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of
MUNICIPAL BOND SALES IN 1920.
presenting again
sis of the
municipal bond sales, the figures this time
covering the calendar
stand out with
1920, the features which
year
greatest prominence
tude of the sales and the
est at which the
the magni¬
are
increasing rates of inter¬
obligations
were
put out.
The
gregate of the municipal bond disposals
twelve months
total
of
between
the
any year
the comparison being
year,
total
previously recorded in
had been the $498,557,993 for 1915—from
which it is
of
for the
$683,188,255 for 1920 and $691,518,914 for
The maximum
1919.
ag¬
closely approaches the unprecedented
preceding
apparent that the emissions of this class
obligations for the latest two
$200,000,000
per
years ran
heavier than
annum
before
known.
tionally large
lowed very
war,
was
1919
should
have been excep¬
not surprising^ seeing that it fol¬
small sales in 1918, the last
ment, rigid
limitations
all classes of securities
put
were
on
of the
the issuance of
except those made
of the Federal Government itself in its
of
year
when, owing to the needs of the Federal Govern¬
the
nance
Under the
Avar.
Corporation
April 5, 1918, it
Committee
was
behalf
provisions of the War Fi¬
Act, which
may
on
prosecution
became
be recalled,
a
a
law
on
Capital Issues
created, whose duty it
was
to de¬
termine whether any proposed neAv issues of securi¬
ties in
excess
of
$106,000
national interests."
No
punitive
gated to this committee and,
pointed out by
much
as
as
us, none were
everyone
was
"compatible with the
was
powers were dele¬
has
many
times been
really necessary, inas¬
prepared from the first to
question
great
expansion
abnormally
were
in
was
the
hence
total
occa¬
Avhich
held
down
the
new
emissions in
1918.
reached
a very
only $296,520,458,
notwithstand¬
good demand had prevailed for obli¬
gations of this class because of their tax-exemption
features.
The total
since 1907.
ranted
the
was
smallest of any year
After this diminutive
total, the rise to
exceptional aggregate of $691,518,914 in
very
natural, the conclusion appearing
that considerable amounts
of
neAv
war¬
bond is¬
Avhich could not be
brought out in 1918, because
of the restrictions then
existing, had been croAvded
sues
into
1919.
Obviously, however, entirely different
significance attaches to the continuance of these
municipal bond disposals at the
in
same
1920, leading to the conviction,
bond flotations in the
neAv
for
as
the
a
time
a
high figures
it does, that
municipal bond field
municipal bond issues have
new
come
perfect avalanche.
By
of the fact that State and municipal
enjoy exemption from Federal income taxes
reason
bonds
description—not alone the normal income
tax, but also the cumulative surtaxes—there is
tain to be
of
a
greater
obligations
or
long
so
as
Federal tax rates continue
civic bond issues had the further
as
cer¬
smaller demand for this class
their present burdensome scale.
on
are
being running at much higher levels
by the experience in the first half of 1921,
during which
in
as
regular thing, and the conclusion is further
fortified
of every
That the total for
in
indicating that there
aggregate of the sales for the twelve months
ing that
roughly
ever
had
1919 seemed
customary annual analy¬
our
as
the
1918
the
In
| necessary.
merely for the
now
occurred in 1919 with the removal of the restrictions
The
space,
is
for
which
for
absolutely
importance
of recalling that the municipal bond dis¬
small, and
sion
than
more
of
posals in the year
The first part, comprising the New
parts.
rest of
the
States Government should not be inter¬
Avith
issued
pressure
England and the Middle and the Central States (the
gan)
the United
fered
purpose
New York.
explained in previous numbers, this periodical,
iatter
In effect, there av^s a
rationing of
capital, in order that the financial requirements of
Publishers,
Depeyster Streets,
Wall Street Station.
owing to the great
in two
implicit obedience to the Committee's orders
and decisions.
The
OF ISSUE OF THIS PUBLICATION.
DATE
As
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No. 2922.
issued
periodically and all furnished without extra charge to
annual subscribers, are Ten Dollars per annum within the United States
P.
1921
In
1920
these
advantage, at least
compared with the year preceding, that they no
had to compete with the Federal Govern¬
onger
ment in its
kets.
In
own
1920,
demands upon the investment mar¬
as
in 1919, the United States Treas¬
ury
kept putting out
ury
certificates of indebtedness (to retire maturing
new
short-term issues of Treas¬
issue of these certificates
collections) but it put out
or
in
anticipation of tax
no
long-term! obligations,
whereas in 1919 it floated the
Victory Liberty Loan
?or
$4,500,000,000.
Therefore, States
palities had the investment market
their
new
to
and munici¬
themselves
in
borroAvings, those seeking these obliga-
STATE AND CITY
4
who would bid
Government.
On the other hand, taxes were eating up the
profits of business, leaving little surplus income for
tions
for
being much the same as those
obligations of the Federal
new
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country.
Even the contracted disposals of 1918
bore testimony to the same underlying tendency,
cutting;down in the new
municipalities had been en¬
older and more settled communities,-
appeared that the
since it
capital applications by
time the money mar¬ tirely in the
where the needs of development and of civic improve¬
in a state of tension, with
ment would be far less urgent than in the newer
money and interest rates steadily rising.
The Feder¬
parts of the country. For 1920, however, the order
al Reserve banks repeatedly advanced their discount
of things fyas been reversed.
In the newer sections
rates during the year.
All this operated to the det¬
a marked decrease is observable from the huge to¬
riment of municipal borrowers, obliging the lat¬
tals of 1919, while in the older parts of the country,
ter to pay increasing rates for the accommodation
where the additions had been relatively light in
they needed in the market. In offering, at the close
1919, and where the annual totals had for a long
of 1919, a new issue of tax certificates (dated Jan¬
series of years been running pretty even, with little
uary 2, 1920) the United States Treasury advanced
or no
tendency to expansion, there was in 1920 a
the rate of interest from 4% to 4%%, and thereafter
tremendous leap forward.
In other words, for the
the rate in these certificates of indebtedness had to
North Atlantic and North Central divisions com¬
be repeatedly further raised, until in June 1920 the
bined the aggregate of new municipal bond issues
Government was paying 5%% and 6% for this class
for 1920 is found to have been $429,334,390, as
of accommodation.
And no material change in this
against $317,663,537 for 1919, and $162,730,301 for
situation occurred up to the end of the year, the two
1918, though the comparison loses some of its sig¬
new series put out in December 1920 bearing respec¬
nificance when we note that prior to 1918 the
tively 5%% in the case of the 6-months' issue and
yearly additions had for some time been running
6% in the case of the series maturing in one year.
above $300,000,000.
It is really the North Central
The effect of the high rates which the Federal Treas¬
Group of States that is mainly responsible for the
ury had to pay for its short-term borrowings was to
1920 expansion, the 1920 disposals for the North
depreciate the market value of the different Liberty
Atlantic Division falling well below the maximum
Loan and Victory Loan issues, and likewise munici¬
of the previous highest totals, while contrariwise
pal issues and other high-class obligations, thereby
the aggregate for the North Central Group runs
making municipal bond disposals on occasions by
well above the very heaviest of the previous totals.
no means an easy matter.
As a matter of fact, prior to 1914 the new issues for
Even though there was always more or less de¬
the North Central Group had never reached $100,mand for municipal obligations, investors, in view
000,000, as against the $265,312,587 now recorded
of all these happenings, were demanding a higher
for 1920 and the $190,876,129 for 1919.
For the rest
rate of return, and therefore the municipalities in
of the country, outside these two grand divisions—
their appeals to the investment market had to take
that is, for the South Atlantic States, the South
cognizance of the situation and offer a better in¬
Central Division and the Pacific or Western Divi¬
come yield.
The Liberty Loan and Victory Loan
investment, while at the same
ket
during 1920
was
issues of the United States were
generally at their
figures in May, 1920, which means that the
then at its maxi¬
lowest
rate of return to the investor was
figure, but there was little recovery in the
half of the year and at least one issue of Liberty
mum
last
Loan
bonds,
most
United
Liberty
Third
figure in December.
reached its lowest
on
the
namely
States
issues
was
points
or
the Fourth Liberty Loan, for instance, selling
93 in January and at 82 in May, and the First
more,
at
3%s at 100.40 in January and at 89.10 in July.
Mu¬
nicipal and other high-class issues followed a closely
similar course.
Thus New York City 4%s of 1967
Stock Exchange at
sold at the New York
100% in
January and down to 90 in August.
As
an
indication of the
course
municipal bonds brought out during 1920, we may
note that Philadelphia was able to place $3,000,000
50-year, 4% at 100.29 in January, but in December,
in a new offering, had to make the rate of interest
5%, and at that interest rate disposed of $5,310,500
bonds at prices ranging from 100 to 103.7778. Cincin¬
nati on January 30, 1920, disposed of $1,250,000 5%
rapid transit bonds at 100.941, but on August 25 got
no more than 100.662 on an
offering of $2,580,000
8-year deficiency funding bonds, though the interest
rate was now 6%.
Detroit on January 19 obtained
101.05 for $100,000 4%% bridge improvement
bonds,
but on November 15, 1920, in disposing of
$1,000,000
public utility bonds, had to make the interest rate
5%%, and obtained 103.17.
distribution
The
among
of the bond disposals of 1920
the different geographical divisions pf the
country was in
some
from that in 1919
we
have had
increase in the
been
the
particulars
quite
different
in the years
immediately pre¬
In previous annual reviews of thes$ bond
ceding.
sales
or
occasion to point out that the
output of
civic obligations had
especially pronounced in the newer parts of
new
country, supporting the inference that the
issues
new
represented outlays in the normal develop¬
ment of the cities
and towns in those parts of the
were
only $253,853,865
for
as
BONDS DISPOSED OF BY STATES AND MUNICIPALITIES
TO GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS.,
ACCORDING
1920.
1919.
1918.
1917.
1916.
1915.
$
Cat.Years.
5
S
S
$
%
Worth Atl. 164,021,803 126,787,408
62,418,032 175,977,685 174,405,716 208,213,654
Nor. Cent. 265,312,587 190,876,129 100,312,269 141,313,068 128,078,530 137.208,751
429,334,390 317,663,537 162,730,301 317,290,753 302,484,246 345,422,405
Total
South Atl.
Sou. Cent.
60,811,524 53,096,148
77,357,114 165,984,142
19,867,178
31,434,837
40,984,531
55,476,941
52,957,073
56,942,261
41,916,520
55,312,624
115,685,227 154,775,087
58,446,038
49,596,099
56,729,917
55,906,444
Western or
Pac. Dlv.
253,853,865 373,855,377 133,790,157 133,988,009 154,656,709 153,135,588
Total
Grand tot.
683,183,255l691.518,914 296,520,458 451,278,762
1913.
1912.
%
457,140,955 498,557,993
1910.
$
1911.
$
1914.
Cal.Years.
of prices for the
issues
new
against $373,855,377 for 1919, but compar¬
ing with only $133,790,157 for 1918.
1920,
Loan,
The decline
ten
sion—the
$
$
North Atl. 228,783,498 164,152,029 161,386,631 183,316,289 147,241,669
89,373,061
Nor. Cent. 108,924,972
Total... 337,708,470 253,525,090 257,179,892
72,476,823
77,979,550
95,793,261
22,623,800 15,173,700
24,873,499; 44,732,415
39,476,448
23,740,800
37,157,894
20,785,700
43,501,670
63,107,177
74,148,282
68,473,242
71,276,437; 52,820,390
33,782,300
Sou. Cent.
Pacific
Total... 136,365,925
Grand tot
J
158,499,538
65,208,923
261,295,839219,718,492223,708,461
31,353,750
44,219,396
South Atl.
1909.
55,809,984
149,721,428129,371,936 135,563,807100,317,689 115,716,099
1
J474.074.395!403,246,518 386,551,828396,859,646320,036,181 339,424.560
A noticeable
thing in recent compilations has been
the bond issues of the States themselves, as
distinguished from the municipalities and other
civic units within their confines, have been increas¬
the way
ing. Not so very long ago State bonds appeared likely
to become extinct, so few were the new offerings.
But in 1920 the States themselves
275 of
new
tributed
bonds
put out $87,607,-
($57,327,000 of which were con¬
by the North Atlantic Division and the
Division) as against $74,407,250 in
North Central
1919 and
Inlthe immediate fu¬
run still higher, as
numerous new issues are in prospect for the purpose
of making bonus payments to soldiers and to provide means for the building of extensive systems of
highways and for the carrying on of various other
ture
the
$38,687,000 in 1918.
totals
are
certain to
undertakings.
It has already been indicated that interest rates
in the
new
bond
issues, which
as a
matter of fact had
"
June, 1921.]
STATE AND CITY SECTION
for many
previous years been tending steadily up¬
ward, in 1920 rose still higher. To afford a graphic
illustration of the
course
of interest rates in recent
'here the following table to show
the new bonds put out at the vari¬
ous rates of interest for
1901,1906 and for 1919 and
1920.
We exclude the New York City sinking fund
takings, as these are nearly always low rate issues
years, we insert
the aggregate of
and furnish
COMPARATIVE
no
criterion of market conditions.
INTEREST
EXCLUDING
RATES.
SINKING
FUND
NEW
YORK
PC of
1919.
PC of
1906.
PC of
1901.
PC of
Total
1920.
$
Total
$
Total
$
Total
8 per cent..
per cent
5,257,456
86'130,661,23019.11
6 per cent.. 192,745 879
4
per cent
4M» per cent
2.77
19,169,65010.09
17,350,7741 2.54!120,130,280 63.22
13,831 ,468
24,232 ,664
3,373 ,000
66,725 ,866
4 per cent._
5,000
0.00
21,641,700
3.16
19,971,24914.25
68,693,26849.00
27,576,47619.67
229.000
0.17
7.68
5,214,978
3.72
9.18
9,301,985
6.63
7.146,959
3.76
2,758,797
1.97
6,027.828
3.17
6,439,746
4.59
0.13
48 278,322,949.40.71
254,000
14,598,010
17,436,088
149,596,50721.88
86,230,754 12.60
Higher than
5 per cent 332,701,740
Unknown &
Unusual..
43,253,638
Total.... 676,864,255 100.0
In
499
683,808,914100.0190,020,271100.0140,185,499 100.0
1901, it will be
seen,
out of a total of $140,185,-
bonds
placed, $116,240,993, or 82.92% of the
whole, consisted of 3s, 3%s and 4s, the 3%s forming
much the larger part, they comprising $68,693,268,
or
nearly one-half of the year's disposals. In 1920,
onMhe
other hand, out of a total of $676,864,255
(this being minus the New York City sinking fund
takings), no 3% issues were floated, only $13,831,3%s, only $24,232,664 even of 4s, while $592,173,485 of the year's sales, or 87.49%, were 4%s, 5s
and higher rates.
Indeed, nearly half of the new
issues
($332,701,740, or 49.15%) carried interest
rates higher than 5%.
468 of
In
connection
the distribution
with
of the sales
the different geographical divisions of the
among
country another point worth noting is that with
three or four exceptions the larger cities did not con¬
tribute very greatly to the year's expansion.
New
York City made no public offerings of bonds, though
$6,324,000 of bonds were sold to the city's sink¬
ing funds. Nor did this city put out any issues of a
permanent character in 1919 or 1918. On the other
hand, the city made public offerings of $55,000,000
in both 1917 and 1916 and
$71,000,000 in 1915 and
$65,000,000 in 1914. Philadelphia put out $12,713,000 of new bonds in 1920, which compares with
$10,000,000 in 1919, $12,500,000 in 1918 and $20,049,900 in 1917.
Boston disposed of $2,073,500 in
1920, against $3,108,500 in 1919, $2,106,200 in 1918
and $4,215,500 in 1917.
A few of the Western
cities, however, made quite
offerings. Cleveland
placed bonds to an aggregate of $14,244,000 in 1920,
against $11,218,000 in 1919, $2,702,000 in 1918, and
$7,774,200 in 1917.
Detroit placed $11,323,000,
against $3,026,000 in 1919, $7,337,898 in 1918, and
$1,597,000 in 1917. St. Louis broke its precedence of
many years by
issuing $1,040,000 bonds.
Pitts¬
burgh's record of sales stands at $6,366,000 for 1920,
against $6,644,000 for 1919, $470,000 for 1918, and
$264,000 for 1917.
To complete our analysis of the bond disposals of
1920 we furnish below a comparison of the new bond
issues according to the purposes for which they were
substantial additions to their
used
or
1920, it will be seen, under the designation "Miscel¬
laneous," and the amounts for other years are also
large. In explanation it should be said that this item
comprises mainly bonds issued for special purposes,
like South Dakota's issue of $9,500,000 for rural
credits; Philadelphia's issue of $4,160,500 for "port
and transit purposes"; Maine's issue of $3,000,000
for soldiers' bonus; Rhode Island's $2,500,000, Con¬
necticut's
CITY
TAKING8.
$2,500,000, Massachusetts^ $2,500,000;
$7,500,000 issue of bonus certifi¬
also Minnesota's
cates; Massachusetts's disposals of $7,868,000 for
subways; West Virginia's $13,500,000 of
canals and
Debt Settlement
ment of
bonds; and bonds for the improve¬
levees, for irrigation, for the acquisition of
street
railways—purposes of not sufficiently com¬
to warrant our.providing an extra
column for the same in our full-page compilation.
A foot-note to the detailed table on the following
mon
occurrence
page
gives the leading items that go to make up the
"Miscellaneous" column.
In
will reiterate what we have said
namely, that our figures deal only
with issues of a permanent character—such as, by
their nature, constitute a real addition to the debts
of the municipalities.
We rigidly exclude floating
debt obligations and everything of a temporary na¬
ture, and we are careful also to avoid duplication
or the inclusion of loans that do not belong in the
in
conclusion,
previous
we
years,
footings. As the best explanation of our reasons for
excluding iioating-debt obligations, we may refer to
the case of this city, which during 1920 issued no
less than $261,225,000 of temporary obligations in
anticipation of taxes, and redeemed $230,820,500 of
the same class of obligations, and also issued $199,-
799,443 of corporate stock notes (a new form of obli¬
gation since 1912) , and retired $174,605,000.
In order that the reader may know what the grand
aggregate of sales for the 12 months would be with
all these various items included, we will say that the
total in that event would be close to $1,500,000,000.
The actual
municipal bond sales for the twelve
months within the territorial limits of the United
States were, we
have
seen,
$683,188,255, the tempo¬
loans reached $577,512,948, sales of permanent
securities in Canada were $164,319,775; general fund
rary
bonds of New York
bonds
of
City, $32,500,000; general fund
Baltimore, $300,000; besides which the
Territory of Hawaii sold $277,000 bonds, and the
Philippine Islands $16,000,000 bonds, giving a grand
total of $1,474,097,978.
In the following we fur¬
nish a five-year tabular comparison of the various
classes of
Full Cal.
issues:
new
1920.
1919.
1918.
$
Year.
$
$
Perm.l'ns(U.S.)
683,188,255
♦Tempor. loans
(U. 8.)
1917.
'$
1920.
\PCof
1919.
i Total
Year.
'
I
PC of
1918.
PC of
1917.
P C of
Total
$
Total
$
Total
457,140,955
577,512,948
475,833,359
438,420,581 395,320,999
300,795,629
164,319,775
809,175,828
721,087,066 701,286,567
258,515,690
16,277,000
11,700,000
800,000
2,715,000
6,450,000
32,500,000
28,500,000
27,000,000
25,000,000
23,500,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
Canadian loans
(permanent)
Bonds
U.
S.
possessions..
Gen. fund b'ds
Y.
(N.
C.)_
Gen. fund b'ds
(Baltimore).
Total all l'ns
months) 1,474,097.978 2,017,028,101 1,484,128,105 1,575.907,328 1,046,702,280
(12
♦
Includes temporary securities (revenue bonds and corporate stock notes) Issued
by New York City. $407,417,343 In 1920, $375,050,900 in
total 683,188,255 100.0 691,518,914
1.67
11,422,681
13,331,652
.
Net add'n..
9,689,381
3.27
15,405,169
3.40
671,765,574 98.33 678,187,262 98.07 286,831,077 96.73 435,873,593 96.60
54,295,755 7.95 55,349,255 8.00
roads,
bridges,Ac 216, 186,781 31.64 296,051,897 42.81
Sewers
39, 626,149 5.80; 38,709,122 5.60
Schools
129, 817,612 19.00103,183,775 14.92
25, 334,286 3.71! 24,843,038 3.59
Buildings
Water
39,053,63213.17
28,416,797
6.30
Sts.,
..
Parks
17, 947,724
2.63,
Light & gas
11, 880,754
50,,321,838
1.12
1.74
7,720,397
10,191.822
1.47
7.37
48,264,252
6.98
63,706,22021
34,469,646,11
40,371,59513
11,610,698; 3,
2,414,900
3,817,871
1
131,494,215 29.16
32,681,155 7.24
60,242,168 13.35
25.924,597 5.74
10.587,415
6,694,097
Miscellan's. 126,,354,675 18.49
Total
net..
93,873,70413.58
24,789,147! 8.36
4.94
1915.
A
1.48
66,597,36822.46:117,544,940 26.04
full-page tabular presentation of the sales of a
permanent character within the limits of the United
States for
671,765,574198.33 678,187,26298.07286,831,07796.73435,873,59396.60
After
apportioning the amounts under the differ¬
heads, an aggregate remains of $126,354,675 for
fact, however, practically the entire
the increased temporary bor¬
due to
rowing of New York City, which in 1920 placed
$497,417,343 of temporary loans, against $375,050,900 in 1919, $361,050,463 98 in 1918, $303,851,400 in
1917, $229,409,452 in 1916, and but $154,658,878 in
a
the late year
appears
on
the following
In giving this compilation, we are continuing
jmactice begun by us with the bond transactions
page.
ent
the amount of
2.35
22,288,209
difference is
Funding &
improve'!
matter of
a
100.0296,520,458100.0451,278,762 100.0
1.93
1919, $361,050,464 in
1917, and 5229,409,452 In 1916.
temporary loans negotiated has heavily increased.
As
Jrand
Refunding
S
296,520,458 451,278,702
It will be noted that in recent years
Cnhndxr
1916.
691,518,914
1918, $303,851,400 In
created:
5
of 1901.
G
[Vol. 112.
STATE AND CITY SECTION
ANALYSIS OF MUNICIPAL BOND SALES
MUNICIPAL
State and
Total.
SALES FOR
YEAR
1920.
Grand
Geographical
FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1920.
BOND
County
Bonds.
Divisions.
Stale
Bonds.
i
Maine
New
6,604,000
868,000
309,000
26,352,600
5,205,000
Hampshire
Vermont.
Massachusetts...
Rhode Island....
7,788,000
31.461,165
31,928,438
53,505,600
164,021,803
Connecticut
New York
New
Jersey.....
Pennsylvania....
North Atlantic 1)1 v
Delaware
6,000,000
145,000
11,077,660
4H
4H
5
Per Cent.
Per Cent.
Per Cent.
Per Cent.
S
i
5
Per
Cent.
Unusual.
S
3,080,000
9,709,100
405,000
912,000
11,330,964
26,529,761
5,080,500
1,939,500
3,009,000
7,359,000
3,000,000
1,270,000
6,703,096
503,000
20.134,000
3,373.000
39,229,096
53,041.319
57,047,325
4,744,131
"eb'.ooo
364 000
2,205,000
5,288,000
2,500,000
Higher than Unknown &■
3,324,000
868,000
249,000
6,981,000
310,000
2,491,000
11,046,219
3,695,000
24,077,100
200,000
604,000
868,000
164,000
13,558,600
1,717,000
3,000,000
1,490 ,000
2.900 ,000
3,419,585
1,566,600
7,893,000
24,678,015
23,947,338
23,476,600
1,1X10,000
331,468
12",060",000
6,414 500
10,136 000
34,577.000
21,031,065
13,024,185
94,789,553
1,331,468
3,363 665
4
$
School Dint. City,Town & *3 and 3M
Per Cent.
Village Bds.
Bonds.
619 ,255
346 ,209
5.255,464
215 ,000
861 631
523 ,000
1,205 ,000
-
Maryland.
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina....
South
Carolina
Georgia...
Florida....
...
South Atlantic 1)1 v.
Ohio
........
Indiana...........
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin....
Minnesota
Iowa.....
Missouri....
North Dakota
..
South
Dakota.
Nebraska
Kansas
North Central Dlv
Kentucky....
Ten nessee.........
Alabama
Mississippi. 4..'
Louisiana....
Texas
.........
Oklahoma
Arkansas
South Central Dlv.
Montana
Wyoming....
Colorado
New Mexico.
Arizona...........
Utah...
......
Nevada.......
Idaho
............
Washington
Oregon
...
...
......
California...
Western
Division..
Grand
Per
total.
cent
ISSUED FOR
State
Or Which
and
Total
Geographical
Bonds
Divisions.
Maine
New
Hampshire...
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut.
York..
New
New
Jersey
Pennsylvania
North Atlantic Dlv.
Delaware
Maryland.....
Virginia
West
..
Virginia.....
North Carolina....
South
Carolina
Georgia
Florida
South Atlantic Dlv.
Ohio
Indiana...
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin..
Minnesota........
Iowa
...|
Missouri
North Dakota.....
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
.....
North Central Dlv.
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama..
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
South Central Div.
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
_.
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Net
THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES.
Leaving
for
Refunding
Additions
Street and
Water
Sewers and
Schools and
General
Parks and
Funding
Bridges.
Drainage.
SchoolBldgs.
Buildings.
Museums.
Improvem'ls
&
M iscellaneous
June, 1921.]
UNITED
STATES
DEBT
7
United States Debt and the
Congressional Acts Authorizing It.
In
.the following detailed
statement of the debt of the United States, we give references to the laws
authorizing eaoh
outstanding to-day.
In 1917 the country entered upon an entirely new era in its debt
history
war against
the Imperial German Government, new obligations were issued on a soale
of un¬
paralleled magnitude.
By the Act of April 4 1917 authority was conferred upon the
Secretary of the Treasury to Issue
15,000,000,000 long-term bonds at not to exceed 3 lA% interest
($3,000,000,000 of this being for the purpose of establishing
oredits in the United States for the
foreign Governments enlisted in the war against Germany), and $2,000,000,000 cer¬
tificates of indebtedness, the latter
running for periods not exceeding one year.
By the further Act of Sept. 24 1917,
authority was conferred to issue $7,538,945,460 convertible
4% bonds to retire the $3,000,000,000 non-taxable3%
Issue authorized to cover loans to the
Allies, and to provide for new Allied credits of $4,000,000,000, the
remaining$538.945,460 to be used for converting certain
outstanding bonds, including the Danish West Indies, Alaskan Railway, Panama
Canal and naval construction issues.
The bill also provided for the issuance of
$2,000,000,000 each of one-year Treasury
certificates of indebtness and five-year war
savings certificates. The interest rate on the certificates the
Secretary of the
Treasury was left to fix. By the further Act of April 4 1918,
amending the Act of Sept. 24 1917, authority was oonferred
to issue
$12,000,000,000 of bonds at not exceeding 4J£% interest, the 12 billion
dollars, however, to include the bonds
Issued under the Second
Liberty Loan, and $3,638,945,460 being in lieu of corresponding amounts of unissued
bonds au¬
thorized by previous Acts.
Under the same Act the limit upon the amount of certificates of
indebtedness that might be
outstanding at any one time was raised from $4,000,000,000 to
$8,000,000,000, and was further raised to $10,000,000,under the Act of March 3
1919.
By the further Act of July 9 1918,
amending
previous Liberty "bond enact¬
ments, the limit of the bond issue was raised to
$20,000,000,000 at not exceeding 4)4%; but including
bond*
theretofore issued and increasing from
$5,500,000,000 to $7,000,000,000 the additional loans or credits that
might be
extended to the Allies, making
$10,000,000,000 altogether that may be loaned to the Allies.
By the further Act of Maroh 3
1919 (Victory Liberty Loan
Act) amending previous Liberty Loan Acts and the War Finance
Corporation Aot, the Secre¬
tary of the Treasury was authorized to borrow an
aggregate not exceeding $7,000,000,000 at such rate or rates of Interest
as he
might prescribe, issuing therefor notes payable in not less than one year nor more than five
years.
By the Liberty
Bona Exemption Bill of
Sept. 24 1918, the total of War Savings Certificates that might be issued was raised from
$2,000.000,000 to $4,000,000,000.
^
'
of
the issues of bonds
In the prosecution of the
.
In June 1917 $2,000,000,000 of
3)4% bonds were offered under the Aot of April 24 1917.
The subscriptions amounted
$3,036,226,850, but only S2,000,0(^,000 was accepted.
In October 1917 an offering of $3,000,000,000 4s under the Aot of
Sept. 24 1917 was made.
Subscriptions reached an aggregate of $4,617,532,300.
In accordance
to
with previous
ment, one-half of the over-subscription was accepted,
In April 1918 $3,000,000,000 of
announce¬
making the total of bonds put out under this offer $3,807,865,000.
4)4% non-convertible bonds (Third Liberty Loan) were offered under the Act of
April 4
1918.
The subscriptions amounted to
$4,176,516,850, all of which were accepted.
In Sept.-Oct. 1918 $6,000,000,000 of
4%% non-convertible bonds (Fourth Liberty Loan) were offered under the Act of July 9 1918.
The subscriptions amounted
to $6,964,524,650, all of which were
accepted.
In April-May 1919, $4,500,000,000 of convertible gold notes were issued
In two series, the one
bearing interest at 324%, the other at 4%%. The subscriptions amounted to
$5,249,908,300, but
only $4,500,000,000 was accepted.
Note.—The Act authorizing the First
Liberty Loan was given in the "Chronicle" of April 28, page 1649, with further
particulars in the issue of
page 1849, and the text of the Treasury circular in the issue of
May 19, page 1959; and of the Second Loan the full text of the bill as
a law in the "Chronicle" of
Sept. 29 1917, page 1252, and the text of the Treasury circular in the issue of Oct.
6, page 1355.
The Act author¬
izing the Third Liberty Loan was presented in the r'Chronicle" of
April 6 1918, page 1404, and the text of the Treasury circular in the issue of
13, page 1517.
April
The Act authorizing the Fourth Liberty Loan
appeared in the
Chronicle" of July 13 1918, page 131, the
Treasury circular in the
issue of Oct. 5, page 1328, and the text of the
Liberty Bond Exemption Bill on Oct. 5, page 1327.
The Act authorizing the Fifth (Victory)
Loan was given in the "Chronicle" of March
Liberty
8 1919, page 919, and the text of the Treasury Circular in the issue
of April 26 1919, page 1670.
Cer¬
tificates of indebtedness have been issued from time to time
under the Act of April 24 1917 and the
amendatory Acts of Sept. 24 1917, April 4 1918,
July 9 1918 and March 3 1919, always for short periods.
May 12 1917,
it became
In the following we present a
preliminary detailed statement of the debt of the United States as made up
by the
Treasurer at the close of business on
May 31 1921, this being based on the daily Treasury statements, and,
therefore,
subject to revision in a minor way.
INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OUTSTANDING MAY 31 1921.
When Redeemable
Title of Loan.
Authorizing Act.
Consols of 1930
March 14 1900.
Loan of
Jan. 14 1875
1925
Rate.
2%
or
Payable after April 1 1930.
Payable after Feb. 1 1925.
Series
1906
June 28 1902 and Dec. 21 1905._>.
2%
Redeemable
after
Series
1908.
June 28 1902 and Dec. 21 1905
2%
Redeemable
after
Aug.51909,Feb.41910&Mar.21911
3%
3%
Series
bonds
1913
Certificates of Indebtedness:
Tax
Sept. 24 1917,
as amended.
Sept. 24 1917, as amended
Sept. 24 1917 and April 23 1918...
Sept. 24 1917, as amended
Special...
First Liberty Loan.
April 24 1917
First Liberty Loan, conv
April 24 1917.
First Liberty Loan, conv
April 24 1917.
54,631,980
5,677,800
48,954,180
1
Nov.
1918; Quar., Feb
30,000,000
4,052,600
25,947,400
Quar.,Mar,
Payable 30 years from date of issue. Quar., Jan,
Few
Loan
1,643,970,000
928,249,000
226,875,000
226,875,000
32,854,450
32,854,450
>1,989,455,550
37,176,200 al,952,279,350
490,018,300 63,317,847,700
At mat'y
months...
One year from date of issue
Var. At maturity
3H% Red. on or
4%
Redeemable
4K% Redeemable
Sept. 24 1917.
bonds
4%
after
June
earlier
Jan., July
15
At mat'y
1932; June, Dec,
after June 15 1932; June,
on or
Dec.
on or
after June 15 1932; June,
928,249,000
Dec.
Redeemable
on
or
after
Nov.
15 May, Nov.
1927; payable Nov. 15 1942
Sept. 24 1917.
Redeemable
Nov.
15 May. Nov.
1927; payable Nov. 15 1942
Sept. 24 1917 as amended Apr. 4 '18 4tf% Payable Sept. 15 1928
Sept. 24 1917 as amended & suppl'd. 4 H% Redeemable on and after Oct.
Mar., Sept.
Victory Liberty Loan notes.. Sept. 24 1917
(1st
as
amended.
on
or
after
15 April, Oct,
1933; payable Oct. 15 1938
Redeemable June 15 or Dec. 151922; June, Dec.
payable May 20 1923
I
J
4,175,650,050
6,964,581,000
606,888.950
4,495,374,000
473,257,445 c4,022,116,555
531,801,850
3,643,848,200
6,357,692,050
to
18th series)
June 25
1910.
War Savings and Thrift stamps Sept. 24 1917.
of
50,000,000
28,894,500
payable June 15 1947
Liberty Loan..
Fourth Liberty Loan.
Aggregate
28,894.500
1,643,970,000
At mat'y
payable June 15 1947
Third
Savings
t
50,000,000
)3,807,865,000
Various dates In 1920.
2%
599,724,050
118,489,900
1916; Quar.,Feb,
payable June 15 1947
Second Liberty Loan, conv..
Postal
46,526,100
43,825,600
1
Aug.
payable Aug. I 1936
or
Loan
Plttman Act
Second Liberty
Outstanding.
payable Nov. 1 1938
1911
Conversion
Amount
Retired.
646,250,150
162,315,400
Quar., Feb
Payable June 1 1961
Dec. 23
Quar., Jan
Amount
Issued.
ay
4%
Panama Canal Loan:
Amount
/nterest
able.
Payable.
Interest-bearing
2H% *1931-40
14% Payable Jan. 1 1923 to 1925
Jan.,
ZAt
July
11,718,240
11,718,240
mat'y.
704,382,584
debt.
23,713,843,159
verted
dates
The Government debt
on May 31
1921 was made up of (1) interest-bearing debt,
$23,713,843,159.40; of (2) debt
ceased, $8,638,220.26; of (3) debt bearing no interest, $230,260,212.77;
making total gross debt
$23,952,741,592.43; subtracting from the total the net balance in the general fund of the
Treasury ($244,565,951.59) at
the same date (May 31 1921), the net debt at that time is seen to have been
$23,708,175,640.84.
on
which interest has
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS UNDER ACT OF SEPT. 24
1917, APR. 4 1918, APR. 23 1918, MAR
3 1919.—(Column 7.)—Sec. 6 of
Act of Sept. 24 1917
provides for the issuance of certificates of indebtedness at not less than par and at such rates of interest as the
Secretary of the
Treasury may prescribe for the purposes of the Act and to meet public expenditures authorized by law, each certificate
so issued
payable at such time
not exceeding one year from the date of its issue, and redeemable before
maturity upon such terms and conditions, and the interest
accruing thereon
payable at such time or times as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe.
The sum of such certificates outstanding was not at
any one time to
exceed in the aggregate $4,000,000,000. but this was increased under the Act of
April 4 1918 to $8,000,000,000 and further increased to
$10,000,000,000
under the Act of March 3 1919.
Under the authority thus granted the Secretary has issued
varying amounts of these certificates from time to
time,
through the Federal Reserve banks. all for short periods, the rate of interest being at first fixed at 4 %, then raised to
4K %, to 4H, to 4
to 5, to 5X
to 5H, to
and finally to 6%.
There were outstanding May 31 1921 $2,831,948,450 at various rates of interest.
In June 1921 the
Secretary of
the Treasury in offering a new series of Treasury Certificates of
Indebtedness, bearing 5M % interest, and running one year, also offered a
series of
5H% 3-year notes, not subject to prior redemption and carrying no exemption from surtaxes, excess
profits and war profits taxes, and allotted $311,191,000 of the notes and $314,184,000 of the certificates.
,
LOANS TO BE REPLACED BY LIBERTY LOAN.—Under the Act of
April 24 1917, authorizing the First Liberty Loan bonds, and
again under
Sept. 24 1917, authorizing the Second Liberty Loan, as well as under the Third Liberty Loan, all referred to below, the
Secretary of the Treas¬
is authorized to issue Liberty Loan bonds to replace, at his discretion, bonds not already emitted under the
following: Act of Aug. 5 1909, Section 39,
Panama Canal Loan (Column 9), referred toabove: Act of June 3 1916, Section 124, an Act for
making further and more effectual provision for the
national defense and other purposes, and providing for the expenditure of not more than
$20,000,000 for a Government nitrate
manufacturing plant;
Act of Sept. 7 1916, Section 13, an Act to establish a United States Shipping Board for the
purpose of encouraging,
developing and creating a naval
auxiliary and a naval reserve and a merchant marine to meet the requirements of the commerce of the United States with its
territories and possessions,
and with foreign countries, to regulate carriers by water engaged in the foreign and inter-State commerce of
the United States, and for other
purposes;
Act of March 3 1917, Section 400, "An Act to provide increased revenue to defray the
expenses of the increased appropriations for the
Army and Navy,
and the extension of fortifications, and for other purposes."
(See certificates of indebtedness above), and the Public Resolution of March 4
1917,
entitled: "Joint resolution to expedite the delivery of materials, equipment and munitions and to secure more
expeditious construction of ships."
the Act of
ury
UNITED
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STATES DEBT
Authorized by Act of April 24 1917, entitled "An Act to authorize an issue of bond»
defense, and for the purpose of assisting in the prosecution of the war, to extend credit to
the Act the Secretary was empowered to borrow, with the approval of the President, up
by Section 4 of the Act (see Loans to be Replaced by Liberty Loan above) to, meet expen¬
authorized for the national security and defense and other public purposes authorized by law and to issue therefor bonds of the United
The bonds out bear 3)4% interest and are payable in United States gold coin of the present standard of value, and exempt both as to
LIBERTY
LOAN OF 1917,
FIRST.—(Column 1.)
meet expenditures for the national security and
foreign governments, and for other purposes."
Under
to $5 000,000.000, exclusive of the sums authorized
to
ditures
States.
authority of the United States or its possessions or by
was made by Section 2 of the Act for the
or so much thereof as might be necesaary being
appropriated for the purpose.
Under Section 3 it was provided that payments to the United States on or before maturity by foreign govern¬
ments for obligations incurred by them under Section 2 must be applied to the redemption or purchase at not more than par and accrued interest
of
bonds of the United States issued under authority of the Act; and if such bonds are not available for this purpose the Secretary of the
Treasury shall redeem or purchase any other outstanding interest-bearing obligations of the United States which may at such time be subject to
call
which may be purchased at not more than par and accrued interest
.
Section 5 provides that any series of bonds issued under authority of the Act may be convertible into bonds bearing a higher rate of in¬
terest than the rate at which the same were issued if any subsequent series of bonds shall be issued at a higher rate of Interest before the ter¬
mination of the war, the date of such termination to be fixed by a proclamation of the President of the United States.
Under the Act $2,000,000,000 gold bonds, running 15-30 years and bearing 3)4 interest payable semi-annually June 15 and Dec. 15 were
offered for subscription, denominations of coupon bonds being $50. $100, $500 and $1,000. and registered
bonds $100, $500, $1,000. $5,000
$10 000
$50,000 and $100,000.
Subscriptions were received from over 4,000,000 Individual subscribers and aggregated $3,036,226,850. In scaling
down the allotments to the total offered, all subscriptions up to and including $10,000 were awarded in full, but on larger amounts the allotments
ranged from 60% down to 20.17%.
The total of bonds issued was $1,989,455,550, but only about $1,410,000,000 remained outstanding May 31 1921
3)4s with full tax exemption; in addition, some $26,144,450 appear as Fhst Liberty Loan Convertible 4s and $512,617,700, as converted 4%s and
principal and interest,
from all taxation, except estate or inheritance taxes, imposed by
authority. The bonds do not bear the circulation privilege.
Provision
and the purchasing of obligations of foreign governments, $3,000,000,000,
State or local taxing
establishing of credits to
any
any
or
as
$3,492,150 Second
Converted 4Mb.
SECOND.—(Column
,
entitled "An Act to authorize an additional Issue of
the prosecution of the war, to extend additional
coo _
.an .
,
,
,
April 24 1917, but authorizes the issuance of not exceeding $7,538,945,460 bonds, bearing
not exceeding 4% interest. In addition to the $2,000,000,000 bonds issued under authority of the Act of April 24 1917.
Provided, That of this
$3 063 945,460 shall be In lieu of that amount of the unissued bonds authorized by Sections 1 and 4 of the Act approved April 24 1917,
$225 000 000 shall be In lieu of that amount of the unissued bonds authorized by Section 39 of the Act, approved Aug. 5 1909, $150,000,000
shall'be In lieu of the unissued bonds authorized by the joint resolution approved March 4 1917, and $100,000,000 shall be in lieu of the unissued
bonds authorized by Section 400 of the Act, approved March 3 1917.
.
'
...
nnn n__
.
Section 2 provides for the appropriation out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, of the sum of $4,000,000,000, and
in addition thereto the unexpended balance of the appropriations made by Section 2 (the section
that authorizes loans to the Allies) of the
Act approved April 24 1917 and under the same conditions.
.
.
_ ..
_ .. .
Section 4 provide* for the convertibility of the bonds into any issue thereafter bearing
a higher rate of interest. Under Section 7 it is
provided that none of the bonds shall bear the circulation privilege.
The bonds are exempt, both as to principal and interest from all taxation
hereafter Imposed by the United States, any State, or any of the possessions of the United States, or by any local taxing authority
except (a) estate or inheritance taxes, and (b) graduated additional Income taxes, commonly known as surtaxes, and excess profits and war
profits taxes
now or hereafter imposed by the United States, upon the income or profits of individuals, partnerships, associations, or corpora¬
tions.
The interest on an amount of such bonds and certificates the principal of which does not exceed in the aggregate $5,000, owned by any
Individual, partnership, association, or corporation, is exempt from the taxes provided for in subdivision (b) of this section.
Section 11, which relates to the conversion privilege of the first issue of Liberty Loan Bonds, states that no bonds shall be issued under authority
of Sections 1 and 4 of said Act approved April 24 1917, in addition to the $2,000,000,000 already issued or offered for subscription.
Under authority of the Act, tne Secretary of the Treasury offered for subscription on Oct. 1 an issue of $3,000,000,000 or more of 4% 10-25-Year
bonds of
tne
same denominations as the first Liberty Loan, reserving the right to allot bonds in excess of $3,000,000,000 to the extent of not over
one-haif of the sura by which the subscriptions received exceeded $3,000,000,000. Subscriptions totaled $4,617,532,300, or $1,617,532,300 more than
the minimum sought, and on the basis of 50% of the oversubscriptions, the amount Issued was $3,807,865,000; all those up to $50,000 were allotted in
full.
Total number of subscribers was approximately 9,400.000,
On May 31 1921 only about $104,000,000 remained outstanding as 4s; in addition,
$3,213,847,700 appear as Second Liberty Loan converted 4Ms.
v..
With the issue of the Second Liberty 4s, dated Nov. 15 1917, a conversion privilege arose with respect to the First Liberty 3j^s which continued
until May 15 1918.
The bonds issued upon conversion retained the date of maturity, the terms of redemption, and the dates of interest payment of
the 3J4s £ ut otherwise had the terms of the 8econd Liberty 4s.
When the Third Liberty 4Mb were issued on May 9 1918, the holders of the uncon¬
verted First Liberty 3Ms had the privilege of conversion into the new 4Ha and so did the holders of First Liberty converted 4s and of Second Liberty
LIBERTY LOAN OF 1917,
2.)—Authorized by Act of Sept. 24 1917,
and for the purpose of assisting in
bonds to meet expenditures for the national security and defense,
credit to foreign governments, and for other purposes. '
The Act in its general outlines is similar to that of
sum
^
now
or
some
The Third Liberty 4)£s are non-convertible, and hence the 4H% bonds issued
With the issuance of the Fourth Liberty Loan on Oct. 24 1918, a new privilege of ex¬
3^s; this privilege remained open until April 24 1919. By 8ec. 5 of the Victory
conferred
the Secretary of the Treasury to extend the privilege of converting the 4% bonds
of 1927-42 of the Second Liberty Loan into 4H% bonds. Accordingly, by circular
1919, page 1021, the Secretary offered a new privilege of conversion. This privilege
privilege does not apply to the unconverted 3J4s of the First Liberty Loan.
LIBERTY LOAN OF 1918, THIRD (Column 3).—Authorized by Act of April 4 1918, amending the Act of Sept. 24 1917.,
Following the general
lines of the Act which it amends, it authorizes the issuance of not exceeding $12,000,000,000 bonds, bearing not exceeding 4M% interest, in addition
to the $2,000,000,000 issued under authority of the Act of April 24 1917, but including the bonds outstanding under the Second Liberty Loan and the
$3,063,945,460 reserved for unissued bonds of earlier Acts.
Section 2 increased the additional loans or credits that maybe extended to the Allies from
The privilege
4s.
continued for six months or until Nov. 9
likewise are non-convertible.
1913.
conversion of prior issues
upon
change accrued to tne holders of the unconverted First Liberty
Liberty Loan Act of March 3 1919, authority was
upon
of 1932-47 of the First Liberty Loan converted and the 4% bonds
dated Mar. 7 1919, and published in the "Chronicle" of March 15
to be terminated at any time upon six months public notice.
The
$4,000,000,000 to $5,500,000,000.
8ection 3 provides that holders of bonds bearing interest at a higher rate than four per centum per annum,
and one half per centum bonds Issued under the Act approved April 24 1917, or upon
upon conversion of such three ana one half per centum bonds, shall not be entitled to any
otherwise.
Under Section 7 it is provided tpat none of the bonds shall bear the circulation privilege.
The
are
to redemption before maturity, but are exempt from taxation as indicated above under Second Liberty
Under authority of the Act, the Secretary of the Treasury offered for subscription on April 6 1918 $3,000,000,000 4)£ %
bonds for $5,000 and $10,000 and registered bonds for $50 in addition to the same denominations as the First Liberty
allot additional bonds to the extent of full amount of any oversubscripion.
Subscriptions totaled $4,176,5.6,850, or
minimum sought, and all were allotted.
Total number of subscribers was 18,376,815. Outstanding May 31 1921.
whether issued under Section 1 or upon
conversion of four per centum bonds issued
privilege of conversion under or pursuant to this section or
bonds
non-convertible and not subject
Loan and receivable for Federal inheritance taxes.
10-year gold bonds with coupon
Loan, reserving the right to
$1,176,516,850 more than the
conversion of three
$3,643,848,200.
i
enactments. Section 1
under the various Acts.
$5,500,000,000 to $7,000,000,000, in addition to the $3,000,000,000
approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, bonds, while beneficially
partnership
association, not engaged in business in the United States, shall
hereafter imposed by tne United States, any State, or any of the pos¬
on Sept. 28 $6,000,000,000 4M% 10-year gold bonds of
the
denomination as those of the Third Loan, reserving the right to allot additional bonds to the extent of full amount of any oversubscrip¬
tion.
Subscriptions totaled $6,964,524,650, or $964,524,650 more than the minimum sought, and all were allotted.
Total number of subscribers was
approximately 21,000,000.
The bonds are not available for bank note circulation.
Supplementary to the passage of the above authorizing Act, there was passed and signed by the President on Sept. 24 a bill designed to
stimulate sales of Liberty Bonds by exempting from the supertaxes and from war excess profits taxes interest on a certain amount of Liberty
bond holdings.
The principal provisions of the bill are:
(1) The interest on an amount of bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan, the principal of which does not exceed $30,000, owned by any individual,
partnership, association, or corporation, shall bo exempt from graduated additional income taxes, commonly known as surtaxes, and excess profits
and war-profits taxes, now or hereafter imposed, upon the income or profits of individuals, partnerships, associations, or corporations;
(2) The interest received after Jan. 1 1918 on an amount of bonds of the First Liberty Loan converted, dated either Nov. 15 1917 or May 9
1918, the Second Liberty Loan, converted and unconverted, and the Third Liberty Loan, the principal of which does not exceed $45,000 in the
aggregate, owned by any individual, partnership, association, or corporation, shall be exempt from such taxes: Provided, however. That no owner
of such bonds shall be entitled to such exemption in respect to the interest on an aggregate amount of such bonds exceeding i k times the prin¬
cipal amount of bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan originally subscribed for by such owner and still owned by him at the date of his tax return; and
(3) The interest on an amount of bonds, the principal of which does not exceed $30,000, owned by any individual, partnership, association,
corporation, issued upon conversion of 3H% bonds of the First Liberty Loan in the exercise of any privilege arising as a consequence of the
Issue of bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan, shall be exempt from such taxes.
The exemptions provided in this section shall be in addition to the exemption provided in Section 7 of the Second Liberty Bond Act in respect
to the interest
amount of bonds and certificates, authorized by such Act and amendments thereto, the principal of which does not exceed
in the aggregate $5,000, and in addition to all other exemptions provided in the Second Liberty Bond Act.
Sec 2. That Section 6 of the Second Liberty Bond Act is hereby amended by striking out the figures "$2,000,000,000," and inserting in lieu
thereof the figures "$4,000,000,000."
Such section is further amended by striking out the words "The amount of war savings certificates sold to
person at any one time shall not exceed $100, and it shall not be lawful for any one person at any one time to hold war savings certifi¬
July 9 1918, amending previous Liberty Loan
exceeding 4H% interest that may be Issued
LIBERTY LOAN OF 1918, FOURTH (Column 4).—Authorized by Act of
from $12,000,000,000 to $20,000,000,000 the total of bonds bearing not
Section 2 increases the loans or credits that may be extended to the Allies from
authorized under the First Liberty Loan Act.
Section 3 provides that, with the
owned by a non-resident alien individual, or by a foreign corporation,
or
be exempt both as to principal and interest from any and all taxation now or
sessions of the United States, or by any local taxing authority.
Under authority of the Act, the Secretary of the Treasury offered for subscription
Increases
same
or
on
any
an
one
"It shall not be lawful for any one person at any one
$1,000."
4H% interest.
FIFTH OR VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN OF 1919 (Column 5).—Authorized by Act of March 3 1919, amending previous Liberty Loan enactments
and the War Finance Corporation Act.
Under the Act the Second Liberty Bond Act is amended by adding thereto a new section [18] which provides (a)
for the issuing of notes to an amount not exceeding $7,000,000, 00 in the aggregate, at such rates of interest as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre¬
scribe and payable at such time not less than one year nor more than five years as he may prescribe, redeemable before maturity at the option of the
United States; (ft) the notes to be issued in one or more series as follows:
"(1) Exempt, both as to principal and interest, from all taxation (ex¬
cept estate or inheritance taxes) now or hereafter imposed by the United States, any State, or any of the possessions of the United States, or by
any local taxing authority.
(2 and 3) Exempt, both as to principal and and interest, from all taxation now or hereafter imposed by the United
States, any State, or any of the possessions of the United States, or by any local taxing authority, except (a) estate or inheritance taxes, and (b)
graduated additional income taxes commonly known as surtaxes and excess profits and war profits taxes now or hereafter imposed by the United
States upon the income or profits of individuals, partnerships, associations, or corporations, except that the interest on an amount of such notes
the principal of which does not exceed $30,000 so owned, is exempted.
Or, (4) Exempt, both as to principal and interest, from all taxation now
or hereafter imposed by the United States, any State, or any of the possessions of the United States, or by any local taxing authority, except
(a)
estate or inheritance taxes, and (b) all income, excess profits and war profits taxes, now or hereafter imposed by the United States upon the income
cates
time
to
to
an aggregate amount exceeding $1,000," and inserting in lieu thereof the words
hold war savings certificates of any one series to an aggregate amount exceeding
Loan bonds now outstanding May 31 1921, $6,357,692,050. bearing
Amount of Fourth Liberty
profits of individuals, partnerships, associations or corporations."
Holders have the option of converting their holdings of notes of any series into any other series of same date of issue at par.
The
privilege.
Under authority of the Act the Secretary of the Treasury on April 21 invited subscriptions for
vertible gold notes bearing 3or 4%% of the same denominations as those of the Fourth Liberty Loan.
The notes bearing 3H% to
tion as per (1) above and 2, 3 & 4 to apply to the 4Ms.
The Secretary announced that allotments would be restricted to the
but that applications not in excess of $10,000 would be allotted in full.
Subscriptions aggregated $5,249,908,300, or
excess
offering.
Total number ot subscribers was approximately 12,000,0 0The receipts by the Treasury up to May 31 1921 on account
or
notes do not
$4,500,000,000 con¬
enjoy exemp¬
$4,500,000,000 offered,
$749,908,300 in
of the
of the principal
of the Victory notes was $4,495,374,000.
Notes outstanding May 31 1921, $4,022,116,555, of which about $675,000,000 at 3M%.
In June 1921
the Secretary made a combined offer of 5K % 3-year notes (exempt from the normal income tax, but not from the surtaxes, the excess profits and the
profits taxes), the notes not being subject to prior redemption, and 5)4% one-year Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness, and allotted $311 ,191,000 of the former and $314,184,000 of the latter.
.../«.**
The Victory Liberty Loan Act, in addition to providing for the issuance of the $4,500,000,000 notes as above, covered the following changes in the
bear the circulating
war
exemption and conversion privileges contained in preceding
Sec. 2. (a) That until the expiration of five years after
Acts:
the date of the termination of the war between the United States and the German Govern¬
the exemptions provided in Section 7 of the Second Liberty Bond Act in respect to
by such Act and amendments thereto, the principal of which does not exceed in the
aggregate $5,000, and in addition to all other exemptions provided in the Second Liberty Bond Act or the supplement to Second Liberty Bond Act,
the interest received on and after Jan. 1 1919 on an amount of bonds of the First Liberty Loan Converted, dated Nov. 15 1917, May 9 1918 or
Oct. 24 1918. the Second Liberty Loan, converted and unconverted, the Third Liberty Loan, and the Fourth Liberty Loan, the principal of which
does not exceed $30,000 in the aggregate, owned by any individual, partnership, association, or corporation, shall be exempt from graduated additional
Note.—Reference to the statutes governing older issues of bonds and of War Savings and Thrift Stamps will be found in the issue
of the "State and City
Section for December 21 1918.
ment, as fixed by proclamation or the President, in addition to
the interest on an amount of bonds and certificates, authorized
June, 1921.]
9
UNITED STATES DEBT
Income taxes, commonly known as surtaxes, and excess profits and war profits taxes, now or hereafter imposed by the United States upon the income
or profits of individuals,
partnerships, associations or corporations.
(b) In addition to the exemption provided in subdivision (a), and in addition to the other exemptions therein referred to, the interest received on
and after Jan. 1 1919 on an amount of the bonds therein
specified the principal of which does not exceed $20,000 in the aggregate, owned by any
individual, partnership, association, or corporation, shall be exempt from the taxes therein specified: Provided, That no owner of such bonds shall be
entitled to such exemption in respect to the interest on an aggregate principal amount of such bonds exceeding three times the principal amount of
notes of the Victory Lio.rtv Loan originally subscribed for by such owner and still owned by him at the date of his tax return.
190
In April 1895 we gave a table
On this occasion
statement is subjoined.
year
we
begin
...
PRINCIPAL OP THE
1
Year
showing the debt of the United States on the first day of July 1856, and every subsequent
statement with 1878, as that year antedates all of the issues now outstanding.
The
our
PUBLIC
2
Liberty
Loan, Liberty
First.
...
3
Loan, Liberty
Second.
'-'a'--..
...
.
h
UNITED
STATES
5
4
Loan, Liberty
Loan,
Third.
Fourth.
4 H%
4 & 4
3X4&4^%
■
.
DEBT OP THE
4 H%
PROM JULY 1
1878 TO MAY 31
7
Conversion
6
Liberty Loan Postal Savings
Bonds
Victory (Fifth)
2 H%
3H <fc 454%.
8
9
Various
3%
1902-05.
1908
—-
—
—
111899203548076
1914
1915
1910
1917
1918-
$1,466,335,095
1,988,791,295 $3,740,813,516 $3,228,109,638
1,984,796,500 3,566,456,600 3,958,552,700 6 7794,504" 587 3 74*67",844,972
1919
1920--. 1,952,458,800 3,325.307,000 3,662,715,800 6,394,354,500 4,246,365,350
*2lAfay31 1,952.279,350 3.317,847 700 3,643,848,200 6.357,692.050 4.022,116.555
Year
1189906732542078-
Thrift Stamps. 0/1891,"4H%
contin. at 2%.
4%
1878
1879
1889
1881
of
1904,"
$14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
737,661,700
737,719,850
737,759,700
737,800,580
714,177,400
676,095.350
602,193,500
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
36,126,150
290,000
240,600
207,800
175,270
14,000,000
1891
-
—
-
1898
1899
...
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
-
--
119,640
103,860
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
1913
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
-
1914
1915
12H-
__
One-Year
-
Treas'y Notes
3%
—
-
$4,390,000
27,362,000
19,150,000
1916
$349,797,297
953,997,435
'21 May 31
827,419,021
—
-
—
704,382,584
22
21
Total
Year,
Interest-
-
-
—-
—
-
—
>880
-
—
1889..
—
1893..—
—
-----
-
1900
-
1907
1913—
1914
1915——
$1,794,735,650
1,797.643,700
1,723,993,100
1.639,567,750
1,463,810,400
1,338,229,150
1,226,563,850
1,196,150,950
1,140,014.100
1,021,692,350
950,522,500
829,853,990
725.313,110
010,529.120
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
1,023.478,860
987,141,040
931.070.340
914,541,410
895.157.440
895.158.340
895,159,140
894,834,280
897,503.990
913,317,490
913,317,490
915,353,190
963,770,770
965,706,610
—
—
19191920
1921. May 31
969,759,090
971,562,590
2,712,549.477
11,985,882,436
25.234,496,273
24,061.095,361
23,713.843,159
Note 1.—The annual interest charge is
charge on Pacific
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
00
00
1967,953,310 00
-
Debt
on
23
Which Debt Bearing No
Int.HasCeased
Bearing Debt.
1878. July 1
1890
1897.
—
—
$5,594,560
37,015,630
7,621,455
1,723,865
10,260,805
7,831,415
19,656,205
4,100,995
9,704,445
6,115.165
2,496.095
1,911.485
1,815.805
1,014,705
2,785,875
2,094,060
1,851.240
1,721,590
1,630,890
1.346.880
1,262,680
1,218.300
1,176,320
1,415.620
1,280,860
1,205.090
1,970,920
1,370.245
1,128.135
1,086.815
4.130.015
2,883.855
2.124.895
1,879.830
1,700,450
1,659.550
1,552,560
00
1,507,26(0
1,473,100
00
00 14,232,230
42 20,242,550
54 11,109,370
36
6,747.700
40
8.638,220
computed
upon
20
"Consols
0
1930,"
2%.
1/304204 350)
/224,612,150
/194.190.500
/144,046,600
/19,716,500
$*5*0,000,665
1910
1912
$2,b35",76o
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000.000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
Ji32,082,6001
-
14,000,000
14,000,000
14.000,000
14,000,000
14,000,000
138.050
3%
$1,441,885,650
792,121,700
720,645,300
636,219,950
1460,461,050
14,000,000
1909
1911
19
"Un of 1908" Old 6s and 7s
"Navy Pen¬
Fund," (War Bonds) Converted into
4s and 4J^s.
3s.
3s.
4s.
5s.
74,901,580
74,901,580
74,901,580
74,901,580
18
17
2% 1909-11.
$30,000,000
54,631,980
84,631,980
84,631,980
84,631,980
84,631,980
84,631,980
84,631,980
84,631,980
84,631,980
74,901,580
sion
1925,"
$40,012,750
12,848,210
1,367,000
688,800
465,050
355,900
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1907
28,894,500 2,831,948,450
"Loan of
"Loan
4s.
28,894,500 2,768,925,500
$98,850,000
728,673,790
737,980,800
738,659,000
738,884,300
737,586,300
1884
1908
4s.
11,349,960
11,359,360
11.718,240
250,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
222,207,050
139,639,000
109,015,750
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
1883
1900
"Refunding
Certificates,"
$5,900,600
28,894,500 $272,857,132
28,894,500 1,706,204,500
28,894,500 3,624,983,490
11,060,700
10
15
of 1907."
$459,280
2,389,120
4,635,800
6,441,600
8,245,100
10,039,760
$240,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
250,000,000
1882
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
14
13
12
War Savings & "Funded Loan "Funded Loan
11
——
-
1913
10
Certificates of Panama Canal Panama Canal
Loan.
Loan.
Indebtedness.
Bonds.
1997
1911
1912
1921.
Interest.
26 $363,231,082 27
26
362,150.091 78
26
353,826,945 37
353.847,504 32
26
26
353,787.958 77
353,740,691 81
26
26
353,719,517 31
20
353,603.141 88
26
397.692,548 52
353.685.110 37
26
353.660,467 32
26
353.654,148 97
26
26
353.648.559 47
393.662,735 35
26
26
380,403,635 37
374.300,605 87
26
380,004,686 42
26
26
378,989.469 99
26
373,728.570 14
26
378,081,702 64
26
384.112,912 64
389,433,653 66
20
20
388,761,732 41
26
383.015,584 63
20
395,680,150 63
393.659,412 63
26
389.130.055 88
20
385.828,509 58
26
26
396.235,694 78
26
401,257.097 28
26
426.056,397 28
20
382,114.020 78
26
381.497.583 78
386,751.917 43
20
20
378.301.284 90
20
375.681.584 40
02
308,729,529 90
20 372.974.753 90
26 a252.109.877 27
26 a248.836.878 02
20 a237.503.732 69
26 a230.428.774 69
26 a230.075.349 91
26 a230,260,212 77
$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
118,489,900
118,489.900
118,489,900
118,489.900
118,489,900
118.489.900
118.489,900
118,489,900
118.489,900
118,489,900
118.489,900
118,489,900
118.489,900
118,489,900
-
-
i.343,047 ,744
1,338.235 ,400
1,344,241 ,104
1,225.145 ,567
2.975,618 ,584
12.243.628 719
25.482,034, 418
24.297.918 411
23.95? .741 5^2
—,
_____
Cash in the Treas¬
ury
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
54
54
04
04
69
16
66
16
10
53
89
37
49
53
43
July 1.
'•
195,240.153
267,432.090
240,137.626
205.657.570
281,380.468
♦305.705,654
♦326.833,124
♦358,574.115
♦384,394,275
♦319,027,242
♦292.490,322
♦328.087.283
♦418.581.437
♦389.557.993
♦274.453,841
♦250,490,783
♦288,200.599
♦316.263,807
♦314,489.641
♦310.978,390
*254.393.098
a218.863.995
al,066,983,361
al .319,347,364
al,002,732.042
0532 .971 .319
■
—i-
—
1,538 ,781.825
92
1.438 ,542.995
18
23
1,375 ,352,443
34
1,282 ,145.840
21
1,175 ,168.675
85
1,063 ,004.894
975 ,939.750
01
890 ,784.370
20
851 ,912.751
83
841 ,526,403
03
838 ,969.475
38
899 ,313.380
13
901 ,672,966
51
955 .297,253
70
980 .656.080
70
1,027 .085.492
76
1,155 .320.235
73
78
1,107 ,711.257
92
1,044 .739,117
969 ,457,241
85
925 .011.637
58
907 .231,773
39
989 .860.771
87
904 .435.086
25
878 .596.755
51
938 .132.409
10
1,023 .801.530
25
1.046 ,449.185
79
1.015 .784,338
23
1.027 .574.697
88
1.028 .558.103
47
1,027 .257.009
60
1,089 ,848.000
16
1,100 .281,572
43
1,908 .635.223
07
14 10,924 ,281,355
00 24,479 ,302,376
67 24.330 ,889.731
a244,565,951 59 23,708 ,175 640
599,724,050
599,724,050
27
Total Debt, Less
Cash in Treasury .
$164,179,012 08 $1,999 .382,280
1,996 ,414.905
2,00.394,517 01
1.919 ,326.747
1'66, J 14.752 88
180,488,965 35
1,819 .650,154
158.835.689 78
1,675 .023.474
161.019.431
161,396,577
178.602.043
227.265.253
206.323.950
243.674,167
209.479.874
189.993.104
153.893,808
126.692.377
122,462,290
117.584.436
$307,125,350
445,940,750
445,940,750
520,143,150
542,909,950
542,909,950
595,942,350
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
646,250,150
636,259,550
599,724,050
599,724,050
599,724,050
—
26
25
24
Outstanding
Principal.
$2,163,561 .292
2.196,809 ,422
2,085.441 ,500
2.000,139 ,119
1,833.859 .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 ,760
1,016.897 ,816
1.096,913 ,120
1,222,729 ,350
1,226,793 ,712
1,232,743 .062
1.430,700 .703
1,413.410 .912
1.371,572 .244
1,328.031 .356
1.309.405 .912
1,286.259 .016
1,282.357 .094
1,292,522 .970
1,297,178 .192
1,327,690 .402
1.298,315 ,372
1,296,939 ,969
1.303.984 .937
1.343,838 .505
$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
63,945,460
63.945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
63,945,460
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,
75
97
79
03
38
79
25
40
28
19
56
00
10
82
23
49
20
81
Annual Interest
Charge.
$94,654,472
83,773,778
79,633,981
75,018,695
57,360,110
51,430,709
47,926,432
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
25.541,673
24.170,745
24,177.850
23.238,064
21,648,913
21,101.197
21,295.602
21,295,602
21.356,673
22.787,079
50
50
00
50
75
50
50
00
00
50
25
00
15
80
20
00
60
40
00
20
80
80
00
40
50
30
00
20
00
60
40
40
40
40
49
40
90
40
90
41
06
22,835,325
22,881,497
22,956.642
23,084.635
83,625.481
t425.000.000
tl000000000 00
tl007243390 00
tmnoOOOOOO 00
the amount of outstanding principal at the close of the fiscal year, and is exclusive of interest
to a small extent by interest on Thrift Stamps which are not separately stated.
Railway bonds, but is incorrectly swelled
1879 were made up assuming pending funding operations to have been completed.
Note 2.—The figures for July 1
the Treasury Department has kept the gold reserve fund as a separate item, and not included it in the
In the above statement, however, we have continued to include the item so as not to embarrass comparison with previous years.
a Under the new form of statement issued
by the Treasury Department the gold reserve ($152,979,025 63 May 31 1921) is deducted from the total
United States notes outstanding, decreasing to that extent the debt bearing no interest and consequently making a similar reduction in the balance
cash available to pay maturing obligations
*Note 3.—Under the Act of March 14 1900
available cash balance.
•f
af
6 Deficit added.
i Continued at 3 J*%.
Continued at 3%.
J Approximate.
10
t
Debts
Resources
and
THE
OF
T°
0)TI£S
IN
ENGLAND
NEW
ENGLAND STATES, CITIES, &c.
INDEX FOR THE NEW
MAINE—State, Cities,
Pages 10 to 14
NEW HAMPSHIRE—State,
Cities, &c
MASSACHUSETTS—State, Cities, &c
Pages 22 to 38
Pages 14 to 17
&c
RHODE ISLAND—State, Cities, &c
Pages 38 to 42
CONNECTICUT—State, Cities, &c
Pages 42 to 49
—Pages 17 to 21
VERMONT—State, Cities, &c
Sections 14, 17 and 19 now read as follows:
SECTION 14. The credit of the State shall not be
State of Maine.
ITS
-
.
Admitted
Total
DEBT, RESOURCES,
area
&c.
March 15 1820
State (Act March 3 1820)
as a
of State (square
29,895
miles)
Capital.
Augusta
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1923)_Percival P. Baxter
Secretary of State (term exp. Man. 1923).--Frank W. Ball
Treasurer (term exp. Man. 1 1923).
L. Bonney
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1 1923)
Roy L. Wardell
Attorney-General (term exp. Jan. 1 1923).Ransford W. Shaw
State
—
In
directly or indirectly
The Legislature shall not create any debt or debts,
loaned in any case.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday
January, and there is no limit to length of sessions.
•
Is chosen by Legislature.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For history of Maine State debt up to 1889, see
April 1895, page 9.
the debt stands as follows:
Outstanding
LOANS—
Interest
When Due.
Principal
Name and Purpose.
Rate.Payable .
a50,000
1947
Maine Insane Hospital
6100,000
1947
University of Maine
118,300
University of Maine
f'State and City Supplement" of
At present
liability or liabilities, on behalf of the State, which shall singly or In the
aggregate, with previous debts and liabilities hereafter Incurred, at any one
time exceed $800,000 except for the purposes of building State highways,
intra-State, inter-State and international bridges, to suppress insurrec¬
tion, to repel invasion, or for purposes of war; to provide for the payment of
a bonus to Maine soldiers and sailors in the war with Germany; or for the
shment of building and maintaining public
Eurposes of adequate port facilities in the Statewharves arid for the estabof Maine; but this amend¬
ment shall not be construed to refer to any money
that has been, or may be.
deposited with this State by the Government of the United States, or to
any fund which the State shall hold in trust for any Indian tribe.
SECTION 17.
The Legislature may authorize the Issuing of bonds not
exceeding ten million dollars in amount at any one time, payable within
forty-one years, at a rate of Interest not exceeding five per centum per
annum,
payable semi-annually, which bonds or their proceeds shall be
devoted solely to the building of State highways, and intra-State, interState and international bridges; provided, however, that bonds issued and
outstanding under the authority of this section shall never, in
gate, exceed ten million dollars; the expenditure of said money to
the aggre¬
be divided
equitably among the several counties of the State.
Sec. 19.
The Legislature may authorize the issuing of bonds not to ex¬
ceed the amount of three million dollars, payable within ten years, which
bonds or their proceeds shall be devcted exclusively to paying a bonus to
Maine soldiers and sailors in the war with Germany.
.
Loan of 1869, not
presented for payment
500
Highway bonds, 1913
c
4
M-S
247,500
Sept 1 '21-'53
July 1 '22-'54
Do
do
1914
c
4
J-J
Do
do
1915
c
4g
A-O
4g
M-S
Do
1916
do
do
Do
c
1917
c
War Loan 1917..
War loan, 1918
State Highway 1920
c
4g
4
4g
5g
/Apr 1 '22-'33
[Apr 1 *34-'35
/Mar 1 *22-'33
[Mar 1 '34-'36
May 1 *37-'46
1937
Dec 1 '23-'32
J-D
A-O
Apr l'30-'54
Apr 1 '22-'30
379,500
300,000
100,000
300,000
45,000
200,000
500,000
♦500,000
$2,500,000
450,000
A-O
Bridge 1920
5g
3.000.000
J-D
Dec 1 '21-'30
Bonus 1920
5Hg
♦Subject to call at 103 and int. on Dec 1 1923 or any int. period thereafter,
a Under
Chapter 89, Public Laws 1917, this bond was renewed for
State
Soldiers'
30 years.
6 Under Chapter 47, Resolves of
1917, this bond-
was
renewed for 30 yrs.
MUNICIPAL.—At
an
election held Sept. 11,1911 the voters
adopted an
constitution increasing the debt limit
(which concerns Portland alone) from 5% to
amendment to Article XXII. of the
of
cities
of
40,000
more
or
7M% of the assessed valuation.
We print Article XXII.below, italicizing
the part added and placing in brackets the words eliminated.
Article
XXII.
Limitation of Municipal
Indebtedness.
No city or
town having less than forty thousand inhabitants, according to the last Census
taken by the United States, shall hereafter create any debt or liability whi ch
singly or in the aggregate, with previous debts or liabilities, shall exceed
five per centum of the last regular valuation of said city or town, provided,
however, that cities having a population of forty thousand or more, according
to the last Census taken by the United States, may create a debt or liability
which, singly or in the aggregate, with previous debts or liabilities, shall equal
seven and one-half per centum of the last regular valuation of said city,
that
cities of forty thousand inhabitants or over may, by a vote of their city govern¬
ment, increase'the present rate of five per centum by one-fourth of one per
centum in any one municipal year, until, in not less than ten years, the maxi¬
mum rate of seven and one-half per centum is reached, that any city failing to
take the increase in any one municipal year, then the increase for that year is
lost and no increase can be made until the next year, as provided above', and
provided, further, that the adoption of this Article shall not be construed
applying to any fund received In trust by the said city or town, nor to
loan for the purpose of renewing existing loans or for war or to tem¬
porary loans to be paid out of money raised
by taxes during the year in
which they were [are] made.
as
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasury, Augusta, Me.
any
TOTAL DEBT.—The subjoined statement shows Maine's total funded
debt
on
each of the dates named
Jan. 1 1921. Jan. 1 1920. Jan. 1 1919. Jan. 1 1918.
Bonded debt
$8,902,300
$3,189,800
$3,268,800
$2,629,300
On Jan. 1 1921 the assets of the State were as follows: Cash on hand,
$4,992,761 58; securities, &c., $747,194 05.
The total liabilities of
on Jan. 1 1921, including bonded debt, were $14,858,121 70.
the
State
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Valuations
are
taken only In
even years.
State tax
Assessed Valuation
Yearc.
Real
1916.
1914—
1912
1910
1908
1906
1904
Personal.
$451,910,817 $125,531,712
418.442,815
102,960,118
401.279,430
97,208,419
89.640,887
388,551,157
366,132,326
85,647,793
345.572.709
82.679.756
316.053,787
78.679,203
1918
-
292.464.911
Years—
Total Valu'n. Tax rate.
1902
$352,228,897
336,699.649
309,096,041
235.978.716
224,812,900
1900
1890
1880
1870
74.049,103
Total.
peri 1.000
$577,442,529
521,402,933
498,487,849
$7.50
5.00
4.50
478,192,044
4.00
451.780,119
428,252,465
394,732,990
366.514,014
5.00
3.00
2.50
2.75
Years—
Total
Valu'n.
Tax rate.
$2.75
2.75
1860
$164,714,168
1850
2.25
1840
5.00
6.00
1830
100,157.573
69,246,288
28.807,687
20,962.778
$1.25
2.00
2.90
1.90
1820
«
POPULATION OF STATE.—According to United States Census.
648,936 1840
1920
768,014 1880
501,793 1810
228.075
399.455 1800
1910
742,371 1870
626,915 1830
151,719
628,279 1820
298.335 1790
1900
694.466 1860
96,540
583,169
1890
661.086 1850
DEBT LIMITATIONS—STATE.—The debt of the State Is now lim¬
ited by Sees. 14 and 17, Article 9, of the State constitution." Sec. 17 was
added and Section 14 amended in Sept. 1912.
V. 95, p. 766.
Further
amendments to Sections 14 and 17 were made in
Sept. 1919 and to Section
1920.
See "Chronicle" of Jan. 15 1921, page 281.
special session in Nov. 1919 the Legislature passed a resolution
proposing to amend Article 9 of the Constitution by adding to Section 14
after word "war" the words "to provide for the payment of a bonus to Maine
soldiers and sailors in the war with Germany," and adding a new section
14 in Sept.
At
a
Article 9 which would provide for a bond issue of $3,000,000 to
bonus.
The voters approved this amendment Sept. 13 1920.
No. 19, to
pay
the
TAXATION—The Legislature of 1909 approved
all bonds Issued after Feb. 1 1909 by the
municipality, village, corporation or water district
therein.
Banks and trust companies holding such securities are allowed
to deduct the same from the assessment of their shares.
By Chapter 221
of the laws of 1919 the exemption was extended so as to make it apply to
"notes and other obligations,
as well as bonds, and so as to cover light and
power districts as well as water districts.
See V. 108. p. 2257, for amended
Act in full.
At a special session in Nov. 1919 the Legislature further
extended the exemption so as to make it apply to sewerage district bonds.
EXEMPT
an
FROM
Act exempting from taxation
State
or
any
county
SAVINGS
BANKS' INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND
RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—The provisions regulating the investments and loans of savings
the State of Maine are contained in
Chapter 52 of the Revised Statutes of 1916.
adopted by the Legislature.
Section 1, paragraph "a" was changed so as to provide for the investment In
bonds issued by Federal farm loan banks. Paragraph "b" of sub-division 3
was amended to allow investments in underlying mortgage bonds, other than
first mortgage bonds, and consolidated and refunding mortgage bonds of
any completed railroads organized under the laws of any
State of the
United States.
Paragraph "c" of sub-division 3 of the old law was stricken
out and in place thereof a new paragraph added, prescribing the conditions
under which investments provided for in paragraph "b'
can be made.
The word "street," formerly contained In paragraph "e," has been elimin¬
ated and the word "electric" inserted.
The provisions of paragraph "f"
relating to investments in [street] electric railroad bonds were completely
changed.
Two new paragraphs were added to sub-section 3, to be known
as paragraphs "I" and "j,
permitting savings banks in Maine to invest in
first mortgage bonds of any public service corporation located wholly or In
part in the States, other than Maine, and engaged in the business of pro¬
ducing and distributing electric light and power, and also in the first
mortgage bonds of any public service corporation combining business of an
electric railroad, light and power company.
In 1919 (by Chapter 50, P. L.
1919) an addition was made to Section 27 under which permission is given
to invest ,10% of the assets in bankers' acceptances ana bills of exchange
under certain restrictions and limitations.
In 1920 an addition was made
to Section 27, which permits investment of not exceeding two per cent of
the deposits and surplus in prior lien equipment obligations or equipment
banks and institutions for savings in
Sections 27 to 35, inclusive, of
At the 1917 session several amendments were
...
June, 1921.]
trust certificates
issuedby the National Railway Service Corporation.
full text of the law
and
1920, reads
SECTION 27
as
as
it
now
The
stands, with the amendments made in 1919
follows:
Savings banks and Institutions for savings
Invest their deposits as follows:
are
restricted
to and hereafter may
First,
a.
In the public funds of the United States and District of Colum¬
bia, and In the bonds issued by any farm loan bank organized under au¬
thority of the United States Government.
b. In the public funds of any of the New England States and of the State?
of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky, Michigan.
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Califor¬
nia, Oregon and Washington.
Second, a. In the bonds of the counties, cities and towns of any of the
New England States.
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, Oregon and
Washington, having a population of seventy-five thousand or more, when
Issued for municipal purposes, and which are a direct obligation on all the
taxable property therein.
c.
In the bonds of counties of twenty thousand inhabitants or more In
the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, 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 issjued In aid of railroads, provided, that the net municipal Indebtedness
of such county does not exceed 5% of the last preceding valuation of th<
property therein for the assessment of taxes.
d. In the bonds of any city of ten thousand Inhabitants or more in the
States of New York, Pennsylvania, 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 munici¬
pal Indebtedness of such city does not exceed 5% of the last preceding valua¬
tion of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
e.
In the refunding bonds of counties and cities above enumerated issued
to take up at maturity bonds which were legal and constitutional wheD
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, authorizeu 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 thousaud
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,
b:
In
a.
In the railroad bonds of this State.
the
first
mortgage bonds of any completed railroads of the
States of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con¬
necticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, In¬
diana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Mis¬
souri, Kansas and Nebraska, and in the underlying mortgage bonds other
than first mortgage bonds and the consolidated mortgage bonds and re¬
funding mortgage bonds of any completed railroads organized under the
laws of any State of the United States and located within the United States,
and in the first mortgage bonds of any completed railroads of any other
State of the United States: provided, however, that such underlying, con¬
solidated and refunding mortgage bonds and such first mortgage bonds of
railroads other than those of said named States shall be secured by liens
upon a completed railroad of standard
gauge and
of not less than one
hundred miles in
length exclusive of sidings and shall be of any of the
several classes established by paragraph c.
|
c:
First mortgage bonds, and underlying mortgage bonds other than
first mortgage bonds, provided, that the net earnings for each of the three
fiscal years next preceding the time of making the investment shall Have
been not less than one and three-fourths times, and the gross operating
revenues shall have been not less than five times all fixed
charges for in¬
terest and rentals; and provided, further, that the mortgage or mortgages
securing any Issue or issues of such underlying bonds Ls or are prior to and
to be refunded by a mortgage which covers a mileage at least 25% greater
than is covered by any prior mortgage which it is destined to refund and
that such refunding mortgage is a first mortgage upon that part of the
mileage covered by it which is in excess of, and distinct from, the mileage
covered by all prior mortgages.
Consolidated mortgage bonds and refunding mortgage bonds; provided,
that the net earnings for each of the three fiscal years next preceding the
time of making the investment shall have been not less than one and threefourths times, and the gross operating revenues shall have been not less
than five times all fixed charges for interest and rentals; and provided,
further, that the mortgage by which an issue of any such bonds is secured
covers a mileage at least 25% greater than is covered by any prior mortgage
which is destined to refund and is a first mortgage upon that part or the
mileage covered by it which is in excess of and distinct from the mileage
covered by all prior mortgages.
1
d. In tbe mortgage bonds of any railroad 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
{Note.—Bonds issued pursuant to
an
Act entitled "An Act to provide for
the reorganization or consolidation of the railroad companies constituting
the Boston & Maine RR. System," approved April 2 1915, are a legal In¬
vestment for savings
are
not railroad companies within the
meaning of the foregoing clauses of this section.
/, (1): In the bonds of electric railroads constructed in this State prior
to the twenty-seventh day of April, eighteen hundred and ninety-five, and
in bonds of electric railroads in this State constructed after said date; pro¬
vided, an amount of capital stock equal to 33 1-3% of the mortgage debt
shall have been paid in, in cash, and expended upon the road evidenced by
a certificate of the Public Utilities Commission or of the Bank Commis¬
sioner of this State, filed In the office of the Secretary of State, that said
percentage has been paid in and expended upon the road in addition to
the amount of the bonded debt; provided, further that in lieu of the fore¬
going certificate such bonds may be certified as legal for the purpose hereof
satisfactory proOf to the Bank Commissioner that annual dividends in
amount equal to 5% per annum on an amount of
capital stock equal to
one-third of the bonded debt has been earned and paid for a period of five
years
next prior
thereto.
on
f, (2): In the first mortgage bonds of any completed electric railroad
which is located wholly or partly in the States of New Hampshire, Ver¬
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jer¬
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wis¬
mont,
sey,
consin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missori, Kansas, Nebraska. California,
Colorado, Delaware, North Dakota, South Dakota, West Virginia, Idaho.
Montana, Oregon, Oklahoma and Washington; provided, that all certifi¬
cates hereinafter issued making such bonds legal for investments by sav¬
ings banks shall show that in addition to the provisions specified in the
first clause of this paragraph the average net income of said corporation
for a period of three years next prior to making such bonds legal shall have
been not less than one and one-half times interest charges on the bonds
outstanding secured by such mortgage and all prior liens, evidenced by a
certificate of the Bank Commissioner of this State filed in the office of the
Secretary of State of this State; and the Bank Commissioner for making
investigation upon any application filed under the provisions of this para¬
graph shall charge a reasonable fee for services and expenses attendant
thereon, including the payment of experts, and in no case shall such fee be
less than twenty-five dollars, the same to be paid by the railroad company
seeking to make its bonds a legal investment under this paragraph, whether
the same are admitted or not, and all sums so collected shall be added to
the appropriation for the banking department, to be expended by the Bank
Commissioner under the authority and with the approval of the Governor
and Council.
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 80% of the
amount of cash expended upon the road.
All certificates heretofore is¬
sued wherein any bonds were made legal investments for savings banks
shall continue to be in full force and effect, the provisions of this para¬
graph notwithstanding."
In consolidated
0.
or
refunding bonds, which
entire funded debt under the conditions
In paragraphs "b," Mc" and "f," of this
as
are
of
an
issue to retire the
applied to first mortgage bonds
sub-division, and which are secured
part of the system; provided, that all
by a mortgage on the whole or any
certificates hereinafter issued making such bonds legal for investments by
savings banks shall show that in addition to the provisions specified in the
first clause of paragraph "f" of the average net Income ofsaid corporation
for
period of three years next prior to making such bonds legal shall have
not less than two times Interest charges on the bonds outstanding
a
been
secured by such mortgage and all prior liens."
h In the first mortgage bonds of any bridge company owning a railroad
bridge, located wholly or partly in the State of Maine provided payment
of said bonds us to principal and interest is guaranteed by a railroad com¬
organized under the laws of the State ana owning and operating
railroad in this State.
t. In the first mortgage bonds of any public service corporation located,
wholly or in part, in the States, other than Maine, named in paragraph '7,
engaged in the business of producing and distributing electric light and
power, when tbey otherwise comply with the provisions specified in para¬
graphs
and
<7;" provided, that the average gross income of said cor¬
poration for the three years next preceding such investment shall have
b3en not less than two hundred thousand dollars for each year, and the
average net income of said corporation for the same period shall have been
not less than twice interest charges ori the bonds outstanding secured by
such mortgage and all prior liens;
and further provided, that such net
Income for the last preceding year shall have been not less than one and
one-half times the interest charges on all the interest-bearing indebtedness
of the corporation.
The net income of a company, as described in this
section, shall be its net earnings and income derived from the property
covered by the mortgage in question, after payment of all operating expenses,
maintenance cnarges, repairs, renewals, rentals and taxes and ail guaranteed,
interest and guaranteed dividends paid by or due from it.
Satisfactory
proof of such gross and net earnings must be furnished to the Bank Com¬
missioner and certified by him the the manner provided in paragraph *7"
for electric railroads, before the bonds shall become a legal investment.
/. In the first mortgage bonds of any public service corporation, com¬
bining business of an electric railroad, light and powter company and an
artificial gas company, or any two of them, which otherwise complies with
the provisions specified in paragraphs "f" and "a" and "i;" provided the
average gross income of such corporation for the three years next preceding
shall have been a t least three hundred thousand dollars per annum.
pany
a
In the mortgage bonds of any water company in the New England
engaged la supplying any city or citle3, town or towns, village
villages, or other municipal corporations, with water for domestic use and
for the extinguishment of fires, whenever such company is earning more
than its fixed charges and Interest on Its debts and Its running expenses.
Fourth.
States actually
or
Fifth. In bonds of any corporation other than railroad 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 is earning an amount in excess of fixed charges, Interest oh Its debts
and running expenses equivalent to 5% per annum on an amount of capital
stock equal to one-half of Its entire funded debt.
Sixth,
In the stock of any bank or banking association
a.
Incorporated
under 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.
In stock of any RR. company of this State unencumbered by mortgage.
In the bonds, stock or notes of any railroad in New England which
has earned and paid an annual dividend equivalent to five per cent on a
c.
d.
capital stock equal to one-third of its funded debt for a period of ten years
prior thereto, and in the stock or notes of the New York Central &
Hudson River, the Illinois Central, the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
next
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 state-
dividend upon the stock of such leased road and the Interest on its bonds.
/ In the stock of any corporation, other than railroad and water
com-
f/anies,State the business for authority of this State and created, which
this incorporated under which such corporation was actually conducting
n
earns
and is
bank
paying
or
a
regular dividend of not less than 5%
a year;
and
any
savings
institution for savings owning stock of any such corporation that
has
earned and
paid regular dividends of 5% or more for five years, may, If
any such corporation, by a vote of its stockholders, sells and conveys all
its property and assets (franchise excepted) to trustees of a voluntary
association, to hold and carry on the same business, for the members of such
association, legally hold and own the certificates of shares of such asso¬
ciation, issued in exchange for stock of such corporation; provided, however,
that the deed of trust creating such voluntary association shall. In express
terms, exempt the owner or owners of such certificates from individual lia¬
bility thereon or on account of debts or obligations contracted by such as¬
sociation.
(/Not exceeding two per cent of their deposits and surplus in the prior
equipment obligations or equipment trust certificates issued by the
lien
National Railway Service Corporation in pursuance of any equipment
trusts financed in whole or in part through a loan or loans made or
approved
by the Inter-State Commerce Commission, provided such securities are
issued for not exceeding in par value sixty per cent of the cost of standard
railway equipment and that such obligations shall mature in approximately
equal annual or semi-annual installments over a period of not exceeding
fifteen
years.
Seventh,
a.
In
loans
secured hy
first
mortgages"oTrelii
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 pur¬
chase, provided the market value of said collateral Is equal to the amount
of
the
c.
banks.]
Electric railroad companies
«;
II
MAINE-DEBT OF STATE.
loan.
In notes with a
pledge as collateral of
any savings
bank deposit book
issued by any savings bank in this State.
In
with
pJedge 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 exceeding 75% 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.
d.
notes
a
Eighth.—Savings banks and institutions for savings may acquire and
hold stocks, bonds and other securities not authorized by law, hereafter
acquired in settlements and reorganizations and accepted to reduce and
avoid loss on defaulted loans and investments held by said banks and
institutions, and may continue to hold such stocks, bonds and other securi¬
ties heretofore so acquired, and shall not be obliged to sell or dispose of
the same except at such times and in such manner as will prevent un¬
necessary loss or embarrassment to the business of the bank or institution.
The addition made to Sec. 27 by the 1919 Legislature (Chapter 50, P. L.
1919) so as to authorize investments in bankers acceptances and Dills o
exchange reads as follows:
AN ACT additional to Section 27 of Chapter 52 of the Revised Statutes
Permitting 8avings Banks and Institutions for Savings to Invest In
Certain Kinds of Acceptances.
Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows:
Section
1. Savings banks and institutions for savings may invest their
deposits as follows:
■
•
■
(a) Bankers' acceptances and bills of exchange of the kind and maturities
made eligible by law for rediscount with Federal Reserve banks, provided
the same are accepted by a trust and banking company, incorporated
under the laws of this State, or a member of the Federal Reserve system
,
located in any of the New England States or the State of New York.
(b) Bills of exchange drawn by the seller on the purchaser of goods sold
and accepted by such purchaser of the kind and maturities made eligible
by law for rediscount with Federal Reserve banks, provided the same are
endorsed by a trust and banking company Incorporated under the laws cf
this State, or a member of the Federal Reserve system located in any o*
the New England States or the State of New York.
Sect. 2. Not more than ten per centum of the assets of any savings ban*
or institution for savings shall be invested in such acceptances.
The aggre¬
gate amount of the liability of any trust and banking company or of any
national bank to any savings bank or institution for savings, whether as
principal or indorser, for acceptances held by such savings bank or institu¬
tion for savings, shall not exceed twenty per centum of the paid-up capital
and surplus of such trust and banking company or national bank, and not
more than five per centum of the assets of any savings bank or institution
shall be invested in the acceptances of a trust and banking com¬
national bank of which a trustee of such savings bank or insti¬
tution for savings is a director.
Section 28. a. The term "net municipal indebtedness of counties,
as
used in the preceding 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
for savings
pany or
[VOL. 112.
MAINE—CITIES AND TOWNS
12
of
a
preceding section, shall be construed to include in the case of either
direct obligation of the cities, but also ail
within the same, as above enumerated, ex¬
clusive of any such debt created for a water supply and of the amount of any
sinking fund available in reduction of such debt.
c. The number of inhabitants of cities and counties shall be determined
by the last previous official census thereof, as established by the last United
States or State census or city or county census taken in the same manner
as United States or State census and duly certified to by the clerk or treas¬
urer of such city or the auditor or treasurer of such county.
Section 29. All investments having a fixed maturity 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.
The Bank Commissioner may require any Investment to
be charged down to such sum as in his judgment represents its fair value.
He may at any time call for a report of the financial condition of any cor-
bailey ville.
This town is in Washington Co.
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $425,000
real estate
8,099,620
Assess, val.
Assess, val.
personal
2,836,080
Total val. '20 {X act.) —10,935,700
personal
756,725 Tax rate (per $1,000) '20-'21_$32.00
Tot. val. *21 (40% act.)..2,196-545 Population 1910,17,079; 1920,18,008
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$37.00
INT. at City Treas. office in BldPop'n in 1910, 1,137; 1920, 2,243 deford or First Nat. Bank, Boston.
TOWN DEBT Apr 19 '21.
$45,000
Assess, val. real estate.—_ 1,439.820
Assess, val.
in the
only all bonds which are a
bonds of the districts or boards
not
Kration offering,State, or whose notes are held stocks orsuch savings bankor likely to offer, its bonds, by any notes to any savbank in the
gs
as
officers of
report,
If such
furnished the Bank Commissioner within the time specified
much in detail as he may
such
or an
require, verified by the oath of such
corporation as he may specify. He may communicate any such
abstract thereof, to the officers, of any of said savings banks.
report is not
In his call therefor, or within such extension of time as he may grant, the
bonds, stocks and notes of such corporation shall thereupon cease to be a
legal investment for savings banks under this section, and shall not again
become a legal Investment until a report in all respects satisfactoryto the
Bank Commissioner is furnished.
Any officer of a corporation who wilfully
makes a false report hereunder, and any officer, trustee, director, clerk or
employee of a savings bank, trust company or loan and building associa¬
tion who willfully or knowingly undertakes in any manner to deceive or
mislead the Bank Commissioner, or any officer or representative of the State
Banking Department, as to the true condition or value of any of the invest¬
ments of such savings bank, trust company or loan and building associa¬
material fact connected therewith, shall be
tion, or willfully conceals any
punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars or imprisonment not
exceeding two years, or by both such fine and imprisonment.
SECTION 30. 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 31. 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 corporation, nor invest more than 10% of Its deposits,
In the
capital stock or notes of any corporation, nor 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, acquired
by the foreclosure of a mortgage thereon, or upon judgment for debts, or
in settlements to secure debts, nor to bonds enumerated in the first five
sub-divisions of Section 27 of this chapter.
SECTION 32. Nothing in this chapter affects the legality of investments
made, of transactions had, or the payment of interest at a rate not exceeding
6% on deposits made, prior to the dividend next following March 11 1877.
And all investments authorized by any law in force when such investments
were made, or transactions had, are valid, and this chapter does not require
the
change
of investments
for
these hereinbefore named,
except
as same can be done gradually by the sale or redemption of securities so
Invested in, in such manner as to prevent loss or embarrassment in the
business of such corporation or unnecessary loss or injury to the borrowers
on such securities.
Any investment in securities not named in Section 27
Is a misdemeanor, on the part of the trustees authorizing, or officers making,
the same;
and such trustees and officers are subject to the prosecutions
and punishments prescribed by law for that offense.
SECTION 33. Savings banks and institutions for savings may deposit on
oall 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,
and may deposit, subject to the approval of the bank commissioner, with
such banks or banking associations, any securities received as collateral for
time loans made to any person or corporation without the State.
SECTION 34. Savings banks and institutions for savings may, by vote
of the trustees of such corporation, when, in the judgment of such trustees
such action is necessary to pay depositors and to prevent loss by sales of
assets, borrow money within or without the State and pledge bonds, notes
or other securities as collateral therefor.
The trustees of such corporation
shall cause a copy of said vote to be sent forthwith to the Bank Commis¬
sioner. and shall also notify him of any action taken thereunder.
SECTION 35. 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.
3>£s'0.5 J-J
$88,700c. ..Julv 1 1925
$10,000 BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 1921 $586,200
12,000
4s due 1931
30.000 Temp'y loans (city notes)
88,700
BOND. DKBT Jan. 1'21$10,000 City water debt (included)
39,044
Floating debt—
25,000 Sinking fund..
Assessed val'n, real estate.42,337,535 Assessed val'n, real estate.11,552,975
Assessed value, personal__l 1,163,907 Assessed val'n, personal.. 3.978,523
4s due 1930
—-
Total assessed val'n
Total assessed val'n
Total tax rate (per
Resources
Total tax (per $1,000)
1920.53,491,443
$1,000) '18.$24.00
$7,017
Pop'n 1910,59,822; 1920
1920.15,531,498
1920---$30.00
Bop'n 1910.1.5.064; 1920
16,985
65,796
INTEREST
ana
First Nat
Treasurer's office,
Bank in Boston.
ANSON.
TOWN DEBT Dec 1 1920._$3o,301
Assess, val. real estate
775,275
AUGUSTA.
Assess, val.
186,948
Incorp.
962,223
after
Total valuation
1920
This city is
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920...$50.00
Population 1910, 2,209; 1920, 2,593
Municipal Purpose Bonds.
F-A$250.000c_-Aug 1 1931
Refunding Bonds.
4s *08
F-A$ 125.000c—Aug 1 1928
4s '14
10,000c.Nov 2 '21-'22
70.000c.Nov 2 '2l-'34
in Kennebec County.
1849.
Bonds
authorized
Feb.
1
1909
are
110,000c—Dec
1 1929
(40.000c_Dec 1 *30-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr
20'21
$710,000
Floating debt
30,844
Cash on hand
14,447
Water sinking fund
184,132
Assessed val'n, real estate.18,916,953
Assessed val'n, personal— 8,457,156
assessed valuation
1920 (80% actual)
27,374,109
Total tax rate(per$l,000) '20-S35.80
Pop'n 1910,24,803; 1920—25,984
Total
INT.
Merchants'
at
Bank,
Nat.
Boston, or by City Treasurer.
CITY PROPERTY.—Real estate
and personal property owned
Is valued at $3,476,385 Incl.
works
tax-free.
'12
estimated at
is
in
Lincoln
County.
1922
A-O
$4,800c
4s
A-O
4s
J-J
A-O
6,660c
25,000c.
15,000c
3Hs
4s
1922
1928
1924
-.1935
$53,460
.
—
BOND. DEBT Feb. 14 '21
BREWER.
This city is In Penobscot County.
Incorp. as a city Feb. 8 1889.
Funding Bonds.
4s '01
M-N $30,000o
1921
4s '05
A-O
27,000c
1925
4s
M-S
30,000c.—Sept 1 1929
Floating debt.
85,000
3,383,765
739,195
Assess, val., real estate
Assess,
val., personal
Total val. *20 (60% act.]__4,122.960
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920- —$30-00
Pop. 1910, 5,667; 1920.
INT.
water¬
$1,750,000.
'09
M-S
2.000c
1921-1922
BOND. DEBT May 18 '21
$91,000
4s '12
by city
-6,064
at Merch. Nat. B., Boston.
Brunswick"!
This town is in Cumberland Co.
School House Bonds.
(formerly Eden) is in
Hancock
County.
Inc.
Feb.
23
1796.
Pop. 1910, 4,441;'20,3,622.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '15
M-S $45,500
Sept 1 1925
This
town
School Bonds.
4s '07
M-S $25,000r_Sept
1 '21-'25
25,000r_Sept 1 "21-'24
21,000r„_Apr 1 1927
M-S
M-S
4s '09
4s'08
Park Bonds.
M-S $21,000r...Sept 1 1927
4s '12
Engine-House Bonds.
4s '11
A-O
$7,500r_.Oct 1 '21-'23
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *21. $145,000
Floating debt
10,300
Assessed val., real
6,109,037
Assessed val., personal696,477
4s
$9,000
20,000
...
4s
...
Building
Bonds.
4s
$4,000
Funding Bonds.
4s
$36.800
5s '20
J-D
56,500
...
BOND. DEBT Feb.
1
June 1 1930
*21- $122,300
Assess, val.,
real estate
Assess, val., personal
3,818,140
1.086,116
4,934,256
Total valuation 1920
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920.__$30.00
Population, 1910, 6,621; 1920, 7,261
BRUNSWICK AND TOPSHAM
WATER DISTRICT.
Supplies Brunswick and Topsham
Incorp. Mar. 11 19 03.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $39.00
4s g *06 J-Jz$250,0U0c.Jan 1 *26&'36
INT. on $25,000 school bonds of
4s g '09 J J
*42,()00c
July 1 1936
1909 at City Treas. office; on $21,000
4s g *12 J-J
*46,000c—July 1 1942
school
bonds
at
Treas.
office or
Tot. val.
1920 (act. val.)..6.805.514
City Trust Co., Boston; park bonds
Savings Bank, refunding
at Augusta
bonds at First Nat. Bank, Bar Har¬
bor;
bonds in Portland,
bonds in New-
fire-engine
and the $25,000 sch.
buryport, Mass.
with water.
4s g '15
is
Sagadahoc
in
June 4 1847.
Tax-free.
This
4s
Assess, val.
assess,
property
INT. in Boston
Inc.
1851
1920. 6.08-4.
Building Bonds.
J-D
$13,000c—Dec
Refunding Bonds.
J-D
$85.000c
BOND. DEBT Apr 19
at
First Nat. Bk.
and Old Colony Trust Co.
Sinking fund
(water)
Ass'd val'n'21 (book value).
Population in 1921 (est.)
36,183
616,274
Bonds.
May 11932
May 11933
Dec 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Mar. 1 *21.
$47,900
Assessed valuation, real—.3,179,575
Assessed val., personal
454,015
Total valuation 1920
2,955,209
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1920
$29.50
Population in 1910, 3,015; '20, 3,403
—s
...
BELFAST.
corp. June
in 1853.
Is In Waldo County.
22 1773.
...
...
$13,000
9,900
25.000
13.000
INT. at Merch. Nat. Bk., Boston.
This city
A
This town is in Knox County.
--s
WATER DISTRICT.
Commenced business Jan. 1 1916.
J-J $560.000
Jan 1 1946
TOTAL DEBT May 15 '21 .$560,000
1926
1
$98,000
1921
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bank. Boe.
CAMDEN.
—s
BATH
1 1926
Dec
Floating debt
29,952
Assess, val., real estate
2,035,125
Assess, val., personal
1,144,450
Total val. 1920 (abt. act.).3,179,575
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $42.00
2,833.417
personal
13,380
Total val'n '20(75% act.).12,213.300
Tax rate (per $1 000) 1920.-$32.00
Other
zTaxable.
city Is in Washington County.
Population 1910, 6,116;
4s
$ou,000c
Jan 11927
Funding Bonds.
4s g '07 J-J
$10,000c. ..Jan 1 1927
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21. $216,000
Floating debt
30.000
Assess, val. real estate
9,366,503
1942
1
CALAIS.
1920, 14,731.
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s '16
J-J
$20.000
July 1 1936
School Bonds.
4s '15
F-A $20,000—July 31 1925
J-0
July
INT.at OldColony Tr. Co., Boston.
County.
incorp.
Feb. 17 1781; city.
Population 1910, 9,396;
Town
*20.000c
55,000
Assess.val.'20 (Brunswick -4.93 1,256
(X actual) 1 Topsham
1,703,905
Tax per
(Brunswick
$30.00
$1,000 '20 [Topsham
23.60
*
Bath
J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $358,000
Sinking fund
BATH.
J-D
So.OOOc— June 1 1922
4Hs'17—
39,200—July 15 1927
4Hs'19
64,000
Oct
1 1952
Road Improvement Bonds.
town
School Bonds.
4s
J-J
$2,000c
Water Bonds.
BAR HARBOR.
School Bonds.
4s
This
Floating debt
34,650
Funding Bonds.
4s '16
J-J $170,000c..Jan 1 '22-'30 Assess, val. real
1,334,245
Assess, val. personal
350,390
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
1,684,635
$500.000c..July 1 1935 Total val. 1920
School-House Bonds {Tax-free). Tax rate (per $1.000) 1920
$35.00
f$2,500c„.Dec 1 1921 Population 1910, 2,021; 1920, 2,025
4Hs'19 J-D (30,000c_Dec 1 '23-'2S
—
ANSON WATER DISTRICT.
M-N
M-N
4s '12
4s '16
This town is in Somerset County.
personal
in Maine.
4s '11
4s'07
Refunding Water Bonds.
„
Incorporated Feb. 16 1889.
Sewer Bonds.
OF MAINE.
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
The county seat is Auburn.
BOOTHBAY HARBOR
This city is In Penobscot County.
Incorp. as a town Feb. 25 1791* as a
city Feb. 12 1834. Bonds non-taxable
Refunding Bonds.
4s '11
J-D $116,000c.-June 1 1941
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE
BANGOR.
In¬
Charter adopted
CARIBOU.
This town is in Aroostook County.
Incorporated 1859.
Sch 4s
M-Nx$25,000c
RR
4^sJ-D
514,000c
1928
—.1925
4^s
Belfast
BOND. DEBT Apr 25
which 1,396 shares pref. &
TOWN DEBT Dec 1 1920.
$91,512
Assessed val., real
2,826,835
Assessed val., personal
684,055
5s
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Water
Bonds.
Is '08
F-A
$40,000c
Feb
1 1933
M-S $75,000
Mar 1 1941
Funding Bonds.
1921.$75,000 3Hs
M-S $40,000c—Sept 1 1924
Floating debt (add'l)_._
13,000
Fire Station Bonds.
Assess, val. real est.,'21 (est.) 609,359
5}^s'20
$70,000..-July 1 1940
Population 1920 (est.)
2,200
Refund. Cotton Mill Bonds.
...
4b
AUBURN.
Auburn is In
Androscoggin County.
Inc. Feb. 22 1869.
Webster Grammar School.
J-J
$50.000c_July 1 '35-'41
4s'16
J-J
50,0O0c_Jan 1 '46 &'51
Refunding Bonds.
3^8
J-J
$15,000c
Jan 1 1922
3 Hs
J-J
|
25,000c.—July 1 1923
3 Hs '04 J-J
23,500c—July 1 1924
15,000c.-July 1 1925
3 Hs *05 J-J
3 J4s *06 J-J
18,000c—July 1 1926
10,000
4s '10
J-J
July 1 1930
13,000c—-July 1 1931
4s *11
J-J
16.000c—June 1 1923
4s
J-J
4s *15
~
14.500c—Jan 1 1925
J-J
Municipal Bldg. Loan.
5s '20
$11,000..May 1 '22-'32
F-A
$45,000_Feb 15 *37-'39
16,000c—Feb 15 1940
64.000c—Oct 1 '21-'52
F-A $40.000c.„Feb 1 1934
4Hs'15 F-A
4Hs*19 A-0
4s
'09
4s '11
J-J
4s *16
F-A
4s '17
F-A
BOND
30,000c. ..Jan 2 1936
16,000c—Feb 15 1941
16,000c._Feb 15 1942
DEBT Apr 18
'21. $423,100
Sinking fund
34,602
Assess, val. real estate
7,143,686
Assessed val. personal
3.109,483
Total assess, val. 1920...10,253,169
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
Pop'n 1910.13,211; 1920
$39.00
14,114
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., First
Nat. Bk., Boston, and city treasury.
4s
AUGUSTA
WATER DISTRICT.
...
Organized March 26 1903.
Refunding and School Loan.
$70.000
July 1 1932 4s '04 F-A $700,000c g-Aug 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21—$700,000
Refunding and Paving Bonds.
184,485
4Hs'19 J-J /$72,000c—Jan 1 '22-'29 Sinking fund
i 60,000c._Jan 1 '30-'39 INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk.. Boston.
4s '12
—
4s
Belfast owns $500,000 of
& Moosehead RR. stock, of
3,604 com.
Refunding Bonds.
F-A.$477,000—Aug 15 1925
'09 M-N $113,000c...Nov 1 1929
BOND. DEBT
Total val
3,510,890
1920
'20 $54.00
Pop'n 1910, 5,377; 1920
INT.
on
bonds
6,018
at
marked
(x)
Apr 1921— $590,000
5,000 Androscoggin Sav. Bank. Lewiston;
Total valuation 1920
3,403,760 (5) at Merrill Trust Co., Bangor.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920. ..$53,00
Population 1910, 4,618; 1920, 5,083 CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Floating debt (add'l)
INT. at Belfast & 1st Nat. Bk. Bos
Portland is the county seat.
1760.
BIDDEFORD.
City is in York County. Inc. 1855.
Streets and Sidewalks.
4s *15
M-N$45.000
.1921-1929
4s '16
M-N 25.000
1930-1934
Sewer Bonds.
$15,000
1921-1923
4s '14
M-N 25,000c
1924-1928
4s '16
25,000c
1929-1933
Bridge Bonds.
6s '20
M-S $60.000—Sept 1 '21-'32
Refunding Bonds.
3^s 05 M-N $50,000c—May 1 1925
4s '14
M-N
50.000c—May 15 1939
4s *15
M-N
25,-000—May 1 1935
4s '13
J-J
4Ms'17 F-A
45,000c—.Aug 1 1927
c„
'nn
TVT-N--"
5s '20
M-N 25,000c—May 1 1940
1920,
Population
124,358.
Bridge
1910,
Inc.
112,014;
Bonds.
4s '15
M-N$250,000—.May 1 1935
A-O 200,000
Oct 1 1935
4Hs'19
200.000
1939
County Farm Bonds.
4s *14
F-A $25.000c...Feb 1 1929
4s *15
J-J
25.000
July 1 1950
Court-House Bonds.
3Hs
J-J $537,OOOc
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *21 $1,237,000
Sinking fund
110,188
Cash on hand and in banks,
in active acct.Dec31 '20
16,484
Total assessed val. 1921.134,320,501
County tax (her $1,000) 1921 ..$1.50
4s *15
„.
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
June, 1921.]
MAINE-CITIES AND TOWNS
dexte&.
This city
1850.
County.
Water Bonds.
3Ms
June $48,000c
_
BOND. DEBT
1920, 2,764.
—1934
Dec 1920..
4 Ms g '19 J-J $88,000—
37,024
Refunding 1893.
Assess, val. real estate
M-N
$2.000c
Nov '21-'22
1,663,840 4s
Assess, val. personal
$101,000
713,865 City debt Dec 1 1920
Supplementary list of 1920.
27,840 Assessed val'n, real estate.-1,199,475
Tot .assess .val .'20(2-3act
.)2,405.545 Assessed val'n, personal
802,716
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$42.00 Total valuation 1920
2,002,191
Popn 1910, 3,530; 1920
4,113 Total tax (per $1,000) 1919-— $30.00
INT. payable at Boston.
INT. at Hallowell Tr. &
$48,000
Floating debt (add'l)
and
This
town
is in
TOTAL DEBT...
$59,582
Assess, value, real
estate—1,547,460
Assess, value, personal
383,141
Total assessed value
1919—1,903,601
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
*l9-$34.00
Population 1910, 2,641; 1920, 2,636
e. livermore water dist.
4si *09
F-A $150 000
Feb. 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Nov. 9
'16~$150,000
Assessed valuation 1916.-—1.795,897
Tax rate <per$i,000)
1916
$24.00
INT. at Eliot Nat. Bk., Boston
east
of
1919
This town is in Penobscot
A
Aroostook County.
TOWN DEBT Dec 1 '20
$32,779
Assess. val. real estate
Assess, val. personal
Town owns
1,995 shares stock—value $49,875—
Town Bonds.
J-D $27.000
Dec 1 1934
Refunding Bonds.
4s *10
M-N$32,000r___Nov
1930
4s '11
M-N 10.000
Nov
1931
4s
Water Bonds.
3 Ms
M-N $12,000c.May 1
3 Ms
M-N
17,000c...May
M-N$10.000c—Nov 1 1931
Dec 11920. $179,102
Total assessed val'n
county.
Augusta is the county seat.
.s '07
$-43,500
1928-1938
Funding Bonds.
1920,
1,392
linocket.
4s *15
F-A
$20,000c—.Aug 1 1930
BOND. DEBT May 23 1921 $41,500
Sinking fund
7,966
Assess, val. real estate
eastport.
This city is in
March
3
1893.
Washington Co. Inc.
Population
1910,
4.961; 1920, 4,494.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
07
J-J
$25 000c—July
School Bonds
1 1937
*«24.000
Jan. l *25-'35
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '21—
$51,000
Assessed val'n, real estate—1,417,725
Assessed val'n, personal
779,100
Other property
12,200
Total valuation 1920
2,209,025
Total tax rate
INT.
on
(per $1,000) *20 $40.00
bonds
marked
(a)
First Nat. Bank, Boston; others
Eastport Sav. Bank.
at
at
31,945,942
Assess, val. personal
10,182,429
Total valuation 1921
42,128,371
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$1.42
Pop'n
1910, 62,863;
1920,
63,844
INT. at 1st Nat. Bank, Boston
or Augusta Trust Co
kennebec water district.
Incorporated March 17 1899.
The city of Waterville and the vil¬
lage of Fairfield are In this district.
Population served by district, 20,000.
Post office address, Waterville.
3Ms g M-N$600,000c—May 1 1925
4s g '10 M-N
50,000c_May 1 1925
4s g *15 M-S 100,000c—.Mar 1 1930
5s g '20 M-Nl50,000c— .May 1 1940
BOND. DEBT May 1 '20. $950,000
Floating debt
Sinking funds Jan 1 1920
ellsworth.
This
city
is
in
Hancock
County.
^™lno186£- Population 1910. 3,549;
164,085
INT. at
11,154,430
Nat. Shawmut Bk., Boston.
1920, 3,058.
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $28,000c...June 1 1937
War Debt (Int. at Treas. Office).
4s
J-D $30.000c_—June 1 1932
kittery.
4s '17
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1920. $100,157
Assessed val'n, real estate..2,147,397
ALSsessed val'n, personal.__
599,383
Total assessed val'n 1920—2,746,780
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $34.00
This town is in York
town
in
Somerset
Co.
Assessed val'n, personal
Total val. 1920
747,810
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20_$34.50
Population 1910, 3,533; 1920
4,763
,
Floating debt
KIttery, York County, and sup¬
plies water to about 5,000 inhabi¬
tants.
District authorized by Legis¬
lature in Jan. 1907.
5s *08
J-J $126,000c-Jan 1 '21-38
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 '20-..$340,030
Floating
debt
21,500
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.. Bost.
farmingtoF.
village, which is part of the lewiston.
same name, is in Franklin
This
city
is
In
Androscoggin
County.
Inc.
I860.
New charter
County.
Incorp. in 1863.
Popula¬
Jan. 1912.
Population 1910, 1,240; tion 1910, 26.247; 1920,
31,791.
1920, 1,650.
City Building Bonds.
Water-System Ext. Bonds.
3His g J-J $185,000
July 1 1931
4s '14
M-N $40.000...May 1 1944
Ref. Bds. (Int. at 1st N. Bk., Bos.)
Water Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$80,000
July 1 1924
J-J
A-O
$35,000c.-Jan
1 1932
30,000c...Apr
1 1926
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT May 6 1920 $105,000
Assess, val. real estate
1,722,285
Assess, val. personal
Total val. 1920
INT. at Franklin
2,293.283
1920—.$27.00
Sav. Bank and
First Nat. Bank. Farmlngton.
fort
fairfield.
This town is in Aroostook
TOWN DEBT Dec. 1 '19—
County.
$43,000
Assess, value, real estate..2,605,775
Assess, value, personal
763,140
Total
value 1919
3,368,915
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19.$34.00
Population 1910. 4,381; 1920, 4,551
assess,
gardiner. ~
This city is In Kennebec County.
Incorp. in 1844.
Commission gov¬
ernment adopted Sept. 12 1911.
Refunding Loans.
4s '08
A-O $76,000c..Apr 16 1933
CITY DEBT Dec 1 '20...
$98,400
Assessed val'n, real estate—2,751,982
Assessed val'n, personal
1,402,413
Total valuation 1920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
4,154,395
$35.00
Population In 1910, 5,311; *20, 5,475
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
gardiner water district.
Organized July 1 1903.
4s
J-J $191,500c.-Jan 1 1934
4s *14
J-J
75.000
July 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $266,500
Sinking fund
182
Assessed valuation 1920 _.4,154,895
—
Tax rate (per $1,000)
INT.
at
Maine
J-J
1920—.£<$36.00
Tr.
&
Bkg;-Co.J
Gardiner.
Jan
A-O
51,000
100,000
174,000
100,000-
J-J
100.000
_
of
4,857
ASSESSED VALUATION—
1919.
1918.
$
$
R.E.57185,525 54509,800 54047,675
Per'131773,576 26076,722 24815,419
Tot.88959,101 80586.522 78863,094
Tax p.M.30.40
28.40
25.60
POPULATION.—In 1920, 69,272;
1910, 58,751; in 1900, 50,145; in
1890, 36,425.
in
portland bridge district.
This
milo.
A
district
comprises the entire
cities of Portland and South Portland
town
In
Piscataquis County.
TOWN DEBT Dec 1 1920$57,902
Assess, val. real estate
$1,311,165
Assess, val. personal
576,362
Total valuation 1920.
1,887,527
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920...$41.00
Population 1910, 2,556; 1920, 2,894
and
organized in 1905 to build
Vaugban's
Bridge,
connecting the
two cities.
The entire property of
the two cities Is liable in proportion
Hancock County.
General Improvement Bonds.
4Ms
$70,780
Bridge District Bonds.
4 Ms
$14.000c
serial
TOWN DEBT Dec 1920.
$53,214
...
—
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
Total val'n 1920 (H act.).
Total tax rate(per $1,000)
2,557.807
280.037
2,837,844
'20.$32.50
1,569; 1920, 1,497
Population 1910,
was
assessed
to
valuation.
3Ms'17 J-J $257,280..July 1 '22-'45
BOND. DEBT May 19 '21.$270,000
Popul'n 1910, 58,571; 1920, 69,196
INT. at First Nab. Bank, Boston,
Nat. Bank, Port¬
mount desert.
and at the Canal
land.
portland water district.
Water Co. Bonds (assumed),
4s '87
$75.000
Aug 1 1927
4s '87
800,000
Aug 1 1927
4s '87
200,000
200,000
225,000
200,000
4s '87
4s *87
4s '97
Aug
Aug
Aug
Nov
May
Nov
4s '01
115,000
60,000
Funding Bonds.
4s '05
newport.
A town in Penobscot
County.
Sewer Town-Hall & Bridge Bds.
4s '97
Dec $ 15,800c
School-House Bonds.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1927
1927
1927
1928
1929
1926
4s'08 J-Dt$3.000.000c—Dec 1 1928
200,000
Mar 1 1940
4s '14
§100.000—Mar 1 1934
4Ms
—
...
4s '15
Jan
200,000
...
1 1935
Assess, val. real
4 s '16
150,000
Apr 1 1936
4Ms'20
200,000
Mar 1 1940
ND. DEBT Apr 1921-$5,525,000
BON
Assess, val. personal
Total assessed val'n 1920.
Water sinking fund
NET DEBT April 1921—
4s '10
Oct $15,000c
TOWN DEBT Dec 1 1920-
...
$26,747
886,500
412.775
1,299.275
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20. .$35.00
Population 1910, 1,747; 1920, 1,709
INT. payable In Newport.
...
934,497
4,590,503
(§) at
Fidelity Tr. Co., Portland; (t) at Old
Colony Tr. Co., Boston., or U. S.
INT.
bonds
on
marked
Tr. Co., Portland.
norridgew6ck7
This town is in Somerset County.
Railroad
Refunding Bonds.
$8,000c
Building Bonds.
3 Ms
presque isle.
This town is in Aroostook County.
BOND. DEBT
...
4s
$8,000c
BOND. DEBT Feb. 15 1921.$16,000
—
16,500
605,015
..247,410
Total
Apr 20 '21.
Floating debt
Sinking fund
$54,500
21,500
15.760
3,102,265
682,845
3,785.060
Assess, val. real estate—
Assess, val. personal
Total valuation 1920
J-J
4s '07
A-O
4s
4s '13
1 1930
July
1923
1937
1927
Water-Works Bonds.
$185,000..$5,000 annual
4s '17
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1921
Notes outstanding
$975,000
285,696
Sinking funds
253,202
Assessed val'n, real estate-21,090,487
Assessed val'n, personal.. 4,795,035
Tot. val. '20 (75% act.)-25,885,522
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$30.00
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
prop¬
erty of this city Is valued at $2,021,326, Incl. among other things stock
of
(per $1,000) 1920—$37.00
Population 1910, 1,608; 1920, 1,532
INT. on railroad refundings bonds
payable in Portland.
old orchard.
A town in York
Assess, val.
personal
98,145
Tot.assd.val.'20(75%act.).2,600,219
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$32.00
Population 1910, 961; 1920, 1,164
This
Refunding and Funding Bonds.
3Ms'0l
xllO.OOO
Aug 11921
3Ms'01
x 15.000
Nov 1 1921
...
—
J-D
4s '08
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1919
$37.00
Population 1910, 6,317; 1920, 6,630
INT.
on
bonds
marked
(a)
at
Merrill Tr Co., Bangor; (x) at Mer¬
chants' Nat. Bank. Boston,
$74,000c.-Oct
1 1929
TOWN DEBT Jan 31 *21.
$101,963
Floating debt
Sinking fund
1,700
Assess, val. real estate
21,962
$2,845,685
Assess, val. personal
pittsfield
A town in Somerset
County.
$30,000
Floating debt
61,274
Assess, val. real est
1,712,775
Assess, val.. personal
529,005
Total val. 1921 (2-3 act.)..1,941,780
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$36.00
Population 1910, 2,891; 1920, 2,700
BOND. DEBT May 19'21
portland.
Portland
(City)
is In Cumberland
Incorp.-
Bonds issued
Feb.
after
In
28
1
Feb.
Maine;
1832.
1909
prior
are
issues
taxable.
School Building Bonds.
4s '17
$700,000
Mar 1 1937
5s '20
J-D 200,000c.Dec 15 '31-'40
—
594,489
"
...
4s *13
4s *14
'21-'22
1 1922
1 1929
1 1932
M-S 200,000
Mch 1 1963
M-S 200.000c.Sept 1 *24-'43
City Hall Bonds.
A-O $ 1.000.OOOApr 1 '26-'47
Refunding Bonds (Tax free.)
4s '11
5s '19
M-S $99,000c...Mar 1 1935
CITY OF DEERING BONDS.—
Annexed Feb. 6 1899.
This town is in
Washington Co.
$66,500
Sinking fund
1,448
Assess, val. real estate
$729 299
Assess, val. personal
618.791
Total val. '20 (100% act.).1,348,090
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.— $39.00
Population 1910, 3,363; 1920. 3,371
...
—
Sewer
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1921
4s
on
In Boston
all
the
Issues
ex¬
bonds Is payable
atjFlrst Nat.
—
-
rumford.
This
is In Oxford County.
town
BOND. DEBT June 13 '21.$301,500
Assess, val. real estate.
Assess, val.
4.278,660
—
personal—1,987,720
Population 1910, 6,777; 1920, 8,576
SACO.
This city is in York County.
Inc.
18
1867.
Population
1910,
6,583; 1920, 6,817.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-D
$5,000c
Dec '21-'23
3 Ms
M-N
10,000c—N6v '21-'30
3 Ms
M-S
15,000c-Aug 31 1921
4s '07
A-O
22,000c..Oct 1 '21-'42
3Ms'09 M-S
9,000c.Sept 1 '21-'29
4s '14
A-O
50,000c
Apr 1 1939
4s '17
J-J
*30,000c—Jan 1 1942
Feb.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1921. $141,000
Floating debt
Assessed val'n, real
Assessed val'n, personal
Total valuation 1920
*
—
$1,000) 1920
Bank and at
50,000
4,641,175
3,153,873
7,795,038
$32.00
INT. at Fidelity Trust Co., Port¬
land; on other bonds at York
Bank, Saco.
Nat.
sanford.
This town is in York County.
Sewer
Bonds.
3Ms*04 J-D $44.000c—.$2,000 yrly
Municipal Bonds.
4s '14
J-D $50,000c.Dec 1 *24-'33
BOND. DEBT Jan 31
Assessed val., real
$2,000
June 1 1917
(Matured, but not presented for
payment.)
INTEREST
115,229
-.6,620,162
$1,000) 1920. —$35.00
Population 1910, 8,174; 1920, 8,109
Floating debt..
Total valuation 1920
Tax rate (per
'21
Note debt (additional)—
Bonds.
cept the registered
27,600 .'...July 1 1933
4Ms
4 Ms'19 J-J
23,200
July 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Apr 20'21
$258,050
Tax rate (per
4Ms'07
$10,000..Aug 1
3 Msg'02 J-J 614,000c&r_July
4Msg'09F-A 245,000c.-Aug
4s g *12 J-J
350,000c—July
Total val. '20
(75% act.). 3,410,174
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—.$33.50
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.
...
Total valuation 1921 (34act.)6,266.380
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921 —.$38.00
Funded Debt Bonds.
(Tax-exempt).
A-O
lubec.
a65.000c—Junel 1928
BOND. DEBT Dec 1920- $222,613
Total valuation 1920
4,531,461
lisbon.
1920, 4,091.
Water Bonds
Knox County. Inc.
Bonds are tax-free.
32.500
Jan 1 1932
4s
20.900
Jan 1 1928
Refunding (Int. at Treas. Office).
3Ms
$10,350c
1921
(Subject to call after 7 years.)
4s'07
J-J
$13,000c— .July 1 1922
(Subject to call at any time.)
4s
$25,000c
1923
3 Ms
16,500c
1924
4s
25,000c
1925
4s
13.000c—
1927
...
...
city is In Penobscot County.
non-taxable
'09
~
old town.
are
Is
—
Incorp. as a city Mch. 30 1891.
County.
Androscoggin Co.
Inc.
Iune221799
Population *10,4,116;
This city is in
In 1854.
4s
...
Lewlston & Auburn Branch
valued at $225,000, and water¬
works valued at $933,119.
In
rockland.
—
County.
BOND. DEBT May 1 1921
$56,000
Assess, val. real estate
2,502,074
the
RR.
Town
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-—$48.00
852,425 Population 1910, 5,179; 1920, 5,581
value, 1920
assess,
July 1 1933
Is
570,998
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$61,000
18,000
2,776,954
1,5 57,055
4,334.009
1921—$37.00
Population 1910, 3,368; 1920, 4,528
This
town of the
4s'10
Co.
Tot. val. '21 (act. val.)
Tax rate (per $1,000)
of
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920 —..$30.00
5s '10
consist
Tax rate
228,821
1,743,361
Population 1910, 4,435; 1920, 4,253
2,600,740
TOTAL DEBT May 26 '21
Assess, val. real estate
Assess. val. personal prop
Assess, value, personal
Total assess, value 1920
This district Is located In the town
is
Penobscot
Floating debt (add'l)
County.
assets
($242,850) of Portland Gas
Light Co. stock, also cash reserved
for payment of city debt, $50,253.40.
Borrowing
capacity
April
1921,
$461,756.92.
$
in
Assess, value, real estate
Assess, value, personal
fairfield.
This
is
TOWN DEBT Dec. 1 1920
$33,431
Assess, value, real estate,.1,514,540
kittery water district.
BOND. DEBT Dec 1920—
$25,000
Assessed val'n, real estate..1,852,930
town
In
shares
1920.
This
$25,000
—
Total valuation 1919-
Co.
Net debt... $3,537.771 $3,693.095
AVAILABLE
ASSETS.—City's
available
millinocke!\
This town is in
kennebec
—
other issue in
on
1920.-4,813,638
$34.00
Population 1910, 5,845; 1920, 6,191
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
bonds payable in
Mil-
sewer
21-'32
Tr.
FUND. Ac.;
Apr. 1920. Apr. 1921.
Bonded debt. $3,433,000$3,620,000
Other oblig'ns
378 603
366,198
Assets
273,832
293,103
1 1932
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$21,500
307,157
Incorp. Mar. 16 1901.
of the Houlton Water Co.
Assess, val. real estate.—.3,299,293
Assess, val. personal
1,514,345
value) 1921
1,490,832
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.--$35.80
Population 1910, 923;
County.
8 1831.
BOND. DEBT
Floating debt (add'l)
6,000
Assess, value, real estate—1,288,532
Assess, value, personal
202,300
Total
assess,
val.
(50%
on
First
$834,800
Mercantile
TOT. DEBT.. SINK.
Population In 1910.1,Si 1; '20, 1,783
Mch.
...
BOND. DEBT Feb. 1 1921
town in
Total valuation 1920
1,141,957
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$46.00
This town Is in Aroostook
Incorp.
4s
County.
$l,500c
1922
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
5Ms
$20.000c
1922-1941
___
INT.
the
(Subject to call May 1 1918.)
School. Bridges, Town Imp.Bds.
Sewer Bonds.
Bangor, and
at
houlton.
millinocket.
5s
4 Ms
on
National Bank, Boston.
Androscoggin Co.
Portland.
mars hill.
Bk. Co.
east livermore.
the
This district (P. O. Madison) is in
Somerset County.
4s '16
M-S $200,000
1921-1946
(Due part every 5 years.)
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1916— $200,000
Assessed valuation 1916
1,755,241
INT. payable in Boston.
Is in Kennebec County.
Population 1910, 2,864;
Inc.
Casco
madison water district.
hallowell.
This town is in Penobscot
13
$ 14.000
74,196
5,121,525
Assessed val.. personal— 2,335.655
Total assesse 1 val'n 1920 .7,457,180
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920
$35.00
Population 1910, 9,049; 1920, 10,691
INT. on 3 Ms payable in Sanford
on
4s
In
Portland.
-
1
NEW HAMPSHIRE—DEBT OF
14
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20
skowheqan.
Assess, val.,
This town Is In Somerset County.
name
4s
Assess, val.,
Mllburn;
changed to Skowhegan In 1836.
In
Incorporated
1823
as
1920—17,105,702
31.000) 1920
327.25
Pop. *10. 42,905;
...
Bk., Boston.
—
---
-
41,709
1920
INT. at Boylston Nat.
—
watervtlle.
This city Is in Kennebec County.
Incorp. 1802; city, 1888.
...
BOND. DEBT Feb 20 1921 $225,540
Floating debt
Assessed val., real
Assessed val.,
Total
5,010,330
personal
Total assess, val.
Co. tax (per
High School Bonds.
530.000
Building Bonds.
4s
579,000
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
3 Ms
51.000
Bridge Bonds.
4s
31.000
$475,000
real estate—12,095,372
val.
Total tax
personal
xStreet
44,340
3,333,130
1,322,905
4s *16
1936
1
Funding Bonds.
M-S 580,000c. Sept 1
J-J
35,000c.„July
'31-'34
1 1927
35,000c—Sept 1 1935
9.000c...Aug 1 1929
4s'97
rate(per $1,000) '20-531.00
1920, 5,981
3H»'05 M-S
Population 1910, 5,341;
F-A
4s'09
Refunding Bonds.
south paris.
3^s
F-A
30,000c_ Feb 1 '24-'26
This village is in Oxford County.
4s '09
J-J
105,000c..-July 1 1939
Water-System Bonds.
M-S
50,000c. Sept 1 '23-'27
4s '09
A-O 564.000c- -Oct
1 1929 3^8
F-A
30,000c. Feb 1 *37-'39
BOND. DEBT Feb 14 '21372,957 4s
J-J
20,000c.—July 1 1937
Cash on hand
2,233 4s '17
25.000
Dec 1 1938
4Hs'18 J-D
Assessed val., real
614,325
Assessed val., personal
223,285 4^8*19 A-O x25.000c—Oct 10 1949
Total val. Feb 1920
837,610
Street and Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per 31,000)
$5.60 4^s'19 F-A $25,000—Aug 15 1939
Population 1910, 1,542; 1920, 1,793 514 s'20 M-N 20,000c--Nov 15 1940
INT. payable at Paris Trust Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21- $501,000
Assess, val., real estate
8,974,225
Assess, val., personal
2,211,370
Total assess, val. 1920
11,185,595
city is in Cumberland Co.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—330.00
-s '06
$14,000
1926
Population 1910, 11,458; '20, 13.351
-s'07
15,000
1921-1925
xINT. at First Nat. Bk.. Boston.
-s '09
15,000
1921-1925
-s '10
55,000
1930
-s'11
13,125.
1921 1925 wells.
-s '11
This town is in York County.
4,000
1925
-s*15
20,000
1927-1928 TOWN DEBT Dec. 1920- $33,141
-s '15
8,450
1929 Assess, value, real estate.-1,930,742
-s *16
30.000
J931-1933 Assess, value, personal
192,070
_s '16
5.000
-1934 Total assess, value, 1920_-2.122.812
5s '19
M-N 24,500
May 1 1939 Total tax rate (per $1,000) 20 -527.00
Permanent Improvt. Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,908; 1920--1,943
4^s'18 M-S $15,000c
1935
Refunding Bonds.
westbrook.
4^s'18 M-S
57.500c
1935
Westbrook is In Cumberland Co.
4J4s'18 M-S
10,000c
1935 Incorporated March 1891.
Popula¬
BOND. DEBT jan 31 *21- 5235,450
tion 1910. 8.281; 1920, 9,453.
Floating debt (add'l)
59,750 4s'16
527,000c1929
Assessed val., real
5,425.730
Paving Bonds.
Assessed val.. personal
1,100,270 4s *12
M-S
$6.000c_8ept 1 *21~'22
Total val. 1920
.6,525,640
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per 31,000) 1920---531.80
4s g '07 J-J
315,000c.-Apr 1 1922
Population 1910, 7,471; 1920, 9.254
4s
J-J
15,000c. _Jan 15 1926
4s'11
J-D /22,000c June 20 *22-'32
thomaston~
\ 1,000c ..June 20 1933
This town is in Knox County.
4s '14
45.000c__Aug 15 1934
TOWN DEBT Dec. 1920$27,902
4^s'15
25.000c-.-Jan 1 1935
Assess, value, real estate.967,670 4s *17
J-J
520.000c—Jan 1 1937
Assess, value, personal
399,9/0
5s '18
J-D
24,000c-June 1 '23-'46
Total assess, value, 1920—1,367,640
BOND. DEBT ian. 1 1921 $202,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-535.50
Floating debt
87,921
Population 1910, 2,205; 1920.-2,019 Assess,
val., real estate
6,188,005
Assess, val., personal
1,470.830
waldoboro]
Tot. assess .val. '20 (60 % act.) 7,658,835
This town is in Lincoln County.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20-532.00
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 '21
$35,900
INT. at Old Colony Trust Co.,
Cash in treasury
12,489
Total valuation Apr 1 1920-1,184,187 Boston, 1st Nat. Bk.. Bos., WestTax exempt
21,575 brook Tr. Co. and Canal Nat. Bank,
Tot. assessed val
1,153,535 Portland.
south portland.
This
—
—-
...
...
...
...
...
-.-
—
„
—
---
Tax rate
(per$l,000) 1920
$38.50
Population 1910, 2,656; 1920.-2,426 york.
in York County.
1920- $123,657
real estate„3,552,153
This town is
washington county.
TOWN DEBT Dec.
County
seats
are
Machlas and
Incorp. In 1789.
Washington Co. RR. Bonds.
4s '93 J-J
$475,000
Jan 1 1928
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1923 to 1925.)
Assess, value,
personal
285,934
1920.-3,838,087
*20_$33.50
Population 1910, 2,802; 1920-2,727
Assess, value,
Calais.
1919
Total assess, value,
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Hampshire.
1
ITS
DEBT.
Admitted
as a
RESOURCES.
Ac.
One of Original Thirteen
State
Total Area of State (square
9,305
miles)
State
Capital
Concord
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1923). Albert O. Brown
Secretary of State (chosen by Legislature)
Edw. C. Bean
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1923)
J. W. Plummer
Attorney-General
Oscar L. Young
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday in
January, and length of session is not limited.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—New Hampshire's debt history Is very brief.
State has always been extremely conservative, and no bonds were
issued until after the breaking out of the Civil War.
In 1866 New Hamp¬
This
shire reported her funded indebtedness at $4,169,816, contracted exclusively
for war purposes.
June 1 1869 the total outstanding was $3,213,962.22,
against which the Treasurer reported an asset
debt at the present time is as follows;
LOANS—
Interest
Name and Purpose—
%
of 1912
do
Hospital, 1905
do
1907
do
1909-..bonds
War Loan
War
War
0
Payable.
J
J
&
&
J
J
J
J
&
&
J
&
J
J
J
4
^
recognition bonds
recognition bonds
1873
Loan of
When Due. Outstand'g
$65,000
July 1 1920
~
300,000
July 1 *21-'24
50,000
July 1'21-25
150,000
July 1 1927
85,000
July 1 1929
500,000
July 1'30-'36
700,000
Dec. 1 1923
789,000
Dec. 1 1925
500
(overdue)
1,110,864
Trust funds
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.—The bonds are In $500 and $1,000 pieces.
INTEREST Is payable at the National Shawmut Bank of Bostonand at
State Treasurer's office.
TAX-EXEMPT.—All issues
are
1911
1910
Assessed Val.
*$390,086,029
263,074,386
255,085.571
Years—
Assessed Val.
$214,616,655
209.670,845
204,734,731
1896—— 200,957,600
1894
197,839,543
1893
196,117,060
1881.
168.964,903
1902.
1900
1898-
1908
244,971,264
231.641,571
410,150,583 1906.
225,082,628
398,845.480 1905
220,624,307
390,877.626 1904
The preceding values are simply the aggregate of the inventories of the
various towns in the State.
In addition, the State taxes at different rates
savings banks and trust companies, insurance capital, railroads, building
and loan associations, telegraph and telephone companies, parlor car and
1917-
1916
1915
1914
companies.
These, less exemptions allowed by statute, in 1920
to $146,254,035.
Chapter 169, Laws of 1911, creates a permanent tax commission, one
of whose duties it is to equalize valuations in the year 1912 and every second
year thereafter, so that the same shall represent the "true and market
value" of property.
This will account for the great increase in valuations in
1912, not only for the State itself, but for the various civil divisions, as shown
by the returns of the different municipalities on this and following pages.
*
POPULATION
443,083
430,572
1900
411,588
1890
376,530
OF ST AT ^—
1920
1880
1910
1840
-3)16,991
1870
1860
1850
318,300
326,073
317,976
1830
DEBT LIMITATION.—There Is no
1820
1810
284,574
269,328
exempt when held by savings banks and
1800—-183,858
41,881
1790
244,165
.214,460
restriction in the constitution of New
Hampshire upon the debt-making power of the people through the "General
Court," except the following, which is the last clause of Article 5 of Part
Second of that instrument.
Provided, That the General Court shall not authorize any town to loan
give Its money or credit directly or indirectly for the benefit of any
corporation having for Its object a dividend of profits or in any way aid
the same by taking its stocks or bonds.
The above is an amendment to the constitution which was ratified in
or
j
intended as a complete estoppel
to municipal loaning of money or credit to railroad and industrial corpora¬
tions.
It is to be noticed, however, that by its terms the restriction does
not specifically mention "cities," the words being "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 do, and what it cannot do.
The law enacts:
Sec. 1. The term "municipal corporation" means town, city, school dis¬
trict, village district and village precinct.
Sec. 2. Bonds issued must be
nayable within 20 years, interest semi-annual, not exceeding 6%. may
be payable in gold coinl
If made payable in less than 20 years, may be
extended, but 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 soecial
meeting 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 corporation.
Time and place of payment and rate of interest,
&c., may be delegated to Governing Board.
Sec. 4. City bonds must be
authorized by resolution of City Council passed by at least two-thirds of
The amendment would appear to be
1877.
and nays, signed by Mayor,
seal of city affixed
Place of payment, rate
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. Treasurer to keep a book in which he shall register bonds Issued, &o.
Sec. 7. "All bonds purporting to be issued by virtue or in pursuance of this
Act and signed and sealed as hereinbefore provided shall, in favor of bonaflde holders, be conclusively presumed to have been duly and regularly
authorized and Issued in accordance with the provisions herein contained,
and no holder thereof shall be obliged to see to the existence of the purpose
of the issue or to the regularity of any of the proceedings or to the applica¬
tion of the proceeds.
All such bonds shall be negotiable in all respects and
to the same extent as securities negotiable by the law merchant."
Sec. 8.
Annual tax must be levied and collected sufficient to pay interest and pro¬
vide 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 in¬
cluded except the following, which must be deducted—water debt, 'cash
and 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.
Exceptions have been made to this law from time to time in special in¬
stances, such as in the case of $100,000 high-school bonds of the city of
Portsmouth authorized by Chapter 202.
Laws of 1903.
This chapter
provides that Section 9 of the Municipal Bond Law of 1895 does not apply
members elected to each branch, taken by yeas
countersigned
by Treasurer,
of interest and sale may be
this
Instance.
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS—Chap. 55 of the Laws of 1907
provides that any city, town, precinct or village district may exempt from
taxation any future issue of Its bonds, provided such exemption shall apply
only to bonds owned and held by citizens of said city, town, precinct or
village district.
State bonds are subject to taxation unless exempted by
the terms of the Act under which they are issued.
In 1913 the privilege of exemption was extended by Chapter 51 of the
Acts for that year to future bond issues by school districts when held by
residents.
Another Act of 1913 (Chapter 112) exempts from taxation all
the bonds or notes of the State or any of Its minor civil divisions bearing
not exceeding 5% Interest.
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS—PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—The savings bank investment laws of New Hampshire were com¬
pletely revised and materially altered in many respects at the Legislative
An explanation of the changes made was published by
in the "Chronicle" or May 19 1917, pages 2028 to 2030, inclusive. The
law was again revised in 1921 (see the
Chronicle" of May 21 1921, pages
2214 to 2216, inclusive).
The principal changes were the reduction of the
amount of the railroad, public utility and industrial stock that a savings
bank may hold, form 25% to 10%, and the new paragraphs 4 and 5 under
Section 4 in relation to equipment securities of railroads.
The full text of
the new law as it now stands follows:
session of 1917.
us
Section 1. On and after the passage of this act savings banks and savings
departments of banking and trust companies shall make investment of their
funds in the following classes of securities only;
Sec. 2. For the purposes of this act a note shall be construed as a written
promise of an Individual, firm, corporation or voluntary association, signed
By the maker, to pay a specified sum of money on demand or at a fixed or
determinable future time, but not issued under
Principal
3}4
314
c
The State
!
•
3 H
3H
314
Highway bonds
do
of $77,082.89
1912
453.327,679
428,107,097
1918
In
New
Years—
$511,456,583
469,858,171
express
amount
.
„
4s
4,656,035
1920
Bonds.
A-O 312,000c—-Oct
Assessed Val.
year8—
1920
[Vol. 112.
STATE
A
bond
shall
be construed
as
a
indenture or deed of trust.
note Issued under indenture or deed of
trust.
1. In notes or bonds directly secured by first mortgage on real estate
situated within the State of New Hampshire; but no such investment shall
be in
a
loan that exceeds 70%
of the value of the real estate by which it is
deposits shall be so invested, except
secured and not exceeding 75% of the
by permission of the bank commissioners
2. In notes or bonds directly secured by first mortgage on real estate
situated outside of New Hampshire but entirely within the United States,
which at the time of such investment is improved, occupied and productive;
but not exceeding 40% of the deposits shall be so Invested, and no such
Investment shall be in a loan that exceeds 50%
of the value of the real
estate by which it Is secured.
3. In notes or bonds directly secured by first mortgage on timber lands
situated within the States of Maine and Vermont; but not exceeding 5%
of the
deposits shall be so invested, and no such investment shall be in a
of the value of the real estate by which it is secured.
loan that exceeds 50%
citizens of New Hampshire.
TOTAL DEBT.—The net debt on Sept. 1 1920 was $3,010,524 17.
The
subjoined statement shows New Hampshire's total debt on the dates named.
1 1920 were $659.940 31.
Sept. 1 '20.
Sept. 1 '19.
Sept. 1 '18.
Sept. 1 '17.
Total funded debt
$2,589,500
$1,171,500
$1,230,500
$817,500
Trust funds
1,110,864
1,176,993
1,167,873
1,165,130
Assets Sept.
In notes secured by collateral in which the bank is at liberty to in¬
vest, of a value at least 10% in excess
of the value of the note, and in
bonds secured by collateral in which the bank is at liberty to Invest under
4.
asbelow.
paragraphs 1,2,3,4 and 8 of Section 4, of a value of at least 10% in excess
of the value of the note.
The amount of any one class of securities so
taken as collateral, added to that which the bank may own at the time,
shall not exceed the total limit of investment in that class of security; but
not exceeding 25%
of the deposits shall be so invested.
5. In notes secured by collateral securities which are dealt in on the
Stock Exchanges of Boston or New York, the Stock Exchange price of
which shall at all times be at least 20% In excess of the amount due upon
the note, while held by the bank; but not exceeding 25%
of the deposits
it "was
shall
Floating debtTotal
debt—
100
450,100
100
100
$3,700,464
$2,798,593
$2,398,473
$1,982,730
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State's total assessed valuation was
The average tax rate for 1919 (per $1,000) was $22.80; for 1920
$23 70.
be
so
invested.
June, 1921.]
NEW HAMPSHIRE-DEBT OF STATE
6. In notes secured by any savings bank deposit book Issued by any
savings bank chartered under the laws of any New England State; or In
notes secured by the depositor's pass-book of
any building and loan asso¬
ciation of this State, provided that the investment shall not be in excess of
the withdrawing value of said pass-book.
7. In notes with two or more signers, or one or more indorsers, or in
acceptances of member banks of the Federal Reserve System of the kinds
and maturities made eligible for rediscount or purchase by Federal Reserve
baDks, or in notes of makers whose net assets are not less than $250,000
and whose total indebtedness does not exceed 50% of their
quick assets;
but not exceeding 5% of the deposits shall be loaned to any one borrower
on this class of security; and not
exceeding 30% of the deposits shall be
invested under the provisions of this paragraph, provided that,
except in
notes with two or more signers, or one or more indorsers. or in said ac¬
ceptances, no savings bank shall in vast under this paragraph unless its
guaranty fund is full and unimpaired and the total value of its assets as
determined by the Board of Bank Commissioners shall exceed the amount
of its deposits by at least 10%.
8. In bonds issued under the
but not
more
provisions of the Federal Farm Loan Act,
than 5% of the deposits shall be so invested,
MUNICIPAL
Sec. 3.
strued
n or
as a
corporation; a Municipal Bond shall be construed as an interest-bearing
obligation of a government, State, province or municipality, to provide for
the interest and principal requirements of which taxes may be levied on all
taxable property within the confines of the obligor; Net Debt shall be con¬
strued
as debt after deducting sinking funds available for the
payment of
such debt and the net outstanding debt created for supplying the inhabi¬
tants with water; Assessed Valuation shall be construed as the nearest
preceding valuation of property for purposes of taxation; and population
be construed as the number of inhabitants in accordance with the
preceding census taken under Federal or State authority.
Not exceeding 5% of the deposits shall be invested in the bonds of any
one municipality; and not exceeding in the aggregate 10%
of the deposits
shall be invested in the bonds of the Dominion of Canada, its provinces
shall
nearest
and cities.
1.
2.
In the public funds of the United States, or those for which the faith
pledged to provide for the payment of the interest
In the authorized bonds and notes of this State, or of any of its munici¬
palities."
3. In the authorized bonds or notes of any State or territory of the
United States; and in the authorized bonds or notes of any city of the
States of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, or
New York,
whose net Indebtedness
does not exceed
7% of the last
pre¬
ceding valuation of the property therein for taxation: or of any municipality
in said Status whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5% of such valuar
tion.
4. In the authorized bonds of any municipality of any other of the United
States or territories whose net Indebtedness does not exceed 5% of the last
preceding valuation of the property therein for taxation: and in the
au¬
thorized bonds of any city of 50,000 inhabitants of any of said States whose
net indebtedness does not exceed 7% of the last preceding valuation of the
property therein for taxation.
Provided, that the bonds of any county,
city, or town of less than 10,000 inhabitants, or of any school district or
other municipal corporation of less than 2,000 inhabitants in any State or
territory other than those named in paragraph 3 of this section shall not be
authorized
Dominion of Canada.
6. In the authorized bonds of any province of the Dominion of Canada.
7. In the authorized bonds of any city of the Dominion of Canada, with
population of not less than 50,000, whose net debt does not exceed 7 %
of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for taxation.
a
OTHER
Sec. 4.
BONDS,
NOTES
AND
STOCKS.
For the purposes of this section
a Company shall be construed
voluntary association organized under the laws of the
United States or any State thereof and locaced and doing business prin¬
cipally within the United States: a Public Service Corapanv shall be con¬
strued as a company doing principally a gas, electric light or electric
power business; Mortgage Bonds shall be construed as bonds secured
primarily by direct and foreclosable lien on physical property owned
by the obligor; Years shall be construed as calendar years, fiscal years
or nearer periods of twelve months next
preceding such investment; Net
Income shall be
construed as income
after deducting operating
ex¬
penses,
taxes, insurance,
rentals, guaranteed interest and guaranteed
dividends, and expenditures for maintenance; and Annual Interest shall be
construed as interest actually paid in each year except that for the latest
year it shall be construed as one year's interest on tne total amount out¬
standing at the time of the investment.
Not exceeding 65% of the deposits shall be invested in securities au¬
thorized under this section; and not exceeding 5% of the deposits shall be
invested in the securities of any one company, and not exceeding 10% of
he deposits shall be invested in securities authorized by this section other
than in bonds, notes, equipment securities, and receiver's certificates.
a
corporation
or
No investment shall be made in securities authorized under this section
unless the net income of the company in question in each of the three years
preceding such investment shall have been not less than one and
ope-quarter (1 Ji) times the annual interest on the entire funded debt.
In the case of a company formed by the consolidation of two or more
existing companies, the net income and annual interest for the years pre¬
next
ceding such consolidation shall be the combined
Interest
of the
net
income and
not less than
and
two
one-half
two million dollars ($2,000,000) and not less than
the annual interest on the entire funded debt,
times
{provided thatthe five yearsof such companies applicable to shall have in at
east four of
the income next preceding such investment dividends been
not less than the current annual dividend
requirements on the class of stock
in question and all other classes of stock of
prior preference; and that such
companies in each of the five years next preceding such investment shall
have paid dividends at the rate of not less than
4% per annum on the class
of stock in question and all other classes of stock of
prior preference; or in
the dividend-paying stock of any steam railroad company that is leased to
such company and whose dividends are guaranteed
by such company.
SERVICE
COMPANIES.
In mortgage bonds issued or assumed by public service companies
of companies controlled by such companies for the
refunding of which mortgage bonds of such companies are specifically re¬
served, provided that in each of the three years next preceding such invest¬
ment the net income of such companies shall have been either
(1) not less
than five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000) and not less than one and
three-quarters times the annual interest on the obligations in question and all
other obligations of corresponding or prior lien, or (2) not less than two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) and not less than twice the
annual interest on the obligations in question and all other
obligations of
corresponding or prior lien and in bonds or notes issued or assumed by
public service companies, provided that in each of the three years next
8.
and in niortgage bonds
not
Ereceding less than five hundrednet income dollars ($500,000) and nothave
such investment the thousand of such companies shall less
een
than two times the annual interest
on the obligations in question and all
obligations of corresponding or prior lien; provided that in all! cases
principal franchise or franchises or such corporations shall not mature
prior to the maturity of the obligations in question or that such companies
operate under indeterminate franchises or permits and are subject to the
regulatory supervision of a State commission of competent jurisdiction or
that such companies operate under a franchise or permit in which the
capital or investment value of the company's property is fixed or deter¬
mined when such investment or capital value is in excess of the indebted¬
ness represented by the above obligations.
9. In the dividend-paying capital stock of senior preference of public
service companies of which the net income in each of the five years next
other
the
preceding such investment shall have been not less than five hundred
thousand dollars ($500,000) and not less than twice the annual interest on
the entire funded
debt, provided that the income applicable to the payment
of dividends shall during such period of five years have averaged not less
than twice the dividend requirement of such stock, and that such com¬
panies in each of the five years next preceding such investment shall have
paid dividends at the rate of not less than 4% per annum on the class of
stock in question, and
provided that the issue of such stock
rized by a State commission of competent jurisdiotioh.
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
has been autho¬
COMPANIES.
companies.
by any steam railroad company, whether
wholly or in part, shall not affect the eligibility for investment or any steam
railroad obligations.
Subject to the foregoing, investments may be made as follows:
power
STEAM
In bonds
RAILROAD
10. In the bonds or notes of public service and water companies organized
under the laws of and located and doing business principally within the
of New Hampshire; provided the net income of such companies in
State
each of the three years next preceding such
less than twice the annual interest on the
SECURITIES.
dividend-paying
capital stock of senior preference of such companies, provided that the in¬
come of such companies applicable to dividends in at least four of the five
years next preceding such investment shall have been not less than one
and one-eighth times the current annual dividend requirements on the
class of stock in question, and that such companies in each ot the five
years next preceding such investment shall have paid dividends at the rate
of not less than 4% per annum on the class of stock in question.
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
11. In bonds or notes issued or assumed by telephone, telegraph, or
telephone and telegraph companies of which the net Income in each of the
five years next preceding such investment shall have been either (1) not
less than ten million dollars ($10,000,000) and not less than two times the
annual interest on the entire funded debt, or (2) not less than two million
dollars ($2,000,000) and not less than two and one-half (2M) times the
annual interest
12.
In the
the entire funded debt.
on
I
dividend-paying capital stock of senior preference, of tele-
in each of or five years next preceding such investment shall have
f)hone, telegraph, the telephone and telegraph companies of which the net
ncome
been either (1) not less than ten million dollars ($10,000,000) and not less
than twice the annual interest on the entire funded debt, or (2) not less
than two million dollars ($2,000,000) and not less than two and one-half
(2times the annual interest on the entire funded debt, provided that the
applicable to dividends in at least four of the
income of such companies
five years next preceding such investment shall have been not less than the
current dividend requirements of the class of stock in question, and that
all companies to be
next
eligible under this paragraph In each of the five years
preceding such investment shall have paid dividends at the rate of
4% per annum upon the class of stock in question
not less than
BONDS
13.
In bonds
OR
NOTES.
I
notes issued or assumed by
companies of which the net
preceding such investment shall have
been either (1) not less than ten million dollars ($10,000,000) and not less
than two times the annual interest on the entire funded debt, or (2) not
or
income in each of the five years next
less than two million dollars ($2,000,000) and not less than four (4)
the annual interest on the entire funded debt.
CAPITAL
or notes Issued or assumed
by steam railroad companies and
In mortgage bonds of companies controlled by such companies for the re¬
funding or which mortgage bonds of such companies are specifically re¬
served, provided that in each of the three years next preceding such invest¬
ment the net income of such companies shall have been either (1) not less
than ten million dollars ($10,000,000) and not less than one and one-half
(1H) times the annual interest on the obligations in question and all other
obligations of corresponding or prior lien, or (2) not less than two million
dollars ($2,000,000) and not less than one and three-quarters (l3A) times
the annual interest on the obligations in question and all other obligations
of corresponding or prior lien.
2. In mortgage bonds guaranteed as to principal and Interest by such
companies, provided that in each of the three years next preceding such
investment the net income of the obligor company shall nave been not
less than fiye hundred thousand ($500,000) and not less than one and
one-half (1H) times the annual interest on the obligations in question and
all other obligatioas of corresponding or prior lien.
3. In the mortgage bonds of terminal or bridge companies guaranteed as
to principal and interest, by two or more such companies.
4. In equipment securities issued or guaranteed as to principal and
interest by such companies, or by the Canadian National Railways or con¬
stituent corporations of the system owned or controlled by the Canadian
National Railways, or secured as to principal and interest through the
medium of a trustee by a prior lien on equipment leased to such companies
or the Canadian National Railways or its constituent corporations, provided
such securities are issued for not exceeding in par value 85% of the cost of
standard equipment and wither (1) mature in approximately equal annual
or semi-annual installments over a period beginning not more than six years
and ending not more than fifteen years from the date of their issue, or (2)
mature not more than fifteen years from date of issue and their payment at
maturity is provided for by a like series of installment payments to be used
for the purchase and retirement of certificates or as a sinking fund.
5. In the prior lien equipment obligations or equipment trust certificates
issued by the National Railway Service Corporation or by any such corpora¬
tion organized under Act of Congress in pursuance of any equipment trust
financed in whole or in part through a loan or loans made or approved by
the Inter-State Commerce Commission, provided such securities are issued
for not exceeding in par value sixty per cent (60%) of the cost of standard
equipment and either (1) mature in approximately equal annual or semi¬
annual installments over a period beginning not more than six years and
ending not more than fifteen years from date of their issue, or (2) mature
not more than fifteen years from date of issue and their payment at maturity
investment shall have been not
obligations in question and all
other obligations of corresponding or prior lien; and in the
annual
consolidated
The change of motive
1.
(2)
or
investments.®
5. In the authorized bonds or notes of the Dominion of Canada and in
bonds or notes the principal and interest of which are guaranteed by the
as
which the net income in each of the five years next
preceding such invest¬
ment shall have been either (1) not less than ten million dollars
($10,000,000)
and not less than two times the annual interest on the entire funded
debt,
PUBLIC
purposes
of the United States is
and principal.
is provided for by a like series of installment
payments to be used for the
purchase and retirement of certificates or as a sinking fund.
6. In certificates of indebtedness,
commonly termed "receiver's cer¬
tificates," issued by a receiver of any steam railroad under authorization
of the court having jurisdiction over such receiver.
7. In the dividend-paying capital stock of steam railroad
companies of
BONDS.
of this section a Municipality shall be con¬
county, city, town, village, district, precinct or other
municipal
tne
15
14.
times
STOCK.
In the dividend-paying capital stock of senior preference, of com-
f>anles of which the net income in each of not five years next million dollars
nvestment shall have been either (1)
the less than ten preceding such
($10,000,000) and not less than twice the interest on the entire funded
debt, or (2) not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000) and not less than
four times the annual interest on the entire funded debt,
provided that the
Income of such companies applicable to dividends in at least four of the
five years next preceding such investment shall have been not less than the
current dividend requirements of the class of stock in question; or if such
no funded debt then the income
applicable to dividends in
four of the five years next preceding sucn investment shall have
companies have
at least
been
less than one and one-fourth (1 Vi) times the current dividend
requirements of the class of stock in question; and that all companies to be
eligible under this paragraph in each of the five years next preceding such
investment shall have paid dividends at the rate of not less than 4%
per
annum upon the class of stock In question.
Sec. 5. In the bonds or notes of any manufacturing
company organized
and doing business in the New England States with an unimpaired
capital
of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($250,000) and in the stock or
certificates of interest of such company; provided always that the company
has earned and paid in eachfrf the five years preceding such investment
dividends of at least four per cent on its entire capital stock, and that its
net indebtedness does not exceed fifty per cent on its
unimpaired capital
stock.
In case of the issue of new stock the earnings of the company in
addition to the foregoing requirements must have been sufficient in the next
year preceding such investment to have paid the average rate of dividend
not
for that year
oi\ both the outstanding stock and the new issue to make the
legal investment.
Not exceeding five per cent of the
deposits shall be invested under the provisions of this paragraph; and no
bank shall hold more than five per cent of the stock of any such company.
Sec. 6. In the capital stock of any banking or trust company, or special
deposits of guaranty savings banks incorporated under the laws of the
State of New Hampshire 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 or special
deposits of such banking or trust company or guaranty savings bank, and
not exceeding 10% of the deposits shall be so invested.
Sec. 7. In the stock of any national bank or trust company located In
the New England States or the State of New York, but not exceeding 10%
of the deposits of a savings bank shall be invested in such stock; the amount
of stock in any national bank or trust company in this State which may be
stock of the company a
NEW HAMPSHIRE
16
by any savings bank as an investment or as collateral security
loans shall not exceed 25% of the capital stock of said national bank
held
for
and the amount of stock in any national bank or trust
outside of this State which may be held by any savings bank as
shall not exceed one-tenth of the
capital stock of sijjd national bank or trust company.
8ec. 8. Unless the guaranty fund of a bank is full and unimpaired and
the value of its assets as determined by the Board of Bank Commissioners
shall exceed the amount of the deposits by at least 5%, it shall be unlawful
for it to invest in any stocks of paragraphs 7,9,10,12 and 14 of section 4 or in
any securities of Section 5 of this Act without the written permission of the
Board of Bank Commissioners; and "whenever in the opinion of the Board
of Bank Commissioners the condition of any bank or general financial
conditions are such that the board deems it unwise for said bank to invest
in said securities, it may by written order forbid such bank to make such
investment, and it shall not thereafter be legal for said bank to make such
investment until such order shall be revoked in writing.
Sec. 9. No savings
bank shall expend in the purchase, construction
or remodelling of any building and the construction of vaults, for the
pur¬
pose, in whole or in part, of accommodating the business of such bank, a
greater sum than the amount of Its unimpaired guaranty fund and surplus
except it Is authorized to do so by the Bank Commissioners.
Sec. 10. Deposits of cash on call or subject to check shall be made In some
national bank located in the New England States or in the cities of New York
City and Philadelphia, or in some trust company incorporated under the
laws of this State or Massachusetts, or in such company incorporated under
the laws of the State of New York and located In New York City.
Sec. 11. In determining the percentage of deposits invested under the
provisions of this act, previous investments held by the banks shall be in¬
trust
company;
Investment or as collateral for loans
an
cluded.
Sec. 12. All Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with this Act are hereby
repealed; and this Act shall take effect upon its passage.
TRUST FUNDS.—(1895) Chapter 71, Sec. 1.
Trustees and guardians shall be authorized to invest funds in their hands
in the bonds or direct obligations of any county, city, town, school, fire
or water district In New England, when the net debt of said municipality
does not exceed five per cent of the last assessment of taxes for the purpose
of taxation.
The term "net debt" shall be construed to denote the in¬
INVESTMENT
Cash
OF
municipality, omitting debt created for supplying the
and deducting the amount of sinking funds avail¬
able for the payment of the indebtedness of the municipality.
Floating debt
rate
Other
~i
FRANKLIN.
This city Is In Merrimack
as a town 1828: a city,
tnc.
County,
1895.
& Heat Plant Bonds.
Sch. Park
3 H s'07 J-D
Memorial
3 Hs'08 A-O
♦
water
COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
CITIES,
OF
STATE
This town Is in Grafton County.
1921..$98,225
NOTE DEBT Jan 31
Bridge Bonds.
J-D $58,800c.June 1922-'35
4s
J-J
2,000-July 1 *22-'23
Sewer
3^s'08 M-N $25,000o_..May 1 1928
Population in '10, 1.412; '20, 1,325.
4s
city is in Coos County.
InFeb. 6 1897.
New city charter
adopted by the voters May 11'09.
4s *16
$30,000..July 1 '22-*36
Bridge Refunding Bonds.
4s '15
$63,000..Apr 1 *22-'35
♦Refunding Bonds.
4H*'10 M-N $30,000c_Nov 1 '21-'26
School House & Fire Sta. Bonds
4s '05
J-D $25,000c Dec 1 1921-'25
Funding Bonds.
3Hs'02 J-D
$6,OOOc.June 1 '21-'22
Public-Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'13 J-J
$97,500c.July 1 *21-33
Park & Playground Bonds.
This
corp.
was
...
i
$20,000.-July 1 '21'-24
4>£s'19 J-J
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 31 '21.
Total liabilities..
Cash on hand
$278,000
288,997
.
93,043
116,575
172,422
6,167,189
resources
NET DEBT
Assessed val. real estate
Assessed val. personal..
8,306,900
Tot. assess, val. *20 (% act.)..$32.50
Pop.
Dec 1 1930
t20.000.Decl *32 & *34
3Hs
3^s
3Hs
3Hs
3Hs
District Bonds.
$8,000... July 1 1922
50,000.-July 1 '24-'27
4,000
July 1 1928
30,000Julyl'23-'29-'30
9,000
July 1 1931
53.000c.May 1 '22-'34
1921...$32.50
1920
16,104
(per $1,000)
'10,
11,780;
f$1,000.-Sept 1
1 4,300
Sept
City-Hall Bonds.
3Hb
M-S
$19,000_Sept 1
3Hs'04J-J
55,000-July 1
M-S
Public Park Bonds.
4s '14
J-D $15,000—Dec
'21-'22
1 1924
Tnc
TUls town Is In Coos County.
Population 1910, 2,155; 1920
1
'31-'33
Water Precinct Bonds.
M-S
$8,000
Mch 1 1922
4s
J-J
333,000
Jan 1 1922
3s
3,500-.. Nov 1 1921
J-J
18,000. .Jan 1 '23-'24
3Hs
3 Hs'05 A-O
15,500
Apr 1 1922
BOND. DEBT May 1 '19
$979,000
Assess, val. '20
20,691.778
J-J
Tax rate (per 1,000) '20
$30.10
Popul'n 1910. 21,497; 1920, 22,167
•
Exempt from tax when owned
by Concord residents.
INT. at Claremont Nat. Bank.
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
city
valued Its buildings and other prop¬
erty on
Jan
1
1918 at $1,690,405
COUNTY.
The county seat is Ossipee.
Court-House Bonds.
4s '15
M-N$31,820c_Nov 1 '21-'30
TOTAL DEBT May 18 '21
$30,000
Incl. water works valued at $1,101,-
Floating debt,..:
Total assessed '21
DERRY.
52,600
19,244,964
$31.49
Population 1910, 16,316; *20, 15,017
INT. payable at the Conway Nat.
Bank, Conway.
Tax rate (par
$1,000)'21
697. which
are
This
Inc.
38,189
111,409
4,401.795
Total value 1921
Tax rate
1921—$32.00
(per $1,000)
town
1827.
$40,000
12,000
Assess, val. 1920
-.1,389,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
$3.84
Population in 1910, 1,496; '20, 1,505
CLAREMONT.
This
town
Incorporated
is
In
Sullivan County.
1764.
Refund. (Int. at ClaremontN.Bk.).
3Hs'09 J-J
$1,10)0...$1,000 yrly
4s '14
J-J
35,000c_July 1 '22-'34
4s *14
J-J
10.0 inc...July 1 1924
Trust Fund Bonds.
...
$38,686.78
1936
Bridge Bonds.
,
4s '15
...
$21,400.—Part yearly
Bonds.
$60,100
Part yearly
High-School
In
Rockingham
Co.
Bonds.
$12,500c...Nov 1 1923
12,500c._.Nov 1 1928
30,000c...Nov 1 1933
12,500c—Nov 1 1928
30,000c—.Nov 1 1933
Water Bonds (tax exempt.)
4Hs'13
...
3Hs'10 M-NS44,000c...Nov 1 1930
3Hs'07 J-J J25,000c—July 1 1922
\52,000c... July 1 1927
5s '20. A-0
47,500 —Apr 1 '22-'40
BOND. DEBT May 19 '21 $110,000
Assess, debt (add'l)
12,500
Assess, val. 1920 (act. val.)4,27l,722
Cash
on
hand Jan 1
1921
(per $1,000)
—
939
1920—-$30.40
INT. payable In Boston; on bonds
of 1907 at Harris, Forbes & Co., Inc.;
on
—
DOVER.
First
Nat.
Bank,
9,866,950
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$29.10
Population 1910, 7,529; 1920,9,524.
actual)
This town
is In Rockingham Co,
1638.
Pop'n 1910, 4,897;
4,604.
Street (Int. at Exeter Bank'g Co.)
ms
M-S $33,000c
$.1000 yly
Incorp.
CONCORD.
1920,
Concord (Incorp. 1853) is the capi¬
tal of the State and the county seat
of
Merrimack
County.
Its water¬
works
more
Interest
4s
'17
on
than
take
care
of
the
the water bonds.
—
$12,000
1921-1923
Seminary (Int. at Exeter Ban'g Co.)
Hs'09 J-J
$77.000c
$1.000 yly
BOND. DEBT Jan 30 '20- $112,000
Floating debt
22,199
i
29.50
4,230
MANCHESTER.
This city
Is one of the county seats
Hillsborough
County.
Incorp.
of
July 10 1846.
Population 1910, 70,063; 1920. 78,384.
4s '19
M-S I$225,000-Mar 1 '22-'30
I
50,000-Mar 1 '30-'39
Macadamizing & Sewer Bonds.
4s '14
J-J $ >5.000-July 1 '22-'34
Fire-Department Bonds.
3HsT2M-Sf$5o.000-Sept 1 '21-*31
1 10,000
Sept 1 1932
-
*17
'21-'22
1 1921
4,000..Dec 1
6,500
Jan
J-D
3Hs'17
—
Incinerator Bonds.
4s '15
M-S ($25,000c Mar 1 '21-'25
124,754
1100,000c
1926-1935
Street & Sewer Bonds.
A-O
$65,000
1921-1933
4s '13
Val. of county property
4s '16
Tot. tax rate (per
1920.666.606
$1,000; '20-S19.70
Pop. in '10, 126,072; '20, 135,512.
INT. on 3s at Manchester Nat
Bk.; on 3j^s at Old Colony Tr. Co.
Boston; 4s at First Nat. Bk., Boston
~~
JAFFREY.
This
In Cheshire County
Is
town
Incorp. in 1773.
Population
1,895; 1920, 2,303.
3Hs
1910,
Bonds.
J-J
J $2,000o
April 1921-
Floating debt
Assess, val. real estate
Assess,
1 1930
1921-1932
60,000
185,000
($5,000 yearly on Aug. 1.)
Refunding Bonds.
3^s'05 A-O $50,000c.-Apr 1 1925
A-O 100,000c.Apr 1 *27&'29
4s
4s '11
J-J
10.000c.July 1 *22-'23
Hospital Bonds.
4s *15
J-D $45.000
1922-1930
—
School
3KsTl
3^8*11
4s *16
5s '20
5s *21
Bonds.
J-J
$35,000c_July 1 '22-'28
J-J
18.000c
1929-1931
F-A
85,000..—1921-1936
F-A 350,000c.Aug
'21-'40
300,000--Jan 1 *22-'41
...
♦Cemetery Bonds.
July
$4,000—July 1 '22-23
5s
July 24,000
1921-1928
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '13 M-N
$20,000 —Nov 1 1921
4s '15
J-J
100,000
1922-1926
Bridge and Sewer Bonds.
4s'15
F-A $50,000
1921-1930
Bridge Bonds.
4s '13
J-J
$65,000
1921-1933
Tax-Adjustment Bonds.
3Hs'02 J-J
$80,000c
July 1 1922
BOND; DEBT July 31 '20
$765,000
Tax notes (additional)
1,300,000
Sinking /General
225,112
4s '13
fund
*21-'34
1 1935
$29,000
3,500
1,419,881
val., personal.....
Total valuation 1920
J-J
3^s
4s *17
\ Water
21,493
Water debt (Included)
1
1,000c. ..Oct
I
1920-1936
170.000
140,000
....
Total val. '20 (abt. act.). 109,451,552
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$18.20
A-O / $28,000c_0ct
4s
F-A
Improvement Bonds.
3^s'l0 A-0$100.000c
Apr
Jan 1 1922
9,000c—Jan 1 '23-'25
13,000r_. Jan 1 '26-'30
Water-ex. note 4s(on demand)$3,000
Road Bonds.*
3Ha
M-N $2,500c_/0n or before
1 Nov 1 1922
Bridge Bonds.
'22-*3C
$8,100.Jan
'31-'34
J-J
8,000-Jan
4s
'35-'36
6,000.Jan
Sewer notes 4s (on demand)
$500
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.
$53,000
33,450
Floating debt
Water debt, incl
27,000
Assessed val., real estate..1,419,881
Assessed val., personal
565,689
Total assessed val. 1920—1,985,570
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.-$33.00
♦Interest paid by the heirs to the
Blade estate In Jaffrey.
INT. at O. D. Parker & Co. .Boston.
I
J-J
565,689
*
Not negotiable; In hands of City
The city guarantees the
Treasurer.
perpetual
care of lots In the ceme¬
teries of the city to parties win pay
$100 and upward.
INT.at Second Nat. Bank. Bostun
1,985,570
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$33.00
INT. at Monadnock Nat. Bank,
MEREDITH VILLAGE FIRE DIS.
East Jaffrey.
Water Bonds 1893 (taxable).
4Hs
J-J
$40.000c
July '23-'26
KEENE.
BOND. DEBT
County seat of Cheshire Co.
In¬
as a town
1753; city, 1874
Bonds
are
tax-exempt when held
by residents of Keene.
corp.
Memorial
Meredith
Sinking
is
In
Belknap
County.
Apr 16 1921 .$40,000
funds
Assess, val.
10,515
'20 (75% act.)..669,765
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920—129.40
Population in 1920
1,090
Bonds.
4Hs'21 J-J
$15,000-Jan 1922-1924
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'21 A-O $20,000.-Oct 1 '22-'25
Funding Bonds.
4s *16
fS15.000.Aug 1 '21-'23
MILFORD.
This
town Is In Hillsborough Co.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Water Bonds of '91 & '93.
Inc. 1794.
—.
j 30.000-Aug 1
'24-'26
Highway & Bridge Bonds.
4s'15
$9.000—Nov 1 '2I-'24
Highway Bonds.
4s '14
M-S
$6.000—Sept 1 '21-'23
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '21
Cash in treasury
valuation
Tax rate (per
1921
$90,000
42,149
12,855,876
$1,000) 1921
10,068; '20,
'10.
$25.50
11,210
INT. at Cheshire Nat. Bank.
KEENE
UNION
SCHOOL
DIST.
School Bonds.
3Hs'12
...
1921-1927
$70,000
School Note.
3Hs'll A-O $19,500
Oct
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 1921.
1 1961
$70,000
Note deb u (additional)
19,500
Total val. of school property.306,000
School population 1920
2,334
LACONIA.
Laconia
EXETER.
—_
♦INT. at Atlantic Nat. Bk., Bost.
250,000
Boston; others at
•*hawmut Nat. Bank. Boston.
$36.20
(per/Inside
\Outside
$1,000)
Pop. iu 1910, 4,069; 1920
Assessed valuationl920-$175,172,188
Population
—
28,236
$153,000
Sink, fund & cash on hand
is '13
...
val. 1920 (75%
100,000c—.Sept 1 1924
BOND. DEBT June 1 '21
Total
...
assess,
bearing
Building Bonds.
July
$51,800,.. .July 1 1923
3^s'09 M-S
zCity-Hall Refunding Bonds.
3Hs'12J-D
$75,000c.Dec 1 '28-'32
xBridge Bonds,
...
Floating debt...
notes
—.
This
city la the county seat of
Strafford County.
Incorp. as a city
in 1855. Pop. *10, 13.247; '20, 13,029
—
Total
3s
and
Bonds
bonds of 1910 at First Nat. Bank.
J-J
$45,OOOc_JuIy 1 *26-'33
High-School Bonds.
3 Hs'05 J-D
Highway Bonds.
$40,000c—Dec 1 *2l-'25
5s '17
$10,000--$5,000 yearly
Water-Works Notes.
Fire Station Bonds.
3^s
J-J
$65,000—Apr 2 '22-'27
4s *17
$21,250--$1,250 yearly 33^s
F-A
30,000
1921-1927
4s'18
6 000--$1,000 yearly
Highway Note.
Street Bonds.
4Ms
M-S $30,000
1927-1931
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 *21.
4Hs'18
$7,200-_$l,000 yearly
$285,000
4s '17
29 800Part yearly
Vssess. val. '20 (4-5 act.). 13,801,507
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1921.. $445,857 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920—524.20
Water debt
LNT.
111,120
on
bonds
marked
(x)
at
4s '15
and
Forbes
than 5% int. tax-exempt.
BOND. DEBT
...
Tax rate
.
Water (Int. at Claremonl Nat. Bk.)
4s
J-J $158,220c-..July 1 1923
4s '13
J-J
47,100..$3,700 yearly
4s
Is
Refunding
...
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1921
Notes outstanding
Co..
Harris,
at
Boston.
Population 1910, 5,123;
12.500c—Nov 1 1923
County.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
$65,000
&
INT.
Inc..
JAFFREY SCH. DIST.
School Bonds (tax-free).
1920, 5,382.
4s '13
This town is in Sullivan
property of the
19,500
115,561
3,076,496
...
Floating debt
Sink.fds. (bonds & cash)..
"precinct."
CHARLESTOWN.
-s
the
Tax rate
—
3s
3 Hs
Floating debt (additional) _
Sinking fund
Total ass'd val'n 1920
Municipal Building Bonds.
$47,500
Water & Sewer Bonds (tax-free).
is *05
J-J
$60,000c
1925
4s
80.000.
1939
BOND. DEBT Jan 31 '21
$178,500
Water
'21-'23
'24-'29
1920—$26.40
(per $1,000)
3 i4s'07 J-D
*60,000c. ..June 1 1927
BOND. DEBT Jan 31 *21
$260,000
aORHAM.
1836.
2 734.
School District No. 20 Bonds.
3^8
♦INT. at Old Col. Tr. Co., Boston.
CARROLL
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
M-N
4s
...
Tax rat<-
5,000
J
♦Union School
BERLIN.
Total
J-D
Total tax
actual)..
...;
6,661.166
$1,000) 1920—.$22.40 LITTLETON, TOWN.
Population In 1910, 6.132; '20, 6.318
This town is in Grafton County.
INTEREST payable at First Na¬
Incorporated in 1-874.
tional Bank, Boston, or Treasurer's
Water and Light Bonds.
office.
3^s
J-D$200,000
1933
Floating debt
Bonds
Total assessed val. 1920—1,464,700
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920...$30.00
263,406
17,813
12,236,042
Tax valuation 1920
Tax rate (per
not more
4s '15
liabilities
Assets
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boston.
$30.000
1927
Hall, Refund.& Sewer
$50.000
Oct 1 1928 LITTLETON.
This village is In Grafton County.
Refunding Water Bonds.
3^s
A-O $80,000
Oct 11921 BOND. DEBT Jan 31 '21—$68,000
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 15 '21. $160,000 Floating debt (additional).
6,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
35,000 Sinking fund
42,724
Note debt, &c
70.000 Assessed valuation 1920—2,279,622
Cash In treasury
14,840 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$32.50
Tot. asse?s. val. '20 (80%
Population 1910, 3.059; 1920, 2,308
Nashua.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
SHLAND.' '
notes
Total liabilities Feb 15 '21
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.
County
seats,
Manchester
Inhabitants with
$197,670
20,000
14,840
30,896
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '21
Sewer
of any
debtedness
35,171
act.).4,567,200
(per $1,000) 1920—$28-00
hand
on
Asuess. val. '20 (abt.
Tax
or
company
[VOL. 112.
CITIES AND TOWNS
NASHUA.
This city Is In Hillsborough
Incorporated June 28 1853.
(citv)
Is
In
Town of Laconia Sewer Bonds.
4s
$1 >,670
1921-1925
...
Sewer and Funding
A-O $117,000c
Bonds.
.1924
3s '03
A-O
3 Hg'05 J-J
M-S
4s '15
M-S
4s '16
F-A
J-J
4s *16
4Hsg'18J-J
4^s'19 F-A,
4^s'20 J-J
$60.000c. ..Oct
1923
10,000c...July
1925
Sept
1929
46,000
60,000c
1935
.Sept
1936
18,000c.. .Aug
1936
4,500c
Dec
255.000—Jan 1 '22-*38
54,000..Aug 1 *21-*29
50,000—Aug 1 '30-'39
17.000-— Jan 1 '22-'38
'21-'23
112,000--Sept 1 '24-'35
City Bonds.
5s '20
—-
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'18
$61,000—$5,000 yearly 4Hs'20 J-J
—.
Co.
School-Building.
4s '09
Belknap Co.
Incorp. May 3
1893.
Population
1910. 10,183; 1920, 10,897.
Sewer Notes (opt. after 5 years)
3Hs
J-J
$20,000c.-July 1 1925
4s
J-J
$65,000c.-July 1 1921
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
4s
J-J
$ 10,000 r... July 1 1923
Schools and Funding.
4s
F-A $45.000c. ..Feb 1 1924
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920— $120,000
Floating debt
19,435
Sinking fund (general)
34,190
Sinking fund (water)
61,523
Total ass'd val'n 1920
3,508.153
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$34.90
Population in 1910, 3,939; '20, 3,783
INTEREST on first loan payable
at First Nat. Bank. Boston; on others
at Souhegan Nat. Bank, Milford.
4s
| 6,000--Sept 1
$19,000.—Oct 1 '21-*39
June, 1921.]
VERMONT-DEBT OF STATE
.
NASHUA (Concluded).
Bridge Bonds.
5s'20
J-D
5.000--Dec
1 '21-25
Milford Highway Bonds.
4s '15
J-D
$4,000-
4s'16
J-D
J 1,000
t
„
—
-1922
1923-1924
4s
J
2,000 —.June 1 1922
116,000—June 1 '23-28
'07 J-J
16
J-D
e
160.000c—July 1 1927
145,000c
Dec 11935
Sewer Bonds.
5s g '20 A-O/ $7,F09C—Apr 1 '22-'25
J-D
/10,O00c_Dec 1 '21-25
4s '05
J-J
4s '06
J-J
4s '11
J-D
4s '12
4s '13
J-D
J-J
J-D
4s '13
Water Bonds.
3 V*g'02 J-J
$50,000c. ..July 1 1922
4Hs'18 A-O
25,000--Apr 1 '22-'26
Refunding Water Bonds.
$160,000c-..Jan 11927
4s *17
40,000c
Road Bonds.
4Hs'18 J-D $21,000—June 1 '22-'28
Sewer Bonds.
*156.000c
J-J
Jan
Total
Tax
16,000
303,857
398,000
_
220.000
val. 1920
16,552,931
(per $1,000) 1920—$28.00
1910, 11,269; 1920, 13,569
INT.
State
payable
Nat.
Bk.
Old Colony
at
City
First
or
Treas.
Nat.
Trust Co.,
or
Bank
Boston.
$10,000
June 1 1933
4Hs'19 A-O
19,000—Oct 1 '21-'39
4Xs'19 M-N 13,000--May 1 *22-'34
WORKS.—For the year
ending Jan. 1 1918 Income from wa¬
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 *20
Serial notes (additional)
agement.
INT. on 3s of 1903 and 4s of
1904 at City Treasurer's office or
Shawmut Nat. Bank, Boston, and on
4Hs of '19 at the City Treas. office
at the First
or
National, Boston; on all
others at City Treasurer's office.
NEWPORT.
This
Is
town
in
Sullivan
County.
Pop. 1910, 3,765;
4,109.
Fire Department Bonds.
Incorp. In 1761.
WATER
ter rates
$65.923.89 cost of man¬
$38,877.61
int., $14,590;
improvements, $4,116.60:
payment
to
sinking fund, $15,000; surplus.
$4,116-60.
was
3Hs
$14,500
Soldiers' Monument Bonds.
$5,000
Sewer Bonds (Opt. beg. July 1 '11)
3s
J-J
$3.800c—.July 1 1921
4s
3,000
1921-1926
Highway and Bridge Bonds.
4s
$197,760
1921-1927
Library Notes.
6s
$10,000
——1929
--.
-
_—
—
Guild Water Extension Notes.
$1,000
1921-1922
Highway Notes.
3Ks
$6,550
1921-1922
3s
...
.
...
J-J
4s
$68,000c
9,000
17,700
—
4s
(Opt. beg. July 1 *11)
July 1 1921
1936
1923-1933
Bds
Refund
3s
—-
Water Bonds (Opt.beg.Aug. 1 09)
3s
F-A $20,000c
Aug 1 1921
23,000
1936
4s
F-A
50,000c--.Aug 1 1924
BOND. DEBT Jan 31 *20- $244,150
4s
---
This
is in
town
Water Bonds
town
is in Merrimack County
Incorporated 1759.
„
,
.
F-A $17,500c
Feb '24-'34
F-A
10,000c-..Feb *24-'34
4s '14
F-A 100,000c.Feb 1 '24-*34
4s '15
F-A
60,000c.Feb 1 '24-'34
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $187,500
Assessed Real estate
1,022,705
value
Personal
63,961
815,617
Other
as
a
State
RESOURCES.
&«.
(Act Feb. 18 1791)
March 4 1791
9,565
Capital
Montpelier
Governor (term expires Jan. 1923)
.James Hartness
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1923) .Harry Ae. Black
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1923)
1 Walter F. Scott
Total
of State
area
(square miles)
State
LEGISLATURE had been meeting biennially since 187(1 in even years,
the first Wednesday in October.
On March 4 1913 an amendment was
adopted providing for the convening of the Legislature in odd years on the
first Wednesday after the first Monday in January.
V. 96. p. 810.
Length
of session
is not limited.
a brief outline of the early history of th®
"State and City Supplement" of April 1895, page®
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For
Vermont State debt
15 and 16.
see
The liaoilities of the State on July 1 1920
Agricultural College fund bonds, due 1932
follows:
were as
$135,500
234,900
Huntington fund bonds, due 1925211,132
Public building bonds 1917 4s (M. & N.) May 1 1921-1935
150,000
Vermont State loan of 1919 43£s (A.-O.), due Oct. 1 1921-1949... 1,450,000
Other indebtedness
676,205
School fund bonds, due 1925
—
Total
—
....
liabilities
on
hand and in banks
Excess
Rockingham Co.
...$2,907,737
1,965,123
July 1 1920
4s
Jan
$23,300c
.—1933
Bridge Bonds.
July $5.100c
1935
BOND. DEBT Jan 31
'20—.$25,400
4s
Pop'n 1910. 1.203:1020
1,0,50
ROCHESTER.
This
city is
1891.
In
over
assets
June
Strafford
County
30
1920,
as
shown by
office
or
$942,614
public building bonds is payable at State Treasurer's
Sherman National Bank, New York; and on others at the State
on
Treasury.
Floating debt
6 376
Total val'n 1920 (actual).—-786,315
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—.$35.00
Incorp.
of liabilities
State Treasurer's books
INTEREST
Ac
.j
the 1915 session of the
Legislature the State Treasurer was authorized
July 1 1915, to the Trusteas of the Permanent School Fund, cer¬
tificates of registered loans of this State to the amount of $234,900.34 re¬
deemable in 1925 on which the interest must be 4% annually on July I to
to Issue
the
on
Trustees of the
Permanent
School
Fund.
At the
1919 session of the
Legislature the State Treasurer was authorized to issue bonds not to exceed
$1,500,000 in amount, to be known as the Vermont State Loan of 1919,
in denomination of $1,000 each, pajrable serially in
equal amounts, the
last payment to be not later than 30 years after date and bearing interest
at not to exceed 4 Yi %.
^
Cit.v-Hall Bonds (Taxfree).
4sg '08 J-J
$29,000..Jan 1 '22-'27
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.—In addition to the valua¬
tions below, the State received (1920) $324,257 02 as taxes on deposits in
Municipal Bonds.
J-J
$l82,000c_June 1 1932
Water Bonds (Tax free).
4s'92
J-D $150,OOOc-Dec.l 1922
GEN. BD.DT. Jan 1 1921
$197,000
Water bonds (add'l)
150,000
Water sinking fund
123,500
Tot. assess, val. *20 (act.) 7,939,712
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920..$29.00
savings banks, national banks and trust companies which are taxed at the
rate of 7-10 of 1%; also the State received $548,689 39 as taxes on the
appraised value of railroad property, such property paying a tax of l\i %
Pop'n. 1910. 8,868; 1920 9,673.
,
INT.
4s of 1892 at Nat. Shaw¬
on
mut Bank. Boston; on 4s '08 at Har¬
ris, Forbes & Co., Inc., Boston; on
municipal bonds at the City Treas¬
urer's office, Rochester Trust Co.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
County seat Is
Aims-House Bonds.
34.974
Assessed valuation 1920—56,432,085
Tax rate (per
1910,
on
$1,000) 1920—$107.71
52.188; 1920
52,498
jail bonds at New Hamp¬
shire
Nat.
Bank
First
Nat.
Bank,
of
Real.
1920
1919
1918
1917
1916
Portsmouth
or
Boston; on court¬
bldg. bonds at First Nat.
Bank, Boston; others Portsmouth.
house and
Assessed valuation 1920—1,902.283
Valuation
State lax
Personal.
$187,364,578
184,898,719
173,380,861
172,324,762
Total.
$74,736,570
67,083,848
66,059,545
170.566.494
61,154,885
58,951,971
1915
168.918.137
160,092,892
158,675,533
64,230,031
1913
1912
157.227.015
—
1890
There
$1,000
229,518.465
5.00
231,571,877 None.
224.956,017
None.
222.955,594 None.
202,340,487
10.00
188,493,546
None.
187,831,820
None.
159,429,130 $10.00
174,763,633
5 00
173,799,755
12.00
178 052.513
45,113,472
143,386,564
127.993.677
118,547,454
116,141,979
112,099,284
112.895,125
1910
per
$262,101,148 $40.00
2 >1,982,595 $40.00
239,440,406
20.00
233,479,647
20.00
62.653,740
1914
1895
4Ms'17 J-D $50,000c_Dec 1 '21-'30
Refunding Bonds.
5s '18
J-D $15,000c_Dec 1 *2l-'23
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21
$124,000
INT.
■Assessed
Years—
1898
Exeter.
Funding Bonds.
Pop'n
valuation.
on
1905
1900
Cash balance Dec 31 1920-
Water Bonds.
4s *14
4s *15
Admitted
(Tax-exempt).
93,000 3s '01
Oct
$34,000c--Oct 1 1921
4,545
Tot. assess. val. '20 (act. val.) 3,8 48,447
Jail Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920--$23.00 4s '11
J-D $20.000c.Dec 1 '22-'25
This
—
—
IT8
DEBT,
Incorporated 1764.
(incl.)
Sinking fund
PEMBROKE.
—
State of Vermont.
Cash
Water debt
INTEREST at office of Town Treas.
.
2,159,930
RAYMOND.
1920,
3Hs
(per M.) J Inside
1921
\ Outside —$28.00
Pop'n 1910, 2,224; 1920—
2,178
_
'21.$1,101.000
assess,
rate
Populn
or
11932
$225,000
Floating debt (add'l)
Sinking fund
Water debt (included)
School debt (incl.)
J-D
$1,328,000
7.000
General sinking fund
260,118
Total val. '20 (actual)
35,715,391
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920--$25.60
Est. value city property.,-$798,740
Pop'n 1910, 26,009; 1920
28,379
$353,573
8,600
2,522,103
$3.30
'22-'38
4^s'19 A-O $75,000c—Oct 1 '21-'30
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1
June 1 1934
June 1 1935
.
Tax rate
Debt Funding Bonds.
M-S$160.000c
Sept 1 1924
High-School Bds.—-See note above.
4s g'03 J-D
$100.000c—Dec 1 1923
1 1924
40,000c
val., personal
Other assessable property.
assess, val. 1920
GEN. BD. DT. May 19 '21.$12.900
Floating debt (add'l)
2,850
Water debt
79,200
4s '04
4s g '07 J-J
4s '12
J-J
20,000c.—July 1 1925
20,000c-..July 1 1926
Incor.
Total
July 28 1921
'26-'35
40,000----June 1 1931
40,000
June 1 1932
40.000
June 1 1933
J-D
4s '15
$50,000—-July
J-J *$5,000
$20.000c--Jan
J-J
4s '14
J-D
Assess,
A town in Carroll County.
Assess, val., real estate
Bonds.
1
llO.OOOc-Dec
Refunding Bonds.
4s '04
WOLFEBORO.
1770.
Notes.
4s '16
15,000c--Apr 1 *26-'40
I
5s '20
5s *20
- —
4,000
Funding Floating Debt.
4s
4s
Fire Station
motor Fire Apparatus.
$10.000c
June 1 1934
4s g '14 J-D
4^s'18 J-D
Paving Bonds.
F-A $33,000c_Aug 1 '21-'31
'1.4
M-S
15,000
Sept 1 1921
4s '17
M-N (60.000.-May 1 *22-'31
1 5.000
May 1 1932
5s '20
J-D
50,000
June '22-'38
4s '11
4s g '14 M-N $15,500c
May 1 1934
4s
15
M-N 15,000c„-Nov 1 1935
4s *17
$22.000
$2,000 yrly
17
45,106,982
59,838,143
40,881,676
58,621,654
61,700,471
65.157.388
...
direct tax for State purposes
levied in any of the yea rs
1911, both inclusive.
A tax of $13
per $1,000.
however,
consisting of a State shool tax of $8 and a State highway tax of $5, was
was
no
from 1903 to
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 $10 per $1,000.
The Legislature of 1915 increased the State school tax from $8 to $10, but
this change did not take effect until the assessment of 1916.
In 1912 the
Legislature levied a direct tax of 10 cents on the dollar of the grand list
($10 per $1,000 of assessed value), one-half payable Nov. 10 1913,
and
one-half June 10 1914.
The 1915 Legislature levided a direct tax of 5 cents
on the dollar of the grand list for the year 1916.
The 1917 Legislature
provided for the levying of a tax of 20 cents on the dollar of the grand list
1917 and 1918.
The 1919 Legislature provided for the levy
a tax of 40 cents on the dollar of the grand list for the years 1919 and
1920.
The 1921 Legislature provided for the levying of a tax of 20 cents
for the years
ing of
on
the dollar of the grand list for the year 1921 and a tax of 40 cents
on
the
dollar for the year 1922.
4s '07
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920—$21.20
Population in 1910, 3,062; ,20, 2,563
INT.
at National
State Capital
Bank, Concord.
PITTSFIELD.
This town is in Merrimack
Co.
3Hs'17 M-S $48,000-—Mar 1922-37
BOND. DEBT Jan. 31 '21-
$35 403
Cash
12,534
Assessed val., real estate.-1,093,640
Assessed val., personal
391,860
-------
-
-----
69,000
1,554,500
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$30.00
Population in 1910, 2,222; '20, 1,914
Other assess, prop
Tot. assess. val.'20 (act. val.)
GRAND
Constituted.—Section 779 of the General Laws
of Vermont 1917 reads: "One per cent of the appraised value of real estate
taxable to a person shall be added to the list of his personal estate; and the
sum so obtained, with the amount of his taxable
poll, if any, shall con¬
stitute his grand list."
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921.
POPULATION OF STATE.—United States Census:
1920
352,42811880
332,286 1840
291,948 1810-
SALEM.
This town is In Rockingham Co.
Incorporated In 1750.
Water Bonds (Tax-exempt).
J-D $37.000c
'22-'27
(Part payable every 5 years.)
$37,000
Floating debt
29,000
15,500
Sinking fund (water)
Assessed val., real
1,986,014
Assessed val., personal
311,950
Total value 1921 (actual)..2,297,954
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $26.00
Pop'n 1910. 2.117; 1920
2,318
INTEREST Is payable in Salem.
SOMERSWORTH.
PLYMOUTH SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Plymouth) is
In Grafton County.
$55,500
1,520 806
460.055
(Total
1,980 861
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$28.60
Population in 1920
2,200
BOND. DEBT Feb 1921—
Assess, val.
1920
(Real estate
^Personal-
This
Inc.
city
1983.
Is in Strafford County.
Population 1910, 6,704;
6,688.
BOND. DEBT May 7 1920 $221,500
1920
Value of city property
480,055
Assess, val. *20 (act. val.)_6,044,860
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
1920--$27.50
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
High-School Bonds.
PORTSMOUTH.
/
3Hs'12
$70,000
1921-1927
This city, Incorporated in 1849, Is
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20—$70,000
one of the county seats of Rocking¬
ham
County.
The
High-School
WHITEFIELD FIRE PRECINCT.
bonds for $100,000 were authorized
$52,500.
by Chap. 202, Laws of 1903, and it 3^s
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19—$52,500
was provided that Sec. 9 of the "Mu¬
nicipal Bond Act of 1895" should not
apply In their case.
Bonds marked WILTON.
(*) are not taxed in Portsmouth.
This town is in Hillsboro County.
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Incor. 1762.
4a '14
M-N$2 4,000c..May 1 *22-'34
4s *14
M-N 42,00!)--May 1 '21-34 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1920 $58,445
Total assessed val'n 1920..1,502,158
11924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$30.00
1,546
3 H &4s'09J-J*35,000c.-Jan 1 '22-'28 Pop'n 1910, 1,490; 1920
...
...
4S^'UAdo!47°"«cS:..Oct
—
LIST.—How
1910
355,956
1900
343.641
1890
.332,422
1850
1830
280.652
1800
217,895
154.465
315.098 1820
314.1201
1870
1860
235,981
1790
85,425
330,551
DEBT LIMITATIONS.—There appears to be nothing in the constitution
a general limit to the debt-making power of
whatever in each case the Legislature authorizes, the city,
providing for
or
other civil division
can
municipalities,
town,
county
issue.
In 1917 the Legislature enacted a law, which was
approved on April 12
1917 repealing Chapter 157 of the Public Statutes, No. 84 of the Acts of
1908 and No. 126 of the Acts of 1912, in relation to the issuance of municipal
bonds, and providing generally for the Issuance of such bonds for any pur¬
pose if the proper formalities are complied with.
We publish in part the
text of the new law herewith; the full text will be found in V. 104, p. 2365
and 2366.
The Legislature in 1919 amended Sec. 6 and Sec. 10 of this
chapter, increasing the interest rate to 5% and limiting the period of
advertising the sale.
The new part is printed in italics.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
Section 1.
The term "municipal corporation" as used in this Act shall
include a city, town, village, town school district, graded school district
or
othgr school district and
a
fire district and
a
lighting district organized
under the laws of the State.
Sec. 2.
The term "legislative branch" of a municipal corporation as used
in this Act shall mean the mayor and board of aldermen of a city, the board
of selectmen of
of
a
town
a
town, the trustees of a village, the board of school directors
school
district, the trustees or prudential committee of
a
fire
district.
When the legislative branch of any municipal corporation at any
regular meeting or at a special meeting called for that purpose shall by
Sec. 3.
resolution passed by a vote of two-thirds of all its
the
members determine that
public interest or necessity demands improvements, the cost of which
will
be
too
great to be paid out of the ordinary annual Income and revenue,
it may at any subsequent regular meeting of such legislative branch or at a
special meeting called for that purpose, by a vote of two-thirds of all its
members, order the submission of the proposition of making such public
improvements, and of incurring a bonded debt to pay for the same, to the
qualified voters of such municipal corporation at an election to be held for
that purpose.
The ordinance
or
warning calling such election shall state
the object and purpose
is proposed to be
for which the indebtedness
a
of
*
corporation shall cause notice of such
published in a newspaper published in said municipal corpora¬
tion once a week for three consecutive weeks on the same day of the week,
the last publication tb be not less than five days nor more than ten days
before said election.
If no newspaper is published in said municipal cor¬
poration, then publication shall be made In some newspaper published in
this State that has general circulation in said municipal corporations.
Notice of said election shall also be posted in five public places within said
municipal corporation for the two weeks immediately preceding said elec¬
tion.
If two-thirds of all the voters voting at said election shall vote to
The clerk of the municipal
Sec. 4.
election to be
of bends to pay for the
make said public improve¬
public improvements and the Issuance
authorize said
same, the legislative branch shall be authorize to
ments and to issue bonds as hereinafter provided.
under this Act shall be con¬
ducted in the same manner as the annual city and town meetings are con¬
ducted, and the qualifications of voters at such elections shall be the same
as the qualifications of voters at annual city and town meetings.
Sec. 6. All bonds Issued under this Chapter shall be of a denomination of
not less than $100 nor more than $1,000, and shall draw interest at a rate not
to exceed 5% per annum, payable semi-annually; such bonds shall be pay¬
able serially, the first payment to be deferred not later than from 1 to 5
years after the Issuance of the bonds and subsequent payments to be con¬
tinued annually in substantially equal amounts so that the entire debt will
be paid in not more than 20 years from the date of issue.
Sec. 5.
Sec. 7.
Elections in municipal corporations
indebtedness for public
the previously contracted indebtedness, shall
times the amount of the last grand list of such
No municipal corporation
shall incur an
improvements which with
in the aggregate exceed ten
municipal corporation.
Sec. 8. The legislative branch
.
.
.
of any municipal corporation at any
regular meeting, or at a special meeting called for that purpose, shall by
ordinance or resolution determine the rate of interest for said bonds, tno
denomination of said bonds, the time and place of payment, the form of
bond to be used, which shall be substantially as hereinafter provided, and
whether said bonds shall be registered or have coupons attached.
If bonds
registered, they shall be registered as provided by this Act.
The legislative branch of said municipal
corporation shall
the general tax levy, in addition to all
other taxes, provide for the collection each year until such bonds are paid
of a tax sufficient to pay the interest on such bonds and such part of the
rdincipal as shall become due prior to the time the taxes are due In the
to be
Sec. 9.
annually at the time of assessing
next
following year
The bonds Issued under this Chapter
shall be sold to the highest
Sec. 10.
advertised once a week for three consecutive weeks on
the same day of the week in a newspaper published in such municipal cor¬
poration, or if a newspaper is not published in such municipal coloration,
then publication shall he made in some newspaper having general circulation
in such municipal corporation; the last publication to be not more than ten
days, nor less than three days before the dale of sale of the bonds.
If the issue
of bonds is to exceed the sum of $25,000, one publication of such notice shall
also be made in some newspaper published in this State having general
bidder after being
circulation in the State and in some
Massachusetts, or New York, New
more
than
financial paper published in Boston,
York; such publication to be made not
fifteen days nor less than five days
before the date of the sale of the
The advertisement shall state the amount and denomination of
of maturity, rate of interest, and the time and place where
the bonds are to be sold.
The legislative branch of any municipal corpora¬
tion may reject any and all bids and in case all bids are so rejected they
may advertise and call for new bids in the manner hereinbefore provided.
bonds.
the bonds, date
Sec. 11. Said bonds shall be signed by the mayor and treasurer of an
incorporated city, by the selectmen or trustees, as the case may be, of a
town or village, by the trustees or prudential committee as the case may be,
of an Incorporated school district or of a fire district, and by the board of
school directors of a town school district, and the coupons to said bonds shall
be signed by the treasurer or by his lithographic signature.
If such munici¬
pal corporation has a corporate seal, such seal shall be affixed to said bonds,
otherwise said bonds need not be sealed.
Sec. 12. In determining the amount of municipal Indebtedness permitted
by the preceding sections, obligations created for current expenses, for a
water supply, or for electric lights, and temporary loans created in anticipa¬
tion of the collection of taxes and necessary for meeting current expenses
shall not be taken into account; provided that no such temporary loan shall
be extended beyond the fiscal year for which it is made and shall not exceed
in amount 90% of the amount of taxes levied for such year; and provided
further that sinking funds and other moneys set aside for the sole purpose
of paying outstanding bonds or other evidences of indebtedness permitted
under the provisions of the preceding sections; nor shall the provisions of
this and the preceding sections apply when the charter of a municipal
corporation limits its indebtedness.
[This section simply describes the form of
under the Act.]
V";
REFUNDING BONDS.
Sec.
Se<r:
13.
14.
A
municipal
corporation
that
has
bond to be issued
tion
or
and unpaid
issue other nego¬
branch, by resolu¬
determine the necessity for Issuing refunding bonds,
outstanding indebtedness to be refunded, what amount
bonds shall be issued, at what time and place they shall be
ordinance, shall
the amount of legal
of
new
notes or
payable, the rate of interest thereon and when payable, the form of bond,
which shall be substantially in the form provided in this Act, and whether
the bonds shall be registered or have interest coupons attached.
Such
new notes or bonds shall not exceed in amount such outstanding obligations,
nor shall they be used or sold except to provide means for paying or retiring
said outstanding indebtedness.
Sec. 16. Such bonds shall be signed, sold, made payable, and mature in
the same manner as an original issue of bonds of a municipal corporation
are signed, sold, made payable, and mature, as provided in this Act.
Sec. 17. The treasurer of the municipal corporation shall keep a record
of every note or bond issued under this Act, stating therein the number and
denomination of each note or bond, when issued, and
the rate of interest
hereon, and shall also keep a record of payments of interest or principal,
and, If coupons are taken up, shall record the fact and deface the same.
Sec. 18.
When old notes or bonds are taken up, as provided in this Act,
the treasurer of the municipal corporation shall
and such old notes and
keep
a
record of the same,
bonds shall be canceled.
this Act to be enacted
by the legislative branch of a municipal corporation shall be duly recorded
in the office of the clerk of said municipal corporation.
Sec. 19.
All ordinances or resolutions required by
Sec. 20.
A municipal corporation, as herein
REGISTERED
OBLIGATIONS.
defined,
may issue registered
bonds, and if an original issue of bonds by such municipal corporation is
registered, they shall be registered as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 21. A municipal corporation may, at the written request, duly
acknowledged, of the owner or holder of one or more bonds, promissory
notes or certificates of indebtedness issued by it and payable to bearer or
to a person or
certificates
corporation named, or bearer, change such bonds, notes or
registered obligations, payable only to
whose name is properly endorsed thereon,
into
the
person
or
hereinafter
•
Sec. 22. If it shall be determined by a municipal corporation to issue
registered bonds, then and in that event the legislative branch of the munici¬
pal corporation shall direct the treasurer of such municipal corporation
as the case may be, to endorse upon the back of each of such bonds over his
official signature a certificate of registration in substantially the form
hereinafter provided, inserting in the appropriate places the date of such
registration, the name and address of the registered holder, and his own
signature as transfer agent, and thereafter such bond shall be transferable
only upon the books of such municipality upon presentation to tne treasurer
thereof with a written assignment duly acknowledged or proved.
Sec. 23. In case a municipal corporation shall have issued coupon bonds
and the owner or holder thereof has requested that said bonds be changed
to registered bonds, as herein provided, then upon written request for such
change, duly acknowledged, the treasurer of such a municipal corporation
shall, if directed by the city council of the city, selectmen of the town
school directors of the town school district, or other corresponding officers
of the municipal corporation of which he Is such treasurer, as the case may
corporation
provided.
as
the back of each of sucn
certificate of registration in.
duly acknowledged or proved.
Sec. 24.
[This section shows the
registered ]
certificate of registration to be used
where bonds are
Sec. 25.
The indorsement
.
...
of such certificate
of registration upon any
evidence that
bond, note or certificate by such treasurer shall be conclusive
such treasurer was directed by the proper officers of the municipal
of which he
tion
was
treasurer
to convert
obligation.
corpora¬
such bond into a registered
,
.
.
,
such county or municipal corporation
showing the number, date, amount, rate of interest,
and the name of the registered holder of the bonds,
and certificates originally registered or changed to registered obli-
Sec. 26.
The treasurer of every
shall keep a register
time when payable,
notes,
gdSecnS27.
Such conversion shall
in no respect or degree weaken or impair
to pay such bond, note or
the obligation of such municipal corporation
certificate so cod V6rt6d.
Sec. 28. Notes, bonds or orders Issued as
evidences of obligations for
incorporated
loaned to a county, town, town school district, village or
or fire district of this State shall be deducted in determining the
average amount of deposits and accumulations under the provisions
Section 1, of No. 35 of the Acts of 1910.
Bonds or obligations
or
created in excess of the limit authorized by this Act and contrary to its
money
school
given
provisions shall be void.
Sec. 29. This Act shall
allowed any
any rights now or
not affect rights now
corporation by its charter provisions, nor
granted by special Act of the legislature.
of
mumcipa
hereafter
XII. of Section 496 of
of the Laws of 1908,
that the following municipal securi¬
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—Subdivision
the Public Statutes of 1906. as amended by Act 23
and Act 25 of the Laws of 1919,
provides
ties shall be tax-exempt;
XII.
Notes,
bonds or orders
issued after Dec. 4 1912 as
evidences of
obligations for money loaned to the State, a county, town, town school
district, village or incorporated school or fire district, at a rate of interest
not exceeding 4% per annum, and notes, bonds or orders issutxi after
March 1 1919 as evidences of obligations for money so loaned as aforesaid
at
a
rate of interest
not
exceeding 5%; for the purpose
of constructing,
purchasing, or repairing water, sewer, or lighting systems, permanent high¬
ways, bridges, walks or public buildings, or for the purpose of refunding a
debt contracted for any of the foregoing purposes.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS—Several amendatory Acts to the Laws of Vermont regarding the
institutions were passed by the Vermont Assembly
of 1919.
One of these permits investments in Farm Loan bonds issued by
Federal Land banks; another authorizes investments in bankers' acceptances
and bills of exchange under certain restrictions; another broadens the pro¬
visions concerning investments in the bonds of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland and the bonds of the Republic of France by re¬
investments of savings
secured by col¬
approved by the Bank Commissioner";
for investment in this latter class of
bonds [which are grouped under the designation (h)] and for investment in
the bonds of the Dominion of Canada and the various Provinces of Canada
[which are grouped under the designation (i)], so as to enlarge the limitations
upon such investments which under the old law were expressed in the words
"Banks may invest in bonds described in subdivisions (h) and (i) not to
exceed thirty thousand dollars by any one bank, and in addition thereto
one per cent of the deposits of such bank in excess of one million dollars,"
moving the qualifying clause
reading "provided they are
lateral deposited in this country and
still another changes the provision
the
new
"words used, and printed below,
ments; a further
permitting greatly increased invest¬
amendment adds a provision at
the end of subdivision (e)
for
bearing upon the issue of county bonds, which says that bonds issued
building or improving roads shall not be legal unless they are payable ser¬
ially, the entire issue payable in not to exceed twenty years, the principal
and interest payable from a direct tax levied upon all of the taxable prop¬
erty within the county—not alone that, but only such portions of such
bond issue are legal as fall due in not more than fifteen years from date of
issue; finally, the status of the railroads during Federal operation is fixed
by providing that railroad bonds, which were legal investments for savings
banks at the time when the Government of the United States took over the
operation of the roads issuing the bonds, shall not become illegal invest¬
ments by reason of the operation of the roads by the Federal Government.
Sub-div. VI was amended in 1921 (1) extending investment limit in bank
stock from $35,000 to $50,000, and (2) permitting bank to deposit up to
chartered banks of Canada.
4% of their assets on call in
All these amendments have been
of Section 5363 of the
incorporated below, they now form part
General Laws of Vermont.
INVESTMENTS.
SECTION 5363.—Assets, may be
The assets of banks shall be
invested how and in what, limitations.
invested as follows:
FIRST MORTGAGES
outstanding
orders, notes, bonds, or coupons, lawfully issued, may
tiable notes or bonds to pay or retire the same.
Sec. 15. Such municipal corporation by its legislative
registration
bonds over his official signature
substantially the following form, inserting
in the appropriate places the date of such registration, the name and address
of the registered holder, and his own signature as transfer agent, and there¬
after such bond shall be transferable only upon the books of such munici¬
pality upon presentation to the treasurer thereof with a written assignment
and endorse upon
place where and the date on which such election shall be held, the hours
opening and closing the polls, the manner of holding said election, the
questions to be submitted, and the form of ballot to be used.
*
*
the bonds presented for
be, cut off and destroy the coupons on
incurred,
estimated cost of tne improvements, amount of bonds proposed to be issued
therefor and the maximum rate of interest to be paid, and shall fix the
are
[VOL. 112.
VERMONT—DEBT OF STATE
18
ON REAL ESTATE.
In first mortgages of unincumbered real estate, not to exceed in
each case sixty per cent of the value of such real estate, if located in Ver¬
mont, and not to exceed fifty per cent of the value of such real estate if
located elsewhere.
Not less than a sixth of the amount of such mortgages
shall be upon real estate In this State, treating mortgages made on lands in
an adjoining State within twenty miles of the bank making such loan as
Vermont mortgage loans, and not more than eighty per cent of the amount
of the assets shall be invested in mortgages of real estate; provided that not
exceeding sixty per cent of the amount of such assets may be invested in
mortgages of real estate outside this State.
An investment shall not be
made on mortgages of real estate outside of Vermont which is unimproved
and unproductive and the amount of such investments on mortgages in
Vermont shall not be more than forty per cent of the value thereof.
A
bank shall not loan to any person, partnership, association or corporation
I.
(a)
real estate mortgage (treating loans to the individual members of a
partnership as loans to the partnership) more than thirty thousand dollars,
and in addition thereto one per cent of the deposits of such bank in excess
of one million dollars. Provided, however, that upon the approval in writing
of all the trustees of the bank who are physically able to act, a bank may
increase a loan of thirty thousand dollars on Vermont real estate, as stated
in this section, to one and one-half per cent of the deposits in excess of one
million dollars.
A mortgage investment shall not be made except upon the
written approval of at least three trustees of the board of investment, who
shall certify in writing, according to their best judgment, the value of the
premises mortgaged or to be mortgaged.
At the expiration of every
mortgage loan made for a period of five years or more, such loan shall not
be extended or renewed unless three members of the board of investment
certify in writing the value, in their best judgment, of the mortgaged
premises and unless such value meets the requirements above prescribed.
(b) When buildings are Included in the valuation of real estate upon which
an investment is made, they shall be insured by the mortgagor in such
company
as the trustees or board of investment direct, and the policies of
insurance shall be duly assigned or the loss made payable to such
bank,
and such bank may renew such policies in the same or another company
as said trustees or board of investment elect, from year to year, or for a
longer or shorter period, if the mortgagor neglects so to do; and, when neces¬
sary, the treasurer may sign premium notes, and may charge the amount
upon
paid for such insurance to the mortgagor.
.
only debt which shall
described therein
shall be the debt described in the mortgage and existing at the time of its
execution, and any subsequent direct indebtedness of the mortgagor to
such bank; provided, that when the mortgage includes a homestead, the
written consent of the wife of the mortgagor to the creation of such?sub¬
(c) When a bank takes an accruing mortgage, the
be secured thereby or become a lien upon the property
sequent
direct Indebtedness shall
be required.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
II.
(a) In the public funds of the United States or any or cue
or in public funds for the payment of
of the United States is pledged.
the District of Columbia,
States or
principal
and interest of which the faith
(b) In the legally authorized bonds or notes of counties, cities, towns, vil¬
lages, school districts and water districts of the New England States and ot
any municipal corporation in Vermont
taxes in payment of its indebtedness.
having the right to levy and collect
).■■■■
June, 1921.]
19
VERMONT-DEBT OF STATE
(c) In the legally authorized bonds or notes of towns, cities and school
a population according to the last preceding United States
State census of at least one thousand in towns and cities, and five hun¬
dred in school districts, and an indebtedness not exceeding five per cent
of the last preceding valuation Tor the assessment of taxes, at the time of
the investment in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, In¬
diana. Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
solidated
company, when such bonds are secured as provided in sub¬
(a), shall be legal investments provided that the combined earnings
districts, having
division
or
of the separate companies shall have complied with the requirements
(d) In the legally authorized bond3 or notes of towns, cities, and school
districts having a population according to the last preceding United States
State
or
of at least four thousand and
census
indebtedness
an
not
exceed¬
ing five per cent of the last preceding valuation for the assessment of taxes
at the time of the investment in New Jersey, Kansas, Nebraska. North
Dakota, South Dakota, Missouri, Oregon, Washington, California, Dela¬
ware, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Maryland and Utab;
(e) County Bonds.—In the legally authorized bonds of counties in any of
the above mentioned States having a population according to the last
preced¬
ing United States or State census of at least twenty thousand and an indebt¬
edness not exceeding five per cent of the last preceding valuation for the
assessment of taxes, at the time ©f the investment.
To this there was
added in 1919 the
following:
Bonds issued under this subdivision for
building or improving roads, shall not be legal unless they are payable ser¬
ially; the entire issue payable in not to exceed twenty yearsrtne principal
and Interest
payable from
a
direct tax levied upon all of tfife taxable
as
will be due and payable m not
more
than fifteen years from date of
issue.
bonds issued.
In the bonds of telephone companies doing
(g)
in
ness
this
a
general telephone busi¬
State.
That
Provided:
(h)
■
gross
earnings of
any
such company shall have been
least fifteen million dollars for each of the last three fiscal years next
preceding such investment; and
(I) Provided:
That net earnings for each of the said last three fiscal
years, after deducting all operating expenses, maintenance and deprecia¬
tion charges, rentals and taxes, shall have been at least throe times the
annual interest charge on the entire funded debt outstanding at the end of
each of the last three fiscal years next preceding such investment, and pro¬
vided further that in case additional bonds are issued during an incompleted
fiscal year net earnings, as provided above, for the last available twelve
months next preceding such investment shall have been at least three times
the interest on all funded debt outstanding, including such additional bonds
Issued.
.1
(j) Provided:
That no investment shall be made in the bonds of any
such company mentioned in this section, which is in default on any of its
at
(f) In the legally authorized bonds or notes of a city In any of the States
above named having a population according to the last preceding United
States or State cen'sus of at last twenty-five thousand and an indebtedness
not
at least forty million dollars for each of the last three fiscal years next pre¬
ceding such investment; and
(f) Provided:
That net earnings for each of the said last three fiscal
years, after deducting all operating expenses, maintenance and deprecia¬
tion charges, rentals and taxes, shall have been at least three times the an¬
nual interest charge on the entire funded debt outstanding at the end of
each of the last three fiscal years next preceding such investment, and pro¬
vided further that in case additional bonds are issued during an Incompleted
fiscal year, net earnings as provided above for the last available twelve
months next preceding such investments shall have been at least three
times the interest on all funded debt outstanding, including such additional
prop¬
erty within the county, and only such portion of such bond issue shall be
legal
in re¬
spect to gross earnings in subdivision (b), and provided that the combined
net earnings of the
separate companies shall have complied with the re¬
quirements of subdivision (c).
(d) In the bonds of telephone companies located in the United States,
when such bonds are secured by the
deposit of collateral having a market
value of at least twenty-five per cent in excess of the par value of such
bonds; and
(e) Provided:
That gross earnings of any such company shall have been
exceeding five per cent, or
a
population of fifty thousand and
an
in¬
debtedness not exceeding seven per cent of the last preceding valuation for
the assessment of taxes, at the time of the investment.
(g) In the legally authorized bonds
or notes
of
a
city in any of the States
above named having a population according to the last preceding
States or State census of at least one hundred thousand;
United
Foreign Bonds.—In the bonds of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, and the bonds of the Republic of France.
[As amended in
1919.]
^
(h)
(i) In the bonds of the Dominion of Canada and the various Provinces of
Canada.
debt
or
which is in the hands of
But not
In subdivisions (c) and (d) the word "indebtedness" shall mean the gross
debt less debts created in anticipation of taxes to be paid within one year
more
BONDS
a
receiver.
than ten per cent of the
OF
VERMONT
AND
deposits shall be
so
invested.
NEW ENGLAND RAILROADS.
and the amount of any sinking funds available for the payment of such
Indebtedness; and in subdivisions (e) and (f) the word "Indebtedness"
shall mean the gross debt less debts created In anticipation of taxes to be
paid within one year, the amount of any sinking funds available for the
payment of such indebtedness and debts created for supplying the inhabi¬
tants of the municipality with water.
Banks may invest in bonds described in subdivision (h) not to exceed
thirty thousand dollars by any one bank, and in addition thereto two per cent
of the deposits of such bank in excess of one million dollars; and in bonds de¬
scribed in subdivision (i) not to exceed thirty thousand dollars by any one
bank, and in addition thereto five per cent of the deposits of such bank in
excess
of one million dollars; but nothing hereinbefore contained shall
authorize investments in railroad aid bonds, except such as are Issued by
municipalities in the State of Vermont or in bonds which are not direct
obligations of a municipality or in bonds of municipalities which have within
twenty years repudiated or compromised the payment of any debt or de¬
faulted for more than ninety days in the payment of any indebtedness,
and the purchase of such securities is hereby prohibited.
[As amended in
1919.]
Mr..
PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY BONDS.
For the purposes
III.
of this subdivision:
"Company" shall be construed as a corporation or voluntary association
organized under the laws of the United States, or any State thereof, located
in and doing business principally within the United States;
"A public service company" shall be construed as a company doing prin¬
cipally a gas, electric, light, electric power or electric railway business
serving the public generally;
"Mortgaged bonds" shall be construed as bonds secured primarily by
direct and foreclosurable lien upon physical property owned by the obli¬
gator in fee;
"Years" shall be construed as calendar years; fiscal years or nearer periods
of twelve months next preceding such investment;
"Net income" shall be construed as income after deducting operating
taxes, insurance, rentals, gua^nteed interest and guaranteed
dividends, and expenditures for maintenance; and
"Annual Interest" shall be construed as interest actually paid in each
expenses,
except that for
the latest year, which shall be construed
as one year's
outstanding at the time of the investment.
the deposits of a bank shall be
invested in securities authorized under this subdivision and not exceeding
two and one-half per cent of such deposits shall be invested in the securities
of any one company, if such percentage be in excess of five thousand dollars.
year,
interest on the total amount
Not exceeding twenty-five per cent of
be made in the securities authorized under this
a company or a public service company which is in default
of its debt, or in the hands of a receiver.
No investment shall be made in the securities authorized under this sub¬
division unless the net income of the company or public service company in
No
Investment shall
subdivision of
on
State and in
compliance with the provisions hereinafter set forth relating to
England railroads.
or assumed bonds of a railroad corporation incorporated
In any of the New England States at least one-half of the railroad of whose
is located in said States whether such corporation is in possession of and is
operating its own road or is leased to another railroad corporation; provided,
either that such bonds shall be secured by a first mortgage of the whole or a
bonds of New
In the bonds
(b)
part of the railroad and railroad property of such corporation, or by a re¬
as described in paragraphs (3) or (4) of sub-division (g)
that if the railroad and railroad property of such corporation are unin¬
cumbered by mortgage, such bonds shall be issued under the authority of
one of said States, which provides by law that no such railroad corporation
which has issued bonds shall subsequently execute a mortgage upon its
road, equipment and franchise, or upon any of its real or personal property,
without including in and securing by such mortgage all bonds previously
issued, and all its pre-existing debts and liabilities, which provision, so
enacted in such State, shall have been accepted by the stockholders of such
corporation; and provided, that such corporation has paid in dividends in
cash an amount equal to not less than 4% per annum on all its outstanding
issues of capital stock in each fiscal year for the live years next preceding
funding mortgage
or
such
investment;
In the first mortgage bonds or assumed first mortgage bonds or in the
(c)
by a refunding'mortgage as described in paragraph (3) or
of a railroad corporation incorporated in any of the
England States the railroad of whose is located wholly or in part
therein, which have been guaranteed as to principal and Interest by a rail¬
road corporation described in sub-divisions (a) or (b) which is in possession
of and is operating its own road;
(d) No bond shall be made a legal Investment by sub-division (b) unless
the corporation which issued or assumed such bond has, during its fiscal
year next preceding the date of such investment paid in dividends on its
capital stock an amount equal to one-third of the-total amount of interest
paid on all its direct and assumed funded indebtedness.
No bond shall be made a legal Investment by sub-division (c) unless the
corporation which guaranteed such bond has, during its fiscal year next
preceding such Investment, paid in dividends on its capital stock an amount
equal to a third of the total amount of interest paid on all its direct,
assumed and guaranteed funded indebtedness.
No bond shall be made a legal investment by sub-division (b) or (c) un¬
less the corporation owns in fee not less than 100 miles of standard-gauge
railroad (exclusive of sidings) within the United States.
bonds secured
(4) of sub-division (g)
New
any
question in each of the three years next preceding such investment shall
have been not less than one and one-quarter times the annual interest on
the entire funded debt, rentals, guaranteed interest, guaranteed dividends
and all fixed charges, and for the purpose of this paragraph "net income"
shall be construed as income after deducting operating expenses, taxes,
insurance and expenditures for maintenance.
Subject to the foregoing, investments may be made as follows:
In first mortgage bonds and first and refunding mortgage bonds issued
or assumed
by public service companies and in mortgage bonds of the
companies
controlled
by
such
public
service companies;
for the
refunding of which mortgage
bonds of such companies are specif¬
ically reserved, provided that in each of the three years next pre¬
ceding
such
investment
the
net
income shall
have
been
either
(a) not less than five hundred thousand dollars and not less than one and
three-quarters times the
annual interest
on
the bonds in question and all
obligations of corresponding or prior liens, or (b) not less than one
thousand dollars and not less than twice the annual interest
on the bonds in question and all other obligations of corresponding or prior
lien; provided that such bonds are in fact secured either by first lien on the
major portion of the mortgaged premises, or by a first and refunding mort¬
gage, or by a lien for the refunding of which bonds which are legal are
specifically reserved; and provided that the principal franchise or fran¬
chises of such companies extend beyond the maturity of the bonds in ques¬
tion or that such companies operated under indeterminate franchises or
other
hundred fifty
permits subject to the regulatory supervision of a State commission of com¬
petent jurisdiction, or that in the case of electric railways not less than
seventy-five per cent of the mileage owned is located on private right of
way owned in fee.
TELEPHONE
their
(a)
title;
.
.
,
but not in excess of the interest on such last-named bonds or notes;
And further provided,
,
,,
that—
investment by sub-division (g) in
shall authorize a total issue of bonds
which, together with all outstanding prior debts of the issuing or assuming
corporation, including all bonds not Issued that may legally be issued under
any of its prior mortgages or of Its assumed prior mortgages, after deducting
therefrom, in case of a refunding mortgage, the bonds reserved under the
case
bonds shall
be made a legal
the mortgage securing the same
,
That gross earnings of any such company shall have been
dollars for each of the last three fiscal years next pre¬
ceding such investment, and provided further that gross earnings for the
fiscal year next preceding such investment shall have been at least forty
per cent of the total mortgage debt outstanding at the end of such fiscal
(b)
BONDS OF OTHER RAILROADS.
In the mortgage bonds, as described in any
subdivisions of this clause, of any railroad corporation in¬
corporated under the laws of any of the United States;
Provided, that during each of the ten flscrl years of such railroad corpora¬
tion next preceding the date of such investment—
(1) Sucn railroad corporation owned in fee not less than 500 miles of
standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United States, or,
if such corporation owned in fee less than 500 miles of such railroad, the
gross earnings of such corporation, reckoned as hereinafter provided, shall
have been not less than $15,000,000:
(2) Such railroad corporation shall have paid the matured principal and
interest of all its mortgage indebtedness;
(3) Such railroad corporation shall have paid In dividends in cash to its
stockholders an amount equal to at least 4% upon all its outstanding
capital stock;
(4) The gross earnings from the operation of the property of such rail¬
road corporation, including therein the gross earnings of all railroads leased
and operated or controlled and operated by said corporation, and the gross
earnings from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it, shall
not have been less in amount than Ave times the amount necessary to pay
the interest payable upon its entire outstanding indebtedness, the rentals
of all leased lines and the Interest on all the outstanding Indebtedness of
railroads, controlled and operated, which is not owned by said corporation,
after deducting from said interest and rentals interest and dividends re¬
ceived from the stocks, bonds or notes of railroad corporations not operated
by such corporation, which have been deposited with a trustee as the only
security to secure the payment of bonds or notes issued by such corporation,
(e) Description of Corporation.
of the following
(5) No
BONDS.
COMPANIES'
In the bonds of telephone companies located in the United
States, when such bonds are in fact secured by a first mortgage or a first
and refunding mortgage, whether or not the bonds are so designated in
IV.
at
V. (a) In the notes or bonds of a railroad corporation Incorporated
under the laws of Vermont, irrespective of the length of such road or the
motive power thereof, when issued in accordance with the laws of this
Provided:
least one million
y6fc)
Provided:
That net earnings for each of the said last three fiscal
after deducting all operating expenses, maintenance and deprecia¬
taxes, shall have been at least two and one-half
charge on the entire mortgage debt outstanding
at the end of each of the said last three fiscal years next preceding such
Investment; and provided further that in case additional bonds are issued
under the above mentioned mortgages during an incompleted fiscal year,
net earnings, as provided above, for the last available twelve months next
preceding such investment shall have been at least two and one-half times
the interest on all mortgage debt outstanding, including such additional
provision of said mortgage to retire prior lien debts at maturity, shall ex¬
three times the outstanding capital stock of said corporation at the
ceed
date of such investment:
In
(6) A bond shall not be made a legal investment by subdivision (i) or (J)
case the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total Issue of bonds
which, added to the total debt of the guaranteeing corporation as defined
in
paragraph 5, including therein the authorized amount of all previously
years
guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of such
tion charges, rentals and
times the annual interest
such date the total debt of the corporation which
f;uaranteeing corporation outstanding at the date of suchissued such bonds
investment; nor
bonds
issued.
In the case of
,
the consolidation by a merger of two or more
at
three times its outstanding capital stock;
case of a mortgage executed prior to the twenty-seventh day of
January nineteen hundred and eleven, under which the total amount of
bonds which may be issued is not specifically stated, the amount of bonds
outstanding thereunder at the date of such investment shall be considered,
for the purposes of paragraph 5 and of this paragraph, as the total authIn
exceed
the
orizod
issue
.
such companies
and the first and refunding mortgage bonds of the con¬
solidated company and of the separate companies that composed the con¬
the first mortgage
n case
shall
(f)
Definition of first mortgage. Whenever the term "first mortgage" is
used in
a
the following sub-divisions, it shall, unless otherwise qualified, mean,
less than 75% of the railroad owned in fee at the
first mortgage on not
<
by the railroad corporation on the railroad of which
lien, but In no case on less than 100 continuous miles or
date of the mortgage
Is
such mortgage
a
standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of sidings; provided that:
(1) Seventy-five per cent of the railroad subject to the lien
of such mort¬
is connected;
,
(2) For five years prior to the date of investment therein all the
subject to the lien of such mortgage at the date of execution thereof has been
operated by, and its operations Included In, the operations of the railroad
equivalent to at least ten
railroad
corporation which Issues, assumes or guarantees such bonds; and
(3) The date of such mortgage is at least five years prior to the date of such
investment; except that a flrst mortgage given In substitution for and not
greater In amount than such a flrst mortgage, and covering the same rail
road property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this requirement.
(g) Direct Obligations. In bonds issued or assumed by a railroad cor¬
poration described in sub-division (e) which are secured by a mortgage
which was at the date thereof, or Is at the date of such investment:
railroad owned in fee by the corporation Issuing
or assuming such bonds except that, if it is not a flrst
mortgage on 75%
of all such railroad owned in feeby such corporation, it shall be a flrst mort¬
gage on at least 75% of the railroad subject to the lien of such mortgage at
the date thereof; but if any stocks or bonds are deposited with the trustee
(1) A flrst mortgage on a
of such mortgage as
part security therefor,
representing or covering railroad
mileage not owned in fee, the bonds secured by such mortgage shall not be¬
come legal investments unless such corporation owns in fee at least 75%
of the total mileage which is subject to the lien of such mortgage and which
bonds;
(2) A flrst mortgage, or a mortgage or trust indenture, which is in effect
a flrst mortgage upon all the railroad subject to the lien of such mortgage or
trust Indenture by virtue of the irrevocable pledge with the trustee thereof
of an entire issue or issues of bonds which are a flrst lien upon the railroad
of a railroad corporation which is owned and operated, controlled and op¬
erated or leased and operated by the corporation issuing or assuming such
represented or covered by such stocks or
bonds;
(3) A
refunding mortgage which covers at least 75% of the railroad
such corporation at the date ofsuch mortgage and provides
for the retirement of all outstanding mortgage debts which are a prior lien
owned in fee by
upon
such railroad owned in fee and covered by such refunding mortgage at
the bonds which such refunding mortgage is
the date thereof; but if any of
given to refund are secured on a railroad not owned in fee by the corpora¬
tion executing such refunding mortgage, there shall be conveyed and assigned
to the trustee of such refunding mortgage either—
First. At least 75% of the railroad on which each issue of bonds to be re¬
funded is secured, free from any mortgage lien except that of the mortgage
mortgages securing the bonds to be refunded,
Second. At least 75% of the outstanding bonds
I
purchase.
STATUS FIXED
by
or
of each issue which is se¬
railroad corporations which are owned
and op¬
erated, controlled and operated or leased and operated by the corporation
issuing or assuming said refunding mortgage bonds; but in no case shall the
bonds secured by such refunding mortgage become a legal Investment unless
they mature at a later date than any bonds which such refunding mortgage is
given to refund, nor unless the total mileage subjected to the lien of such
refunding mortgage in accordance with the requirements of this paragraph
is at least 25% greater than the mileage covered by any one of the mort¬
securing bonds which such refunding mortgage Is given to refund; or
(4) A mortgage upon not less than 10% of the railroad exclusive of sid¬
ings, owned in fee at the date of such mortgage by the corporation Issuing
or assuming such bonds,
but in no case on less than 500 continuous miles
of standard-gauge railroad; provided, that:
First. Such mortgage is a first or second lien upon not less than 75% of the
total railroad covered by such mortgage at the date thereof, and which pro¬
vides for the retirement of all mortgage debts which are a prior lien upon such
railroad owned in fee and covered by such mortgage, at the date of the
gages
execution thereof;
at a later date than,
covered by, any of the bonds
The bonds secured by such mortgage mature
Second.
cover a
mileage at least 25% greater than is
secured by a prior lien mortgage so to be retired; and
Third. The date of said mortgage shall be at least five years
prior to the
date of such investment.
Mortgage bonds or bonds se¬
cured by mortgage bonds which are a direct obligation of, or which have
been assumed, or which have been guaranteed by endorsement as to both
(h)
Bonds underlying refunding mortgages.
principal and interest, by a railroad corporation whose
bonds
are
made
a
legal investment
division (g); provided, that:
(1) Said bonds are prior to
refunding mortgage
under paragraphs (3)
or
(4) of sub¬
and are to be refunded by such refunding
mortgage;
Said refunding mortgage covers all the real property upon which the
mortgage securing said underlying bonds is a lien; and
(3) In the case of bonds so guaranteed or assumed, the corporation i&suing
said bonds is owned and operated, controlled and operated or leased and
operated, by said railroad corporation.
(i) Guaranteed obligations.
Bonds which have been guaranteed by en¬
dorsement as to both principal and interest by a railroad corporation which
has complied with all the provisions of sub-division (e); provided, that:
(1) Such bonds are secured by a first mortgage on the railroad of a railroad
(2)
corporation which Is owned and operated, controlled and operated or
leased
and operated by the corporation guaranteeing such bonds.
(2) In the case of a leased railroad, tne entire capital stock of which, ex¬
cept shares qualifying directors, is not owned by the lessee, the rental includes
an amount to be paid to the stockholders of said leased railroad equal to at
least 4% per annum upon that portion of the entire capital stock thereof
outstanding which is not owned by the lessee.
(J) Same. In first mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation which during
each of its ten fiscal years next preceding the date of such investment has
complied with all the requirements of paragraphs (2), (3) and (4) of sub¬
division (e), provided that such bonds are guaranteed by endorsement as to
both principal and interest by a railroad corporation which has complied
with all the requirements of sub-division (e) preceding paragraph (5) thereof,
notwithstanding that the railroad of such issuing corporation is not operated
by such guaranteeing corporation.
CORPORATION
NOT
TO
LOSE
CREDIT
BY TEMPORARY
EARNINGS TO
DIS¬
TURBANCE OF RELATION OF GROSS
FIXED CHARGES.
"
(k)lBonds which have been or shall become legal Investments under any
of the provisions of this Act shall not be rendered illegal, although the cor¬
issuing, assuming or guaranteeing such bonds shall fail for a
period not exceeding two successive fiscal years to. comply with the require¬
ments of paragraph (4) of sub-division (e); but no further Investment in the
bonds Issued, assumed or guaranteed by such corporation shall be made
during such period.
If, after the expiration of such period, such corporation
complies for the following fiscal year with all the requirements of sub¬
division (e), it shall be regarded as having complied therewith during
such period.
OF RAILROADS
Railroad bonds which were
the mortgage
subdivision (e)
requirements of said
railroad
requirements of said
railroad,
provided, however, that in case a railroad corporation
would become legal for investment under
V of this section upon its compliance with the
subdivision shall have complied with the requirements of said subdivision
during the ten years or more next preceding Jan. 1 1918, such
corporation shall be deemed to have complied with the
subdivision during the period of the Government operation of its
including the yealr in which such Government operation ends, in computing
the time of compliance with the requirements of said subdivision.
section;
bonds or which
of part
BANK STOCKS
AND
DEPOSITS IN BANKS.
national bank in the New England States
and the State of New York; or in the stock of any banking
association
or ttust company incorporated under thei authority of and located in this
State: but a bank shall not hold bank stock both by way of investment and
as security for loans In excess of 10% of its deposits, nor, in any one bank,
more than 5% of its deposits, or more than $50,000, or more than 10% of
the capital stock of any one bank,
(a)
VI.
In the stock of any
trust com¬
this State, and under the
State
in the cities
Concord, New
under the laws
Paul, Minne¬
of the Dominion of
(b) A bank may deposit on call in banking associations or
panies, approved by the Bank Commissioner of
supervision of the State or Federal authority, in this
or
of New York, Boston, Chicago, Albany, Philadelphia or
Hampshire, or in any other bank designated as a depository
of the United States or in national banks in the cities of St.
apolis and Kansas City, or in the chartered banks
Canada, with or without interest as may be agreed upon, sums not
in the aggregate 20% of the assets of such depositing
shall the deposits in Canadian banks exceed 4% of the assets of
ing bank.
o
v• •••
ON
LOANS
PERSONAL SBOURITY.
LOANS.
VII.
In loans or
INCLUDING COLLATERAL
renewals of loans of the class
hereinafter described, pay¬
from the
shall be so
association or
corporation upon personal security (treating loans to the individual mem¬
bers of a partnership as loans to the partnership), more than ten thousand
dollars until a bank's deposits amount to one million dollars, after which
the sums so loaned may be increased one per cent of the deposits in excess
of one million dollars up to, but not exceeding fifty thousand dollars, or
(in cases where ten per cent of the capital and surplus exceeds fifty thousand
dollars) up to, but not exceeding, ten per cent of the capital, if any, and
surplus; but this limitation shall not apply to the purchase of municipal
paid or renewed at a time not exceeding one year
but not more than a third of the assets of a bank
nor shall a bank loan to a person,
partnership,
able and to be
date thereof;
invested,
with such bonds as collateral.
makers, sureties, or indorsers. the signature of at
approved names of residents of this State, or of persons who re¬
side within fifty miles of the bank making the loan;
(b) A note or accepted draft given by individuals, firms, or corporations
residing without this State, for goods manufactured within this State and
payable to individuals, firms or corporations located within this State
indorsed by at least one responsible citizen of this State;
(c) A note of a corporation incorporated under the laws of this State,
with one or more substantial sureties resident in this State, or approved col¬
lateral at not more than eighty per cent of its market value;
(d) A note of a responsible borrower with a pledge as collateral, in such
form as the bank commissioner shall approve, of;
railroad bonds, or to notes
or
(a)
A note bearing as
least two
and
might be lawfully
by the bank, pro¬
bank
(1) One or more first mortgages of real estate such as
purchased by a bank, as in cases of mortgages bought
vided the amount of such note is not in excess of the amount which the
might loan on a note secured by mortgage on said land; or
(2) Municipal bonds in which the bank might legally invest, at
than ninety per cent of their market value; railroad bonds in which the
might legally invest, at not more than eighty per cent of their
and bank stocks in which the bank might legally invest, at not more
not more
bank
market value;
than
eighty per cent of their market value; or
(3) Deposit books or certificates of deposit of
State, including national banks, at their full value, and
the New England States and of New York, under State or
vision, at not more than ninety percent of the amount
shown, provided written notice of such assignments
bank carrying the deposit; or
(4) Acceptances based on exports, imports or
actions, when the accepting bank is one that the law
with,and when such acceptances are drawn for not longer
(5) Other collateral approved by the directors and
at not more than eighty per cent of its market value, which
tained during the life of the note;
depositors in banks of this
in banks of any of
Federal super¬
of deposits therein
has been given to the
domestic commercial trans¬
permits an account
than ninety daysior
bank commissioner,
shall be main¬
on
the law allows deposits
the aggregate
capital of a trust
(e) Commercial paper indorsed by banks in which
call to be made, to mature in not more than ninety days,
in any one bank not to exceed the
amount of such paper
exceed the amount of the
other liabilities
pledged as collat¬
company, and in the case of a savings bank not to
surplus which is in excess of five per cent of the deposits and
except surplus; and a bank to which commercial paper Is
eral security shall forthwith notify the maker and indorsers
that it has been so pledged;
capital and surplus of trust
companies having no
BANK
VIII.
Five
per
cent of the
commercial deposits.
BUILDING.
be invested in the
transaction of its busi¬
thereon,
be derived.
deposits of a bank may
purchase of a suitable building for the convenient
ness, or a site therefor and the erection or repairs of a building
from portions of which not required for its use a revenue may
REAL ESTATE
IX.
bank
A
may
hold
FORECLOSURE.
acquired by the foreclosure of a
such corporation, or by purchase
TAKEN BY
real
estate
BONDS NOT ILLEGAL ON ACCOUNT OF CONSOLIDATION.
mortgage thereon, owned by or pledged to
at sales made under the provisions of such
(1)
debts due,
Bonds which have been
or
shall become legal investments under an-
mortgage, or upon
estate
which issued
shall make
assumed such bonds has been or snail be consolidated with
another railroad corporation,
shall assume the payment of
if the consolidated or purchasing corporation
such bonds, and so long as it shall continue to
pay regularly interest or dividends, or both, upon the securities Issued
against, in exchange for, or to acquire the stock of, the corporation consoli¬
dated, or the property purchased, or upon securities subsequently issued
In exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount at least equal to 4%
per annum upon the capital stock outstanding at the time of such consoli
dation or purchase of such corporation which 'ssued or assumed suchjbonds.
CREDIT OF CORPORATION NOT LOST BY CONSOLIDATION.
(m) If a railroad corporation which has complied with all the requirements
preceding paragraph (5) thereof, except that the period of
compliance is less than ten, but not less than five successive years,) shall be
or shall have been, thereupon consolidated or merged with, or its railroad
purchased and all of the debts of such corporation assumed by, another
railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any of the United States
such corporation so succeeding shall be considered as having complied with
all the provisions of sub-division (e) preceding paragraph (5) during those
of sub-division (e)
successive
years
next preceding the
date of such consolidation,
merger or
eurchase, in which all continuous corporation in ownership and possession!
such consolidated, merged or purchased corporations,
considered
"
as
would
have
so
one
complied; provided, that such succeeding corporation shali
period which shall make such compliance
continue so to comply for a further
be
judgment for
such real
price can
in such
or in settlements effected to secure such debts; and
shail be sold by such corporation as soon as a reasonable
obtained therefor and within Ave years after the same is vested
provisions of this Act shall not be rendered illegal, although the prop¬
erty upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to or legally
acquired by another railroad corporation, and although the corporation
or
of such paper
that the aggre¬
amount of the com¬
preceding, or
bank or exceed the
(f) A note of a responsible borrower; provided, however,
gate amount of such loans shall not exceed the average
mercial deposits of a trust company for the six months next
exceed fifty per cent of the surplus of a mutual savings
poration
of the
exceeding
banks; but at no time
such deposit¬
a
be the railroad of one or more
and
DURING FEDERAL OPERATION
[Added in 1919.]
legal investments for savings banks at
the time when the Government of the United States, under the Act of
Congress, approved Mar. 21 1918, took over the operation of the railroads
issuing such bonds, shall not become illegal investments by reason of the
operation of the railroads by the Federal Government.
The time during
which any such railroad is operated by the Federal Government shall be
excluded. Including the year in which the Government operation ends, in
determining the compliance of any such railroad with the provisions of this
(n)
mortgage lien upon such railroad; and all of such railroad not
owned in fee which is so subjected to the lien of such refunding mortgage shall
cured
successive years, but which shall be In no case
next following such consolidation, merger or
less than the two fiscal years
gage
is
[Vol. 112.
VERMONT—DEBT OF STATE
30
such corporation
stating that,
corporation, except when a majority of the trustees of
application in writing to the Bank Commissioner,
their opinion, the interests of such corporation require that
estate be held for a longer period than five years; in which event
missioner may extend the time of holding such real estate not
in
such real
said Com¬
to exceed
five years.
SECURITIES
X.
bank
A
ACQUIRED
IN SETTLEMENT
INDEBTEDNESS.
other securities not
hold stocks, bonds, notes or
investment acquired in settlements
may
the subject of legal
OF
effected to secure
be held is
be sold withjn
securities
adjust loans; but unless the length of time such
may
extended, as provided in the preceding clause, they shall
five years after being acquired.
XI. Farm Loan Bonds.—In Farm Loan bonds Issued by Federal Land
banks in accordance with the provisions of an Act of Congress approved
or
Feb
in
27
1919*
known as "Thie Federal Farm Loan
Act." Approved
XII. Bankers' Acceptances-, Bills of Exchange-, Notes.
A bank may invest
bankers' acceptances and bills of exchange, provided the same are
accepted by an incorporated savings
bank or a savings bank and trust
or a national bank doing business in this State
or bv a hankincorporated in Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, to an amount not to
exceed 20% of its deposits; and a bank may invest in notes endorsed or
guaranteed by any of the above named banks to an amoun
^ot to exceed
20% of its deposits.
Approved April 8 1919
company,
June, 1921.]
VERMONT—CITIES AND TOWNS
LIST OP RAILROAD BONDS PREPARED.
21
MORRISVILLE.
By Bank Commissioner.—Not later than the first of March
in each year, the Bank Commissioner shall
prepare a list of the railroad se¬
curities which are then legal investment for
banks, which list shall at all
times be open to public
inspection, and shall send a copy thereof to every
bank coming within his jurisdiction.
The latest list of railroad bonds which are considered
legal Investments for
savings banks was issued by the Bank Commissioner on March 1 1921.
This list appears in the "Chronicle" of June 25
1921.
SPRINGFIELD.
This village is in Lamoille
Section 5364.
This village is in Windsor County,
1866.
Population 1910, 3.2501
1920, 5,283.
4s
M-N*$l 15,000c
3s
M-N
25,000c
BOND. D E 8 T Apr 27 '21
$140,000
Assess, val. '20 (75to 80 % act) 6,928,948
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$13.00
County
Electric Light Bonds (tax-free).
4s '09
F-A $72,000c—Feb
1 1929
Inc.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1918 .$82,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund
2,000
9,000
_
Assessed val. '17 (H act.)_1.331,985
Village tax rate (per $1,000) '20-15.00
Population 1910,
1,445; 1920,
♦INT. at Harris. Forbes & Co., Inc.,
Bost.; others at 1st. Nat. Bk.. Spgfd.
1,707
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boston.
CITIES.
COUNTIES
STATE
AND
OF
TOWNS
IN
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL DIST.
NORTHFIELD.
This village is in Washington Co.
THE
Water Bonds.
3Hs
M-S $48,000c_Mch
VERMONT.
1
5s '20
A-O $85,000—Oct 1 '21-'30
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Assessed val'n, real estate_$5,030,725
Assessed val'n, personal._ 2,650,754
'22-'37
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21
$48,000
Assess, val. *20 (abt.
act.)_1.270,158
—
BARRE.
Tbis
city
Is
in
Washington
4s
Co
Incorporated 1895.
aSchoo!
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20
Sinking fund
Bonds.
4s '14
A-0
4s '14
A-O
$49,000c.Apr 1
'24-'34
65,500c...Oct 1
1934
Water Bonds.
4s '10
J-Da$35.000c_Dec 1 '21-'27
3^s
J-J
$60,000c
July 1 1922
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1918.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921-S209.500
Floating debt
Water
Refunding Bonds.
'04
A-O $87,000c.-Sept 1 1929
200,000
151,000
Assessed val. 1920-22,900.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$27.00
Popul'n 1910, 20,468; 1920, 22,779
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N.
and at
Sinking fund
258,354
Y.,
City Treasurer's office.
95,000
Total
tax (per $1,000)
1921-140.00
Populat'n 1910, 10,734; 1920, 10,008
INT.
bonds marked (a) at City
Treasurer's office; others at Granite
ESSEX JUNCTION.
This village is in Chittenden Co.
Inc. 1892.
Population 1910, 1,245;
1920, 1,410.
on
Savings Bank & Trust Co.
4s
Village Building Bonds.
*13
J-J
$7,000
July 1 1933
Water
bonds
School
bonds
;
x$35,000
27,000
69,000
5,600
14,000
Floating debt
A shire town In
ty.
SWANTON, TOWN.
This village is in Rutland
County.
Inc. 1884.
Population 1910, 2.758;
Population 1910, 3,628.
Refunding (Int. at Treas. office.)
4s
J-J
$80,000c
BOND. DEBT Apr, 1921..
$75,000
Total valuation 1920
6,534.507
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Total sink, funds
1920—$20.50
Population 1910, 8,698; 1920, 9,982
J-J
$59,000.—Jan 1 '22-'36
Ref. & School Bonds.
$64,000
BOND. DEBT May 13 '21. $123,000
Assessed val'n, real
estate..1,319,900
Assessed val'n, personal
1,205.603
Total assessed val. 1920
2,525.503
Vinage tax (per $1,000) 1920—$25.00
This district (P. O.
Brandon) is In
Rutland County.
Refunding Bonds.
$12,000c
Nov 1 *22-*27
($3,000 every two years)
4s '17
12,000c
Nov 1 '23-'27
M-N
($4,000 every two years)
36,000c
Nov 1 '29-'37
County.
This town is in Franklin
Town Hall Bonds.
4s
INT. at First Nat. Bk.,Fairhaven.
BOND* DEBT April 1921.
$60,000
1920—1.198,531
Total tax rate(per $1.000) '20.$17.00
Population 1910, 2,712; 1920, 2,874 HARD WICK.
This village Is in Caledonia
INT. on 4s of 1917 payable at
County.
Inc. Nov. 15 1890.
First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Pop. '10. 2,094;
1920, 1,550.
School Bonds.
4s & 5s J-J
$8,000c
1921-1927
BRATTLEBORO.
Electric-Light
County.
4
'11-'12
4s '13
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s '12
4s *15
4s'15
J-J
\
4,000c-..Jan
—
>
9,000c
1
1935
Jan
1935
Brattleboro House & Refund.
$18.000
Jan '24-'25
4s '18
J-J
21,000c
1923-1932
4s *13
—
J-J
41,000c
12,000c
1933
1933
Bridge Bonds.
A-O $29.000c...Apr 1 1923
(Subject to call Apr 1 1913.)
1920
INT. payable at Hyde Park Bank
C. D.
Parker & Co.,
Boston,
Trust
Co.,
Procter, and
Village Treasurer's office.
1927-*30
BOND. DEBT Apr 1
1921 $117,000
40,000
Assess, val., real estate
5,277,434
Assess, val., personal
2,850,153
Other assess, property
457,800
Total assess, val. 1920 (60%
act.)_
8.585,387
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20-128.60
Population 1910, 7,541; 1920, 8,332
—
INT. at People's
Brattleboro*
Nat.
HARTFORD.
Bank
County.
Refunding Bonds (tax-free).
4s *10
A-O $70,570c—Apr 1 '22-'34
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921.
$70,000
Floating debt
5,000
Assess, val., real estate
3,018,655
Assess, val., personal
1,587,817
Other assessable property..
29,285
Total assessed
val. (about
act.)
4,635,757
Tax (per $1,000) 1920—
$4.00
Population 1910, 4,179; 1920, 4,739
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
rhis
village Is in Addison County,
jorporated Feo. 26 1903.
MXDDLEBURY.
A
village in Addison Co.
Inc.
1816. Pop'ii 1910,1,866; 1920.1,993.
-s
___
$50,000
5s
4s
J-J
>ating debt
?ess. val. '20 (80% ace.)
4s
M-N
14.000
$973,327
lage tax (per $1,000) 1920- $8.00
p'n 1910, 1.180: 1920
1.251
[NT. at the First Nat.Bk.,Boston.
CJRLINGTON.
This city is In Chittenden County
icorporated Feo. 21
i
1865.
Electric-Light Bonds.
'04
J-J
$58.000c—July
•06
J-J
39,000c. ..July
'10
J-D
53.000c_-Dec
'14
M-N 50,000
Nov
w
1 1934
1 1936
1 1935
2 1934
$30,000r_.-July 1 1921
School Bonds.
1 1923
1 1924
1 1921
1 1934
1 1939
1 1934
School Refunding Bonds.
'15
A-O $25,000c—Oct 1
Filtration-Plant
A-O
1935
Bonds.
$51,000c—Oct
11928
Refunding Water Bonds.
•06
J-J $100,000c&r_July 1 1926
Railroad (Red. beg. Apr. 1
A-O $50,000c—Apr
$30,000c
1921
50,000c.
(Subject to
-May 1 1941
call May 1 1921.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1918.
$90,500
Floating debt
3,755
Sinking fund (water)
19,160
Assess, val. '17 (2-3 act.)—1.622,316
Village tax rate (peril ,000) '20.S6.00
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, New York.
'11).
4s *14
J-J
24,750--July 1 '2l-'31
BOND. DEBT May 1 1920 $117,000
Total assessed val. 1919
6.006,896
1920
1 1931
1910, 6,207;
RUTLAND.
This city is in
of the
same
1920, 6,231
a town and a
Inc.
name.
as
county
a
Sewer
1924
Nov
1924
Nov
1938
Jan
Nov
Water Note.
4s
M-N
$2,000
Sewer Debt.
School Bonds.
4s '12
A-0$ 100,000c—Apr lrl932
Poor Farm Bonds.
$15,000
Oct 18 1921
Refunding Note.
5s '20
$15.000-—Nov 15 1922
City-Hall Bonds.
3Hs'07 M-N $30.000c—May 1 al927
4s '09
F-A 120,000c—Aug 1 Z1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21— $250,000
Assessed valuation 1920-- 7,92*1,875
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—130.50
Population 1910, 7,856; 1920, 7.125
x Subj.tocall lOyrs.bef. maturitv.
a 15 years before maturity.
—
---
Colony
Trust Co., Boston, Montpelier Sav.
Bk. A Tr. Co. and Capital Sav. Bk.
Montpelier.
11.000
$77,226
7,025
928,042
Montpelier is the county seat.
School Bonds.
5s *21
s-a
$70,000.-Feb
BONDED
DEBT
40,000c.July 1 '22-'25 Pop'n
M-N $40,000c
$8,700
DEBT Mar 1920
Sinking fund (water)
Tax val. 1919 (2-3 act.)—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920---$34.50
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
1926
May
J-J
$30,000c
Water Debt.
loans
Floating debt
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
June
3Hs
1929
...
TOTAL
1910, 41,702;
Refunding Water Debt.
4s g
1
town
Sept. 7 1761; city Nov. 19 1892.
General Debt.
4s
$25,000c—Jan
1 *22-'56
(?)
1920--38.921
1929
1924
WATERBURY.
This village is in Washington Coun¬
Incorp. Nov. 20 1882.
Popula¬
tion 1910, 1,377; 1920, 1,515.
ty,
Nov
1925
Water
Bonds.
M-N$25,000
Nov 1924
4s *15
J-D $23.000c.June 1 '22-'34
M-N
75,000c.—May 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Apr 19214s
$28,000
M-N
16,000c
May 1938
Floating debt
34,333
Armory Bonds.
Assessed val. 1920
5s *20
1,032,348
$114,000
Aug 1 1940
4s g
4s g
—.
4s
Tax rate
School Note.
M-N
$5,000
City-Hall Bonds.
3^s
Nov
g
4s
M-N
'07 M-N
4s '13
J-J
20.000c
2.000
M-N
4s '16
$6.00
Waterbury Sav. Bank
May
1938
Nov 1 1921
J24,000c-July 1
22-"33
1,000c... July 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921
$360,000
Sinking IGeneral
fund
VWater
debt (included)
WINDSOR.
This village is in Windsor
County
1884.
Population 1910, 1,906;
Inc.
1920,
3,061.
Street
4s
Bonds.
$20,000..$1,000 yearly
—
Sewer Bonds.
4s
268,735
85,266
'11
J-J
$11,000c—Janl 1931
Refund. & Str. Impt.
Bonds.
4s '15
J-J
$23,000c..part yearly
72,000
Refunding Water & Sewer Bd»
8,128,665
J-J
3,155.729 4s '09
$11,200c_July 1 '22-'29
Assess, val. real
Other assessable property
&
).
1931
$30.000c—.May 1925
50.000c—May 1 1937
M-N
(per $1,000) 1920
at
Trust Co.
M-S $20,000c—Sept 1
School Debt.
4s g
4s
INT.
1925
859.600
Refunding Water Bonds.
12,143 994 4s *09
J-J
$14,000c.July 1 '22-'29
'20—-$25.00 BONO. DEBT Feb 14
'21$81,000
Populat'n 1910, 13,546; 1920, 14,954
Floating debt
8,000
_
Total value 1920 (3-5 act.)
Tax rate (per $1,000)
—
INT. at First Nat. Bank,
Eoston.
INT.
ST. ALBANS.
This
This
city is in Franklin County.
city was organized March 2 1897
comprises
the
most
populous
_
Assessed valuation 1920 -—4,448,156
Tax rate
'15
on
at
4s
(per $1,000)
$20,000
on
1921
$6.00
4s
4s
and
of
State
Nat. Bank, Windsor,
'09 and other debt at office of
Treasurer.
portion of the town of St. Albans.
The city is situated in Washington
County. On March 5 1895 the town,
village and school district were con¬
solidated under a city charter.
A Tr. Co.,
1929
Refunding Water Bonds.
$20,000
Sept 1 1934
$28.00
-
Population
J-J
4s '14
Total town tax rate
(per $1,000)
and
INT. at Treas. office. Old
—
$175,000
91,000
Assess, val. (75% act.)
635,155
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20.S10.00
♦INT. at Old Colony Trust Co.,
Boston.
—
Assess, val. personal
Water Bonds.
4Hs'15
$85,000c—July
4b
J-D
25,000c—Dec
^s'01 M-N 32,OOOr.-May
'04
J-J
38.000c.-July
'09
J-J
36,000c
July
*14
J-J
20,000c—July
J-J
$10.500r_(SubJ to call)
MONTPELIER.
^
Street-Improvement Bonds.
J
Var
1 65.000
DEBT
Water debt
4s '08
Water
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
J-J
$14,000c. _$1,000
yrly
)ND. DEBT Apr 1 1921—$44,000
[$16,000—1921-1928
...
TOTAL
1
LISTOL.
'
.8
$15,000
—
In
16,000c.Aug 1 '24-31
130,000c. Aug 1 '32-'41
VERGENNES.
This city is situated In Addison
Incorp. in 1788. Pop'n 1910,
$2,500 yrly Co.
School Bonds.
1,483; 1920, 1,609.
4s *16
J-J
$12,800
$19,500—$2,500 yearly 4s*
Refunding Bonds.
Water Bonds.
...
$6-00
Procter
Bonds.
($3,000c. Aug 1 *2l-'23
F-A
This town is in Windham
County.
Town Hall Refunding Bonds.
-s
J-J
10,775
Tax rate (per $1,000)
4s *16
ROCKINGHAM.
5s '20
Sinking fund
Ass'd val'n, real & personal.1,023,437
$23.50
Water Bonds.
192f_$53,000
J-J
$25,000c
M-N 100,000c
M-N
50.000c
M-N
21.000c-
This town is in Windsor
Floating debt
♦Refunding
1920
4s g
3s '03
Street Bonds.
4s '17
J-J
$16.000c_.Jan
County.
1,834,776
Total tax rate (per
$1,000) '20_$35.00
Population 1910, 2,907; 1920, 2,842
and
Work at Railway Station.
4s '15
J-J
$15,000c—Jan 1
val.
assess,
4s g
4s
-
—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
4,697
1924
...
.1921
10,000c
1923-1927
25,000c —...1928-1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.
$59,000
Assess, val. '21
2,079,552
2,000c—Sept 1 1928
Floating debt
BOND. DEBT April 1921. $126,000
48
$5,000c>——Jan 1922
—
J-J
Bonds.
$65.000c.Jan 31 1931
'22-'26
$1,250c
$23,000c
—s-a
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-D
$46,000c.-June 1 1923
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
3^8
F-A
$6,500r.$ 1,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$52,500
Floating debt
2,081
Cash in treasury
2,473
Ass'd val. 1920 (2-3 act.)-.1,460,068
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$3.00
Population 1910, 2,554; 1920, 2,182
$17,000c.July 1
...
School Bonds.
SWANTON, VILLAGE.
This village is in Franklin
County,
Population 1910, 1,236; 1920, 3,343.
RICHFORD.
Total
Assessed valuation
This town is in Windham
___
BOND. DEBT Apr 30
Tbis village is in Rutland
Franklin County.
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
Incorporated Oct. 1865.
BRANDON GRADED SCH. DIST.
3^s
3s
x INT. at First Nat. Bank, N.
Y.;
other at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
FAIR HAVEN.
is in
town
Railroad Bonds.
1922-1932
School Bonds.
4s T7M-S.
f$28,OOOc.Sept 1 21-*27
Assess, val. 1916 (70% act.)-954,323
This
1920. 2.692.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1920.-$6.50
Bennington Coun¬
Incorporated Feb. 11 1762.
7,681,479
PROCTOR.
BOND. DEBT May 1919.—
BENNINGTON. TOWN.
(about 80% actual)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920....$2.76
Population in 1920 (estimated).7,202
INTEREST payable at Northfield
6s
Total val'n 1921 (H act.)—6,915.405
Total assessed val'n 1920
Village tax rate(per $1,000)'20 $35.00
Population 1910, 1,918; 1920—1,916
Nat. Bank.
Elec. bds. exempt by spec.
Act (incl. above)
Water debt (incl.)
113,312
debt_
$779,000
35,415
Street Bonds.
4s '09
F-A $15,000c..Oct 1 '21-'23
4s'15
J-D
15,000—June 1 '26-27
Water Bonds.
4s '12
M-S 850.000c—Oct 1 '28 '31
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
4s '03
Nov
$7,000c...Nov 2 1923
,
4s '04
May
7.000c...May 2 1924
School District Bonds.
4s '96
J-D
81.000cj._Dec 30 1921
4s '11
J-J
30,000ciJuly 1 '22-'27
WINDSOR
SCHOOL
4s
$45,000
4Hs'20
DISTRICT.
60,000—Aug 1 '25-'39
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 192l-$105,000
Floating debt
34,700
s-a
INT. on $60,000 issue payable at
the First National Bank or Boston.
WINOOSKI.
This
village
Is
In
Chittenden
County. Pop'n 1910.4.520;'20,4,932.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '14
J-J
$70,000
Jan 1 1934
Water bonds
$23,000
Sewer bonds
11,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $108,135
Water debt (included)
50,000
Assess, val., real
12,33b
estate....3,079.458 Sinking fundsfGeneral
Assess, val., personal
Apr 1 1920\Water
29,8?';
1,933,340
2,324,705
Tot.assess.val.'20(act.val.) 5.012.798 Assessed valuation 1920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920. —$3 70
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.
..823.50
Population 1910, 6.381; 1920, 7,588
INT. at Wlnooskl Sav. B* an
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston,
Champlain Trust Co.
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s'05
June $7,000c.—June 7 1925
U. S. Deposit Fund Bonds.
4Hs'12 A-O $4,000c—Oct 1 '21-22
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1921
$141,000
Floating debt
57,462
Port of Boston
State of
Massachusetts.
ITS
■■
•
,
—..-...One of Original Thirteen
State (square miles)...
—8,315
Admitted as a State
Total
area
ot
Boston
Governor (term exp, 1st Wed. Jan. 1923)_.Channing H. Cox
Sec. of State (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. '23).Frederie W. Cook
Treasurer (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1923)..James Jackson
Auditor (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1923)..Alonzo B. Cook
Attorney-General
J. Westson Allen
.!..
Capital
...
LEGISLATURE meets annually the first
limited as to length of time.
Wednesday in January,
and
sessions are not
State debt see "State
18. The debt at present is
All loans are payable, both prin¬
DEBT.—For early history of the
HISTORY OF
Supplement" of April 1895, page
City
and
given in detail in
cipal and Interest,
the following table.
in gold.
4s g
4s
—
1
1
1
3J4s'07
3Ks'08
3)4s'10
Stfs'lO
'21-'52
*21 -'53
*21-'54
1 *21-'36
—
$96.000—Mar 1
102,000-.Mar 1
304,000..Sept 1
26.000_.Sept 1
1 1945
3Hsg'05J-J $670,000c&r Jan
3Hsg'06J-J 600,000c<fcr Jan
600,000r Jan
3 J48g'07J-J
125,000r Jan
3 HBg'0SJ-J
Bonds.
F-A$2,355.OOOr Aug
F-A 2,430,OOOr Aug
' 15 F-A
850,000r Aug
'17
775.000.Aug
4s g '13
4s g *14
09
3s
JU
4)4 '18 F-A
825,000.Aug 1 '21-'57 3H«'09 J-J
4s g *13 J-J
♦Court-House Bonds.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
State
[VOL. 112.
MASSACHUSETTS-DEBT OF STATE
22
'22-'37 4s g J-J
'22-'38 3)4sg'll
J-J
1 1946
1 1947
1 1928
1 1949
60,000-Jan
60,000-Jan
160.000 Jan 1
165.000 Jan I
30,000-Jan 1
8,250 Jan 1
40.000 Janl
10.500 Jan 1
1 1949
'22-'53
__
'22-'54
*22-'51
*22-'32
*22-'31
*22-'34
2,000-Jan 1 '22-'25
J-J
*2l-*39 3Hs'12
4s
13 J-J
4s *14 J-J
Medfield Insane Asylum.
4s '15 J-J
3 «sg'94A-Q
$700,OOOr Apr 1 1924
'22-25
174,300r Apr 1 1927 4s g *15 J-J / 51,OOOr-Jan 1 '26-'45
3 Hag
A-O
1200,OOOr. Jan 1
165,500r Apr 1 1933
3 Hsg'03A-O
20,000-Jan 1 '22-'25
1 1934 4s '16
108,OOOr Apr
3 J4sg'04A-O
'21-'26
(12.000. Jan 1
22,000r Apr 1 1936 4s '16
3 Hs?'07A-O
130,000. Jan 1 '27-'56
•Parks (Metropolitan).
4s '16
245,000-Jan 1 *22-'56
3 Hag
J-J
$1,800,OOOr Jan 1 1934
'22-'33
1
2,600,OOOr Jan 1 1936 4s g '16 J-J (240,OOOr_Jan
3 Ha g
J-J
1 10.000r-._Jan 1 1934
2,400,000r Jan 1 1937
3 Hsg'97J-J
4s '17 J-J
30.000—Jan 1 *22-'27
1, lOO.OOOr July 1 1938
3 Hsg'98J-J
138.000--Jan 1 '22-'27
3s
J-J
1,605,000-July 1 1939 4s *17 J-J
J-J
5,000.-Jan 1 '22-'26
325,000r July 1 1940 5s *18
3s g '00 J-J
1,000-Jan 1 *22-'22
__
—
450,OOOr Jan 1 1940 4J^s*19
3 Hag'02J-J
1 1941 4)is'20
240,000—Jan 1 '22-'45
750,OOOr Jan
3s g '01 J-J
Cambridge Subway.
100,000r Jan 1 1943
3.20sg'03J-J
$969,000rMay 1 '22-'38
135,000r Jan 1 1943 5s g '20
3 Hsg'03J-J
6,860,OOOr May 1 '39-'70
640,OOOr July 1 1943 4Ksg'20
3 J48g'03J-J
600,OOOr Jan 1 1944 (See V. 110, p. 1555, for maturity.)
3Hsg'04J-J
..
—
*21-'33
-
-
~
-
...
...
...
___
--
..
Basin.
$250 OOOr Jan 1
♦Charles River
Abolition of Grade Crossings.
3 Hsg'04J-J
1944
M-N $4,500,000c&rNov 1 '23
3 Hsg'05J-J
400.000c&rJan 1 '45
3sg'94-'95M-N
500,000r Nov 1 1923
3^sg'06-'07J-J 600,OOOr Jan 1 1946
3Hsg'98M-N 1,500,OOOr May 1 1928
l,150,000c&rJan 1 *47
1,500,OOOr May 1 1929 3Hsg'07J-J
3s g '99 M-N
400,OOOr Jan 1 1948
300,OOOr May 1 1929 3 Hsg'07J-J
3Hsg'02M-N
425,OOOr Jan 1 1949
500.OOOr Nov 1 1936 3s g '09 J-J
3 Hsg'07M-N
425,OOOr Jan 1 1949
500,OOOr Nov 1 1937 3 l*sg'09J-J
3^sg'08M-N
475,000 --Jan 1 1950
250,OOOr Nov 1 1938 3 Hag'10 J-J
3Hsg*09M-N
/184,000—Jan 1 '22-'24
250,OOOr Nov 1 1938 3^s'll
3s g '09 M-N
( 36.000-.-Jan 1 *45-'50
500,000 Nov 11939
3^sg'09M-N
33.000 -Jan 1 *22-'54
255,000 Novl'21-35 4s g'14 J-J
3^sg'llM-N
30,000r_ Jan 1 '22-*51
75,000 Novl'36-'40 4s g '18—
Military Service Bonds.
272,000 Novl'21-'36
3Msg'12M-N
$100,000 ..May 1 1922
75.000 Novl'37-'41 3^s'17
3 Hsg
_
•
is contingent
...
11922
1 1922
4^s'17
100.000 -May
4^s'17 M-S 100.000 ..May
...
Armory Bonds.
$95,OOOr Sept
lOO.OOOr Sept
123,OOOr Sept
'95-'96M-S 150.000rSept
'97-02M-S 312,000rMch
'02 M-S
38,OOOr Sept
g'01-'04M-S 140,OOOr Sept
'02 M-S
75,OOOr Mch
3s g
3s g
3s g
3Hs
3s
3s
g
_
M-S
03
'04-'05M-S
3^sg'05M-S
3 Ji8g'05M-S
3 J*sg'05M-S
3 J£sg'05M-S
3^s 06
3Hs'06
aks'oe
3
in 1904
bonds instead
practice.
1,OOOr Mch 1
20,000 Sept 1
35,000 Sept 1
2,000 Sept 1
l,500rSept 1
20,OOOr Sept 1
45,OOOr Mch 1
230,OOOr Mch 1
22,OOOr Sept 1
19,000 Mar 1
420,500r Mch 1
20,OOOr Sept 1
5,OOOr Mch 1
40,OOOr Sept 1
600 Mar 1
40,000 Sept 1
6.000 Sept 1
40,000 Sept 1
100,000 Sept 1
—
Hsg'07M-S
3Hsg'07M-S
3 Hsg'07M-S
—.
3Ksg'08M-S
3 ^sg'09M-S
3s g 09 M-S
3s g '09 M-S
3 H s'09 —
3Ms'09 ...
3Hs'10
3^8*10 —
3^s'10 ...
3^s*ll ...
/ 80,000
1U8,1
1108,000
tot
3
3Msg'HM-N216,000r-Nov 1 *21-'38
3^sg'llM-N 22,000r_Nov 1 *39-*40
1927 5s *07 M-N
219.000.Jan
1937
1921
(or before, at option of State.)
1935
♦Metropolitan Sewer.
1934 3s
11930
M-S $6, lOO.OOOr Jan
g
1921 3s g
M-S
500,OOOr Mch 1 1935
1935 3Hsg M-S
495,OOOr Jan 1 1930
1936 3Hsg M-S
339,OOOr Mch 1 1935
1937 3s
M-S
l,024.912r July 1 1939
g
1936
1937 3s g
M-S
65,OOOr Mch
1940
1936 3Ha g M-S
3,586,OOOr July
1943
1938 3Hs g M-S
1,046,OOOr Jan
1943
1938 3
305,OOOr Jan
M-S
Ha g
1944
1938 3
392,OOOr July
Msg'04M-S
1946
1938 3 J4sg'06M-S
1,175,000 Jan
1938
1938
1935
1938
1939
Septl'21-28
Septl'29-40
000 Septl'21-36
(64,(
3^s'12
Hospital Loans.
000 Septl'37-40
~
(12,(
...
000
li.c
38 g
150,000c Jan
09 M-S
M-S
263.000c Jan
3 Hag
40 .OOOr. Jan
4S
4s
-1g'15
M S(190,000r_
Jan 1
\108.000r__Jan 1
J-J
(67.500r.Jan 1
J-J
1949
1949
1 '22-'41
_
...
(112.000 Septl'21-34
...
Septl*35-43
120,000 Septl'21-44
\ 45,000
'22-'36
1 *37-'45
'22-'50
58,OOOr Jan 1
170,000-Sepfc 1 '21-'37
1
$91,558,846
$85,059,906
$87,984,093
Is of two classes: the Direct Debt, for the payment of
Commonwealth Is 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
The above debt
the
maturity)
been Incurred.
On Dec. 1 1920
Erovided by a direct annual tax on thethese classes and for which thefunds
cities and towns the sinking debt
as
applicable thereto were as
follows:
QrandTotal.
Direct Debt.
Continaent Debt.
Sinking funds
$57,547,593
22,419.354
$85,603,068
28,495,115
$143,150,661
50,914,469
Netdebt
$35,128,239
$57,107,953
$92,236,192
Bonded debt..
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The State's assessed valuation Total.
follows:
Personal Property.
Years—
Real Estate.
$5,344,153,657
$975,790,200
1920
....$4,368 363 457
4,898.860,299
919.024.221
3,979,836,078
1919
4,738,976.589
853,481,248
3,885,495,341
1918
4,538,998,071
730,592,172
3,808,405,899
1917
4,962,238,008
1,275,754,750
3,686,483,258
1916
6,074,281,951
2,500,599.981
3,573.681,970
1915
6.005,412,801
2,537,852,080
3.467,560,721
1914
5,479.279,693
2,262,565,233
3,216,714,460
1912
5,027,154,806
2,050.079.335
2,977,075.471
1910
4.222,281,054
1,621,835.908
2,600,445,146
1905
3,878,671,070
1,562.983,689
2,315,687,381
19002.613,215,137
1,013,077,330
1,600,137,807
1890
1,927,855,430
816,695,358
1,111,160.072
,
1880
of the Income Tax Law, which became effective
personal property is no longer taxable by local board
which accounts for the decrease in valuation of the assessed
personal property in 1917 and thereafter.
The larger portion of the State's revenue is derived from corporations,
national bank stocks, savings bank and inheritance taxes.
In 1920 the
tax assessed aggregated $30,981,897 47, of which $13,507,181 85 accrued to
the Commonwealth and the balance is apportioned to cities and towns.
Of
the total of $30,981,897 47, $202,8 2 52 was assessed upon street railway
companies. $2,072,482 22 upon other public service corporations,$13,288,464 23 upon domestic business corporations, $1,932,033 62 savings banks,
$2,843,604 10 national banks and $1,854,722 96 inheritances. 1
POPULATION OF STATE.1820—
523,287
Under the provisions
—
4s '15
Dec.
the intangible
of assessors,
1941
4sg '16 J-J
135.000.SepU '38-'52
Septl'21-35 4s
'17 M-S (
8,000—Septl 1921
Septl *36-39
\245.000-Sept 1 '22-'56
27.000 Septl'40-42 4s '17 M-S
35.000-Septl '21-'56
.Sept 1 '21-'26
(15&,0005s
'18 M-S
70.000.Septl '21-'27
384,000. .Sept 1 '27-'42
1225000.Septl *28-'52
17,500
Sept 1 1943 4^s'20
(144,000--Sept 1 *21-'44
Sept 1
1920.
$92,236,192
Netdebt
which
'41-*52
,
4s '14
1 1919. Dec. 1 1918. Dec. 1 1917.
debt_.$143.150,661 $138,637,390 $129,371,162 $131,151,912
Sinking funds, &c.,
50.914,469
47,078,544
44,311,256
43,167,819
1
Total funded
in 1917,
195,000
48,000
4s '13
SINKING FUNDS, &C.—
Dec.
'22-'40
\ 36,OOOr .Jan
4sg '16 J-J
4sg '16 J-J
Treasury in Boston.
INTEREST is payable at State
TOTAL DEBT,
10,OOOr Sept 1 1935
5,OOOr Sept 1 1934
3>*s '07M-S
3 J4sg'06M-S
3Hs?07
Prisons and
J4sg01-02-MN$721,600r Nov 1 1931
3s g '01 M-N
200,OOOr Nov 1 1931
3 Hsg'03M-N
746,650r May 1 1933
3 Hsg'04M-N
507,250r May 1 1934
3 ^sg'05M-N 300,000c&r May 1 1934
3Hsg'06M-N
404,OOOr Nov 1 1935
3 Hsg'06-'07M-N 166,OOOr Nov 11936
8,000.Mar 1 1927 3 J48g'0f-'08M-N237,200r Nov 1 1937
60,OOOr Sept 1 1934 3s g 09 M-N
125,OOOr Nov 1 1938
65,OOOr Sept 1 1934 3 Hsg'09M-N
130.800r Nov 1 1938
33,000r Mch 1 1935
3Hsg'09-'10M-N2.149,000Novl 1939
3 Hsg'04M-S
3s g
1 1921
1 1922
1 1923
1 1925
11927
1 1931
1 1931
1 1932
See below.
debt.
PUBLIC SALES OF BONDS.—A bill passed the Legislature
directing the Treasurer to advertise all future sales of State
of disposing of them at private sale, as had been the previous
(V, 78, p. 1565.)
...
3s g '92 M-S
3s g '93 M-S
3s g '94 M-S
$3,239,593 la a
loans
or contingent debt except "parks," of which
obligation.
Two-thirds ($350,000) of the Court-house
Nominal
direct State
75,000—Sept 1 *45-'59
Soldiers'Gratuity Bonds.
4s '13
$30,000—Aug 1 '21-'22
85,000 Septl'21-37 4s '14
60,000_.Aug 1 '21-'22
1,000 Sept 1 1920
Hospital Loans.
5s '18
(30,000 Septl'21-35 3s g '98 M-N
$272,500r Nov 1 1925
1 1,000 Sept 1 1936 3 Hse'OlM-N
128.000r Nov 1 1925
Defenceof Commonwealth Loan, 3sg'99-'00M-N110,450—May 11929
Act of 1919.
3 ^sg'01&'02M-N73.000r May 1 1929
1933
5s '20
$2,430,000-Dec 1 '21-'29 3 Hsg'03M-N
150,OOOr May
1935
3 Hsg'06M-N
75,OOOr Nov
Harbor Improvement.
1936
3 ^sg'O V07M-N 80,OOOr Nov
3Hsg'97J-J $500,OOOr—Jan 1 1937
1937
300,OOOr Nov
4sgT5 J-J ]120,000r_Jan 1 *22-'25 3 «sg'08M-N
1939
118.000 Nov
\ 100,000r_ Jan 1 *26-'30 3 Hs'10 M-N
1925
3s '95
160,000 Nov
4s g '16...
225.000r_Jan 1 '22-30
50,000 May 1 1933
5s 18
60,000-_Jan 1 '22-33 3s '03
3^s'10
15.000 Nov 1 1939
Highways.
State-House Construction.
3 «sg'97A-0
$700,OOOr April 11927 3s'95
$2,000
April 11915
3 Hse'98A-0
300,OOOr Apr 1 1928 4s *13
5,000
Aug 1 1920
38 g^9-'30A-O 800,000r Apr 1*29-30
'21-'33
4s g '14 A-O 325.000r.0ct 1
3s g *01 A-0
350.000r Apr 1 1931 4s 15 A-O 210,OOOr.Oct 1 '21-'34
3s g '02 A-0
10,OOOr Apr 1 1932 4s
g '16
75,000r_..Oct 1 '21-'35
3 Hb g'2-'04A-O 665,OOOr Apr 1 1932
4s g '16
475,000r...Oct 1 *21-'39
Ol/i.«"nOA_n
AC\(\ HAHr Apr 1 1933
400,OOOr Ani3 Hsg'03A4s '17
(360,000.Oct 1 *21-'29
114,000 Oct 1 '21-39
3s '09
1920—3,852,356
1915—3.693,310
1910—3,366.416
1905—3,003.635
4s '16
...
4s '17
...
4s *19
...
ness
472,040
422.845
378,787
sachusetts limiting
—.
1860—1,231,066
1850—
994,514 1810—
1840—
737,699 1800...
1830-..
610,408 1790...
1900—2,805,346
1890—2,238.943
1880—1,783,080
1870-..1,457,351
...
...
...
—
...
...
—
—.
3Hs'05
33^8*06
3Hs*07
3Hs'08
3^s'09
3Hs'10
3Hs'll
3Hs'll
3Hs'12
...
—
...
...
...
...
...
—
...
4s '13
48
'14
4s *15
4s '16
—
4s '17
4s '16
4s '17
—
4^s'19
—
4HS*18
DEBT
...
...
30-'36
[245,000-Oct 1
'22-30
Massachusetts War Loan
'22-36
A-O
$1,240.OOOr Aprl 1928
'22-37 3s g
'22-38 4Ks'19 s-an 280.000—Nov 1 '21-'28
♦Water Loan (Metropolitan).
'21-39
J-J $13,000,000c July 1 1935
'21-39 3 Hag
4,000.000c Jan 1 1938
1 1921 3 Hs'98 J-J
'21-'40 3sg'99-'00J-J 4,000,000cJuly 1 1939
17,500-Oct 1 1921 3s g '01 J-J 6,900.000c4:rJan 1 1941
3,100,OOOr Jan 1 1941
85.000 Oct 1 *22-'26 3 Hsg'01 J-J
3,500,OOOr Jan 1 1942
120,000 Oct 1 '27-36 3 V$sg*02J-J
4,000,000rJan 1 '43-44
3 Hs g
J-J
55,000 Oct 1 '37-'41
1945
650,000c&r Jan
162,000 Oct 1 '21-'22 3 «sg'05J-J
1946
1,350,000c Jan
J-J
300,000 Oct 1 *23-'27 3 Hag
1949
199,000c Jan
3Hsg'09J-J
232,500 Oct 1 *21-'23
1949
199,000c Jan
295,000 Oct 1 '24-'28 3s g '09 J-J
1950
500,000 Jan
3 Hsg'lOJ-J
204,000 Oct 1 '21-'24
150,000—Jan 1 '22-'51
190,000 Oct 1 *25-'28 3^s'll J-J
125,000... Jan 1 '22-'46
86,000 Oct 1 '21-'22 3Hs'12 J-J
20,000—Jan 1 '47-'51
336,000 Oct 1 *23-30
189.000.-Jan 1 '22-'48
4s g '14 J-J
90,000.-Oct 1 1921
20,000.—Jan 1 '49-'52
445,000 Oct 1 '22-'26
*22-*45
(312,OOOr .Jan
180.000 Oct 1 '21-'25 4a g '15 J-J
*46-'55
[100,060r. Jan
140,000 Oct 1 '26-*29
'22-'42
4s g '16 J-J
(22,OOOr. Jan
216,000 Oct 1 '21-'26
*43-'56
} 14.OOOr.Jan
140,000 Oct 1 '27-30
90.000 Apr 1
150,000 Apr 1
192,000 Apr 1
280.500 Apr 1
95,000 Oct 1
171,000 Oct 1
17,500-_0ct
200,000 Oct 1
288,000 Oct 1
'21-*28
140,000 Oct 1 '29-32
252,000 Oct 1 '21-'27
1*0,000 Oct 1 '28-31
4s '17
4^s*19
4Ks'20
J-J
..
...
130,000..Jan
"22-'47
*22-'30
(54,000.. Jan
'31-'49
195.000.. Jan
33.000...Jan 1 '22-'54
LIMITATIONS.—The only provision in the constitution of Mas¬
the power of the Legislature to create State indebted¬
constitutional amendment adopted in Nov. 1918, the
is contained in a
text of
Sec.
which follows:
1.
Commonwealth shall not in any manner be
individual, or of any private association,
privately owned and managed.
Commonwealth may borrow money to repel invasion, sup-
given or loaned to or
or
of any
Sec. 2.
y
The credit of the
in aid of any
corporation which is
The
{>ress insurrection, defend theborrow money in or to assist the United States
of war, and may also Commonwealth anticipation of receipts from
taxes or other sources, such loan to be paid out of the revenue of the year
n
case
in which
Sec. 3.
it is
created.
the loans which may be contracted as before pro¬
Commonwealth may borrow money only by a vote, taken by
In addition to
vided, the
the yeas and nays, of
and voting thereon.
two-thirds of each House of the
The Governor
General Court present
General Court
shall recommend to the
which any loan shall be contracted.
Sec. 4. Borrowed money shall not be expended for any other purpose
than that for which it was borrowed or for the reduction or discharge
the term for
of
the principal of the
There appears to
loan.
be no constitutional limit upon municipal indebtedness.
Statutes general and special have, however, been passed on this subject
with respect to cities and towns.
The latest legislation regarding the matter is known as Chapter 719 of the
Laws of 1913. approved May 26 1913.
The limit of indebtedness for cities
and towns (excepting Boston) is fixed by Sections 6 and 12 of this law.
Tb,6S6 sections followi
*
Section 6. Cities and towns may incur debt, outside the limit of Indebt¬
edness prescribed in this Act, for the following purposes and payable within
the periods hereinafter specified:
(1) For temporary loans under the provisions of Sec. 3. 4 or 9. one year.
(2) For establishing or purchasing a system for supplying the
of a city or town with water, or for the purchase of land for the protection
of a water system, or for acquiring water rights, 30 years.
(3) For the extension of water mains and for water
inhabitants
departmental equip¬
ment, 5
years.
enlarging
or electric
20
but the indebt¬
exceeding in a town
assessed valuation of such
For establishing, purchasing, extending or
a gas
lighting plant within the limits of a city or town,
years;
edness so incurred shall be limited to an amount not
5% and in a city 2H% of the last preceding
town or city.
(5) For acquiring land for the purposes of a
fied In 8ection 19 of Chapter 28 of the Revised Laws and
thereof, 30 years; but the indebtedness so incurred
(4)
amount not
exceeding H of 1%
city or town.
Debts for all of the
of tne
of
public playground, as speci¬
amendments
shall be limited to an
the last preceding assessed valuation
purposes mentioned in this section shall be
within the periods above specified from the date of the first Issue
or notes on account thereof, and may be incurred in accordance
provisions of existing law, except in so far as the same are
payable
of bonds
with the
inconsistent
June, 1921.]
with the provisions
MASSACHUSETTS-DEBT
of this Act.
All other debts hereafter incurred by
city
a
or town shall be reckoned in determining its limit of indebtedness, and debts
authorized under the provisions of this section, except for temporary loans,
may be incurred only by a vote of two-thirds of the voters present and
voting, or of two-thirds of all the members of a city council or other govern¬
ing body, taken by yeas and nays, and subject to the approval of the mayor,
if such approval is required by the charter of the city.
Section 12. Except as otherwise authorized by Section 0 of this Act
by Chapter 634 of the Acts of the year 1913, a city shall not authorize
indebtedness to an amount exceeding 2H %. and a town shall not authorize
or
indebtedness
to an
amount
exceeding 3%, on the average of the assessors'
valuations of the taxable property for the three preceding calendar years
the valuations being first reduced by the amount of all abatements allowed
thereon previous to the last day of December of the preceding calendar year.
Chapter 634 of the Laws of 1913, referred to above, provides for the pay¬
of outstanding demand notes and the restoration of trust funds.
ment
cable to It."
The specific reference to Boston is in Sect. 18, which follows:
"Section 18. Sections 53 of Part I of Chapter 490 of the Acts of 1909, as
amended by Chapter 521
of the Acts of 1910, is hereby further amended by
striking out the said section and inserting in place thereof the following—
Section 53. The taxes assessed in the city of Boston on property, exclusive
of the State tax and other amounts assessed upon the city by the Common¬
wealth, the county tax and sums required by law to be raised on account of
the city debt, shall not in any year exceed $10 55 on every $1,000 of the
average of the assessors' valuation of the taxable property therein for
the preceding three years, such valuation being first reduced by the amount
of all abatements allowed thereon previous to Dec. 31 in the year pre¬
ceding said assessment.
Any order or appropriation requiring a larger
assessment than is herein limited shall be void. *
Sections 13 and 14 relating to sinking funds and the payment of future
loans took effect upon the passage of the Act.
The other sections referred
to
above
became
effective Jan.
1
1914.
We have room here to give
only this brief outline of Chapter 719.
The law in full will be found in the
"Chronicle" of Aug. 23 1913, pages 486 to 488 Inclusive.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—Clause 15, Sec. 5, Part I, Chapter
490, of the Acts of 1909, provides that the following securities shall be ex¬
empt from taxation: "Bonds or certificates of indebtedness of the Common¬
wealth issued since the first day of January in the year 1906, and bonds,
notes and certificates of indebtedness of any county, fire district, water
supply district, city or town In the Commonwealth which may be issued
on or after the first day of May in the year 1908, stating on their face that
they are exempt from taxation in Massachusetts."
The 1917 Legislature passed an Act (Chapter 257, Laws of 1917) exempt¬
ing from taxation savings deposits when invested in bonds or certificates
of indebtedness of the United States.
The Act in full follows:
"Deposits
savings banks. Including such savings banks as are called institutions
savings, deposits in the savings departments of trust companies, and
deposits in the Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company, shall
be exempt from taxation when invested in bonds or certificates of indebt¬
edness of the United States of America."
in
vestment, and whose net Indebtedness does not exceed 5% of the
TAXATION OF MORTOAOES.—Chapter 761. Laws of 1914, given in
full In the "Chronicle'' of J uly 18,1914, page 212, provides that a bond secured
by mortgage on tangible property located within or without the Common¬
wealth
which is
subject to taxation wherever located, and which is thers
actually taxed, shall be exempt from taxation within the Commonwealth
registration of the same with the Tax Commissioner
and upon the payment to him of a fee of $3 per $1,000 annually.
of Massachusetts upon
INCOME TAX.—The 1916 Legislature passed a bill
(Chapter 269,
Laws of 1916) providing for a tax on incomes in accordance with a consti¬
tutional amendment adopted in Nov. 1915.
See "State and City" De¬
The law has been declared
partment" of "Chronicle
for June 3 1916.
V. 104, p. 2664.
constitutional by the State Supreme Court,
In 1920
V.
the
Ill, p.
Legislature passed
five amendments to the law.
408.
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,
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—POWER AND RESTRICTIONS—Investment by savings banks in Massachusetts is governed by Chap. 590
of the Acts of 1908, referred to in V. 87, p. 257, and in an editorial article
on
pages
law
was
5 and 6 of the "State and City Supplement" for May 29
1909.
further amended in 1909 and 1912 (see "Chronicle" of May
The
25 1912.
"State and City Department"), Clause "Fourteenth" was added in
the last two paragraphs of the section relating to street railways was
1913,
added
and in 1918 the Legislature authorized savings banks and savings
departments of trust companies in Massachusetts to invest in Farm Loan
bonds issued by Federal Land banks, and also the Investment by savings
banks in bankers' acceptances and bills of exchange.
In 1919 a law was
passed providing that railroad bonds, which were legal investments for
savings banks at the time when the U. 8. Government took over the opera¬
tion of the roads Issuing such bonds, shall not become Illegal investments
in 1915,
by reason of the operation of the roads by
passed extending this provision for a
at present reads as follows:
was
the'Government.
In 1920 a law
period of two more years.
The
law
SECTION
68. '
Deposits
and
the
Income derived
therefrom
shall
b.
invested only as follows:
FIRST—First Mortgages of Real Estate.—In first mortgages of
real estate
located In this Commonwealth not to exceed 60% of the value of such real
estate; but not more than 70% of the whole amount of deposits shall be so
Invested.
If a loan is made on unimproved and unproductive real estate,
the amount loaned thereon shall not exceed 40% of the value of such real
estate.
[For conditions that must be observed in making such loans see
law in full in V. 87, p. 257.]
In the public funds of the United States
the New England States.
SECOND—Public Funds.—(a)
or
of any of
(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 Common¬
wealth whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5% of the last preceding
valuation of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
(d) In the bonds or notes of any city of
Rhode Island or Connecticut whose net
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
indebtedness does not exceed 5%
preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment
of taxes; or of any county or town of said States whose net indebtedness
does not exceed 3 % of such valuation; or of any Incorporated water district
of said States which has within its limits more than five thousand Inhabit¬
ants
and 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.
Provided, that there Is not Included within the limits
of such water district, either wholly or in part, any city or town the bonds
or notes of which are not a legal Investment.
(e) In the legally authorized bonds of the States of New York, Pennsyl¬
vania
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri
and Iowa, and of the District of Columbia, and in the legally authorized
bonds for municipal purposes, and in the refunding bonds issued to take up
at maturity bonds which have been issued for other than municipal pur¬
poses
but on which the Interest has been fully paid, of any city of the afore¬
said States, which has at the date of such Investment more than thirty
thousand inhabitants, as established by the last national or State census
or city census, certified to by the city clerk or treasurer of said city, and
taken in the same manner as a national or State census, preceding such in¬
of the last
valuation
last preceding valu¬
(f) 1 In the legally authorized bonds of the States of California, Delaware,
Nebraska, New Jersey, Oregon and Washington, and in the legally author¬
ized bonds for municipal purposes or In refunding bonds which have been
Issued for other than municipal purposes, but on which the Interest haa
been fully paid, of any city of the States of California, Connecticut, Dela¬
ware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland,
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wash¬
ington and Wisconsin, which has at the date of such investment more than
one hundred thousand inhabitants, established in the same manner as is
provided Injsubdivision (e) of thisiclause, and whose net Indebtedness does
not exceed seven per cent of the valuation of the taxable property therein,
established and ascertained as provided in subdivision (e) of this clause.
G'he Attorney-General on April 28 1914 held that p. 1629.] the City of
neapolis, Minn., were legal investments. V. 98, bonds of
(g) In subdivisions (d), (e) and (f) of this clause the words "net Indebted¬
ness"
mean the indebtedness of a county, city, town or district omitting
debts created for supplying the inhabitants with water and debts created in
anticipation of taxes to be paid within
of
sinking
Farm
funds
Loan
available
one year,
and deducting the amount
for the payment of the indebtedness included.
be lawful for savings banks and savings
Bonds.—"It shall
departments of trust companies in this Commonwealth to invest in farm
loan bonds lawfully issued by Federal Land banks incorporated under the
provisions of the Act of Congress approved July 17 1916, entitled "An Act
to provide capital for agricultural development, to create standard forms
of Investment based upon farm mortgage, to equalize rates of interest upon
farm loans, to furnish a market for United States bonds, to create Govern¬
ment depositaries and financial agents for the United States, and for other
purposes."
RAILROAD
BON DS.
Massachusetts Railroads.
THIRD.—(a) In the bonds or notes, Issued in accordance with the laws of
this Commonwealth, of a railroad corporation Incorporated therein the rail¬
road of which is located wholly or in part therein, which has paid In
in cash an amount equal to not less than 4% per annum on all its
dividends
outstand¬
ing issues of capital stock in each fiscal year for the five years next preceding
such Investment, or In the first mortgage bonds of a terminal corporation
incorporated in this Commonwealth and whose property Is located therein,
which Is owned and operated, or the bonds of which are guaranteed as to
principal and interest, or assumed, by such railroad corporation.
Any
shares of the
capital stock of a railroad corporation leased to such railroad
corporation, which are owned by said lessee corporation, shall not be con¬
as outstanding within the meaning of this subdivision.
sidered
New England Railroads.
In the bonds
(b)
or
assumed bonds of
a
railroad corporation incorporated
In any of the New England States at least one-half of the railroad of which
located in said States, whether such corporation is In possession of and
Is
Is
operating Its own road or is leased to another railroad corporation; provided
either that such bonds shall be secured by a first mortgage of the whole or
a part of the railroad and railroad property of such corporation or by a
refunding
mortgage as described in paragraph (3) or (4) of subdivision g; or
that If the railroad and railroad property of such corporation are unincum¬
bered by mortgage, such bonds snail be issued under the authority of one of
said States which provides by law that no such railroad corporation which
has Issued bonds shall subsequently execute a mortgage upon
its road, equip¬
ment and franchise or upon any of its real or personal property, without In¬
cluding in and securing by such mortgage all bonds previously Issued and
all Its pre-existing debts and liabilities, which provision, so enacted In such
State, shall have been accepted by the stockholders of such corporation;
and provided, that such corporation has paid in dividends in cash an amount
equal to not less than 4% per annum on all its outstanding Issues of capital
stock In each fiscal year for the five years next preceding such investment.
(c) In the first mortgage bonds or assumed first mortgage bonds or in
the bonds secured by a refunding mortgage as described in paragraphs (3)
or (4) of subdivision g, of a railroad corporation Incorporated in any of the
New England States the railroad of which Is located wholly or in part
therein, which have been guaranteed as to principal and Interest by a
railroad corporation described in subdivisions a or b which is in possession
of and is
for
also
STATE
of the taxable property therein, to be ascertained by the
ation of property therein for the assessment of taxes.
Cities and towns which have demand notes outstanding or which have ex¬
pended town or trust funds for general expenses, were required to raise In the
tax levy of 1914 an amount necessary to redeem the notes and restore the
funds, or if to do this would impose too great a burden. they could borrow
for the purpose for a period not to exceed 15 years.
Section 5 of Chapter 719 specifies for just what purposes debts may be
Incurred within the limit fixed by Section 12, and states also for what periods
such debt shall run.
Sections 3,4 and 9 authorize the issuance of temporary
loans, payable in not more than one year from date, in anticipation of the
sale of bonds or notes already voted, in anticipation of the revenue of the
financial year, for the payment of any land damages or expenses of altering
grade crossings or any proportion of expense of constructing a highway in
anticipation of reimbursement by the Commonwealth.
Section 8 prohibits
the sale of bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness at less than par.
How¬
ever, under Section 10 temporary loans issued under Sections 3, 4 and 9
may be negotiated at a discount.
Section 13 prohibits the creation of
further sinking funds, but such funds established prior to the passage of
the Act must be continued until the debt for which they were established
has matured.
Hereafter notes shall not be made payable on demand
(Section 14) and the payment of all debt, except that incurred under Sec¬
tions 3, 4 and 9, must be made by such annual installments as will extin¬
guish the same at maturity.
Section 1 distinctly excepts Boston from the general provisions of the Act
in the following words:
''Section 1. The provisions of this Act shall not,
except as is hereinafter specified, apply to the city of Boston, but said city
shall remain subject to the provisions of all general and special laws appli¬
OF
(d)
operating its own road.
bond shall be made a legal investment by subdivision b unless
or assumed such bond has, during its fiscal
next preceding the date of such Investment, paid In dividends on its
No
the corporation which issued
year
capital stock an amount equal to one-third of the total amount
paid on all its direct and assumed funded indebtedness.
No bond shall be made a legal investment by subdivision c
corporation which guaranteed such bond has, during its fiscal
preceding such Investment, paid In dividends on its capital stock
equal to one-third of the total amount of Interest paid on all
assumed and guaranteed funded indebtedness.
Other
of Interest
unless the
year next
an amount
its direct,
Railroads.
.
(e)
In the mortgage bonds, as described In any of the following sub¬
divisions of this clause, of any railroad corporation incorporated under the
of the United States:
Provided, that during each of the ten fiscal years of such railroad cor¬
poration next preceding the date of such investment—
(1) Such railroad corporation owned in fee not less than five hundred
miles of standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United
States, or if such corporation owned in fee less than five hundred miles of
such railroad, the gross earnings of such corporation, reckoned as herein¬
after provided, shall have been not less than fifteen million dollars;
(2) Such railroad corporation shall have paid the matured principal and
interest of all its mortgage indebtedness;
(3) Such railroad corporation shall have paid in dividends In cash to Its
stockholders an amount equal to at least four per cent upon all its out¬
standing capital stock.
(4) The gross earnings from the operation of the property of such rail¬
road corporation, Including therein the gross earnings of all railroads leased
and operated or' controlled and operated by said corporation, and the gross
earnings from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it, shall
not have been less in amount than five times the amount necessary to pay
the interest payable upon its entire outstanding indebtedness, the rentals
of all leased lines, and the Interest on all the outstanding indebtedness of
railroads controlled and operated which is not owned by said corporation
after deducting from
said interest and rentals interest and dividends
received from
the
stocks, bonds
or
notes
of railroad corporations not
operated by said corporation, which have been deposited with a trustee as
the only security to secure the payment of bonds or notes Issued by said
corporation, but not In excess of the interest on said last-named bonds or notes.
And further provided, that—
(5) No bonds shall be made a legal investment by subdivision g in case
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds
which, together with all outstanding prior debts of the issuing or assuming
laws of any
corporation, including all
bonds not issued that may legally be issued
under any of its prior mortgages or of its assumed prior mortgages, after
deducting therefrom, in case of a refunding mortgage, the bonds reserved
under the provisions of said mortgage to retire prior lien debts at maturity,
shall exceed three times the outstanding capital stock of said corporation
at the date of such Investment.
(6) No bonds shall be made a legal Investment by subdivision i or ) in
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds
which, added to the total debt of the guaranteeing corporation as defined
in paragraph five, including therein the authorized amount of all previously
guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of such
case
at said date the total debt of the corporation which
fruaranteeing corporation outstanding at the date of suchissued said bonds
Investment; nor
n
case
shall exceed three times its outstanding
In the case of a mortgage executed
capital stock.
prior to the passage of this Act,
may be issued is not spe¬
cifically stated, the amount of bonds outstanding thereunder at the date of
such investment shall be considered, for the purposes of paragraph five
and of this paragraph, as the total authorized issue.
(7) Any railroad corporation which is mentioned in subdivision c of
clause fourth of section twenty-six of chapter one hundred and thirteen of
the Revised Laws shall be considered as having complied with all the re¬
quirements of this subdivision preceding paragraph five up to and including
the fiscal year of said corporation in which this Act is passed.
under which
♦
the total amount of
bonds which
DESCRIPTION
OF
BONDS.
Definition of First Mortgage.—Whenever the term "first
(1)
is used in the following subdivisions, it shall mean,
fied,
a
mortgage"
unless otherwise quali¬
first mortgage on not less than seventy-five per cent of the
owned in
fee at the date of the mortgage
railroad
by the railroad corporation on
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MASSACHUSETTS
24
■■
seventy-five per
connected;
on less
ment.
railway corporations are not
STATUS
representing or covering railroad mileage not owned In fee. the bonds se¬
cured by said mortgage shall not become legal investments unless said
corporation owns in fee at least seventy-five per cent of the total mileage
which is subject to the lien of said mortgage and which is represented or
covered by said stocks or bonds;
(2) A first mortgage, or a mortgage or trust Indenture which is in effect
a first mortgage, upon all the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage
or trust Indenture,
by virtue of the Irrevocable pledge with the trustee
thereof of an entire issue or issues of bonds which are a first lien upon the
allroad of a railroad corporation which is owned and operated, controlled
nd operated or leased and operated by the corporation issuing or assuming
bonds;
1
which covers at least seventy-five per cent of
in fee by said corporation at the date of said mortgage
A refunding mortgage
provides for the retirement of all outstanding mortgage
debts which are
prior lien upon said railroad owned in fee and covered by said refunding
the date thereof.
But If any of the bonds which said refunding
mortgage is given to refund are secured on a railroad not owned In fee by
a
mortgage at
corporation executing said refunding mortgage, there shall be conveyed
said refunding mortgage either—
seventy-five per cent of the railroad on which each Issue of bonds
be refunded is secured, free from any mortgage lien except that of the
the
and assigned to the trustee of
At least
to
securing the bonds to be refunded; or
seventy-five per cent of the outstanding bonds of each issue
by a mortgage lien upon such railroad; and all of said
railroad not owned in fee which Is so subjected to the lien of said refunding
mortgage shall be the railroad of one or more railroad corporations which
are owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and operated,
by the corporation issuing or assuming said refunding mortgage bonds;
But In no case shall the bonds secured by said refunding mortgage become
a legal Investment unless they mature at a later date than any bonds which
said refunding mortgage Is given to refund, nor unless the total mileage
subjected to the lien of said refunding mortgage in accordance with the
requirements of this paragraph Is at least twenty-five per cent greater that
the mileage covered by any one of the mortgages securing bonds which said
refunding mortgage is given to refund.
(4) A mortgage upon not less than ten per cent of the railroad, ex¬
clusive of sidings, owned in fee at the date of said mortgage by the corpora¬
tion Issuing or assuming said bonds, but In no case on less than five hundred
continuous miles of standard-gauge railroad; provided, that
Said mortgage Is a first or second lien upon not less than seventy-five
per cent of the total railroad covered by said mortgage at the date thereof,
and which provides for the retirement of all mortgage debts which are a
prior lien upon said railroad owned In fee and covered by said mortgage,
mortgage pr mortgages
At
least
Is secured
which
at the date of
the execution thereof;
by said mortgage mature at a later
date than, and
than Is covered by,
bonds secured
The
cover
mileage at least twenty-five per cent greater
a
of the bonds secured by a prior lien mortgage so to
The date of said mortgage shall be at least five years
any
such
be retired;
prior to the date of
investment.
been assumed, or which have been
guaranteed by endorsement as to both
onds
made
Erlnclpal and Interest by, a railroad under paragraphs three or four of sub¬
legal Investment corporation whose refunding mortgage
a
division g; provided. that—
prior to and are to be refunded by such refunding mortgage;
refunding mortgage covers all the real property upon which the
securing said underlying bonds Is a lien.
case of bonds so guaranteed or assumed, the corporation Issuing
said bonds Is owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and
Said bonds are
Said
mortgage
In the
•operated, by said railroad corporation.
(1) Guaranteed Obligations.—Bonds which have been guaranteed by en¬
dorsement as to both principal and interest by a railroad corporation which
has complied with all the provisions of subdivision e: provided, that—
Said bonds are secured by a first mortgage on the railroad of a railroad
corporation which is owned and operated, controlled and operated, or
leased and operated, by the corporation guaranteeing said bonds;
In the case of a leased railroad, the entire capital stock of which, except
shares qualifying directors, is not owned by the lessee, the rental includes
an amount to be paid to the stockholders of said leased railroad equal to at
least four per cent per annum upon that portion of the entire capital stock
thereof outstanding which is not owned by the lessee.
(j) First mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation which during each ol
its ten fiscal years next preceding the date of such investment has complied
with all the requirements of paragraphs two, three and four of subdivision
e; provided, that said bonds are guaranteed by endorsement as to both
principal and interest by a railroad corporation which has complied with
all the requirements of subdivision e preceding paragraph five, notwith¬
standing that the railroad of said issuing corporation is not operated by
said guaranteeing corporation.
CORPORATION NOT TO LOSE CREDIT BY TEMPORARY DISTURB¬
ANCE OF RELATION OF GROSS EARNINGS TO FIXED CHARGES.
(k) Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under any
provisions of this Act shall not be rendered Illegal although the cor¬
poration Issuing, assuming or guaranteeing such bonds shall fail for a period
not exceeding two successive fiscal years to comply with the requirements of
of the
paragraph four of subdivision e; but no further Investment in the bonds
issued, assumed or guaranteed by said corporation shall be made during
said period.
If after the expiration of said period said corporation complies
for the
shall be
following fiscal year with all the requirements of subdivision e,
regarded as having complied therewith during said period.
BONDS
NOT
TO
BECOME
ILLEGAL
ONI
ACCOUNT
it
OF
CONSOLIDATION.
Bonds which have been or shall become legal Investments under any
of the provisions of this Act shall not be rendered illegal, although the
(I)
property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to or
legally acquired by another railroad corporation, and although the corporaton which issued or assumed said bonds has been or shall be consolidated
with another railroad corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing cor¬
poration shall assume the payment of said bonds, and so long as it shall
continue to Day regularly interest or dividends, or both, upon the securities
issued against, in exchange for or to acquire the stock of the corporation
consolidated, or the property purchased, or upon securities subsequently
Issued In exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount at least equal to
4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding at the time of such consol¬
idation
or
purchase, of said corporation which issued
CREDIT
OF
A
CORPORATION NOT
CONSOLIDATION.
TO
or
assumed said bond
BE
LOST
BY
railroad corporation which has complied witn all the lequiree preceding paragraph five, except that the period of
compliance is less than ten, but not less than five successive years, shall be,
or shall have been, thereupon consolidated or merged into, or its railroad
purchased and all or the debts of such corporation assumed by, another
railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any of the United States
such corporation so succeeding shall be considered as having complied with
all the provisions of subdivision e preceding paragraph five duriqg those
successive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or
(m)
ments
If
a
of subdivision
considered
Surchase in which all continuous corporation in or purchased corporations,
said consolidated, merged ownership and possession,
as
RAILROADS UNDER
FEDERAL CONTROL.
Railroad bonds, which were
vestments authorized by
law.
Approved May 7 1920.
PRESENT
INVESTMENTS
NOT
TO
BECOME
ILLEGAL.
this Act shall not render illegal the invest¬
of real estate held by such corporation at the time
of its passage, nor the investment at such time or thereafter In any issue
of bonds or notes dated prior to its passage, in which such corporation was
then authorized to invest, so long as such bonds or notes continue to com¬
ply with the requirements of law then in force.
i
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
FIFTH.—In the bonds of any street railway company incorporated in
FOURTH.—The provisions of
ment in any mortgages
Commonwealth the railway of which is located wholly or in part
and which has earned and paid in dividends in cash an amount
all Its outstanding capital stock In each
of the five years last preceding the certification by the Board of Railroad
Commlss'oners hereinafter provided for.
No such investment shall be
made unless said company appears from returns made by It to the Board of
Railroad Commissioners to have properly paid said dividends without im¬
pairment of assets or capital stock, and said board shall on or before the
fifteenth day of January In each year certify and transmit to the Bank
Commissioner a list of such street railway companies.
Dividends paid by way of rental to stockholders of a leased street railway
company shall be deemed to have been earned and paid by said company
within the meaning of this clause, provided that said company shall have
annually earned, and properly paid in dividends In cash, without impair¬
ment of assets or capital stock, an amount equal to at least five per cent
upon all its outstanding capital stock In each of the five fiscal years next
preceding the date of the lease thereof.
If two or more street railway companies have been consoli lated by pur¬
chase or otherwise during the five years prior to said certification, the pay¬
ment severally from the earnings of each year of dividends equivalent in
the aggregate to a dividend of five per cent on the aggregate capital stocks
of the several companies during the years preceding such consolidation
shall be sufficient for the purpose of this Act.
*
Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under the
provisions of this clause shall not, except as hereinafter provided, be
deemed to be an illegal investment by reason of the fact that the corporation
issuing such bonds shall hereafter fail or shall have heretofore failed for a
period not exceeding two successive fiscal years to earn and pay dividends in
accordance with the requirements of this clause, but no further investments
In the bonds issued by the corporation shall be made during said period.
If after the expiration of said period the corporation earns and pays or has
earned and paid dividends during the following fiscal year in accordance
with the requirements of this clause, it shall be regarded as having complied
therewith during said period; provided, that it shall not have so failed to
comply during any other period within the next preceding five years; and
provided, that during said period of non-compliance its annual earnings
shall have at least been sufficient to provide for the payment of the interest
upon its outstanding indebtedness and all other fixed charges in addition
to its operating expenses.
Nothing in this Act shall be interpreted as in¬
validating any investments in bonds now held as legal investments by
savings banks and trust companies of this Commonwealth under the pro¬
this
therein,
(h) Bonds Underlying Refunding Mortgages.—Mortgage bonds or bonds
secured by mortgage bonds which are a direct obligation of, or which have
are
OF
legal investments for savings banks at the
time when the Government of the United States, under the Act of Congress
approved Mar. 21 1918, took over the operation of the railroads issuing
such bonds, shall not become illegal investments by reason of the operation
of the railroads by the Federal Governmeht.
The time during which any
such railroad is operated by the Federal Government shall be excluded,
including the year in which the Government operation ends, in determining
the compliance of any such railroad with the provisions of this section:
provided, however, that in case a railroad corporation the mortgage bonds
of which would become legal for investment under sub-division e of this
section upon its compliance with the requirements of said sub-division
■hall have complied with the requirements of said sub-division during the
two years or more next preceding Jan. 1 1918, such railroad corporation
shall be deemed to have complied with the requirements of said sub-division
during the period of the Government operation of its railroad, including
the year in which such Government operation ends, in computing the time
of compliance with the requirements of said sub-division.
The time during which any railroad is operated by the Government of the
United States under the provisions of an Act of Congress approved Aug. 29
1916, of an Act of Congress approved March 21 1918, or of any other Act
or Acts of the Congress of the United States, and for two years thereafter,
and the earnings made and dividends paid during said time and for said
two years thereafter shall not be taken into consideration in determining
whether the bonds of the railroad corporation comply with any of the pro¬
visions of this section.
Any railroad corporation, which, at the time when
me operation of its railroad by the Government of the United States under
tne provisions of the said Act or Acts began, had complied with the provi¬
sions of subdivision e of this clause, for one or more years next preceding the
commencement of such Government operation and control shall be entitled
to include, in computing tne period of ten years prescribed by the provisions
of said subdivision e every year during any part of which its railroad shall
have been operated by the Government or the United States under the
provisions of said Act or Acts, and the two years succeeding the termination
of such operation, in determining whether such corporation has complied
with the provisions of said subdivision e each year for ten years.
Except
as hereinbefore provided, whenever a reference is made in said subdivision e
to a period of ten years preceding the date of an investment in the bonds of
any railroad corporation, such period shall be deemed exclusive of any time
during which the property of such railroad corporation has been operated
by the Government of the United States under the provisions of tne said
Acts and of the two years succeeding the termination of such operation.
Section 2. Any bonds acquired by savings banks or institutions for sav¬
ings, or by any institution to which said Chapter 590 applies, prior to the
passage of this Act, or at any time hereafter, which comply with the provi¬
sions of said clause entitled
Third," as amended by said Chapter 13 or by
this Act, so long as they continue to comply therewith, be retained as in¬
o
Direct Obligations.—Bonds Issued or assumed by a railroad corpora¬
subdivision e. which are secured by a mortgage which was
thereof or is at the date of such Investment—
(1) A first mortgage on railroad owned In fee by the corporation Issuing
or assuming said bonds, except that, If It Is not a first mortgage on seventyfive per cent of all such railroad owned In fee by said corporation. It shall be
a first mortgage
on at least seventy-five per cent of the railroad subject
to the lien of said mortgage at the date thereof; but if any stocks or bonds
are deposited with the trustee of said mortgage as part security therefor,
railroad corporations within the meaning of
Act.
this
'■
the railroad owned
CORPORATIONS ARE NOT RAILROAD
(n) In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires, "railroad corpora¬
tion" means a corporation which owns or is in possession of and operating
a railroad or railway of the class usually operated by steam power.
Street
(g)
and
RAILWAY
CORPORATIONS.
tion described in
(3)
,
STREET
five years
at the date
said
[Vol. 112.
STATE
purchase.
prior to the date of Investment therein all the railroad
subject to the lien of said mortgage at the date of execution thereof has
been operated by, and Its operations included In, the operations of the
railroad corporation which Issues, assumes or guarantees said bonds;
The date of said mortgage is at least five years prior to the date of such
investment; except that a first mortgage given in substitution for and not
greater in amount than such a first mortgage, and covering the same rail¬
road property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this require¬
For
OF
equivalent to at least ten successive years, but which shall be in no case
less than the two fiscal years next following said consolidation, merger or
than
exclusive of
cent of the railroad subject to the
the railroad of which said mortgage Is a lien, but In no case
one
hundred continuous miles of standard-gauge railroad,
sidings; provided, that
lien of said mortgage Is
DEBT
"*■"
■
■
one
would have so complied:
provided, that said succeeding corporation shall
which shall make such compliance
continue so to comply for a.further period
equal to at least five per cent upon
vision of existing law.
The Public Service Commission
shall, after the passage of this Act, certify
and transmit to the Bank Commissioner a list of any street railway com¬
panies whose boDds may be or become legal investments by virtue of the
provisions thereof.
TELEPHONE
BONDS. \
subject to tne pro¬
fourteen of the Revised Laws,
COMPANY
SIXTH.—In the bonds of any telephone company
visions of section thirty-seven of chapter
and of which a majority of the directors are
residents of the Commonwealth:
of the five fiscal years of such telephone com¬
next preceding the date of such investment—
(1) The gross Income of such telephone company shall have been not less
than ten million dollars per annum.
(2) Such telephone company shall have paid the matured* principal and
interest of all its indebtedness.
(3) Such telephone company shall have paid In dividends in cash an
amount equal to not less than six per cent per annum on all its outstanding
Provided, that during each
pany
issues of
capital stock.
(4) The dividends paid on the capital stock of such telephone company
shall not have been less than the total amount necessary to pay the Interest
upon
Its entire outstanding
indebtedness.
that such bonds shall be secured either (a) by a
least seventy-five per cent of the property of such
or (b) by the deposit with a trust company incorporated
(5) And further provided
first mortgage upon at
telephone company
under the laws of this Commonwealth of
bonds and shares of stock of other
telephone corporations, under an Indenture of trust which limits the amount
so secured to seventy-five per cent of the value of the securities
of bonds
deposited as stated and determined in said Indenture, and provided that
during each of the five years next preceding such investment the annual
Interest
and dividends paid In cash on the securities deposited have
amounted to not less than fifty per cent in excess of the annual interest on
the bonds outstanding and secured by said deposit.
Not more than two
per cent of the deposits of any savings bank shall be invested m the bonds
of telephone companies.
1
June, 1921.]
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES
SIXTH.—In the bonds of a gas, electric or water
company secured by
a'first mortgage of the franchise and
property of the company: provided,
that
the
net
earnings
of
the
after payment of all operating
expenses, taxes and interest, as reported to, and
according to the require¬
ments of, the
proper authorities of the commonwealth, have been in each
of the three fiscal years
preceding the making of such investment equal to
not less than 4% on all its
capital stock outstanding in each of said years;
and, provided, that the gross earnings of the
company in the fiscal year
preceding the making of the investment have been not less than one hundred
thousand dollars.
[Approved April 4 1921.]
BANK
STOCKS
DEPOSITS
IN
BANKS
SEVENTH.—In the stock of a banking association located in the New
England States and Incorporated under the authority of the United States,
In the stock of a trust
company incorporated under the laws of and doing
business within this Commonwealth, but such
corporation shall not hold
both by way of investment an<Vas
security for loans more than twenty per
or
of its deposits In the stock of such associations or
companies, nor in any
one such association or
company more than three per cent of its deposits
in, nor more than one hundred thousand dollars nor more than
one-quarter
of the capital stock of, such association
or company.
Such corporation
may deposit not more than two and one-half per cent of its deposits in any
banking association Incorporated under the
cent
authority of the United States
Commonwealth, and in any trust company incorporated
in this Commonwealth, but such
deposit shall not in any case exceed Ave
hundred thousand dollars nor twenty-five per cent of the
capital stock and
surplus fund of such depositary.
and located in this
Clause Eighth relates to loans
on personal
security, which are restricted
deposits and Income.
[In addition to loans authorized
by Clause Eighth, under an Act approved April 8 1910, banks may loan on
to one-third
of the
notes with
pledge
a
collateral of life Insurance policies.
V. 90, p. 1376.]
Clause Ninth concerns the amount to be invested in a bank
building. Clause
Tenth deals with real estate acquired
by foreclosure, and Clause Eleventh
with securities acquired in settlement of indebtedness
Clause Twelfth re¬
lates to pledges of securities as collateral and provides against
invalidating
the same.
For the provisions of these clauses, see V. 87, p. 257, where the
law was printed in full.
as
SEVENTH (a) In bankers' acceptances and bills of
exchange of the kinds
and maturities made eligible by law for rediscount with Federal Reserve
banks, provided the same are accepted by a bank, banking association or
trust company incorporated under the laws of the United States or of
this Commonwealth, and having its
principal place of business within the
Commonwealth.
Not more than 10% of the deposits and of the income
derived therefrom shall be invested by any savings bank in bankers' ac¬
ceptances or bills of exchange, nor shall any savings bank invest in the
acceptances and bills of exchange eligible
by law for rediscount with Fed¬
eral
Reserve
banks
of
any one accepting bank or trust company to any
5% of Its deposits and of the income derived therefrom.
aggregate amount of bankers' acceptances and bills of exchange of
any bank, banking association or trust company held by any savings bank
amount in excess of
The
shall
not
exceed
20%
banking association
or
This town is in
of the paid
up
capital and surplus of such bank,
trust company.
LIST OF BONDS TO
Hampshire County.
Population 1910, 5,112;
1759.
1920, 5 550.
x
High-School Bonds.
4s '15
J-J ($2 ;,000c_july 1 '2l-'25
\ 40.000c_July 1 *26-'35
x Sewerage Bonds.
4s '15
J-J
$24,000c_July 1 '22-'45
Mill Valley bridge bonds
$18,000
Refunding loan
6,000
Sewer loan
$10,000
Conn. River
sewer
loan
28,000
Conn River
fifth
and sixth.
Said list shall at all times be open to public inspection
a ropy thereof shall be sent to
every savings bank.
The Bank Commissioner issued a report in Feb. 1921,
containing a list
and
of
bonds considered leqol under clauses second, third, fourth,
fifth and sixth of the
This list appeared in the "State and City
Department" of the
"Chronicle" June 11 1921, page 2554.
above Act.
-
—
Total tax
x
on
(per $1,000)
1920—$25.40
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston;
others in Amherst.
♦Of
this
$50,000-00
held by Sinking Fund.
amount
is
This
May
1920,
6 1646.
7,489.
in
Essex
Pop'n
Co.
1910,
7,301;
4)^s'17 F-A
'21-'36
1
'16
4s
15,000--.-July
...
40.000--Oct 1
Water Bonds.
4s
J-D $20,000c.June 1
4s
J-D
15,000c. -June
4s
J-D
5,000c. -June
3 Xs
A-0
11.000c. Apr 1
3 Hs'08 J-D
24,000c_June 1
4s '10
4s
4s '14
A-0
M-S
M-N
19,000c_Apr 1 '22-'35
4 660c. __Sept 1 1921
3.000c May 1 '22-'21
Apr 1919— $343,000
Sinking fund and cash
Total valuation 1920
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1920
Value town property
63.889
10,090,0 6
$24.50
17
and the Attorney-General finds that "no matter what the
finding of the
Commission appointed under the Act with reference to assets and liabilities
was, it would not in and of Itself make any change in the standing of securi¬
ties for savings bank investments."
See V. 92, p. 541.
...
110,000
6s '20
A-O
1930-1939
4s
'
/
6,000c_0ct
1,300c.. .Oct
'21-'23
1
1
1924
Bonds.
J-J
$130,000.-July 1 *2l-'40
J-J
139,000—July 1 '2l-'42
A-0
65,000- 0ct 1 '21-'41
Tax notes
Total valuation 1920
22,106,770
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$25.90
Pop'n 1910, 16,215; 1920
INT.
Boston
at
19.731
Safe
Deposit &
Co., Boston, First Nat.
Bank and Commonwealth Trust Co.,
&-
Trust
of Boston.
ayer.
This town is In Middlesex
County.
Incorporated in 1871.
ARLINGTON."""
This town is in Middlesex County.
Incorporated by Act of Feb. 27 1807,
Water Bonds.
4?
M-S $25,000
4s
_s
$48,000
Water Works.
4s '92
J-J
$92,000c_—Jan
1922
4s '94
1924
-
___
4s
'12
J-D
4s *17
J-D
2.000
J-D
4,000—Dec 15 '21-*22
4Xs'19 J-D
Dec. 15 '21-'22
(20,000-Dec 15 *21-'24
'20
5s
15
1921
4,000
J-D
M-S $10.000.-Mar 1
*22-*26
Park Notes.
4s '18
Dec
1928-1936
($5,000 biennially.)
Water Notes.
effective June 1807.
J-D
ap¬
F-A$103,500—Aug 1 '21-'32
(56,000—Oct 1 *21-'24
165,000—Oct 1 '25-'29
Railway Bonds.
iXs
$18,000--Oct 1 '21-'28
4^s*19
(18,000
1921-1929
Co., Boston.
A-0
The Act stated that "nothing herein contained shall authorize the
investment by savings banks in the securities aforesaid unless they are other¬
wise legal investments under the provisions of Chapter 590, Acts of 1909."
12
1,232,589
A-O
1911
4s
4Xs'19
_
BOND. DEBT
4s *10
& Hartford RR. Co., and for the
purpose of determining
the assets were sufficient to show the road a solvent cor¬
Notes.
'21-'40
4s *97
not
62.500c.July 1 '21-'4l
10,000—July 1 *2l-'30
Imot.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 25 '2111,552,800
(incl.)
300,000
Sinking funds
322,540
Water debt (incl. above).
323,009
Water sink, fund (add'l;..
179,491
'22-'23
Debt, outside limit (incl.).
911,260
1 1925
Borrowing capacity
222,439
1 1928
Assess, val., real
14,658,140
'22-'32 Assess,
val., personal
7,448,630
'22-'33
'28-'30
5s *20
4s '95
or
A-0
$4,000.May 18 *22-'23
Paving Bonds.
6s '20
M-S $60,000c.Sept 1 *21-'24
School Bonds.
4s
such
York New Haven
A-O
A-O
'04
4s
dered
whether
Is
7,000_.Aug 1 '21-'27
a,
poration.
As noted in V. 92, p. 462, the report of the Commission
pointed under the Act referred to was filed with the Legislature on Feb
30,000c. ..Apr 11932
30,000c.-Oct
1 1933
20,000c.-Oct
11934
JHs'05 M-S 100,000c...Mch 1 1935
3Hs'05 M-N 50,000c.-Nov 1 1935
4s *08
A-O
26.000c._Apr 1'22-'34
la
Sewer Bonds.
J-D
530,000c--June 1 1928
4s '15
J-J
30,625
July 1 '2l-'27
4s
1926
5,000c—Oct
15,000c.-Oct
1928
1927
10,000c.-Oct
10,000c.-Oct 1 1925
5.000—Dec 1 *21-'25
2,000—Dec 2 '21-22
the
J-J
iXa
Sewer
92,000c.-Apr
opinion in Feb. 1911 with reference to the Act passed by
Legislature in June 1910 to validate bonds and stocks of the New
J-J
\
School Bonds.
4s *16
A-O $80,000c_0ct
A-O
an
J-J
is
Inc.
A-0
rendered
J-J
Is
—
is
town
A-O
[Opinion of Attorney-General Regarding Legality of N. Y. N. H. & Hart¬
ford RR. Bonds as Savings Banks Investments.]—The Attorney-General
Is
$25.000c—-Oct 1 1922
75,000c&r July 1 *23-'24
35,000c.-July l'26-'27
13,000c...July 1 1928
'27,000r..July 1 '29-'30
...
ANDOVER.
4s '96
years legal investments under the provisions of subdivisions
b, c or d of Clause 3, or Clause 6 of this section shall not be ren¬
illegal although the corporation issuing. assuming or guaranteeing
bonds shall fail for a period not exceeding two successive years to
comply, as to dividends on Its capital stock, with the requirements of the
clauses specified above;
but no further investment in the bonds Issued,
assumed or guaranteed by such corporation shall be made during said
period.
If after the expiration of said
period, such corporation complies for the
following fiscal year with the requirements of the clauses specified above, it
shall be regarded as having complied therewith
during said period; provided
that It shall not have so failed to comply during any other
period within
the next preceding ten years.
A-O
—
Other assess, property
150,810
Total val. 1920—_
—.'--7,150,021
4s '98
FOURTEENTH.—Bonds which at any time hereafter have been for ten
successive
'22-'30
1
Water Bonds
4s
...
BE PREPARED
the Commissioner shall prepare a list of all the bonds and notes which are
then legal Investments under the provisions of clauses second,
third, fourth,
Hospital Bonds.
A-O $46,000c. Apr
5s '20
bridge loan
4,.320
Refunding school loan
3,200 is '11
J-J
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20-*$152,000 4s
Assessed val., real
5,447,178
Park St.
Assessed val., personal
1,552,033 5X&
INT. payable at Old Colony Trust
THIRTEENTH.—Not later than the first day of February in each year
35
TOWNS
amherst.
Inc.
company,
AND
AND
I 4,000— -Dec 15 1925
4s
$2.500
...
School
4s
.$250 yrly
Notes.
$i.000—Oct 1'21-'22
Bridge Bonds.
4s
$l,000__Nov 1 '21-'22
GEN. DEBT Dec. 31 1920
$29,700
Floating debt
5,000
Water debt (additional)
37,000
Assess, val. real estate
2,490.315
Assess, val. personal
565,120
Total val. '20 (X act.)
3,055,435
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$22.30
Pop'n 1910, 2,797; 1920
3,052
...
...
L0nif''
4s '96
M-N 515.000c--Nov
4Hs'14 M-N
1 1946
Nov 1 '21-'24
2,000
Sewer Bonds.
4s '96
J-D5100.000c--June 1 1936
J-D
4s '03
10,500--Dec 31 1923
4s *16
J-D
4,000—Dec 15 '21-'22
4s '17
J-D
14.000-June 1 '21-'27
barnstable.
This town is in Barnstable
County.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20
$86,000
Floating debt
100,000
Assessed val'n, real estate. 8,712,220
Assessed value, personal.. 1,451,030
Total valuation 1920
10,163,250
4^s'19 J-D
4,000-Dec 15 '21-'22
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$19.20
5s '20
J-D
16,000.June 30 '21-*28
Population 1910, 4,676; 1920.-4,836
Highway Loans.
4Hs'14 M-N $1,000—Nov 1 *21-*24
4s '14
M-N
2,000—Nov 1 '21-*22 barnstable county.
The county seat Is Barnstable.
4s *18
J-D
7,200—Dec 15 '21-'23
5s '20
J-D
12,000.Dec 15 *21-'24
Court-House Notes.
Town-Hall-Site Loan.
3X8
A-O
$2,000
Oct 1 1921
Infirmary Bonds.
4s '16
M-N$30,000.-Dec 1 '2l-'26
1 1921 4s *16
A-O
16,090-Apr 20 '22-'26
4s '08
J-D
15,000c_Dec31 *21-'26 5s
15,000—June 1 '22-27
4s '10
J-D
15,000c_Dec 1 '21-'25
5.40s'20 J-J
13,500c.July 1 '22-*30
4HisT4M-N J120,000
1921-1932 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20 $210,933
I
6.000
Nov 1 1933
Floating debt
70,000
J-J
4s '14
12,000.-Jan 1 *22-'33 Assessed
valuation, real..36,76 >,9 /9
J-D
4s '15
6,000-June 15 '21-'26 Assessed
val., personal
6,699,680
J-D
4s '15
12,000-June 15 *22-'33 Total valuation
1920
43,465,389
,7-1)
4s '17
25.000— -Dec 15 1921
Population 1910,27,542; 1920,26,610
J-D
4s '18
1,000—Dec 30 *21-'22
J-D
4s '18
2,500--Dec 30 '21-'25
BELMONT.
A-O
5s '20
23,000--Get 1
This town (P.
O. Boston)
is In
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 *20.
$401,500 Middlesex County.
Incorp. in 1859.
Floating debt
536,500
School-House Bonds.
Sinking fund
218,7 6
A-O
$4.000c—Oct 1 '21-'24
Total valuation 1920
24,121,108 4s '04
J-D
4,000c—June '22-*23
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.—$28.90 3XB
J-J
4s *08
1,000c-. .July 1 1922
Pop'n 1910, 11,187;
1920,
18.646
J-D
4« '13
39.000c.Dec 1 *2l-'33
INT. at Beacon Trust Co.. Boston
J-J
4s '16
(15,000c. Jan 1 '22-*26
120,000c. Jan 1 *27-*36
athol.
A-O
4s '17
2,500c.-Apr 1 *22-'26
This town Is situated in Worcester
5s '20M-N
(120,00()c_May 1 '22-'38
County.
Incorp. Mch. 6 1762.
\
2,000c-.May
1 1939
Sewer Dept. Debt.
High-School Loan.
_s
$110.200
4s '16
A-OS107,625c.Apr 1 '22-'36
Water Bds. (outside debti limit)
Street Loans.
4Xb'99 A-O 552,000c.-Apr
1 1939
School Loans.
4s '04
J-J
$ 1.000c...July
CITIES.
COUNTIES
STATE
.
abington.
OF
1
in
J-J
School
3 His
48
County.
1712.
1 '23-'46
7,000--July 1 *22-28
THE
—.
—
4s
$2.000c—.July 1 1922
'16
J-J *14,000c_July 1 '22-'34
4^s'17 M-S
12.000
Sept '21-'32
Water Loan
$2,000c
July 1 1922
24,000c&r Junel'22-33
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 '21— $123,200
Net water debt (incl.)
78.090
Tot.assess.val.'20(65% act)4,243.012
(per $1,000) 1920._$32.00
Pop'n 1910, 5,646; 1920
5.787
Total tax
Act. of 1913 Bonds.
J-J $72,776c..Juiy 1 '22-'43
4Xs
Qn
Bonds.
J-J
IN
4s
Water Loan.
4s
M-N $72.000c_May
4s '10
TOWNS
School Loan.
This town is in Plymouth
Incorporated
AND
MASSACHUSETTS.
wor
4s '16
Rfi
n
H
c
J-D*$2,'L000c.Dec 1
'2l-'43
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 15 '21
$61,000
Water debt (incl.)
164,500
Total val'n 1920 (act. val.)_4,996,985
Tax
rate (per $1,000)
1920 .$24.50
Population 1910. 3,501; 1920, 5,023
♦INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.,Bost.
adams.
This town is in Berkshire County.
Inc. Oct. 15 1778.
Improvement Bonds.
5s '19
$18,000--May 1
High School Bonds.
4s'09
$ >0,000—Oct 3
Street Impt. Bonds.
Is '12
$5,000
Oct
is U5
1,000
July
is *15
500
July
...
—-
...
___
Is '16
lHs'17
lHs'17
Is '18
—-
—
-—
11,200.-May
3.000--May
12,000--May
17,.r00
May
4,000—May
1
1
1
1
1
*22-'27
21-*23
1 1921
1 1922
1 1922
*22-'25
*22-'27
'22-21
'22-28
'22-'25
amesbury.
This
town
is
€
in
EssexaCounty.
Water-Plant Bonds.
4s '06
J-Jz$141,000c.July 1
4s *10
J-J
al9,000c-July 1
4s '11
M-N
al ,200c.May 1
Morrill Lot Bonds.
4s'17
J-D
$1,500
*22-*35
'22-'40
'22-'23
4s
1921-1934
4tfs'12 J-J
1921-1938
School
,
___
—
18.000
Bonds.
-
-
-
—
Chemical Auto Bonds.
[ncorporated in 1855.
iMs'17
2 \000c_Oct
—
,_s
—
isWatcrL_oan.(
g
—_
1
21- 42
$25.000—j—
000c jan
22,000c. Oct
t
1
4^s
J-J
$1,500c
1921-1923
BIND, DEBT May 1921- $199,000
Total val'n 1920 (act. val.) 10,168,527
Total tax (per 51.000) 1920--$26.40
Population 1910,9,894; 1920,10.036
INT.
*21-'42
on
bonds marked
5,000c
1937-1941
$3,000c.Apr 1
3,500— Aprl
F-A
4s
$8,000c.-Aug
510,000c
1921-1925 4s
J-J
6,000c.-July
22,OOOc,Oct 1 '21-*24 4s
J-D
5,000c.-Dec
_s
6,000
1921 4s
J-D
7,000c.-June
s
19
30,000 —1921-1925 4s '09
A-O
10.000c.-Apr
Highway Loan.
4Hs'l3
11.000c..Apr 1
-s
$5,000
1921-1925
5X*'21
15,000c.May 1
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 18 *21 $160,700
Sewer Loan.
Water debt (Included)
261,000 4s
M-N $18,000c
Nov
Sinking fund (general)
79,883 4s
J-J
9,000c—July
Total assess, val. 1920
8,690,193 is
J-D
6,000c.-June
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21_$24.50
J-D
3 Xb
20,000c. -June
Pop'n 1910. 8,536; 1920
9,792 3Xb
A-O
10,000c.-Oct
4s
A-O
4s g *15 J-J
...
(z) at Old
Colony Tr. Co., Boston; (a) at First
Nat. Bank, Boston.
—
—
...
INT. in Boston at Commonwealth
Trust
Co., Harris, Forbes & Co..
Inc., and Old Colony Trust Co.
4s
'07
M-S
4s '08
J-D
4s '11
J-D
4s *12
attleboroT"
F-A
4s
J-J
County.
4s *15
J-J
Incorporated as city June 17 1914.
Chap. 680, Laws 1914, changing
4s '16
A-0
town government to city government
4Hs'17 F-A
4Ms'17 F-A
This
and
town
Is
In
Bristol
"Attleborough
to "Afctleboro," accepted by voters Nov.3'14.
name
'22-*27
*22-'28
Water Loans.
—
—
This town is in Hampden County,
($66,000c ..--1921-1926 4Hs'17 A'O
190,000c
1927-1936 4Ks'l8 A-O
\
School Loans.
1935-1942
—
kgawam.
...
I
Sewer Bonds.
4s'12
J-J
$17,000c
4s
'13 J-J
25,000
a
4s '16
A-0$100.000—Oct 1 '21-'36
4Ms'17 A-O
9,000
Sewer Bonds.
8,000
>Hs'21
$35,000--May 1 '22-'35 4^s'18 J-J
18.000.May 15 '22-'26
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 25 *21- $105,500 5Hs'20
Total assessed val.
1920
Street-Improvement Bonds.
J-D
(actual value)
10,643 007 5s '17
$2,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.—$26.00 5s '17
J-D
6,000
Population 1910,13,026; 1920-12,967
Fire Dept. Bonds.
INT. payable at the Old Colony
6s '20
J-J
$12,000--July 1922-'25
Trust Co. of Boston and Treas. office.
5s '18
-
4s *16
5s *20
—
A-O
1 1925
1 1926
1
1926
1 1929
1 1939
*22-'43
'22-'26
1 1924
1 1926
1 1927
2 1932
2 1930
10,000c.-Mch 1 1937
10,000c.-June 1 1938
10,000c.-June 1 1941
10,000c...Feb
1,500...July
7,470c_July 1
7,500c. Apr 1
3,000..Sept 1
9,000c. Aug 1
2,000c. Aug 1
19,000-Apr 1
1
1943
"22-'24
*22-'35
*22-* 36
*21-'26
'21-'2J
'21-'24
*22-'40
BELMONT (Concluded).
Electrlc-Llght Bonds.
4s
A-O
$1.000c„ Apr
48
4s "15
4a "10
1 "22-'29
Drainage Bonds.
$1,500c-Apr 1 "22-"24
12,500c_Apr 1 "22-"46
A-O
5Ms
Police-Signal Bonds.
4s "17
A-O
$1,500
Apr
Fire
adopted under which municipal
are
to be made only
upon petition of 5,000 voters.
The
fayor serves for four years, subject
was
nominations
V.89,p.l234.
In 1918 the legislature rescinded the
recall and made 3,000 the number
for petition for Mayor.
On Nov. 7
1911
the
voters accepted an Act
to recall after
1 1922
Department Bonds.
4Hs'18A-0
$1,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1
Bonds outside limit
1822
City was incorporated Feb.23
On Nov. 2 1909 a charter amendment
4,000—Sept 1 "21-'28
—
Surface
1*22-23
BOSTON.—Andrew J. Peters, May¬
or; Thos. W. Murray, City Treas.;
J. Alfred Mitchell, City Auditor.
14,000c- —June 1 1928
800c_Apr 1 *22-'23
J-D
A-O
Construction Bonds.
5Ms'21-~'
$8,000—Apr
4a '15
1922
Apr
$27,000
'21-
Sinking/General
202,500
51,391
—
fundi Water
Borrow, capac.
—
25,653
203,535
real14,308,030
personal-— 1,390,401
Assessed val.,
Assessed val.,
15,754,431
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$24.40
Population 1910, 5,542; '20. 10,740.
INT. at Beacon Trust Co..Boston.
Total valuation 1920
two years.
passed by the Legislature annexing
the town of Hyde Park, which be¬
came a part of the city Jan. 1 1912.
V. 93, p. 1337.
The county of Suffolk, in which
Boston is situated, contains also the
cities of Chelsea, and Revere, and the
town
of Winthrop.
Boston, how¬
ever, receives all tbe county income,
pays all the county expenses, owns
the county buildings, and is responsi¬
ble
for
the
county
debt, which
amounted on Jan. 31 1921 to $2,143,999.99.
The details of this county
debt are included in the following
financial report for this city.
Sinking Fund Debt.
$250.000—Oct
A-O
J-D
J-J
A-O
A-O
Library Bonds.
4s *11 J-D ; $6,000c
»
Dec 1 1921
\ 50.000c.Dec 1 *22-'3l
A-O
12,000c.Apr 1 *22-'25
School Loans.
A-O
$2.500c—-Oct
4s *05
M-N 39,000c.May 1
4s '10
F-A
40,000c.Aug 1
4s '11
J-D
2,000c—Dec
4s *12
M-N 55,000c.Nov 1
4s '12
M-N
2 .OOOc.Nov 1
4s '02
J-D
J-J
A-O
1921
21-*20
'21-'30
1 1921
'21-'32
'21-'22
1
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-D
J-J
A-O
J-J
A-O
170,000-Aug 1 '31-'40
A-O
J-D
J-J
Water Loans.
4a
$1.000c. July 1 *22-'24
15,000c ..Oct 1 *2l-'28
3,000c..Oct 1 '2l-'22
1,000c
Oct 1 1928
4.000c—Oct 1 '29-'30
12.000c. Apr 1 '22-'25
J-J
'03
3 Ms'05 A-O
A-O
4s '05
A-O
4s '15
J-J
A-O
5Ms'21
k
—
J-J
A-O
*21-'22
000--Aug
000c_Mar
J-J
A-O
'22-'26
A-O
J-D
Sewer Loans.
3Ms
4s '00
J-J
$20,000c-July 1 '21-'25
s
4s '03
A-O j 12,000c.Apr 1 '22-*24
20,000c.Apr 1 '25-'34
8
S
4s '06
A-O j 70,000c. Apr 1 '22-'31
S
l25,000c_Apr 1 '32-'36
1 '21-'22
4,000c. .Oct
4Ms'07 A-O
4.000c... July 1 1922 3Ms
4s *11
J-J
90.000—Dec 1 '21-'35 3s
4s *12
4,000--June 1 '22-'23 3Ms
5s *18
J-D
—
'22-'33
5.000
June
1
'34-'38
'21-'32
24,000—June
5Ms*20 J-D
Park Loan.
.
A-O
J-J
-
$9,000c.July 1 '21-'23
!l0,000cJuly 15 *21-*22
1 4,000c_ .July 15 1923
J-J
J-J
4s *14
[ 12,000-May 1 '22-'24
1 2.000
May 11925
4MB 19 M-N 24,000
1921-1924
5Ms'20 J-D
8,000.-June 1 *22-'25
M-N
4s *15
5Ms'20 F-A($15,000.-Aug 1
1 10,000--Aug 1
Bridge Bonds.
($12,000—Dec 1
J-D| 20,000__Dec 1
J 3.500....Dec
A-O
J-D
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
3 Ms
3 Ms
J-D
3 Ms
J-D
48
3Ms
3Ms
A-O
J-J
*26-'30
4s
3Ms
3Ms
'21-'22
3Ms
*23-'26
3Ms
1927
1
48
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 *21.$1,094,000
Assessed val., real----,..34,794,360
A-O
J-J
A-O
J-D
J-J
4s
A-O
3Ms
A-O
personal— 6,656,453 3Ms
Total valuation 1920
41,450,813 4s
Borrowing capacity
183,550 4s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920— $20.00
3Ms
Pop n 1910, 18,650; 1920, 22.561 4s
J-J
3Ms
3Ms
J-J
Assessed val.,
INT.
and
1911
1908
1911
bonds of
all issues since
sewer
on
and
(except
1915) is
payable at Old 48
Colony Tr. Co., Boston; 1915 issues 3Ms
Boston;
on
other loans at First Nat.
Bank, Boston.
A-O
J-J
J-J
A-O
A-O
J-D
J-J
A-O
8.900—Oct
A-O
A-O
50,000—Oct
1,083,000—Apr
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
3s
J-J
J-D
ll5m PopuIation 1910' 2>797:
3Ms
1920
3Ms
Water Bonds5
3Ms
4s
M-N $90,000c_ ..May 1 1928 3 Ms
Bridge Bonds.
4 Ms
F-A
$l,000r—Aug
School Bonds.
-s
$67,500
...
3M8
1
1921
1921-1929
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20- $296,000
Sinking fund
Assessed val., real
87,0J7
5,508,125
Assessed val., personal
1,348,754
6,854,879
$1,000) 1920-_-$31,00
Total valuation 1920
Tax rate (per
3Ms
3Ms
3Ms
3Ms
Union
J-D
J-J
A-O
J-J
A-O
J-D
J-J
J-J
4s
A-O
J-J
A-O
4s
J-D
4s
J-D
""*INT. payable in Boston'on water 3Ms
school bonds i at Old
Colony 3Ms
at
J-D
J-J
3 Ms
4s
and
Trust*.Co.; other 'bonds
Nat. Bank, Lowell.
J-J
4s
48
47,000—Nov
188,000—Jan
125,000—Apr 1
4Ms
A-O
87,000—Oct
4Ms
J-J
10,000—Jan
4Mb
A-O
150,000—Oct
4 Ms
J-J
80,000—Jan
5s '20
J-D
1,000
June 1
5s
A-O
v 50,000
April
5s
A-O T 170,000
April
4Ms'21 J-J
9,000
Jan 1
4M8'21 J-J
425,000
Jan 1
4Ms'21 M-N325,000r.„May 1
M-N
J-J
4Ms'19 A-O
J-J
A-O
4s
J-J
3Ms
J-J
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
4M«'19
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
4Ms'20
4Ms'20
4s '10
4s '10
170,000.June '30-'39
720,000-June *22-'39
920,000-June *22-'44
J-D
J-D
J-D
J-D
1970
1966
1971
1971
(78,000.June *22-'34
'35-'39
25,000-June
U
115,000-June
90,000-July
69,000. July
J-J
J-J
'22-'44
*22-'39
'22-'44
23,000.July '22-'44
J-J
•21-'27
7,000-Oct
'21-'26
6,000-Oct
'21-'33
26,000-Oct
*2l-'30
20,000_0ct
'21-'31
11,000-Oct
'21-'47
54,000. Oct
'2l-'24
4,000-Oct
9,000. Jan 1 '22-'30
[16,000. Jan
'22-'29
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
J-J
J-J
'22-*37
164,000-Jan
115.00()_-July 1 *21-'31
*21-'40
800,000.-July
*21-'30
250,000.-July
'21-'30
500.000--July
'22-'41
400,000--Jan
*22-'31
10,000__Jan
5s '20
5s '20
$78,750—Jan *22-*30
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
5s '20
5s '20
J-J
20.000—Jan *22 *25
1.000
Jan 1922
174.000—Jan 22-'50
765,000-July '22-'30
J-J
19 ).000-July
*22-'40
5s '21
M-N
M-N
4Ms'21
4Ms'21
4 Ms'21
'22-'36
1
15.000--Jan
4s '10
J-J
I 86,2 O.July *22-*24
1352,000.July *25-'40
5s '21
4s '10
J-J
[14.000-July *22-'28
1 1.000--July 1929
5s '21
40.000r_May 1 *22-'31
'22-'31
4O,OO0r_May
'22-'41
M-N 140, OOOr .May
'22-'31
M-N500,000r_May
5s '21
M-N[30.000r_May
4s *10
J-J
4s '10
27,000.July
'22
5s '21
30
'22-'31
'32-'41
'22-'26
\20,000r_May
/ 6.000.July '2z-'27 5s '21 M-N I 75,000r_May
150.OOOr May
{
500—.July 1928
8.000..Jan '22-'25 5s '21 M-N J 50, OOOr-May
40.000r_May
40,000.-Jan *22-'26
J-J
'27-'41
.
3Ms'll J-J
4s '11
4s *11
J-J
J-J
'22-'31
22-*29
20,000.July '22-'26
4s '11
M-N
4s *11
M-N
4s '11
M-N
4s '11
M-N
4s *12
A-O
4s *12
A-O
4s *12
A-O
4s '12
A-O
4s '12
A-O
4s *12
A-O
4s *13
J-J
4s '13
A-O
4s '13
M-N'800,OOOr.May
M-N( 4 5, OOOr-May
A-O
4s '13
5s '21
A-O
4s '13
'21
"21-'31
21-'36
/ 3,000 - -Nov 1921
120,000-Nov '22- 31
60.000-Nov '21-'26
283.700.Nov '21-'41
52,500—-Nov 1921
A-O
1934
1934
1935
1935
1935
1935
1935
1935
1935
1936
1936
1936
1937
1937
1937
1937
1937
1938
1938
1938
1938
1938
1938
1939
1939
1940
1940
1941
1942
628.000—July
400,000—Jan
250,000
July
250,000—Oct
201,000—Jan
700,000
June 1942
300.000—Jan
1943
1,500,000—. June 1943
50,000
Jan
1944
4,186.000
June 1944
559,000
Jan
1945
1945
1945
1946
1946
1946
1947
1947
1947
5,000—Oct
1947
49,000.—Dec 1947
2,000,000—June 1948
3,900—Jan
1949
650,000-—Apr 1949
1.000,000—July 1950
46,000—July 1956
1.020.000-Jan '22-'33
2.000 ..-Oct 1921
8,000.-Oct
22,500—Oct
20.000.-Oct
720,000-Nov
144,000-Nov
,
4s' 14
4s *14
4s '14
4s *14
4s '14
4s '14
4s *14
4s '14
4s *14
4s '15
4s '15
4s '15
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
4s '15
455,000-Nov *2l-'33
[165,000-Nov '21 '31
4s '15
A-O
4s *15
A-O
4s '15
A-O
4s *15
A-O
4s '15
J-J
4s '16
J-J
4s '16
J-J
4s *16
J-J
4s '16
J-J
4s '16
J-J
4s '16
8,000—1921-1928
fi.000
1921-1926
4s *16
4s *16
4s '16
4s *16
J-D
4s *16
J-D
800,OOOr June 1 '22-41
7 0,OOOr Junel'22-36
J-D
/ 203.340rJune 1
4s *16
J-D
J
1
J-D
4s '16
4s '16
4s *16
4s *16
4s '16
33^s'16
:::
..
—
Highway Bonds.
4Ms'18
$170,000. July
Suffolk County Jail.
—
1 *22-'38
Sll8.000.June *22-'39
Dorchester Tunnel Bonds.
4Ms'18
4Ms*18
J-D
—
($153,000.-Oct 1 1963
88,000—Jan 1 1964
Subway Bonds.
\
Boylston Street
$100.000—Jan 1 1964
RECAPITULATION OF THE OB¬
JECTS FOR WHICH THE OUT¬
STANDING
FUNDED DEBT
4Ms'19
WAS
Bath
—
CONTRACTED.
City Debt.
houses,
gymna¬
sia, &c
Bridges, miscellaneous
Cambridge bridge
Charlestown bridge
Ferries
High-press. fire service
Miscellaneous
$317,000 00
1,130,000 00
1,352,900
1,415,000
637,000
580,000
1,190,700
00
00
00
00
00
basin
systems of
Charles River
Separate
drainage
Stony Brook
Miscellaneous streets-
800,000 00
6.574,000 00
584,000 00
7,159,440 00
Highways, making of 12.343,001 00
Blue Hill & oth. ave's
1,839,000 00
30,000 00
32,OOOrJune 1'22-25 Street lighting equip.
77.OOOrJune 1*26-36 Rapid transit..
4,416,000 00
8.000rJune 1 '27-31
1,465,000 00
Cambridge connect.
1,000 __-Oct 1921
Dorchester tunnel. 10,750,000 00
27,000--Oct '21-'29
3,303,000 00
East Boston tunnel
14,000—Oct *21-'27
East Boston tunnel
J-D
4s '16
'22-26
170.000rJunel'27-36
120,000rJune 1*22-33
1
4s '16
4s'17
Public buildings, excl.
7.000.July 21 '27
5,559,500 00
of schoolhouses
24,000..Jan *22-'27
2,330.050 00
Playgrounds
2,500
Jan 1928 Public
10,224,550 00
parks
4,000—Jan '22-'23 Public
145.000 00
grounds, &c__
2.000 -.-Jan 1922
Schoolhouses & sites. 15,583,500 00
95.000--Jan *22-'36 Sewers, miscellaneous 13,946,860 00
5,000--Jan '22-'26 Bennington St. sewer
14.000-July *22-'28
73,800 00
damages
J-J
4s *16
800.000—Apr 1937
100,000—July 1938
Plant.
$21,000. Jan
'22-*27
Suffolk Co. Pow. & Heat.
6,000--Jan '22-*27
800.000r0ct 1 *21-'40
325,OOOrOct 1 '21-'33
8,000--Oct '21-'24
225 .OOOrOct 1 '21-'35
J-J
4s *15
3 Ms
3 Ms
406.000—July 1922
75.000—Oct 1923
40.000—July 1924
A-O
J-J
4s
303,000.-Jan *22-'35
6,000. Jan 1 *22-'27
8,000--Oct *21-'24
A-O
J-J
A-O
J-J
4s
*32-'33
20.000.-Jan *22 *25
16.000.-Apr '22-*25
6.000-July '22-'24
1,000 ..July 1922
1.72Q.000.July *22-*34
722,000.July '21-'39
186,700.July '2l-'29
30,000.July *21-*30
28.000—Oct *21|'34
4,000.-Jan *22-25
90.000.-Jan '22-'30
/ 30.000.-Jan '22-'23
I 168.000--Jan *24-*35
J-J
4s '16
10,OOOr.May
A-O
J-J
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
4s
\ 28.000.Nov
J-J
4s '15
'21-'24
'21-'23
'24-'33
*21 '38
\
Debt—Cochituate Water
$136,000--Oct 1 1921
4s '92
1,000.-Jan 1 1922
4s *92
75.000—Apr 1 1922
4s '89
165.000—Oct 1 1922
4s'89
5,000.-Oct 11923
4s '93
350—Oct 1 1923
4s '93
359.000—Oct 1 1924
3Ms 99 J-J
5.000 .July 1 1929
Hyde Park Water Debt.
4s '10
A-0$314.000c. .Apr 1 *22-'40
Other Hyde Park Debt.
4s
A-O
$54.000.May *22-'27
4s
A-O
8,000-May '28-'29
4s
A-O
6,000-May '30-*31
4a
J-J
9,000—Jan *22-*27
Suffolk County Court House.
3s
A-O
$255,000.-Oct '21-'35
Water
4s '89
*21-'28
40,000-Nov *29-'33
*21-'23
60,000-Nov
90,000-Nov *24-'28
156,000-Nov '21-'33
4Ms'13 M-N
*32-'51
'22-'41
*22-'36
'37-'41
660,000r. May
5s
44.000—Oct *21-'32
10.000 .—.Oct 1921
5,000—Oct
1922
12,000-.Oct *2l-'22
40,000..Oct *23 *32
'98,000—Oct *21-'27
223,000—Oct *21-'32
636.600-Oct '21 '37
4Ms*13 M-N
4Ms'13 M-N
4Ms'13 M-N
4Ms* 13 M-N
4Ms*13 M-N
'22-'31
'32-'41
'22-'31
M-N/340,OOOr.May
598,000-Nov
160.000-Nov
M-N
4s '11
5s *21
30.000—Jan
40.000.-Jan
3Ms'll J-J
3Ms'll J-J
4s '11
M-N
1930
1930
1930
1930
610,700—Apr
3,100,000
July
11,000—Apr
489,000—June
1,150,000
July
88,150—Jan
486,850—-Apr
1,000,000—Juiy
1962
1962
1963
1963
1963
1964
1964
1964
1965
196)
1970
1965
1965
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
Serial Debt.
3Ms'10
3Ms'10
3Ms'10
3Ms'10
1929
2.761.000—July
100,000—.Oct
1,500,000—.Oct
600,000—.Jan
352,050—Apr
1,493,600—July
1,500,000—July
4,350—-Oct
435,000—Jan
200,000.—Apr
1,055,000
June
19,000—July
3Ms
3 Ms
This town is in Middlesex County.
1,400,000r_ June 1 1961
88,000.—Apr 1962
4Ms
4Ms
304,500.-.Jan
1936
500,000.-.Apr
1936
170,000.—June 1936
4s
3s
BILLERICA.
J-D
1958
1958
1959
1960
1960
4Ms'l7 M-N 1,400,000-May 1
4Ms
A-O
27,000—Oct
4Ms
A-O
300,000—Apr
4Ms
A-O
153.000—-Oct
1929
1929
—
3Ms
3 Ms
3Ms
3Ms
payable at Commonwealth Tr. Co.,
A-O
'22-'32
'22-*28
*22-'31
*22'-30
'22-'27
24,000.Apr '22-'33
510,000-Apr '22-'38
375,000-Apr *22-'36
179,450-July '21-'38
[64,000-June *22-'29
110,000.Apr
35,000Apr 1
20.000Apr 1
18,000Apr 1
6,000Apr 1
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
J-J
J-D
4Ms'18
4Ms'18
4Ms* 18
4Ms'18
4 Ms* 18
37,000—Apr
163.000
Oct 1960 4Ms*18
l,750,000r.0ct 1 1960 4Ms*18
1961 4Ms'18
10,000—. Jan
15,000.-Jan 1 1961 4Ms'18
350,000.. Apr 1 1961 4Ms'19
A-O
4s
1926
1,338,000—Dec
J-J
'21-'25
J-J
4s '16
1925
60.000 ...Oct
100.000—.Oct
A-O
J-J
3Ms
3Ms
J-J
4s '16
278.350—Oct
250 000—Jan
300,000—Apr
J-D
A-O
48
16
4s *16
4s
1925
1925
1925
741,500—.Jan
1.000,000
.Apr
1,500.000 ...July
819.000 —.July
9,500—.Oct
10,000—Oct
J-J
4s
A-O
4Ms'15 A-O
1930
1931
1931
1,850,000—July 1931
338.000—Oct
1931
582,000—Jan 1932
56.300—Apr 1932
2,986,000—June 1932
10.000—July 1932
55.001—Oct
1932
983,000—Dec 1932
30.000—.Jan
1933
1,500,000—.June 1933
1,800,000—.Jan
1934
900,000... June 1934
A-O
Harbor Bonds.
4Ms'18
J-J
J-J
3s
4s *03
J-J
A-O
Dredging Loans.
3Ms
M-N $4,000c—Nov 1 1922
3Ms
Bath-House Bonds.
3Ms
4s *16
A-0$ 10,000c_
Apr 1 '22-'26
3Ms
3M*
Street Loans.
A-O
4s
4s
1923
1923
1923
1923
1924
1924
1924
1924
1924
300,000—Oct
1,627.000—Jan
109,000
Apr
179.200—-July
1.628.000—July
J-J
4s '03
4s
.Apr
1,574,000—July 1929
A-O
3s
4s
1923
1923
1,445,800
J-J
3s
4s
1922
1923
650—Jan.
A-O
M-N$12.000c.Dec 1 *21-'26
4s *12
A-O
3s
4s
4Mb
649,300—July 1926
24,000—Oct 1926
4,350—Dec 1926
1.025,250—Jan 1927
33,000—Apr 1927
958.700—July 1927
60,000—Oct 1927
2.192,000—Jan 1928
50,000—Apr 1928
17,000—Apr 1928
1,381.000—June 1928
505.000—July 1928
1,131,000—Oct 1928
J-J
A-O
3s
June
4s
106,000—June 1926
J-J
3Ms
[24,000
4Ms'18 J-D
J-J
A-O
3s
M-N
J^l
M-N
4s
1922
500,000—July
645,000—Oct
35,000—Oct
99,000—Jan
386,800—Jan
483,000—June
100.000—July
1,100,000—Oct
1,039.500—Jan
50,000
Apr
208,000.—Oct
1,077,000—Dec
24,500
Jan
J-D
'23-'25
(),000—Aug
16,
F-A
5 Ms
301.000—Oct
406.000—Jan
762.500—Jan
99.500
Apr
862,000—June
J-D
J-J
A-O
120,000c. Apr 1 '28-'35
8,000—Aug 1 '21-'28
4Ms'18 F-A
16,000
1921-1924
4Ms'9 M-S
1922
1950 4s '17 J-J [$33,000—July 1922-'33
\ 2,000—July 1934
1957
J-J
52,000-Julyl'22-34
1957 4s'17
45,000-Jan '22-'30
1957 4Ms'18 J-J
4Ms'18 J-J
4,000.Jan '22-*23
1957
$404,000—Nov
500.000
Jan
31,000—May
J-J
50,000—July
A-O
2.819,000—Oct
J-J
2.100,000
Jan
M-N l.COu.OOO—Nov
J-J
2,500.000—July
J-J
2.815.000—Jan
4s
4s
1,339.000—June 1922
400,000—July 1922
171.400—Oct 1922
J-J
J-J
A-O
4Ms'19 M-N 45.000
1921-1929
4Ms'19 M-S 75,000—Sept 1 *21-'29
5Ms'20 F-A 180,000—Aug 1 '21-30
-
1922
J-J
J-J
BEVERLY.
This
city is
in Essex County.
Founded
1626; a town, 1668; in¬
corporated as a city March 23 1894.
4s '15
1921
238,000—Jan
349,550
Jan
200.000—-Apr
A-O
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26
(
3,000 .—Oct 1921
4C0,000—Oct '21-*35
29.000—-Oct
1936
400.000--Nov *21-,*36
extension
Boston tunnel &
sub-
Boylston St, subwayArlington Station
2,450,000 00
8,430,700 00
5,355,000 00
8
5,000 00
89.000
4s*17M-Nl,190,000-.May 1 '22-^37 Hyde Park town debt
4s *17 M-N
35.000—May 1 '22-'28
Water Debt.
M-N
1,000
May 1922 Add'l supply of water
665,350
4s *17
J-D
26,000--May 1922-*34 Exten. or mains, &c__
6,000
4s '17
M-N
5.000--May 1922-'26
75.000
4s '17
High service
2 4,000—June 1922-*34
J-D
314,000
4s '17
Hyde Park water debt
60,000.-July 1 '21-'32
J-D
4s '17
County Debt.
M-N 12,000--May 1 '22-'29 Suffolk Co. courthouse xl,995,999
4s '17
48,000--June 1922-'27 Power & heat plant—
J-D
4s '17
24,000
4s *17
J-D
4s '17
M-N
4,000--June 192 2-'23
County jail & hospital
12,000—May 1922-*27
00
00
00
00
00
99
00
124,000 00
Total city and co.
Ms'17 A-O
1,000
Occ 1921
J-D4 [225.000-June 1922-'36
debt(Jan.31'21) $124,112,350 99
I 12,000
June 1937
x Includes $359,990.99 issued by the
4s '17
J-D 160,000--June 1922-*37
Commonwealth under Chapter 534,
4s '17
M-N
2,000
May 1922 Acts of 1906.
4Ms'17 A-O
22,000—Oct 1921-'31
4
4s '17
BOSTON
(Concluded)
following table the total debt as of Jan. 31 1921 is analyzed, both
according to purposes and according to whether it is inside or outside the
In the
debt limit:
Totals.
Inside Limit.
Outside Limit.
$83,824,301.00
$51,163,501.00 $32,660,800.00
Purpose—
City
debt
Hyde Park town debt
Rapid transit debt
89,000.00
36,994,700.00
746,350.00
314,000.00
*2,143.999.99
89.000.00
36,994,700.00
746,350.00
314,000.00
1,740,999.99
Cochituate water debt
Hyde Park water debt
County debt
403,000.00
BROCKTON.
This city is in Plymouth County,
April
9
1881.
Population
1910,
56,878;
1920, 66,254.
Fire Department.
4s '10
$10,000 1921-1930
4s '13
F-A
6.000—Aug 1 '21-'23
Poor-Department Bonds.
44*s*13 M-N
$3,000r.May 1 '22-'23
Incor.
Sewer Bonds.
'92
F-A
$l,000r-Aug
J-D
500r.June
1
1
1
1
1
1
4s '93
issued by the Commonwealth
under
Chapter
534, Acts of 1906.
Jan 31 1921
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—
City debt proper
Water
County debt
Rapid transit debt
.
$84,673,551
1,157,350
2,233,500
36,345,700
Sinking funds, &c
$80,682,847.86
debt
$80,908,397
table shows the amount of the gross
funds and the net debt for the following years:
The following
Y
$82,466,903
funded debt, sinking
Net Debt
Gross Debt.
(Jan. 31)
1920 (Jan. 31)
1919 (Jan. 31)
Sinking Funds.
$43,429,503.13
43,501,704.00
44,657,315.00
44,028,187.00
$80,682,847.86
80,908,397.00
82,446,903.00
84,570,177.00
43.893,686.88
41,773,295.36
84,543,194.14
85.621,402.32
81,974,576.95
78,961,370.21
73,474.232.65
71.345.972.58
62.427,219.12
.
.
1918 (Jan. 31)
1917 (Jan. 31)
1916 (Jan. 31)
1915 (Jan. 31)
(Jan.
(Jan.
(Jan.
(Jan.
(Jan.
1914
1912
1910
1905
1900
1890
$86,622,101
1,659,750
2,942,667
35,899,700
.$124,112,350.99
ears—
1921
Jan. 31 1919.
.....$124,112,350.99 $124,410,101 $127,124,218
43,429,503.13
43,501,704
44,657,315
Total bonded debt
Net
$83,913,301.00
1,060,350.00
2,143,999.99
36,994,700.00
debt
Jan. 31 1920
.
31)
31)
31)
31)
31)
(April 30)
1881 (April 30)
.
,
.
124,410,101.00
127,124.218.00
128,598,364.00
128,438,881.02
127.394,697.68
124,805,514.34
120,525,581.01
117,042,089.33
110,716.406.00
94,121,606.00
86.996,978.98
53,930,095.22
40,949.332.18
42,830.937.39
41.564,210.80
43,567.856.68
39.370.433.42
31,694.386.88
58.333.337.59
28,663.641.39
22.854,262.98
14,943,711.59
31,075.832.24
26,005,620.59
city's assessed valuation of real estate
and tax rate have been as follows:
r
-Assessed Valuation
Rate of Tax
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The
and personal property
Personal.
Total.
$176,523,335
$1,572,596,635
1,529.759,278
1,498,222,298
1,467,166,143
1,592,995.000
1.541,351.400
1,481,819.920
1,393,760,423
1,259,745,682
1,129,175,832
951,367,928
822,041,800
639,462,495
584,089,400
Real.
Years-
._$1,396,073,300
1,329.650,400
1,313.553,600
1,304.620,800
1,279,775.700
1,237.448.500
1.186.474.900
1,118,989,100
1,021,431,200
902,490,700
744,751,050
619,990,275
1920
1919.
1918
1917
1916
1914
1912
1910
1905
1900
1895
1890
1880
200,108,870
184.668,698
162,545,343
313,219.300
303,902.900
295,345,020
274,771,323
238,314,482
226,685,132
206,616,878
202,051,525
202,092,395
218,496,300
-
437,370,100
365,593,100
1870
The tax rate for 1920 includes the State tax, $3.64 per
$1.42, the city tax proper, $19.04; total, $24.10.
$19.04 $7.14 Is for school expenditure.
tax,
AND
DEBT
TAX
$1,000.
$24.10
23.60
21.20
17.70
17.80
17.50
16.40
16,40
16.00
14.70
12.80
13.30
15.20
15.39
exclusive of
account
amend¬
of the
being first re¬
duced by the amount of all abatements allowed thereon previous to the
thirty-first day of December in the year preceding said assessment.
Sec. 2, Chap. 312, Laws of 1885 (Sec. 3, Chap. 27, of the 1902 edition, Re¬
vised Statutes), places the debt limitation of the city of Boston at 2)4% of
the average assessors' valuations of the taxable property for the preceding
ments, to $20.11 for 1921 on every $1,000 of the assessor's valuation
taxable property therein for the preceding year, said valuation
limitation is of course exclusive of debts
supply, and further exceptions have been made from year
ent
legislatures authorizing bonds outside of the debt
purposes, especially enumerated.
It is proper to state that under
created for water
to year by differ¬
limit for various
Chapter 93, Acts of 1891, the city is
borrow money within its debt limit
authorized to anticipate its authority to
current municipal year.
31
1921
POPULATION.—1920, 748.060; 1915. 745,439;
1910, 670,585:
593.598; 1900, 560,892; 1890, 448.477; 1880, 362.839; 1870. 250,526.
1905,
was
POWER.- -The city's borrowing power Jan.
$1,451,821.61.
BRIDGEWATER.
BOURNE.
This town is in
Barnstable Co.
Town Hall Notes,
.s
—
School
_s
$15,100—July 1 '22-'33
Notes.
$6,000-Mar 15
3,000—Aug 1
3,000
July 1
2,000—Oct 15
Notes,
*22-'27
'21-'23
*22-'24
*21-'22
$7,000-July 1
22-23
—
_s
___
_s
___
_s
—
Road
.s
...
2,400—Oct 15 '2l-'22
Note debt Dec 31 *20
90.650
Assessed valuation, real—5,310,075
Assessed val'n, personal—«.
933,925
Total valuation 1920
-6.244,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$18-00
Population 1910, 2,474; 1920. 2,530
_s
___
This town is in Plymouth County.
High School Bonds.
44*s*18 J-J
$70,000—July 1 *22-'35
GEN. BD. DT. May 23 '21
$95,850
Note debt (add'l)
1.000
Assess, val., real estate
3,756,040
Assess, val., personal
995,271
Tot.
assess,
val.
1920
i
(80% act.)
-4,751,311
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$30.90
Population 1910, 7,668; 1920, 8,438
porated 1685.
Pop'n 1910, 318,573;
1920.
$30,000c_July 1 '22-'31
4s* 13
44*s'19 J-D /lO.OOOc-Dec 1 *21-'25
\.4,000c_Dec 1 *26-'29
J-J
(10,000c—July 23 1922
J-J
(40,000c.July 23 *23-'24
l20,000c_July 23 '25-'26
A-O
10,000c—.Oct 1 1924
3,500---Dec 15 1921 4s '14
Agricultural School Bonds.
3,000-Dec 15 '22-'24
_s
J-J
$27,000c.July 15'21-*29
2,000.-Dec 1 '21-'25 4a *14
_s
12,000c June 15 *21-'23
1,000--Dec 1 '26-'29 4s *16
_s
I
500c June 15 1924
Notes (General).
9,000c-July 23 '21-'23
4s
$1,350--July 1 22-24 4Hs'19 J-J
Hospital Notes.
Water Bonds.
5s '20
25,000—Aug 15 1921
4s '11 A-O
z$1,500
Oct 1 1921
6s '21
s-a
50.000—-July 15 1922
Water Notes.
RefundingBonds.
4s '96
F-A
$6,000r—Aug 1 1926
_s
—
—
-
„
^
—
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s' 12
J-D f$3,000c—June 1 1922
(20 000c_June 1 *23-'32
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
44*s*19 J-D $ 15.000c-Dec 1 *21-'35
BOND. DEBT. June 1 *21 $267,250
Water debt (incl)
6,000
Assess, val., real estate
9,789,765
Assess, val.. personal
1,323.299
Total assess, val. 1920—11,113,064
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920--$29.20
Pop'n 1910,8,066; 1920 10,580
x INT.
at Nat. Shawmut Bank,
Boston, and on the 44*s of 1919 at
the First Nat. Bank, Boston.
44*s'14 M-S /12,OOOc_Sept 3 '21-*24
\20.000c-8ept 3 *25-'34
44*s'14 J-D
4,000c. Dec 4 *2l-'24
4s '15
J-D
20,250c.June 2 '22-'35
4s '15
M-8
15.000c_Sept 3 *21-'35
4s *16
4s '16
A-O
J-D
44*s'17 J-J
BOND.
75,000c.Apr 15 '22-'36
16,OOOc_J ne 30 '21-'36
51,000c.July 23 *21-37
DEBT
Dec.
31--$444.500
Floating debt
53,686
Assessed val., real estate.283.326,071
Assessed val., personal. 197,097,090
Total ass'd value 1920.-480,423,161
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boston,
or
by check to holders of bonds.
—-
44*s'19
44*s'19 A-O
...
1922-1925
J 4,000
1926-1929
1921-1924
87,000..Apr 1 '22-'24
( 2,000
18.000
*20
M-S 108,000c.Mar 1 '22-'25
54*s'21 M-S 20.000c.Mar 1 '22-'31
54*s*21 M-S /16,500c...Mar 1 1922
(60,000c.Mar 1 *23-'26
Sidewalk Bonds.
44*s'19
$9,000
1921-1924
6s
...
Playgrounds.
4s *12
M-S
5s'21
M-S
i '21-'45
M-S 175,000-Sepc
M-S ?15,000c_Mar
1 *22-'26
(20.000c.Mar 1
/20,000c.Mar 1
*27-'36
'22-V31
1 '32-'36
( 5,000c_Mar
Park Bonds.
4s *12
M-8
$1,OOOr.Mar
'22-23
1
1 1922
A-O
t .000.—Apr
Playgroundland Park.
'21-'24
44*s*i9 A-O
$3 000—Air 1
6s *20
M-S
2,000c_Mar 1 '22-'25
4 4* s'13
School Bonds.
1922-'24
3 4*s'04 F-A $15,000c.Feb
20,000c
1922-1925
3 4*s'05 F-A
7,500r
1921-1926
4s '06
J-J
4s '07
A-O
4s '08
M-N
18.000r.Apr 1 '22-'27
24,00Qr
1922-1927
4s '10
F-A
36.000
4s '12
J-J
M-S
300
1 1922
27, 00
22-6z
4s '12
44*s*13 A-O
44*s'13 A-O
44*s'13 J-J
4S '13
A-O
'14
4s '14
4
1921-1930
July
-Mar i
21,000—Apr 1
27,000—Apr 15
35,000—July 1
1,500—Oct 1
39,000—Mar 1
8,000--Apr 1
21,000-Aug I
59, 00--Feb 1
2,000—July 1
i
M-S
A-O
44*s'14 F-A
F-A
4s '15
J-J
4 000..Sept 1 *22-'24
4,000
Apr '22-'26
2.000—July 1 '22-'25
4s *16
2,500—July 1'22-'26
4s *16
M-N
8,000—May 1 '22-'26
44*s*17 M-N
3,000--May 1 '22-'27
44*s*17 M-N
6,000-May 1 '22-*27
44*s'18
4,000
May 1 '22-'23
44*s*19
36,000
1921-1929
44*s*19
8,000
1921-1924
44*s'19 J-J
19,000..July 1 '21-'29
44*s'19
8,000..Sept 1 '21-'24
54*s'20 J-J
90,000.-July 1 *22-'30
6s '20
M-S
19,200..Mar
'22-*25
54*s,21 M-S 30,000c_Mar 1 '22-'31
Emergency War Bonds.
44*s'17 A-O
$2,000..Oct 1 '21-'22
Paving Bonds.
44*s'18
$16,200r
1921-1923
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FD„ &o.
May 1 1921.
Gross city debt
$4,291,050
Bonds outside debt limit*- 3,067,250
1921-1944 44*s'14 M-S
120.000
5s '21
5s '21
*22-'33
*22-'33
'22-'33
'21-*23
*22-'34
1929
*21-'34
*22-'35
'22-'2 3
*15
4s
4s *15
A-O
J-J
J-J
—
—
—
—.
Bond debt inside dt. limit. 1,223,800
Debt limit 24*% average
1,406,771
3-year valuation
$135,971
Borrowing capacity
60,628,361
Total valuation 1920
4s '15
M-N
90,000
1921-1925
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$30.90
♦Bonds outside of debt limit consist
4s '16
M-N
(30,000
1921-1926
1927-1936
of $1,604,200 water, $674,700 sewer,
(40.000
4s '16
part of city hall debt to the amount
1926-1935 of $13,600, drainage dept. debt, $162,1921 000,
high-school, $168,000, and play¬
3,000——July 1 1922 grounds,
$45,750,
and
$199,000
M-N180.000
J-D
500
44*s*17 J-J f
-
\ 10,000r.July 1 '23-'27
44*s'17 J-J
68,000r_July 1
4 4*s'17 M-N 38.000—May 1
44*s'17 ...
17,000—Nov 1
5s '20
M-S J105 0«M) Sept 1
'21-'37
'22-*37
'21-'37
'21'3 I
hospital.
city owns real estate valued
$3 515,965.
The
at
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
(30,000c_Sept 1 '36-'40 BROOKLINE.
Rifle-Range Bonds.
„
_
„
4 4* s'13 A-O
1,000--Apr 1'22-'23
Water Bonds.
4s '92
M-N $20,000c...May 1 1922
4s '93
M-S
4s '93
J-D
„
25,000c-—Mch 1 1923
62,000c--Decl5 1923
This town is in Norfolk County.
Inc.
1705.
Population 1910, 187,506:1920,37,478.
Public Buildings & Sites.
$2,000r. Jan 1 *22-*23
39*s 03 J-J
16,500c..Jan 1 '22-'24
34*s*04 J-J
4s '06
J-J
30,000r__Jan 1 *22-'26
_
4s'94&'95A-0 50,000c..Apr 1 '24-'25
4s '95
A-O
25,000c
Oct 1 1925
34*s*09 J-J
4s'96&'97M-N oU.UuOc —May 1 '26-27 3.8s'09 J-J
15.00UC-—Aug
4s '98
F-A
10,000c--Aug
4s '02
M-N 110,000r—Nov
4s '03
J-J
27,000r_-July
3 4*s'99 J-D
10.000c- --June
3 4*s'99 M-N
12.000c.-Nov
3 4*s'00 M-S
15,000c.-Mch
3 4*s'01 A-O
13,000c. -Apr
3 4*s'01 J-D
15,000c. ..June
3 4*s'02 A-O
75,000c. ..Apr
3 )*s'02 F-A
15,000c. ..Aug
3 J*s'02 M-N 190,000c&r.Nov
3,000c...July
3 4*s'03 J-J
3 4*s'04 F-A 165,000c..-Feb
25,000c.. .July
3 4*s'04 J-J
50.000c..-Feb
3 4*s'05 F-A
4s
'97
F-A
3 4*s'05 F-A
3 4*s'06 A-O
4s
'06
J-D
M-S
J-J
4s '08
Incor¬
—
—
44*s'19 J-J
4s *07
BRISTOL COUNTY.
County seat at Taunton.
J-D
$6.000
1921-1926
M-N
500
May 1 1922
M-N 18,000.-May 1 '22-'27
M-N
7,000
May 1 1922
J-J
2 000
July 1 1922
10,000—May 1 '22-'23
$21,000_Mar 1 *22-*42
6,000-May 15 '22-'33
11,200r-Apr 10 '22-*29 44*s*13 M-N
4s '13
J-D
500..-Dec 15 1921
9,000c-Apr 1922-'30
3,000..June 1 '22-'24
14,000r—Feb 1 '22-'35 4s'14 J-D
5,000—July 1 '2l-'25
9,000r
1921-1929 4s '15 J-J
A-O
3,000—Oct 1 '2l-'26
5,000r
1922-1926 4s *15
A-O
750
Oct 1 1921
4s '06
A-O
16,000r—Apr 1 *22-'3< 4s '15
2,000—Sept 1 '2l-'24
4s '06
A-O
17,000r
1921-1938 4s '16 M-S
M-N
8,000—Nov 1 '2l-'28
4s '10
F-A
I9,000r
1922-1940 4s '16
1,000—July 1 1922
4s '11
A-O
5,000r.April 1 22-'26 44*s'l7 J-J
4,500._Mar 1 '22-'25
4s *12
M-8
21 .OOOr.Mar 1 '22*42 6s '20
Drainage Bonds
44*s* 13 J-D
17,000r_June 1' 22-'38
J-D
$200. —-June 1 9122
4s
14
A-O
18.000.-Apr 1 '22-'39 4s'92
M-S
1,< OOr.Sept 1 '21-'22
4s '15
A-O
19.000—Apr 1 '22-'40 4s '92
6,000r
1921-1932
4s '17
M-N 21.000--May 1 *22-'42 3 4*s'02 J-D
1,000....Mar 1 1922
44*s'l8 M-N
9,000
May *22-'28 4s *12 M-S
2,000-Mar 15 '22-'23
44*s'19
/ 9,000
1922 1921 44*s*13 M-S
3,000..Apr 1 *22-'24
(10.000
1925-1929 4a *14 A-O
4s *07
359,005.
Registry Bldg. Notes & Bonds.
4s'13
J-D
40,000c.Dec 24'22-'23
Bridge Notes and Bonds.
BRAINTREE.
This town (P. O. So. Braintree) is 44*s'13 J-D $20,000c-.June 16 1922
7.000c-Aug 15 '21-'27
in
Norfolk
County.
Incorporated 44*s*17 F-A
Court-House Notes & Bonds.
May 13 1640.
4s '12
J-D $10.000c—Dec 26 1921
School Bonds.
4s '11
'21-'22
'22-'23
'21-'23
'22-'24
'22-'23
22-'27
,
three years.
The foregoing
BORROWING
M-N
34*s'02 A-O
3 4*s'01 J-D
3 4*s'95 A-O
3 4*s'01 A-O
3 4*s'01 F-A
34*s*06A-O
4s '06
A-O
4s '16
the State tax, county tax and sums required by law to be raised on
of the city debt, are limited by Chapter 521 of the Acts of 1910 and
for any
A-O
A-O
4s '15
$1,000 , the county
Of the city tax of
Boston,
LIMITATIONS.—Taxes In
per
^
4s '16
44*s'17
44*s*17
44*s'17
44*s'17
44*s'18
44*s'19
24,000r_July
24,000r-Apr
10,000r—Apr
6,000r_May
l,000r
1921
3,000r
1921-'23
J-J
4s '93
4s '95
$51,655,501.00 $72,456,849.99 $124,112,350.99
__
Includes $359,999.99
4s '93
4s '95
Totals
*
„
_
---
4s
37
AND TOWNS
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES
June, 1921.]
A-O
*08
F-A
4s
3 4*s'09 A-O
3 4*s'09 M-N
4s '10
F-A
4s TO
A-O
'11
A-O
4s
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1927 4s '12
1928 4s '16
1932
44*315
1933 44*8*17
1932
1932
1932
M-S
9,000r
1922-1930
38.000r.0ct 1 '22-'40
76,000r.Mch
...
City Hall.
$l,000r
June
J-D
3,600r.Apr 15
A-O
3,000r.Nov 1
4s '93
M-N
5,000r.Nov 1
4s '93
M-N
1 1922
*22-'23
*21-'22
'2l-'22
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
54*s'20 J-J $108.000.-July 1 '22-'30
54*s'21 M-S 79,000—Mar 1 '22-'31
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s *12
M-S
$3 500
Mar 1 1922
4s*12
M-8
1,000
Mar 11922
4s '92
4s '93
44*s'13 J-D
J-J
4s *14
M-N
J-J
M-N
M-N
4s '15
4s '16
4s-
16
30,000c&r Jan 1 '22-'36
34*s'09 J-J
'12
J-J
4s *14
$24,000r_.Jan 1 *22-'29
J-J
4s *12
J-J
4s
4.000c
4 1922
Jan
5,000c
Jan
36,400c__Jan 1
28,000c._ Jan 1
30,000c._ Jan 1
4,000r._Jan 1
8,400.—Jan 1
84,000.-Jan
1
.
44*8*13 M-S
44*s'13 A-O
4s *14
...
1 1933 4s '15
J-J
1 1934 4s '16
J-J
1 1934 4s '17
J-J
11935
44*sl5
25.000r.-.Aug 1 1935
44*8 21
25,000c...Apr 1 1936
Soldiers' Monument.
20,000r
June 1 1936
4s '13
J-J
8,000c..Jan 1
25,000c...Mch 1 1937
Parks
30,000r_ ..July 1 1937
34*s'03 J-J
$13,000r&c Janl
32,000r._Apr 1 '22-'37
4s '16
J-J
13,000r__ Jan 1
32,000r—Aug 1 1937
Playgrounds.
25,500r..Apr 1 '22-'38
3.15s'01 J-J HO.OOOr
July
17,000r-Nov 1 '21-'38
10,000c. .Jan 1
12.000r
1921-1933 34*s'03 J-J
J-J
4s '11
Jan 1 1922
6,200c.. J an 1 '22-'23
12,250c..Jan 1 *22-'35
...
38,000r.July 1 22-' 40
1 *22-*35
24,200-Mar 15 '22- 43
3.000. .Oct
I *21- 23
23,000-Feb 1 '22-'44
4a '14
F-A
J-D
19,000
June 1 *22-'41
4s '14
A-O
19,000—Apr 1 *22-'40
4s *15
A-O
9,000—Oct 1 '22-'30
4s '15
A-O
26,000
1921-1946
4s '16
27,000
1921-1947
4s '17
14,000—May 1 '22-'28
44*s'18
16,000--Apr 1 '22-'29
44*s'19 A-O
28,500
"2o JCi\J M-S
54*s'20 ivi-17 X/Otuuu _.Mar 1 '22-'40
Cemetery Bonds.
$500
July 1 1922
4s '15
J-J
4s '11
4,000c
...
1929 44*S'17
12,000r&c Jan 1 '22-'33
1929
Hospital Bonds.
1930 4s *14
$13,000c.Jan 1 '22-'34
1931
Sewers and Drains.
1 1931
1
1
1
48,800r..Jan 1 '22-'29
48,800r..Jan 1 *22-'29
J-J
J-J
8.000.-June 1 *22- 23
10.000.-July 1 *2l-'24
3,000—May 1 '22-'24
4,000—July 1 '22-'25
8,000—May 1 *22-'26
5,000—May 1 '22-'26
'06
4s '12
'22-'23
'22-*34
1 1922
'22-*23
1 *22-'27
Jan
1
1922
18,500c...Jan
1
1922
5,000c
J-J
4s '12
'22-'23
1 '22-'26
1 '22-*29
1 '22-'34
5,000r—Jan
27,360r..Jan
55.250C—Jan
Streets and Bridges.
4s '07
J-J
$24,000r._Jan
J-J
3.45s'09J-J
4s *14
J-J
4s
1 1922
*22-'34
*22-'35
'22-'36
*22-'23
'22-'35
'22-'35
J-J
J-J
11,550c.. Jan 1 '22-'24
J-J
4s *16
14,000c—Jan 1 *22-'25
J-J
4s '16
3,000r__ Jan 1 '22-*24
5,120r&c Janl'22-25
44*s'15
4,500c-Jan 1 '22-'26
44*s'16
4.000r&c Jan I '22-*25
44*sl7
lO.OOOr&c Jan 1 '22-'26
44*sl7 ...
12,000r&c Jan 1 '22-27
44*s'17
Schools and Sites.
$9,000r._ Jan 1 '22-'30
3.6s'10 J-J
12,380r—Jan 1 '22-'23
34*slO J-J
4s '13
J-J
89,010c—Jan 1 '22-'33
4s
'14
—
...
Water.
$2,065...June 15 1922
9,932r_July 1 *22-*23
34*8*92 J-D
4s
'93
J-J
3 9-16s'94J-D
34*s'95
34*s*03
34*s'04
34*s*09
4s
*15
4s '16
F-A
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
3,000r.Junel5*22-'24
2,800r__Aug
7,400r_. Jan
6,000r„ Jan
32,000r—Jan
140,000r
Jan
1
1
1
1
1
'22-'25
'22-'23
*22-'24
*22-*29
'22-'35
5.000c—Jan 1 '22-'26
Debt Dec. 31 1920.
DEBT
Deduct water debt, drain-
TOTAL
debt and debt for
playgrounds
$945,108
juage
341,738
BROOKLINE (Concluded)—
MET DEBT.as defined by¬
603,370
Net debt allowed bylaw
2,930.822
Available balance—
2,084,808
Assess, val. real
90,740,600
Assess. val .pers. (tangible). 12,895,800
Total val. 1920
103,636,400
4s '07
law
.
4« '08
4s '08
3 Ms'10 J-J
3 Ms'll M-S
3 Ms'll
$1,000) 1920—$17.30 3Ms'll
Tax rate (per
A-O
M-N
F-A
J-J
J-D
TOT. DEBT, SINKING
1 1945
$5,000r—Apr
25,OOOr...Sept
lO.OOOr, -Oct
12,OOOr.-Nov
30,OOOr
Aug
8,800r
Jan
17,OOOr.-Mch
7.000
July
6.200
Dec
3 Ms'05 A-O
4s '06
M-S
1946
1947
1948
1948
19.50
1951
1951
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Total
general bond.
Sinking funds
Net municipal
Serial Loans.
Since Jan. 1 1914 all loans of the
in Middlesex County. city of Cambridge have been issued
Inc. Mar. 17 1846.
Population 1910, on the "serial" basis in compliance
104,839; 1920, 109,494.
Bonds is¬ with Chapter 719, Acts of 1913 and
sued prior to Jan. 1 1914 for which amendments thereto.
The
serial
loans have been issued in the form of
sinking funds are established;
,
,
This city is
Street
coupon bonds of $500 or
whenever possible; odd
Loans.
3Ms'02 J-J
3Ms'02 M-N
3Ms'03A-O
3Hs'03 M N
3Ms'04 M-S
3Ms'04 M-N
4s '06
4s'06
M-N
F-A
4s '07
A-0
J-D
4s '07
M-S
4s '07
M-N
$1,000 each
amounts, less
$30,000r—July 1 1922
14,000r—Nov 1 1922 than $1,000, only when issue necessi¬
Coupon bonds may be
4,000r—Apr 11923 tated them.
12,000r—Nov 1 1923 exchanged for reg. bonds on request
59,000r—Sept 1 1924
Street Loans.
6,500r—Nov 1 1924 4s '1,5
$36,250c
1921-1925
lOO.OOOc&r.May 1 1926
4s '15
M-N 25,000c_Nov 1 '21- 25
822.000
637,972
22,000r_..Aug
40,000r—Apr
19.000r...June
25,000r
Sept
10,000r
Nov
34,000c
Jan
42.000r.-.Aug
20.000r_-.Mch
12.000r.-July
27.000r--.Mch
.
1 1926
1 1927 SHs'lQ
1
1
1
1
1
1927
1927
1927
3Ms'16
4s '16
—
'21-*26
—
_
$86,500r—July 1[1922
ll,000r—Oct 11922
80.000r
Oct 11923
80.000c. ..Apr 1 1924
20,000r—Nov 1 1924
20,950r. -May 1 1926
20,000r
Aug 1 1925
47,000r—Aug 1 1926
14,000r_ -Nov 1 1926
40,000r—Dec 11928
5,000r—Mch 1 1931
93,500c&r.Jan 11930
120,OOOr...July 1 1930
2.500
Mch 1 1932
5.000c—Feb 1 1933
(Inside Limit).
4s '94
F-A $75,000cdcr.Aug 1 1924
4s*95
A-0
60,OOOr.-Oct 11925
10,OOOr.-Aug 1 1931
3Ms'0l F-A
20,OOOr
Oct
1 1933
3 Ms'03 A-0
40,000r. ..May 1 1934
3Kb'04
5,000r_._ Nov 1 1934
3Ms*04
May 1 1935
3 Ms'05 M-N 15,000
10,000
July 1 1941
3Hs
J-J
35,OOOr. -Apr 1 1937
A-0
4s '07
5,000r
Dec 1 1938
4s '08
J-D
23,000c&r .Jan 1 1940
3Ms'10 J-J
15,OOOr
May 1 1940
4s '10
J-J
3 Ms'll M-S
10,OOOr.-Mch 1 1941
10,OOOr...July 1 1941
3Ms'll J-J
10.000c—-Feb 1 1943
3Ms'13 F-A
4s *13
J-J
25.000c—.July 1 1943
3 Ms'99 M-N $42,OOOr.-Nov 1 1929
3Ms'00 J-J
100,000r_..July 1 1930
3 Ms'01 F-A 100,OOOr.-Aug 1 1931
3Ms'02 M-N 20,OOOr.-Nov 1 1932
3 Ms'03 A-0
40,OOOr. ..Apr 1 1933
4s
07
A-0 25.000r_—Apr 1 1937
4s '07
M-N $10,OOOr.-Nov 1 1937
4s'08
F-A
25,000r.-Aug 1 1938
4s'08
J-D
12,000r
Dec 11938
3Ms'09 J-J
2,OOOr
July 1 1939
3Ms'lOJ-J
23.000c.-Jan
11940
4s '10
J-J
25,OOOr—.July 1 1940
3 Ms'll J-D
10,000c...Dec 11941
3Hs'12 M-S
15,000?
Sept 1 1942
3Ms'13 F-A
10,000c—.Feb 1 1943
1 20,000c.-Oct 1 *28-*29
*19
—
1,OOOr.—July 1 1922
—
School Bonds.
Jan 1922-35
4s *15
J-J
$45,550
45,550.-July 1 *22-*35
4 Ms
J-J
80,000c. July 1 *22-*37
4Ms'17 J-J
—_
4Ms'19
14.OOOc_.Oct 1 *21-*34
—
Building Loans.
$3.550
July 1 1922
4Ms
J-J
56,000.-July 1 *22-*35
4s
J-J
4Hs*17 M-S 17,000.-Sept 1 *21-*37
30,000c
4s '18
—
(Inside Limit).
$6,000
1921-1926
M-N
7,700c.Nov 1 ;21-;36
M-N 12,500c.May 1 22- 46
J-J
60,000c.july 1 '22-'37
J-J
/ 9.000c.July 1 '22-'27
120,000c. July 1 *28-'47
Sewer Bonds
4s'16
3
Ms'16
3Ms'16
4Ms'17
4Ms'17
Sewer Bonds
4Ms'19
4Ms'19
7,000c_.0ct 1 '21-'34
43,500c.-Oct 1 '21-'49
...
—
(Outside Limit).
July 1 1922
July 1 1923
1,500. ...July 1 1924
22,000.-July 1 '25-'46
19,000. -July 1 '22-'40
\ 4,000.-July 1 '41-'43
Sewer Bonds
4s
4s
M-S $15,500
Mar
M-S
35.000
Sept
F-A
4,800
Feb
25,000c—July
i 1922
^
($1,500
J-J
4s
J-J
4s
Playgrounds Ln. (Outside
4s
...
*12
3 Ms'll J-D
3Ms'12 M-S
1921
WATER
WORKS.—The
April
while the
same was
$413,-
net
$6,801,494 52,
was
debt
the
on
4Ms
--
-
Limit)
/$136,000c.Oct 1 '21-'37
\
6,000c. Oct 1 '38-'39
Bonds (Outside Limit.)
F-A $50,000
Aug 1 1931
Hospital Bonds (Outside
4Ms'19
Park
3 Ms
—-
outstanding on April 1
loans to the amount of
There were
serial
$2,224,850
1921
issued for the following
purposes;
Debt Limit.
Due.
$
1921 to 1935
994,100
Schoolhouse .1921 to 1938
197,750
Inside
Loans—
Street
Building
1921 to 1938
Sewer constr_1921 to 1950
265,500
Dept. equipt.1921 to 1924
City
1921 to 1924
71,000
Park Bonds
F-A$36O,000c<5cr.Feb
F-A 100,000r_-Aug
F-A 100,OOOr
Feb
4s'96
F-A 100,OOOr
Aug
4s'96
A-0
40,000r_-Oct
3 348*97 M-S 100,OOOr.-Sept
3Ms'97 M-N
50,OOOr.-Nov
3Ms'98 F-A 100,OOOr—Aug
3 Ms'98 J-D
50,OOOr—June
3 Ms'99 F-A 100,000r.-Aug
3Ms'00J-J
50.000r
July
3 Ms'00 M-N
50,OOOr
Nov
3Hs'01 M-N 100. OOOr... Oct
3Ms'02J-J
48.OOOr
July
3Ms'03 F-A
50,000r_..Apr
25.OOOr.-Sept
3 Ms'04 M-S
6,OOOr
Nov
3 Ha'04 M-N
45,000r_-May
3 Ms'05 M-N
5i000rl— Aug
3 Ms'05 F-A
4s '94
4s'95
4s'96
—
235,000
3,000
Outside Debt Limit.
1 1923
1 1923
35,000c—.Sept 1 1922
4,000c—Dec
25,OOOr...Mch
1946
1946
1940
1946
24,500
54,500
251,500
50,000
to 1945
78,000
to
to
to
to
Total serial debt
.2,224,850
Water Bonds (Sinking Fund).
A-O$300,0U0c.
Apr
3Ms'02J-J
13,500r.-July
Ms'02 M-N
5,OOOr...Nov
11931
Ms'05 M-N 46.000r_-May
1 1932
3 Ms'05 M-N
50.OOOr.-May 1
4s '06
M-N 280.000c&r.May
1
1
1
1
1
4s '94
—
1 1924
1 1922
1 1922
1 1925
'22-*25
1 1936
1924
4s *07
J-D
49,OOOr—June 1
1935
4s '07
J-J
25,000c...July 1 1937
1936
4s '08
J-D
1926
4s '08
F-A
1926
3 Ms'10 J-J
20,000r.—June 1 1928
17,OOOr. ..Aug 1 1938
5,000c
Jan
1 1930
5,000r.„Feb 1 1930
1 1937 3 Ms'10 F-A
16,500r
1 1937 3Ms'll
May
10,OOOr—Dec"
1 1938 3 Ms'll J-D
1 1938
Water Bonds (Serial).
.
—
1939
LVOV
OI/„
1940
1940
1941
1942
1 1943
1 1944
1 1944
1 1945
paid in Boston at
and United
by City Treas
or
950 48.
For the year ending Mar.31
1921
water-works
receipts
were
$487,053.19.
CHICOPEE.
Chicopee is In Hampden Co.
Inas a town 1848; a city April 18
corp.
1890.
-
„
Street-Improvement Bonds.
J-D
$9,000c_June 1 '22-'24
4s '16
M-S
9,000c—Sept 1 1921
4s '16
M-S
2,000c-.Sept 1 1921
4Ms'17
45 717—Sept 1 *21-'27
4Ms'17
2,000
Sept 1 1921
School Bonds and Notes.
4s'10
A-O
$i,000c-Dec 1 '2l-'24
4s'10
M-N 21,000c.Nov 30 '21-'27
4s '11
M-N
2,000c..Nov 27 1921
4s '12
J-D
6,662c—June 1 1921
4s '15
J-J
59,000c_$7,000 yearly
4Ms'i7
300,000.-June J '22-'33
4s '14
—_
—
—_
Sidewalk Bonds.
'16
4s
$l,000c—-Sept 11921
M-S
2,000——Oct 1 1921
4Ms'17
Sewer Bonds.
4Mb'14 A-O
$2.000
4s *16
„
2 1921
'2l-'26
Oct
18,000c_Sept 1
8.000--Oct 1
8,000-July 1
M-S
A-O
J-J
VALUATION.—
4s *15
*21 -'28
1921.
1920.
4s '15
*22-'25
$
$
12.000-. Oct 1 '21-'28
Real estate,124,436,700 118,722,700 4Ms'17
Personal... 17,268,272
17,937,691 4Ms'19 F-A/ l5,000c.Aug 1 '2l-'25
\
1,700c-.Aug 1 1926
Total
141,704.972 136,660,391
ASSESSED
—
Tax
4Ms*19
This town is in Norfolk Co.
Feb.
23
1797.
Pop'n
1910,
Inc.
4,797;
1920, 5,945.
Water Bonds.
f $12,000—July 1 *22-'23
{ 14.000-July 1 *24-'25
J-J
4s
53,000c .Nov 1
J 36,000c Nov 15
1119,000c Nov 15
5Ms'20 J-D
75,000c.Dec 1
$28.30 4Ms'19
$31.30
(perM.)
CANTON.
—
—
'21-*29
*21-*22
'23-'29
'21-'25
•Bridge Bonds.
4s '07
$30,000—$2,000 yearly
—
Refunding Bonds.
3Msg
J-D $27.000c.June 1 '22-'29
•Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
J-D
$»,000c.Dec 1 '21-'22
I 4,000
July 1 1926
3Msg
J-D
10,000c.—June'21-'31
High-School & Grading Bonds.
7,000—$1,000 yearly
-S
$1,000—Dec 1 1921 4Ms'07
4s
5,000--$1,000 yearly
High-School Loans,
4s '09
—
5,000—Dec 1 '21-25
-s
$4,000—Nov 1 '21-23
4s '11
M-Nf 2,500c—Nov 1 1922
Water debt Dec 31 1918—
$48,000
6,000c.Nov 1 '23-'24
School and Grade bonds
13,000
8,000c_Nov 1 *25-'26
School notes
6,000
,60.000c.Nov i '27-'36
N otes in anticipat'n of taxes
129,000
4s *16
J-D
33,750.-June 1 "22-'36
Standpipe notes
3,000
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18- $199,000 4Ms'17 M-N 18,000—May 1 *22-'27
•Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real
4,587,820
4s '09
F-A $6,000
1921-1923
Assessed val., personal
2,287,44o
4s
J-D
20,000--June 1 '22-'23
Total valuation 1920
6,875,285
4s g
J-D
7,500c..June 1 *22-'26
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20-$25.20
4s
8,000.-$2,000 yearly
INT payable at town treasury.
4s '15
A-O
10.500.—Oct 1 *21 '25
4s '16
M-N
2,000—Nov 1 1921
CHELMSFORD.
4s '17
2,135
Mar 1 1922
This town is in Middlesex County.
4Ms'19
16.000c.Nov 1 '21-'24
Highway Bonds.
4Ms'19 F-A 100,000c.Aug 1 '20-'29
—s
$12.000
5Ms'20
4,000.-Apr 1 *22-*25
—_
...
-
„_
„_
—.
—
School Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
'16
A-O $18,750c..Apr 1 '22-'36
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 1920$70,477
4s
F-A)$80,000c.Aug 1 *21-'24
1 40,000c. Aug 1 *25-'29
Assessed valuation, real
4,848,840 4Ms'19
11,000c. .Oct 1 '21-'24
Assessed val., personal
1,573,208 6s '20 A-O /80,000.-Oct 1 '21-24
Total valuation 1920
6,422,040
119,800
Oct 1 1925
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—.$23.70
5Ms'21 A-O
74,000c_Apr 30 '22-31
4Ks'19
—
Population 1910. 5,010; 1920.-5,682
BOND. DEBT Dec
WATER DIST.
This district is in Middlesex Co.
Assessed valuation,
Less
1920-S1,462,500
743,000
exemptions of
4Ms'13 M-S $46,230c_Sept 1 *21-'43
real..31,715,900
Assessed val., personal
11,002,150
Total valuation 1920
42,718,050
4s *14
J-D
9,500
June 1 1944
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1916$65,500
Tax rate (per
CHELMSFORD
54,930
Borrowing capacity
$1,000) 1920—$30 00
Population 1910. 25.401;1920, 36,214
•
Loans
authorized
by
special
Dist. tax (per $1,000) 1915
$3-40
Population in 1914 (est)
2,000 statute and not subject to the law
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Bost. limiting municipal Indebtedness.
Assessed valuation 1915
995,605
BoaCo., Boston.
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bank.
CHELSEA.
The
city
Is In Suffolk County.
Settled in 1630; incorporated as a
town 1739; as a city March 13 1857.
Fire Engine Loan (Inside Limit)
4s *17
$1,900
June 11922
4s'18
1,800
June 11922
4s '19
9,200—Dec 1 '21-'24
School Loan (Inside Limit).
4s '16
J-D $10,000.-June 1 '22-'26
4s '17
18,900--June 1 '22-'27
Miscell. Loan (Inside Limit).
4s *12
$7,200
Dec 1 1922
Sidewalk Loan (Inside Limit).
4s '17
$2,000—-June 1 1922
4s '19
8,000
1921-1924
Equipment Loan (Inside Limit).
4s '18
$6,000
1921-1923
Bridge Loan (Inside Limit).
ton, and Old Colony Tr.
CLINTON.
County.
Population 1910,13,075;
This town is in Worcester
Inc. 1850.
12,979.
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J $175,000c—.July 1 1930
Ref'g Water (Outside limit).
3Msg
A-O $33,000c
Oct'21-'31
Water Bonds (Outside limit).
4s
J-D $50,000c
June 1 1926
4Ms'14 M-S
24,000—Sept 1 21-*44
School Bonds (Outside limit).
4s '10
J-J
$32.000c.Jan 1 '22-'30
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s '09
J-J $54,000c
Jan 1 *22-'29
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921. $175,000
Town Hall (additional)
54,000
5s *20 M-N/112,000c_Nov 1 '21-'26 School (additional)
32,000
1 24,000c_Nov 1 '37-'40 Floating debt (additional) _
44,800
School Bonds (Inside Limit.)
Sinking fund
136,377
4s '06
$65.000
Oct 1 1926 Water debt (additional)
154,000
4s '11
A-O 250,000c.-Oct 1 '30-'31
99,035
Water sinking fund (add'I;.
4s'15
J-D
81,000-June 1 '22-'35 Borrowing capacity.
215,878
Refunding Loan (Inside Limit). Assessed valuation, real
7,339,565
4s '07
J-DS141.400
Dec 1 1924 Assessed val.. personal
4,436,342
Street Loan (Inside Limit).
Total val. '20 (abt. act.) .11,774,907
4s '11
J-D $45,000
Dec 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—.$22.40
9,000
Dec 1 1921
4s '12
INT.
on
town-hall
bonds
and
4s '17
3,000
June 11922
school bonds payable at Old Colony
2,000
June 1 1922
4s '17
Tr. Co., Boston; on other loans at
80,000. .June 1 *22-* 29
4s
First Nat. Bk., Clinton.
5Ms'20 M-N150,000c.Nov 1 '21-'30
Water Loans (Outside Limit).
CONCORD.
4s '11
J-D $30.000
Dec 1 1921
This town is in Middlesex County.
MacadamizingLoanGnsideLim.)
Sept.
12 1635.
Pop'n 1910,
4s
$9,000_-June 1 '22-'24 Inc.
•
5Ms'20 M-N 25,000c.Nov 1 '21-*25 6,421; 1920, 6,461.
1920,
...
Bonds (Outside Lim.)
$103,000
1921-1936
M-S
3,000
Sept 1 1931
Hospital
4s '16
1 1922
Hospital Bonds.
3Ms'02 J-J
$6,OOOr—July 1 1922
4s'08
F-A
20,OOOr.-Aug 1 1928
4s'10
J-J
95,000c. ..July 1 1930
Lim.)
22-25
$6,000.-July 1
—.
Playground-.1921
4s *13
Sewer separ__ 1921
Playgrounds Loan.
Hospital
1921
4s'10
J-J
$50,000r_-July 1 1940 Bridge
1921
3 Ms'll J-J
15,OOOr. ..July 1 1941 Park.
1921
3 Ms'll J-D
30,000c.-Dec 11941
4s
1-3%.
1,000
•
"
.
Municipal Loan.
3Ms
1
CITY
cost of the water works up to
---
...
_
10-year
of the
amount of outstanding bonds, for the
20-year loans 3%%, tor the 30-year
loans 2 1-5%
and for the 40-year
The sinking fund for the
receives
yearly
9%
loans
—
Building Loans.
3Ms'03A-O
$3,OOOr
Apr 11923
3Ms'04A-O
25.000c--Apr 1 1924
334s
M-N
5,000
Nov 1 1924
4s'07
M-S
30,OOOr. -Sept 1 1927
—
borrowing capacity for city purposes
Jan. 1 1921 was $770,615.04.
on
1921
1
4s '16
—
„
$181,028
city and water debt.$3,307,992
BORROWING CAPACITY.—The
Net
'21-*26
1
1
1,000c..-Nov
38,250c.Oct
16,500c_0ct
—
—
3Ms'08J-D
3 Ms'll M-S
3Ms'10J-J
4s '10
J-J
3Ms'12 M-S
3Hs'13 F-A
-
...
*21-'22
2,000c. Aug
4,000c.July 1 '22-'25
4s '16
J-J
1928
4s '08
1 '22-'24
4s '16
/7,500c. July
F-A
1928
4s '08
12,000c.July 1 '25-'26
1 1929
3~M»'09 M-N
17,500c.July 1 '22-'26
4s *16
1 1930
4s '10
J-J
35,000.-July 1 22-26
4s
1 1931
3 Ms'll M-S
1,500c—.May 1 1922
M-N
4s *17
53,000r--July 1 1931
3 Ms'll J-J
2,000c
July 1 1922
17,000c.—Dec 1 1921 4Ms'l7 J-J
48
11
J-D
2,000c.- .July 1 1922
4 Ms* 17 J-J
4s
12
M-S 118,000c— Sept 1 1922
4^s'17 M-S 10,000c. Sept 1 '21-22
7,000r
Sept 1 1922
3Ms'12 M-S
14,OOOc_Sept 1 *21-*27
6,200c&r_Sept 1 1932 4^s'17 M-S
3Hs'12 M-S
132,500c--------13,000c_Feb_- 1 1923 4s '18
4s '13
F-A
2,000c-Oct 1 21-24
4HS'19 ...
6,250c—Feb I 1933
3Ms'13 F-A
8,000c. .Oct 1 *21-'24
57,800
July 1 1923 4Hs'19 —
4s
J-J
4,000c.-Oct 1 *21-*24
4HS'19 —
13,500
Jan 1 1930
334s
J-J
4,000c._Oct 1 *21-'24
4,000
July 1 1933 4^s'19 —
4s
J-J
9,000c—Oct 1 *21-*29
18.000
Aug 1 1933 4Ms'19
4s '13
F-A
22,500c—Oct 1 *21-'29
4^s'19 ...
School Bonds.
/140,000c. .Oct 1 *21-*27
4^s'19
3Hs'02 J-J
3Ms'02A-O
3Ms'03A-O
3Ms'04A-O
3Ms'04 M-N
3 Ms'05 M-N
3 Ms'05 F-A
4s'06
F-A
4s '06
M-N
$3,123,964
debt
Water debt (additional)..
Sinking funds
loans
Co.
Trust
debt.16,734,500
through the Chelsea Trust Co.
3,6i 0,536
Net water debt
CAMBRIDGE.
INTEREST is
National Shawmut Bank
States
1 1951
bonds payable at
Metropolitan Park Assess. Loan
First Nat. Bank of Boston; on other 3 ISs'02 F-A $46.OOOr. —Aue 1 1932
bonds by Town Treasurer.
Public Library Bonds.
ASSETS.—On Jan. 1 1921. Includ¬
3M«'01 M-N $27,000r_ - -Nov 1 1921
ing buildings,
parks, water-works,
&c., amounted to $7,137,787 includ¬
Charles River Basin Bonds.
ing $251,827 cash in treasury.
The 4s *11 J-D $60,000c.-Dec 11921
water-works are valued at $1,269,100
„
FUNDS
Mar. 311921.
ETC.—
INT. on coupon
4s '07
[VOL. 112.
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS
28
$17,000__Sept
6,000 ..Mar
4s
4s
4s
24,000.-July
33,261-.July
4s
4s
3Ms
INTEREST
1937
1 1941
1 1941
21-'37
'22-'33
*22-'33
'22-'44
*21-*32
'22-'33
7,120—Nov
15,600—Feb
1,500
Sept 1 1929
on
bonds is payable at
1 19451 the First National Bank. Boston.
—
—
—
...
—
.
_
Municipal Impt. Bonds (Outside Limit).
3Ms'09F-A $500,000c—Feb 1 1959
(Outside limit).
$S,000c... Oct 1 1923
Water Bonds
3 Ms
4s '08
A-O
60,000
Sept 1 1928
65,000c.—Apr 15 1929
1 1958 3 Ms'09 A-O
10,000c.. Oct 1 *21-'40
A-O
100.000c_-.Feb 1 1960 4s '11
21,000c. Jan 15 '22-'42
J-J
Public Impt. L'n (Outside Limit). 4s '13
11.000c Dec 15 '2l-'42
J-D
4s
A-OS310 .OOOc-Oct 1 '25&*27 4s 13
7.000. .Dec 1 '2l-'34
4Ms
Park Loan (Outside Limit).
Light Bonds (Outside limit).
4s
A-O SlOO.OOOc—Oct
1 1936
/$3.000c—-May 1 1935
3Ms
School Loan (Outside Limit).
\ 5.000c
May 1 1936
4s '16
J-D $131,250.June 1 '22-'36
10,000
Aug 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21-$2,565,000 4s
2,000
Oct 1 1937
Special loan notes
422,433 4s
6,000
Nov 2 1938
Sinking funds
1,031,394 4s
2,000...Apr 15 1939
Net debt (incl. water debt).1,956,039 3 Ms
3,500-June 1 *22-'28
3Ms
Temp, loans (in anticipa¬
8,000.-Oct 1 *2l-'28
tion of revenue)
1,415,989 4 Ms
4s '08
4s *10
M-S
F-A
400,000c—_Sept
...
...
«ess.
val. real estate—35,108,600
4s
pers'l property.6,155.800
Total assess, val. 1920
41,364.400 3 Ms
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$27.80 3 Ms
Pooula'n 1920. 43,184; 1910. 32.452. 3 Ms
The
city owns its water-works, 4s '10
which In 1919 earned $132,000.
F-A
Assess, val.
M-N
A-O
A-O
F-A
/35,000c
Aug
\16.000c—-Aug
1929
1930
10.000c—-Nov
15,000c
Oct
1933
1932
1934
10,000c—Aug
1940
20,000c
Aug
6,000--Nov 1 '21-'26
CONCORD (Concluded)—
Sewer Bonds (Outside limit).
M-S $7Q,000c_—Sept 1 1928
4s
25,000
Sept 1 1929
4s
"
M-S
4,000c...Sept 1 1931
3 Ms
J-J
3,000c. ..July 1 1935
School Notes (Inside Limit).
4s '11
A-O $33,000c—Oct 1 '21-'31
-s 16
($30,000
Dec 1 '21-'3l
\ 10,000
Dec 1 '32-36
4s '17
13,000.-May 1 '22-'34
Bridge Notes, t
4s
...
...
EAST BREDGEWATER.
This town is in Plymouth
Inc. June 14 1823.
1920, 3,486.
'16
4s
4s '12
$9,355c
Water Bonds.
4s '12
A-O
4s *10
J-D
4Ms*13 M-S
4Ms'13J-J
Bonds.
J-D
$4.000c.$l,000
Sewer
...
—-
...
\
1921-1924
$500 yearly
77,000—Mar 1 '22-'43
6,000—Jan 1 '22-25
1,000. ...Nov 1 1921
TOWN DEBT Dec. 31 1920—
Within limit...
$111,300
Water debt
183,000
Sewer debt
167,000
'10
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *21—
Floating debt—
Assessed valuation, real
Assessed val., personal
yearly
$141,624
55,000
2,350,275
1,264,206
Total val.
1921 (H act.)—3.614,481
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921— $30.00
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boston.
104.500
Light debt
4s
Total Dec. 31 1920-.—.$,565,800
SINKING FUNDS—
.
EASTHAMPTON.
This town Is in Hampshire County.
Incorp. June 17 1785.
Population
1910, 8,524; 1920, 11,261.
Sewer
58 056
Sewer Notes.
3 Ms'05 A-O
$4,000
Light
65.121
3Ms'05 Apr
Water................... $65,211
4s
Total sinking funds
'06
J-D
School
$188,388
4s '11
M-S
4s *12
J-J
Total
4s
valuation
Tax rate
1920
7,340,123
1920-.-$35.00
(per $1,000)
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.. Bos ton.
DALTON FIRE DISTRICT.
This district is in Berkshire County
Fire Bonds.
4s '15
$20,000
1921-1925
12,000c.July 1 '22-27
A-O
10.000—Oct
Water Notes.
1
'21-'25
EAST LONGMEADOW.
This town is in
Hampden County.
Incorporated July 1 1894.
Essex
—
...
...
—
...
1921-1924
$199,800
Electric-light debt
37.000
Ordinary debt
6,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921- 242,800
Sinking Funds—
Water
$23,055
Electric light
12.869
Total sinking funds
25,914
Assessed valuation, real
7,312,875
Assessed val., personal
1,359,050
Total valuation 1920
8,671,921
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.-$30.40
4s'16
Water
INT. at
Street
$2,000
...
debt..
First
Nat.
Bank. Boston.
DARTMOUTH.
This town is in Bristol County.
Water Bonds.
4s '15
F-A $40,000c_$2,000
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val.
$40,000
289,832
6.386,200
997,675
personal
Bond.*.
—
—
1921-1923
1921-1927
1921-1923
$15,000
35,000
4Ms*17 M-N 12,000
Agricultural School Bonds.
4s *13
F-A|$10.500c.Aug
\ 30,000c_Aug
1 '21-'23
1 '24-33
50.000——1921-1925
Bridge Bonds.
4s *08 M-S I $10,000c_Mar 1 *22-*23
I
15,000c—_Mar 1 1924
4s '11
M-S
8.000c_Sept 1 '2l-'24
4s'll
6,000
1921-1922
4s'13
37.1.50
1921-1933
4s*13
J-D
15,000c..Dec 1 *21-23
4s '14
J-D
14,000c_Dec 1 *21-'24
4s *15
J-D *30,000c. Dec 1 '21 -'26
4s '14
M-S
24.000c.Mar 1 *22-'27
4s *13
32,500
1921-1933
4Ms*19
20.000
1921-1924
4s'15
...
—
—_
—-
yearly
BOND. DEBT Jan 1921-
Note debt
4s'13
4s '14
Total assess, val. 1920
7,383.875
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—_$24.60
Population in 1915, 5.330; '20. 6,493
—
Highway Bonds.
4s *08
4s
M-S
*16
—
$35,OOOo_Mch 1 *22-'28
45,000-June 1 '22-'26
Building Bonds.
4s '07
J-D $165,000c.Dec 1 '2l-'29
4s *09
J-D |28,OO0c_Dec 1 '2l-'22
115,000c—-Dec 1 1923
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 *21— $651.500
DEDHAM.
This
Inc.
town
1636.
Is
In
Norfolk
County.
Population 1920,10,792.
Sewer Certificates.
F-A $60,000c_Feb 1
A-O
17,190c..Oct 1
Street Loans.
4s '17
M-S
$4,000.Mar 29
5s
5,184—Feb 15
4s '14
3 Ms
—
5s
—-
4s
—-
*22-'41
*21-'29
*22-*23
'22-'30
18,900—Feb 15 '22-'28
1,000
Mar 291922
School Loans.
3 Ms
J-J
3 Ms'09 J-D
4s '16
J-J
$910,000
'21.1,561,500
hand Jan 1 1921
45,057
Temporary debt
Tot. indebtedness Jan 1
Cash
Other
on
assets
Net liabilities Jan 1' 21
56,253
1,555,058
Assessed valuation, real_451,226,455
Assessed val,, personal.-112,452,964
Total valuation 1920
Pop'ri 1910, 436.477;
563.679,419
1920, 482.219
zlNT. at Merch. Nat. Bk., Bost.;
others at 1st Nat. Bank, Boston.
$5,680.July 17 *21-'22
24,000
June 1 *22-*29 EVERETT.
Nathan Nichols,Treas.
103.875—Jan
1 '22-'36
Everett is In Middlesex County.
4s
11,230—July 1 '22-'34 It was formerly a part of the town of
5s '20
s-a
70,000—Nov 1 *21-'40 Maiden, but was Incorporated as the
Bridge Loan.
town of
Everett on March 9 1870.
4s
$11,700-July 1 *22-'34 It became a city June 11 1892.
Hospital Notes.
Armory Notes.
4Ms'19M-Nf$20,000—Nov 1 '21-*30
4s '02
M-S
$2,837-Sept 1 '2l-'22
«
i 1,600—Nov 1 1931
Library Notes.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 15 '21
$351.450
4s *18
M-N $1,000.May 10 '22-'23
Cash in treasury
104.375
5s '19
M-N 17.500
1921-1937
Assessed valuation, real—13,346.350
Street Notes.
Assessed val., personal
2,965,216
F-A $10.000—Aug 1 *21-*22
Total valuation 1920
16,311,365 4s '12
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920. ..$28.40 5Ms'18 F-A
3,000—Aug 12 '21-'23
5s *19
F-A
INT. by check from City Treas,
9,000-Aug 1 '21-'24
-
—
—
DOUGLAS.
This town is In Worcester
J-J $ 125.000c&r_July 1 1923
M-S lOO.OOOc&r.Mch 1 1929
J-D lOO.OOOc&r.June 11931
County. 4s '99
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 *18—
$32,000 4s'01
Assessed valuation, real
1,003,416 4s '05
J-D
25.000c&r.June 1 1935
Assessed val'n, personal
653.284 4s*10
J-D
82,000
June 11940
Total valuation 1920
1,656,730
School Notes.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919.—$14.40 4s '03
M-N $3,750—Nov 2 '2l-*23
Pop'n in 1915, 2,179; 1920
2,181 4s *03
M-N
2,028—Nov 1 '21-23
DUDLEY.
This town Is In Worcester County.
4s
'03
4s '99
M-N
F-A
9,900—Nov 1 '2l-'23
8.000-Aug 1 *2l-'24
lO.OOOr.Aug 1 '2l-*30
F-A
1732.
Population 1920. 4.373. 4s '12
5Ms'18 J-J
Water-Supply Bonds.
2,500.July 10
J-J
2,000—Jan 1
3 Ms'09 J-D $72.000c&rJune 1 '22-39 5s '19
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '21.
$72,000
4s '05
J-J
$28.000c.July 1
Assessed valuation, real
1,911,810
A-O 130.000c_.0ct 1
Assessed val., personal
1,234.990 4s *13
Total valuation 19 30
3,146.800 4Ms'14 F-A
16 0)1— Aug 1
J-D
36.000c.Dec 1
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$31.70 5s '19
INT. at Old Colony Trust Co.
5Ms'20J-D
18,000c.Dec 1
Inc.
4s
'12
F-A$215,000
M-S
12,000
4Jis'13 F-A
4^s' 13 F-A
4s
13
J-D
Feb 1 1922
Sept 3 1922
1 1923
90,000r
Feb
13,500r_Aug 1
30.000--Dec
*21-'23
1 '21-*23
Almshouse Bonds.
1
1921
'2l-'39
N AfpC
_
—
„
...
...
4s '14
J-J
4s '15
J-D
5s *18
5s '19
'2l-*23
M-S
J-J
J-J
5Ms'20 J-J
City Hall Bonds.
4Hs'18 J-D
59.000—Dec 1 *2l-'38
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '2l_$l,326,660
Water bonds (additional).
200,000
120,205
Note debt
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1
*21.
Sinking funds
1.646,865
.572,640
309,595
Borrow, capac. Apr 1 '21.
Assess, val. real estate
33,410,175
Assess, val.
Total
personal
valuation
1920
7,444,875
40,855,050
Tax rate per
$1,000, 1920
$30.90
Popula'n 1910. 33,484; 1920. 40,120
INT. on coupon bonds In Boston
at Merchants' Nat. Bk. and Old
Col¬
Park Bonds.
A-O $25,000*.—Apr
J-D
25,000*—-Dec
M-N 25,000*...May
J-J
25,000*. - -July
4s '10
J-J
22.500r*July 1
Playground Bonds.
3«s'09 J-J $100.000*...July
4s *14
M-N 36,720--May 1
4s *15
J-J
11,520..-July
4s *16
J-J
11,424--Jan 1
4s *17
F-A
7,800.-Aug 1
Hospital Bonds.
4 J4s'08 M-N $24,500 —May 1
4s '17
M-S (48,000—Mar 1
3Hs'02
3 Hs'02
3«s'03
3Hs'03
4Hs'17
5^s'20
5Ms'20
—_
—
—
\70,000—Mar
63,000—Dec
87,000--July
107,000--July
1
1
1
1
1 1952
1 1952
1 1953
1 1953
'2 .-'30
1 1939
*22-'44
'22-'45
*22-'32
'21-'28
'22-*28
'22-'27
'28-'37
*2l-'37
'22-'40
'22-'40
Water Bonds (Outside Limit).
4s'93
J-D $75,000
June 1 1923
4s '94
M-N
75,000-May 1
J-D
50,000
June
A-O
50.000-Apr 1
M-N 150,000-Nov 1
M-N
50,000
May
'23-'24
1 1925
*27-'28
'23-'28
urer's check.
4s '99
1 1929
WATER
WORKS.—City
owns
4s '99
F-A 150,000
Aug 1 1929
and operates Its water works.
Re¬ 3^8*99 M-N 175,000
Nov 1 1929
ceipts for 1920 (April 1 from water 3 Hs'OO F-A 100,000-i--Feb 1 1930
rates, $130,904.
3 J^s'OO M-N
20,000
May 1 1930
3Hs'02 A-O
60,000-Apr 1 '31-'33
V A TT? TT A VP "NT
3Hs'02A-0
50,000 —-Apr 1 1932
This town Is In
Bristol County
3^s'02 J-D
50,000
Dec 1 1932
Inc. Feb. 22 1812.
Pop. 1915, 6,277; 4s'04
M-N
20,000
May 2 1934
1920
7 291.
3Hs'04 F-A 175.000
Feb 1 1934
Bridge (Int. at First Nat. Bk.,Bos.) 4s '15
M-N 40,000—Nov 1 *2l-'45
4s '07
M-N $28.000c_Nov 1 '21-'48 4s '15
J-J
120.000—Jan
1 22-'45
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1920
$28,000 4^s'20 M-N(45,000--Nov 1 '21-'35
Floating debt
139,432
130,000-Nov 1 *36-'50
Assessed val., real
6,347,510
School Loans.
Assessed val., personal
1,445,818 3 Hs'OO M-N$100,000*—May 1 1925
Trust Co. and Commonwealth
Trust Co.; on city notes by Treas¬
ony
4s*95
4s'97
4s
61,026 3H0'O4 J-J 150.000*. -July 1 1924
7,854,354 4s 08
J-D 140.000*.June 1 '27-'28
1920—$22.00 3Hs'09 M-N |42.000*.May 1 '21-34
\10,000*-May 1 *35-'39
FALL RIVER.
T~
3J*s'09 J-J
60,000.*-July 1 1929
This city
is in Bristol County. 4s *09
M-S
9,500*-Sept 1 '2l-'39
Incorp. April 12 1854.
J-J
76,000*rJuly 1 '22-'40
Population 4s '10
1915, 124,791; 1920, 120,485.
4s
10
J-J
45,000 *r July 1 '22-*30
Building Bonds.
4s '11
M-S 20,000*rMar 1 '22-'31
5Ms'20
$75,000
1925 4s '13
M-N 12,000*-May 1 '22-'33
Other
assess.
property
Total valuation 1920
Total tax
(per $1,000)
,
...
Bonds.
4s *11
J-D
50,000—*J'ne 1 '22-'31
M-S $4,000r_.Mar 1 '22-'26 4a '14
J-J
55.000*.July 1 '22-*34
4s *14
J-J
104,000..July 1 *22-'34 4^8*19 M-N137.000._Nov 1 '22-\39
Public Improvement Bonds.
5^s'20
45,000--June 1 '21-'40
4s *14
M-S $46,500.-Mar 2 *22-'24 5Hz'20
45,000--June 1 '21-'40
4s '15
J-J
20,000—Jan 1 '22-'25
Public Library.
'22-*26 4s '95
4s '16
M-S
60,000—Mar
J-D $150,000»—J&D 1 1925
'22-25 4a'97
4s '15
M-S 28,000—Mar
J-J
75.000*.-Jan 1 1927
'22-'26
4s'16
F-A
21,000—Aug
(•Special loans. 1
*
'22-27
4s '17
M-S
60,000—Mar
River Impt. Bonds.
'22-'28 5s '20
5s *18
A-O
28,000—Apr
M-N$200,000_Nov 1 '21-'30
Harbor-Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'19 A-O
76,000—-Aprl '22-'29
J-D($12,000—Dec 1 '21-'26
4>*s'19 M-N 54.000_.May 1 '22-'29 4s '16
5s'19
J-J
54.000—June 2'22-'29
\
5,000—Dec 1 *27-'31
Police-Bldg.
4s '15
...
—
_
4
t^s'19 A-O
5^s'20 A-O
5^s'21
5Ms'21
—
...
Street
4s '16
36.000—-Oct
198,000—Apr
150,000—Mar
120,000--Mar
I
1
1
1
Jan. 1
1921.
'22-'29
'22-'30
'22-'31
'22-'31
Municipal bonded debt—$7,433,300
Sinking fund, &o
1,979,292
$200,000—Aug 1'21-"36
Net city debt
$5,454,008
Spec, loans, less sink, fund 2,669,340
Bonds.
F-A
_
Sewer Loans.
4s '95
4s'96
4s *96
4s'97
4s'98
4s *98
4s '99
4-'99
3Hs'00
3Hs'00
3Hs'01
3Hs'01
3^s'02
3Hs'03
3 J4s'04
3^s'05
4s '06
4s'07
4s '08
4s'08
3 4*s'09
4s '10
4s '10
4s '11
4s '12
4^s'13
4Hs*13
4s '14
4s '14
'22-'23
49*15
*22-'25
'2l-'33
4s '16
'2l-'2<
4s *16
'21-'29
4s
'21-'26
,
$9,640—July 1 '22-23
3,000—Oct 1 '21-'23
6,000c.July 1 '22-'24
4,000c.June 1 '22-'25
48,000—Sept 1 '21-28
94,500
1921-1929
11,700—July 1 '2l-'24
4,500..July 1 *21-'29
4^s'13 J-J
4^s'13 A-O
4s'07
Sewer Bonds.
4s'93
4s '12
4Hs'14 M-N$14.000—Nov 2 '21- 34
4s '16
J-J
49,000._Jan 1 *22-'36
4s *15
F-A
55,000-.Aug 2 '21-*35
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'19 F-A
$1.490—Aug 1 *21-'25
4s'07
J-J
$56,000--Jan 11957
Police Ambulance Notes.
J-D(252,000*__Dec 1 '2l-'34
4Ms'19 F-A
$3,000—Aug 1 '2l-'23 4s '10
\ 96.000*-Dec 1 *35-*40
Sidewalk Notes.
Public Bldg. Bonds.
5Hs'18 F-A
$3,000.Aug 12 '2l-'23
5 Jis'20
■ $70,000--July 1 '22-'35
Surface Drainage Bonds.
Highway Loans.
4s '01-03 J-DI200,000c&rJ une 1 '31-*33
M-N$15,000
Nov 1 1921
5&s'20 J-J
(30,000..July 1 '21-30 4s '11
J-J
5,000
July 1 1922
120.000—July 1 '31-'40 4s '12
J-D
4s *12
15,000
Dec 2 1922
Surface Drainage Notes.
F-A 190.000r
Feb 1 1923
4Hs'17 J-D $13,000...June '22-'26 4s 13
F-A
8,000
Aug 1 1921
5s '19
M-S
7,000-Mar 15 '22-'28 4s '16
M-S
4s '17
26,000
Mar 1 1922
Harbor Impt. Bonds.
24,000 .....1921-1924
5^s'20 J-D $10,800-iJune 1 '22-'30 4Hs'19
198,000—Apr 1 '21-'24
4Hs'19
Water Bonds.
272,000-._ Apr 1 '22-25
4s '92
J-J
$30,000c_ -July 1 1922 5^s'20
150,000--Mar 1 '22-'51
4s '94
J-J
70,000c&r_Jan 1 1924 5s '21
330,000--Marl
'22-*26
5%s'21
Street Bonds.
1-^51 fid*
5s *19
Water Bonds.
4Ms
M-NS33,000cNov 15 '21-'42
County.
School Bonds.
Inc. 1757.
Population 1910, 9,407; 4s
J-D $14,000c.Dec 1 '2l-'34
1920, 11,108.
School-House Notes.
Electric-Light Bonds.
ZMs
A-O .$1,000
1921
4s
J-J
$16,000c—July 1 1928
Playground Notes.
4s *01
A O
6,000c...Apr 1 1931
4Ms'19
$5,000.
4s '14
A O
2,000__Apr 1 '22 '25 BOND. DEBT
Apr 1921—
$47,000
4s '07
A-O
9,000
Apr 1 1922
Floating debt
30,000
4s'15
500
1921
Water debt (included)
33,000
4s *16
1,000
1921-1922 Assess, val. real estate
1.721,350
5s '18
2,000
1921-1924 Assessed val.
personal
265,240
Water Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1920 —$1,986,590
4s '96
J-D $14,000c...June 1 1926 Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '20$26.60
4a
A-O
6,OOOc_Oct 1
31-'34
Population 1915, 1,939; 1920, 2,352
4s *08
A-O
57,000
Apr 1 1938
INT. on bonds is payable at Old
3Ms'05 A-O
3,000
June 1 1935
Colony Trust Co., Boston; on notes
4s '07
A-O
2,000
Apr 1 1937 in Boston.
4s *10
M-S
30,000
Mar 1 1940
4s *11
A-O
43,000
Apr
1941
4s '18
3,600
1921-1923 ESSEX COUNTY.
Salem Is the county seat.
Park Street School Notes.
in
is
town
'22-*30
'22-'31
'22-'32
'22-'33
'22-'29
'22-'25
4s '06
—
DANVERS.
This
79,000--June 2 '22-'49
/ 95,000--Apr 1 '22-*40
\ 40,000--Apr 1 '41-'50
Municipal Loans.
Refunding Bonds.
M-N
$9,000c_May 1
M-N
lO.OOOc.May 1
4s '07
M-N
ll.OOOc.May 1
4s '08
M-N
12,000c_May 1
4s '09
M-N
9,OOOc_May 1
4s *10
M-N
4,000..May 1
4s '11
M-N
1,000c.. Nov
4s '14
F-A
19.000
Aug
4s '05
,
$8,000r.Nov 1 '21-'24
4s
A-O
3,000r
Oct 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Jan 1' 21—
$82,500
Tot. assess.val.*20(4-5act)12,489,697
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920- -$22.00
INT. in Boston at First Nat. Bk.
3MSJ-DM-N
...
...
'22-'27
1
20,000.-Apr 1 28- 37
/36.000—Apr 1 '22-'38
110,000. -Apr 1 *39-*48
72,000.-Apr 1 '21-'49
...
$20,000-Sept 1 '21-*30
—
-s
6,000
-s
107,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1921,$133.400
—
...
—
Aug 1 1921
3,000
F-A
_
Apr 1 1923
5,000
Apr 1 1922
13.500-June 1'24-'25
Loans.
Assessed valuation, real..$6,005,353
Assessed val., personal
1,325,655
21-'24
(32,000—July 1 '21-'24 4Hs'19
\ 6,000—July 1 1925 5s '19
5>*s'20
Playground Bonds.
4s '15
$5,480c
4,000c
\
5Ms'20 J-J
1921-1932
M-S
A-O J$18.000. -Apr
A-O
Aug *21-'24
$ J8,000—July 1
J-J
5s *19
1921
$1,000
4s '17
5s '18
Hospital Bonds.
4Ms'14 F-A
$4,000
Sidewalk Bonds.
High School Bonds.
Inside Limit.
$1,000
Oct 1 '21-'22
Playground Notes (Inside Limit.)
4Ms
$300
Oct 1 1921
Street Notes (Inside Limit).
-_s
($4,000
Nov 1 1921
-s
—
County.
Pop. '15, 3,689;
29
TOWNS
AND
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES
June, 1921.]
'17
1 1925 Net city debt, less special"""
loans
$2,784,668
1 1926
1 1926 Water debt (additional)._ 1,490,000
942,915
1 1927 Water sinking funds
1 1928
Net water debt
$547,085
1 1928
6,001,093
1 1929 Total net debt
M-N
9,516,331
40,000.-May 15 1929 Val. city property
M-N
25,000
May 1 1930 Incl. water-wks. val. at— 2,119,200
F-A
20,000
Aug 1 1930 Ass'd value, real estate.. 90,699,200
88,039,793
A-O
25,000
Apr 1 1931 Assessed val., personal
178,738,993
J-J
20,000
July 1 1931 Total val. 1920
A-O 100,000*.-Apr 1 1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920...$25.40
INTEREST on most of the bonds
A-O
50.000
Apr 1 1933
M-N 100.000* .-May 2 19.34 is paid only at office of City Treasur¬
M-S
40,000
Mch 1 1935 er; on some small issues in Boston,
M-S
60,000
Mch 1 1936
M-S
50,000
Mch 1 1937 FALMOUTH.
This town Is In Barnstable County.
J-D
15,000
June 11937
M-S
50 .000
Mch 2 1938 Fw. 1686.
Population 1915, 3,917;
J-D
20,000
June 1 1938 1920, 3,500.
50.000
Mch 1 1939
Channel Bonds,
M-S
M-S
$12.000—$2,500 yearly
50,000
Mch 1 1940 -a
Water Bonds.
J-.
l8,000r*July 1 *22-'30
10.000r*Ju!y 1 '31-'40 3Hs '02 A-0$99,870c
1921-1934
M-S
Mch 1 1941 3^8*05
50,000
14,000
1921-1934
M-S
70,000
Mch 1 1942 3^8*12 ...
44,000
1921-1942
12.000
1921-1944
44,000_*Apr 1 *22-'43 4s '14
A-O
2,000
1921-1922
M-N 44,000.*May 1 '22-*43 ..s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21—
$204,000
M-S
43.000*-Mar 2 '22-'44
M-S
2,000
9,000*.July 1 '22-'24 Bridge bonds (incl.)
30,000
40,000*.July 1 '25-'44 Tar road bonds (incl.)
6,454,045
M-S
57.000r_Mar 1 *22-*40 Assessed val., real
10.000r.Mar 1 '4l-'45 Assessed val., personal— 1,261,198
7.715,243
M-S
75.000 —Mar 1 *22-'46 Total valuation 1920
F-\
21,000...Aug
*21-'41 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$23.00
INT. at International Trust Co.,
M-S (18,000.. Mar 1 '22-'27
F-A $65,000
Feb
J-J
100,000*.-July
A-O
75,000
Apr
A-O
50.000
Apr
A-O
40,000
Apr
J-J
100,000*.-July
F-A
45,000—-F&A
...
M
—
—
...
\40,000-.Mar 1' 2S-'47
Boston.
i
Assess, val.,
fitohbuko.
This city is in Worcester Co.
Inc.
as town Feb.3 1764; cityMar8 1872.
personal--—$4,750,670
22,675,720
otal tax (per $1,000) 1920-$24-00
Populat'n 1910, 12,948; 1920, 17,033
Total valuation 1920
'
Municipal Loan.
M-N $8,500r—Nov
'12
M-N 15,200r_Nov 1
4s *14
M-N 3l,058r-Nov 1
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
1 1921
*2l-'22 franklin.
This town is in Norfolk County.
'21-*24
Incorp. March 2 1778.
Population
Macadam Pavement & Sidewalk.
1910, 5.641; 1920, 6,497.
3Hs'16 M-N$ 15,200
Nov 1 1922
Sewer Bonds.
3^8
■
115,600
1921-1923 4s '14 M-N$51,000c-Nov 1 '2l-*38
[16.000 -----1922-1924
4s *15
F-A
38,000c.Aug 1 '21-'39
Playground Extension Bonds.
School Bonds.
3^8*16 M-N
$350—Nov 1 '2l-'22 4s '12
M-N$ 14,000—Nov 1 *21-'27
4s *11
4s
—
_
„
Scwcr*
4Ks'19 F-A
45,000c—Aug 1 '2l-*29
F-A / 4,000r—Aug 1 1921
School Notes.
\60.000r_Aug 1 '22-'41 4s '17 M-S $9,000.-Sept 1 *21- 29
'23-*42
F-A 120.000r_Aug 1
Water Works Bonds.
'21-'22
F-Af lO.OOOr-Aug
4s '07
J-D $98,390c.June 1 '22-*36
'24-*43
U20.000r.Aug
4s *09
J-D
11,000c. June 1 *22-'33
'21-*35
tf5,0 Or.Aug
4s '11 J-D
39,900c-June 1 »22-'40
'35-*44
F-A /OO.OOOr.Aug
4^s*13 F-A
18,000c.Aug 1 '21-'38
'36-'45
\iOO.OOOr.Aug
'
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1920. $36.3,000
*'11
4s
4s *12
'13
4s
4s
4s '15
„
21,000—Aug 1 *21-23
4s
4s
f 20.000 —1921-1940
134,000
1921-1937
...
-, —
Street,
Sewer,
School
Paving,
Bridge.
and
M-N$41,540—Nov 1 '21-29
M-N 43.500—Nov 1 '2l-'23
M-N 35.200—Nov 1 '21-'24
M-N 44,500r_Nov 1 *21-'25
4s '10
4s
4s
4s '15
25,000
188,000
4.962.470
Assessed val., personal
1,503,016
Total valuation 1920
6,465,486
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S28.10
INT- payable at Franklin Nat. Bk.
Revenue
notes
Water debt
(included)--—
Assessed val., real
iyy<^ tbc-i*
■'1"'
4s
A-0$300.000r_—Nov 1 1922
4s
gardner.
A-O
This to wn is In Worcester Co.
Tnc.
J2l,000r„ Oct 1 '2l-'27 June 27
1785.
Population
1910,
\20,000r—Oct 1 '28-'37 14 699; 1°20. 16.971.
J-D
12.000r
Dec 1 1922
Town-Hall Bonds.
J-J
10,1
45,000r.July 1 '23&'26 5s *20
s-a
$60,000.-Aug 1 '21-'40
M-N
O.OOOr.Nov 1 '2l-'29 5s'21' A-O
35,000c.Apr 1 '22-'41
000r—Nov 1 '30-'39
6s '21
A-O
5,000c.Apr 1 '22-'26
3^s
3Hs
-
,
'
Iw
4s '09
4s '10
000r—Nov 1 '2l-'40
10,(
OOr—Nov 1 1921
M-N
4s '11
M-N
3,000r—Nov 1 '22-'3l
2,000r
Nov 1 *32-'41
M-Nfl0.000r_.Nov 1 '21-'30
4s '12
\ 6,000r..Novl'31-'42
Hospital Loan.
A-O $14,000..Apr 1
" 3.000
School Loan.
4s *97
J-J
$7,500c_July 1
4s *04
J-D
2,500c.June 1
*15
4s
'22-'35
—
*22-'24
*22-'23
1,998.June 1 '22-'24
44,000c_Sept 1 '21-'31
M-N 24.000r.Nov 1 '2l-*44
3Hs'04 J-D
M-N125.000r.Nov 1 '21-'45 4Hs'17 M-S
M-N 55,000—Nov 1 *2l-'32
4s *16
Street Bonds.
16,000--Nov 1 '21-36 4MsT2 M-N $2,392 ..Nov 1 '21-22
4s
School.
Street Loan.
4s
M-N$l13,000c&rMay 1 1923 6s '20
,T-D
$8,000
June 1 1924
4s
J-D
50,000r ..June 1 1925
4s
87,000c..,May 1 1923 3 Ma'01
1 '22-*26
4s
l,000r.Dec 1'21-*22 3 Hs'01 F-A
7,700,-Aug 1 *2l-'31
5s
240,000c—.Aug '21-'40 4s '03 M-S
5,500o_Sept 1 '21 '31
Restoration of Trust Fd. Bonds
4s *04
J-D
6.120c.June 1 '22-'34
4s
$6,100r—May 1 1922 3^s'04 A-O
21 .OOOc.Oct 1 '21'34
Debt June 1921-—
4s '05
M-N
7,500-Nov 1 '21 *35
Total funded debt
$2,530,f 00 3 4$s'09 F-A
9.500 -Aug 2 *21-'39
Water debt (included)
735,500
Cemetery Loan.
Sinking funds
210,028 4%s'19 A-O
$1,000
Apr 1 1922
Assessed val., real
35,201,300
Qawap
n
Assessed val., personal
12,853,685 4s '06 J D
1 '2l-*36
Total valuation 1920
48,054,885
Water Bonds.
M-Na$IO.OOOc.May
-
...
_—
...
fe.7l0c.Dec
1920—$27.60
Popula'n 1910, 37,826; 1920, 41.013
(per $1,000)
rate
4s *09
A-O
-.
SUP-
water
PLY district.
District
was
organized
under
Jan
1,000
A-0
3Hs
($1,000
3Ms
A-O
4s
yearly
J-J
;
3.500
Water Bonds.
4s '16
A-O $9,000c—Oct 1 '21-'38
BOND. DEBT May 20'21
$44,500
7,000
48
Floating debt
Sinking fund
2,292,570
val.
rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$2.40
Population in 1920 (est.)
4,100
Tax
framingham.
This town is in Middlesex County
Incorporated in 1700.
Sewer Notes.
4^s'13 A-O
$1,000.-Apr 29 1922
Trust Funds Retoration Notes
J-D $27,000-Dec
School Land Notes.
4s '14
15 *2l-'2.J
F-A
$1,500—June 1 *22-'26
4Ms'17 J-D
7,000—June 1 '22-'2S
4,875—May 1 '22-26
4s'16
5s *18
_s
M-N
—
Serially
19.000-..
Water Notes.
4s *16
J-D
$2,000—Dec 201921
346,625
Floating debt
5,494
Total assessed value 1920-15,374,117
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$32.20
Other assessable property .
INT. at First? Nat. Bank.
Boston.
gloucester.
Gloucester is in Essex Co.
Inc.
town 1642: city 1874.
Pop'n 1910,
24,398;
1920,
22,947.
All bonds
issued are coupon in form.
Municipal Bonds.
4s
J-D $12,000
1921-1926
4s
J-D
9,000
1921
4s
J-D
18,000
1921-1922
4s
J-D
12,000
1921-1932
4s
J-D
4,000
1921-1922
4Hs
J-D
18,000
1921-1923
4s
M-N
9,000
1921-1923
434s
J-J
' 3,000
1921-1923
4s
J-J
7.000
1921-1934
4s
J-J
5,000
1921-1925
4s
M-N
6,000
1921-1926
4s
M-N
7,000
1921-1926
4s
J-J
5,000
1921-1925
4s
M-N 21,000
1921-1927
4s
J-D
7,000
1921-1927
4^s
A-O
16,000
1921-1929
5s
M-S
19,000
1921-1940
5s
M-N 35,000
1921-1930
School Building Bonds.
5s *20
M-S $20,000.-Sept 1 '21-'40
53^s'21
30,000--May 1 '22-'31
St. Extension (Outside Limit).
3Hs
J-D $14,000
1921-1932
Park Bonds (Outside Limit).
M-S
6,000—Mar 1 '22-'27
Park Bonds.
4s *15
F-A $25,000c-Aug 1 '21-'45
Public Playground Bonds.
4Hs'13 J-J
$22,000—July 1 '22-'43
Water Bonds.
3Hs'05 A-O $30,000c—Oct
4s '06
A-O 158,000c..Oct
F-A
20.780_.Aug
3Hs'09 A-O
32,300c__0ct
4s '12
J-D
17,l00c_June
4s *15
A-O
18.000c.Apr
4s '07
1 '21-*35
1 *21-*36
1 *21-'37
1 '21-'39
1 '22-'30
1 '22-'30
Water Co. Bonds (assumed).
$145,000
1925
Bridge Notes.
4Hs'13 A-O
$2,000-Apr 29 *22-'23
School Bonds.
4s '06
A-O $44,OOOc__Oct 1 '21-'31
4s '08
A-O
16,OOOc._Oct 1 »21 *28
4s '12
M-S
36,000—Sept 1 *21-*32
4s '16
A-O
15.000c—Oct 1 '21-'35
Sewer Loans.
4s '14
J-D $16,000—June 1 *22-'23
4s '12
12.000
Serially
Debt Dec. 31 1920—
Town debt (inside limit)
$349,300
Town debt (outside limit).
354,000
Water debt (outside lim it).
433,000
Borrow, capac. Dec. 31 '20
258,454
Sk. fd. water (outside limit)
111,781
4Hs '06
—
—
on
Equipment Notes.
$6,000---Oct 1 '2l-*22
21 '21 $429,325
Police Dept.
GEN, BD, DT. Apr
4s '17
Cash
60,000--May 1 '22-'31
4Hs'19
in Oct.)
1922-1925
($500 yearly on July 15.)
$1,500
($500 yearly on June 15.)
F-A
$8.000
4Hs
($1.000 yearly on Aug. 15.)
assess,
Bonds.
$70,000--May 1'22-'28
$8,000 .Apr
J-D
Total
l6,000__July 1 '22-'37
Assessed val., real estate. 11,915,080
Assessed value, personal.- 3,453,543
$2,500
($2,500 yearly in Jan.)
A-O $12,000.Apr 1922-1934
4s
...
53^s
and
Chapter
196, Laws of 1879
Chapter 205, Laws of 1891.
4s
...
Bank
foxborough
hand
Assess, val., real estate
(See V. 100, p. 1691
for maturity.)
Playground Bonds.
3Ms'09 A-O $22,000c.-Apr 1 1939
School Bonds.
„
.
A-O$225,000c—Apr 1 1926
A-O 49,000c
Apr 1 1927
3 Ks'09 A-O
7,000c. - Apr 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 3 1921.
$70,300 4s *10 M-S 71.060C-Feb 1 '22-'30
Assessed val., real
5,675,105 4a *10 F-A
4,000—Aug 1 '21-'24
Assessed val.. personal
2,495,200 4s '17
39,700
1921-1937
—
„
4s '06
4s '07
—
8,170,305
Total valuation 1921
Total tax rate (per
$l,OOO)*21-$19-40
Boston at Old
payable In
Co.
INT.
Colony Trust
.s
4s '12
J-D
.8
$55,000—July 1 23& 37
25.070c.Dec 1 *21-'32
—
Notes
,
Aug 1 192<
Nov 1 1935
$5,000
5,000
...
7,554
17,925,050
-—
1921-1938
Bridge Bonds (Outside Limit;.
4s
J-D
$1,000
1921
J-J
4s
$33,750
(Outside Limit).
A-0$^88,000
1921-1931
A-O 156,000
1921-1932
4s'04
A-O
39,090
1921-1934
4s '05
A-O
14,000
1921-1935
4s '06
A-O
15,000
1921-1936
4s *07
A-O
16,000
1921-1937
4s '08
A-O
17.000
1921-1938
4s'09
A-O
18,000
1921-1938
4s'10
A-O
9,000
1921-1930
4s *12
A-O
11,000
1921-1932
4s> *11
A-O
20,000
1921-1941
4s *13
A-O
22.000
1921-1943
4s *14
A-O
24,000
1921-1944
4s *15
A-O
25.000
1921-1945
4s'16
A-O
26,000
1921-1946
4s *17
A-O
27,000
1921-1947
5s '18
A-O
17,000
1921-i938
4hs'19 A-O
18.000
1921-1940
5s 20
A-O
19.000—-Apr 1 '22-'40
5s '21
20,000.-Apr 1 '22-'41
GEN. DEBT May 1 1921.
$228,000
Sweet debt (additional)
14,000
Park debt (additional)—
33,750
Water debt (additional)
775,000
Bridge debt (additional)..
1,000
TOTAL DEBT May 1 *21 1,051,750
Assess, value, real estate.25,097,770
Assessed value, personal.. 4,594,782
Water Bonds
3Hs
3^s
—
„
*22-'32
yearly.
45,000
1922-1928
32,000—Mar 1 '22-'29
—
—-
Bridge Bonds.
J-D $122,000c..June 1 1928
4s '11
A-O
13,332c_Apr 1 *22-'31
Military Equipment Bonds.
4s'17
J-J
$1,000——1921-1922
Water Loans.
4s '92
J-D $500,000c--Dec 1 1922
4s '97
J-D
100.000c.-Dec 1 1927
4s '08
Water Notes.
.s
—_
4^s'l7
4^s'19
fire
great barrington
district.
Water Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
A-O $30,250c-Apr 1
45*s'17
49,000-S7,000
4s '12
'2l-*34
4^s'19 M-S $42,000c.Sept 1
"■
yearly
Fire Department Bonds.
$600 yearly 4Ms'19
$2,000
$600 yearly
Sewer Bonds.
Bond & note debt Apr 25 '21 $i02,350
4>^s'19 —- $23.000
Cash on hand
1.589
Sidewalk Bonds.
Sinking fund
48,815 4Us'19
$5,000Total assessed val. 1920—4,131,265
Street Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$4.60 4Ks'19
$31.000
$8,000-$2,000
-S
...
/ 12.00
} 2,400
—-
—
—-
4,000
INT. at Old Colony
Tr. Co.. Boat.
4^s'19
GREENFIELD,
This town is in Franklin County.
-
-
—
Population 1921 (est.)
11,000
(Bradford annexed
—
Bonds.
Jan. 4 1897).
Water
$6,150c---July 1 1922
J-J
4s'95
Stadium Bonds.
„
$*,000
1921-1922
$48,000 4J4s'l8
Influenza Epidemic Bonds.
Floating debt—i
200,000
Cash on hand
10,616 4Ms'18 J-D $.1,000—Dec 1 '21-'23
Assessed val'n, personal.. 3,610,622
INT. on water bonds and on cer¬
Assessed val'n, real estate. 13,329,090 tain city bonds payable in Boston and
Total assessed val'n 1920-16,939,712 at Treas. office; on bonds of 1905,
Popul'n 1910. 10,427; 1920, 15,462 1906 and 1907, city bonds of 1911 and
bridge bonds of 1908 and 1911, at
greenfield fire dist. no. 1. First National Bank. Boston.
'20
,
This district is in Franklin County.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1920—
Organized May 6 1870.
Municipal bonded debt—$1,179,257
Water Supply Bonds.
Sinking funds
368,931
4>*s'13 J-D $22,750c_June 1 '22-'28
NET DEBT
*77,243
Reservoir Notes.
Water debt (incl.)
656,000
4s'05
A-O
$7,000r_Apr 15 22- 24
Water sinking fund (add'l)
368,931
4s *10
M-N
37.870c.Nov 1 '2l-'30
288,079
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1921
$69,750 Net water debt
TOTAL NET DEBT
1,165,322
.......
—
1920—15,961,367
$1,000) 1920
$1.40
INT. on water supply bonds is
payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston;
Assessed valuation
Tax rate (per
on
office.
others at Treasurer's
M-N $102,150c-May
coupons
on
2 *22-'34
28,rOOc_Oct 1 '21-'39
27,000--Apr 1 '22-'47
4s '04
is payable at
'17
and Old Colony
4Hs
Trust Co., Boston; registered interest
Road
remitted by check.
6s
INT.
Merchants'
4s
great barrington.
This town is in Berkshire County
Inc. 1761.
Population 1910, 5,926;
1920. 6,315.
i
5Ks'21
$50,000--Apr 1'22'31
School Bonds.
4s '07
J-D $24,500c.Dec 1 '2l-'27
BOND. DEBT Dec 31
^
4s '15
Tax
National Shawmut Bank, Boston.
City Bonds.
A-O $50.000c. ..Oct 1 1921
A-O
50.000c-Oct 1 *22-'23
4s '12
A-O
10,000c—-Apr 1 1922
4s *13
A-O
21,000
1921-1923
4s *14
A-O
61,6001921-1924
4s '15
A-O
84.000c-Apr 1 '22-'35
4s '91
Isolation
4s '15
4s *14
—
val.'20(act.)$29,692,550
$1,000) 1920—$27.82
INT. on city bonds at First Nat.
Bank, Boston;
on water bonds at
Total assess.
Tax rate (per
6s
1
[Vol. 112.
AND TOWNS
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES
30
real
Assess, val.
personal
Total
town
to 1944
11,000
1,251,757
amounted
holbrook.
This
town
358,459
Inc. Feb. 29
1,610,216
personal
Total valuation 1920
$1,000) 1920
$30.40
Population in 1910, 2,253; '20, 2,650
in Hampshire County.
BOND. DEBT Dec
31 1920-$34,800
Floating debt (included)
6,000
Value of town property
12,089
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S26.40
Population 1910.
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J
$35,000c. ..July 1 1922
J-J
3,000r.July 1 *23-'25
1s '09
J-J
4,000r-July 1 *26-'29
4s '11
J-J
12.000c
1924-1932
_s
J-J
4,000c
1933-1934
Is
1.999; 1920, 2,784
-s
.s
Water-Works Notes.
'14
$2,000
'16
4.500
—.
—
.s'17
_s
Notes.
_—
Court-House Bonds.
M-S $ 110,000c. Mch 1
4s i'll
Bridge not«s___
BOND.DEBT April 1921
1
1
1
1
1
1922
1923
1923
1924
1924
'22-'32
1,500,000
$222,000
530
Sinkingfund Jan. 1'21
Assessed valuation
1920.402,429,981
Popul'n 1910. 231,369; 1920, 300,305
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bos.
—-
1921
$500
Refunding Loan.
J-D
$9 000--June 1 *22-'30
BOND. DEBT Dec31 1918
$82,700
Water debt (included)
68,000
Sinking fund (water)
23,309
Assessed valuation,
Assessed valuation,
Tax rate (per
real—1.800,355
334,725
1920—2,135,080
pers'l—
Total assessed val'n
$30.00
$1,000) 1920
INT. at Boston at Nat.
Bk. and First Nat.
Shawmut
Bank.
holyoke.
This city is in Hampden County.
Incorp.
April 7 1873.
Population
1910, 57,730; 1920, 60.203.
Miscell. Municipal Bonds.
—-
Oct 15.)
^
4s '11
hampshire county.
4s '07
Northampton is county seat.
Connecticut River Bridge Notes 4s '09
4s '15
M-N$30,000c.May 15' 22-'25 4s *10
4s '12
Sanatorium Loan.
4^s
$19,000-($6,000 yearly 4^8'13
on
1923-1924
1921-1929
'2l-'22
1,000—Serial
.
J-D$105.200c.June 1 *22-'36
F-A$100,000
Feb
300,000
June
M S 500,000——Sept
J-J
500,000
Jan
J-J 500,000r
Jan
—_
Highway Bonds.
hampden county.
County seat Is Springfield.
School Bonds.
4^s'19
5^s'20
5Hs'20
5^s'21
5Hs'21
Norfolk County.
Pop'n '10,2.816;
4s *04
hadley.
4s '16
is In
1872.
1920, 3,161.
Tax rate (per
This town is
PROPERTY.—The
real
the city as shown on
books Dec. 31 1919
to $2,285,775.
assessors'
$19,710
Floating debt
Assessed val., real
64,138,371
estate owned by
the
4Hs'14 A-O $40,000—Yrly
NET DEBT Jan 14 1921—
-.12,677,346
1920
$1,000) 1920-—$26.00
Pop'n In 1910, 44,115; 1920. 53,884
CITY
County.
is in Essex
Water-Plant Bonds.
Assessed val.,
valuation
Tax rate (per
groveland.
This
—51,461,025
Assess, val.
4s
'13
1 '22-'37
60.000—July 1 '22-*29
22.000—May 1 '22-'30
5,000—Oct
1 *2l-'22
A-O
45,000—June 1 *22-*23
J-D
76,919.-June 1 '22-'30
J-D
7,500--Nov 1 *2l-'23
M-N
A-O $10,500—Apr
J-J
M-N
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '20
$49,000 4s '13
55,468--June
J-D
Assessed value, real estate.50,352,683 4s '14
Sidewalk Bonds.
Assessed value, persona]-.18,569,885
Total assessed value 1920.68,922,568 4^s'18 M-N $3,000--May
..
__
1'22-'34
1 *22-'28
43|g'19
A-O
12,000—Apr 1 '22-'24
M-N 10,000—May 1 '22-'26
Highway Bonds.
Pop'n. 1910, 63.327;
J-D $20,400—June 1 '22-'24
INT. at First Nat. Bank. North¬ 4s *14
4s *15
M-S
28,000.-Mar 1 '22-'25
ampton.
4s '16
J-D
60,000_June 15 *22-'26
4Hs'l8 M-N120,000c-May 1 '22-'27
hatfield.
This town is in Hampshire County. 4Hs'18 M-N 59.000—May 1 '22-'28
4j|g'l9 M-S 32,000—Mar 1 *22-'29
Incorporated in 1670.
BONT). DEBT June 16 '21.
$74,000 4Hs'19 M-S 160,000--Mar 1 '22-'29
Sinking fund (water)
31,076 5Hg'20M-Nl80,OOOc-May 1 '22-'30
1 '22-'31
Assessed val., real estate.. 1,984,789 5sg'21 F-A 150,000c-Feb
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
448,036
M-N$13,000—May 1 '22-'34
Tot.ass'd val.'20^65%aet.).2,432.825 4s '04
A-F
16,000 _.Aug 1 '2l-'36
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$27.00 4s '06
7,000—Apr 1 *22-'28
4s *08
A-O
Population 1910, 1,986; 1920, 2,651
8.000—Mar 1 '22-'29
3Hs'09 M-S
9,000.-Mar 1 *22-'30
4s *15
M-S
haverhill.
5.000-June 15 '22-'26
Set- 4s '16
J-D
This city is in Essex County,
5,000--Apr 1 *22-'26
tied
1640; incorporated as a city AMs'lS M-N
13,000. -Apr 1 *22-'34
4Hg'l9 A-O
March 10 1869.
87,000--Feb 1 *22-*50
4s '16
-..$127,680
1921-1944 4^g'20 F-A
M-N 20,000—May 1 '22-'41
4Hs*18 J-J
44,100c_July 1 *22-'28 5s"'21
Building Bonds.
(See V. 107. p. 1208.)
4s *15
M-S $32,500—Mar 1 *22-'35
fl6,000c .July 1 *22-'25
14,000--July 1 '22-'35
5Ms'20 J-J
8,000c.July 1 *26-'29 4s '15 J-J
J-D
49.400-June 15 '22-'36
1,000c—.July 1 1930 4s '16
Emergency Epidemic Bonds.
Municipal Bonds.
4s !16
M-N$16,000
Nov 1 1921
4^s'17 F-A $17,500—Aug 1 '21-'27
384 000
$13.09
1920, 69,552.
County property assess't.
Tax rate
(per$l,000) 1920
5s '21
_
__
June, 1921.]
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES
HOLYOKE (Concluded)—
,
Park
-
,
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s *17
M-N $5,000
May 1922
Municipal Loans.
J-J
$200.000.-July 1 1924
4s '12
M-S
50,000c—Mar 1 1922
Police-Station Btdg. Bonds.
4s *14
J-.T
$65.000.-July 1 '22-*34
4s '94
Sewer Bonds
4s '94
J-D$262,000
4s *95
July 1 1924
7,500—Dec 1 '2l-'25
6,000-June l'22-'23
J-D
4s*98
4s '07
4s'08
4s '08
J-D
J-D
4s '10
4s '15
4s '15
40.000o.June 1 '22-'37
A-O
7.000--Apr 1
J-D
9,000
M-S
A-O
'22-'28
Dec 1 1928
34.074c.Sept 1 '22-'30
28.000—Apr 1 '22-*35
19,484—June 1 *22-'35
19,484—May 1 '22-*35
4s *16
5,000—May 1 *22-'26
4s *16
6,000—Aug 1 *21-'26
3,000—Dec 1 *21-'23
TOTAL DEBT Apr 192l-$3.177,000 4s *16
s-a
9,590.-Aug 1 *21-'27
Sinking fund & RR. stock436,572 4s '17
38,000
Apr 1 1939
NET DEBT April 1921— 2,710,427 4)3s*19A-0
Fire Protection Bonds.
Water debt (included)-—
427,000
4s '06
J-J
$20,000c.July 1 '22-'31
Gas & Elec. debt (incl.)
861,000
Paving Bonds.
H. & W. RR. debt (incl.).
205,000
A-O $45.000—May 1 1922
Water sinking fund (incl.)
204,073 4s *12
40,000
Sept
1923
Assess, val., real estate—68,971,710 4Hs'l3 M-S
4s *14
J-D
75,000c.June 1 *22-'24
Assess, val., personal
20,605,980
Tot.val.'20(falr cash val.) .89,527 690 4s *16 J-D 25,000c.June 1 22-'26
80,000c. June 1 '2l-'24
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$22.50 4Hs'19J-D
4)48*19 J-D
45 OOOc.June 1 '21-29
INTEREST is payable at the Mer¬
4)4s*19 M-N 25,000
Nov 1 1924
chants' National
Ban|k, Boston.
Water Bonds.
4s '15
*
CITY
PROPERTY.—Included in
the city's sinking fund as given above
Is $226,500 Holyoke & Westfleld RR.
stock (market value $792,750).
This
road is leased to the N. Y. N. H. &
H. R. R. Co. and has
4s
4s *16
J-D
M-S
M-N
F-A
J-D
J-J $712,000.July 1 *23 & '36
J-D
42,354c.June 1 *22-'36
Bridge Loans.
4s *15
4s *14
A-O
J-J
paid dividends
$240,000c. Apr 1 '22-*45
[221,000c-July l*22-'34
1160.000c_.July 1 *34-'44
since 1879.
The value of all city 4s *15
M-N225,000c.Nov 1 '21-'35
property, not including water and 4tfs'17 M-N 135,000—May 1 1937
light plants, is estimated at $3,933,- 4s *17
M-S
13.500—Sept 1 1937
365.
The water-works of the city are 4)3s'18 J-D 102,000--June 1 '22-'38
valued at $1,381,611 and gas and 4Ms'19 J-D
40,000-—Dec 1 1939
electric plants at $1,863,680.
Filter Building Loan.
4)3s'18 J-D $54,000—Dec 1 '21-'38
influenza Bonds.
4)48*19
$100,000—
1924
Macadam Bonds.
4Hs'19
$25,000
1924
6,743; 1920, 7,607.
Bridge Bonds.
Light & Power Bonds.
$40,000—Dec 1 1939
4%s'18A-0 f$21,000—Apr 1 '22-'28 4%s'19
War Loan.
1 20.000-Apr 1 '29-'38
4s '18
M-N$l6,000
May 1 1923
Bridge Bonds.
4W18 M-N$10,000—May 1 '22-'31 TOT.BD.DT.Apr 1 '20—$4,079,320
Water debt (Included).—
820,000
Electric Light Notes.
3.65s'03M-N $4.500-Nov 2 '2l-'29 Temp'v loan debt (add'l). 1,545,000
Municipal sinking fund
229.804
Water Notes.
4s '97
J-D
475,195
$6,000-June 1'22-'27 Water sinking fund (add'l)
Borrowing capacity
227,531
3)3s'98
5,000—Nov 5 '24-*28 Assessed valuation, real.-74,646,525
3 %9'm J-D
7,100 -Dec 31 '21-'36 Assessed val., personal—30,025,755
3.80s'08 A-O
11,700-Oct 1 *21-'38 Total valuation 1920
-104,672,280
3 Hs'09 J-J
2,600-July 1 '22-'34 (Assessment about market value.)
900-Dec 1 '21-'29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$31.20
3 Hs'09 J-J
3.80s'llJ-J
6,000-May 15 *22-'41 Pop'n 1910, 85.892; 1920, 94,270
lNT. paid at Old Colony Trust Co.
Water Bonds.
4s '12
J-D
$2.424—June 1 '22-*32 In Boston and by City Treasurer.
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
city
4>3s*17 F-A f 14,000—Aug 1 '21-'27
I 5,000--Aug 1 '28-'32 owns property (not including parks)
valued at $4,597,650.
Sewer Bonds and Notes.
4s '04
M-N $39,000c.May 1 *22-'34
3)3s'04M-N 28.000c.Nov 1 '2l-'34 LEOMINSTER.
HUDSON.
This
town
is
Middlesex
in
Inc. Mar. 19 1866.
Co.
—
Population 1910,
...
—
—
| 2,400—Nov 5 :2l-:?3
This town Is In Worcester County.
600c.May 1 '22-*23
10,000-Nov 1 '21-*40 Incorp. as city May 13 1915. Popula¬
4^s' 13 J-D
600—J'ne 16 '22-'23 tion 1910, 17,580; 1920, 19,745.
Municipal Loan Bonds.
4Ms'14J-D
800-Dec 1 *21-'24
4s '16
M-S
600-Sept 15 '21-'23 4s '13 M-S $78,000—Sept 1 *2l-'33
Town Hall.
4Hs*17 A-O
2,100—Oct 1 *21-'27
4s '94
M-S $10,000—Mar 1 1922
Electric Light Bonds.
(12,750--Nov 1 *21-*26
4s '97
J-J
$6,000o_July 1 '22-'27 4s '14
1 1,000—Nov 1 1927
4Hs'13 J-D
5,000—June 1 '22-'3i
Waterworks.
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 1920- $245,900
Water debt (incl.)
74,100 4s'95& '96 A-0$152,000 Oct 1 '25 &'26
School Bonds and Notes.
Borrowing capacity-——
174,823
J-J
$20.000
July *23-'24
Assess, val. real-4,419,960 4s '04
40.000-Aug 1 *2l-'24
Assess, val. personal
1,407,479 3H8'05 F-A
8.000 —Sept 1 1925
Total val. 1920 (2-3 act.)—5,827.439 3 Hb'06 M-S
School Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$32.20
INT. coupons payable at National 4>4s'19 A-O/ $8,000c„0ct 1 '2l-*24
t 15,000c
Shawmut Bank, Boston.
4s'11
M-N
3.90s'10 J-J
—
-
4)4s'19
M-N?$3,000c—Nov
1 1921
\ 6,000c-Nov 1 *22-'24
$125,570 TOTAL DEBT July 3 '20 $444,000
152,000
41,032 Water debt (Included)
158,903
13,178,150 Sinking fuDds (incl. water)
14,053,180
1,075,130 Assess, val. real—
3,434,135
14,253,280 Assess, val. personal
-17,487,315
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—_$22.90 Total val. 1920
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920 —$22.50
Population 1910, 2,103; 1920, 1,771
INTEREST on part of town debt
at the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
IPSWICH.f
This city is in Essex County.
Inc. Co.; remainder at office of Treasurer.
This town Is in
Plymouth County.
NET DEBT Jan 1 1921—
Sinking fund.
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
Total valuation 1920
—
—
^
1634. Pop'n '10,
Water Loans.
5,777;
'20,
112,025
—4,710,095
Assess, val. personal—*—1,316,831
Total val. 19206,059,926
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$27.40
INTEREST on coupon bonds In
Boston
at
Old
Colony Trust Co.
LAWRENCE."
4)|s'17
—
—
—
-
—
7,000——————
3,500
2,000
—
—
—
6,500
School Loans.
6s '20
---
——
—
4J4s'19
'22-39
2,000 —
—
4)48*17
4)4s*17
4)48*17
3)4 8'04
ment
—
improvement Loans.
4s'15
$2,000—
.
This city is in Essex Co.
Incorp. 4s *12
Mar. 21 1853.
Commission govern¬ 4s *15
adopted Nov. 7 1911.
4)3s'19 A-O 33.000c-Apr 1
—
-
Water Loans.
4s '05
4s '11
4s *12
4)4s'17
$6,600
50,000
—
1,000
15,0001,000
5,000
4,000—
—
—
—
5s *20
—
6s '20
—
—
—
5s '20
5s '20
A-O $32,000..Apr 1 '22-'25
A-O
72,000.-Apr 1 '22-'30
5)4s'20 A-O
20,000—Oct 1 '21«'25
80,000—June 1 *22-'31
5)43*21 J-D
5)4s'21 J-D
60,000—June 1 »22-'26
Macadamizing Streets*
4s *12
F-A
$3,670—.Aug 1 1922
4s *12
J-D
3,060
Dec 1 1922
4s '13
M-N 12,000—May 1 1923
4s '13
J-D
1,750
Dec 1 1923
48*15
A-O
22,500—Apr 1 1925
4s *17
M-S 42,000
Apr 1 1922
4)4s*18 J-J
25,000Juy 1923
4)4s'19 A-O
15,000——Apr 1924
4)|s'19
12,000 —.1921-1924
4)4s'19
20,000—1921-1924
Fire Department.
4s'12
F-A
$2,100—Aug 1 1922
4Ms'12 M-N
6,000—May 1 1923
...
------
Cemetery Loans.
4)4s'17
4)4s'18—
$7,0008.000TOTAL DEBT Dec 31'20
—
—
-
—.
School.
$380, 00
J-J $200.000—July 1 1926
8,715,925 4s *96
M-S
1,300..—Sept 1 1921
Assess, val. personal.— 1,229,371 4s *11
J-D
10.500—Dec 1 1922
Total val. 1920
9,945,296 4s '12
4Hs'l3 J-D
14,000.
—.1923
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$33.00
F-A
22.500—-.1935
Pop'n. 1910, 4,918;
1920, 6.350. 4s '15
INT. payable at Fourth Atlantic 4s '15
M-N100,000
Nov 1 1935
F-A
85.000—Feb 1 1936
National Bank, Boston, and Lexing¬ 4s *16
4s *16
M-N 51,000
—1936
ton Trust Co., Lexington.
4s'16
J-D
12,750
—1930
4s'17
M-S 65,000——1932
LITTLETON.
This town is in Middlesex County. 4)4s'17 F-A /63,000c.Aug 1 '21-'27
BOND. DEBT Dec 311920
168,000c. Aug 1 '2l-'37
$56,500
7,0n0c_Aug 1 *21-'27
Water debt (included)
46,000 4)4s'17 F-A
30,000—Feb 1 1934
Floating debt
7,500 4)48-19 F-A
Assessed valuation, real--.1,314,390 4J3s'19 A-O 160,000
Apr 1 1939
Assessed val'n, personal
319,085 4Hs'19 M-S 42,000c_Sept 1 '21-'34
Total assessed val'n 1920—1,633,475 4)|s'20 A-O 285,000c.Apr 1 '22-'40
M-S 400,000c_Sept 1 '21-'40
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$30.00 5s '20
M-S
10,000..Sept 1 '21-'25
Population 1910, 1,229; 1920, 1,277 6s *20
5s '21
A-O (230,000c_ Apr 1 *22-'31
\220,000c-Apr 1 '32-'41
LINCOLN.
A-O
20,000c.Apr 1 *22-'41
This town Is in Middlesex County. 5s '21
Health.
Incorp. Apr. 23 1754.
Population
4)4s'13 M-N $4,200—May 1 1923
1910, 1,175; 1920, 1,042.
4s *16
J-D
5.000—.Dec 11936
Water. {Int. at 1st Nat. Bk. Bos.)
M-N 75,000—May 11936
3)48
J-D $23,000—1930 & 1932 4s '17
Assess, val. real
■
■
——
--—.
4s
J-D
J-D
4s *07
J-D
4s
8,500c
1933-1934
14.000-1936 & 1937
3,500c—$500 yearly
4s *11
1,500c. ..$500 yearly
School. (Int. at 1st Nat. Bk., Bos.)
4s '08
J-J
$11,375C_.Jan 1 '22-*28
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21—
$75,000
Water debt (incl.)
65,000
Water sinking fund
27,410
General sinking fund
14,177
Assess, val. real...
1,682,659
Assess, val. personal
286,452
Total val. 1920—
1,969,111
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-—$16.00
-
—
—
LONGMEADOW.
A
town in
Hampden County.
In¬
corporated In 1783.
Water Bonds.
4s '95
$30,000.—
4s '11
4,500—
Refunding Bonds.
4s *09
$1,500
...
-
—
—
4s *11
4s '12
—
—
Highway
4s'11
4s *12
—.
—
A-O $15.000——Apr
1922
F-A
1,600
-Feb
1923
4)4s'13 M-N 20,000—-May 1923
4s *13
J-D
4,000—.Dec
1923
4s '14
J-J
2,750.
Jan
1924
48*14
M-N 37.500—May 1934
4)4s'14 M-N 15,000Nov 1934
4s *15
J-J
32,000—Jan
1935
4s'15
F-A
16.000—Aug 1935
4s '16
M-S
34.000Mar 1936
4s '17
F-A
54,000—Feb
1937
4)4s'17 M-N 13,000-—Nov 1 1932
4)4s*18 M-S 34,000—Mar 1 1935
4)4s'18
24,000—Sept 1943
4)4s'18 M-N
5,000
..Nov 1924
4)4s'18
31,200—1921-1933
4)48'19 ...
48,000——1921-1944
4)3s'19 ...
19,000—1921-1939
4)3s'19
9.000——1921-1929
4Hs'19
4,000
1921-1924
4)3s'19
4,000
1921-1924
4)3s'19 —
9,000
1921-1929
4)38*19 A-O
5,000
Apr 1944
4 Hs' 19 J-D
23.OOOc.June 1 '22-'44
5s *20
M-S
20,000..Sept 1 *21-'40
5s '20
J-D
20,000-Dec 1 *21-'40
Streets and Highways.
v
4s '11
J-D
$1,290
-Dec 1921
4s '12
F-A
22,750
Aug 1 1932
4s '12
J-D
1,530
Dec 1 1922
4)3s'13 J-D
1,800—Dec 1 1922
4s '13
M-N
4,400—.Nov 1 1923
4s '13
J-D
1,000—Dec 1 1923
4Hs'13 J-J
13,800
July
1923
4s '15
A-O
15,000—
—1935
4s '16
M-S
49,700—.——1926
4s'10
J-D
4,900———1926
4)3s'19 M-S
14,000———1926
4HS.19 J-D
21 .OOOc.June 1 *22-'28
...
...
4)48*13
$1,800—
Sewer Bonds.
4)3s *14
$3.5004Hs'17
4,000
School Bonds.
4s '16
$9.000—4)4S'17
12,000
—
—
—
-
—
—
4)4s*19 A-Of$14,000c—Oct 1 '21-24
115,000c—Oct 1 '25-'29
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21-
-
Assess, val. real
$126,650
25,000
26,562
4,328,070
642,342
personal..
—
_
...
Street Bonds.
Assess, val.
Scwci*
4s *12
4s '13
—
-
Improvement Bonds.
Floating debt
Sinking fund (water)..
...
—
.
4,850
6,000
Bonds.
$1,000
1,500
Sidewal k
4 Hs'17 F-A$161,000.—.Aug 1937
4)4s'19 M-S
2,000c...Sept 1 1921
4)4s'19
3,000
.1921
4)4s'19 A-O 160,000—Apr 1939
5s *20
M-N
5,000....May 1 1922
6s *20
M-S
6,000..Sept 1 '21-23
5)48*21 J-D
20.000c_June 1 '22-'23
4,970.412
$20 00
Population 1910, 1,084; 1920, 2,618
INT. on 4)4s of 1919 payable at
the First National Bank, Boston.
Total val. 1920...
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
-
ater*
($17,063——Sept
4s *12
LOWELL.
M-S
\
1932
14,625-—Sept 1932
I 17,062—Sept 1932
city is In Middlesex County.
Inc. as a town in 1826, as a city Apr.l 4)3s'13 F-A
52,500—Aug 1933
F-A
12,500
Aug 1944
1836.
Commission
govt,
adopted 4s *14
4s *15
A-O 176,000
Nov. 7 1911.
Apr 1935
4Hs'19 A-O
30,000——Apr 1924
Charitable Bequests.
40,000c.Sept 1 *2l-'24
6s '71
M-S $25,000 —Perpetual 4)|s'19 M-S
24,0001921-1924
6s '17
A-O
1,000
Perpetual 4Ms'19
Hospital Bonds.
Police Bonds.
$2,100
Dec 1 1922
4s'13
F-A
$9,100—Feb 1 1933 4)3s'12 J-D
4s '10
J-D
42,500—-Dec 1 1930
Library.
May 11932
4s *12
M-S
$800—Sept 1 *21-22 4)£s'17 M-N 65,000
This
—
_
.
...
Bridge.
4s *11
M-S
F-A
4)4sT3
$3.400—Sept 1 1921
1,950
Aug 1 1922
M-S
8,000
Sept 1 1923
A-O
1,200—Oct 1 1923
J-D 106,250
June 11936
M-S
20.000
Apr 1 1936
M-N16, OOOc.May 1 '22-'37
19,000
1921-1939
M-N 18,000—May 1 '22-'30
J-J
68,000-July 1 '22-'38
A-O
60,000c_Apr 1 '22-'41
Building Bonds.
F-A $24,500
Aug 1 1932
M-S
15.400
Sept 1 1932
J-J
4,500—Jan 1 1933
F-A
9.750—
Feb 1 1933
3-3
5,250—July 1 1933
*M-8
4s *12
4)4s'13
4)3s'13
4s'16
4s *17
4)48*17
4)48*19
5s '20
5)4s'20
5s '21
City
4s *1'2
4s *12
4s '13
4s '13
—
4)38*17
4)3s'17
4)3s'17
4)3s'19
4)|s'19
J-J
80,000c.July 1 *22-'37
M-N
2,000c—-Nov 1 1921
M-N 12.000c.Nov 1 21-'32
J-D
22,000c.June 1 '22-32
19 000—1921-1939
—
Auditorium Bonds.
5&5>3s'20M-N$18O,000Mayl *22-'40
58 '21
A-O
200.000Apr 1 *22-'41
Memorial Bonds.
4)38'19
$133,000
1921-1939
5s 20
M-S 200.000c-Sept 1 '21-40
Miscellaneous.
4s '12
J-J
$60,900——Dec 1 1922
4)3s'13 J-J
1,400—July 1 1923
4)38*13 J-J
4,900
July 1 1923
48 '14
J-D
5,000-..Dec 1 1924
_
5)3s
20,000c-June 1 *22-'26
Influenza Bonds.
4)3s'18
$9,000
1921-1923
Bath House Bonds.
4Hs'19
$2i,000—1921-1932
School and Hospital Bonds.
4)38*19
$28,000
.1921-1934
4)3819—
152,000
1921-1939
...
— .
LEXINGTON.
This town Is In Middlesex County.
J-J $160,000c—1924 & 1927
4s
A-O
ll,335r —1921-1924 Incorporated in 1713.
Fire Loans.
Light Loan.
i
$1,000
4s
Var $25,180
1921-W24 4s '11
1,000
BOND. DEBT May 1 1920 $300,750 4)*s'13
——
-
—
—
6,201.
4a
Water sinking fund
Assessed val. real
—
4s '17
Macadam Pavement Bonds.
HULL.
4Hs'17
$1,200Park Loan.
4)48*13
$23,000
Sewer Loan.
4s '15
$80,000——
Trust Fund (Refunding) Loan.
4s *10
$15,000-
3)4 s'03
31
TOWNS
Stone Crusher Loan.
Loans.
J-D
$800
Dec 1 1921
Playground Loan.
4s '16
A-O
$2,600—Apr 1 '22-'26
4)48*17 M-N 36,000
Nov 1 1937
Boulevard Bonds.
4s *16
M-N$27,000C-Nov 1 '2l-*26
Emergency Loan of 1915.
4)3s'19 J-J $110,000—June 1 1924
4)48*19 M-S 100,000
Sept 1 1924
School Bonds.
4s '98
F-A $23,040-Aug 1 *2l-'23
4s '04
F-A
28,000-Aug 1 '21-'24
4s '10
A-O
45,000c-0ct 1 *21-'30
4s '14
J-J
65,000..July 1 *22-'34
4s *15
F-A
75,000c.Aug 1 '21-*35
4s *16
J-D
37,500c.June 1 *22-*36
4s'16
F-A
79.236c.Aug 1 *22-*36
4Hs*17 M-S /48,000c.Sept 1 '2l-'32
U5.000c.Sept 1 '33-'3I
4)4s'18 M-N 27,200—Nov 1 *2l-'38
4s *16
Isolation Hospital Bonds.
4Hs'18 A-O $17,110—Apr 1 '22-2%
School Bonds.
4s '07
A-O
$2.000—Apr 1 '22-'25
4s *08
A-O
10,500—Apr 1 '22-'28
4s *10
M-N 27,000—May 1 *22-'30
4s '11
A-O
35,000—Apr 1 '22-*28
Park Bonds.
4s *07
A-O
$8,000—Apr 1 *22-'37
4s '08
M-N
3,500—May 1 *22-'28
Municipal & Police Bldg. Bds.
4)3s'13 J-D 192.858—June 1 *22-'33
Water Loan Bonds.
4s '97
J-J $250.000—-Jan 1 1927
4s '00
J-J
50,000—July 1 1930
4s '10
J-J
112,271—July 1 *22-'40
3Hs'17 A-O
5,000
Apr 1 1922
Hoi. & W. RR. Bonds.
4s '10
J-J
190.314—July 1'22-*50
Qas & Electric Light Bonds.
3^s'02 J-D 288,000—Dec 1 '21-'32
4s *08
A-O 111,843—Apr 1'22-'38
4s '09
A-O
8,000—Apr 1 '22-'29
4s *10
M-S
93,195—Mar 1 '22-'40
4s '12
F-A 113,220—Feb 1 '22-*42
4s *14
M-N 65,000—May 1 '22-'34
4s *15
M-N 75,000--Nov 1 *2l-'35
4)3g'I9A-0
95,000—Apr 1 '2l-'39
5s '21
M-N150,000- May 1 '22-'41
Influenza Epidemic Bonds.
4Ks'19 M-S
$9,500—Mar 1 *22-'23
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'19 M-S $36,100—Mar 1 *22-'39
Bath-House Bonds.
4)3s'19 M-S $18,000—Mar 1 '22-*39
4)3g'19M-S 20.000--Mar 1 *21-'24
Fire Department Bonds.
4>3s'18 M-N $>,000—May 1 *22-*23
Dent exempted by special Acts
of Legislature.
AND
—
6s '20
—
$5,400
30,000
30,000
66.000
7,000
—
4)4s'l7 F-A
4s '16
J-D
4)4#'17 F-A
5)fs'20 M-S
$6.000
Apr 1 1937
17,000c.Aug 1 '21-'37
4,590—June 1946
18.000
Aug 1937
12,000--Sept 1 '21-'32
Paving.
4s '12
F-A $13,095.
4s '12
F-A
8,730
4)4s'13
4)4s'13
4s *14
4s '1$
4s *16
4s *17
4^s'18
4)4«'19
4)4s'19
4)4s'19
4)48*19
Aug 1922
Aug 1922
J-J
3,600
July 1923
J-J
30,000—.-July 1923
M-N 50,000
May 1924
A-O
45.000—]—Apr 1925
J-D
35.000—.-Dec 1926
M-S 40.000
Mar 1927
40,000
1921-1928
M-S
18.000—Sept 1 '21-'29
36.0001921-1929
9,000 —1921-1929
M-S 40,000
Mar 1929
...
—
—
Street
4)3s'19
Bonds.
^
$12.000——1921-1926
—
M-S
12,000—Sept 1 |21- 26
Gross debt May 14 1921-.$5,338,385
6s '20
Water debt
......
Sinking Fund City
Net debt—.
Borrowing
370,750
—
351,412
...
2,816,500
capacity..—
137,226
...—92,420,375
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal——31,498,727Assess. val. 1920
.—123,919,102
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920—$27.20
Population *10. 106,294: '20, 112,759
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boeton.
School-Drainage.
4Ms'17
$2,000
1921-1922
4H«'17
12.540
1921-1933
Floating Bridge Bonds.
4MsT9 J-D $18,000c
Land Bonds.
$1,800
Dec 1 1928
(14,000—Aug 1 '21-'22 4s *18
•Loans marked (*) are authorized
12,000—Aug 1 ,23-'24
4Ms*19 F-A
45,000—Aug 1 '25-'39 by special Acts of Legislature in ex¬
10,000—Aug 1 *40-'49 cess of the city's legal debt limit.
60,000
1921-1925
6s '20
TOTAL DEBT, &G.—Jan. 1 1921
50,000
1921-1930 Munlc. loansdnside limit) $2,336,746
5s '20
65,000
1921-1940 Special loans (outside limit) 982,800
5s '20
Fire and Police Bonds.
Water loans (outside limit) 1,077,515
4s'14
J-D$130.000r_June 1 22- 34 Total loans (excepting tem¬
Bldg. and Equip. Bonds.
porary tax loans)
5,241,270
4s '14
J-J
$6,935r.July 1 *22-'34 Sinking funds—
For municipal loans...
Municipal Loans.
$267,836
*21-'32
4s *12
3VL-N$44.640r.Nov
For special loans
195,001
'21-'32
4 Ms'13 F-A
For water loans
593,985
50,^08—Aug
*22-'23 Total sinking funds
1,300.925
4M/13 M-S
20,000—Mar
*2l-*23 Balance net funded debt.. 2,366,746
4Ks*13 M-N
1,500.-Nov
'21-'33
J-D *23.228r_Dec
4s '13
Borrowing capacity 1921100,502
'22-'24
4Ms'19M-S 81,000--Mar
Pop'n. 1910, 89.336;
1920, 99.148
'22-'29
INT. coupons at Bank of Republic,
4Ms'19 M-S 32.400--Mar
*22-'29 Boston, or at City Treasurer's office;
4Ms'19 M-S 140,500--Mar
'30-'49 other Interest by Treasurer only.
180,000—Mar
Charles River Basin Loan.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
-s'll
M-N
*|150r
1921
1920.
1919.
St. & Mun. Bldg. Bonds.
Real estate_$84,664,160 $81,844,755
LYNN.
in Essex County. Inc
April 10 1850. Commission govern¬
ment adopted Oct. 11 1910.
4Ms'19 F-A ($18,000—Aug 1 '2l-'29
\ 20.000..Aug 1 *30-'49
This city is
—
,
_
...
...
...
„
4s *16
.
A-0( $41,336r_Apr 1 *22-*25
ll.500r—-Apr 1 1926
\
Street Paving.
,
$30,000--Mar 1922-'24
4^s'20
20,000-Apr 1 '22-'25
6s *20
30,000--Oct 1 *21-'25
Sidewalk Paving Bonds.
4s '14
Personal...
Total.
.
—
Tax (per
.
16,880,412
19,149,722
101,544,572 100,994,477
21.70
27.40
M)
—
Park Bonds.
4%a'2Q
.
$19,000—Apr 1 '22-'40
—
School-House Loans.
M- N * $26, OOOr—Nov 1 1927
4s
F-A
15.OOOr.-Aug 1 1928
4s
M-S
—.
...
-
—.
-
'
-
-
_
—
...
'29-'43
Assessed val., personal— 2,959,129
Total valuation 1920
13,293.502
Water Bonds.
INT.
9,9)1,675
1,580,428
11,572,103
This
in
Is
Notes Outstanding Dec. 31 '19—
Amount.
Due.
Amount. Due.
County.
Bristol
Population 1910, 5.183;
6,255.
General Debt Bonds.
J-D $40,000
June 1922
School Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
$22,000
1921-1931
4s'11
M-S,
1,000c--Sept 1 1921
1922——
4s
M-S
M-N
1932-'41
30,000c. ..Mch 1 1938
28,067r_Nov 1 '21-'42
4s
M-S
25,200r.Mar
4s
4s '15
4s '16
4s'14
—
4s '15
—
4s '14
—.
4Ms'17 F-A ^20.000r_Apr 1
151,OOOr. Aug 1
'25-'46
'21-'37
Sidewalk Bonds.
4%s'20
M-N*$42.500r -May 1 1928
20,400
Nov
1921
4s '11
4s *15
—
4s'15
4s '16
....
...
Street Widening
4Ms'l9
—
($5,000
(6,000
1921-1922
5s'17
—
4s
4s
J-J
11922
5s *17
—
j.
800r
Jan
7,500r.Nov 1 '22-*32
4s
M-N 21,523r—.Nov 1 1922
4^s'13
27,000
1921-1923
4s '13
J-D
10.080T—_Dec '2l-'23
4s *14
M-S
9,OOOr.Sept 1 *21-'29
4^s'13
50,000
Mar 1 1923
4s *12
Water Loan
A-O $25,OOOr
Lighting Bonds.
M-S $ll,700c_Sept 1 '21-'34
J-D
7,000
Junel 1935
4s
A-O
43.000.A&0 1 *33&'34
4s
A-O
16.000—Apr 1 '22-37
Water District Bonds.
4s '95
$2,5,000
1925
4s *03
10,000-1933
4s'12
4,000_Due $1,000 yly
4s '14
J-J
.53,625c. July 1 '22-'39
4s '15
F-A
25,000c_Aug 1 '21-*45
4s *16
M-S
11,000
1921-1931
Street Railway Bonds.
4Ha
$30,000—
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1919- $164,500
Floating debt
20,000
Sinking funds
1,888
Assessed val., real
4,784,715
Assessed val., personal
1,561.490
Total valuation 1920
6,346,205
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-—$24.80
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
4s '11
4s
War Loan Bonds.
$4,050c-June 1 '22-'27
Play-Ground Bonds
4s '03
M-N
$9,000c.-May 1 1932
4s'12
F-A
(18.000c..Aug 1 '21-'32
4s'14
M-N
110,000c.. Aug 1 '33-'42
6.000c.May 15 22-24
...
...
—
Public-Building Bonds
J-J SloO.OOOc.Jan 3
Department & Equip. Bonds.
4Ms'17 J-J
$1,'<00C—-July 1 1922
4Ha'18 ...
12,000—June l '22-'33
Water-Works Bonds
J-J
$3,750c
4s'94
4s'94
J-D
4s '97
J-J
5s '20
J-D
4s
4s
A-O
lO.OOOr. ..Oct
1 1928
4s
J-J
'27-'29
4s
J-J
75.OOOr. July 1
25.OOOr... Jan
25.000r_. .Oct
J-J
4s
4s
4s
4s
A-O
3 Ha
3 Ms
3 Ha
J-J
25,OOOr
J-J
75.OOOr
A-O 325.000r
4s '11
July
Jan
Apr
118,038r_June 1
J-D
*25-*26
1 1930
1 1930
1 1931
1 1932
1 1932
*22-'41
( 91.000— Sept 1 '21 -'33
] 60.000.-Sept 1 *34-'43
M-N J
40.327r.Nov 1 *2l-'23
4Ms'13M-S
4s '14
t260,000r.Nov
4s '14
4s'15
4^s'19
4Ms'20
..
_.
t
—
72,000r„July 1 *22-*45
...
—
...
40,000
Apr 1 1926
27,000.-Apr 1 '22-'48
1 1921
3Ms'05 A-O*125,OOOr
Apr
11935
13,000r..-Dec
1 1926
J-D
48 '14
F-A
4s *14
4s '15
M-S
4s
M-NJ 2,OOOr
M-S
—
•4,000
3,000
—
1921-1922
1923-1924
1924-1927
34,000
...
Municipal Bonds.
$163,000
6s 20
A-O
65,000
Fire Department.
3Ms'06 J-J
$1,000
July 2 1922
400
July 1 1922
3Ms'02-'03
4s '06
A-O
1,500.-July 2 '22-23
4s '17
4,000.-May 1 '22-'25
4s'17
■
6,000.-Mar l '22-'27
4Ms'19
($24,000- — .1921-1931
\ 7,000
1932-1938
Hospital Bonds.
3 Ms'04 J-D
$3,000.-June 1 '22-24
4s '15
J-J
12,000.-July 1 '22-*33
4s '16
5,000c.0ct 15 '21-'25
Middlesex Court Construction.
4s '17
$18,200--Mar 1 '22-25
4Ms
...
13,800r„Feb 1 '22-*24
30.600r„Mar 1 '22-'24
57.250—Mar 1 *22-'45
Nov 1 1921
_
...
...
...
Public Parks.
4s'94
J-J
$80,000
J-J
| "
J^T
20,000
12,000
18,000
July
July
July
Dec
...
...
I
4s '92
4^s'20
28.000.-Apr 1 '22-25
54,000.. Apr 1 '22-'30
4Ms'20
City-Hall Repair.
4s'17
$93.955
1921-1927
City Home.
4 Ms'13
$1,500—Nov 192l-'23
...
4a '96
M-N
...
3Ms
M-N
4s '08
J-J
4Ms*17
...
4s '18
4s
'18
96,000
—
—.
6,400
9,000
8,000
...
—
I
nn rv
4s '93
4s *94
4s*95
2 1922
2 1923
200,000
2 1924
150.000
2 1925
100,000
May 2 1926
30.000--May 2 '33-'35
20,000
July 1 1938
M-N$50,000
M-N 100,000
M-N
M-N
4148*09 A-O
4s '09
J-J
4s '10
M-N
4s '12
J-J
20.000
30,000
35.000
20,000
May
May
May
May
Apr 1 1939
July 1 1939
Junel 1940
A-O* $100,OOOr ..Apr
J-D
3 Ha
J-D
M-S
...
...
...
122,000c
...
...
...
...
8,OOOc_June 1 '22-'23
24,000c_June 1 '21-'23
$6.240—Sept 1 '21-'32
10,000c.-July 1 1924
10,000c.-Oct 11924
F-A-60,000c. Aug 1 '21-23
J-J
20,000c.-July 1 1925
J-J
41,000c.-July 1 1926
M-N
5,000c.-May 1 1939
M-S
5,000c.-Sept 1 1939
M-S
15,000c...Sept 11940
M-S
5,000c...Sept 1 1941
6,000.-Feb 1 *22-'33
M-N 11,500—Nov 1 *21-'43
12,000--Dec 1 *21-'44
4s '96
4s *09
4s'09
4s '10
4s *11
4s
4s *13
.8
J-J
A-O
...
4Ms'18
7,500—June 1 *2l-'36
—
School-House Bonds
4s *03
M-N $45,000c. ..May
4s '07
M-N
14,000c. ..May
F-A
95.000c—.Aug
4s *12
J-D
48.000—1921-1932 4s *08
M-S (36,000c..Sept 1
4s '13
J-D
24,000c..June 1 *22-'33 4s *11
6,000c..Sept 1
4s '16
J-D (10.000c_June 1 '22-'26
7,000—Sept 1
\ 5.000c.June 1 '27-'31 -s'12
500
Sept
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 1920 $203,000
9,000.-July 1
Water debt (included)
35,000 -S
J-J
4s '12
(60,000c.. Jan 1
Sinking fund
41,49)
162,920c.. July 1
Assessed val., real
10,653,700
J-J
16,078c-Jan 1
Assessed val., personal
1.244,327 4s '14
...
_$11,878,027
1920
$30.00
4s '15
INTEREST is payable at Boston.
4s *15
Total valuation 1920—
Tax rate (per $1,000)
-
J-D
—
A-O
4s '16
.
Cam/a#
T
*22-'33
'2l-'32
'22-'34
1.200—Sept 1 '21-'25
(49,500—Oct 2 '21-'35
\ 2,300
Oct 2 1936
f 7,084c_Mar 15 *22-26
\10,000c.Mar 15 '27-36
4,000c.June } '22-29
A-O
500c
Oct 2 1921
4s '16
Plymouth County.
Population 1910, 1.460;
A-O
4Hs'17 J-D
1920, 1,288.
AC) ft
Jan 31 '22-'26
Apr 29 '22-'26 4Hs'18
4Hs'19
Water Loan
4Ms'08 J-J
$64,000c._Jan 1 '22-*38
3 tfs'06 s-a
4s '07
A-O
1 1928
'21-'26
4s *16
This town is In
1852.
'21-'29
'30-'31
*21-'27
M-S
marion.
Inc.
1 1922
1 1927
1 1928
(15,000c. June 1'2l-*25
\16.000c. June 1 *26-'35
...
4s '16
$5,000
1,250
500c...Oct 10 1921
-
-
...
—
35,000—Oct
1 '21-'30
1921-1927
1928
(27,000c.July 1 '2l-'29
( 7,000c
(
400c
$71,500 4Hs'19
\20,000c. July 1 '30-'39
1,957
8,000c_Aug 1 '2l-'28
-2,760,770 4^s'19
J-D (20,000c.Dec 1 '21-'30
56 i ,470 5s *20
I 5,000c_Dec
1 "31-'35
Total val. 1920
3,326,240
Park Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920 —-$20.00
4s
F-A
$2,000c&r_Feb 1 1930
INT. on water loan payable at Old
4s
J-J
120.000c&r.July 1 1932
Colony Trust Co., Boston; on sewer
M-N
27,OOOr.-Nov 1 1932
loan
at Wareham
Sav. Bank;
on 4s'02
Street and Drainage Bonds.
school loan at Nat. Bk. of Wareham.
4^s'17 J-J
$4,500c_„Juiy 1 1922
Cash
on
...
hand
Assessed val., real
Assessed val.. personal
...
marlborough.
This city is in Middlesex Co. Inc.
May
23
1890.
Population 1910,
14,597; 1920, 15,028.
Sewer Bonds
4s'04
J-J
$12,000c. ..July 1 1929
M-N
13.000c. -Nov 1 1933
4s
J-J
28,000c. July 1 »2l-'35
4s *10
F-A
6,000c_Aug 1 '21-'2R
4s *11
Bonds,
$5,100-July 1
4,200—Aug 3
Street-lmpt.
22-'24
21 -'26
5,000.-Sept 1 '2l-'25
\
€00
Sept 1 1926
4s '16
M-S
14,500c_Mar 1 *22-'26
4^s'l7 F-A
6.000c_Aug 1 '21-'26
4Hs'19
4,000c. June 1 *2l-'24
4Hs'19
30.000c-June 1 '21-'26
(56,000c.July 1 '21-28
A-O /45,00r)c_Apr 1 '22-*36 4Hs*19
4s '16
\ 2,000c—July 1 1929
1
1,000c
Apr 1 1937
(32.400c_Apr 1 '2l-'29
4Ms'19 M-N 11,000--May 1'22-'32 4^s'19
1 2,000c. —April 1 1929
5s '20
M-S
15,000.-Sept 1 '21-'35
5s '20
J-D
4,OOOc.Dec 1 *21-'24
Street Notes.
.s
...
,
4s *16
4s
'16
F-A
M-S (
...
4Ms'13 J-D
$1,200c_June 2
Paving Bonds.
J-J
$30,000c_Aug 2
4s '15
4s '15
1921-1931
4s '16
...
...
—
4s '96
.
...
...
4s'94
4s'94
Population 1910, 7,338; 4s'95
1649.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s'94
J-J
$50,000c. .July 1 1924
4s g '09 M-N
8,000c.Nov 1 *2l-'24
Water Bonds.
3 Ha'09 M-N
$3,000-May 1 '22-'24
4s *10
M-N 12,000c_May 1 '22-'29
4s'92
J-D
1,000c
1921
4s '95
J-J
9,000c
1921
4s'12
M-N
4,000c—May 1 1922
School House Bonds.
3 Ha'03 J-D
$6,000c. —1921-1923
4a '06
J-D
10,000c_June 1 '22-'26
July 1 1942
Apr 1 1943
A-O, 40.000
1 1927 4s '13
11,000c... Dec 1 1928 4s '16
,15.000c
1932-1946
10.000r_-June 1 1939
6,000..Sept 1 '21-'26
3M»
30,OOOr—.Mar 1 1939 4s 14
24.000..Feb 15'22-'45
3M*
M-S 37.OOOr
Mar 1 1940 4s *15
25.080._Mar 1 *22-'37
4s '17
A-O
35.565
1921-1947 4s '17
1^.000 .....1921-1935
4Ms'20
87,000--Apr 1 '22 *50 4H$'l8
5s '20
25,000
1921 1945
Municipal Bldg. & Drainage.
Paving Bonds.
4s
M-N$14.000r_Nov 1 '22-'35
500r
Nov 1 1936 4Ms*19
I $8,000
1921-1924
I
5.000
1925-1929
Public Health.
10.000
1921-1925
4s '17
$2,400
1921-1922 5s *20
4s
4s
County.
Essex
1 '21-23
1 '24-'25
Sewer Bonds
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20-
July 3 1944
20,000.July 3 '45&'47
3 1924
1 1926
3 1929
J-D
4s '07
25,000
2 1932
M-N
4s *09
10,000
Nov 1 1934
J-J
4s '11
5,000
July 1 1936
J-J
4s *15
4,668-July 15 '2l-*24
Water Construction.
3Ms
J-J
$50,000 ..July 1 *22&'23
3 Ms'04 J-J
23,000
July 1 1924
3Ms'05 J-J
25.000
July 1 1925
4s'11
12,000..^.Sept 1 1931
4Hs*19
/ 15,000
1921-1923
I
4,000
1924
4s '99
1921-1927
1921-1922
Nov 1 1928
Nov 1 1928
A-O
In
1920, 7,324.
...
1 5,000r_Nov 1 '22-'25
4s '17
4Ms'18
4Ms'19
—
1 '24-*33 3Ms'01 J-J
J-J
188,400r_Nov 1 '2l-'43 4s *04
Street Improvement.
4s
A-O * $25. OOOr
Oct
4s
5s '17
1923-1924
1925-1927
Inc.
Is
f6,000c_Dec
(2,000c .Dec
4s
town
Jan 1 1922
25,000c.-Dec 1 1922
26,000c. -July 1 1923
Sidewalk Bonds
4s '16
J-D
$3,000c.—Sept 1 1921
marblehe ad.
This
'22-*36
4s *16
...
-------
1 1921
1 1922
1 1922
1 1923
Oct
50,000r
Jan
J-J
25,OOOr
July
A-O
40,000r
Apr
J-J
215,OOOr. July 1
4s
U.000
3,000
8,000
M-N
—
1921
*—
M-N»39,260r.Nov 1 '21-'32
M-N 29.618r.May 1 *22-'32
M-S
8,532r—Mar 1 1922
4s
-
1922-1929
Municipal Loan.
4s '17
$108,000
—
4s '12
Bonds.
—
132,000
$28,000—Apr 1 *22-'25
—
Pubic Improvements.
4s
4s '14
1'22-42
M-S
23,000r_Mar 1 '22*-44
M-S
11,631-Mar 1 '22-'45
A-O / 7.380r_Apr 1 *22-'24
4s '14
4s'13
24,020-Mar 1 *22-'43
4Ms'13 M-S
$1,000..—July 1 1922
22,000—Apr 1 '22-'23
15,000---Apr 1 '22-24
4,000-.-Dec 1'21-24
8,504-May 1 '22-'25
9,000--July 1 '22-'24
4,000.-May 1 '22-'25
25,000--May 1'22-'26
10,000--July 1 '22-'26
J-J
A-O
A-O
4s'12
,
$109,600
Total...
—
Drainage Bonds.
4s '11
M-N$29,500—Nov
None
$30,900
$15,000
10.000
7,000
21,600 1927——
12,000
11,300 1928
1.300
1921-1930 4Ms'17 J-D
10,000
...
Population 1910,
23.150; 1920, 39,038.
Water district annexed Jan. 11921.
.'15
1916 and
city is In Middlesex County.
Inc. May 31 1892.
MANSFIELD.
4s
1920—$29.00
bonds of 1915,
MEDFORD.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920- —$10.00
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.. Bos.
1775.
on
1919 at Merchants' Nat. Bk., Boston,
others at Winthrop Nat. Bk., Boston.
...
Assessed val., personal
Total valuation 1920
(per $1,000)
Tax rate
M-S $30,000c—Jan 1 '22-'34
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21
$205,000
Cash on hand
20,493
Assessed val., real estate.
279,626,
--10,334,3731
Assessed val., real
'22-'28
town
192340 19265
Water sink, fund Jan 1 '21
/$56,000—Jan 1
1105,000-Jan 1
s-a
4s *08
v
...
—
1920, 2,466.
Sewer Loan.
4s
1920,
*38,500c_Mar I '22-'28
16,000r.-Sept 1 1929
7,350-—July *22-'26
M-N
35,OOOr.-May 1 1929 4s '06
3 Ms
A-O
4s
18,OOOr.-Oct 11929
Police-Station Loans.
M-S *40,OOOr.-Mch 1 '22-'29 4s'06
3 Ms
J-J
$7,200--July 2 22- 26
M-N *18,720r_May 1 '22-'29
3 Ms
Sidewalk Bonds.
F-A
4s '10
33,003r.Feb 1 *22-'30
4s *17
$3,500
March 1922
4s '12
6,000.-Nov 1921-'32
4s'12
1,000—July 1 1922
J-D *10,375r
4s '11
1921
4,000.—Apr
'22 '25
'22-'33 5s *21
F-A
4s '13
8,827r_Feb
'22-'33
Drainage Bonds.
4tfs'13 A-O 36,000-. Apr
'22-'30 3Ms'02 J-J
$15,000
July 1 1932
4s *14
A-Q ( 9,OOOr.Apr
20.000—July 1 1934
'31-'34 3 Ms'04 J-J
1 2,000r_ Apr
*22-'34 4s '08
10,000
July 1 1938
J-J
4s '14
F-A
19,500—Feb
20,000
Apr 1 1939
'21-'34 3 Ha'09 A-O
Oct
4Hs'14 A-O 106,750
24.000
July 1 1941
J-J
8,000—July 1 '22-25 4s "11
4s '15
J-J
10,000
July 1 1942
4s '15
M-S
96,000—Mar 1 *22-'45 4s '12
A-O
13,000.-Apr 1 '2 2' 34
70.000r_ Mar 1 '22-'35 4s '14
4s '16
M-8
M-N
9.000.May 15 *22-'30
4s '15
191,000
4s '16
19,000--April 1922 40
80.000r.Mar 1 '22-'37 5s '20
4s '17
40.000
Apr 1 1939
4Ms'19
Street Loans.
M-S
4s '09
debt
...
County.
School House Loans.
3Ms'05 F-A $10,000-Aug 1 '2l-'25
J-J
57,140-July 2'22-'26
4s '06
J-J
4,608-July 1 '22-'28
4s '08
J-J
4s '06
20,000-July 2 '22-*26
2,000__June 1 *22-'23
4s '14
2,000—Mar '22-'23
4s '17
50,000—July '2V26
4s '06
4s *96
$2,057,600
725,784
4s '00
M-N 20,000c...May 1 1930
M-N
4,000c_May 1 *22-'25
1.334,816 6s '20
( 4,000c_Sept 1 *21-'22
Water debt (included)
110,000
Water sinking fund (lncl.)
105,28/ 5Ms'20 M-S 1 3,OOOc_Sept 1 *23-'25
City Hall Bonds
Assessed val., real
37,713,400
J-J
$l2,000c_Juiy 1 '22-'24
Assessed val,, personal
6.829,377 4s '05
J-J
1,000c
Jan 11922
Total valuation 1920
44,542,777 4s
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$29.70
4s *15
J-J
$30.010c.Aug 2 '21-'32
Pop'n, 1910, 44,404;
1920. 49,103
4s '15
J-D
2,OOOc_Dee 1 '21-22
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston
Police & Fire Station Loans
4s *08
M-N $12,000-May 1 '22-1927
Manchester]
City notes & trust funds—
$66,121
This
town
is
in Essex County
TOTAL DEBT May 15'21 $712,721
Inc. 1645.
Population 1910, 2,673;
Sewer sink, fund Jan. 1 '21
18,726
Net
Inc.
MALDEN.
4s *94
Dec. 31 1920—
Sinking fund, &c
This
This city Is In Middlesex
Inc. March 31 1881.
$20,000c
Land and Street Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-D $13,000c
4Ms*19 J-D
4s '92
1921-1924
—
Total debt
M-S $30,000c—Sept 1 1921
F-A 150,000c.-Aug 1 1922
M-S
70,000c—Sept 1 1924
J-J
50,000c—July 1 1926
4s '91
1921-1924
...
—-
...
Bonds
Water
Emergency Bonds.
4Hs'19
| $8.000
4MsT9
1 4,000
Debt
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND
32
4s '16
J-J
*22-'23
1
Drainage
4s *12
—-
'2l-'35 .s
4s'16
M-S
(12.000c-July 1 "22-'23
\ 3.000c—July 1 1924 4Ms'19
—
( 2,000c—July 1 1925
125.000c-Au* I '21 -'25
\ ,3.nonc
Aug 1 mo*
A-O
2,000c—Oct 1 1921
F-A
4Ms'l7 M N/12,000c-May 1
1 2,000c—M-y
3,000c_ June 1
4Hs'19 J-D
24.000. Aug 1
4 Ms 19 F-A
24,000c. Aug 1
9,000c. Aug 1
5 Jis'20 F-A
2,000c—Aug
_
.
Bonds.
$500
July 1 1922
9.600.. July 1 '22-27
8,500c-Mar I *22-*38
2.500—Aug 1 -21-'25
Bonds.
Fire Department
4s
...
4 Ms'17
A-O
$),600. .July 1 *22-'32
28,000c.Apr
1 '22-*35
Stable Bonds
J-D $15,000c.„Junel 1924
Municipal Loan Bonds
1 1925
J-D Sl5.000c..Dec I '21-'23
*22-'24 48 '13
'21 -'24 4Ms'14
48,000
(48,000—Oct 1 *21-*23
'21-*26 5M8'20
\61,000—Oct 1 '24-'40
'27-*29
1 1930 (See V. Ill, p. 1588, for maturity.)
'22 '24
_
4s *04
...
...
June, 1921.]
MEDFORD
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES
(Concluded)—
School-House Notes
J-D
$5,000
Paving Bonds.
3X8
4Hs'18
$2,000.
4s
War Memorial Honor Roll Bonds. 4s
4Ms'19
Sl.000c.May 1 *2l-'24 4s
J-J
—_
M-S
Sinking funds
Outside
4^s'13
1921-1931
J-J
22,000
July 1 '21-'31
Macadam Pavement Bonds.
4s '14
170,479
1,015.000
4Hs'19 M-S $24,000c-Sept 1 '21-'24
205,056
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 '19— $479,400
450.000
limit
Floating debt..'
Sinking funds
Temporary debt
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
Total valuation 1920
36,403,400
125,000
Sinking funds
117,604
NET DEBT Apr 1 1919—
466,796
Assess, val. real
14,030,270
Assess, val. personal..
4,733,500
Total assess, val. 1920
18,813,770
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$13.00
*
2,768,300
39,176.700
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$29-80
INT. at Shawmut Nat. Bk., Bost.
INT.
MELROSE.
This
Inc.
a
city is in Middlesex County.
city Mar. 18 1899.
J-J
City Treas. office.
This town is in Plymouth County
in
1669.
Pop'n 1910, 8,214;
4s '12
J-D
1,000-—Dec 1 1921
Refunding.
$18.000
1921-1929
I
School-House Bonds.
3^8*09 M-S $78,000c
Mar 1 1929
Sewer 0Outside of limit).
—
4s '96
4s '05
notes at
Inc.
4Ms*ll M-N $1,000c—Nov 1 1921
4s *94
4s '95
on
bonds at First Nat.Bank.
MIDDLEBOROUGH.
Bonds.
$20.000c_July 1 *22-*31
Park Bonds
4s
Bos.;
on
town 1850;
Auditorium
4s '11
1920, 8,453.
Light Bonds
4s '93
M-N
$8,400c__Nov 1 *21-'23
4s'06
F-A /15.OOOcNov 1*24-26-27
\
5.000c—.Nov 1 1925
School Loan
4s
'06
M-N
$3,900--Nov
1 '21-'26
J-D $100.000c&rJune
11924
Permanent debt Jan 1 1919
J-D
1 1925
Temporary loans
$53,200
30,000
4,860,567
1,053,650
100.000c&rJune
J-J
J-J
J-D
60,000c—July 1 1926
10,000c.._July 1 1935
Assessed valuation, real
Assessed val'n, personal
10,000c...June 1 1937
Total valuation 1920
J-J
4s *08
J-D
3 Hs'09 J-D
10,000c...July 1 1937
10,000c
Junel 1938
10.000c. ..June 1 1939
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
INTEREST on light bonds
4s *10
4s *07
4s *07
A-O
10,000c...Apr
4s '11
M-N
10.000C..M&N 1 1941
4s *12
J-J
10,000c...July
4s '13
M-S
6.500c-Sept 1
4s '14
M-N
9,000c-.-May
Sewer {Inside of Limit).
4s'15
M-N
6,000c.May 1
F-A
-s
4s '16
1 1940
1 1942
'21-'33
1 1934
*22-'35
10,000
6,000
7,000
...
—
...
Surface Drain. (Outside of limit).
4s '02
J-J $ 100,000c-July 15 1932
4s '13
M-S
10,000
Sept 1 1923
4s '13
M-N
4s *15
A-O
6,068c.May 1 *22-'34
6,622c_Apr 1 *22-*35
2,500—Nov 1 '21-'25
...
J-D
A-O
10,000c_June 1 ,22-,31
3,556c_Apr 1 *22-'37
3,500 .....1921-1927
4,000 —.1921-1928
4s '18
1,500
1921-1923
Surface Drain (Inside of Limit).
4Hs'19
$4,500 .....1921-1929
4Hs*19
9,000
1921-1929
Water-Works (Outside of limit).
4s
J-J
$38,000c. ..July 1 1925
4s '17
4s '18
...
—
...
...
...
4s
F-A
10,000c.-Aug 1 1922
F-A
3 Hs'09 J-D
/20,000c.June 1 '22-'31
4s
5,000c.-Feb
1
4s '12
4s '13
4s '13
4s'14
4s *16
4s '17
Boston;
borough.
J-J
J-D
M-S
M-N
J-D
A-O
1,000c.-Junel 1932
1,000c.-July 1 1922
1,5 )0c..Dec 1 '21- 23
3,375..Sept 1 '21-'23
2,700..May 1 '2l-'24
2,000c...Apr
1 1922
4,000..June 1 '22-'23
3,000
1921-1923
1,000—
..1921
...
...
payable
other loan In Middle-
town
First
In Nantucket
County.
General
Bonds.
4s
F-A
4Xs
F-A
School
$L000r_Aug 1
6,000r_Aug 1
\60.000c.June 1 '24-'33
'21-'22
4Hs'13 J-D
'2l-'23
4s *14
4s
J-J
$j,000r_ July 15 *21-'26
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 1921
$21,000
4s '14
Floating debt
J-D
4s '15
M-S
Total val. '20 (actual)
Tax rate (per $1,000)
4s '15
A-O
4s '16.
M-S
5,659,990
*20
$22.50
Population 1910, 2,962; 1920, 2,797.
INT. is payable in Boston.
NATICK.
Is
in
Essex
4s
04
J-J
County
|
'
$42,000c.July 15*21-'32
Electric-Light Bonds
4s
J-J
Feb.
1781.
19
County.
Pop'n
1910,
High School Unt. at Treas. office).
4s 12
J-J
$60.500--July I \22-'32
Sewer Notes (Int. at Treas. office).
4s
J-J
$78.665
1921-1941
Water Notes (Int. at Treas. office).
4s
J-J
$17.600
1921-1938
Sewer (Int. at Treas. office).
4s
J-J $100,000
July 1 '25-'26
4s
M-N$ 100,000c ..May 1 1924
10.000c
1921-1924
4s
A-O
25.000c. ..Oct 1 1925
4s
F-A
25,000c..-Feb 1 1928
4s
J-D
25,000c...Dec 1 1930
4s
A-O
20,000
1921-1940
4s *10
J-D
16,877c..Dec 1 '21-'33
4Hs'17 M-S
2,400c_Sept 1 '2l-'32
F-A
4Ks'19 M-S
( 4,000c.Sept 1 '2l-'22
25.000.-July 15 1926
Water (Int. at Treas. office).
A-O $70,000.-Oct 1 '21-'29
J-J
15.000. .Jan 1'30&'31
Debt April 1 1921.
May 1 1927
4s'92
A-0$ 100,000r
Apr
3Hg'01J-J
28, OOOr... July
4s '07
J-J
72,OOOr
Jan
1 1957
'22-44
3X8
4s
$52,000r
Park Bonds
4s '14
—
J-J
4s
Wharf Bonds
4s g '97 M-N
A-O
23.000r.Apr
11942
1 1951
1
Macadam Bonds.
4s'17
A O
A-O
1930-1932
1933-1944
4^s'17
4Hs'18
4Ms'18
4^s'18
Sewer Bonds
4s '06
A-0$112,000
4s
'08
M-N
1921-1936
4s '11
A-O
26,000c.Nov 1
12.000c_0ct 1
'21-*33
*21-'26
5s *19
M-N/ 9,000.May 1
| [10,000-May 1
'22-'24
*25-*29
School Notes
4s
M-S
4s
J-J
4s
...
_—
...
...
-
-
73.100
4s
M-S
24,000
Refunding Bonds.
3^8
M-S $21,000
4s
M-S
69,000
Highway Bonds.
..s
$14,000
Hospital Bonds.
5,000..July 7 *22-'26
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '20
Notes
$249,000
36,000
Assessed valuation, real.. 9,408,915
Assessed val'n, personal._ 2.64X.915
Total valuation 1920
12,057,830
5s '20
...
$6,000—Sept 1 '21-*26
18,600c_Nov 1 *21-'23
M-N(28.000c_Nov 1 '24-'30
15,000c_Nov 1 '31-'35
'15
—
...
_.s
$13.000—
...
Town-Hail
4s
4s
4s
M-S
Bonds
\
$5,000r —..1921-1922
School Bonds
J-J
$2,3,500-Dec 31 '21-'25
J-J
31,500
1921-1934
J-J
4s
5s '21
6,000
A O
1921-1932
Sinking
$55,000
29,175
1,501.795
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$3.30
Population 1919 (est.)
2,000
1920
School Loan
Boston Safe
at
Deposit & Trust Co
This
city
is
in
Inc. Mar. 9 1847.
1920.
City
Bristol County
Pop'n '10. 96,652;
121,217.
—-
$919,917
1921-1949
Municipal Loan Bonds
M S
15,000r
Mar 1
J J
4,000r—.Jan 1
4s '11
M N
2,500r„_Nov 1
4s '11
4s '12
M N
4s'11
AO
4s *12
1922
1922
1921
15,000r.„May 1 1922
1,000r—Oct
1
1921
...
...
'22
'22
'22
'22
'21
1
1
1
1
1
*40
'31
'40
'40
'26
1 *22-*26
Water Loan
-
Fire Department Bonds.
'07 M-N $20,000r_ -May 1 1927
M-S 119.000r.Mar 1 '29-'39
4s *17
M S
7.000— Mar 1 1922
4s '16
4.000r_Aug 1 '21-'22
10,000r.8ept 1 '21-'22
4s *12
M-N
8,000r_Nov 1 *21-'22
4Hs'13 F-A
24.000r.Aug 1 '21-'23
4Hs*13 M-S
33.000r.Sept 1 *2l-'23
5s '13
4s '13
M-S
M-N
4s *13
J-D
4s '13
F-A
4s *16
...
50.000r.Mar
1 *21-'23
9,000r.Nov 1 *21-'23
24.000r.Dec 1 *2l-'23
6,000r_Aug 1 *2l-'23
10,000-May 1 '22-'26
Cemetery Bonds.
4s '14
A-O
$I.000r.Anr 1 '22-'24
5Xs'20
7,000..May 1 '22 *28
Trust Fund Bonds.
...
4s '14
M-8
4s'10
A-O
M-S
F-A
$6l,600rMar 1 '22-29
Bridge Bonds
4s '07
J-J $777,000r
Jan
1 1957
4s '15
4s'1.5
20.000r
Oct'21-'40
13,000r_Mar 1 '22-'34
4s '11
J-J
49.500r.Jan
'11
J-J
49,500r_July 1
1
'2.-'31
'22-*31
4s '12
J-J
55.000r..Jan 1 '22-'32
4s *12
J-D
27,030r_June 1 '22-32
Sewer Bonds
4s '95
4s g
A-O
$58,000r—Apr
1 1925
*97 M-S
1
3 Xs'98 F-A
3 Xg'99 F-A
1
69.000r__.Mch
35.000r_..Feb
33,000r
Feb
3Hg'02M-S
30.000r—Mch
4s g'03 J-D
30,000r.-Dec
4s g'05 J-J
62,000r
July
4s g '07 A-O 136,OOOr..Oct 1
4s
10
J-D
37,131—Dec 1
4Hs'10 J-D
74,414..June 1
4s '11
M-N 109.0OOr.May 1
4s '11
J-D
4s '12
J-D
J 4,000r
32,000-July 1 *22-'37
8,000..Nov 1 '2l-'28
4Hs'16J-J
4^s'l8
Highway Bonds.
■
4s '14
A-O $30,000r—Apr 1 '22-'24
.
4s *14
A-O
4s *14
A-O
4s
'15
4s '15
M-S
M-S
4s '15
4s *14
A-O
J-J
4s'16
4s '16
4s '17
A-O
4s '17
J-J
1927
1928
11929
1
1932
1
1933
1
1935
*2l-'37
'21-'46
'22-'47
*22-'41
Dec 1 1921
160.000r__ Dec 1 '22-'41
172,294r_June 1 '22-'42
I
—-
...
4X*'17 F-A
5s '18
4s '16
F-A
M-N
4^s'17 M-N
5s '18
A-O
5s *18
M-N
4X8'\3 M-S
4^s'l8 J-D
4^s'17
5s'18
5s '20
5s '21
..
-—
^
'21-'24
7-,200r„ Oct 1 '22-'24
50,000r.Mar 1 '21-'25
30,OOOr.July 1 *21-'25
8.OOOr..Oct 1
J-J
4s *15
F-A
M-S
4s
—-
...
—
Improvement
Sewer Bonds
4s '13
$5.000
—s '15
9,000
Water Bonds
3X8
F-A$120.000o-.Augl'21-'32
—
...
...
4s g
NEW BEDFORD.
7.000r.Aug 1 *21-*27
High-School Bonds
3Hg'05 J-J $100,000r
July 1 1925
3 Hs'10 J-J
45,000r
Jan
'22-'30
—.
/135,OOOr..Feb 1 *22 '30
\154,OOOr..Feb 1 '31 '41
...
—
3^s'09 M-N $45,000-.Nov 1 *21-'29
4s *16
M-N165,000
1921-1926
__s '17
21.000
Library Bonds
4a
$5,000
1921-1922
—.
—
„
4s '12
...
3.OOOr..Feb 1 '22-'24
31,115-Apr 1 *22-'37
M-S 127,052—Sept 1 '21-'37
M-N
8,000—Nov 1 '2l-'28
M-N
7.050—Nov 1 *21-'27
M-N 14,1 <0—Nov 1 '2l-'34
142,500r_May
10,000-May
19,000—June
5Ms'20
76.000_.July
4H8'19
6,000—Oct
Rifle Range Bonds.
4s '16
$5,000—May
/15,000c..Apr 1 '22 *26
4s '12
fund
Assessed valuation
5^s'20
5Xs'20
55£s'20
j63.000r Sept 1'21-'27
[40,OOOr Sept 1 '28-'32
130,000c„Apr 1 '27 '41 4s'94
A-0$ 120,OOOr.-Apr 1 1924
5s '21
A O /35,000c—Apr 1 '22 *26 4s
g '94 A-O 200.000cr.Dec 15 1924
\90,000c—Apr 1 '27 *41 4s g '96 A-O 400,000cr._Apr 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20. $325,600
4s g '97 J-J
600,000cr
Jan
1 1927
Water debt (inci.)
158.000 3 ^g'OO J-D
48,OOOr. -June 1 1930
Floating debt
170,000 4s TO
J-D
90,250r_June 1 '22-'40
Assessed valuation, real
9,152,180 4s TO
M-S
60,OOOr.Sept 1 '21-'40
Assessed val'n, personal...1,835,735 4s
'11
M-N 100.000r.May 1 *22-*41
Total valuation 1920
10,987,91.5
/ 36,OOOr. May 1 '22-27
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920---$25.00 4s '12
M-N(50,000r_May 1 '28-'37
INTEREST coupons are payable
l20.000r.May 1 *38-'42
4Xs
MILLERS' FALLS WATER DIST.
I 2,000c.Sept 1 '23-'24
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
Sewer Loan
4^s'19M-N/$15,000c.Novl *2l-'23
3X8
J-J
$25.000
July 1 1932
L 3.500c..Nov 1 1924
BOND. DEBT May20'2l
Highway Bonds.
$348,500
4Ks'17 F-A
$4,000c—Aug 1 1921 Water debt (inrl.)
120,000
School Bonds
Assessed valuation, real..18,754,135
4fl '10
F-Af 120,000c.Aug 1 *22-'25 Assessed val'n. personal.. 2,539.190
1 15,000c_Aug 1 '26-'30 Other assessable property.
16,696
4s *16
M-S
14,000c.Sept 1 *21- 34 Total valuation 1920
21,310,021
4Ms'17 M-S
24.000c.Sept 1 '2l-'32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$21.60
Fire Dept. Bonds.
INT. on school 3X8 of 1909 at Old
5s *18
M-N $7,000—May 1 '22-'35 Colony Trust
Co.,
Boston; other
5s'18
M-N
1,000—May 1 *22-'23 loans at First Nat. Bk.. Boston.
...
F-A
This town Is in Norfolk County.
poration as a city in 1917 held invalid
by State Supreme Court on Jan. 7 Inc. 1662. Population 1910, 7,924;
1921.
Incorp. on April 17 1917 as a 1920, 9,382.
4s
'17
4s
4Xs'17 F-A
4Ms'17 J-D
4Hs'18 M-N
4s'17
1920, 13,471.
This town is in Norfolk County.
Incorporated Feo. 24 1885.
3,450 4s
$30.000
Dec 1 1925
Floating debt
18,000 BOND. DEBT
Apr 1 1921 $128,150
Tot. val. 1920
1,733.694
Sinking fund (water)
31,626
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$32.50
Assessed value, real estate. 1,577,060
Pop'n 1910, 2,202; 1920
2.173 Assessed valuation, pers'l..
470,386
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boston.
Tot.asses.vaL'20(80% act.) 2,047,446
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$24.60
METHUEN.
Pop'n 1910, 1,399; 1920, 1,485.
This town is in Essex County.
Incorp. as a town in 1725.
Incor¬ MILTON.
~~
Pop'n 10, 11,448; '20--15,189
Water Bonds
F-A
9,866; 1920, 10.907.
4s
$45,030
citv.
—.
A-O
4s '16
1921-1944
Total assessed val. 1920-904,117,323
INT. at Beacon Tr. Co., Boston.
MILLIS.
(additional)
4s '16
'21-*44
'22-*45
'22-'45
'21-'45
125.000r.Mar 1 '22-'46
40,750—Apr 1 '22-'46
4J,7l8r_Apr 1 '22-47
38,074
1921-1946
/38,824
Jan 1 '22-'36
[11 000—Jan 1 '37-'47
27,000-Aug 1 '21-'47
105,346..June 1 '22-'47
93,124—Nov 1 '21-'48
M-S
$142,000
$3,OOOc_July 15'21-26
BOND. DEBT Dec311920
Note debt
M-S
4s *17
This town Is In Middlesex
Inc.
4s '15
1
92,308r_Mar I
2!,000r_Mar 1
50,000r_.Oct 1
4s '14
'21-'32
1921-26
14,000
Assessed val., realestate.759,046,657
Assessed value, personal. 145,070,666
Organized Mar. 18 1896.
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 '21.
1876.
Water Bonds
1 '2l-'24
4s '14
4s*12
i
at
town
/l6,000c_Dec
[48,000c_Dec
35,000
Assessed value, real estate.4,801,130
Assessed valuation, pers'l..
858,860
---
This
1 '35-'44
1 *22-'34
1 '35-'44
1921-1937
$120,000c. Dec
li.OOOc
182,765
This town Is in Worcester County.
32,530
High-School Bonds.
374,039
4Hs'13 M-S $33,000
1921-1933
Borrowing capacity
143,572
Assessed valuation, real__18,878 860 BOND. DEBT May 20 '21
$32,500
Note debt
Assessed val., personal
29,000
2,206 600
Total valuation 1920--4,396,538
Total valuation 1920
21,035.469
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-...$21.00
Total tax
(per $1,000) 1920-.$29.50
Pop'n 1910. 15,715;
1920, 18,204 Population 1910, 4,740; 1920-5.653
MERRIMAC.
1' 22-'34
J-J
U0.000r.Apr
J26,000r_July
100,000r.july
M-S
J-D
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21
Note debt (additional)..
funds [Outside limit
Incorporated
/26,000r_Apr
M-S $26.000 —1921 -1933
M-S
23,335
1921-1924
J-D
-s
(additional)
Sinking/Inside limit
Nat.
Shawmut
Bank.
Melrose Tr. Co., Melrose
60,000c_June 1 '34-'43
A-O
Bonds.
4s
Court-House Bonds
4s
...
or
J-D
4s
$10,000—Dec 1 '21-'22
'14
J-D
4,000..Dec 1 '21-'24
Tuberculosis Hospital Notes.
4Ks'19 -.-$172,000
Dec 1 1921
Bridge Notes.
5Ms'21 M N$30,000__May 1 '22 '26
Note debt
INT.
...
4s *12
MILFORD.
N otes
J-D
4s *13
—
Boston,
M-S $69,669r_Sept
5s '20
incorporated in 1671 by the
-
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920. ..$21.50
9,000
1921-1929
INT. on 48 at Nat. Shawmut Bk.,
Department Equipment Notes.
Boston; at Milford 8av. Bank and
4Ks'19
/ $7,500c_May 1 '21-'23 Old Colony Trust Co., Boston; on
J 2,000c..-May 1 1924 3^s and 3)^s at Milford Sav. Bank.
BOND
D'Tf Outside limit.$635,500
Apr. 1'21. [Inside limit.
181,030 MILLBURY.
4*£sT9
4s '12
1 *2l-'42
242,000..May 1 '22 *50
10 .,000—June 1 *22-'42
Province of New York under name of 4s *13
M-S
68,750r_Mar
1 '22-43
Sherburn; on June 22 1695 was in¬ 4Ks'13 M-S
115,000r_8ept 1 '2l-*43
corporated by Province of Massa¬ 4s '13
J-J
/ 8,000c.July 1 *22-'23
chusetts as town of Nantucket.
i \30,000c_JuIy 1 '24-'33
Sewer Bonds.
4>-jjs'13 J-J
30,000c_July 1 '34-'43
5s
M-S
$5,600r_Sept 1 '2l-'24 4s '13
J-D
/17,600c.June 1 '22-'23
A
This town Is In Worcester County
Inc.
1780.
Pop'n
1910,
13,055;
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
County seat is Cambridge
In¬
corporated 1643. Pop'n '10, 669,915;
1920. 778,352,
1 1923
5,000c.June 1 *22-'26
4Xs'18 J-D
4Ks'18
4^sT8
on
33
$10,OOOr...Apr 1 1922
4Xs'l7 F-A
10.000—Aug 1 *21-'22
Water debt
$132,600
4Ms'17 M-S
10,000—Sept 1 '2l-*22
Sinking fund
9,705
484s'17 M-N
2,000—Nov 1 '21-'22
Net water debt..
-.$122,895 5s *18
24,000—Nov 1 *21-'23
Sewer debt..
$203,665
5s *20
I 8,OOOr..Oct 1 '21 *22
Sinking fund
46,927
I 9,OOOr ..Oct 1 '23 '25
Net sewer debt
156,738 5Hs'20
50,000r._Jan 1 *22 '26
Net general debt
,53,165 5 J4s'21
50.000r._Feb 1 '22 '31
High-school debt
66,000 5^s'20
88.000...Apr 1 '22 '25
4Ms'19
12,000..Nov 1 '21 '24
Total net debt of town
$398,798
School & Public Bldg Bonds
Assessed valuation, real..$3,009,800
3Hg'02M-S $65.OOOr
Mch 1 1922
Assessed val., personal
1,750,375 3Hg'03F-A I20.000r.-Feb 11923
Tot. val. (abt.80%act.) '20-9,760.175
4s g '03 J-D
50,000r_
Dec 1 1923
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$30.00 4s g '05 J-D
10,000r__Dec 1 '21-'25
4s g *04 J-J
15,OOOr—July 1 '22-'24
NEEDHAM.
4s g '05 J-J
12,OOOr. .Jan 1 '22-'25
This town Is In Norfolk County.
4s g '05 J-J
21,OOOr.
July 1 1925
Inc. 1711.
Population '10, 5,026; 4s g '08 J-J
10 5,000r. .July 1 '22-'28
1920, 7.012.
4s '10
J-D
39,600r_June 1 '22-'30
Library Bonds.
4s'11
J-J
30,000r__Jan 1 '22-'31
4s
M-S
$7,000
1921-1934 4s '11
J-J
66,000r._Jan 1 *22-'31
Water Debt
4s'10
J-D
14,000r.-Dec 11930
-
—
4s '15
4s *16
in
5.914,217
$28.00
4s
1921-1926
4s'17
"...
1921-1927
4Ms'18
3,000
1921-1923
4Hs'19
9.000 .....1921-1929
5Ms'21
10,000--June 1 '22-*31
Sidewalk Notes.
4s '17
A-O
$2,000
Apr 1 1922
4s '17
1 1925
24,200
_.
TOWNS
NANTUCKET.
1921
Jan
5,000
Mch 1 1925
13,000...Jan '21 & '22
J-J
—
TOTAL DEBT Dec. 15 1920—
Inside limit
$809,550
3,500
AND
/ 4.OOOr.Sept 1 '21-'22
\
3,000r_8ept 1 '23-*25
15,OOOr
Oct 1 *21-'25
15.OOOr.July 1 '22-'24
100,000..Apr 1 '21-28
23,000—May
60,OOOr—Apr
60,000—July
60,000.-Aug
70,000.-Feb
15,000..Nov
7,000—Nov
1 *22-'26
1 '22-27
1 '22-'27
1 *22-'27
1 '22-23
1 '21-'26
1 *21-'27
70,000—.Feb 1 *22-'28
35,000—.Apr 1 '22-23
55,810——Sepl '21-'28
33,OOOr.June 1 *22-'28
7,000 ——.1921-1927
80,000
1921-1928
/24,000r._Oct 1 '21 '28
\ 4,OOOr..Oct 1 '29 *30
20,000r._Jan 1 *22 *31
100,OOOr..Jan 1 '22 '31
400,OOOr..Feb 1 '22 '31
5^8*20
270,0J0r_May 1 *22 *30
5^s'20
117,000.—Apr 1 '22 *36
5X8'20
40,500—May 1 '22 '30
5X8'20
100,000. .Aug 1 *21 '30
4?*sT9
4,000—Nov 1 '21 '24
Municipal Building Bonds
Xa'09 J-J
$29,700r.July 1 *22-'29
4s '10
J-D
39.600r.June I *22-'30
5Ms'21
5Ms'21
...
.—
...
...
_—
...
—
...
4s TO
M-S
50.000r-Sept 1 '2l-'30
40.000r.May 1 '22-'31
3,000r.8ept 1 '2l-*23
4s'16
41.476—May 1 *22-36
4Xs')9
59.850—Aug 1 *2l-'39
53£s'20
35,000—May 1 '22-'40
Library Bonds
3J4s'09 J-J
$41.500r—Jan 1 *22-'29
4s '10
J-J
39,600r—Jan 1 *22-'30
4s *10
M-S
35.832r.Sept 1 '2l-'30
Street Widening Bonds.
4s *13
M-NI337,000c.Nov l'2l-'33
'11
M-xN
4s *15
M-S
4s
...
...
...
„
_
NEW BEDFORD Concluded)—
Police Bonds.
,nn
4s
J-J
$39,110r—July '2l-'36
Police Station Bonds.
Bonds.
School
4s '17
4Ms'19
•Washington Street Loan
—
3s '00
—
—
,
Bonds.
Street
„
<(S<
_
.
'21-'29
4Hsl9 —$20,700—Aug 1
1 1926
3Ma'02J-D
1 1927
3Ms'03J-D
1 1928
4s '07
J-J
1 1929
4s *95
F-A 300.000c&r_Aug 1 1935
4s *96
F-A 200,000c&r.Feb 1 1936
4s '96
J-J
60.000c&r.July 1 1936
4s '96
J-D lOO.OOOc&r.Dec 1 1936
4s *97
M-S 100,000c&r.Sept 1 1937
4s '97
J-D
50,000c&r.Dec 1 1937
4s *98
M-N
50,000r—Nov 1 1938
4s '99
J-D
63,000c.-Dec 1 1939
Street Bonds.
4s '13
4s '14
2,011.749
4s '15
fund
506,608
Nov 1 1921
3Ms'll M-N $1.000
—$10,691,000
Municipal sinking
(incl. above)..
35,000c.-Dec
12.000c.-Dec
13.000r.-Dec
3,500r. ..July
♦Charles River Basin Loan.
registered bonds by check.
DEBT STATEMENT MAR. 1 '21.
Bonded debt
1 1925
$45,000c—Dec
J-D
3 Ms'01 J-D
INTEREST on coupon bonds pay¬
able at tbe office of tne City Treas.;
Sinking funds
'22- 24
1
/210,000c_Dec 1 '2l-'34
\ 70,000c_Dec 1 '35-'39
...
_
4Ms'16
$119.580--July 1 22- 37
4^8*18 M-8
3,000-Mar 1 '21-23
Department Equipment Bonds.
4Hs'l7 J J
$3,000
July 1 1922
4&s'17 F A
1,000.—Aug 1 1921
Military Equipment Bonds.
4J4s'17 M-8 $2,000 —Sept 1 1921
Land and Building Bonds.
5^s'20
$3,000.-May 1 '22 '24
5Xs'20
9,000..Aug 1 *21 *29
Municipal Hospital Bonds.
4Hs'18 M-N 49,020—Nov 1 '2l-'38
„
_
$1,500—Jan
J-J
^
$2,000.-July
2.000—July
4.000—July
5,000—July
6,000—Oct
J-J
...
'
4s '16
4s'16
—
...
...
■
■
,
*22-*23
'21-'24
'22-'25
'22-*26
*21-'26
1
1
1
1
1
3.000—Nov 1 '21-'26
8,649,251 3Ms'16 M-N
18,000..June 1 '22-*27
1,745,000 4Ms'17 J-D
24,000c. .Oct 1 '21-'24
1,189,181 4 Ms'19
4Ms'19
9,000c—Nov 1 '21 '29
Other debt exempt from
4Ms'19J-D
8,000—June 1 *22-'29
statutory
limit.,
Incl.
4,000—.Apr 1 '22-'25
above
5.446,000 5s'20 A-0
Oth. sk. fds. (incl. above)
345,960 5s '20 M-N 27,000—May 1 '22-'30
Elliott Street Land Bonds.
Borr. capac
841.431
$6.000c&rJuly 1*22-'28
Assessed val., real
104,987,100 4Ms'19 J-J
Engine-House Loan
Assessed val., personal—79,965,533
Sept 1 1922
Total val. 1920--.184,952,633 3 Ms'02 M-S $16,000r
Fire Protection Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-- -$27.20
M-S
$2,000-Mar 1 '22-'23
Tbe water, park,
bridge (except 4s '13
F-A
26,000—Feb 1 *22-*37
1915), high-sch., library, municipal 4s '17
Public Library Bonds,
bldg.
and
wharf
bonds,
sewer
bonds of '07, '0t, *02,
03, '14 and 3.65s'12 M-N $18,856-May 1 '22-32
Net debt
-
Water debt (incl. above)Water sk. fd. (incl. above)
— .
...
$120,000
of
1915,
bonds of
*12,
school
1904,
'05. '08.
*10. *11 and
street-widening and trust funds
and
Bridge Loan.
$2,000.-May 1 '22-'23
4s'16
...
4Ms'19
55,000——1930-1939
—
4Ms *17—
limit.
STATEMENT
NEWBUBYPORT.
This city Is in Essex County. Ino
May 24 1851.
Pop'n '10. 14,949;
Municipal debt
DEBT.
OF
Ac.,
15.618.
Police-Building Bonds
1920,
^
,
-
M-N $13,340c.May 1 *22-'26
Water Bonds (outside limit)
4s '11
-$4,286,250
713,000
4,359,250
—
Total debt
1,973,253
Total sinking funds
Waterslnk fd
(Incl.)
Borrow, capac.
471.783
1,107,343
Mar.24'21
Assess, val. Apr 1 '20
$2,251,000
Fire Dist. tax (pr $1,000) '20— 85c.
INT. at Appleton
Assess, val. real estate
Total
4Ms'19 M-N 45,000—May 1 '22-'24
5Ms'20 J-D
63,000c.June 1 '22-'30
5Ms'21
60,000—June 1 '22-"il
Library Bonds.
4s '17
M-N $5,000c—May 1 1922
King St. Highway Bonds.
4s '15
J-D
$2,000c—Dec 1 1921
—.
Roller Notes.
$650 —July 15 1921
School Bonds
3Ms'04A-O
$5,000c—.Oct 11921
3.65s
M-S
l,000r—Sept 1 1921
Trust Co., Boston
NORTON.
This town is in Bristol County.
Street Railway
Assessed value,
Assessed value,
NORWOOD.
Norfolk County.
New charter adopted
Population 1910, 8,014; 1920, 12,627.
Park & Office Bldg. Lots.
This
Total val. 1920
86,376.380
3Hs'04 J-D $122,314c_.June *22-*34 Total tax (per $1,000) 1920— $27-20
i*Loans Issued outside debt limit.J
4s'08
J-J
2,044cArJ'ly 1 *2i-'38
4s
2,000 -—Dec 1 1921
INT. at First Nat. Bk. of Boston.
4Hs'14 A-O
24,000—Oct 1 '21-'44
Pleasant St. Bonds.
4s *12
J-D
fl.OOOc.Dec 2 '2l-'22 NORFOLK COUNTY.
Dedham is the county seat.
Inc.
School Bonds
'
Population
1910,
187,506;
3 Hb
J-J
$35,000c<fcr.July 1 1922 1793.
1920, 219,081.
3Hs
J-D
50,000c.-Dec 1 1923
$22,500.Nov 15 '21-:29
4s '10
M-N
10,000c.Nov 1 '21-'25 5s '19
Bridge Bonds.
Refunding Bonds
M-N 24,000cNov 15 *22-*25
4s W
M-N $62,0p0c.-Nov 1 1924 4s *16
4s '16
Sewer Bonds (outside limit).
/12,000-Nov 15 '21-'32
...
Water Bonds.
—
\
500—Nov 15 1933
County Farm Loan.
$4,000—May 1 '22-*23
M-S $46,OOOr.-Sept 1 1931
3H?
Road Bonds.
4^s 19 M-N$60,000
6s'21
...
5s '18
----1922-1926
-
$202,750
341,000
Inside limit
limit...
..
Sinking funds
Borr. capac.
within limit.
Assessed valuation, real..
Assessed val'n, personal..
Total valuation 1920
M-N$40,000c.Nov 15 '2l-'28
Hospital Notes.
$40,000.
.Dec 1 1921
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921
$135,283
Total assess, value 1920-337,590,181
161,186
123,409
8,800,640
3.267,400
12,068.040
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$25.00
INT. at City Treasury, at Oceao
Nat.
Bank
and
Bonds.
4s '16
City Debt Dec 30 1920—
Outside
...
School
Trust
American
5s '20
—
INT.
notes
on
at
Nat.
Shawmut
Bank; on school bonds at First Nat.
Bank, Boston.
T.
34,000
226,778
(included)
Borrowing capacity..
17,658,340
Assess, val. real
personal
4,545,621
Total valuation 1920
22,203,981
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
INT. at Hampshire Co.Nat.
1920. 46,054.
•Water Loans
4s '92
$l00.000c&r_Apr
4s *93
F-A
50,000c. ..Aug
4s '94
A-0
75,000c&r.Apr
4s '95
F-A
30,000c&r.Aug
4s '96
J-J
70,000c&r.July
4s'97
J-J
45,000c.-July
4s'98
M-S
75,000c...Mch
3Hs'01 M-S
3 Hs '02J-D
3 Hs'03 J-D
3 Hs'04 M-N
3 Hs'06 F-A
3Hs*16
...
1 1922
1 1923
1 1924
1 1925
1 1926
1 1927
1 1928
25,000r. ..Sept 1 1931
35.000O.
June 1 1932
14,000r_June 1 *22-'28
14,000r_ .Nov 1 *21 -'34
15,000r..Feb 1 '22-'36
30,000..Mar 1 '21-'46
-
Drainage Loan.
4s '16
$1,000
Aug 1 1921
♦Highway Loans.
4s '96 M-N
$80,000c&r_May 1 1936
...
♦Sewer Bonds
$98,000
Dec 1 1922
21,000—-Dec 15 1922
100.000c...Aug 1 1923
4s *94
lOO.OOOc&r.Jan 1 1924
4s '94
125,OOOc&r.Oct 1 1924
4s'95
70,0O0r.-Deo 2 1925
4s '96
70,000c&r_July 1 1926
4s '97
100,000c&r-May 1 1927
4s '98
50.000c&r.Sept 1 1928
3 J4s'00 M-N
25,000r
May 1 1930
3.10s'01 A-0
20,000r
Apr 11931
3Hs'01J-D
50.000c&r.Deo 1 1931
3 Hs'03 J-D
14,000r—June 1 '22-28
3 Hs'04 J-J
16,000r__July 1 *22-'29
3 Hs'05 J-J
9,000r..July 1 '21-'30
4s '08
A-O
15.000—Oct 1 '21-'35
3.65s'08J-D
5l.OOOr.June 1 *22-'38
3 Hs'10 J-D
38,000-June 1 *22-'40
4s '13
M-N 22,000.-May 1 '22-'43
4s '13
M-N 23.000. .Nov 1 '21-*43
4s *14
J-D
23,000c.June 1 '22-44
4s '14
24.000._Nov 1 '2l-'44
4s '15
F-A
25,000. .Aug 1 -21-*45
3Ms'16
25.000..Feb 1 '22-'46
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-J
$34,000c&rJuly 1 '22-*49
Land Purchase Bonds.
4s 'J3
M-N
$500— May 1 1922
4s *92
4s *92
4s '93
J-D
J-D
F-A
J-J
A-0
J-D
J-J
M-N
M-S
...
...
4Ms'19 J-J
7.000.-July 1 '22-'28
School Loans
3Ms'01 A-0 $34,OOOr—Oct
1 1921
3 Ms'02 J-J
211.OOOc&r.Jan 1 1922
3Ms'02A-O
7.850r.-Apr 1 1922
3Ms'04M-N
12.000r—May *22-'24
3Ms'07 F-A
63.000.-Feb
1 *22-'27
County
Population 1910, 5,529;
6,366.
Water Bonds
...
...
J-J
8ept I
10,000
10,000
1926
Sept 1 1927
3 Mg'98 J-D
3.2g'99 J-D
3.2s g'00—
3.l7g'0lJ-D
3.4g'02 M-N
4s g '03 F-A
4s'12
$7,000 ..June 1 *22-'28
5,040 ..June *22-'29
9,000
4pr 4 '22-*30
♦S.SOO—.June '22-'3l
3,748...Nov
'2l-'32
3,900
Aug '2l-'33
.
1,300...June 20 1922
J-D
High School Bonds.
M-8$142.500c.Sept 1 '2l-'35
4s *15
4s'16
...
4s '16
...
8,000
1921-1936
118,000
1921-1926
125,000
1927-1936
4,000—Feb
'22-'29
4Ms 19
Sundry Loans
3 Mg'96 J-D*$24,000—June
3 6g'96 J-D
*5.000.-June
3Hg'97A-0
40,000—.Mch
Permanent Improvement
_s '19
$4,000—Oct 1
...
—
Water
*22-'26
'22-'26
'22-'27
Loan.
*2l-'24
Loans
3 Hsg'95J-J
$18,550
Aug '2l-'34
3.6sg'95M-N
14,000 -June 1 '22-'35
3 M g'96 J-D
11.250-June L'22-'36
3.65g'10M-N 1 6,364.Nov 12 '2l-'30
( '6.000-Nov 12 '31-'40
2,250—Oct 31 '2l-'23
8.800.July 28 '22-'43
4Ms'13
4Ms' 13 J-J
...
4s '14
M-N 1
,
,
58,500.May 1 '22-'30
1 84.000.May 1'31-'44
2,000c—July 1 1922
-
...
$21,000—Nov 1 *21-*24
$80,000c—.July 1 1923 4Ks
Surface Drainage.
40.000c
July 1930
4>4s
$2,500
Nov 1 1921
4s '04
M-N l0.000c.May 1 *22-'31
0TAL DEBT Jan 11921
$760,050
4s '15
J-D
13.000—June 1 '22-34
Debt outside (incl.)
141,700
Engine-House Bonds
14.515,058
4s'08
J-D
$8.000c.Dec 1 21- 28 Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
4,173.590
School Bonds
4s '98
4s '99
J-J
J-J
—
4s *11
J-D
4s *17
M-N
4s *14
F-A
$7,200c.June 1 »22-'24
1.000
May 1 1922
51,000/$4.000
yearly
\
1.
Aug.
on
Sewer Bonds
4s 09
J-J
$26.000c.July 1 *22-'34
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921 $244,000
146,000
[Included)
Water debt
Assess, val.
74,627
...
personal
5,474,275
1,821,884
7,296,159
at
NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH.
This place is in Bristol County.
Incorp. 1887.
Population 1910, 9,562; 1920, 9,238.
Water Bonds
4s '93
J-J
1 1923
Jan
J$15,000
July 1 1923
4.000c_Sept 1 *2l-'22
16,000
—
Sewer Loans
Lot.
—
M-8
Notes
4s *12
Water 4s
Total tax (per
INTEREST paid by New Eng. Tr.
Co. and First Nat. Bank, Boston,
and Norwood Nat. Bk., Norwood.
ORANGE.
Town
3Hs
do
48
do
4^s
School 4s
Inc.
5.282;
This town Is In Franklin Co.
Feb.
1810.
24
10,
Pop'n
1920, 5,393.
Town Hall Bonds.
4s '11
A-O $25,500c—Oct 1
Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $12,000c.Sept 1
East Main St.
s
'21-'3I
*2l-'30
Impt. Notes.
J-D $14,400
Memorial Park Loan.
30,000
5s'20
1921-1925
—
...
School-House Loans.
Mis'08 F-A
$3,500
On demand
BD. DEBT June 8 1921--- $100,400
4
60,000
Floating debt
Assess, val. real
Assess, val.
Other
3,353,910
1,196.790
personal
property—
1920
Total val.
$7,950-Sept 1 '21-'23
12,000-July 1 *22-'29
8.000-Sept I '21-'24
21,000—July 1 *21-'26
85,600—Sept 1 '21-'24
18,688,648
$1,000) 1920---$18-00
Total val. 1920
...
4s '15
45,000—Nov 1 '2l-'29
15,000—Oct 1 '21-'25
A-O
$5.700-May 1 '22-*23
General Purpose Loan.
5s
$21,200.June 16 '22-'24
5s
4,100--Aug 14
1921
6s
M-S
25,800—Sept 1 '21-'25
County Hospital.
fair
cash value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$29.00
INT. at Wlnthrop Nat. Bk., Boston
4s '16
M-S
6s
1855.
(Assessment
...
3,000. .Dec 1 *21-'23
33,800
Dec '21-'32
12,0001921-1929
1,000
Sept 1 1921
—
Electric-Light.
4^s'07J-D $15.000r.Dec 1 *21-'27
4s'16
J-D
2,000
Dec26 1921
5s
F-A
4.000.Aug 14 '21-'24
1920,
1920, 22,282.
122.000.July 1 '22-'28
3.65s'12M-N
3.000
May 1922 4Ms'17 J-J
4a '08
J-D
4s
4s
Total val. 1920
State-Highwav Bonds.
4Ms'14 M-N $4,830—Nov 1 '21-'24
4Msl3
2,100—M&N '21-23
4s 16
F-A
1,000
Aug 7 1921
Cemetery Bonds.
4s '14
M-N $2,500—Nov 1 '2l-'24
City-Hall Annex Bonds.
4s '15
$1,670—Aug 10'2l-*25
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'19
$22,300c_June 2 '22-'39
Refunding Loans
3 Mg'01 F-Ax$20,355.56~Feb *22-23
3 Mg'02 A-O x30.533.33-Mch *23-25
3 Mg'03 A-0 xl 1,533.32 ..1925-1926
3 Mg'04 F-A
x6.533.33.-.Aug 1926
3.45g'05J-D
x4.533.33. June 1 1926
4sg'06
F-A
x1,533.32 -Aug *26-27
4sg'07
J-J
xl.533.33.July 1 1927
4sg'08
M-S
x3.533.34.Sept 1 1927
3Msg'09J-D
x3.7a3 33.June 15 '27
4sg'l0
J-D
x3.333 34.June 15 '27
3.90g'llJ-D
x3.333.34. June 15 1927
3.65g'12M-S
10.000--.Mar 1 1922
4MB 13 A-O 110,000
Apr 1 1923
I 5.000
Apr 1 1924
IMs'14 M-N 15.000—Nov 1 '24-'25
34,OOOc_Dec30'21-'37
4Ms
4^s
NORTH AND OVER.
This
town
Is In
Essex
Assess, val. real.
This city is in Berkshire Co.
Inc.
22 1895.
Pop'n 1910. 22.019;
„
A-0$222,800—Aug 1 '21-'37
J-D
20.000_.Dec 1 '21-'22
M-N 18,600.May 15 '21-'36
5s
Park
Mch
NEWTON.
This city Is In Middlesex Oo.
Inc.
June 2
1873.
Pop'n '10. 39,806;
4s
^
*22-'47
28.000c.Aug 1 *2l-*48
F-A
J-D
'08
4s
$23.80
Bank, 4Hs
and
Northampton Inst, for Savings
Northampton Nat. Bank.
Sinking fund
NORTH ADAMS.
Co. of Boston.
Sewer Bonds.
J-D $97.500-June 1
4s '07
'21-'30 4^s
^
...
,
Sept $48.000c — -1921-1932
M-S
5,000..Sept 1 '21-'25
6s
J-D
7,700-Dec 23 '21-'25
Highway Notes.
4s
F-A $24.000
1920-1926
6s
M-S
3,900-Sept 1 '21-'23
'22-'23
1
Water debt
Inc.
$22.000c-Dec30'21-*31
J-D
4s
FUND. DEBT May 1 1921 $331,650
Assess, val,
1914.
4s *li
6s
$24.000c.July 1 *22-'26
J-J
is in
town
Incorp. 1872.
Oct. 6
Bonds.
Water
1,944,775
1921
$1,000) '20.$20.00
Pop'n 1910, 2,544; 1920
2,374
Total tax rate (per
4s
20,000c_0ct
5H8*20 A-0
1921-1939
$33,000
33,000
real estate. 1,469,925
personal— 474,850
TOTAL DEBT Apr 22 '21.
Floating debt (add'l)
School-House Notes.
Sewer Loans
3 85s
J-J
$2.000r-Ju!y I
3#s g
Bonds.
$28,500
4JKs'19
18.000c-Aug 1 '21-23
77,900c.Sept I 2l-'34
1.000
Oct 1 1921
—
$54,000
3,551,089
4,476,684
$1,000) 1920——$19.00
Population In 1920 (est.)
3.000
INT.
payable
at
Old Colony
Total value
Hampshire Co. Inc
1910. 19.431;
1920, 21,951.
Paving Bonds.
4Ms'14 M-8 $10,000c.8ept 1 "2l-'24
4s *16
J-D
15,000c.June 1 '22-'26
4Ms'13 F-A
4Ms'14 M-S
val. 1920
assess,
1 '21-'47
Tax rate (per
Pop'n
4Ms'16 J-J
Co.
Water Bonds.
NORTHAMPTON^"
This city Is in
23 1883.
municipality Is In Bristol
This
4Hs'17 F-A $51,000c.Aug
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
...
June
Nat. Bk., Lowell.
EASTON7
NORTH
mt%m
_
a
$20,580c.Aug 1'21-'37
DEC, 31 1920.
Water debt
4M»'19 F-A $l6.000c_Augl5'2l-'24
Paving Loan Bonds.
4Ms'17 J-J /110,000c.July 1 *22-'25
1
4,OOOc_July 1 "26-'27
Paving Londs.
4Ms'19 J-J
$2J.OOOc.July 1 '22-'29
TOT. BOND t>EBT DEO. 1920—
Inside debt limit
$251,901
Outside debt limit.......
362,938
Water debt
246.950
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 1920
861,790
A*«8essed val'n, real estate. 14,027,854
Assessed val'n, personal
6.511,990
Total valuation
20,559,844
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$28.50
•
Outside
debt limit,
x Part
of
issue outside of debt limit.
INT. In Boston at First Nat. Bank
and Nat. Shawmut Bank and In Nor.
Adams *t North Adams Nat. Bank.
4^s
Bridge Bonds.
police-station and engine-house bonds
are
authorized
outside
the
debt
Park Loans
3 Mg'02 M-N
*$9.600.-Dec '2l-'32
Water Dept. Equip. Bonds.
Steam
[Vol. 112.
AND TOWNS
MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES
34
Total tax (per
—
61,875
4,612.575
$1,000) 1920—$28.00
water bonds at Orange
at office of
Town
town-ball bonds at Old
Colony Tr. Co., Boston, and Orange
Nat. Bank; all other loans at Town
INT.
Nati
on
Bk.
and
Treas.; on
Sewer Notes.
M-N $152,906c.Nov 1 *21-'39 Treasurer's office
4Hs'13
3,000.—Oct 1 *21-'23 PALMER.
Electric-Light Bonds & Notes.
This town Is In Hampden County.
4s '94
J-J
$50.000c.-Jan 1 1924 Inc.
Aug. 23 1775.
Pop. *10. 8,610;
4s '06
M-N
6.000-May 1 '22-24 1920 9,896.
School Bonds.
Highway Bonds (Int. in Boston).
5s *18
F-AS130 OOOc.Feb 1 22 *34 4s
'12
J-J
$3,330
July 1 1922
4Ms'19 M-N
4,000.-Nov 1 '21-'22
School (Int. in Boston).
TOT. BD. DT. Jan. 1 *21- $491,950
4s '09
J-J
$6.000c_July I *22-'27
Deductions/Water debt—
42,950 5s *20 J-J
55,000c_July 1 '21-'31
\Elec light bds.
58,000 TOTAL DEBT Apr 27 *21- $76,700
Sink, funds (water & light).
73,347 Assess, val. real
6,220,456
Assessed val'n, real estate.6,635,500
Assessed val'n, personal__ 3,464,027
Assessed val'n, personal — 1.9!8,t00
Total val. 1929
9.684,483
Total val. '20 (actual val.).8,623.600
Tax rate (per $1,000> 1920- ..$16.40
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920..$30 50
PEABODY.
INT. at Boston Safe Dep. A Tr. Co
This city is in Essex Co.
Inc. as
city May 8 1916. Town property val¬
NORTHBRIDGEL
ued at $2,000,000. Pop'n '10, 15,721;
This town is in Worcester County
1920, 19,552.
Sewer Bonds.
4s *09
—
,
„
_
1 *21-'31
58;000—July 1 '22-!50
DEBT Apr 1 '21-- $135,000
School
4^s'19 M-S $55,000c_Sept
Loans.
3Ms'02 F-A
$5,000c--Aug 15 1921
'11
M-S
14,OOOc.Sept 1 '21-'27
BOND.
M-8 21.000c
1921-1927
Assessed value, real estate $3,371,807 4s '13
Assessed value, personal-- 2.621,412 4Ms'20 M-N500,000c.Nov 1 '21-'40
Total value 1920
5,993.219 4Ms'20 M-N/80,000c- Nov 1 '21-'30
\70,000c_Nov 1 '31-'40
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$19.00
Water Bonds.
Pooulation 1910, 8.807; 1920 10,174
F-A $65.000c_Aug 1 *21-'33
INT.
payable at
the National 4s '03
4s '04
J-D
6.000c-June 1 '22-'24
Shawmut Bank, Boston.
3 Xa'05 F-A
60.000c.Aug l5'21-'35
4Hs'14 A-O
14.000c.Oct I 24-'34
NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE
4s '16
F-A
27,500c
1921-1930
DISTRICT.
5s '20
M-NlOO.OOOc-Nov 1 *21-'25
A district In'Middlesex County.
Pavement Bonds.
Incorporated in 1906.
4s *16
F-A
$6.000c_Aug I '21-'26
4s '06
A-O $30,000c— Oct 1 '2l-'35
5^s'20J-J
4s '07
M-S
4^s'08A-O
4 V^s'lO A-O
4s
1929
14,000c.Mch 1 '22-'35 4?is'19 M-S 225,000
5,600c— April *22-*35 5Hs'20 F-A 100,000c.Aug 1 '21-'30
3.000c
BOND. DEBT Apr 15
_
-1936&1937
1921
$52,600
5s '20
M-Nf30,OOOc_Aug 1 '21-'25
\25,000c.Nov 1 '26-*30
June, 1921.]
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES
PEABODY (Concluded).
Electric-Light Bonds.
Engine-House
'06
J-J
"21-'23
3«s'03J-J
$9,000-July 1
School Loans.
21-'30
S75.000c.July 16 *22-'36
4s *06
4s '07
J-J
4s '13
A-O
J-D,: 14,000$3,500ylyJunel
4s '16
J-J
$1,200..July 1 *22-'24
3.000.-Oct
1 *21-'23
27,000$4,500yly July 1
1921.
$157,367
$37 667
real estate
15.567.225
M-N 77,332cNov 15 '2l-'36
A-0
36.OOOc.Oct 1 '21-'32
TOT. DEBT July 26 '20$764,000
Water debt (outside limit)
187,000
Sewer debt (outside limit)
201,000
Tot.
Electric
Tax rate (per $1,000)
light
loan
side limit)
(out¬
98,000
272,000
Sink, fund (outsidelimit).
35,338
Borrow, capac
268,644
Assess, val. real estate
15,302.300
Assess, val. personal
5,344,535
...
Total assessed value 1920
(70% to 80% actual)...20,646,835
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$21.00
the sewer 4s of 1906, the
on
1903 and 1904, the street 4s of 1916,
the electric 4^s of 1917 and the
pavement 4%s of 1919, are
at the First National Bank,
payable
Boston;
on
the pavement bonds, the sewer
4s of 1907, the school 4s of 1911 and
1913, the water 4s and 4J^s of 1910
1914
1909
at
Boston.
and
the
electric
3>£s
of
the Old Colony Trust Co.,
The water 3Hs of 1905 at
Harris, Forbes & Co., the electric 4s
of
5.297,600
val.'20 (act.).20.864,825
assess,
1920—$22.80
the
at
National
Shawmut
Population 1910, 2,593; 1920, 2,468
INT. at Harris, Forbes & Co.,
The debt is wholly a
bonded water debt.
Inc., Boston.
PITTSFIELD.
Pittsfield is in Berkshire County.
Incorp.
as
town
a
June 5 1889.
1761;
as
city
a
The sewer, water, pav¬
ing and $77,000 of school debt, incl.
below, is outside of the debt limit.
4s *16
M-S $18.000.Sept
'21-'29
Paving Bonds
3^g'04M-N $5,000r
Nov 1 1921
4^s'l4 M-N 14.000
.1921
43^8*19
(290.000
1921-1928
I
17,000
1929
Water Bonds
4s '08
M-N $55,340c_May 1 '22-'32
4s *08
M-N 130,000c_Nov 1 *2l-'33
4a '09
M-N
60,000c_Nov 1 '2l-'32
4s '11
F-A 360,000-.Mch 1 ,22-,39
4s *11
M-N
75,000c.Nov 1 '2l-'35
4s
M-S 168,000c.Mch 1 '2l-'32
4a '12
M-N 75,000..Nov 1 '21-'35
4a '13
M-Nl43.824-.Nov 1 '21-'35
4s *16
M-S
3,000
Sept 1 1921
4Hs'19 M-S 42,OOOc.Sept 1 '21-'24
...
11992763548 1199342834
0
rection Notes.
'07
'21-'23
11,500c...Nov 1 1924
Water Notes.
4Hs
$10,000..-Nov 19 1921
4Hs
10,000-Dec 20 '2l-'22
(6,000c_Nov 1
...
...
Sewer Bonds
3 Hs g J-D $50.000c&rJune 1 '22-'26
4s '08 M-N
26,800c&r.Nov 1 *21-'23
4s "11
F-A 85.000c&r__Febl'24-'32
4s
M-S
10.000c.Mch 1 '2l-'22
4s '13
M-N 90,000..Nov 1 '21-29
F-A
M-S
80,000..Aug
4s *16
52,000-.8ept
43^sT9 N-S 34,000c.Sept
Playground Bonds.
4s '15
F-A $12,000—Aug
1 *2l-'40
1 '2l-'46
1 '2l-'37
4s '13
J-D
56,940..Dec
4s g '15 F-A
1 '21-33
(30,000..Feb 15 '22-*26
I
2,000—.Feb
15 1927
4Hs'19 M-N 1126,000c.Nov 1
j 40,000c_Nov 1
5s'20
J-D (16,000c.Dec 1
I 1,000c. ..Dec
'2l-'34
'35-'39
'21-'28
1
1929
Park Bonds.
4Hs'19
4s
$12,000—Apr 22 '2l-'24
—
Sidewalk Notes.
'16
M-N $2,500
Scwcr Notes
4^s*18 M-S
Nov 6 1921
$5.003—Sept 6 '2l-'22
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1921-$2,605,100
Water debt (Incl.)
Sewer debt.
;
1,250,000
456,000
School debt—
>
Paving debt
Playground debt
Borrowing capacity
496,400
329,000
13.000
221,72)
Assessed valuation 1920
43,712,860
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$28.80
Pop'n, '10, 32.121; *20
41,751
INTEREST payable at
First Nat
Bank and Old Colony Trust
ton;
Co., Bos¬
also at City Treasurer's office.
—
—
...
Note debt (addl.)
Assess, val. real
Assess, val.
,
~
149,078,937
personal
Popul'n 1910, 144,337; 1920, 156,968
PROVINCETOWN.
This town is la Barnstable Co.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31
'20
19268754
Due—
Due—
Inc. 1620.
Plymouth County.
Population 1910,12,141;
83.750
$35,000
1922—1—
61,500
20.000
10.000
L920
47.500
10.000
Funding Bonds.
4s'12
M-8
$30,000c Sept 3 *2l-'22
Street Loans.
.a
4s *12
J-J
4^s'13 J-D
4Hs'l7
4Hs*17
4^s'19F-A
4Hs'19
—_
...
$1,000
—1921
2,832
1921
2.000
1921-1922
54,000c_Aug 1 '21-'29
-
\ 2,000c—Aug 1 1924
4Ms'19
17,000
—
Sewer Loans.
1921-22. .$62.000
30,000
1927-28
1931-33
—
1945-47-
1948-50-
9,500
22,500
5,000
3.000
6,000
3.000
58.500
—
4s '11
A-0
M-S
$10.000c_Ajpr
1
'22-*26
21 .OOOo.Mch 1 '2^-'42
$4,000c.Mar 1 '22-23
4^s'13 M-S I
4s '15
1940-42-
26,000
46,000
22,500
20,500
} 20.000c.Mar 1
M-N I
'24-'43
4.500c_May 1 '22-*24
1 5,000c.May 1
A-O
'25-'29
8.000c.Apr
*22-'25
1
Sewer Bonds.
4s'17
.—
4Hs'19 J-D
4^s'19 F-A
$14.000
1921-1922
28,000c_June 1 '2l-'34
12,000c.Aug 1 *21-'24
School Bonds.
F-A
16,000c_Aug 1 *21-'22
J-D 107,860c_Dec 1 *21-'25
4s *16
M-N 15.000c_May 1 '22-'26
4s '12
4s '15
4s
...
—
Bridge Bonds.
12
A-O
$4,000c—Oct 1 '21 -'22
Water Loans.
1921
$51,500
1922-23— 97,000
25,500
24,500
23,000
22.000
18.000
1930
$11,000
1931.....
8,000
1932—
1933
1934-37—
1938-39—
1940
12.0001
4s '11
M-S $21.000c.Mch 1
4s'11
A-O
1,000c—.Oct
4s '11
J-D
2.000c—.Deo
4s '12
M-S
34,030c.Mch 1
4s '12
F-A
7.000c.Aug 1
4^s'13 M-S
18,000c.Mar 1
4s'13
A-O
6,000..Apr 1
Channel Improvement.
4s '16
$2,000—
—
7,000
5,000
12,000
4.000
1,000
Highway Bonds.
4s '16 $13,200
$2,200 yrly May
4s *16
3,600— 3,600 yrly July
4s '17
/14,700— 2,100 yrly May
1
4,000.. 2,000 yrly May
Town-Hall Lot.
4Hs'19
'17
$6,000
—
1921-1922
Drainage Bonds.
4Hs'17
4Hs'19 M-N
...
$1,825
.1921
21,000c.May 1 '21-24
Improvement Bonds.
—
3Xa'05 M-N
4s *07
J-J
4Hs'19
1
9,000
June 1 1924
...
($33,000.-Sept 1 *2l-'27
8,000
Sept 1 1928
5,000
Sept 1 1929
$19,000—$1,000 yearly
$8,667—.July l'22-'33
12.000--Feb 15 *22-'32
3.000-Nov 15 '2l-'25
12,000—July 1 '22-32
4Hs'19M-s]
(
Summarv of Debt Nov. 7 1918.
NET DEBT
Park debt
(exempt)
4,301;
$25,000c— July 1 1922
10,000c—July 1 1926
—
Fire-Truck
Nov 5 1923
$3,000
Notes.
$1,100
1921
Refunding Notes.
4.1s'07 M N$l6,000c&rMay l'22-'37
,s
...
Stetson-Hall
5s
1921
$1,000
School Notes.
4^s
INT.at Fourth Nat. Bank, Boston.
ROCKLAND.
Town in Plymouth
$10,500
1921-1927
BOND. DEBT Apr. 15'21_
$55,500
Sinking fund (water)
38,100
Assess, val., real
2,548,750
Assess, val., personal
502,500
Tot. val, 1920
-3,051.250
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920...$36.00
Val. of town prop. Nov 1917.$403,550
INT. payable at National Shaw¬
mut Bank, Boston.
...
-
'10
This town is in Middlesex County.
Inc.
1644.
1Q9D
Population 1910, 5,818;
J-J
Inc. 1874.
$7.000r_July 1 *22-'28
Refunding Loans.
F-A
$7,250r.Aug
Hospital Bonds,
$18,000-Apr
4s *12
.s
1
'2l-'22
'22-'40
...
„
School Loans.
4s *09
J-J
$24,000r__jan 1 *22-'29
4s '11
J-J
2.000r_July 1 '22-'23
TOTAL DEBT Apr 16 '21.
$75,000
Water debt (included)
Assessed valuation, real
Assessed val'n, personal
Total valuation 1920
11,000
5,324,383
1,305,470
6.629,853
rate (per $1,000)
1920 —$26.70
Pop'n 1910, 6,928; 19207.544
Tax
INT.
and
READING.
Co.
Water-Works.
4s
Notes.
...
438,250
Debt inside limit
601,414
Borrowing capacity
14,112
Notes due in 1921.......
153,303
Tot. as'd val. *20-'21 ...$28,537,600
Total tax (per $1,000) '20-'21_$29.80
on
water bonds due 1922-28
school
and
refunding bonds at
Second Nat. Bank, Boston; other in¬
terest at office of State Treasurer.
Q 4^0
$13,000 ——1921-1933 ROCKPORT.
This
town
is in
Essex County.
4Hs'17
34,000
1921-1937
Inc. Feb. 27 1840.
Pop. '10, 4,211;
Electric-Light Bonds.
'20.3.8784s&4Hs — $136,356
1921-1936
Water Bonds.
4Ks'17
(42,354—-Oct 1 '21-'35
4s
J-J
$4,000c_July 1 '22-'25
J 1,000
Oct 1 1936
M-N
15,000c_May 1 '22-'24
Sewer & Electric Light Bonds. 4s
6,000c.Nov 1 '2l-'32
5s '19
$75,000
1921-1945 3Hs'02 M-N
4$ '10
J-J
4,500c.July 1 '22 '30
Water Bonds.
J-J
1,000c...July 1 1922
4s
J-D $59,000c.June 1 *23-'30 4s '14
4Hs'17'
—
—
4s
4s
J-D
14,000... June 14 1922
J-D
6,000
1931-1936
Brown Estate Bonds.
1921-1932
$6,000
Sewer Bonds.
—
5s
4s
.—
4Hs
—
$2,000
1921-1922
100.000—1923-1947
....
4Hs'19 J-J
1921-1925
$20.000
$1,000
1921
Public Library Loan.
4s
$1,000
1921
Fire Department Loan.
5s
$1,500
1921
Richardson Estate Loan.
4s
$3,500—1921-1927
...
4,000c_May 1 '22-'25
6,000c_July 1 '2l-'26
($ 1,000c.July 1 '22-'23
\
BOND.
Grouard Loan.
4s
M-N
School Bonds.
4s '05
M-S
$ 1,000c.Sept
*21-'24
4s'07
J-J
4,000c.Jan 1 '22-'25
Fire Dept. Equip. Bonds.
1922-1937
30,000
School Bonds.
3^s
4s *15
4^s'l9 J-J
DEBT
Water debt
900c. ..July 1 1924
$61,500
Dec 31—
(incl.)
49,000
3,950,890
579,630
Total valuation 1920
.4,530,520
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920---$24.00
INT. at Nat. ShawmutBk.,Host.
Assessed valuation, real
Assessed val'n, personal
...
SALEM.
...
School
4s
Loan.
$11,000
1921-1931
Cemetery and Library Loans.
4s
$1,200
1921
Bond & note dt. Jan. 1 '21.$543,200
This
Inc.
city
Mar.
Is
23
In
Essex
1836.
New
County.
charter
—
providing for Mayor and Council
adopted Nov. 1915. instead of com¬
mission government.
Population '10
43,697; 1920, 42,529.
City partially
Temporary loans (add'l)..
125,000
destroyed by fire June 1914.
See
Borrow, capacity
168,714
V. 98, p. 2006.
Assessed valuation, real
8,105,425
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed val'n, personal
1,091,020
Total val. 1920 (act. val.).9,196,445 4^s'18 J-D $19,000..Dec 1 *21-'27
Bridge Bonds (Outside Limit).
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920--$30.80
4s '15
M-N$65.000c.Nov .1 '21-'45
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Municipal Loan.
4Hs'14 F-A$ 136.000c.Aug 1 '21-'54
REVERE.
4s '14
M-S 170,000c.Sept 1 '21-'54
This city Is in Suffolk County.
J-J
4s '15
170-000c. Jan
1 '22-'55
Inc. as town 1871; as a city June 19
M-N 105.000c.May 1 *22-'56
4s '16
1914.
Population
1910,
18,219;
M-N
4s '16
75.000c.May 1 '22-'36
1920, 28,823.
A-O
4s *17
80,000
Apr '22-'37
...
School Loan Notes.
4s '02
J-D
$1,000-Dec 2 '21-'22
4s '03
M-N
2,175-May 15 '22-'23
4s '03
4s '04
4s '04
4s '15
4s '08
M-N
A-O
A-O
4s *09
M-S
4s'10
4s '10
4s *11
J-D
J-D
4s '16
...
4^s*17
4^s'17
4^s'18
—s
'19
.-s'19
....
...
...
...
...
5,250.-May 1 '22-'24
2,000-Oct 1 '21-'24
37.539-Apr 1 '22-'27
8.000-Sept 15 '21-'28
9.000-June 1'22-'30
24.930—Apr 1 '22-'31
23,782—Dec 15 *22-'30
60,000—June 1 '22-'33
64.000—Oct 1 *22-'37
3,000-June 15 *22-'24
36.000
1921-1938
40,000
Trust Fund Bonds.
J-J
$ 10,000c.July 1 '22-'23
School Bonds.
F-A$ 111,555c.Aug 1 '21-*35
4s '17
J-D 120,000—June 1 '22-'37
Water Bonds (outside limit).
A-OS144,000c.Apr 1 '22-'45
F-A
50,000c. Aug 1 '21-'45
F-A
4s '15
17,500..Aug 1 '2l-'55
4s '15
M-N100,000c_Nov 1 '2l-'45
A-O (45,000c.Apr 1 *22-'36
4s '16
20,000c. Apr 1 *37-'46
10,000c.June 1 '22-'23
4^sT8 J-D
20,000c_june 1 '24-*28
4s '15
4s '15
48,000..Aug 1 '21'24
4V$s'19 F-A
1922-40
19,000-.July
4^s'18 J-J
Water-Pipe Bonds.
Sewer Loan.
4>*sT7 F-A $18,000c_Aug 1 *21-*22
4s '04
Pipe-Renewing Bonds.
$36.000—May 1 *22-'34
F-A
$3,000
Feb 1 *22-'23
4^s'15
7,500.June 15 '22-'24 4s '13
F-A
8,000c...Aug 1 1921
4^s'l7
14,000.Dec 15 '22-'35 4s '16
Underground Wire Loan.
4^s'19
13,860
1929
A-O
$3.000
Apr *22-'23
4Ks"9
925
1921 4s '13
M-N
6.000-May 1 '22-'24
4^sT9
1,000
1921 4s '14
—s
'19
5Hs'20
.-
2,287
...
20,000
...
20.000
1930
...
...
...
...
...
-8'19
High-School Bonds.
350
—
Hs'07 A-O $10,000c.Apr 1 '22-*27
Sewer and Drainage Notes.
4s '16
$10,000_May 15 *22-'26
4
Street and Sewer Bonds
F-A $10,000c.Aug 1 *2l-*25
Sewer Loans.
4s '09
J-D
$7,500c.Dec 1 '21-'23
4s *11
M-N
2,000
Nov.il 1921
...
...
16,800—Apr 23 '22-'29
Police Station.
4s '09
A-O
$8,100.Apr
4s *06
J-J
75.000-July 1 '22-'26
4s '15
15
*22-'29
Water Bonds.
3Hs'05 A-0$ 168,000c.Apr 1 *22-'35
M-N 14.000—May 1 '22-'35
4Ha' 13 J-D
8.000
1921-1928 4s '15
Sidewalk Loan.
4Hs'17 F-A
1,000
Aug '21-'22
4s '19
Sewerage Bonds (outsidelimit).
$4,000
1921
*22-33
5Ms'20
5,000
1925 3^s'03 M-S $36,000--Mch
Park Loan.
3H8*04 M-S120.000c&r.Sept l'2l-'44
F-A
5s *19
62,130-Feb 1 '22-'46
$4,000
...1924 4s '06
4s *06
F-A
2,500-Feb 1 '22-'26
Funding Bonds.
...
($20,000—June 1 *22-'23
—
1910,
Inc
4Hs'17
1921
4>^sT9 J-J ($12,000c.July 1 '2i-'23
1
2,000c... July 1 1924
15
Paving Bonds.
1
($12,000—Sept 1 '21-'24
1 4>£sT9
1 35,000.-Sept 1 *25-'29
1
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
Water Loans.
3 tfs'03 J-J
4s '08
F-A
—
...
*22-'28
11921
1 1921
'22-'42|
'2l-*27
*22-'27
'21-24
Water Bonds.
4s
Pop.
Co.
...
1934-37-$74,000
13,000
29,000
28,000
J-J
.8
( 9,000c_Aug 1 *2l-'23
—
Norfolk
Water Notes.
18,660c.June 1 '22-'48
—
J-J
4s
4s
$16,072
1921-1925
4,000c—.Jan
1 1922
...
Granolithic Sidewalk Bonds.
1920, 13,045.
...
—
—
1921
$107,000
Is In
1793.
9
4s
31,543,374
180,622.311
Macadam Bonds.
This town is In
'19
-.8
$2,000..Dec 15 '22-'23
33,300
1929
4,000
1924
4,695
...
...
Water-Works.
823,998
„
Total val. 1920
4s *14
March
12,000..Sept I '21-*22
Court-House & Equip. Notes.
4s
$5.000.-Nov 1 "21-'25
PERM. DEBT Dec 31 '20
$60,000
4Ks'18 M-S$117,000—Sept 1 '21-'23
PLYMOUTH.
...
1920
1920, 4,756.
$10,000—Nov 1 '21-'22
3.80s '08—
l5.000-.Nov 1 '21-'23
4s'10
5.000—May 31 1922
Bridge Notes.
4s '12
$8,000..Dec 1 '21-28
Playground Bonds.
_sg
$6,000..Oct 1 '2l-*23
1 *2l-'32
"Consolidated Miscell." 1910
School Bonds
4^sT0J-J
$56,825c
Various
4s '08
J-D $19,000..Dec 1 '21-27
Extreme Emergency Loan Bds,
4s '09
J-D
33,600—Dec 1 '2l-'24 5s '19
M-S $33,000c.Mar 1 '22-'24
4^s'13
(104.000.-June 1 '22-'29
Sea Wall Bonds.
I 12.000
June 1 1930 4^s*17
$2.200
1921-1922
...
—.
4s '19
4Hs'19
1925
1930
Loan.
...
—
4s '12
Sidewalk Bonds.
4^sT9 M-N
4s '15
valuation
This town
Court-House and House of Cor¬
4s
4s *17
1
( 8.800—.LDec
\37.806
Dec
—
Street
1921-1929
28,278
...
—s *19
37,160
56,586,180 6s '20
2,500
1923
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$32.30
Bridge & Water Ext. Loan.
Pop'n
1910.
32,642;
1920. 47.876 4Hs'19
$33,000
1930
INT. at Eliot Nat.' Bank, Nat.
Refunding Bonds.
Shawmut Bank, Boston, and the Old 3Hs'02 M-S$10,000r—.Mar 1 1922
TOT. DEBT Jan 1 '21—.$1,039,664
Colony Trust Co., Boston.
Total
RANDOLPH.
Street Bonds.
Municipal Yard Bonds.
5s '19
5Hs'20
4s'16
auth. but not incurred..$2,010,700
Borrow, capacity Sept 1 '18 $390,936
Assessed valuation, real
49.925,775
Assessed val'n, personal..$6,630,405
County seat Is Plymouth.
$51,600
Bank of Boston and the water 4s of Floating debt (add'l)
20,000
1914 at the Commonwealth Trust Assess, val. real
3.130,010
Co. of Boston.
682,595
\-.j Assess, val. personal——
Total val. 1920
3,812.605
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920 —$26.00
PEPPERELL.
This town Is In Middlesex County. Population 1910, 4,369; 1920, 4,246
Water Bonds
INT. at old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.
4s '08 M-N
$69,700c.May 1 '22-*38
BOND. DEBT May 1 *21..$82,000
QUINCY.
Assess, val. real
1,896,765
This city Is In
Norfolk County.
Assess, val. personal.
826,473 Incorporated May 17 1888.
Total val. 1920
2.723,238
Municipal Debt—3Hs,4s & 4Ha.
Total tax (per>$1,000) 1920-.$25.40
1892
$526,500
474,500
60,000
34,600
Refunding (exempt)
Street (exempt)
Debt outside limit
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
3J^s of 1902, the water 4s of 4Ms'l7 M-S
school
and
Assess, val
Assess, val. personal
Sewer (exempt)
Water debt (exempt)..
...
Debt within limit
INT.
TOT. DEBT Jan 1
Water debt (incl)
35
TOWNS
TOTAL DEBT incl. debts
4s '04
4s'14
Sewer Bonds
4a
Loan.
'05
M-S
$3,000--Sept 1
Sewer Loans.
4s
4a '92
J-D 540.000c...June 1 1922
3 «s'09 F-A
30,OOOc.Aug 1 '21-'35
4Hs'17 F-A
28.000c
1924-1927
Street & Sewer Bonds.
4a '16
M-N$24.000c
1926
AND
$853,600
12,000
...
—
4s '15
..s*19
M-N$30.090_Mar 20 '22-35
9,750
...
Fire Department Loan.
4s '12
M-S
$2,600—.Mar 15 1922
4s '13
6.000—Jan
1 '22-'27
4s '16
3,000...Dec 15 1921
4s'17
2,500—.Apr 10 1922
...
...
...
6s '20
8,000
Street Bonds.
—
Sept 1 1924
4Ha'17 M-S $19,000—Sept 1 *2l-'27
Municipal Loan.
4s '12
M-N $5.600—.May 15 1922
4^s'17
3,000---June 15 1922
...
4s *06
M-S
37,060-Mch 1 *22-'36
Train'g-SchBds.(outside limit)
*12
J-D $48,000.-June 1 '22-'37
Police-Station Bonds
4s '12
M-S $10,000
Mar 1 1922
Revenue Bonds {Outside limit).
4s '15-M-N $4,000..-May 1 '22-'25
Electric Equipment Bonds.
4s '13
A-O
$4.000—Oct 1 *21-'22
Surface Drainage Bonds.
4s '13
F-A
$2,000..Feb 1 *22-'23
4s
Public Park Bonds.
J-J
$5,000.-July 1 '22-*26
4s'07
1
salem (
A-O $32,000r —Apr
A-O
17,000c..Apr
4s '07
4s'08
Concluded)—
Fire Bonds.
4a '16
4s'10
4s'11
4s '12
1|22-'38
18,000c&rApr 1 22- 39
3 Hs'09 A-O
4s
F-A SI ,100-.-Aug *21-*31
F-A
11,797—Aug 1 2l-'32
Street Paving Bonds.
4ha'17 J-D S21.000
June'22-'27
4>$s'17M-S
8,000
Sept '21-'24
4>$s'18 J-D
19,000c.July 1 '22-'40
4Hs'19 J J
120,000c.july 1 '21 '29
4>$sT9J-J
22,000c. July 1 '21-*24
5Ms'20
40,000-Aug 1 '21-'25
5Hs'20 J-J
48,000c.June 1 '22-'25
5Ms'20M-S 55,000c.8ept 1'21-'25
TOT. BD DT. Apr 1 '21$2,48l ,000
Less debts outside limit
1,592,500
Borrowing capacity
202,751
Assess, val. real
36,868,000
Assess, val. personal
9,116,000
Total valuation 1920
45,984,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$31.60
...
INT. at Merchants'Nat.Bk.Boston
or
This
Is
4s '17
In
County.
Essex
1910, 8,047;
water Loan.
4s '15
$2,067
10,874.
1920,
May 1
16,200-July 10
3,000—Aug 1
4Hs
21,000—May 1
4^s'14
3,500-May 1
4s '16
M-N
7,500..May 1
—
...
—
—
'22-'25
'21-38
*21-'22
'22-'42
*22-'28
'22-'36
School-House Loan.
4s '05
$44,250-Aug 1 '21-'35
4s'10
14,000-May 1 '22-*35
BOND. DT. Apr 10 '2.1--Si.021,000
Less debts outside limit—
24,000
1,127,056
' '2.
625,000
Assessed valuation, real-76,752,500
Assessed val'n, personal..$7,158,355
Total valuation 1920
83,910,855
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$30.90
Total borrowing capacity-
Tempor. debt Dec 31
Population
of
May 1 '22-'36
TOT. BD. DT. June '20— $200,000
Water bonds (additional)..
71,500
Temporary loans (add'l)..
60,000
Sinking fund and cash
12.394
Assessed valuation, real
7,592,742
Assessed valuation, ners'l—
871,561
Total valuation 1920
8,464,301
(per $1,000) 1920-$35.95
SCITUATE.
This town is in Plymouth County
Road Bonds.
4s
$.5,000
Nov 9 1921
4s
5,000—Nov 9 1924
Various Bonds.
4s
$10,000—Nov 9 *22-'23
...
...
—
High-School Bonds.
$18,750—July 6 '22-'36
4s
.10,000—Mar 1 '22-'31
4s
...
...
Public Landing Bonds.
$5,600-Mar 4 '22-'25
FUND DEBT Dec 31'20
$58,000
4s
...
35,000
Floating debt (add'l)
Assessed val. real
Assess, val.
estate.
6,241,68.5
1,053,660
personal
Total assess, val. '20 (act.).7,309,670
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920...$26.50
Population in 1910, 2,482; '20, 2,534
sharon.
A town in Norfolk
County.
Water Bonds.
$6,000..-Oct 1 *21-'26
4s '98
3,000...Apr 1 '22-'24
4s '04
5,000—Apr 1 '25-'29
4s '05
4,000—Apr 1 '22-'26
4Hs'13
13,000
Aug 1 *2l-'33
4*4sT9
4,000—Sept 1 '21-'24
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21
$35,000
Assessed val., real
3.192,306
Assessed val., personal
636,916
Total valuation 1920
3,829,222
4s *96
Security
bonds payable at
Bank, Boston.
changed for
if application is
year of maturity
...
...
...
...
...
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—.$22.50
Population in 1910, 2,310; '20, 2,467
SHELBURNE FALLS FIRE DIST.
This district is in Franklin County.
4s '11
M-N $60,000c
1921-1940
4Hs'13
11,000-Mar 1 *22-'43
...
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$71,000
Assess, valuation 1920
2,054,170
Tax rate (per $1.000 1920
$3.10
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boston
bonds.
,
when
paid are canceled.
County.
Sewer Bonds.
..
...
'00
...
1930
-1929
$20,000
30,000
School Bonds.
'16
$63.500—
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 '2J.
Floating debt (add'l)
Sinking fund
Assessed val., real..
Assessed val.. personal
Total valuation 1920
$211,900
50,000
35,897
7,235,439
3,660.320
11,172,249
$1,000) 1920—.$26.40
Popul'n 1910, 12,592; 1920, 14,245
Tax rate (per
south hadley.
This town Is in
—
...
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'13
$2.000—Nov 1 '21-'22
Municipal light Bonds.
4s '15
28,000..Jan 1 '22-35
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921$78,500
Floating debt
47,000
Assessed valuation, real—4,154.181
Assessed val'n, personal... 1,353,916
Total val. '20 {% act.) —.5,508.097
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$28.00
Population 1910. 4,894; 1920, 5.527
...
-—
SPRINGFIELD.
This city is in Hampden County.
Incorp. a city April 12 1852.
Popu¬
lation 1910, 88,"23; 1920, 129,563.
School and Fire Loan.
4>$s'14M-N| $50,000.Nov 1 *2l-*24
i 120.000.Nov 1 '25-'34
City-Hall Loan.
4s g *07 J-J
$50,600r.Juiy 1 '22-'27
($9,000 even years. $8,000 odd years)
Fire & Police Bldg. Bonds.
4s g '10 A-O S170.000r.0ct 1 '21-'30
Locust St. Extension.
4s g '11 A-O
$2,000r
Oct 1 1921
Fulton Street Bonds.
o
4>$s'14 M-N$280,000-Nov 1 *2l-'34
Municipal Building Bonds.
3 J$g'09 M-N $435,000.Nov 1 '21-'49
4s g '10 M-N
300,000.Nov 1 '2l-*50
4s g *12 M-N 416,000-Nov 1 '21-'52
4s '14
M-N 170,000-Nov 1 '2l-'54
5s g '20
75,000c__Oct 1 '21-'35
Municipal Loan Bonds.
4>*gT3 M-N$15,000r—Nov 1 *2l-'23
Land and Buildings Loan.
4 )$sg' 17M-Na255 .OOOc.Nov 1 '21-37
5s g '20 —i
70,000c..Oct 1 '21-'40
—
School Bonds.
55.OOOr.-Oct
This city Is in Middlesex County
a40,000c&rSept
and was incorporated on April 14 3 >$g'05- 06 J-J 342.000r.Jan
1871.
4s g '06 M-Na207.000r—Nov
4s g '08 A-O
Highway Bonds.
44,OOOr.-Oct 1
4s'14
A-O $21.000c.Apr 1*22 *24 4s g '09 A-O
45,OOOr-Oct 1
4s'15
A-O
18.000c&r Apr 1'22-25 4>£g'13 M-N143,000r—Nov 1
3>$8*16 J-J
38,000—Jan 1 '-22 26
J24.000—Nov 1
4s '16
J-J
11,000c. July 1 '22-'26 4tfg'13M-Nl 1.500
Nov
4s*17
A-O
41,000—Apr 1 '22-'27 4s g *13 M-N325.000c._Nov 1
4>$sT7 J-J
2,000c—.July 1 1922 4HsT4M-Nf 32.000._Nov 1
4>is'19 A-O 32,400—Apr 1 *21-*29
70,000—Nov 1
5s^20
45,000—Apr 1'22-'30 4g'15 M-N/ 90,000c.Nov 1
3 >$g'02 A-O
3 ^g'03 M-S
...
City Bonds.
3>$s'02 J-J
$5,000c...July 1 1922
4s '03
J-J
8,000c.July 1 *22-'23
4s '03
A-O
4s *04
J-J
3Hs'05 A-O
4s *07
A-O
4s '08
A-O
3>$b'09 A-O
4s TO
A-O
4a '11
A-O
4s '12
J-J
J-J
4s *12
6,000c_0ct
1
'2l-'23
7,500c
July l'22-'24
12,000r__Apr 1 '22-'25
16,000c..Apr 1 '22-'27
7,000c-Apr 1 »22-'28
16,OOOc_Apr 1 '22-'29
27,000c.Apr 1 '22-*30
A-O
'2l-'29
*21-'33
'2l-'32
1 1933
'2l-\33
*21-*24
'25-'34
'21-*25
1170 .OOOc.Nov 1 *26-'35
M-N432,000r.Nov 1 '21-'36
4^s'19 M-N594,000c&rNovl'21-'38
5s g *20
260,000c—Oct 1 '21-'40
5s g '20
200,000c—Oct 1 '21-'40
a Public Building Loan.
4s g '11 A-OS176,OOOrOct 1 '2l-'31
„_
.—
Street Ext. Bonds.
4s g *15 M-N$35.000r_Nov 1
4HsT7 J-D
'21-'25
680.000..Dec 1 '2l-'37
1 '22-*31
63,000c&r.Apr l'22-'34
5,000c.July 1 *22-'26
5,OOOc_July 1
1921
4>$s'17 J-J
70,000c_July 1 '22-*37
Municipal Loan.
4>$sT3 J-J
$23,000c.July 1 '22-'23
Lowell St. Bridge Bonds.
3 Ha'09 A-O $28.000c&rApr 1 *22-'49
Sewer Bonds (outside limit).
4s '95
J-J
$12.000-July 1 '22-*25
Park Bonds (outside limit).
3 Hs'02 J-J
$8.000c«ScrJuly l'22-*29
Emergency Bonds.
4Ms'17 J-J
$5,000c—.July 1 1922
Sewer Bonds (inside limit).
4s .*97
J-J
$l,000c—.July 1 1922
4s '98
J-J
2.000c.July 1 '22-'23
3 Hs'01 J-J
lO.OOOc.July 1 *22-*3l
3 Hs'02 J-J
6.000c&rJuly l'22-'27
4s *03
J-J
7,000c&r Julyl*22-'28
4s '04
J-J
8.000c.July 1 '22-'29
3Hs*05 A-O
14,000r_Apr 1 '2 -'35
4s *06
J-J
5.000c.July 1 '22-*26
4s '16
J-J
4s '16
1 1921
11922
1 1923
1 1925
1 1926
*2l-*28
Dwight St. Widening Bonds.
39,000c
Jan 1 '22-'32 4>$s*18
$150,000—Dec 1 *21-'38
88,000c.July 1 '22-'32 5s g '20
200,000c—Oct 1 '21-*40
Water St. Widening Bonds.
20,000c_Apr 1 '22-'23
30.000c.Apr
4>4s'13 A-O
Public Building Bonds.
4s'15
J-J
$66.000c&r Jan 1'22-35
4s *15
J-J
28,OOOc&rJuly 1 '22 34
4s *16
4s *16
J-J
—
„.
$60,000c—Oct 1 '21-'30
Dwight St. Widening & Ext. L'n
5s g '20
Tot.
assess,
—
4>£sT8 J-D $180.000c&r_Dec *21-'38
Railroad Under-Pass Bonds.
M-N! $12,000Nov 1 '21-'23
1 260,000Nov 1 *24-'43
4a g '15 M-N150,000c.Nov 1 '2l-'35
4sg '13
Park Bonds.
3 J$g'03 J-D $125,OOOr..June
11923
Sewer Bonds.
3s g '00 J-D a$ 142,000-June 1 1930
3 J4g'01 M-S
6.OOOr.Sept 1921-'26
3 Hg'04 F-A
8,000r_Aug 1 '2l-'24
4s g '08 A-O
4s g'13 M-N
uation to by
{Reduced State.
returning part of
4s *10
J-D
4s '11
4s *14
J-D
J-D
J-D
J-D
4s *15
J-D
4s *12
4s '13
4s'16
STONEHAM.
Population 1910,
36.000r.Nov 1 '2l-'38
4>$sgT9—
1 1923
4s g *07
'22-'36
4s g '08
'22-'37
3 «g'09
'22-'38
3Hs'10
*22-'39
4tfg'13
'21-'38
4s '16
M-N 80,000..Nov 1 *21 -*36
5s '20
A-O
60,000c—Oct 1 '21-'30
a Coupon or registered.
15,OOOr .Dec 1 '21-'35
11,000
1921-1931
City Bonds.
3>$s'04 J-D
J-D
$33,500c&r.June 1 1924
16.000c&r.Dec 1 1928
June 1 1929
4s '08
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J D $60 000c. June 1 '22-'36
4s
*09
J-D
30,000
4s
*11
J-D
11.OOOr—.June 1 1931
12,OOOr.-Dec 11927
4,000r„ .July 1 1922
39,000c&r.June 1 1922
32.000
Junel 1923
72 860..June I '22-'33
"
4s '07
Water Bonds.
M-N $39,000c_May 1 *22-'29
M-N/lO.OOOc.May 1 *30-'31
J-D
4s '12
J-J
J-D
4s '12
_
4>$sT3 J-D
4>$s'13 J-D
28,6 .0--June 1 *22-'28
4s
($12,000
1922-1925 4>$s'16 J-D
8,6 0—June '22-'46
J-D
1 20,000
1926-1935 4s '17
16,000—.June '22-'37
BOND DEBT June 13 '21 $187,000 4Hs'17 J-D
70,200...June '22-'27
4>$sT7 J-D
Notes outstanding
55,000
9,000—Dec 1 '21-29
Water debt (incl.)
——
68,000 4s '17
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real
6,551,855
J-D
$5.000—June 1 '22-*26
Assessed val'n, persona!
925,695 4s '16
11,200
1921-1927
Total valuation '21 (abt)
.7,477 550 4>$s'17
7,700
1921-1927
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920--$30.30 4>$sT7
4>$s'17
1,200
1921-1922
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
4>$s'17
15,400
1921-1927
4^s*18
25.000—June 1 '22-*26
STOUGHTON.
4^s'l8
5,626—June 1 *22-*27
This town is in Norfolk County
4>$s'19
120,000
1921-1924
Incorporated Dec. 22 1726.
Water Bonds (outside debt limit).
Water Loan.
4s'00
J-J
$40.000c&r.July 1 1930
4s
A-Oz$ 18,000c...Part yearly
4s
J-J
506.500c&r July 1 1922
4s
J-D z38,000c
Part yearly
10,000r—Jan
1 1922
4s '92
J-J
4s
J-J
a4.000c
Part yearly
10,000c...Jan 11923
3 >$s'03 J-J
§Refunding Bonds.
3 ^s'04 J-J
10,000c.-Jan 11934
4>$s
J-J
$24,000c
Part yearly 3 Hs'04 J-J
5,OOOr. ..July 1 1934
-s
*14—
16,000
15.000c der.Jan 1 1935
3 ^s'05 J-J
Hospital Notes.
3 ^s'06 J-J
10,000c.-Jan 1 1936
_s
$5,000
4s '08
J-J
20,OOOr
J & J 1 1938
BOND &
NOTE
DEBT
3 Hs'09 J-J
7,000c.-Jan 1 1939
May 1921
;.
$69,500 4s
98,480
J-J
'21-'43
J-J
Total valuation 1920
5,867,198
14.000.-Jan 1 '22-'35
4s '15
J-J
Total tax rate(per $1,000) *20-$35.50
J-J
4.000—.July '2V25
4s *15
Pop'n 1910, 6,316; 1920
6,865 4s
J-J
10.000
Jan '22~'31
INT. on bonds marked (x) at the 4s '18
7.000
Jan *22-'28
Old Colony Tr Co., Bost.; (a) at Ex¬
Elec. Lt. Bonds (outside debt limit)
J-D$125,OOOcdcr_June 1 1927
change Tr. Co.: (§) at Int. Tr. Co. 4s '97
4s '98
J-D
5,000r. ..Dec 1 1928
3 Hs*02 J-D 175.000c&r_June 11932
SWAMPSCOTT.
J-D
45,000c&r_J'ne 1 1937
This town is in Essex Co. Incorp. 4s '07
36,960r.Juae 1 '22-*43
May
21
1852.
Population
1910, 4V$s'13 J-D
4>$s'18
59.450.—1921-1938
6,204: 1920, 8,101.
4>$s'19
4.500
1921-1929
Permanent Improvements.
28,500
1922-1938
3.60s'04
$6,500—May 25 1924 4>$s'19
4>$s'19
90,000
1921-1929
Sewer Notes.
Fire Equipment Bonds.
4s '16
$18,000
1921-1938
$3,000
1921-1923
4s *16
5,312
1921-1931 4HsT8
J 19,000c. June 1 '22-*37
Police & Fire Station Bonds.
...
—
-
-
.
...
...
...
—
...
...
—
_
...
—
...
—
—
...
4KsT7
Park Bonds.
10,000c.June 1 '22-'41
...
4s '16
Notes.
Park
4s *12
$4,000—May 1 '22-'41
...
Water Notes.
4s'16
$3,500
.1921-1927
4KST7
3.700—June 1 '22-'41
Street-Improvement Notes.
4 >$s'14
$8.000—.Oct 1 *21-'24
4>$s'19
J 8,000—Sept 1 *2l-'24
\ 5,000—Sept 1 *25-'29
Essex Street Paving Bonds.
4Ks'19
$13,500c_Sept 1 *21-'29
Sewer & Drainage Notes.
4Hs
$8,000c. Dec 1 '21-'24
School House Land Notes.
_s '20
J-J
$ 1,000c. Jan 1 '22-'25
4s '13
6,500—Nov 1 '21-33
Miscellaneous Loan Bonds.
4>$s'13 J-J
$2,000c.July 1 '21-'23
Public Park & Town Hal! Bonds
4Ms'13 J-J
$6,000c.July 1 '22-'33
—
—
...
4Hs'18
—
$8,715
7,724
Sewer Bonds.
4s'16
$11,000
...
4s '18
4s'19
...
—
13.000
4,000
1921-1946
1921-1948
1921-1931
1921-1933
1921-1924
High School Bonds.
4^sT6 ...$127,150
1921-1936
4Ks,\7
42,000
1921-1937
Road Bonds.
4>$s'17
$18,000
1921-1922
4>$s'17
8,000
1921-1922
Bridge Bonds.
n
4>$sT7
$2.400
1921-1922
Street Railway Bonds.
4>$s'19
$28,500
1921-1939
Pavement Bonds.
4Hs'18
$18,000
1921-1923
Dept. Equipment Bonds.
4>$s'19
$36 800
1921-1924
Epidemic Bonds.
Fire Bonds.
$2,000
1921-1922
4Ks'13 J-J
$500c—July 1 1922 4>$s'18
Bonds exempt from limit.Sl ,535,518
Humphrey St. Impt. Bonds.
1,225,500
4s '14
J-D $35,000c
1921-1934 Debt within limit
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 11919 2,811,018
Sewer Bonds.
284,376
3 Ha
M-SS104.884—Sept 1 '21- 42 Floating debt
1.281.459
4s
M-S
10,000—Sept 1 '2l-'25 Total sinking funds
25,339.870
4>$s'13 J-J
3.500c.July 1 *2 -'28 Assessed val., real
9.475,755
4>$s'l7 M-N 10,000—June 1 '22-*41 Assessed val., personal
...
—
...
—
—
...
...
...
—
...
34,815,*625
(6,000.July 15 '22-'25 Total valuation 1920
$29.40
\ 500. July 15 11926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
INTEREST on coupon bonds is
4>$s'19
6,000..Dec 1 '21 *23
5s'20
M-N 13.000c.Nov 1 *21-'33 payable at the Webster & Atlas Nat.
*^s*18
—
—
Water Bonds.
Bank
of
Boston.
Registered Inter¬
^
150,000
Aug 1 1928 est remitted by City Treasurer.
54.150c— Apr 1 '22-'39
4Hs'17 M-N
5,000
1921-1930 TISBURY.
This town (P. O. Vineyard Haven)
5Ks'20 J-J
24,000—July 1 |22-'45
4>$s'19 J-J
73
/ 2,000—July 1 '21-'24 is in Dukes Co. Inc. July 6 1671.
\
300—July 1
1925 Population 1910, 1,196; 1920, 1,275.
Road Loan.
Department Equipment Loan.
$2,000
4>$s'17M-N
$2,000
1921-1922 _s
3 Hag
F-A$
3 >$g'09 A-O
—
Street
Fire Apparatus
Loan.
1921
4>$s'17 M-N ($1,000.
1
500
1922
School Loans.
3>$s'05 ...
$8,800.July
,
48*11
4s '12
44,000
500
...
...
,
,
_
t
15 *22- 24
1921-1931
May 1 1922
4Ms*15 M-N/ 3,000c._.May 1
1922
\26,000c.May 1 '23-*35
48,000—July 1 *22-'44
Water Bonds.
Oct
J-J al50.000—Jan 1
J-J al60.000—Jan 1
J-J a680.000_ ..Jan 1
J-J
266,000c.-Jan 1
M-N 1^0.000..Nov 1
7,090;
—
20,OOOr.-Dec 1 1938
20,000c...Dec 1 1939
15,000r_ ..Dec 1 1940
15,000c—.Dec 1 1941
15,000
Dec 1 1942
8,000—Dec 1 '2l-'28
9,000—Dec 1 '21-'29
1920, 7,873.
20,000r-.0ct 1 *21-'28
4s g '93 A-0$l50.000c
211,697,735
$1,000) 1920.-.$24.50
val. 1920—
Tax rate (per
3 >$s'08 J-D
4s '09
J-D
_
Hampshire County
Building Bonds.
4s '13
$15,500..Oct 1 '21-'33
4s '14
2,500—June 1 *22-'26
3 >$g'01 M-S$ 125,OOOr.-Sept
BrnvrFU VTT T T?
cash val.
Assessed val., real
$202,524,420
Assessed val., personal.
§29.173 315
3 Ha
4s
—
..
—
estate is taken at abt. 100%
Inc. 1725.
This town is in Worcester
'99
_—
This town is In Middlesex County.
southbridgiT
—
TAUNTON.
This
city Is In Bristol County.
Inc.
May
11
1864.
Population
1910, 34.259; 1920, 37,137.
School Bonds.
Net water debt
$1,618,399 4J4s'13 J-D $60.000.-June 1 *22-*33
4s '15
J-D
5.000.June 1 *22-'26
Dwight St. Widening and
J-D
10.OOOr.June 1 *22-*31
Extension Loan
1,585,000 4s '16
4Hs*17
47 600 —.1921-1937
Municipal group buildings
(exempt)..
1,396,000 4>£sT6 J-D 160,000——Dec '21-'3ft
Sewer Bonds (outside debt limit).
Dwight and Water Street
J-D $83,500c&r_June 11927
nnderpa&ses (exempt)..
452,000 4a '97
J-D
66,500r
J&D
1 1928
All other debt
4,932,500 4s '98
4s'99
J-D
30,000r.-June 1 1929
Less sink. fds..
891.144
4s '00
J-D
75,000c&r_J'ne 1 1930
3 Hs'OO J-D 100,000c&r_Dec 1 1930
Net debt excl. of water
20,000r_ ..June 1 1932
and exempted debt
4,041,356 3 Hs'02 J-D
3 >$s'03 J-D
12,OOOr. -June 1 1938
13,OOOr. ..June 1 1935
Total net debt Nov 30 *20-19,092,754 3 >$8*05 J-D
J-D
30.000cd5r.June 11936
Borrowing Capacity. —
.1.275,729 4s '06
J-D
3,000r. ..June 1 1937
ASSESSED VALUATION.—Real 4s'07
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Bank, Boston and City Treasurer.
Total water debt Nov30'20$l,726,000
Less sinking fund
107.601
,
In place of an accumulating sinking
fund, the city raises each year by tax¬
ation a sum of money which is applied
to the redemption of bonds, which
...
M-N 56,720
Total tax
1910,77.236:1920.93,091
INT. on coupon
National
...
4s '16
A-O
registered bonds
made prior to one
Popul'n
4sl'10
4Hs'13
A-O
3>$8*16 J-J
Coupon bonds may be
~~
town
22.000c&rApr 1 '22-'43
13,000c.Apr 1 *22-*34
8,000c.Jan 1 '22-'25
1,000
Apr 1 1922
4^8*13 A-O
City Treasurer's office.
SAUGU8.
19,000c&rApr 122-40
lO.OOOc&rApr 1 22- 31
6,000c .Jan 1 *22-'27
A-O
A-O
J-J
4s '14
1 '22-'37
[VOL. 112.
AND TOWNS
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES
36
/49,000c.July 1 *22-'28
5Ks'20 J-J
172.000c.July
1 *29-'40
Town Debt Dec. 311920.
_s
—
Bonds.
$3,800—
School Bonds.
4s
A-O
$4,600r
1930
Water-Works Bonds.
4s *06
M S $63,000c.Sept 1 *21-'36
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921..
$75,400
Assessed val., real
—2,059.420
Assessed val., personal—
363,739
Tot. val. *20 (60 act.)
2,428,159
Total tax (per $1,000) 1923.--$17.00
INT. on water bonds at Martha'B
Vineyard Nat. Bk., Vineyard Haven:
206,350 on school bonds at Lynn Five-Cent
|
257,200 Savings Bank.
Water sinking fund
104 870
Assessed val., real
14.007,9'6 UXBRIDGE.
This town is in Worcester County
Assessed val., personal
1,3 ! 6.938
Total valuation 1910
15,324.854 Incorporated as a town June 27 1727.
School Notes.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.-$23.00
Perm. Impt.
Sewer debt
Notes & Bds__$344,100
(add'l)
...
Water debt (add'l)
INT.
at
1st
Nat.
Bank, Boston.
4s
'12
___
$12.000
Serially
June, 1921.]
MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES
UXBRTDGE (Concluded)—
Street Loans.
ware.
4s 17
$14,000
1921-1927
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20$78,500
Water debt (included)
37,500
Assess, val. real estate
3,804,910
Assess, val. personal
2,439,890
Tot .assess. val.'20(50 % act.) 6,244,800
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-,.-$12.90
...
Population 1910, 4,071; 1920.-5,384
This town is In Middlesex County
Inc. 1868.
Population 1910, 11,404;
1920, 13,025.
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ha
3Ha
School Loans.
4Kb
A-O
$l,500c
Oct 1 1921
4s '13
MS
5,000c.Mar 1 ,22-'23
4Ha
'10,12,875;
Total valuation 1920
Total tax (per $1,000)
13,550,701
1920- —$32.70
INT. at. Commonwealth Tr. Co.
and Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
This
5s
Inc.
Is
In
Norfolk
County
Population 1910, 5,492;
1724.
1920,5,446.
School Bonds,
$12.419
Water Bonds.
4s
F-A
4^s'18
M-N
A-0
5s *19
5s *20
4s '20
5Ms'20 A-0
5^s'20 A-0
Oct
1 1921
'21- $361,759
163,100
5.829,886
2,369,560
8,099,446
yal., personal
the
First
Nat.
1
city is in Middlesex County.
1738; city June 2 1884
Building Bonds.
3Hs*02J-J
$22,000c.-Jan 11922
4Hs*07 J-J
l,000c_-July 1 1922
as a town
4s '15
4s '06
A-0 $i2.000c—Oct 1 '21-'26
4Hs'07J-J
434s* 13 J-J
6.000c-July 1 '22-'27
12.000r_July 1 22-'33
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4H8'13 J-J
$2.000— July 1*22-23
4s '18
J-J
10.000--July 1 *22-*23
A-0
4s '92
J-J
4s *92
J-J
•15,000r„Dec
4s '93
A-O
•
4s '93
A-0
30.000c_Apr
Drainage and Sewer Bonds.
4s
$3,000—-July
—
'04
J-J
J-J
5,000r
5s *18
5s '18
J-J
J-J
2,000--Jan
M-N
4s '11
J-J
School
65.000c.July 1 *22-'34
2.000c-.Oct 1*21-22
$30,000..May 1 '22-'S6
2,000c.July 1 '22-'23
County.
1,000
Jan
5s *18
J-J
5,000-Jan
School Bonds.
Hs*02 J-J
i Ha'03 J-J
lHa'06 J-J
Is '12
A-O
l^a'13 J-J
1s *14
la *17
J-J
J-J
1
$10.000
-1921-1930
1921-1922
1921
2,338.350
2.017 953
1921
$63,100
45.500
279.603
(per $1.000' 1920.. .$20.70
Population 1910. 2,206; 1920, 1,935
WEBSTER.
This town Is In Worcester
County.
Incorporated In 1832.
*18
J-J
AO
Ha'19 A-O
1922
Water Bonds.
375.000
*10.740.2 46
Tax rate (per $1 000)
1920
$19.50
Pop'n 1910. 11,539; 1920
13.258
*22-'26
.
*
Less
value
—
x Water
bonds are retired yearly
from earnings of water
plant.
*25-*36
wellesley.
-
1
property
by State of Massachusetts
under Income tax law.
' 3,000
Jan 1 *22-*24
f?
181,000c—Oct 1 *2l-*29
80.000c--Oct
U
of personal
assessed
,
AO 1(
Itfs' 19 A-Ofi5i.000c.-Oct 1
1 50.000c.-Oct 1
Hs*20 A-0
$2,000__Apr 1
Ha'20 J-J
25.175-July 1
Public Playgrounds
Hs'03 J-J*$31,000c
July
i
This town is in Norfolk Co.
Tnc.
6
1881.
Population
1910,
5,4*3; 1920, 6,224.
Sewer Bonds.
is '15
M-8 $120,000c Mar 1' 22-*45
4s '16
M-S
25,000--Mar I '22-*46
4s'16
M-8
41.000—Mar 1 '22-'41
'30-*39
*2l-'34
*35-*39
April
*22-*25
*22-'40
11933
Public Park,
a *93
A-0*$20.000c_ —Oct
1 192''
'OTAL DEBT Apr 1 *21
$950,500
5s '17
58 '18
M-8
5s '20
42.000.-Mar 1 *22-*42
6,000..Mar 1 '22-'23
aside limit
812.500
hitalde
103,009
32,030
265,586
4* '97
8,159
25,639
'otal valuation 1920
38,037,675
(Assessment at actual value.)
4s *07
limit
(special)—_
(water)
Inking funds—
Tatar sinking fund (Incl.)
lorrowlng oapaclty
lutside limit
'ax rate
(per $1,000) 1920—$25.60
1910. 27,834: 1920 30.915
•Special loans.
INT. on coupon bonds
isj payable
t the Boston Safe Deposit1 & Trust
•opul'n
Jo., Boston.
.
5s *19
—-
*
ts '09
4s'12
4s *13
is '15
4s *18
21,000
137,500
60,765
39.390
__
Hampden Co. Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 16,044;
May 23 1334.
1920, 18,604.
Bridge Bonds.
4s *16
F-A $16.000c_Aug
4Hs'17 J-D
4s *17
'21-*28
21-'31
?
4Hs'13 J-J
$33,375c-July 1 '22-'28
4s '14
M-S
l6,000c.Mar 1 *22-'29
43^s'14 M-N 14.000.-Nov 1 '2l-*34
4s *15
M-N/20.000c_Nov 1 *2l-'25
130,000c-Nov
4Hs'19J-J
'2l-'25
1 '22-'37
5s '19
J-D
S18.OOOc.Dec 1 '2l-'29
BOND. DEBT Dec. 31 *20
$236,500
Water debt (incl.)_
95,500
150,000
23,150
28,569
12,934,768
Floating debt & notes
Sinking] General
funds] Water
Assessed val., real
Assess, val., personal
1,888,141
Total val. 1920
Tax rate (per
(act.)
$1,000)
14,822.909
1920 —$30.00
Population 191Q, 12,895; 1920,15,057
INT. on town and school debt
at
Town Treasurer's office: other
loans
at the First Nat. Bank.
Boston.
whitman.
1
'26-'35
Inc.
1910,
Town Water Bonds.
M-S $20,000r
32,000
Town Hall Bonds.
is
M-S $47.000r
School Bonds.
-s
1
Bonds.
*21-'23
'2l-'26
1
—
7,292:1920.7,147.
3,000c.July 1 *22-'24
3,000-Apr 1 *22-'24
J-D
School
*22-'26
'22-'31
*22-'36
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
4s
11,000--Dec 1
J-D
1
1921
1 1921
This town Is In Plymouth Co.
March 4 1875.
Population
WESTFIELD.
4s'16
1
4s '07
1934
1
3,712,997
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$21.50
1925
—
4s '12
1920
$27,300c_Dec
...
I
'21-'27
TOTAL DEBT Jan. 11921
$100,000
Water debt (incl.)
29,000
,,
Floating debt (additional).
60,000
5,122,450
.1,140,529
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
Total val. 1920
6,23 ',979
rate (per $1,000) 1920
$27.40
INT. at Old Ooiony Tr. Co..
Bos.
32,580—July. 1 '22-'33 Tax
Water Bonds.
4s '07
A-0 $ 8,000-Oct
1
'21-'22
4s '02
J-J
6.000-July 1 '22-'27
Highway Bonds.
4s *11
A-O
1,500- —-Oct 1 1921
Gas and Light Bonds.
3 J^s'99
J-D
4s '07
A-O
4s *091
A-O
'14
4s
$32,400-June 1 '22-*29
12,000.-Oct 1 *21-'32
14,000—Oct 1 '2l-'34
5,000—Oct 1 *2l-'25
1,000—-Oct
M-N
4s '15
J-D
WILHAMSBURGH.
This town Is in
Hampshire Co. Inc.
Pop'n 1915. 2,118.
April 24 1771.
Water Bonds.
4s g '03 J-J
$50.000 c.
July 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Mar. 1 1921
$50,000
Floating debt
13,400
_
-
Water sinking fund—
23,214
935,665
56,409
2,19 ,074
—
Assessed val., real
A-O
4s
13,000—May 1 *22-'34
M-N
4s '03
1 1921
F-A
4s *15
13.000c Aug 15 '21-'35
4,000—Dec 1 '2l-*22
4s *16
M-N 10.000.-May 1 *22-'26
4Ha' 18 J-D 34,000—June 1 *22-'38
Sewer Bonds.
$10.000—Oct 1 *2l-'22
4s '07
M-N
2,000—Nov I '21-'22
4^s'13 J-J
2,000c—July 1 1922
15
WINCHENDON.
This town is in Worcester
County.
Revenue
$492,000
20.000
205,000
50,000
132,178
11,173,787
2,994,950
1920
14,168,737
(per $1,000) 1920-$31.00
Total valuation
on
1920-—.$27.50
4,000—May 1 *22-'23
light debt (incl.)
Floating debt
Borrowing capacity
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
INT.
(Assessment at fair cash
yal.)
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Incorporated in 1764.
Gas &
Total tax
Assessed val., personal
Total valuation 1920
6,000c.June I *22-'27
PERM. DEBT Dec 31 *19
Water debt (included)----
water
bonds
and
gas
&
light 4s, 1915, at First Nat. Bank,
Boston; on others at Hampden Nat.
Bank, Weatfield.
bonds
10,000
$3.000
29,000
Cemetery refund, bonds 4s
Water bonds 4s
BOND. DEBT Dec 31
Assessed f Real estate
'20
45.000
3,470.660
] Personal
1412.720
1920
(Total
4.883.380
(Assessment about 95% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
—-$27.00
Populat on 1910, 5,678; 1920, 5,904
val.
winchester.
This town Is la Middlesex Co.
Tnc.
30
1850.
Population
1910,
9,309; 1920, 10,485.
County,
Bridge Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s *15
M-S
$3,000c-Mar 1 '22-'24
4s '15
$7,000-July 1 *22-'28
Water Bonds.
4s '16
6,430-Apr 22 '22-'26 3Ha'03 J-D
$6 OOOc.June 1 '22-*27
Macadam Bonds.
3J^s'03 M-N
3,000c—.Nov. 1 1922
4s'16
$2,100
Apr 22 3921 4s *95
M-N 11.000c—Nov 1 1925
4^s'17
3,300 —July 28 1922 4s *98
J-D
33.OOOc.June 1 '26-'28
TOT. PERM. DT.Jan 1*18
$63,650 3 Ha'02 M-N 12.000c.Nov 1 '29-'30
Assessed val., real
3,962 903 4s '17
M-S
2,232
Mar 1 1922
Assessed val., personal
675,025
Road Material & Storage Shed
Total valuation 1920
4,637.925
Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
M-N $4,000c.May 1 '22-'25
1919—$26.40 4s '16
Population 1910, 2,928; 1920, 13,443.
Playground Bonds.
Apr.
WESTPORT.
—
—-
—
—.
Is
M-8
$12 000—Mar 1 *22-'27
12,000—8ept 1 '21-'32
14.000—Sept 1 *2l-'34
M-S
16.000—Marl '22-'37
M-S
7.000—Mar 1 *22-'28
M-8
15.000c_Sept 1 *2l-'35
M-8
M-S
M-8
25.135—Mar 1 '22-*34
Park Bonds.
4s '99
M-8
$4.000—8opt 1 *21-'24
4s *08
M-S
3.500—Mar 1 '22-'28
4s *10
M-S
3.000—Sept 1 '21-26
4s
WEST SPRINGFIELD.
This town Is In Hampden Oountv.
Population 1910,9,224; 1920.13,443.
School Bonds.
4s '12
F-A $24,000c.Aug
4s
'15
M-S
4s
5s
1
84,000c_Mar
5s
A-O
25.000
4H*'19 J-J
38.000c
Refunding Bonds.
M-S
M-S
30,OOOc_Mar 1 *21-'35
M-S
12,OOOc_Mar 1 '21-24
Various Municipal Bonds.
4s '10
$110.000
Water Works.
-
Note Debt Jan 1 1921
Total debt Jan 1 1921
School Notes.
F-A
$3.000.-Nov
M-N
30.000-Nov
School Bonds.
4s '15
$20,000c_0ct
4s '19
M-N 30,000--May
4s
1
A town In Bristol
Other assessable
property.,
Tot.aas. val. '20(60 % act.)
43.000c&r Jan
1 1923
5,000r
Jan 1 *22-*26
11.000- --Apr 1 '22-*32
3,OOOr.July 1 *22-*23
26.010—-Jan 1 *22-34
1 7,500r—Jao 1 *22-'24
1
M-S $ l9,000o
1925
M-N
6,000c.-Nov 1 1925
School Notes.
4s*06
M-N $8,750
1921-1925
BOND. DEBT Dec. 31 '20 $116,500
Tax rate
$ 15.000c-—July 1 1922
124.10O0r__JaD
3
1
4s
4Hs*19 M-N
Assessed val., personal
valuation 1919
x
9,000-May 1 »22-'30
4s
A-O
Total
1 *22-'23
1 '22-23
M-N
Water Bonds.
A-O
5Ms'20 A-0
80,000--Apr 1 '22-'25 -8
$21.000
part yearly
Surface Drainage Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Dec. 31 '20
$21,000
J-J
$ll,000r—Jan
11922 Assess, val.. real estate
6,8 >6.753
3 Ha'02 J-J
lO.OOOc&r-July 1 1922 Assess, val., personal
3.468.463
—
4s *10
4s *10
Is *02
la *15
„
4s '11
400BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *18Note debt
(additional)--Assessed val.. real.
1 1923
Dept. Equip. Notes.
4^s
$1,000
Nov 1 1921
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-N $31,000r
1922
4s
M-N
10,000c
1926
3 Ha
M-N
30,000c.-Nov 1 1928
80,449
28,898,228
1,000
1.000
31 1922
1920, 5,789.
150 000
'21-
Bonds.
—
Jan 1 1922
7, 00—Jan
1 *22-'29
4,000.-Apr 1 *22-'23
High-School Loans.
4s *10
A-0 $40.500c.Jan 1 '22-29
4Hs*17 M-N 16,000c_May 1 '22-'37
Land Bonds.
5^s*20 J-D $11 .OOOc.June 1 '23-'32i
Building Construction Bonds.
5Hs*20 J-D($is.000c-June 1 '22-'30
1 10,000c. June 1 *31-'40
Refunding Loans.
t.
4s
This town is in Worcester Co. Inc
Nov. 1717.
Population 1910, 5,446;
This town is In
This town Is in Middlesex
*5,000c_ -Oct
1 1923
4s '94
A-O
5,000c
Apr 1 1924
4s '97
J-J
7.000c
Jan 1 1927
4Hs*13 A-O
12.000—Apr 1 '22-'33
434s'20 J-J
2,000--July 1 '22-'23
Street Bonds.
Is'12
A-O
$1,000c._ Apr 1 1922
J-J
4s '14
3,000—Jan 1 '22-24
4s '17
*22-'24
*22-'50
A-0
$25,000c--July 1 1922
10,000c.-Apr
1
$72.900c,Jan
4^s'17 A-0
*18
WESTBOROUGH.
Borrow, capac. Jan I '21
Assess, valuation 1920—
5s '21
4^8
...
ll.OOOc.Oct
wayland.
A-0
—
Sinking funds
*22-'49
1 *21-'31
1 *22-'51
other loans at Fourth Atlantic
Nat. Bank. Boston.
Bonds.
4i4sT9 A-O
$7,000c.-Oct 1 '21-'27
Sewer Bonds.
.—
40.600._Apr 1
ton;
Land
.
A-0
'19
Total tax (per $1,000)
1920---$26-00
INT. on water 4s of 1904 at Boston
Safe Dep. & Tr. Co.
on refunding
loans at Old
Ooiony Trust Co., Bos¬
42,000r—Jan 1 '22-'35
Water Bonds.
__
*17
Note debt (add !).,
Borrow, ccp'y Jan. 1
Total valuation 1920
J-J
-
1,867c
Apr 1 1922
4.000c—Oct 1 *21-'24
5.000.-Apr 2 *22-'26
4,000—Oct 1 '2l-*24
Loans.
4s *16
M-N Sll.OOOc.Nov 1 *21-'31
North Beacon St. Bridge Bonds.
4Hs*19 M-N$57.000c_Nov 1 *21-*39
Drainage Bonds.
4^s*19 M-N $3,000—Nov 1 '21-'23
TOTAL DEBT 1920
$1,087 000
Water debt (Included)
152,0 !0
This
•
$10,000c,July 1 '22 *31
25.000—Apr 1 '22-'46
4^8*17 A-0
Sewer
waltham.
Farm
J-J
A-0
A-0
4s '17
5s
-
Inc.
[15
416
3Hs'99 J-J
Assessed val., real
1 '21-'27
A-0
29,000c,Apr
Water Loans.
Total valuation 1920
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$29.80
at
7,000c_0ct
(10,000c-Oct
1 *21-'25
5,000c. Oct
1 '26-'30
Surface Drainage Notes.
4s *16
A-0
$9,000—Apr 1 *22-'30
Drainage Loans.
1
-
Main street
4.000
BOND. DEBT Apr 21
Water debt (included)
payable
Bank, Boston.
'17
5s '18
M-N|$65.000.Nov 1 '21-'33
County.
I
3,000—Nov
School-Building Bonds.
Water Certificates (reg.).
5^s'20
$36,000r_June 15 '22-39 4s
M-N $1,000—Nov
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Water Bonds.
Assessed val'n, real estate_$2,308,325 4s
M-N $14,OOOo.„Nov
Assessed val'n, personal._
400,085 4s
5,000—May 1
Total assessed val'n 1920. 2,708,410 4s
5.000..July I
Population 1910, 1,010; 1920--1,090 5s *21
M-N 15,000c_May 1
'21 -'26
1 1922
A-0
2 4,000c—Apr 1 *22-*27
A-0
28,000—Apr 1 *22-'28
A-0
97.780—Apr 1 *22-*29
M-N 33,000c-May 1 '23-24
A-0
7,500.-Apr 1 '22-'26
4Ks'14
This town is in Essex
'22-*39
l,000c_—Apr
5s'20
1,000—Sept 20 1921
3,000—May 1 '22-'24
Hlgh-sch.4Ha 8.240—Mch 27 1922
School 4 J4sJ-D2,167
Dec 1 1921
INT.
36,000c_Nov 1
5Ks'20A-O
Park 4 4is
Assessed
90,000.-Apr 1
4s *16
4s
'22-'37
'38-'39
'22-'31
1 1932
$'3,2; Or-Oct 11 '21-'22
—
Water Refunding Bonds.
WENHAM.
1
Macadam Pavement Bonds.
'20
M-N$44.000c_May 1 *22-'25
5s
Miscellaneous Loans.
Water ext 4s
Water 4s
A-0
'22-'2fl
$20,000c_Aug 1 '21-'25
133.330—June 1 '22-'48
—
6,000c_ Dec
—
4Hs'17 A-0
t
4143*13 J-J
$25 000--July 1
4Hs*19 J-Jf$ll2,000c-July 1
1
4,000c_July 1
4^s'19 J-J /$20,000c-July 1
I
1,000c—-July
Hospital Loan.
_s
$12,000c-May 1 '22-'25
36.000c_May 1 *22-'33
J-D
4s *17
4s
,
M-N
M-N
Street Loans.
3H3'05 M-N 512.000c.May 1 *22-'23
4s '07
M-N
10,000c.May 1 *22-'23
4s
town
'05
*21-'26
2.000—May l'22-*23
4s *15
M-N 49,470c.May 1
22-'35
'See V. 100, p. 1619. for maturity)
4s
walpole.
,
4Hs'14
iHa
...
...
This town Is In Norfolk
$510,500
County.
117,000 Incorporated 1635. The town's total
9,334 assets on Jan. 1 1920 were figured to
Borrowing capacity
be $1,462,225; lnoluding water-works
479,111
Assessed val., real
15,853,375 property valued at $590,425.
Assessed val., personal
2,221,585
Highway Notes.
Total valuation 1920
18,074,960 6s'20
J J
$15,000—July 1 *22 '25
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$18.50
Macadam Paving Bonds.
INT. at Boston Safe Dep.&Trl.Co. 5s'19
$16,000
1921-1924
21,457.
School-House Loans.
4s *13
weymouth]
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921
Water
debt (included)Water sinking fund
This town is in Middlesex County.
Tnc. Sept. 17 1630.
Pop.
1920
15,086.811
2,696,610
Total valuation 1920
$17,783,421
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$24.50
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.,Bost.
4Hs'19M-S/$l3.500c_Sept 1 '21-*29
I 10,000c. Sept 1 '30-'39
val.
37
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
'21-'24
'22-'29
County
Tuberculosis
Loan Bonds.
Hospital
personal
assess,
5s '19
20.*00--Sept '2l-'3T
59,000-.July 1 '22-'39
Water Meter Notes.
4s'12
A-0
$1,500—-Apr 1 1922
4Ha
J-D
$3,000—June 2 *22-'23
Municipal Light Loan.
4s '94
A-0 $36,000c-Oct 1 '2l-'24
Water Bonds.
4s
A-O $139,OOQc_Oct 1 *21-'33
PERM'T DEBT June 1 '21 $471,200
Assessed val., real
11.101,881
Assessed val., personal— 2,448,820
_s
Norfolk
real estate
4,205,900
2,388,765
1920
6,594.755
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$30.60
Pop'n 1915, 9.346; 1920
8,525
4s
M-N$44,000c_Nov 1 *22-'30
5,200._Aug 2 *21-'22
M-N 100,000c..Nov l*3l-*41
A-0
13,000—Oct 1 '23-*35
6s
4s *10
watertown*]
wakefield.
3Ha
Assess,
Assessed
TOWNS
School Bonds.
4s *05
M-S $21,336c_Sept 1
M-S
40.500--Mar 1
This town is in Hampshire County.
Incorporated in 1775.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20
$45,900
Tot.
AND
'21-'32
1 *22-'35
1921-1939
M-N $100,000- May 1 '28-'29
Permanent Street Bonds.
A-O $30.000
Water Bonds.
4s g
$25.000
Apr 1 1929
25.000
Oct 1 1930
165,000
Apr 1 1927
3 Hag
A-O
50,000
Oct 11930
4s'05
20.000
1921-1930
4s g
M-N
25.000c. ..Nov 1 1933
Bridge bonds 1907
$9,000
Pavement Bonds.
4s g
A-O
4s
...
...
4HsT9 J-J
$18.000c —1921-1929
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'19 J-J
$ 19,000c
1921-1939
BOND. DEBT Dec 31'18
$311,000
Water debt (add'l)
324.500
Floating debt (add'I)
30,000
Sinking fund
181,228
-
'94
'98
Fire
4a *14
J-D
J-D
$21,200c.Dec 1
12.500c...Deo
'21-*24
11928
&
Police-Building Bonds.
M-NS50.000—May 1 *22-'31
School Loans.
l$36.000c_0ct 1 '21-*29
3Hs'03 A-0
1
6.000c. Oct 1 *30-'31
Public Park Bonds.
M-N $63,000c.Nov 1 '2l-'4l
Surface Drain Loans.
4s *16
M-S
$7.000c,Mar 1 '22-'28
4s *17
A-0
4s '11
2,000c.Apr
4s *17
1
'22-'23
J-J
2.000—Jan 1 *22-'23
Sewer Bonds.
4a '94
J-D $20,000c_Dec 1 '21-22
4s '95
J-D
10.000c.Dec 1 '2l-*22
4a '96
J-D
20,OOOc_Dec 1 '23~'24
4a '15
M-S
4,000c.Mar 1 '22-'25
4s '17
M-S
4,000c.Mar 1 '2 >'25
TOTAL DEBT Dec. 31 *20 $351,500
Water debt (Included)
Debts outside limit
149.500
Borrowing capacity
366.729
Ass'd val. (real
75.000
estate
$19,252,375
3,069,750
22,322,125
(per $1,000) 1920
$22.00
(personal
Total value 1920
Tax rate
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co. and
Nat. Shawmut Bank. Boston.
Hospital Bonds.
WINTHROP.
This town
in
Is In Suffolk Co.
A-O$177,000r—Oct
12
4s '13
4s
1920.15,455.
.
Municipal Loans.
4^8*13 A-O J 4,267
Apr 15 1922
\ 3,873—Apr
15 1923
School Bonds.
4s '13
J J
18,000.-Oct
45,000.-Oct
33,000--Jan
5s '18
J J
55,000.-Jan
5Ms'18 J J
Police-Station Bonds.
A O
5s '17
LEGISLATURE.—The Legislature now meets annually the first Tues¬
There is no limit as to the length of session, but com¬
1 1922
day in January.
1 1923
"22-'23
pensation of the
15,000r
Jan
28,500r_July 1
1,500--July 1 '22 '24
J-J
J-J
4s *14
10.132;
1910,
Population
1852.
Inc
5^s'17 A O
HI STORY OF
'26 '27
'21 '25
M-N $16.000_Nov
4Ms'14
...
see
'27 '29
...
...
...
H^s'01 A-O 150,000r.-Apr 1 1931
02 J-J
85,000r-July 1'31 & *32
1 '21-22
1
1923 3Hs'02 A-O 50,000r- -A-O 1 1932
3^s'03 J-J 225,000r_Jan 1 '33 & '34
Refunding Bonds.
3J4s'08 J-D $24,480-June 29 '22-26 3*4s'03A-O 25.OOOr.-Oct 11933
1 1934
3 )4s'04 J-J
80,000r.— July
Playground Bonds (Outside limit)
1 1934
50,000r. -Dec
4s '11
J-J
S47,820c..Jan 1 *22-*41 3 «s'04 J-D
3 Hs'05 A-O
15,000r—Apr 1'1935
Playground Notes.
25.000r.-Apr 1 1936
4s '13
$1,500-Dec 22 '21-'23 3Hs'06 A-O
Cemetery Notes.
(2.000—Oct
...
{
625-Oct
1 1921
...
4s'11
Water Bonds.
A-O
100,000r—Oct
1 1922
1 1922
$90,368—Jan 1 *22-'38 3Hs'12 A-O 176,000r_—Apr
A O
30,000r_— Apr
4s *09
J-J
29,160—Jan 15 *22-'29 4s '12
60.000r_.Jan 1 *22-'33
J-J
4s'10
J-J
19,800--Jan 1'22-'30 4s '13
A-O
60,000r_Apr 1 '22-'33
FUND. DEBT Jan 1 '21.
$686,808 4s '13
2,000r_July 1 '22-'23
Water debt (included)...
161,000 4s *13 J-J
A-O
13,000r.0ct
1 '2l-'33
Floating debt
125,000 4s *13
A-O
42.000r—Oct 1 '22-'23
4s '13
Borrowing capacity
92,042
260,000.-July 1922-'34
J-J
Assessed valuation, real..17,206,500 4s
J-J
56,000—Jan 1 '22-*25
Assessed valuation, pers'l. 1,023,950 4s '15
Total value 1920-18,229,450 4s *15 J-J 105.000—Jan 1 '22-'35
A-O
30,000—Apr 1 '22-25
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$24.50 4s '15
87,500—Jan 1 '22-'26
Val. of town owned prop.. 1.388.700 33*8*16 J-J
43*s'19 A O 96,000-Apr 1 '22 '29
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bos
40,000--July 1 *22 *29
4J*sT9 J J
Grade-Crossing Abolition.
WOBURN.
4s *10
A-0$ 100,000r.-Oct 1 1930
This city is in Middlesex County.
33*s'10 J-J
100.000r.-Jan 11930
Inc. May 18 1888.
4s *12
A-O
60.000r—Apr 1 1922
Municipal Loans (inside limit).
4s *13
J-J
30,000r
Jan 1 1923
4s'12
J-J
$3,108
Tuly 1 1922 4s '14
J-T
3,000_-July 1 *22-'24
4s '13
J-J
5,000c.July 1 *22-*23
4s '08
J-J
Funded Sewer Loans.
4s
J-J
500.000r_J&J
4Hs*13 J-J
6.000c.July 1 '22-'23
1 '27&'28
5s '18
F-A 14.000c.Feb
1 "'22-'23
3 3*s '99 J-J
170,000r. -July 1 1929
Sewer Debt (Inside Limit).
A-O 465,000r__Apr 1 '30-'33
5s *14
J-J
$39,838c.July 1 '22-'29 314s
60,000
July 1 1932
High-School Debt (Outside Limit). 33*s'02 J-J
3 Hs'05 A-O
60,000r—Apr 1 *34-'35
4s *06
F-A $39,OOOr.Aug 1 '21-'33
20,000r
Apr 11936
4s '06
J-J
4.000c.July 1 '22-'31 3 Ks'06 A-O
25,000r
_Jan 1 1922
High-School Debt (Inside Limit). 3Hs'12 J-J
115,000r
J&J 1 1922
4s '06
J-J
$5,000c&rJuIyl *22-'26 4s *12 A-O
95.000r
Jan 1 1923
J-J
4s '13
4s '06
J-J
2.500c.July 1 '22-26
J-J
5,000r_July 1'22-'23
4s '13
Sewer & Paving Bonds.
A-O
12.000r
Oct 1 *2l-'23
4s *13
4^8-18 J-J $17,200J-J
July *22-'24
13,500
4s '14
Macadam and Sewer Bonds.
■
A-O
4,000
Oct *2l-'24
4Ms '19 ... $48,000
1921-1924 4s '14
J-J
32,000—Jan 1 '22-'25
4s '15
Water Bonds (Outside limit).
10.000—Jan
I '22-'26
$2,000r—-July 1 1922 33*s*16
4^s'07JJ
60,000. .Apr 1 '28 '30
»22-'23 5s '20
A O
-
--
-
„
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
4s '08
4s '11
-
.
-
-
4.000c_July
10,000c.July
5Ks'20 A O 120,000. .Apr 1 '22
'22-'3l
'22-'30
'27
9,000c.July
Street Paving Loans.
'22-'32
4s '12
11.000c-July
3 3*s'12J-J
$70,000r—Jan 11922
*22-'33
A-O
50,000r—Apr 11922
4s '12
4Hs'13 J-J
12,000c.July
'21-'24
J-J
15,000r
July 1 1922
4s *12
4Hs'14 F-A
4,000c.Aug 1
*22-'23
J-J
85.000r—Jan 1 1923
4s '15
J-J
2,000c.July 1
4s '13
J-J
7,500r.July 1 '22-'23
4s '13
4Hs'18 J-J
1,675
J-J
18.000
1921-1924
4s *14
43*8*18 J-J
3,500
30,000
July '22-'24
4Ms'19
31,500
1921-1929 4s *14 J-J
30,000-Jan 1 '22'25
43*s'19
8,000
1921-1924 4s '15 J J
4Ks'19
4.000
1921-1924 33*s'10 J-J
22,500r„ Jan 1 *22-'26
FUNDED DEBT July 12 '19:
18.000—-Apr 1 '22-'27
4s '17
A-O
Inside limit
$178,900 43*s'19 A-O 72,000—Oct 1 *2l-'29
Outside limit
150,490 5s '19
30.000„Jan 1 *27 *29
J J
4s '10
~
'
—
—
—
Borrowing capacity ....
Assess,
val., real
Assess, val., personal
Tot. assess, val. 1920
50,000—Jan 1 '22*26
72,432 53*s'19 J J
12,953,735
Building Bonds.
3,531,667
$9,000r—Apr 1 1922
16,485.402 3Hs'12 A-O
4s *12
$1,000) 1920---$26.00
15,308; 1920, 16,574
INTEREST at Second Nat. Bank,
Boston, and in Wo burn.
Tax rate (per
Pop'n
4s '17
1910.
11922
*2l-'29
1922
1923
Funded Park Loan.
3 3*s'09 J-J
4s
'89 A-O
$8,500r. ..July
250,000r.-Apr
75,000r—July 1 1922
10,000r
1932
1938
Apr
100,000r_—July
125,000r.-Apr
20,000r
Jan
15,000
Apr
15,000r—.Oct
J-J
35,000r—July
4s *12
J-J
4s '13
275,000r
Jan
J-J
21,400r_July 1
4s '13
J-J
66,000-July 1
4s '14
J-J
124,000—Jan 1
4s *15
AO
4s '15
16,000—Apr 1
47,500r„Jan 1
33*s*16 J-J
15.000-July 1
33*s'16 —
39.000--Apr 1
4s '17
A-O
30,000. _Jan 1
5s '18
J J
50,000-_Jan 1
53*s'18 J J
5s '20
A O
68,000—Apr 1
85,000--Apr 1
53*s*20 A O
Street Paving Bonds.
4s '17
A O $18,000--Apr 1
3 3*8 12 J-J
4s *12
A-O
A-O
4s '12
1 '22-'26
1 '22-'26
1 *22-'26
1 '22 '27
1 '21 '27
1 '21 '29
3J*sT6
33*s'17
43*s'17
43*s'19
Bridge Bonds.
3 V*s*12 J-J
$l(),000r—Jan
43*s'19 A-O 153,000—Oct 1
Sidewalk Bonds.
33*sT2J-J
$25,000r—_Jan
4s '13
J-J
20,000
Jan
A-O
3 )*s'08 J-J
3 343*09 A-O
Bonds.
(32.500r—Jan
\50,000r__ Jan
J-J
25,000-July
J J
90.000—Jan
A O 140,000—Oct
A O 225,000—Oct
12.000r—July 1 1922
51,000.. Apr 1 *22-'27
School Loans.
4s'07
—
33*8*16 J-J
—
33*s'02 J J
WORCESTER.
This city is in Worcester County.
Incorp. as a city Feb. 29 1848.
4Ms'17
$200,000r__Oct i *18-'27
Water
J-J
Sewer
1927
1928
1929
1922
1922
1922
1922
1923
'22-'23
*22-'24
'22-'25
*22 '25
*22-'26
*22-'26
'22-'37
'27 '29
'22 '26
*27 *30
'22 '26
43*s*17 A-O $17,500—Oct 1 *22-'27
30,000
Apr '22 '27
43*s'19 A O 167,000
1921 1929
TOT.BD.DT. Apr30 '21 $10,954,100
4s '13
A-O
$30,000r_0ct 1 *21-*23
5,535,371
J J
20,000-July 1 '22 '24 Sinking funds
4s '14
J-J
20,000—Jan 1 *22-'25 Borrow, capacity (inside
4s '15
debt limit)
3,008,101
4s '15
12.000.-Apr 1 *22-'25
A-O
45,000-—Apr 1 '22-'27 Assessed val. real estate_191.368,550
4s '17
Assessed val., personal,. 40.636,230
Land Damage Bonds.
A-0$650,000—Apr 1
*25-*27 43*s'17 A O
Land Damages Loan.
33*8*12 J-J
$50,000
Jan 1 1922 Total assess, val. 1920—232,004,780
Tax rate
Public Playground Loans.
(jper $1,000) 1920—.$26.60
J-J
$50,000r—July 1 1929 Pop'n 1910, 145,986; 1920. 179,724
INTEREST payable by check on
A-O
30,000r
Apr 1 1922
Merchants' Nat. Bank. Boston.
4s *13
J-J
2.000r_July 1 '22-'23
3 3*8
4s '12
of
State
Rhode
Island.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
State
as
of State (square miles)
area
a
One of Original Thirteen
1,250
Providence
Gov. (term exp. first Tues. Jan. 1923).Emery J. San Souci
Sec. of State (term exp. first Tues Jan. '23)_J. Fred Parker
Treasurer (term exp. first Tues. Jan. '23) Richard W. Jennings
State
Capital
Bridge
Loan.
State House Loan.
$318.000o—Jan 1 1924
395.000o„.Jan 11934
3 3*g*94 J-J
3 3*g*94 J-J
3s g '98
3s g '01
State debt,
bonds out¬
described as follows:
$300,000o—Mch 11959
A-O 800.000c,-July 15
M-N 700.000c—May 1
1938
1941
4s g '17
Bonds.
M-N$300.000c. May 1 1967
_
500,000c-.Aug 1 1970
43*s'20 F A
Charitable Inst. Loan.
4g '14
J-J $617.000c—July
4s g '15 M-S 453,500i-—Sept
1 1964
1 1965
Construction Bonds.
3s g *06 A-0$350.000c—Apr I 1946
•Metropolitan Park Loan.
Armory
Bonds.
3Msg'08J-D$250.000c__June 1 1958
1 1936 4s '14 F-A 300,000c.—Feb 1 1964
1 1939
Charitable Institution Bonds.
4s '12
J-D 563,000c —June 1 1942 4s g '16 M-S $149.500—Sept 1 1966
4Hsg'18F-A 155.000
Aug 11968
Harbor Improvement Bonds.
Soldiers' Bonus Bonds.
4s g '10 F-A$500.000c„ .Aug 1 1960
43*g'20 J-J$2,500.000c _ „Jan 1 1945
4s
13
J-D 476.000Z—Dec 1 1963
•This Is debt Incurred for the benefit of the several towns and cities in¬
cluded In Metropolitan Park System.
While such debt Is a direct obliga¬
Highway Improvement
3s g '06 A-O$600,000c—.Apr
3 3*g*09M-S 600,000c..-Mch
tion of the State,
towns
and cities
its payment must eventually be met by assessment on the
benefited,
(x) Coupon with privilege of registration.
State-House bonds and Charitable Inst. Loan 1914
INTEREST on the
payable in Providence at the
Is
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.; on the
1918 and bridge bonds of 1917. payable
Charitable Inst, bonds of 1916 and
at National Exchange Bank; on all
TOTAL DEBT,
$10,832,000
1,631,918
Total funded debt
Sinkingfunds
Net debt——
—
-
Co.
other issues at Industrial Trust
SINKING FUNDS, &c.—
Jan. 1 1921.
$9,200,082
Jan. 1 1920. Jan. 1
1919. Jan. 11918.
$7,702,000
1,263,843
$7,832,000
1,421,860
$7,624,000
1,186,774
$6,410,140 $6,438,157 $6,437,226
town and district bonds and
fund Is largely Invested In city,
notes, and It Is to receive $165,537 yearly.
The sinking
•TAX
VALUATION.—The total assessed
valuation of real estate and
personal property in Rhode Island Jan. 1 1921 was $988,745,048, consisting
$599,134,386 real estate and $389,610,662 personal property.
Tax rate
(per $1,000) in 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918 was $0.90;
in 1919, $1.50; in 1920 and in 1921, $1.20.
of
POPULATION
604.397
595,986
542,610
1905
480.082
1920
1915
1910
OF STATE—
11900
428.55611860——.174,620
11890
345,506 1850
147,545
1880
276.531 1840
108,830
1870
217,353j 1830
97,210
83,059
77,031
69,122
68.825
1820
1810
1800
1790
LIMITATIONS.—Un¬
Assembly
without
in¬
the
obligations of others without the approval of the people.
In
city debts, there Is nothing In the constitution of Rhode Island
STATE AND MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
der Section 13, Article IV of the State constitution, the General
has no power to Incur State debt to an amount exoeedlng $50,000
the consent of the people, except In time of war or of Insurrection or
vasion.
In no case is the Assembly to pledge the faith of the State for
payment of
reference to
limiting the amount
of such obligations.
from Title 8, Chapter 46
of 1909.
Since 1878 these
sections taken
of the State
The following, however, are two
(page 221) of the Revised Statutes
provisions have been In force, and
consequently 3% of the taxable property has been the limit of the power
of each town (which Includes city) to create debt.
SECTION 20.—"The outstanding notes, bonds and contracts of towns
shall be paid and be fulfilled according to the tenor thereof, and all public
works now authorized to be prosecuted shall be prosecuted and all Indebted¬
ness now authorized to be Incurred on account thereof may be Incurred
according to the tenor of the authority thereof."
SECTION 21.—"No town shall, without special statutory authority therefor.
Incur any debt In excess of three per centum of the taxable property of
such town. Including the Indebtedness of such town on the tenth day of
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 la
computing such Indebtedness."
The voters on Feb. 10 1920 approved the Issuance of $2 500,000 Soldiers
bonus bonds and $500,000 State road bonds.
These bonds are all sold.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—Bonds and notes of the State are
not subject to taxation.
Loans of municipalities, we were advised Dec. 12
1911 by the Secretary of State, are taxable.
RESTRICTIONS. &c.—At the
Rhode Island savings
materially altered in many
respects.
In 1912, 1914, 1917 and 1918 further amendments were made.
See V. 94, p. 1397; V. 98, p. 1629; V. 104, p. 1824, and V. 106, p. 1741.
In 1919 the General Assembly passed an Act amending Clause IX of
Section 1 of Chapter 232 of the General Laws so as to permit investment by
savings banks in the bonds of the Federal Loan banks; the 1919 Legislature
also passed an Act amending Clause VI, which deals with investments in
bonds of telephone companies, the qualifications being changed.
A com¬
prehensive digest of the law as it now stands is furnished in the following;
Clause I. Permits Investments in (a) bonds or notes or the United States
or any State or Territory which has not, in the ten years next preceding
the time of investment, defaulted in the payment of its debt
(b) Bonds or notes of any city or town of the New England States or
New York State which has not defaulted in ten years and whose net debt
does not exceed 7% of the last preceding assessed valuation;
or of any
incorporated district of said States having over 5.000 inhabitants, or in
New Hampshire, with a population of over 2,500, whose bonds are a
direct obligation on all the taxable property of such district, and whose net
debt does not exceed 5% of such valuation, and which bonds are provided
SAVINGS
BANK INVESTMENTS,
1911 session of the Legislature the laws concerning
bank investments were completely revised and
by a sinkinz fund or serial retirement.
(c) Bonds or notes of any city of the United States
England States and New York State which has not
years, has 30,000 or more inhabitants, as established by
or
State Census, or city Census certified to by the City Clerk or Treasurer
such city, and taken In the same manner as a national or State Census
for
other than the New
defaulted during ten
the last national
of
preceding such investment, and a net debt of not exceeding
fast preceding assessed valuation, or the bonds and obligations of any
Incorporated school district within such city, payable primarily from
taxes levied on all taxable property in such district:
providing the popula¬
tion of the district is 30,000 or more, and the population and assessed valu¬
ation of the district are equal to at least 75% of the population and assessed
valuation of the city within which such district is located.
(d) Bonds or notes of any county in the United States having a
tion of over 100.000 (according to National ftfeState Census), and whose net
popula¬
preceding assessed valuation.
"Net Indebtedness—Definition.—(e) 'Net indebtedness' shall mean
the total debt less sinking funds, the net outstanding water and sewer
debts and the tax levy for the current year."
Clauses II to VI. Inclusive, which govern Investment In railroad bonds,
public service securities and bonds of telephone companies, are given in
Indebtedness does not
full herewith-
exceed 3% of the last
_
.
u.
T
.
j
Railroad Bonds and Notes.—Clause II.
In the bonds and
receivers* certificates of steam railroad
orporations described
herein below, in the 'table of eligible steam railroad bonds and notes,' sub¬
sections (a) to (y) Inclusive, subject to the following definitions and classl"Steam
notes and
fIC"The
'railroad' and 'railway' herein
titles.
,
'funded indebtedness herein used
words
"The term
Admitted
DEBT.—For early history of the Rhode Island
Supplement" of Apr. 13 1895. page 33. The
Penal & Reformatory Inst.
3 3*g*09 M-S
synonymous
ITS
Total
sixty days' attendance in any
7% of the
'22 '27
Bonds.
Funded City Loans.
4s
"State & City
standing at present are
'22 '26
_
4^s'14
legislators is limited to
calendar year.
15 '21-'28
9.000
Oct 1 '22-'29
4s *15
M-Nf31.800c.Nov 15 '21-'28
\ 2,000c.Nov 15 1929
Shore Road (Notes) (Outside limit)
A-O 51,000-.-Apr 1 '22-'27
3Ms'01 J-D $10,000.-June 1 '22-'26 is'17
Bath-House Bonds.
riighwaylfit Oen. Loan Bonds
A-O $12.000
Apr 1 1923
4s'11
A-O
$3,000c-.0ct 15 1921 4s *13
Funded Water Loan.
Street & General Loan Bond.
June 1 1929
4s '12
S6.000.0ct 15 '21-'22 3^s'99 J D 700,000
4s '99
J J
25,000
Jan 1 1929
Water Bonds (Outside limit).
75,000.—July 1 1932
4s '08
$97,974-Jan 1 '22-'38 3^s'02 J J
A-0$l,080.000r—Apr l'22-'28
4s '09
20,079-Jan 15 '22-'29 «s
June 11930
4s '10
18,000.-Jan 1 '22-'30 S^s'OO J-D 250,000r
4s '08
[VOL. 112.
ISLAND-DEBT OF STATE
EHODE
38
interest.
"All 'income bonds' are ineligible.
"The eligibility of such bonds for such
used are to be considered
.
„
,
.
.
„
.
.
shall Include all bonds and
notes bearing
Investments is defined as follows,
otherwise provided:
"Definition.—Ownership.—Such railroad
unless hereinafter
corporation shall own its
fpftd i n fog,
"Location.—The railroad of
In the United States.
such corporation
shall be located principally
.
"Gauge.—The railroad of such corporation shall be
"Mileage.—Such railroad must be not less than
exclusive of sidings.
^
.
of standard gauge.
100 miles in length,
June, 1921.]
RHODE ISLAND-DEBT OF STATE
Net income.—The net Income of
any such corporation shall be Its earn¬
ings and income after payment of all
operating expenses, maintenance
charges, rentals and taxes, and all guaranteed dividends and
guaranteed
Interest paid by, or due from, it.
j
"The net earnings and income of
any such corporation shall equal the
following requirements by the following classes, to which reference is
made
In the succeeding table of bonds.
"Classification.—Class I.
Any such corporation of this class must have
earned and received in each of its three fiscal
years, or three nearer and suc¬
cessive periods of one year, next
preceding such investment, a net income
of not less than twice the annual
interest for the current year on all its funded
indebtedness, Including the bonds in question.
"Class II.
Any such corporation or this class must have earned and re¬
ceived a net Income, in each of its three
fiscal years, or three nearer and
successive periods of one year, next
preceding such investment, not less
than twice the annual interest for the
current year on the
underlying mort¬
gage honds in question, and all
prior liens.
'Class III.
Any such corporation of this class must have earned and
received in each of its three fiscal years, or three
nearer
and
successive
(>eriods oftwice year, next precedingfor the investment, a on all its
one the annual interest such current year net income
than
of not
ess
mortgage
indebtedness outstanding, including the bonds in
question.
"Class IV.
Any such corporation of thi3 class must have earned and re¬
ceived In each of its three fiscal
years, or three nearer and successive periods
of one year, next
preceding such investment, a net income of not less than
one and a
half times the annual interest for the current
year on all its funded
Indebtedness, including the bonds
in question.
"Table of Eligible Steam Railroad Bonds and
Notes.—(a)
Deben¬
ture bonds of any such steam railroad
corporation, Incorporated In any of
the United States, whose net income is described
in Class I.
"(b)
Debenture bonds of any such steam railroad
corporation. Incor¬
porated in any of the United States, which has leased its railroad to
another
such railroad whose net income is described in Class
I; Provided, that such
lease is for a term extending at least ten
years after the maturity of the
bonds in question, and that the rent from such
lease is sufficient to meet
the interest and sinking fund
requirements, if any, on said bonds or any
{>rior lienfour any other debenture bonds, together with
or
than
a dividend of not
ess
per centum per annum on the entire capital stock of the lessor
corporation: and also provides for the proper maintenance and
operation
of the property leased.
"(c)
Debenture bonds of any such steam railroad
corporation, incor¬
porated in any of the United States, guaranteed as to
principal and interest
or assumed by another railroad
described in Class I.
"(d)
Bonds of any such steam railroad corporation described In items
(b) and (c), which are guaranteed as to principal and interest, or
assumed
by two or more steam railroads of which one shall be of Class I and
the
others may be of Class III or Class IV.
"(e)
Mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation, incorpor¬
ated in any or the United States, whose net income is
not less than that
described in Class III.
"(f)
Underlying mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation,
Incorporated in any of the United States, whose net income is not less than
that described in Class II.
"(g)
Mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad
corporation, Incor¬
porated In any of the United States, which are guaranteed as to
principal
and interest, or assumed
by another steam railroad, whose net income is
described in Class I or Class III.
'(h)
Mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation, incor¬
porated In any of the United States, which are guaranteed as to
prinicpal
and interest, or assumed, by two or more steam
railroads, of which at least
one
shall be of Class I
or
Class IV.
Class III and the others may be of Class III
to meet the interest and
any
prior
liens,
sufficient
sinking fund requirements, if any,
together
with
a
dividend
of not
less
on said
lease
is to three or more steam
railroad corporations, they may be of
Classes I. Ill or IV.
"(s) First mortgage bridge bonds issued by
any railroad corporation of
Class I.
•
"(t) First mortgage bonds of any bridge
company, incorporated in the
United States, whose property is in the United
States, whose entire indebt¬
edness Is guaranteed as to
principal and interest by one or more steam rail¬
road corporations; Provided, that, if such
guarantee Is by one such railroad
corporation, it shall be of Class I, and if such guarantee is
by two or more
railroad corporations they may be of Classes
I, III or IV.
"(u) First mortgage bonds of any bridge
company, incorporated In the
United States, whose property is in the
United States and whose capital
stock is entirely owned,
except shares qualifying directors, by two or more
proprietary steam railroad corporations of Classes I, III or IV which
guarantee the maintenance of the
property and the principal and Interest
of such bonds.
"(v) Equipment bonds or equipment notes issued
by any steam railroad
corporation of Class I, Class III or Class IV which are secured
by a first
lien on the equipment against the
purchase of which said bonds or notes
were issued at not
exceeding eighty per centum of the purchase
price thereof:
Provided, that the indenture under which said lien is established
contains
adequate requirements for the maintenance of the
property pledged, and
provides that an equal amount of any issue of such bonds or notes
shall be
paid annually until all are retired without the release of the lien on
any of
such equipment.
"(w) Notes, warrants and obligations, running for a term of not
more
than five years from date of issue, given
by any steam railroad corporation
which has earned and paid dividends at the
rate of not less than four
per
centum per annum on all Its
outstanding capital stock for five years next
prior to the date of issue.
"(x) Certificates of indebtedness commonly termed 'receiver's certifi¬
by a receiver of any such steam railroad under an authoriza¬
tion of the court or courts having jurisdiction over such
receiver.
"(y) First mortgage bonds and refunding mortgage bonds of
any steam
railroad, incorporated and whose property is principally located in the
Dominion of Canada, which conform in all
respects to the provisions apply¬
ing to mortgage bonds of steam railroad
corporations in the United States.
"Change of Motive Power.—Clause III.
The change of motive
power
by any steam railroad corporation, whether wholly or in
part, shall not
affect the eligibility, for such
investment, of any of the steam railroad
obligations hereinbefore described, so long as its earnings conform with
the
cates' Issued
foregoing requirements.
"Railroad Stocks.—Clause IV.
(a) In the shares of the capital stock
of any steam railroad which has leased its railroad to
another steam
which
operates
the
property
so
leased
railroad,
as
a
part
of its
railroad system;
Provided, .that, such lease is for a term of not less than fifty years, and
lessee company is one whose bonds would be a
legal investment under
provisions of Clause II, Class III, and that by the terms of the lease
lessee company is obliged to pay rents sufficient to
pay the Interest on
outstanding bonds of the lessor and a dividend at an annual rate of not
than four per centum per annum on all the
capital stock of the lessor
the
the
the
the
less
com¬
pany.
"(b) In the shares of the capital stock of any steam railroad which
oper¬
own
railroad whose bond3 would be an eligible Investment under
Clause II, Class I;
Provided, that such railroad has
paid regular annual
dividends on all its capital stock at the rate of not less than four
ates lbs
per centum
for ten years next preceding such Investment.
"(c) The aggregate investment of such deposits and Income by any
bank,
savings bank or trust company in the stock of any one such steam railroad
corporation at par value shall not exceed two per centum of said deposit*
per annum
or
"(i)
Mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation, incor¬
porated in any of the United States, which has leased its railroad to another
steam railroad whose net income is
described in Class I or Class III; Pro¬
vided, that said lease is for a term extending at least ten
years after the ma¬
turity of the bonds in question, and that the rent from such lease is
>
and
39
bonds
"Public Service Securities.—Clause V.
In the bonds of public service
corporations, commonly called 'public service securities,' described hereinbelow in the 'table of eligible public service
securities,' sub-sections (a) to
(j), inclusive, subject to the following description and definition:
"The title 'public service securities' shall Include
only mortgage bonds
issued by any electric railroad, street railway, gas
company, electric light
or
than
power company, or water company, as hereinafter described.
"The term 'funded indebtedness' herein used shall include all bonds and
bearing Interest.
four per
on the entire
capital stock of the lessor corporation, and provides
for the proper maintenance and
operation of the
notes
"(J)
Mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation, incor¬
porated in the United States, which has leased its railroad to two or more
major part of its property in fee.
centum
property leased.
steam railroads, of wbich at least
vided, that said lease shall be for
the maturity of the bonds in
one
shall be of Class I
Class III; Pro¬
a term
extending as least ten years after
question, and that the rent from such lease
or
is sufficient to meet the
interest, and sinking fund requirements, if any, on
said bonds and any prior liens,
together with a dividend of not less than
four per centum on the entire
capital stock of the lessor
corporation, and
provides for the proper maintenance and operation of the
property leased.
"(k)
First mortgage bonds or refunding
mortgage bonds of any such
steam railroad corporation which would be a
legal investment under items
(g). (h), (i) and (j), respectively, except for the fact that it owns in fee less
than 100 miles of road, exclusive of
sidings.
"(1)
First mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad
corporation,
irrespective of mileage, which is a constituent part of a steam railroad and
transportation system of not less than 1,000 miles of
road, exclusive of
sidings, and at least ninety per centum of the
capital stock of which is
owned by a proprietary
holding company which operates said railroad and
transportation system, and the earnings of which, with the
earnings of the
other divisions constituting said railroad
and transportation system, are
received by said holding
company, and which bonds in question are fully
guaranteed as to principal rentalinterest by such holdingat least ten either
company,
y direct guaranty,
by and
under lease extending
years
or
after the maturity of said
bonds, the terms of which lease require a pay¬
equivalent to all taxes and interest, and provides a
sinking fund
sufficient to retire said bonds at
maturity; Provided, however, that the net
income of said holding company shall
equal the requirements of railroads
ment of rent
in Class I.
"(m)
Bonds and debeptures uf any steam railroad
corporation whose
railroad
property is unencumbered by mortgage, and whose net Income is
described in Class I; Provided, however, that such bonds or
debentures shall
be issued only under the authority of some State
which provides by law
that no such railroad corporation which has
Issued bonds shall
subsequently
execute a mortgage upon its railroad
property without
including in and se¬
curing by such mortgage all bonds previously Issued by it and all its
pre¬
existing debts and liabilities, which provision so enacted in such State shall
have been accepted by the stockholders of such
railroad company.
"(n)
Bonds of any steam railroad corporation described in Item
(m)
which has leased its railroad to another steam railroad for a
term extending
than ten years after the
maturity of the bonds in question, which
lessee railroad fully guarantees the
not less
principal and interest on said bonds;
Provided, that said lessee railroad is one whose net income is at least
up
to the standard set in Class III; and
provided, further, that said lease is for
term extending at least ten years after the
maturity of the bonds in ques¬
tion, and that the rent from such lease is sufficient to meet the Interest and
sinking fund requirements, if any, on said bonds, together with a dividend of
a
not less than four per centum per annum on the entire
capital stock of the
lessor corporation, and provides for the
proper maintenance and operation
of the property leased.
"(o)
First mortgage bonds of any terminal company, or terminal rail¬
way company. Incorporated in the United States, whose
property is located
In the United States, and whose bonds are
guaranteed as to principal and
Interest by any such steam railroad corporation of Class I.
"(p)
First mortgage bonds of any terminal company or terminal rail¬
incorporated in the United States, whose property is located
way company,
In the United States, whose bonds are guaranteed as to
principal and inter
fst by two or more steam railroad corporations of Class I
or
Class III.
"(q) First mortgage bonds of any terminal company or terminal rail¬
way company, incorporated in the United States, whose property is located
in the United States, of which company at least ninety
per centum of its
capital stock is owned by two
proprietary steam railroads of Classes
I, III or IV, and which use said property, and jointly, or jointly and
severally, guarantee the principal and interest of all the indebtedness of
or more
said company.
"(r)
First mortgage bonds of any terminal company or terminal railway
incorporated in the United States, whose property is located In
company,
the United States, which has leased its property to one or more steam rail
corporations which guarantee the principal and interest on
said
bonds, and which lease runs for a term extending at least ten years after the
road
maturity of said bonds, and which lease provides for
operation of the leased property; Provided, that, if
steam railroad corporation, ft shall be of Class I. and
■team railroad corporations, they may be of Classes
the maintenance and
such
lease is
to
one
if such lease is to two
I
or
III, and if such
"Descriptive Definition.—Ownership.—Such corporation shall
"Location.—The
property of such corporation shall
pally in the United States, unless otherwise provided.
be
own
the
located princi¬
"Net Income.—The net Income of such corporation shall be its net
earn¬
ings and income after payment of all operating expenses, maintenance
charges, rentals and taxes, and all guaranteed Interest and guaranteed
dividends paid by, or due from. It.
"Eligibility for such Investment.—Such corporation must have earned
and received
a
net income in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer
periods of one year, next preceding such investment not lass than twice
the annual interest for the current year on all its indebtedness secured
by
the mortgage under which the bonds In question are issued and ail
prior
liens, unless otherwise hereinafter specified, and shall not have defaulted on
of its obligations during the same period; Provided, however, that said
bonds shall mature at least five years before the expiration of the
principal
franchise or franchises under which such corporation is operated, or there
shall exist some definite agreement or contract with the grantors
whereby
such franchise or franchises may be renewed or extended from time to time
throughout and beyond the life of the bonds in question, and or that by
such an agreement or contract the security of said bonds is
adequately
protected and preserved to the bondholders, and a copy of such agreement
any
or
contract shall
be filed in the office of the
be preserved in his files
"Table of
Eligible
Bank Commissioner and shall
during the life.of the bonds in question.
Public
Service
Securities.—(a)
Mortgage bonds
of any such electric railroad, street railway, gas, electric light or power com¬
incorporated under the laws of Rhode Island, whose property is lo¬
cated and operated chiefly in this State.
"(b) Mortgage bonds of any such electric railroad, street railway, gas
and electric iight or power company, incorporated under the laws of
any
of the United States;
Provided, however, that the said bonds of any such
electric railroad or street railroad company shall be a legal investment for
such deposits and income onlv In case such comoaav shall have received
average gross earnings of not less than four hundred thousand dollars in
each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer periods of one year, next
pre¬
ceding such investment, and if said bonds are issued by a company which
carries on the business of an electric railroad or street railway combined
with that of either a gas company or an electric light or power
company, or
both of such kinds of business, then, in such case, such
company shall have
received average gross earnings of not less than six hundred thousand dol¬
lars in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer periods of one
year, next
preceding such investment; and if said bonds are issued by any such gas
company or electric light or power company, or by a company which com¬
bines the business of a gas company and an electric light
company,and, or,
pany,
Eower company, or any two such businesses, then, in such case, it shall
ave received average gross earnings of not less than two hundred thousand
dollars in each of Its three fiscal years, or three nearer periods of one
year,
next
preceding such investment.
"(c)
First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such electric railroad,
treet railway, gas, electric-light or power company incorporated in
any
of the United States, which are in operation and show substantial net earn¬
ings and which are guaranteed as to principal and Interest or assumed by
another corporation whose bonds would be a legal investment under the
provisions of paragraph (b) of this clause.
"(d)
First or refunding mortgage bonds of any
railway, Incorporated In any of the United
as to principal and interest, or assumed by
roads whose bonds would be a legal investment
street
anteed
such electric railroad or
States, which are guar¬
a steam railroad or rail¬
under the provisions of
Class III of the classification of steam railroads herein.
"(e) First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such electric railroad,
electric light or power company which has leased its
property to any other corporation whose bonds would be a legal investment
unaer the provisions of paragraph (b) of this clause;
Provided, however, that
street railway, gas,
said lease shall extend for a term of at least ten years after the maturity
of said bonds at a rental at least
equal to the fixed charges and taxes of the
lessor, Including the interest on, and a sinking fund for, the bonds in ques¬
tion, or provides for the payment of said bonds at maturity, and shall reurther, that
authentic copy of such lease shall be filed
?[uire the operation and maintenance of the leased property;Inand provided,
the office of
an
the Bank Commissioner, and such copy shall be preserved in his files
the life of the bonds in question.
during
"(f) Equipment bonds or equipment notes issued by any such electric
railroad or street railway which are secured by a first lien on the equipment
RHODE
40
Issued
not exceed
indenture
for the
against the purchase of which said bonds or notes were
at
Ing eighty per centum of tbe purchase price thereof: Provided, the
under which said lien is established contains adequate requirements
maintenance of the property pledged and provides that an equal amount
of such bonds or notes shall be paid annually until all are retired, without
the release of the lien on any of such equipment,
"(g) Certificates of indebtedness, commonly termed
cates,' Issued by a receiver of any such electric railroad, street railway, gas
electric light or power company under an authorization of the court or
courts having Jurisdiction over such receiver.
"(h) First mortgage bonds of any electric railroad, street railway, gas.
electric light or power company, described in paragraph (b) of this
which is incorporated in the Dominion of Canada, and whose property is
located principally in said Dominion; Provided, that such bonds conform
all other respects to the provisions of paragraph (b), (c), (d), (e) or (f)
of this clause.
"(i) Bonds of any corporation which owns more than ninety per centum
report and certificate
"Loans on
"Loans on
ti
shall be re¬
of the con¬
re-examination, shall
be filed and preserved in the records of the corporation after the manner
provided for a new loan, and such an examination and revaluation shall be
made as often as every fifth year, until such loan is paid.
If at the time
In
railroad or
which is
said
fiscal
year for the five years last preceding such investment, dividends of not less
than four per centum per annum upon all its outstanding capital stock: or
the bonds of any such electric railroad or street railway company which
are secured by mortgage on its property and are guaranteed as to principal
incorporated in this State
company.
and obligations, running for a period of not exceed¬
ing ten years from date of issue, of any electric railroad, street railway, gas
and electric light or power company such as is described In paragraph (b) of
this clause, and which has earned and paid dividends at the rate or not less
than 4% per annum on all its outstanding stock for a term of not less than
five years next prior to the date of Issue; and in the notes, warrants and obli¬
gations, running for a period of not exceeding ten years from date of issue,
of any such corporation which are secured by the deposit of collateral
security having/value in excess of the amount loaned of not less than 20%.
An Act in amendment of and in Addition to Chapter 232 of the General
Laws, Entitled "Of Investments," as Amended by Chapter 687 of the
(k) Notes, warrants
Other¬
;
••;/■ "."/'V;v/"-'/.A'.
Assembly as follows:
Section 1 of Chapter 232 of the General Laws,
entitled "Of investments," as amended by Chapter 687 of the Public Laws,
passed at the January Session, A. D. 1911, is hereby amended so as to
It is enacted by the General
Section 1. Clause VI of
read
as
follows:
"Bonds of Telephone
Companies.—Clause VI.
In the bonds of any
Telephone Company incorporated in any of the United States, whose
property is located chiefly in the United States, subject to the following
description and definition:
"The term 'Funded Indebtedness' herein used shall include all bonds
and notes bearing interest,
"Descriptive
Definition.—Location.—The property of such corpora¬
tion shall be located principally in the United States.
"Net income.—-Net income of such corporation shall
and income after payment
taxes, and all
rentals and
of all operating expenses,
guaranteed interest and
be its net earnings
maintenance charges,
guaranteed dividends
paid by, or due from it.
"Eligibility for such investment.—Such corporation must
and received a net income in each of its three fiscal years, or
have earned
three nearer
periods of one year each, next preceding such investment, of not less than
twice the annual interest for the current year on all its indebtedness se¬
cured by the indenture under which the bonds in question are issued, and
all prior liens, unless otherwise hereinafter specified, and shall not have de¬
faulted on any of its obligations during the same period.
"Table of eligible telephone company bonds.—(a) Mortgage bonds of
any such telephone company incorporated under the laws of any of the
United States:
Provided, however, that the said bonds of any such tele¬
l
practicable until the margin of safety is restored."
Sec. 2. This Act shall take effect from and after its passage.
Invest in the capital stock of any bank or
Incorporated under the laws of any of the New England
York State, or of any national banking association doing
business in said States.
Holdings both by investment and as security for
loans are limited to not more than 25% of a bank's deposits.
No more
than 3% of the deposits shall be invested in the stock of any one such
corporation, nor shall such corporation hold, both by investment and as
security for loans, more than one quarter of the capital stock of any one
Under Clause VII a bank may
trust
such bank, trust company or
page
ess
4% in each fiscal year upon all Its Issues of capital stock for 5 years
preceding the date of such investment: Provided, the principal of said
or notes matures at a time not exceeding 3 years from the date of
Investment therein: and provided, further, that said note or notes shall ma¬
ture at least 5 years before the expiration of the principal franchise or
franchises under which said gas, electric light or power, telephone, electric
railroad or street railway company are operated; and provided, further, that
the aggregate amount so invested by any bank, savings bank or trust co n
pany in the note or notes of any such corporation, together with the bond*
and other securities of such corporation held, shall not exceed 2% of said
deposits held by it.
Securities taken in settlement of debt may be held under Clause XIV, but
the non-legal securities so obtained shall be sold within five years after
being acquired, unless the time is extended.
at least
next
note
"General
Notes, warrants and obligations, whether secured by collateral or
running for a period of not exceeding ten years from date of
issue, of any telephone company such as is described in paragraph (a) of
this clause and which has earned and paid cash dividends on all its out¬
standing issues of stock at the rates of not less than 6% per annum during
each of its five fiscal years next preceding such investment.
(g)
unsecured,
A
true
copy
Provisions.—Clause XV.
of the mortgage or indenture of trust securing said bonds
of the bank commissioner and shall be preserved
shall be filed in the office
during the life of said bonds.
The aggregate investment of
bank,
telephone
by it.
such deposits and income by any
savings bank or trust company in the bonds of any one such
company at par value shall not exceed 2% of said deposits held
Sec. 2. This Act shall take effect from and after its passage.
Amendment of and in Addition to Chapter 232 of the General
Entitled "Of Investments," as Amended by Chapter 687 of
Passed at the January Session, A. D. 1911, and as
Otherwise Amended and Added to.
It is enacted by the General Assembly as follows:
Section 1. Clause IX of Section 1 of Chapter 232 of the General Laws,
An Act in
given,
more
corporations, and it is desired to ascertain the legality of the bonds
corporation for investment of savings deposits, the earnings
several predecessor and constituent corporations shall be
of tbe successor
and income of the
consolidated,
and the aggregate
corporate income so
ascertained shall be
represented
purchase
issue is
regarded as that of one and the same continuous corporation
by the successor corporation; or, if a corporation shall acquire by
the property and franchises of another corporation,
a bond
made for the financing of the transaction, the legality of the bonds so issued
with the other bonds of the purchasing corporation shall be ascertained by
the same process as in the case of a consolidation or merger above pro¬
vided, subject to the rules applying to the several classas of
described under the preceding clauses of this chapter.
"(d)
If the net earnings and income of any corporation whose
have been a legal investment under the provisions of this chapter shall fall
somewhat below the requirements of this chapter for a period of not ex¬
ceeding two successive fiscal years, and in the following vear su<
and income shall be restored to the required amount, said corporation after
such restoration of income, shall be regarded as having complied with said
and
corporations
bonds
h earnings
.
requirements during said period, but during the period of failure to earn
the required amount no investment shall be made in the bonds of a corporation so situated.
"(e)
Serial maturities of bonds shall be considered equivalent to sinkng fund provisions.
"Of the Segregation of Assets.—Clause XVI. (a) Every bank or trust
company which maintains a savings or participation department, or solicits
or receives deposits as savings or on participation, shall Invest all deposits
therein, or so received, according to the requirements of this chapter, and
such deposits, invested or uninvested, shall be set apart for the exclusive
protection of the deposits in said savings or participation department,
shall not be liable for. or be used to pay. any other obligation or liability
and
of such bank or trust company
until after the payment of
all the deposits
participation department.
The foregoing provision as to the character of the Investment of savparticipation deposits shall not render illegal any investments of such
deposits made prior to May 26 1908. nor compel the change of such invest¬
ments for those prescribed by this chapter, except as hereinafter provided.
"(c) If any bank or trust company shall continue to hold such invest¬
ments of non-legal character made prior to May 26
1908 which, in the
opinion of the Bapk Commissioner, are hazardous and unsafe for the invest¬
ment of savings deposits, said Commissioner may, by giving notice in
writing, require such bank or trust company to dispose of such investments,
to substitute other investments of a character in conformity with the re¬
"(b)
lugs or
receipt of such
quirements of this chapter within one year from the date of
notice, and said bank or trust company shall make such disposal or substi¬
tution in accordance with such requirement; but if it shall appear on written
request of
such bank or trust company that
in which to make such disposal or
Laws,
necessarv
additional time is reasonably
substitution in order to avoid
unnecessary
entitled "Of
as amended by Chapter 687 of the Public Laws,
Session, A. D. 1911, is hereby amended so as to read
Investments,"
passed at the January
follows:
"Real
Estate
Mortgages.—Clause 9.
In the bonds of the Fed¬
Banks organized pursuant to the provisions of an Act of Cone
approved July 17 1916:
Provided, that not more than 3% of thj
deposits of any bank shall be invested in said bonds.
"In loans secured by first mortgage on real estate subject to the follow¬
eral Land
gress
ing restrictions:
"No such loan shall be
two
Securities acquired after the
when acquired, need not
the Public Laws,
as
(a)
passage of this Act, which were legal Investments
be disposed of if it happens afterwards that the net income of the corpora¬
tion issuing such securities shall fall below the limit fixed by this Act, or,
in the case of a city, county, town or district, if the debt limit is exceeded,
unless, in the judgment of the Commissioner, it is hazardous to retain the
same, in which case said Commissioner may give directions in writing re¬
quiring the disposal of such securities, and when such directions are
such securities shall be disposed of within one year from the date of such no-,
tice, unless an extension of time is granted by said Commissioner.
"(b)
Bonds which are legal investments under the foregoing provisions
of this chapter and are secured by a mortgage which provides for payments
to a sinking fund shall cease to be legal investments if the corporation issuing
such bonds shall at any time fail to make such payments.
And such bonds
shall not be legal investments under the provisions of this section so long
as any such payment is in arrears and unpaid.
"(c)
If a corporation Is formed by a consolidation or merger of two or
In said savings or
investment.
such
amending Clause IX of
the General Laws, entitled "Of Investments,"
of Public Laws, passed at the January Session
1911, so as to permit investments by savings banks in the bonds of the
Federal Land Banks, organized pursuant to the provisions of the Act of
Congress approved July 17 1916, provided, that not more than 3% of the
deposits of any bank shall be invested in said bonds.
Investments in loans
secured by first mortgage on real estate are defined in the same law and are
subject chiefly to the following restrictions: Loans on improved real estate
shall not exceed 60% of the valuation; loans on unimproved real estate
shall not exceed 40% of the valuation; the aggregate amount of such loans
shall not exceed 70% of the deposits, and of this authorized amount, not
exceeding 30% shall be on real estate located out of Rhode Island.
Clause XII permits Investment in the note or notes of a gas, water,
electric light or power, telephone, electric railroad or street railway company
Incorporated, or doing business, in this State, which has paid dividends of
of the bonds in question.
f>aid than 6% per annum during each of its five fiscal years the rate of not
cash dividends on all its outstanding issues of stock at next preceding
Assembly in 1919 passed an Act
1 of Chapter 232 of
amended by Chapter 687
as
(e) Certificates of indebtedness commonly termed receiver's certificates
issued by a receiver of any such telephone company under an authoriza¬
tion of the court or courts having jurisdiction over such receiver.
so
1388.
The General
e
posited as stated and determined in said indenture, and provided that the
company issuing such collateral trust bonds shall have received average
gross earnings of not less than five million dollars in each of its three fiscal
years, or three nearer periods of enyear, next preceding such investment
and provided, further, that such telephone company shall have earned and
IX,
Section
Eroperty; and provided, the bankthat an authentic copy of such lease shall
riled in the office of further,
commissioner and such copy shall be pre¬
Ehone companies, to not more than 75% trust which limits the amountde^
onds
secured
under an indenture of of the value of the securities of
national banking association.
VIII concerns limit of deposits In any one bank.
Clauses
X. XI and XIII concern real estate loans and personal securities.
The
full text of these sections will be found in the "Chronicle" of May 20 1911,
Clause
income
(f) Collateral trust bonds of any such telephone company secured by the
deposits with a trust company of bonds and of shares of stock of other tele-
company
States, or New
phone company shall be a legal investment for such deposits and
only in case such company shall have received average gross earnings of
not less than one million dollars in each of its three fiscal years, or three
nearer period of one year,
next preceding such investment.
(b) Debenture bonds of any such telephone company Incorporated un¬
der the laws of any of the United States where definite covenant is made
by the company that said debenture issue shall be equally secured with
any future mortgage lien that may be later made by the company:
Pro¬
vided, however, that such company shall have received average gross earn¬
ings of not less than two million dollars in each of its three fiscal years, or
three nearer period.^ of one year next preceding such investment.
(c) First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such telephone company
incorporated in any of the United States which is in operation and which
shows substantial net earnings and which are guaranteed as to principal
and Interest or assumed by another corporation whose bonds would be a
legal investment under the provisions of paragraph (a) or (b) of tnis clause.
(d) First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such company which has
leased its property to any other corooration whose bonds would be a legal
Investment under the provisions or paragraphs (a) or (b) of this clause:
Provided, however, that said lease shall extend for a terra of at least ten years
after the maturity of said bonds, at a rental at least equal to the fixed
charges and taxes of the lessor, including the interest on, and a sinking
fund for, the bonds in question, or provides for the payment of said bonds
at maturity and shall require the operation and maintenance of the leased
served in his files during the life
has
the
the amount of the loan shall be required and secured as promptly as is
Eercentage limit of such value herein permitted for such loans, a reduction
of supplying water for domestic and other purposes; Pro¬
vided, that such company has an exclusive franchise to serve a population
of not less than ten thousand in this State, which franchise extends at least
five years beyond the life of the bonds in question, and that said bonds
are secured by a mortgage of the property, rights and franchises of such
Session, A. D. 1911, and as
at the time of such
such revaluation it shall appear that the property mortgaged
depreciated in value so that the loan secured thereby is in excess of
for the purpose
Public Laws, Passed at the January
wise Amended
and Added to.
the property upon which such loan is secured,
and a written report and certificate
of any
corporation.
First mortgage bonds of any company
amount,
dition and value of the property
railway company. incorporated in this State, the railway of
located wholly or in part therein, secured by the deposit in trust of the
stock and bonds as collateral, and which corporation has paid, in each
"(J)
n.
examined and revalued,
street
and interest by any such
,
of such valuation.
40% of such valua-
o'The aggregate amount of such loans shall not exceed 70% of such de¬
posits, and of this authorized amount, not exceeding 30% thereof shall be
on
real estate located out of Rhode Island.
"In event of any such mortgage loan continuing for five years unreduced
in
outstanding bonds of any electric
corporation.
improved real estate shall not exceed 60%
unimproved real estate shall not exceed
in the records of the
clause,
capital stock and of the
directors, who shall certify according to
of the premises to be mortgaged.
Such
shall be in writing, and shall be filed and preserved
duty by the board of trustees or
their best judgment to the value
'receiver's certifi¬
of the
[VOL. 112.
ISLAND-DEBT OF STATE
made except upon the report of not less than
directors, or agents duly authorized to the
officers, or trustees, or
sacrifice, said Commissioner may grant a reasonable extension
of time for the compliance herewith.
"(d) If any investment of the savings or participation department of
any bank or trust company, which has been set apart as provided in (a)
of this clause, shall be in default in payment of either principal or interest,
such Investment shall promptly be reduced in its book value approximately
to the market value of the same.
"(e) The uninvested funds of the savings or participation department
of any such bank or trust company shall be kept in a distinct deposit ac¬
*
demand certificates of deposit in such manner that the
identified as clearly belonging to the segregated assets
participation deposits.
"(f) Every bank or trust company shall keep an
accurate account
wherein shall appear a complete list of the assets set apart for the exclu¬
sive protection of savings or participation deposits held by it, showing the
count or accounts or
same can
be readily
of such savings or
JUNE, 1921.]
RHODE ISLAND—CITIES AND TOWNS
value, book value, and, periodically, as often as a report Is made to the
Bank Commissioner shall enter in such account the fair market value of
par
each of the investments of said assets.
"(g) The Bank Commissioner in requiring the substitution of invest¬
ments under the provisions of (c) of this clause shall not
require changes or
substitutions aggregating tn any one year more than two per centum of
the savings or participation deposits of any such trust
company at the
time of the passage of this Av.t.
"Of Savings Bank Investments Made Before the Passage of This
Act.—Clause XVII. (a) The provisions of this chapter shall not render
illegal any investments held by any savings bank
prior to May 26 1908,
nor require the change of
any such investment for those herein
prescribed
for the investment of savings
deposits; Provided, however, if any savings
bank shall hold any such investment or investments which
default in
are in
the payment of interest or dividends thereon, or which, at any time, in the
opinion of the Bank Commissioner, are hazardous or unsafe for the invest¬
ment of savings deposits, the Bank Commissioner
may by notice in writing
require such savings bank to dispose of such investments; and such savings
bank within one year from the receipt of such notice, unless such time shall
be extended by the Commissioner, shall dispose of the same; Provided,
further, said Commissioner shall not require the disposal of Investments
aggregating in value in any one year more than two per centum of the
amount of the deposits of such savings
bank.
"Defaulted Bonds.—Clause XVIII. If any bonds held by any savings
bank shall be in default either in principal or interest, such Investment shall
promptly be reduced in its book value approximately to the market value
of the same."
Clause XIX relates to "loans to officers of savings banks."
Clause XX provides that bonds bought below par shall be entered on the
books and returns of the corporation holding the same at the actual cost
price thereof, and the discounts in the price thereof
may,
by
equal
an
annual amortization, be extinguished so as to gradually bring the book value
thereof to par at maturity.
"Borrowing by Savings Banks."—Clause XXI. It shall not be lawful
any savings bank to borrow money for the purpose of investing or
loaning the same, but this shall not be so construed as to prevent any
savings bank from borrowing for the purpose of meeting a run or unusual
withdrawals by its depositors, and in no case shall such borrowing exceed
10% of the deposits of any such savings bank, and the provisions of Clause
XXII of this section shall constitute a further exception to such prohibition
against borrowing.
The note or notes given may be issued either on the
general credit of the corporation or on pledge of securities owned, and shall
be made only upon authority granted by vote of the board of trustees, or
of the investment committee if specifically authorized so to do, and shall
contain a reference to the minutes of the meeting at which the authority to
for
borrow
was
All such notes shall
voted.
be executed
in
the
of the
name
corporation by its Treasurer and shall bear the corporate seal of the cor¬
poration, and shall be countersigned by the President or Vice-President and
two members of the investment committee.
No general authority to bor¬
by the trustees or the investment committee, but all
borrowings shall be only upon a specific vote relating to the note to be
Issued.
In event of such borrowing, such savings bank shall not make
any new investment or loan until the note or notes given are all paid."
Clause XXII.
It shall be lawful for any savings bank to borrow money
for the purpose of purchasing bonds or other evidence of indebtedness of
the United States, issued on or after the first day of April 1918, provided
that in no case shall the aggregate amount of the sum so borrowed exceed
10% of the amount of the deposits of any such savings bank.
The note
or notes
given in payment therefor shall be made only upon authority
granted by vote of the board of trustees, or of the investment committee
if specifically authorized so to do, and shall contain a reference to the
minutes of the meeting at which the authority to borrow was voted.
All
such notes shall be executed in the name of the corporation by its Treasurer,
shall bear the corporate seal of the corporation and shall be countersigned
by the President or Vice-President and two members of the investment
committee.
No general authority to borrow shall be voted by the trustees
or the investment committee, but all borrowing shall be upon only a specific
vote relating to the note to be issued.
shall
row
be voted
EAST PROVIDENCE.
INT.
This town Is In Providence
Incorp.March 1 1862.
County.
School bonds
below are excluded In ascertaining
borrowing capacity.
J-J
$75.000c_—July 1 1951
Highway Bonds.
4Mg'15 M-S $32,000c—Mar I 1935
4s '11
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'16
$75.000
1941
Town Bonds.
4s g '93 J-J
$25,000o„-July 1 1923
4s g '93 J-J
120,000o_July 1 '33&'43
4s '97
J-D 100,000c..J'ne 15'22&47
4s g '08 J-J
200.000c—Jan 1 1958
School Bonds
—
4s *08
J-J
$76,000c— July 1 1948
5,000
July 1 1951
75,000c ...July 1 1951
4Ms'13 J-J
18.000
July 1 1953
4Ms'18 M-N 34,000--May 1 '22-38
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21
$627,000
School bonds (exempt, not
included)
210,000
Floating debt
65,000
Sinking fund
151,233
Assess, val. real estate
16,695,324
4Ms'll
...
J-J
4 Ms'll
Assess,
val./Tangible
personal
Total
3,117,975
(Intangible
assessed
val.
1,806,265
1920
(3-5 to % actual)
Town tax (per $1,000)
21,619,564
1920—$15.00
1920
21,793
Pop'n, 1910,15,808;
INT. payable at the Rhode Island
Hospital
Trust
Co.,
Providence.
City Trust Co., Boston, and Scottish
Union
&
Nat'l
Ins.
Co.,
Hartford,
Conn.
EAST PROVIDENCE FIRE DIST.
IHsg J-J
IHsg
J-J
$50.000o—-July 1 1922
100,000 ...July 11932
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—$185,000
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co. Prov
The above bonds, while issued by the
district, have been assumed by the
E. Prov. Water Co., which purchased
the
system
though
some
thus
years
assumed,
has not been
Al¬
ago.
the
district
relieved of the respon¬
sibility of their Davment
This town is in Newport County.
Refunding Bonds.
Ms' 15 J-D I $7,000c.
.
Dec 1 '21-'27
1 36,000c.. Dec 1 '28-'45
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1920Sink. fd. & secured notes—
$93,110
45,417
Ass'd val. real est. May 4'20-1,746,967
Assessed val. (Tangible
960,045
personal..(Intangible
347,880
Assess, val. bldgs. & impts. 1,737,125
Total assessed val. 1920—3,614,810
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$13.00
Pop'n in 1910, 1,175; 1920—-1,633
INT. is payable in Boston.
__
JOHNSTON.
This town is In Providence
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN
OF
STATE
RHODE
BARRINGTON.
A town in Bristol
porated in
1770.
County.
Incor¬
Population 1910,
2,452; 1920. 8.897.
$155,000
3,852,390
Assessed val'n, personal
1,287,100
Assessed val'n, intangibles. 1,319,400
Total valuation 1920
-6,458^800
12,700
Exemptions
Net assessed valuation
6,446,100
(Real & pers'l_$l6.20
$1,000)! 1920 (Intangible
$4.00
Tax rate (per
BRISTOL.
This town is in Bristol Co.
in
1746.
1920,
Population
11,375.
Incorp.
8,565;
1910,
Bridge Bonds.
F-A$100,000o._Aug
Refunding Bonds.
F-A$200,000c-Aug
4s g '08
3Ms g
M-S $55,000c...Sept 1 1930
Highway Construction Bonds.
5s
A-0 $80,000c
(Due serially until July 1 1940.)
i Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms
M-S$100,000c—Sept 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1921. $235,000
Floating debt & note debt—
24,050
Sinking fund
52,29 i
Assessed val'ne, real estate_7.133.700
Assessed val'n. personal—1,243,700
Other assessable property_.l,156,600
Total
assessed
valuation
1920 (abt 2-3 actual)...9,534,000
Town tax (per $1,000) 1920—$23.80
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prov.
-
_
Pop'n 1910, 7,878;
1920, 8,606.
Funding Bonds.
_
3 Mg'99 M-S $60,000o—Sept 1 1939
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4s g '97 J-J
$2,000c&r__Jan 1
(Part due every five years)
1922
3 Mg'02 M-S $40,000c—Aug 1 1942
BOND DEBT Ja.1. 31 '20- $130,194
1
'28-'47
-
Assess, val. real
Assess, val.
11,590,026
5,661,499
personal
Total val. (2-3 actual)
17,251,525
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$21.00
Value of city owned
prop_$l,072,891
Pop'n '10. 22,754; 1920
INT.
Industrial
at
24,174
Trust
First
at
Co.,
National
This city is
in Providence Co. Inc.
as
town
in
1754,
as
city,
1910.
Pop'n 1910, 21,107; 1920, 29,407.
Highway and Bridge Bonds.
4s '92
—$150,000
1923
4s'94
135.000.
—-
4s '95
150,000.
...
4Ms'15
4s *16
1929
100,000.—
—
4s '97
50,000
35,000
—
—
1925
-—1937
.1925
1921-1925
—
School-House Bonds.
3Ms'99
4s '05 ^
4s '16
4s'16
4s '17
4s'17
$50,000
—
1939
—
50,000
100,000
25,000
24,000
15,500
7,000
—
—-
—
—
—
3,500
—-
1945
1947
1935
1921-1930
—
1930
1921-1927
1921-1927
-
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 17 '20
$896,500
Bonds outside of debt limitations:
85,000
32,000
462,778
Highway and bridge
High school addition
Sinking fund
NOTE
DEBT
632,000
fund—
37,806
real estate.3,986,450 Assessed val'n, real estate.26,764,645
personal
1,570,730 Assessed val'n Tangible.. 6,429,670
1920
5,557,180 Total assessed val'n 1920.33,194,315
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$20.00 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$19.00
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co.. Prov.
INT. on bonds of 1915, 1916 and
General sinking
Assessed val'n,
Assessed val'n,
Total valuation
1917 at First Nat. Bank, Boston, or
Rhode Island
CENTRAL FALLS.
This city,
Incorp. In 1895, assumed
the debt of the old fire district (which
the city), and a part
Lincoln.
Bonds.
$45,000c— Apr 1 '22-26
Hospital Trust, Provi¬
payable at City
other int.
Treasurer's office.
dence;
Funding
19,000c—.Apr 1 1927
39,000c—Apr 1 *28-'30
4s g
*17 A-0
168,000c—Apr 1 '31-'38
20,000c—-Apr 1 1939
57,000c-Apr 1'40-'42
18,000c—-Apr
19,000c
Apr
40.000c—Apr 1
10.000c—-Apr
48,000c—Apr 1
9,000c—-Apr
8,000c.-Apr 1
5s g
1
1
1943
1944
*45-'46
1
1947
'48-'53
CUMBERLAND.
This town (P. O. Valley Falls) is
in
Providence County.
Population
1910, 10,107; 1920, 10,077.
Bridge Bonds (exempt).
4s '16
J-J
J$24,000c—July 1 22-'33
1.000c—July 1 1934
'21 $127,000
Floating debt
130,000
Assess, val. real estate
7,562,420
Assess, val., personal
3,314,460
\
BOND. DEBT Apr 16
-
Total
assessed
val.
1921
(abt. 66% actual)
10,876,780
1 1954
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$16.00
'55-'56
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.
'20M-N$l90,OOOcMay 1 '22-'40
4Hs'15
—
Boston; on highway bonds
Colony Trust Co.. Boston.
Old
at
NEWPORT.
Newport Is in Newport County.
Settled in 1639; inc. 1784; re-chart¬
ered in 1853.
Pop'n 1910, 27,149;
1920,30,255.
Third Street Impt. Bonds.
4s'14
J-D $12,000—Juae 1 '21-'24
Police-Station Bonds.
4^s'13 M-N$35,000
Street Bonds.
4s '16
Nov 15 *21-27
M-N
$5,000—-Nov 1 1921
City Hall and Impt. Bonds.
4s g'98 M-N $153,000c.-May 15 1948
4s g '00 J-J
18,000c.-July 25 1930
Industrial School and Consol.
4s *93 M-N $146,000c._May 15 1923
3 Msg'OO M-N
15,000c.-Nov 151930
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4Ms'15 F-A $27,000-Aug 15
Public Improvements.
4s g'95 M-N $100.000c—-May
5Ms'20 F-A
80,000c.-Aug 1
School House.
4s g'98 J-D $40,000c—-June
3 Ms'04 J-D
4s '08
J-J
4s '14 M-S
150,000c
'21-'29
1 1925
'21-30
1 1928
June 1
1984
18,009o_July 1 '21-'38
90,000c..Mar 2 *22-'39
High School Bonds.
5Msg'20J-D $175,000c--Junel 1945
5Msg'20J-D /72,000c—June l'22-'57
\ 1,000c.-June 1 1958
5 Msg'20J-D
48,000c-. June l'22-'45
Easton Beach Impt. Bonds.
4s g '12 M-N $3.000c-May 1 '22-23
4s 12
M-N
3,000c_May 1'22-'23
Park Bonds.
4s g '97 F-A $40,000c._Feb 15 1927
Athletic Field Bonds.
4s '13
M-S
$6,000.Mar 16 *22-'23
Sewer and Street Improvement.
4s '91
A-O $70,000c—Apr 15 1921
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s g '99 F-A
50,000c. —Aug 1 1929
Sidewalk & Paving Bonds.
4s '16
F-A$20,000-Aug 1 *21-'25
4Msg'17M-S /45,000c_Sept 1 '21-*29
( 3,000c...Sept 1 1930
Bonds.
Memorial
5s '21
J-D $45,000c-June 1 '22-'31
Road Bonds.
4Msg'17M-S $20,OOOc_Sept 1 '2l-'24
5s'19
J-D
36,000—Dec 15 '21-'29
5Ms'20 F-A (24,000c—Aug l'21-'28
\ 1,000c. __Aug 1 19 9
5s *21
F-A (33,000c--Feb 1 '22-\32
\ 2,000c--Feb 1 1933
5s '21
F-A
27,000c.-Feb 1 '22-'30
Land Bonds.
5s '18
J-D $35,000c.June 1 '22-'28
Reimbursement Bds.
$75,000c.July 1 '21-'2S
1,607,500
Sinking fund
426,398
Equip.
4Ms'19
&
TOT. BD. DT. May 1 '21
Assess, val.
'20/Real
48,197,528
\Personal.34.316,472
(90% act.)
Total
80,514,000
—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920INT. at Newport
—-$19.00
except on Indus¬
Is payable at
Old Colony Trust Co., Boston, and
on high school bonds of 1920 which
is payable at the office of the City
Treasurer
or
at
holder's option at
trial School Loan, which
First National Bank, Boston.
NEW
SHOREHAM.
A town in
Newport County.
Pop¬
ulation 1915. 1.314; 1920, 1.038.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '20- $156,846
Sinkingfund
!
—
1.600
Assessed val., real estate. —
790,250
Assessed val,, personal--250,400
Assessed valuation 1920—1.040.650
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920—$17.50
NORTH KINGSTOWN.
..
-8*15
'16
at
$85.000
—
'17
50,000School Bonds.
-s
4
}$12,500c
-.1923
1 40,000c-.1928 & 1933
J-J
12,000
—
4,500—
—
—
May 1 1932
$31,000
Ms'17 M-N $7,500
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1920-
fund
-•
2,431
Assess, val. (real est.)—4,058,890
Assess, val. personal
1,621,520
Total assess, val. 1920--:—5,680,410
Town Tax (per $1,000) 1920—$20.00
Sinking
—
Population 1910, 5,935; 1920, 6,855
INTEREST payable by Rhode Isl¬
and Hospital Tr. Co., Providence,
This town Is in Washington County
Inc. Oct. 28 1674.
Pop'n '10, 4,048;
1920, 3,397.
Funding Bonds.
4s '05 M-S $ 125,000o_..Deo 1 1940
BOND. DEBT Apr 3 1920- $125,000
Floating debt
19,444
Sinking fund (Gen'l)
37,506
Assess, val. real
3,943,670
Assess, val.
1,970,925
personal
Total assessed val.
1920
—
5,319.595
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920—$18.00
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prov.
and Nat. Shawmut Bank. Boston.
NORTH PROVIDENCE.
~~
LINCOLN.
This
Inc.
town
is
This
In
Co.
Providence
Population 1910, 9,825;
1871.
1920, 9,543.
4s g
A-0$I25,000c--Oct 15 1928
School Bonds.
.
.
^
5Ms'20
$60.000-Sept 15 '21-'32
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21— $185,000
---
90,000
109.231
Floating debt
Sinking fund and cash
Assessed val. '20 Real
80%
actual—
.5.506,896
Personal 1,564,325
Intangible 140,300
Total. —7,220.521
$1,000) 1920——$19.00
Industrial Tr. Co., Prov.
Tax rate (per
INT. at
Is
town
In
Providence
Co.
By a special
this town Is
given authority to borrow up to 7%
Incorporated
Act
of
the
1765.
Legislature
of Its assessed valuation.
Funding Bonds.
4s g *05 A-O
J-J
$65,000c—Oct 1 1935
42.000—July 1 '21-'42
BOND. DEBT Mar 9 1921. $107,000
Floating debt—
95,000
Sinking fund, &o
24,409
Assess, val.
(Real estate.-4,426,340
(M act.)
1 Personal
1,441,050
Total val'n 1920 (M act.)..5,867,390
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1920-—$15-00
Population 1910. 5,407; 1920, 7.697
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prov.
NARRAGANSETT.
_
located In Washington
Co., was Incorp. as a town June 1901.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '19 M-N ( $6,000c.May 1 *22-'23
\ 48,000c_May 1 '24-'29
Highway Bonds.
•
4 M s'13 M-N $ 15,000
Nov 1 *21-23
This place,
Is now a part of
of the debt of the town of
was
4s *08
CRANSTON.
4s '07
BURRILLVILLE.
4s '15
This town is situated in Providence
Inc. 1806.
1921 3)
BOND. DT. Apr 1 1921—$1,060,000
Note debt—
180,000
Providence, and
Bank, Boston.
Sewer Bonds.
Co.
ISLAND.
City Bonds.
4s g '96 J-D
$60.000c_Deo 1 *21-'26
4s '04
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '21.
Assessed valuation, real
County
Incorporated Mch. 6 1759.
On June I 1898 a portion of thi3 town,
representing about hve-sevenths of
the assessed valuation, was annexed
to the City of Providence.
The com¬
mission 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
Numbers
151 to 191 (all Inclusive) remain as an
obligation of the town of Johnston
The bonds given below are those re¬
maining as an obligation of the town
after division.
Chap. 882, Laws o.
1912,
increases the limit of debt
which rhay be incurred by this town
(not counting temporary loans) to
5% of the taxable property.
Refunding Bonds.
?
and
bonds
improvement
on
J. P. Morgan & Co., N. Y.; on gen¬
bonds at Nat. Shawmut Bank,
eral
(
2,500
Aug 1 1926
Permanent Impt. Bonds.
3 Ms g '00 J-J 50.000c-.July 25 1930
JAMESTOWN.
4
41
„
General
„
Bonds,
ts g '99 J-J
$60,000o—Aug 15 1929
TOTAL DEBT May 23 '21 $129,000
Floating debt--;
Assess, val., real est
Assess, val., personal
29,000
2,014,910
1,724,475
408,175
PAWTUCKET.
This city Is In Providence County.
Incorp. Mar. 27 1885.
Population
1910. 51,622: 1920, 64,248.
Grade-Crossing Abolition.
4Mg'15 F-A$264.000c&rFeb 1 *22-*65
4Mg'16
45.000c&rMay 1*22-66
General Funding Bonds.
—-
4s g '08 J-J
4g'10 J-J
$210.OOOc&r July 1 1948
200.OOOc&r.July 1 1950
General Account Bonds.
4s *89
J-J
/$50.000c—July
1 1924
(50.000c. _-July 1 1929
222.OOOc&r- July 1 1936
4s g *97 M-N 130.000o&r May 1 1937
actual)
4,147,560 3 Msg '02J-D 55,000r—-June 1 1922
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $17.50 4s g '04 M-N 490,000c...May 1 1944
Population 1910. 1.250;
1920,
993 4M g'16M-N130,000c&rMayl'22-'47
Other assess, prop
Total assess, val. '20 (60%
4s g *96 J-J
PAWTUCKET (Concluded).
Gen'I & Highway Acct.
Bonds
A-OS442,000c.. - Apr 1 1923
4s JK '93
Sewer Bonds.
1 1923
1 1930
1 1934
1 1937
1 1944
1 1948
1 1950
4Ksg'12J-D 40.000c&r Dec 1 1952
4MsgJ6M-N69,OOOc&rMay 1 *22-'44
4Hg'19 s-a
OO.OOOc&rJJune 1 1929
4 Kg'19 s-a
60.000c&r_June 1 1939
4Kg'19 f -a
60,OOOc&r. June 1 1949
4s g '93 A-0$339,000c...Apr
3 Ksg'OOA-O
17,OOOr-.-Apr
*94 J-J
156,000o&r July
'97 M-N 225.000o&r.May
4s g '04 M-N
35,000o—May
4s g *08 J-J
80,000c&r July
4^s g'10 J-J 90,OOOc&r July
4s g
4s g
Public Improvement.
3Ksg'97M-N $640,000r_ -May 1
3s g 99 M N 84,000c&r_Mayl
4s g '08 M-N 295.000r.„May 1
4s g '17 J J
322,000r
Jan 1
4s g '20 J D 300,000r.„ June 1
Weybosset Bridge Loan.
3Ks'99M-N $270,000c&r.May 1
Bridge Bonds.
4s g '04 M-N $25,000o—May 1 1934
4KsgT5F-A 69,OOOc&r Febl*22-'44
School Bonds.
3Ksg'02J-D $13,000r—June 1 1922
3 Ks g'99A-0
50,000c &r Apr 1 1939
4s g '04 M-S 120,000c—Moh 1 1929
4sg '08 J-J
78,OOOc&r .July 1 1938
4Kg'12 J-D 40.000c&r_Dec 1 1942
„
g'15F-A l75,OOOc&rAug
4K
1 '2l-'55
—1921-1957
Bonds.
4s g *94 J-J
255,000c—July 1 1934
4s g '05 M-N140.000c_.-Nov 1 1935
3Ksg'99A-0 $100,000r__ Apr 1 1939
4sg 97 s-a
130,OOOc&r-May 1 1937
Highway and Bridge Bonds.
4Ks'10 J-J $125.000o&r July 1 1950
4Kg'12
40.000c&r_Dec 1 1952
4Kg'14 J-D
69.000c&rJ'ne 1 '22-44
4 Kg'14 J-D
46,OOOc&r J'ne 1 '22-44
17 s-a
259,OOOc&r
Street Improvement
4s g
—
125,OOOc&r-.1921-1945
75,OOOc&r .June 1 1929
4 Kg'15 s-a
4Kg'19 s-a
4Kg*19 s-a
75,000c&r_June
Police Station Bonds.
4Kb '15F-A $25,000c&rAug 1
Fire-Station Bonds.
4s g '05 M-N $l3,000o—Nov
4Kg'12 ...
35,000c&r_Dec
Public Park Bonds.
4 Kg'10 J-J
$40.000c&r_July
4Kg'12
'20,OOOc&r. Dec
Water Loan.
—
granted and signed by the
Warwick March 14 1643.
1913; now War¬
wick and West Warwick.
The 3 K»
below were Issued prior to the divi¬
sion.
The 4Kb were issued in June
1914 to take up portion of indebednees of old town of Warwick
3 Ks g
J-J *$251,000c—Jan 1 1932
4Kg'14 J-J
350.000c —July 1 1944
School Bonds.
4Ks'l6 J-J
$70,000c-July 1 '22-'31
5s '20
J-D /63,000c.June 1 *22-'30
140,000c. June 1 '31-'35
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21
$787,000
Sinking funds
173,204
Assessed valuation, real
13,421,122
Assessed val'n, personal__ 6,883,163
Total val. 1920 (66% act.)20,304.285
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'20-$l8.50
1 1930
1 1937
1 1950
1 1952
35,&00c&rMay 1 22-56
Treasury.
TOT. DEBT,
Town divided Nov. 4
Popul'n 1910, 26,629;
SINKING FUNDS,
Mar.' 31 1921.
debt)
Total
-
Sinking funds.
Net
$24,006,000
2,755.260
$26,761,260
debt
&o__
12,866.132
$13,895,128
debt
Water debt (lncl. above).
4,119,000
The notes outstanding on Mar. 31
A-O ,125,000c...Apr 1 1930 1921 representing the floating debt
J-J
70,000r—July 1 1934 were Issued for and are chargeable
M-N 100,000c..-May 1 1937 to the following accounts:
$232,000
M-N 98,000c&r.May 1 1929 School houses and lots
70,000c —July 1 1923 Public playground
65,202
*08 J-J
•
4Ksg'10J-J
70,OOOc&r. July 1 1928
1 1933
1 1938
70.000c&r_July
85,000c&r_July
25 .OOOc&r-July
25,OOOc&r. July
25,000c&r_ July
4Kg*12J-D 140,OOOc&r
Highways, special
Harbor improvement
3,500
100,000
146,653
1 1930
1 1935
Fire loan account
Water
Public
Decl'22-'37
Supply Board Loan 1,465,000
Works, labor saving
45,000
devices
($35,000 due every 5 years.)
Total
.$2,755,260
i-D 72,OOOc&r Jme 1/22-39
WATER
WORKS.—The water¬
4Kg'14 J-D
54,OOOc&r J'ne 1 22- 39 works construction account to Oct. 1
4Kg'16 M-N100,OOOc&r May 1*22-41 1920 amounted to $7,071,283.41. In
Recapit'n of Debt Jan. 1 1921.
water
General debt—
$4,356,000 year 1919-20 Income from cost of
rents, &c., was $971,735.90;
Sewer debt
1,234,000
management, &c., $435,202.28; in¬
Water debt
—1.241,000 terest on water loans, $114,476.68;
Total bonded debt
$6,831,000 depreciation and extension fund,
Floating debt
402,000 $137,787.00; surplus, $284,269.94.
value
of
city
prop¬
Total debt
$7,233,000 The total
4 Kg* 14
Funds-—•
$1,106,262
479,602
222,138 1,813,996
Less Sinking
General
Sewer
Water
NET
DEBT Jan
1
1921.$5,419,004
Assessed valuation, real-.61,017,760
Assessed val., personal—31,118,220
Personal prop,
(intangible) 37,091,233
1920
129,227,213
fair cash value.)
Total valuation
(Assessment
.
$1,000)
1920--$20.00
INT. at First Nat.
Bank, of Bost.
Tax rate (per
in 1920 was as follows: Real
estate (including water-works valued
at
$4,853,592.77), $21,369,557.77;
personal
property,
$1,112,066.05.
Trust funds were valued at $761,-
375.71.
ASSESSED VALUATION—
1920
1919
$241,001*,260
Personal _al95,499,040 ♦182,814,860
Total
482,563,400 423,816,120
Tax
$21.50
$23.50
p.M.
Amount of
$9,279,237
$7,275,013
Includes $105,692,440 intangible
tax
PROVIDENCE.
W. L. Clarke, Tr.
a
The city is situated in Provldenoe
roperty which is taxed at $4 per
County, which has no debt.
On 1,000.
June 1 1898 a portion of the town of
*
Includes $104,973,320 intangible
Johnston,
representing about flvesevenths of the assessed valuation,
was
annexed to the city of Pro¬
POPULATION.—In 1920, 237,
vidence,
and the
latter assumes
595; in 1915 was 247,660; in 1910 it
$255,720.64 of the net debt of the was 224,326.
old
town
of Johnston.
City was
Incorporated
1832.
None of the SOUTH KINGSTOWN.
This town (P.. O. Wakefield) Is in
city's bonds Is tax-exempt.
Harbor Bonds.
Washington County.
Inc. Feb. 26
4s g *15 J-J $500,OOOc&r.Jan 1 1945 1722.
Pop. 1910,5,176; 1920,5,181.
4s g '16 J J
Improvement Bonds.
250,000r—Jan 11946
$4,275r__Dec 15 1921
4s g *20 J-D 240,000
June 1 1950 4s'92 JD
School Loan.
($5,000 In even & $6,000 In odd yrs.)
.
property, which is taxed at $4 per
1925
1927
1929
1934
1936
1937
$300,000r__May 1
4s g
500,000o&r.Apr 1
3Ksg'99M-N350,000r—-May 1
3Ksg'04M-N300,000r—-Nov 1
3Ksg'06J-D 300,000r
June 1
3Ksg'07M-N300.000r—.May 1
4s g
'95 M-N
'97 A-O
Funding Bonds.
4s '12
J-D $65,100c June 15 *22-'33
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 '21—
$94,000
Floating debt
real estate
Assess, val
31,700
4,142,915
4,382,110
8,525,025
3Ksg'09M-N300,000-—May 1 1939 Total valuation 1920
4s g 13M-N300,000r—Nov 1 1943
(Assessment fair cash value.)
4s g '16 J J
500,000r—Jan 1 1946 Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$18.00
4s g '17 J-J
INT. at R. I. Hosp. Tr. Co. or at
500.000c&r_Jan 11947
4s g '20 J-D 250,000r. ..June 1 1950 Town Treasurer's office.
Fire and Police Loan.
3Ksg'02M-N $258,000r„Nov 1
Bridge Loan.
3 Ksg'04M-N $200,000r_.Nov 1
1932
1934
JrJ 1912,000c&rJuly 1 1921
M-S 500,000c &r.Mch 1 1922
4s g *93 A-O 500,000o&r.Apr 1 1923
4s g '95 M-N 800,000c&r .May 1 1925
4s g '96 J-D 500,OOOo&r.June 1 1926
4s g'97 A-O
50,000o &r .Apr 1 1927
3 Ksg'98A-0 200,OOOc&r .Apr 11928
3s g '99 M-N 250,OOOc&r .May 1 1929
3s g '00 M N300,OOOc&r.May 1 1930
3s g *01 M-N 300,000r—May 1 1931
3 Ksg'03M-N 500,000r—Nov 2 1933
3Ksg'04M-N200.000r—.Nov 1 1934
N350,000c&r.Nov 1
3Ksg'10M-N400.000r—-May 1
3Ksg'llM-N 500,000r—Nov 1
4s g p14 M N375.000c&r_May 1
4s g '17 M N300.000r__.Nov 1
4s g '20 J D 200,000r___June 1
M
Hospital Bonds.
1936
1940
1941
1944
1947
1950
^
3 Ksg'10M-N $375,OOOr..May
Park Loan.
1 1940
'92 M-S $500,000o Ar.Moh
3 H8g'97M-N 674,000r
May
4s g '08 M-N 260.000r-.-May
11922
1 1947
1 1938
4s g
Park and
4s g
*17
Playground.
M-N300,000r—Nov 1 1947
Assess, val.
personal
at
Rhode Island
Union Trust Co., Providence.
♦
Part of an issue of $400,000,
This town is in Newport
County.
Refunding Bonds.
M-S $48,000--Sept 1 *2l-'42
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21$46,000
Floating debt
53,000
Assess, val. real estate
4,494,793
Assess, val. personal prop-1,302,735
Tot.ass'd
vaf'20 (75%act.)5,797.528
$1,000) 2l.$l6.00
Population 1910, 4.032: 1920, 3,894
Tot. tax rate (per
WARREN.
This town is in Bristol County.
Incorporated in 1747.
Sewer
Bonds.
4s g '16 J-J
of
is assumed by War¬
by West Warwick
which $251,000
wick and $149,000
(Assessment at 70 to 80 % act. value.)
$1,000)'20-$19.20
Total tax rate (per
Population 1910, 6,585; 1920--7.841
INT. payable at Old Colony Trust
Co., Boston.
WOONSOCKET.
Inc.
Provldenoe
In
town
in
1867;
city
June 13 1888.
City Hall Bonds.
4s g '03
1 1923
M-N $100,000o—May
School Bonds.
1 1923
1 1945
M-N $97,000o—May
4Kb'15 J-D 150.000c—June
4s g '03
Funding Bonds.
4s g '94 A-O$256,000r—Apr 11924
4s g '97 M-N 238,000r—May 1 1927
4Ksg'07J-D 200,000o.__June 1 1927
4s '08
s-a
435,OOOc&r
1933
4s *11
J-D 250,000c—June 1 1941
4 Ks'll J-D 250,000c—.June 1 1941
4Kb'14 M-N500.000
May 1 1944
4s *17
M-N500,000c_—Apr 1 1947
M-S /289,000-Mar 15 *22-38
\160,000-Mar 15 '39-48
(310,000
1921-1938
1160,000
1939-1948
5s '19
A-O 760,000
Apr 1 '22-'59
6sg'21 M N/256,000-cMay 1 '24 '31
5s g '18
5s '18
...
l930.000c.May 1 *32 '61
County.
Population 1910. 8.696;
1669.
Is
Woonsocket
County.
This town Is In Washington
Inc.
1920, 9,952.
Funding Bonds.
4s g'09 J-D $100,000c—June
Refunding Bonds.
4 Ksg'07J-D $200,000c—June
Sewer Bonds.
1 1927
$47,000r—Aug 15 1921
1 1939
43,000r—Aug 15 1925
Refunding Bonds.
71,000r—Feb 15 1925
4s g
J-J
$30,000c---Jan 2 1929 4s
g '04JJ-D
81,000c—-June 1 1924
Water Loan.
4Ks'15 J-D
50,000c—June 1 1945
4s
M-S $15,000r—Sept 1 1927 4s '17
F-A
35.000—Feb 15 1925
3Ksg
F-A
73,000c—Feb 1 1929
Water Bonds.
3Ksg'05M-S 63,000o...Mch 1 1935
Ksg*01M-N$200.000rl—May 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 *21
$281,000
Floating debt (ada'l)——.
567,700 fs g *03 M-N 100,000c—May 1 1923
Sinking fund (water)
26,46.5 fs g '04 J-D 150,000c—June 1 1929
Assess, val. real estate
9,400,950 fs g '05 M-N 50,000c-.Nov 1 1935
4BOND. DEBT Apr 8 *21. $1,385,000
Assess, val. personal
3,853,150
1,450,000
Total assess, val. 1920
13,254,100 Floating debt
4s g *93 F-A
4s g *97 F-A
3 Ksg'OlF-A
O
(Assessment about %
actual value.)
$25.00
Tax (per $1,000) 1920
INT. on funding 4s at
Old Colony
Tr. Co., Boston; other coupon bonds
at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y.
(P. O. River Point)
Is in
Incorporated 1913.
J-J $149,000c
Jan 1 1932
1,400,945
4,434,055
500,000
327,000
fund (add'l)
222,343
Sewer sinking fund (add'l)
247,996
Assess, val.real esc..
30,302,700
Water sinking
Assessed val'n,
WEST WARWICK.
This place
Sinking fund
NET DEBT Apr 8 *21—
Water debt (additional)-.
Sewer debt (additional)--
personal—19,997,225
50,299,925
fair cash value.
$1,000) on real
Total valuation 1920
Kent County.
(Assessment about
3Ks
Tax rate
(per
estate and personal, 1920--$20.00
4Kg'14J-J 300.000
July 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Apr 11921
$449,000 Pop'n 1910, 38,125; 1920
43,496
Sinking fund
118,635
INTEREST on coupon bonds is
7,037,865
4,781,771 payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val.
personal
State of Connecticut.
"
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted
Total
..One of Original Thirteen
State
a
as
area
of State (square
5,004
miles)..
Hartford
Governor (term expires Jan. 1923)
..Everett J. Lake
Secretary of State (term exp. Jan. 1923)-Donald J. Warner
Treasurer (term exp. Jan. 1923)......G. Harold Gilpatrick
State Comptroller (term exp. Jan. 1923)-Chas. A. Templeton
Attorney-General (term exp. Jan. 1923)
Frank E. Healey
State
Capital
odd years on the Wednesday fol¬
A constitutional amendment adopted
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In
lowing the first: Monday in January.
in Oct. 1911 limits the length of each
first Monday in June.
session to the first Wednesday after the
V. 95. p. 1435.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For early history of the Connecticut State debt
"State and City Supplement" of April 1895, page 36.
The 3K%
see
provided, "shall be exempt from taxation by or under
bonds below, it is
municipal authority."
The 4s are also exempted from taxation,
provides that "this exemption shall not be construed to apply
corporations taxed under the provisions of Section 2331, General Statutes,
State or
but the Act
to
thereof."
and amendments
Connecticut's debt now is as follows;
—Interest—
Principal
—
Bate. Payable. When Due. Outstand'g.
1909 3K A-O 'April 1 1934 $2,955,000
1911
4
J-J
July 1 1936 11.336,000
—1865
Ceased
Oct. 1 1885
100
call after April 1 1924.
Name and Purpose.
State bonds
do
do
War loan
•
Subject to
INTEREST on all bonds is
mailed
on
payable in Hartford, Conn., but checks are
request.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—
Total bonded debt
Civil list funds
July 1 '20. *July 1 '19. Oct. 1 *18.
$14,291,100 $11,791,100 $12,062,100
875,196
2,659,885
8,025.076
8,788,162
8,332,255
4,630,596
Oct. 1 '17.
$12,535,100
5,911,784
3.966,337
$4,627,742
$798,960 sur$593,572 $2,656,979
Assembly in 1919 changed the date of the fiscal year
Net bonded debt
♦
The
General
from Sept. to
June 30.
Assembly of 1915 enacted a law providing for a sinking
annually, to be taken from the State tax on the towns and
of State or municipal bonds.
The bonds so purchased
are to be held and the proceeds, with the Interest on the purchased bonds
are to be used for the redemption, at maturity, of all State bonds.
Tnis
aw was repealed in 1919 after four such annual appropriations had been
made.
Appropriations of $3,000,000 were also made by each of the General
Assemblies of 1917 and 1919, making a total of $8,000,000 set aside for the
sinking fund.
Tnis fund has been used to I retire $69,000 of the State
bonds, and on June 30 1920 the fund also had $8,502,000 invested in
United States obligations, besides $286,162 cash on hand.
x
The General
fund of $500,000
used In the purchase
$100,000c.July 1 '22-'41
Refunding Bonds.
4s g
A-O
$8,000c_0ct 1 '2l-'22
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21. $158,000
Floating debt (additional)30,000
Assessed valuation, real
5,051,170
Assessed val'n, personal
2,816,850
Assess, val. intangible prop.
985,425
Total valuation 1920
8,853,445
Popul'n 1915. 15,782; 1920, 15,461
INT. in Prov. at R. I. Hosp. Tr*
Co. and Union Tr. Co.
WESTERLY
Sinking fund.x
TIVERTON.
4s '12
Sewer Loan.
4s g '91
4s g '92
4s g '06
int.
erty
Real est-.$287,064,360
1920, 13,481
payable prin.
Hospital &
Trust Co., Providence; the 4Kb at
First Nat. Bank, Boston; the 5s at
INT.—The 3Ks are
&
697,905
.
Sewer construction
1 1925
,
„
Bonded debt (Incl. water
Floating debt
of
Earl
val.'20(60% act.)$ll 819 636
$1,000) 1920—$17.00
Tax rate (per
County.
Kent
in
Is
town
Patent
Y.j and at the City Treasury in
Providence:
on
Johaston
School
bonds at Industrial
Trust Co. in
Providence; on all other loans at City
Water Bonds.
3Kg'00
4s g *94
4s g '97
4s g '04
^
This
N.
'21-*45
4j4g'16M-N
1929
1 1923
1 1927
1 1956
Refunding Water Loan.
3sg '00M-N $935.000c &rMay_ 11930
Highway Loan.
4s g '94 M-N $l,200.000r.May 1 1924
3s g '00 M-N 300.000o&r.May 1 1930
4s g *06 M-N 300.000c&r.Nov 1 1936
4s g '14 M-N 700,000r—May 1 1944
4s g '15 J-J 1500,OOOc&r _ Jan 1 1945
4s g '16 J J
300,000r—Jan 1 1946
4s g '20 J D 500,000r._.June 1 1950
JOHNSTON BONDS {Annexed).)
School District No. 1.
4s '97
M N$17,000c&r_Nov 1 1927
School District No. 15.
4s '94
A-O $30.000o—-Oct 1 1924
INTEREST payable as follows:
Park loans due 1922; highway due
1930,1944.1945 and 1936; public improv t 1929; school 1927 and 1947;
sewer
1921 to 1923, 1925 to 1930,
1936 and 1944; water 1923, 1927,
1930 and 1956; harbor 1945, and
bridge loan at National City Bank,
ETC.—
Tot. ass.
WARWICK.
1937
1929
1938
1947
1950
_
4s g '93 A-OS554, OOOc&r .Apr
4s g '97 A O 165,000r—At
4s g '16 J-J 1,000,000c&r_July
1 1939
4s g
[Vol. 112.
CONNECTICUT-DEBT OF STATE
42
ASSESSED
VALUATION .—Assessed value
believed to be fair value.
Tax Valuation. Years.
Tax Valuation. Years.
Tax Valuation.
$1,661,776,728 1914
al,105,081,413 1905
$712,519,166
al,464,602,164 1912
1,102,990,545 1900
694,200,162
al,375,708,933 1911
1,041,334,019 1895-.—
444,321.927
1916
al ,278,357,574 1910 — —
997.500,664 1888
354,557,515
1915
al,174.551.713 1909
965,629.807
a State tax of $1,750,000 apportioned to towns on basis of taxes collected.
These valuations do not include steam or electric railroads, banks. In¬
surance or investment companies and only a small portion of cash, bonds
Years.
1919
1918
1917
or
notes.
Under Chapter
106, as amended by
collects the tax on every
Chapter 165, Laws of 1901, the State
bank, national banking
association, trust, insur-
June, 1921.]
Investment
ance,
CONNECTICUT-DEBT
and
bridge oompany
whose
stock
Is
not
exempt
from
taxation, and remits the amount so collected to the various
city and town
treasurers. The value of such stocks was
previously Included In the grand
1st of each town.
POPULATION OF STATE.—Population has been
1920.
_
.1,380,631
1910...1,114,750
1900...
1890...
908.420
740,258
1880...
022,700
1870
537,454
1800
.400,147
1850...—370.792
1840
1830
1820
as
309,978
297,075
275.248
follows:
1810
1800
1790.—..237,940
pro¬
hibit the General Assembly from authorizing
any town or city to protect by
additional appropriations of
money or credit any railroad debt contracted
prior to the adoption of this amendment.
every municipality
There were formerly no general restrictions
upon the issue of bonds in
the statutes, such restrictions as were
provided from time to time being
inserted in enabling Acts and in city charters.
As to towns, indeed, Sec¬
tion 1931, Chapter 121, of the Revised Statutes of 1902
power
to issue bonds.
The
1915
granted unlimited
Legislature, however, by Chapter 318
Ba3sed an Act as comprehensivetowns is simple. It iscorporations "An
defined as
miting the indebtedness which as it and municipal
Act
may in¬
cur," and provides that: "No municipality or subdivision thereof shall in¬
cur any indebtedness,
through the issue of bonds, in excess of five per centum
of Its grand list, unless otherwise
provided by special Act."
V. 101. p. 2158.
TAX EXEMPTION.—A law was enacted by the 1917
Legislature,
exempting from taxation within the State all bonds, notes and other evi¬
dences of indebtedness issued after April 1 1917
by the U. S.
Government,
and by any county, town,
city, borough or other municipal taxing district In
this State.
The full text of the new law was given in the "Chronicle" of
April 21 1917,
page
1017.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—A complete revision of the law concerning investments
by savings"
banks was made by the 1919 Legislature.
The 1921 Legislature amended
sub-section 20 of section 3972 extending for a
two-year period the provision
that railroad bonds which were
legal investments for savings banks at the
time when the Federal Government took over the
operation of the roads
shall not become illegal investments by reason of such
operation.
The 1921
Legislature passed an act permitting savings banks to invest two per cent,
of their deposits and surplus in
equipment obligations issued by the National
Railway Service Corporation.
The text of the law as it now stands follows:
Sec. 1. Section 3972 of the General Statutes is amended to read as
follows:
Savings banks may invest their deposits and surplus only as provided in
chapter 204 of the General Statutes: (1) In the stock or bonds or interestbearing notes or obligations of the United States, or those for which the
faith of the United States is pledged to provide for the
payment of the
principal and interest, including the bonds of the District of Columbia;
(2) not exceeding ten per centum of their deposits and surplus in bills of
exchange drawn by the seller on the purchaser of goods and accepted by
such purchaser, provided such bill of
exchange is indorsed by any national
bank, member of a Federal Reserve bank. State bank or trust company
in this State, or in the city of
Boston, Massachusetts, the city of Providence,
Rhode Island, the city of New York, New
York, or the city of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, and in the acceptance authorized by section 13 of the Fed¬
eral Reserve Act of the United States or
any amendment thereto, of any
national bank, or member of a Federal Reserve
bank, in this State, in the
city of Boston, Massachusetts, the city of Providence, Rhode
Island, the
city of New York, New York, or the city of
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
or of any State bank or trust
company in this State which may be author¬
ized to issue such acceptances, nor shall the amount invested in
such accep¬
tances and bills of exchange of any one bank
by any savings bank, when
added to the sum of any funds deposited by the
savings bank in such bank,
exceed thirty per centum of the capital
stock, surplus and undivided profits
of said depositary bank; (3) in the stock or bonds
or interest-bearing obli¬
gations of any State of the United States which was admitted to Statehood
prior to January 1 1896, which has not, within ten years previous to
making
such investment by such
corporation, defaulted for more than ninety days
in the payment of
any part or either principal or interest of any debt author¬
ized by the Legislature of such State to be
contracted; and in the bonds or
interest-bearing obligations of any such State of the United States which
have been issued and outstanding
for
a
period of at least ten years
Erevious to in pursuance investment by such the Legislature of whichState,
corporation, and such have
issued making such of the
authority of
een
(a) for the funding or settlement of any
previous obligation of such State
theretofore in default, or'(b) for the refunding of such
funding or settlement
obligation of such State theretofore in default, and on which said funding
or settlement
obligation or obligation issued to refund the
been no default in the payment of either
provided the authorization of
principal
any
or
same
there has
interest since its issue,
obligation by the Legislature of
43
at the date thereof, or is at the time of
making the Investment,
first mortgage on not less than
75% of the railroad of such corporation
owned in fee at the date of the
mortgage, or by a refunding mortgage which
provides for the retirement of all prior lien
was
a
mortgage bonds of such railroad
or by a mortgage which is a prior lien on some
part of the rail¬
road covered by a refunding
mortgage which provides for the retirement
of all outstanding prior lien
bonds, or that ir the railroad and railroad
property of such corporation
are unincumbered by mortgage, such bonds
debentures shall be Issued under the authority of one of said States which
or
foregoing Is explicit and comprehensive, covering
STATE
corporation,
201,942
251.002
DEBT LIMITATION.—The constitution of Connecticut contains but a
■Ingle provision restricting the debt-making power.
The provision is
Article 25, adopted as an amendment In
1877, and Is as follows:
No 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
The
which
OF
any
such
State hereinbefore referred to shall not have been in violation of
any consti¬
tutional provision, and provided such bond or
interest-bearing obligation
shall be the direct obligation of such State and the
faith and credit of the
State shall be pledged for its payment,
principal and interest; (4) in the
obligations of any county, town, city, borough, school district, fire district
or sewer district, in this State;
(5) in the stock
or
bonds of any incor¬
porated city situated in one of the States of the United States which was
admitted to Statehood prior to January 1
1896, and which was Incorporated
as a city, under the same or a different
name, at least twenty-five years
prior to making such investment, and which has not less than twenty thous¬
and inhabitants, as ascertained by the United States or State
Census, or
any municipal census taken by authority of the State, next
preceding such
Investment, provided the amount of the bonds of such city, including the
Issue in which such investment is made, and its
proportion, based on the
valuations of property therein for the assessment for taxation next
preceding
such investment, of the county and town debt, after
deducting the amount
of its water debt and the amount of the
sinking funds which are available
for payment of its bonds other than water bonds, does not exceed seven
per centum of the valuation of the taxable property in such city, to be ascer¬
tained by the valuation of property therein for the assessment of
taxes,
next preceding such investment, and
provided, the city issuing such bonds,
or the State in which it is located, has not defaulted for more than
ninety
days in the payment of any of its funded indebtedness or interest thereon
within fifteen years next preceding the
purchase of such bonds by the savings
bank.
The provisions of this sub-division shall not authorize the invest¬
ment of funds in any "special assessment" or
"improvement" bonds, or
other bonds or obligations which are not the direct obligations of the
city
issuing the same, and for which the faith and credit of the issuing city are
not pledged.
A city of State shall be considered to be in default within
the meaning of this section while any
unpaid and overdue obligation, either
principal
or interest, shall be outstanding; (6) in the bonds or interestobligations issued by a railroad corporation organized under the
laws of any of the New England States, ana owning in fee not less than
three hundred miles
of railroad
located In said States, and which has
paid in dividends in cash an amount equal to not less than four per centum
per annum on its outstanding shares of capital stock in each fiscal year
for the 5 years next preceding such investment, or in the bonds or interestbearing obligations issued by a railroad, terminal, depot, bridge, tunnel or
street railway corporation organized under the laws of any of the New
England States or the State of New York assumed by a railroad corporation
organized under the laws of any of the New England States and owning
in fee not less than 300 miles of railroad located in said States and complying
with all the provisions of this section; if any such railroad
corporation shall
be leased to another railroad corporation organized under the laws of any
of the New England States and owning in fee not less than 300 miles of
railroad located in said States, under a lease which provides for the pay¬
ment by the lessee as rental an amount sufficient to pay dividends on the
capital stock of the lessor amounting in the aggregate in each fiscal year
of said lessor corporation during the term of said lease to not less than 4%
on its outstanding capital stock, such lessor shall be regarded as
having
bearing
Srovides by shallthat no such railroad corporation which hasits road, equip¬
issued bonds or
ebentures law
subsequently execute
mortgage upon
a
ment, franchise or upon any of its real or personal
property, without in¬
cluding in and securing by such mortgage all bonds or debentures previously
Issued and all pre-existing debts and
liabilities, and provided such corpora¬
tion has paid In dividends in cash an amount
equal to not less than 4%
per annum on all its outstanding capital stock in each fiscal
year for the
five years next preceding such investments.
If any such railroad company
shall hold the railroad of another such railroad
corporation under a lease
which provides for the payment by the lessee as
rental of an amount suffi¬
cient to pay dividends on the
capital stock of the lessor
amounting in the
aggregate in each fiscal year of said lessor, during the term of said
lease,
to not less than 4% on all its
outstanding capital stock, such lessor shall be
regarded as having paid its dividends within the
meaning of this sub¬
division; but in case the lessee shall hold any shares of the capital stock of
the lessor such shares shall not be considered
ing of this sub-division.
as
outstanding within the
mean¬
;
(8) No bonds or other interest-bearing obligations shall be made
investment by sub-divisions 6 and 7 in case the authorized issue
a
legal
thereof,
assuming corporation,
including all evidences of debt that may legally be issued under any of its
prior authorizations or under any of its assumed
prior authorizations, after
deducting therefrom, in case of a refunding mortgage, the bonds reserved
under the provisions of said
mortgage to retire prior debts at maturity,
shall exceed three times the
outstanding capital stock of said corporation
with
all outstanding
prior debts of the issuing
or
at the date of such investment.
(9) In the bonds issued by a railroad, terminal, depot, bridge, tun¬
or street
railway corporation organized under the laws of any of the New
England States or the State of New York, the property of which is located
wholly or in part in one of said States, or in the bonds issued by a
railroad,
terminal, depot, bridge, tunnel or street railway
corporation, organized
nel
under
the
laws
of
any
of said
States,
assumed
by
depot, bridge, tunnel
a
railroad,
terminal,
or street railway corporation organized under the
laws of said States, provided such bonds shall be
secured either by a mort¬
gage which was at the date thereof, or is at the time of
making the invest¬
ment, a first mortgage on not less than 75% of the railroad owned in fee
at the date of the
mortgage, in the case of a railroad or street
railway
poration,
cor¬
or the fixed property, in the case of a terminal,
depot, bridge or
tunnel corporation, owned by the
corporation issuing the bonds, or by re¬
funding mortgage which provides for the retirement of all prior lien bonds
of such corporation, or
by a
mortgage which is a prior lien on some part of
the property covered
by a refunding mortgage which provides for the re¬
tirement of all outstanding prior lien bonds.
No bond shall be made a
legal investment under this sub-division unless the bonds are
guaranteed,
principal and interest, by endorsement by, or guaranteed principal and inter¬
est by indorsement, which
guaranty has been assumed by a railroad corpora¬
tion owning in fee not less than 300 miles of railroad in the New
England
States, whose bonds are made a legal investment under sub-division 6.
No
bonds shall be made
a
legal investment by this sub-division in
gage securing the bonds shall authorize a total issue of bonds
to the total debt described in sub-division
case
the mort¬
which, added
8 of the guaranteeing corporation,
including therein the authorized amount of all previously guaranteed bond
issues, shall exceed 3 times the outstanding capital stock of said guaranteeing
corporation at the time of making said investment.
(10).
In the mortgage bonds, as described in sub-division
15, Issued or as¬
by any railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of the
United States, or any State,
provided such railroad corporation owned in
fee during each of the 5 fiscal
years of such railroad corporation next pre¬
ceding the date of such investment not less than 500 miles of standardsumed
gauge railroad, exclusive of
such railroad
corporation
sidings, within the United States, and provided
complied during each of said fiscal years
has
with the provisions of sub-division
14, or if such corporation owned In fee
less than 500 miles of such railroad, the gross earnings of such
as
reckoned in sub-division 14, shall have been
corporation,
not less than
810,000,000.
(11)
In the mortgage bonds, as described in sub-division 15, Issued or as¬
sumed by any railroad
corporation incorporated under the laws of the United
States, or any State thereof, provided during each of the 5 fiscal
years of
such railroad corporation next
preceding the date of such investment its
railroad subjected to the lien or the
mortgage securing its bonds has been
operated by a corporation described In. and which has
complied with all
the provisions of, sub-divisions 10 and 14.
No bonds shall be made a legal
investment by this sub-division unless the bonds are guaranteed
principal
and interest by endorsement
by, or guaranteed principal and interest by
endorsement which guaranty has been assumed
by, the corporation oper¬
ating the railroad covered by the mortgage securing the bonds and which
has complied with all the
provisions of sub-divisions 10 and 14.
(12) In the mortgage bonds as described In this Act issued or assumed
by any terminal, depot, bridge or tunnel company Incorporated under the
laws of the United States, or
any State, provided the property of such ter¬
minal, depot, bridge or tunnel company is used by one or more
railroad
corporations described in, and which have complied with all the
provisions
of, sub-division 10 and 14.
No bond shall be made a legal investment
by
this sub-division unless the bond is
guaranteed principal and Interest by
endorsement by, or guaranteed
principal and interest by endorsement whicn
guaranty has been assumed by, one or more railroad corporations described
in, and which has complied with all the provisions of, sub-divisions 10 and
14
(13). In the mortgage bonds as described in sub-division 15 Issued or as¬
sumed by any railroad corporation
incorporated under the laws of the United
States, or any State, provided, during each of the 5 fiscal years of such
railroad corporation next preceding the date of such
Investment, such rail¬
road corporation owned in fee not less than 100 miles of
standard-gauge
railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United States, and
provided such
railroad corporation has complied during each of said fiscal
years with the
grovisions of sub-division 14. bonds
shall be made a legaland interest
investment
y this sub-division unless the No bonds guaranteed
principal
are
by endorsement by, or guaranteed principal and interest by
endorsement,
which guaranty has been assumed
by, a corporation described in, and which
has complied with all the provisions
of, sub-divisions 10 and 14, nor unless
jt complies with the provisions of sub-division 16.
(14) Any railroad corporation described in sub-divisions 10 and 13 shall
comply with the provisions of this sub-division during each of the 5 fiscal
years of such railroad
corporation next preceding the date of such Investment,
before any of its mortgage bonds as described in sub-division
15 shall be made
a legal investment. Such
railroad corporation shall have paid the matured
principal and Interest of all Indebtedness
and shall have paid In dividends
amount equal to at least 4% upon all Its out¬
gross earnings from the operation of the property
railroad corporation, including therein the gross
earnings of all
railroads leased and operated or, controlled and
operated by said corpora¬
tion, and the gross earnings from the sale of coal from mines owned or con¬
In cash to its stockholders
standing
of such
an
capital stock; the
trolled by It, shall not have been less In amount than
5 times the amount
necessary to pay the Interest payable upon Its entire outstanding indebted¬
the rentals of all leased lines, and the interest on all
outstanding in¬
debtedness of railroads controlled and
operated which are not owned by
said corporation, after
deducting from said interest and rentals interest and
dividends received from the stocks, bonds or notes of railroad
corporations
ness,
not
operated by said corporation, which have been deposited with a trustee
the only security for the
payment of bonds or notes issued
by said cor¬
poration. but not in excess of the interest on said last-named bonds or notes.
(15). Whenever the term "mortgage bonds" is used In sub-divisions 10 to
20, inclusive, it shall mean either (a) That the mortgage securing the bonds
was at the date
thereof, or is at the date of such investment, a first mortgage
on not less than
75% of the railroad, in the case of a railroad corporation,
or the fixed
property, In the case of a terminal, depot, bridge or tunnel com¬
pany, owned In fee at the date of the mortgage by the
corporation which
executed the mortgage and issued the bonds; that
75% of the railroad subas
shall hold
{laid its dividends within the the capitalof this of the lessor, such shares shall Ject to the5lien of said mortgage is connected: that the date of said mortgage
shares of meaning
stock sub-division, but in case the
at least
prior to the date of such investment, unless the corporation
not be considered
outstanding within the
essee
any
as
(7)
s
meaning of this sub-division.
In bonds or debentures actually issued by a railroad corporation
Incorporated in any of the New England States, at least % of the railroad
of which is located in said State, whether such corporation is in possession
of and is operating its own railroad or such railroad is leased to another
railroad corporation incorporated in any one of the New England States,
provided such bonds or debentures shall be secured either by a mortgage
years
Issuing, assuming
or
guaranteeing the bond has complied with sub-division 14
for each of the 10 fiscal
years of such corporation next preceding the date
of such investment; but a
mortgage given In substitution for and not greater
In amount than such
mortgage, and covering the same railroad or
property,
shall be considered to be in accordance with this
requirement; (5) That If
the mortgage securing the bonds was at the date thereof, or is at the date
of such investment, not a first
mortgage on not less than 75% of the rail-
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the date of the mortgage,
it is a first mortgage on at
debt
railroad mile¬
shall not become
the
the
mileage which Is represented or covered by said stocks or bonds; that 75%
of the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage is connected; that the
date of said mortgage is at least 5 years prior to the date of such invest¬
ment. unless the corporation issuing, assuming or guaranteeing the bond has
complied with sub-division 14 for each of the 10 fiscal years of such corpora¬
tion next preceding the date of such investment; but a mortgage given in sub¬
stitution ror and not greater in amount than such mortgage, covering the
railroad or property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this
requirement,
(c) That the mortgage securing the bonds was at the date
thereof, or is at the date of such investment, a first mortgage or a mortgage
trust indenture which is in effect a first mortgage upon all the railroads,
subject to the lien of said mortgage or trust indenture by virtue of the irrevo¬
cable pledge with the trustee thereof of an entire issue of issues of bonds
which are a first lien, upon the railroad of a railroad corporation which Is
owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and operated,by
the corporation issuing or assuming said bonds; that 75% of the railroad
subject to the lien of said mortgage Is connected; that the date of said mort¬
gage is at least 5 years prior to the date of such investment, unless the cor¬
poration issuing, assuming or guaranteeing the bonds has complied with sub
division 14 for each of the 10 fiscal years of such corporation next preceding
the date of such investment; but a mortgage given in substitution for and
age not
owned in fee, the bonds
secured by said mortgage
legal investments unless said corporation
total mileage which is subject to the lien
owns in fee at least 75% of
of such mortgage, including
same
or
railroad
greater in amount than such mortgage, and covering the same
property, shall be considered to be in accordance
Id) That the mortgage securing the bonds was at the date
or
the date of such Invastment, a refunding mortgage which provides
retirement of all prior lien mortgage bonds of said corporation
at the time of said Investment, and covering at least 75% of the
owned in fee by said company at the date of said mortgage.
No mortgage
is to be regarded as a refunding mortgage under the provisions of
division unless the bonds which it secures mature at a later date than any
bond which it is given to refund; but, in case bonds are issued to mature at an
earlier date than any bond which it is given to refund, the mortgage con¬
tains the provisions that bonds issued to mature at an earlier date may
not
rust notes,
section in case the
at the date
trustee of said
of the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage
thereof; but if any stocks or bonds are deposited with the
mortgage as part security therefor, representing or covering
ieast 75%
with this requirement.
thereof,
is at
for the
outstanding
railroad
this sub
issuing said
and telephone
earned each year and
shown by its annual
municipal. State or United
its entire
the making
capital stock, and provided such water company has
paid in cash from its officially reported net earnings, as
report or other official statement under oath, to
States authorities, dividends of not less than 4% per annum on
outstanding capital stock, for a period of 4 years next preceding
5* the
whose property
of their deposits
this State,
secured by first
$2,000,000
bonds issu¬
exclud¬
and providing
than
of such telephone
Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2%
bonds of any telephone company incorporated In
is located chiefly in this State, which are
a
mortgage upon at least 75% of the property of such company,
its franchises, rights and privileges, and limiting the amount of
able thereunder to 75% or the valuation of the property mortgaged,
ing any valuation of said franchises, rights and privileges,
the gross income of such telephone company shall have been not less
refunding mortgage.
(25). Savings banks may
in bonds of any telephone company
England States, or in the State of New York,
authorized issue.
or
nvestments, but in case
{>lied therewith during saidor any subsequent failure tobonds shall be legal
period, and thereupon said comply with sub¬
shall not be purchased
for 5 successive years
divisions 10 and 14 the bonds of said corporation
until said corporation shall have complied each year
sub-divisions 10 and 14.
investments under
shall
be rendered
been
shall
and the
shall be
(18) Bonds which have been or shall become legal
of the provisions of sub-divisions 10 to 20, incl.,
not
Illegal because the property upon which they are secured has
or
be conveyed to or legally acquired by another railroad corporation,
corporation which issued or assumed said bonds has been or
con¬
solidated with another railroad corporation, if the consolidated or purchas¬
and so long as it
upon the se¬
stock of, the cor¬
ing corporation shall assume the payment of said bonds,
shall continue to pay regularly Interest or dividends, or both,
curities issued against. In exchange for, or to acquire the
securities sub¬
at least
poration consolidated, or the property purchased, or upon
sequently issued in exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount
such
Sual toconsolidation or purchase, of said corporation which issued or as¬
4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding at the times
sumed said bonds.
require¬
(19). If a railroad corporation which has complied with all the
sub-divisions 10 and 14 except that the period of compliance is
shall be, or shall have been, consolidated or merged with,
or its railroad purchased and all the debts of such corporation assumed by,
another railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of the United
States, or any State, the corporation so succeeding shall be considered as
having complied with all the provisions of said sections during those suc¬
cessive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or pur¬
chase, in which said consolidated, merged or purchased corporations, if
considered as one continuous corporation in ownership and possession,
would, taken together, have so complied, provided in the case or a railroad
corporation which has complied with all the requirements of said sub¬
divisions except that the period of compliance is leas than 5 years, said
succeeding corporation shall continue so to comply for a further period
which shall make such compliance equivalent to at least 5 successive years.
(20). If, by means of consolidation, merger or purchase, a railroad corpor¬
ation shall own and possess the properties and franchises which, prior
thereto, belonged to similar corporations, and, during the years next pre¬
ceding such consolidation, merger or purchase, one or more of said cor¬
porations, have regularly paid in cash to stockholders dividends in amounts
equaling or exceeding 4% per annum upon the entire capital stock of the
successor corporation outstanding at the time of the investment, such suc¬
cessor corporation shall be considered as having paid such dividends during
the same period of years; the time during whicn any railroad is operated by
the Government of the United States and the earnings and dividends made
and paid during said time shall not be taken into consideration in deter¬
mining the comoliance of the corporation owning said railroad and any of
the provisions of this section nor shall any default in the earning or payment
of dividends or any failure to make the gross earnings required by this
section during said period of Government control, render any bonds illegal
for investment which were legal at the beginning of said Government
ments of
less than 5 years,
operation or for two years thereafter.
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1
(21). Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits
and surplus in equipment trust notes, bonds or certificates issued by, or
which are guaranteed by endorsement both as to principal and interest by,
or which are secured by lease of equipment to, a railroad corporation which,
in case of a railroad corporation incorporated under thelaws of any of the New
England States, has complied with sub-division 6, or which, in the case or a
railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any other State, or of the
complied with all the provisions of sub-divisions 10
lien
and
14, provided said notes, bonds or certificates are secured by a first
on,
by a lease and conditional sale of, new standard railroad equipment
from other encumbrances, for the purchase of which said notes, bonds or
certificates were issued at not exceeding 90% of the purchase price thereof
or
and
are
provided the instrument under
issued,
or
the lease of such
free
which such notes, bonds or certificates
equipment to the railroad corporation,
provides for the proper maintenance of the equipment covered thereby
and for the payment of the entire issue of such notes, bonds or certificates
In not exceeding 15 annual or 30 semi-annual Installments, without the
release of any part of the lien or interest in any of the equipment securing
such notes, bonds or certificates until the entire issue of such series of notes,
bonds or certificates shall have been paid or redeemed.
No equipment
their deposits
incorporated in any of the
and secured by a first
mortgage upon at least 75% of the property of such telephone company,
by the deposit with a trust company incorporated under the laws of one
of the New England States or of the State of New York of bonds or shares of
stock, or both, of other telephone corporations under an indenture of trust
which limits the amount of bonds so secured to 75% of the value of the se¬
curities deposited as stated and determined in said indenture, aud provided
the gross income of such telephone company shall have been not less than
$25,000,000 per annum during each of the 5 fiscal years of such telephone
company next preceding the date o? such investment.
No bond of a tele¬
phone company shall be made a legal investment under sub-divisions 24 and
25 unless during each of the fiscal years of such telephone company next
preceding the date of such investment said telephone company shall have
paid the matured principal and Interest of all its indebtedness/and shall
have paid, during each of said years, in cash dividends an amount equal
to not less than 6% per annum of all its outstanding issues of capital stock,
and the dividends paid on the capital stock of such telephone company
shall not have been less than the total amount necessary to pay the interest
New
investments under
shall
be rendered
guaranteeing such
comply
investment
made
of said
with all the
regarded having com-
United States, has
5 fiscal years
such investment.
invest not exceeding 2% of
during each of the
preceding the date of
and surplus
(17). Bonds which have been or shall become legal
of the provisions of sub-divisions 10 to 20, incl.,
not
illegal, although the corporation issuing, assuming or
bonds shall fail for a period not exceeding 2 successive fiscal years to
with the requirements of sub-divisions 10 and 14; but no further
In the bonds issued, assumed or guaranteed by said corporation shall be
after the first fiscal year of such failure; but if. after the expiration
period, said corporation complies for the following fiscal year
requirements of sub-divisions 10 and 14, it shall be
as
any
including
per annum
company next
capital stock
with said
investment
(24).
and surplus in
previously guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed 3 times the
of said guaranteeing corporation outstanding at the time of making said
Investment; in case of a mortgage executed prior to May 28 1913, under
which the total amount of bonds which may be issued is not specifically
stated, the amount of bonds outstanding thereunder at the date of such
considered as the total
bonds of water companies
in which banks may invest.
not exceeding 2% of their deposits
other interest-bearing obligations of
any water company incorporated in this State supplying water for domestic
use to communities in this State having a population of not less than 15,000
whose franchise Is an exclusive one and unlimited in time, provided the
amount of all the outstanding debts of such company does not exceed its
be made a legal investment by sub-division 10 in case
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds,
which, with all outstanding prior debts of the issuing or assuming corpora¬
tion, Including all bonds not Issued that- may legally oe issued under any of
its prior debts, or of its assumed prior debts, after deducting therefrom In
case of a refunding mortgage
the bonds reserved under the provisions of
said mortgage, to retire prior debts at maturity, shall exceed 3 times the
outstanding capital stock of said corporation at the date of such investment:
no bond shall be made a legal investment by sub-divisions 11, 12 and 13 in
case the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds,
which, added to the total debt, as defined in this sub-division, of the
guaranteeing corporation, including therein the authorized amount cof all
any
25, given below, add the
companies to the list of securities
(23). Savings banks may invest
and surplus in mortgage bonds and
(16). No bond shall
investment shall be
'
of such corporation.
Sections 23. 24 and
are
railroad corporation
as
other
lessee of
certificates,
issued series of
exceed 3 times the
capital stock of such railroad corporation outstanding at the time of making
said investment.
(22). Savings banks may Invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits
and surplus in bonds issued by any street railway corporation Incorporated
in this State the railway of which is located wholly or in part therein.fprovided such bonds are secured by a mortgage which was at the date of the
mortgage or is at the date of the investment a first mortgage on not less
than 75% of the railway of such corporation owned In fee at the date of the
mortgage, and provided the gross earnings of said corporation each fiscal
year for the 5 years next preceding the date of such investment were not
less than $100,000, and that said corporation in each of said years earned
and paid in dividends in cash an amount equal to at least 4% per annum
upon the outstanding capital stock, and provided, at the date of any such
dividend, the outstanding capital stock is equal to at least X of the debt
be
retired by a like amount of bonds reissued under said mortgage.
(e) That
the mortgage securing the bonds is a prior lien to a refunding mortgage
described above, on some part of the railroad or railroad property covered
by said refunding mortgage, provided the bonds issued under such mortgage
to be refunded by said refunding mortgage, and the property covered
by said prior lien mortgage is operated by, and its operations Included in.
those of the
Investment by this
the total
corporation
sub-division 16
bonds or certificates shall be made a legal
series authorizes an amount which, added to
defined in sub-division 8, in the case of a railroad
organ-;
ized under the laws of any of the New England States, or
in the case of a railroad corporation organized under the laws of any
State or of the United States, which issued or guaranteed or is the
the equipment securing such equipment trust notes, bonds or
including therein the outstanding amounts of all previously
such equipment trust notes, bonds or certificates, shall
•
road owned in fee at
upon its entire outstanding indebtedness.
(26) Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2% of
plus in mortgage bonds of any gas or electric light company,
der the laws of this State, supplying gas or electricity for lighting to any com¬
munity in this State whose franchise is an exclusive one and
time, provided the amount of the outstanding debts of such company
their deposits and sur¬
incorporated un¬
unlimited in
does
has
earnings
to the
municipal, State or United States authorities, dividends of not less than
5% per annum on its entire outstanding capital stock for a period of four
years next preceding the making of such investment.
The term "indebt¬
edness," as used in this Act, shall be construed to mean and include all
bonds, notes and other obligations or accounts payable at a time or times
exceed its capital stock, and provided such gas or electric company
earned each year and paid in cash from its officially reported net
as
shown by its annual report or other sworn official statement
not
than a year after their date.
(27) Savings banks may invest in
more
company located
New York, or in
the capital stock of any bank or trust
City of New York in the State of
in this State, or in the
the City of Boston in the State of Massachusetts, but no
savings bank shall hold by way of investment and as security for
more than 20% of its deposits in the stocks of such banks or trust compan¬
ies, at par value, nor more than 3% of its deposits, nor more than
of par value in, nor more than M of the capjital stock of, any
or
trust company.
The provisions of this sub-division shall not render
any such investments owned by any bank or trust company on Aug. 1
(28) Savings banks may invest not exceeding 20% of their
and surplus in notes secured by pledge of stock or bonds as
pro¬
vided the corporation issuing such stock or bonds shall have paid thereon
dividends or interest at the rate of not less than 4% per annum during the
two years next preceding the time when such loan is made: or by
pledge of any stocks or bonds or other obligations which
pro¬
visions of this section may be purchased by savings banks; but the mar¬
ket value of any securities given to secure any collateral loan shall be at
least 20% in excess of the amount of the loan and not more than 5% of
aggregate deposit in any savings bank shall be loaned on the stock,
or other obligations of one corporation, or by the pledge of deposit accounts
and books in savings banks in this State to an amount not exceeding
balance due from said savings banks on such deposit account.
(29) The provisions of this Act shall not render illegal the
nor the investment hereafter in, any bonds or interest-bearing
obligations
issued or assumed by a railroad corporation, which were a legal invest¬
ment on May 28 1913, so long as such bonds or interest-bearing obligations
continue to comply with the laws in force prior to said date: but no
bond or interest-bearing obligation that fails, subsequent to
said date,
to comply with said laws, shall again be a legal investment
bonds or interest-bearing obligations comply with the provisions of this
loans
$100,000
such bank
illegal
1913.
deposits
collateral,
under the
the
the
bonds
the
investment in,
such
unless such
section.
(30) If any street railway company, the bonds
prior to May 28 1913 snail fail, in any
vestment
of which were a legal in¬
fiscal year subsequent to
dividends equal to 4% upon its outstanding capital stock,
the bonds of such railway company shall cease to be a legal investment
until such company has complied with all the provisions of sub-division 22
said date, to pay
of this section.
(31) In the sub-divisions
to railroad bonds the
issued or assumed
instruments which
and the term
corporation which owns
of this section which relate
"debt" shall be construed to mean obligations
evidenced by a series of bonds or other interest-bearing
mature at a time or times exceeding 3, years after their date,
word
shall be construed to mean a
possession of and operating a railroad or railway
"railroad corporation"
or
is in
operated by steam power.
corporations within the
Street railway
of the class usually
corporations are not
meaning of this section.
railroad
invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits and
surplus in notes secured by a trust indenture of any stocks or bonds or other
obligations which under provisions of this section may be purchased by
savings banks; the market value of any securities given shall be at least
20% In excess of the amount of the loan, provided the bonds under such
trust indenture shall be legal investment for the savings banks of this State.
(33) Savings banks may invest not exceeding 10% of their deposits and
surplus in the obligations of the Government of the Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, and the Government of the French Republic and the
Government of the Dominion of Canada or any of its provinces, provided
such obligations have a fixed and definite date of maturity and shall be
the direct obligations of such Government or province and that the full
faith and credit of such Government or province shall be pledged for its
payment, principal and interest.
In addition to the foregoing the 1921 Legislature passed the following act
permitting savings banks to invest two per cent, of their deposits and surplus
in equipment obligations issued by the National Railway. Service Corpora(32) Savings banks may
tion.
"Savings banks may invest not exceeding two per centum of their
deposits and surplus in prior lien equipment obligations or equipment trust
National Railway Service Corporation in pursuance
of any equipment trusts financed in whole or in part through a loan or loans
made or approved by the Inter State Commerce Commission, provided
such securities are issued for not exceeding in par value sixty per centum
of the cost of standard railway equipment, and that such obligations shall
mature in approximately equal annual or semi-annual installments over a
period of not exceeding fifteen years."
The Bank Commissioner on May 1 1921 issued his usual semi-annual
compilation enumerating the municlaplities and obligations falling within
the definition of legal investments.
This was published in the "Chronicle"
of June 11, 1921, page 2,557.
certificates issued by the
TRUST FUNDS—HOW LOANED OR INVESTED—We find in Sec.
54 of Chapter 22 of the Revised Statutes of 1902 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. 254.—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,
be Invested in such mortgages or in the bonds or loans of this
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 in¬
corporated by this State.
or
or
_
CITIES,
COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
OF CONNECTICUT.
STATE
The relation which the towns, cities and boroughts 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,
one
numbering in the aggregate 167.
The towns are the civil unit, and on the
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
assessed
may at the same time have bonds outstanding.
Many towns and cities,
however, whose limits were about identical, nave been consolidated (in¬
cluding Stratford, Bridgeport, New Britain, New London and New Haven),
and the outstanding bonds of both town and city are reported together with¬
out
distinction.
the same relation to the town as does the
The grand list as determined for the town is used by both the city
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
The borough stands In about
and the
it Ls necessary to take into
levies.
In the statements
give under one heading the town and city, wherever they
bear the same name, for, though distinct corporations, their debts are to
greater or lass extent the debts of a single community.
tax, so that to cover the total tax paid by a city,
account the State, town, city and school district
which follow we
INDEBTEDNESS.
MUNICIPAL
AGGREGATE
cities, boroughs and counties In
the State was in 1920 $79,385,900.75.
In the following table we show
the funded indebtedness, the floating debt
and the total indebtedness
of all the civil divisions of the State at quadrennial periods:
*
Total debt.
Funded debt.
Floating debt.
$79,385,900 75
$9,873,960 75
..$69,511,940 00
60,390.633 00
9,122,333 00
51,268,300 00
43,540,230 69
6,481,868 99
1912
37,058,361 70
38.463.704 91
7,865,551 44
1908
30,598,153 47
5,269,101 56
32,520,460.61
1904
26,906,859 05
27,624,827 42
5.005.323 09
1900
22,142,993 58
24,581,066 55
4,384,980 56
1896
19,749,667 08
20,627.058 48
4,473,571 36
1892
16,023,832 46
19,392,804 89
3,759,642 86
1888
15,569,818 67
17,636,289 91
2,980,386 15
1884
14,655.903 75
17,355,999 29
1,967,623 60
1880
15.388,375 69
17,151.327 28
2,713,584 35
1877
14,437.742 93
*
In 1904 and at former periods! the county debt ($344,500 in 1904) was
debo, and therefore is included only
not divided into funded and floating
—
1916
Floating debt (additional).
98,527
Sinking fund
411,257 4Hs'gl6
$50,000—-Jan 1 '22-'26
Ass'd val. '20(100% act.)244.925,794
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$28 90 4Hs'17
$55,000-July 1 '22-'32
Value city property '20-$15.030,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21. $170,000
Pop. TO. 102,054; 1920
143,538 Floating debt
20,000
Assess, val. '20 (% act.)
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
7,810.956
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.—$21.00
bristol.
Population 1910, 3,946; 1920—4,184
This city Is in Hartford County.
INT. at Darlen Home Bank.
Incorporated May 1785.
1
The
1911
Legislature granted a
charter to the city (accepted by the derby.
-
...
voters
1
Park
Ansonla is in New Haven County.
Inc. April 1889.
Legislature in 1893
authorized consolidation of borough,
town and fire
district to form present
city.
Bridge Bonds.
*13
bilities of whloh
4^8*16
$231,000.$ 11,000 yearly
44*g'17A-0 200,000c.Apr 1 '22-'46
5s
'19
Due serially
230,000
s-a
5s g '20
5s g '20 M S
50,000..June 1 '25 '49
50,000—Sept 1 '25 '49
...
Police and
Sewer Bonds.
$72.000c
Refunding Bonds.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
1
Aims-House
Jan.l 1937
*22 '45
M-N $75,000
M-N120.000c.May 1
Bonds.
4Hs'15 J-J $115,000.$10,000 yearly
Isolation Hospital Bonds.
4>*g'17 A-0$200,000—Apr 1 '22-'41
City and Funding Bonds.
4s'94
J-J
500,000c..Jan 1 1924
Bridge and City Hall Repair.
4s '05
J-J
$25.000o_July 1 '22-'30
'05M-N $48,000o.May 1 '22-*45
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21
$447,000 3
Fire Department Bonds.
Sinking fund
171.936
Assessed valuation, real..16,153,673 3 Hs'OQ A-0 $30,000o_Apr 1 '22-'36
Assessed val'n. personal
10,000—.Jan 2 *22-'31
3,998,872 4tfs'13 J-J
Tot. val. *20 (75% act.)..20,152,545 4Mg'17 A-O
15,000c...Apr 1 1922
Bridge Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$21.00
Population 1910. 15,152; 1920 17.643 3 Hs '01 J-J $.50,000c-July 1'22-'31
Building Bonds.
3^sg
J-J
$75.000o._-July 1 1923
School Bonds.
INT.
Ansonia Nat.
at
Bank and
City Treasurer's office.
4Hg*15J-J 347,780—July 1 '22-'65
4Hs*16
170,000.$10,000 yearly
43^s'16
105,000—$5,000 yearly
4Ms'll M-N 84.000—$2.000 yearly
4>*s'16
210,000-$10,000 yearly
Refunding Bonds.
1
3 Hs '03 J-J $99,000c_$3,000 yearly
s-a
5s
196,000
1921-1969
—
...
berlin.
This town is in Hartford County,
Incorporated May 1785.
School and Road Bonds.
F-A $72.000c
$2,000 yearly on Aug. 1.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '20.
$70,000
Assess, val. '20 (90% act.).4,193,694
4s
(Due
Tax rate
assumed by the
are
city.
General City Bonds.
4^s'15 J-D
$150.000—June 15 1940
5s '21
300,000-—July'26-55
Water Bonds.
(per $1,000) 1920
...
.$20 50
Population 1910, 3,728; 1920, 4,298
INT.
payable at New Britain
Trust Co., New Britain.
...
4?*sg '19-/375,000—Dec 1 '21-'23
1 68,000
Dec 1 1924
6s '20
...
Dec 1 1924
/ 57,000
1625,000—Dec 1 '25 '29
High School Bonds.
4**s'l3 J-J
$336.000—Jan 1 '22-'63
4J*s'14
80,000
1925-1944
—
20.000—$5,000 yearly
Sewer Bonds.
iWa'U
bethel.
This town Is in Fairfield County.
Incorporated May 1855.
Refunding bonds
$35,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 18'21
$3,5,000
Floating debt.
5,000
Sinking fund..
24.410
Grand list / Real estate
1.88J ,302
...
$240,000-$ 10.000 yearly
4^8*16
420.000.520,000 yearly
4 J^g'17 A-0 350.00Oc.Apr 1 '22-*46
4Hs'14
5s '18
5s '20
—
J-D
...
650 000 —Dec 2
/220,000.-June 1 '25 '34
June 1 1935
\ 20,000
School
*23 *47
Bonds.
of
dated
under
the
consoli¬
town,
were
form of
one
govern¬
ment,
—
...
bers govern both the
city and taxing
districts
brooklyn.
This town is in Windham County.
BOND. DEBT Aug 15 '20-
$10,000
$102,000-$14,000 yearly
Notes.
4Hs'13
$6.000
1921-1923
Paving Bonds.
4^g'17A-0$l 50.000c—.Apr 1 1922"
90,000
1921-1923
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919-—$17.50 5s '18
80,000
192[-1924
Pop'n *10, 1,821; '20.
2,394 5s'19 s-a
5s *19
-a
490.000
1921-1969
5Hg'20 J-D 240,000-.June 1 '22-'25
bridgeport.
Street Bonds.
This city ls In Fairfield County.
$210,000-$10.000 yearly
Incorporated as a city In 1836.
In 4^s'16
4Ms'16
100,000-$100,000yearly
1889-90 the town and city of Bridge¬
port were consolidated, the city as¬ 4tfg'17A-0 350,000c.Apr 1 '22-'46
5s '18
900,000
1923-1947
suming the town's debt.
Improvement Bonds.
Public Clinic Bonds.
4Ks'16
$55,000—$5,000 yearly 3Ks'01 J-J $200,000c.july 1 '21-'41
F-A 220,000c -Aug 1 *2l-'42
4M8T7A-0 125.000c.Apr 1 '22-'46 4s '07
May 1835.
NET DEBT Sept 3 1919..
$84,269
Grand list 1919
3,613,376
...
—
,
$236,498
1919
9,633.590
—.$17.00
Population 1910, 8,991 1920,11,238
INT. at Birmingham Nat.Bk,Derby.
(per $1.000)
east haddam.
$43,012
34,500 east hampton.
5,393
This town (formerly Chatham) is
Floating debt (incl)
Sinking fund..
Grand
list 1919.
2,198,637
Total tax rate
(pep $1,000) '19-$20.00
Population in 1910, 2,732; '20, 2,549
This
is
town
in
lj4
Middlesex Co.
Inc. as town of
1767.
Name changed on
4 1915.
Pop'n 1910. 2.390.
Oct.
School-Building Bonds.
4^s'14 J-J
4s '09
New
Haven
Co.
Incorporated May 1780.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '18—
1 1944
$35,000c....Jan
Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
($14,000r June 1 '22-'28
1
3.000r—June 1 1929
4s'10
J-D 25,000r—June 1 1940
(Subject to call $10,000 In 1920 and
$10,000 In 1930.)
Ref.
~
cheshire.
In
Chatham
Ry.
J-D
$43,500
1919
3,955.514
(per $1,000) 1919...$17.00 BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$78,640
Population 1910, 1,988; 1920, 2,855 Floating debt (add'l)
20,000
Sinking fund
2,114
colchester?"
Assess, value, real
2,304,044
This town is in New London Co. Assess,
value, personal
511,775
Town was named in October 1699.
Ooher assess, property
16,442
BOND;. DEBT Mar 9 1921—$30,000 Tot .assess, val. '20(90 % act) 2,833,261
Assess, val., real estate
818,268 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-—$20-00
Assess, val., personal
151,723 Population In 1920
2,394
Other assess, property
24,817
INT. Cent.Nat.-3k.,MIddletown.
Tot. assd. val. '20 (85% act.)994,8Q8
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1920
$22.00
Population In 1910, 2,140: '20, 2,050 east hartford.
This town Is In Hartford County.
Grand list
-
Tax rate
Inc.
Oct.
1783.
danbury, city.
Funding Bonds.
In Danbury Town, Fairfield Co
A-O $00,000c&r Apr 2 1924
Settled 1685; named Oct. 1687 and 4s *94
(Subject to call April 2 1904.)
incorporated in 1889.
Pop'n 1910,
School Bonds.
20,304:1920,18,943.
4J^s'17 M-N$200,000_Nov 1 '27-'46
improvement Bonds.
4s g 09 A-0 $88.000o—Apr 1 1939
4s
J-J
$S4.000o—July 1 1923
(Sublect to call after April 1 1929.)
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $348,000
4s
M-N $150,000r May l'27-'37
Floating debt
5.000
3 Hs
A-O
215,000r Oct
1 1941
Grand list 1920——
—.12,274,005
Water Bonds.*
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-21 $22-00
4s '06
J-J$179,000o
Jan 1 1940
-11-648
4s '09
J-J 35.0000
Jan 1 1929 Pop. 1910, 8.138: 1920
INT. at City Bank & Trust Co.,
Paving Bonds.
..
^
„
4Ks
$90,000—.$10,000 yrly
Refunding Bonds.
■
4H*'20
$95.000
Jan 1 1950
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *21
$634,000
Water debt (additional)
214,000
Sinking funds....
—
98,442
Floating debt
60,000
Total valuation 1920..
22,000.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$10.50
INT. on Impt. and fund, bonds at
Nat. Park Bk., N. Y.; on water bonds
at, Imp.& Traders' Nat
Bank. N. Y.
Hartford.
—
„
...
......
paving and refunding bonds
City Nat. Bank, Danbury.
on
at
$50,000o__Apr 1 1932
85,l00o_Mch 1 '22-'50
20.000c. Moh
BOND. DEBT Apr 13
Floating debt
1921
Water Loans.
A-0 $115,000
Oct 11931
135,000—.June 1 1933
50,000o_June 1
1932
(Subject to call June l 1932)
55*s'21
450,000..May 1 '22 '51
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $300,000
Water debt (add'l)
724,000
Floating debt..
424,000
Sinking fund
116,265
Value of water plant,
1,061,606
Assess, val. '20 (5* act.)..6,696.682
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$6-50
Population in 1919
11,500
4s
J-D
4s
4^s'12J-D
—
east
School Bonds.
Assess, val.
east hartford fire dist.
'21
1
»51-'55
$382,000
100,500
(act val)22,991,503
(per $1,000) 1021...$17.50
Population In '10,23,502; '20, 20,325.
INTEREST
Is
payable
at
the
Tax rate
Import. & Traders' N. Bank, N.
haven.
town is in New Haven Co.
Incorporated May 1785.
'21 $35,000
Floating debt
44,377
Sinking fund
6,005
Grand list '20 (90% act.)__5,178,759
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$16.00
Population 1910, 1,795; 1920--3,520
This
GEN. BD. DT. May 25
Y.C, east lyme.
This town is in New London
_
—
...
list
tax
—
<
_
Grand
...
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '20.
3Hs
A-O
4s '05 M-N f
School Notes.
Sewer
TOTAL DEBT
Total
—
bloomfieldt"
This town is in Hartford County.
45*sg'19A-0 33,000c
This town is in Middlesex County,
46,522
Floating debt (add'l)
TOTAL DEBT Aug 15 '20
56,522 incorporated in 1734.
14,835 NOTE DEBT Apr 14 '21-$21,700
Sinking funds..
Tot .assess. val. '20(80 % act) 1,570.306 Floating debt.
8,500
Tax rate (per $1,000)
none
$18.00 Sinking fund.
1,911,328
Population 1910, 1,858; 1920-1,655 Assessed val. real estate
Assessed val. personal
250,000
Other assessable property
810,631
canton.
Tot.gr'd list'2l (100% act) .2,971,959
This town Is In Hartford County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
.$14.00
Incorporated May 1806.
2.312.
_s '03
$20,000
June 11923 Pop. 1910, 2.422; 1920-
danbury, town.
Funding Bonds.
3^s
A-O $225.000o—Apr 1 1932
...
4Hsl3
(Subject to call begin. Jan. 1 1916.)
45*s g '19 A-O 88,000c
Sewer Bonds.
—
Pop'n (town & city), 1920
20,620
INT. on 4V£s or 1914 payable at
Old Colony Trust Co., Boston; on 4s
and 43£s at office of City Treasurer.
406,696
Personal
_
Inc.
tricts
...
4Hg'15F-A$150,000—Aug 1 *21-'35
4^8*16
240,000-$ 15,000 yearly
Total grand list 19?0 (90%
actual)
.2,290,998 4^g*17 A-O 425.000c-Apr 1 *22-'46
15.5.000
Due serially
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
.$26 00 5s '19 s-a
200,000--June 1 '2.5 '49
Population 1910, 3,792; 1920, 3,201 5s '20
l
This city is situated In New Have a
County.
Named May 1675; Dat©
of organization uncertain.
By enact¬
ment
of
the
Legislature in
1893
the
town
of
Derby,
borough of
Birmingham,
and
the
school
di-
assuming the name of the
The consolida¬
4^s'14 J-J $500,000c-...Jan 1 1939 "City of Derby."
tion took effect on Jan. 1 1894, and
Town Bonds Assumed.
4s
J-J
$ 100,000c..Jan 2 1927 the debts of the town, borough and
school districts were assumed by city.
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 30 '20
$750,000
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Floating debt
409,337
3 5*s
M-N $28.000c-_Nov 1 1934
Sinking funds
92,729
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly.)
Grand list 1920
23,741.234
Refunding Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1920
$15.00
4s'08
A-0 $55,000o—Oct 1 1928
Certain
expenses,
such as side¬
/39,000c-July 1 *22-*34
walks, sewers, police, &c., are paid 45£g'14 J-J
140.000c. July 1 *35-'44
by the "First Taxing District," which
Mansion House Corner Bonds.
occupies the same territory as the old
4s
$10,000
June 11937
borough aud assumes the borough
School Bonds.
obligations, which are as follows:
35*s
F-A
$13,000c
-Aug 1 1930
Bonds outstanding
$10,000
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly.)
Floating debt
190,200
4Hs
28,000c
Apr 1 1944
Sinking fund aeainst bonds..
562
NET DEBT Nov 30 *20
$199,638 Subject to call begin. April 1 1915.)
44,000c—.Jan 1 1945
The Mayor and Council of six mem¬
Bonds.
*22-*44 4KsT6 _._$105.000-$5,000 yearly
4^g'17A-0 lOO.OOOc.Apr 1 *22-'41
July 1 1936
A-0$69.000c.Apr
4s g TO J-J
4s '11
Aug. 14 1911. going Into effect
superseding the old town
borough governments, the lia¬
Oct. 2 1911)
and
chatham.-—See E. Hampton.
debt column.
total
ansonia.
This town Is n Fairfield County.
Incorporated May 1820.
Highway, Sidewalk & Bridge.
Incorporated May 1786.
The total indebtedness of all the towns,
1920
darien.
Bonds.
—
city.
In
Construction
45
TOWNS
5s'19
...$425,000
1924-1948
TOT. DEBT Apr 1 1921 $11,466,000
may
State,
AND
CONNECTICUT-CITIES
June, 1921.]
danielson.
This borough is in Windham Co.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '21—
$55,607
Grand list 1921
2,470.507
$26.000c
J-J
4^s
M-N 43.000c
(Due $1,000 yearly.)
M-N$10.500c
(Due $1,000 yearly.)
$1,000) 1920-.—$1.00 4Hs
Pop. 1910, 2.934; 1920
-3,130
Tax rate (per
Co.
Incorporated May 1839.
4s
1925
1961
1940
CONNECTICUT—CITIES
46
LYME
EAST
$77,000
Grand list 1921—
3,391,180
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$20 0 )
Population 1910. 1,916; 1920, 2,291
east windsor.
This town is in Hartford County.
Incorporated May 1768.
Total
London Co.
Pop'n 1910, 6,495;
This town Is in New
Inc. May 1704.
1920 9227
5s *19
y'ly
J-D $57,000c—$7,000
'21 $57,000
grand
list
1920
(act. val.)
10,220,809
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$15.00
INTEREST payable by Treasurer.
real estate
val. 1920
Town
was
Is
hamden.
This place is in New Haven Co.
Improvement Bonds.
,
1645.
M-S $75,000c—8ept 1 1929
4s '16
J-J *100,000c—July 1 1936
Funding School Bonds.
5s '18
$200,000
Jan 1 1923
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 1919 $387,000
4s '09
,
-.$100,000
—
BONDED DEBT.
(?)
Grand list 1919
.—$12,876,246
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918--$16.00
7,000 Population 1910, 5,850; 1920, 8,611
—
Floating debt (included)—
5s
12,629
Sinking fund
,
m
195
4s'08
(Subject to call Oct
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.
farmington!
Hartford County.
Grand list 1919
Indebtedness
3 Mg'97 J-J
$800,000r—Jan 1
1922
3Me'97M-N 270.000r-May 1 1922
$5,552,178
Improvement Bonds. •
$101,402 3
-
H?'97 J-J
$250,000r._Jan 1 1922
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919---$10.00
Conn. R. Bge. Bds.(Coup. or Reg)
Population 1910, 3,478; 1920, 3,844 3 Mg'04 J-J
1,000,000--July 11954
3 M?'05 J-D 1,000,000-June 1 1955
glastonbury.
This town is in Hartford County
Water Bonds.
4s *14
J-D$2,000,000
1930-1939
1690. Pop'n 1910, 4,796. 4s g '17 J-D 1.200,000.June 1 *40-'45
1920,-5,592.
4s g *17 J-D 200,000c.—June 1 1946
4s
J-J
$35,000—Jan 1 1928 4s 17
J-S 200,000
June 1 1947
Inc. May
$92,717
DEBT—
TOTAL
Grand list 1919
4,183,396
Tax rate (per $1,000) —
$17.00
INTEREST at Hartford Trust Co
town.
greenwich,
The
Inc.
and
town
name are
in
1662.
Pop'n
1920, 22,122.
Sewer Bonds.
4Ks'15
borough
of
g'17 J-D 200.000c—June 1 1948
17
J-D 200,000
June 1 1949
$12,158,481
Floating debt (addl.)
623,481
Sinking fund
1,886,225
Water debt (included)
4,000,000
4s
4s
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 '21
same
Water Sinking Fund (not
located In Fairfield County.
...
1910.
incl. above sink. fund).
243,205
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
city
16,463;
property
to the value
$20,655,537 on April 1 1921.
owned
\
$11,400—May 1 '22-'24
School Bonds.
ASSESSED
4M«'14J-J
$130.000c July 1 '22-*34
4Ks'14 M-N/10,000c—July 1 1935
I 6,000c—-July 1 1936
1920
4^g'20
/260,000 May 1 '22-'34 1919
\ 15,000
May 1 1935
1918
Highway Improvement Bonds.
1917
4 Jig'16 M-N 55,000—May 1 '22-'23
1916
4Ms '17M-N/15.000c—-May 1 1923
135.000c—May 1 1924
1914
4Hs'19
J70,000c_May 1 '25-*26
...
—
\30,000c—May 1 1927
Refunding School Bonds.
4 Hag 14M-N$15.000cMay 1 *22-'24
VALUATION
TAX
of
Valuation,
per
Mortgage & Trust Co., N. Y.
$1,000
$20.50
28.75
24.00
22.00
20.50
21.50
22.25
1910
16.50
1905
18.00
1900
17.50
1895
17.00
189017.00
^Including valuation of corporation
$368,215,684.00
278,440,301.00
242,935,954.00
241,238,358.00
2236,344,401.00
193.528.927.00
180,824,480.00
138,060,842.00
96.967,410.00
69,761,120.00
53,211,681.00
47,225,324.00
proved April 3 1913, a tax Is levied
on
the city's "grand list" and the
proceeds appropriated for the pur¬
greenwich. borough.
Incorp.
1854.
Population 1910, poses of school maintenance in the
various school districts, the
same
3,886; 1920, 5,939.
4s
M-N$147.000—-May 1 1922 being apportioned according to the
number of pupils in each district.
Funding Bonds.
4^s'15 J-D$l80,000c_Dec 1 *2l-\38 For the first year of operation of this
BOND. DEBT Apr. 16 '21 $477,000 Act the tax levy was fixed at 5 mills.
Grand list i920 (90% act)$8,248,017 Previously each of the districts given
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 20-_ $7.00 below reported separate valuations
INTEREST at Green wloh Trust Co
and
New
U. S.
York
Mortgage
&
Population 1910, 4,233; 1920, 4,220
and tax rates.
Trust Co..
griswold.
This town is In New London Co.
Incorporated October 1815.
5s
$111,000
TOT. DEBT Apr 1921
$111,000
Grand list'20(abt. 80% act) 2,916,696
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19>0—$20.00
of
seat
1720.
727.141
(actual val.) _5,5 >4,822
1920--$20.00
1910. 3,005; 1920—3,180
(per $1,000)
Population
int. at Litchfield Sav. Society.
lyme.
■
This town is
Named
in New London Co.
May 1667,
became a town
Civil War Bonds.
5s
$26,000.-Apr 1 '22-'38
BOND. DEBT Apr. 16 '21-$27,000
—
subject to taxation.
M-S $200.000.-Sept 1 1938
are
hartford
"arsenal
8ch.
district."
4s '08
M-N$30,000o—.May 1 1938
4s'12
J-J
6O.OOO0— .Jan 1 1942
4s '17
J-D
60,000
June 1 1947
Building Bonds.
4MsT7 M-S$180,000_8ept 17 '2l-'47
BOND. DEBT May 25 '2l_$380.000
Floating debt.' addl.)
198.000
12,325
1,000
Floating debt (addl.)
Sinking
fund
Assess, val. real estate..,
520,889
Assess, val.
126,268
personal
Total grand list *20 (H
act.)_617.158
(per $1,000) 1921
$21-00
Population 1910, 746;
1920, 674
Tax rate
madison.
This
is in New Haven Co.
1826; taken from Guilford.
Bonds.
town
Inc. May
School
5Ms'21 M-N/
60,000c__May 1 1941
UOO.OOOcMay 1 '46 '51
TOTAL DEBT 8ept 1 '19$45,516
Grand list 1919
—4,347,033
$1,000) 1919
$9-00
Population 1910, 1,534; 1920, 1,857
Tax rate (per
Manchester]
This town is in Hartford
hartford
"south
district."
school
3 Ms
M-N $200,000o—May 1 1931
3 Ms
M-N 200,000c &r-Nov 1 1942
3 Ms g'05M-S200.000o-.SeDt 1 1955
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21—$600,000
May 1823. Population
1920, 18.370.
Co.
Inc.
1910,13,641;
Refunding Bonds.
M-N $50.000c_Mayl '22-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr. 19 '21
$55,000
4s '08
75,000
(actual)32,538.144
1920-—$12.00
Manchester T.&S.D. Co.
Floating debt
Floating debt
215,000
Sinking funds
57,652
Population in 1920 (est.)
57,000
INT. at Fidelity Tr.Co., Hartford.
Tot. ass'd val. '20
hartford^outhwest
mansfield.
Tax rate
district."
school
(per $1,000)
INT. at
This town Is in
Tolland County.
Incorporated May 1702.
May 1 1944 TOTAL DEBT Sept 16 *20-$64,884
4s
M-S
10.000c
1925
/real estate..
1,177,590
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $85,000
Grand Ilstlpersonal
283,801
Mortgage note
2,500 Tot.
grand fist'20 (80 % act.) 1,461.391
Floating debt
9,100 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20_$25.00
Dist. grand list
4,112.994
Pop'n. 1910.1,977; 1920, 2,574.
INT.
at
Hartford-Connecticut
4Ms'l4 M-N$75,000c
Trust Co., Hartford.
meriden, city.
hartford "washington
school district."
4s
J-J
$20,000c
1928
J-J
25,000o
1924
3 Ms
J-J
100.000O—July 1 1932
4s '08
'$ 125.000c. Jan 1 '26-'46
($25,000 every 5 yrs.)
4Ms*18 J-J
100,000c—Jan 1 1947
BOND. DE&T June 10 '21 $370,000
Sinking fund
14,844
Assess, val. '20 (% act.)—10,592.312
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$20.70
INT. at Hartford Nat. Bank.
.
Incorp. 1867.
Pop'n 1910, 32,066;
1920, 34,739.
The town and olty of Merlden are
situated
In
New
Haven
County.
Water Bonds.
4M?'15 J-J $200,000c.july 1 *21-'25
Street and Pavement Bonds.
4Msg'17J-J $160.000c_July 1 '21-'28r
Funding Bonds.
4sM'19 J J
$60,000--July 1 '30 '33
BOND. DEBT Dec 1
$420,000
Water debt (included)
200,000
Floating debt (addl.)
20,000
Cash
141
24,457
on/General debt—
(Water debt
hand.
.39,931.613
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$7.00
INT. at Imp. & Trad. Nat. Bank.
3 Ms'01 F-A $ 120.000c.July 31 1926
4s '11
F-A 160,000c—July 31 1936 N. Y.
4s '12
F-A 125.000c—Aug 1 1937
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 '21
$405,000 meriden, town.
Floating debt (addl.)
7,500
Inc. May 1806.
During the year
Sinking fund
62,538 1896 the town voted to consolidate
Assessed
valuation
1921
the schools and assume the debt of
(abt. act. val).
42,000,975 all the school districts.
Population
Tax rate (dist.) (pey $1,000) '21 .$1.00 1910.32.066:1920,34,739.
Population in 1920 (est)
.25,000
High School Bonds.
4MgT4 M-N$225,000c_May 1 *36-44
INT. at Phoenix National Bank,
hartford "west middle
school district."
This town is in Litchfield County
Incorporated October 1737.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1918.
Grand list
Total val. *20 (2-3 actual)
Funding Bonds.
Hartford.
harwinton.
Tax Rate
Refunding Bonds.
4Hg'12 J-J $119,000c-July 1 *22-*44
4s '09
F-A 398,000c
1921-1954
stock held by residents, whloh for
4Mg'15 A-O
94.000—Apr 1 '22-*40
1916
aggregated
$100,467,135; in
High School Bonds.
1917 it was $97,927,771; in 1918
4s'07
J-J
$ 100,000o-July 1 1935
totaled $90,884,077, in 1919 it was
Park Bonds.
$107,626,410, and in 1920 it was
4%g'20
$45,OOOc_May 1 '22-'30
TOT. DEBT June 15.'21.$1,418,400 $104,408,753.
Tax
rate
for
1920 includes 4%
Assess, val. '20 (50% act.) 51,240,860
mills levied for school purposes.
Tax rate (per $1,000) i920— .$20.00
1920,
138,036;
1910,
INT.
on
high school issue and Population
98,915.
sewer bonds of 1915 payable at Treas¬
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
urer's office or Greenwich Trust Co.,
Greenwich; refunding bonds of 1909
SCHOOL DISTRICT TAXES.—
at Bankers Trust Co.; others at U. S.
Under an Act of the Legislature ap¬
—
Town tax
AND
RATE.
xTotal
county
(abt. act.). (Personal—
Total val. '20
hartford "second north
school district."
4s '94
J-J
$137,000o—Jan 1 1924
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1904.)
3 Ms '04 J-J
40,000o—July 1 1934
4Ms'14 J-J
144,000
Jan 1 1944
(Bonds are exempt from taxes.)
BOND. DEBT May 31 '19-$281.000
Floating debt
41,500
Total assess, val. 1919—11,467,640
INT. at Security Co., Hartford.
Refunding Bonds.
This town Is in
Named Dec. 1645.
the
*20/Real estate.4,827.681
Grand list
4Ms'15 M-S 150,000c-—Sept 1 1945
BOND. DEBT June 1 *21
$350,000
Floating debt
—
58,000
Sinking fund
27,295
Assd. val. 1920 (H act.)-81,096,224
INT. at Security Co. of Hartford
$120,000o-.0ot 1 1939 4M&'19 J-D /100,000
Dec 1 1928
1 1929)
I 50,000
Dec 1 1929
$365,000
Paving Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1920-516,914,796 3Mg' 98 J-J
$100,000r—Jan 1 1938
County tax '19
3-20 of a mill on $1 3 M£ 'OOJ-J
120.000r._Jan 1 '30-'38
INT. on 4Mb of 1915 at First Nat.
High School & Bridge Bonds.
Bank, Boston, or First Bridgeport 3 Mg'98 J-J
$200,000r—Jan 1 1938
Nat. Bank; other interest at First
g'14 F-A650,000
Feb 11939
Bridgeport Nat. Bank.
Police Department.
3 Mg'98 J-J
$75,000r—Jan 1 1923
4s g '09 A-O
Is
town
Railroad Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4s
J-D $68.000o
On demand
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
$68,000
Floating debt (additional).
72.500
school district."
Bonds
18,678.835 hartford.
$1,000) 1919—$12.00
This city is in Hartford County.
Pop. 1910. 6,134; 1920
11,475
The town
and city of Hartford
*
INT. on this Issue at Town Treas. were consolidated on April 1 1896,
office or in N. Y. City; others at and their debts are no longer reported
Southport Trust Co.
separately.
City Incorp. May 1784.
Municipal Building Bonds.
fairfield county.
4Mg'13 M-N$ 1,570.000_-Nov 11933
Bridgeport and Danbury are the
Land-Purchase Notes.
county seats.
Pop'n 1910, 245,322
4s '14
M-S $350.000
1921-1934
1920, 320,919.
Park Improvement Bonds.
Court-House Bonds (Taxable).
3 M?'96 J-J
$300,000c-Jan 1 1926
4Ms'15 J-J
$245.000—July 1 1945
Perm. Impt. Notes.
Refunding Bonds (Taxable).
4Ms'18 J-D $700.000-Dec 1 *21-'27
Grand list 1919..
Tax rate (per
This
Litchfield County .Incorporated
"northwest
hartford
In
in
litchfield, town.
in 1665.
,
Fairfield County.
settled in 1639 and named
town
marked
4Ms'l4 M-S 100,000c—Mar 1 1944
4Ms'19 J-D 250.000c.-.June 1 1959
BOND. DEBT June 1920—1494,000
Sinking fund
23,000
INT. on Phoenix Nat. Bk., Hartf.
t
This
—
value
bonds
hartford "northeast sch
district."
Building Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
4s '09
J-D $78,000o
June 1 1939
3 Ms
J-D
66,000o—June 1 1931
assess,
.
on
Total
.3,379,815
3,891,965 groton water district.
1924
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-— $22 00 4s g '04 A-0 $150,000o
75,000o
1925
Population in 1910, 3,362; '20, 3,741 4s g'05 J-D
4Ms'llJ-J
35.000c1941
4 Ms 11 M-N
enfield.
30.000
1941
This town (P. O. Thompsonville) TOTAL DEBT Apr 1920— $290,000
105,000
is in
Hartford Co.
Town named Floating debt-..
Ass'd val. '19 (% act.)
3,000,000
and granted by State of Massachu
$5.00
setts in 1683, annexed to State of Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
Connecticut May 1 1749.
Population in 1919 (est.)
.3,000
INT. payable at National Bank
Town Bonds.
3Ms'01 F-A $30,000c—Feb 18 1926 of Commerce, New London, Conn,
4HsT4F-A
50.000c...Feb 2 1934
4M$'16J-J
27.500c—July 1 1936 guilford.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21. $107,500
This
town
is
in
New
Haven
Floating debt
106,500 County.
Settled 1639, named July
Grand list of 1920
13,618,375 1543.
Pop'n '10, 3,001; '20. 2,803.
(Ass't about 75 to 80% act. value.) TOTAL DEBT
$55,580
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$15-00 Uncollected taxes and cash
Pop'n 1910,9,719; 1920 —11,719
on hand
12,390
INT. at Thompsonville Trust Co. Net debt Aug. 20 1920-—
43,460
Grand list 1920
2,997,868
fairfield.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$16.00
Total
fund
assessed
INT.
BOND. DEBT May 21
GEN. BOND. DT. Apr 16 '21-None
Assessment debt Apr 16 '21
$90,000
Assess, val.,
$13 890
9,720,777
(*)
at
the
City
Bank and
Trust Co.,
Hartford, on all others at Riverside
Trust Co., Hartford.
Sinking
groton.
(Concluded)—
BOND. DEBT May 24'21
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
AND
1919
$48,057
1,266,704
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$20.00
Population 1910, 1,440; 1920—2,020
huntington (See Shelton.)
jewett city.
London Co.
$45,000
Floating debt (add *1)
31,275
Sinking fund
2,612
Tot.ass'd val.*20(75%act.).1,991.398
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$5.00
Population in 1910.3,023; '20,3,196.
This borough is in New
TOTAL DEBT Apr 16 1921
3 M8 '01 M-N$30.000o_May 1
4s'08 M-N J
30.000c.May 1
\ 220.000c-May 1
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21
*22-'24
'2 2-'24
*25-'35
$505,000
23,662
Floating debt Sept 1 19203,950
on hand Sept 1 1920
Assess, val. *20 (act.)
44,353'245
Cash
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
1921 —.$15.00
INT. at Mechanics 9c
Metals Nat,
Bank, New York.
middletown, city.
Mlddletown City Is situated In the
of Mlddletown, Middlesex Co.
town
Inc. May 1784.
Funding Bonds.
J-D |$42,000—June 1 '22-'35
\
4.000
June 11936
Water Bonds.
4s *97
J-J $200.000r—July 1 1922
4s '16
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
KENT.
f
This town is in Litchfield County. lMs'01 J-D $53,000c—Dec 1 1921
oMs'05 M-N 35,000c—.May 1 1925
Incorporated October 1739.
Municipal Building Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT May 20 '21_$30,700
Assessed val. real
988,985 3 Ms'05 M-N $36,000o_—May 1 1925
Assess, val. personal
188,196 BOND. DEBT June 11 '21 $243,000
200,000
Tot. ass'd val.'20 (act.val.)l,177,181 Water debt (Included)
1,113
Tax rate (per $1,000; 1920—$21.00 General sinking fund..
Water sinking fund
188,506
Population 1910, 1,122; 1920.-1,038
Grand list 1920
12,634,244
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
$10 00
killingly.
Population 1910,11,854; 1920,13.63
This town Is In Windham County.
INT. at Middletown Nat. Bank,
Incorporated May 1708.
4Ms* 16 J-J
$67.000--$2,000 yearly Middletown.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 20'21
$67,000
Notes debt (addl.)
142,003 middletown, town.
Total taxable value 1920—6,593,052
Incorporated Sept. 1651.
Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—2.S21.50 are tax exempt.
Population 1910,
Population 1910, 6.564; 1920, 8,178 20,749; 1920, 22,129.
Railroad Refunding Bonds.
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bank, Boatton, or at Windham Co. Nat. Bank, 3 Ms'04 J-J $100,000c&r Janl 1924
4s'09
J-D
340.000O—June 1 1929
in Danielson.
4s TO
F-A
244.000c—Aug 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1920 $684,000
lisbon.
151.000
This town Is in New London Co. Floating debt
Sinking fund
83,349
Incorporated May 1786.
17,806,871
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1920—$28,000 Grand List 1919
Sinking fund
12,108 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$16.00
INT. on 4% bonds of 1909 & 1910
Grand list (95% act.)
936,410
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21-$25.00 payable at Old Colony Trust Co.,
Boston: on others In Mlddletown.
Population in 1910, 824; 1920, 867.
CONNECTICUT-CITIES
June, 1921.]
MIDDLETOWN
DIST.
SCHOOL
School Refunding Bonds.
*s'15J-J. $35,000
July 1 '22-'35
High School Bonds.
4*s'13M-S $65.000r
1921-1933
IOND. DEBT Apr. 1921
$102,500
Note debt (addl.)
50,000
Grand list
1920--
$5.50
INT. payable In Middle town.
MILFORD.
This town Is In New Haven County.
Incorp.
1664.
Pop'n.
4,366;
1910,
AO
J J
x
41,000
28,000....
....1932
1930
School Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
$50.000...July 1 1931
4*sg'17J-J $150,000c-July 1 '21-35
5s '21
M N/J 13,000—-May 1 1922
1 70,000-May 1 *23 '29
zRoad Improvement Bonds.
'19F-A $45,OOOc_Aug 1 '2l'-29
434s '20A-O 100,000—Apr 1 '22-'31
BOND. DT. Mar. 22 '21-$619,200
Cash on hand Sept 1 '20
62,982
Grand list 1920 (abt. 90%
act.)
18,341,379
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$18.00
5s g
INT.
Milford
at
Trust
Co.,
Milford.
$12.25
Sinking fund
11,947
Population 1910, 3,667: 1920--3,895
INT. at U. S Mtg. & Tr. Co., N.Y.
new
in 1738.
Refunding Bonds.
3*s
J-J
$36,000c
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1920
Floating debt
MONTVILLE.
This town is in New London Co.
1921
$21,000
34,000
1,982,355
278,235
30,060
2,290,650
$1,000) 1920
$13.00
Pop'n. 1910. 2,144; 1920
1.781
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Tax rate (per
Bank, Hartford.
By an Act of the General Assembly,
the olty, town and school district of
New Haven were consolidated Deo. 7
1897 under one government, and the
olty assumes the assets and liabilities
of the two other governments.
CITY
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4s *13
A-O$100,000c...Apr 1 1943
4*s'15 J-J
z75.000c—Jan 1 1945
Park Bonds.
M-N $25,000r—May 1 1923
4*s'15 J-J
x50,000c—July 1 1942
4*s'20 J-J
50,000c—July 1 1942
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
$60,000o__July 1 1924
4s
BONDS.
City-Hall Bonds.
4*s'15 J-J $245,000—July 1
Bridge Bonds.
3 *s'02 A-O $10,000r—Oct
3 *s'05 A-O
95.OOOo-._Oot
4s *08
J-J
35,0000.-July
'41-45
g
J-J
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920
$16.00
Population 1910, 2,804; 1920-3,411
1 1928
J-J
75,000—Jan 1 '34-'36
Funding & High School Bonds.
4s'11
3*s'00 A-O
$96.000r_0ct
Funding Bonds.
3*8*05 A-O $253 .OOOr.Oct
Improvement Bonds.
4a '07
J-D$172,000c.June
4s'08
J-J
100.000r„July
4s '10
J-J
100.000-Jan
1 *2l-'24
1 '25-'35
-
—
Floating debt
(add'l)
147,329
Grand list '21 (75% act.).13,335,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$27.50
INT. at Naugatuck Nat. Bank.
new
Britain!
The city
May
of New Britain
(incorp.
Is situated in Hartford
In Apr. 1906 the town and
1850)
County.
city were consolidated.
CITY OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS.
Water Bonds.
4s
F-A $250,OOOo—July
4s
F-A
75,OOOo. .July
4s *08
J-J
300.000o_.Jan
4s'09
F-A
250,000c—Aug
1 1927
1 1933
1 1938
1 1939
100,000c..Aug 1 1941
4tfs '11 F-A
School Bonds.
1 1938
1 1939
1 1921
1 1938
fSO.OOOc.Aug 1 '21-*25
J-J
$15.OOOo—Jan
F-A 153,OOOo...Feb
F-A
20,000
Aug
J-J
14.000
July
4*s
4s '09
4s '13
4*8*14 F-A
-
Park Bonds.
] 6.000c—Aug 1 1926
_
__
4*8*14 A-O*$ 100,000- —Oct 1 1944
5s '20
M-S 100,000c—-Sept 1 1943
Paving Bonds.
i.
4s
J-J $100,000
Jan '31-'35
3*s'02 A-O
12,500r
Oct 1922
4s '11
A-O 100,000—.Oct 1 *32-'36
4s '13
M-N200.000—May 1 '33-'36
4s *14
J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1931
4*s'14 J-J *150,000—Jan 1 '32-'34
4*s'13 F-A*100,000
Feb 15 1935
4*s'16 M-S
50,000
Mar 1 1935
4*s'16 M-S 100,000
Mar 1 1936
4*s*17 F-A*200,000
Aug 1 1937
4*s'18 M-N 75,000
Mayl 1936
4*s*19 M-S 300,000-Mar 15 '27-'30
5s *21
s-a /200,000c-Apr
1 '36-'37
\300,000c_Apr 1 *39-'41
5s '20
A-O 200,000—Apr
1
1940
Grading Bonds.
M-S $125,000c—Sept 1 1940
Hospital Bonds.
4s '12
A-O $75,000--Oct 1 *30-*32
Fire Headquarters Bonds.
4s *11
A-O $65.000—Oct 1 '28-*31
City Sewerage.
5s '20
170.000c.Aug I '27-'43
•4*s 16 F A
25,000
A-0$200.000r._Apr 1 '22-'29
Aug 1 1929 4s '89
4s *16
F-Al 140,000c—Aug l'2l-'34 3 *s '05A-O lOO.OOOr—Oct 1 1925
\ 5.000c—.Aug 1 1935 4s *08 J-J 150,OOOo—-July 1 1928
J-J
50,000.-July 1 *36-'37
4*s'20 F-A
50,O00c.Aug 1 '36-'40 4s '12
4*s'19 F-A
40,000c...Aug 1 1929 4*s'14 J-J
*50,000
Jan 1 1938
4*s*19 F-A
30,OOOc_Aug 1 *41-*43 4*s'15 F-A*100,000-Feb 15 *40-'44
A-O 110,000
Apr 2 1942
4*s'20 F-Af 60.000c_Aug 1 '22-'24 4s '17
\
5,000c—Aug 1 1925 4*s'18 J-D 300,000.-Dec 1 '46-'47
1948
4*s'20 F A 525,OOOc_Aug 1 '22 '42 4*s'19 J-D 100,000
TOWN OF NEW HAVEN DEBT.
Municipal Building Bonds.
Air Line RR. Bonds.
4s '08
J-J
$215,000o_.July 1 1948
3 *8 *89 J-J *$250.000oJuly 1 '20-'29
Subway Bonds.
Park Bonds.
3*g
A-O
$4,OOOo— .Oct *2l-'22
4s
A-O
$100,OOOo—July 1 1939
14,OOOo—.Oct '23-'29 3 *s '89J-J
4s'11
A-O
24,000c —.Oct '30-'41 (Subject to call after July 1 1910.)
J-J
100,OOOo—July 1 1939
4s *12
A-O
44.000—Oct 1 '2l-'41 4s '89
•
Exempt from taxation.
4s '13
A-O
10,000
Oct 1 1942
4s '15
A-O / 8,000—Oct 1 '2l-'28
122,000—.Oct 1 *29-'39 NEW HAVEN|SCHOOL|DISTRICT
M-N$52,500c_May 1 '22-'24
5s '20
A-O 134,000c.Oct
1
*2-'38 4s '92
F-A
75,000c.Feb 1 *25-'28
\36,OOOc_Oct 1 '39-'50 4s '94
4s '95
M-N125.000c.Nov 1 '29-'34
Refunding Bonds.
INTEREST on all Issues Is paid at
4*8
F-A $50.000c.Aug 1 '21-'30
the City Treasury.
Street Bonds.
4s
F-A f $30,000
Aug 1 1925 TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. &c
I 20,000
Aug 1 1927
Dec.31 '20. Dec. 31*19.
4*s'15 F-A
.
_
.
Park Bonds.
Bd.dt.
4*s'14 F-A $36,000c..Aug 1 '21-38
Sewer
Bonds.
F-A$100,OOOo—.Aug
(Subject to call after Aug 1
3 *a
J-J
150,000c—.July
3*s
J-J
100,OOOo— .July
43 '04
J-J
200,000c—.July
4s *06
J-J
300,000o—Jan
4s*ll
J-J
75,000c—.Jan
4s '15
F-A
90,000c—Feb
5s '20
F-A
75,000-—Aug
4s
(city).$5,663,500 $5,522,500
Town
School district
1 1925
1910.)
1 1924
1 1932
1 1932
1 1936
1 1936
1 1940
1 1930
425,000
270,000
450,000
280,000
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920—u$25.00
property—$8,400,419
Pop'n 1910, 43,916; 1920
59,316
Value of city
INT. at New Britain Nat. Bank.
CITY
1950
Bonds.
5s g
J-D $35.000o—Deo 1 1937
College Bonds.
4*s
J-J $50.000c—July 1 1941
Jan 15 1954
NORWALK
SOUTH
OF
(Annexed).
Funding Bonds.
'05
J-J/$50,000o.July 1'25&'30
1 20,OOOo
July 1 1935
J-J
109,000c.
July 1 1939
Paving Bonds (Tax-Free).
4*sT2 F-AS100.000
Aug 1 1922
Public-Improvement Bonds.
4*s '12M-N $75.000
May 1 1942
Electric-Light Bonds.
4a
A-O $20,OOOo
Apr 1 1928
Library Bonds.
4a
A-O $a,000o
Apr 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
4s '05
M-S $90,OOOo&r
Sept 1 '25. '30 & '35
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $150,000r_July 1 *25-'35
(Part every 5 years)
4s '09
-
-
Refunding Water Bonds.
$52.000o-.-July 1 1939
$670,000
20,000
Grand list 1920
—28,544,268
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$22.00
Population In 1920
27,700
4s'09
J-J
TOTAL DEBT June 1921
Sinking fund
INT.
J-D
$40,OOOo
June 1 1924
4s
M-N
60,000c—May 1 1925
3*s
J-D 100.000c—Deo 1 1931
4s'g'08 J-D 175.000c...Deo 1 1927
4*s'20F-A 190,000—Feb 1 '22-'40
5s '20
J-J
61,000c.Dec 1 *21-'39
,
July 1 1944
old
bonds
on
funding
due
funding
and
1935 and re¬
bonds
of
the
town of Norwalk at Am. Exch.
Nat.
Bank,
N.
Y.;
annexed town at
other bonds of
Empire Trust Co..
N.
Y.; water 4s of 1909
bonds due July 1 1931 at
andp aving
U. S Mtge.
&
Trust Co., N. Y.; water .3*8 at
Fairfield Co. Nat. Bank in Norwalk;
other Int. in Norwalk.
Sidewalk Bonds.
4*s
M-S $10,000r
1921-1922
Refunding Bonds.
3 *g'05 A-O $100,OOOo&rOot 1 1935
Funding & School Refunding
4*sg'19J-J
Funding
$18,000-July 1 '22-'39
&
Sewer
Refunding
NORWICH, CITY.
Norwich Is In New London County.
Population 1920,22,304.
Inc. 1784
Water Bonds.
3*s
4s '06
_
_
$150,000c—Jan 1 1923
J-J
A-O
65,000
Apr 2 1931
395,000—Mar 2 19391
4*s
M-S
Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4*sg'19J-J $18,000.-July 1 *22-'39 3*s
J-D $166.000o—June 11925 r
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4*sg'l9J-J $144,000.July 1 '22-'39 4s *06 A-O $143,000
Apr 2 1931
BOND. DEBT Apr 18'21 $2,162,000 4*s'13 A-O 125,000
Oct 1 1938
Sinking fund
49,640 4*s
M-S 84,000
Mar 2 1939
Water debt (Included)—
M-N271,000--------—'
851.000 5s '21
Grand list 1920
33.277,584
Gas and Electric Plant Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.-$33.75 4s '06
A-O $287,000.--Apr 2 1931
GEN. BONDS May 15* 2111,415,000
x INT. at New London City Nat.Bk.
Water debt
(Included)..
610,000
and on funding and refunding bond
Assessment debt (add'l)—
134,293
issues of 1919 at the City Treasurer's
Sinking fund, general
20,465
office or at the U. S. Mtge. & Trust
102,079
Co., N. Y., at holder's option and on Sinking & cash (gas & elec)
Assess, val. real estate
12,732,225
park bonds of 1920 at the City Treas¬
__
—
Assess, val.
urer's office.
______
NEW MILFORD.
This town is In Litchfield Co.
Incorporated October 17X2.
TOTAL DEBT Aug 21 '20- $129,500
5,682,555
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$14.0u
Population 1910, 5,010; 1920.-4,781
personal
1,990,789
(*act.) 13,723,024
$1,000)
$18.75
Tot. assess.val.'21
Tax rate (per
INT.
at
Norwich
—
Sav.
First Nat. Bk., Columbia
and Thames Nat. Bank.
Society,
Trust Co.
Grand list 1919
NORFOLK.
This town Is in Litchfield County.
Incorporated in Oct. 1758.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
5s '20
$30,000
Oct 1 1940
Road Bonds.
4s
J-J
$15,000c
1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21$43,000
Sinking fund
3.778
Grand list 19 0 (act.)
3.856,897
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$13.00
Population 1910, 1.541; 1920—1.229
---
INT.
payable at Norfolk.
NORTH HAVEN TOWNSHIP.
This township Is In New Haven Co.
Town Bonds.
4*sT3 M-N$75,000
Nov 1 1943
BOND. DEBT May 5 *17$75,000
Sinking fund
16,228
Tot.val. '16 (abt.90% act.)2.247.656
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) 16-$14.00
Population 1910, 2,254; 1920, 1,968
NORTH STONINGTON.
NORWICH, TOWN.
Inc. 1659.
Pop'n 1920,
29,685
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
3*s'05 J-J $117,000o—Jan 1 1925
Town note held by Norwich
Savings Society, given to
take
up
Preston
bonds
due 1920
.—$21,000
Town
deposit fund 6s—^on
demand!
13,302
Outstanding notes
79,503
TOTAL DEBT Sept 15 '20 -209,805
Sinking fund and cash
17,406
Grand list
19,466,621
(Assessment about * actual value.)
Town tax (per $1,000)
$22.00
INT. Is payable at the Treasurer's
office.
OLD
SAYBROOK.
This town is in Middlesex County.
from Saybrook.
30 '20 $44,538
12,358
Sept 30 '20-32,180
Inc. May 1852, taken
TOTAL DEBT Sept
Less
assets.
NET DEBT
—
—.—
1,508.466
(per $1,000)
$15.50
Pop'n '10 (Census), 1,516; '20, 1,463
Grand list 1920
Tax rate
This town is in New London Co.
orange.
Incorp. May 1807.
This town Is In New Haven County.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 15 '20--$41,083
Inc. May 1822.
Pop'n '10, 11,272;
Grand list 1920
659.653
'18 (est.), 15,500.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$20.00
5*s'20
80,000
Oct 1 1940
Population 19201,144
Refunding Bonds.
4*s'16 J-J $100,000c...Jan 1 1930
NORWALK, CITY.
Funding Bonds
Incorporated June 30 1913 by a 4s g *05 J-J
$200,OOOo.-Jan 1 1925
consolidation of the former city of
Sinking Fund Bonds.
Norwalk (Incorporated June 30 1893)
4*s'19 M-S $90,000
Mar 1 1939
the city of So. Norwalk (Incorpor.
4*s
i
130.000
Jan 1 1936
Aug. 18 1870), the former Fire Dis¬ BOND. DEBT Apr 25 '21
$600,000
trict of East Norwalk, and the outly¬ Assessment debt
(add'l)..
161,100
ing districts, which altogether com¬ Floating debt
190,000
prised the old town of Norwalk, Sinking fund (general)
28,529
which was Incorporated in Sept. 1651
Assessed val'n, real estate. 19,786,867
_
»
...
Tot. bd. dt.$6,358,500 $6,252,500
Sinking funds45,294
182,555
Net debt--$6,303,206
ASSESSED
$6,069,945
VALUATION.—The
city's assessed valuation and tax rate
approximately as follows,
"about 51 %
TOWN OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS actual value" until 1900, when basis
of valuation was raised to full value:
Park Bonds.
Grand.
Rate of Tax
4s
J-J
$V 5,000c—July 1 1924
Years.
List.
per $1,000.
School Bonds.
1920
$235,752,318,
$25.00
4a
J-J
$35,000c.July 1 *22-'28
188,855,399
19.75
3*s
F-A
50,000c
Aug 1 1929 1919—
1918
183,940,924
19.75
3*s
F-A
28,000-.May 1 '22-'35
171,098,044
20.00
3 *8
F-A
24. OOOo .Aug 1 '2l-'32 1917
1916—— 165.880,769
20.00
DEBT OF CONSOLIDATED CITY
BOND. DEBT Mar 31 \20$4,178,000
Floating debt (add'l)
183 ,700
Sinking fund, general
350,478
Water debt (included)
975,000
Water sinking fund
132,403
Assessed valuation 1920.91,229,498
1950
Bonds.
1 *27-'32
1 '29-'33
NAUGATUCK.
1 '31 -'35
This borough is In New Haven Co.
4s'09
J-J
100,000. -Jan 1 '30-'34
Town Inc. 1844; borough 1893; con¬
4*s'19
500,000-Mar 15 *31-'35
solidation of town and borough 1895.
City Dock Improvement Bonds.
Pop'n 1910, 12,722; 1920
15,051
4*s'18 J-J $20,000
July 1 1926
Refunding Bonds.
Depot Approach Bonds.
4s *12
F-A $llO,000o.Feb 1'22-'32
4*s'18 A-0$475,000- Apr 1 '37-'38
$110,000
July 1 1926
1926
1949
School Bonds.
4s
Sewer
U1922
1 1925
100,000
3*s g J-J
150,000
July 1
4*s'19 J-J
116,000
July 1
4*s'20 F-A 200,000—-Feb 1
Water Refunding Bonds.
4*s'20 J-J $225,000
Jan 1
*
Incorporated October 1786.
BOND. DEBT Aug. 31 '20
$30,000
Floating debt (addl.)
24,100
Sinking fund
33,641
Assessed val 'n, real estate. .3.431,348
Assessed val 'n, personal
478,647
Other assessable property
407,598
Tot. ass'd val.'20 (actual).4,317,598
In
city, 1784.
Population 1910,19,659;
1920. 25,688.
3*s
HAVEN!
This city Is the county seat of New
Haven County.
Incorporated 1784.
HAVEN
(located
city
ment includes both.
Other assessable property
Tot. grand list '20 (act.)
NEW
and
oounty of same name) are under one
government and the following state¬
Inc. town 1646:
Incorporated
(personal-
town
„_
School Bonds.
4*s'14 J-J $100,000
Bridge Bonds.
4*s'14 J-J $100.000
4s
london!!
The
/real estate
1920—$18.00
Pop'n 1910, 1,689; 1920—
2,381
INT. at Phoenix Nat. Bk., Hartf.
NEW HARTFORD.
Grand list
(per $1,000)
Refunding Bonds.
A-O $220,000o—Apr 1 1939
Bridge Bonds.
4*s'12
$250,000
June 1 1942
4s '09
Tax rate
—1929
$90,000c
M-S
4s
NEW
BOND. DEBT June 7 '21
Hartford County.
School, Town-Hall, &c.
F-A$150,000c
—1939
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $240,000
Grand list 1921
7,678,727
3*p
This town is in Litchfield County.
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4*s 16 J-J
$89.200/$5.000 yearly
\on Jan 1
Refunding Bonds.
4s '21
A O $33,0000
1927
4s '21
This town is in
Funding Bonds.
4*s'15 J-J
$74,000c—Jan 1 *22-'58
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *21.
$74,000
Floating debt (add'l)
15,000
Sinking funds
1,317
Grand list 1920 (80% act.) .2,805,315
1920,10,193,
4s'21
TOWN OF NORWALK (Annexed.)
NEWINGTON.
Incorporated in 1871.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
12,632,019
Tax rate a er $1,000) 1921
CANAAN.
This town is in Fairfield County.
Incorporated May 1801.
Floating Debt, &c„ Bonds.
NEW
47
TOWNS
AND
have been
real estate being taken at
155,681,221
148,552,269
139,779,146
131,658,990
126,804,456
110,001,166
53,800,000
52.171.131
1915—
1914
1912—
1911
1910
1905—
1895
1890
POPULATION.—In
519; in
20.00
19.00
17.50
17.50
17.50
14.00
21.00
19.50
1920, 162,-
1910(Census), 133,605; 1900,
1890. 85,981; 1790,4,448.
108,027;
Assessed val'n, personal..
864,598
Paving Bonds.
4*8*12 J-J $100,000
July 1 1931 Other assessable property- 1,112,550
Tot. ass'd val.'20(85 %act)2l.764.015
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4s *07
J-J
$150,000.July 1 '27-'28 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$l7.00
Water Bonds.
Population In 1920
16,614
INT. at Nat. Tradesmen's Bank,
4s *95
J-J
$50,000
July 1 1935
3 *s'99 J-J
200,000—July 1 1929 New Haven.
(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
3 *8*03 J-D 100.000
June 11928 OXFORD.
This town Is in New Haven Co.
(Subject to call June 1 1923.)
4s *09
J-J
70.000
July 1 1934 Incorporated October 1798.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921-$35,745
Sewer Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$35,000
July 1 1927 Grand list 1920 (act. val.) .1,200.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$20.00
Refunding Funded Debt,
3 *s
J-J
$50.000
July 1 1929 Population 1910, 1,020; 1920, 998
(Subject to call Jan. 1919.)
4s g
J-J
$50,000
-.1935 PLAINVILLE.
This town is In Hartford County.
Third Taxing Diit. Funding &
Incorporated May 1869.
$70,000c.
(33,000—July 1 '22-32 .8
] 12,000—July 1 *33-'35 BOND. DEBT April 16 *21 $56,000
14,000
15.000—July 1 *36-'38 Sinking fund
6,000
July 1 1939 Assessed val'n, real estate.3,093,492
Improvement Bunds.
4*s'17 J-J
(
C ROCKVILLE.
This olty Is in Tolland County.
personal..$1,143,202
Population 1910, 7,977;
Tot. val'n 1920 (90% act.) .4,236,094 Inc. 1886.
1 ^20
Total tax rate (per $1,000 20. $19 .00 IQ20
Filtration (Int. at Treas. Office).
Pop'n 1910, 2,882; 1920
4,114
4s
J-J $65.000c...July
1935
Sewer (Int. at Treas. Office).
PLAINFIELD.
4s
J-J
$50.000c
Jan 1 1926
This town is in Windham County.
(Subject to call Jan 1 1900.)
BONDED DEBT
None
4s
J-J
$74.000c—July 1 1927
Floating debt July 31 1920.
$63,775 BOND. DEBT Nov 15 '19 $189,000
Sinking fund
5,924 Sinking Fund
42,22b
10,183.720
Grand list 1919
6.316,508 Assess, val. 1920 est
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919...$15.00 Tax rate (per $1,000) '20(est.)$11-50
Population 1910. 6,719; 1920, 7,926
PLAINVILM
Assessed val'n,
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND
48
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 '21-
$34,000
TOLLAND.
This town is in Tolland County.
46,320
5,517,784 Named May 1715.
Value of town prop. Aug. 31
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 *20—$30,406
753,149
1920---.65.200 Grand list 1920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$14.00 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$20.00
1,050
Population in 1920
5,407 Population 1920 (Census)
Floating debt
Grand list 1920
—-
.
SAYBROOK.
This town is In
PLYMOUTH.
This town is In Litchfield County
Incorporated 1795.
Funding Bonds.
4 Ms'11 F-A $75,000c—Aug 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1920
$75,000
Floating debt
—
46,589
Sinking funds..
.......
22,092
Assess, value, real
.3,217,518
Assess, value,
Middlesex County.
Connecti¬
Settled 1635, united with
cut December 1644.
BOND. DEBT May
$39,00(1
3 1921
personal....1,650,460
54,712 Population 19l0, 1,907; 1920, 1,325
Other assess, property
Tot.assess.val .'20(85 % act) 4,922.690
Total tax
(per $»,000) 1920...$22.50
5,021; 1920.
6.623
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston.
PORTLAND.
Middlesex County.
This town Is In
May 1841.
Refunding Bonds (tax-exempt).
4s '05
M-N $72,000o—Nov 1 1925
4s '09
J-J
42,000r
July 1 1929
Inc.
SEYMOUR.
4Ms
8,600,000
_$I5 50
Grand list
—
6,000
July 1
42.000-.July 1 '23-'29
—
Sewer Bonds (Tax Free).
$40,000
4Ms T9__-
19.39
-
BOND. DEBT Apr 3 *20—
Floating debt
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
$174,000
27,000
2,771,485
212,050
SHELTON.
This city (formerly
a
borough) is in
Fairfield Co.
4ks'17
1921-1933
| $65,000
—
property.
...
—
Bridge Bonds.
$1.000
PRESTON.
This
town
Is
In New London Co.
4ks'17
Incorporated in 1687.
BOND. DEBT Apr 16
$45,000
6,000
'21-
Floating debt
Total assessed val.
1920.-1,054.686
1934
20,000 —1935-1938
1,000
1939
Bonds.
—
,
Road
4ks'17 —'
PUTNAM, CITY.
This city and town of the same
name are in Windham County.
Incorp.
Jan. 1 1896.
Bonds.
Water-Works
F-A$240.000
M-S 65,000
4^8
4Ms
1921-1939
Bonds.
Sewer
4kg'14 M-S $95,000c
1921-1939
Street Improvement Bonds.
3ks
J-J
$40,000o.. .July 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *21. $440,000
Floating debt
16,000
29,060
Sinking/General
fund 1 Water
22,000
Total valuation 1920
5,600,000
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
(per $1,000) 1921
$9.75
sewer
tax
..$2 00
City tax
Special
7,711
Pop'n 1910, 6.637; 1920
INT. at First Nat. Bk. in Putnam.
1939
J$4,000—
-
1940
Borough of Sheltou bonds.
"$25,000
5,000
(per $1,000) 1920—$15.00
Pop'n 1910.1,917; 1920^
2,743
Tax rate
BOND. DEBT
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Net city debt-.
May 1921- $503,000
89,000
61,648
530,352
.11,334,695
Tax rate (perj First
District-- $16.50
$1,000) '201Second District. $20-50
Pop'n in 1910, 4,897; 1920, 9,475.
Tot. ass'd val.
------
'20 (act.)
payable
Birmingham National Bank.
~
INT.
town
on
bonds
at
New
1787;
May
Haven
taken
Co.
from
Woodbury.
TOTAL DEBT
Apr 15 '21—$33,000
—928,384
Grand list 1920—
Tax rate (per
$1,000)1920.
$30.00
Pop'n *10 (Census), 1,230; '20, 1,093
PUTNAM, TOWN.
SOUTHINGTON, BORO.
Bonds (Due on Apr. 1).
This borough is in Hartford Co.
4ks*16 A-0 $ 12.000c
1922-1923
ncorporated 1889.
4ks'16 A-0
35.000c
1924-1928
Refunding Bonds.
4ks'16 A-O
48.000c
1929-1934
4Hs'16 A-O $118,000—Apr 1 1946
4ks'16 A-0
63.000c
1935-1941 BOND. DEBT Apr 21 19211118.000
4ks'16 A-O
40.000c
1942-1945 Floating debt (additional).
2,000
4ks'16A-G
13.000c
..1946 Assess, debt
(add'l)
7,620
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1920 $211,000
Sinking funds
7,620
Sinking fund
7,830 GrandlLst 1920 (100% act.>4,513,935
Assess, val., real estate
4,384,244 Tax
rate
(per $1,000) 1921—$5.00
Assess, val,, personal..
1,762,160
Population 1920---.
5,085
Tot .assess .val. '19(75% act) 6,146,404
INT.
payable
at
8outhington
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$20-00
Bank & Trust Co.
Pop'n 1910, 7.280; 1920 —
8,397
SOUTHINGTON, TOWN.
REDDING.
This town
This town is in Fairfield County.
Incorp. May 1767.
1919
In
Hartford
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Pop'n '10 (Census), 1,617; '20, 1,315
—1927
4s g
J-J $26,000
School Bonds.
County.
Inc. 1709.
Population 1910, 3,118;
1920,2,707.
,
J
School Bonds.
5s
$40.000
1933
Funding Bonds (opt. Aug 1 '17).
—
$50.000
July 1 1943
Water-Plant Purchase Bonds.
$222,000o—July 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '21. $298,000
Water bonds (included)
230,000
Floating deot (additional)83,000
Sinking fund (general)
24,550
Assess, val.(100% act.)'21_7,586.331
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$23.00
4Hs'13 J-J
38.132
Sinking fund
Grand List 1919
5,994,461
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—.$11.50
INT..
payable at First National
Bank.
Rldgefleld in N. Y. funds.
RIDGEFIELD, BOROUGH.
Inc. 1901. Population 1910,1,114;
1920,1,030.
Sewer
Bonds (opt. Jan. 1
1922.)
3Hs
J-J
$50.000o.-.Jan 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921$72,000
INT.
at
Southington Bk. & Tr. Co.
2,242,830
(per $1,000) 1919
$5.00
payable at the First Nat.
Bank, Rldgefleld, In New York funds.
Tax rate
INT.
HILL.
This town is in Hartford County.
Incorp. May 1845; taken from East
Windsor.
TOTAL DEBT May 23 '21
$48,500
3,657,895
435,727
Other assessable property.
41,750
Total assessed val. 1920
4,135,372
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$25.00
Pop'n '10 (Census), 2,251; '20, 2,142
Assessed val., real..
Assessed val., personal
_
9.
1910 (Census) 1,187; 1920,1,633
M-S
Thiw town
(P. O. Stafford Springs)
is in Tolland Co.
Settled in 1719.
Funding Bonds.
$34,000
4s '09
—
Bonds.
July 1 1939
1920 $480,000
278,253
6.000
Floating debt
Sinking funds
21,223,176
Assess, val. real estate
personal4,819,656
val.
1919
actual)
2®-042,832
4s g'09 J-D
45.000c—Deo 1 1939 Town tax (per $1,000) 1919—$20.00
4 g *12 M-N150,000c—May 1 1942 Pop. 1910, 16,840; 1920
22,623
Public Improvement Bonds.
Public Park Bonds*
Assess, val.
A-O
F-A
$55,000c
Apr 1 1938
50,000c.—Mch 1 1939
J-D
A-O
$35.000-,—June 1 1934
4s '08
4s '09
4s
30.000o1
1939
20.000c
1936
50,000c--Aug 1 1932
4ks'llJ-D
4s g *07 F-A
4ks '10 J-J
30.000c...July 1 1935
J-J
M-N
5s '13
5s '13
Total
July 1 1928
Nov 1 1938
22,000
30,000
4Hs'14 A-O
34.000c—Apr 1 1929
4ks'14J-D
48.000c—-Dec 1 1939
4^s'15
25,000.-Dec 1 '21-'45
4Hs'17
41,000
1921-1942
4ks
M-S 75,000
Sept 11924
5s '19 M-S fl20.000c_Sept 1 '25-'32
I 5,000cSept 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Dec 1919-$!,011,000
Sinking fund
308.194
Cash on hand
414,806
Grand list 1919 (% act.)—41,229.994
assess,
(90%
TORRINGTON, BOROUGH.
Incorporated 1887.
4Hs '07M-N $75,000c—Nov 1 1927
4s '09
M-N 150,000c- -May 1,1929
Sewer.
4s
M-N $30,000c
1924
BOND. DT. May 20 '21$255,000
—
_
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Assessed
100,388
2o,564
-
val. real
estate„20,003,093
—-
Assessed val.
5,179,790
act.)_25,182,883
$9.00
personal
Total val. '20 (90%
Borough tax (per
$1,000)1921
20.623
Pop. 1910, 15,483; 1920
Treas. office.
INT. at Borough
TRUMBULL.
This town Is in Fairfield County.
(per/First district
$13.34
$l,000)19191Second district- 11.00 Incorporated October 1797.
BONDED DEBT Apr 1921
$80,000
Tax rate
Total assess, val. 1920
2,771,684
STAMFORD. TOWN.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$24.00
This town is In Fairfield County.
Popula. 1910, 1,642; 1920
2,651
Settled 1641 under New Haven juris¬
diction; named 1642; submitted to
Connecticut October 1662.
Bridge Bonds.
4ks*17
$19,000
1922-1940
School Bonds.
4 ks'll F-A $340.000o__Aug 1 1941
4Hb'14 J-J
32,000—Jan 1 *22-'29
75,000
Jan 1 '30-'34
28,000. -Jan
1 *22-'25
80.000—Jan
1 *26-'35
4Hs'15 J-J
100.000.-Jan
1 '36-'45
Town Hail 1890.
4s '08
J-D $225,000o._Deo 1 1938
Schools and Bridges 1893.
4s
F-A $96,000c—Aug 1 1923
High School.
4s
F-A $75.000o—-Aug 1 1924
Funding Bonds.
4s g
F-A $75.0000--.Feb I 1927
4ks'17
72,860
1921-1940
Improvement Bonds.
4ks'll J-J
$35.000o—July 1 1941
VERNON.
This
town
Inc. Oct.
Is
In
Tolland
County.
1808.
—-
Refund. RR. Aid Bds. (tax-free).
J-J i860.000c—July 1 1925
Memorial Hall Bonds.
4s '10
4^s
M-N$125,000—Nov 1 1944
High School 1892.
4s
J-J
$50,000c
July 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1921. $235,000
Floating debt
66,300
Sinking fund
72,926
Total
assessed val.
1920
^
(100%
actual)
Town tax rate (per
$1,000) '20. $13.00
Popula. 1910, 9.087;
x
INT.
1920—8.898
Trust Co.;
Treasurer's office.
at Old Colony
others at Town
WALLINGFORD, TOWN.
The town and borough of WalllngRoad Improvement Bonds.
8.000
1921-1940 ford Is situated In New Haven County.
$75,000
July 2 1932 Incorporated 1669.
NET DEBT Oct 1919
$1,316,167 4s'97
J-J
$30,000c
1927
Sinking fund
360,405
High-School & Refunding Bds.
Grand list 1919
55,743.108
f $60,000--Dec 1 '21-'26
Total tax rate(per $1,000)
$15.00 4s *16 J-D ]
80,000—Dec 1 *27-'36
( 70.000—Dec 1 '37-'46
Pop. 1910, 28.836; 1920. 40,067.
Funding Bonds.
a INT. payable at National Park
J-J
$45.000o—July 1 1930
Bank, New York; all others at office 4s '09
Refunding Bonds.
.
of Town Treasurer.
4ks'17
4^s'l7 J-J
---
1921-1929
3.65s '99M-N$'8,000c—
434s'18 A-O
STONINGTON.
This town is in
New London Co.
Incorp. Oct. 1658.
Population 1910,
9,154; 1920, 10,236.
Refunding Bonds.
»
4s g'08 M-N $100.0000—May 1 1928
4^8*19
1939
150,000c
—
School Loans (Assumed).
No. 3 bonds, 4s
$50,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $300,000
Dlst.
25,000
Floating debt
Grand list 1920(90%
act.)_7,608.174
1920---$22.00
Treasurer's office.
(per $1,000)
INT. payable at
80,000c...Apr 1 1938
Refund. & Improve. Bonds.
4^s'12 A-0 $35.000c
($5,000 payable every 5 years; next
payment Apr 1922.)
WALLINGFORD CENTRAL SCH.
DIST. ((Annexed).
4>£s
J-J $20,000
i
1943
(Subject to call after 1933.)
M-N$40,000c
-.1927
4s
4Ms
J-J
18,000-July 21 *21-'31
($3,000 yearly in odd years.)
School Bonds (opt. Mar. 1 1926).
4s '06
J-J
$55,000c._ _Mar 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Aor 23 '21
$551,000
Floating debt (additional)
115,000
Assess, val. real estate
15,835,420
Assess, val. personal prop..
2,154
In Fairfield County.
Total assess, val. 1920—15,837,574
Settled in 1639.
(Assessment at full value)
4s
$40,000
Aug 1 1924
Town tax (per $1,000) 1920—$19.00
4s
12,000
Jan 1 1926
Pop'n 1910, 11,155; 1920—12,010
4s
13,000
Apr 1 1927
INT. at First Nat. Bk.. Wallingford.
Sewer Bonds.
STRATFORD.
is
—
—
—-
4Hs
—
$250,000
Apr 1 1923 WALLINGFORD, BOROUGH.
Inc. 1853.
Population '10, 8.690.
School Bonds.
4Hs'17 s-a $112,000—Dec 1 *21-'48
Refunding & Impt. Bonds.
4s
$166,000.-Aug 1 25- 52
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '19- $650,859
_
—
-
15,168,956
STRATFORD SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Stratford) is in
Fairfield County.
Refunding Bonds
4Hs'l3 J-D $60.000
Junel 1943
(optional beg. 1928).
4Hs'14 M-NSl3.000c.-Nov
1 1944
(Subj. to call beg. Nov. 1 1929),
Street Bonds (Opt. bet1- 1928).
4Hs'13 J-D $75,000——Junel 1943
4H»T4 M-N 25,000
May 1 1944
(Subject to call May 1 1929.)
Electric-Light Bonds.
May 1 1929
M-NS27.500
_
3Hv,ater
Bonds.
M-N
$45.000c—May 1
1923
Total
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-N $45.000o—_May 1
3 Hs
M-N
50,000c.. Nov 15
1923
1929
THOMASTON.
4Hs*13 J-J
42,000
Junel 1943
(Optional beginning June I 1928)
TOT. BD. DT. Nov 1920- $310,006
Water bonds (included)—
70,000
Floating debt
102,000
Sinking / General
26,199
fund lElec light bonds—
55,000
Assess, val. '18 (abt. act.)$8,990,731
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1917_$5.00
INT. at First Nat. Bk.. Wallingford.
5s g '19
M-N
$96,000-Nov 1 '21-'44
BONDED DEBT Apr 1921
Sinking fund
$484,000
11,399
assessed valuation
,
1920 (80% actual)
18,000,000
Population In 1920 (est.)
20,000
INT.
payable at the Stratford
Trust Co., Stratford.
This town is in New London Co.
Incorporated May J 861.
TOTAL DEBT May 1921- $113,000
Grand list 1920
2,794.137
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$15.00
Pop'n in 1910, 2,551; 1920
2,500
STAFFORD.
.$32,883
1,336,779
$20.00
J-J
4s '12
.■
1 '2l-'42
Funding and School
rate (per $1,000)
1919— $20-00
Population 1910, 5,712; 1920, 12,347
taken from Wethers-
TOTAL DEBT
Grind list 1919
grate (per $1,000)1919
M-N $60,000c—-May 1 1924
35,000c—July 1 1935
25,000c
—1937
4s g
4s '10
Grand list 1919
This town is in Hartford County.
Inc. May 1843;
field.
Litchfield County.
Pop'n 1910.16.840,
4J4sT4 J-J $250.000
BOND. DEBT May 5
Tax
WINDSOR.
SOUTH
27,000 SPRAGUE.
Sinking fund
Grand list
ROCKY
8,440
Pop'n 1910, 6,516; 1920
3 Hag
F-A $60,000o—Aug 1 1929
TOTAL DEBT 1919
$105,581
$33.000c—Deo 1 1939
4s g *09 J-D
This town
4Hs'll J-J
RIDGE FIELD, TOWN.
This town Is In Fairfield
1740.
Oct.
1920. 22,055.
School Bonds.
Garbage, Sewage Disp.Sc Dock.
4ks' 4 A-O
$8.000c—Apr 1 1939 4Hs'17 F-A$220,000c.Aug
4Hs'14 J-D
4,000c—Dec
1 1939
Funding Bonds.
5Hs'2l -.-$500,000
Public Library Bonds.
Tax rate
County.
Incorporated 1779.
Floating Debt Bonds.
$28,839
1.816.887
$15-50
NET DEBT..
Grand list
Is
Inc.
Is In
a
town Is in
Incorp.
name)
—_
SOUTHBURY.
This
(ana the
This town
same
—
Funding Bonds.
\
4.000
1934
338,687
High School Bonds.
Total val. '19 (90% act,)..3,322,122
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919.-$25-00 4££s*19 — $120,000—Dec 1 '2l-'44
Paving Bonds.
Pop'n 1910, 3.425; 1920
3,644 4^s'19
$50,000—Dec 1 '2l-*30
INT. payable at Town Treasury
4Ms'19
8,000--Dec 1 '2l-'24
Other assessable
1920
4s '09
County
This town is in New Haven
Incorp. May 1850.
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'15 M-S J$48,000c.Mar 1 '22-'45
I
90,000c__Mar 1 1946
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21.$138,000
Total of assets Aug 10 '19-249,818
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Pop'n in 1910, 4,786; 1920----6.781
19 2 2
INT. payable at Seymour Tr. Co.
4Hs'l9s-a
Is In Fairfield County.
Population 1910, 23,136;
(est.), 35,086.
olty
Inc. 1893.
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt (add'l)
27,000
Sinking fund
7,887
Assessed val'n, real estate-1,344,678
Assessed val'n, personal—
484,445
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (80 %act.) 1.829.123
Total tax rate(per $1,000) 60-$20.00
Pop'n 1910,
This
TOWN.
borough of the
TORRENGTON,
STAMFORD, CITY.
This town is in
.
Litchfield County.
1875. Bonds are tax-free.
Refund. Bonds (Subject to call).
4s 04
J-D $50,000c—Deo 1 1924
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21$50,000
Sinking fund
12,500
Ass'd val.'20 (abt. act. val.) .4,392,068
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920. .$21.00
Inc.
May
Popula. 1910, 3,533; *20 (est.). 3,993
INT. at office
of Town Treas.
4s
_
WALLINGFORD CENTRAL SCH.
DISTRICT.
This district has been
Wallingford, Town.
assumed by
June, 1921.]
CONNECTICUT—CITIES
WASHINGTON.
Water debt
$27,000
36,800
Grand list 19 20—
.3,491,929
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920——$16.00
Population in 1920--
——1,619
WATERBURY.
This city Is In New Haven County.
Incorporated
In
1853.
The
city,
and school governments
consolidated in Jan. 1900.
town
City Hall. Police & Fire
4Ms*13 J-J
$'0,000—July
4Ms'13 J-J
400.000—July
4Ms'15 J-J
310,000-July
were
2,620,000
NET DEBT
This town is in Litchfield County.
Incorporated January 1779.
TOTAL DEBT May 26 1921
Floating debt
200,000
8,873,000
(included)
Sinking funds
Grand List
Tax Rate
1920.
1920.
$130,269,964 $10.00
126,821.980 $18.75
257,191,944 $28.75
Pop'n 1910, 73,141; 1920—91,410
1st Dist
2nd Dist_
Total
INT. on
school
bonds
of
1897 at
Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.; water bonds
of 1904 and sewer bonds of 1904 and
1905 by N. Y. draft; water bonds of
1910 & 1913 at Merchants' Trust Co.,
Waterbury; 4 Ms of 1915 and 4 Ms of
Station. 1919 at First Nat. Bank, Boston; all
1 *22-*23 other issues at office of
City Treas.
1 '24-*63
1 *22-'55
Brooklyn Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'14 J-J $100,000.—Jan 1 1944
WATERFORD.
This town is In New London Co.
Incorporated in 1801.
Sewer Bonds.
TOTAL
DEBT
$97,674
510,000c—Jan 1 1934 Grand list 1919
—2,712.361
100,000
Jan 1 1935 Tax rate
(per $1,000)
$18-00
1936
4s'06
J-J
100,000c—July 1
Pop'n in 1910, 3,097; 1920—3,935
4s'09
J-J
190,000
July 1 1939
4s *15
J-J
28,000—-Jan 1 1945
4 Ms'17 J-J
160,000—July 1 *22-'37 WATERTOWN.
Fire Department Bonds.
This town is in Litchfield County.
4Ms'19 J-J $190,000
1921-1939 Incorporated in May 1780; taken
3 Ms'04 J-J
3 Ms'05 J-J
~
-
—
from New London.
Comfort Station & Garage.
4Ms'19 J-J
$90.000c&rJuly 1 '22-39
Notes.
4Ms'07
$6.000—Dec 1 '21-'22
School Bonds.
6,000—May 1 '2l-'23
4s '97
J-J
$200,000-July 1 '27-'46 4Ms'15
60,000.-May 1 '24-'35
3 Ms '01 J-J
110,000-Jan 1 '22-*32 4Ms'15
—
—
—
4Ms'll J-J
4 Ms'13 J-J
4Ms'15 J-J
4Ms* 16 J-J
4Ms'16 J-J
4Ms'17 J-J
4Ms'19 J-J
£s'19 J-J
js'19 J-J
5s *19
Park
4s '08
5s '21
s-a
300,000—Jan
1 '22-'5>
160,000-July 1 *22-'53
175.000—July 1 *22-'55
160,000—Jan 1 '22-*38
525,000—July i '2V42
175.000-July 1 *43-*49
j 88,000.-July 1 '22-,32
A 4,000
July 1 1933
380t000c&r.luly 1 *22-40
200,000—July 1 '41-'50
4,000c. ..July 1 1933
I20,000c-July 1 '34-'48
1,000c-..July 1 1949
Bonds.
$185.000-July 1 *22-*58
J-J
150,000-Jan 1 *22-'31
J-J
Storm Water Drainage Bonds.
$20,000 .Jan
1
*22-*26
100,000c..Jan 1 '22-'41
Street Bonds.
4Ma'08 J-J $150,000
Jan 1 1938
3 Ms'01 J-J
5s '21
J-J
6s '19
15,000——On demand
TOTAL DEBT Ot I 1020$Q0.000
Grand list 1920 (80% abt.)-6,196,588
Value of town property
258 3 28
—
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1919——$22.00
Population in 1920——
6,050
WATERTOWN FIRE DISTRICT.
This district is in Litchfield Co.
Water Bonds.
;
4Ms'17 F-A $90,000
v
serial
BONO. DEBf Mav 1921-
Floating debt (add'l)
$84,000
6,350
Assessed valuation 1920--.2,913.496
Total tax (per $1,090) '20-'21-$17.50
WEST HARTFORD.
This town Is In
I
Borough Bonds.
Westville) is in 4s '96
F-A*$24,000c—- 1921-1926
3Ms'06 A-O *28,000c—Oct 1 1931
School Building Bonds.
4s '14 F-A ♦§100,000c or rAugl'27-51
4Ms
$40,000— -.July 1 1941 TOT. BD. DT. May 1 1921 $323,000
4Ms
40,000—J-Oct 1 1943 Water debt (Incl.)
24,000
4Ms
55,000—-Mar 1 1948 Floating debt-80,000
5 s
150,000-Apr 1 '24-'50 Sinking funds
39,983
♦Fire Engine-House Bonds.
Assessed val'n, real estate.7,569,340
4Ms'15 J-J
$13,000—-July 1 1945 Assessed val'n, personal
1,487,972
Other assessable property.Sewer Bonds.
•
<
1,995
4Ms
—$80,000
Mar 11948 Total ass'd val. '20 (act.)—9,059.307
5s
100,000
Apr 11945 Tax rate (per f City
$20.50
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921- $478,000
$1,000) r201 Town17.00
Floating debt.33,000 Pop. TO, 8.679; 1920
9,019
§ INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston;
Sinking fund
28,283
Grand list 1920 (act.)
12,215.196 on others at the Hurlbut Nat. Bank,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$17.50 Winsted.
*
These bonds are tax-exempt.
Population in 1920 (est.)
5,300
*Int.atNat .Tradesmen Bk.,N.Haven
WINDHAM.
This town Is in Windham County.
WETHERSFIELD.
Incor. May 1692. Pop n, TO. 12,604.
This town is In Hartford County.
1920, 13,801.
WESTVILLE
SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O.
New Haven County.
...
...
—
___
-
—
This town was settled
named in 1637.
in
1635 and
School Bonds.'
4Ms*14 J-J $150,900—-Jan 1 1944
Coupon Bonds.
Funded debt_
$430,000
4Ms*15 M-N/$30,000c Nov r,'21-*35 Floating debt
134,368
t 30.000c Nov 1 '36-'45 Sinking fund.
51,699
BOND
DEBT Sept 1 1920
$62,000 Grand list 1919——$15,622,881
Floating debt—
•
37,377 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$9.00
Assessed val'n, real estate.3,756,970
Assessed val'n. personal-293,030 WINDSOR.
Total ass'd val'n 1920 (est.)4 050 900
This town is in Hartford County.
(Ass't abt. 80 to 85% actual value.) Town was settled in 1635.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$25.00
Funding Bonds.
Pop. '10, 3.148; *20
—.4.342 4Ms 15 J-J $125.000c-July 1 *21-'46
x INT.
at Phoenix
Nat.
Bank.,4s'9 4
20.000-;
1924
x
—
_
-
— -
—
—
—
Hartford.
—
-
BOND. DEBT May 9 1921 $150,000
Floating debt (additional).
65,999
WILLIMANiriC.
Sinking funds
22,551
This city Is situated In the town of Assessed valuation 1920
7,595,916
Windham, Windham Co. Inc. 1893. Tax rate (per $1,900) 1920—$21.09
Municipal Bonds (Coupons).
Population in 1920
-,5,629
4s
INT. at Windsor Tr.& Safe Dep.Co.
A-0$ 189,000c. -Oct *25 & '34
—
Water Bonds.
4s'85&'04A-0 $50,000c—Oct 1 1929
4s *89
A-0
75,000o_-Oct I 1924
BOND. DEBT May 1921$189,000
WINDSOR FIRE DISTRICT.
Water Fund Bonds.
4M«'15 A-0 $140,000c—Oct 1 1945
Water debt (Included)
125,000 (Subject to call after Oct 1 1925.)
General Fund Bonds.
Sinking funds / General
58,857
\Water
26.616 4M8gT5A-OI$16.820c-Oct 1 '21-30
Grand list 1919
14.133.579
i 20.000c—.Oct 1 1931
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921-.—$8.50 BOND. DEBT Aug 10 *19- $179,000
1.147
Population In 1920,
—12,330 Floating debt—
Cash In hand
INTEREST payable at City Treas
19,009
Assessed valuation 1917
1,376,941
Dlst. tax (per $1,000) 1917—$3.00
WILTON.
"3"
This town Is In Fairfield County. Population in 1917 (est.)--—
2,500
INT. at Windsor Trust & Safe
Incorporated May 1771.
Countv.
-
5s
s-a
$25,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1921
.
—
---
49
TOWNS
—.
Hartford
Inc.
May 1854.
Pop'n 1910, 4,808;
1920, 8,854.
Refund., Impt. & Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-J /420,000e&rjuly 1 '22-33
Dec 1 1943
{ I0,000c&r-July 1 1934 4Ms'13 J-D$350.000
5s '21
J-J
500,000c._Jan 1 '22-'31 4Msg'15F-A 100,000—-Aug 1 1945
BOND DEBT Mar 11921 $450,000
Water Funding Bonds.
450,000
4Ms*18 J-J $370.000—July 1 *2?-'58 Floating debt (additional)
5s '21
51,564
J-J
500,000c._Jan 1 '22-'71 Sinking fund
Grand list 1920—
Water Bonds.
-21,432.479
*22-*26 Value of town property504,398
$25.000
Jan
3Ms'01J-J
3 Ms'04 J-J
15,000c-Jan 1 *22-'24 Town tax (per $1,000) 1919—$15-00
4s '10
J-J
280,000c .Jan 1 *22-*49
INT. at U. 8. Bank, Hartford.
500,000c-Jan 1 *22-'71
4Ks'll J-J
4 Ms'13 J-J
20,000—July 1 *2 -'23
WESTPORT.
150,000—July 1 *24-'38
4Ms'13 J-J
This town is in Fairfield County.
4Ms'13 J-J
100,000—July 1 *39-*48
4Ms*17 J-J 450,000—July 1 *49-'93 Incorporated May 1935.
Town Bonds.
*22-*39
4Ms'19 J-J
190,000-July 1
4Ms
$318,000
Paving Bonds.
4s'07
J-J
$200.000c.-Jan 1,1927 BOND. DEBT Apr 30 1920 $318,000
Floating debt
8.294
Improvement Bonds.
10,000
4Ms'll J-J
$50,000c-Jan 1 *22-*31 Cash on hand
Grand list 1919—
9,840,074
Isolation Hospital Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-J $180,000—July 1 *22-'39 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $15.50
BOND. DT. May 21 *21.$9,073,000 Population in 1920
.—5.114
AND
—
Sinking fund
Dep. Co.
$25,000
3,067
or
Irving Nat. Bank, N. Y.
WINDSOR LOCKS
This town Is in Hartford County.
—2,132.516 Incor. May 1854. Pop'n, TO. 3,715;
(per $1,000) 1920— _$13.50 1920,3.554.
Cawar RnnH c
Population 1910 1,706:1920 1,284
4Msg'15 J-J $50*.000c—Jan 15 1935
NET DEBT Sept 2T9
$106,116
Grand list 1920 (about 80%
actual)
Tax rate
WINCHESTER.
This
town
(P. O.
4,873.000
Grand list 1919------
Wlnsted) is In
Litchfield County.
On Oct. 1 1915
Winsted Borough (now known as the
Winsted District) was consolidated
with this town and is now under one
government.
Winchester
corporated In M ty 1771.
was
in¬
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1919-$15.00
INT. at Windsor Locks Tr. & Safe
Deposit Co.
WOODBURY.
This town is In Litchfield
Named May 1674.
TOTAL DEBT
Town Bonds.
4s '10
M-N$42,000c.May 1 *22-'28 Grand list 1919
4Ms*15 M-N-75 OOOc.May 1 '22-'36 Tax rate (per $1,000)
County.
$48,353
-1,512,218
4Ms'18 M-N*-60,000c—Nov 1 1928 Population 1920 (Census)-.
:
i'
V.
$16.70
1,693
50
Debts
Resources
and
OF
THE
IN
THE
MI IDIE
STATES
INDEX FOR THE MIDDLE STATES,
NEW YORK—State,
NEW JERSEY—State,
DELAWARE—State, Cities, &e
Pages 110 to 111
Pages 79 to 94
Pages 94 to 110
MARYLAND—State, Cities, &c
—Pages 111 to 113
Page 167
Cities, &c
PENNSYLVANIA—State, Cities, &c„
DISTRICT
TAX
ITS
RESOURCES, ETC. Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles).-.
50,203
State capital:
Albany
Governor (term expires Dee. 31 1922)..Nathan L. Miller
Sec. of State (term expires Dee. 31 1922)...John J. Lyons
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31 1922)..N. Monroe Marshall
Comptroller (term expires Dec. 31 1922)..James A. Wendell
Attorney-Gen'l (term exp. Dec. 31 1922).Chas. D. Newton
Wednesday In January, and
not limited.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The early historical details of New York State's
debt from 1817 to 1894 will be found in the "State and City Supplement"
of April 1893. page 41.
During a period of eleven years ending in 1893 the State debt was paid
at the average of $1,000,000 per year, and practically wiped out.
In Nov. 1895 the voters approved a bond issue of $9,000,000, for the
length of sessions Is
of enlarging and
improving the Erie, Oswego and Champiain
bonds were all I&sued and have since been redeemed.
further Issue of $101,000,000 canal bonds was authorized, and
these bonds have all been sold.
[A bill, signed by the Governor April 17
In
1903
These
a
1912,authorized the State Comptroller to issue canal improvement bonds
made payable in foreign currency.
V. 94. p. 1131.] At the 1905 elec¬
tion a constitutional amendment was adopted giving authority to create an
aggregate debt of $50,000,000 for highway purposes, and all of these bonds
have been sold.
The question of issuing an additional $50,000,000 bonds
for highways received a favorable vote in Nov. 1912, the last of these bonds
were sold in June 1121.
In Nov. 1909 the voters approved the issuance
of $7,000,000 bonds for the Cayuga and Seneca Canals, all of which have
been sold.
In 1910 the voters approved the issuance of $2,500,000 bonds,
all of which have been sold, for the acquisition of the Palisades Interstate
Park.
At the election Nov. 71916 a favorable vote was polled on the refer¬
endum
proposition providing for the issuance of
$lO,0OO,OOO additional
Forest Preserve, and the last of these
Under the provisions of Chap. 394,
Laws of 1914, Chap. 335. Laws or 1915,
bonds for tnis purpose and for State
bonds
were
sold
in
June
1921.
Laws of 1911, and Chap. 252,
t1,284,000 bonds were authorized for a State Reservation at Saratoga
prings.
These bonds were all issued, but $855,000 have been redeemed,
leaving outstanding Mar. 31 1921 $429,000. A proposition to issue $19,800,000 barge canal terminal bonds was adopted Nov. 7 1911, and the last of
these bonds were sold in June 1921. On Nov. 2 1915 the voters approved the
issuance of $27,000,000 bonds for the completion of the barge canal; all of
these have been disposed of.
On Nov. 2 1920 the voters approved the
proposition to issue $45,000,000 "Soldiers' Bonus" bonds.
of these bonds were offered to the
raising of
a
public
on
on
resources on
the
$10,000,000
June 9 1921, but owing to the
legality, were not sold. The State's total
March 31 1921 was $235,929,000.
(a) The sinking fund
same date were $77,157,664.
Loans outstanding Mar. 31
1921 were as follows:
Canal Bonds (Gold).
J-J $2,000.000.,Jan
J-J
l.OOO.OOO.ZJan
J-J
5.000,000..Jan
J-J
5,000.000..July
3a '09
J-J 10,000,000..Jan
4a '10
J-J 11,000.000-July
4a '11
J-J 10,000,000
Jan
4a *11
J-J 10,000.000—July
4a *12
J-J 12.000,000..Jan
Ss *05
3a *06
3a '07
3s '08
4Ha'14 J-J 30,000,000..Jan
4^8*15 J-J 12,000.000—Jan
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1961
1962
3s *06
4s *08
J-D$1.000,000—Dec 1 1956
M-S 5.000,000—Mar 1 1958
4s '08
M-S
4s '10
M-S 5.000.000—Mar 1 1960
M-S10,000,000. .Mar 1 1961
M-S 8.000,000—Mar 1 1962
4s '12
5.000.000—Sept 1 1958
4Hs'13M-S21,000.000—Sept 1 1963
4K8'15M-S10,000.000—Mar 1 1965
4s '15
M-S 5,000.000—Sept 1 1965
J-J 17.000,000—Jan 1 1966
J-J 10,000,000.-Jan
11967
Reservation (Gold.).
4s
M-S
$429,000 Mar 1'22-*25
State Forest Preserve Park Bonds
4s '16
State
4s
Barge Canal Terminal (Oold).
J-J $5,000,000_Jan
1 1942
4^s'15
J-J 5,000,000
Jan
1 1965
'16 J-J
3.000,000—Jan
1 1946
5s '21
J-J6,800,000c&rJan 1 *22-71
4s
Palisades I.-S. Park (Oold).
M-S$2,500,000
Mar 1 1961
$2.500.000.Mar 1 1967 4s '11
M-S 2.500.000—Mar 1 1967
5s '21 M-S 5,000,000c&rMar 1*22-71 4s *17
Interest is payable at the Bank of the Manhattan Company" N.~Y. City.
STATE DEBT FOR A SERIES OF YEARS.—The 1916,1917,1918 and
1919 and 1920 figures of gross State debt given below are for the fiscal years
4s('l7,d)M-S
beginning with June 30 1916, the year having been changed from Sept. 30
to this date by Chap. 118, Laws of 1916.
All other figures in the following
table are for the old date (Sept. 30):
T
1920 $236,024,000 1910. $57,230,660 1899. $10,185,660 1875-$28,328,686
9,340,660 1870.
19098,641.606
41,230,660 1898.
1919 236,119,660
26,230,660 1897- 5,765.660 1865- 50,861,349
1918 236,214,660 1908.
660 1860- 34,182,975
17,290,660 18931917 236,309,660 1907763.160 1850- 23,507,874
10.630,660 18921916 211,404,660 190611,155,660 1891— 2,927,655 1840- 18,385,309
1915 186.400.660 1905.
8,635,035
9,410,660 1890- 4,964,304 18301914tl59,260,660 19042.983,500
9,665,660 1885— 9,461,854 18201913*108,355,660 1903.
2,905,535
9,920,660 1880- 9,114.054 18161912.109.702,660 190210.130.660
1911- 79,730.660 1900-
certificates amounting to $650,000 were
* In addition, there were outstanding
issued in anticipation of the sale of bonds.
a In addition to the bonded debt on Mar. 31 1921 there were outstanding
$7,000,000 temporary loans in anticipation of the sale of long term bonds for
t Comptroller's temporary loan
outstanding Sept. 30 1914.
*State Tax
Total
$1,000.
Levied.
1920—$12,625,190,013 $364,243,720 $12,989,433,733 $2.69 $35,006,524
13,523,503
1919— 12,322,150,324
435,871,630
12,758,021,954
1-06
13,272,069
12,520,819,811
1.06
513.853,047
1918— 12,006,966,764
Real Estate
1917--. 11,605,694,898
1916—
11,335,638,806
1915—
1914
1913
1912--.
1911
1910.—
1909...
1908
11,146.271,012
11,144,162,824
10.960,260,892
10,684.290,188
10,561,501,373
9,639,001,868
9,266,628,484
9,117,352,838
1907—
1906—
1905—
1904 —
8,553,298,188
7,933,057,917
7,312,621.452
7,051.455,025
903-—
6,749.509,958
5,297,754,482
5,169,308.069
—-
02—
01...
1900-—
5,093,025,771
i895—.
i890—-
3,908,853.377
3,397.234,679
}870—
1,599.930,166
1,098,666,251
l859—
*
485,742,745
454.989,997
924,149,875
436,509,748
424.876.235
444,207,867
461,484,541
482.275.593,
555.192,070
548.765.843
620,268,058
632,321,477
702,469,270
686.710,615
696,966,169
556,736,239
585.092,312
593.895,907
459.859,526
382,159,067
452.607,732
315.108.117
The direct State tax. It will
oned
on
the
Valuation.
aPersonal.
12,091,437,643
11,790,628,803
12,070.420,887
11,580.672,572
11,385.137,127
11,128,498,055
11,022,985,914
10,121,277,461
9,821,820,554
9,666,118,681
9,173,566,246
8,565,379.394
8,015,090,722
7,738,165.640
7,446,476,127
5,854,490.721
5.754,400,381
5,686,921,678
4,368,712,903
3,779,393,746
2,052,537.898
1,413,774,368
1.08
None
$1.70
None
0.5805
1.00
0.60
None
None
None
None
None
$0,154
0.13
0.13
0.13
1.20
1.96
3.24
2.34
7.26
2.50
13.058,753
None
20.519,716
None
9.830.467
11.022,985
6,072,766
None
None
None
None
None
1,191,677
968,042
761,085
748,072
6,824,306
10,704,153
13,906,346
8,619,748
14,285,976
3.512.284
be noticed from the above, is always
valuations of the previous year, these
available at the time of the session
reck¬
being the latest figures
of the Legislature.
This does not include bank stock.
a
POPULATION OF STATE.—New York ranks first In population among
the States of the Union.
The following gives the U. S. Census figures,
which were compiled under State supervision.
1900--.7,268,894 1860—3.880.735 1820 —1,372,812
959,049
1890—*6,003,174 1850—3,097.394 1810
589,051
1910—9.113,614 1880-—5,082,871 1840—2,428,921 1800
340.120
1830
1,918.608 1790
1905---8.067.308 1870---4.382,759
•Includes population (5,321)of Indian reservations, specially enumerated.
1920.-10,384,829
1915—9,687,744
CANASERAGA CREEK IMPROVEMENT BONDS.—On July 1 1910
State Water Supply Commission sold under authority of Chap. 54,
Consolidated Laws of 1909, and on behalf of the Canaseraga Creek Im¬
the
provement District in Livingston County, $200,000 5% bonds, due $5,000
yearly from 1915 to 1954, incl.
V. 91, p. 110. These bonds are payable
by assessment upon the lands and properties in such Improvement district.
CONSTITUTIONAL
CHANGING
AMENDMENT
CLASSIFICA¬
the Nov. 1907 election an amendment to Sec. 2 of
constitution was adopted by a vote of 309,159 "for" to 123,919
"against." This amendment alters Sec. 2 by changing the population of cities
of the first class from "250,000 or more" to "175,000 or more," and cities of
the second class from "50,000 and less than 250,000" to "50,000 and less
than 175,000."
This section was printed in full in V. 85, p. 359.
TION OF CITIES.—At
Art. 12 of the
NEW YORK,
NEW JERSEY PORT
DISTRICT.—A treaty, creating
port district between New York and New Jersey, ratified by the Legisla¬
both States, was signed on April 30 1921.
The treaty provides for
the creation of a single "Port District" governed by a single Port Authority,
which body will control the improvement and development of the district
a
tures of
in
conjunction with the Federal
1998.
authorities.
page
See "Chronicle" May 7 1921,
.
'
~
CONSTITUTION DEFEATED.—A revised Constitution drafted
by the Convention of 1915, in session from April 6 to Sept. 10, was over¬
whelming"/ defeated at the general election Nov. 2 1915.
V. 102, p. 172.
The changes proposed by the Convention were explained in an "address to
the people," which was given in full in the "Chronicle" of Sept. 18 1915,
page 892.
The voters, at the general election on Nov. 7 1916. defeated
the question of holding another constitutional convention.
V. 104, p. 86.
NEW
LIMITATION—STATE.—The provisions of the fundamental
of the Legislature over the issue of debt under the
Article 7.
Amendments to Sections
2, 4, 5, 11, and 12 were adopted by the voters on Nov. 2 1920.
We give
the sections of that article (Article 7) below which have reference to the
DEBT
law restricting the power
Sept. 30 1913 $27,000,000 notes
Constitution of 1894 are contained in
full
Total Equalized Rate-per
Valuation
Year—
also
highways and canals.
&c.—Large increase in values for
—
4s *11
M-S10.000.000—Mar 1 1967
1 1964 4s '17
1 1965 5s '21M-S20,000,000c&rMar 1'22-'71
4s *17
RATE,
except 1905 and 1915 returns,
Highway Bonds (Oold).
1 1923
VALUATION, TAX
and
funds in the Treasury instead
of by means of a direct tax as heretofore.
No direct State levy, therefore,
was made in 1906 to 1910, revenue being entirely raised through the opera¬
tion of mortgage, stock transfer, liquor, inheritance and corporation taxes.
In
July 1911, however, the Legislature again imposed a direct tax of 6-10
of a mill on each dollar of real and personal property.
In 1912 the Legisla¬
ture made provision for a direct tax levy of one mill.
At the 1913 session.
In order to avoid the levying of a direct tax, a bill was introduced to permit
the transfer to the general fund of a part of the sinking fund.
This meas¬
ure, however, failed to pass both houses. V. 96, p. 1435.
On Sept. 17 1913,
while the Legislature was in extra session, a bill was passed authorizing the
levy of a direct tax of 5805-10000 of a mill.
In 1914 a bill was passed pro¬
viding for a direct tax of three hundred and fifty-five thousandths of a mill
but
this
was
vetoed by the Governor.
V. 98, p. 1404.
At the 1915
session of the Legislature provision was made for the levy of a direct tax
of one and seven-tenths mills.
V. 100. p. 1525.
No direct State tax was
imposed by the 1916 Legislature.
In 1917 the Legislature provided for a
direct tax of 1.08 mills, and in 1918 and 1919 it imposed a direct tax of
1.06 mills and in 1920 it Imposed a tax of 2.69 mills.
question of their
bonded debt
COLUMBIA
sinking fund requirements to be met out of
DEBT,
LEGISLATURE meets annually the first
OF
1904, due mainly to New York City's real estate being assessed about
value.
The constitutional amendment adopted in 1905 permits interest
State of New York.
purpose
canals.
CITIES, ETC.
.—Pages 50 to 79
Cities, &c
subject as amended.
June, 1921.]
NEW YORK-DEBT OF STATE
State credit not to be given.—SECTION
in any manner be
tion
or
State
given or loaned to
corporation.
1101
shall exceed 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate of such county
in aid of any individual, associa¬
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 Buch 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
1.
or
debts—power to contract.—SEC. 2.
The credit of the State shall
The State
may contract debts in
anticipation of the receipt of taxes and revenues, direct or indirect, for the
purposes and within the amounts of appropriations therefor made; bonds
or other obligations for the moneys so borrowed shall be issued as
maybe
provided by law, and shall with the interest thereon be paid from such taxes
and revenues within one year from the date of issue.
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 which
it was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other purpose whatever.
Limitation of legislative power to create debts.—SEC. 4.
At the Nov. 1918
election amendents to Section 4 and 11 of Article 7 of the Constitution,
reduced within such limit.
'(4) This section shall
not be construed to prevent the issuing of certificates
bonds Issued in anticipation of the collection of
actually contained, or to be contained in the taxes for
the year when such certificates or revenue bonds are Issued and payable
of Indebtedness
out of such taxes.
>
(5) Nor shall this section be construed to prevent the issue of bonds to
provide for the supply of water; but the term of the bonds issued to provide
for the supply of water shall not exceed twenty years, and a sinking fund shall
be created on the issuing of the said bonds for their
redemption, by raising
annually a sum which will produce an amount equal to the sum of the prin¬
cipal and Interest of said bonds at their maturity.
At the 1909 election a constitutional amendment with reference to the
exclusion of debt Incurred for rapid transit and dock
purposes by New
York City, and with reference to the exclusion after Jan. 1 1910 or water
bonds issued by third class cities, was ratified by the voters.
In November
1917 the voters adopted an amendment to the constitution providing that
debts incurred by any city of the first class after Jan. 1 1904 to provide for
the supply of water, are not to be included in
ascertaining the power of a
city to become indebted.
Previously this section simply applied to New
York City.
The amendments referred to change sub-division (6), making
shall be hereafter contracted by or in behalf of this State, unless such
debt shall be authorized by law, for some single work or object, to be
On
or revenue
taxes for amounts
relating to the contracting of debts by the State, were adopted by the
people.
See Y. 108, p. 189.
The full text of the amendments, as passed,
is published below
Except the debts specified in Sections 2 and 3 of this Article, no debt
distinctly specified therein.
51
the final passage of such bill in either
house of the Legislature, the question shall be taken oy ayes and noes,
to be duly entered on the journals thereof, and shall be: "Shall this bill
{>ass, andtake effect until it shall; at a general election, have been submitted
No such
shall ought the same to receive the sanction of the people?"
aw
to the people and have received a majority of the votes cast for and against
it at such election nor shall it be submitted to -be voted on within three
months after its passage nor at any general election when any other law, or
any
bill shall be submitted to be voted for or against.
The Legislature
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
it read
at any
(6) All certificates of Indebtedness or revenue bonds issued in anticipa¬
tion of the collection of taxes, which are not retired within five
years after
their date of issue, and bonds issued to
provide for the supply of water, and
by any portion or part of a city, if there shall be
such debt, shall be Included in ascertaining the power of the city to
become otherwise indebted; except that debts incurred by any
city or the
first class after the first day of January, nineteen hundred and four, and
debts incurred by any city of the second class after the first day of January
nineteen hundred and eight, and debts incurred by any city of the third class
after the first day of January, nineteen hundred and ten, to
provide for the
supply of water, shall not be so included; and except further that any debt
hereafter incurred by the City of New York for a public improvement owned
or to be owned by the city which
yields to the city current net revenue, after
making any necessary allowance for repairs and maintenance for which the
city is liable, in excess of the interest on said debt and of the annual install¬
ments necessary for its amortization, may be excluded in ascertaining the
power of said city to become otherwise indebted, provided that a sinking
time, by law, forbid the contracting of
any
further debt
or
liability
any debt hereafter Incurred
under such law.
Except the debts specified in sections 2 and 3 of this article, all debts
contracted by the State after Jan. 1 1920, pursuant to an authorization
therefor, heretofore or hereafter made and each portion of any such debt
from time to time so contracted irrespective of the terms of such authoriza¬
tion, shall be paid in equal annual installments, the first of which shall be
payable not more than one year, and the last of which shall be payable not
more than fifty years after such debt or portion thereof shall have been
contracted.
No such debt hereafter authorized shall be contracted for
any
a
period longer than that of the probable life of the work or object for which
the debt is to be contracted, to be determined by^general laws, which
determination shall be conclusive.
The Legislature may from time to time alter the rate of interest to be
paid upon any State debt which has been or may be authorized pursuant to
the provisions of this section or upon any part of such debt, provided, how¬
ever, that the rate of interest shall not be altered upon any part of such
debt or upon any bond or other evidence thereof which has been or shall be.
created or issued before such alteration.
The money arising from any loan
creating such debt or liability shall be applied to the work or object specified
in the Act authorizing such debt or liability, or for the payment of such
debt or liability, and for no other purpose whatever.
Sec. 11. The Legislature shall annually provide by appropriation for the
payment of the interest upon and installments of pnncipal of all debts
created on behalf of the State except those contracted under section 2 of this
Article, as the same shall fall due, and for the contribution of all of the
sinking funds heretofore created by law, of the amounts annually to be
contributed under the provisions of section 5 of this Atricle. • If at any time
the Legislature shall fail to make any such appropriation, the Comptroller
shall set apart from the first revenues thereafter received, applicable to the
general fund of the State, a sum sufficient to pay such interest, installments
of principal, or contributions of such sinking fund, as the case may be, and
shall so apply the moneys thus set apart.
The Comptroller may be required
to set aside and apply such revenues as aforesaid, at the suit of any holder
of such bonds.
[On June 2 1913 a bill was signed increasing from 4% to 4H % the rate of
interest on bonds thereafter issued for canal and highway improvements and
barge canal terminal facilities.
Y. 96, p. 1642.
A bill passed in 1915
iterest the
block
$27,000,000 4>£s
Eermits and sale ofofcanal and highway bonds on March 10 1915.]
sold at not exceeding 4H%
a
was
Chapter 645, Laws of 1913, as amended by Chap. 333, Laws of 1915,i
allows the Comptroller to Issue 5% 1-year notes In anticipation of the sale
of State bonds.
On June 5 1913 the State sold $27,000,000 of these notes
due Feb. 1 1914, and these were taken up with a part of the proceeds of
$51,000,000 4H% bonds sold Jan. 21 1914.1
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 heretofore contracted shall be continued; they
shall be separately kept and safely invested, and neither of them shall be
appropriated or used in any manner other than for such payment and
extinguishment as hereinafter provided.
The Comptroller shall each year
appraise the securities held for investment in each of such funds at their fair
market value not exceeding par.
He shall then determine and certify to
the Legislature the amount of each of such funds and the amounts which, if
thereafter annually contributed to each such fund, would, with the fund and
with the accumulations thereon and upon the contributions thereto, com¬
puted at the rate of 3% per annumi, produce at the date of maturity the
amount of the debt to retire which such fund was created, and the Legisla¬
ture shall thereupon appropriate as the contribution to each such fund for
such year at least the amount thus certified.
If the income of any such fund in any year is more than a sum which, if
annually added to such fund would, with the fund and its accumulations as
aforesaid, retire the debt at maturity, the excess income may be applied to
the interest on the debt for which the funds was created.
After any sinking fund shall equal an amount the debt for which it was
created, no further contributions shall be made thereto except to make good
any losses ascertained at the annual appraisals above mentioned, and the
income thereof shall be applied to the payment of the interest on such debt.
Any excess in such income not required for the payment of interest may be
applied to the general fund of the State.
The Legislature may also by general laws provide means and authority
whereby outstanding bonds of the State, for which sinking funds are pro¬
vided, may be exchanged at par for cancellation, for serial bonds of the form
authorized under section 4 of this Article, upon such terms and conditions
as to interest and otherwise as it may in its discretion authorize or deter¬
mine, except that the debt as thus refunded shall finally mature no later
and at no greater comparative cost to the State than the original debt; the
determination of the Legislature as to such comparative cost shall be con¬
clusive.
No further contributions to the respective sinking funds shall be
made on account of bonds so exchanged and the proportion of any such
sinking fund which the amount of the bonds so exchanged shall bear to the
amount of bonds outstanding of the same issue may be appropriated, as
required, for the payment of the substituted serial bonds.
(At the general
election Nov. 2 1915 the voters rejected a proposed amendment to Section 4
of Article VII. of the Constitution providing that—
"In case any annual tax heretofore imposed for the payment of a debt
authorized by vote of the people under the Constitution will, if continued,
provide for tbe payment of the interest on such debt as it fails due and also
the payment of the principal of such debt before it becomes due, the Legis¬
lature may amend tne law by reducing the rate of such tax, provided that
the same shall not be reduced below a sum sufficient to pay the interest on
such debt as it falls due. and also the principal of such debt when it becomes
'
due."
DEBT LIMITATION—CITIES,
COUNTIES, TOWNS AND VIL¬
LAGES.—The constitution of 1894 puts a general and uniform limit to the
of counties and cities of the State to contract and pat out their obli¬
gations, leaving the Legislature to fix the debt-making power of villages
and towns only.
These provisions are found in Art. 8, Sec. 10.
We give
that section in full below.
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 any particular
portion can the more readily find the part desired.
(1) No county, city, town or village shall hereafter give any money or
property, of 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
county, city, town or village purposes.
This section shall not prevent
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,
power
follows:
as
•
fund for its amortization shall have been established and maintained and
that the indebtedness shall not be so excluded during any period of time
when the
revenue aforesaid shall not be sufficient to
equal the said interest
and amortization installments, and except further that any indebtedness
heretofore incurred by the city of New York for any
rapid transit
or
dock
investment may be so excluded proportionately to the extent to which the
current net revenue received by said city therefrom shall meet the interest
and amortization installments thereof, provided that any increase in the
debt-Incurring
exclusion
quisition
power of the city of New York which shall result from the
of debts heretofore incurred shall be available only for the ac¬
construction of porperties to be used for rapid transit or dock
The Legislature shall prescribe the method by which and the
under which the amount of any debt to be so ex¬
cluded shall be determined, and no such debt shall be excluded except in
or
purposes.
terms and
conditions
accordance with the determination so
prescribed.
its discretion confer appropriate jurisdiction on the
The Legislature may In
Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court in the First Judicial Department for the purpose of deter¬
mining the amount of any debt to be so excluded.
No Indebtedness of a
city valid at the time of Its Inception shall thereafter become invalid by
reason of the operation of any of the provisions of this section.
(7) Whenever hereafter the boundaries of any city shall become the same
as those of a county, the power of the county to become indebted shall
cease, but the debt of the county at that time existing shall not be Included
as part of the city debt.
At the November 1899 election an amendment
to the constitution was adopted changing this paragraph to read as follows:
Whenever the boundaries of any city are the same as those of a county,
or when any city shall include within its boundaries more than one county,
the power of any county wholly included within such city to become In¬
debted shall cease, but the debt of the county heretofore existing shall not,
for the purposes of this section, be reckoned as a part of the city debt.
(8) The amount hereafter to be raised by tax for county or city purposes,
in any county containing a city of over 100,000 Inhabitants, or any such
city of this State, in addition to providing for the principal and interest
of existing debt, shall not In the aggregate exceed in any one year 2% of the
assessed valuation of the real and personal estate of such county or city, to
be ascertained as prescribed in this section in respect to county or city debt.
By the terms of the foregoing section, Paragraph (1), every "County,
City, Town or Village" is included in the prohibition against (1) loaning
"its money or credit," (2) in becoming "directly or Indirectly the owner of
stock In or bonds of any association or corporation," and (3) in "incurring
any indebtedness except for County, City, Town or Village purposes.
Most of the other paragraphs Include only counties and cities.
In May 1886 the New York Court of Appeals decided at the end of a liti¬
gation begun in July 1885 that the sinking fund was not a part of the city debt
within the meaning of the above provision of the constitution limiting the
creation of debt to 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate.
Towns and villages are not limited in their debt-making power by the
constitution.
Those municipalities are governed by general or special
statutes.
The 1920 Legislature amended the Educational Law by adding a sentence
to Section 1 or Chapter 16 of the Consolidated Laws, limiting the bonded
debt of districts having a total valuation of real property of $1,000,000 or
over to 10% of the aggregate assessed value of real property.
See V. Ill,
p.
310The 1895 Legislature passed an Act "for the
chasers and holders of coupon bonds and of
protection of bona fide pur¬
municipal corporations against
misfeasance, malfeasance or negligence of public officers."
this law was published In the "Chronicle" of June 8 1895.
The full text of
V. 60, p. 1023.
HOME RULE BILL—On April 10 1913 a bill was signed (given in full
in V. 90, o.1108). conferring on all cities full powers of local self-government.
OPTIONAL CITY GOVERNMENT LAW DECLARED VALID.—
The
Court of Appeals on Dec. 22 1917 declared valid the optional city
government law passed by the Legislature in 1914.
V. 105, p. 2560.
BILL REGULATINd ISSUANCE AND SALE OF
MUNICIPAL
AND SCHOOL BON DS.—The general municipal law was amended In 1917
(Chapter 534) providing that municipal bonds having no coupons attached
must have the payee's name inserted and registered with the treasurerror
other designated official, before interest shall be paid.
The bill also pro¬
vides that all bonds hereafter issued by any municipal corporation, or by
any school district or civil division of the State shall be sold, in the case
of first class cities as required by its charter or special act, and in the case
of second class cities, as required by the second class cities law, and in all
other cases, bonds must be sold at public sale not less than 5 or more than
30 days after publication of offering.
The full text of the 1917 amendment
was published in the "Chronicle" of May 19 1917, page 2031.
BILL PERMITTING LEGALIZING OF MUNICIPAL BONDS BY
SUPREME COURT.—The 1911 Legislature passed a bill amending the
general municipal Jaw by providing that proceedings heretofore or here¬
after taken by municipal corporations in relation to bond issues, pursuant
to statute authorizing such procedure, may be legalized and confirmed by
the Supreme Court instead of requiring legislative enactments.
This bill
was given in full in the "Chronicle" or Dec. 9 1911. page 1619.
See also
'Chronicle' of Feb. 3 1912, pages 316 to 318, inclusive.
The Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court at the July 1913 term declared the Act to
be constitutional.
V. 97. p. 211.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—Sec. 8. Article Two, Chapter 24.
Consol. Laws of 1909 (p. 403) provides that "all bonds of a municipal corpo¬
ration. until payable, shall be exempt from taxation for town, county,
municipal or State purposes."
Chapter 24 here mentioned provides that
the term 'municipal corporation' as used In this chapter includes only a
county, town, city and village."
This differs from the definition given in
the General Corporation Law (Chapter 23, Consolidated Laws of 1909),
which in Section 3 of Article 1 says that "A 'municipal corporation' includes
a county, town, school district, village and city and any other territorial
division of the State established by law with powers of local government."
A bill was passed by the 1917 Legislature, now Chapter 97, Laws of 1917,
amending the tax law in relatlop to exemntiop fwwu taxation of bonds of
the State and
its civil divisions.
The new law amends
sub-division 6 of
of the consoli¬
civil division
Section 4, Chapter 62, Laws of 1909, constituting: Chapter 60
dated laws, so as to read that "bonds of this State or any
taxation. V. 104, p. 1513.
MORTGAGES.—Mortgages on real property wholly
within the State of New York are not subject to taxation of any kind,
the only charge being the payment of a recording tax of H of 1%.
Im¬
portant changes, however, were made by the 1916 Legislature in that
section of the mortgage recording tax law. relating to mortgages and bonds
secured by real property both within and without the State—a condition
which oft-times applies in the case of corporation mortgages.—V.
103,
p. 551 and 552.
Among these was the amendment to Section 264 of
law
relating to an optional tax on prior advanced mortgages on real
property. It applies to mortgages recorded prior to July 1st 1996 (the date
when the mortgage recording tax went into effect) and bonds secured there¬
by.
When first enacted this section was intended to enable the holder of
any such bond to present it to the recording officer In the county where
the mortgage was first recorded and pay a tax on the whole amount at the
prevailing rate^of H of 1%, thus putting such bonds on a parity with
those issued subsequent to the recording tax law as regards exemption
from the personal property tax,
A ruling of the Attorney-General (V. 95.
p. 993) held that such bonds could only be exempted from the personal
property tax to the extent that the mortgage covered real property within
the State. The 1916 amendment made it clear that the whole amount of such
bonds would be included under this section, and when the recording tax
was paid the bonds would become exempt from the personal property tax.
Another amendment of 1916, to Section 260, provided that when a mort¬
gage was recorded covering property, both within and without the State,
the tax could be paid on the entire amount, and the whole value or bonds
be exempted from the personal property tax.
The Legislature in 1917
again amended this section of the law (Chapter 72, Laws,ofl917) so that
now the situation is as it was prior to 1916, that the tax can be paid only
on the value of the mortgaged property within New York State, and bonds
are exempt pro rata only, the remaining portion of the bond being liable to
personal property assessment as an investment, without deduction for
indebtedness of the owner.
See "Chronicle" of May 5 1917, pages 1762
thereof," are exempt from
as
■
-
■
1525), and in 1920 amended the
first-mentioned provision
its scope somewhat.
See V. Ill, p. 106,
Another amend¬
passed in 1915 adds to Paragraph A of Subdivision 7, of Section 239 of
the Banking Law, the words which we have given in italics.
The purpose of
the amendment was to remove any question as to the legality of the refund¬
ing bond s issued by the N. Y. Central RR. since the last consolidation with
the Lake Shore & Mich. Sou. Ry. and other roads.
In 1916 the Legislature
ment
passed an amendment to
in promissory notes secured by savings
ment of one or more first mortgages on
.......
to
stocks
securities. and no others, and subject
bonds or Interest-bearing notes or obligations of the
those for which the faith of the United States is pledged
or
United States, or
provide for the payment of the interest and principal, including the
District of Columbia.
[The State Attorney-General ruled that
does not authorize savinys banks to invest in the land purchase
bonds of the Philippine Islands.
V. 78, p. 298.]
bonds of the
this sub-division
2. The
stocks
or bonds or
Issued pursuant to the authority
comply only under protest.
The Court of Appeals
claim of the State that the original statute
incomes of cor¬
of the
business corporations in general in the State inmanufacturing and mercantile corporations.
The law
printed in the issue of the "Chronicle" of May 3 1919, pages 1780 and
DvoaJ of merely to
was
The
to
only void in part and that its invalidity had been cured when the
Legislature amended the law in 1920 (V. 112, n. 2608).
At the same time the Legislature (Chapter 628 of the Laws of 1919, ap¬
to make it apply to
the following restrictions:
1.
June 2 1921 sustained the
so as
in the following property and
from,
'
was
law
bank passbooks and by the assign¬
real estate situated in the State of
of 1918 adds a new subdivision (No. 11),
authorizing savings banks in this State to invest in bankers acceptances
and bills of exchange to the extent of 5% of their total deposits.
See V.
106, p. 1596, and 1738.
The 1919 Legislature by Chapter 160 amended
Subdivision 7 of Section 239 of Chapter 369 of the Laws of 1914 by adding
a new paragraph, providing that the period during which a railroad is
oper¬
ated by the U. S. Government shall not be taken into consideration in de¬
termining whether the bonds of the road comply with the provisions of the
law.
In 1920 the Legislature amended this subdivision (7) by extending
the period of suspension of restrictions on railroad bonds for two years after
the termination of Government control
(V. 110, p. 1896).
The 1920
Legislature also amended subdivision (11) in relation to the investment in
bankers' acceptances.
V. llO.p. 1994.
By an addition to subdivision 6
made at the special session of the Legislature in June 1919, it is provided
that real property, on which there is a building in process of construction,
and which when completed will constitute a permanent improvement, shall
be considered improved and productive real property.
We give Section 239
in full below as it now stands:
Sec. 239.
A savings bank may invest the moneys deposited therein, the
sums credited to the guaranty fund thereof and the income derived there¬
of trust recorded in the State of New
outside the State, as the value of the
property outside the State bears to the value of the entire mortgaged prop¬
erty.
As this law expired by limitation on Nov. 1 1915. the 1916 Legisla¬
ture passed a bill reviving the same until Jan. 1 1917 and also providing
that bona fide bond dealers might be permitted to deduct their debts from
the value of such securities as are heid by them for sale.
The law having expired in Jan. 1917, the 1917 Legislature passed a new
law changing the term "secured debts" to "investments," the definitions
remaining substantially the same
As finally amended, it provided for a
tax of 20 cents per SI00 annually which might be paid for one or more
years, not exceeding five.
The 1917 bill also amended the inheritance tax
law to provide a penalty of 5% on any investment owned by a decedent
on
which the investment tax has not been paid.
See "Chronicle" of
May 5 1917, pages 1761 and 1762, for full text of Jaw as signed by Governor
Whitman on June 1 1917; also see "Chronicle" of July 14 1917 (page 126)
and Aug. 11 1917 (page 553).
Under the State Income Tax Law of 1919
(to which reference is made below) it is provided (Sec. 359) that "invest¬
ments upon which the tax provided for in Sec. 331 of this chapter has here¬
tofore been paid since June 1 1917, during the period of years for which
such tax shall have been paid," shall be exempt from taxation under the
Income Tax Law.
The Legislature, however, by Chap. 646 of tne General
Laws of 1920, entirely repealed Article 15 of the Tax Law regarding invest¬
ments, and by Chap. 644 also repealed Sec. (221-b) of the Tax Law under
which a penalty of 5% had been imposed on any investment owned by a
decedent on which the investment tax had not been paid (V. Ill, p. 106)
STATE INCOME TAX LAW.—The 1919 Legislature by Chapter 627
(which received the approval of the Governor on May 14 1919) enacted a
State Income Tax Law.
This was done by amending Chapter 62 of the
Laws of 1909, entitled "An Act in relation to taxation, constituting Chap¬
ter 60 of the Consolidated Laws," by adding a new article, to be Article 16.
The law was published in full in the "Chronicle" of May 10 1919, pages
1883 to 1887.
It imposes an annual tax upon every resident of the State
of 1 % of the amount of net income not exceeding $10,000, 2% of the amount
of net income in excess of $10,000 but not in excess of $50,000, and 3% of
the amount of net income in excess of $50,000.
A like tax is imposed with
respect to the net Income from all property owned and from every business,
trade, profession or occupation carried on in the State of New York by
natural persons not residents of the State.
The tax is first to be levied in
the year 1920 and based upon the taxable income for the calendar year 1919.
In the case of a single person, a personal exemption of $1,000 is allowed,
while in the case of the head of a family or a married person living with
husband or wife the personal exemption is $2,000.
There is a further ex¬
emption of $200 for each person (other than husband or wife) dependent
upon and receiving his chief support from the taxpayer, if such dependent
person is under 18 years of age or is incapable of self support because men¬
tally or physically devective.
The income tax supersedes the personal
property tax.
Of the revenue collected, 50% goes into the State Treasury
while the remaining 50% is distributed to the Treasurers of the several
counties who in turn apportion the amount received among the several
towns and cities within the county.
In its original form the law allowed
larger exemptions to residents than to non-residents
The validity of this
pi-ovision was attacked in the courts, and in March 1920 the U. S. Supreme
Court declared the law unconstitutional in that respect.
In April 1920 the
Legislature amended the law so as to remove the objection referred to (see
V. 110, p. 1611).
The New Jersey State Attorney-General still thought the
law discriminatory as to non-residents, and (V. Ill, p. 38) advised resi-
porations from 3% to 414 % annually, and extending the application
promissory
The third amendment
New York.
&c., Becured by mortgage or deed
York, and covering also property
proved May 14 1919) passed an Act increasing the tax on net
subdivision 8 of Section 239 relating to
investments may be made.
This amendment also adds to the
banking law a new paragraph (subdivision 10) and allows the investment by
savings banks in the bonds of the land bank of the State of New York.
See
V. 102, p. 1825.
Three important changes were made in the banking law
by the 1918 Legislature.
The first of these amends subdivision 5 by grant¬
ing savings banks much broader authority to invest their funds In the se¬
curities of municipalities In contiguous States.
Formerly the qualifica¬
tions and limitations for municipalities in these States were the same as
for those In other States.
Now it is provided that they may invest in
the stocks or bonds of any incorporated city, county, village or town sit¬
uated in one of the States of the United States which adjoins the State of
New York.
Another amendment permits the investment by savings banks
notes in which
DEBTS OR IN VESTMENTS.—In July 1911 the
Legislature passed a bill providing for a tax of H of 1 % on bonds and other
obligations secured by property located outside the State (and also on un¬
secured debt), and for exemption of the same from the annual tax on personal
property. The 1915 Legislature suspended the operation of the law referred
to until May 1 1915 and also passed a bill increasing the registration fee on
Becured debts registered between May 1 and Nov. 1 1915 from M to l4 of 1 %
and limiting the period of exemption to 5 years.
The definition of secured
debts was extended at this time so as to include such proportion of a bond.
on
passed an Act
and appraiser of canal
to broaden
so as
TAX ON SECURED
dents of New Jersey to
The Legislature in 1915
deposits.
against the State and in
lands (V. 100, p.
this
1763.
well as to savings bank
authorizing banks to invest in certain judgments
contracts entered into by the special examiner
TAXATION ON
and
[Vol. 112.
OF STATE
NEW YORK—DEBT
52
1781.
Interest-bearing obligations of this State
of any law of the State.
of
The stocks, bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State
the United States upon which there is no default and upon which there has
been no default for more than 90 days, provided that within 10 years
mediately preceding the investment such State has not been in
more than 90 days in the payment of any part, principal or interest, of any
3.
im¬
default for
debt duly authorized by the Legislature
such State since Jan. 1 1878.
of such State to be contracted by
effect
[On July 24 1909 the Attorney-General rendered an opinion to the
that bonds of the State of Oklahoma are legal investments for savings banks
under the terms of this sub-division.
The right of the banks to invest in
these bonds was questioned for the reason that Oklahoma had not existed
as a State for ten years.
The Attorney-General, however, was of the opinion
that this does not prevent its bonds from fulfilling the requirements of the
law so long as there has been no default within ten years on any of the
obligations.
V. 89, p. 298.]
[On Aug. 11 1909 the Attorney-General held that Port Commission 5%
of Louisiana "maturing at any time between July 1 1924
and July 1 1959" were not legal investments for New York State savings
banks.
The Attorney-General mentioned as a ground of objection to the
°ort Commission bonds that they are not a direct obligation of the State
o
Louisiana.
This view, however, is not concurred in by the United States
authorities, for
on Oct.
23 1911,
the
Assistant
Attorney-General
for the Post Office Department, rendered an opinion holding that the
bonds referred to are an obligation of the State of Louisiana, and in accord¬
ance
with
this
advice
the Treasurer
of the United States, on
March 11 1912 announced that the bonds would be accepted by his office
as
security for postal savings funds.]
[Bonds of the State of Louisiana to be issued for the refunding of what is
known as "Consolidated Bonds," due Jan. 1 1914. were held to be legal in¬
vestments for New York State savings hanks in an opinion rendered by the
Attorney-General on October 22 1913.
In previous opinions (July 3
1912 and August 11 1909), it was held that, inasmuch as Louisiana had
defaulted In the payment of the "baby bonds," other obligations of the
State could not be legally purchased by savings bank trustees.
In reversing
these former rulings the Attorney-General
said that it now appeared
that these "baby" bonds were not bonds for the payment of which the credit
of the State was pledged, but were Issued against certain revenues of the
8tate, namely unpaid taxes, and were payable out of these revenues only.
Therefore the failure to pay the same does not, according to the AttorneyGeneral, constitute such a default as would make other bonds of the State
Improper investments. See V. 97, p. 1227, 1304, 1367 and 1444.]
bonds of the State
(On June 16 1913
the Attorney-General held
that bonds of the State of
issued pursuant to an Act approved June 1 1912 are legal
York savings banks. V. 96, p. 1852.1
[Bonds of the Territory of Hawaii were held to be legal investments in
opinion by the Attorney-General dated Aug. 10 1914.
V. 99, p. 554.]
New Mexico
In¬
vestments for New
an
obligations or revenue notes sold
village, school district, union free
school district or poor district in this State, provided that they were issued
pursuant to law and that the faith and credit of the municipality or district
4. The stocks, bonds, Interest-bearing
at a discount of any city, county, town,
that issued them are
pledged for their payment.
The stocks or bonds of any incorporated city, county, village or
situated in one of the States of the United States which adjoins the
State of New York.
If at any time the indebtedness of any such city, town
or village, together with the indebtedness of any district or other munici¬
pal corporation or sub-division, except a county, which is wholly or in
5.
(a)
town,
fiartits water debt andthe boundariesor the indebtedness of any such county,
included within sinking fund, or limits of said city, town or village,
ess
CONDEMNATION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC USE.—
1911 a proposed constitutional amendment relating to the taking
of private property for public use was defeated. V. 93. pi 1679. 'A similar
amendment permitting municipalities to condemn property in excess of the
amount actually needed for public parks and streets was ratified at the gen¬
eral election in Nov. 1913 (V. 97, p. 1837).
rn Nov.
less its sinking
town
or
fund, shall exceed 7% of
village for the purposes
the valuation of said city, county,
of taxation, its bonds and
stocks shall
indebtedness shall be reduced to 7% of the valuation
for the purposes of taxation, cease to be an authorized investment for the
moneys of savings banks.
thereafter, until such
other of
(6)
The stocks or bonds of any Incorporated city situated in any
United States which was admitted to Statehood prior to
1896, and which, since Jan. 1 1861, has not repudiated or defaulted
TAX LAW RELATIVE TO INVESTMENTS IN STATE BONDS BY
SAVINGS BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES AND INSURANCE COM¬
the States of the
PANIES.—Section 190 of the Tax Law (Chapter 60. Consolidated Laws)
provides that every corporation, company or association required by Sec¬
that Chapter, to pay to tho State an annual tax equal to
a
percentage of its gross premiums, capital stock,
surplus, undivided
profits or undivided earnings for the privilege of exercising its corporate
franchise, or carrying on its business in such corporate or organized ca¬
In the
tion 187,188 or 189 of
State bonds, shall have credited to It annually
!Seti of the payment of such tax,an amount equal to 1 %
such bouds bearing interest at a rate not exceeding 3%
pacity, which shall own any
apply upon or in
of the par value cf
to
annually, and owned and held in the name of such corporation, company or
association.
The text of this bill was given in V. 84, p. 1216.
At the 1913 session a law was passed proposing to increase the credit to
1H% on all holdings of bonds at not exceeding 3% interest and
credit of M of 1% on all bonds bearing more than 3% interest
allowing
and not
repealed, however, at the special
V. 96, p. 1784.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—POWER AND RESTRICTIONS.
—The general banking law, known as Chap. 2 of the Consolidated Laws, was
completely revised by the Legislature of 1914, but no material change was
made in that part of the law regulating investment by savings banks, ex¬
cept that the section dealing with this subject is now numbered 239, instead
of 146, and its provisions apply to the sums credited to the guaranty fund
a
exceeding 4% Interest.
This law was
session which convened June 16 1913.
Jan.
1
of any debt authorized
contracted, provided said city
preceding said invest¬
incorporated as a city
at least twenty-five years prior to the making of said
investment and has
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
or city, the debt or security, in the payment of the principal or interest of
which such default occurred, has been fully paid, refunded or compromised
by the issue of new securities, then the date of the first failure fo pay prin¬
cipal or interest, when due, upon such debt or security, shall be taken to
be the date of such default within the provisions of this sub-division, and
subsequent failures to pay installments of principal or interest upon such
debt or security, prior to the refunding or final payment of the same, shall
not be held to continue said default or to fix the time thereof within the
meaning of this sub-division, at a date later than the date ot said first failure
in payment.
If at any time the indebtedness of any such city, together
with the indebtedness of any district, or other municipal corporation or
subdivision except a county, which is wholly or in part included within the
bounds or limits of said city, less Its water debt and sinking funds, shall
payment of any part
of the principal or Interest
by the Legislature of any such State to be
has a population, as shownbv the Federal Census next
ment of not less than 45,000 inhabitants, and was
June, 1921.]
NEW YORK-DEBT OF STATE
ex-ooed 7% of the valuation of said city for purposes of taxation, its bonds
and stocks shall thereafter, and until such indebtedness shall be reduced to
7% of the valuation for the purposes of taxation, cease to be an authorized
least
equal to 4% upon all Its outstanding capital stock; and provided,
further, that during said five years the gross earnings in each year from
the operations of said company, including therein the gross earnings of all
railroads leased and operated or controlled and operated by said company,
and also Including In said earnings the amount received directly or Indirectly
by said company from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it,*
shall not have been less in amount than live times the amount necessary to
investment
for the moneys of savings banks.
[On Feb. 15 1911 an opinion was rendered by the Attorney-General
deciding that both real and, personal property should be used as a basis In
determining the 7% debt limit which the savings bank law says must not
be exceeded in the case of municipalities in the bonds of which the banks
may make investments.
The question was raised because of the fact that
the constitutional provision in regard to cities of this State provides that
no city shall be allowed to become indebted for more than ten per cent of
its assessed real estate.
See V. 92. p. 610.]
[On Apr. 27 1914 the Attorney-General, in holding that banks may le¬
gally invest in bonds of the City of Minneapolis, Minn., ruled that it Is
proper to include in the estimate of the valuation of property for purposes of
taxation, pursuant to sub-division 5 above, the valuation placed upon
money and credits pursuant to Chap. 285 of the 1911 laws of the State of
Minnesota.
V. 98, p. 1404.
[On Sept. 6 1912 the Attorney-General rendered an opi ion, the full text
of which was given in the "Chronicle" of Sept. 14 1912, page 700, holding
that bonds of the city of Tacoma, Wash., are legal
investments.)
[In an opinion rendered Sept. 14 1912, the Attorney-General held that
bonds of the City of Dallas, Tex., are legal investments.
V. 95, p. 842.)
[Improvement bonds of the City of Portland, Ore., issued pursuant to
Section 383A of the city charter are legal investments, according to an opin¬
ion of the Attorney-General dated April 5 1913. V. 96, p. 1169.)
[On April 20 1916 the Attorney-General held that bonds of the city of
El Paso. Tex., are legal investments. See V. 102, p. 1643.)
[The Attorney-General in 1917 held that bonds of the City of San Fran¬
cisco, Calif., and of the City of Peoria, 111., are legal investments.
See
V. 104, p. 877.)
[Bonds of the City of Newark, N. J., were declared legal Investments for
savings banks by Attorney-General on July 11 1917.—V. 105, p. 304.)
6. in bonds and mortgages on unincumbered
this State to the extent of 60% of the appraised
real property situated
pay the interest payable during that
debtedness, and the rentals for said
[*In an opinion rendered by the Attorney-General on Jan. 13 1908.
stating that bonds of the Missouri Pacific Ry. Co. were not legal investments
•
amount" must necessarily mean the payment thereof in cash. V.86.p.494.1
Any railway mortgage bonds which would be a legal investment under
provisions of paragraph (e) of this subdivision, except for the fact that
the railroad corporation issuing said bonds actually owns in fee less than 500
miles of road, provided that during five years next preceding the date of
any such Investment the gross earnings in each year from the operations of
said corporation, including the gross earnings of all lines leased and oper¬
ated or controlled and operated by It, shall not have been less than ten
an
If)
the
million
7.
(a)
the
including all bonds issued or to be issued under any mortgage securing any
bonds in which such investment shall be made, and if during the five years
next preceding such consolidation no one of the consolidating railroad corpora¬
tions shall have failed regularly and punctually to pay the matured principal
and interest of all of its mortgage indebtedness. and if in addition thereto during
the five years next preceding such consolidation, the dividends paid in cash by
one or more of such consolidating corporations have equaled or exceeded four per
centum per annum upon an amount equal to the combined capital stock of the
consolidating corporations as outstanding at the time of each dividend payment
during such five-year period, such successor railroad corporation formed bu
such consolidation shad be considered as having regularly and punctually paid,
such matured principal and interest and such dividends equal to or exceeding
four per centum per annum during the same period of five years, provided fur¬
ther that the amount of dividends paid in cash during each of such five years
has equaled or exceeded four per centum per annum on the stock of the consoli¬
dated corporation as outstanding at the time of such consolidation.
(b) The mortgage bonds of the following railroad corporations:
The
Chicago & North Western RR. Co., Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.,
Michigan Central RR. Co., Illinois Central RR. Co., Pennsylvania RR. Co.,
Delaware & Hudson Co., Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR. Co.,
New York New Haven & Hartford RR. Co., Boston & Maine RR. Co.,
Maine Central RR. Co., the Chicago & Alton RR. Co., Morris & Essex RR.
Co., Central RR. of New Jersey, United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.;
also in the mortgage bonds of railroad companies whose lines are leased
or operated or controlled by any railroad company specified in this para¬
graph if said bonds be guaranteed, both as to principal and interest, by the
railroad company to which said lines are leased or by which they are oper¬
ated or controlled.
Provided that at the time of making investment author¬
ized by this paragraph the said railroad corporations issuing such bonds
shall have earned and paid regular dividends of not less than 4% per annum
In cash on all their issues of capital stock for the ten years next preceding
such Investment, and provided the capital stock of any said railroad corbonded indebtedness; and
fioratlon shall equal or exceed further provided thatof the par value of all
In amount one-third all bonds authorized
ts
for investment by
first mortgage on
this paragraph shall be secured by a mortgage which is a
either the whole or some part of the railroad and railroad
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
company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures the bonds
authorized by this paragraph is dated, executed and recorded prior to
January 1 1905.
(c) The mortgage bonds of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Co.
and the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co., so long as they
shall continue to earn and pay at least 4% dividends per annum on their
outstanding capital stock, and provided their capital stock shall equal or
exceed in amount one-third of the par value of all their bonded indebted¬
and further provided that all bonds of either of said companies hereby
authorized for investment shall be secured by a mortgage which Is a flrst
ness,
either the whole or some part of the railroad or railroad prop¬
in the possession of and operated by said company, or that
all prior debts of
said railroad company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures
the bonds authorized by this paragraph Is dated, executed and recorded
prior to January 1 1905.
(d) The first mortgage bonds of the Fonda Johnstown & Gloversvllle RR.
Co., or In the mortgage bonds of said railroad company of an Issue to retire
all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company, and provided the capita]
stock of said railroad company shall equal or exceed in amount one-third
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
Inches and in the mortgage bonds of the Buffalo Greek Railroad Company
of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company, pro¬
vided that the bonds authorized by this paragraph are secured by a mort¬
mortgage on
erty actually
such
bonds shall be mortgage bonds of an Issue to retire
dated, executed and recorded prior to Jan. 1 1905.
The mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation Incorporated under
the United States which actually owns in fee not less than
500 miles of standard-gauge railway, exclusive of sidings, within the United
States, provided that at no time within five years next preceding the date
of any such Investment such railroad corporation shall have failed regularly
and punctually to pay the matured principal and interest of all its mortgage
Indebtedness and In addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid
In dividends to Its stockholders during each of said Ave years an amount *at
gage
(e)
the laws of any of
year
bonds authorized for investment by this
for savings banks, owing to the fact
th$t the dividend for the 6 months ending
Dec. 3i 1907 had been paid with a new issue of stock, he held that the words
value thereof.
Not more
than 65% of the whole amount of deposits and guaranty fund shall be so
loaned or invested.
If the loan is on unimproved and unproductive real
property, the amount loaned thereon shall not be more than 40% of its
appraised value.
No investment in any bonds and mortgages shall be made
by any savings bank except upon the report of a committee of its trustees
charged with the duty of investigating the same, who shall certify to the
value of the premises mortgaged or to be mortgaged, according to their
Judgment, and such report shall be filed and preserved among the records
of the corporation.
For the purposes of this subdivision real property on
which there is a building in process of construction, which when completed
•will constitute a permanent improvement, shall be considered improved and
productive real property.
poration shall own and possess the properties ana franchises which prior thereto
belonged to similar corporations, ana if the outstanding capital stock of the
railroad corporation formed by such consolidation shall be equal to at least
one-third of the total mortgage indebtedness of such railroad corporation,
year
upon Its entire outstanding in¬
of all leased lines, and further
paragraph shall
be secured by a mortgage which is at the time of making said investment
or was at the date of the execution of said
mortgage, (1) a first mortgage
upon not less than 75% of the railway owned in fee by the company issuing
said bonds, exclusive of sidings at the date of said mortgage or (2) a refundlog mortgage issued to retire all prior lieu mortgage debts of said company
outstanding at the time of said investment and covering at least 75% of the
railway owned in fee by said company at the date of said mortgage.
But
no one of the bonds so secured shall be a legal investment in case the mort¬
gage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds which, together
with all outstanding prior debts of said company, after deducting there¬
from la case of a refunding mortgage the bonds reserved under the provisions
of said mortgage to retire prior debts at maturity, shall exceed three times
the outstanding capital stock of said company at the time of making said
Investment.
And no mortgage Is to be regarded as a refunding mortgage,
under the provisions of this paragraph, unless the bonds which it secures ma¬
ture at a later date than any bond
which it is given to refund,nor unless It
covers a mileage at least 25% greater than is covered by any one of the prior
mortgages so to be refunded.
orovlded that all
In
The following bonds of railroad corporations:
The first mortgage bonds or any railroad corporation of this State
principal part of whose railroad is located within this State, or of any
railroad corporation of this or any other State or States connecting with
and controlled and operated as a part of the system of any such railroad cor¬
poration of this State, and of which connecting railroad at least a majority
of its capital stock is owned by such a railroad corporation of this State,
or in the mortgage bonds of any such railroad corporation of an issue to
retire all prior mortgage debt of such railroad companies respectively;
provided that at no time within Ave years next preceding the date of any
such investment such railroad corporation of this State or such connecting
railroad corporation, respectively, shall have failed regularly and punc¬
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 divi¬
dends to Its stockholders during each of said five years an amount at least
equal to 4% upon all Its outstanding capital stock; and provided, further,
that at the date of every such dividend the outstanding capital stock of
such railroad corporation, or such connecting railroad company, respec¬
tively, shall have been equal to at least one-third of the total mortgage
Indebtedness of such railroad corporations, respectively, including all bonds
Issued or to be issued under any mortgage securing any bonds, In which
such Investment shall be made.
If by means of consolidation a railroad cor¬
53
-
dollars.
(g) The mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation described in the fore¬
going paragraph (e) or (f) or the mortgage bonds 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
mortgage of said corporation, the bonds secured by which are made a legal
investment under the provisions of said paragraph (e) or (f); 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 railway mortgage bonds which would be a legal Investment
under the provisions of paragraph (e) or (g) of this subdivision, 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 flrst mortgage is, or
refunding mortgage bonds are, a legal investment under the provisions of
paragraph (e) or (f) of this subdivision.
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 tlme'of making said Investment.
(!) The flrst 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 paragraph (a), (e) or (f) of this subdivision,
Erovided the payment ofby the companyinterest of said bonds is guaranteed
principal and so owning and operating said road,
y endorsement thereon
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.
no one of the bonds so guaranteed shall be a legal Investment In case
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 of the pro¬
visions of this section shall not be rendered illegal as Investments though the
property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to
another corporation, and though the railroad corporation which Issued or
But
the
assumed said bond has been
or
shall be consolidated
with another railroad
corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing corporation shall assume the
payment of said bonds and shall continue to pay regularly Interest or divi¬
dends or both upon the securities issued against, in exchange for or to acquire
the stock of the company consolidated or the property purchased, or upon
securities subsequently issued in exchange or substitution therefor to an
amount at least equal to 4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding
at the time of such consolidation or purchase of said
corporation which has
issued or assumed said bonds.
Not more than 25% of the assets of any
savings bank shall be loaned or Invested in railroad bonds, and not more than
10% of the assets of any savings bank shall be invested In the bonds of any
railroad corporation described In paragaph (a) of this subdivision, and
not more than 5% of such assets In the bonds of any other railroad corpora¬
one
tion.
the
In determining the amount of the assets of any savings bank under
provisions of this subdivision, Its securities shall be estimated In the
prescribed for determining the per centum of par value surplus by
Section 257 of this article.
Street .railroad corporations shall not De con¬
sidered railroad corporations within the meaning of this subdivision.
manner
The time during which any railroad
is operated by the Government of the
United States under the provisions of an Act of Congress approved Aug. 29
1916. an Act of Congress approved March 21 1918, or any other Act or
Acts of the Congress of the United States, and two years thereafter, and
the earnings made
and dividends paid during said time and said two years
thereafter, shall not be taken Into consideration in determining whether
the bonds of the railroad corporation comply with any of the provisions
of this section.
Any railroad corporation which, at the time that the
operation of its railroad by the Government of the United States under
the provisions of such Act or Acts began, had complied with the provision
of paragraph (e) of this subdivision for one or more years next preceding
the commencement of such Government operation and control shall be
entitled to include in computing the period of five years prescribed by the
provisions of said paragraph (e) each year a portion of which its railroad
shall have been operated by the Government of the United States under
the provisions of such Act or Acts, and the two years succeeding the ter¬
mination of such operation, in determining whether such corporation has
complied with the provisions of said paragraph (e) each year for five years
as required by said paragraph.
Except as hereinbefore provided, whenever
a reference is made in this subdivision to a period of five years preceding
the date of an investment in the bonds of any railroad corporation, sucn
period shall be deemed exclusive of any time during which the property
of such railroad
corporation has been operated by the Government of the
States under the provisions of such Act or Acts, and of the two
succeeding the termination of such operation.
Any bonds acquired
prior to the passage of this amendment and at any time hereafter which
comply with the provisions of this section as amended may so long as they
continue to comply herewith be retained as investments authorized by law.
United
years
8. (a) Promissory notes payable to the order of the savings bank upon
demand, secured by the pledge and assignment, if necessary, of the stocks
or bonds of any of them enumerated in sub-divlslons one, two, three, four,
five and ten of this section or by the railroad bonds or any of them men¬
tioned and described in sub-division seven of this section, but no such loan
shall exceed ninety per centum
of the cash market value of such securities
pledged.
Should any of the securities so held In pledge depreciate In
value after the making of such loan, the savings bank shall require an Im¬
mediate payment of such loan or of a part thereof or additional security
therefore, so that the amount loaned thereon shall at no time exceed ninety
so
per centum
of the market value of the securities so
pledged for such loan.
Promissory notes made payable to the order of a savings bank
upon demand by a savings ana loan association of this State which has
been incorporated for three years or more and has an accumulated capital
of at least fifty thousand dollars.
(6)
(c) Promissory notes made payable to the order of the savings bank
within 90 days from the date thereof secured by the assignment and pledge
NEW YORK-CITIES AND
54
first mortgages on real estate situated in the State of
provided that the amount of any such note is not in excess of
60% of the appraised value in the case of improved real estate, or 40%
In the case of unimproved or unproductive real estate, of the property o
to It of one or more
New York,
,
properties mortgaged; that the amount of any such loan shall not exceec.
75% of the principal sum secured by said mortgage or mortgages; that the
value of said properties has been certiLed in accordance with the provision'?
of Sub-division 6 of this section; that tne assignment of °ach of such mortr
gages has been recorded in the proper offices and the provisions of Section
241 of this chapter with reference to the title of the property and the insur¬
ance upon the buildings,
have been fully complied
covered by such mortgage or mortgages,
shall
with.
Such loans shall be considered mortgage
loans and the amount thereof, together with all direct loans by any such
savings bank upon bonds and mortgages shall not exceed 65% of the whole
amount of the deposits and the guaranty fund of any such savings bank.
savings bank
and assignment
York as collateral
No such loan shall exceed 90% of the
the order of the
Promissory notes made payable to
(d)
within 90 days from the date thereof, secured by the pledge
of the passbook of any savings bank in the State of New
security for the payment thereof.
balance due the holder of such passbook as
9. Real estate as follows:
shown therein.
»
be erected a building or buildings
of the business of the savings bank,
portions of which not required for Its own use a revenue may be de¬
A plot whereon there is or may
suitable for the convenient transaction
(a)
from
„
„
4s '10
4s *11
4Ms'12
4Ms'12
4Ms*13
4Ms'15
4Ms'15
4Ms'15
4Ms'15
4s *16
4s '16
4s *16
4s'17
satisfaction of debts previously
been
shall have
chapter, or in any railroad bonds mentioned in such list, which have
legally issued and properly executed, unless such savings bank
been notified by the Superintendent of Banks that, in his judgment, such
bonds do not conform or have ceased to conform to the provisions of this
section
Bonds of the Land Bank of the State of New
Bankers' acceptances and bills of exchange of
90,518r_Mch 1 '22-'29
J-D
98,532r_June 1 '22-'30
M-N101,017r_Nov 1 '21-'31
M-N
46,200r_May 1 '22-32
A-O
42,780r
1921-1932
10,400
1921-1933
J-J
127,400r„Jan l'22-'35
J-J
29,400r
Jan 1 '22- 35
J-J
l,400r—Jan 1 *22-'25
J-J
93,800r_June 1 '22-*35
J-D
M-N 34,500r_May 1 '22-'36
"d
M-N118.400r.Nov 1 '21-'36
M-N 35,200r_Nov 1 '21-'3l
A-O
82,250
1921-1937
This
York.
the kind and maturi¬
law for purchase in the open market by Federal Reserve
banks, provided the same are accepted by a bank, national banking associa¬
tion or trust company, incorporated under the laws of the State of New York
or under the laws of the United States and having its principal place of busi¬
ness in the State of New York.
Not more than 20% of the assets of any
savings bank less the amount of the available fund held pursuant to the
provisions of Section 251 of this chapter, shall be invested in such accept¬
ances.
The aggregate amount of the liability of any bank, national bank¬
ing association or trust company to any savings bank for acceptances held
by such svaings bank and deposits made with it shall not exceed 25% of
the paid-up capital and surplus of such bank, national banking association
or trust company and not more than 5% of the aggregate amount credited
to the depositors of any savings bank shall be invested in the acceptances
of or deposited with a bank, national banking association or trust company
of which a trustee of such savings bank is a director.
ties made eligible by
city
and operates Its
and the principal and
owns
water system,
the water debt are paid
out of water rent receipts.
Interest
of
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
1921.
1921.
$
101,116,620
6,658,037
1,491,000
6,923,920
116,189,577
Property exempt from taxation up
to May 1
1921 amounted to $67,571,590,
of which $14,033,850 is
owned by the city.
Tax (per $1,000) 1921
$36.60
Real estate.109,948,120
7,904,765
Personal—.
1,372,000
Franchises.
6,840,800
Total
126,065,685
Bank stock.
M-N107.525
1921-1937
M-N 48,600r_May 1 *22-'29
POPULATION.—1920.
113.334,
J-D
91100—June 1 '22-'28 1915, 107,979; 1910, 100,253; 1905
J-D
14,000-June 1 *22-*28 98,374;1910, 113,500.
5s '21
J-J
16,200r_Jan 1 '22-'31
Public Bath Impt. Bonds.
5
'21
J-J
$19,500r_Jan 1 '22-*36 ALBANY COUNTY.
Intercepting Sewer Bonds.
County seat Is the city of Albany.
4Ms'12 A-O$100,000r
Oct 1 1952
Toll-Bridge Purchase.
4Ms'14 J-D 200,000r—.June 1 1954
4Ms'14 M-N$30,095
1921-1926
4Ms*15 J-J
200,000r
Jan 1 1955
War Loan (Refunding)
4Ms'15 J-D 250,000r_—June 1 1955
M-S
$8,500r.Mch 1 '22-*26
4s 16 M-N
250.000r._.May 1 1956 4s '05
4s
27,600—Mar 1 '22-*25
Sewer Disposal Bonds.
4s '17
A-O $150.000r
Court-House Bonds.
4s '17
A-O 150,000—Apr 1 '22-*36 4Ms'13
$100.000—Apr 15 1935
4s'17
A-O 170,000
1921-1937 4Ms'14 M-N300,000r_May 1 '36-'38
Grade Crossing.
4Ms'15 M-N300.OOOr.Mar 1 '39-'41
3 Ms'0.3 F-A
$2,900-Feb 1 *22-'23 4Ms'15 M-S /200,000r_Sep 15 *42-43
4Ms'14 J-D 200,000r„_June 1 1954
1150 .OOOr.Sept 15 1944
4s *16
M-N 80,000r_Nov 1 '21-'36
Toll Road Purchase Bonds.
River Front Impt. Bonds.
4s '07
M-S $21,000r__Mch 1 '22-'27
4s '08
J-J $300,OOOr.-July 1 1928
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-O 100,000c
Oct 1 1962 3
Ms
F-A $90,000r_.Aug
*21-'25
4Ms'13 A-O 200.000c— .Oct 1 1963
4s '07
M-N
42,OOOr_May 15 '22-'27
4Ms'14 M-S 320,000—Mar 1 '54&'64 4s
A-O
'08
34,520r__Oct 1 '21-'28
4Ms*14 J-D
20,800—June 1 *22-'34 4s '09
J-J
33,000r„ July 1'22-'30
4Ms'15 J-J
60,OOOr
Jan 1 1955 4s '11
60,000r_. Oct 1 '21-32
4#s'15 J-D 130,OOOr
June 1 1955 4Ms'12 A-O 80,500r„Oct 1 *21-'34
4s '16
M-N 60,OOOr—.May 1 1956
4Ms'14
f 3.OOOr Aug 15 *21-'23
4Ms'l9 J-D 150,OOOr...Dec 1 1959
24,OOOr—Augl5 1924
u -"
4 Ms'19 J-D 180,OOOr...Dec 1 1959
46,OOOr.JuIyl5'22-*29
4Ms'15 J-J
Re-Surfacing Bonds.
20,000—Oct 1 *21-'22
4Ms'16
4Ms'13 A-0$64,OOOr...Oct 1 '21-'28
f 15,000
Oct 1 1923
4Ms'14 J-D
80,000—June 1 '22-'29
112,000
Oct 1 1924
4Ms'13 A-O
13.000
1921-1933 4Ms'16
120,000—Oct 1 *31-'34
4 Ms'15 J-J
63,000r._Jan 1 '22-'30
Refunding City Hail Bonds.
4s '16
M-N 55,OOOr.Nov 1 '21-'31
3Ms
A-O $20,750r__Oct 1 '21-'22
Fire-Alarm Bonds.
4Ms'17
45*s'19
4 Jis'18
4 Ms 18
mort¬
10.
11.
Public Improvement Bonds.
$5,160r— Feb 1 '22-24
20,500r.Feb 1 '22-'26
are
assessment
3Ms*04 F-A
Such as it shall purchase at sales under judgments, decrees or
gages held by it.
The trustees of a savings bank shall not be held liable for investing
in State or municipal bonds named in the last list furnished by the Super¬
intendent of Banks pursuant to Section fifty-two of Article two of this
(c)
$2,750
Oct 1 1921
2.255 -Feb 1'22-'24
3 Ms'06 F-A
4s '09
M-S
rived.
(5) Such as shall be conveyed to it In
contracted in the course of its business.
addition to the above there
outstanding street improvement
bonds
amounting
on
Dec. 1 1920 to $930,250.
In
Riverside Park.
3Ms'01 A-O
3Ms'04F-A
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
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SUPERINTENDENT MUST FURNISH
LEQAL INVESTMENTS.—Section
SAVINGS BANKS LIST OF
52 of Article II of the
ing Law reads as follows:
On or before the first day of January,
General Bank¬
1915, and on or before the
first
Superintendent of
day of January In each and every year thereafter, the
Banks shall mail to each savings bank in the State a list containing the names
•f States and municipalities, the bonds of which, in his judgment, if legally
properly executed, conform to the requirements of Section 239
of this Chapter, and also as complete a list as is practicable of railroad bonds
which. In his judgment, If legally issued and properly executed, conform to
'the provisions of said Section.
In the preparation of such list he may employ such expert assistance as
fiie deems proper and apportion the expense thereof among the savings
Banks of the State, or he may rely upon information contained in publica¬
issued and
tions which he may deem
He
authoritative in reference to such matters.
the omission from such list of the name of any
municipality the bonds of which conform to the provision of said
Section, or of any railroad bond which conforms to the provisions of said
Section, nor for the inclusion in such list of the name of any State or mu¬
nicipality the bonds of which do not conform tojthe provisions of
Sec¬
tion, or of any railroad bond which does not conform to the provisions
■hall be in no way liable for
State or
said
■aid Section.
For list of bonds
of
considered legal investments on
Jan. 1 1921, see "Chronicle"
2108 and 2109.
TRUST FUNDS.—How
Loaned or Invested.—Sec. 21.
Chap. 41, Consol.
permits executors, administrators, guardians, &c., to invest
securities as savings banks. We quote the provision below:
Laws of 1909,
INVESTMENT OF TRUST
FUNDS.—A trustee or other person
holdlnS
investment may Invest the same in the same kind of securi¬
which savings banks of this State are bv law authorized to
the money deposited therein, and the income derived therefrom, and
trust funds for
ties as those In
Invest
unincumbered real property in this State
amount loaned thereon.
In bonds and mortgages on
50%
more
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'18
$150,000—Feb 15 1923
TOT. DEBT Dec. 31 '18.$2,419.500
Assessed val'n, real est..138,687,509
4Ms'15 M-N$20,250r_Nov 1 '21-*30 Assessed val'n, personal.
4,380,725
Northern Boulevard Bonds.
Special franchise val'n
9,806,921
4Ms*15 M-N$20,OOOr.Nov 1 '21-'30 Bank stock
7,474,726
Willett Street Bonds.
Total ass'd val'n 1919
160,249,881
4W15 M-N $9,OOOr .Nov 1 '21-'30 County tax (per $1,000) 1918—$6-80
Refunding Bonds.
Pop'n 1910. 173,666; 1920, 186,106
3Ms'04 M-N $23,000-May 1 '22-'24
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Broadway Improvement.
than the
STATE
OF
werth
AND TOWNS IN THE
CITIES, COUNTIES
3Ms'01 A-O
$1.100
Oct 1 1921
4Ms'14 J-D
16,000—June 1 '22-'29 ALBION.
This village is in Orleans County.
4Ms'19 J-D
66,OOOr..Dec 1 '21-'34
Inc. 1828.
Watervliet Avenue.
Pop'n 1920, 4,683.
8M8'01 A-O
$455-1—Oct 1 1921
School Bonds,
Madison Avenue.
s
$50,000
3Ms'01 A-O
$2,800- —-Oct 1 1921
Water Wks. Purch. Ext.
Central Ave. Impt. Bonds.
4.80s'14Aug $152,000
1921-1930
4Ms*13 J-D $21,255
1921-1933
Washington Ave. Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4Ms'13 A-O $58,500 —1921-1933 4Ms'19 Aug $24,000—Aug 10 '21-'26
New Scotland Ave. Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
4Ms'13 A-O $58,500
1921-1933
4Ms*14 Aug
$3,460-Aug 10 *2l-'22
Dela. Ave. & Whitehall Road.
4Ms*16 Aug
7O,O00r_Aug 10'21-'41
4Ms'13 A-O $16.000
1921-1928
4Ms
32,000
Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '11
M-N
$90,OOOr .May 1 '22-30
4.65s'13Aug$132,000c Aug 10 '2l-'42
No. Boulevard Sidewalk Bds.
12,000—Aug 1 '26-'49
4Ms'14 J-D
$1,350—June 1 '22-*24 5s '20
Western Ave. Grading & Paving BOND. DEBT May 21 '21 $468,136
4Ms'19 J-D $70,OOOr..Dec 1 '21-39 Assess, val. (70% act.) '20-4,129,682
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$24.93
Lawn St. Impt. Bonds
NEW YORK.
...
...
4Ms'19 J-D $17,000r_.Dec 1
Rennselaer Ave. Impt.
4Ms* 19 J"D $14.OOOr—Dec 1
ater.
ADAMS
(TILLAGE).
This village is in Jefferson Co.
Incorporated in 1851.
Water Works Bonds CTax-free).
3 Ms
J-J
$8,400r
1921-1926
4Mb
J-J
2,400r
1921-1932
Refunding Bonds (.tax-free).
5s
J-J
$4,400r
1921-1943
6a
J-J
l,700r
1921
State Street Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-N $100,000—May 1 1962
4Ms'13 J-J 300,000
Jan 1 1963
4Ms'13 J-D 100,000
June 1 1963
4Ms'15 M-N 22.500r.Nov 1 *21-'35
High-School Bonds.
J-D $45,000r_June 1 '22-'30
F-A 100.000r.Feb 1 '22-'31
4s '11
J-D
93,200r_June 1 '22-'31
-s *17
J-J
1,700-.-July 1 1922 4^8*13 J-J 120,000.-Jan 1 '22-'33
4Ms*13 J-D
60,000r_June 1 '22-'33
Street Impt. Bonds.
4 Ms'13 A-0
39,000r._Oct 1 *21-'33
6Ms'21 s-a /$12,000r_May 1 '22-'33
25,200--June 1 '22-*34
1
500r—May 1 1934 4Ms'14 J-D
Water Refunding Bonds.
4.90'18 J-J
58,100
July 1 1923 4Ms'14 J-D $35,000—June 1 *22-'34
Sewer (Beaver Creek).
6s '20
8,500-July 1 '22-'38
$25,000_.Jan 1 *22-'35
100—July 1 1939 4Ms'15 J-J
Washington Park.
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '80
M-N$270,000-.May 1'22-'30
«• *18
J-J
59,000
1921-1938
M-N 22,000
M&N'21'22
BOND. DEBT Dec 1919
$38,500 4s *82
F-A
10,000
Feb .1 1925
Assess, val. real estate
1,882,591 4s '85
2s '94
J-D
3,000
June 1 1934
Total val. *19 (M actual)..1,968,941
3 Ms'96 M-N
7,000
May 1 1936
Vil. tax rate (per $1,000) '19—$27-90
Ninth Ward Park Impt.
Population in 1920
1.557
4Ms'l9 J-D
$4,000r__Dec 1 '21-'29
Public Park Impt. Bonds.
AKRON.
$6,500—Jan 1 '22-*33
This village is in Erie County.
In¬ 4Ms'13 J-J
4s '16
M-N
7,500r_May 1 '22-'36
corporated in 1850.
4s '17
A-O
24,000r__Apr 1 '22-31
Water and Lighting Bonds.
l,200r_Nov 1 '22-'37
5s *17
A-O $12,000r_Apr 1 '22-'27 4Ms'17 M-S
4Ms'19 J-D 76,000r__Dec 1 '21-'39
BOND. DEBT May 211921_$39.000
House Impt. Bonds.
Sinking fund
4,000 4s StoreJ-J
'13
$3,000—Jan 1 '22-33
Assess, val. *21 (80% act.).1,598,620
City Hall Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921-—$12.00
4s '17
A-0$142.000r_Apr 1 '22-'29
Population 1920
1,960 4s '17 A-O 297,500
1921-1937
45is'19 M-N135,000r_May 1 '22-'39
ALBANY. Elmer D. Gunn, Comptr. 5s '21
J-J
60,000r_Jan 1 '22-'41
Albany is in Albany County.
In¬
School Bonds.
corporated July 22 1686.
3Ms'03F-A
$3,500-Feb 1 '22-'23
Street Impt. Bonds.
4Ms*12 A-O
60,000r„Oct 1 '21-'32
4Kb'15 J-D$146,000r_June 1 *22-'25
4Ms'13 A-O
65,000r__Oct 1 '21-*33
4s '16
M-N117.670r.May 1 '22-'26
4Ms'14 M-8
3,000r..Mar l'22-*24
4Ms'17 M-S 148,550r_Nov 1 '21-'27
4Ms'14 J-D
95,940r_June 1 '22-'34
454«'18 J-D 128,000-June 1 *22-'28 4Ms*13 A-O
1.000 ——
1921
4h*'18 J-D
50.000—June 1 '22-'23 4Ms'15 J-D 105.000
1921-1935
4m«'19 M-N 20,550r.May 1 '22-'24
4s '17
A-O
16,000r—Apr 1 '22-'37
5s '21
136,000-June 1 '22-'3l
4Ms'19 J-D 142.500._Dec 1 '21-'39
5s '21
95,000--June 1 '22-'26 5s '21
J-J 300,000r_Jan 1 *22-*41
...
...
'21
...
—
—
v
of May 14 1921, pages
la the same
4Ms'13 A-O
$6,OOOr—Oct 1 '21-'23
M-N 22,500r_May 1 '22-'36
A-O
8,OOOr—Apr 1 '22-'25
South Pearl Street.
4s '16
4s '17
10.000--June 1 '22-'26
4s '10
4s '11
$6,750r_Feb 1
3Ms'04 F-A
35,000r_Dec 1
4s *07
J-D
4a '08
A-O
70 OOOr.Apr 1
4s *08
J-J
200,000r...July
4s '06
J-D
30,000r_.Dec 1
4a *09
J-D 200,000r_..Dec
4s '10
J-D 100,OOOr...Deo
4s '11
M-N 100,000r...Nov
ds'll
J-D 100,OOOr...Dec
4Ks'12 M-N 100.000
May
4Ms*13 J-D
56,797r_June 1
4Ms*14 M-S 65,000r_Mar 1
4Ms'14 M-N140.000r.Nov 1
'21-34
'21-'34 ALEXANDRIA BAY.
This village is in Jefferson
*22-*24 Incorporated in 1878.
'21-'27
Refunding Bonds.
'22-'28 _s
$2,20011928
Contention Hall Bonds.
'21 -'26
4s
$300
June 1 1922
1 1929
Fire Engine Bonds.
11930
1 1931 3Ms
$1,412
($282 50 yrly. on June 1)
7 1931
1 1932
Water Works Bonds.
...
— _
—
'22-'33
'22-34
'21-'34
4Ms'15J-D
75,000r_ June 1 '22-'35
4Ms*15 M-N 75,OOOr .Nov 1 '21-'35
4s '16
M-N 75,000r.May 1 '22-*36
Refunding.
3 Ms'02 F-A
$3.900 —-Feb 1 1922
3Ms'03 F-A
7,500-Aug 1 '21-'23
•Street Improvement.
4Ms'12 M-N $19,116
May 1 1922
4Ms*13 J-D
36,800r_June 1 '22-'23
4Ms'14 J-D
57.900—June 1 '22-'24
4Ms'15 J-J
4,200—Jan 1 *22-'30
Police-Station Bonds.
4s *17
A-O $28.000r__Apr 1 '22-'37
Garage Site Bonds.
5s *21
J-J $12,000r_.Jan 1 '22-33
Re-Paving Bonds.
4Ms'17 M-S $60,000r_Nov 1 '21-'32
4Ms'17 M-S
19,200r_Nov 1 '21-'32
4Ms'17 M-S
18.OOOr .Nov 1 '2l-'32
Road-Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'17 M-S $2,125r_Nov 1 *21-'37
•
Principal and Interest paid by
holders of property benefited.
Water
INTEREST payable in
CITY
of
Co.
Albany.
4s
...
$13,200-June 1 *22-'32
Sewer Bonds.
4s
—
$17,600—June 1 '22-*32
Street Improvt. Bonds.
4s
...
$6,000--Dec 1
'2l-'32
Fire-Department Bonds.
J-D
$3,655_Due part yrly.
TOTAL DEBT June 25 20.-$47,968
Tot.asses.val.'20(70%act.) 1,270,374
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19-$ 16.00
5s *17
1,649
Pop'n in 1910,1.899; 1920
ALLEGANY.
This
village
Is
in
Cattaraugus
County.
Incorp. 1905.
5s '17
s-a
$21,000
(Due $1,000 yearly
»
5
years
after
beginning
date.)
Paving Bonds.
5s \7
Aug $23,000r_Aug 1 *22-'44
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 1920-S47.700
Floating debt
1,000
Assess .val. *20 (1-3 act.).—
416,186
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$23.00
Population In 1920
INT. payable at
1,350
First
National
Bank, Allegany.
PROPERTY.—Assess, val.
property
owned by city
Dec. 1
ALTAMONT.
$13,042,500.
This village is in Albany County.
TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FDS., &c.
Apr. 1921. Apr. 1920. Incorporated in 1890.
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21 .$55,000
General bonds $7,195.259 $7,586,967
15,500
Water bonds. 1,409,500
1,490,850 Water debt (included)
Total ass'd val. '21 (act. val.) 592,800
Total bonds $8,604,759 $9,077,817
Sinking funds. 1,323,799
1,297,339 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21 $15.70
Population in 1920
825
1919,
Net
debt—$7,280,960 $7,780,478
June, 1921.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
AMSTERDAM.
ATTICA.
This city Is in Montgomery County
The village is in Wyoming County.
Pop'n '10. 31.267 Incorp. 1837.
1920. 33,524.
Water Bonds.
5s *18
Mohawk River Bridge Bonds.
M-S $86,400r—Jan 1 '22-*48
434s'14 A-O $125,000r
Apr 1 1934 TOTAL DEBT Apr 14 '20$89,600
Assess', val. real estate
Water Bonds.
1,147,400
5s
A-0 $65,000
Oct 1 1921 Assess, val., personal
26,900
334s
A-0
37,500
A&O 1 1922 Other assessable property
33,106
334s
J-D
30.000
June 11923 Total valuation 1919
1,207,406
4s
A-O
30,000
Oct 1 1926
(Assessment 2-3 to 34 actual)
3s
A-O
25.000
Oct 1 1926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$11.90
334s
J-D 200,000
June 11929 Population in 1915 (Census)
2,013
434s
M-S
57,300
1921-1930 Population in 1920
2,015
INT. Is payable at the office of
334s
M-S
69,000
Mar 1 1959
5s '18
J-J
65.000—-Part yearly the Village Treasurer.
Sewer Bonds.
3s
J-J
*22-*36 AUBURN.
$85,875--July
This
city is the county seat of
3s
J-J
*22-'35
17,940—July
Inc. March 21 1848.
4s
J-J
•24-'44 Cayuga Co.
46,000.-July
s-a
33,000-Aug 1 *21-'22
4s
J-J
'31-'34 6s '20
18,000—July
Inc. April 16 1885.
4s
Sewer Refunding.
J-J
$3.200
J-J
•41-'45
25,000-July
4s
J-J
*46-'48
21,000—July
J-J
334s
*37-'40
37.000-July
Bridge St. Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'14 J-J
$25,000
July 1 1934
General City Bonds.
4 34s* 12 A-0 $15,000—Oct 1 '21-'23
Public Safety Bonds.
5s *18
$53,000
Part yearly
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20- $830,183
Water debt (Included)
562,000
Slaking funds
143,600
Assess, val., real & franch.19,025,700
Assess, val. personal prop.
385,050
Oth.assess .prop, (pension)
562,169
Tot.ass'd val.'20(50%act.) 19,972,910
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—-$4u.76
4s '15
Jan 4 1935
Paving (outstanding June 30 1919.)
$210,436
_
INT.
payable at Nat. Park Bank
and Bank of Manhattan Co., N. Y.
4s.4 348.4 34s,5s&434s
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N$108,670r_May 1 '22-26
4348*17 J-J 200,000—Jan 1 *25-*36
4s '20
45.000
Jan 1 1922
Subway 0outstanding June 30.)
4a, 434s & 434s
$12,643.98
Sewer (outstanding June 30 1919).
4s. 434s. 5s & 4.10s
$192,484.66
Disposal Plant (June 30 1919).
434s
$29.750
School Bonds.
4s
A-O $20,000—Oct 1'21-*22
4s *09
M-N 100,000r—May 1*22-'31
434s'16 M-N 64.000c-Nov 1 '21-'36
5s '20
40,000
1921-1928
_—
—-
—
Sidewalk.
434s
$28,926.60
—
A-0 ,$54,000—Oct
1 *21-'47
434s
A-O
8,340—Apr 1 *22-'26
4348*13 M-N 46,730r_May 1 *22-'43
4s
32,970—May 1 *22-'34
434s
72,000—June 1 *22-*45
534s'20 s-a
66,000
Sept 1 1960
BOND.DEBT June 15*21.$1,392,153
Sinking fund
144,000
Ass'd val'n (59% act.) '21.19,972,910
School tax (per $1,000) 1921-S14.85
Population in 1920
33,524
INT. at Amsterdam Savings Bank.
—
—
434s&5s—_
-
$52,685
Fire House Deficiency.
4s
$5,866—Mar 6 *22-'42
Playground.
434s
$l,125.Apr 27 *21-'23
GEN, BD. DT. Apr 1 r19
$836,642
Assessment debt (add'l)
331.207
Water debt (included)
380,000
TOT. BD. DT. June 30 '19 1,122,131
Water sinking fund
84,061
Assess, val. real estate
20.920,235
Assess, val. personal
243,403
Other assessable property.
798,300
...
—
...
Total assessed val. 1918-19
ANGOLA.
in Erie County.
In¬
corporated 1873.
Judgment Bonds.
5s '15
Apr
$7,OOOr_Apr 1 ,22-,28
Street Bonds.
4J4s'12
$11,000—Apr 8 *22-'32
—
actual)
-21.961,938
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$41.45
Popula'n 1910. 34,668; 1920, 36.192
INT.
water bonds at Merc.
on
Tr.
Co., N. Y.; on school & sewer bonds
of 1909 at U.S.Mtg.&Tr. Co.,N.Y.
$59,800
AURORA
(TO
UNION
FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
41,800
1,345,568
(Assessment about 2-3 actual)
4348*16 M-N$120,000r.Nov 1 "21-'44
§41,800c—Dec 1 '21-*39
BOND. DEBT Apr
1921
Water debt (incl.)
assess, val.
1920
Total
Tax rate
$8.69 +
(per $1,000)
Pop'n 1910, 898; 1920
1,367
I NTEREST
gola
or
payable at Bank of An¬
Chase National Bank. N. Y.
This district
(P. O. East Aurora)
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '20. $120,000
Tot.ass'd val.'20(50% act.)4.034,355
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920—$13.23
Population in 1920
4,000
INT. at Erie Co. Trust Co., East
or
In N. Y. exchange.
ANTWERP.
Incorp. in 1854.
St.
-s
—
Water Bonds
-s
—
$4,000
-
3.500
BOND. DEBT Apr. 9 1921 .$28,000
Water debt (included)—
7,500
_s
—.
Assess, val. real estate
533,960
This village is in Livingston Co.
1867.
Population 1910, 2,053;
1920, 2,585.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4.35s'12A-0
$4,500r—Oct 1 '2l-'23
4.35s'12 J-J
3.860 —Julyl'22-'32
Water Bonds.
4 34s'96 J-D
4 J4s'08 J-J
$19,000r—Dec 1 '2l-'36
28,475 —July 1 *22-'38
Sewer Bonds.
4.40s'12 F-A
$7,500r.Aug
1
Tnt. ass'd val.'21
4.65s'15-—
1
1,700
personal.
11,416
(65% act.)_547.076
7,000.-Oct
'21-*35
*21-*34
Refunding Water Bonds.
$8.500r__July 1 *22-38
Population 1910, 974;-1920, 1,029 4 348*08 J-J
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
$81,700
Water debt (included)
58,200
ARCADE.
This village is in Wyoming County. Assessed val n, real estate
1,342,620
Inc. 1871.
47,400
Population 1910, 1,294; Assessed val'n, personal
Other assessable property
80,362
1929. 1,372.
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (34 act.)_l,470,382
Steam Heating Bonds.
6s'20
$12,000—Nov. 1 '21-'32 Total tax rate(per $1,000) '21-$12.50
INT. in New York exchange.
Electric Light Bonds.
Total tax rate(per$l,000)'21—$19-00
...
4.40s'08M-S
434s'13 Jan
6s '20
ann,
$12,000r—Sept 1 *21-32
5,000r„Jan 1 '22-'31
15,000-Aug
Highway Bonds.
$6,600r_0ct
4 34 s* 15 A-O
5s '15
Sept
'21-'23
18,670r_Sept 1 "21-'34
Water Bonds.
This town is in Suffolk
Town Hall Bonds.
4.60s*17—
$24.500
Road Bonds.
5Ms'20
County.
1921-1927
$34,000-May 10 *22-*30
4 34s'06 Nov $l2.000r—Nov 1 '21-*32 BOND. DEBT
Apr. 20 '21-$63,400
3.80s
Sept
9.704c
1921-1933 Assessed val'n, real estate
6,945,674
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 1921-$90,350 Assessed val'n, personal
46,600
Water bonds (incl.)
20,600 Other assessable property.
333,780
Assess, val. real estate
836,275 Total assessed val n 1920
Assess, val. personal
26,150
(about 70% actual)
7,326.054
s-a
_
-
val. franchises
10,627
Tot.assess.val.(60 %act.)'20-875,052
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$12.50
Assess,
INT. pay. In
Arcade at Cit. Bank.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Pop'n 19i0, 9,030;
This district Is in Suffolk
Wayne County.
Railroad Aid Bonds.
3>4s'00
/$36,000_Sept 1 '21-'29
1
7,000—Sept 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr. 16 '21
$43,000
Sinking fund
4,000
Total assessed val'n 1920
(about 70% actual)
6,795,981
Tax rate (per $1,000) *20
10-28 +
Population in 1920
9,266
—
ARDSLEY.
Is
In
Westchester
County.
Incorn. Jan. 14 1896.
Refunding Bonds.
434s
I $24.000
1921-1932
1
15,000
1928-1942
BOND. DEBT May 27 *21
$69,000
Assessed val'n, real estate.>1,314,050
Assessed val'n, personal—
10,000
Special franchises
58,993
Total
ass'd
val'n
1920
(75 %-80 %)
—1,383,040
Tot. tax rate(per $1,000) *20—$16.23
Population,
1910, 537;
1920, 730
INT. at Dobbs Ferry Bk., Ardsley.
This
1920.—$26.30
192011,315
BABYLON UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST* NO. 4.
ARCADIA.
This town is in
village
—
—
-
Nov
14,000c_Nov 1 '21-'30
Dec
4,000c—Dec 1 '21-*28
Refunding Water Bonds.
334s'06 J-D $16.000c_Dec 1 »21-*28
434s
434s
County.
434s'09 July $?8,500r._Jan 1 '22-'40
BOND. DEBT May 30 1921S28.500
Total assessed val. 1920
801.150
(Assessment about 30% actual val.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$28.00
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank of
Lindenhurst in N. Y. exchange.
■
t
—
J-J
$5,500c.
—
Jan 1 '22-'32
3.70s
—
BEDFORD.
J-J
150,000r—Jan 1 '3l-'39
This town (P. O. Mount Kisco) is
Fire Department Bonds.
located
in
Westchester
County.
5s *18
F-A
$3,000--Aug 1 '21-23 Incorp. in 1700.
BOND. DEBT May 7 '21- $195,000
Assessment Map Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
35,500
534s'14 July $3,200--July 1 *22-'24
Assess, val. real estate
1,770,300
Grade Crossing Bonds.
Assess, val. personal
25,000 5s '14
Aug
$882
Aug 1 1921
Other assessable property—
96,880
Tot. ass'd val. 19201,901,180
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920-—$15,00
INT at Village Treasurer's
BALLSTON
office.
Highway Bonds.
4s '06
J'ne $44,400r_June 1 '22-'35
4.90s'06J'ne
83,000r_June 1 *24r'35
534s'14 Sept
SPA
UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
This district Is in the towns of Mil¬
5s '19
11.000-S1.000 ea.Jan.l
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '09
M-S $30,000r
434s
M-S
10.000r._.
—_
434s
24,000
—
BOND. DEBT May 4 *21$44,000
Assess, val. real estate.
1,779,300
Assess, val. personal
21,800
1929
1929
Water debt
(included)--..
Assess, val. (real estate)
1,407,100
Assessed val., personal
24,550
Other assessable property.
109,463
Total assess, val. '20 (act.)-1,928.516
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$13,00
INT. remitted to registered holder.
_
'22-23
*24-*27
1 1928
1
1929
101,000
.12,080,116
12,181,116
Assess, val. real
Total assessed value.
Tax rate
(per/Outside village. $14,00
$1,000) 20 [inside village
9.00
Special franchises
292,101 Population 1910. 5,629; 1920, 6,905
Tot.assess.val.'20(60% act.) 1,933.426
INT. at Mt. Kisco Nat. Bank.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21 $20 00
Population in 1920 (est.)
4,103
BELMONT.
BARKER.
in
Broome County.
Incorporated in 1908.
BOND. DEBT
Total
assessed
This village is in Allegany County.
Incorporated in 1873.
Water Bonds.
Apr 28 192l_$28,800 334s
J-J $22,000— ..$500 yearly
July
1,500—
Optional
528,000
Paving Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20 $10.00 5s
M-N 17,000— ..$1,000 y'rly
Population 1920
-431 BOND. DEBT Apr. 18 '21$40,500
Floating debt (add'l)
2,000
BARTON UN."FR7SCHOOL DIST. Water debt (incl.)
42,500
This district is in the town of Bar¬ Assessed valuation, real
423,559
ton Tioga County.
Assessed val., personal
19,550
4 34s'll Oct $36,490-—Jan 1 '22-'32 Other assess,
property
12,300
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 1920
$39,600 Tot .val .'20(abt .60% act.).4 >5.309
Assess, val. real estate
2,647,129 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$19.79
Assess, val. personal
55,553 Population in 1920
1,031
val'n
1920
5s
(85% act.)
__
Other
assess,
118,203
property
val.
1920(90% act.)2,820,885 BIG FLATS.
+
This town Is in Chemung County.
Population in 1920
5,500 BOND. DEBT Nov
21 '19$26,645
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y. Assess,
val. real estate
1,266,580
Assess, val. personal
2,650
BATAVIA.
Tot. val. *20 (80% act.)—1,278,048
This city is in
Genesee County. Total tax
ass.
Tot. tax rate(per M.) 1920-$16-09
1823.
Voted
June 9'14.
to
become
city
Population 1910,11,613;
1920, 13,541.
Water Bonds.
434s
$108,000 -$6,750 yrly
4.40s
23,000
4.40s
23,760
Pop'n
—_
-
—
—
Paving Bonds.
434s
_—$146,500
Light & Sewer Bonds.
4Ms
$30,000--$2,000
yrly
Sewer System Bonds.
_s '09
J-J
$259,250—July 1 *22-38
_—
434s'17 J-D
$48,000
TOTAL DEBT May 1920
$666,260
Assess, val. 1920
12,188,994
City tax rate(per $1,000) '20—$26.00
BATAVIA SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
School-Building Bonds.
4s'04
$7,000r
5s'08
5,000r
6s '21
150,000c—Jan 1 '25-*39
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921
$165,000
Assessed val'n, real estate_ 11,520,573
Assessed val'n, personal.. 1,137,613
—
—
Total assessed val'n
in
(^er^Sl.OOO) 18___-$18.25
1,535; 1920, 1.454
*
BINGHAMTON.
This
city
is
the
county
seat
of
SBHoSfe. P°P'n 191°' 48'443;
5s '18
_s
13,250
—
May 1 *22-'23
11,500
—
Sewer Bonds.
3 34s'08 F-A $18,750-Aug 1
4s *08
F-A
20,000-Aug 1
4s '16
F-A
*21-'23
'24-'27
120,000--Aug 1 '21-*36
Nurses' Home Bonds.
3 348*01 F-A
$4,000 --Aug 1 1936
Hospital Bonds.
3 34s'01 F-A
$6,000--Aug 1 1936
4V4s'13 F-A
55,000.-Aug 1 *24-'27
No int '14
15,000--Sept 1 '21-'36
No int '16
20,300—Aug 1 *21-*36
434s'17
13,000—May 1 '22-*34
Library Site Bonds.
3 348*02 M-S $15.000--Sept 1 1938
Pavement Bonds.
434s'17
14,000—Mar 1 '22-*28
534s'20
60,000.-May 1 *22-'27
Park Creek Bonds.
434s
$4,000
1921-1928
-
-
.
„f
—
_—
(30%
to 80% actual) 1920-21-12,554,486
Park Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
.$11.27 434s
$50,000c&r
Population in 1920 (est.)
14,000
Voting Machine Bonds.
—
—
434s
$34,000c&r
Bridge Bonds.
3s *89
F-A $77.000
Aug
3 34s'97
75,000-Aug 1
3 34s'99 F-A
40,000
Aug
3 34s'01 F-A
60,000
Aug
3 34s'04 F-A
57,000--Aug
434s'15 F-A
20.000c_Aug 1
Creek-Impt. Bonds.
—
BATH.
This village is In Steuben County.
Inc. 1816.
Pop.*10,3,884;'20,4,795.
Electric Light Bonds.
$40,000—July 1 '24-'43
4,000-July 1 '22-'23
5s '19
J-J
/I7,000c&r-July 1 1937
\ l.OOOc&r.July 1 1938
Gas Light Bonds.
-s '20
s-a
$40,000--July 1 '21-'40
4348*15 J-J
J-J
—
1 1929
*30-'34
1 1935
1 1937
1 1939
'21-*30
43017 M-S $17.500c_Sept 1 '2l-'27
City-Hall Bonds.
F-A $20,500--Aug 1 *28-'29
70.000--Aug 1 '21-27
Valley Street Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
434s'14 J-J
$24,000—July 1 *22-'41 434s'17—.
$4,500- -May 1 *22-*30
BOND. DEBT Dec 311918 $106,600
Voting Machine Bonds.
Total ass. val. '18 (3-5 act) 3,507,744 434s'19 F-A $29,750—Aug 1 '21-'27
Tax rate '17 (per $1,000).
Park Improvement Bonds.
$13.84
INT. at office of Village Treasurer
430*19 J-J $45,000—July 1 *22-'39
In N. Y. exchange.
Deficiency Bonds.
5s *18
M-N$10,600—May 1 '22-*23
BEACON.
School Bonds.
This city Is In Dutchess County. 3 34s'96'97$43,000-Aug 1 *21-'26
Formed July 1 1913 by consolidation 4 34s*10 J-D
40.000r.Aug 1 »2l-'24
of the villages of Fishkill Landing 434s'13 A-0 375,000.-Aug 1 '26-*40
(Inc. Feb. 26 1872) and Matteawan 434s*13 F-A
39,839.50Aug 1 '21-*23
(inc. in 1886).
Pop'n 1920, 10,996. 434s'14 F-A 125,000
Aug 1 '30-'34
Paving Bonds.
4>4s'14 J-D 175.000—Dec 1 *21-*35
434s'15 M-S
$7,OOOr_Sept 1 '21-'27
\ 6.000
Dec 1 1936
Building Bonds.
4348*14 A-0/196,OOOc.Oct 1 *21-'48
5s '15
M-S $48,000c-Mar 1 '22-'45
\
2,700c—Oct 1 1949
Sewer Bonds.
434s*16
92,800—Sept 1 *21-'36
334s
$40,000
1921-1930 434s
132,600
1921-1947
4s
16,050
1921-1930 4s '17
26,000—Feb 1 *22-*37
3.70s
58,800
1921-1934 434s*17 s-a
42,500
1921-1937
3.85s
30,336
1921-1936 4348*17 M-S
85,000—Sept 1 *21-'37
4Hs
12,000
-1921-1932 4348*17
4,000.-Sept 1 *21-*24
Main Street Impt. Bonds.
434s'19 J-J
16,650--July 1 '22-39
First Ward Dike Bonds.
434s
$581
1921-1927
4.15s
20,000
1921-1940 4348*14 M-N$70,000__May 1 *24-*36
Water Bonds Ext. Sc Repair.
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
434s
$16,000
1921-1937 3 34s'04 F-A $50,000-..Aug 1 1938
3.99s
28.000c.Mar 1 *22-'35
14,400
1921-1929 4>4s'15 M-S
3.85s
Fire Department Bonds.
19,500
1921-1935
3.99s
28.000
1921-1933 334s*01
$15,000 --Aug 1 1936
Automobile Truck Bonds.
434s'14 J-D
60,000.-June 1 '22-'25
Police Bonds.
4.60s'17 s-a
$4,000
4s
s-a
$47,000.-Jan 1 *22-'37
(Due one bond yearly.)
434s'17 F-A
4,285c.Aug 1 '21-'27
Fire-House Bonds.
434s
$140
1921 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *20-$2.514.950
156,349
434s
1,000
1921 Sinking fund (bal. on hand)
39,826,161
4Ms
6,000
1921-1926 Assessed val., real
Village Hall Bonds.
5s
J-J
$12,000—July 1 '22-*27
4s '96
4s *97-8 F-A
.
—
-__
—_
—_
—
„_
—
—-
$64,000
40,000
'22-'28
and Ballston Spa, Saratoga Co.
6s '21
F-A
'24-'22
Building Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1921—$181,546
334s
$20.500
Assess, val. personal
ton
—.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1921
$7,086—Sep 15
8,000„Nov 1
20,000—Nov 1
6,000
Nov
5,900
Nov
11,900--Feb. 1
M-N
...
BALDWINSVILLE.
This village is in Onondaga County.
Inc. 1847.
Population 1910, 3.220;
1920, 3,685.
Improvement Bonds.
4.80s'19s'a
$12,000r._Jan 1 '22-*34
5s
_
INT. at Matteawan Nat. Bank.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
5s *14
BABYLON, TOWN.
1 '21-'35
1
500C-—Nov 1 1921
—
Special franchises
Assess, val.
$1,000c—Nov 1 1921
Nov
Park Bonds.
AVON.
Inc.
Impt. Bonds.
$20,500
TOT. DEBT June 7 '21
$372,838
Assessed val., real estate.-7,999,235
Assessed val., personal
60.600
Other assessable property. $239,480
Tot.'ass'd val. '21 (act.)_.8,299,315
Tax rate (per $ 1,000) 1921
$32.62
—_
Nov
4s
___
is in Erie County.
Aurora,
This village Is in Jefferson County.
Water Bonds.
334s
Inc.
Water Bonds.
4 34s'10 J-D
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
Saratoga County. 4.60s'17 s-a
$8,500.
Pop.'10,4.138; '20,4,103.
(Due one bond yearly.)
This village Is In
Inc. 1807.
Tot.
(75%
This village is
BALLSTON SPA.
This village is
Ext. Expend, (outst. June 3d '19).
AMSTERDAM SCHOOL DIST.
4s
—
55
—
...
___
—
NEW YORK—CITIES
56
BOND. DEBT Apr 16
BINGHAMTON <Concluded)—
473,000
Assessed val., personal...
Assessed val., franchises..
Assess,
val. 1920-'21
'21- $205,000
1,075.000
'21—$1-72
3,395,951
250
Other assessable property. 1,851,160 Population in 1920
INT. payable at U. 8. Mortgage &
Total assess, val. 1919—45,546,272
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$39.87 Trust Co. of New York.
city-hall
and
N. Y. City; on re¬
INTEREST
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
on
bonds In
maining loans at City Treas.
office.
BLASDELL.
This village
County.
bridge
is in Erie
Incorporated in 1898.
Water Bonds.
4s
J-D $12,000
4s
J-J
12,000
4*8
F-A
7,200
4*s
F-A
1,600
Paving Bonds.
BROCKPORT.
This village is in Monroe County.
Inc. 1829.
Population 1920, 3,900.
Water Works Bonds.
4.5.5s'12—$231,000r-July 30 '21-41
Sewer Bonds.
3.65s g s-an
$33,000r.-.$3.000 yrly.
4*s*15F-A 28.800
1921-1944
BOND. DT. May 21 1921- $292,800
Water debt (Included)
241,000
Tot. sink. fds_..
.......
14,553
Assess, val. real estate.
2,589,820
4.90sT8M-N$18,000—May 1 *23-*40 Other assess, property
149,485
BOND. DEBT May 1921.
$47,500 Total assess, val. 19 i0.._
2,739.30o
Assess, val. real estate '2).1,302,848
Village tax (per $1,000) 1920—$18.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$J6;90
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Population in 1920
1,401
INT. on water bonds payable at
the Lackawanna Nat. Bank. Lacka¬ BROCTON.
This village is in Chautauqua Co.
wanna,
and paving bonds
to the
Incorporated in 1894.
Comptroller of N. Y.
,
BOND. DEBT
BOONVILLE.
This village is in Oneida County.
Incorporated in 1855.
Water Bonds.
3*s*96 May $22,000
1926
Electric-Light Bonds.
3*s*03 M-S $23.400r
Paving Bonds.
Ma; 21 '21_$43,000
debt (add'l)
8,000
real estate— 1,031,450
Assessed val., personal——
21,100
Other assessable property—
50,575
Total assessed val. 1921 —1,103.125
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 _$').07
Floating
Assess, value,
—-——1923 Population in 1910. 1,131; '20. 1,383
1930 BRONXVILLE.
1932
This village is In Westchester Co.
18,000-.--- —--1938 Inc. 1898.
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 21..$78,400
Sewer Bonds.
Water debt (included)
22,000 4s
J-D
$7,000r_Dec 1 *21-*27
Assess, val. real estate....1,442,900 4s
J-J
9,000r_Jan 15 *2?-*30
Assess, val. personal
49,150 4.40s
3,500
1921-1927
Other assessable property.8,450 4*s
2,800
1921-1927
Total assessed val. 1920—1,489,400 4*s
2,000
Oct 1 '21-22
4s '12
$6,000r
9.000r
June
5s '15
July
5s'19
Jul/
—
—.
Tax
rate
...
1920--$14.00
1920—
—1,914
(per $1,000)
4*s*16 F-A
3.300
—
Population in
Paving Bonds.
4.90s
$5,500
BOONVILLE UNION FREE SCH. 4*8*17 F-A
15,000—Aug 1 *22 31
D1ST. NO. 1.
Public Square Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '21--$29,000 4*s'l9
$15,000—June 1 M-'38
Street Bonds.
Assess, val. real estate
1.002,912
Assess, val. personal
36,900 5s '07 M-S S9.900r.Sept 1 *21-'31
20,400
1921-1932
Other assessable property—
8,450 5s
8,075
1921-1937
Tot. asses, val. *20(50%act) 1,648,262 4.40s
6.000
1921-1932
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
S9.30 4.35s
---
„
...
...
...
-.1,900
Population in 1920 (est.)
4*s
4*s
...
...
16,000—Oct 1 *21-'36
1,100.—Aug 1 19^1
1921-1927
5,400-June 15 '2i-'27
This village is in Putnam County.
5s
2,400—Sept 1 *21-'28
Incorporated In 1894.
4.90a
4.000. .Apr 1 '22-25
Water Bonds.
>
$6005s
July $32,000?—$2,000 yrly. 5s '17
Road-Surfacing Bonds.
5s '21
s-a
7,500r__Jan 1 22-36
4.90s
$7,500-.
Supplement Water Bonds
/.._
4,000
5s
$3,COO
$500 yearly 5s
5s
3,100.
Highway Bonds.
Grade-Crossing Elimination
4.45s
Sept
1,000r_$1,000 yrly.BOND. DEBT June 9 1920. $39,500 4*s*20 F-A $50,000_Feb 14 '25-'49
Refunding Bonds.
Water debt (included)
37,500
$8,000
July 1 1935
Assess, val. real estate
1,114,<50 4*s&5s___
7,420
June 11942
Assess, val. personal—...
15>900 4*s
10.420
1938
Franchise valuation
35,728 4.80s
4*8
10,220
June 1 1944
"ot.asses. val.'20(75 % act.). 1,165,4 7 8
5,500
June 11944
Tax rate (per $1,000) *20
$8.08 5s
3,900
Population in 1920
1,400 4.85s'17
6s *20
J-D
1,500
Dec 1 1950
INT.
payable at the Brewster
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
National Bank.
4*s*19
$1,000—.July 15 1949
43*8*19
400
Aug 1 1949
BRIARCLIFF MANOR.
4*s*19 ...
1,500—Dec 1 1949
This village is in Westchester Co.
Village-Hall Improvement.
4.60s
$1,000
Oct 1 1921
Inc. 1902.
Park Bonds.
Road Improvement Bonds.
$65,000.-May 1 *22-'34
5*s*21 ... $40,000.-Mar I '25~'34 4*s*17
Street Bonds.
4*s*19
8,000-.June 1 *24-'31
.
4*s'06 F-Ax$20,000r_Aug 1 '21-*27 BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1920-1393,890
4.60s'06F-A
25,000r_Aug 1 '27-'35 Ass'd val'n 1919 (50% act.) 5,670,636
4.60s'13J-J
ll.OOOr.July 1 '21-'31 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *19.$20.65
Water Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,863; 1920, 3,055
4.90s
BREWSTER.
—_
11,690
4.40s'14J-D
...
...
_
_
nnn
—.
...
...
Buffalo River Improve. Bonds.
M-N $331,500r._May 1 1939
4s '09
4*8*14 J-D 300,000r. .June 15 1944
4*s*15 A-O l20,000r_Apr 15 '22-*45
J-D 130.000r.Dec 15 *21-*4fi
J-D 135,000—June 1 *22-'48
J-D 210,000—June 2'22-'49
F-A l45.000r._Feb 2 *22-*50
Buffalo New York & Phila. Ref.
4s '10
J-D $45,000—June 15 '22-*30
4s '10
J-D
50.000r.J&D15 *21-30
4s *11
J-J
55,000—July 1 *22-'31
4s '12
J-J
60,000
July 1 *22-32
Broadway Market Bonds.
4*8*15 A-O $82,600r_Apr 15 *22-*35
4*s'16 J-D
27,000
1922-1931
Ferry & West St. Impt. Bonds.
4s '15
J-D $12,000-.June 1 '22-'25
Hamburg Turnpike Impt.
4*s*18 J-D $3i,500—June 1 *22-'28
4*s'20 F-A
14.400r.Feb 2 '22-'30
Voting Machine Bonds.
>
4*s*16 J-D $46,7r»0r June 15 22- 26
4*s*18 M-S
31,000
Sept 3 '21-'28
27,125—Apr 1 '22-29
4*s*19 A-O
4*s*16
4*s*18
4*s*19
4*s*20
Park.
7s '73
J-J
...
...
...
...
.
...
„
„
4*s*08 J-J
...
_
,
$48,000c&rJuly 10*22-37
4.10s'09A-0 l8,000r..Apr 1
4*s*10 M-S 14,OOOr—Sept 1
5s '17
M-N115,500-Nov 17
\
500
'22-'30
*21-'34
'22-'36
BROOKHAVEN UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24.
This district
is in Suffolk
County.
Nov 1 1937 4*s, 4.60s &(
$6,500\Part yearly
Automobile Fire Apparatus.
4.60sY3J-J
$5,OOOr. July 1 '22-26
Building Bonds.
4.60s'13J-J
$ll,H75r.July 1 *22-'26
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 *21-$178,500
Water debt (included)
99,500
Assessed val., real estate..4,000,000
val., personal and
special franchises
240,937
Total assessed value 1920.-4,240,937
Village tax (per $1,000) 1920— 12.50
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919— 36.04
Population 1910, 950; 1920, 10,27
zINT. in Briarcliff Manor; others
at Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y. City.
Assess,
5s. J&J—J-Dl
4.20s'16J-D
™
J
j
1.200
until 1921
Dec 1 1921
10,000.-Dec 1 *22-'23
BOND. DT. Apr 20 *21
$17,700
Assess, val. *20 (* act.)...5,026.700
School tax (per $1,000) 1920..$18.40
Population 1920
7,200
INT. payable at Patchogue Bank.
— .
BROOME COUNTY.
Binghamton is the County Seat.
Hospital Bonds.
Sl21.358.Nov 1 '21-'33
TOTAL DT. May 20 '21— $120,000
Assessed val., realestate—87,809,699
Assessed val., personal.1,118,200
BRIGHTON.
Assessed val., franchises.. 3,519,158
This town Is In Monroe County.
Total assess, val. 1920
92,447,057
Water Bonds.
County tax rate (per M.)'20_—SS.01
4.70sT5F-A $21,470r__Feb 1 '2C-*34 Population 1920
113,619
4.625T5F-A
11.900r.Feb 15 *22-'35
4*s*14 J-D
13,53Or.June 1 *22-'35 BROWN VILLEL
5s '18
This village is in Jefferson County.
$6,000r—Apr 1 '22-'33
7,000__Mar 1 *25-'38 Population
1910,-854;
1920,
976
6s '20
75,000--Mar 1 '25-'39
Water and Sewer Bonds,
Sewer Bonds.
-s
J-J
$90,000.— Jan 1 '22-'51
4.40s '14 J-D $35.000
1921-1934 BONDED DEBT
(?)
_s '15
20,000
5s'19
J-D (81,000—June 1 '22-'30 BUFFALO.
Ross
Graves, Com¬
195,000.-June 1 *31-*40
missioner of Finance & Accts.
5s '20
6s '20
A-0
M-S
M-S
...
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Ba '18
J-D|$12.000--June 1 *22-'27
Buffalo is in Erie
tax
Co., and the city's
valuation is about six-sevenths
I 36,000—June 1 '28-*33 that of entire
county.
Incorp. 1832.
TOT. DEBT. June 7 '21$-.387,888
Commission
government
charter
Total val. '20 (95% act.)..6.475,260
(Chap. 217, Laws of 1914) accepted
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.S8.23
by voters Nov. 3 1914.
Pop'n 1910, 3,998; 1910
2,911
^
INT.
at
a
Rochester
house in N. Y. exchange.
brightwatersT
banking
Abate.Nuisance Ohio Basin Slip
J-J
Hospital Bonds.
3*8'04 J-J
$10,000r.July 1 '22-24
4s *11
A-O 200,OOOr—.Apr 1 1931
200,OOOr...June 1 1932
50,OOOr—.June 1 1932
50,OOOr—Oct 1 1932
125,OOOr...Apr 1 1934
42,000—June 1 '22-35
420,OOOr. June 1 *22-'35
280,000-June 15 *22-*37
540,000..June 2 *22-'39
290,000r_Feb 2 *22-*50
Public Trunk Sewer Bonds.
4s '09
J-D $115,OOOr..Dec 15 1929
4*s'12 J-D
50,OOOr...June 1 1962
4*8*14 M-N 93,983r...Nov 2 1964
4*s*16 J-D
46,000c...Dec
1965
4*s*16 J-D 135,OOOr June 15 *22-*66
4*s'16 J-D
32,OOOr.Dec 15 *21-'36
4*s*18 J-D 188,000—June 1 *22-*68
4*s'19 J-D 251,400—June 2 '21-69
4*s*20 F-A 12i,500r.Feb 2 '22-70
South Buffalo Flood Bonds.
3*8*96 A-O $60,OOOr—.Aug 1 1926
3*8*97 J-J
13,OOOr...July 1 1927
Buffalo & Jamestown RR. Ref.
4*s'12 A-O 188,800r
Oct 1 1962
3*8*02 A-O
$;j,750r— .Apr 1 1922
(Subject to call Oct 1 1932.)
3*8*02 M-N
7,590r_Nov 1 *21-'22
4*s*12 J-D 944,740r—Dec 1 1962
4*s'12 J-D
90,OOOr—Dec 1 *21-*32
Subject to call Dec 1 1932.)
4*s*13 M-N 45,OOOr.May 1 *22-33
4MsY3 M-S
55,000r
May 1 1963
4*s'14 J-D
22,500-June 15 '22-24
(Subject to call Mav 1 1933.)
Turning Basin Bonds.
4s '21
M-S
20,000--Mar 1 '22-'41
$44,000.-June 1 *22-'43
4*s'l6 J-D
16.800r.Dec 15'21-'26 4*s*18
4*8*16 J-D
89.000r.Dec 15 *21-36 4*s'l9 J-D $9>,OOOr.June 2'2>-'44
Turning Basin Refunding Bds.
4*s'18 J-D
21,000..June 1 *2>-'28
4s*10
J-J
$75, OOOr. July 1 22-*30
4 *s* 19 J-D 435,600r.June 2 *22-'39
l/.'l n
T r»
1KC
<V7rW
Tnnu O ") ;.'9Q
Ref. City Hall & Court House.
49,000r
Feb 2 '22-70 3*s*02 F-A $10,OOOr.Aug 1 *21-*22
4*s'19 F-A
57.000r_.Feb 2 *22-*40 3*8*03 M-N 10,OOOr.May 1 '22-23
4*s*19 F-A
3*8*05 M-S
75,000r.Sept 1 '21-*35
Schools.
4s '07
J-J
60,000r.July 1 *21-*27
3*s*02 F-A $l0,000r ..Feb 1 1922
J-D
56,250-June 15 22-*30
7,500r ..June 1 1922 4s '10
3*s*02 J-D
4*sT2
4*s'12
4*s'12
4*s'14
4*s'14
4*3*15
4*s'17
4*s*19
4*s'20
J-D
J-D
A-O
A-O
A-O
J-D
J-D
J-D
F-A
...
A
_
3 *s*02
3*s'03
3 *8*04
3 *s'04
3*s'06
3*s*07
3*s'07
4s '08
5,000r ..Apr 1 1922
A-O
15,000r_Mch 1 '22-'23
M-S
22,500r_Mch 1 *22-'24
M-S
30,000r.0ct 1 '21-'24
A-O
F-A 300,000r—Aug 1 1926
M-S 100,OOOr...Sept 1 1927
F-A
50,OOOr—Aug 1 1927
4s '11
27.500r_Nov 1
J-D
M-S
M-S
J-J
M-S
1928
1929
1930
1931
4s '16
J-J
4s '07
J-D
4s '07
J-J
4*s'12 F-A 200,OOOr—Feb 15 1932
4s '12
A-O
82 500--Apr 1 *22-'32
4*s*12 J-D 200,000r—.June 1 1932
4*s*12 A-O 500,OOOr—.Oct
1 1932
4*s 13 M-N300,OOOr..Nov 15 1933
4*s*13 M-N195.000.Nov 15 *21-'33
4*s*14 M-S 1,500,000r_.Mar 2 1934
4s '14
J-J
3,000--July 1 '22-'24
4*s*14 J-J
1.350,000r.Nov 2 1934
4*s'15A-0 294.000r.Apr 15 *22-'35
4*s*15 J-D 450,000..Dec 1 *21-'35
4*s*16 J-D 500.000r.J*ne 15 *22-'46
4y2s
J-D 333,000 June 1 *22-'38
4s *08
4s
'09
4s '10
4s '11
J-D 200,OOOr...Dec 1
F-A 300,OOOr...Aug 1
J-D 200,000r_.June 15
A-O 200,OOOr-A&O 1
4s '08
1 1922
1 1922
3^s'03J-J
17,669r—Jan 11923
3Hs'03A-O
25,961r—Apr 1 1923
3Hs'03 M-N 383,824r...May 1 1923
3Hs'03 F-A
3 5^8*03 F-A
124,445r—Aug 1 1923
80,582r_.Aug 15 1923
3Hs'04 F-A
83,486r.„Aug 1 1924
3Hs'05 M-S
46,642r
Sept 1 1925
4s '06
F-A 541,608r—Feb 1 1926
J-J
68,51 lr... July 1 1926
4s *06
4s '07
A-O
4s '07
J-J
4s '07
F-A
4s '07
M-S
4s '07
A-O
4s '07
M-N
4s '08
A-O
4s '08
F-A
4s '08
J-D
4s '09
A-O
4s *09
A-O
4s '11
M-S
4s '11
A-O
4s '12
F-A
4s '11
J-J
4
J*s'12 F-A
4s '13
F-A
1 1927
1927
1927
1927
1927
1927
1928
1928
1928
1929
1929
1931
1931
1922
1931
81,971r—Apr
118,922r_. .July 1
46,565r
Aug 1
200,000r_..Sept 2
25,643r
Oct 1
43,913r
Nov 1
16,444r
Apr 1
9,647r
Aug 1
60,OOOr... Dec 1
300,OOOr.. Apr 15
40,500r
Oct 1
75,OOOr
Mch 1
250,OOOr..Apr 15
$2,426
Feb 1
35.000
July 1
15 1932
250,OOOr—Feb
Feb 1 1923
30,000
4Ks73 M-N200,OOOr...May
4Hs'14 A-O 101.816r ...Apr
4s '14
4s '15
4s *15
4s *16
4s *16
1 1933
1 1934
4s '14
4s *14
4s '14
4s *14
4s *14
4s '14
s
'14
4s '15
1934
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1939
1940
13,500
Mar 1 1940
29,500
Apr 1 1940
69,382.50-Apr 15 1935
250.000
June 1 1935
250,000
June 1 1965
63,000
June 11940
15,000
Aug 2 1940
M-S
A-O
A-O
J-D
J-D
J-D
F-A
M-S
39,000
Sept 1 1940
—
$5,000r._.July 1 1922
Abate.Nuis.Clark&SkinnerCan.
3*s'04 M-N $20,000r_Nov 1 *2l-'24
4s '15
4s '15
*2V29
4s *15
20/'00r.June 2 '2 V29
20,000--Apr 1 *22-'41
4s *16
_
—
1939
1939
1964
1939
F-A
2,500
Aug 1
M-S
10.000
Sept 1
A-O
11,000
Oct 1
M-N
5,000
Nov 1
J-D
5.000
Dec 1
J-D
$ 2,500—.Dec 15
J-J
5,000
Jan 1
14s '15
4s *15
4s'15
4Us' 19 J-D
4s '21
25,000—July 1 *22-'26
500,000
June 1 1957
60,000—July 1 '22-27
170,000—Sept 2 '2I-*37
500,000—-Apr 10 1958
29,125.June 15 '22-28
49,000..Aug 1 *21-'28
31,752—Oct 1 '21-28
500,000.—Oct 10 1958
49,000—Dec 1 *21-*28
A-O 275,000
Apr 1
A-O
62,000—Apr 1
J-D 400,000...June 15
J-D
84,500—.June 15
J-J
190,000
July 1
4*s'14
4*s*14
4*s'14
4*s'14
4*s'15
$114.000
July 1 1934 4*s'15
J-J
164,865—July 1 '22-35 4*8*15
J-D
49,500.-Dec 1 '21-35 4*8*15
A-O
32,565.. Apr 1 *22-*36 4s '15
M-N 12,000—May I *22-26 4s '15
'22-'36 4*s'15
-■
1 1922
*22-*23
'21-23
'22-*35
*2>-'35
M-S
A-O
J-D
4s '08
F-A
4s *08
A-O
4s '08
A-O
4s *08
J-D
4s *09
F-A 500,000—Feb 15 1959
4s *09
A-O 500,000.—Apr 15 1959
4s '09
F-A 500,000
Aug 1 1959
4s '09
F-A
60,000—Aug 1 *21-'29
4s '09
A-O
65, 50—Oct 1 '2i-'29
4s'09
J-D
2 \500_Dec 15 *21-'29
4s '10
F-A 500,000...Feb 15 1960
4s '10
J-D
45,000.June 15 '22-30
4s *10 J-D 1,500,000—.June 15 1960
4s'11
J-J
59,000—Jan 1 '2 2-31
4s '11
J-J
25,000-July 1 *22-'3l
4s'11
A-O 400,000
Oct 2 1931
4s *11
M-N 55,000—Nov 1 '2l-'31
4s '12
A-O
10,000—.Apr 25 1937
4*s'12 J-D 800.000
June 1 1932
4*s'12 J-D
78,708.33.June 1 1937
4s *12
F-A
66.500
Aug 1 1937
4*s'12 A-O 300.000
Oct 1 1932
4*s'12 A-O 111,000
Oct 1 1937
4s *12
M-N
5,000
Nov 1 1937
4*s'12 J-D 112,500
Dec 1 1937
4s '13
A-O
13,700
Mar 1 1938
4s *13
A-O
29,500
Apr 1 1938
4*s*13 M-N145.200
May 1 1938
4s *13
J-D 100,000—.June 20 1933
4s '13
A-O
23,700
Oct 1 1938
4*s'13 M-N100.000
Nov 15 1933
4s *14
J-J
18,000
Jan 1 1939
4s'07
4>^s'19J-D 1,620,000..June 2 *22-'39
Scajaquada Creek Bonds.
41*s'16 J-D $26,958r.June 15 '22-26
4Hs'19 J-D 140,OOOr .June 2 *2 >-'49
4>ls'20 F-A 290,000r_.Feb 2 '22-'50
Grade Crossing Bonds.
3Hs'02 F-A$482,284r—Feb
3^6*02 A-O 121,411r—.Oct
'21-'31
$5,000—--June
7,5 0—Mar 1
30,000--Sept 1
59,090.—July 1
50, <81 ..Sept 1
M-N
Water.
3*s'02
3*s'03
3*s*03
3*s'05
3*s*05
3*8*02 J-J
Abate. Nuisance M. & H. Canal.
Suffolk County. 3*s03 J-J
$10,000..Jan 1 '2 ^-'23
3*s05 J-J
30,000—July 1 '22-*25
Incorp. 1916.
Refuse Utilization Plant Bonds
Dock Bonds.
6s *17
J-J
34,500r_July 1 *22-'36 4*s 14 A-0$ 100,OOOr
Apr 1 1934
Underground Police & Fire Wires
Paving Bonds.
6s *17
J-J
S21.000r.July 1 *22-'36
$5,000
June 1 1922
6s g *20 s-a
150,000c.July 1 '25-'39 4*s 18 J-D 48.600-.June 1 '22-*23
This village is in
Crossing
J-D $180,000-June 2 22- 39
4*s
F-A
337J,00-Feb 2 22-40
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s '12
A-O $15,000
Apr 1 1932
4s '12
J-J 150,000—July 1 1932
4*s'12 A-O 135,OOOr...Oct
1 1932
4*s'15 A-O
80,000r„Apr 15 1935
4*s'16 J-D
6,000r„June 15 1936
4*s'19 J-D 118,400—June 2 '22-29
4*s'19 J-D
69.750r.June 2 '22-'39
4*s'20 F-A 2i4.650r.Feb 2 '22-40
Municipal Building Bonds.
4s '09
F-A $67,500r_Aug 1 '21-'29
4s '10
J-J
10,000.-July 1 '21-'30
4s '10
A-O
59,000r.Oct 1 '2l-'30
4s '11
A-O 124,500r.Apr 15 '22-'31
4s '12
A-O
2,789---Oct 1 '22-'32
4*s'13 M-N 100,000r_.Nov 15 1933
4s'* 15 J-D
25.000r.Dec 1 *21-'25
4*s'16 J-D 210,000r.Dec 15 *21-'36
4*s'15 A-O
82,600.Apr 15 *22-'35
4*s'16 J-D
27,000-June 15 '22-36
4*s'20 F-A
57,OOOr.Feb 2 '22-'40
4s '21
M-S
50;000--Mar 1 *22-*31
J-D
...
...
Reconstructing Grade
Structures Bonds.
4*s
1923
$95,000c&r_Jan
1924
100,000c&r. Dec
1924
100,000c &r_Jan
1925
7a *75
J-J
100,000c&r_J&J
1924
6s '76
J-J
100,000c&r.Jan
1926
3s '86
J-J
30,000r
July
1927
3*s*87 F-A 120,000r
Feb
1925
3 *s*90 J-J
50,000r_„ Jan
1924
3*s*94 J-J
50,000r
July
1926
3*s*94 J-J
50,000
July
3 ha'06 F-A
l5,000r.Aug 1 *2l-'26
4s '08
J-J
20,000r—July 1 1928
4s '10
J-D
22,500-June 15 *22-'30
4s '11
A-O 212,500r_—Oct 1 1961
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1931.)
4*s*12 F-A $95,000r._Feb J,5 1962
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1932.)
4s '12
A-O
43,900
Apr 1 1962
(Subject to call April 1 1932.)
4*s*12 J-D
60,000
June 1 1962
(Subject to call June 1 1932
4s '12
J-J $130.000
July 1 1962
(Subject to call July 1 1932.)
4s *12
J-D
67,900
June 1 1962
4s '13
F-A
30,000
Aug 1 1963
7s '73
7s '74
...
...
[VOL. 112.
AND TOWNS
Grade Crossing Repair Bonds.
4s *12
J-D
$1, 00—Dec 1 21- 22
4*s'15 A-O 150,000..0ct 1
4*s'16J-D 160.000.Dec 15
4*8*18 J-D 195.500—June 1
;2l-*35
21-36
'21-38
4s '16
4s*16
4s *16
A-O 150,000
Oct
1 1935
A-O
11,000
Oct 11940
M-N
5.000
Nov 1 1940
J-D
5,000
Dec 1 1940
J-D
57,500
Dec 15 1940
M-S
13.500
Mar 1 1941
A-O
19,500
Apr 1 1941
J-D
25.000
June 11941
J-D
7,500—.June 15 1941
100,000—.June 15 1941
4*8*16 J-D 150,000...June 15 1930
4s *16
J-J
124,829.41-July 1 1941
4*8*16 J-D
June, 1921.]
BUFFALO (Concluded.)
4s *16
F-A
15,000
4s '16
M-S
4s *16
Aug 1 1941
A-O
39,000-—Sept 1 1941
11.000
Oct 1
4s *16
M-N
5,000—Nov 1
4Ms'16 J-D 150,000
Dec 15
4s '16
J-D
7,500
Dec 1
4s '17
J-J
5,000
Jan 1
4s '17
M-S
3,500—Mar 1
4s '17
A-O
4,500
Apr 1
4s *17
A-O
10,000—Apr 25
4s *17
J-D
25,000
June 1
4s'17
J-D
7,500—June 15
4s *17
4s '17
4s '17
4s '17
4s '17
4s '17
4s *17
4s'17
4s '18
4s '18
4s '18
4s '18
4s '18
J-J
20,500—July 2
15,000
Aug 1
15,000
Aug 1
M-S
39,000
Sept 1
A-O
11,000
Oct 1
M-N
5,000
Nov 1
J-D
5,000
Dec 1
J-D
2,500—Dec 15
F-A
F-A
J-J
M-S
A-O
A-O
J-D
5,000—Jan 1
3,500
Mar 1
4,500
Apr 1
BOND. DEBT Dec '19—$64,275
Assess, val., real estate
705,494
CARTHAGE.
Assess, val.,.personal..
Inc.
14,900
1941 Tot.ass.val.'19(abt.50%act.) 720,394
1941 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $13.90
1936 Population 1910. 2,170; 1920, 1,941
1941
1942 CAMILLUS UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 9.
1942
Building Bonds.
1942
4Ms
Nov J$3,000r
1942
1921-1923
130,000r —1924-1943
1942
1942 BOND. DEBT Apr 23 '21—$32,000
Assess, val. real estate
1942
.—738,725
1942 Other assessable property...393,756
1942 Total assessed value 1920
(88% to 90% actual)...1,132,481
1942
1942 School tax (per $1,000) '20—$12,144
1942 Population in 1919 (est.)
1,000
INT. payable at the Mechanics
1942
1942 Sav. Bank, Fishkill-on-Hudson.
1943
v
1943 CANAJ 0 HARIIL
This village
is in Montgomery
1943
I
10,000—Apr 25 1943 County.
5.000
June 1 1943
4s '18
4s '18
4Ms'18
4s '18
4s'18
4s '18
4s '18
4s *18
4s *19
4s '19
4s '19
4^s'19
4s '19
4s '19
4^s'19
4s '19
4s '19
4s '19
4s '19
4s '19
4s '19
4s '19
4s '19
4s '20
4Ms'20
4s'20
Junel 1938
7,500—June 15 1943
J-J
20,500
July 1 1943
F-A
15,000
Aug 1 1943
M-S 250,000—Sept 3 1938
M-S
39,000—Sept 3 1943
A-O
11,000—Oct 11943
M-N
5,000—Nov 1 1943
J-D
5,000
Dec 1 1943
J-D
2,500—Dec 15 1943
J-J
5,000—Jan 1 1944
M-S
3,500
Mar 1 1944
A-O
4,500
Apr 1 1944
A-O 225,000—Apr 1 1944
A-O
10,000
Apr 25 1944
J-D
5,000
June 2 1944
J-D 285,000-—June 2 1939
20,500—-July 1 1944
36,500
Sept 2 1944
11,000—Oct 1 1944
5,000
Nov 1 1944
5,000—-Dec 1 1944
2,500—Dec 15 1944
J-D
7,500—June 16 1944
F-A
15,000
Aug 1 1944
J-J
5,000
Jan
1 1945
F-A 200,000r
Feb 2 1940
7 9,500
Apr 1945
12,500
Junel945
J-D
...
_
-
.20,500
July 1945
4s'20
13,000
April
1945
Street Cleaning Equip. Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-D $6 ),000r_ June2 '22-29
4j^s'20 F-A 166,500r_Feb 2 *22-'30
—
Refunding Bonds (Various).
J-J
$94-6l4r .July 1'21-31
4s '11
J-J
30,250r.July 1 '2l-'31
Bird Ave. Sewer Refunding.
4Ms'13 M-N8142,800r.May 1 22-'33
4s'11
_
Bird Island Pier Wall.
4Ms'14 M-N$40,000r
.Nov 2 1944
4Ms'15 A-O
40,000r.. Oct 1 *21-'40
4Ms'16J-D
63.000r.Dec 15 '21-'41
Bird Island Pier Improvement.
4Ms'18 J-D $48,000
June 1 '22-'43
4Ms'19 J-D
55.000r.June 2 '22-'44
Local Work Bonds.
4s '21
$3,772...Apr 15 1922
Playground Bonds.
4s '09
F-A $50,000r...Aug 1 1929
^48 '11
A-O
5<*i000r—Apr 1 1931
4Ms'12 J-D 100.000
Junel 1932
4Ms'19 J-D
12,OOOr_June 2 *22-'29
Fire-House Bonds.
4s '08
F-A $10,140.40 Aug 1 '21-28
River Channel impt. Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-D
28,C00r.June 2 '21-'29
Bridge Construction Bonds.
4^s'16 J-D$l44,000.Dec 15 '2l-*36
4Ms'19 J-D
36,000-June 2 '2 V44
Monthly Local Works Bonds.
4s
$132,434Various
—
...
payable at the office of the Commis¬
sioners
of Finance and Accounts in
Buffalo and by Hanover Nat. Bank,
Population
Sewer
$10,465
1921-1927
Water-Works Bonds.
4.55s'10Aug$lOO,OOOc or rAugl'21-40
4.30s
38,000
—-
1921-1939
10,000
Street Bonds.
4-625s'11—
$1,000
5s
—.
——.
...
1921
BOND. DEBT Feb 26 '20-S169.000
Assess, val. real est.———1,168,455
Assess, val. (personal)
41,350
Other
Total
assess,
property.
value
assess,
(60 % act.)
—
61,023
-
1919
-—.1,270.828
CANANDAIGUA.
Ontario Co.
April 28
Population 1920. 7.356as
city
First
1913.
Pier Bonds.
4s
Pier bonds 4s
$14,000
TOTAL DEBT, SINK.
FDS., &c.—
Apr. 1 '21. Apr. 1 '20.
Tot. bd. dt_$41,040,761 $42,417,279
Sink, funds.
5,008,024
4,428,622
112.550
Other assessable property__
Total
assess,
val.
294,630
'21 (abt.
5.530,651
Tax rate (per $1,000) '2l___$18.48 +
xINT.
payable at the County
Nat. Bank, (Huandaigua
70% act.)
CANANDAIGUA
UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
4s '05
J-J
$32,000r_Jan 1 1922-29
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 "21.
$32,000
Assessed val., real estate—5,222,701
Assessed val., personal
112,550
299,200
Other assessable property.
Total assess, val. (75 to 80%
-
Population 1910, 7,217; 1920, 7,451
INT. at U. 8. Mtg. & Tr.Co., N.Y
This village is in Madison County.
Incorporated 1835.
Pop'n '10. 3,247;
3.80s
J-J
$85.400
1921-1933
Paving Bonds.
4Ms
J-J
$16,000
1921-1936
4.30s
M-S
18.000-—1921-1938
5s'13
M-N 44,000—1921-1942
5s'15
M-N
6,000
1921-1926
x
Village Hall.
4.90'17M-N $13,000.-Nov 1
TOTAL DEBT
'2l-'33
April 1921. $133,000
Water debt (included)
36,000
Assess, val. real estate '20 1.385.512
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1920. $22.33 +
x INT. pay. at Vill. Clerk's office.
CANTON.
A village in St. Lawrence County.
Incorp. 1845.
Pop'n 1910, 2,701;
1920, 2,631.
yearly
5s g
5s '18
$55,000
1922-1946
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 *21. $281,500
Tot. taxable value 1920—1,588,063
—
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
'19-$11.24
CARMEL (TOWN) SCHOOL DIS¬
TRICT UNIT NO. 9.
CAMDEN.
This district (P. O. Mahopac; is in
This village is in Oneida County.
Putnam County.
Incorporated in 1834.
School Bonds.
Light Bonds,
3Ms
$20,800.—$1,600 yearly 5s '18 ann $28.500—Jan 1 '23-'33
4Ms
15,120—1720 yearly TOT. DEBT Apr 22 '21— $20,000
Tot. assess, val. 1920
1,990,000
Sewer Bonds,
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20$ 10.80
—
—-
$2.100-_$2,100 yearly
Bonds.
5s
—
Population 1920......—.......450
Putnam Co.
INT.
payable at
$16,000—$1,000 yearly
4,835
serially. Nat. Bank, Carmel.
FREE
County.
-
—
—
CHEMUNG COUNTY.
Elmira Is the county seat.
Hospital Bonds.
CASTLETON.
village is In Rensselaer Co.
Incorp. 1827. Population 1910,1,396;
1920, 1,595.
Highway Bonds.
5s
$8,OO0r.Apr 1 '22-'37
Water Works Purchase Bonds.
4.90s'13A-O $44,000r_0ct 1 '21-'42
TOTAL DEBT Apr 16 '20.
$55,000
Water sinking fund.
1,500
_
Assessed valuation 1919.
Real value (est.)
545,000
—
1,250,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
INT. payable at Nat'l
$11.10
Exchange
4s'16
F-A
$6,000c. Feb
1 '22-*27
4Ms'13 F-A
$6,000r.Feb
1 22-'24
RoadBonds.
!,800r._Feb 1 '22-'23
4M&
Feb
12,495c. Feb 1 '23-'24
4MsT4 F-A
3,000c—Feb 1 1922
1,075c...Feb 1 1923
7,000c—Feb 1 1924
56.000-.Febl '25-'28
4Ms'15 F-A
4
Ms'16 Feb
GEN. CO. DT.
Apr 21 *21 $106,570
Assessed val., real estate.54,473,009
Assessed val., pers'I prop.
786,670
Total
val.
assess,
(90%
actual)
1920
.55,259,679
(per $1,000) '20—$8.84
Pop'n 1910, 54,662; 1920. 65,8/2
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
CAYUGA
Co. tax
——
COUNTY.
Assessed value, real est
Assessed value, personal__
1,481,740
CHENANGO
COUNTY.
Norwich is the county seat.
62,359
$182,286
1,544.090 TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 20
-.65,221 Assessed value, real estate.20,006,417
Assessed value, personal..
338,980
Total assessed value 1920.
Population in 1920..
Special franchises
CAZENOVIA, VILLAGE.
This village Is in Madison County.
Founded
rate
1793.
427,087
Total assessed value
Population in 1920
1920.20,753,834
34,969
Incorp. in 1810.
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-N$26,000c
Part yearly CHESTER.
This village is in Orange County.
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
Population
$26,000r.$1,000 yearly Incorp. June 23 1892.
Street Improvement.
1910, 1,2)0; 1920, 1,049.
5s
Refunding Water Bonds, t
$15,000..July 1 '22-'36
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 '21
J-D $42,000--Due part) year
$51,000 5s '17
Water debt (incl)
J-D
36,000—Dec 1 '22-'45
26,000 5s '19
Assessed valuation, real... 1,481,740
Impt.
Assessed val'n, personal$7,000
62,350 4Ms'13
Totalass'd val. (act.) '20.-1,544,090
Roads.
J-J
$6,320c
1921-1928
Village tax (per $1,000) 1921..$10.00 4s
Population 1910, 1,861; 1920. 1.683 BOND. DEBT May 1 '20—$55,800
INT. payable at Cazenovia Nat. Water debt (included)..
48,000
Bank.
Sinking fund
2,600
Assess, val., real estate
1,105,370
Assess, val. personal..
50,800
CEDARHURST.
4s
—
...
—
—
—
—„
This village is in Nassau County. Special franchise
30,405
Tot. assess, val. 1919
.1,186,575
Sept. 10 1910.
Population
Vil. tax (per $1,000) 1919—$13.00
1920, 2,838.
Park & Playground Bonds.
INT. payable in Chester.
5s '20
M-S $40,000r.8ept 1 '21-'40
i
Storm Drainage Bonds.
CLIFTON SPRINGS.
6s '21
$7,500..Mar 1 '22-'27
This village is in Ontario Co.
Inc.
Street-Impt. Bonds.
1859. Pop'n '10, 1,600; '20, 1,628.
4Mg'12 M-S $22.000r_Sept 1 *21-'31
Refunding Bonds.
4.70g'13M-S 22.000r.Mar 1 '22-32
$5,000r_June 1 '22-'26
4Mg'15M-S 24.000r.Mar I *22-'33 5s '16
J-D
15,000r.June 1 '27-'36
TOTAL DEBT June 1 '21. $119,500
20,000r_June 1 '37-'46
Assess, val., real estate
2,098,920
Electric Light Bonds.
Assessed val.. personal
1,750 4s
July
$6,000r
Part yearly
Other assessable property
70,970 4 Ms
July " 1,000——Part yearly
Total assess, val. 19il (abt.
Village Hall Bonds.
40% actual)
.2,171,640 4.4s
$5,000
Part yearly
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$14.60 BOND. DEBT
May 24 *21
$56,600
INT. at Bank of Lawrence, Law¬
Water debt
(incl.)
40,000
rence, N. Y.
Floating
debt
5,000
Total assess, val. 1921 (80%
CHAMPLAIN.
Incorp.
—
...
J-J
$).5sK)..$1,500
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
.
—
Erie
P. O. Depew.
Building Bonds.
4Ms'06 J-J $16,000r -June30 1922
4Ms'14 J-J
I9.500c.-Jan 8 *22-'34
5Ms'20 J-J
60,000..Nov 1 *25-'44
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1920 $30,000
Sinking fund
3,000
Total
assess,
val.
(real)
1920—
.4,600,748
(60% actual.)
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)'20 $14.05 +
Population in 1920 (est.)
6,000
INT. payable in N. Y. City.
.
1920, 3,995.
Water Bonds.
CAMBRIDGE.
CARLTON.
This town (P. O, Carlton) is in
This village is in Washington Co.
Orleans County
Inc.
1866.
Pop'n
1920,
1,559.
Highway Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4.95s'13J-J
»28,200r.July 1 *20-'43 5s '19
A-O $27,000
Apr 1 1929
TOT. DEBT May 18 1921 .$28,000 BOND.DEBT Apr 211921
$24,000
Assess, val. real
913,426 Assess, val., real estate
2,344,940
Assess, val. pers'I—
14,000 Special franchises..
—
43,104
Other assess, prop
—33,211 Total assess, value 1920
Total val. '21 (act.)
960.637
(80% act.).—
...2,388,284
Vill. tax rate (per $1,000) *21—$7.6
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 21.$15.04
INT. at Cambridge Val* Nat. Bk. Population In 1920..——.—1.837
Paving
in
,
CANASTOTA.
(Assessment nominal real value.)
CANTON.
Tax (per
A town in St. Lawrence County.
M.)
24.00
29.24
26.88
Population 1910, 6,151; 1920, 6,497
♦Including special franchise valua¬
Bridge Bonds.
tion amounting (1919) to $27,994,845
4s '13
Feb f$7,500..Feb 1 '22-'26
(1920)
to $27,844,735,
(1921)
to
i 1,000
Feb 1 1927
$29,088,840.
4Ms*15 M-S } 5,000..Mar 1 '22-'26
138,000.-Mar 1 '27-'45
POPULATION.—In 1920, 506,775; 1915, 454,630; 1910, 423,715; BOND. DEBT Nov 9 1920 $54,400
Tot.ass'dval.(75%act.)'20.4,706.380
in 1905,376,587.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$13 19
4s
...
is
...
5.634,451
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
—
3Hs
—$3.500
1921-1927
Water Bonds.
4s
$20,800
1921-19.33
Street impt. Bonds.
4Ms
July $23.940r_JuIy 1 '22-'42
5s
July
4,000.-July 1 *22-'29
BOND. DEBT M^r 1920— $57,620
Water debt (included)
22.400
Assessed value, real estate.—615 109
Assessed value, personal
118,200
Other assessable property
4,762
Tot. assess, val. '19(act .val.) .738,071
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919. ..$16.26
Population 1910, 1,041; 1920, 1,013
district
-
act.) 1920-21
School tax (per$l ,000)'23-'2l$l 1.71 +
J-J $35,000c. July 1 '24-'48
Gravity-Water-System Bonds.
4s *17
J-J $172,800c.July 1 '22-'45
4)|s
Incorporated in 1877.
Light Bonds.
This
Auburn is the county seat.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 18 21
$51,000
estate.—.5,123,471
jpersonal
Old Water Bonds.
Tot.654354140 608175115 560079750
UNION
SCH. DIST. NO. 7.
This village is in Wyoming County
Assess, val., real
Assess, val.,
4s
1921.
1920.
1919.
R.E 615647300 569789880 515059605
Per. *38706840 *683852,35 *45020145
Apr
CHEEKTOWAGA
CASTILE.
Bank, Castleton.
Net debt.$36,032,737
$37,988,657
Apr. 1 '21. June I '20.
Waterdebt_$12,763,023 $12,834,992
Water sk.fd
1,270.270
1,173,474
County.
Sewer Bonds.
—
Street Bonds.
3.65s'04 M-S $70,000--Sept 1 '21- 27
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21 —
$89,000
-
New York.
s-a
_
$10,000
City Hal! Bonds.
5s '16
Jan z$ll,000r__Jan 1 '22-'32
—
This town is in Erie
5s '12
$46,536r_Apr 1 "22-'42
5s'13
A-O J 11,010—Apr 1'22-'39
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
116,000—Apr I *40-*47
$50,000c—July 1 1922
A-O
4Mg'07 F-A
70,000c—-Feb '22-'35 5s *14
18.000—Apr 1 '25-*42
Deficit Bofrds.
4Mg'07 F-A
45,400c_May 1 '22-*38
Paving Bonds.
5Ms'18
40,500
1921-1929
5s'17
M-S
$7,000—Sept 1 '2l-'27 TOT. DEBT Dec 31 1918. $173,120
BOND. DEBT Mar 4 1921.$289,600 Assess, value, real estate__9,625,695
Assess, value, real estatd..2,034,704 Special franchise..
341,814
Assess, value, personal
49,900 Total assessed value 1919..9,967,509
Other assess, property....
82,525 Tax rate (per $1,000) '12—.$7,114
Total assess, val. (1-3 act.) .2,167,129 Population 1910, 7.650; '°0, 11,923.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1921.-$23 .50
5s '20
...
This city is in
1815;
County
Population 1920, 4,320.
$100,000.Mar 5 '25-'49
1841.
This
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$15.0
inc.
CHEEKTOWAGA.
This village is in Jefferson
,
Bonds.
3 15-16s—
...
INT.—WHERE PAYABLE—Int.
Incorp. 1829.
1910, 2,273; 1920, 2,415.
4#s*18 J-D 225,000
4s'18
57
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
—— _
This village is in Clinton County.
Incorporated in 1873.
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s '19
ann
$8,900e__Sepc
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 '21.
actual)]—
-.1,323,295
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$10-89
INT. payable at Clifton Springs.
1 '21-'30
CLINTON.
$34,500
This village is in Oneida County
9,103
Incorporated April 12 1843.
288,030
Water Bonds.
Assess, val. personal
15,100 4Ms
$15,000.
annually
Other assessable property.
5,658
Water Notes.
Tot.ass'd val.'21(40%act.)
308.788 5s
$4,000Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921 —$17 00
Sewer Bonds.
.—1,140
Population in 1920
5s
$17,000
1921-1937
Electric Light Bonds.
CHARLOTTE.—(See Rochester)
4s
$1,400
annually
Street Bonds.
CHATHAM.'
5s
$14.500
$500 yearly
This village is In Columbia Co.
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 '21$52,400
Incorp. 1870. Pop'n 1920, 2,710.
Water debt (incl.)——
19,000
Road Bonds.
Assessed val., real estate....750.597
4Ms'20 M-S $14,000—Mar 1 *22-'35
Other assess property—... 30,000
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds.
Total assessed valu'n
1920
4.40*13 J-J
$66,000—Jan 1 '22-'43
(60% act.) —
780.597
TOT. DEBT Apr 20 1921
$92,000 Total tax rate(per $1,000) *20-$14.00
Assess, val., real.
1,096,400
Population in 1920......——1,395
Assess, val., persona]
79,600
Other assess, property
532,087 CLINTON COUNTY.
Total assess, val. 1920 (75%
Plattsburg is the county seat.
actual)
1,651,905
$6,000c.Men 1 '22-'24
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 1920S6.66 4s *09
Refunding Bonds.
INT. payable at State Bank. Chat.
Ms'll J-J
$72,000r.Jan 2 '22-'39
Sinking fund (water)
Assess, val. real estate
—-
.
—.
—
—
...
—
—
Asylum-Building Bonds.
Deo $60,000c—-Deo 1 1921
Funding Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$8,000r—Jan 2 22-'23
4Us '16
$25,000r.0ct 1 21'-'45
BOND.JDEBT Dec 311918 $228,000
TOT. BD.DT. Apr 1921$54,000
Assess, value, real estate-$10,244,908
Tot. assess, val. 1920
—2,448,905
Assess, value, personal...
330.910
(Assessment 70%
actual)
224,215
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.111.50 Special franchises
Total assessed value 1918.10,800,033
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,300
1920. 43.898
INT. Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Pop'n 1910. 48,230;
CHAUTAUQUA (TOWN)
UNION
FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
4s '06
_
—
Jamestown, in N. Y. exchange.
INT. at City Nat. Bk..
Plattsborgh,
5i
Apr $2j.400r
GEN. BD. DT. May 20
in Scoharie County
Reincorporated under
1917.
Population
This village is
1868.
Inc.
new
CORTLAND COUNTY.
Cortland
Is
the
county
Paving Bonds.
C0BLESK1LL.
19School°Bonds
(Dist. No. 1).
$52,900
'21
„5,500
3,730,200
8,000
Other assessable property-
1 '22-'52
6s '13
F-A $60,000c. Feb
Park Bonds.
—-
Floating debt (add-1)
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal—
charter Jan.
126,900
3,865,100
„
Tot. assess, val. 192) (act.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
'
1^.09
$4,000c.Feb 1 '22-'25
Population 1920
2,725
Street Bond".
3.95s
M-N$27,000
May 1 1936
TOT. BD. DT. May 23 '21-S91.000
CORINTH.
Assessed value, real est—.-1,652,946
This village Is in Saratoga County.
Assess, val.,personal
60,950 Incorporated In 1885.
F-A
4s '07
Tot. ass'd
Total tax
INT. at Village
BOND. DEBT June 26 '19--$66,000
Assessed val., real estate—$867,610
Assessed valuation, personal- 19,850
Treasurer's office.
val., spec, franchise.
8,066
Total assessed valuation 1918
(20% to 25% act.)
895,526
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$21.13
Assess,
COHOES.
This
city
Inc. 1870.
County organized April 8
29.625.
is in Albany
County.
Pop'n 1920, 22,987.
2576
1910, 2,166; 1920,
Population
"
1808.
NO. 1.
45*s'19
TSTAL DEBT June 1 '21-$174,000
Assessed val'n, real eatate.7,884,004
Bonds.
^
22-'25
5s '20
F-A S8,736r—Feb 1
Seneca St. Imot. Bonds.
5s '20
F-A
Congress
A
CORNING, CITY.
This city, situated in the town of
Is in Steuben County
Incorporated March 20 1890.
City Bridge Bonds.
$920r—Feb 1 '22-'25
the same name,
St. Impt. Bonds.
F-A
$520r-Feb 1 '22-'25
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s'04
J-J
$1,000-—May 10 1922
5s '20
M-N
4s '05
J-J
4^s'l6 J-J
4Hs'16 J-J
4Ms'17 J-J
4s '05
4^8*17
J-J
5s '18
5s *18
F-A
5s *19
J-J
5s '19
5s '19
J-J
J-J
5s '20
F-A
5s '20
F-A
,
5s '20 M-S
55,344.71r Jan 1'26-'31
30,916.01r Jan 1 *23-25
I3,9l2.r—Jan 1 1922
5,60e.-Mayl0'22-'23
Other
Tot.ass'd val.'20(7o% ac-t08,385,005
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$15-25
iNT. payable in New York City.
CORTLANDT UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 7.
This district Is in Westchester Co.
4.10s
J-J
$70,000r_\Jan 1 '22-*61
3.95s
J-J
50,000r_/
3Ms
J-J
7.000
1926-1930
4^s'35 J-D
S.OOOr.Dec 1 '21-'30
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921
$132,000
Sinking fund
4,500
Total
assess,
val.
1920
(60%
act.)
4,623,350
School tax (per $1,000) '20—$15.35
Population in 1920 (est)
;-9,000
INT. at Peekskill Sav. Bank.
„
M-S 1100,000-Sept. 1
41-60
5s '21 M-S 170,000c_Mar
1 '22- 60
(See V. 112, p. 1185 for maturity.)
5s'21
Population in 1920 (est.)
10,300
INT. payable at First Nat, Bank of
Port Jervis in N. Y. exchange.
DELHI.
.,SubW.f.BOn3d4*59.65.
1 '22-'24
900
May '22-24
90,000r.-Feb 1 '22-'39
4s
1 *22-'25
8.720-.Feb
J-J
$40,000r—- Jan 1 1926
4Ms'17 M-Nl20,000r.May 1 '22-'37
4Ms'19 M-S 142.500r.Sept 1 '2l-*39
Fire Department Bonds.
2Xs'02 J-J
$16,000r—Jan 1 *22-'25
4Ms'10 J-J
6,000r__Aug 15 1928
4Hs'14 J-J
13,000r.July 1 '22-'34
4s*17
J-J
5,000—July 1 *22-'26
val. (85%
1920
10,447,015
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20—$33.92
Population city 1920
15,820
Total
assess,
actual)
Construction Bonds.
3Hs'99 J-J
$15,680.54r Janl '29-'31
3X*'99 J-J
40;245.88r Janl '32-'39
Voting Machine Bonds.
5s *18
M-S $12,000-Sept 1 *21-'26
City-Hall Bonds.
4s
Dec $40,000r. Deo 15 '21-28
Deficiency Bonds.
4Hs'16 J-J
$37,500r—Jan 1 '22-'36
Water Bonds.
4s '88
J-J
14,000r._.July 1 1923
4 y3a'l0 J-J
;21,000r
Aug 1 1922
\20,000r_. Aug 1 '24-'25
54,000. June 15 '22-'48
5s '18
J-D
42.750.Dec
1 '21-'39
4Hs*19 F-A
odd-numbered
years;
($2,500
In
$2,000 in even-numbered years.)
72,000-July
1 22-'45
6s '20
J-J
Water Refunding Bonds.
5s'18
J-D/$44,000—Jan 15 '22- 43
I 15,000-Jan 15 *44-'48
Ontario St. Bridge Bonds.
„
-
4Hs'17 J-D $24.000r.Dec
932,280
Other assessable property.„
„
_
1921
15 '-21'36
BOND. DT. Jan. 1 1921-81,198,309
School sinking fund-6,488
Assess, val. 1920
12,917,107
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920-—$27.76
INT. on imp. bonds of 1902, 1903,
1904 & 1905, fire dept. bonds of
1914 and water 4s of 1909 at U. S.
Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y.; on all others
at Central Tr. Co., N. Y.
Columbia
INTEREST payable at
Co., N. Y.
Tr.
CORNING SCHOOL DIST. NO. 9.
Mch $19,000r
1921-1931
4s *09
Mch
29,500c
1932-1946
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 "21$18,500
4s '95
Total assess, val. 1921
(abt.
actual)7,604,341
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$10-00
Population In 1920 (est.)
11,000
85%
INTEREST on bonds of 1895 pay¬
Cortland and on bonds of
in New York.
able in
1909
FREE
15,000
190,200
Tot.asses.val.(80% act.) 20.3,097,444
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$16.50
personal prop
-
_
This village Is In
INT.
on
$4,000 bonds payable in
N. Y. City; on
$50,321 at First Nat.
1920, 2,286.
Water-Works Bonds
in Orange County. Inc.
Population 1910, 2,658; 1920,
A village
Reservoir Construction Bonds.
$7,800——1923-1948 4Ms'12 F-A $20.000r_Feb 1 '22-'31
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s *15
F-A $50.000
Aug 2 1930
$85,500c
DEBT May 12'21
$78,800
Sidewalk Construction Bonds.
Dock Bonds.
M-N
Sewer Bonds.
...
950,700 5s '11
$4,000—July 1 '22-'25
Assess, val. personal
2,500
Fire House Bonds.
Other assessable property.
75,000 5s'02
$600
Sept 11921
Tot.assess.val.*21(75%act.)l,028,200 BOND. DEBT May 20'2176,600
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
S11.712 Assess, val., real estate—-1,976,344
Population 1910, 2,549; 1920, 1,422 Assess, val., personal—
163,024
Special franchise
49,656
INT. payable in N. Y. City.
—
—
Total
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
County seat is Hudson.
Highway Bonds.
4^s'12 J-D $56,000r_June 1 '25-'30
4Ks'16 M-S 95,000.-Mar 1 '22-'31
Court-House Bonds.
3Hs 02 M-S $33,000r_Mar I '22-'24
4 Hs'09 J-J
40,000r—Jan 1 '22-'25
Refunding Bonds.
4HsT2 J-D $56,000r_June 1 '25-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921
$355,000
Assess, val., real
27,568,195
Assess, val., pers'l
255,578
Other assessable property.
779,384
Total assess, val. 1920—-28.603,157
assessed
act.)
INT.
val.
(40%
1921
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1921
2,189,024
$18.40
payable at Vil. Treas. office.
CORTLAND.
This city is in Cortland Co.
Inc.
Mar. 1 1900.
4s'16
A-OS109.400
1936
Fire Station Bonds.
4Ms'15 J-J
$52,000—-June 30 1935
Sewer Bonds.
4s '09
A-0 $13,500
Apr 1 1929
4Hs'15 J-J $16,000—June30 1935
Paving Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$31,500
1921-1926
Popula'n 1910, 43,658; 1920, 38,930 4s '09
A-0
10,500
Apr 1 1922
INT. coupons at office of Treas.
4Hs'15 J-J
7.609.41 June30 1935
registered bonds In N. Y. exchange.
Water-Works Purchase Bonds.
4s *10
J-J
$240,000—.$6,000 yrly
Refunding Bonds.
CONCORD UN. FREE SCHOOL
4s '05
A-0 $60,900
Apr 1 1925
DIST. NO. 1.
Paving and School Bonds.
This district (P. O. Sprlngville) Is
4Hs'13 J-J
$77.500--July 1 '2l-'33
In Erie Co.
Pop'n 1914 (est.). 2,800.
Deficiency Bonds.
4Hs'08 Jan $61.500—Jan 1 '21-'58
BOND. DEBT April 1921$61,500 4^s'17 M-N $64,000—May 1 *22-'37
'20-1,979,629
$1,000)'20——12.48
Ass'd val'n (75% act.)
payable
holders of bonds.
direct
to
COOPERSTOWN.
village is in Otsego
1807.
This
Inc.
Hall.
4s
Apr
$3,500c
Sewer Bonds.
5s
M-S $20.000r
Village
DEPEW.
This village is in Erie County.
In¬
$49,000—Oct 1 *21-'34 corp. 1894.
Population 1910, 3,921;
BOND. DEBT Mar 11 '20
$59,750
1920, 5,850.
Assess, val. (real est.)
959,200 -s '18 J-J $20,650—Jan 1 *22-'28
Assess, val. (personal)
21,600
Village-Hall Bonds.
Other assess, prop
339,591 4.40s'12J-J $13,750r.Jan 15 '22-'32
Total assessed value 1919
Street Impt. Bonds.
444s
— -
-1,320,391
act.)
(80%
(per $1,000)
1919—$12.82
S. D.
2,100.
4 44s'07 Jan $15,000r_Jan 1 '21-'27
4.40s'08Jan
39,000r._Jan 1 '28-'37
4 5*8*09 Jan
6,000r__Jan 1 '22-'25
TOTAL DEBT Apr 20 '21$60,000
NO.
UNION
2.
FREE
Pop'n *15 (est.)
$1,000) 1920
Population In 1920 (est.)
Tax rate (per
on
4.40s'09M-N $47,600r__Nov 1
Improvement Bonds.
4.60s'15A-0
2o.500r—Oct 1
4.15s
J-J
8,760—Jan 2
Improvement Bonds.
$9.79
2,350
INT. on 444s at Peekskill Sav.Bk.;
4.40s at Home Sav. Bk. White
Plains;
on
_s
45*s at People's Sav.
'21-'34
'21-'25
'22-'27
1921-1927
M-N$10.220
'17
Bonds.
Street
3,054,262 5s
Assess, val. '20
1 *21-'35
6s '19—J-D $S7,075c.Dec
Sewer Bonds.
s-a
1923-1936
$80,000
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1916.
$145,000
15,550
Sinking funds
1916..-2,795,965
$1,000)'15 $21.39 +
Assessed valuation
Vil. tax rate (per
Bk.,
RUYTER.
Madison County.
Railroad Bonds.
3.25s
$37,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 8 1920—$28,000
Assessed value, real estate
624,985
DE
This town is in
1.755
School tax (per
INTEREST
SCHOOL
INT. at Delaware Nat. Bank in
CROTON-ON-HUDSON.
This village is in Westchester Co. N. Y. Exchange.
Inc. 1898.
Population 1910, 1,806;
CUBA.
Incorporated in 1846.
BOND.
Bk.. Delhi
Delaware Co.
M-S $44,900c-Sept 15 '21-47
BOND. DEBT Feb 29 '20—$33,000 5s '14
Assess, val. real estate
1,117.625 BOND. DEBT May 1921- $46,500
1,388,800
Assess, val. personal
43,500 Assess, val. real estate
50,900
Other assessable property..
31,704 Assess, val. personal prop.
Other assessable property15,810
Total assessed value 1920
Total assess, val.(abt. 60%
(85% act.)
—1,192,829
act.) 1921
1,455,510
Population In 1920
2,309
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921 —$19.00
Yonkers.
1884.
Assess, val. real
1913—$20.87
This district Is in
1925
Bank of New York.
COLD SPRING.
This village is in Putnam County.
3Hb
(per $1,000)
tax
INT. at Delaware Nat.
$47,0001$2,000 yrly be- DELHI UNION FREE
DISTRICT NO. 16.
1 ginning Sept 1
5Ms'20 M-S
CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON
5s'18
Greene County.
Bonds.
Water
7,500
Population (est.) 1920
Refunding Bonds.
Incorporated In 1867.
CROTON
Other assessable property.
1920,2,721.
444s'15 May $33,369c.May 1 *22-40
(See V. 100. p. 1017 for maturity)
BOND. DT. Apr 27 1921.
$87,000
Total assess, val. 1918
2.293.135
SCH.
M-S
$4,000c_Sept 1 '21-'24
5s '08
M-S
50,32lc.Sept 1 '21-'50
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1921
$56,500
Assess, val. real estate
2,893,244
4s
Assess, val.
INT. at Village
Total
COXSACKIB.
Total tax
CORNING UNION
DIST. NO. 13.
1921—$11.52
INTEREST payable at Westches¬
ter Co. Nat. Bank, Peekskill.
Bonds.
5s ' 1
M-S $30.000c_Mar 1 ' 2-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '21- $686,260
Water Debt (lncl.)
75,000
Assess, val., real estate——9,441,735
Assess, val., personal
73,000
3 )4s'01
.
act.)_5,118,360
School tax (per $1,000)
1 '49-'52
21,000—July 1 '22-'29
$9.00
1,736; 1920, 1,669
Treasurer's office.
$1,000) 1918
Population 1910,
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21Assess, val. '21 (60%
City Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$40.000--July
1,777
[Water
Assessed val'n, real estate..1,347,800
Assessed val'n, personal—
92,450
Assessed val'n, franchises.8,470
Total ass'd val. (act. val.).1,448,720
70,000r„Jan 1 *27-'49 DELHI, TOWN.
A town in Delaware County.
Inc.
5,000r
1923-1934
Population '10, 2.815;
$114,000 Mch. 1821.
444a*12 J-J
4.95s'13 J-J
5s '19
J-J
Sewer & Water
^
$2,426.67r.Jan 1 1937
s-a
26,979
fund/General
Sinking
Tax rate (per
Westchester Co.
$31,000r__Jan 1 '22-'3l
2,400r
1921-1923
7,000r
Part yearly
3 448*02 J-J
4.45s
J-J
RiVelJ?J°$
School Bonds.
Sewer
DIST. NO. 8.
This district Is in
^
3,975-May
This village Is in Delaware County.
Incorporated in 1821.
Highway Bonds.
5s '16
M-S $10,000--Sept 1 '21-'25
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N$l2,000r
1927
4s
M-N$10.000r
1922
TOT. BD. DT.Mar 1'19—
$36,000
Water debt (included) — —
22,000
CORTLANDT UNION FREE SCH.
4.35s'07
Bonds.
Water
2,457rAug 20 '21-'23 4s
J-J
$10,000
July 1 1946
12,000--Apr 1 '22-'27 4s *07
A-O
45,000c—$10,000 y ly
4,750-Apr 1 '22-'26 5s '18
J-J
10,800--Jan 1 '22-'48
3,000
Feb 1 1922
General Fund Bonds.
18,000—Feb 1 '22-'30 4s
J-J $25,000—July 1 '43-'45
18.000-Aug 15 '2l-'23
39,000.—Aug 15*21-33 4s
150,000. July 1 *26to'40
5,000.42 May 1 '22-26
Grading Bonds.
3 Xs'OO J-J
47-88
21- 40
$15,000—July 1
| 50,000-Sept. 1
J-J
4s
^
3^8'00J-J
3Ms'01 J-J
3Hs'02J-J
t
,
40,250
460,691
personal—
assessable property. -
Assessed val'n,
-
Park Ave. Impt.
$38,000—Apr 1 *22-*40
22,400-Oct 1 '22-'40
8,000c&rJune l'22-'29
\90.000c&rJune l'30-'47
J-D. 10,000.June 1'48-*49
4448*11 A-O
4 44s'10 A-0
45*g '19 s-a/
1
•
UNION FREE S. D.
DEER PARK
seat.
Highway Bonds.
4Hs'16 A-O $44,000c-Apr I *22-'32
5s *20
A-O
45.000c-Apr. 1 *22-'30
TOTAL DEBT Dec. 1920 $128,262
Assess, val. real estate and
special franchises
22,275,377?
Assess, val., personal
72,625
Total assess, value 1920 —22,348 002
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$8.86
Population
1910,
29,249;
1920,
„
32,544
vaL'21 (72% act.) 1,746,440
(per $1,000) 1921-$25.35
Other ass^s. property
[Vol. 112.
YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
NEW
58
County.
School Bonds.
4s *04
J-D $19,500
Dec 1 1924
23.000--Apr 1 '27-'28
$533,679
Water debt (included)
246,000
Assessed valuation, real_$ 10.857,707
4s '09
A-0
BOND. DEBT Jan 4 '21—
val., specialfranch's 231,900
Tot.asses.val. (9 i % ac.) '2011,089,607
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919.-$27.00
Assess,
Population
1910,
11,504;
1920,
13,294.
INT.
payable in N. Y. exchange.
This village is In Allegany
Incorporated in 1870.
Paving Bonds.
4 44s'12
$5,500
5s *13
8,000
45*s'15
500Paving Judgment Bonds.
6s
$4,000
Co.
...
personal
—
Assessed value,
—-
Other
—
Total assessed value
-
assessable property
1920
Population 1910, 1,196;
9,901
49,102
683,988
1920, 1,141.
—
School
444s'09
Bonds.
_—
$26,500
Apr 22 1921
BOND. DEBT
Floating debt
(add I)
Assessed valuation, real
$28,000
3,329
1,026,575
DICKINSON & FENTON CONS.
SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Port Dickin¬
son) is in Franklin County,
J-D $56,500
5s '19
57,500 BONDED DEBT 1919— $61,360
964,864
56,400 Assessed valuation
Totai val. 1920 (2-3 act).-.1,140,475 Population 1919
850
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20.$29.90
Pop'n 1910,1,556; 1920 (est.).. 1,611 DICKINSON (TOWN) SCH. DIS.
This district (P. O. Port DicidnDANSVILLE.
son) is in Broome County.
This village Is in Livingston Co.
School Bonds.
Incorp. 1845.
Population *10, 3,938; 5s .'18 J-J /$2,000.July 1 '22-'23
\ 2,000-July 1 1924—
1920. 4681.
5s *18
J-J
$46,000_Dec 31 '25-'47
Street Impt. Bonds.
100,000
1921-1940
5s '20
$38,000.June 1 '22-'4Q 6s '20 s-a
BOND. DT. May 23 '21-$57,000
Paving Bonds.
5s *12
J-D $28,210—Dec 1 '21-'33 Tot. ass'd val. '20 (?* act.)-1,049,928
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S9.50
Water Bonds.
4 44s'96
$15,520r_Sept 1 '21-'24 Population
1,000
3 44s'00
l.OOOr.Aug 1 '21-'22
personal
Other assessable property. .
Assessed val'n,
— —
—
—
1 *22-'38 DOBBS FERRY]
This village is in Westchester Co.
5s '20
1 '22-'27
Inc. 1873.
Population 1910, 3,455;
Sewer Bonds.
3.75s'04 A-O $44,lOOr_Oct 1 '21-'29 1920, 4,401.
Street Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Nov 19 *14 $154,400
5s '20
—
—
17,000_May
6,300-May
act.)—1,732,372
4s '09
$1,000) 1914-$13.08
Village tax (per
DEER PARK.
This town is In
Orange Co.
The
city of Port Jervis having been a part
the time the bonds be¬
low were issued, that city is'jointly re¬
of the town at
$26,000r__July 1 '22-*34
4s '09
Assess, val. *14 (X
J-J
J-J
6,000r__July 1 *22-'33
4.40s'15F-A 834.240r.Aug 1 '21-*44
Public Park Bonds.
4S/09
J-J
§3,500r__July 1 *22-'25
Livingston Avenue Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
$500r
July 1 1922
Fire
Department Bonds.
4s'09
J-J
$2./00r—July 1 '22-'33
sponsible for the payment of same.
Sidewalk Bonds.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
4s *09
J-J
$10.000r„July 1 '22-*31
344s
F-A $66,960c&r_Feb '22-*29
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1920- $967,900
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 1919
$88,000
Assess, val. real
—5,130,967
Assess, val. real
.1,083,940
Assess, val. personal
479,500
Special franchise
——__
11,490
—
183,840
Total assess, val. 1919
1,095,430 Special franchise
Tot. ass'd val.'19(70% act.)5,794,307
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$21.30
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$12.00
Population 1910, 1.696; 1920, 1,615
INT. payable at Tarrytown Bank.
INT. at Nat. Bank of Port Jervis
June, 1921.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
DOLGEVILLE.
This
Tax-Map Bonds.
village is in Herkimer and Ful¬
ton counties.
Inc. Mch.
17 1891.
Retaining-Wall Bonds.
4Ms'17 J-J
$2,000..July 1 *22-'29
Fire-Alarm Bonds.
4.20s'llJune $l,250r
4Ms'13 Mar
955r
5Ha
$2,000—Oct 1 '21-'24
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '18- $658,189
Assessed val., real
10,505,696
—
Assessed val., personal
50,000
assess, val. 1919
10,555,696
INT. on bonds due 1927 and 1928
Total
1921-1925
1921-1930
Water Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
35,000o
—1923
Sewer Bonds.
3.90s
J-J
$19.500r_July 1 *22-'34
4.20s
4,250
1921-1937
,
...
office
ah
of
State
Comptroller;
on
to
1930, at
Bank;
on
the
ditch and drain bonds at the First
Nat. Bank of Mt. Vernon;
other
$9,000 issue, due
the
Warwick
1929
Sav.
loans at Mt. Vernon Trust Co.
Paving Bonds.
4s'10
M-S
$9,550r_Sept l'21-'30 EASTCHESTER
UNION
FREE
4Ms'16 J-J
(13,500r_ July 1 '22-'30
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Tuckahoe) is
\ l,000r...July 11931
BOND. DT. Apr 26 1921-$897250 in Westchester County.
Water debt (incl.)
30,000
Building Bonds.
Water sinking fund
20,447 4s '06
Dec $12,000
$2,000 yrly
Assessed val. real
1,825,710 4.85s
Jan
15,000
$2,500 yrly
Assessed val. personal
48,200 BOND. DT. May 23 '21-$49,000
Other assessable property.
60,015 Assess, val. real estate '20-3,388,844
Tot. ass'd val.'21 (2-3 act. 1,933.925 Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20.S20.45
City tax (per $1,000) 1921—311.90
Pop'n 1910, 2,685; 1920
3.448 EASTCHESTER~UNION FREE
INT. on 4s at the Amer. Exchange
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
This district (P. O. Tuckahoe) Is
Bank; on 314s by State Comptroller,
in
DUNKIRK.
This city is In Chautauqua
County
Incorp.
Westchester
County.
—
1880.
Pop'n 1910, 17,221;
BOND. DEBT April 19181920, 19,336.
$40,000
4Ms'16
$40,000—1921-1928 Tot. assess, val. 1917
1,950,653
Improvement Bonds.
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '18_$14.35
4Ms'17 ann $11,479 —Apr 4 '22-'27
--.
—
Public Dock Bonds.
5s *15
$100.000.June 1 *25-'44
Deficiency bonds 1913....
$6,000
EASTCHESTER UNION F.
S.
D.
...
NO.
Water Bonds.
5s '19
A-O $30,000—Oct 1 '21 '23
TOTAL DEBT June 15 '21 $229,034
Water debt (additional)__
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (65-70%
30,000
at
Dunkirk
district
in Westchester
(P. O. Bronsville) is
County.
Building Bonds.
J-J
$6,000r
J-J
22,000r
6s *20
F-A
50,000r_Aug
Trust
Co.,
-
1
'30-'39
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921
$78,000
Total assessed val'n 1920—7,853,316
-
of Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '21 $4.53 +
Population in 1920 (est.)
-3,100
Principal and interest payable at
DUNKIRK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
the Gramatan Nat. Bank, Bronxville.
4s '08
M-S $65,000c..Jan 1 '22-34
4s '98
J-J
1,000c
Jan 1 1922 EAST HAMBURG UNION FREE
3Ms'00 J-J
16,000c
Jan 1 '22-*25
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Dunkirk, and Treasurer's office.
4s '05
J-J
—
6,000c—Jan 1 '22-'24
TOTAL DEBT April 1921$44,500
A-0
20,000c—Jan 1 *22-'25 Assess, val.
1921 (2-3 act.)_2,884,693
5Ms*20 F-A 250,000—Feb 1 '22-39 School tax rate
(per $1,000)'21-$9.00
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 '21
$363,000
Total assessed val'n 1920
EASTHAMPTON.
(about 70% actual)
11,497,615
This town is in Suffolk County.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920-$20.01
Highway Bonds.
Population In 1919 (est.)
20,000 4s '06
M-S
$25,000-Mch 1'22-'26
INT. at Dunkirk Trust Co., Dun¬
434s'19 J-J
95,000
1922-1940
kirk.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $120,000
Tot. ass'd val.'20 (55% act.)6,190,780
DUTCHESS COUNTY.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920---$22.20
Poughkeepsie is the county seat.
Population 1910, 4,722; 1920. 6.000
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
J-J J$60,000r._Jan 2 *22-*31
3Ha
EAST ROCHESTER.
\
l,000r__Jan 2 1932
This village is in Monroe County
3 Ha
J-J
65,000r„Jan 2 1928
Inc. 1906.
Population 1910, 2,398;
County House Bonds.
4s '14
—
_
...
...
...
""
_
5s *18
4s
434s
actual)..
;
10,625,093
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$47.32
INT.
3.
This
Water debt (Incl.)
ELMIRA, CITY.
43,000
County seat of Chemung County. Assessed valuation, real.—3,400,925
Inc. 1864.
Assessed val'n,
Pop'n '20. 45,393.
personal...
50,200
Assessed val'n, franchises..
Mayor's Notes.
56,770
val.
434s'12
1920
$j,000r_—July 1 1922 Total assessed
Redemption Bonds.
(70% actual)
.3,507,895
3Ms*98 A-O
$7,000r„Oct 1 *21-'27 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$12.12
3Ms*01 M-S
8,000r—Sept
'21-'28 Population in 1920
4,626
4s '03
J-J
♦INT. payable at Hanover Nat.
2,000r„July 1 '22-'23
4s '05
M-S
12,000r_Sept 1 *21-'32 Bank, N. Y.; on other bonds at office
4s '06
M-S
22.000r.Sept 1 *22-32 of D. C. Becker, Fairport.
Bridge Bonds.
334s'95 A-O$115,000r
Oct 1 '22-'25 FALLSBURGH.
4s '06
M-S
55,000r—Sept 1 1935
This town is in Sullivan County.
—s
200.000--July 1 '24-'35
Railroad-Aid Bonds Refunded.
City-Hall Bonds.
4s J-J $28,000r_$4,000 yly aft. 1921
334s'95 A-O $75,000r—Oct 1 '25-'28 5s
38,000—$4,000 y'ly
334s'96 M-S 45,000r_Sept 1 '29-'31
Highway & Bridge Ctfs.
School Bonds.
4s
Feb
$8,000
1921-1929
3Ms'01 M-S $25,000r
Sept 1 1926 5s
3,000
1923-1925
4Ms'12 M-S
59,000r__Febl '22-'29 5s
38,000.
(Var. amts. yrly.; V. 95, p. 435.) BOND. DEBT
May 9 '21-$105,500
434s'13 M-S
25.000r_Mar 1 *29-'34 Assessed val- real estate—
1,022,125
434s'16 M-S /15,000r.Sept 1 '21-'25 Assessed valf,
personal
9,036
1 2,000r
Sept 1 1927 Other assessable property.
4,750
40,000—Mar 1 '22-'31 Tot. ass.
4Ms'20 s-a
val.'20(22% act.)-l,035,911
Pavement Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1929
$70-45
3 Hs'95 M-S $40,000r_Nov 15 '28-'29
Pop'n in 1910, 3,782; 1920
4,769
43*8*96 M-S
20,000r—Sept 1 1931
INT. payable by N. Y. draft.
4s '96
M-S
30,000c &r.Nov 1 1932
434s'13 M-S 95,500r_Sept 1 *21-'33
FARMIN GD ALE.
434s'14 A-O
24,000r_Apr 1 '22-27
This village is In Nassau County.
4s '16
J-D 150,000r_ June 1 *22-'36
Incorporated In 1904.
Park Bonds.
Water Bonds.
3Ms'01 M-S $16,000c-.-Sept 1 1926
—s *20 July
$12,000r__July 1 '25-'4S
Floating Debt Bonds.
BD.DT. (water) Apr 20'21
$39,000
3 Ms'OO J-J
$98,000r„July 16 1930
Total assess, val. '20 (50%
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds.
actual)
551,764
4 34 s' 15A-OS1,355,000r Apr 1 '22-'45
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $12.00
(See V. 100, p. 1018, for maturity.)
Pop'n 1910, 1,567; 1920— 2,091
Revenue Bonds.
"
Building Bonds.
434a
$12,500-_$2,500 yearly
534s
16,000
$1,000 y'ly
J-D
$16,000-June 30 '22-'23
1 '21-$2,606,500
BOND. DEBT Apr
Water debt (incl.)
Assess, val. real
1,355.000
39,633,423
Assess, val. personal
756,502
Special franchise
2,102,062
Tot. val. (87% act.) 1921.42,491,985
Total tax
(per $1,000) 1921—$24.18
INTEREST
at
City Chamberin N. Y. exchange; on
1916 pavement bonds at the Che¬
mung Canal Trust Co., Elmira, or
Iain's office,
the
at
Importers'
Bank,
N.
&
Traders'
Nat.
Y.
Assess, val. real
79,658,349
val.personal.
1,205,650
Tot.asses.vaL'20(80% act.)80,863,999
Pop'n 1910, 87,661;
1920. 91.747
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
Assess,
This village is in Erie County.
1849.
In¬
Population 1915, 3,445;
Street Bonds.
4.20s'16M-SI $6,000—Mar 1 '22-'27
i
600
Mar 1 1928
4.20sT6M-Sf 10,000—Mar 1 '22-'31
\
400
Mar 1 1932
20,700-.$4,500 yearly
4.70s'15M-S
4s g '09 J-J
$69,700o-Jan 1 '22-*38
Sewer Bonds.
4.10g'09 J-J
$22,400c--Jan 1 '22-'38
4.70s'15M-S
4.580
$260 yearly
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18- $270,367
Assessed val. (34 act.)'17—2,359,159
Jan 1 1922 Village tax per $1,000) '17—$13.57
INTEREST payable at the Nat.
19^0, 3,703.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4.10s'17 J-J $16.500r—Jan 1 *22-'26
4.10s'17 J-J
ll,650r._Jan 1 *22-'26
4.20s'17 J-J
3,901.
Water-Plant Purchase.
EAST AURORA.
corp.
1920,
4Ms'17 F-A $69,000-Aug 1 '22-'44
1,69Or
Paving Bonds.
Incorp.
in
is In Broome County.
1906.
Village of Union
annexed March 15 1921.
Sewer Bonds.
4s *20
s-a
$9.000--Apr 1 '22-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 15'16$71,000
Assess, val.(real estate—2,056,659
1915.
Water debt
(included)
(included)
96,250
56,000
3,125,020
23,800
Assess, val. personal
Total
assessed
val'n
1918
(about 60% actual)
3,148,820
Exemptions
84,140
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '18-$11.60
INT. direct to holders of bonds.
4J4s'14 M-N
12,000r_-.Part yearly
'21
$42,600
73,500
BOND. DEBT Apr 30
Water debt (incl.)
-
Assess, val. real
1,650,000
Assess, val.
personal
2,000
property. _
115,650
Tot.asses.val.'20(60% act.).1,767,650
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920--$20-00
x INT. at Trust & Deposit Co. of
Onondaga, Syracuse.
Other assessable
This
town
(P. O. Tuckahoe) is in
Co.
Pop'n '10, 6,422.
1920.9.372.
Fire-Engine Bonds.
„
4J*s
4Ms
INT. at Worker's Trust Co.
John¬
j
This
village Is In Onondaga Co.
Incorporated in 1894.
Sewer Bonds.
„
Jan 1 1922 6s '20
Mar 1 1928 6s '20
$8.000
5.000
—.
-—
—-
„
_
^
4.750-July 1
Highway Bonds.
4s semi-ann
$9,000r_Dec 1
4s
9,000r_Dec 1
5s '07
J-D
l,000r—Dec
5s '07
J-D
10,683r_Mar 1
4j4s
70,000—Jan 1
4s
9,000r_Dec 1
434s
fl6,000„Aug 1
130,500
Aug
4Ms
5,000
Apr
4.60s
16,500--Apr 1
5s
—
—
...
—
—
—
...
Sewer
534s
Bonds.
—
,
534s
4.60s
S80,000--Jan 1
—
—
—
—
'23-*32
645,575
734,042
3l,317
$21.00
1,584
Population In 1920
This place is in Delaware County
Water-Works Bonds.
6s '20
ann
$35,000
1921-1948
BONDED DEBT May 1920-$42,500
Water debt (included)...... 35,000
Assessed value 1919
381.88*
Population in 1920
525
FONDA.
ENDICOTT (V.) AND UNION (T.)
UNION FREE S. D. NO. 1.
This district (P.
Broome County.
O. Endicott) is in
School Bonds.
4.65s'19Decl $150,000r„Due $5,000
Dec. 1 1921-'42 and $10,000 Dec. 1
1943-'46.
BOND. DEBT May 1920- $332,000
Assessed val., real estate—6,769,900
Assessed val., personal
35,500
Other
Tot.
1920, 747.
Water Bonds.
J-J
$13,8l0r_July 1 '22-'31
4s
J-J
640c—.July 1 1922
4s
assessable property.
204,019
val.'19 (34 act.)7,009.419
assess,
Paving Bonds.
4s
J-J
$10,305r_July 1 '22-'33
GEN. BD. D lh May 23 '21
$27,320
Assessment debt (add'l)
4,650
Water sinking fund
1,000
—
Assess, val. real
562,000
Other assessable property..
17,000
Tot.asses.val.21(70% act.).
579,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$8.30
INT.
hawk
payable at People's Savings
Yonkers, and the Nat. Mo¬
Bank,
River
Fonda.
Bank,
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1919—$16.50
Population 1919 (est.)
16,000
ERIE COUNTY.
County seat is Buffalo.
Road Bonds.
3 Ms '02 M-N
$;i,500r—July 1 1922
4s '07
J-D 182,OOOr.June 1 '22-'34
4s g
FORT EDWARD (VILLAGE).
This village is in Washington Co.
Inc. 1857.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '08
J-J
$8,000—July 1 '22-'28
Water Bonds.
4s
M-N$22.000
May 1923
Paving Bonds.
$18,200—July 1 '22-'33
183.700r_July 1 '22-'34
117,000r.June 1 '24-'35
154,600r.July 1 '22-*36
(See V. 91, p. 167, for maturity.)
43*sTl A-O 175,000r—Oct 1 '21-'32
3.95s.
280,000c&r
1946
Armory Bonds.
4s '07
A-O$200,000r_ Apr 1 '22-*29
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21- $1,3.54.000
Assess, val. real estate—723,8 )0,976
Assess, val. personal
11,252,405
Assess, val. specialfranch.33,113.337
50,000c&rJuly 1 '24-38
9,000—Jan 1 *22-'24
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21. $115,533
Water debt (included)
22,000
Tot. ass'd vai.'20(50%act.)l,275,772
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20 $24.40
Population in 1920
3,871
Total
FORT PLAIN.
4s
*08 J-J
09
J-D
4 3*s'10 J-J
—.
assass.
(81%
val.
1921
at
Co.
5s '19
Treas.
1933
8,333
J-J
5s '20
—
INT. at Ft. Edward Nat. Bank.
This village is in
Montgomery Co.
inc.
$5.78 +
634,583
$1,000)
1921
Population in 1920
INT.
'08
J-J
4.60sT2J-J
5s
768,256,718
actual)
State & County tax rate (per
1832.
Population
Water Bonds.
3.90s
Sept
1920, 2,923.
$3,000r_Sept 1 '22-'23
4.80s'13—
office.
Elizabeth town Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1921
$40,000
Assessed valuation, real..19,578,312
Assessed val'n, personal..
235,760
Tot.val.'20(abt.65% act.>19,814.072
Co. tax rate(per$ 1,000) '20
$16.11
Population In
1920
32,461
8,000-
-
Refunding Water Bonds.
$13,000
1921-1931
Street Paving Bonds.
4Ms
A-O $17,000
1921-1937
5Ms'20 M-N 17,000—Nov 1 '25-'41
—
*22-'37
'39-'63 ELLICOTT
*22-'34
UNION
FREE
SCH.
DIST. NO. 6.
This district (P. O. Falconer) Is in
'36-*63
'22-'43 Chautauqua County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 1921 .$37,500
'31- 3o
Tot. assess, val. '21 (2-3 act.)995,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$29.00
'21-*28 Population in 1920 (est.)
-2,450
BOND.
DEBT/Water
$35,000
March 1921-(Paving—
34,000
Assessed val'n, real estate. 1,362,475
Assessed val'n, personal
49,600
—
Assessed val'n,
franchises._
66,429
Tot. ass*d val.*20 (70% act.) 1,478,504
Total tax rate(per $1,000) 20_$12.91
FAIRFIELD.
This town is in Herkimer
Bridge Bonds.
5s '16
$5,000
5s'19
39,700
—
ELLENVILLE.
27-28
This village is in Ulster County.
*29-'30
Incorp. 1856; reincorporated Apr. 8
1 1921
1914 under Village Law.
'27-'28 TOT. BD. DT.
Apr 16 '21$22,000
'24-'39 Water debt
(icnluded)
6,000
'29-'30
Assessed val'n, real estate. 1,050,000
'26-'41 Assessed
val'n, personal
65,000
1 1942
Total assessed val'n 1921
1,115,000
1 1923 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1921
$14.00
'28-'43
Population in 1920
3.116
,
125.000—Jan 1
780—Jan 1
1,680—Jan 1
5s '18
J-J
22,000—Jan 1
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
5Ha
$5,000—Jan 1
Voting Machine Bonds.
5.80s '20 s-a
$8,000---Oct 1
4.60s
City.
son
ESSEX COUNTY.
EASTWOOD.
$20,000--July 1 '23-'42
45,000--July 1 '25-'39
Ditch and Drain Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
3.95s'09 F-A $42,000r._Feb 1 '22-'35 —s '20 J-J
Z75 000.-Jan 1 '22-'46
Grade Crossing Elim. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT June 11 '20 $166,100
4Ms
$15.101—Jan 1 '40-'55 Assessed val.'20 (65% act.) 2.398,402
Bridge Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$16.70
4.70s
$9,000__July 1 '23-31 Population 1920
2,194
...
—-
valua-fReal est
tion '19 40% act. (Total
Other assessable property
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
4.80sT5J-D
EASTCHESTER.
Westchester
Assessed
(Total
2.066.760
This village is in Montgomery Co.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915—$12.00
Pop'n 1910, 1,100:
Pop'n in 1910, 2,408: 1920----9.500 Incorp. 1850.
—
Assess, val. real
This village is in Onondaga Co.
Incorporated In 1844.
>
(55,000—Apr 15 '22-'32
\ 2,000
Apr 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Apt 24 1920.$33,500
5s g '20 s-a
FLEISCHMANNS.
This village
Bank of Commerce in Rochester.
5s *18
$21,000-Aug 1 '23-'32
Street Lighting Bonds.
EAST SYRACUSE,
4.10s'17 J-J
5,500r„Jan 1 '22-26
This village is in Onondaga County
Water-Ext. Bonds.
1881.
Population
1910,
5s '13
J-J
$, 1.000r_JuIy 1 '21-'32 Incorp.
3.274; 1920. 4,106.
Sewer Bonds.
Qpwpkf
RAfiflc
4.30s'll J-J
$78,2S0r_July 1 '22-'40
4.30s'11 F-A
4.500r_Aug 1 '21-'29 434s'03 July $30,OOOr—Part yearly
3.85*05 June
6,500r—Part yearly
Water Refunding Bonds.
4.65'07 July xl7,000r—Part yearly
4.35s'll J-J
$18,000r_ Jan 1 '2V40
Water Bonds.
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 11 *19. $228,250
434s'13 J-D $62,500r—Part yearly
Paving bonds (included)—
70,500
5s
J-D
10,OOOr
Part yearly
Sewer bonds
FAYETTEVILLE.
ENDICOTT.
•
3 Ms
J-J
$17,500r„Jan 2'22-'28
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21- $143,500
59
...
County.
$500 yearly
$500 yearly
BONDED DEBT Dec 1919.$36,700
Total assessed value 1919
919,582
Population in 1920
1,337
INT. Is payable on
FRANKFORT^
This village is in Herkimer County.
Incorporated
1863.
Pop'n
1910,
3,303; 1920. 4,198.
Street
FAIRPORT.
This
5s
village Is in Monroe County.
Inc.
1867.
Water Bonds.
4s '93
$43,000
1922
*22-'29
Drainage Bonds.
4.60s'19J-J / $9,OOOr—July 1 '22-'24
I 20,OOOr..July 1 *25-'29
Sewer Bonds.
5,000
4.30sYl Scpt$48."584r—Sept 1 '21-'43
4.95s'13Sept
18,000r_Sept 1 *43-'48
4.55s'16Sept
5.500r_Sept 1 '48-'50
Paving Bonds.
5s. '18
$40,000_Nov 13 21-36
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '21- $166,000
...
Water debt
Sinking
5s g'13 July $3 ),667r__ July 1 '2 -'43
TOTAL DEBT May 24 '21 $105,667
Assessment debt (add'l)—
Bonds.
...
Water Bonds. (Int. at Albany.)
3.50s
Nov $53,OOOr
1923
Sewer Bonds.
1923
—
♦Paving Bonds.
4348 '17 J-J
$5,000r„July 1
4.60s *19 J-J 12l.500-.July 1
$17,000 paving
bonds at First Nat. Bank, St. Johnsville.
130,500
(incl.)
Fund—Water
53,000
17,000
(real est.).1,790,590
(Assessed val. 85% actual.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$17.50
Assess, val. '20
FRANKFORT UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 9.
4As, $4,500. assum. by N. Y. O. RR.
4.95s'13 Jan $38.820r
1921-1943
TOTAL DEBT Mar 12 *20
$45,000
Total assessed val. 1920—1,830,927
Tax rate (per
$21.00
$1,000) 1920
...
4.60sT5M-S
23,000
Mar'22-'44
BOND, DEBT May 1 1921 $688,291
Assessment debt
56,071
...
25,000
189,000
val., real estate..7,536,054
Floating debt
Water debt (incl.)
Assessed
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
10,000
Apr *24-'33
21,000—Oct 1 '2l-'41
A-O
4Ks'12
Assessed val..
Malone is the county seat.
Total tax (per $1,000)
*
$430,000
1921.
19,640,171
Assessed val., personal—
308,275
Assessed val'n, franchise—
410,731
Total assessed val. 1920.-20,868,177
(Assessed val. abt. 88% actual.)
$1,000) 1920—$16.50
Tax rate (per
1910, 45.717;
Pop'n
INT.
on
1920. 43,541
bonds of 1913 at People's
Nat. Bank, Malone: on ethers at
City
Paving Bonds.
—
—
-v
$6,500r—$500 yearly
82.000r.$2.000 yearly
4,000c.
$500 yearly
$43.30
1910.
INTEREST
on
of
Citizens'
bonds
sewer
1906 and 1911 payable at the
Bank, Fulton; on sewer bonds
1910 at U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.,
Nat.
of
N. Y.;
the street bonds of 1909 at
Chamberlain's office.
on
the City
COUNTY7
FULTON
Improvement Bonds.
$50,000c.Feb 10 *21-'26
50.000.Feb 10:'27'36
A-O
4.35s'15F-A
4s '09
BOND. DEBT June 1920-S110,000
29,162,722
Assess, val. real estate
person*!—738-285
val. 1919—29,901,007
Populat'n 1910, 44,534; 1920, 44,927
val.
Total
assess,
INT.
Sewer Bonds.
People's Bk..Johnstown.
at
$38,000.$2,000 yly Dec 1
Pumping Plant Bonds.
GEDDES.
A town (P. O, Solvay) In Onondaga
5s
S3,000..$1,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1920
$85,500 Co.
Population in 1910, 5,959; 1920
Assessed val'n, real estate. 1,088,210 7,995.
' -,-:,'A-vY"
Assessed val'n, presonal
59,600
Water Bonds.
Other assessable property.
23,785 6s *21
s-a
J $1,000
Mar 1 1924
Tot.ass'd val.'19(70% act.) 1.171,595
(84,000—Mar 1 '25-'41
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$20.00
Bridge St. Exten. Bonds.
F-A $27,000--Sept 1 *35-*43
Population In 1920
2,200 5s '13
4.40s ann
...
-
I $27,000
BOND. DEBT May 25 '21
Assess, debt
FRED ONIA.
village is In Chautauqua Co.
1829.
Population 1910, 5,285;
This
Inc.
Water Bonds.
4s
.
'2l-'22
20.000—--Nov 1 1930
School Bonds.
J-D
4s
Total
4
*5.000c_Aug 1
F-A
M-S
4s
10,117,360
110.000
284,019
Other assessable property.
1920. 6,051.
„
1920-1935
$15,000r
5.75s
M-S 350,000 .—1924-1954
Street Bonds.
4.80s '13 J-J
3,340r__July 1 '22-'23
4.60sT5M-8
9,000r.8ept 1 '21-'25
5s *17
M-S
9,l00r_Sept 1 '21-'27
.
„
val. *2i (abt.
assess,
10,511,379
75% actual)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21
$ J.21
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y„
on
bonds
water
at
Metropolitan
N. Y.
Trust Co.,
„
4.65 s'19 s-a
07.500-.Nov 1 *21-'29
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $480,610
GEDDES UN. FR. SCH. DIS.NO.2
A district (P. O. Solvay) in Onon¬
daga County. Pop. 1919(est.), 6,500.
4 As
J-D $26,000r
Dec l*21-'33
4^s'12 A-O 126,000c-Oct 1 '21-'38
Water debt (included)....
25,000
4Hs'13 ... 37.500—Oet 1 '2l-'32
Sinking funds
19,5)7 _s
25.000—Oct 1 *31-'38
Assess, val. (83% act.)
3,656,399 TOTAL DEBT Apr 19'21 $216,000
Village tax (per $1,000) 1920--$10.00
Tot.ass'dval. '20(75 % act.) 9,255,581
INTEREST on water bonds is pay¬
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—.$14-88
able in N. Y. City; on first Issue of
INT. on the $26,000 issue at Syra¬
school bonds at the Comptroller's
cuse Trust Co., aud on others at the
office, Albany; on other bonds in
Chase National Bank, N, Y.
...
Fredonia.
GENESEO
FREEPORT.
This village
is in Nassau County.
Inc. 1832.
Incorporated 1892.
Town-Hall Building Bonds.
Light Bonds.
4.10s'09J-J
$2,100—July 1
4tfsTl J-J
4,000—July 1
1,260-.July
4s
4.000.. July
4.45s'12M-S
9,000-JuIy
5s '20
J-J
63,000 .July
fire-Apparatus Bonds.
4Xa'U J-J
$3,000..July
4s
330-July
Road Bonds.
4As'll J-J
$36,000-July
4.45s'12M-S
10.680-July
3.45s
(VILLAGE).
village is in Livingston Co
This
...
—.
...
1
1
1
1
4Hs'07 July
$6,000r_July 1
Paving Bonds.
'22-'27
'22-'28
'22-'25 4Hs'll Oct
$1,600—Oct 1 1921
'22-'24
Street Bonds.
'22-'23 4X*'17 July $8,000—July 1 ,'22-'29
'22-'30 5s '19
ann'l 14,000—July ll'22-'35
'24-'44 BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '21- $52,600
Water debt
1 *22-'27
(75%
1 '22-'39
1 *22-'31
Bonds.
4.10s'09 J-J
$2,000-July 1 '22-'23
4tfsTl J-J
4.000-July 1 '22-*25
5s '20
J-J
15,000--July 1 '24-'38
Water Refunding Bonds.
4.60s'18J-J
$33,000—July 1 '22-32
TOTAL BD. DT.May 9 '21 199,000
Water debt (incl.)
58,000
Sinking fund (light)
5,723
Total assess, val. '20
.5,641,769
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$16.30
Population 1910, 4,836; 1920, 8.599
INTEREST payable at Freeport.
20,000
1,880,101
actual)
'20.$16.82
Population 1910, 2,067; 1920, 2,157
Total
Water
(included)
val.
1920
assessed
Total
1 '22-'27
tax
rate
GENEVA.
This city
...
.
...
*22-'46
,
M-N$28,000r—May 1 '22-35
4.15s'14J-J
48,265.70-Jan '31-'43
4Ha'15 J-J
20,000r
July 1 '22-25
5Ms'21
125.000
5,000 yrly.
4s '09
...
GERMAN FLATTS.
This town is In Herkimer County.
Refunding RR. Bonds.
$12.000
1921-1933
Bridge Bonds.
4 As
$1,000
1921
4Hs
14,000
1921-1934
Highway Bonds.
4Hs
...
$7,000
1921-1927
...
...
...
Voting Machine
6s '20
M-N $8,000
Bonds.
1922-1929
1 1932
—
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
GERMAN FLATTS UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
$10,000—Apr 1 *22-'23
27,000--Feb 1 '25-'28
This district (P. O. Ilion) is in 4 As
Street Improvement Bonds.
Herkimer County.
($J5,200r— Jan 11 1922
4s
J-J
$10,500—11,500 yearly
J-J \ 14.500r_._Jan 11 1923
4Hs*13 J-J
82,930r__Jan 1 '22-'48 6s '21
I 39,000r_Jan 11 '24-'26
4.20s'16A-O
43.200—-Oct 1 '21-'46
Sewer Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 20 21- $133,600
M-N $250,000r„Nov 1 1945
Assessed val., real
5,797.650 4s *05
Assessed val., personal
27,650 4Ms'HM-N 100,000c._May 1 1941
fll.OOOr—.Jan 1 1922
Assess, val. public service..
277,181
{13,000r.—Jan 1 1923
Total assess, val. 1920
6,102,481 4As'20 J-J
jl2,000r
Jan 1 1924
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920- —$17.09
1 4.000-—-Jan l iy25
Population in 1920_
11.000
GEN. BD. DT. May 1921
$606,900
INT, at Ilion Nat. Bank in New
4Hs'15 A-O
...
•
-
58,000
8,699
45,000
19,321,650
Assessed val., personal
292,350
Assess, val., franchises
1.207,116
Tot. ass.val.'29 (70% act.)20.822.116
Floating debt
Sinking fund, general
Water debt (included)
Assessed val., real
York exchange.
GERMAN FLATTS UN. FR. S. D. 2.
P. O. Mohawk, Herkimer County.
M-N$39,000
Nov 1 '21-54
4^s'15 M-S
10.000..Dec 1 '32-'4J
—s
18,000.
4^s'17 M-N
9,800—May 1 '32-'51
BOND. DEBT April 1921$52,000
...
Other
assess,
Total
assess,
property
129,494
value 1921
1.312 000
$1,000) 1921 —.$22.80
INT. at Nat.
3,000
Mohawk Valley Bk
N. Y. exchange.
In
rate
INT.
Tax rate (per
Population (est.):
(per $1,000) 1921--$30.40
local impt. bonds of 1917
refunding
bonds
of
1917
and
sewer
bonds
of 1920
at,
City Chamberlain's office or at
Mechanics & Metals Nat. Bk., New
York; on water, railroad, deficiency,
bridge and local improvement bonds
of other years payable In N. Y.; on all
Tax
1,182,506
Assess, val. real estate
on
1918,
and
Chamberlain's office.
other issues at
GHENT & CHATHAM (TOWNS)
UNION FR. SCH. DIST. NO. ls
P, O. Chatham,
GOSHEN.
This
Columbia County.
4'As'14 A-O $67,620r..Oct 1 '21-'54
(See V. 100. p. 68, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921
$72,000
Total assess, val. 1920
—1,882,512
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$14.88
INT. at U. S. M. & Tr. Co.. N.Y.
'10,
3,081;
1920,
-
—
village is in Orange County.
1809.
Population
2,843.
Water Bonds.
Inc.
os
-5P.000
1921
6.000 --.-1921-1926
....
4s
—
4 As
1921-1935
15,000
...
Sewer Bonds.
4
COVE.
GLEN
3100.000-Beg Aug. 1 '21
F-A
As
$118,500
20,500
-.2,184,068
city of the third class and assumed
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$10.81
the bonded indebtedness of the dis¬
INT. payable at Goshen Nat. Bk.
trict it covered which included school
and sewer bonds.
It also assumed
22.6% of the bonded indebtedness of GOSHEN UN. FR SCH.DIS. NO. 8.
Thi
district is in Orange County.
the Town of Oyster Bay, of which it
was formerly a part.
This included 4 As lh T-D $31,140c
J'nel5'22-'30
the Oak Neck Beach Pavilion bonds, TOTA1 DEBT Apt 14 1921
$36,000
This
the
is
city
In
Nassau
County.
1918 Glen Cove became a
On Jan. 1
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 '21.
Water debt (incl.)
Total assessed value 1921
Ave.
improvement
Institute bonds.
Jerusalem
bonds and the Jones
—
.
.
-
$1,130
Impt. Bonds.
..s
$904
Jones Institute Bonds.
..s
$4,972....
—s
val. real estate..—1,451,935
50,569
Tot.
$3,000Pavilion Bonds.
—s
Assess,
Other assessable property. _
assess.val.'29(2-3 act.) 1,592,504
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—*19.54
Court House Bonds.
Population in 1920 (est.)
3,500
INT.
at Goshen National Bank.
—
Jerusalem Ave.
—.
_
;
Sewer Bonds.
5s'21
250.000c-..June*22-71
---
4^s'12 M-S $120,000-Sept 3 '21-'39
Oyster Bay S. D. No. 5 Bonds.
4s
F-A $10,000c—-Feb '22-'41
4s
A-O
10,000c--Oct 1 *21-'40
4s
M-N 18.0Q0c-May 1 '22-'3l
53,000r-July20'22-'46
4^s
J-J
4s
M-N
2,000c..-May 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '21- $136,006
School debt (add'l)
94,500
Assessed val., real est
8,991,470
Assessed val., personal—__
334,800
63l,019«
Total assess, val. 192J—$3,957,289
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$45.90
Other
as
essabfeproperty._
—8,664
Population in 1920
(per M.)
Is in Ontario County
Inc. Jan, 1 *98. Popula. '20, 14,648.
Impt. Bonds.
4^sT6 s-an $35,000
1921-1934
4KsT6 s-an
26,184
1921
_s
20,000
s
23 451
5j^s'21 II!
29 J)00—Apr" T r2236
5Ms'21
25.000-Oct
l"21-'30
Refunding Bonds.
5s *14
$5,000
1921-1930
4Ms
A-O
3,000—Apr 1'22-*24
Special Appropriation Bonds.
FRIENDSHIP.
4Hs'12 A-O $40.000c
1925-1929
This village is In Allegany County.
4Ms
A-O
15.000—Apr 1 *22-*36
Incorporated In 1898.
Public Impt. Bonds.
4.80s
J-D $11,000
4Hs'12 A-O
$4,500c
1925-1932
3.90s
J-J
19,500.. Jan 1 '22-'30
4^s'12 A-O
400r
1922
BOND. DEBT May 12'19-$33,100
Street Bonds.
Total assessed val'n
:
569,105
3Hs'02A-O
$l,840r—.Apr 11922
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
$8.53 4s 03
A-O
2,700r
Apr l'22-'23
Population 1910. 1.218; 1920, 1,026 4s '04
A-O
5,l25r—Apr 1 '22-'24
INT. payable In New York.
4s '05
A-O
4,000r__Apr 1 '22-'25
4s '09
A-O
24,300r ..Apr l'22-'29
FULTON.
-s'09-'10—
48,000.76
This city
(lncorp. in 1902) Is In
5s '20
A-O
4,000-Apr 1 '21-'24
Oswego County and Includes the old
Fire-Department Bonds.
villages of Fulton and Oswego Falls.
5s '15
A-O $12,675
Apr 1 *22-'34
Deficiency Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4MsT6 M-S
$9,000.-Sept 1 '21-'26
5s '15
A-O
$1,027—Apr 1 '22-'34
Sewer Bonds.
Lake Front Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$10.000r_Jan 1925&'30
.s
$4,500
*25-'32
4s '06
J-J
5,000r—Jan
1 1936
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '06
J-J
8.000
5s *13
A-O $52,000
1921-1933
(Due 1923,1928,1933 and 1938)
Water Bonds.
I
4.35s'10J-J
20.000r—Jan 1 '30-'39 4s '96
A-O$140,000c—Oct 26 1926
4Ha'U F-A
12,000r.Aug 15 *2l-'31 4
As'11 A-O
86.250c.Apr 1 '22-'31
5s '18
F-A
9,000
Feb '22-'24 4HS*11 A-O
18.500
Bridge Bonds.
TOT. BD. DT. Feb 27 '20
$574,515
4HsTl M-N$62,000r_Nov 5 *21-*41 Assess, debt
(add'l)
49,495
4.70s'13A-O
18,525.57 Oct 15 *23-40
Sinking fund
53,045
Tot. ass'd val.'20
12,608 877
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$19.77
1
Water Bonds.
INTEREST is payable part at the
3.408 J-D
$64,000o_June 1 '22-29 City Treasurer's office, part at the
4.45s'12A-0
15.000r.0ct 25 :21-'32 Nat. Bank of Commerce. New York.
45f^l9nF.A$in25*000r-Feb
'32-'55
3Hs'02 Aug *25,000r—Aug
14,089
1920,
...
t
35,000
(add!)-.—_
Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
10,160;
1910,
As
4A*
120,000—Jan 5
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '14
County seat is Johnstown.
Highway
FRANKLINVILLE.
This village is In Cattaraugus Co.
Incorporated In 1874.
5s
5s
5s
of
Issued since
Y., m N. Y. exchange
Nat. Bk., N.
Excl.
*21
1920.
10,480;
13.043
$117,000 water bonds
1910,
Pop'n
BOND. DEBT Apr
Assessed val., real
77,000
personal
Other assessable property .
190,675
Tot. ass'd val.'21 (55%act.)7,803,729
Road Bonds.
4
Total assessed value, 1920.8.128,963
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$1.45
Pop'n
(Board Educ.)
$52.000—Sept 1 '21-'31
Sch. BIdg. Const.
$37,000
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1 '21.
School Bonds.
4s '09
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
NEW YORK-CITIES AND
60
GOUVERNEUR.
This
village is in St. Lawrence
Co. Inc. Sept. 1868.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4>£sT2 A-O
$l,600r—Oct 1 '21-'22
Water-Works Refund. Bonds.
$25,OOOc.Juiy 1 '21-'32
4>*sT0J-J
5s
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
F-A
$9,000
1921.)
BOND. DEBT May 20'21.
$35,600
Water debt (included)
25,000
Assessed val.. real
2,020,150
Other assessable
16.638.
Judgment Funding Bonds.
1920,
M-N$12.500-_May 31 1933
5s
Bridge Construction Bonds.
4As'14 M-N$45,000—May 1 *34-'37
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'12F-A
$78,090. Aug 31'2l-28
Village Hall Bonds.
3 Hs'00 J-D $31,200c Y'ly to J'ne'29
Park
Bonds.
Pop'n
GLENVILLE ?N. F. S. D. NO. 2.
This district (P. O. Scotia) is in
Schenectady County..
5s '15
J-J
$56T000r
1921-1934
5s '05
J-J
8,000c
1924
5s *10
J-J
13,500 r
1925-*34
5s *12
J-J
I0,200r
1920-1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 24 *20
$88,000
1,969.360
225,223
Assess, vai., reai estate
Other assess, prop
val.
1919 (abt. 50%
,
2,194,583
actual)
(per $1,000) 1919—$26.00
Population (est.) 1919
5.000
INT. on 5s of 1905 and 1910 at
Tax
rate
8chenectady Trust Co. and
in N. Y. exchange.
all others
on
is in
Fulton County
city Mch. 19 1890, having
theretofore formed part of the towD
of Johnstown.
Pop'n 1910, 20,642.
1920, 22,075.
Local Improvement Bonds.
4As 17 J-J
$5,000
1922
[ 4.200
1922
4s '18
J-J
3.800
1922
I 3.800
1923
5s '19
F-A
4.200—Feb 1 *22-'24
This
4^s at
York.
GOUVERNEUR U. F. S. D. NO. 1.
Thi? district (P. O. Gouverneur)
Is in St. Lawrence County.
4.60s'19J-J /$24,000
1926-1937
1
1,000
-1938
BOND. DEBT April 1 1921i $35,000
Assessed valuation 1919-—2,250,000
Total tax rate (per $1.000) '19_$15 80
5,000
Population in 1920 (est.)
J-J
51,400—Jan 1922-1925
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'12 M-N $16.000c.Nov 1 '22-'36
4As
$84,600——1921-1938
(?)
s-a
BONDED DEBT
GRANVILLE.
This village is in Washington Co.
Inc. 1885.
Pop'n '20, 3,024.
Highway Bonds.
^
5s '13
Sept $17,150
1921-1943
5s '14
Sept
14,400r_Sept 7 '21-'44
„
5.90s
s-a
30,000-Aug
Water Bonds.
15 '21-'35
„
_
Jan $26.000r
1921-1946
BOND. DEBT jan 1 1920.
$39,560
Water debt, incl
20.000
Assessed val., real estate.-1,142,350
Assessed val., personal
49,250
Other assessable property—
43,852
Tot ass'd val. 19 (% act.)_ 1,235,452
Village tax (per $1,000) 1915—$12.80
4As
INT.
In
payable
Granville
at
Farmers' Nat. Bank.
NO.
city
a
is in Cattaraugus Co.
Bonds.
This village
Water
6s'20
GREAT
GLOVERSVILUL
lncorp.
Bank,
Hanover
4As at First Nat.
on
Gouverneur;
GO WANDA.
4^s'17 F-A $66,000-Aug 15 '27- 34
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 '18— $384,650
Total assess, val. 1919
10,174,973
City tax (per $1,000) 1916—$14.35
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *17 $33.85
INTEREST payable in Glens Falls
Total
46,572
2,056,722
(per $1,000) 1929—$12.15
1910. 4.128: 1920, 4.143.
Tax rate
INT.
property.
(75% actual)
Total val. '21
Nat. Nank, New
GLENS FALLS.
This city Is in
Warren County
Inc. 1839.
Population 1910. 15.243
-
1 beginning
($1,000 yearly on Aug.
NECK
SCHOOL
DIST.
7.
(P. O. Great Neck) la
of North Hempstead,
This district
In
the
town
Nassau County.
4s
.
$12.000
1924
1921$502,600
1920—10,660,769
(per $1,000) *20-$8.90
BD. DEBT May 31
Assessed valuation
School tax rate
GREENBURGH.
This town Is In
Westchester Co.
Road Bonds
„
M-N$10,000—Nov 1 *22-'31
Grade-Crossing Elimination.
Water Loan.
4%s'15 J-J $29.000—Jan 1 '22-'39
4H»'13 J-D $40,000c.June 19 *22-29
Water Dist. Bonds.
Deficiency & Refunding Bonds
A-O
$2,300.-Jan 1 22-'23
4s '97
M-N *28,000r—May 1 1922 5s '15
VotingMacihne Bonds.
Deficiency Bonds.
5s 15
_
_
4H»'14 J-D $14.000—June
1 '22-'28
KUa
ciAnnn
#
June, 1921.]
Assessed val., personal
45»115
(Concluded.)
Other assess, property
Bonds.
65,196
$15,000—July 1 *22-'24 Total assessed val. 1920— 1,253.200
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$12.90
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'14 A-O I$44,000.-Apr 1 '22-'43 Pop'n 1910, 2.314; 1920—---2.384
x INT. at First Nat. Bank, Green¬
\ 23,000—Apr 1 1944
4^s'13A-0
23.000
1921-1943 wich in N. Y. exchange.
4s
79.000—-Aug 1 1924
Highway Improvement Bonds. GROTON.
This village is in Tompkins Co.
4s '05
M-N$105,40Q
1921-1933
4s *06
P-A
24,000-.Aug 1 '2l-'32 First incorp. in 1860, then again later
4tfs'll P-A
I02,000r-Peb 1 '22-'38 In 1870.
Water Bonds.
5Hs*13 F-A
5.000—Aug *2l-*25
Sept 1 1922
5s *16
J-J
5,400—July 1922-*26 3Hs'92 M-S $5,000r
6s '20
M-N 87,000__May 1 '22-'50
Hartsdale Water Bonds.
Electric Light Bonds.
4.40s* 12F-A $19.800.-Aug 1 ,21-'31
Elmsford Drainage Bonds.
3?is'16 J-J $ll,000r—July 1 1926
3,000r
$300 yearly
4Ms*09 A-O $38,000—Oct 6 *21-,33 4Hs'12 A-O
4.85s* 10A-O
l,000r—,$500 yearly
4.950---Oct 6 *21-*31 4Hs'14 A-O
BOND. DEBT Dec 1919Village Hall Bonds.
$627,500
Dec
$450c—$150 yearly
Assessed val., real
44,114,945 4s '99
Assessed val., personal
Highway Impt. Bonds.
2,361,000
Total assess, val. 1919—46,475,945 4.40s 14J-J
$7,0Q0r—$500 yearly
M-S
5.000-Mar 15 *22-'42
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920—$11.79 5s'17
Pop'n 1910, 23,193:
1920, 23,881 BOND. DEBT Apr. 23 '21-$122,750
Floating dent (add!)
5,000
Sinking fund (water)
5,000
GREENB'H COM S. D. NO. 8.
Water debt (included)
95.000
GREENBURGH
Assessment Map
4Ms'14 J-J
...
,
,
This district (P. O. White Plains)
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val.
Other
1,063,910
17,400
7,081
personal
property
assess,
Total
'20
val.
assess,
(abt.
TOTAL DEBT
Apr 13 1921 $86,750
86% actual)
1,088.421
Total assessed vaf'n 1920--2.921.472 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$11.94
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19—$2.50 Pop'n, 1910. 1,260; 1920——2,235
INT.
at
the
County
Trust
Co.,
White Plains.
GREENBURGH (TOWN) UNION
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
This
district
(P. O. Hastings-onHudson) is in Westchester County.
School Bonds.
5s '17
$15.000
5s *18
Jan $15,000
(Due yearly on Jan. 2.)
r
6s *20
M-N 96.000_.May 1 *22-*45
BOND. DEBT Jan 2 '19-$86,000
Total
assess,
val.
1919
This district (P.
Nat.
O. Groton) is in
Tompkins County.
*21-'24
'25-'27
'28-'37
'38-*41
11942
*43-*44
*45-'46
18,000r__Dec 1 *47-'48
$3,000r__Dec 1
9,000r—Dec 1
40,000r—Dec 1
20,000r__Dec 1
5,500r—Dec
14,000r__Dec 1
16,000r__Dec 1
J-D
5s *19
9,554,672
act.)
First
the
GROTON (TOWN) UNION FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 8.
...
—
(about
INT. payable at
Bank, Groton.
Sch. tax rate (per $ 1,000)'18—$6.634
1 1949
10,000r—Dec
M-N 40,000r_May 1 '26-'51
6s '21
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1920- $142,500
GREENBURGH UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
Total assessed value 1919-.1,157,093
4Ms*10 J-J $139,000c—Jan 1 *22-'47
School tax
5,000c..Jan 1 '22-'26
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *21
$135,000
Population in 1920 (est.)
4)48*12 J-J
Ass'd val. 1920
11.161,211
School tax (per
rate(per$l ,000) *20-$14.81
2,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Groton,
in New York exchange.
$1,000) 1920 S6.44 +
INT.
payable
at
Irvington Nat.
Y. exchange
Bank of Irvington, in N.
HALFMOON AND STILLWATER
(TOWNS) UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 10.
P. O. address Mechanicvllle.
(TOWN) UNION
GREENBURGH
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 3.
This district
(P. O. Dobbs Perry)
is in Westchester
Building
J-D
J-D
4s
4s
5^s*21
County.
Bonds.
$16,000c—1921-1924
20,000c
1925-1928
M-N/40,000r_Nov. 1 '29-'38
UO.OOOr.Nov. 1 *39-'40
BOND. DEBT April 1921 $36,000
Total assessed val. 1920
6.473.177
1,000) '20-$7.67 +
Population in 1920
4,0ou
4s '80
J-D $15,850r.($1,000
J-D)
J-D
5.000r.($1,000
yly.)
4Ms'13 J-D 124,000.($4,000 yly.) —
4Hs'15 July
3,000_($1,000 July)
4^s*20 J-J (184,000—Jan 1 *22-'44
4s '06
1 54,000--Jan 1 '45-'50
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1920 $403,350
Tot. ass'd val.'20<real est.)4,821,307
(Assessment 2-3 actual)
Tax rate
(per $1,000 1920..-$29.30
Population In 1920 (est)
10,000
J-D
J-D
2.000r_Apr 1 '23 &'25
This town is in Erie County.
88,l25r_June 1 '22-'36
100,000r
.1925-1944
3.000—$1,000 yearly
-s
4,400
Street-Improvement Bonds.
6s
$9,500
5s
6,000
-J
43^s.
2:400
Voting-Machine Bonds.
6s
$3,200
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
6s
$7,212
Water Supply Bonds.
5s
$9.000—
1944
4Xa
30.000
$3,000 yly.
BONDED DEBT 1920— $547,584
Assessed val'n, real estate
9,099,675
Assessed val'n, personal
37,750
Special franchises.
209,580
Total assessed val'n 1919
9,347,005
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$15.71
Population 1910. 4,226; 1929, 4,994
4Hs'07 J-D
4Xs
4Hs
—
—
GREENBURGH UN.FR.DIS.NO.4.
4Hs'll J-J
J-J
$38,000—Jan 1 '22-'40
38.000
1921-1939 Assess,
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1920
$82,000
Assessed val*nT9(80% act.)7,511,585
School tax (per $1,000)1919.$7.72+
6,000
Population 1920 (est.)
va.
(total
Total
Tax
13,711,891
(real estate
]personal
val.
assess,
29,200
1921 ...14,290,466
14,290,466
1921
1921—$5.64
8,656
(per $1,000)
Population 1920
rate
.
INTEREST at First Nat. Bank of
Hastlngs-on-Hudson in N.
Y. exch.
Catskill is
Erie County
$78,000—Feb 1
4s '10
F-A
30,000c.Feb 1
4s'11
F-A
10,000c-—Feb
Refunding Bonds.
4s *11
F-A $10,000c—Feb
Road Bonds.
4s '11
F-A
$5.000c—Feb
4s *12
F-A
52.500c.Feb 1
4s '15
M-S
17,500c.Mar 1
4s *16
M-S
[5.500
Mar
—
S3t.Q20r—Jan 1 '21-*39
4 Hg'10 J-J
the county seat.
Court House & Jail Bonds.
_s'08
HAMBURG
(TOWN)
UNION
FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district Is in
GREENE COUNTY.
'22-'27
'29-'31
1 1933
BOND. DEBT May 2 1921 .$31,000
Ass'd val. '20. real estate.-5,259,951
(Assessment 80% actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$7.32
Population In 1920 (est.)
4.200
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk.. N. Y.
1 1932
1 1934 HAMBURG (TOWN) UN. FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 13.
'34-'39
'39-'41
This district (P. O. Lackawanna)
1 1941
/20.000—Sept 1 '21-'24
\
4s '16
M-9
M-S
Tax rate
Mar 1 1942
8,000—Sept 1 '25-'26
1,000
Sept 1 1925
20,000
1927-1930
9,500
5s *19
20,000—May 1 '27-'30
5s *19
(4,000
Mar 1 1931
14,500
Mar 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Dec. 1 '20 |$274,000
Assessed val.. real ........14.457.472
Assessed val.. personal—
185.645
Total assessed val., 1919-14,643,117
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $31.34
Pop'n 1910. 30,214;
1920. 25.976
5s '19
—
(per $1,000)
192^—$10.20
—
5s
...
—
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
GREENPORT.
This village Is In Suffolk County.
Incorporated 1838. /
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
Water debt
r~
HAMILTON.
This village Is In Madison County.
re-incorporated
1816;
Incorporated
1900.
Electric Light Bonds.
Nov. 30
5^s'20
s-a
$28,000-Sept 15 *23-'36
Gas Light Bonds.
5Hs'20
s-a
$22,000-Sept 15 '25-'35
'21-1119,500
49,500
BOND. DEBT Apr. 18
Water debt (included)
954,090
Assess, val. real estate.-
Assess, val.
personal
25.500
Other assessable property
Total assessed val. 1921
10.590
999.000
21,500
—
„-
INT.
Rye Nat.
Bank of Rye
This
——
...
INTEREST
»n
New
at
1920. 3.970
Northvllle
Bank
village Is in Westchester Co.
Population 1910, 4,552;
Population in 1920 (est.) —
INT. at Hempstead Bank.
,nn
This town Is In Westchester Co.
4tfs
1921-1939
$21,470
—
5s'13
7,600
1921-1939
Street Bonds.
4.30s
J-J
$15,000
July '22-'26
5s '13
J-J
19,575—July 1 *22-'36
—
School tax
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Freeport.
4s '02
J-J
39.000r.Jan
4Hs'13 J-J
70,000-.Jan 1 *29-'46
1921-1925 4M»s'13 J-J
12,000..Jan 1 *24-'29
1927-1934 BOND. DEBT May 24'21 $145,425
Total ass'd val'n 1920-21
8.789,741
Grade-Crossing Elim. Bonds.
4*4*
$26,000
1921-1946 Tot.tax rate(p.$1,000)'2 V21 .$15.60
INT. at First Nat. Bank and at
BOND. DEBT May 1919. $150,500
Assess, val. 1918 (act.)
8,862,256 thh Freeport Bank, Freeport.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
$8.00
INT. at First Nat. Bank, HastHEMPSTEAD UN. F. S. D. NO. 10.
—
...
ings-on-Hudson.
P. O.
haverstraw"
5s '16
is Baldwin.
$l,000r
Apr 1 '22-'23
36,000r_.Apr 1 '24-'31
2.000r—.Apr 1 1932
A-O
This
village is in Rockland County.
Tnc. 1854.
Population 1910. 5,669;
1920, 5,226.
Sewer Bonds.
4.12s*09 J-J $42,500--Sept 1 '21-'37
4>£s'12 Sept
12,OOOc_Sept 1 '21-'22
TOT.
DEBT.Tjune 1 '21_$46,350
Floating debt
(incl.)
1,850
Assess, val. real estate
2,351,590
Assess, val.
Other
Tot .ass'd
24,090
84,142
personal
property
assess,
-
7,000
July 1 '22-*23
5,000--Mar
l'22-'26
4.4%
6s '21
s-a
BOND. DEBT
Apr 18 1921
$17,000
Total assessed val'n 1921—2,964,419
$1,000) '2l_$15.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
4,000
Total tax rate (per
INT. at Bank of Rockville Center.
HEMPSTEAD
(TOWN)
FREE
S.
D.
NO.
14.
val.'/0(80%act.).2,459,732
UNION
P.
O.
Woodmere.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1929—SL7.89
INT. at People's Bk., Haverstraw
4Hs'17 F-A$l23.450.-Nov 1 '21-*37
TOTAL DEBT Apr. 18 '21_$101,000
Assess, val. real
4,561,415
HAVERSTRAW UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
This district Is in Rockland Oo.
Assess, val.
5s '10
J-D
Assess, val.
Total
$30,500
$2,500,000
1918
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
Population in 1916 (est.)
assess,
School tax rate (per
INT. payable at
11.
$110,000.July 1 '23-'33
9.000—Jan
1 '22-'24
BOND, DEBT May 1 1921 $119,000
Total assessed valuation
(about X actual), 1920—3,577,967
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$9.40
Population in 1920 (est.)
2,800
Principal and interest at the Nas¬
sau
County National Bank, Rock¬
DIST. NO.
*21
J-J
5.48s
(Inc. April 17 1784) Is
In Nassau Co., but was formerly
Queens Co., then including Far
Rockaway,
Hempstead,
Inwood,
Lawrence, Rookaway Beach and Seaford villages.
On Jan. 1 1898 that
portion of the town lying "westerly of
a straight line drawn from the south¬
easterly point of the town of Flushing
through the middle of the channel
between Rockaway Beach and Shel¬
ter Island, In the county of Queens,
to the Atlantic Ocean," became part
of New York City, under the Greater
New York Charter.
This boundary
was
changed by the Legislature in
April 1899, audi the new boundary Js
Hempstead
of the old town of Hemp¬
stead "bounded on the east and north
ville Centre.
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 15.
Building Bonds.
5s
$ll,220r
1930
5s *10
M-N 97,500r_May 1 '22-'34
4^s*12 M-N105,000r_Sept 1 '-21*41
4^s'19 s-ajl75,000r.Dec 15 '24-'48
...
105,000rDec
s-a
BOND. DEBT Apr. 18
fund—.
by the east and north bounds of the
Sinking
Assessed value
said
Far Rookaway, and
a
line drawn due
northwest corner
of
village to the south line of the
Jamaica, as it existed on the
town of
thirty-first day of December 1897."
bonds given below are those re¬
maining as a debt against the town
after assigning to New York City the
portion belonging to it according to a
decision of the Supreme Court of the
Third
Judicial
District
at
Albany
Dec. 9 1899.
See V. 69, p. 1357.
Town House Bonds.
5s
$45,000
Road Bonds.
4s '93
J-J $293,000c&r_July 1 1923
Almshouse Bonds.
4Hf?'ll M-8 $13,180 .M&S 1V21-'2B
BOND. DEBT April 1920
$352,000
15 1949
15 *25-'45
'21-$512,700
25,000
4,500r—Dec
I
6s '20
former village of
on
the east by
the
$l,000)'2l$10.70
Bank of Lawrence,
Lawrence.
7.000 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
In
from
107,916
4 712,081
val. 1920
$13.50
INT. at Peoples' Bank, Haverstraw.
that portion
34,750
personal......
Special franchise
$3t.000-r-Y'ly on Dec 1
BOND. DEBT 1919
School tax (per
1920
11,955,120
$1,000) '20—$16.50
7,500
Population in 1919 (est.)
INT.
first issue payable at the
on
Rlverhead Sav. Bank, on others
U. S. Mtge, & Tr. Co.. N- Y
at
The
—
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DISTRICT NO. 17.
414 s'12 A-O $27,000r.Apr 10 '22-*48
TOT. DEBT May 8' 19-..
$28,000
Assess, val. real
—1,038,915
Assess, val.
Total
30,700
personal
assess,
1,069.615
val. 1919
1919—$7.40
Population In 1919 (est.)..
1,000
School tax (per $1,000)
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 20.
Net total assess, val. 1917 70.501,492
$27,000r—Jan 1 *22-'48
SLOOOc.July 1 '22-'27
7.000r-Dec3l *21-*34
250,000-Jan 1 '23-'47
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 1920
$39,000
Total assess, val. 1919
2,401,458
Total tax (per
School tax
68.430.377
Assess, val. real estate
Special
Total
personal
franchises.
assess,
70,542.252
1917
val.
$1,000) 1919—$15 90
house
bonds
J-J
5s
(per $1,000) 1919—$15-50
7,000
70,397 Population 1919 (est.)
INT. on road bonds at First Nat.
Bank,
Hempstead;
on
almshouse
bonds at Town Clerk's office, and
town
4.20s'10 J-J
J-J
467,050 4s
1.644,825 5^s'21 s-a
Assess, val.
at
Bank
of
Rockville Center.
payable at L. I. City Bank,
Rockville
Centre
Bank,
Oswego
INT.
Bank and Greenburg
Bank.
HEMPSTEAD~UN£ON FREE
DIST. NO.
This town has an Invested fund of
SCH.
21.
1922-1924
2-4,OOOo&r—1922-1935
4Hs'15.T-J
20.000—Jan 1 *2>-'25
4.90s'20J-J
2 4,500 -..-.1922-1930
hempsteadTvillage.
(5,000
Jan 1 1922
This village is In Nassau Countv. 5.74s'20 s-a
13,000
Jan 1 1923
Incorporated 1853. Population 1923
5s '20
J-J
167,000c
1923-1925
6,382; 1915. 6,073.
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '21—1193,000
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
$500,000 on bonds and mortgages at
6% from the sale of town bonds.
i..
1921-1931
BOND. DEBT
April 1921
$1.500c
Total valuation 1920
5,338,629
1920
$18.30
INT. at Bank of Rockville Centre,
'22-'49
Building Bonds.
$15.000r—July 1 *22-'31
...
J-J
4 608*08 J-J
4s *05
School tax (per $1,000)
J-J $t96.000r_July 1
$8.248.35..Part yearly
Sewer Improvement Bonds.
1921-1924
$2,000o
Jan 1 1922
22,125r. Jan 1 '22-'34
I '22-'54
J-J
4s '07
4.10s'09J-J
$8 310
12.000
—
5s
Water Bonds.
3H«
$30.400
—.$120,000
York exchange.
New
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 9.
P. O. Freeport.
Park Bonds.
4.35s
4.26s'11 J-.T
4Hs
UnTFR. S. D. NO. 8.
$35,000-.-Jan 1 '25-'42
*21_$40,500
1,567 840
(per $1,000) "20—$19.30
HEMPSTEAD
4Ks'15 J-J
In
Sidewalk Improvement Bonds.
5s
12,000
Sewer Bonds.
4.26V11
harrison.
236,901
Tot. ass'd val. '20 (1-5 act.)7.712,855
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 20_$17.50
1879.
1929, 5,523.
4.12s'16J-D $20.000
Sewer Bonds.
York exchange.
assessable property—
Other
BOND. DEBT Apr. 25
Total assess, val. 1926
hastings on hudson.
Inc.
on
Population 1910, 4.373:
at
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
4,33s'11 A-O $30,000—Oot 2 '21-'3l
3.99s'09J-D
38,500r
1931
4 33s'11 F-A
7,450r
1931
5s '18
16,000
1927
5s *18
M-S
35,000—Sept 1 *22-'28
5H*'20 J-J
300,000c—Jan 1 *22-'51
6s '21
M-S 3OO,O00c_Mar 1 '25-'54
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 1921 $719,375
Assessed valuation, real—.7,445,304
Assessed val'n, personal
30,650
and Mamaroneck Nat. Bank.
hamilton county.
.
,
—
Pop'n 1910, 44,297; '20
(per $1,000)'29$28.05
Population in '15, 1.586, 1920, 1,505
Lake Pleasant is the County seat
15,000
Funding Bonds.
1,717,400
J-D$118.750c.June 1 *22-'40
69,250 5s '10
Other assessable property—
13,487 BOND. DEBT May 22 '20 $125,000
Assessed val.. real
6,002,129
Total assessed val.
1920
57,164
(65% actual)
1,800.137 Special franchise & personal
Tot. assess, val.'20'70 act.)6,059,293
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920$14.10
$9 50
Populat'n in 1915, 3,735: 1920, 3,122 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
GREENWICH (VILLAGE).
This village Is in Washington Co.
Incorporated In 1809.
xPaving Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J
$5,500r.July 1 22-32
4Hs'16 J-J
28.000.-July 1 22-'46
BOND. DEBT May 14 '20 $37,050
Assessed val., real—
$1,142,889
(Assessment at 2-3 actual value.)
—
—
Total tax rate
$62,250
(included)
Floating debt (add'1)
Assessed val. real
Assess, val. personal
(40% to 50% actual)—.4,986,136
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20_$20.00
—
—
north
is in Erie County.
5s *19
s-a
$45.000--July 1 *22-*39
BOND. DEBT May 23 1921-$63,000
Total assess, val, 1920—
224,847
\7,000
4s '16
Total assessed val'n 1920
now
Judgment Bonds.
5s '19
J-J
38.400—Jan 1 '23-38
TOTAL DEBT Apr. 18 *21 -$38,400
173,951
Assess, val. franchises
hempstead. town.
HAMBURG.
INT. at the Dobbs Ferry Bank.
estate—$4,778,235
33,950
personal
Assess, val.
$4,000r„ Apr 1 '22-'25
4s
6s
Sch. taxrtte (perl
4s
Assess, val. real
Highway Bonds.
4s
—„
Is in Westchester County.
School Bonds.
5s '19
M-N$r6.590c_May 1 '2>-'39
61
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
Far RockawayBk.and Union Sav.Bk.
of
Patchogne,
Ellenvllle
Sav.
Bk.,
Queensi County Sav. Bank and Nas¬
1927 sau County Nat. Bank of Rockville
$275,600 Centre.
_
_
AND TOWNS
NEW YORK—CITIES
HONEOYE FALLS.
A
HEMPSTEAL UNION FREE
This village Is In Monroe County.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24.
6s *13
$20.000—July 1 '22-'41 Incorporated in 1838
4Hs'07 ...
12.000r_. Jan 1 '22-'27 BOND. DEBT May 20 '21.$34,500
33,000
4.70s
8.000T
1922-1929 Water debt (included)
878,200
BOND. DEBT 6ct 1914—
$50,000 Assess, val. real estate
—
26,700
Certificate debt
7,500 Assess. val. personal
Assess, val. real
1,432,111 Other assessable property— 22,698
Special franchise-.
31,300 Tot. value 1921 (75% act.)..927.598
Tfotal valuation 1916
.'..1,463,411 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000! '2l__$10.80
School tax (per $1,000) 1916—$12.00 Pop'n 1910, 1.169; 1920
1,107
—
«...
INT.
on
the 4Mb payable at
the
HOOSICK FALLS.
Lynbrook Nat. Bank and PoughThis village Is in Rensselaer County.
keepsle Savings Bank; on the 5s of Inc.
Apr. 14 1827. Pop'n '10, 5;532;
1913 at Bank lof Rockville Centre.
1920, 4,896.
Public-Building Bonds.
HEMPSTEAD
(TOWN)
UNION 3.80s
M-N$13,715
Nov 1 1930
FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 26.
Grading and Paving Bonds.
This
district
(P.
O.
Rockville 4.15s g'08Ju!y $27.500r—-Jlyl'22-32
Centre) is in Nassau Co.
Water-Works Bondc.
-s '20
s-a
($17,500c&rJan 1 *22-'28 4.30s'07 J-J $27,000r_ .July I '22-'26
\ 6,000c & Jan 1'29-'30 TOTAL DEBT Dec 311918.$131,460
BOND. DEBT
? Total val. 1918 (90% act./.4,075.179
Prin. and int. payable at Nassau Tax rate (peril ,000) 1916
$13.74
Co. Nat. Bank, Rockville Centre.
INT. payable at Hoosick Falls.
„
,
^
_
„
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
HORNELL.
DIST. NO. 28.
This city is in Steuben County.
This district Is in Nassau Co.
Name
formerly
Hornellsville,
but
BOND. DEBT April 1921.
$65,000
Total valuation 1920
9.460,330 changed by Chap. 288, Laws of 1906.
School tax (per
Inc. 1888.
$1,000) '20—$12.90
\
4Hs'll A-O $27,000c
Water Bonds.
1921-1934
$28,000
...
4&s'19 Octl 749,979c&r.Oct 1 '23-49
Electric Light Bonds.
3Hs
$4,000
1921-1928
5s '20
M-Nl52,000--May 1 '22-'40
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4Mb
$12,000
1921-1928
Fire Truck Bonds.
_—
3.000c.. July 15 1924
Park Refunding Bonds.
4)is'13 J-J
$25.700r
1921-1931
Fire Station Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4.30s
>
Bridge Bonds.
J-J f $4,000c July 15 '22-'23
5s '14
HERKIMER.
This village is in Herkimer Co. Inc.
1870.
Pop'n '10. 7,520; '20, 10,453.
4tfs'17 F-A
$1,000
Feb 15 1922
—
4Hs'16 ann
$2,000 —1921-1922
4Hb'1 1 A-O $ 17.000c ...Apr 1 1931
Paving Bonds.
4s *08
J-J
$24,000c.July 1 *22-'33 BOND. DEBT May 1 '21. $370,000
205,000
Water debt (Included)
4,200
'21-'28 Sinking funds/General
VWater
56,000
4Hs'14 May 22,535—May 1 '22-*44
7,549.550
4.55ST5-—
25,000
1921-1945 Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
89,300
Improvement Bonds.
Other assessable property.
438,247
4Mb'03 M-N$10,500c_Nov 1 *21-'27
4s '03
_
Total val. '21 (70% act.)..8,077,097
Refunding Bonds.
$14.67
5s '13
F-A $23,000—Aug 1 *21-'43 City tax (per $1,000) 1921
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $39.63
5Ms
20,000-.May 1 '47-'42
Pop'n *10, 13.617; 1920, 15 025.
Bridge Bonds.
INT. on water bonds at Chamber¬
4.60sT3Oct $55,000—$2,500 yearly
BOND. DEBT Dec 1919- $134,000 lain's office; park refunding bonds
Bank
of
Commerce,
Assessed val. real est
5,946,427 at National
Total assessed val. 1918
6,258,167 N. Y., or Chamberlain's office: sewer
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$38.50 bonds at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
paving bonds also in New York.
...
HERKIMER UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
4s '07
J-J
$21,000c.July 1 '22-'42
5s
J-J
3,000r_July 1 '22-'24
4.30s'12J-J
75,000
1921-1946
This village is in Chemung
Incorp. in 1837.
BOND. DEBT
County.
Pop'n 1919, 2,100.
Apr 16 '21—$28,200
Water debt
(incl.T
4.000c-July 1 '22-'25
'21 $110,000
Assessed val'n, real estate. 10,244,851
Assess,
real
BOND. DEBT April 26
Assess,
Assessed
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $13.08
4.000c—July 1 '22-'25
val'n, personal...
143,050
Other assessable property._
59,520
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (abt act.) 10,447,421
Tot.
val.
21,700
920,625
val. pers'l & franch. 69,300
val. '21 (80% act.)...989.925
2,078
Pop'n 1910. 1.778; 1920
(per $1,000) 1920—$9.85
Population in 1920
10,453 HUDSON.
This city (Incorp. in 1785) Is the
INT. on 4s payable at Nat. Bank
of Newport; on 5s and 4.30s at First county steat of Columbia County.
Storage Dam & Bldg. Bonds.
National Bank.
4>*s'14 F-A $14,500r.Aug 1 *25-'27
Sohool tax
Cemetery Bonds.
HERKIMER COUNTY.
$2,000 ...Feb 1
4^s'14 A-O
Herkimer Is the county seat.
1922
6s '21
F-A
19,000
Feb *23-'27
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
Water Bonds.
A-O $12,000
1921
4s '04
July $20,000r__July 1 1922
4s '08
A-O 120,000
1922-1931
4s'04
July
50,000r__July 1 '23-24
4s'09
A-O
48,000o.._Apr 1 '32-'36
5s '20
A-O
5,000—Apr 1 *22-'25
4s '11
A-O
60,000o..Apr 1'22-'25
Recreation Ground Bonds.
4Hs'15 A-O 102,000..$12.000
y'ly
4Hs'17 J-D
$4,000
June 1 1926
Apr 1 '26-'34
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4Hs'15M-N 300,000..May 1 '22-'41
4Ms'19 J-D
$5,400.June 15 '22-'24
5s '19
M-S 140,000c&rMarl .22-'49
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s *20
J 196,000Mar. 1 '22-'49 4s '93 F-A $4,000c.Feb 1 '22-'23
\
9.000. ..Mar 1 1950
4s '95
M-S
12,000c.-Mch 1 '22-'27
84,000.-Mar 1 *22-'33
136,000-.Mar 1 '34-'50 4Mb'U M-N 20,OOOr..May 1'22-'25
5s *20 M-S
27.800r
1925-1930
11,000. .Mar 1 *23-'33 4V*s'13J-D
14,500
Oct 15 '21-*25
16,000. .Mar 1 '22-'37 4^s'15 A-O
4s *08
—
Building-lmpt. Bonds.
'17
J-J
$5,000 ...July 1 1922
Hospital Bonds.
5s '17
A-O $22,000..Apr 1 *22-'43
5s *20
87,000—Mar 1 '22-'50
5s
,
...
Home Defense
Bonds.
$7,000
1921-1922
Tuberculosis Co. Hospital Bds.
5s '18
...
giOND. M-S 145,00016 '21 $1,501,000
*19 DEBT Apr
1921-1949
Sinking fund
30,918
Assessed valuation, real—48,413,329
Assessed val. personal....
372,850
Total valuation 1920
16,800
Refunding Loan.
5s '15
—
$3,000
4%s'19 A-O
School Bonds.
3 Mb
M-S
$2,000r
4^s'13 A-O
75.000r
4^s'15 F-A flO.OOOr
\
Apr 1 '22-'24
Sept 1 1921
1925-1932
1925
1926
5,000r
f 6,000r
\ 6.700r_
4Hs'15 A-O
1927
1928
4W18 F-A
• 7,500
1921-1924
Deficiency Bonds.
6s '21
J-J ($15,000—Jan 10 '28-'30
\
48,786,179
...
Tax rate
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
(per $1,000) 1921—$15.99 +
800
Population in 1920
This village,
This village Is In Orleans County.
Inc.
1867.
formerly Sandy Hill,
Washington Co.
Inc. In 1810'.
Sewer Bonds.
*
Pop'n 1910, 10.167; 1920, 3^s
1,625.
Electric-Light Bonds.
Aug $1,000
1921
Paving Bonds.
4HsT4 M-N $2,700—Aug 1 '21-'23
Sewer Bonds.
5b
Aug $47,600—Aug 1 *21-'37
Water Bonds.
5s '18
$55,000c
1923-1943
BOND. DEBT May 1919—$116,200
Assessed valuation
992,337
Tax rate (per $1.000)
$17.13
4s
.
---
......
.
Park
4.40s
3^8
F-A $25,000.-Aug 1 '21-'30
F-A
9.660—Aug 1'21-'30
Paving Bonds.
F-A $26.400.—Aug 1 '21-*32
F-A
17,662—Aug 1'21-'32
5s '19
F-A
67,500—Aug 1 '22-'46
TOTAL DEBT Apr. 16 '21 $244,058
Assess, val., real estate
2,115,805
Special franchises
111,732
Tot. assess, val.'20(14 act.)2,227,537
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$18-80
Population In 1920
5.761
INT. at U. S. Mtg. & Tr Co., N.Y.
4 Mb
3.8s
'22-'41
.$1,537,500
1,150,000
343,847
F-A$100,000r_Aug 1
Sinking fund...
......
14,851,005
863,437
Assess, val. real
„.
Assess,
Bridge Bonds.
5s '21
J-J
$5,000
val. franchise
(M act.). —15.714,442
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$37.10
Pop'n 1910, 14,802; 1920, 17,004
INTEREST on the $10,000 water
Tot. val. 1920
Bonds.
$3.750
Highway Bonds.
4s due 1927, the 4s due Aug. 1 19225s
$2,000
5s
17,500
1941, and the 4s of 1944 at the City
5Ms
J-J
500,000.-July 2 '25-'50 Chamberlain's office; on other water
BOND. DEBT May 1919.
$146,490 bonds at Union Trust Co. and Colum¬
Assess, value, real
15.483,512 bia Trust Co., New York.
Assess, value, personal
274,350
Assessed valuation 1919--15.257.862
JAMESTOWN.
Population 1910,12.004; 1920,13,893
This city is In Chautauqua County
Inc. Mch. 311886. Pop. 1910, 31.297
HUNTINGTON UNION FREE
1920, 38,917.
SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
Bridge Bonds.
This district Is In Suffolk County.
4J4s'10J-J $50,000r...July 1 1930
4 J£s'08 J-D $74,575r_Dec 1 '21-'39
J-J 175,000--June 1 '22-'31
5s '13
M-N 52.140r.May 1 '22-'38 5Ks
City-Hail Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 13 '20- $132,500
4s '95
M-N $65,000r..May lo 1925
Tot.assess.val.'19()4 act.5.4,520,382
Park Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) '19
$16-67
4s *08
J-D $20,000r__Dec 30 1938
Population in 1920 (est.)
8,000
Park & Monument Bonds.
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank
4%s'19 M-S $28,000—Mar 1 *22-'29
of Huntington. N. Y.. in N. Y. exch.
Paving Bonds.
4s'09
A-O
$9,522 46.0ctl'21-29
ILION.
4Hs'12 A-O
2,600r -.Oct 1 '21-'22
This village is in Herkimer Co. Inc.
4.40'12 J-J
3,000r --July 1 1922
1852.
Pop'n '10, 6,588; '20, 10,169. 5s '13
1,800 —July 1 22- 23
J-J
Paving Bonds.
1.350 —Sept 1 '21-'23
5s '13
M-S
5s '13
J-J $112,180--July 1 '22-*42
3,900
July '22-'24
4.45s'14J-J
5s
43,864.35 —1921-1945
3.600
Mar '22-'25
4Hs'15 M-S
5s '19 J-D
20,000—June 1 '22-'25
4,800—July '22-'25
5s '15
J-J
Water Bonds.
5,250
Nov '21-'26
4s *16
M-N
4s
$85,000
1922
9,000r.Dec 30 '21-29
4.85s'19
4s
30,000
$3,000 y'ly
8,000
Jan 1 *22-'29
4Xs'l9
4Hs'15 M-N 69,000r.May 1 *22-'44
9,000
1921-1929
4Ms'19
School Bonds.
9,522---Oct 1 '21-29
4.70s'19
4s
$10.500
1921-1927
13,439--June 1 *22"30
6s
J-D
4^8
11,600
1921-1946
35,052. -June 1 '23-'31
5Ms
J-D
4Mb
83,000
$3,000 y'ly
24,535--June 1 '23-'31
5%s
J-D
Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4Mb
$15,500—Jan 1 *22-'35
1923
3Ms'93 M-S $50,000r_„Mch
4.60s'15—
30,000—Jan 1
—
...
—
—.
...
—
...
—
...
...
...
...
'35-*45
28.500
1921-1937
Electric-Light Bonds.
3Ma
$10,000..$1,000 yearly
3Ma
13,000-_$1,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Feb 11920. $212,455
Water debt (included)
189,000
Assess, val. (real est.)
5,422,165
Assess, val., personal
16,150
4Mb
...
—-
Other assess, property
227,472
Tot.assess.vaK' 19[M act.)..5,665,787
Village tax (per $1,000) 1919—$1540
INT. at Ilion Nat. Bank in Ilion.
IRONDEQUOIT.
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 1920 $40,000
Total assess. val. 1920--..7,003.660
Total tax rate 1920
$10.37
Population 1910, 3,526; 1920 , 5,123
IRVTNGTON.
This village Is In Westchester Co.
Inc. 1872.
Population 1920, 2,701.
Main Sta. Bonds.
4Hs *15 F-A $26.000-Aug 1 '2l-'33
Water Bonds.
4s '07
A-O
$8,000o
1922
4s '09
J-J
4,000o
1922
iMB'll A-O
22,000r
1930
3 >^s'9 9 A-O
32,000c
1928
4MJ16 A-O
10,000—Oct
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s
'00 J-J
$22,000o.
TOT. BD. DT. Apr. 17
Water debt (Included)
Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
r21
58,000
203,400
Nat. Bank
(P.
O. Islip) is In Suf¬
folk County.
♦Sewer District Bonds.
4^s'16 M-N$22,500—yrly for 20 yrs
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 19 '21
$24,000
Assess, val., real estate
21.282,116
Assess, val., personal
406,700
Other assess, property
$712,180
Total assess, val. 1921
22,400,996
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921— $11.80
Pop'n'10,
18,347;'20, 20.704.
•
Sewer DIst. bonds will be paid
and not town as a
The town simply guarantees
district
payment.
INT. Is
payable In Sayvllle.
ITHACA.
This city Is In Tompkins County.
Incorporated 1888.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
J-J
$10.000....-2.000 ann.
Refunding Water Bonds. I
4.30s
J-J $698,000r—July 1 1927
(Opt. $30,000 to $50,000 ann. *13-27)
J-J $162,000r—July 1 1942
4Mb
Improvement Bonds.
4^s'19 J-J $100,000-.$10,000 ann.
5s'19
J-J
110,000c&rJuly 1'24-'34
Bonds.
J-J
$50,000r
J-J
75,000r
Water
1 1944
1 1946
1 1947
1 1928
1913.)
1 1928
1 '13.)
4s *09
J-J
lO.OOOr
Jan 1 1927
(Subj. to call beginning July 1 1913.)
4s '12
J-J
50,000r—-July 1 1927
4.30s
698,000
July 1 1927
4.25s
162,000
July 1 1942
Jan
Jan
4s '07
J-J
60,000r
Jan
4Hs*08J-J
31.000c&r_Jan
(Subject to call begin. Jan 1
4s
J-J
$14,000r
Jan
(Subject to call beginning Jan.
4s
4s '06
—
...
Bonds.
J-J
$37,500c&r_.1921-1925
Sewer
4s g
...
5s '21
F-A$150,000c&rFeb 1 '21*50
Water
Bonds.
4s '03
6,000
Mar *22-'25
22,820
30,800
14.850
17,782
July 1925
May 1926
Part yearly
4|Hs'15 M-S
5s
4Mb
J-J
J-J
$5,000o
July 1 1922
June'22-28
'22-*29
9,264.— Jan
1921-1929
9,578
J-D
48,213
June '22-'30
Fire-Department Bonds.
6s
4Hs'll M-S $20.000r—Sept 1 *21-'41
Voting Machine Bonds.
6s '18
M-N $9,000
1921-1923
Apr 1921-$2,087,714
842,500
(incl.f
assess, debt (incl.)
223,187
Floating debt (add'l)
40,000
Assessed (Real estate
$23,055,069
Special
value
'20(62%
120,200
Personal
Special franchise 1,491,100
act.)
Total.
24,666.369
Prop, owned by munic
2.324,680
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $46.10
INT.
on
water
bonds
payable
at
N. Y.; on other
bonds at Chase Nat. Bank,
N. Y.; on registered bonds at James¬
U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co.,
coupon
town or in New York
exchange.
JAMESTOWN UN. FR. SCH.DIST.
4s
J-J
$10,000r
1921-1922
5s '07
J-J
105,000r_Nov 1 *23-'36
iMa'll J-D
70.000r_Dec 1 1921-27
5s '13M-N
60,000r—Nov 1 *21-'26
4Hs*14 M-N 45.OOOr.Nov
21-'29
5s '16
J-J
fl2,000r_July 1 *22-'23
\ 4,000r—July 1 1924
5s '20
J-D (150.000c&r Dec 1 '25-'29
\400,000c&r Dec 1 *30'39
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921$859,000
Assess, val., real estate
23,202,125
Assess, val., personal
120,200
Other assess, property
1,491,100
Total assess, val. 1921
24.813,425
$1,000) '21 -$17.62 +
Population in 1920
38,898
School tax (per
INT.
on
all
bonds
paid direct
to
holders of same.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Watertown Is the county
seat.
Highway Bonds.
1 '22-'25
1 *22-'29
1 *22-'36
1 '22-'32
A-O 100,000—Apr 1 '23-'42
$20.000r_-Feb
4s
40.000r__Feb
4^s'16 A-O
55.000r.Mar
5s '20
A-O 150,000—Apr
4s
'07
'09
5s '21
5s
Funding Bonds.
4s '06
'08
Mar '22-'25
4^8*15 M-N 10.000
16,000
1921-1928
5s '18
J-J
16,200
July'22-'30
5J^s
J-J
Refunding Elec. Light Bonds.
4s '03
J-D $10.125r—Dec 1 *21-'23
4s *01
J-D
lO.OOOr.June 1 '22-'31
4.60sJ-D
26,000.-Dec 1 *21-'33
Refunding Grade Crossing
Elimination.
5Ms'21 F-A /$4,895c&rFeb 1
1922
l65,000c&rFeo 1 '23-'35
Hospital Bonds.
4^8'IOJ-J
$50,000r._-Jan 11930
4 Mb'U M-S
27,921 — Sept 1' 21-'41
4.30s
3,000
Apr 1 1922
Lighting Bonds.
5Ms*20 M-N$240,000r.May 1 '22-'45
Milk Plant Bonds.
Water debt
This town
by
4s
1923
J-D 111,000c&r. Deo
M-N 42,000—May 1 '22-'42
J-D
20,000r
June 1 1922
42,000r—Dec 30 1928
J-D
TOT. BD. DT.
ISLIP.
whole.
'02
7,983,240
258,100 4^s'19 M-N
Tot.assess.val.'21(85%act) 8,444,740
Village tax (per $1,000) 1921-$9,022
for
4s
'15
J-J
4.20s'16M-N
4.60sT7F-A
$238,000
4.80s
J-D
Special franchises
INT. at Irvington
4s '93
4s '97
A-O/$300,000r. .Mch 20 1943
1 30,000c.-Mch31 '22-*23
4^8*13 M-N 90,000c_May 1 '22-'33
5Ms'20 M-N 390,000rMay 1 *22-'60
Paving Certificate Fund.
4.40'12 J-J
$3.600r—July 1 1922
4Ks'12 A-O
l.SOOr—Octl '21-22
1 *21-'30 5s '13 J-J
3,360_.July 1 *22-'23
5s '13
M-S
7,200—Sept 1 '21-23
1929
4.45s'14J-J
5,100
July *22-'24
Paving Bonds.
4'10s'17 A-O $120,000c Mar 1 *22-'36
Sewer Bonds.
4.10s*17 A-O
$8,000c-Apr 1 *22-'29
HUDSON FALLS.
Is In
HOLLEY.
4s '07
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21
Water debt (Included)
Sidewalk Bonds.
$240
4,000._.Jan 10 1931
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $346,800
Popula'n 1910, 56,356; 1920, 64,962
|_
95,000
INTEREST is payable at the Her¬ Water debt (lncl.)
Sinking funds
23,600
kimer Nat. Bank in N. Y funds.
Assess, val. real
.—5,005,731
Assess, val. personal
64,035
HILTON.
Other assessable prop
180,684
This village is In Monroe County.
Total assess, val. 1921-1922
Incorporated in 1885.
(2-3 act.)..
5,250,450
BOND. DEBT May 23 ,21-$47,780
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921 —$53.99
Assessed val'n, real estate...710,947
Assessed valuation, personal. 33,350 Population '10, 11,417; '20, 11,745
Assessed valuation, franchises 12,057
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (60% act.).756.354
6s
School Bonds.
3 Mb
J-J
$20,000r
1929
Creek and Drainage Bonds.
This town is in Monroe County.
HORSEHEADS.
4Hs*15 A-O
4^sT3 J-J
(44,000—July 1 *27-'48
\ 2,150
July 1 1949
Sewer-System Bonds.
5s *15
J-J
$90.000-July 1 '22-'44
—
...
3Hb
F-A $175.000c—Aug 1 1921
4Hs'll
O
30.000c. Apr 1 '22-'24
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-N
$60,000c.May 26 '21-26
Paving Bonds.
5s '13
$2,000r ..Oct 1 1921
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
M-S
$8,000c. Sept 1
HUNTINGTON.
This town la In Suffolk County.
5s *20
[Vol. 112.
*
F-A
Feb
Refunding Bonds.
*18 M-S ($60,300.-Mar 1 *22-'34
1120,000—Mar 1 '35-40
June, 1921.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
jeffebson co. <
KENMORE
Jail Bonds.
4b '09
F-A $30,000r_. Feb 1 '22-'27
Hospital Bonds.
F-A $15,000r__Feb 1 '26-'28
25,000r_Mar 1 '29-'33
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21
$620,000
Assessed valuation, real__70,165,546
Assessed val'n, personal.. 1,261,245
Other assessable property. 1,566,273
Tot. val.'20(80to 85%act)72,993,064
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20—$9.64
Pop. 1910, 80,382; 1920
82,250
4s '11
4Ms*16 A-O
INT. at office of County Treas.
JOHNSON CITY.
...
...
...
Sewer Bonds.
3.85s
M-S $2l,000r
Population 1920 (est.)
INT.
...
...
.
INT. at Workers' Trust Co.
First
(suc¬
Bank),
Nat.
Johnson City.
JOHNSON
SCH.
UNION
NO. 11.
CITY
DIST.
bonds
on
payable
at
Kenmore.
or
Buffalo;
3,500
$24,750 issue
remainder at
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Hudson Falls)
is in
Washington County.
High-School Bonds.
4Hs'17 M-N125.670c.Nov 1 '2l-'49
4Hs'17 M-N
9,000c_Nov 1 *21-'23
Building Bonds.
Oct
$5.000r_$l,000
4s '97
FREE
This district
(P. O. Johnson City)
Is in Broome County.
5s
$30,000
ROND. DEBT Apr 21 '21.S35.000
Tot. ass'd val.'21 (60% act.).967,594
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$11.35
...
ohnstown.
This
city is in Fulton Co.
Inc.
Population 1920, 10,905.
Funding Bonds.
6a *15 J-D $20. OOOc&r June 1 '22-'25
RR. Refunding Bonds.
4s '19
J-D •
3,600
1921-1923
1895.
Assessed val'n, personal
33,000
(60% act.)..2,071,527
Population (est.)
6,500
INT. payable in Hudson Falls.
Total val. '16
This
city
is
the
county seat of
Ulster Co.
Inc. 1872.
Pop'n 1910,
25,908; 1920, 26.688.
Improvement Bonds.
4Hs
A-O $13,500
Apr 1 1930
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4Hs'15 J-J
$6,000..July 1 '22-'23
($6,000 In odd years.)
Street Bonds.
4s '09
M-S _$18,000c.Moh 1 *22-'23
4Hs'll M-S
70,000c.Mch 1 '23-'29
Water Bonds.
3Hs'96 A-0$378,000c.Apr 1 '22-'36
4s '97
F-A 100.730c.Feb 1 '22-'37
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'15M-8 $11,500c..Mar 26 1922
4Hs'18 A-O
$9,500
Apr 1 1934
Board of Education Bonds.
4^sT3 J-J $106,400r_Apr 1 '22-'25
4Hs'15 J-D /14,500
June 1 1926
115,500
June 1 1928
4s *17
13,000
1921-1922
School Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'19 A-O $14,000
Apr 1 1931
...
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 1920 $905 000
Water debt (included)
420,000
Ass'd val.. real & franch—18,869.272
Assess, val. personal
178 690
Total valuation 1920
36,047.872
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919-—$33.00
INT. on refunding bonds of 1918
payable at County Treasurer's office;
grade crossing bonds at Ulster Co.
Sav. Inst., Kingston.
on
...
—
...
...
_
INT.
school
bonds
—
of
800,000
.$18.20
1909
at
sch. dist. no. 6.
Formerly
'
First Nat. Bank, N. y.
kenmore.
This village is in Erie County. Inc.
1899. Pop'n 1910, 1,020; '20, 3,160.
Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'06 J-D $37,350r_Dec 1 '21-'35
a
school district of West
Assess,
14,167.50—1921-1925
Bonds.
M-9 $13,000c—Sept 1 1931
BOND. DEBT May 7 *21
$43,000
val. 1921
17,918.830
School tax (per
$1,000) "21---$12.13
Population in 1920 (est.)
25.000
INT. at Lackawanna Nat.
lake
—
Bank.
placid^
This village is In Essex County.
Inc. 1900.
Population 1910. 1,682;
1920, 2.099.
Water
Bonds/4Hs
$53,800
4.65g'07J-J $18,730—July 1 *22-'37
\5s
21,000
5s g '07 M-S
l9,074r.Sept 1 *21-'37
Refunding 5s
36,704
5Hs'18
4,025
Sewer 4Hs
15,433
5s '19
M-N
550—May 1 '24-'25
Fire
.s
'16
s-a
$3,000
...
—
...
_
.
While this district is now Included
within the boundaries of the City of
LEWISTON (Town).
district organization re¬
mains a separate corporation within
that
city and the city authorities
have no jurisdiction in the matters
4HS.87
Troy,
—
—
5s
Water Bonds.
the
of the school district.
J-D
4s
5,200
Sewer
5Ms
15,000
$3,400r.Sept 1 '2l-'37
22,400
1,067c. .Jan 1 '22-'24 Electric-Light J4Hs
15s
9,000
5s '02
J-J
5,000—July 1 '22-*26
Electric light refunding 5s.
16,454
Real Estate Purchase Bonds.
18,842
5s '03
A-0
$720.—Oct 1 *21-'23 Sundry refunding 5s
Fire House 5s
500
Funding Bonds.
Park 4H8
4,200
4.65s'13J-D $20,000..Dec 1 '21-'40
Sidewalk 5s
13,000
5s '17
M-N 23,529r
1922-1944
Paving 5s
63,000
Sewer Bonds.
24,800
4Hs'll M-S $4,250.Sept 1 '21-'25 Highway 5Hs
Paving Bonds.
4Hs'15 J-J
18,000—July 1 '22-'39
$24,800
.s '16
s-a
2,400
1921-1924 5^s
BUND. DEBT Apr 16 '21_ $319,333
5s '17
M-N
9,000r
1922-1939
Water debt (incl.)
112,904
5Hs'18
850
Assess, val. real estate
..2,553,950
5s '19
M-N
6,000—May 1 *24-'43
Assess, val. personal
11,110
Storm-Water-Sewer Bonds.
Other assessable property
7,350
4Hs'l6 J-D $17,000r.Dec 1 *21-'40
Tot. ass'd val.'20 (75%act.)2,572 410
Lighting Bonds.
Total tax rate(per $1,000) 20-S12.80
4.70s'10J-J
$900r._ Jan 1 '22-'24
$22,000c.Dec
4Hg'08A-O
1 '22-*31
8,000r._Apr 1 '22-'29
4 H g' 10M-N85,000 --.May 1'25-'41
TOTAL DEBT May 12 *21 $115,000
Assess, valuat.freal estate.7,601,352
(85% of act.) \total
(per $1,000)
8,366.469
1920- $11.60
School tax
4^8'13 J-D
1,000—Dec 1 '21-'22
M-S
1,700—Sept 1 *21-'37
4.40s'l4J-D
3,340—June 1 '22-'26
Paving Bonds.
5s'18
$1,500
1921-1923
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 18 '21. $314,043
Water debt (incl.)
18,580
Sinking fund
6,069
Ass'd val. *21 (60% act.)..4,231,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) *21
$15.00
INT. payable at Treas. office*
INT. at Bank of Lake Placid.
PLACID
UNION
F.
S.
5s
2.
$3,395
Nov 1 1927
5s
125,000
Apr 1 *32-'56
5^s
18,OOOc_Feb
1 '22-'29
6s
70,000c&rDec 1'21-'34
BONDED DEBT.
$222,145
Total assessed val'n 1920..2,916,375
Population in 1920 (est.)
2,250
...
...
...
...
(per $1,000)
1910—$15.49
LIBERTY (Town).
This
town
is
in
Sullivan
County.
Pop'n 1910,
_—
...
...
„
,
_
—
$2.500
6,000
Paving Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$4,200—-Jan 1 '22-'42
Water Bonds.
4.70s'12M-N $55,200
1921-1941
-s
—
.
21,000--BOND. DEBT Mar 1'21_s
...
$87,900
9,000
3,414,194
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.—$10.54
Population 1910. 1.299; 1920--3,813
Floating debt
Assess, value 1920—
lawrence.
This
village is in Nassau County.
Population 1920, 2,861.
Inc. 1897.
Street
Bonds.
F-A $13,OOOr_Aug 1 '21-'33
Bridge Bonds.
4.80s'13J-D
$5.000r.June 1 '22-'31
Grading and Paving Bonds.
4.15s'10J-J
$35,000 —Jan 1 *22-'37
J-J
5s '13
24,000r_July 1 '22-'29
4.80s* 12J-J
60.O00r.July 1 '22-'41
5s '17
l,000r—Jan 1 *22-'23
l40.000r_.Jan 1 '24-'43
Road Bonds.
4.60g'15J-J
-.8
...
(
Village tax (per $1,000) 1913—$8.00
Int. at U. S. Mtg & Tr. Co., N. Y.
LEICESTER
(TOWN)
SCH. DIST. NO.
COMMON
5.
This district (P. O.
Cuylerville) is
Livingston County.
5s '19
ann. $36,920..Jan
1 '22-'33
5s '19
ann.
4,711 —.Jan 1 '22-'38
in
BOND. DEBT
?
ROY.
1834.
Pop'n
County.
1910, 3,771;
1920, 4.203.
Municipal
Bonds.
5s
$9.000
1921-1930
Water Bonds.
4.40*15 F-A$100,000-1 Aug 1 '21-*45
...
4.40s
—
4.35s'15J-D
I
30,000—June 1'36-*45
June 1 1926
5s *18
J-D
25,000
School Bonds.
3Hs'98 July $28,000r.July
4hs*14 July
8,000—July
4Hs'16 Aug
21,000r.Aug
Water Bonds.
'22-"35
'22-*29
'21-'41
4s '06
J-J
$56,000r_July l 22-'27
4.3s'08 June
50,000r_. .June 1 1928
(Subject to call after 1918.)
4Hs'16 M-N 20,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
$60,000
Part yearly
Paving Bonds.
1921-1938
4Hs'15 M-N $45.000
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21-$637,598
Water debt (incl.)
215,000
Assess, debt (add'l)
593
Assessed val'n, real estate.-7,152,910
4.85s'17J-J
Assessed
75,000
val'n, personal
Other assessable property
342,930
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (70%act.)7,570.840
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21.$40.13
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
$27.200-Lastbond 1929
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 *18. $227,800
Total value '13 (40% act.)_4.252,990
Incorp.
( $8,000—June 1 '22-'25
25.000_.June 1 *26-'35
4Hs'15 J-D 1
-
„
—
Tax rate
Population 1910, 3,263; 1920. 3,263
...
LE
D.
(Due $1,000 yearly from 5 to 9 years
from date.)
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 *18$69,000
Assessed valuation 1918
2,854,550
...
Tnls village is in Genesee
LAKE
NO.
County.
$59,040—-Apr 1 '22-'37
...
Water Bonds.
5s
Dec
$5,000r
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
This village is in Westchester Co.
s-an $52,000c. —$5,000 y'ly
Incorp.
1891. Pop'n
1910,
1,958; 4s'99
BOND. DEBT April 1921$49,000
1920, 2,468.
6s
$5,000—May 1 '26-*35 Asessed valuation 1920 —1,217,673
6s
15,000—May 1 '26-'50 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920--.$73.91
INTEREST payable at Sullivan
6s
6,500—May 1 '22-'34
6s
20,000--May 1 '26-50 County National Bank, Liberty.
6s
8,800.-May 1 *26-'47
LIBERTY (Village).
Municipal Site Bonds.
This village Is in Sullivan County.
4Hs'16 J-J
20,OOOc_July 1 '22-'41
Incorporated in 1870.
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
3Hs'99F-A
$9,OOOr_Aug 1 *2l-'29
$9,000--Feb 1 '22-'30
3Hs'02 M-N
5,000r_May 1 *22-*26 4Hs'20 F-A
Paving Bonds.
4^s'13 M-S
5.000—Mar 1 *22-*31
$18,000--July 15 *22-39
4.90s'14 J-J
300—Jan 1 '22-'24 4Hs'19
4.90s'14 J-J
2,600—-Jan 1 '22-*34 BOND. DEBT Jan 1920---$59,000
Water dt. (add'l) May 27 '196,000
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
1,040
4s *91
J-D
$4,200r—-Deo 1 1921 Sinking fund
926,875
4s '96
A-O
4,000r_Apr 1 '22-'25 Assess, val., real estate
92,550
3 Hs'01 M-N
9,200r_May 1 *22-'31 Assess, val., personal
4s '06
J-J
22.OOOr.July 1 '22-'30 Other assessable property--. 31,360
Tot. val. '19 (abt.l-3act.). 1,050,785
4Hs'12A-0
40.000r-Apr 1 '22-'41
Tax rate (per $1,000) '19
$20.00
Sidewalk Bonds.
2,459
4Hs'll M-S $20,000r_Sept 1 *21-'40 Pop'n in 1910, 2,072; 1920
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4.30s
M-S $l8,0Q0r_Sept 1 '21-*32 liberty union free school
5s *15
J-D
14,000—Dec 1 '21-'34
dist. no. 1.
This district is in Sullivan County.
Fire-Department Bonds.
4Hs'12 0ct
$1.500—Oct 1 '21-*23 4 Hs'll Nov $28,500--Nov 1 '21-'31
5s *14
4,000
Apr '22-'29 TOTAL DEBT May 1919—$46,500
4.35s'15J-D
6,000-Dec 15 *21-'34 Assessed val'n, real estate
559,401
5s '15
J-D
4,000—June 1 *22-'29 Assessed valuation, personal. 21,400
4.95s'18—
2,500-Nov 15 *23-'27 Other assessable property—_ 19,755
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18- $241,300 Tot. ass'd val.'18 (25%act.).600,556
Assessed valuation, real—5,841,465 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18-$30.40
Assessed val'n, personal
204,700 Population in 1918 (est.).2,600
JLNT. at Sullivan Co. Bank,Liberty
Special franchise
251,154
Total val. '16 (act. val.)..6,279,319
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916—$13.90 T TTTT V VAT.T H
INT. at Bank of Metropolis, N. Y.
This city is in*Herkimer County.
LA SALLE.
Inc. May 8 1895. Pop'n 1910, 2,273;
This village is in Niagara County.
1920, 13,029.
Incorp. 1897.
City-Hall Bonds.
Fire-Hall Bonds.
...
5s '07
This town is in Niagara
Incorp. Mar. 13 1807.
5,402; 1920, 6,030.
larchmont]
1921-1926
Street Bonds.
5s g '07 M-S
4.70s'10J-J
Assessed val. real
Assessed val., personal....
Other assessable property.
...
_s
SCQCCd
5s '06
5Hs'20
(included)....
148,000
estate..-2,662 400
43,800
Water-Works Bonds.
150,920
4s *06
M-S $16,800-Mar 1 *22-'35 Total assessed value 1920—2.819,320
BOND. DEBT May 24 '21
$36,800 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$11.00
Water debt (incl.)
4,000
Assess, val. '21 (60% act.).1,435,868 le roy union free school
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$13-00
dist. no. 1.
This district is In Genesee County
Population in 1920—
714
4Hs'09 Jan $66,000r„Jan 1 '22-'43
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 *21— $66,000
lancaster.This village is in Erie County. Inc. Tot. ass'd val.*20 (70%act.)3,345,590
1882. Pop'n 1910, 4,364; '20, 6,059. School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$13-15
Population in 1920 (est.)
5,000
Paving Bonds.
INTEREST payable at Importers'
4Hs'll M-S
$2,986
Sept 1 1921
4.40s'12F-A
4.100—Aug 1 '2l-'22 & Traders' Nafc. Bank. New York.
5s *13
M-N
3,000
May 1 1923
LESTERSHIRE—See Johnson City.
Sewer Bonds.
4.40s
A-O $140.000c_Apr 1 '22-'49
LEWIS COUNTY.
5s '18
M-S
16,000..Sept 1 '23-'54
Lowville is the County seat.
5s '18
M-S
15,000—Sept 1 '23-'52
Water Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
$7,797.. Feb 1 '22 '33
3Hs g F-A $10,OOOc&r Aug 1 *2l-'25 -s
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 '21- $206,086 -s
6,018.14Feb 1 '22 *31
Water debt (incl.)
32,000_Feb 10 '22 '37
25,000 -s '14
Assess, val. real estate
19,000-Feb 10 '22-'40
1,445,425 -s *15
Assess, val., personal
8,000
1921-1928
2,296,650 5s
Other assessable property.
$72,815
162,600 BOND. DEBT May 20'21
Tot. ass. val. (75%act.)'20-3,904,675 Ass'd val'n, real estate
14.335,546
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920---$17.38 Assessed val'n, personal—
181,105
Tot .ass'd val.'20 (75% act) 14,516,651
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co.. N.Y
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20.$37.91
lansingburg
union
free Population in 1920
23,704
This village is in Chautauqua Co.
Incorporated in 1893.
school dist. no. 1.
KINGSTON.
lackawanna.
Water Bonds.
This city is in Erie County.
4s '95
J-D $12,500c
Dec 1923
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs*18 J-D
50,000
1923-1932
5s
$157,500.
4^s'18 J-D
25,000
1933-1937
Bridge Improvement Bonds.
5s '17
M-S
85,000
Sept 1 '21-'37
4Mb
$17,325 ..June 1 '22-'30
Paving Bonds.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s'17
J-J
$1,550
1921
5s '11
J-D
$67,130r_June 1 '22-*36
5s *18
J-J
6,000
1921-1922
4Hs'12 J-D
40,932r_Dec 1 *21-'38
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'13
60,000
1938
5s *11 M-S j$18,000—Sept 1 '21-'26
Memorial Building Bonds.
I 20,000-Sept 1 *27-'31
6s '20
s-a $100.000c. Aug 15 '21-*40
5s '13
13.000—Dec 1 '21-'33
City-Hall and Jail Bonds.
5s *16
J-J
4,000r
Jan 1 '22-'25
4Hs*12 J-D $33,000r-June 1 '22-'27
School Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT May 15 '19 $395,500
4s '98
June $2,500r_.June 15 1922
Assessment debt (add'l)..
17,ll3
4Hs'09 M-S 36,000c.Mar 1 '22-'29
Assess, val. real estate
17,924,409
44*s'10 M-N
9,000r_Aug 1 *21-'29 Assess,
val. personal
250
v
Revenue Bonds.
Franchise
405,550
6s '18
A-0
$5.640
1921-1923
Total assessed val. 1919—18,330,209
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '21. $326,640
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919-—$2,279
Sinking fund
37,857
17.918
Assessed valuation, real—7,486,770 Pop'n 1910. 14.549; 1920
INT. at Lackawanna Nat. Bank.
Assess. val. spec. franchises
537,480
Assessed val'n. personal
121,700
Tot ass'd val '20(3-5 act)..8,145,950 lackawanna union free
Property owned by city
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1920
Water debt
lakewood.
—.
yearly
4Hs*ll M-N 18.000r
(Due $1,000 yearly until 1926, then
$2,000 yearly thereafter.)
BOND. DEBT April 19 '19 $168,000
Assessed valuation, real
2,038,527
.
Sept '21-'34
4.85s'13J-D
9,000r
June '22-'30
Paving Bonds.
5s
$13,000
.1921-1933
Lighting System Bonds.
4^s
$6,190
1921-1935
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '21. $323,100
Water debt (incl)
213,800
Assess, v'al. 1920 (60% act.)6,300,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920..-$40.00
the
H,
KINGSBURY (TOWN) UN. FREE
Broome County.
village of Lestershire in 1892.
Name
changed
to
Johnson
City
March 29 1916.
Pop'n 1920. 8,587.
Roller, Flusher & Housing.
4.70s'19
$14,OOOc&r ..1924-1941
Paving Bonds.
4.35s'll A-0 $15,000c
1921-1935
5a
s-a
.6,000r_Apr 1 '22-27
5s '18
12,000
1921-1933
Water-Works Bonds.
4 Hs'07 M-N
$3,500r_ .May 1 '22-'27
3.40s
M-N
3,000c
May '22-'25
3.35s
M-N
3,000o—Nov '2i-'26
5s
J-D
7,300o_June 1 '22-'23
4.55s'13 J-D
12,000c_.$1,000 in 5
yrs. & $500 each 6 mos. thereafter)
5s '14
F-A
4,000r_Aug 1 '21-24
6s '20
s-a
130.000. .July 1 '21-'33
5.40s '21
50,000-Jan
1934-1938
Municipal-Building Bonds.
3.35s
J-J
$2,500c...July '22-'26
to
SCH.
Station
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 1921
$68,450
Assessed vai. 1920
3,584.261
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$20.65
as
cessors
FREE
O.
Buffalo) is in Erie County.
School Bonds.
4Mb
J-D $24,750—.$2,750 y'ly
4Mb
A-O
43,700 $2,300 y'ly be¬
ginning 1921
This village is in
Inc.
UNION
DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P.
63
34,000-Nov 10 '21-*37
l4.000c.De3 1 '21-'34
16 *21- $157,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr
LITTLE
VALLEY.
This village Is In Cattaraugus Go.
Incorporated in 1876.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21Assessed valuation, real
$35,414
549,030
Assessed
valuation, personal
51,400
Other assessable property
28,763
Total val. '20 (M act.)
629.193
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$18.62
Population in 1920
1,253
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
Geneseo is the county seat.
Road Bonds
4H*
$12,500
1922
Highway Improvement Bonds.
5s
$36,000
1923-1925
—-
...
BOND. DEBT
Apr. 13 '21
Assess, val. real
Asses,
Assess, val.
Total
personal
assess,
Population
val.
'10,
$98,500
30,613,629
vai. franchise
1919
38,037;
714,643
1,067,210
32,395,482
'20, 36,830
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bonds at People's Nat. Bk., Malone.
Bonds.
5s
$2,555.76 Jan 2'22-'23
5s
1,100
Jan 2 1922 malone school district.
School Bonds.
4>4sTl J-J
$36,000c.Jan 1 '22-'39
Jan $50,000r—Jan 2 '22-*26 TOTAL DEBT
Apr 14 '21$35,500
School Bonds.
454s'12 J-J
$17.OOOr—-July 1 1922
City-Hall Bonds {Opt. aft. 1916).
4H»l2—_
$3,000
1921-1924 454s'10 s-a $70.000c—July 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
*
4^s '15--23,000
1921-1926
M-S $10,000r_..May 1 1931
5s '19
M-S
10,800
$1,000 y'rly 354s
4s '18
J-J
19,000
1921-1958
'20—
7,000.
Refunding Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1921$43,800
4 5£s
$40,000
Aug 1 1931
Tot.ass'd val.'20(75% act.)2,478.040
22,000r—Feb 1 1933
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 21-S15.17 454s'13 F-A
4Ms'16
Population
Tot.ass'd val.'20(80%
lockport.
Niagara County.
city is in
This
11 1865.
Population
17.970; 1920, 21.308.
Inc. Apr.
1910,
act.)3,572,295
(per $1,000) 1920—$19.00
INT. on water bonds payable at
Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y.; on other
Tax rate
Miscellaneous
...
...
10.000r__Jan 2 22-'23 Assess, val. (real estate)-.2,918,840
4s *17
Mar
9,000r..Jan 2 *22-'27 Assessed val'n, personal—
56,000
5s
7,600-_.Jan 2 '22-'29 Other assessable property._ 115,613
5s '20
J-J
90.000.-Jan 2 *22-'36 Tot.val.'20(abt.60%act.)_ .3,090,453
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
'20
$18.00
5s '12
$1,120—Dec 1 '21-'22 Population in 1920 (est.)
8,500
5s '15
—3,880—Jan 2 *22-'25
INT.
payable at Williamsburgh
5s '12
Dec
13,820—Dec 1 '21-'34 Sav. Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y.
6s '13
Aug
33,140.-Dec 1 '21-'37
5s
1,334
-Jan 1 1922
MANHEIM.
...
—
-
...
...
MAMARONECK (TOWN).
Sidewalk Bonds.
5s *13
M-S
$6,000.-Sept 1 *22-'27
5s *14
1,000
Sept 11922
Fire Dist Bonds.
4.45s
19,411
Salaries Funding Bonds.
...
5s '20
Hill
Jan 2 1922
$9,540
ann
Impt-
Bonds.
—
$5,000—--Jan. 2 1922
5s '20.--
Water Bonds.
4s '06 J-D
'07
J-D
4.30s'08J-D
6s '15
Jan
5s
5s '18
$1,000.July
Voting Machine Bonds.
6s '20
J-D
$7,000--June
...
$263.000c_Dec
32,OOOr .Dec
21,700r_Dec
6,400r..Jan
22,400—Jan
1
1
1
2
2
'2l-'36
'21-'36
'21-'36
'22-*25
'22-'38
1 '22-'23
1 '22-'28
Road Bonds.
5s *10
$5,000_.Sept 1 '21-'25
...
4 94s'll ...
10,000..Sept 1 '21-'30
4Xs
4^s'12
18.000-July 1 '22-'30
Hospital Bonds.
5s'13
M-S
10.000.-Sept 1 '23-*32
4^s'17 ann
$7,000—Oct 23 '21-21
Assessment Map Bonds.
Comfort Station Bonds.
5s '14
$4.000.-Nov 1 '21- 24
5s '20
$2,400--Jan 2'22-'24
BOND. DT. May 22 '20$74,000
Voting Machine Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real-.16.021.736
5s '18
J-J
$10,980r—Jan 2 *22-'28
Assessed val'n, personal..
110.950
Local Improvement Bonds.
Tot .ass'd val.' 19 (20 % act) 16.132.686
4s -5s'18
$196,294-87r Part yearly
—
— -
...
-.
BD. DEBT Dec. 31 '20.-$1,091,832
Water bonds (included)-.
400,894
Local
assess,
Total tax
275,993
-.—13,857,785
bonds (incl.)
Ass'd val.. real estate
Assessed val'n. personal..
14,925
Other assessable property.
665,689
Tot .val. '20 (abt .70 % act .>.13.421,374
Total tax rate(per$l ,000)'20--$41 -33
INT. on $263,000 water 4% bonds
at
on
U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N.
other Issues at City Treasury.
rate(per$l,000)__'20.S6.32
Population 1910, 5,602; 1920. 7,801
INT. payable at the Larchmont
Nat.
Bank.
Larchmont,
and the
First Nat. Bank, Mamaroneck.
Y.:
---
5s '18
Town-Hall Bonds.
4X* '04 Mch $3,000c.Mar 1 '22-24
BOND.
DEBT
May 1921 .$46,000
Assess, val.
1920
6,466 873
Total tax rate (per
$1,000) '21_$14.30
—
5s '20
LOWV1LLE.
This
village Is In Lewis County.
Incorporated in 1854.
Water Bonds.
-s
$40,000
May 1 1925
...
-s
5s '18
Paving Bonds.
$8,000
1928
...
TOTAL DEBT Mar 11921..$48,000
s-a
4.460;
1910.
Road Bonds.
5s '20
J-J
$42,000r
1922-1949
Water Bonds.
5s '14
$23,000...Jan 1 '22-'26
4.80s'15Jan
21,000r..Jan 1 *22-*42
...
4Hs'15ann
4s '17
Jan
Sewer
72.000
1926-1943
4,000
Jan 1 1940
\l 1,000-Jan 1 *41-'42
f
Bonds.
4.90s'15ann $89,500—$3,500 yearly
BONDED DEBT (Water
$131,000
.
Apr 15 1921
—
\Oth.purp. 42,000
5,154.128
Assessed valuation, real
Assessed val'n,
110,700
305,955
personal
Special franchise
Total
assessed
val'n
check to registered holder.
INT.
payable at
mamaroneck
union free
school dist. no. 1.
This district
is in
the town of
Mamaroneck. Westchester Countv.
4s '10
M-N$18,000__Nov 1 '22-'30
5Ks'20 M-N 20,000..Nov 1 '30-'39
59*s'20 M-N 10,OOOc&r Nov. 1 '40-'44
5^s'21
300.000—May 1 '23-'52
School-House Bonds.
4.9s *07 M-N $18,450r_May 1 '22-'30
5Ms'21 M-N (lOO.OOOcMay 1 '23-'42
VlOO.OOOcMay 1 *43-'52
5^s'21 M-N lOO.OOOcMay 1 '23-'42
Mamaroneck Ave. SchooI& Site.
4Hs *08 M-N 45,000. May 1 '22-'39
High-School-Addition Bonds.
494s'08 M-S $33,750r_M & S '21-'34
1920
...
BOND. DEBT May 1
'21
the
Nat.
City
Bank, New York.
INT.
$447,200
payable to "holder" in New
York exchange.
Manchester]
MADISON COUNTY.
Ontario County.
1892.
Population
1910,
County-Building Bonds.
881; 1920, 1,467.
4s g '09 J-J $103,750r_Jan 1 '22-'31
Water-Works Bonds.
4Hb g'14Feb 43.600r.Feb 15 *22-'29 4.80'15 J-D $27,840r_June 1 '22-*45
BOND. DEBT May 26 '21.$150,000 5s'18
$31,000
Assessed value, real estate24,476.767 BOND. DEBT
Apr 23 '20—$30,000
Assessed value personal-_
839,561 Floating debt (additional)...
2.500
Other assess, property
1,323.609 Assessed val'n, real estate$4,935,283
Total assess, value 1920—26.639,937 Assessed val'n,
personal
49,700
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$14.27 Total assessed val'n
1920.4,975,983
This village is in
County seat is Wampsville.
Incorp.
—
Pop'n
INT.'
1910,
39,289;
1920.
39,535
payable at the Oneida Sav.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
INT. payable at Treasurer's
(real
Assess, val.
personal
New York exchange.
yly.)
1946
1921-1939 MINEOLA.
19,000
This village is in Nassau County.
$173,000 Incorporated in 1906.
Water Main Extension
Bonds.
1920 (75% act.)
5.760.178 5s '19 s-a $37,500
1924-1940
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$13 60 6s '21
F-A
4,500.-Feb 1 '22-20
F-A
16.500.-Feb 1 '26-*40
Population (est.) 1920
10.000 6s '21
BOND. DEBT April 1920$35,500
Water debt (included)
30,400
$20 000----
—
^
mechanicville.
$8.77
office.
Bank, Oneida.
Assess, val. real estate
city is in Saratoga County.
village 1870; as city June 29
Pop. 1910, 6,634; 1920, 8,166.
Land-Purchase Bonds.
This
Inc.
5s '20 Jan 1 $19,OOOc&r. Jan
Water Bonds.
5s '19
ann
$28,500.Sept
Street Bonds.
1 '21- 39
4Hs'16 J'ne $18,113..June 1 '22-'42
494s'16 June 37,500-.June 1 *22-'46
1 Water-Works Refunding Bonds
4,30g' 10M-NJ181,960c.May 15'22-'66
BOND, DEBT] Water
$180,000
May 21 19211 Oth.purp..
67.600
Assessed val'n, real estate_3.395.650
Assessed val'n, personal—
51,800
Other assessable property..
124.81
MANCHESTER
UNION
l'22-'40
Population 1910, 1,981; 1920, 3,016
Refunding Bonds.
454s'l5 Oct $30,000c—Oct 1 '21-'35
City-Hall Bonds.
MINOA UNION FREE SCHOOL;
5s '14
Sept $18,000
1921-1938
DIST. NO. 2.
zStreet-Paving Bonds.
This district (P. O. Manilius) is
Outstanding Oct 1916— $94,658.52 in Onondaga County.
Water Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4s
M-N$l2.500c ..May 1 1922 5s
Nov $30,000r$ 1,000 yly Nov
4s
M-N
17,000c...Nov 1 1922 BOND. DEBT May 1 '21—.$30,000
3Ks
F-A
22,000r... July 1 1933 Assess, val. real estate—->-$789,176
Water Refunding Bonds.
Assess, val. personal
5,600
4 9Cs'12
$12,000
1927 Total assess, val. '21(94act)-794.776
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *21—$159,971
Tax rate (per $1,000} '21---- .$17.62
Water debt (included)
88,000
INT. payable at Trust, & Deposit
Sinking fund
88,931 Co. of Onondaga, Syracuse.
Assessed val'n, real estate
3,195,905
.
...
—
Assessed val'n. personal
22,700
Other assessable property..
133,450
Tot .ass'd val. '20(50 % act.) .3,352,055
mohawk.
is in Herkimer County.
Population 1910, 2,079,
2,919.
>
Fire-Alarm-S.vstem Bonds.
4.90'14 J-J
$800
1921-1924
Water & Sewer Ext. Bonds.
This village
1920,
sch.
dist.
J-D $18,000c
1921-1938
J-D
5,OOOr
1921-1925
4^g'13J-D 119,100c&r_ .1921-1945
4548*15 J-D
3,OOOr
1921-1923
454s'20 J-J
246,000
1921-1950
TOTAL DEBT May 12 '20 $396,500
mechanicville
5s '14
4s g '98
4s g '06
Ass'd val. '20 (60%
act.)—4,498,000
1919—$22.60
8,500
others
on
454s In N. Y.
on
at
Merchants'
exchange;
Ex. Nat.
Bank, N. Y.
Bonds.
M-N $6,000
1921-1926
5s *17
F-A
17,000
Aug 1 1939
Refunding Water Bonds.
444s'10 A-O $20,000r.$l,500 yearly
Sewer Bonds.
3.45s'05J-D $21,OOOr.$1,400 yearly
Water & Light Improvement.
3.908*05 A-O
$6,500r—$500 yearly
Refunding Elec.-Light Bonds.
494s
$6,000
12-yr serial
BOND DEBT Apr 19 1921
$86,900
Sinking fund
18,000
Assessed valuation 1920—1,270,126
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$16.50
...
medina.
This village is in Orleans County.
Inc. Mch. 3 1832. Pop. 1910. 5.683;
1920, 6.011.
Village-Hall Bonds.
4.15s'08 Aug $10,000r_July 15 *22-'26
Water Bonds.
$48,148r_May 9 *22-'34
3.75s July
Sewer Bonds.
July
$2,400r_July 15 '22-*23
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21.
$66,852
5s '07
4Hs
___
(Due
1,166.66
yearly)
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21
$28,000
Assessed val'n, real estate. 1,076,730
Assessed val'n, personal
6,700
Other
assess.
Total
assess,
27,995
propT
val.
1921
.1.111.425
Total tax rate (per $1 000) '21 .$14.40
Population 1920
1,350
(82%
act.)
monroe county.
County seat is Rochester.
Bridge Bonds.
_
494s'15 F-A$225,000—Feb 1 '22-*30
(Included)
51,852 4Hs'17 F-A 75,000r.Feb 1 '27-'41
Water sinking fund
31,547 TOTAL DEBT Apr 14 '21 $300,000
Assessed val'n, real estate..4,746,450 Assessed valuation 1920.370,388,193
Other assessable property
175,600 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$5-25
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (70% act.)4.922,050 Pop'n 1910, 283,212; 1920, 352,034
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S11.61
INTEREST and principal payable
INT. at Union Bank in Medina.
at Amer. Exch. Nat. Bk., N, Y. City.
MEXICO.
This village is In Oswego County.
MONTGOMERY. •
This village is in Orange County.
Incorp. in 1810.
Pop'n 1920. 906BD. DT. (water) Apr 30 '21 .$44,000 BOND. DEBT May 20 '21
$28,500
Assess, val. real estate
493,925 Assessed value 1920361,000
Assess, val. personal
25,100 Sinking fund
-—
3,500
Assess, val. franchises—
22,796 Total tax rate (per $1,000) 2l_$15.00
Tot.ass'd val.'20(54 to 2-3act)541,82l
Village tax rate (per $1,000)*20114.85 montgomery county.
Fonda Is the county seat.
Population in 1920
1,336
Incorporated in 1851.
Jail Bonds.
MIDDLEPORT.
This village is in Niagara County.
Inc. 1859.
Pop'n 1915. 1.427. 1920,
-
(per $1,000)
1915—$11.00
town]
middle
This city is in Orange
1888. Pop'n, 1920,
Co.
Inc.
18.420.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5$s
M-S $32,000r_.Mch 1 '22-'37
June 9
4
—
—-
„
4.35s'12J-D $35,245--June 1 *22-'40
6s *20
F-A
26.000-Aug 10 *25-'37
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18. $101,500
Assess, val., real estate
.1,238.803
Total assess, value 1915
1,319,733
Tax rate
Highway Bonds.
$20,000
5s'08
4s'09
$42,300—June 1 '22-'39
Bonds.
„
.
4J*s'13 M-S $16,000—Aug 1 *21-'22
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
4Ms 13 M-S $20,000
1923-1924
4s '04A'05
Sewer Bonds.
Water
34.999.80
on
water and light
payable in Mohawk; on imp.
at Southold Sav. Bank.
INTEREST
bonds
bonds
Water debt
4.35s'12J-D
Building Bonds. .•
4.65s
M-NI32,499.98
(Due $1,333.34 yearly)
1921-1943
jM-S $12,000
Paving
4.35s
Population in 1917 (est.)
INT.
1844.
Inc.
(per $1,000) 1920...$63.20
zINT. at Treasurer's office.
Tax rate
FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 7.
1,288,290
165,700
assessable property.
65,492
Tot .assess, val.'19 (abt.act.) 1,519,482
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$16.00
Other
1,446.
MALONE.
This village is in Franklin County
Inc. 1853.
Population 1920. 7,556.
personal.—
Assess, val.
as
1915.
School tax (per $1,000)
5,570,783 Ass'd val. '20 (3-5 actual). 15,623,286
1920...$10.00 School tax (per $1,000) 1920—_$8.26
(act.)
Tax rate (per $1,000)
est.)..-.21,033,006
96,220
Assess, val.
BOND. DEBT Apr 14'21
Total
assessed
valuation
This village Is in Wayne County.
Pop'n
$6.000..($1,000
128,Q00c&r
—
—
—
5s '19
Paving Bonds.
INT. by
30,724
........
(per
School Bonds.
4.35s'07M-N $13,320r.May 1 '22-'36
4.35s'07M N 30,OOOr
1922 1936
4.6s '08 J-D
23,050r.June 1 '22-'37
4.60s
J-D
7,OOOr. June 1 *22-'28
4.40s* 12F-A
11.OOOr. Aug 1 '21-'31
5s *13
M-S
30.500r Sept 25 '21-'45
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18-$516,451
Assess, vai. real estale
7,525,005
LYONS.
Incorp. 1831.
1920, 4.253.
rate
4^s'17
5s '18
15,000
Total assess, val. 1920.
1,800,500 Total assess, val. *16 (abt.
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20—$9.10
77% actual)
—.8,134,899
Pop'n 1910, 2,940; 1920, 3,127.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916_$16.92-f-
Sinking fund—
424,000
(included)
Sinking fund (water)..
211,222
Other sinking funds—61,157
__
6.500r..Janl5'22-'34
5,000r_May 1 '22-'26
3,000r.May 1 '22-'24
8,850—May 1 *22-'26
6,000 —.1921-1923
9,500—May 1 '25-'34
5s '13
J-J
4^s'16 M-N
49*8*16 M-N
4.40fl'17M-N
Water debt
Floating debt
$1,000) 1920—$6.80 Other assess, prop....—— 588,22o
val.
1921
Pop. 1910, 4,806; 1920
8.976 Total assess,
(act. val.)
— .21,717,456
INTEREST at Supervisor's office.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$19.24
INTEREST is paid at city treasury.
MASSENA (VILLAGE).
This village is in St. Lawrence Co.
MINDEN UN. FR. S. D. NO. 14.
Incorporated in 1886.
P. O. Fort Plain, Montgomery Co.
Municipal Bldg. Site.
$12.500r_Nov 1 '21 -'25
5s'19
ann
$18,000
5s '15 M-N
15.OOOr .Nov 1 '26-'30
BOND. DEBT May 20 '19
$95,500
28,000r_Nov 1 '31-'37
Assessed val'n, real estate._2,606,222
4,500r
Nov 1 1938
Assessed val'n, personal
172,700
5s *15
M-N
7,500r_Nov 1 '2l-'35
Ass'd val'n, special franchise 142,741
867,500
TOTAL DEBT Apr 13 '21
. Total assessed val'n 1920
Assess, val. real estate
1,531,285
(about 80% actual)
2,921,663
Assess, val. personal
45,350
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$17.71
Total assessed value 1920
.
.
Population 1910, 2.95U 1920, 5,993
(60% act.)
1,576,635
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$18.40
MASSENA (TOWNTUNION£FREE
Population m 1919 (est.)_
3,000
SCHOOL DIST. No. 1.
INT. at Fort Plain Nat. Bank in
Tax
-
$15.000
„
F-A $90,000r...Apr
F-A
27,000c...Feb
354s
3 548
29,000c.Feb 1 *22-'43
500
Aug 1 1921
—-
—
...
3,886
—
(TOWN).
F-A
4^s'15
MAMARONECK (VILLAGE).
This village is in Westchester Co.
Inc. Nov. 16 1895. Pop. 1910, 5.699
1920, 6 276.
Road & Bridge Bonds.
4s
J-D
$3,500r—1921-1927
4.6s'08 J-D
2,500r_June 1 *22-'26
4s '09
A-O
5.500r_Apr 1 *22-'32
4.60s
J-D
5,000.-June 1 "22-'26
4.60s
J-D
11,000r .June 1 '22-'32
Bridge Bonds.
4.40sT2F-A
$4,000r_Aug 1 *21-'28
BOND. DEBT Apr 211921 $882,500
Assessed val'n, 1921
.6,266,650
1920-
Water Bonds.
1 1931
2 1923
4s
M-N 75,000c.—May 1 1930
This town is in St. Lawrence Co.
554s*21 s-a
60,OOOr. Apr 1 '22-'51
Bridge Bonds.
494s'12
$10,500c_Feb 1 *22-*33 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21- $555,500
MASSENA
—.
-s
-
—
4s '09
—
Bonds.
Highway
BEACH.
This village Is In Nassau County.
Incorporated 1913.
Municipal Building Bonds.
4Ms'18 ann $45,000-Sept I '2l-*45
i 'Water Bonds.
—.$200,000—Nov 1 '23-'47
Sewer Bonds.
—s
70,000
4s
M -N $26,000r Nov 1 *21-'33
Street Impt. Bonds.
3He
J-J ; 26.000r.July 1 '2 -'34
$4,000—Apr 1 *22-'25 4s '06
J-J
!4,000r_July 1 '22-'35
40,000—Apr 1 *26-'30
4.80sT5A-O
4.60s'07M-S
64,000r.Sept 1 '2)-'36
*31-'4 5
[150.000—Apr 1
4.55s'12A-0
17,600c_0ct 1 *21-'31
10,000
Oct 1 1924. 4.40s'12F-A
5s '14
Oct
16,000r_Aug 1 '21-'36
Electric Light Bonds.
3J4s
J-D
28.OOOr. Dec 1 '21-'34
6s '20 J-D $200,000.Dec
I '24-'43 4.70s'17J-D
12,000-J'ne 15 '22-'33
6s '21
'100.000-Dec
1'24-'43
Fire-Department Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
$l,500r.-Oct 1 '21-'23
6s '18
$27,500—Oct 15 '23-'42 4.30s'09 A-O
4.40s'17M-N
8,850-May 15 '22-'26
—s
20,000—Nov 1 '23-42
4.40s'12F-A
10.000r.Aug 1 '2l-'40
Fire Bonds.
LONG
„
,
,
County.
This town Is In Herkimer
494s'10
494s*ll
4 948*13
4948*15
—_—
—_
1921-1925
4,000—1921-1922
9,000
.1921-1923
12.000
1921-1920
24,000
1921-1920
20.000
1921-1922
14.000
1922-1923
BOND. DEBT Apr
Assess,
Assess,
26 '21
Special franchises
Total value 1920
Pop'n
$150,346
val. real
36,080,742
val. personal—.—
170,850
1910. 57.567;
INT.
at
1,078,014
37,229,606
1920, 57.928
Amsterdam Sav. Bank
Bk., Amsterdam.
and Farmers' Nat.
June, 1921.]
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
MONTICELLO.
MT. VERNON.
This village is in Sullivan
Inc.
This
County.
Population 1910. 1.941;
1830.
citv
March 22
1920, 2,330.
5s '20
in
Westchester
Co.
received
its
charter
on
city
The
1892.
Population 1910,
30,919; 1920, 42,726.
Bridge Bonds.
Highway bonds (5s)
M-S $20,000.-Sept 1 *22-'23
9,000 5s '00
Eire bonds (5s)
10,000 4s '06
M-N
20,000
May 1 1926
BOND. DEBT May 1921
76,000
Water Relief Bonds.
Assess, val. '2J (>£ act.)
813.360 5s '19
$5,000
Feb 1 1922
Village tax rate(p. $1,000) '20-$26.35 5Ms'2l M-S
5,000
Mar 1 1924
Water bonds
(5s)
$26,000
Sewer bonds (4Ms)
31,000
—
INT.
at
Nat. Un. Bk.,Monticello.
Highway Bonds.
M-S $60,000.-Sept 1 '21-'26
4s '93
MORAVIA.
4s '95
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
Other
F-A
4s'96
M-S
30,000—Sept 1 '37-'39
4s '97
This village is in Cayuga County.
Inco'-n. in 1*37.
BOND. DEBT March 1921 _$38,500
Water debt (incl.)
23,500
M-N
40,000.-Nov
4s*98'00J-J
4s *01
641,800
4s
17,550
4s
M-N
'04
05
A-0
100.000--Feb
'27-'36
1
'40-'43
1
*44-'48
50,000—July l'44-'48
35,000.-May ] '49-'52
15,000--Oct 1 '53-'55
20,000—June 1 '34-'37
42,140 4 M«* 10 J-J
25.000c_Juiy 1 *46-'50
Total val. 1921 (60% act.)_.701,490
4 Hs'08 J-D
40.000c.June 1 *38-'45
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$20 00 4Ms'll A-O 115,000c_Apr 1 '32-'43
Population in 1920
1,331
1951
assess,
MORIAH
prop
*21-'41
—
-s
23,000
___
BOND. DEBT Apr
Assess, val. real
13 '21.
$88,200
..1,257,912
81,779
Assess, val. personal
Total assess, val. 1920
1,339 691
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920.$24.21 +
•
INT.
at
Citizens' Nat. Bank,
Port Henry.
+
MORIAH UNION FREE SCHOOL
DIST. NO. 1.
*21-'45
1
val.
assess,
4Ms'15 J-J
4Ms'17 F-A
4Ms'17 F-A
1920, 3,901.
July 1 1922
1921-1927
1921-1931
ll.OOOr
7,000—Feb 1 '22-'28
15,708r.Junel5 *22-43
School Bonds.
4Ms'12 — $65,000
1941
Street Impt. Bonds.
4.45s' 10J-J
$34,000r_Apr 25 '22-'38
4Ms'16 July
510r
July 1 1922
4Ms
5,8 i0
1921-1933
4Ms'13 F-A
4Ms'14 J-D
555
1921
6.000
1921-1932
-_-
4.35s
Population
in
s-a
36,000r
1921-1929
Tax Relief Bonds.
5s '19
—$110,000
4Ms'20
—
-_-
110,000
1922
Feb
Feb
60,000
1935
1936
1937
1927
1938
1922
1929
Feb
1923
1922
Water Tax Relief
Bonds.
4?is'20
$5,000.—Feb 1 1923
1922
5s '19
5,000
Feb
1924
5Ms'21 M-S 100,000
Mar
School Tax Relief.
5Ms'21 M-S $50,000
Mar 1 1924
City Hall Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-N$200,000 May 1 '56-'65
4Ms'16
9.000
Mar 1 1966
Refunding Bonds.
4M*'16 J-D
$8,000r
Dec 1 1921
5s '17
J-D
60,000r_Dec 1 '21-'22
5s '18
J-J
45,000r.Jan 2 *22-'28
(Due $6,000 in odd years and $7,000
in even years.)
5s '18
J-J
$39,000—Jan 1 *22'-34
5Ms '18
21,000,-July 1 '22-'28
5Ms'18
112,000—Dec 1 '21-'28
Assessment Bonds.
4Ms'16
$8,000
Apr 1 1922
5s *15
20,000. —-Nov 1 1921
—.
Created
Jan.
of
portion
1899
1
Queens
in
cluded
the
of
out
County
Greater
that
in¬
not
New
—-
100,000r—.July 1 1929
Building Bonds.
4Mg'14 J-D $275.OOOr.June 1 '38 '43
Hospital Bonds.
4s g *16 J-D $85,OOOr—Dec 1 *21-'37
5s '18
M-N
5s g '21 A-0
'21-'22
50.000-.Nov 1
f 15,000c&r_Apr 1 1933
Apr 1 '34-38
\ 200,000c&r
1
4.70g'13F-A
[ 125,000r_Aug
*22-'27
'27-'31
'21-'31
*21-'23
1 *24-'28
1250.000r.Aug 1 '29-'33
5s '20
F-A 790,000c.Aug 1 '25-29
5^s'20 M-N970,000c&rNov 1 '41-50
5s g '21 A-O 550,000c&rAprl5 '31-41
Refunding Bonds.
4>4s'17 M-S $130,000r„Sept 1 1921
4>$sg'17M-S 573,000—Sept 1 *22-'28
(See V. 105, p. 734, for maturity.)
BD. DEBT Apr 10 '21---$4,360,705
County's proportion Q'ns
county debt Apr 1921
$134,705
Assessed valuation, real-179,038.552
Assessed val., personal
2.120.700
Franchises
3,784,153
Bank stock
3,162,839
Total valuation 1920
—
—
188,106,244
value.)
(Assessment from 40 to 60%
Pop'n 1910, 83,930;
INT.
4Ms'14M-S 24,429r.Sept
4Ms'16 July $ ll.OOOr-July
I,000r-July
3,000r_July
4Ms'15. J-J
5s '19
5s '20
J-J
1
6,500r_July 1
*24-*36
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1920. $263 754
Water debt
41,850
Total assessed valuation
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
INT. payable at
MOUNT
3,205-610
1919---S28.75
Mt. Kisco.
5s '18
5s '18
Sewer Bonds.
4.60s'15M-S $44,009c.Mar 1 '22-*40
(See V. 100, p. 921, for maturity.)
TOT. BD. DT. Mar 1 '21- $194,000
Assess, val. real estate
1,224,225
Other assessable property_
56,99 <
Total assess, val. 20(2-3act) 1,281,218
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920---$19.56
_
PLEASANT.
$8.000—Aug 1
Road Bonds.
4.60s
$133,312—Aug 1
—
*21-'24
4>4s'08
4>4s*10
4>4s'll
4^8*12
4>4s'12
bonds
bonds
due
1929
at
bonds
at
Treasurer's office.
1
April 1924
15,OOOr
Feb 1 1929
20,000r—Feb 1 1930
5,000
Feb
lO.OOOr
Voting Bonds.
4?*s
M-S $15,000
.1921-1925
Deficiency Bonds.
3Hs'02 M-S $40,000--Mch 1 '23-'26
4s '03
M-S
40.000--Mar 1 *28-'31
F-A
40,000.. Aug
1
4s '10
---
A-O
20.000c.
-
Oct 1 '33-'36
4^8*12 M-N105.000c_May 1 *36-'42
4>4s'15 J-J
20.000c.-.Jan 1 1945
...
—
3.OO0
...Mar 1
2,000r.._Nov
Water Bonds.
4Hs'll A-O $30.000
4V^s'12 J-D
50.000
4Hs'17
3,000
Library Bonds.
—
5s '20
s~a
40.000—May 1 '24-'43
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 '21 - $130.70 )
Assess, val. '20
(60% act.)_2.856.8l7
4s
School tax (per
$1,000) 1920S19 86 + 4 >4s'08 J-D
3,000 4H«'09 A-O
4Ms'09 J-J
6s *14
Oct
J-J
5s *14
$54,000r—Jan 1 '22-'48
2,068r—Oct 1
30,000.-Jan 1
M-S
4s
'21-'24
'26-'55
4.600—Mar 1 *24-'28
*04
A-O
1932
Oct
1 1932
'48-'49
'50-'54
1 1955
'22-'24
'25-'27
1 1928
1 1929
1
1930
1
1934
'36-'39
4>4s'13 J-D
30,000r
Dec
40,000r_0ct 1
35,000r
Dec
4Hs'15 J-J
15.000r—Jan
1 1944
Population fn 1919 (est.)
INTEREST at Mt. Pleasant Bank
of Pleasantville in N. Y. exchange.
30.000
1931
May 11937
...
FREE
1943
1 1925
Oct 2
Dec 1
3Hs'02
$16.000
Aug
Sewage-Disposal Works.
4>4s'08 J-D $40.000..Dec 1
4s '09 M-Nf 100.000—May 1
I 10.000
May
Sewerage Bonds.
3 Hs'99 M-S $30,000
Mch
3 >4s'00 M-N
60,000
May
3 >4s'01 F-A
50,000
Feb
Nov
3Hs'01 M-N 40,000
~UNION
'32-'35
2,000
Aug 1 1921
Fire and Police Department.
4s '06
M-N $50,000o__May 1 '27-*36
4s '05
J-D
50,000c.June 1 '26-'35
4Ms'16
416
PLEASANT
1 1933
4^s'19 M-N 70.000r-.Novl *21-'30
\49,000r_-Nov 1 '32-38
1 1940
CASTLE.
V
This town is in Westchester Co.
Highway Bonds.
4.35s
J-J $141.300
1942
4>4s'13 M-S
12,000.-Sept 1 '21-'26
4Hs'14 M-N
4,000[$1,000 yearly
;.<r
(May 1
•
■
Town debt June 1
1921... $157,300
Assess, val., real estate
7,655,575
Assess, val., personal
20,800
Other assessable property..
198,825
Tot .assess.val. '2! (act .val.) 7,87.5,200
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1921 —$l 0.31 +
Population 1910, 3,573;
INT.
payable
1920, 3.596
the
at
Kisco
Mt.
Nat. Bank and at Mt. Pleasant.
NEW
BEDFORD
CASTLE &
UN.
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
4>4s'12 J-D
$55,l25r-June 1 '22-'42
4>4s' 16 J-J
37,947r_ July
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921
Total assess, val. 29
Total tax
-
1
-
'22-'46
$98,000
3,194,624
rate (per $1,000) '20.$28.75
Populatioh in 1920 (est.)
4.000
INT. at Columbia Tr. Co., N. Y.
NEW HARTFORD.
This village Is in
Oneida County.
Sewer Bonds.
$8,000 ------annually
3.40s
4.85s
3,500
annually
Street Widening Bonds.
4>4s
$ ,t70
annually
Paving Bonds.
5.9s'21 A-0 $21,000--Apr 1 *22-'28
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s
.annually
$2,400
4.20s
5,000
.annually
— -
Bonds.
$18,000
...
DEBT
June
6
'21
$41,570
Assess,
val. real estate
2,157,995
(Assessment 90% act.)
Tax rate (per
1991—$9.00
—
Population 1910, 1,195; 1920-1,621
—.
Assess, val. personalOther assessable property—
36,450
51.300
Tot.ass'd val.'20(93% act.)—669,750
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1920
$29.40
,
Population 1910,
1,139; 1920,
1,099
NEW ALBION U. P. S. D. NO. 1.
This
district
(P.
is in Cattaraugus
Incorp.
4Hs'17 F-A
4Ms'19
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9.
This district is in Westchester Co
Railroad
3.77s
4s
14.000
BOND. DEBT May 23 *21-$30,000
Assess, val. real estate—
582,000
*55-'56
21.100r.Dec
1920
...
O. Cattaraugus)
County.
NEWARK.
~
— — —
val.
assess,
—
This town is in Madison County.
'57-*61
'62-*73
*52-'5i
*51-'52
1937
'21$1,OM,806
380,731
96,829
(80% actual)
24 526,107
City&sch.tax (per $1,000) '20.$20.00
INT.
on
high
school
building
bonds payable at City Treas. office.
BOND.
NELSON.
TOTAL DEBT
'38-'41
Sinking fund
Total
the
Queens Co. branch of the Corn Exch.
Bank in Long Island City, and part at
the Security Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
Blnghamton, N. Y.; on part of the
road bonds of 1907 at the City Sav.
Bank of Brooklyn and the Buffalo
Sav. Bank; on road bonds of '09 to
'18, incl.
Refunding and hospital
'42-'51
'53-'56
30,000
M-S
1,000
due
1931 payable at the Corn
Bank., N. Y.; on part of the
Aug
35,000—Sept 1
13,750
Apr 1
A-O
95,000r_Apr
1
M-N 77,700r_May 2
F-A I00,000r-Feb 1
M-N250.000r_May 1
M-N 55,500r_Nov 1
—
'
'2l-'33
MT.
1931
A-O
4Hs'15 A-O
1
500
Oct
I 1934
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 1918.
$298,694
Assessed value, real
15,649,738
Assessed value, personal-_
196,400
Assess, val.
1919
——15,845,138
Population '10, 11,863; 1920, 14,004
1
1
1930 and
Exch.
court-house
J-D
4s '07
16A-OJ 26,000--Oct 1
4.05s
1 1928
School Bds., City of Mt. Vernon.
J-J
$85,000--July 1 '22-'38
4s '04
J-D
35,000—June 1 '34~'37
50,000.-Feb 1 '39-'48
3148*99 F-A
4s '96
50,000—Aug 1
2,400.47Augl
— -
1 1926
1 1925
Feb
10.000
5s '21
*21-'39
*30-'39
'21-'23
—
—-
Feb
---
ts'03
Westchester Co.
Assessment Map Bonds.
4Ms
4Ms
2,000
23,000
—
"
—
5s
—
4Ms'16 M-N$10,000r_Nov 1 '2,5&'27
4Ms'17
10.000-.0ctl '27 & '29
5Ms'18
20,000--_-June 1 1938
5s '18
J-J
17,000r_Jan 2 '22-'38
50,000r
1933-1937
4M*'19 s-a
4s '05
Water Bonds.
4Ms'15 M-S $55.OOOr Mar 1 '22-'40
(See V. 100, p. 921, for maturity.)
4.15s
$32,OOOr —Sept '21- 37
4.40s
42,009c_Apr 1 '22-*41
4.05s 16
20.000r.Sept 1 '2l-'40
This town is in
May 11922
Apr 1 1923
Aug 1 1923
9,000
4,000
5Ms'21 F-A
3>4s'01
MORRIS-
This village is in Livingston Co.
Inc. 1835.
Population 1920, 3,312.
MOUNT
—
""
—
*22-*25
1 '26-'29
10,000r_July 1 '30-'34
13,000--July 1 *22-'47
4,000
July *23-'30
-_-
"
1 '2l-'42 4Ms'20
3,000
Jan
1 '22-'43
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
'
5Ms'18 J-J
4Ms'17
1 1929
40,000r„. July 1 1931
32,000—- 1921-1936
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1
Water debt (included)
125,727
1920.
court-house
on
$3,OOOr.July 1 '22-*23
'21-'27
28.000r.0ct 1
115,OOOr—.Feb
3.85s'09F-A
4.10sYl.T-J
NEW
'22-'29
1 1931
...
4Ms'09 M-S $41,400r.Mch 1 '22-'39
4 Ms'09 J-D
13,000
1921-1933
4Ms*13 F-A
12,118
1920-1932
5s *13
J-J
ll,186r-July 1 '22-*42
J-J
School Bonds.
6(M)00c&rApr 1 '39-'40
Road Bonds.
4>4g'10 J-J
$90,000c_July 1
4s g '09 M-S
35,000c—-Sept
Bridge Bonds.
5s g '07 M-N $2 50 .OOOcNov 1
4>4g'll F-A
46.OOOr.Feb 1
4>4g'12 A-O 176.000r_Apr 1
4>4g'13F-A
100,000r. Aug 1
—-
Sewer Bonds.
17
1 1945
*21-'24
1 1921
*2l-'22
2,OOOr
Sept 1 1921
78.000r.Feb 1 '22-'34
50.000r_..Sept 1 1932
12,000—July 1 '22-'27
4>4s'12 F-A
4>4s'12 M-S
4s
York
For debt,
—-
_
Aug 11937
\ 1.231.01 .Mar
Refunding Water Bonds.
3148*95 M-N $8,168.-Nov 1
3>4s'01 M-S
750r—-Sept
3 >4s'02 M-S
1, OOOr.Sept 1
4.20s Y1 M-S
NASSAU COUNTY.
—
8,500—July 12 1937
'22-'27
3,009.-July
'22-'26
1,250--July
isi/ r-A
i.
Road Bonds.
4 Ms 09 M-N $6,500r -Nov 1 '21- 33
4.35s'12J-J
1,759—-July 1 1922
4.70s'12J-J
2,100-_July 1 *22-'25
4.35s
(>4 act.).1,060,409
1920—-$26.36
1920
2,122
Tax rate (per $1,000)
---
5s '19
1921-1934
Assess, val. 1921
J-J
—
1875.
Population
Fire-Alarm Bonds.
5s *13
J-J
$2,500r
Water Bonds.
3.85s'05J-D
$$,145r
3.60s'98A-O
7.000r
.?
M-S $65,000r
Sept 1 1930
M-N 85.000r-.-Nov 1 1931
—
Inc.
NAPLES, TOWN.
This town is in Ontario County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 1921
$23,000
3Hs$
$50,000
2,083,785
1921
l.OOOr
M-S$158,OOOr...Mch 1 1930
4>4s*12 M-S
44,000r-..Sept 1 1932
5s '20
M-S 123,000.-Mar 1 '22-'44
3>4sg
Drainage Bonds.
4Ms'15 F-A $61,000r—Aug 1
Total tax rate (per $1 000) '21-$7.60
4Ms'16 J-D
50,000
June
Population in 1920 (est.)
3.000 4Ms'17 J-D
40.000r—-June 1
INT. at Citizens' Nat. Bank. Port
4Ms'18
20,000
Aug 1
Henry. N. Y.
5>|s'18 J-D 20,000
June 1
5s '18
10,000
Sept 1
MT. KISCO.
30,000
Mar 1
This village is in Westchester Co. 4Ms'l9
Total
1
Water Bonds.
4s '10
Highway Repaving Bonds.
4>4»'09 A-0 $25,000
Oct 1 1929
4>4s'10A-O
25,000c..-Oct 1 1930
4 Hb'11 A-O
25,000
Oct 1 1931
4Ms'H M-S 40,000
Sept 1 1931
4Ms'12 J-J
5,000
July 1 1932
4Ms*12 M-N 25,000
Nov 1 1932
4Ms'13 F-A
15.000
Feb 1 1933
4Ms'13 J-J
15,000
July 1 1933
4Ms'14
30,000
Aug 1 1934
4Ms'l5 M-N 25.000r—May 1 1935
4Ms 16 M-N J8.000r_Nov 1 '21-'26
4Ms'16 J-D
12,OOOr_Dec 1 '21-'26
5s *18
J-J
14,000r_ Jan 2 '22-'28
20.000r—Aug
1 1952
---
$50.000..Oct
4.40s'17F-A/$32,OOOr—Aug 1 '21-*36
1920—-$39.21
4.40s'17F-A f
1
1 1951
4^s'19
Oct
73,501,439
1920
3 >4s g
May
Dec
Feb
15,000——July
5Ms'21
200,000.-Apr 1 '22-'31
5Ms'21 J-D$100,000c_June 1 '22-'31
BOND. DEBT Mar 8 1921.
val.
assess,
INT. payable at Treas. office.
1 1952
4Ms'15 F-A
25,000
15,000
25,000
Building
5s '16
Sewer Bonds.
4 Hb'11 M-N $16 200r_May 1 '22-'30
4Hs'13 M-N
9.732..Nov 1 '21-*31
High School Bldg. Bonds.
Sinking funds
Tax rate (per $1,000)
'
578,000
305,341
Tax-relief & water (outside
debt limit) (incl.)
Total
Glebe Fund.
3s '95
F-A $25,170r—.Aug 5 1935
3s'93
J-J
l,437.37r.May20 1943
1 1953
M-N
J-D
F-A
J-J
This district is in Essex County.
Bonds.
Dec 1 1930
30,000--Feb 1 '34-'36
3>4s'03 J-J
4>4s'07 A-O
UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5.
•School Building Bonds.
5s *16
$59,300r_Dec 1
$30,000
—
5Hs'21 F-A
TOT.BD.DT.May 10 *21_$4,786,050
Floating debt
72,150
&c., prior to formation, see
Queens County statement.
Mineola
is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms'12
4Ms'12
4Ms'13
4 Ms'13
(TOWN)
This district (P. O. Port Henry) is
in Essex County.
65
Building Bonds.
5s '18
M-N/$22,500-Nov 1 '21-'29
75.000-— Nov 1 1928
( ?)
This
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.
This district
(P. O. New York
Mills) is in Oneida County.
Building Bonds.
4>4s'16 Aug $60,800r_Nov 1 '21-*36
TOT. DEBT May 23 '21
$69,800
—
Total
assessed
val.
1921
(about 90% actual)--...1,695,532
Total tax rate (per M.) '20-$14.99 +
Population in
INT.
at
1920
Utica
(est.)
Trust
&
4,000
Deposit
Co., Utica.
NEW HARTFORD SCHOOL DIS¬
village is in Wayne County
in
NEW HARTFORD AND WHITESTONE (TOWNS) UNION FREE
1839. Pop'n 1910, 6,227;
1920, 6,964.
Sewer Bonds.
4.30s
Oct $60.000
l,600r
—1921-1932
Oct 11929
Water Bonds.
3>4&4s M-S $16,OOOr
1921-1924
4>4s*19
230.000--May 1 '22-'47
BOND. DEBT May 2 '21- $346,000
Water debt (included)
2,000
...
—
Assess, val. real estate
Assess. val. personal
...
3>4s
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '20
A-oT$16,OOOr..Oct 1 '21-'28
1
TRICT NO. 1.
5s
5s
3.879,056
54,900
Other assessable property._
203,370
Total assess.val.'20(75 act)4,137,323
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.S2l.29
INT. mailed to registered holders.
NEWBURGH.
This city is in Orange County.
The
prin. and int. on the water bonds is
met by
water rents.
Incorporated
5>4s'20
s-a
$27,000
Nov 1 1927
95,000—Nov 15 1922
22,000
annually
6,000
Sept 15 1924
f 2,000
Nov 1 1925
1
9,000_-Nov 1 '26-'28
BOND. DEBT Dec 1919- $150,000
Assess, val. real estate
$1,753,441
Assess, val. personal
Other assessable property.
Total assess, val. 1916
Tax rate (per $1,000)
'16
84,000
128,321
1,965,762
$9,395
NEW PALTZ.
This village is
in Ulster County.
Incorporated 1887.
BOND. DEBT May 25 1921-$59,30O
Total assess, val. 1921
376.881
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$30.04
Population 1910,
1,230; 1920, 1,056
NEW ROCHELLE.
This city is in Westchester County.
Commission charter
adopted May 1 1915.
Pop'n 1920. Inc. 1899. Population 1910, 28,887;
30.366
1920, 36,213.
Fire-Department Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
A-O $35.000c.-Oct 1 '21-'27
4>4s'll M-N
$9,000., May 1 '22-'31 4s '89
4U«'16 M-N 10.500—May 1 *2l-'25 58 *93
A-0
95.000r._0ct 1 '28-'46
5s '20
M-N 17,600—Nov 1 '21-'28 4s *97
A-0
65.OOOr.-Oct 1 '47-'59
Refunding Improvement Bonds 3 >48*00 F-A
I2,779r
Augl'21-'26
4>4s'12 M-S $27,200r—Sept 1 1932 3>4s'01 F-A
87,OOOr. Aug 1 '21-'49
7,Q85r ..Dec 1 *21-27
Paving Bonds.
3^s'99 J-D
4H«'12 M-S $2OOOr-Sept 1 *21-'29 4s '05
M-N
25. OOOr. May 1 '22-'26
4.40s'12 J-D
2,500r
June 1 1922 m*'09 M-N 19.500r_May 1 '22-'23
4>4s'13 F-A
97.OOOr...Feb 1 1938 ms'10 J-J
11,421r_May 1 '22-'31
4>4s'I3 M-N 43.723—Nov 1 '2l-*30 4 >48*11 M-N
3,000r_May 1 '22-'25
4>4s'13 M-N
7.000—-.Nov 1 1928 4>4s'16 M-N 42.000r. May 1 '22-'42
4 >4s'15 A-O
Court-House & Pollce-Sta. Bds.
28.OOOr_.-Apr 1 1925
4>4s'15 F-A
39.OO0r.Aug 1 '2l-'35 4>4s ll M-N$83,000--May 1 '22-'41
4 V4s'16 M-N 20,000—May 1 '2l-'30
belief Bonds.
5s '18
35.500 —-Septl '21-37 4s *03
M-N $18,000r_May 1 *22-'27
M-S
April 22 1865.
—
School
NEW EOCHELLE (Concluded).
4s '97
Street & Highway Impt.
M-N $4,500
Nov '21-'23
J-D
69.000r_ _.June' 22-'33
A-O
16,000r..Apr 1 *22-'29
J-D 150,000r_ June 1 '34-'63
J-J
30,OOOr. July 1 *30-'44
£8 '07
M-N
9,600r_May 1 '22-'25
($5,000 due In odd years.)
4Hs'09 M-N 100,OOOr. May 1 '22-'31
5s '13
M-N 30,000r.May 1 '22-'23
Qrade-Crossing Bonds.
4s'09
M-N $46,700r—Deo 1 1939
Refuse Destructor Bonds.
4^s'16 M-N/2),000r_May 1 '22-*31
\ l,500r
May 1 1932
5s *17
M-N/30,000._May 1 '23-'32
\ 1,000
May 11933
Fire-Department Bonds.
3 Hs'00 F-A $28,000r__Aug 1 '21-'34
5« '07
M-N 25,OOOr. .May 1 '22-'26
6s'08
M-N
19,OOOr—May 1 '22-'30
4 Hs'10 M-N
10,OOOr.May 1 *22-"31
4^s*12 M-N
4,2i5r—May 1 1922
3H8'97
3 Hs'99
8 Hs'01
8 Hs'OO
3 Hs'01
4s '16
M-N{ 9,OOOr.May 1' 22-'24
1
.
4,000r_..May 1 1925
Local-Improvement Bonds.
4s *03
M-N $44,000—May 1 '22-'32
4s '04
M-N 24,000r_May 1 '22-'33
4s *05
M-N
4,OOOr.May 1 *22-'25
„
_
4s '05
4s '06
5s '08
4Hs'09
4^s'09
4Hs'10
4^s'10
4^8*11
'22-'27
'22-'23
'22-'30
'22-'25
'22-'30
1 1931
'22-'32
'29-'31
'22-'30
5s '13
'22-'30
'22-'41
M-N 78.OOOr.May 1 '22-*29
4s '15
M-N / 22,OOOr .May
1 '22-'32
\ 1,OOOr—May 1 1933
4tfs'10 M-N 28,OOOr_May 1 '22-'35
5s '17 M-N flOO.OOOr.May 1 '23-'32
) 10,500r___May 1 1933
5s '18
M-N 59,500r .$5,000 y'rly,
on May 1, beginning 1924.
4^s'19 M-N/70,000r_May 1 '26-'39
I 3,676r
May 1 1940
M-N/528,O00r_May 1 *26-'49
( 11,000r._.May 1 1950
5s '20
Library Bonds.
4Hs'll M-N/ $8,000r_May
t
4Hs'13M-N
1 '22-'25
990r..May 1 1926
3,000r.May 1 '22-'23
Land Damage Bonds.
3 Hs'99 A-O
$8,000r—Apr '22- 23
20,000r._.July '24-'27
4Ms'12 M-N 12,000r_..May 1 1922
3^s'99 J-D
4Hs'12 M-N
l,900r.May 1 '22-'23 3
^s'OO J-D
30,000r..June 1 '25-29
4Hs'13 M-N 10,008r_May 1 '22-*23
Special Assessment Certfs.
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1 year.)
4Hs'14 M>-N/$20.000r May 1 '22-'23
$10,787
110,200r—May 1 1924 Temporary certificates 5s_
645,000
4Hs'15 J-D ) 49,OOOr .May 1 '22-'24 Temporary tax 5s
113,000r._.May 1 1925 BOND. DEBT Jan |§21-$3,485,013
4 ££s'16M-N
1125,000r. Mayl '21-*25
4,250r_.May 1 1926
I
6s '17
M-N
Assessed valuation, real—76,887,62)
Assessed val., personal—
66,000
2,136,352
Franchise
/60,000r_May 1 '22-'26
79,089.972
Total valuation 1929
I12,700r—May 1 1927
5s '18
M-N
9,637,50r.$2,000 y'ly
on
May 1, beginning 1921.
Total rate (per $1,000) 1921..$27.00
INTEREST payable at office of
4%s'19 M-N 1280,000r.May 1 '22-'28 City Treasurer or, at the request of
1 26.997.75r..May 1 '29 holder, will be remitted In N.Y. excb.
5Hs'20 s-a f224,ti00r_May 1 *23-'29
\
5,000r...May 1 1930 NEW WINDSOR COM. S. D. NO.l.
This district (P. O. Vail Gate) is
City Yard Bonds.
4Ms*15 J-D|$34,OOOr.May 1 *24-'40 in Orange County.
I
1,000r...May 1 1941 4^s
$35,000
f$4,000c&rNov l*21-'24
5s *17 M-N/ 21,OOOr.May 1 '23-'29
M-N{ 10,000c&rNov l'25-'29
1 2,OOOr
May 1 1930 5s '19
ll5,000c&rNov 1'30-34
Certificate Redemption Bonds.
4^s'12 M-N $l,574.88r_May 1 *22
[20,000c&rNov l'35-*39
$50,000
4>is'13 M-N 9,800r.May 1 '23-'31 BOND. DEBT 1919
Assess, value
869,172
Park Bonds.
1,100
4Hs'll M-N $30,OOOr.May 1 '22-'36 Population in 1918 (est.)
Int. at Newburgh National Bank
5s
13
M-N
4,OOOr...May 1 1922
4Hs'15 J-D
11,OOOr.May 1 '24-'34N ewburgn.
...
included $23,795,579 of the corporate
described below; $35,391,095 of these securities were included
The funded debt on Jan. 1 1912
x
Bonds.
M-N$34,090c.May 1
2,OOOr_May 1
M-N
36,OOOr.May 1
M-N
16,000r_May 1
M-N /81,OOOr_May 1
\ 8,500r
May
M-N 34.045r.May 1
M-N 12,500r.May 1
M-N 45,OOOr_May 1
M-N 45.000r.May 1
M-N 80,OOOr.May 1
M-N
4s '05
[Vol. 112,
TOWNS
NEW YORK-CITIES AND
66
stock ^otes
Jan. 1 1913, $62,435,562 Jan. 1 1914, $58,608,977 Jan. 11915. $34,080.285 Jan. 1 1916, $35,348,500 Jan. 1 1917. $18,447,000 Jan. 1 1918, $38,on
709,000 Jan. 1 1919, $68,619,000 Jan. 1 1920 and $92,203,443 Jan 1 192].
None outstanding at previous dates.
The funded debt as given above is exclusive of general fund bonds as
follows; $8,500,000 at Jan. 1 1904, $18,000,000 at Jan. 1 1905, $29,000,000
Jan. 1 1906, $40,750,000 at Jan. 1 1907, $54,250,000 at Jan. 1 1908,
$68,750,000 at Jan. 1 1909, $85,500,000 at Jan. 1 1910, $102^00,000 at
1 1911, $120,000,000 Jan. 1 1912, $137,500,000 Jan. 1 1913. $159 500.000 Jan. 1 1914, $183,000,000 Jan. 1 1915, $206,000,000 Jan. 1 1916.
$229,500,000 Jan. 1 1917. $2.54.500,000 Jan. 1 1918. $281,500.000 Jan. 1
1919, $310,000,000 Jan. 1 1920 and $342,500,000 Jan. 1 1921.
There is
also excluded from the above table tax notes which on Jan. 1 1918 amounted
to $4,600,000, on Jan. 1 1919 $3,000,000. 1920 $2,050,000 on Jan. 1 and
on Jan. 1 1921, $3,961,000.
None outstanding at previous dates.
The table below of the City's funded debt as at Dec. 31 1910, is designed,
at
Jan.
to
first present the total outstanding amount of bonds which have been
to finance undertakings that are largely, or in part, self-carrying.
issued
(Group "A ) are shown the total amounts of water bonds,
rapid transit bonds, docks and ferries bonds, and assessment bonds pay¬
able from assessments
These make a combined total of $563,136,773 61.
of which the City's sinking funds hold $89,723,332 98 and the public holds
$478,413,440 63.
.
'
^
,
,
.
'
A
„
Of the total amount of water bonds outstanding, it is claimed that
there are probably from $95,000,000 to $100,000,000 which are selfcarrying.
The water revenues actually realized each year are probably
In the first group
administration, operation and maintenance charges
to provide annual interest payments
sufficient to meet all
of the Water Department per se, and
on and set aside a sum sufficient to
amortize and ultimately
redeem the
principal of from $95,000,000 to $100,000,000 of these bonds.
The re¬
mainder of the water bonds outstanding represent to a great extent the
amount which has been expended in the Catskill aqueduct still in course
of construction.
Altogether $203,9 *5,100 38 of water bonds and notes
are exempted from the debt limit under the provisions of the State Con¬
stitution.
Of the rapid transit bonds $51,013,724 86 have been exempted by the
Appellate Division in accordance with the provisions of the State Consti¬
tution.
The lessee of the subway is now paying interest and annual
installments to the Sinking Fund on $52,376,727.37.
Consequently, of the
total amount of rapid transit bonds outstanding as shown in the table
herewith submitted, over $52,000,000 are self-carrying.
The revenues realized by the city from the operation of the Dock Depart¬
ment are sufficient to meet all administration, operation and maintenance
expenses, together with interest and amortization charges on nearly $70,000,000 ($69,943,053) of Dock Bonds, which in consequence have been
exempted from the constitutional debt of the City by the Appellate Division
of the Supreme Court in accordance with certain provisions of the State
^
constitution.
The bonds which are fourth in order
issued
bonds
assessment
city
the
by
of arrangement in Group
"A" are
levied
payable from assessments
against property presumably benefited by the improvements made and
to finance which these assessment bonds were issued.
If the total interest
on these bonds was payable and the entire principal was redeemable from
proceeds of special assessments laid for that purpose it would mean
these bonds were also fully self-carrying; but as the city in many
has to assume a certain percentage of the assessments levied for
certain improvements made, it follows that only a proportion of these
assessment bonds is payable principal and interest from the proceeds of
the
that all of
cases
proportion
A careful estimate of the
laid for that purpose.
assessments
which interest and principal may ultimately require
provided for by the city would place such as not exceeding 15% of
the total amount thereof shown in Group "A."
..
A conservative approximation, therefore, of the total amount of selfcarrying bonds contained in Group "A", based on actual figures and
careful estimates, would indicate that there are from $237,000,000 to
$240,000,000 of these which can be so regarded.
The succeeding classifications in Groups "B" and "C" consist of bonds
Issued for schools and sites, libraries and sites, city parks and places,
bridges, streets, public buildings—including hospitals, charities, health,
fire, police, correction, &c.; streets, highways; to cover deficiencies in tax
collections, &c.
The interest on these is provided for by annual tax levy
together with the annual installments required to amortize and ultimately
redeem the principal of such bonds.
'
of assessment bonds on
to be
John F. Hylan, Mayor; Chas. L. Craig, Comptroller
provided under the Greater New York Charter became
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.
The Legislature in 1912 enacted a law (Chap.
548, Laws 1912) providing for the creation of the County of The Bronx out
of the Borough of The Bronx.
The bill was subject to referendum of the
citizens of the borough in November 1912 and was favorably passed upon
at that time, but on Jan. 17 1913 was declared unconstitutional by the
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court.
V. 96, p. 299.
This de¬
cision was reversed, however, by the Court of Appeals on March 14
1913.
V. 96, p. 810In 1917 a bill was passed providing for setting off
the Fifth Ward of Queens (constituting the villages of Far Rockaway,
Arverne and Rockaway Beach) to constitute what was to be known as the
city of Rockaway.
This measure, however, was vetoed by the Mayor.
A
similar bill was passed by the Legislature in 1915, but this too was de¬
feated at the hands of the Mayor.
The following statement includes
all of the funded debt of the former City of New York and of the mu¬
nicipalities in Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond which was recorded
at the date of consolidation; also such additional amounts as were re¬
corded in subsequent years as being funded obligation of said former
municipalities to be assumed by the City of New York.
These figures do
not include $2,007,600 revenue bonds of the former City of New York
outstanding Jan. 1 1898 and redeemable from its tax levy of 1897 nor $4,060,000 of revenue bonds or certificates of indebtedness of the former city
of Brooklyn outstanding Jan. 1 1898, but redeemable from its tax levy
for the year 1898.
NEW
YORK CITY.
The consolidation
effective
Jan.
1
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT CONSOLIDATION JAN. 1 1898.
Manhattan & The
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Gross
Outstanding.
$
eral Purpose—
Group ilA"
Water
212,674,610
Rapid transit
Docks and ferries..
203,609,889
bonds
Assessment
.119,653,971
32,583,304
_
Totals of Group "A"..568,521,774
Group "B"
Schools and sites
118,994,271
12,197,785
Libraries and sites
51,038,860
(1)105,614,303
City parks and places
Bridges
$232,248,785.89
Various
and
.146,654,714
viz.:
highways
trunk
sewers—
buildings,
Public
health,
fire,
.*$324.967.159.10
$92,718,373.21
police, corrections,
poses
DEBT
OF
GREATER
CITY
AT PRESENT
TIME.
consolidated city at
Seriod $320,o36,785.57.differentfollowing compares gross and net debt of
The dates.
is
Comparative Yearly Table of the Total Bonded Debt, from Jan.
Jan.
1
1
1898 to
in separate columns the Funded Debt, the Total Sinking
Fund Holdings and the Temporary Debt as at Jan. 1 of each year and
as at Dec. 31
1919.
xFunded Debt
Fund
Net Funded
As at
and Assess-
Holdings.
Debt.
Jan. 1
ment Bonds.
{Bonds).
*
$
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
921
321,905,514
341,844,226
359,620,986
384,794,598
412,047,717
434,339,606
469,123,199
534,954,132
565,056,513
617,484,892
672,396,965
730.691,994
794,930,289
843,503,798
917,811,719
985,190,043
.-.1,064,418,430
...1,124,020,221
—1,154,483,821
...1,191,317,252
...1.219,548,477
...1,228,770,132
...1,238,260,597
—1,246,858,861
...
-..
...
—
...
...
...
—
...
...
...
—
...
—_
...
...
3,175,365
89,723,333 478,798,441
64,599,943
14,324,961 104,669,307
1,727,323
10,470,461
8,734,632
42,304,228
9,568,165
96,046,138
7.718,993
120,188
3,789,297
428,312
35,650,643 111,004,071
8,858,696
&c_103,243,013
7,290,758
88,917,216
4,959,407
6,235,857
1,036
14,325,797
2,331,351
"B"__545,327,808
271,121.
294,105
294,105
86,956,980 458,370,828 27,423,500
11,861,662
496,471
11,365,190
(2) 29,124,175
5,000,000
24,124,176
40,985,837
5,496,471
35,489,363
Totals of Group "C"..
Aggregate totals of Groups
•A,"
"B," "C"_(3)l,154,835,419 182,176,785
General fund bonds..(4)342,500,000 342,500,000
debt
Sinking
1898
29,407,939
pur¬
Group "C"
Refunding bonds
To fund deficiencies—
taxes
$
9,220,000
9,588,94 ) 194,020,940 45,374,943
19,682,665 99,971,306 10,005,000
,
972,658,634 92,023,443
Grand totals of funded
viz., Corporate
Stock, Corporate Stock Notes
1900
by Public. Outstanding.
Funds.
$
$
31,043,780 181,630,830
1920.
Divided to show
1899
municipal
(unalloted) _
Totals of Group
Since consolidation (Jan. 1 1898), the Greater City has issued, excluding
general fund bonds, special revenue bonds and revenue bonds and bills, up
to Dec. 31 1920, $1,151,676,689-89, and redeemed and canceled during that
Stock Notes
and held
courts,
Sundry other purposes—
{Includes $3,061,645.01 special revenue bonds.
Purchased
and held
(pay¬
able from assessments)
Streets,
\
Corporate
Purchased
Total Amount by Sinking
to Function or Gen-
Tot. Funded Debt.
Sinking Fund.
Net Debt.
Bronx§$226,144,311.28 $85,654,317.52 $140,489,993.76
81,626,175.53
6,734,055.69
74.892,119.84
13,709,935.62
330,000.00
13,379,935.62
3,486.736.67
3,486,736.67
Total
funded
Debt, viz.:
Classification According
92,718,373
99,386.292
105,754,872
114,388,129
122,399.480
137.442,949
142,121,103
139,330,353
140.380,613
150,294,187
143,187,164
141,671,340
146,868,060
154,140,290
157,970,000
161,679,242
169,955,028
180,217,873
176,078,407
176.111.545
193,749,438
194,972,319
204.382,238
215,236,727
Revenue
Bonds.
$
Bonds and
Bills
229,187,141
3,061,645
242,457
253 866
270,406
289 648
8 179 666
7 600
3 170 311
5 388 336
7 600
2.107 600
4 322 998
9 912 600
308
22 467 600
149
41 748 600
34 457 000
42 097 000
296,896,657
327.002 096
395,623,779
424 675 900
4
7
5
6
467,190:705
7:462:500
272
537
408
280
640
500
529,209,801
8,368,000
8,991,990
589.020,654
648,062,229
5,208,150
698,363.508
7,364,625
759,841,719
5,970:165
823,510.801
7.038.066
894,463,402
6,319,225
943,802,348 11,925,425
978,405,414
9,367,075
1,015,205,707
9,999.948
1,025,799.039 11,000,000
1,033,797,813 12.325,000
1,033,878,359 7.939,900
1,031,622,134 36,392,900
,
1,497,335,419 524,676,785
(1) Includes the amounts
972,658,634 92,023,443
expended in the acquirement of property
Municipal Building—$18,945,755.
and in the construction of the new
for
^
Of these, $26,124,175 76 were issued in 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1915
and 1916 for deficiencies in taxes of 1904 and prior years.
(4) Represent the amount of Surplus Revenue of Sinking Fund, No. 1
(2)
s
$
934
114
469
337
—
Temporary Debt
Special
Revenue
6,067,600
50A1227Q
53.646,037
74.006 600
60,367,290
58.874,533
46 671 621
34,712.776
33,694,416
48,536,947
43,000,000
26.004,500
39,074.400
33.996.500
32,360,500
62.767.000
applied toward reduction of current
Sinking Fund No. 1.
Of the total funded debt (3) the
taxation; these bonds are held by
following amounts are exempted under
the State Constitution and decisions of the Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court from inclusion in the debt limit;
Water
$203,995,100.38
bonds and notes
Rapid transit bonds.
Dock
—
County
*
51,013,724.86
69,943,053.55
bonds
bonds
6,905,295.48
...
$331,857,174.27
assessed valuation of property in the con¬
1921 follows:
-Tax Rate-
ASSESSED VALUES.—The
solidated city for the year
Real Estate.
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Personal Estate.
..$5,878,847,633 $152,742,600
852,447,403
13,899,700
2,395,486.473
37,741,850
Queens
Richmond...
718,818,139
7,409,350
127,385,456
1,428,675
Total 1919-..$9,972,985,104
Total.
R. E.
Pers.
$6,031,590,233
5.77
866,347,103
2,433,228.323
2.84
$2.77
2.83
2.80
2.80
726,227,489
128,814,131
2.85
2.79
2.83
2.83
$213,222,175 $10,186,207,279
June, 1921.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
Total valuations for each
borough In previous years were
Man.&TheBr'nx.
$
Brooklyn.
$
as
follows:
Queens.
Richmond.
Total
$
$
$
1920--6,184.354,701 1,979.004,105 645.201.259 114.068.677 8,922.628,742
1919-6.151,581.693 1,910,031.157 615,761,776 113,360,907 8,790.735,533
1918-6.022,866,736 1,866,497,460 599,508,475 102,185,055 8,591,057,726
1917-6,151,202,497 1,848,401,152 580,131,207 93.967,459 8,673,705.315
1916—6.152,154,616 1,796,150,060 546,105,674 89,944,152 8,584,352,511
1915—6.122.083,549 1,735,518,436 517.155.078 86,058,929 8,460,815,992
1914-6.101,412,243 1,710,471,995 494,601,906 83.669,328 8,390,155.472
1913_-6.037.889.583
1912-5.938,069,111
1911—5,937,880,465
1910-5,543.421,737
1905—4,680.680.189
1900—2,799.871,672
1899—2,669,088,835
1898—2,365.490,372
1897—2.168,635.856
1896—2,106,484,905
1895-2,016,947,662
1890—1,696,978,390
1885-1,371,117,003
1880—1,143,765,727
1.726.310.461
1,723,496,394
1,745,026,899
1,463,368,346
1,031,894,265
695,335,940
655,092,980
(«)
603.796,463
555,103,714
563,987,132
452,758,601
330,683,762
234,835,991
484.533.686
463,147,289
451,909,227
339,922,440
149,499,728
109,926,453
110,066,632
♦No assessment or tax in 1898.
In 1903 the assessment of real estate
was
83,335,471 8,332.069,201
80,149,636 8,204,862,430
81,946,696 8,216,763,287
70,124,976 7,416.837,499
50,072,045 5,912.146,227
48,988,128 3,654,122,193
44,103,582 3,478,352,029
made
on
the basis of about real
value; 1903 and subsequent values, therefore, were greatly in excess of those
for previous years, and
consequently the tax rate is much lower.
[under a law passed by the 1911 Legislature, the collection of taxes takes
place semi-annually instead of annually, as heretofore. V. 93, p. 63.1
[State Supreme Court early in 1916 decided against the city In its
efforts to have value of bank shares excluded from
personal tax valuation
in levying direct State tax.
See "Chronicle" of Mar. 4 1916, page 906.]
[The State Supreme Court upholds the city's right to make its own
ap¬
praisal of personal property or foreign corporations.
See "Chronicle" of
May 27 1916, page 2005.]
[The sum of $18,439,335, which the city had been carrying as an asset for
the previous eleven years and representing unsatisfied claims
against 92,844
persons for personal taxes from 1899 to 1905, inclusive, was wiped from the
city's books by the Board of Estimate on Oct. 13 1916. V. 103, p.
1528.]
[The City Comptroller on May 1 1917 issued a report dealing with the
city's experience in connection with the imposition and subsequent liqui¬
dation of the special franchise tax.
See V. 104. d. 1761.]
PAY-AS-YOU-GO POLICY APPROVED.—On May 20 1916 the Gov¬
ernor signed the bill approved by the 1916
Legislature providing for the
Incorporation in the city charter of the pay-as-you-go policy.
See "State
and City Department" of "Chronicle" for May 27 1916.
In 1918, however, the State Legislature passed a bill which was later
approved by both the Mayor and Governor for the relief in financing this
city's obligations during the period of the war and one year thereafter in
reference to the issuance of corporate stock and serial bonds.
The new
law permits the city to issue, in addition to corporate stock and serial bonds
now authorized by law, $15,000,000 in bonds or
corporate stock each year,
dating from Jan. 1 1918, for the period of the war and for one year there¬
after, the proceeds to be used in needed public improvements.
The full
text of the law will be found in the "Chronicle" of April 13
1918, page 1596.
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 purpose 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.
of these bonds had
Up to Dec. 31 1920 $342,500,000
been issued.
APPROPRIATIONS.—The total appropriation for Greater New York
In 1898 was $77,473,084; in 1900 it was $90,778,972; for 1902 it was
$98,619,600; for 1904, $106,674,955; for 1906, $116,805,490; for ,1908, $143,572,266;
for 1910, $163,130,270; for 1912, $181,000,657; 1914,
$192,995,551; for
1915, $198,989,786; for 1916, $212,956,155.81 (including $13,975,000 ap¬
portioned to N. Y. City as its share of the direct State tax of $20,000,000);
for 1917, $211,114,136.82 (no direct State tax in 1917); for 1918 the
ap¬
propriations were $238,123,759.20 (including $8,463,756 apportioned to New
York City as its share of the direct State tax of
$12,800,000), in 1919
$248,025,434.88, including a State tax amounting to $8,522,029 61; in 1920
$273,689,485, including a State tax amounting to $8,539,156, and in 1921
$345,530,039, including State tax aggregating $22,041,183.
The 1917
Legislature passed a bill providing for a direct tax of 1.08 mills, in 1918 for
1.06 mills, in 1919 for 1.06055 mills, and in 1920 for 1.155 mills.
On April 26 1917 a bill was signed by the Governor
providing that here¬
after this city shall have a tentative budget.
Under the terms of the meas¬
ure a budget setting forth every expense in items must be
prepared and must
be ready by Oct. 10 for public discussion.
It is further provided that the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment must file with its
Secretary on Oct.20
each year, a copy of the proposed budget, after which date no item is to
be added, nor any item already in the budget increased.
Between Oct. 20
and the date of adoption of the budget any item,
however, may be de¬
creased or dropped.
POPULATION (U. S. Census figures)—
1920
Greater N. Y—_5,621,151
Man. & Bronx
3,016,119
Boro. of Br'klyn 2,018,356
1910-
1920.
1910.
4,766,883 Boro. of Queens.
469,012
284,041
2,762,522 Boro. of Rich'd116,531
85,969
1.634,351
The population of the Greater City, according to the State Census for
1915, Is officially reported as 5,047,221.
DETAILS
OF
forming part
The loans marked (s f) are held in the sinking fund.
FUNDED
DEBT
OF
THE
CITY
OF
NEW
YORK.
(As
Constituted
from
January 1
1898.)
Payable from the sinking fund of the City of New York under the provisions of
Sections 206 of the Greater New York Charter.
Account of Armories.
3 '98
M-N
sf$8,500—Nov 1 *23
3 g '99 M-N
sfl 1,000.-Nov 1 '23
3 g '00 M-N
sf38,563.49Novl '40
3 g *00 M-N
sfll5,681.32Novl '30
Court House Constr. (Bklyn).
3 g *04 M-N
sf$35,000--Nov 1 '63
Borough Hall (Queens).
3 g '04 M-N
sf$40,000—Nov 1 *53
Court House Repair (Queens).
3 g '00 M-N
sf7,500_.Nov 1 '40 3 g '04 M-N
sf$5,000—Nov 1 '53
3 g '00 M-N
sflO.OOO—Nov 1 '40
Borough Bldg. (Richmond).
Armories and Sites.
3 g '03 M-N
sf$44,000—Nov 1 '52
3Hg'01M-N
$540,000—Nov 1 '41 3 g *03 M-N
sf5,000—Nov 1 '53
sflO.OOO—Nov 1 '41 3 g '04 M-N
3^g'01M-N
sf88,491-Nov 1 '53
3 g 02 M-N
sf566,653—Nov 1 '42 3Mg'04M-N
50,000.-May 1 '54
3 g '02 M-N
Public Bldg. (Crotona Park).
sf6,000—Nov 1 *52
3 g *03 M-N
sf46,500—Nov 1 *52 3Hg'98M-N
$75,000.-Nov 1 '28
3 g *03 M-N
sfl5,000—Nov 1 '53
Public Bath, Rivingston Street.
3 g *04 M-N
sf $350,000—Nov 1 '53 3 g '98 M-N
sf$20,000—Nov 1 '28
100,000—Nov 1 '53 3&g'98M-N
33^g'04M-N
50,000—Nov 1 '28
Interior Public Baths.
3Hg'04M-N
250.000—May 1 *54
Criminal Court House.
3 g '02 M-N
sf$150,000-Nov 1 '42
3 g *98 M-N
sf$20,000—Nov 1 '23 3 g '03 M-N
sf72,000—Nov 1 *52
Criminal Court Bldg. (Manh'n). 3Mg'03M-N
250,000—Nov 1 *52
3 g '03 M-N
sf$97,000—Nov 1 '52 3 g 03 M-N
sf40,000—Nov 1 '53
3 g '04 M-N
sf35,000—Nov 1 '53 3 g *04 M-N
sflO.OOO—Nov 1 *53
Dist. Municipal Court Site.
3Hg*04M-N
100,000—Nov 1 *53
3 g '04 M-N
sf$127,000—Nov 1 '53 3MU'04M-N
350.000-.May 1 '64
County Court House Repairs.
Hospital Bldg. (Qouv. Slip).
3 g '04 M-N
sf$5,000—Nov 1 '53 3Hg'98M-N
$50,000—Nov 1 *28
Court House for Appellate Div. 3^g'00M-N
85,000.-Nov 1 '30
Gouverneur Hosp. (Manhattan)
3^g'98M-N
$250,000—Nov 1*28
3 g 99 M-N
sf75,000—Nov 1 '29 3 g '03 M-N
sf$5,000—Nov 1 '53
3 g '00 M-N
sflO.OOO—Nov 1 *29 3 g '04 M-N
sf3,000—Nov 1 '53
33^g'99M-N
375,000—Nov 1 '29 3Kg'04M-N
100,000--May 1 '54
Court House Site (Bronx).
Public
Hospital
Site
(Lenox
33^g'00M-N
$147,078—Nov 1 '40
Ave., 136th & 137th Sts.).
3 g'02 M-N
County Court House Repairs.
sf$220,271—Nov 1 '52
3 g '02 M-N
sf50—Nov 1 '52
sfl,357—Nov 1 '52 3 g *03 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
New Hospital (Bronx).
sf27.179—Nov 1 *52
3 g '03 M-N
sfSll ,000—Nov 1 *53
sf2,500—Nov 1 '53 3 g '03 M-N
Court House Erection (Bronx).
New Fordham Hospital (Bronx).
3 g *04 M-N
sf$10,000—Nov 1 *53 3 g *04 M-N
sf$35,000.-Nov 1 '53
Municipal Bldg. & Additional 3Hg'04M-N
50,000--May 1 *54
New Bellevue Hospital.
Court Bldg. (Brooklyn).
3 g *03 M-N
sf$7,500—Nov 1 '53 3Hg'04M-N
$50,000.-May 1 '54
.
New Harlem Hospital.
3 g '03 M-N
sf$13,000—Nov 1 '52
High Schools and Sites.
sf$245,351—Nov 1 29
sfl,500—Nov 1 '29
Bklyn. Museum Arts & Sciences
sf26,419—Nov 1 '40
3^g'00M-N
$261.500—Nov 1'30 3Hg'00M-N
813,483.-Nov 1 '40
3Hg'00M-N
sf38,500—Nov 1 '30 3 g901 M-N
sfll2,637—Nov 1 '41
3 g '01 M-N
sf300,000—Nov 1 '41 3^g'01M-N
800,000—Nov 1 *41
Metropolitan Museum of Art
3 g 04 M-N
sf1,000.-Nov 1 *53
3Hg'98M-N
$600.000—Nov 1 '28 3Mg'04M-N
75,000-Nov 1 '53
3 g '99 M-N
sf50,000.-Nov 1 '29
Richmond.
3 g '00 M-N
sf70,000—Nov 1 '40 3
g '01 M-N
sf$100,000-Nov 1 '41
3 g '01 M-N
sf50,000—Nov 1 '41 3
g '03 M-N
sf20,000—Nov 1 '53
3 g *02 M-N
sf30,000—Nov 1 '42
3 g '04 M-N
sf55,000—Nov 1 '53
3 g *01 M-N
sf55,000—Nov 1 '41
Toilet Facilities, City Parks.
3 g 01 M-N
sf101,000--Nov 1 '42
3 g '02 M-N
sf$3,000-Nov 1 '52
sfl4,000—Nov 1 '52 3 g '03 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
sf11,500—Nov 1 '52
sflO.OOO—Nov 1 '53 3 g '03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
sf2,00Q—Nov 1 *53
sfl0.000—Nov 1 '53 3 g '03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
Am. Museum of Nat. History.
sfl9,500—Nov 1 '53
3Hg 98M-N
$300,000—Nov 1 '28
Public Comfort Stations.
3^g'99M-N
150,000—Nov 1 *29 3 g *03 M-N
sf$10,000-Nov 1 '52
3Hg'98M-N
250,000—Nov 1'28 3 g *04 M-N
sfl6,000-Nov 1 '53
3Mg'99M-N
150,000--Nov 1 '29 3^g'04M-N
50,000.-Nov 1 '53
3 g *00 M-N
sf75,000—Nov 1 *40 3Kg'04M-N
100,000—May 1 '54
3 g '01 M-N
sf75,000—Nov 1 '40
Brooklyn.
o g '01 M-N
sf200,000
Nov 1 '41 3 g '03 M-N
sf$60,000-Nov 1 '52
3 g '03 M-N
sf20,000—Nov 1 '52 3 g '03 M-N
sf25,000-Nov 1 '53
3 g *03 M-N
sf25,000—Nov 1 *53 3 g '04 M-N
sf43,000._Nov 1 '53
3 g *04 M-N
sf30,500—Nov 1 '53
College of City of New York.
3Mg'04M-N
50,000—Nov 1 '53
3 g '01 M-N
sf$14,860.-Nov 1 '41
3Kg'04M-N
50,000—May 1'54
3 g'02 M-N
sfl21,118—Nov 1 '42
3 g '03 M-N
sf35,000—Nov 1 '52
3 g '02 M-N
sf 16,051--Nov 1 '42
3 g '04 M-N
sfl7,000—Nov 1 *53
3 g '03 M-N
sf500,000-Nov 1 '52
3Hg'04M-N
50,000—Nov 1 '53
3Mg'04M-N
100,000--May 1 '54
3^g'04M-N
50,000—May 1 '54
Medical College Dormitory.
Botanical Museum & Herbarium
3 g '98 M-N
sf$50,000-Nov 1 '52
sf $ 150,000 -Nov 1 '28 3 g '03 M-N
3 g '99 M-N
sf3,000-Nov 1 '53
sfl5,000—Nov 1 '28 3 g *04 M-N
3 g '00 M-N
Building Impt., Wards Island
sflO.OOO
Nov 1 '28
and Central Islip.
3Kg'98M-N
200,000--Nov 1'28
sf$l ,000. -Nov 1 '29
Bklyn Institute Arts & Sciences. 3 g '99 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
sf1,000--Nov 1 '29
sf$49,500—Nov 1 '52 3 g *01 M-N
Public
Parks
and
3Hg'04M-N
150,000--Nov 1 '54
Parkways,
3
'01 M-N
Construction and Impt.
sf300,000—Nov 1 '41
3M'00 M-N
$100,000--Nov 1 *29
sf38,500—Nov 1 '30 3^g'99M-N
3 M '00 M-N
sflOO,000.-Nov 1 '40
261,500—Nov 1 '30 3 g '00 M-N
Impt.
Brown Stone Building, 3 g '01 M-N
sfl0,000--Nov 1 '41
3 g '02 M-N
sf80,000.-Nov 1 '42
City Hall Park.
3 g'04 M-N
sfl0.000-.Nov 1 '53
sf$1.000-Nov 1'53 3 g '04 M-N
New Roadway & Route of Spuy- 3 g '98 M-N
sfll5,500-Nov 1 '21
3 g '99 M-N
ten Duv. & Pt. Mor. RR. Co.
sf8,000—Nov 1 '21
3 g '04 M-N
sf25,000—Nov 1 '42
sf$551,025—Nov 1 *53 3 g '02 M-N
150,000-Nov 1 '42
Montague St. Library (Bklyn.). 3Hg'02M-N
3 g '03 M-N
sfl91,500—Nov 1 '52
sf$40,000—Nov 1 '52 3 g '03 M-N
3 g *04 M-N
100.000_.Nov 1 '52
sf30,000—Nov 1 '53 3^g'03M-N
3 g 03 M-N
Sites for Carnegie Libraries.
sf174,000-Nov 1 '53
3 g '02 M-N
sf26,500.-Nov 1 *53
sf$250,000—Nov 1 '42 3 g '04 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
150,000—May 1'54
sf202,154-Nov 1 *52 3Hg'04M-N
3 g '03 M-N
sflOO,000.-Nov 1 '42
sf23,500
Nov 1 '53 3 g '02 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
sf25,000-Nov 1 '52
sfl50,000
Nov 1 '53 3 Z '02 M-N
3Mg'04M-N
sf406,000-Nov 1 '52
90,000—Nov 1 '53 3 g '03 M-N
3 Hg'04M-N
150,000.-Nov 1 '52
250,000
May 1 '54 3^g'03M-N
sf231,500—Nov 1 '53
Buildings (Dept. of Correction). 3 g '03 M-N
3 g '98-M-N
sf77.000—Nov 1 *53
sf$40,000—Nov 1 '28 3 g *04 M-N
3Hg'98M-N
435,000-Nov 1 '53
300,000—Nov 1 '28 3Hg'04M-N
sfl5,000—Nov 1 53
3^g'99M-N
650,000—Nov 1 '29 3Hg'04M-N
3Mg'03M-N
649,000—Nov 1 '54
150,000—Nov 1 '52 3Hg'04M-N
sf1,000.-Nov 1 '54
3H?'04M-N
Bldgs. (Dept. Pub. Charities).
3 g 04 M-N
sf297,500—Nov 1 *53
3 g '99 M-N
sf$31,517—Nov 1 '29
3 g '98 M-N
sf65,000.-Nov 1 '23
3 g '00 M-N
sfl25,000—Nov 1 '40
3 g '01 M-N
sf30,000—Nov 1 '41
3 g '01 M-N
sflO.OOO—Nov 1 '41
2^g'98M-N
sf2,000Nov 1*21-29
3 g '02 M-N
sfl0,000_,Nov 1 '42
sf 3,OOONov 1*21-29
2Hg'99M-N
3 g '02 M-N
sf30,000
Nov 1 '52
2^g'O0M-N
sf6,000-Nov 1 '29
3 g '03 M-N
sf375,000—Nov 1 '52
2Hg'01M-N
sf2,000—Nov 1 '29
3 g '03 M-N
sf87,500—Nov 1 '53
3 g 03 M-N
sfl2,500—Nov 1 '20
3 g '04 M-N
sf40,000
Nov 1 '53
Crotona Park.
3Hg'04M-N
175,000—Nov 1 '53
3 g '99 M-N
sf$30,000-Nov 1 '28
3Kg'04M-N
200,000—Nov 1 *54
Bronx Park.
3 g 1)0 M-N
sf162,000-Nov 1 '40
3 g '99 M-N
sf$63,000—Nov 1 '29
3 g* 01 M-N
sf25,000—Nov 1 '41
3 g '01 M-N
sf 125,000.-Nov 1 *41
3 g '02 M-N
sf51,000—Nov 1 '42
3 g '02 M-N
sf50,000--Nov 1 '42
New Hall of Records.
3 g *02 M-N
sflO.OOO.-Nov 1 *52
3 g '99 M-N
sf$150,000—Nov 1 '29 3 g '03 M-N
sfl5,000-Nov 1 '52
3Kg'99M-N
500,000--Nov 1 '29 3 g '03 M-N
sf44,000..Nov 1 *52
3Kg'00M-N
250,000—Nov 1 '30
3Hg'03M-N
50,000 ..Nov 1 '52
3Mg'00M-N
2,705,800—Nov 1 '40 3 g 03 M-N
sfl5,000—Nov 1 '53
3 Hg'00M-N
sfl04,200—Nov 1 '40 3 g *04 M-N
sf5,000__Nov 1 '53
3Hg'03M-N
500,000—Nov 1 '52 3^g'04M-N
100,000—May 1 '54
3JH»g'04M-N
700,000—May 1 '54 3Hg'00M-N
100,000--Nov 1 *40
3%'04M-N
200,000—May 1 '54
3 g *99 M-N
_
3 g '00 M-N
3 g '00 M-N
-
Hall of Records (Kings Co.).
3 g '01 M-N
sf$20,000—Nov 1 *41
3>*g'03M-N
400,000.-Nov 1 *52
3 g *01 M-N
3 g '02 M-N
3 g '02 M-N
Richmond County Jail.
sf$3,000.-Nov 1 '52
sf5,000—Nov 1 '53
sf50,000—Nov 1 '53
3 g '02 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3Hg'00M-N
3^g'04M-N
3Kg'04M-N
3 g *03 M-N
INDEBTEDNESS.
The tables which follow give full details regarding the indebtedness of the
consolidated city and the various boroughs and other divisions
of it.
67
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
School Houses and Sites.
3 g '98 M-N
sf$618,507—Nov 1 *28
3 g *99 M-N
sf535,473—Nov 1 *28
3 g '00 M-N
sf20,074—Nov 1 '28
33^g'98M-N
1,820.785.-Nov
300.000-.Nov
sf750,000—Nov
500,000--Nov
sfl50,000—Nov
sf13,000--Nov
3^g'03M-N
3 g 04 M-N
3Mg'04M-N
3^g*99M-N
3 g 99 M-N
*28
*40
'52
*52
1 *53
1 *53
987,000--Nov 1 *53
2,200,000-Nov 1 *53
sfl35,000-May%'54
2,865,000-Nov 1 '54
1,800,000.-Nov 1 '42
1,000,000-Nov 1 *52
sf50,000-Nov 1 *53
sflO.OOO—May 1 '54
2,590,000-Nov 1 '54
sf1,656,327—Nov 1 '29
3H?'99M-N
'29
3 g
'40
*40
'40
'41
'41
3 ^g'OOM-N
3 g 03 M-N
3Hg'03M-N
3 g 03 M-N
3 g *03 M-N
3Hg'03M-N
3^g'04M-N
3Hg'04M-N
3Kg'02M-»N
3Kg*02M-N
1
1
1
1
1,700,000-Nov 1
?00 M-N
sf8,273—Nov 1
3Mg'00M-N
sf41,000—Nov 1
3^g'00M-N
1,859,000-Nov 1
3 g 01 M-N sf1,000,000-Nov 1
3Kg'01M-N
1.000,000—Nov 1
Brooklyn.
3 g '99 M-N
3Mg'99M-N
3 g?00 M-N
3Mg'00M-N
3^g'00M-N
3 g901 M-N
3Mg'01M-N
Queens.
3 g '99 M-N
3^g'99M-N
3Kg'99M-N
3 g T)0 M-N
33^g'OOM-N
3Hg'00M-N
3 g701 M-N
3 g *01 M-N
3^g'01M-N
sf$85,615—Nov
1,800,000-Nov
sf7,385—Nov
2,188,000-Nov
sf2,000—Nov
sf300,000-Nov
900,000.-Nov
'29
*29
'40
'40
1 '40
1 '41
1 '41
sf$7,650—Nov
sf50,000—Nov
450.000-.Nov
sf49,350—Nov
sf5,000
Nov
145,000—Nov
sflOO,000-Nov
100,000—Nov
200,000--Nov
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 '29
'29
'29
'40
'40
*40
'41
*41
*41
Richmond.
3H?'99M-N
3
g900
M-N
3 g '01 M-N
$100,000-Nov 1 '29
sf47,000—Nov 1 '40
150,000--Nov 1 '41
sf75,000-Nov 1 '41
sf 125,000-Nov 1 '42
sf25,000..Nov 1 *51
sf25,000.-Nov 1 '52
sflOO, 100-Nov
49,900—Nov
100,000—Nov
100,000 ..May
1
1
1
1
'52
'52
'53
'54
Public Parks.
3 g '00 M-N
3Hg'00M-N
3^g'01M-N
3 g?01 M-N
3Hg'01M-N
3 g 02 M-N
3 g '01 M-N
3 g '98 M-N
3 g '99 M-N
3 g '01 M-N
3Mg'01M-N
3Hg'01M-N
3 g '98 M-N
3 g '99 M-N
Riverside
3 g '00 M-N
3 g '01 M-N
3 g *02 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '00 M-N
3Hg'98M-N
3Hg'99M-N
3 g?01 M-N
3 g '01 M-N
3 g '02 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
3^g'04M-N
3^g'04M-N
3Hg'04M-N
3 g700 M-N
Public
sf$14,000-Nov 1 '40
2.000,000.-Nov 1'40
658,000.-Nov 1 '41
sfl25,000-Nov 1 '41
1,392,000.-Nov 1 '41
sf1,000-Nov 1 '42
sfl5,000-Nov 1 *41
sfl,247—Nov 1 '21
sf940—Nov 1 '29
sf6,220
Nov 1 *29
990,000-Nov 1 '41
260,000.-Nov 1 '41
sf70,000—Nov 1 '21
sf83,500-Nov 1 '21
Drive.
Nov 1 '40
sf91,610
sf75,900—Nov 1 '41
sfl5,000—Nov 1 '42
sf3,000-Nov 1 '52
sf1,500—Nov 1 *40
590,000—Nov 1 '28
100,000.-Nov 1 *29
sf20,000—Nov 1 '41
150,000.-Nov 1 '41
sf50,000—Nov 1 *42
sfl8,703—Nov 1 '52
sf30,000—Nov 1 '53
sf6,000-Nov 1 '53
50,000.-Nov 1 *53
749,920—May 1 '54
sf80—May 1 '54
sf85,000-Nov 1 '40
Parks.
3Hg'98M-N
3^g'98M-N
sf $21,000.-Nov 1 '28
3Mg'00M-N
*40
'29
'21
'21
'41
'42
*53
3 g 00
3 g '98
3 g '99
3 g *01
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
3 g '02 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
3 g '02 M-N
3Hg'04M-N
3 g 02 M-N
3Hg'99M-N
1,717,362—Nov
886,886--Nov
sf65,000—Nov
sf6,500—Nov
sf22,994—Nov
sf20,000—Nov
sf7,500--Nov
sf5,000—Nov
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
'28,
48--Nov 1 *53
sfl 1,541—Nov 1 '42
350,000.-Nov 1 *53
sfl85,604—Nov 1 '42
1,365,000.-Nov 1 '29
NEW
68
Bridge Across
HSW TORE CITY (.Continued)—
Central Park.
3 g '00 M-N
sf$2,000—Nov 1 40
3 g '00 M-N
sf8.200.-Nov 1 40
3 g *01 M-N
sf7.882.-Nov 1 '41
Van Cortlandt Park (Skate and
Qolf House).
3 g '00 M-N
sf$10,000—Nov 1 40
3 g '01 M-N
sfl0,000-.Nov 1 '40
Silver Lake Park (Richmond).
3 g *01 J-J
sfS85.000-.Nov 1 40
3 g '00 J-J
30.000—Nov 1 '40
_
.
M N
Hg'04M N
3Kg'04M N
3 g *04
3
Melrose Avenue
tin
sf$5,000—Nov 1 41
sf31.500-.Nov 142
sf1,000--Nov 1 52
sf1,000—Nov 1 53
g '04 M-N
sf3,095—Nov 1 '53
Prospect Park Improvement.
g'02 M-N
sfS10.000—Nov 1'42
3 g '01 M-N
3 g'02 M-N
3 g'03 M-N
3 g "03 M-N
3
3
Wm.
Viaduct.
S140.000-.Nov 1 28
sf20.000-.Nov 1 41
sf5,000—Nov 1 '52
sf56,500—Nov 1 53
sf500—Nov 1 '53
sfll6,975
1952
3Hg'98M-N
3 g 01 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
3 g
M-N
Other Richmond Parks.
\
Street and Park
Harlem River.
sf$1.000—Nov 1 52
sfl,000—Nov 1 53
sf50.000-.Nov 1 53
Sfl ,000--May 1 54
99,000--May 1 54
3 g '01 M-N
3 g'03 M N
Commission.
sf97.740-Nov 1 28
1 28
cf 1 7 74H
Nf»V
Grade Damage
3 g '98 M-N
"A K "NT
3 g '99 M-N
o
sf 17.740_.Nov
250,000--Nov
sf217.720-Nov
sfl87.500-.Nov
sf7,000--Nov
sf32.500_.Nov
«
Kg'OOM-N
2*01 M-N
3 g *02 M-N
3 g *03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
3
3
H. Seward Park.
'28
'40
1
1
1
1
1
1
|41
42
'52
'53
sf$30,000-Nov 1 42
Department of Health.
sf25.000—Nov 1 52
sf75.000-.Nov 1 52 3g:01M-N
sf0.300-.Nov 1'53 3 g '02 M-N
sfl07.500-.Nov 1 '52
3 g '03 M-N
Driveway along Harlem River.
sf39,000--Nov 1 *53
3Hg'00M-N
$300.000-.Nov 1 '40 3 g *03 M-N
sf35,000—Nov 1 '53
3 g '04 M-N
3 g '02 M-N
3 g '02 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g'04 M-N
^.OW;.NOV141
Widening 59th St.
250,000.-Nov 1 '53
sfl ,000..Nov 1 '54
200,000--May 1'54
sf$5.000—Nov 1 '41 3Kf?'04M-N
sf40.000-.Nov 1'42 3 g 04 M-N
Bridge Connecting Pelham Bay 3K2 04M-N
3 g '01
M-N
3 g *02 M-N
Park and City
Island.
Department Street
sf$80,000—Nov 1 '41 on '99 M-N
3 g
Bay.
3Kg'99M-N
3 g '04 M-N
sfS52.500-.Nov 1 '53 3 g '00 M-N
3 g *01 M-N
sflO.000—Nov 1 '41 3 g '01 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
sf2,500—Nov 1 52 3 g '02 M-N
3 g'04 M-N
sf2.500-.Nov 1 '53 3 g '03 M-N
Bridges over N. Y. Cent. Tracks. 3 g *02 M-N
3 g'98 M-N
sf$15.000-.Nov 1 *22 3 g '02 M-N
3 g '99 M-N
sfl8.000-.Nov 1 *22 3 g *03 M-N
3Kg'98M-N
50.000--Nov 1'28 3 g '03 M-N
3 g T)1 M-N
sf2.000_.Nov 1 '41 3 g '04 M-N
3 g *01 M-N
Bridge
over
Bronx River.
300,000.-Nov 1
sf50.000..-Nov 1
sfl2.668__Nov 1
sf 81,431--Nov 1
sf3,612—Nov 1
sfl20,000--Nov 1
sf50.000-.Nov 1
sf301,861. -Nov 1
sf35.000._Nov 1
sf 124,000--Nov 1
100,000.-Nov 1
200,000-_May 1
sf10,800.-Nov 1
sf200.000-.Nov 1
3Kg'04M-N
sf$500..Nov 1 '53 3Kg'04M-N
sf75.000-.Nov 1 '41 3 g '99 M-N
Bridges—Port
Morris Branch 3 g '01 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
3 g '01 M-N
N.
Y. N. H. & H. RR.
,
For
fnt
sf$9,000-Nov 1 *21
sfl.000_.Nov 1 40
sf3.525-.Nov 1 '53
Bridges over Harlem River.
3Kg'98M-N $1.029,844--Nov 1 '28
3Kg'00M-N
500.000-.Nov 1 '30
3 g '01 M-N
sf35,000--Nov 1 '41
3 g *02 M-N
sf25.000-.Nov 1 '42
3 g '03 M-N
sfl94,000-Nov 1 *52
3 g'04 M-N
sf36,155—Nov 1 63
3Hg'04M-N
150,000.-May 1 '54
3 g 04 M-N
sf31.671-.Nov 1'53
3Kg'99M-N
250,000-.Nov 1 '29
3 g 701 M-N
sf11,000. -Nov 1 '41
3Kg'01M-N
800,000.-Nov 1 *41
3Kk'99M-N
1,000.000--Nov 1 '29
3Kg'01M-N
sf4.050-.Nov 1 *41
3Kg'01M-N
145,950--Nov 1'41
3Kg'01M-N
250.000-.Nov 1 '41
3 g 02 M-N
sf79,620__Nov 1 '42
3Kg*04M-N
250,000.-Nov 1 53
3Kg'04M-N
sf5.000-.May 1 *54
3Kg'04M-N
195.000--May 1*54
3 g *99 M-N
3 g'00 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
Cleaning.
sf $100,000_ _ No v 1
Bridge over Eastchester
29
'29
'40
'40
*42
'52
42
'52
'52
'53
'53
'53
'54
'29
*29
Redemption of Assessment
Bonds for Impt. Park. Ave.
458.000-.Nov 1 29
3K(?'99M-N
Police Department
Purposes.
sf$136,400-_Nov 1 '40
sf35.000-.Novl 41
340,000..Nov 1 *41
200,000--May 1'54
M-N
M-N
M-N
3^g'04M-N
3 g '00
3 g'01
3 g '01
[VOL. 112.
YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
For Payment of Assessments.
3Mg'04M-N $1,000,000..May 1 54
Dept. Docks & Ferries.
3 g *98 M-Nsf$2,000,000. .Nov 1 28
3 Kg'99M-N
sf61,000. -Nov 1 '29
3Kg'99M-N
2,939,000—Nov 1 29
3 g 00 M-N
sf750,000_-Nov 1 40
3 Kg'OOM-N
sf68.000. -Nov 1 40
3Mg'OOM-N
2,182,000__Nov 1 '40
3 g'01 M-N sfl,000.000-_Nov 1 '41
3 g '02 M-N
sf850,000—Nov 1 '42
1,500,000.-Nov 1'52
3Hg'02M-N
3,499,900._Nov 1 '52
3Kg'03M-N
sfl00_-Nov 1 '52
3Kg'03M-N
1,485,000-.Nov 1 '53
3Hg'03M-N
sfl5,000-.Nov 1 '53
3Kg'03M-N
Bridge over N. Y. & H. Tracks.
1,000.000..Nov 1 '53
3Kg'04M-N
3 g'02 M-N
sf$50,000_.Nov 1 42
sf9,000--May 1 *54
3Kg'04M-N
3 g '03 M-N
sf25,000__Nov 1 '52
2,641,000.-May 1 *54
2,641,000—May 1 '54
3 g *04 M-N
sf20.000-.Nov 1 '53 3Kg'04M-N
3 g *03 M-N sfl,000,000..Nov 1 52
New East River Bridge.
500,000.-Nov 1 '53
3Kg'03M-N
3Kg'98M-N
sfll.OOO—Nov 1 '28
500,000..May 1 '54
3Kg'04M-N
3Kg'98M-N
1,999,000-.Nov 1 '28
sf200,000..Nov 1 '28
3Kg'98M-N
3 g 99 M-N sf1,287,823.-Nov 1 '29
1,400,000—Nov 1 *28
3 Kg'99M-N
700.000- -Nov 1 '29 3M?'98M-N
sf75,294„Nov 1 '28
3 g 98 M-N
3Kg'00M-N
sf33,000--Nov 1 '40
sf624,705.-Nov 1 *40
3 g '00 M-N
3Hg'00M-N
4,467,000.-Nov 1 *40
250,000—Nov 1 '40
3 Kg'OOM-N
3Kg'01M-N
750.000-.Nov 1 *41
sf800,000—Nov 1 '41
3 g 9)1 M-N
3Kg'03M-N
sf100,000.-Nov 1 '52
650,000—Nov 1 *41
3Kg'01M-N
3Kg'03M-N
1,900,000-.Nov 1 *52 4 19 M-N
sf50,000 ..Nov 1 '69
3 g Vj M-N
sf55.000-.Nov 1 '53
sf25,000.-Nov 1 '34
4K'20 M-N
3 g 'J4 M-N sfl,500,000--Nov 1 '53
sfo.OOO—Nov 1 '44
4K'20 M-N
3 Kg'04M-N
sf25,000_ -Nov 1 '53
sfl50,000__Nov 1 '69
4K'20 M-N
3Kg'04M-N
975,000-.Nov 1 *53
sf250.000-.Nov 1 '69
3K'20 M-N
3Kg'04M-N
sfl00-_May 1 '54
700,000--J'ne 1 '65
3Kg'04M-N
3,699,900-.May 1 '54 4^g'15J-D
2,750,000.-Apr 1 '66
4Kg'16A-0
Bridge over East River.
4 Kg'17 J-J
2,500,000-July 1'67
3 g *99 M-N
sf$20,000__Nov 1 28
Impt. of Wallabout Basin.
•
3 g '00 M-N
sf35.000-.Nov 1 '40
3 g *99 M-N
sf$100,000—Nov 1 '29
3 g '01 M-N
sf5.000-.Nov 1 '40
Grand St. Paving (Brooklyn).
3Kg'01M-N
750,000--Nov 1'41
3 g '00 M-N
sf$10,200—Nov 1 *40
3 g '03 M-N
sf240.000..Nov 1 *52
"
Webster Ayenue
Openings.
Relief^Sewer.
sf$74,619..Nov 1 29 3 g 04 M-N
sf$2,500.-Nov 1 i>6
Map, Queens Borough.
sf2,598,211—Nov 1 '40
sf$42.500—Nov 1 53
sf538,699—Nov 1 41 3 g '04 M-N
sf2,265,577.-Nov 1 42
Map, Borough of Richmond.
sfl.743.881„Novl 52 3 g *04 M-N
sf$20,000—Nov 1 53
sf2,449,306.-Nov 1 '52
Topographical Bureau (Brons).
sf826,226—Nov 1 '53
3 g '04 M-N
sf$ 1,000. .Nov 1 53
sf500-.Nov 1 29
sfl.000—Nov 1 54
1,848,607.-Nov 1 |29 3 g '04 M-N
Payment of Awards.
sf50—Nov 1 41
l,112,075-.Nov 1 41 3 g '04 M-N
sf$9.499—Nov 1 53
l,000,000--Novl'52 3Kg'04M-N
100,000--Mayl 54
1,999,960--Nov 1 '53 3 g '04 M-N
sf165,000.-Nov 1 53
sf40-.Novl 53
Acquisition of Land.
sfl3,000--Nov 1 '53 3 g *04 M-N
sf$l,800—Nov 1 53
997,000—Nov 1 *53
Retaining Wall.
3Kg'04M-N
600,000--Mayl *54
3 g'04 M-N
sf$5,000—Nov 1 53
Acquiring Title to Lands Re¬
3 g '99
M-N
'00 M-N
'01 M-N
3 g '02 M-N
3 g '02 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
3Kg'99M-N
3Kg'99M-N
3Kg'01M-N
3Kg'01M-N
3Kg'03M-N
3Kg'03M-N
3Kg'03M-N
3Kg'04M-N
3Kg*04M-N
3 g
3 g
quired for Public Purposes.
Various Municipal
sf$5,000—Nov 1 '42
sfl,000--Nov 1 '52
sf4,000--Nov 1 '53
Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial
3 g '02 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
Arch
-
v
3 g *12
3 g '13
3 g *14
v
■
sf$5,000—Nov 1 '29
3 g '00 M-N
sf2,000--Nov 1 '40
3Kg'01M-N
sflO.000—Nov 1 *40
3Kg'01M-N
190,000-Novl'40
3Kg'02M-N
43,000—Nov 1 '42
Sewer Construction (Brooklyn)
3 g'04 M-N
sf$l,000—Nov5 53
3Kg'04M-N
100,000--Nov 1 53
3Kg'04M-N
100,000—Mayl '54
3Kg'02M-N
167.000-.Novl '42
3 g '99 M-N
Library
3 g '04
3 g '05
3 g '14
3 g '15
3 g '16
sf20,000—Nov 1 '25
sf347,436—Nov 1 '25
sf250,000_ -Nov 1 '25
sfl86,734—Nov 1 |26
sfll2.500_.Novl 36
M-N
3 g '06 M-N
3 g '15
3 g '13
M-N
M-N sf5,000,000.-Nov 1 '38
sfl ,198,267—Nov 1 39
$500.000-Nov 1 '29 3 g '14 M-N
500.000-.Novl '42 3 g '04 M-N
sfl,000--Nov 1 52 3 g '05 M-N
599,000--Nov 1 *52 3 g '05 M-N
sf100.000--Nov 1 '56 3 g '06 iM-N
sf50,000—Nov 1 '56 3 g *06 M-N
sf55,000--Nov 1 '57 3 g '07 M-N
sf60,000—Nov 1 '57 3 g *07 M-N
sf610.000_.Nov 1 *58 3 g '08 M-N
500,000—Nov 1 '55 3 g '08 M-N
sfl ,000—Nov 1 '56 3 g '09 M-N
249,000—Nov 1 '56 3 g *10 M-N
1,000,000—Nov 1 *54 4K'20 M-N
472,400—Mayl '57 3 g '11 M-N
1,000,000—Nov 1'57 4s '19 M-N
250,000.-Nov 1 '58 3K'20 M-N
250,000--Nov 1 *58 4 g *06 M-N
800,000.-Mayl '59 4 g '06 M-N
500,000—Mayl '59 4 g '06 M-N
4 g '06
4 g '06
Rapid Transit Railroad.
M-N
3Kg'01M-N
3Kg'01M-N
3Kg'00M-N
3Kg'00M-N
3Kg'01M-N
160,000.-Nov
sf775.541—Nov
sflOO.OOO—Nov
sf50,000..Nov
sf5,000-_Nov
54
54
55
55
56
56
57
57
58
58
'59
1 '59
1 *60
1 '69
1'69
1 *36
10,495,000--Nov 1 '36
sf147,520—Nov 1 '55
17.352,480--Nov 1 '55
sf102,500.-Nov 1 *56
10.897,500.-Nov 1 '56
sf293,000--Nov 1 *56
22,707.000—Novl *56
sfl,059-Jan 15 '22
sf69,500..Nov 1 '54
18,430,500.-Nov 1 '54
sf81.250.-Nov 1 *54
15,918,750—Nov 1 '54
12,500,000.-Nov 1 '55
360,440.-May 1 57
9,000,000—May 1*57
sf2,000. -May 1 '57
25,998,000.-May 1'57
37,500,000--Nov 1 '57
7,000,000—Nov 1 *58
7,000,000-.Nov 1 *58
24,000,000.-May 1 59
6,000,000—May 1 '59
32,000,000 Marl'30-60
sf292,000--Sept 1 '60
29,708,000.-Sept 1 '60
sf71.000-.Mar 1 '62
24,929.000.-Mar 1 '62
sf 100--Mar 1 '63
24,999,900--Mar 1 *63
35,000,000.-Mar 1 '64
3,470,000--Apr 1 '66
2,000,000-. July 1 '67
$500,000-Nov 1 *36 4
g '06 M-N
sfl25.000-Novl 48 4 g '07 M-N
3,875,000—Nov 1 *48 4 g '07 M-N
sfl9,000—Nov 1 '49 5K'21 J-J
981,000—Nov 1 49 3Kg'04M-N
sf70.500-.Novl 49
3Kg'01M-N
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
sfl26,500—Nov
sfl,944,199.-Nov
sfl,260,000-.Nov
sf6.488,704.-Nov
sf595,729-Nov
sf723,565.-Nov
sf53,250—Nov
sf2.502.574-.Nov
sf400,000—Nov
sf6,110,574—Nov
sf2,345,558—Nov
M-N
M-N
4 g '06
2,829,500—Nov 1 49 3Kg'05M-N
g701
'22
22
22
23
23
24
24
24
24
sf84,234—Nov 1 '25
3 g '05 M-N
3 g '06 M-N
3 g '15 M-N
Bldgs. (Bryant Park).
3Kg'99M-N
3Kg'02M-N
3Kg'03M-N
3 Kg'03M-N
3 g *06 iM-N
3 g '07 M-N
3 g '07 M-N
3 g '08 M-N
3 g '09 M-N
4 g '06 M-N
4 g '07 M-N
4 g *07 M-N
3Kg'05M-N
4 g *07 M-N
4Kg'08M-N
4 g '08 M-N
4 g '09 M-N
4 g '09 M-N
4 g *09 M-N
Purposes.
M-Nsf$2,100,000—May 1
sfl ,250,000—Nov 1
sf4,150,000.-Nov 1
M-N sfl,000,000.-Nov 1
M-N sf2,400,000-Nov 1
M-N
sfll.OOO—Nov 1
M-N
sf2,500--Nov 1
M-N
sf900.000—Nov 1
M-N sfl,200,000.-Nov 1
3 g '12 M-N
3 g '13 M-N
3Kg'04M-N
M-N
1,500,000--Nov 1 50
3Kg'05M-N
3Kg'01M-N
2,500,000..Nov 1 *50
3Kg'05M-N
3Kg'02M-N
sf4,100.. Nov 1 '51 4
g 07 M-N
3Kg'02M-N
8,495,900—Nov 1 *51 4
g '07 M-N
1,166,000—Nov
3Mg'03M-N sf1,166,000--Nov 1 *52
4Kg'07M-N
sf25,500—Nov 1 '52
3Kg'02M-N
'
4Kg'07M-N
3,974,500-Nov 1 '52
3Kg'02M-N
sf4,000
Nov 1 *52 4Kg'08M-N
3Kg'03M-N
4 g 08 M-N
5,996,000..Nov 1 *52
3Kg'03M-N
4 g '09 M-N
sfl3,000—Nov 1 '53
3Kg'03M-N
4 g 09 M-N
1,987,000—Nov 1 '53
3Kg'03M-N
4 g '09 M-N
sf25,300„Novl *53
3Kg'04M-N
4Mg'lOM-S
2,974,700—Nov 1 *53
3Kg'04M-N
sf250,000..Novl '55 4Kg'llM-S
3Kg'06M-N
sf36.000-.Novl '56 4Kf?'llM-S
4 g 07 M-N
Sf204.825—Nov 1 '57 4K8T2M-S
4 g *08
sf632,500
Nov 1 *58 4Kg'12M-S
4 g *09
sf56.000-.Mayl '54 4Kg'l3M-S
3Kg'04M-N
4Kg'13M-S
4,644,000. .May 1 '54
3Kg'04M-N
2,250,000—Nov 1 '54 4Mg'14M-S
3Kg'04M-N
2,500,000—Nov 1 54 4Kg'16A-0
3Kg05M-N
4 Kg'17 J-J
4 g 07 M-N
1,500,000.-May 1 57
2,000,000--May 1 57
4 Kg 07M-N
Fire Alarm Telegraph System.
2,500,000—Nov 1 '57 3 g *04 M-N
sf$2,000—Nov 1 '53
4Kg'08M-N
750,000—Nov 1 '58
4 g 08 M-N
Fire Boats.
sf500
Nov 1 '58
4 g *08 M-N
sf $8,500.. Nov 1 *53
3 g '04 M-N
749,500—Nov 1 '58
4 g '09 M-N
sf22.500-Nov 1 '53
3,200,000—May 1 '59 3 g *04 M-N
4 g *09 M-N
3
*
—_
-
^
<t5
Payable from the Rapid Transit
_
3Kg'03M-N
3Kg'03M-N
3Kg*04M-N
3Kg'04M-N
3Kg*04M-N
3 g '99 M-N
3 g '00 M-N
3 g '01 M-N
3 g '01 M-N
sf510.000_.Nov 1 '52
sf93,000-.Nov 1 *63
sf4,540--Nov 1 '53
1,495,600—Nov 1 '53
250,000—Nov 1 '53
sfl5.000-.Mayl '54
485,000.-May 1'54
sf20.000-.Nov 1 '28
sfl0,000—Nov 1 *40
sf 17,000--Nov 1 *40
sfl0,000—Nov 1 '41
3K?'01M-N
750,000—Nov 1 *41
3 g '03 M-N
3 g'03 M-N
03 M-N
sf75.000-.Nov 1 '53
3Kg'04M-N
250,000..Nov 1 '53
3Hg'04M-N
450,000..May 1 '54
3Kg'04M-N
sf1,000..May 1'54
3Kg'04M-N
299.000--May 1 *54
Bridge over Harlem River.
3 g '02 M-N
sf$l 1.000-.Nov 1 *52
3 g *03 M-N
sf74.34_.Nov 1 '53
Bridge over Newtown Creek.
3 g '03 M-N
sf$10,000—Nov 1 *52
3 g '00 M-N
sfl80.000_.Nov 1 '40
3 g '03 M-N
sf20,000—Nov 1 *52
Bridge over Gerretsen's Creek.
3 g
*
3Kg'04M-N
50,000. .Nov
sfl2,500__Nov
250,000_.May
sf500,000-.Nov
241.000-.Nov
04 M-N
3Kg'04M-N
M-N
3Kg'01M-N
3 g '01
1 '53
1
1
1
1
'54
'54
'41
'41
Jerome Avenue Paving.
sf $5.000..Nov 1 '28
3 g *98 M-N
60,000.-Nov
sfl,000—Nov
sf2,000—Nov
sf4.000-i.Nov
3Kg'98M-N
3 g?03 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
1
1
1
1
'28
'52
'53
'53
sfl2,500—Nov 1 '53
sfl,500—Nov 1 '53
Bridge
Mott Haven Canal.
3 g '03 M-N
3 g '98
3 g '99
"
Atlantic Ave. Improvt. (Bklyn.)
3 g '02
3 g '02
M-N
M-N
3Kg'01M-N
$30,000--Nov 1 '41 3 g '03 M-N
3 g '03 M-N
Bridge over Bronx River.
3 g '04 M-N
sf$10,000-.Nov 1 '53 3 g *04 M-N
Bridge over N. Y. & Harlem RR. 3Kg'04M-N
3 g '03 M-N
sf$6,000__Nov 1 52 3Kg 04M-N
3 g '03 M-N
sf2.000-.Nov 1 '53 3 g *04 M-N
over
_
sf$250,000—Nov 1 '42
sfl5,000—Nov 1
sf665,000
Nov 1
sf51,000__Nov 1
sfl9,000
Nov 1
150,000—Nov 1
100,000..Mayl
sfl6.000-.Nov 1 *53
Bridge over Bronx River.
3 g *03 M-N
sf»25,000.. Nov
3 g'04 M-N
sfl.000—Nov
1 52
1 *53
Bedford
3 g '04
Ave.
M-N
'53
'53
*53
'54
sf38.500-.Novl '53
3
,
3 g '04 M-N
*52
'52
Impt. (Brooklyn).
sf$21,000__Nov 1 *24
Monument, Fort Greene Park.
3 g '02 M-N
sf$1,550—Nov 1 '53
M-N sf$188,500__Nov 1 *59
M-N
sf973.079-.May 1 '63
M-N
sf24,512__Nov 1 '59
M-N
sflO.OOO—May 1'60
M-N sfl,172,472..Nov 1 '63
J-J
sf13,000--July 1 67
4Kg'10M-S
sf20,OOOMar 1'30-60
4Mg'10M-S
5,980.OOOMar 1'30-60
4Kg'llM-S
sf14,000.-Sept 1 '60
4Kg'llM-S
8,486,000—Sept 1 '60
4 g '10
'13
4 g '10
4 g '11
4 g '14
4 g '17
4 g
from
Payable
taxation
under
York under
of New
8 of the Constitution of the State
Rapid Transit RR. Construe n.
$300,000__Nov 1 '29
sf300,000-Nov 1 *41
sfl61,000..Nov 1 '53
3 g
Sinking Fund of the City of New
provisions of Section 10 of Article
York, Section 204 of the Greater New York Charter,
Laws of 1909, amending the Rapid Transit Act.
Fire Department Purposes.
3Kg'99M-N
3 g '01 M-N
3 g '04 M-N
Repaving Streets and Avenues.
M-N sf$160,000—Nov 1 '28
sf 150,000—Nov 1 '28
M-N
250,000.-Nov 1 '28
3Kg'98M-N
300,000.-Nov 1 '29
3Kg'99M-N
450,000.-Nov 1 '40
3 Kg'00M-N
750,000-Nov 1 '53
3Kg'04M-N
150,000—Mayl *54
3Kg'04M-N
sf39.000-.Novl '40
3 Kg'OOM-N
1,961,000—Nov 1 '40
3 g *03 M-N
sf$16,000—Nov 1 '52 3 Kg'00M-N
sf24,000__Nov 1 '41
3 g '01 M-N
sf1,000—Nov 1 '41
3Kg'01M-N
1,999,000..Nov 1 '41
3Kg'01M-N
sf32.500-Novl '53
3 g '04 M-N
Bridge over Flushing Creek.
sf50—Nov 1 '42
3 g '04 M-N
sf$36.000-Nov 1 *53 3Kg'02M-N
1,999,950.-Nov 1 '42
3Kg'02M-N
Bridge over Newtown Creek.
sf25,000—Nov 1 '52
3 g '03 M-N
sf$250,000—Nov 1 '52 3 g '03 M-N
1,500,000
Nov 1 '52
3Kg'04M-N
350,000—Nov 1 *54 3Kg'03M-N
3 g 03 M-N
sf610,000..Nov 1 '53
Bridge across Prospect Ave.
3,000,000—Mayl '54
3 g '03 M-N
sf$8.000..Nov 1 '52 3Kg'04M-N
3 g *04 M-N
the
the
sf366,160 ..Mar 1
19,633,840 ..Mar 1
10,000,000 ..Marl
30,000,000 ..June 1
27,130,000 ..Apr 1
37,000,000 ..July 1
sfl6,000. ..Nov 1
sf500,000. ..Nov 1
sfl ,000,000 ..Nov 1
sf2,659,000 ..Nov 1
fKg 12M-S
4Kg 12M-S
4Kg 14M-S
4Kg 15J-D
4Kg 16A-0
4K«17J-J
4 '19 M-N
4
'19 M-N
4K'19 M-N
4K'20 M-N
provisions
and Chapter 498 of the
of
Section
169
*62
'62
'64
'65
'66
'67
'69
'69
'69
'69
of the
Greater New York Charter.
4K'20 J- •D sfl50,000. .June 1 '21-'35
Various Municipal Purposes.
•D sf200,000. ..June 1 '21-'60
4Kg'15J-D $16,8l8,600J'nel'21-'30 4K'20 J-D sf 50,000. ..June 1 '21-'45
4Mg'16A-0 $10,142,090 Aprl'2J-'31 4K'20 J
4 K '20 J -D sf 25.000. ..June 1 '21-*25
4Kg'17J-J
6.025.000 JuIyl'21-32
J sf250,000 ..Jan 15 '22-'60
4
'19 J-J sf270,000—Jan 15'22-*30 4K'20 J1
1959
4 K '20 M -Nsfl60,000 ..Nov
4KT9 J-J sf225,000—Jan 15'22-'30
1
1969
3 K'20 M •N sf50,000 ..Nov
4
'19 J-J sfl96,000—Jan l5'22-'30
3K'20M ■Nsf450.000 ..June 1 '21-'60
4
'19 J-J sfl95,000—Jan 15'22-'60
■Nsfl 50,000 ..June 1 '21-'35
4K'19 J-J sf34l,250__Jan 15'22-60 3K'20M
4K'20 J-Dsf250,000—June
1'21-30
und.er the
208 of
Payable from the water sinking fund of the City of New York
provisions of Section 10 of Article 8 of the State Constitution and Section
the Greater New York Charter, as amended.
sf544,000.-Nov 1 '52
3 g '03 M-N
For the New Aqueduct.
250,000- .Nov 1 '52
'21 3Kg'03M-N
3Kg'01A-O
sf2l,000__0ct
sf353,000.. Nov 1 '53
'21 3 g 03 M-N
479,000—Oct
3Kg'01A-O
sf327,498—Nov 1 '53
'22 3 g '04 M-N
3 g '02 A-O
sf100,000—Oct
650,000—Nov 1 '53
*22 3Kg'04M-N
3 g '03 A-O
sfl00,000-.Oct
sfl,000—Mayl '54
*52 3Kg'04M-N
3Kg'03A-O
1,500,000—Oct
999,000.-Mayl'54
*53 3Kg'04M-N
3 g?03 A-O
sf30,000—Oct
Laving Water Mains.
'53
'04 A-O
-
~
sfl,500,000—Oct
3 g
'53 3 Kg'01 M-N
350,000-_Nov 1 '20
350.000-.0ct
Tv/r_xr
sf25,850
Nov 1 '20
'54 3 g 01 M-N
sf70,000—Oct
849,150—Nov 1 '20
*22 3 g '01 M-N
sfl9,800_.Apr
150,000—Nov 1 *20
*22 3Kg'01M-N
480,200--Apr
sf29,000—Nov 1 *52
3 g 03 M-N
1,000,000-.Apr _ '54
3 g '04 M-N
*
^
sf47.500-.Nov 1 '53
Additional Supply of Water.
Sanitary Protection of Sources
3 g '04 M-N
sf$482,500—Nov 1 53
of Water Supply.
3 g '04 M-N
sfl 5,000—Nov 1 54
sf$100._Nov 1 '20
3Kg'04M-N
500,000—Mayl 54 3K8'00M-N
499,900—Nov 1 '20
3 g 02 M-N
sf445,000—Nov 1 21 3Kg'00M-N
sf500,000. .Nov 1 '21
3 g 02 M-N
3 g *02 M-N
sflOO.OOO—Nov 1 22
3Kg'04A-O
3 g
04 A-O
3Kg'02A-O
3Kg'02A-O
3Kg'04A-O
3 g *03
M-N
sf845,501—Nov 1 '22
3 g '03
M-N
sf200,000—Nov 1 '25
June, 1921.]
NEW YORK CITY (
)—
To Provide for Supply of Water.
g *12 M-N
sf $50,000—Mayl '22
g '13 M-N"
sf100,000--Nov 1 '22
g *05 M-N
sf55,000-_Nov 1 *24
g '05 M-N
sf60,000-_Nov 1 '25
g '06 M-N
sf635,000-.Nov 1 *25
g *06 M-N
sf85,000—Nov 1 '26
3 g *13 M-N sf4,200,000--Nov 1 '38
3 g '14 M-N sfl,425,704—Nov 1 '39
3 g *04 M-N
sf91,000—Nov 1 '54
3 g '05 M-N
sf52,500—Nov 1 '54
3 g '05 M-N
sf2,500—Nov 1 '55
3 g *06 M-N sfl,586,000—Nov 1 '55
3 g '06 M-N
sf470,000—Nov 1 '56
3 g '07 M-Nsf 1,183,OOO-.Novl *56
3 g *08 M-N
sf51,500—Nov 1 '57
3 g '08 M-N sf2,709,000—Nov 1 '58
3
3
3
3
3
3
4 g '06 M-N
4 g '06 M-N
sf$80,000_ -Nov 1 *56
1,420,000—Nov 1 '56
2,750,000. .Nov 1 '56
sf8,000—Nov 1 '54
4,242,000—Nov 1 *54
2,500,000—Nov 1 '54
1,100,000-May 1*57
2,500,000.-May 1'57
7,000,000—May 1 '5/
6.000,000—Nov 1 *57
4,000,000--Nov 1 '58
2,000,000.-Nov 1 '58
10,000,000--May 1 '59
6,000,000--May 1 '59
12,000,000Marl'30-60
sf209,000--Sept 1 '60
21,291,000.. Sept 1 '60
sfl37,150—Mar 1 '62
19,862,850--Mar 1 '62
20,000,000.-Mar 1 '63
20,000,000--Mar 1 *64
15,300,000-_ June 1 '65
6,650,000—Apr 1 '66
4 g
'07 M-N
3>£g'04M-N
3>£g'04M-N
3>£g'05M-N
4 g 07 M-N
4 g '07 M-N
4>£g'07M-N
4>£g'08M-N
4 g 08 M-N
4 g '09 M-N
4 g '09 M-N
4 g '09 M-N
4 J^g'lOM-S
4 Jig'llM-S
4Mg*llM-S
4>*g'12M-S
4Mg'12M-S
4>£g'13M-S
4Kg'14M-S
4>£g*15J-D
York
6,000,000—July 1 *67
1,990,000—Nov 1 '55
Charter.
General Fund Bonds.
3 g '03 M-Nsf$8,500,000—Nov
3 g '04 M-N sf9,500,000- No v
3 g '05 M-Nsf11,000,000-Nov
3 g '06 M-Nsf11,750,000.-Nov
3 g '07 M-Nsf 13,500,000.-Nov
3 g '08 M-Nsf14,500,000.-Nov
3 g '09 M-Nsfl6,750,000-Nov
3 g *10 M-Nsf17,000,000-Nov
3 g '11 M-Nsfl7,500,000-Nov
3 g '12 M-Nsf17,500,000.-Nov
3 '03
'30
'30
-
M-N
sf2,500.-On or aft.
Nov
sflOO-.On
3 g *04 M-N
'30
3 g '04 M-N
Nov 1
3 g *13 M-N
sf31,000..On
3 '99
M-N
sf50,000—0n
3 g '06 M-N
sfl62,734__On
3 g '06 M-N
sf20,170—On
3 g *13 M-N
sf10,000_-On
or
1922
or
Nov 1
4 '
6
M-N
aft.
aft.
3 g '16 M-N
Assessment Bonds.
3 g '16 M-N
3 g '17 M-N
sfl,645,000-Jan 2 '17
sfl,500,000_-On or aft.
4>£g'08M-N
2,000-Nov 1 '17
sf425,000—On or aft.
sf500,000—On
Jan
3 g '09 M-N
sf$4,000-On
3 g '12 M-N
sfl ,000—On
or aft.
Nov 1 1909
or
Nov 1
3 g '13 M-N
sf4,000—On
3 g *14 M-N
sf5,000,000-On
sf3,000,000--On
Jan
sf5,000,000—On
or
3 g *17 M-N
sf2,500,000—On
3 g *13 M-N
sf2,500,000—On
Jan
Jan
sfl,000,000--On
3 g '18 M-N
sf2,000-_0n
3 g '18 M-N
sf900,000__0n
3>£g'19M-N
sfl00,000-_0n
Nov 1
aft.
sf500,000__0n
3>£g'19M-N
sf 11,514.65--On
3 g '00 M-N
sfl7,185-35—On
Nov
or
1
Nov 1
3'01
M-N
sf9,000—On
M-Nsfl2,097.46
aft.
1901
aft.
or
Nov 1
3'02
aft.
or
aft.
or
aft.
aft.
or
aft.
or
aft.
1920
or
aft.
Jan 2 1920
1,400.000--On
or
aft
Jan 2 1920
850.000--On
or
aft.
Jan 2 1920
4
'19
M-N
sf500,000__On
or ate.
Jan 2 1920
4>£'19 M-N
sf250,000__On
5
*20 M-N
sfl,500,000.-On
5
'21
or
aft.
Jan 2 1920
1900
or
1919
or
Jan 2
3>£g'19M-N sf2,000,000-.On
Nov 1899
3 g '99 M-N
2
1918
Jan 2 1920
1899
or
2
Jan 2 1919
50-Mayl '17
9,000—Mayl '17 3 >£'19 M-N
6,000—Mayl '19
sf242.75—On or aft. 3H'19 M-N
3g '98 M-N sfl8,181.33—On
aft.
Jan 2 1919
aft.
2 1914
or
2 1917
Jan 2 1919
aft.
2 1918
or
Jan
3 g *18 M-N
aft.
1917
or
'18 M-N
aft.
2 1915
Nov 1
g
aft.
1914
or
Jan
3
aft.
1913
or
Nov 1
aft.
1913
or
Nov 1
4 g *07 M-N
4>£g'07M-N
4 g 09 M-N
3 g '98 M-N
or
aft.
Jan 2 1921
M-N
500,000.-On
or
aft.
Jan 2 1922
1902
..On or aft.
Nov 1 1903
FUNDED DEBT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
(As constituted
prior to January
1
1898.)
Consolidated Stock payable from the sinking fund for the redemption of the
city debt under the provisions of Section 229 of the Greater N. Y. Charter.
New York Bridge Bonds.
3 g '91 M-N
sfS180,000-Nov 1 *22
Public Park, 27th & 28th Sts.
3 *97
M-N
sf$16,696__Nov 1-21
3 g '92 M-N
3 '93
M-N
3 g '94 M-N
3 '97
3 g '95 M-N
3 g *95 M-N
3 '96
M-N
sf 150,000-Nov 1 '22
sflOO,000-Nov 1 *23
sf25,000-Nov 1 '25
sf50,000.Aug 19 '25
sf45,000-Nov 1 '25
sf30,000—Apr 1'26
Bridges over N. Y. Cent. Tracks.
3 '97
M-N
sf$15,000—Nov 1 '22
American Museum Nat. History.
3 '97
M-N
sf50,000-Nov 1 '25
3 *97
M-N
sflOO,000-Nov 1 '20
Port Morris Branch.
3 '97
M-N
sf$50,000-Nov 1 '21
Bridge over N. Y. & Harlem RR.
3 '97
M-N
sf$25,000-Nov 1 '22
Hall of Records.
Fire Hydrant Stock.
M-N
sf$25,000..Nov
'25
'25
50,000—Nov
'25
3>£g'96M-N
50.000-.Nov
Repaving Streets & Avenues.
3 g '95 M-N
3 *97
M-N
M-N
3" 95
M-N
sf8,500__Nov 1 *23
sf5,500.-Nov 1 '23
sf125,000.-Nov 1 *22
3 *97
M-N
sf400.000_.Nov 1 '21
3 '97
Redemption of Stock & Bonds
Maturing in 1896.
3>£g'96M-N
sf$ 165,000—Nov 1 '22
3>£g'96M-N
6,835,000-Nov 1 '22
Dock Bonds.
M-N
sf100,000..Nov 1 '21
M-N
sf400.500-.Nov 1 '21
M-N
*91
1,199,500—Nov 1 *21
M-N
'91
sf350,000_.Nov 1 '22
'90
*91
M-N
sf$105,l00—Nov 1 '23
'92
M-N sf2,130,000.-Nov
'92
M-N
20,000—Nov
Dept. of Pub. Charities (Bldgs.)
'92
M-N
3'97
M-N
sf4l8.175-.Nov 1'21
sf4l0,000—Nov
M-N
3 *97
M-N
sf50,000-Nov 1 *21 3 '92
390,000.-Nov
3 '93
M-N sfl ,260,000. .Nov
Botan. Museum & Herbarium.
M-N
'93
3'97
M-N
sf$125,000-Nov 1 '21
465,000-Nov
M-N
*93
Parks, Parkways & Drives.
sf300,000—Nov
M-N
'93
3*97
M-N
sf 102.000-Nov 1 '21
725,000..Nov
M-N
'94
Public Park, Hester Street.
sf635,000.-Nov
'94
M-N
3 *97
M-N
sf$l,271—Nov 1 '23
400,000—Nov
M-N
'95
Mulberry Bend Park.
sf30,000-Nov
M-N
'94
3 g '95 M-N
sf25,000 ..Nov
sf$l ,000—Nov 1 '24
3 g '95 M-N
500,000 -Nov
1,583,371-Nov 1 '24 3 >£'94 M-N
3 g 195 M-N
sfl2,000„Nov
Riverside Park.
3 *97
M-N
sf$55,000-Nov 1 '21 3 g '95 M-N
1,148,000..Nov
3>£g'96M-N
sfl,000-Nov
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
3 '97
M-N
sf$55,000-Nov 1 *23 3>£g'96M-N
999,000—Nov
Public Park, 12th Ward.
3>£g*96M-N
sf6,000..Nov
3 '96
M-N
sfS35.682—Nov 1 '21 3>£g'96M-N
3,994,000-Nov
Additional Dock Bonds.
3 '97
M-N
sf30,625—Nov 1 '21
3 '97
M-N
Police Department Bonds.
sf$250,000..Nov
3 g '95 M-N
sf2,500—Nov
sfSl,000-Nov 1 '25 3>£g'98M-N
M-N
3 g '95 M-N
1,747,500
Nov
59.549_.Nov 1 '25 3 '98
3 '97
1 '22
1 '22
'23
'23
'23
*23
*24
'24
'24
1 *24
1 '25
1 *24
1 '24
1 '25
1 '25
1 '26
1'26
1'27
1 '27
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 '28
1 '28
1 *28
Payable from the sinking fund for the redemption of the city debt (No. 1)
under the provisions of Section 1 of Chapter 79 of the Laws of 1889 and Section 214 of the Greater New York Charter.
Consol. Stock Parks, Parkways
and Public Places.
2>£'92M-N
2>£'93M-N
2>£'S9M-Nf S4,445,000\Nov 1*09-29
2 >£ '94M-N
(sf4,612.000)
2>£'90M-N/
1
2>£'91M-N
Stock.
Payable from assessments.
'33
150,000 (Nov 1'09-29
sf540,000[
sf35,000Nov 1 *09-'29
2>£'95M-N
2>£'96M-N
2>£'97M-N
sf21,000Nov
sf3,500Nov
sfl,600Nov
sf2,000Nov
sfl2,000Nov
sfl,000Nov
Consolidated
6 g '71 J-J
Stock
(City).
$500-July 1 '01
Tax Relief Bonds No. 2.
7 *70
M-N
Assess. Bds.(Harlem Riv.
$2,500__Nov 1 '90
TOWN OF WEST FARMS.
>
I
Impt.)
sf$75.000-Nov 1 '88
M-N
7s '68
7s '68
$8,0001 Mar 1 *20-'29
1 sf2,000/
June / 14,000\Mar 1 '30-'48
7s '68
July
7s '68
July
Oct
7s *68
Dec
M-S
TOWN
15 '49-59
15 1960
15 '61-'74
1 '75-2024
1 2025-'89
1 2090-'21
7s '70
7s '70
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
7s '73
7s '73
7s g '71 M-S
7s *71
M-S
7s '72
M-S
7s
7s
7s
7s
500
M-S
M-S
4s g '92 J-J
4s
*93
F-A
6s '94
M-N
5s *95
Mar 1 1978
500
Mar 1 1978
2,000—Mar
li'79-'80
M-S
$1.000
July 1 1921
17,000—Aug 1 *2D'37
23,000..May 1 '2K40
13,000-Mar 1 '21-'34
VILLAGE OF WAKEFIELD.
4,000-Mar 1 2143-'47
M-S
500—^Mar 1 2147
500
500
M-S
Highway Improvement.
500. .Mar 1 '37-'38
2,000_Mar 1 2138-'39
2,000_Mar 1 2140-'41
'73
M-S
M-S
'22-'63
'64-'73
1 1974
'75-'76
'76-'77
VILLAGE OF WILLI AMSBRIDGE
Mar 1 2137
*72
*73
'73
J-D
7s '73
13,000-Mar 1 2124-'36
Construction.
$42,000.-Mar 1
10,000.-Mar 1
M-S
1,000
Mar
M-S
1,000.-Mar 1
M-S
2,000—Mar 1
7s *73
500—-Mar 1 1922
500
Mar 1 2123
7s '70
7s '70
Bonds.
MORRISANIA.
M-S
7s '71
7s *72
sf500—July
7s '70
OF
M-S
7s'70
\sf2,000j
M-S
WESTCHESTER.
Central Ave.
7s '69
\sf5,000f
14,000.-Oct
50,000-Mar
65,000-Mar
32,000_Mar
OF
3>£s'91M-N$135,000—May 1 '21-'47
May f
9,000(July
TOWN
Improvement
Central Ave. Construction.
Mar 1 2142
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
500-Mar 1 2142-'43 4>£s'91 M-S
$>,450—Sept 1 '2l-'25
FUNDED
DEBT
4s
'92
A-O
4>£s'94 A-O
COUNTY
OF
3,000—Oct
3.000—Oct
NEW
1 '21-'23
1 '21-'23
YORK.
Consolidated stock payable from the sinking fund fot the redemption of the
city debt (No. 1) under the provisions of Section 213 of the Greater N.Y. Charter.
^ v' i':,. '-:V-v
3.30g'01J-J$2,000,000—July 1 1921
THE
CITY
OF
V'tV
BROOKLYN.
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 1895.
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,"
Vol. 62, p. 49.)
The towns of Flatbush, New Utrecht and Gravesend
were annexed to the City of Brooklyn in 1894 and the town of Flatlands
became a ward of the city on the first day of January 1896.
Payable from the sinking fund of the City of Brooklyn under the provisions
of Chapter 488, Laws of 1860, and amendments thereto.
Public Park Loan Bonds.
6s '70
J-J
$1.092.000-July 1
1
'241
l
"
;
Payable from the sinking fund of the City of Brooklyn under the provisions
of Chapter 572. Laws of 1880, and Chapter 443Laws of 1881.
Arrearage Bonds.
3^s'84
J-J
$700,000-May 1 *24
4s *83
J-J
sf$150,000-.July 1 '23
(Subject to call after 1894.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1893.)
Payable from the sinking fund of the City of Brooklyn under the provisions
of Chapter 648 of the laws of 1895.
N.Y.& Bklyn. Bdge. (Cons.Stk.)
3>£g'95J-J
$100,000_July 10 '25
3>£g'96J-J
60,000-Mar 12'26
3>£g'95J-J
100,000-Jan 1 '28
3>£g'95J-J
70,000—Jan 1 '29
New East Riv.Bdg.(Cons.Stock)
3>£g*95J-J
$25,000..Jan 1 '35
3>£g'96J-J
sflOO,000—Jan 1 '36
3>£g'96J-J
50,000—Jan 1 '36
3>£g'96J-J
sf52,000„ Jan 1 '37
3>£g'96J-J
280,000—Jan x '37
3>£g'97J-J
sfl ,000-Jan 1 '37
3>£g'97J-J
29,325—Jan 1 '37
Auxiliary Sewers (Cons. Stock).
3>£g'95J-J
$50,000-Jan 1 '25
3>£g'96J-J
218,000 ..Jan 1 *36
3>£g'97J-J
50,000—Jan 1 '37
3>£g'97J-J
sfl5,000._Jan 1 '38
Cons.Stk.-County Deficiencies.
3>£g'96J-J
sf$48,000__Jan 1 '27
Training School (Cons. Stock).
3>£g'97J-J
$90,000.. Jan 1 '37
Public Library Bonds.
3>£g'97J-J
$5.000—Jan 1 *37
High-School Bonds.
3>£g'97J-J
sf$24,500-Jan 1 '27
Kings & Queens Bridge (Cons.
Stock).
3>£g'96J-J
$1x2,000. .Jan 1 '36
Cons. Stock to PayKings Co.
Obligations.
3>£g'96J-J
sf$l,500._ Jan 1 '36
3>£g*96J-J
698,500. .Jan 1 '36
Albany Ave. Impt. (Cons. Stk.)
3>£g'97J-J
$37,000.-Jan 1 '37
School-Building Bonds.
3>£g'96J-J
$100,000—Jan
3>£g'95J-J
32,000—Jan
3>£g'96J-J
100,000--Jan
3>£g'96J-J
50,000—Jan
3>£g'95J-J
sflO.OOO—Jan
3>£g'95J-J
208,000—Jan
3>£g'95J-J
282,000..Jan
3>£g'96J-J
sflOO,000—Jan
3>£g'96J-J
192,000.-Jan
3>£g'97J-J
sf5,000—Jan
3>£g'97J-J
245,000-Jan
1 '24
1 '25
1 '25
1 '26
1 '35
1 '35
1 '36
1 '36
1 '36
1 '37
1 *37
Local
Improvement Bonds.
'95 J-J
"
$i00,000_.Jan 1 *25
'95 J-J
*95 J-J
'95 J-J
'95 J-J
3>£g'96J-J
100.000-.Jan
xOO.OOO—Jan
1 '27
100,000._Jan
35,000—Jan
100,000-. Jan
1 '28
1 '29
1 '30
1 '26
Gravesend Local Impt. Bonds.
3>£g'95J-J
sf$13,000_Dec 17 *25
3>£g'97J-J
8,500.May21 '25
3>£g*95J-J
100,000-July 10'32
sf$70,000._Jan 1 *25 3>£g'95J-J
100,000-July 10'33
65,000-Jan 1 '25 3>£g'95J-J
100,000-July 10 *34
190,000..Jan 1'25
Memorial Monument Bonds.
Wallabout Market (Cons. Stk.)
3>£g'96J-J
$10,000 ..Jan 1 '24
$15,000—Jan 1 '25
3>£g'95J-J
3>£g*96J-J
10,000 ..Jan 1 '25
sf25,000._Jan 1 '25
3>£g'95J-J
3>£g'96J-J
10,000 ..Jan 1 *26
Indexing
Conveyances (Cons.
3>£g'96J-J
10,000.-Jan 1'27
Stock).
Museums of Art & Science Bds.
sf$139,000__Jan 1 *27
3>£g'96J-J
$100,000..Jan 1 '25
sf132,000.. Jan 1 '27 3>£g*95J-J
3>£g*97J-J
100,000-Jan 1 *26
Leonard St. Impt. (Cons. Stk.) 3>£g'95J-J
3>£g*97J-J
sf25,000__ Jan 1 '27
3>££'97J-J
sf $70.000.-Jan 1 '37
92,000-Jan 1 '27
Cons. Stock to Pay Gravesend 3>£g*97J-J
Wallabout Bonds.
3>£g'96J-J
3>£g'96J-J
3>£g'97J-J
.
Bonds.
3>£g'96J-J
3>£g'96J-J
sf$l,000__Jan
20,242. .Jan
1 '36
1 '36
Public Market Bonds.
3>£g'96 J-J
sf$25,000..Jan
3>£g'96 J-J
65,000-Jan
1 '24
1 '24
Payable from the water sinking fund of the City of Brooklyn under the pro¬
visions of Chapter 390, Laws 1859. and Acts amendatory thereof and supple¬
mentary thereto.
Cons. Stock for Water Sys. Ext.
3>£g'95J-J
sf$100,000__Jan 1 '25
3>£g'95J-J
150,000—Jan 1 '25
3>£g'96J-J
100.000—Jan 1 '25
3>£g'96J-J
350.000._Jan 1 '36
3>£g'96J-J
sf10,000.. Jan 1 '37
3>£g'96J-J
740.000—Jan 1 '37
3>£g'97J-J
sf485.000_.Jan 1 '37
Payable from Taxation.
Arrearage of Co. Taxes Bonds.
4s *84
J-J
$549,000.-July 1 '24
Local Improvement Bonds.
3 '90
J-J J
sf$20,0001 Jan 1 '20-24
\
400,000/
Sewer Relief & Ext. Fund Bds.
'89
J-J
sf $67,000-July 1 '22
'90
J-J
sf50,000--July 1 '22
1 '09-'29
'90
1 '09-'29
J-J
H '92 J-J
>£ '92 J-J
1 *09-'29
1 *09-'29
Payable from the sinking fund for the redemption of the city debt (No. 1)
Section 213 of the Greater N. Y. Charter.
under the provisions of
'87
BONDED DEBT ANNEXED TERRITORY OF WESTCHESTER CO
1 '09-'29
1 *09-'29
Assessment Bonds (Fort Wash¬
ington Ridge Road).
On or After
M-N
£'92
sf$4,802..Nov 1 '95
M-N
3 '93
sf5.648._Nov 1 '95
M-N
3 '94
sf25,590—Nov 1 '95
3 '95
sf5,887._Nov 1 '96
3 '96
M-N
sf$13,018-.Novl '97
M-N
3 '97
sf30,587__Nov 1 *98
100,000/
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1913.)
A-0
$300,000.-Oct 1 '33
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1913.)
1923
10-.Novl '16
Payable from assessments.
3 g '17 M-N
Water
sf$45,0001-Oct 1
/
\
3 >£'84
aft.
1906
or
Nov 1
sfl0,000__On
aft.
1926
or
Nov 1
3 g '13 M-N
aft.
1904
or
Nov 1
3 g '17 M-Nsf25.000,000-Nov 1 '30
3 g '18 M-Nsf27.000.000—Nov 1 '30
3 g '19 M-N
28,500,000—Nov 1 '30
3
'20 M-Nsf32 500 000--Nov 1 *30
aft.
1913
Nov 1
1 '30
1 '30
1905
or
Nov 1
1 '30
1 '30
aft.
1904
or
sf61,676__On or aft.
'30
'30
1904
1
Nov 1
'30
3 g '13 M-Nsf22,000,000-Nov 1 '30
3 g *14 M-Nsf23,500,000-.Nov 1 '30
3 g *15 M-Nsf23,000,000-Nov 1 '30
3 g '16 M-N sf23,500,000—Nov 1 '30
3 g '14 M-N
A-O
7s '68
4>£g'16A-0
4>£g'17J-J
Payable from taxation under the provisions of Section 222 of the Greater
New
Additional
3 '83
7s '68
3 g '10 M-Nsf10,463,225—Nov 1 '59
3 g '11 M-N sfl,004,400—Nov 1 '60
4 g '06 M-N
100—Nov 1 *25
4 g '06 M-N
300,000—Nov 1 *36
4 g '07 M-N
511,000—Nov 1 *26
4 g *06 M-N
sf10,000--Nov 1 *55
4 g '06 M-N
69
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
3 >£ '92 J-J
3 >£'92 J-J
3>£ '95 J-J
4
4
'94 J-J
'94 J-J
400,000July 1 '23-26
43,000-Jan 1 '22
sf200,000\
Jan
1
200,000/ 1923-1926
1 '27
1 '27
1 '33
1 *31
1 *32
sf75,000—Jan
125,000—Jan
sf50,000-Jan
100,000.. Jan
100,000-Ja
New
'71
'72
'73
*73
*74
York Bridge Bonds.
J-J
J-J
$1,000-July 1 '14
7,000..July 1 '18
181,000-July 1 '21
J-J
154,000..July 1 '22
J-J
65,000—July 1 '24
New York & Brooklyn Bridge.
*81 J-J
$371,000.-July 1 '21
'81 J-J
400,000-July 1 '22
'81 J-J
200,000. .July 1 '23
'82 J-J
257,000.-July 1 '25
'83 J-J
300,000-July 1 '27
*83 J-J
356,000..July 1 '28
'91 J-J
sf6Q,000—Jan 1 '22
'91 J-J
300,000 Jan 1 *23-25
£'92 J-J
40,000-. Jan 1 '22
£'92 J-J
600,000 Jan 1 *26-31
'94 J-J
100,000-July 1 *25
*94 J-J
100,000-July 1 '26
'94 J-J
75,000-July 1 '27
3 >£'92 J-J
800,000 Jan 1'23-26
3>£'92 J-J
400.000July 1*23-26
3 >£'92 J-J
100,000-Jan 1 '27
3 >£'92 J-J
100,000.. July 1 '27
3 >£'93 J-J
sf50,000—Jan 1 '27
3 >£'94 J-J
sf32,000—Jan 1 '27
J-J
NEW YORK-CITIES
70
NEW YORK CITY (Concluded)
Flatbush Sewer Bonds.
Union Free Sch. Dist. No 1.
Jan 1 *22-'27
J- J
$12,000i
6,000 ..Jan 1 '22-'27
J-■J
Union Free Sch. Dist. No 2.
5s '97
J-■J
$4,000 ..July 1 '21f'24
Union Free Sch. Dist. No 4.
'96
F-A
$2,400 ..Aug 1 •21-'26
Union Free Sch. D'st. No 5.
$12,000 ..Jan 1 '22-'27
5s '97
J-■J
.
4s '97
3Hg'97F-A
$63.000Aug 1 '21-27
3Hg'97F-A
7,000.. Aug 1 '28
School-Building Bonds.
W93 J-J
$40,000..Jan 1 '23
3H'95 J-J
sfl00,000._Jan 1 *23
3M'95 J-J
sfl00,000__Jan 1 '24
3H'95 J-J
sfl8.000._Jan 1'25
4
'94 J-J
50,000
Jan 1 '21
4
'94 J-J
100.000..Jan 1 '22
Public Site Purch. & Construe.
3
'89 J-J
sf$100,000__JuIy 1 '21
3
*90 J-J
sf70,000.-July 1 *22
3
'90 J-J
30,000.-July 1 '22
3
*90 J-J
sflOO,000.-July 1 '23
3
'90 J-J
sflOO.OOO-July 1 '24
Public Market Bonds. ■.
4s '97
'94 J-J
$300.000—Jan 1 *22
'94 J-J
309.000_.Jan 1 '23
Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument.
'94 J-J
$100,000..Jan 1 *25
School-Improvement Bonds.
'90 J-J
sf$100,000._Jan 1 '22
*90 J-J
sf80,000-_Jan 1 '23
*90 J-J
20,000._Jan 1 '23
Payable from assessments.
Cons. Stock—Cons, of Sewers.
4
4
4
3
3
3
.
.
.
Union Free Sch. Dist. No 10.
Dec 1 *2l-'27
J-•D $12,250
6,000 .Dec 28 '21-'26
5s '97
J--D
Union Free Sch. Dist. No 12.
$500 .-Jan 1 •22-'22
5s '95
J-•J
.
5s '97
_
.
Free Sch. Dist. No 14.
$14,000L.Jan 1 *22-'28
J-•J
Union
5s '97
.
_
Bonds.
'96 A-O 112,000.-Oct 1 '2l-'48
Street Improvement
4s g
TOWN
OF
FLUSHING.
Payable from Taxation.
Bell
Ave.
_
^
VILLAGE OF WHITESTONE.
Payable from Taxation
Improvement Bonds.
5s '96
J-D
$5,000
Dec 1 1921
^
Sewer Improvement Bonds.
3H'89 J-J
$40,000July2'21 -25
3H'89 J-J
27,000July2'26-28
3.65*88 J-J
14,000 Oct 4 *21-27
4H'88 J-J
39,600 Jan 2'21-27
5
'91 J-J
6,000—July 2 *21
5
'91 J-J
6,000. .July 2 *22
5
'92 J-J
3,000—July 2 '22
5
'9J J-J
48.000July2'23-30
5
'92 J-J
24.000July2'23-30
5
*93 J-J
*92
'93
'93
'91
'91
*92
'91
'92
'93
J-J
J-J
Pavable from Assessments.
Sewerage Bonds.
F-A $164.59
Feb 9 1902
Payable from Water Revenues.
Water Bonds.
,
6s *94
.
4^8'92 J-J
4Ms'93 J-J
4H«'94 J-J
3,000—July 2'31
7,000..July 2 '31
7,000—July 2 '32
28,000—July 2'21
28,000—July 2'22
2,000..July 2 '22
224,000July 2'23-30
16,000July2'23-30
5
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
„
$30,000—-July 1 1922
22,000
Jan 1 1923
7.500
Jan 1 1924
TOWN OF JAMAICA.
56,000July2'23-30
5
5
8,000.-July 1 *21-'22
20,000--July 1 '23-'26
5s g '97 J-J
5s g '97 J-J
300,000—July 1 *39
*98 J-J
4
Payable from Taxation.
Macadam Road Bonds.
1 1926
Jan
4s g '97 J-J $450,000
School District No. 1.
4Hs'97 J-J
$50,000,-July 1
5
Union Free S. D. No. 2.
5
5s '95
A-O
$3,000.-Apr 1
5
5s '95
M-N
4,000-Nov 15
6
Union Free S. D. No. 4.
5
40,000July2'23-30 4s '94
F-A $58,000--Aug 1
5 | *92 J-J
Union Free S. D. No. 6.
3,000..July 2 '31
6s '93
J-D
$500.Dec 15
Pavable from taxation.
5s g'97 J-D
Local Improvement Bonds.
8,000.-Dec 1
J-D
4,000-Dec 28
5s '94
J-J
$40,000
July 1 1934 5s 97
Union Free S. D. No. 7.
TOWN OF NEW UTRECHT.
4s '92
J-J
$16,000--Jan 1
Payable from Assessments.
4s *95
F-A
5,000.-Aug 1
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '95
M-S
9,000.-Sept 1
5s '94
J-J
$66,000...Jan 1 '22- 54 5s '97
F-A
66,000.-Aug 1
5s '94
J-J
66,000—Jan 1 '22-'54 5s g '97 M-S 125,000-Sept 10
5s *94
J-J
66,000—Jan 1 '22-'54
Union Free S. D. No. 8.
5s '94
J-J
66,000—Jan 1 '22-'54 4s '96
A-O $12,000.-Apr 1
5s '94
J-J
66,000—Jan 1 '22-'54 5s g *97 A-O
75,000.-Oct 1
5
TOWN
'27-'76
'22-'24
*21-*24
*21-'22
*21-'28
*30-'33
'22-'37
'20-'24
*21-'29
'21-'53
*50-74
'22-'27
'30-'54
5s '97
Aug
$1,500--Aug 1 '21-'23
5s '97
Payable from Taxation.
Sept
2,000.-Sept 1 *25-'28
Sewer Bonds.
Town Hall Land Bonds.
334s'89 J-J
$24,000.July 15 '21-'28 4s '95
J-J
$8,000. .July 1 *21-'24
4s *89
J-J
72,000-July 15 '2l-'28 4s '95
J-J
2.000.—Mar 18 1925
TOWN
NEW
OF
LOTS.
Payable from Assessments.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '86
J^J $125,000.July 15 '21-'25
KINGS
COUNTY.
VILLAGE OF JAMAICA.
Payable from Taxation.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s g '97 A-0$150,000--Jan
1 '22-'36
4s g '97 J-J
150,000--Jan 1 '22-'36
VILLAGE OF RICHMOND HILL.
4s '95
4s g '96 J-J
Payable from Taxation.
Highway Improvement Bonds.
$50,000--July 1 '26-'35
Park Fund Loan.
4s g '97 M-N 70,000--May 1 '37-'50
4s'95 M-N$l,200,00Q_May 1 *20-*44 4s g '95 M-S
25,000--Sept 1 *21-'25
4s'95 J-J
400,000-July 1 '33-'40
Sidewalk Improvement Bonds.
Street Impt. Fund Bonds.
4s g '97 J-D $150,000--June 1 '52-*81
4s '95
J-JS
900,000-July 1 '21-'26
Village-Hall Bonds,
$5,000.-Sept 1 '2l-'25
g '95 M-S
LONG ISLAND CITY.
Fire Equipment Bonds.
Payable from the sinking fund of
4s g'95 M-S
$5.000—Sept 1 '21-'25
Long Island City for the redemption of
fire bonds under the provisions of
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD. '■*
Chapter 122 of the Laws of 1894.
Payable from Taxation.
Fire Department Bonds.
Macadam Road Bonds.
434s'94 M-NS35.000
May 1 1924 4s g *93 J-J $127,000
July 1 1923
Payable from Water Revenue.
Union Free School Dist. No. 18.
„
100,000
Jan
1
1933
Water Bonds.
334s'91 M-N
334s'94 J-D
Nov 1 1921
5,000
Dec 1 1924
Funded Water Debt Bonds.
4s '91
M-S $15,000
Sept 1 1921
4s '92
M-S
15,000
Sept 1 1922
5s '93
M-S
5s '94
M-S
M-S
5s '95
15,000
15,000
15,000
Sept 1 1923
Sept 1 1924
Sept 1 1925
Payable from Taxation.
Survey and Map Bonds.
5s *91
J-J
$9,000
July 1 1921
5s *91
J-J
9,000—
July 1 1922
5s *93
J-J
9,000
July 1 1923
5s *94
J-J
8,000
July 1 1924
5s *95
J-J
8,500
July 1 1925
General Improvement Bonds.
4^s'94 J-D
4^s'94 J-D
4Ks'94 J-D
5s *97
F-A
5s g '97 M-S
the Chamberlain's office and coupons
at the office of the Comptroller of
OF
NEWTOWN.
Payable from Taxation.
English Kills Gold Road Bonds.
4Mg'97 J-D $20,000
June 1 1927
Road Bonds.
4^g'97 J-D $600,000—June 1 1927
-—
-—
.—
Paving Bonds.
old
4^s'17
$18,000r_july 1 '22-*27
indebtedness.
Instead of apportion¬
5s '17
M-N
6,000-Nov 1 '2l-'23
ing certain bonds to N. Y. City and
4^s'19 s-a
125,000--May 1 '29-*33
to Nassau County, the debt and in¬
5>|s
/ 14,150
-.1934
terest is not divided, but N. Y. City
1100,000
193.5-1939
pays 78.952414973% of the principal
Municipal Building Bonds.
and interest as it becomes due, and
4^s'17 M-N $57,000r„Nov 1 1927
Nassau County 21.047585027%. The
4.70s
15,000
Nov 1 1927
Comptroller of N Y. City acts as
5s
'18
15,000r„.Aug 1 1943
agent in the payment of the debt.
Certificates of Indebtedness.
The amount or Queens County bonds
5s'13
J-J
$3,000
1921-1923
outstanding on April 30 1921 was
5s
J-J
2,000
1921-1922
$650,000, of which $505,295,48 was
5s '14
J-J
• 3.000.-July 1 *22-'24
chargeable to New York City.
For
Park Bonds.
details of bonds see "Queens County'
5s '18
$13.500
Aug 1 1944
on a subsequent page.
BD. DEBT Dec. 31 '20—$5,128,797
COUNTY OF RICHMOND.
Water bonds (included)
1,336,558
Pavable from Taxation
Assess, val. real
95,182,700
Road Bonds.
Assess.val.spec.franchises. 5,288,600
4s g *97 J-D$190,000
June 1 1922 Assess, val. personal
59,500
4s g '97 J-D
12,000
June 1 1922 Tot. asses, val. '20-'21 —100,530,800
4s g *97 A-O 230,000
Oct 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) *20-21$16.05 +
as
Nassau County's share of the
—
—
—
—
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN.
Payable from Taxation.
Road Bonds.
5s g '97 J-J $130,000
July 1 1927
Refunding Bonds.
4s g'97 A-O
$5,000--Oct 8 '2l-*25
50,760
Pop'n 1915, 42.257; '20
♦INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N.Y.
NORTH COLLINS.
This village is in Erie County.
Incorporated in 1911.
Water Bonds.
TOWNS OF MIDDLETOWN AND
4Hs'15 s-an $32,600
1921-1943
SOUTHFIELD.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1920—
$32,200
Payable from Taxation.
Assessed val., real estate.
$395,865
Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 2.
Assessed val., personal—
2,500
5s'94
J-D $48,000—Dec 24 *2l-'44
Other asses, property
12,870
TOWN OF NORTHFIELD.
Total assess. val. (act .)'19
411,235
Payable from Taxation.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$11.50
Road Improvement Bonds.
Population in 1920
1,158
5s *97
J-D$150,000
June 1 1927
Union Free School Dist. No. 6 NORTH HEMPSTEAD.
(Port Richmond).
This town (P. O. Manhasset) is in
5s'97
June $2.000--.June 23 1921 Nassau Co. Population 1910, 17,831;
5s *97
June
1,000---June23 1922 1920, 26,370.
East Williston Water Bonds.
TOWN OF, SOUTHFIELD.
4Hs
J-J
$14,000
July 1 1932
Payable from Taxation
Barrow Beach Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $9,000
Jan
1923
4s'91
J-D ($6,000—Dec 1'2l-*30 4J^s
Roslyn Park Bonds.
\ 6,600
Dec 1 1931
6b '13
M-N $9,000.-May 1 *22-'30
Road Bonds.
Roslyn Landing Improv. Bds.
5s g '97 J-D$l 15,000.—Dec 20 1927
$3,600--July 1 '22-'25
5s g '97 J-J
140,000—July 15 1927 4«g'09J-J
Street Improvement Bonds.
TOWN OF WESTFIELD.
4 Hg'09 J-J
$6,000--July 1 '22-'27
Payable from Taxation.
4Hg'09J-J
19,000c. July 1 '25-'34
Road Bonds.
4>*s
J-J
10,000
Jan
1927
5s *97
J-J
$80,000--July 15 1922
Public Dock Bonds.
_
TOWN OF CASTLETON.
M-S $13,000--Mch 1 *22-'34
Road Bonds.
J-D $10,000
Deo *2l-'25
4s
J-J
12,000r„ July 1 *22-'25
4s '05
J-J
3,600c.-Jan 1 *22-'25
Payable from Taxation.
14,000—July 1 '22-35
4^g'09 J-J
Water Bonds,
7,000c. _Jan 1 '22-'28
4Msg s-an
5,250c—Jan 1 *22-'26
3Kg'97 M-S $7,200—Sept 1 '21-'26 4Hsg s-a
Sewer Bonds.
(28,500
Nov 1 1931
4.60s M-N
179,500
Nov 1 1942
3Hg'97 A-O
$4,800—Oct 1 '2l-*26
20.000
Jan 1927
Road Bonds.
4Hs
J-J
M-N
9,093--May 1 '22-'42
3Mg'97A-0
$2,500--Oct 1'2l-*25 5s *13
$50,000_Dec 1 '21-'30
5s *19
J-D
NIAGARA FALLS.
150,000-Dec 1 '21-'45
This city is in Niagara County and
60,000-Dec 1 *46-'49
Is now under City Manager plan of
Great Neck Park Dist. Bonds.
government.
In corp. Mar. 17 1892. 4.10s'16A-O $40,000—-Oct 1 '26-'45
Carle Place Wat. Dist. Bonds,
City-Hall Site Bonds.
'
5s g '13 J-J
68,800
July 1 1933 -s '15 M-S $28,000--Sept 1 '21-'34
Market Bonds.
Roslyn Water District Bonds.
4^s'12 J-J
$39,400r—July 1 1932 4.80sg'10M-N $67,500-Nov 1 '21-30
School Bonds.
Westbury Water Dist. Bonds.
4s'95
J-J
$7,500r
1921-1922 4.35s'llM-N $36,000--May 1 '22-*30
4s '97
J-J
24,000r
1923-1927
Great Neck Sewer.
4s g *01 A-O
25.000r-A&0 1921-'25 4J4s'15 M-N$150,000—May 1 1965
4s g *01 J-J
Manhasset-Lakeville Water,
150,000r„.July '26-41
s '12
s-an $108.000- —-1921-1932
3«sg'02 M-N35,000r„May 1 '42-45
4s g '06 A-O
Albertson Water District Bds.
69,419r—Apr 1 '29-35
59,000—July 1 *33-'38 4Ms
5s g '13 J-J
F-A $29,750—Feb 1 '21-'37
*$12,000
Feb 1 1922
Almshouse Bonds.
*50,000-Feb 1 '23-'27 5s
$30.000
Feb 1 1945
4Ms'17 F-A
*13.000—Feb 1 1928
Bridge Bonds.
55,700
1913-1944 4^g'06 F-A J$5,000c—Aug 1 1921
4%s
60,000.-June 1 '41-'42
4.60s'18
\10,000c--.Aug 1 1926
A-O
350c
Oct 8 1921
4Ms'19 s-a (140.000r_Aug 1 '35-'42 5s g
4Hsg
Union Free School Dist. No. 3.
5s '97
J-J
$3.000
Jan 11921
VILLAGE OF TOTTENVILLE.
4s
_
_
_
t
„
,
,
_
.
^
$59,000..Aug 1 *21-79
65,000—Sept 1 '37-'49
—
...
\ 17,500r—Aug 1 1943
250,000--.Oct 1 *46-'50
I Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'H j-j
$6,000
July 1 1931
4s 07
J-J
5,000.
1927
5^s'20 s-a
Water Bonds.
4sg'06
J-J
1, 8, 9, 10,
14,
15,
and 28 will be found
17.
20.
on page
21, 24
63.
TOWNS
OF
HEMPSTEAD,
FLUSHING AND JAMAICA.
Payable from Taxation.
Bonds of Un. Fr. S. D. No. 27.
5s '97
A-O $13,000--July 1 '21-'33
VILLAGE OF FAR ROCKAWAY.
Payable from Taxation.
Impt. of Streets and. Avenues.
5s *97
J-J
$61,000
Sewer Bonds.
Jan
$8,000-Jan
1 1922
1 '22-'25
OF ARVERNE-BYTHE-SEA.
Pavable from Taxation.
Drainage
Bonds.
—
4Hsg'10J-J
4«s'llJ-J
4s g '12 J-J
4^s'14 J-J
4Hs'15 J-J
4Ks'16M-S
$3,000—-June 15 1921
3,000—June 15 1922
1,000-—June 15 1923
Highway Bonds.
5s g '97 M-N$35,000—May 1 '2l-'27
Street Bonds.
5s g '97 J-D
5s g '97 J-D
4^s'19 s-a
$50,000
June 15 '21-25
3,000- June 15 '20-23
-
Water Bonds.
4.60s'17
Total tax
INT.
1926
'22-'37
1921S1,696.000
J-J $200,000 .July 1
BOND. DEBT May
Total assessed val.
48,500,000
(per $1,000) 1913 —$13.35
loan of 1905 payable at
on
Nassau Co. Bank; on 4 J4 %
road bds.
1924 at First Nat. Bank of Mineola; other
1921-1934 loans at office of Supervisor.
400,000r
Jan 1 1940
360,000--Jan 1 '41-'49 NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE
17,000r
Jan 1 1930
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 4.
65,000
July 1 1934
This district (P. O. Port Washing¬
31,000
1926-1932 ton) Is in Nassau County.
(60,000r_Sept 1 *32-'35 4Ms'08 J-J J103,000r__Jan 1 *28-'48
\12,000r
Sept 1 1936
4Ms'16 M-Nl 10.000--May 1 '36-'57
4^s'19 s-a
3,000r
195,000
(56,000—May 1 '41-'47
112,217
May 1 1948
(42,OOOr_Sept 1 '43-*49
BOND. DEBT May 1917- $236,000
Assess, valuation 1916
6,860,000
1916—$9.10
\ 5,355r___Sept 1 1950
INT. payable at Bank of North
(14,486
1946
Hempstead In N. Y. exchange.
145,000 --1947-1949
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE
4g
'11 J-J $36,000r—Jan 1 '22-'25
SCH. DIST. NO. 6.
4^sT5 J-J
190,000
-1936-1954
This district (P. O. Manhasset) Is
4s
30.000
1924
5Ms
School tax (per $1,000)
—
—
in Nassau County.
Fire Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4Hs'll J-J
$42,500r—.July 1 1931
4s'04
J-J
17,000
1922-1924 4.45s'14J-D $80,000—Dec 1 '24-'33
(Coupon with privilege of registrat'n)
Sewer Bonds.
$82,200
4s '01
M-N$115,000r_„Nov 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Apr. 1917
3.078,000
4s '02
J-J
5,000r
Jan 1 1922 Assessed valuation 1917
INT. at First Nat, Bank, Mineola.
4s *02
J-J
27,000r.„Nov 1 1922
t
14,500r.„Oct 1 1923
HEMPSTEAD
UNION
25,000
1921-1924 NORTH
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7.
56,000r__July 1 1926
A-O $80,000c--Oct 1 '23-'32
5,000r
1924 5s '13
70,500r
1928 5Hs'21 F-A (400,000c-Feb 1 '32-'51
\ 20.000c-Feb
1 '52-'53
45,500r
Jan 1 1929
$88,000
4s
5,000
1923 BOND. DEBT Apr 1921
Assessed valuation 1921—10,660,769
4 Hg'10 J-J
20,000r
Jan 1 1930
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$8.90
4Msg'10J-J (92,000—Jan 1 '30-'33
TNT. at U. S. Mte. & Tr.Co..N.Y
122,000
Jan 1 1934
4s *03
4s
5s g *97 J-D
5s g *97 J-D
5s g'97 J-D
$14,500r_.July 1
J-J
4s'04
4s
Hempstead School Districts Nos.
VILLAGE
New York City.
TOWN
Jan
$50,000—Dec 10 1921
50,000—Dec 10 1922 3Hs'97 J-J
50,000—Dec 10 1923
INTEREST is payable by the City
of New York—registered interest at
A
$17,000_.Jan
1 '22-'38
Union Free School Dist. No. 23.
5s '97
$8,000
—
-
Payable from Taxation.
Driveway and Parkway Loan.
4s '95
$1,200,000-July 1 '2l-'32
J-J
Village Building Bonds.
5s '96
J-D
$4,000--Dec 1
Payable from Taxation.
^
'2l-'49
Union Free School Dist. No. 10.
FLATBUSH.
OF
4Msg'12 J-J $66,500
Jan 11930
Bonds.
160,000—Sept 1 '38-'41
$30.000--June 15 *21-23 49£s 14 J-J
5s '14
J-J
112,800
July 1 1934
'21-'24 4Ms'15 M-N 75,000—May 1 *35-'37
4.10s'17 J-J (*120,000-Jan 1 '35- 37
COUNTY OF QUEENS.
1
*72,000.Jan 1 '38-'40
The debt of the county of Queens
5s *18
26,500—Jan 1 '28'-29
is reported under the county's own
4^s'19 s-a (420.000—May 1 '39- 45
name
on
a
subsequent page;
the
I 55,000
May 1 1946
amount of the original debt which
4s
5,000
-\_1923
was chargeable to the City of New
5Hs
28,970 —
-.1942
York was adjudicated finally to be
5^s
320,000
1943-1950
$3,796,032.11, leaving $1,011,967.89
Sidewalk
5s g '97 J-D
—
OF FLUSHING.
Payable from Taxation.
Standpipe Bonds.
4s g '97 J-D
12,000.-June 1 '2l-*32
VILLAGE
Improvement Bonds.
4s g '96 F-A
$2,000
Aug 1 1921
Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 5.
3^g'95J-J
$250,000. _Jan 1 '25 4s '91
M-S $18,000.Sept 30 '2l-'29
3Hg'96J-J
175,000. .Jan 1 '36
4s *92
M-S
10,000-Sept 30 '30-'34
Local Improvement Bonds.
4s g '97 F-A
30,000.-Aug 1 '21-'26
4
'94 J-J
$100,000—Jan 1 '22
4s g *97 F-A
2,500
Aug 1 1927
3^*95 J-J
sflOO,000._Jan 1 '23
Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 7.
3H'95 J-J
sflOO,000—Jan 1 '24
4s '97
F-A $42,500.-Aug 1 *20-'36
Ward Sewer Bonds.
4s g '97 M-N 20,000-Nov 16 '37-'44
4
'95 J-J
$100,000—Jan 1 '26
3H'95 J-J
sf100,000..Jan 1 '24 VILLAGE OF COLLEGE POINT.
3^*95 J-J
sf50,000—Jan 1 '25
Payable from Taxation.
4
'94 J-J
100,000—Jan 1 '22
Improvement Bonds.
4
'94 J-J
100,000—Jan 1 '23
3Hs'97 J-D $27,600.-Dec 1 '2l-'26
3^g'95J-J
50,000—Jan 1 '25
Payable from Water Revenue.
^g'9 6J-J
100,000—Jan 1 '27
Water Tower Bonds.
4s '97
F-A $25,000
Aug 1 1937
TOWN OF GRAVESEND.
Patiable from assessments.
[Vol. 112.
AND TOWNS
A-O
—-
g'06 J-J
4s '04
J-J
4s g '08 J-J
4 J4g'09 J-J
4s
—
June, 1921.]
KEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
5s *08
6s *16
$20.000
J-J
Special Appropriation Bonds.
5s '17
1928
($10,500—July 1 *22-'28
1
J-J
$9,154.11
Sewer Bonds.
4s '04
F-A
1,000
4s *05
F-A
5,000
F-A
4s '09
5,000
25.000-July 1 '29-'33
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920—
$59,000
Assessed valuation 1919—-1,900,000 4s '11
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$17-50 4s '12
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Mlneola.
In New York exchange.
NORTH PELHAM.
This village (P. O. Peiham) Is in
Westchester Co.
Inc. Aug. 29 1896.
4s'13
1937
1938
1936
1,060
1,450
2,500.
1,730—
F-A
5s '15
-1925
(5,000
12,500—
2,633--—
F-A
4s '14
1930
1931
1921-1922
2,000
F-A
J-J
5s'17
Street Improvement Bonds.
„
F-A
1922-1939
J-J
(528
1936
1940
1944
1927
- —
-1922
604
4.40s'12F-A
1923
$23,67Or.Aug 1 '21-'41
(6271924
4.30s'12—
22,000—May 1 '22-'32 BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 '21-$209,084
5s
'98 J-D
10,500r_J'ne 17 ,22-,28 Assess, debt add'l
6,785
Floating debt
79,300
Sewerage Bonds.
6s
$
640—Oct 1 '21-*22 Sinking fund
16,141
—
--
_
Assess, val., real estate
Assessed va 1., personal
4,314,900
67,000
163,293
.
Assessed v.d. franchise
TOTAL DEBT Feb 26 '20-$124,600
Assessed val. real est. 1919-2,520,982
VUlagetax (per $1,000) 1919J13.14 +
Population 1910, 1,311; 1920, 2,600
Total
assessed
(58%
val.
1920
actual)
4,545,193
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $32.94
Population 1910, 7,422; 1920, 8,268
INT. at Village Treas. office.
\11.482.50r_Novl 1932
North Olean Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms'07 J-J
NORTHPORT.
village is in St. Lawrence
Incorporated in 1872.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1921
$31,700
Total val. 1920 (65% act.)_l,107,060
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—_$11.00
Population 1910, 1,993; 1920, 1,808
County.
village is in Suffolk County.
Inc.1894.
Bonds.
4^s'17 F-A $34,000.Aug 1 '21-'37
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 1918-$54,500
Assess, val. 1919
3,657,742 NUNDA.
Population 1910, 2,096; 1920, 1,977
This village in Livingston
County.
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank, Inc. 1839
Northport.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '17
—
and
on
street
bonds of 1917 at Ex¬
change Nat. Bank, Olean.
—
J-J
$3,000—July 1 *22-'24
Sewer Bonds.
3.30s
$3,600—Aug 1 '2l-'23
4^8*16
10.000—May 1 '22-'26
Total
assess,
val.
1919
517,276
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '17-339.62
Street Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J
$36,000r_July 1
4.20s'12 J-J
72,000r_July 1
NYACK.
5s *13
...
Population 1910, 1,043; 1920, 1,152
—
'22-*27
'28-'39
BOND. DEBT May 8 '20_$142,000
Total
val.
assess,
1920
(act. val.)„—
5,525.000
1920—$13.30
INTEREST at Tarrytown
Bank in N. Y. exchange.
Nat.
village is in Rockland Co,
Incorporated in 1883.
4s '96
J-D $141,500..June 1 '22-'27
4s *97
J-D
50,000
July 1 1926
3Ms'96 J-J
4.60s'99J-D
6,400..June 1 '22-'25
8,400--June 1 '22-'28
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'16 M-N$48,000r.May 1 '22-'45
NORTH TONAWANDA.
i 1,000
Sept 1 1922
This city is in Niagara County.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1921 $286,500
Inc. Apr. 1897.
Population 1910, Water debt
(included)
234,000
11,955; 1920, 15,482.
Sinking fund
13,300
Street bonds (assessment)..$244,050
Total
assess,
val.
(80%
General Street Bonds.
act.
1919
3,800,000
4Ms
J-J
$>,700—Jan 1 *22-'24 Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '19 $13.20
4^s'19
40,725
Sept *21-'29 Population 1910,4,619; 1920,4,444
6s '20
J-J
37,020—July 1 *21-3.0
_—
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$15,000o—Jan 1 '22-26
Water Bonds.
4s '94
A-0$275,000c&r_Apr 1 1924
4Hs'96 A-O 125,000c—Oct 1 1926
4Ms'16 M-N 32,000—Nov 1 '21-'36
OAKFIELD.
County.
Water-works
bonds..
BOND. DEBT May 2
Assess, val. real estate..
—
Certificate debt (add'l)
6,000
Assess, val. 1919
15,194,038
City tax (per $1,000) 1919—$24-90
ble
at
Chase
on sewer
Nat.
bonds paya¬
Bank,
N.
Y.;
on
water bonds, part at Chase Nat. Bk.,
part at the Cortland Savings Bank,
Cortland, and part at the Union Dime
Savings Institution, N. Y.
This city is In
as city 1868.
1920, 14,609.
Inc.
NORTH TONAWANDA
DIST. NO. 1.
J-J
4s
J-J
SCHOOL
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'14 A-0 $6,500c—Apr
1
'22-'34
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'13 M-S $36,000--Aug
1
'21-'32
4Ms'14 J-J
57.000c_.Jan 1 '32-'50
BOND. DEBT*Apr 16 '21—$133,000
Assess, val. total. 1920—14,635,090
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$10.99
Population
m
1920 (est.)
INT. at Chase Nat.
18,000
Bank, N. Y.
NORWICH.
This city is in Chenango County.
Incorporated Mar. 12 1914.
Street
Improvement
'4,439.05
4s'02
F-A
9,180
6,100
4,800
4,500
3,250
Bonds.
1921
1927-1929.
F-A
4s '12
F-A
4s '13
4s
'14
5s '15
F-A
F-A
J-J
5s '17
J-J
5s *18
J-J
5s *19
J-J
5s '20
J-J
5s'21
J-J
5s '21
J-J
1924
1929
1923-1924
1932-1936
3,700
4,432
10,527
1936
-.1944
1925
1921-1934
(5.800
14,097
1922-1929
11,000 -..-.1921-1938
9,066
1921-1938
2,000--Jan.
1 '26-'29
226.31—Jan. 1 1930
/9,500--Jan.
1 *26-'44
1433.40—-Jan
Fire Dept. Bonds.
F-A $15,000
4s '03
1 1945
1 '26-'38
1'39-'45
4s '08
F-A
2,000
4s '14
F-A
5s '15
J-J
2,000
2,860-—
1921-1924
1921
1944
1925
5s *20
J-J
9,000
1926-1930
Refunding Bonds.
$6,500c-Sept 1 '21-*33
27,570c_June 1 *22-'28
4s '16
J-D
(1.000—1928 & 1930
14,000
1929
Water-Works Bonds.
4s
*10 J-D$175,000c-June 1 '25-*40
4Ms*14 A-O
20.000c.June 1 *21-'24
4 Ms'14 M-S
4s '10
J-D
Highway Bonds.
4s '93
A-O
$4,000r_May 1 '22-'23
4 Ms'12 M-S
52,000c-Sept 1 '21-'32
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'18
$9,000
—
1926-1927
3,000
21,849
16,500. -Jan
17,000. _Jan
'22-'24
Assessment
J-J
5s '21
$8,000c_May 1 *22-'25
14,l75c.May 1 '22-'29
GEN. BD. DT. Mar. 31 '20 $425,600
Water debt (included)
242,350
J-J
5s '21
M-N
Deficiency Bonds.
4Ms'15 A-O
$4,065c.Apr 1
1924-1925
1925-1926
1,300
4s '10
Bonds.
3^8*05 M-N
4s '09
$20,000o—Jan 1 '22-'31
56,000c.Jan 15 '22-'35
St. Lawrence Co.
Pop'n '10, 15,933;
Railroad Crossing Bonds.
4s '16
J-D $11,000.-June 1 *22-*30
School
4s
—
-.-
4.15s'06F-A
$30,000r.Aug 1 '21-'35
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
$24,OGOr_Jan 20 '22-'45
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 *21— $189,903
Assessment debt (add'l)
10,318
Assessed val'n, real estate_-8,210,975
Assessed val'n, personal141,000
Special franchise
251,142
Bank stock
717,000
Total assessed val'n 1920.-9,320,217
Tot. tax rate(per $1,000) '20 $34.74 +
3.58s'05 Jan
-
OLEAN UNION FREE SCHOOL
DIST. NO. 1.
Dist. No. 1 of the City and Town of
Olean.
GEN. BD. DT. May 1921 $1,545,000
Assessed value 1920
$201,568,762
County tax (per $1,000) 1918.-$6.91
Pop'n 1910,200,298; 1920, 241,465
INT.
on
penitentiary bonds at
Syracuse; on court-house and dormi¬
tory bonds in New York City.
Pop'n '17 (est.), 22,000.
$22,400c&rJulyl '22-'29 ONTARIO COUNTY.
72,000c&rMayl'22-'45
Canandaigua is the county seat.
4Ms'13J-J
40, OOOc&r.. 1923-1942
Road Bonds.
4 Ms'14 M N
4,OOOc&rMayl'22-*22
4Ms
$82,000
1921-1924
5s'20
J-J
133,000--$10,000 yrly. 5s '14
J-J
27,000
July 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 '21
$284,000
4Ms'16 J-J
(30,000
July 1 1926
Assess, val. real estate-.11,374,978
122,000
July 1 1927
Assess, val. personal
171,425 5s '18
]8,000
July 1 1927
Other assessable property646,375
J7,000
July 1 1928
Total assess, val. (about
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21
$176,000
60% actual) 1920
12.192,778 Assessed
val'n, real estate-50,859,592
School tax (per $1,000)1920 $19.80 +
Assessed val'n, personal-427,775
Population 1919 (est.)
—23,000 Other assessable
4 Ms'07 July
4s '09
M-N
---
INT. on coupon bonds at Exch.
Nat. Bank of Olean; on registered
bonds to registered holders.
property-.1,391,600
Total assessed val'n 1920-52,678,967
Tax rate
Pop'n
(per $1,000) 1920
1910. 52.286;
1920.
INT.
U.
$8.40
52,652
S.
Mtge. & Tr. Co.,
N. Y., and Central Tr. Co., Geneva.
ONEIDA.
at
This city Is In Madison County.
Inc. Mch. 28 1901. Pop. 1910, 8,317;
ORANGE COUNTY.
1920, 10,541.
County seat is Goshen.
Refunding Bonds.
Fireproofing County Bldgs.
4 Ms'10 J-J
$11,200. -July 1 '22-'35
4MsT5— $15,000
1921-1923
School Bonds.
Road Bonds.
4Ms'll F-A $38,072r_Aug 15 "21-'33
3Ms
$325.000r._Feb 1 *22-'34
4Ms'14 J-J
25,300r— Jan 1 *22-*29
4Ms'll A-O I26.000c.-0ot 1 '21-'38
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms'16 A-O 100,000c-Apr 1 '26-'45
4Ms'14 J-J
$2,100r
Jan 1 *22-*24
4Ms'l7 J-J
150,000.-July 1 '27-'41
Paving Bonds.
5M.s'20 J-J
60,000-July 1 '30-'41
4Ms'18
$3,533
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-J
23,638
1921-1930 4Ms'10 F-A
$15,000o__Feb 1 '22-'24
5s'20
M-N52,$34.21r Nov.l'21-'30 BOND. DEBT
Apr 1921. $791,000
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt
157,714
4Ms'13 M-N
$87Or— May 1 '22-23
Assessed val'n, real estate.94,088,005
:s'14 J-J
l,744r—Jan 1 *22-'24
Assessed val'n, personal.. 1,157,685
Js'15 A-O
2,115r—-Oct l'21-'25 Other
assess, property
2,353,542
Water Bonds.
Total assessed val'n 1920.97,599,232
3Ms'05 quar $18,000—July 1 *22-'30
4s '05
Aug
45,000
Aug 1 1925 Population '10, 116,001; '20, 119,844
INTEREST is payable at National
4Ms
700 -July 15 1922
Bank of Orange County in Goshen.
Water Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'15
$53,750.-July 1 *22-'35
ORANGETOWN
UNION
FREE
Local Impt. Bonds {General).
SCH. DIST. NO. 4.
4Ms'16 J-D
$5.490
1926
This district (P. O. Nyaok) Is In
TOT. BD. DT.
Apr 21 '19. $243,714
—
This village is in Genesee
Incorporated in 1858.
$33,600
'21-$33,600
600,850
4Ms'17
65,000-July
1 *22-'34 Assess. val. personal
7,000
Other assessable property._
16,132
Park Bonds.
Tot.assess.val.'20(70% act) 623,982
4Ms
F-A $85,000-Aug 1 *25-'41
Total tax rate (per $1,000/20 $10.30
Voting Machine Certificates.
Population 1910, 1,236; 1920, 1,422
5s
F-A
$2,000 —Feb 1 1922
BOND. DEBT May 1919- $550,500
Assessment debt (add'l)
244,050 OGDENSBURG.
INTEREST
4Ms'15
$4,500
$l,00Oyrly
4Ms'12
3,439.34 yrly. S<$t. 1
Building Bonds.
—
This
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '18
($2,200
Sept 1 1921
4s '89
3.495s'04Sep $6,500c__Sep 1 *-21'33
Series "A" & "B" Bonds.
$28,944r.July 1 '22-'33
4Ms'07
9,600--July 1 '30-'33
Refunding Water Bonds.
Population 1910. 9,491; 1920.11,582
4s *01
J-J
INT. payable at Treas. office.
$6,OOOr.July 1 '22-'33
3Ms'99 J-J
4.000r.July 1 *22-*29
3 Ms'03 J-J
6,420..July 1 '22-'31
ONONDAGA COUNTY.
4s '96
J-J
2,500c.July 1 *22-'26
County seat is Syracuse.
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1919
$584,719
Tuberculosis Sanitorium Bds.
Water debt (included)
164,500
4Ms'15 J-J $92,500r—Jan 1 '22-'20
Assessment debt (add'l)
$220,375
Penitentiary Bonds.
Floating debt
3,059
3s
J-J $54,400c-July '22-'29
Tot. ass'd val. 1919
11,224:14
Women's Dormitory Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1917
$8.56
4s
A-O$110,000r_ —1921-1938
Pop'n 1910, 14.743; 1920, 20,506.
Men's Dormitory Bonds.
INT. ON water bonds, part at
4Ms'15J-J
$21.000
1921
Farmers' Loan & Tr. Co., N. Y.,
Water Impt. Bonds.
part at the Union Dime Sav. Inst., 5Ms'20M-N$160,000c&rNov 1
'21-30
N. Y„ part at Treas. office; on sewer
Court-House Bonds.
bonds, part at Treas. office, part at 4s '04 M S f $157,500r.Mch 1 '22 '28
Schenectady Sav. Bk.; on bonds of
\ 500,000r—Mch 1 1929
1909 at Exchange Nat. Bk., Olean, 4s
'06
J-J
400,000" -Jan 1 '30-'63
s-a
$22,100..Aug 1 '21-'37
5s '18
8,000—Oct 15 *21-'28
NORTH TARRYTOWN.
This village is in Westchester Co. TOT. BD. DT. Dec 31 *18$27,720
Assess val., personal
Inc. 1874.
20,500
Population 1910, 5,421;
Assess, val., real estate
488,650
1920, 5,927.
Assess, val., franchises
Fire Department Bonds.
8,126
Tax rate (per $1,000)
—
—
This
Street
_
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms'10 F-A
$1,500 Aug 15 '2i-'23
4Ms'13
2,000 yearly Dec 20
4Ms'15 F-A
3.000-Feb 16 '20-'24
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
—
NORWOOD.
This
Flood Protection Bonds.
4Ms'15 F-A$150.000
1935-1955
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s '09
A-O
$7,200._ Oct 1 '21-'24
4Ms T5M-N 28.000r.Nov 1 '21-'24
4Ms'15 J-D
3,600r_Dec 1 '21-*23
4Ms'16 M-N
1,125--Mar 1 '22-'24
4 Ms'17 M-S
'22-*26
l,475r_Mar
4Ms'17 J-J
*22-'26
5,460r.July
5s '18
M-S
"22-'27
27,840r_Mar
5s *18
J-J
'22-'27
48,000. .July
5s '19
M-S
40,950c_Mar
'22-'28
Fire Department Bonds.
4s *09
A-O $20,000r—Oct 1 '21-'28
Sewer Bonds.
4s '09
A-O $20,000r.0ct 1 '21-'28
4Ms'16 M-Njl0,000r-Nov 1 '27-'31
71
debt, included.
3,284
—.4,992,650
223,500
864,600
Tot.asses.val.' 18(80% act.).6,090,750
City tax (per $1,000) 1918—$23.00
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
Other assessable property._
INT.
is
payable at City
office in N. Y. exchange.
Treas.
—
—
—
4Ms'07 J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 1921
$48,000
Total assess, val. 1920
5,670,912
School tax (per $1,000) 1920--315.55
Tot. ass'd val. 1919
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1917
All
coupons
96,350
418,896
5,995,541
$35.00
paid at City
Treas.
office.
Police Station & Jail Bonds.
4Mb'14 F-A $30.000r
Feb
1934
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J
$22,000c.July 1 '22-*32
4s '09
M-S
34,000c-Sept 1 '21-'54
5s *17
M-N 43,125--Nov 1 '21-'43
4s '08
4Ms'19 J-D
60,000
1921-1935
Park Improvement Bonds.
4s '06
F-A $15,000r—Feb 1922-'24
4s'06
F-A
lO.OOOr..July 1 '25-'26
'22-'30
11,000
INTEREST payable at the Nyack
Nat. Bank in New York exchange.
ORISKANY.
This village is in
Utlca Is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
4s '11 M-N $15,000r—-May 11922
4Ms'13 M-N 45,000r..May 1'22-24
4Ms'16 F-A
5G.000r-Feb 15 '22-'26
BOND. DEBT May 1921
$487,000
Assessed valuation, real
87,720,557
Assessed val.,
personal
1,062,546
Assessed val., franchises-- 5,793 260
_
Total valuation 1919
to 50% act.)
(30%
94,576,363
Pop'n 1910, 154,157;
1920. 82.485
INTEREST
Is
Treasurer's office
payable at County
or
in
N.
Y.
exch.
Public Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$10.500—July 15 1941
5s '19
F-A
15,000-
Paving
Bonds,
3Ms'01 ann $13,500r_July 1 '22-'30
3 .94s'05 J-J
1,400c. July 1 '22-'28
4 Ms'10 F-A
625c.Aug 15 '21-'25
4Ms'12 M-S
14,863.19r
($2,000 yearly on March 1.)
4Ms'13 J-t)
$6.000
($1,000 yearly Dec. 20.)
School Bonds.
4s
'07
M-S
4 Ms'06 J-D
4Ms'14
—
Oneida County.
Sewer Bonds.
Court-House Bonds.
3Ms'02 F-A$174,000r._Feb
'22-'39
3Ms'05 F-A 168,OOOr_Feb 1 '22-'28
Court-House Completion.
4Ms'07 F-A $31,500r—Feb '22-'28
ONEONTA.
This city is in Cattaraugus County.
Incorp. April 26 1893, succeeding the
village of
Olean.
The
village
of
North Olean was annexed Jan. 1 '09.
345,000r_ July 1
Population in 1920 (est.)
ONEIDA COUNTY.
In Otsego Co. Inc. under Chap. 30,
Laws of 1885; became city Jan. 1 '09.
OLEAN.
Rockland Co.
Assessment debt (included)
36,328
Assessed val'n, real estate-.5,480,295
Assessed val'n. personal
Other assessable property-.
$3,000c.Mch 8 '22-'27
25,000r J'ne 12 '22-'26
14,000-yearly May 1
4s
5s
...
$3^,000—32,000 yearly
9,600
-1923-1938
5s
4,800
1923-1938
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 *21—$46,400
Total assess, val. '21(Mact).533,534
-.-
Total tax rate (per$l,000) '21_$26.24
Population in 1920
1,101
ORISKANY FALLS.
This village Is in Oneida County.
Incorporated in 1890.
Water Bonds.
$6,000 -.—1921-1930
20,600
1921-1940
BOND. DEBT April 1921-$30,000
4Ms
4Ms
—
...
Assess, val. real estate
216,700
Assess, val. personal
5,000
Tot
.assess.val.*20(75%act.).266,700
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-.$17.40
Population 1910, 892; 1920, 1,014
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albion is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4Ms'15 M-S $22,645r__.Sept 1
6s '21
J-J
1921
10 '22-'24
125,000--July 10 1925
j69,000.July
BOND. DEBT Feb 1'21-
$115,935
12,050
real
29,581,326
personal
85,350
Assess, value special fran_
663,124
Total assess, value 1920--30,329,800
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—312.50
Floating debt
...
Assess, value,
Assess, value,
Pop'n
1910. 32,000;
INTEREST
able in
on
1920.
28.619
road bonds is pay¬
Nat. Bk.
Albion at Citizens'
OSSINING.
ment
Hospital Bonds.
4Hs'lS M-S $50.000.-Sept 1 *29- 38
BOND. DEBT May 23'21
$120,000
Floating debt---13^.000
Assessed val., real
36,117,079
^
village Is In Westchester Co.
Incorp. 1813.
Commission govern¬
This
approved
14
Mch.
1911.
Sewer Bonds.
$152,000
1921-1940
Municipal Bids. Bonds.
4Ms'13 M-S $61,000-_Mar 1 '22-'42
4.35s'10—
Assess,
65),080
val.*?,0(75%act)36,/73,, Lo9
val., personal
Tot. ass'd
(per $1,000)
Tax rate
1?^-. —
Pop'n 1910, 47.216;
192J. 46.200
Street-fmpt. Bonds.
INTEREST
payable at Second
4Ms'10 F-A $91,960. -Aug 1 '21-'39
5s '08
39.917.46June 1 *28-31 National Bank, Cooperstown, and
5s g '17 M-S
*22.000r_Mar 1 '22-'32 the Cooperstown National Bank.
Funding Bonds. 5s '19
A-0 $17,500-,-Oct 1 '2I-*39 owego.
This village is In Tioga County.
Grade-Elimination Bonds.
( $3,000
June 1 1922 Incorporate*? in 1827.
Pavins:
5s *18
J-D{ 60,000—June 1 '23-'37
oet ,
I
800
lune 1 1938
4s
22'00
$500 yearly
S Refunding Bonds.
Fire Station Bonds.
5s g '17 M-S $34,000r
Apr 1 '21-'37
4Mb
$1/,500—$1,000 y'ly Sept 1
♦Water Bonds.
---
Bond.^
—
5s '19
A-0 $27,000r„Oct 1 '21-'29
3.95s'09 A-O 50,0OOr—Apr 11939
Water Refunding Bonds.
5s '18
$100,000.-Oct 1 '29-'48
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 '21- $552,809
—.
-V- $12,000.-Sept
^18°^— f ^13,509c.Sept
4s
5s
1 '21-*26
1 '21-'26
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18§59,500
4.640,113
58,450 Total val. 1918
Floatingdeot (add!)
48,336 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '16.$17.56
Assess. val.,real estate..
8,652.830 Population 1910, 4,633; 1920.-4,147
Assess, value, personal
70,400
Assess, val., spec, franchise
361,175 oyster bay sch. dist. no. 5.
Assess, debt (add 1)
— —
See Glen Cove.
Total assessed val'n 1921.-9,086.405
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
$17.95
Pop'n
♦
These
1920, 10,739.
11,480;
1910,
bonds
Issued
are
by
a
separate board, not connected with
village government, but are a lien on
village property.
§ INT. at Village Treas.' office.
FREE
UNION
OSSINING
oyster bay sch. dist. n0.24.
4s
J-D
$1,125r
1921
4X8
F-A
71,500r
1922-1957
BOND. DEBT May 10 *21
S72.O00
Assessed valuation 1921—1,879,072
8chool tax (per $1,000) 1921—$14.90
INT. at Glen Cove Bank.
SCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
School-Building Bonds.
4.20s '07 J-J $20,OOOc.July 1*22-25
5s '08
July
12,000c_July 1 *26-'27
4.10s '09 F-A 40,000r_Aug 1 *28-'35
4.35s *10 J-J 20,000r_.july 1 '36-'39
57,000r_jan 31 '2 '-'40
4.80g'20J-J
perinton sch. dist. no. 9.
This district (P. O. Fairport) is in
11934
'18—$1,121,880 Monroe County.
School Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1918--19,945,070
4.85s'19 J-D $25,000
Dec 1 1944
Refunding Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 15 '19 $107,000
Assessed val. reai estate..10.897,299
Assessed val. personal
314,074
Other assessable property.
Tot.ass'd val.'18 (act .val.)
TOT. DEBT Dec 31
pelham
459,275
(town).
This town is in Westchester Co.
Bridge Bonds.
5s'92-'97
$1,425.-Sept 1 '21-'23
—
—
Town-Hall
—
Sewer
5s
INT.
1916
at
7,50()c
Junel 1944
30.000c.June 1 '22-'36
Town hall bonds 4s
-.$4,000 palmyra.
This village is In Wayne Co.
In¬
Fair ground bonds 4s
4. 00
BOND. DEBT Dec 20 '20- $105,500 corporated in 1819.
Assess, val. real estate
$23,400
1,480,730 GEN. BD. DT. Apr 14 '21Assess,
franchises
45,087 Assessed val'n, real estate--1,834,734
65.700
Tot.ass'd val.'2 1(75% act.) 1,625,817 Assessed val'n, personal
61,940
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-$14-78 f Other assessable property-Tot.ass'd val.'21 (80%act.)l,964,7/0
Population 1910. 2,235; 1920, 2.lo6
INT. payable at the Nat. Bank of Total tax (per $1,000' 193 )—$16. 9
Popul ition 1910. 2,268; 1920.-2,489
Ogdensburg.
4Ms'16 J-D
oswego.
This city
a
is in Oswego Co. Inc. as
village in 1828 and as a city 1848.
Cft
HI i
r* /
J
c
patchogue~
This village Is in Suffolk
County.
_
5s
Assessment bonds (add'l).
33,563
Sinking fund, water_
3,500
Assessed val'n, reai estate.16,429,159
pawling (town) union free
school dist. no. 5.
P.
—
Assessed val. personal
Other assess, property
5s
511.487
O. Pawling.
School-Building Bonds.
'17
A-0
$4,000—Oct 1
13,500. .Oct 1
*25-'33
assessed
(83%
...
_
Chamberlain's office.
peekskill.
This
village Is In Westchester Co.
Population 1910, 15,245.
15,868.
Auto Fire Engine.
OSWEGO COUNTY.
Inc. 1816.
Oswego Is tbe county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'12 M-S $2 1,000—Mch 1 '22-*25
Highway Bonds.
1920,
5s '14
5s '13
-S
M-S $ 0,000..Mar fV22-'26
145,153.99
L
_—
192o!" $235",!54
BOND. DEBT May
Assessed valuation 1919__39,556,429
State&Co. lax (,per$l.UU0>
Pop'n
1910,
71,664;
This
Feb.
1920,
71,045
*
town
is
1869.
20
in
Otsego Co.
Inc.
Population
1910,
4,287; 1920, 4,223.
Refunding.
M-S $15,460c.Sept 1 *2l-*30
M-S
15,000c—Mch 1 1932
M-S
1,08 )C
Mch "2l-'3l
3 Ms
3 Ms
3 Ms
4s
M-S
14,500c-..Mch 1 1923
4s
M-S
3,000c...$1,000 y'lv
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21- $130,000
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
36,11/,07j
656,122
Tot.ass'dval.'20(77%act.)36,773,201
Total tax (per $1,000) 19 JO
$9.99
INTEREST payable at First and
Seoond Nat. banks of Cooperstown.
OTSEGO COUNTY.
Cooperstown Is the oounty seat.
Highway Bonds.
4s '09
M-S $40,000r
1921-1924
4Ms'16 M-S
30.000—Mar 1 *26-'28
i
$4,500
1921-1929
4,000.-Nov 1 '21-'28
4.90s'14M-N
2,000--May 1 '2J-'25
—
M-N
4.45s'15A-0
4.85s'18
12.000r_0ct
8,000
Refunding.
4.45s'15
$45.500
Court-House and
1
'22-'43
1923-1938
—
Sewer
19-$L011
INT. at Chase Nat. Bk., N.Y. C.
OTSEGO.
4s
4s
Dec $64,000r
$1,000
y'ly
'12 A-O 36,000r__Jan 1 *22-'57
4.40s'10July I3,000r„July 1 *22-'34
4Ms'15 J-J
10.000r__July 1 *25-'36
4 Ms
5s *18
/ 50,000--Mar 1 '23-'47
U15,000-Mar 1 '23-'51
—
...
Water Bonds.
J-J
3 Ms
Is
J-J
3Ms
3.65s
...
—
J-J
4.15s'08 A-0
4.05s'09F-A
$40,000
July 1 1922
Nov 1 1929
Oct
4.65s
...
—
40,000
—-1963
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms
—.
is in Wyoming Co. Inc.
-1921-1945
■■■•-'—
$25,000
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms
v
perry and castile, towns,
un. free sch. dist. no. 6.
A
district
In
Wyoming County
(P.O.Perry).
School-Building Bonds.
$32.000r_Dec 1
s-a
1915, 4,485; 1920 (est.), 5.150
INT.
on
4Ms of 1915 at New
Pop.
'2l-*36
$32,600
2,538,018
4 Ms'07 J-D
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921Assess, val. real estate
613,582
129,050
personal.——
Other assessable property.
assess, val. 1920
3,280,660
Total
School tax (per $1,000)
INTEREST payable
1920._$16.00
In
at
Perry
Citizens' Bank, or New York City.
phelps.
This village is in Ontario County.
Incorp. Jan. 1 1855.
Paving Bonds.
4Ms
ann
$22,982r.Apr 1 '22-'34
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 1921 $49>,000
Ass'd val, '20 (60% act.)—9.306,0>0
Total tax (per $1,000) '20.-$18.^9-f
Water Refunding Bonds.
5s
$l*,000r__Jan 1 '22-*39
s-an
BOND. DEBT Apr 22
ex¬
Sinking fund/General
I Water
Water debt (included)
change: on 5s of 1918 at the Farmers'
'21—_$40,000
5,100
1,500
Assess. Val. real estate
Rochelle
Trust
Co.
In
N.
Y.
Loan & Trust Co. of N. Y. in N. Y.
exchange; on others at the U. S.
Mortgage & Tr. Co. In N. Y. City.
pelham
This
manort
village is in
Incorp. 1891.
1920,
Westchester Co
—
Sewer Bonds.
4.35s'il M-S
$),000r.Sept 1
4.20s'16.-.
3L600r.July 1
s-a
18,000
865,200
personal
18,900
Other assess, property
34,500
Tot.assess.val.'2i(80% act.) 918,600
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $23.50
Pomilatioft 1910, 1,354: 1920, 1,200
INT. payable in Phelps.
Assess, val.
*21-*25
"22-45
59.000
This village in in Jefferson County.
Incorporated in 1872.
$17,600
1921-1942
Water-System Bonds.
5s
4s
—
36,000c&r July29 '25-'42
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
'18
M-S $7,000—May 1 '23-*29
Sidewalk Bonds.
5s
TOTAL
Drainage Bonds.
5
s-a
/ $4,500
1
1,450
Electric-Light
4Ms
4 Ms
4Ms
4Ms
5Ms'20
——
Philadelphia!
Fire
Equip. Purchase.
4Ms'15 J-J
$2.000r_July 1 '22-'25
5s '18
$7,000—May 1 '23-*29
5Ms*20
—
Population 1910, 852;
1./;j4.
$60.000c&rJuly29'25-44
•
1921-1923
1924
Bonds.
$2,500
1,000
2,000
1,000
—
—
—
—
.1921-1926
1927-1928
192 i-1932
1933-1934
3,500
—
192i-1927
4.60s'10—
DEBT Mar 1 '21-.$31,550
val. real.....
385,064
Assessed val. personal
6,650
Tot. ass'd val."20 (80% aet.)_391.714
4.35s'll—
Tax rate (per
5Ms*21
s-a
$22,000..—Apr '26-'47 Assessed
Bonds."
5,000
5,000-4.40s'14—
5,000
4.60s'14—
14,200-Street
Population in
Highway Bonds.
M-S ♦$5,103—Sept 1 '21- 27
M-S
♦6.343—Mar 1 '22-'28
4s "99
$1,000) 1920
$4.18
1910, 842; 1920, 794
pittsford union free sch.
dist. no. 6.
4.12s'16M N $8,000r_Nov 1 '21-'28
\60,000r.Nov 1 '29-*58
5Ms'12 F-A
*3,500.-Aug 1 *22-'28
M-N
8,000. .Nov 1 *22-'37
Ms'12 M-N
O .OOOr.May 1 '22-'30 5s '18
5Ms'21 s-a
22,000c___Apr *26-'47 BOND. DEBT May 1921. $83,500
Assessed valuation 19 :0._1,767,845
Land Purchase Bonds.
5s '18
$3,500r.Mar 1 '23-'29 Tot. t-axrate (per $1,000) '20—$12.86
Town of Pelham Highway Bds.
4s '91
$9,000.-M-S '21-'28._ plattsburg!
This city
is in Clinton County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 1920 $169,575
Total assess, val. 1919
4,140,017 Licorpi as
city 1902.
Population
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919-S16.66 +
1910. 11.138; 1920, 10,901.
♦Bonds of annexed territory.
City-Hall Bonds,
INT. on 5s of 1918 and 5Ms of 4Ms'16 F-A ($1,120
1921-1922
1921 at the U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co. of
[28,000
1923-1936
N. Y. or at request of holder will be
Refunding Water Bonds
remitted in N. Y. exchange; on others 3Ms*98 J-J
$4,300r_July 1 '22-28
,JnM- T"'" 1
'
to registered holder.
5.000r-July 1 ,22r'26
3Ms'01 J-J
18.000
1928
4s '08
J-J
pennyan.
~
4,000
1921-1924
4s '14
J-J
This village is in Yates Co. Incorp- 4s '15
11,000. .July 1 *2i-32
J-J
17,000c
1921-1937
1833.
Pop'n '10, 4.5J7; '20, 5,215. 4Ms'18 J-J
4s *01
4
Water Bonds.
Paving.
4.35s'120ct
4Ms'14 Oct
$36.000r—Oct 1
2.000—-Oct
4.65s'15
12,000r_0ct 1
Fire Truck Bonds.
6s '20
ann
$4,000r._Oct 1
*21-'32
1921
'21-26
1
—
F-A
8,900
($2,000 due yearly on Aug. 1.)
16,600_July 15 *30-*46
Is
4,700-—Oct 1 '21-'29
4.05s'16.—
38,752
4s
3.7s
1
M-S
50,000c—July 1 1925
M-S
12.000C —1921-1926
11.000
1921-1931
A-O
M-S
18,000
1921-1929
20,000—— 1930-1934
90.000c&rDec31 *21-30
5MS'20 J-D
*21-*22
3.70s'04 A-0 $31,896r„-Oct *22-'30
4.50s
A-0
3,514r„..Oct 1 1921
,32,000c&r Dec31*31-34
Improvement Bonds.
•
3 Msg 1)1 J-J
$2i),000r_July 1 '21-'31
8,000.-Aug 1 '2l-'28
10,000—Aug 1 *29-'33
2.500
Aug 1 1934
4Ms'14 F-A
i
I
3 Ms
M-N SS.OOOr
1921-1922
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18. $152,557
Total valuation 1919
3.941,090
Village tax (per $1,000)
INT. payable in
1913--$12-36
Penn Yan.
penn yan school district.
This district is in Yates County.
Building
Bonds.
$22.000..$1,000 yearly
4Ms
4s '04 M-N— 19,000r Nov 1 *2l-'39
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1921 $40,000
Assess, val. real
2,847,910
personal
147,500
val. '20 (60 to
65% actual)
2,955,410
Total tax rate(per $1.000)'20—$9.21
Population in 1920 (est.)
5.000
INT.
on
4 Ms payable In
Penn
Yan; on 4s In New York.
Assess, val.
$16.000—Aug 1 *21-44
3Ms'05
4s "10
4Ms'l3
4 Ms'14
'21-'28
1 1938
Aug 1 1939
4Ms
108,000
Paving Bonds.
4s
A-0 $47.000.-$4,000 yearly
4Ms'13 A-0
14,238.20-Apr 1 1933
4.408*14 M-S 51,000—_Marl5'2J"48
—
5s '19
100,000
Nov 1 '25-'49
108,000—Jan 15 '26-'52
Water
10,000
1,436.18-Juiy 1 1933
23,400
1
20,000
July 1 1935
60,000r
80,000
s-a
Bonds.
4Ms'12 F-A $ j6.000c.Aug 15 '21-'46
4Ms'14 J-J
37.000.-July 1 '22-*58
3.70s
5s '19
Electric Light.
3 Hs'04 A-0
$5,400r—Oct
Jail
village
Pop'n TO. 4,388; *20, 4,717.
Filtration-Plant Bonds.
4.15s'16J-D $24,000r_June 1 *22-'46
Refunding Water Bonds.
...
'21-'24
.26.000. .Oct 1 *34-'46
610,615
School-Site Bonds.
val.
1920
$5,000
Oct 1 '47-'49
actual)....
17,551,261 _s
Total tax (per $1,000) 19 '0—$33.30 TOT. DEBT May 20 '21 —.$48,500
Total assess, val. '20 (est.)__842,996
Pop'n 1910. 23,368;
1920. 23,626
INTEREST on water bonds pay¬ Tot :tax rate (p .M.) '20 (est.) $ 12.32 +
INT. is payable at National Bank
able at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N.
Y.; on Impiovtment bonds at City of Pawling.
Total
This
1830.
2,767.412
(per $1,000) *1921--- $20.50
4.15s'17—
Incorporated in 1893.
Road Bonds.
4M*13 M-S $lo6,000r Mch 1 '22-29
4.70'17 J-J / $">,000
Jan 1 1922
4Ms 14 M-N
SS.OOOr May 1 '22-'29
1 40.000--Jan 1 '23-32
4Ms'15 M-N 40.000r_May 1 '22-'29
Paving Bonds.
Street Bonds.
4.10s'16J-J
$ >.000--Jan 1 *22-'27
4Ms'19 M-N $90,000-May 1 '22-'39
Fire Department Bonds.
5Ms'21 J-D 100,000--J une 1 '22-41
5s '19 •
$3,500_.-Jan 1 '23-'29
School Bonds.
TOT. DEBT Feb 28 1919— $108,000
4Ms
'11 F-A
4.500r__Aug 15 1921
Assessed val. real
3,385,500
5)|s'21 M-N500,0OOc_May 1 '22-'46 Assess, val. personal
89.000
Water Bonds.
Other assessable property.
181,665
3 Ms
A-0
$2/,500r__Apr 1 1922
Tot.assess, val. *18(75%act.)3,656,165
4Ms'08 J-D
94.5Q0r.June 1 '22-'28
Total assessed value 1920—3,320,368
4Ms'15 J-J
14,000.-July 1 '22-'25
Total tax rate (per $ 1.000)' 18 $11.50
5s '20
A-0 100,000c&r0ct 1 '21-'40
Population in. 1910, 3,824; *20, 4,031
Imp. Bonds (opt. at any time).
A-0 $13, .03
GEN. BD. DT. June 1 '21$1,122,000
Water debt (Included)
23^,500
perry.
Assess, val.
bonds payaole
First National Bank, Corning.
on
$88,600
pelham union free school
dist. no. 1.
This district is in Westchester Co.
Pop'n 1910. 1.224; 1920. 2,170.
1
$l,000r.Nov 1 '21-'22
Assessed val., real
2,671,191
Other assessable property.
95,221
_
1 '22-'43
School tax (per $1,000) 1921 __$ 12.75
Population in 1920 (est.)
4,000
Bonds.
M-N
BOND. DEBT June 1 '21-
INTEREST payable at the Village
Treasurer's office in N. Y. exchange
1 '21-26
1 '21-'30
3,491,615
act.)
(80%
(village).
3 Ms
J-J
$20,000r
1921-1930
This village is in Westchester Co
Street Bonds.
Incorp. 1896.
Population 1910, 681;
4s
F-A
$2,000r
1921-1922
1920 (estimated), 1,500.
Fire Department Notes.
Park Bonds.
5s '13
M-S
$9,000.Sept 1 *21-'29
4.80s'14A-O /$3,3f4—Oct 1 '21-'34
Motor Fire Truck Bonds.
1 S.OOOr.Oct 1 *35-*44 5s'14
J-D
$1.500—Dec 1 '2K23
Street Bonds.
Village-Hall Bonds.
4Ms'09 J-J
$42,500r.July 1 '22-'37 4.30s
F-A $20,000r
1921-1940
5s
M-S
3,500r_Mch 1 '22-28 BOND. DEBT May 1921. $102,500
4.70s'12 A-0
4,000r._Oct 1 *21-*28 Water debt (Included)
62,000
4.60Y3 F-A
14,000r_Aug 1 '21-*27 Assess, val
3,636,426
Refunding Bonds.
Tot. tax (per $1,000) 1920—$10.88
4Ms'14 J-J
$3,500—July 1 *22-'28
INTEREST on water bonds pay¬
4Ms*16 J-J
10,600—July 1 "25-4b able in N. Y. City; on others in Perry
County.
-
$87,000
Total assess, val. 1920-1921
pelham
1 '21-'30
Incorporated in 1893.
Water Bonds.
.s
$30.800
5s '16
J-D
5,000--Dec
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s '06
F-A
$4,600c. Aug
5s *16
J-D
5,000.-Dec
Dyke Bonds.
_s
$5,000.
5s '16
J-D
7,000.-Dec
25,000
40,000
ann.
BOND. DEBT May 28 '21
...
BOND. DEBT June 1 1921
Tax rate
...
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'14 J-D |$(J6,000c. June
Bonds.
$20.000-—July 19 1929
$75,025
Assess, val. 1920
16,500.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$3.33
Population 1910, 2.998; 1920, 5,195
1.35s
6s '20
6s '20
.
Sewage-Disposal Works.
4.20s'09
$S,*00—Mar I *22-'25
28,600—Mar 1 *26-'39
4Ms*09
4Ms'09-ll14,000—July 1 '22^*40
Tot.assess.val.'21(l-3act.)
painted post.
This village Is in Steuben
11,670,648
1 *2r-34
*18..$8.63
Creek Bonds."
Population In 1910-----11.480 5s *16
J-D
$300 ...Dec I 1921
INTEREST on the 5s, 4.10s and
BOND. DEBT Mar 4 1920—$50,575
4.358 at Treasurer's office; on 4.20s at
Water debt (included)
31,600
office of A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y
Assessed val., real est., 1919.804,298
(Assessment 85% actual.)
oswegatchik.
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '19-S18.80
This town is in St. Lawrence Co.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
$124.000r.-July
3.60s'04 J-J
_
.
[VOL. 112.
AND TOWNS
NEW YORK—CITIES
72
Total
assess,
Street and
6s '20
—
Bridge Bonds.
/$19.000..Sept 1 '21-'39
\
4J)00----Sept 1 1940
School Bonds.
4MST2 A-O $75.000
1921-1932
4Ms* 13 A-O | 4,000
1921-1924
116.000
1925-1932
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1920. $363,500
Water d't (incl.)
215,000
Assess, val. real estate
3,595,215
Assess, val. personal
99,025
Other assess, property
202,150
Tot.val.'19(abt.50% act.).3,896,390
Tax rate (per $1 000) 1917—$45.00
INT. at Chamberlain's office, at
Union
Dime Sav. Institution and
Irving Sav. Institution, N. Y.; Home
SavTBk., Albany; Auburn Sav. Bk.,
Auburn, and Poughkeepsie Sav.
Bk.
June, 1921.]
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
PLEASANT VILLE.
This
Inc.
village is in
Mar.
Westchester Co.
1897.
Pop'n 1910,
3.590.
16
2,207; 1920,
5s '18
M-S
$5.000r.Sept 1 *2l-*30
Street Bonds.
4s '06
J-D $2l,000r_June 1 '22-'35
4s *04
F-A
18,200r_Aug 1 '21-33
4Ms*14 J-J
4,000r_July 1 '22-'29
Water Bonds.
3Ms'01 A-O $10,OOOr
4s
—
6s
...
4s '06
5s '07
Oct 1 *21-'30
8,210r.June 1 '22-'35
J-J
3,000r_July 1 '22-'36
1922
21,840r_Dec 1 '21-'41
J-D
2,543r .June 1 '22-'37
4.40s'14J-J
4,500
July 1 ,22-,30
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 *19- $128,190
Water debt (included)
70.710
Assess, val., real estate
2,676,775
5s '08
Assess, val., personal
Other assessable property—
Total
assess,
70%
1,000
64,639
val. 1918 (abt.
actual)..
2.742,414
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
$12.30
INT. payable at U. S. Mtge. & Tr
Co., N. Y., and at Mt. Pleasant Bk
POMFRET (TOWN) UNION FREE
S. D. NO. 8.
This district (P. O. Fredonia) is in
Chautauqua County.
5%s'20M-S/$230,000c.Mar 1 *24-'46
I 120,O00c_Mar 1 '47-*54
BONDED DEBT.
(?)
Principal and interest
In New York.exchange.
stead
at Fredonia
PORT CHESTER.
This village is in Westchester Co
Inc. May 14 1868. Pop. 1910, 12,809;
1920,16,573.
becomes due
and Nassau Co.
The Comptroller
of
York City acts as agent in the
payment of the debt.
New
(per $1,000) '20.$34.85
Population 1910. 9.564:1920,10.171
~
INT. payable at Nat. Bank of Port
Jervis and at City Treasurer's office.
J-D
J-D
1.500r
Dec
1
1921
J-D
4,000r_Deo 1 '21-"24
4Ms'08 M-N
l,000r
Nov 1 1921
4Ms'08 M-N
2,000r.Nov 1 '21-"22
4Ms'08 M-N
20,000r_Nov 1 '21-'40
5s '09
F-A
5s g '09 J-J
5s
09
F-A
5s '10
M-S
5s '10
A-O
6s '11
5s '11
M-S
5s '12
5s '12
M-S
A-O
A-O
4Hs'13 A-O
6s *13
A-O
4 Ms'13 A-O
4Ms'14 F-A
4Ms'15 A-O
5s '16
M-S
4^sg'17A-0
4Msg" 19
s-a
4Msg'19
s-a
4 Msg'19 s-a
5Ms
6s
—
—
6s
5
6s
500r
Feb
4,000
Mar 1
5,000—Oct 1
500—.Oct
11,000
Apr
2,000—Apr 1
10.000
Apr
5,000-.Aug 1
12.000. Apr 15
6,000——Mar
1931
'21-'30
1
1921
1 1929
*29-'30
1929
'2l-'2o
*22-*33
1
1
£922
14,000—Oct 1 '21-'27
16,000—Oct 1 '21-'28
24,800
Oct 1 1924
7,650—Feb
1 '22-'25
7,650
Feb 1 1924
9,980
Feb 1 1924
8,750..Feb 1 '22-'25
1
6,389
Feb 1
6,517.-Feb 1 '22
4,801
Feb 1
...
6s
...
6s
1922
7,000—Apr 1 '2^-'28
idewalk Certificates.
$7,000
Feb
6s
1
500.—July 15 1922
2,500—Feb 1 22-'26
1,000-Mch 1 '22-'23
25,000—Oct 1 '21-'45
12,000
Mch 1 1931
...
1924
1924
&'24
1924
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
4Ms'16 A-O $132,OOOr.Apr 1 *22-'65
4Ms'17 A-O
46,000.Apr 1 '22-'67
Refunding Bonds.
4Mg'16 J-J
$28,000r.Jan 15 *22-'35
4Ms'17 M-S
10,000—Mar 15 1925
5s *18
A-O
8,000—Apr 1 '22-'25
5s '19
M-S
15,000
Mar 1 1924
4Msg'20s-a
9,000. ..Apr 1 '22-'24
city
is
the
Dutchess County.
county
seat
April 30 1918.
Road Bonds.
J-J $400,000
May 1 1922
Funding Bonds.
4s '97
J-D/ $60,000.Deo 1 '2l-'26
4s g'92
of
Incorp. 1854.
School Bonds.
4Hs'17 M-S $46,8501921-1946
4 Ms'12 F-A
50,000
Feb 1 1922
4j^s'13 F-A
50,000
Feb 1 1923
4Ms'13 F-A 100.000
Feb 1 1923
4Hs'13 F-A
50,000
Aug 1 1923
4Ms'14 M-S 42.000
Sept 1 1923
4Ms'12 F-A
70,000
Feb 1 1922
4s *09
M-S
3,000—Mar 1 1929
Pavement Warrant Bonds.
4Ms'14 J-J $230,000
July 1 1934
4Ms'14 J-D
40,000.—Dec 1 1934
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
3Ms*98 M-S $15,000
Sept 1 1928
3Ms'98 M-N 59,000—-Nov 1 1928
Hospital Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-N$15,000
3Ms
Var
4s
Var
4Ms
Var
Water
Nassau's
Pop'n
s-a
26,000
Apr
1 1923
Sinking funds
Assess, val., real estate
54,683
12,177,545
Other assessable property. _
621,110
Total valuation 1919
12,798,655
proportion
284,041;
1910,
1 1927
TWP.
UNION
FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
This district (P.
Rockland County.
O.
Suffern)
in
is
This village is in
PORT JERVIS.
in
1867.
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18
Total valuation 1918
$41,133
894,018
Population 1910, 1,298; 1920-1,310
RAVENA.
x Water Bonds.
5s '17
Oct $90,000—Oct
Street
This city is in
Orange Co.
Incorp.
on
BOND. DEBT Feb 26 1920_$38,000
Sinking
fund
Special franchises
4,932
Total ass'd val.'19(80% act.).377,482
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19-$14.50
Water debt (incl.)
5s
\34.500cJuly 1 '41-'43
Sewer Bonds.
J'ne $20,000c
660,200 3 Ms
Special franchises
27,917
694,117
Tot.assess.val.'21(60%act.)
Population in 1920------
Tax
x
INT. at First Nat. Bk.,Ravenna.
RED
DEBT Apr.
debt (incl.).
Water
Total
2,093
4.20s'16
$28,000Water debt May 12 1921
Assess, val. real estate
1946
—
RIVERHEAD.
This town Is in Suffolk
$25,000 4.875s'14J-D 21,OOOr/
235,404 BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$70,000
1,300 Assess, val. real-4,953,437
13,075 Assess, val. personal
114,200
Tot.assess.val.'20 (60% act.) 249,779 Assess,
val.
franchises
222,613
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-.—$24.00 Total
assessed val.
(65%
Population
1910,
457;
1920,
499
act.)
'20-5,290,249
'
-
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Is the county seat.
This city, formerly the village of
ROCHESTER.
Greenbush, was Incorporated April
Rochester is the county seat of
1897, and Is In Rensselaer County.
Monroe County.
Incorporated 1834.
A bill passed by the Legislature of
Law providing for annexation of vil¬
1901 annexed to the city the village
Building Bonds.
F-A $22,000r—Aug 1 '21-"31
4 Jis'll
Highway Bonds.
4Ms'17 F-A $24,000.-Aug 1 '21-'32
of
Pop'n
1910,
INT. at
or at
14,665;
1920,
10,802
County Treasurer's office
Bank, Brewster.
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21
$106,000
assess, val. 1920
8,929,840
Total tax rate (per M.) 1920.$13.10
Total
Population In 1920 (est.)..
INT
16,591
first two issues payable at
Glens Falls Trust Co. on last issue at
First Nat. Bank, Glens Falls.
on
and
part
of
Paving Bonds.
J-J
3,000r_July 1 '22-'24
4 Ms'09 A-O
6,000r_Apr 30 '22-'27
4 Ms'09 A-O
6,000r—Oct 1 '21-'26
4Ms'16 J-J
31,000
Part yearly
3s *03
Jan
51,0004s '04
Jan
21,000
4Ms'14 Nov
7,150
4Ms'15 Nov 49,000Greenbush Imp. Ref. Bonds.
4Ms'll J-J $100,OOOr.July 1 '22-'41
School Bonds.
4s
F-A $7,000c
Aug 1 1921
4Ms'17 J-J / *96,000r-Jan 1 '22-*45
1
1
*2,400r—Jan 1 1946
Refund. Impt. & Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'14 Nov
17,550
4Ms'15 July
7,900
4Ms'16 July
5,498
TOTAL DEBT June 1 '21- $405,998
Tot. ass'd val. '21 (est.).—6,800,000
Tax rate (per/General
$25.99
$1,000)'20-(Special
$23.85
Popul'n 1910, 10,711; 1920,#10,823
4s '04
*
INT. payable at City Treasurer's
office or on request by mail in N. Y.
exchange; on other bonds at
elaer Oouynt Bank.
QUEENS COUNTY.
County seat is Jamaica.
A large
part of the old County of Queens is
Included
York,
and
in
a
the
law
Greater
changing
New
the
of that portion of the old coun¬
outside of Greater New York to
name
Rens-
RENSSELAER COUNTY.
County seat is Troy.
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'15 F-A $18,000r_Aug 1 '21-'44
5Ms*21 J-D
75,000—June
1 *31,
'41 & '51
Jail Bonds.
4s '10
F-A $35,000r.Aug
1 '21-'25
4s *10
F-A
90,000r-Aug 1 '26-'38
Armory Bonds.
4Ms'17M^S /$43.700r_Sept 1 *21-'39
( 4.500r_Sept 1 '40-'42
Court-House Bonds (registered)
3Ms'95 A-O $">4,000r—Apr 1 '22-'30
3 Ms'96 A-O
3 Ms'97 A-O
4Ms'12 A-O
105,000r.-Apr 1
25,000r—Apr 1
18,OOOr-Apr 1
4Ms'12 M-N 24,000r-Novl
lage
of
Jan. 1
Charlotte
1916.
Law
into
went
effect
providing for the
annexation of parts of the towns of
Gates and Greece went into effect
—
*21-'31
First Nat.
Bath-on-the-Hudson
town of East Greenbush.
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms'09
2,500
the
*21-25
'21-*30
Sinking fund
5,186
Assessed val'n, real estate. 15,388,928
Assessed val'n, personal-98,450
Assessed val'n, franchise.
247,965
Total ass'd^ai'n 1920
15,735,343
—
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20.$14.79
Population 1910, 5,345; 1920-5,753
RENSSELAER.
1 1924
$105,000
County.
Water System Construe. Bonds.
J-D $50.400r 1-Dec 1 '-21*34
5s '14
Assess, val. personal
Other assessable property—
Y. City; others at Chase Nat.
Bank, N. Y., and Failkili Nat. Bank,
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921-
9,000
1,282.010
rate
(per $1,000) 1921 -.$12.00
Population in 1910 1,503; 1920 1.388
51NT. at 1st Nat. Bk.,Richfield Spgs
Water Bonds.
N.
Road Bonds.
4Ms'll F-A $10,000r__Aug 1
4M*'12 F-A
19.000r.Aug 1
4Ms'13 F-A
22.000r.Aug 1
IHb'15 F-A
8,000r—Aug
1921_$61,000
val. 1920
assess,
CREEK.""
This village is in Wayne County.
Incorporated in 1852.
INT. on school bonds of 1912-'13'14 and 1917 at Columbia Trust Co.,
Carmel
1921-1924
BOND.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $24.98
—
1925
Water Bonds.
F-A
$3,000
90.000
Assess, val. real estate
1,994,480
val. '21 (abt.
actual).
33,212,514
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920$32.703 +
Pop'n 1910, 27,936; 1920, 35.000
*
Not an obligation of municipality
as a whole, payable only
by assess¬
ments on property benefited.
2,955
35,045
Tncorporated In 1861.
Bonds.
assass.
ty
(jointly with that town) for the bonds Nassau County went into effect Jan. 1
were outstanding
1899.
The amount of outstanding
July 26 1907; the amounts of such bonds of this county which will be
bonds—refunding railroad bonds— chargeable to the City of New York
outstanding
on
Apr
1
1921
was
has been finally determined by the
$73,000, of which the present Town Supreme Court (V. 71. p. 875).
Un¬
of Deerpark will provide for $14,600 der this decision the
City of NewYork
and the City of Port Jervis will pro¬ was made liable for
$3,790,032.11 of
of the town which
$1,000--Aug 1 '21-28
„
Other assesable property
*22-'34
Bonds.
...
§ Street Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J
$21,000c
1921-1934
4Ms'18 July 1/9,000c.July 1 '35-'40
'21-'37
1
5s '16
Aug $12,000-Aug 15 '21-'44
TOT. BD. DT. June 10 '21 $136,000
91,982
1
—
Highway
5s
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
This village is in Otsego
County.
This village is in Albany
County.
Incorporated in Aug. 1914.
x5s'19 Aug 1
$7,000—Aug 1 *21-'27
-
now
July 26 1907.
It was formerly a part
of the Town of Deerpark, and is liable
Water Bonds.
3 Ms
$14.300—Jan
Assessed val'n, real estate
354,550
Assessed valuation, personal- 18,000
Cattaraugus Co.
„
(Assessment about 60% actual.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$14.47
INT. at 1st N. Bk., Port Chester.
—
Water debt (included)
RANDOLPH.
Incorporated
Bk.,Troy
This village is In Schoharie Co.
Incorp. in 1881; population, 1910,
599;1920,581
Lighting Bonds.
5s '19
$20,000
$49,500
3,104,946
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1917
$5.25
Population (est.)
4.0U0
17.250
.
343,650
5.662,588
4,230,169
Total ass'd '20 (abt.
act.).94,904.884
County tax (per $1,000)'20—-$10.16
Pop'n 1910, 122 276; 1920, 113,129
Bank stock.
,
BOND. DEBT 1919
Total valuation
2,266.201
Poughkeepsie.
Assessed val, real
estate.-84,668,47?
Assessed val., personal-.-
RICHMOND VILLE.
Valley.
4Ms'16 M-N($34,000_May 1 '25-'41
\_ 1,000--Mayl 1942
Water debt (incl.)
441,000
Assess, val. real estate—_31,216,834
Assess, val. personal
1,200
80%
'21-'48
INTEREST on registered bonds is
payable at office of County Treas.; on
DIST. NO. 7.
Post office is Spring
25,247
2,375,453
NET DEBT
'22-'24
'21-'42
coupon bonds at Nat. State
RAMAPO UNION FREE SCHOOL
-
'21-'39
'22-'23
Assess, val. real estate 1916.2,980,453
School tax (per $1,000) 1916-$7.70
Sep
1 1930
(General
'22-*42
'22-'41
'21-'42
50.000r.Nov 1 '2l-'45
BOND. DEBT Dec 5'16-$63,000
4.35s'll
1928-1945
DEBT
'22-'35
*22-'34
'22-'42
'22-'40
'22-'35
*22-*36
4s '07
F-A
6,000r_.Feb 1 '22-'27
House of Ind. Bds. (renewal).
3 Ms'02 F-A
$4,000o..Feb 1 '21-'22
BOND. DEBT April 1921
$1,291,500
15 1927
$670,000
505,295
148,914
1920, 469,042
'22-'33
'22-'36
Franchises
RAMAPO
Bonds.
Sinking funds / School
Total
$120,000—Deo
1923-1935
1927-1929
Floating debt (ada'l)
TOTAL
J-D
Highway Bonds.
3 Ms'05 F-A $39,OOOr—Feb 1
3Ms'06 F-A
15,000r-_Feb 1
4s '07
F-A
42,OOOr.-Feb 1
4s .09
F-A
2o,000r--Feb 1
4Ms'12 F-A 10i.000r.Feb 1
4Ms'13 F-A
57,OOOr.Feb 1
4Ms* 14 F-A
63,000r..Feb 1
4Ms'15 J-D
20,000r_ June 1
4Ms'17 M-S
63,000r_Sept 1
4Ms'19 J-D
95,000. Dec 1
Tor oil Road - Bonds.
3 Ms'02 F-A
$ i,000r„Feb 1
Hospital Bonds.
4s '09
M-N
$ .,000r_.May 1
4Ms'17 J-D 120,8 >0r_June 1
4Ms'18 F-A 137,o86c.Aug 1
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms'05 F-A $11,000c—Feb 1
3Ms'06 F-A
15,000r_-Feb 1
INTEREST at Suffern Nat. Bank.
Apr
126,000
54,000
130,000
War Bonds (renewal).
:
$ 18,000c.-Feb 1 '22-'30
3 Ms'OO F-A
TOT. DEBT Apr 30 '19
N. Y. City's proportion—
Mar 1 1929
M-S
16,000
4Ms'10 F-A
16,000
Sewer Bonds.
60,000—Deo
1
Building Bonds.
4s '97
Mayl 1928
4s '09
7,000..Apr
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
5s *09
M-S
$2,500
Mar 1 1924
TOTAL DEBT 1920-1921
$773,615
below shows the
of
the
old
County of
which remained outstanding
on
This
UNION
FREE
1 '22-'28 QUEENSBURY
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
4Hs'17 M-N
4,570
May 1 1922
A district
(P. O. Glens Falls) In
4Hsg'17A-0
5,200
Apr 1 1922
Warren Co. This district does not in¬
(Subject to call any int. period.)
4Msg'17A-0 3,675
Apr 1 1922 clude all of the city, but does include
certain territory outside of the city
(Subject to call any int. period.)
5s '18
A-O
5,500—Apr 15 1924 limits.
J-D $14.000c-Dec 1 '2l-'22
5sg'20 A-O
4,000-Apr '21 & '23 4s 04
5s *11
J-D
Tax Relief Bonds.
15.000r_Dec 1 '24- 25
5s '19
A-O $28,000
Apr 1 1922 4 Ms'14 A-O 75.000c.Apr 1 '24-'32
5sg'20
statement
Queens
POUGHKEEPSIE.
Assessment Bonds & Certifs.
4Ms'17 A-O
The
obligations
...
l,440r_June 1 *22-'24
14,000r.May 1 •22-'35
3,000r.Deo 1 *21-'23
it
as
4s
Var $37,000
1921-1927
3Ms
Var 115,000
1921-1935
3s
Var
24,000
1921-1930
2,000r__Feb 1 '22-'25
4Ms
Var 265,000
1928-1914
4Mf?'l7 J-D
l,000r
June 1 1922
Funded Debt Loan.
6s '14
J-D
6,000
Dec 1 1924 4Ms'14
M-N$83,000.—Mayl 1944
5s *16
J-J
3,500
July 1 1925
Failkili Improvement Bonds.
5s '18
A-O
10,000
Aug 1 1922 4 09
M-S $29.000
Mar 1 1929
Palmer Place Extension Bonds.
4Ms'10 A-O* 29,000
Apr 1 1930
4Ms'15 A-O $26,000..Apr 1 *22-*47
Bounty Bonds.
Sewer and Drainage Bonds.
3Ms
Var $95,000
1923-1935
3 Mg'04 F-A $15,000r_Aug 1 '21-'30
4s
Var
17,000
.1927-1929
4s *04
A-O
13,000—Apr 15 1932
43is
Var
7.000
1932-1945
4Mg'07J-J
5,000r_July 1 *22-'26
P. & E. RR. Bonds.
5s '10
A-O
13,000r__0ct 1 '21-'33 3s
Var $34,000
1921-1922
5s *12
A-O
150 ...Oct 1 1921
3Hs
Var
45,000
1921-1930
5s '13
A-O
2,000—Apr 1 '39-'10 3Ms
Var 122,000 —a— 1921-1935
4Ms'12 A-O
17,000..Apr 1 '22-'88 4s
Var
24,000
1927-1929
5Ms
4,000-^Feb 1 '22-'29 4Ms
Var
54,000
1930-1945
Paving 6c Macadamizing Bonds. BOND. DEBT Jan 1
*21-$2,092,850
3 Ms'98 A-O
$5,400o—_ Oct 1 '21-23 Assessment debt
(add'l)
*257,337
4Ms'07 J-J
12,000r_July 1 '22-33
J-D
York
21.047585027.
F-A
M-N
New
City
pays
78.952414973 of the principal and Int.
Fire Bonds.
4s '03
6s '05
5s '07
5s '07
4s '07
New
divided.
3.70sg'05M-N$22,500r ..Nov '21-'35
4s '09
of
apportioning certain bonds
York City and to Nassau
County, the debt and Interest is not
to
Total tax rate
J-D
June 1
remaining
obligation
Other assessable property
460,691
Touass'd val. (act. val.) 208,299,121
1936
460c
the old debt of Queens County as it
division, and the
$1,011,967.89 became an
of Nassau County.
In¬
stood at the date of
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
3Ms
F-a $58,400nAr.Feb'22-'29
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4J4s'll J-J
$40.000r_July 1 *22-'29
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 *21- $108,400
Assess, val. real
7,798,180
Assess, val, personal
40,250
1935
10.290
2,640
4Ms'H J-D
4Mb '12J-D
vide for $58,400, and this amount is
given, along with the city's other
debt, in the details below.
73
'31-*45
'41-'45
'22-'27
*21-'32
Jan.
1
1919.
City Garage Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J
$24,OOOr
Library Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J
$24,OOOr
Playground Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J
$24,OOOr
Market Bonds.
1921-1936
1921-1936
1921-1936
3Ms'04 J-J
|$78,000—Jan 11924
Incinerating Plant Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J $100,000—-Jan 15 1933
4a '17
J-J
34,000
Jan 1 1937
Bonds
(Roch.
&
RR.).
4Ms* 13 F-A$480,000r—Feb 1 1933
Refunding
State
Line
Fire House Bonds.
3Ms'12 M-N$100,000r—May 1 1924
4Ms'18 F-A
70,000—Aug 1 '2l-'48
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
4Ms'18 F-A$12o,000r_Aug 1 *21-*48
5s'21
s-a
650,000c&r.Feb. 1 1951
Voting-Machine Bonds.
4s '12
4s '14
F-A $49,600r
Jaug 1 1924
F-A
6,800--Aug 1 '21-'24
_
4Ms'18 F-A
_
63,000r_Aug 1 *2l-'38
Water-Works.
4s '93 F-A*$300,000r—Feb
1 1943
3Ms'92F-A *500,000r—Feb 1 1942
3 Ms'94F-A *950,OOOr—Feb
11944
4s '12 J-Jzl ,000,000
Jan
1 1942
4Ms'13 J-J 1,849.000—Jan 15 1933
4Ms*15 M-S 700,OOOr—Mar 15 1945
4s '16
J-J
200,000c—Jan 1 1946
4s
'17
J-J
685,000
Jan
1 1947
4Ms'18 F-A 575.000
Aug 1 1948
4Ms'19 s-a
435,000c&r-July 1 1939
5s '21
F-A 375,000c&r-Feb
1 1951
Bridge Bonds.
3 Ms'92 J-J x$ 100,OOOr—Sept 1 1922
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
4Ms'14 A-O$500,000r
Apr 1
4Ms'13 J-J 1.000,000...Jan 15
4 Ms'15 M-S 300,000r
Mar 1
4s '16
J-J
250,000c—Jan
1
4s '17
J-J
350,000
4Ms'18 F-A 225,000
4Ms'19
s-a
5s
s-a
21
Jan
1
1944
1933
1945
1946
1947
Aug 1 1948
80,OOOc&r.July 1 *1939
100,000--Feb
1 '22-'41
ROCHESTER (Concluded)—
Trunk Sewer.
East Side
22-'27
250.000r_.Jan 1 '28-'37
lOO.OOOr—July 1 '38-41
*$150,000r_Jan 1
J-J
4s *92
3Hs^92 J-J
3Hs'04 J-J
val.
1920
actual)
43,660,656
Town tax (per $1,000) 1921—$9.39
Popula'n 1910, 19,652: 1920, 25,524
INT. at First
Nat. Bank. Port
Total
4J4s'05 M-Sf
Park Bonds.
Chester.
z$200,000r—July 1 1928
Hospital Bonds.
J-J z60,000r—Feb 29 1936 5s '18
J-J
$70,000—July 1 *21-'34
J-J
610.000
Jan 15 1933 5s g '19 A-O 42,000r„Oct 1 '21-'34
J-J
22,500r Jan 1 *22-'36 BOND. DEBT Apr 16 1920 $386,000
F-A
57,000r__Aug 1 *22-'38 Floating debt
58,000
Assessed val'n, real estate.34,288,408
Water Refunding.
184,300
3)48'05M-N $360,000r—May 1 1935 Assessed val'n, personalj_
Municipal Bldg. Construe. Bds. Other assessable property. 1.025,583
4^s'19 J-J $270,000.-July 1 '22-*39 Tot.ass'dval.T9(65%act.).35,498,29i
3s
assess,
(71 %
$40,000r__June 1921-24
2l,OOOr_Sept 1 '21-'23
\ 8,000r—Sept 1 1924
[l80.000r-Sept 1 '25-'34
JD
3 X,b
2,030,606
Other assessable property-
ROCKLAND COUNTY
New City is the county seat.
Re-Funding Bonds.
J-J
'88
3Hs'96
4H8'13
4*is'16
4^s'18
RYE UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO.l.
'93 J-D
$l,500c
—1921
J-J
3,500r__Jan 1 '22-'28
4.30s'07J-D
21,000--June 1'22-'42
—s *15
3,000_$500 yly July 1
BOND. DEBT June 1920$30,500
Assess, val. 1919—
3,810,543
4s
4s *02
300.000c&rFeb 1 '22- 41
s-a
Sidewalk Bonds.
4.60s'15 June 11,000r. June 1 *22-*32
Bridge Bonds.
5s *17
$700
July 1 1921
School Heating System Bonds.
5s '19
A-O $15,000.-Oct 1 '21-35
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '19
A-O $L9,000r—Oct 1 '21-'39
Sewer Bonds.
_s '18
M-S $20,000.-Sept 1 *21-'28
oHs'21 A-O
27.573.70cApr 1'22-'31
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 *18
$385,544
Certificate debt
(add'l),
—
12,053
136,499
4,537,321
37,600
School tax (per $1,000) 1919—$8.41
190,162
Population m 1920 (est.)
3,000 Assess, val., special fran_
Total assessed val
4,774,083
INT. at Mamaroneck in N. Y.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916—-$24.00
Dec. 31 1918
—
$1,000) 19_$146.63
Popula'n 1910, 46,873; 1920, 45,548
INTEREST payable by check on
3Hs'03 J-Jx$2,697,000r__ Jan 1 1933
N. Y. City to registered holder.
5s '21
[Vol. 112.
AND TOWNS
NEW YORK—CITIES
74
Total tax rate (p.
Water-Works Refunding.
Cash on hand June 1917-Assessed val., real estate.
Assess, val., personal
exchange.
INT.
Water-Shed Bonds.
3Hs*04 J-J
$170,000r—July 1 1924
Bonds.
$500,000r—July 1 1924
Local Improvement
3Hs'04 J-J
zl,000,OOOr—.Sept 11938
J-J2,100.000
Jan 15 1933 County.
School Bonds.
M-S 600,000
Mar 1 1945
5s '17
J-J
$35,000—
J-J 250,000r—Jan 1 '22-'46
(Due $1,500 yly. beg. 1920.)
J-J
432,900—Jan 1 '22-'47
TOTAL DEBT Apr 17 1921 .$35,000
F-A 2l7,500r_-Aug 1 '21-'48
Tot. ass'd val.'20 04 act.)-192,800
s-a
500,000r_—July 1 1949
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20—$7.00
s-a
700,000c&r Fe o 1 1941
Population in 1919
700
J-J
'08
4s
434s'l3
4Ms'15
4Ms'16
4s '17
4^8*18
43^s'19
5s '21
ROCKLAND
(TOWN)
UNION
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
This town (P. O. Roscoe), Sullivan
_
School Bonds.
J-J
$25,000r_—June 1 1922
'12
J-D 350,000r
June 1 1942
4Hs'14 A-O 500.000r___jV.pr 1 1944
4)4s'15 M-S 400,000. —-Mar 1 1945
4s'09
4s
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
This village Is in Nassau County.
Inc. July 15 1893. Pop. 1910,3.667.
332,700—-Jan 1 '22-'46
4Ks'16 j.j
'17
J-J
260,000--Jan 1 '22-'47
Light Bonds.
$5,OOOr_Aug 1 '21-'25
4Ms'18 F-A 870.000r„Aug 1 *21-'48 4.29s'11 F-A
J-D
7,500--Dec 1 21-23
4)4s'19 s-a (364,OOOr .July 1 '21-'48 6s
I 23,000r—July 1 1949
Water Bonds.
5s '21 s-a II,914,000c&r Fo 1 22- 50 4s '95
J-J
$10,OOOr
Jan 1 1925
\
86,000c&r Fb 1 1951 3.65s'02J-J
2,500r.Jan
1 '22-'26
Dist. No. 2 (Brighton).
$600
Oct
...
25 1921
Convention Hall Bonds.
J-D $100,OOOr—June
4s *09
5s
1 1929
Water Bonds.
July
$7,000r.JuIy 1 '21-*27
4^s
July
1,500—July 1 '21-'23
Light Bonds.
July $2,800r_July
4Ms
Tax
1920
—
$8.00
payable In Rockville Centre
Rockville Centre.
ROME.
This city la in Oneida Co.
Inc
Mch. 8 1870. Population '10,20,497.
1920, 26,341.
1 *21-*27
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
4Hs*15 A-O
$9,000r_Apr 15
School tax (per $1,000) 1918-$7.59 +
Value of school property
176,103
4s
*22-'30
„
^
M-S ($8,000
09
—
—
„-
—
—-
School
District No. 8
5s '15
$18,900
—-
Bonds.
Dec 1 1934
$5,500—Oct 1 19215,500—-Aug 1 1922
OF GATES (Annexed).
INTEREST Is payable in Rome at
Farmers' Nat.
Bank: and N.Y.at Nat.Park Bank.
—-
School DistrictlNo. 3 Bonds.
$22,750
3.900
—
—
July 1 1932
June 1 1932
School District No. 6 Bonds.
4s
5s
...
Sidewalk Bonds.
District No. 2.
$4,093.83. June 1 192 2
4.20s'17—
Water
Bonds.
$24,000
June 11935
Subject to call begin 10 years
* After 20 years, f After
5s'15
ROTTERDAM AND NISKAYUNA
UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 12.
5s
$38,540.-May 1 '22-'34
TOT. BD. DT. May 1 *21— $35,900
...
—
after date.
1 2
Assessed val'n, real estate, 11,851,850
Assessed val'n, personal..
.62,000
Othe • assessable property.
632,707
Tot.ass'd
Mar. 31 *21.
Apr. 13 '20.
Bond. debt_$29,610,204 $25,543,889
10,455.000
Included in the bonded debt given
above for Mar. 31 1921 are $6,319,000 Jocal-impt. bonds and $500,000
East Side trunk sewer bonds issued
Sewer Bonds.
5s '08 M-S$l96,692r—Mch
Fire Dept. Bonds.
10 *22-'38
val.'20(70%act.)12,546,o57
$1,000) '20.$19.59
Total tax rate (per
Sav. Bank,
Rlverhead & Peekskill.
INTEREST payable at
Portchester,
RYE AND HARRISON UN. FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 6.
5s '08
M-N $55,500c
1921-1942
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1921..$65,000
Assessed valuation 1920
2,364,944
Tax rate (per
under its debt limit.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
(Assessment about 80% actual.)
1920.
$
Real estate.331,919,894 275,872,171
Personal
Franchise.
Pensions.
Total
„
_
681,650
1,025,250
19,391,040
20,139,120
491,650
497,600
352,484,234 297,534,141
4^s*12 M-S
6s g'21 M-N
Dock Bonds.
5s *08
M-S
$9,600r.Mchl0'22-'37
BOND. DEBT May 1 *20
$437,323
Assess. val.'l9 (70% act).11,409,844
Judgment Bonds.
5s '20
s-a'» ($1,465
July 1 1925
120,000--July 1 '26-'29
Highway Bonds.
3^s
J-D $60.000r_June 1 '21-'32
4Hs'09 F-A
2.000r.Aug 1 *21-*22
5s
A-O
15,900--0ct 1 *21-'35
Assessment & Map Bonds.
5s
$4,000-Sept 1 *21-'24
Park Bonds.
5,750
property—124,292
val. 1920 (abt.
60% actual)
989,752
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S24.10
assess,
2,500
1920
Population (est.)
INT. at Farmers N at.
BkD eposit.
5 ARANAC LAKE.
ST.
JOHNSVTLLE.
Is In Montgomery Co
1868.
Population 1910, 2,536;
Inc.
Water Bonds.
This village is
in Franklin and Es¬
counties.
Incorp. June 1892.
Sidewalk Bonds.
sex
$5,000r
6,500
3 )4s'01 F-A
5s '13
F-A
1921-1931
1921-1933
Paving Bond9.
$l,600r_May 1 22-24
4Hs'08 M-S $25,000r_Sept 1 *25-*37
4s'95
Sept
2,000-—Sept '21-'22
4Hs'09 M-S
9,000c_Sept 1 '25-'33
3Hs'00 July
2,000r_July 1 *21-'24 4 Ms'08 M-S
16,OOOr_Sept 1 '2l-*24
Paving Bonds.
4Ms'09M-S
9,000r.Sept 1 *2i-'29
4.30s'llAug $28,500r_Aug 1 '21-'39
5s *13
F-A
6,500
1921-1933
4Ks'15
8,500—June '21-37 5s '19
s-a
7,500c&rJunel'22-'36
May
4s'98
—
6s'20
14,000
—-
-
—
-1925-1939
Sewer Bonds.
4 J5s'06 Nov $20,400r_Nov
Street Bonds.
Aug
Aug
5s *17
5s '17
Water Bonds.
July $28,000r
Jan
10,000r
5s '94
$31,680r.Aug 1 '21-'44 5s '96
7,500r_Aug 1 '22-*36 3Hs'01 F-A
4Ms'l9 July J 8,000-—July
*
110,000
July
TOTAL DEBT Feb. 28
Water debt (incl.)
Ass'd val. '21
'24-'31
'32-'41
1921 .$17.604
INT. at First Nat. Bk.,
St.
Jofcuw-
ST. LAWRENCE
21,600r
F-A
J-J
'03
COUNTY.
Highway Bonds.
M-S
40,000..Mar 1 *22-'24
M-S
60,000—Mar 1 *25-'28
4Ms'15 J-J
147,868
- 1931-1940
4Ms'16 J-J |$45,000r
1941-1943
\ 11,308r
1944
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1920 $350,176
Assess, val. real estate
5o,780,058
Assess, val. personal
878,995
4s '13
4s '14
1,573,306
Special franchises
Total
val. 1920
55,332,359
(per $1,000) 1910
$2.00
assess,
Tax rate
INT. at County
Treasurer's offlc«
1920, 9,276.
City Bonds.
M-N $8,351.12Nov 1
J-J
y,000r—Jan 1
Public impt. Bonds.
5s '19
'21-'27
*22-'30
Bonds.
Water
F-A
3.85s'05ann
4.35s'14
$7,000r_Aug 1 '21-*27
37,500r.Nov 15 '2l-'35
27,300—July 1 *22-*34
Light Bonds.
F-A
3.85s'05s-a
5s '07
$l,500r_Aug 1 '21-'23
7,500-Nov 15 '21-'35
Park Bonds.
4.40s'09A-0
$1,500. .Oct 1
'22-'39
'22-52
9,OOOr_Sept 1 '21-'38
5,500r_Sept 1 '2l-'3l
50.000c-July 1 *42-'66
4)48'09 M-S
Bonds.
4.45s'12J-J
$31,000—Mar 1 '29'30
County Home Impt.
M-S
'35-'66
'36-*40
'40-'67
32,000r_July 1
5.000r_Jan
1
28,000r_May 1
Fire Department Bonds.
4.45s'10J-J
$10,8(i0r.July 1
5s'20
A-O
ll,000c&rApr 1
4s '06
4Hs'08 s-a
Canton is the county seat.
4s '14
.1923
1924
1921-1931
1921-1933
Sewer Bonds.
4s '02
F-A $16,000r
1921-1932
4s '06
J-J
18,000r.July 1 '31-'66
'
ville.
4s
20,000r
J-J
'21$134,580 4s '06
6,000 4.40s'10M-N
(65% act.)—1,381,6o5
(per $1,000)
Tax rate
13,000c&r
5s
1 '21-*35
5s '07
96,fcOOr.Mch 10 *22-42
49,800c.May 1 '22-51
—859,710
personal
$22.18
$1,000) 1920
*21-'35
3.85g09F-A$370.000r.Feb 15 '22-'58
Tax(per$l,000) $22,881
$23,242 4s g '09 F-A
37,000r_Feb 15 '22-*58
POPULATION—In 1920 was 295,- BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *21-$510,365
Assessed val., real estate.41,630.050
Z50; in 1910 was 218,149.
Assess, val.
4Ms'16 F-A $21.100c.Feb 1 *22-'36
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s
10 F-A
$7,000--Aug 1 '21-'27
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s '08 M-S
$81,738r
MchlO '22-'38
5,000
Floating debt
Assess, val. real estate
Other assessable
'22-'38
'22-'24
'22-51
'22-*51
tion
$
5s *14
J-J
$50,500—Jan 1 '22- 54
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21-.$50,500
Total
5s '20
provide money pending the collec¬
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$14.42
of assessments.
Bills payable
INT. at Central Trust Co., N. Y.
against entire city Mar. 31 1921,
and at Village Treasurer's office.
$1,546,000.
On Mar. 31 1921, the city had a
sinking
fund
of
$2,267,250.
On RYE. TOWN.
Mar. 31 1921 the city was $7,569,128
This town Is in Westchester Co.
to
1921.
SANFORD AND DEPOSIT JOINT
UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Deposit) is in
Broome and Delaware counties.
SALAMANCA.
This city Is in Cattaraugus Cu
Inc. May 14 1913. Pop'n *10, 5,792;
5s '08M-S
10.825,500
'21-$247,700
BOND. DEBT Apr. 25
RYE, VILLAGE.
A village in Westchester County.
Inc. 1904.
Population 1910. 3,964;
1920, 5.308.
(per $1,000)
estate—3.502,321
—
Popula'n 1910, 89,005; 1920. 88,121
valuation '20
tax
$2o,192r._Mch 10
4 Hs'10 M-S
3,000r_Mch 10
INTEREST.—All bonds and Int.
6s g'21 M-S
10,500c.Mar 1
are payable at office of Union Trust
6s g'21 M-S
3,000c.Mar 1
Co. of N. Y., fiscal agents of the city.
Disposal-Plant Bonds.
5s g '19 A-O $lo,000r-.Oct 1
TOT. DEBT. SINK. FDS, &C.~
5 years.
(included)
Onondaga County.
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
M-S $6l,200o
1921-1937
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1921
$57,600
This town is In
4s
Assessed val'n, real
779,458
1920—132.80
Assess,
$3,000
May 11923 Total
9,960—Apr 12 1932
—
z
Total tax
Rome Trust Co. and
—.
5s '12
5s '12
104,700
24,164,726
(per $1,000) 1921—$32.44
Assessed val'n, franchises
Total assessed val'n 1920
Sidewalk Bonds.
4Hs'16
5)4s'17
TOWN
4.500
RYE UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO.4. Other assessable property._
138,465
4Hs'10A-O $40,000r-Apr 1 '22-*31 Tot.ass'd val.'21 (78% act.)3,640,786
3Hs
A-O
18,000
1921-1926 Total tax (per $1,000)1920 --$8.70
4s
41,900--May 1 *26-'34 Population 1910, 3,208; 1920, 4,257
4s
4,125
1921-1923
INT. at Union Trust Co., N. Y.
—
5s '15
$4.500- —-Dec 1 1934
School District No. 10 Bonds.
school
SALINA.
This village
Mar 1 1924
128,000--Mar 1 30-38
4.85s
F-A | 3,000—Aug 1 '21-'23
I
500
Aug 1 1924 4^sl4M-N 15,000.-Nov 1 20-'22
4s *14
J-J
( 4,200--.Jan 2 1924
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
170,000.-Jan
2 '25-'38
4.85s
F-A
$6,000-Aug 1 '21-'26
434s'19 F-A 200,000-Aug 1 '24-'43
TOWN OF GREECE (Annexed).
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer District No. 2 Bonds.
5)48*21 s-a J 100,OOOc_Apr 1'31-'40
5s '13
$7,400
Aug 1 1927
I 12,000c-Apr
1 1941
Sewer District No. 3 Bonds.
Water Bonds.
5s
July $5,000—July 1 *21-'30
4s '08
J-J $100,000r—-July 1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
4s '08
J-J
90,000r—Nov 2 1928
5s
13
$7,900—-Aug 1 1927 4s '09
J-J
50,000r—Apr 5 1929
5s *14
1,175—Feb 1 1923 4s '09
J-J
155,000r—July 1 1929
4Hs'14
11,000
Aug 1 1930 4s '10
J-J
25,000r„.Jan 2 1930
4J4s'16
6,000
Aug 1 1931 4s '10 J-J
40,000r—-Deo 1 1930
4HsT6
14,000
Aug 1 1933 4tfs'll J-J 158,000r.-Sept 15 1931
School District No. 1 Bonds.
Street Bonds.
4.65s'14—
$17,500
Dec 1 1933 4s
M-N
$3,000r.Nov 1 *21-'22
5s *14
16,500—-Nov 1 1930 TOTAL/ DEBT May 20 '21$445.200
Assess. debt (add'l)
66,856
School District No. 3 Bonds.
4.75s'17— $74,000
Dec 1 1951 Water debt (addl.618,000
Water sinking fund
—
104,018
Union Free Sch, Dist. No. 4 Bds.
Assessed valuation, real_$24,037,526
4^s
J-J $17,000—-Jan 1 '22-'38 Assessed val'n, personal22,500
$1,400--Aug 1 '2l-'24
F-A
4.55s
park bonds and
change.
1920, 2.469.
School Bonds.
Bonds.
Sewer
(per $1,000)
rate
INT.
at Bank of
CHARLOTTE (An¬
4^8
Electric
4.19ST1F-A
3,OOOr.Aug 1 '21-26
6s
J-D
2,500----Dec 1 1924
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921
$28,970
Assessed valuation 1920—4,302,180
water
act.}„5,672,520
Population In 1918 (est.)
on
Salamanca Trust Co.; on
bonds of 1914 in N. Y. ex¬
bonds at
—
Equipment Bonds.
21
s-a
100(000c&r Feb 1 22- 26
VILLAGE OF
nexed).
Assessed val. '18 (H
1920, 6.262.
4s
4s
DIST. NO.3.
3)4s
i—
$31,500—$3,500 yearly
5b '09
Nov
24,600--Nov 1 '21-'33
BOND. DEBT June 5 1919—$66,500
RYE UN. FREE SCH.
Crematory Bonds.
4.45s'10F-A
$6.00 Jr. Aug 1 '2l-'32
BOND. DEBT May 20 *21 $370,500
Water bonds
Sinking
(Included)
funds
Assess, val. real estate
144,600
30,042
.2,730,700
Special franchises
298,350
41,500
262,046
Other
255,598
Exemptions
Assess, val.
personal
assess, prop
1920
3,289,844
Village tax (per $1,000) 1920
$21.40
Tot. assess, val.
Pop'n 1910, 4,983; 1920
5,174
INT. payable at Adirondack Nat.
Bank, Saranac Lake, in N. Y. exch.
COUNTY.
the county seat.
Road Bonds.
5s '10
M-N $30 ,000r.Nov 1 '21-'22
5s '14
F-A
50.000-Feb 1 '22-'24
5s *20
F-A 390.000c&r Feb l'25-'40
Bridge Bonds.
5s '20
F-A $15.000c&r_Febl 22- 24
BOJND. DtuB'l Apr 22 '21
$485,000
Ass'd val.(real & per.) '20-38,822,842
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '20 $12.80
SARATOGA
Ballston Spa is
Popula'n 1910, 61,917; 1920,
60,029
INT. at County Treas. office.
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
This city is in Saratoga County.
Inc. June 22 *15. Pop. 1910, 13,710;
1920, 13,181.
Park Bonds.
'21-29 4Jis'll A-O $76,OOOr.Oct
1 '21-'40
IHs'll J-D 114,00Qr_June 1 '22-*40
42,OOOr_June 1 *-22'42
/$30,000r_Nov 1'21-'30 4)4s'13 J-D
Sewer Bonds.
\ 40,000r.Nov 1 *31-'40
M-S $90.000r_May 1 *22-'29
3,888._Mar 1 '21-26 4s
June 10.000r.June 1 '22-'31 BOND. DEBT April 1921 $355,500
Long-term sch. notes (incl.)
24,000
School Bonds.
4)48*09 J-J
4s *06
4.60s'15
Paving Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1918—9,712,367
$1,266 ..Aug 1 '21-'26
(Assessment full value.)
2,106 .96Aug 1 '21-'26
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921..$50.40
1,391 .76Aug 1 '21-26
4.95s'06—
INT. at office of Commissioner of
.68 Aug 1 *21-'26
2.158
4.95s*06
Finance in Saratoga Springs.
3,000 ..Aug 1 '21-30
0
4.50s'10
1,191 .61 Aug 1 '21-'30
4.50s'10—
20,445 ..Feb 1 *22-'36 SARATOGA SPRGS. SCH. DIST.
4&s'16
$20.000r.July 1 '22-»26
9,341 .12 July 1 '22-51 4.35s'11 J-J
5s '17
$24,000
17,228 .06 July 1 '21-51 BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '215s '17
Assessed val., real estate
8,739,165
11,616 ..July 1 '22-51
5s *17
18,404 —July 1 '22-37 Tot. assess, val.'20 (1-3 act.)9.246.799
5s '17
July 1 '22-37 School tax (per $1,000) 1921..$12.05
9,533
5s '17
13,000
7,428 ..Sept 1 '21-'33 Population in 1920 (est.)
5s '18
INTEREST payable at Citizens'
6,276 -Sept 1 '21-33
5s *18
84,616 .20c Apr l'22-'4 Nat. Bank, Saratoga Springs.
5)4s'21 A--O
4.89s'06_.
.
4.89s'06—
—
.
„
—
—
.
„
—
_
—
.
..
.
-
—
—
—
.
JUNE, 1921.]
75
NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
SCABSDALE.
4s '99
J-J
SCHUYLERSYILLE.
This village la, in Westchester Oo.
Inc. as a town Mar. 7 1778; village
4s '01
J-D
M-N
Incorporated in 1831.
May 24 1915.
*
Sewer Bonds.
4.40s'14J-J
/ $140,000r. July '22-'5G
I ,2.000r—July I 1957
4Hs*15 J-J
j6.000r_July 1 '22-'35
-
,
\3.500r-July 1 *22-'28
4J4s'15 F-A
62.500r.Aug 1 *21-45
4 Hs
25.000-—Aug 1 1931
$7,500 yearly.)
5s
M-S
34.000.
—1941
...
Water Bonds.
4Hs
J-J
$5,500 ——1932
Highway & Bridge Bonds.
4.60s
J-J
$70,000
1947
—
Land Purchase Bonds.
5s '20
F-A $70,000—.1925-1949
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4Hs
J-J
$3,000
1923
4^s'17A-0
3.000r—Apr 1 1922
4Ms
M-N
2,000
1921-1924
Village Hall Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-J
33,000.July
1 *24-'34
Park & Playground Bonds.
5s '20
$70,000
Highway Bonds.
5s
$4,000. .May 1 *22-*25
3 Ms
M-N 18,000r_May 1 *22-'44
3Ms
M-N 17.OOOr..$2,000 yriy
4s
M-N
2,500r_May 1 *30-'32
4s
M-N
5,OOOr.May 1'22-'26
4Ms'10 J-D
30,000r.June 1 '22-'35
5s '15
75,000
4Ms
J-J
9,375
.1921
4Ms'17 A-O
15,OOOr..Apr 1 '22-'24
6s '20
21,000
BOND. DEBT June 9 '21
$600,650
Water debt (incl.)
6,000
Assessed val., real estate_21,517,400
Assessed val., personal
8,500
Other assessed property._
584,225
Tot .assess, val. '21 (act .val) 22,110,125
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'2i—$6.41
Pop'n 1920—
—3,506
INT.
at
Scarsdale
Nat.
Bank,
Scarsdale, and Central Bank of West¬
chester County,
White Plains; or
upon demand in N. Y. exchange.
—
■
—
-
—
....
—
—
—
...
—
—
—
SCARSDALE UN. FR. S. D. NO. 1.
4Ms'15 J-D$120,000c&rJune 1 '22-'45
4s
26,OOOr. Apr 1 *25-'37
...
School Bonds.
5s *17
M-N$140.000c.May 1 '22-'28
5s '19
5s '19
9,0O0c&r-Dec 1 1921
190.000c&rDec l'22-'40
9,000c&rDec
1 1941
l,0O0c&r_Dec 1 1941
HO.OOOc&rDecl '42-'52
J-D
J-D
BOND. DEBT Apr 24 '20
$513,000
Assessed val., rem estate-$3,596,883
Assessed val., personal
78,650
Assess, val.,
special fran..
192.459
Total assessed value 1919
(M
8.867.992
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919-$11.93
Population in 1920 (est J
___3,500
INT. at U.S.MtK6.&Tr.Oo.. N.Y.
act.)
—
SCHENECTADY.
Tills city is situated in the countv
of the same name.
Incorp. in 1798
Election Expense Bonds.
4s '14
F-A
$4,000r—Aug 1 '21-'22
Isolation Hospital Bonds.
4s '14
F-A
$2,000r_Aug 1 '21-'22
Health Center Bonds.
5s '20
A-O $19,000.-Oct J. '21-'39
Public Impt. Bonds.
4.65s'19M-S $48,000—Mar 1 '22-'29
4Ms'19 J-J
24,OOOr.July 1 *22-'29
4Ms'19 J-D
l8.000r_Mar 1 '22-'39
Voting Machine Bonds.
4.65s'18F-A $22,000—Feb 1 '22-'30
Culvert Bonds.
4Ms*12 A-O
$2,500r—-Apr 1 1922
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$60.000r.Jan
1 '22-'33
4s '14
J-D
1.OOOr.-.June 1 1922
4s '15
M-S
3.000r-Sept 1 '21-'26
4s '17
A-O
1,500--Oct 1 '21-'23
4Ms'19 M-N
5,000r-May 1 *22-'31
Park Bonds
5s '13
J-J $192,500r.July 1 '22-'33
4Ms'14 J-D
39,OOOr.June 1 '22-*34
4Ms'15J-J
4Ms*15 J-J
Public-Market
Bonds.
4tfs'12 A-O $45,000r-Apr 1 '22-'30
City Hall Building Bonds.
3Hs'05 M-S JlO.OOOr—Sept l'21-*25
Garage Bonds.
4.70s'18M-N $3,000--May 1 '22-*25
Water Bonds.
4s '03
F-A$124,000r_Aug 15 '21-'23
3 Ms'04 J-J
15,000r-July 15 '22--24
Deficiency & Impt. Bonds.
4s '02
F-A $20,OOOr.Feb
1 '23-'26
4S '04
M-N
15,000r_May 1 '22-'24
4s *16
M-S
4.000—Sept 1 1921
Plaza Bonds.
4 J^s'19 J-D
90,000.June
1 *22-'36
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s '09
J-J $14 4,OOOr .July 20 '22-'29
4s *16
J-D
20,000—Dec 1 '21-'30
Fire Bonds.
4s '01
J-D $10,OOOr...June 1 1927
4s *01
J-D
15,OOOr—June 1 1929
4s *03
J-J
10,000r_July 1 '22-*23
4s *04
M-N
9,000r.May 1 *22-'24
A-O
4s *13
6,000r-Apr 1 '2l-*24
4s *14
J-D
12,000r. June 1 '22-*27
2,000r.Jan 1 '22-*25
4Hs'15 J-J
4s '15
J-J
4,500r_Jan 1 *22-*30
4s *15
A-O
3,000—Oct 1 '21-'23
4s '17
A-O
6,000--Oct 1 '21-"32
4s *18
A-O
6,000—Apr 1 '22-*33
4Ms*18 J-D
4,000.-June 1 '22-'29
1, 00—June 1 '22-'24
4Ms'19 J-D
Asphalt Plant Bonds.
4s *17
J-D
$3,000 ...June 1 1922
GEN.BD.DT. May 20 *21$6.329,148
Assessment debt (add'l)—
53,370
Floating debt (add'i.)
o86,223
Sinking fund /general _ .. _
72,388
i water
179,000
Assessed val., real..
.—69,098,710
Assessed val., personal
327,800
Assessed val., franchises— 3,568,922
Total valuation 1920--—-72,995,432
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920— $11.22
Population In 1910
—72.828
Population 1910, 72.823:1920,88.723.
INT. at office of City Treasurer;
on bonds marked (*) at Chase Nat.
-
-
Bank. New York.
4Hs'14 M-N$l6,000c&rMayl'22~'29
6s *20
M-S
50,OOOr_Mar 1 *21-*45
4s
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
'09 c&rj $36.000—July 1 *22-'24
I
8,000——July 1 1925
4 Ms
J-J
200,000
1925-1950
4Hs*ll J-J ,100.000 —1934-1942
4>$s *12 c&r/
8,000
July 1 1942
(192,000—July 1 *43-'58
4>4sM3
83,200c&r Jan 1'22-'57
Gateway Bonds.
4^s'19s-a
|95,000 —1921-1938
—
HighwayfcsBonds.
4s *16
J-J
1 '22-'36
val. 1923 abt.
assess,
M-N
School Bonds.
A-O
$9,000r__ Apr 1 *22-'23
4s'02
F-A
60,OOOr.-Aug 1 *21-'32
4s '03
J-J
60.000r_July 1 '22-'33
Population TO, 88,235; '20, 109,363
iNT.
J-J
4Ms'07 J-D
4Ms'0S J-J
4Ms'10J-J
4Ms'll A-O
4Ms*12 J-J
5s '13
A-O
5s '13
J-J
4Ms*14 J-J
4Ms'14 J-D
50,OOOr.July 15 '22-'26
30,OOOr-.June 1 1927
126,OOOr_July 15 '22-'28
135,000r_ July 1'22-'30
110,000r-0ct 1 *21-'31
165,000r_July 1 '22-*32
60,OOOr.Apr 1 '22-*33
240,OOOr_July 1 '22-'33
14,000c.July 1 '22-'27
65,000r.June 1 *22-'34
4Ms*15 F-A
7,000r_Aug 1 '21-*27
4Ms'15 M-S 37,500r.Sept 1 '21-35
5s '15
Aug
2,127—Aug l'21-'27
4s *17
A-O
6.000r-Apr 1 '22-'27
4Ms'17 M-S 75,000--Sept 1 '21-'35
4.65sT8J-D
55,000—June 1 '22-'32
4MsT8 M-N
7,000—Nov 1 '21-'27
4Ms'19 J-J
18,OOOr.July 1 '22-'30
4Ms'20 J-J
361,000c.Jan
1 '2V40
5s'20
J-J
190,000c-. .July *22-'40
5s'20
F-A
60 000--Aug 1 '21-'40
5 M s'21M-S * 1,140 OOOcMar 1 '22-'41
court-house
bonds
pay¬
able
part at Rochester Sav. Bank,
part at Citizens' Trust Co. In Schen¬
ectady, and part at Schenectady
Trust Co.;
on
funding bonds at
Brooklyn Sav. Bank, Brooklyn.N.Y.
This district
in
Rensselaer
(P. O. Castleton) is
County.
School Bonds.
J-J
$50,400—Jan
—'17
18
$6,500...
BOND. DEBT June 2 '21—$32/00
Assess, val. real estate.—
479,354
Assess. val. personal
10,700
Other* assessable property
26,580
...
Tot .assess .val. '21
'22-'58
(80% actual) 1920
913.840
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $13.60
Population 1919 (est.)
1,950
SCHOHARIE COUNTY.
Schoharie is the county seat.
Highway Bonds.
F-A
$4,640r_Feb 15 *22-'25
F-A
6,120—Feb 15'22-'28
5s *16
F-A
8,400r-Nov20'21-'28
County Building Bonds.
4Hs'14 F-A $20.000c.Feb 1 '22-'31
Floating debt (add'l)
16,800
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 '21 —$39,160
5s *15
5s'16
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val. personal.!
Other assessable property.
12,245,000
301,066
195,000
val. 1920
actual)
12,741,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$24.00
Population 1910,23,855; 1920,21,303
Total
(55% act)
Total tax rate (per
Pop'n
TO.
-
SCOTIA.
$30,600o...Oct 1*21-26
4.70s'08 J-J
28,050r_Mch 2'22-'38
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 *18- $179,876
Sink, funds Mar 1 '18—
23,438
Tot.ass'd val.'18(75% act).4,522,018
Village tax (per $1,000) 1917— $18.80
Pop'n 1910. 6,588; 1920, 6,389.
INT. pay. at Exchange Nat. Bk.
and State Bank of Seneca Falls.
516,634
-
$1',000) '20.S22.00
I,6i4;
1920--.
—
-1,625
INT. payable at Schuylersville
SHERBURNE.
This village is in Chenango Co.
Incorporated in 1830.
Water Bonds.
.
This village Is in Schenectady Oo.
Inc. Jan.
1904.
Population 1910,
2,957; 1920, 4,358.
4Ms'17 J-D
$9,000-June 1 '22-'30
; --4,500
1921-1928
4Xs
13,000
1921-1938
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '16
M-N $7,500r—Oct 1 '21-'35
4s
10,500
1921-1941
4s
...
\
Street-Impt. Bonds.
F-A
$6,000—Aug 1 '21-*24
5s'20
21,600--Mar 1 '22-'30
(Subject to call any interest date.)
5s '14
—
.—
Fire-Department Bonds.
$2,000—Aug 1 *2l-*24
4s '18
2,500—Aug 1 '23-'27
4.60sT4 F-A
—
Water Bonds.
4.90s'06F-A $15,000c—Aug 1 *21-'35
5s '07
5s '10
F-A
5,000r„Aug 1 *21-'30
4,600——Aug 1 1920
F-A
4«£s'09 F-A
4,600—-Aug 1 1923
4.80s'11F-A
3.90s'05F-A
4,600——Aug 1 1927
26,000.—Feb 1 *22-'34
20,800— Feb 1 '22-*34
5,100c—Aug 1
1928
5,100c..-Aug 1 1933
5,100c.—Aug 1 1934
5,100—Aug 1 1935
5,100
Aug 1 1937
5,100—-Aug I 1938
4Hs'05 F-A
5s '12
F-A
5s *13
F-A
4.40s'14 F-A
5s *15
5s '17
—
—
5s '18
—
Funding Bonds.
F-A
$ ),000c.Aug
5s'12
1 *2l-'25
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
3Hs'17 F-A
$2,000
Feb 1 1932
3^s'18 F-A
2.000—Feb 1 1927
5s *20
2,000—-Feb
1 1940
Paving Bonds.
4s
—
$5,500
.1921-1933
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1921-$51,000
Water debt (included)---.-- 23,500
Floating debt.
13,000
Assess, val. real——
471, 00
Assess.val.personal...----- 61,050
Other assessable property...
3,704.
Total assess, val. '20 (about
2-3 actual)
.535,054
City tax rate(per $1,000) '20. .$16.00
—
——
Population in 1910, 960; '20, 1,104.
INT. payable at Sherburne.
SHERILL KENWOOD
DISTRICT.
'/
WATER
This district (P. O. Kenwood)
is ia
Madison and Oneida Counties.
Water Bonds.
6s '20
J-J $175,OOOr
BONDED DEBT..—
SIDNEY
Jan 1 1940
—
—
(VILLAGE).
This village is in Delaware County Incorp. 1888.
Refunding Water Bonds.
6s'18
July $12,600c.July
l'24-'43
4Hs'l6 F-A
$5,100—-Aug 1 1936
Water Bonds.
5s '17
1,600—Sept 1 *21.'23 5s*19
A-O $220,400..Oct 1 '21-'40
5s'20
3,600
Feb 11940 BOND. DEBT June 1 '21. $267,811
5j*s'21 F-A
3,600— -Feb 1 1941 Water debt (incl.).
220,400
Great Western Gateway Bonds. Assess, val. '21 (60% act.)_ 1,381,865
4.90s
$50,000—Oct
1 *24-'48 Village tax rate (per M.) *v?l-$11.53
Sewer Bonds.
Population 1910, 2,507; 1920, 2,670
5s TO
PRIN and INT. payable at Sidney.
F-A
$2.000—Aug 1 1920
4Ms'05 F-A
25,000—Feb 1 *22-*34
5s *07
F-A
4,000—Aug 1 '2l-'28
SILVER CREEK.
4Mb'09 F-A
2,000
Aug 1 1922
This village Is in Chautauqua Co.
4.80s'11 F-A
2,000
Aug 1 1927
5s '12
F-A
2,500c—Aug 1 1928 Incorporated in 1856.
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 *18$68,287
5s '13
F-A
2,500c—Aug 1 1933
Water debt (incl.)
20,000
5s *13
F-A
5,000c.Aug 1 '21-*25
Total val'n 1918 (act. val.).2,012,756
i.40s*14 F-A
2,000c—Aug 1 1934
5s *15
2,000——Aug 1 1935 Population 1910, 2,512; 1920, 3,260
—
—
—
—
...
5s '10
4.90sT7—
5s '17
0,000—Sept 1
10,000—Oct 1
7,0C0—Aug 1
2,000
Feb
—
*21-'?6
'20-'29
*20-'33
1932
I
Drainage Bonds.
SILVER SPRINGS.
This village is in Wyoming County-
Incorporated in 1895.
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21-$25,700
$5.000—Aug 1 1924
4^s'09 F-A
4.80s'llF-A
5s *10
F-A
Water debt (included)
1 1927
1 1927
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
Aug
Aug
0,000
6,000
Village-Hall Bonds.
F-A
$l,500r—Aug 1 *21-'23
F-A
2,000
Aug 1 1920
5s'07
5s TO
4«£s'09 F-A
1,000
4.80s'llF-A
5s *12
F-A
2,000——Aug
500c--Aug
500c—Aug
Aug 1 1923
22,700
619,990
7,950
10,031
i—■
Assess, val., franchise
Tot. ass'd val.'21(75% act.).037,971
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $11.00
Population in 1910, 974; 1920, 1,156.
1 1927
1 1928
1 1933
SKANEATELES.
F-A
This village is in Onondaga Co.
Inc. 1833.
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,615;
BOND. DEBT/For water. $127,000 1920, 1,635.
May 12 1920\Other pur.
175,500
Fire Department Bonds.
Floating debt
1,100
5s *21
J-J
$7,000
Sinking funds.17,559
Water Refunding Bonds.
Assess, val. *19, real est
2,359.392
4s *16
J-J /$ 10,OOOr-July 1 *22-'31
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—-$18.00
\ 10.000r.july 1 '32-'36
INT. at Schenectady Trust Co.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '13
assess,
(70%
$2,000—
(Due serially beginning 1919)
Apr 17 '21- $33,006
Water debt (Included)21,006
Tot.assess.val.'20(75%act.)l .687,946
Village tax (per $1,000) '20—$9.96
4s
SENECA COUNTY.
Highway Bonds.
4.40s'15 A-O $10,050—Oct 1
*21-'30
9,828
1921-1929
14,135
1925-1934
51,135-July
1 *24-*43
18,305-Oct 1 '21-'30
23,065-Apr 1 *25-'34
17,815-Apr 1 '26-'35
4.20s'17—
-
4.20sT7—
4Hs'19 J-J
4.60s'19A-O
5s '20
A-O
5.50s'21A-O
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
$16,000c.June I '22-32
4.20s '16 J-J 32,000
1921-1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '21
$256.434
Assess, val. real estate
17/61,590
Assess, val. personal
—
304,17o
Total
assess,
737,602
prop
val.
assess,
(2-3 act.)—
Population TO,
1920
—19,006,367
26,972;
'20,
—
—
BOND. DEBT
Waterloo Is the county seat.
Other
1
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '21—$50,400
Total
assess,
val.
1919
Crosswalk Bonds.
J-D
$1,000 —June 1 1922
Bridge Bonds.
4s *13
A-O
S5.00Or.Apr 1 '22-'23 SCHUYLER COUNTY.
Garbage Collection Bonds.
County seat is Watkins.
4s *14
F-A
Sl.OOOr— Aug 1 1921
Highway Bonds.
4s '16
F-A
13,000-Aug 1 '21-'33 4Hs'13 M-S $10,000. —-1921-1925
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 *21—$34,000
4s '92
A-O $10,000r—Oct 1 1921 Assess, val., real & franch.8,930,056
4s '94
F-A
15,OOOr—Aug 1 1922 Assess, value, personal....
32,680
4s '96
J-J
5,000r„July 15 1923 Total assessed value 1920..8,962,7,36
4s'98
J-D
15,000r—June 1 1924 Population '10, 14,004; '20, 13,098
4s '16
Impt. & Ext. Bonds.
5s
4^sT4 J-D
SCHODACK
(TOWN) UNION
FREE SCH. DIST. No. 10.
4s *99
4 s '06
on
yearly
...
--------
JffT; ,500c&rJuly
Funding Ironds.
4Hs'09 F-A $S0,000o.Feb 1 '22-'29
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '20- $969,000
Assess, val., real estate— -80.795,354
Assess, val., personal
365,076
Assess, val. spec, franchise 4,390,521
Total
4^8*06 A-O
Water Bonds.
4Ms
$23,400..$2,200
3«s'l7
SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
County seat is Schenectady.
Glenridge Sanatorium Bonds.
Final Judgment Bonds.
4.60s'15F-A $5,300—Aug 10 '21-'25
Sewer Bonds.
This village is in Saratoga County
—
70% actual)——.85.550,961
28.000r.Jan 1 *22-'35
22,500r.July 1 *22-'35 County tax rate(per$l,000)'19.$5.8l
5.000—Nov 1 '21-*25
4s
500r
Aug 11921
4s '17
F-A
3,000—Aug 1 '21-'23
4.65s'19M-S
8,000.-Mar 1 '22-*29
4Ms'19 F-A
36,OOOr-Aug 1 '21-'29
4Ms'19 M-N 13,000r_May 1 '22-'34
5s '20
F-A
50.000c_Aug 1 '21-'40
4Ms'21 M-S 50,000--Mar l '22-'31
4s '15
$15,OOOr—.July 1 1925
30,000r_ 1926-'28 & '30
55,OOOr.May 1 '23-'31
48'02
M-N
13,000r—.May 1 1932
4s '03
M-N
45,OOOr-May 1 '22-'30
4s '04
M-N
15,000r_May 1 '22-'24
4Ms'06 A-O
60,000r_0ct 15 '21-'26
4Ms'07 J-D 370,OOOr—June 11927
4Ms'08 A-O
7,000r.Apr 1 *22-'28
4 Ms'10 A-O
35,000r—Oct 1 '2l-'27
4Ms'U A-O
55,OOOr—Oct 1 '21 *31
4Ma'l2 A-O
60,000r_.Oct 1 21-'32
5s '13
J-J
226,OOOr. July 1 *22-33
4Ms'14 J-D 195,000r. July 1 '22-"34
4Ms'15 M-S 150,000r_Sept ! '21-'35
4s *16
J-D
45.000r„ June 1'2 ?-*36
4Ms'17 M-S 32,000—July 1 '22-'37
4.60s'19F-A
51,000—Feb 1 *22-'39
4Ms'19 M-N 51,OOOr.June 1 '22-'39
4Ms'19 M-N 44.300r.June 1 '22-'39
5s '20
J-J
114,000c.July 1 '22-'40
5s '20
J-J
38,000c.July 1 '22-'40
5s '20
M-S
12,OOOr_Sept 1 '21-'32
4s '02
24,735
INT. at Nat. Bank of Skaneatles.
SKANEATELES
UNION
FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
This district Is In Onondaga Co.
4s '09
Oct / $5,OOOr.Oct 1 '21-*25
\ 24,OOOr.Oct 1 '26-'37
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921$29,000
Assessed val'n, real estate—1,779.706
Assessed val'n. personal. .23,806
Other assessable property.72,355
Tot. ass'd
School tax
val.'2l(75%act.)l,875,855
(per $1,000) 1921—$9.86
in 1920—
1,800
Population
INT. at Nat. Bank of Skaneateles-
INT. at First Nat. Bk. of Waterloo
SLOAN.
This village is in Erie County.
Incorp. 1896.
Sewer Bonds.
4.70s* 17 A-O $77,500—Oct 1 '22-'46
Street Paving Bonds.
5s '19
$41,438—Oct 11922-'23
GENERAL BOND.
DEBT
TOT. DEBT May 4 *21—
$50,000
May 20 1921
$118,928
Assess, val. real estate..—4.515,815 Assess, debt (additional).33,206
Assess, val. personal
113,500 Assess, val. '21(65% act.).1,786,006
Exemptions
1
14,960 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$18.56
Total assess, val. 1920
5,075,656 Population 1910, 1,259; 1920, 1,791
(Assessment about 82% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920— .$33.70
SODUS.
Population 1910, 7,407; 1920. 6,389
This town is in Wayne County.
INT. 'payable in N. Y. City; at
Water Bonds.
Douglas Fenwick & Co.
5s
$2,000--July 1 '2K24
4.90s
—■
27,480.-July 1 *25-'32
Fire House Bonds.
SENECA FALLS. VILLAGE.
SENECA FALLS, TOWN.
This town is In Seneca County.
Paving Bonds.
4.70s'19M-N$24,000.-Nov 1 '24-*26
5s '20
M-N 32,000.-Nov 1 '27-'30
Refunding Bonds.
4 Jis'13 J-J $10.000—July 1 *22-*25
—-
—
—
—
This village Is in Seneca County
Incorp, In 1831; re-incorp. In 1902.
Street Paving Bonds.
4.30sTlF-A $25,000r—Feb
4.25ST1F-A
15,OOOr.-Aug
4.30s
J-D
3,200r..Dec
4.45s'12F-A
20,000r—Feb
4Hs'16 J-J
.
1 *22-'26
1 '21-'25
1 '21-'24
1 *27-'30
2,300r—Jan 1 '22-'20
5s
—
$5.000--Apr
BOND. DEBT May 2 '21-
15'22-'26
$34,480
Assess, val., real estate--—2,847,585
Assessed val., personal
24,400
Other assess, prop--
434,010
Tot.assess.val.l21 (75% act.).3,305,995
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)
'21 .$22.05
Population in 1910, 4,857 , 20, 4,408
,
j
^
This village is in Rockland County.
Cortland County
Paving Bonds.
Railroad Bonds.
F-A $27,500r_.Augl 21- 31
4s
$27,000
$2,000 y rly 5s '19
s-a
' 21,000r_.0ct 1
21-41
BOND. DEBT Jan 4 1921..$27,000 6s'20
Fire Alarm Bonds.
Assessed val'n, real est. 1921.303,596
F-A
$1,500—Aug 1'21-23
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921..$40.20 + 5s'19
Water Bonds.
Population in 1910, 518; 1920--.498
5Ms'00
$13,500—$1,500 yearly
6s'20
s-a
20.000r.-0ct 1 '21-'40
SOLVAY.
BOND. DEBT June 14 '21
$83,500
This village Is in Onondaga Co.
Floating debt (add!)—
_4,000
Inc. 1894.
Population 1910. 5.139, Water debt (incl.)
33,500
1920.7.352.
Assessed val'n, real estate.-2,772.500
Refunding Water Bonds.
Other assess, property
465,060
6s *15
F-A $75,000r—Aug 1 1940 Tot.ass'd val. '21 (80% act.)3,237,560
General Impt. Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
.$9.10
4Ms'14 F-A f$2,OOOr_Aug 1 *21-'22
Population 1910, 2,663; 1920, 3,154
142.000.. Aug 1 *23-*43
Principal and interest payable at
2,000
1921-1922
4Ms'14 F-A
the Treasurer's office.
32,000
.1923-1938
Street & Fire Alarm Bonds.
5s '19
F-A $30,000c&rAug 1 '23-'42 SUFFOLK COUNTY.
County seat is Riverhead.
Street Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
4Hs'09 J-D $102,000.June 1 *22-*38
22- 25
4 Ms* 12 F-A 120,000c.Aug 1 '21-'40 4>4s'15 A-O $20,000r.Apr 1
Bldg. Impt. Bonds.
Water bonds....
$75,000
26,500 4Ms*14 J-D $32,500r.June 1 22-'34
Sewer bonds
"
26.000 4Ms'16 M-N (37,500r_Nov 1 22-35
Milton Avenue bonds
( 2,500r__.April 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920— $430,000
M-S
55,000.-Sept 1 21-35
75,000 5s'20
Water debt (Included)
Total valuation 1919
5,1422,00
1 '22-'23
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$13.60
\ 20,000r—Mch 2 1924
INTEREST in New York.
Road Bonds.
4Ms'08J-J $15,000r_July 1 '22- 24
SOUTHAMPTON.
4Ms'13 A-0
55,000r.Apr 1 '24- 29
This village Is in Suffolk County. 4Ms'15 J-J
/28,000r_JuIy 1 '22-'25
Inc. 1894.
Population 1910, 2,509; 7
l60.000r.July 1 '26-'35
1920, 2,635.
4Hs'19 A-0 418,000—Oct 1 *21-'39
Fire & Park Bonds.
BOND. DT. Dec 31 20$828,000
4 Ms'16 J-J
$7,000. .July 1 '22-'28 Sinking fund
5,000
Park Improvement Bonds.
Assess, val., real..
119,241,360
4.45s'15 J-J $20.000
1921-1928 Assess, val., personal—
1,006,275
H. 8c L. Truck Bonds.
Other assessable property
2,794,459
6s
July $2.400r
1921-1924 Tot.ass.val.'20(6a% act.) 123,042.094
Curb and Gutter Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1920.-$3.10
4Ms'10 J-J
$2,500—Jan 1 '22-'26 Pop'n 1910, 96,138; 1920....110 241
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
INT. at County Treasurer s office.
4.40sT3J J $15,000r
.1921-1935
This town Is In
,
...
—
—
—.
4H?10^d-IS/$24,000r.Mch
_
4Ms'14 J-J
1921
500r
Macadam Road Bonds.
5s '17
J-J
$45,000..July 1 '22-'39
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 1919 $110,500
Assessed val'n, real estate..4,362,832
Assessed val'n. personal
Other assessable property..
287,800
129,448
Total assessed val'n 1918.-4,780,080
Total assessed value 1919-.4.807.235
_
,
.
_
SULLIVAN COUNTY,
Monticello is the county seat.
4Ms'12
4Ms'14
4Ms'15
4Ms'16
4Ms'17
F-A
F-A
J-D
J-D
_
J-J
—
...
...
4Ms'13 A-O
i Ms
4 Ms
4s
5s
39.000r.Apr 1 '22-*33
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
'99 J-D*5915,000r_.Dec 30 1929
Zoological Bonds.
4Ms'15 M-N $6,470
May 1 '22-'35
Water Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J $100.000r_Jan
4 Ms'08 J-J
175,OOOr.July
4s '08
J-J
300,OOOr.July
4s '09
J-J
100,000r_July
1 '27-'28
1 '22-'28
1 '29-'40
1 '41-'44
Refunding Water Bonds.
5Ms'20 s-a§$3,400,000c&rSep 1 *20-60
Garbage Reduction Plant Bds.
5s '18 M-NI2l2.500.May 15 '22-'38
Court-House Bonds.
4 Ms'07 F-AS 70,000r.Aug
Funded
4s '04 J-D
1 *21-'27
Debt Bonds.
*548,960r.June 1 *22-'24
Fire Alarm & City Hall Bonds.
4s '09
A-0 56f),750r—Apr 1 '22-'29
High-School Bonds.
4s '06 M-N *512,500r May 15 '22-'26
4 Ms'07 M-N *56,345r May 15 '22-'26
3Ms'OO J-J
240,OOOr...July *22-'45
4Ms'13 A-0
45,000r_Apr 1 '22-'33
4Ms'15 A-O 150,OOOr.Aug 1 '21-'35
4Ms'16 M-N 30.000r_May 1 '22-'36
4s *17
M-S
56,OOOr.Mar 1 '22-'37
5s '18
130,900.-Mar 1 '22-'38
City's share town of Sallna bonds
57,785-60
Germania Trac
3.064.50
'21 $13,628,904
(Included)
4,100,000
Assessed valuation, real.171,249,479
Assess, val., personal
493,919
Franchises
10,027,360
Water debt
__
Total taxable
property..181,770,758
Actual value (est J
200,000.000
Hty tax rate (per 51,000)'20.523 .177
Pop. TO. 137,249; '20
176.647
INT. on bonds marked (*) at U. S.
Mtge. & Tr. Co.; on bonds marked
(§) at the Equitable Trust Co., N. Y.;
other bonds at Columbia Trust Co.,
office.
$84,000r..Jan 1 '22-*42
6,000r..Jan 1 *22-'27 SYRACUSE.
18.000r_$l,000 yearly
Mark E. Conan, Comptroller.
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 '21- $108,500
Syracuse Is situated in Onondaga
Assess, val. real estate
4,731,039 County.
Incorp. Dec. 13 1848. The
Total assess, val.
4,906,320 village of Elmwood was annexed on
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$12.80 Jan. 1 1900.
Pop'n 1920, 171,647.
Population in 1917 (est.)
3,800
Bridge Bonds.
INT. at Southampton Bank and 3 Ms'01 F-A
*$700r„ .—Aug 1921
First National Bank.
4Ms'15 A-O
8,400—Apr 1 '22-'35
4Ms'15 J-J
♦8,400 —Jan 1 '22-'35
Collegiate Bonds.
SOUTH GLENS FALLS.
4s '96 J-D *5100,OOOr—Dec 1 1926
A village in Saratoga Co. Inc.1895.
Harbor Brook Impt. Bonds.
Pavement Bonds.
3Ms'02 M-N
$1,00 )r_Nov 1 '21-'22
5s '19
s-a
$20,000.-July 1 '22-'31 3Ms'03A-O
*l,400r.Apr 1 '22-'23
Sewer Bonds.
School and Park Bonds.
4Ms'll M-S $22,000c$2,000 yly Mar
5s '21 s-a §$540,000c_May 1 '22-'41
Water Refunding Bonds.
School Bonds.
4Ms'10 F-A $26,000c_$2,000yly Feb
Ms'01 F-A *$2,500r
Aug 1921
Highway Bonds.
Ms'02 J-J
*6,200r—July 1 1922
4Ms'16 M-S $28,000c.Sept 1 *21-'49
4Hs'07 M-N
19,500r Mayl5 *22-'27
BOND. DEBT June 1 1919-$113,000
4 Ms'07 J-J
7,500r July 15 '22-'27
Water debt (included)..
30,000 4s '09
A-0
60,000r_Apr 1 '22-'29
Assessed valuation, real
919,467
14,000r_Dec 1 '21-'34
4 Ms* 14 J-D
Special franchise...
28,939
35,000r_Jan 1 '22-'35
4Ms'15 J-J
Total assessed val'n 1918
70,000— Feb 1 '22-'35
4Ms'15 F-A
(33 to 50% actual)
948,406
4Ms*15 A-0 235,87or.Aug 1 '21-*35
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '18.$24.80
4Ms'10 F-A
23,625r_Feb 1 '22-'30
Population 1910, 2,247; 1920-.2,158
5s '18
M-N3l6.200.May 15 '22-*38
INT. payable at So. Glens Falls.
5Ms'20 s-a §480,000c&r Bept l'21-40
Onondaga Creek Impt. Bonds.
3Ms'02J-D
♦$5,000r_Deo 1 *21-'22
SPENCERPORT.
M-N
*3,750r_May 1 '22-'24
This village is in Monroe County. 4s '04
4Ms'13 Jan
4Ms'12 Jan
4 Ms
Jan
^
^
<
_
Incorporated in 1867.
BOND. DEBT May 27 1921.S27.436
Assessed val., real estate....660,676
Assessed
val., personal
12,750
Other assess, property
15.206
Total ass'd val.'21 (80% act.)688,632
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921.$18.00
Population 1910, 1,000! 1920 —.926
SPRINGVILLE.
This
village
is
in
Erie County.
Electric Bonds.
$11,318
5Ms'21 s-a
§456,000c_May 1 '22-'31
5s '20
Incorporated In 1834.
-s
Aug 1921
4Ms'll M-N 63,2 )0r_May 1 '21-*31
4Ms'12 J-D
o5,000r.June 1 '22-'32
4Ms'13 F-A
32,500r_Aug 15 '21-'33
4Ms'15 M-N 65,400—May 1 *22-'35
4 Ms'16 M-N 45,000r_May 1 '22-'36
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 Ms'17 J-J
$48,0u0r.July 15 '22-'27
4Ms'18 F-A 112,000-Aug 15 '21-'2S
4Ms'19 J-D 112,000r_June 1 22- 29
§450,000c&r Nov l'21-30
s-a
Sidewalk Impt. Bonds.
5s '20
s-a §$18,500c&rNov
...
—
...
...
prop
35,685
Tot.assess.val. 21 (65 % act.) 1,660,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '21
$14.00
5a
20
s-a
§260.000c&rNov 1
Local Impt. Bonds.
21-40
1 1922
*21-'23
22-24
'22-*45
STAMFORD UN. F. S. D. NO. 4.
This district (P. O. Hobart) is in 4Ms'16 J-D 220,000—June 1 '22- 26
4Ms'17 J-J
90,000r_July 15 '22-'27
Delaware County.
4Ms'17 J-J
4.000r_July 15'21-'22
School House Constr. Bonds
6e'19
M-N I $15,000—Nov 1 '21-'35 4Ms'18 F-A 136,000-Aug 15 '21-'28
6,000-Aug 15 '21- 23
t 16,000..Nov 1 '36-*45 4Ms'18 F-A
4Ms'19 ann
48,000r.June 1 '22-*29
5s '19
M-N
4,000
5,400r.June 1 *22-'24
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921—$34,500 4 Ms'19 ann
Population 1910, 2,246; 1920, 2.331
$14,000r ..June
4Ms'13M-S
63.000r.Sept 1
4Ms'14 J-D 100,050r.June 1
4Ms'15 J-D 214,616—June 1
4Ms'12 J-D
-
Assessed value, real estate—261,040
Assessed value, personal
35,200
5s
20
5Ms'21
s-a
s-a
§125,000c&rNov 1 21- 40
§80,000c&rMay 1*22-31
Sewer Bonds.
7,016
515,000r_July
act.).303,256 4Ms'07J-J
J-J
70,000r.July
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$35.10 4s '08
Population in 1920 (est.)
—800 4Ms'll A-0 $50,000r_Apr
Other assessable property—
Tot. ass'd val. '20 (34%
...
4Ms'14
4s
...
...
July 1 1934
19,000
4.65s'18—
Paving Bonds.
$7,190.84Mch2'22-'32
4.30s'14 J-J
47,000
July 1 1925
4.30s
16,000
July 1 1925
5s
...
.
9,000r__.July 1 1927
4Ms'16 J-J
Street-Impt. Bonds.
4.60s *17 J-J $19,OOOr.-July 1 1928
a
5Ms'20
$130,000c_July
...
1
1931
Bonds.
Jan $13,200—Jan 2'22-'32
Water
5s
5s '20
/ 20,000c.July 1 '22-'25
...
1175.OOOc.July 1 '26-'50
9,000c .July 1 '22-'30
/
5Ms'20
(
40,000c.July 1 *31-'50
25.000c.July 1 '27-'51
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J 510->.000--Jan 1 '22-'42
4Ms* 14 J-J
46,000r.Jan 1 '22-*44
4Ms
111,000
July 1 1948
BOND. DEBT June 16 '21 $864,860
Water debt (incl.)
520,200
5Ms'21
—
Water
...
Assessed val., real estate.12,331,900
11,850
Assessed value, personal
'1
Special franchise
779,416
Total assessed value 1921-13,123,175
City tax (per $1,000) 1920_$10 54 +
a INT.
payable at City Treas¬
urer's office, Chase Nat. Bk., N.Y.
and Seaboard Nat. Bk., N. Y,
TONAWANDA SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district was formerly Union
Free
School
schools
are
4s
*92
4s '97
A-O
4s '98
District
A-O
A-0
now
No.
.
—
The
.1921-1922
1938-1947
1921-1922
4.000c
TOT. DEBT
3.
city charter.
under
$4,000o
42,000c
Apr 13 1920
-$54,000
Assessed valuation 1918-19 6,988,923
TARRYTOWN.
Population in 1918 (est.).;
INT.
This
village is In Westchester Co
Population 1910, 5,600,
1920, 5.807.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4MsT5J-J
$7,000—Oct 1 *21-'27
4Ms'16 J-D
8,340—June 1 '22-'26
Inc.
1870.
Water Bonds.
J-D$245,000r—.June 1 1926
3Ms'04 F-A
12.000r_Aug 1 '21-'26
4Ms'll F-A
22,500r_Aug 1 '21-'35
4.30s'17M-N 26,000-Nov 1 *21-'33
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Msl9 J-D $69,000-June 1 '22-*44
on
4s
of
1892
at
9,000
Hanover
Nat. Bk., N. Y.; others at Seaboard
Nat. Bank. New York.
TONAWANDA SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
This district (P. O.
In
4s
Tonawanda) is
Erie County.
School Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
$99,750..June 1 '22-'40
(?)
BONDED DEBT
TONAWANDA
TOWNSHIP.
This town is in Erie County.
Riverside Water Dist. Bonds.
5s
$9,420.50
4Ms'17 J-J $144.000—July 1 '22-'37
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 '18—
$587.00 BOND. DEBT May 8 1918 $186,000
3,048
Assess, val. real estate
11,739,100 Floating debt
42,842
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1915
58.00 Sinking fund
Town valuation 1917
12,200,000
INT. at Tarry town Nat. Bank.
(Assessment 60 to 80% actual value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '17_$7.26
THERESA.
Population 1910. 2,175; 1920 , 5,505
This village is In Jefferson County.
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Tonawan¬
Incorporated in 1871.
da, and State Bank of Kenmore.
Water-Works Bonds.
Street Bonds.
...
3Ms
Light
$1,800...Nov 18 1926
...
3.74s
BOND.
Bonds.
$9.000
1921-1929
DEBT Apr 1921—$27,000
Water debt
18,000
(included)
337,538
Assess, val., real estate
40,100
Assess, val., personal
Total assess, val. 1919
1910,
Population
377,63
1920- $20.00
932; 1920, 857
TROY.
Troy
Is
situated
in
Renssal&er
County.
Incorporated in 1816.
On
Jan. 1
1901 a bill
known as the
"Greater Troy Bill" became opera¬
tive.
Under its provisions the vil¬
lage of Lansingburg and portions of
the towns of North Greenbush and
Brunswick became part of Troy
Voting-Machine Bonds.
*06
F-A
57,3SOr_Aug 1 '21-20
'18
8,160..Sept 1 '21-'28
5s *19
A-O
8,OOOr. Oct 15 '21-'25
Harbor and Dock Bonds.
6s '21
s-a $175,000c.Apr
1 '22-'61
Municipal Loan Bonds.
4s *06
J-D $J6.500c_J'nel5'22-'26
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s *02
J-J
$772r
Jan 1 1922
3Ms'02 A-O
3.010r—Oct 1 '21-*22
4s '02
J-J
7,137r
July 1 1922
4s '03
M-S
3,160r_Sept 1 '21-'23
4s "03
F-A
833r._.Aug 1 '21-'23
4s '05
J-J
6,413r_July 1 '22-'25
4s *06
J-J
19,000o.JuIy 1 '22-'26
4s '06
J-D
6,34or.__ Decl'21-'26
4 Ms*07 F-A
19,680r-Aug 15 *21-27
4 Ms'08 A-O
14,800c.Oct 15 *21-'28
4s '09
M-N
67,500r May 11 '22-'29
4Ms'10 F-A
71.l00r_Feb 1'22-'30
4s '10
F-A
36,0(X)r_Feb 24 '22-'30
4Ms'll F-A
| 8,000r_Feb 1 *22-'31
4Ms'll M-N 1 l,200r—Nov 1 1921
4Ms'll J-D
38,500r_Dec 1 *21-*31
4Ms'13 J-J
72,000r_Jan 10 *22-'33
4Ms'13 F-A
49,l00r_Feb 10 '22-'33
4Ms'14 F-A
41,200r_Feb 16 *22-'34
4Ms'14 A-O
88.900r.Apr 15 '22-'34
4Ms'15 A-O
58,800r_Apr 15 '22-'35
4Ms'15 J-J
41,300r_July 15 *22- 35
4Ms'16 M-N 30,400r._May '22-'30
4Ms'16 M-N 46,00'Jr-Nov 15 "21-'36
6s '21
s-a
69,000r_Mar 1 '22-'41
Public Safety Dept. Bonds.
4 Ms'19 F-A $6L540r_Feb 1 '22-'39
Harbor and Dock Bonds.
6s '21
A-0$175,000__Apr 1 *22-'61
4s
THOMPSON.
5s
Sullivan County.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
M-S5141,OOOr
1923
3 Ms
M-S
75,OOOr
TOTAL DEBT May 13 T9_$215,000
Total valuation 1918
891,235
Total tax (per 51,000) 1910^ — 535.87
Population 1910, 4,196; 1920--4,597
INT. at Nat. Union Bk., Monti
This town is in
4s
TICONDEROGA
UNION
FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 5.
Building Bonds.
4.40s'06M-N 542.840r_.May 1 '22-'42
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1920.
$45,000
Ass'd val. (real&pers'l) '20.2,828,831
School tax
(per $1,000) 1920—$21.21
Population in 1920
4,516
INTEREST payable at N. Y. at
any
bank or trust company.
TIOGA COUNTY.
County seat is Owego.
Jail Bonds.
4s
...
$3,000-$3,000 Feb 1 '22
Highway Improvement
5s '18
$15.000.-Mar
BOND. DEBT May 25'21
Bonds.
1 '22-'30
$48,000
Assessed val'n, real estate.15,272,608
Assessed val'n, personal..
117,600
Tot.ass'd val.'20(abt.act.) 15,390,208
1920. 25.624; 1920, 24,212
INT. payable at the office of the
County Treasurer.
Popul'n
—
.
Park Bonds.
COUNTY.
3 Ms'02 A-O$i05,000r_.Oct 1 '21-'4I
seat.
4s '05
F-A
28,000r_..Aug 1 1925
Highway Bonds.
4s '06
A-O
48,802.98r.Apr 1 1920
4 Ms
$8,000
1921-1924
4s '07
M-S
23,197.02r_Mch 1 1927
4Ms
38,000
1921-1939
4Ms'08 M-N 10,500r.May 14 *22-28
4Ms'15 Apr
30.000c_Apr 1 '22-'36
4s '09
M-N
8,OOOr .May 11 *22-'29
Feb 1 1922
TOMPKINS
Ithaca is the county
„
—
1 22-27
1 '22-'28
1 '22-'31
—
(Assessment 75 to 90% actual value).
School tax (per 51,000)1918- 59.644*
cello.
l'21-'25
Highway Bonds.
5Ms'21 s-a
§l6,000c&rMay l'22-26
J*
$20,539
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
5s *19
s-a
10,450..May 1 '22-'32
4Ms'17 J-J $405,600r_July 15 22- 37
5s *19
s-a
4,550
May 1 '22-'26
4Ms'19
405,000-Mar 15 *22-'39
5s *19
s-a
10,517..May 1 '22-'32
City-Hall Refunding Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
4s ,09
F-A$135.000r_Aug 2 '21-'29
6s '21
M-N$12,000-.Nov 1 '22-'23
General Impt. Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4Ms'10 J-J $108,000r.July 1'22-*30
-s
$32,700.
4Ms'll M-8
80,300—Sept 15'21-31
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
$62,503
4Ms'12 M-N140,000r.Nov 1 '21-'32
Water debt (incl.)
32,700
4Ms'14 A-O 235,950 .Apr 1 '22-'34
Assess, val., real estate
1,617,315
4Ms'16 J-D 206,800r_0ct I '21-'36
Assess. val., personal
7,000
4Hs'19 A-O 551,OOOr_Oct
1921-'39
Other assess,
*
New York.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Park Bonds.
3 Ms'01 F-A *$l,250r
8,400—July 1'22-'35
21,000—-July 1 1939
10,800
July 1 1937
19,000
July 1 1934
6,500
July 1 1932
—
—
County tax (per $1,000) '18.—$3.50
Population 1910,33.808; 1920-33.163
INT. at County Treasurer's
.
_
...
Assess, value, real estate—7,495,283
Village tax (per $1,000) 1919-113.70
Assess, value, personal
142.105
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank
Special franchises
79,067
and at Southampton Bank.
Total asess. value 1918—7,716,455
SOUTHAMPTON
UNION
FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 6.
_
...
BOND. DEBT Apr 1
$l8,000.c&rjan l'22-'30
Turnpike Bonds.
4s '10
J-J
$4,360r—Jan 1 '22-'27
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
$9J,000c.-Jan 1 '22-'39
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '18- $142,682
4s *11
89,300r_Aug 1 *21-'31 TOT. BD. DT. Nov. 1 1919 $98,000
120.000r.Aug 1 '21-'32 Assessed valu-JReal estate28,212,l65
ation 1919- (Personal
1,511,251
35.625..Dec 1 '21-'35
Total assessed val'n 1919.29,723,416
140.000—June 1 '22-'35
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $7.35 +
A-0 40,000
Oct 1 *21-'36
J-J
80,000r.July 15 '22-*37 Popul'n 1910. 33.647; 1920, 35,285
INT. payable at office of County
5s
M-S 127,500.May 15 *22-'38
Treasurer in N. Y. exchange.
4Ms'19 s-a
237.500r_.0ct 1 *21-39
5s '21
s-a §240,000c&rMay 1*22-41
TONAWANDA, CITY.
Public Works Bonds.
This city is In Tonawanda Town,
5s '20
s-a
§$48,000c&rNov l'21-'23
Erie
Co.
1903.
Popula¬
Incorp.
Public Safety Bonds.
tion 1910, 8,290;1920, 10,038.
4Ms'15 F-A*$38.500—Feb 1 '22-'35
5s *20
$11,OOOr
1921-1931
Library Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms'01 F-A*52,900r
Aug 1921
5s
$7,800
July 1 1932
Fire Department Bonds.
5s
7,800
July 1 1932
3 Ms'01 F-A *52,l00r
Aug 1921
5s
9,000
July 1 1934
3Ms'02M-N
1,250 —.May 1 1922
10,200
July 1 1936
4Ms'07A-O
2l,000r_0ct
1 *21-'27 5s
4 Ms'll
SUFFERN.
SOLON.
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
NEW YORK—CITIES AND
76
—
4s
—
5,000
_
Junb, 1921.]
TEOY
UNION
(Concluded)—
Franchise Tax Refunding.
s-a
$46,OOOr_Oct 15 '21-'30
6s '20
,
Tax Deficiency Bonds.
4J*s'08 A-0 511,205r _.Oct28'21-*28
4s '05
M-N
10,400r ..Mayl*22-'25
4s *05
J-J
14,402r
Jly 15'21-25
4s'06
M-S
ll,250r_Mch27'22-'26
Fire Alarm, Telegraph & Police
Signal.
6s '20
s-a $200,000r__Oct 1 '21-'40
Troy Water Bonds.
3J*s*02 J-J $428,000 __.JuIyl'22-'36
4s 03
M-S 230,000r_Sept 1 '21-*34
4s'05
J-D 155.260.91r June 1 1925
4s '05
M-S 181.500r.Sept 1* 35-'39
4s '06
J-D
49,'00r_Jne 5 '22-'26
4s '06
M-S
2,000r_Sept 1 *21-'22
4 3*s'08 M-N 140.000rMay 15 '22-'48
4s '09
F-A
18,000r_Aug 15 '2l-'29
4J*s'll
41*8*11
4Ha'13
41*s'14
41*s'14
J-J
10.000r_Jan 15 *22-'31
99,000r_June 1 *22-'3l
J-D
36,250r_June 1 '22-'33
J-J
227,500r_Jan 15 '22-'34
M-S 288,750r_Mar 1 '22-'54
4s'16
M-N 54,' OOr—May'22-'56
4^s'18 F-A
58,27.;r_Feb 15 '22-'58
6s '21
M-N 12,000..May 1 '22-'33
,
J-D
Water Refunding Bonds.
4J*s'20
„
s-a
$25,000r
1921-1930
Public Building Bonds.
(TOWN)
UNION
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
FREE
,
This district (P. O. Endicott) is in
Broome County.
'01- 02
$14,000
4.35s'14 July! 12.000c.Dec 1 *22-'24
_s
\ 84.000c.Dec 1 '25-'38
5a *15
4.15s'16Dec
—
-s
'17
Dec
6s *20
-
8,000—Dec 1 '21-'24
40,000
16,000c_Dec 1 '21-'36
160,000—Dec 1 '21-'50
BOND. DEBT
Apr 24 19- $188,000
Assessed val., real estate..5,301,252
Assessed value, personal
1,463
Tot.assess.val. 18(50 %act.) 5,302,715
Population 1919(school census) 14,000
INT.
Farmers'
at
Nat.
Bank,
Union, in N. Y. exchange.
UNION
(TOWN) UNION
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 5.
FREE
This district is in Broome County.
4.40s'14 Dec $86,000c..Dec 1 '21-'40
4s
3,500.
4,000
7,600
205,000.
...
4>*s
4.60s
5s
5s '20
...
...
...
s-a
Apr 25 '21.
Total valuation 1920.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
...
—
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
45*s'15 J-J
$L9,764r_July 1 *22-'35
45*sT7 J-J
o5.282r.July 16 '22-'37
4s
for public improvements
254,580
Assess, val. real estate
57,497,194
Assess, val. franchise.— 4,419,410
Total assess, val. 1921—61,916,604
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21.$21.16
The interest and principal of the
bonds are provided for
by the Water Dept. from water rents.
Population 1910,76 813; 1920, 72,013
INT. pay. at office of City Treas.
water-works
TBUXTON.
This town is In Cortland County.
Railroad-Aid Refunding Bonds.
4>*s*12 J-J $74,000c July 15 *21-'42
BOND. DEBT Nov. 1920—.$74,000
Assess, val. real estate
570,900
Assess, val. personal
11,523
Total val. '20 (84% actual)..582,425
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920_..$31.69
Population 1910, 1,132; 1920,
920
INT. at Guarantee Tr. Co. in N.Y.
TUCKAHOE.
This village is in Westchester Co.
Pop'n 1915, 2,753.
Grade-Crossing Elim. Bonds.
5s
$51,396
1921 -1944
Street Improvement Bonds.
4MB
$399.22..
1921
4.40s
25,000
1925-1934
4.40s
6,000
.1921-1933
4.20s
3,780
1921-1923
5s
5,300
1921-1922
5s
9,200
1931-1940
5s
1,000
1921-1922
45*s
2.500
1941
43*s
37,000
1921-1941
—
...
...
...
...
...
—
—
5s
—
4.30s
4.20s'16M-N
...
1,500
4,500
(Subject to call any
5s '18
M-N
7,600
Sewer Bonds.
4.40s
$10,000
...
4.75s
4MB
600
—
4.75s
1943
1922-1924
13,000—May l '22-*34
time.)
1923-1929
1921-1924
1941
3,000.
—-
1,860
2,500
—.1942
1921-1926
16
45*s'19
55*s'20
M-N
s-a
s-a
—
$425,500
6,350,000
9,900r.May 1 *22-'36
40,850r.July 15 '2l-'39
30,000r.Aug 1 '21-40
12,000
1921-1928
5s'18
4,000
1921-1924
45*s*19 s-a
33,2/ Or.July 15 *21-*39
45*8*19 s-a
28,£00r_July 15 *21-'39
45*s*19 s-a
9,5OOr.July 15 '21-'39
45*s*19 s-a
21,550r.July 15 '21-'39
55*s*20 s-a
31,OOOr_July 10 *21-'40
55*s'20 s-a
30,000r.July 10 *21-*40
Refund. U. C. & B. RR. Bonds.
4s '09
M-S. $6S,000r.Mch 1 '22-*29
Voting-Machine Bonds.
45*8*14 F-A
$3,000r.Aug 1 '21-*20
5s '18
19,200—Oct 1 '2l-'28
Subway Bonds.
45*s'll J-J
$18,000..July 1 '21-'29
45*s'13 M-N
1,200—May 1 '22-'33
45*s'l3 A-O
13,000r....0ct 1 '2i-'33
45*s'14 A-O
16,250r Apr 15 '22-*34
45*s'15 J-J
41,400r_July 1 '21-'35
...
—
Fire-Station Bonds.
45*8*14 M-N$28,000r_.Nov 1 '21-'34
5s '18
—
6,600 —.1921-1928
Cemetery Bonds.
A-O $22,000r
4s '16
Bridges and Culverts.
45*s*10 F-A $30,000r._Aug 1 '21-'30
45*s'H J-J
l,600r_July 1 '2t-*28
45*8*12 M-N 39.000r.31ay 1 '22-*32
5s'14
M-N
2,300—May 1 '41-'43 4>*f
45*s
M-S
2,400—Sept 1 *21-'24
Village-Hall Bonds.
59,150r_July 1 *22-*35
4.30sl0M-N$23,400—Nov 1 '21-'38 45*8*15 J-J
2,100r.July 16'21-'27
45*8
600
1921 45*s'17 J-J
Bridge Elimination Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '17
55*s*20 s-a
$50.000r.Aug 1 '21-'40
M-N/$1,500—May 1 '26-*28
t
530
May 1 1929
Parkway and Parks.
BOND. DEBT June 1 1921 $370,000 4s *09
J-J
$22,298..July 1 '21-'29
Assess, val. real estate (80%
45*s'10 J-J
22,500-July 1 *22-'30
actual) 1921
4,711.000 45*sTl J-J
12.560r.July 1 '22-'3I
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921...$15,07 45*s'17 J-J
2,1 OOr.July 16 '21-'27
49,500r_June 1 *22-*31
Population In 1910,2,722; '20,3,509. 45*s'12 J-D
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Mt. Vernon. 45*8*13 J-J
ll.000r.July 1 *22-'32
l,800r_May 15'22-'33
45*s'13 M-N
ULSTER COUNTY?
4,550r_Nov 1 '21-'33
45*s'13 M-N
ll,700r_Apr 1 '22-*34
45*8*14 A-O
County seat is Kingston.
26,6/.Or. July 1 '22-34
45*8*14 J-J
Turnpike and Road Bonds.
4s
M-S $18,000c—Mch 1 '21-'29 45*s*14 J-J
500—July 1 1922
500
4 1*8*09 M-S
July 1 1922
60.000r_.Mch 1 *21-'32 45*8*14 J-J
45*8
Refunding Bonds.
6,000—Sept 1 *21-'32
4s
M-S $110,500c.Mch 1 '21-'31 45*8*15 J-J
25,900r_July 1 '22-*35
F-A
12.000r_Aug 1 *21-'36
Court-House Bonds 1895 (Ref.). 4s '16
4s
M-S $46,000c_Mar 1 %23-*24 55*s'20 s-a
40,000r_july 10 *21-40
4s *16
J-J
$3,750r_July 1 *22-'36
Jail Bonds.
4s
M-8 $80,000c_Mar 1 '25-'20 45*s'19 s-a
35.100r.July 15'22-39
5s
4.75a'08 A-O
...
INT. at Nat. Bank of
Falls.
Wappinger
■
WARREN COUNTY.
.
4s '16
7,177.09
14,400
1921-1938
12,000
1921-1928
Revenue Bonds.
$4,500..Dec 1 *21-'25
14,187.50
ann
5s '18
5s '18
..
__
Special
55*s*20
55*8*20
.
INT. payable
in N. Y. exchange.
WARSAW.
...
Academy and School Bonds.
$>40r,Oct 15 '21-22
35*s
A-O
4s *09
F-A
7,065r.Aug 1 *21-'29
45*s'09 F-A '
9,000r_Aug 1 *21-29
45*s*09 M-S 30,000r.Sept 1 '21-'29
45*s 08 J-J
20,000r.July 15 *21-'28
45*s'08 M-N
8,000r_Nov 2 *21-'28
45*s'08 M-N I3,120r-Nov 2 "
'21-28
4s *09
A-O
6,000r_Apr 1 •22-29
June
3,500r.June 1 *22-'23
35*s
June
35*s
2,000r.June 1 *22-'23
J-J
5,000—Jan
1 '22-*25
35*s
M-N
4s.'07
1926
7,500r_May 1
45*s'10 M-N 40,000r_May 1 '22-'29
45*s'13 J-J
65,000r_July 1 '21 -'33
45*s
M-S 123,750r_Sept 1 '21-'35
45*s
F-A
4o,872r.Feb 1 *22-'34
45*8*14 J-J
63 0OOr.July I '21-'34
45*8*15 M-N301,000r_May 1 *22-'35
45*s'I3 J-J
7.500r_July 1 '21-'25
45*8*17 J-J
17,500r_JuIy 16 '21-'27
5s '18
Assessed val'n (real est)
1,603,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) *15—.$17.47
Population 1910, 3,195; 1920—3,235
Library Bonds.
Lake George Is the county seat.
Jan f$3l,850r—Jan 1 22-*28
Road Bonds
30,000r
Jan 1 '29-'31
5s *12
J-D $20,000r.june 1 '22-'23
35*8
5,400r.Apr 1 '22-'24 5s '19
Apr
F-A
63,820—Feb 1 *24-'29
15,OOOr_Apr 1 '25-'34
Bridge Bonds.
Street Bonds.
5s *19
F-A $41,257..Aug 1 *29-*49
45*8*13 J-J
$6,000r..July 1 '22-'23 BOND.
DEBT Apr 18 '21
$135,057
45*8*14 A-O
6,000r_Apr 15 *22-'24 Assessed
valuation, real..17,882,852
45*s'15 J-J
6,000r_July 1 '22-27
Assessed val'n, personal._
109,500
4s '10
F-A
7,200r.Aug 1 '21-'26 Other assessable
property. 2,402,055
ann
4s *16
606.33
45*s
July $20,000..July 2 '25-'28
May la,000—May 4 *22-'24
..1943
1,500r_ .Apr 1 '22-'24
__
This town Is in Wyoming County.
Reincorporated Jart. 11 1898.
M-S $24,000c&r Sept 1 '21-'32
4.80s
Railroad Bonds.
-s
Delinquent Tax Bonds.
$30,000
$2,000 y'ly
M-N $1.000r__'May 17 1922 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921
$34,000
Assess, val. real
45*s'17 A-O 8,164.45
—3,899,964
45*s*17A-0
1,111—Oct 1'21-22 Other assessable property.
156,655
5s 18
10,343
1921-1923 Tot.ass'd val.'20 (80%act.)4,056,619
5s T9
6,716r May 10 '22-'25 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20 $12.60
9,374.68
55*s'20
Population 1910, 4,308; 1920, 4,396
55*8*21
4,108.03
1922-1926
6,566.17.. .1922-1926 WARSAW
55*s'21
—.
4s *16
—
...
...
_.
...
—
(TOWN) UNION FREE
Garbage Disposal Plant Bonds.
45*s*19 s-a
$42,400r_July 15*22-29
.
Certificate of indebtedness
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 1918. $201,000
Water debt (included)
75,000
4s
$9,000.July 16 '22-'27
Paving Bonds.
45*8*17 Apr
$4,913
5s
'18
45*s'18
45*s'19
—
...
—
:s'19
—
.
|s'19
;s*20
s-a
:s'20
s-a
55*s*21
Apr30 '22-23
..
s-a
.s'20
—
Il,n20 —r..1921-1924
4,084
1921-1924
1,844
1921-1924
5,567
Aprl5 '22-25
4,704
Aprl5'22-'25
...
5s *18
s-a
63,000r_July 15 *22-'39
10,350.04Jan 1 '22-*26
55,524.73rMarl7'22-20
7,682.70r_Apr '22-'26
31.657.49
s-a
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
School Bonds.
—
....
10.
/S16.000—Oct 1 *22-29
V 39,000—.Oct 1 *30-'42
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21
$57,000
Assess, val. 1920..
2,688,098
School tax (per $1,000) '20— .$11.47
Population in 1920 (est.)
3,500
43*s
Culvert Bonds.
45*s*17 J-J
—
WARSAW, VILLAGE.
This village is in Wyoming County.
Inc. 1843; re-inc. Jan. 11 1898.
Street Impt. Bonds.
41*s*14 A-0 $10,000—.Oct 1 '21-25
22,000-12,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT June 1921
$36,000
4.80s'19—
Assess, val.
55*s
(60% act.) '20 2,560.960
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-—$15.59
Population 1910, 3,206; 1920, 3,622
28,000r_Dec 1 '21-'27
INTEREST payable in N. Y. and
18,000
1921-1938 at Wyoming Co. Nat. Bk„ Warsaw.
4,800r_Apr 15 '22-29
9,600r_Apr 15 *22-*24 WARWICK.
This village Is in Orange County.
23.750r._Oct 1 *21-'39
180,000-Mar 15 '22-'41 Incorp. 1867.
Pop'n 1915, 2,505.
157,000
1922-1941 GEN. BD. DT. Apr 19 '21
$43,220
80,000
1922-1941 Water debt (incl.)
36,500
10,000 —.1922-1941 Assessed valuation, real
2,704.850
2,000
1922-1931 Assessed val'n, personal
31,750
55*s
55*s
6,000
245,000
Public Improvement Bonds.
M-N $4,500r
—
...
'20-'21
'22-'26
*22-*31
*21-'32
1 1922
Tax-Relief Bonds.
...
1902.
$2,000r..Aug 17
6.000r„Mar 1
30,000r_July 1
7,200r..Aug 1
l.OOOr—.July
Aug
M-S
J-J
F-A
J-J
45*a'll
45*s'll
45*8*12
45*sT4
4s
/lOO.OOOc.Dec 1 '21-'45
1 20,000c_Dec 1 '46-'49
BOND. DEBT
4s '06
...
31*8*01 M-N $2,123.32r Novl5'1921
1920-—$18.00
41*8*07 F-A 2d,lol.51rAug 1 '21-'27
Population in 1920 (est.)
6,800
41*s 08 J-J
lO.0P0r.July 15 *21-28
43*s'08J-D
18,0^Or.Dec 1 '21-'28 UTICA.
4s '09
J-J
This city is in Oneida Co.
9,1 OOr.July 6 '2l-*29
Incorp.
41*8*11 F-A 178,7 Or.Aug 1 '21-'31 Feb. 13 1832.
Pop'n 1910, 74,419;
41*8*14 M-S 52,750r_Mar 1 *22-'34 1920, 94,156.
6s '20
F-A $28,000..Aug 1 '21-'40
Viaduct Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s '16
M-S $l9,500r.Mar 1 *22-'36
6s *21
4s '16
J-J
$180,000------.—
33,600r.July 1 *21-'36
Revenue Bonds for Liquor Tax
Bath-House Bonds.
Websites*
4J*s
$6,000—Sept 1 '21-'32
6s '20
F-A '$8,000..Aug 3 '21-'25
Hospital and Nursesf Home.
LANSINGBURG.
Annexed Jan. 1 43*s
F-A
$1,500r_Aug 1 *21-'23
1901.
45*8*12 J-J
6,750r..July 1 '21-32
Water Bonds.
41*s'14 J-J
2,000r.July 1 '21-24
4s '84
M-S $40,000o
Mch 1 1924
Sewer Bonds.
4s '84
M-S
60,000c...Mch 1 1934
41*s*09 M-S
$7,000r_Sepfc 11921-27
4s '88
M-N
25,000c...Nov 1 1938 4s
J-J
5,850r_Jiuy 1 *21-'29
4s *89
J-J
10,000c...July 1 1939 45*s
May
8,750r.May 4 '22-'28
4s *91
M-N
15,0000—May 1 1941 33*s
Nov
90,000r—Nov 1 '21-'35
4s '00
M-N
20,000r
Nov 1 1950 4s
Nov
19,200r—Nov 1 '21-'36
4s '99
F-A
60,000c...Aug 1 1949 45*s'12 M-S
12,000r._Sept 1 *21-'32
4s '10
A-0
7,oOOr__Oct 1 '21-'30 4s
Oct
25,OOOr_Oct 1 '2!-'25
41*s'14 F-A
19,£00r_Feb 16 '22-'34 4s
M-N 13,200r_May 1 '22-*26
4J*s'18
58,275-Feb 15 '22-'58 45*8
A-O
l,200r_Oct 1 *21-'22
4$*s*20 F-A
25,000.-Aug 2 *21-'30 45*8*14 J-J
4,000r_July 1 *21-*24
GEN. DT. Apr 1 1921—$1,976,544
45*s*15 J-J
13,000r.July 1 *21-'33
Water debt
2,366,661 45*8*15 AO
3,750—Oct 1 *21-'35
Sinking fund
130,501 45*s'15 A-O
2,500—Oct 1 '2l-'25
Inc.
77
NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
is '16
5s '17
J-D
5s '18
45*s'19
45*sT9
45*s'19
53*s'21
55*s
—
—
s-a
—
55*s
55*s
1922-1941
1922-1941
Other assessable property..
21,108
TOT. BD. DT. June 1 '21$3,245,928
Tot. val.'21 (abt. 50% act.)2,757.708
Total tax rate (per $1,000) -'21 -$5.44
Floating debt (add'l)
Population 1910, 2,318; 1920—2,420
950,000
Total debt——
4,195.928
313,538
3,882,390
Sinking fund
Net debt
Assess, val. real & person
88,063,335
Special franchises
3,915,052
Schools and highways
360,760
Total assess val. 1920..-.92,339,147
Total val. 1920 (est.)
102,318,227
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$23.67
Value of city owned prop.8,939,468
Against paving bonds there are out*
standing assessments upon property
benefited equal to amount of bonds.
INT. Is payable in Utlca at the City
Treasurer's office, or at request of
registered holder In N. Y. exchange.
This town Is In Oswego
This
town is in Saratoga County.
Bridge Bonds.
F-A
$1,070—Feb 1 1922
5s *15
Town-Hall Bonds.
$31,600
Street Paving Bonds.
5s'14
6s '20
6s '20
...
s-a
s-a
6s '21
$2,326.50 Oct 1 *21-'25
45,137—Oct 1 '23-'47
15,750
Oct '21-'35
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'07
$8,560r..Dec 28 '21-27
Water Works Bonds,
43*s*13 Mar $112,000r„July 1 1949
TOTAL DEBT May 1 '21. $153,231
Assess, val. '21 (69% act.).2,576,425
....
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1920
'
VOLNEY.
WATERFORD.
County.
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
4s
F-A $36,000r_Feb
1
$15.00
Population 1910, 6,128; 1920, 4,552
INT. payable at Cohoes Nat. Bk ,
'22-'27
Bridge Bonds.
July
$3,£00r.July 1 '22-'27
( 4,000-Mar 15 '22-*25
WATERLOO.
This village is in Seneca County.
under
Village Law.
Population 1910, 3,I 1,000—Mar 15 1932 931; 1920, 3,809.
Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Nov. 1920—$64,000
M-S $30,000—Mar 1 '22-'31
Assess, val. 1919
935.245 5s '15
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$23 .80 4**s g '10 M-S24,000—Sept 1 '21-'28
2.500
1921-1925
Pop'n 1910. 2,407;
1920.
1,995- 4.40s 16—„
4 J*s'17
21,000—
5s *20
M-S
15,000—Sept 1 '24-3S
WALDEN.
Disposal Bonds.
This village is in Orange County. 4J*s
$22,000
Incorporated 1855; reincorp. 1902.
Sewer Bonds.
4.85s'13M-S
63,333r
Sep l'21-'43
Paving Bonds.
3,000
1921-1926
55*s'21 Sept $12,000—Sept 1 *21-'32 4.40s'16—
55*s'21 Sept
5,700—Sept 1 '22-'27 TOTAL DEBT kar 5 *21. $180,833
55*s'21 Sept
3.000—Sept 1 '21-'32 Assessed val., real estate..2,179,740
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '2124,900
$69,950 Assessed val., personal
Water debt (included)
159,711
$20,000 Other assessable property.
Total val. (68% act.) *20—2,809,090 Tot. asses. val .'20(70% act.) 2,364,351
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
$12.00 Total tax rate (per $1,000) 20.$l7.00
INT. payable in New York.
Population In 1910, 4,004; '20,5,493.
4s
Inc. 1824; re-inc. July 28 1909
{12,000-Mar 15 '26-'31
45*8*15
—
...
.
—
~
—
...
4s
M-S
13.000c. _.Mch
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '20.
1 1928
$327,000
Mohawk River Impt. Bonds.
4s
J-J $150,000r—Jan 1 '22-31
Ass'd val.,/real & franch..40,824,676
4s *07
Assessed val., personal—
247,775
Total assessed val. 19 >0—41,072,451
4s '07
Populat'n 1910, 91,769; 1920, 74,979
INT at office of County Treas.
4s '09
M-N 50,000r.31ay 1 '27-'30
A-O
8,000r..0ct 15 *27-'34
Fire Bonds.
A-O
$4,000r..Apr 1 '22-'29
Police &
35*s 04 July
6,000r—July 1'22-*24
WALTON, (VILLAGE).
This village is in Delaware County.
Incorporated in 1851.
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 1921 .$36,000
Assessed val., real estate
2,771,825
Assessed val., personal
/
7,150
Other assessable property
27,485
Total val. 1920 (90% act.).2,806,460
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20.$9.44
Population 1910, 3,103; 1920—3,598
WATERTOWN, CITY.
This
Inc.
as
city Is
a
in
County.
Jefferson
village April 5 1816;
City-Hall, 1896.
4 Ms
640.000—Oct 1 '26-*30
Bridge Bonds.
43*8*15 M-N$25,000r
May 1 1945
43*s'17 J-J
82,500r—July 1 1945
5s '19
F-A
60,000r
Aug 1 1949
5s *20
J-J
120,000
Jan 1945
—.
School Bonds.
WAPPINGERS FALLS.
This village is In Dutchess County.
Incorporated in 1871*
Water Bonds.
f $4,000—Dec 1
J-Di 40,000
Dec 1
I 25.000—Dec 1
5a '14
45*s'17 F-A
Sewer
5s
'14
20,000—Feb
Bonds.
J-D/ $1,000—Dec 1 '21-'29
\
J-D
~~8
'21-'24
*25-'34
'35-'39
1 *22-'41
60.000—Dec 1
'30-'44
14,000 —.1921-1934
Highway Bonds.
5s'14
J-D
$13.000—Dec 1 '21-33
as a
city, 1869.
„
M-N 5100,000—May 1 '22-'41
A-0
33,800—Apr 1 '24-'25
4s '06
J-J
88,OOOr—.July 1 1930
4s *08
M-N
24,500r_._May 1 1938
43*8*15 J-J
89.000r—.Jan 1 1945
43*s'17 J-J
$84,000r—July 1 1945
Water Bonds.
,
J l*s
M-S $59,000. June 1 '22-'26
3.7s
M-S
80,000
Mch 1 1927
4s '05
J-D
Sl.OOOr—June 1 1925
5s '18
A-0
50.000r—.Aug 1 1948
Water, Lt. & Pow. Plant Bds.
5s *20
J-J
$70,000—July 1 *3l-'44
Funding and Deficiency Bonds.
31*s
F-A $15,000..Feb 1 '22-'24
31*s
3l*s
„
-
_
,
Fire-Building Bond*.
'
A-0 540,OOOr—Apr 1 1937
4* '08
M-N
ll,435r—May 1 1938
Public improvement Bond*.
.
4s '94
A-0
$4,000
1921
3Hs'02 M-N 75.000
1930-1944
4s '04
M-N 45.000
.1928-1936
4s '10
M-N 31,000r
May 1 1940
434s'14 M-N 65.000r—May 11944
Indebtedness Bonds.
4s '96
A-O $20.000—-Oct 1 *22-'25
Street-improvement Bonds.
4^8*12 J-J $110,000r—-July 1 1942
„
4s '07
*
'20.$10,762,551
105,954
estate.$488,215,893
Assessed val'n, personal
5,967,595
Total val.(abt.actual)'l9 494,183,488
BOND. DEBT Jan 1
WELLSVELL^.Ajjegany Co
jnc#
'20, 5,046.
1858.
Pop'n '19, 5,000;
Paving Bonds,
$24,000..Aug 1 '25-'30
5318 20 F-A
Electric-Light Bonds.
1 '25-'34
'
534s'20 A-O *15,000.-Oct 1 *25-'34
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '07
M-S $10,306--Sept 1 '21-'32
4.85s'08M-S 16,000c&r Sept 1 *21-'36
4.15s'06M-S 17,«74c&r__Mch 1*22-35
4.15s'09M-S
8,l00r—Sept 1 '21-'34
Sewer Bonds.
3 Hs'OO M-N $30,000..-May
'22-'27 5s *14 M-S 10.300r—-Sept 1 '21-'34
7,r.00—Sept 1 *21-'25
4s '08
M-N
80.000r...May 1 1938 5s '15 >—
Water & Light Plant Acquisi¬
BOND. DEBT May 23 '21 $1,273,235
tion & Impt. Bonds.
Water debt (add'l)
340 000
Assess, value, real estate.32,085,985 434s'15 J-J f $164,OOOr .July 1 22- 44
\
57.400r.July 1 *22- 43
Assess, value, personal...
643,150
Other assess, property—
879,340 BOND. DEBT May 1920- $262,033
37,043
Tot.assess.val. 20 (86 %act)33,608,475 Assessment debt (add'l)—
Water debt (included)
179,000
Total tax (per $ 1,000) 1921 - -$32.40
Assessed val'n,real estate-.5,312,764
Pop'n 1910, 26.730; 1920, 31.268
Assessed val'n, personal—
475,050
Other assessable property..
67,011
Tot .ass'd val. '19 (act.val.). 5,854,825
W ATEE VLIE T.
This city is in Albany Co. Incorp. Village tax (per SI,000) 1919— $6.00
.
534s'20 A-O $35,000-Oct
Water Bonds.
„
„
f<%,
Floating debt
Ass'd val'n, real
'20-$4.11
1920 . 344,436
State&Co. tax (per 51,000)
Pop'n 1910, 283,055;
value of real estate owned by
the
4s '06
M-S
85,000
Sept 1
4 34s'08 F-A 155,000
Aug 1
4,000
Nov 1
4348:08 M-N
4s '09
M-N 27,000—May 15
4 348*10 J-J
100,000
Jan 1
4.10sTOJ-J
12,000
Jan 1
4 348*11 A-O
10,000-—Apr 1
8, OOOr
Dec 1
434sT2 J-D
county, 1920, $2,100,000.
Int. payable by Co. Treasurer.
„
WESTFIELD, VILLAGE.
-
'20. 16,073.
City-Hall Bonds.
INT.
on
1906 issue at First Nat.
of 1909
Co.; on
of 1915 at U. S. Mtge. & Trust
Bank of Welisville; on issue
in N. Y. at Columbia Trust
($38,500
May 1 *22-'35
bonds
434s'15M-N
4,000..May 1 '22-'25
11.000-.Dec 15 '21-31 Co., N. Y.
village is In Chautauqua
This
Co.
Population 1910, 2,985;
Inc. 1833.
1920,3,413.
Fire Truck Bonds.
-
—
Refunding Bonds.
*05
A-O
$1,000
Oct 1 1935
'17
A-O
29,500
Oct 1 1922
Library-Site Bonds.
3.84s'06A-O 513.000
Apr 2 1946
Current Debt Bonds.
434s
$30,000
1933
5s 08
M-N 26,000
May 1 1938
Fire Department Bonds.
4a
J-D
$2,000—Dec 1 '2l-'22
4s '05
A-O
5,000
Apr 1 1925
5s '08
M-N
10,000
May 1 1938
4 34s'09
25,000.
4,15s'09
25,000.
.8 *11
J-D
28,000 ..Deo 1 '21-'34
5s '13
J^J
8,000
1921-1928
4 34s'13
4,500—Dec 1 *21-'29
5s '13
J-D
4,500—Dec 1 '21-*29
12,OOOr. Jan 1 *22-*45
5s '15
J-J
4s
434s'l6 May $500
May 1 1922
Paving Bonds.
434s'14 J-J
$1,500
July 1 1922
Sewer Bonds.
4 h's'10 J-J
$58,OOOr. .Jan 2 '22-'38
Refunding Water Bonds.
4348*10 F-A
$2,335r—-Aug 1 1921
Construction.
Water-System
$4,000-*Aug I '2L-'24
F-A
4s'05
14.000
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $189,400
Assess, val. '2) (I0% act.)2,517,320
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1920—513.00
'19
-s
-—
Dept. Bonds.
M-N $6,500..Nov
_
Paving Bonds.
6s '20
15 1932
_
($4<>,OOOc_May 1 '22-*31
s-a
\
5,000c-..May 1 1932
WELLS VILLE UNION
DIST. NO. 1.
FEEE SCH.
Welisville) is
(P. O.
in Allegany County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 18
This
district
1921-153,000
/64,000c.Sept 1 '21-'28
1 5,000c...Sept 1 1929 Total assess, val. 19-0
(100% actual)
6,696,923
Public Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'13 A-0 $24.500
Apr 1 1933 Total tax rate(p.;r$l ,000)'20$ 10.30 +
Populatlon 19 0——
5,463
Highway Bonds.
4 34s'14 A-0
$1,875-Apr 1 '2>'34 nrpST fiAPTWAHP
Storm-Sewer Bond*.
This village Is In Jefferson County
434s'12 A-O $f:0,500-Apr 15 '22-'32
Population 1919, 1,800;
4348*14 A-0
3,760
1924 Inc. 1888.
4Hs'15 M-S 44,000
Sept
1939 1920, 1,666.
Water Bonds.
School Bonds.
$14,700c
1925
4s '02
F-A $l3,126r__ Aug 1 '2t-'34 4s '02
20,000r
Part
y'rly
4 Hs'10 M-S
13,200-Sept 15 '21 -'23 4s '09
Sewer Bonds.
4s, '11 A-0
I0,000-.0ct 1 '25-*29
4s '95
S10,400r—Part yearly
Water Bonds.
4.200r
Part yearly
4Ms'15 J-D$fi63,640r_Dec 1 *21- 40 4s '04
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 1920 $49,500
Water Refunding'
2,345
5s '19
s-a
$47,500r_Seot 1 *21-*39 Sinking fund
Assess, val.
(real estate.
803.920
Funding Bonds.
1919
!
[total
846.633
4Hs'09J-J
$54,000.Apr 15 '22-'48
Village tax (per $1,000) 1919-518.00
Pavement Bonds.
INT. on 48 of 1902 payable at Im¬
434s
A-0
$9,607.28-Oct 1 1923
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '21
$959,575 porters' & Traders' Bank, N. Y.; on
~
131.862 4s of 1895 and 4s of 1909 at WaterAssess, debt (add i)
664.500 town Sav. Bk.; on 4s of 1904 at Jef¬
Water debt (Included)
13.935 ferson Co. Sav. Bk., Watertown.
Floating debt
40.017
Sinking funds
8.9)5.432 WESTCHESTEE COUNTY.
Assess, val. real estate
County seat is White Plains.
8,920
Assess, val. personal
Almshouse Bonds.
Other assessable property.
457,275
4s '09
M-S 570.000r.Sept 1 '37-'39
Total
assess,
val.
1921
Armory Bonds.
(actual)
9,411.627
City tax (per $1,000) 1921
$3.56 434s'08 J-J $30,000r.July 1 *32-'37
4s '16
M-S 36.000r_Mar 1 '22-'27
INT. on water and water refunding
Tax Deficiency Bonds.
bonds at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
3 34s'01 J-D 550,OOOr,.J'nel '27-'28
on others at Chamberlain's office.
Road Bonds.
4 348*11 A-O 558.870r._Oct 1 '31-'36
WATKINS.
5s '10
F-A
30,100—Aug
1,30'35
This village Is in Schuyler County. 434s'12 A-O
42.945r—Oct 1 '32-'36
Village Incorp. as Jefferson In 1842; 4 34 8* 12 A-0
24.71Or. .Oct 1 '32-'33
name changed to Watklns In 1852.
434s'12 A-0
9,905r
Oct 1 1927
Boulevard Light Bonds.
5s '14
F-A
13,580r_Aug 1 '29-'31
6s
$1,700
1921-1937 4 34s'15 F-A
14,994r
*32-*34
Lead-Pipe Bonds.
434s'15 M-N 21.000
Nov *21-'26
5s
$2,300—1921-1943 4s '16
A-O 100.000--Apr 1 '22-*31
Sewer Bonds.
5s *17
A-0
29,363—April '22-*28
5s '13
A-O $11,500—Oct 1 '2I-'42
Building Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
434s'15 M-N $8 ),000r_Nov 1 21- 36
4.40s'12F-A $26,250c„Feb I '22-*42 4s '16
M-S 950,000r Mar 1 22-'59
5s
3.610
1921-1942 434s'17 M-S 925.000r.Sept 1 '21-*57
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s *18
J-D 165.000r.June 1 '22-54
4s
A-0 513,OOOr—Oct
1924
Bldg. Site-Purchase Bonds.
Refunding Water & Sewef Bds. 43is'15 A-O$175,000r_Apr 1 '27-'44
4.20s TO A-O 33.000
Apr 1 1930
Court-House Bonds.
4.35s
23.000
1942 4s *05
F-A5150,000r.Aug 1 '30-'35
BOND.DEBT May '20-'21.$153.550 4 34s'07J-J
275,000r_.July 1 '26-'36
Sinking funds
4,038 4Hs'08 M-N 170,000r.Nov 1'21-'37
Assess, val. 1920
2,813,035
Funding Bonds.
Village tax (per$l,000) 1920—$16.42 3 34s'02 J-D $40,000r.June 1 *29-*30
30,000r
June 1 1931
Pop'n 10. 2,817; '15, 2,760; *20, 2,785 3 34s '02 J-D
6s '20
s-a
,
^
WINFIELD.
village Is In
WEST
This
Herkimer Co.
Population 1910, 726;
1898.
Inc.
1920, 725.
Water-Works
4Hs'i3
Bonds.
$2i,056c July 1 '22-'43
'21 —.$24,100
...
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
1,900
2,600
Sinking fund f General
(Water
Street fund debt (add'l)
600
399,760
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val.
12,000
8,604
personal
Other assessable property
Tot.
assess.
val.'2^»(2-3 act.)_420,364
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21.$12.30
INT. at West Winfield Nat. Bk.
---
...
...
^
...
63,533,47Mar 1'28-*33
paving bonds payable at 4s *04
39.704.43r.Mar 1 1932
Bk.; on others at 4s '05 M-S
64,579.75rJulyl *28-*33
4 34s'07 J-J
Columbia Trust Co., N. Y.
434s'08F-A 117,333.20r Augl'36-'37
4 34s'10 F-A
76,050r .-Febl0'22-'36
WAVEELY.
Bronx Parkway Bonds.
This village is in Tioga County,
4s'16
A-0 (190,OOOr Apr 1 *39-'48
incorporated In 1863.
i
8.000r
Arp 1 1949
Water-Works Bonds.
$3,000c—June 1 1955
4Hsl2M-N$180.o00r_May 1 *22-'42
5s *17
J-D 114,000c. June 1 '56-'61
Street Bonds.
10,000c—June 1 1962
4s
$13,000-July 1 *22-*34
9,000c...June 1 1962
School Bonds.
304,000c. June 1 *63-'78
434s
$10,100—$3,300 yearly
29,000c...June 1 1979
4J*sT9 J-D
Reservoir Bonds.
234,000c_ June 1 '80-'85
4 34s'17 A-O
$3,500-Due beg. 1920
20,000c...June 1 1986
434s'17 A-O
1,500_Due beg. 1920
Bronx Parkway Funding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT May 1921- $240,000
Water debt (Included)
185.000 414sT4 J-D $487,000-June 1 '39~'63
Assess, val. real estate
2,560,300 4 34sg'15J-D 323.000c.June 1 '63-'79
INT.
on
—
State
_
...
Assess, val.
personal
Other assessable property
assess,
val.
1918
30,750
96,579
Total
actual)...
2.687,629
Tax rate (per $1,000) *16
$10.87
Population 1910, 4,855; 1920, 5,270
(81%
INT. at Bond &
Goodwin, N. Y
(
Washington Co.
Incorporated in 1806.
Paving Bonds.
This village is in
5.90*20
$36,000-Nov 1 *25-'48
s-a
Sewer Bonds.
5.90'20
$20,000..May 1 '25-'44
s-a
Bonds.
Water
i
1921-1939
434'14--.. .-$40.000
Fire Bonds.
.1921-1940
$7,000
Street Bonds.
5s'12
25.500r
1921-1926
1927-1943
500r
1921-1940
4.60T9 A-O
43/00—Oct 1 *21-*49
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 *21. $205,500
5s *15
11,000c
June 1 1949
59,000
Water, debt (incl.)
Floating debv (add'l)
Assess, val. real
Assess, val.
19,000
1,889,675
e3tate
personal—;—_
Other assessable property..
Total
assess,
val.
19A)
(about 65% actual)
Total tax
82,9.50
152,520
_
——2,125,145
rate(per$l,o60)'20— $18.96
Population 19)0, 4,917; 1920-5,258
$4 >,926r.June 1 '22-'44
434s*14 J-D
BOND. DEBT Apr 151921
$16,000
Assessed valuation, real
1,931,393
Assessed val'n, personal
93,230
Other ass'd
174,714
vain
(33% act.)2,199,307
Total tax rate(per$l,000)'21„$26.25
Population in 1919 about
6,500
Total val'n 1921
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
This village
is in Monroe County.
Incorporated in 1905.
Paving Bonds.
4MsY6J-J
$15,166.66
(Due $1,166 67 yearly
beginning
July 15 1917.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21..$23,100
Assessment debt
12,833
TOTAL DEBT
35.933
linking fund
6,683
Water debt (included)
19,200
—.
^
Bridge Bonds.
4 34sTl J-D
4 34s*12 J-J
510,OOOr.June 1 *22-'22
12,000—-Jan 1 '35-'37
4 34sT3A-0
30,000
Apr '33-*38
434s'14 J-J I 15.000r_July 1 '22-'24
Real estate
968,273
I
7,000r.„ July 1 1925
38,550 4 34s 08 J-D
Assess, val. Personal
1,OOOr.June 1 *22-'22
1920
6,OOOr.July 1 '22-'23
Special franchise 43,207 434s'17 J-J
Tmal (85% act.)
5s *18
F-A
15.000r_Aug 1 '21-*25
1921
1,050.030
Highway Bonds.
A-0 $3'L076r
1921-1928
Total tax (per $1,000) '20
$9.00 5s '18
106,300r.June 1 '22-'32
Population 1910. 1,032; 1920. .1,247 534s'21
—
.
___
32,000
-—
5s
5s
1921-1930
6,000
21,000
434s
1921-1926
1921-1931
...
Sewer Bonds.
—
...
webstee.
WHITE PLAINS. CITY.
This city is in
Westchester Co.
Inc. as village 1866; city Jan. 1 1916.
Paving Bonds.
4s
J-D 515,000—June '26-'28
3 348
M-N 100,000
May 1 1931
3 34s
A-O
75,000
Oct 1 1930
4s '05
A-O
3,000
Oct 1 1935
5s
J-D
30,000
Deo 1 1933
5s '08
M-N
20,000.-May 1 '39-'42
4 34S'08F-A
20,000--Aug 1'39-'42
4 34s'09 F-A
20,000--Aug 1 '35-'38
4348*09 A-O
20,000.-Oct 1 *35-'38
4 348'H A-O
20,000.-Oct 1 *47-'50
4348*12 F-A
18,500r_Aug 1 *21-'32
5s *13
F-A
10,000r_Aug 1 *24-'25
434s*13
38,676r_Jan
1 *22-*43
School Bonds.
4s
$14,000
1921-1934
4s
5,000
1936-1940
4s
24,500 .-^-.1921-1929
434s
12,000.
1921-1926
4s '05
I
...
1929
""
""
Dec. 31 1920.
$199,000
56,000
Summary of Debt
Town debt..
Current debt bonds
161,770
94,000
Sewer bonds
Fire department
1 1934
1 1930
*21-*37
*21 *31
bonds
58.668
Tax and assessment bonds
Macadam &
345,000
paving bonds
7,000
Refunding bonds
797.800
i99,000
Water bonds.
Tax bonds
Llbiary-slte bonds
13,000
Highway bonds
Paving bonds
40,434
Sewer
refunding
General
15,000
28.000
22,000
-
refun ling
refunding bonds—
refunding bonds
114,707
64,350
u
265,000
203,000
School DIst. No, 1 bonds.
School Dist. No, 3 bonds.
TOT.BD. DT.Dec31 '20-$2,573.925
55.655
Sinking fund
Borrowing capacity.
*
-
_
__
1,029,785
estate—-34,816,767
Assess, val. real
677,380
Assess, val. of franchises
Assess, val.
Total
Tax rate
INT.
27,700
35,490,547
(per 51,000) 1921—29.259
1910, 17,090; 1920, 21,031
val. 1921
assess,
Popul'n
29,000
personal
stock
Capital
payable In
White Plains.
FEEE
WHITE PLAINS UNION
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
On July 11908
the district annexed
Greenburgh District No. 10,
4s
J-J
$13,000o—Jan 1 *22-'34
5348
J-J
fll.500c&r—Jan 1 1922
{62,500c&rjan 1 '29-*27
I 3,500c&r.Jan 1 1928
4s
J-J
5,000c. Jan
1 '36-*40
f12,000c&rJan 1 '22-'27
4s *09
J-J
( 5,000c &r. J an 1 1928
I 5,500c &r.Jan 1 1929
434s
10,000. _Jan 1 *22-*26
434 a
34.200—Jan 1 *22-'33
5s
19,000—.Jan 1 *22-'31
434s*14 J-J
28.800—Jan
1 *22-*30
Qreensburgh Bonds (Annexed).
5a '07
A-O
$6,000c. Dec 31 '21- 26
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19
$265,000
...
whitehall
(town)
union
feee sch. dist. no. 11.
This district is in Washington Co.
Sewer Bonds.
4348*15 J-D $18,000r_June 1 '22-'25
434s'15 J-D
32,000—..June *22-25
4s '16
70,000.-June 1 '22-'26
4s&4343
3,866.170. ..Jan 1 '33-'82
4s '16
J-D
60.000r__Dec 1 *21-'26
434s'17 J-D
84.000r.June 1 '22-27
5s '17
J-D
81,000r_June 1 '22-'27
J-D
TOWN OF WHITE PLAINS BDS.
Road Bonds.
334s'99J-J $78,OOOr
4* 04
J-J
60,OOOr—July
3 34 s'03 J-J
5,000r
Jan
34.OOOr. June 1
4348*10 J-D
22.000-Aug 1
4348*12 F-A
27,000
...
534s
89,000
.1921-1928
534s*21 A-O 300,000c-Apr 1 *31-*36
*17
5s'21
—
1944
So.OOOr
4.20s*16 J-D
95,000c_June 1 *50-'54
16,000c-..June 1 1955
810,421 __June 1'39-'77
Temporary Loan Bonds.
334s 01 J-D $46,742r_June 1 '25A26
4348*13 M-N325.000r.May 1 '21- 33
334s'01
5,000
June 1 1926
4s
-.-
Assessm't
whitehall.
...
Watklns
...
"O fcy"
...
---
...
—
"
INT. payable at National Bank of
Westfield in New York exchange.
,
Fire
5s
1936
1938
1938
1939
1940
1940
1931
1922
08
^
^
1896. Pop'n '10, 15.074;
[Vol. 112.
AND TOWNS
NEW YORK—CITIES
78
.s
---
4s
4s
4s
5158,000
A-O
3 34s
•
*04
'07
M-S
F-A
A-O
J-D
5s '08
M-N
4s '09
M-N
10,000
Oct 11930
24,000--Sept 1 '24-*29
9,000
Aug 1 1929
9,000
Oct 1 1935
3,000-..June30 1937
18.000
May 1 1938
12,000...May 15 1934
434s*12 F-A
8,625r_ Aug 1 '21'-23
5s *13
F-A
15.000r.Aug 1 '22-*24
5s '13
A-O
12.200r__Oct 1 '25-'26
Funding Bonds.
43^8*07 J-D 523,000
Junel 1937
Water Bonds.
4s
F-A $72,000-Aug 1 '21-'28
4s
J-D
25,000--.June *26-'29
3 34s
A-O
60.000
Oct- 1 1929
3 34s
A-O
86.000—Oct 31 1931
4s
A-O
40,000—-Apr 1 1924
4s '04
F-A
1,000
Aug 1 1929
4s '04
M-S
23.000
Sept 1 1934
4s '04
M-N
23,000
Nov 1 1934
4s '05
A-O
29.000
Oct 1 1935
4s '06
A-O
10,000
Apr 2 1936
Assessed valuation 1914—18,500,000
1914-$10.165
Population In 1914 (est.
20,500
INT. at Home Sav, Bank, Saugerties Sav. Bank, Yonkers Sav. Bank,
American
Sav.
Bank,
Mechanics'
Sav, Bank, Harris, Forbes & Co.. N.
Y., and the Nat. City Co.. N. Y
School tax (per 51,000)
WHITE PLAINS, TOWN.
See City of White Plains.
whitestownIlf.
s. d. no. 2.
This district is in Oneida County.
$72,000..$4,000 yearly
5s
32,000
1923-1942
BONDED DEBT Dec 1920.$104,000
5s
—
...
williamson.
This town is In Wayne County.
Water Bonds.
4^s
M-N$65.000 -May 1 '22-'34
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '20.
$70,000
Assessed val. real
2.372,342^
Assess, val.
43.450J
personal
119.916
Bank stock
Franchise
Total
94,162
assessment
val. '17 (74%
assess,
2.509.954
Total tax (per $1,000) '17— $9.82 +
Population 1910, 3,060; 1920, 3.293
actual)
williamsville~
This village is in Erie
in
1869.
Pop'n
1910,
Co.
Incorp.
1.105; 1920,
1,753.
Water
6s'20
Bonds.
$2,000 -----1921-1924
...
BOND. DEBT June 12 *19
$30,000
Assessed valuation, real
1,395,400
Assessed val'n,
46,218
personal
1,441,618
Total valuation 1919
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1919
$6.42
wolcott.
This village is in Wayne County.
Incorp.
1873.
1.186.
Pop'n
1910,
1,216;
1920,
Engine-house bonds
$2,500
Water-Works Bonds.
434s'12 J-J
S31.500r.July 15 '22-'42
1921
$34,000
BOND. DEBT Apr
Assessed val., real
Assessed val.,
personal
572,100
20.800
Other assessable property
16,624
Total val. 1919 (34 actual)-"-609,524
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920—$20.00
holder in N. Y.
INT. to registered
exchange.
School Bonds.
WOODBUBY.
Highland Mills)
Orange County.
This town (P. O.
is in
Highway Improvement Bonds.
M-S $5l,000c_Mar 1 '22-38
BOND. DEBT
May 23 '21. $55,500
Ass'd value 1920 (63% act.)3,027,020
Total tax; rate < per $ 1 000) 1920 $ 17.00
Population 1910, 2,216; 1920, 1,885
WYOMING COUNTY.
Warsaw is the county seat.
Highway Bonds.
4Hs'10 J-J
$6,000c&r_ Part yearly
4Hs'll J-J
30.000c&rJuly 1 *22-*31
4Ks*13 F-A
9.200c&rFeb 1 '22-25
TOTAL DEBT Apr 19 *21
$42,000
Assessed val., real
25,454,811
705,750
Special franchises
*Iwal assessed val. 1920—26,160,561
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20. -$5.25
Popul'n
1910, 31,088; 1920, 30,314
INT. at Wyoming Co.
Nat. Bank.
YONKEBS.
Yonkers is In Westchester County.
1872.
Population 1910,
79,803; 1920, 100,176.
Inc. June 1
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'll A-O $30,000
Apr
4^8*12 A-0
32,000—Apr
'22-'36
34.000r.Apr
26.OOOr.Apr
•22-'38
4Hs*13 A-O
4Hs'13 A-O
'22-'37
*22-'38
Fire Department Bonds.
3^s'03 A-O $10,000
Apr
4s '06
A-O
4Hs'13 A-O
4^s'14 A-O
4Ms'16 A-O
15,000..Apr
8.000r_Mar
32,500r..Mar
27,000r-June
1
1
1
1
'22-*23
'24-'26
'22-'25
'22-34
'22-'30
$73,180--Apr 1 *22-'36
15,000.-Apr 1 '37-'39
81,000..Apr 1 *25-'55
3Hs'97 A-O 105,000.-Apr 1 '56-*76
3Hs'98 A-O
26,000—Apr 1 *25-'80
3 34s'01 A-O
24,690.-Apr 1 '22-'24
3 348*01 A-O
8,668—Apr 1 '22-'25
3Hs*02 A-O 161,700—Apr 1 '26-'39
3^s*03 A-O
15,000—Apr 1 '40-'4l
4s '03 " A-O 117,500..Apr 1 *42-'53
4s '04
A-O
69,400.-Apr 1 '53-'60
4s '05
A-O 106,950—Apr 1 '22-'29
4s '07
A-O
17,700—Apr 1 '48-'50
414s'07A-O
60,000.. Apr 1 '51-*56
4s '06
A-O 193,650. .Apr 1 '30-'48
4^8*07 A-O 109,000..Apr 1 '57-'67
534s'07 A-O
8,566—Apr 1 '22-'50
4 J4s'08 A-O
22,759.-July 1 '22-'28
4J4s'08 A-O
6,600—Sept 1 *21-'28
4^8*08 A-O
it,000..Sept 1 '2t-'28
4s *09
A-O
4,720.-Mch 1 '22-'29
4s '09
A-O
24,5"0_.May 1 '22-'29
4^8*09 A-O
44,500-.July 1 *22-*29
4J4s'09 A-O
18,000.-Nov 1 *21-29
4 34s'10 A-O
35,550.-Mch 1 '22-'30
4148*10 A-O
20,000-.Aug 1 '2l-'30
4H8T0A-O
40,000..Oct 1 '2l-'30
4^8*10 A-O
20,000..Nov 1 '21-'30
434s'll A-O
40,000.-May 1 '22-'31
4 34s'll A-O
29.000--July 1 '22-'31
4Hs'12 A-O
32,000r_Apr 1 *22-'29
5s '13
A-O 103.000r__Apr 1 '22-'33
4HsT4 A-O
40,500r..Mar 1 '22-30
4Hs'14 A-O
24,000r_June 1 '22-'29
4Ms*16 A-O
83,203r_Mar 1 *22-*36
5s '18
A-O 328,500-_July 1 *21-'38
5s '19
A-O 408,500r_Sept 1 '21-*39
5s '20
A-O 710,600r_Apr 1 '22-*40
5Hs'21 A-O 460,OOOc&r .Jan 1'22-*41
4s '94
A-O
4s '95
A-O
4s '96
A-O
Election Equipment Bonds.
4^s'16 A-O $15,000-.Mar 1 *22-'26
5s
'1,9
A-O
lO,OOOr__Apr 1 '22-'31
Grade-Crossing Elim. Bonds.
s'21 A-0$ 149,OOOc&r Jan 1 '22-'4l
Public-Park Bonds.
1
1
1
1
1
$30,000.-May
17,000.-May
4Hs'08 A-O
40,000..June
4 348*08 A-O
10.000._Nov
4348*09 A-O
30,000.-July
3 348*99 M-N
4 34s'07 M-N
'22-'24
'22-'24
'21-'28
*21-'28
*21-'29
Pub. Wks. Dept. Equip. Bonds.
5J4s'21 A-O $25,OOOc&r.Jan l'22-'26
Voting Machine Bonds.
Police & Fire Bureau Equipt.
434sT2 A-O
$l,000r_Oct 1 *21-*24
City-Hall Bonds.
5s '17
A-O
20,400r—Apr 1 *22-*27
4^s'08 A-O $17,500-.May 1 '22-'28
Dock Bonds.
'21-22
5^s*07 M-N 20,000..Dec 1
534s'21 A-OS154,OOOc&r Jan 1 *22-*41
35,000-June 15 '22-'28
4Hs'08 A-O
Water Bonds.
20,000-Dec 1 '21-'28
4Hs'08 A-O
A-O $25,000
Apr 1 1923
22,500—Nov 1 '21-'29 4s *93
4Hs'09 A-O
A-O
50,000
Apr 1 1922
27,000- Aug 1 *2l-*30 4s '94
4Hs'10 A-O
A-O 100,000.-Apr 1 *22-'23
9,000..Nov 1 '21-50 4s*03
4Hs'lO A-O
A-O 150,000
Apr 1 1924
10,000--Oct 1 "2l-'31 4s '04
4^s*ll A-O
A-O
60,000..Apr 1 '23-*25
2,OOOr.Oct 1 *21-'22 4s *05
4Hs'12 A-O
A-O 175,000.-Apr 1 '25-*26
26,OOOr„Mar 1 '2l-*34 4s '06
4Ha'14 A-O
A-O
60,000
Apr 1 1926
5s '14
A-O
2,800r.Dec 1 '21-'34 4s *07
Apr 1 1927
4.500r.0ct 1 '21-'35 4348*07 A-O 150,000
4Hs'15 A-O
M-S
68,000.-Mch 2 *22-*48
4s *16
A-O
7,500r.Dec 1 '2l-*36 5s *08
56,000--July 1 '21-*48
60,000c&r Jan 1 22-41 434s*08 A-O
5H$ 21 A-O
434s'08 A-O
56.000-.Nov 1 '2l-*48
Deficiency Bonds.
4s *09
A-O
35,000.-May 1 *22-*49
4Hs'15 A-OSiOOiOOOr.Oct 1 *21-*25 4
348*09 A-O
20,000..Nov 1 '21-'49
4Ms'10 A-O 2J0.000r.Mar 1.'22-'26
4348*10 A-O
10,000..May 1 '22-*50
5s *17
A-O
96,000..Apr 1 *22-'27
4 34s'10 A-O
20,000.-Nov 1 '2l-'50
5s '18
A-O 418,140—July 1 '21-*48
434s'll A-O
21,000.-May 1 '22-'51
5s *19
A-O 180.000r_Apr 1 '22-*29
4 348*11 A-O
62,000.-July 1 '2l-*51
5s *20
A-O 315,000—Apr 1 '22-31
4 348*12 A-O
62,000.-Mch 1 '22-'52
Hospital Bonds.
434s'12 A-O
69,OOOr_Oct 1 *21-'32
4^8*11 A-O $37,500--Oct
1 '21-'31 4348*13 A-O 35,000--Mar 1 '22-'23
4^s'll A-O
25,000..July 1 "22-'31 5s '13
A-O
65.OOOr_.Oct 1 '21-*33
4^8*16 A-O
42.000r.June 1 '22-*35 434s'13 A-O
60,000--Apr 1 *22-*33
434s*14 A-O
56.000r.June 1 *22-*34
Local Improvement Bonds.
~
A-O $40,800..July 1
A-O
9,500..Feb 1
A-O
10,000..May 1
"
"
63.250-.Oct 1
A-O
50,000_.Mch 1
A-O
2Q.OOOr.Apr 1
A-O
A-O 100,000r.June 1
5s *14
A-O
68,600r_Dec 1
4Hs*15 A-O 126,000r_Apr 1
4^s*09
4Hs'll
4^s'll
IT
4Hs'll
4Hs*12
4Hs'12
4Hs'14
'22-'29
'22-'31
*22-*31
*21-*31
'22-'31
'22-20
'22-*31
'2l-'34
'22-*30
35.OOOr.Oct 1 '21-*25
56.725r_Mar 1 *22-*31
4s '16
A-O
72.OOOr.Dec 1 '21-*32
5s '17
A-O 127,694r_Apr 1 '22-*32
5s '19
A-O 373,100r_Sept 1 '22-*34
5*4^21 A-O 1,070, OOOc&rJ an 1 *22-41
4Hs*15 A-O
4^s'16 A-O
5s '14
A-O
70,000r.Apr 1 *22-*35
A-O
75.000r.0ct 1 '21-*35
A-O
87,500r_Mar 1 *22-'56
A-O 140.000r.June 1 '22-*56
5s '17
A-O
36,000r__Apr 1 *22-'57
5s '18
A-O
45,000..July 1 '21-'38
534s*21 A-O
80.OOOc&r Jan 1 *22-*61
4
34s*15
4348*15
434s*16
434s' 16
INT. in New York Exchange.
SUMMARY OF DEBT
Water bonds
—.
School bonds.
_
_
.
------
.
4^s'll A-O
4^s'12 A-O
16,000.-July
12,500.. Aug
10,000..Oct
6,785--Oct
1
1
1
1
*22-'29
'2t-'30
'22-*31
*21-*31
Assessment Bonds.
4Hs'll A-O $10,000- —-Sept 1 1921
4'12 A-O
12,000r—Apr 11922
4^s'12 A-O
5s '13
A-O
A-O
4Hs' 14 A-O
4Hs'14 A-O
5a
'13
24,000r_Oct
1
*21 -'22
40,OOOr_.Apr 1 *22-*23
60,000r—Oct 1 '21-'23
5l,000r„Mar l'2>-'24
50,400r.June 1 *22-*24
1 '2t-'24
4Hs'15 A-O
52.000r.Apr 1 '22-'25
4Hs'15 A-O 100.000r.0ct 1 '2l-*25
4^s'16 A-O
83,12 ir.Mar 1 *22-'26
4s '16
A-O
54,OOOr.Dec 1 '21-'26
5s '17
A-O
30,000r—Apr 1 1922
5s *20
A-O 250,OOOr_Apr 1 *22-*26
5Hs'21 A-O 300,OOOc&r Jan l'22-'27
5s '14
A-O 200.000r_Dec
Tax Sale Bonds.
5s '14
'22-'24
*22-*25
'16
50,000r—Dec 1 1926
A-O
60,000r—Apr 1 1922
A-O 315,OOOr.Apr 1 '22-*30
A-O$l20,000r.Dec 1
4Ms'15 A-O
60,OOOr.Apr 1
4s
5s '17
5s *20
A-O
Street-Paving Bonds.
4s '94
A-O $35,000—Apr
4s *99
A-O
18,900.-Apr
3 Hs'00 A-O
15,000—Apr
3Hs*03 A-O
12,000..Apr
4s '04
A-O
6,380..Apr
4^s*12 A-O
6,OOOr_Oct
Public-Building Bonds.
A-O $23,000.-May 1 '22-29
4Hs'09 A-O
13,500.-July 1 '2l-'29
4^s*ll A-O
10,000-.May 1 '22-'31
4Hs'll A-O
5,500--July 1 '21-'31
4Hs'12 A-O
I2,000r.0ct 1 *2l-'32
434sT3 A-O
12,000..Mar 1 '22-*33
4Hs'14 A-O
l3.000r..Mar 1 '22-'34
434s'14 A-O
33.OOOr.June 1 '21-'34
5s'14
A-O
1,000r—Dec 1 1921
4Ks'l6 A-O
15,000r.Mar 1 *22-*36
4s '16
A-O
16.000r_Dec 1 *2K36
5s '18
A-O
19,000—July 1 '21-'38
y>s'21 A-O
14,OOOc&r Jan l'22-*35
4s '09
1,202.000
4,962,847
bonds
Other
$12,113,067
TotalThe full faith and
are
credit of the citv
pledged to the payment of
all
bonds of the city.
to
Jan.
bodies.
arate
PROPERTY.—Real estate
the city Is assessed at
including
water
valued at $4,261,594.67.
CITY
owned
by
$11,056,297.75.
works
ASSESSED
VALUATION.—The
has been;
city's assessed valuation
1921.
1920.
$
$
Real estate. 178,123,037
139,825,210
348,550
1,896,250
178,471.587
141,721,460
Personal---
Average rate
$29.95
$28.99
(per $1,000)
ITS
.
1
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
Total
as
area
State
a
_*__One of Original Thirteen
State
of State
7,815
(square miles)
Trenton
Capital.
expires Monday before 3d Tuesday,
1923)
Edward I. Edwards
Governor (term
January
Secretary of State (term exp. Apl. 6 '25)-_Thos. P.
Martin
William T. Read
Comptroller (term expires Feb. 20 '23)_Newton A.K.Bugbee
Attorney-General
Thos. F. McCran
Treasurer (term
LEGISLATURE
there Is
no
expires Apr. 1 1922)
annually the second Tuesday of January,
meets
and
limit to the 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 no obligations of any kind or loaned
to any company.
The constitution of 1844 forbade the cre¬
State debt exceeding one hundred thousand dollars except for
of war, &c.
This exception, under which it was allowable to ex¬
ceed the hundred-thousand-dollar limit, became operative on the occasion
of the breaking out of the Civil War.
Quite a debt was created at that
period.
The last of these war bonds was retired on Jan. 1 1902.
credit
its
ation of
a
purposes
TOTAL DEBT.—With the exception of $116,000 certificates Issued to
Commissioners of the Agricultural College under Act approved June
the
13 1895, the State is now clear
At
from debt, and has been since Jan. 1 1902.
previous dates the debt was;
1
Nov.
1
1898.
Nov.
1
1897
Nov.
1
1896-
$71,000
194,000
394,000
593,400
1901
——
Nov. 1
1895
Nov. 1
1894
1880
Nov.
1
—
Nov. 1 1866
$660,400
735,400
1,996,300
3,395,200
balance of the State Fund in bank was $11,047,*"
held on the same date 1,887 shares (par value
On June 301920 the cash
673.
This
fund
also
$188,700) of the stock of the United Railroad & Canal Co., of New Jersey,
the market value of which amounts to about $3 10,000.
The State School
Fund on June 30 1920 held securities to the amount of $7,959,943.50; cash
balance on hand for investment, $276,344.43.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed valuation for a series of years
as below.
Under new tax laws the assessment beginning with 1906
has been
has been at supposed
full value—a much higher basis than
1920
1909
1908
1888
$3,254,964,269
3,032,164,104
3.030.926.010
2,888,117,701
2.696.314.011
1916
2.583.953,595
1915
2.481.605.038
1914
2.289.770.281
1912
1910--..
2,045,898,214
$1,949,687,287
1,843,001,178
1906—
1,570,210,073
1905
1,153,682,961
1900
891,237,286
1898
844,354,193
1896
794,428,048
1894
1892
774,398,332
742,759,082
addition to the above, valuation of
In
formerly.
$649,979,700
603,676,953
573,256,303
554,828,114
534,917,876
518,617,518
531,851,849
596,833,707
619,057.903
1890
1919
1918
1917
1886
1884
1882
1880
1878
1876
1874
main stem, tangible personality
1912 was $327,647,993, in 1913
329,595,655, in 1914 334,738,372, in 1915 344,947,959, in 1916 $349,195,216, in 1917 $358,440,155, in 1919 $246,621,381 and in 1920 $250,806,026. The values of railroad and canal property from 1906 to 1911, incl., do
not include second-class railroad property, the latter being given in the
totals shown above for those years.
No general tax is imposed in New
Jersey, the State deriving its revenue from other sources
and
franchises
of railroad property in
POPULATION OF STATE.—Population has been as
3,155,900
2,844.342
2,537.167
2,144.134
1,883.669
1,444.933
1920
1915
1910
1905
1900
1890
1880.
1870
1860
1850
1840-...
1.131,116
906.096
672,035
489,555
373,306
follows:
1830
1820--1810
1800
1790
320,823
277,575
245,562
211,149
184,139
DEBT LIMITATIONS.—(1) THE STATE is restricted as to its debtmaking power by the State Constitution.
In Article IV, Section VI, para¬
graphs 3 and 4, the whole subject Is disposed of as follows:
3. The credit of the State shall not be directly or indirectly loaned In any
oase.
.
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 thou¬
sand dollars, except for purposes of war, or to repel invasion, or to suppress
insurrection, 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 dischafge. the principal of
such debt or liability within thlrty-flve 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
effect until it shall, at a general election, have been submitted to the people,
and have received the sanction of a majority of all the votes cast for and
against it at such election; and all money to
law shall be applied only to the specific
such
1 1908. the School
Bonds were issued by the Board of
Education and the water bonds by
the Water Board.
Since the date
referred to, however, all bonds of the
city
have been
Issued under the
Uniform Charter
for cities of the
second class.
Chapter 452 of the
Laws of 1908 repeals the Acts under
which the Board of Education and
the Water Board were created sep¬
Prior
Total
1 *22-'23
1 '26-*27
1 '28-'29
1 '29-'30
1 *30-'31
1 '21-'26
JAN. 1 '21.
$2,260,500
3,687,720
Special assessment bonds
Road Improvement Bonds.
4Hs*08 A-O $17,500..May 1 *22-'28
4s '08
A-O
20,000-Aug 15'2!-*28
1 *21-*34
84 .OOOr.Dec
A-O
New Jersey.
State of
Nov.
4^s*16 A-O $15,000r.Mar 1 *22-*26
4^8*09 A-O
4^s'10A-O
79
STATE
NEW JERSEY-DEBT OF
June, 1921.]
be raised by the authority of
object stated therein, and to
of the debt thereby created.
This section shall not be con¬
strued to refer to any money tnat has been, or may be, deposited with
this State by the Government 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 specified
therein, &c.
In the latter case the mode of procedure is, as will be seen,
given in the same paragraph of the constitution.
fOn Nov. 2 1915 the voters decided against the question of issuing $1,000,000 bonds for the purchase of what is known as the "Wharton Tract" in
Atlantic and Burlington counties.
V. 101, p. 1825.
It was originally in¬
tended to issue these bonds in the name of the State Water Supply Com¬
mission. without a vote of the people, but the Court of Errors and Appeals
on March 1 1915 decided that this would be in violation of the constitu¬
the payment
tional
provision which prohibits the bonding of
the State for a sum exceed¬
$100,000. except by direct vote of the people.
See "Chronicle" of
829 ]
The 1920 Legislature passed two bond acts which were approved by the
voters at the November 1920 election, one for $15,000,000 for soldiers
bonus, and the other $28,000,000 for a vehicular tunnel from Jersey City
to New York and a bridge from Camden to Philadelphia.
See V. 110, p.
1771,2103, respectively.
$12,000,000 of the soldier's bonus bonds and
$5,000,000 of the tunnel and bridge bonds were offered on June 14, but
owing to a question of legality these bonds were not sold.
The 1921 Legislature passed an act (Chapter 201) authorizing $14,000,000
State bonds for State institutions, subject to a vote of the people at the
November 1921, election.
ing
March 6 1915. page
CITIES, COUNTIES, TOWNS, &c., are also restricted in the making
debt by Article I, paragraphs 19 and 20, of the constitu¬
We give these paragraphs in full:
19. No county, city, borough, town, township or village shall here¬
after 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, asso¬
ciation or corporation whatever.
It will be noted that the above prohibitions are absolute.
Article IV, Section VII, Paragraph 11. of the constitution, forbids the
passage by the Legislature of any special laws "regulating the internal
affairs of towns and counties," the constitution directing that in this and
all other cases where general laws are feasible, general laws shall be provided.
of certain kinds of
YORKVILLE.
This
Inc.
1920,
tion.
village'is
1902.
in Oneida County
Population 1910.
691;
1,512.
Sewer Bonds.
15 *22-'37
3,600.. Apr 1 '22-27
4.35s'll A-O $16,000_Apr
4.90s'15A-O
Paving Bonds.
5s'20
$10,000
.1921-1930
---
Street Bonds.
4.35s'll A-O
$8,000-Apr 15 '22-'37
TOTAL DEBT May 23 '21
$30,800
Assessed valuation 19211,065,965
(Assessment about % actual value.)!
__
(Total tax rate (per $1,000)
'2l_$11.00
In
time
compliance with this last provision the Legislature
passed many general laws relating to the different
has from time to
kinds of munlci-
80
NEW JERSEY—DEBT OF
pallties existing In New Jersey, but latterly the situation has been greatly
simplified, and now the debt-incurring powers of New Jersey municipalities
are regulated almost entirely
by a series of general laws passed in 19161918, which practically supersede the complex system of laws described in
the
State and City Supplement" for Nov. 1916 and previous issues.
These new statutes are Laws 1917, Chapter 152, known as the Home Rule
Act (amended and supplemented by numerous subsequent Acts), which
grants broad power to make public improvements; Laws 1918, Chapter 185
7as amended), which is a similar Act concerning the powers of counties:
Laws 1916, Chapter 252 (amended by Laws 1917, Chapter 240, Laws 1918,
Chapter 259; Laws 1919, Chapter 51, Laws 1920, Chapters 78, 108 and 252,
and Laws 1921, Chapters 120, 157, 164 and 235). known as the Pierson
Bond Act, referred to at length below; Laws 1916, Chapter 112, Laws 1919,
Chapters 73 and 186 and Laws 1921, Chapters 98 and 234, relating to loans
for school purposes; Laws 1920 (Chapter 84, supplemented by Laws 1921.
Chapter 30), directing the funding of floating debt; Laws 1917, Chapters 154
(amended by Laws 1918, Chapter 266), 155 and 156, creating the office of
State Commissioner of Municipal Accounts and requiring municipalities
to file with him financial reports and transcripts of proceedings for bond
issues; Laws 1917, Chapter 192 (amended by Laws 1918, Chapter 242,
and Laws 1919, Chapters 178, 238 and 242), providing for an annual budget
and for temporary loans against taxes; Laws 1918, Chapters 267 and 268,
and Laws 1921, Chapters 105 and 106, relating to the auditing of municipal
accounts; Laws 1918, Chapter 238, establishing the fiscal year of munici¬
palities; and Laws 1917, Chapter 212 (amended by Laws 1918, Chapter
243), providing for sinking funds for bonds heretofore issued (all future
issues being required to be serial bonds).
THE PIERSON BOND ACT, mentioned above, authorizes and
the issuance of all bonds and notes of counties, cities,
regulates
boroughs, villages,
towns, townships and improvement commissions, other than bonds or notes
for school purposes or against unpaid taxes or tax titles.
Except in regard
to
registration and transfer of bonds, It supersedes all laws on the same
sub¬
ject matters passed before March 22 1916, and probably also those passed
before Jan. 1,1917; but on the latter point the amendatory Act of 1917 is
not entirely clear.
Saving clauses in the Act make certain restrictions in¬
applicable to proceedings commenced before March 29 1917.
The Act
provides substantially as follows:
Power to Issue Bonds and Notes.—Power is given to issue bonds for any
public improvement for which the municipality or county may lawfully
make or for any other purpose for which it may lawfully appropriate
money, except to pay current expenses or fund debts incurred after March 22
1916 for current expenses or refund bonds issued after that date.
Power
is also given to issue temporary bonds or notes to temporarily finance any
purpose for which bonds may be Issued under the Act.
Such temporary
obligations may run not longer than six years after such purpose has been
carried out, unless the levying of special assessments for improvements for
which the obligations are issued is delayed by litigation.
Term of Bonds.—Bonds must mature (a) within the probable life of the
improvement or property for which they are Issued, to be determined by
the bond ordinance or resolution, but not to be deemed greater than the
maximum period
specified in the Act for such an improvement or property
£curred before March 522 1916 for unascertainable purposes, within 15
period ranging from to 50 years); or (b) if the bonds are to fund debt
(c) if for refunding, within 20 years; or (<i) if for more than one
within the average of the periods assigned, to the several
taking into consideration the amount of bonds for each purpose;
or (e) if issued in anticipation of the collection of special assessments, within
a period ending not more than two years after tne last installment of the
assessment will become delinquent.
Serial Bonds.—All bonds must mature in annual Installments beginning
not more than two years after the date of the bonds, and no installment
can be more than 50% greater than the smallest prior installment.
Sale of Bonds.—Bonds cannot be sold below
par.
If the amount of the
Issue exceeds 510.000, they must be sold at public sale, unless sold within
30 days after a public sale at which no bids are received, or unless the sale
is to the municipal sinking fund or insurance fund commissioners.
Only
such an amount of the bonds can be sold as will produce a sum less than
51,000 in excess of the amount of money necessary to be raised.
In case of
public sale, advertisement must be made in a local newspaper and also in
a financial
paper in New York City or Philadelphia.
Temporary bonds or
notes may be disposed of privately,
Debt Limits.—Except as noted below, the Pierson Bond Act prohibits
a municipality from passing an ordinance or resolution
authorizing bonds
years; or
such
purpose,
purposes,
or notes
under that Act in
an amount
which, with the amount of all evidences
of indebtedness then outstanding, or to be issued under
previous authoriza¬
tions, exceeds 7% of the average of the three next preceding assessed valua¬
tions of taxable real property.
In a county the limit is 4%.
But in order
that the statute may not work a hardship on municipalities heavily in¬
debted at the time of passage of the Act, it
permits municipalities to exceed
the 7 % limit so long as the bonds and notes Issued or authorized under the
Act after Dec. 31 1916
(including debt so incurred and paid) do not exceed
2% of the average assessed valuation of taxable real property for the years
1914, 1915 and 1916.
The statute prescribes in great detail the method for
computing and determining net debt under these limitations.
The chief
financial officer of the municipality or county is
required to file annually
with the clerk of the municipality or of the
county board of freeholders,
as the caso may be, an "Annual Debt
Statement," showing the debt situa¬
tion
as
of the close of the preceding calendar
year;
and he must file
a
"Sup¬
plemental Debt Statement," showing the changes since the last annual
statement, before the passage of any ordinance or resolution authorizing
bonds or notes to which the debt limitations
apply.
The debt limitations
do not apply to the issuance of bonds or notes for
funding, refunding, water
supply, or the construction or reconstruction of dikes, bulkheads, jetties
or other devices on the ocean or inlet fronts to
prevent the encroachmont of
the sea, including improvements to restore
property demaged by the
sea, or for the construction of boardwalks, pavilions; piers, bathing houses
or other devices
along the ocean front,"
Nor do they affect the incurring
of debt under other laws, such as debts for schools or
current expenses.
But some of these exempted debts must be considered
(as indicated below)
In ascertaining the power to become indebted
under the Act for other
purposes.
The net debt subject to the limits is computed by ascertaining
the
or
gross amount of all bonds or other evidences of debt
outstanding,
authorized but not yet issued, or about to be authorized
by the ordin¬
ance
or
resolution
in
connection with which the computation is made,
of debts for current
expenses of the current fiscal
year, and
by deducting from such gross amount (1) the following
portions of the
gross debt, viz.:
(a) debts for self-sustaining utilities • (not for support
or maintenance), in so far as
they do not exceed 3% of the average as¬
exclusive
sessed
valuation
of
taxable
real
for the next preceding three
they do not exceed 3% of such aver¬
improvements re¬
sewer improvements in
boroughs
(Laws 1919, Chapter 51) ; (e) debts for certain
highway improvements in
counties (Laws 1918,
Chapter 183); (/) certain county bonds payable out
of motor vehicle funds received from
the State (Laws 1921, Chapter 164),
and (ff) debts for certain
self-sustaining electric light plants (Laws 1921,
Chapter 235); also (2) the following
assets, to the extent that they are
applicable to the payment of any part of the
gross debt not deducted
as
above stated, viz.:
(a) uncollected special assessments levied or to
be levied; (b) funds in hand or to be
derived from the issuance of bonds
years;
(o) debts for schools, in
so
property
far
as
age assessed valuation; (c) debts for ocean or inlet front
ferred to above;
(d) debts for certain
or
notes included in the gross debts and
(c) uncollected taxes levied to pay
gross debt; and (3) also other assets to the
extent that they are not included
in the foregoing assets, viz.:
(a) unpaid taxes not more than three years in
arrears, and (b) amounts owing to the
municipality on account of improve¬
ments for which any partof the
gross debt, not deducted, was incurred or
authorized.
Procedure for Issuing Bonds.—In
boroughs and townships bonds cannot
a vote of the
people if protests against tne issue are filed
by one-third of the governing body or by
taxpayers representing 10% of
the assessed valuation of
propertuy.
In other municipalities no election
be issued without
a
Pr/°AVl3e?
&yJihe p;!?rson Bond Act: but the
so-called Home Rule
Act (Article 37, Section 24)
apparently makes all bond
to referendum if demanded by
ordinances subject
taxpapers.
Validation of Bonds.—The Act provides that the
validity of bonds shall
questioned in any suit commenced after the lapse of 20
days from
publication of the ordinance or resolution
authorizing them unless
Issued in violation of the referendum
provisions.
In the case of Dale vs.
Borough of Bayhead, bonds were sustained by reason of this
provision!
The Act also declares that bonds
reciting that they are issued under the
Act shall be incontestable
not be
the first
SCHOOL BONDS.—The issuance of bonds and other
obligations for
by the general School Law of
1913 (Comp. Stat, 1910, p. 4724), as
amended, especially the supplement
and a mendments oA#L916 and 1919 already referred to.
School bonds must
matur serially as provided in the Pierson Bond Act, and within
the maxi-
^^.ol JPurPoses is authorized and regulated
STATE}
[Vol. 112.
kum period specified in the School Law for the class of improvement or
property for which they are issued, ranging from 10 to 40 years.
Bonds
for refunding school bonds must mature within 20 years and in annual in¬
stallments, equal as nearly as practicable.
If the bonds are issued for sev¬
eral purposes they must mature within the average of the periods assigned
to the several
purposes, taking into consideration the amount of bonds for
each purpose, such average period to be conclusively determined by the
governing body.
The method of sale of bonds under the School Law is
substantially the method prescribed by the Pierson Bond Act.
The amount
of school bonds in school districts governed by Article VI of the School
Law is limited to 5% of the assessed
in districts governed by Article
valuation of property.
There is no
VII.
Bonds of the latter districts
litigation instituted after the lapse of 20 days after the
election at which they are authorized.
limit
cannot be attacked in
The
School
borough
a
Law
makes
every
school district.
incorporated city, town, township and
City school districts
are
governed by Article
VI of this law, which practically makes the Board of Education a branch
of the city government, their bonds being obligations of the city.
School
districts in towns, townships and boroughs are governed by Article VII.
their bonds are not obligations of the municipality with which they
and
coterminous.
The School Law also
provides that the voters of any
may accept the provisions of Article VII, and that the
township or borough district may accept the provisions
of Article VII, and be governed accordingly.
So far as we are aware no
city has accepted Article VII.
But certain large towns and townships
(West Hoboken, Union, Kearny, Montclair, Irvington, Weehawken and
North Bergen) have accepted Article VI, because they found it cumber¬
some to submit all important matters as to taxation and
bond issues to
meetings of the voters as required by Article VII.
An election is necessaiw
for the Issuance of bonds by school districts operating under Article VII,
except districts embracing more than one municipality and having a popu¬
lation of more than 10,000, this exception being made by
Chapter 73 of the
Laws of 1919.
Proceedings for the issuance of bonds by school districts
are
city school district
voters of a town,
under Article VII must
bonds can be issued.
A
be
approved by the Attorney-General before the
supplement to the School Law, Laws 1911, p. 514,
requires all school bonds to be signed, sealed, delivered and paid for in the
State of New Jersey, such payment to be made by cash or certified check
to the order of the custodian of school moneys.
TAX EXEMPTION OF MORTGAGES AND RAILROAD BONDS.—
A law
was enacted by the 1917
Legislature (Chapter 231) amending Section
10 of the General Tax Act of 1903 (Comp. Stat, of 1910, p. 5075), by provid¬
ing that bonds issued by any railroad company of any State shall be exempt
from taxation while owned by any savings bank or institution for savings
of New Jersey.
Section 10 as it now reads follows.
We italicize the por¬
tion added in 1917:
"No mortgage or debt secured by mortgage on real
property which is taxed in this State shall be listed for taxation; and no
deduction from the assessed value of real
property shall be made by the
assessor on
the
on
is equal
as
account of any mortgage
debt, hut the mortgagor
or owner
of
property paying the tax on mortgaged real property shall be entitled
to credit
the interest payable on the mortgage for so much of the tax
to the tax rate applied to the amount due on the mortgage,
except where the parties have otherwise agreed, or where the mortgage is an
investment of funds not subject to taxation, or where the parties have law¬
fully agreed that no deduction shall be made from the taxable value of the
lands by reason of the mortgage.
Bonds issued by any railroad company
of
any State shall be exempt from taxation while owned
institution for savings of this State."
or
by any savings bank
TAX EXEMPTION OF PUBLIC SECURITIES.—Section 3 of the Gen¬
eral Tax Act of 1903 (Compiled Stat, of 1910, p. 5075), relating to the ex¬
emption of public securities in New Jersey, was amended in 1917 (Chapter
258) so as to read as follows.
The portions added in 1917 we print in
Italics:
"The bonds and other securities of the United States, other than circu¬
lating notes of national banking associations and United States legal tender
certificates of the United States, payable on demand
and circulating or intended to circulate as currency and gold, silver or other
coin, and all bonds, securities, improvement certificates and other evi¬
dences
of indebtedness.
heretofore or hereafter issued
by this State
or
by any county thereof, or by any taxing .district or school district
of this State, and the personal property owned by citizens or corpora¬
notes and other notes and
tions of this State situate and
being out of the State
upon
which taxes shall
have been actually assessed and paid within 12 months next before May
20
being the day prescribed by law for commencing the assessment."
LIMITATION OF TAX RATE.—Chap. 116, Laws of 1906, limiting the
repealed, by Chapter 9. Laws of 1914.
tax rate, was
SAVINGS
BANKS'
INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND
RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—The savings bank law of New Jersey was completely revised by
the State Legislature of 1906, without, however, changing in any essential
respects the investment provisions.
In 1913 the law
was
further amended
permit investment in certain bonds secured by first mortgage
to
dock property.
or
1915.
See V. 96,
p.
1169.
There
were
no
on
terminal
amendments in
In
1917 .the Legislature passed an Act (Chapter 36) authorizing
savings banks and other institutions in this State to invest in Federal Land
Bank
bonds.
This we print in full below, at the end of Section 33.
An¬
measure was adopted in 1917 (Chapter 171) amending
paragraph VI
regard to investments in first mortgage bonds.
See V. 104, p. 1721.
other
in
Paragraph VI. was further amended by the 1920 Legislature.
We put the
part to be stricken out in brackets and the portions added are printed in
italics.
See V. 110, p. 1886
The 1919 Legislature passed an Act permit¬
ting savings banks to purchase from their available fund, notes, drafts, bills
of exchange or
acceptances, acceptable to the Federal Reserve Bank.
We
give below in full the investment sections of the law:
VI.
DEPOSITS—HOW
INVESTED.
SECTION 33.
the
No savings bank shall Invest the moneys deposited with
In any manner except as follows, to wit:
In stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or obligations of the United
same
I.
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:
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 author¬
ized 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 five 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 does
not exceed 10% of its assessed valuation, and such school district bonds
are by law charged upon all the property of the inhabitants of such district
or in any interest-bearing obligation Issued by the county in which such
bank is situated, or by any city, town, township, borough or village in such
county.
In the bonds of any city or county of any other State of the Union
V.
Issued
pursuant to the authority of any law of any such State; provided,
such city or county has, 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
no
provided further, the total indebtedness of any such city or county Is limited
by law to 10% of Its assessed valuation;
VI. In first mortgage bonds issued, guaranteed or assumed by any rail¬
road 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 five years
next
upon
or
previous to the purchase of such bonds, and secured by a first lien
not less than three-fourths of the rail mileage included in said mortgage;
in any consolidated mortgage bonds issued, guaranteed or assumed by
any
such company [authorized to
be issued to retire the entire bonded
debt of the issuing company] secured by mortgage providing for the retirement
of all prior lien mortgages on the property covered by such consolidated mort¬
gage; or in any first mortgage bonds secured by liens prior to any such consolidated
mortgage; or in the bonds of any railway terminal or dock company of this
State, secured by first mortgage on terminal or dock property fronting on the
Hudson River and having an assessed value for the purpose of taxation in
excess of the amount of the entirei issue of bonds, and used and occupied as a
dock or terminal by any railroad company now operating in this State.
VII. In bonds secured by mortgages which shall be a first lien on real
estate situate In this State, and worth at least double the amount loaned
thereon, but not to exceed 80% of the whole deposits shall be so loaned or
invested; but in case the loan Is on unimproved or unproductive real estate.
NEW JERSEY-CITIES
JUNE, 1921.]
and mortgage shall be made by any savings
the report of a committee of at least three of the man¬
agers, and two members of which committee shall certify In writing to the
value of the premises mortgaged, or to be mortgaged, according to their
best judgment; suoh report shall be filed and preserved among the records
no
Investment In any bond
bank, except
upon
of the bank.
VIII.
In real estate strictly In accordance with the following provisions:
A plot whereon Is erected, or may be erected, a building or buildings
requisite for the convenient transaction of Its business, and from portions
of which not required for Its own use a revenue may be derived; the costs
(a)
of such building or buildings and lot shall in no case exceed 50% of the net
surplus of such bank except with the written approval of the Commissioner
of Banking and Insurance; provided, the limitations as to the cost of such
lot and building contained In this subdivision shall not apply to or affect
any such investment heretofore made by a savings bank organized under a
spcclcti charter«
-•. •
*
(&) 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 five years after the same shall have
been so purchased, unless, upon application by such corporation to the Com¬
missioner of Banking and Insurance, he shall extend the time within which
suoh 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 speolal
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.
Savings Banks, &c., May Invest in Federal Land Bank Bonds.—Any
savings bank, banking institution, trust company or insurance com¬
organized under the laws of this State, or any person acting as
executor, administrator, guardian or trustee, may invest in the bonds Issued
by any Federal Land Bank organized pursuant to an Act of Congress
entitled "An Act to provide capital for agricultural development, to create
standard forms of investment based upon farm mortgage, to equalize rates
of interest upon farm loans, to furnish a market for United States bonds, to
create Government depositaries and financial agents for the United States,
and for other purposes," approved July 17 1916.
•
AN ACT to amend an Act entitled "An Act concerning savings banks,"
**
approved May 2 1906.
am
i
<
vm *
pany,
.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
1.
General Assembly of the State of New Jersey:
Section 36 of the Act of which this Act is an amendment be and the
hereby is amended to read as follows:
36. The managers of every savings bank, as soon as practicable, shall
same
In*
deposited with them in the securities named in the
thirty-third section, except that? for the purpose of meeting current pay¬
ments and expenses in excess of the receipts, there may be kept an available
fund of not exceeding ten per centum of the whole amount of deposits with
such bank; and the same may be kept on hand or on deposit in any solvent
bank in this State, organized under the laws of this State or of the United
States; or the same may be deposited on call, at interest, in such solvent
trust company incorporated under the laws of this State or of the States of
New York or Pennsylvania, or in such solvent national bank located in the
invest
the
pioneys
State of New York or in the State of Pennsylvania, as a majority of
the
managers of such bank may direct, by resolution adopted at a regular or
special meeting, and duly recorded on their minutes; or such available fund,
or any part thereof, may be loaned upon pledge of the securities, or any of
them, named in section 33 of this Act, but not in excess of eighty per centum
of the market value of such securities so pledged; and should any of the
securities so held in pledge depreciate in value after making any loan thereon
the managers shall require the immediate payment of such loan, or a part
thereof, or additional security therefor, so that the amount loaned shall
at no time exceed eighty per centum of the cash market value of the securi¬
ties pledged for the same; or part of such available fund, not exceeding
one-half thereof, may be temporarily employed in the purchase of notes,
drafts, bills of exchange or acceptances, which have a maturity at the time
of
purchase of not more than three months, exclusive of days of grace, and
which
serve
are
of the kind made eligible by law for rediscount with
banks
Federal Re¬
organized under the Act of Congress of the United States
entitled "An Act to provide for the establishment of Federal Reserve banks,
to furnish an elastic currency, to afford means of rediscounting commecrial
Saper, to establish a more effective supervision of banking 1913, and the
in the United
tates, and for other purposes," approved December 23
supplements and amendments thereto, provided the same are indorsed or
accepted by a bank or trust company in which such savings bank is herein
permitted to deposit funds; provided, further, that the aggregate amount
of the liability of any such bank or trust company to any such savings
bank as indorser and acceptor shall not exceed ten per centum of the paid-up
capital and surplus of such bank or trust company.
2. This Act shall take effect immediately.
subject is covered by the
382; Comp. Stat, of 1910, p. 3864.
printed in full in "Chronicle" of Nov. 23 1907, p. 1352.
In 1913 the Legis¬
lature passed an Act (Chapter 247), giving executors, administrators or
trustees authority to make investments in any securities in which savings
INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS.—This
Act of May 8 1907, Public Laws 1907, p.
banks of New Jersey may invest
their funds.
81
TOWNS
Public-Library Bonds.
he amount loaned thereon shall not be more than 30% of Its actual value;
and
AND
4s g '03 J-J
*$30,OOOo—Jan
Water Bonds.
5s g '95 J-D$761,000c...June
4Hsg'96M-S 100,000c
Mch
4s g '00 J-J *200,000o—July
4s g '01 J-J
*70,OOOo—July
4s g '02 J-J
*15,OOOo—July
4s g *03 J-J
*75,000c...Jan
4s g '04 J-J
*35,000o
July
4 Hsg'06J-J *300,OOOo
July
4Hg'10J-J 275,000c—J&J
4 Hg'll J-J
75,000c—Jan
4 Hg'12 J-J
100,000c...Jan
4Hg'13J-J 214.000c.-Jan
4Hs'14 J-J *367,000c
J&J
4Hs'14 J-J *200,000—July
4Hs g
J-J
43.000
July
_
1 1938
5s
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1925
5s
1926
1930
1931
5s
19S2
1933
1934
1941
Road Bonds.
J-J
$90,OOOo..Jan 1 '22-'30
50,000
1921-1925
'15
260,000
1929-1939
30,000c.Apr 1 '26-*27
15,000c...Apr 1 1939
'16
J-D
15,000c... Apr 1 1946
20,000c...Apr 1 1928
120.000c.Apr 1 '42-'45
s-a
'20
454,000—June 1 1922
s-a
*20
650,000
June 1 1926
5s '11
6s
6s
1 1945
1 1946
1 1947
f 20,000c.June 15'22-'23
4Hs'19
„
1 1943
1 1944
J-D1135,000c.June 15'24~'32
11,000c.June 15 1933
■
6s '21
242,000
June 1 1927
Bridge Bonds.
1 1944 4Hs'12 J-J
20.000c—Jan 1 '22-'25
1 1935 TOT. GR. DT. Dec 31'20$2,303,182
Albany Avenue Bonds.
Deductions.
410,937
4Hsg'09J-J $70,000o
July 1 1944 Net debt—
1,892,245
Paving Bonds.
Sinking fund
161,099
4s g '01 A-0 *135,000o—Oct 1 1921 Assess, value, real estate. 144,545,204
4s g '02 A-0 *15,000o...Oot
1 1922 Assess, value, personal— 10,013,122
4Hsg'04M-N *195,000o._May 1 1924 Assess, val. 2d cl. RR.prop.2,147,070
4s g705 J-D*130,OOOo...June 11925 Total assess, val. 1921—156,705,396
4s g '06 A-0
80,OOOo...Apr 1 1926 State & co. tax(per $1,000)'21_$5.31
4Hsg*07J-J*250,000o—Jan 11927 Popula'n 1910, 71,894; 1920 83,883
4s g '06 J-J
15,OOOo—Oct 1 1926
INT. at County Collector's office.
4Hsg'08J-J
*65,OOOo—Jan 11928
4Hs'08J-J
*70,OOOo—July 1 1928 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
4s g '09 J-J
65,OOOo...Jan 1 1929
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
4 Hsg'09J-J *205,OOOo
July 1 1944 Inc. 1887; relnc. Sept. 15 1891.
4 Hsg'10J-J
*68,OOOo...July 1 1945
Sewer Extension Bonds.
4Hg'll J-J
*70,000c...Jan 11946
5s *15
M-S $20,000—Sept 1 *21-'40
4Hsg'l2J-J *35,000c ...Jan 1 1947
Refunding Water Bonds.
4H&T3J-J
*30.000c—Jan 11938
4 H
g
J-J
$60,000c— .July 1 1928
4Hg'12J-J
*12,000c—July 1 1922
Fire Department Bonds.
4Hsg'13J-J *200,000c
July 1 1938
4Hs'17 J-J
$5,660.-July 1 '22-'27
4Hs 14 J-J *295,000
July 1 1933
5s '18
M-N
4,500—Nov 1 '21-'29
4Hs
J-J
*32,000
Jan 1 1934
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'17 J-J
6,000..Jan 1 *22-'27
4s g
J-J
$39,000c—.July 1 1928
4Hs'18 J-J
• 5,000-Jan
1 "22-'26
Refunding Light Bonds.
Atlantic Ave. Improv't Bonds.
4Hsg'06J-J $15,000r__May 10 1926
4Hs'07 A-0 $44,OOOo—Oct 1 1937
-s
5,500.-Apr 1 '22-'32
Hospital Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s g '06 M-S*$30.000c—Sept 1 1936
5s g '04 J-J
$1,OOOo
Jan 1 1922
4Hs'07 M-S *70,OOOo...Sept 1 1937
5s 14
J-J
1,000—Jan 1 '22-'23
4Hg'09 M-S
*5.000o—Sept 1 1939
5s '15
3.000 ..June 1 '23-'25
Drainage Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
J 3,000—Dec 31 1921V
4Hsg07J-J $20,000c—July 1 1937
(22,000-Dec 31 '22-'32
4Hsg'08J-J *100,OOOo..July 1 1938
Park Bonds.
4Hsg'llJ-J 765,000c...Jan 11941
4Hs'17
$17,000
1921-1937
4 Hg'13 J-J *226,000c
J&J 1 1943
Borough Hall Bonds.
4Hg'15 J&J*100,000c...Jan 11945
4Hs'18
$22,000.-May 1 '22~'43
4Hs'18 J-J
39,000..Jan 1 '22-'58
4Hs'18
23.000
1921-1943
Conduit Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 *20. $256,000
4s g '06 M-N $30,OOOo—May 1 1936
Deductions
209,993
4Hsg
J-J
16.000—.Jan 11935 Net debt
46,007
Electrical Equipment Bonds.
Sinking fund
13.267
Assess, val., real estate
.2,170,080
....
^ity-Improvement Bonds.
Assess, val., personal
343,970
1925
4s g '05 A-0 *$55,000c—Apr
Assess, val., 2d cl. RR.prop.
143,988
1928
4Hsg'08J-J
*55,OOOo...Jan
Total assess, val. 1921
2,658,038
1931
4 Hg'll J-J
75,000c—Jan
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921.--$44.50
1932
4 Hg'12 J-J
20,000c...Jan
Population 1910, 1.645; 1920, 1,629
1933
4Hg'13 J-J
6,000
Jan
INTEREST payable in New York.
4Hs'17 J-J
23,000-Jan 1 '22-'42
Park Bonds.
4Hsg*99J-J *$100,000c—July 1 1929 AUDUBON.
This borough is In Camden Co.
4Hsg'08J-J
*72,OOOo...July 1 1943
1 1945 TOT. DEBT Dec 31 '20— $749,320
4 Hg'10 J-J *175,000o—Jan
...
,
...
,
...
—
—
...
...
4^T9
$35,000,.July 1 '22-'49
4 Hsg'lOJ-J
387,860
Deductions.
4s g
Net debt
*76,000c—Jan I 1945
12 J-J *173,000c—Jan 1 1946
4Hs g* 14J-J *50,000
July 1 1944
4Hs'17 J-J
7,000-Jan 1 '22-'28
4Hs'19
...
.7,000—July l
4Hsg'07J-J
4s
J-J
*06
4s g '09 J-J
4Hg'10J-J
4Hg'13 J-J
4Hg'15 J-J
4Hs'17 J-J
4Hs'18 J-J
*$8,000c...July
*25,OOOo...Jan
*128,000c—July
*28,OOOo...Jan
*55,000o—Jan
*20,000c..-Jan
51,000
Jan
28,000—Jan 1
35,000—Jan • 1
Ventnor Ave.
282,500
1 1932
1 1937
Total tax rate
...
4s g '02 J-J
...
Sinking fund
162,468
val., real estate
2,832,625
Assess, val., personal
179,945
Assess, val., 2d cl. RR.prop.
5,465
Total assess, val. 1921
-3,018,035
'22-'28
14,000..July 1 '22-'35
Fire-Department Bonds.
4Hs'19
361,465
School debt (incl.)
1 1926
Assess
(per $1,000) '21 .$56.80
Population 1910, 1,343; 1920, 4,740
1 1944
1 1945
11943
1 1930
'22-'41
AVALON.
This
borough is in Cape May Oo.
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
5s '16
A-O $25,000
Apr
(Subject to
•22-'28
Water
Bonds.
1 1946
call.)
'
V
bonds.
$54,000—1931,'37. 42 &'44
4Hs'14 J-J *$30,000
Jan 1 1944 5s
Road Bonds.
Texas Avenue Bonds.
$14,000
Due on demand
4Hs'08 J-J *$40,000c—July 1 1938 5s
Drainage Bonds.
Massachusetts Avenue Bonds.
$2,500
.1944
4Hs'08 J-J *$30,OOOo...July 1 1928 5s
1
Boardwalk bonds 5s
$27,500
Michigan Avenue Bonds.
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 '20— $273,076
4s g '06 A-0
$7,OOOo—Oct 1 1936
Deductions
192,901
Lighting Standard Bonds.
80,175
4Hsg
J-J *$10,000
July 1 1934 Net debt
Sinking fund
9,845
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '21-9,297,000
1,519,855
Sinking fund
3,253,503 Assess, val. real
56,850
NET DEBT
6,043,497 Assessed val., personal
27,840
Water debt (incl. above). 2,830,000 Assess.val.2d class RR.prop.
School
debt
(see below) 1,393,000 Total assessed val. 19 :1—1,604,545
Assess, val., real
118,00!),000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21— $35.15
Assess, val., personal
7,000,000 Population in 1910, 230; 1920, 197.
Other assessable property. 2,000,000
Total val. 1921 (est.)...127,000,000 AVON-BY-THE-SEA.
This
borough is
in Monmouth
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—.$27 60
Popula'n 1910, 46,150; 1920 , 50.682 County.
Water & Sewer System Bonds.
Summer population (est.)—300 000
Beach bonds
$27,000
INT. on bonds marked (*) at Han
Sewer bonds
28,000
over Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on Albany
Water bonds
35,600
Ave. bonds and
...
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
STATE
NEW JERSEY.
OP
ALLENDALE.
borough is in Bergen County.
5s
(1921-29).$9,653
5s
Road bonds ($1,000 yearly)..18,000
Water bonds (30 years)
45,000
Is
This
School house bonds
Park bonds
5,000
14,400
—.
Sidewalk bonds
(assess.)
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 1920._81.800
Assess, val. real
1,057,550
Assess, val. personal
113,312
2d class RR. property
7,561
Total assess, val. 1921
..1,188,424
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21 $33.30
—
Pop'n 1910, 937; 1920..——.1,165
...
&
fund
real estate..2,494,724
Sinking
val. personal
333,895
Ass'dval. 2d class RR. prop
19,048
Total assessed val. 1921—2,847,667
Assessed
4s
Improvement Certificates.
A-0 $14,000
Apr 1 1922
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21 .$28.20
Sewer Bonds.
4s '03
A-0 $50,000c...Apr 1 1933
4s '05
M-S
50,000c...Sept 1 1945
4Hs'07 J-J
"75,000c
July 1 1942
Population in 1910, 306; 1920...343
4Hs'09 M-N
ASBURY PARK.
4Hs'12 J-J
75,000c._.July 1 1947
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19$1,984,815
I
In Monmouth County.
city in 1897. Commis¬
adopted Dec. 8 1914.
Funding Bonds.
($3,500c..Dec 31 1921
6s *20
M-N 90,000c.Dec31 '22-39
[ 2,000c..Dec 31 1940
This city is
Incorp.
as a
sion govt,
_
_
35,000c
Water debt (included)
Sinking funds
Assessed val. real estate
Assessed val, personal
2d class RR. property
1944
250,000
341.625
13,485,800
1,683,000
73,657
Total assessed val. 1921.. 15,242,457
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1921..$43.00
Fire Bonds.
4s '04
J-D $19,000c—June 1 1934
Pop'n 1910, 10,150; 1920
12,400
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
4Ms*09 M-N 15,000c...May 1 1944
Fire Funding Bonds.
4Hs
M-N $9,500
Nov 1 1935
ATLANTIC CITY.
,
Beach Bonds.
A-O$250,000o
Apr 1 1933
4Hs*07 J-J
150,000
July 1 1947
4Hs'll J-J
150.000
Jan 1 1951
Memorial Playground.
4s *13
1929
at
Atlantic County.
Incorporated March 3 1854.
New
charter adopted Apr. 3 1902.
Com¬
mission gov't accepted May 14 1912.
city
is
in
4Hs'19
—
...
...
17,000
Funding bonds..
15,000
7,000
Fire bonds
Sewer extension
ATLANTIC CITY SCHOOL DIST.
3Hs'00M-S $30,000c.Mch 1 '22-'24
bonds
Swimming pool bonds
17,000
5s'18
$>,000
1921-1932
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 '20— $196,794
...
5,000c...July 1 1922
,141,488
102.000o_July 1 '25-'31 Deductions
55,306
4s g
65,OOOo.July 1 '31-'35 Net debt
56,701
4s '06
J-J
16,OOOo—July 1 1936 Sinking fund
4 Hs'07 J-J
i
70,000c—July 1 1937 Assessed valuation, real—1,608.475
123,700
4 Hg'08 J-J
1160,OOOo.July 1 '38-'42 Assessed val., personal
10,184
4Hsg'09J-J 120,000c.—July 1 1943 Assess, val. 2d cl.RR.prop.
4 Hsg
J-J
139,000c—July 1 1945 Total assessed val. 1921—1,742,359
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 -$45.60
4 Hg 11 J-J
170.000c_._jan
"
Population 1910, 426; 1920,
647
245,000c—-July
4Hg'12 J-J
90,000c—.July
4Hg*13 J-J
BAYHEAD.
15.000—..Jan
4Hsg
J-J
This borough is In Ocean County.
4Hg'15 J-J 135,000c... Jan
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 '20—
$65,100
4Hs'17 J-J
26,000_.Jan 1
19,943
BCND. DEBT Apr 18'21-$1,393,000 Deductions
45,557
INT. on 4Hs due in 1937 and 4Hs Net debt
due 1938-1942 at Hanover Nat. Bk., Total assessed value 19 H—1.183,648
4s g '04 J-J
4s g
'05 J-J
'06 J-J
,
.
_
_
—
N.
This
$25,000... May 1924—
6s
885.000cApr 1 *24,'26,'27
City-Hall Bonds.
4^s
s-a
$17,500
Dec 192l-'39
5s '20
75,000
1921-1950 4s g '00 F-A*$90,000c...Aug 1 1930
4s g '09 J-J
*20,OOOo
Jan 1 1944
Water Funding Bonds.
*6,000c
Jan 1 1933
4Hs'15 J-J $58,000
July 1 1945 4Hsg'13J-J
...
-
paving bonds due
Nat. Park Bk., N. Y.; on
other bonds in Atlantic City.
Electric Bonds.
4Hs'17 M-S f$24,0(J0c Sept 1 '21-'26
\ 60,000c Sept 1'27-'38
62.336
Assessed val.
1
1
1
1
1924
1927
1928
4s
1936
4Hs'14 M-S 50,000
Sept 1 1944
School Bonds (City's Portion).
5s '94
J-D
43,000
$2,000yrly.
4Hs'07 J-D
100,000c...July 1 1937
4tfs'13 J-J
175,000c—Jan 1 1943
5s'18
10,500
$1,000 yrly.
Library Bonds.
4s
M-N $ 18,000c...Nov 1 1931
Natatorium Building Bonds.
4Hs*17 M-S $94.000c—$2,000y'rly
Street Fire Beach Power Plant
ALLENHURST.
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20. $312,500
^
Water Bonds.
J-D $50,000o_—June
J-J
48,000c. „Jan
J-J
22,000c... Jan
'06
A-0
22,000c...Apr
Y.; on 4Hs due 1943 at Nat. Park
Bank, N. Y.; on other bonds In At¬
City.
Total tax rate per
Population
1910,
$1,000'21
$30.55
281; 1920, 273
lantic
ATLANTIC COUNTY,
,
6s '20
s-a
25,500
June
BAYONNE.
This city is in
Hudson County.
city 1869. Com¬
Mar. 9 1915.
City Commissioners authorize pur¬
chase of local water company.
See
V. 106, p. 1151.
Road Refunding Bonds.
$35,000
Jan 1 1923
1 1926 4Hs'03J-J
May's Landing Is the county seatTuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
5e *15
J-J
$50,000-July 1 *40-'41
Building Bonds.
5s '13
M-8 $75,000.-Mar 1 '53-'57
5s '13
M-8
32,725—Oct 1 *2l-'27
Incorporated
as
a
mission govt, adopted
BAYONNE (Concluded)—
Court-Room Bonds.
4s '01
M-S
$2,600-.-Sept 13 192i
Library-Site Bonds.
4s 02
M-S
$3,000-—Sept 2 1922
Funded Assessment Bonds.
6s '95
J-J
$33,000
Jan 1 1925
,
Water Bonds.
1922
$15,000
Deo 1
4s '02
J-J
18,000—__Jan 1
4 He'03 J-J
44.000
July 1
5s '18
1,279,000-_$60,000
4Hg'02J-J
1932
1923
yrly.
---
48,OOOc&r .June 1 1943
(
{480.OOOc&r J'ne 1 *44-'51
5s g '18 J-J
( 16, 000c&r_ June 11952
5Hs*20
1.800 000
Mar 1926
6s g '21
346,000
Feb 1 1927
Police-Headquarters Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$38,000
July 1 1925
School Bonds.
4s '02
J-J
$9,000-—Apr 1 1922
4s*02
J-J
7.500--.Aug 18 1922
4Hs'03 J-J
100,000
Mch 2 1933
1935
6,750
Mch
4s 05
J-J
1922
49,400
Jan
4HK'07 J-J
1928
10,000
Jan
5s '08
J-J
1928
5s g 08 J-J
160,000c---Apr
1928
5s 08
M-N 265,000
Nov
„
M-N
4^s'09 J-J
J-J
4Ms'10 J-J
4Ms'll J-J
4Hs'll
4s '12
J-J
—
...
4 H s'l 6 —
5s *18
J-J
5s *12
J-J
18J-J
...
GEN. BD.DT. Feb 1921—
Assess debt (add'l)
INT.
1st Nat.
at
SCHOOL DIST.
Bergen County.
($3.000c.Feb 1 '2 >-'24
\12.000c-Feb 1 '25-'30
BOND. DEBT June 30 '20
$60,000
BERGENFIELD
This
Is
borough
Incorp.
in
Fire-Engine Bonds.
J-J
$4,500
County.
—
1919 (80% actually)..—2,871,725
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—..$2.64
Indebteness.
$>,000-Dec 20 21-22
—
s
g
1941
$12,600c —
36.000
July 1 1943
Ml J-D
J-J
5s *13
Water-Extension Bonds.
J-J
$20,000c--July 1 1937
5s '13
J-J
22,000
July 1 1943
5s '07
1930
1926
5s '05
1928
1931 Deductions.
1936 Net debt1936 Total sinking fund
—
— —
„
Ass'd val. 2a Class
Total assessed val. 1921-107,598,351
Total
tax
(per $1,000) 1921—$31.93
Popula'n 1910, 55,545; 1920, 76,754
INTEREST payable part at Hud¬
son Co.
Nat. Bank of Jersey City,
part at Bayonne Tr. Co. and part at
Tr. Co. In Bayonne
is
In
Essex
County.
approved
—
~
?9V?5$04' I'OP'n 191°' 9'891;
Various
5s *19
5s *19
...
...
Impt. Bonds.
$6,000
July 1 1924
13,500
July 1 1924
Funding Bonds.
F-A $90,000—Feb 1
4Ms'15 M-S
80.000
Mar 1
Road Bonds.
5s '18
$18,000.—June 13
4s '95
15,000
July 1
5s '14
1944
1945
_—
1922
—_
1925
Sewer Bonds.
5s '19
5s '11
...
5s '13
J-D
1924
Dec
4,000
F-A
5s '18
July
$17,500
—
1944
47,000c—.Aug
|66,000—Dec 1
5,000..Dec 1
.
Fire
5s *14
1
\ a7,OOOc&r Dec 1 '43-49
aRoad-Improvement Bonds.
5s *08
M-S $58,000
4^s'15 J-D
30,000—.June *22-'24
5s '14
J-D (300.000
Dec 1 1944
1125,000
Dec 1 1944
4^s'15 A-O
91,000
1921-1933
4^s'15A-0 104,000
1921-1933
4&s'16 J-D (400,000—Dec 1 »21-'28
5s '18
5s '19
\ 46,000
Dec 1 1929
J-D/368,000c_Dec 15'2l-'28
\ 59,000c—Dec 15 1929
F-A
a240,OOOc&r Dec 1 '22-29
5^s'20J-D
$7,000
Oct
1
1924
Sidewalk Impt. Bonds.
6s *13
J-D $46,000c
Dec
1 1923
Refunding Bonds.
F-A $75,000c.-Aug
1 1943
5s '13
GROSS DEBT Dec 31
'20.$1,187.000
Deductions
...
NETDEBT...
856.107
330,893
Water debt
(add'l)
Assess, impt. bds. (add'l).
98,000
550,000
Tax
145,000
revenue notes
General impt. notes..
Assess, val. real estate
86,702
9,066,570
Assess, val. personal prop.1,797,233
Ass'd val. 2d class RR prop.
10,047
assess, val. 1921
10,873,859
Total
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $43.70
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Belleville
a36,OOOc&r Dec 1 1930
a315,OOOc&r
Bonds.
...
29,000.-Aug 1 '21-'25
(572,000c&rDec 1 '21-'33
1 49.000c&r .Dec 1 1934
J-D
1943
'21-'53
*54-'58
1921-1937
4^s'll J-J
75,000c July 1 *27-'31
5s '13
J-D 300,000c
Dec 1 1933
5s *14
J-D 300,000
Dec 1944
5s *17
Dec 1 '31-37".
a37,OOOc&r Dec 1 1938
oHospital Bonds.
5s *17
J-D ($5 ),000c.Dec 15 *21-'45
1
5s '19
J-D
5Hs'20 J-D
.
lO.OOOc.Dec 15
22,000c&rDec 1
a88,000c_Dee 1
a81,000c_Dec 1
a96,000c_Dec 1
'46-'55
*22-32
*5,2)2,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund
275,695
242,526
Assessed valuation 1921.223,169,780
Tot. tax rate (p.$1,000)'21— $4.43 +
Popula'n 1910,138,002; 1920.210.686
*INT.
at
A.
B.
Leach
&
Co.
$54,000
$101,000
bonds
Improvement certificates —
1,000
Sewer certificates
3,500
Floating debt
15,200
Assessed val'n, real estate..3,112,020
Assessed val'n, personal
59,609
Other assessable property.
122,449
Tot.ass'd val.'21(65% act.;3,831,378
_
Total tax
$39.80
(per $1,000) '21
INTEREST
on
bonds at
school
BRADLEY BEACH.
This borough
is in Monmouth Co.
Fire Department Bonds.
—
5s '19
1921-1929
$243,300
3,050
66,485
$22,500
s-a
BOND. DEBT May 23 *21
Assess, impt. notes
Sinking fund
2,117
2,500
Sinking J General
funds
[Sewer
Assess, val. real
Assess, val.
Ass'd val. 2d class RR prop.
1,760
Total assess, val. 1921
$1,121,613
$1.000)'21 $35.10
Population 1910, 2,140; 1920, 2,562
Total tax rate (per
BRADLEY
corporated
as
a
xSchool Bonds.
4s *00
J-J
$ '7,009—Jan 15 '2 '-'30
M-S
2 ),000..Mar 1 '22-'26
4s '99
'07
'09
A-O
4s
'10
F-A
45,800
Oct 1 *2 -*53
2/,000c.Apr 1 '2 *-'48
A-O
4s
4s
22-'58
171.000c-Aug 1
144,000c.Feb 1 '26-'52
33,000—June 1 '27-46
4V+s'16 F-A
J-D
aSewer Bonds.
4s '00
F-A $.50.000c ..Feb 1 1930
zPark Bonds.
4s '09
A-O $30,000c .Apr 1 '30-'35
4s '11
J-D
39.000c. —Dec 1 1941
aStreet-lmprovement Bonds.
4s *99
J-D $J3.000c.June 1 '22-'29
4s
A-O $i5,000Apr
'04
15,000Apr
A-O
4^s'D9
in
N. Y. City; a all other issues at U. S.
Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y
1938
—
1,000
Net debt—
29,000
Assessed val. real estate.._.258,450
—
Assessed val.
personal,.— 90,000
7,680
356,130
Less exemptions
1,000
Net valuation 1920
355,130
Total tax rate (per$1,000) '20
$ 33.71
Population in 1910, 663; 1920—.588
2d class RR. property
Total assessed value 1929
—
_
_
BRIDGETON.
This
city is situated In Cumberland
County.
Incorp. Nov. 29 1864.
Sewer-Disposal Bonds.
l'22-'34 4Hs'll J-J
$50,000c
July 1 1941
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'13
15,000
Sept 1 1943
Water Bonds.
1'35-'37
—
$75,000c—July 1 1941
4^s'13 J-J
55,000c—Jan
1 1943
4Hs'16 M-S (26,000c_9ept 15 *21-33
\ 2,000c.Sept 15 *34-'35
Paving Bonds (opt. after 1917 .
4s '06
J-J
$10,200r—July 1 1927
4 Ms'11 J-J
•Fire-Department Bonds.
J-J
$25,000c...July 1 1924
4s '04
__
is in Sussex County.
$30.000
Deductions
4Hs'15 M-N16 ),000.May 15 *22-'45
Floating debt (additional)
Sinking (General
—
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20—$30,000
4Hs '14
M-N 51 .OOOMay 1 '22-'38
Funding Bonds.
5s *13
M-N 60.000c.May 1 '22-*23
BOND. DEBT Apr 19'21
Water debt (additional)
14,442
Water-Works Bonds.
4^s
zWater Bonds.
4 Hi3
$87,000
BRANCHVILLE.
This borough
In¬
town Feb. 26 1900.
Essex County,
DIST.
SCH.
BEACH
BOND. DEBT May 23 '21
Sinking fund—
BLOOMFIELD.
This town Is In
.
Population 1910, 1,807; 1920-2,307
194,653
personal
311,503
21,304
personal
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (M act.)_3,l t >,o07
Tot. tax rate (p $1,000)'21.. $10.10
913,230
Assess, val.
2,812,700
Assess, val. real
Other assessable property.
$885,500
148 000
82,489
201,223
40,658
4s
School Bonds*
'02
J-J
$25,000c—July 1 1922
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
18,200c
1942
25,009,825 4Hs'12
Funding Bonds.
personal
4,404,950
J-J
$50,000c—Jan 1 1934
Other assessable property
121,252 4s '04
Tot. val. 1921
20,536,0 7 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919)
F-A $35,000c...Feb 1 1939
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$30 .70 4s '09
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1924)
Pop. lgjW. 15,070; 1920..
22,019
Refunding Bonds.
x IntTat
Bloomfield Nat. Bank;
4s '05
M-S $15.000c.-Sept 1 1925
a at Fidelity Trust Co.. Newark; * at
Park Bonds (opt. after 1917).
U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., New York.
4s '03
J-J
$40,000c
Nov 1 1927
funds
[Water
Assess, val. real—
—
Assess, val.
BOND. DEBT April
Assessed val., real
BOGOTA.
Is in Bergen Co.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5Ks
($30,000—Aug 1 '21-'22
i 30,000..Aug 1 '23-*25
Sewer Extension Bonds.
5s *15
$27,000..Dec 1 '21-*29
This borough
1921. $416,400
.$6,725,777
Assessed val., personal
2,582,655
Other assessable property141,366
366,275
Deductions
—
—
4 Ms
—
30.000
Fire Bonds 4 Ms
Park Bonds 5(^s
------
Bonds
School
Bonds 4Ms~
DEBT.
GROSS
Deductions
...
Net debt
BURLINGTON.
This citv Is in Burlington County.
Incorp. Mar. 4 1851,
Pop'n 1910,
94.590 8,336; 1920, 9,049.
$247,836
Drainage Bonds.
220,946
4H»'15 July
$8,500c
Jan 1 1925
26,890
4Ms
J-J
7,000
$500 yearly
38,193
Floating Debt Bonds.
3,635,32) 4Hs'07 J-J
$36,000c.-July 1 1937
Sinking fund
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
645,2 >5
Ass'd val. 2d class RR prop
19,'93
Tot.ass'd val.'21
4,300,629
$1.000)'2l $1^.40
Population 1910, 1,125; 1920-3,906
Total tax rate (per
BOONTON.
is in Morris County.
This town
J 3 5,000—June 1 '2 >-'28
>120,000—June 1 '29-'48
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20. $277,975
Assess, impt. notes
24,000
5s '18
J-D
&
Tax
revenue
notes.
Assess, val. real
Assess, val.
personal
1,540
2,400,7 0
361,550
38,884
2.801,184
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'21 $48.20
Population 1910, 4,930: 1920—5,372
Assess, val. 2d Class RR
Total
assess,
val. 1921
Total tax (per
2,000
21,400
5s
School
(70% act A--9,086,493
$1,000) 1921 —-$18.22
Pop'n
1910.
14,209; 1920,
14.323
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
Tot. val'n '21
$1,250
5,000
School bonds 5s
'21-'42
'33-'41
*42-'49
a4,000c—Dec 1 1950
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '21
School
—
5ks'20 J-D (a42,OOOc&r Dec 1 '22-42
government
45.000—..
Debt May 6 1921—
GEN. BONDED DEBT—
...
...
BELLEVILLE.
-
...
_—
in Ocean County.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s *16
s-a
$25,000
1941
5s
18,000
40.000
1921-1928
4^s'15 J-J
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
a57,OOOc&r.Dec 1 '21-39
6s
$68,000
1940
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 1921. $153,604 5s *19
a4,000c&r_Dec
J-D
1941
a3,OOOc&r_Dec
Deductions
133,665
aBuilding Bonds.
General sinking fund
5.779
F-A $68,000c.Feb 1 *22-'38
Net debt...
19,938 4s '09
M-N 102,000c.May 1 '2+'39
Assess, val,, real estate
979.780 4s '09
Assess, val., personal
Apr *22-'39
105,950 4^s'10 A-O 288,000
Assess. val., sd cl. RR.prop.
Oct *2l-*39
8,1292 4^s*10 A-O 304,000
Total assess, val. 1921....1,094,022
s'll M-N304.000—May 1 '22-*39
Tot.tax rate (per $1.000) *21—$45.41
s'12 F-A
90,000c.Aug 1 *21-'38
8,000
Apr '22-'23
Population 1910, 272; 1920
.329 4^s'15 A-O
—
Co
Somerset
Pop'n *10, 3,970;
School Bonds.
_
—
4Hs'16 M-S ($30,000.Sept 1*21 -'26
1 4,000—Sept 1 1927
Bridge Bonds.
4s '04
F-A $ t0,000c—Aug 1 '21-'24
4Hs'07 F-A »28,000o-Aug 1 '21-'27
4s '09
F-A
72,000o— .Aug 1 1939
58,000
May 1931
4Ks'll J-J
May 1932
4^sT2 M-N 11,000
19,000.
Dec
1944
5s '14
J-D
25,000
July '22-*26
4Hs'15 J-J
25,000
1921-1925
4Hs'lS J-J
~
HAVEN.
This borough Is
in
Paving Bonds.
4^s'16 M-N$29,000
Fire Engine Bonds.
_s
$4,000
BEVERLY.
This city Is in Burlington Co.
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms
$40,000
1942
School Improvement Bonds.
5s
$25.000
-1944
Certificates of Indebtedness.
5s
$1.928.
1923
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 1920.$62,681
Deductions
36,715
Net debt..
25,966
BERGEN COUNTY.
Hackensack Is the county seat
Jail Bonds.
the Mechanics'
is
First National Bank.
.—
39,683,900
RR prop
927,796
BROOK]
borough
1920, 5,906.
personal
1,221,400
52,262
val.'21(60%act.).7,305,862
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21-$30.80
Population in 1920
4,243
Other assessable property.
(Subject to call Sept.
F-A $33,000
zJetty Bonds.
5s '98
J-J
$10.000c.Jan 1 *24-'28
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20. $389,231
5s '11
This
Inc. Mch. 31 1891.
Tot.ass'd
1935
1 1925.)
1941
A-O $29,000c
BOUND
Assessed val'n,
val.personal
town
personal
-s
TOWNSHIP.
in Somerset Co.
$ V 00
School bonds
49,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$57,o00
Sinking fund (school)
2,795
Assessed val'n, real estate..6,032,200
This township is
General bonds
...
Commission
Assess, val.
BERNARDS
Sewer Bonds.
—
This
6,866
Assess, val. real
F-A $4.5,000c.52,000 yearly
4^s'll F-A
15,000c_Feb 1 '26-'40
Certificates of
—s
„„
BEACH
38,002
29,509
General
[Water
3,766 4^s
Population in 1920
—
Assess,
7,000
Ass'd val'n, real & personal,
1937
5s '07
F-A
Floating debt
Monmouth
1885.
In
186,637
202,593
82,705
fax Bonds.
Assess, val,, real estate._« .3,804,500
5s '08
J-J $275,000
July 1 1928 Assess, val., personal—587,150
Park Bonds.
Assess, val,, 2d cl. RR.prop.
19,400
4s *13
J-J
$2,500—Feb 15 1923 Total assess, vate 1921.
4,411,050
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19.1—$3/.40
4Ms'09 J-J $155,000— -May 1 1929
Population 1910, 1,433; 1920. 1,987
5s'08
J-J
183,000—Jan 11928
x INT. payable at U.S. Mtge. &
4s '12
M-S
55.000
Mch 1 1922 Tr. Co. in N. Y. City; on others at
General Impt. Bonds.
Hackensack Nat. Bank.
5s '18
J-J $352,858—Jan 1 *22-'34
Temporary Impt. Bonds.
BELVIDERE SCHOOL DIST.
5s'18
J-J
$53,862 —Dec 1 '22-'23
School Bonds J
BOND. DEBT Jan 1921.S9.20 >,872
$24,000—Jan 1 '2>-'45
Deductions
7,387,241 4J^s'16 J-J
5s'20
17,000
1922-1930
Sinking funds..
1,458,147
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$11,000
NET BONDED DEBT.. 1,822,631
Assessed val'n.real estate. 1,127,010
Tax rev. notes Dec. 31 J8
544,466
221,714
Assess, impt. notes
513,391 Assessed val'n, personal__
SI.3 (8,724
General impt. notes—.
992,390 Total assess, val. 1921
Floating debt
415,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21.$37.80
— 1,900
Assess, val. real est
68,986.665 Population 1920 (est.)
...
...
Floating debt
Sinking fundsJ
This district is in
5s '16
BELMAR.
Paving Bonds.
...
34,459
.1.502,728
409,508
Less exemptions
43,700 Total assess, val. '20 (act.)l,912,236
Less exemptions
83,500
Net val. taxable 1920.__.3,080,355
Net valuation 1920——
1,828,736
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$32.60
Total tax rate (per $1,000) "20 $30.30
Pop. '15. 2,924; 1920 (est.)—3,667
Population 1910, 4,250; 1920—4,371
Bk.. Belleville.
#
J-J $234.000
July X
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s '06
M-S $20,000
Sept 1
Floating Debt Bonds.
4s '08
J-J $197,000
Jan 1
4^s'll J-D* 218,000c--..Tune 1
4s'20
246,209--Dec 31
3Hs'20
331,468
Dee 31
64,500
Floating debt (additional).
u,-'00
Assess, value, real estate..2,892,100
Assess, value, personal
227,464
Assess, val. 2d cl. RR.prop.
4,491
Total assess, value 1920
3,124,055
Water Funding Bonds.
5s '12
M-S $38,000
Sept 1 1942
'22-39
^Improvement Bonds.
22-'34
5s *96
J-J
$.4,000c—.Jan *22-'26
*22-'31
Beach-Improvement Bonds.
'32-55
5s '05
M-N $25,000c
1935
(Subject to call 1925.)
1 1923
5s '11
J-D
15,000
1941
1 1931
Funding Bonds.
5s TO
35,000
19.000
8,000
...
BORDENTOWN.
This city is in Burlington County.
Date of charter Feb. 13 1849.
Street bonds
$500
Funding Bonds (Sewer).
.s
$15),000
Funding Bonds (Water).
_s
$8o,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21— $2/7,000
„
1929
1930
1930
1931
1931
1932
338,000c.—Jan 11933
107,000
Feb 1 1934
25,000
Sept 1 1935
25,000
July 1 1936
343,000
58,500— Jan 1
5s
20,900-. Jan 1
5s '19
(10,000—Jan 1
136,000—3 an 1
Track Elevation Bonds.
4J*s'03 J-D
$7.000
Dw
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '11
J-J
$30.000
Jan
5s '18
...
1916—$6.00
(per $1,000)
School tax
60,500
Sept 1
7,500
Jan 1
298,000
July 1
50,400c—July 1
8,500—Dec 15
5.000—.Dec 15
4Mg'13J-J
4Hsg'14J-J
4^8 15
July 1 1928
12,000
J-J
4s '10
—
5s *16
$16,000
—-
5s '08
"
"
Bonds.
4Hs'05
Sinking fund
10,30o
Assessed val. '19 (H act.)-9,76o,622
4
5s '08
School
1921-1924
1921-1932
A-O
45,000r
1923-1944
J-J
24.900c
1931-1943
4Hs*13 J-J
80.000c Jan 15 '27-*42
5s
M-N120.500c.Nov 1 *27-'44
5s'16
J J
/ 2,000c—.July 11930
\39,000c.July 1 '31 '43
( 96.000c..Jan 1 '22-'45
5s '20
J-J { 30,000
Jan 1 *46-'55
I 20 000c-Jan 1 '56-'60
5s '20
J-D (60,OOOc&r Dec 1 '21-50
(30.OOOc&r Dec 1 '51-60
BOND. DEBT Jan 27 '19- $496,900
J-D
J-J
Is in Bergen County.
This borough
1921-1927
1921-1923
1924-1926
$7,000c
3,000c
2,500c
4,000c
20.500c
F-A
A-O
BERGENFIELD.
8CHOOL DI8T.
BELLEVILLE
4H»
4Hs
4^s
4MB
4Hs
4Ms
4^8
[Vol. 112.
TOWNS
JERSEY—CITIES AND
NEW
82
Meadow-Drainage Bonds.
'91
J-D $14,000c—Dec 1 1921
(Subject to call Deo. 1 1901.)
4s '01
J-J
$ 10,000c
1921
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s '05
M-S
$4,500c—Sept 1 1925
School Bonds.
4s '05
F-A
$5,250c—Aug 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.)
4s '99
J-J
$20,500c
1936
($1,000 yearly.)
IMs'll J-J
16,000c—Jan 1 1941
(Subject to call after 1931.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s *04
M-S $20,000c—Sept 1 1934
4Ms '12—
9,500
1942
4Hs'17J-J
11.700-S2,000 yearly
4s
/
June, 1921.]
NEW
BVELINOTON (Concluded)—
Sewer Bonds,
'20 M-N ( $60,000c&rNov 1 '21-'50
os
\ 25,000c&rNovl'51-'58
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '08
J -J
$11,500o
1938
City-Hall Bonds.
4J*s'll J-J
$35,000c_
1946
Filtration Bonds (opt. after 1919)
4s *09
4Ms
A-O
$25,OOOr
M-N
Oct
1 1939
18,000—$1,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Dec 21 1920 $295,500
Water debt (incl.)
40,000
_
Floating debt (add'l)—____
Sinking fund
19,021
40,014
-4,391.690
Assessed val. personal
1.137,047
2d class RR. property
19,915
Total valuation 1921
15,548,652
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921___$43.20
INT. on drainage-plant and sewer
bonds
at
City
Treasurer's office;
Assessed val. real
others
the
at
Mechanics'
National
Refunding.
J-D $70,030r—.June 1 1932
20,000
Dec 1 1932
Is '06
A-O 124,000c&r_Apr 1 1936
4Ms'10 J-D 210.000
June 1 1941
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$13.000r___July 1 1927
is '08
A-0
10,OOOr—_Oct
1 1938
4s '13
J-J
10,000
July 1 1948
4s '14
F-A
5,000
Feb 2 1939
4s *14
A-O
3.000
Oct 1 1939
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '17
$13,500
1921-1947
44*s'18
65,636 -—1921-1938
Refunding City-Hall Bonds.
4s '02
J-D $63,OOOr—Deo 1 1932
Floating Debt Bonds.
4s '84
J-J
$34,OOOr
Jan
1 1934
4Ms'07 M-S 135,OOOr___Sept 1 1937
44*s'08J-D 350,000r__.June 1 1928
4s '12
M-S
65,000
Sept 1 1937
4s *13
F-A 100,000
Aug 1 1943
4Ms'14 A-O 300,000
Oct 1 1944
4s '02
34*s'02
—
—
4s '11
Bank, Burlington.
JERSEY—CITIES
4s *17
J-D
150,000
June 1 1941
42,500__Nov 1 '21-'37
—
4s'17
42,500——$2,500 ann.
3Ms'04
70,000
May 2 1934
Refunding Fire-House Bonds.
1 1936 3Ms'07J-J
$20,OOOr—Jan
11937
BURLINGTON COUNTY.
...
Mount Holly Is the county seat.
44*s'16 J-J
$51,000
Jan
17,000
—1929
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'07 M-N $15,000c_Nov 1 '21-'23
_s
J-D 400,000
6s '21
A-0 600,000-_-Apr 1 '22-'31
Funding Bonds.
5s '20 J-D $180,000c&rDecl'21-'30
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'14 J-J
$15.000
July 1 1934
44*s'14 J-D
22,000
Dec 1 1934
4Ms'17 F-A
11,000—Feb 1 *22-'32
Deficiency Bonds. •
4Mb
M-S $11,640.33c Sep 25 1922
Hospital Bonds.
44*s*17 F-A $41*,2SO—Feb 1 '22-*38
5s '19
—
4s '09
A-O
14,OOOr—Oct
1 1929
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
4s *15
J-J
July 1 1965
$10,000
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms'18
1922-1958
$73,500c
Paving Bonds.
—
150,OOOr
Sept 1 1927
4Ms'12 J-J
60,000
-July 1 1932
44*s*13 M-S
90,000—-Sept 1 1933
44*s'14 J-D 125.000
June 11934
Fire-Department Bonds. ■
4s '04
J-J
$25,OOOr
July 1 1924
4Ms'08 J-D
25,OOOr
June 1 1928
4s '09
A-0
20,000r—-Aug 1 1939
4s '11
J-D
25.000
Deo 1 1931
GROSS DT. Dae 31 1920926,183
is *13
25,000
Apr 1 1933
Deductionsi
209,973 44*s'15 M-N 75.000
May 1 1935
Net debt
716,210 44*s'15
10.000
May 1 1935
Assessed val'n, real estate.38,094,510 4s '18
15,000 —1922-1928
Assessed val'n, personal._ 8,968,816 44*s'18
46,250
1922-1938
2d class RR property
197,959 4Ms'20
9,000
$500 yearly
Total assess, val. 1921
47,261,285
Park Bonds.
State & co. tax (p. $1,000) '21-- $3.23 4s *04
J-J
$90,OOOr
July 1 1929
Population 1910, 66.565; '20, 81,770 3Ms'06 F-A
22,000r—Aug 1 1931
4 4*s'07 M-S$
—
—
—
-
—
___
—
4Ms'07 F-A
BUTLER.
1945
DEBT Apr 19 '21 $100,000
Floating debt (certificates)
6,500
Assessed val., real
1,381,725
Assessed val., personal
263,200
$30,000
___
Ass'd val. 2d class R R prop.
14,809
Total valuation 19 1
1,659.734
Tax rate (per $1,000) 192'
$16.90
Population 1910, 2,265; 1940, 2,886
4s '09
*16
4s '04
4Mb
Fire House Bonds.
44*s
J-J
$5,000c
_s
2,250
Jan 1 1929
Apr 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20- $114,500
Water debt (incl.)
26,000
Floating debt
10,718
Sinking fund
8,(P8
Assessed val. real estate
3,001,550
Assessed val. personal
333,827
2d class RR. property.____
14,680
___
Tot. ass'd
val.'20(60%act.*3,350,"5?
exemptions
Net valuation
25,000
$50,000r___June 1 1938
30,OOOr—June 1 1939
5.000
July 1 1945
2,000——Jan 1 1946
11,200
1921-1948
J-D
J-J
—
Population 1910, 2,236;
at
4Ms'08 J-D
85,OOOr
June 1 1938
600,000c&r_J'ne 1 1926
28,OOOr—Aug 1 1938
4s *11
F-A
15,000
Aug 1 1941
4s '13
A-0
5,000
Oct 1 1943
4Ms'15 M-N 50,000
May 11945
44*s'18
111,000c
1922-1938
Highway Bonds.
4s '16
$5,000
Jan 1 1926
4s *96
J-D
4s *09
A-O
—
—
STOCKTON.
Refunding Bonds.
34*s'04
$20,000
Jan
3 4*8*05 M-S
34,200r—Sept
3 4*8*06 M-S
30,OOOr—.Sept
4s *07
F-A
12,OOOr
Aug
—
4s '08
A-O
37.OOOr
School Bonds.
1920, 3,993
Caldwell Nat.
Bank.
44*s'18
—
Oct
CAMDEN.
___
—
Refunding Water Bonds.
$95,000c—July
44*s'93 J-J
95,000c&r Jan
4Ms'12 J-J
48.000
July
Hospital Bonds.
4Ms'07 M-S $50,000c—-Sept
48 *13
25.000
Sept
1 1922
1 1923
1 1942
4 4*s'92 J-J
Deductions.-
5,624,869
4,295,110
School Bonds.
4s '04
4s '07
4s '09
---
$2,250
$250 yearly
$90,000r—Jan
1 1934
J-J
125,OOOr—.July 1 1934
F-A 200,OOOr—Feb 1 1937
F-A
40,OOOr ...Aug 1.1939
J-J
4Ms'10 J-D
80.000c&r_June 11940
44*8*13 A-O 200.000c—Apr 1 1943
4Ma'13 M-S 30.000
44*s*15 J-J
100,000
4s '16
M-N 10,000
4s '17
Sept 1 1933
July 1 1945
Nov 1 1946
1 1947
189,000__$7,000 yearly
F-A 200,000.... Feb
4s '18
4M>s'l8
270,000_$10,000
Re-paving Bonds.
4s '98
A-0 $200, OOOr ...Apr
4s '99
50,000c
May
4s '00
M-N 35,OOOr—May
4s '03
J-D
75,OOOr—June
4s *06
F-A
38,OOOr—Aug
44*s'15 J-J
50,000
July
44*s'15 A-O
20,000
Oct
Funding Sewer Bonds.
4s '17
$103,500
June 1
yearly
-.-
1
1
1
1
1
^"o^Vl-N $53,630r_May
3
4*s'05 J-J
1928
1929
1930
1933
1936
1 1945
1 1945
_
22- 57
___
3
2 '22-'34
20,OOOr...Jan
Assessment debt (add'l)—
Water debt (included)
278,965
1,471,050
1,054.126
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '20- 8,156,545
Sinking fund (General
1,485,047
1 Water
797,024
Floating debt (add'l)
Assess, val. real estate—102,698,310
Assess, val. personal
16,820,475
Tax rate (per
INT.
at
2,981,494
122,500,279
$1,000) 1921
City
$27.00
Treasurer's office.
11935
Temporary debt.
Sinking fund
Assessed Valuation 1921—
Real
estate
$149,160,082
3,170,911
4s
23,665,053
val. 1921__175.996.079
(per $1,000) '21—$4.20
4s
2d class RR. property
Personal estate
Total
assess,
County tax
Pop'n 1910, 142,029; 1920, 190.508
*
Coupon or reg., at holders' opt.
INT. at U. S. Mtg & Tr. Co.. N. Y
CAPE MAY.
ment
5s'06
3
1875.
$15,OOOr
Cape May Co.
Commission
Inc.
govern¬
adopted Sept. 14 1915.
$20,000
May 11936
—
Water and Sewer Bonds.
5s '08
M-N$104,000c_.May 1 1938
5s '05
A-0
5s '12
A-O
F-A
30,000c —Apr 1
58,000c
Apr 1
20,000c—-Aug 8
Funding Bonds.
5s '07
$40,000c—May 1
1921
A-0 $11,OOOr
1926
Sewer Bonds.
44*s
J-D
35,OOOr
1939
Refunding Water Bonds.
44*s'17 J-J ($12,000c.July 1 *22-'27
1 25,000c. July 1 '28-*37
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20_ $135,000
Floating debt (add'l)
44,314
Sinking fund—
23,617
Assessed val., real
1,868,100
Assess, val. personal
199,300
Ass'd val. 2d class RR. prop.
69,861
2d class RR. property—..
69,701
Total valuation
1920
(60
to 75% actual)
2,137,101
Less exemptions.
v 9,200
—
This city is in
Mar.
J-J
Municipal Building Bonds,
—
—
-
1935
1942
---2,1*27,901
1936 Net valuation 1920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$40.80
1937 Population 1915, 2,207; 1920.-2,421
INT. at Summit Tr. Co., Summit.
General-Improvement Bonds.
4s '02
J-D $75,000c—Sept 1 1922
5s '04
J-D 140,000c—-June 1 1934 CHESTER TOWNSHIP.
5s '09
s-a
This township is In Burlington Co.
50,000c—June 15 1939
5s '14
J-D
16,500
Dec 1 1944 Sewer bonds 4s
105,000
5s '15
M-S
86,000c—Mar 1 1945 Water bonds 44*s
140,000
44*s'19 A-O
34,000-Apr 15 '22-'38 GROSS DEBT Dec 31 1920 $320,500
Deductions
Paving Bonds.
32,575
287,925
44*s'20
$50,000
1940 NET DEBT
Assess, val. real
Convention Hall Bonds.
4,536,156
44*s'17 A-O $51,000c_$3.000 yearly Assess, val. personal
771,370
44*s'17 M-S
12,000c—-Sept 1 1937 Ass'dval.2dclassRR.prop.
16,756
5s '20
$9,000—Dec 30 1938 Total assess, val. 1921
5,324,242
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21 $44.20
Sewer Bonds.
5s '05
A-O $24.000c__Oct 20 1935 Population in 1915,6,061; 1920, 7,273
Refunding & Impt. Bonds.
.8 '13
J-D $20,000
Dec 1 1943 CHESTER TOWNSHIP SCH. D.
This district (P. O. Moorestown)
Sewer, Boardwalk & Funding.
5s '10
A-O $30,000c--Apr 20 1940 Is in Burlington Cou nty.
School Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s *99
A-0 $ 13,000c—-Apr 1 1924 4%s'19 M-S $9,600c-.Sept 1 '2l-'23
4s '99
A-O
17,000c
Oct 1 1929 4^s'19 M-S
85,500c.Sept 15 '2l-'49
44*s*17 M-S 62,000c_Mar 1 '22-'52 4^s'19 A-O
1,200c—Oct 1 '21-21
BOND. DT. June 30 '20— $192,100
School Bonds.
44*s'17
$10,000
Sept 1 1937
5s '10
—
—
—
Water
CLIFFSIDE
Bonds.
PARK.
This borough (P. O.Cliffside) is in
Aug 1 1937
'2011,486,200 Bergen County.
Pop'n 1910, 3,394;
Deductions—
72,562 1920, 5,709.
NET DEBT.Sewer Bonds.
1,413,638
Water bonds (incl.)
$81.600
1921-1928
202,100 5s
Funding Bonds.
Sinking funds
16,985
Total assess, val. 1921
M-S $62,125c_Mar 1 '22-'28
6,812,256 5s '15
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $35.76 (See V. 100, p. 919, for maturity)
240,000
1925
Population 1910, 2,471; 1920. 2,949 5Ks'19
INTEREST Is payable at Cape
Street and Sewer Bonds.
May at Security Trust Co. and Mer¬ 54*s*18 M-S $39,000.-Mar 1 *22-'34
GROSS DT. Dec 31 *20-- $717,454
chants' National Bank.
44*8*17
—
$10.000
GROSS DEBT Dec 31
—
—
505,978
211,476
Deductions
CAPE MAY COUNTY.
Cape May C. H. Is the county seat
Road Bonds.
NET DEBT—.
4,482,686
Total valuation 1921--
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$6 ).80
1921-1924
INT. on 54*s of 1918 payable at
1921-1926
the Edgewater Trust Co.
1921-1937
1944
CLIFFSIDE PARKSCHOOL DIST
Nov 2 1944
5s '10
J-J
$74,000. -Jan 1 '33-'50
1945
5s '15
M-S 102 .OOOc.Mar 1 '38-'45
Sept 1 1920
BOND. DEBT June 30 '201100.100
Sept 1 1945
fund
8,987
Oct 1 1945 Sinking
1946 CLIFTON.
This city (formerly Acquackanonk
5s *16
A-O (56,000—Oct 2 '21-28
\ 8.000
Oct 2 1929 Township) is in Passaic County and
5s '17
M-N 18,000c_Nov 1 *21-'37 was incorp. as a city on May 1 1917.
'18
J-J
(27,000c..Jan 1 *22-'30 Pop'n 1910, 11,869; 1920, 26,470.
School Bonds.
\20.000c
Jan 1 '31-'40
$19,900
,5s '19
—
3,000 — 1921-1922 4>*s'07
5s '08
28,000
—
Turnpike Bonds.
5s
J-J
95,000-—
$7,000 ——1921-1927 5s *19
Sewer Bonds.
44*s
2,000
1921
F-A $25,000--Feb 1 '22-'46
44*s'll J-D
70,000c
Dec 1 1941 5s '19
Bridge Bonds.
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
Feb 1 1945
44*s
$5,000
1921-1925 44*s'15 F-A $30.000
Funding (Trunk Sewer).
44*s
1,000
1921
44*s
15,000
1921-1935 44*s'15 F-A $131,000—Feb 1 1945
44*s'12 J-J
2,000c
1921-1922 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20 $648,900
60,820
44*s'12 J-D
37,500c-—June 1932 Assessment debt
821,900
44*s
J-J
20,500
Jan 1 1943 Total debt
5s
32,000
1945 Sinking fund
45,651
18,597,150
5s *16
A-O
14,000—Oct 2'21-'34 Assess, val. real estate
5s '17
F-A (104,000—Feb 1 '22-'34 Assess, val. personal
4,297,450
1
6,000
Feb 1 1935 Other assessable property.
310,362
BOND. DEBT Dec31 1919 $862,000 Total assess, val. 1921—23,937,912
Floating debt
58,639 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$25.30
Sinking fund
93,277 Population In 1920
26,470
Assessed val., real
36,608,902
Assessed val,, personal.— 2,972,165 CLIFTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
2d class R R, property
School Bonds.
543,541
Total assessed val. 1921 —40,124,688
4 4*s'03 J-J
$3,000c
1921-1924
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
-$11.75 44*s'05 A-0
1,000c-- —1921-1922
Population 1910, 19,745; *20, 19,460 44*s'06 M-N 23,500c.June 1 '22-'45
INT. on road bonds of 1917 and 4t*s'07 M-Nz KMOOcMay 1 '22-36
1918 payable at County Collector's 44*s'06 M-N
8,500
-1922-1930
office; on others at First Nat. Bank, 4>*s'07 M-N (2,500
1923-1925
Ocean City.
\7,000
«1925-1931
CARLSTADT.
44*s'10 M-NzlOl .OOOcMay 1 *22-'4S
This borough Is in Bergen County.
5a '08
J-J
z44,OOOc_July 1 '22-'44
Inc. June 1904.
l^s'll M-N z3.000c
1922-1924
4 4*s'12 M-Nz61.500c.May 1 '22-'52
Hoboken Road Bonds.
1926-1944
44*8
Feb $10,000c
1923 44*sT4 M-N 95,000
5s *19
J-J
89,000
1922-1949
Street-Improvement Bonds.
44*s
Mar $30,000c
1928 BOND. DEBT May 1921--$450,909
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$13.58
Sewer Bonds.
44*8
Aug $80,000c-—
1939 For valuation figures see city above.
z INT. at Citizens' Trust Co., First
School Bonds.
and Second Nat. Bank, all of Pater5s
Sept $51.500c
1933-1939
and
at
State Treas. office,
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20y$267,693 son.
Trenton,
and
Clifton
Trust Co.,
Deductions-,
94,457
Clifton.
*
NET DEBT
173,146
Sinking fund
51,200 COLLINGSWOOD.
Assessed val., real
This borough is in Camden County.
2,187,975
Assessed val,, personal
479,547 Commission gov't adopted Nov. 6
Ass'd val. 2d class RR. prop.
(V. 105, p. 1912).
1,960 1917.
Popula¬
Tot. ass'd val. 19 'A
2,669,481 tion 1910, 4,795; 1920, 8,714.
Total tax (per $l,000> 1921.. .$11.50
Library Bonds.
J-D $o,000
Population 1910, 3,807; 1920.-4,472 5s *16
INTEREST at Nat. Park Bank,
Funding Bonds.
N .Y., and at Carlstadt Nat. Bank. 5s
A-0
25,000c
1931
Street Bonds,
1MJ
CEDAR GROVE TWP. SCH. D.
4s
J-D $145,000o-—Deo 1 1934
This district is in Essex County.
4^*8*11 J-D
50.000c—Deo 1 1941
BOND. DEBT May 12 1920-$30,863 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921- $422,400
139,600
Sinking fund
1,879 Assessment debt (add'l)—
Assess, val. (Real estate
—
57,352
.910,550 Floating debt—
of twp.
108,300
(Personal prop
92,900 Sinking fund-.
321,650
1920
\2dclass R.R.pr.
1,111 Net debt
—6,575,500
Total assessed val. 1921
1,034,561 Assessed val. real
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$46.80 Assess, val. personal
616.42.>
44*s
$11,800
44*s
18,000
44*8*12 M-S
8,500c
44*s
62,500
5s *14
M-N 20,000
5s
20,000
5s *15
M-S (30,000
\25.500
5s '15
A-O
54,000
5s *16
109,000
—
_--
—
—
—
-
—
—
-
—
—
„
_
-
„
CAMDEN COUNTY.
Camden is the county seat.
•Tuberculosis
Hospital Bonds.
$52,500
June 1 1939
11,000—July 1 1933
44*s'15 J-J
20,000
July 1 1945
44*s*16 J-D
9,000
June 1 1946
4s '17
F-A
7,500..Feb 1 '22-'36
♦Asylum-Improvement Bonds.
44*s'15 M-NS50.000
May 1 1935
4Hs'14 J-D
4s'13
J-J
Pike Bonds.
1 1937
1 1933
—
4s '04
1935
1936
1937
1938
$2,500c__Oct 1 '21-'30
280,000
1921-1948
2d class RR. property
CHATHAM.
This borough is in Morris County.
Incorporated 1897.
Water & Light Impt. Bonds.
108,777
379,182 5s '14
M-N$35,000c—May 1 1934
Light Bonds.
2 1944
_
1 1924
1
1
1
1
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20$9,919,970
Total valuation 1921
Court-House Bonds.
'04
J-J $700,000c&r_Jan
83
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 *21 $1,385,600
---
NET DEBT
This
city, which is in Camden
County, in March 1899 annexed the
town of Stockton.
The city was in¬
corporated Feb. 14 1828. Population
1910, 94,538; 1920, 116.309.
City Machine Shop Bonds.
4s '17
$13.000—June 1 '22-'47
Bridge Bonds.
44*s'18
$26,550
1921-1948
Dock and Wharf Bonds.
4Ms'10 M-N $64,000c&r_May 2 1930
4s'10
M-N
40,000c&r_May 2 1940
48 '13
M-S
18,000
Feb 1 1963
4s '12
F-A
65,000
Aug 1 1942
4Ms'14 J-J
20,000
Jan 1 1939
4s '15
F-A
5,000
Feb 1 1945
Bounties Loans.
4s '98
J-J
$9,OOOr—July 1 1928
TOWNS
—
J-J $170,000c &r_July 1 1934
3,325,059 44*s'98 A-O
...
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20 $38.00
4Ms'98
1937
1939
1940
1940
1957
Water Bonds.
$20,000c—July 1 1932
F-A
l,000c___Aug 1 1936
J-J
5,000c—Jan, 1 1929
INT.
44*s'08 J-D
4s'18
J-J
Less
10,000.,—July 1 1935
—
$3,200c_Apr 1 '22-'23
A-0
A-O
72,000c —1921-1943
Water Bonds.
4s
1932
1938
1939
1934
Fire and Police Bonds.
is in Essex County.
SCW©!*
5s
J-J?
4s *12
J-D
10,000--June 1
44*a'14 —!
75,000
Feb 2
44*s'15 F-A 100.000
Feb 1
4Ms'15 J-J
50,000
July 1
4s *17
23,500
June 1
4s
This borough
4s
4s *10
4s '09
44*s*15 J-J
CALDWELL.
5s '16
4s '09
4s '08
This borough is in Morris County.
Elec. Lt. & Pow. Plant Bonds.
5s
FUND.
15,000o___Aug 1
F-A
10,OOOr
Aug 1
F-A
5,000r—Feb
1
F-A. 25,000r—Aug 1
4s
AND
44*s'14 J-D
$13,000
June 1 1934
Armory-Site Bonds.
44*sTl F-A $30,000c—Feb 1 1926
Alms House Impt. Bonds.
4>*sT5 M-N $8.000
May 1 1930
/ 7,000..Feb 1 ,22-'2S
4s '17
F-A
\
7,200..Feb 1 *29-'33
♦Improvement Bonds.
M-S $58,000
Sept 1 1925
54*s'20 A-O $97,000
Oct 1 1926
•
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4s 06 M-N
$36,000.- Nov 1 '21&26
4 4*s'08 F-A
29,600
Aug 1 1938
4 4*s'08 M-N
41.000
May 1 1928
4 4*s'10 A-O
67,000
Apr 1 1935
44*s'll M-N 32,000
Nov I 1931
44*8*14 M-S 65.000
Mar 1 1944
5s '11
F-A
45,000
1921-1929
4s '17
F-A (12,000.-Feb 1 '30-'31
\ 6,500
Feb 1 1932
5s '19
s-a
87,000c&r_July 1 1925
Bridge Bonds.
4s '13
J-J
$10.000
July 1 1943
5s '14
M-N*14,000
Nov 1 1934
44*s'l3 A-O
75.000
Oct 1 1933
44*8*15 M-N 16,000
May 1 1935
44*8*16 M-N 14,500
Mayl 1936
5s'19
s-a
*31.000c&r_July 1 1925
5s '19
F-A
60,000
Aug 1 1925
5s '19
.
—
—
,
,
-
_
-
GROSS DEBT Dec
COLLINGSWOOD (Concluded)—
31 '20- $126,000
113.295
12.704
Assess.val. *20(65% act5_.7,697,528
$1,931
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$32.30 Sinking fund....Assess
val. real estate.—2,345.766
Population in 1920— - - - -—- - 8.814 Assess, val. personal
38o,47o
INT. at Camden Safe Deposit &
34,727
Tr. Co. and Collingwood Nat. Bank. Assess.val.2d class RR.prop
$505,603
Other assessable property—
Deductions
NET DEBT
-----
Total valuation 19^1—
2.765,9 8
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$10-60
CRANFORD TOWNSHIP.
This township is In Union County. Population 1910, 1,783; 1920, 2,537
Inc. 1871. Population 1920, 5,986.
dumont school district.
Sewer Bonds.
M-N$32,000c._Nov 1 27-|42
48 *97
J-J
$25,000c—July 1 1926 5s '16
43*,5&6—
36,100
Aug '21-39
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
_s
$10,000-$2,000ylyJulyl BOND. DEBT Dec31 *18—$92,000
...
$395,958
276,469
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20.
Deductions..
NET DEBT
Tax revenue notes
DUNELLEN.
119,489
74,526
_
CEANFORD TWP. S. D. NO. 1.
School Bonds.
43*s'98M-S $8,000
1921-1928
43*s'03 J-J
6,500
43*s'13
52,000^
_
5s '13
,
This borough is
Joint Sewerage
impt. notes—
109,676
Assessed val. real estate—6,772,180
Assessed val. personal
888,436
Ass'd val, 2d class It It. prop.
205,252
Total assess, value 1920—7,865,868
Less exemptions
95,600
Net valuation 1920
7,770,268
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $32.10
43*8*14
43*8*16
-—
Sewer
wijtj1
,
in Middlesex Co.
Bonds.
$20,000c.._Oct
10,000c_.-Dec
—
5s '14
4 3*s'16
Bonds.
$55,000c...Oct
r-
44,000c
-
Dec
GROSS DEBT Dec 311920
Deductions
-
1 1947
1 1941
1 1954
1 1941
*
$162,370
46,926
NET DEBT
Sinking fund....
2.496
Assess, val., real estate
l,9o8,810
Assess, val .personal.
212,002
Assess, val. 2d cl. RR.prop.
76,282
Total val. '21
(actual val.) .2,244,124
$1,000) 1921—$45.30
118,000
Apr 1 1923 Population 1910, 1,990; 1920, 4.000
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Dunellen.
\80,000-Apr 1 *33&*44
s-a
Tax rate (per
$191,300
TOTAL DEBT May 1 1921
43,365
Sinking fund May 1 1921—
cumberland county.
Brldgeton is the county seat.
Armory Bonds.
43*8*12 J-J
$10,000c—July 1 1922
Bridge Bonds.
5b *13
J-J
$25,000
July 1 1933
Road Bonds.
43*s'04 A-O
$5,000c—Oct 1 *21-'23
($2,000 due yearly.)
43*s'12 M-N
9,000c—-Nov 1 1921
43*s
32,000—Mar 15 1925
43*s*19 M-N 12,000—-May 1 1922
east
,
,
.
„„„„
„
^
newark.
This borough is in
_
Hudson County.
Funding Bonds.
5
$62,000
s-a
Street Improvement
-
-
—
Deductions
—
—
A
„
_
Inc. 1897. Commission gov¬
ernment adopted July 2 1912.
Beach-Improvement Bonds.
43*8*06 J-J $129,000c—July) 2 1931
Pavement bonds, 43*8
$135,000
Improvement bonds. 43*s.
7,100
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 *20- $266,000
Certificate debt (Included)20,265
Sinking fund
29,816
Total valuation 1921
7,209,584
(Assessed valuation 75% actual)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$29.46
Public-Playground Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$45,000o—Aug 1 1947
4a '08
J-J
7,000c
Jan 2 1948
43*s'19
27,000
June 11947
Tidewater Sewer Bonds.
4s *94
J-J
$32,000o_July 1 '22-'24
Tract Purchase Bonds.
43*s'18
$12,500—May 15 1924
—
School Bonds.
—
4s '01
'02
4s
J-J
F-A
273;
1920.
420
payable at Asbury Park
INT.
&
Ocean Grove Bank, Asbury Park.
4s '04
A-0
4s '04
J-J
4s *05
J-D
4s '06
J-D
4s '07
1910,
Population
J-J
delford.
~~
4s '08
This borough is In Bergen County. 4s '09
4s '10
Improvement Bonds,
.s
$2,000—Aug 1 *21-*22 4s '10
Sewer Bonds.
4 3*s'10
4s
$40,000
Jan 1 1935 4s '10
Sewer bonds 4s
$30,000 4s '11
—
—
(Due $10,000 1925, 1930 and 1935.)
$32,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20-
Sinking fund
.
Assess, val. real
Assess, val.
Assess,
val.
personal
F-A
J-J
A-O
J-J
J-J
J-J
A-0
4s '11
J-D
4s '11
M-S
J-J
9,433 4s '12
2,249,793 43*s'13 M-S
659,174 43*s'14 F-A
-
$40,000o—July 1
45,000o_-Aug 25
85,000o—Apr 1
6,800c—Jan 15
30,835r
June 1
95,000o_.-Deo 1
100,000c—July 1
15,560o—Feb 1
10,000c—July 1
42,000
Apr 1
30,000
June 1
220,000c—July 1
22,050c—July 1
125,000
Apr 1
6,500
June 1
14,500
Sept 1
56,000
July 1
33,000
Sept 1
95,000
45,125
railroad
1931
1932
1934
1934
1945
1945
1947
1948
1949
1950
1950
1950
1950
1951
1951
1951
1952
1953
Aug 1 1944
4s '15
M-N
5,000
Nov 1 1925
Tot.ass.val.'20(100% act.) 2,254,092 43*s'16 J-J
104,000—July 1 *22-'46
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $28.60
43*s
F-Afll2,000c&rAug l'21-'34
Population 1910, 1,005; 1920, 1,286
\135,000c&rAug 1 '35-'49
Water Bonds.
dover.
This
town
County.
Is
situated
In
Morris
Incorporated April 1 1869.
Water Bonds.
A-0 $70,000c
Oct 1 1932
4s *01
P-A
34,000c—Aug 1 1931
4s '02
33*s'02 M-N
70,000c—-May 1 1922
v-.
(Now subject to oall.)
School Bonds.
43*s*07 M-N$41,000
$2,000 yrly
4s *16
J-J
109,000
(Due $4,000 for 25 years and $5,000
yearly thereafter)
Fire
5s '13
3 3*s'03 A-O$350,000o
Apr
4s '03
J-D 500,000o—Deo
1920—5,576,545
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921
.$43.80
Population 1910, 7,468; 1920, 9,817
—
INT.
on
the school bonds and the
water second 4s is
payable at the Nat.
Union Bank, Dover; on the water
33*s at the Dover Tr. Co.; on the
water first 4s (reg.), at State Treas.
school account and on 1st fire bonds
at Treas. office and Morris Co. Sav.
Bank, 2d fire bonds at Treas. office
Citizens' Nat. Bank, Netcong.
or
dover
school district.
43*s'07 M-N$23,000c...$1,000 y'rly
43*s'07 J-D
18,000c.__$1,000y'rly
43*s'16 A-0 105,000c-.$4,000 y'rly
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921-$146,000
1 1943
1 1934
1 1§35
1 1926
1 1929
11931
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s
Various
$84,505
1922-1927
43*s
J-J
$16,000—July l'22-'37
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '21.$2,854,125
Assessment debt (add'l)-..
130,885
Floating debt (add'l) —270,334
Improvement notes (add'l)
879,934
Sinking funds
883,778
Water debt (add'l)—
1,265,000
Assess, val., real estate
55,851,100
Assess, val.,
personal
7,575,600
Assess, val. 2d cl. RR.prop.
94,204
Total valuation 1920
Less exemptions
Net valuation 1920
Total tax rate
School Bonds.
63,520,904
946.300
62,574,604
(per $1,000) *21.$32.50
Population 1910 34,371; '20, 50,710
INT. payable at office of Treas.
east
Rutherford.
This borough is in Bergen County.
dumont.
This borough Is in Bergen County.
Incorp. March 28 1894.
Population
1910, 4,275; 1920, 5,463.
Sewer
Borough Bonds.
5s
.—
$33.000—July
'2 !-'32
INT.
on
Trust
&
5s
Sept 1 1929
Assessed val.,
Bonds.
F-A$105,000—Aug 15 1938
personal—14,743,950
1921——5,2?8,036
1921—-$37.60
englewood.
This city is
in Bergen County.
Incorporated March 17 1899.
Funding Bonds.
43*8
A-O $84,000
Apr 1 1935
payable at U. S. Mtge.
N. Y.; on others at
5s
Co.,
Nat.
Rutherford
Bank.
„
School Bonds.
school
east
rutherford
district.
3 3*s
33*8
4348 '10 A-0 $58,000r —1922-1950
4s '05 /
J-J
19,700c
1932
4s '09
4Hs'15 M-N 47,000c.—May 1 1945
43*8*10
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921-$126,700
4s '02
J-D $65,000c
June
M-N 18,000c—-May
M-S
90,000c &r_Sept
J-J
75,000c
July
1 1930
1 1932
1 1935
1 1939
J-J
13,000c
1940
3*812 J-D
43,000
Dec 1 1942
43*s'15 M-S 150,000c.—Sept 1 1945
5s '18
J-J
104.000c.Jan 1 '22-'47
4
INT. on 434s of 1915 at Bergen
Bank,
Rutherford; others at
Rutherford National Bank.
Co.
6,000.-Jan 1 '22-'24
f
5s '18
J-J
24,000-Jan 1 '25-'48
500—Jan 1 1949
edgewater.
Fire-House Bonds.
This borough is in Bergen County.
3 3*8
M-N $15,000c—May 1 1932
Fire Bonds.
City-Hall Bonds.
5s
$40,000—
4 3*8-06 A-O $16,000c._-Apr 1 1938
Funding Bonds.
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 31 '20-$709,000
5s '15 M-N/$120,000c Dec 1 '21-'44
Assessment debt (add'l)—
59,465
\
30,000c
Dec 11945
Floating debt (add'l)
44,397
Memorial Bonds.
Sinking funds
166,316
5s'20
M-N$27.000c.May 1 '22-'48 Assess, val. real
14,513,330
Borough Hall Bonds.
Assess, val. personal.—
2,261,206
5s
—_
$23,000
1922-1944 Tot. val. 1921
(act. val.)„16,774,536
Public Dock Bond.s.
Tot. tax rate '21 (per $1,000)_$36.90
—
5s
$23,000—1922-1944
—
Floating Debt Bonds.
$198,375
1922-1944
Sewer Bonds.
—_
Pgulation 1910, 9,924; 1920, 11,617
INT. at U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.,
N. Y., and at office of City Treas.
_
$168.000.Dec 30 *22-'45
32,000—Dec 30 *46-'49
J-D
'17
5s
45,000—Dec 30 '50-'54
^
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19
$767,000
Floating debt
2.389.71
-
Sinking fund
35,861
val., real estate—$11,985,262
Assess, val., personal—
3,578,172
Assess.val. 2a cl. RR.prop. 1,336,004
Total assess, value 1921. 16,899,438
Assess,
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$33.20
Population 1910, 2,655; 1920, 3,530
INT.
U.
S.
bonds payable at
Trust Co., N. Y.;
sewer
on
&
Mtge.
Bank.
others at Edgewater Nat.
on
eog harbor.
in Atlantic County.
This city is
Assessment
debt
(add'l)
S
is Newark.
f$252,000rNov 1 '21-'29
45*s'19M-N
33,000r„ Nov 1 1930
336,000r_Nov 1 '31-38
I 34,000r_Nov 1 1939
Road Bonds.
4s '08
$15,000-Aug 1 *2l-'23
4s '09
F-A 177,000r„-Feb 1 1929
4s'11
100,000
May 11931
4s g '12 J-D
22,000r.—Dec 1 1932
43*g'13 M-N250.000—.—Nov 1 1923
4s '13
75,000
May 1 1933
43*sT3
63,000
Dec 1 1933
43*g'15 F-A 270,000c—Aug 2 1935
43*g'15 F-A 200.000c—Aug 2 1935
43*8*15
25,000
Sept 1 1935
43*g'17 J-D / 14,000
June 1 1922
1230,000—June 1 '23-'32
43*s'18
J 16,000
June 1 1922
essex COUNTY.
The county seat
.
—
—
—
BOND. DEBT May 24 '21— $25,500
39,813
6,000
1220,000.-June 1
3,076
'3 )O,000.Aug 1
1,205,048
299.947 45*s g'19F-A 225,000.Aug 1
36,000—-Aug
1,405
— —
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
Other assess, property
Total assessed val'n 1921—1,506,400
21
Total tax rate (per $1000)
_
—
Elizabeth
is In Union Co.
Inc.
a
1796; city Mch. 13 1855
and City Supp." fo:
1915 for facts concerning
town Mch. 26
See
Nov.
"State
27
'21-'30
'31-'35
1 1936
Overbrook—
4s '05
A-O$200,000c&rApr 15 1945
500,000c—Aug
500.000c-—Aug
75,000r—-Feb
M-N500,000c—May
A-O 431.000c-—Oct
440,000c—-May
F-A 100,000c—Aug
F-A 100.000c—Feb
160,000
June
50,000
Feb
30.000
May
50.000
Feb
4s g '06 F-A
4sg '07 F-A
elizabeth.
*23-'32
Hospital Bonds.
$ 41.90
Population 1910, 2,181; 1920, 2,622
4s g *08
4s g '08
4s g '08
4s g '09
4s g '10
compromise effected with holders of 43*g'll
certain old bonds.
—-
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1940
1947
1948
1948
1948
1949
1950
1951
1934
1935
1935
1936
43*s'14
43*8*15
43*8*15
43*8*16
Contagious Diseases.
4a '03
M-N$30.000r_-Nov 14 1943
4s g '04 F-A 207,000c—Aug 1 1944
31,000----Aug 1 1949
\80,000c&r.Mayl'28-37 4s *09
43*s
M-N/ 5,000c&r_May 1 1922 4s g '10 F-A 100.000c—Aug 1 1950
1l2,000c&rMayl23&24 43*g'll F-A 50.000c—Feb 1 1951
4s
100.000
Oct 1 1931
Park Bonds.
30.000
Dec 1 1955
4s'12
$20,000c—Nov 1 1922 43*s'15
4' >,000.-Dec 1 *21-'28
Playground Bonds.
J-D
6,000
Dec 1 1929
4s '16
$1,700
June 11922 5s *18
63,000.-Dec 1 '30-'38
City Bonds.
210,000-Aug 1 '21-'35
6s '21
J-J $270,000
June 1 1927
45*s g'19F-A
18,000—Aug 1 1936
Sewer Bonds.
252,000. Aug 1 '37-48
4s *11
J-J
$25,000o—Jan 1 1961
7,000
Aug 1 1949
4s '11
M-N
25,000c&r Nov 1 1961
Park Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
225,000o—_Jan 1 1951 3.65g'95F-A$200.000c&r-Aug 1 1925
-—
Street Bonds.
4)^s'16 M-N /$27,000cNov 1 '21-'29
\ 2,000c._Nov 1 1930
43*s'17 J-J
21,000c-Jan 1 '22-'42
Re-Improvement Bonds.
4 3*s
M-N / 36,000c&r May 1 *22-'27
—
...
—
...
—
—-
—_
_
_—
,
School Bonds.
4s
M-N
4s
4s
A-0
4s *07
$20,000o—May 1 1923
J-J
A-0
4s
1924
46,000r_—July
4,000r
Oct 1 1925
2,500r—.Oct
54,000r—.May
12,000r
Jan
10,000r
Aug
14,000r—-Sept
4,000r
Oct
91,000r
Nov
l,350r—-Feb
9,000r
Oct
24,0000-.,. July
90.000c
July
M-N
'07
4s
J-J
4s
F-A
4s
M-S
4s
A-0
4s
M-N
4s
F-A
A-0
4s
Bonds.
Jan 1 1928 43*s'13 M-S $20,000—Sept
(Subject to call beginning Jan. 1 '18) 43*s'14 J-J
64,000
July
M-N 15,000
5 g '14 A-0
Nov
15,000c—Oct 1 1929 4s *15
'4s 16
J-J
10.000
(Subj. to call beginning Oct. 1 1919.
July
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20- $199,000 4s '99
150,000
Jan
Water debt (incl.)
35,000
Sept
.
174,000 4s'11
Total assessed val'n
Sk. fd. (cash & securities) $2,554,737
Assessed valuation, real..79,523,182
& Fire Equip.
Total tax (per $1,000)
1 1933
1 1933
4s '06
J-D
40,000o—June 1 1936
4s '08
F-A
50,000o
Feb 1 1938
A-O 100,000c.-Apr 1 1941
4s '11
A-O 100,000
4s '12
Apr 1 1942
43*s'15 F-A /45.000c—Aug 1 1925
180,000c. Aug 1 '26-'45
Building Bonds.
4s '09
J-J
$16,500o—July 1 1949
4s '11
M-S
10.000
Sept 1 1951
4s '13
J-J
30,000
Jan 1 1943
General
Bonds.
J-J
$10,000
Tot. assess, val.
...
26,205
NET DEBT
170,790
Sinking fund
4,542
Assess, val., real estate
2,445,450
Assess, val., personal
1,152,050
3,597,500
16,000—May 1 '23-'24 Total assess, val. 1921
—s
6,000-—Oct 1 '21-'22 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 .$25.02
Population 1910, 3,163; 1920, 3,057
Building Bonds.
4s '09
J-J $120,000o—-Jan 2 1939 east orange.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21$235,000
This place, located in Essex Co.,
Sinking funds
92,312 beoame a city in Deo. 1899. New city
Cash on hand
34,005 charter was voted on June 2 1908.
Assess, val., real estate—24,824,347
Sewer Bonds.
Assess. val., personal
7,230,089 43*s'07 Nov $15,000
Nov 1 1937
Assess, val. 2d cl. RR.prop.
415,380 4s '08 Oct 10,000
Oct
1 1938
Total assess, val. 1920—32,469,816 4s '09
Dec
20,000
Dec 1 1939
Less exemptions
1,348,600 4s *11 J'ne 15,000
June 1 1941
Net value taxable 1920—31,121,216
5)4,000-Jan 1 '22-'45
Co. tax (per$l,000) 1920-$5.55 5s '20 s-a
308,000—Jan 1 '46-'59
Population 1910, 55.153; *20. 61,348
18,000—-Jan 1 1960
HINT, at County Treas. office.
Drainage Bonds.
4s '14
Mar $25,000
Mar 1 1944
deal.
This
borough
Is
in Monmouth 43*s'17 M-N
1,880
Nov 1 D922
County.
Bldg.
Second-class RR. property 3,701,355
43*8*15 A-O $43.500
Apr 1 1945
BOND. DEBT May 2 1921 $165,500 Total assessed val. 1921 --97,968,487
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$30.20
Floating debt
73,810
Sinking fund
44,187 Popula'n 1910. 73,409; 1920, 95.682
INT. on adjustment bonds Is paid
Assess, val., real est
4,198,603
Assess, val., personal
1,085,515 by Mercantile Trust Co. of N. Y.; on
Assess. val. 2a cl. R R .prop.
13,918 all other issues in Elizabeth.
5s
Bonds.
$56,000
1921
Kearny Adjustment Bonds.
4s
$63,000
.1921
GROSS DEBT Dec311920 $196,995
4s
Municipal
43*s
M-S $17.000
Funding Bonds.
2,472
Sinking fund
Assess,
[VOL. 112.
JEKSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS
NEW
84
4s
J-J
'11
1 1926
1 1937
1
1938
3.65g'95F-A 200.000c&r_Aug 1 1930
3.65g'95F-A 200,000c&r.Aug 1 1935
4s g 96F-A1.500.000c&r_Aug
4s g '98 F-A 500.000c&r_Aug
4s g '99 F-A 500.000c&r-Aug
4s g'00 F-A
4s g *03 F-A
500.000c&r_Aug
500,000c&r_ Aug
F-A 500,000c&r_Aug
M-N300,000c.—May
4s g'08 A-O 200,000c—-Oct
4s g '09 F-A 250,000c.—Aug
1 1938
1938
1 1958
1 1939
1 1930
4s g *11
4s
11
.
48 g '05
4s g *08
1 1928
1
1
1941
4s
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
-
50,000c...Sept 1
F-A
60,000
---
1926
1938
1938
1938
1943
m3
1948
1948
1949
1951
Sept 11951
g'12 J-D 100.000c—Dec
1 1952
43*g'13 M-N275.000
May 1 1953
43*g'14 F-A 200,000c—Aug 1 1954
43*s*14
250,000
Aug 1 1954
43*g'15 J-J
250.000c..-July 1 1955
43*g'17 J-D 483.000 June 1121-1967
43*8 g'20F-Af 292,000r.Feb 1 '22-68
\
8,000r—Feb 1 1969
Armory Bonds.
4s '10
$26,000
Oct 1 1925
f^l8,000c&r Dec 1 *22-32
30.500
Aug 1 1920
39,000c&r_Dec 1 1933 4s '11
53*8*20 J-D
Bridge Bonds.
684,000c&r Dec 1 '34-45
1 1952
43*s'12 J-J
43*8*12
303,000c&r_July 1 1952
43*8*13 A-O 203.000c&r'Apr 1 1953
4s
15
F-A
5,000r—Feb 1 1922
43*b'15 J-J
395.000c&r_Jan 1 1955
4 3*s'19 M-N [200,000c&rNovl '21-40
*'
88,000c&rNovl 41-48
6,000c&r.Nov 1 1949
_—
—
—
—
.
32,OOOc&r.Dec 1 1946
Department Bonds.
A-O $60,000c—Oct 1 1941
23.700c..-July 1 1934
43*s'14 J-J
14.800c...July 1 1944
43*s'14 J-J
Fire
4s
'11
--
-
-
4s g '04 J-D
4s 04
F-A
4s '07
-
/ 4,000c—Jan 1 *2?-'22
154,000c—Jan 1 '23-'33
Dock Bonds.
4s
J-J
$56.000c&r_July 1 1948
43*s'17 J-J
4s *12
100.000
Apr 1 1934
30.000
July 1 1935
20.000—Dec 31 1935
43*sT5
25.000
Dec 1 1935
4 3*s'15
10.000
Dec 1 1935
43*s'16
27,000
June 1 1930
Plank Road Bonds.
4s '04
$250.000
June 11924
43*s'14
4 3*8*15
4s '15
Bonds.
4s
$10,000r_ Apr 1 '22-'31
Hospital Bonds.
4s '07
F-A $25.000r—Aug 1 1937 4s '07
4s *10
Adjustment Bonds.
4s J-J
$2,504,500c &r._July 1 1922 43*8-11
Subject to call on 60 days' notice.) 43*s'll
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921$5,996,550 4s *12
Temp'y loan bonds (add'l)
998,840 4s *13
Flnatfmr dohfc
WO »7f> 43*s'13
Library Site
—
$50.000c—June 1 1924
50.000r—Aug 1 1924
M-N 85.000r—May 1 1927
M-N150.000
May 1 1932
—
—
„
—
...
—_
—
-
—
—
—
...
—
...
—
30,000
200,000
50.000
150,000
100.000
100,000
150,000
May
Mar
Feb
Feb
Aug
Jan
Aug
1 1927
1 1950
1 1931
1 1951
1 1952
1 1953
1 1953
June, 1921.]
ESSEX CO.
NEW
FRANKLIN
(Concluded)—
Court House Bonds.
4a g '00 F-A$900.000c&r.Aug 1 1940
4s g *04 F-A 500,000c..-Aug 1 1944
4s g '06 F-A 200,000c—-Feb 1 1946
4s g '06 F-A 200.000c—-Aug 1 1946
4a g *07 F-A
25.000r_—Aug 1 1947
4s Y11
M-S 250.000
Mar 1 1951
TOWNSHIP.
township (P. O.
Midland
is in Bergen County.
Road Bonds.
4s
$43.000--$2,000 yearly
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20$49,151
Assess, val. real
1,864,940
Assess'; val. personal
$185,163
Jail—
4Ms'14
$25.000
June 1 1934
Penitentiary— *
4Hg'15M-S $145.000c-.Sept 1 1935
4HS16
'•
35.000—Mar 1 1936
—
—
—
43*g'16 J-J $127,000c—Jan
4>*s'16
17,000—June 15 1946
4Hs'17
28,000—Aug 1 '20-'47
GROSS DT. Dec 31 '20-$21,284,410
Deductions
5,600,900
Net debt
15,673,500
Sinking fund
5.195.931
Assessed val. real
681,193,398
Assessed val. personal
143,491,145
2d class RR. property
6,063,629
Total assessed val. 1921-830,748,172
County tax (per $1,000) 1919$9.35 +
—
—
Sinking fund (cash & inv.)
Population
in
(per $1,000) '21.$36-20
1920
3,448
5s '08
This
is
town
in
Monmouth
Deductions
NET
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 1920
$169,100
Floating debt
6,500
Assessed val. real estate
Assessed val. personal
1,420,385
220,700
2d class RR. property
1,749
Total assessed val. 1920
1,642,834
Less exemptions
22,850
Net valuation 1920
1,619,984
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920...$23.70
Population 1910. 3,233; 1920, 4,768
INT. at
Nat.
Freehold Bkg.
Co.
—
National
6 g
ESSEX FELLEL
($25,OOOc&r Aug 1 *21-'25
'20 F-A] 198,OOOc&r Aug 1 '26-'58
[ 4,000c&r_. Aug 1 1959
Water Bonds.
This
borough is in Essex County.
s-a $ 175,000c. July 28'21-'60
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $218,000
5s'20
Deductions
215,452
2,548
Net debt
Sinking fund J General
1,183
3,524
1,894,863
(School
Assessed/Real estate
5s *13
J-D
5s *05
—
5s '08
—
$85,000c-—June 1 1943
74,000
Sept
1935
35,000
Dec 1 1938
Funding
5s g '15
04
5s '08
5s
Bonds.
J-D $95,000c—-June 1 1945
1934
1938
15.000
—
15.000
Sewer Bonds.
—
4 3*s*ll A-0/$20,000 —-Apr
1 22,500
Apr
1 1931
1 1941
Total assessed val'n 1921—2.270,771
Saddle River Road bonds
16,263
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21-$21.10
GROSS DT. Dec 31 1920-$1.968,933
Deductions
1,594.391
value.\Personal
368,582
7,329
2nd class RR. prop..
Population In 1910,
442;
1920,
598
Net
EWING TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Trenton, R. D.
No. 1) is in Mercer County.
5s '19
$25.000
1937
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $109,000
Assessed valuation, real
2,900.000
Assessed val., personal
300.000
...
debt
374,542
107.523
Sinking funds
Assessed val. real estate
8,338,325
5,797,527
4,273
Assessed valuation 1921.-14,140,125
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—-$42,80
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Garfield
Assessed val. personal-2d class RR. property
Total assessed val. 1920— 3.200,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21.$24.< 0
Population
in
1920
4,500
This borough Is
GARFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Bergen County.
J-J
$28.334c_July 1 '23-'39
Assess, val. personal
286,108
Ass'd val. 2d cl. RR. prop.
10,165
Total assessed val. 1921
2,623,498
—$117,000
—1944
5s
100,000
serial
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $623,841
Deductions
263,221
—
Net debt
,
FAIRV1EW SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s '16
A-O $54,000—Dec 1 '36&'46
5s
140.000
TOTAL DEBT June 30 '20-$188,000
—
fund
FLEMINGTON
SCH.
41,832
Sinking fund.
Tot.
val. (real & per.) 5,864,374
INT. at First Nat. Bk„ Garfield.
assess,
GARWOOD.
This borough is in Union County
Assessment Bonds.
5s'20
J-J
$12,500c&r Jan 1 '22-'26
$6,000
Borough hall bonds
School
bonds
47.500
$53,500
154,514
BOND. DEBT Mar 24 *21.
Assessment debt, additional
19.462
Floating debt (additional).
2,005,593
871.675
Total valuation 1921
2,877,268
(See V. 99, p. 1694, for maturity.)
Grammar School Bonds.
-s
$38,000
—
GLEN RIDGE.
This
1920, 4,620.
Paving Bonds.
43*s'16 s-a
$46,000
4s '09
M-N
Sewer Bonds.
02
M-S $18,000o
Mch 1 1922
4s '04
J-J
19,000c—Jan 11924
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
6s'20
J-D $ 16,OOOc&r Dec 1*21-40
4s
Funding Bonds.
$90,000
5s '10
—
5s '14
—
-s
'15
Jan 1930
Feb 1 1944
55,000
55.000—
—-
Street-Impt. Bonds.
6s '20
J-D
/$ 18,000c.Dec 1 '26-'36
\ 16,000c_Dec 1 '37-'40
Improvement Bonds.
4s *02
M-8 $30,000c.—Mar
1922
4s '04
J-J
40,000c-—Jan 1 1924
4 4*8*08 J-J
75,000
Jan 11928
44*s'09 J-J
75,000
July 1 1929
44fs'10
M-N 25,000
Nov 1 1930
4s '07
M-N 555,000
M-N 20,000
May 1 1937
May 1 1943
Nov 1 1944
School Bonds.
5s '13
5s *14
M-N 20,000
Water Bonds.
6s 1814 J-J
56,000c
5s *87
M-N
5s'90
4s '06
M-N
—
'03
4s
J-J
4s '12
-_-
'15
1921-1923
10,000c ——1924-1928
8.000c
1929-1932
8,000- —.Sept 1 1926
16,000c--Jan 1 1933
10.000
Oct 1 1932
26.000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19- $731,000
Water debt (included) —
84,000
-s
Population in 1918
May 1 1932
Municipal Bldg. & Library Site.
GLEN RIDGE
4s
FORT LEE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Bergen County.
School Bonds.
43*s'16 A-O $30.000
1938-1943
BOND. DEBT June 1920-$109,000
Sinking fund
*—
7,313
M-S
4s
M-S
SCHOOL DIST.
$16,000o—-Sept *21-'28
56,000c---Sept 1 1929
4Hs'07 M-S
4Hs'08 M-S
4**s'08 M-S
4 46s'10 J-D
446s g'12M-S
15,000o.--Mch
18,000o_Sept 1
30,000c_Sept 1
35.000o.Dec 1
35.000o.-.Mch
43*sg'15M-S
44,000c_Mar 1 *22-'37
1 1927
*28-'34
'29-'38
*30-'40
1 1932
FRANKLIN
SCH. DIST.
This district is In Sussex County.
5s '14
J-J
$48,750.-July 1 *22-'36
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 *21— $249,000
Assessed valuation 1920
9.308,193
BOND. DEBT Apr 17'20$63,000
Total assess, val. 1920
8,975,603
INT. on 4 468 of 1907 payable at
Columbia Tr. Co., N. Y.; on 444s of
1910 at Essex Title Guaranty & Tr.
$1,000) 1920
$21.73
3.262
1915
at
Fanners'
Nat.
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
$36-60
Montclair; on 44*8 of 1915 at
Glen Ridge Trust Co.; on all others
-
Bank of Montclair.
1,881,650
148.881
-
2d class RR. property
2,891
Total valuation 1921
2,033,422
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$24.80
-
Population 1910, 1,465; 1920—2,708
HADDONFIELD.
This
bprough is in Camden County.
School Bonds.
4s
$6,000._$1,000 yearly
—_
43*8
48,000
...
1922-1940
Water Bonds.
43*8*09 J-J
$61,672—Jan 1 *22-'40
Paving and Park Bonds.
5s '15
J-D $29,000
Dec 1 1945
5s *16
15,000
—
Street
Bonds.
4 3*8'12 A-0$150,000
5a '13
M-S
60,000
Apr 1 1942
Sept 1 1943
17.000
June 11945
Sewer Bonds.
4s
$25,000-.$1,000 yearly
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $699,950
Deductions
391,195
NET DEBT
308,755
Assess, impt.certificates..
23,603
Assess, val. real estate
4.9o7.000
Assess, val. personal
574,774
2d class RR. property
9,221
Total assess, val. 1921
5,540,995
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $36.60
Population 1910, 4,142; 1920—5,646
5e'15
J-D
INT. on water and street bonds at
Treasurer's office.
sinking fund
HADDON
HEIGHTS.
This borough is in Camden Co.
25,831
Town & fire hall bonds 1938-$18,000
Other assessable property.
Total assessed val'n
1920
5s '17
24,932
(65% to 75% actual).-.7,826,858
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$30.40
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
County seat Is Woodbury.
Road Bonds.
4 J*s'12 A-O 554,0O0r__Apr 1
5s '15
J-J
35,000r_Jan 1
41*8*16 J-J
5,500—Jan 1
5s '18
J-J
4,000-/July
,
J-J
/
.
payable
apparatus bonds 1945-_
This
is
town
in
NET DEBT
Assessed val. real estate.-.2,477,063
Assessed val. personal329,179
*22-'25
Woodbury
Hudson
County.
1910. 5,647.
5s
'07
J-J
$30,000o__Jan 1 *22-'36
*17
8.000
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s
s-an
$3,000
1921-1923
-a
6,000
June 1 1931
Funding Bonds.
5s '09
J-J 1 5o,000—July 1 '22-'24
5s
—
—
1136,000
July 1 1939
J-J $143,000o._-Jan
1 1942
Refunding
—
Bonds.
($17,600. Apr 16 '22-'29
1 33.000-Apr 16 *30-'39
5s
Improvement Certificates.
40,406
...
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 *20. $454,457
Deductions
147,935
NET DEBT
306,522
Tax
revenue
notes
54,315
Assessed va/n, real estate- 3.752,350
Assessed val'n, personal
366,800
Total valuation 1921
4,119,150
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—.$35.34
INT. on funding 5s of 1912 at
People's Safe Dep. <s» Tr. Co.. Union.
HACKENSACK.
This town is in Bergen1 County.
Population 1910.14,050; 1920.17,667
Funding Bonds.
4 H g '12 F-A$150.000—-Aug 1 1942
Floating Indebtedness Bonds.
-s
5s
$62.000
Fire Truck Bonds.
$8 500
4s
Refunding Bonds.
05
J-J
$52,000o-July 1 *22-'34
—
-
135,838
2d class RR. property
Total assess, val. 1921
HALEDON.
This borough Is In Passalo County.
Inc.
1908.
Pop'n
1910,
2,560;
*
M-N$16,OOOc&rMay 1 '22-29
Water Bonds.
1920, 3,435.
5s g '18
5a
4
J-D
3*s
M-N
$50,000c
10.000c.
$80,000
9,153
-—1,689,475
Assess, val. personal
317,300
Tot. valuation 1921
2,006,775
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$29.80
INTEREST payable at Paterson,
on 5s at United States Trust Co.; on
43*s at Paterson Safe Dep.& Tr. Co.
Sinking funds
-----
Assess, val. real
HAMMONTOIL
This town
Is in Atlantic County.
5 1866.
M-N($37,000c—Nov 1 1925
\ 80,00Gc.Nov 1'35&45
Incorp. Mar.
Water Bonds.
43*8*10 J-J
110,000c—Jan 11940
May 1 1935
Funding Bds.
5s g '16J-D
$7,200c.Dec 1 *21-'26
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 *20. $214,858
Deductions
154,687
NET DEBT
60,171
Assessed f Real estate
—-2,684,690
val'n .{Personal
515,550
1919
(2d class RR prop.
26,033
Total valuation
1921
3,226,273
Tax rate '21 (per $1.000)
—_$38.50
Population 1910, 5,088; 1920, 6,417
INT. at Peoples' Bk,,Hammonton.
4s '05
M-N 55,500c
Fire Apparatus &
-
-
HARRISON.
T~
This toyrn
la In Hudson County. '
Sewer Bonds.
($186,000cNov 1 *21-'51
43*s'16M-N{
21,000-Nov 1 *52-*54
I
1,000—Nov 1 1955
Improvement Bonds.
45*g'19 J-D f$77,000c-Dec 1 '21-'27
Oeneral
.
\ 60,000c. Dec 1 '28-*33
Fire-Department Bonds.
43*s'16 M-N/$2,000c...Nov 1 1921
\
5,000c_Nov 1 '22r'2Q
4 J*g*19 J-D/
8.000c&rDec 1 '21-'24
\ 15,OOOc&r Dec l'25-'29
Street renewal 4s
$239,000
Funding 4 Hs
219,000
.
Sewer
4J*s
27,000
Valley Sewerage 4Ha 245,101
Impt. ctfs. 4Ks
224.189
Fire department bonds 4 3*820,000
Redemption Impt. Certificates.
43*8*06 J-J $103,554.04.Jan
1 1936
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 *20.$1,022,249
Deductions
408,524
NET DEBT
613,725
Certificates outstanding
287,195
Assess, val. real estate.—16,092,700
Assess, val. personal
4,148,900
Passaic
Street
Total tax (per $1,000)
5s
—
43*s'10 J-J
$8,000
$18,000o.July 1 '22-'39
1927-1935
Nov 1 1934
GEN. BD. DT. May 16 '21
Total
Park Bonds.
5,610
2,811,852
*21-$36.20
Population 1910, 1,452; 1920-2.950
4Kb
$25,000c—-Aug 1 *22-'26
-
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Street Bonds.
5s '20
A-O $32,000
Euipment Bonds.
5s'20
A-O $11,000
Macadam Road Bonds.
F-A
15,000
'22 *39
Mechanics' Bank.
Mch. 9 1859. Pop.
1945
'27-'37
5s *15
Inc.
bonds
5,000
40,000
'44-.$93,000
-
—
In
Fire
8ewer
bonds
1941
Street bonds 1931, '32,
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $197,000
Deductions
61,162
.
INT.
at Farmers' &
Funding Bonds.
M-N$14,900_
(Due part yearly begin. Dec. 1918.)
Funding
1 1923
t July 1 *24-'28
5,000r—Jan 1 1923
,
Co.,
at
TOWNSHIP.
township is in Camden Co.
Assessed val'n, real estate$6,130,737
Assessed val'n, personal
1,671,189
Hs'12 M-N $44,000c
6.000
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Fort Lee.
This
...
G eneral
5s '18
-
INT. payable
Bank, Sussex.
Co.,
city is in Camden
County
Apr. 17 1868. Pop'n '10, 9,462;
1920, 12,162.
Int. payable at City Hall. *
5s *12
$37,600c—Oct 1 '21-*28 43*g'16 M-N$28,000c
1923-1950
J-D 1110,000c.June 1 '21-42 BOND. DEBT Apr 10 1921 $201,000
I
9.000c-June 1 1943 Assessment impt. notes
10,454
5s '13
J-D
77.000c.Dec 1 *21-'42 General impt. notes
11,989
5s '15
M-N100,000c—.May 1 1945 Water debt (included)-44,000
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 *20- $941,020
Floating debt
39,843
Deductions
552,991
Sinking funds (General--—
10,434
Net debt
•
388,028
Water
14,395
General sinking fund
86,116 Assess, val. 1921
9,931,648
Assessed valuation, real—5,956,320 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1921
536.60
Assessed val'n, personal
727,149
INT. pay. at Bank of Montclair
Tot. assess, val. 1921
6,683,475
and the Glen Ridge Trust Co.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—.$49.70
Population
Trust
This
5,000c.May 15 '24-33
A-O
Tax rate (per
Ridgewood
Inc.
Sewer Bonds.
4s'99
J-D
$13,000c.J'ne 1 '22-'27
Water Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
5s '12
5s *13
at
1920, 6,726.
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 12 '21. $90,000
Incinerator Bonds.
Assessed/Real estate
1,619,947 43*s'16 J-J $10,000c_Jan 1 '22-'36
value \Personal and bank
Road-Improvement Bonds.
stock
404,175 43*s'97 F-A 515.000 —Feb '22-'26
Tot .asses .val .'19 (80 % act.)2,024,122 4s *02
A-O
7,000o—.Oct '2l-'27
School tax (per $1,000) 1919---$4.36
Park Bonds.
INT. at Flemington Nat. Bank.
4s '01 M-N
533,000o_Nov 1 '21-'30
FORT LEE.
This borough Is In Bergen County.
Incorp.
March
1904.
Population
1910, 4,472;1920, 5,761.
HADDON
GUTTENBERG.
Pop'n *10, 3,260;
$49.00
GLOUCESTER CITY.
borough Is in Essex County.
Inc. Feb. 13 1895.
(per $1,000)
ensack National Bank.
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val. personal..-
INT.
—
Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
13,560 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921 —1-$24.50
Population 1910, 1,118; 1920, 1.959
DIST.
This district is in Hunterdon Co.
School Bonds.
4s '15
J-J
$52,000c
1925-1945
Total tax rate
Ridge wood.
\105,000r—Jan 1 '24-'30
Bridge Bonds.
43*s'13 J-J
$20.000r—Jan 1 22-'31
4J*8'13 J-J
4.500r—Jan 1 '22-'24
41*s'13 J-J
9,400r—Jan 1 *22-'27
5s '13
J-J
13,150r„Jan 1 *22-'28
5s '15
J-J
13,750r_Jan 1 *22-'26
5s *14
J-J
10,000—Jan 1 '23-'27
Funding Bonds.
43*s'13 J-J
$6.000r_Jan 1 *22-'23
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *21- $403,000
Floating debt
76,548
General sinking fund
52,132
Assessed val. real estate..32,676,211
Assess, val. personal
7,211,456
Other assessable property808,900
Total assess, val. 1920
40,696,567
Less exemptions
643,070
Net value taxable 1920
40,053,497
County tax (per 51,000)
1920 $9 81
Popula'n, 1910, 37,368; 1920 48,224
360,620
Sinking fund
4,778
Assess, val., real
2,785,621
Assess, val., personal
358,023
Assess.val.2d class RR.prop.
2,016
Total valuation 19.'1
3,145,657
Tax rate (per $1,000) '21
$61.oO
Population 1910, 2,441; 1920 4,882
Tot.val.'20(abt,100%act.) 17,196.881
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $208,490
Deductions
113,062
NET DEBT
95.428
(See V. 101, p. 1904. for maturity.)
J-D 143,000—July 1 '28-*46
(See V. 102, p. 2363, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT June 1920- $292,234
35,568
INT. on funding bonds at Hacken$2,327,225 Sack Trust Co.; on others at Hack-
6s '21
In'Bergen County. 5s '16
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking
18,075
971,495
Assessed val'n, real estate.14,6l2,624
Assessed val'n, personal
2,584,257
79,857
5s *16
FAIR VIEW.
5s
'22-'38
f
DEBT
Assess, val. real
Co.
on park bonds due 1938 and
park
bonds
of
1917,
road GARFIELD.
This city is in
1915 and 1917, land-pur¬
Bergen
County
chase
bonds,
19,381
penitentiary
bonds, Pop'n 1910, 10,213; 1920
General Improvement Bonds
hospital
bonds
and
court-house
bonds payable by U. S. Mtge. & 5s g *19
$133,OOOc&r
1924
Tr. Co., N. Y. C.: $1,500,000 park
Funding Bonds.
bonds at office of J. & W. Seligman 45*g'19
/ 42, OOOc&r July 1 '22-24
& Co. of N. Y. City, and Seligman
\150.OOOc&r July 1 '25-34
Bros, of London; on all other bonds
School Bonds.
Bank, Newark.
$29,280c.Apr 1
Population 1910, 1,055; 1920--2.181
of
Manufacturers'
A-O
6s '12
M-N lO.OOOcNov 1 '30 & *35
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20-$97,932
INT.
the
Bonds.
Impt.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '2l.$41.4J
FREEHOLD.
1955,
at
$442,500
Assess, debt (add'i)
Total tax rate
Popula'n 1910, 512.886; '20, r51.807
bonds
GEN.BD.DT. Dec31'20
Road
Incorporated 1869.
Municipal Building Bonds.
4Hs'16 J-J J$17,100c—Jan 1 '22-'40
2 1946
1 12,000c.. Jan 1 '41-'46
—
ROCK.
This borough is in Bergen County.
Park)
Parental School Bonds.
$18.000
Feb 1 1945
57.000
Apr 1 1945
Land Bonds.
4Ks'15
GLEN
85
TOWNS
This
2d class RR. property
5,691
Total assessed value 1921—2,055,794
Penal Institution Bonds.
4Ms'15
JERSEY-CITIES AND
2d Class RR. property
assess, val.
1921
732,236
20.973,836
1921--.$27.21
Popula'n 1910, 14,498; 1920, 15.721
INTEREST Is
payable at West
Hudson County Tr. Co., Harrison.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 20 '21 .$360,000
HARBISON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Sinking fund
—
30.000
School Bonds.
Assess, val.(60% act.) *20-5,744,000
4Ms'19 M-S 210,000c&rSept 1 '21-55
Tax (per $1,000) 1921
—$3.28
BONO DEBT Juno 30
INT. at Nat. State Bk.. Elizabeth.
Principal and interest payable at
West Hudson Co. Trust Co., Harri—
—
'2(1-$270,000
1
son.
■;
■
:
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS.
This borough is in Bergen County.
Road Bonds.
$10,000..$1,000 yearly
18,000..
1944
Funding Bonds.
5s '15
J-D $22,000—Dec 15 1945
CROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20$82,532
Deductions.
35,207
NET DEBT
47.325
Assessed val.
real—
2,629,792
Assessed val.
personal— 278,033
2nd Class 1IR. property
5,559
Total assess, val.' 1921—2,913,384
5s
...
5s
...
^
—
......
Total tax rate (per
....
HOBOKEN.
Is In Hudson County.
Inc. Mch. 1855. Commission govern¬
Hoboken
adopted Feb. 9 1915.
Improvement W'»nds,
'$48,000c.-Oct 11925
147,000c—..July 1 1926
6s '21
J-J
110,000c—Jan 15 1927
63,000c... Apr 1 1927
Funding Sc Refdg. Bonds.
4s g '16 J-D $111,500-J'ne 1 '22-*46
(See V 102, p 2363, for maturity)
Playground Bonds.
4s '09
M-N$50.000
May 1 1939
ment
$1.000)'20.$40.<)0
,
Bonds.
J-J
$ >0,200c.Mch 1 '22-'26
Sewer
4s '97
21,400—June 1'22-30
500,000c&r.june 1 1926
950,000c&r_June 1 1926
HAWTHORNE.
Paving & Sewer Bonds.
This borough is in Passaic County. 6sg '20 s-a
750,000
Aug 1 1926
Incorporated 1898.
Streetfic Paving Bonds.
Road Bonds.
4s '08
A-0 $50,OOOo&r_Oct 1 1928
5s
>
$24,000
1921-1930 4s '09 J-J 125.000
July 1 1939
5s '16
A-O
12,000c._Oct 1 '21-'26 4J*sT2 J-J
25,000
July 1 1942
Water Bonds.
4s '98
150.000
May 2 1928
5s '14
A-0$136,000
Oct 1 1944 5s '13
J-J 300.000
July 1 1943
CROSS DEBT Dec 31 1920 $316,285
[ 76,400—July 1 '22-*31
Deductions204,847 43*g*16 J-J 1 32,000.-July 1 '32-*35
NET DEBT
111,388
I 4,000—July 1 1936
Assess, val. real
.3,591,950 58 '19
A-O 389,976c
Oct 1 1921
Assess, val. personal
513,975
Re-Improvement Bonds.
2nd Class RR. property..
82,275 43*8*13 J-J $85,000r
1943
Total assess, value 1921.-4,188,200 43*8*15 A-O 120,000
Oct 1 1945
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $19.00 43*g'16 J-D
65,000
June 1 1946
Population 1910, 3.400; 1920, 5,135 4>£s'16 J-J 112,500.-July 1 '22-*36
INT.
at
Hamilton
Trust Co.,
School Bonds.
Paterson.
4s '04
M-S $140,000
Mch 1 1934
2,895
Population 1910, 2,155; 1920,
4s*10
—
6s g '20 s-a
6s g '20 s-a
,rt0n
...
—
^
„
•;
••
HAWTHORNE SCH. DIST.
School Bonds.
.
f
$81.000c.July 1 22- 48
J-J 30,0(M)c&r__Jan 1 '22-'36
BOND. DEBT June 30 1920$129,600
Sinking fund
2,388
Principal and interest payable at
Citizens Trust Co. of Paterson.
5s '19
6s '21
s-a
_
4s.*07
4s *08
4s '12
4s '09
—
'15 J-J
43*g'16 J-J
5s "'18
'18
PARK.
5s '18
This
borough (P. O. New Bruns¬
wick) is in Middlesex County.
5s '18
„
Population 1910, 1,517; 1920, 4,866
5P
5s
5s
5s
5s
HIGHLAND PARK SCH.
School Bonds.
4s&4]*s
$26,000
4J*sT5 J-J
42,000—Mar 1
J-J
J-J
43*s'10 J-J
43*sT3 J-J
43*8*13
HIGHLAND
Paving Bonds.
6s '20
M-N$27,5,000---Nov 1 1926
BONDED DEBT
--(?)
219,665
Jan
7,454
May
262.750
Jan
100.000
Jan
250,000
July
109,000
Jan
70,000—Jan
J-J
1937
1938
1942
1939
1940
1943
1934
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
60,000c—July 1 1945
/412.054—Jan 1 *22-'53
\ 70,000—Jan 1 '54-'58
[72,000—Jan 1 '22-'39
J-J
~ ~
140,000—Jan 1
i 1,000
Jan
30,100—Jan 1
445.400—Jan 1
4,000—Jan 1
4,000—-Jan 1
80,000—Jan 1
33,000—Jan 1
J-J
J-J
'18
'18
'18
'18
'18
DIST.
'40-'47
1 1948
'2 2-54
'22-'38
'22-'25
'22-'25
'22-'25
'22-'54
(69,000c&r OcU'21-*43
48,OOOc&r Oct l'44-*55
1 3, OOOc&r Oct 1 1956
Police Department Bonds.
'30-'45
$16.147
Mar 1 1933
5Ks'21 M-N 30.000c_May 1 '22-'51 4s *13
BOND. DEBT June 30 '20
$98 000
City Indebtedness Bonds.
Floating debt..
5,0)0 4s '13
$15.000
Apr 1 1933
Sinkiig fund—'..!.
-i..
4,477
Judgment Bonds.
Tot. val. (60% act.V 1919-3,398,380 4 3*s'12 J-J
$17,891.17—Jan 1 1932
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$4-12 43*s'13 M-N 12,795
May 1 1933
City-Hall Bonds.
Population 1920 (est.)
6,000
INT. payable la New Brunswick at 4 3*sTl J-J $125,000
July 1 1931
National Bank of New Jersey.
Funding Bonds.
5s g '08 M-N $21,5000...May 1 1938
HIGHLANDS.
43*s'07
67,000
Sept 1 1927
This borough is In Monmouth Co
4 3*s*10
127,500
Dec 1940
Water bonds 5s
$30,000 4s g '15 M-N 10,000r—May 1 1945
Borough hall bonds 5s
3.500 43*g'16J-J
169,000c—Jan 21 1946
CROSS DEBT Dec 31 1920
$67,792 4s g '16 J-J
20,600c—.Jan 1 1946
Deductions
59,767 4s 16
J-D 179.232-June 1 *22-*46
NET DEBT
8,025
72,000c & r_.Dec 31
'21-'24
Tax revenue notes......
16,100 6s '20
J-D
General impt. notes
255,000c & r..Dec 31
5,000
'25-'39
Assessed valuation, real—1,194,220
6s'20
A-0
—
—
— _
—
__
—
Assessed val., personal
Other assessable property..
119,075
12,476
1,325,771
Total tax rate (per $1.000) '21 .$18,20
Population 1910, 1,386; 1920, 1,731
Total assessed val., 192i__
Fire Department.
F-A $25,000c—Aug 1 1926
V-JB
20,000—Aug 1 1927
4s '06
4s *07
-f-
15,000
Mar 1 1924
'15 J-J
60,000
Jan
4s '04
5s g
43*g'16J-D
100,000—.June 1 1936
$12.850
Jan 1
4s '12
F-A
25,000
Aug 1
Refunding.
Water Bonds.
4s '09
$35,000
July 1 1945 3 3*s'01 M-N$l96,000r—Nov 15
F-A
52.000r—Feb 1
GROSS DEBT Dec 31'20.
$35,0)0 4s '05
Feb 1
Assess, val. real estate
1,001,005 43*8 g ' 17F-A 15,500
borough is in Hunterdon Co.
School bonds
$42,600
This
4s '05
—
...
Assess,
val.
personal.—
326,743
class RR. property__
20,758
Total valuation 1921
1,348,506
2nd
Tot. tax rate (per$l,000)'21-.
Population in 1910.1,545;
$40-40
'20, 1,7j5
5s '18
J-D
1925
1937
1931
1935
1937
(60,000—Dec 1 *21-'30
1 1931
\ 6,377,52—Dec
149,000-.Dec 1 *32-*38
Water Bonds.
5s g '08 M-N $95,000c—May 1 1938
4s 09
J-J
22,000
July 11939
Tax arrearage bonds
$189,283
CROSS DEBT Dec'31'20$13,467,686
in Mercer County
Deduc ions_ _v.....
7.185,164
Incorporated March 29 1853.
NET DEBT
6,282.522
Disposal-Plant Bonds.
Tax revenue notes
90,000
4>*s
A-0 $3l,000r.Part eachSept General impt. notes
2,529,798
Funding Bonds.
INTEREST at City Treas. office.
4**s'17 J-D $17,000
$1,500 y'rly
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $143,500
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
city
Deductions
78,157 owns parks, public buildings, a water
NET DEBT
65,343 system and other assets having a val¬
Assessed valuation, real
1,659,011 uation of $11,254,227 In 1915.
Assessed val., personal
69,138,600
372,-595 Assess, val. real estate
Assessed val'n, railroad
9,198 Assess, val. personal
.10,890,500
Total assessed val. 1921
2,040,804 Assess,
val.
2nd
class
RR. property
Total tax rate (per $1.000) '21. $ 11 .Q0
8,693,284
Population 1910, 1,879; 1920, 2,674 Total assess, val. 1921
88.722,38i
INT. at First Nat. Bk.f Hights'n. Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $12.2)
Pop'n '10, 70.324; '20 (Census)68.166
HILLSDALE TOWNSHIP.
HIGHTSTOWN.
This borough is
.
__
This
township is in Bergen County
Road improvement bds5s_
$37,500
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1921
$34,250
Note debt
3,500
Assessed valuation, real—1,725,546
Assessed val.. personal
142,835
Other assessable property..
10,142
Total assess, val. 1920- —1,878,523
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20- $29-10
Population in 1920
J---—1,600
HILLSIDE (FORMERLY UNION)
TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Hillside) Is in
Union Co.
Pop'n 1915 (est.), 2,800.
5s
13
—-
—
---
IRVINGTON.
Incorporated 1891.
Water-Plant Bonds.
sion government
4s
$23,2 45r —..1922-1939
—
$24,537
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921-
This borough Is in Bergen County.
43*s'16 A-O
$9,000—$1,500 yearly
Road Bonds.
43*s
$14.000
1922-1935
—
Bonds.
5s
Funding
1930
$20.000
Bonds.
(incl.)
Assessed val., real estate
Assessed val., personal....
—
Deductions
NET
...
DEBT..
Assessed val.,
Assessed val.
real
Assess, val.
personal
railroad
—-
—
...
—
192 2-1927
1922-1924
58,000
July 1958
4)*sTl
90.000
Nov 1961
1959
4>*s'09
27,000
-Apr
4s '05
28,150——Mar 1955
5s *13
J-D 104,000
Dec 1 1963
43*s'15 J-J
80.000
Jan 1 1965
'230,000.-c & r Feb 1
—
34,409
35,591
835,410
$ >,000
1,500
4s'02
4s*99
4 J*s'08
...
HUDSON COUNTY.
The county seat Is Jersey City.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '07
M-N $21,000r—May 1 1927
4s g '03 M-S
26,000r—Sept 1 1923
4s g '04 J-J
201,000r...July 1 1924
4s *05
J-D
10,000r—.June 1 1925
'22-'44
4s '07
A-0
90,000r—Apr 1 1927
44,000—c & r Feb 1
5?*s'21 F-A
4 J*s'08 A-O
16,000r—Oct 11928
*45-'48
4 4*s'10 M-N 100,000c—May 1 1930
9,000-.c&r Feb 1 *49
4s '09
A-0 350,000c—Apr 1 1939
General Impt. Bonds.
4 J*g'12M-N 100,000c—May 1 1932
($25,000—Jan 1 '22-*26
43*8*13 J-J
35,000c_..July 1 1933 43*s'19 J-J ■ 30,000.-Jan 1 '27-i31
4s '14
A-O
10.000
Apr 1 1944
5,406.31
Jan 1 1932
Boulevard-Repair Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
—-
—_
...
4 3*s'08 A-0$100.000r—Oct
4 3*sTO M-N 150,000c.—May
4s '09
M-N 250,000c...May
—
4>|s'14
*
M-S 150,000——Sept
( 9,000.—Mar
43*g'18 M-S 150.000.-Mar 1
178.000.-Mar 1
f 50,000c&rApr 1
5s '19
1 1938 4s '05
$36,000
Apr
1935
1 1940 43*8*09
55,000
Jan
1939
1 1939 4s '03
85,000
July 1933
1 1941 4s *04
31.000
July 1934
1 1943 4s *15
53.000
Mar 1 1946
1 1944 GEN. BD. DT. May 1921 $894,950
9 1922 Assessment deOt.___.
297,145
'23- 27 Floating debt
273,343
*28-'33 Sinking fund, general
231,172
'22-'26 Tax revenue notes..
12,035
...
11 M-N 210.000c...May
43*8*13 J-J
110,000c—July
4 3*8
...
-
{ 14,000e&r.Apr 1 1927
A-0
[255,OOOc&rApr 1 '28-34
Hoboken Extension.
4s '98
A-0 $65,000r—Oct
3 3*8*99 A-0
12,500r—Oct
Park Bonds.
1 1929
11929
4sg'04M-N $500,000c Ar.Mayl 1951
M-N 140.000c&r.Nov 1 1957
4s g '04 M-N 800,000c&r. Nov 1 1954
4s g '06 M-N 500,000c &r_May 1 1956
4s g'09 M-N l,000,000c&rMay 1 '59
4 3*s'14 M-N
300,000.-May 1 1964
43*s'15 J-J
300,000c...July 1 1965
43*g'16 M-S 800,000r—Mar 1 1966
4j*s'18 M-S/ 90.000.-Mar 1 '33-'67
4s '07
1210,000—Mar 1 *38-'67
[80.000.-Mar 1 '22-'37
] 56,000—Mar 1 *38-'45
43*g'18 M-S
[
4,000
Mar 1 1946
48,000c&rApr 1 '22-'69
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '05 M-S$750,000o&r-Sept 1 1925
Building Bonds.
A-O
5s '19
M-S$150,000r__Feb
4s g
4s '04
M-S
M-S
F-A
4s'05
4s *06
28 1944
65,000r_„Sept 1 1944
65,000r__.Mch 1 1945
500,000c&r_Aug 1 1946
A-0 850,000c&r_Apr 1 1948
4>*sT3 J-J
190,000c—July 1 1953
4 3*s'08
Jail Bonds.
43*sT5 J-J $500.000c—July
Public-Rodd Bonds.
ublic-Rohd
4 3*s'92M-N $100,000c &r.Nov
43*8*93 J-J
750,000c&r_Jan
4 3*s g'04 J-J 500,000c&r_ Jan
4 3*8 g '94J-J 600,000c&r_ Jan
4s g '96 J-J
150,000r—.Jan
4s '97
M-N 200,000r
May
M-S
4s *98
44,000r_._ Mch
A-0
4s '03
37,000r.—Oct
J-J
4s '04
30,000r—.July
F-A
4s *05
38,000r
Aug
_
21,000r—.Mch
M-S
4s '07
16,000r
Sept
M-N
4s '09
18,000r
Nov
4)*s'10 M-N 150,000
May
41*8*11 M-N 50.000c—May
43*s'll M-N
15,000o„.May
43*sT3 J-J
40.000c
Jan
43*8*13 J-J
60,000
July
43*8*15 J-J
250,000c...July
18,113,8)0
4,462,873
146,492
22,723.165
Tax rate (per $1,000> 1921—$35.60
Ponul'n 1910
11 877; 1920
25,480
INT
payable at the
Irvington
National Bank, and the Merchants
&
Manufacturers
National
Bank
of Newark.
ISLAND
1 1922
1 1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1 1923
1924
1935
1926
1927
1939
1
1
1
1
1
1
1960
1961
1931
1963
1963
1925
1210,OOOc&r Apr 1 *28-'31
Viaduct Bonds.
4s g '07 M-S$350,000c—Mch 1 1937
43*s'08 A-O 350.000c_-.0ct 1 1938
4 3*g'12M-N 125,000c—May 1 1942
Lunatic-Asylum Bonds.
43*sT4 M-N$100,000—May I 1944
5s '19
A-O / 176,000c&rApr 1 '22-'32
1408,OOOc&r Apr 1 *33-'49
Asylum Addition Bonds.
43*s'15
$30,000
43*8*15 A-O
30,000r
Oct 1 1945
Tuberculosis-Hospital Bonds.
4 3*s'08 A-O $I()O.OOOc&r_Oot 1 1948
Aims-House Bonds.
4s g '06 M-N $240,000c &r May 1 1946
Court-House Bonds.
4s g '09 M-N $800,OOOc&r May 1 1949
4 J*s'10 M-N
500,000c—May 1 1950
43*s'13 J-J
128.000c
Jan 1 1953
GROSS DEBT Dec 31'20$19,082.072
D vluc Iitd
5,014,016
...
14.C68.026
NET DEBT
ASSESSED
1919.
$
RE 569832167
Per 128248035
RR 101308904
Tot799389106
HEIGHTS.
This borough is in
BOND.
Assess,
Ocean County.
DEBT Apr. 30 '21_$48,350
debt
20,000
7/V»5
(add'l).
Sinking fund
Water bonds (incl.)
General impt. notes
—_—
35,000
18,000
val., real estate-. —534,230
Assessed val., personal
21,060
Other assessable property
2,580
Tot. ass'd val. 1921 (act.)—537,700
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21 .$53.57
Assess,
JERSEY CITY.
Commission government approved
April 15 1913 and upheld by Court of
Errors and ADDeals Mar. 16 1914.
A-OJ120,OOOc&rApr 1 '22-'27
5s '19
1
impt. notes
General impt. notes..
Emergency notes
Assess, val., real
Assess, val., personal
Other assess, property
Total assess, val. 192t
1 1955
M-S
4s '06
170,668
240,779
7,021
Assess,
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
$11,OOOc&r. Aug 1 *22
"
VALUATION —
1920.
1921.
$
$
532018397 507217627
113346475 110325185
87389911
85008406
732754783 702551218
5s g '19
6s '20
A-0{
108,000cSir. Aug 1 *23
380.000c&r_Aug 1 '24
l,652.n00c&r_ Aug I '25
1,271,000.-c&r Dec 1
J-D
'23-'26
Harbor-Impt. Bonds.
J-D $60,000
June 1 1942
4>*gT3J-D 191.000c... Jlune 1 1953
Renewal Assessment Bonds.
5s '92
J-J $523,000c&r_Jan 2 1922
5s g *93 M-Sz700,OOOc&r.Sept 1 1923
5s g '94 M-Nz600,OOOc&r May 1 1924
Refunding Assessment Bonds.
4s *05
J-D $600,000c...June 1 1935
4s '06
J-J
300,000o
Jan 1 1936
Bonds for Redemption of Land.
4s *04
P-A$465,000c —Feb 1 1934
4 J£g'12
Citv Hall.
5s g'94 J-J
$20,000r—Jan
5s g '94 J-J
350.000c&r_Jan
1 1922
1 1923
Funding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$50.000c&r_Jan 1 1936
4s g '01 M-N 207,000r___May 1 1931
Hospital.
J-J
4s
$220,000c—July I 1935
66,000
JulV I 1938
1,500,OOOc&r. June 1 1926
Public-Library Bonis.
4s g '98 A-()$ 150,000c. ..Apr 1 1928
3 Hs'00 A-0
75,00Or—Apr 11928
Funded Debt Bonds.
4 J* g'08 J-J $ 1,000,000c. July 1 1928
4s g'09 F-Al.300,000c..Feb
1 1949
Funding Assessment Bonds.
4s g '17 J-J
$80,000—July 1 '2 >'41
4s g '17 J-J
8. '00 —.July 1 '2 >'26
Floating Indebtedness Bonds.
4s g '17 J-J $238,193_Dec 31 '22-25
Refunding.
4 4*8 g'97M-N $450,000c &rMay 1 1927
4s g '04 A-0 490,000c...Apr 1 1934
5s '92
J-J
200,000r__Man
2 1922
46*g'13 J-D 550,000c&r_June 1 1953
4
)*s'08 J-J
6s '20 J-D
-
44*gT5M-Sf207,OOOc.Sepfl '2>'44
I
5s
...
7,000c. Sept
1
1945
200,000
/£fan 1 1922
Park.
4s
'97 M-N$ 100,000c
May 1 1927
4s
'02 M-S lOO.OOOo.I.Mch 1 1932
*02
1 1932
POPULATION.—In
124;
in
1910,
1920,^629,-
537,231.
60,OOOc_L_Dec
,03
M-S
25,OOOc_L_Mch 1 1933
4s
$6.38
J-D
4s
(perM)
06
J-D
17.000c&r_June 11936
4s
4s
10
M-N
30,000-.I-Nov
4M'sgTlM-Sz30O.OO6^l~-iach
4s
4s
12
A-O
1 1960
1 1961
7(L0Q0-_Z_Arifr 1 1962
Bath & Gymhasfdm Bonds.
'02
M-S $50,QO0o
Mch £ 1933
Fire Department.
4s g '05 J-J
COUNTY.
50,000r
July 1 1925
4s '06
A-0
25,OOOc&r.Oct 1 1926
Flemlngton Is the county seat.
4s g '11 M-N
12,0000—May 1 1931
Road-Improvement Bonds.
Fire House Renewal Bonds.
43*s'16 J-D $3H,000c.Dec27'2i-'25
Aug 1 1945
43*s*17
26,700
192i-1926 4s g *15 .—$25,000
Pipe Line.
43*s*18
34.300
1922-1927
GROSS DEBT J ic31 '20
$693 500 4s *04
M-S$142,000c—Sept 1 1934
Water Loan.
Deductions
140,891
J-J $248,000c&r_Jan 2 1922
NET DEBT-.
552.609 5s '92
J-J
200,OOOc&r.Jan 2 1923
Assess, val. real estate
18,611,173 5s *93
J-J $100,000
Jan 2 1929
Assess, val. personal
5,756.777 4s '99
2nd class RR. property..
371,683 4 4*g'13 M-N150.000
May 1 1943
F-A 460.0003&rAug l'21-'25
Total ass'd value 1921:
24,739,633 6> 20
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) .'21 .$11.45 5i*s'20F-AI3,12S,OOOc&rAugl'26-'59
1
86,OOOc&r Aug 1 1960
Pop'n in 1910, 33,569; 1920, 32,885
HUNTERDON
—
5s
$14,000
$1,000 y'rly
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20—.$70,000
Commis¬
adODted April 7 '14.
Police Station Bonds.
4s *16
$14,000
1922-1935
Town-Hall Bonds.
5s'95
$1,600
1922-1925
of
County Collector, Jersey City. N. J.
HO-HO-KUS.
Water
This town is in Essex Co.
2t,992
Funding Bonds.
833,891
$200,000
May 1944
2 (9,530 4J*s'14
18,000
1922-1930
Other assessable property..
2 5,257 4s *14
Fire-Department Bonds.
Tot. assess, val. 1921 (act.) 1,0^8,7/8
$ 1,900c—May 1 1922
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21 $25.60 4J*sT2
School Bonds.
Population 1910, 1 0/3; 1920. 1,339
Water debt
INTEREST is payable at office
94,474
17,713
$10,000._Mar 1 '22-'31
Total assess, val. 1921
977,597
52,000.. July 1 '23-'43
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21.$43.60
4J*g'17
30,000—
5s 20
M-N 90,000.-May 1 '22-*50 Population in 1910, 488; 1920, 586
4Ks'10
HOPEWELL.
This borough is in Mercer County.
1 1945
Park Bonds.
HIGHBRIDGE.
[VOL. 112.
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JERSEY-CITIES
NEW
86
...
June, 1921.]
NEW
JERSEY CITY (<Concluded5—
,
KEYPORT.
M-S$142,000r. .Sept
J-D 146,000c &r_ Deo
Public Schools.
4a g '97 F-A$200,000o&r_ Aug
4s g *01 M-N 182,000r—May
.
1 1934
School bonds 5s
Total tax rate (per $ 1,000)
1 1934
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $164,500
Population in
Deductions—
NET DEBT
LODI.
A-O $id.000c —.. 1922-1931
F-A
52.000r
1922-1947
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20^ $378,000
Floating debt.
26,152
School debt (add'l)—97,000
Utilities debt.—
5,000
Sinking fund..
5°,000
This borough Is In Bergen Countv
Inc. Dec. 1894.
Pop'n '10, 4,138;
Assessed val., real estate.$3,973,330
Assessed val., personal—
353,i03
2 1927
1 1931
48 '03
M-N 100,000..—May 1 1933
4s '03
J-D z25,Q00r
June 1 1933
4s '04
J-J
350,000r_..July 1 1934
4a '05
J-J
250,000c—.July 1 1935
4Hs'08 J-J
80,000—July 1 1958
4s '07
M-N 238,000c—May 1 1937
4s '08
M-N
73,000c—Nov 2 1958
4s '09
A-O 300.000
Oct 15 1959
4s'10
A-O 100,000
Apr 1 1960
AM g '11 F-A 150,000c
Feb 1 1961
4 He'll M-S*711,000— .Mob 1 1961
4s *11 ;
26,000—May 1 1961
4tfg*12 J-D 200,000
June 1 1942
4j|e'12 M-S 332.000
8ept 3 1962
4Hg*13A-0
95,000.— Apr 1 1963
4Hg*13 M-N137,000
May 1 1963
4Hg'15 J-J 439,000c...July 1 1945
4 $£s' 18 J-D1,460,000139.00Oy'yDec 1
4Hs'18 J-D /16,000—Dec 1 '21-'24
\20,000-Dec 1 '25-'28
(264, OOOc&rDec 1 '22-32
5Hs'20 J-D 575,OOOc&rDec 1'33-55
...
8,OOOc&rDec 1
1956
1.020.000c&rAprl'22'41
988,000c&rAprl'42'60
20,000c&rApr 1 1961
5Hs'^lA-0
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s g *02 A-0$1,175,000c—Apr 1 1932
4a g *04 A-0
250,000c. .Apr 1 1934
4a 06
J-J
60,000c&r_Jau 11936
4s *07
M-N 61,000—Nov 1 1936
4He'07J-J
255,000c—July 1 1937
-—-Funded Debt Water Bonds.
4s g '02 M-S$900,000o_ .Sept 1 1932
4Hs'll A-0
58,254.72—Oct 1 1961
_
PAST
DUE,
NOT
FOR
PRESENTED
$1,000
Feb
$1,000
6,000
...
Apr 1 1904
July 1 1913
1 1913
General.
6s
7s
...
...
Assessment.
7s
30,000
34,126
130.374
—2,069,620
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val. personal-.
555,107
2d class RR. property——
Total valuation 1921
7,951
2,632,678
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'21-$39.60
Population in 1910, 3,554:1920,4,415
LAKEWOOD TOWNSHIP.
This
township
4Hs
Mtge.
Total
on town
Tot.tax
May 21 '21
$77,000
hall (add'l)-
6,000
8,085,9
val.
assess,
$1,000
Jan 1 1906
Tax Revenue Bonds
6s '21
r$l ,600,000 Mar 1 1924
x Coupon or registered.
...
—
1921
rate(per$l,000)'1921-$33.75
Population In 1921
x INT.
is payable at
Bank, Lakewood.
6.000
First Nat.
LAKEWOOD TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Lakewood) Is In
Ocean Co.
Pop'n 1913 (est.), 5,000.
5s
$2,0Q9c
4Hs'll J-J
36.000r-.$2,000 yrly
BOND. DEBT July 1 1920
$44,000
Assessed
(Real estate.
5,773,440
valuation
Personal
.1,357,223
—
—
—
Other property.
48,424
Total assess, val. 1919—7,139,387
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '1919-—
Outside Fire District—$33.53-fInside Fire District..
35.96 +
INT. at State House. Trenton.
LAMBERTVILLE.
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'17 J-D $28.000c_Part yearly..
BOND. DEBT May 31 '21
$76,000
Assess, val. real estate
1,901,455
Assess,
val.personal—549,570
To t. asfc ess .val. (80 % act) '21 2,451.025
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21 $39.50
Population 1910, 4,657; 1920, 4,660
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
LANDIS TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Vineland) is in
Cumberland County.
School Bonds.
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '2040,571,683
'22-'23
$7,500—Jan
Deductions
.29,466,758
'24-'31
24,000—Jan
NET DEBT.
—11,104 925 5s '18
'32-'30
20,000- Jan
ASSESSED VALUATIONS—1921.
TOTAL DEBT....—
.(?)
Real estate....—$277,631,347.00
Personal..
54,515,060.00
LEONIA.
2d class RR. prop...
68,655,702.00
This borough is in Bergen County.
Funding Bonds.
Total
$400,812,109.00
F-A ($5,000----Aug 1 1922
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921...$29.16 5s '15
125,000
Aug 1 1915
CITY PROPERTY—On Oct. 30
6s'20
J-D (15,OOOc&rDec 31'21'25
1919 the property owned by city, ex
128,OOOc&rDec 31'26'39
cepting water works, was valued at GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $219,032
$15,915,274.00.
The
property of Deductions.——
95,790
the water department on
Oct. 30 NET DEBT
132.242
1914 was valued at $12,076,139.80.
Assessed valuation, real
3,498,800
POPULATION.—In
1920
was
Assessed val'n, personal—
451,000
297,864; in 1910 was 267,779.
Assess. 2nd class RR.
„
_
—
.
—
8,145
prop.
Total valuation 1921
.3,957,915
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921 — ,.$40.70
KEARNY.
This town Is in
Popul'a
1910,
Hudson County.
18,659; 1920, 26,724
—.
...
Assess, val. 2nd class RR.
1920, 8.175.
Funding Bonds.
prop—
108,132
5g "14 M-S $>7,000—Sept 1 '21-39 Total assess, val. 1921—l_ 4,434,835
Total tax (per $1,000) lr921—$48.80
School Bonds.
4H&5s ann $65,000c
Part yearly Population in 1915, 5,628; 20,5,623.
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
.8^14
49,500———
Bank of Madison and Madison Tr. Co.
Road Bonds.
4Mb
$12,OOOr—
1929
Water Bonds.
MANASQUAN.
5s '09
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
A-O $80.000c—Oct 1 1939
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20$1,040,490 Water bonds (1933)—
$35,000
Deductions
789,019 Sewer bonds (1935)—.
25,000
NET DEBT
251 471 School bonds (1944).
32,000
Tax revenue notes...—
43,656 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19. $113,000
Assess, val. real estate
25,000
4,42 >,825 Floating debt....—......
Assess, val. personal
4,319
.1,072,2.6 Sinking fund
Assess, val, real......... 1,197.94)
Assess, val. 2nd class RR.
167,150
prop
4,525 Assess^ val. personal.
Total assess, val. 1921
>,417, 03 Assess, val. 2nd class RR.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $53..0
prop..—.
17,437
......
—....
——— — — — —
INTEREST la paid at the Merchants' Exch. Nat. Bank of N. Y.
and at City Treasurer's office.
_
*20_$34.23
1920—.1———.3.810
Population 1910, 1,486; 1920, 2,979
Park Bonds.
LEONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Hs*10 J D $25,000c—Dec 1 1930
This district is in Bergen County.
Water Bonds.
i
4Hs'12 J-J
164,000c.July 1 '22-*38
4s '99
F-A $ 10,000c—Feb 1 1929
4Ms*15 J-J
48,000c.July 1 '30-'42
4Hs*09 F-A
35.000c—Aug 1 1934 BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 1921-$152 000
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1921—3,934,545
4Ha'03 F-A $30,000o.Aug 1 '23-'28 Boro&sch .taxrate
(0er$1,000) '21$5.97
($15,000 due each 5 years.)
4s'03
J-D
90,000c—-June 1 1925
LINDEN TOWNSHIP.
4Hs'05 F-A
79,000o—Aug 1 1930
This township is in Union Country.
97,000c—June 1 1923
5s 08
J-D
Road Bonds.
60,000c—.June 1 1933
5s *08
J-D
($50,000—May 15 1925
5s '08
A-O
24,000r—Oct 11922
| 60,000—May 15 1935
5s '09
M-S
43,000r—_Mch 1 1924 6s
( 50,000—May 15 1945
40,000c—Apr 1 1922
4Hs'12 A-O
Funding Bonds.
4HsT4 M-S
1 1944
$38.000-—May 15 1945
4Hs'14M-S 45,000c&rMarl'22-*24 5s
A«se^sTne~"t de >t 'add'l)
$133,716
Fire Department.
4s '00
M-N
$4.000o-Nov 1 *25-'30 FUND. DEBT Dec 31 '20 Si94,000
Assess, debt (ada'i)——133.796
($2,000 each 5 years.)
217,432
5s '08
M-S
23,000c—.Moh 1 1928 Floating debt
44, 08
4KsTl M-N 13,000r—Nov 1 1931 8inkingfund_
53,000
4H8T3 M-N
900r—Nov 1 1923 Tax revenue notes—
4Hs'15 M-N
9,000r—May 1 1925 Assessed valuation, real—22.4 5a, 97
Assessed val'n, personal—9,168,933
Town-Hail Bonds.
•
—
208i000c&rlNfar
INT.
at
First Nat.
Bank, Lodi.
__
_
_
—
-
——
-
...
Sinking School
funds
Water
—
176,885
...
...—_
Assessment
I
17,806
235,310
Other assess, prop——
79,234
Total valuation 1921.....31 *6 A, >14
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $1
0
Population 1910. 1,988; 192), 6,602
LINDEN
This
TWP~SCHOOL
district is in
4Hs'10
—
5s *13
—*
5s'14
5s '17
DIST.
Union
County.
$58,000— J'ly l'30-;40
57.000Apr 1 23-'33-'43
42.000
M-N (39,000
—
—
—
192 -1934
(12,000—1935-1937
.1921-1928
5Us'21 M-S (234,O;)0cMar 1 '22-'60
5s *18
4,500
—
S.OOOcMar 1 1961
BOND. DEBT Mar 1920$251,000
Ass'd val .'19(abt .65 % act) 18,467,260
I
This
—8.000
INT. at Nat. State Bk., Elizabetn.
LITTLE
FALLS
TOWNSHIP.
Passaic Go.
This township is in
Assessment Bonds.
5s '19
J-J I $7,000--l-Jan
1
l.OOCc
Jan
Sewer Bonds.
-
777,480
7 1922
estate—27,99 i,500
V 1923
Assess, val. personal
11,176,000
X i
■
Assess, val. 2d Class RR. 2,177,026
($22.500—Jan 1
2~-36
Total assess, val. 1921—41,297,5:6
5s '19
J-J ( 44,000—Jan 1 *37-'58
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$26.85
1 L500—-Jan 1 1959
INT. on funding bonds due 1925
$37,000
at New Jersey Title Guar. & Trust School Bldg. bonds 4 Ms
Municipal Bldg. bonds 4Hs. 11,000
Co., Jersey City; on school bonds of
$.)5,00o
1914 and 1915, on street bonds of Gross debt Dec 31 192J——
ll.OOo
1915 and funding bonds of 1914 at Deductions
First Nat.
Bank of Arlington or Net debt
fl'RRO
15,00o
Coal & Iron Nat. Bank, N. Y.: other Assess, debt (add 1)—
1,934,45o
lames at West Hudson Trust Co.. of Assess. val. real
Assess, val. personal-;
282,95q
Harrison.
Assess, impt. notes
Assess, val, real
„
—...
-----
val. 1921
assess,
tax rate
1,382,627
(per $1,000) *21.$37.50
Populatim 1910,
LONG BRANCH.
1,582;
1920,
1,705
city is in Monmouth County. MARGATE CITY
Inc. May
ernment
17 1903.
Commission gov¬
approved March 12 1912.
This
city is in Atlantic County.
Street Impt. Bonds.
.—
$34,000
M-N$120.000—May 1 1943
Fire Bonds.
Beach Improvement Bonds.
5s
$19,000--*-——1942
5s *14
M-S $25,000— Mar 1 1934
Paving Bonds.
.
5s
5s *13
_
...
J-D
5s
3,000
Dec
1923
4Hs*13 M-S 14,000—Mchl 1933
5s *15
F-A
30.000—Feb 1 1935
x Beach and Park Bonds.
4s g 05 J D $150,000c— .June 1 1935
4s 06
J-D 250,000c—June 1963
4Hs g
M-N 100,000—-—.1937
Refunding Bonds.
5s'15
J-J
$95,500—July 1 1945
School Bonds.
$110,000c—Nov 1 1941
45,000
-1930
5s'97
M-N
6,000
1927
4 Hg'll M-N
5s '98
J-J
——
5s *93
A-0
4Hs
J-J ($19,000
Jan
I 18.000 —Jan
20.000—1923
Gross debt Dec
Deductions
11923
1 1933
1,061,276
...
Assess, val. personal
1,876.500
2d class RR. propertv.
238,718
Total assess, value 1921
15,884,658
Total taxrate (per $1,000) *20.$35,20
—
Pop.
x
13,298;
1910,
Sewer Bonds.
$84.000
1939-1942
Beach Impt. Bonds.
5s
$91.000.1942. 44&*45
Paving Bonds.
5s
...
...
5s
13,521.
1920,
$33,000—.—1942
—
Water Bonds.
$20,520
.1921-1941
School Bonds.
5s
-.$39,000
1922-1950
City Impt. Bonds.
5s
$105,000.'22,*29.'35&'36
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21 $422,000
Floating debt
78,367
8inklngfund..—
....
63,214
Assess, val. real
2,213,716
5s
—
...
——.
Assess, val.
311920—$1,241,400 Total
....
Net debt————
180,124
Assess. val. real
13,769.440
personal.....
40,700
assess, val. 1921... 2,263,415
(Assessment about 95% actual value)
Total tax rate(per$l,000)'21--$36.70
Pop. 1910, 129; 1920 ———243
MATAWAN (BOROUGH).
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
Water Bonds.
4Hs
$40,000—Nov 1 1942
Gross debt Dec 31 1920..—.$53,000
Deductions
23,406
Net debt...
29,594
—
INT. at Treasurer's office.
LONGPORT.
This borough is in Atlantic Co.
Assessment Sea-Wail Bonds.
.s'19
$35,000—May 1 1926
—
(Optional at any time.)
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $576,858
Assessed valuation, real..
^816,447
Assessed val'n, personal-... .230,383
Assess,
prop
val.
...
2nd
class
RR.
————
7,046
Total valuation 1921
1,083.876
493,246 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1921—$43.00
NET DEBT.
83 612
Population 1910, 1.646; 1920, 1,910
Assess. Impt. bonds (add'l)
350,000
Tax revenue notes..——.
3,000 MERCER COUNTY.
Assess, val. real.........
812,331
County seat Is Trenton.
1
Assess, val. personal...30,450
Bridge Bonds.
Assess, val. 2nd class RR.%
J-J
4s
$27,000o—Jan 1 1923
prop........
20,436 4s '04
F-A, 19,800r—Aug 1 1923
Total assessed value 1921
863,217 4s
M-S
14.000r—Moh 1 1924
Tot. tax rate (per M.)
'21.$34.70 4s
M-N
lO.OOOr—May 1 1925
Population in 1910, 118; 1920, 84. 4s
M-S
54,900o... Oct 1 1926
4s
J-D
7,950o—Deo 11936
LYNDHURST TOWNSHIP.
4s
F-A
12,000r—Feb 1 1929
This township (formerly Union) is
4s *12
J-J
7.000—-Tan 11932
in Bergen Co.
P. O. Rutherford,
J-J
4s *16
40.000c.........1936
Water Bonds.
ig I
4Hs
F-A
$5.000—Feb 1 1920 4Hs'13 J-J $206,000c. -Jan 1 1933
4 Ms
F-A
14,000—Feb 1 1936
Renewal Bonds.
4 Ms
J-J
25,000—Jan 1 1938 4s
J-J
$25,000o. .July 1 1923
-s
32.000
1941 4s
Oct
I 1925
A-0
10,000r
Sewer-System Bonds.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s '17
J-J $200,000—
4s
J D $100,OOOr—June 1 1933
Deductions..
.....
—
.
—.
.
...
—
_
5s '18
200,000
Road & trunk sewer bonds. *$69,357
—-
—
—
Gross debt Dec 31 1920...
Deductions
—
.—
Net debt..——..
Water bonds (incl.)
Sinking/Road
—
—....—
funds
(Water.——
Tax revenue notes..
.—
4s '03
76,000
0,344
10,244
F-A
1 1933
1 1934
11935
J-J
11938
F-A
1 1939
4Hs'13 J^I
14,500-...July 1 1943
20,000c
1921
4Hs'16 J-J
48.500c
i—1946
4H*'16 J-J
Road & Bridge Bonds
4s '04
8 >,383
853,270 4 Ma
39,14« 4s
>
J-D
J-D
61,OOOr—Aug
18,OOOr...Deo
103.000r-.Deo
31,OOOo&r.Jan
53,OOOr—Feb
56,600
Assess, impt. bonds.....—
91,999
($94 000c&rAugl'21&'22
Assess, val. real e-tate
5,121,850 6s '20
F-A 528 OOOc&rAug 1 '23-33
Assess, val. personal- j....
510,157
I 38 OOOc&r.Aug 1 1934
2d class R R. property
953,208
Building Bonds.
Total assess, value 1921 .—6,585,215
3 Ma
A-0$228,500o&r_Apr 1 1941
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21 .$49.60
4s
F-A
20,000c—Feb 1 1944
Population 1920
9,515 4s '12
J-J
150.000- —July 1 1942
*$11,730 assumed by borough ot
North Arlington, which was part of
township when bonds were issued.
LYNDHURST TWP. S. D.
This district
(P. O, Lyndhurst) Is
in Bergen County.
School Bonds.
4Hs'06 J-J
4Hs'09 J-J
4Hs*12 J-J
4Hs'16
s-an
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21 .$1,924,150
Temporary debt (add.l)—
231,000
Sinking fund—
477,988
Assessed valuation, real.126,7 76,500.
Assessed val'n, personal- 27,774,504
Assessed val., railroad... 1,950,249
Total assessed val. 1921-15a.501.359
Less deduc'ns & exemp'ns
1,532,470
Net valuation 1921-...155,840,389
State &Co. tax (pert 1.000) '21.$8.51 +
$27,500—...
32,000
Pop'n 1910, 125.657; 1920, 159,881
39,000...
INTEREST at Collector's office.
$70,500
1922-1945
—
(12,000—1922-1933 MERCHANT VILLE.
Total taxrate (per $1,000) '19.$23.60
Population in 1919 (est.)
Total
Total
...
4Hs'09 F-A $90,000c—Aug 1 1934
4Hs'10 F-A
7.000r—Aug 1 1936
School Bonds.
4s '01
F-A $14,000c. Feb 1 '26&*31
4Hs'09 M-S 92,000c—Sept 1 1934
4 Ma '10J-D
7,000r— .June 1 1935
iMa'll F-A
62.000O—Aug 1 1936
4Hs'12 A-O 108,000c&r.Apr 1 1937
4Hs'14 M-S 70,000c&r.Mar 1 1939
4HsT4 M-S 28,000r—Sept 1 1939
4HsT5 F-A
73,500c&r.Aug 1 1940
Street-improvement Bonds.
4H8'12 A-0 $65,000o—Apr 1 1922
4Hs'll F-A
8,000r
Aug 1 1921
s'13 M-S
35,000r—Mar 1 1923
s'13 M-S 28,000r_Mar 1 *22-23
s'15 J-D
50.000r.Dec 1 *21-*25
ND. DEBT Dec 31 '20 $1,6.8,400
Water debt (included)—
45,000
(General
276,508
School Bonds.
5s
4s
....
'17 J-J $51,000—$3,000 yearly
g
GEN. BD. DT.
2d class RR. property
17,247
Total assess, value 1920-—2,238,647
Less exemptions
4,650
—-
(P. O. Lakewood)
is in Ocean County.
x Street Bonds.
This city is in Hunterdon County .
PAYMENT.
Water.
5s
87
TOWNS
Net valuation 19202,233,997
1 1961
S@W6f«
4a '04
4s '04
AND
V.
This boro. Is in i Monmouth Co.
Water bonds 5s_—J—.___
$38,500
Sewer bonds 5s
67,000
Bonds to Purchase Water Plant
4HK'll A-Q$6,776,OOOo.Oot
JERSEY-CITIES
4Hs'16
s-an
22,000 —1934-1944
2,500
1945
5s '18
J-J
18,000-July 1 '22-'39
6s '21
J-J
210,000--Apr 1'23-'61
BOND. DEBT June 30 *20.$224,500
This borough is in Camden County^
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s '13
J-D $97.000—.July 1 1943
x
Sewer Bonds.
4Ma
M-S
($15.000
\ 22,000
1927
1937
MADISON.
"
5s'08
J-J
66,OOOo.July 1 '23&33
This borough Is in Morris County
5s *18
J-J
24.750
Inc. Dec. 27 1889.
Pop. '10 4,658; BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21-$219,250
1920
5 523,
Sinking fund
35,675
Sewer Bonds (opt. aft. 10 yrs.).
Assessed val., real estate—2,521,350
4Hs'll J-J $i00,000r—Jan 1 1941 Assessed val., personal
328,680
4H«'12J-J
25.000r-.Jan 11942 Assess, val. 2nd class RR.
Grade Crossing & Impt. Bonds.
prop
;
13,139
2,871,169
(56,000—Sept 1 *21-'34 Total assessed val. 1920
4Hs*17 M-S (20,000—Sept 1 *35-'38 State & co. tax (per $1,000)'*0 $33.00
I 4,000
Sept 1 1939 Population 1910, 1.996; 1920, 4,754
x INT.
at Central Trust Co. in
punding
Funding Bonds.
4Hs*14 $-D $55,000r..June 15 1944 Camden; others at First Nat, Bank,
call beg. June 15 1924.
Merchantville.
(Subj. toe
......
88
HERCHANTVH.LE SCH. DIST.
MILLTOWN.
This borough is In Middlesex
Fire Debt Bonds.
This district Is in Camden County.
BOND. DEBT May 2 1921_$69.000
4,070
Sinking fund
Assess, val. 1921
3,285.991
Total tax rate (per $1,000)..$32.70
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
County seat Is New Brunswick.
Jail Bonds.
4H_s*16 M-N $150.000—May 1 1956
Court House Bonds.
4Ms'14 J-J
$79.000
July 1 1934
Armory Bonds.
4*4s'12J-D
$8.500
1925-1933
Building Bonds.
4
10 A-O$120,000o.-Oct 1 '30-'49
4MB
9,900
Road Bonds.
4Ks'18 M-S J 121,000—Sept 1 '21-'28
_
.
\ 80,000c.Sept 1 *29-'33
4J*s'18 M-S 51,000c_$4,000 yearly
Sept. 1
6s *21
J-D 260,000..June 1 '23-'31
Renewal Bonds.
4s
4s
J-J
4s
F-A
F-A
4s '12
1921
1922-1924
$4,000r—
3,750r
24,000r
J-J
4s
7,000
1922-1928
9,000..Feb 1 '22-*30
8,000r_Dec 1 *24-'31
4*4s'14 J-D
6s '20
$59,500
45,000
School bonds
11,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 *20. $114,700
Assessed valuation, real—1,092,505
Assessed val., personal
657,921
Total assess, val. 1921
1,750,428
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21 -$43.80
MILLVILLE.
This city is In Cumberland County.
Incorporated in 1866.
Commission
fovernment '10, 12,451; '20, 1 14.691
approved April 1913.
'opulatlon
For proposed
plant
General Improvement Bonds.
F-A | $32,000
Aug 1 1934
5s *14
\
6.000.. Aug 1 '21-*23
Street Impt. Bonds.
4*4s
J-D $60.000—Dec 20 1932
Refunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$13.000r_July 1 *22-'29
Fire Equipment Bonds.
'
5s
$9,000
1921-1925
„
5s *14
5s
$46,000c—Jan
12,000c July 1
'
*22-'36
'22-*41
'23-'43
'44-'49
1 1939
26&'36
July 1 1933
May 1 1934
6,000.-May 1 '22-'27
J-J
18,000
M-N 79.000
...
*fs WC J-J°a$24 .OOOcJan 1 '29-'34-'39
F-A
5s
4*48*16 M-N 40,275r_May 1
4*4s'i: M-N
3.1'<0r_May 1
6s '21
A-O (42,000
Apr 1
1 6,000.-Apr 1
„
Loans.
J-J
J-J
Aug 1 1933
notice.)
$320,200
9.500
(Callable on 30 days'
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20
23.539
101,003
Improvement certificates.*
Sinking fund
Assess, val.
'19, real estate.5,903,825
personal
2,094,075
2nd Class RR. property..
50,290
Total valuation 1920
8,048,190
Assess,
val.
Less
exemptions.
Net
valuation
321,875
7,726,315
1920
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920..-$37.56
INT. at Millville Nat. Bank.
Road Bonds.
4s '04
J-J
$34,500r..Jan 1922-'36
A-O
4s
43,000r
1932-1935 MONMOUTH COUNTY.
u
4s 05
30,000—
Freehold Is the county seat.
20,500
Building Bonds.
F-A 106,580r__Feb 1 '22-'38
4s '09
4*4s'20 F-A ($4,000c
Feb 11922
J-J
4s '10
87,300r
1922-1939
l54,000c_Feb 1**23-'40
6s '13
F-A 121.440--Aug 1 '21-'42
Court-House Bonds.
4Ks'16 M-N 40.000r.May 1 '22-'41 4*4s'16 J-D $55,000
June 11926
4*2sT6 J-D 22,976—June 1 '22-'37
Hospital Bonds.
4*is'17 A-O 363,000c.Apr 1 '22-'32 4Ks'18 F-A ($32,000c—Aug 1 '21-'28
(126,000c. July 1 *22-*30
\ 50,000c..Aug 1 '29-'38
4Jis'18 J-J U34,000c-$15.000 y'rly 4*4s'19J-J
85,000
I
on July 1 beg. 1931
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20 $1,243,141
4&s'18 M-S (72,000c_Sept 1 22-45 Deductions
152,458
fl2,000c_8ept 1 *46-'48 NET DEBT
1,090,683
f 76.OOOc.Apr 1 '23-'29 Assessed val., real estate. 113,861,268
6s *21
A-O U65,000c.Apr 1 '30-'40 Assessed val., personal
16,247,972
5,000c—Apr 1 1941 Other assessable property.
971,861
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20 $3,528,728 Total assessed val.
1927.131,081,101
Deductions
781,811 Total tax rate (per $l,000)'2l._$8.45
NET DEBT:.
2.746.917 Popul'n 1910, 94,734;
1920, 104,906
Assessed valuation, real. 95,139,7P0
—
Assess, val. real estate..
Assess. ,val. personal
Memorial Bldg. Constr. Bonds.
$676,730
67,366 4*4s'15 M-N$500,000c_-Nov 1 1945
2nd Class RR. property
1,232
Total assess, val. 1920
745,328
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-137.00
1910,
Population
MORRIS
522;
1920,
Assessed
val., personal.. 28,047,909
County tax (per $1,000)!1921__$8.08
Pop'n 1910. 114,426; 1920, 162,334
INT. at County Collectors's office.
MIDLAND PARK.
This borough is In Bergen County.
Incorporated 1894.
Road Bonds.
5t
J-J
$10.000
July 1 1928
6a
A-O
5,000-Apr 1 '22-'31
M-S
6s
10.000—Mar 1 *22-'30
Building Bonds.
A-O
5s
J $4^ 00-Oct
'22-'25
25
t
550—Oct 25 1926
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20.
$60,726
Deductions
9,234
NET DEBT..
51.492
Assess, val., real estate
1,176,600
Assessed val'n, personal
2nd Class RR. property.
258,3*6
12,783
Tot. val. (abt. % act.) *21.1,447,769
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921-.-$52:20
Population 1910, 2,001; 1920, 2,243
INT.
$10,000 issue at First
Bank, Paterson: on $5,000 at
A.
Leach & Co., N.Y.; on $10,000,
and on $5,550 at Ridgewood (N. J.)
Trust Co.
on
Nat.
This town is situated in Essex Co.
Inc. 1894.
Commission government
adopted June 6 1916.
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4*4 g '12 F-AS100.000c.-Aug 1 1942
Land Purchase Bonds.
($30,000-Jan 15 '22-'31
1,300. Jan 15
1932
—
\
School Bonds.
M-N $1,000c—Nov 11921
4s '08
M-N 145,000o
Nov 1 1938
4s g '09 M-N 291,250c...May 1 1939
4*48*11 A-O
74,250c...Oct 2 1941
4*4 g'12F-A 261,000c—Aug 1 1942
4*4g'12J-D
49,000c...Dec 1 1942
4*4g'13J-J
64,000c... July 1 1943
4*4g'14 J-D 460,000c—June 1 1944
5s
4*4sg'15F-A 150,000c...Aug 1 1945
4*4sg'17M-N/168,000c.May 1 *22-'42
\ 45,000c.May 1 '43-'47
4*4s'18 A-O $26,000-.Apr 15 *22-*34
Fire-House Bonds.
4s
F-A $35,000o—Feb 1 1929
Renewal School Bonds.
3 *4s g
J-J $100,OOOo—July 1 1932
4*4g'HF-A
66,OOOo
Feb 11941
Grade Abolishment Bonds.
4*4g'13 M-N$75,000
Nov 1 1943
Park Bonds.
3*4g'06 J-J $ 100.000o_-June 30 1931
4*4sg'15M-N
10,000
Nov
1 1935
Assessment Bonds.
MILLBURN SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Essex County.
4Hs'14 J-D
4*4s'13 M-N
4s '10
4s *09
5s
4s
$25,000c_$2,000
7,500c—Nov 1 1942
M-N
8,500c
May 1 1930
M-N 22,000c—Nov 1 1929
J-J
2,000r__$l .000
yly.
M-N
7,500__$2,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT
Apr 1921
$73,500
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Total
yly.
Morristown Is the county seat.
?
MORRISTOWN.
This town Is in Morris County. Inc.
Corporate Bonds.
Apr. 6 1865. Population *10, 12,507;
4s '10 J-J$l,030,000
1920, 12,548.
4Ks'18
50,000
School Bonds.
28.000
*21-'42 4*4 s
4*4s'14 J-D$147,840-Dec
—
'21-"28
9,000-Sept
28.000-Sept
.36,000-Sept
4*4s'16 M-S
assess,
val.
84,898
78,011
8.280,000
1921
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—114.07
Population
1915
4.720
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Millburn.
MILBURN TOWNSHIP.
This township Is in Essex
County.
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs
M-S $70,OOOo...Sept 1 1923
4*4s
M-S
70,000c_Sept 1 '33-'34
4 *4g'10 J-D
12,000c—Deo 1 1930
4*4s
10,000
Sept 1 1928
—
4*£s
11,000
Dec 11929
$38,250c_May 1 '22-'27
Funding-Improvemtnt Bonds.
I 24.000c.May 1 '30-'32
Improvement Bonds.
A-O
5s '18
A-O
$153,000
Oct 1922
270,500—Apr 15 1934
M-N
2,000—.May 1922-23
J-D 199,000c—June 11924
J-D
96,000c—.June 1 1924
M-N 97.000c&r_Nov 1 1924
BOND. DT. May 1 1921-$3,572,961
Sinking fund
478,318
Assessed val., real estate.49,676,500
Assessed val., personal... 9,166,200
Assessed val., railroad
195,726
Total val. 1921 (actual) —59,038426
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921. .$32.60
4*4s'18
5s g '19
5s g '19
5s g'20
Pop'n
1910,
21,550;
1920,
28.810
INTEREST on 4*4s of 1918 pay¬
able at the
First National
Bank
Montclair,
on
the $145,000 school
4s due 1938 at Chase Nat.
Bank, N.
Y.;
$270,500
5s due 1934 at Mont¬
clair Trust Co.; other issues at Bank
of Montclair.
Montclair, N. J,
Town Hall Bonds.
4Hs
—• $20,000—.Dec 1
1931 MONTVALE.
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 31 '20$193,000
This borough is In Bergen
County.
Assess,
debt
(addl.)
22,882
Funding
Bonds.
„
Floating debt (addl.)
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation, real
Assessed val'n, personal
Assess,
val.
franchises
51,838
78,828
7,204,921
971,430
103,029
Total valuation 1920
8,279,380
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$34.50
Population 1915, 4,372; 1920, 4,633
INT.atU.S.Mtge.A Trust Co..N Y
5s '15
J-D $14,500
5s
...
3.000
Road bonds 5s
School bonds 5s
Dec 1 1945
^
Tax
revenue notes
19.000
13,500
24,415
_
Assess, impt. notes
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20.
Deductions
86,598
NET DEBT
64,225
*
1,226
22,373
Dock
'29~'42
4s
'10
July 1 1930
May 1938
1921-1924
Bonds.
A-0$100,000
1955
J-D
1957
1959
1959
1960
Oot 1
100.000
Junel
4*4g'14 F-A 400,000
Feb 1
4*4s'14 J-D 900.000c..Dec 15
4*4s* 15 J-D 500.000...June 1
*43-'45
Sewer Bonds.
4s '07
J-J $365,OOOo—Jan
4s '12
1 1948
(Subject to call beg. 1918)
A-O
80.000
Oct 1 1953
(Subject to call beg. Oct. 1 1923.)
5s '13
4*4s'15 A-O 250,000c—Oct 1 1960
4Ks'16 J-D 250,000...June 1 1961
4*is'17
464.000
1922-1957
Fire Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $15,000
—
Sept 5 1928
(Subject to call beg. Sept. 1918.)
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20. $564,748
Deductions*
126,787
NET DEBT
437,961
School bonds (additional).
280,000
Tax revenue notes
110,982
General improvement notes
16,300
Emergency notes
4,872
Assessed val., real estate. 10,561,200
Assessed val., personal
1,426,650
Asses val 2d class RR.prop
189,452
Total valuation 19 il
12,177.302
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921. .$40.40
Playground Bonds.
4s
'11
4a *15
M-N $75,000
M-N
Nov 1 1941
40.000—May 15 1945
*
INT. at Morristown Trust Co.
MT.
LAUREL
TOWNSHIP.
This township (P.O. Moorestown)
Burlington County.
BOND. DEBT June 12 20
$38,500
Is in
Floating debt
6,000
879,726
197,874
Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val.,personal
Other
assess,
3,908
prop
Total assessed val. 1921
1,081,508
Tot. tax rate (per M.) 1921—$46.50
Population
in
NEPTUNE
P.
O.
1920
1,667
TOWNSHIP.
Road
Ocean
Grove,
Monmouth
bonds
$21,000
39.500
F-A$l 17,300c&r._1919-1941
GROSS DEBT Dec 311919
$70,500
Deductions
60,585
Sewer bonds
5s
NET DEBT
School bonds (included)...
9,915
117,300
Sinking funds
Assess,
val.
5,500
real
2,276,870
295,250
2nd Glass RR. property*..
39,180
Total assess, value 1921—2,611,300
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$42.90
Population 1915, 6,767; 1920, 6,470
INT. at Asbury Park & Ocean
Assess,
val.
personal
Grove Bank.
NETCONG.
This
borough Is In Morris County.
School Bonds.
5s
$11,000-.$1,000 yearly
—
Water Bonds.
5s
$24,000_ _$1,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Dec. 31 1920$35.000
Floating debt
Sinking fund (Water
2.300
1.000
1,178
[General
Assess, val., rea. estate....
Assess, val., personal...:.
478,900
105,275
54,475
Other assess, prop
Tot ass'd val. '21 (*4% act.) 638,650
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '21 .$52.95
Population 1910,
4*4sg'17M-N/$51,000c.May 1 '24-'27
5s *17
School Bonds.
3*48*99 J-D$300,000
Deo 1 1929
3*48*02 A-O 100.000
Oct 1 1932
3*48*03 M-N 100,000
May 1 1933
3 *4s'03 J-D
15,000r__June 24 1933
4s '04
A-O 200,000r
1934
Apr
3 *4s'05 A-O*370,000r
1955
Apr
3 *4s'05 J-J
1955
70,000
July
3 *4s'05 M-N*250,000r
1955
Nov
1956
3*48*06 A-O*650,000—-Apr
3 *4s'06 F-A *65,000
1956
Aug
4s '07
M-N *1,165,500—May
1957
4s '08
1958
A-0*l,286,000—Oot
4s '08
J-D
267,000...Deo 31 1943
4s '09
J-D *l,289,700o_Deo 31 1959
4s '11
M-S *300,000
Sept 1 1961
A-O *561,000
4s *12
Apr 11962
A-O *27,000
4s *12
Oct 1 1962
•Subject to call 40 yrs. after date
4*4g'14 F-A 976,000
Feb 1 1944
4*£s'14 F-A 500.000
Aug 1 1944
4 *isg'15 J-D 1.019.000c.. Dec 1 1945
5*48*20 A-O f 160,000c&r0ctl5'21-'30
\323,000c&rOctl 5'31-'49
Hospital Bds. (opt. aft. 1922).
4*48*12 J-J
$35,OOOr
July 1 1942
4*4sg'17J-D
34.000-June 1 '22~*38
Road Bonds (opt. aft. 1905).
4s g '95 J-D
$280,000c
1935
4*48*16 J-D
30,000—June 1 '22-'27
4*4s'16 J-D
8,000—June 1 '22-'25
4*48*16 A-O 380.700—Oct 2 '21-'29
4*4l'19 F-A 120,OO0c&r_Aug 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.. f )30,000
Assess, vai., real estate
54,378,531
Assess, val., personal
8,981,002
2nd class RR. property
1,240,202
Totai assess, vai. 1921
64,{>99.733
County tax (per $1,000) 1921. .$9.46
Pop'n 1910, 74,704;
1920,
82,294
INT.
at
Banks
&
Trust
Co.,
Morristown.
Refunding Corporate Bonds.
*10
J-D $75,000
June 1 1925
J-J
130,000
July 1 1923
4s '08
COUNTY.
County.
MONTCLAIR.
4*4s*18
4s
779.
„
2d class RR. property—
5,931,217
Total ass'd val. 1921—129,118,916
[VOL. 112.
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AND
.
^
School
■
Bridge Bonds.
334s
J-J $149,900c&r.Jan 1'22-31
4s'07
A-0
62,000r..Apr 1 '22-'36
38,000r_Dec 1 '24-'42
4*4s'12 J-D
33.000.. Jan 1 *24-'34
4*4b'15 J-J
4*48*15 F-A (32,000—Aug 1 "21-'36
127,000-. Aug 1 '.37-'45
*
(27,000
acquisition of water
of Nov. 27
"Chronicle"
see
1916, page 1825.
50,000-.$4,000 yearly
on Jan. 1 beg. 1937
4
M-N 12,000cr_May 1 -22-*24
6s '19
-
Population 1910, 1,584; 1920, 2,573
5s *13
($45,000—Jan 1 '22-'36
J-J
...
Water bonds
May 1 1936 4*4s
School Bonds.
Co.
1 '22-*27
Dec
$12,000
...
Sewer bonds
4*4s
Workhouse Bonds.
4*is'16 M-N $60,000
6s *19
JERSEY—CITIES
NEW
1.532; 1920,
1,800
NEWARK.
Newark
Is
situated
In
Essex
Co
Vailsburgh
annexed
Jan.
1
1905.
Government approved
Oct. 9 1917.—V. 105, p. 1545.
City Stable Bonds.
Commission
4*4s'14 M-8 $150.000—Sept 1 1954
Market Bonds.
Public Library.
J-J $300,000
4s'97
June 1 1927
3*4s'01 J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1931
Port Bonds.
(S1.184,000c.. .Mar
1
5*4s g'21M-S(
*23-'59
1
19,000c_Mar 1 '60
Police Building Bonds.
4*4s'16 ...$140.000
1922-1946
4*is*17
27,000
1922-1947
4*48*17
21,000
1921-1927
ire & Police Dept. Bonds.
4s *11 M-N $350.000
May 1 1941
4*4s '18F-A/ 48,OOOc_.Feb 1 *22-'29
\ 140,000c_.Feb 1 *30-'49
Storage Reservoir.
3 *4s'05A-O$l,950,000r__Apr 11955
(Subject to call May 1 1904.)
Bridge Bonds.
5*4 sg'20 A-0$ 116, OOOc&rOctl 5'21-49
Street Opening.
4**s'14 F-A $84,000...Feb 15 1944
50,000c. July 1 '22-'23
5s *18
J-J
140.000c.July 1 '24-'28
165,000c. July 1 *29-'33
367,000c_$36,000 y'rly
on July 1, begin. 1934.
Water Debt.
4s '92
F-A2,450,000
Feb 1 1922
4s '92
M-N6,000,000
May 1 1922
4s *97
F-A 100,000
Aug 1 1927
4s '01
M-S
20,000
Sept 1 1921
4s '09
M-N 100,000
May 1 1929
4s *02
A-O
30,000
Oct 1 1922
4s '03
J-J
30,000.—July 1 1923
3*48*04 F-A 100,000r—Aug 1 1934
3 *4s'05 M-N 490,000r.._May 1 1955
(Subject to call May 1 1945.)
4s '05
M-N
50,000
May 1 1925
4s '08
M-N
50,000...Nov 16 1928
F-A 100,000
4s '08
Aug 1 1938
M-S 100,000
4s '08
Sept 1 1938
4s '09
M-N100,000
Mch 1 1939
4s '09
M-N 100,000—Nov 15 1939
4s '10
M-S 100,000
Mch 1 1930
4s *11
A-O 100.000——Apr 1 1941
4s '11
M-N 150,000
May 1 1931
4s '10
A-O 100,000
Apr 1 1940
4s '10
M-S 100,000
Sept 1 1940
F-A 100,000
4s *11
Aug 1 1941
M-N 25,000
4s '12
May 1 1932
M-N 50,000
4s '12
Junel 1932
4s '12
J-D 100,000—Junel 1942
4 Kb'13 M-S 250.000
Mar 1 1933
4*48*13 J-D 100.000
Junel 1943
4*48'14 F-A 300.000
Feb 1 1944
4Ks'14 F-A 100,000...Feb 15 1944
4*48*14 J-D 200,000—Dec 15 1944
100,000—July
1 1945
4*4s'15 J-J
4Ks'16 J-D 100.000—June 1 1946
100.000
July 1 1945
4*4s'15 J-J
15,000c_Feb 1 '22-'24
4*4s'19 F-A
280.000c.Feb 1 '25-'59
80,000c_.Feb 1 *22-'29
Feb 1 '30-'39
4*4s'19 F-A 130,000c
280,000c.. Feb 1 '40-*59
35,000c. July 1 *22-'28
5s '18
J-J
60,000c.july 1 '29-'38
...
—
_
__
~
~
1129,000c_$7,000 yearly
on July 1, begin. 1939
4*48*13 J-D$700,000—-Dec 15 1943
City-Hall Bonds.
3 *4s'01 J-J$l,000.000
Jan 11931
4*4s'19
3 *4s'02 J-J
5*4 g'20A-O 110,000c&r Oct!5'31-40
500,000
Oct
11932
290.000.Nov 1 '2l-'49
90,000c&r Octl5'22-30
Fire Department Bldg. Bonds.
270,000c&r Octl 5*41-48
4*4s'17
$30,000
1922-1927
4^000c&r
Octl5 1959
4*4s'17
91,000
1921-1947
360,OOOc&rMarl,23-31
4*4s'17
36,000
1922-1937 5*4g'21M-S
440.000c&rMarl*32-41
4*48*17
35,000
1921-1927
1,080.000c&rMarl'42-59
4Ks*18
8,000
1922-1923
36,OOOc&rMarl 1960
s
*4s 19
80,000
1921-1924
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
City Home Bonds.
4s '11 J-D $1,120,000
Deo 1 1961
4**s'14 M-N$50,000
May 1 1944
(Subject to call Deo 1 1951)
Bath-House Bonds.
(272,000
Sept 3 *21-'28
48 '11
M-N $125,000...May 1 1941
390,000-Sept 3 '29-'38
4*4s'14 F-A 125,000...Feb 15 1944 5s *18 M-S 230,000..Sept 3 '39-'43
City-Hospital Bonds.
663,000-Sept 3 '44~'56
3 *4s'02 J-J $300,000
Jan 1 1932
40,000
Sept 3 1957
4s *12
A-O 150,000
Apr 1 1942
Funding Bonds.
4s '12
M-N 150.000
Nov 1 1942 4*48*14 F-AS2.200.000—Feb
11944
4 Kb* 13 M-S 500.000
Mar 1 1943 4*4s'14 M-8 2.900.000.Sept 15 1944
4*48*14 A-O 125,000
Apr 1 1944 4*4s'17 J-Dl,080.000c.June 1 '22-'47
4*48*15 J-D
75,000
June 1 1945
Track-Elevation Bonds.
—
—
—
—
...
—
...
4 *4 s'15 J-D
4*48*16 J-D
4Ks'16
4*is'17
4*4s'17
4*4s
45.000
Dec 1 1945 3 *48*02 J-J $500,000
Jan 1 1932
50,000—June 11946 4s'04 M-N19 100,000..-May 19 1954
88.000
1922-1946 3 *48'04 F-A 450,000r_—Aug 1 1954
3,000
1922 3*4s'05
250.000r_—Oct
1 1955
18,000.
1922-1927
(Subj. to call beg. in 1945.)
2,000
Dec 1922 4s '08
M-S 172,000
Sept 1 1958
5*4sg'20 A-O 50,000c&r Oct 15'21'30 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1948.>
...
—
—
...
June, 1921.]
NEW
JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS
NEWARK {Concluded)—
City-Improvement Refunding.
3)4s'03 M-N $20,766
Nov 1 1928
3H8*04 M-S
48.000r.._Moh 1 1929
48*93 M-S $1,500,000-_Mcli 15 1923
Milltown Sewer Bonds.
Almshouse Bonds.
4s '14
$12.500
July 1 1934
4)48*15 M-S $400.000--Sept 15 1945
Street-Impt. Bonds.
4)48*17
200.000
1921-1922 4)*sT6 M-S $41,000.-Sept 1 *21-*31
Floating Debt Bonds.
4)£s'19 J-J (15,000c &r July 1 *22-26
4)4s*17
$200,000
1921-1922
.■
U2.000c&rJuly 1 *27-*29
Asphalt Plant Bonds.
Floating Debt Bonds.
5)4s g 20 ($15,000c&r Oct 15 '21-*25 4a '11
A-O $23.000
Apr 1 1931
A-0
1 20,000c&r Oct 15 *26-*30 4s *12 A-O 17,600
Oct 1 1932
Assessment bonds..
Assessment notes
General improv't notes.
—
—
J^l
4s
VAILSBURQ BONDS.—Annexed
4s '14
Jan. 1 1905.
15,800
28.000
—
Re-pavement
4)48*04 J-J $140,000c—Jan 1 1934
4)48*04 A-0
10,000o—Oct 1 1934
Water.
4)48*98 A-O $20,000c
Oct 1 1928
School.
4)48*03 M-N $25,000c. —Nov 1 1933
INT. Is payable by Sinking Fund
Commissioners and at local banks.
4s *02
J-J
J-J
4s *12
M-N
28,000
15.000
7,900
1
1
1
1
bond,
water
debt
(incl.
debt)..
$49,825,200
16,020,224
Sinking funds
5)4s'21 J-J
'
30,000c&rDec 138 40
(78.000c_.Jan 1 *23-*35
i99,000c_ _Jan 1 *30-*46
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
4)£sT7 F-A($64,000--Aug 1 '21-*28
Net bonded debt
$33,204,976
\ 63.000..Aug 1 *29'-35
Water debt (incl. above) $15,658,000
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
•
Water sinking fund (incl.) $9,079,516
4s '17
$8,000--Jan 1 '22-29
The
sinking fund receives each
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *21-$3.201,682
year an amount equal to about
3% of
Sinking fund
1,024,793
bonds outstanding.
Temporary loan Water bonds
(incl.)
342,000
bonds are only Issued against sucb
Assess, val. real estate.-.20,907,985
assets as
taxes and unpaid assess¬
Assess, val. personal
4.373.575
ments for street Improvements.
Assess, val. 2d cl. RR.prop.
254,879
ASSESSED VALUATION—
.
Total
1921.
Real estate
Personal
Other
$423,011,090
97,633.050
property..
13,996,600
.
assess,
Total
$534,640,740
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax (per M)
37.60
City properties and equipments,
1920, $89,895,548.
POPULATION.—In
1920
was
414,216;
1910,
347,469.
assess,
1920—25,536,439
13,550
val.
Less exemptions
Net valuation 1920—__-25,522,889
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-.$41.00
Payable at City Treasurer's office
at Nat.
Bank of New Jersey,
and
Brunswick.
New
NEWTON.
This
1864.
4s
town
is in
Sussex Co.
T
Inc.
Pop'n 1910, 4,467; '20, 4,125.
Sewer Bonds.
'05
A-0 $ 100,000c—Oct 2 1935
School Bonds.
4s 198
J-J
$1,000c
NEW
in
$39.05
BARBADOE8 TOWNSHIP
Jan 1 1922
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s '09
J-J
7,000
—1923-1930
This district is in Bergen County
4)£s'10 J-J
(20,000-Jan 1 *22-*31
co-terminus with Hackensack.
'
\45.000—Jan 1 *32-*46
4s '05
F-A $45,000c_Aug 1 *34-*42
114,000c.-Jan 1 '22-35
5s '07
M-S
27,000o.Sept 1 *21-*29 5s'19
j-j
118,000c—Jan 1 *36-*47
5s'08
J-J
55,000c July 15'31-*41
f 1,000c
Jan 11948
48
J-J
36,OOOc_July 1 '22-'33
Water Bonds.
4s
F-A
4,000c Aug 15 *30-*33 4s
J-J
$86.000c
5s
J-J
0,000c July 15 *21-*32
($70,000 in 1925& $16,000 in 1932.)
4)48*11 M-N 143,480r. May 1 *22-*43 4s '12
$25,000
July 1 1940
6a *13
J-J
70,000c.July 1 *23-*42 GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $221,661
4)is*16 A-O 146,103—Oct 1 *21-*44 Deductions
130,626
(See V. 103, p. 1531, for maturity.) NET DEBT-.
91,035
4)48*16 A-Or232.700.-Apr 1 *22-*46 Assess, val. real
-—2,413,475
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921/..$697,250 Assess, val.
personal—_—
890,550
Assessed valuation 1921
17.698,027 Assess, val. 2d cl. RR. prop.
36,758
School tax (per $1,000)
1921 $22.11 Less exemptions
110,300
Pop'n 1915, 15.856; *20 (est.). 19,000 Net valuation 1920
3,230,483
x Int.
at
People's
Nat.
Bank, Total valuation 1920----—3,340,783
Hackensack; other bonds at Hacken¬ Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920
$40.57
sack Nat
Bank.
INTEREST
payable
at
Sussex
—
---
Somerset
Co.
National Bank In Newton.
Holly) is
in Burlington Co.
Twp. is not inc.
Population 1915, 5,657; 1920, 5,901.
4)£s'10
4)4sl2 J J
NORTHAMPTON
TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Mt.
Bonds.
Street
4)48*15 May
School
$57,000-May 1 '22-'40
Bonds.
„
4s *14
14.000——June 1 1926
...
16.000
Jan 1 1934
Street Widening Bonds.
5s '20
F-A ($48.000c&rFeb 1 *22-'37
...
1 52.000c&rFeb
1
38-*50
Almshouse
Bonds.
$10.000
July 1 1938
4a '12
M-N
4,000
Nov 1 1937
Library Bonds.
4s '02
M-S $12.000
Sept 1 1932
School Bonds.
4a *99
$10,300
1921-1926
4a '05
A-O
12,000
Oct 1 1925
4a *10
J-J
89,000—July 1 '22-*60
4a '08
J-J
---
4a '11
4s *13
M-S
A-O
11,500—Sept 1
25,000
Oct 1
4)43*14 A-O 175,000Oct 1
5s '18
A-O 121,300c
*21-*32
'23-*47
'24- 54
'21-'38
(56,000—May 1 *22-*35
4)4sT9 M-N(15,000—May 1 *36-*38
4,000
May 1 1939
54,000c.Apr 1 *22-*30
5)48*20 A-0
,180,000c. Apr 1 '31-*50
5)4s*21 J-J
14,(fo0c—Jan
1 '23-*29
84,000c„ Jan 1 *30-*57
High School Bonds.
,
4J4s'19 M-N($280,000May 1 '22-'49
t 99,000May 1 *50-*58
Water Bonds.
4)4s*16
—
($68,000—June 1 *22-*55
1
454s'17 F-A
1,000—June 1 1956
111.000.-Aug 1 *21-*57
454s'19 J-D
5s '94
$37.100
-1922-1959
6.000
—
Mtge. debt outstanding—
Total school debt Apr 1921
$9,300
51,300
Township Debt Apr. 15/21—
bonds
$83,000
6,000
Road
Floating debt-.-—.-——Total
$89,000
-
Assessed valuation,
real..$2,644,779
739,826
Assessed val'n, personal—
Other assessable proporty.
26,643
Total val. 1921
(66% act.) 3,411,248
Total tax 1921 (per $1.000)—$42.80
INT. payable at Farmers' Trust
Co. Sc Mt. Holly Safe Dep. & Tr. Co.
and Mt. Holly Nat. Bank.
NORTH
ARLINGTON.
This borough is In Bergen County.
Water bonds 4)4s—
$25,000
School bonds 4)4s
Road bonds 4s
Board
20,500
5,000
Education
of
prop¬
erty purchase bonds 4)£s
2,000
Union Two. debt bds. 4 44s
11,755
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $202,282
Deductions
115,298
NET DEBT
86.984
Tax
revenue notes—
17,586
Total assessed val. 1921—1,3°8.473
{
Total tax
rate(per $1,000) '21 $47.90
(132,000c_Dec 1 *22-'54 Population in 1910, 437; 1920, 1,767
20,000c_Dec 1 *55-*58
4,000c-.Dec 1 1959-
5)4s*21 J-D
26.000c&r Jan 1 '23-*48
City-Hall Bonds.
4)4s*16
($18,000—June 1 '22-*30
\ 12,000—June 1 *31-*34
Sinking Fund Bonds.
4)48*90 M-N $88,000—-Nov 1 1921
4s '97
M-N
10,000
Nov 1 1921
4s '97
M-N 201,000
May 1 1922
4s '97
M-N
97,000
Nov 1 1922
4s '98
M-N 110.000
May 1 1923
3 )4s*98 M-N
24,000
July 1 1923
3)48*98 M-N 29,000
Aug 1 1923
4s *98
M-N
62,000
Nov 1 1923
3)4s'99 M-N 20,000
Jan 11924
3)4s*99 M-N
2,000
Feb 1 1924
3)48*99 M-N 48,000
Mch 1 1924
3)48*99 M-N 25,000
Nov 1 1924
3)48'99 M-N
5,300
Deo 1 1924
3)48*00 M-N
3,375
Feb 1 1925
3)48*00 M-N
4,350
Apr 1 1925
3 Hs'OO M-N
3,375
June 1 1925
3)48*00 M-N 13,000
Nov 1 1925
3)48*01 M-N
1,500— -Jan 1 1926
3)48*01 A-O
15,950
Apr 1 1926
3)48*02 F-A
1,925
Feb 1 1927
3)48*02 F-A
12,566
Aug 1 1927
3)48*02 J-D
11,600
Deo 1 1927
3)48*03 M-N 15,000—-May 1 1928
...
NORTH ARLINGTON SCH. DIS.
School Bonds.
4)4s'17 J-D
5s '18
M-N
$25,000—June 1 *22-'46
23.000.-May 1 *22-*44
5s '18
A-O4 16,000c Oct 11 *21-*24
TOTAL DEBT June 30 '20--$39,000
INT.
1918 payable at
Lyndhurst; on
Hudson
County
Trust Co., Harrison.
First
on
Nat.
others
5s
of
Bank
of
West
at
NORTH BERGEN.
_
This
township (P. O. Weehawken)
Population 1910,
15,662; 1920, 23.344.
5s *19
J-J $150,000-—July 1 1925
Building Bonds.
is In Hudson Co.
,
5s *15
$40.000
Fire-House Bonds. 1
5s '14
J-D $13.000
Junel 19*4
Town-Hall Bonds.
5s
$ >8.000—July 1 '22-'35
School Bonds.
5s&6s
$356.800
part y'rl
—-
—
6s '21M-S
30,000c&r Sept 1 *21-*30
112,000c<fer 8ept 1 *31-*58
30,000c&r Mar 1 *22-*31
•
116.000c&r Mar 1 *32-*60
3,000c&r_.Mar 1 1961
5s '12
J-J
x45.000r„July 15 1942
1921
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20$l,159.45a
Deductions
592,200
NET DEBT
567,253
Assess, val., real estate..-$9,234.171
Assess, val.,
personal
815,040
Assess, val. 2a cl. RR.
prop.
178,187
Total valuation 1921
10,227,398
(See V. 99, p. 1768, for
maturity.)
5s g'14 A-0
(22,000c.Apr 1 '22-43
OCEAN COUNTY.
City.
Toms River is the county seat.
I
9,000c.Apr 1 *45-*53
17.000.-Nov 1 *21-*37
BOND. DEBT May 1 *21$222,000
Floating debt
42,142
Assess, val., real estate
4,886,000
Assess, val., personal
699,100
4Hg'16M-N
Tot. val. 1921 (60%
act.)__5,585,100
Tax rate (per $1,000)
192l___$41.60
INT. at Farmers' Loan & Trust
Co., New York.
NORTH WILDWOOD.
This borough (P. O.
Anglesea) Is
Cape May Co.
Pop'n 10. 833;
1920, 807.
Funding Bonds.
5s *16
A-0 $50.000
Apr 1 1946
Bonds.
$35.000
1935
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
6s '20
A-0 $12.000r_0ct 1
'21-'30
Refunding Bonds.
5s *14
M-S $35,000
Mar 1 1934
(Subject to call begin. March 11919.)
Boardwalk Bonds.
6s g *13 M-S $30.000
1945
Sewer
6s '15
---
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 11920$470,881
Assess, val. real
--.2,700,492
Assess, val. personal
Assess. val. 2d cl. R R
.prop.
Total assess, val. 1921
120,950
16,255
2,837,699
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921 ---$45.42
INT. at Marine Nat.Bk.,Wildwood
NORWOOD.
Tnis
borough is in Bergen County.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
($18,000c&rJune 1 '22-30
J 7,500c&rJune 1'31-33
5s g '19 J-D
BONDED DEBT Apr 1921_$39,400
valuation
865,000
Population 1910, 564; 1920
—820
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920---$33.70
Principal and Interest payable at
Palisades Trust & Guaranty Co., of
Englewood.
Assessed
NUTLEY.
This
was
town,
Building Bonds.
s-a
$11,500
5s '15
5s'20
A-O
1935
f$l,000c&r_Oct 1 1922
{20,000c&r Oct 1 *23-'32
I54,000c&r Oct 1 *33-'50
Court-House Impt. Bonds.
J-J
$10,500c
July 1 1920
Road Bonds.
5s
$36,000
1933
5s '16
—.
In
located In
Essex
Co.,
formerly the township of Frank¬
lin.
Name and government changed
by Legislative Act of 1902.
Com¬
mission government approved Mch.
26 1912.
V. 94, p. 929.
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'll M-S $75,000c—Moh 1
4)13*12 A-0 (12.000
Oct 1
130.000
Oct 1
4Hs
J-D
30,000c—Dec 2
5s *13
J-D 132.000
Dec 1
5s *15
J-D 160.000_.June 15
4^8*16 A-0 140.000
Apr 1
1931
1922
1932
1942
1933
1945
1940
5s '18
32,OOOc&rNov 1 '31-38
127,000c&rNov 1 '22-30
l,000c&r_Nov 1 1939
londs.
5s
$9,500
...
1925
GROSS DT. Dec 31 '20—
Deductions
NET DEBT
$193,500
9,048
184,452
Assess, val., real estate
22,330,470
Assess, val.,
personal
4,154,347
Assess, val. 2d cl.
RR.prop. 242,298
Total assess, value
1921.-26,727,121
Total tax rate (per
$1,000) '21_$8.98
Population 1910, 21,318; *20, 22.155
—
ORANGE.
' ' *.« •
•
Orange is situated In Essex County.
Incorp, as a town Jan. 31 1860; as
a
city April 3 1872.
Commission
gov't approved Apr. 14 1914.
Water Bonds.
4s '01
F-A $90,000-Aug 1 '24-'29
5s *08
F-A 200,000
Feb 1 1938
4)4s'08J-D 180,000c
Junel 1938
4H '11 J-D
5,000--Dec 1 *21-'25
City-Hall Bonds.
5s '13
F-A $50.000
Aug 1 1923
Refunding Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$54,000c—Jan 1 1937
School-House Bonds.
.
4s '02
J-J
4s '04
4a '05
J-D
4s *07
J-D
$42,000-July 1 '24-'32
125,OOOo—Deo 1 1934
15,000
July 1 1935
5,000
June 1 1937
4)4s'08 A-O 110,000c—Apr 1 1938
4s '09
M-N
8,000—-May 1 1939
4)4s'll A-O
55,000c—Apr 1 1941
F-A
5s *13
50,000
Aug 1 1923
4Hs'13 J-D 150,000—-Dec 1 1943
J-J
Equipment Bonds.
•
A-O
$6,000
5s *21
1922-1924
Sewer Bonds.
5s '92
5s '93
J-D$255,000.-June 1 '22-'32
J-J
70,000.-Jan 2 *22-'32
6s *93
F-A
57,000-Aug 1 '29-'33
4)4s'90 F-A
15,000
Aug 1 1921
4s '99
J-D
30,000
June 1 1922
Ten-Year Street-Impt. Bonds.
5s '12
M-S
$2,506
Mar 1 1922
5s '12
M-N
894
May 1 1922
5s '12
F-A
7,000-Aug 1 *21-'22
5s '13
A-O
3,000 -Oct 1 '21-'23
General Funding Bonds.
4)4sT5 M-S $15,500-Sept 1 '21-'25
F-A (12,000.-Aug 1 '21-*28
\40,000--Aug 1 *29-*48
Fire Bonds.
Temporary Impt. Bonds.
4)4sT5 M-S $3,575 -Sept 1 '21-*25
5s *18
F-A $46,000
Aug 1 1924
Playground
Water Bonds.
M-N $47,000o
Nov 1 1925
4 44s'09 J-D
15,000c..Dec 15 1929
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1920- $740,500
4s '95
Floating debt
I
Water debt
(incl.)
Sinking fund
-
Assess, val., real estate.
Assess,
163,439
114.500
150,814
7,788,585
1,038,060
val., personal
Assess, val., 2d cl.
RR.prop.
10,230
Total value 1920
—8,836,875
Less exemptions.®.
139,900
Net valuation 1920
8,690,975
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $39.00
Population 1910, 6,009; 1920, 9,421
INT. at Bank of Nutley.
.
NUTLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BOND. DEBT June 30 *20-$259,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund
4a '12
Bonds.
$25,000
J-J
July 1 1942
Funding Bonds.
4)4s'10 J-J
$73,000
July 1
J-J
103,000
July 1
J-D
69,000
Deo 1
F-A I09.000c_.-Feb 1
M-8
39,000c—Mar 1
improvement Bonds.
6s'21
$130,000—Junel
4)48*11
4 44s'll
4)4s'15
4)48*10
—
1935
1936
1931
1935
1930
1927
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s *10
J-J
$90,000c—Jan 1 1900
Central Fire House Bonds.
5s '18
M-S ($10.000.Mar 1 '22-'26
A 66,000-Mar 1 '27-'48
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
5s .'18
M-S $48,000.. Mar 1 '22-'37
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21-$2,234,349
Sinking funds (General...
I
School
29,000
13,244
333,229
129,506
Water debt (included)
Assess, debt
475,000
110,206
305,122
OAKLYN.
Tax revenue notes
4..
228,900
This borough is In Camden Co.
Floating debt-290,000
Sewer bds.$50,0001 Streetbds.$42,000 Assess, val. real
estate-..22,130,730
Sch. bds_ 18,5001
Assess, val. personal
3,094,505
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 *19--$172,629 Total assessed val.
1021—28,678.728
Deductions
132,976 (Assessment 85 to 90% actual value.)
NET DEBT..__
39.653 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$41.00
Assess, impt. bonds (add!)42,0o0 Pop'n 1910, 29,630; 1920, 33,268
Assessment impt. notes
INT. at Orange Nat. Bank,Orange.
13,500
Assess, val., real estate
1,069,150
Assess, val.,
personal
110,040 OVERPECK TWP. SCH. DIST.
Assess, val. 2a cl.
This
district
RR.prop.
530
(P.
0.
Rldgeileld
Total assess, val. 1921
1,179,720 Park) Is In Bergen County.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21-$27.60
5)4s
J-D $12,000c —1922-1927
Population 1910. 653; 1920
1.148 5)4s
J-D
26,000c
1921-1929
5s '10
J-D
7,000c—1929-1930
OCEAN CITY.
5s *11
J-D
55.000c-June 1 '32-'42
This city Is in Cape May County. 4)4g'16 A-0
90,000c
1931-1945
Commission
government
approved 5s '17
J-J
3,500c
1922-1928
Aug.
15
1911.
Population
1910, BOND. DEBT April 1921. $302,000
1,950; 1920, 2,512.
Total assessed val'n 1921-.7,805,501
x City-Hall Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—-$51.20
5a '15
M-S $67,000
$2,500 Population in 1920
9,500
(Yearly beginning Mar. 11916)
INT. at Ridgefield Park Trust Co.,
Improvement Bonds.
Ridgefield Park, and U. S. Mtge. So
5s'14
—x$27,000
Trust Co., New York.
5s '19
J-J
60,000
Fire Bonds.
PALISADES PARK SCH. DIST.
5s '13
s-an $10,000
1933
This district Is In Bergen County.
(add'l)
General impt. notes
-
5s* 08
—
5.000
1925
Streets and Fire Bonds.
.--
6sg'20M-S
1925
—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921___$43.10
xINT. payable in Ocean
—
NEW BRUNSWICK.
This city is situated In Middlesex
County. Commission govt, adopted
March 2 1915.
Pop'n 1910. 23,1388;
1920, 32,779.
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
4a *12
J-J
$17,500
July 1 1932
4s *13
J-J
5,675
Jan
1 1933
\ 3,000—Sept 15 1945
School Bonds.
4)4s'05
$38,000
.Population 1910,
6,117:1920,6,916.
Sewer Bonds{Coupon or reg.).
5sgT4 A-0$138,795..Apr 1 *22-*54
Nov 1 1942
---
\
$1,000) 1921
NORTH PLAINFIELD.
This borough (P. O. Plainfield) Is
1932
1938
1940
1941
Park Bonds.
4s *12
J-J $25.000
July 1 1942
4s *14
10.000
July 1 1944
.General Impt. Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FDS., &c.
Dec. 31 1920. 4ks*19 J J ($153,000c&rDec 121 37
Total
Tax rate (per
5sg'15M-Sx(66,240-Sept 15 '21-43
Board-Walk Bonds.
5s '11
$14.000.
.-1,696,950
1 1934
Sept
July
July
July
J-J
4s *10
4s *11
19,681,235
Second class railroad prop.
893,391
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (act.val.) 22,181,576
Bonds.
M-S $50.000
16.000
4s *08
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val. personal
Street Improvement Bonds.
F-Axl32,OOQ
Feb 1 1944
5s g '14
309,000
752,061
140,000
152,179
255,328
Floating debt
Sinking fund
July 1 1933
Dec
89
BOND. DEBT May 27 *21$1,519.500
Tax revenue notes
186.240
4s
'02
--.
J85,000
1932
Land-Purchase Bonds.
5s '12
$12.500x
T June 30 '20-$113.000
1942
Funding Bonds.
J-J
$50,000o—July 6 1941
,
5a '11
15.000_.June 1 '20-'3O
60.000.-June 1 '31-'45
I $3,000..June 1 '22-'25
Assessed val. 1915—
School tax
(per $1,000)
-1,742,344
1915—$10.43
Population m 1915 (est.)
...2,200
,
BONDED DEBT Dec31 '2D
PATERSON.
;
This city Is In Passaic County.
In$45,000 oorp. as a city March 19 1851.
Pop'n 1910, 125.600; 1920, 135.866.
41.000
Street & Sewer Funding Bonds.
$61,500
Oct 1 1924
51,762 4K«'H A-O $15,000
S5LS00 Assessed val'n, personal.$10,005,825
PARK RIDGE.
This borough is in Bergen County
Sinking fund (water)
Munic elec-light-plant betsSchool building bonds
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 *20Deductions
val., real
1,1 0,150
Assess, val., personal
245,100
Second class RR. property19.291
..
9.738
NET DEBT
Assessed valuation, real—1,284.490
Assessed val'n, personal,..
134,203
Assessed val'n, railroad—
l,48o
General
Water
6s
This
city
in Passaic County
22 1873. Commission
Is
July 25 1911.
gov't adopted
4)6*
M-Sd$1.000c&rNov
l'2l-'24
18,000c--May '22-'32
17,000c &rJan 2 '22-'32
4
59,000c&r_ Apr 1 194?
43*s'14
373,000
May 1 1944
43*s'15
216,000
May 1 1945
4s 17
40,000—Jan 1 '22-'37
5s '18
M-N/84,000..May 1 '2 V35
\65,000-_May 1 '36-'48
5s '18
142.000-.Dec 1 *2l-'50
43*s'19 ■— 114,000--Dec 1 '21-'62
5b
M-N
J-J
3*s'12A-0
3 3*s'02
3 3*s'02
—
...
...
—
Public Improvements.
33*s'00F-A $40,00<>c&rAug1
„
53*s'20 J-D
'21-30
Funding Bonds.
43*s'08 J-D $54,000c&rDec 1
4148*10 M-S 154,000c ArMch 1
21- 38
'2 2-30
51,000c&r July 1 1941
43* g '12J-D 42,000c&r June 1 1942
43*sl3 M-N236,000c&r_May 1 1943
43*s'll J-J
43*8*16
138,000--May 1
5Hs*20 J-D 344,000--Dec 1
Public-Park Bonds.
4s '09
A-0 $26,000c&r-Apr
43*B'll M-S
75,000c. --Mch
43*s'10 M-N (35,600—May 1
43*s'17 J-D
.
4Ms
.1921
J-D 180,000r—June 1 1940
200,000c
1941
43*g*13A-0 165,000c
Apr 1 1943
43*g'16J-J 250,000c... Jan 11946
J-J
2t0.000c.-Jan 1'22-'42
4s '17
4 3*s'10
43*s'll J-D
/26,000c. Aug 1 '21-'46
\18,OOOc_Aug 1 '47-'58
5s *18
F-A
12,500c_$1.000 yearly
5s '18
F-A
3,000c.Aug 1 '21-*23
5s '18
F-A
500c-..Aug 1 192v
(806,000c&r Aug 1 '21-51
53* '20M-N 189,000c&r Aug 1'52-58
18,000c&r_Aug 1 1959
5s '18
F-A
Repaying Bonds.
43*s'13 J-D $20,000
Market Bonds.
43*s'13 J-D $20,000
Sewer Bonds.
4^s'12 M-S $40,000r
5s '18
M-S 246,000
43*s'18 ... 200,000-
Dec 1 1923
Dec 1 1933
43*g'15J-J 269,000c&r.Jan 1 1945
43*S'16 M-N/32,000.-May 1 ;22-;37
9,000.. May 1 *38-'46
Moh 1922
42,000r._ Jan 1 *22-'42
Mar 1948
4s'17
J-J
15,000r._Jan 1 *43-'47
—
26,000—June 1 '22-'34
Park Bonds.
4J*s'17 J-D
13,000--June 1 *35-'47 tMg'12 J-DS175,000c—.June 1 1942
5s '20
J-D
30,000.-Dec 1 *21-'40 43*s'13 J-D
50,000
Dec 1 1943
J-J
32.000-.-Jan 1 '22-'53
TOT. BD. DT. Dec 31 '2014,214.979 4s '17
Hospital Bonds.
Floating debt
255,000
$29,643.83cJan 1 '22-"49
Sinking fund
672,219 4Ms'18
Sewer Funding Bonds.
Ass'd val'n, real
43,5 2,198
Assess, val. personal prop. 18,609,827 43*s'19 J-J $18 >,000
1922-1951
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1920
122,025
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$41.50
43*8*13 A-0 $400,000c
Apr 1 1943
Value of city property
$2,967,919 4 3*g' 12 M-N 200,000...Nov 1 1942
Pop'n 1910, 54,773; 1920, 63,824 43*g'15 F-A$l .000.000—Feb 1 1945
1946
INTEREST on school bonds of 4Ms'16 M-S 236,000- — -Mar
Isolation Hospital Bonds.
1910, funding bonds due 1941 and
4s *18
J-D $12,000—Dec 1921-28
park bonds due In 1961 payable at
39,200
1922-1949
People's Bank & Tr. Co., Passaic; 4Ms'19 J-J
_
„
Assessment Bonds.
1942 and school
F-A
$4,000
1922
Bank & Trust Co. 5s '18
Building Bonds.
N. Y.; funding
A-0 S40.000c--.Apr 1 1924
city bonds due 4s '04
Garbage-Destructor Bonds.
1942 at Hobart Trust Co., Passaic, or
14*s'12 M-S $85,000r
Mch 1 1932
at Chatham & Phenix Nat. Bank, N.
Renewal Bonds,
Y„; school bonds due 1945 at llobari
is '02
J-D $38,000o...Deo 1 1922
Trust Co., Passaic ,or Hanover Nat
A-O
25,000c... Apr 1 1923
Is '03
Bank, N. Y.; funding bonds due 1943
M-N
35,000c. ..May 1 1923
ts '03
at Passaic Tr. & Safe Dep. Co, or
J-D
55,000r
Deo 1 1923
4s '03
Equitable Tr. Co., N. Y.; refund¬
F-A
25,000c..-Feb 1 1924
is '04
ing
bonds of 1915 anji 1916 and
A-0
35,000o—Apr 1 1924
4s '04
park bonds of 1916 and 1917 and
M-N
40,000c--Nov 14 1924
is '04
school bonds of 1917 at Passaic Nat.
J-D
75,000c-.-Deo 1 1925
is '05
Bank or Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
115.000c--Deo 1 1926
J-D
is '06
refunding and school bonds of 1917
100,000c.-.July 1 1937
I 3*s'07 J-J
at office of City Treas.; on others at
iMs'08 M-N 100,000c- May 1 1928
Passaic Nat. Bank. Passaic.
iMs'10 A-O 325,000c-. Apr 1 1940
.79H.370
GEN. BD. DT. May *21J
funding bonds due
1942 at People's
Chase Nat. Bank,
bonds due 1942 and
or
Sinking fund
1 -25-'26
40,000c—.Sept 2 1927
46,000
Sept 1 1929
43*s'07 M-S
9?0,000
9,780.370
1.800,720
8,98->,660
3,901,230
3.186,550
Floating debt...
TOTAL DEBT
NET DEBT
City property
School property
Total assess, val. 1920
43*8*12 M-S
139,561.86-»
5s *13
A-O
26,000-.-Oct 31 1931
4Kg'15 M-N 38,000c.».May 1 1935 Total tax rate (per $1,000) 20-$28 60
INTEREST at City
Treas. office
Road Bonds.
43*s'10 J-D $67,500c._.Dec 1 1928 or Hanover Nat. Bank. New York.
5s '13
A-O llO.OOOOct 1 '27.'29/30
43*g'15M-N 62,000c—June 1 1932
f 77,000—Aug 1 '21-27
43*s'16
P-Aj 48,000—Aug 1 '28-'31
10,000
Aug 1 1932
43*s'16
99,000—
43*s'17 J-D 187,000c.June 1 *22-'32
5s '18
F-A |13,550—Aug 1 '22-'32
\ 13,000
Aug 1 1933
1 80,000c&r.0ct 1 *21-25
...
5s g '19
A-0 1187,000c&r.0ct 1 '26-36
]
9,000c&r. .Oct 1 1937
Road and Bridge Bonds.
(g'20 F-A ($156,OOOc&r.Aug
1 1925
\ 150,000c&r.Aug 1 1926
Re-building Bonds.
4s '04
J-J $!80.00<ic.Julv 1 '2V24
BOND. DEBT Apr
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Total val. '21 (85%
PAULSBORO.""
~~
0
This borough is In Gloucester Co.
Incorporated about 1904.
Gas bonds 5s
$39,000
Street bonds
5s
7,000
Electric Light Bonds.
5s *16
J-J
$10.000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19.
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Assessment impt notes
Assessed valuation real
Assess, val. personal
Tot. assess, val., 1919
$60,000
2,875
23.002
600
2.360,250
418.730
2,774,080
Total tax rate (per $1.000) '19 $28.90
Population 1910, 2,121; 1920-_4,352
1921.S1,884.500
375.000 PAULSBORO SCHOOL DIST.
141,26)
act)-255,869.440
(per $1,000) 1920—$37.36
Real estate owned by Co.
708.000
BOND. DEBT June 1
1921—$43,000
Tax rate
owned by Co.
87.000
Pop. *10. 215.902; '20 259,148
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Paterson
Pers'l prop,
PEAPACK-GLADSTONE.
This borough is in Somerset Co.
Water Plant Bonds.
5s '15
J-J
$55,000c--
1920-16,923
Population 1910,13,903;
.
.
2,214
2,352,2/9
43*8
492,817
47,853
2,892,949
9,100
$4,000—1921 & 1923
s-a
School Bonds.
F-A $42,320—Aug 1
5s *15
F-A
10.000—Feb 1
5s '15
F-A
27,000c.Apr 1
s '19
F-A /15,000-Aug
1
5s '15
'21-43
'22-'41
'22-*48
'2l-'35
2,883,849
1
500
Aug 1 1936
*20 $36.10 GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1921— $136,500
Population 1910, 2.118; 1920—6,060 School debt.
98,500
Sinking f und
20,000
PERTH AMBOY]
Assess, val. 1920
3,1.37,60 »
This city Is In Middlesex County.
Tot. tax rate (per *1.000) '21—$11.00
Harbor Bonds.
Population in 1920 (est.)
2,500
43*s'14 J-D$103,000
Junel 1964
INT. at Salem County Trust Co.,
1920—
Net valuation
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
—
,
School Bonds.
$37,000
Oct 1
54,000
Sept 1
35.000
July 1
4s
M-S
49.000O—-Sept 1
4s '06
100,000
July 1
4Ks
47,000o—.Apr 1
4 Hs'll A-O
20,000c. -.July 1
43*8*11
80.000c—-Sept 1
43*s'12 M-S
4s
1922
Woodstown.
1934 PITMAN.
1935
A borough In Gloucester County .
1936
Water Bonds.
1938
43*sg'17J-J }$20,000c_July 1 '22-'41
1941
\ 24,000c.July I '42-'57
1941
Sewer Bonds.
1942 5s '10
A-O|$4 >, 100—-Oct 1 '2l-'52
43*8*14 M-N115.000—May 1 *24-'64
1
1.000
Oct 1 1953
($23,000 every 10 years)
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20$95,500
43*8*16
/$9,900
July 1 1920 Assessment debt (add'l)
19,500
140,000—July 1 1936, Assess, val. real estate
2,459,600
1946. 1955 & 1956
Assess, val. personal
361,2>0
43*s —130.000-.Apr 1 '26-'66 Other assess, prop
—
33,000
($26,000 every 10 years.)
Total val. 1921 (2-3 act.) —2,853,850
43*s
2o,000—Apr 1 *27-'52 Water debt (included)
46,000
3s
A-O
5,500
June6 1921 Total tax rate (per $1,0')0) '21-$42 20
Improvement Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,950; 1920.-3,385
5s
$1,500-June 27 '22-26
INT. at Pitman National Bank.
M-S
4s '04
—
— -
—
City-Hall Bonds.
43*s'08 s-a
$3 3,000
4.05s
1,000
Funding Bonds.
July 1 1928 PLAINFIELD.
Aug 11921
This city Is in Union County.
In¬
corporated In April 1869.
Voters of
5s '13
J-D $97,000c...June 2 1923 North Plainfieldi on Sept. 24
1914
43*s'10 A-O (20.000--Apr 1 '22-'25 favored consolidation with Plainfield.
I 2.000
Apr 1 1926
School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
19,200c.Apr
43*8*17 A-O
4s
___
6s
1 *22-'24
4s g
3,150. .-Oct 1 '22-'30
8,000.-Aug 1 '21-'28
6s
8,000--Jan
...
1
'22-'29
Fire-Department Bonds.
4 3*s'04
$19,000
...
—
PASSAIC COUNTY.
County seat is Paterson.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '06
A-O$L30,000c.Apr
1921-.13.2 >7,1 "2
*1.000)'21 .*01.40
PILESGROVE TWP. SCH. DIST.
1 1925
This district (P. O. Woodstown) Is
Less exempdons
^
„
Other assass. prop
Total assessed vaf.
Total tax rate (ner
In Salem County.
Comprised of the
$22,800-Jan 1 '22-'40 Township of Pilesgrove and Borough
Dec31 '19- $19,000 of Woodstown.
bonds (additional)-25,000
Land Purchase.
Emergency notes
Assess, val., real
Assess, val.. personal
2d class RR. property
Total assessed val. 1920
„
,
2,685,035
711,498
personal.,
Assess, val.
...
School
[278,000c&r-May 11926
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4Ms'12 -— $59,000
Apr 1 1942
Hospital Bonds.
,
3 J4s332 F-A
$6,000c_—Feb 1 1927
4s'06
M-S
25.000c&r_Mch 1 1936
School-House Bonds.
3 3*s'02 J-D $42,300c«ScrDeo 1 '22-'30
4s'04
A-0
20,000c—Oct 21924
4s '06
M-N 100,000c.—May 1 1926
4 3*s'08 M-S
60,000o&r.Mch 2 1938
4s '08
M-N 256.000c &r. Nov 1 1928
43*s'08 ...
12,250
Mar 2 1938
43*g'10 A-0 103,000c—Oct 1 1940
43*g'12J-J
109,000o&r_Jan 1 1942
43* g '12J-D 62.000c&r June 1 1942
1.950
GEN. BD. DT.
School Bonds.
M-S $70,000o
Mch 1 1929
4s *04
M-N
54,000c—Nov'21-'29
4s '05
M-S 275,000c—Mch 1 1935
4s *06
J-D
36,000c—Junel 1931
4 3*s'07 J-J
81,000c...July 1 1932
4 3*s'08 M-N 200,000c-.-Nov 1 1933
4s '09
J-J
195,000c...July 1 1934
21-28
$27. 0
1920.
Borough Hall Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$54,000
Dec
School Bonds.
4s '04
1 1929
1 1961
1,800;
19F5,
PENNS GROVEL
This borough is in Salem County.
F-A
6,505.97c
($4,000 yearly, Aug. 1.)
J-D
5',940
1922-1928
5s *18
F-A
26.822 —1922-1940
4^s'19 J-J
29,400
1922-1949
f 66,000c&r_May 11925
6s '20 M-N
17,000e&r_Nov 1 1923
152.000—May 1 '29-41
(42,000c.June 1 '22-'42
115,000c. June 1 *43-'57
Police and
^
4s'18
*21-46
*39-'51
PHILLIPSBURG.
val.,'21(75%)act.) 1,458,158
ass.
Popula'n
.
25.000
—
1.226
-
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21
5s *18
70,000c&r.0ct 1 1933
38,000c... Apr 1 1942
43*g'12A-0
Tot.
f340,000c&r_Jan 1 '25-58
(9,820.12&r__ Jan 1 1959
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '14
A-0 $20,000
Oct 1 1924
\70,000c&rMch 1 *31-40
43*g'10 A-0
M-N$81,000c&r.Nov 1 1926
4Mg'19
4s '16
>4.541 Population 1910,32,121; 1920,41,707
INT. payable In Perth Amboy.
.$31.20
-—
4Ms'10 M-N 25,000
May 1930
4Ms'll J-J
$35,000r._.July 1 1931
4s '17
J-J
54.000—Jan 1 *22-'27
Funded Debt Bonds.
Is '04
J-D loOO.OOOc—June 1 1939
I 27,000c&r.Jan 1'22-24
Dec31'21-38
Dec31'39-50
2,000c&r_Dec 31 '51
(198,000c&r
144,000c&r
1920.32,655,927
exemptions
6,500
Net valuation 1920.
32,649,427
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920---$43-00
—
City-Hall Bonds.
>
A-0 $10,000——Apr 1922
4*s'94 M-N 120.0OUC—Nov
'33-'44
is '94
J-J
100,000c.-July *23-32
4s '02
F-A
76,000c...Aug 1 1932
Police Teleg. System Bonds.
4s '17
J-J $21,000—Jan 1 '22- 42
Board of Health Bonds.
4s'17
J.-J $31,000-.-Jan 1'22- 52
,
1,651,60/
Railroad property
Total assessed val'n
Less
This town is In Warren County.
PEMBERTON TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Burlington Co.
Improvement Bonds.
4s
$93.200
Road Impt. Bonds.
Municipal Bonds.
4Ms
/S6.000
1922-1932
120,000... —1933-1952 43*s
*35,900
School Bonds.
6s '21
M-N 12,000-May 12 '22-'27
$108,400BOND. DEBT Apr 19 1921 .$38,500 4s
Assess, val., real
1,207,961 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 *20- $248,000
Assess, val., personal
18,521
22 »,667 Sinking fund—
Assess, val.. Railroad
20,530 Assess, val. real estate— 9,870, 14
58 '93
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
1920
Population
City
20
2,850
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21
$59,200c—Jan 1 22-49
5s *18
F-A
28.'20c- Aug l '22-40
4^8*19.— 40,500—-Jan 1 1949
Yard Bonds.
4s *18
J-D
$7,244
"22-'28
t v*s'14 A-0
45,000.*.—Oct J 1944
4s
17
A-O
25.000- - Apr 1'22-'20
Apparatus Bonds.
Incorp. Apr.
9,340
-
Tot.ass'd val.'21(80%act.).l,4
Improvement Bonds.
PASSAIC.
notes
Assess,
42*s'18
val'n 1921—1,420,178
Total tax rate fper $1,000) 21.$34-00
Population 1910, 1,401; 1920, 1,481
Total assessed
[VOL. 112.
JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS
NEW
90
14.000c—Apr 1 1935
16,000..Aug 1 '21-'28
43*8*15 A-O
4s
Aug 1 1924
.
1 '21-28
1 *21-'39
7,000__Jan 1 '21-'22
Light, Heat St Power Plant.
43*s'15 A-O$150,000c.-Apr 1 1965
6s
19,000.-Jan
1,000--Jan
...
.
Electric-Light Bonds.
43*s*17 J-D 14 >,000-June 15 *22-'31
1 1,000—-June 15 1932
Street Bonds.
43*s'09 A-0$125,000 —-Oct 1 1924
4 F*s'll
87,000c.- .Nov 1 1926
43*s
--100,000
Aug 1 1923
43*s'15 J-D 138,000
Junel 1930
65.000
Apr 1 1931
43*8*16 A-O
66,000c. Apr 1 *22-'27
4 3*s'17 A-O
43*8*17 A-O 48,000c_Aor 1 *22-'37
11,180. June
1 '22-'25
5s '19
2,400--Nov 1 '22-'25
,5s *19
M-N100,000. ..Nov 15 1926
6s '20
23,000
53*s
—-
"
~
--.
Repaving Bonds.
53*s'18 M-S $32,000.Sept 15
Refunding Water Bonds.
$17.000----Feb
43*s
'21-'2S
Park
43*s'13 J-J
3*s'15 M-S 96,000--Mar 1 '43-'65
3*s'16 J-D
30,000--June 1 '55-'65
5s '19
F-A 12/,000_Aug 15'22-'39
Street-Improvement Bonds.
43*s'17 —-$ltJ,8iO
1922-1932
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s'17
$i,000 ——1922-1925
Steam Roller Bonds.
5s'18
$1, 20
192 2-1925
Police-Station Bonds.
4 3*g'08 J-J
$ll,820o_July 1 '22-*28
Sewer Bonds.
4s '97
J-J
$2 ,750.-Jan 1 *22-'2S
4s *02
M-N 41,000--May 1 *28-'35
43*s'07 M-N 40,000--May 1 *21-'41
4s
09
M-N 43,000c.Nov 1 '36-'42
4s3*8 g' 14A-0 5,000—Apr 1
1922
5g 14 M-N J90.000—Nov 1 '25-'42
I 2.000
Nov 1 1943
5sg'14 A-O
75,000—Apr 1 '25 *39
4
—
—-
4
Bonds.
l45,OOOc.Apr 1 '40-'51
/ 6,000c.Apr 1 '51 &'54
\30,000c-Apr 1 '52-'53
J-D 210.000c&rDec l'2l-'55
J-D /13 > ,000c&rDec l'22-'48
\ 60,000c&rDec l'49-'58
V*g *14A-O
A-0
5s '18
5sg'19
5sg'19
Street
43*s
Bonds.
—-
$12,000
3. '50
GEN.BD. DT.Dec.31
5s
—
-
July 1 1940 Floating debt
43*s'17 A-O i34,000c.Apr 1 '22-*38 Sinking fund
\81.000C-Apr 1 *39-'65 Assess, val., reil
4s
6,500.-Aug 1 '21-33 Ass.
val., personal
4
.
6s
5,500. .Jan
...
1
'21-*29
General Improvement Bonds.
6s
1922-1925
1922-1926
'20$1,835,300
$38.000
3*s*15 J-J
$82,000..May 1 '23-'44
-—
Water Bonds.
'22-'36
95,000o_..July 1 1958
45,000c--.Nov 1 1959
10,000o—Nov 1 1924
40,000c—Jan 1 '33-'39
230.000
Ian 1 '23-'61
4
1 1929
Refunding School Bonds43*s'17 J-J
$3, ,00--July 1 *21-'2r
'04 J-D $/5,000c.June 1
43$g'08 J-J
'09
M-N
4s '09
M-N
4s '11
J-J
4s
Other
325,441
85,327
34,610,4 )0
6,231,92*>
property—.
197,202
'21 (act. val.)..41,042,52/
(per $1,000) 1921--.S27.70
assess,
Tot. val.
Total tax
Popula'n 1910, 20,550; 192 ). 27,700
$250,000
Sept 1922
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1907.)
4s
J-J
$80,000
July 1 1933
PLAINSBORO TWP. SCH. DIST.
4s '04
J-D
155,000c.-.Sept 1 1934
This district (P. O Plainsboro) is
4s
M-N 100,000
May 1 1936
4 3*s'10 J-J
50,000c...Jan 11940 in Middlesex County.
School Bonds.
43*s*12 M-S
25,000c—Sept 1 1942
M-S $30.900c
1921-1948
43*s'14 M-S 100,000
Sept 1 1944 5s '19
BOND. DEBT June 30'20--$46,000
43*s'16
100,000
June 1 1946
655,000
17.000
Feb 1 1929 Assess, val. real estate
43*s
165,800
30,000c. Aug 1 '2l-'35 Assess, val. personal
43*s*17 A-0
53,890
12),000c&r_ July '22-'31 2d class RR. property
4Ms'19 J-J
Total assess, value 1921
874,690
\28.000c&rJuly l'32-'59
—5,000
32,/00-Nov
1 '22-'35 Population in 1920 (est.)
5s '19
Principal and interest payable at
6s'20
s-a 1,200,000
May 1 1926
53*s'21 J-J
f39,000c__Jan 1 *22-'34 the First National Bank of Princeton.
43*s
—
—
..
\64,OOOc__Jan 1 '35-'50
6s
50,000c_May 1 *22-'60
Hospital Bonds,
$2,500...Nov 20 1921
Police-Facilities Bonds.
$15,000
May 1 1930
PLEAS ANT VILLE.
This city is in Atlantic
County.
Incorporated April 14 1914.
43*s'02 J-J
$2,500r—July
5s *05
M-S
10,000r
-s
F-A
10,000r.Sept 1
GEN. BD. DT. Dec31 '20.3,314,115 5s '08
J-D
15,000r..Jan 1
Tax rev. notes & bonds
365,000 5s '08
(part every 5 years)
Emergency notes & bonds.
8,10 >
Gen. impt. notes
557,110 53 '15 J-J $25,000r Jan 1
(part every 5 years)
Sinking runds
1,4)1,200
J-D $4S,000r.June 1
Water debt (included)
1,0 >8,000 5s '15
(part every 5 years)
Assessed val'n, real estate_20,937,49o
-s
_
1 1922
...
'23-'25
'23-*33
*30-'50
'25-'55
JUNE, 1921.]
pleasantville
NEW
(Concluded)—
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $292,896
Deductions
103,616
NET DEBT
189,280
—
——
Tax
rev. notes
and bonds__
JERSEY-CITIES
School Bonds.
4s
...
5s '18
...
159,599
Refunding Bonds.
Emergency notes a nd bonds
11,039
4Ms
$120,000
1944
General iinpt. notes,
28,866
(72,000c&rJuly l'22-'37
Assess, val., real
3,134,270 5s '19
J-J
{ 3.500C& .July 1 1938
Assess, val., personal
321,950
ll.OOOc&r.July 1 1939
2d class RR. property47,237
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20. $735,750
Total assess, val. 19H__ —3,554.437
Floating debt
133,4 <7
Total tax rate (per$ 1,000) *21 $ 13.1)
Sinking fund
43,611
Population 1910, 4,3 JO; 1920__5,887 Assess,
...
val., real
pleasant*
point
This borough is in Ocean County.
Incorp. June 2 1886.
50.000c&r Sept 7 *41-'50
Sewer Extension Bonds.
5s *16
J-D $21,000r
June 1 1940
5s
M-N 24,OOOr
Nov 2 1938
BOND. DEBT May 21 *21 $180,000
Sinking fund
12,000
Assess,
val., real
1,482,0J0
174,93)
Assess, val., personal
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (2-3act.)-1,656,905
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1920 (est.)
"2f $41.90
—
Total
val.
assess,
1921
7,954,609
$39.90
Population 1910, 7,338; 1920, 9,251
21
INT. on 5s of 1918 payable at the
Second National Bank, Red Bank.
&idgefeeld park.
This village Is in Bergen County.
Incorporated June 23 1892. Commis¬
sion government approved Apr. '12.
Village is co-extensive with Overpeck
Township School District, both being
supported by same taxing district.
_6,376
INT. at Ocean County Nat. Bk.
pompton
val., personal
Railroad property
Total tax (per $1,000)
Water Supply Bonds.
5s'20 M-S f$80,000c&r Sept 7 '21-'40
1
6,843,540
1,052,200
58,869
Assess,
beach.
Sewer Bonds.
6s '20
J-J
/$24,000_ —.Jan
1
lakest
1 1926
57,000—.July 1 1926
Street Impt. Bonds.
This borough is Passaic
County.
$72,000c&r Jan l'22-'23
1924
ll,000c&r Jan
Water & Light Plant Bonds.
J-J
1925
36,000c&r Jan
$75.000
1934 6s '20
1926
30,000c&r Jan
-5Ms'18
I51,000c:.$2,000 yrly.
1926
.156,000c&r July
t
June 1.
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
6s '20
J-J
$16,000c&r July 1 1926
5>£sT8
$2 i,000--$2,000 yearly
5s
...
—
—
Floating Indebtedness Bonds.
M-N($14,000c.Nov 1 '21-'27
1
500c...Nov 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20. $151,000
Sinking fund
9,73d
Assessment notes..
1,500
Water debt (included)
64,700
Floating debt (additional).
87,653
Assessed val'n, real estate.. 1,985,300
Assessed val'n, personal
1,032,550
Total assessed val'n 1921__2,s94,3 <3
Total tax rate (per $1,000) "21 $14.10
Population 1910, 1,080; 1920. 2,008
5s '17
princeton
school dist.
This district is In Mercer County.
5s
Road Bonds.
Aug $25,000c...Aug '25-'29
General Impt. Bonds.
5s '18
F-A
$3,000c
1922-1927
Funding
Bonds
($96,065.35 as¬
sessable agst. property benefited).
5s '10
J-J
5s '11
J-J
5s '12
J-J
$18,000c
Jan
50,000r.__Jan
42,000o
July
43,500c... Jan
26,000c—Aug 1
5s g '16 j-j
1 1930
1 1931
1 1932
1 1936
*2l-'27
5« 18
F-A
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21— $300,000
Floating debt..
Sinking fund and cash
Assessed val. 1921
Total tax
—
98,400
198,379
7,805,501
(per $1,000) 1921--.$>1.20
4HsTl J-J $112,000c..Jan 1 '28-'76 Population 1910, 4,512; 1920, 8,570
4Ms'10 J-J
11,130c—Jan 1 *22-'28
INT. at the U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.
BOND. DEBT June 30 '20 $12),000
in N. Y. City, the Ridgefield Park
Net taxable value 1916
8.300,000
Trust
Co.,
Ridgefield
Park,
the
School tax (per f State
$2.54 + Hackensack
National
Bank
and
$1,000) 1916(Local
3.60
Hackensack Trust Co. in Hacken¬
INT. payable In N. Y. at Nat.
City Bank and Nat. Park Bank, or
5,090
estate——1,160,325
Assess, val. personal
256,460
2nd Class RR. property
7,080
Total valuation 1921
1,423,865
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $5 LOO
Population 1910, 736; 1920, 1,077
INT. on school bonds of 1920 at
Chemical Nat. Bk., N. Y., or Peoples
Tr. & Guar. Co., of Hackensack.
in
Princeton.
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
1937
School Bonds.
16,000.
1944
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $122,280
Deductions
110,386
11,894
NET DEBT
Assessment impt. notes
39,512
Assessed val'n, real estate.1,761,500
city, of Union County, be¬
financially embarrassed in 1882,
compromise of the debt, excl.
of the water debt ($185,000), was
forthwith agreed to with most of the
leading creditors at 35 cents on the
dollar, the debt, excl. of water debt,
then amounting to about $1,200,000.
This settlement
was
completed In
1894,
and
Interest
Is
now
paid
promptly on the new bonds.
The
a
water bonds were renewed In
7%
was
Interest
now
Govt,
105,
on
adjusted at the 35
adopted
p~
rate.
these water bonds Is also
promptly
2380.
paid.
Commission
Dec. 10 1917.—V.
Incorporated 1858-
Adjustment Bds. (Opt. anytime).
M-N $343,192.13r Novl 1922
4a '82
4s
Water Bonds Renewed.
*92 J-J $185,000c—.July 1 1932
4s
School Bonds.
A-0 $75,OOOr—.Oct 1 1959
J-J
5s
J-J
15,000c.July 1 '26-30
2,000c—July 1 1931
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
—
Assessed val'n, personal...
25,000r...July 1 1960
Funding Bonds.
5s
J-D $60,000o_...Dec 1
township is in Bergen County,
Incorporated In 1894.
Commission
government approved Sept. 12 1911.
Grade Crossing Elimination.
5s '15
A-O /$27,000—-Oct 1 '22-'30
1
5s ' 19
40.000—Oct 1 *31-'40
M-N21,000c&r May 1 *22-'33
Improvement Bonds.
J-D f$50,000c.June 1 '22-'26
1
5.000c—June 1 1927
6s '21
300,000--.
5s *17
454,052
Funding Bonds.
5s *15
F-A ($20,000.Feb 1 *22&'25
i 7.000-—Feb 1 1930
Municipal Land Bonds.
5s '19
&-a
$l0,090c_Sept 1 '2l-'25
Water Bonds.
6s'21
J-D $450.000..—
Macadam Bonds.
5s
J-J
$2,400
1941
M-N
Street
20,000c
Impt.
1922
1922-1926
roosevelt.""
This
borough
(P.
O. Carteret)
Bonds.
(46,500c.$6,000 yearly
5Ms'18 J-D
\
5Ms'18 J-D
on Dec. 2.
2,000
Dec 2 1922
Broad Street Bonds.
4Ms
,
^
—.
Monmouth Co.
Incorporated Mar. 10 1908.
Water Bonds.
4s
—
$10,000
^Sewer Bonds'
Fire
B°«d|j0000
1931
^
1930
---1939
Jan 2 1922
Jan 2 1923
6.000— -Jan 2 '24-'27
2,000
Jan 2 1928
riverside.
This borough is In Bergen County.
Road Bonds.
I.
4s
$/,000------# «—1928
Sewer Bonds.
5s '20
J-J
$1 <4,600--Jan 1 '22-'46
School Bonds.
5s
$ i,000
—1931
19,000
*18
J-J
2,500
2,000
rutherforU!
i INT.
is funding
in Middlesex Co.
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
($14,000r.Nov l'22-'28
1
8,000r.Nov l'29-'30
J-D
5s '20
on park, street and $200,000
bonds at Rutherford Nat.
Bank; on impt. bonds at First Nat.
Bank, N. Y. and at U. S. Mtge. &
Tr. Co., N. Y.t on $115,000 funding
bonds.
BOND. DEBT
May 22 '20 $142,000
rutherford school dist.
Assess, debt (add'l)
18,550
4s '00
J-D $49,570o.June 20 1930
Sinking fund.
4,617
4s '06
A-O x40,000c.Apr 1 '22-'61
Assessed valuation, real
6,016,279
4s '06
J-D
xl0,000c_ —Dec 1 1936
Assessed val., personal
3,432,484 4
Ms'10 F-A 127,300c—Feb 1 1950
2nd Class RR. property—
254,375
4Ms'll F-A
19,300c-.Aug 1 1951
Total assessed val. 1920—9,753.138
4M«'16 M-S
40,000c_Mar 1 '22-*41
Less exemptions
45,300 BOND. DEBT
Apr 15 '2i—$286,170
Net valuation 1920
9,707,838
Sinking fund
5,776
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20-$31.60
Assess, valuation 1921
11.923,022
Population 1910, 5,786; 1920, 11,047 School tax
-
(per $1,000) 1921 —.$1.06
Payable at Cartaret; interest on
registered bonds in N. Y. Exchange.
xINT.
R.
at
M.
Grant
&
Co..
N. Y.; on other bonds at Rutherford
Nat. Bank.
~
.
borough Is in Union County.
School Bonds.
saddle
river
township.
This township Is In Bergen Co.
1922-1933
School Bonds.
5s
50.0001943
5s
$3,000—Jan 1 *27-'32
5s '19
s-a
(10,000c&rSept 1 '22-'26 5s'93, $22,000: 5s,
*14.
$19,500
\48,000c&rSept 1 '27-'42 5s '20
J-J
58,000..July 1 '22-'50
Street Impt. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
$28,500
6s '21
J-J
$35,000—
School debt (additional)
73,000
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Sinking fund
10,328
5s *13
A-O $10,000c—Apr 15 1933 Assess,
val., real
2,063.275
$46,150
—.
-
...
—
—
Construction Bonds.
5s *11
J-J
11931
$20,000c..-Jan
TOTAL BD.DT. Dec 31 *20 $1^0.493
Assess, val. real estate
—6,456,900
Assess, val.
personal
Assess, val.,
INT.
on
1920, 5,737
1910, 2,725;
school
383,817
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $34/ 0
salem.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '2i $2 i."0
Populatlou
personal
Second class RR. property
8,939
Total assess.val.'21 (M act)2,459,081
899,980 Population 1915, 4,014; 1920, 2,845
—
2nd Class RR. property-.24,189
Total assess, val. 1921
7,381,069
bonds of 1919 at
5s '20
J-J
($51,000c&rjan 1 '22-38
2,000c&r__ Jan 1 1939
\
L30.000c&rJan 1 '40-'49
Street Improvement Bonds.
^
5s
...
Coal & Iron Nat. Bk., N. Y.. or First
Nat. Bk. of Roselle; on others at
First Nat. Bk., Toms River.
roselle
This
This city
is in Salem County.
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $288,750
Deductions
153,073
—
Is In Union County.
Funding Bonds.
4Msg'15M-S $5 ),625-Mar 15 *2 <-'36
(See V. 100, p. 755, for maturity.)
6s *20
J-D $24,OOOc&rDec31*21-32
—
Nov 1 1928
5s '10
•
54,000
Apr 1 1930
4s '12 $1,200.due $1,000 y'ly in Aug
Road Bonds.
4 Ms'15 M-S
30,000
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 1920 $579,775
Deductioas__„
273,148
$11,500—1926 and 1933
assess,
real
val. 1921
assess,
4,937,846
Population 1910, 6,614;
1920, 7,435
sayreville school dist.
This
district
(P.
O. Sayteville)
Middlesex County.
J-J ($92,000.-July
is
6s *20
1 '22-'44
6s '21
\
2,000
July 1 1945
M-S/ 20,000c_Mar 1 '22-*31
I
14,000c_Mar 1 '32-*45
...(?)
BONDED DEBT
—
.
—
Prin. and int. at South River Trust
Co. of South River.
206,627
—
valuation, real—6,077,534
Assessed val'n, personal—
Second-class railroad prop.
Total
-..
val.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$41.60
-
NET DEBT:.
Assessed
135,677
...-5,589,530
Assess val. personal
1,322,925
2nd Class RR. property
25,391
Assess,
in
Sewer Bonds.
5s '08
$47,000
—
NET DEBT
Total
park.
borough
---
A-O $28.430c_Oct 1 *21-'38
($6,000 due every 5 years.
West-Side Sewer Bonds.
5s '11
F-A($2),000c.Aug 1 '2l-'25
JW1
4,500c. ..Aug 1 1926
TOT. DEBT Dec. 31 *20. $786,000
Assess, val., real estate—11,634,816
1,3*8,789
prop
—
222,871 Assess. val.. personal..:
Total assessed val'n 1921.12,350,8/1 2nd Class RR. property..
66,156
Total tax (per 51,000) 1921..$27.70 Total assessed val'n 1921.13,079,710
Population 1910, 9,337; 1920, 11.042 Total tax (per $1000) 1921 ..$41.60
INTEREST on water board loan Population 1910-5.416; 1920-7.530.
and
school
loan
payable
at
the
INT.
at
First Nat.
Bank and
Bankers
Trust Co.. New York; on Ridge wood Tr. Co., Ridge wood.
other loans at Rahway Nat. Bank.
ridgewood township s. d.
raritan township.
This district is in Bergen County.
This township is in Middlesex Co.
School Bonds.
4Ms*16 F-A$200,000c-Feb 1 '22-'46
School Bonds.
5Ms'18 M-S ($1,000
Sept 1 1921
4.4 M&5—- $4i,500—$2,000 yearly
133,000.-Sept 1 '22-'43
4,4M.5&6s
250,0000
—
5Hs'18 M-S J 5,000.-Sept 7 *22-'26
BOND. DEBT May 23 '21 $291,500
(18,000.-Sept 1 '27-'38
Assessed val'n, real estate.2,146,o20
BOND. DEBT June 30 *20
$458,500
Assessed val'n, personal-£86.250
Sinking fund.
2,555
Tot. Val. '21 (75% act.)—3,002,770
Assessed valuation 1918—10,834,308
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923 - -$40.60
Pop'n 1915, 6.429; 1918 (est.), 7,250
Population 1910, 2,707; 1920, 4,310
INT. at Rldsewood Trust Co.
red bank.
This borough is in
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921-.$25.75
Population 1910, 1,449; 1920, 1,658
...
5s
Filtration-Plant Bonds.
4Ms'06 M-N $35,00f)c
1936
5s *14
F-A
11,000...-Feb 5 1934
(Subject to call Feb 5 1919.)
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20. $807,162
Deductions
520,786
NET DEBT—
286,176
Assessment impt notes
26,930
Assessed valuation, real—8,768,650
Assessed val'n, personal —.3,359,353
Assess, val. 2nd class RR.
m
This
1
This borough is in Bergen Co. Inc.
Sept.
21
1881.
Population
1910,
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21_$47.40 7,045; 1920, 9,497.
Funding Bonds.
Population 1915, 5,500; 1920, 6,018
4M8'14 M-N$200,000
May 11 1944
4Ms'16 F-A
75,000c
Feb 1 '22-'46
rockaway.
40,000c—Feb 1 1946
This borough is in Morris County. 4Ms'16 F-A
Improvement Bonds.
School Bonds.
4 Ms g '92 J-J
$75,000c_July 1 1922
4s
J-D $24.OOOr...$1,500 yrly
Street Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '92
M-N$40,000c—May 1 1932
4s *17
F-A $20,?10C-Feb
1 '22-'37
Park Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 '21 ..$43,750
4s '05
F-A $12,500o&r_Feb 1 1930
Floating debt
8,100
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21— $445,500
Assessed val'n, real estate.1,036,7 0
Floating debt
176,973
Assessed val'n, personal
186,708
Sinking fund
137.550
Ass'd val'n, RR. & canal
23,769
Ass'd val'n, real estate
10,553,007
Tot.ass'd val. '20(60% act.) 1,247,221
Assessed val'n, personal._ 1.359,796
Total tax rate(per $1,000) 20.$41.30
Assessed val'n, RR prop..
15,219
Population 1910, 1,902; 1920, 2,655
Total assessed val'n 1921.11,640,222
INT. at FirstNat. Bk., Rockaway. Total tax
(per $1,000) 1921...$10.60
—
ridgewood*
1891 at
4%. an agreement having been made
in 1890 by wnlcn all accrued Interest
at
5s *17
($18,000—.Jan 1 *22-'24
j 63,000.-Jan 1 '25-'33
6,000
Jan 1 1934
...
BOND. DEBT May 31 *21.
$87,000
Total assess, value 1921-—5,725,000
2nd Class RR. property
8,258
Total assessed val'n 1920.-2,269.196
4s
($4,000c. July 1 '21-25
This
came
and
Street Bonds.
5s *19
...
This
This district is in Bergen County.
INT. at Nat. Union Bank, Dover.
rumson.
township.
$80,000
5s
ridgefield school dist.
Bank
-
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms
roselle.
rahway.
School Bldg. Bonds (Tax-exempt)
4Ms'16 M-S $26.000c&rMar l'22-34
Apr 14 '2L. $ 78,600
Assess, val., real
1,961,569
Assess, val., personal
1,100,660
Other assess, property
69,000
Total
val. '21 (65% act). 3,131,229
Total tax rate (per$l,000) '21-$37.70
BOND. DEBT
This township is in Burlington Co.
sack.
Princeton
Sinking fund
Assess, val. real
riverside
91
TOWNS
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20. $139,950
$3 ),000
1930
41,750.
1938
16),000—Jan 1 *22-'53
...
4Ms
AND
947,648
51,869
scotch plains twp. sch. d.
This district
(formerly Fanwood
Twp. S. D.) is in Union County.
School
value 1921—7,077,051
Bonds.
$1,000) 1921—.$32.00 4Ms'16 J-J
Population 1910, 3,138; 1920, 5.438 4Ms*09
Total tax (per
$38,880..July 1 '22-'45
4,OOOr
—
5s '15
12,000c
1922-'45
BOND. DEBT June 30 1920-$59,500
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916
$1.92
...
roselle park school dist6s '21
F-A
4
$87,OOOc&r—1923-1951
A-O
Ms
4s
6s
F-A
4 Ms
4M«
4Ms
3,500r
A-O
A-O
A-O
1921-1924
*6,OOOr
J-J
...1922
127,000c ....1923-1961
30.OOOr
10,OOOr
25.OOOr
1925
1935
...1945
—
Pop'n 1916, 2,700; 1918 (est.), 2,850
sea
bright~
This
6s '20
borough is in Monmouth Co.
$50,000c—Apr 1 1926
Sea-Wal! Bonds.
5s '18
$46.s00—Oct 1
'21-'38
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20$95,000
..
4s
J-J
4Ms
4Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
F-A
7,OOOr
— —
18,OOOr
25,000r_...
—
25,OOOr
23,000r
1927
__192S Assess,
val. real estate
1,418,835
1933 Assess, val.
personal
90,700
1938 2nd Class RR.
property
85,245
1942 Total assess, val.
1921-—1,594,780
.....
6s '21
40,OOOc-r... 1952-1961
BOND. DEBT Dec. 31 '20 $604,110
Floating debt
Sinking fund.
16,370
100,825
Assess, value, real estate..4,977,639
Assess, value, personal
1,460,200
Total assess, value (50-60%
actual)
1920-..
±.
.6,437,839
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$30.10
Population in 1920 (est.)
INT.
in
Population
sea
Roselle.
isle
(per $1,000) '21 .$33.30
1910, 1,2201 1920, 846
city!
This city is in Cape May County.
Boardwalk
Bonds.
5s '15
May 1 1935
5s '15
May 1 1945
M-N$18,000
Bulkhead
Bonds.
M-N $8,000
6,000
bond marked (*) payable
Amboy; all other issues in
on
Perth
Total tax rate
Improvement Bonds.
$20,000
60,000
5s *06
5s '12
5s
...
...
...
$J)00
1936
1942
Dec 1 1941
Funded Debt Bonds.
roxbury
township
s.
d.
5s *13
This district Is in Morris County.
School Bonds.
5s *19
A-O
($3,000
Oct
124,000..Oct
5s
1
1
*21-*23
'24-'39
...
School
s
113
Sewer
'15
$48.000
1943
Bonds.
...
$25,000
Bonds.
—
$3,000
1943
NEW
SEA ISLE CITY «Concluded)
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $264,912
Deductions.---.—.----—
205,062
NET DEBT
59,850
Tax revenue notes & bonds24,500
2,323
Emergency notes & bonds.
General Improvement notes
20,610
Sinking /General
30,161
fund -1 Water
3,172
Assessed valuation, real—.1,514,202
Assessed vai'n, personal-.127,401
2nd Class KR. property—.
21,044
Tot.val/n'21 (abt.2-3 act.).l ,6>2,6o2
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921. .-$48 34
Population In 1910, 551; 1920, 564
JERSEY-CITIES
Park Bonds.
4Xs'10 M-S $10,000c—Mch 1 1935
4Xa' 14 J-J
8,000..- Jan 1 '45-'48
Fire Equipment Bonds.
iXa'li J-J
$3,000—July 1 *22-'24
Refunding Bds. (Opt. after 1920).
48 g *00 J-J
$51,000o—Jan 11930
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $215,000c&r.J ly '22-'44
78, p. 2617, for maturity.)
M-N $48,000o.May 1 '45-r48
iXs'lQ M-S
2,028.69 -1930-1935
4)4 s'14 J-J
20,000—Jan 1 '45-'48
4)4g*17J-J
31,000--July 1 *22-'52
Assessment Bonds.
Summer population (est.) .—.6,000 4Hg'17 J-J
$16,*,00c_July 1 '22-'27
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4Hg'17 J-J $19,000c-July 1 '22-'40
SEASIDE HEIGHTS.
Street Bonds.
This borough Is In Ocean County,
4Hg*17 J-J
$5,200c-July 1 *22-'27
Incorporated April 1913.
Water Bonds.
Light Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4Hs 12 F-A
$9,000c—Feb 1 1932
6s s-a
$15,000
4)4s'14 J-J 250,000—-Jan 1 1944
Water Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4)4s'16 J-J
28,000c—Jan 1 1946
6s s-a
$35,000
4Hg'17 J-J
15,000—July 1 '22-*36
School bonds
$7,000
Construction Bonds.
Boardwalk Bonds.
4s 05
J-J
$5,000
Jan 1922
6s '19
A-O $23.7.-,0—Apr 1 '21-'58 GEN. BD. DT. Apr 15 *21.$459,229
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20. $100,073 Water debt (add'I)
303,000
Deductions
25,074 Sinking funds..
104,849
NET DEBT
74,999 Assessment impt. bonds..
62,200
Assess va. real estate
601,365 Assess.
Impt. notes..
288.986
Assess, val. personal
58,172 Assess, val. real estate
13,686.2*0
2nd Class RR. property...
2,247 Assess, val. personal
2,144,460
Total assess, value 1921...
661,784 Total assess, val, 1921—15,830,710
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $47.no Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$31.90
Population In 1915
252
INTEREST is largely
4s '04
(See V.
fks'OS
.
.
„
„
.
AND
TOWNS
Funding Bonds.
[VOL. 112.
5s *19
M-N $56,000——Nov 1 1937
Sewer-Extension Bonds.
4)4s'09 F-A $15,000
Aug 2 1939
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $413,102
Deductions
325,731
NET DEBT——
87.371
Assess, val, real estate
3,661,500
Assess, val. personal.
319,450
2d class RR. property
23,114
Total assess, value 1921
4,004,064
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921..—$42.00
—
„
Population
1910, 853; 1920,
INT .at First Nat.Bk,
O. S. Mort.
SEASIDE PARE.
This borough Is In Ocean County.
$45.000—July 1 1940
General bonds 4 X»
$40,000
Boardwalk Bonds.
5Xs
—
6s '19
$49,500
—
'
Refunding Bonds.
•
„
5s
$15,000—-Dec 21 1941
NET DEBT Dec 31 '20— $133,922
—.
Sinking fund.—
8,982
987,2^0
46,9/0
—
Assess, val., real estate...
Assess, val., personal.—..
2nd Class RR. property
12,987
Total assess, value 1921...1,047,187
&
Trust Co.
payable at
Y.
DIST.
This district includes the township
and the village of South Orange
4s g '02 F-A
$8,700—Aug 1 '22-'23
4s g '10 M-N 136.400o.May 1 '22-'31
4)4g'10 J-J
24,550c-Jtily 1 '32-'33
iXs'12 M-N 12,150o—May 1 1934
iXa'12 J-D
65,000o.June 1 '32-'36
6s'13
J-D 113,000c
1937-1942
BOND. DEBT June 1920387,700
Sinking fund
23,061
Assess, val. '17 (80% act.)25.354,983
School tax (per $1,000) 1917-—$4.38
SOUTH
ORANGE
SCH.
Population In 1915
INT.
on
10.435
the $8,700 Issue at Fidel¬
$1,000) '21 -$46.68 ity Tr. Co., Newark and $155,100 4s
in New York City at A. B. Leach &
Population in 1915
.—-275
Total tax rate (per
Co.;
SECAUCUS.
This borough Is In Hudson County.
School Bonds.
5s
$60,000
(Part yearly beginning 1929.)
Sewerage Bonds.
6s
$29,000
Part yearly
Borough Hall Bonds.
5s
$10,000.2 bonds yearly
Funding Bonds.
5s
$24,700— --Part yearly
BOND. DEBT May 23 '16 $175,200
Floating debt
3,400
Assessed valuation, real...2,766,0 0
Assessed val., personal
214,10
—
...
_
,
...
...
2nd Class RR. property—.1,041,412
Total assessed val. 1921...4,021,(>12
Total tax rate
$12,150
on
at
office
Rippel & Co., Newark;
on
of J.
S.
$65,000 in
N. Y„
and on 5s of 1913 at U. S.
Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y.
SOUTH ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Essex County
Sewer Bonds.
4s
$23.000—
Fire Department Bonds.
5s
$5,000
Park Bonds.
4Xa
$33,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 *20.
$61,000
...
...
....
Assess,
impt. bonds (add'I).
Assess. Impt.'notes...
11,500
92.313
Tax revenue notes...
15,000
Sinking fund
4.817
Assessed valuation, real..10,431,500
Assessed val.,
personal
996,(50
.....
....
(per $1,000) '21 .$32.96
Population 1910, 4,740; 1920, 5,423 Other assessable
property.
15,850
Total ass'd val. 1920 (act.) 11,444.300
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$27.60
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Pop'n 1915, 4,676; 1920 (est.), 6,§00
Somervllle is the county -eat.
Building Bonds.
4ff *06
J-J $2'>2,.,00c.July 1 *22-'36 SOUTH RIVER!
This borough Is in Middlesex Co.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21— $280,000
1898.
Population
1910,
Floating debt.—.——.
18.246 Incorp.
Sinking fund
37,198 4,772; 1920, 6,596.
Electric Light Bonds.
Assessed val. Real estate.34,509.410
4s '03
s-a
$6,500
1923
Assess, val., personal
6,489.856
2nd Class RR. property...
515,765
Total assess, val. 1920-—41,61 >,031
Less exemptions
136,125
Net taxable 1920—.
at
New York Tr. Co., N. Y
s-a
12.500
1940
Borough Hall Bonds.
4Hs 07 s-a
$20,000—
Water
41.378,906
County tax (per $1,000) 1920—$6 77
Populrn 1910, 38,820; 1920, 48,015
INT.
5s *10
5s '10
Assessed val'n, real estate.3,412,023
School tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1919 (est.).
$70,000
1940
Bonds.
$46,000.
.1940
Refunding Bonds.
5s '15
s-a
$28.000
—1944
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s'20
A-0
$J,000c&rApr 1 *22-'30
Emergency Bonds.
5s '20
J-D J$6,000c&rDec 31 *22-'27
s-a
s-a
SOUTH AMBOY.
This city is in Middlesex County.
Inc. 1908.
Population 1910, 7,017;
1920, 7,897.
1
500c&rDec 31
1938
General Impt. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $190,500
4Xs'19
$200.000—Apr 1 1939
Water debt (lncl.)_
145,306
School Bonds.
Certificate debt
9,000
5s *12
$39,000—yly on Oct 1
Sinking fund
50,276
6s '17
J-D $85,000—
Assessed val'n, real estate.2,562.980
6s '18
J-D
28,000—June 1 *22-'49
Assessed val'n, personal...
523,4f0
Street Impt. Bonds.
Second class RR property.
9,572
6s *18
F-A $24,000c.Aug 1 '2l-'28
Total
assessed valuation
Public Dock.
1920 (X act.)
3,096.002
5s
$750—-Jan 1 '22-'24 Less
exemptions
1,750
Net valuation 1923
Water Bonds.
3,094,252
6s *19
F-A J $40,000c&rAug 1 '22-'29 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20 $16.40
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank
\ 30,000c&rAug 1 '30-'34
6s»'19
F-AJ 48,000c&rAug 1'35r'42 of South River and Boro. Collector's
—
—
„
„
...
„
6s '19
„
F-A
\
2,000c&r.Aug 1 1943 office.
I 4,000c—-Aug 1 1943
\96.000-cAug l'44-'59 SOUTH RIVER S. D. NO. 1.
Sewer Bonds.
6s *11
J-J ;$40,000o-Jan 1 '22-'41
School Bonds.
4J4s'10
s-a
$20,370
1922-1944
5s
;i4
.V 15,000c-Jan 1 '42-'46 4Ha'16 s-a
J-J
25,000—Feb 1 '23-'48
19,400
1922-1950
„
..
6s *13
6s *13
™
F-A
15,000—Feb 1 '33-'49
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20. $6S8,4S6
—
Deductions-..—
NET DEBT—,—
... ...
483,501
204,985
Assess, val. real estate....2,320,063
Assess, val. personal......
553,050
,
2nd Class RR. property...
909,819
Total assess, valuation '21.3,782,932
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921— $43.10
6s '21
J 19,000c.July
1 *22-'40
] 9,000c.July 1 '41-'46
J-J J156,500c&rJan 1 '22-*50
1 2,500c ArJan 1 1951
BOND. DEBT June 30 '20
$86,000
Assess, val. (real & pers'l) .2,821,135
„
INT. on 1916 Issue at First Nat.
Bank, South River.
SPRING
This
LAKE!
Englewood.
TBNAFLY.
STANHOPE.
This borough is In Bergen Co.
This borough is in Sussex County.
;
Refunding Bonds.
Water Bonds.
5s
*17
J-D
/$o,000.Dec 3l *2l-*25
5s
$30,000
part yearly
I
800—-Dec 31 1926
(Due part yearly beg.
1919.)
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 31 '20$62,000
BOND. DEBT May 1 *21$32,000 Assess, val. real
-5,401,890
Floating debt
Assessed val'n, real estate.
Assessed val'n, personal
Other
2,000
509,796
56,660
property
27,354
Total assess, val. (abt 55%
actual 1921
593,810
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21-$42.88
assess,
Pop. in 1910. 1,031;
'20
Assess, val.
This borough is in
TOTOWA.
This borough is In Passaic Co.
Water System Bonds.
$60,000
part yearly
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20-
Cape May Co.
Floating debt
Water Bonds.
5s g '16 J-D
Assess, val. real
$51,600c.Dec 1 *21-'55
Sewer Bonds.
5s g '16 J-D
$33,000c.Dec 1 '21-'53
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $509,805
Deductions
637,962
Population 1910, 2,756; 1920, 5,650
5s
STONE HARBOR.
personal
Total assess, val. 1921
5,939,852
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21$36.10
-1,031
303,115
...
NET DEBT
206,740
Assess, val. real estate....2,402,658
Assess, val. personal
38,665
Assess, val.
...
$88,700
5,000
1,966,490
242,519
personal...
Other assessable property..
5,054
Total assess. valT 1921
2,204,063
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 .$29.10
Population 1910, 1,130; 1920, 1,864
TRENTON.
Trenton is in Mercer
1,460
2d class RR. property..
Total valuation 1921
County.
The
water works are much more than self-
2,442,783
supporting. Commission government
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$51.06
adopted June 20 1911.
Population in 1920.,
159
City-Hall Bonds.
INT. payable at office of Borough
4s '07
M-S$10Q,000r
Moh 1 1937
Collector.
4Hs'08 F-A 200,000
Aug 1 1938
4s '09
M-S 200,000
Mar 1 1930
SUMMIT.
4s '09
J-D 200,000o—Deo 1 1939
This city la in Union County
Inc
General Loan Bonds.
Mch. 1899.
Population 1910,7,500; 4)4s'14 J-D
$15.0Q0——Dec 1 194
1920, 10,174.
Park Bonds.
4H8'11 F-A $40,000o—Mch 1
School Bonds.
4X8
J-J
$60,000c—Jan 1
4s '09
J-D
4,500c..Dec 20
4X8'11 F-A
89,000c—Aug 1
4)48*12 A-0
27,000c—Apr 1
4)4s'15 J-D
20,000—Dec 31
4s *16
J-D
24,100
June 1
Fire Department.
3)4s'02 F-A $17,000—Feb 21
1936 3Xa'02 M-S
10,000-—Sept 1
3 Xa'02 M-N
2,500—May 21
1939 4s *06
M-N 25,000r—June 1
1939 4s '04
M-N
20,000r—May 17
1941 4s *12
M-S
32,000
Sept 1
1942 3s *12
M-S
20,000
Sept 1
1945 4Xa'14 J-J
34,000—Jan 15
1946
4)4 8'14 J-J
4,000——July 1
5Xs'20 J-J
93,000.
1921-1940
Crematory.
Sewer Bonds.
4)4a'16s-a
$4.600r—Jan 1
4s
J-D$125,000o—Junejl 1928
Re-Paving Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
3Ms'02 M-S $35,000
Sept 1
4)48*08 J-D$70,000o—Deo 1 1938 4s *03
A-0
27,000—Oct 1
lXa'10 M-S
72.000O—Sept 1 1940
3)4s'03A-O
35,000—-Apr 15
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 31 '20
$633,600 4s *03
J-D
10,000
Dec 1
Tax revenue notes & bonds
50,000 4s *04
J-D
20,000
June 1
General improv't notes
9,100 4s *05 M-N 60,000r—Nov 1
Floating debt
59.500 4s '06
F-A
13,000r—Aug 1
Sinking fund, General
176,444 4s *07
F-A
15.000
Aug 1
Assess, val. real
13,042,750 4s '98
J-J
6,160
July 1
Assess, val. personal
1,290,700 3)4s'99 F-A
15,500—Aug 21
Second class JBR. property
108,922 4s '12
J-J
10,000
July 1
Net val. taxable 1920
14,442,372
M-N 20,000
4s '13
May 1
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$28.50 4s '14
J-J
10,000—July 1
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
F-A
5.000—Feb 16
4s *15
-
.
_
.
4s '15
—
SUSSEX
*
This borough Is In Sussex Co.
School Bldg. Bonds.
$5,000
Oct 8 1924
6,000
Oct 8 1934
Water Bonds.
4s
$40.000—Sept 1 1936
Road Bonds.
4s
$1,500
Jan 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Dec 311919. $52,500
Sinking funds
23,250
Assessed val'n, real estate. .$668,972
Assessed valuation, personal 196,475
Second class RR property—
6,924
Total assessed varn 1920—_ 872,371
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 20$29.22
4s
...
...
—
.
Population 1910, 1,212; 1920, 1,318
SUSSEX COUNTY.
County seat is Newton.
Road Bonds.
4s '08
A-O $20,000o—Oct 1 1938
4s '09
A-0
64,000o—Apr 1 1929
4s '09
A-O
38,000c—Oct 1 1939
4s '10
J-J
14,500o--July 1 1940
4s '12
J-J
17,600——Jan 1 1942
4s '14
A-O
42.000
Apr 1 1944
4Ks*16
22.0001922-1926
4s '18
J-J
6,000—July 1 '22-*27
4Hs'19 A-O' 105,000—Oct 1 '21-29
4Xs'19 A-0
35,000--Oct 1 '21-'25
BOND. DEBT f>ec 31 '20
$365,100
Sinking fund—.
59,187
Assess, val. real
23,181,311
Assess, val. personal
4,190,530
2d class RR. property.
275,061
Total assess, val. 1920—27,646,902
Less exemption—
....
148,090
Net value 1920
27,498,812
State ACo.tax (per $1,000) '20$i 1.08 +
Population 1910, 26.781; '20. 24,905
INT. at Sussex Nat. Bk.. Newton.
M
...
...
20,000—Feb
4s '03
3Xs'03
4s *04
4s '05
4a '06
4s *06
4s '07
4s '07
4Ms'08
4s '08
4s '08
4s *10
4)4s'10
4Hs'll
4)4s'll
4Hs'll
4s *12
4)4s'13
4s '13
M-N$25,000——Nov
M-N100,000
May
J-D
2,500
June
F-A
11,800
Feb
(P. O. Englewood)
1 1925
7,500
July 6
48,500
Sept 1
15,000
June 3
3,000—Feb 5
J-J
70,000.—July 22
3,500—.Aug 17
F-A
M-S
50,000r—Sept 1
M-N 18,600
Nov 1
A-0
2,900
Apr 2
M-N
4,800—May 23
A-0 130,000
Apr 1
F-A
26,000—Aug 1
J-J
6,000
July 1
24,750
Aug 1
F-A
F-A
5,000
Aug 1
M-S
21,000
Sept 1
M-N 70,000—May 2
a9,000
Dec 1
J-D
M-S a80,000
Mar 1
J-D a55.000—June 1
A-0
49,000r—.Oct 1
M-N
7.000—May 1
M-S 190,000r—Mar 1
M-N 23,000
Mayl
J-D
28,500r—June 1
M-S 55,000
Sept 1
J-J
100,000r—.July 1
1931
1932
1932
1932
1933
1933
1934
1935
1936
1936
J-J
M-S
J-D
F-A
_
.
4Ha'14
4Xa'14
4)4s'15
4)48*16 s-a
210,000r—Jan
4Hs'16 J-D
23,500
June
4)4s'16 M-S 16.000
Sept
4Xs'17 J-J
24,000..July 1
**
fl96,000c_0ct 1
5Hs'20.A-O
1
14,000c. .Oct
Library Bonds.
11941
,
Jan 1 1931
Feb 1 1932'
Hospital Bonds.
J-D
A-O
19451945
I!.
13:000—May 11935
—
18.000
4s *16
:::
5:000
Nov 1 1925
May 151926
Street-Department Bonds.
21,705
$9,000r..Sept 20
4,054,u37 4)48*10 M-S
M-N
7.500—.Mayl
20_$42.90 4s*13
Population In 1910 2,082; 1920.4,192 4Xa'14 M-N150.00Qr—-May 1
4Hs'13 J-D
24,000—Dec 18
4)4s'15 J-J
(P. O. Englewood) Is 4s '15
,
4s *15
4s '15
4s *15
5a '13
5a *16
1934
1935
19341945
4a *15
4s '15
(Railroad prop
Total assessed val'n 1920Totaltaxrate (per $1,000)
This district
1944
Rlver-Front-Impt, Bonds.
,
TEANECK TWP. SCH. DIST.
1943
1934
21-'34
$12,500r—June 1
4,000r—Oct 24
20,000—June 1
5,000—Feb 25
4HsT5 A-0
40.000
Apr 1
Assessment Bonds.
5,000
Feb 1
5s '19
M-S $29j600—Mar 1 *22-'29 4s '15
477,600
1942
1933
1 1950*
$21,000c.July 1 *22-'28 4)48*14 J-D
\ 16,000c.July 1 '29-'36 4s '15 F-A
j Personal
1941
1941
1941
1945
1 1946
1 1946
1 1946
'22 '27
6s '20jlJ-J 1
val'n
1937
1937
1938
1938
1938
1938
1940
1940
j270,000c_Oct 1 '35-'4»
iXa'll J-D a $50,000—June
4s '05
GROSS DEBT Dec 311919 $55,671
Assessed (Real estate
3,o55,232
1932
1933
1933
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1928
1929
1922
1923
1924
1925
1929
1930
1931
1922
4s '04
is in Bergen County.
Fire Bonds.
1926
1
1
1
1
3Hs'01 J-J $100,000
3Ms'02 F-A
15,000
TEANECK TOWNSHIP.
This township
.
1922
1922
1922
1926
1924
1932
1932
1934
1944
School House.
3Ms'99
3 Xa'OO
3)4s'01
3Xsf02
3Hs'01
3)4s'02
3 H s'02
3Hs'03
4s '08
_
*
borough (P. O. Spring Lake
INT. at First Nat. Bk., So. Amboy. Beach) is In Monmouth
County.
Park Bonds.
4)4s'03 F-A $19,500
Aug 1 1933
SOUTH ORANGE.
Fire Engine Bonds.
This village Is In Essex
County. 5s '15
M-S
$9,000
Sept 1936
Inc. 1869.
Population 1910, 6,014;
Water Extension.
1920. 7,274.
4Hs'06 F-A $25,000
Aug 1 1936
Playground Bonds.
58 g '11 M-S
70.000O—Mch 1 1941
4Hs'14J-J $28,000
July 11944
Water. Sewer & Park Bonds.
5s '96
J-D $70.000
Funding Bonds.
Deo 1 1926
Water Bonds.
IXs'lO M-S $14.200o—Moh 1 1935
J-J
58^14 J-J
4,000
Jan 1 1922 5s '99
$30,000
Jan 1 1929
Refunding Bonds.
iXa'16 J-J
28,000c—Jan 1 *22-'25
la
J-J
11,000
1922-1923 4Xs'14 A-O $15.000
Apr 1944
$11.04
4,500
INT. at U. S. Mtg. & Trust Co.,
N. Y. and Palisade Tr.& Guar. Co.»
1,009
_————_
Sewer
5s *10
—
Assessed val'n, personal
495,603
Total valuation (60%act.)$3,907,626
Spring Lake.
...
-1927
Bonds.
*35-*39
9,600
1921-1940
M-S 100.000c.Mar 1 '22-'41
BOND. DEBT June 30 *20 $157,000
....
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk, Toms River.
f$39,000c.Apr 1 *22-'34
I 20,000c.Apr 1
5s '20
6s *21
...
^
A-0
5s '07
—
—
10,000c. July 15'21-*30 4s *14
37,500c—Jan 1 '22-'46 4Xs*16 J-D
1930
1936
1924
1926
110.197r—July 1 1926
1.480—-MayS
5,743—June 15
3,982
Sept 1
16.847—Sept 20
1,000
Dec 1
1925
1925
1925
1925
1944
72.479T—June 11926
June, 1921.]
NEW
TRENTON (Concluded)—
Funding.
4b '04
6s '20
A-0 $569, OOOr
Oct
8,000
4Ks'17 J-J
1 1934
5s *18
120,000c_Nov 1 '37-*44
I 6,000c—-Nov 1 1945
63,000—July 1 '23-'29
91,000—July 1 '21-'27
12,000
Feb 1 '22-'27
[128,000c_Aug 1 *22-'29
F-A{ 22,000c
Aug 1 1930
'31-42
288,000c_Aug 1
12.000c
-Aug
300,000c_0ct 1
87,OOOc_Oct 1
330,000c_0ct 1
5Ms*20 A-0
[190,000c-Nov 1 *21-'30
M-N{ 96,000c_Nov 1 '31-'36
July 1 1922
1100,000—July 1 *30-'39
4Ks'17 J-J
4^8*18 F-A
1 1943
*21-'35
'36-'38
JERSEY-CITIES AND
Fire & Police-Signal Syst. Bds.
($1,000—Aug 1 '21-*22
115,000—Aug 1 '23-'27
5s g'17 F-A
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s g *17 F-A[$20,000--Aug 1 '2l-*24
24,000—Aug 1 '25-'28
4,000
Jan 1 1922
5J4s'18 J-J
45,000--Jan 1 *23-'31
I 12,000—Jan 1 '32-'33
'39-'49
Paving Bonds.
1,000c—Oct 1 1950 6s '20 M-N ($132,000c-Nov 1 *21-'32
i
2,000c—Nov 1 1933
4Hs'll J-D $36,300r—Dec 1 1921 GROSS DEBT Dec 31
'20$1,479,503
4J4s'll F-A
31,200—Aug 1 1921 Deductions
731,430
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19 $1,276,500
Tax revenue notes & bonds
350.000
Refunding Bonds.
4s '12
F-A
19,200
Feb 20
52,200r_—Nov 1
34,900r—Oct
1
14,500.—Feb 20
39,560.—Feb 23
60,000—Feb 23
13,500—Feb 25
4Ms'12 M-N
4 Ms'13 A-O
4s 13
F-A
4hb'14 F-A
.4Hs'15 F-A
4HB15
F-A
4s '15
4s '15
5,000
Assess, val. real estate
1923
1923
Assessed val. personal
Total assess, val. 1921
1924
1925
1925
Tax rate
Dec
Feb
1 1926
4Ms*16 J-J
[24,000—July 1 '22-24
■I 10,000
July 1 1925
4^8*17 F-A
/
111,000
NET DEBT
—
1,197,700
18,897,600
(per $1,000) 1921
$40.03
INT. on bonds of 1917 payable at
,
—
—
-
INT.
July 1 1926
8,000c—Feb 1 '22-'23
120,000c—Feb 1'24-'27
fire
on
bonds
at Guarantee
4s '10
4s '11
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'12 M-S $30,000c—Sept 1 1942
4Hs'14 A-0
35,000
Oct 1 1934
4^s'15 J-D
45.000
June 1 1945
19.000—June 15 1930
M-Na45,000
Nov 1 1941
4Ms* 14 J-D
20.000
June 11944
4xb'14 M-S 26,000
Sept 1 1944
4Hs'15 F-A
14,260
Feb 1 1945
4s '14
29,000
Sept 1 1944
4Hs'14 A-O
25,000——Oct 1 1944
4s '15
25,000.
-July 1 1945
4s '15
3,500
Sept 1 1925
4s *16
5,000
Feb 1 1946
4s '16
10,000
Feb 1 1946
4s '16
8,000—May 25 1946
a Coupon or registered.
—
.
4^8*15 M-S
4Hs'16A-0
1923
1927
1930
1932
1935
1936
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
J-J
$10,000
July 1 1941
4s '11
4s '11
J-D
15,000— -Dec 20 1941
25,000
Oct 1 1944
4^s'14 A-0
Sewer
4MsT9
4s *10
4s
1 1933
1
*41-'45
M-N$25,000c—May 4 1925
A-O
19,000
Apr 1 1938
Rahway Ave.— Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'10 J-J
$13,000c—July 2 1925
1941
1942
1942
1933
1945
Road Bonds.
4s
'09
—
I 3,000c—Aug 1 1928
Dec 1
8,500
A-0$579.000c—Oct
1
1942
1944
15
1930
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20 $2,759,166
Sinking fund and cash
Assess, val. real
City
360,475
44,787,116
Other assessable property- 4,809,611
Total val. '21 (80% act.) 261,769,0 >2
Assessed value 1920——226,237,786
County tax (per $1,000) '21
$6.92
Pop.n 1910. 140.197: 1920, 199.832
INT. on 5Xa of 1918 payable at
Treasurer's office; on others
Town
at Nat. State
VENTNOE
4Hs'12
4^s'13
4MsT4
4^8*13
J-J
$59,317.39r_July 1 1922
M-N 22,053.81-Nov 1 1923
M-N 41,803.69-May 1 1924
F-A
36,084.25-Feb 1 1923
Assessed
upon
property
benefited.
4Hs'12 J-J $90,537.6lr_July 1 1922
4Hs'13 F-A
15,565.75-Feb 1 1923
4Hs'13 M-N 51,523.19-Nov 1 1923
4^s'14 M-N108.196.31-May 1 1924
Bank, Elizabeth.
SEPARATELY.
City Water.
4s '97
J-J $175,000
Jan 1 1927
3Ms'02 A-0
75,000——Apr 1 1922
4s '04
J-J
100,000r—-July 1 1934
4s '06
J-D 150,000
June 11936
4Hs'08M-S
50,000
Mcb 1 1938
4Hs'08 A-0 100,000- —-Oct 1 1940
4J4s'13 M-S 150,000r—Mar 1 1943
4Hs
500
Past due
4Hs'13 A-O 180.000r—Oct
1 1943
80.00Q
Sept 1 1944
25.000
M-S
Dec
1 1944
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 *20$9,424,836
Deductions
5,633,999
3,790,837
NET.DEBT
Dec. 31*19.
Feb. 1918
Tot.bd.dt.,&c.$7,669,557 $7,681,057
Sinking funds. 2,599,842
2,464,742
Net debt.—$5,069,715 $5,000,000
Water debt (incl. above)— 1,094,000
1920, 2,203.
Emergency Bonds.
F-D
—
10,000c—June 1 1943
35.000—Oct 1 1945
Fire & Police Alarm.
M-S $20,000
5s '14
Sept 1 1944
Sewer Bonds.
M-S $25,000c—-Sept 1 1940
J-J
15,000c—-July 1 1938
5s '14
J-D
75,000
Dec 1 1944
5s '10
5s '08
Fire Bonds.
J-J
$15,000c—.Jan
M-S
10.000c-—Sept
M-S
15,000c—Mch
5s '12
M-N
3,000c—Nov
School Bonds.
5s '10
1 1930
5s *11
1 1941
5s '12
1 1932
5s '10
M-N $25,000
5s '14
M-N
5s '19
—
25,000
67,500-Serially to 1949
Water St Sewer Bonds.
5si?'09
A-O $25,000c—Oot
5s '09
J-J
25,000c—.Jan
5s *11
5s *11
A-O
J-J
M-S
F-A
5s '12
5s *12
1 1939
1 1939
30,000c-—Apr 1 1941
20,000c—July 1 1941
1920^,
119,-
96,815.
UNION.
town
Is
In
„
Hudson
County.
Inc. March 20 1866; charter amended
March 27
18747
1920.
Pop'n '10. 21,023;
20,651.
J
Fire Department Bonds.
a
6Hs'l8 J-J [$21,000—Jan 1
xo
\ 14,000—Jan 1
on
School Bonds.
1 1942
1 1941
1 1941
1 1941
1 1942
*22-'30
UO.OOOc—Apr 1 '31-'35
Boardwalk Bonds.
M-S $75,000c—Sept 1 1924
5s '11
M-S
10.000c—Sept 1 1931
Ventnor Avenue Impt. Bonds.
5s '10
M-N $50,000c—-Nov 1 1940
5s '12
M-N 10.000c—Nov 1 1942
Beach Park Bonds.
,
„
6s '20
22-'28
*22-'28
.
M-N [$2,000
J-D
_
J-D
A-O
F-A
1929
$95,OOOr
Sewer Bonds.
F-A $45,OOOr
1929
Electric-Light St Power Bonds.
$90.000cMar30*22-'36
I
7,000c_Mar 30 1937
Fire Department Bonds.
A-O [$3,900_.Oct 1 '2l-'33
1 6,000..Oct 1 '34-*48
5s 17
A-0 J 6,000—Oct 1 '2l-'26
5s '17
'22-'30
1 1931
1 1932
1 1934
4^s'19 J-D
23,000c&rJune 1 '22-44
4s
Funding Bonds.
4^s'07 J-J $33,000c—July 1 1937
4^8*15 J-J
[25,OOOc_.Jan 15 1925
\35.000c. .Jan 15 1935
Fire-House Bonds.
4Hs'll J-J
$15,000c—.July 1 1931
Park Bonds.
5s '19 A-O $49,000-$2,000 yly Apr 1
Road Bonds.
4^s'05 J-J
$50,400o_-Jan 1 '22-'35
4Hs'07 J-J
l7,600o.July 1 '22-'32
4Hs'14 M-S 30,000c—.Sept 1 1934
Sewerage Disposal Plant Bonds.
4Hs'08 J-D $-»4,400c_Dec 1 '2l-'28
BOND. DT. Dec 31 '20$498,800
Assess, debt
23,799
Floating debt
35,697
Sinking funds
80,704
Assessed val. real estate—15,630,425
—
Assess, val.
1
5.000c—Dec 1
15,000c.--Apr 1
50,000
Feb 1
1950
1952
1952
1954
M-N 30.000--Nov 1 '2l-'26
M-N144.000—May 1 *22-'69
436,900
7,388,368
personal
property.
Other assessable
Total valuation 1920.
23,455,693
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$21.10
Population 1910,11,228; 1920-14,185
on
t 1.500
Oct
Municipal Land Bonds.
1
1927
remaining
funding and road bonds,
Nat. Bank. Union;
road,
sewerage-disposal
and
first three
on
bonds at
Hudson
of
issues
Trust
school
Oo.; school
bonds due 1934 at Weehawken Trust
Co., and on fire bonds at First Nat.
Bank, Union.
WENONAH.
This borough is in Gloucester Oo.
Water Bonds.
4Hs
...
$29,000
4Hs
6,500
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20-$38,000
Assessed val. real estate
854,345
-
Assess, val.
127,525
personal
2d class RR. property
Total assessed val. 1921
6,799
988,669
$1,000) 1921—$38.80
1910, 645;
1920,
918
Tax rate (per
Population
5s '17
A-0
$2,800--Oct 1 '21-'48
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $431,882
WESTFIELD.
Deductions
NET DEBT..
bonds coupon but may be
Tax
revenue notes
—
Emergency notes
Assessed val. real estate
240,309
191,573
25,000
1,562
2,927,625
Assessed val. personal
2d class RR. property
val.
assess,
t
This
3,498,598
1921
1921 —-$ >4.18
WALLINGTON.
This borough is In Bergen Oo.
School Bonds.
5s
$63,600—1923 & 1940
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'16J-D $13,000
June 11941
4s
is
town
in
^
f
All
Co.
Union
registered
at option of holder. Pop'n '10, 6,420;
1920, 9,026.
Inc. Mar. 4 1903.
Sewer, Sidewalk & Road Bonds.
5s '15
J-J ($18,000—Jan l'22-'24
513,875
[
7,000.___Jan 1 1925
57,098 5a '13
J-D
4,000c_J'ne 30 '22- 23
Water Bonds.
$30.000
1921
$43,250
35,000
Floating debt
38,000
Sinking fund General
27,000
Assessed val. real estate
1,737,415
Assessed val. personal
405,930
2d class RR. property
1,512
Total assess, val. 1920
2,144.857
Less exemptions
2,000
Net valuation 1920
2,142,857
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '2)_$47.90
Population 1910, 3.448; 1920-5,715
—
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 19 '21Assess, debt (add'l)
.
WANAQUE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Wanaque) Is in
Repaying Bonds.
J-D
$1,000c—June 30 1922
,nnn
5s'13
General Impt. Bonds.
43^s'10 J-D $20,000—June30 1930
4Hs'10 A-O
6,876-—Oct 1 1940
4Hs'll J-D
4,000—i-Aug 1 1920
5s '13
J-D
30,000c—June 30 1943
5s '18
J-D
76,000-June 15 22- 59
Sewer Bonds.
^
July 1 1927
Apr 1 1939
Street and Sewer Bonds.
5s'18
J-D
15,000c-June 15 22-24
\ 16,OOOc_June 15 25-28
4s '97
4s '09
J-D $30,000
A-0
30.000
Assessment
5s *18
Bonds.
[18,000c June 15 22- 23
{12,000c June 15 '24-'25
\ 15,000c June 15 26-28
J-D
Funding Bonds.
J-J $72,000—Jan
„
,
5s '15
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 *21—
.
1 22-'45
$436,601
174,3bl
Assess, debt additional
Floating debt
45,680
General sinking fund--59,219
Assessed valuation, real-.11,827,710
Assessed val'n, personal-- 1,012,450
— -
Asses.val.2d class RRj>rop.
73,244
Total assessed val'n 1921-13,513,404
Total tax rate (per $1.000)
21-$31.60
Passaic County.
BOND. DEBT June 30 '20
$47,800
Assessed val'n of [Real est_2,161,400
Borough 19201 Pers prop
Tot.
val.
447.650
1920
2,609,050
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$27.10
Population in 1920 (est.)
3,500
assess,
WESTFIELD
WALL TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
This district
5s '19
s-a
I
1 '34-'43
3.000--July 1 '44-'46
BOND. DEBT June 30 '20
$28,500
Floating debt
13,000
Assessed val. [ Real estate.-1,595,2 >5
oftwp. '18.Personal
283,100
2d class RR. property
4,522
Total assessed val. 1921
1,882,877
Tax rate (per $1,000) '21
$33.40
WASHINGTON.
This borough is In Warren County.
Inc.
1868.
/Sewer Bonds (part every 5 yrs.).
4s
J-J
$53.200--July 1 '22-40
GRO: 8 DEBT Dec 31 1920-S66.813
Deductions
11,614
NET
DEBT
[ 3,000c--Sept 1 1922
\32.000c_Sept 1 '23-'30
BD. DEBT June 30 1920-
$211,000
1919
52,000
(act.)-11,684^000
19 $27 .40
Sinking fund
($18,000-July 1 '22-*33 Population
120,000--July
l5,500c&rDecl5'22^52
J-D
Assessed val.
School Bonds.
J-J
_
"
Total tax rate (per
(P. O. New Bedford)
is in Monmouth County.
5s'17
SCHOOL DIST.
4J4s'08 J-J
$42,000--July 15 1938
40,000o_Mch 1 '22-41
4Hg'll M-S
95,f00—Jan 1 22-42
4x* 14 j-j
6s '20
May 1 1922
138,000.-May 1 *23-'60
Park Bonds.
5s '10
J-D $10,000c—Dec
4H8
F-A $35,000—Feb 1
22- 28 5s '12
4Hg'10 S-a
33,750-—Jan 3 22-24 5s '12
4xs
70,000-Mch 1 '25-*31 5s '14
4Hs'13 J-J
92.310—Jan 15 *22-'33 ^s'10
4Hs'13 F-A
84,000-Aug 15 '33-37 6s '19
—
Incorporated In 1880.
Commission
government adopted Mar. 11 1913.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
F-A $25,OOOr
1929
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'06 J-D $35,500r—.June 1 1936
Water Bonds.
1 1942
5s '04
This
This borough Is in Cumberland Co.
1 1932
May 1 1940
May 1 1964
1859.
$24,700c.Mch 1
M-S
25,000c—-Mch
J-D
45,400o
Deo
A-0
55,000c—Apr
due 1934, at First
VINE LAND.
INT.'is payable in Vlneland.
-
1910,
—
4s
15
M-S
Population 1910 , 5,282: 1920, 6,799
5s'20
M-S$125,000-Serially to 1940
Water Bonds.
5s '08
J-J
$57,000c—-July 1 1938
20,000c-—Mch
10,000c—Aug
Refunding Bonds.
Real estate
$91,335,550 5s '11
F-A $25,000c—Feb
Personal
20,676,400
Paving Bonds.
2d-class RR. property—
924,388 5s '11
J-D$100,000o—June
Total valuation
112,936,338 5s '11
J-D
80,000c—Deo
(Assessment about actual value.)
6s '12
M-N 25.000c—-May
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$36.00 4^s'17 A-0 [27,000c--Apr 1
POPULATION.—In
district (P. O. Verona) is in
County.
School Building Bonds.
5s
'18 J-J
$35,000.
1952
3^s'02 A-0
$3,800
1922
3^s'02 M-N
6,333
1927
4Hs'll M-N
2,300
1921
4Hs'll M-N 18,000
.1931
TOT. BD. DT. June 30 1920.$64,633
Total tax (per $1,000)
city (P. O. Atlantic City) Is In
Atlantic County.
Inc. Mch. 17 1903.
Population 1910 (U. S. Census), 491;
5s *13
4s
-
This
Essex
CITY.
ASSESSED VALUATION 1921.
289;
VEEONA SCHOOL DISTEICT.
Total
This
5s '15
WATER LOANS REPORTED
4Hs'14 J-D
INTEREST on school bonds at the
Bank of Montclalr; on water bonds
the Montclalr Trust Co.
at
212,172,335
Assess, val. personal——
STREET
BLE BY SPECIAL ASSESSM'T.
4*|s'14
352,400
1,510
3,395,310
Tax rate (per$1.000) 1921
$10.50
Population 1910, 1,675; 1920—3,039
val. 1921
4Hs'17M-S[
/72,000c—Oct 1 '21-'29
\ 7,000c—Oct 1 1930 UNION TOWNSHIP.
IMPT. LOANS PAYA¬
(See Lyndhurst Township.)
Assessed upon
3,041,400
Assessed val. personal
2d class RR. property
4s
—
...
Assess, val. real estate
Sheridan House Bonds.
'97
J-J
$27,000c-—July 1 1922
Land Purchase Bonds.
4s
A-O
$5,000—Oct
township is In Hudson County.
March
School Bonds.
4s '09
Bonds.
5s
$76.800
-1922-1945
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $219,600
Deductions
202,244
NET DEBT.
17,356
assess,
This
Inc.
4s
1913.)
........
A-O
$70,000o&r_0ct 111939
4^s*10 M-S HO.OOOc&r.Sept 1 1940
4Ms'12 J-J
145,000c—July 1 1942
4HsT2 M-S
60,000c—Sept 1 1942
4s '02
$50,000—Apr 15 1941
4^s'16 F-A
50,OOOr—Feb 1 1946
Aims-House Bonds.
4s '13
M-N $2,500—Nov 15 1933
4s'15
12,000
May 11945
4Hs'14 J-D
30,000——June 1 1944
Poor Bonds (Cemetery).
4s'13
M-N $3,000——May 1 1923
Assess. St Funding Bonds.
$9.000c—Aug 1 1922
5s '18
F-A
10,000c
Aug 1 1921
48,000c_Aug 1 '23-'28
5s '18
F-A [21,000c-Aug 1 '22-'27
js'14
js'20 A-0
Water Bonds.
414s'08 M-N $54,000c—Nov 1 1928
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly after
WEEHAWKEN.
INT.
Hospital Bonds.
4Xs'll J-J
$50,000c—-Jan
4Hs'12 J-J
75,000c»
Jan
4Hs'12 M-S
85,000c
Sept
Oct
4Hs'13 A-O 125,000
4s
J-D
75,000
Dec
4s
$31,000-—
Harbor Bonds.
4Ms'16
$30,000--May 1 '22-'36
s-a
Court-House Bonds.
Bonds.
—
borough Is In Essex County.
1907.;.
Total
24,000--Sept 1 '2l-'28
[38,000—Oct d '2l-'40
1 6,000—Oct
Armory Bonds.
—
Police St Fire Tel. & Tel.
3Hs'03 A-0 $40,000...Apr 15
4s '07
A-0
8,000
Apr 1
4Hs'10 M-S
5,OOOr
Sept 1
4s '12
F-A
10,500
Aug 1
4Hs'15 J-J
20,OOOr—July 1
27.500r—Jan
1
4Hs'16 s-a
This
6s '21
___
'22-'31
\32-'37
'21-'44
2,000c-._Jan 1 1946
TOTAL DEBT Apr 18 *21-$39,000
VEEONA.
Inc.
Sewer
Park Improvement.
3J4s'0l M-S $20,000-—Sept 2 1926
4s'04
J-D'
10,000
Jure 11929
4s '05
J-J
14,350
July 1 1930
4s '06
J-D
2,500
June 1 1936
4s '07
J-J
23,000
Jan 1 1932
^
.
Co., Atlantic City.
Nov. 1
Refunding Bonds.
4J4s'13 J-J
$50,000.—July
Road and Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J [$30,000—July 1
\ 24.000-July 1
4^s'18 F-A 214,000—Aug 1
J-D
Trust
Town Treasurer's office.
ONION COUNTY.
County seat is Elizabeth.
Improvement Bonds.
5^s'20 J-D $501,000c—June 1 1926
5Ms'20 --1,082,000c.—July 1 1926
estate._-$1,836,613
__
—
748,073
17,699,900
1 1925
1 1925
Feb
3,500
50,100r
—
4^s'16 M-N
1922
1922
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
590,683
110,627 2d class RR. property
59,127
16,400 Total assess, val. 1921. —-2,486,423
272,788 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 .$38.40
Sinking\ General
funds/ School..
6,220 Population 1910, 3,567; 1920-3,341
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20$1,520,350
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Wash¬
Deductions
1,028,113
ington.
NET DEBT..
492,237
Assessed val. real estate
8,505,317
Assessed val. personal——
664,395 WASHINGTON SCHOOL DIST.
School Bonds.
2d class RR. property
22,541
Total assess, val. 1921--- 9,192,253
$6,000c—Jan 1 '22-'27
J-J •
15,000c._Jan 1 '28-'37
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1921„$43.40 4s *17
16,000c.-Jan 1 '38-'45
Emergency notes & bonds
Gen'l improvement notes.
,
_
93
TOWNS
55,199
1919
$1,000)
(est.)
8,500
payable at Westfield Trust
Oo. in New York exchange.
INT.
WEST HOBOKEN.
This town Is situated in Hudson Co.
1861.
Pop'n
1910, 35,403;
40.068.
School-Buildin
rd Sites. ••
4s '99
M-S $15,000
-1922-'31
4s '04
F-A
89,300--Aug 1 '22-'o4
4s *09
A-0
22-'34
27,745o-Apr 1
4 Hs'io J-J
57.000o.July 1 '22-'40
5s
14
F-A 205.000—Aug 1 *24-'54
4Hg'16F-A
25.000c—Feb 1 1940
14
15.000
Apr 1 19&
5s *18
J-J
[38,000c-July 1 '22-'33
\20,000c_july 1 *34-'38
Inc.
1920,
.
—
tHs'08 M-N f30,000c.Nov 1 '31-'40
44*s'12 J-D
55,000c
1932-1942
M-N100,000c.May 1 *34-'43
1922 5s '13
1922-1927 44*s'16A-0 100,000c ....1936-1946
WEST HOBOEEN (
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
44*s'12J-J
$10.000
14,600
)—
44*s'll
5s '18
M-N
8,400
Nov 1 1927 (See V. 102 p. 1651, for maturity.)
4Hs'16 M S
7,200
Mar 1 1946
Funding Bonds.
376,700
5s '18
$24,000
--..-1931 BOND. DEBT May 19*19
Assessed valuation 1919.-16,860.923
Assessment & Renewal Bds.
4s *05
J-J $ 100.000c
July 1 1925 School tax (per $1,000) 1919.-.$8-12
15,000
44*s'08 J-J 200.000
1938 Population in 1919 (est.)
44*»'10 J-J 25.000
1—1940
tINTEREST at U. S. Mort. &
5s '10
J-J
210,000
1940 Tr. Co., N. Y.; other Interest at
5s '10
M-N 48,000
1940 First National Bank. West Orange.
4Ks'12 A-O
35,000
1942
Floating Indebtedness Bonds.
WINDSOR
TOWNSHIP
5s '17
M-N $13,400
1922-1926 WEST
Judgment Bonds.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
'
5s '15
J-J
$3,000c.—July 1 1930
This district (P. O. Dutch Neck)
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20 $1,218,067 is in Mercer County.
Deductions
1,024,452
School Bonds.
NET DEBT.
1193,615 44*s'17 A-0 ($4,000.-Apr 1 '22- 25
Sinking fund
218,882
130.000. -Apr 1 26-45
$42,000
Assess, val. (real est.).--$25,903,820 TOTAL DEBT June 30 *20
Assess, val., personal
1,343,175 Floating debt
4.000
2nd Class RR. property..
20,662 Assess, val., real est. ._ _—1.4< 2,933
Total val. 1921
—$27,267,657 Assess, val., personal...402,225
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$35.58 2d class RR. property
59,867
INT. on bonds marked
(**) at Total assessed val. 1921...1,935,025
---
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_
[VOL. 112.
STATE
PENNSYLVANIA-DEBT OF
94
WOODCLIFF LAKE.
This borough is in Bergen County.
Incorporated Aug. 28 1894.
Road Bonds.
5s
$15,000
Part yearly
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'16 J-D i$15,000.June 1 '22-*26
\ 20,000.June 1 '27-'31
Paving Bonds.
5HsT8 F-A $60,000.-Aug 1 '2l-'26
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
5s '16
M-N$35,000c
May 1 1946
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 *21. $793,400
Deductions
387,533
NET DEBT
405,867
Assessed impt bonds (add'l)
8,000
Assessment imp't notes
106,133
Tax revenue notes
136,500
Assessed val., real estate
7,339,320
Assessed val., personal
1.',03,392
2nd Class RR. property._ 1,998,388
Assessed valuation 1921 ..10,849,400
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921
.$45.40
Population 1915,12,133; 1920,13,423
bonds
$3,000
Improvement Certificates.
School
5s
$6,500
Part yearly
TOT. BD. DT. Dec 31 '20$32,500
Assess, val.
(per $1,000)1921...$30.60
Population 1910. 1.043; 1920.
587
Tax rate
WOODLYNNE.
This borough is in
Incorporated 1901.
School Bonds.
„
-
.
Hudson Tr. Co.
Tot.tax rate (per
WEST NEW YORK.
This town is in Hudson Co.
Bank.
$1,000) '20-.$22.80
Population in 1920
— ...1,389
First National
INT. Is payable at
See
1413, concerning opinion b:
Supreme Court holding town liable
for Interest on certain school bonds
Playground Bonds.
44*s'17 J-J
$25.000—July 1 *22-'4e
Fire Bonds.
5s
$20,000
5s '12
J-J
14,000o__July 1 '22-'3l
WOODBRIDGE TWP.
WEST WOOD.
.
_—
.
—
Fire
.......
—
July 1 1943
7.000
July 1 1944
]
5s '18
F-A
/42,000c.Aug 1 '21-'41
121,000c. Aug 1 *42-'48
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20.3,700,533
Deductions
• 1,990,831
NET DEBT
1,709 /02
School bonds (add'l)
554,500
Ass't impt bonds (add'l).. 1,383,620
Assessment impt notes.._
91,065
Tax revenue notes
330,000
Gen'l improvement notes.
,5,150
Assessed val., real estate.20,691,725
Assessed val,, personal... 1,394,450
2d class RR. property..._ 7,849,454
Assessed valuation 1921—29,935,629
....
Total tax rate
(per $1,000)'21 $38.22
Population 1910, 13,560; *20. 29,926
INT. Is payable at Hudson Trust
Co., West Hoboken, and West New
York Trust Co.
WEST ORANGE.
This town is in Essex Co.
Feb.
28
Incorp
Pop'n 1910, 10.980;
1900.
1920, 15,573.
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
44*s'15 M-S $15,000
Sept 1 1930
(Optional after Sept. 1 1920.)
Paving Bonds.
5s '20
J-J
($l6,000c.Jan 1 '22-'29
\ 33,000c_Jan 1 '30-*40
Street-Improvement Bonds.
6s '20
J-D $90,000c...Dec 1 1926
54*s'20 J-D
48,000c_Dec 1 '21-'32
Funding Bonds.
4s '09
F-A $ 100,000c... Feb 1 1939
4 4*g'll M-N 100,000c...May 1 1941
44*s'14 M-S 100,000c
Mar 1 1942
4s
Refunding Road Bonds.
J-J
$45,000c
July 1 1922
4s
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $150,000o Ar.Jan
4s g '04 M-N
5s '20
J-J
1 1934
90.000O—Nov 1 1934
/ 2,000c...Jan 1
1922
\38,000c_ Jan- 1 '23-'60
Assessment
Bonds.
WHARTON.
This borough is in Morris County.
Population 1910, 2,983; 1920, 2,877
WILDWOOD.
1
Jan.
__
4Hs'12
4Hs'12
4Hs'16
4^8*16
10,000—Jan 1
10,500—Jan 1
19,000—Jan
9,000.Jan
1
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
500;
1,515
1920,
*22-'31 WOOD RIDGE.
'22-'42
This borough Is In Bergen County.
1946
Street Improvement Bonds.
'26-'43 5s
J$10,000
Jan 1 1929
t 20,000
May 11934
1
—
Street Impt. Bonds.
J-J
$20,500r_— July 1 1925
School
4s '05
1
1
1
1
A-O
16,000c&r_0ct
J-J
16,000
July
J-J
3,500
July
J-J
13.500
Jan
44*sT6 J-J /15,OOOr
Jan
\10,OOOr
Jan
44*s'17 J-J
11,000c..Jan 1
4Ms'07
4 H s'08
4HsTl
44*sT3
Sewer
1910,
Population
$50,000..Jan 1 '22-'46
20,000c .Jan 1 47-'56
Bonds.
$20,000c
Jan 11927
1927 5s'07
River Ditch Bonds.
1928
$5,500—--Jan 1 1926
1931 4s
1933 BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 1921 $55,500
—
...
4,300
Assessment debt (add'l)
1 1922
47,282
Sinking fund
1 1936
*22-'32
Assess, val. real estate.... 1,429,660
Assess, val.
Bonds.
personal...— _
2nd Class RR. property.
44*s
M-N $4.000
Nov 1 1940
Repavement Bonds.
44*s'14 J-J
$20,000
Jan 1 1939
Water Bonds.
240,571
5,062
'
(act.) 1921-1,675.293
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21-$42.70
Total valuat'n
Population .1910, 1,043; 1920, 1,043
INT.
at
Carlstadt Nat.
Bank..
$12,000c
See below
Feb. 1 1916 and $10,000 Carlstadt.
every five years thereafter.)
44*sT4 A-O $30,000..Apr 1 '22-'36 WOODSTOWN.
This borough Is in Salem County.
44*s*14 A-O
30,OOOr
Apr 1 1939
Water Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
$28,000
1932
4 4*3*08 J-J
$85.000c—July 1 1938 44*s
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20- $448,681
Road-Improvement Bonds.
Deductions..
355,019 4 4*s
$10,000
-.1921
$38,000
NET DEBT.
95,662 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '18.
Assess, val., real estate
4.501,570 Assessed valuation, real._.l ,085,400
338,250*
Assess, val., personal
826,400 Assessed val., personal
F-A
4s
...
...
city of Wildwood
(consolida¬
tion of Wildwood and Holly Beach)
Is in Cape May County.
Consoli¬
dated
Apr 1 1931
Aug 1 1930
$9,000
15,000
($10,000
Water Bonds.
6s '21
M-S$150,000c—Mar 1 1927
BON DE D D EBT. ............. ( ?)
The
Sinking fund
16,981
(real estate)—
880,899
Assessed value, personal
118,121
Total assessed valuation *21-9'9,020
Total tax rate (per $1.000) '21.$37.30
Assess, val.
Bonds.
4Hs'08 J-J
4Hs'09J-J
27,300
School debt (add'l)..
Population 1910,
School Bonds.
,
| 3,000
1871.
4Hs
A-O
4>*s'15 F-A
—
5s '16
...
city Is in Gloucester County
4,642; 1920, 5,801.
is in Bergen County.
Ihcormorated May 9 1894.
School-Building Bonds.
5s '09
M-Sa$ 18,500c
Serially
5s'99
A-0
*2,OOOr......Serially
5s *12
J-D a29,000c
Serially
5s ft '15 F-A
Road Bonds.
10,400c.Aug 1 '21-'24
Street Bonds.
44*s'04 F-Ae$13,000c
Serially
5s '10
$5,000
44*s'14 J-J al5,000c...July 1 1929
5s '11
J-D
1,100
Dec 1 1921
Park Improvement Bonds.
5s '12
J-J
22,000c—July 1 1925 4Hs'14J-J
a30.000c.__July 11944
_s '13
GROSS DEBT Dec 30 '20$84,529
26,000
Deductions
62,462
Funding Bonds.
22,067
4 4*s'05 F-A$150,000c
Aug 11-30 NET DEBT..
5s '08
18,377
J-J
200,000
July 1 1938 Tax revenue notes
5s
A-0 200,000c—Apr 1 1924 Assessed valuation, real—2,466,.570
5s '12
J-J
120,000c—July 1 1927 Assessed val'n, personal
291,469
5s '15
M-S 250,000c—Mar 1 1939 Tot.ass'd val.*21...
2.769.794
Town Hall Bonds.
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '21-142.90
5s '14
J-D $58,600..June 1 *22-'39 Population 1910, 1,870; 1920, 2.597
School Bonds.
a INT. payable at First Nat. Bk.,
6s'08
J-J
$95,000c...$2,000 y'rly Westwood.
* At the
Irving Nat.
5s
J-J
18,000c.Jan 1 '22-'30
Bank, N. Y.
e At Hackensack Tr.
5s '06
J-J
46,000c. .Jan 1 '22-'44 Co.
Ail bonds are tax-exempt.
5s'12
J-J
105,050c—Jan l '22-'57
5s '13
49,500
Part yearly.
,
5s
$5.000
$500 yearly
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 1921.156.600
WOODBURY.
This borough
$29,600—July 1 '22-'46
...
...
...
This
Co.
(Due $10,000
1932, $5,000 1933.
$10,000 1925, $5,000 1941, $9,200
1944 and $3,500 1954.)
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s
$10,600r
(Due $300 May 10 1924, $300 May
10 1926, $1,000 May 10 1928 and
$1,000 yearly thereafter.)
s-a
Inc. Jan. 2
Camden
Street & sewer bds. 5s & 544s-$42,700
($93,000
1922-1952
\
2,000
1953
School Building Bonds.
5s '20
$35,000.Jan 15 '22-'56
5s'20
15.000.Jan 15 *22-'36
BOND. DEBT June 30 '20-$347,000
Princeton.
V. 93, p.
5s
SCH. D.
School Bonds
5s '19
personal...—
2nd Class RR. property.__
Total valuation 1921
—
—
797,920
113,061
1,155
912.136
Assess, val. real estate
...
Commission
1912.
government adopted July 23 1912.
Holly Beach Bonds.
Refund. 5s (c) Jan. 1
1940—$73,000
20,000
25,000
property.7,926
1921.1,431,576
$1,000) '21.141.00
Population 1910, 1,613; 1920, 1,589'
2nd Class RR. property...
39,259
Total assess, val. 1921... 5,367,229
2nd Class RR.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921...$34.70
INTEREST payable in Wooaoury.
Total tax rate (per
Total assessed value
Seawall 5s (r) Oct. 21 1927—
Boardwalk 5s (r) Apr 1 1925.
Boro. of Wildwood Bonds.
Improv. 5s (c) Dec. -1 1927.$29,500
Improvement 6s (c) 1927
50,500
Atlantic Ave. 5s (r) Mayl '24 12,000
Boardwalk 5s (c) 1931
20,000
Debt fund 5s (c) June 1 '31.
3,000
City of Wildwood Bonds.
Refund. 5s (c) Jan. 15 '43—$41,500
Fire-house 5s (c) Jan. 15 '43. 12,000
of
State
Water Bonds
5s *15
M-N$560,000c_Nov 15 1945
5s
J-J
7,000
Jan 1 1931
5s
M-N
11.000—Mav 5 1946
5s '18
M-S
5s
s-an
J-J
5s '15
—
ITS
RESOURCES, ETC.
DEBT,
34,000.Sept 30 '2l-'54
Admitted
School Bonds.
5s'17
Pennsylvania.
$100,000
7 *1,000--July20 1921
1 13,000.July 20 '22-'47
$17,000
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'17 F-A$12J.500
1922-1957
Funding Bonds.
5s '14
A-0 $22,000
Apr 1 1944
)s *15
A-0
50,000—-Apr 10 1945
4^s'16J-D
33,000c_Dec 1 '21-'31
M-N
4.L6
1922-1930
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
J-J
$17,000c—.July 1 1933
5s '14
A-0
7,500
Apr 1 1934
6s '17
5s '13
,s
11.300 —.1922-1937
54*s*20 J-D($44,OOOc_Dec 1 '21-'24 .s
lo,6.r0
1922-1930
1 60,000c .Dec 1 '25-'29
improvement Bonds,
Town Hall Bonds.
-s
J-D
$ .000
..1921-1925
5s '17
J-J
$20,100.July 1 '22-'43 GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '20
$1,371,884
BOND. DEBT Dec 21 '20
$805,000 Deductions
926,091
Sinking fund
183,816 NET DEBT..
445,793
Assess, impt. notes Mar *20
132,672 Assess, val. real e tate
6,991,780
Gen. impt. notes Mar '20..
32,431 Assess, val.
...
as
a
One of Original Thirteen
State
45.215Harrisburg
Governor (term exp. 3d Tues. Jan. 1923).___Wm. C. Sproul
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1923)__Cyrus E. Woods
Treasurer (term expires May 1925).-Charles A. Snyder
Auditor-General (term expires May 1925).-Samuel S. Lewis
Attorney-General
George E. Alter
Total
State
area
of State (square
Capital
LEGISLATURE
^
meets
miles)
_
biennially in odd years on the first Tuesday In
January, and there is no limit to the
length of the sessions.
—
.
Tax
revenue notes
Mar'20
.
persoral
156,808
461,850
2nd Class RR. pit party.
84.873
4,600 Tot. ass'd va. '2Uy£ act.) 7,538.503
Assessed val, real
15,340,050 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1921--$46.54
Assessed val. personal
2,605,200 Population 1910, 898; 1920. 2,790
Assess. val. 2dclassR R. prop.
13,223
*
INT.
payable at Marine National
Total assessed val. 1921__18,048,473
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$41.50 Bank, Wildwood; on others at N. Y.,
Camden and Wildwood.
INTEREST Is payable part at the
Provident
Institution for Savings,
part at the First Nat. Bank. West WILDWOOD CREST.
This borough (P. O. Wildwood) is
Orange. Trustees for the support ol
in Cape May Chunty.
Funding Bonds.
lanklng and Ins. In trust for policy¬
holders
of
New
Jersey
Fidelity 5s
$86,000
Plate Glass Insurance Company of 6s '20
M-N/15,000c.Nov 1 '21-'30
120.000c.Nov 1 '3l-'40
Newark, Federal Insur. Co., West
$100,581
Orange Sinking Fund Comm. and BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20
$1,769,450
part at Hoboken Bank for Savings Assess, val. real estate
and Howard Savings Inst.; also Tren¬ Assess, val. personal
68.550
ton Sav. Fund Soc., Trustees estate 2nd Class RR. property..
1,494
1,839,494
of H. G. Marquand and Bethel H. Total assess, val. 1921
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1921..$35 51
Jackson, East Orange.
Population
1910,
103;
1920,
161
schools.
Commissioner
ol
...
WEST OBANGE SCH. DIST.
4s g
4s g
4s '04
4s '05
A-0
$5,000c...Apr
F-A
10,000c_ .Feb 1
M-S t55,OOOc.Sept 1
J-J
tl»300o.July 1
1
LOANS—
1
Interest
P.CI.
6
6
Name and Purpose.
Agricultural College bonds, 1872.r
Proceeds of farm sale, 1887
Payable.
F-A
Quar
1 1922
'23-*24
'24-'29
'22-'27
Principal
When Due.
Outsland'g
Feb 1 1922
/ Held
in )
"nfnnded debt and debt unon which interest has ceased..
.
Highway impt. bonds, 1919—
6
J-J
July 1 1949
Highway impt. bonds, 1920—
44*
F-A
Aug. 1 1923
TWP.
This township (P. O.
Is in Middlesex County.
School bonds
Woodbridge)
$187,000
141.320
.
INTEREST
on
the
12,000,000
12,000,000
Agricultural College loan is payable at the State
all other bonds at Philadelphia National
Treasurer's office in Harrisburg; on
Bank in Philadelphia.
Nov. 30 '17.
$651,110
651,110
TOTAL, DEBT, &c. Nov. 30 '20. Nov. 30 '19. Nov. 30 '18.
public debt
$24,451,000 $12,651,000
$651,110
Sinking fund
1,559,024
651,110
651,110
Total
$22,891,976 $12,000,000
Net debt.
Unfund dt.
(incl. above)
None
None
$141,320
$134,110
$134,110
141,320
Nov. 30 1920, $16,901,893.51, including general fund
of $5,658,930.72, sinking fund $658,320.26, school fund, $33,686.06, game
protection and propagation fund, $89,526.46, bounty fund $412,727.78, in¬
surance
fund $438,126.47, manufacturing fund $42,448:05, and motor
fund $714,741-91; Federal appropriation for vocational education $246,259.91 and fish propagation, $$40,043.37.
Banking Department fund,
$55,767.51; State bond and road, $8,262,552.80; State Bond Road Sinking
Fund, $59,024.46; employee's savings fund, $30,535-59; State Annuity
Reserve Fund No. 2, $79,828.67; and the experimental fund (Department
of Agriculture), $79,374.49.
The unfunded debt mentioned in the above table consists of relief notes
in circulation, interest certificates unclaimed, Interest on certificates out¬
standing, domestic creditors and bonds past due upon which Interest has
Balance in treasury
.
WOODBRIDGE
$500,000
17,000
\StateTreasJ
_
Emergency notes Mar '20-
Sublic
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.
The details of the debt as it now exists are subjoined.
ceased.
„
.
June, 1921.]
PENNSYLVANIA-DEBT OF
ASSESSED VALUATION has been
Years—
follows:
His::::::::::::::
1914
1913
1912
...
-
for and may include the amount of the interest and
Personal.
—16,836,619,796
5,427,072,733
5,345,123,580
5,472,236,214
5,405,135,172
5.332,133,902
5,201,745.800
4,591.014.590
4,584,806,925
4,633,547,665
3,520,136,662
2,766,829,685
2,728,163,336
2,685,199,712
2,471,018,204
2,389,232,748
2,308,767,431
1915
1911
1910
1905
1900
1899
as
Real.
1919
1918
...
Total.
$1,715,191,350
1,759.444,517
1,642,340,928
1,506,172,805
1,413,403,477
1,353,392,369
1,342,612,701
1.326,095,068
1,198,861,401
1,129,650,455
1,094,468,656
761,755,893
859,979,331
846,751,853
770,049,820
658,341,105
591,007,558
$8,551,811,146
7,186,517,250
6.987,464,508
0,978,408,019
6,818,535,649
0.685.526.271
*6,544,358,561
5.917,109,078
5,783,668,326
5,763,198,120
4,614,605,318
3,528,585,578
3,588,142,667
1898
3,431,951,565
1895;
3,241,068,024
1894
3,047.573,853
1892
2,899.774,989
The above does not Include valuation of railroad property.
T&e State
-
......
....
...
—
makes no
oeneral
money at
interest,
lax.
on
Income
is
derived
from
tax
on
capital
stock,
collateral inheritances, direct inheritances,
on
on
cor¬
porate loans, on bonus on charters, &c., &c.
*
A member of the Dept. of Internal Affairs in a letter addressed to us
under date of June 2 1914 suggested the following reasons for the large In¬
crease In assessed values in 1913:
1. There has been a general movement for increase in assessments for
taxation purposes of all coal lands in the State.
Coal in place has been
tremendously increased in assessments in many counties of the State.
2. The constitution
of our State restricts the borrowing possibility of
cities to 7%.
Recently many of tbe cities have been close to the limit of
the borrowing capacity and have been compelled to increase assessed values
very largely.
It has been easy to do this as the rule for assessment of real
estate throughout the State has been, very generally, to assess real estate
at but
50% to 60% of its real value.
POPULATION
OF STATE
1880
.4,282,891 1840 -i.l,724,033 1810—-810,091
1870.-3,521,951 1830—1,348,233 1800—.—602,365
1900...0,302,115 I860—.2,906,215 1820—1,049,458 1790—434.373
1890 ...5.258,014 1850—2,311,786
1920 .._8.720.017
..
1910. -7.065, 111
DEBT LIMITATION.—In Pennsylvania the limit to the Indebtedness of
the State, and to the indebtedness of the cities and minor civil organiza¬
in the State, Is fixed by the State constitution.
1. State Indebtedness.—With regard to the State, the regulations con¬
tions
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.
They are:
ARTICLE IX, SEC. 4. No debt shall be created by or on behalf of the
State except to supply casual deficiencies of revenue, repel invasions,
suppress
insurrection, defend the State in war, or to pay existing debt;
and
the debt created to supply deficiencies In revenue shall never exceed, In
the aggiegate at any one time, one million cf dollars; provided, however,
the General Assembly, irrespective of any debt may authorize the
State to issue bonds to tbe amount of fifty millions of dollars for the
purpose
that
of
improving and rebuilding the highways of the Commonwealth, [this
proviso regarding the issue or highway bonds was inserted by constitutional
amendment at the Nov. 1918 election.—See V. 107, p. 2393; also V. 108,
p. 1533.
[The 1917 Legislature provided for the issuance of $5,000,000 4% bonds
for the purpose of repelling invasions, suppressing insurrections and deThe full text of the Act was given in V. 100, p.
fending the State in war.
622.]
SECTION 5. All laws authorizing the borrowing of money by and on
behalf of the State shall specify the purpose for which the money is to be
used, and the money so borrowed shall be used for the purpose specified,
SECTION 6. The credit of the Commonwealth shall not be pledged or
loaned to any individual, company, corporation or association, nor shall
the Commonwealth become a Joint-owner or stockholder in any company,
association or corporation.
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
sum
debt,
and annually to reduce the principal thereof by a
the said sinking
not less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars;
fund shall consist of the proceeds of the sales of the public works, or any
Eart thereof, and of the income orwith otherof the sale of any stocks owned
proceeds funds and resources that may
y tne Commonwealth, together
be designated by law,
and shall be increased from time to time by assigning
to 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.
The moneys of the State, over and above the necessary
shall be used in the payment of the debt of the State, either directly
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.
SECTION 12.
reserve,
or
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.
SECTION 14. The making of profit out of the public moneys, or using
same for any purpose not authorized by law, by any officer of the State,
or member or officer of the General Assembly, shall be a misdemeanor,
and shall be punished as may be provided by law; but part of such punish¬
ment shall be disqualification to hold office for a period of not less than
five years.
the
(2)
,
Municipal Indebtedness.—Under the laws of Pennsyl-
County and
vania the power to create county loan# is in the Board of County Commis¬
sioners, which consists in each county' of three persons, elected biennially
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
councils, municipal debts being created by ordinance.
The creation of county, city and other municipal indebtedness Is subject
to the following constitutional limitations:
ARTICLE IX,
SEC. 7. The General Assembly shall not authorize
any
county, city, borough, township or incorporated district to become a
stockholder in any company, association or corporation, or to obtain or
appropriate money for, of to loan its credit to, any corporation, association,
institution or individual.
SECTION 8 (as amended Nov. 2 1915—See V. 101, p. 1207 and Nov. 2
1920)—The debt of any county,-city, borough, township school district
other municipality or incorporated district, except as provided herein
and in Section 15 of this Article, shall never exceed seven per centum upon
the assessed value of the taxable property therein, but the debt of the city
or
of
Philadelphia may be increased in such amount that the total city debt of
said city shall not exceed ten per centum upon
assessed value of the
taxable property therein, nor snail any such municipality or district incur
any new debt, or increase its indebtedness to an amount exceeding two per
centum upon
such assessed valuation of property, without the consent of
public election in such manner as shall be provided
the electors thereof at a
bv law.
accruing and which
In ascertai"ii« the borrowing capacity of sa'd city of Philadelphia,
shall be excluded from the calculation during the year
immediately preceding the time of such ascertainment and such capitali¬
zation shall be estimated by ascertaining the principal amount which would
yield such annual current net revenue, at the average rate of interest, and
sinking fund charges payable upon the indebtedness incurred by said city for
such purposes, up to the time of such ascertainment. The method of deter¬
mining such amount so to be deducted, may be prescribed by the General
at any time, there
Assembly.
In incurring indebted less for any purpose the city of Philadelphia may
issue its obligations maturing not later than fity years from the date thereof,
with provision for a sinking fund sufficient to retire said obligation at
maturity, the payments to such sinking fund to be in equal or graded annual
other periodical installments.
Where any Indebtedness shall be or shall
have been incurred by said city of Philadelphia for the purpose of the con¬
struction or improvement of public works of any character from which in¬
come or revenue is to be derived by said city, or for the reclamation of land
to be used in the construction of wharves or docks owned or to be owned
or
by said city, such obligations may be in an amount
sufficient to provide
may accrue
sinkin# fund charges
thereon throughout the period of construc¬
tion and until the expiration of one year after the completion of the work
for which said indebtedness shall have been incurred; and said city shall not
be required to levy a tax to pay said interest and
sinking fund charges as re¬
quired by section ten of article nine of the Constitution of Pennsylvania
until the expiration cf said period of one year after the completion of said
work.
SECTION 9.
thereof, of
The Commonwealth shall not assume the debt, or any part
county, borough or township, unless such debt shall
to enable the State to repel invasion, suppress do¬
any city,
have been contracted
mestic Insurrection, defend itself in time of war/or to assist the
the discharge of any portion of its present indebtedness.
SECTION
State in
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.
SECTION 15—-At the election In Nov. 1913 the voters approved an
amendment which adds Section 15 to Article TX and provides that no obliga¬
tions issued, or which may hereafter be issued, by any county or municipal¬
ity, other than Philadelphia, to provide for the construction or acquisition of
water-works, subways, underground railways or street railways, or the
appurtenances thereof, shall be considered as a debt of a municipality,
within the meaning of Section 8 of Article IX, or of this amendment,
if the net revenue derived from said property for a period of five years,
either before or after the acquisition thereof, or, where the same is con¬
by the county or municipality, after the completion thereof,
structed
shall have been sufficient to pay interest and sinking fund charges during
said period upon said obligations, or if the said obligations shall be se¬
cured
by liens upon the respective properties and shall impose no mu¬
Where municipalities or counties shall issue obliga¬
nicipal liability.
tions to provide for the construction of property, as herein provided, said
municipalities or counties may also issue obligations to provide for the in¬
terest and sinking fund charge accruing thereon until said properties shall
have been completed and in operation for a period of one year; and said
municipalities and counties shall not be requirea to levy a tax to pay said inter¬
est ana sinking fund charges, as required by Section 10, of Article IX, until
after said properties shall have been operated by said counties or munici¬
palities during said period of one year.
Any of the said municipalities or
counties may incur Indebtedness in excess or 7% , and not exceeding 10%
of the assessed valuation of the taxable property therein, if said increase of
indebtedness shall have been assented to by three-fifths of the electors
voting at a public election In such manner as shall be provided by law.
The Legislature In 1917 passed an Act requiring all counties, cities, buroughs, townships, school districts, &c., to sell any bonds or other securities
Issued by them to the highest bidder, after due public notice.
See Y. 106,
p. 622.
An Act was approved by the Legislature in 1917 validating certain eleo-,
tions of counties, cities, boroughs, townships, school districts and other
incorporated districts, held pursuant to the provisions of an Act, approved
April 20 1874, entitled "An Act to regulate the manner of increasing the
Indebtedness of municipalities, to provide for the
redemption of the same,
and to impose penalties for the Illegal increase thereof,
and the amend¬
ments thereto, and validating bonds issued or authorized to be issued in
pursuance of such elections.
See V, 105, p. 2472.
.
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL AND SCHOOL BONDS.—All bonds
Issued by municipalities, counties and school districts in Pennsylvania are
subject to a State tax of four mills, which is paid by the place issuing the
bonds and deducted from the remittance of interest to the bondholder, un¬
less the bonds are issued as "tax-free," when the municipality itself assumes
the tax.
See V. 93. P. 359.
CODE.—The school laws of this State were codified In the
School Code approved May 18 1911. One of the important provisions
SCHOOL
new
of this law is
and no other.
SECTION 11.
95
STATE
(Sec. 506) that the Directors of school
districts
may
incur
debt and issue bonds "only at the time of assessing and levying tbe annual
school taxes."
Thus school bonds can only be issued at the time of the
school tax levy, which must be in April or May,
SAVINGS
BANKS
INVESTMENTS—POWERS
AND
RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—Philadelphia is, we believe, entitled to the distinction of starting
tbe 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
voluntary organization, such societies in Great Britain being at the
The date of the organization was November 27
1810, 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 1816) of five dollars.
The company was not
incorporated until February 25 1819.
The second savings Institution in
the State, however, did not oome into existence until 1847.
In
1889 a
general law facilitating'the incorporation of savings banks was passed by
the Legislature. Still, the report of the Banking Department of Dec. 31
1920 shows that the total number of savings banks within the State was
only ten.
The aggregate deposits of these banks at that date was
$302,561,714.49.
The provisions of the special charters are all liberal as to Investments.
A law passed In 1885, and a supplement of the same passed in 1889, au¬
thorizing the extension for twenty years of special charters, contains the
following:
"Provided also, that no
*
*
*
Savings Institution or Savings Bank
having no capital stock, renewing or extending its charter, corporate rights
and franchises, under the provisions of this Act, shall thereafter be allowed
the privileges of a bank of dlsoount, nor be allowed to loan any money re¬
ceived on deposit, except upon first mortgage or lien upon real estate within
this Commonwealth, upon the bonds or securities of the United States
or of this State, or upon county, city, borough, township or school bonds
of any county, city, borough, township or school district, or any other
good and valid securities."
Authority to loan on any "good and valid security" appears to confer
about as broad a discretion upon the managers as could be expressed In a
was
a
time of a like character.
,
statute.
1897
In
an
Act
was
banks chartered under
passed allowing savings
institutions
and savings
Special Acts to Invest In Pennsylvania county 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 upon
the bonds of any oounty, city, borough, township or
school district within this Commonwealth issued pursuant to the au¬
thority of any law of this Commonwealth for the payment of which the faith
and credit of the municipality Issuing them are pledged.
It was not until 1889, as already stated, that a general law facilitating
the organization of savings Institutions was passed.
The following Is seotlon 17, which contains the Investment limitations; we would especially
pireet attention to subdivision four of this section;
9
SECTION 17.—It shall be lawful for the trustees of any savings bank to
Invest money deposited therein only as follows:
(1) In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or the obligations of
the United States, or those for which the faith of the United States is
pledged to provide for the payment of the interest and the principal.
(2) In the stocks oribonds of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania hearing
interest.
*
(3)
ten
In the stocks
previous
years
or
bonds of any State In the Union that has not within
making such Investments, by such corporation,
to
defaulted In the payment of any part of either principal or interest of any
debt authorized by any Legislature of sueh State to be contracted.
(4) In the stocks or bonds of any city, county, town or village of any
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 which such bank shall be situated.
(5) In bonds and mortgages
situated in this State.
on
unincumbered, improved
real estate
*
The next section (18) relates to the temporary deposit of funds in
and trust companies.
It makes it lawful to deposit temporarily In
or trust
banks
banks
companies the excess of current daily receipts over the payments
until such time
oamed above.
as
tbe same
can
be Judiolously invested in the securities
FEDERAL FARM LOAN BONDS.—Measures were
gassed by the 1917
Legislature and approved by the Governor on April 5191/ making farm loan
bonds legal investments for savings banks, savings institutions, and also
executors, administrators, guardians and other trustees. See. Y. 104, P.1722.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
OP
STATE
and
$75,000 June 1 1937.)
5s g *13 J-D $25,000
Dec 1 1943
(Opt. $5,000 23 & $10,000 '23 & '38)
6s g '15 A-O
10,000
Oct 1 1945
($5,000 subj. to call '20; $5,000 '30.)
'$6,000
-Aug 1924
10,000.
Aug 1929
14,000
Aug 1934
L.
,10,000
Aug 1939
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1921- $335,000
4Mg*19
—
10,956
act.)-9,500,000
$12.50
Population 1910, 5,896; 1920--8,684
Sinking
fund
------
Assess, val. '20 (50%
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920
INT. at Jenkintown Nat.
Bank.
SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Jenkintown) Is
In Montgomery Co.
Population In
1914 (est.), 7.200.
4s
J-J $102,500c_.-July 1 1936
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
ABINGTON
School
TWP.
Tunnel Bonds.
4Ms'19 s-a$4,580.000—Dec 1 '2l-'49
Juvenile Home Bonds.
4s *11
M-S $300.000C-Mar 1 1941
4s '13
J-J
100,000r.june 1 1943
4s '14
J-J
lOO.OOOr—Jan 1 1944
4s*16
J-D
60.000-June l'22-'36
4s '18
56,000.-Aug 1 '2l-"48
4s '19
110.000—Mar 1 *22-'43
—
—
Memorial Hail.
I
4s *07
A-O$1,000,000c—Oct 1 1937
4s '09
J-D
400,000c.J'ne 1 1939
Outstanding Mortgage.
4s
M-S $600,000-Sept 25 1943
Jail & Court-House Ext. Bonds.
4s '06
A-O
$400,000c
Oct 1 1926
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms'15 A-OS750.000C— -Oct 1 1945
4s *16
625,000c.June 1 *22-'46
4Ms'13 —.1,100,000
Nov 1 1943
4s *18
72,000—Aug 1 '2l-'38
Jail Bonds.
4s *05
M-8 $600.000c_Mar 15 1925
South School Property Purchase.
4s '17
F-AI243,000--$9,000 yearly
BOND. DT. May 1 '21 j-$37,396,000
Floating debt
904,025
Sink, funds (cash & bds.)
9,404,618
Assessed val'n, real est-1,425,580.000
Ass'd val'n, personal—
370.000,000
Total val'n 1921 (75%
to 80% actual)..„$1,795,580,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—
Inside Limit
$5.25
Outside limit
$6.50
Pop. '10, 1,018,463; '20, 1,184,832
a Subj. to call 20 yrs. aft. date.
INT. payable by Comptroller.
...
...
TAX-EX EMPT.—With the excep¬
tion of road 4s and Jail bonds due 1925,
the bonds are tax-free to the holder.
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Cambria Co.
June 1 1932
15,000
Road Impt. Bonds.
15,000---.June 1 1937 5s *19
J-J
$4S ,000.-July 1 '22-'45
BOND. DEBT May 1917- $198,000 BOND. DEBT May 2 '21$50,000
Assessed valuation
8,845,420 Tot. ass'd val.'21 (75% act.>1,172,340
School tax (per $1,000) '16-'18-$7.50
Population 1920
988
Bank.
ALLENTOWN.
ADAMS COUNTY.
City Is the county seat of Lehigh
County seat Is Gettysburg.
County.
Bonds tax-free to holder.
4s '06
($20,000
Apr 1 1931
Water (Int. at Treas. office).
\ 20,000—-Apr 1 1936 3Ms'04 M-S $74,800c-Mar 1 *24-'34
Bridge Bonds.
(Part due every 5 years.)
F-A $36,000c-Aug 1 al937
6Ms'20 A-O $100,000--.Oct 1 1950 4s '07
4s *14
38,700
July 1 1934
i
(Optional Oct. 1 1935.)
Funding Bonds.
Refund. Bds. (Int. at Treas.office)
($10,000
Jan 1 1930 3 Ms'04 J-J
$500c__Jan 1 al934
(Subject to call beg. Nov 11921)
4Ms'20J-J- 15,000- —-Jan 11940
—
—
20,000--..Jan
1 1950
Sinking fund
4,000
-
assessed
val,
1921
(45% to 50% actual)-17,104,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$11.00
Popul'n 1910, 34,319;
ADAMS
This
34,583
1920,
TOWNSHIP.
township
(P.
O.
Salix) Is In
Cambria County.
Road Bonds.
6s '17
F-A $100,000
1922-1937
(Due $25,000 every 5 years.)
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 14 '20- $100,000
Tot.ass'd val-'20 (90% act.)4.837,160
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S10.00
Population In 1920
8,600
4Ms'19 A-O 400,000c__0ct 1 '24-'49
(Part each 5 years.-)
City Bonds
4s *12
F-A $35,000—Aug 1 al942
4Ms'19 M-N180,000c-May 1 '24-'29
(Due $30,000 each 5 years.)
Refund. (Int. at Treas. office).
3 Ms'99 A-O $18,000c—Oct
2 al929
'20,500c—July 2 1922
25,000c—July 2 1927
4s '17
J-J
^30,500c—July 2 1932
37,000c—July 2 1937
45,000c—July 2 1942
54,500c—July 2 1947
BOND. DEBT May 27 '21-$995,500
Assessment debt (add '1)
42,500
Water debt (included)-.
167.500
Sinking fundsjGeneral
62,730
(Water
17,239
Assess, val., real
67,653,185
Assess, val., personal.
21,421
Tot. assess, val. '21 (Mact)67,674,606
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$8.00
Population '10. 51.913; '20, 73,502
a Subject to call 5 yrs. aft. date.
— -
ALIQUIPPA
SCHOOL
This district (P. O.
In Beaver County.
DIST.
Aliquippa) Is
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
Water-Improvement Bonds.
^
A-O $32,800
Oct 1 1936
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1921.)
4s '16
4s
$41,600
Floating debt (add'l)
3,300 ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
Assess, val. real estate
1,151,791
Bonds below due part every 5 years.
Assessed val. personal
129,410 4s '07
A-O $7,5,500
April
1937
Other assessable property..
1,200 4s '07
M-N 31,500
Nov
1937
Tot.val.'2l(abt. 40% act.) 1,282,401 4s '08
M-N 41,000
Nov
1938
School tax (per $1,000) '21
$18.00 4s '09
F-A
63,500
Aug
1939
4s '13
4s'18
$220,000--May 1 '22-'43
Coupon County Poor Bonds.
4s
09
4s '10
—
J-D$100,000cJune 1 1929
F-A 300.000c-.-Feb 1 1930
4Ms'14 J-J
135,000c—Jan 1 1934
4Mb 15 J-D 125.000c-—Dec 1 1935
Road Bonds.
3 Hs'01 A-O $550, OOOo. .Oct 1 al931
3Ms'02 M-N 550,000c-.Nov 1 al932
4s *03M
-N 550,000c—Deo 28 1933
4s '04
M-N700,000c
June
4s '05
A-O 700,000
Apr
4s '06 M-S 1,500,OOOo.-.Moh
4s '07
F-A 500,000c—-Feb
4s '07
A-O 500,000c—-Apr
4s '08
4s '09
4s '10
4s'11
1 1934
1 1935
1 1936
1 1937
1 1937
F-A
1 1938
A-O
1 1939
1,000,OOOo. Feb
1,000, OOOo .Apr
M-S l,000,000o.Mch
F-A
l,000,000r.Feb
500,000r—Jan
1 1940
11941
1 1942
4s "12
J-J
4s '12
A-O 200,000r—Oct
1 1942
4Ms'13M-81,000,000c—Mar 1 1943
4Ms'14 J-J 1,000.000c—.Jan
4Ms'15 J-D
4s '16
4s *18
4s '18
J-D
—
—
1 1944
500,000c...June 1 1945
825,000c.June 1 '22-'46
460.000--Aug
-
Assess.val.'20(3-5to M act.)2,022,077
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1920—$15.00
a Subj. to call 5 yrs. after date.
INTEREST payable at Ashland
National Bank or Boro. Treas. office.
—
Pop'n *10, 52,127; '20
INT. at City Treas. office.
ASHLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
60.331
(P. O. Wilkes-Barre)
Luzerne County.
High School Building Bonds.
5s '17 M-N ($94,000
1922-1940
This district
is in
ALTOONA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
All bonds are exempt from State
tax, which Is paid by the district.
School Bonds.
5Ms'21 F-A J$20,000c _ Feb 1 '22-'23
(180.000c-Feb 1 '24-'35
High-School Bonds.
\
A-O $210,800c&r_.1922-1935
J-D
55.000c<fcr_ Dec 1 1936
M-S
90,000c —_Mch 1 1939
4s '05
1 '2l-'45
4Hs'l9 M-Sl,500,000-Mar 1 '24-'29
J-J
4s *11
J-J
39,000
July
1943
140,500c— Jan 2 1941
4s '14
J-J
218,500
July
1944
4s '15
J-J
198,000c_July 1 '25-*45
(Subject to call aft. July 1 1935)
4s '16
J-J
24,000—
1946
4s '16
F-A 201,500--Aug 1 '21-'46
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1936.)
4s '17
M-NS93.000
(Due In 5, 10, 15. 20, 25 and 30 yrs.
from date, subj. to call in 20 yrs.)
^s'20 M-S$500,000c
>ue $40,000,
Sept. 1 '25; $51,500,
'30;
$67,000,
r35; $87,000, *40;
$112,500, '45; $142,000 *50.)
Ward School Bonds (Annexed)
4s '12
$16,800-1942
every
—
—
...
...
$1,000 1921)—$16.00
Population in 1920--6,520
Tax rate (per
ASPINWALL.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Inc.
Dec.
28
1892.
Population
4Ms'18
150,000—Mar 1 '28-'30 1910, 2,592; 1920, 3,170.
Funding Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s '07 A-O $120,000c
Apr 1 1937 4Ms'15 J-D $20,000—Dec 1 '21-'30
'19
25,000
BOND, DEBT Apr 18 '21
$805,000
Water and Light Bonds.
Bloating debt
150,000
Jan 1 1927
Sinking fund
67,000 4Ms*97 J-J $5,000c
Assess, val. real estate—36,739,86$ 5Ms'20 J-D
50,000c-Dec 1 '25-'45
Assess, val. personal
($10,000 every five years.)
12,000
Street and Sewer Bonds.
Tot. assess. val .'21 (3-5act.) 36,751,868
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$17-00 4Ms'99 J-J
S16,000c---July 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1920
—62,133
INT. at Central Tr. Co., Altoona. 4Ms*08 J-J
514,000c.—July 1 1934
Municipal-Improvement Bonds.
4Mb
A-O
57.500c
Oct 1 1927
AMBRIDGE.
4Ms'14 M-N 11.000
Nov '21-'26
This borough is in Beaver County.
4Ms'19
(10,000
Apr 1 1929
Population in 1920,12,730.
115,000
Apr 1 1934
Paving Bonds.!
BOND. DEBT May 6 '21- $149,500
4 M s'07
$8,400--Jan 1922-1926
Sinking fund.-17,319
4Ms'19 M-N/$10,000c—May 5 1924
Assess, val. real estate
3,055,030
i 60,000c May 5 1929- Assess, val.
personal—.— 485,100
1934 & 1939
Total assess, val. 1921
3,540,130
5Ms'21 s-a
55,000—-Apr 1 '31-'4l
Total tax (per 51,000) 1921—511.50
Sewerage & Refunding.
'06
4s
4s'09
—
,
<nnm
-
^
—
...
34,500-
-.1949
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21 $1,678,300
Floating debt (add'l)
7,639
Assess, val. *21 (80% act.)67,653,185
Assess, val., real..
-67,570,325
_
Assess,
val., personal
82,860
Sinking fund (cash & inv.)
211.670
School tax (per $1,000) 1921-.$10.50
Population In 1920 (est.)
95,000
INTEREST payable In Allentown
TAX FREE.—District pays State
tax on
bonds.
ALTOONA.
This city Is In Blair County. Incor.
—- —-
-
4Ms'l5 J-J
$40,000.a.July 1 '34-'41
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
$60,000.-Jan 6 '24-'35
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-DS103,000c-June 2 *2l-'42
4 Ms'19 J-J
Water Bonds.
5s '17
F-A $25,000.-Feb
,
„
3,200
Population in 1919
INTEREST payable in Pittsburgh
at Real Est. Sav. & Tr. Co. of Alle¬
gheny, at Fidelity T. & T. Co. and
at First Nat. Bank, Aspinwall, and
on 5 Ms of 1920 at the Citizens' De¬
'22-*46 posit & Tr. Co., Sharpsburg, Pa.
.
1
Garbage Plant & Paving.
5s '08
...
$15,000—'22, '27 & '32
ASPINWALL SCHOOL DIST.
Various 4s '17 M-NJ$60,000c-May 1 '28-'37
'21- $391,000
( 70.000c-May 1 *38-'47
25,000
1923-1947
Sinking fund
6,790 4Ms'18
Water debt (incl.)
135,000 GEN. BD. DT. May 17 *20 $185,000
Assess, val. '20 (abt. 50%
Floating debt
12,000
3,985,000
actual).
-..5,795,091 Assess, val. real estate
State&Oo.tax rate (per $1,000)-$9.00 Assess, val. personal
315.000
Borough tax rate (per $l,000)_$l3.00 Tot.assess.val.'20(80%act.)4300,000
Population 1910, 5,205; 1920, 12,730 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$20-00
INT. at Ambridge Sav. & Tr. Co. Population
4,200
$35.000
BOND. DEBT Apr 18
4Ms
-
—
-
-
AMBRIDGE SCHOOL DIST.
5s
'33, *38 & '43
(36,000
This
borough Is in Allegheny Co.
Bonds tax free to holders.
1923-1934
(24,000
J-J
AVALON.
1923-*28
M-NI58.500
13
5s *17
1935-1946
Street Bds.
;
4Ms'08 A-O $75,000c_Apr 1 '30-'37
$223,000
Funding.
Floating debt
15,000 4Ms'08 J-D 510,000c-..Dec 2 1927
Sinking fund
16.000
Funding & Impt. Bonds.
Assess, val. '19 (M act.)—5,600,000 4 Ms
M-N$73,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
$18-00 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20- $234,500
70.419
Population In 1919 (est.)
15,000 Sinking funds
INT. at Ambridge Sav. & Tr. Co. Assess, val. '20 (abt. 2-3act)4,913,330
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1921
$11.00
ARCHBALD.
Population 1910, 4,317; 1920, 5,277
This borough is In Lackawanna
INT. payable at Avalon Bank.
BOND. DEBT Aug 5 1919.
County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1920- $141,000
140,000
40,247
Ass'd val'n 1919 (actl val.)_4,715,139
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $10 00
Population 1910, 7,194; 1920, 8,603
Assessment debt
BANGOR.
(add'l)
Floating debt
-
ARMSTRONG COUNTY.
Klttanning is the county seat.
Ford City Bridge Bonds (tax-free
3Ms'14 F-A $28.500r
1922-1926
(Subject to call at any time)
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21
$25,800
Assess, val. real
16,690,938
Assess, val. personal
447,52J
This
borough Is In Northampton
County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 22 *20-
$47,600
Floating debt-.
12,000
Sinking fund
9,563
Assess, val., real estate
$2,594,950
Assess, val., personal
464,150
Tot.asses, val.'20 (M act.)_ 3,059,100
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $23.90
Pop'n 1910, 5,369; 1920
BANGOR
SCHOOL
5,402
DISTRICT.
4Ms'16 J-J
$10.000
July 1 1931
s-a
10,000
Mayl 1935
1,374,715 5s '20
18,513,182 BOND. DEBT April 13 '20 $37,000
Floating debt (add'l)
2,000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual)
5,000
State & Co. tax (per $1.000 '20 -$9.00 Sinking fundAssess, val. real estate
2,094,960
Population '10. 67,880; '20, 75,568
Assess, val. personal
500,000
INT. at Co. Commissioner's office
Other assess, property
Total valuation 1920
—
Total
ARNOLD.
This borough is In Westmoreland Co.
Improvement Bonds.
$14,000
1923 & 1934
assessed
val.
1919
(1-3 to M act.).
Tot. tax (per
$1,000) 1919
Population in 1919
2,594,960
$36.00
6,500
-s'06 &'09
4Ms'10
-s
—
4s *19
1868. Bonds are all tax-exempt to
live years.)
4Ms'19 M-Sl,450,000c&rSepl '21-49 holders.
4s '20
Highway Bonds (Opt. after 1917).
1,250,000—Oct 1 '21-'45
4s '07
J-J $ 100.000c-.July
Refunding Bonds.
1937
4s '12
A-O $840.000c—Oct 1 1942
Imp. Loan 1895 (Opt. after 1905).
4s g '95 J-J $141,000c—July 1 1925
Bridge Bonds.
4s '10
A-O
Water Bonds.
$750,000c -Oct 1 1940
4s '11
J-D 1,650,000c.Dec
J-J $239,OOOo—July 1 xl936
1 1941 4s '06
4s *12
J-D 1,800,000c.Feb
J-J
1 1942 4s '07
300,000c—.July 1 1939
4Ms'13 M-S
550,000c_Mar 1 1943 (Subject to call after July 1 1924)
4Ms*14 J-J
650,000c. Jan
1 1944 4sg '94 J-J $132,000c— Julv l al924
4s '16
J-D 336,000c.June 1 '22-'45
Refunding Water Bonds.
J-J $300,000c.-July 1 1936
4s *17
224,000—June 1 '22-'46 4s '06
4s '17
Improvement Assessment Bds.
40,000--Sept 1 '2l-'28
J-J $260,000c.-July 1 1940
4s '18
95,000.-Dec 1 '2l-'39 4s '10
($250,000
1922-1923
6.000
TOT. BD. DT. June 8 '21- $100,000
Assessed valuation 1920—5,644,873
-s
*14
*16
30,000—'24. '34 & *44
35,000—
...
—
4Ms'19
July 1 1940
45,000
---
fl5,000Decl '29,'39,'44
—
Dec .1 1948
UO,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 17 '20- $149,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
5,139
Assess, val.
Total
120,612
2,180,580
98,840
2,279,420
pesonal
assess,
val. 1920
1920
$16-00
Population 1910, 1,818; 1920, 6,120
Boro. tax (per $1,000)
ARNOLD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School Bonds
4Ms'16 A-O J $44.800c.Apr 1 '22-'41
1 13,000c... Apr 1 1945
5s '19
J-J
10,000—Jan 1 1929
(Optional any interest paying date.)
$91,000
NET DEBT Apr 1916
Assess, valuation
BARR TOWNSHIP.
A townsnip
*
in Cambria County,
Road Bonds (tax-free).
$36,000—July 1 '21-'29
5s *19
J-J
(12,000..July 1 *30-'32
( 3,000
July 1 1933
School Bonds.
5s '19
J-J
$55,000-
_s
—
BOND. DEBT May 24 '21 $110,000
Assessed value 1921
Pop'n 1910, 2,586; 1920
3,000,360
2,956
int. payable
at the First Nat. Bank of Spangler.
Prin.
and
semi-ann.
1,517.750
1918—$14.40
BEAVER.
This borough Is In Beaver County.
borough Is In Schuylkill Co.
Bonds are all tax-
Paving & Water Wks. Impt.
4Ms'14
$15,760
1921-1944
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-D $7,920
1921-1942
Tax rate (per $1,000)
ASHLAND.
This
BARNESBORO.
This borough is In Cambria Co.
BOND). DEBT Jan 1 1920.
$38,500
Sinking fund.
5,000
Assessed valuation 1920
1,189,720
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$11.00
Population 1910, 3,535; 1920, 4,183
33,527
Sinking fund
NET DEBT
Assess, val. real estate
1 *21-'43
925,000.-Oct
2,600
Floating debt
_
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
Pittsburgh is the county seat.
County Building Bonds.
$7,000—
—-
(Redeemable at option of borough.)
$62,700
BOND. DEBT Jan 11921-
—
(Tax-free).
($10,000
June 1 1922
4Msg'17J-D
10,000
June 11927
5Ms'20 A-O $80,000
Oct 1 1945
(Optional Oct. 1 1935.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1920$265,000
Refunding Paving Loan of 1904.
J-J $229,000c
Jan 1 xl934
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '06
J-J $100,000c—July 1 «1936
4s *06
J-J
70,000
July xl930
4s *12
M-S 150,000c.-Sept 1 al942
OEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '21-11,472,500
Assessment debt (add'l)
223,O0O
Floating debt--,
—105,971
Sinking funds
368,723
Water debt (included)
1,059,000
Assess, val. '21 (60% act.) 36,758.948
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921
$37.50
a Subj. to call 20 yrs. aft. date,
x 10 yrs. aft. date, s 5 yrs. aft.date
—
Bonds
INT. at Jenkintown Nat
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
4s '04
PENNSYLVANIA.
ABINGTON TOWNSHIP.
In Montgomery County. Inc. 1784.
Bonds all tax-free to holders,
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4s g '06 J-J
$30,000c—July 1 1936
(Subject to call $10,000 July 1 1911,
$10,000 July 11916, $15,000 July 1
1921 and $15,000 July 1 1926.)
4s g '07 M-N
54,000c—May 1 1937
(Subject to call $15,000 May 1 1912,
$20,000 May 11917, $20,000 May 1
1922 and $20,000 May 1 1927.)
4s g '11 M-S $26,000c
1941
(Subject to call $15,000 In 1921,
$20,000 In 1931.)
4g *12 J-I^f150,000c. --June 1 1942
(Optional $14,000 beg. June 1 1917
$20,000
June
1
1922,
$25,000
June 1 1927, $30,000 June 1 1932
Total
AND
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES
96
Inc. Feb. 13 1857.
holders.
— -
Population 1910,
4Ms'16 F-A
23,200 ...—1921-1940
6,855; 1920, 6,666.
Sewer Bonds (Part due ev. 5 yrs>.
Refund Improvement Bonds.
A-O $25,000c
Oct 1 1936
4s'13
Jan $22,900r_—Jan 3 al928 5s '08
free
to
June, 1921.]
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS
beaver (Concluded)—
Paving Bonds.
4 Hs'll
F-A
6s *14
J-J
J960
10,076c
Assess .val
.*21(80% act .)-_3,404,090
Boro tax (per $1,000)
Aug
1 '21-'41
1921-1943
Municipal-Building Bonds.
4Hs'll F-A $21,000.-Aug 1 '21-'41
-s
60,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 11 '20- $164,900
...
Floating debt
Sinking fund
4,294
3,838
Assess, val. '20
(abt.3-5act)3,100,000
Tax rate (per SI,000)
1919--l$12.00
Population 1910, 3,456; 1920, 4,135
Floating debt
Sinking fund
BOND. DEBT June 1 '21$43,000
Assess, val. '21 (50% act.)-3,200,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1921—.$19.50
Population in
1920---—4,400
INT. payable at Beaver Trust Co.
10,000
4,489
Tot.assess.val. '20 (80 %
act.)3,168.920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$12.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
2,700
bentleyville sch. dist.
district
(P.
O.
Bentleyville)
is in Washington County.
School
Bldg. and
Equipment
Bonds (Tax Free).
5^s'20 A-Oj$84,000—Oct 1 '21-'41
1
1,000—--Oct
1
1942
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21$85,000
Assess, val., real & per'l '21 1,245,680
Population in 1921.---.—3,679
INT. at Farmers' & Miners'
tional Bank, Bentleyville.
Beaver is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4Hs'19 s-a
$596,690
Bridge Bonds.
4s '06
Na¬
berks
Reading is the county seat.
are
Bonds
tax-free to holders.
yrly. V. 82, p. 173.) 3Hs'12 M-N$200.000c.Yrly to 1924
$54,000c
.1940 5s
600,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1919---$439,000 5s
375,000
Assessed val. real est., '19-60.000,000 BOND. DT.
Apr 16 '21—$1,175,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1916—$6.00 Assess, val. real estate..121,603,177
Popul'n 1910, 78,353; 1920, 111,621 Assess, val. personal
40,097,161
INT. payable at Treas. office and Tot .assess .val .'20
(% act) 161,700,338
at Harris. Forbes & Co.. N. Y.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)
$4.00
—
...
Population '10, 183,222; *20. 200,789
INT. at Reading Nat. Bank.
falls!
This
city is in Beaver County.
Inc. as a borough Nov. 9 1888; as a
city Jan. 5 1914.
6s
Var $18,000c
1924-1939
Garbage Crematory Bonds.
4Mb
J-D SlO.OOOc. June 1 '22-'38
(Tax-free to holders.)
i
Disposal Works & Refunding.
4Ms'16 J-J $110,000—July 1 '21-'43
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'13 A-O $ '5,000c
Apr 1941
5s '19
berwick.
This borough is in Columbia Co.
Berwick and West Berwick were in¬
corp. into Berwick on Jan. 9 1918.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921$72,000
Floating debt (add'l)
Sinking funds
16,000
53,447
Tot.assess.val.'20(l-3act.)
.2,829.316
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
'20_$17.00
Population 1910, 5,357; 1920, 12,181
s-a
/105.000-Nov 1 '24-'38
\
5,000—-Nov 1 1939 bethlehem.
Refdg. Bds. (tax free to holder).
This
city
is
in
Northampton
4F>s'05 F-A $14,250c
1921-1939 and Lehigh Counties.
Incorporated
Street Bonds.
und^r Act approved Mch.
6 1845.
4Hs'll s-a $110,000c—Nov 1 1939 Voted to become
city of third class
BOND. DEBT June 10 '21. $354,100 Nov. 2 1915.
All issues are tax-free
Floating debt (additional)16,000 to
holders.
Annexation
of
West
Ass'd val. '21 (1-3 act.)...6,590,936 Bethlehem
authorized by vote Aug. 9
City tax rate (per $1,000) '21_$17.00 1904.
On July 10 1917 South BethPopul'n 1910, 12,192; 1920, 12,802 lehem voted to annex.
Northamp¬
INTEREST at Treasurer's office
ton Heights annexed Mar.
8 1920.
beaver falls school dist.
Redeeming and Refunding.
4Mb
J-D *821,000c-June 1922-28
New High School.
($5,000c--May 1 1923
Bonded debt assumed by
city.. Debt
of city follows:
Refunding Bonds.
4^s*15
$37,000
Jan 2 1945
(Subject to call after 1925)
—
4s
'16
A-O
75,500
Apr 1 1946
18.000c.May 1'24-'30 (Subject to call beginning in
1926.)
(20,000c_May 1 '31-35
Water Bonds.
6th Ave. School Bldg.
4s '09
A-O $15,000c.-Apr 1 xl939
5s
F-A
S5.000C—Augl '21-'25
(Subject to call after 15 years.)
Library Bonds.
4s* 12
M-N
$50,000c--May 1 1942
3Ms
M-N $2.000c-Nov 1 '21-'24
(Subject to call beginning 1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 18'21—
F-A $15.000—Aug la 1944
$81,000 4s '14
Sinking fund
7,275
(Subject to call beginning 1924.)
Assess,
val.'21(abt.65%act.)6,500,000 4Ms'20 s-a
1,700,000.Feb 1 '24-'48
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Street Bonds
1920—-$23.00
4Hs
M-N
Population in 1920
12,802
All the above bonds, with the ex¬
ception of the bonds marked (*),
are
taxable.
4s '97
M-S
(Optional
beginning
1902.)
M-N $36,000c-..Nov
1
This boro. is in Center Co.
Incorp.
1801.
Pop'n '10, 4,145; '20, 3,996.
Refunding (Tax free to holders.)
3Ma
A-O $93,000—-Apr 1 1924
4s
F-A
1.000c
——1921
BOND. DEBT Jan 4 '21—
$95,000
Floating debt (add'1)._
79.930
2,100c-.Feb 1 al930
5,000c.-June 1 al931
3 J^s'03 F-A
4,000c-.Aug 1 al933
♦Permanent St.-Impt. Bonds.
4s '06
A-O $75.000c.—Oct
1 1936
4Ms'12 A-O
42.000c-—Oct 1 1942
♦Paving Bonds.
4s '17
J-D$ 150,000c—.June 1 1947
3Hs'01 J-D
Assess, val.
Street Lighting Bonds.
4M*'20
$76,000c__Jan 1 '22-'40
♦Street & Sewer Impt. Bonds.
4Mb 13 A-O $32.000
Oct
1 1943
Bellefonte.
♦Refunding Bonds.
F-A $55,900.—Aug 1 1946
4Ms'17 F-A
55,000c—Aug 1 1947
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1932.)
Sinking fund.
42,199
(70% act.) '20 1,798,814
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$20.00
INT. on 3Ms at Farmers' & Me¬
chanics' Bank in Phila.; on 4s in
bellevue.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Question of annexation to Greater
Pittsburgh defeated Feb. 18 1908.
--_
4s '16
Improvement Bonds.
$21.000c.-July 1 1940
4H8'10 J-J
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
$1.000
4Hs 15 A-O
20,000
Oct 1 1945
434s'97
12,000
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1930.)
4s '02
29,000
♦Sewer, Police & Fire-Alarm Bds.
Street Bonds.
4^8*11 A-O $40.000c—Oct 1 1941
Ms'U&'12 75.000
Sewer Bonds.
5s '19
J-J
3
M-S $100,000c__Sept 1 1933
$25.000_JuJy 1 '37-'49
($5,000 each 3 years.)
(Optional after 20 years from date)
Impt. Bonds {Tax-free).
Fire Apparatus Purchase.
4s '05
4s '17
J-J 7 $4,000c.-Jan 1 '22-'23
$69,000
43^s'08 J-D
85,000c. June 1 *22-*38
\ 15,000c.. Jan 1 '24-'28
4Ms'16 J-J
*48,100 ——1922-1946 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21 $2,673,000
(Part every 5 years; see V. 103, p. Floating debt (est.) (add'l)
880,000
1055, for maturity.)
Sinking funds (est.).
215,000
5s '93
——
—
—.
Sewer Bonds.
--
J-D
Assess, val. real estate
$21,000- —1921-1924
40,000. Dfec
'25
to
'28
61,000,000
Other assessable property.
3,000,000
Total assess, val. '21
(est.)64,000,000
Borough-Hall and Fire-House.
(Assessment 100% land and
M-S $25,000--Sept 1 '35-'39
50% improvement.)
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 *19— $260,000 Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '21-$25.00
Assessed valuation 1919—9,802,060
Population In 1910
12,837
Total tax (per $1,000) 1918 .$17.00 Population 1920
(census)
50,358
a Subj. to call 10
Population 1910, 6,323; 1920, 8,198
years after date;
INT. on bonds marked (*)
at ♦15 years after date.
Citizens' Nat. Bank, Beilevue; othersl
INT. payable at office of Treas.
at the Beilevue Realty Savings &
4s '09
Trust
County.
4s'09
—
-
—
—
brentwood?
This
borough
is
in
Allegheny
County. Incorp. Nov. 6 1915.
Peckville) is in
General Improvement Bonds.
Lackawanna Co.
Incorp. Aug. 23 4KsT7 F-A $34,000
1922-1949
1867.
Bonds are tax-free.
Borough TOTAL DEBT
(?)
owns
its electric-light plant
(inven¬ Population in 1920
1,695
tory Jan. 18 1921.
$83,831.93.)
Building Bonds.
brentwood school dist.
5s '14
J-D
$8,000
Dec 1 1924
School Bldg. Bonds {tax-free).
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1916)
($70,000
$10,000 on
5s '15
F-A $15,000
Aug 1 1940
Jan. 1 in'28,*32,
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1920)
5s '20
J-J
'35, '39, '41, *44
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
and'46.
-s '18
$7,500
15,000
Jan 1 1949
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1933.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 '21$98,980
Bridge Bonds.
blakely.
This borough (P. O.
Co.
bethlehem school dist.
3Ms
J-D $21,9CJ
—1931
3^s
A-O
47,700
1922
ben avon.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
J-J
Incorp. in 1892.
Population 1910, 4s '11
54,000
July 1 1941
1,828; 1920, 2,198.
(Optional after July 1 1921.)
4s '16
J-J
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
75,000
July 1 1946
5s '19
J-D
f$15,OOODec'25,'30&'41
(Optional after July 1 1926.)
\20,000Dec '30, '35& '40 4s
-—$159,300.
1947
4s
Street-Improvement Bonds.
33,000
1922
5s'93
M-N
$800c_$400 yly to '23 4s
10,000
1928
5s '97
M-S
2,000c
1921-1924 4s
J-D
39,000
June 1 1932
4s '00
M-S
7.000cYearly to 1925 4s
25,000
1939
5s'04
M-N
5.500c—.1921-1931
50,000.
—1944
5s '06
J-D
28,OOOc_June 1 '2l-*35 4s
185.0001945
5s '07
A-O z20.000c
1921-1936 4>$sT9 A-Of 36,000c—Apr 1 1928
4Hs'09 J-D
8.000
1921-1938
(840,000c-Apr 1 '29-'49
4Hs'10 M-S xl0.000c_-.Sept 1 1930
(300,000 Apr 1'26,'31,*36
4Mb' 13 A-O
25,000
1921-1936 5s *21
A-O(240,000-Apr 1 '41 & *46
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20- $141,300
1135,000
Apr 1 1951
Sinking fund
;
22,991 BOND. DT. Mar 25 21-$3,142,100
___
0—$10.00
1920—-$41.50
Population 1910, 5,345; 1920, 6,564
INT.
at
Peckville
Nat.
Bank,
Peckville.
This
borough is in Allegheny Co.
1901.
Pop'n 1910, 3,134;
1920,4.987.
Sewer Bonds.
Incorp.
4s
$14,000|4^s
$14,000
4Mb
.20,000
Paving bonds 43^8
14,000
Paving and sewer bonds 4 Ms 13,000
Street Bonds.
.
...
1921
bridge ville.
This borough is, in Allegheny Co.
BOND. DEBT
Apr 7 1919. $91,000
Floating debt (additional).
4,508
Sinking fund
24,629
Assessed val'n, real estate. 1,855,130
Assessed vai'n. personal
118,750
Other assessable property.
71,750
Total val. 1919 (80% act.).1,880,180
-
brackenridge.
4Hs'16 J-J
val.
assess,
(about 2-3 actual)
2,847,380
Population in 1920 (est.)--,
3,000
—
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 19
Total tax (per $1,000)
($10,000c
10,000c
15,000c
)
(
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '15
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18-$10 00
Population 1910, 1,983; 1920-3,092
bridgeville
school
BOND. DEBT July 1 1920
Floating debt (add'l)--Sinking fund
dist.
$50,000
5,000
19,148
Tot. ass'd val.'20 (75%act.)2,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$15.00
Jan 1 1926 Population in 1920
3,148
Jan 1 1931
Jan 1 1945 bridgewater"sch. dist.
P. O. West Bridgewater.
School Bonds {tax-free).
4Hs'15 J-D ($10,000—June 1 '25-'34
1 20,000.-June 1 '35-*44
BOND. DEBT April 23 '21—$33,000
11,000 Assess, val. '21 lM act.)
614,725
63,830 Tax .rate (per $1,000)
1921—$17.00
2,419,756
bristol.
This borough is In Bucks
County.
M-S $10,000
Sept 1 1935
Elec. Light & Property Bonds.
4Ms
"$8,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 192l-$106,000
Certificate debt (add'l)-
Sinking funds
Assessed valuation 1921
Boro tax (per
$1,000)
1921—$14.00|
Inc.
brackenridge
sch.
dist.
School-Building Bonds.
4Ms
s-a
($7,000c—June 1 1923
8,000c
4Mb
s-a
June 1
1933
/ 5,500c—Sept 1 1930
5,500c—Sept 1 1940
16,000c—Feb 1 1926
17,000c—Feb 1 1936
17,000c—-Feb 1 1945
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 1921
$76,000
Sinking fund
20,340
4Mb
s-a
Ass'd val'n 1920
(80% acc.)2.196.094
School tax rate(per $1,000)'20.$-:0.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
payable at Tarentum (Pa.)
Sav, & Trust Co.; and at Mercn. &
Mechanics Bank, Brackenridge.
braddock.
This borough Is in
Allegheny Co
Inc. June 8 1867. Pop.
'10. 19.357;
1920, 20.879.
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'l3 J-D$150,000.Y'ly beg. 1927
4s 16
J-D 163,000
(Part yearly in May for 30 years.)
Funding & Street-Impt. Bonds.
4s '05
M-N $83,000c-Yrly in
May
Reservoir Bonds.
M-S $28,000c-Yrly in Mar.
Funding & Improvement Bonds
4s
J-J
$38,000c _Yrly
in
Jan
Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'98 A-0$$25,000-Yearly in April
BOND. DT. May 20 '21$487,000
Assessed val'n, real estate.13,071,000
Assessed val'n, personal-1,042,000
4 Ms
Total
assessed
val.
1720.
Refunding Bonds {opt. beg. 1933)
A-O
$9,000
Oct 1 1943
4s '13
Water Bonds
4Hs'12 F-A$100.000c_Feb 1 '22-*42
4Hs'18 J-J
52.000—July 1 1947
,s
'20
12,000
—
—
Sewer Bonds (Tax-Free.).
4Hs'll A-O $59,850_cApr 1 '22-'40
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920- $172,000
Assessed val. 1919 (est.)—3,300,000
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1919—$25.00
10.273
Pop'n 1910, 9,256; 19 20
INTEREST
at
Bristol Trust
9.000
INT.
1921
(about M actual)
-.14,113.000
City tax (per $1,000) 1921
$12.00
INT. at Borough Treasurer's office.
-_-
—
Total
5s '17
J-J
$11,000—July 1 '2l-*31
BOND. DEBT Jan 18 '21$41,500
Floating debt (add'l).
6,500
Sinking fund.
11,928
Assess, val '20
(70% act.).3,242,981
—
4s *99
McKean
—
1937
3 J^s'OO F-A
bellefonte.
4s '98
In
Improvement Bonds.
J-J
$11,000c
Jan 11930
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1914.)
Bethlehem.
4^s'17J-J
$80,000
1927
(Subject to call.)
blair county.
5s '19
$30,000
1939
Holidaysburg is the county seat.
(Subject to call after 1929.)
All of the bonds are tax-free to holder
5s'20
$35,000
—1930
Impt. Bonds {opt. after 1917).
(Subject to call 1920.)
4s '07
J-J $200,000r—_Jan 1 1927
Alms House Bonds.
Bldg. Bonds, {opt. after 1915).
5s *20
J-J
$19,000c&r.Jan 1 I960
Fire Improvement Bonds.
3.65s'O5F-A$140,GO0r—.Aug 1 1935
BOND. DEBT
Apr 15 '21 $302,000 5s '19
$8,000
1939
Floating debt (add'l)
125,000
(Subject to call after 1929.)
Sinking funds
250
Refunding {opt. Jan. 1 1918).
Assessed val'n, real estate.54,518,237 4Ms'13 J-J
$10,000c—Jan 1 1933
Assessed val'n, personal..13,153,085
City-Building Bonds.
Other assessed prop
Apr $10,000c
3,904,937 4s
—1926
Total assessed vafn 1920
Incinerator Bonds.
(40% actual)
71,576,259 5s'20
$15,000-1930
County tax (per $1,000) 1921-_$7.50
(Optional 1920)
Popul'n 1910, 108,858; 1920, 128,334
Refunding & Imprv't Bonds.
INT. at office of
Sinking Fund 4Hs'17 M-S $25,000
1942
Commission.
(Subject to call 1939.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21
$243,000
blairsville!
Sinking fund (cash & bonds)
38,458
This borough is in Indiana
County. Assess, val. '20 (50% act.), 8,132,582
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 '18—$75,000 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1921
$15.00
Sinking fund
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
10,000
Total ass'd val. (1-3 act.)
983,309
Total tax rate (per $1.000)
$19.00 bradford school district
Population 191Q, 3,572; 1920--4,391
Building Bonds {Tax-free).
4Kg'15A-0 $60,000c_due $2,000 &
blairsville school dist.
$3,000 in alternate years.
4Hs'15 A-O $49,700—Apr 15 '22-'42 BOND. DEBT Aprl8'2l—
$60,000
(1925,$ 10,0001930, 1934 and 1937 Assess, val.
'20(40% act.)_6,072,000
and $14,000 in 1942)
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$25.00
BOND. DEBT May 1920$52,000 Population in 1920 (est.)
18,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
INT. at Dist. Treasurer's office.
1918--$22.00
INT. at Blairsville Nat. Bank.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
INT. at Lehigh Valley Nat. Bank,
_
$43,500c...Sept 1 1927
[ Borough-Improvement Bonds.
4s '07
—-
bradford.
This city is
Incorp. Jan. 14 1879.
Population
1910, 14,544; 1920, 15,525.
-
—-
countyt"
amts.
J-J
beaver
-
•
1922-1949
M-S$236,890r_Sept 1 '21-*32
(Various
4s '10
-
—-
—
beaver county.
Floating debt Apr 13 20-53,000
Sinking fund Mar 25 '21-225,240
assess. val. 1921
$62,276.888
School tax (per $1,000) 1919
$9.00
Population m 1919 (est.)
—60,000
Total
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 '20- $103,500
This
beaver school district.
4^s'16 J-J $20,400—July 1 *21-32
1921-—$11.00
INT. at Pittsburgh Trust Co
r TaJc free to holders.
ben avon school dist.
97
bristol school
district.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20-
Sinking fund
$25,500
3,141
Assessed valuation real
3,150.000
Assessed val. porsonal
543,000
Assessed valuation 1920—-3,693,000'
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21-$15.00
Population in 1920
10,273
brookville school dist.
This district (P. O. Brooksville) i»
in Jefferson County.
School Bonds.
4^s'19 J-J
$45,000.-July 15 '24-38
$53,000
BOND. DEBT May 15 '20.
Floating debt
-
10,000
Tot.ass d val.'20 (35% act.) 1,464,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1920--
1920—$25.00
4,000-
brownsville.
This borough is in
Fayette County.
Incorp. in 1814.
Pop n '10, 2,324;
1920, 2.502.
Tax Free Bonds.
4Hs'16 M-S $19.000.
(Due $4,000 in 15 yrs. and $5,000 in
20, 25 and 30 yrs.)
Street-Improvement Bonds.
A-O $15,000c
1920-1933
4Hs'll M-N 33,000c. 1921,'31&'41
BOND. DEBT Apr 1919—.$67,000
4s
braddock 8chool district.
4Mb'14 M-NI195.500c.May 1 '22-44
(See V. 98, p. 1181, for
maturity.) Sinking funds
4Hs'18
116,000—Nov 1 *21 -f36 Assess, val. {M act.)
3.430
'15—971.000
120,000.-Nov 1 *37-*46 Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1916—$17.00
NET DEBT April 1915— $389,000 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1916—$35.50
Assess, val. '13 (2-3
INT.
act.)_12,096,610
payable in Brownsville at
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—110.00 Mononganela Nat. Bank.
—
brownsville boro. sch. d.
BOND. DEBT Apr 11921
$25,000
carbon county.
Mauch Chunk is the county seat.
4,500
Floating debt
Sinking fund
4,941
Assessed valuation 1920
1,050,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920---$12.00
Road Bonds.
5Hs'20 A-O$200,000 - .--1935-1950
($50,000 each five yearn.)
Bridge Bonds (opt. beg. Jan. 1 18)
4Ms'13 J-J
$50,000
Jan 1 1943
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 16 '21
$230,000
butler.
Floating debt—
10,000
This borough is In Butler County
Assessed value real estate.23,672,794
Incorp. 1817 and has been a thirdAssessed value personal— 6,532,735
class city since Jan. 1 1918.
Tot.ass'd val. 1..20
35,205,529
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
4s'07
J-D $30,000c -—1924-1928 County tax (per $1,000) '20—$3.00
Population '10, 52,846;' 1920, 62,565
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '06
J-D $20,000c
1922-1924
-- —
1,000
—'
4s
4s
...
4 Ms
...
carbondaliTschool dist.
-
4MsT6
14,000
25,000
1933
1936
25.000
50,000
28,000
J-D$125,000c..$25,000
on
'41 & '45.
June 1 *26. '31. '36.
$210,200
TOTAL DEBT
1918— 157,810
$1,000) 1918—$10-00
19,000
5s'19
A-0 125.000
Oct 1 1949 Population in 1918
INT. at Liberty Discount & Sav.
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1929.)
4Ms
4Ms
...
...
1923
1923
...
5s '21
J-J
$90,000
190,000—Jan 1
135,000
Total assessed val'n
Tax rate (per
Bank, Carbondale.
Viaduct Bonds.
4Ms'14
-Jan
1
'31-45
'46-'50
BOND. DEBT April 18 '21 $133,000
Asf'd val. '21 (50% act.)
15,533,090
carlisle.
This borough is in Cumberland Co.
4s
$12,500
Jan 1 1924
...
4s
(per $1,000) 1921—$13.00 4s
Pop'n '10, 20.728; 1920
23,778 4s
4s
INT. Is payable In Butler.
18,200—Apr
7,500
May
17,000
Mar
76,500
July
...
...
Tax rate
4s
butler county.
4s
...
Funding Bonds.
A-O $13,000c
County Bonds.
A-O $ 10,000c..$10,000 yrly
M-N 16,000c
Part yearly
1
1
1
1
1924
1926
1927
1941
J-D
4s
A-O
Steam-Roller Bonds.
---
$8.000c—_l June 11922
'15—$195,600
J-D
4s
J-D
2,000c
2,000 yrly
Road Bonds.
5Ms*20
$550,000.-Sept 1 '27-'44
BOND. DEBT June 7 '21
$678,000
Total assessed val'n 1921-37.000,000
State & Co. tax(per$l .000) '17-$6.75
Pop. 1910, 72,689; 1920.
.77.270
INT. payable at Treasurers office.
4s
BOND. DEBT Apr 2
71,265
16,695
'10—4,395,540
$1,000) 1910- —$19.00
Floating debt
Sinking fund—
Assess, val. (2-3 act.)
Total tax (per
(addl.)._
Floating debt
—
_
Population 1910.10,303;
3,237,b0
Assessed valuation 1920
School tax (per $1,000)
chambersburgT
This
borough is
the
Franklin Co.
Inc. 1784.
1920. 10.916
Carlisle.
INT. at Farmers' Tr. Co..
INTEREST Is payable at the Dela¬
County Trust Co. In Chester.
ware
clairton.
This boro. is in Allegheny Co.
($60,000—Due
$10,000
5Ms'20F-A -I Aug 1 '29, '34, '38, '42,
of
3Ms'03 A-0 $20,000c
Aprl 1933
(Subject to call after April 1 1908.)
Impt. Bonds (part due every 5 yrs.)
4M«'10 J-D$247,o20
1921-1940
Refunding Bonds.
4^s*19 J-D $74,200c.July 1 *21-46
($3,000 in '22, *25, *28. '31, '34,
'37
'40, '43 & '46, and $2,500
in remaining years.)
I
(per $1,000) 1920—$14.00
Population in 1920
—16,000
Tax rate
california school dist.
This district (P. O. California) Is
in Washington County.
BOND. DEBT June 1 1921-$42,000
Floating debt
11,700
Sinking fund...
20,000
Assessed/Real estate
val
(Personal
955,075
1,200
'propaity..
111,825
Tot. ass'd val. 21 (1-3 act.)l,068,100
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1931.--$23.00
Other
assess,
Population in 1921 (est.)
2,800
1920 10.504
x Street and Funding
4s '16
Bonds.
M-S $125.000—Sept
l'2i-'46
(See V. 103, p. 680, for maturity.)
General Impt. Bonds.
4s'05
$5,000j—Jan 2 1925
Street Impt. Bonds.
4s '06
$6,000 Oct 1 '25 & '30
Sewer Bonds.
—
-
cambria county.
Edensburg is the county seat.
-
-
-
4s 06
($25,000— --Jan 2 1926
\ 50.000—Jan '31 & '36
4^s'18 A-O$4 >7,050
Oct 1 *21-'41
Park & Equip. Bonds.
(See V. 107, p. 2306, for maturity.) 4Hs'13 J-D $35,000—Dec 1 *23 and
Road Bonds.
every 5 years thereafter
5s '19
J-D$478,300c.Dec 1 '2l-'42
Impt. & Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
5Ms'20 M-S 500 000--Sept 1 '21-'43 4Ms'll M-N$62,000cNov 1 1921-'41
(See V. Ill p. 1198 for maturity,
(Part
due
every
5
years.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '2111,461,000
TOTAL DEBT Dec31 !20— $313 000
Floating debt...
110,000 Floating dent (adtll.)----87,471
Total assessed value 1921
Cash on ha id
31,281
(abt. 75% actual)
165,000,000 Assessed valuation 1920
8,277,080
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 -$6.00 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1920—.$10.50
Pop'n 1910, 166,331; 1920, 197,839
x Tax-free to holder.
INT. on bonds of 1913 and 1916 at
Carrick Bank, on others at Iron &
cambridge springs.
Glass Dollar Sav. Bank, Pittsburgh.
This boro. is in Crawford County.
BOND. DEBT May 20 *21—140,596
carrick school district.
Floating debt (add 1)
8.145
Building Bonds.
Sinking fund
16,788
$27,000-.July 1 *22-'30
Tot. ass'd val. '21 (50% act.) 757 970 4Ms'17 J-J
$1,000) '21-$20." 0
Population in 1910, 1,600; '20, 1,663
Tax rate (per
(?)
Tax rate
$8.00
(per $1,000) 1918
Inc. Feb. 8 1892.
canonsburg.
This borough Is In Washington Co
Population 1910, 3,891;
1920, 10 632.
xFunding Bonds.
4Ms'13 M-S $12,000c.—Mar 1 1925
xGeneral Bonds.
4s
J-D $10.000c—Dec 18 1925
zPaving Bonds.
4 Ms
M-N $l5,000c.Nov 2 '2l-'27
4MsT6 M-S 24,500—Sept 1 '2l-'36
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-D $14,500c_Dec 2 '2l-'27
4Ms'08 J-D
x2,600c-June 1 '21-'24
TOTAL DEBT May 1921.
$*0,100
Sinking fund
21,T5
Assess, val. (4-5 act.)
2,807,095
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$12.00
INT. at Borough Treas. office.
x Tax free to holders.
Inc. 1802.
This borough Is In Lehigh County
Refunding Bonds (Tax-Free).
3Ms'07 s-a
$5,000c
1927
Bridge Bonds (Tax-Free).
3Ms'05s-a
$, ,800c
1935
Water-Works (Tax-Free).
4s 09-10 s-a $71,100c—1930 & 1940
BOND. DEBT Jan. 8 '21-
$80,900
Assess, val. '21 (40% act.).3.231,605
Roro tax
(per $1,000)
1920
,
.$8-50
Population 1910, 5,250; 1920, 4,714
INT. at Nat. Bank of Cacasauqua
catasauqua sch. dist.
district is in Lehigh County
J-J
$27,800c—-July 1 1941
(Subject to call July 1 1916.)
4s *12
J-J
30,000c.—July 1 1942
(Subject to call July I 1922.)
This
4s '11
at
poor dist.
$28,000c-July 6 21- 26
DEBT Apr 16 1921
$28,000
J-J
4s
BOND.
8,9/7,496
601,=54
670,830
Tot. val.*20(abt.1-3%act.) 10,152.880
Poor & bond tax (per M) '20—$2.60
property
Other assess,
Population in 1910
INT. paid at Co.
clearfield.
x$45,000
-.-1929
X6.000
1925
5s *04
26,000
1932
4Ms'07
16,000
4 M3' 14 J-J
x75,000
July 1 1944
_s '17
28.000
4MsT9 A-Q
32,000
Apr 1 1949
Refunding & Street Bonds.
414s'13 J-J
$17,000
July 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '20- $245,000
Floating debt
30,000
Sinking fund
31,500
—
—
.
.36,638
Treas. office.
,
This borough is
—-
4s '01
INT.
clarion county
County Home.
1921$90,000 Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
charleroi;
This borough Is In Washington Co
4s '99
$1,000) 1918---$10.00
Union Tr. Co., Ciairton.
Tax rate (per
fund
—
5,000
Assess, val .(75% act.) '21-6,700,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) *21
$15.00
Population in 1921 (est.)
13.200
Sinking
17,000
5,500,000
Sinking fund
Assessed val. 1915-j
dist.
chambersburg sch.
^
^
in Clearfield Co.
Fire Equipment.
,
„
4Ms'18 A-O $10,000
Apr 1 1948
Optional 10 years after date.
Street Impt. Bonds.
5Ms'20
—
—
Junel 1950
$40.000
/Optional .Tune 1 1940)
July 1920-- $152,000
Assessed valuation 1920-_ -3.075,000
BOND. DEBT
Population 1910,
6,851; 1920, 8,529
clearfield county.
Assess, val. '20 (40% act.)-4,173,640
Clearfield is the county seat.
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1920—$15.00 4Ms'17 J-D $110,000.—June 1 1937
Popula'n 1910, 9,615: 1920, 11.516 Subject to call $10,000 yearly after
INT. at Bank of Charleroi.
June 1 1922.)
x Tax-free to holders.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 20 1921 $110,000
Floating debt
charleroi school dist.
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
4 Ms'04 M-N J$ 12.000c Mayl'22'25'31
\ 5.000c-.. May 1 1928
4Ms*12 J-J
57,800c-July i '22-'42
(See V 94, p 1641. for maturity.)
-s
*04
-s
'06
-s
'07
—-
—
$15,000.
6,500.
20,000
4Ms'l6 J-J
20,000
9,72a
(addl.)--—
Sinking fund
-
-----
ass'd' val. '2# <2-5 act)22,376,350
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
.-$5.00
Population '10 , 93,768; *20, 103,236
Tot.
clifton heights.
This borough is in Delaware
-
Co.
Incorporated June 1 1885.
Highway Bonds.
Ms'17 J-J
$70,000c—July 1 1946
Sewer and
1944
J 8.000
4
118,000—1945-1946
Street Bonds.
$145,000 5s '91
M-S $16,000-— Nov 11 1921
Sinking fund
2 085 BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 1921 $86,000
Assessed val., real
3,816.055 Floating debt (add'l)-14,000
Assessed val., personal
299.060 Sinking fund
10,800
—
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 *19.
9,130
property
Other assess,
Assess,
1,415,375
val. real
1919.4,124.245 Assess, val. personal
110,650
.$20.00 Tot.ass'd val.'20 (70% act.) 1,526,028
Pop'n 1910, 9,635; 1919 (est.), 13,000 Tax rate (per $ 1.000) '21— —$1 >.00
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Charle¬ Population 1910, 3,155; 1920, 3,469
roi, and DIst. Treasurer's office.
clinton county.
Lock Haven is the county seat.
cheltenham township.
Refunding Bonds.
This township (P. O. Ogontz) is
4s '11
J-D $58,600c
al931
in Montgomery County.
4s '11
M-S
39,400c
a 1931
Highway Bonds.
4s TO
A-O
17,000c
al930
4Ms'16 J-J
$45.000
July 1 1946 .s '10
15,0001930
(Optional after July
1 1926)
$£5,500
BONDED DEBT
$185,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '21
Total val. (50% act.)
School tax (per
$1,000) 1918
—
^
35,000
Assess, val.
real
-—-12,269,844
personal——
365,272
Other assessable property _.
512,490
Population 1910, 8.434: 1920, 11,015 Ass'd val'21 (2-5to3-5 act) -13,147.606
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$8 00
cheltenham twp. sch. d.
Popul'n 1910, 31,545; 1920, 33,555
BOND. DEBT May 27 '21 $210,000
a Opt. 10 years before maturity.
Assessed/Real estate
13,620,124
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
val'n (Personal.—— —
40,960
Oth)r assessable property810,875 coal twp. school district
Total assessed val'n 1921
This district (P. O. Shamokiu) is
12,360,000
Assessed val. 1915
(40% to 50% actual).-.14,471,959
(per $1,000) 1920—$15.00
Population in 1921 (est.)
lo.OOO
Tax rate
chester.
Chester Is situated
In Delaware Co
Assess, val.
in
Northumberland County.
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-D$i;>8,000—June 1 22-46
(See V. 102, p. 2272. for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT May 22 '20 $167,000
Tot.ass.val.'19 (65% act.) 10,375.783
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$25.00
18.000
$60.000-'28. '36 & *44 Population in 1920 (est.)
INT. payable at Dime Tr. & Safe
70,000
Jan 1 1948
400,000c.-July 1 1924, Deposit Co. of Shamokin.
Incorp. 1866.
414s* 14j-j §
4Ms'18
4Ms'19
—
—
1929, 1934 & 1939
coatesyille.
§ Refunding Bonds.
This city is in Chester County.
3Ms'99 J-J $176,000c
July 1929
4s '07
J-J
133,000c...July 1 1937 Inc. as borough 1857, incorporated
as city of third class in 1915.
(Subject to call July 1 1917.)
Water and Sewer Bonds.
SCity Bonds.
$20,000r„July 1 '21-28
3Ms'03 A-O $60,000c.Apr 1 *23 &*33 3Ms'03 J-J
J-J
6,700r
—-1296
70,000c. ..July 1 1934 4s 96
3 Ms'04 J-J
J-J
ll,000r—Jan 1 1927
70,000c—.Jan 1 1939 4s 97
4s 09
J-J
100,000c—July ,1 1925 4Ms 18 J-D /12,500-1.-Junel 1923
4Ms'10 J-J
162,500--June 1 24-48
300,OO0cJ'lyl'3O-'35-'40
4Ms'll J-J
Water and Street Bonds.
100,000
July 1 1946
4s '16
165,000--.
4Ms 12 M-NS23.000
Nov 1 1942
6s
165,000--—
BOND. DEBT May 1919 $1,289,000 4Ms 15 J-J
1921-1946
Assessment debt (add'l)
28O.500 4Ms'16 M-N 75,000
---
Park and Playground Bpnds.
304,996
4Ms'17 A-O $65,000(real
General Bonds.
1919—56,194,047
(per $1,000) 1918
$7 50 4Ms'17 A-O $6,800
Sewer,
Water, Street &
Park
Sinking fund
Total
catasauqua.
(?)
3,326; 1920, 6,264
4 Ms
4 Ms
—-
TOTAL DEBT
'47.
_—
Floating
—
22,412
Sinking fund
59,773
Total ass'd val'n (real est.),
1920 (est.) (65% act. -.6,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$10.00
Pop'n *10,11.800; 1920
13,1/1
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Chambersburg.
Floating debt
carrick.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Inc. June 21 '04; Pop'n in TO 6,173;
15,000---Aug'1 1950
DEBT.
Population 1910,
•
...
*45 and
I
BOND.
clairton school district.
This district Is in Allegheny
Co.
J-D $51,500c
Tax-free
F-A
60,000c
Tax-free
A-O
20,000c
Tax-free
4Ms'19 J-D
$3,500c—.July 1 1949 4 Ms
120,000BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '20-- $360,400 4Ms'18
Assessment debt (add'l)
5,821 TOTAL DEBT May 1918- $100,000
Floating debt (add'l)
15,000
debt
—
carlisle school district.
Building Bonds (Tax-free).
4s '14
J-J
$90,000c...July 1 1944
butler school district.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1924.)
4s '07
M-S $37,000o
Sep 2 '22.'27 BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21 $90,000
4s '09
M-S
4,601,301
12,500
Mar 1 1924 Assessed value, real—
13,800
3Hs'00F-A
24,100c
1922-1931 Assess, value personal—
3Hs'01 J-D
6,000c
1922 Other assessable property- 389,705
3s '01
M-S
39,000c
1931 Tot. val. 1920.(70% act)-5,004.806
Total tax rate(per$l ,000) '21-113.00
(Optional beginning 1916.)
4s '10
M-N
50,000c
1940 Population in 1920 (est.)
10,636
INT, payable at Farmers' Tr. Co.,
(Subject to call $15,000 In 10 years,
$15,000 In 15 years and $20,000 in Carlisle.
20 years.)
4iis'12 A-0
25,000c..Apr 15 1942 carnegie.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
(Optional after 5, 10 and 15 years.)
4Ms'12 A-O /$5,000c_.-Apr 1 1922 Bonds are tax-free to holders.
120,000c. Apr 1 '27<fe'32
General-Improvement Bonds.
4s 16
s-a
285,000
4Ms'03J-D $23,000
Junel 1933
A-0
50,000-1— Apr 1 1935
4Ms'18
$250,000c ....1924-1948 4s '05
BOND. DEBT May 1918
$818,000
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund—
105,060 4Ms'98J-D $18,000---.Junel 1923
Assessed valuation 1917.-11,330,783 4Ms'0l J-J
20,00c—Jan 1 1931
Street Bonds.
(Assessment 30 to 50% actual value)
School tax (per $1,000) 1917-.$13.50 4 Ms'98 J-D $25,000
June 11928
INTEREST payable at Guaranty 4Ms'01 J-J
10,000
Jan 1 1926
Safe Dep. & Tr. Co., Butler.
4Hs'09 J-J
85,000
July 1 '22-'38
434s'16J-D 100,000-- —— — 1938
General Municipal Bonds.
butler township sch. dis. 4Ms'97 M-S
$4,000—Sept 15 1921
This district (P. O. Butlor) is in
4Ms'16J-D
a,000
1921
Butler County.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '20-$355,000
4Ms*18 F-A $36,000
... —
Ass'd val'n '19 (80% act.)-8,334,730
(Due $4,000 yearly, subject to call Tax rate (p'er $1,000) 1920---$11.00
after 5 years.)
Pop'n T*\ 10,009; 1920 , 11,516.
TOTAL DEBT May 26 '19
$37,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Carnegie
Floating debt
20,000
Assessed val'n 1918 (M act.)3,201,334 carnegie school dist.
School tax rate(p. $1,000) T8_$10.00
BOND. DEBT Apr. 20 '21 $178,500
INT. payable at Butler.
Ass'd val. *20 (80% act.)—8,366,18)
capital
tax-exempt.
Bonds are
>
1920—$18.50
Population m 1920 (est.)
5,000
INT. at Nat. Bank of Catasauqua.
BOND. DEBT May 20
,
April 11923
14,300c
Dec 1 1923
10,800c...April 1 1925
4s
Butler Is county seat.
4s
...
$57,800 A^ess. val. '19 (90% act.)$58,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1919—$6.50
650
85,000
11,000 Population in 1919
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
Sinking funds
_
3Hs
[VOL. 112.
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS
98
assessed
val.
estate) (actual)
City tax
Pop. '10. 38,537; *20 (Census),
| Tax-free to holders.
chester school
4Ms'12
58.030
district.
M-N/$20,000—-Junel 1932
Bonds.
4Ms'l9 A-O $250,000
Street Bonds.
5s '21
A-O $45,000
——
Refunding Bonds.
1 60,000-J'ne 1 '37&'42
4Ms'15 —75,000J'nel'32,*37&'42 4s '11 J-J *76,500c—July 1 1941
Improvement Bonds.
School Bonds.
4.4s00 J-J
$ll,000r
-.1930
4Ms'17 — $130,000c_—July 1 1947
Water Bonds.
4Ms*18 — 370,000
1948
5s '20
ann 250,000
Apr 1 1950 4Ms'l7 M-N$36,000.^June 1 *21-*47
BOND. DEBT May 1921
$866,500
High-School Bonds.
Sinking fund
89,665
3 Ms'01 J-J $125,000c
July 1 1931
13,800,935
4s
J-D
30.000r„ .May 1 1934 Ass'd val. (70% act.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920--S27.50
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'13 J-D $75.000cJ'nel *32,'37&42 Population 1910, 11.084: 1920, 14,545
INT.
on
refunding
bonds
at
BOND. DEBT May 9 1919 $971,500
Sinking fund
l81,622Tr3amr3r's office
— __
June, 1921.]
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES
conway.
ooatesville school dist.
This borough Is in Beaver County,
33*s
A-O fil.OOOo.. Oct 1 '21-31
4.40s
F-A
15,000c—Feb 1 1926 BOND. DEBT Dec 1918—47,500
(Subject to call.)
Floating debt.
-;
6,000
4s
A-O
15,000c—1924-1938 Water debt (incl.)
32,708
4s '06
J-J
21,000c.. _Jan 1 1937 Assessed [Real estate—.
^699,350
val.
(Personal
(Subject to call $1,000 yearly begin¬
73,675
1916
ning Jan 1 1908)
[Other property——
440
-.-748.500
435s*12 J-J
36,000c
1928-1942 Total assess, val. '18__
43*s*15 J-J
95,400c—1921-1945 Tax rate (per $1,000) *18
-$39 .25
4® 17
M-N 65,000—May 1 ,22-*47 Population 1910, 1,483; 1920-1,858
BOND. DEBT Apr 1917—$291,500
cobaopolisT"
11,000
Sinking funds Oct 1916—This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
Assess, val. '16 (2-3 act.)-.6,502,740
A-O $26.500
1926&1927
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—$11.00 43*s
4s
J-J
43,000——1930
Population In 1917 (est.)
16,000 4s
A-O
48.000——1926
INTEREST is payable at National 4s
J-D
20,000
—1932
Bank of Chester Valley. Coatesvllle.
Improvement Bonds.
4 3*s'<37 J-J
$40,000c-July 15 1937
collin gd ale.
Street & Sewer-Impt. Bonds.
This
borough
(P.
O.
Darby) 43*s'08 J-J
$20,000c—.July 1 1938
Is in Delaware Co.
BUND. DEBT Apr. 18 '21 $213,000
-s '16
$10,000—
Ploating debt (add'l)
25,841
Street Improvement Bonds.
Sinking fund
100,(TO
Assess, val. 21 (60% act.).5,700,809
53*s
$60,000..
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1921, $142,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$26.00
Sinking fund
24,041 Popul'n
1910,
5,252;
1920, 6,162
Assess, val. 1921
2.300,000
INTEREST payable at Coraopolls
Bor'gh tax rateipar$l,000)' 20 $ 12.00
Population 1910, 1,361; 1920, 3,834 cobaopolis-school dist.
-
.
BOND. DEBT Jan 11921.
$83,500
resources Jan 11921.
46,475
Total assess, val.
(about
50% actual) 1920-1,200,000
Total tax rate (ner $1,000) *20_$29.00
Population 1910, 2,285; 1920-.3,115
—
All the above bonds are tax free.
INT.
-
....
--
—
columbia. **"
"*
[$5,000—Mar 1 1922
5,000—Mar 1 1927
5,000
Mar 1 1929
60,000—Mar 1 '31-'42
20,000—Mar 1'43-'44
43*s
$50,000 —1923-1946
(See V. 108, p. 189, for maturity.)
(Optional Jan 1 1925.)
BUND. DEBT May 1921 $230,500
Refund. Bonds
26,000
4s g *16 J-J
$58,000c
Jan 1 1946 Floating debt (additional).
17,860
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1926.) Sinking fund—
TOT. DEBT June 7 1921- $153,000 Assessed valuation 1921—6,364,034
(Assessment about 4 5 act.)
Assessed val. '20 U-3 act.) $3,677,822
School tax (per $1.000)'21—$17.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 19,0,
-$31.30
INT. payable in Columbia.
cobby.
This city is In Erie Co.
Inc. 1896.
columbia school dist.
Street Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 2 ) '2 L
J-J
$3 V>00 4s *15
$9,500
July 11935
Floating de ot (add 1) L — •
29,700 (Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
Building Bonds.
Sinking fund
2,400
Assessed f Real estate
-3,649, ->65 43*s'19 J-J $12,200—July 1939
val. '20 \ Personal
(Redeemable after 1924.)
—
13,000
Total
assessed
val.
1920
Road Bonds.
(1-3 to 3* act.)
3.662,565 4J*s'20 A-O
$9,000—Apr 1 1940
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920 ---$15.00
(Optional April 1 1925.)
Refund. Bonds (Opt. beg. 1904).
Population in 1920 (est.) — — 12,000
4s'99
M-N $37,050c—.May
1929
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1920columbia county.
$58,750
Bloomsburg is the county seat. Assessment debt (add'l)
4,200
Assessed val. Jan 1 1920
Bridge (Int. at Bloomsburg).
3,599,150
4s
A-Q
$76.200e .-.1921-1932 Value of city property117,986
Total tax (per $1,000) 1918—$11.00
Refunding (Int. at Bloomsburg).
4s'09
J-J
;$2,000-- —-1922-1923 Population In 1910—..
5,991
110,000-193 >-1936 Population in 1910 5,991; 1920 7,228
INT. payable at City Treasury.
Funding (Int. at Bloomsburg).
4s *13
F-A $20.000c ...-1938-1941
BOND. DEBT May 1919
$130,500 cbafton.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
Assess, val.
19 (abt.)_.— 16,517.723
County tax (ner $1,000) 1919 —$4 50
Improvement Bonds.
4 Hs* 15 J-J
Population 1910.48,467; 1920-48,349
$35,000-July 1 *39-*42
43*s'18 M-NS40.000—Mar 1 *39-*48
connellsville.
Sewer, Street A Funding Bonds.
This city is la Fayette County.
r$l,230c. June 1 '22-'61
Incorp. as a borough 1806 and as 3d- 4s '06
J-D {24,000c.June 1 '22-*33
class city In 1911.
In 1909 absorbed
[ 30,000c. June 1 *34-'36
the boroughs of Connellsville
and 4 Ms'95 M-S
6,000o.l919,'22&'25
New Haven.
4s '98
M-S f 6,000o.l919, *22&'25
x Funding & Street Bonds.
I
500o
1926
43*g'15J-J /$25,000r——1921-1925 4s '99
M-S / 2,000c—
1923
| 70,000r ..-1926-1935
1 2,500c
.1927
Columbia Is in Lancaster Co.
Inc
April
1814.
Bonds are tax-free to
holder. Pop. *10,11.454; *20,10.836
Funding Bonds.
5s *20
J-j
$45,000—Jan j 1950
4s '17
M-S
—
— —
-
-
—
— -
.
—
—
Refunding; Bonds.
4s '01
M-S
11,000c —1921-1931
f 1,000c —— .1927
I 9,000c._1921'24&*26
M-S I 2,000c
1928
$9,000e
——1929
5.000———-1924
(Subject to call after 5 years)
4s '03
4Hs'08 A-O $47,500
Oct 1 1933
15.000c —1929-1931
Street-Impt. Bonds.
(12,000c
1932-1933
tfs
$32.000
1924 Is '06
M-S
16.000c
1921-1936
BOND. DEBT May 18 '20 $296,000
Funding Bonds (Tax-free).
Assessment debt (add 1)—
13,700
f$2,000c— Nov l'22-'25
Sinking fund.
48,508 Is *09
M-N ( O.OOOcNov 1*23-24-26
Tot. val. 1920 (47% act.) .6,887,362
6,000c. Nov 1 '27-*28
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$15 00
120,000c. Nov I '37-'38
-s
F-A
'99
—
—
Pop'n 1910. 12,845; 1920—13,804
x
Tax-free to holders.
...
—
...
Bonds are all
tax-free to
holders
A-O;$30,000c—Oct 1 '22-'27
1
4,000c..-Oct
1 1928
43*s'15 M-N 30,000—May
'25-'31
4tfs*16 J-D 250,000--June 1 '36-'45
5s
27,000 i
1948
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '17-$329,500
Sinking funds
28,946
Assess, val. '18 (1-3 act.)—5,197,534
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—$25.00
INT. on 41*s ot 1910 at First Nat.
Bank,
ConneUsvilie; on 43*s due
1925-31 at Guarantee Tr. & Safe
Dep. Co., Phila.; on 43*s of 1916 at
Penn. Co. for Insurance on Lives &
Granting Annuities, Phila.
—
$25,000
—
—1931
1936
14,000
4s
41*8
41*s
41*8*14
4!*s'13
$201,420
....
—
INT. at First Nat. Bk. In Crafton.
4s '05
4s '06
43*s*08
43*s'09
43*s'13
43*8*15
A-O
A-O
15,000
28,000
M-N
7,000
A-O
5.000
J-J
10),000.
M-N 15.000—
—1935
...1936
1934
1929
1943
1944
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921-$204,000
Assessed val. *21 (2-3 act.).7,312,197
(per $1,000)
INT. at
1920—$12.00
5,900
First Nat. Bk., Crafton.
cbesson.
This
borough Is In Cambria Co.
($8,000
June 1 1926
43*s'16 J-D
9,000
June 11936
—
—
—
20,561
-3.684.710
*21—_j—
1921—$10.00
Popul'n 1910, 7.480; 1920, 8,481
INT. payable part at First Nat.
Bank, Conshohocken, and part at
Guarantee Tr. & Safe Dep. Co.,Phila.
Boro. tax (per $1,000)
'34,'39 & '44.
BOND. DEBT May 25 '21
$73,000
Floating Debt (add'l)
10,000
Sinking fund
10,500
Assessed val. real estate—.1.073,830
Assessed val. personal
302,300
Assess, val. '21 (50% act.).1,376,300
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'21 $16-00
Pop'n 1910. 1,470; 1920
-2,170
CUMBERLANDTTWP.
conshohocken sch. dist.
Bldg. & Fund. Bds. (tax-free).
43*s'13 M-N $63,000c—1923-1943
This
district
SCH. DIST.
(P. O. Carmichaels)
is in Greene County.
5s'20
$37,000--Jan
1
'22-'32
(Part each 5 years)
BOND. DEBT Apr 81921$53,000
Floating debt—.———
17.000
Sinking fund
16.000
Total ass'd val. 1920
3,465,980
BONDED DEBT
$1,000) 1920—$14 50
Population in 1919
—8,000
43*s'12 J-D $25,000c
1942
(Optional 1922.)
53*s'20 J-D
40,000c. June 1 '23-'46
INT. at Tradesmen's Nat.
Conshohocken.
Bank,
-
(?)
~~
DALE.
This boro. is in Cambria County.
—
Tax rate (per
43*s'17 J-J
$15,000c—
1947
(Subject to call 1937)
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21_.$73,500
20,000—June 1 *34-*40
43*s'19 J-D
($5,000 in even-numbered years)
43*s'19 J-D
10,000—June 1 1942—
Sinking fund.... —15,000 43*8*19 J-D $22.000—June 1 '25-'45
Assess, val. '21(abt.2-5act.)3,999,500
($2,000 in odd-numbered years)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921 —-$12.00
43*8*19 J-D
3,000—..June 1 1947
Pop'n 1910, 6,305; 1920—— 7,922
$6,000.-June 1 *22-*24
6,000—June 1 25-26
dabby school distbict.
2,000—June 1 1927
4s '15
A-O $35,000c
4,000—June 1 1928
Tax-free
4s
7,500
wii,;
43*s'19 J-D
9,000—June 1 '29-'31
4,000——June 1 1932
33*s
25.000—
3,000—June 1 1933
43*s
65,000BOND. DEBT iuly 28 '20-1130,500
12,000—June 1 '34-'36
,2,000—June 11937
Sinking Fund
$11,271
(?)
Total assessed val. 1915
3,093,845 BONDED DEBT—
School tax (per $1,000) 1918-$11.50 Population 1910,12,623; 1920,13,681
INT. at First .Nat. Bank, Darby.
du bois school distbict.
dauphin county,
BOND. DEBT May 10
18 $193,500
—_
...
—
-
—
County seat Is Harrisburg.
Bonds Total assessed val. *18 (abt.
24% acct. actual)——.3,300 000
$50,000o.._ Deo 1 1932 Total tax rate(per $1,000) ....$25.00
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1918 (est.)
.15,000
3s '01
J-J $249,OOOo--Jan
1 1931
BOND. DEBT Jan 5 1921
$299,000 dunmobe.
Sinking fund--216,143
This borough Is In Lackawanna Co.
Assess, val. real--;
93,676,297 Inc. 1864.
Assess. val. personal -——18,926,188
43*s'16
|$25,000c.June 1 '40-'44
Other assessable property- 4,817,985
I
5,000c... June 1 1945
Total val. '20 (H act.).-117.420,470
Refunding Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1921..$6.00 Is'02
F-A
$ 1,500c...Feb 1 1923
Pop'n 1910, 136,152; 1920, 153,116
Sewer Bonds.
INT. payable at Co. Treas. offloe. 43*sg'03A-O
$6,500c —Oct 1 1923
Funding Bonds.
derby township.
43*sg'09A-O $57,600o..Apr 1 '22-'39
aeneraMmpt. Bonds.
This township is in Westmoreland
are tax-free to holder.
3s '02
J-D
.
County.
Refunding & Road Bonds.
53*'ig*20M-S $50,000.-Sept 1 *24-38
Tsee V. 112, p. 179, for maturity.)
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Prin. and int. at the People's Na¬
tional Bank of Latrobe.
434 ? *11 J-J
43*s 14 A-O
43*8*12 A-O
$43.000o—Feb 1 22-'35
62.300c—Oct 1 '21-'43
37.050c—Apr 1 *22-*40
fl3.OOOc.May 1 '36-*39
M-N
6.000c—May 1 1944
32,000c. May 1 '45-'49
BOND. DEBT Dec 9 '16—$267,500
5s *19
20,000
Sinking fund
derry
TWP7SCH.
dist.
$85,000c.Jan 1 '22-'41
112, p. 488, for maturity.)
BONDED DEBT
_(?)
53*s'21
(See V.
s-a
Assessed valuation 1920—11,709,914
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920—.$10.50
Pop'n *10. 17,615; *20— 20,250
Bonds
—
dickson cityt
This borough Is In Lackawanna CoFunding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
5s *17
J-D $75,000..Dec 1 *26-'41
($15,000 payable every 5 years)
Sewer Bonds.
5s
$12,000. .$1,000 yearly
—
.s
,.—
TOTAli DEBT
1,600——
Jan 5 1920.
$97,100
Total assessed val. 1919—6,295,624
Popula'n '10,9,331;
'20-— 11,049
State
from
exempt
are
tax, which is assumed by borough.
Interest payable.at Borough Treas¬
office, except on improvement
bonds, which are payable at the office
urer's
of Harris, Forbes & Co.
In New York.
dunmobe 8ch00l distbict.
High-School Bonds.
43*8*08
—
*$40,200c.Sept 1 '21-'32
10,000— .1921-1922
22,300
1921-1930
43*s'12 —
3 3,150c. June 1 '22-*32
43*s'15s-an
45,000—
43*8*16 J-D 100.000—last bond
4s
...
5s
...
,
June
1
1945
...
5s *11
m 1915 (est.)
11,500
INT. at Providence Bk.,Scranton.
This borough is In Washington Co
Inc. Feb. 11 1901. Pop'n *10, 8,174:
45,000—
-1940
I 8,000
June 1 1946
70,000
1941 53*s'21
$20,000-Aug 1 »36&'46
12,000
——1935
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
27,000c-Apr 1 '28-*43 5s *19
M-8 $20,000c—Sept 1 1929,
(Part every 5 years)
Sinking fund
,
BOND. DEBT June 1 '16—$239,500
25,450
Other debt....
100,000
General sinking fund—.—
1,715
Assessed valuation 1915. -10,932,231
School tax (per $1,000) 1918-S10.00
Floating debt.
x
INT.
Scranton
at
Scranton; on others
Bank, Dunmore,
at
Tr.
Co.,
First Nat.
donora.
school distbict.
Bldg. & Equip. Bds. (tax-exempt).
J-D $29.000-.
1931
,
Assess, val.
1938, 1943 and 1946
(See V. 107. p. 420.)
53*s
s-a
305,000- ———BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $175,000
Sinkingfund...
14,412
Assessed valuation 1921
8,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$13.00
($4,000 in even-numbered years)
cbafton
„_
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '21—$188,970
Floating debt (add'lj——
970
50,000c...1928, 1933.
43*s'18 J-J
This city Is in Clearfield County.
Street Bonds.
4s '01
1
Street Bonds.
INT. at People's Nat. Bk.. Pittsb.
dobmont school distbict.
Population
—
Population in 1920 (est.)
This borough Is in Montgomery Co
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
,
Pop'n 1910, 1,115; 1920——6,455
43*8*19 J-D $20,000—June 1 '24-'32
Pop'n '10, 4,583; '20 (Census), 5,934
Tax rate
conshohocken.
—
du bois.
This borough Is In Delaware Co.
Floating debt...—.
52,200
2,304
Assess, val. est. 1917 (80%
actual)
6,418.190
Actual value (esc.)
8,500.000
BOND. DEBT
...
4 3*s*10
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
*
Improvement Bonds.
43*s'15 J-D $30,000—Dec 1 1935
43*s'18
70,000—Dec 2 1948
BOND. DEBT bee *18
$163,000
Sinkingfund
15.992
Assessed valuation 1918
6,700,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916—$8.00
dabby.
dickson city sch. dist.
-s
$52,000
M-N 3).400c.May 1'22A'31
5s *18
F-A
3),000--Aug 1 *2t-'32
BOND. DEBT July 1918 $130,000
Sinkingfund
—35.553
Assessed valuation 1918 —6,248,607
School tax (per $1,000) 1915—$14.00
Sinking fund—
connellsville sch. dist.
4s
-
—
-
dobmont.
...
——
5s
payable at Johnstown, Pa.
danville.
~
This borough Is in Montour Co.
3s '00
$14,000———.
33*s'04
8,800
4s'04
21,200————
33*s'13
20,000———
Water Bonds.
4s'16
$77.000——.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921- $141,000
Floating debt (add'l)24,000
Total assess, val. 1920....2,382,845
Boro. tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $10.00
Pop'n 1910, 7,517; 1920—6,952
...
x
TOWNS
Total
...
-
AND
Improvement Bonds.
5s
s-a
18.500c
1921-1936
1920, 14,131.
Improvement Bonds.
43*8*10 F-A $17,000c
1921-1930
($2,000 In every even year.)
43*8*13 J-D $75.000-J one 1 *32-'41
($7,000 In even, $8,000 in odd years.)
25.000—July 1 1945
43*s'16 J-J
Sewer and Street Bonds.
43*8
F-A $l6,000o...Aug 1 1924
43*8
F-A
19,000o—Aug 1 1929
4 3*s
F-A
7,000c—Aug 1 1931
43*8*12 J-D
48,000c.June 1 *31-'40
BOND. DEBT
Sinkingfund
Apr 18 *21- $202,000
32,500
—
Assessed val., real estate..5.871,820
Assessed val., personal..
632,820
duquesne.
This city is in Allegheny Co.
1892 as borough.
Inc.
Pop'n '10, 15,527;
1920, 19,011,
Water Bonds (Tax-free).
43*s
...
$15,000——Sept'2l-'23
Street Bonds (Taxable).
43*8
M-S $3 ),000o ..—1921-1926
43*8
J-J
33,000o—1921-1931
Street Bonds (Tax-free),
43*8*07 F-A $65,000o_.Feb 1 *23-'37
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
43*8*07 F-A $12,000o—Feb 1 '22-'27
General-Improvement Bonds.
4 3*8'10 A-0$136,000
1922-1940
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
43*s
J-J
$U,000o-•-.1921-1931
Bridge Bonds (Taxable).
4s
J-D
$ lOOOc
1921-1921
Tot. ass'd val.^21 <60%act.)6,501,640
BOND. DEBT April 16 '21 $310,000
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1921 $16.00
Certificate debt (add'l)....
245,000
Population In 1920
14,131 Assess, val.
(80% act.)—17.98L710
INTEREST is payable In Donora.
Tax rate (per $1,000)..
...$26.50
INT. at Duquesne Trust Co. and
First Nat. Bank. Duquesne.
donoba school distbict.
—..
School Bonds (Tax-free).
43*s'06 M-N $12,000o—May 1 '22-27
43*s'02 M-N
8,000—May 1 1922
4 3*8*08 F-A
59,100o.Aug 1 '21-'35
43*8*13 J-D 100.000c.june 1 '32-*41
f 8.000-June 1 *23&'27
43*8*15 J-D
{
I
43*s '20
duquesne school distbict.
Bonds
are
5s
J-D
4s
J-J
is
A-O
tax-free to holders.
$3,000o
J'ne 1 *22-*27
16,000o_July 1 *21-'28
5,000<A .Oct 1 '21-25
8,000-June 1 '32A'37 43*s'07 J-D *14,000c_June 1 '21-'36
6.000
June 1 1942 43*s'13 J-J
200,000c.July 1 '28-'42
43*s'l6 J-D
25.000—June 1 '22-*26
s-a
17,000..June 1 '30-'49
(See V. 112, p. 488 for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT June 1 *21
$267,000
r~uND. DEBT May 11 '18 $268,000 Floating debt (add'l)—.
95,000
Sinking fund
27,023 Assess, val.'21 (80%act.).17,920,»10
Assess, val. real estate....5,060,790 School tax (per $1,000) 1921.-$13.00
Assess, val. personal
—19,011
2,650 Population In 1920
INT. on $200,000 43*» at Du¬
Assess, val. occupations
300,175
Total val. 1918 (60% act.).5,363,615 quesne Trust Co. or Bank of Pitts¬
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18 $17.00 burgh, N. A., Pittsburgh; on bonds
Population 1918 (est.;.
15,000 marked (*) 4s at Duquesne Trust Co.;
INT. payable at Bank of Donora. on others at First Nat. Bk., Duquesne.
.
...
100
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES
CAST McKEESPORT.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 1921
f 88,000
Assessed valuation 1921
1,380,970
1920
EASTON.
This city is situated in Northamp¬
ton Co.
Inc. 1886.
Various Municipal Purposes.
4s '14
J-J
$29.700
July 1 1944
(SubJ. to.call beginning July 1 1919.)
4a '16
16,300
Jan 1 1935
...
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1920.)
M-N$28,000
May 1 1935
(subject to call aft. May 1 1920.)
4s '16
$45,000
July 1 1946
4s '15
...
4s *16
M-N
washington.
Assess .val
.''20(l-3toMact.) 1,844,470
$14.00 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$33 -00
2,430 Population 1910, 1,300; 1920-1,561
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
Pop'n 1910, 2,118;
east
This borough Is in Washington Co.
BOND. DEBT Aprl8 1921
$53,600
40.000—Nov 1 1946
ebensburg]
This boro. is in Cambria County.
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'15 J-J
$35,000r
(For maturity see V. 101, p. 389.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '21 —$47,000
Sinking fund
4,035
Assessed Real estate
$2,221,990
val.
Personal
Other
Tot.
—
4,2'0
property.-
396,600
val. *21
assess,
60% actual)
2.622,840
Boro. tax rate (per $1,000) '21-S7.25
-s
Pop'n 1910, 1,978; 1920
4s '91
J-D
$22,0000
Dec 1 1921
4Ms*20 J-J
30,600. —-July 1 1950
Sewer & Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s '94
F-A $16,900c—Feb 1 1924
Street, Fire & Light Bonds.
4s '94
M-N $12,300c—May 1 1924
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s '97
A-0 $18,600c--Oct
1 1927
Refunding & Improvement Bds.
3 Ms'98 A-Q$ 115,200c
Apr I 1928
Street Bonds (opt. 5 yrs. aft. date)
3 Hs'99 J-J
$ 1,200c
Jan 11929
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1904.)
4s '11
M-S $15,400c—Sept 1 1921
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1916.)
4s '12
J-J
45,000c—July 1 1942
(Subject to call after July 1
1917.)
4s *17
J-J
$30,000c—.July 2 1927
Public Playground Bonds.
2,179
ebensburg boro school d.
Building Bonds.
($20,000—May 1 1927
4Ms'17 M-Nf 20,000—-May 1 1937
(25,000---May 1 1947
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21-
$65,000
9,4 0
2,190,270
6.830
217,450
Sinking fund
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val.
personal
Other assessable property
Assess, val. '20(75%act.).2,414.550
School tax rate (per $1,000) '20110.50
Population In 1920 (est.)2,800
eddystone"
This borough is In Delaware Co.
Street
Bonds.
M-S
$3.700c—Sept
1931
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1921.)
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
4s '10
M-N $32,0000.--May 1 1929
(Subject to call after May 1 1919.)
Municlpal-Bldg.& Fire-Sta. Bds.
3Hb*02 J-J
$ 18,000c— .July 1 1932
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Ms'16
$35,000
July 1 1946
(Subject to call after July 1 1926.)
4Ms'16
$25,000
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1927)
4Ms'17
35,000
(Subject to call after July 1 1927 )
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 '21. $132,000
Assessed val., real
4,825,600
Assessed val. personal
2,325
Other assessable property.62,650
4s *08
Total,
4s '11
F-A
$12,000c-.-Feb 1 1928
(Subject to call after Feb. 1913.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921-$587,800
Sinking fund
30,266
31,079,576
55,400
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
Tot. val. '20
—
assess,
val. 1921
Total tax rate
4,891,475
(per $1,000) 1921 $5.50
Pop'n in 1910,1,167; 1920—
2.670
edgewood.
This borough
(P. O. Swissvale) is
33,813
INTEREST payable by CityTreas.
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
-.-
Sewer
Bonds.
—
—-
—
—
13
A-O
J-J
4s'14
4s *15
...
4Ms*20 J-J
8,000c
1923
/51,000c-Jan 1'31-'33
120,000c
35,000
Jan 1 1934
300,000c...July 1 1950
BOND. DEBT June 5 '19
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Assess, val. real estate
Other assessable
$398,000
$60,000
81,000
21,119,400
600,000
property.
Total assessed valuation
21,719,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1919-$10 00
Population in 1919..
INT.
at
33,000
City Treas.
office
or
at
Easton Trust Co., Easton.
east
pennsboro
twp.
A district in Cumberland
4Ms'16J-D
BOND.
Assess,
($8,000
6.000
June 1 1926
June 11931
(26,000--June 1 '32-'44
DEBT Apr 15
1919
valuation
at
d.
\
Population 1916 (est.)
INT.
s.
County.
Lemoyne
"20. $66,000
1,684,100
6.200
Tr.
Co.,
Le-
moyne.
EAST PITTSBURGH.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
JSlb.fs271895" 1>OP'D '10> 5'615;
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4Ms'15 J-J
$20,000
1925-1934
4
4 Ms
$18.000.-June 1 *27-'34
Five-Mile Run Bonds.
4Ms
$15,000
GEN. BD. DT. May 23 '21 $186,000
...
...
Floating debt
2,405
Tot.assess, val.'21 (Mact.) 6,051,860
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21$ 10.00
Pop'n
19iq, 2,596; 1920
3,181
edgewood school dist.
Bonds below
are
tax-free.
4Ms'15 A-O $73,000--Apr 1 '22-'45
(See V. 100, p. 1018, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '20. $183,000
Total ass'd val. *19 (M act. 6,502,970
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$11.00
Population 1919 (est.)
3,000
INT. at Colonial Trust Co., Pitts.
Eli WARD SVTLLE
SOH. DIST.
This district Is in Luzerne County
5s '06
Aug
$2,000--Aug 1 '21-'22
5s '11
May 23,0001938
(Optional after May 1 1928.)
5s '08
A-O
17,000
1921-1928
5s '15
M-Nf 12,000-May 15 '22-'27
\25,000—May 15 1938
(Subject to call aft. May 15 1933.)
BOND. DEBT May 21'21.
$79,000
Ass'd val. '21
(50% act.)..6,514,849
1920—$15.00
Population m 1917 (est.)
10,500
INTEREST payable In Edwardsville at People's National Bank.
School tax (per $1,000)
x
elizabeth boro. sch. distj
Improvement Bonds.
This district (P. O. Elizabeth) is
lis'11 J-J
$8.000
1921-1936
Street Bonds.
5s *98
5s *98
J-J
in Allegheny County.
1921-1923
1921-1924
4Ms'01 J-J
1921-1930
4Ms'06 J-J
x46,000c--Jan 1 '22-34
4Ms'12 J-J
xU,000
Due yearly
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921-- $150, 00
Assess, val. '20 (75% act.)_5,250,020
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920---$14.00
J-J
$3,000c
5,600c
z27,000c
INTEREST payable at East Pitts¬
burgh Savings & Trust Co.
x Tax free to holders.
EAST PITTSBURGH SCH. DIST.
School Bonds.
5s
A-O*! 10,500c
1925
4Ms'06A-O *2M00c-Apr 1'22-'34
5s '21
J-J
256,000
various
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *21.
$37,500
Assessed val. real estate
4,770,870
Other assessable property
541,400
Total
assessed
valuation
'21 (abt. 80% actual)
5,312,270
School tax (per $1,000) 1920„$11.00
Population in 19S0,
6,527
»
Tax exempt.
_
INT. payable at East
Savings & Trust Co.
_
Pittsburgh
($25,000c $5,000 on Nov
\
15 in *25,
'30, '35,
5Ms'20
I
'40 and '45.
10,000c--Nov 15 1950
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Prin. and int. at the State Bank of
Elizabeth.
ELLWOOD
J-J
35,000
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4Ms'12 J-J
$15.000July 1 *22,*27*30
Sewer, Street & Bldg. Bonds.
4Ms'07J-J
$20,000
.1927
—
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
4Ms'06 M-S $4,500
1926
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
4Ms'14 J-J
20,000
SCH.
D.
Building (Red. after July 1 1925).
48*15 j-j
$50,000c—July 1 1935
22,500c
JTAL DEBT May 1920.--
$74,400
isessed valuation 1920—2,417,068
xx
rate
(per $1,000) 1918
$11.00
'
payable
at
Bellevue.
—
$3,000
$69,500 -S
$69,000
1,000 GEN. BD. DT. May 1919Assess, debt (add'l)
20,000
13,323
Assess, val. '20 (M act.)--5,433,190
Total assessed value 1919
(75% act.)
3,457,020 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920.—$14.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—-$10.00 Population 1910, 5,830; 1920—6.341
INT. at Borough Treasurer's office
BOND.. DEBT Mar 1 '20-
„.
Floating debt
Sinking fund
FARRELL.
ERIE.
This
bonds
city Is
are
In Erie County.
All
tax-free to holder.
Grade-Cross.-Elim. Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J $100,000c—Jan 1 1946
(Opt. after Jan. 1 1936.)
4s '18
June 50,000
Jan 1 1923
(Serially after June 1 1923)
4Ms'20
15,000
May 1929
(Serially after May 1 1925.)
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J $50,000
Jan 1 1946
(Opt. after Jan. 1 1936.)
—
Creek
Sewer
Bonds.
—
Sewer Bonds.
4s'15
JpJ
$22.500
Aug2 1935
Garrison Run Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'16 F-A $25,000
Aug 1 1946
4Ms'19 F-A 175,000c&rAug l'25-*49
Storm Water Sewer Bonds.
4s '16
F-A $70,000
Aug 1 1931
Park Bonds.
4s *14
J-J $101,000c—July 1 1934
J-J
5,000
Aug 2 1935
Fire-Dept. Equipt. Bonds.
J-J
$12,000c--July 1 1934
4Ms*19 M-N 75,000c&rNov l'25-'49
Street Bonds (opt. aft. 10 yrs.).
4s '12
J-J
$2,000
Aug 1 1932
4s '12
J-J
5,000
Oct 1 1932
4s '15
J-J
2.500
Aug 2 1935
5s '21
M-S
70,000--Mar 1 '22-'35
Garbage-Destruc.-Wks. Bds.
4s '12
J-J
$17,000.— Aug 15 1932
Gen. Municipal Impt. Bonds.
4s '12
J-J
$4.000
Aug 15 1932
4Ms'19 F-A 7 2,000c&r_Aug 1 1925
4s '15
4s '14
Conduit
4s '12
J-J
4s '14
J-J
]240.000c&rAug l'26-'49
oc
This
borough,
formerly
South
8haron, is in Mercer County.
Inc.
Nov. 15 1901.
Name changed by
decree of court April 15 1912.
4Ms
J-J
Sewer Construe.Bds.
$35,500c
-
Street Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'15 M-N$40,000c.May 14 1945
Fire & Police Dept.
4Ms'15 M-N$ 12,000c—May 14 1945
Incinerator Plant.
4Ms*15 M-N $8,000c__May 14 1945
Street-lmpt. and Funding.
4Ms'12 A-O $50,000
Oct 1 1942
Sewer
M-NS400.000
May 1 1922
(Due serially after May 1 1922)
4Ms'16 F-A 150,000
Aug 1 1946
50,000c.-May 15 1924
4Ms'19M-N
50.000c_May 15*25-29
(500,000c.May 15 '30-39
50,000c--May 15 1924
4Ms'19M-N
70,000c_May 15 '25-31
(28O,00Oc_May 15 '32-39
4Ms'19 F-A (52,OOOc&rAug l'25-'37
160,000c&rAug l'38-'49
4Ms'19 A-0125.000c&rOct
l'25-*49
4Ms'20
60,000
May 11949
(Serially after May 1 1930.)
City Hall Impt. Bonds.
4s '14
J-J
$10,000c--July 1 1934
4s '18 Aug 1 TlO.OOO
Aug 1 1923
112,000—Aug 1 *24-'29
Bonds.
4Ms'04 J-J $100.000c--July 1 1934
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'19M-Nf$25,000
Mayl 1929
100,000-May 1 '34&'39
37,000
May 1 1944
50,000
May 1 1949
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'09 M-N$52.OOOr
May 1 1939
BOND. DEBT May 1921- $509,500
Sinking fund
67,352
,
Assess.val.'20(abt. 1-3act.) 8,000,000
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1921
$20.00
15,586
Pop'n 1910, 10,190; '20
INT. in Pittsb. at Colonial Tr.Co.
All bonds are tax-free to holder.
FARRELL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds
all tax-free to holder.
are
4Ms'07 J-J
$50,000c
1937
M-N
24,300c
4Ms
M-N 30,500c
1933
4Ms'08 J-J
30,000c—July 1 1938
4Ms
M-N 55,000c
1919-1939
(Part due every 5 years.)
'16,000
Nov 1 1926
20,000
Nov 1 1936
4Ms'16M-N
39,000
Nov 1 1946
4Ms
' 95,000
4Ms'19 s-a
145,000.-July 1 '21-49
5s '19
J-J fl35.000-.July 1 '22-'48
4 Ms
—
1
5Ms'21
10,000
July 1 1949
100,000
—
BOND.
DEBT Apr '20.— $515,000
Sinking fund
40,000
Assessed vauation 1920
7,797,500
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $23.00
INT. on $55,000 4Ms at First Nat.
Bank, Farrell;
on
others
Trust Co. in Farrell
or
at
at Colonial
Pittsburgh
and 5s of 1919 at the Peoples
Farrell.
fayette
Bank of
county.
Uniontown is the county seat.
$55,000
Oct 1 1932
Tax-Free Bonds.
47.000c—July 1 1934
4s *16
A-0$400.000.Apr 1 '26 & *36
Refunding Bonds.
94,000—Dec 30 1928
4Ms'14 J-J $311,000c
Jan 1 1934 4Ms'18 J-D
Road Bonds.
(Subject to call beginning Jan 11924)
Conduit Bonds.
4MsT7 J-D $94,000
Dec 15 1927
4s *17
M-N 30,500
May 1 1922 4Ms*19 J-D 500.000cDec 15 '29-'39
BOND. DEBT May 1 '20$1,088 000
(Serially after May 1 1922)
125,880
($5,000
May 11923 Sinking fund
4s '18 May
1,500—May 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1919-104,145,807
364,510,437
16.000--May 1 '25-'32 Real value (est.)
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 3 '21 $3,318,000 Co. tax rate (per $1 000) '20—$7.50
Sinking fund
603,895 Pop'n 1910, 167,449; 1920, 188,104
Ass'd val. 1921 (M act.).109,854,446
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$8.84 findlay twp. sch. dist.
ERIE
$85.000c&rJuly l'24-'33
J-J
1910,
66,525;
93,372
1920,
county.
County seat is Erie.
Road Bonds.
4Ms'19 F-A f $200,000c—Aug 1 1924
I 300,000c.Aug 1 '25-'34
5s '20
Oct 1 1935
A-0/I00,000r
This district (P. O. Imperial) is in
Allegheny County.
$10,000
1930
20,000_
1935
25,0001940
5Ms'20
30,000
1945
15,0001950
BONDED DEBT
—(?)
\200,000r__0ct 1 *36-'39 forty fort school dist.
$800,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 *21
Sinking fund
120,386
. _
This district is in Luzerne
5s *08
—
County.
$10,500—
Population '10, 115,517; *20, 153,586
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
31,500
1921-1930
TOTAL DEBT Apr 16 '21$42,000
Assess, valuation 1921
3 8^6,251
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21- $205,500
ERIE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
FRANKLIN.
Assess, debt, add'l—
17,600
4s '09
Sinking fund
46,223
Sewer and Subway
4Ms'10 J-J
$31,000c.
Bonds.
_1930
Ass'd val'n 1921 (30% act.) 3,646,071
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1921
$17 00
INTEREST
STROUDSBURG
This district is in Monroe County.
is
INT. at City Treasury.
General Impt. Bonds.
5s '19
5s '19
J-D
'17
„.
Pop'n
CITY.
$60,000
Dec 1 *21-'32
70,000. .June 1 *22-'28
6,000-Aug 1 '2l-*23
45,000-Aug 1 '24-'38
20,000-Aug 1 *39-'43
25,000-Aug 1 '44-'48
9,000-Aug 1 '21-'23
20,000-Aug 1 '24-'28
25,000-Aug 1 *29-'33
30,000—Aug 1 *34-'38
21,000-Apr 1 *39-*41
16,000.-Apr 1 '42-'43
18,000-Apr 1 *44-'45
.40,000--Apr 1 '46-'48
4Ms'20 M-N597,000c&rMay l'24-'40
4Ms'17 J-D
4s
(See v. 110, p. 1337 for maturity.)
the 4Ms'21 A-O 500,000c.Apr l'25rf4&
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21 $2,519,000
Floating debt (mtges.)—
7,500
FPHRATA.
Assessed valuation, real_106,464,631
This borough Is In Lancaster Co
Assessed val'n, personal.
3,389,815
Inc. 1892.
Pop'n *10, 3,192; 1920,
Ass'd val. '21 (80% act.).109,854,446
3 735.
Value school property—
6,200,000
Electric-Light (Tax free).
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$14.00
4s '03
Jan
$4,500c
1933
Population in 1920
102,093
(Subject to call after 1908.)
INT. at Marine Nat. Bank, Erie.
4s'13
$10,000
1932
ETNA.
(Subject to call after 1923.)
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Electric Light & Sewer Bonds.
$20,000
1921-1924
4Ms'20 J-J $20,000——Jan 1 1950 4Ms'10
Improvement Bonds.
Water Bonds (Tax free).
4s '06
J-J
$30,000c
1936 4Ms'12 A-O $25,000.-Apr 1 '31-*36
Water and Light Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1916.)
1925-1930
4s '10
A-O $ 10,000c
1940 4Ms'll A-O $24,000
Redemption Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1920.)
INTEREST
This borough la in Lawrence Co.
Population 1910, 3,902; 1920, 8,958
\8T
(Part every 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 *21- $135,500
Sinking funds
35,802
Ass'd val.'21 (abt.60%act.) 1,880.690
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1921 $17.00
4s '17
1932-1949
Sewer & Street Bonds (tax-free).
4Hs'15 M-S $30.000—Mar 1 *38-'45
4s
12,700—Sept 1 '2l-'29
4Ma
$10,000—Oct 1 *21-'25
EASTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Fire-Protection Bonds.
All bonds are exempt from State
4s
$12.000—Sept 1 '26-'31
tax, which is paid by district.
Bonds
Street Bonds.
marked (♦) opt. 10 yrs. after date.
$3,000
Sept 1 1932
3Ms'02 A-0*$34.500c— .Dec 1 1922 4Ms
Street Impt. Bonds.
4s 04
F-A *72,000c
Aug 1 1924
$35,000.-July 1 '30-'47
4s '09
M-S *65,000c—Mar 1 1929 5s '20
Storm, Sewer & Fire Equip't.
4s '12
A-O
12,000c
1922
4s
—
Mill
in Allegheny Co.
$12.00
Borough Bonds.
161,712 4Ms'19 J-J $50,000
(75% act.)..31,134,976
Olty tax (per $1,000) 1921
Value of city property
Pop'n '10, 28,523; '20
Sewer, Street & Funding Bonds
M-S
$6,500-,Dec 1 *21-'33
4s '06
-_-
—
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
4Ms'0fl M-S $32,900c..Sept 1 '22-*36
(Part every 5 years.)
4Ms'18 F-A
4Ms*08 F-A
5,000c--Aug 1 1923
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'13 J-J f$10,00Oc_Feb 1 *28&'33
1 14,000c_Feb 1 '38& 43
4 Ms'16
35,000
Paving Bonds.
4Ms*18 F-A
4Ms
M-N$25,OOOc.May 16*30 *40
Citizens Nat. Bank,
(about
4Ks'18 J-J
50,000
July 1 1948
300.000
Sewer-Construction Bonds.
AND
First
at
National
Bank, Ellwood City.
EMSWORTH.
This borough Is
Inc. July 14 1896.
Allegheny Co.
Population 1910,
in
1,510; 1920, 2,165.
Building Bonds.
4Mb
M-N $5,000c—May 16 1925
Assessed valuation 1921—94,260,754
F-A $20,000c.Aug
A-O
90,000c-Aug
holder.
1 *25-;28
1 28- 38
150,000c.Feb
1 '26- 40
Ail bonds tax-exempt to
4s '10
4 Ms'13 F-A
4s '04
M-S
4s *11
A-O
4s '08
J-D
4Ms'14
4Ms'15
4Ms'16
4Ms'17
F-A
F-A
A-O
J-D
30,0n0c_Sept 1 *21- 24
63,000c-Oct
1 '29-'36
59.000C-Dec 1 ;21-'32
1
1
1
1
35.000._Dec
4Ms'17 J-D
225,000--Aug
250.000—Aug
160,000—Apr
140.000c.June
1
*29-*43
32-'44
'22-37
*22-'28
4Ms'17
This city Is
Jan. 14 1909.
In Venango Co.
Ino.
Water-Plant-Purchase Bonds,*
4Ms'09 J-J $210,000c&r..1921-1938
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21- $212,000
City bonds (included)
2,000
Water debt (included)
210,000
Sinking fund (water)
32,260
Asessea val'n, real estate)—5,538,040
Assessed
val'n, personal
309,200
Other assessable property—
6,500
'21-27 Tot.ass'd val.'21(40% act.,5,852,740
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$11.0Q
90,000—Dec 1 '28-'36
160,000-.Dec 1 *37-'44 Population 1910, 9,767; 1920, 9,970
*
Tax-free to holder.
25,000
Dec 1 1945
June, 1921.]
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS
franklin school dist.
BOND. DEBT Aug 27 '18 $620,000
This district (P. O.
Franklin) is Assessed valuation 1918—62,027,957
in Venango County.
Population inl910-6,965; '20 11,139
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1921
$68,000
Assess, val. '21 (30 to
HANOVER TWP. SCH. DIST.
50%
act.)
This township is in Luzerne Co.
5,800.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
$18.00
School Bonds.
Population 1919 (est.)_
12,300 5.40s'08M-N $l9.000o-_Nov 1 '21-'25
4s *02
F-A
40,0001-Aug 1 '22 & '32
•GERMAN TWP. SCH. DIST.
5s *12
_
This
F-A/60.000 Augf'22,'27&'32
140.000-Aug 1 '37& '42
district
(P. O. McClellandtown) is in Fayette County.
4Ms'14
100.000
1924-1944
School Bonds.
($20,000 due every 5 years)
5 3-5s
$100,000--May 1 *24-'26 5s 15
75,000
1925-1945
(Optional Nov. 1 1923.)
($15,000 due every 5 years)
BONDED DEBT
.—__(?) TOTAL DEBT June 6 '21
$362,000
Sinking fund
62,349
GLASSPORT.
Assessed valuation 1921.-64,648,112
This borough Is In Allegheny Co. School tax
(per $1,000) 1920—$5-40
Inc. July 21 1902.
Bonds are free
Population in 1921 (est.)
15,000
from State tax.
INTEREST payable at the Wyom¬
Funding Bonds.
ing Valley Trust Co. in Wllkes-Barre.
5b *08
J-J
$30,800c.July 1 '21-*38
4Ms'02M-S
2,600c
1921-1922
4s '03
J-D
40,900c
1921-1955 HARBOR CREEK TOWNSHIP.
—
—
—
BOND. DEBT May 10 '18
$86,000
Floating debt
10,572
Sinking fund
21,297
Ass. val.'18 (abt. 60% act.>4,266,250
Total tax rate (per $1,000 18-$11.00
Population 1910, 5.540; 1920, 6.959
INTEREST on the 4 Ms and 5s at
U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y.; on
4s at Northern Trust Co., Phila.
This
township
Creek)
(P.
O.
Harbor
is in Erie County.
Refunding Bonds.
'19
F-A $27,500.-Feb 1 *24-'32
(See V. 108, p. 497.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '21$27,500
Floating debt (additional).
5,000
-s
Assessed valuation 1920
2,478,333
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21_$2.90
Population 1910, 2,074; 1920, 2,219
green sb urge
This
borough is In Westmoreland
Co.
Inc. 1799.
4a g'99 J-D *$32,000c
June 1 1929
HARRISBTJRG.
Harrlsburg, the capital of the State
Is situated In Dauphin Co.
Incorp.
4sg'00A-O *37,000c...Oct 11930 Mar. 19 1860.
New charter adopted
4Ms*08M-S
30.000c1938 Nov.
17 1914.
The city assumes
(Optional after 1918.)
payment of State tax on all Its bonds.
4s '08
A-O
50,000c..-.Oct 1 1938
Water Bonds.
4s g'06 J-J
*23,000c-.Jan 1 1936 6s
$100
Past due
Refunding & Impt. Bonds.
5s
100
Past due
4s g '06 M-N *$19,000c--Nov 1 1936 3s
J-J
65,000c
Jan
11932
Funding Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4a '17
J-J
$i2,240c—Jan 1 *22-45 4s '17
M-S $50.000—.Sept 1 1947
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21 $228,000
City Bonds.
Floating debt (additional)
29,710 5s
J-J
$100
Past due
Bin king fund
10,000 4Ms'20M-Sf 30,000c—.Mar 1 1925
Assessed valuation 1921--11,629,330
1160,000c-Mar 1 '26-'50
Popul'n 1910, 13,012; 1920, 15,033
Public Improvement Bonds.
*
Red. 20 years from issue.
3 Ms
M-S$182,000c. Sept 1 '21-'25
INT. at Borough Treas. office.
4s
M-S 254,800c-Sept 1 '26-'32
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
4s '07
M-S 224.000o.Mch 1 '2l-'36
4s
M-S 440,000c.Sept 1 '2l-'40
GREENSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
_s
230,000-—Mar
'22-'44
—
—
Bonds
are
tax-free
to
holder
and
opt. 20 years from date of issue.
4s '04
J-J
$44,000c
•re
4s
'08
J-J
110,000—-July 1 1938
$154,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 81921
Sinking fund
8,000
Tot.ass'd val. 20(70%act.)10,922,930
School tax (per $1,000) 1921-$10.00
Population In 1910
13,012
INT. at Treasurer's office.
GREENVILLE.
This borough is In Mercer County.
Sewage-Disposal-Plant (tax-free)
4Ms'15 A-0 $34.000—Oct 1 *25-'44
Funding Bonds.
$14,000
4s '04
...
4Ms '17—
35,000Impt. Bonds.
4Ms 12— $51,000—
4 Ms '14--35.000
BOND. DEBT May 1921- $134,000
Floating debt and notes
47,800
Ass'd val'n 1921 (50% act.) 3,727,742
(per $1,000) *21-$17.00
Population 1910, 5,909; 1920, 8,101
5s '21
BOND. DEBT Jan 3 '21-11,648,500
Assessment debt
(add'l)—
ol,100
Water debt (included)
124,100
Sinking fund assets
254,164
Assess, val. '20 (M act.)—65,205,400
Exempt property
21.249,905
City tax (per $1,000)
13.00
Total tax (per $1,000)
32.50
Pop'n 1910. 75.917; *20
—
1947
1947
J-J
65,0000
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 1921 $275,500
Assessed valuation 1921
3,721,000
5 3-5s
Sinking fund receives yearly appro¬
priations sufficient to pay int. on the
city's debt and 5% of the principal.
HARRISBTJRG SCHOOL DIST.
All bondsiare tax-exempt to holder.
Interest payable atloffice of Treas.
4s
A-0 $30,000o--*0ct
1 1921
4s
A-0
18,000c—*Apr 1 1922
4s
A-O
67,000o._*Oct
3 Ms
4s '08
A-O
48,000c—Apr 1'22-'33
J-J
A-0
4s '08
4s '09
A-O
A-O
4s '10
A-O
4s '11
A-O
4s '12
A-O
4s '14
A-O
$1,000) 1921—.$25.00 4Ms'15 A-O
Population in 1920
8,000 4Ms'18 J-J (
CITY]
This borough is in Mercer
County.
Pop'n 1910, 3,674;
Incorp. in 1883.
1920, 4,944.
Electric light bonds
$20,000
Water Bonds.
_s
$15,000
Funding & Sewer Bonds ~(Tax-fr)
4Ms'll J-J
$38,000—Jan 1 '22-'40
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 1921 $118,000
Water debt (included)
57,000
Floating debt-2,200
Sinking fund
13,753
Assessed valuation 1920—2.529,162
(Assessment M actual value.)
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1920—$15.00
INT. at Grove City Nat. Bank.
...
GROVE CITY SCHOOL DIST.
4Hs'15 M-N$75.000-June 1 '28-*42
4s '00
4s '05
4,000-June 1 '21-'25
—
1,000.-Sept 1 *21-'22
---
BOND. DEBT
Apr 4 1921Floating debt (additional)-
$81,000
17,904
Sinking fund
13,389
Ass'd val. '21 (abt. M act.) .2,529,162
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921.—$21.00
Population in 1920
4,944
INT. payable in Grove City.
4Ms*18
4Ms*18
4Ms'18
1
1922
/16,000c—Jan 1 '22-'29
\27,000o—Jan 1 *30-'38
42,000o—Apr 1 '22-'35
36,000c—Oct 1 '2l-'38
38,000c—Oct 1 '21-*39
Tax rate (per
GROVE
75,917
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
DIST.
—
4Ms'17 M-N 125,000
4Ms'17 M-N 46,000
iVs
4s *05
Boro tax rate
GREENVILLE SCHOOL
-s '04
$28,500
-s '08
11.000-
50,000
Mar '22-'46
M-S 190,000
Mar '25-'50
M-S (243,600.,Mar 1 '22-*50
i 6,400
Mar 1 1951
198,000c—Apr 1
50,000c.Apr 1
67.000c_Apr 1
69,000c-Apr 1
80,000
Apr
53,000
Jan
1350,000—Jan 1
8,000
Jan
J-J
10,000—-Jan 1
20,000—-Jan 1
38,000
Feb
F-A
56,000—Feb 1
136,000—Feb 1
M-N 91,000-.Nov 1
M-N193.400—Nov 1
'22-'40
'22-'41
*22-'42
*22-'44
*22-'45
1 1923
-24-'48
1 1923
*24-*28
'29-'48
1 1923
'24-'31
*32-'48
'33-'35
*21-'49
4Ms*19
BOND, DEBT Apr 18 '21 $1.738,000
Sink, fund assets Apr. 13'20
147,797
Assess, val. *20
(80% act.>64,977,000
2,385,268
$13.50
Population 1920
77,517
OPTIONAL.—Bonds are subject
to call as follows: *10 years before
maturity.
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
Value school property
School tax (per $1,000).
This township is in Allegheny Co.
Road
4s '14
4s '16
—
t
Sinking fund
Total
assess,
12,000
val. 1919
5,266,040
9,389
Population in 1920
25,000
TWP. SCH. DIST.
Natrona) is in
County.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 1921
$98,000
Sinking fund
21,142
This district (P. O.
^
Allegheny
—
30,000..
10,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20- $135,000
Floating debt (add*1)
119,523
Sinking fund
18,390
Assessed valuation 1921
3,690,652
Total
Tax rate (per $1,000)
HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP.
4s '17
—
—-
1921.—$14.00
Pop. TO, 7,057; '20 (Census), 8,664
assessed
(about
80%
value
1921
act.)
5,350,000
School tax rate (per $1,000)
*21-'22—
Population in 1920
$14.00
11,000
A
township in
Del> ware County.
Post Office is Llane^a.
Bonds are
all tax-exempt.
*'
4MM
Sept $9,000c.$3,000 yearly
4Mb
46,000-Part yly Oct. 1
4148*18
Highway Bonds.
I 50,000—Aug 15 '34-'38 4s '16 J-D $39.000c_$5,000 yearly
Sewer Bonds.
Township Building Bonds.
4a '16
J-D .$16,00011,000 ylyDec 1
,i
$400.000
—
—
——
4s
—
SCH. DIST.
M-NS20,000c—Nov 15 1939
M-N 58,000c—May 1 1942
4s
~
INDIANA.
HAVERFORD TWP.
4 Ms
A-0 120.000c—Apr
Funding Bonds
This borough is the county seat of
Indiana County. Inc. in 1816. Bonds
are
all tax-free to holder.
1 1942
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'l9
$9,000—Oct 1 '21-'29
4Ms'15 M-N$14,000
May 1 1945
Paving Bonds.
4s '17
M-N 36,000c—May 1 1947
4s '06
J-J /$21,500o—July
1936
TOT. BD. DT. May 26 *21 $148,000
\ $6,000c Apr 1 '26&'31
Sinking funds
40,350 5s '20
10,000. .$1,000 yearly
Assess, val. 1920 (M act. j .8,90 i.229
Sewer Bonds, Series C.
8ch. tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$10.00
4s'03
M-S $11,000c
Sept 1933
Population in 1920
6,250
Sewer Bonds, Series E.
INT. payable at Merlon Title &
4Ms*09 J-J
$31,000c.July 1 '22-'39
Trust Co., Ardmore.
Buildings Bonds, Series G.
4 Ms'12 M-N $ 18,000c M
ay 1 '22-'42
HAZLE TOWNSHIP SCH. D.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921.
$108,500
This district (P. O.
Hazleton) is in Assessed valuation
2,645,079
Luzerne County.
Borough tax (per $1,000) '20—$18.00
BOND. DEBT Apr. 18 '21
$77,500 Population 1910,
5,749; 1920, 7,043
Floating debt (add'l)
11,000
INT. at Farmers' Bank, Indiana.
Sinking fund
24,000
Total assess, val. '20 (abt.
INGRAM.
..;
M act.).
——7,926,214
This borough is in
Allegheny Co.
Tax rate per ($1,000) 1920
$18.95
Incorporated Aug. 2 1902.
Population in 1920 (est.)
-15,000
Street & Sewer Bonds (Tax
free).
_s
s-a $117,000c.Within
30 yrs
HAZLETON. ~
BOND. DEBT Apr. 19 '21
$111,000
This city is In Luzerne County
Sinking fund Jan. 22 '211,971
Incorporated 1891; organized 1892. Ass'd val.
'21 (abt.2-3 act).2,452,190
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '21—$9.50
4Ms'16 A-O{$150,000c Apr 1 '22-'44
Pop'n 1910, 2,037; 1$20 (est.), 2,900
1
12,000c--Apr 1 1945
INT. payable in
Pittsburgh and
Sewer Bonds.
—
—
_
Crafton.
4s '08
F-A*$28,000o
1938
Paving Bonds.
M-N *$25,000
1945
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'19 A-O $60,000.-Apr 1 '24-'49
5s '20
F-A 150,000.-Feb 1 '35-'41
-s
100,000
City-Hall Bonds (opt. aft. 1916).
4s *11
F-A *$54,000
1941
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4Ms
$60,000
BOND. DEBT Apr. 18 '21 $627,000
Sinking funds April 1920-12,835
Ass'd val. *21 (80% act.>.-20,779,6. 0
City tax rate (per $1,000) '21-$10.00
Pop. 1910, 25,432; 1920, 32.277.
——
4s *15
.
.
_
INGRAM SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O.
Pittsburgh) is
in
...
INT. payable at office of Treasurer.
♦Optional 5 years after date.
HAZLETON SCHOOL DIST.
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4s '01
F-A $12,500c_July 1 r20-*24
4s *03
J-J
59,500c.July 1 *24-*33
(Sub. totcall
6,000 y'ly after 1913)
4s '11
J-J
73.000c.July 1 '21-'41
4Ms'13 J-J
(30,OOOc_July 1 '21-30
144,000c. July 1 *31-'41
4Ms'16 A-O 140,000c.Apr 1 '25-'45
4Ms'19 F-A 200,000c-Aug 1 *25-'46
( 96,000c Oct 1 '25-'34
5s *20
A-O
156,000c Oct 1 *35-'47
I
4,000c ..Oct 1 1948
BOND, DEBT Apr 16 '21
$809,000
Ass'd val. '21 (80% act.)..20,393,779
School tax (per $1,000) 1920--$15.75
Population in 1920
32,268
INT. payable by City Treasurer.
HOLLIDAYSBURG.
This borough is in Blair
County.
Incorporated 1834.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1921—
Sinking
Assess,
fund
val.
$56,500
3.000
HOME STEAD]
borough la in Allegheny Co.
1880.
Pop. 1910. 23,333.
1920, 20.452.
Funding Bonds (Tax free.)
4s
J-J
$93,000c.—July 1 1932
4Ms'10 M-N 30,000c.--May 1 1940
Refunding Bonds (Tax free.)
4s
J-J
$41,000c—July 1 1922
4Ms'08 A-0
25,000c—Apr 1 1928
4Ms'09 M-S
24,500c—Mch 1 1934
4Ms'10 M-N
15,000c.-May 1 1940
Improvement Bonds (Tax free.)
4 Ms
F-A $55,000c—Aug 1 1934
Water-Works (Tax free.)
4s
F-A $20,000c—Feb 1 1937
Street Bonds (Tax free.)
4s
M-N $20,000c—Sept 1 1930
4 Ms
F-A 125,000c--Aug 1 1938
BOND. DEBT May 1919
$448,000
Sinking fund
21,832
Assess, val. *19 (80% act.>11,628,070
INTEREST is payable at the First
National Bank, Homestead.
HOMESTEAD
'04
J-J
A-0
$50,000
TOTAL DEBT April 1920-
Sinking fund
$60,000
8,170
Tot.ass'd val.'19(35%
act.>1,996,547
Total tax rate
19.$16.06
(per $1,000)
Population in 1919 (est.)
—3,100
JEANETTE.
This borough is in Westmoreland
County.
Balance of issue of 1890
$100
$1,500
$500 yearly
$23.000
Apr 1 1921
-s '01
24,000
Apr 1 1926
29.500
Apr 1 1931
Street & Sewer Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'17 M-N$30,000—May 1 '22-'47
($5,000 every 5 years.)
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'16 M-N$38,100.-May 1 '22-'41
_s
'95
—
.
4Ms'l9
s-a $150,000.-Due
$30,000
on Nov. 1 in
'24, '29, '34, *39 & '44
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 20 $304,378
Assessed
valuation
1921
(50% to 60% actual).-.5,600,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 2l-$l4.00
Population 1910, 8,077; 1920, 10,627
JEANETTE
SCHOOL DIST.
'28 &
This
4.30s* 10A-O
IRWIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in W estmorelandCo.
4s *13
r
Inc. Oct.
J-D
—
4Ms'14 M-N $96,360c J'ne 1 *22-'43
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '18.
$124,000
Assessed val. (80%
act.)
2,319,110
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$11.00
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk., Crafton.
1920
1,758,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
$21-00
Population 1910, 3,734; 1920, 4,071
4Ms'09 J-J
4Ms'10 A-0
Allegheny County.
$4,950-Mar 15 *22-'24
Building Bonds (Tax-free).
4s '04
...
SCHOOL DIST.
$20,000c— Dec 1 1925
l6,800c_July 1 '2l-'34
120,000c—Apr 1 1940
11,475c.July 1 '2l-'29
25,000
Oct 1 1930
31
100,000c.Nov 1 '34, '37,
'40, '43 & *46
50,00c.-Nov
1 1949
BT Apr 1920- $305,000
Assess, val. '19 (% act.;.-.5,553,930
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920—$33.00
Population in 1918 (est.)..
12,000
Principal and interest at Jeannette
Savings & Trust Co.
1$100,000c.Nov 1 '22, '25.
JERSEY
SHORE.
This borough is In
Lycoming Co.
$84,400
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19-
Sinking fund
15,411
Ass'd val'n 1919 (M actual)
Tax rate (per $1,000) '19
Population
jersey
1910, 6,381;
shore
1,412,000
$23.00
1920, 6,103
sch.
dist.
3Ms?'02F-A
$5,600c.Due
4s g 04 A-O
4s g'05 A-0
18,200c
5,300c
15,000c
4 Msg'13 A-O
BOND. DEBT April
serially.
.1924
1925
1933
1921-
$44,100
Sinking fund
4,500
Assess, val. (60% act.)
1,400.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-—$21.00
Population 1920 (est.)
7,000
(20,000
1934 & 1939 johnsonburg.
This borough is in Elk County,
115,000
1944
aBuilding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds (Tai-free).
4Ms'17 J-D$ 154,000c
J-D
1921-1946 5s *17
$6,250c—Dec 1 1922
BOND. DEBT May 11 *20 $392,000
(Optional after Dec. 1 1918.)
Water Bonds (Tax-free).
Sinking funds
59,000
Assessed val'n, real estaoe.10,431,700 5s *19
$55,000c—Apr 1 1949
Assessed val'n, personal
(Optional after April 1 1920.)
1,196,370
Tot.ass'd
val.'20(80%act.)l 1.628,070 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1920—$99,000
School tax (per $1,000)
51,154
1920--$26.65 Sinking fund
Population in 1918 (est.)
35,000 Water debt (included)
79,723
a INT.
996,540
payable in Homestead at Assessed valuation 1920
the Monongahela Trust Co.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$68.00
Population 1910, 4,334; 1920, 5,400
HONESDALE SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms'14A-0
—
This
Is in
HANOVER TOWNSHIP.
This township is inLuzerneCounty.
($40,000—Aug 15 '24-'28
| 45.000—Aug 15 *29-'33
—
4s
Bonds.
4.60s'19 F-A $25,000.Aug 1 '24-'29-'34
'39 & '44
BOND. DEBT 1919—
$65,000
HARRISON
"7~
HANOVER.
This borough is in York County.
3Ms'03 — $20,000
BOND. DEBT May 27 '21 $110,000
BOND. DEBT May 21 *21
$35,000
Floating debt (add'l)
35,000 Tot. ass. va. '21 (35% act.) 9,727,963
'21--.9,663.029 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$10.00
(Assess,
about
50% actual.)
Pop. 1910, 38.364; 1920, 39,848.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $26.00
INT. at Union Nat. Bank, Hunt¬
Population 1910, 3,989; 1920, 6,631 ingdon.
INT. at Phila. Trust Co.
Assess, val. real est.
4s
HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
101
district
(P. O.
County.
Honesdale)
johnstown]
This city is in Cambria County.
The city
Sinking fund
3,383 pays the State tax on all bonds.
Ass'd val (abt.3-5act) 1920 2,191,745
Paving Bonds.
Tax rate (per $l,000)ly20-'21 $13.00
4M8'14 M-N $50,000
May 1 1924
Population (est)
63,000
May 1 1934
2,900 4Ms'14
(Subject to call beginning 1919.
HUN TIN GD ON COUNTY.
4Ms*15
/ 35,000
July 1 1925
Huntingdon is the county seat.
\40,000
July 1 1930
Refund. Bonds (opt. aft. 1921).
Court-House Bonds.
3Ms&4s'01 A-O $35,000 Oct 1 '2l-'27 3Ms'01 J-D $51,000o—June 1 1931
Wayne
BOND. DEBT April
16 1921 .$35,000 Incorporated Dec. 18 1889.
—
johnstown
—oC{
Sewer, Garbage and Highway.
4^8*18M-Sl$175,000c__8ept 2 1933
\ 200,000c.-Sept 2 1938
Sewer & Street Impt. (subject
call 10 years after date).
A-O $61,.500c—Oct
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
4^8*16 J-J
$200,000...July
(Subject to call after July I
4Hs'18 M-S 200,000c—Sept
Bridge Bds.
4s '13
A-O $25,000
Oct
4Hs'13 A-O
50,000c—Oct
4Hs'15 J-J
634,000
July
4Hs'16 M-Sel00,000
Sept
4s '09
,
to
BOND. DEBT Apr. 19 '21 $193,700
Sinking fund
—.
10,000
Ass'd val. '20 (1-3 act.)—2,354,157
4Hs'17 J-D
$1,000) 1920—$32-00
Population in 1920- — -7,153
Sinking funds
Floating debts
kutztown.
Tins borough is in Berks County.
Water Bonds
1 1939
„
1 1946
A-O $59.000-—-L1931). 4H»
15,000 — -1934-1948
2 1928 4Hs'19 J-J
.
Bonds,
Electric-Light-Plant
1921-1935
1 1943 4s '05 M-S $7,500
-1921-1936
1 1943 4s '06 M-S *6,800
J-D
23,000 —1925-1947
1 1935 4s '17
1933-1947
1 1926 4Hs'18 A-O $15,000c
-. —
Point Improvement Bonds.
M-N$50,000
May 1 1927
Highway Bonds.
.
4s *17
M-N$25.000
BOND. DEBT Jan. 3
Cash in sinking fund
Boro Bonds.
7,800
city property—$1,971,125 Population 1910, 2,360; 1920, 2,684
All the above bonds, except those
marked (*) are tax free.
INT. payable at Kutztown Na¬
tional Bank.
johnstown school dist.
Bonds all opt. beg. 5 yrs aft. date.
3 Hs'01 M-N $11,000c.-.May 1 1931
4s *06
J-D
20.000c—June 1 1936
4Hs*08 F-A
2,000c—.Feb 1 1938
4s'09
J-D
3,000c—June 1 1939
4Hs'10 M-S
1,000c-.-Sept 1 1940
4^s'12 J-D
68,000c—June 1 1927
4Hb'13M-S*138.000c
County seat Is Scran ton.
Funding Bonds.
l'23-'33
15 1938
Refunding & Impt. Bonds.
4s '02
A-O$225,000o—-Apr 1 1922
4s '16
M-S 200,000
Sept 1 1946
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
4s '06
J-D $135,000c- —Deo 1 1936
Road Bonds.
4s '11
A-O $150,000c Apr. 1 1931
Sept 1933
Sept 1939
School-Improvement Bonds.
$35,000c—Jan 1 1923
60,000c.-Jan 1 '24-*29
15.000c-—Jan 1 1930
10,000c— -Jan
1 1931
75,000c.-Jan 1 '32-*36
4Hs'18 J-J
20,000c—Jan 1 1937
15,000c—Jan 1 1938
80,000c. _Jan 1 '39-'42
75,000c—Jan 1 '43-'45
15,000c—Jan 1 1946
$28,000c__ Dec 1 1924
40,000c-Dec 1 '25-'29
50,000c-Dec*l '30-'34
4Hs'19 J-D
48,000c.Dec 1 '35-'38
30.000c-Dec 1 '39-'40
I
40.000c_Dec 1 '41-'42
14,000c
Dec 1 1943
Oakhurst School Dist. Bonds
Aug 1 1928
4^8*13 F-A 200.000
4s
14
F-A 100.000
Aug 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Jan. 3 '21-$1,290,000
Cash on hand
282,572
Total taxable value 1921 200,00 >,175
1921--S4 50
Population '10, 259.570; '20, 286,311
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
County tax (per $1,000)
lancaster.
This
capital
the
is
of
Lancaster
County.
Incorporated
March
20
1818.
State tax on bonds is paid
by city.
3Hs'03 M-N $55,000.
(Optional after 1914.)
1933
are
tax-exempt.
INT. at office of City Treasurer or
through
any
city bank.
juniata.
This borough is in Blair County.
Water Bonds {Tax free).
5s '97
J-J $ 11,000c.Last bond 1927
6s '04
A-O 14,000c.Last bond 1934
6s'08
J-J
15,000c.Last bond 1938
5s '09
J-J
30.000c_Last bond 1939
5s'11
A-O 10.000c.Last bond 1941
6s*13
J-J
10,OOOc.Last bond 1943
5s *14
J-J
lO.OOOc.Last bond 1944
6s '15
F-A 24,000c.Last bond 1945
Borough Bonds {Tax free)
5s'10
A-O$30,OOOc.Last bond 1940
5s *14
J-J
40.OOOc.Last bond 1944
BOND. DEBT May 23 '21 $194,000
Water debt (incl.)
124,000
Sinking fund
36,865
Water sink, fund (incl.)
11,700
Assess, val. (1-3 act.) 1921.2,300,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $10 00
Pop'n, 1910. 5,285; 1920-7.660
—
INT.
payable in Juniata.
juniata school district.
This district is in Blair County.
58 '11
M-S $35,000
Sept 1 1941
(Optional after Sept. 1 1926.)
5s '12
M-S
30,000.-.May 19 1942
(Subject
to
call
May
19
1932.)
30.000
1943
(Subject to call beginning 1933.)
J-J
25,000
Jan 1 1945
(Optional after Jan. 1 1935)
TOT. DEBT Apr. 18 1921 $143,500
Floating debt (add'l)
34,664
Sinking fund
48,000
Assess, val., real.
2,254,705
Assess, val., personal
25,000
Other assessable property.
65,000
Assess, val. '21 (1-3 act.) .2,341,705
School tax (per $1,000) 1921 ..$25.00
5s '13
—-
6s '15
(included)320,000
2,210,000
act)30,568,340
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$23.50
Pop'n i910. 47,227; '20
53,150
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
Sinking funds
Ass'd val'21(H to 2-3
lancaster school dist.
4s g
J-J
$30,000c
Jan 1 1934
4s g
J-J
110,000c. .Jan 1 '22-'31
4s g'07 J-J 60,000c.Jan 15 *32-33-35
4s J-J '09
75,000o-.Jan 1 *36-'38
4s *09
J-J
30.000c.-.Jan 1 1939
4s *10
J-J
45,000c...Jan 1 1940
4s *11
A-O
25.000c— Apr 1 1941
4s '15
M-N250.000C—May 1 1945
4s '17
M-N 65,000
May 1 1947
BOND. DEBT May 1920
$710,000
Floating debt—
39,400
Sinking funds
52,851
Tot. ass'd val .'20(40% act.)30,660,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—$8.00
53,150
Population in 1920 (est.)
INT.
on
4s due 1917
to 1920 and
bonds of 1907 and 1909 at Treasurer's
office; on other bonds at Union Trust
Co.. Lancaster. All bonds are tax-free
lancaster
Lancaster
county.
is
the
county
seat.
tax-exempt to holders.
Improvement Bonds.
3 Hs'98 A-O $48,300o—Oct 1 1928
Bonds
are
1 1929
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
$73,600
Sinking fund
90.100
Assessed val'n, real est
113,345,994
Assessed val'n, personal- 39,335,738
3^s'99A-0
25,300c—Apr
Totat assessed val'n
1921.152,681.732
County tax '21 (Real estate
$2.50
(per $1,000) [Personal
4.00
Pop'n In 1910, 167,029; '20, 173,797
INTEREST payable in Lancaster.
kane school district.
BOND.
school dist.
Co.
$53,700
10,000
5s '07
A-O
64,000...Oct 1 '21-'36 Sinking fund
6,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1916.. $101,000 Assess, val. '19 (40% act.).2,000,000
Assessed valuation 1915— 2,000,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$15.50
School tax (per $1,000) 1918--$21.00
district
(P.
O.
Kennett
Square) Is in Chester County.
BOND. DEBTApr 21 1921
$18,000
Floating debt
lo.OOO
Total assess, val. 1920
1,156,120
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
$15.00
Population 1910, 2,049; 1920, 2,398
This district is in Montgomery
in Delaware County.
DEBT May 1921-
$116,000
7.300
Sinking fund
Asses;,ed valuation
Tax rate (per
1921
—
_4,250 000
$1,000) 1921—$16.50
larksville.
This borough Is
in Luzerne Co.
Street Bonds {tax free).
5s '14
F-A $65,000c_Aug 15
'21-*44
V. 99, p. 1694, for maturity)
BOND. DEB T Apr 18 1921 $238,580
(See
$44,900
3,122
-
Assess, val., real
lehigh county.
Allentown Is the county seat.
Funding & Improvement Bonds.
4s *09
A-O $36,-500c—Apr 1 1924
(Subject to call after April 1 1914.)
is '10
M-N $75,000c.May 1 *25-'35
($25,000 every 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21
$93,500
Sinking fund, cash.
17,358
Sinking fund, bonds—
75,000
Assessed val'n, real estate 95,834,435
Floating debt (add'l)
15,000
Sinking fund (cash)..
18,000
Assessed valuation 1921—8,800,597
personal. 31,470,918
property
9,865,432
Assessed val'n,
Other assessable
Total val. (60%
act.) '20.137.170.785
County tax (per $1,000) 1920—$3.00
$1,000) '21—$9.00 Pop'n 1910, 118,823; 1920, 148,101
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Population 1910, 9,288; 1920, 9,438
INT. on 5s of 1914 at Wyoming
lehighton school dist.
Valley Trust Co., Wilkes-Barre.
4Hs'15 J-D$100,000c.-July 22 1945
(See V. 101, p. 1397)
larksville school dist.
4 Hs
$9 250
This district is in Luzerne County,
BOND. DEBT June~25~ '19 $Y09",250
High School Bds. {tax-free .
Sinking fund
6,897
5s '14
J-J i $30,000cJuly '25-'30- 35 Assess, val. *18 (80% act.)_2.681,277
1 30,000c.July *40 & '44 School tax (per $1,000) 1918-$10-00
Bonds of 1910
$27,000 Population In 1918 (est.)
7,000
District's share of Plymouth
Twp. Sch. Dist. bonds
24,603 lewisburg!
TOTAL DEBT(?)
This borough is in Union County.
Assessed valuation 1914—6,477,000
Paving Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$12.00 4s *16
s-a
$16.000
June 1 1946
Population in 1914 (est
11.000 (Subject to call after June 1 1926)
BOND. DEBT May 25 '20
$43,800
INT. at Wyoming Valley Tr. Co.,
Assess, val. '20 {H act.)—1,473,555
Wilkes-Barre.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$28.75
Population 1910, 3,081; 1920, 3,204
latrobe.
—
This
—
borough Is in Westmoreland
County. Incorp. in 1851. The bonds
below are tax-free to holder.
Funding Bonds.
own!
le wist
This borough is In Mifflin County.
Incorporated April 1795.
Street Improvement.
4Hs'14 J-J
$16,000c.July 1 '22-'29
4Hs'15
$14,000—
1945
City-Hall Bonds.
4Hs'03 J-J
$17.500o-.-July 11933 (Subject to call beginning 1921.)
5s '20
1,400
-Nov 1950
Funding & Improvement Bds.
4s
(18,500.
4Hs*09 J-J
$36,000o—Jan 1 '22-'39
121,500
4Hs'01 M-N 25,000c.-.Nov 1 1931
Bridge & Paving Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1916.)
4s *12
$19,000
1942
BOND. DT. June 24 '19— $104,500
(Subject to call beginning 1922.)
Floating debt..—
13,500
Sewer Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Sinking fund
35.700
4s
M-N $28,000c
1934
Assess, val. '19 (60% act) .5,608,705
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919— .$25.00
4s
M-N
$2,000c
1939
Population 1910. 8.777; 1920, 9,484
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
INT. payable In New York.
Hose-Honse Bonds (Tax-exempt)
5s '08
F-A
$2,000c.--Feb 1 1938
latrobe school district.
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1913.)
Bonds below are tax-free to holders
Paving Bonds {opt. aft. 1916).
4s '06
F-A $10,.500c—Aug 1 1936
Bldg. & Equip. Bonds.
4Hs'13 J-D
$94,160
1921-1942 BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '21 ..$115,£00
4Hs'05 A-O
2,000
Oct 1 1922 Total assess, val. '19 (4-5
actual)
4.836,336
4Hs'09 J-J
16, 00
Jan 1 1932
4Hs'13 J-D
40.000
July 1 1941 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920---- $9-00
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 *21- $162,000 Popula'i-m 1910, 8,166; 1920, 9 849
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
Floating debt (add'l)
37,500
Ass'dval. *21 (abt, 2-5act.)5,016 390
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$20.00 lewistown school dist.
This district is in Mifflin County.
Population in 1920—
9 950
INT. at Latrobe Tr. Co.. Latrobe. BOND. DEBT May 26 '21. $177,000
Sinking fund
11,740
lawrence county.
Tot. assess, val.'20 (% act.)4,404.455
Total tax rate (per M) 1921—$18.00
County seat is Newcastle.
Road & Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1920
10,000
4Hs'19 s-a
$320,000-July 1 '22-'32
ligonier.
Road Bonds.
—
—
—-
$200,000
4Hs'19
-
(?)
BONDED DEBT..
Population
'10, 70,032;
This borough Is
In Westmoreland
County.
'20, 85,545
lebanon.
This city is In Lebanon Co. Inc.
25 1885.
Bonds are tax free.
Pipe Line Bonds.
4s '10
A-O $35,000c Apr 1 '25 & *30
City Improvement Bonds.
4s '15
$70.000-.July 1 '21-'45
($12,000 quinquennially)
Engine-House Bonds.
4s'12
$8,000-July 1 '24&'25
($4,000 due every 4 years)
Sewer & Paving Bonds.
4s '14
$12.000-July 1 '21-*34
($6,000 due every 5 years)
Refunding Water Bonds.
3Hs'02 A-O$102,375c.Apr 1 *20-'32
(Part due every five years.) *
Sewer Bds. {Part every 5 years).
3Hs'H A-O
$96,600c-Apr 1 '20-*40
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '16$452,000
Mortgage bonds (incl.)
1,000
Sinking funds
$70,829
Assess, val. '16 (2-3 act.)-14,056,739
City tax (per $1,000) 1916
$7.00
Popul'n 1910, 19.240; 1920. 24,643
$62,500
(70%act)_l,100,000
BOND. DEBT June 11 '21
Assess, val. 1920
(per $1,000; 1920—$15.00
Population 1910. 1,575; 1920, 4,345
Tax
rate
Nov.
—
INT. paid at City Treas.
office.
district.
(P. O. Lilly) is In
Population 1918,
2,200; 1920, 2 421.
lilly
This
school
district
Cambria County.
$6.000
5s '16
M-N$30,000
Assess, val.,
real estate
Assessed val.. personal——
Total val. (70% actual) '21
Tot. tax rate
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Lilly.
lititz
school
district.
A district in Lancaster County.
Building Bonds {Tax-exempt).
4s '16
M-NS90,000c
1921-1946
BOND. DEBT May 19 '21
$91,000
Assessed val., real estate_$l,786,430
Assessed val., personal
549.048
Total val. (H actual) '19-.2,335,478
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '21 .$15.00
INT.
lansdowne~
$32,000
£02,350
200.000
702,3.50
(per $1,000) '21-$35.00
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '21-
Population
Refunding Bonds {Taxable).
$73,000c
($25,000 every 5 years.)
4s '16
A-0*100,000
(Part due every 5 years.)
This
borough is in Delaware Co
Improvement Bonds.
f$12,000-June 1 '22-'27
4s *13
12,500—June 1 *28-'32
12,000—June 1 '33-*36
—
3,500--June 1
1937
,24,000--June 1 '38-'48
Sewer&Highway Bonds(fax-/ree)
5s
*$16,200
May 1 1922
4s
17,000
July 1 1926
4s
5,000
Jan
1 1927
—
—
—
—
—
'21
Sinking fund
estate.-193,214,716
4Hs sewer and highway bonds
in
Lansdowne; on other issues in Assessed val., personal—10,o44,717
Tot. val. *21 (4-5 act.)..203 759,433
Philadelphia.
County tax (per $1,000) 1921-$3.00
Popul'n 1910. 59,565; 1920, 63.152
lansdowne school dist.
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
This district (P. O. Lansdowne) is
and
at
1920
Co.
4,000
(est.)
Treasurer's office.
lebanon school district.
—
---
—
1921-1934
A-O $22,0000
'04
4s '89
A-O
700
TOT. BD. DT. May 31
DT. May 15 '20-
kittanning boro. sch. d.
This district (P. O. Kittanning) is
in Armstrong County.
3 Ha
6,000
Jan 11929
School Bonds.
4,500
July 1 1930
-s '03
$10,700
June 1 1928 3Hs
15.700
-July 1 1933
_s '11
28,500
Due yearly 4s
*5,000
Apr 1 1934
_s '12
9,500.
1942 4s
5s '20
M-N114,000c.May 1 '21-'50 ♦Subject to call ann. in amts. on hand
-—
$1,000) 1920
$5.00
1910, 4,066; 1920, 4,797
4s improvement bonds
Floating debt
$17,000
kennett square sch. dist.
This
on
—
lansdale
—
INT.
4s
---
to holders.
Population in 1920 (est.)
7,250
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk., Juniata.
4Hs'07
3,949.407
Assessed valuation 1920
Population
Bridge Bonds.
—-
Water-System-Impt. Bonds.
(annexed).
4s '11
A-O $75,000c..-Apr 1 1941
J-J
$45,000—July 1 '21-*42
(Subject to call after April 1 1931.)
(See Vol. 107, p. 99, ofr maturity.) 4s'16
J-J $120.000c...Jan 1 1946
(16,000c. June 1 '22-y25
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1922.)
30,000c_June 1 '26-'31
Sewer Bds. {opt. 20 yrs.aft.date).
5s '20
J-D
18,000c_June 1 '32-'34
3Hs'04 M-S$250,000c—Sept 1 1934
28,000c_June 1 '35~'38
4s *06
A-O
90,000c.-.Oct 1 1936
40,000c-June 1 '39-'43
Sewer & Fire Dept. Bonds.
,18,000c .June 1 '44-'45 4s '10
A-O $65,000c—Apr 1 1940
5s '21
A-O
80,000c...Apr 1 1926
(Subject to call after April 1 1930.)
(420,000c-Apr l'27-'47
Street-Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 '21$1,263,000
4s '08
A-O $85,000c—Apr 1 1938
Sinking fund
209,122
(Subject to call after April 1 1928.)
Value school prop., 1920—2,833,100
4s '12
A-O $30,000c-—Apr 1 1932
Assess, val.'20 (87 H% act.)68,013,675
(Sublect to call after April 1 1922
School tax (per $1,000) 1{M0„$1400
TOT. DEBT Apr. 18 '21-. $809,000
Populat'n 1910, 55,482; 1920, 67,327 Water debt
5s *18
All bonds
Lebanon Is the county seat.
60,396 4s'04-'05A-0 $24,f 00c
Funding Bonds.
26,216
—
Total tax rate (per
lackawanna county.
4s g *03 M-N$100.000c_May
4s
08
J-D 180,000c.-Dec
lebanon county.
s-a
3,796
Certificate debt (add'l)
3,000
Ass'dval. (real & per .prop.)
1921 (70% actual)
68,013,675 Assess, val. '2) (70% act.).l,747,041
City tax (per $1,000) 1921—$12 40 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921--$10.00
Pop'n 1910, 55,482; *20
67.327
x Opt. 10 yrs. e Opt. 5 yrs. aft. date.
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
$25,000c
30,000
June 11950
BOND. DEBT May 1921$89,900
5s '20
BOND.
„
„
M-N $6,700
1921-1939
4s *15
M-S
3,000 -----1921-1935
BOND. DEBT Dec. 31 '20 $136,000
4s '09
May 1 1927
'21-$1,585,500 Sinking fund
247,960 Floating debt (additional).
4Hs'15 M-S 175.000
1947
Tax rate (per
Tax rate (per
4s *17
Value of
[VOL. 112.
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS
102
-
lockhaven!
4s *10
This
.
—
A-O $55.000
(Part due every five years.)
A-O
45.000
1910, 7,772; 1920, 8,557.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '17
4s '17
is in Clinton County.
Mar. 28 1870.
Population
city
Incorp.
1937
3Hs'04 M-N $82,000c
May 1 1924
3 Hs'03 A-O
10,000c—-Oct 1 1923
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1908.)
3 Hs'10 J-J
$8,500c—-July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
3 Hs'10 M-N
15,000c. __Nov 1 1930
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1920.)
4s *15
25,000
Nov 1 1935
High-School Completion.
4Hs'18 A-O $44,000--Oct 1 *23-'48
(Due part every 5 years.)
4s
A-O $50,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21
$322,000
Sinking fund
28,400 4Hs'18
14,700
Dec
Assessed val., real estate. 17,744,218 4s *14
9,500
July
Assessed val., personal
J-J
440,000 4s '07
20,000r
Jan
Tot.ass'd val.'20(70%act.)18,181.218
(Subject to call after Jan. 1
School tax (per $1,000) 1920-.$11.00 4Hs'18 J-D
5,000
Dec
___
—
—.
Population in 1920
INT. at office of Treasurer.
♦Tax-exempt.
24,643
(Optional after
Local
5s '20
Dec.
Improvement
J-J
$44,100
1 1938
1 1934
1 1927
1912.)
1 1938
1 1928.)
Bonds.
July 1 1950
June, 1921.]
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES AND
LOCKHAVEN (Concluded)—
TOTAL DEBT Apr 261920 $195,000
Water bonds
(Included)
114.000
Paving bond (incl.)
11,000,
Assess, val. 1919 (2-3 act.)_4,139,845
Total tax (per *1,000) 1919. _*23.00
State tax
INT.
at
on
bonds Is paid by city
City Treas. office.
lockhaven school dist.
All
bonds
Issue
of
are
1902
tax-free
holder.
to
subject to call after
Funding Bonds.
4s *10
F-A
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921. $109,100
$148.000c_Feb 1 *22-*34
BOND. DEBT May 5 '21 -$2,358,000
Floating debt. J
250,000
Sinking fund
168,465
Assessed val., real
__331.88vt.028
Assessed val., personal
32,008,571
Other assess, property
13,244,154
Total assessed val. 1920
(abt. 70% actual)
377,141,753
County tax (per $1,000) '20__$550
Pop'n In 1910; 343.186; '20, 391.001
School tax
(per $1,000) 1920—$20.00
Population
INT*,
Tr.
on
in 1921..
8,557
bonds of 1914 at Clinton
Co., Lock Haven
Dist.
on
others at
Treasurer's office.
LOGAN TWP.
SCHOOL DIST.
This district is
Bonds
are
in
Blair
County.
lycoming county.
County seat is Williamsport.
5s '20
M-N$300,000c- May 15
1930, *35 & '40
Refunding Bonds.
3s
M-S
$116,100c—Sept 2 1926
(Subject to call Sept. 2 1916)
BOND. DEBT April 1921
$416,100
Assessed val., real estate.23,548,144
Assessed val., personal
Other assessable property.
Popul'n
1910,
5s
School tax
(per $1,000) 1918— 11.00
Population m 1917 (est.)
9,000
Union
Altoona.
Bank.
5s
This township
(P. O. Greensburg)
lower merion township.
This township (P. O. Ardmore) is
in
Montgomery
County.
Popula¬
tion 1910. 17.671; 1920, 23.866.
4Hs'14 M-N$50,000—Nov 1 *34&'44
4Hs
100,000c
Playground Bonds.
4Hs'13 J-J
$20,000
July 1 1943
...
Municipal.
M-N$25,000
M-8
M-S
6s *21
200,000.June 1 '26, '31.
*30 & *4:1
TOTAL DEBT April 1921
$550,000
Sinking fund (bonds)
48,000
Assessed valuation, real.-15,280,269
Assessed val'n. personal..
239,800
Other assessable property. 4,122,723
Total assessed value 1921
Tax rate
Popul'n
19,642,792
(per $1,000) 1921.—$19.00
1910, 47,868; 1920, 48,934
Funding Bonds.
'10
M-N$158,000-Nov
'11
54,000.
4s '12
12,0004s
48
1 *21-'39
borough is in Delaware Co.
$75,000GEN. BD. DT. Apr 15 '21$53,500
Floating debt (add'l)
5,000
-s
4s
'09
$30.000
...
—
Tot. assess, val,
33 1-3
'21
(about
3,369.418
%)
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1921— $11.00
Population 1910, 1,573; 1920, 5.324
MASONTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
—
Ardmore.
city is in Crawford Co.
as third-class city Feb. 5 1866.
incorporated April 1 1918.
This
4s '17
29,000
—
Inc
Re¬
( $5,000c_ .Aug 1 1924
{ 45,000c.Aug 1 '29,
4Ms'19 F-A
34,
'44
*39,
&
Aug 1
$14,600
J-J
'49
1924
luzerne county.
The county seat Is Wllkes-Barre.
tnt. payable at Treasurer's office.
o
All bonds are tax free.
'07
4s
'26-'50
1
'25-'45
$45,000
—
5s '20
J-J
21,000--July
Poor Farm Bonds.
Population
*
m
1920 (est.)
60,000
Tax-free to holders.
Bridge Bonds.
/$504,000c_Jan 1 '30-*43
46,000c. _Jan 1 1944
Road, Bridge & School Bonds.
U^s'13 M-NS330.000
1928-1943
Court-House Bonds
tHs'07 J-D f $100,000c —1921-1922
™
i 300.000
1923-1927
(
1921-1927
1928
1922-1945
1926-1933
,
lHs'HM-N$240,OOOc-May 1 *22- 36
$37.00
1,244
-5,452
Population In 1910
Population in 1920---
*1NT. at Midland Sav. & Tr. Co.
MIDLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Hs'16 M-Nx$36.000_May 1 '22-*37
(See V. 102, p. 2275, for maturity)
5s '19
$25,000—Feb 1 '25-'36
p. 995, for maturity.)
$76,000
(per $1,000) 1918-*-$11.00
BONDED DEBT
Tax rate
$40,000 Issue is tax-free
xINT. at Midland Sav. & Tr. Co.
The above
MIFFLIN COUNTY.
July 1 1936
Lewistown is the county seat.
32,000
July 1 1946 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921. $38,000
4s '16
10.000
July 1 1946 Floating debt Jan 1 '20--2.856
(Subject to call 1931.)
Assessed val., real estate. 12,143,474
5s '21
J-J
34.000
\pr 1 1951 Assessed
val., pers'l prop.-1,100,878
TOTAL DEBT Apr 15 '21
$290,500 Other assessable
property. _1,668 935
(Red. after Apr 1 1936.)
Tot .ass'd val.^ofBO^actlM.^Li ,287
$58,000
J-J
'06
4s '16
—
_
Assessment debt (incl.)
—
Sinking funds
—-
28,700 State & co.
tax(per$l ,000) '20—$4.00
86,883 Population in 191027,785; '2031,439
estate..—6,046,033
Assess, val. personal
245,615
Tot.assess.val.'21(50% act.)6,291,648
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$17.00
val. real
Assess,
14,568
Pop'n 1910, 12,780; '20
INT. Is payable at city treasury.
z
McKEES ROCKS SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms'00
—
1930
$15.000c
80,000c—
1937
70,000c
1941
BOND. DEBT April 1918- $183,000
Floating debt (about)
12,000
Sinking f>md (about)
11,000
Assessed valuation 1917
8,231,600
5s '07
Tax
—
—
rat{per $1,000) '18
Population in 1917 (est.)
$10.00
.19.000
INT. payable at the McKees
Rock
Trust Co., McKees Rock.
MAHANOY CITY.
This borough is In Schuylkill Co.
Street and Fire Dept. Bonds,
-s
17
$70.000
—
This borough Is In Delaware Co.
Incorporated Mch. 10 1850.
Bonds
4Hs'09 M-S $45,600C-Novl5'21-'39
1Hs* 11 J-J
20,000c—Due $5,000
5 yeiars beginning July 15 1916
5s '16
M-N 12,000-May 15 '25-*40
(Part due every 5 years)
4Hs'16
$15,000.
4Hs'19
$90,000
5Hs'20 M-N 30,000c_May 1 1925.
'30, '35, '40, '45 & '50
BOND. DEBT June 1915-$107,892
Assess, val. '15 (3-5 act.). 4,510,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1918--$12.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
8,500
—
taxable.
3Hs'99
sch. dist.
This district is in Allegheny County.
below are tax-free to holders.
Bonds
every
media.
are
mifflin twp.
s-a
/$20,000r
1924
30,000r
1929
1
4Ms'll J-J
(10 000c—July 1 1926
4Hs'16 J-J
|$20,000c--July 1 1926
July 1 1931
120,000c
\
50,000c.July 1*36&'46
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '2l— $164,000
INT.
Floating debt
2 ).000
Tr. Co.
Sinking fund
23,1/3
—
at
Homestead Sav. Bank &
and First N. Bk., McKeespt.
—
Assess.
Assess, val.
Total
2,9 59,467
val. real
153,145
personal
assess,
3,122,612
val. 1921
MILL
CREEK~TWP.
SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Erie) is in Erie
County.
Bonds are tax-free.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual)
5s g *17 s-a
$50,000c
1927
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921._.$13.00
(Subject to call 1920.)
Population in 1910 3,562; '20 4,109 TOTAL DEBT
May 31 '21—$50,000
INT. payable In Media, on the 3 y»B
14,000
6,252,000
personal—
182,385
Tot.assess.val.(60%act.)'206,4.34,385
MEDIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$10.00
4s
$26,000c
1942 Population in 1920
12,725
4Hs
98,000c
1943&1945
TUT. DEBT May 23 '21-- $123,000 MILL VALE.
Floating debt (add!)
5,000
This borough is In Allegheny Co.
Sinking fund
26,000
Street Bonds.
Assess, val '21(abt.2-3act.)3,122.612 4Hs'15 A-O $65.000
1924-1944
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$32.00
ElectricLight Bonds.
Population in 1921 (est.)
2,050 4Hs'15 A-O $30.000
1924-1944
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Media. BOND. DEBT May 23 '21 $217,000
Tot.assess.val.(75%act.)'2J4,392.580
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21-S18.00
MERCER.
This borough is in Mercer County. Population 1910, 7,861; 1920—8,031
BOND. DEBT Apr 16'21$39,375
Floating debt (add'l)
7,300 millvale school district.
This district (P.O. Allegheny) Is In
Sinking fund
4,683
Allegheny Co. Pop'n *17 (est.) 10,000
Total assess, val. (50% to
at the
Charter Nat. Bank; on others
First
at
Nat.
Bank.
Floating debt
Assess,
val. real estate
Assess, val.
...
...
INT. at Pittsburgh Trust Co.
In
Pittsburgh;
on
other loans at
National Bank of McKeesport.
;
4Hs'll
,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
Special Impt. (Red. July 1 1921.)
4s
1
—
\380 000
Refunding Bonds
4,288,479
(Assessment 2-3 actual)
meadville.
---
—
A-O/160,000
595
(See V. 108,
mc kees rocks.
LOWER MORELAND TWP. S. D.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
This district (P. O. Bethayers) is Is '98
$17,000
serial
In Montgomery County.
is '03
17,000
serial
Building Bonds.
ts *06
106,000
serial
100.256
lHs'16 M-NS28.000
May 1936 .s '15
Funding (Part every 5 years.)
(Subject to call $4,000, 1921; $6,000.
1926, and $8,000, 1931.)
is *09
A-O $28,400c.Apr 15 '22-*29
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$28,000 4Hs'12 J-J $93,l60c-July 151'2l-'37
Sinking fund
2,400 BOND. DEBT Apr 1920— $380,000
rotal ass'd val. 1921 (est.)-1,300,000 Floating debt
22.000
3ch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1921-$9-00 Tot.assess.val.'20(80% act.)8,650,000
INT. at Hatboro Nat. Bk, Hatboro. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$13.00
Pop'n 1910,
14,702; 1920. 16,713
Is'09
Floating debt
2,300
Tot.assess.val.'20 (H act.)_
779,820
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$4.00
—
1 1924
1 1931
1917 bonds
10,000c
5,000.--Aug 1 1944
—
J-J
$14.000
May 11945
Street Paving (Red. 1928).
4s '13
J-J
$60,000
Aug 1 1943
Water Works (Red. 1918.)
4s '03
J-J
$31,500c
Oct 11933
12,000.
1921
Street Repair Bonds.
1922 5s'20
A-0$100,000- _Apr
1 *22-*28
Sewer Bonds.
Sayable at Bryn others atTr. Co.,
Mawr Merion
ryn
Mawr; on
1
[
All the above bonds are tax-free.
valuation'2l-2,241,21o
(per(General
$5-00 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 *20- $219,500
$1,000) 1921—(Special
$2.00 Floating debt Apr 30 '20—
16,000
12,322
Pop'n 1910, 3,952; 1920--—3,666 Sinking fund Apr 30 '20
4s '15"
26,000.
30,000.
64,000
—
—
1920, 23,866
F-Aj 140.000c
'34 & '39
F-Aj
Total assessed
—
-
...
3Hs'01 J-J
16.000c
1931 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21. $12.00
4Hs'99J-D
10,000c.
1929 Pop. 1910, 42,649; 1920
45,975
4>^|s'l0 A-Of60,000c Oct 1 '25-'30-35
120.000c
Apr 1 1940 mckeesport"school dist.
4^s'13 J-D $100,000c_Dec 1
4Mb
A-Ox$65,000c
1924
1927, '33, *38 and '423Ms
J-J
*34,000c--Jan 1 '22-'27
(part each 5 years)
3Ms
M-N*45.000c_May 1 '22-'30
4J^s 14 J-D
17.000
1924-1943 4s '05
J-J *169,000c__Jan 2 *22-'34
(Part due every 5 years.)
4Ms'14 M-N*200,000c May 1 '27-'43
4s *17
M-N$90,000c
25,000c. Apr 1 '25-'29
(Due $15,000 May 1 *22. *27, *32,
40,000c. Apr 1 '30-'34
'37 *42 and '46.)
5s '20
A-O
50,000c_Apr 1 *35-'39
60,000c. .June 1
60,000c.Apr 1 '40-'44
1925, '30, '35 & '40
4Ms*20 s-a
75,000c-Apr 1 '45-'49
20,000c. .June
1 1945 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21—1763.000
4
20.000c-..Dec 1 1949
Sinking fund
118,200
TOT. BD. DT. June 1 *21
$627,000 Assessed valuation
1920—33,548,000
Sinking funds Mar. 31 '21
139,620 (Assessment 30 to 50% actual value.)
Assess, val. '20 (1-3 act )-30,834.690
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$18-00
School tax (per $1,000) 1920-$12.00
Is *03
'19
BONDED DEBT May 1920 $45,000
Total tax rate
-_-
IHs 15 J-J
TOWNSHIP.
— —
—
& Trust Co.,
s
TAYLOR
township is in Cambria Co.
($40,000.Aug 1 '24, '29,
July 1 1946 MIDLAND.
This borough is In Beaver County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 '21.
$30,000
M-S $16,000—
Serial
Floating debt (ada'l)
8,100 5s '08
4Hs'12 M-N 14.500
Serial
Sinking fund (est.)
2,60 )
F-A
11,500
Serial
Assess, val. real estate
537,330 5s '13
5s *13
M-N 17.500.
Serial
Assess, val. personal
,—
52,300
5s '14
M-S
18,000
Serial
Assess, vai. 1921 (40% act)
589,630
M-N 14,000
Serial
Tax rate (per $1,000) V21
$22.00 5s *15
5s *15
A-O
28,000-Serial
Population 1920
1,800
4Ha'16 A-O
29,000Serial
Improvement Bonds.
MAUCH CHUNK.
5s '16
F-A*$16.000_-Aug 1 '21-'36
This borough is in Carbon County. (See V. 103, p. 602, for maturity.)
5s '17
J-J
$25,000.
Incorporated 1850.
BOND. DEBT Apr 20'2139.500 5s'18
F-A
30,000-
I
—
Title
This
July 1 1942
10,000
__
17 671;
MIDDLE
July 1 1937 Population
($10,000
5s '19
Improvement Bonds.
'02
$12,000
*05
1945
1921--$25.00
Population in 1920 (est.;
3,716
3,857
Sinking fund
Assessment Sewer Bonds.
bonds.
—
4k(s and on
Feb 1
(Optional Feb 1 1940.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '21.
$43,000
Total ass'd val. (40%act.)'21389,904
School tax (per $1,000)
This
—
Filtration
4s '09
1 1946
INT. on
Meyersdale) is
$8,000
4s '16
—
J-J
Popul'n 1910.
F-A
Assessed valuation 1920
KEESPORt]
mc
This city is in Allegheny County.
Incorporated
Jan.
15
1891.
All
bonds are tax-free.
4s '13
$50,000c_-_Jan
20,000c— -Feb
F-A
MARCUS HOOK.
This district (P.O.
5s
—
1933
,20,000c—-Feb
4s '07
$30,000
.37,000
July 1 1923
Fire Dept. Bonds.
78,000—July 1 *28-'33 45is'19 A-O $55,000
Apr 1 1939
J-J
4s
85,000
Jan '29-'34
Public Comfort Station Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '19
$458,000
4Ms'19 J-D $20,000
Floating debt (add'l)
40,000
Market Bonds.
Assess, val. (1-3 act.)..—31,004,030
4s '17
$13,000
Township tax (per $1,000)'19_ $10.00
Water Bonds.
♦These bonds are tax-free.
4s '06
$126,000.
INTEREST
payable
at Merlon 4s *15
25,000
Title & Trust Co.. Ardmore.
4s '16
90,000
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 3 1921
$922,000
lower merion township
Floating debt (additional).
169,681
school district.
Water debt (incl.)
271,000
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
Sinking fund (gen. & water)
206,805
4s '09
J-J $149,8 0c„Jan 1 '22-'39 Total, val. '21 (60% act.).33,881,925
3Hs
$l,000)'21$25-00
Population in 1920—
17,896
MEYERSDALE SCHOOL DIST.
in Somerset County.
-
1923
1928
50,000
M-S 150,000--
4s '08
1921
6,000
6,000-—
($50,000.
\ 50,000
—
1944
5s '21
M-N300.000c.Nov
♦Sewer Bonds,
4s'id
—
5s *18
4s
25,000
Highway Bonds.
4^s
J-J
$10,000
DIST.
19 '20- $132,300
Floating debt (add'l)
3,000
Tot.assess.val.'2l (20% act.)2,750,000
10,000
Smethport is the county seat.
400,000
Road-Improvement Bonds.
1934
Nov
4Hs
4s
COUNTY.
(about 70%,actual)
Road Bonds.
5Ks'21 s-a $60,000 Jan 1 '37, '45&'51
BONDED DEBT
—-(?)
4s
83.100
I
LOWER BURRELL TWP.
is in Westmoreland County.
SCH.
CITY
MAHANOY
BOND. DEBT Apr
4Hs'17 J-J
Floating debt
87,000
Sinking fund
50,000
Assessed valuation, real
4,200,000
Assessed val'n, personal
40,000
Other assessable property
340,000
Total assessed val'n 1916—4,580,000
(Assessment about 40% actual)
at
1920.
Bonds.
McKEAN
INT.
80,813;
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
exempt from State taxes.
General
J-J
Sinking fund
537,OiO
2,530,305
Tot. val. 1920 (H act.)...26,645,509
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'20-$/00
$55,000c
Jan 1 1926
Refunding & Building Bonds.
4Hs'07 J-J
$65,000c
Jan 1 1922
(Subject to call after Jan 11917.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1917- $120,000
5s
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '21. $347,000
100,000
41,407 Sinking fund
9,998 Assessed val'n, real estate.41,221,486
Total assessed val. 1921
2,518,27o Assessed val'n, personal
2,466,369
Totai tax rate(per $1.000) '21-S37.75 Total val'n *20 (50% act.,.43,687,855
Pop'n 1910,15.936; 1920
15,599 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20S12.00
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
Floating debt (add'i)
School tax rate(per
15 years.
3Hs'02 M-N$34,000c—May 2 1922
lHs'14 J-D
10,000
Dec 1 '2l-'39
BOND. DEBT May 11 '21
$56,500
Floating debt
5,000
Assessed val. 1920 (about
50% actual).
4,258.440
103
TOWNS
—
....
—
75%
953,330
actual).
$1,000) '20_$18.00
Pop'n 1910, 2,026; 1920
1,932
Total tax rate (per
4s '95
J-J
4Hs'08 J-J
$4,000c
43,2 0c. July 1 '2l-*38
BOND. DEBT
May 14 '20
Floating debt (add'l)
mercer county.
Mercer 1s the county
tax-free.
Pop'n '10,
are
seat.
Bonds
77,669; 1920,
$50,000
4,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—$9.00
INT. payable at Bank of Mlllvale.
93,788.
Court-House Bonds.
milton school district.
Bonds below are tax-free to holder.
J-D$261,000c
1929
(Subj. to call part yearly from 1911.)
Funding Bonds.
$50,000
Sept 1 1921
26,000_-Sept 1 *22-*23
14,000
Sept 1 1924
14,500
Sept! 1925
4s '16 M-S
15,500
Sept 1 1926
16,000
Sept 1 1927
16,500
Sept 1 1928
17,500
Sept 1 1929
Interest at Treasurer's office.
4s '04
J-J
$3,0004s '06
s-a
2,500
4s *10
J-J
$23,000c
4s '09
„
30,000—Sept 1 '30-*31
-
($1,500 yrly. beg. '16, opt. after '21.)
4s
s-a
3,400c.$l,000 yearly
4Hs'14 J-D
50.000
6s '21
F-A 100,000--Feb
1 *22-'46
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '21- $178,500
Assess, val. '21 (H act.)
2,945,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1921-$23.00
Population 1921
„_8,639
mt. carmel school dist.
minersville school dist.
Bonds below are tax-free to holder.
This district is in Schuylkill County.
M-S $90,000c—Sept 1 1938
4b *10
M-NI60.300
--.1040 4s '08
(SubJ. to call at option of Sch. Board) (Subject to call after Sept 1 1918.)
TOTAL DEBT Feb 27 '20- $59,100 Wl3 M-N 72.000c ---1921-1938
Assess, val. 1920 (*4 actj. 1.500-000 BOND. DEBT Apr 111919 $185,500
School tax (per A1,000) 1920--$25-00 Floating debt
7,500
15,000
Population In 1920 (est.),.—10.000 Sinking fund—
INT, at First Nat. Bk.« Mlnersville. Assess, val. '19 (X act.)—-3,279,000
—
School tax
(per |f,000) 1918-$19.00
Population In 1918 (est.)
20,000
MONACA.
This
borough Is In Beaver County.
INT. at City Treas.
office.
'94 & '95
$6,240Water Bonds.
.
lebanon township,
improvement Bonds.
;s'17
$30,000
ue serially at intervals of 5 years.)
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
*n9
non
TOTAL DEBT Apr 15"720"-"$48"540 4*4s*13 F-A $60°,000c —1923-1943
$90,000
Note debt—————
3,000 BOND. DEBT Jan 3 '21
180.198
Total val. 1919 (50% act.)-1.698,000 Certificate debt (add'l)
1,034
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *19 $14.00 Cash in bank--mm
—
*95
$11,500—————
...
mt.
Water Impt. Bonds.
'02
$7,500-— — — ——
Floating Debt, Street Impt., &c.
—
—
—
-—
Population 1910, 3,376; 1920-3,838
Cash in sinking fund
Certificate sinking fund-
2,120
3,000
Tot.ass'd val.*21 (80% act.)4.390,560
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 19-$16.25
$26,500 Population in 1919 (est,)-——3,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Castle
2,350
-2,350,000 Shannon.
new kensington sch.
Street Paving Bonds.
*11
$5.000
—
Street Paving & Sewer Bonds,
-s '13
$5/,500—
-s *14
7,0005s *14
J-D
55.000—Dec 1 *21-*31
-s
—
Sinking fund
Total
val. 1920
assess,
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920—$25.00
mt. lebanon twp. sch. dist.
mone8sen.
This borough is in Westmoreland
County.
Incorporated Sept. 3 1898
This district is in Allegheny
—
5s%7^J-D0j$2oioOc"{[%22 A
Co.
'22-'26
1 '27-*36
165,000c- Apr 1 *37-*51
f$25.000c_Apr
5Xb'21
1
j 100,000c. Apr
1927 BONDED DEBT——— (?)
\ 45,000c—1934-1936
Gen. Imp. & Ref. (Tax-free),
4J48'11 J-D$112,100c-Dec 15 *22-'40 mount oliver.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Part every 5 years—see V 94, p 1738
Floating Debt Bds (Tax-free)
BOND. DEBT Feb 11921- $380,000
$300
Jan 1 1922
Floating debt--—
125,000 4 *4 s'08 J-J
20,000
Sinking fund
—-——11,668 4 *|s*16 J-D
Street Bonds (Tax-free to holder).
Assess. val.(50% act.)*21-10.933,460
$15,000—Jan 1 1924
Total tax (per $1,000) 1915—$30-00 4*48*04 J-J
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
Pop'n 1910, 11,775; 1920
18,179
INTEREST at Treasurer's office. 4*48*09 J-J
$36,000—Jan 1 *25-*35
(Part due every 5 years)
BOND. DEBT July 1916— $121,000
mtonessen school dist.
Sinking funds-.-.--—--20,000
4W13 J-D$175,000c-June 1 '28-*42 Assess, val. (2-3 act.) *15-3.334.930
(Part due every 5 years.)
Pop'n 1910, 4,241; 1920, 5.575.
4Ms
$148,000c
INT. on 4Xb *09 at German Sav.
4*4s'16 F-A
90.000——1926-1946 A Dep. Bk., Pittsburgh; on 4*4s '16
4Ms'19 A-0 300,000-Oct 1 '22-'49— at Hill Top Savs. & Tr. Co.. Pitts¬
(See V. 110, p. 486 for maturity.)
burgh; on others at St. Clair Sav.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 21 '21- $700,000 & Trust Co., in Pittsburgh.
Sinking fund
38,148
.
——
———
—
„—
Total
-
val. 1921—10,933,260
assess,
mt. pleasant.
This borough is in Westmoreland
"iPopulation in. 1919 (est.)
22,000 County.'
Flre Equipment Bonds.
INT. payable in Monessen,
4*4s*15 J-D $15,000—-1925-1935
($5,000 every 5 years.)
monongahela.
♦Street, Fire & Funding Bonds.
This city is in Washington County,
4*4s'15 M-S $15,000c ——1925-1936
Municipal Building Bonds.
($5,000 every 5 years.)
4Hs'15
$25,000—
BOND, DEBT Apr 16 *21$71,100
Improvement Bonds.
Sinking fund
9,736
3*4a'99
$24,000
—
Tot.assess.val.'21(94 act.)-2,582,400
4*4s'll M-S 85,000c-8ept 1 '32-'40 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $12.00
BOND. DEBT May 1921- $134,000
Population 1910, 5,812; 1920, 5,862.
Assess, val, real estate.---3,670,223
♦INT. at Citizens Sav. & Tr. Co..
Assess, val. personal--—-513,365 Mt. Pleasant.
Other assess, property---13,125
Total assess, value 1921-4.
196,713
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '2i_$41.96 mount union.
This borough is in Huntingdon Co,
Population 1910, 7,598; 1920-8,688
INT. payable at Alexander & Co.,
Paving & Storm Sewer Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$44,500c-$2,000 yearly
Monongahela and First Nat. Bank.
beginning Aug. 1 1925
Water Plant Bonds.
monongahela sch. dist.
6s '18
J-D $60,000.-June 1 *28-'47
Bonds are tax-free.
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1920
$75,000
School Bonds.
60,000
4Hs'15 J-D $80,000--June 1 '25-'39 Sinking fund
(See V. 102, p. 1286, for maturity.) Ass'd val'n 1920 (X act.)—4,200,000
Total tax rate (per$l,00u) '20-$15.00
4*4s'10
15,000c —1925-1932
4,744
4)4 s 07
30,000c —1921-1935 Population in i.920
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *21- $125,000
(Assessment
50%-60%
actual)
—
------
—
—
Sinking fund--————
12,121
mt.
Assess, val., real estate
3,608,220
Assess, val,, personal
244,730
Tot.ass'd val. 20(60%act.) 3,852,950
School tax (per $1,000) 1920-$17.00
is in
union school dist.
district (P. O. Mt. Union)
Huntingdon County.
4*4s'16 J-J $28,000——1922-1946
5s g
M-S 31,000c——1921-1948
Population in 1920 (est.) —12.000 BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *21$59,000
INT. on bonds of 1907 at Fust Floating debt (add'l)
3,200
Nat. Bank of Monongahela: others Sinking fund-1,000
at Monongahela City Trust Co.
Assess .val .'20(abt. *£act.)-l,080,710
This
-
montgomery county.
County seat is Norristown.
Pop¬
1910, 169.590; '20, 199,310.
Court-House Bonds (Tax-free),
$65,000r—1921-1933
($50,000 due every 5 years.)
/Funding Bonds (Tax-free).
48*06 J-D 200,OOOc&r. 1921-26-31-36
ulation
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20125.00
Population in 1920-——5,500
INT. payable at Dist. Treas. office
or Central Nat. Bank, Mt. Union.
——
60.000
5s *19
100,000—------BOND. DEBT April 81921S348.700
Assess, val. 1920 (est.)—15,000,000
*16
^
4s '03
J-J
4**s
s-a
$78,000c.
-1923
4s'05
J-J
15,000c--v
1925
20,000- —1928 & 1938
4*4s'13 A-0
7,000
1921
1862.
Refunding Bonds (Tax-free),
4*48*08 M-N $22,740c—1921-1937
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'17 M-N$100,000
2
(Due $5,000 yearly after 5 years)
(25,000—Oct 1 '29-'33
40,000—Oct
6s *19
1
'35-'49
($5,000 every 2 yrs.)
Building Bonds (Tax-free),
4s'04
M-S $10,400c— Sept 30 1924
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
4s'04
A-O $23,000c—Oct 1 1924
48*05
J-J
50,000c—July 1 1935
BOND. DEBT May 1918- $244,900
Floating debt—
22.600
Sinking fund
14,838
Assess, val. '15 (*4 act.) —3,280,759
Total tax (per
Pop'n
•
$1,000) 1916
'10, 17,532; *20-
INT. at Treasurer's office.
41.50
.17,469
4 Xn
j-d
9,000—
12,000—
14,000—
17,000—
21,000-
—1926
1931
1936
1941
—1946
4*4s 19
200,000-July 1 *21-'49
(See V. 109, p. 1201, for maturity.)
Funding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4s '05
J-J
$10,000c
-—.1925
BOND. DEBT Apr 211021 $403,000
Sinking fund96,115
Assess, val. *21 (4-5 act.)-ll,290,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$11.00
5tl85; 1920, 6.500
INTEREST payable at the Monon¬
gahela Trust Co., Homestead, Pa.
—
This borough is in Luzerne Co.
-s
-s
Sewer Impt. Bonds.
'07
$25,000
Sewer Refunding Bonds,
—
*07
—
$34,200
—
-1927
—1930
—...
2.000c.
5,000c
538,000c.....—-1937
(Subject to call after 1922.)
A-O $25.000c
—1938
5s
5s
—
1922
„
9,000c—.——1931
M-S
.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$1100 4*48*17 M-N/10,000c.Apr 1 '37&'42
110.000c—Apr 11947
Pop'n '10, 18,877; *20
22,614
High School Bldg. Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Nanticoke.
4Kb
M-N$60,000c.l927• 32 & 37
4Xa
M-N150.000c.1923, *33 A'43
4 *4s
J-D
20,000
1938-1942
nanticoke school dist.
A-O
25,000
1940-1945
5s
—$104.0001921-1940 4Xa
Improvement Bonds.
5s
8,000
—1921-1922
4Hs*18
/$15,000-D^30 28, 38/43
,no
—.
(25.200——1921-1924
95,000
—1925-1942
4*4s*14 J-J
10,000—
—1943
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *18 $284,000
—
30.000
Floating debt-
Assess, val. '16 (X act.)—14,375.142
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—$10.00
Population
m
1916 (est.)..—25,000
narberth.
This borough is in Mongtomery Co.
Inc. Jan. 21 1895.
Road Bonds (Tax-free).
5s '97
J-D
$l,000r.Dec 1 *22-*27
(Subject to call after 1912)
4s '09
J-D
18,000—June 11939
4s '16
J-J
25.000-July 1 '26-*46
($5,000 quinquennially.)
Se
L. J-May 1 1922
4s '07 M-N
9.000—May 1 1927
8,000
May 1 1932
9,000—-May 1 1937
BOND. DEBT ,/une 13 *21
$83,000
Floating debt (add'l)-.
30,000
Sinking fund
10,600
Ass'd val. *21 (40 to 50 % act.)3,058,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$36 00
wer-System^Tax-free).
Pop'n 1910, 1,790; 1920—3,704
INT.
on
1S97 at Norristown
5s of
Trust Co.; on 4s of 1907 and 1909 at
West
End
Trust Co.,
Philadelphia:
4s of 1916 payable at the
Trust Co., Philadelphia.
on
Central
-
1
10.000—Dec 30 1948
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 *21- $356,000
Sinking fund
.38,728
Total val. 1920 (est.)
6,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1921 —$22.00
Population In 1920——11,987
f INT. at Harris, Forbes & Co.,
N. Y.; on $20,000 issue of 1917 at
First Nat.
Bank,
This borough Is in Clarion Co.
5s *20
J-J
/$22,500-Jan
1
1.000
1
'22-'36
Jan 1 1937
Kensington.
—
School tax rate (per
Population 1920
$1,000) *20-$13.00
——1,703
norristown]
This
borough is the capital of
Montgomery County. Inc. Mch. 31
1812. Bonds are tax-free to holder,
and subject to call 25 years before
maturity.
'/'■
Borough Bonds.
/
3Xb g A-O $56,000r—Oct 1 1927
3*4s g A-O
91,000r—Apr 11932
4s g
A-O 125,000r—Apr 1 1938
Refunding Bonds.
3s g
J-J $12l,000r
July 11930
BOND. DEBT May 9 1921 $393,500
Sinking fund
48,200
Assessed val'n 1920 (30% to
65% actual)
16,611,000
Tot. tax (per $1,000) 1921—$13.00
.
-
—
—
—
—
Population 1910,27,875; 1920-32,319
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
Apr 21 '21—$27,500
TOTAL DEBT
Assessed value 1921 (X act.) -556,300
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$15.00
Population 1910, 1,625; 1920-1,662
new brighton.
This borough is in Beaver County.
4*4s
4*4a
4*4s
New
newtown borough school
district.
This district (P. O. Newtown) is in
Bucks County.
4*4s
$43,000—1923-1942
TOTAL DEBT Anr 1920—$41,000
Tot. ass'd val.'20(85%act.) 1,400,000
-
new bethlehem.
norristown school dist.
Bonds
are
tax-free.
3Xs
M-N$25,000c——al927
3*£s'04 A-O
26,000c—Oct 1 ol934
4s
7
M-S
$5,000—
69.000c—Sept 1
a
1937
-Sept 15 1921 3Ks'H M-N 29,500r—May 1 al941
10,000—Sept 15 *20-'21 3*|s'09 J-D
9.000r—
xl929
25,000
—Nov 1 '22-'26
4*48*13 J-J
30,000—July la 1943
30.000
—Sept 1 *2Z-'32
4*4s'14 J-J
100,000c—-July 1 1943
4X8
BOND. DEBT Jan 11921-
$60,000
4*48*17 J-J
6,500c—July 1 1927
53,000 BOND. DEBT
Apr 30 '21 $295,000
4,316,302
Float'g dt. (add'l) May 1 '20
23,500
$15.00
Sinking fund
90,750
Population 1910, 8,329; 1920-9,361 Assess, val. '20 (X act.)—14,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$14.00
new brighton*"sch. dist.
x Subject to
call 10 years before
$35,000-0ct 1 '25, *28,
maturity,
a 20 years before.
'33, '35, '36 & '37.
5*£s'20 A-O
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk.,Norristown.
55,000--Oct 1 '39-*49
10,000
Oct 1 1950
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 1921 $270,000 northampton county.
Easton is the county seat,
Floating debt
22,500
Court-House Bonds (Tax-free).
Total
assessed val,
1921
A-0 $60,000Apr l'24-'34&44
(about 2-3 actual).——4.300,000 4s *14
Refunding, Funding & Improve¬
School tax (per $1,000) 1921 —$25.00
ment Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Population 1921 (est.).
10,000
J $144,000o-Moh l *21-'29
4g *09
M-S\ 100,000c.-Mch 1 1939
new castuel
Funding & Impt. Bonds.
This city Is the capital of Lawrence
Floating debt--
------
Total assess, val. 1920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
—
Incorporated in June 1870.
County.
In 1897 the boroughs of West New
Castle and Mahoning town were an¬
nexed to the city. -
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
4*4s'12 J-J
$72,000c—July 1 1932
(Subject to call July 1 1927)
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'19 A-O $100,000
Oct 1 1934
(Optional Oct. 1 1929.)
Impt. Bonds (Tax-free).
4*is'll J-J
$50,u00c—Aug 1x1931
4*48*16 J-J
160,000c-July 1 xl936
GEN. BDS. Apr 16 1921$382,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
54,010
Sinking fund
6,202
Floating debt (add'l)
4,000
Assessed val., real estate-52,767.350
Assessed val., personal
$4,324,690
Tot. ass'dval.'21 (act. val.)57,092,040
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921--—$5.25
Pop'n 1910, 36,280; 1920, 44,938
x Opt. beg.
10 yrs. after date. *
INT. payable at city treasury.
—
.
new castle
Bonds
are
all
tax-free
to
holder.
—
Assessed val. 1921
—57,114,680
(Assessment actual value.)
School tax
-
4*£s'19 s-a $500,000c&r_Dec 1 1949
BOND. DT. Apr 21.1921. $760,000
Floating debt
265,000
Sinking fund
75,121
Assessed val'n, real estate-83,408,925
Assessed val'n, personal
23,982,734
Other assessable property- 9,997,775
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (*4 act.) 117,389,434
County tax (per $1,000) 1921—$5.00
Pop'n In '10-127,667; '20-153,506
INT. at office of County Treas.
northampton sch. dist.
This district is in Northampton Go.
4*48*09 J-D $16,500—Deo 1 *21-'39
(Due In odd years as follows: $4,000
from 1917 to 1929 incl. and $6,000
from 1931 to 1939 incl.)
-s
'15
—
$48.600.Due $2,000 yly
BOND. DEBT Mar 8 1920 *$91,600
Sinking fund
5,000
Ass'd val'n 1920 (J4 act.)—5,115,535
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$13.00
Population (est.)
10,000
*
School Board holds $30,600.
school dist.
4*4s'14 J-J
$60,000c—July 1 1944
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1924.
3*4s'01 F-A
20,000c—Aug 11921
3*4s'05 M-N 25,000c—May 1 1925
4*4s'll J-J
140,000—Jan 2 1941
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1921)
4*4s'15 M-S 85,000
Mar 1 1945
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1930)
4s 16
M-S
45,000c-_-Mar 1 1946
(Subject to call after Mar 1 1931.)
5*?s'20 J-J 300,000-July 1 '35-*44
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21-$675,000
Sinking fund
20,850
Assessed val. real
4,330.570
Assessed val. personal
784,110
(per $1,000) 1921
Population In 1920 (est.)
$9.75
50.000
INT. at Treasurer's office.
This borough is in Westmoreland
Co. Pop'n *10, 7,707; '20, 11,987.
Street & Sewer Impt. Bonds.
4*$s'13 M-8$100,000-Sept 1 *23-'43
(Due $20,000 1923, $30,000 1933.
$50,000 1943.
BOND. DEBtf Nov 1915- $262,000
Assessed valuation..
5.556,360
INT. at Boro. Treasurer's office.
northampton heights.
This district is now part of the
City of Bethlehem.
Annexed Mar. 8
1920.
Pop'n'10,1,037;'20,3,791.
north braddock.
P. O. Braddock, Allegheny Co.
4*4s*16
$141,700—July 1 *26-'48
(Due each 5 yrs—see V 103, p 511)
Various Impt. Bonds.
4*4s'13 M-S $50,000—Apr 1 *23-'33
($25,000 due every o years.)
TOTAL DEBT May 23 *21 $295,000
Sinking fund
28,785
Ass'd val. * 20(80% acU-15,239.960
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1921—$11.00
—
Population 1910,11,824; 1920-14,928
INT. at Braddock Trust Co.
north braddock sch. dist.
}
High School Bonds.
' ■
4*4s'08 A-O $75,000—Apr 1 '22-'29
4s
35,000———
4*48*10
33,000-.— Tax-free
4*48*11
32,000——
——
Building Bonds (Tax-ffee).
4Xb'17 J-J /$80,000c-jan 1 '37-'44
V 5,000c—Jan 1 1945—
BOND. DEBT June 2 *19—$254,000
Total assessed val'n 1918
582,414
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *18-$10.00
.
new kensington.
„
nanticoke.
j$2,000c.
(
dist.
—
A-O
5s
—
—
mount carmel.
This city is in Northumberland
County. • Borough incorp. Nov. 3
j-j
—
munhall.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Improvement Bonds.
4*4s'12 M-N$40,000c—May 11932
TOTAL DEBT Apr 19 *21- $280,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 1914—
$155,000
Floating debt (add'l)
75.000 Assessed valuation 1914—8,557,250
Sinking funds—
120.000 Population in 1920—
6,418
Assess, val. real
142.613,505
INT. payable at Monongahela Tr.
Assess, val. personal
7,494,790 Co., Homestead.
Other assessable prop'ty.136,692,632
Total assess, val. 1920--286,800,927
munhall school district.
(Assessment about 40% actual)
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
County tax (per $1,000) 1920—12.00
INT. payable at Norristown.
5s
—
-s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921— $22.00
—
4*4s'17 — $20,000
Building Bonds._
—
monaca school district.
BOND. DEBT April 1921-
[VOL. 112.
AND TOWNS
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES
104
.
—
Pnnniat.inn
iQin
is orirt
June, 1921.]
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES
NORTH EAST.
This borough is in Erie
County.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '18
J-D $80,000—June 1 '28-'48
BONDED DEBT
This district (P. O. North
East) is
in Erie County.
School Bonds {Tax-free-)
$55,000
1923-1948
3 years.)
BOND. DEBT May 1921$89,000
Assessed val. 1920
2,110,000
Actual val.
(est.)
3,000,000
Population 1920 (est.)
3,481
INT.
payable
at
the
National
Bank of North East.
($5,000 payable
every
Assessed value 1919
Prin. and int. at
1920 4,512.
Street Bonds {Tax-free).
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
PARNASSUS.
5s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921. $119,000
8,100
12,723
Assess, val. '20 (80%act.)_5,860,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$12.00
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Oakmont.
1936
School tax (per $1,000) 1918-_$12.50
PoDuIation
2,500
INT. payable at the First National
Bank of North East.
NORTH
HUNTINGTON
This township (P. O.
Westmoreland County.
in 1918 (est.)
INT. payable at First Nat.
Oakmont,
for State
OIL
TWP.
Irwin) is in
—
189,860
Tot. assess.val'21(60% act.)4,399,820
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21.$34.00
Population 1920 (est.)
10,000
property-
subject
tax
in
to
This
borough is in
Sept. 30 1898.
Paving Bonds.
Pa
4^s'14
BOND. DEBT
$3,000—-June
---
Total
INT. at Safe
Deposit & Trust Co..
Greensburg.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Sunbury is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Mar 4 1920 $736,900
Ass'd val. 1920 (60% act.)54.334,509
County tax (per $1,000) 1920--$6.50
Pop'n 1910, 111,420; 1920—122,079
INT.
payable at office of Co.Treas.
NORTH UNION TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Fayette Co.
Road Bonds {Tax exempt).
4^s'16 F-A$ 100.000c.Aug 15'22-'31
BOND. DEBT Mar 5 1920. $100,000
Floating debt—
Sinking fund
10,000
3,542
Assessed val'n, real estate
Assessed val'n, personal
6,416,385
39,490
Other assessable property..
150,150
Tot.ass'd val. '19 (H act.).6,606,025
Population in 1920 (est,)
12,762
INT.
payable at Fayette Title &
val.
4s '98
are
A-O
43 '02
4s '09
J-J
holder.
35,000c
,
—
___
$155,500
36,000
FORGE.
districts
This borough is In Lackawanna Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 1920 $123,000
—
NORTH
BOND. DEBT Jan 1920—
$82,500
Assessed valuation 1920
4,201,271
UNION TWP. SCH. D.
TOTAL DEBT May 11 '21
$42,000
Floating debt (add'l)
18,000
Sinking fund..
689
Assessed val'n, real estate. .6,070,885
Assessed val'n, personal
34,160
—
Other assessable property._
295,670
Total assessed val'n 1921
Tax rate (per
__6,400,715
$1,000) 1921—$25.00
'29-'30
Borrowing capacity.
54,702
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—-$15.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
14,000
Water Loans.
J-J $3,000,000r.July
3s '00
~
OLYPHANT.
C|« h
This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
Funding Bonds.
5s '14
porated 1893.
4^s'Jl F-A $14,800--Feb 1 '22-'41
is
BOND. DEBT Mar 1914— $139,500
5s
$9,500c...Sept 1 1926
2,000c.—Aug 1 1929
2,000c.—Nov 1 1922
2,500c—Sept 1 1935
3,000c—Sept 1 1938
50.000c—May 1 1941
15.000c—.June 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920—
$84,000
Sinking fund
26,494
Assessed valuation 1921—1.633,145
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$29.50
Pop'n in 1910.-.1,668; 1920—2,353
4^g'96 M-S
4^g'99F-A
5s g '02 M-N
4Hg'05M-S
4)^g'08 J-D
4^g'llM-N
4)^s
J-J
INTEREST payable at Delaware
County Trust, Safe Deposit & Title
Insurance Co. In Chester.
NORWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
F-A
4^s'12 M-N
$6,000r—Apr 1 1935
35,OOOc.May 15 *22-'42
$41,000
Sinking fund
8,433
Assessed valuation 1919—1,327,400
(Assessment 60% actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) *19—$20.00
Population in 1919 (est.)
2,300
4s '05
TOTAL DEBT June 19 '20
INT.
at Treasurer's office.
OAKDALE.
This borough is in Allegheny Co
Incorporated 1892.
BOND. DEBT April 1921$63,000
Floating debt
50,000
Total assess, val. 1921
979,lu0
—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$41.00
Population 1910, 1,353; 1920.-1,611
OA^KHURST SCHOOL DIST.
See Johnstown School
District.
1
'24-*44
is '06
Building Bonds {tax-free).
Sinking fund
6,580
Assessed valuation 1913
8,989,546
Pop'n. *10. 8,505;
'20
10,236.
INT. payable at Olyphant.
-
OXFORD.
This borough Is in Chester County.
Incorp.
in
1833.
Popula'n
1910,
2.190;1920, 2.093.
Water Bonds.
4s J-J&M-N $59,500c_yearly till '41
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '21.
$66,000
Floating debt
9,700
Tot.val.'20(50 to 60%act.) 1,500,000
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$27.00
INT. at
Oxford
Banks.
PALMERTON.
boro in Carbon County.
Lighting System Bonds.
A-O
$2,500—Oct 1 '23-'31
4^s'19 A-O /10.000
Oct 1 1924
150,000.—Oct 1 '25-'34
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
$62,500
Floating debt
6,000
Sinking fund
5.OO0
Temporary loans outstdg—
30,000
Assessed value 1921
5,100,000
Actual value (est.)
8,000,000
City-owned property
30,000
Tax rate (per $1.000)
$9-30
Population in 1920
7.168
This
5s *19
Prin. and int. payable at the
National
Bank,
of
First
Palmerton.
PALMERTON~SCIL
DIST.
School Bonds (Tax-Free).
4Ms'19 J-J
$60,000
July 1 1949
(Optional July 1 1929.)
wft v
f
1930
1931
Aji n
3Hs'94 J-J
$387.000rDec31'21-'22
Widening Delaware Avenue.
3Hs'96 J-J
$400,000rDec31 '21-'24
Grade Crossing Abolition.
4s '06
J-J
$75,000r_July 1 1937
Bonds below payable part every 5 yrs
School
Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $124,800--Sept 1 '20-43
NORWOOD.
This borough (P. O. Norwood Sta¬
tion) is in Delaware County.
Incor
Sewer and Highway {Tax-free).
1
9,000,000r_July 1
3^s'00 J-J
F-A $50.000c_Feb
Many sec¬
.
DIST.
$30,000
20,000c_Dec 1
5s *19
boroughs.
stantly referred to as such.
Among
these may
be mentioned Germantown, Manayunk, Frankford, Bridesburg, Roxborough,
West Philadel¬
phia,
Richmond,
&c.,
&c.
The
county is under city control and has
no
separate
debt.
Refunding Loans.
3^s'95 J-J $194,000-Dec "31" '2l-'24
3tfs'95 J-J
5,000rDec31
1924
3Hs'95 J-J
l,000rDec31
1924
3Hs'97 J-J
l95,000rDec31'2l-'26
3s
'98 J-J
457,100rDec31 *21 -'27
3,000
Trust Co., Union town.
and
tions of the city of Philadelphia still
their old names and are con¬
15,000
SCH.
/
retain
Tot.ass'd val.'19(75% act.)4,20l,171
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—-$28-00
Pop'n. '10,
11.324;
1920,
12,237
s-a
3,000
PHILADELPHIA.
J.
Hampton
Moore, Mayor;
Will B. Hadley,
City Controller.
Philadelphia, co-extensive with the
county of the same name, is the third
largest city of the U. S., and has an
area of nearly 130 square miles.
The
city was founded In 1682 by William
Penn, chartered in 1787, and consoli¬
dated in 1854 with numerous
outlying
fund....
—26,736
Assess, val. '20 (2-3 act.). 10,900,120
School tax (per $1,000) 1920--$25-00
Population in 1920
21,274
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
FORGE
D
1927
1921-1927
L_
J-J
J-J
5s '20
J-J
5s *20
5s '21
1948
1949
4,974,200c._ Jan
1922
3,000.000—Jan
1970
4,160,500—Dec 16 1970
4Ks'19 J-J
J-J
J-J
4,000.000—July 1 1940
1,553,000- Aug 16 1950
J-J
5,000,000c&r_Jan
1.916 200
'51
i
—
Registered loans overdue and
outstanding Jan. 11921—.$17,350
INT.
payable
at
Nat. Bank, Phila., Pa.
TAX-FREE.—All
from tax
empt
to
Philadelphia
bonds
are
ex¬
holders.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FDS.,
&c.—The subjoined statement shows
of
a
decision of the Supreme Court
Pennsylvania, filed May 31 1894,
It is held that, within the
meaning of
the word "Debt" in Section
VIII,
119947653
Article IX, of the Constitution of
Pennsylvania, the real debt of the
city is the authorized debt less the
of the
J-J
1,000,000r.Jan
1
1938
J-J
1,500,OOOr.July 1 1939
06
J-J
700.000r._Jan 1 1942
Transit & Port Bonds.
'06
4s*16
4s '17
city certificates
pur¬
chased and uncanceled in the
sinking
Floating
debt
(mtge.,
ground rents, &c.)_„
of
juries
and
200,561
board of view
TOT. DT. Jan 1 1921—
3.128,487
187,721,598
39,851,900
147,869,698
Awards
Tot. net debt Jan 1 '21
Cash in and income of
sink, fund applicable
_
within
present
to
year
fiscal
of
payment
debt Jan 1 1921
8,052,586
BORROWING CAPACITY.—The
borrowing
capacity of the city
May 16 1921 was $41,000,000.
on
PROPERTY.—The
city
land, buildings, equipment and
permanent improvements valJan. l 1921 at—$389,856,937
ASSESSED VALUATION, &C.—
The
following
shows
the
assessed
other
on
value of
property, and the tax rate,
for years Indicated.
J-J $2,500,000..Nov 1 1966
J-J
2.500,000c..Jan 1 1967
Property in this
city
up to and including 1903 was
assessed at about 80% of its actual
value.
In
1904,
however,
values
were
Increased
resulting in
to nearly real value,
decreased tax rate.
a
Assessed Real Estate
and Personat*Estate
Years—
Valuation.
1921
/20,000c_June 1 *23-'27
Floating debt
Sinking fund
I
Bank, Manor.
Sinking
OLD
Exempt).
Jan 1 1932
5,000—..Jan 1 1937
5,000
Jan
1 1942
7,000
Jan 1 1947
BOND. DEBT May 28 '21
$25,000
Ass'd val. (60% act.)
455.370
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$39.00
Population 1910, 1,048; 1920—1 019
INT. payable at Manor National
190,000c. June 1 '28-'36
5Hs
{Tax
1 1922
tax-free to
4s '16
1948
5,000,000—Nov
7,000,000.-Mar
J-J
J-J
J-J
5s 'i9
used
1
21,274
BOND. DEBT July 9'20Short-term loans
OLD
Bonds
4^sT7 J-J
1,500c
4^s'15 J-D
borough Is in Westmoreland
Jan
'20
1947
4,950,700.-July
3,000,000—May
owns
This
$9,000c
M-N
3.628
PENN.
1921
15,657;
1946
CITY
County.
Impt.
OIL CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
below
1,466,050
Jan
Pop'D,
Bonds
1919
(per $1.000) T9S15.00
subject to call after 10 years.
(about 55% actual)
12,882,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21S11.00
*10,
val.
3.000
valuation
assess,
4,592
$2,000
School tax
(per $1,000) 1920—$20 00
Population in 1920 (est.) ——.10,000
Total
$89,000
59,000
423,000
Assess, val. personal
1949
J-J 7,500,000.—Nov
J-J
Sinking funds...
12,400,006
NOR. HUNTINGDON TWP. S. D.
4Hs'12 M-N$60,000Mayl '22.*32.'42
4Hs
12,000 May 1 '26,'3l&'36
TOTAL DEBT May 29 '20
$72,000
Floating debt
22,500
Sinking fund12,000
Assess, val. *20 (2-3 act.). .4,631.350
—
1931
1934
tax-exempt
(except water-works bonds) and are
1 1923
_—
Occupation
assess,
'22-'49
1
.—
.
Total tax rate
1923
Population 1910. 3 907; 1920,
All the above bonds are
1926 & '27
Boro. of West End. (annexed.)
5s '12
$7,000
Sept 1 1932
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21
$231,000
Sinking fund
16,700
Floating debt (add'l)
5,000
Assess, vai. real
Co.
Apr 1920—
Floating debt
53-5 '21M-N100.000-.May 1 '26-'40
Boro. of Si verly (annexed).
5s '10
4s "16
4s'16
4^s*16
4Ms'16
4^s'16
Funded debt Jan 1 192l.$l84,392,5u0
A-O
$7,000e
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '19
J-J
$56,000.-Jan
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'll M-S $12.000e
Building Bond?
5s *14
M-S $10.00Gc
Bonds.
June 11922
July 1 1922
39.000--July 1 *23-'35
8,000—May 1 *22-'29
28,000--May 1 '30-'43
9,000-June 1 '22-'30
,28,000—June 1 '31-*44
—
1 1946
2,000,000__Nov 1 1948
1.000 000—Nov
fund.)
4s '03
Permanent Impt.
4s'07
$1,000
4s '10
/ 2,000
—
Cambria
Inc.
This city is in Venango County.
—
$3.000.000..July
4^s'15J-J
amount
PATTON.
5,000
Bank,
deduction
no
?
Population 1910, 4,338; 1920-5,638
CITY.
4^s*13
Road Bonds.
5s '20
J-J
$75,000
BOND. DT. May 26 '21—
$75,000
Assessed val. real
4,167,600
Assessed val. personal_
42,360
Other assessable
—
BOND. DEBT
Tot.assess.val.'18(80%act.)5,200,000
I 5,000
1948
Apr
BOND. DEBT May 27 '21
$70,000
Assessed val. 1920
2.305.796
Total tax rate (per $1,000 *20.$12.00
Population 1920 (est.)__
borough is in Luzerne Co.
Paving Bonds (Tax-Free).
-s'19
$35,000
1928-1949
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 8 '18- $132,000
11,596
1943
J-J
4Ms '15 J-J
Philadelphia's total municipal debt.
Tnis
Sinking fund
1945
1947
'15
4s
[By
PARSONS.
M-SJ$10,000—Sept 1 '29&'34
1 12,000—Sept 1 '34&'44
1941
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
105
5s '21
—1929
Floating debt-—
17,500
Sinking fund23,760
Tot.assess, val.'20(80 %act.)2,525,470
Total rate (per $1,000) 1920—$14.00
Pop'n 1910, 2,578; 1920
-3-.816
INT. payable at Parnassus.
(Part due every 5 years.)
4Hs'13 M-N 22,800c_May 1 '20-'38
(Part due every 5 years.)
4^s'14 A-O
18.000c_'24. *34 & '44
1933
36.000c
50.000c
GEN. BD. DT. May 15 '20 $138,500
1917-1942
1939
M-N
4J^s'16 M-S
Serial
5Ms'20 s-a
40,000—-Sept 1 1950
(Opti-wal Sept. 1 1935)
—
5s *18
National
borough is in Westmoreland
County.
Incorp. Apr. 9 1872
improvement Bonds.
4^s
J-D $10,500c
Serial
4>is
A-O
20.000c
Serial
4^s
A-O
22,000c
1926
Floating debt June 1 1921Sinking fund June 1 1921
4Kb'12M-N$110,000c
First
This
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s '05
A-O $30,000c
1935
4Jis'07 M-N 41,000o_Flnal pay. '34
4J*s'08 M-N
8,000c. Final pay. '37
4J*s'10 J-D 15.000cJ'ne 1'29.'34.*39
4J£s'17 M-N 25,000-Final pay't '47
1929
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
4,528,998
Bank, of Palmerton.
May 1 1927
May 1 1937
May 1 1947
1925
($5,000—-Apr
$88,800
20,000
Sinking fund
OAKMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
NORTH EAST TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. North East)
is in Erie County.
School Bonds {Tax-free).
TOWNS
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 '19--
borough is in Allegheny Co
1889.
Pop. '10, 3,436
March
[12,000
NORTH EAST (BOROUGH) SCH.
DIST.
_
This
$5,000
4J*s'17 M-N
8,000
(?)
Population 1910, 2,672; 1920—3,481
5s*18
OAKMONT.
Inc.
AND
Tax rate
per
—2,136,922,128
$1,000
$29.50
1920
28.50
1,942,731,342
1919
23.50
1,825,386,212
191823.50
1,738,841,512
1917
17.50
1,751,025,655
1916
15.00
1,706.453,725
1,671.755,166
15.00
1914
15.00
1,643,269,953
15.00
1,556,323,614
1912
15.00
1.533.791,867
1910
15.00
1,358,675.057
1905
15.00
1,185.899,831
1900
18.50
880,935.265
L890
18.50
688,713,518
1880
20.00
538,667,834
1870-18.00
479,776,643
I860
20.00
155,697,669
{ Assessed personal Property
1921.
$707,793,316
$4.00
1920
692,366,618
4.00
1919—
702,242,785
4.00
—
—
—
1918
701,568,213
646,594,068
608.865.372
1915——
580,733,300
569,585,610
§ Taxable by city under
Assembly approved June 17
4.00
-
4.00
-
♦Horses and cattle.
4.00
4.00
4.00
Act
of
1,9^3.
,-*j
^Ug l
19;Vug 1 192ft f
POPULATION.—In
823.779; in 1910 was l,549\ug
1
1 JLJKW*
22-25-2?
PHILADELPHIA SCH. DIS 1 '24
Under the School CodeenacfoM
))
the 1911 Legislature (see page 67) the
Board of Public Education on Oct. 8
1912 passed a resolution the full text
of which
given in V. 95, p. 993,
acknowledging Its responsibility for
previous school loans negotiated by
the city.
was
4s g '13 J J $2,OOO.OOOrJuly 1 *23-'42
Public Library Bonds.
4 Jig'14 J-J
3,000,OOOr July 1 *24-'43
4>£sT8 J-J$2,500,000c—May 1 1948
4Hg'15 J-J 2,000,000rJuiy 1 '25-'44
General Municipal Purposes.
4s g '16 A-O 2.500,OOOr.Oct 1 '26-45
3^s'04 J-J$16,000,000c&r_July 1*34
5s g'20 F-Al,000,O00c&rPeb l'31-*50
3Hs'02 J-J
5,000.000r_July 1 1932
5s g'20 F-A 340,OOOr.Feb
1 '3i-'50
3s "'98
J-J
x 120.000rDec31,2l-'22
5s g'20M-N 660.000r.May 1 *31-'50
l,4O0,OOOrDec31'23-*25
3Hs'98 J-J
5s g'21 M-Nl.000.000.Nov l'3i-'50
4s '98
J-J
l,400,000rDec31'25-'27
Bonded Debt.—
125,OOOr. Jan
1 1937
3Hs'07 J-J
Assum. from city Jan 1 '21$6,855,500
4s '07
J-J 6,000, OOOr .July
" ~
1 1937
Issued by dist. Mar. 1 '21 11,500,000
4s '07
J-J 4,875,OOOr—.Jan 1 1938
J-J 1.500.000r._ .Jan 1 1939 Floating debt Mar. I 1921 2,601,942
4s '07
Total Mar. 1921
20,957,442
J-J 1,000,000
4s '07
Jan 1 1946
Sinking Funds—
4s '08
J-J 13.500,OOOr. July 1 1938
J-J
4s '09
5,739,700r.July 1 1939 Applicable to debt assumed
Jan 1 1921.
$2,653,376
J-J
3s '92
50 OOOr..Dec 31 1921
J-J
4s '93
350,000rDec31'21-'22 Applicable to debt created
by dist. Mar. 1921
2,335,500
1,023,OOOrDec 31 '21-23
3Hs'94 J-J
Tot. sink, funds Mar. 1 *21 4,998,876
3s '95
J-J
480.000rDec31'21-'24
Tot. ass'd val. 1921..2,054.868,000
J-J
4s '10
5,000,000c&rJ uly 11940
(Assessment actual value.)
J-J
4s *11
2,300,000c&rJ uly 11941
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$8-00
J-J
4s '11
9,750,OOOc&rJulyl 1941
1,823,158
J-J
4s *12
4,225.000c&rJulyl 1942 Population 1920
_
4s '13
J-J
'13
J-J
4s '13
J-J
4s
4s *13
J-J
4s *13
J-J
1,000,000.. Jan
700.000_.Jan
1 1945
1 1946
4,175,000c&rMayl
2,200,000c&rNovl
1,125,000—Nov 1
1,500,000c&r. July
1,000.000—Jan
1943
1943
1944
1 '44
4s '13
J-J
4s '14
J-J
'14
4s '15
J-J
660,000—Jan
1946
J-J
3,000,000—Jan
3,000,000
Jan
5,300,000.-Jan
1947
4s
4s '15
J-J
4s '15
4s '15
J-J
J-J
4s '15
J-J
2,000,000—July
2,325,000—July
1945
1945
1946
1946
1947
PHOENIX VILLE.
This borough is In
ChegW County.
Incorporated Mch. 6 184$i Alkbonda
are tax-free.
>
Refunding & Paving Boads.
M-Nf$30.000c.Nov 1 '23-'33
1 20,000c.Nov 1 '23-'38
_8
10,000
1940
Water Bonds.
_s
$126,700
Borough Hall Bonds.
_s
$2,000
„
4s '08
—
—
—
minersvtlle school dist.
This district Is In Schuylkill County.
4a '10
M-N$60,3001940
(Subj. to call at option of Sch. Board)
TOTAL DEBT Feb 27 *20$59,100
Assess, val. 1920 (H act.)_ 1,500.000
School tax (per,$1,000) 1920—$25-00
Population In 1920 (est.)
10.000
INT. at First Nat. Bk.« Mlnersvllle.
—
MONACA.
carmel 8chool dist.
holder.
4a '08
M-S $90,000c
Sept 1 1938
Bonds.
Bonds below are tax-free to
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1918.)
4H«'13 M-N 72.000c
1921-1938
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 1919 $185,500
7,500
15,000
Assess, val. '19 (H act.)—3,279,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—119.00
Population In 1918 (est.)
20,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund
...
..
Impt. Bonds.
$7,500
Floating Debt, Street Impt., &c.
*02
$36,000—
'02
INT. at City Treas.
...
...
TOTAL DEBT Apr 15 '20$48,540
Note debt
3,000
Total val. 1919 (50% act.).1,698,000
'19 $14-00
Population 1910, 3,376; 1920-3,838
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
office.
...
1923-1943
$60,000c
4Hs'13 F-A
Certificate debt
$90,000
180.198
(add'l)
1,034
Cash in bank
Cash
in
fund
sinking
...
2,120
sinking fund
3,000
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (80% act.)4,390,560
MONACA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 19_$16.25
BOND. DEBT April 1921.
$26,500 Population in 1919 (est.)
..3,000
Total
Certificate
2.350
Sinking fund
2,350,000
val. 1920
assess,
Tax rate (per $1,000)
INT.
at
First
Nat.
---
.8
*13
-s
'14
55,000—Dec 1 '21-'31
60.000
100,000
BOND. DEBT April 8 1921S348.700
Assess, val. 1920 (est.)—15,000,000
-s
'16
—.
50%-60% actual)
1921...$22.00
INT.
This borough is
4Hs'15J-D
1925-1935
$15.000
Municipal
4Hs'15
Washington County.
Building Bonds.
$25,000
Improvement Bonds.
♦Street, Fire & Funding Bonds.
4Hs*15 M-S $15,000c
1925-1935
($5,000
every
5 years.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21.
...
$71,100
Sinking fund
9,736
3Hs'99
$24,000
Tot. assess .val .'2l(% act.) _2,582,400
4Hs'll M-S 85,000c.Sept 1 *32-*40 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21 $12.00
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $134,000
Population 1910, 5,812; 1920, 5,862.
Assess, val. real estate
3,670,223
♦INT. at Citizens Sav. & Tr. Co.,
Assess, val. personal
513,365 Mt. Pleasant.
Other assess, property
13,125
...
Total
value
assess,
Tot. tax rate (per
This borough is in
Monongahela and First Nat. Bank.
MONONGAHELA
Bonds
are
SCH.
DIST.
tax-free.
School Bonds.
4Hs'15 J-D $80,000—June 1 '25-'39
(See V. 102, p. 1286, for maturity.)
4Hs'10
4Hs'07
15,000c
1925-1932
30,000c
1921-1935
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21. $125,000
Sinking fund
12,121
Assess, val., real estate
3,608,220
Assess, val., personal
244,730
Tot.ass'd val. 20(60%act.) 3,852,950
School tax (per $1,000) 1920-$17.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
12,000
...
...
INT. on bonds of 1907 at First
Nat. Bank of Monongahela; others
at
Monongahela City Trust Co.
&
BOND. DEBT
MT.
UNION
Pop¬
169,590; '20, 199,310.
Court-House Bonds {Tax-free).
3Hs M-S
$)5,000r
1921-1933
($50,000 due every 5 years.)
Funding Bonds {Tax-free).
4s 06 J-D 200,OOOc&r. 1921-26-31-30
TOTAL DEBT Apr 19 '21. $280,000
1910,
75.000
120.000
142,613.505
7,494,790
DIST.
district (P. O. Mt. Union)
Huntingdon County.
4Ha'16 J-J
$28.000
1922-1946
5s g
M-S
31,000c
1921-1948
BOND. DEBT
Apr 16 *21-
$59,000
Floating debt (add'j.)—.
3,200
Sinking fund
1,000
Assess .val ,'20(abt. Hact.) .1.080,710
Total tax rate
Floating debt (add'l)
Sinking funds
SCHOOL
This
Is in
(per $1,000) '20$25.00
—5,500
INT. payable at Dlst. Trea3. office
or Central Nat. Bank, Mt. Union.
MUNHALL.
borough Is In Allegheny Co.
improvement Bonds.
4Hs'12 M-N$40,000c-.May 1 1932
DEBT Oct 1914— $155,000
Assessed valuation 1914
8,557,250
Population in 1920
payable at Monongahela Tr.
Co., Homestead.
(Assessment about 40% actual)
tax (per $1,000) 1920—12.00
munhall school district.
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4s '03
J-f $78.000c
1923
INT. payable at Norristown.
INT.
4s '05
J-J
4Hs'13 A-0
mount carmel.
This
city is in Northumberland
County. - Borough incorp. Nov.
3
1862.
Refunding Bonds {Tax-free).
4Hs'08 M-N $22,740c.-.1921-1937
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'17 M-N$ 100,000.
(r
[Due $5,000 yearly after 5 years)
(25,000—Oct 1 '29-'33
5s '19
...
40,000—Oct
1
*35-'49
[($5,000 every 2 yrs.)
Building Bonds {Tax-free).
4s'04
M-S $10,400c__Sept 30 1924
Sewer Bonds {Tax-free).
4s'04
A-O $23,000c—Oct 1 1924
4s'05
J-J
50.000c—July 1 1935
BOND. DEBT May 1918. $244,900
Floating debt
22.600
Sinking fund—
14,838
Assess, val. '15 (H act.)__3,280,759
Total tax (per $1,000) 1916
41.50
Pop'n *10, 17,532; '20
17,469
•
INT. at Treasurer's office.
15.000c
20.000—1928 &
1925
1938
7,000
1921
9,000
1926
s-a
4 Ha
12,000
1931
14,000.
1936
17,000
1941
21,000
-1946
200,000—July 1 '21-'49
4Hs'19
(See V. 109, p. 1201, for maturity.)
Funding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4s '05
J-J
$10,000c
1925
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 1921 $403,000
Sinking
96,115
(4-5 act.>-11,290,000
$1,000) 1921—$11.00
Population 1910, 5,185; 1920, 6.500
INTEREST payable at the Monon¬
gahela Trust Co., Homestead, Pa.
fund-
Assess, val. '21
School tax (per
nanticoke.
This borough Is
In Luzerne Co.
Sewer Impt. Bonds.
'07
$25,000
Sewer Refunding Bonds,
-s *07
$34,200
-s
...
...
1
,in
^
38, 43
30 1948
Apr 15 *21. $356,000
10,000-.-Dec
NEWTOWN BOROUGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
1 *22-'27
(Subject to call after 1912)
4s'09
J-D
18,000
June 11939
4s '10
J-J
25.000—July 1 '26-'46
1
($5,000 qulnquennially.)
Sewer-System (Tax-free).
($8.000
May 1 1922
4s '07 M-N \ 9,000—May 1 1927
8.000
May 11932
I
9,000
May 1 1937
BOND. DEBT June 13 '21
$83,000
Floating debt (add'l)
...
30,000
Sinking fund
10,600
Ass'd val.'21(40 to 50% act.) 3,058,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$36 00
Pop'n 1910. 1.790;
-3,704
1920
INT. on 5s of 1897 at Norristown
Trust Co.; on 4s of 1907 and 1909 at
West End Trust Co., Philadelphia;
on
4s of 1916
Trust Co.,
NEW
payable at the Central
Philadelphia.
J-J
/$22,500.Jan 1 '22-'36
f 1,000.
Jan 1 1937
TOTAL DEBT Apr 21 '21 -$27,500
Assessed value 1921 (K act.)-556,300
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1921
$15.00
Population 1910, 1,625; 1920—1,662
BRIGHTON.
$5,000
10,000
25,000
30.000-
In Beaver County.
Sept 15 1921
BRIGHTON-3CH.
($35,000-Oct 1
DIST.
'25, '28,
'33,'35,'36 &'37.
5Hs'20 A-O
1
Oct
'39-'49
1
22,500
Floating debt
assessed
val.
1921
(about 2-3 actual)
4,300,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$25.00
Population 1921 (est.)
10,000
NEW
In
1923-1942
Apr 1920-— $41.000
$43.000
TOTAL DEBT
Tot. ass'd val.'20(85%act.) 1,400,000
School tax rate (per
Population 1920
$1,000) '20-113.00
-—1,703
—
norristown!
This
borough Is the capital of
Montgomery County. Inc. Mch. 31
1812. Bonds are tax-free to holder,
and subject to call 25 years before
maturity.
Borough Bonds.
3 Ha g
A-O $56,000r—Oct 1 1927
A-O
91,000r—Apr 11932
A-O l25.000r_._Apr 11938
Refunding Bonds.
3s g
J-J $121.000r—July 1 1930
BOND. DEBT May 9 1921 $393,500
3Hag
4s g
,
„
48,200
actual)
16.611,000
Tot. tax (per $1,000) 1921.-$13.00
65%
Population 1910,27,875; 1920-32,319
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
norristown school dist.
Bonds
are
tax-free.
al927
1 al934
3Hs
M-N$25.000c
3Hs'04 A-O
26,000c..Oct
7
4s
M-S
69.000c—Sept 1 al937
3Hs'll M-N 29,500r__May 1 al941
9.000r
xl929
4Hs'13 J-J
30.000—July la 1943
4Hs'14 J-J
100,000c...July 1 1943
4Ha'17 J-J
6,500c
July 1 1927
BOND. DEBT
Apr 30 '21
$295,000
Float'gdt. (add'l) May 1*20
23,500
Sinking fund
90,750
Assess, val. '20 (% act.) —14,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$14.00
x Subject
to call 10 years before
a 20 years before.
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk.,Norristown.
maturity,
1950
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 1921 $270,000
Total
—
Sept 15 '20-*21 3Hs'09 J-D
Nov 1 '22-'26
Sept 1 '27-*32
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921.
$60,000
Floating debt
53,000
Total assess, val. 1920
4,316,302
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920----$15.00
Population 1910, 8,329; 1920—9,361
NEW
4Hs
Assessed val'n 1920 (30% to
5s *20
4Hs
4Hs
4Hs
4 Hs
This district (P. O. Newtown) Is
Bucks County.
Sinking fund
BETHLEiiM.
This borough is In Clarion Co.
CASTLE^
northampton county.
Easton
is
the
county seat.
Court-House Bonds (Tax-free).
A-0 $60,000Apr l*24-'34&44
Refunding, Funding & Improve¬
ment Bonds (Tax-exempt).
j$i44,OOOc_Mch 1 '21-'29
4g '09
M-S\ 100,000c--Mch 1 1939
Funding & Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'19 s-a $500,000c&r-Dec 1 1949
BOND. DT. Apr 214921.
$760,000
Floating debt
265,000
Sinking fund
75.12L
Assessed val'n, real estate_83,408,925
4s '14
.
This city Is the capital of Lawrence
County.
Incorporated in June 1870.
In 1897 the boroughs of West New
Castle and Mahoning town were an¬
nexed to the city..
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
23,982,734
4Ms'12 J-J
$72.000c--July 1 1932 Assessed val'n, personal
Other assessable property. 9,997,775
(Subject to call July 1
1927)
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (H act.) 117,389.434
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'19 A-O $100,000
Oct 1 1934 County tax (per $1,000) 1921—$5.00
Poo'n in '10—127,667; *20—153,506
(Optional Oct. 1 1929.)
INT. at office of County Treas.
Impt. Bonds (Tax-free).
4Hs'11 J-J $50.000c_.Aug 1x1931
4tfs'16 J-J
160,000c-.July 1 xl936 northampton sch. dist.
This district Is in Northampton Oo.
GEN. BDS. Apr 16 1921$382,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
51,010 4Hs'09 J-D $46,500--Deo 1 '21-'39
Sinking fund
6,202 (Due in odd years as follows: $4,000
from 1917 to 1929 incl. and $6,000
Floating debt (add'l)
4,000
from 1931 to 1939 Incl.)
Assessed val., real estate-52,767,350
$18.600-Due $2,000 yly
Assessed val., personal
$4,324,690 -s '15
Tot. ass'd val.*21 (act. val.) 57,092,040 BOND. DEBT Mar 8 1920 *$91,600
5,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$6.25 Sinking fund
Pop'n
1910. 36.280;
1920, 44,938 Ass'd val'n 1920 (H act.)..5,115,535
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$13-00
x Opt.
beg. 10 yrs. after date. *
INT. payable at city treasury.
Population (est.)
10,000
*
6,418
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
Other assessable prop'ty_136,692.632
Total assess, val. 1920—286,800,927
County
,
4Hs'l8— j$15,000_Dec30 28,
...
This
BOND.
-1931
High School Bldg. Bonds.
4Hs
M-N$60.000c_1927, '32 & 37
4Hs
M-N 150,000c-1923. '33 &*43
4Hs
J-D
20.000
1938-1942
4Hs
A-O
25,000
1940-1945
Improvement Bonds.
Road Bonds (Tax-free).
J-D
$l,000r.Dec
5s '97
$75,000
50,000
Ass'd val'n 1920 (H act.)-.4,200,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S15.00
Population in a920
4,744
Population in 1920
montgomery county.
County seat is N orris town.
ulation
Apr 13 1920
Sinking fund
9,000c
M-N/ 10,000c_Apr 1 '37&*42
f 10,000c
Apr 1 1947
Mongtomery Co.
This borough Is in
10,000
Huntingdon Co.
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$44,500c_$2,000 yearly
beginning Aug. 1 1925
Water Plant Bonds.
6b '18
J-D $60,000—June 1 '28-'47
Paving
M-S
.
1943 BOND. DEBT
38,728
$284,000 Sinking fund..,
Total val. 1920 (est.)
6,000.000
Floating debt
30,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1921 ..$22.00
Assess, val. *16 (H act.)..14,375.142
11,987
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—110.00 Population In 1920
§ INT. at Harris, Forbes & Co.,
Population in 1916 (est.)
25,000 N.
Y.; on $20,000 issue of 1917 at
First Nat. Bank, New Kensington.
NARBERTH.
*i
$i,000) '21.$41.96 MOUNT UNION.
INT. payable at Alexander & Co.,
5s
5s
4Ha'17
1925-1942
55,000—Oct
Population 1910, 7,598; 1920-8,688
5s
2.000c
5,000c
110,000
196,7 i.3
1921-4.
1922
1927
1930
A-O §38,000c---1937
(Subject to call after 1922.)
A-O $25,000c
.....1938
J-D
4Kb
BOND. DEBT Apr 18'18
This borough is
($5,000 every 5 years.)
This city Is in
1921-1922
1921-1924
(95,000
4H8*14J-J
NEW
Fire Equipment Bonds.
monongahela.
DIST.
1921-1940
...
in Westmoreland
22,000 County.
payable In Monessen.
$1,000) 1920—$11 00
'20
22,614
First Nat. Bk., Nanticoke.
18,877;
'10,
NANTICOKE SCHOOL
5b
—$104,000
5s
8.000
(25.200
...
Tax rate (per $1,000)
—
—
Tax rate (per
SCH. DIST.
4Hs'17
$20,000
Building Bonds.
5s
J-J
112.000c
—-
5s *19
Inc. Jan. 21 1895.
MT. LEBANON TWP. SCH. DIST.
monessen.
This district is in Allegheny Co.
This borough Is In Westmoreland
f$25,000c_Apr 1 '22-*26
County.
Incorporated Sept. 3 1898
5Hs'21
jlOO.OOOc-Apr 1 '27-36
Street Bonds (Tax-free).
165,000c_ Apr 1 *37-'51
5a '07
J~D/$20,000c ..1922 & 1927 BONDED DEBT
(?)
I 45,000c
1934-1936
Gen. Imp. & Ret. {Tax-free).
4^8*11 J-D$ 112,100c.Dec 15 '22-'40 mount oliver.
This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
Part every 5 years—see V 94, p 1738
Floating Debt Bds (Tax-free)
BOND. DEBT Feb 11921. $380,000
$300
Jan 11922
Floating debt
125,000 4^8*08 J -J
20.000
Sinking fund
11.668 4Ms'16 J-D
Street Bonds (Tax-free to holder).
Assess, val.(50% act.)'21.10,933,460
$15,000
Jan 1 1924
Total tax (per $1,000) 1915-.$30 00 4Hs*04 J-J
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
Pop'n 1910, 11,775; 1920
18,179
$ >6,000—Jan 1 '25-'35
INTEREST at Treasurer's office. 4^s'09 J-J
(Part due every 5 years)
BOND. DEBT July 1916— $121,000
MONESSEN SCHOOL DIST.
Sinking funds
20,000
4Hs'13 J-D$175,000c_ June 1 '28-*42 Assess, val. (2-3 act.) '15.-3,334,930
(Part due every 5 years.)
Pop'n 1910, 4.241; 1920, 5.575.
4Mb
$148,000c
INT. on 4Hs '09 at German Sav.
4Ms*16 F-A
90.000
1926-1946 & Dep. Bk., Pittsburgh; on 4H» '16
4Hs'19 A-0 300.000.0ct 1 '22-*49— at Hill Top Savs. & Tr. Co.. Pitts¬
(See V. 110, p. 486 for maturity.)
burgh; on others at St. Clair Sav.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 21 '21. $700,000 & Trust Co., in Pittsburgh.
Sinking fund
38,148
Total assess, val. 1921
10,933,260
MT. PLEASANT.
(Assessment
NEW KENSINGTON
[
J-D
5a '14
Bank, Castle
8hannon.
1920—$25.00
Population In 1919 (est.)
$57,500
7,000
...
...
INT. at
Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'17
$30,000
(Due serially at Intervals of 5 years.)
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
BOND. DEBT Jan 3 *21
.8
Pop'n
TOWNSHIP.
LEBANON
MT.
$11,500
..'95
Water
..
^
Street Paving Bonds.
'11
$5.000
Street Paving & Sewer Bonds.
mt.
This borough Is In Beaver County.
..'94&'95
$6.240
Water
[VOL. 112.
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES AND TOWNS
104
NEW
CASTLE~IcHO OL
Bonds
are
all
tax-free
DIST.
to
holder.
School Board holds $30,600.
NORTHAMPTONliEIGHTS.
!
This district is now part of the
4Ys'14 J-J
$60.000c—July 1 1944
City of Bethlehem.
Annexed Mar. 8
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1924.
3Hs'01 F-A
20,000c
Aug 1 1921 1920. Pop'n '10, 1,037; '20, 3,791.
3Hs'05 M-N 25,000c...May 1 1925
4Hs'll J-J
140,000—-Jan 2 1941 NORTH BRADDOCK.
P. O. Braddock, Allegheny Co.
(Subject to call after Jan 2 1921)
$141,700.-July 1 *26-'46
4Hs'15 M-S
85.000
Mar 1 1945 4Hs'16
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1930) (Due each 5 yrs—see V" 103. p 511)
Various Impt. Bonds.
4s *16
M-S
45,000c. _-Mar 1 1946
(Subject to call after Mar 1 1931.) 4Hs'13M-S $50,000--Apr 1'23-'33
($25,000 due every 5 years.)
5Hs'20 J-J
300,000--July 1 *35-'44
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21-$675,000 TOTAL DEBT May 23'21 $295,000
28,785
Sinking fund
20,850 Sinking fund..
Assessed val. real
4,330,570 Ass'd val. ' 20(80% act.) .15,239,960
Assessed val. personal
$11.00
784,110 Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1921
Assessed val. 1921
57,114,680 Population 1910.11,824; 1920.14,928
INT. at Braddock Trust Co.
(Assessment actual value.)
..
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$9.75
Population In 1920 (est.)—..50,000
INT. at Treasurer's office.
*
NEW KENSINGTON.
This borough is in Westmoreland
Co.
Pop'n '10. 7,707; '20, 11,987.
Street & Sewer Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'13 M-S$ 100,000-Sept 1 '23-'43
(Due $20,000 1923, $30,000 1933,
$50,000 1943.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1915- $262,000
Assessed
valuation
5,556,360
INT. at Boro. Treasurer's office.
north braddock sch. dist.
High School Bonds.
4Hs'08 A-0 $75,000--Apr 1 '22-'29
4s
35,000
—
33.000
Tax-free
32,000Building Bonds (Tax-ffee).
4Hs'17 J-J /$80,000c—Jan 1 '37-*44
1 5,000c—Jan 1 1945—
BOND. DEBT June 2 '19—$254,000
Total assessed val'n 1918
582,414
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18-$10.00
Population 1910—
18,000
4Hs'10
4Hs'll
...
—.
June, 1921.]
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES AND TOWNS
north east.
This
borough is in Erie County.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '18
J-D $80,000—June 1 *28-'48
BONDED DEBT
oakmont.
This borough is in
Allegheny Co
March 1889.
Pop. '10, 3,436;
1920 4,512.
(?)
__
$5,000
4Jis'17 M-N
.12,000
This district (P. O. North
East) is
In Erie County.
_
val.
(est.)
Population 1920 (est.).—
INT.
payable at
the
3,000,000
3,481
National
is
in Erie
5,000—Apr
1933
5,000
1936
1939
Sinking fund
1945
1947
1948
PoDulation
_
__
north huntington twp.
This township (P. O.
Irwin) is in
Westmoreland County.
oil
This city is in
Venango County.
Permanent Impt. Bonds.
4s '07
$1,000
June 1 1922
4s *10
} 2,000-_--July 1 1922
39.000--July 1 '23-*35
4^s'13
8,000—May 1 '22-'29
28,000—May 1 '30-'43
4Hs'14
9,000—June 1 '22-'30
—
—.
—
...
5 3-5
BOND. DT. May 26 '21--
$75,000
Assessed val. real
4,167,600
Assessed val. personal.
42,360
Other assessable property.
189,860
—
_
.
Tot.
'21M-N100,000—May 1 '26-'40
Boro. of Siverly (annexed).
5s '10
$3,000
June
1
1923
1926 & '27
Boro. of West End. (annexed.)
5s '12
$7,000
Sept 1 1932
—
assess.val'21(60% act.)4,399,820
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21.834.00 BOND. DEBT May 1 '21
$231,000
16, 700
Population 1920 (est.)
10,000 Sinking fund
Floating debt (add'l)
5,000
nor. huntingdon twp. s. d. Assess, val. real
12,400,000
59,000
4^s'12 M-N$60,000Mayl '22.'32.'42 Assess, val. personal
—
12,000 May 1 '26,'31&'36
TOTAL DEBT May 29 '20
$72,000
Floating debt
22,500
Sinking fund—
12,000
_.
Assess, val. '20 (2-3 act.)..4,631.350
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$20 00
Population
in
1920 (est.)
10.000
INT. at Safe Deposit & Trust Co.,
Greensburg.
county.
Sunbury is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Mar 4 1920 $736,900
Ass'd val. 1920 (60% act.)54,334,509
County tax (per $1,000) 1920--$6.50
Pop'n 1910,111,420; 1920-—122,079
INT. payable at office of Co.Treas.
north union township.
423,000
Pop'D,
'10,
15,657;
'20—21,274
oil city school district.
below
Bonds
4s
'98
are
A-O
4s '09
M-N
4Ks'15 J-D
tax-free
$9.000c
J-J
to
holder.
-
1,500c
—
BOND. DEBT Mar 5 1920. $100,000
/20,000c.June 1 *23-'27
190,000c. June 1 '28-'36
BOND. DEBT July 9'20$155,500
Short-term loans
36,000
Sinking
fund.
26,736
Assess, val. '20 (2-3 act.). 10,900,120
School tax (per $1,000) 1920-825.00
Population in 1920
21,274
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
OLD
FORGE.
This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 1920 $123,000
Floating debt——
10,000
Sinking fund
3,542
Assessed val'n, real estate—6,416,385
Assessed val'n, personal
39,490
Other assessable property.
150,150
Tot.ass'd val.'19 (% act.).6,606,025
Population in 1920 (est.)
12,762
Floating debt
15,000
Sinking fund—
3,000
Tot.ass'd val.*19(75% act.)4,201,171
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$28-00
Pop'n. '10,
11.324;
1920,
12,237
INT. payable at Fayette Title &
Trust Co.. Uniontown.
5^s
—
-
_
north
union twp.
sch.
d.
TOTAL DEBT May 11 '21
$42,000
Floating debt (add'l)
18,000
Sinking fund
689
Assessed val'n, real estate—6,070,885
Assessed val'n, personal
34,160
Other assessable property.
295,6 TO
Total assessed val'n 1921._6,400,715
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$25.00
_
OLD
FORGE
—
5s '19
SCH.
DIST.
$30,000
20,000c_Dec 1 *29-'30
BOND. DEBT Jan 1920—
$82,500
Assessed valuation 1920
4,201,271
s-a
54,702
Borrowing capacity
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$1.5.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
This borough (P. O. Norwood Sta¬
tion) is in Delaware County.
Incor
porated 1893.
F-A
5s '14
$50,000c.Feb
1
*24-'44
Building Bonds (tax-free).
4Hs'll F-A $14,800..Feb 1 '22-'41
BOND. DEBT Mar 1914— $139,500
Sewer and Highway (Tax-free).
43^g'96M-S $9,500c...Sept 1 1926
4^g'99F-A
2,000c_.-Aug 1 1929
5s g *02 M-N
2,000c—Nov 1 1922
4Hg'05 M-S
2,500c—Sept 1 1935
4^g*08J-D
3,000c-..Sept 1 1938
4^g'llM-N 50,000c—.May 1 1941
4Hs
J-J
15.000c...June 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920—
$84,000
Incorp.
Sinking fund
26,494
Assessed valuation 1921 —1.633,145
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—829.50
2.190; 1920, 2,093.
Water Bonds.
4s J-J&M-N $59,500c_yearly till '41
Pop'n in 1910—.1,668;
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '21$66,000
Floating debt
9.700
Tot.val.'20(50 to 60%act.) 1,500,000
1920—2,353
INTEREST payable at Delaware
County Trust, Safe Deposit & Title
Insurance Co. in Chester.
norwood school district.
4s '05
F-A
$6,000r—Apr 1 1935
35.000c.May 15'22-'42
TOTAL DEBT June 19 '20
$41,000
Sinking fund
8,433
Assessed valuation 1919—1.327,400
(Assessment 60% actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) '19—120.00
Population in 1919 (est.)
2,300
4Hs'12 M-N
INT.
at
Treasurer's office.
oakdale.
This borough
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1913
6,580
8,989,546
Pop'n.
'10. 8,505;
'20.
10.236,
INT. payable at Olyphant.
oxford.
~~
This borough Is in Chester County.
in
1833.
Popula'n
1910,
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$27.00
INT. at Oxford Banks.
palmerton.
This
boro in Carbon
County.
Lighting System Bonds.
A-O
$2,500—Oct 1 '23-'31
4Ms'19 A-O /10.000
Oct 1 1924
5s '19
\50.000—Oct 1 '25-'34
BOND. DEBT May 21
'21
$62,500
Floating debt
6,000
Sinking fund
5,000
Temporary loans outstdg—
30,000
Assessed value 1921
5,100.000
Actual value (est.)
is
8,000,000
City-owned property—
30,000
Tax rate (per $1.000)
$9-30
$63,000 Population in 1920
7.168
Prin. and int. payable at the First
50,000
in Allegheny
Incorporated 1892.
April 1921-
BOND. DEBT
Floating debt
Total assess, val. 1921
Tax rate (per $1,000)
—
Co
979,100
1921 —-$41.00
Population 1910. 1,353; 1920-1,611
oatkhurst school dist.
See Johnstown School District.
Bank,
or
Palmerton.
palmerton sch. dist.
School Bonds (Tax-Free).
4Hs'19 J-J
$60,000
July 1 1949
i (Optional July 1 1929.)
J-J
4,000.000—July
J-J
J-J
1,553,000—Aug 16 1950
5,000,000c&r J an i *51
J-J
1.916 200
*21
5s '21
$89,000
(except water-works bonds) and
subject to call after 10 years.
are
i.
Registered loans overdue and
outstanding Jan. 1 1921
-$17,350
—
INT.
payable
at
Philadelphia
Nat. Bank, Phila., Pa.
TAX-FREE.—All
empt
bonds
are
ex¬
from tax to holders.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING
FDS.,
&c.—The subjoined statement shows
Philadelphia's total municipal debt.
a decision of the
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania, filed May 31 1894,
11992247506835078
of
It Is held that, within the
meaning of
the word "Debt" in Section
VIII,
Article IX, of the Constitution of
Pennsylvania,
city
the
real
debt
of
of
the
less
is the authorized debt
the
the
city certificates pur¬
chased and uncanceled in the
sinking
fund]
Funded debt Janl
192l.$184,392,5^0
Floating debt
(mtge.,
Awards
of
juries
200,561
and
board of view
TOT. DT. Jan 1 1921—
3,128,487
187,721,598
39.851,900
147,869,698
Tot. net debt Jan 1 '21
Cash in and income of
_
sink,
fund
within
applicable
fiscal
present
to
year
payment
of
debt Jan 1 1921
8,052.586
BORROWING CAPACITY—The
capacity of the city on
May 16 1921 was $41,000,000.
borrowing
CITY
penn.
owns
This
borough is in Westmoreland
County.
Impt. Bonds (Tax Exempt).
permanent improvements valon Jan. 11921 at—$389,856,937
ASSESSED VALUATION, &C.—
used
Jan
Jan
1
3,000
Jan
Jan
1 1932
1 1937
1
1922
1927
5,000
Jan 1 1942
7,000
Jan 1 1947
BOND. DEB f May 28 '21
$25,000
Ass'd val. (60% act.)
455.370
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921..$39.00
Population 1910, 1,048; 1920-1 019
INT. payable at Manor National
Bank, Manor.
The
Moore,
Mayor;
J.
Hampton
Will B. Hadley,
City Controller.
Philadelphia, co-extensive with the
county of the same name, is the third
largest city of the U. S., and has an
area of nearly 130 square miles.
The
city was founded In 1682 by William
Penn, chartered In 1787, and consoli¬
dated in 1854 with numerous outlying
districts and boroughs.
Many sec¬
tions of the city of Philadelphia still
their old names
and
are
con¬
stantly referred to as such.
Among
these may be mentioned
Germantown, Manayunk, Frankford, Bridesburg, Roxborough, West Philadel¬
phia,
Richmond,
&c.,
&c.
The
county is under city control and has
no
separate
debt.
Refunding Loans.
3Ms'95 J-J $194,000-Dec 31 '2l-'24
3^s'95 J-J
5,000rDec31
1924
3Hs'95J-J
l,000rDec31
1924
34£s'97 J-J
195.0OOrDec31 '21 -'26
3s
'98 J-J
457,100rDec31'21-'27
Water
Loans.
J-J
hwjiv
$3,000,000r_July 1 1930
9.000.000r_July 1 1931
I
An n
'06
J-J
1,500,000r_July 1
5s 06
J-J
700.000r—Jan 1
Transit & Port Bonds.
4s'16
J-J $2.500,000—Nov 1
4s '17
J-J
2.500,000c-Jan 1
Public Library Bonds.
1939
1942
1966
1967
shows
the
assessed
property, and the tax rate,
Indicated.
Property in this
city up to and including 1903 was
assessed at about 80% of its actual
value.
In
1904,
however,
values
were Increased to
nearly real value,
resulting in a decreased tax rate.
Assessed Real Estate
and Personal*Estate
Years—
Valuation.
Tax rate
per
2.136,922.128
l
1,942,731,342
1919
1916
—
1914
1,825,386,212
1,738,841,512
1,751.025.655
1,706.453,725
1,671,755,166
1,643,269,953
$1,000
$29.50
28.50
23.50
23.50
17.50
15.00
15.00
15.00
1,556.323,614
15.00
1.533.791.867
15.00
1.358,675.057
15.00
1905
15.00
1,185,899.831
1900-—.880,935,265
18.50
1890
688,713,518
18.50
1880
536,667,834
20.00
1870—
479,776.643
18.00
I860
155,697.669
20.00
5 Assessed nersonal Property
$707,793,316
$4.00
692,366,618
4.00
702,242,785
4.00
701,568,213
4.00
646,594.068
4.00
608,865,372
4.00
580,733,300
4.00
569,585,610
4.00
§ Taxable by city under Act of
Assembly approved June 17 1-013.
1912
1910
-
♦Horses and cattle.
POPULATION.—In
823.779; in
3^8'94 J-J
$387.000rDec31'2l-'22
Widening Delaware Avenue.
3Hs'96 J-J
$400,000rDec31 '21-'24
Grade Crossing Abolition.
4s '06
J-J
$75,000r_July 1 1937
ts '06
J-J
l.OOO.OOOr.Jan
1 1938
18
following
value of
for years
192
philadelphia.
PROPERTY.—The
city
land, buildings, equipment and
other
12,000
3,000
4^s'17 J-J
retain
1 1940
_
Sinking funds—.
Population 1910. 3 907; 1920, 3.628
All the above bonds are tax-exempt
1910
was
19
1,549'
philadelphTaTsch.
di
Under the School Codeenac'
the 1911
Legislature (see page 67) the
Board of Public Education
on
Oct. 8
1912 passed a resolution the full text
was given in V. 95,
p. 993,
of which
acknowledging its responsibility for
previous school loans negotiated by
the city.
4s g '13 J J $2,000,000rjuly 1 '23-*42
4#gT4 J-J 3.000.000rJuly 1 '24-'43
4><jsT8 J-J$2,500,000c—May 1 1948
4>igT5 J-J 2,000,000rJuly 1 '25-'44
General Municipal Purposes.
4s g '16 A-O 2.500,000r_0ct 1 '26-45
3Hs'04 J-J$16,000,OOOc&r. July 1'34
5s g'20 F-A 1,000, OOOc&r Feb l'31-'50
3 j^s'02 J-J
5,000,000r.July 1 1932
5s g'20 F-A 340.000r_Feb
1 '3i-'50
3s '98
J-J
1,120,000rDec31 '21 -22
5s g'20M-N 660,OOOr_May 1 '31-'50
3><js'98 J-J
1,400.000rDec3T23-'25
5s g'21 M-Nl.000.000.Nov l'3l-*50
4s '98
J-J
1,400,000rDec31 '25-'27
Bonded Debt.—
3Hs'07 J-J
125.000r_Jan
1 1937
Assum. from city Jan 1 '2116,855,500
4s '07
J-J 6,000,000r_July
1 1937
Issued by dlst. Mar. 1 '21 11,500,000
4s '07
J-J 4,875,0Q0r—Jan 1 1938
Floating debt Mar. I 1921 2,601,942
4s *07
J-J l,500.000r—-Jan 1 1939
Total Mar. 1921
—20,957,442
4s '07
J-J 1,000,000--—Jan 1 1946
Sinking Funds—
4s '08
J-J 13.500,000r_July 1 1938
Applicable to debt assumed
4s '09
J-J
5.739,700r.July 1 1939
Jan 1 1921
$2,653,376
3s'92
J-J
50 0()0r-_Dec 31 1921
Applicable to debt created
4s *93
J-J
350,000rDec3T2l-'22
by dist. Mar. 1921
2,335,500
3^s'94 J-J
1.023,000rDec31 '21-23 Tot. sink, funds Mar.
1 '21 4,998,876
3s '95
J-J
480.000rDec31'21-*24
Tot. ass'd val. 1921-.2,054,868,000
4s '10
J-J
5,000,OOOc&r J uly 11940
(Assessment actual value.)
4s'11
J-J
2,300,OOOc&rJuly 11941
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$8-00
4s'11
J-J
9,750,OOOc&rJuly 11941
Population
1920
1,823,158
4s *12
J-J
4,225, OOOc&r July 11942
4s '13
J-J
1,000,000—Jan
1 1945
phoenixville.
4s '13
J-J
700,000.-Jan
1 1916
This borough is in Ch&ter County.
4s *13
J-J
4,175,000c&rMayl 1943
Incorporated Mch. 6 184$i Alkbonds
4s '13
J-J
No vl 1943
>**[
2,200, OOOc&r
4s *13
4s *13
J-J
J-J
4s
'14
4s '14
J-J
4s '15
National
1931
.1934
.
This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
$124,800.-Sept 1 '20-43
3,000.000—Jan
1 1970
4,160,500—Dec 16 1970
ground rents, &c.)„_
M-S $10.000c
3Hs'00 J-J
Bonds below payable part every 5 yrs
School
Bonds.
M-S
1923
'22-'49
1
Floating debt
4,592
Total assess, val. 1919
1,466,050
Total tax rate (per $1.000) '19S15.00
3s '00
5s '13
$7,000c
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920—
14,000
OLYPHANT.
Funding Bonds.
norwood.
Bonds.
A-O
5s *14
Co.
1921-1927
35,000c
This
township is in Fayette Co.
Road Bonds (Tax exempt).
4^s'16 F-A$ 100,000c-Aug 15 '22-'3l
Cambria
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '19
J-J
$56,000—Jan
Refunding Bonds. ■■
4Hs'll M-S $12.000c
Building Bonds
1921
(about 55% actual)
12,882,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21S11.00
4s '02
northumberland
val.
assess,
Paving
1949
J-J
amount
5,000
Occupation valuation
Total
_.?
—
This borough is In
Inc. Sept. 30 1898.
4s '03
city.
—
patton.
5,000
28,000—June 1 *31-'44
—
...
Population 1910, 4,338; 1920—5,638
Pa.
In
borough is in Luzerne Co.
Paving Bonds (Tax-Free).
'19
$35,000
1928-1949
BOND. DEBT
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank,
Oakmont, subject to no deduction
for State tax
Bonds.
$75.000
-s
1948
1922
[By
Tnis
11,596
1918 (est.)
1926
1929
Serial
~
1948
5s '20
Serial
parsons.
1949
1946
1947
5s
20,000c
22.000c
36.000c
Sinking fund
23,760
Tot.assess. val.'20(80 %act.)2.525,470
Total rate (per $1,000) 1920—$14.00
Pop'n 1910, 2,578; 1920
fr.816
INT. payable at Parnassus.
(per $1,000) 1918--$12.50
in
M-N
1946
1948
5s 'i9
5s *20
Serial
GEN. BD. DT. May 15 '20 $138,500
Floating debt
17.500
Tot.assess.val.'18(80%act.)5,200,000
School tax
A-O
A-O
$ 10,500c—
4Hs*16 M-S
50.000c
5 V£s'20 s-a
40,000. —.Sept 1 1950
(Optimal Sept. 1 1935)
'
I 12,000—Sept 1 '34&'44
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 8 *18-- $132,000
1941
! 5,000—.Apr
BOND. DEBT May 27 '21
$70,000
Assessed val. 1920.
2,305.796
Total tax rate (per 81,000 '20_$12.00
Population 1920 (est.)
2,500
INT. payable at the First National
Bank of North East.
4Hs
434s
4^s
due every
5 years.)
22,800c_May 1 *20-'38
(Part due every 5 years.)
4Ms'14 A-O
18.000c_'24. '34 & *44
5s *18
M-S/S10,000—Sept 1 '29&'34
1943
J-D
5s
(Part
1925
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
J-J
4Hs
4Hs*13 M-N
1929
5s *20
,
oakmont school district.
4tf s'12M-N$110.000c
1917-1942
County.
School Bonds (Tax-free).
$5,000
Apr
5,000
Apr
Road
borough is in Westmoreland
County.
Incorp. Apr. 9 1872.
Improvement Bonds.
4,k£s'19 J-J
INT. at First Nat, Bk.. Oakmont.
north east twp. sch. dist.
This district (P. O. North East)
National
This
Floating debt June 1 1921.
8,100
Sinking fund June 1 1921—
12,723
Assess, val. '20 (80%act.).5,860,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—812.00
Bank of North East.
First
parnassus.
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s '05
A-O $30.000c
1935
4^s'07 M-N 41,000c_Final pay. '34
4J4s'08 M-N
8,000c.Final pay. '37
4 J^s'lO J-D
15.000cJ*ne 1'29,'34.'39
4^s'17 M-N 25,000-Final pay't *47
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921- $119,000
—
School Bonds (Tax-free-)
$55,000 —1923-1948
($5,000 payable every 3 years.)
BOND. DEBT May 1921.
$89,000
Assessed val. 1920
2,110,000
5s *18
4,528,998
Bank, of Palmerton.
May 1 1927
May 1 1937
May 1 1947
8,000
northeast (borough) sch.
4s '15
J-J $3,000.000..July 1
4J*s '15 J-J
2,000,000.-Nov 1
4Hs'15 J-J
1.000 000.-Nov 1
4s *16
J-J 7,500,000-—Nov 1
4s *16
J-J
4,950,700.-July 1
4^s'16 J-J
3,000,000—May 1
4HsT6J-J
5,000,000.-Nov 1
4^s'16 J-J
7,000,000--Mar 1
4s '16
J-J
4,974,200c__Jan 1
$88,800
20,000
Assessed value 1919
Prin. and int. at
Street Bonds (Tax-free).
Population 1910, 2,672; 1920—3,481
Actual
BOND. DEBT Aug 1'19—
Sinking fund
Inc.
105
J-J
J-J
4s '15
J-J
4s '15
4s *15
J-J
4s '15
J-J
J-J
1,125,000—Nov 1 1944
1,500,OOOc&r.July 1'44
1,000.000—Jan
1 1915
660,000—Jan
i 1946
3,000,000--Jan
1 1945
3,000,000--Jan
1 1946
5,300,000—Jan
1 1947
2,000,000—July 1 1946
2,325,000—July 1 1947
are
>
tax-free.
„
*vt~L
Refunding & Paving Boocls.
4s '08
_s
M-N/$30.000c_Nov 1 23- 33
\ 20,000c-Nov 1 *23-'38
—
10,000-
Water Bonds.
$126,700
Borough Hall Bonds.
_s
$2,000
.8
—-
—
1940
106
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES AND
FHOENIXVILLE (
5s '20
BOND. DEBT Jan 11921. *188,700
Floating debt..—.
48,238
General sinking fund
13,594
Water sinking fund—..
12,350
Ass'd val. (60% act.) '20..5,445.611
....
.
Total tax
5s *20
5s '20
5s '20
*22-'60
'22-'50
*21-'50
'22-'50
1 '22-'50
1 '21-'50
1 '22-'50
F-A$1.102,OOOc.Feb 1
F-A 339,300c.Feb 1
M-N132.000c.Nov 1
F-A 304,500c.Feb
1
5s '20
5s '20
F-A
87,000c.Feb
M-N462,000c_Nov
M-N255,000c.Nov
$26.00
5s *20
10.484
(per $1,000) '20
Pop. *10, 10,743; '20
Bigelow Blvd. Impt. Bonds.
4>4s'19 A-0$280.000c.Apr 1 '22-*49
4 J4s'19 F-A 165,300c.Aug 1 '2l-'49
INTEREST payable in Phoenixvllle
phoenixville sch. dist.
Public-Park Bonds.
4s
J-D $40.000r
'30-'40 4>4s'08M-N $45,000c.May 1
4Hs
M-S 36,000c—
1941 4Jis'10 J-D 120,000—Dec 1
4>4s
M-N
2,400r
1931 4s '17
30,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 181921
$78,400 4^s*19 F-A 95,700—Aug 1
Sinking fund
10,775 5s 20
F-A 223,300c.Feb
1
Asswsed valuation
5,432.500 5s '20
M-N255,000c.Nov
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$13.00
Dept. of Charities Loan.
'22-'38
'21-*40
—-
...
........
INT. in
N.
Y. or PhoenlxvUie at
Farmers' & Mechanics' Nat. Bank
21- 49
'22-'50
'21-50
4)4_s'08M-N $?6,500c_May 1 '22-38
Fire-Englne
& Police-Sta.
Bds.
4>4s'08M-N $85,000c.May 1 22-38
PITCAIBN.
Incinerating-Plant Bonds.
This borough is in Allegheny Co. 4Hs'10 J-D $60,000-.Dec 1 *21-40
Bonds are all tax-free to holders.
Comfort Station Bonds.
,
4f*s'16 J-J
($13,000
July 1 1936 4>4s'19 F-A$l 16,000-Aug 1 *2l-'49
I 12,000—July 1 1946
Sewer Bonds.
5Hs'20
s-a 30,000.Aug
1 *25-'50
($5,000 each 5 years).
Refunding Bonds.
-8
$10,000——.
5s '20
F-A 203,000c.Feb
1 *22-*50
Hose House & Fire Protection. 5s *20
F-A 130,500c_Feb
1 '22-'50
.s
$5.000
5s *20
F-A
87,000c.Feb 1 '22-'50
School Bldg. & Fire Dept.
5s '20
M-N 81,000c_Nov 1 '21-'50
4Hs'12 F-A $ 15,000c
Funding Bonds.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4J4s'll
$204.400—Mar 1 '22-*41
4s
A-O
$6,400c..-Part yearly 4 M s'14M-N2208,000—Nov 1 '21-'44
6s
A-O
7,500c
Oct 1937 4s *16
A-O 925,000
Apr 1 *22-*46
Street Bonds
4^s'19 J-J 1,058,400—Jan 1 '22-'49
4>4«
M-S $10.000c
Part yearly 5s *20
F-A 522,000c_Feb
1 '22-'50
5s
A-O
7.500c
Oct 1937
Public-Works Bonds.
4Ms'12 f-a
32,000c
4 >4 s'08M-N$126,000c.May 1 '22-'38
Demand Notes and Certificates.
Water Bonds.
6s.
J-D $26,898
4s '09
J-J $420,400.-Jan 1 '22-'39
GEN. BD. DT. May 17 '20 $118,400 4s *08
J-D 180,000—Dec 1 *21-'38
Floating debt..
26,898 4Hs'08M-N 340,400—May 1 *22-'38
Sinking fund
27,751 4Ms'10 J-D
60,000—Dec 1 '21-*40
Assessed val., real estate..3,160,635
Assessed val., persona]
363,400
Tot.ass'dvaL'20(80%act.) 3,524,035
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1920.-$10.00 4^8
Population 1910, 4,975; 1920-5,738 4K8'11 J-D
12,000—Dec 1 *2l-'31
.
.
...
...
-
...
—
Highway Improvement.
J-J
$50,000r—July 1 1925
4s '95
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
J-D $58,800r.June 1 '22-*35
4s '05
Sewer
4s '94
Bonds.
A-O $55.000r
A-O 100.000T
4s '94
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
Fifteenth Ward
Board of Control
Total
New bond issue 1912—
J-J
4s *93
New bond issue 1916.....
Oct
1 1923
Apr 1 1924
145,000r
July 1 1924
35,000r
July 1 1925
«Ha*01 A-O 22,000r—Oct 1 21-31
Grand total Dec 31
4>£g'12 J-J
$22,000
155,000
—
$4,480,500*
3,000,000
2,600.OOP1
*20$1C,080.500'
($1,000,000. July 1 1922
1.000,000Jly 1 *27432
1
l.OOO.OOOJ'Iy 1
*37&4£
2.412,500Jan 1 *22-'4<f
*20-$10,080,500
Sinking fund
1,682,932
Water Bonds.
Value of school prop. 1919 21,916,519
4s *95
J-D$2l0,000r...Junel 1925
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$7.50
4s '95
J-D 208,000r
June 1 1924
Pension
Fund Bonds.
4>4s'08 M-N$36,000..May 1 *22-*38
4>4sg'16 J-J
BOND. DT. Dec 31
-
4s '96
J-D 136.000r.July 1 *22&'26
ZHa'01 A-O 164.000r..0ct 1 '21-'31
4s '05
J-D U2.500r.June 1 '22-'35
Plttsb.-Allegheny Funding Bds.
4)48*08 M-N $309,000
1921-1938
($77,000 quinquennially until 1933'
$78,000 in 1938.)
~
PITTSTON.
This
Inc.
is
city
in
Luzerne
County*
1895.
5s *15
Nov 1 1921?
Nov 1 1930
-1922-1933
($9,000
A-O
112.300
4>4sT6 A-O
38,000
Improvement Bonds
Allegheny Funding Bonds.
4)48*11
$272,000—Mar 1 *22-'41
4>4s'09M-S $63,000c_Seot 1 *21-38
f 5,000.—Sept 1 1924
4>4sT9 M-S (60,000-Sept 1 *25-*43
City Home Bonds.
( 5,000
Sept 1 1935
3)4s*01 A-O/ $3,000r
Oct 1 1921
Refunding Loan
I 40,000r—Oct 1 *22-'31
M-S $22,000c
1921-1931
4s '05
J-Dl
13,000r.June 1 '22-'35 4s1)1
Total former city of Alley'y. $3,702,500 TOT. BD. DT. Jan 13 *20. $236,800
Floating debt
69,440
SUNDRY
BOROUGH
INDEBT¬ Sinking fund
10,500
EDNESS.
Assess, val., real estate.
8,585,084
Elliott Borough.
Assess, val., personal.....
698,930
4s *00
$10,000—June 1 '25-'30 Tot. assess, val. 1920
—9,284,014
($5,000 every 5 years.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1920—$1248+
4)4s'03
$24,000—June 1'22-*31 Popul'n 1910, 16,267; 1920, 18,497
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
Esplen Borough.
4s '00
$7,500
Aug 1 1930
Beechview Borough.
pittston school district..
4)48*06
$5,000—Aug 15 1921 4s '05
$13,000-Red. in 3Qyrs.
4)48*08
14,000
May 26 1938 5s'07
13,000.Red.5to 23yrs.
Montooth Borough.
4)4 8'09
94,000-Red.l0to30yrs.
5s'04
$7,500——Aug 1 1924 4>4s'13 M-S 70,000——Sept 1 1923*
Sheraden Borough.
4Hs*14
70.000—Red 10-30-yrs
($1,000
Aug 1 1921 BOND. DEBT May 4 *18. $257,000
4s '98
8,000—Aug 1 *22-'25 Assessed valuation, real est. 495,000*
6,000—Aug 1 *26-*27
val., personal
28,845
4s'01
,35,000
Nov 1921 Total assessed val'n 1917.-9,385,352
40,000
Nov 1931
(Assessment 4-5 actual.)
4)48*04
40,000— .1924 & 1929 School tax (per $1,000) 1918— $9.00
...
...
...
...
—
—
...
,
—
—
PITTSBURGH. E. S.Morrow,Comp.
This city, now known as "Greater
Pittsburgh," is situated in Allegheny
County.
Legislature of 1905 passed
an Act providing for the annexation
of Allegheny;
on Nov. 18 1907 the
U. S. Supreme Court held the law
valid (V. 85, p. 1352), and annexa¬
tion became effective Dec. 9 1907.
The boroughs of Sheraden and Montooth were also annexed in 1907.
Beechview annexed on Jan. 1 1909.
At an election held Dec. 9 1919—V.
109, p. 2282—the voters of the Bor¬
of Spring Garden voted for
ough
16
4s
—
85,000—Mar 1 '22-'38
127,500—Jan 1 '22-'38
4>4s'18
4>4s'19 A-O 162,400c&r Aprl '22-'49
4>4s'19F-A 986,000.-Aug 1 '21-'49
water-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
4s *09
J-Jz$l,185,400- Jan 1 '22-'39
...
x
These bonds were issued to pay
Monongahela Water Co..
purchased by the city.
Hospital Bonds.
4)48*10 J-D $160,000-Dec 1 *21-'36
4)48*12 J-D
66,000—Dec 1 '21-'42
City-Hall Bonds.
4)48*10 J-D$1,000,000-Dec 1 '21-*40
for plant of
annexation to the City of Pittsburgh.
M-8
Chartiers Twp. on Dec.
14 1920. 4s '17
M-N
voted
for
annexation.
All
bonds 4s '17
issued in coupon form with privilege 4>4s'18 M-8
64,000
7,000—
44.000—Mar 1 '21-'43
INDEBTEDNESS OF GREATER
CITY.
Municipal Building Bonds.
J-D $66,000..Dec 1 '21-*42
4jis'12
Market-House.
4Hs'12 J-D$220,000— Dec 1
Playground Bonds.
„4Ks'12 J-D$286,000
Dec 1
66,000.-May 1
k242.000. .June 1
'21-'42
*21-'42
*22-*43
'22-'43
23,000c. Apr 1 *22-'44
1319,000c. Aug 1 '2l-'49
,
ossing Abolition.
$318.000.Dec 1 *2l-*42
>amtus
Bonds.
4^8'ITOD $88,000—Dec 1 *21-*42
4)4s'14
92.000..Mar 1 '22-*44
—
Poor-Home Bonds.
4)4s'12 J-D$352,000..Dec 1 '21-42
4HsT4 J-D 288.000—June 1 '22-'44
Bridge Bonds.
4s. 08
4>4s'08
4Ms'10
4>*s'10
4>*s*10
4^s'll
4Jis'12
$180,000—Dec 1 '21-'38
M-N 68,400—May
J-D 620,000—Dec
J-D 100,000—Dec
J-D 200,000..Dec
...
...
1 *22-'38
'21-'40
*21-'44
*21-'40
*21-'41
1
1
1
315,000—Dec 1
21,000—Jan 1
6.000—Mar 1
1,000. —-Dec
90.000—Deo 1
4Ms'12
4Ms'12
4>4s'12
58,000. .Aug
4)4'19 F-A
1
4>4s'19 F-A 116.OOOc.Aug 1
...
...
„
5s '20
5s '20
A
F-A 261.000c.Feb
~ *
F-A
87,OOOc_Feb
*22-'42
'22-'23
1921
'21-'38
*21-'49
1
'2l-'49
1 *22-'50
1 '22-'50
Public-Safety Bonds.
4>4s'08 M-N$17 .OOOc.May 1 '22-'38
'06
J-J 267,200c&r-Julylr21-36
Loan of 1900.
3)4a'00 A-0$2,100,000—-Apr 1 1930
($700,000 due trienniauy.)
Park Bonds.
'95
M-N$350,000—May 1 1925
($175,000 due triennially.)
4Hs*08 M-8 $125,100c.Mar 1 r22-'38
Public Safety.
M-N$100,000—May 1 1925
($50,000 due triennially.)
Bridge Bonds.
4s '95
M-N$300,000-May 1 '22-'25
($150,000 due triennially.)
4s '95
Punded Debt Loans.
...
—
INT.
bonds of old city of Pitts¬
burgh payable at Oity Treas. office in
Pittsburgh and Oolonial Trust Co.,
Pittsburgh, and at Pittsburgh Trust
Co.; on bonds of old city of Allegheny
interest is payable at office or City
Treasurer;
on
Greater Pittsburgh
miscellaneous loan of 1910 Interest is
on
payable at Pittsburgh Trust Co.
Summary of Bonded Debt—
Assess.val.1920 (2-3
act.)
6,600,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Popul'n
16,966;
1910,
$7.50
1920.16,500
PLYMOUTH SCHOOL DIST.
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *19.
$73,500;
Total assess, val. 1918
5,775,295
School tax rate (per $1,000) '18$10-00
Population in 1916..
18,460
•
pottstown"
This borough is In Montgomery Co.
May 231921.
Inc. Feb. 6 1815.
Bonds are tax$38,772,500
free to holders.
Sinking fund—bonds
1,400,600
Sewer Bonds.
Cash
1,928,034
4s ' 13
J-J $100,000
1923-1943
(Part every 5 years.)
Net bonded debt
$35,443,866
Street Impt
& Sewer Bonds.
Cash
1,928,034
3)4 s'99 A-O $22.000r
(Part each 5 years; last In 1929.)
Net bonded debt
$35,443,866
Street Bonds.
Assessed val. of real and
4s '09
M-S $22.000r
personal property for
(Due Sept. 11919, *24. '29. '34 & *39)
purposes of taxation,
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921- $144,000
1921
.——$829,848,120
Floating debt
35,000
7% constitutional limit
22,000 .
of indebtedness.....
58,089,368 Sinking fund (about)
Assessed valuation 1921-.10,900.000••
Net
bonded
debt
(as
(Assessment 60% actual value.)
above)
35,443,866
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921— $23.00
Popul'n 1910, 15,599: 1920, 17,431
Margin of credit for ad¬
INT. by check mailed seml-ann'ly.
ditional borrowing
$22,645,502
-
-
Floating
31
debt
Mar.
on
1921
4,898,697
POPULATION.—In
193;
in
1910
it
was
1920
588,533.905.
($181,000 due quinquennially.)
4s *07
M-N$233,000c__May I 1927
Funded Judgment Loan.
4f *06
J-J $501,000.
July *26-'38
($167,000 due quinquennially.)
Boulevard Bonds.
4s '95
M-N$l00,000
May 1 1925
($50,000 due triennially.)
Public-Improvement Bonds.
4s '07 M-NS135.000—May 1 '22-*27
Funding Bonds.
4)4s'08 M-N$153.000
1921-1938
($38,000 quinquennially until 1933,
$39,000 In 1938.
4)4s'08 M-N$150,000
1921-1938
$37,000 quinquennially until 1933,
$39,000 In 1938.
4Hs'08M-N $80.000
1921-1938
($20,000 quinquennially.
4)48*08 M-N$29.000
1921-1938
($6,000 quinquennially until 1933,
$11,000 in ft3S.
4)48*11 M-S $243,300-Mar 1 '21-'41
Total of old city of Pittsb
$6,008,Iff
POTTSTOWN
-s
-s
pittsburgh school dists.
Pittsburgh and Allegheny School
4s '04 J-D $561,000c &r
SCHOOL DIST.
School Bonds.
$5,000
June 2 1923.
'13
14,000—-June 2 1933
16.000—June 2 1943
'99
2,000—June 11924
11929
11934
21923
4s'13
J
2 1933
11,000—June2 1943 ...
(Subject to call after June 2 1918)
the newly created school district of
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 '21
$89,000
Pittsburgh.
The bonded debt of Sinking fund 1921--11,500
these former sub. districts on Dec. 3 i
Total assessed val'n 1920
1920 was as follows:
(about 65% actual)
10,214,765
Allen
$3,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$12.00 •
Beltzhoover
104,000 Population m 1920———17,431
Brushton
247,000
Colfax
196,000 pottsvtlle.
This city is in Schuylkill County.
Crescent
28,000
Esplen...—
7,000 Incorp. Feb. 19 1828. Consolidated
Franklin
128,000 with Borough of Yorkville on April 3
Highland
590,000 1907. Government changed Dec. 1
Home wood
130,000 1913 to that of 3d class city (V. 98,
Howard
39,000 p. 1258).
Holders of the bonds given
Lawrence
5,000 below are not liable for the State tax.
Street Improvement Bonds.
Lucky
15,000
Morse
6,000 5>4s 21-s-a
$50,500
Jan 1 1951
Mt. Albion
(Optional Jan. 1 1931.)
111,000
Minersville
Bridge & Steps Bonds.
159,500
Oakland
36,000 4)4s'16 A-O
$6.0001921-1928
Sterrett
Street Paving Loan
104,000
Peebles
J-J
$8>500c—Jan 1 1938
182,000 4s '08
St. Clair
6,000
(Subject to call after 1918.)
West Liberty.....
M-S $50,000c—Sept 1 1940 193,500 4s '10
Washington
40,000 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1920.)
West Lake
15,500;
Slag Purchasing Sc. Motor Truck
Beechview
J-J
$21.000
July 1 1938 21,000 5s '18
Mt. Washington.
17,000
(Subject to call July 1 1923)
Sheriden
Fire Department Bonds.
145,500
Lincoln
105,000 5>4s'21 —
$4,200
Jan 1 1931
Liberty
50,000
(Optional Jan. 1 1926.)
Montooth
3,500
Refunding Bonds
Morehead
J-J
$17,000c—July 1 1929
290,000 3)4s
First Ward—..........
(Subject to call after 1909.)
56,000
Second Ward
A-O $14,500c.
—1921
190,000 4s '11
Third Ward
(Optional after 1916.)
277,000
Fifth Ward
197,000 BOND. DEBT Dec. 1920- $110,000
Sixth Ward
18,000 «52,000 Sinking fund
Seventh Ward
88,000 Tax vai. "20 (1-3 act.).—.10,319,734
Ninth Ward
10.000 City.tax (per $1,000) 1920—$10.00-.
Tenth Ward
172,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—30.00
Eleventh Ward.........
186,000 Pop-1910,20*236; 1920
21,878 Twelfth Ward
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
100,000
districts
consolidated under the
new school code Nov. 13 1911 and all
th e outstanding bonds of the various
sub-school districts are assumed by
-s
*04
were
■d(
5,000—June
10,000—June
6,000
June
8,000—June
.
.
...
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—
,
...
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...
BONDS
OF FORMER CITY
ALLEGHENY.
OF
Street-Improvement Bonds.
North Side Fund. Bds.—4s *09.
4s '09
A-O $23,300—Apr 1 '22-39 $136,000 — $35,000
quinquennially
4s '09
A-O
9,500—Apr 1 *22-*39 24-'34, $31,000 In '39.
4>is'10 J-D 260,000—Dec 1 '21-*40
City Park Bonds.
4>4s*ll
346,500—Dec 1 *21-'41 4s '05
J-D $42.000r.June 1 *22-*35
4)48*11
189,000.-Oct 1 *21-'41
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Ms'12
63.000—Jan 1 *22-'42 4s *93
A-O $14,000r
Oct 1 1923
4)48*12 J-D
48.000—Dec 1 '21-'32 4s *94
J-J
86,000r.._July 1 1924
4Ms*12 J-D
28,000—Dec 1 '21-*32 3Ks'01 A-O 43.000r—Oct 1 '21-31
4)48*12 J-D 154.000—Dec 1 '21-*42
Public-Safety Bonds.
4)4s'13
110,4)00—Dec 1 '2l-*43 3Hs*01 A-O $33.000r—Oct 1 '21-'31
4)48*14—.
18^00—May 1 '22-*24 4s '05
J-D
13.000r.June 1 '22-35
4)4s'15 M-N 72.000—May 1 '22-'45
Street Improvement.
4)48*15 M-N144,000
May 1 '22-'30 4s *97
J-J $136,000r..Jan 1 '22-*27
A-O 200,000r—.Oct 1 1923
4>4s*19 F-A'385,700c.Aug 1 '21-'49 4s '93
4Hs'19 F-A
92,800c.Aug 1 '21-49 4s *94 A-O 200,000r
Apr 1 1924
J-J
4>4s'19 F-A 522,000c.Aug 1 '2l-'49 4s *94
200,000r
July 1 1924
4>4s'19 F-A 107.300c.Aug 1 '2l-'49 4s *95 J-J
50,000r—-July 1 1925
4)48*19 F-A 336,500c.Aug 1 '21-49 3)48*01 A-O 126.000r—Oct 1 '21-31
J-D 235,200r.June 1 '22-*35
4)4'sl9 A-O 364,000c.Apr 1 '22-'49 4s *05
5s '20 F-A 1,363,OOOc.Feb 1 '22-'fi0 4a '07
M-N400.000c
May 11937
...
—
Gross amount-
D48'08 M-N$425,000.May 1 '22-*38
City Home Bonds.
ing upon the computation of debt 4)4s'17 J-D $68,000
F-A
96,000-Feb 1 '22-'50
subject to the 2% limit or "council- 5s '20
manic" debt, that is, debt incurred Total for greater ciry—$28,750,400
by the City Council without a vote
DEBT OF OLD CITY OF PITTS¬
or the electors, as distinguished from
BURGH.
"electoral" debt, which is not subject
Water Loans.
to the 2% limit.
See "Chronicle"
*95
M-N$400,000c&r..May 1 '25
of Aug. 7 1915, page 465.
The
($200,000 payable triennially.)
constitutional limit for
all debt is
On July 3 1915 the State Supreme
Court handed down a decision bear¬
7%.
"English Act" cases affirmed
by State Supreme Court on May 22
1916, see ,rChronicIe" of June 10
1916, page 2180.
—
—
—
Filtration Bonds.
of registration.
25,000
1934 Population m 1917 (est.)
17,(XHF
68,000—Nov 1 '21-*37
INT. at People s Union Sav. Bank.
($17,000 every 5 years.)
Spring Garden (Borough).
PLYMOUTH.
4Hs
$12,000
—.1921
This borough is in Luzerne County..
4Hs
8,000—
1931 5Ub
J-J
$10,000.
Total for all boroughs-_-$311,500 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1920 $106,0005s *07
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_
_
...
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,
...
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^
...
....
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......
...
...
June, 1921.]
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES AND TOWNS
FOTTSVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
3Ms'09J-D $38.300c—June 1 1939
(Subject to call June 1 1914.)
4s '15
J-J
45.000
July 1 1945
(Subject to call after July 1 1920)
Refunding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
3Ms
J-J
$73,000c
.1932
(Subject to call after 1907.)
BOND. DEBT May 28 *19. $135,200
Sinking fund
2.480
Assess. val.(3-5 act.) 1919-7,910.994
School tax (per $1,000)
1919._$ 13.50
Population in 1919 (est.)
25,000
INT. at Schuylkill Tr. Co., Pottsv.
Redemption Bonds {Tax free).
J-J $360,000c
July 1 *22
4s '12
'27, '32 & '37
Development Bonds {Tax-free.)
to holder.
$100,000--July r26&'31
July 2 1922
1112,000-July 2 '23-'36
Land Equipment Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
4s
J-J
4Ms
...
4s '16
4s '17
J-J
4s '17
/ 40,000
I$24,000-July 1 '37-39
1
6.000—July 1 1940
Street-Impt. Bonds {Tax-free).
4Ms'19 J-J $100.000c&r_July 1 1929
...
Paving,
Sewer & Comfort Sta¬
tions (Tax-free).
5s'21
M-N/$15,000c—May 1 1922
1725,OOOc-May 1'23-51
PROSPECT PARE.
Sewer and Paving {Tax free).
This borough is in Delaware Co
4s '02
A-O $40,000c_Apr 1 '22 &'27
Incorp. May 9 1894.
Tax on bonds 4s '97
F-A
40,000c—Feb 1 1922
below Is paid by the
borough.
Water Dept. Bonds {Tax free).
4Ms'10J-D $14,000r
1921-1940 4a *08 M-S 1 $75,000c.Sept 1 1923
4Ha* 10 J-J
12,000r
July 1 1940
\
82,000c...Sept 1 1928
4s '16
M-S a56,000
Sept 15 1946 4s *09
J-J
100.000r.July 1 *24&'29
<
BOND. DEBT June 1 1921
$82,000
Floating debt
5,000
Gen era! sinking fund
13,850
Assessed valuation, real
1,357,940
Other property..;
97,790
Total val. '20 (60% act.)__l,455,730
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920.33
00
Population 1910.
1,665; 1920, 2,536
aSubject to call 15 yrs. after date.
INT.at Boro.Treas.office in Moore.
PUNXSUTAWNEY.
This borough is in Jefferson Co.
Paving Bonds
4s '97
$8,000c
...
1937
(Optional after 1905.)
4s '97
$5,000c
.1927
(Optional after 1905.
4s '98
$2,000c
Part yearly
4s '99
3.000c
Part yearly
4s '08
J-D
40,000c—_June4 1938
(Subject to call after June 4 1928.)
...
—
Funding Bonds.
-s
*13
$22,000
...
..—1943
(Optional after 1918.)
Refunding Bonds
4s '03
$13,000
...
4^s'18
1933
(Optional after 1918.)
$72,000
(Optional after 1923)
1948
—
Sewer
Bonds
48 '98
$500.
Part yearly
BOND. DEBT April 1920$93,500
Floating debt
48-515
Sinking fund
11.500
Assess .val .'20(60% act.) .2,645,688
Boro. tax rate (per M.), 1919-118.50
Population 1910, 9,058; 1920, 10,311
_
INT. at Treasurer
s
Filter Bonds.
4s *14
$38,000—Oct 1 '21-39
Garbage Plant, Park, Fire Dept.
&
Storage
5s '21
Yard.
1171,OOOc.May 1 '23-'31
Paving Bonds {Tax free).
4s '98
A-O $20,000c
Apr 11923
4s' 97
J-J
20,000c —July 1 1922
4s '99
A-O
20,000c —Apr 1 1924
4s '14
J-J
70,000-117,500 yearly
Sewer Bonds {Tax free).
4s '13
F-A$240,000—Feb. 1 '23-'38
(Due $60,000 every 5 years)
Bingaman St. Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'19 A-O ($35,000c..Oct 1 1924
1175,000c.Oct 1 *25-'49
Refunding Bonds {Tax free).
4s '03
A-O $24,000c. Aug 1 '23-'28
($12,000 due every 5 years.)
4s '09
A-O$120,000c—Apr 1 *24-'34
($40,000 every five years.)
CITY BD. DT. Apr 7 *21 .$1.873,500
Water bonded debt
479,000
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 7 '21. 2.352,500
City sinking funds....
271,154
Water sinking funds
54,799
Total sink. fds. Apr 7 '21325,953
Assess, val. (actual)
^.95,474,248
City tax (per $1,000) 1920
11.00
Popul'n 1910, 96,071; 1920, 107,784
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
READING SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district, comprising the city
of the same name. Is In Berks County.
Bonds are all exempt from State tax,
which Is paid by the district.
—
-
...
GEN. BD. DT. June 1 1921
assess,
val
$63,600
16,000
1921
1,800,0 )0
(per $1,000)'21-$15.00
Total tax rate
Population 19U), 3,801; 1920.-4,391
TOWNsilP.
RADNOR
This
township (P. O. Wayne) Is In
Delaware County.
Highway Bonds.
4s
s-a
$80.000.Dec 15 *2l-'30
TOTAL DEBT Apr 15'21$80,000
Total assess, val. 1920
12,685,175
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20.-S26.00
Population in 1920
8,181
_
TWP7SCHOOL
RADNOR
Bonds
are
DIST.
non-taxable to holder.
3s '00
J-J
4s '09
RENOYO.
This borough is In Clinton County.
Inc. 1866.
Pop'n 1910, 4.621; 1920
5,877.
Water & Street Bonds.
4Ms'08s-a
$25,000c
1939
Ref. Water Bds. {opt. beg. 1911).
4a '06
J-J
$12,000c
July 1 1936
BOND. DEBT May 23 '21
$44,000
Ass'd yal'n 1921 (60% act.)2,165,698
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$11.00
INT. at Borough Treasurer's office.
RENOVO
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.. $118,000
Tot.assess.val.'21 (60%act.)2,025,820
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '21 .$20.00
Population in 1920
5,883
A-0
$20.000.July '25 & '30
48,000c„ Apr 1 '24-'39
($12,000 every 5 years)
AHb'U M-N 60,OOOc_May 1 '24-'44
($12,000 every 5 years.)
4Ms'19
60.000c&rJune 1 '24-'49
($10,000 each 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT May 1921- $188,000
Sinking fund
26,006
Assess.val.(50% act.) 1921.12,321,625
School tax (per $1,000) 1921..$16.00
Population
INT.
1920-
m
This town is in Jefferson
Water
4 Ms
Sewer
5s '18
8,181
Co.
Bonds
4Ms'99 A-0
$6.000c-__Part yearly
Improvement Bonds'
4Ms'08 M-N$40,500c...Part yearly
4s '05
J-J
16,000c
Part yearly
5s '97
J-J
7.500c.—Part yearly
4Ms'16J-J
53,900
1921-1945
BOND. DEBT Apr 19'21. $120,000
Sinking fund
3,381
Assessed valuation, real—7,716,580
Assessed val'n, personal—
553,450
Tot.val.'21 (abf. 4-5 act.).8,270,030
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1921$10.00
Population 1910. 6.042; 1920. 7,301
INT. at Braddock Nat. Bank.
5,000
Sept 1 1928
12,000—Sept 1 '29-'32
5,000
Sept 1 1933
M-S U2,000—Sept 1 *34-'37
5,000
Sept 1 1938
12,000—Sept 1 '39-'42
5,000
Sept 1 1943
12,000—Sept 1 '44-'47
5,000
Sept 1 1948
Street and Paving Bonds.
4s
* J-J
$7,500c
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '21
$95,500
Sinking fund
4,472
Tot .assess .val .'20(2-3act .>1,192,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—-$22.00
Population 1910. 3,189;
INT.
Bank,
'20, 4,116
on 58
payable at First Nat.
Reynofdsville, or Borough
Treasurer's office; on
Treasurer's office.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4H8'15 J-D
$110.000
BOND. DEBT May 1920- $145,000
Total assessed val.
1920—7,728,810
School tax rate (per $1,000)'20 $14-00
Population
in
1920
7.301
READING.
This city is
the county seat of
Co.
Inc.
Mch.
16
1847.
Improvement Bonds {Tax free).
'15
J-J / $7,500
—
1921
Berks
jx
1
5s '20
— -
32,000
1922-1925
404,000.$34,000 yearly
4s at Borough
1
RIDGWAY.
This
Bonds
borough
are
all
is
In
taxed
Elk
County.
and
are
all
optional 5 years from date.
Pop'n
1910. 5,408; 1920
.—6.037
4s '02
M-N$ 15,500c
1932
4s
'05
M-N
14.000c
1935
60,000c
11,000c
Paving Bonds.
5s '13
$12.000
1937
1939
5s '07
RANKIN
County.
Bonds.
12,000--Sept 1 *24-*27
at
RANKIN.
This borough is in Allegheny
Incorporated 1892.
—
$6,000-Sept 1 *21-'23
Hamilton Trust
Co.; on 3s and 4s at Commercial
Trust Co., Philadelphia.
on
--
RE YN OLDS VILLE.
s-a
A-0
5s *09
A-O
July 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21— $112,500
Assessed valuation 1920
1,876.740
...
City tax (per $1,000) 1920
$1&.50
INTEREST payable In Rldgway.
RIDGWAY
25,000
1934
27,500
1944
Street Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'19 M-S $40,000c—Sept 1 1949
(Optional Sept 1 1929.)
Sewer Bonds.
4s '06
A-O $22.000c—Oct
1 1936
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'17 J-J
$30.000—July 1 1947
(Subject to call July 1 1927.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 14 '19- $197,000
Sinking fund
57,000
—
Assess, val. '18 (2-3
act.)..1,133.935
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915..$21.50
INT. on street bonds at Ridley
Park First Nat. Bank; on otner
4M®
at
Cambridge
on
others
at
Trust
First
Co.,
Chester;
National Bank,
School Bonds.
4s '16—$65.000
1946
(subject to call after 1921)
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$20.00
SCOTTDALE.
This borough Is In Westmoreland
Inc. in 1874. Bonds are tax-free
to holder. Pop. *10, 5,456 *20, 5,768
Improvement Bonds.
5s '95
J-J
$4,500c_July 1 '21-25
4s '99
J-J
27.000c.July 1 *21-'29
5s *08
M-N 23,000c_May 1 *22-*38
5s *08
F-A
8,000c.Feb 15 '29-'38
Bonds.
4,000c__July 1 *21-'24
BOND. DEBT Jan 3 1921.
$66,500
Floating debt (add'l)
13,000
Sinking fund—
6,000
Assess, val. *20 (3-5 act.)..3.500,00O
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—.$34.75
INT. at Borough Treasurer's office.
Co.
—
;
SCOTTDALE SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms'09 J-D*$33,100c_June 1 '22-'38
4Ms'07
15,500
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21- $110,000
4Ms'10 J-D
29,500c
Part yearly
Sinking
fund
17,000 BOND. DEBT
May 1920$76,000
Tot .assess ,val.'20(act.val.)2,250,000
Assess, val. '20 {% act.)
324,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) '20$17.00
School tax (per $1,000) 1920-$20-00
RIDLEY PARK SCHOOL DIST.
—
M-NJ $4,000c-.-May 1 1922
office.
Floating debt (add '1)
Pop'n '10, 1,761; '20, 2,313
$33,000
1929
Chester.
A-O
3Ms
F-A
$9,600c
*1929
3Ms
A-O
36,100c__Apr 1 *1930
PUNXSUTAWNEY SCH. DIST.
3Ms
A-O 2l0.400c-.Apr 1 *1934
School-BIdg Bonds (Tax-exempt) 3 Ms
J-D
18,500c...June *1931
4 Ms
$40,000
1937
3M«
M-N 8l,000c__May 1 *1936
4s
12,000
Oct 1 1936 3Ms'09 J-J
35.000c
1939
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 1921
$52,000
(Subject to call after 1910)
Floating debt (additional).
3,000 3H8'11 M-S $57,000
1941
Sinking funds
3,000
(Subject to call after 1912)
Assess, val. 1920 (1-3act.) i2,600,000
3Hs*14 J-D 116,500—$5,000 yearly
School tax (per $1,000) 1920--$24.00 3
Ms
55.000
1932
Population in 1920
10,350 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921-$616,100
INT. at Punxsutawney Nat. Bank,
Sinking fund
197,012
School tax (per $1,000) 1920--$ll-00
QUAKERTOWN.
For
assessed
valuation, popula¬
This borough is in Bucks County
tion, Ac., see City of Heading.
Elec. Light Plant {Tax-free).
* Optional 25 yrs. before
maturity.
4s '18
J-J
$45,000—Jan 1 1948
INT. at District Treasurer's office.
Total
RIDLEY PARK.
This borough Is In Delaware Co.
Inc. Dec. 12 1887. Bonds are tax-free
107
SCHOOL
DIST.
BOND. DEBT May 24*20.
assessed value 1919
$62,750
Total
(1-3 act.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) *19
Population In 1919 (est.)
1,800,000
$25.00
6,500
-
Population In 1920 (est.)
6,500
ROCHESTER.
*
Tax-free to holder.
This borough Is In Beaver
County.
INT. at First NaL Bk., Scottdale.
Bonds are
tax-free to holder.
SCRANTON.
Refunding Bonds.
This city Is In Lackawanna Co.
4Ms'15 M-N 17,000c
1925-1929
Inc. Apr. 231866.
(Subject to call after 1925.)
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
Bridge Loans.
4Ms'12 A-O $40,000c_0ct 1 '27-'41
4s '07
M-81 $42 .OOOc.Mar 1 *22-'27
City Hall Building Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-O $15,000c—Oct 1 '27-'41
\ 60.000c.Mar 1 '28-'37
,
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J
$12,800—Jan 1 *22-'25
General & Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'08 M-S $50.000—Sept 1 '23-'35
5s *96
General Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-0
4Ms'10 J-D
$25.000—Oct 1 '27-*41
20,000c.June 1 '32-'39
BOND. DEBT Oct 17 '16- $187,500
Floating debt.
35,694
Total sinking fund
29.399
Assessed valuation 1915
3.335.321
Population 1910, 5,903; 1920—6,957
INT. at First Nat. Bk.. Rochester.
ROCHESTER SCHOOL DIST.
3Ms'01 J'ne $14.100c.June 1 '2l-'30
4s '05
Nov
14,000c_Nov 1 '27-'35
4Ms'08 J'ne
15,000c_June 1 '31-38
4Ms'14 J-D 100.000c.June 1 '26-'44
4Ms'15 J-D
50,000
1926-1946
BOND. DEBT April 1921. $194,500
Assessed valuation
$3,425,000
(Assess. 40 to 50% actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—120.00
Bureau or Fire Bldg. Loan.
4s '10 A-O
$16,000...Apr 1'22-*37
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
i
4s *04
J-J
$36,000c.July 1 '2l-*29
4s *08
J-J
4s *08
A-O
4s '08
M-N
6,OOOc_Oct 1 '2l-'26
2,000c.Nov 1 '2l-'22
Bonds.
Street
4s *08
12,000c.July 1 '21-'20
$13,000
1933
28.000
1934
Viaduct Bonds.
4Ms'll A-O$l00,000r_.Apr 1 *22-'41
Sewer Bonds.
...
4Ms'09
4s '03
4s *04
—
J-J
$25,000c—.June 1 1925
6,000c.July 1 '2l-'23
J-J
4Ms'll A-O
33,000c—Oct 1
Municipal Improvement.
4Ms'12 J-D $105,000c_June 1
4Ms'13 M-S 276,000.-Sept 2
4s '14
M-N 46,000r_May 1
4Ms*15 J-J
63,000-July 1
4s '16
J-J
78,000c.July 1
4Ms'17 J-J
88,000-July 1
5s '20
*2l-'38
'22-'42
'2l-*43
'22-'44
'21-41
*2l-*46
'2l-'42
F-A/336,000c&rAug l*21-'48
\ 26,000c&rAug l'49-'50
Bridge and Improvement.,
4s '04
F-A $26.000c.Feb 1
22-'34
ST. CLAIR.
City Improvement.
This borough
(P. O. Pittsburgh) 4s *08
J-J
$52,000c.July 1 '2l-'33
Is In Allegheny Co. Incorp. In 1907.
Judgment Funding Bonds.
Funding {Part every 5 years).
3Ms'03A-O$51,000c-Oct 1 '22-' 27-32
4MsT5 J-J
$60,000-Jan 1 '25-'44 4s '05
A-O 153,OOOc_Apr 1 '25-'35
Sewer Bonds {Tax-Exempt).
($55,000 '25 & '30 and $46,000 *35.)
4Ms'19 J-J $90,000—July 1 '29-'31 4Mb'U F-A 147,000—Aug 1 '2l-'41
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21- $130,000
4Ms*15 J-J
63,000—July 1 '21-'4l
Assessment debt (add'l)
47,000 5s *21
F-A f 12,000c_Aug 1'21-'23
Floating deot„
5,000
\81,000c_Aug 1 '24-'50
Assess, val. *21 (80% act.).2,999,750
BOND. DEBT Jan 1921-$1,555,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$12-00 Bonds &
cash in sink, fd—
165.518
Population 1910, 5,640; 1920—6,585 Assess, val. real estate
60,386,545
INTEREST payable at St. Clair
Assess, val. personal
47,610,090
Savings & Trust Co. of Pittsburgh.
Assess, val. 1920
107,996,635
Int. at Rochester Trust Co.
(Assessment about
%
City tax (per $1,000) 1921
SALEM TOWNSHIP.
This
township
(P.
O. New Alex¬ Pop'n '10, 129,807; 1920
andria) is in Westmoreland County.
School Bldg. Bonds {Tax-free).
actual)
$15.49
137,783
SCRANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Ms'17 J-D
($2,500
June 11922
118,000.-June 1 '23-'28
BOND. DEBT May 27 '19-$68,000
Bonds
are
tax-free to holder.
4Ms'00 J-D f$70,000c June 1 *20&*28
\ 75,000c—June 1 1930
Assessed
valuation
1919
4Ms'01 J-D
50,000c
June 1 1931
(70% actual)
4,148,570 4s *03
A-O 150,000c—Oct 1 '19-'33
Pop'n 1910, 4,675; 1920--.5,639
($50,000 due '23. *28 & '33.)
INT. payable at New Alexandria
f 30,000c—Aug 1 1928
National Bank.
3Ms*02 F-A{ 40,000c—Aug 1 1920
1 60,000c—Aug 1 1932
SANDY TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST. 4Ms'97 A-O 120,000c
Apr l'22-25-27
This district (P. O. Du Bois; is in 4s '07
F-A J lOO.OOOc.Feb 1 '24&*34
Clearfield County.
\ 50,000c—Feb 1 1937
Building Bonds.
4s *09
M-S I50,000c.8ept 1 '24-'39
4^8*19 J-J $30,000.—July 1 1949
($50,000 due every 5 years.
(Optional July 1 1924).
4s '09
M-S
50,000c—8ept 1 1937
5s '19
$19,500
1949 4s *10
50,000c
Sept 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '20-.
$49,500 4Ms'15
60.000c-Apr30'40&*45
Assess, val. real estate
987,000
50,000c—Aug 1 1938
School tax (per $1,000) 1919_$25.00 4Ms'16
50,000c...Aug 1 1944
Population in 1919 (est.)..—6,000
50,000c—Aug 1 1945
—
...
...
...
~
SAYRE.
This
4 Ms'13 A-O 130,000c.Apr 15 *41-'43
BOND. DEBT July '20-$l,475.000
Is
in
Bradford Sinking fund (cash & bds).
398,840
Assess, val. '20(75% act.)100,85o,675
$26,000-part yrly to 38 School tax
(per $1,000) 1920..$16.00
BOND. DEBT Jan 6 '21—$63,000 Value school
prop. 1919—$3,220,000
Assessment debt
10,000
Sinking fund
9,000 SCRANTON POOR DISTRICT.
Total assess, val. 1920
2,579.775
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.153.40 4s g '03 June
$30,000c.Aug 1 '21-'23
Population 1910, 6.426; 1920—8,078 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 *20-$30.000
borough
County.
5s '18
J-J
Assess, val. 1920
118,706,242
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
$2.75
INTEREST payable at Dime De¬
County
seat
Is
Pottsville.
All
bonds
are
exempt from
taxation, posit & Discount Bk. In Scran ton.
State tax being paid by county.
8EWICKLEY.
Highway Bonds.
This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
5Ms'*0 J-J $700,000c-.July 1 1950 Inc. Aug 30 1853.
Pop. '10, 4,479;
(Optional July 1 1930.)
1920, 4,955.
Hospital Bldg. & Court-House Ref.
Ref. Water Bds. {part every 5 yrs.)
4s '12
A-0 $105,000c—Oct 1 1942
4s '03
A-O 123,500—Oct
1 '21-'34
(Subject to call April 1 1922.)
t 2,500-.-Sept 1 1935
Bridge Bonds.
Municipal Hall Bonds.
5Ms'20 M-S $ 71,000--Sept 1 1950 4s '07
A-Of$15,OOOc.Oct 1 *2l-'35
(Optional Sept 1 1930.)
\
2,OOOc...Oct 11936
Insane-Asylum Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '11
J-J $500,000c
July 1 1941 4s '05
A-O $25,250c—Oct 1 *21-'35
(Optional after Jan. 1 1921.)
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 19 '21— $83,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 12'21 $1,576,000 Assess, val.
(90% act.) '20-7,552.680
Ass'd val'n'20(60%act.). 100,121,000 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920
$8.50
Total tax rate (per/State
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Sewickley.
$4.00
$1,000)
\ County —$6.00
Pop'n 1910, 207.894; 1920,217,754 SEWICKLEY SCHOOL DIST.
INT. at County Treasurer's office. BOND. DEBT
May 23 '21
$38,000
_
Tot.
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN SCH. D.
This
Haven)
district
(P.
O.
Schuykill
la in Schuylkill County.
4-5
assess,
val. '21
actual)
School tax
_
_
m
(about
7,552,680
(per $1,000) 1920—19.60
Population 1921 (est.)—
5.000
o
This township (P. O.
4«s'16
bonds
„
1
1910,
5,154;
subject to call at any time
1920 est, 7,000
INT. at Bk. of MlUvale. Millvale.
Bonds (Tax-free").
J-J
$40,000c
1938
Refunding Bonds (Tax-free).
4s
J-J
$25,000
1926
Water Bonds (Tax-free).
5s
J-J
$11.400c
1923-1224
4s '04
M-N 25.000c
1924
4s
33.800
1942
GEN. BD. DT. Apr *19— $140,200
Water debt (included)
70,200
Assessment debt (add'l)
27,200
Floating debt
48,500
Total assessed val'n 1919
4,355,490
Total tax rate (per $1,000)—$20.00
Population 1910, 25,774; 1920-24,746
INT. payable at Shenandoah at
First Nat. Bank and Citizens Nat.
Funding
4s
*42-*45
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '21.
$38,000
Assess, val. *21 (abt.Mact->4,598,500
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.116.25
Pop'n
are
„
Oct
8,000
Co
A1J
Shenandoah
Is In
Schuylkill
Glens haw) Is
Incorp. 1900. Incorporated In March 1866.
A-o7$18,000—Oct 1 *24- 41
1
8to we township.
shenandoah.
8haler township.
In Allegheny County.
School Bonds.
—
shamoken.
This borough Is In Northumber¬
land County.
Incorp. Nov. 9 1864.
Street Paving Bds. (Tox-free).
4s '09
M-S $55.000—May 1 1939
-
(Subject to call part In 1919 & 1929)
xBorough Purposes (Tax-free).
A-0 $20,000_0ct 15 '21-*28
Refunding Bonds (Tax-free), Sank.
4s '09
J-J
$24,000c...July 1 1939
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
somerset county.
Fire Dept. Bonds (Tax-free).
Somerset Is the county seat.
48 '05
M-S $45,000—-Sept 1 1935
Court-House Bds. (Tax-free).
(Subject to call $25,000 after 1915.) 4s
M-N$ 156,000c Novl '21-'34
4s '17
A-0 $18,000c-.Apr 1 1932
(V. 79, p. 2111, for maturity.)
(Subject to call $9,000 yearly any
4s
time after 10 years and the same [TOTAL DEBT May 16 '20 $164,000
nAssess. val. '19 (60% act.) 19,946.f38
amount after 15 years from date.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1917. $152,400 County tax (per $1,000) *20--$10.60
17.800 Population 1910, 67,717; 1920-82,112
Floating debt
5.941,009
(Assessm't 50 to 60% actual value.)'
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913.$9.00
Population '10, 19,588; 1920. 21,204
INT. at Farmers'
Assessed valuation
xINT. at Nat. Bank of Shamokin;
other issues at office of Boro. Treas.
shamokin school district.
Bonds below are tax-free to bolder.
3)4s semi-an $24,900r.
1929
(Subject to call 1919.)
4s '05
M-N$70,500r
May 1935
(Subject to call May 1910.)
3Ms
M-S $l0,000r
1932
(Subject to call 1907.)
$4,000c
1927
is
17.000r
....1930
4Ms *14 A-O 150,000r...Apr 1 1944
(Subject to call after April 1 1919.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '19.-$276,400
Floating debt
-—.$104,500
int,
sent
to
1918—$19-00
registered
holders
sharon.
This city is in
Inc. Oct. 6 1841.
Mercer
County.
Became
a city of
Bonds are
the 3rd class Jan. 5 1920.
tax-free to holder.
Sidewalk Bonds (opt. beg. 1917).
4s '07
F-A
$1.500c
Aug 1 1937
*Municipal Bonds.
4Ms'16 A-<5$120.000
.1922-1945
Street Bonds (opt. beg. 1917).
4s *07
F-A $60,000c—.Aug 1 1937
Impt. Bonds (opt. beg. 1913).
F-A $64,000c—Aug 1 1933
Sewer Bonds.
3Ms
M-N $60,000c—-Nov 1 1931
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1906.)
ZHb
F-A S40.000C—Aug 1 1932
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
L937
4s '07
F-A $38,500c—.Aug 1 V
Funding Bonds.
4)48*19 M-N/100,000-May 1 *24-'43
4s
l_50,000.May
In
*2\mm
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1
$90,000
18,300
-1,500.000
Total tax rate (per $ 1.000).
$37 00
Population 1910, 1,875; 1920, 3,125
Water debt, included.
Total assessed value
-
?otal tax (per $1,000) 1921—.$13.50
op'n '10,15,270; '20(Census) ,21,747
township is in Allegheny Co
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'16 —$125.000
1921-1945
Municipal Bldg & Street Bds.
4Ms'09 M-NS70.000
1939
4Ms'06 A-O
60,000
1937
4Ms*09
$20.000
1939
BOND. DEBT May 13 18 $354,500
Assessment debt (add'l)
10,623
Floating debt (add'l)
1.087
Sinking fund
30,412
Total assess, val. *17 (60%
act.)
9,192.300
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1917...$22-00
Bonds
5s'07
$25,785c—1921-1934
6 000c
1921-1924
4,000c
1921-1928
4.000c
1921-1925
2.000c
1921-1924
I9.250r
1921-1934
—
4Ms'03
4Ms'05
—
5s '08
—
4Ms'10
5s '09
—
5,000
—
4Ms'14
21.000
—
'17
40,000
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'17 J-J
$44.000
(Subject to call
.s
-
1943
—
This borough (P. O.
in Fayette County.
Total
1921 $142,500
assessed
5.500
4,300
..."
val'n
1920
7,650,000
(per $1,000) 1920. .$20.00
Population in 1920 (est)
11,250
(about 70% actual).
School tax
INT. at McKees Rocks Trust Co
This borough is in
Sewer Bonds.
(See Beth¬
Street-Impt. Bonds (Tax-free).
1921-1924
$4,000
2,0001926-1927
3,000
1929-1933
($1,000 every 2 years.)
.
4
)4s'17 A-O
—
| $2,000
1925
6,000—1928-1932
($2,000 every 2 years.)
22,000
1934-1944
5,000
1945
3,000
1946
BOND DEBT Jan 1 1920.
$89,500
Floating debt 1919 (about
33 1-3% actual)—
16,000
Assessed valuation
1.561,000
INT.
bonds of 1917 payable at
on
Nat. Deposit Bank of Brownsville.
SOUTH
FOREfsCH.
DIST.
This district (P. O. South
in Cambria County.
4J4s'06
...
5s *09
....
Fork) Is
$15.000
'26,'31&'36
12.000
1924
4s *15
*12,500— -.1921-1945
BOND. DEBT May 6 '21$39,000
Assess, val., real estate
1,400,000
Assess, val., personal prop600,000
Total assessed value 1921—2,000,000
(85% actual.)
—
...
School tax
Monroe County.
Sept $26.000
Street Bonds.
4s
June $14,900
4Ms
May 15,000
4s
Oct
18,500
$3,000
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s g *06 M-S $30,000c
Mar 1 1936
4Mb '07M-N
6,500c—Nov 11 1937
4s *11
F-A
7,000
Aug 1 1941
4s *15
7.000—June 1 1945
(Subject to call aft. June 1 1930.)
Sewer Bonds (opt. beg. 1920).
4fl g *05 F-A S15.100C—Aug 1 1935
BOND. DEBT May 1 '20—$67,600
Sinking fund
17,647
Assess, val. 1919 (2-3 act.). 1,173,030
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1919—$10.25
_s
...
...
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
sharpsburg.
This
borough
is
In
Allegheny
County.
TOT. BD. DT. May 24 '19 $100,000
Assess, val., real estate
3,646,876
Assess, val. personal prop.
463,810
Other assessable property.
644,684
Total assess, val. 1919—4.755,370
(Assessment about 70% actual.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *19.$7.00
Population 1910, 8,153; 1920.-8,921
sharpsburq school dist.
School Bonds.
M-N $3,000c_May 1 '22-'24
3)48
M-N 45.600c
1921-1932
4fl 05
M-S
55,000—Mar 1 *33-*43
24,000—Mar 1 *44-'47
4)4s'19
26,000c_Mar 1 *28-'40
4,000c_Mar 1 '41-'44
BOND. DEBT May 18 *20 $175,000
Assess, val. (4-5 act.) 1920
(80% act.)
.4,691,764
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$10.00
Population 1920
8,765
INT. payable In Sharpsburg,
xStreet Bonds.
DIST.
BOND. DEBT June 1 1921
$33,500
Assessed val., real estate..2,100,000
Assessed val., pers. prop
300,000
Total assessed val. 1920
2,400,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$16.00
Uniontown)
Building Bonds.
J-D 131,800c.June 1 *22-'36
(Due $4,O0O every two years.)
4Ms*16 J-D 7$10,000—Dec 1 '43-'44
1 20,000.-Dec 1 '45-'46
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1917$70,000
Assessed valuation
3,579,763
Real valuation (est.)
.-5,500.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918.. .$10.00
4 Ms'16
\
Erdenheim) is
in Montgomery County.
5Ms'21 s-a
$30,000
May 2 1951
(Optional May 2 1922.)
BONDED DEBT
(?)
8teelton. "
~
This borough Is In Dauphin County
Improvement Bonds (Tax-free.)
48*14
J-J
$75.000
Jan 1 1947
Filter-Plant Bonds (Tax-free).
4Ms'08 J-J
$85,000
July 1 1937
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
4s
M-NS35.000
May 1 1929
Water Bonds (Tax-free).
4s
J-J $145,000—..Jan 1 1930
4 Ms
J-D
22,000
Dec 1 1923
Fire Apparatus & Paving.
48 *16
A-0 $25,000
1922-1946
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $442,000
Sinking fund
137,594
Assessed valuation 1917.-.6.065,395
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1921..$16.50
Population 1910,14,246; 1920.13,420
INT.at Steelton Nat.Bk.,Steelton
$65,000c
June 1 1943
50,0000
1930
BOND. DEBT April 1921. $115,000
Sinking fund.
43,600
...
Assessed valuation
School tax
1920...7,606,900
(per $1,000) 1920—$15.00
Population
1920
13,428
INT. payable at Steelton Nat. Bk.
and
People's
Bank.
Bonds
are
tax-free to holder.
in
—
INT. at Tarentum Sav. & Tr. Co.
x
Tax free to holders.
tarentum school dist.
—
4Ms'15
—
3Ms
5M s
$34 000c
Part yearly
24,000
(Due in 3 years.)
BOND. DEBT Jan '21
$58,000
Floating debt.
22,464
Sinking fund
34-349
Assess, val. *21 (40% act.).4.766,570
—
J-J
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1920-—$13.00
Pop. '10,13,770; '20 (Census), 15,721
INT.
payable at North Branch
Title & Trust Co., Sunbury, Pa.
dist.
County
Bonds beiow
are
4Ms'll J-D
$60.000c_June 1 *26-'4]
$81,000
tax-free to holder.
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *21
Sinking fund
(10.000c—Mar 1 1931
INT. at Tarentum Sav.
Bonds
-
School tax
INT.
(per $1,000) 1921—$21.50
3,000
bonds due *26-'41 payable
at Chester Co. Tr. Co., Westchester.
on
SWISSVALE. ~~
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Incorporated in 1898.
4Ms'19 s-a
$30,000c_June
1
*29,
1034 & 1939
5Ms'20 M-N 20,000.-Nov 1 '26-*45
Floating Debt Bonds.
4Ms'15 F-A $65,000—1929-1935
Sewer Bonds
4s
A-0 $63.000
1921-1933
Refunding Bonds
$75,000
1929-1935
Street-Improvement Bonds
J-J
$19.000
1934
4 Ms'11 J-J
70,000c_july 1 '22-'26
St.-Impt. & Fire Bds (Tax-ex'pt)
4Ms'06 J-J
$48.000c_July 2 '21-36
(For maturity see V. 83. p. 999.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21- $465,000
Floating debt (additional)
20,000
Sinking fund
56,763
Assessed valuation, real..10,750,000
Assessed val'n, personal
800
Tot. ass. val.'21(80% act.) 10,750,800
Total tax
(BOROUGH).
Refunding Bonds.
A-0 f$50,000c_Apr 1
1
1,500c„ .Apr
5s'18
*29-'33
1 1934
Sewer Bonds.
6s
$110,000c
1923
(Optional on 5 days' notice)
—
BOND. DEBT June 1921- $161,500
Assessed valuation 1921
7,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921.—$10.00
Population 1910, 5,133; 1920, 6,672
THROOP (BOROUGH) SCH. DIS.
This district (P. O. Throop) is in
Lackawanna
School
5s '17
County.
(Tax-free).
Oct 1
$18,000
15,000
Oct 1
12,000.—Oct 1
10,000
Oct 1
8,000
Oct 1
Bonds
J-D
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
12,000—-Oct 1 '26-'27
BOND. DEBT June 3 1921
$75,000
Floating debt
55,000
Ass'd val.' 19 (abt .50 % act.) .7,526,798
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920——$15.00
TIOGA
COUNTY.
Wellsboro is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
5s *21
M-N$100,000r May 1 '22-'31
BOND. DEBT May 16 '21
$101,500
Floating debt
8,500
Sinking fund
124
Assess, val., real estate '20 13,591,801
Assess, val., personal— 1,405,885
rate(per $1,000) '21-112.00 Tot.assess.vaL(M act.)'20 14,997,686
Pop'n 1910. 7,381; 1920
10.908
INT. at Braddock Nat. Bank.
swissvale school district.
Bonds
Tr. Co.
Improvement Bonds.
5s *19
J-D $75.000c&rJune 1'25-39
13,400
Population in 1920 (est.)
&
tax-free to holder.
are
This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
Ass'd val'n 1921 (M act.)..2,876.344
are
tax-exempt.
$48,000—Oct
1
1925,
1932, 1939 and 1946
s '20
M-S 200,000c_Mar 1 *26-'50
BOND. DEBT May 1920- $396,500
Assessed valuation 1920—10,750,000
(Assessment 80% to 100% actual.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$17.00
Population 1919 (est.)
11,000
4.60s
1929
10.000—.1927-1932
100,000—........1945
4Ms'16 M-S ) 5,000c—Mar 1 1936
(18,OOOc_Mar 1 *41-'46
NET BD. DT. June 1921— $158,000
Ass'd val. '21 (80% act.)..7,524,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$14.00
Population in 1920
—8,925
THROOP
school
This district is In Delaware
4s
$25,000c
—
...
INT, at Braddock Nat
4Ms'13J-D
3Ms
May 1921- $326,500
50,500
9,899
7,524,640
(Assessment 60% to 80% actual val.)
Boro. tax rate (per $1,000)—$15.00
4Ms
4Ms'15 J-D
This district (P. O.
8,000c—May 1 1937
10.000c—Aug 1 1932
20.000—
Mar 1 1945
Total assessed val'n 1921
4Ms
tax-free to holder.
are
4M»'07 J-J
$90,000c..July 1 '19-'37
(Part every five years)
li>IST.
Mayl'27&'32x
Floating debt (add'l)
Sinking fund (cash)
Bonds
Co., Uniontown.
SPRINGFIELD TWP. SCH.
J
$2,500— ..June 11932
4Ms'10 F-A
4Ms'15 M-S
This borough is In Northumberland
County.
Incorp.
March
24
1797.
Population 1910, 6,721; 1920, 7,353
INT. at the Citizens Title & Trust
1 1928
SUNBURY.
swarthmore
BOND. DEBT June 7 1920
J-D
4s
BOND. DEBT
STROUDSBURG SCH.
UNION~TOWNSHIP.
This
township (P. O.
Is in Fayette County.
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
M-8 $15.000
Sept
(Subject to call beginning in 1908)
4Ms'l3 M-S $24,000c...Sept 1 1933
zFunding Bonds.
4s
J-D $13,000
June 11932
4Ms*04 J-J
12.000
July 1 1934
(Subject to call July 1 1919)
_
Bank.
($6,000—Mar 1 *27-'32 steelton school district.
4s '17
5s
—
—
holder.
zElectrlc Light Bonds
4Ms'04 J-J
$10,000
July 1 1934
(Subject to call July 1 1919)
xWater-Works Construc'n Bds.
4Ms'll F-A$lOO,OOOc_Aug 21 "21-'36
(Part every 5 years)
xPaving Bonds.
4s
J-D
$5,000
June 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921- $100,400
4Ms'04 J-J
15.000
July 1 1934
Floating debt (additional)
200
(Subject to call July 1 1919)
Sinking fund
2,816
$7,000
July 1 1932
Tot. assess.vaI.(M act.)'20.2,500 000 4Ms'04 J-J
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$12 00 4Ms'06J-D / 10,000c-J'ne 1 *26&'31
1
5.000c—June 1 1936
Population, 1910,3,479; 1920, 5.278
INT. at First Nat. Bk.f So. Fork.
SOUTH
_
sharon hill.
This borough Is In Delaware Co.
Inc. Mar. 1890.
Pop'n 1910. 1.401:
1920,1,780.
All bonds tax-free to
4Ms'16J-J/$20,000 July 1 1926 & '37
\ 30.000. .July 1 '31 & *36
Population 1910, 5.700; 1920, 4,675
$60,000
8,960
INT. on bonds marked (*) at office Sinking fund
of Boro. Treas.; on others at McDow¬ Assessed val'n, real estate-.3,950,805
Assessed val'n, personal...
43,060
ell Nat. Bank, Sharon.
Other assessable property.
115,350
Total assessed val'n 1919-.4,109,215
sharon school district.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919-. .$10.00
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921
$256,000
Population 1910. 6,721; 1920, 7,353
Total assess, val. 1921 (abt.
1-4 actual)
8,701,180 SOUTH UNION TWP. SCH. D.
Tot.taxrate(per $1,000) '20—.$25.00
Population In 1920 (est.)—,
22,500
tarentum.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
Inc. 1842
Population 1910. 7,414;
1920, 8,925.
xStreet, Fire & Funding Bonds.
4 Ms'07M-Nz /20,000c
4s
Brownsville)
-
—
1943
time.)
any
Floating debt
^Inking fund.
lehem).
SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.
—
tax-free to holder
are
F-A
4s '00
STROUDSBURG.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM
5s '20
—
-
(per $1,000) 1921..$20.00
4,600
1 '44-'48 Population In 1920 (est.).—
•
BOND. DEBT Jan 3 *21— $539,000
Floating debt...
55,000
Sinking fund
119,794
Assess, val.'21 (65%acb.).14,935.190
Ref. Loan (Opt. after 5 Years).
$60,000
1940
Paving & Small Pox Bonds
3Ms*06 F-A S24,000c—Aug 1 1926
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1911)
Water Loan (opt. beg. 1907).
3Ms'02 s-a
$35.000c
1922
4Ms
75.000
5Ms'20
$75,000
-1940
Sewer and Refunding Bonds
4Ms'll F-A $45,000c—Aug 1 1941
(Optional after Aug. 1 1921)
Sewer Loan (opt. beg. 1909).
3M<04 s-a
$13.700c
1924
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1921S277.400
13,000
Population 1910, 8,145; 1920, 10,665 Sinking funds
INT. at the McKees Rock Trust Assessed val. '21 (1-3 act.).3,134,155
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$36.00
Co., McKees Rock.
12,363
Pop'n 1910. 9,462; 1920
8towe twp. school dist.
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
This
BOND. DEBT Apr 15
borough,
Incorporated
1887, is in Montgomery Co.
...
School tax (per $1,000)
Bank.
This
...
Assessed valuation 1917—-5,998.969
Nat.
soudertonT
Is
[VOL. 112.
AND TOWNS
PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES
108
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21-$28.00
Population 1910,42,829; 1920.37,118
INT. payable at the County Com¬
missioner's office.
titusville.
This city is in Crawford County.
First charter
Feb.
28 1866;
present
charter May 23 1889.
Commission
form of government went into effect
Jan. 1
1914.
City Bonds (Tax-exempt).
3Ms
J-J
$2,000.
1937
3 Ms
J-J
45,000
1939
4Ms'19
48,000
July 1 1943
(Optional July 1 1924.)
—
tamaqua.
This borough is in Schuylkill Co.
Fire Engine Bonds.
4Ms'18 J-J 1 $10,000
Jan 1 1948
Incorp, in 1833.
On June 12 1920 GEN. BD. DT. Jan '19—
$66,800
Council
passed an ordinance
Sinking fund
16,746
extending the borough's boundaries
Improv't bonds (add'l)
18,700
over
one mile west,
taking in the Assess, val. '18
(real est.). .5,385,443
village of Newkirk (V. 110, p. 2586). Tax rate
(her $1,000) 1913—116.00
the
Bonds
are
all tax-free.
Ref. & Impt. Bonds (opt. beg. *19}
4Ms'14
$25,000c
—
Pop'n 1910, 8,533; 1920
8.432
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
June, 1921.]
PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND
t1tusville school dist.
4 Ms'11 A-OI
upper darby township.
This
township
Is
in
Delaware
Bonds below tax-free.
Road and Highway Bonds.
5s
$58,500
May 1 1922
Sewer Bonds.
$63,450c&rApr 1 *22-'39
2, OOOc&r-Apr 1 1940
»
^
BOND. DEBT May 23 '21
County.
$65,000
Ass'd
yal. 1921 (30% act.)-2,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1920--S25.00
Population 1920 (est.)
10,000
INTEREST payable
In
at banks or Treas. office.
4Ms
$35,000
May 11943
Sewer and Building Bonds.
4Ms'15
$150,000—-Jan 1 1945
Sewer, Roads, &c., Bonds.
5s '18
July 1 1928
J-D
—
___
upper darby twp. sch. dist
-s
'13
-s
tax-free to holder.
'15
-s
-s
$15,000
1923
61.000
50,000
—-
1945
___
*18
5s *18
4Ms'12 M-N$145,000_Nov 1 '21-'41
(115,000, *21; $20,000, *26; $30,000,
*31; $35,000, '36: $45,000, *41.)
4Ms'16 M-N120.000
Nov 1 '38-'43
—
A-O
*19
Street Bonds.
This district (P. O. Ambler) Is in
Montgomery County.
$3,500
6,000
20,000
45,000
School
*22-'47
TOTAL DEBT—
(?)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918——$9.00
School Bonds.
This district (P. O. Port
5s '21
M-S
...
Sinking fund
Total tax rate (per M.) '20- _$21.25
Population 1910, 7,167; 1920, 9,084
*
INT. at Blair Co. Bank, Tyrone.
tyrone school district.
4s '00
s-a
$12,500c
1930
4s
4Ms'll
4Ms'16
24,000
BOND. DEBT
Apr 18 1921
Floating debt
Sinking fundAssess, val. '21
School tax (per
$93,000
19,500
23,761
(45% act.) 2.925.155
$1,000) 1921--S24.00
Population in 1920
9,065
INT.
Bank,
at
Farmers'
&
(P.
O.
Brldgeville
cityl
uniontown.
This city is the county
Fayette County.
Inc. as
class city Jan. 3 1916.
This district
in
Cambria
(P. O. Johnstown)
County.
is
Bonds.
J-D $35,000—June 15 1937
School
5s '17
TOTAL DEBT
Apr 26 1920
$82,000
Ass'd val'n 1920
(80% act) 2,643,970
(per $1,000) 1918
$8.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
984
yoder~township.
upper
This township
Road
(P. O. Johnstown)
County.
Bonds.
J-J
$32,000—Jan 1 '22-'25
July 1919$40,000
3,166,780
Gen. tax rate 1919 (per $1,000)—$10
Population in 1920—
1,369
INT. at Johnstown Savings Bank,
BOND. DEBT
Assessed
value
Johnstown.
venango county.
Franklin is the county seat.
4Ms'10 A-Oll 58,000c
1921-1928
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21
$158,000
Assess, val. real
27,658,634
Assess, val. personal
15,581,649
Total
assess,
val.
1920
(70% actual)
43,240,283
County tax (per $1,000) 1920.$4.00
Population 1910, 56,350; 1920-59,184
INTEREST payable by Treasurer.
verona.
seat of
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
third- 4Ms
J 15,000-Jan 129-39-144
ilO,000
Jan 1 1949
Street Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 30 T6$71,500
5s '20
s-a
$70,000
May 1 1950 Floating debt
>
21,436
Building Bonds {Tax free.)
Sinking fund
5,254
4s *06
A-O $80,000c
Oct 1 1930 Total assessed value 1916--2,349,685
Street Bonds (Tax free.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) —$ 19.00
4s '06
A-O $50,000c—Oct 1 1930 Population 1910, 2,849; 1920—3,938
4Ms'12M-N
—
42,000c.
1942
Street and Sewer (Tax free.)
M-N $44,500c__May 1 1928
(Subject to call May 1 1918)
Funding Bonds (Tax free.)
4Ms'12 M-N $58,000c.—May 1 1942
4Ms'15
12.000
BOND. DEBT June 10 '21
$376,500
Assess, val. 1921 (1-3 act.)10,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921_._$45.00
Population '10, 13,344; '20, 15,692
—
INTEREST payable in Unlontowr
at
uniontown school dist.
A
district
Bonds
are
in
Fayette
County
tax-free to holders.
$6,000
Bond issue 1903—
Bond issue 1907
21,000
30.000
Bond issue 1908
Bond issue 1914
125.000
86,000
Bond issue 1915
25.000
Bond issue 1910
Building Bonds.
4Ms'16 s-a
$225,000
(Due $25,000 yrly. after 20 years.)
BOND. DEBT May 1920- $518,000
Assessed valuation 1919—7,926.525
School tax (per $1,000) *19—$25.00
INT.
issues
on
1903. 1914. 1915 and 1916
payable at
Citizens'
Title A
Trust Co., Union town, on 1907 issue
Bk., Phila.; on
& Tr. Co.,
Pitts.; on 1910 issue Fidelity Title
& Tr. Co., Pittsburgh.
at Merchants'
1908
Nat.
issue at Safe Dep.
verona school district
4Ms'12
4Ms'13
„_
--.
$57,650c_May 1 22-'42
25,000Apr 1'33-38-43
BOND. DEBT Mar 1920-- $129,500
Floating debt
8,000
Assess, val. '20 (4-5 act.)—2,859,450
School
tax (per $1,000) 1919-$12 00
4,500
Population in 1920
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Verona.
'06
M-N 59.300c.Nov 1 '21-'36
Paving & Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'04 A-O $35,0004s *04
A-O
70,000BOND. DEBT May 20'21
$426,000
Sinking funds
30,0 >2
11,500,000
$16.50
Pop'n, '10, 18,778; '20
—21,480
INT. at any Washington bank.
warren.
Sewer
Bonds.
Ms'17 J-J
$10,000
Refunding Bonds.
Ms
A-0$ll9,000_
July 1 1927
f
Flood-Protection Bonds.
4Ms'17 J-J
$5,000
I
July 1 1927
$2,000
July 1 1927
BOND. DEBT May 27 '21 $304,000
Sinking funds
28,038
Assess, val. '21 (2-3 act.).11.3/9.783
Borough tax (per $1,000) *21--$15.00
Pop'n, '10. 11,080; '20_
14,256
1,457
Berwick.)
west
carroll township.
This
township (P. O. Ebensburg)
in Cambria
County.
-
Road Bonds.
5s '19
M-S
$30,800.-Sept 1 '21-'38
bond. debt 1919-----Total
assess,
val.
1919----
$32,500
937,170
Population in 1920 (est.)
3,636
west chester.
This borough is the
capital of Ches¬
ter County.
Incorp. March 1799.
Bonds below are all subject to call.
5s '20
120,900c.June 1 '22-'50
General
Loan.
1940
1944
—.
1946
—
4s
'03
J-D
1,500
'04
J-D
25,000
June 11922
—
-June 1
1924
26,000--June 1 '22- 34
5s
20.000—Aug 1 '26-'34
'04
M-S
4Ms'09 M-S
41.000—Sept 1 '2l-*30
$134,700
11,146,115
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$'2-00
Population in 1920 (est.)
27,000
Bonds free from tax
A-O $63,800c
1941
61,200c
1944
Street Improvement Bonds
3s
A-O
$5,100c
1929
3 Ms
A-O
4,300c—Apr 1 1933
Redemption Bonds
3Ms
A-O $22,300c1927
4s
4s
holder.
to
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '21- $386,500
Total valuation 1920
9,649,093
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$26.00
Pop'n
Washington
1910,
11,767;
11,717
1920,
INT. payable by Borough Treas.
are tax-free.
Bonds
is the county seat.
court-house
bonds,
State
tax
on
west chester school dist.
bridge 4s, 4Ms of 1915 and 4.70s, 3Ms'05 A-O $60,000c---Oct 1 1935
funding 4s and road 4Ms is paid by 4s '09
A-O
20,000c-.-Oct
1 1939
the county; State tax on other road
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910)
bonds & bridge 4 Ms is paid by holder. 4s
'17
J-D 120,000
-Dec 1947
4s
4s
4s
Court-House and Jail Bonds
'98 F-A8$l57,600r-Aug 1 '21-'26
'01
J-D 181,900r_Dec 31'21-'30
Bridge Bonds
'08
A-O
$96,400c—Oct 1 '21-'30
63,200—July 1 '21-'28
18,750c_June 1 '22-*24
4.70*13 F-A
6,374c.Aug 1 *2l-'23
Road Bonds
4s *07
F-A $51.500c&rAugl '21-*26
4s '08
F-A
66,000c.Aug 1 '21-'28
4s '09
A-O
70,200c—Apr 1 '22-'30
4a *10
J-J
100,000c--July 31 1931
4Ms'll J-J
275,000c_July 1 *21-*31
4Ms* 12 J-D
70,000c.Dec 15 '21-'27
4Ms'13 M-N 94,200c_May31 '22-'33
4Ms'14 J-J
93,000c .June 1 '22-*33
4Ms'15 M-S 111,500—Mar 1 '22-'34
4s '16
M-N125,000c
1924-1933
5,000c
Oct 1 1925
4s *17
70,000c_0ct 1 *26-'32
50,000c_0ct 1 *33-'34
5,000——Oct 1 1927
70,000--Oct 1 *28-'34
4Ms'19 A-O
50,00—OOct 1 '35-*36
I 10,000.-Nov 1 '25-*26
4Ms'08J-J
4Ms'12 J-D
'
(Optional Dec. 19220
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '21- $200,000
Sink, fund for Loan of 1917.
16,000
Assess, val. real estate
9,001,038
Assess, val. personal
648,055
Tot.assess.val.'20(90%act.)9,649,093
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20$ 13.00
Population 1920 (est.)
12,000
INTEREST at
the
Farmers
Mechanics' Tr. Co., Westchester.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
&
west homestead.
This borough is in Allegheny, Co.
1900.
Bonds are tax-freb to
Inc.
holders.
Population 1910. 3,009.
Street & Funding Bonds.
J
4Ms'16 F-A $50,000.-Aug 1 '22-'46
Refunding Bonds
4Ms'08 J-J
$25,000c
.1934
4s
Sewer Bonds
J D $22,000c.
1930
Municipal BIdg
4s
J-D
Bonds
$3.500c.
1922
Street bonds
.$49,000
BOND. DEBT June 1 '21. $135,000
5s '20 M-N j 100,000—Nov 1 '27-'36 Sinking fund
13,217
50,000-.Nov 1 '37-*38 Assess, val. real
1,290,380
5s '21
500,000--Nov 1 '26-'40 Assess, val. personal
316,500
Funding Bonds
Corporation property
2,944,830
4s '09
J-J
$6.000c- -July 151921 Total assess, val. 1921
4,551,710
BOND. DEBT Jan 5'21- $2,133,000
(Assessment about 80% actual.)
Assessed val. real
139,500,000 Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1921--S11.00
Assessed val. personal
27,364,798 Population 1910, 3 009; 1920. 3.435
Total assess, value 1920-166,864,798
INTEREST at Monongahela Trust
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 192017.50
Co., Homestead.
Pop'n 1910, 143,680; 1920—189,000
Court-house
and
jail bonds are west manchester twp. s. d.
registered; all others coupon with
This district (P. O. York R. F. D.
privilege of registration.
No. 1) is in York County.
§ INT. at Union Tr. Co., Pitts¬
School Bonds.
burgh; others at County Treas. office. 5s '18
—
—
A-0/$15,000—Oct 1 *23 &'28
1 15,000
Oct 1 1938
waynesboro]
This
borough
is
in
Franklin
CountyAll bonds are tax-free.
$4,500c
3Ms'10
27,000c
1930
4.90s
—
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1920—$30,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—-$4.00
westmont school
dist.
BOND. DEBT June 1 1921 $120,000
20,000c
1935 Floating debt (add'l)20,000
Sewer and Paving Bonds.
Sinking fund—
16,189
4Ms'13 ... $70,000c&r
1943 Tot. ass'd val.'20 (80% act.)2,471,330
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) '20-'21 $20.00
$25, OOOc&r July 1 1932 Population in 1920
1,976
4Ms'17 J-J • 25.OOOc&r.July 1 1932
50.000c&r_July 1 1937 westmoreland county.
—
—
_
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921. $221,500
Floating debt (add'l)
Sinking fund
Total
assessed
(60%
actual/
county.
la
the county
seat.
-
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J
$35,250c_July 1 *21-'31
(See V. 103. p. 434. for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21
$196,500
Assessed valuation, real..21,425,316
Assessed val'n, personal..
696.182
4.500,000
years beginning July 1 1924)
Road Bonds (Tax free.)
4Ms'13
$250,000
1933
(Subject to call beginning 1923.)
4Ms'15 ..-$250,000
1935
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1925.)
4s'16
500,000. July 1 *36 & *41
Court-House Bonds (Tax-free.)
4s
J-J $443,000c... July 1 1930
BOND. DT. May 23 '21-$1,698,000
Sinking fund
711,114
Ass'd val'n, real est, '20.154,211,340
County tax (per $1,000) 1921a_$9.00
Pop'n 1910, 231,304; 1920.-273,568
INT.
payable
at Westmoreland
Nat. Bank, Greensburg.
'20.S26.00
Waynesboro.
waynesboro school dist.
4s '11
J-J
are
tax-free to holder.
$60.000c.-July
1
1941
(Optional after July 1 1926)
3Ms'02 J-D $20.000c
1932
4s '07
J-D
1937
20,000c
4Ms l2 J-D
50,000c--May 31 1942
(Subject to call June 1 1927)
BOND. DEBT
Floating debt
Is Greensburg.
Funding Bonds (Tax free.)
J-J $250,000c—July 1 1934
^Subject tc call $125,000 every fiv
Population 1910, 7,199; 1920—9,720
INT. payable at the First Nat.
Bank,
County seat
25,000
33,112
valuation
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
bonds below
Warren
987,559
—
4s
A-O $20.000c
washington school dist.
'99
J-J
$7,600--July 1 '22-'24 4s
54,700
» 33,500
3Ms'99 M-S
5,000
Sept 1 1921 4s
Sewer Bonds.
3Ms'00J-D
6,500—Dec 1 '22-'23
1921
Fire Truck Bonds.
4Ms'17 J-J
warren
1919-
.
in Warren County.
Paving, Sewer & Fire Dept. Bds.
4Ms'15J-D $50.000
June 11945
4
val.
berwick.
(See
4s
4s '05
This borough is
Fayette Title & Trust Co.
west
is
4Ms'06 M-S $30,000
Tax rate
a
4s '03
J-J
5s *10
10,000—
Park Bonds
4s *04
A-O $20,000c—Oct 1 '21-'22
Sewer Bonds
Total val. 1920
(M% act.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
assess,
Prin. and int. payable at the First
National Bank, of Erie.
washington county.
Bridge Bonds (Tax-free).
borough is In Erie County.
Incorporated in 1861.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1921
$38,706
Total assessed valuation __1,145,194
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20 $47.00
Pop'n 1910, 3,104; 1920-—'— 3,850
5s *02
upper yoder school dist.
Merchants'
This
4s '02
1 1921
A-O 150.000c--Oct 1 '26-'32
M-Nl 0.5.000c
Nov 1 '2l-'27
A-O
4,500-
TOTAL DEBT April 1921
Assess val.*20(70% act.)
Tyrone.
union
'04
Total
Population in 1920
Improvement Bonds.
A-O
$500c—Oct
4Ms'04 J-D
F. D. No. 2) is in Allegheny Co.
5s *19
1946
-
ulation of 3,700 was annexed in 1907.
Bonds (Tax-Free).
5s'20
M-N$60.000Mayl'30-'40-*50
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 1921
$60,000
Tot.ass'd val.'21(80%)act. 13.464,080
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20—$6.50
Population in 1920
1,458
1926
$50,000c.__ 1931 & 1941
s-a
s-a
district
s. d.
School
is in Cambria
(Optional after 1920)
s-a
$rj,500c
(Optional after 1916)
'06
This oorough is in Erie County.
washington.
General Municipal Bonds.
This borough is in Washington Co.
A-O $69,OOOcOctl'29-'39-'49
Incorporated as a borough Nov. 5 5s '19
1907. West Washington, with a pop¬ BOND. DEBT 1919
$69,000
5s
claiittwp.
upper st.
19,492
Tot.ass'd val.*20(50% act.)2,905,902
($60,000-Mar 1 '26, '31.
\ '36 and '41
40.000 Mar 1 '46& *50
BONDED DEBT
(?)
This
Building and Funding Bonds.
(Optional after 10 yearn.)
$2,800
Apr 1 1923
4s '12
A-0
3,988c
Apr 1 1932
4s '16
A-O 13,763.87c.Apr 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *21$20,552
Floating debt
20.000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 16 '21.
$40,552
wesleyville.
Kennedy)
is in Montgomery County.
R.
Incorp. July 1857.
1
upper merion twp. s. d.
_
tyrone.
4s '03
Bonds.
Ms '17 J-J $40.000—Jan
4Ms'17 M-N200.000
(Due beginning May 1 1921)
4Ms'l9
25.000
(Due beginning 1924)
BOND. DEBT July 1920.- $304,500
Other debt..
18,597
Sinking fund, cash
13,147
Sinking fund, bonds.
5,000
Assessed valuation 1920
6,938,750
School tax (per $1,000) 1920._$18.00
Blair County.
INTEREST at office of Treasurer.
INT. at Warren Trust Co.
4s
creek 8ch. dist.
in
1921 --$18.00
14,000
Population 1919, est
4s
upper
dublin
township
school district.
This borough is
School tax (per $1,000)
4s '99
-
Pop'n 1910, 3,545;
1920,
3,332.
Funding and Paving Bonds
5s '07
J-D $40,660c__J&D
'19-'37
(See V. 85, p. 1539, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT June 12 "15 $122,000
Assess, val. (M act.) '14—3,260,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1914
10.00
1926.)
(Part due every 5 years.
BOND. DEBT April 1920
$227,000
Ass. val.'19-'20 (%% act.). 10,950,000
-
—
This borough is in Greene County.
Bonds are tax-free to
holder.
50,000c—May 5 1943
70,000c.May 11 '20'44
4MsT4 M-N
50.000
—
'20
$20,000 in
4Ms'13 M-N
50,000—-Apr 15 1948
61,000
School BIdg. & Funding Bonds.
4s '17
J-J $200,000
1947
BOND. DEBT May 1920- $487,000
Assess. val. * 19 (abt60 % act.)6,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1919—$10.00
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk., Clift. Heights
-s
4Ms'lO M-N/$16,000c_Nov 1 *-21'36
\
8,000c_Nov 1 *37-40
NET DEBT
$237,990
Assessed valuation 1920
6.938,750
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913--_$21.50
Population 1910, 4,995; 1920, 8,133
...
Population in 1920 (est.)
11,500
INT. at any Waynesboro bank.
waynesburg]
25,000
July 1 1933
29,000
July 1 1938
Funding & Sewer Bonds.
5s
$33,000
Jan
1 1948
5s '16
M-S
Funding and Road Bonds.
$7,500c_Sept 1 '21-'35
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21_
$72,500 4Ms'10
$28,000
Novt
1940
Ass'd val. '21 (50% act.)..1,598,000 4Ms
30,000
Junel 1942
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921-..$14.00 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 *18- $394,800
Population 1910, 1,959; 1920, 2,727 Assess, val. '18 (3-5 act.)—7,500,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank.Trafford. Populat'n, 1910, 5,385; 1920, 8,956
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk., Clift. Hgts.
Issue of 1915
warren school district.
Inc. in 1816.
borough Is in Westmoreland
County.
Improvement Bonds.
I
Issue of 1897Issue of 1904
Issue of 1909
Population 1910,39,573; 1920-39,992
(Optional $11,000 every 5 years.)
3Ms'01 J-J
$50,000c
July 1 1931
(Subject to call $10,000 in 1921,
This
turtle creek.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
8,583
21,692
[Bonds
Assess, val. 1920 (70% act.)4,300,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$16.00
___
are
trafford.
turtle
Sinking fund /Cash
650,800
School Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4s '97
J-J
$32,000c-June 1 *22-'37
($6,000
are
109
—
tax-free to holder.
Bonds below
Other assessable property-
Tot. val. '20 (abt. 60 % act.)22,772,298
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$6.00
___
Titusvllle
Bonds
TOWNS
Apr 25 '21- $150,000
20,000
—
ts '09
—
WEST NEWTON SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. West Newton)
in
Westmoreland
1920. 0,908.
Co.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
$26,000
1,134,680
'20-S20.00
2,650
Population in 1920 (est.)
PITTSTON.
This
borough
in Luzerne Co.
WILKES-BABBE TWP. SCH.DIS.
Adjacent to the city
Barre but has no political
High School Bldg.
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 *21.
Tot. ^ss'd val.'21 (3-5 act.)
WEST
(P. O. Pittston) is
Pop'n, 1910, 6,848;
1920, 6,968.
Paving Bonds.
4s *03
$15.500
General Impt. Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$10,000c...Jan
(Tax-freej.
1 '21-'32
Assess. val. '14 (2-3
$98,000
act.)—5,096.007
(per $1,000) 1918—810.00
Population In 1914 (est.)
7,500
INT. payable In Wilkes-Barre.
Tax rate
WILKINSBURG.
This, borough
1 1938
of Wilkesconnection.
5s '14
M-NS39.100-.Nov
BOND. DEBT Nov 2 1914
Ok.
Inc.
1933
...
5 1887.
(Optional beginning Jan. 1 1923)
F-A ($20,000
1921-1930
6s'15
112,500
1931-1935
Sewer Bonds.
5s *95
$8,000-1925
BOND. DEBT June 10 '21 $116,500
...
10,042
Sinking funds
val.
1921-
—
3.783 432
-
Borough tax rate(per$l,000)'15.$8.00
INT. at West Side Bk.. W. Pitts.
WEST PITTSTON SCH. DIST.
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
$1,000c—Dec 1 1921
4Ms'08 J-D/
Pop. 1910, 18,924;
8,500
Population in 1919 (est.)
INTEREST
payable at People's
Union Savings Bank, Pittston.
WEST TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
This twp.
(P. O. Johnstown) is in
Cambria County.
Feb. 1
5s'16
J-D|$22,000c June 15, '26, '31
\ 12,500c...June 15 1936
$45,500
11,000
BOND. DEBT May 23 *21-
Sinking
Street Bonds
3Mb'00 J-J
$36,000c.July 10
4s '04
fund
Ass'd val. '20 (abt. 50% act.) 750,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S15.00
Population 1910, 1,056; 1920-1,208
1921 (4-5 actual) — — ..23 865 040
rate (per $1,000> 1921 -.$10-00
INTEREST payable in
Ilkin burg
Tax
Wilkinsburg First National Bank.
at
*
Tax exempt.
Allegheny Co.
1925
-s '08
7,500—
1928
-s '10
10,000
1940
-s '.11
5,000
1941
-s '14
7,500
1944
-s *16
10,000
1936
4 Ms
8,000
1947
Sewer & Bridge Bonds (Tax-free)
$12,000—Feb 1 1924
4Ms'14 F-A { 20,000—Feb 1 1934
-6
This borough is In
'05
$8,500
WILKINSBUBG SCHOOL DIST.
4Mb'95J-J
$8,000c
1924
Is '98
M-N 18,000c
-1928
4s '02
M-S
30,000c
1932
4s '06
M-N 75.000c
— 1936
4s '08
M-N 110,000c
1938
4Ms'10 M-N200,000c
-1940
4s '16
J-D 240,400.-June 1 '22-'46
4s'17
F-A 125,000--Feb 1 '28-*46
1935
13,000——
—
on
issue of
1898
at Chase
Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on bonds of 1908
and 1910 at Treasurer's office; on all
First Nat. Bank, Wilkins¬
Bonds are tax-free to holder
others at
burg.
—
—
—_
—-
—
.
—
1_30,000—Feb 1 1944
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21. $161 000
9,000
6,000
32,578
Assessment debt
Floating debt
Sinking fund
Sewer sinking fund
Assessed valuation, real
Assessed val'n, personal-;
.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21_$15.00
Population 1910, 1,626: 1920—2,797
INT. payable at Citizens Nat'l
This
School tax
(per $1,000) 1921—$20.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
4,000
INT. at Braddock Nat. Bk, Bradd'k.
WILLIAMSPOBT.
This
Impt. Bonds {Opt. beg. 1915).
3Ms'05 M-NS19,700c—Nov 1 1935
4MB
35,000
1948
(Optional after 1928.)
4Ms'21 M-S 185,000
Mar 1 1951
(Optional Mar. 1 193i)
borough is in Mercer County.
Street Bonds.
'19
—
Sewer & Bridge Bonds.
J-J
4Ms
1925-1939
$25,000
)EBT May
iPart each 5 2years)
*21--$28
500
3,000
Sinking fund.-
Tot. ass'd val. '20 (M act.)-.550,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21-$45.00
Pop'n 1910.
city Is the county seat of Ly¬
Incorp. Jan. 25 1866.
coming Co.
—-
Bellevue, Pa.
WHEATLAND.
—s
—
12,219
2,472,510
881,675
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (60%act.).3,354,185
Bank
4Ms'12 A-O $31,700c—1921-1937
_■ *16
25,000
May 4 1921 .$61,000
Ass'd val. '21 (80% act.)„2,122,100
1,742
955; 1920
$35.000
20,000c—May 1 1935
4Ms'10M-N(
]
4Ms'12 M-N
4Ms'17 M-N
21,000c—May 1 1940
80.000c
Nov 1941
90,200—Nov 1 '21-'47
BOND. DEBT May 31
Wllkes-Barre Is In Luzerne County.
City
4Mb
4Ms
3Ms
to
1935.)
4fl
Street Bonds (5s J-J
166,700
18,100.
.
19221 $39,300
——
1924
19231
1925
32,000.
Refunding Bonds
3Ms
F-A $72.000c—Feb 1 '22-'29
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21$1,712,151
Assessment
debt
192,596
Floating debt (incl.)
Sinking fund
11,051
Non-residents
INT.
are
exempt.
$258,000 4s at U. S. Mtg.
& Tr. Co. In N. Y.; on $290,000 4Mb
at Columbia Tr. Co., N. Y.; on oth¬
ers
at Treasurer's office.
WILKES-BABBE SCH. DIST.
Building Bonds.
J-J
$4,500c
.1924
4Ms'07 A-O
40,000c.Apr 1 '22-'26
4Ms'09 M-N410,000c.Nov 1 '21-'36
4 Ms
M-N165,000c-May 1 '22-*34
4Ms'13 J-D
76.000c.June 1 '35-'38
4s
State tax on bonds
paid by city.
INT. at Treasurer's office.
This district
Delaware
is in
Bonds are tax-
(P. O. Yeadon)
County.
coupon
Trust
A-0/S16,700c_Apr 1 '22-*23
V 75,000c-—Apr 1 1928
|22.000r —Sept 1 1924
4s '98
3.65s'99M-S
147,000r—Sept 1 1929
Refunding Bonds,
3Ms'00 Dec $90,000c-Dec 15 '20-'30
(Part every 5 years.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$8.00
Toll Road Impt. Bonds.
INT. payable at Landsdowne &
Darby Savings Fund & Trust Co., 4Ms'19 J-D $43,000—Dec 10 1948
Landsdowne.
(Optional Dec 10 1924.)
Funding Bonds.
Apr 7 1947
$65.000
4Ms'17 A-O $65.000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 16 '21
Total assess, val. 1921
-
1,780,000
county seat of York Co.
borough Sept. 24 1787; as city
Jan. 11 1887. Several suburban dis¬
Inc.
as
tricts were annexed early In
1900.
Improvement Bonds {Tax-free).
4Ms'15 —-$160.000c_JuIy 1 *25-44
(Part due every 5 years)
4Ms'19
fl5,000c—Sept 1 1929
90,000cSptl'34-'39-'44
---
(45,000c-..Sept 1 1948
Street and Sewer {Tax-free).
1924-1943
4Ms'14 F-A$200,000c
Highway Bonds {Tax-free)
.
3Ms'00
$33,500
Apr 1 1930
3Ms'02 M-S 59,000c—Mar 1 1932
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1923.)
3Ms'03
$27,000c
Fire Department {Tax-free).
3Ms'02 F-A $20,000c
Feb 1 1932
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1922.)
3Ms'03 M-NIl 1,000c.-May 1 1933
(Subject to call after May 1 1923.)
—
3Ms,02MN$I15.000c-Nov 1 *20-'32
(Part every 5 years.)
Bridge Bonds.
3Ms'02 M-N $3,000c—Nov 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Jan 5 1921
$503,000
Sinking fund
—
207.919
Assess, val.
1916
62,040,345
M
County tax (per $1,000) '16
$4.50
Pop'n in 1910.136.400; 1920,144,521
INT. at office of County Treas.
ZERBE
TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
(P. O. Shamokin) is
This district
in Northumberland County.
High School Bldg, {Tax-free).
4Ms'17 s-a
$65,000J_
1947
(Dist. reserves the right to redeem
bonds as follows:
$10,000 after 5
$10,000 in 10 yrs., $10,000 in
$12,000 in 20 yrs. and
in 25 yrs.)
BOND. DEBT May 23 '21
$65,000
yrs.,
15
yrs.,
$13,000
Assessed valuation
Tax rate
{Tax-free).
$172,720c-Dec 1 '2l-*33
J-D
4s '03
State of
1921.—3,381,368
(per $1,000)
Population
in
1921
1921—$17.00
(est.)
3,000
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
as
area
„One
State
a
of State (square
State
WILLIAMSPOBT SCH. DIST.
4.20s'13J-J $219.000--July 1 '24-'38
(Part due every 5 years.)
4s
School Building Bonds.
'17
J-J
$30,000.
4 years and 8
37,000—-Nov
47,000
Nov
Nov
4Ms'19 M-N 57,000
(Due part in
—
years.)
1 1924
1 1929
72,000
1 1934
Nov 1 1939
.87,000
Nov 1 1944
J-D 200,000-June
1 '25-'45
(Part each 5 years.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 16 '21
$749,000
Sinking funds
96,119
Total val. (85% act.) '21-22,706,415
5s '20
Total tax rate
(per $1,000) *21-$19.00
Population in 1920INT. at
36,198
Susquehanna Trust & Safe
Deposit Co., Williamsport.
Delaware.
ITS
Total
of Original
miles)
-
Thirteen
2.050
-Dover
Capital
(term expires Jan. 1925)----Wm. D. Denney
Sec'y of State (term expires with Gov.)
A. R. Benson
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1923)
George M. Fisher
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1923)-Daniel Thompson
Att'y-Gen. (term exp. with Gov.)-Sylvester D. Townsend,Jr.
—
-
Governor
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
The present extent and condition or the debt and
given below, showing that Delaware now holds
liabilities.
Refunding.
Cer. to Delaware College.
J-D$245,000
Dec 1 1927
6s '77
J-J
$83,000
Perpetual 3s '97
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1922.)
Refunding Bonds {Tax-exempt).
Cert, to Sinking Fund.
4s *07
J-D$230,000c.-June 1 1932
4s '09
J-J
$20.000
June 1 1932
Hospital Bonds.
Ap il 1894,
resources
page
72.
of the State
are
good assets more than equaling its
Highway Bonds.
J-J
$40,000c—July 1 1927
4Ms'18 J-J $600,000c—Jan 1 1958
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1917.)
J-J
4Ms'l9 J-J
500.000
Jan 1 1959
$40.000c
(Due $5,000 on July
1 in even
(Optional 1920.1
numbered years.
4Ms'20 J-J $1.000,000-Jan 11960
(Optional at any time.)
To School Fund.
Jan 1 1961
6s'06 Julyl $178.785
July 1 1926 4Ms'21 J-J 500,000
(Optional any time.)
Women's College Impt. Bonds.
4s '17 1 A-O $110,000--Apr 1 '21-'42
4s '07
4s *15
WILMERDING SCHOOL DIST.
.This district is in
Allegheny Co.
4Ms'12 M-N$51,000c
1921-1937
A-O
$6,800
1921-1924
BOND. DEBT May 3 '21$r)2,000
Assess, val. *21 (80% act.).5,279,100
4s
School tax
(per $1,000) 1921—$17.00
Population In 1920 (est)
6,440
INT. at East
Pittsburgh National
Bank of Wilmerding.
INTEREST.—On bonds of 1906 is payable at the office of School Fund
Trustee; refunding bonds of 1897 at the Philadelphia National Bank in
Philadelphia; on $230,000 4s, $600,000 4 Ms and $1,500,000 4 Ms at the
Farmers Bank of Dover; on Hospital and farm-purchase 4s and Women's
College impt. bonds at the Farmers' Bank in Wilmington.
WILSON.
A
borough in Allegheny County.
Street Impt. Bonds )Tax Free.)
5s '20
A-O $75.000c__Oct 1 '25-'39
6,000c
.1938
BOND. DEBT May 1'21.
$81,000
Floating debt
/—•
11 500
Sinking fund—
4 600
4Ms'08 M-N
—
90,000c..Jan 1 '22-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21. $785,500
Ass'dval.'20(abt.80%act.)79 500 000 NET DEBT
87 900
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$11.00 Assess, val. (60-70%act)'21 3,600',000
Pop'n 1910, 67,105; 1920, 75,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $37.25
INT. at School Treasurer's office. Population 1910, 1,108; 1920—3.423
4Ms'15 J-J
on
Northern
bonds of 1906 and
Apr $25,000c—Apr 1 1924
(Subject to call after Apr. 1 1919)
Court-House Bonds.
exempt.
Street Bonds.
'17
J-J
$60,000.—July 1 1947
50,068
on
bonds of 1903
Co.,
Phila.;
1908 at Chase
National Bank, N. Y.
INT.
at
on
4s *14
YEADON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Sewer Bonds
Assess, val. '20 (80% act.) 79,500.000
City tax rate (per$l,000) 1921S10.00
Pop'n 1910, 67,105; 1920. 73,833
All
bonds
held within the State
axe subject to a State tax of 4 mills.
45,955
$1,000) 1921—$14.00
Population in 1920 (est)
54,000
---
INT. at. Woodlawn Trust Co.
1927.)
Apr 16 '20. $290,900
Ass'd vaL'20(appr80%act) 21,876,710
City tax (per $1,000) 1920—$13-00
°,)p'n
10, 31,860; *2036.198
,
4Ms
J-D $152,000c
1921-1938
($9,000 yearly to 1928 and $8,000
yearly to 1938.)
4MB
A-OS290.000
($10,000 yearly to 1931, $17,000
yearly 1933-1942.)
4Ms 15 J-J $362,000c..Jan 1 '22-'29
(See V. 100, p. 6n2. fos maturity )
4Ms'19 A-O 145,000--Oct 1 '28-'37
—
-
(M act.)„.34,000,000
School tax (per
Refund. Boads (Opt. beg. 1909.)
3Ms'99 M-S $165.000c -Sept 1 1929
Improvement Bonds
J-D $90.000c—June 1 1927
M-N 40,000c—May 1 1924
F-A
36,000c. Aug 1 *21-'29
4s
J-J
258,000c.-Yrly to 1935
($15,000 yearly
to
1922, $16,000
yearly to 1930 and 20,000 yearly
175,000_Nov 1 '36-'40
DEBT Apr. 1 '21 $288,000
Sinking fund
Ass'd val. '21
assessed
(Subject to call July 1
Inc. May 14 1871.
All street-paving
bonds subject to call after one year.
Trust Co.
200.000.-June 3 *22-*51
*21 $351,000
vai.
1921
YORK COUNTY.
(15-20% act.).__
.8,156,868
York Is the county seat.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$24.00
4Ms'19
$50,000
Population in 1920---.— 12,495
Office Impt. Bonds.
5Ms'21 J-D
Total
BOND. DEBT
WILKES-BARRE.
BOND.
WOODLAWN SCHOOL DIST.
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
— — —
Grafius Run Bonds (Opt.beg.'12).
3s '02
F-A $11,200c—Aug 1 1922
&
Ma?719201 $750,000
York Is the
BOND. DEBT
Populafn in *10,44,750; 1920, 47,512
INT. payable at York at Security
Title
—
YORK.
WILKINS TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district is in Allegheny Co.
1921— $11.00
YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J-Dj$15,000r_June 1 22-'23
WINDBER SCHOOL DISTRICT. 4s "97
\ 27,OOOr.June 1 '24-'26
Building Bonds {Tax-free).
4s '99
J-D
40,000r_June 1 '26-*28
4Ms'12 F-A $50.0q0c.„Aug 1 1922
3M8'03 J-J
50.000c&r„July 1 1933
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1928.)
BOND. DEBT
$41,000c-„Jan 1 1938
Assessed valuation 1920—1,900.000 4MS'08 J-J
(Subject to call beg. Jan. 1 1918.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$19.00
3.65s'06 J-J
27,100c-July 1 '2l-'25
INT. payable at Windber.
4s '16
M-N 15,000
Nov 1 1935
18 '21
$829,000
Sinking funds
70,308
Assessed valuation, real—21,555,110
Assessed val., personal6,194
Total val. (80% act;) '20.21,561,304
School tax (per $1 000) 1920--$! 5 00
Population 1920 (est.)
30.000
BOND. DEBT Apr
—
—
f$20,000c_Jan 1 '31 & '36
f$40.000c_May 1 '25&30
INT.
WEST VIEW.
4
'21-30
36,500c-July 1 '2l-'34
1 *22-'42
$515 000
J-J
4Ms'12 M-S
50,000--8ept
TOT. DEBT Apr 18 *21—
Assessed val, real estate
1,098,411
personal
(per $1,000)
City tax
5s '21
J-J ( 45,000cJanl*41,'46,'51
BONDED DEBT
(?)
—
Elimination.
4Ms'14 J-J $ll8,000c.JuIy 1 '21-'44
4Ms'15 A-O 125,000.-Oct 1 '21-'45
Grade Crossing
4s'18
Road Impt. Bonds.
Assess, val.
Tot.asse6.val.'21(M act.). 34,372,428
WILSON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School Bonds.
4Mb'17 F-A *$150,000
(Due on various dates from
1923-1947.)
'22-'38
1
34,000c-Dec
1
TOTAL DEBT June 301920 $36,000
Ass'd val. '20 (60% act.)—3,414,901
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$14-00
Funding Bonds.
M-S $35,000—Mar 30 1932
This district (P. O. Easton) Is In 4s '12
(Subject to call after Mar 30 1917.)
Northampton County.
4e '12
J-J
$42.500
July 1 1932
4Ms'18 —$60,000c—.Aug 1 1948
(Subject to call July 1 1922.)
(Subject to call begin'g Aug. 1 1923.)
BONO. DEBT May Z'6 '21 $156,000 4M2T4 A-O $57,000
Apr 1 1943
(Part due every 10 years.)
Floating debt
(add'l)
8.000
Sinking fund
25,000 GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '21- $990,000
Assessment debt (add'l)--9,700
Total assessed value 1921
10,501
(35% act.)
2,184,600 Floating debt
238,309
School tax rate (per $1,000) '20S18.00 Sinking funds
33,247,017
Population in 1920
-5,000 Assess, val. real
WILSON BOBO. SCH. DIST.
Is In Allegheny Co.
24.403.
1920
"
Assess,
[Vol. 112.
DELAWARE-DEBT OF STATE
110
—
...
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—The total liabilities on Jan. 10 '21 were $3,056,785.
on Jan. 101921
were $5,009,522 11; assets in excess of liabilities,
The assets
$1,952,737 11.
The total assets include bank stocks, $769,622 (market
value); mortgages on railroads, $385,000; bonds, $464,285; real estate,
$1,605,000. and cash In treasury, $1,785,115 11.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The total assessed
In
1914 was $108,439,104.
valuation of the State
No assessment for State purposes since then.
there is no direct State tax in Delaware.
total for the State is to take the County assess¬
No assessment is made inasmuch as
The nearest
ments
for
assessments
approach to
county
was
a
purposes.
$209,288,049-
For
1920 the aggregate of these county
June, 1921.]
MARYLAND—DEBT OF
DEBT LIMITATION.—Neither
1897)
the
the State statutes contain
nor
bond issues
or
new
constitution (adopted June 4
general provisions authorizing
limiting the debt-making power, except that the new con¬
any
111
STATE
Water Bonds (red. beg. in 1918).
J-J
$30,000c
1943
5s '13
BOND. DEBT Apr 21
stitution—
Sinking fund (water)
(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
Pop'n
of
concurrence
three-fourths of all
the members
elected to
or under general law"; "but the foregoing pro¬
visions shall not apply to municipal corporations, banks," &c.
The above indicates that the authority as regards
municipalities [except
as already
specified in number (2)] rests with the General Assembly, and
the General Assembly always passes Special Acts to
provide for
special
occasions
„
and
needs.
INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS.—Chapter 226, Section 3, of the
Laws of 1909 provides as
Sec.
follows:
3.—Excepting where instruments creating trusts prescribe otherwise,
trustees named
in
wills
appointed by the Chancellor may hereafter invest
the funds of thier trusts in securities of the following classes and kinds, viz.:
(a) Stocks and bonds and interest-bearing obligations of the United
States for which the faith and credit of the United States are
pledged to
or
tie bonds of the District
Srovide for the payment of Columbia;
of the Interest and principal thereof, including
.
(&) Stocks and bonds and interest-bearing obligations of the State of
Delaware and of any other State of the United States, issued pursuant to
the authority of the law relating thereto;
(c) Stocks and bonds of any county of the State of Delaware and of any
county of any State of the United States, issued pursuant to the authority
of the law relating thereto;
(d) Stocks and bonds of any school district of the State of Delaware,
Issued for school purposes and pursuant to the authority of the law relating
thereto;
(e) Stocks and bonds and interest-bearing obligations of any incorporated
city or town of the State of Delaware or of any of the States of the United
States, issued pursuant to the authority of the law relating thereto, for the
payment of which the faith and credit of the municipality issuing the same
are pledged;
(ft Bonds of either natural persons or corporations, secured by first
mortgage on productive real estate, free from prior encumbrances;
(iq) Bonds of railroads, transportation and public service corporations,
secured by mortgage upon the property, plants and systems of such cor¬
porations;
(/i) Collateral trust bonds of railroads, transportation and public service
corporations, where the same are secured by guaranteed underlying stocks
(or bonds secured thereby), when no default in the payment of installments
of principal or of interest for more than ninety days after the same has be¬
come due, has occurred in connection therewith, within a period of ten days
preceding the investment of trust funds therein;
({) Car trust certificates and equipment trust bonds;
(j) Underlying securities of railroad, transportation and public service
corporations, bearing guaranteed dividends, where no default in dividends
has
occurred
after
the
guaranty;
(*) Such other securities as may be approved by the Chancellor.
By the laws of 1911 this section was amended by inserting a proviso
that "the foregoing specification of classes of securities in which trustees
may invest the funds of their estates, shall not be construed to relieve said
trustee fromthe duty of exercising due care in the investment of said funds."
BANK
INVESTMENT
LIMITATION.—Under
Section
13
of
the
Bank Act,
passed by the 1921 Legislature, it is provided: "No bank or
shall invest more than twenty-five per centum of its total
capital, surplus and undivided profits in the stock, bonds, or other obliga¬
tions of any one corporation or political, entity or political division except
bonds or other obligations of the United States, or of the State of Delaware,
or of any county, city, town, or school district in the State."
trust company
TAXATION OF BONDS.—The Secretary of State advised us Dec. 18
1911 that "no law has been passed relative to taxation of bonds and notes,
therefore they are exempt from taxation."
POPULATION OF STATE.
1920
125,015 1820
223,003 1870
1910
112,216 1810
*202,322 1860
1900
91,532 1800
H84.735 1850
189078,085 1790
168,493 1840
1880
146,608 1830
76.748
♦Includes 31,181 negroes,
zlncludes 30,697 negroes.
-
Tax
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 creditTor
appropriate money to, or assume the debt
of, or become a shareholder or joint owner in, or with, any private
corpora¬
tion or any person or company whatever."
(3) Forbids any corporation (Article 9, Sec. 1) to be created, &c., by
Special Act, "but only by
Assess.val.real
72,749
72,674
64,273
—
Water Bonds.
A-O
$7,000
4s '88
192l-$50,000 4s
5,000
est..2l(Mact.)530,OOO
rate
(per $1,000) 1921—$15.00
*10, 327; *20 (Census)..389
INT. at Sussex Trust Co.
g
'09 s-an
Oct
1 1921
83,400—May 1 '22-'23
4s g '10 M-N245.000—May 1 '23-'26
4s 05
J-D (15,000
June 15'22
[ 5,000
June 1 1923
(Subject to call.)
4Hs'14 A-0$100.000
Oct 1 '36-'37
4^8*16 A-O
50,000.—A&O 1 1940
($133,800—Oct 1 1940
4^s'16 A-0
161,000—Apr 1 1941
sussex county.
Georgetown Is the county seat.
5.200—Oct 1 1941
J^I
$5,600c. July 1 '2l-'22
5sJ'13
J-J
35.000
1923-1932 4H3'17 A-Of 160,600—Oct 1 1941
139,400—Apr 1 1942
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Sewer and Park Bonds.
Road Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-J $500,000c-Jan 1 *27-'66 4>4s'17 A-0( $31,400—Apr 1 1942
\
99,600—Oct 1 1942
(Subject to call after July 1 1929.)
Paving, Sewer 8c Street Impt.
Bridge Bonds.
A-0 $46,936
Oct
1 1921
4Hs'16
$27,000
A-0
53,650—A&O 1 1922
TOTAL DEBT Apr 29 '21$1,065,500
A-0
52,900
Oct 1 1922
Ass. val. *21 (100% act.).29,039,978
A-0 112,950—A&O 1 1923
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$6.50
A-0 119,850—A&O 1 1924
Pop'n 1910, 46,413; 1920, 43,741
A-0 127,200—A&O 1 1925
Int. at Farmers' Bk..Georgetown.
A-O
66,500
Apr 1 1926
A-O
68,500
Oct 1 1926
Wilmington]
A-0 143,100
This city Is in New Castle County.
A&O 1927
1928
A-0
91,900.—A&O
City may borrow up to
10%
of
1929
A-0 130,900.—A&O
assessed val.
Population 1910, 87,A-0 135,900—A&O
1930
411; 1920. 110,168.
•
4s
—
1931
181,500—A&O
1932
189,800.-.A&O
136,650
A&O 1933
A-O 109,850
Oct 1 1934
Park Loan
A-0 106,650
1934
4s *95
A-0 $50.000—A&O 11924
Apr
1937
88,500
4s '97- 98A-0 25,000
Apr
Oct 1 1925
1937
45,000
Oct
4s *02
A-O
15,000
Oct 1 1926
1930
61,500
Oct
4s *02
A-0
J6.900
Oct 1 1926
1938
30,000
Apr
[8.100
Apr 1 1927
1938
50,100
Apr!
4s
A-0
12,400
Apr 1 1927
1938
Oct
4s
A-O
17,600
Oct 1 1927 4^s'15 A-O 139,150
1939
110,750
4s '04
A-0
Apr
10,000
Apr 1 1928
40,000
Oct 1 1953
A-0
4s '07
A-O
35,000
Oct 1 1930 4Hs
Street, Water, Land & Harbor.
4s '09
A-0 ( 2,550
Oct 1 1932
22,450
Apr 1 1933 4Hs'19 A-O $790,000-Apr 1 '42-'47
(See V. 109, p. 1103 for maturity.)
4Hs'12 A-0
00,000
A&O 1 1935
500,000-Apr 1 '42-'47
4^s'14 A-O
75,000
A&O 1 1937 4Hs'19 A-0
(See V. 109, p. 1630 for maturity.)
1934
4Hs'll A-O (58.150
Oct
1935 TOT. BD. DT. Apr 192l-$6,406,586
[41,850
Apr
1,591,000
4Hs'14 A-O
75.000r—Apr 1 1936 Water debt (incl.)
Assessed valuation 1920-106.566,025
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Personal property not taxed.)
4^s'll A-0 $45,000
Oct 1 1934
A-O
Bldg. Commission Bonds.
4Hs'13 M-S $600,000.Sept 1 '23-*52
4^s'13 M-S 200,000c.Sept 1 '53-'62
4s '01
A-O
4s '12
A-0
4s *13
A-0
26.000——Oct
45.000
Apr
(42,850
A-O
A-O
1 1926
Total tax
1 1935
1920 117.50
Value of city property
Oct
1935
1936
Apr
4s '10
A-0
1933
45,000
Apr
A-O
4s '14
1936
55,000—A&O
1938
4^s'15 A-O
55,000
Apr
1940
4Hs'16 A-0
m
55.000
Apr
Sinking Fund Bonds.
$91,300
Oct 1 1943
43^s'21 A-0 124,800
Apr 1 1944
127,300—-Oct 1 1945
.106,600
Apr 1 1946
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'15 A-0 $49,950c—.A&O 1 1939
Street Bonds.
4Hs'16 A-011130,150—Oct 11939
(
69,850—Apr 1 1940
Grade Crossing & Sewer.
4s '02
A-0 $50,000
Apr 1 1927
Grade Crossing 8c Street.
4s '05
A-0 $50,000—A&O 1 1928
[ 2,150
(per
$1,000)
INTEREST on
$6,814,800
water
of
4s
1907
payable at the Union Nat. Bank of
Wilmington; on'all other loans at the
office of the City Treasurer.
_
Park
4^s
Improvement
wilmington school dist.
($15,000 every other year)
Funding Bonds.
Mortgage debt 6%-----Assessed valuation 1920.103,566,025
School tax (per $1,000) 1920...$5.00
Value of Bd. of Ed. prop.. 2,324,857
INTEREST
1933-1937
,
_
4Hs'17 M-N$30,000c.May 1 '22-'27
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921$305,000
Bonds.
A-0 $25,000
n
1 1923
4Hs'12 M-N 20,000c—May 1 1920
4 J4g'13 M-N 80,000c(May 1'28& 30
[Mayl 32& 34
4Hs'16 J-J
150,000c..Jan 1 '36-'54
4Ha'll A-O $20,000c—Apr
Union
Nat.
payable
is
Bank
of
at
the
Wilmington.
59.096
State of
Maryland.
ITS
CITIES, COUNTIES
STATE
AND TOWNS
OP
IN
THE
DEBT, RESOURCES, ET0.
DELAWARE.
Admitted
Street
dover.
Street 8c
Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'09 A-O z$75,000c—Oct
1 1959
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1929.)
4Ks'09 J-Dz$25.000
Dec 1 1959
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1929.1
4s
M-N$42,000
1959
BOND. DEBT April 1920- $130,000
Assessed val'n, real estate..2,921,220
Assessed val'n, personal—
7,465
Assessed val'n, other nrop.
536,000
Assessed valuation 1920
3,464,685
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$10.00
Pop'n '10, 3.720; '20 (Census).4,042
x
Impt. Bonds.
M-N$30.000
May 1 1944
(Subject to call May 1 1919)
5s '14
This town is In Kent County.
Int. i>t Farmers' Bk. of Dover.
kent county.
County seat Is Dover.
Road Bonds.
5s g '13 J-J
$30,000c.July 1 '33-'38
Wharf Bonds.
5s*14
F-A
$5,000
192.5-1929
BOND.. DEBT May 17 *20..$38,000
Assess, val, 1920 (2-3 act.).2,000,000
Tax rate (per $1.000> 1919
$11 40
Pop'n '10, 3.351;
INT.
at New
'20(Census).3,854
Castle Trust Co.
County seat Is Wilmington
Bldg. Commission Bonds.
4Hs g '13 J-J $100,000 July 1 '23-*29
4Hg'14 J-J
500,000c.July 1 '29-'62
4s *97
...
\
5Hs'20 J-J
5,000
Street Impt. Bonds.
July 1 1955
(120,000c.July 1 '24-'26
30,000c. ..July 1 1947
100,000c.july 1
5Hs'20 J-J
42.000...-Jan
4^s'19
Work-House Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$52,000r—July
4s '05
J-J
85.000c—-July
..
County.
*24-'28
1 1949
1 1925
1 1930
s-a
$50,000c...Aug 1 1939 BOND. DEBT June 1921 $3,313,000
(Optional Aug 1 1929.)
Assessed valuation 1920.160,534,032
Refunding (Red. aft. Mar. 1 '25).
Pop'n 1910. 123,188; 1920, 148 239
6s '15
M-S
$6,000c—Mar 1 1935
The workhouse bonds, while Issued
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 1921-S79.000 and
guaranteed by the county, are a
Ass'd val'n '20 (80% act.)—886,225
oharge upon the Trustees of New
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20.S16.50
Castle County Workhouse.
Interest
Pop'n 1910, 1,396; 1920, 1.260.
and principal are payable by Trustees
5s '19
NEW
INT. at Farmers' Bk., Wilmington
CASTLE^
REHOBOTH BEACH.
Water and Light Bonds.
—
$3,000
(Due $1,000 yearly.)
1924
Thirteen
12,210
(square miles)
State
Capital
Annapolis
Gov. (term exp. 2d Wed. Jan. 1924)
Albert C. Ritchie
Sec'y of State (term exp. with Gov.)__Philip B. Perlman
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1924)
John M. Dennis
Comptroller (term expires Jan. 1924)
E. Brooke Lee
Attorney-General
Alexander Armstrong
Wednesday
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of Maryland's State debt
1893 will be found in the "State and City Supplement of
April 1893, pages 72 and 73.
Loans now outstanding are as follows:
from 1824 up to
Three'Miliion-DoIlar Loan
of
4s
'12
F-A$1000,000c Aug 1 ♦'22-'27
J-D 1000,000c Dec 1 *'22-'27
J-Jl, 170.000c July 1 *'23-'28
4s '14
F-A 226,000c Aug 1
'2l-'29
(See V. 102, p. 2185, for maturity)
$98,000c
Feb 1 1922
(See V. 98, p. 1935 for maturity.)
F-A2,681,000c.Feb 1 '22-'30
101,000c...Feb 1 1923 4s '15
106,000c
Feb 1 1924
(See V. 99, p. 1850 for maturity).
4s'17
F-A 110,000c...Feb 1 1925 4^s'18 F-A1500.000.Aug 15 '21-'33
114,000c-..Feb 1 1926
(See V. 106, p. 2775, for maturity)
118,000c.—Feb 1 1927 4Hs'19 F-A1,500,000.Feb 15 '22-'34
(See V. 108, p. 190. for maturity)
124,000c—Feb 1 1928
128,000c—Feb 1 1929 4>£_s'20 F-Al000,000c.Aug 15'23-'32
134.000c—Feb 1 1930
Treasury Relief Bonds.
139,000c—.Feb 1 1931 4s '16
F-Al,755.000c Aug 1 '21-'3l
144,000c—Feb 1 1932 (See V. 102, p. 2185, for mautrity)
State Normal School.
Omnibus Loan 1914 (Schools,
4s *13
J-J S600.000c.j-J
* *23- 28
Armories, Hospitals).
Public Highways Loan.
4s *14
F-A$707,000c_Aug 1 '21-'29
4s '10
J-J $250.000c_Jan 1 * 21-'26
(See V. 98, p. 1935, for maturity.)
4s *10
J-J
250.000c.jan 1 *'22-'27
Loan of 1914 (Refunding).
4s '10
J-J
250.000c.Jan I ♦,23-'28
4s J-J $817,880 55r Jan 1
♦'24-*29
4s *10
J-J
250,000c.Jan 1 ♦*24-'29
State Roads Loans.
Construction Bonds.
3Hs'08 F-A$500.000c Aug 1 ♦*18-'23
3 Hs'09 F-A1000.000c Feb 1 ♦T9-*24 4^s'21 F-A$500.000c.Feb 15'24-'36
3HsT0 F-A 1000,000c Feb 1 ♦*20-'25 (See V. 112, p. 582, for maturity.)
4s
1916.
4s '16
F-A
$1.3l6,000cAug 1 '21-'31
*12
4s '13
,ofl
F-A1000,000c Feb 1 ♦'21-'26
F-A 990,000c Feb 1 ♦,22-'27
F-A 500,000c Feb 1 ♦*23-'28
F-A 15OO.OO0c.Feb 15 *24-'36
112, p. 582, for maturity.)
F-A 500,000c.Feb 15 '32-35
112, p. 582, for maturity.)
Cons. Loan 1913 (Pub. BIdgs.,
Roads and Forest Reserve).
4s
J-J $400,000c.J-J • *23-'28
3MsTl
3^8*11
3^s'13
4Hs'21
(See V.
4^s'21
(See V.
Insane Hospital
TOTAL
This town is in Sussex County.
6s '15
M-S $20,000
Sept 1 1945
DEBT,
SIN KINO
Loan.
J-J $600.000c_J-J
J-J
800.000c_J-J
Sanatorium Loan.
*
•
4s *11
4s '13
,
21- 26
*23-'28
„
3M8'11 J-J
$40,000.-Jan 1 ♦ 21- 28
Technical School Loan 1912.
M-S$600.000c Sept 1 ♦'22-*27
State Loan of 1918 (Redemption of
War Loan of 1917.)
4s
4Hs'l8 F-All.OOO.OOOAug 15 '21-'33
•Subject to call in and after the earlier year
This city is in New Castle County
5s
of State
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In even years on the first
...
This town is in New Castle
One of Original
State
in January, and sessions are limited to 90 days.
...
MIDDLETOWN.
area
a
new castle county.
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $40.000r—Dec 1 *21-'24
Bridge Bonds.
4Hg'13 J-J $250,000.-July 1 '33-'49
15,000
1939-1940 5^s'20 J-J /240,000c-July 1 '36-'43
1 10,000c..-July 1 1944
10.000c
1943-1944
5s '16
J-J
20,000c. July 1 "44-'47 5Ms*20 J-J I 20,000c...July 1 1944
5s g '16 J-J
[180,000c .July 1 '51-'56
25.000..-July
'48-'52
Highway Bonds.
50,000.. July 1 '39-'42
5s '19
J-J"
4Mg'07
$110,000c.June 1 '20-'34
Loan of 1913.
4^g'08J-D 181.000c.Dec 1'35-'45
4Hg'13 J-D $85.000c.__June 1 1933
264,000c.July 1 *45-'64
BOND. DEBT April 1920 $235,000 4s g '09 J-J
($150,000
1945-1949
Assessed valuation 1919.19,921,413
Actual value (est.)
27,500,000 4s
[ 200.000
1950-1959
50,000
1960-1964
County tax (per $1,000) 1919—$5.50
45,000
Pop. '10, 32,721; *20 (Census).31,023 4Hs'17
(Due $15,000 yearly beginning 1927.)
INT. at the Farmers' Bank, Dover.
4^s'17 J-J
180,000
'30-'41
4Ks'17 J-J (195,000..July 1 '42-'54
LEWES SPE CIAL SCH. DIST.
(P. O. Lewes, Sussex County.)
5s 21
J-J
$50,000
Jan 1 '22-'46
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Total
as
and mature in the later year.
FUND. ETC.—The subjoined statement
and the sinking fund held by the State
shows Maryland's total State debt
against the same on the dates named.
112
MARYLAND-CITIES AND
t Sept. 30 1927 the "sinking fund. Sec.," was composed of a $1,500,000
mortgage and $7,292,898 of stocks, bonds and cash,
a Sept. 30 1918
was composed of $1,500,000
mortgage and $8,231,246.29 of stocks, bonds
and cash,
b Sept. 30 1919 it was composed of $1,500,000 mortgage bonds
of the Northern Central Ry. Co. and $7,613,575 stocks, bonds and cash.
cSept. 30 1920 it was composed of $1,500,000 mortgage bonds of the
Northern Central Ry. Co., and $8,521,004 stocks, bonds and cash.
As against the net debt of $18,343,816
Sept. 30 1920, the State has as
an offset her unproductive stocks,
amounting to $1,272,026.99, and her pro¬
ductive assets of $4,481,160.99 (including the $1,500,000 Northern Central
Ry. mtge.), due from Accounting Officers and Incorporated Institutions.
The receipts of the State for the year
ending Sept. 30 1920 amounted to
$13,083,601.04; balance in treasury Oct. 1 1920, $2,445,716.94; total,
$15,529,317.98; disbursements, $12,304,346.04.
Overdraft of cash in funds
account, $24,140.56.
The cash balance in the treasury on Sept. 30 1920
amounted
to
$3,200,831.38.
ASSESSED VALUATION, ETC.—The following table shows the total
funded debt, available assets, assessed valuation and tax rate.
Total
Years—
1918
1917
1916
-
-
——
1913
1912
—
1911
1910
1905
1900
1895
1890
-
-
--
.—
—
—
-
1880
11,277,110
Maryland relating to the
per
$1,518,706,078
1,379,317,274
1,369,324,009
1,189,992,332
1,182,456,531
1,092,993,576
1,026,076,735
1,007,881,475
979,309,976
951,926.271
836,665,067
712,455,956
616,719,782
534,930,476
482,184,824
459,187,408
$1,000
$3,657
3.657
3.657
3.64
3.23
3.23**
3.10
3.10
2.325
2.20
1.60
2.35
1.77**
1.77**
1.77**
1.87**
three provisions in the Constitution
of the Legislature to authorize bond
are
power
issues.
The first provision is contained in Art. 3, Sec. 34 of the Constitution.
This prohibits the Legislature from contracting
any debt, unless the law
authorizing the same provides for the collection of annual taxes sufficient
to pay the interest as ft falls due, and also to
discharge the principal within
15 years.
The same Act provides that 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 that the Legislature shall not have the power in any mode
to
fnvolve the Staoe in the construction of works of internal
Improvement,
in granting any aid thereto which shall involve the faith or
credit of
The Legislature may, however, without
laying a tax, borrow
nor
the State.
amount
an
not
to
exceed $50,000 to meet temporary deficiencies in the
Treasury, and may contract debts to any amount that may be necessary
for the defense of the State.
The second provision is contained in Article
3, Section 54 of the Consti¬
tution.
This provision prohibits any county of the State from
any
debt in the construction of any railroad, canal
contracting
or
other work of internal
improvement, and from giving or loaning its credit to or in aid of any
association or corporation, unless the same is authorized
by ah Act of the
Legislature.
The third provision is contained In Article
11, Section 7 of the Consti¬
tution, and ft prohibits the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore from
creating any debt, or giving or loaning its credit to or in aid of
any indi¬
vidual, association or corporation, or making any
appropriation for works
of internal improvement, unless such debt or
credit Is authorized by an
Act of the Legislature, and also by an ordinance of
the city submitted to
and approved by a majority of the voters of the
city.
The city of Balti¬
more is, however, authorized
temporarily to borrow any amount of money
to meet any deficit in the city treasury, or to
provide for any emergency
arising from the necessity of maintaining the police or
preserving the safety
and sanitary condition of the city.
No general limit of indebtedness is
prescribed for the State or for cities
counties.
Nor Is there in the statutes any general
authorization under
which the State or the cities or counties can issue
bonds.
The power is
lodged in the Legislature, subject only to the aforegoing constitutional
limitations, and it is delegated to the cities and the counties, from time
to
or
time, for specific purposes as the occasion may arise.
It is, therefore,
necessary for the investor to study the provisions of the
particular law
providing for each loan in the light or the constitutional limitations
aforesaid.
REASSESSMENT ACT OF 1916 UPHELD BY CO URT OF
APPEALS.
Sept. 23 1916, page 1143.
—See "Chronicle" of
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—An Act of the
Maryland Legis¬
lature (Chapter 43
approved March 12 1914, exempts from all taxation
for the year 1914
and thereafter, all bonds or other
obligations hereafter
to be issued by the State or
any county, city or municipal
corporation, or
other political sub-division, and all such securities
heretofore issued by any
county or municipal corporation which have been sold under
terms rendering
such county, city or municipal
corporation liable for the State tax thereon
The Act was printed in full in
V. 99, p. 1238.
,
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS.—The law
regulating the way in
which savings institutions in the State of
Maryland are permitted to invest
their deposits is contained in Section 33 of
the 1910 Banking Law of
Mary¬
land, which provides that "Every savings institution
existing under the
laws of the State of
Maryland, or which may hereafter be incorporated
transacting strictly a savings bank business, 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 dis¬
cretion of the directors;
provided, no part of the funds of such
corporation
shall be loaned to any officer, director or
employee thereof.
The deposits
in
savings
any
institution
be withdrawn at such time and in such
permit, but such institution may at
any time
notice, not exceeding ninety days, of his inten¬
tion
a
of
under
special charters prior to the enactment of the 1910
law, which specific¬
ally states that "no savings institution or
savings bank hereafter incor¬
porated shall have any capital stock, but shall
be a mutual association,
provided that nothing in this article shall
prohibit any savings institution
or savings bank, now in
existence, and having capital stock, irom
increasing
its capital stock, as provided
by the Public General Laws of this State."
LOAN
BONDS.—In 1917 the State Legislature
passed an Act
providing for and making legal the investment of
trust, fiduciary savings
and other public and
private funds in the State of Maryland in
Farm Loan bonds.
POPULATION
1920
1,449,661
1910.—1,295,346
1900—1,188.044
1890—1,042,390
For full text of law
Federal
see
V. 105, p. 951.
OF STATE
1880—
934.943
1870
780,894
1840
470,019 1810
380,546
1830
447,040 1800
341,548
687,049 1820
.407.350 1790
319.728
583.034
Of the totaf population"liT 1880,
22.49% was colored; in 1890. 20-92%In 1900, 19.8%, and in 1910,
17.9%.
In number, blacks were 165,091 in
1850, 171,131 in 1860. 175.391 in 1870, 210.230 in
1880. 218.004 in 1890
235,064 in 1900 and 232,249 in 1910.
/
*
1860
1850
may pay the annual State tax on such
debt.
The
law
provides that no
credit shall
($5,000 every five years.)
Permanent Impt Bonds.
4s '00
$72.000
($5,000 every 5 years to June 11928.)
corporation by reason of any Invest¬
ments in the "stock debt of the city of
STATE
OP
IN
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
County seat is Cumberland.
5s
Consol. Debt Bonds (Tax-free).
8**s
A-O $50.000c—Oct 1 *21-'25
($35,000 in even-numbered years.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 31 '20
$265,000
Tax val. *20 (60%
act.)__52.163,212
Court House Bonds.
4**sT6 J-J
$15,000c.July 1 ,27-,31
School Bonds (Tax-free).
6s '14
J-D
4**sT6 J-J
$30,000c.June 1 '22-'27
75,000c_July 1 '26-'30
5s '20
—
J-J
$75,000c.July 1 *31-'35
350,000..July 1 '36-'54
Oounty tax (per $1,000) 1920.$14.20
Popul'n 1910, 62,411; 1920, 69,938
INT. on 3**s payable at Mercan¬
tile Tr. & Dep. Co.,
Baltimore; on
others at office of
County Treasurer
any
such
338 and 349 of the
of the
General Assembly
of
Maryland for 1904, known as the
Annex, Park Extensions and Sewer
Sinking /General
22,400 Loans, respectively, or under any
fund
\ Water
22,378 other loans that may be hereafter
Assessed val'n, real estate_-5,500,000 authorized by the General Assembly
Assessed val'n, personal
400,000 of Maryland; provided, however, that
Other assessable property__
350,000 a credit shall be allowed to any such
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (8o%act.)6,2 *0,000 corporation by reason of its owner¬
City tax (per $1,000) 1921—110.00 ship of Baltimore City Burnt District
Population 1910, 8,609; 1920, 11,214 Loan Stock, issued under Chapter
INT. at Farm. Nat. Bank, Annap¬ 468 of the Acts of 1904, the Water
Loan issued under Chapter 246 of the
olis.
•Bonds constitute
Annapolis
of
Acts
Apr 1 1942
which
owned
a
first lien upon
Co.
Water
is
stock
capital
by city.
Acts of
Chapter 246 of the Acts
whether heretofore
after issued."
or
there¬
TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FUND, &o.
Dec. 31 '20.
Stoney Creek Bridge Bonds.
5a *14
A-O
$3,000.-Apr 1 *22-*24
Jail Bonds ($5,000 every 5 yrs.)
4Hs'12 J-J
1902 and the Conduit Loan
issued under
of 1902,
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
Annapolis is the county seat.
Gross water debt
Water
$46.000c-July 1 '21-'62
Funding ($25,000 every 5 yrs.).
4s '06
J-J $175,000c.-July 1 '22-56
School Bonds.
'08
J-J
$22.000c
1928
6s '14
M-N 15.000-May 1 '25-'39
5s
$10,351,100
sinking fund
3.547,178-
Net water debt
$6.803,922
$85,735,779'
Funded debt
Sinking fund (other than
water).
30,372,213
Net general debt
$55,363,566
$4,000 due every 5 years.)
Total bonded debt
$96,086,879
16
J-D
4,500--June 1 *22-*36 Total sinking funds
33,919,391
($1,500 every 5 years)
1
1
s-a
l6,OOOc_June 1 '22-'41
Net gen. & water debt_$62,167,488
($4,000 quinquennially)
The city's holdings In the Western
5s '18
M-N 16,000--May 1 *22-'41
Maryland were sold in June 1902 for
($4,000 every 5 years)
$8,751,370 45. V. 74. p. 999. The
5s '18
J-D
15.000
disposition made of this sum was
5s '18
J-J
10,000
fully given In V. 75, p. 202—$4,263,TOTAL DEBT Nov 1916
$359,333
000 being deposited with several local
Sinking fund
94.316
banks and trust companies for a fixed
Total assess, val. 1920
21,718,457
County tax (per $1,000) I920-$15.20 period of 25 years at 3 M % interest,
and $65,909.66 invested in city
loans,
Popul'n 1910, 39,553; 1920, 43,408
these sums being set aside to meet
INT. at Farmers' National Bank,
the Western Maryland bonds for the
Annapolis.
payment of which the city Is responsi¬
ble.
The remainder was deposited at
BALTIMORE.
3**%, subject to withdrawal on 30
Richard Gwinn, City Register.
days' notice, and was withdrawn after
the city's great conflagration in 1904.
Incorporated
in
1797.
A
new
charter for Baltimore was enacted by
Against the net debt, which on
the Legislature Mch. 22 1898.
Dec. 31 '20 was $62,167,488, the
city
Highway Harbor Loan.
reported productive assets amount¬
4**s
M-S $1,500,OOOr.Mar 1 1955 ing to $24,513,004.
Sewer Loan.
On Dec. 31 1920, besides the above
4**s
M-S $2,8 47,OOOr.Mar 1 '25-'55 assets, the city held unproductive
(See V. 100. p. 415 for maturity).
assets to the amount of $5,000,000,
Dock and Pier Loan.
representing the cost of
the
new
4s *10
A-0$685.000r
Apr 1 1960 Court House and City Hall.
The
4s '11
M-S 2.000,OOOr.Mar 1 1961 value of city property,
excluding the
new
Funding.
Court
House
and
City Hall,
3**s'96 J-J
$1,453,300r.July 11936 was $15,000,000.
Four Million.
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.—
3**s'95 M-S $4,000,000r.Marl 1945
1920.
1921.
Consolidated Refunding.
$
$
3**s'90 J-J
$5,000,OOOr* July 1 1930
Real estate.576,812,559 644,100,365
Jones Falls Imp
Loan.
Personal000509,537,293 529,182,542
4s '11
M-S $1,000.OOOr.Mar 11961
TotalOOO -1,086,349,852 1173282,907
Annex Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about 90% cash value.)
4s
J-D $2.000.000r_June 11954
Tax (per M)
1921
$29.70
4s
'
F-A
2.500 OOOr.Aug 1 1951
POPULATION.—In
1920
was
4s '16
M-N 1,187,000
1940-1947
733,826; in 1910, 558,485Conduit
•
5i
,
Loan.
3**s'99 J-J
3**s
J-J
'09
$l,000,000r.jan
1
1.000.000r_Jan
1
1922
1928
J-D
l.OOO.OOOr.Dec 1 1958
4s
F-A
2,000.000r Aug
4s
M-N
4s
640,000-May
1
1962
'22-'37
Refunding.
3**s'00 J-J
$4.300.000r_Jan 1 1940
Internal Improvement.
3**s J-J
$4,850.000r_JuIy 1 1928
Public Improvements.
if J-J
$6.000.000r_Jan
Fire Engine House Loan.
4s '09
J-D $1.000.000r June
School Bonds.
4s '09
J-D $ 1,000,OOOr June
4s'11
M-S
1,500, OOOr .Mar
3**s
1
1940
3**s
4s
BRUNSWICK.
This town is in Frederick County.
Water Bonds.
5s '19
J-J
$75,000
Jan
1 1949
(Optional after Jan. 1 1929.)
BONT). DEBT Apr 15 1919 $150,000
Sinking fund
7,300
Ass'd val'n 1918 (75% act.) 1,442,709
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
$8.00
Popululation 1910, 3,721; 1920, 3,905
11957
CAMBRIDGE.
This town Is in Dorchester County.
1 1957
Fire Equipment
1 1961
Paving.
4s '11
F-A
5,000,OOOr.Aug 1 1951
New Sewerage Improvement.
5s
Bonds.
$10,000-.$1,000 yearly
Street Bonds (Tax free).
'10
J-J
$28,000c.July 1 '22-*35
A-O$10.000.000r_0ct 1 198,0 BOND. DEBT Apr. 18 '21
$40,000
F-A
15,500
lO.OOO.OOOrAug 1 1961 Floating debt
Sinking funds
9,748
Assessed Real estate
M-N$l,336,000a Julyl 1916
3,165,954
Water
5s
4s
M-N
valu¬
3 **s
J-J
ation
4s
J-D
4s '82
J-J
1.000,000r«Nov 1 1926
1.000.000r«Jan 1 1943
5,000,000r.Dec 1 1958
Public Park Improvement.
4s '08
M-N$1.000.000r_May 11955
Western Maryland.
Personal prop
829,357
Other assess, propl,108,897
1920
Total (** actual) .5,104,208
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$7.50
Population 1910, 6,407; 1920, 7,467
INT. at Nat. Bank of Cambridge.
$684,00Ci-_July 11925
3**s'87 J-J
1.704.OOOr.Jan 1
Refdg
Western Maryland
3**s'00 M-S
$875.OOOr.Mar 1
3**s'02 J^J
l.OOO.OOOr.Jan 1
1927
RR.
1950
1952
Burnt
District Impt
Bonds.
3**s'05 J-D $6,000,000.June 1 1954
Overdue stock,
no
Int.
•
Payable on
option of city.
or
atlowedl6.679
after/this date at
a Entire
amount held in
sinking
funds and
extended
at
4%
from
1 1916. under the option con¬
tained in ordinance authorizing the
July
loan.
CAROLINE
COUNTY.
Denton is the county seat.
$2,500
Bonds.
$50.000
5s '21
50,000.-Oct
Refunding Bonds.
-s
$40,000Jail Bonds.
.9
—
Road
4s
...
1 '26-'35
...
-s
$1.000—
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1920
Sinking Fund
Assessed valuation
85,000
23,000
1920__14,000,000
Co. tax rate (per $1.000) '20_.$14.90
INTEREST on all Baltimore City
stock is payable by check mailed di¬
rect to the holder.
Checks will be
THE
MARYLAND.
to
Chapters 274,
4**s'12 A-OSIOO.OOO
York or
Popul'n
CECIL
TAX-EXEMPT.—With
the
ex¬
ception of the Western Maryland
1927 loan, the bonds are
exempt from
State of Maryland taxes.
None of
the bonds are liable for city taxes.
TAX-EXEMPTION
FEATURE
FOR CORPORATION PURPOSES
INVESTNENTS
IN
CITY
LOANS
ABOLISHED.—By Chap¬
1910,
19,216;
1920,
18,652-
COUNTY.
County seat is Elkton.
Baltimore, at the holder's option.
TOWNS
allowed
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *21- $213,000
Water debt (incl)
100.000
made payable either In New
CITIES, COUNTIES AND
be
Baltimore
that shall
be hereafter
issued under the loans authorized by
—
♦Water Bonds
may
as its by-laws may
depositor to give a
withdrawing the whole or any part of his deposit."
There are a
number of State banks in
Maryland which have the word "savings" in
their oitle, but which are not
ready mutual savings banks but are State
banks with a capital stock.
The majority of these were
incorporated
manner
require
22
issues of bonds, even though the citv
4s g '06 Oct
Tax Rate
Valuation,
$10,021,004
9,113,575
9,731,246
8,792,898
8,516,267
7,710,589
7,466,305
8,294,153
7,201,837
6,693,850
6,308,950
5,439,047
3,424,057
5,679,733
6,278,907
3,649,442
22,785,881
19,685,881
16,685,096
13,028,096
10,428,926
7,529,926
8,526,926
6,309,326
8,864,986
10,691,124
DEBT LIMITATION.—There
of
Total Assessed
Assets.
$28,364,880
28,173,800
28,983,880
27,448,881
26,285,881
1919
1915
1914
Available
Funded Debt.
1920
County.
Charter
granted
1708.
Incorporated 1796.
Street Improvement Bonds.
$15.000c__0ct 1 '21-'31
$18,343,876 $19,060,305 $18,252,634 $18,655,983
.
debt is taken away on certain future
This city is the county seat of Anne
Arundel
Nov.
Net debt
the extent of their investment in such
ANNAPOLIS.
Sept. 30 '20. Sept. 30*19. Sept. 30'18. Sept. 30'17.
$28,364,880 $28,173,880 $28,983,880 $27,448,881
cl0.021,004
69,113,575
a9,731,246
t8,792,898
Total funded debt
Sinking fund, &c
[Vol. 112.
TOWNS
Road
5s '08
-s *13
Bonds.
J-J
$90,000—July 1 '28&'38-
25,000
25,000
1938
10,000
July 1 1936
J-J
5s '20
50,000
July 1 1945
Permanent Impt. Bonds.
5s '15
5e
'16
5s *08
J-J
—
.
$15.000
July 1 1928
$175,000
ON
BOND. DEBT May 6 '14
ter 467 of the Laws of
Total assessed val'n
1920.18,943,705
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$17.00
1906, the right
holding investments in Popul'n 1910, 23,759; 1920. 23,612
INT. pay. in Elkton at Second
City of Baltimore
credit on their taxes to Nat. Bank and Nat. Bank of Elkton
of corporations
stock debt of the
to
receive
a
chesterto wn.
This town is in Kent County.
Street & Sewer Bonds.
■5s
J-J
$21,000c
Water-Works Impt. Bonds.
J-J
-s
$50,000
BOND. DEBT April 1920$74,500
Sinking fund
1,500
Ass'd val'n 1921 (80% act.) 1,460,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$5-00
Popul'n 1910, 2,735; 1920, 2,537
School (Red.
A-O $75,000c—-Oct
M-S
25,000c—Sept
M-N 25,000
May
M-N 25,000c—May
M-N 36.000c.—May
5s '20
A-O
\
crisfield.
This town is in Somerset County.
Bond
Oct 1 1936
—
Refunding Bridge & Turnpike.
33*8
$65,000
Jail bonds 4s
$25,000
BOND. DEBT May 28 '15. $426,700
„
$5,000
1930;
1920.39,226,581
State&Co.tax(per $1.000) *20.$17.80
Popul'n 1910, 52,673; 1920, 52,541
Total assessed val'n
Issues.
1926;
$5,000
1933 and $10,000 1934.
Improvement notes 6%
Refunding Bonds.
'
5s '19
$20.000
Sept 1 1939
BOND. DEBT June 30 *16
61,000
Note debt..
10,500
___
Floating debt
frostburg.
This
inc.
5,057
4s
Cumberland
Allegany Co. Popula'n 1910, 21,839;
1920 (Census), 29,837.
Bridge Bonds.
4J*s*16 J-J $40,000—July 1 '21-'28
Refunding Bonds.
4>*s'16 J-J $100,000
...
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Ref. Water (Red. after 1904).
J-J
$46,000c
1929
—
.
16 '21
Floating debt
Sinking fund (water)
1920
Tax valuation
Is the county seat of
_
BOND. DEBT April
cumberland.
$46,000
8,000
10,000
...
3,800,000
.
BOND. DEBT Apr 13
'21. $542,150 Other assessable property..1,082,131
27,000 Tot. assess, val. (about 3-5
30,034,345
actual) 1920.-.10,312,000
Assess, val.. personal
7,749,850 Co. tax (per $1,000) *21 ——$19.50
Tot.asses.val. '20 (80 % act.) 37,834,195 Population 1910, 26,455; 1920-24,602
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
$11.90
INT. at Bank of Somerset and
Population 1910, 32,085; '20. .34.921
People's Bank of Somerset County
(Assessment about 75% actual val.)
July 1 1928
Sinking fund
$5.00
City tax (per $1,000) 1921
Electric Light Bds. (Tax-free).
Assess, val., real estate
INT. at First N. Bk., Frostburg.
hagerstown.
County seat of
Founded 1762.
in
Co.
Washington
Inc.
as
Ordinance
INT.
Hagerstown
Montgomery Co. N. Bk., Rockville.
—
dorchester county.
County seat is Cambridge.
♦Funding Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J f$56,000
\
July 1 1946
Jan 1 1947
2,000
Bonds.
J-J
$2,000—July 1 *2l-*22
School
5s '12
*28,000—July 1 *22-*51
43*s'16 J-J
($7,000
every
5
years.)
Road-Impt. Bonas.
J-J
$25,0001921
J-J
25,000c—Jan 1 *22-*31
50.000
5s '14
J-J
12,000c—Jan 1 *22-'29
5s '15
J-J
7,500—July 1 '29-*33
5s '11
5s *10
—s '12
4s
—
—
—
—
—
_
.
Drainage and Street Bonds.
J-J
$10,000--July 1 '21-'25
BOND. DEBT Nov 20 '19«2,077,600
Tax value 1919 (2-3 act.).18,283,673
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$17.40
INT.
payable
In
Bds. exempt from city
Hagerstown.
& county tax.
-
This
Inc.
as
5s '02
de
city
Street-lmpt. Bonds (tax-free).
J-J
$35,0Q(|B
July 1 1952
grace.
is in
5s '12
Harford County.
1876, city 1878.
$4,000c
1932
to call June 1912)
town in
a
J-D
(Subject
Street-lmpt. & Fire-Ser. Bonds.
J-D $20,000c-.June 1 1938
(Subject to call after June 1 1918)
5s '08
Sewer Bonds.
J-D $20,000c
1935
5s '05
Funding Hose-House & St. Bds.
J-D $27,000c
-1930
(Subject to call after 1920)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '20$71,000
5s *10
3,124
Sinking fund
easton.
This city is in Talbot County.
BOND. DEBT Mar 31 '20- $192,997
Floating debt
21,144
Assessed val. 1920
2,880,000
(per $1,000) 1919
$7.50
Population, 1910, 3,083; 1920, 3,442
Tax rate
2,238,598
315.000
Assess, val. real
Assess,
val.
franchise
Ass'dival'n 1919 (60% act.) 2,553,598
(per $1,000) 1919
$8.50
Population, 1910, 4,212; 1920, 4,374
INT.
at
Citizens'
Nat.
Bank,
Tax rate
INT. payable at Hagerstown.
(Optional beg. July 1 1932.)
Water & sewer bds. (1898)$25,000
Refunding bonds (1902)—
13,000 washington suburban san¬
Floating debt bonds (1908)
12,000
itary district.
BOND. DEBT June 4 1920
85,000
(P. O. address 1420 N. Y. Ave.,
Floating debt
12,000 Evans Bldg., N. W. Washington,
Sinking fund
7.989 D. C.)
Assess, val. 1919
1,594,476
Sewer & Water System Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) '19
$10.00 5s '18 J-J $50,000
30 years
Population 1910, 2,369; 1920--2.444 5s '19
J-J
750,000c&r_Julv 1 1969
(Optional July 1 1949.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1921$800,000
prince george's county.
Sinking fund
5,600
Upper Marlboro Is the county seat.
Assess, val. real estate—25,000,000
All bonds except 5s of 1910 are taxAssess, val. personal.
.2,000,000
free.
Pop'n 1910, 36,147; '20.43,347
Total
assess,
val.
1920
Sanitary Commission Bonds.
(act. val.)
27,000,000
5s'17
J-J
$4,200.-July 1 *22-'42 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$5.10
Population in 1920 (est.)
40,000
County Bonds.
5s '92
J-J 6$74,500c—-July 1 1922
Prin. and int. payable at Mercan¬
5s '08
zl2,000c—July 1 1928 tile Trust & Deposit Co., Baltimore.
„
School Bonds.
5s *08
5s '00
This town is in Montgomery
Co.
Apr 19 1921.$49,000
4,000
5s '19
s-a
$80,000c_Sept 1 '24-*69 Floating debt
Assessed valuation, real
492,430
(Due $8,000 each 5 years.)
Assessed val'n, personal
11,900
Sewer Bonds.
504.330
5s *19
J-D $20,000- —-Dec 11944 Tot. val. *21 (60% act.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '20— *100,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$6.00
Assessed value 1919
1,824,343 Population 19LQ, 689; 1920---—874
Town tax rate (per $1,000)
$6-00
Population 1910, 2,487; 1920 , 2,660
kent county.
In. payable at the National
Bank
Chestertown is the county seat.
ofElkton.
in Cecil County.
This city is
Water Works Bonds (Tax-Free).
The
Pubic School Bonds (Tax-free).
J-J'
$1.000c—
1921
seat of Frederick Co.
county
Inc. In
BOND. DEBT
5s'15
frederick.
s
5s
1817.
Refunding Bonds.
13*s*17 A-O$369,000c
(For maturity see V. 106, p. 835.)
Reservoir (Red. after July 1 1904.)
4S
J-J
$35,00Dc—July 1 1924
Water and Funding Bonds.
f$15,000c.Aug 1 21-35
43*s'16 F-A| 20,000c.Aug 1 *36-*45
1 1,000c—Aug 1 1946
Water-Works Impt. Bonds.
43*s'H J-J $30,000c—July 1 1951
(Optional after July 1 1931)
Funding (Red. aft' May 1 1930).
43*8*10 M-NS64.000c—May 1 1950
BOND. DEBT June 1918. $548,000
fund
Tax val.'16 (abt.7-10
Sinking
20,875
act).8.402.110
1918—$10.00
Popul'n 1910, 10,411; 1920, 11,066
City tax (per $1,000)
INT. at Citizens'
Frederick
are
is
all
the
county
seat.
exempt from county
and municipal taxation.
45.000c
1921-1935
15,000.-Aug 1 *2l-'34
4s
efunding Bonds.
$3.000
...
DEBT
TOTAL
1920.12,452,478
(per $1,000) '20—.$25.10
Population 1910,16,957; 1920-15,026
Tax rate
laurel.
This city is in Prince George's Co.
Inc. 1870. Pop'n '10, 2,415; '20, 2,239
Street
5s
July 1 1954
Bonds
$2,000-.-
Impt.
—
Water Bonds.
J-J
$23,000
5s '14
5s '17
5s '19
5s '20
Road
5s
-
July 1 1954
J-J
*08
Sinking fund
Total assessed val'n
1949
1930
—
9,939
J
1920.24,630,360
$1,000) 1921.S12.80
Citi¬
zens Nat. Bank, Bait.; (x)
at office
of County Commissioners; on others
at
First Nat.
Bank of So. Md.,
Upper Marlboro.
INT.
on
This town is in Allegany
bonds marked (§) at
County.
1858.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Funding and Impt. Bonds.
M-N$20,000c
5s'16
(Subject
to
call
after
Water-Works Bonds.
5s g '11
-1941
-
County tax (per
queen annes county.
Centerville is the county seat.
School, Road & Bridge (tax-free.)
J-J
$42,950—July 1 ,22-*37
5s *12
$8,000
Bridge bonds
Jail bonds
M-N$65,000c
1941
1931.)
May 1 1941
1916)
(Subject to call beginning May
Bridge, Sewer and Paving.
5s *11
M-N$25,000c—May 1 1941
(Subject to call beginning May 1916)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21-- $118,000
Floating debt (add'l)
2,000
Water sinking fund
3,000
—
(incl. above)..
65,000
*20(abt.^act.).1,200,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$6.00
Population 1910, 2,763; 1920—3,977
INT. at Merc.Tr.&Dep.Oo., Bait.
Water debt
Ass'd
val.
4,000
9,000
bonds._
wicomico county.
Salisbury
Is
the
county
seat.
Bonds are exempt from county and
municipal taxes.
Pop'n. '10, 26,518;
1920, 28,114.
Road Bonds.
5>*s'21 A-O $60,000-Oct
School Bonds.
1 *24-'33
144.000 4s '10
J-J
$8,000c._Jan 1 22- 25
Total assessed val'n 1920.12,660.317 4**s'12 J-J
18,000c—Jan 1 '21- 29
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$16.20 4Hs'14 J-J
25,000c_.Jan 1 '26-*38
$111,000
Population 1910,16,839; 1920.16,001 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21BOND. DEBT Apr 14'17
payable at Centerville.
bockvillr.
25,000
1920.-15,770,466
'20.S16.34
at Townsend Scott & Son. Bait.
Floating debt
Total assessed val.
—
INT.
This town Is in Montgomery
Co.
Water & Light Bonds.
_s
A-O
...
Bonds.
$66,000- —
1944
1947
1
1
1
1
westernport.
Inc.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)
$45,000r
1938
15,000c—Oct 1 1948
50,000
1951
BOND. DEBT May 28 '21 $147,000
5s
47,500c.—May
M-N 35,000
Nov
J-J
50,000
July
s-a
10,000c...Nov
M-N
—
Elec. Light & Water Bonds.
4s
—_
Road Machinery Bonds.
5s '10
M-N$16,000
Mav 1 1940
BOND. DEBT Oct 1917$110,000
INT.
Funding Bonds,
*14
J-J
$5,000
5s '21
„„„„
July 1 1954
5s '14
(Red. aft. 1910).
Sinking fund—
34,645
M-N$44,000c
1930 Assess, val. '21 (act. val.).1,500,000
Refunding Almshouse Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1921
$10.80
33*8 g J-J $123,700c
1940
INT. at Laurel City Nat. Bank.
(Subject to call after 1920)
Flood & Bridge
4s g
5s *10
Road-equipment
Bonds.
J-J
$52,000
Sewer
5s '14
5s '04
■
M-N $8,000c—May 1 1938
July
3,200c—------July
10,000c—-July 1 1934
X16.000
May 1 1940
May 1919-$78,000
Total assessed val'n
os
Bonds
/-J
'16/F-A
7,000
N.Bk.,Frederick.
frederick county.
—
'15
.
,
---
Havre de Grace.
kensington.
elkton.
(per $1,000) '20_$13.60
Population 1910,49,617; 1920.59,694
Total tax rate
havre
—
53*8*21 M-N 60,000_May 15 '27-'41
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21$192,000
Floating debt..
20,000
Tot.ass'd val.'21 (65%act) 18,870,000
8 tate&Co .tax (per$1.000) '21 -$16.00
Popul'n 1910, 28,669; 1920, 27,895
♦INT. at Co. Commrs.* office.
53*s'20 F-A 200,000-Aug 15 '23-35
(See V. Ill, p. 315 for maturity.)
*22-'51
County High-School Bonds.
Street paving bonds
$4,000 43*s'94
$13,000
Aug 1 1924
Water and sewer bonds
39,000 (Subject to call after Aug. 1 1914.)
BOND. DEBT May 1 '1738,000 5s '14
$5.000. .July 1 *22-'26
Assess, val. real
.1,116,358
Consol. Redemption Loan.
Assess, val. personal
35,000 4s *02
$7,000—Apr 1 *21-'27
Total assess, val. *17 (abt.
St. Michaels Primary School.
75% actual)
$1,141,258 4s '06
$2,500-July 1 '22-'26
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1917
$7.00
Bridge Bonds.
$3,000—June 1 21- 26
Pop'n 1910, 1,366; 1920—- — 1.225 4a'10
5s *13
16,000—Mar 1 '21-'28
BOND. DEBT July 1 '20
$89,500
ocean city.
Assessed valuation 1920—14,401.209
This town is in Worcester County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$15.50
.$30,000
Refunding bonds
Population in *10,19,620; *20, 18,306
14,000
Sewer bonds
$44,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 *21.
10,100
Floating debt
washington county.
20.000
Water debt (incl.)
(P. O. Hagerstown.)
719,509
Assess .val. 1920 (act. val.)_
School & Road Bonds (Tax free)
-$12.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19205s '20
J-J $500,000c.July 1 '30-'49
....711
Pop'n 1910, 476; 1920—
Hancock School Bonds.
5s '20
s-a
$40,000c_July 1 *25-'44
BOND. DEBT May 10 '21 $540,000
pocomoke city.
Assess, val. real & per'l '2047,111,147
This city is In Worcester County.
—.
Jan 1 1921
$l,750r
J-J
each year
r
Light Plant Bonds.
5s'20
J-J
$30,000.-July 11
Drainage Bonds.
4s '06
talbot county.
Easton Is the county seat.
This town is in Garrett County.
—
valuation.
in Princess Anne.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
43*8*16
$46,000—$2,000 July 1
oakland.
_
of assessed
road bonds of '09, 12, *13
bonds of 1910 and
$4,600 of 1914 at Farmers' Bankg. &
Tr. Co. in Rockville; other loans at
was
—
—
on
—
and '16 and school
passed in
4s '98
M-NS20.000
May 1 1928
May 1918 authorizing $850,000 5%
Consolidated Debt (Tax free).
bonds for the purchase of the plant
5s '08
A-0$190.000c—Apr 1 1922
of the Washington County Water Co.
Water Bonds (Tax free).
V. 106. p. 2041.
Pop'n 1910,16,507.
4s '93
F-A$100.000
Aug 1 1923 1920, 28,066.
4Hs'll A-O 469,900c—.Oct 1 1941
Sewer Bonds.
4}*s*14 M-N 25.000c.May 1 '22-'26
4 3*s'16 J-J $280,000
1922-1928
5s '20
250,000—-Nov 1 1930
43*s'19 J-J 200,000—July 1 '36-'45
Paving Bonds (Tax free).
Sewerage & Disposal Plant Bds.
4W14 M-S $50,000.Sept 1 '21-'24
/260,000c_ July 1 '46-*58
General Improvement Bonds.
43*sg'19J-J I 10,000c—.July 1 1959
43*8*16 J-DS500,000c.„Dec 1 1956 5s *20
J-J
140,000--July 1 '26-'32
5s '20
250,000.-July 1 *21-'30
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '211$2,009,900
5s'18
$850,000—Oct 1 '38-'87
Sinking fund, general
128,193
Park Bonds.
Sinking fund, water
90,561
Assess, val., real estate—26,000,000 43*8*15 J-J
$65,000-Jan 1 '25-*34
Assess, val., personal
4,500,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
Total val. *21 (80% act.;.30,500,000 4s
J-J
$43,000r—July 1 '21-'63
City tax (per $1,000) 1920..$10.50
Street-Paving Bonds.
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
J-J
$l,560r„July I '21-'27
Bonded debt cannot exceed 10%
1822.
—
—-
is In Allegany County,
Population 1910. 6.028;
1920, 6,017.
Assessed valuation 1916...1,869,789
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1916
$9.00
Pop'n 1910, 3,468; 1917 (est.), 4.500
Population 1910, 3,468; 1920. 4,116
city
1870
-
...
INT. at Citizens' N.Bk.,Frederick.
$10,500
10,000-July 1 '38-'47
1 '22-'56
35,OOOc_Apr
—
Road Bonds (Tax-exempt)
4s '99
J-J
$14,500c..Jan 1 '22-'47 salisbury.
This town is in Wicomico County.
4s '09
A-O
8,000c—Oct 1 '21-'28
$61,000
4s '09
J-D
750
-1921 BOND DEBT June 18 '1910,000
4s '11
F-A
6,600r.Aug 1 *21-'31 Floating debt
7,200
4,000c
1921-1924 Sinking fund
43*s'12 F-A
6,200,000
27,000c
1921-1947 Assessed valuation, real
43*s'12 Ann
4 3*s' 13 F-A
7,600c_Aug 1 '21-38 Other assessable property. .1,000,000
5s '14
8,100c
1921-1929 Assessed valuation 1918—7,200,000
F-A/
(Assessment 80% actual.)
4,200c
1921-1925
43*s'16
64,000-.$2,500 yearly Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$5.80
Pop'n 1910, 6,690: 1920
7,553
43*s'17 J-J
17,000c
(Due $1,000 yearly on July 1.)
5s '18
A-O
9,000
1921-1938
somerset county.
5s '18
A-O
7,500
1928
Princess Anne is the county seat.
5s '20
60,000--Aug 1 '21-'50
School Bonds (tax-exempt).
53*s
41,755c. Apr
1'22-'41
43*s'98 A-O
$4.500
1921-1924
School Bonds (Tax-exempt).
43*s'02 A-O
18.000c
1923
4s '04
A-O $12,000r—Oct 1 *2l-*32 43*s'10 A-O
25.000c—Apr 1 '25-'49
4s *10
F-A
2,000r
Aug 1 *21-'22
Court-House Bonds (Tax-exempt)
5s '14
A-O • 42.000c—Oct 1 '21-'34 43*8*04 A-O $30,000c
1925
5s *14
A-O
4.500—Oct 1 '21-'30 BOND. DEBT June 29 *20 $79,000
43*s'16
50.000
$2,000 yrly Assess, val. real & per'l —9,229,869
flOO.OOO.Oct 1 '25-'34
15,000
Oct 1 1935
10,000
(P. O. Leonardstown.)
Road Bonds.
6s '21
M-S $50,000c_Mar 1 '26-'50
BONDED DEBT
(?)
5s
\
I
st. mary's
County seat Is Rookvllle.
5s
J-J
($17,000. July 1 '21-*37
1940
1942
1943
1942
1944
1
1
1
1
1
county.
montgomery county.
beg. aft. 15 yrs.fr. iss.
43*s'10
43*s'12
43*s'13
43*a*12
43*s'14
...
$5,000
113
MARYLAND—CITIES AND TOWNS
June, 1921.]
—
Sewer
5s '14
.8
$20.500—
Bonds.
M-N$47,000
...
_
^
Part yearly
3,000
worcester county.
The county seat Is Snow Hill.
Refunding Bonds.
6s
---
$40.000c_..June 1 1923
$112,500
BOND. DEBT Apr 1919-
$67,000
—1.200.000 Assess, val. '20)
20—$15.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$10.50 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population 1910, 1.181; 1920--1,145 Population 1910. 21,841; 1920-22,309
BOND. DEBT
May 1 '21-
Assessed valuation 1920
—
114
Debts
Resources
and
OF
IN
THE
THE
CENTRAL
INDEX FOR
STATES
THE CENTRAL STATES,
CITIES, Etc.
OHIO—State, Cities, &o
Pages 114 to 145
ILLINOIS—State, Cities, <fcc
Pages 151 to 158
INDIANA—State, Cities, <fcc
Pages 145 to 151
MICHIGAN—State, Cities, &c
Pages 158 to 167
Shinn amendment, intended to exempt
mortgages
State
Both
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted
Total
State
as
area
a
State
of State
(Act April 30 1802)....Feb. 19 1803
(square miles)
41,060
Capital
Columbus
Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1923)_Harry L. Davis
See. of State (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1923).Harvey C. Smith
Auditor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1923)
Joseph T. Tracy
Treasurer (term exp.
2d Mon. Jan. 1923) Rudolph W. Archer
Attorney-General
John G. Price
LEGISLATURE.—Legislature meets biennially In odd
Monday In January.
There Is
no
years on
the first
limit to length of sessions.
HISTORY OP DEBT.—For historical details of Ohio's State debt from
1825 to 1894 see "State and Olty Supplement" of April 1894, page 75.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.—With the exception of 11,665 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.
June 30'20.
Funded State debt (loans)
Irreducible State debt (trust f'ds).
June 30' 19.
$*1,665
5,376,307
Local Debts—
June 30 '18.
$*1,665
5,364,930
5.356,311
$70,656,077
269,202,813
28,119,388
10,749.961
77,759,200
$66,252,252
260,483,704
27,823,871
10,305,701
68,985,267
$*1,665
1
Debts of Counties
Debts of cities, 1st & 2d class..
Debts of incorporated villages
$77,098,116
288,969,519
31,855,778
Debts of townships
12,190,764
Debts of special school districts..
100,152,287
from double taxation,
improperly submitted.
proposals to amend the same constitutional section, Section 2
of Article XII.
The voters indorsed both, but the Shinn amendment re¬
ceived the larger vote.
As a result of this decision the Shinn amendment
became a provision in the State constitution and classification was defeated.
The Shinn amendment, in providing for
exemption of mortgages from double
taxation, retained the language now in the
constitution, that property shall
be taxed by uniform rule.
The classification amendment provided for
classifying.
Plainly both could not prevail when considered in connection
with the whole section of the constitution.
That was the reasoning.
V.
108, p. 698.
and that it
Ohio.
of
was
were
TAXATION
OF
Issued since Jan.
State
1
constitution.
MUNICIPAL
1913
are
BONDS.—State and
taxable under Sec. 2
Issues made prior to
Jan.
of
1
municipal
Article
1913
are
XII
bonds
of the
exempt from
taxation.
A constitutional amendment
exempting from taxation municipal
bonds issued subsequent to Jan. 1 1916 was defeated Nov. 2 1915.
DEBT LIMITATION.—FIRST, As to the State's power to contract debt;
this is regulated under the first five sections of Article 8 of
the con¬
We insert these five sections in full.
stitution.
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
of more Acts of the General
Assembly, or at different periods of time,
shall never exceed $750,000; and the
such debts shall be
repay
money arising from the creation of
applied to the purpose for which it was obtained or to
to no other purpose whatever.
the debts contracted and
SECTION 2. (Additional and for What
Purpose.)
In addition to the
above limited power, the 8tate may contract debts to
repel Invasion, sup¬
press Insurrection, defend the State in war, or to redeem the
present
outstanding indebtedness of the State; but the money arising from the
contracting 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^he
State shall be so contracted as to be
payable by the sinking fund herein¬
after provided for, as the same shall accumulate.
SECTION 3. {The State to Create No Other
Debt.)
Except the debts
1 and 2 of this article, no debt whatever shall
hereafter be created by or on behalf of the State.
above specified in Sections
SECTION 4.
Total local debts..
*
Interest ceased 1871.
$510,266,465 $456,487,442 $434,047,798
POPULATION OF STATE (U. S. Census)—
5,759,394 1870
2.665,260 1820
581,295
4.767,121 1860
-..2,239,511 1810
230,760
4.157,545 1850
1,980,329 1800
45,365
3,672,329 1840
1,519,467
3.198,062 1830
937,903
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed valuation of real
and personal
property in the State has been as follows:
1920
1910
1900
1890
1880
Years.
Real Estate.
1$20
Personal
Property.
Total.
$6,342,907,577
$4,329,369,885*$10,672.277,462
5,669,161,740
5,424,872,785
5.277,179,601
4.850,118,173
4.725.344,168
4.570,962.541
4.335.665,521
4,273.439.712
1,656.944,631
1,482.795.705
1.274,203,721
9
*9.599,586,925
*9,068.163.040
*8,542,734,160
♦7,697.630,232
*7,366.503.555
*7,537,486,981
*6,481,059.158
*6.201.303.588
3,930,425.185
3,643.290,255
3,265,554.559
2,847,512,059
2.641.159,387
2,966.524.440
1912
2,145,393,637
1911
1,927,863.876
1910
827.370.943
1905
680,805,888
1900
559.849.507
1§90
1,232.305,312
543,833.165
J§80_
1,102,049,931
456.166.134
J870
707.846,836
459,884,861
I860
639.894.311
248,408,290
1850
341,389.838
98,487,502
1840
85,287.261
27,038,895
14,589,335
—ZZT
V—*
50.086,250
♦Property assessed at full value {see note below).
8
1917
1916
1915
1914
-
-
2,484,315,574
2,163,601,593
1,834.053,228
1,778.138.477
1,558.215,965
1,167,731,697
888.302,601
439,876.340
112.326,156
64,675,578
„
for 1906,1907.
1908.1909
I9^52/901 1903■ 1904
and 1905
and 1910. 1911, $1,345;
1912.1913
^h96<lviP16,i19A!M917,+19i8, 1921 is caused
The increase in the tax rate for 1£19' SO-45, and
was
$1.35;
$0 451-1914
1920. $0-65; 1921, $2.30.'
by additional school
levy.
In order to raise sufficient revenue
under these decreased rates of taxa-
with
i9nSment
property waa generally raised to its full value
COINCIDENTAL TAX
AMENDMENT.
which took effect Jan. 1 1913,
requires the
subdivision of the State proposing to issue
Section
beginning
TAX
of
taxinjg authority
INVALID.—Although
Article
XII.,
of any political
a
constitutional
-«• ,1U7?„P- 23U5). tne Ohio State Supreme Court on Jan. 28 1919 ruled out
all classification of
property for taxation.
The Court divided four to
three
The point at issue was whether the
classification amendment
as adopted
by the people had really become part of the constitution.
The majority
was that it had
not, the opinion of the four judges
being that it
was in irreconcilable conflict with
another tax amendment, the
so-called
decision
nor
any
or
company
association
or
in
this
State,
or
elsewhere, formed for
any
purpose whatever.
SECTION 5.
never
assume
{No Assumption of Debts by the State.)
The State shall
the debts of
any
county, city, town or township, or of any
corporation whatever, unless such debts shall have been created to repel
invasion, suppress insurrection, or defend the State in war.
SECOND, As to Cities, Towns, Counties, &c., so far as the constitution
the power of the Legislature to authorize these
municipalities to
debt, the limitations are found In Section 6 of Article 8 and in
affects
create
Sections
General
I, 2 and 6 of Article 13.
(1) Section 6 of Article 8 forbids the
Assembly to authorize cities, Ac., to become stockholders in or
to raise money or loan credit to aid
corporations, &c.
of Article 13 forbid the passing of
Special Acts and require General Acta
(2) Sections 1 and 2
for conferring corporate powers.
(3) Section 6 of Article 13 provides that
the General Assembly make provision for the organization of
cities, etc.,
by general laws and restrict their debt-making power.
These sections ara
as
follows:
ARTICLE 8, SECTION 6. {Counties, Cities,
Towns or Townships Not
Authorized to Become Stockholders, &c.)
No laws shall be passed authorizing
any county, city, town or township, by vote of its citizens, or otherwise,
to become a stockholder in any joint-stock
company, corporation or asso¬
ciation whatever; or to raise money for, or loan its credit to, or in aid
any
such
company,
corporation
or
association:
of.
provided, that nothing in
this section shall prevent the insuring of public buildings or property in mutual
insurance associations or companies.
Laws may be passed providing for the
regulation of all rates charged or to be charged bv any insurance company, cor¬
poration or association organized under the laws of this Slate or doing any
in
this
State for profit.
[That part of the above section
business
given in italics was added by
p.
an
amendment adopted Sept. 3
1912.
V. 95,
766.1
ARTICLE 13. SECTION 1. {Corporate Powers.)
The General Assembly
shall pass no Special Act conferring corporate powers.
SECTION 2.
2
bonds to provide at the time the
Issue of bonds is authorized for
levying and collecting annually by taxation
an amount sufficient to
pay the interest on the bonds
proposed to be issued
and to provide for their final
redemption at maturity.
See V. 98. p. 704
for Supreme Court
decision'concerning this section.
CLASSIFICATION
{Credit of State; the State Shall Not Become Joint Owner or
The credit of the State shall not in any manner be given or
In aid of, any individual, association or
corporation whatever;
shall the State ever hereafter become a
joint owner or stockholder in
Stockholder.)
loaned to
{Corporations—How
Formed.)
Corporations
may
be
from time to time be
formed under general laws; but all such laws may,
altered
or
repealed.
SECTION 6.
{Organization of Cities, Ac.)
The General Assembly shall
Erovide for the organization ofof taxation,incorporated villages b& money,
cities and assessment, borrowing general
and restrict their power
kws
contracting debts and loaning their credit, so as to prevent the abuse of
such power.
One at first sight would infer from Section 6, Article 8. above cited, that
cities could not subscribe to the stock of or loan money to railroads, as
railroads are corporations and joint-stock companies.
That, however, is
not a correct conclusion, as was decided in the case of Walker vs. The
City
of Cincinnati, a case which arose under an Act of the General
Assembly of
Ohio entitled "An Act relating to cities of the first class"
authorizing
such
any
city to construct a line of railroad therefrom to any other terminus
in that State or in any other State.
In pursuance of the authority that Act
purports to give. Cincinnati undertook to build the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad.
To test the legality of that proceeding this action was
brought.
June, 1921.]
The Court's
opinion
OHIO-DEBT
;
was very
full and
explicit, the conclusion
ffprn 'the language of the section, it is quite
spectes
ofpublic improvements.
^railroads nor to
prises.
The
The section contains
any other special
inhibitions
are
only against
or means
by whidh under the constitution
"provements had been accomplished.'
that
no
of
or
particular
a
1802
in¬
any
direct reference to
classes of improvements
directed
being
evident that it was not
nor indeed to prohibit
tended. to prohibit the construction of railroads
many
enter¬
manner
public
Im-
In compliance with
Section 6, Article 13 (cited above), which provides
for the organization of cities, <fcc., by general
law, the Legislature made
an elaborate classification of
municipal corporations, which was In existence
for years.
First they were divided Into cities, villages and hamlets.
Then
cities were divided Into two classes, the first class
being subdivided Into
three grades and the second class being subdivided Into four
grades, the
Kade being determined by laws found according to the last Federal Census,
addition many special population 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 un¬
constitutional.
The decisions were considered to be of such broad applica¬
tion that the Governor called an extra session of the
Legislature for the pur¬
pose of
framing
general municipal code.
The extra session convened
Aug. 25 1902 and after a session of nearly two months passed a new "munlcl
pal code"—a document too 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 salient points of this Im¬
a new
portant measure.
It remains to be said that at the regular session of the
Legislature in
1902 an Act popularly known as the "Longworth Omnibus bill" was passed
and subsequently upheld by the State Supreme Court.
This Act amends
Section 2835, 2836 and 2837, Revised Statutes of Ohio,
relating to the Issu¬
of bonds by cities, villages and other municipal
corporations.
Under
the new law the municipal boards of legislation, councils, <fco.,
may by two
thirds vote Issue bonds for certain specified purposes to tne extent of 1 % of
the assessed valuation yearly (but not exceeding 4% In the
aggregate) with
ance
out
submitting the question to
a vote
of the people.
Bonds Issued under
this Aot In exoess of 1% In 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 proposition; but a net debt (bonds less
sinking fund)
of
than 8% in the aggregate cannot be authorized In any event.
The
amended In 1906 will be found In the "Chronicle" May 26 1906, page
In May 1910 the law was further amended so as to limit the bonding
more
Aot
as
1224.
of townships and municipal corporations to 5%, instead of 8%, oJ!
power
the tax duplicate.
This was done by amending Sections 3942, 3945, 3948
and 3954 of the General Code, making them read as folllows:
Sec. 3942.
OF
The net Indebtedness Incurred by any township or munici¬
pal corporation for the purposes mentioned In sections 3295 ana 3939 of the
never exceed 2 *4 % of the total value of ail the
property
and assessed for taxation, unless
by vote of the qualified electors
of the township or corporation in the manner hereinafter provided.
General Code shall
STATE
710-139.
SAVINGS BANK
Sec.
3945.
Suoh
limitation
of
1%
and 2*4%
hereinbefore
prescribed
Sec. 3948/ Before any bonds In excess of such limitations of 1% and
are Issued and tax levied, the question of Issuing them shall be sub¬
mitted to the voters of the township or corporation at a general or special
2*4%
ejection.
A savings bank may invest its funds in or loan money on,
or assign promissory notes, drafts, bills of exchange,
trade and bank acceptances and other evidences of debts; but all such In¬
vestments or loans made except those secured by mortgages on real estate
pledge of collateral security shall be upon notes, drafts, bills of exchange,
or bank acceptances, or other evidences of
debt, payable at a time
exceeding six months from the date thereof, but not more than thirty
per cent of the capital, surplus and deposits of such bank shall be so inor
trade
not
sted.
v
v'
710-140.
>, Sec. 710-140.
A savings bank
a
authority of this chapter In excess of 5% of the
township or corporation as listed and
for such purposes which
existing at the time of such
issue shall be valid obligations of the township or municipal
corporation
which Issued them.
In ascertaining the limitations of such 5% and of
■uoh 2 *4 %, all suoh bonds shall be considered except those specifically ex¬
cluded by Section 3946 of the General Code.
total value of all the property In such
assessed for taxation.
Bonds Issued In good faith
Note.—Some
doubts
having arisen as to
"Longworth" bonds should be counted In
whether old bonds
figuring the 8%
as
well
as
debt limit,
a
•ult was brought and the State Supreme Court In May 1906 held that
only
•uoh 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 la, expressly provided that the 8% limit shall apply only to the
bonds Issued subsequent to the enactment of this Act.
[The Snyder Act. an emergency measure passed by the Legislature
April 10 1913, permits the issuance of bonds to repair damage done by the
floods of March and April, such bonds not to be counted In
ascertaining any
of the limitations of Sections
The Act
was
3939
to
3954-1
Incl. of the General Code.
printed in full in V. 96. p. 1714.]
TAX LIMIT LAW.—The original "Smith 1% Law," so-called, passed
was not approved by the Governor, but was allowed to become
a law without his signature.
(101 O. L. 430.)
The original law, in so far as
it directly affected tax rates, contained only Sections 5649-1 to 5649-5, incl.
(Gen. Code); Sections 5649-3a to Sections 5649-3e (Gen. Code) were added
in 1911, and all the sections of the Act except the first one were amended.
May 10 1910,
This Act
approved by the Governor June 2 1911, and It is commonly
1% Law.
(102 O. L. 266.)
It provided:
That no more taxes should be levied in any taxing district in 1911
was
referred to
as
the Smith
than in 1910:
(b) That increased taxes of 6% might be levied in 1912; 9% in 1913 and
12% in any year thereafter.
(c) That levies for county purposes should be limited to 3 mills, for
municipal purposes to 5 mills, for school purposes to 5 mills and for town¬
ship purposes to 2 mills.
(The Supreme Court held in the case of State vs.
Sanzenbacher, 84 O. S.. 504. that such limitations for county, municipal,
school and township
purposes are exclusive of levies for sinking fund pur¬
poses, to provide for indebtedness incurred prior to June 2 1911.)
(d) That these levies for county, municipal, school and township pur¬
poses might be increased by a vote of the people.
(e) That the aggregate levy for all purposes shall not exceed 10 mills,
but sinking fund levies to provide for indebtedness incurred afcer June 2
1911, by a vote of the people, may be in addition.
(The Supreme Court
held in the case of the State ex rel. vs. Sanzenbacher supra that levies in
addition to 10 mills may be made to provide for indebtedness Incurred
before the passage of the Act.)
(f) That the aggregate levy for all purposes, including sinking fund
levies and levies authorized by vote, cannot exceed 15 mills.
Amendments.
Sections 5649-2 and 5649-3 (Gen. Code) were amended in 1913 by elfmImating from both sections all limitations based upon the amount of taxes
levied in 1910.
15 mills and are all to be laid upon municipalities, except the levy
authorized by Section 239 of said law—Town&hip Highway Repair Fund.
the
are
no
limLations whatever to the levies
emergency purposes
Section 7419.
ties.
Section
that may
be made for
in the following cases:
For the repair of roads damaged by flood or other casual¬
7630-1.
destroyed by fire,
To rebuild^ or repair school houses wholly or partially
or other casualty, or condemned by the chief inspector
of workships and factories, when
of the school district.
Section 4450 and 4451.
To
approved by
meet
a
majority of the electors
the expenses of an epidemic or threat¬
epidemic.
Section 5629.
wholly
INVESTMENTS
invest its funds in:
(a) The securities mentioned in Section 111 of this Act subject to the
limitations and restrictions therein contained; except that investments in
estate securities shall be subject to the restrictions contained in Sec¬
real
tion 112 of this Act.
*
(b) Stocks of companies, upon which or the constituent companies com¬
prising the same, dividends have been earned and paid for five co ns cutive
years next prior to the investment; provided, every such investment
shall
be authorized by an affirmative vote of a majority of the board of dir ectors
of such savings bank.
No purchase or investment shall be made in the stock of any other cor¬
poration organized or doing business under the provisions of this Act or
of the National Banking Act of the United States.
(c) Promissory notes of individuals, firms or corporations when secured
by a sufficient pledge of collateral approved by the executive committee
.
or
board
of directors.
>
(d) Ground rents or certificates of participation or beneficial ownership
improved lands under lease for a period of not less than twenty-five years
from the date thereof, and conditioned that the lessee shall pay all taxes
and assessments thereon and keep and maintain said premises in full and
complete repair, with insurance in an amount equal to the insurable value
of the improvements thereon provide that the aggregate par amount of
such rents or certificates shall not exceed the value 6f the land nor sixty
per cent of the total value of the land and Improvements.
But nothing in
this section contained shall prevent the investment in such rents or certifi¬
cates in unimproved lands, where by the terms of the lease thereof the con¬
struction of a new building thereon is provided for and funds have been de¬
in
or will be deposited from the proceeds of the sale of such rents or
certificates sufficient for the cost of such construction, and conditioned that
posited
such constructoin shall begin
within six months thereafter and that the funds
deposited shall be paid out to meet the cost of such construction as the
and for no other purpose.
Under Sub-division (a) above there is a reference to Section 111 and Sec¬
tion 112.
We insert here the text of these:
so
work progresses
710-111.
Sec. 710-111.
INVESTMENTS.
A bank may Invest Its capital, surplus, undivided profits
and deposits in the
following securities:
(a) Bonds or other Interest-bearing obligations of the United States,
Philippines, Hawaii, Porto Rico and the District of Columbia, or those
for which the faith of the United States is pledged to provide payment of
the interest and principal, and in Farm Loan bonds issued by Federal
Land banks and Joint-Stock Land banks.
the
Bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any foreign govern¬
United States since 1900, and of the Dominion
defaulted in the payment
of principal or Interest on its bonds or obligations within the period of twenty
years last prior thereto.
(c) Bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any State or Territory
of the United States.
'
(d) Bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any county, town,
township, city, school district, improvement district or sewer district, or
other organized or political sub-division in this State.
(e) Bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any city, town, county
or other legally constituted political or taxing subdivision situated in one
of the States of the United States, or any cities of the Philippines, Hawaii
or Porto Rico, which city, town, county or taxing subdivision has been in
or
Section
of Canada and New Foundland, which has not
...
,
.
of its water bonds and bonds
public utilities and the amount of sinking
payment of its bonds or Interest bearing
indebtedness after deducting the amount
issued for other self-sustaining
funds which are available for the
obligations other than water bonds and self-sustaining public utilities
does not exceed ten per cent of the value of taxable property in such city,
town, county or political or taxing subdivision to be ascertained by the
valuation of property therein for the assessment of taxes next preceding
such investment; provided, that no
bonds or other interest-bearing obliga¬
such county shall be eligible for investment unless such county
population of not less than ten thousand inhabitants, and provided
that no bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any such city, town
or other political or taxing subdivision shall be eligible for investment unless
tions of any
has
a
town or political or taxing subdivision has a population of not
less than one thousand inhabitants as ascertained by United States or State
such city
census
or
by any municipal census taken
by authority of the State next
ereunder the investment, and provided further, that tnere shall be eligible
Ereceding such bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of apolitical or
which has not been in existence for ten years, but which
another eligible subdivision or comprises in whole or in
eligible subdivision or subdivisions or parts of eligible sub¬
divisions if such subdivision shall comply with the other requirements of
taxing subdivision
is erected out of
part another
fill's T)3ir3(8T^Dll
But nothing
herein contained shall authorize the investment of funds in
special assessment or improvement bonds or other bonds or other in¬
terest-bearing obligations which are not the direct obligations of the dis¬
trict issuing same and for which the full faith and credit of the entire dis¬
any
trict are not
(f)
Bonds
pledged.
debentures of any Province of the Dominion of Canada.
or
debentures of any city or town or district except school district
in the Dominion of Canada having a population of not less than ten thousand
Bonds
or
inhabitants, as
ascertained by official census next preceding such invest¬
has not since 1900 defaulted for more than ninety days
ment and which
in the payment of any part of principal or
to be contracted by it and which has a net
interest of any debt authorized
Indebtedness exclusive of water
bonds issued for other self-sustaining public utilities and the
amount of sinking funds available for the payment of its bonds other than
water bonds and bonds issued for public utilities, which net indebtedness
does not exceed seven per cent of the last valuation of its taxable property
for the assessment of taxes preceding such investment, and in all other re¬
debt
and
spects such bonds shall
Section 5649-1 (Gen. Code) as amended provides, in substance, that bonds
•hall have priority over current expenses in the application of the proceeds
of the limited taxes.
Levies under the Cass Road Law are subject to no limitations except
ened
may
ment not at war with the
No municipal corporation or township shall create or Incur
at the time of Issue were within the limitations
There
SAVINGS BANKS.
(b)
Sec. 3954.
net Indebtedness under the
(a)
INVESTMENTS, LOANS.
Sec. 710-139.
discount, buy, sell
In suoh corporation or township, as listed
the exoess of such amount Is authorized
•hall not affect bonds lawfully issued for such purposes upon the
approval
of the electors of the township or corporation.
115
conform to the requirements of Clause E of this
city, town or district therein
unconditionally guaranteed as to payment of principal and interest by the
Dominion of Canada or any province thereof.
section: and in the bonds or obligations of any
(g)
Bonds of cities of foreign countries that have not been at war with
of mora than one hundred
the United States since 1900. having a population
thousand inhabitants, whose net indebtedness does not exceed seven per
cent of the last valuation of its taxable property for the assessment of taxes
preceding such investment, exclusive of bonds issued for public utilities
and sinking funds other than for public utilities and which have not de¬
faulted for more than ninety days on any installment of any part of princi¬
pal or interest of any debt authorized to be contracted by it for twenty-five
years preceding such investment.
(h) Bankers' acceptances of the kind and maturity made eligible by law
for re-discount with Federal Reserve banks, provided the same are accepted
by a bank incorporated under the laws of this State or any member bank of
the Federal Reserve system.
'
(i) Mortgage bonds, collateral trust bonds, debenture bonds or notes of
any regularly incorporated company which, or the constituent companies
comprising which for four years (4) prior to the date of purchase has earned
over and above all fixed charges other than interest on indebtedness
an
amount equal to at least double the interest charges which it will be required
to pay upon its outstanding obligations; or mortgage bonds, collateral trust
_
To rebuild or repair a county infirmary or children's home,
partially destroyed by fire or other casualties.
1259-1. For interest and sinking fund levies made necessary
,
on
of bonds issued to enable a municiplaity to comply with the orders
of the State Board of Health in reference to the installation or improvement
of its water works, when approved by a majority of the electors of the mu¬
account
nicipalities.
Sonds, bonds
hich
debenture bonds or notes of any regularly incorporated company,
notes, plus all prior incumbrances are outstanding in an
or
SAVINGS
BANK
INVESTMENTS—POWERS
AND
RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—The savings bank laws of Ohio were revised as part of the re¬
codification of the Ohio banking laws in general made at tne 1919 session
of the Legislature—the new enactment being known as the "Graham Bank¬
ing Act,
which became effective July 11 1919.
The provisions regard¬
ing savings institutions are contained inJ3ec. 710-139 and.710-140.
We
quote these both in full as follows:
amount not in excess of
said bonds
or
notes.
50% of the actual value
of the property securing
,
,
.
.
equipment bonds or car trust certificates issued In the
United States or Canada, and bonds secured by first mortgage on steel
steamships, in an amount not exceeding 50% of the value of such vessels.
(k) Bonds or notes secured by first mortgage on improved real estate as
defined in Section 113 hereof of not more than 60% of the value thereof.
(j)
Railroad
securities
All
enumerated above, having a
as
fixed maturity shall be
charged and entered upon the books of the bank at their cost to the bank,
and when a premium is paid therefor an annual amortization charge shall
be made thereon so as to bring the cost of same to the face value of said bonds
at maturity.
Thi Superintendent of Banks shall have the power to re¬
quire any security to be charged down to such sum as in his judgment rep¬
resents its value.
The Superintendent of Banks may order any securities
which he deems undesirable removed from the assets of a bank.
We print below section 113, referred to in sub-division (k):
In 1921 the General Assembly passed a bill supplementary to Section 710111 by adding a section to be known as Section 710-111 (a) and amending
Section 710-121.
We give the text of these below:
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
710-112.
shall be made upon
situated in this State, or in States contiguous
thereto, and shall not exceed forty per cent (40%) of the value of such real
estate if unimproved, and sixty per cent (60%) of such value if improved,
and the improvements shall be kept adequately insured.
In the case of
commercial banks not more than fifty per cent (50%) and in the case or
savings banks and trust companies not more than sixty per cent (60%) of
the amount of the paid in capital, surplus and deposits of such bank of
trust company at any time shall be invested in such real estate securities.
Loans on collateral enumerated in clauses (i), (J) and (k) of Section 111 of
this Act. shall not exceed eighty per cent of the value of such collateral.
Sec. 710-113.
The term "improved" real estate as used in this act shall
be held to mean land upon which buildings have been erected suitable
and intended to be used for residence, business or other purposes and fit
for use and occupancy, or under construction for such purposes; and in
Loans by banks upon mortgage notes
Sec. 710-112.
first mortgage upon real estate
the
tillable lands with farm buildings
of farm property shall mean
case
under use for farm purposes, and when so used the
include pasture and wood lands.
Sec. 710-llla.
Any bank organized under this Act without regard to
the amount of its capital and surplus, may file application with the Super¬
thereon and actually
same
may
permission to exercise, upon conditions and under
maybe prescribed by the said Superintendent of Banks,
intendent of Banks for
such
regulations as
-either
both of the following powers:
To invest its capital, surplus, undivided
or
(A)
profits and deposits in bonds,
notes, trade acceptances, debentures or first lien securities of
banks or corporations, chartered or incorporated under the
United States and principally
one or more
laws of the
engaged in international or foreign
banking,
of the United States,
control of local institu¬
tions in foreign countries, or in such dependencies or insular possession; in¬
cluding the bonds, notes, trade acceptances, debentures or first lien securi¬
ties of one or more banks or corporations chartered or incorporated under
Section 25a of the Federal Reserve Act, as approved December 24, 1919.
(B) To invest an amount not exceeding in the aggregate ten per centum
of Its paid capital stock and surplus in the stock of one or more banks or
corporations chartered or incorporated under the laws of the United States
and principally engaged in international or foreign banking, or banking in
a dependency or insular possession of the United States, either directly or
through the agency, ownership or control of local institutions in foreign
countries or in such dependencies or insular possessions; including the stock
of one or more banks or corporations chartered or incorporated under Sec¬
banking in a dependency or insular possession
•either directly or through the agency, ownership or
or
approved December 26 1919.
tion 25a of the Federal Reserve Act, as
_
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS
STATE
IN
THE
OF OHrO.
[In the following statements of debt we report in detail
only thos-
bonds which are a general obligation of the place issuing the same.
Lack of space prevents our giving a description of the
numerous
issues of assessment bonds—that is, bonds payable
by assessment
against the particular piece of property benefited.]
AKRON.
ADA.
This city is the county seat of Sum¬
This village is In Hardin County.
mit County.
Incorporated 1867.
6s
M-S
4Xa
J-D
$5,000c,..Sept 1 1923
5,000c
June 15 1925
6,500
Sept 1 1924
4Ms'16 M-S
GEN. BD. DT.
Assessment
$14,500
Apr 14 '20.
debt
Assess, val. '19 (75%
act.).2,645.680
Tax rate (per $1,000)
..$16 50
1919
Population in 1910, 2,465; '20, 2,321
Bank
or
payable in
1st
Nat.
Ada
Liberty
6s '21
s-a
15.000
.Tan
1 1926
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '20$28,000
Floating debt
7 800
4',000
-
Assessed valuation (est)...3,500,000
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1912
$8.70
Population in 1918
3,000
ADAMS COUNTY.
Court House Bonds.
4s'11
$15,000..Mar 1 '22-'25
-_.
Funding Bonds.
F-A $13,500c
4^8 17 M-S
5Ms'18 M-S
5Ms'19
Aug
14,000c...Mch
21.000-_Mch 4
17,500
Mar
25.000
Mar
10,000
Mar
20,000
Mar
5Ms'20 M-S
18.000
4s '09
M-S
6Ms'13 M-S
...
4 1924
1935
1 1937
1 1938
1
1939
Mar 1
3Ms'07 A-0 $68,000c-..Apr
Road Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
$41.220.July
TOT. BD.
6 1922
'22-'30
115.000 Mar 1'41
DT. Apr 6 '21-- $537,209
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val.
personal
$1,968
5s
13
A-O
5s
15
5s
15
M-S
M-N
1921-1923
1921-1923
1921-1925
1921-1925
6.000
18,026
14,800
10,908
4^s 15 A-O
4Ms'15 M-N
4Ms
1921-1925
7,300
30,600
Oct 11925
Nov 1 1925
19,700
—
Grade Crossing Bonds.
$95,000._Jan
4Ms'15A-0 { 80,664-Apr 1 '22-'25
[275.000.Apr 1 *26-33
5s
,
13
J-J
1 '22-'40
99,500
v
($313,310c-May 1 21
Ai
o
-
39
28,000c—May 1 1934
Funding Bonds.
J-D
$50.000o__June '22&*27
Playground Bonds.
5s 19
s-a
{ $9,000c.July 1 '22-'24
1 20,000c.July l'25-'29
Building Bonds.
5M«'21 s-a $150,000._Jan
,
i 1950
'22-'45
'46- '50
'22-46
*47-'51
82,000--Apr
;8,000. Apr 1
135,000-Apr 1
850,000—Jan
1
5Ms'20
150.000.-Jan - 1
Underground Wires.
4Ms-15 M-N"$12,000
5Ms'20
s-a
5
J
s-aj$
1925
Sewer Bonds.
5s '14
$56.000
M-S
30.000
5s '14
M-N
5s '14
------
—
Sept 1 1924
1921
1 1925
1 1925
'21-'24
'21- 49
'50-54
10.600
5Ms'15 M-N 23,000c—May
4Ms'l5 A-O
6.800
Oct
6s '18
M-S $10,000—-Mar
5s '19 »-a
/8l 4,000—Apr 1
1160,000.—Apr 1
5Ms'20 s-a 400,000—Apr 1
5Ms'21 s-a {85).000—Jan 1
\ 150,000--Jan
1
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
'$10,OO0cMay 1
24,000cMay 1
4 Ms 14 A-O
5s '14
J-J
'22-'45
22-46
*47-'51
85,525
5s '15
M-S
16,098
'22-'23
'24-*27
6,202,130
1 "22-'36
2.250—July 15 1924
1924
1925
4,200
1925
Purchase of Land for Water Wks
4 Ms'll J D $162,000.
Dec 1 1931
Purchase of Water Works.
—
4s
5s
(36.000-June 15 *23-34
I 1,950
June 15 1935
$5.350
Aug 1 1927
10.000c—May 1 1926
IP-A
M-N
City's Portion, Paving.
'08
J-D
13,000—June 15 1923
F-A
3,700
Aug 1 1926
4s '09
J-D
13.000—-Dec 31 1929
4Ms'll J-D
15,2000.-June 15 1928
4 Ms'12 M-S
7,800
Mch 1 1932
4Ms'12 J-J
13,800
July 1 1933
4 Ms '12F-A
7,150
Aug 1 1932
4Ms'll A-O
4,300—Oct 15 1921
4Ms'08 M-S
3,300
Sept 1 1923
4s '07
M-S
800—Sept 16 1927
5s '14
J-J
3,000—Jan 15 1929
5s '15
A-O
13,900—Apr 15 1935
5s *14
J-J
6,500—July 15 1939
5s '15
A-O
9,150
Apr 1 1940
5s '15
J-J
10.850
July 1 1940
5s '15
M-S
8,200
Sept 1 1943
5s '16
A-O
10,850
Apr 1 1936
5s '16
J-D {12,000.June 15 '36-*39
2,123—June 15 1940
2,000
Aug 1 1941
5s *16
P-A
3,000
Aug 1 1943
4,250
Aug 1 1945
5a *16
J-J
3,000-July 15 '36-'38
814—July 15 1939
5s '17
A-O
2,063
Apr 1 1927
5s
5s '08
...
„
5s '19
(130,000—Oct 1 '21-'33
s-a
} 15,000
Fire Station Bonds.
Police
Public Bldg. Bonds
J-J
$75,000
Jan 15 '37-'39
A-O
5,000—Apr 15 1937
J-D
6,250—June 15 1941
1 1934
5s *14
1 '21- 25
5s '15
5s *15
Oct
$11.500—Aug
Bonds.
'20
6s
„
Dept.
City Hospital Bonds.
s-a($32,000—Oct 1 '21-28
\ 30,000--Oct 1 *29-'34 5s *14 J-J $50,000.-Jan 15 *35-'36
5s *15
M-S
35.000
Mar 1 1940
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
s-a
140,000.-Sept 1 '27-'54
6s *20
M-NS509.410.87.Nov 1 1928 6s '20
Water bonds Dec 31 '20-$10,530,000
Cemetery Bonds.
General bonds Dec 31 '19- 3,514,110 4s '07
J-J
$6,500--Jan 25 1925
Assessm'L bds. Dec 31 '20. 2,177,042
City Jail Equipment Bonds.
TOT. BD. DT. June 1 '21 19,409.052
5s *15
J-D
$3,250—June 15 1941
Sink fund, water, Apr. '20
624,400
Sewer Outlet Extension.
Sink, fund, gen., Apr. '20309 500
J-J
$6.000—Jan 25 1927
Total assessed val. 1920.3 *>0,000,000 4s '07
5s '19
Actual value (est.)
Total tax rate (per
Overhead Bridge Bonds.
450.000,000
$1,000)'20.$20.60 4Ms*09 A-O $4.500—Apr 10 1929
208,435
Population in 1920
INT. at Nat. Park Bank,
and City Treasury,
N. Y..
Akron,
AKRON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s
'09
A-O
$35,000c...Apr
*12
A-0$815,000
Apr 1 1942
Police & Fire Signal System.
13
J-D $15,875
1923
Fire Engine Bonds.
A-O
$9,500
Oct 15 1923
Public-Square Impt.
4Ms'll A-O
$4.500
Oct 15 1924
N. Arch Grade Crossing.
5s *13
4s '09
1 1923
4s '12
M-N 50,000c.Nov 1 '21-'25
J-D 300,OOOc_Dec 20 '26-'27
4s '08
J-D{ $15,000—Dec 31 1932
\ 16,000—Dec 31 1933
3,400—Doc 31 1934
4Ms'09 J-D
M-N 30,000c_Nov 1
4s '12
City's Portion Sewer.
*21-'22 5s '08
J-D
$3.000—June 15 1928
60,000c.Mch 1 *23-'29 4Ms'll J-D
2,200—June 15 1928
35.000cMch 18 *21-'32 4Ma'13 A-O
1,500
Apr 1 1928
25,OOOc_Apr 15 33-'36
Lincoln Overhead Crossing.
10,000c. .Dec 1 1921 4s *09
3 65s'06J-D
J-D
$7.000—-Dec 31 1930
55.000c..Oct 4 *28-'29
4s '10
A-O
Fifth Street Crossing.
4s '10
J-D 150.000c J'ne 30 '21-'27 4s *09
J-D $19.000—-Dec 31 1931
63,000c-Jan 9 *29-'31 4Ms'12 M-S
4s *12
J-J
4,000
Mar 1 1933
25.000c._0ct 1 '36-'37
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
4Ms'13 A-O
50,000c..Jan 9 '2+'31 4s '09
J-D $135,000 Dec 15 '29-'33
4Ms'14 J-J
M-S
40,000
Sept 1 1943
4Ms'14 M-S /40.000cMar 18 *22-'29 5s '15
I 6,000c..Mar 18 1930 4Ms'16 M-N 50.000-Nov 15 '43-'47
Water-Works Bonds.
4Ms'15 J-D
310,000.Sept 20 '21-'37
P-A ($63,000. Feb 20 '22-*28
4Ms'16 F-A
80.000.Feb 1 '22-*37 4s '99
I
9,000—Feb 20 1929
4Ms'16 M-N 45,000
Nov 1 1938
J-J
10,000—July 22 1925
4Ms'17 A-Of 60,000.Apr 12 *22-*25 4s '05
1
M-N
12,000c-..May 1 1923
5,000—Apr 12 1926 4s '09
4,000
Aug 1 1922
5s *17
A-O 450,000--Oct 1 '2l-'38 4Ms'll F-A
125.000-.June 1 '27-'31
4Ms'17 M-N3l8.000.May 15 '2+'36
15.000
June 1 1932
5s *18
F-A 208,000__Feb 1 *22-'34
5s '18
M-Nl44.400.Nov 15 '21-*29 4MS*12 J-J
40,000-July 15 '32-'33
10,000—-Dec 15 1934
5s '18
J-D
90.000.Dec 30 '21-'29 4Ms'12 J-D
A-O {20,000—Oct 15 *35-'36
5s'19 M-N
920.000.May 11 '22-'39 5s '14
\14.000
Oct 15 1937
5Ms'20 s-a 1,900,000.Apr 1 '22-'40
J-D
7,000
Dec 1 1934
5Ms'21
1.000,090. .Mar 1 '22-'41 5s '14
J-D
6,000
June 1 1940
5s *15
School Refunding Bonds.
4
Ms'13 M-S
4Ms'13 M-S
4Ms'13 A-O
4Ms'12J-D|
..
($7,000c
i
5s *15
F-A
Feb
1 1931
5s
*16
F-A
{100,000-.Aug 1 *41-'44
1 20,000
Aug 1 1945
{20,O00c.Feb 1 '32-*33
I 6,000c...Feb 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Apr. 6
Sinking fund...
Assess, val. real
'21$6,536,000
106.968
'10.000
15,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
5Ms'18 A-O
Total tax (per $1,000)
Population in 1920
INT.
payable at Treasurer's office
Akron.
ALLEN
COUNTY.
4Ms'07 M-S $21,500c.M&S 1 '21-'22
_s
—
$14,175
TOTAL DEBT July 1 *20. $121,189
Sinking fund (gen.)
4,000
Assess, val., real
58,229,460
Assess, val., personal
51,409,420
Assess, val.*20 (75% act.) 109,638.880
State&Oo. tax (per $1,000) '17.S3.55
Popul'n 1910, 56.580; 1920, 68,203
INT. at Treasurer's office.
This
city
is in Stark County.
$38,000.—Sept
1 1927
s-a
54,600—-Sept
Refunding Bonds.
1 1928
5s '19
6s '20
4s '02
5s
'05
4s '06
5s '14
5s *19
5s *19
5s
s-a
6s
M-S $52.650—Mch 1 1922
...
'20
s-a
Water Main Extension.
5Ms'll
...
/$10,000c_Nov 1 '21-'30
1
500c—Nov 1 1931
ll.OOOc.Nov 1 '20-'00
'2012,247,095
768,000
Assessed valuation 1920--31,052,340
City tax rate (per $1,000)— $5.10 +
Total tax (per $1,000) 1918—$13.90
Popul'n 1910. 15.083; 1920, 21.603
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
5Ms'18
Building Bonds.
'28-'29
15,000
1920-.$20-60 5s '19
208,435
and First-Second Nat. Bk. of
Apr
Apr '30-'31
Apr
1932
Apr '33-'37
Apr '38-'39
—Apr 1940
19,000..May 1 *22-'24
170,000--May 1 '25-'38
22 000.-Sept 1 '25-*35
estate..201,880,090
Assess, vai. personal
147,961,720
Total assess, val. 1920—349,841,810
Deficiency Bonds.
1923
4 Ms* 15 M-N
11,281,190
s-a
21.000cMay 1 '28-'30
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
16.000cMay 1 '3l-'32
$7,000
July 15 1923
27.000cMay 1 '33-'35 4Ms*08 J-J
24,500
$3,000 y'ly
20,000cMay 1 '36-'37 5Ms
beginning May 15 1930
22,000cMay 1 *38-'39
University Engin'g Bldg. Bonds
Storm Sewer Bonds.
F-A $10,000
Aug 1 1921
4Ms*16 J-J
$45.000--July 1 *22-'66 4s '06
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '15
M-S
2,800
Mar 1 1935
5s '13
M-S $65,000
Mar 1 1923 5s '19
s-a {10,000-June 15 '22-'26
4Ms*15 M-N 12,000c—May 1 1935
\ 1,345—June 15 1927
ALLIANCE.
75,000--Apr
4,000
6.500
4s '07
4s '09
^
'20-'52
(For maturity see V. 106, p. ,1546.)
6s '18
A-O $70.000—Apr 1 '22-28
5Ms'2Q s-a{2,233.000. Apr 1 *21-'49
1
1 '22-'46
Public Improvement Bonds.
5s 13
M-S $11,230
30,000—May 1 '24-'33
3,800
May 1 1934
5s *19
Paving and Intersection Bonds.
1920-1952
Ditch Bonds.
June 1 1923
Cuyahoga River Purification
4 M 14M-N
4s
A-Ol,276.315
(See V. 107. p. 1592.)
5s'17 M-S
1942,930-Sept 1
Memorial
$46,200c_July 9 '22-'28
J-D
---
75.000
5s '18
Refunding Bonds.
4>^s
11942
l750,OOODec 31 '28-'37
Lima is the county seat.
5s '20
M-S
County tax rate (per $1,000) *19$5.00
Popul'n 1910, 24,755; 1920, 22.403
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
F-A
5s '14
Tot. val. '20 (abt. 4-5act.) 17,483.320
•
Paving Bonds.
13
1 1921 iXs'16 M N$15.0C0-Nov 15 *44-*46
City's Portion, Street.
'21-'30
7$1.000
May 1 1922
5s *19
2,000
May 1 1923
/350.000Dec 31 '21- 27
4M8'13 J-D
—
—
5s
Sidewalk & Hospital Bonds.
^
Oct
A-O 200,000—Oct
1
Water-Works Bonds.
43*12
A-0$1,128,000- - Apr
6s '20
n
'22-'47
1 1934
1 1936
2 1937
$20,000/ 5,000 Mar 1 '36
Sinking fund
Floating debt
ln,
_
12
Refunding Bonds.
4Jis'12 A-O $39,500c.Apr 1
5s '14
A-O
48,500
Apr
5s *16
M-S
17,500
Mar
4Ms'17 F-A
50,000
Feb
6s '21 M-S
225,000c.Apr 1 '22-'30
| 8,000c_May 1 '22-'23
I 5,000c__May 1 1924
21
500,600—Apr 1 '22-*31
5MS'20 A-O
57,000..Apr 1 *22-'40
5Ms'21 s-a
200,000.-Jan
1 '22-'31
68
129,000--1,500 yearly-
1940
Turnpike Refunding Bonds.
„
s-a
1 1929
*23-'43
1
Bonds.
78,000.-.Apr 1 *27-'39
I
s-a
JHS15 A-O
County seat Is West Union.
70.000.0ct 1 '36-'40
{$*5,000— .Apr 1 '22-'26
...
5Ms'20
6s
Refunding Bonds.
6s '15
I
5s '19
'22-'24
/$ 180,000.Oct 1 '21-'35
Street Impt.
„
ADA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s '04
A-O
5s '19
at
Bank.
Sinking fund
'20
6s
25,000
9,000
Floating debt
Incorp. In 1836.
Sidewalk Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$9,000_.July 1
Street Widening Bonds.
Market Place Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$25,000
^
Every bank organized hereunder and investing in the capital stock of
or corporations as provided herein, shall be required to furnish in¬
formation concerning the condition of such banks or corporations to the
Superintendent of Banks upon demand.
Sec. 710-121.
Not more than twenty per cent of the capital surplus of
a bank doing business under this charter shall be invested in any one stock
or security unless it be in bonds or other Interest bearing obligations enum¬
erated in paragraphs a, b, c, d, e and h of Section 111 of this Act; or in the
stock or corporation owning the land, building or buildings occupied by
such bank for its banking quarters, and then not exceeding sixty per cent
of its capital and surplus shall be so invested, which shall be carried on the
books of the bank as an Investment or equity in real estate; or in the bonds,
notes, trade acceptances, debentures or first lien securities of banks or cor¬
porations chartered or incorporated under the laws of the United States
and principally engaged in international or foreign banking, or banking in
a dependency or insular possession of the United States either directly or
through the agency, ownership or control of local institutions in foreign
countries or in such dependencies or insular possessions; including the bonds,
notes, trade acceptances, debentures or first lien securities of one or more
banks or corporations chartered or incorporated under Section 25a of the
Federal Reserve Act, as approved December 24 1919.
Sec. 2.
That original Section 710-121 of the General Code be, and the
same is hereby repealed.
banks
INT.
[VOL. 112.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
116
—
TOT. BD. DT. Aug 30
Water debt (incl.)
CITY SCH. DIST.
M-N$10.000—May 4 *22-'26
1,000
Apr
1922
4s *10
M-S 120,000r
1925-1935
4s *11
M-S
50,000-—Mch 21 1931
5s *14
M-S
70,000
1934
5s *14
A-O
35,500—Oct 1 '21-'34
5s'16
J-J
54.000
1921-1936
5s '16
J-D
54.000
1921-1936
5Ms'18
36,000-- — -1921-1938
High School Bldg. Bonds.
ALLIANCE
4s *08
—
s-a $400,000
1921-1940
15,450—Dec 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
19,000—Nov 1 *24&'26 5 Ms'20 A-O $65.000.-Apr 1 *28-'40
M-S
21.600—Mar 10 1930 GEN. BD. DT. July 28'20 $950,000
46,000
/ 3,000—Apr 1 '22-'24 Gen'l sinking fund
33.260.000
1
900
Apr 1 1925 Total assess, val. 1920
5s '19
J-D
M-N
—
{ 12,000—Apr 15 '22-27 School tax (per $1,000), 1919-$58.67
28.000
[ 2,500
Apr 15 1928 Population 1919
24,000
1921-1928
.
INTEREST is payable at Alliance.
ANSOKIA TIL. SCH. DIST.
IMs*IS A-O $l0,000c—A&O '27-36
5s 13
A-O
20,000-----1922-1941
5s '14
A-O 147.000—Oct 1 '21-'4l
Building Bonds.
5s
A-O
38.000..A & O '21-39
*33,792
1921-1941 5s '15
6s '18
M-S
3,000
M« '22-'27 BOND. DEBT July i '20.
$952,500
6d '19
2,0/9-Feb 27 *22-*30 Assess, val.(80% act.) '19 27.500,000
GEN. BD. DT. Apr. 11 *21
*40.000 School tax (per $1,000) 1919—$4 .555
Sinking fund
500 Population in 1919 (est.)
20.000
Assess. v&L '20 <90% act.) _1,800,000
INT. at Farmers' Nat. Bk., Ashta.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920
*7-20
Population in 1920 (est.)—-——825 ASHTABULA COUNTY.
Jefferson is the county seat.
ARCHBOLD.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
This village is in Fulton County.
4Ms
*247,000-—
1925
5s
745,900-———1928
Refunding Bonds.
5s'16
J-D
$5,500c June20 '24-'29 5 Ms
30,000.————1923
A-O 110,080—-Apr 1 '22-'28
5s'17
f-D
*5,000c June 20 '25-'29 5s 19
5s'18
A-O ^50,350.—Oct 1 '21-'27
3,300-June 20 '25-*3Q 5s '10
Town Hall Extension Bonds.
12,000—Oct 11928
5s'17
f-O #*2,000—.Dec 1 *25-'26 5s '19—A-O
7,000—Oct 1 '21-'27
(
500—Dec 1 1927
3,000—Oct 1 1928
GEN. BD. DT. June 1 '21
s-a
$47,380 6s '20
60,000—Oct 1 '21-28
Water debt (included)
9,500——Oct 1 1929
9,000
Total assess, val. 1921.... 1,300,000 6s'20
A-O
124,000-0ct
1 '21-'28
17,000—Oct! 1929
Population In 1921
1,150
6s '20
A-O
160.000-0ct
1 '2l-*28
ASHLAND.
~~"~
25,000—-Oct 1 1929
Tbls olty is the county seat ef Ash¬ 6s'20
A-O
176,000--Oct 1 '21-28
land County.
24,000
Oct I 1929
Incorp. July 28 1815.
A-O 162,000--Oct
6s '20
1 '21-29
Bridge Bonds.
A-O
58,000—Oct
1 '22-'30
5s *17
M-S
$J#O0.M&S 1 *21-*22 6s '21
GEN. BD. DT. Apr '21.
Sewer Bonds.
$23,000
4s
M-S *15,000o—Sept 20 1937 Assessment debt (add'l).
1,735,000
5s
M-S
14,000
6,000o—Sept 1 1926 Sinking fund
5s *16
M-8
7.200.M&S 1 '21-28 Assessed valuation, real. 56,413,720
5s '18
M-S
835
M-S 1921 Assessed val., personal
66,903,470
6s '18
M-S
3,000——M-S '22-'24 Total assessed valuation,
1920 (actual)
123.31/,190
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s *16
Mar
$1,500—Mar 1 *22-'24 County tax rate (per M)'1920-$4.10
Popul'n 1910, 59,437; 1920, 65,545
'17
6,000
Street Bonds.
'
This district is in Darke County.
—
...
.
5s '13
M-S
4.000
.Mar
5Ms'13 M-S 32,000
Mar
Bridge Bends.
5s '07
I-f $4,000—Jan
J.
5s *11
14,000
July
M-S
5s 13
4,000—Sept
M-S
5s '13
32.000
Mar
M-S
5s '14
30,000
Mar
M-S
5s *15
9.000—..Sept
M-S
5s *15
2,000
Sept
M-S
5s '16
29,000——Sept
M-S
5s *18
4,000
Sept
6s '20
M-S
6s '20
M-S
—
.
—
......
—-
.
„
*6,500—M-S '21-*24 ASHTABULA HARBOR SPECIAL
5.220.M&S 1 *21-'29
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4,500— Sept 1 *21-29
This
district
(P.
O.
Ashtabula
4,500
Mar 1 *22-30 Harbor) is in Ashtabula
County,
5^s'20 M-S
9,000—Mar 1 *22-*30
Deficit Bonds.
ItO/GOO—Sept 1 *2l-'30
($3 i,000—Apr 1 *22-'26
Paving Bonds,
5Ms'l9 s-a { 42,000—Oct i 2x- 26
js '18
M-S
$9,880——M-S '21- 28
1 12.000—A-0
J 927
Refunding Bonds.
•
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 JO- $225,000
4^s'l0 Mch $1,000c.—Mar 1 1922 Toual assess, val. 1919— .9,895,680
M-S
6s *14
5s *17
M-S
5s *19
M-S
'
^
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '07
M-S J $12,000o— .Mch ,21-'33
i
5,336—-Sept *21-'32
5s '19
A-O 150,000
1923-1952
6J*s'20 A-0 ?30,000—Apr 15'23-'52
130,000—Oct 15 '23-*52
Population in x920 (est.)
Well Extension Bonds.
5s *17
M-S *11,000c
.———
BOND. DEBT iuly 1 '20. $400,300
5s '16
Total val'n *18 (75 % act.) .13,505,450
6s
... -
is
city
in
Athens
County.
Armory Site Purchase.
M-S
$2,600—Sept 1 *21-'24
Water Supply Impt. Bonds.
5s '14
J-J
Jan 1 '22-'35
$56,000
Refunding Bonds.
M-N $45.000c_
1923-'25
1918—*15.20
($20,000 on May 1 each year.)
Popul'n
1910, 6,795; 1920, 9,249 5s
J-J
$20.000c
June 11926
INT. on refunding 4Mb at Farm
Electric-Light Bonds
era
M-S
Bank, Ashland, and on other 5s '07
$5,000c. Sept I '21-'25
Tax rate (per *1,000)
bonds at First Nat. Bank, Ashland.
ASHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Hs'll M-S *33,153c.M&S 1 '21-'37
5e'07
M-S
7 J)00c.M-S 1921-'27
5s '14
/14,000--Sept 1 '21-27
180,000— Sept 1 *28-'47
M-S
12,000c-Sept 1 '21-32
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 '20- $184,180
Assess, val. '19 (abt. act.) 14,547,980
Sch. tax rate (per *1,000) 1919-*4.60
Population in 1917 (est.)
9,000
INT. on bonds of 1915 at Farmers'
Bank, Ashland: others at First Nat.
M-S
5s '15
Bank,
Ashland.
ASHLAND COUNTY.
Ashland Is the county seat.
Road Bonds (County's Portion).
5Hs*13 A-O $16,230
A-O '21-23
5s
M-N 18,0001923
5s '16
M-S 25,000—M&S 1 1921.
Street Impt. Bonds.
6s *19
s-a
*15,570..Sept 1 '21-'29
6s '18
Road Bonds.
—
—
'20, $215,424
81,260
54,000
Assess, val. 1921
—9,608,535
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1921....$20.90
Population 1910, 5,463; 1920, 6,418
_
Sinking fund.
■'i,
:
at
office
of
5s '19
A-O
Treasurer.
f14—$10.79
INT. at County Treas. office.
,
^
This city Is In Ashtabula Co.
Inc.
July 10 1891.
Pop'n 1920. 22,082.
City Bldg. Impt. Bonds.
$26,000Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s
*5,000———
Electric Light Bond*.
6s
-
...
5s
-
6s '20
A-O
.
f
1921-1925
500—.Apr 10 1922
1,500—Oct 10 '22-'24
200—Apr 10 '24-^27
[27,500-Apr
10 '24-'28
11,000—-Apr
1 1929
5,500—Oct 1 1928
16,500
Oct 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Apr. 5 '21$34,000
Sinking fund—
3,000
5s *16
__
Walks.
5s *17
s-a
$2,500
1927-1930
5Hs'19 s-a
6,000-Feb 15 '34-*45
GEN. BD. DT, June 13 '18
$40,000
Floating debt..
1,500
41,500
2,600
Tot. assess, val. 1918
$1,009,357
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918.—$15.60
Population 1910, 1,034; 1920-1,088
—...
TOTAL
DEBT—
Water debt (incl.)———
BATAVIA
DISTRICT.
SCHOOL
Building Bonds.
5s '15
A-O $30,000c.0ct 15 '23-'52
TOTAL DEBT
—(?)
Bd. of Ed.
INT. at Clerk-Treas.
office.
—
BEDFORD.
is tn Lorain County.
$48,000.May 15'22-'29
\14.000-0ct 15 *21-'27
Apr.
BOND. DEBT
Sinking fund--
-
-
-
15 '21
— -—. -
-
$68,000
7,700
Street Bonds (Village's Share).
$4,000a.-July 1 '22-'25
4^sT6 J-J
Water Bonds.
6s '20
A-O $8,518.37c.Oct 1 '21-'30
Sewer Bonds.
6s * .0
A-O $6.375.23c Oct 1 '21-'30
Public Building Bonds.
Assess, val. real estate 19201,903,380
Assess, val, personal 1920676,265
5HsT8Septljo,000-Sept
Total ass'd val. 1920——2,579,645
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$17.00
Sinking fund.
Population in 1920--
———1,462
1 '21-'25
BOND. DEBT Nov 22 '20
*376,000
28,802
Actual val. 1920 (est.)—16,024,110
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$15.70
——
Population in 1910, 1.783;'20,2;677.
BEDFORD TOWNSHIP.
M-S *20,000_M-S 15 '21-'27
M-S
20,000--M-S 15 '28-34
$47,000
BEDFORD VIL. SCH. DIST.
6s *16
™
_
-s
Building Bonds.
'
A-O *50,000-A-O 1 '21-51
.
(16,000—A-O '21-'28
A-O
£s'10 J-J
—
t
15'22-27
22,000—July 15 1928
^
x
J-
150—Apr 1 1924
Viaduct Bonds.
*207,000—
Refunding Bonds.
—_
Sinking fund.
131,940
Assessed valuation 1920—29,000,000
Tax rate (pot *1,000) 1921—*20.00
INT. payable at Treas. office.
$2,000—July 1 1922
Ditch Bonds.
M-S $32,000
6s '18
Sept 1 1921
M-S
2,250c—Apr 1 '21-'25 6s '19
4,400....Sept 1 1924
Refunding Bonds.
19.000c—A & O 1926
675c—-A&O 1921- 4Ms'10 J-J
*14,875
J&J '22-'28
M-S
2,000—Mar 1 1922
5,747c—Oct 1 *21-'31 6s 13
{44,000—--A-O '29- 39
60,000—A-O 40-'49
80,000—-A-O '50-'59
J-J
5s'19
s-a
$12,420—May I'29-'34
BOND. DEBT May 18 '21 *605,087
Floating debt (incl.)..
180,000
Water debt (Incl.)..
33,000
—
&
$25,600 —1921-1936
This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
This village
~
*26,300—
A-O
2,700—Oct 1 *2l-'26 Assess, val (75% act.) '21-2,500,000
5Ms'20 A-O
19,000—Oct
1 *21-'30 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920--$18.00
River Improvement Bonds
Population 1910, 1,161; 1920, 1,059
4s '09
A-O *250.000c_0ct 1 '21- 29
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 *21- *435,840 AUGLAIZE COUNTY.
Assess, debt (add!)———
74,345
County seat Is Wapakoneta.
Sinking fund-—.-—.--—40,972 -s
*19,100
Assess, val. *l9 (abt.act.3-43,790,770
Infirmary Building Bonds
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1920—*17.60 5s '09
M-S *15,000
Sept 1 1923
INT; at Nat. Bank of Ashtabula. 5s '10
M-S 20,000
Sept 1 1928
Hospital Bonds.
-
in Clermont Co.
Light
...
Deficiency Bonds.
AVON.
Water Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
*5,000—July 1 *22-'23
Viaduct Impt. Bonds.
5s'19
$3,000-July 15'22-'27
City Building Bonds.
s'17 J-D *30,000—itreet Bonds.
4s '10
M-S
$2,500c
Sept 19 *21
M-N
6s '15
1,537— May 1 *22-'25
J-D
5s *15
930c. June 1 '22-'25
F-A
5a *15
2,500—Aug 1 '2l-*25
A-O
5s '17
49,943--Oct 1 '21-'31
Park Land Purch. Bonds.
6s '15—J-D
*4,136—June 1 *22-'25
M-N 39,000—May 1 *22-*40
5s *15
Water-Main Extension Bonds.
6s '15
F-A *12,140c
1921-1933
Street & Sewer (City's Portion).
5s *15
A-O (*2,000—Apr 1 '21-Y3
$5,200
...
—
4MS"H A"°
Water,
4M?
BEE HIVE RURAL SCH. DIST.
This district
(P. O". Warrensville)
Cuyahoga County
Building Bonds.
5s *16
A-O $45.900c—A-O 1 *21-'48
BOND. DEBT Apr 1917—
*50,000
is in
.
Assessed valuation 1910—-1,057,000
INT. payable In Cleveland.
BELLAIRET~~
This
Ajty is 4n Belmont County.
FirelTruck Purchase Bonds..
M-S
*8,250—Sept 1 *21-'25
Deficiency Bonds.
—
Public Dock Bonds.
*5,040—
Subway Bonds.
'
•
4s *08
A-O *25,000—Oct 1 *21-'28
4s *12
A-O
3,500c—Oct 1 1921
Street Paving (City'sPortion).
A-O
4 M s*08 A-O
4Ms'10 A-O
INT. payable at Mahoning Nat.
Bank, Youngs town.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '06
$1,900c
5s'18
J-J (138,000—July
—
A-O
4 Ms'
4 M a'08
This village is
55,152,180
*5,000—Jan 3 '22-'26
8,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$67.5 12a.-July 1 '22-'33
5s *14
M-N 13,0001-May 1 *22-'34
Portage County.
Building Bonds.
5s *15
$4,000
1921-1923
5s'16
20,800—1921-1933
4M8'17A-0 $15,000--A-O 1 '33-'40
BOND. DEBT May 20 '20
$40,000
Sinking fund
1,414
Assessed valuation 1919
2,819,470
Total taxrate (per $1,000) '20 15.00
5s '18
—
1920
AUSTINTOWN TWP. SCH. DIST.
This distriet (P. O. West Austintown) is in Mahoning County.
Building Bonds.
5Xb
A-O$34,000C
($1,000 each six months until 1935)
6s '15
A-O
$4,000c.Apr 1 '22-'29
4Hs'16A-0
2,500c.0ct
1*21-25
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920—
*38,000
Floating debt...
7,000
Assess, val. 1919 (actual) .2,510,000
Total tax (per $1,000) '19—$17.43
Population in 1917 (est.)—..1,700
5s
This district (P. O. Atwater) is in
4s&5s
5s
val.
assess,
—
ATWATER TWP. RURAL S. D.
80,000-Mar 1 '43-'44
5s
Total
County tax (per $1,000) 1920—$5.56
Popul'n 1910, 31,246; 1920, 29,527
INT. payable at Treas. office.
5s '16
1 '37-'39
1 '40-'42
.
_
BARBERTON.
*23-'25
This village is in Summit County.
Inc. 1892.
Population 1910, 9,410; TOTAL DEBT Apr. 5 '21- $374,000
Ass'd val. '21 (2-3% act).17,000,000
1920, 18,811.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-$15.70
5s'14
$15,000——
Population in 1920---— — —4,582
Fire Bonds.
*95.000—
AUBURN TOWNSHIP.
(90,000-Mar 1 '25-'30
This township (P. O. Tiro) Is in
60,000-Mar 1'31-'33 Crawford County.
M-S
75,000_Mar 1'34-'36
Road Bonds.
90,000_Mar
105,000-Mar
....
Site-Purchase Bonds.
5Hs'18 A-O *75,000
A&O
s-a
6s *21
—
Population in 1921 (est.) —2,000 6s '20
INT. at Twp. Treasurer's office.
...
—
—
■
May 20 '21.
—
_
...
,
—.... —
1910, 22,975; 1920, 24.627
ASHTABULA.
—
Assessed val'n, personal.
2,000,000
Total assessed val'n 1921—4,500,000
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1921-.$16.40
1 9,000-Oct 1
TOT. DEBT July 1 1920.
*435,000
Assess, val. '20 (abt.act.).52,730,890
iPqpul'n
—
Assessed val'n. real estate.2.500,000
County seat Is Athens.
Road Improvement Bonds
5s
M-S$190,000c
1929-1939
BOND. DEBT Apr. 7 '21- $190,000
*21-'25
Sinking fund
8,476
Assessed val'n, real estate.22,761,870
*21-23 Assessed val'n,
personal—22,774,775
'21-'25
Total val. (80% act.) '20-45,536,645
*22-'29 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920...$5.70
*22-'26 Population in 1920
—50,420
'27-29
INT. payable at Treas. office.
($16,000.Apr 1
\ 10,000-0ct 1
,County tax (per *1,000)
.
This township (P.O. Bedford) lain
Cuyahoga County.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 6 '21$35,000
5s '16
Sinking fund
2,885
5Hs'19 s-a
(4,000,.Apr 1 '22-'29 Total val* 1921 (act. val.) .10,150,725
14,500—Oct 1 '21-29 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1921—*15.20
6s '16
M-S
20,000-M-S 15 '28-'34
Pop'n 1910, 3,791; 1920——4,682.
BOND. DEBT
'28-'29
1 1930
24,000—A-O
12,000
Apr
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '15
M-S *32,500
-M-S
Bridge Bonds
BHa'lS M-S *13,500—MAS
5s *14
M-S
26,500—M-S
*500
-Sept
3,500—Sept
1,000—Sepc
40,000——Sept
This district (P. O. Fremont R. F.
D. No. 1) is in Sandusky County.
A-O '22-'23 ATHENS COUNTY.
40,000—A-O '24-'27
s-a
*1,000) 1919-—*5.70
1 1921
1 1923 BAVWPQVTTTP
This village is in Belmont County.
1 1921
5s *17
M-S
1 1922 Inc. 1816.
Pop'n 1910, 4,233; 1920*
6,000—Sept 1 1926 4,865.
Street Paving Bonds.
6,400——Mar 1 1927
5s *18
M-S 23,000
$21,291.28
Sept 1 1927 5s
14,000—Mar 1 '22-'23
Street Bonds.
5s'19
M-S
4,000
Mar 1 1924 5s
$1.341
Fire Dept. Bonds.
16,000—Sept 1 '22-'24
20,000—Mar 1 '22-*24 6s
$14,000
5s *19
M-S
North Lincoln Ave. Ext. Bonds.
18,000—Sept 1 '2l-*23
$700—1921-1922
4,000—Sept 1 1924 5s
5s'19
M-S
Water Bonds.
12,000—Sept 1 '21-'24
\10,000.-Mar 1 *22-'24 5s *04 A-O $48,000—Apr 1 '22-44
Fire Truck Purchase Bonds.
'2,000——Mar 1 192 J
5s'19
M-S
1,000
Mar 1 '23-24 6s '19
($1,400—Feb 1'22-'23
\
850—Feb 1 1924—
l3,500—Sept 1 *2l-'24
5s '20
_Yi
M-S 134,000
Sept 1 1930 BOND. DEBT Dec 31'20. $78,783
Jail Bonds.
Floating debt
9,904
5^s'18 M-S $3,000
M-S *22-'24 Assess, val. '20 (abt, act.)_5,250,000
BOND. DEBT Dec. 31 '20 $244,500 Taxrate (per *1,000) 1920—$20.00
Assessment debt (add'l).
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
456,600
Assessed valuation, real..33,323,050
Assessed val., personal
' :
2i,829,130 BATAVIA
5s '15
( 7,000
6s '20
M-S
M-S
BALLVILLE TWP. ROAD DIST.
ATHENS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s '06
M-S $37,400c
1921-1931
4s *10
A-O
22,970c..M&S '21-'35
BOND. DEBT Apr 5'21—
$60,000
Assess, val. '20 (abt. act.).9,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$6.90
Population in 1920 (est.) —----7,200
INT.
5s '13
5s '16
5^s'x9s-a
3840-Mar 1 '22-'24
Fire-Engine Bonds.
5s '17
M-S
$5,500
TOT. BD. DT. iuly 1
Water debt
Population 1918 (est.)
....18,000
INT. and coupons at Central Sav.,
& Trust Co., Barberton.
'22-'31
-M-S
Street Bonds.
Land Purchase Bonds.
...
School tax (per
40;000
—
8,000
ATHENS.
This
— _
.
114,000—Sepc 1 *21-'37
—
—
1 1926 4Hs'10 M-S $21.500—Sept 1 '24-'29
1 1936 4Hs'10 M-S
3,500—Sept 1 1924
4^s'12 M-S 40,26ic-Sept 1 '21- 39
1 1923 4Hs'15M-SI 50,000c.Sept 1 '25-'34
U00.000c.Sept 1 '36-*44
1 1927
1 1923 4Ks'16 M-S $30.000—Sept 1 1926
1 1933 4Hs'17
48,000.—1942
1 1928 5s '18
M-S 27,000——Sept 1 1927
1 1926 5s
30.000
———
1 1922 5s '19
M-S 250,000- serially to 1941
1 1935 BOND. DEBT July 1 '20.
*517,500
1 1922 Assessed valuation 1919—23,664,000
(15,000—Mar l '21-'38
—
—
117
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
June, 1921.]
5s '15
6s '20
M-N
$8,000_Nov 15 '21-'24
City-Hall Bonds.
M-S
*6.000_Mch 1 *22-'24
Refunding Water Bonds
4s '03
F-A $50,000c..-Feb 1 1923
4Hs*17 M-S 105,000c.—
(Due *5,000 yrly beg. Sept 15 1921)
4s *17
kar *15,000-Mar 1* 22-'27
GEN. BD. DT. Apr. 11 '21 $269,256
Assessment debt (add'l)
28,746
Floating debt (add'l)-——
20,000
Sinking fund
—
84,000
Water debt-————
85,000
NET DEBT—
233,996
4s '00
—
—
Assess, val. '20 (est 60%)-16,326,890
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$19.40
Population 1920
—
—-.15,061
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Bellaire.
BELLAIRE CITY SCHOOL DIST.
4s
M-S $74,000c
4Hs* 10 M-S 109,000c—
1921-1931
——
(Due $5,000 yrly. beg. Sept. 15 21.)
5s *17
s-a
$20,000—-Aug 20 1927
0s *18
25,000
Aug 20 1927
—
BOND. DEBT July 1 '20- $243,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1919—$8.41
Assessed valuation 1917-14,388:086
1
BARBERTON SCHOOL DIST.
4^s'03 M-S *12,000—Sept 1 1923 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *19-$17.45
4Hs'06 M-S
7,000
Sept 1 1924 Population in 1920 (estJ
15,069
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Bellaire.
4Hs'09 M-S
12,500
-Sept 1 1929
belle center v1l. 8. d.
►
This district (P.O. Belle Center) is
Floating debt
High School Addition Bonds.
5Hs'I8 M-S $55,000
June 1 1938
High School Building Bonds.
-s
$27,500
Assess,
$30,000
2,500
7,500
1920—
TOTAL DEBT Apr
Assess, debt (add1!)
in Logan County.
—
School
60%
val.
(40%
1920
1,500,000
act.)
$1,000) 1919— .$14.30
1920
850
Tax rate (per
Population in
June 1 1938
TOTAL DEBT Apr. 6
*1- $100,990
Floating debt (add 1)
Total assess, val. 1921
6,000
2,325,780
—
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921..$12.20
Population in 1920
1,000
beeea.
This village is in Cuyahoga County.
1851. Pop'n '10, 2,609;
1920, 2,959.
Water Bonds.
Inc. May 1
A-O') 8,000c.Oct
1 '21-'24
bellefontaine.
Electric-Light Bonds.
A-O / S.OOOc.Oct
city is in Logan County. Inc. 6s '20
1 '21- 24
14 0,000c. Oct
1 25-40
Feb.
19
1835,
Population
1910,
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 21 '21 $107,000
8.238; 1920, 9,336.
Assessment bonds
8.000
Electric Light Bonds.
58
$5.500
Sinking fund (general)
„§,500
Net debt Apr 1921
Gas and Electric Bonds.
80,000
4^s'05 M-S $40,000
Sept 1 1935 Assess, val.120 (70% act.).3,338,580
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1915.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$1.26
INT. at Bk. of Berea Co. in Berea.
Street Bonds City's Portion.
5^s 19 M-S $35,000..Sept 1 23-'29
6^s'18
9,000.-Sept 1 '2l-'29 beeea school disteict
4s '12
Sewer Bonds.
A-O $50.000—AAO 1 '21-'54
5s '11
M-S $28,500c.„Mar 1 1930 4Hs'14 A-O
14,OOOc_AAO
'21- 34
5s '15
A-O
5.000—AAO
*25-'34
(Optional after March 1 1921)
4Hs*12 M-S $3.000c—Mar 1 1930 BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $69,000
(Optional beginning March 1 1921.) Ass'd val. '20 (90% act.)..3,200.000
6s 18
M-S
$2,800
Part yearly School tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$7.00
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
5Hs'l9 M-S
10,000
Sept 1 1939
General Deficiency Bonds.
$9,000..Nov 1 '21-*23
Water-Works.
0s '98
M-S $16,000c.Sept 1
'21-'31
738,000..Sept 1 '21-38
5Ms'19 M-tt
\54,000—Sept 1 *21-'38
TOT. BD. DT. Mar; 1 '21- $399,350
Water debt (included)
108,000
Sinking fund
8,353
—
Assess, val.
9,660,438
1921
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
INT. on bonds payable at
$24.00
Peoples
bellefontaine sch. dist.
F-A
$48,682—MAS 1 '20 '40
(Subject to call after March 1 1917.)
4^s'10 M-S
33,500-MAS 1 '21-'41
4Hs'16
9,000
1921-1929
6s '18
13,570—July 1 '2>'35
5s '18
M-N 99,750
1921-1958
5s *19
M-N 20,000
1939
—
—
84,000
...
Refunding Bonds.
5Hs'20 J-J
$121,900—J-J 1922-1928
BOND. DEBT July 1 1920 $265,000
Sinking fund
—
5.000
Assess, val. *20(60% act,)..9,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1919—$4.86
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
Improvement Bonds.
6s '20
J-J
$3,500„
1927-1928
6s'21
M-N
3,000—1929 A 1930
Refunding Bonds.
6s '20
J-J
$1,666
July 1 1926
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Population 1910, 1,326; 1920—1,286
This district
(P. O. Tippecanoe
City) Is in Miami County.
Building Bonds.
4Hs'16 M-S $60,000..M-S 1 21-45
f$18.000-M A S 1 27- 45
1,000
Mar 1 1938
4^sT7M-S
1,000
Mar 1 1946
2,500
Sept 1 1946
16,000-M A S 1 '47-'50
1,500
Mar 1 1951
School Bonds.
5Hs'18 M-S $55,000
Sept 1 1938
BOND. DEBT July 1918. $155,000
Sinking fund
6,000
Assessed val. 1917
2,788,720
Water-Works
*17
-s
Richland County.
Bonds.
$21,000.-M-S 1 *21-'4i
1.500
—
(P. O. Bethel) is in
district
Clermont County.
This village is in
GEN. BD. DT. Apr
18 '19
$25,000
Floating debt
1,500
General sinking fund
2,000
Water sinking fund
500
Assess, val. '18 (80% act.).1,000,000
Population 1910, J ,0o6; 1920, 998
—
Building Bonds.
6s '16
M-S $30.000—Sept 1 '26-'55
Deficit Bonds.
■
6s
J-J
$400
July 1 1922
„
GEN. BD. DT. Apr
Huron County.
Incorporated Jan. 24 1851.
General Street Bonds.
5s '07
$2,000
1921-1922
5s'11
8,000
1921-1928
5s '12
2,000
1921-1922
5s'14
1,800
1921-1923
5s '14
6,500
1921-1927
5s *15
1,800
1925-1927
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
6s '18
$9,000—July 1 '22-'30
This village is
in
12 '2l_
Floating debt
„
$60,000
4,000
1920—1,177,020
val.
Total assessed
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1921
Population 1920
$5.70
—1,800
This village is In
Belmont County.
$4,500
35,706
GEN. BD. DT. Apr. 28 '21
Assessment debt
(add'l)
TOTAL DEBT
40,206
Sinking fund
13,023
—
...
—-
NET DEBT
27,184
Tot.assess.val.(80%act)'20 1.043,480
—
...
—
Total tax
rate(per $1,000)'20_$17.60
Pop'n '10 (est.), 1,500; *20
1,182
BEXLEY.
—
Water Bonds.
4s
s-an
4^3
5s '19
s-an
s-a
$17,500
Sept
10,000
Sept
6,000.May 15
12,000.May 15
ilO,000_May 15
30,000-May 15
49,000.May 15
24,000-May 15
1 1923
1 1924
*22-'24
*25-'27
'28-'29
'30-'34
'35-'41
'42-'44
Storm Water Sewer Bonds
5s '16
A-O
$2.400c-Jan 1 '22-'27
City-Hail Bonds.
4s
J-J
$8,750c—_Jan 17 1930
Columbus) Is in
Incorp. June 8 1908.
$39,000Water, Sewer & St. Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'12 A-O $90,000c.„Aug 1 1942
Street Impt. (Village's Portion).
5s '15
A-O $35,000c
Oct 1 1930
-s
14,000
This village (P. O.
Franklin Co.
.s
_—
—
Bonds.
Sewer
5^s'19 A-O
45,000
6s
98.000
"20
A-O
Oct
Apr
BOND.
1 1940
1 1928
DEBT/General
$295,500
April 11'21
(Assessm't-. 431,300
—
5s '16
$1,500
1921-1923
GEN. BD. DT. May 1920. $196,150
Sinking funds
53,906
Assess, val. (90% act)'20
7,580,740
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$21.10
Floating debt
Population in 1910, 682; 1920, 1,342
Cemetery Bonds.
.—
600
Water works bonds (add'l).
Assessment debt (add'1)
148,500
35,885
Sinking fund
INT.
Cent.
at
Nat.
Bank
and
Ohio Nat. Bank, Columbus.
village
sch.
dist.
Assess, val. '19(abt80%act)8,137,535
bexley
Total tax
5^s'20 M-S /$15,000c..—M-S *23-'25
1 35,000c—M-S '26-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr. 12 '21
$56,000
Sinking fund
4,553
Totlass'd val.'20(85% act).7,580.740
School tax (per $1,000) 1920__$2l.l0
Population in 1920
1,500
Prin. and int. payable at Market
Exchange Bank, Columbus.
(per $1,000) 1919—$15.60
Pop'n 1910, 5,209; 1920
5,776
INT. on all bonds payable at the
depository of sinking fund at Believue
Savings Bank.
belmont county.
County seat is St. Clalrsvllle.
Road Bonds.
5s '17 A-O 1$30,000—A&O 1 '22-'26
Prin. and int.
A-O
3,000
Apr 1 1927
1 7,500—Apr 1 '22-'24
110,000—Oct
1 '21-'24
6s '20
A-O
(87,840 42,360Apr 1 '26
5s '19
payable at Exchange
Street Bank of Bloomviile.
bluffton.
This village is
in Allen County.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s *17
M-S $48,000.MAS
1
'22-'55
Fire Department Bonds.
5J4s
M-N
1921-1926
$3,000
$53,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 5 1920
Total assessed val'n 1920--2,231,950
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$14.00
1,950
Population in 1920
bowling green.
This
the county seat of
Incorp. Nov. 9 1855
is
city
Wood County.
$5,140
City's portion street
Armory Bonds
4s '12
$b00
1
I
\45.480
Bridge Bonds.
6s '20
M-NS18.000
School
Oct
1
1926
P
5Hs'18 M-S $3,236—MAS
'21-'24
TOT. DT. Apr 8 1921
$460,200
Floating debt
2,000
Assess, val. real est
57,543,940
Assess, val. personal
47,633,050
Total assessed val. 1920
(2-3) act.)
_105,176,990
StateACo.tax(per $1,000) *20„$8.30
Peculation in 1920
on
beloit
93,193
road bonds at Treas. office
school
O. Alvada)
is
in Seneca County.
F-A
$41,000—$1,500 s-ann.
beginning Aug. 1 1929
BONDED DEBT
(?)
4,500—Sept 1 '21-'29
,
district.
spring
This
township.
—
__
5s *19
M-S
/10,000—Mar 1 '22-'31
1 5,000.-Mar 1 '32-'41
Road Bonds.
4>$s
5s *19
—.
$50,000
July 1 1937
2,500-Mar 15 '22-'26
3,000-Sept 15 '21-'26
M-S
Fire Dept. Bonds.
M-S $10,000—Sept
bridgeport.
This village is In Belmont County.
Bridge Bonds
4s
$12,000c—-Mar 3 1933
Street-Improvement
4s
$60,000c
1928
BOND. DEBT Apr. 30 '21
$52,000
Sinking fund
14,851
Ass'd val'n 1920 (act. val.) .4,969,840
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$20.00
Popula'n 1910, 3,974; 1920. 3,977
INT. payable at the Bridgeport
—
—
-
-
National Bank.
bridgeport school dist.
School Bonds.
5s '15
F-A $10,000
1944 A 1945
BOND. DEBT Mar 6 *21.
$75,000
Total assess, val. 1920
6,234,800
R. F. D. No. 19) is in Summit Co.
\
24-'60
'22-59
38,OOOc_Oct 1
(?)
BONDED DEBT—
dist.
Berea) is in
brook park vil. sch.
This district (P. X).
Cuyahoga County.
Building Bonds.
5s *16
A-O $31.000c-A-0 1
*21-'51
BOND. DEBT May 27 *20
$40,800
1 *21-'30 Total assess, val. 1920—$3,000,000
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
(Assessment 100% actual value.)
6s'20
M-S $24.000.-M-S
'22-27 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920
$10.20
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 '20- $201,841
Population in 1920 (est.)
899
Sink, funds July 1 1919
28.048
INT. at District Depository.
Assessed valuation 1919—7,031,280
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$16-80
'18
5,788
Pop'n 1910, 5,222; 1920-
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk., Bowl.Green.
brookville!
This village
is in Montgomery Co.
Property Purchase Bonds.
M-N $3,000
bowling green sch. dist.
6s *20
4s *12
M-S $82.167--MAS 1 '2l-'48
Deficit Bonds.
6s'18
M-S $21,000
5j£s'20
DEBT Apr.
16 '21 $107,000
Sinking fund
6,000
-
Ass'd val. '20 (85% act.)-7,200.000
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$5.35
Street-Improvement Bonds.
—
$<,09^c„Feb 1922-'30
Street-Grading Bonds.
5s '18
J-J
$ >,400
$1,200 yrly
BOND. DEBT May 21 *21
$29,500
Assess,
17,000
debt
3,500
2,046,910
INT. payable in Bowling Green at
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$14-90
Wood Co. Sav. Bank or Commercial
Population 1921
1,400
Banking A Savings Co.
bradford.
This village
General sinking fund
assess, val. 1920
Total
brown county.
is in Darke County.
Water Bonds.
J-J
6s '16
$1,475.-M-S 1 *24-'26
-s '16
25,000
Georgetown is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
,
($13,400—Mar 1 1922
6s '21
F-A
13,000..-Mar 1 1923
48,000-Mar 1 '24-*27
1933
600
52,000-Mar 1 '28-'31
6s *18
Sept 1 1927
1,500
Sept 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '21
$35,000
15,785,450
6s '18
s-a
400—Sept 1 *27-'28 Assess, val. real
1,000—Sept 1 '29-'32 Assess, val. personal
8,205,085
Total
assess,
val.
Test Well Drilling Bonds.
(65%
6s *16
M-S
$1,000.-Sept 1 '27-'28
act.) 1920__23.990,535
Street Impt. Bonds.
County tax rate (per$l,000) '20.$6.70
6s '16
M-S
$1,000.-Sept 1 '29-'30 Population 1910
24,784
5^s'19
/ 1,750—Mar 1 '30-'36
\ 1,750—Sept 1 '30-'36 brown twp. rur. sch. dist.
6s '20
M-S
$6,750--Mar l *22-'30
This district (P. O. Oakwood) is in
6s '20
M-S
5.000
M-S *30-'41
Paulding County.
BOND. DEBT June 19 *18
$67,425
Building Bonds.
Tot. assess, val. 1918
2,000,000 5s'16
J-D $2l,600c-Dec 15 21-36
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$14.80 -s
7,146
Population in 1920 (Census)
1,311
f 3 5.000—Mar 1 '22-'56
M-S
25,000
,
—-
—
bradford
6s '20
6s
*21
school
dist.
M-S $65,000c.Mar
M-S
Jl8,000c-Sept
1 '22-'54
1 '22-'39
132,000c--.M-S
'40-'55
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1921$95,000
Tot. assess, val. 1920
3,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '19
$3.08
1920_.2,644,860
School tax rate (per M) 1920-_$15.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,500
Total assessed val'n
This
This village is in
Cuyahoga Co.
Grade Crossing (Village's portion)
5s '15
M-N $30.000.Nov 1 '21-'35
Park Bonds.
M-N$39,388—May 1 *22-'35
J-D
20.000—Dec 24 1937
Town Hall
M-S
brunswick"township.
bratenahl!
5s '17
34,000—Sept 1 *22-'55
2,000
Mar 1 1957
2,000
Sept x x956
BOND. DEBT May 1921.
$28,746
5s '19
Bonds.
township (P. O. Brunswick)
Co.
Pop'n 1910, 948.
Road Bonds.
5s
$20,000
—1925
BOND. DEBT May 22 '21
$77,000
Total assess, val. 1920
-2.407,870
is in Medina
...
(Assessment about 60% actual.)
tax rate (per $1,000; '20-S1740
Total
5s '15
M-NS26.000—May 1 '22-'35
GEN. BD. DT. June 14 '21 $127,000
Population in 1920
Assessment debt
bryan.
(add'l)
Sinking fund
41,000
7,951
Assessed val'n, real estate. 6,526,140
Assessed val'n, personal.- 4,979,655
Total assessed val'n 1920,11(505,795
1915—
$8.50
pulation in 1920
1,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Building Bonds.
4Hs&5S._. $23,100
BOND. DEBT May 1920
Sinking fund
Population in 1919---
977
This village Is in
Inc. about 1840.
Williams County.
Pop'n 1910, 3,641;
1920, 4,262.
Improvt Bds
(Village's Portion).
4Ms'12 M-S $15,000- — —1929-1931
Sewer
Bonds.
5s '16
M-S
$5,000c_Mar 1 '26-'35
Street-Improvement Bonas
bratenahl school dist.
1921-1930
$48,150
13,683
600
brecksville township.
This township (P. O. Brecksville)
is in Cuyahoga County.
Road Bonds.
'949.25—Oct 1 1922
Oct 1 1923
6s $13,949.25c 1,000
1,500—Oct 1 '24-'31
4Hs'12 M-S $12.000c_MAS 1 *25-*27
4Hs'12 M-S
3.423c —Sept l'21-'22
4Ms'12 M-S
7,500c-_MAS '28-'29
5s *13
F-A ll.000c.M-S
1933-35,
5s '17
F-A
15,000-MAS 1 '37-'46
Fire Bonds.
6s '21
M-S
12.000._Mar 1 '22-'27
Water-Works Bonds.
$8.000c_Sept 1
12,000c_Sept 1
5Hs'19 M-S
l3.000c_Mar 1
1,500c. ..Mar
'26-'33
'34-'39
*27-'39
1 1940
3,000.Sept lo *27-'29
4,000cMar x5 *22-'29
1 4,000cSept 15 '21-'28
BOND. DEBT May 21'17$83,500
Sinking fund
7.635
Tbtal assessed value 1916__3,526,610
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916
$9.30
Population 1910, 1,755; 1920. 1,586
Rush Creek Impt. Bonds.
Mar
$8,070c
1921-1937
Water & Electric-Light Bonds
M-S
$5,000c__MAS 1 1922
5.000C.MAS 1 '21-'23
4Hs'12 M-S
5,000c—MAS 1 1925
4^s'12 M-S
10,000c—MAS '25-'26
4^s'12 J-D
32,000c.-MAS '22-23
5Ks'18 M-S
Funding Bonds
4s '01
M-S
$3,000c
1921-1923
Refunding Bonds.
Storm Sewer Bonds.
3,000.Mar 15 '27-'29
6s '20
.
5s '20
s-a
This district is In
Mahoning Co.
Building Bonds.
5s '16
M-NI25.000
May 6 1937
5s '16
J-D
5.000C—Dec 1 '38-'42
$15-30
928
6s '20
township (P. O. Adrian) is in
Seneca County.
$1,000) 1916
Population in 1920
Mar 11930 5Ks'20 A-O/$37,000c.Apr 1
1,000
„
,
Refunding Bonds
4s '02
M-S
$1,044
MAS 1921
4s'03-04M-S
6,060—Mar 1 '2 >'24
-s '05
3,8)0
1921-1924
5s *05
M-S
4.950
MAS '22-'24
4s '12
M-S
6,750
Sept 1 1921
Total assessed val'n 1920.11,505,795
big
M-S / 2.000-M&S 1 1922
I 1,000
Mar 1 1923
Children's Home.
int.
(P.
Nov 1 1930
Bonds.
58 *17
IM>
Thi§ township
Tax rate (per
1921-1923
Street improvement Bonds.
5s '19
M-S T $9,000-Mar 1 *2 >-'30 Tax rate
(per $1,000) '21
$20.04
10,000. .Sept 1 '21-'30
1,000
Sept 1 1930 brtmfield twp. sch. dist.
5s *19
M-S
4,000--Mar 1 *22-'29
This
district
(P.
O.
Tallmadge
—
biglick township.
5s '19
*16-$14.30
Bremen.
5a '15
27,593
on
dist.
(P. O. Bloomviile) is brewster.
This village is in Stark County.
in Seneca County.
BOND. DEBT May 14 '17
$33,000
School Bldg. Bonds.
1,001,865
5Hs'20 M-S $100,000.-Feb 15 1950 Assess, val. real
148,453
BUND. DEBT May 28 '21 $140,600. Assess, val. personal
1,150,318
Assessed value 1920
3,738,700 Tot. assess, val. 1916
5s *17
"
bethesda.
belle vite.
^
t
INT.
This district
BOND.
bethel school disteict.
$1,500,000
925; 1920,
1,134
street bonds payable in
1910.
bloom township sch.
^
This
belleville!
5Hs'15 J-D
Amesville) is
in Athens County.
bethel twp. rue. sch. dist.
National Bank, Bellefontaine.
.s
been township.
This township (P.O.
val. 1917
assess,
Population
This
—
Total
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
1920—$19.00
770
1 '25-40
124,000c. Oct
5^s'19 M-S
$38,000
April 1921-
Total assessed value 1920-$ 1,841,850
,ni
^
^
^
6s *20
BOND. DEBT
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1920
to
Bonds.
5^s'18 M-S $10,000
4s '07
[Vol. 112.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
118
bloomfield
This township
township.
(P.O. Nor. Bloomfield) is in Trumbull County.
bremen.
This
village is in Fairfield County.
Street Bonds.
M-N $3,600c.May 1 '22-'27
5s '17
5s '17
6s '18
ann
$4,500—June 1 *22-'30
BOND. DEBT May 1919$23,000
Sinking fund
3,000
5s '08
M-S $45.000
Water
5s '07
1925-1927
Refunding Bonds.
M-S $12.000c
1921-1928
BOND. DEBT June 1921.
$97,100
June, 1921.]
BRYAN
(Concluded)—
Assessment debt (add'l)
$725,500
Water & light debt (add'l) >.191,000
Assess, val. 1920
5,923,730
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$18.50
INT. pay. In Bryan and N.Y. City.
BOND. DEBT May 19 '21
$75,000
assess, val. 1920 (est)2,183,490
Total
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920-_$21.60
Population
1920
(est.)
2,000
CAMBRIDGE.
BRYAN VILLAGE SCH. DIST.
School
city
Is
$8,736
M&S 1921-*24
120.000-M&S10, '24-50
Building Bonds.
5s '17
J-D $7,500-Sept 10 '2l-*35
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1917- $137,500
Assessed valuation 1916--$4,600,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916—$15-20
Guernsey County.
DISTRICT.
SCHOOL
This district
M-S
4Mb
4s
:
$9,000c—Sept 1 1928
J-J
17,000c—July 1 1929
4,000c
June 11926
5,000
Apr 1 1925
J-J
4s
4s '05
A-O
4s '07
F-A
J-J
4s
...
4s '07
4s
10.000
10.000
3.500
5,500.
—
Feb 1 1927
July 1 1927
1926
1928
J-J
$21,500c—Jan 1 1923
Bridge Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
$2,000
July 1 1927
4s
'05
J-J
J-J
J^F
4s
'07
J-J
School tax (per $1,000)
4s
Water Bonds.
4Ms
4Mb
This city Is in
Crawford County.
5s
6,500
Special Assess't
58,500
6s '20
Final Judgment
6s '20
Street
—16,808
19,184
5Ms'19
Sewer
Impt
5s *17
4s
J-J
50,000c_May 1 '36-'40
165.000c.May 1 *41-'55
22.000—Jan 1 *22-'43
Refunding Water Bonds.
Jan
$2,000c_Jan 1922-1923
5s *16
J-J
15.000c—July 1
Park Bonds.
1936
J-J
$9,000c. Jan 1922-1930
4s *12
Sept
17.000.Sept 10 '21-'37
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
4s '08
J-J
$8,500c—July 1 1928
4s
'21— $98,992
4MB
58,500
4MB
Floating debt
49,586 4s
Sinking fund
3,700 4s
Ass'd val. '20 (70% act.) -17,562,880
4s
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920--- $21.40
5s *15
Popula'n 1910, 8.122; 1920. 10,425 5s '17
GEN. BD. DT. May 1
Assess, debt (incl.)
\
5s '15 M-N
6,500
*14 Sewage disposal
4,500
'16 Streets and sewers
8,000
*16 Gen. Street Imp'mt—37,500
5s
4,500c—July 1 1925
5.000
July 1 1927
15,000
1931
M-S 235,000
•
Bonds.
5s
$26,000-Jan 1 '22-'34
16.000c—Nov 1 1923
( 28,000c-May 1 '22-'35
4 Ms '10 Street improvement5s
'13 General sewer
1923
1924
9,000.
2,000
...
-
...
2,000
1925
76,000
1926-1927
8,668
1921-1924
M-S
12,250c—Mar 1 *22-35
M-S
4.000.-Sept 1 '21-*28
6s '18
$19.000—Sept 3 '21-'39
BOND. DEBT July 1 '20- $774,235
Water debt July 1 1919--589,500
Assess, val. '18 (abt. act.) 14,263.935
Total tax (per $1,000) 1918— $16.00
...
...
...
—
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds.
5s '20
A-O $45,000
A-0 '21-"29
(See V. 110, p. 2215, for maturity.)
BUCYRUS
5s '19
A-O 395,000-—A-O '21-'49
Popul'n
11,327; 1920, 13,104
1910,
INTEREST payable In Cambridge
(See V. 108, p. 2555, for maturity.)
5Ms'20 A-O 285,000
A-O '25-r54
6s *21
70,000—Apr
A-O
(See Y. 112, p. 957 for
1
'26-^42
maturity.)
A-O
40,000--Apr 1 '22-31
(See V. 112, p. 957 for maturity.)
6s '21
A-O
45,000
1922-1939
6s '21
CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL DIST.
5s'95
$ 14,000c
1921-1934
4Ms*08 M-S
40,459c
M&S '21-'34
4s'06
sa
22,000c
1921-1943
5s *15
M-S
10 1921 $789,000
5s
V M-S
(90%act) 18,141,190
(per $1,000) 1921—$4.00 5Ms'20
BOND. DEBT Apr
■
—
Jl.OOOc.Mar
1 '22-'28
\8,000c. Sept 1 *21-'28
19,184c-M & S *21-'30
1934
40,000
6s '20
M-S (13,000—Sept 5 '21-'33
112,000—Mar 5'22-'33
BUCYRUS TWP. CON. RUR. S.D. BOND. DEBT
July 1 '20— $160,000
This district
(P. O. Bucyrus) is
Sinking fund
5,462
in Crawford County.
Assess, val. '20 (abt. act.) 16,900,000
Building Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1919
$5.42
5s '16
A-O S10.815C-A-O 10 '2l-*32
Population in 1920 (est)
.15,000
$l,000c.Oct 10 '21- 22
INT. at Cambridge Sav. Bank,
5s *17
A-O
5.000c_A&010'23-'27
I
500c
Apr 10 1928 Cambridge, and City Treas. office.
—
1
1,000c—Oct 10 1928
.
BOND. DEBT July 8 1918
$47,300
Total assess, val. 1918
3,800,000
Total tax rate (per
$1,000) '16-S2.05
CAMDEN VIL. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Camden)
is in
Preble County.
Building Bonds.
s *15
A-O $51.000
4s
M-S
3,000c
School Bonds.
BUTLER COUNTY.
County seat is Hamilton.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
M-N$60,000--June 1 *22-'29 5Ms
4Ms
—
/ 25,000—Jan
1150.000-Jan 1
1 1931
'32-'34
Court-House Rebuilding Bonds
4s '12
M-S $40,000c-Sept 1 '21-'24
Bridge Bonds.
4H a
J-J
$21.000c__Jan 1 '22-'24
4 Ms'14 M-N440 ,000C
4Mb '16 M-S 12,000—June 1 '22-'24
Road Bonds.
5s '17
M-S $115.000—-July 1 1922
1958
A-O $15.000
BOND. DEBT Mar 5 1920
$69,000
Assess, val. real estate
2,135,490
Assess, val.
personal prop
1,059,190
Public utilities
554,780
Total val. '19 (2-3 act.)
3.749,460
School tax (per $1,000) ' 19—$4.25 +
taxes except
for school purposes.
BUTLER TWP. RURAL s. D.
This district (P. O. Vandalia) is in
Montgomery County.
6s '20
J-J $175,000c—M-S '26-'50
(See V.
Ill, p. 515, for maturity.)
(?)
BONDED DEBT
DIS.
This district
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '15 $8.70
~~
CANTON.
County seat of Stark Co.
Incorp.
as a village In
1822 and as a town
In 1838.
6s
42,000--Mar 1 *23-'31
--
5Ms
74,000-—Mar 1 1924
Auditorium Bonds.
5s '17
$2.000
Sept 1 1927
5s '18
$6,000
1928
—
—
—
5Ms* 19 s-a
4,500c
Sept
Refunding Water Bonds.
BYESVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
4s '03
M-8
$5,000c-—Sept
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
12,000c.—Sept
6s '18
M-S $8,312-.Mar 1 *21-'37 4Ms'03 M-S
Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT July '18—
$56,222
Floating debt
1,500 5Ms'20 378,000/32,000 Dec 1
I
\45,000 Dec 1
Total assessed val
2,260,125
Water-Works Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '14 $5.35
4s *04
CADIZ.
This village is in Harrison County.
Street Bonds.
4Ms
1921
$7,009
---
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'18 s-a
$6,775
1921-1925
6s *21
15,000—Jun el '22-'31
Street Paving Bonds.
5s
s-a
$29,516
1921-1936
GEN. BD. DT. May 21 *21
$36,600
---
t
4Ms'10 M-S
M-S
4Ms'12 M-S
5Ms* 13 M-S
5s '14
M-S
4 Ms
5s'14
5s *15
—
—
4Ms'16 M-S
4Ms'16 M-S
4Ms'17
9,000 5s '17
M-S
(add'l)
7,700 5s '17
Sinking fund
500 5Ms'18 s-a
Water debt (included)
5,000 5s '19
Assessed val. real estate
1.501./20 5s '19
s-a
Assess, val., pers'l prop—1,380,440
Floating debt
...
„
—
5Ms'18
1921—2,882,160 6s '19
(per $1,000) '21 $19.20
Total assessed val.
Total tax rate
Population 1910, 1,971; 1920, 2,084.
INTEREST payable in Cadiz.
6s
1 1923
4Ms'16 M-S
4M»s"16 M-S
5Ms'18
5Ms
—-
5s '19
—
13.000c—Mar
5,500
Mar
3,000c—Mar
2,700
6,500
Sept
1 1926
Fire Station Bonds.
1 1936 5Ms'19 s-a
$23,400.Sept 1 '2l-'29
1 1928 5s '20
65,000
Sept 1 1927
1928
Motor-Truck Bonds.
1 1927 5s '17
M-S
$5.000c—Sept 1 1928
—
GEN. BD. DT. May 1921$6,600,000
Market-House Bonds.
4s '02
J^I
$53,000c—July 1 1925 Assessment
Exceptions
Funding Bonds.
5s '03
A-O$106,000c—Apr
5s *17
M-S
1 1928
8,600c—Mar 1 1927
f36,000c.-Dec 1 *21-'23
Long-
under
4,483,690
814,000
Sinking fund
Water debt
Tot.
337,788
debt (add'l)--
worth Act
-
ass'd
2,iOS,937
1921.-143,773,460
val.
80,000c.-Dec 1 *24-'28 Real
value 1921
143,773,450
5Ms*17 J-D • 75,000c__Dec 1 '29-'33
City tax (per $1,000)
1921
$8.40
48,000c„Dec 1 '34-'36
Pop'n 1910, 50,217; 1920- 87.091
25.000c.__Dec 1 1937
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
«s '20
s-a
426.485.60c Sept 1 1928
Police-Sta.-Impt. Bonds.
5Ms*13 M-S
$5,000c
Sept 1 1923
Sewage Treat. Plant Bonds.
4Hs'15 M-S $75,000c
Sept 1 1955
5s
260,0001953
4Ms
185.,000
—-1954
4Hs
2,000
1927
5Ms
10,000
1928
—
—
—
.
...
-
—
Improvement Bonds.
22,000--Sept 1 '21-'28
6s
4,000
Mar 1 1931
3 Ms
8,647--Mar 1 '23-'26
5s
—_
—-
—
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'll
4Hs*12
43^8*13
4Ms'12
5Ms'13
5s '13
M-S
M-S
—-
M-S
M-S
$2,680c—Sept
37.400c—-Sept
18,100c
Mar
8,100c
Mar
38,100c—-Mar
1
1
1
1
1921
1922
1923
1922
1 1923
M-S 216,000c—-Sept 1 1953
11,700c—Mar 1 1924
8,000c—-Sept 1 1924
5Ms'14
11,350
Mar 1 1924
5s
44,000r—_Sept 1 1953
4 Mis
8,000r—Sept 1 1922
4Hs'14 M&S185,000c—.Sept 1 1954
5s '15
M&S 40,000c—-Mar 1 1925
M-S
5s *16
1,000c
1921-19
M-S
5s '16
3,200c---Sept 1 1
M-S
5s '17
5,100c-. _Mar 1 1922
M-S
5s '17
1,000c. _Mar 1 1922
M-S
5s '17
l,340c_Sept 1 '2l-'22
M-S
5s *17
70,000c_8ept 1 '31-'37
5s '17- .M-S
1,000c
1921-1922
2,000c—Mar 1 1927
4Hs'17 J-D
6Ms'18 M-S 110.000._Mar 1 *28-'38
5Ms*18 ...
4,700—Sept 1 '21-'23
5Ms'18 s-a
53,000c. Sept 1 *2l-'38
5s '19
990
Mar 1 1924
6s
22,000--Mar 1 '22-'28
Comfort-Station
Impt. Bonds.
5s '15
M&S $6,000c—Mar 1 1925
City-Hall Impt. Bonds.
M&S $4,000c—-Mar 1 1925
5s '15
43$s'16 M-S
1.500
Mar 1 1925
4M»s'l6 M-S
4,500
Sept 1 1928
Detention Hospital Impt. Bds.
5s '15
M&S $3,000c—.Mar 1 1925
6s
15,000
Mar 1 1931
Street Bonds* (City's Portion).
CANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s
J-D
4s *05
M-N
4s '06
M-S
F-A
$10,000c
1921
30.000c.May 1 *24*-25
30,000c—Mar 1 1926
4s *07
20,000c—Feb 16 1927
4s '08
F-A
30,000c
Feb 27 1928
4s *08
J-D
60,000c—Dec 15 1928
4s '09
M-N 34,000c.-May 27 1929
4s '10
F-A
36.000c—Feb 17 1930
4s '11
A-O
39,000c..Apr 28 1931
A-O 225,000
5s '14
Apr 8 1954
5s '14
J-D
50,000
Dec 4 1954
F-A 275.000
5s *15
Feb 3 1955
4Ms'15 A-O 250,000
Apr 1 1955
5s '15
J-D 147,000c—June 3 1955
4Ms'16 M-N168.000—May 11 1956
4Ms'17 A-O 165,000 yrly ouApril 23
($10,000 1919 to 1936 & $5,000 1937)
5s *18
J-J
5s '19
F-A
/180,000c.Jan 10 '30-*38
5Hs'14 M-S
5s '14
M-S
\
—
5Ms'13 M-S $57,200c—-Mar 1 1923
5Ms'13
12,100—Sept 1 1921
5s
'14 M-S
12,000— -Mar 1 1924
9,800
Mar 1 1923
5s>$'14 M-S
5s '14
M-S
5,000c—-Sept 1 1924
4,200c—-Mar 1 1922
5Ms'14
ll,800r__-Sept 1 1923
5 Mis
9.000
Mar 1 1925
5s '15
8,700——-Mar 1925
5s'15
M-S
4Hs'15 M-S 32,100c—Sept 1 1925
24,700c—Mar 1 1922
M-S
5s '15
4M»s'16 M-S 62,800—--Mar 1 1926
5s
16
M-S
28,800
Sept 1 1925
4Ms'16 M-S 130,000
Mar 1 1926
5s *16
M-S
19,300- —-Mar 1 1926
25,250
Sept 1 1926
4Ms'16 M-S
5s '16
M-S
22,350.-Sept 1 *2l-'26
M-S
1,909c
1921
5s *16
M-S
7,700c.-_Mar 1 1922
5s '17
M-S fl5,000c.Mar 1 '27-'29
5s '17
I 4,000c.__Mar 1 1930
M-S
8,800c.—Sept 1 1927
5s *17
M-S
5,000c__-Sept 1 1928
5s '17
9,400c—Mar 1 1928
5Ms'18 —
48,100 ...Mar 1 1929
5Ms'19
4,650
Mar 1 1924
5s '19
900--Sept '24 & '30
5Ms'20
3,012
Mar 1 1928
6s '20
96,000
Sept 11928
5s '20
Refunding Bonds
4Hs'03 F-A $13,000c..Aug 20 1923
4s '03
M-S
5,000c—-Sept 1 1928
4s '04
F-A
12,000c—Feb 11924
10,000r—-Feb 1 1924
4s
—
—
1921
1922
1922
1923-1927
If.000.
1928
120,000. Dec 20 *21-'40
119,000-Dec 20 *41-'57
1 5.000———
20,000
5s *19
F-A
pa '19
125,000
s-a
5s '19
s-a
19,000—Dec 10 1921
1,406 000.Dec 10 *22-'59
6s '20M-S1,840,000-Sept 20 '21-'60
6s '21
s-a
298,000—Feb .J. 5 1961
.
Deficiency Bonds.
5s '19
/$240,000--Dec 1 '21-'26
s-a
_
-—
10 1939
11,000c-Jan
/15.000
-
I
Dec 1 1927
46,000
BOND. DEBT Apr. 15 *21$6,015,000
134,898
Sinking funds—
Value of other assets
5,000,000
,-84,032,620
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
65,412,770
.149,445,390
175,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) '21—-$21.90
Population in 192087,091
Total val'21 (88% act.)
Actual value (est.)
INT.
1921
in
at
N.
Y.
on
Hanover
due in
bonds
Nat.
Bank;
all
others at Kountze Bros.
CAREY VILLAGE
SCH.
DIST.
This district (P. O. Carey) is in
Wyandot County,
6s '20
s-a T$73,625c_June 1 '22-'40
\ 77,500c.Dec 1 '21-*40
BONDED DEBT
(?)
—
Prin.
int.
and
at
First
—
National
Bank of Carey.
—
—
s-a
—
-s
*17
---
M-S
M-S
—
—
—
—
__
---
11930
'24-'32
4s '05
F-A
22.000c—Feb
4s '09
M-S
4s
M-S
13,000c. ..Sept 11929
26,000c&r Mar 1 1929
25,000c—Mar 1 1927
29,400c&rAugl5'21-'27
85,000c-—Sept 1 1930
40,000r
Sept 1 1930
25,000c&r-MLar 1 1932
25,000c—Mar 1 1923
4Ms'16 M-S
4Ms*16 M-S
4MS'17 M-S
67,000c
.1921-1937
25,000c—Mar 1 1927
79,520c. Sept 1 '21-'40
22,475c. Mar 1'22-'29
'19
Steam Shovel Purchase Bonds.
5s '18
_
—
-
CARROLL TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Oak Harbor)
•Is in Ottawa County.
Road Bonds.
5s '18
/$ 17,500—M & S '21-'27
5,900
Mar 1 1928
s-a
1
TOT. DEBT Apr. 7 1921-
Sinking fund
Tot,
assess,
val. 1921
rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1920
Tax
1921--$15.40
—2,192
RUR. S. D.
$61,000c—-A-O *21-'41
CEDARVILLE TWP.
5s '15
A-O
(See V. 100, p. 1945, for maturity.)
5s *16
A-O *$3,000
($500 yearly on April 1.)
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1921$74,500
Assessed valuation 1921—4,475,000
-
School tax
(per $1,000) 1920--$5.00
Population In 1920 (est.)
_3,000
*
INT.
at
the Exchange Bank,
Cedarvllle; on other bonds at 4th
Nat. Bank, Cincinnati.
CELINA.
County seat of Mercer Co.
Inc.
Apr.
2
1861.
Population
1910,
3,493; 1920, 4,226.
Light-Plant Bonds.
4s'00
J-D $10,000c.Junel2 *22-*25
5s '03
Sept
6,000c-8ept 15'21-26
Storm-Sewer Bonds.
5s '16
$4,600
1920
5s '17
6>900
1921-1923
City-Hall Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'15 M&SI10.000
Sept 1 1925
Water and Light Bonds.
5s '13
Dec $10,000c—Dec 1 1923
Park and Street Bonds.
5s 16
J-J
$10.000
July 1 1630
—
—
36.000c
1928-1939
24,000..Mar 1 '40-'47
30,000..Sept 1 '21-*38
5Ms'20
71,000c
1 1924
1 1934
1 1925
1 1926
1 1936
1924-1934
2,037
Mar 1 1929
718,000c..Oct 1 '21-'43
39.000—Sept 1 '26-'38
/ 18,000c—.Oct 1 1943
l512,OOOc.Oct 1 '44-'49
25,000
Mar *24-'31
$2,000c
$4,000c—June 1 1926
50,000c—Mar 1 1938
8,500c—Sept 1 1922
1921-1923
—
300,000/7,000 Dec 1 *21-'32
\8,000 Dec 1 '33-'59
Police and Fire-Alarm Bonds.
4s '06
J-D
$20,000c—.June 1 1926
Sewer Bonds.
5s *14
M-S $80,000..Mar 1
Funding Bonds.
_
6s '20
s-a
Deficiency Bonds.
$277,347—Sept 1 *2l-'27
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
5s '17
M-S
$8 .OOOc.Mar 1 *22-'29
5 Ms
2.500
1928
Fire Engine Bonds.
6s
12,500
Mar 1 1930
Fire Telegraph.
•
6s
38,500
Sept 1 1930
-s
'19
s-a
^
—
„
—
^
...
_
„
$47,500
5,900
2,555,220
5Ms'19 s-a
$9,000c—Sept 1 1929
City Barn Constr. Bonds.
5s '15
M&S$16,000
Mar 1 1925
Jail-Construction Bonds.
5s *15
M-S
$5,500c—Mar 1 1925
Sewer Construction Bonds.
Street Bonds.
5Ms'20 100.000/7,000 Dec 1 '21-'32
$3,570
18,000 Dec 1'33&'34 5s '03
3.500C-—Sept
61,600c—Mar
47,000—_Mar
4.000
Mar
80,000c—Mar
Bonds.
J-D
_
*33&34
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Park
CALDWELL SCHOOL DIST.
4s *06
School Bldg. Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
f$56,500—Mar 1 '22-'59 5Ms'l3
1
1,500
Feb 1 1960 5s '14
1 1924
1 1928
F-A/$50,000c_Augl5 '21-22
—
Assess, debt
—
—
CANAAN TWP. RUR. SCH.
(P. O. Plain City) is
In Madison County.
6s'20
s-a
67,600c.
Building Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '20 $1,052,000
5s '15
M-S $23,9l2c_M-S 1 '2l-'35
Assess.val.'20 (abt.act.)-143,479,880
5s '16
M-8
15.000c.M-S 1 '36-'45
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '16—$3.40
5s *17
M-S
4,500c—Mar 1 '37-'45
Popul'n 1910, 70,271; 1920, 87,025 6s '18
M-S
4,500—Mar 1 *37-'45
INT. payable at Treas.
BOND. DEBT July 1916—
office.
$45,000
The Miami University lands (22,Total assess, val. 1915
2,561,130
566 acres), appraised at $1,200,080
in 1908, are exempt from all State
—
—
Tot.ass'd val.'21
School tax
1928
5,600
1 1929
—
—
(See V. 110, p. 1446, for maturity.)
5Ms'l8
—
—
5s '15
BUCYRUS.
M-S $10,000c_i_Mar 1 1927
5s '17
5Ms'19 M-S
13,700c—Mar 1 1929
judgment Bonds.
1 1929
$10,000.
1922
1 1929 5Ms'18
Intercepting Sewer Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
5Ms
$290,000
1938-1947
5Ms'13 M-S
$5,000c—Sept 1 1933
P. F. A. Tel. Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
5Ks'19
$13,500
Sept 1 1929
4s '06
J-D $29,000c---June 1 1926
Fire & Police Dept. Bonds.
4Ms'12 Mar
70.000c„_Mar 1 1932 5Ms'18
$2.700
1928
48 06
J-D
l.OOOr—June 1 1926
Nimishillen Creek Impt. Bonds.
5Ms'14 M-S
5,000c—Sept 1 1924 5Ms'20 365,000/10,000 Dec 1 *21-'34
5s '15
16,000—Mar 1 1925
1 9,000 Dec 1 *35-'59
—_
—
4s
(P. O. Buchtei) is In
Athens County.
Building Bonds.
4Ms'16 M-N $5,000—Sept 1 *44-'48
BOND. DEBT May 16 '18—$31,000
Floating debt
1,000
Total assess, val. 1914
586,000
1916—$1.64
1 1922
—
Refunding Bonds.
BUCHTEL
—
—
In
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'16 A-O
Site Purchase Bonds.
Street Signs.
4Ms'12
$12.000c—Mar
Service & Safety Dept.
5s *19
$10,810c—Mar
5s '19
5,700
Mar
5s'19
3.660——Mar
—_
This
5s *03
119
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
_
,
/$10,000—Sept 1 1925
\ 11,000—Sept 1 1928
Refunding Bonds
4Ms'05 J-J
$42,000—Jan 1
4s '10
M-N
5,000c-May 1
3.90s'01 F-A
25,000.Aug 25
5s *13
Mar
22,000—Mar 1
5s *14
Dec
8,000—Dec 1
5Ms'18 M-S
lO.OOOc.Sept 1
5Ms'18s-a
,
'34-'52
20,000-Dec
*25-'35
1922
*23-'33
'23-'44
*21-'28
'28-*32
15'28-'40
120
CELINA
OHIO-CITIES AND
CHILLICOTHE.
(Continued)—
Water-Work# Bonds.
6s '94
A-O $22,564.-Apr 3 *22-29
6s '94
A-O
8,000—Oct 15 '29-'31
4Hs*10 8ept
Sinking fund
9,947
Assess, val. *20 (abt. act.) .5,705,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$19.00
INTEREST
at
Village
Treasury.
CELINA 8CHOOL DISTRICT.
4s
$24.500
15,000
...
4Hs
...
BOND. DEBT Apr
Assessment
1921.-
$42,000
3,500
debt
Assess, val., real est
3,494,630
Assess, val., personal
3,105,212
Tot.asses.val. 20(80% act.)6,599,842
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$4.10
Population In 1920
4,300
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
CENTER TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O.
Columbiana County.
Lisbon) Is In
Road Bonds.
5s '15
M-S
$25,000—Sept 1 '21-'25
5s '15
M-S
5,000—Sept 1 '21-'25
GEN. DEBT May 17 '17—
$51,757
Assessed val., real
3,188,040
Assessed val., personal
1,864,340
Total
valuation
4s '10
4Hs*14
Ross County.
Paving Bonds.
$29,468—Mar 20 1934
---
Bonds.
Sewer
4Hs'14 J-D $31,000
June 11934
General Flood Bonds.
5s '14
M-8
$2,540
Mar 2 1934
Street Sc Sewer Bonds {General).
4Hs'07
$4.800
Mar 1 1922
4s *07
30,000-—May 15 1928
4s *08
M-8
2,400—Sept 15 1923
4s *09
J-J
17,000
July 1 1929
4s '09
3,400-— Mar 15 1924
4s *09
1.250
Nov 1 1928
4s *10
6.500—June 15 1939
4s *10
6.000
July 1 1930
4s *11
1,100
Mar 1 1931
4s '11
3,250—June 15 1931
4s'11
1,100
June 1 1931
43 '12
5.000
Mar 9 1932
4s '12
2,250—Sept 10 1922
4s'12
1,500
Sept 3 1932
4s *12
25.000-.-Dec 30 1932
5s '13
Sept
1,000
Sept 1 1933
5s *13
M-S
1,650—Sept 20 1933
4Ms'14 M-N
6.400—May 1 1934
5s '15
M-S
5,905—Mar 15 1925
5)48*18 M-S
4,000
Part yearly
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-D $21,000—Dec 1 '21-'27
Canal Crossing Bonds
4s '11
$1,650—Aug 20 1931
4s'12
1.500
Sept 3 1932
Fire Department Bonds
4s '08
$10,000—Aug 15 1928
4s '10
3,250
Apr 1 1930
4Ms*15 M&S100.000—Mar 15 1935
Safety Dept. Impt. Bonds.
5s '13
Sept $22,000—Sept 1 1933
Park Bonds
4s'11
$1.500—Sept 15 1921
City Prison Bonds
4s '10
$3,250
Apr 1 1930
Deficiency Bonds.
58 '14
M-S $41,300—Jan 25 1924
08 '13
8,500
Sept 11923
5s *15
71,200
1935
TOT. BD. DT. May 18 '20 $407,875
Sinking fund
41,430
—-
—
—
1921-1934
1934-1941
1916
5,052,380
Total tax (per $1,000)
$16.20
Population 1910, 4,670; 1920, 4,833
INT. at the People's State Bank,
Lisbon.
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—
...
—.
...
...
...
...
—
—
...
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—
CENTERBURG.
This village Is in Knox County.
Street Impt. Bonds.
5Hs'19 M-8 $38,000
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21
$62,100
-
Floating debt
Sinking fund, general
Sinking fund, water
—
—
INTEREST
FALLS.
This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
1,702
A-O
1921-1928
(l,600c__Apr
l'22-'29
\ 1,800c. ..Oct 1 *21-'29
6s '19
A-O
3,6l7—_8ept *21-*29
Water-Works Bonds.
6s
A-O $10,000c
7 500—
-s
1922
5s'20
J-J
1,250,000.
1965
Cine.
South.
Ry.
Terminal
{Optional 40 years after date).
3)48*02 J-J sf500,000—July 1 1965
3)*s'03 J-J
500,000
July 1 1965
3Hs'04 J-J
500,000
July 1 1965
3J4s'05 J-J
500,000c—July 1 1965
3)48*06 J-J
500,000c—.July 1 1965
48 '12
J-D sf100,000—Dec 18 1965
4s '14
J-J f
90.000c
July 1 1965
sf10,000c/.
4Ms'16 M-S 100,000
Mar 1 1965
4)48*16 J-J sf250,000
July 1 1965
5s '18
J-J
100,000
July 1 1965
5s '20
J-J $1,000.000c-July 1 1965
City-Hall and Public-Hall.
4s '10
F-A sf$12,000—Aug 15 1930
4s '10
A-O sf4,000
Oct 1 1930
4Ks'14 F-A sf2,500
Aug 1 1954
4Ms'15 M-Nsf 1,500
May 11925
4HsT5 J-J
25.000
Jan 2 1945
4Ms'19
sf22,000—July 15 1839
6s '20
J-J
6,500
July 1 ±928
—
Condemnation
3)48*03 J-J
4s '04
3)4s'05 A-O
3.65s'07M-S
3.65s'07A-O
4s'07
J^l
4s *07
J^T
4s '07
J-D
4s '07
A-O
4s 08
J-J
4s 08
F-A
4s 08
F-A
4s 08
J-D
4s '08
F-A
4s *09
5s
A-O
5,000c—May 2 *22-26
Sewer Bonds (Village Portion).
A-O $12,500c
1929
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
6s '18
$1,720—Apr 1
—
'22-'28
Cemetery Bonds.
A-O $13,500c
of
Treasurer.
CHILLICOTHE SCHOOL DIST.
'11
M-8 $40.000c-M&S 1 '22-*41
M-N 15,000c
1928
A-O
57,000—A-O 1 '22-'35
J&J
14.000C.M&S1'22-'35
M-S
16,000-M & S '21-'36
DEBT July 1 '21.
$136,500
fund
13.270
Assess, val. '20 (80% act.)21.000.o6o
4s
School tax
(per
$1,060) '20-'21_$8.60
Population In 1920 (est.)
20,000
M-S
4s *09
A-O
4s '09
A-O
J-D
4s *09
4s '10
4s '10
J^J
M-S
A-O
M-N
M-N
J-D
M-S
A-O
A-O
A-O
M-N
M-N
J-D
J-D
A-O
M-S
J-D
J-D
J-J'
J-D
F-A
J-J
4s '13
F-A
4HsT3
4Ms*13
4Xs' 13
4Xs'13
4^s'19
J-D
J-J
M-N
J-D
4s '10
4s '10
4s '10
4s'10
4s'10
4s *10
4s *10
4s '10
4s '10
4s '10
4s '10
4s *10
4s '10
4s '11
4s '11
4s *11
4s *12
(Due part each 6
GEN. BD. DT.
C.
T.
Fund
Greve,
Trustees.
4s *12
Secretary
Sinking
Cincinnati Is situated In Hamilton
County.
orated
Founded
as a
beg. Apr 1 '19)
Apr 1 *17—$42,062
mos.
In
town Jan.
1789;
1
Incorp¬
1802 and
as
Feb. 5 1819.
The following
have since been annexed:
Hartwell,
Pleasant
Fernbank,
Ridge, Oakley, Delhi, Madisonville,
Carthage, College Hill, Sayler Park,
Mt. Washington, Mt. Airy, Avondale, Clifton, Llnwood, West wood,
Riverside,
Hyde Park, Evanston,
Bond Hill, Winton Place, Kennedy
Heights and Red Bank.
The Lln¬
wood, Mt. Airy and Mt. yfashington
bonds have all been paid off but the
debts of the other places will be found
a
Assessment debt (add'l)
41,750
Assessed val., real estate..1,249,680
Assessed val., personal prop
593,396
Total assessed val. 1915—1,842,470
Total assessed val. 1916
1,964,966
Total tax rate(per $1.000) 1916$15.30
Population 1910, 1,931; 1920, 2,237
city
in the table below.
CHAGRIN FALLS SCH. DIST.
Bonds marked thus—sf—are held
6s *14
A-O $32.000c.A & O '22-'37
In the sinking fund.
5s '14
A-O
6.650C.A & O *21-'27
Bridge, Grade Crossing, Subway,
School Improvement Bonds.
Str.
&
Viad. and
Viaduct.
5s'16
A-O
$1,200c —1925 &1926
Bridge Bonds.
6s
20,000
4s '89
J-D $68.000
Junel 1939
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call June 1 1919.)
5s '16
A-O $3,45/.32cA&0 1 *21-24
4s *07
J-D
sf3,500
June30 1927
5s '17
A-O
3,000c_A&O 1 *22-*24
—
.
.
4s
'06
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '19—-$57,122
Assess, val. real
2,080,050
Assess, val. personal
Total
4s
A-Osf36,000
Oct
1 1936
sf26,000—Jan 27 1938
J-J sf28,000
July 1 1928
M-Nsfl0,000 --Nov 1 1939
4s *08
1,074,106
assess, val. '19
(abt.
80% actual)..
3.154,150
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
$1.50
Population in 1918 (est.)
2,800
INT. at Chagrin Falls Banking Co.
CHAMPAIGN
COUNTY.
Urbana Is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
5s '16
Ditch
5^s'18
$4,500
Bonds.
'09
4s '10
A-O
sf7,500—Apr 15
4s *10
M-Nsf6.200—-May 1
4s '10 M-N sflS.OOO
May 1
4s '12
J-J
31,500
July 1
4Hs*13 J-D sfl2,000
June2
4Hs'14 FtjA sf8.500—Aug 15
5s '18
F-A
31,700
Aug 1
5s '20
A-O
15,000-—Apr 15
5s *20
A-O
36,000
Apr 1
5s '20
J-J
ll,300-_„July 1
-_-
4s '10
M-N$50,000
'03
M SsflO.OOO
1 1923
A-O
F-A
1 1924
1 1934
Mar
7,500
Apr
300,000
Aug
350,000c—June
4s '92
J-D
1 1922
3Hs'06 F-A 425,000c—Feb 1 1936
3.65e'06M-N 140,000c—Nov 5 1926
3.65s'07M-Nsf 20.000—May 25 1927
A-O 257.000c—Oct
15 1937
F-A 115,500c...Feb 1 1938
M-Nsf50.000
4s *09
4s *10
A-O
A-O
CHESTER
TOWNSHIP
This
(?)
S.
1926
4s *04
4s '07
4s '11
4s 11
4Hs 15
4XF15
4Hs'15
4Hsl5
4Hs 16
Nov 1 1928
sf4,500—Oct
11929
283.000r._Apr 15 1950
A-O 250,000c-—Apr 1 1941
M-Ssf21,000—-Sept 15 1931
J-J
50,000—Jan 15
F-A 165.000—Feb 15
A-O sf16,500
Apr 1
M-S sfl,500—Sept 15
J-D sf14.000-.-Dec 15
1935
1955
1935
1935
1936
4)^8*17 M-N sf6,000
D.
district
(P. O. Wooster) Is
Wayne County.
School Bldg. Bonds.
5Hs'20 M-S $40,000--Mar 1 *22-'41
BOND. DEBT Apr. 8 '21.
$40,000
Mayl 1937
A&O 15,000.__Apr 15
1940
(Optional April 15 1930.)
Cine
Sou
Ry.
Construction
{Optional 30 years after date).
4s 91
J-J ($75.0001
July 1 1941
5s '20
I sf2,000j
Total assess, val. 1921
3,676,006 3Hs'02 J-JT 7.797,0001.July 1 1952
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21-$10.20
1
sf13,000/
Population in 1920
1.311 3 X 8'06M-N $4,595,000c_ May 1
1950
5s '19
—
$115,000
Dec
J-J
340.000—July
M-S
25,000—Sept
sfl 25,000—Jan
J-J
325,000—Jan
J-J
M-N sf25.000
May
J-J
75,000
Jan
4Ks'17 F-A sf40,000
House of Refuge Bonds.
4s *96
J-J
1
1
1
1
1923
1924
1934
1935
J
1
4s '11
4s *13
sf6.000-.July 1 1926
30,000
Apr 1 1925
4Hs*13 F-A/
I
4Hs'14 J-J
sf20,000l-Feb 1 1938
100,000/
sflO.OOO
July 1 1939
50.000—Mar 1 1935
4Hs'15 M-S
Infirmary Improvement.
J-J
$40,000c—Jan 1 1923
Market-House Bonds.
3Xs'02 A-O
sf$6,000—Oct 1 1927
4Xs'15 J-J
35.000-Jan 15 1935
4s '03
Park Bonds
4s '93
J-D
sf$35.000—June 1 1923
4^8*02 J-D
sf50,000
July 1 1927
500.000c.July 1 1954
sf25.000c.Sept 1 1924
350,000c_June 1 1955
sf20,000„Oct 1 1956
J-J
4s *04
M-S
4)*s'05 J-D
4s '06
4s '07
A-O
J-J
4s*07
4s '07
3s '07
1947
1947
1948
4s '08
A-O
4s *08
.
F-A
3s *08
A-O
F-A
sf10,000.Apr
1928
1949
1949
1929
1949
1949
1929
1930
1930
1930
4s '07
4s '08
J-D
M-S
1950
1930
1950
1950
1950
1940
15 1925
sf25,000—Nov
sf6,000—Nov
sf9,500—Dec
sf2,000—Dec
1
1
1
1
1950
1930
1930
1925
sfl6,500—Apr 1 1931
sf2,500-Sept 15 1926
2,500.Dec 30 1931
sf18,500--Dec 1 1941
6,000
July 11932
sf4,500-June 15 1952
sf 1,500—Aug 1
sfl0.000.July 15
sf5,000—Feb 1
sf9.000—June 2
sflO,700—July 1
sfl 1,700—Nov 1
sf8,000_Dec 15
sfl.675—Feb 3
1932
1932
1933
1953
1933
1933
1933
1939
31,700—Aug 1 1958
Consolidated Sinking Fund.
Refunding.
3.65g'97 F-AS3.600,000—Feb
1 1937
—
Emergency Bonds.
4KsT3 A-O($99,500 I—Apr 21 1933
sf800_July 25 1957
86,000cJune 30 1957
sflO.OOO.-Sept 1 1957
17,500.July 15 1957
300,000c.0ctl5 1957
J-J
A-O
sf20,000—Feb
50,000c.Apr
1 1938
1 1948
65,000c.Apr 1
sf40.000.Aug 20
sf35,000—Junel
25,000c. Sept 1
25.500cSept 15
sflO.OOO-Mar 15
1958
1928
1950
4s'09
4s '09
4s *09
J-D
M-S
4s '10
M-S
4s '10
A-O
sf7,500-Aj>r 15
M-N sflO.OOO.May 15
M-N
sf5,000„May 1
A-O
50,000c_Apr 1
M-S
sf5,000.Sept 15
J-D
l,000,000cDec 15
F-A Tsf75,0001.Feb 1
4s '10
4s '10
4s '10
4s *10
4s '10
4s '13
M-S
\
15 1925 4Hs'13 M-N
sf3,700—May 1
sf9.500.-May 1
sf20,500--June 1
sf46,000.Sept 15
sfll.lOO-Oct 15
sf8,500_0ct 15
sfl0.500.0ct
1938
1948
1928
2 1954
Feh
M-S
sf3,500_Sept 15 1931
F-A sfl30,000
Bob 1 1938
sf4,500_Mar 15 1927
35,000. Apr 15 1947
sf5,500—July 1 1957
10,000c July 25 1947
sfl9.500-Dec 31
130,000-0ct 30
150,000.-Jan 2
sf20,000_Feb 28
sf30,000-Feb 28
sf26,000.June 15
sf4,000_Aug 20
48,000—Aug 1
9,000.-Sept 1
sf4,500.0ct 15
sfl5,000_0ct 15
sf4,700—Dec 1
sf3,500_Dec 15
4,500—Jan 1
sfl3,000—Jan
1
sf44,500_Mar 15
1 1942
1 1943
1 1958
2 1954
2 1954
1 1934
$34,000-July 1 1926
3Xs'05 A-O
4s '04
Bonds.
$25,000—Jan
50.000c.Apr
sf30.000—Sept
sf75,000—Apr
sfl6,500—Jan 2 1949
—
5s '18
J-D
1935
1934
1935
1936
1930
1930
1950
1950
1950
1953
660.000-Mayl 1953
4X8'14 J-J
sf3,000„Jan 2 1934
4Hs'15 A-O
45,000-Apr 15 1935
4Hs'16F-A sf250,000—Feb 11966
(subject to call after Feb. 1 1941.)
4)is'16 J-D sf$7,300
June 11936
4Wi
4)^8*16 F-A sf75,000r
Feb 1 1966
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1941.)
4)*s '16F-Asfl75.000
Feb 1 1966
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1941.)
4)*s'16 F-A sf35,000
Feb 1 1966
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1941.)
,
4|is'16F-Asfl50.000
Feb
1 1966
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1941.)
4Ks'16
sf40,000—Feb 1 •41-66
4^s'16
sf200,000—Feb 1 '41-'66
5s *20
A-O
51,000
Apr i I960
(Optional Apr 1 1940.)
5s '16
F-A 158,000
Feb 1 1966
(Optional Feb 1 1941.)
—
—
Police Department Bonds
3J^s'05 M-N$75,000c—Nov 1 1935
4s '07
J-J
sf3,500—July 15 1957
4s '10
4s '10
F-A sf20,000
Feb 1 1950
A-O sf75,000—Apr 15 1950
4s *12
J-J
100,000
July 1 1932
4Xs'14 J-J
sf8,000
Jan 2 1934
4)*s'15 M-S 50,000
Mar 1 1935
Public Bath, Comfort, LodgingHouse, Drinking Fountain.
Public Bath House.
3Ms'03 J-J sf$22,000
1928
4s '08
1928
1930
—
M-S
50,000
Mar 1
M-S 100,000
Sept 1
M-S 100,000—Mar 15
M-Ssf28,000
Mar 1
1949
1949
1950
15,000
July 1
J-D sf5,000—Dec 15
Lsf25,000"|
4s *10
J-J
30,000—Jan 1
Deficiency Fund Bonds.
4s *10
M-Ssf15,000
Mar 15
6s '20
s-a$2,580,000.-.Aug 1 1928 4s '10
A-O sfS.OOO
Oct 1
5)^s'21
2,350,000—Mar 10'31 4s *14
J-J sfl 1.000
Jan 2
Public Landing Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'15 F-A sf28,000—Feb 15
5s '19
s-a $178,500—Nov 15 1959
s'15 A-O sf14,250
Oct 1
(Optional Nov. 15 1939.)
s'15 J-D sf28,000—Dec 31
Fire Bonds
s'16 M-N sf5,000
Nov 1
4s '04
M-S$325,000
Sept 1 1934
ublic Comfort Station.
3)*s'05 M-N 75,000c—Nov 1 1935
3.65s'07A-O $25.000c—Apr 15
3.65s'07M-N sf25,000—-May 2 1937
4s '11
J-D sf8,000
Dec 1
3.65s'07J-J sf22,500
July 5 1937 4s *13 F-A
sflO.000—Feb 15
4s '07
J-J
sf4,000—July 15 1937
4HsT5 J-D
15,000
Junel
4s '07
J-J
23,000c—July 18 1937
Drinking Fountain Bonds.
4e '08
J-J sf40,000
Jan 2 1938
43 '13
M-Ssf$5,000—Mar 15
4s'08
F-Asf20.000—-Feb 25 1938
Library Bonds
4s *08
M-Ssf26,000
Mar 1 1928
4s '04
J-J
$12,000c—Jan
1
4s '10 J-D sf 25.000—Dec 15 1940
A-O sf30,000
Oct 1
4s '12
J-J
140,000
July 1 1927 4s '04
4s '05
J-J sf31,000
Jan
1
4s '12
M-Ssf20,00"0
Sept 1 1922
4s '07
J-J
12,500—July 15
4Ms*14 J-Jsfl00,000
Jan 2 1934
F-A sf3,000
Feb 1
4Hs'14 J-J
100,000
June 2 1934 4s *08
4Hs'15
4Hs'14
4)*s'15
4Ms'16
1949
4s '09
4s *10
4s '11
4s '12
A-O sf2,000
J-D sfl6,000
A-O sf13,000
M-S sf4,200
1930
1930
1934
1935
1935
1935
1936
1927
1931
1933
1935
1933
1924
1934
1935
1957
1938
Oct 1 1929
Junel 1950
Apr
1 1931
Mar 1 1932
sf6,000—June 16 1953
4Ms*16 M-S/100,000 \—Sept 1 1936
1 sfl 0.000/
Rapid Transit Bonds.
4Jis'17 J-Dsf100,000
Dec 1 1937 4Hs'15J-Dsf$100,000.Dec 10 '40-'65
M-S
4,000_„Mar 15 1940 5s '17
J-J
80,000
Jan
2 1967
A-O
25,000
Apr 1 1940 5s *17
—-sf500,000—-Jan 2 1967
(Optional April 1 1930)
5s'17
s-a 1,850,000—Jan
2 1967
6s '20
J-D
70,000—Dec 15 1940
(Optional Jan. 2 1942.)
Funding Bonds.
Refuse Disposal and Garbage.
4Jis'17J-D sf340,000
Dec 11937 3)4s'02M-Nsf$37.000—Nov 1 1922
5s '18
1,000,000
Feb 1 1938 3.65s'07J-J sf60,000.—July 15 1927
6s'20
—.2,980,000. —Aug
11928 3.65s'07J-J
90,000..-July 15 1927
Health Department Laboratory.
Deficiency Bonds.
4s '13
M-Ssf $3,350
Mar 1 1928 6s '20
400,000
Aug 1 1928
Rnnrf«
Property Bonds.
5s '20
1,000
Apr 1 1925 4s '92
J-D$300 "o00c&r_June 11932
Hospital Bonds
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
A-O 250.000
3Hs'02 M-S sf$45,000—Oct 1 1927 4s '04
Apr 1 1924
3Hs'03 J-J
100,000--Jan 1 1928 3)$s'03M-N sf5,000
Nov 1 1923
3Hs'05 M-S
250,000c_Mar 1 1935 3Hs'05M-N 350,000c...May 1 1935
3Hs'05 J-D |sf175,000[-Dec 1 1935 3.65s'06F-A 250,000c__Aug 13 1936
4s '07
J-J sfl3.000—July 20 1937
\
25.000(
3.65s'06M-N
J-J
300,000--Nov 5 1931 4s '07
24.000.—July 25 1937
3.65s'07F-A
204,000-Feb 15 1937 4s '08
J-J sf56,000
July 1 1933
4s 09
M-S
J-J
473,000c. .July 15 1949
100,000cSept 15 1959 4s *09
J-D sfl7,500—Dec 15 1924
4s '09
M-N
135.000.-Nov 1 1929 4s '09
M-N sf4,500...May 15 1940
4s '10
F-A/
300,000c 1 Aug 1 1960 4s '10
4s '10
A-O
\ sf200.000 1
41.000c..Apr 15 1940
4s *10
J-D
l,000.000cDec 15 1960 4s *10
A-O sf12,500—Oct
15 1930
5si '20
5s '20
Feb 1
Viaduct Bonds.
4a
4s '08
DEBT
Nov 1 1952
4s *04
& Deficit Bonds.
($2,000
Aug 1 1921
6s '19
F-A
5,000—Aug 1 '22-'26
(12,000
Aug 1 1927
Water & Light Bonds.
5s '17
A-O $58,000
1922-1928
Funding
15 1950
Street and Viaduct Bonds.
4Ks'16 F-A $50.000
County.
in
1940
1945
1930
4s'12
4s *12
4Ms'13
4Hs'13
4Xs' 14
4tfs'14
4Hs'14
4Hs'14
4)£s'l3 J-D
J-D$800,000c—Dec
4s '12
4s '08
CHARDON.
BONDED
1943
1934
1958
Subway Bonds.
A-O
This Village is in Geauga
1930
1940
1930
1942
Grade-Crossing
$248c
Dec. '21
19,250—A-O192K25
Road Impt Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$64,00--J-J *22-*30
6s '19
s-a
148.000—Nov 1 '21-'24
165,000.-Nov 1 '25-'29
BOND. DEBT June 2 '20- $148\246
Floating debt
3,138
Assessed valuation,
real—31,073,246
Assessed vai n, personal—21,154.090
Tot.ass'd val. 19(60% act. 52.227,330
Total tax (per $1,000)
1919.—$15.42
Populati'n 1910, 26,351; 1920,25,071
6s '20
J-J
4s *08
J-D
J-J
4s '09
4s *11
INT. at office of Treasurer.
CINCINNATI.
villages
5s '17
F-A
4s *09
—_
6s'18
A-O
M-S
4s '04
4s '12
office
at
Refunding Bonds.
4s '12
5s *16
A-O
$/,.oOOc
Apr l'22-'26
Street Impt. (Vil. Portion) Bds. 4X<*'15
5s *15
5s
A-O
$4,550c
1923
4Hs'16
5s
A-O
8,000c
1924
BOND.
6s *16
A-O
1,140-.A-O 1 *21-'26
Sinking
6s *18
A-O
6s '19
600,000c—July 1 1958
750.000—July 15 1959
1 1960
,
...
[VOL. 112.
A-Ol.100.000—Apr
a
15,000
108
233
Total assessed val. 1921 —.3,384,080 Assess, val.'19 (abt.
act.)-17,500,060
Total tax rate (per $1.000) '21 $15-30 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1919—$11.90
Population
1910,
723;
1920,
775 Population in 1920
15,831
CHAGRIN
'09
4s
Flood and
6,000—Sept 1 '25-'30
5s '16
A-O
18,000c—Apr 1 1926
TOT. DEBT Apr. 1 '21- $347,100
J-J
J-J
4s '08
This city Is In
TOWNS
—
--_
—
4s '11
J-J
4s '11
M-S
sf30,000-Sept 15 1931
4s '11
J-D
4s *12
J-J
F-A
M-N
J-D
54,000-Dec 15 1961
37.500.-Jan 15 1962
sflO.OOO—Feb 1 1952
4s '11
4s '12
250.000c_May 1 1962
25,000_-June 1 1942
4s'11
4s *12
4s '12
4s *12
/100,OOOrl— July 1 1961
\300,000c/
4s '10
M-N sf3.500
4s 1*10
J-Dsf15,000..-Dec
4s '11
M-S
4s *11
4s '11
Nov 1 1930
15 1930
sf9,500—-Sept 15 1921
M-Ssfl6,700—Sept 15 1931
M-Ssf81.280—Sept 15 1941
A-O sf3,500
Oct 2 1921
J-D sf30.000—Dec 15 1931
A-Osf25,000
Apr 6 1932
June, 1921.]
CINCINNATI
4s
4s
4s
4s
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
{Continued).
;il J-D sf$10,250
Dec 1 1931
sf3.500
Feb 15 1932
12 J-D sf 14,000—June 15 1932
12
F-A
12
M-N
M-S
sf7,500—-Mar 15 1953
sf2,600-|.. .May 1 1932
4s '13
M-S
sfl ,675
sf3,150
Junel 1942
4s *13
A-O
38.000—Aug ,15 1932
4s '13
J-D
P-A
4s '12
4s '13
M-Ssf43,500
Sept 1
A-O sf1,500
Oct
1
M-Ssf25,000
Sept 17
J-D sfl2,000
Dec 1
J-D
75,000..-Dec 20
M-N 69,000-.-Nov 10
M-S sf3,000
Mar 15
M-Ssf25.000-._Mar 15
A-O sf6,600
Apr 1
4s '13
P-A sf54.500
4s '12
4s *12
4s '12
4s '12
4s *13
4s '13
t 30,000/
4s *13
4s *12
4s '12
4s *12
44s 13 F-Asf$3,900—Aug 15 1933
44s'13 J-D I sf8,000l__Junel6 1933
Mar 1
1953
sf930
Apr 1
M-Ssf 4,500—Mar 15
M-N sf8,300
May 1
J-D 346.500
June2
A-O sf5.000-._0ct 15
A-O
61,500—Oct 15
M-N sf2,200—Nov 15
A-VJ
A-O sf7,500—Oct 15
1933
1932
4s *13
1932
44s'13
44s'13
448*13
448*13
AO
44s'13
4MB *14 J-J
1932
1932
1932
1932
1933
1953
1933
|
sf4,8001
..Jan
1928
1933
1933
1923
1933
2 1934
80,000/
44s*14 J-J
sf8,600
Jan 2 1924
44s*14 J-J
sf3,300
Jan 2 1934
Mayl 1933 44s*14 J-J
sf6.000—-Jan 15 1934
Mar 1 1933 44s*14 F-Asf13,600
Feb 15 1934
4s 13
M-Nsf23,000.-May 20 1933 448*14 F-A sf3.300—Feb 16 1934
44s;i3J-Dsf400,000—Junel6 1953 44s'14 M-S sf4,800—Mar 30 1934
44s 13 J-J
50,000-.--July 7 1943 448*14 A-Osf27,500—Apr 15 1934
4Hs;i3 P-A sf7,000_.—Aug 1 1933 44s'14 M-N sf3,425
Mayl 1934
44 s 13 M-S 24,500
Sept 5 1933 44s'14 J-J
sf2,500
July 1 1924
44s*13 M-Nsf6,500—Nov 15 1933 448*14 F-Asf15.800—Aug 15 1934
44s*13 J-Dsfl7,100—Dec 15 1933 448*14
F-Asf15.000—Aug 15 1924
44s 13 A-O 600,000
Oct
1 1953 44s'14 M-Ssf75,500—Sept 15 1924
44s*14 J-J sf26,300
Jan 2 1934 448*14 A-Osf14,500
Oct 1 1924
44s*14 M-Ssf40.500-_.Mar 16 1934 448*14 M-N sf8,000
Nov 2 1924
44s'14 M-N sf5,200
Mayl 1924 44s'14 J-D sf2,385
Dec 1 1934
44s*14 F-A sf7,500-.-Aug 15 1924 44s'14 J-D sfl,284—Dec 15 1924
44s*14 M-Ssfl 1,000
Sept 15 1924 44s*15 J-J sfl7,585—Jan 15 1935
4Hs*15 J-J
sf1,500
Jan 2 1925 448*13 J-D 280,000
June2 1925
37,500-.-Jan 15 1935 44s*15
44s*15 J-J
A-O/sfl l,000\-_Apr 11935
44s'15 M-S 100.000
Mar 1 1935
1 82,000/
44sl5 A-01,000,000
.Apr 1 1955 448*15 A-O sf2,500—Apr 15 1930
44s*15 J-J
sf2,700—July 15 1925 44s'15 M-Ssf26,800
Mar 1 1935
44s*15 M-S sf2,100
Sept 1 1925 448*15 A-O sf2,500—Apr 15 1925
44sT5 J-Dsf40,500
Dec 1 1935 44s*15M-Nsfl3,200
Mayl 1935
443*16 J-J| sfll.500—Jan 15 1926 448*15 J-D sf8.500
Junel 1935
4Hs'16 F-A sf5,000
Feb 1 1926 44s*15 M-N/ 60,500/..Mayl 1935
4Ms'16 M-N sf4,200
May 1 1926
i sf300/
44s'16 J-D sf1,025
Junel 1936 448*15 A-O
sf127.000..Apr 15 1935
44s*16 A-O sf8,400
Oct 1 1936 44s*15 A-O
50,000
Apr 1 1945
43is'16 J-D sf16,700-—Dec 1 1936 44s'15 M-N/36,5001—May 15 1935
44s*17 J-J
sf800
July 1 1937
I sf400 /
44s*17 F-A sf5,000
Aug 1 1927 44s'15 J-D sf19,700
junel 1935
44s*17 M-S 920,000
Sept 3 1937 443*15 J-J sfl9,500
July 1 1935
44s*17 J-D
54,500—Dec 20 1947 44s*15 J-J
sf2,400
July 1 1935
5s '18
A-O
10,000
Apr 1 1928 44s*15 J-J
sf2,700
July 1 1925
4^s*19
sf87,200
Nov 1 1939 44s*15 J-J
sf4,900—.July 15 1935
4Ms'19
sf41,400—Sept 2 '39-'49 44s*15 F-A sf7,900-..Aug 15 1935
sf27,000—Mar 3 '42-'69 44s'15 M-S sf4,200
44s*19
Sept 1 1935
44s'19
sf53,300—Apr 1 '39-'69 4 4s'15 M-S
1,000_..Sept 15 1925
44s*19
sf49.200-July 15 '29-'49 44s*15 M-S sf14,000—Junel 1935
5s '20
201.800
1926-1950 44s*15 M-S sf4,500
Sept 1 1935
6s '20
338,800
1940-1950 44s*15 M-S
sf600
Sept 15 1925
s-a
6s *20
109.500
Oct 1 1935
July 1 1950 448*15 A-Osf57,300
(Optional July 1 1930.)
44s'15 M-N sf4,500—Nov 15 1925
_s '20
1,400
Apr 1 1940 44s*15M-Nsf30,850___Nov 15 1935
6s *20
400
July 1 1950 448*15 J-D sf6,000—-Dec 15 1935
(Optional July 1 1930.)
44s'15 J-D sf45,000...Dec 31 1935
6s '20
101,500
Oct
1 1950 44s'15 J-D
sfl,000...Dec 31 1925
(Optional Oct 1 1930.)
44s'16 J-J
sf4,400_.-Jan 14 1936
6s '20 %ZZ.
27,100
Oct
1 1950 44s'16J-J
sf7,900
Jan 15 1936
(Optional Oct 1 1930.)
44s*16 F-Asf21,500
Feb 1 1936
6s '20
13,000—Nov 15 1940 44s*16 F-A (sf80.0001 -Feb 1 1926
(Optional Nov 15 1930.)
\ 200,000/
6s '20
36,700
Dec 1 1950 44s*16 J-J
sf2,600
Jan 21 1936
(Optional Dec 1 1930.)
448*16 F-Asf41,900--Feb 15 1936
Stable Bonds.
44s'16 M-S sf2,500
Mar 1 1936
3.65s'06J-J
$25,000-July 9 1926 44s*16 F-Asfl75,000
Aug 1 1926
4s *06
J-D
sf14.000.-Dec 1 1926 44s*16 J-Jsf409,050—-July 15 1946
General Street Bonds.
448*16 A-O sf7,200_—Apr
1 1936
3^s'02 J-J $200,000
July 1 1927 448*16 M-S sf3,000„-Mar 1 1936
3Hs'02 A-Osf50,000
Oct 1 1927 44s'16 M-S sf5,700—Mar 20 1936
4s '03
A-O sfl8,500
Apr 1 1933 44s*16 M-N sf5,000—-May 1 1936
348*03 M-Nsf75,000— Nov 1 1923 44s'16 J-J sf25,000--July 15 1946
4s '04
J-J sf25,000
Jan 1 1924 448*16 M-S sfl,000—-Sept 1 1936
4s '04
A-O 300,000
Apr 1 1924 448*16 A-Osfl23,410 -Oct
1 1936
4s '04 F-Asf200,000c..-Aug 1 1924 44s'16 M-N
1,300
Nov 1 1936
34s'05 F-Asf500,000c..Feb
1 1925 44s*16 M-N sf88,500
Nov 1 1936
34s'05 M-S 250,000c—Sept 1 1925 44s*16 J-D sf25,200—-Dec 1 1936
3.65s'07F-A sf7,000—Feb 25 1932 448*16 J-D
sf4,400
Dec 15 1936
4s'07
J-D 363,000c. .June 30 1922 4s '17
F-A sf53,500—Feb
1 1937
4s '07
J-J
15,000c__July 15 1937 44s'17 F-A sf2,800—Feb
1 1927
4s '07
J-J
10,000c
July 20 1927 4 48*17 F-A sf200,000—Feb 15 1922
J-J
4s '07
8.000—July 25 1922 448*17 M-N sf2,500
May 15 1927
4s *07
F-Asf78,000-— Aug 30 1922 44s'17M-NsfJ07,600—Mayl5 1937
A-O 528,000c...Apr 1 1923 44s'17M-Nsfl50,000
4s '08
May 15 1922
A-O sfl ,000c. .Apr 15 1928 44s*17 J-D
4s '08
sfl,600—-June 1 1927
J-J
4s '08
sf800—July 15 1928 44s*17 J-J sfl8,000—July 15 1937
J-D
4s *08
sf6.000
Junel 1928 448*17 M-S sf56,200—Sept
1194,7
F-A sf6,000—Aug 20 1928 4 4s'17 M-SsfJ40,000
4s '08
Sept 11947
4s *09
J-D
sf8,000
June 1 1929 44s*17 J-D
1,000..-Dec 15 1932
4s '09
J-Jl,899,000c
July 15 1929 44s'17J-D 1114,500..-Dec 20 1937
F-A
4s '09
13,000
Aug 1 1929 4 4s'17 J-D 300,000—Dec 20 1922
F-A 115.000
4s '09
13,000
Dec 1 1937
Aug 2 1929 448*17 J-D
M-S
4s *09
3,200-J— Sept 11929 5s '18
A-O
11,000... Apr 15 1948
4s '09
M-N 12,000
A-Osf31,000
Oct 1 1929 5s '18
May 1 1948
M-S 288,000..-Mar 15 19.30 5s '18
4s '10
M-N 27,500—May 1 1948
4s '10
J-D
70.500
June 1 1948
A-Osf24,500—Apr 15 1930 5s *18
J-D sflO.OOO
4s '10
F-A
Junel 1925 5s *18
27,500
Aug 1 1958
J-D sflO.OOO
4s *10
F-A
June 1 1930 5s '18
1,300
Aug 1 1958
J-D sf28,250. _-June 15 1930 5a *18
4s '10
M-N 50,000
May 1 1948
J-D sf20,370
4s *10
M-N
June 1 1925 5s '18
3,200
Nov 1 1938
J-J
4s '10
M-S
sf4,000
4,100
July 1 1930 5s '18
Sept 3 1943
4s '10
M-Ssf 16,100
M-S
13,223—M&S *21-'27
Sept 15 1930 6s *18
4s '10 A-Osfl02.845-.-Oct
s
15 1930
sfl25,400
4s '10 M-Nsf33.500-_._Nov 1 1930 44s*19
sf5,000
Jan 6 1924
_
__
Feb
5^s*21
$262,000—-Mar 15 1951
Sidewalk Bonds (General).
(Optional Mar. 15 1931.)
4s '06
M-S
$5,000—..Sept 1
Street-Widening Bonds.
448*09 Aug
2,500c.—Aug 2
5s'19
s-a
$1,000
May 1 1939 5s 11
M-N
2,500c—May 15
(Optional after May 1 1929.)
DELHI.
6s '20
2,900
Sept 1 1930
Fire Bonds
University.
5s '04
A-O
$2,900c—.Apr 5
4s *09
J-J
$26,300...July 15 1949
Refunding Bonds
4s '09
M-S 550,000c..Sept 15 1949
5s '03
F-A
-„
1 1933
44s*13 M-N 55,000
4s '13
M-Ssfl6,500
4s *12
J-D/sf25,0001
\
75,000/
450.0001...Jan 2 1954
(Subject to call Jan 2 1934)
Waterworks.
IThe waterworks
department assumes the payment of
F-A
F-A
F-A
4s '09
M-N
4s '10
M-S
200,000.Mar 15
♦150,000c Sept 15
I25,000c-Jan 2
A-O * sfl 60,000. Apr 15
F-A
sf31,500—Feb 1
M-N *199,500c_Mar 1
4s *12
F-A
M-S
M-S
M-S
4s '13
M-S/
—
—
__
..
_.
4s '10
4s *11
J-D sf44,500
A-Osf15,700
Dec
1 1930
Apr
1931
1921
1926
1931
4s '12
1
M-S sf7.500—Sept 15
M-S sf2,000
Sept 15
M-Ssf29,600...Sept 15
A-O sf5,900
Oct 2
J-D
sf9,000
Dec 1
J-D
sf3.500-.-Dec 15
F-A
73,000c__Feb 15
4s *12
4s *11
4s '11
4s '11
4s *11
4s *11
4s *11
1931
1931
1931
1932
A-O
sf3,185.57-Apr
4s *12
A-O
sf7,000
Apr
1 1932
1 1932
4s '11
J-D sf37,200
Dec
1 1931
4s *12
M-Nsf17,000
M-N
2,500
J-D
7,000
4s *12
J-J
4s '12
M-N
Mayl 1927
May 11932
Dec 1 1Q31
July 1 1932
Mayl 1932
4s *12
J-D
Junel
1932
July 15
F-A 220,000..-Aug 15
F-Asf42,500
Aug 1
M-Ssf28,500—_8ept 1
1932
4s '12
4s '11
4s *12
J-J
4s *12
4s '12
4s *12
4s *12
4s *12
4s *12
2,500
31,000
51,000
sfl7,500
1932
1932
1932
F-A sf3.500—Feb 15 1932
M-Nsf42,500
Nov 15 1932
M-S 120,500
Sept 1 1932
4s *12
M-N
4s *12
M-N
4s '13
sf750—Nov 15 1932
21,500-.-Nov 15 1932
F-Asfl58,500
Feb 1 1933
4s *13
M-Nsf$10,300c_May20
44s*13 J-D sf80,000
June2
44s*13 J-D sf6.100—June 16
44s*13 J-D/ 100.0001 ..June 2
_
—
I sf40,000/
1933
1925
1933
1925
44**13 F-A
51.000
Aug 1 1933
44s*13 J-J
116.000
July 1 1933
44s*13 J-J sf17.000...July 21 1933
sf54,500.Feb 3
sf46,900—Apr
__sf101,800—Apr
44s'19
sf46,000—Aug
44s*19
44s*19
—
..
5s '19
'39 & '49
1 *39-*49
1 '34-*49
1 '39-*44
44s*19
sf40,900
Nov 1 1939
44s*19 J-J sf21.500—.Jan 2 1949
44s*19
$200,000
Jan 2 1924
448*19 J-Jsf400,000-.
Jan 6 1924
44s*19 J-J sf28,900.1 -July 15 1949
5s '20
200,000
Mar 1 1926
4,600
Dec 1 1940
548*20 J-D
__
—
5s '20
29,550 —1925-1950
329,000
1924-1950
225,000
July 1 1950
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s '20
s-a
2.5,000
July 1 1940
(Optional July 1 1930.)
s-a
6s '20
46,500
July 1 1950
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s *20
s-a
99,000
July 1 1945
44s*20
6s '20
...
— _
s-a
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s '20
s-a
230,000
July 1 1950
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s '20
s-a
1,500.—July 15 1940
(Optional July 15 1930.)
6s '20
s-a
22,500
Aug 2 1940
(Optional Aug. 2 1930.)
6s'20
781,500
1930-1950
6s '20
s-a
13,500
July 15 1940
(Optional July 15 1930.)
54s'21 s-a
86,000
Mar 1 1941
(Optional Mar. 1 1931.)
54s*21 s-a
88,000
Feb 1 1946
(Optional Feb. 1 1931.)
548*21 s-a
193,000
Feb 1 1951
(Optional Feb. 1 1931.)
'03
M-N
$8.300c—Nov 1 1923
Street Bonds.
'05
M-S
$7,500c—Mar 15 1930
6,500c—.Mar 1 1936
1946 448*11 M-S
3,250c—Apr 10 1936
1946 448*11 Apr
Water-Works Bonds
1946
J-D
35,000c-.Dec 31 1932
1946 4s '07
Fire Department Bonds
1946
A-O $ 10.000c—Apr 14 1934
1947 4s *09
4s *10
J-J
3.500c...Jan
2 1935
CARTHAGE.
Water-Works
4s *10
A-O
Bonds.
$l,200c—Apr 20 1935
1930
1951
1932
1952
5s'11
F-A
$l,800c—.Feb 1 1931
44s'll M-N
3,000c—May 15 1936
Debt-Extension Bonds.
5s '15
M-S
$2,000cSept 10 '2l-*24
Refunding Bonds.
348*00 J-D $41,500c—June 7 1925'
96,000—Aug 1 1932 5s *10
J-D
5,000c—.Dec 1 1930
160,000..Sept 1 1942
Electric-Light.
sf2,000—Dec 1 1932 4s'10
M-N $2,200c—.May 3 1935
4s '13
—
4s
1950
4s *13
___
5s
1945
1931
4s *13
^
J-J
25,000c...Jan 2 1932
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1922.)
A-O
$5,000c_.Apr 10 1932
Subway Bonds
44s
M-N$11.500c—-Nov 1 1923
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Deficiency Bonds.
4s '07
1943
1944
J-J
„
...
1943
M-S
..
—
1941
1942
Electric-Light & Water-Works
A-O $10,000c
Apr 4 1933
4s *10
M-N
2,800c—.May 3 1935
*500,000c.Aug 1 1948 44s 11 A-O
1,700c—ADr 15 1931
150,00Oc_May 1 1939
Street-Improvement Bonds.
M-S
—
1938
1939
1 1947
200.000cFeb 28 1938
*250,000c_Feb 1 1948
J-D
...
1938
*5O0,00Oc_Aug
4a '12
__
1937
1937
25 1937
40,000.Feb
4s *08
4s '12
Town-Hall Refunding Bonds
May $4,000c_—May 2 1930
5s '08
4s '02
4s '08
4s *12
$3,000c—Apr 5 1926
3,000c—July 5 1930
MADISONVILLE.
1 1937
F-A
4s '11
1924
5 1923
4s'10
3.65s'07F-A
4s *11
J-J
water¬
on
34s*97 F-A *sf250,000.-Aug 1
34s'98 F-A *sf59,1,00-June28
34s*98 F-A
*500,000—Aug 1
3s '99
F-A *1,000,000..Aug 1
3s '01
F-A *1,000,000—Feb 1
34s*02 F-A *sf75,000—Feb 1
34s*03 F-A *1.000.000—Feb 1
3 48*03 F-A
*500,000—Aug 1
3.65s'04J-J
*1,075,000--July 1
3 48*05 F-A *1.000.000c-Feb 1
34s'06 F-A
*500,000c-Feb 1
3.65s'06J-J *sf250,000c_July 2
3.65s'06F-A
*245,000c. Aug 1
4s '06
M-S
sf*5,000..Sept 1
4s '06
M-S*l.OOO.OOOc.Sept 1
4s *07
F-A *1,000,000c. Feb 1
3.65s'07F-A
sf60,000_Feb 25
4s *10
A-O
5s *05
*sf$50,000—Feb
3.65s'97F-A
4s '08
4s *06
all
principal and Interest
works bonds.]
4s '07
$742c—Feb
Re-Surfacing Bonds
June 15 1952
448*14 J-J
4s '12
—
19361939
1941
—_
1933
1933
121
*sf40,000
Mar 1 1953
sf75,000—Mar 1 1933
sfl25,000_Mar 15 1953
10,000\_Mar 1 1953
Sewer
4s *10
4s *10
Bonds.
M-N
M-N
448*11 M-S
$7,500c__.May 3 1935
25,000c—May 3 1935
5,000c—Mar 15 1931
I sf215,000/
Town-Hall Bonds.
J-D
sf6,200
June2 1953 4s'10
J-D
$1.250c_. .June 3 1930
J-D
sflO.OOO.Dec 15 1933
COLLEGE HILL.
F-A sfl50,000—Feb 2 1934
Refunding Town-Hall Bonds
M-N
135,000-Nov 15 1953
4s '06
A-O
A-O
$1,500c_Apr 1 '22-*24
604,000-Apr 10 1934
Judgment Bonds
A-O
sf28,000_.Oct 1 1934
$10,000c—Jan 14 1931
J-J
250,000—Jan 2 1955 348*01 J-J
Sidewalk Bonds
F-A
*210,000—Aug 2 1955
F-A
$2,700c—Feb 15 1930
J-J sf125,000.—Jan
2 1957 4s '10
Sewer Bonds
sf75,000-July 15 *39-'59
J-D $25.000c—Dec 15 1928
6s *20
J-J
400,000
July 1 1940 4s '08
*
Subject to call 20 years after date
Park Bonds
448*13
44s*13
44s*14
448*13
44s*14
448*14
44s*15
44s*15
44s*17
4^s'19
------
'
~
—
of issue.
4s '09
Workhouse Bonds.
J-D
$100,000—June 11923
4s '94
J-D
sf6.000—June 11924
4s '11
4s '93
34s'05 A-O
20,000—Apr
1 1925
Special Assessment Bonds.
(Outstanding
Mar.
31
$873.884
J-J
$4,000c. .July 15 1929
Street-Extension Bonds
M-S
$4,000c—.Mar 11931
Water Bonds
34s*99 M-N$40,000c—.May 1 1929
34s'99 A-O
10,000c
.Oct 16 1929
1921.)
1921-1929
SAYLER
Sidewalk
FERNBANK.
4s '00
Refunding Bonds {General).
$4,000c—Aug 1 1929
Water-Main Bonds {General).
44s
J-D $20,000c—Dec 1 1930
44s'09 F-A
I
HARTWELL.
Sewer Bonds (General).
J-J
$35.000c
Jan 1 1934
Street Bonds {General).
4s *00
M-N $7,500c..May 25 1940
Water Supply {General).
5s'93
F-A
$ 1.000c—Aug 1 1927
58*93
J-D
lO.OOOc.June 15*22-26
Sidewalk (Village's Portion).
5s '91
M-N$10,000c_Nov 1 *21-*30
4s '09
PLEASANT
$2,500c__June30 1930
Fire Dept. & Pub. Office Purp.
5s '95
M-S
$5,000c__Mar 15 1925
General Street Bonds.
4s '00
M-N$30,000c—May 1 1930
AVONDALE.
Street Improvement.
J-J
$25,000c—.Jan
4s '92
4s '93
1 1922
4s *94
A-O
J-J
M-N
30,000c...May 11924
4s *95
M-N
10,000c...Nov 1 1925
4s '94
50,000c...Apr
1 1923
15,000c...Jan
1 1924
CLIFTON.
Water Bonds
.i
44s*92 A-O $12,000c—Apr
RIDGE.
Waterworks Bonds {General).
4s *02
M-S $25,000c—-Mar 1 1922
4s '09
J-J
4,500c— .July 1 1939
5s *08
Oct
1,100c—Oct 15 1938
5s '10
July
1,000c...July 1 1940
5s *03
Oct
14,500c—Oct 1 1923
4s *11
Oct
1,600c—Oct 15 1941
44s'12 M-S
2,000c .Mar 17 1942
Debt Extension (General).
PARK.
Bonds.
J-D
15 1922
WESTWOOD.
Sidewalk Bonds.
5s '95
M-Ssf$20,000c._Sept 2 1925
Turnpike Bonds.
J-Dsf$20,000c__Dec
5s '95
9 1925,
RIVERSIDE.
Highway Improvement Bonds
5s'95
J-J
$ 15,000c..Jan 1 '25-'2&
Street & Sewer Improvement
$4,600c...Apr 1 1923
5s *94
A-O
$8,OOOc_Oct 15 *21-*24;
5s '04
3,000c..-Apr 1 1924
Water Bonds.
5s '05
June
2,500c__June21 1930
M-Nsf$35,000—Nov 15 19301
Refunding Debt Ext. (General). 5s'95
4s *06
Dec
$5,981.13c.Dec 1 1926
BOND HILL.
448*09 May
7,534.08cMay 1 1939
Sewer Bonds
Refunding Water (General).
4s '03
M-S $40.000c—Mar 30
1923,
448*10 Mar sf$2,130.48cMar 1 1935
EVANSTON.
Refunding Street (General).
Cement Walk Bonds
44s'06 M-N $5,000c..-May 1 1926
6s '96
J-J
Cement Walks (General).
J $500c_.-Jan 2 1922v
I
649c— Jan 2 1924
5s*03
A-O
$l,500c-_Apr 15 1923
HYDE PARK.
5s'05
M-S
1,000c—Mar 1 1930
Town-Hall Bonds
Sidewalk (Village's Portion).
5s *10
$9.000c Nov 28 *21-*29,
July 11,000c—July 1 1940 5s '99 M-N
4s *11
Town-Hall Furnishing
July
2,000c__July 15 1941
448*12 M-S
4,000c_.Mar 10 1942 4s '02
May $2,000c_.May28 1922
Sewage-Disposal (General).
Sidewalk Bonds
4s '11
Sept $15,000c—Sept 1 1941 4s '02
Mar $l0,000c_.Mar 10 1922
Street (Village Portion).
44s*02 Aug
5,000c_.Aug 18 1922.
4s '03
Apr
Apr
4s'11
Oct
$2,000c
Oct 2 1941
Deficiency (General Bonds).
44s'12 Oct sf$2.000
Oct 2 1927
OAKLEY
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
M-S
$5,100c
Sept 1 1936
4s *06
448*09 Aug
5s '10
4s '11
Dec
Dec
44s'12 M-S
5,500c—.Aug 2 1939
4,500c—Dec
15 1940
800c__Dec
44s'02 M-N
Debt-Extension Bonds
A-O
$2.500c—-Apr
Refunding Bonds
4s *03
4(48*01 M-S
20 1921
9,250c..Sept 23 1952
Town-Hall Bonds (General).
'02
M-N $2,930c—Nov 11932
Water Bonds (General).
4s *06
M-S
$4,000c—Sept 1 1936
4,000c-..Nov 6 1922-
Water Bonds
M-S
$4,500c—Mar 15 1923
4s '03
1 1923
$2,500c.„Sept 2 1921
WINTON
PLACE,
Sewer-Construction Bonds.
J-J
$45,000c_July 1 1933
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s *03
4s '03
J-J
$3,000c.July 1 1933.
KENNEDY
448*09 Aug
44s*09 F-A
HEIGHTS.
Refunding Bonds.
3.000c..-Aug 2 1939
3,500c—Feb 15 1939 44s*03 M-S $5,000—.Mar 2
5s 10
Dec
2,500c—Dec 15 1940 448*04 A-O
2,500
Oct 1
2,500—-Aug 15
448*12 M-S
1,500c—Sept 23 1952 44s'05 F-A
Street-Repair Bonds.
44s'll M-N
2,500c..May 15 1941
J-J
4s '13
Jan
sf900c_._Jan 7 1923 5s '03
$1,500
July 1
5s '13
A-O
General Sewer Bonds.
6,000—-Apr 25
4s '05
4s '06
M-N
M-S
448*08 Aug
44s*09 Aug
$2,970c—Nov 15
7.500c.—Sept 1
750c
Aug 1
2,000c...Aug 2
1925
1936
1928
1923
1924
1925
1923
1923
Water-Works.
5s '03
F-A $11,000--Aug 15 1923
INT. payable at Am. Exch. Nat.
1939' Bank, N. Y., and Third Nat. Bank,
CINCINNATI (Concluded)—
Cine., the authorized
Sinking Fund Trustees.
agents of the
SINK. FUND, &c
TOTAL DEBT.
1921
31
Mar.
bonds..$15,043,140.48
Cin. So. Ry. Con. bds 14,932,000.00
Cinn.So. Ry.Ter.bds
4,150,000.00
Water works
**
$34,125,130.48
50,570,181.16
general bonds.
Other
Total gen. bond. debt$84,695,311.64
Assess, bonds (paid by
873,883.55
assess'ts)..
special
Total bonded
debt_$85,569,195.19
all bonds.$19,387,537.72
Sink. fd. for
Deduct Sink, fund for
water & ry. bonds
which
self-sup¬
are
porting & for which
the
Sink Fund is:
$3,749,568.94
Water
2,881,836.65
Railway
$6,631,405.59
$12,756,132.13
Net debt
not
$37,814,049.03
PROPERTY.—The
CITY
Hartwell Bonds.
J-D
300- J.-D
1921
A-O
1,400
Oct 1 1921
Pleasant Ridge Bonds.
4Hs'09 J^I
$45,000c
Jan 2 '22-'49
5s'08
5s '87
20,000—Aug 17 1929
4^s'09 F-A
College Hill Bonds.
5s '03
A-O
$6,000c-Apr 24
Madisonville Bonds.
F-A
6.000c_.Feb 24 1932
J-D
2,500c..Dec 29 1936
4s '08
A-O
25.000c...Oct 3 1938
4s '08-'09M-S 100,000c ..Mar '38-'39
4s *10
F-A
3,000c—Aug 23 1940
South Bend Bonds.
5s '00
M-N
$400c
1921-1925
5s '08
J-D
1.500
1921-1923
Bond Hill Bonds.
6s
F-A
$4,000c... Aug 1 1923
6s
J-D
4,000c..Dec 23 1923
Riverside Bonds.
6b' 95
M-8
$2.000c_Mar 1 *22-'25
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *21.$7,160,750
4s '02
4s '06
984,891
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation
1920.747,241,890
(per $1,000) '20—".$5.22
Population in 1920
401,850
INT. on Cincinnati and Madison¬
School
tax
ville bonds is
Nat.
Bank,
payable at Amer. Exch
Y.; on all others at
N.
CIRCLEVILLE
This city is in
city
the Cincinnati Southern RR.
The rental received for the road was
owns
Pickaway County
4Hs
M-8
{City's Portion).
$8.000—M-S 1 [22-29
5s
M-8
3,000..M-S 1 *22-25
Street Impt.
(under the old lease) $1,090,000 till 5s '16
M-S
3,500c.Sept 1 '21-'2 7
and then $1,250,000 till 1906.
5s;i5
M-S
500c—M-S 1 1921
The old lease expired in 1906, and in
Sewer Bonds.
1898 legislation was secured under
4>^s
M-S
$5,000—M-S 1 '2 2-'26
•OO «OE
which, on June 7 1902, the lease was
4,000—M-S 1
434s
M-S
modified and extended to Oct. 12 5s
500
Mar 1 1922
M-8
1966 at an annual rental of $1,050,000 5s
M-S
4,857—M-S 1' 21-26
for the first 20 years, $1,100,000 for
1,600c.Mar 15'22-'25
534s'19 M-S
the second and $1,200,000 for the re¬
1901
3,600c.Mar 15 '21-'29
At the time of the
4,000c.Sept 15 *21-'28
5Ks'19 M-S
there remained of the
600c..Sept 15 1929
original term four years, the rental of
4.500c.Sept 15 *21-'29
5Ms'19 M-S
which was so modified that the sum
250c—Sept 15 1930
of $200,000 thereof per annum was
5Mb'20 s-a
J 4,500—Mar 1 '22-'30
extended and made payable at the
\ 4,500--Sept 1 '21-29
rate of $40,000 per annum, with 3%
City Library Bonds.
interest on the remaining deferred
5s *16
M-S
$2,500c.Sept 1 '21-26
payment until fully paid. The legis¬
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
lation under which the lease was ex¬
5s '15
M-S
$2,OOOc_Mar 1 *22-'25
tended also provided for the issuance
4J4s'13 M-S
3,000.-M-S 1 *21- '23
of $2,500,000 bonds of the city by the
TOT. BD, DT. June 15 '20 $127,200
trustees of the railway for terminal
Assessment debt (incl.)
59,400
facilities and permanent betterments,
Sinking fund
433
lessee
maining 20 years.
extension,
upon
the
additional
agreeing to pay an
rental equal to the annual
Total assessed val'n 1920.10,000,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18-$15.50
and 1% per annum
Pop'n 1910, 6,744; 1920
-7,049
for a sinking fund for the final re¬
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
demption of the bonds.
Legislation
has since been secured under which
CIRCLEVILLE CITY SCH. DIST.
there have thus far been lssued$4,l50,4J^sT6 M-S $119,600cM-S 1 '22-'44
000 in bonds known as terminal fa¬
BOND. DEBT July 1 1920 $128,000
cilities and perm, betterments bonds.
interest thereon
ASSESSED
Total assessed val'n 1919.-9,500,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9_$15.50
VALUATION. &C.—
have been Population in 1919
7,000
Assessed val. and tax rate
as
INT. payable at Clrcleville.
follows:
Assessed
Tax p.
1,000
Valuation.
Years.
$737,474,310
712,819,010
700,000,000
724,000,000
1920
1919
1918.
1917
1916
....
CLARK COUNTY.
Springfield Is the county seat.
6s '20
$10,000.-Sept 1 '21-'40
Hill & Dale Sewer Bonds.
6s '18
A-O
$5,200_Apr 18 '22-'23
---
M-S
1,800
1921-1923
610,499,870*15.52 6s'18
Inter-Cou ty Road Bonds.
594,397,380 15.46
5s *14
A-O
9,000c—.A-O '22-'24
598,925,430 15.46
F-A
55,250
1921-1928
537,212,750 15.62 5s '18
F-A
47,600
1921-1928
525,826,770 15.00 5s *18
1915
1914
1913
1912
Children's Home Bonds.
A-O
$7,200c.A-O 1 '21-'24
1910
Infirmary Bonds.
1905
5s '16
A-O
$5,400c.A-O 1 '22-*24
1900
5s '17
M-S
2,000
1921
1890
Poor Relief Bonds.
1880
5s *17
M-S
$3,000-M-S 15 '22-'25
fin 1911 and later years assess¬
J. D. Thomas Jt. Co. Ditch Bds.
ment represents about full value.
6s '18
J-D
$5,691
1921-1923
Bridge Bonds.
POPULATION.—In 1920 (U. S.
J-J
$26,800—J-J 1 '22-'31
Census), 401,247; in 1910 (U. S. Cen¬ 5s '16
A-O
21,000—A-O 1 *22-'28
sus), 363,591; in 1900, 325,902; in 5s'14
5s '17
J-J
46,700—J-J
2 '22-'37
1890, 296,908.
f500.000.000
256.253.260
227,655.320
206.481,790
177,773,240
167.535,356
1911
12.64
29.94
22.38
25.98
26.66
31.00
5s '16
4s
'09
5s '11
F-A
835-...F-A 2
M-S
1922
2,700-M-S 16 '22-'24
Bridge Notes.
CINCINNATI SCHOOL DIST.
M-S
$2,950
1921
4s '96
M-S$250,000c
Sept 1 1936 6s '18
6s '19
M-S
1,382
1921
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1906.)
Flood Emergency Bonds.
3Hs'96M-S
42,500c...Sept 1 1936
5Ms'13 J-D $60,OOOc_June 2 '22-'33
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1906.)
Funding Bonds.
3s '00
A-O 130,000c
Oct 1 1940
4s *05
M-S $19,000c—M&S '21-'25
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1910.)
J-J
7,000
'21-'22
3Hs'02A-O
33,500c—.Oct 11940 5s '17
(Due $1,000 each six months begin¬
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1912.)
ning Jan. 2 1918.)
3Hs'05 M-N 100,000c..May 1 1945
Deficiency Bonds.
3Hs'05 A-O 150.000c—Oct 16 1945
...$100,000
1927
3.65s'06J-D 250,000c._June 25 1946 6s '19
Memorial Building Bonds.
4s '06
M-N200,000c—Nov 26 1946
J-D$185,250c.J&D 30'21-39
4s '08
A-O 250.000c—Apr 13 1948 4s'12
County Office Bldg. Bonds.
4s *08
M-S 200,000c—.Sept 8 1948
M-S
$5,250c—M&S '21-'22
4s '09
M-S 300,000c—Mar 30 1949 5s
$679,473
4s*09
J-D 180,000c—June 21 1949 GEN. BD. DT. July 1 '20
Sinking fund Feb 28 1920
44,201
4s '10
M-S 250,000c—Mar 28 1950
4s *10
J-D 240,000c—.Dec 5 1950 Assessed val'n, real est— 91,983,220
4s '11
J-D 300,000c—Dec 4 1951 Assessed val'n, personal. 59,083,600
4s *12
A-O 35o,000c—.Oct 21 1952 Total ass'd val'n, 1920..151,036,820
4Hs'14 F-A 100,000
Feb 9 1934 County tax (per $1,000) 1920._S2.90
4)48*14 A-O 100,000c—Apr 13 1934 Popult'n in 1910, 65,455; '20. 50,728
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
js'15 M-S 200,000
Mar 8 1935
>s'15 A-O 500,000c
Oct 1945
4Ms'16 J-J
300,000..Jan 10 *36-'56 CLEARCREEK TWP. RUR. S. D.
This district (P. O. Stoutsville) is
4)is'16 F-A 300.000—Feb 28 '36-'56
4s '17
J-J
300,000
Jan 8 1957 In Fairfield Coiihtw.
$$,0obfc-Mar
4)isT7 F-A 300,000c—Aug 13 1957
4J4s'19 s-a
100,000c.. Oct 27 1959
5s '20
50,000c
s-a
5s *19
s-a
5s *20
5s '20
F-A
...
s-a
'2l-'29
14.000c_Mar
M-S
'30-'36
'30-'33
4,000c.Sept
6,000c_Sept
.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '21
9,000c.Sept
5s '19
24 1960
Nov 1 1929
550,000—Feb 24 1960
540,000-May 23 '33-'50
...
5Hs'2l
600,000.. Feb
1960
1959
200,000
...
6s '20
Jan
500,000
$700,000..Feb
1 '22-'30
Bonds.
M-S $80,000c—Mar 14 1950
'22-'29
_
'34-'36
1,000c—Mar 1 1937
!3,U00c-SeDt 1 '31-'36
'32-'36
BOND. DEBT July 1 1919
$54,000
Assessed value
2,685\210
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,300
M-S
_
Oakley
4s *10
4Hs'10 M-N
4Hs'12 A-O
25.000c—.Nov 1 1950
5,000c—Apr 1 1952
Kennedy Heights Bonds.
*
4s'12
J-D $50,000—.June 19 1952
4s *12
J-D
15,000—Dec 19 1952
4Mb* 13 M-S
1.250c—Sept 10 1923-
5s '18
J-J
5s '19
F-A
3,000—July 1
1,200
July
4,000. .Aug 1
1,500-Aug 1
'24-'26
1 1927
'22-26
'26-'28
580
Aug 1 1929
F-A f 16,000—Feb 1 '22-'29
„
14,140——Feb 1 1930
102,400—Feb 1 '22-'39
13,600
Feb 1 1930
Deficiency Bonds.
5a
June $6,500c—June *22-'23
Toll-Pike Purchase.
'21-'29
4s '09
Sept $ll,6l0c.8ept
'22-*20
4s *09
M-S
2,500c.Mar
'21-'24
4s '11
A-O
4.000c.Oct
'25-'33
4s '11
J-J
9,000—July
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'13 J-J
$7.000
1921-1934
5s'15
J-D
19.000
1921-1939
8.000
1922-1929
5s '15
5s '20
4Hs'16
F-A
—.
Bonds.
$35,000
Aug 1 1934
Sewer District Bonds.
J-D$480.000
June 11925
4)is'13 A-O 655.000—1Apr 1 1931
4Mb'14 M-S 170,000
Mar 1 1939
4s
4s
4s
Elevated Roadway Bonds.
M-N$60,000
May 1 1924
J-D 100.000
June 1 1923
4Mb
A-O
80,000—Oct 1
*21-'36
Rapid Transit Bonds.
$48,000c
1921-1943
5s '18
25,000—May 1 *44-'56
5s '18
—
—
Sewer and Drainage Bonds.
$10,000c—.Sept 1 1928
5s '18
Sewer. General.
4)4s'08 A-0$225,000——Apr 1 1927
5s '20
s-a
95,OOOc-Apr 1 '22-'40
Intercepting Sewer Bonds.
A-0$200,000
Oct 1 1921
J-D 500,000
June 1 1922
A-O 350,000
Oct 1 1926
5s '19
J-D /15.000—Dec 1 *27-'41 4s
A-O 184,000
Oct 1 1927
110,000—Dec 1 '42-'46 4s *04
4s
A-O 290.000
Apr 1 1928
6s
30,000
4Hs'08 A-O 500,000
Apr 1 1930
Road Bonds.
5s '17
J-J
$20,000c.July 15 25- 44 4)is'll A-O 300.000c—.Oct 1 1946
Mar 1 1939
712,000c_Aug 1 *2l-'25 4Hs'14 M-S 200.000
Feb 1 1934
5s '17
F-A •
2,500c—Aug 1 1926 4 j^s'14 F-A 200,000
A-O 410,000—Apr 1922-*62
2,850c..-Aug 1 1927 4Hs
100,000-—Apr 1922-'40
BOND. DEBT May 20 *21
$512,310 5s 20
Floating debt
——
8,000
Water Works.
Sinking fund
3,800 4s
A-0$ 1,200,000—.Oct 1 1926
Ass'd val. '20 (60% act.).29,267,000 4s
A-O 400,000
Apr 1 1922
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'20.$10.90 4s
M-S 100,000
Sept 1 1922
J-D 300,000
June 1 1922
Popul'n 1910, 29,551; 1920. 28,291 4s
INTEREST payable In Batavla.
4s
M-S
50,000
Sept 1 1924
4s
A-O 450,000
Apr 1 1925
4tfs'08 A-O 350,000
Apr 1 1928
CLEVELAND.
4s *10
A-O 800,000
Apr 1 1940
C. S. Metcalf, Director of Finance.
4)*s'll J-D 400,000c—.June 1 1945
Cleveland Is in Cuyahoga County
4H8'14 M-S 2.500,000-.Mar 1 1949
and was Incorporated Mch. 5 1836.
4^8*14 A-O
900.000.0ct 1 '21-'64
This city has annexed the villages of
4>*s'15 J-D
819,080-Oct 1 '21-'64
Glenvllle.
South
Brooklyn, Collln4)^8*15 J-D 460.000—Dec 1 '21-'65
wood, Corlett, Newburgh, Notting¬
4Ms'16 J-D 490.000—June 1 *21-'66
ham and Euclid.
Home rule charter
4^s'16 J-D 460,000—Dec 1 '20-'66
adopted July 1 1913.
5s
F-A15OO,O0O—Feb 1 '25-'74
Bridge Bonds.
A-O 250,000—Apr
5s
1 *26-'50
48
A-O $90,000
Apr 1 1926
J-J
5s
85,000
Jan *22-*38
4s
A-O 249.000
Oct 1 1926 5s *17
J-D 470.000._Dec 1 '21-'67
4s
M-S
20,000
Sept 1 1924
s-a
14 0,000c. June 1 '22-'35
5s '18
4s '04
A-O 100.000
Apr 1 1925
5s '18
830,000c
1936-1968
4s '06
A-O 236,000
Apr 1 1929
s-a
290,000c. Apr
5s *20
1 *22-'50
4K°'\1 A-O 300.000c—Apr 1 1931 5s '19
s-a
480.000c-July 1 *22-'69
4s '11
A-O 100,000c—Oct 1 1924
s-a 1,500,000c.Feb
5s '20
1 '25-'74
4s *11
M-N 60.000c—.May 1 1924
5s '20
40,000—Apr 1 '22-'25
4)£s'll A.-0 550,000c—Oct 1 1942
5s *19
38,000. .July 1 '22-25
4s
J-D 100,000
June 1 1923
Fire Department.
4Mb
A-O 400,000—Oct 1 '25-'46
4s
M-N $205,000
May 1 1925
4Ha 15 A-O 539.000-.0ct 1 *24-'26
1930
90,000c—.Oct
4Hs'14
124,000—$19,000 yrly 4.10s'10A-0
1931
4>£bT1 A-O
25.000c...Apr
4Mb
Asp 34,000
Apr 1 1927
1942
4Mb
A^O 722,000—Oct 1 *21-'58 4s '12 A-O 45,000c.—Apr
4s
4s
..
„
,
...
—.
...
—
—.
5s '18
...
5s '20
s-a
5s
s-a
5s '20
...
60.000—Mar 1 *22-'33
48,000c.Apr 1 *22-'45
100,000c
28,000..Apr 1 '22-'25
Lake Erie Purification Bonds.
4^s'16 A-O $240,000..Oct 1 '21-'23
($40,000 yrly. Oct 1 '17-'20; $80,000
Oct. 1 *21.'22 & *23.)
5s
A-O 160,000-—Oct 1'27-*28
5s '16
s-a
240,000—.Oct 1 '24-'26
5s *16
75,000
Oct 1 1927
5s '16
85,000—-Oct 1'27-28
4s '12
A-O
125,000c—Oct
4)*sT4F-A
50,000
Feb
4Hs'15 A-O 168.000c.Apr 1
4Hs'16A-0
80,000—Oct 1
5s *19
s-a
280,000c_Mar 1
5M*
J-D 19.5,000—June 1
5Hs'20 J-D 195,000c.June 1
4s
4s '06
A-0$110,000
A-O 150,000
4.10s'10A-0
4s *12
A-O
--.
4Ms'14 F-A
Park Bonds.
A-0$500,000
Oct 1 1923
4s
A-O 500,000
Apr 1 1924
4s
M-S
50,000
Sept 1 1924
4s
A-O 600.000
Apr 1 1927
4s
A-O 400.000
Apr 1 1928
4s
A-O 500.000—.Oct '29&'31
4s
A-O 500,000—Oct 1 *33&'35
4s
A-O 255.000
Apr 1 1924
4s *06
A-O 574.000
Apr 1 1929
4,10s'10A-0
50,000
Oct 1 1940
4s
4)£s'll M-N 45,000c—May 31 1931
4)is'll A-O 650,000c—.Oct 1 1938
4Ks'll A-O
18,000c—.Oct 1 1936
4.10s'11J-D 145,000c—.Dec 1 1936
4s '12
A-O 350,000c—-Apr 1 1942
4s '12
A-O 225,000c—Oct 1 1947
4Mb'14 F-A 250,000
Feb 1 1934
4Ms'14 J-D
30,000
June 1 1934
4Hs'15 A-O
88,000c.Apr 1 *21-*65
4>*sT6 F-A 141,000c—.Feb 1 1936
5s
J-D 750.000-June 1 *22-'50
5s
F-A
44,000.-Feb 1 '22-'43
s'17 A-O 188,000—Oct 1 '21-'67
s'17 M-N
5,000—Nov 1 *21-'25
48,000.-Mar 1 *22-'44
5s *18
s-a
5,000—June 1 *22-'26
5s '18
9,000
June 1 1948
5s '18
100,000—Mar 1 '22-'26
5s '19
s-a
340,000c_Mar 1 '27-*43
5s '19
F-A
5s
48,000—Aug 1 '21-'24
A-O
88,000. .Apr 1 '22-'65
4MB
J-D
22,000—June 1 '22-'32
4Mb
J-D
18,000-June 1 '22-'30
4Mb
s'20
10,000
June 1 1940
44,000—June 1 '22-'23
^s'20
...
._.
Cuyahoga
River
Purification
150.000
Oct
Apr
Oct
4s
Feb 1 1943
A-O 200,000—Oct 1 '27-'28
A-O 510,000—Oct
1 *24-'28
F-A
5s
5s
5s *16
5s *16
500,000
F-A 600,000
F-A
...
...
Feb
1 1943
200,000
150,000—Oct 1 '27 &'28
50,000
Oct 11928
Playground Bonds.
4Hs'16
$65,000
...
Aug 1 1934
Police Department Bonds.
M-N$ 125.000—.May 1 1925
4s *12
A-O
30.000c—.Apr 1 1942
4s *12
A-O
35,000c—-Oct 1 1947
4s
5s *19
s-a
5)^s*20 J-D
4Ks'08 A-0$225,000
4s '11
4s *12
184.000c.Mar
1 '22-44
145,000—June 1 '22-'50
Cemetery Bonds.
'21-'36
*22-*49
*22-'60
'22-'40
1 1923
1 1928
1 1940
1 1942
1 1932
I
Oct
1 1924
M-N 100,000c.—Nov 1 1924
1 1927
A-O 222.000c—.Oct
4Hs'16 M-S 252,000—Oct 1
4Hs'16M-S 81,000—Oct 1
4)^sT7 A-O 420,000—Apr 1
6s '20
s-a5,750,000c—.Sept
*21-'62
*21-'36
'22-42
1 1928
Grade Crossing Bonds.
M-S$500,000
Mch 1 1923
A-O 500,000
Apr 1 1930
A-02,000,000
Oct 1 1940
4s '11
J-D
15,000c—June 1 1931
4s '12
A-O
35,000c—.Apr 1 1942
4 Ms'14 A-O
4,000—Oct 1 *21-'24
4Hs'15 M-N 10,000—May 1 *26-'35
4 j^s'16 A-O 552,000.-Oct
1 *21-'66
4s '05
4s '06
4s *10
Public Bath Bonds.
4s *06
A-O
$35,000
Apr
1 1929
40.000c
Oct 1 1936
40,000—Feb 1 1932
30,000
Apr 1 1934
5s '19
s-a
46,000—Mar 1 '22-'44
5s '19
s-a
92,000—Mar 1 *22-'44
■
5s
A-O
88,000
1921-1924
5s
M-N150,000—May 1 '22-'46
5s '19
115,000—Oct
1 *21-'43
5 j^s'20 A-O 100,000c.June 1 *25-*49
4Mb'11 A-O
4Mb'14 F-A
4 ms'16
...
__
4s
River and Harbor Bonds.
A-0$500,000
Oct 1 1926
A-O
4s
4s '04
A-O
*12
A-O
4s
4s *12
J-D
Oct
150,000
Apr
25,000c...Oct
200,000c—.Dec
250,000
1 1928
1 1925
1 1947
1 1943
100,000.-June 1 '22-'29
A-O 164,400--Apr 1 *22-'38
A-O 289,500--Apr
1 22- 40
5^s'20J-D
Oct
1 '2l-'23
Feb 1 1943
A-O 315,000
25,000c—.Apr
75,000
Feb
Funded Debt.
5s
Bonds.
4MB
4Ms
4Ms
1947
1935
'22-'65
Market House Bonds.
—.
„
6s '21
Comfort Station
Bonds.
M-S $15,000
Mar 22-'24
50,000.-June 1 '22-26
J-D
5s'20
„
M-N$35,000c_.May 11 1930
4s '00
Highway
5s *14
5s '16
22- 33
the Provident Sav. Bank & Trust Co
self-
supp orting
^
[Vol. 112.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
122
Debt Funding Bonds.
M-SS5,750,000--Sept 1 1928
6s
Electric Light Bonds.
A-0$500.000
Apr 1 1947
4s *13
A-O 200,000
Apr 1 1947
4s *12
4)is'13 A-O 500,000
Apr 1 1948
4Mb'14 M-S 800.000
Mar 1 1949
4Ms'14 J-D 360.000-.Dec 1 *21-'39
s
J-D
s'15 J—
144,000—Dec 1
60,000J.Oct
4^s'17 F-A 700,000..Feb
5s
M-N700.000-.Nov
4Mb
M-N350.000-.Nov
5s'19
s-a
300.000—Feb
5s $19
s-a
5)|s'21
5Ms
J-D
1
*2l-'39
*21-'41
1 *22-*41
1 *22-'41
1 "22-'56
1 '22-'41
500,000c.Mar 1
'22-'46
150,000--Feb 1 '23-'52
425,000—June 1 '29-'48
Apr 1 1927
Deficit Bonds.
Sept 1 1922
.—$2.375,000—Mar 1 '22-40
Apr 1 1925 5s '19
5s *19
s-a4,025,000c—.Aug 1 1927
Hospital Bonds.
5s
F-A
15,000
Aug 1 1927
4.10s'10A-0 $12,000——Oct 1 1930
4s
4s
4s
A-0$100,000
M-S
25,000
25,000
A-O
CLERMONT COUNTY.
Batavla Is the county seat.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
J-D $20,000—June 1 *22-*44
5s '15
J-J
22,000
1921-1942
Paving and Intersection.
•lOs'lOA-O 250.000
Oct 1 1940
May 1 1941
4Hs'14 M-N 75,000
May 1 1944 4Us'll M-N$80,000c
A-O 500,000c...Oct
1 1937
4^s'16 A-O
84,000—Oct 1 *21-'41 4s '12
6s '18
s-a
80.000 ..Mar 1 '22-'26
94,000—June 1 '22-'68
4.10s'10A-0 188.000
Oct
4s '12
A-O 450.000c...Apr
Refunding Bonds.
5s
$12,000
5s '18
s-a
24,000—June 1 '22-'33
44Mb'14 M-S 200.000
4Mb'14 F-A 350,000
...
1921-1944
5s
M-S
5)lJs'21 ...1,081,000--Mar 1 '23-'58
1 1930
1 1937
Mar 1 193
Feb 1 1932
June, 1921.]
cleveland (Concluded.)—
4Xb'14 F-A$70u,000
Feb 11934
434s*14 F-A
27,000.Feb *22-'52
4Hs'14 J-D
65,000——June 1 1935
4Hs'15 F-A 247,000—Feb 1 '22-40
4Hs'15 F-A 290,000—Feb I '22-'50
4Hs
A-O
11,000—Apr 1 *22-'32
4Ks'16 M-S 220,000—Mar 1 *22-'41
4j|s'16 M-S 180,000—Mar 1 '22-'41
4Hs'17 M-S 777,106—Mar 1 *22-'37
4J4s*17M-S 460,000—Mar 1 *22-'67
4Ha
M-S
'21-'2 4
5s
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
4,000—Nov 1
480,000—Nov 1
5s
405,000—Mar I
5s
500,000—Mar 1
5s
500,000—Mar 1
5s
F-A 450,000—Aug 1
5Hs
J-D 569,000—June l
5Hs
J-D 345,000—June 1
Street-Repair Bonds.
5s *18 — $10,000——Sept
5s
J-D 150,000—Dec 1
5s
J-D 284,000—Dec 1
5s
M-S 138,000. .Mar 1
5s
M-S
8,100—Mar 1
5s
M-N 81,000—May 1
5s
A-0 250,000—Oct
1
4Hs
F-A
93,000—Feb 1
5s
•
M-N 86,500. -May 1
4MB
J-D
10,000—Dec 1
'21-'44
*22-'29
'45-'69
'30-'39
'21-'39
'27-'70
'27-'40
EUCLID.
$24.500—Oct
4Ms&5s—
St.imp.notes ass't (add!)
262,440
Sinking funds—
8,772,167
Tot.ass'd val. Dec, '20.1,753,246,190
(Assessment about 90% act. val.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$22.80
INT. at Am. Exch.Nat. Bk..N.Y.
POPULATION .--In 1920 (U. 8,
Census), 796,836; in 1914 (police
census), 668,803; 1910 (U. S. Census)
was 560,603; In 1900.381,768.
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—.
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...
,
—
—
— —
—
...
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City Farm School Bonds.
A-O $15,000——Apr
4 Ms'11 M-N
8,000
May
4s '11
A-O
35,000c...Oct
4s *12
A-0
25,000c—Apr
1 1925
1 1931
1 1924
1 1942
Central Viaduct Repair.
4Ms'14 F-A$110,000-—Aug 1 1935
Infirmary & Hospital Bonds.
A-OI175,000c—.Oct 1 1947
A-O 725.000c—Apr 1 1942
4Ms'14 F-A 200.000
Feb 1 1932
4s '12
4s '12
Street Improvements.
Notes.
Bonds.
Maturity.
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
$68,113
49,208
37,540
33,857
13,285
$771,000
514,000
273,000
192,000
93,000
3.200
DEBT OF ANNEXED VILLAGES
Co. Inc.
Pop'n 1920, 15,236.
This village is in Cuyahoga
May 3 1903.
Water-Works Bonds.
4MS&5S-— $18,160
1921-1923
5s '14
A-O
2,000c—Oct 1 '21-'22
5s '15
A-O
2,5Q0c—Oct 1 '21-'25
6s '20
s-a
25.000c.Oct
1'27-'31
Fire Dept. Equipment Bonds.
■
5s'17
A-O
$5,250--Oct 1 *2O-'20
General Building Bonds.
5s *17
A-O
$5.250--Oct 1 '20-'26
Electric Light Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
5,500c..Oct 1 '27-'31
Sewer-Construction Bonds.
5s'15
A-0 $5,OOOc_Oct
1
'21-*25
6s '18
A-O
84,890—Oct 1 '21-*27
6s '20
s-a
15,000c.Oct
1 '27-'31
Highway Bonds.
•,
5s'14
A-O
I,"d80---Oct 1 21- 22
5s *15
A-0 14,000c yearly —Oct 1
6s '20
s-a
75,000c_0ct
1 *27-'31
Paving Bonds' —
6s '20
f$74.000c--Oct
1 1927
..
,
„
,
1'20.$2,403,890
Sinking fund
318,043
Street Improvement.
33,400
4Ms&5s—.
$35,119
-.1921-1922 Water debt (included)-—_
Tot.ass'd val.'20(85% act.)51,350,000
General Sewer.
4Kb
$53,000. Apr 1 1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919--$11.00
General 5s
.$50,000
Sept 1 '25
Union Ave 4M1.995
Oct 1921 CLEVELAND HTS. SCH. DIST.
5s
25,328
Oct *21-'22
Re'unding Bond,.
...
oct
NOTTINGHAM.
Water Special.
4Ms
$13,500 —Nov 1 '21-22
Water General.
4 Ms
$3.000
July 11922
Town Hall.
5s '17
4Ms
—
$1.000—Nov 1 1921
Park Rd. Sunset Dr. & Forest
Ave. Sewer.
4 Ms
$280—June 1 1922
Sackett Ave. Paving.
„
_
4Ms*09 A-O
4Ms'10 A-0
4s '01
A-O
4Ms'05 A-O
4Ms'll A-O
4Ms'll A-O
5s
A-O
...
4Ms
—
$4,000—Nov 1
21-22
CORLETT.
f4s
Water 45s
5s
Sewer 5s
$44,000—Apr 15
4,000—June
3,000
Apr
3,000—June
COLLIN W O O D.
'4s
$60,000—June
Water
4s
40,000—Apr
30,000—Apr
6,000
Dec
18,000—Jan
6,000.Apr 1
8t.Impt.5A6
$3,250
SOUTH
—
BROOKLYN.
19,000c—Oct
4MS'16 A-O
5s *17
5s *17
l39*0OOc—Oct
1 '34-'36
20,000c—.Oct 1 1937
90,000c
Oct 1 '38-'43
1,000c—.Oct 1 1944
A-O
,
5s *17
A-0
1 1930
2,000c—Oct 1 1923
2.000c—Oct 1 1924
4,000c—Oct 1 '25-'20
3,000c—Oct 1 1927
18,000c—Oct 1 '28-*29
5,000c
Oct 1 1930
6,000c—.Oct 1 1931
24,000c. .Oct 1 *32-'33
A-O
1 1925
1 1926
/
I
14,000c—Oct 1 1944
15,000c.
Oct I 1945
6,000c—Oct 1
1940
-1921 5Ms*18 A-O : 25,000c—Oct 1 '38-'46
'200)000—Oct 1 '21-40
100(000
Oct 1 *41-'45
1 1922
ELOght 5s
30,000—Mch
60,000—July 1 1922 5s *19
10,000——May 11926
25,000—Oct
1 1924
1944
135.000c—Oct 1 '32-'30
Sewer 5s
Sewer 5s
Water 5s
A-O
1926
1928
1929
1928
1 1928
1 1928
1 1925
*22-'27
1 1926
Grade
4s
27,000—Apr
Library 4Ms
8.500—May 1 1928
GLENVILLE.
4 Ms
ElecLt.4Ms
Bridge 5s
5s'15
1
15,000c—Oct 1 1945
6,000c
Oct 1 1940
$23,000c—Oct 1 *21-'32
10,000—1921-1930
3,000—Oct 91 '21-'23
16,000—Oct 1 '21-29
5,000c
1925-1929
6,000c—Oct 1 '21-'20
170,000c—Oct 1 '21-'37
726,000c—Oct 1 *21-*31
A-0
—_
—
5s *19
A-OU00,000..Oct
1
19,000—..Oct
150.000—Oct
1
65,000— Oct
200,000..Oct 1
'21-'22
'23-'27
columbia twp. eue. sch. d.
'28-'35
Is In Lorain
A-O
40,000——Oct 1 1946
150,000
Oct 1 *47-'49
35,000
Oct 1 1950
This district (P. O. Columbia
»37-'40
"41-'45
1 1946
*47-'49
1 1950
'51-'52
3,000..—Oct 1 1953
1 '22-27
30,000—Oct
A-0
190,000-.Oct 1 '28-'40
30,000—Oct 1 '47-*52
.50,000— .Oct 1 1953
A-0 750.000.
.1960
County.
Sta.)
,
Building Bonds.
1 1936
5s *10
A-O $25.500—A-O 1 '2l-'45
BOND. DEBT June 2 '19
$27,500
Total assess, val. 1918——1,600,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'18-$14.68
Population in 1915-..........1,083
columbus.
W. G. Bowl and,
Fund Trustees.
Seo'y Sinking
This
city Is In Franklin County.
Inoorp. a borough Feb. 10 1816: city
6s '20
Mar.
3 1834.
New city charter
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1921S4.653.000
adopted at election May 5 1914. Or
Assessed valuation 1920—86,027,040
dlnances were passed Nov. 22 1909
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$9.17
providing for annexation of certain
Population in 1920..
—15,468
portions of Marion, Clinton, Mifflin
INT. at Treasurer's office.
and Franklin townships.
V. 89, p.
1496. State Supreme Court on Feb. 3
clinton county;
1914 held valicf $700,000 grade-crossWilmington Is the county seat.
ing-elimlnation bonds. V. 98, p. 464*
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5S/15
J-J |$276,000.Sept 1 '21-'43
\
24,000—Sept 1 1944 4Ms'13 M-S $25.000—Sept 1 1923
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—
...
Highway Impt. Bonds.
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
5s
'13
Apr. 100,000—.Sept 1 1923
*13
'13
*13
May 65,000—..Sept 1 1923
20,000——Sept 1 1933
May 60,000——Sept 1 1922
*13
M-S
7,000—Sept 11933
M-S
'13
Tot.assess.vjd.' 19(75 %act) 41,379,900
13,000—Sept 1 1923
'13
M-S
Tax rate (per $1,000)
7,000—Mar 1 1924
18
$3.35
18,000—Sept 1 1923
Popul'n 1910, 23,680; 1920, 23,036 5s '13
4 Ms* 14 M-S
INT. at Oounty Treas. office.
12,000—Sept 1 1924
4Ms'15 M-S
5,000—Sept 1 1925
CLYDE.
4Ms'17
2,2u0,000—— serial
This village Is In Sandusky Go.
6s '20
M-S 900,000--Mar 1 *49-'57
Park & Playground Bonds.
Miscellaneous Bonds.
6s *20
J-D | $3,000—June 1 '24-'26
4s *03 M-S
$42,000c—.Sept 1 1933
\ 2,000—Dec 1'24-'25
(Red. on or after Sept 1 1913.)
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s'07
M-S
16,000..—Sept 1 1927
6s *20
A-O
4,000-.Oct
1'24-'27
4s *09
A-O
15,000—..Oct 1 1939
Village's Share Street.
12,000—Oct 1 1938
4Ms'08 A-O
6s *20
J-D
$2,500—June 1 '22- 26
4s '11
M-S
1,500
Sept 1 1921
Refunding Bonds.
4s 'II
M-S
20,000
Sept 11931
6s '21
M-S
$5,000--Mar 1 *26-'30
M-S
4s '12
1,500
Sept 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 11921- $115,316
M-S
5s *13
11,000—Sept 11933
Sinking fund..
2,145
M-S
5s '13
13,000— ..Sept 1 1923
Total assessed val. 1920
4,700,400
4 Ms 15 M-S
1,000—Mar 1 1926
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20.$16.04
(Red. on or after Mar 1 1917.)
Population in 1920.-.-.
—3.099
4Ms'15 M-S $25,000—Sept 1 1945
5s '20
2,000—Mayl 1935
coal geove.
4Ms'I7 M-S
$4,000. M &S 1 *21-'22
TOT. OO. DT. July 1 '20- $312,700
Assess, val. real estate...26,071,210
Assess, val. personal
15,308,690
M-S
—
—.
....
...
This village is
in Lawrence Oo.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '16
J-J
$1,000——Jan 1 1928
6s '18
s-a
4,000—Dec 1 '21-*28
BOND. DEBT May 19 '21
$26,000
Sinking fund
4,000
Assessed val'n, real estate. 1,000,000
Assessed val'n, personal—
800,000
Tot .ass'd val. '21 (act .val.). 1,800,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) *21.$20.80
Population in 1920 (Census)...1,851
.
4
Street Opening & WideningBds
4Ms 07 M-S
A-O
4s *09
A-O
4s *10
4s 11
M-S
5,500c—Oct 1 1928
9,000
Oct 1 1939
8,000
Sept 1 1930
M-S
30,000.—Sept 1 1921
4s '12
5s *13
5s '13
M-S
4,000
Sept
3,000—..Sept
3,000....Sept
5,000—Sept
4,500—i-Sept
20,000—..Mar
6,000—Sept
35,000——Mar
37,500....Mar
40,000—Mar
25,000——Mar
75,000....Sept
M-S
M-S
M-S
4s '13
4^8*14 M-S
4 Ms'14 M-S
Ooalton) is in 4Hs'15 M-S
4^8*15 M-S
Deficiency Bonds.
$4,000—Mar 1 '22-'25
5Ms'19 M-S | 5,000—Sept 1 '21-'25
3,000—Mar 1 '26-'27
„
i
$1,200c...Sept 1 1927
~
4s '08
4^s'15 M-S
coal twp. eur. sch. dist.
This district (P. O.
Jackson County.
5s '19
...
4Ms'15 M-S
Ms'15 M-S
(Red.
4;000—Mar
1 1932
1 1933
1 1923
1 1932
1 1934
1 1944
1 1934
1 1945
1 1946
1 1929
1 1928
1 1927
1 1936
after Mar 1 1917.)
$2,000—.Mar 1 1920
(Red. on or after Mar 1 1917.)
4Ms'15 M-S $12,000—Mar 1 1931
4Ms'16 A-O
350
Sept 1 1920
4Ms*15
5,000—.Mar 1 1931
4Ms'17 —2.500—Sept 1 1923
5s *18
1,500
Sept 11928
5s '18
30.000
Sept 1 1948
5s '19
69.000—Apr 1 1930
5s *19
3,200
Sept 1 1929
5s *19
600——May 1 1930
5s '20
i—
1,000—Mar 1 1930
5s *20
33,000
Dec l 1940
5Ms'21 J-D
1,000—June x 1926
on or
3,000—Sept 1 '20-'27 4Ms'15 M-S
Building Bonds.
«
5s *10
M-S
$26,590-Mar 19 '22-'41
5s *17
J-D
9,000-June 28 '35-'43
BOND. DEBT Mar 1916—
35.000
Floating debt————
4,000
assess, val. 1915.—.1,041,160
Total
—
—
coitsville
twp.
dist.
sch.
This district (P.'O. Youngstown)
is in Mahoning County.
School Bonds.
.
...
—.
Assess, val. 1920
7,136,620
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) 1920117.40
Population in 1920 (est.)—....5,500
coldwater"
This village is in
...
...
...
„
$7,000.Aug 15 '21-'27
5s 15
18,000 -—1921-1939
5s *15
28,000 —1921-1949
5s '10
A-0 $19,000-Apr 27 '26-'36
5s '17
9,000-June 28 *35-'43
6s'18
J-D
9,000—June 27 '44-52,
5Ms'19 M-S 160,000—Apr 1 '30-'45
6s '20
J-J
12,000
Aug
1930
6s *20
F-A
20,000-Feb 24 *28-'37
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— 8243,000
5Ms'13 A-0
.
\400.000c_0ct 1 '28-'31
Park, Bldg. & Playgds. Bds.
5s *15
A-O $100,000c
TOT. BD, DT. Aug.
NEWBURGH.
5s'19
St, imp. bds. assess, (incl.) 2,105,160
Water debt (included)... 15,510,000
—.
4s '04
1
1
1
4,000——Oct
40,000—Oct
1
'21-'23
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 '21.$85,235,493
—
Infirmary Bonds.
4Ms'll M-N $ 10,000c. . ^ May 1 1931
East 65th St. Improvement.
■
•
4 Ms* 14 F-A $25,000——Feb 1 1935
[$14,000—Oct
25,000—Oct
80,000—Oct
Water.
4Ms&5s—
$2,289 —Oct '21-*27
Street Improvement.
CLEVELAND "SCHOOL DIST.
1 1928 4s
A-0$350,000
Apr 1 1922
'33-'42 4s
A-O 500,000—Apr 1 1922
'21-'32 4s
A-O 275,000—Apr 1 1922
'22-'44 4s '05
J-D 300.000c—June 7 1925
*22-'28 4s *06
M-N350,000c—May 21 1920
*22-'29 4Ms'08 J-D 450,000c—June 11928
*21-'47 4s'09
J-J
200,000c—July 19 1929
*22-*52 4Ms'10 J-J 500,000c—July 25 1930
*45-*48 4Ms'll F-A 500,000c—Aug 21 1931
'21-35 4s 12
M-S 300,000c—Mar 25 1932
5*|s'21 ... 150,000--Feb 1 '22-71 4s '12 J-Jl,100.000c—July 1 1932
Street-Opening Bonds.
4s
J-J
300,000—July 1 1932
5s '18
J-J
700,000—July 1 1932
/S8.000——Dec 1 1921 4s
\32,000—Dec 1 *22-'23 4Ms'14 A-0 500,000—Oct 1 1934
5s '19
200,000—May 1 '30-'49 4Ms*15 J-J
600,000c—Jan 18 1935
5s *19
16,000
Oct 1 *34-'41 4Ms*15 J-J 280,000c-Jan 18 '22-'35
5s '19
25,000—Oct 1 *2l-*44 4Ms'16 A-O 750,000- Apr 17 '22-'36
5X*
210,000—June 1 27-47 4Ms'17 A-O 400,000—Feb 19 *22-'37
5s 19
2,000—Sept 1 '21-22 5s 17 < F-A / 15,000c—Aug 6 1925
Special Assessment Street Bds.
\680,000c. Aug 6 '20-*37
5s '17
$20,000
Mar 1 1929 5s '17
s-a
700,000c.— Aug 6 1937
5s '17
3,000—Mar 1 1924 5s *17
s-a
f 196,000c —1921-1924
Street-Widening Bonds.
1 25,000c
——1925
J-J 1,275,000
4Hs'18
$20,000——Sept 1 1927 5s
Jan 141938
Dugway Brook Bonds.
5s
M-S 1,350,000—Mar 1 *22-*39
4s *11
J-D$180.000c— -Dec 1 1947 6s '20 M-N3,900.000—June 1 '22-'40
414s'15 A-0 145.000—.Oct 1 '21-*49 6s '21 J-J 5,000,000c.-Jan 1 *22-'41
City Hall Bonds.
Nottingham
Bonds
(Annexed
4s
A-0$700,000—Oct 1 1921
Jan. 14 1913).
4.10s'10A-0 200,000—Oct 1 1940 4Ms
J-J
$30,000c—Jan 2 '22-'36
4J4s'll M-N 30,000c—May 1 1941
Glenville Bds. (Annexed July '05.)
4.10s'll J-J 1,100,000c—July 1 1936 5s
M-S $32,000c. Sept 1 '21-'36
Collin wood Bonds (Axmexed).
4Hs'14 F-A 900,000-.—Feb 1 1933
A-O $2,000c... Oct 1 *21-'22
4Xb'14 A-0 425,000——Oct 1 1944 4s
4 J4s'15
130,000—Oct
1'21-46 4Mb
A-O 48,000c—Oct 1 '21-36
Public Hall Impt. Bonds.
4Ms
A-O 57,000c—Oct 1 *21-'39
4s *12
A-0$ 175,000c—Oct 1 1952
South Brooklyn (Annexed 1906.)
4Hs'10 M-N2,500.000—May 1 1960 4Mb
A-O
$8,000c—Oct 1'21-'28
4Hs
M-N 500,000
Mayl 1966 BOND. DT. May 19 '21 .$20,537,000
4^s M-N1,000,000
Mayl 1966 Sinking fund—
2,754,451
4Hs
J-D 153,000.—-June! 1967 Assessed valuation '21-1,774,651,870
5s '19
600,000—Mar 1 1969 School tax (per $1,000) 1921-$6.6402
INT. on coupon 4s, 4Ms and 5s of
5Ms'20
600,000-—June 1 1970
5^s*21 —1,120,000—Mar 1 '23-'57 1917 and 1918 at American Exchange
House of Correction BondsNational Bank, New York; on coupon
4s '12
A-O S75.000C—.Apr 1 1942 6s at Chemical National Bank, New
4s
12
A-0 180,000c
Oct 1 1947 York; on Glenville coupons at Gar¬
4s
A-0
50,000
Oct 1 1947 field Sav. Bank, Cleveland; on South
5s
M-S 600,000—-Mar 1 1969 Brooklyn bonds at Home Sav. &
5 Ms
J-D 900 000——June 1 1970 Banking Co.; on Colllnwood coupons
at office of Farson, Son & Co., N. Y.:
Garbage Plant Bonds.
4s
M-S$ 155,000
Sept 1 1923 Cleveland Trust Co., Cleveland, and
4s '12
A-O
50,000c
Oct 1 1952 Citizens' Sav. & Trust Co., Cleveland;
18,000c. Apr 1 *22-'30 on $30,000 Nottingham
4Ms*15 A-0
bonds at
6s 18
46,000c .—1921-1943 Oleve. Tr. Co.
5s
J-D
60,000—Dec 1 '21-'40
5s '19
s-a
26,000c_Mar 1 '22-'34 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS.
—
123
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
Mercer County
—-
Viaduct Bonds.
4s *03
M-S $12,000c—Mar 1 1923
(Red.after 10 yrs. from date of Issue.)
4s '12
M-S $10,000
Sept 1 1932
4s *12
M-S 250,000
Sept 1 1942
4s '12
M-S
31,000
Sept 11937
4s *12
M-S
35,000—Mar 1 1932
5s '13
M-S
4.000—Mar 1 1932
4Hs'14 M-S
15,000—Sept 1 1944
4HB'14 M-S 35,000—Sept 1 1934
4Hs'14 M-S
6.000—Sept 1 1924
4Xb'1Q M-S 25,000—Sept 1 1936
4Hs'16M-S 20,000—Sept 1 1926
5s 18
4,000—.Sept 1 1928
5s '20
15,000—..June 1 1930
Water-Works Bonds.
■
M-N $3,000
May 1 1941
5s'15
A-O
26,000
1930-1940
Public Impt. (City's Portion.)
5s '17
M-S
2,500c
1927-1931 4s'09
M-S$U5,000
Sept 1 1921
Street Impt. Bonds.
M-S 150,000
4s '10
Sept 1 1921
4Ms
$3,000
June 1 1928 4s *11
M-S 150,000—Sept 1 1921
5s
2,000—Dec
11928 4s *12
M-S 400.000—M & S 1 1923
5s
13,500——Aug
1 1928 4s *12
M-S
80.000—..Sept 1 1932
5s
4,000June 1 1926 4s '12
M-S 200,000
Mar 1 1933
5s
3,500
June 1 1926 5s *13
M-S
25,000—Sept 1 1923
TOTAL DEBT July 5 '19.
$70,744 4Hs'14 M-S 100,000
Sept 1 1934
Total assess, val. 1919- —1,778,210 4Hs'14 M-S
145,000
Sept 1 1929
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—-$15_.50
4^s'14 ...
50,000—Sept 1 1924
1920,
531
Population
1910,
869;
5s '13
J-D
5,000—Dec 23 1923
4Ms'14 M-S 10,000——Mar 1 1925
columbiana county.
4^s'15 — 200,000
Sept 1 1935
Lisbon is the county seat.
4^s'15 M-S 25,000——Mar 1 1931
Road Bonds.
4^s'15 M-S 50,000
Mar 1 1935
5s '19
A-O
$24,000—Oct 1 '2l-'28 4^s'15 M-S 65,000
Sept 1 1936
6,000—Oct 1 1929 4Hs'14
6,000
Sept 11924
5s '19
A-O
4,000-Oct 1 '21-'24
4Hs*17
16,000—Mar 111927
500—-Oct 1 1925
4Hsl7
22,500
Sept 1 1927
5s '19
A-0
18,000_0ct 1 *21-'29 4M*'17 ...
25.000—. .Sept i 1928
5s *19
J-J
14,000--July 1 '22-'28 4Hs'16
50,000—. Sept 1 1920
5s '19
J-J
50,000.
Sept 1 1926
4}|s'15 M-S 48,000
5s '19
J-J
75,000
4Hs'16 ... 100,000—. Sept 1 1931
TOT. CO. DT. Apr. 5:21$1,163,017
5s '18
25,000
Sept 1 1928
Road debt (Included).....1,025,000 5s '18
25,000
Sept 1 1928
Assess, val., real est
....58,615,980 5s '18
13.000
.Sept 1 1929
Assess, val., personal
.50,894,220 5s '18
5.000—.Sept 1 1929
Total assess, val. 1920—109,510,200 5s '18
30,000
Sept 1 1938
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1320--.—$5.95
5s '18
210,000
serially
Popul'n mo, 76,619; 1920, 83,130 5s '19
100,000.—Mar 1 1929
■
5s '16
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...
—
...
—
—
Viaduct Refunding Bonds.
columbia township.
4s '09
J-J $150,000c—July 1 1929
This township (P. O. Columbia
3Ms'02J-J
95,000c—July 1 1922
Sfca. R. F. D.) is in Lorain Oounty.
(Red. Sept 1 1912.)
Road Bonds.
•
4s 02 M-N 400.000cAr.Nov 1 1922
5s '13
A-O $35.550—A-O *21-*33
(Red. after 10 yrs.&om date of iss.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 *19„49,000
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
Assess, val. '18 (H act.)...
995,000
M-S
$4,000c—Mar 1 1947
Tax rate (per $1,000) *18——$14.60 4s '06
A-O 1,000,000c..Oct
1 1947
Population in 1910, 1,084; 1920, 988 4s '07
M-S 405,000
Sept 11953
INT. at Sav. Dep.B.A T.Co..Elyria 4s '12
.
^
.
„.
OHIO—CITIES AND
124
COLUMBUS (Concluded).—
Library Bonds.
A-O $40,000c—Apr 1 1923
(Red. after 10 yrs.from date of issue.)
4s '05
M-S
30,000c...Mar 1 1925
(Red. after 10 yrs.from date of issue.)
4Hs*15 M-S
5.000
Sept 1 1935
4b *03
Work-House Bonds.
F-A $60,000c-..Aug
(Red. after 10 yrs. from date of issue)
4s *03
A-O
30,000c—Apr 1 1933
(Red. after 10 yrs. from date of Issue)
5s *20
15,000.—June 1 1930
...
Fire Department Bonds.
A-O $25,000c...Oct
4s '07
Water-Works Bonds.
J-D$125,000c&rJune 1 1928
4s '03
M-S
50.000c—Mar 1 1923
(Red.after 10 yrs. from date of issue.)
4s *03
M-S 45.000c—.Sept 1 1933
(Red. on or after Sept 1 1913.)
4s *04
A-O 250.000c—Apr 1 1934
(Red. on or after Apr 1 1916.)
4s '04
M-S 1.200.000c--Mar 1 1945
(Redeemable after March 1 1920.)
4s *05
A-O 240.000c—-Apr 1 1935
(Red. on or after Apr 1 1915.)
4s '07
A-0$l75.000c—Oct 1 1947
4Hs'08 M-S 40.000c—Sept 1 1938
4s *12
M-S 250.000
Sept 1 1942
4^s'14 M-S 200.000
Sept 1 1944
4Hs'14 M-S 125.000
Sept 1 1934
4Hs*15 M-S 100.000
Mar 1 1945
4Hs'16 M-S 100.000
Mar 1 1946
4^8*16 M-S 20.000
Sept 1 1936
4^8*17
50.000
Mar 1 1947
4Hs'12
21.000
Sept 1 1942
5s '18
8,500
Mar 1 1924
4s '98
4Hs'08 A-O
4s *12
4s '12
4s *12
5s '13
5s *13
4Hs'14
4Hs'15
4Hs'15
4Hs'15
4Hs'16
4Hs'16
M-8
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
M-S
5s *18
5s '19
5s '20
96,000
—
—-
serially.
20,000
10.000
48.000
15,000
55,000
—
5s '19
5s '20
...
...
...
--.
20,000
21,000
110.000
Sept
Mar
Nov
[25,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
J-D $68,000c—Dec
A-O
97,000c.—Apr
Nov 1 1939
Dec 1 1929
Serially
June 11930
Serially
Sanitary, Garbage & Cleaning.
Aug 1 1924
(Red.after 10 yrs. from date of issue.)
4s '06
M-S 290.000c—Sept 1 1936
M-S
20,000
Mar 1 1926
4s *11
M-S
4s '11
43,000
Sept 1 1931
M-8 45,000
Sept 1 1942
4s '12
M-S
7.000
Sept 1 1922
4s '12
A-O
4s '13
55.000
Apr 1 1933
M-S
7,000
Sept 1 1943
5B '13
30,000
Sept 1 1926
4Hs'16
4^s'l6 M-S 27.000—-Sept 1 1921
4s *12
10.000
Mar 1 1926
500
Sept 1 1921
5s *19
45,000
Sept 1 1921
5s '19
45,000
Sept 1 1922
5s *19
5s '18
66,000
Sept 1 1922
5s '18
5,000
Mar 1 1923
5s *18
4,500
Sept 1 1925
1.800
Sept 1 1925
5s '18
5.000
Dec 1 1924
5s '19
J-D
6s '20
18,000
Dec 1 1930
4Hs'04 F-A $75,000
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...
—
...
...
...
—
Park Bonds.
4s '03
M-S
$8,500c—Mar 1 1933
(Red. after 10 yrs. from date of issue)
J-J
122,000c—Jan
1 1933
4Mb'U July $5,444.39July 15*21-26
6s
CRAWFORD
Sewer Bonds.
'17
A-O $13,000
6s '20
s-a
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21.
$167,209
71,542
Floating debt—
16.500
Sinking fund
18,331
Assessedval.'21 (about act)13.545,040
Assessment debt
(add'l)..
INTEREST payable at Conneaut
& Trust Co.
Mutual Loan
...
...
...
...
...
5Hs*20JD
137.000-—Dec
11928
J-D
$57,500c-.July 1 1943
J-J
6s '15
M-S
14,500—M-S 192l-'35
BOND*. DEBT July 1 '20— $119,500
Assess, val. *15 (abt. act.). 11,179,430
(per $1,000) 1915—$5.15
Population in 1914 (est.)
10,000
INT.
Ing
&
Mutual
68 1915 at Citizens* Bank*
on
Trust Co., Conneaut; other
payable at the Conneaut
Trust Co.
Loan &
INTEREST Is payable In part at
This
dist.
(P.
O.
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4Hs'14 M-S
4^8*14 ...
4s *11
4Hs*15
4Hs'15
4Ms'15
4Hs'16
5Hs'21
5^s'21
5Hs'21
Sept 1 1934
25,000
2.900
Sept 1 1931
Net debt_$16,317,509
Water
debt
Sept 1 1924
500
...
bd. dt.$25,576,716 $26,974,916
Sink, funds.
9,259,207
10,069,923
Tot.
M-S 40,000
Sept
M-S 22,000
Mar
M-S 27,000
Sept
M-S
1.500—- Sept
J-D 150.000
Juno
J-D
35,000
June
J-D
16,500
June
1 1935
1 1946
1 1935
1 1926
1 1941
11936
1 1941
$16,904,993
(incl.above) $3,743,500
In
Van Wert County.
M-S $3 2,930-M-S 15 '2l-'40
$3,587,500
Assessed
Y'rs.
Valuation.
$
Net Debt.
$
Tax per
$1,000.
Sewer Bonds.
«$
IHb'91 M-S$250.000c&r Sept 1 1921 1920 16,904,993*374,509,160
$2.60
5Hs'02 J-J
48,000c—July 1 1922 1919 16,317.509*360,000,000(est.)..
(Red. 10 yrs from date of issue.)
1917 14,689,119*295,818,180
Is '02
175.000
Aug 1 1932 1916 14,645,028*295.818,180
16.40
Is '02
F-A
90,000c&r-Aug I 1932 1915 14,354,061*275.800.720
13.60
(Red. 10 yrs. from date of issue.)
1914 13.508,573*275,045.160
13.50
4s '03
M-S *175,000c
Mar 1 1933 1913 13.745.984*252.999,580
14.60
Is *03
M-8*1,200,000c.Sept 1 1933 1912 13,524.998*247.576.390
13.40
Is '05
M-S 319,000c-—Marl 1925 1911 11,299.297*235,660.100
13.50
Is '05
M-S
35.000c—-Mar 1 1935 1910 10,154,404 101,588,930
31.20
(Red. 10 yrs. from date of issue.) 1905
6.925,636
79,593,930
30.30
Is '06
M-S
60,000c—Sept 1 1936 1900
4,904,984
66,847,590
27.50
IHs'07 M-S
6.000c—Sept 1 1937 1890 4.351,090
43,663,270
23.00
Is '07
A-O
75,000c—Oct 1 1937 1885
1,896,400
35.279.170
22.50
4Hs'Q8 M-S 43,000c—Mar 1 1938
•Property now assessed at aotual
4Hs'08
4,000
Mar 1 1938 value, formerly M actual value.
4H«'08
25,000--.-Mar 1 1933
The 1916 tax rate given above In¬
48 '09
M-S
11,000
Sept 1 1921 cludes State tax of $0,450. county
4s '10
300,000
Apr 1 1930
$3.00, city $6.01 and school $4,485.
4s *11
M-S 108.000
Sept 1 1931
POPULATION.—In 1920, 237,4s *12
M-S
75.000
Sept 1 1932
031; 1910 (Census), 181,511; 1900,
4s *11
M-S
6.000
Mar 1 1922
125,560.
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4s *12
4s '12
M-S
M-S
[Optional
'12
'12
M-S
'12
is '13
M-S
is '13
M-8
8
s
aa
a
»io
,
s
28.000
15.000
Sept 1 1942
Sept 1 1942
orafter Mar 1 1915.)
(free aaa
a$
ino
$65.000
Sept 1 1933
10,000
Sept 1 1931
315.000
Sept 1 1937
35,000
Mar 1 1943
on
M-S
M-S
10.000
2,000
Sept 1 1933
Mar 1 1924
'13
M-S
Mb'14 M-S
25,000
Sept 1 1924
Hs'14 M-S
30,000
Sept 1 1944
)^s'15 M-S 250,000
Sept 1 1945
Ms'14 M-S
3,500
Mar 1 1925
(Red. on or after Sept. 1 1915)
Wb'14 M-S
1,000
Sept 1 1925
(Red. on or after Sept. 1 1915)
Mb'15 M-S
5,000
Sept 1 1937
!^s'15 M-S
8,000
Sept 1 1935
^s'15 M-S
2.000
Sept 1 1926
66,000—-Mar 1 1946
Mb'15 M-S
75,000
Sept 1 1945
MB'15
Sept 1 1926
Hs'16 M-S 25,000
s '18
85,000
Sept 1 1938
s '19
35,000
Mar 1 1929
s '19
50,000
Mar 1 1938
220,000
Sept 1 1945
Mb'15
Sept 1 1935
Hs',15 — 275,000
1,000
Mar 1 1938
His 17 ...
s
18
20,000
Sept 1 1928
s *18
100,000
Sept 1 1938
3,000
Mar 1 1928
Hs'17
s '18
15,000
Sept 1 1928
1,000
Mar 1 1938
Hs'17
a '18
7,000
Sept 1 1928
3 '18
20,000
Sept 1 1938
s '19
10,000
Mar 1 1940
is
.
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COLUMBUS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
3Hs'02 M-S $65,000c...Mar 1 1922
3Hs'03 M-S
75.000c...Mar 1 1923
4s *05
J-J
25,000c—July 1 1925
4s '06
M-S 150,000c...Mar 1 1926
4s '09
F-A
60.000c—.Aug 2 1929
4s '10
A-O 150.000c—.Apr 1 1930
4s '11
4s *12
5s '13
4Hs'14 J-D
60.000c...June 1 1954
(Subject to call beg. June 1 1934.)
4Hs'15 F-A 225.000—.Feb 18 1955
4Hs'15 F-A
30.000—Aug 18 1955
6s '20
J-J fl,000,000cJuly 1 *36-'40
1
170,000c.July 1 1941
4Hs'19M-N 232.000c.Novl5'33-'37
*St. Clair Special District.
5s
A-O
$5,000c... Apr 1 1923
BD. DEBT Apr 11 '21— $2,468,000
Sinking fund
583,342
Val. school prop.'21 (est). 8.000,000
Ass'd val. '21 (abt. act.).370,000,000
School tax(per $1,000) '21
$9.64
School population 1920
275,000
♦Assumed by Columbus Bd. of Ed.
INTEREST
...
...
—
...
...
4s of 1906 and 1909
Is payable at the Hayden-Clinton Na¬
tional Bank of Columbus; on 4s of
1910,
1911
&
1912,
4Hs
and 1915 and 5s of 1913,
of
1914
also bonds
assumed, at the Clerk's office ; other
Int. at Nat. Park Bank, N.Y. City.
...
3
*20
...
18.000
Dec
Water-Works Refunding.
'07 M-S $160,000c—Apr
'08
J-D
75.000c-..Dec
*08
A-O 100,000c—Nov
*10
M-N175.000
Nov
1 1930
1
1
1
1
1937
1938
1938
1930
Inc. Nov. 151902.
street Impt. Bonds.
i>Hs'19
$6,400
May 1 1929
5Hs'19
6,070.00 Sept 12'21-*29
v,
...
—
DIST.
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $12,000—June 1 1927
5s '07
5s *09
...
BOND. DEBT Apr 21
Tot.
assess,
Tax rate
INT
$32,000
$1,154,492
1921
val. 1920
(per $1,000)
1920—$19.50
payable at office of Treas.
CRESTLINE.
This village
Inc.
COSHOCTON.
This
city
the
county seat
Incorp. In 1902.
Is
of
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
4Hs'16 J-D
4^3*16 J-D
5Hs'19
s-a
5Mb'20
s-a
5Hs'20
$600——Sept 1 1921
1.800. -Sept 1 '2l-'2B
'21-36
J8.000—Sept
'22-'36
17.500—-Mar
'22-'31
(5.000.-Mar
*21-'30
15,000—Sept
'2^-'26
2,500—Mar
s-a
Water Works
4Hs
6s
...
5s '15
1
'21-'25
'2l-'3l
'32-'36
Deficit Bonds.
i$6.000—Mar 1 *22-'27
s-a
5s '16
A-O
5s '17
M-N
J10,500—Sept 1 '21-'27
Water & Sewer Bonds.
$3,000--Mar 1 '22-'27
4^s'17 M-S
Storm Sewer Bonds.
$5,200.-Mar 1 '22-'26
4^s'16 M-S
Refunding Bonds.
4Mb
M-S $5.100c.Sept 1 '21-'25
4Mb
M-S
10,000c.—Mar 1 1935
Paving Bonds.
5j^s'19 s-a
$3,000—Mar
Jan 2 1922
2,400-.Apr
1
*21-'26
Nov 1921
500
Land Purchase Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$4,000-.Oct
4s '05
4Hs'16 J-D/ll,000-..Sept
110,000—Sept
5Hs'19
$320
J-J
General Street Bonds.
A-O
$1,600.Apr 10 '2 V23
M-S
1,710-.Sept 1 '21-'23
5s' 11
M-S
650
Sept 1 1921
5s '13
5s '13
1 '21-'24
Water-Works Bonds.
13,000
20.250-Sept
J-D
Is In Crawford County.
Population 1910, 3,807;
Sewer Bonds.
5s '17
$14,000
...
1856.
1920, 4,313.
M-N$75,000—May 1 '25-'34
F-A
11,000—Aug 1 *35-'37
4s '06
Refunding Bonds.
A-O
$3,000..Oct
5s '08
1
*21-'23
Bridge Bonds.
5s *16
A-O
$1,500—Oct 1 '21-*23
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 17 '18.$118,150
Assessment bonds (add'l)__
21,477
Assessed valuation'17(est.>4,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1917—$15.20
INT. at First Nat. Bk.. Crestline.
SCHOOL DIST.
CRESTLINE
BOND. DEBT May 20*21.
1
Hospital Bonds.
4Ms'lb J-D 111.000—Sept 1
'22-'23 Floating debt
$24,000
5,000
4,000,000
(per $1,000) '21.$7.00
Total assessed val. 1920
'21-*31
Total tax rate
110.000—-Sept 1 *32-'36
Fire Department Bonds.
CRESTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Creston) is in
4^3*15 M-N $3,500—Sept 1 *21-'27
5Hs'19 s-a
5,000-Sept 1 '21-'25 Wayne County.
GEN. BD. DT. May 20T2L $126,000
School Bonds.
Assess, debt (add'l)
M-S $3 ).!)10__Sept 1 *2t-*41
126,920 5s '15
Water bonds (included)—
60,000 BOND. DEBT May 20'17. $43,600
Sinking fund
13,000 Total ass'd val. 17 (M act.) 1,370,000
Assessed valuation 1921..13,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$20.20
Population in 1920
10.847 CROOKSVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
School Bonds.
,000c„Jan
6s '20
COUNTY.
County seat is Coshocton.
Road Improvement Bonds.
COSHOCTON
4s '08
29,500
4Hs*12
5s
'17
5s '18
1932
.1921-1922
4,000-.Apr 1 '22-'23
12,650
J-J
...
1923
I
Funding
5s '17
6.000c—Jan
3i 1927
Bonds.
A-O $15.000c.A&01
*22-*36
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '21.
$74,500
Tot.asses.val.'20 (80 % act.) .2,550,000
Total tax rate (per
$1,000) '20.$23.60
4,000
1 7,500-.Oct 1 '21-'23 Population in 1920
81.000
.1924
5Ms'20
72.000
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'16
$8,500
1922-1929
5s '19
31 1922
4.000c—Jan
31 1923
15,000c_Jan 31 "24-'26
J-D
.
$500
...
—
...
...
1931
CUYAHOGA COUNTY.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
$65,500
1926
GEN. BD. DT. June 14 '21 $288,650
...
Assess, debt (add'l)
63,000
Floating debt (add'l)
20,000
Assess, val., real
23,994,310
Assess, val., personal
20,412,340
Tot .val.'20 (50 to 60% act) 44,406,650
Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
$7.70
County seat is Cleveland.
Refunding Bonds. A-O $30,000—Oct 1 *21-'26
A-O 169.000—A&Ol '21-'39
Public County Building Bonds.
4s '02
F-A $64,000
Aug 1 1921
4s *01
5s '15
60,000.-Oct
1 '21-'25
4Hs'08 A-O 413,000—Oct
4s '09
A-O 53 >,000. .Oct
1 '21-'27
135,000..Oct
1 '21-'29
Population 1910,30,121; 1920.29,595 4^s'10 A-O 150,000—Oct
1 '21-*29
A-O 420,000—Oct
1 '21-32
4s
4s
COSHOCTON SCHOOL DIST.
4s
M-S
$9.000
Sept 1 1925
71.000.M&S 1 '21-'33
10,000—M&S '22-'25
17.500-M-S 1 '21-'34
4Hs'16 M-S
15.000
1926-1935
(For maturity see V. 102, p. 2097)
5H3'18
15,000
1921-1930
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21
$137,500
Floating debt
20,000
Ass'd val. '20 (90% act.) $14,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1920
$7.00
Population m 1921 (est.)
11,000
4^s'12 M-S
4MB'14 M-S
5s '15
M-S
INT. at Comm'l Nat. Bk.. Coshocton.
*06
4s '10
'11
A-O
A-O
1 '21-20
1 '21-'33
1 *21-'22
A-O .20,000—Oct
1 '21-'24
5s '18
A-O
94,000-.Oct
1 '21-'44
5s '19 A-O 1,127,000c...A-O *22-'45
Memorial Building Bonds.
5s '19
A-OJ$ 15,000c_ .Apr 1 *22-'24
'12
A-O
5s '13
A-O
230,000..Oct
10.000_.0ct
5s *14
,
Road
.
CONNEAUT.
This cLy is in Ashtabula County.
ROAD
5s '14
4s
on
CO.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
A-O $15,000c -Aug 1 1921
M-S
30,000c.Sept 1 *23-'24
5s *10
M-S
10,000c—Sept 1 1925
M-S
15,000c—.Sept 1 1922
Population In 1920 (est.)
1,200 5s
10.000c.. Apr 1 '22-25
4«^s'12 A-O
5s '12
M-S
18,000c—Sept 1 1926
CORNING SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s '13
A-O
4,6,0c—.A-O '21-23
This district (P. O. Corning) is in
5s '15
M-S
20,000c...Sept 1 1927
Perry County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '20-S166.000
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1919__27.122.780
5s '17
Sept. $4.000c.Sept 15 *22-'29 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1919—$1.10
5s '17
4.000
1921-1924
BOND. DEBT Al>r 5 1921
$38,500
Tot ass'd val.'20(80% act.) 1,872,500
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$12.20
when annexed.
—
—
F-A 126.000c...Aug 1 1931
J-D
85,000
Decl7 1932
M-S
80,000c...Sept 2 1923
15 '2 *-'25
2,000c—.M-S'40-'42
5Hs'18M-S
The total bonded debt on Dec. 31
1920, incl. street-imp. bonds payable
by special assessment to the amount
of $5,355,900.
ASSESSED VALUATION, &C.-~
The city's net bonded debt on Deo.31,
assess, val. and tax rate have been:
n
NO. 1.
Is
Convoy)
5s '17
Coshocton Co.
TOTAL DEBT. SINK. PDS..&C.:
Dec. 31 '19. Dec. 31 '20.
-
CRAWFORD
CONVOY VIL. SCH. DIST.
the Nat. Park Bank, N. Y. City, and
part at City Treasury.
15 *21-'23
—
^
(Red.after 10 yrs. from date of issue.)
4Hs*07 A-O
6.000c.--Oct 1 1927
4s '10
A-O
15.000
Oct 1 1930
4s *10
A-O
5,000
Oct 1 1930
4s *10
5,000
Sept 1 1930
4s '10
2,000
Sapt 1 1930
4s'11
M-S
14,000
Sept 11931
4s '12
A-O
5,000
Oct 1 1931
4s '12
M-S
25,000
Mar 1 1933
15 '2 i-'23
) 8,(
,000-Feb
\ 8,000-Aug
s-a
15 '21-'25
Bridge Bonds.
5s
$24,000c—Sept 1 1923
Agricultural Society Property
Impt. Bonds.
5Ms'lo Oct
$800 —Oct 1 1921
5Hs'18 A-O
28,000--Apr 1 '22-28
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 *20
$77,500
Sinking fund
18,796
Total val. *19(65% act.)-67.209,200
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$3.00
Population 1910,34,036; 1920,36,054
,
CONNEAUT SCHOOL DIST.
000-Feb
2,C
000-Aug
1 3,C
J
s-a
5s '19
_
4s '05
...
5s '19
1 '22-*26
36.000.Dec 20 '2l-'24
36,000-June 20 '22-'25
5.500—.Dec 20 1925
16,000.June 10 '21-25
20,000-Dec 10 *21-'25
20,000-June 10 '26-'29
112.C
12,000-Dec 10 *26-'28
J-D
(per $1,000) '20.S15.50
'10, 8,319; '20
9,343 5s '19
Interest
...
5s '19
Tot. tax rate
Pop'n
COUNTY.
Bucyrus is county seat.
Apr 1 1927
Road Bonds.
21.641 .July 5 '2'-'29 5s *17
A-O $20,000-.A-O
3,140..Sept 24 21-30
5Hs'19s-a
School tax
(Red. on or after Mar 1 1915)
18,000
Mar 1 1935
M-S 140,000c...Mar 1 1936
4s *08
M-S
15,000c...Mar 1 1928
4s *09
M-S
45,000c...Sept 1 1939
4s'll
M-S
75.000
Sent 11941
4s *11
M-S
20,000
Sept 1 1921
4s '12
M-8
45.000
Sept 1 1942
5s *13
M-S
30.000
Sept 1 1933
4Hs*14 M-S
25,000
Sept 1 1934
4Hs'17
65.000
Sept 1 1922
5s *17
3,600
Mar 1 1921
4H<?'16 M-S 265,000
Sept 1 1936
4Hs'16
15.000
Sept 1 1928
5s '18
5,000
Sept 1 1923
5s '18
15,000
Sept 1 1928
5s *19
40,000
Dec 1 1940
5s '20
15,000
Dec 1 1929
Deficiency Bonds.
5s '19
J-J
$561.866.-Sept 18 1927
RUR. S. D.
Kenmore) is
O.
M-S $40.000c
Aug
1921 5^s'19 A-O /$4,000—Oct 1 '21-24
130,000.. Oct 1 *25-'39
s-a
45,000
Jan 1 1930
5Hs'19 A-O
45.000-.0ct 1 *21-'44
Deficit Bonds.
$52,000
5Hs'20 s-a
$22,164.14-Jan 1 1930 BOND. DEBT Dec 1919..
Total assess, val. 1919
5,262,360
Park Bonds.
4Mb
Oct $22.000c
Oct 1936 School tax rate (per $1,000) '19-S880
Population in 1919 (est.)
1,100
Land Purchase Bonds.
(Red. after 10 yrs. from date of issue)
4s '03 M-S
145,000c.—Sept 1 1933
(Red. on or after Sept 1 1913)
4s '04
M-S
20,000c...Sept 1 1934
4s '05
4s '06
(P.
4s
4s *03
(Red. after 10 yrs from date of issue)
M-S
35,000c...Mar 1 1935
district
in Summit County.
5Hs'20
4Mb
1 1927
1 1931
This
—.1922
—_
Serially
Serially
COVENTRY TWP.
Refunding Bonds.
$12.000
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s *14
1942
1932
1933
1933
1923
1 1934
1 1925
1 1945
1 1935
1 1926
1 1926
1 1928
1 1938
1 1939
Sept
Sept
Mar
4s '01
...
1 1936
1 1938
1939
1932
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
60.000
20*000
7,000
4s '97
4Hs'17
5s '20
M-8
55.000c...Oct
33.000c...Oct
50.000
Sept
40.000
Sept
10,000
Sept
10,000
Sept
8.000
Sept
7.500
Sept
5,000
Sept
17.500
Sept
5.000
Sept
\85.000
5s '18
—
'19
—
M-S
M-8
5s '13
---
5s '19
A-O
M-S
M-S
4s *09
...
os
1 1932
4s *02
[Vol. 112.
TOWNS
5s '19
I 20,000c..Oct 1 *21-'24
Bonds (County's Share).
A-O
j$33,000c—A-O '21-'26
I 20,000c..A-O *26-'28
Paving Bonds (County's portion).
.s
$55,000.
Sanitary Engineer'g Dept. Bds.
M-S $25,000
Oct
1 1923
6s '21
—
June, 1921.]
CUYAHOGA
CO. (
)—
Bridge Bonds.
A-OS360.010_.Oct 1 '21-'41
4s *12
A-01,504,000—Oct 1 '21-43
5s '13
A-O 815.000.-Oct
1 '21-43
4s '11
5s '15
A-0
182.000..Oct
1 '21-'34
4Hs'16 A-Ol,589,000.-Oct 1 '21-46
5s *13
A-0 185,000--0ct
1 '21-*39
5s *14
A-O 605,000—Oct
1 '21-'40
4Hs'08 M-S 101.000-Sept 1 '21-'29
4s '09
A-0 282,000—Oct
1 '21-28
4^s*09 A-0
12,000--Oct 1 '2l-'27
4J^s'12 A-O
6,500—Oct
1 *21-'23
5s '13
A-O
5.000—Oct
1 '2l-'23
5s *18
A-O 144.000c.A-O 1 '21-44
6s '20
A-O
/198,000—Oct 1 '21-'29
1 24,000—Oct 1 1930
4Hs'll A-O
4^s'll J-D
5s '15
A-O
J-D
A-O
4s *15
$9,870c_Apr 1
20,000c. Sept 1
20.000c.Sept 1
50,000.-Apr 1
4,000.-Sept 1
20,000-Sept 1
1,160
Sept
4Ms'll A-0
Refunding Bonds.
A-O $20.000
25.000
5s '10
Oct 1 1927
Apr 1 1927
47.000-June 1 *27-'36
50,000
Apr 1 1925
June 1 1925
4s '16
Apr 1 1926
4s '16
M-N
May 1 1926
Garbage Reduction Bonds.
5s '14
M-N$l0,000
Nov 1 1934
5s'15
F-A
45.000
Feb 11935
4^s'16 A-O
25,000
Oct 1 1936
4^s'17A-0
27,000
Apr i 1937
5s '17
J-D
5,500
Dec 1937
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
6s'21
$450,000—May 1 1931
25,000
25,000
50.000
4s '11
4s *11
M-S
M-3
4Ms'll A-0
4Ms'll M-S
M-S
4s '11
4Ms'll M-S
3,000c_Jan
4Ms'l2 J-J
4s *12
A-0
J-D
J-D
4s '12
J-D
4s '12
4s *12
4Ms'12 J-J
4Ms'l2 M-S /
13
*25-'32
5s '13
F-A
Ms'16 M-S /90,000c—Mar 1 1926
140,000c—Mar 1 1946
5s '19
23,000
July 1 1924
Miami River Impt. Bonds.
Pop'n '10, 637,425; 1920.—943,469
A-O $15.000c_Apr 1 '24-'28
INT. at office of County Treasurer. 4s '11
4s '11
J-D
50,000c. Dec 1 '24 '33
4s *12
A-O 335,00<)c-Apr 1 *22-'37
CUYAHOGA FALLS.
5s '19
A-O
13,900
Oct 1 1924
This village is iu Summit County.
Retaining-Wall Bonds.
Street Impt. (Village's portion).
4^s'10 M-S Sl.OOOc.—Sept 1 1921
5s '16
J-J
$7.000.-July 1 '22-*26 5s *13
A-O
1,600
Apr 1 1922
5^s'18 M-N f30.000—May 1 '22-'27
Market-House Bonds.
1 3,500
May 1 1928 4s '09
F-A $35,000.-Feb 1 '29-'30
Paving Bonds.
5s '13
F-A
•5s *13
M-S
5s '13
J-D
5s *13
J-D
—-
\person'l_812,370,770
4
Total val. 1920
2.218,020.410
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$22 80
6s '20
J-J
/ 5,180c.—Aug 1 1925
/$56,000.-July 1 '22-*29
\20,000c_Aug 1 *26~'27
I 10,500—July 1 1930 4Ms'16 M-S
17,000—-Mar 1 1936
J-J
1,600-_July 1 *22-'25
Bonds (Village's portion).
6s'20
Sewer
$8.400—Apr 1 '22-*25
8,000—Aug 1 '21-'28
J-J
5s '15
6s '18
—
F-A
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
'08
J-J
$15,000c—July 1 1926
M-N800.000c_May 1 *23-*32
5s *13
M-S
50,000
1923-1932
4s
5s '13
Aug 1 1929 4Ms'15A-0/ 38,000c—Oct 1 1933
1 *21-'26
1300,000c--Oct 1 *34-'39
1 4,000-_Sept 1 '27-*28
Intersection Bds. (City's Portion).
534s'19 M-S 24,000..Sept 1 '20-'29 4Hs'16 A-O
($5,000
Apr 1 1926
6s '20
J-J
/24,000..July 1 *22-'29
Il83,000-..Apr 1 1936
I 5,000— -July 1 1930 4Hs'17 M-S 200.000....Mar 1 1937
3.500
s
6s '18
M-S
] 6,000—Sept
1,600-July 1'22-'25
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
$13,500
1926
Cuyahoga River Purification.
5s '17
J-D $72.000-.Dec 1 '2l-'38
6s'20
J-J
4Hs'18 A-O J12.000
155,000
Park
—
Fire
6s *20
Truck Bonds.
J-J
$6,400-.July
1 '22-*25
A-O
4Ms'16 M-S
4^s'16 A-O
5Ms'18
—
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
$56.000
1934
5s '17
A-O
22,000—Oct 1 '21-42
Assessed
valuation
.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
'20.$16 60
Population in 1920 (est.)
10,200
INT. payable at Cuyahoga Falls
Saving
Bank.
*
("
.
DANBURY
TOWNSHIP.
„
.
'21-23
1 1926
This township
(P. O. Marblehead)
is in Ottawa County.
.s
18
$13,000
BOND.DEBT May 8 '20—
$34,800
J-D
J-D
A-0
ts '12
4s *12
(75% to 80% act.) ---..4,521,210
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *19$11.00
5s *13
Population 1910. 2,971; 1920—2,176
DARKE COUNTY.
g
County seat Is Greenville.
Ro« d Impt. Bonds.
5s '19
M-N $6, 80—May 8 '22-'24
5s
io,56J
192.-1924
5s *19
s-a
/13,100..July 5 '22-*23
5s *20
s-a
172,000—Mar 1 '22-'23
I
6,000
,35.500
July 5 1924
Mar 1 1924
(18.000
Mar 1 1925
1921-1925
6s '21
M-S J220,000cMar 1 '22-'31
I220,000c8ept 1 '22-'31
Bridge Bonds.
6s '20
5s
s-a
...
9,000
$30,000——
30.000
TOT.BD.DT. July 1*20.
$544,732
Total assess, val. 1919
83,063,590
5s
State A Co
tax (per
$1.000»
—$2.90
Aug 1 1923
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$4,000—Jan 1 22-'25
4s *07
J-D
27,500June 1 1922
Total assessed valuation '19
5s* 13
5s '13
5s *13
5s *13
5s *13
*
F-A
M-S
M-S
J-D
J-D
89.500c. June 1 '23-'26
6,000c_Sept 1
51,000.-Apr 1
6,000—Apr 1
5,000c—Dec 1
16,000c.Dec 1
6,000c_June 1
25,000c_June 1
72,200c_Apr 1
1,600
Aug
3,600—Sept 1
6,500—Sept 1
5.000—-Dec
/ 3,500
A-O
3,250
4Ms*14 J-J
4Ms'16J-D
30,000
67,000
5s '14
'21-'26
*26-'35
'22-*24
'21-25
*21-'24
'22-'27
'22-'26
*26-'33
1 1924
'31-'33
1 1935
Oct
'29-'34
1 1934
1 1936
1 1935
1 1936
1 1939
July 1 1934
Dec 1 1936
July 1 1929
5Ms
F-A
Feo 1 1941
Asphalt-Repair Plant Bonds.
4s'12
A-O
$1,000c—Apr 11922
Bd. of Health Emergency Bonds
4s *12
J-D
$1.0 )0
Dec 1 1921
5s *13
A-O
5.000
Oct 1 1923
5s *18
M-S
5,000
Mar 1 1923
5s '19
—
2,000
100,000
Workhouse
Bonds.
4Ms'16 M-S $50.000c—Mar 1 1941
Population 1910, 42,933; 1920-42,911 5Ms'18J-D
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
75,000c.—June 11938
6s '20
s-a
65,000c—-Oct 1 1940
Crossing Elim. Survey Bds.
4Ms'14 J-J
$5,000
July 1 1934
Police Department Bonds.
County seat of Montgomery Co.
Incorp. a town Jan. 6 1816.
New 4Ms'10 M-S $5,000—Sept 1 '21-*22
F-A $12,000
Aug 1 1923
charter adopted Aug.
12 1913, in 5s '18
effect Jan.
1
1914 and upheld by 5s'19
1,200
July 11929
5s '19
23,000
Oct 1 1934
Court of Appeals in March 1917.
General Improvement Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
F-A $23,000
Aug 1 1928
3Hs'02 J-J
$7,000c.-July 15 1922 4s *08
Park & Playground.
4s '03
M-N 50.000c.Nov 2 *21-'25
$25,000
Feb 1 1944
4s '04
F-A
8,000c.Feb 1 '22 *29 5s *19
6,500
July 1 1929
4s *05
A-O
4.000c.Apr 15 '22 '23 5s *19
General Street Impt. Bonds.
4s '08
M-N150,000c_May 1 *22-'35
J-J
$4,000c_ July 1 '22-'25
4s '10
F-A 165,000c. Feb 1 '22-'35 4s '05
J-D
2.000.June 15 *22-'25
4>*s'll M-S
14,000—Mar 1 *22 '28 5s'05
3Ms'03 F-A
12,000c
Feb 1 1923
4s *12
A-O
50,000c.Apr 1 '22-'31
6,600c_0ct 1 *2l-'23
4s *12
M-S
15,200c.Sept 1 '24-'31 4Ms'll A-O
M-S
3,000c—Sept 1 1925
F-A
20.000c_Aug 1 '25-*28 4s '11
5s '13
2,000c...Apr 1 1921
5s *14
M-N 15.000c—.Nov 1 1934 4 Ms 12 A-O
8.400c.Sept 1 *21-'24
4Hs*16 M-S 115,000c...Mar 1 1941 4Ms'10 M-S
6,000—Oct 1 '21-'23
5Hs
M-S 100,000
Mar 1 1941 4Ms'10
50.OOOc.Apr 1 '24-'35
5Hs*21
75,000c—Mar 1 1941 4^8*11 A-O
DAYTON.
—
...
—-
—
—
J-D
7,200
Nov 1 1939
14.500-Dec 1 '27-'26
Feb
550
GEN. BD. DT.
Water bonds
1
4Ms'17
(Real estate
Personal
tion__
1920
Total ass'd val'n
1 (80% act.).—11,286,850
14,100-July 1 '22-'28
5,200
July 1 1929
General Fund Bonds.
5s '19
s-a $540,000
Dec 1 1927
6s
—
20
450.000
s-a
Oct
INT.
payable at the City Auditor's
office.
DEFIANCE COUNTY.
Deflanoe
the county
Is
5Ms'19M-S/$20,OOOc_Mar 1 '22-'23
1 14,000c—-Mar 1 1924
Road Bonds.
M-S $31,000
Sept 1 1923
52,000—Sept 1 *21-*25
Is '14
(Due part each six months.)
4Ms*17 M-S
$4,000.-Sept 1
5s *17
M-S
5s '18
5s '19
M-S
M-S
5s *18
M-S
5s '19
s-a
5s *19
GEN, BDS.
M-S
4,(36—Sept 1 *21-'24
\
57,406—Mar 1 *22-*29
5,000c.Sept 1 '21-25
24,000—M-S 1921-'29
6,000.-Mar 1 *22-'27
7,000--Sept 1 *21-'27
4,000.-Mar 1 '28-'29
2,000—-Sept 1 1928
6,000--Sept 1 '22-'24
6s '21
M-S (10,000
Sept 1 1925
111,000.-Sept 1 '26-'30
6s '21
M-S (
—
85,333
116.577
152,559
VALUATION.
ASSESSED
Assessed
Years—
$1,000.
$25.60
21.00
18.00
$227,339,580
216,164,740
-
-
Tax per
Valuation.
•<
-
*
1919-1920
6,000--Sept 1 '22-'27
,
~
{ 6,000--Sept
6s '20
( 4,000--Oct
\27,000--0ct
Apr 15 21 —.$8,502,480
Assessment debt (add'l)
TOTAL DEBT
*21-'25
50,000.-Sept 1 '21-'25
3,000 __Sept 1 '21-'25
20,000.-Sept 1 '21-'25
M-S
M-S
5s '17
4
—
seat.
Bonds.
Ditch
1 1928
General Lighting Bonds.
Ms* 11 M-N $20,000c
$5,000
every five years begin. June 1 1925
Is '11
J-D $25,000c.Dec 1 *21-'25
4Ms'17
8,000c
May 1922
1920—$21.40
8,876
Population in 1920
5s
5s '19
prop..
Tax rate (per $1,000)
5s *17
Nov 1 1931
Mar 1 1940
June 1927
427,000
162,100
34,633
7,038,590
4,248,260
valua-
1928
6,900
18,000
4,500
$257,525
Apr 14 '21
(ada'l)
debt (add'l)
Sinking fund
32,500—June 1 1924
7,400
July 1 193*
4Ms'14 J-J
4Ms*14 M-N
4Ms'16 M-S
1 *28-'30
1 *21-'24
.
__
1 '25-'30
30,000--Sept 1 '22-'30
Building Bonds.
ts'12
J'ne
$7,000c
1921-1927
6s '21
M-S
9,000--Sept 1 '22-30
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M-S $48,000
Sept 1 1922
5s *13
M-S
45,000c.Sept 1 '21-'29
6s *18
10,700—Mar 1 '21-28
6s '18
M-S
6,438.-Sept 1 *21-26
6s'20
A-0
18.000 -Oct
1 *22-23
6s *21
—
BOND. DEBT May
20'20
$118,000
Assessment debt (add'l)— 1.224,180
Assess, val.'19 (2-3 act.).45,547.720
1918-1919.
1917-1918--.
*203,063,970
*193,232,590
15.40
County tax (per $1,000) 1919--$4.70
1916-1917--1915-'10
*178,831,930
*171.481,890
15.60
13.40
Popul'n
1914
*166,831,200
13.60
_.
*153,774.660
14.40
*150,005,610
12.80
*143,230,810
13.60
1910
62,631.280
29.60
1905
51.010,380
28.20
42,565.200
25.60
1899
•Assessment for 1911, 1912, 1913
1913
1912
1916,
1915,
1914,
1917.
and
1918
1919 about actual value.
INTEREST Is payable at the
tional Park Bank. New York.
Na¬
DAYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School Bonds.
4s
A-O $60,000c
Apr 1 1922
4s *12
J-D 200,000c_Dec 19 *23-'30
5s'14
A-0 110,000_Apr 10 *22-'33
5s *15
J-D 200,000c-June 1 *31-'38
1920, 24,549
24,498;
1910,
INT. at Treasurer's office.
DEFIANCE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
.8
1911-
$28,000
Building Bonds.
—
...
4Ms'03 May $2.000c
4 Ms'16 A-0$185,000c- Apr
1 *22-'56
Refunding Bonds.
'13
Apr $11.500c
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1921— $226,500
Floating debt
15,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921—
241,500
Assessed valuation, real-..7,126,400
Assessed val'n, personal
4,160,450
Total val.'20 (80% act.)-ll,285,850
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$21.60
Population In 1918 (est.)
10,000
5s
INTEREST payable in Defiance.
4Ms'16F-A/ 50,000c.Feb 3 *34-*38 DELAWARE.
4Ms'17 M-S
6s
20
J-J
1280,000c.Feb 3 *39-'46
90,000c.Mar 1 '23-'40
95,0OOc-July 1 '22-40
In Delaware County.
This city is
Inc.
1815.
Street Paving Bonds.
6s '20
95,000-July 1 '22-'40 6s
5Ms'21 M-S 525,000--Mar 3 '41-'61 5s
$37,000
10,729
3,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 1921.$1,120,000
Street Repair Bonds.
Sinking fund (investm'ts)„_ 105,506 5s-6s
$3.500
Assess, val. 19^0
225,000,000
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment 75% act. value.)
5s-6s
$48,000
—
-
(Optional March 3 1941.)
5s
...
...
...
—1930
1927
1928
1927
...
...
—1931
School tax
(per $1,000) 1920—$7,631
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1920
152,559 4H-5-6S—. $45,706
INT.
payable
at
National
Park
Bank, New York,
DEERFIELD SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Deerfield)
is
County.
Building Bonds.
1931
Bonds.
$2,000
1923
Flood Bonds.
5s
$1,300
1920
GEN. BD. DT. May 19 '21 $151,235
Fire Apparatus
5s
in Portage
—
...
Assessment debt
(add'l)
($10,000—Apr 1
'24-'43
TOTAL DEBT
20,000—Oct 1
*24-'43
Assess, val. real estate...
83,344
231,679
6,558,460
'44-'53
*44-'53
Assess, val,
5,045,500
Tot.asses.val.'21 (80 % act) 11,603,960
5Ms'19A-0
10,000—Apr 1
10,000-Qct 1
'24~'29
Dec 1 1928
130,000—Dec 1
4,500
July
5s '15
M-S 40,300c—Mar
4Ms'15 F-A
19,000
Aug
4Ms'16 A-O 175,000
Apr
J-J
5s
4s '15
M-N
1920-1921
4s '06
J-D
F-A
1 1936
1 1923
$10 0 K)e__-July
M-N2 ,O,O00c_May 1
M-N 13.000c_May 1
M-S
20,000c.Sept 1
J-D
7.000.-Dec 1
J-D
30,000c.Dec 1
A-O
25.000c-Apr 1
A-O 100,000c.Apr 1
A-O
10.000c.Apr 1
4Hs'10 M-S
IMs'll A-O
IMs'll A-0
IMs'll J-D
IMs'll J-D
J-D
5s
8,104,000
3Ms'02 J-J
4s '08
5s *13
5s
Population In 1900
Population in 1910
Population in 1920
$3,000.-Oct 1
9,000c-..Mar
43,000——Oct
25.000
Apr
F-A $12.000
(10,000..Dec 1 *28-'21
Mar 1 1938
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '18
1 1927
Funding Bonds.
4 Ms'16 M-S $24,295c_Yrly on Mar 1
5Ms'18 M-S
6,500—Mar 1 '22-'34
Dec 1 1929 4Ms'17 M-S
/ 4,500
NET DEBT
„
1920.15.700,00)
5s '13
Sinking fund
—
.
M-S
J-D
Mar 1 1923
1 1922
4s'05
*22-*25
f28,00Gc_Dec 26 '21-48 4s *10
'22-'34
5Hs'18 J-D
7,000c—Dec 26 1949 4s *11
'23-'26
8,000c-.Dec 26 1950 4s '11
*21-'24
5Hs'19 M-N/oO.OOOc.Nov 1 '21-45 4s '11
*22-'26
1 3,000c...Nov 1 1946 4s '12
'22-*26
53^s'19 A-O
10,000c..Oct 1 *24-'33 4s *12
'22-'31
6s '20
s-a
55,000.-Nov 1 '22-*55 5s '13
*22-'25
(See V. Ill, p. 2248, for maturity.) 5Ms'14 J-D 100,000c—-Dec 1 1944
BOND. DEBT June 1 '21
$341,360 5s '15
F-A 150,000c—Feb 1 1945
Assess, debt (add'l)
429,860 4Ms*15 JAD 135.000c
June 11940
Assess, val. real estate
13,000,000 4Ms'14ArO
79,000—Oct 1 1939
Assess, val. personal
2,750,000 5s '14
M-S
30,000
Sept 1 1939
Total
assessed
valuation
4Ms'16 M-S
5,000
Mar 1 1926
1920 (40% actual).--..15,750,000
4Ms'10A-O
60,000
Apr 1 1946
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20_$ 13.60
4M«'16 A-O
20,000c.—Oct 1 1921
Population in 1920
10,200 4Ms*16 A-0
50.000c—Oct 1 1936
5s '17
J-J
380,000c...July 1 1937
4Hs'17 J-J
20,000c—.July 1 1937
CUYAHOGA FALLS SCH. DIS.
5s 18
25,000—Apr 1 1923
School Bonds.
5s*20
M-S 125,000c—Mar 1 1950
($14.000c.MASl 22-28
M-S
25,000c...Mar 1 1925
52.000C.M&S1 '29-41 5s *20
4Ks'17 M-S
s-a
200,000c_ —-Oct 1 1950
3,000c..Mar 1 1942 6s'20
46,000c—Oct 1 '21-41 5Ms'21 F-A 300,000c_ —Feb 1 1951
4^s'l7 A-0
Public-Safety-Equip. Bonds.
5s '19
A-0 (16,000—Oct 1 *21-'36
4s '12
J-D $24,000—June 1 '22-'24
1 6.000—Apr 1 *32-'37
Public-Service Deficiency.
5^s*21 A-0 375,000.-Oct
1 '22-'55
F-A $27,000..Feb 1 *22-'24
(See V. 112, p. 581, for maturity.) 4s *09
TOT. DEBT May 20 '21.
$535,500
Police Station Bonds.
...
A-0
5s '13
'24-'27
'28-*31
1 1922
1 1920
'24-'27
*29-'36
924,990
9,427,470
1,323,470
Bonds.
4 Ms'11
Assessed
'22-'23
'22-'29
*22-'23
'21-'24
1 1922
'22-'20
18.300c.Apr 1
40.900c.Apr 1
600
Sept
1,200..—Dec
7,200—Aug 1
2.500-Sept 1
2,000
Dec
4Ms'13 A-O
5s
$9,560,500
Special Assess. Bonds
1.637,887
Slaking fund
315,963
Assess, val. '20/real —1,403,649,640
1 1921
'22-'24
1
Assessment
8,000-Sept 1 *22-'25
I 3,000
Sept 1 1920
—
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s *08
J-D $16,500c_—June
4s '09
F-A
3,500
Feb
4Ks'll M-S
1,000
Sept
5s
13
F-A 119.000-.Aug 1
*22-'26
*21-'24
*21-'24
'26-'35
*21-'24
*21-'24
2,000c. J an 1
40,000c Apr 1
I0,200c-June 1
4,560c.June 1
1,400c.--June
5,000.-Jan 1
4Hs*12 J-J
1 1923
1 1924
1 1921
GEN. BDS. Apr 6*21
135
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1921-
Floating debt
Assessed val'n, real estate.
$50,000
2,000
766,280
-
Assessed val'n, personal—
Other assessable property-.
420,820
personal
Total tax rate
(per $1,000)'21 $20.60
Population in 1920
8,756
INT. payable at the Deposit Bank¬
ing Co. (sinking fund depository.)
285,410
1920
1,472,510
$1,000) 20-$16.60 DELAWARE CITY SCHOOL DIS.
$8,000
Mar 1924
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,200 5s
5s
7,000
Mar 1927
DEFIANCE.
15.000.....Sept 1930
4MB
This city Is in Defiance County.
4Ms'12M-8( 15.000c.Mar 1 '22-37
Inc. as a village 1836; as a city 1881
8,000c _8ept 1 *21-'37
(2nd class).
Refunding Bonds.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s
$16,000
1936
5s '13
M-S
$2,400
J921-1923
BOND
DEBT July 1 20.
$72,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
Floating debt—
23,705
/ 3,000—Sept 1 *21-'26 Sinkingfund
375
5s '19
M-S 1 3,000—Sept 1 '21-'22
Assess. val. real
6,529,790
5s'19
M-S
500
Mar 11922
Assess, val. personal
4,235,430
5s *19
M-S
9,000..Sept 1 '21-'26
Tot .assess .val .'19(75% act) 10,765,220
6,000—Sept 1 '27-'29
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'19..19.40
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1920
9,076
.s '09
$3,500
Total assess, val.
Total tax rate (per
„_
—
.
—
5s '15
*22-'26
2,500c.Mar 1
M-N
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
4Ms'J6 M-N$125,000c_Nov 1
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '18
M-S
$3,000
Mar
14,000—Mar 1
1,000
Mar 1
5Ms'18 M-S
8,000--Mar 1
s-a
6s '20
15,000._Sept 1
s-a
6s '20
50,000._Sept 1
s-a
6s'21
35,000--Sept 1
M-S
6s '21
15,000-.Sept 1
Refunding Bonds.
M-S
,50 )c. 1,000
4s '02
M-S
4s '04
58,000c
"
~~
"
-s
'04
*08
M-S
5s *15
F-A
5s '19
M-S
1 1924
*25-'28
*29-'30
*31-'38
'25-'29
'30-*39
'40-'46
'30-'34
DELAWARE COUNTY.
Delaware
Is
the
county
County Incorporated In
seat.
1808.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
M-S$24,000
MAS *22-'23
5s '14
M-S 54,687c-.-M-S '20-'24
5s *15
M-S /16,000—Sept 1 *21-'24
(16,000
Mar 1 '21-'25
Funding Bonds.
$960C-_ Mar 1 1922
yearly 4Ms'12 M-S
M-S
8,336—MAS
*20-'24
1924 5s '14
50,000c
1942 4Hs'17 M-S
3,000-.- M-S 1 1922
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 '20
$905,537
64.500
8,000c.$1.500 yearly Total assessed val'n 1919-48,269,180
$3.90
18.000c_Sept 1 '21-'26 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915
27,182
8,000c. Sept 1 '27-'28 Population in 1910
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
5,000c...Sept 1 1929
.
4s
Bonds and Interest payable at De¬
posit Bank Co., Delaware.
'21-'45
—
DELPHOS.
This city is in Allen County.
Water-Works
5s
City Hall Heating Bonds.
Oct 1 1935
6s *20
s-a
310.000
Water Bonds.
Bonds.
May 11926 4s *00
5s
10,000
July 1 1923 4s '07
5s
4,500
Apr 1 1922 4s *08
Park improvement Bonds.
4>£s'll
M-N
$10,000
—.
$5,000
May
M-N
7,000
Nov
M-N 15.500c-—Nov
M-N
9,000
Nov
M-N
9,500
Nov
A-O
41,000
Apr
M-S
4,325
Apr
...
—
4Hs
4s
$20,000.—Mar 15 1929
...
5s
Deficiency Bonds.
5Ms
5s
S3,000
Apr 1 1923
Bonds.
6a
$1,000
Sept 11921
5s *15
A-O
12,387.90_Apr 1 1927
6s *15
A-O
2,012.28-Apr 1 1926
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
5s
$17,000
July 1 1925
5s
3,000
June 1 1925
5s *29
2,900-—June 11930
---
...
Sink.
Motor Truck Bonds.
5s *17
J-D
$4,000
June 11922
TOT. BD. DT. June 1 '21- $131,435
Water debt (included)
29,500
i.
district
is
5s *13
2,378
1920—6,101,600
in
Allen
and
A-O
5s
M-S
_s
F-A
Street
20,000
25.000
6,400—M&N'21-*27
Apr 1 1923
Apr 1 1923
Apr 1 1923
1921-1936
~
...
—-
„
900—--Apr 1 1924
17,883.13-Oct 1 '2l-'29
A-O
40.000c.Apr 1 '22-'40
School tax (per $1,000) 1916—15.60 5s '19
Population in 1936 (est.)
5,500 (Due $2,000 in each even-numbered
year.)
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
4^s
A-O
$5.000
Apr 1 1923
DELTA.
5s
A-O
25,000
Oct 1 1935
This village Is in Fulton County.
Public-BIdg. & Repair Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1914— $135,000
Total
val. 1914-—2,040,000
assess,
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) T4-$16.00
Population 1910
1,680
This village is in Tuscarawas Co.
Incorporated 1873.
Refunding Park Bonds.
21-32
$12,000—Nov 1
—
—
M-N $1,000
_
„
A-O $60,000
Apr 1 1923
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
J-J
2,500
Jan 1 1920
Fire Department Bonds.
5s *16
J-D $12,000
($3,000 June 1
1922, '24 & '26)
5s '15
5s '17
A-O
/18.000—Oct 1
'21-'20
111.000——Oct 1 1927
5s '19
750—= Apr 1 1924
1 *22-'40
Playground & Park Bonds.
5Ms'19 s-a \ 40,000c—Oct 1 *21-'40 5s
A-O $11,000
Apr 1 1923
1941
I
2,000c
A-O
4Hs'I6 J-J
10,000—July 1 '22-'29
Street Bonds.
5s'19
25,000
1935-1958
6s'17
Nov
$1,000—Sept 1 19^2 6s '20
A-O
25.000c.-Oct 1 '26-'50
Building Bonds.
(
...
(Subject to call after Aug. 17 1913.)
Playground Bonds.
$1,000
Oct 11921
Water Bonds.
5s
J-D $18,500c—June 1 1923
4s
105,000..July 1 '21-'40
5s '15
J-J
200,000c.July 1 *24-'43
5s '15 ann
f
5,000
July 1 1943
1170.000—July 1 '44-'60
Emergency Flood Bonds.
5s
$15,000
Oct 1 1922
5s
_
Motorization
-—
$12,000.-$3,000 yearly
Smallpox-Epidemic Bonds.
5s '15
M-N $500c—May 1 1922
Apr
—-
38,OOOc-Apr
Deficiency Bonds.
$12,000—May 1 '23-28
Real-Estate-Purchase Bonds.
5s '15 M-N $36,000c_May 1 '21-83
TOT. BD. DT. Dec 31 '20$1,173,754
Assessment debt (add'l)
78,095
Certificate debt (add'l)
50,000
Sinking fund
172,304
Water debt (included)
498,500
Total assessed val'n 1921.23,636,360
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—-$22.50
4s '12
Deficiency Bonds.
4s
„
,
& Street {City's Portion).
M-N$13,800c—-May 1 1922
7,300
Nov 1 1922
Sewer
Cemetery Bonds.
M-N $2,500--May 1 *22-'26
M-N
„
($2,500c-June 1 '22-'26
2,500c_Dec 1 *22-'26
Sewer Bonds.
4s '98
M-N$100,000
May 1 1923
M-N
5,500
May 1 1929
J-D
1927
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1920— $129,200 4tfs'll M-N 18.500
Nov 1 1921
Assessment debt (add'l)
709.60—Oct 1 1921
31,200 5s '19
Municipal-Site Bonds.
Sinking fund
88,520
M-N $7,000
Assess, val. real
Nov 1 1922
2,421,140 4s
Fire Department Bonds.
Assess, val. personal
1,342,700
Total assess, val. 1918
3,763,840 4*£s'10 M-N$10,000—Nov 1 '21-'30
J-Df 10,326—Dec 1 *21-'24
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) T9-$19-20 5s
Population 1910, 4,008; 1920, 5,524
\
9,000— -Dec 1 1925
5s
12,000—Oct 1 *2l-*26
Fire & Police-Signal Apparatus.
DOVER.
This city Is in Tuscarawas County. 4**s'10 M-N $9,500—May 1 '22-'40
Refunding Bonds.
Water Works Impt. Bonds.
$26,685
Oct 1 '2l-'29
4Hs'16 s-an $76.000-A&0 1 '21-'41 5s '19
Hospital Bonds.
Deficiency Bonds.
iHs'16 J-D$160,000—June 1 '22-'37
5>*s*19 s-a
($3,000—Apr 1 '24-'26
6s '19
A-O 245,000c_-Oct 1 '2l-'69
I 3,000-Oct
1 '24-'26
TOT. BD. DT. June2 *21.$1,487,635
Street Improvement Bonds.
Water debt (included)—
153,331
6s *20
A-O
$4,000---Oct 1 '22-*3l
Assessment debt (add'l)
303,273
Electric Light & Power Plant.
149,770
5Hs'19 s-a $100,000
A-O '22-'38 Sinking (General
Funds! Assessment
14,369
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 *20.
$410,251
Assessed val real estate..44,351,500
Water debt July 1 1919—
80,000
Assessed val personal
13,619,430
Elec, light debt July 1 M9100,000
Total assessed val'n 1920.o7,970.930
Sinking fund July 1 1919.
68,441
$22.60
Assessed valuation 1918—11,075,580 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '18-$12.60 Population 1910, 9,179; 1920—27,292
INTEREST Is payable at the SuPopulation 1910, 6,621; 1920, 8,101
6KsT9
s-a
—
—-
—
_
This district is in
Serior Sav. Trust Co.Co., Cleveland,
leveland
& Trust and Guardian
Savings & Trust Co., Cleveland.
Cuyahoga Co.
School Bonds.
4Hs'16 A-O $20,000—A-O 1 '38-'39
4Hs'l7 A-O
19,000—A&O 1 '2i-'41
BOND. DEBT July 1 *20.
$293,000
Total assessed val'n 1916.10,858,050
School tax rate (per $l,000)'16-$6.36
DOVER VILLAGE SCHOOL
TRICT.
DIS¬
This district (P. O. Dover Center)
is in Cuyahoga County.
School Bonds.
4**s'08 A-O
$3,000..Oct
5s '17
6s '18
18,000—A-O
1
'21-'23
*21-'30
EAST CLEVELAND CITY SCH.
DIST.
4*3 g'04 J-D$115,000c—Dec
4s '07
M-S
50,000—Sept
4Hs'08 M-N
9,000c—Nov
4**s'09 J-J
100,000c—Jan
4s *12
A-O
16,000
Oct
4Hs
1934
1927
1928
1930
1931
A-O
15,000
Oct 1 1932
J-D 150,000c—.Dec 10 1932
4s *12
5s '14
A-O
5s '15
J-J
5s '15
J-J
38.000
Oct
15
19
21
17
1
4
1934
150,000.--July 12 1925
150.000
July 1935
4Hs* 17 s-a
560,000.
(Due $15,000 yearly beginning 1919.)
5s "19
J-J
300,000c.July 15 '22-'51
6s '21
M-N 85,000--.May 16 1941
Sinking fund
3,912
6s '20
J-J
400,000-July 30 '31-'40
Assess, val. real
2,513,340
Deficiency Bonds.
Assess, val. personal
675,910
6s '21 J-J ($270,000c-Jan 15 *31-'39
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (90%act.)3.189^250
\
45.000c__Jan 15 1940
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 20.$17.90
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1921-$2,038,000
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,800
Sinking fund
50,000
Ass'd val. '20 (80% act.).60,150,000
DRESDEN.
School tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $2.26
This village Is In Muskingum Co".
Population in 1920
27,235
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 14 '19$42,500
Assessment debt (add'l.)-INTEREST is payable at the Su¬
21,000
Total assess, val. 1918
1,010,000 perior Sav. & Trust Co. and Cleve¬
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $15.40 land Trust Co
Cleveland, and Guar¬
Population 1910, 1,549; 1920, 1,434 dian Savings & Trust Co
A-O
A-O
8,000
Junel 1923
GEN. BD. DT. May 2 '21$29,000
,
F-A
4s
J-J
4s '09
This village Is in Hardin County.
$72,928
Floating debt
1,166
Sinking fund
324
Assessed valuation 1918
1,013,960
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
$15.60
Population in 1920--894
EAST LIVERPOOL.
This city is in Columbiana
County.
Incorporated Jan. 1 1834.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s
M-S $12,000c
1921-1932
5s
—
5s *11
M-S
5s '14
F-A
5s
EAST CLEVELAND.
This
city
5s
is
in Cuyahoga County.
Incorp. as a village Feb. 11 1895:
as a city Feb
19 1911.
Library Bonds.
5s '14
M-S $50.000—Aug 31 1944
Building Bonds.
5s '19
f $9,000--Oct 1 '21-'38
A-O
1
I
($1,000 in
2,000
even
Oct
years.)
1 1940
5s
15,000—Sept 1 '2l-'35
25,406.61Sepl5'2l-'33
1,081 75—Feb 1 1922
2,285
1,700.
2,000.
30,700
May 1 1923
6s
81,000
Junel 1924
ann
5s '16
37,800c_Aug 1 '22-'2Q
■_
6s '20
July 50,000.-July 1 '25-'29
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
5s '16
Oct $45,000c.Oct 1 '22-'30
City Hall Bonds.
5a
$34,000—May 1 '22-'38
...
Population 1910, 1,233; 1920—1,146
ELIZABETH TWP. SCH. DIST.
This
n
F-A
r\r\r\~
F-A
75.000
1 '21-'23
6,958
Population in 1916
on
.25,000
(est)
bonds of '08, '09, '10 & '12
Floating debt
Total
assess,
mos.
(add'l)
val.
$30,500
9,000
2,788,590
1920
Water-Works Bonds.
4**s'98 J-J
$45,000-.July 1 '24-'28
02
A-O
30,000--Aug 1 '21-'23
'24-'38
1
50.000c. Mar 1 *28-'37
4Hs'05 M-S
3**s'06 J-J
15,000c_Jan 1 '29-'36
4s '06
M-N 50,000c. May 1 *28-'37
4s '07
M-S
10,000c. Mar 1 *22-'23
4s '09
M-S
12.000c_Mar 1 '22-'27
4s '09
M-S
4,000c.Sept 1 '21-24
Paving Bonds.
$3.500—Jan
—
4s
08
4s
08
10
—
4s '11
PALESTINE.
This village is in Columbiana Co.
1
'22-'34
...
4**s 13
4**s'14
4s *14
—_
—
—.
4**8*16 J-D
Street Impt. Bonds.
20
F-A $10,000
Water Bonds.
5s '17
A-O $20.000c_A-0 1 *25-'34
Fire Dept. Bonds.
6s '20
M-S $14,000..Sept 1 '25-'52
M-S
|$5,OOOc_M&8 1 '25-'29
500c—.Mar 1
Population
50.000
7.500
3.000
1940-1949
1932-1934
1924-1920
15.000——.1927-1931
20.000
1930-1939
J-J
5s *20
J-J
6s '20
F-A
35,000c—Aug 1 '30-'36
*29-'33
'34-'35
'36-'38
'39-'44
*45-'40
'30-'49
*50-'54
100.000c.Jan
1930
900c—.Sept 1 1930
$63,022
1920
5,750
1921-1928
1921-1923
5s '19
,
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912—
1925-1929
10,000
8.000
15,000
50,000c.July 1
30,000c.July 1
60,000c.July 1
150.000c.July 1
60,000c.July 1
300,000c.jan 1
100,000c. Jan 1
Refunding Bonds.
5s '17
6
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $17.30
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,000
4s
payable at First Nat. Bank, E.Liver¬
pool; all others at Dist. Clerk's office
5s
each
J D
Sinking fund
Assess, val. '16 (70%act.) .24,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1916—$4.90
6s '18
1921-1928
beginning
$7,000
s-a
$500
4s
TOTAL
EAST
in
This city is situated in Lorain Co.
Incorporated April 1892.
Deficit Bonds.
T$60,000—Oct
is
ELYRIA.
-
„_
INT.
Troy)
BOND. DEBT June 10*21
J-D$135.000c. June 1 '23-*52
7 1,000c
.1924
134,000c
1925-1941
s-a
O.
Sept. 1 1920.)
5s
5s '19
(P.
Building Bonds.
5s *16
4s *12
5s '14
district
Miami County.
$24,000c
June '22-'33
5,250c—-Aug *22-'23
8.000c. July 1 '22-'29
1
»oc
•A1
69.000c_Feb 1 '25-'47,
8,000c—Aug 1 '21-'24,
F-A
4s '10
S17.700C-M-S
'21-'29
May 26 '20
$85,200
Tot.asses .val .'19(act .val .)2,640,310
Bonds.
J-D
Bonds.
M-S
BOND. DEBT
(Due
'55-'58
1
Bridge Bonds.
4**s'06 M-S $25,000c.Sept 1 *21-25
4**s'16
10,000
1921-1925
5s 13
40,000
1935-1944
Cemetery Bonds.
4s '12
$20,000
1926-1929
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s'12
$40,000— —1941-1950
Paving Bonds.
4**s'10
$20,000
1921-1928
5,000
1921-1922
4**s'08
4s '09
1,000
1921
4**s'll
10,000
1930-1938
4**s'll
7,000
1930-1930
4**s'll
2,000
1930-1931
4s '12
lo.OOO
1921-1925
4s '12
7,500
1921-1923
4s '12
66,000
1925-1934
20,000
1924-1933
4**s'14
4**s*15
25,000
1925-1929
4**s'16
20.000
1921-1926
5s '19
F-A
55,OOOc-Aug 1 '30-'40
6s '21
F-A
lO.OOOc.Feb 1 '36-'40
—
EAST PALESTINE SCH. DIST.
This district is in Columbiana Co.
5s *12
s '08
5s *13
F-A
—
—
$43,580—M-S 1 '20-'49
2,000
1921-1924
8,400c
1921-1933
5s *15
F-A
6.259.78 —1925-1933
BOND. DEBT Mar 31*16.
$76,760
Assessed val. 1915 (est.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916
4,000,000
$14.00
4,960
Population in 1915 (est.)
INT. at Chamberlain Bros. & Co.,
East Palestine.
—
—
-----
—
...
...
...
...
...
—.
EAST YOUNGSTOWN.
...
This village is
in Mahoning Co.
Sewer-Cleaning Machine Bonds
5s '16
$1.000—Dec 1 '21-'25
...
Automobile-Purchase Bonds. •
5s '19
s-a
$6.070_May 15 *24-'33
Municipal Building Bonds.
J-J
$6,000—Sept 1 '21-'26
6,000.-Dec 1 *21-'26
5s '16
5s '16
...
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '15
J-D ($48,000—Apr
...
—
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
M-N J $142,000. Nov 1 *23-'27
\
27,000—-Nov 1 1928
6s '20
Public Rest Room
—s '19
$1,600
Sewer Bonds.
& Lavatory,
1921-1923
...
1 '22-'29
\105.000-.Apr 1 *30-'44
6s *19
s-a
9,000-Nov 15 '2l-'29
Street-lmpt. {village's portion).
5s '15
M-N$22,500..Sept 1 '21-'25
5s '10
480
July 1 1922
5s '16
200.-July 1 '2 2-'24
s-a
6s '20
36,000-Sept 15 *21-'24
9,557..-Sept 15 1925
6s *20
s-a
17,000_Sept 15 '21-37
1.183
Sept 15 1938
TOT. BD. DT. Dec 6 '20$824,000
4**s'll
is
'12
6s '20
Park
1930-1932
3,000
1921-1922
3,000—.1930-1932
$3,000
...
...
...
Bonds.
$i,000
1921-1924
Fire-Department Bonds.
4**s'll
$22.000
1930-1940
5s '19
20,000
1930-1930
TOT
DEBT Dec 31 '20..$1,988.500
5s '17
J-D
---
...
Special assessment bonds.
204,585
Water debt (incl )
1,390,500
Water debt (included)
190,000 Floating debt
60,614
Sinking fund
58,000 Sinking fund
143,334
Assessed valuation 1920-.24,576,950 Assess val '20
(abt act) .38,524,340
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915-_.$10.40 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920—$20 20
Population 1910,4,972; 1920..11,237 Pop'n 1910, 14,825; 1920r_—20,474
INT.
DUNKIRK.
BOND. DEBT July 18 '18-
5s '19
York
-
DOVER CITY SCHOOL DIST.
Road
EAST LIVERPOOL SCH. DIST.
School
TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Seneca County.
Pop'n 1910,20,387; 1920- —-21,411
4s '09
2,000c
EDEN
...
-—
5s '17
INT. at Preble CountyNat. Bank.
Eaton.
_
5s
5,000—.Apr 1 '22-'31
1,000c.-Apr 1 '22-'23
27,500-June 15 *22-'48
s-a
1942
'19. $145,500
47,660
Floating debt
3,500
TOTAL DEBT Apr 14 '19.
196,660
Water debt (incl. above)
11,000
Ass'd val. '18 (85% act.)..5,200,000
Total tax
(per $1,000) 1918—$13.40
Pop'n 1910,3.187; 1920
3,210
„_
4s
County.
Sewer Construction Bonds.
Bonds.
INTEREST payable in New
and at City Treasurer's office.
Preble
in
44*s'07 M-S$105,500c
20,000
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
6s '21
is
1806.
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 14
Assessment debt
...
—
village
about
Fire-Truck-Purchase.
5s *15
M-S
$2,500.Sept 15 '21-'25
Street Bonds.
5s '14
M-S
$5,500—
1923
5s '16
M-S
18,500-M-S 15 '21-25
5s *17
Apr
25,500
1927
5s '17
Apr
5,400—Apr 1 '22-'27
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '17
J-J
$3,000—Apr 1 *22-'28
6s '20
$lo,000—Jan 1 '22-'26
Refunding Bonds.
4s
$62,000
Mar 1 1925
5s
Inc.
5**s'18 A-O
54*sT9 A-O
—
May 1 1923
Current Expense Bonds.
5s
DENNISON.
5s
4*4?
$7,000
May 11923
Funding Bonds.
4Hs
F-A $92,925C--Aug 17 1933
5s
4Hs'17 M-S $87,000--Mar 1 '22-'50
5^s
A-O
17,500
1924-1940
6s"
A-O
7,000
1921-1927
18,000c.-Oct 1 '27-'3.5
5>*s'20 A-O
5 H s'20 A-O
50,000c.-Oct 1 *27-'36
5s '19
10,800—-Oct 1 '2l-'29
5s '19
1,500
Oct 1 1924
4Jig'10 s-a
$68,750c_Apr 1 '21-'45
4Ms'12 M-S
13,846cMar 20 *21-'45
BOND. DEBT July 1 1920 $124,500
Sinking fund
1,347 5s '19
Ass'd val.'16 (60% act.)—0,180,650 5s '19
5s
.8
This
M-8 $35,000—Sept 1 *21-'27
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '19 - ann $13,000—.Sept 15 1924
Fire-Alarm Bonds.
$3,000—Nov 1'21-23
11,500
12,500
1,800
48,915
EATON.
Market House Bonds.
5s *15
—-
Bonds.
~
Van
1922
1933
1923
Fund
4Mb
M-N
4>*s
M-N
4>*s'13 A-O
$1,000) 1920—$17.20
Population 1910, 5,038; 1920, 5,745
Wert Counties.
1921
Paving Bonds.
Tax rate (per
DELPHOS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
1928
1
1
1
1
1
May 11925
May 1 1925
Deficiency Bonds.
4Hs'16 M-S $35.000
Sept 1 1926
Shaw Brook Impt. Bonds.
4**s'16 M-S $13,180—Sept 1 '21-'26
M-N
4s
—-
Assessed valuation
M-N
4s
...
Sinking fund
1 1925
1 1927
Water-Works Bonds.
4s
M-N $8,500
May 1 1928
sewer
This
[VOL. 112.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
126
on water
bonds at Vill.Treas.
Is
payable part at
Mtge. & Trust Co.,
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
INTEREST
(Jnlted
EAST YOUNGSTOWN SCH. D.
States
and part at
This district is in Mahoning Co.
Building
5s '16
Bonds.
ELYRIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
M-S $56,000—Mar 1 '22-'49
5Hs'18 F-A
5Ms'19 A-O
70.000..Feb 1
175,000
'28-'42
School Bonds.
$45,000—June 1 '3l-'45
4S,000—Jan
1 '22-'45
100,000..June 1 '25-'44
6s '21
M-N150,000-.May 1 *30-'54
BOND. DEBT May 26 *20
$400,000
Sinking fund
11.803
5Hs'19
5**s'20 J-J
...
6s '20
J-D
Assessed valuation 1919-.25,231,230
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$14.40
INT.
at
Commercial
Bank, Youngs town.
National
4**s'06 M-S
$9,500c
1923-1928
4s *07
M-S
45.370c.Jan 1 *22-'37
4**s'll M-N
8,000c.Nov 17 '21-28
4Hs*12 M-N 24.000--Nov 4 *21-36
4s *12
J-D 300,000-Dec 24 '23-'42
7,000
4**s
4Hs
M-S
J-D
6s '20
BOND
J-J 400.000.
DEBT July 1
1921-1925
-1921-1922
2,750
'20.
Sinking fund
$978,070
4,642
Assessed valuation 19l8__39,675,000
School rate (per $1,000) 1918_.f4.30
Population in 1918 (est.)
30,000
zINT. at the Elyrla Sav. & Bk. Co.
tlUNB, 1921.]
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
ELMOKE.
GEN. BD. DT. June 24 '20 $573,362
This village Is in Ottawa County.
BOND. DEBT June 30 *19 $29,350
Sinking fund
1,000
Water debt (included)
18,750
Assess, val. real estate
765,000
Floating debt
Water debt (included)
Sinking funds
(P. O. Empire) is in
Jefferson County.
School Bonds.
5s *17
A-O
6,000--A&O 1 '32-'37
$27,000
3,400
878,430
$3.00
1919
1920.
17,021.
M-S
6s '18
A-O
F-A
4,000_Aug. 31 *21- 24
J-J
175,000--July 1 '21-*27
(See V. 99, p. 1849, for maturity.)
Refunding Bonds.
4s *08
A-O
$l,000c_Apr 11'22-*25
4)*s'08 J-J
1,000—July 15 1922
5s
Sandusky is the county seat.
4s '10
J-J
8,000.-J-J 1
'24-'25
Children's Home Bonds.
4 Ms'11 A-O
10,000--Apr 1 *22-'29
6s'20
$3,000
July 1925 45*8*12 J-D
7.500.-June 1'26-'30
Bridge Bonds.
BOND. D'T July 1 1920—
$267,500
4s
$12,500
July 5 1930
Sinking fund
1,742
Fair Grounds Impt. Bonds.
Assess, val. '19 (about)-.25,000,000
5s '16
F-A
$200.—Aug 26 1921
(Assessment about actual value.)
Real Estate & Stock Barn Cons. School tax
(per $1,000) 1919
$3.80
6s '18
$1,440-Aug 31 *21-'23
Population in 1919 (est.)
18,000
Road Bonds.
INTEREST on the 4s Is
5s-6s
-—$322,125
1921-1930
payable
at Treasurer's
office;
on all other
6s '20 J-D
J 10,000
Dec 1 '22 '23
—
bonds at Chase Nat.Bk.N. Y. City.
\17,500—Dec 1 '24-'30
6s '21
M-N 36,000
May 1 '22-'31
TOT CO DT Apr 8'21$441,285
f$55,OOO.Mar 1 '22-'26
45*sT7 M-S
3,000—Mar 1 1922
Land Purchase Bonds.
J-J
),000-July
5s '19
5s *19
J-J
5s '19
J-D
F-A
F-A
64,000..Mar 1
(42,000—June 2
\ 4,500
June
J-J f 45,000-July 1
80,000—July 1
J-J
95,000—July 1
72,000--July 1
'22-'24
*25-'29
'22-25
'26-'29
6s '20
A-O
1
6s '20
J-D
6s'20
A-O
I
J-D
5s '19
j
5s '19
6,990
? 80,000-Oct
Bridge Bonds.
4s '11
A-O
4s '12
4s
J-J
J-J
1920 (4-5 act.)_l .480,430
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$18.50
Population 1910, 1,500; 1920.-1,283
Assess, val.
Cuyahoga Co.
4**s'll A-O$100,000c—Oct 1 '21-*35
5>*s'13 A-O
11,000c—Oct 1 '21-'31
5s *16
A-O
20.000—Oct 1 *25-'44
5s '17
A-O
10,000c.-Oct 1 *25-'44
5s '18
A-O 260,000
1933-1941
5s '18
190,000
1927-1933
BOND. DEBT June 14 *19 $331,000
Sinking fund
35,550
Assess, val. '18 (90% act.) 13,029,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1918— -$5.38
Population in 1918 (est)
5,000
—
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
FAIRFIELD
COUNTY.
The city of Lancaster is the county
seat.
Ditch and Draining bonds
$30,000
BOND. DEBT July 1 1920
$30,000
Assess, val. real estate
40,974,640
Assess, val. personal prop_32,460,890
Total assess, val. 1919
73.435,530
Population 1910,39,201; 1920-40,484
FAIRFIELD TWP. RUR. SCH. D.
This district
(P. O. Lilly Chapel)
M-S $33,400c_M-S
1 '20-'28
BOND. DEBT May 31 '19
$36,000
Assessed valuation, real
1,800,000
Assessed val'n, personal
1,000,000
Total assessed val'n 1918--2,800,000
(Assessment at 2-3rd actual.)
Sch. taxrate (per $1,000) 1918$13.10
Population 1919 (est.)..
3,000
This city Is In Hancock and Seneca
counties.
Incorporated Mch. 1888
Refunding Street Bonds.
4s
M-S $28,375c—-Mar '22-*25
45*s
M-S
2,774c.—Mar *22-'23
6s '18
8-a
26,743—Mar 1 '25-'26
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-S$109,000c—Sept *23-'25
4s *08
M-S
8,000c—-Mar 1 1925
45*8
M-S 40,000c—March 1923
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
M-S$150,000c—July 15 1924
45*s
M-S
43,000c-.July 15 1924
Water Works Bonds.
5a'13
M-S
$6,188
M-S'21-'24
5s '14
M-S J26,505—Sept 1 '21-*39
128,500—Mar 1 '22-'40
Refunding Sewage-Disposal.
4s
M-S
$3,000c
Sept 1922
45*s
M-S
500c
Sept 1922
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
6s
M-S $5,902c
Sept *21-'26
5s '13
M-S
20,000
1923
4 5*s'11
45*s'12
5s '13
5s '14
F-A
M-S
$846
Aug
1 1921
M-S
2,700
M&S 1922
1,334—Mar 1 *22-'23
M-S
3,840
M-S '2l-'25
TOT. BD. DT. May 24 '20 $729,356
Water debt (included)
267,000
Assessed valuation 1919
9,669,130
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—-$10.00
Population 1910, 9,597;
1920, 9.987
INT. at National Park Bank, N. Y
"T
F AIRPORT.
Tot .assess .val. '20 (abt
FOSTORIA SCHOOL DIST.
45*s'08 M-S $23,400r_M&8 1 '21-'26
5s *14
20.000
Sept 1 1935
5s
M_8
133.370. M&S 1920- 45
(See V. 100, p. 656, for maturity)
TOT. DEBT May 29 *21$198,000
Assess, val. 1920 (3-5 act.).12,500,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Tax rate (per $1,000)
This
5s *18
village Is in Lake County.
M-S
$4,000.Mar 14 '22-'29
GEN. BD. DT.
Apt 15*21.
Assessment debt
$24,250
(add'l)
56,900
Floating debt (ada'l)
10,000
22,6/0
Sinking fund
.act.)4,522,610
20_$15 60
Population 1910, 2,263; 1920-4,217
$5,000
6,000
5s '13
5s '14
5s *15
M-S
A-O
5s '15
5s *15
—
1920
$17.00
Population In 1919 (est.)
10.000
M-S
(P.
O. Falrport Har¬
bor) Is In Lake County.
4Hs'10M-S($12.000c.Sep 12 '20-'46
\ 26,000c_Mar 12'22-'47
4Hs'll M-S
12.000c
1920-1947
20,000—Oct 1 '29-'33
30,000—Oct 1 '34-'38
40,000—Oct 1 '39-'43
5>*8'19 A-O
FRANKFORT
This district
(P.
In Ross County.
F-A
1 '22-'30
$2.000c_A&Fl'23-'27
(Assessment about
% actual val.),
School tax (per $1,000) 1919
$7.42
Population in 1920 (est.)
4.200
*
INT.
at
Frankfort)
Painesville
Nat.
Bank;
Others at Cleveland Tr. Co., Painesv.
is
$14.70
Population 1919 (est.)
County.
Water Bonds.
5s '88
$10,000--.June 18 1923
45*8*04
10.000
Nov 1 1924
45*8*05
6,000—-May 15 1925
Deficiency Bonds.
5s *92
$5.000
Mar 1 1922
Refunding Bonds.
°
45*s
M-N $6,000
Mar 11922
45*8*01
3,000
Aug 5 1922
—
-—
—
5,000—Nov 15 1928
857--Mar 1 *21-'26
—
—-
Dec 1
1931
F-A
F-A
5Hs*20 M-S 350,000—Mar 1 '22-'35
J-D
90,000-June 16 '22-'39
J-D
98,000--June 1 '22-'35
94,000--Mav 2'27-40
...
BOND. DEBT May 4 '21
.$6,109,303
Sinking fund
405,640
Total ass'd val'n, 1920..466,723.730
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1920.—$26.00
Population in 1920.
283,951
INT. is payable at the U.S. Mtge.
& Trust Co., N. Y. and at Treasurer's
is
the
Inter-County
5a '19
M-S
BOND
DEBT
Highway
/$7l,380c_Marl '22- 29
1
1 '20-
Assessed value 1920
Population
Bonds.
1920
$157,300
46,386,100
21,518
FREDERICKTOWN VIL. S. D.
This district (P. O.
Fredericktown)
is in
Knox County.
This city Is In
5s
Hancock County.
Hageman Run Impt. Bonds.
$17.500—May 15 1925
35*8
M-S
'20- 38
Sept
$2,500
1921
Park Bonds.
5s
„.
Water
6s
6s
4s
6s
$12,000
Jan
1 1933
*22-*28
\ 45.500.-.Mar 1 1929
F-A 557.000-Aug 1 '21-'38
A-O 557.000--Apr 1 *22-'38
Children's Hospital Bonds.
5s *18
45*s'17 J-J
$3,000
Jan
1 1922
Children's Dormitory Bonds.
Bonds.
—
$38.500
A-O
25.000
J-D
40.000
Nurses Home Bonds.
J-J
$2,000
Jan
2 1922
Tuberculosis-Hospital Bonds.
Aug 1922
Oct 1 1921
J-D '22-28
$3.000—Jan
1
*22-'24
4s '12
J-D
$23.000-.Dec
1 *22-'26
55*s'20 M-S J120,000_Mar 1 '22-'29
1
4s
-s
'16
$12,000
—
Mar 1 1936
Oct 21 1922
5s '04
J-D
$2,000c...Dec 7
Refunding Bonds.
$12,000—-Aug 17
5s *17
F-A
12,000.—Aug 17
12,000—Aug 17
6s '18
A-O
20,000
Apr
20,000.—Apr
5s '19
J-J
1921
1921
1923
1925
1927
1928
60,000-July 28 '29, *31
& '32
BOND. DEBT Apr. 5 '21 $372,000
Sinking funds
15,225
Assessed val'n, real
8,124,950
Assessed val'n, personal-. 9,369,110
Total ass'd val'n 1920.
17,494,060
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '20_$19,50
Popul'n
1910,
25,745;
1920,
23,311
INT. at Treasurer's office.
GALLIPOLIS.
This city Is In Gallia County.
Water Works Refunding.
4.90s'14A-O $85,000
Apr 1 1944
Street Bonds.
5s '14
$10,000—Apr 1 *22-'24
5s *17
5,000— June 1 1922
—_
...
...
...
—
—
5s *19
A-O
($1,800c.Apr 1 *22-'30
\ 2,000--Jan
1'28-'29
1 2,OOOc.Oct 1 '21-'30
Refunding Bonds.
St. Impt. Bds. (City's Portion).
6s '18
s-a
$5,000—Aug 1 *2l-*25
4>*s
A-O $ 10,000c.—Apr 1 1923 5s '19
s-a
/23,000.Aug 25 '2l-'43
5s '17
A-O
2,176—A&O 1 '21-'28
\ 1,500.—Aug 1 1944
5Ms'17 A-O
27.500-Oct
15'2l-'47
1,500—Apr 1 '22-'36 6s'20
5>*sT8 A-O
2,000—-A&O *2l-*24 TOT. BD. DT. May 1921. $235,100
5s '19
A-O
'21-'30 Water bonds (incl.)
9,300c_Apr
85,000
.
L
Assess, val. '19 (abt.
A-O
22,500c_Apr
L
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919...
L
Population In 1920
A-O
25.OOOc.Oct
(9,OOOc.Oct
6s '20
A-O
*21-'30
'22-'30
"21-'30
1 '21-30
INT.
.
act.)-4,515.075
office of City
at
„
$4.40
6,070
Treasurer.
GALLIPOLIS
CITY
SCH.
DIST.
Building Bonds.
7 4,500c-Apr 1 *22-'30 4Hs'16 M-S $63,l00c.Sept 1 *21-*38
1 5,000c .Oct 1 '21-'30 6s '20 F-A ' (24,000-Aug 15 '21-'26
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 '20.
$35 >,991
Sinking fund July 1 1918.
58,123
Assess, val. *15 (abt. act.) 15,859,260
1 9.000--Aug 1 *27-'28
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21. $100,000
Ass'd val. '20 (act. val.)
5,137,000
School tax rate(per$l ,000) *21$10 60
Population in 1920
Population in 1920
INT.
at
office
17,000—Mar 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
*12
J-J
$32,000-July 1 '22-'23
12,468
of
Sinking
6,000
INT. at the district depository.
Fund
Trustees.
GARRETT S VILLE.
FULTON
COUNTY.
Wauseon is
Road
5s '17
5s '17
5s *19
This village is in Portage County.
the county seat.
Bonds.
J-J J $4,5001,000I
J-J
900J-J
«
115.000-
,
1,0003,500.
1
J-J
5s '19
J-J
5s '20
J-J
1 1923
1922
'21-'25
'22-'23
.J-J
J-J
—J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
1,000-
1,3,000-
'23-'25
1
20,00036,000.
64,000.
11,00011,000.
60,000-
1922
1
'27,000.
5s '19
Refunding Bonds.
5s'16
58,500.
(10,000-
J-J
5s *19
6s '20
County seat Is Columbus.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s '14
M-S /$280.000Mar 1
45*8'17 J-J
55,000c—-June 1 1926
—
5s '20
5s '17
1
$50,000c—Apr 14 1924
J-D
—.
6s '18
$1,000) 1912—$15.00
Population 1910, 2,659; 1920, 3,071
—
Refunding Bonds.
45is'08 J-J
$90,250—Jan
City-Hall Bonds.
A-O
'06
4MsT0 J-D
40.000c—June 16 1930
Funding Bonds.
Building Bonds.
A-O $30,400.-A-O 1 '21-*36
M-S
3,000
Sept 1 1928
TOT. DT. Apr. 5 1921-.
$32,460
Street Bonds (City's Share).
Total assess, val. 1920
$1,914,340 5s '17
J-D
$3,000—.June 1 1927
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$19.18
Deficiency Bonds.
Population in 1920
1,320 5s
F-A
$7,500c—Aug 25 1923
6s '20
10.000-.Oct
1'21-'28
FREMONT.
Redemption Bonds.
This city Is In Sandusky County. 4s
'12
$12,000—Feb 25 1922
Refunding Bonds.
4s '12
6,000—-Feb 25 1922
4Hs'17 A-O
$3,880
Apr 1 1927 4s '12
18,000—Dec 20 1932
4Hs'17
5,500
5s *14
7,000—Feb 25 1924
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
F-A
7,600c—Aug 25 1924
4Hs*16 A-O|
$700— Oct 1 1921 5s *05
F-A
3,000c—Feb 25 1925
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s *17
17,000—Sept 1 *21-37
6s *13 'A-O $2,571c—A&O *20-'23
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Comfort Station Bofids.
6s '21
s-a
($3,000-Jan
1 '22-'27
5s '16
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
FIND LAY.
1 1929
office.
Tax rate (per
House
Aug 1 1927
Aug 1 1927
10,000-.Aug 1 *21-'22
5s '19
6s '20
5s *19
July
Court
1923
1 '22-'28
3,000—."Apr
Total tax (per $1,000) 1915—-$12.40
This village is In Warren
72.000c.Septl *21-'29
Washington
1922
Mar 1
5s *17
800
—$12.500—Aug
15 1921
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s
J-J
$9,000
July 1 1927
Street Bonds.
5s
A-O
$4,500—Aug 15 1927
5s
A-O
22,500—Aug 15 1927
BOND. DEBT J an 1 *19-- $119,500
Total assessed val. 1912
2,407,446
county seat.
Mar 1
7,000
5s '17
45*s'll
FAYETTE COUNTY.
5,000
1921
-
(35,000.-Apr
,
FRANKLIN.
5s *16
$4.000
A-O
Turnpike B<
Bonds.
4s
5s '19
5s *03
County seat Is Galllpolls.
County Highway Bonds.
5s
5s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
45*s
J-D
15.000
Street Bonds.
GALLIA COUNTY.
9,300c_0ct
—
5s '16
F-A
*2,000 -A&F1'27-'31
BOND. DEBT Mar 15 *20 $307,000
Ass'd val. 1919 (% act.)—6,030,660
1
F-A/111,000--Aug 1 '21-'26
DIST.
—
$2,700c. Aug
Refunding Bonds.
5s'15
O.
1 *21-'49
TOTAL DEBT June 5 *20- $304,500
Assessed valuation 1920
500.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$6.50
1922
15,000
23,000
'21-'49
\29,OOOc-Oct
1 1922
Jan
I9,000c-Apr 1 *22-'31
Fire-Department Bonds.
4**»
A-O $19,500c—-Oct 1 1925
110,000-0ct 1 '49-'58
Bonds.
5s '17
Apr
TOTAL DEBT May 20 '21
$27,500
Tot.ass'd val. '20(65% act)l,125,000
50,000--Oct 1 '44-'48
Funding
F-A
SCHOOL
1921-1954
/43,500c.Apr 1
.
f
I
Gallon.
at
50,000
A-O
I
I
5s '19
This district
A-O
Bridge Bonds.
30,000_May 1 '22 &'25 4Hs'12 A-O $20,000c.
Revenue Bonds.
50,000—Sept 1 '2l-'25
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
FAIRPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
payable
Apr. 1 1918.)
Bonds.
School
5s '17
5s *18
6s '20
48,000—Oct 1 '21-'25
20,400—Mar 1 '22-'23
20,000
*21 & '25
—
4**s'17 M-S
6s
1927
GALION CITY SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms'17 A-O $111,000
($2,000 Apr 1 & $1,500 Oct. 1 begin.
15,000-July 1 '23-'25
42,000-May 1 '22-'25
M-N
A-O
FOSTORIA.
Street Bonds.
Building Bonds.
5s *13
Apr 1 1928
1923
5s '17
is in Madison County.
5s '15
'12
2 1929
1 '29-'30
«
60,000
This village is in Hardin County
41,066
Water Works Bonds.
45,356,500 6s '20
ann
$40,000-A-0 1921-'40
Assess val personal
34,806,500 BOND DEBT Nfay 27 *21-$24,756
Tot ass'dval '20(75%act )80,163,000
Assess, debt additional
12.221
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$4 46 Water debt
40,000
Population 1910,38,327; 1920-39,789 TOTAL DEBT.
76,977
This district Is In
Oct
'28-'29
'22-'28
35,000--Oct
1 '24-'30
12,000--June 15 1922
104,000-June 15'23-'30
234,000-0ct
1 *23-'28
Floating debt (incl )
Sinking fund
EUCLID VILLAGE SCHOOL DIS.
INTEREST Is
4,500c--Aug 15 '1928
f21,OOOc-Aug 15 *21-'27
I 2,000c
Aug 15 1928
(207,000-.Mar 1 '22-'27
5s '19 M-S
5s '19
600
—
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 31 '20 $104,014
Assess, debt (add'l)
116,195
/ $28,OOOc.Aug 15 '21-'27
\
5s *18
9,000c.Sept 1 '2l-*25
700-Aprl, '23&'25
I
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
4ha
$20,000
I
Road Bonds.
5s '18
FOREST
real estate
f
_
1922-'25
16.000--July 1926-'29
7,000-July 15 *22-'29 Sinking fund
2,803
2,000—-July 15 1925 Assessed valuation 1920
8,900,000
4,500—June 1 '22-'29 Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$23.40
8,000—June 2 '26-*29 Population in 1920
7,374
Assess
val
$22,600—1923 & 1926
9,000--Dec 1 '21-'23
---
\ 15,000—Mar 1 1927
5s *14
COUNTY^
ERIE
4Hs
4J*s'10 J-D
5s *15
45*s'17 M-S
14,858;
FINDLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s '93
F-A
$8,000c.Feb 1 '22-'25
35*s'00 F-A
10,000c-Aug 17 *21-'23
4s *03
M-N
7,200c-May 1 '22-'30
4s *08
A-O
7,000c_0ct 15 '21-27
This district
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Infirmary Bonds.
J-D
$5,360.-June 2 '22-'26
5s'19
10.
Water Works Bonds.
$80,000-_-_Mar 1 1929
Street Impt. Bonds (General).
5s '20
Subway Bonds (Co.'s Portion).
51,749
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.
and at office of City Treasurer.
DISTRICT.
BOND. DEBT May 20 '20
Floating debt
Total assess, val. 1919
Memorial Building Bonds.
*03
M-S $76,300r_Mar 1 '22-'28
J-J
8,000--Jan 15 *22-*29
Pop'n
personal property160,000
Total assess, val. 1917
925,000
Population 1920
937
SCHOOL
4s
5s '19
Total valuation 1920
51,715,910
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20_$9.70
_
Assess, val.
EMPIRE
6,871
206,500
137
J-J
J-J
1922
'22-'25
*2l-'23
'24-'25
'26-'29
*22-'29
--July 1 1922
M-S
$6,500.—Sept 15 1926
(Subject to call after Sept. 15 1921.)
5s '17
M-S
$3,500---Mar 15 1932
(Subject to call after Mar. 15 1927.)
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
'17
J-D
$2,000_Dec 15 '28-'29
BOND. DEBT Mar 5 *17—
$57,459
Total assessed val. 1916
1,465,265
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) *16-$15.40
Population 1910,
GEAUGA
1,001;
1920,
1.119
COUNTY.
Cbardon Is the county seat.
Refunding
Bonds.
—Jan
1
—J-J
*23-'25
1 12,000c. Apr 1 '32-'35
July 1 *22-'24
2,296.38-June 1 1928
6s *18
J-D
8,000—June 1 *29-'32
12,000--June 1 *33-*36
2,000
June 1 1937
Road Bonds.
5s '19
A-O $35,600..-A&O *20-*29
(See V. 108, p. 1848, for maturity.)
6s *20
s-a
32.000
May 1 1930
Infirmary Bonds.
5s *15
A-O
$7,000-.May 1 *22-*35
Jan
1
1922
'22-24
5s '17
A-O / $10,000c_ Apr
1 *27-*31
(5,500- ..J-J
1922
\ 8,000--J-J
'23-'24
GEN. BD. DT. June 1 *20. $512,000
Sinking fund
50,000
Total val. (70% act.) ,19.45.357,000
Total taxrate (per$l,000) '19.S33.20
Population In 1919
25,000
INT. on road bonds at County
Treasurer's office.
TOT. CO. DT. July 1 '20.
$195,037
Assessed val!. real estate..14,308,540
GALION.
***
Assessed val. personal
7,224,785
This city Is In Crawford County.
Tot. assess .val.'19 (H act.) 21,533,325
Total taxrate(per $1,000) T8.$30.00
Fire-Engine-Purchase Bonds.
5s *15
J-J
14,670
$8.000.—July 1 '22-'38 Population in 1910—
Electric Light Bonds.
INT. on refunding bonds payable
6s '20
M-S $60,000--Sept 1 '21-'30f at County Treasurer's office.
GENEVA.
in Ashtabula Co.
Street-Impt. Bond*.-(VUL Share).
5s '16
M-S $1,500—Sept 1 *21-'23
Water-Works Bonds.
4s
$75,000
1929-1939
Grand River Dam Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $2,000
Jan 1 22-*23
Paving Bonds.
This village is
5s
5s
Marble Cliff School Bonds.
$2,250-Part yly Sept 1
1,600-Part yly July 1
...
^
1912_ 207 385
act.) $5,556,000
(per $1,000) 1920—$8,594
5s '14
Bonds
—
Population m 1920 (est.)
3,500
INT. payable at Citizens' Trust &
Savings Bank, Columbus.
5s '14
'$2,500
Public Park Bonds.
This
$1,000) 1916—.$15.00
Population 1910, 2,496; 1920, 3.081
R.
township
Medina
_
.
5s '15
A-O S20.000.A&0
1
1^-000
1.640
estate--1,185,740
personal
534,050
Sinking fund
Assessed val'n, real
GEORGETOWN?"
3.000—Feb 1 *22-'24
F-A
—.
4,000-Feb 1 *22-'25
50,000
Sept 1 1933
3.500
May 1 1926
10,000
Aug 1 1927
60,000.-June 1 '28-*37
s-a
8,000c—Apr 1 *22-'24
4Ms'.14
$4,290.35-Last bd. '24 5s'19
s-a
150,000c.May 1 '24-'33
5s '16
1921-1922 5s '19
Bridge-Improvement Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
A-O $12,000c—Oct
1 1927
4s '08
$16,000_Lastbond 1925 4s '12
4Ms'16M-N
5Ms'18 s-a
—
50.000
Sept 1 1928
Refunding Water Bonds.
4a '08
4b '09
—
_
M-S/$27,000c_8ept 1 '21-'29
1 25,000c .Sept 1 '30-'34
City Hall Bonds.
5s '16
$2.100
Storm-Sewer Bonds.
A-O
$5.000c—-Apr 1 1922
7.500
July 1 1924
4s '12
A-O
25,000c.—Apr 1 1927
4s *07
20,000
Sept 1921
4s *07
4s '09
GRANVILLE.
Fire-Engine-Purchase Bonds.
5s '15
$1,200
July 1925
Public Hall & Office Building.
—
20,000—May 17 1924
2.500
Nov 1926
9,500
Apr 1924
1921-1928 4Ms'09
20.000
Sept 1928
TOT. BD. DT. May 1920. $183,349 4s '08
18.000
July 1922
Water debt (included)
75,525 4s'07
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
54,507
J-J
$90.000
July 1 1934
Assessed valuation 1919.-11,186,320 4s '09
55.000
Nov 1931
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920--S16-60 3.90s*07—Deficiency Bonds.
Population 1910, 6,237; 1920-7,104
6s '20
s-a
$88,206—Sept 1 '21-'28
6s '21
s-a
160,000.-Apr 1 '28-'31
GREENWICH.
1921-1923
—
Sewer
4s '00
improvement.
$54,000
5s'14
4s *12
Street Bonds.
5s '15
s-a
$14,000.-Oct
,
„
_
.
1 *21-'34
5s '17
s-a
1,800.-Sept 1 *24-'27
$6,500.-Feb 21 1930 —s
29,500—
Electric-Light Bonds.
Water Works Bonds.
4s
$23.400—Feb 20 1942 5s
$5,600
1921-1927
5Ms'20 M-S
/5,500-Mar 20 '22-'32 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1920—-$49*.800
13.000-Sept 20'21-32 Assessment debt (add'l)
46,244
BOND. DEBT June 1921$39,600 Sinking fund
—
4,537
Total assessed val. 1920
1,802,765 Water debt
11,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) *20-$21.50 Total asses, val. 1919
1,803,680
Population in 1910
1.589 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19_$17.50
Population 1920 (Census)
1,440
GETTYSBURG CONS. S. D.
This district (P. O. Gettysburg) is
GRANVILLE VIL. SCH. DIST.
In Darke County.
«—
--
School
School Erection Bonds.
Bonds.
5s '15
5s *17
6s
This village is in Huron County.
20
s-a
I $5,000.-Dec
1'21-'30
1
Xenia Is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
F-A
$1,000
.
.
Aug 1 1921
7,000,000
-S
Tot.'ass'd va.'21(act.vaL) 17,599,220
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920--$9.40
-S
29.780
personal
prop.
(Assessment at 4-5 act.)
Population in 1920 )est.)
9,000
M-S
1920-1927
7,000 each six months
from
This village is in Hamilton
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921
—
4s *97
—
INT. at Vil. Clerk's office.
This village
Sept 1 1931
9.400
.
M-N\14,000c_May 10 '22-35
15,000c_Nov 10'21-'35
j
48,000 6,000
...
s-a
1
Mar
from
'22
to
—-
—
vSept 1 1933
Funding Bonds.
M-S $63,000--Sept 1 *21-'29
4 Ms'16 M-S '40,000-Mar 15 '25-'28
1,000
Mar 15 1929
4Ms'17 A-O .20,000-Apr 16 *29-'30
„
^
5s '15
9,000
Apr 1931
388
Refunding Bonds.
(act.val.)'20.1,635.000
$22,579
1921-1925
-$20 -90 3.95s'12
6,400.-July 1 '22-'23
Population 1910; 2,527; 1920, 3,240 4s '03
Sinking fund
.
-
-
Tot.ass'd val.
„
5s '15
GROVER
VILLAGE
This district
...
Court-House Bonds.
4s '01
M-S S36.000c.Mch 1
.
R. F. D.
Columbiana County.
NET DEBT Apr. 11 '21$44,000
Sinking fund
1,228
This twp.
No. 5) is in
Asrsess.
val.
Assess,
(P. O. Salem
val.
Total
real
1,966,420
personal
assess,
val.
3.362,620
1920
Total tax rate (per M.)
Population
1,396,200
estate
1,446
GRAFTON TOWNSHIP.
This
R.
F.
(P.
township
D.)
'22-*30
4s g'01 M-S
24.000c.Sept 1 '21-'20
TOT. BD.DT. May 1921.
$519,660
Sinking funds
22,879,
Tot. val. '20
O.
Grafton
is in Lorain County
'20--S3.55
Pop'n '10, 29,733; 1920
INT. on court-house
In Chicago; other
31,221
bonds payable
loans In Xenia.
This village Is'in Highland County.
Incorp. "about 1840 or 1850."
Sewer and Street Bonds.
3.90s
M-N $25,000c—Nov 5 1930
Steam Roller and Street Bonds.
Dept. Bonds.
6s
J-J
$2,550
$450 yearly
Cemetery Bonds.
4s '07
M-N $4,500c-— Nov 5 1930
Street Bonds.
in
TWP. S. D.
O. Grand Rapids)
RAPIDS
This district (P.
Is
Wood
County.
Bonds.
M-S
A-O $37,814c.A&0 1 '21-'40 5s
$4,000..$1,250 yearly
A-O
2.600--A&0 1 *22-'26 3 Ms
M-S
3,000
600 yearly
M-S
7,500
$500 yearly
6s
A-O
4,000—A&O '26-'30
5s '19
41,500
Sanitary Sewer System Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$14,000
Sept 1 1934
Emergency Bonds.
GEN BD DT Jan 1 '21_103,075
_s
$3,250
Water debt (included)
_s
48.000
4,000
BOND. DEBT May 19 '21
9,769
$47,250 Assessment debt (add'l)
Floating debt—
12,500 Assess, val. '21 (75% act.).3,641,746
Assessed valuation 1921
2,865.000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$18-60
.4,728
(Assessm't 70% to 80% actual value) Pop'n '10, 4,228; '20 (est.)
lNT.at People's N.Bk.,Greenfield.
School tax rate (per $1,000) '21 .$7.00
Building
5s '16
5s '17
--.
_..
—
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,700
INT. at office of Treas. Bd. of Ed.
HEIGHTS
SCH.
GREEN TWP. SPEC. RUR. S. D.
(P. O. Yellow Springs
R. F. D. No. 3) is in Clark County.
5s '20
M-S $29,000c-M-S
DEBT May 21 '21
1921-50
$31,500
This district is In Franklin County. BOND
Ms'll A-O $35,000c—Apr 1 '22-'35 Tot.ass'd val.' 20(75% act.) 1.435,260
Ms'21 s-a
280,000-Feb 15 '27-46 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21_$14.80
s '20
595
M-N 20,000
1921-1926 Population in 1921
Oct
15,000
—
1 1930
30,000-Feb 23 '23-'26
50,000-—Oct 1 '24-'33
—
5.000
.
1 '25-'34
80.000c_Jan
s-a
Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '20.$10-30
Sewer Bonds.
4s '10
J-J
$50,000c.-.July 1 1935
TOT BD DT July 1'20-$2,773,653
Water bonds May 1919—
299,500
GUERNSEY
COUNTY.
Total tax (per
Total assessed val.
$43,000
1920—1,500,000
Assess. val. '18 (abt. act.)
County seat is Cambridge.
Infirmary (Int. in Cambridge).
,000c
1925
J-J
5s '16
"2,000
1922-1923
/6.000
Pop'n
INTEREST
35,279;
on
1920,
39,675
water bonds is pay¬
able at First Nat.
upon
Bank, New York;
all others at Hamilton.
HAMILTON SCHOOL DIST.
Building Bonds.
J-D
$5,000.
June 1924
4s
J-D
9.600.Dec 23 '21-'23
4s
F-A
20,000-Feb 21 *25-'27
4s
5Ms*14J-D
6,000c
1922
M-N
1,000-Nov 21 '21-'25
Road (Int. in Cambridge).
3Ms
5s *14 M-8 $300,000c-..
1924 4s
5s '15 J-D
17.000c
1924 4Mb
5s *17
J-D 12,000c...June 4 1922 4s '06
4,000--June 4 '22-'23 4s '07
5s '18
J-D
3,000
June 4 1924 4s '08
16,000—June 4 *25-'28 4s
TOT. CO. DT. July 1 '20.
$355,000
Total assess, val. 1919
44,366,985 4s '09
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '16.S3 45
Population 1910,42,716; 1920.45,352 4s '09
5s '16
TOWNSHIP.
April 1915-
val
;
16.000.Feb 26 *23-'28
F-A
16.000c_Nov 6 '22-*29
1.000c --Feb 5 1922
12,750.-Sept 1 '21-26
32,000.Dec 10 '21-28
25,000--May 1 '29-'33
16,000—Nov 1 '21-'28
10,000c. Jan 15'28&*30
J-J
10,000c-Jan 15'32&'34
8,000c—Jan 15 1936
28,000
1928-1936
J-D 300,000c.Dec 10 '33-41
4s *12
8,000
Feb 1 1925
4s
10,000—June 15 1925
4s
Mar 1 '22-'24
4Ms'15 M-S 30,000
This township is in Medina
BOND. DEBT
Assessed
50,244,690
$1,000) 1918—$18.10
1925
s-a
3,000_June 17 *22-'24
Bridge (Int. in Cambridge)
5s '14
M-N $1,200c
May 1922
5s '19
GUILFORD
1910,
1923-1924
14,000
5Ms'18 F-A
5s '18
A-O
Co.
$52,500 5s '19
M-N
F-A
M-S
J-D
—
—
f 40,000.-Dec
$1,000)
$13.60
Population 1910, 1,741; 1920-1,772
1 *26-'29
U20,000__Dec
s-a
2,241,990
Tax rate (per
1 '30-'35
Refunding Bonds.
4s
F-A
$6,500.Feb 12 *22-'34
4.40s
13,000--Apr 7 '22-34
GUSTAVUS TOWNSHIP.
BOND DEBT Juiy 1'20.
$733,000
This township
(P. O. Farmdale Sinking fund
6,935
R. F. D. No. 1) Is in Trumbull Co.
Assessed valuation 1918.-50,947,620
School Bonds.
1
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—$4.45
5s
M-S
$l,475c
1922
INT. at First Nat. Bank.Hamilton.
—
Road
5s
Bonds.
A-O $10,800
1921-1924
5s
A-O
30,000
1924-1933
BOND
DEBT May 18 '21
$32,750
Tot. ass'd val. '20
(act.val.) 1,505,460
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
21-I19.40
747
Population 1910, 767; 1920
This city is in Butler
4Ms'17
---
HAMILTON COUNTY.
County seat is Cincinnati.
upholds
Court
Commissioners'
right to sell Longview Hospital bonds
3ee "Chronicle" of March 4 1916. p.
905.
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
$10,000c-._Jan 1
J-J
I85,000c_-Jan 15
4s *04
M-N 25.000c-.-Nov 1
is '05
M-S 25,000c—Mar 15
6s '20
A-O
95,180
Apr 1
Flood Emergency Bonds.
4s '03
HAMILTON.
4s *04
County.
$30,000
Flood Bonds.
100,000—May 1
32,500c.Aug 1
5s '14
15.000-.Apr 1
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s *18
$20,000—Mar 1
—
F-A
A-O
'38-'47
*21-'33
*22-'24
4Ms'13 F-AI336,888-13-Aug 1
4Ms'14 M-S 800,000
Sept 1
Court House & Jail Bonds.
4Ms'13 A-O $25,000c--June 27
A-O
10.000
Oct 1 1924
4s '09
25,000
Jan 2
F-A
18,000c—Feb 15 1930 4Mb'14 J-J
4s *10
4Ms'14 A-O. 100.000--June 12
4s *11
22,500
Feb 1931
July 1
M-S
20,000.-Mar 1 *23-'32 4Mb* 15 F-A 500.000
5s '18
4 Ms'16 A-O 500.000—Oct 1
Electric-Light Bonds.
Apr 1
4s '06
M-N$65,000
Nov 1 1926 4Ms'17 A-O 500,000
A-O 850.000
Jan 1
4Ms*07 A-O
20,000c—Oct 1 1927 5s '18
A-O 500,000
Sept 1
25,000c
June 1 1928 5s '18
4s '08
J-D
Road Impt. Bonds.
35,000c. ..July 1 1930
4s '10
J-J
J-J
70,000
Jan 1
6,000
May 1 1926 4s *17
4Ms'l6 M-N
108,000
July 1
4s *18
s-a
3,600
Dec 1 1921 4Ms*19J-J
154,000
July 1
12,000c. Apr 1 '22-'24 4Ms'19 J-J
5s '19
s-a
15;000
July 1
4Ms*19 J-J
Gas-Works Bonds.
95,000
Jan 21
J-J
1 1909.) 4s'17
(Subject to call after Feb
Jan 1
4s '09
$10.000
Oct 1924 4Ms'17 J-J 175,000
35,000
Dec 1
20.000
May 1932 4Ms'16 J-D
4s *12
—
"
4s
'12
4s *11
J-J
A-O
4s '10
5s *14
4Ms'l6 M-N
4343*17 M-S
4s '09
5s '19
5s *19
—
-
s-a
s-a
10,000
Nov 1932
10,000
Nov 1926
75,000c. ..July 1 1940
5,000—Oct 1 '2l-'25
7.500
May 1 1926
4Ms'16 M-N 44,500
Nov
4Ms'16 M-N 61.000
Nov
4s '19
42.500
July
6s '20
F-A 174,000
Aug
5Ms'20 J-D 211,500.—.Dec
40,000—Mar 1 *23-'32
90,000
July 1 1934
4s '19
20,000c. Apr
M-N (32,500
116,000
102,5001
9,500
97,000
1 '22-'24
{30,OOOc_May 1 *24-'26
I 5,000c.—May 1 1927
Ditch Bonds.
—-
$35.708.10—.Feb
4 Ms'19
A-O
Sept 1921
Aug 1932
Aug 1923
4s'09
July 1924 5s '20
4s '10
_Sept 1925
General-Improvement Bonds.
4s *07
A-O $16,000
Apr 1 1922 6s '20
—
—-
4s '08
—
—-
—
25,000
30.000
35.000
25.000
1935
1930
1943
1944
17.000
1943
1944
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1948
,
1922
1929
1929
1929
1922
1927
1941
1 1926
1 1926
1 1929
1 1930
1 1930
Nov 1 1929
Nov 1 1929
Oct 1 1929
145,000
23,500
215,000
36,000
1928
Consolidated Bonds.
4s '06
$25,000
4s '07
1923
1924
1924
*23-*32
„
4s '08
This district
1RANDVTEW
DISTRICT.
1931
80.000c_Mar 1 '24-'33
13,500-Feb 15 '21-25
s-a
6s '20
...
5s *13
nurrvPTPT n
Fire
GRAND
5s '19
_s
Building Bonds.
$43,000.
DEBT May 25'21
5s
BOND
5s *13
$32,000
Sinking fund
2,850
4Ms
M-S $1,750 —.$250 yearly
Assessed val'n, real estate. .1,208,220
Refunding Water & Lt. Bonds.
Assessed val'n, personal
1,163,555 4Ms'll M-S $22,000c.8ept 1 '21- 29
Total assessed val. 1920
2,371,785
Motor Fire Truck Bonds.
(Assess, about 70% actual.)
5s
M-S
$5,500--—Mar 1 1925
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $11.80
Water and Light Bonds.
Population 1920
..1,439 3.90s
M-N $10.000c.-.May 1 1931
BOND. DEBT June 1 1921
4Ms'17
Oct 1
15,000
—
s-a
—
4Ms*16
is
54,842,710
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)
1920-$18.40
1910
DIST
SCH.
(P. O. Tiltonville)
in Jefferson County.
„
Total tax rate (per M.) 1920-
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP.
5s '19
__
6s '21
$3,000
Refunding Bonds.
5s'15
J-J
$3,396—July 15 *22-'27
5s *17
7,300
Water and Light Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1921$45,868
Assessment debt (add'l)
2.200
5s *17
to
Children's Home Bonds.
M-S
$9,900c_Sept 1 20-24
Bridge Bonds.
1
4s 06
$2,120c
J-J 1 1922
Is in Athens County.
Water Bonds.
4Ms'16
4s '10
6s '20
GLOUSTER.
1922
1
Mar
Sept 1 1928
8,000 each six months
from Mar 1
1929 to
Mar 1 1931
6s '21
GLENDALE.
Co.
$55,000
Total assess, val. 1921
2,502 000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$20 00
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,800
-
—
---
12,500 ---Sept 1 1921
10,500
1920-1922
Assess, val.
—
1 1922
1 1924
1 1925
1 1932
Mayl947
Feb 1925
July 1934
Sept 1928
Sept 1924
100.000
22,500
25,000
25.000
4,500
—
4s *08
—.
5s '13
ns '16
5s *13
5s '15
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-115.60
Population 1910, 876:1920
827
F-A
—
-
4s *12
4s *09
—
59,000
------ Serially
DEBT May 19 '21- $174,000
Assess, val. real estate—10,599,220
4s '10
$41,097
Total assessed val'n 1920—1,320,205
—
TOT.
4s '09
TOT. DEBT Feb 3 1921—
„
14.500-A-O 1 '21-34
Dec 1 1931
440
-
Bonds.
M-N $6,000c—-May
M-S 25,000c-—Sept
J-J
50.000c—July
A-O
25.000c—Oct
4s *07
Water-Works Bonds.
5s *17
J-J
$5,000.-J-J 1 *36-'41
6s '20
s-a
$1,000.-Dec 1 '32-'33
,
$10,000—Apr 29 1934
25,000
Feb
10
($500 yearly 1922-1934; $1,000 yearly
1935-1952, and $500 1953.)
5Hs'20M-S] 16.000--M-S
'32-'35 TOTAL DEBT
April 1920$81,800
27,000..Mar 1 \36-'44
30,000—Sept 1 '36-'45 Total assessed vafn 1919.-2,066,280
5,000
Mar 1 1945 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19_$l7.50
INT. at Granville Bank Go.
BOND. DEBT Mar 15 '20- $190,000
Assessed value
4,175.770
Population in 1920 (est.)
1.900 GRATIS VILLAGE SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Gratis) is in
GIRARD VIL. SCHOOL DIST.
Preble County.
This district is in Trumbull Co.
Building Bonds.
5s '05
5s '15
A-O $26,535.-A-O 1 *2l-'35
{21,000
Serially
\ 3,000
1934
Refunding Bonds.
5s'06
2,500
1936 6s A-O $4,220—Part yearly to 1934
5s'07
2,500
-1937 TOTAL DEBT June 6 1921-$26,500
5s'08
2,000
1938 Floating debt (add'l)
4,000
6s'13
1,500
Serially
4Ms'16 A-O $88,000—Oct I *2l-'48
GREENE COUNTY.
(See V. 102, p. 1555, for maturity.)
($10.000—M-S
23-27
8,000—Mar 1 '28-'31
4,000—Sept 1 *28-'31
...
—
Street
...
5s * 19
—
---
—
is in Licking County.
This village
—.
A-O
—
—_
This village is in Brown County.
5s '16
F-A
5s *17
5s *15
$3.000
Street Bonds (General).
—-
'22-*34
$41,000
Refunding Bonds.
5Ms'15 M-S
$3,503.75.Sept 1 1922
Assessed val'n,
BOND. DEBT May 31 '18_$40.707
Total assessed val. 1915
601,730 Tot. ass'd val.'20(act,val.)_ 1,719,790
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '17.$14-60 Total tax rate (per $1,000) 20.$19-60
858
Population in 1920 (Census)
971 Population in 1920
——
4Ms'l4 F-A
4s *08
—
„
BOND. DEBT May 25'21.
Assessment debt (add'l)—
GENOA.
This village Is in Ottawa County.
-1922
—-
O.
(P.
—
—
F. D. No. 2) is in Medina Co.
Road Bonds.
Water-Works Bonds.
4s '06
M-N$115,000—Nov 1 1926
4s '10
J-J
50.000c—-July 1 1930
5s '15
5s '13
Water-Works Bonds.
Tax rate (per
4s
Darke County.
(General)M-S $45,750
1921-1925
2,000.
1922
M-N 16,000-Mar 15 '22-'2o
2.500
1921-1925
5s '16
1916—8.372,320
Assessed valuation
6s '20
School tax
GRANGER TOWNSHIP.
May 1922
Nov 1 1930
5s *15
Sewer
Assess, val. '20 (abt.
192i-1933
$6.500
...
TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1
This city Is In
5s '99
DEBT
Library Bonds.
M-N $1.100
s-a
$15.000
GREENVILLE.
Apr. 2 1921-- $57,250
TOT.
—
5s
[Vol. 112.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
128
M-S
13!000lMar
1 1930
92,500
A-O
.16,000
95,180—Apr
1 1930
JUNE, 1921.]
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
HAMILTON
TOTAL DEBT
4b *85
Assess,
CO. (Concluded)—
Court-House Rebuilding Bds.
M-N$350,000c
May 1 1935
(Subject to call after May 1 1915)
4a '86
J-D
$25,000c..June 15 1936
(Subject to call after June 15 1916)
Jail Bonds.
4s '10
M-S $200,000c._Mch 1 1940
4s '12
M-S 280,175c
Mch 22 1942
Hospital Bonds.
3H '05 J-J
$50.000c...July 1 1955
$34,300
12,500
6s '16
14,479,290
6s *18
Sinking fund
val. real estate
Assess, val. pers'l prop'y. 19,479,570
Tot assess val
'20 (75%
actual)
State&Co .tax rate
Population 1910,
This
.33,958,860
(per M) "20$16.52
19,076; 1920-625
TWPTRUR.
HARRISON
district
S.
O. Payne)
(P.
$90.000
July 1 1926
Court-House Furnishing Bds.
4s'86
J-D $100,000c.June 15 1936
(Subject to call after June 15 1916)
Memorial Building Bonds.
3Hs'03 F-A$250,000c
Aug 1 1953
(Subject to call Aug 1 1933)
Armory
4s '05
BOND
Bonds.
M-S $115,000c_Mch 15 1930
DEBT Sept 1 '20.$8,174,743
Sinking fund
1,281,849
558,556,150
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal__327,024,100
Total val. 1921 (actual).885,580,250
County tax (per $1,000) 1921..$4.40
Population in 1920
493,727
INT. at office of County Treasurer.
County seat Is Flndlay.
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'16 F-A
3,991 64-Feb 7 1922
Bridge Bonds.
5s '17
J-J
$9,000..July 1 *22-'27
Infirmary Bldg. Bonds.
5b '15
A-O $6 S,200—Oct 1 *21-'30
Road Bonds.
5s'17
F-A $26,000
...
6s '18
s-a
5s '19
J 84,000
15 ~21-' 29
7,000
1929
31.500.Mar 15 '22-'30
s-a
6s '20
J-D
1162.OOOc.July 15'21-'29
\
s-a
6s '20
s-a
6s *20
1927
135,0001July
...
5Hs'20
6s '20
1921-1927
9 500
s-a
5s '19
1921-1922
12,200
I
19,000cJuly 15 1938
7,500.Aug 15 '21-'28
26,000__Aug 1 '21-'30
s-a
val.
assess,
1,049,026
1919
School tax (per $1,000) 1919
Population in 1920 (est.)
$2.75
22,730
TWP,
SCH.
DIST
This district (P. O. Kirkersville) is
in
Licking County.
Deficit Bonds.
($6,000—Apr 1 '22-'27
6,000—.Oct 1 '21-:26
5Jis'19 A-O
\
Building Bonds.
5s '15
A-O $23,200—A-O
BOND. DEBT Apr
1
6,500..Oct
1 '21-*27
A-O
A-O
Water debt
6s '21
A-O
(included)
Floating debt (additional)
HOLMES
SCH.
DIST.
40,000c. F-A
15,000c_Feb
*36-'45
1 '46-'50
I0,000c-Aug
1 '46-'50
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Prin. and int. payable at Croton
Banking Co.
HEBRON
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Road
Donas
payable at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.:
others at County Treasury.
on
HABDIN COUNTY.
(P. O. Hebron) is in
Pop'n 1917 (est.) ,2,000
Bonds.
5s
13
M-N
$26,250.May31'22-35
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1921.
$30,000
Floating debt
10,000
Sinking fund
5,000
Total
val.
assess,
6s '21
4,506,000
1920
A-O
29,500
6s '21
A-O
6s '21
A-O
A-O
16,500
15,500
28,000
1922-1928
1922-1928
1922-1930
Mar.
1
Sept. 1 1925.)
GEN. BD. DT.
Apr 6 '21-
Road Bonds.
TOTAL
5s '17
5s '18
$13,700...Sept 24 1921
15,500
...
A-O
f 8,000.Aug 26 '21-'22
135,075-Aug 26 *23-'29
5s '19
J-D
$209,300
(add'l)
464,200
674,500
DEBT
180,000
Sinking funds
Total val. 1920 (60% act.)44,lll,610
County tax rate(per$l,000)'20.$3.20
Popul'n 1910, 25,119; 1920, 23,362
INT.
40.000.June 26 '22-'29
at
County Treasurer's office.
Pike Bonds.
5s'19
A-O $21,000..Oct 23 '21-23
Court-House Constr. Bonds.
4s '12
A-O $17,100.-Oct 1 '21-'22
5s *13
J-D
16,000-_June 1 '22-'23
HICKS VILLE.
This village is in Defiance
^sAu/Af
5J^s'19
7$24,000_Nov
J-D
\
6s 'El
Refunding Bonds.
5s '13
$>,000c. Sept 1 '2l-'23
Bridge Bonds.
4^s'12 F-A $20,000
5s '13
A-O
31,830..Oct 1 '21-*31
5s '13
J-J
8,829c_Sept 1 '2l-'23
5s *13
M-N 21,100-Nov 10 '2l-'27
5s '15
M-S
10,/20-Sept 1 '2l-'25
4^9*17 A-O
16.000_.Apr 9 '22-'27
5s '18
F-A
16,000.Aug 26 '2l-'28
6s *21
s-a
15,000..Apr 4 '22-'31
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$3,171c.Sept 1 *2l-'23
Jail and Office-Bldg. Bonds.
5s '15
$8,337
TOT
BD DT Apr 14 '21 .$554,622
Assessment debt (add!)
246,867
Floating debt
3,218
Assess vai real estate
33,812,780
Assess val personal..
25,515,250
Tot assess val
'20 (60%
actual
59,328,030
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$7 30
Population 1910,30,407; 1920.29,167
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
...
This
TOWNSHIP.
5s
...
1
'2l-'29
Hillsboro
is
the
county seat.
...
Assessed val'n, real est
23,448,940
Assessed val'n. personal.. 14,692,330
Total ass'd val'n 1920 (abt.
60%
Popul'n
(per $1,000)
1920—$17.46
1910, 28,711;
1920,
27,610
HILLSBORO."
This
village is in Highland Co.
BOND. DEBT
Total
Sept 1912.
val.
assess,
$76,500
1912. —.3,972,075
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$11.60
Population in 1910—
SPEC".
4,296
SCH.
Building Bonds.
$29,000
DIST.
.1939
...
17,500.
...
Improvement Bonds.
5s '16
M-S
$3,336.Sept 15 '2l-'24
BOND. DEBT June 1 1916
$41,500
Total
val.
assess,
tax rate
1918
5,0OO,0O0
(per $1,000) 1915 $5.65
4s *05
'11
5s '13
5s'15
48
Van
Wert Co.
M-S $25.000c
Mch 1 1923
M-S
25.000c.Sept 1 *24~'28
M-S
10,000..Sept 1 '29-'30
J-D
10.000—-June 15 1931
BOND. DEBT May 29 '20 $100,804
9 463
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1920
Total tax
2,772,500
(per $1,000) 1919—-$14.70
Population
in
1920
1,350
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Convoy.
HARRISON
Inter-County Highway
.s *14
$19,500
.8 *16
35,000—
Children's Home Impt.
6s '20
6s '20
Highway
Bonds.
M-S $80,000—Sept 1 '21-30
M-S
88,000—Sept 1 '21-'30
M-S
42,500—Sept 1 '21-'30
M-S
73,600
($66,240, Mar.
1
'22-'30; $7,360,
Sept. 1 1930.)
Rush Creek Bonds.
6s '21
s-a
$8,943.32.-1922-1931
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '21.$317,000
Floating debt, (add'l)
5,000
Population '10, 23,650; '20, 23,291
HOLGATE.
Bonds.
Bonds.
---
$15,500
18.800
411.740
prop.
3,642,342
2,000
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP.
This township
is in Seneca Co.
BOND.DEBT May 17 '18$83,000
Total assess, val.
8,635.960
Total tax rate (per $1.000)
$4.80
Population 1910, 2,194; 1920, 2,240
TWPTRUR.
HOWLAND
This district
SCH. D.
(P.O. Warren, Route
5). is in Trumbull County.
School Bonds. (Tax Free.)
5s '15
A-O $24,290—A-O 1 *2l-'26
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 '21—
$40,000
Assessed val'n, real estate. 11,744,250
Assessed val'n, personal.. 4,396,080
Tot. ass'd val.'20 (% act.) 16,140,330
School tax rate (per $1,000)'20 $14.40
INT. payable at
National
Bank,
State
assess,
26,756
451,892
val. 1920—.68,347,475
&
Co. tax (per $1,000)
1920 (abt. 50% actual)
$4.70
Population *10, 34,206; '20, 32,424
INT. at office of County Treasurer.
INDEPENDENCE
RURAL
S.
D.
This
district
(P.
O.
Brooklyn
R. F. D. No. 2) is in Cuyahoga Co.
Site and Building Bonds.
5s'19
A-O $ )8,OOOc.Oct 1 *2l-'40
This city Is the oounty seat
rence
—
...
Memorial
4s '07
Hall.
A-O
$19.000c.-Apr 1
_—
...
Smallpox Epidemic Bonds.
5s
M-S $15,000c—.Sept 1 1923
Street Bonds.
5s
M-S $25.000c
4s '12
J-D
5s '14
Sept 1 1923
15,000c...June 1 1932
J-D
5s '12
J-J
M-S
is in Trumbull County.
Street Imot. Bonds.
$45,000-$9,000 A-O
1921-1923
5^s'19 A-O
14,000
A-O '24-'30
Storm Sewer Bonds.
640c—.June 1 1922
July 1 1934
12.200c. ..Mar 1 1935
93,860
1922
12,000
Nov 1 1940
37,500c
s-a"
Sewer Bonds.
5s '04
J-D
4s '09
J-J
4s '11
A-O
$5,009c
June
35,000c...July
15,000c...Apr
25,000c...June
4s '12
J-D
Sidewalk Bonds.
M-S($10,000—Sept 1 '21-'25
5s '15
M-S
$7,600.-Sept 1
\
8,000—Mar 1 '22-'25
Water Bonds.
Sewer, Paving and Sidewalk.
5s '04
J-D
$5,000c—June
6s '18
M-S
$3,000c
M-N 50,000c...Nov
BOND. DEBT May 22 '20
$71,500 4s '06
J-D
20,000c—Dec
Assessment debt; (add'l)...
68,584 4s '07
4s *11
M-S
18,000c—Mar
Water debt (included)
37.000
6s '20
Sinking fund
assessed
Total
4s
A-O
6s *21
s-a
6s '20
8,704
valuation
1927
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '04
J-D
$5,000c...June 1 1924
5s'13
9,000—.July 1 1933
4Hs'16
6,000.
5s '18
M-N
960-May 15 '22-'28
6s '20
This village
(?)
IRONTON.
6s '18
HUBBARD.
s-a
6,000c
23,000
1 1924
1 1929
1 1931
1 1932
*21-'25
1 1924
1 1926
1 1927
1 1931
1931
Jan 1 1941
Nov 1 1940
12,000
4.283,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19.$15.60
Water-Filtration-Plant Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,699; 1920, 3,320 4^sT6 J-D$375,000
June 1 1936
1919 (2-3 act.)
TOWNSHIP.
(P. O. Hubbard) Is
This township
4^s'18 J-J
30,000c...Jan 1 1938
Refund. Sewer & Street Bonds.
4s
June $44,500c.. June 15 1925
in Trumbull County.
BOND. DEBT Apr '20—_
$40,000
Total assessed val. 1919—8.840,350
Population 1919, 5,500; 1920, 5,337
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '07
J-J
4s '06
J-J
J-J
M&S
4s *06
4s
'11
$16,000c—July 1 1927
90,000c—Jan 1 1926
20,000c—July 1 1926
18.000
1931
TOT. BD. DT. Mar.l2'21$l,098,262
School-Building Bonds.
Sinking fund
147,704
$90,000—Apr 1 *23-'52 Tax valuation
192 )
21,000,000
5s '19
30,000—Oct 1 '23-'32 Tax
A-O
rate (per $1,000) 1917—$15.20
80,000—Oct 1 *33-'52
Pop'n 1910, 13,147;
1920. 14,007
(30,000
A-O '23-'37
INT. on spec, assess.bonds at City
5s '19
A-O (15,000—Apr 1 '38-'52
130.000—Oct 1 '38-'52 Treasury; other bonds at the Nat.
Park Bank, N. Y. City.
High-School Equipment Bonds.
6s '21
A-O $25,000-.Oct 1 '25-'49
TOTAL DEBT Apr 4 1921
$275,000
Total assessed val'n 1920-13,200,000
IRONTON
4s *07
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
J-J
4s '08
J-J
$9,500c—July 1 1927
10,000c...July 1 1928
J-D
5s '14
35,000c__June 11 1934
HUDSON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
J-D
5s *14
5,000c...Dec 4 1934
This district (P. O. Hudson) is in
s-a
5s *19
25,000
Dec 1 1939
Summit County.
F-A
6s '20
75,000...Aug 15 1940
BOND. DEBT Apr 1918—
$56,000 6s
F-A 400,000
'21
Feb 1 1941
Total assessed val. 1918—1,634,000
BOND. DEBT July 1 '20$96.500
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T8-$5.00
Sinking fund
17,183
Population in 1918
1,200 Total value 1919...
22,500,000
School tax rate (per $1,000)'19 .$4.60
HUNTSBURGITTWP. RD. DIST.
Population In 1918 (est.) —17,000
This district (P. O. Chardon) is in
Geauga County.
Road Improvement Bonds.
JACKSON.
5s '15
M-N$25,865-May 20 '21-'35
This city is in Jackson County.
BOND. DEBT Nov 11 '16.
$34,000
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1916
1,000,000
$7,500Aug5'33-'35-'37
Tax rate (per $1,000 1916
$15.00 5s '19
s-a
6,000.Aug 15 '34-'36
5,500
HURON.
This village Is
in Erie County.
$41,500
41,500
Assess, debt (add'l)
6,000
Sinking fund
7,600
Total assessed val. 1920
5,200,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20$15.00
Population in 1920
1,754
HURON
COUNTY.
Nor walk is county seat.
-s
$41,000
Children's Home Bonds.
...
5s '12
J-D $23,OOOc_J&D 1 *2l-'32
Court-House Bonds.
M-S $20,0<K)c.M&S 1 '21-26
5^8*13 F-A
27,000c.F & A '21-34
Road Bonds (County).
($3,500
1924
5s *12
5s
'16
J-D
...
1,500
147,500
91,700.
5s *17
A-O
116,425
Funding Bonds.
6s '17
Dec f .$350—Dec
31 1927
,000-Dec 31 *28-'35
l 4,f
"
'
5s '18
A-O
,19,500
13,300.
5s '19
A-O
69,900
5s '20
A-O
20,380
s-a
Total
5s '15
Western Reserve
Warren.
/ $750
Feb 1 1924
\ 7,000..Feb 1 *25-'31
6s '19
$2,500c
village is in Henry County.
5s '15
J-J
509
Jan 1
1922
5s '19
A-O
9,f,00c
A-O '21-'24
TOT. CO. DT. June 1 '21
$945,030
Road bonds
479,163
Ditch bonds
13,975
of Law¬
County.
Incorn.In 1851.
Deficiency Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
$18,000
Nov 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
5s *14
$9,200
1934
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
$10,000 ...NoV 1 1933
pers'l
Tot.assess.val.'19(^ act.)
Population in 1920..
$3,400
1921-1924
Water-Improvement Bonds.
4-4Hs
...
Turnpike Bonds.
_s *15
$21,900
BOND. DEBT April 1921
Assessment debt
This
Water and Light Bonds.
...
—
Inter-County
6s '20
COUNTY.
Cadiz is the county seat.
5s
The county seat is Logan.
6s '20
..1931
Bridge Bonds.
5Hs'13 M-N$20.000c_M & N '21-'26
5s 15
J-J
4.010.. July 1 '22-'23
(See V. 100, p. 2184, for maturity)
Assessed val'n,
BOND. DEBT Apr 20'21.
Water debt (included)
HOCKING COUNTY.
This district Is In
1928
BONDED DEBT
Population in 1920
38,131,270
actual)
Tax rate
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 .$15 .00 Total
Population 1910, 2,088; 1920..1,938
HARRISON TOWNSHIP RD. DIS.
'20,
2,378
i
COUNTY.
Road Bonds.
$190.000
14.000—Mar 1 '22-'25
6s '20
M-S
14,000—Sept 1 '21-'24
,2,500
Sept 1 1925
TOTAL DEB^T Apr 5 1921
$212,250
Assess, debt additional
112,000
-s
5s
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 *21.
$83,000
Tot.ass'd val. 1920
2,925.360
17,909;
(?)
16,965
HUBBARD VILLAGE SCH. DIST.
HIGHLAND
5s'14
$8,000..Mar 1 '23-'46
26,000
Mar 1 1936
(?)
Population in 1920
township (P. O. Elmore) is Id
Road Bonds.
M-S
Bonds.
$11,900—Oct
HILLSBORO
Ottawa County.
5s '16
1,600
Impt.
s-a
BONDED DEBT.
J-J
HARRIS
Street
5s '19
(36,000
174,200
School Bonds.
6s '18
M-S $30,000
Mar 1 1938
TOTAL DEBT Apr 5 1921
$57,000
Assessed val'n, real estate—2,238,600
HUBBARD
1 '2l-'28
Sept 1 1929
1927
—.1929
1930
1922-1926
...
'10,
1923
1924
1921
.
Sinking fund
19,500
BONDED DEBT
Tpulation
87,500
112,500
NET DEBT
($7,000,
Mar.
1
'22-'26;
$7,000,
Sept. 1 '22-'26.)
'21
M-S $60,000
i,000, Mar. 1 '22-'31; $30,000,
Sfept. 1 *22-'31.)
>',800—Sept
( $
\
1 *21-'28
7,129 52 Nov 1 1929
$787.50,
County.
Ron/ic
s-a
Funding Bonds.
6s '20
'22-'25;
M-S $14,000
,
Assessment debt
M-S
...
($7,200,
1922-1929
Kenton Is the county seat.
5s '17
Bonds.
$7,987.50
6s '20
This district
Licking Co.
Building
6s '21
court-nouse
COUNTY.
Millercburg is the county seat.
...
on
2,000
760,000
(per $1.000)
$15.60
Population 1910, 1,095; 1920, 1,039
'21-'35
(Assessment at cash value.)
Road and Bridge Bonds.
School tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$7.30
.s
$60,100..
INT. pay. at the Hebron Bk. Co.
TOT. CO. DT. Mar 14 '21$1,095,878
Assess, val,, real
45,624,870
Assess, val., personal
60,891,650 HENRY COUNTYT
Total assess, value (80%
County seat Is NaDoleon
s-a
actual) 1920
$26,000c—.J-D '22-'25
106,516,520 5s '19
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
Road Improvement Bonds.
$3.10
A-O $27,000
1922-1928
Population in 1920
38,388 6s '21
INTEREST
13,000
$37,500
HOLMES VILLE
SCHOOL DIST.
1,049A
This district (P. O. Holmesville)
Total assess, val. 1920
3,155,0 i0
is in Holmes Counlfy.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$19.10
(P. O. Croton) is in
Licking County.
School Building Bonds.
$10,OOOc.F-A
'26-'30
10,000c.Feb 1 '31-'35
6s '20
s-a
5,000c.Aug 1 '31-'35
A-O
5s '19
6 '21--
CENT.
120,500.
4.350.+—Oct 1
88,000.1
5s '18
5,038.76Sept 1 '28-'37
Sinking fund..
HARTFORD
($2,500
A-O
6s '20
6s '20
HARRISON
M-S
5s '17
TOTAL DEBT May 16T8-$49,800
Assessment debt (add'l)
20,000
500
This district
HANCOCK COUNTY.
4^s'17
Sinking fund
Total
800
Total tax rate
Paulding County.
School Building Bonds.
4Ks'16 J-J
Sept
*23-'28
Mar 1 1929
Total assessed val'n 1918
6s '20
s-a
$25,000—Oct 1 '21-'45
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '20—
$25,000
M-N175,000c...May 1 1930
Reading Pike Impt. Bonds.
1
6s'19
5s '14
73,000—Mar 1
Apr
is in
Toll-Pike Purchase Bonds.
4s '05
M-S $50,000c
Sept 1 1930
Road Bonds (State).
Refunding Bonds.
June $2,816..June 1 '26-'28
D,
(Subject to call after July 1 1930)
4Ms'16 A-O 300,000
Apr 1 1946
4s'05
129
—
.
—
3,500—Aug 15 1938
Paving Bonds.
$15,000.-Aug 1 '21-'23
6s '20
F-A
12,000..Aug 1 '24-'27
15,000. .Aug 1 '28-'30
Refunding Bonds.
$12,000
1921-1922
31,000
1923-1926
5s '16
F-A
2,000
Aug 1 1921
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1917.)
TOT. BD. DT. May 21 '21. $143,200
Assess, debt (add'l)
61,000
Floating debt
25,000
Sinking fund
17,277
Total assessed val. 192)—5,262.440
Total tax rate (per$l,000) '20.$21.00
Pop'n 1910, 5.468; 1920 -—5.842
5s '15
5s *15
.1926
1925
1927
1927
1928
1929
...
JACKSON COUNTY.
Jackson Is the county seat.
.1922
1925
—
Turnpike Bonds.
M-S$ 100,000c..Mar 1922-26
4s
A-O 100,000c..Apr 1 '27-*31
State Highway Bonds.
5s *20
$14,800
1921-1925
4s
...
5Ms'20
5Hs'20
...
...
15,000
35,500
1921-1925
1921-1925
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
130
JACKSON
CO.
(Concluded)—
1921-1934
f Infirmary-Building Bonds.
4s '00
J-D $ 10.000c June 30'22-'26
TOT. CO. DT. Apr 1 '21.
$259,500
Sinking fund
27,308
Assessed valuation, real__l 1,333,980
Assessed val'n. personal—
891,240
Total val'n 1920 (act.
-County tax
val.)21,225,220
(per $1,000) 20—$7.60
Popul'n 1910, 30,791; 1920, 27,342
Assessed valuation
630,720
1917
TOWNSHIP.
Tills township (P. O. Polk)
Ashland County.
Population
is in
1910,
5s *16
A-O
5s *16
A-O
JOHNSON ST. PARIS SCH. DIS.
This
in
district
(P.
O.
Paris)
St.
Is
Champaign County.
1921-1941
(18 ODOc.-A-O
'21-'38
1 6.000C-.A-0
'39-'41
5J*s'19A-0
I
—
—
M-S
1921-1924
1921-1925
1019, for maturity)
16,000
15,000
M-S
(see V. 100, p.
TOTAL DEBT Nov 29 '15
$97,000
Assessed valuation 1914—4,162,720
Actual value (estimated)..5,000,000
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1915
$8.40
Population 1910, 2,122; 1920 , 2,104
INT. at Commercial Bank & Sav.
Co., Fostoria.
Total tax rate
This village Is in Summit County.
Organized April 6 1908.
Storm-Water Sewer Bonds.
s'18
$75,000c
1943-1945
Vater Wks. & Sewage Disposal.
...
5s '16
(P. O. Byesville) is
Road Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
($14,000.-Mar 1 *22-'28
\ 14,000-Sept 1 '22-'28
TOTAL DEBT Apr 21 '20.
$34,000
Tot. assess, val. 1919
2,249,270
.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1919---$19,140
1&20
Population in
„
7,340
583
KENMORE.
$20,000
J-D
1 1925
Apr
(7,000-Dec 20 '21-'27
1 500—Dec 20 1928
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
This township
$15.00
(per $1,000)
Population in 19z0
4Hs'15 J-D
In Guernsey County.
—
Population
Water Bonds.
4s '12
J-D$100.000—Dec 23
—
4)4s'17A-0
6s '18
Aug 1 1928
—
($1,000 yearly Apr 1 1927-32, $2,000
Apr 1 1933 and $3,000 each 6 mos.
from Oct. 1 1933-Oct 1 1937. incl.)
31,434--Part each six
534s'19 A-O
6s '20
months beginning Apr. 1 1929
A-O /17,000—Apr
1 '31-'47
117,000—Oct
(5s.
Water Works
1942
5Ms'14 M-N. 35,000
Nov 1 1934
J-D
f 4,000—Dec 20'21-'24
1
500.—Dec 20 1925
5s '18
32,000c
1938-1941
---
5s' 17
14,000c.June 1 '27-'33
Municipal Building Bonds.
4Hs'17 F-A $40,000—Feb 15 1957
5s>4'17 M-N 12,000c.Nov 1 *43-'45
6s H8
2,000...Aug 15 1922
—
5Ms'20M-S( 28,000.-M-S
'31-*37
42,000..M-S
'38-'44
4,000
Mar 1 1945
80,0000
BOND. DEBT May 1 '20$90,000
Total assess, val. 1919
3,414,570
'
-s
'20
V.
Ill,
s-a
—
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
$4,000—Apr
1
4^s'16
1,300
Population in 1920 (est.
JACKSON TWP.
RUR.
S. D.
(P. O. Helena) is in
Sandusky County.
School Building Bonds.
This district
*22-'24
'25~"29
($10,000c_ A-O
( 25,000c.A-O
I 30,000c.A-O
_s'20
'30-'34
$80,000
5Ks'17
(?)
Feb
1 1936
( l,OOOc-Octl5'21-'22
\
300C—Oct 15 1923
s-a
15,000c
1935-1937
July 1 '21..$378,300
(add'l)
291,833
Floating debt
10,000
Ass'd val. '21 (^ act.)...17,143,410
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $20.00
s-a
BOND. DEBT
Assessment debt
_ _
Population In 1910 1,561 ;.'20 12,863
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
KENMORE VIL.
-
BONDED DEBT
109, for maturity.)
$5,000
-.1924
25.000
—
5)48*17
5s'19 A-O
SCH.
DIST.
($100,000. .Oct 1
25,000.-Oct 1
15,000
Oct
'36-'40
'41-*45
1 1946
.
JEFFERSON.
4.98'19 A-O
This village is in
Ashtabula Co.
Street Impt. (Vil. Portion) Bds.
6s '16
J-D
$6,500.-June 1 *26-'35
5s '16
M-S
7,500.-Mar 1 '22-*26
6s '20
5s '15
5s '12
ann
24.170..July
Refunding Bonds.
6s '18
ann
$2,400-.Mar
6s '20
s-a
/ 3,000c.Aug
152,000c. Aug
BOND. DEBT May 28 '20.
Assessed debt additional
Total assessed val
1 '21-*25
1 '22-'24
1 '21-'23
22,000—Aug 16 1930
Building Bonds.
5s '10
$1,500
Sept 1 1921
Oct
112,000—Oct 1
5s '13
15,000—Oct
5s '14
—
2,341,150
Total tax rate(per $1.000) '19.$19.20 5s '17
Population 1910, 1,461; 1920, 1,532
A-O
Assess.dt.(add'1)May 26 '20
187,490
Water dt .(incl.)May 26*20
106,010
Floating debt May 26 *20_
10,500
Total assessed val. 1920—8,000,000
Total tax 1920 (per $1,000)$24.50
Population 1910, 7,185; 1920, 7,690
1
75,000.-Oct 1
60,000—Oct 1
f50,000c__0ct 1
75,000c__0ct 1
1921
INT. at office of Treas. Bd. of Ed.
Popul
1910,
$1,000) '14—$2.80
77,580
INTEREST payable at Co. Treas.
n
65,423;
1920,
6s *18
VILTSCH.
1 '22-*27
Building Bonds.
4^s'16 A-O $33,057c„Oct 1 *21-'55
A-O
4,200c_0ct
1
1946
.13,640
$11.000.
3,000.
6,000.Sept 15 '23-'26
(8,000—Sept 1 '24-'27
Sept 1 1928
9,000
16,000
General Sewer Bonds.
(approx. 75% actual).-.4,100,000
Total tax rate (per$l,000)'19-$13.05
INT. on bonds of 1915 payable at
Farmers Bank, New Paris.
Water Works Bonds.
($14,650—Sept 1 '21-'39
1
Population in 1920
(?)
582
J-D $275,000—Dec 3P*25-49
(See V. 109. p. 603, for maturity.)
6s 20
J-D 200,000-Nov 12 '24-*50
(See V
lll.p
1679 for maturity )
(?)
KENTON.
JOHNSTOWN.
This city Is In Hardin
This village is
in Licking County.
Water and Light Bonds.
6s'16
°$3,000
1926
—
(Subject to call after 1917.)
s-a
6,000
Oct 1
<6s '18
f
5s
County.
Paving Bonds.
20
A-O
$4,000c.Oct
1 '30-'39
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5>4s'20
1928
s-a
A-O
5s '14
A-O
18,000—Apr 1
36,000-Oct 1
1
'22-'26
I 2,000-Apr
7,000..Apr
1
1
($1,700c.-_Mar 1 193n
\17,OOOc-Mar 1 '31 *4"
1925
*22-'27
'22-'29
'27-'28 4Hs*16 A-O
3,000
'22-'28 5s '17
A-O / 2,000
5s '14
(2,000—Apr 1 '22-'23
'24-'28
*22-'28
5s *18
*21-'29
20,000—Oct 1 '21-"30
Oct 1 1921
Oct 1 1924
75,000--Oct 1 '25-'39
10.000
Oct 1 1924
90.000.$20,000 yrly.
begin. Oct 1 1930
75,000 ($5,000
yearly
—.
A-O
13,000—Apr 1 *27-'28 5s '19
Flood Emergency Bonds.
\$1,000
1921
5s
A-O $4i,850—A&O *21-'29 5s '19
A-O $380,000
'33-'40
TOT. CO. DT. July 1 '20$244,450 5s '19
A-O ( 2,000
Oct 1 1921
Road bonds July 1 1919._
75,005
148,000--Oct 1 '22-'37
Assess, val. '19 (abt. act.) 53,726'160
General Sewer Bonds.
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '15—$2.84
4s '00
A-O $88,000
1921-1942
Popul'n 1910, 30,181; 1920, 29,580
4^s'02A-O
20.000
1921-1930
INT. payable in Mount Vernon.
TOT BD DT Dec 1 *20-$3,379,154
Assess, debt (incl. in above)
815,154
KUNKLE RURAL SCH. DIST.
Sinking fund
68,483
This district (P. O. Kunkle) is in
Assessed valuation 1920—73,335,710
Williams County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$25.10
($2,000--Mar 1 '22-'23
Pop'n '10, 15,181; '20
41.732
5s '18
M-S
20,000--Mar 1 *24-'33
INT. at Cleveland Tr. Co., Cleve.
15,000--Mar 1 '34-'38
—
4)4s
3,000
--.
Mar 1 1922
BOND. DEBT 1918
$43,000
(50% act)2,041,000
Bridge Bonds.
$184,000.-M-S '2l-'39
5s '19
M-S
88,000-M-S
'40-'47
10,000._M-S'2l-'48
Court-House and Jail
Bonds.
4Hs'07 M-S$ 135,000c M&S 1 '21-'34
(See V. 85, p. 1476.)
Grade-Crossing (Co.'s Share).
4Hs'16 M-8 $12,000c.M-S 1 '2l-'32
Road and Bridge.
4Hs'll M-S
5,000c
Sept 1921
4Hs'13 M-S 43.680cM&S 1 '20-"33
115,000
Sept 1 1934
4Hs
17,000
Sept 1 1925
4)4s
5s '17
19,000
5s '17
M-S
(156,100c.M&S 1 *21-'26
\ 20,500c._.Mar 1 1927
12.000C.M&S 1 '21-'26
M-S (30.000—Sept 1 '21-'26
[ll.OOO
M-S 1927
90,000
Road Improvement Bonds.
$45,000
M-S '22-'30
106,000
M-S '22-'30
6,000.—Feb 28 1931
23,000
o.M-S '22-'29
6s '21 M-S
1,500
Mar 1 1930
76,000
M-S '22-"30
5,000.—Feb 28 1931
114,000
M-S '22-'30
18,000
M-S '22-'30
1,000
Mar 1 1931
Agricultural Society (FairGds).
4s *12
M-S $40,000c.Sept 1 '21-'27
4Hs'13 M-S 40.000C-M&S *23-*29
—.
.
LAKEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4^s'03 Oct
4Hs'06Sept
County seat ls Palnesvllle.
5s
BONDED DEBT
5s '13
Road Bonds.
5s *18
A-O ($2,500—Apr
5s *19
in
5s '19
14,650.-Mar 1 '22-'40
BONDED DEBT
5s '09
(25,000—Mar 1 *22-'26
KENT VILLAGE SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Kent)
is
School Bonds.
Harrison County
General Street Bonds.
A-O
$7,000-.Apr
COUNTY.
Mount Vernon is county seat.
5s *17 M-S
Portage County.
s-a
KNOX
— -
JEWETT.
5^s'19
Municipal Site Bonds.
4Hs'll A-O $15,500
Oct 1
place
(P.
O.
Willoughby
Deficiency Bonds.
R. F. D. No. 2) is In Lake County.
5s '19
A-O ($10.000
Oct 1 1921
Road Bonds.
1 90.000.-Oct 1 *22-'27
5s
M-S $18.725
5Ms'20 A-O
19,870—Oct
1 '21-*30
BOND
DT
May 19 *21$48,725 5^s'20 A-O
( 3,000
Oct 1 1921
Ass'd val
'20(2-3 act)—2.283,000
\84.000_-Oct 1 *22-'42
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$15.80 6s *21
A-O (44,000—Oct
1 '25-'35
Population in 1920
'
--957
\44,000--Apr 1 '25-'35
LAKE COUNTY.
Bank, N. Y.
Bonds.
—
This
M-S $78.000..Sept 1 *21-'46
s-a
21.000
Nat.
—
Intersection
KIRTLAND TOWNSHIP.
5s '15
Chase
1935
$15,000c—-Oct 1 1926
33,000
1922-1938
10,090
Oct
1 '21- 30
Twp. tax rate (per $1,000) '18-$14.40
Assess, val. 1918
'16
1
Bonds.
A-O
4Hs'12 A-O $1 ,500
Oct 1 '2l-'22
5s *14
12,000—-Oct 1 '2l-'32
4Hs'16
16,000
1921-1936
M-N
—
This village is in
Sinking fund
M-S
5s
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
A-O $25,000
Oct
5s '13
5s '18
Total assessed val. 1918
6s '18
'21-'42
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
4Hs'16 A-O ($1,000
Oct 11921
124,000—-Oct 1 '22-'29
5)^s'20 A-O
$73,500
3,187
2,536,650
17,500—Apr 1
3,500—Apr 1
534s
10,000—Sept '24-'26
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 1920
$40,000
6s'92
M-S $10,000
Mar 1 1922
Assessed debt additional
5,000
J-J
8,926c_Jan 1 '22-'23
Total assessed val. 1919
2,591,620 5s '02
1,000
Oct 111927
School tax (per $1,000) 1919-.$7.354
5s '17
A-O
10.000.A&01 *28-'32_
Population in 1920
1,515
1.000
Apr 1 1933
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Jefferson
4Hs
30,000—Sept 1 *26-'40
10,000
JEFFERSON TWPTRURAL S. D.
Sept '24-'33
This district (P. O. New Paris) is GEN BD DT June 2'21. $219,319
Assessment debt (add'l)-In Preble Co.
132,036
Pop'n (est.), 2,250.
Floating debt
10,000
School Bonds.
Sinking fund
2,500
5e '15
s-a
$43,500c
($1,500 payable each 6 months on Tot'ass'd val '20(54 act )12,254,290
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920.-$20.20
(April and Oct. 1.)
BOND. DEBT May 22 *20
$43,500 Population 1910, 4,488; 1920, 7,070
INT. on general bonds payable at
Total
assessed
val.
1919
5s '17
—_
($1,000
Oct 1 1922
144,000—Oct 1 *23-*44
40,000—Apr 1 '27-*34
215,000
1930-1940
14,000
*40 & *41
Fire and
Water
BOND. DEBT May 1 1919
6s '18
DIST.
School Bonds.
6s '19
M-S
$2,100c_Mar
A-O
(5,000—Apr 1 '22-*26
U.000
JEFFERSON
5s *18
5s
Road Bonds.
6s '15
A-O $23,500c
5s *16
A-O
50,000c
A-O
village Is In Portage County.
M-S
5s *17
O. Kinsman) is in
Population
1910,
5s *18
*35-'40
*41-'42
'43-'45
General Street Bonds.
s-a
4Hs'17 A-O
1,259; 1920, 1,204
A-O
Incorporated Aug. 17 1864.
5s '16
TOWNSHIP.
This twp. (P.
Co
Trumbull
A-O
11 '21 $720,500
'21(70% act.).18,000,000
434s'17 s-a
5J4s'17 M-S
KINSMAN
5s '18
1
1933
Park Bonds.
—
5s'18
-
County tax (per
—-*34-'42
(P.O. Kingston) is in
1 1930
*21-'34
KENT.
This
'22-'32
4,000
39,000
...
Police Bonds.
4)4s'12 A-O $15,000c—.Oct 1 1921
5s '13
A-O
2,000--Oct 1 *21-'22
County.
4)4s'16 J-J
30,000--Oct 1 *21-'35
Building Bonds.
4 )4s' 16 J-J
8.000. .$1,000 yearly
5s *15
A-O $26,250
1920-1940 5s '18
60,000
1922-1933
(Due part each six months beginning
Sewage-Disposal Works.
Oct. 1 1920 )
5s '14
$12,000..Oct 1 *2l-'32
GEN BD
DT
Jan 1 '21$28,000
5s '16
s-a
185,000
Oct 1 1945
Floating debt
9,000
A-O / 4,000
Apr 1 1924
Total assess, val. 1920
2,242,253 5s '17
151,000.-Apr 1 '25-'41
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20.$8.56
This district
A-O
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 .$20.00
Population in 1920—
—
'21-39
*21-'40
9.000
1921-1929
12,000—$1,000 yearly
55,000
1921-1931
66.000 „—1925-1938
4,000
1927
180,000
'28-'43
3,000
-.1921
(45,000
6s '20
KINGSTON VIL.SCH. DIST.
5s '18
DEBT Apr
Assess.val.
6s '20
.—
5s '19
'22-'23
*25-'27
'28-'30
(15,000-Oct 1
1 2,000-...Oct
15,000c...Oct
BOND
1
/ L000
1 '24-'49
$80,800 434s 16 A-O
37,780 4)4s'I7 A-O
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
County seat Is Steubenvllle.
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'12 A-O $30,760—A & O '21-*32
Hospital Bondj.
4s '11
M-S
$1,650
Sept 1921
TOT. CO. DT. July 1 '20.
$499,000
Road bonds July 1 1919385,000
Total valuation 1919
101,582,350
( 30,00
Oct 1 1947
\ 120,000-.Oct 1 '48-'50
s-a
—
5s 19
'26-'33
5s '19
s-a
4,000--Oct 1
'29-*32
GEN. BD. DT. June 1921- $532,000
p.
Sewer Bonds.
4s *12
J-D $39,000—Dec 23 1937
-
...
5Ks'19s-a
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s '20 M-NS117,000.-May 1 *26-'41
(See
—
Ross
5s '16
6s '20
5s '13
33.500 5s '13
90.800 5s *13
3,440 5sM '18—
—
RUE. S. D.
This district (P. O. Union City) is
In Darke County.
School Building Bonds.
($16,000..M-S
*23-30
JACKSON TWP.
Refunding Bonds.
A-O $35,000
Oct 1 1923
30,000—Oct 1'21-'35
fie '13
-—
434s
3,000
A-O
This city Is in Cuyahoga County.
Incorp. May 4 1903, became a city
Feb. 17 1911. The question of an¬
nexation to the city of Cleveland was
defeated
Nov
8 1910.
New city
charter adopted July 22 1913.
Public-Impt. Bonds.
20,000
15,000 iHs'12 A-O $92.000—Oct 1
A-O 100,000—Oct 1
5.000 5s '15
Water 5s
5s '16
22,927;
LAKEWOOD.
9,000
26.200
434s
,5s
extension,
val. 1919
(per $1,000)
1910,
35,000 5Ms'20A-O
'4s
Water-main
assess,
rate
$301,400
792,000
40,245
79.313.000
$2.94
1920, 28,281
INTEREST at County Treasury.
$20,000
1920
General
Im-(5s, 1918
provement\434s, 1920
City Building 434s, 1917
Paving.
Total
Tax
Popul'n
1 '30-'46
-
(5s. 1919
Ls,
Ref
TOT. BD.DT. July 1*20.
Rd. bds. (incl.)July 1 '18.
Sinking funds Jan 1 '20
1925
50.000
1924
21,625
4,000—Apr 1 '27-*30
31.100-A&O 1 *27-*58
35,000
28,000
1928-1948
—
3.90s
5s
$1,000) 1917—$15.80
1910. 805;
1920,
906
1,000c ...Apr 1 1942
BOND. DEBT May 27 '21
$92,000
1,129; 1920, 1,058.
Total assess, val. 1921
.3,085,270
Road Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,00) 1921..$20.00 +
5s '15
M-S $31,500—M-S 1 '2l-*30
INT. payable in St, Paris.
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 '18—
$38,050
•Sinking fund
748
Total
assess,
val.
(25%
KALIDA.
(actual)
1918
2,253,550
This village is in Putnam County.
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s *18
F-A
$2,500-Aug 12 *26-*30
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
6s *18
4,000-Mar 11 *26-'33
P. O. Fostoria, Seneca County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '18-$30,000
Road Bonds.I
50,401
4^s'12 M-S
$7,500c-M&S 1' 21-'22 Assessed valuation
6s'14
6s'15
Deficiency Bonds.
F-A $47.000
Refunding Bonds.
4s
$49,000
6s '20
Tax rate (per
Building Bonds.
5s '17
A-O f67,000c
JINT. at Co. Treas. office.
JACKSON
Paving (village's share).
s-a
$3,200
Jan 1 1928
(Optional after Jan. 1 1920)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1919—$48,551
6s '19
Road Bonds.
£s '19 M-N$470,000
[Vol. 112.
$24,000c
1921-1928
(69,000c
1921-1943
1
4s '05
M-S
1,000c
1944
3,735r.Sept 1 '20-'33
($500 every two years.)
4Hs'08 A-O
6.000c-Oct 1 '20-'32
4Hs
A-O 114,800.-Oct
1 *21-*42
4Hs'12 A-O
20.000c.0ct 1 '21-*24
'
"
5s '13
~
40,000c..Oct 1
A-O
'21-'2 9
1924
2,000
1927
90,000
5s '17
A-O 100,000
1924
90.000
1949
5s '18
A-O
5s *14
A-O
50.000c. Oct 1 '25**34
5s *15
A-O I45.000c._0ct 1 '21-'49
4Ms'16 A-O
85.000-—Oct 1 *21-37
4^s'16 A-O 280.000—..Oct 1 '2l-'47
5s '17
A-O 520,000c_0ct 1 'z5-'52
5s *19
93.000_.0ct 1 '22-*52
5>*s'20
75,000.-Oct 1 '22-'36
fl50,000c_0ct 1 '23-37
6s '20.A-O (100.000c.0ct
1 '38-'42
\350,000c-Oct 1 *43-'52
6s '21
A-O (100.000.Oct
1 '33-'52
\150,000-0ct 1 '23-'52
5s '14
A-O
4Hs'16 A-O
—
—
f 75,000_0ct
6s'21
A-O
1 '23-'37
100,000-0ct
[
1 '38-'47
75,000_0ct
1 *48-'52
Refunding Bonds.
6s '21
A-O
($50,000_0ct
1 '22-'31
UOO.OOO-Oct 1 '32-'41
'2l.$3,649,500
Sinking fund—
101,404
Assessed valuation 1921.-73,335,710
School tax (per $1,000) 1921 —$25.10
Population in 1920
41,732
BOND. DT. May 21
INT. payable In Cleveland at Clev.
& Tr. Co.
Tr. Co. and Clt. Sav.
i
1921.]
UNE,
OHIO -CITIES AND TOWNS
LANCASTPl?
This
LEIPSIC.
city is in Fairfield
Incorporated Feb.
24
County.
Popfn
1831.
1910, 13,093; 1920, 14,706
&'13
$4,000
...
Dec
1924
Hospital Bonds.
08
Refunding
Bonds.
6s *18
Armory Sit© Bonds.
4s
Sewer Bonds.
4s '99
A-O $20.800c—A&O
This village Is in Putnam Co.
A-O
$5/ 04..Apr 1 *22-'45
Water Refunding Bonds.
5s *19
$2.400—July 1 '30-'32
Street Impt. (Vil. Portion) Bds.
M-S
...
...
_
„
,
,
—
—
...
„
...
General Sewer Bonds.
5s '17
...,
$3,000...Mar 15 1923
5s '18
...1
4,000
.Mar 1 1925
LE
ROY
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Le Roy) is in
Medina County.
10,000
Oct 11926
16,000—.Apr 1 1927
BOND. DEBT May 20 '18
$28,500
Water Works.
Assess, val. 1917—
5,312,700
4s '02
A-0
$7,000—.Oct 1 1927
Total tax rate (per $1,000) —-$9.20
_s
5,000
TOT BD DT Dec 31 '20 $151,750 Population 1910—————1,028
Water debt (included)...
12,900 LEWISBURG.
Assessed val., real
...12,134,08)
This village Is In Preble County.
Assessed val., personal... 7,418,130
Water Works Bonds.
Tot ass'd val '20(65%act) 19,552,210
5J4s'17 M-S $9,000—Sept 1 *2l-'37
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921.—$22.40
water Works & Elec. Lt. Bonds.
INTEREST payable at office of -s
$25,000--.
elnklng fund trustees.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5Hs'19 s-a
$6.500-Sept 15 '21-'33
BOND
DEBT June 1 r21 , $40,500
LANCASTER CITY SCH. DIST.
5,623
4^s'17 M-S$200,000-Mar 15 '22-'42 Sinking fund
Assess, val. real estate
650.360
5s'18
20,000.—..—.—
Assess, val. personal—,.
811,090
TOT DEBT Apr 5 1921. $230,000
Total assess, val. 1920..— 1,461.450
Floating debt.,
36,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$16.50
Sinking fund
10,000
...
...
.
s-a
224,000——.1925
M-S
56,000—Mar 1 '23-'50
Building Bonds.
4s *06
M-S $16.000c__M&S '21-'29
Refund. Water
ZHs'OO M-ST$150,000c&rMch 1 1925
(Subject to call after 1920.)
43*s'16 A-O
95.000c.A&O 1 '21-30
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4s '02
A-O $12,000c—A&O *21-'27
....
.
—
Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1919
Population 1910,
672;
1920, 1,103
1920....$2.24
16,000 LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
$16,500—Feb 1 1928
Refunding Bonds (Sinking Fund)
$10,000—Aug 14 1930
Sewer Bonds (Sinking Fund).
4s
$80,000—-July 1 1946
4s
8,000—Sept 15 1948
Sidewalk B onds (Sinking Fund)
5s
$5,000—-Jan 10 1934
Street Bonds (Sinking Fund).
4Hs
$6,000
Jan 6 1933
4^s
4,260—Dec 1 1923
.Electric-Light Constr. Bonds.
4^s'08 M-S $38,000c—M&S '21-30 4^s
8.400
Dec 1 1923
Fire Department Bonds,
BOND. DEBT Nov 13 *16- $269,852
5s '15
$9,500..A&O
'21-'30 Water debt (included)...13,000
5s 16
A-O
25.000C.A&O
*21-'33 Sinking fund
47,644
5Hs'l8
5.500—Sept '21-26 Total assessed val. 1916—5,523,310
5Hs'17
13,000...July '21-33 City tax rate (per $1,000) '16--$5.23
Population in 1910—
—3.439
Patrol Wagon Bonds.
5^s'18
$1,000—.July 1 1922
Prison Bonds.
LOCKLAND SCHOOL DIST.
—s
All bonds are tax-free.
$1,500...
Refunding.
4s '12
A-0$150.000——1952
ZHs'OQ A-0 SlOO.OOOc&r.Apr 11930 4s '05
J-D
4,000
1924
(Optional after 1925.)
BOND DEBT Apr 18 '21- $154,000
Bridge Bonds.
Sinking fund...
34,243
4^s'17 A-0 $94,000._bct 1 '21-'67 Assessed valuation 1920--.7,282,000
5Hs'18 A-O
11,000—Apr 1 '2 >-'32 School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$7.04
5s '14
INT^at First Nat. Bank, Lockland
29,000..A-O '21-'25
6s '20
A-0
23,000....$2,000 each
■
This district is in Preble County.
Building Bonds.
—
$52,000
Sinking fund
2,500
Tot. asses, val. '19 (H act.)3,180,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 19.$14.00
Population in 1920 (est.)........703
township
(P. O.
Sulphur
Springs) Is in Crawford Co.
Road Bonds.
5s '15
A-O $ 15,000c.A-0 1 *24-'32
5s
19,0501921-1923
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 '20$48,000
Total assess, val. 1919 ——2,826,230
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19-$4.05
Population 1910, 1,342; 1920, 1,214
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
Trumbull County.
Indebtedness Bonds.
Road Impt. Bonds.
5s '08
F-A
$4,000c_$2,000
5s'09
M-S 20,000c
5s'11
M-S 31,500c- 1,000
5Ms'13 M-S , 3.000c- 2,000
Union Cemetery Bonds.
5s *16
A-0
$4,000c.A-0 1
$5,200c—Mar 1 1924
Tl,500—Sept 1 '21-23
(l.OOO.-Mar 1 '22-'23
DEBT Apr 5 *21.
$13,000
M-S
M-S
BOND
debt
Assessment
Floating
debt
.....
...
„
...
—
27,900
1,138
(add'l).
(add'l)
995,980
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.S25 32
Population 1920
.......—.795
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
County seat is Ironton.
Turnpike Bonds.
5s
$265,000———
—
4s
360,000—
4Hs
40,000—
Highway Bonds.
$70,000—
5s
Court-House Bonds.
4s *06
M-S $120.000cM&8 1 *21-'33
Bridge Bonds.
5s *13
M-S S20.000c_-.Mar 1 1923
— —
...
— _
—
yearly
'24-'30
yearly
yearly
,
_
'2l-'23
3,000—Apr 1 *23-*25
4,000--Oct 1 '22-'25
Apr 5 '21
$82,850
Assessment debt (add'l)-.
50,632
Sinking
fund...
——.
9,911
Tot ass'd val '20(act val )23,572,730
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$18 60
i$350 Apr 1 1922
Population 1910, 5,412; 1920, 9,240
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank,
Girard.
six
.
Population 1910, 2,377; 1920, 2,155
LIBERTY TWP. RURAL S. D.
This district (P. O. Youngstown
R. F. D. No. 3) is in Mahoning Co.
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
A-O $150,000—
5s '16
M-S $18,000.-M-S 1 '22-'3S 6s
BOND. DEBT April 1920- $150,000
Water Bonds.
U
$7,500
1921-1922 Tot. assess, val. 1920—-—4,500,000
Electric-Light Bonds.
Population in 1920 (est.)——3,000
5s
$7,000 —.—1923-1928
LEBANON.
This village is in Warren County.
^
5s '19
M-S
4Hs-5S
.s
„
— —
(27,000—M-S '22-'30
\ 90,000--M-S
Stewer
'31-'45
Bonds.
$1,266 „1921
...
8,000--
...
6s *18
6,570c
GAiT Works Bonds.
.s
$15,000—
_s
400
Street Impt. Bonds.
_s
$12.000
—.
1921-1927
...
LIBERTY TWP. RURAL S. D.
This district is in Hancock Co.
School Site & Bldg. Bonds.
6s '20
J-D$166,000—-J-D '21-'44
CSee V. 110, p. 2315, for maturity.)
BONDED DEBT
—(?)
,
-
LICKING COUNTY.
County seat Is Newark,
Bridge & Road-Repair Bonds.
5s'17
Dec
$1,000—A&O 1 1922
6s
11,926—
.....
5s *17
Dec
4,500— A&O 11922
5s
12,143—
5s *17
Dec
2,750—A&O 1'21-'23
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '21- $194,600
Bridge & Pike Deficit Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'l).—
19,368
Oct 1 1923
Sinking fund...
27,287 5s '19 s-a ($3,000
148.000—A-O *24-'27
Water debt (incl.)
7,000
Poor Relief Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1929__-4.000.000
s
$15,000—
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $21.20
itch Bonds.
Population 1910, 2,698; 1920, 3,396
5Hs
$15,000
Refunding Bonds.
LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
6s *17
Dec $58,000
Building Bonds.
(Part each six months beg. Apr. 1 *20)
5s *16
M-S ($17,) 00—M-S 1 21- 29
$427,500
1 36.000--M-S 1 30-41 TO. BD. DT. Apr 5 '21Assess, val., real estate.*..63,739,650
TOT. BOND. DT. May '20.$55,000
Assess, val., personal
47,196,800
Tot assess val '20 (80%
actual)
..110,936,450
LEETONIA VILLAGE SCH. D.
8tate&Co.tax(per $1,000)1920 $21.50
Deficiency Bonds.
■
———
—.
...
...
—
...
5s '19
J-J
$25,000.-July 1
Water and Light Bonds.
4Hs'17
$30,000
...
„
...
— .
—
f
$719.06 Aug 1 1924
{16.000—Aug 1 '21/26
Population in 1920 (Census)..56.426
INT. payable at County Treasury.
10,000
Aug 1 25-26
6,000
Aug 1 1927 LIMA.
This Is the county seat of Allen Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1920 $40,000
Sinking fund
—
1,200 Incorporated In 1842.
River Impt. Bonds (City'sportion)
Tot.assess, val. '19 (2-3act)2,982,000
$92.000-0ct 1 *2l-'67
Tot. tax rate 6>er $1,000) '20-$10.60 4Hs'16 A-O
5Hs'18 s-a
$96,000—M-S *21-28
Population in 1920 (est.)..
3,000
5Hs'19 F-A
This village is in Medina County.
'22-'46
—-
4Hs'17 M-S
5J4a'18 A-O
($1,000 each
5s '17
A-0
5s'19
„
...
5^s'19
J
...
LOGAN.
This village
Is In Hocking County.
Street Impt. (City's Portion).
J-J
$18,360.July 15 '21-'2S
5s '15
6s
20
s-a
6,050-Nov 1 '21-*30
Water Works Bonds.
.
6s '17
Tot. ass'd val.'19
'22-'28
(80%act.)5,850.300
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
'l9.$17.30
5,493
Octl 1921 Population in 1920...
9,000..
17,500
A-0 '21-'27
GEN BD DT Jan 1 '21 .$3,056,794
Assessment debt (Incl.)
892,894
...
*2i_$19 00
Population 1910, 1,015; 1920-1,240
INT. on bonds of 1917 payable at
Village Clerk's office.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
—
$62,000...A-O
—
-
M-N$15,000—Nov 1 1932
Deficiency Bonds.
s-a
$7,500.Sept 15 21- 25
43,000....M-S *21-'42 6s '20
8,000—Apr 1 '22-'31 BOND. DT. May 19 1920. $61,330
sixmos. Mar. 1 '18-'42.) Assessment debt (add'l).—
5,300
3,700
31,000
$2,000 y'rly Floating debt (add'l)---on Oct 1.
Assessed val., real estate..3,789,270
6,000—Sept '21-26 Assessment debt, personal.2,061,030
Deficiency Bonds.
6s '20
Srreet Bonds.
5s'17
A-0
$9,100c—1921-1927
6s *21—A-0
17,800—A-O 1 '22-'31
BOND DEBT Apr 7'21—
$42,000
Assess debt (addl)
30,225
Total assessed val 1921
2,000,000
1924-1953
Water Main Bonds.
5Ks'18
$17,000
1921-1937
Water Works.
4s *02
A-O
$60.000c.0ct 1 '21-26
5s '12
82,000
A-0 '21-'41
4s '16
A-O 550,000c —1927-1945
LOGAN COUNTY.
County seat Is Bellefontalne.
Bridge Bonds.
$90,0001,083,000 _s
Infirmary Repair Bonds.
Floating dt. (spec, assess.)
179,200
4s *09
J-J
$12,000c..J&J 1 22- 25
exemptions
(Incl.
Road Bonds._
sinking funds, &c.)_... 3,154,097
M-S $16,800——
—
Assessed value, real estate 32,021,350 5s '17
Assessed value, personal..16,390,270 5Ha
J-J 133,071
1921-1928
Tot.ass'dval.'20(80%act.)48,411,62Q 5s '19 J-J 175,000c...J-J '21-'29
J-J
33,000—Jan 1 '22-'26
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$20.60 6s '21
Ditch Bonds.
Pop'n 1910, 30,508; '20— —41,306
J-J
$20,000 —1921-1923
INT. on bonds is payable at of¬ 5s
TOT CO DT Apr 6 21$230,000
fice of Sinking Fund Trustees.
Assess debt (incl)......
30,000
-
...
-
Total
.32,009,890
Assess, val. real—
Assess. val. personal
21,494,060
LIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
6s'07
A-O
$7,000c.Apr 29'22-'28 Total valuation 1918 (abt,
80%-85% actual).
53,503,950
6s '06
A-O
6.000c.Apr 30 '22-'27
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1920
$5.50
5s *10
F-A
1,000—.Aug 1 1921
5s
18,700...May 11 1930 Population 1910,30,084; 1920,30,104
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
5s
10,000—Apr 12 1931
J-J
(32,000..Jan 1 '22-37
114,000.. July 1 '22-'37 LOGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
27,000c.Apr l '22-'48 JWlO M-N $60,000c-8ept 1 '2l-*40
4Hs'16 M-S 430,000—M-S 1 '2l-'42 5s *16
M-8
3,000c.Mar 1 '22-*24
BOND DEBT Apr 1921—
Deficiency Bonds*
$67,000
5Hs'20 J-J
$55,000—Jan 2 '22-'28 Ass^s. val. '20 (abt. act.).6,700,000
6s 20
$194,000—Jan 2 1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1920—-$7-00
BOND. DEBT June 13 '21.$798,700 Population m 1912 (est.)———6.000
INT. at Village Treasurer's office*
Sinking funds
26,216
Assess, val. *20(80%act.).45,703.860
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$6.21 LONDON.
This village Is In Madison County.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Lima. •
5s'13
A-O
—
LISBON.
This village is In Columbiana Co.
Refunding Bonds.
BHa'lS anq
$4.000—July 1 1933
5Hs'19
3,500—.—
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s '16
ann.
$2,000c..Dec 31 1926
Street-Improvement bonds 6s.$l ,000
Street Impt. bonds, 5Hb
14,000
Refunding bonds 5s.........29,000
Refunding bonds 4J^s—18,500
Refunding bonds 4s..
.20,500
W ater-works Impt. bonds 4s
6,000
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '21—
101,500
Cash on hand
9,990
58
Street Impt. (Village's share).
16
July 820,050—M-S 1 *21-'26
M-S ($1,000..Sept 1 '21-*27
6s *18
(
...
...
Total assessed val. 1915—2,957,160
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '15-$15.20
Population
1910,r3,084;
1920-3,113
...
—
LODI.
—
...
...
beginning
.
5s '12
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Ohio City)
is in Van Wert County.
Road Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 24 '21 $906,000 5s *16
M-N $7,000c—May 15 1931
99,000——Sept 1925
Sinking fund
—
134,715 4Ks
$99,000
Tot. assess, val. *20.
42,000,000 BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
County tax (per $1,000) 1920. _$7.00 Total assess, val. 1915——2,964,520
Population in 1920——
39,540 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *15.$7.00
INT. at Treasurer's office.
months
xApr 1 1922
General Street Bonds.:
4s '16
A-O $85,000..Oct
1 '21-*37
.s '17
10,000—
5J4s*17 A-0 45,000
Apr 1 1922
e^,n
5s 19
s-a
74,000—..A-O '22-'39
5Hs'17
7,000—July '21-*27
5^8*17
15,000
Sept 1 1922
5>$s'17
1,500....Oct '21-'33
5^s'17
2,000—.Oct *21-'24
Street and Bridge Bonds.
...
—-
...
—.—
v
Water works debt (Incl.)..
>
'20 (85% act).
Ass'd val
...
—
—
4Us'02
township (P. O. Glrard) Is In
This village Is In Marlon County.
6s '18
6s *18
...
...
{12,000—.Oct'22-'27
This
LA RUE.
—
...
...
...
5s
s-an $52,000—.—
BOND. DEBT June 4 *20-
...
4s
...
—
This
LANIER TWP. SCH. DIST.
5s
6s '21
___
Asses. vaL'20(abt.75%act.)20,000,000
In Hamilton Co.
Street impt. (Village's Portion).
— —
„
5s '18
5a '19
This village Is
M-S
$7,000—Sept 1 1935
6,000..Sept 1 '21-'23 5s *15
Water-Works (SinkingFund).
1140,000
Mar 11928
/ —
$3,000
Sept 1 *2l-'26
$17,000c
Dec
1937
6s 13
Dec
M-S
640
Sept 1 1921
20,000..Dec 1 '21~'24
6s 15
Fire Department Bonds.
5,000....July 11922
-s
5s '17
M-S
16
$5,610—Mar 1 '22-'37
5,000...
BOND
DEBT May 23 '21 $29,050
f2,000
Apr 1 1923
6s 18
■
4,450
9,000—Apr 1 '24-'26 Floating debt
4.000
Apr 1 1927 Total assessed val. 1920...1,850,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)*20-$23.40
13,000
Apr 1 1928
Population 1910, 1,773; 1920, 1,788
Qeneral Street Bonds.
1922
$2,000.... Jan
6s;i4
6s '14
1922 LEIPSIC SCHOOL DISTRICT.
2,000... .Apr
6s '15
J-J
2,000... Jan 15 1922
School Impt. Bonds.
-s '15
2,500... .Oct 1 1923 5s '15
M-S $15,000—Sept4 '2l-'35
5s '16
8,000
June 1924
Refunding Bonds.
5s '19
710,000
Apr 1 1927 5^3*19 s-a
$12,000—Mar 1 '22-'33
\ 6,000....Oct 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Mar 8 1921 $33,000
Boiler Purchase Bonds,
Floating debt
7,000
5s'18
$4,000....June
1925 Tot assess val '20 (act )2,042,265
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 .$23.40
Fire Bonds.
5s '16
$14,000....May 1 1924 Population 1910, 1,776; 1920, 1,778
LOCKLAND.
'2l-*25
2.000—Mar 1 '22-'23
{
s-a
6s '20
—
6s 16
6s *16
J-D
18
(
131
6s '19
ann
5^s'19 ann
,
7,000--Mar 1 *21-'27
2,500—Nov 1 1933
(45,000c—M-S '21-'29
1
500c...Mar 1 1930
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s *16
M-S
$4,320..Sept 1 '21-*28
($1,000 every two years.)
.
5J4s'17
s-a
_
$21,200—Sept 1 *21-'28
Deficit Bonds.
6s '19
s-a
($3,500.
,/>,
„
.Sept 1 21-27
i_ 3.500--Mar 1 '22-'28
BOND. DEBT Nov 16 '16- $267,300
Total ass'd val. '17
(est.5—4,371,430
rate(per $1,000) '17-$15.00
Pop'n 1910, 3,530; 1920—4.080
Total tax
LISBON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LONDON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4Hs
s-a
$70,500c
1921-1936
(Part each 6 mos,—see V. 92, p. 751
5s *14
M-S
$1,700c—M-S '22-'23
Refunding Bonds.
M-S
$3,250—Mar 1 22-25
BOND. DEBT May 1921— $110,000 6s 14
M-S
8,500c. M&S 1 *21-'29
Sinking fund
380 5s *17
$84,750
Assessed valuation 1920...3,767,180 BOND. DEBT Apr 111921
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$8-46 Assess, val. '21 ?f5% act).6,626.350
This district is in Columbiana Co.
_
5s '15
M-N ($28,000-May 1 *22-'35
t 30,000-May 1 »36-'45
Refunding Bonds.
5Hs'19 A-O $33,688.— Oct 1 »2l-'27
—
„
rtlr
...
INT. at office of Treasurer.
Tax rate (per 1,000) 1921-.--$20.10
Population In 1921—-—--—-4,080
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. East Liver¬
pool) is in Columbiana County.
LORAIN.
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s '15
A-O
$580—-Oct
1
1921
5s '15
A-O
5,000
Oct 1'21-25
5s '15
M-S 10,000—Sept 1 *2l-'25
5s '15
M-S 10.000 —Sept 1 '21-25
same
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912—$44,000
Total assessed val. 1910
591.230
Total tax rate(per $1.000) '10.$23.40
Population 1910,22,368; 1920-24,199
This city Is In the county of the
name.
Inc. June 1874 as a
village; became city June 1894.
Playground and Park Bonds.
4Hs'12 M-S $20,000c—Sept 15 1932
5s'14
10,000—Sept 15 1934
414s*16 M-S
65,000-Sept 15 '33-'37
5s^18 M-S 27,000-Sept 15 *30-'38
5s '19
M-S
56,000. Sept 15 '30-'40
6s '20
20,000
1922-1931
—
132
INT.
lorain (Concluded)
Light Funding Bonds.
13
Si.000
Sept
Water Works Bonds.
5s
♦
at
25%
of
these
is
bonds
by townships.
lorain county
trict no. 1.
road
-
dis-
5s '17
5s '18
A-O
J-J
5s '19
A-O
—
lostcreek
$4,800-Sept 15 *21-'23
BONDED DEBT——
,
—
5s
s-a
$12.750—-Aug 15 1926
Village Impt. Bonds.
$9,500
Sept 1 1920
5s '10
—
Town-Hall Bonds.
5s
M-S $23.500
Sept 1 1937
TOT. BD. DT. May 16 '18
$58,950
Assessment debt (add'l)
9,770
Floating debt (add'l)
Sinking fund/General
1,500
1,127
I Assessment
313
-
Assess, val. 1917 (est.)
—2.500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1917.—$15.20
—
15'23-'30
M-S 143,235-Sept 15'21-*30
(See V
111, p 913, for maturity)
General Paving Bonds.
4Ms'12
$16.000-.$4,000 yearly
4,000c8ept 1 '21-'22
4Ms'12 M-S
5a '13
M-S
12.000cSept 15 '21-'23
5,000-Sept 15 *21-'25
6M»'13 M-S
5s 14
M-S
18,000-Sept 15 '2x-*26
5s *15
M-S
8,000c Sept 15'21-'24
6s '20
194,000—Sept '21-'30
6s *20
Population 1910, 1,804; 1920—1,887
INT-afc office of village Treasurer.
louisville.
-—
This village is in Stark County.
Sewer Bonds.
s-a
$15,000.--Jan 1 '22-'51
Water-Works Extension Bonds.
5s '17
M-N $6,000
5Hs'20 s-a
35,000---Jan 1 '22-*50
Street Paving Bonds.
5s'16
J-D
$6,000-June 20 '22-'26
GEN. BD. DT. May 27 '18
$48,500
Assessment debt
34,850
Floating debt
2,600
TOTAL DEBT
85,950
Assessed valuation, real.—1,383,560
Assessed val'n, personal-—
819,470
Total valuation 1917-----_2.203.030
5Ks'20
—
—
130,000—Sept '23-'32
Street Extension Bonds.
—
*22-'45
'46-'55
(?)
loudonvilljl
This village Is In Ashland County.
Water and Light Bonds.
5s '13
M-S
S4.500C.M&S 1 '22-'25
os '16
7.500—-Sept 1 1925
Water-Works Bonds.
.
4MS*16 M-S
0b'20
is
10.000c Sept 15 *24-'28
54,000c.Sept 15 '21-29
10,000c-Sept 15 *21-25
12,000—Sept '27-'32
-
—
Water Bonds.
4Ms'05 M-S $87,000—Sept 15 1925
4s '10
M-S
50,000—Sept 15 1930
12.000—Sept 15 1925 Total tax rate
4Ms'06
(per $1,000)'17_$13.50
5s '15
M-S 36.000.Sept 15 '21-'24
Population 1910, 1,678; 1920—2,008
4Ms'16 M-S 50,000c.Sept 15 *26-35
5s '17
M-S
18,000c.Sept 15 *22-*27
loveland school district.
88,000--5s '17
—
($4,000 yearly till 1941.)
5Ms'20 M-S 100,000-Sept 15 f34-'38
Influenza Epidemic Bonds.
5s
$10,500———Deficiency Bonds.
5s '19
$102,706.14 Sept 15 1926
6s '20
M-S ?39,300c..Sept 15 1923
\200.000cSept 15'24-'28
River Funding Bonds.
5a *13
$17,94O.04Sept 15 '24-32
City-Hall Bonds.
4s'08
$30,000—Sept 1 1931
Street-Repair Bonds.
5Ms'18 M-S $2,500c.Sept 15 '21-25
5Ms'18 M-S / 5,000c__Sept 15 1921
i 7, SOOc.Sept 15'22-28
5s *19
M-S 110,000-Sept 15 '25-'35
6s '20
M-S T 4,000_..Sept 15 1921
—
—
—.
\90,000. Sept 15 '22-'30
6s '20
s-a
30,000-Sept 15 '23-'32
Cemetery Bonds.
5s '14
$7,000—Sept 15 1921
GEN BD DT May 17'21 .$3,324,904
Assessment debt--730,663
—
-
Sinking fund
Total assess, val. 1920
Total tax (per $1,000)
195,375
60,940,413
1920—.$20.20
Pop'n 1910, 28,883; 1920— -37,295
INTEREST payable at Chase Nat.
the Sinking
Bank,
N. Y., and at
Fund Trustees' office.
This district (P. O. Loveland) is in
Clermont
County.
School Building Bonds.
5s '17
s-a
$29,000c
(Due $500 each six months beg. 2
years after date.)
5s '17
M-N$14,000c.Nov 8 *21-'48
BOND. DEBT Apr 1919—
$46,000
7,100
53,100
1,042,400
$10.60
INTEREST payable at Loveland
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT
Assessed valuation 1918
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
National Bank.
lowell school district.
This district (P. O. Lowell) is in
Washington County.
5s'15
A-O $29,0001921-1949
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1916—$34,000
Sinking
2,700
1915——950,000
lowellvilleh
This village is in Mahoning Co.
Water-Works Bonds.
6s *14
Oct $26,OOOc_Oct 1
*2l-*44
5s '16
J-D
22.500C.J&D 15 '21-44
5^s'18 J-J
14,500--J&J 15 '21-'35
Sewer Bonds.
5Hs'15 M-S
.
'
funds
Assessed valuation
Street
M-N $3,300—Nov 1
-
BOND. DEBT Dec 6 1916. $107,700
Slnkingfund
6,231
3,384,890
Population 1910,1,592; 1920-_-2,214
Assessed valuation 1910
lucas county.
County seat is Toledo.
Children's Home Impt.
5s '13
38,266
INTEREST is payable at Chase
National Bank, New York City, and
at the office of the Sinking Fund
M-S
-
—
—
5s '15
...
j
500
June 1 1943
Water-Works Bonds.
3)4s
J-D
$l,000c$500ea.6mos.
Sewer Bonds.
$1,000
Funding Bonds.
A-O $17.000c—Oct 1 1937
Emergency Bonds.
5s
May S1.500C— -Part yearly
BOND. DEBT May 24 '20
$71,500
Slnkingfund
2,273
Assess, val. (real estate) —1,143,530
-s
—
4s
Assess, val. (personal) ——1,063,135
Tot.ass'd vai?19(90%act.) 2,206,665
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $18.80
Population in 1920 (Census) —1,618
school dist.
McDonald) is
Mcdonald
This district (P. O.
in Trumbull County.
School Building Bonds.
5J*s'19 A-O$150,000c-Aug 1 '24-*48
6s '19
A-O
48,000c_A-O
*22-*45
6s '20
A-O
10,000
A-O '22-'31
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21. $210,000
—
—
Floating debt
Sinking fund
10,000
2,593
—
—
—-
4)4s'10 F-A
2,500—Aug 22 1921
Local Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
6s *21
$25,064-May 25 '22-'31
6s '21
10,230-May 25 '22-'27
6s '21
16,254-May 25 '23-'30
6s '21
6.787-May 25 '22-'25
6s'21
10,833-May 25'22-'28
6s '21
3,341-May 25 '22-'24
6s *21
909—-May 25 1922
Road and Bridge Repair Bonds.
5s 13
J-J
($3,000—July 18 1922
A 8,790—-July 18 1923
4s'19
—$20,068—
-1921
Main Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
5s '14
J-J
$24,000-July 14 *22-*24
M-N 30,000-Nov 12'2l-'25
5s '15
A-O
5s '15
16,000-Apr 30'22-'25
—.
—
—
—-
—-
—_
5s '15
Prin. and int.
Banking Co. of Girard.
madison county.
.
London is the county seat.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$13,360c—M&S '2l-'30
Bridge Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $24,450c—M&S *2l-'37
5s
14
30,000—--------5s '15
M-S
8,080—-M-S *21- 24
(See V. 100, p. 1283, for maturity.)
.
,
—
Ditch Bonds.
6s '20
M-S $58,500.—M-S
,
6s '21
1,200--June 1
1,600.Aug 27
10,000-Sept 10
91,000-Aug 11
24,000-Sepb 15
2,000_0ct
18
20,000-Dec 22
1,000—Feb
74,000_0ct 30 '21-'27
F-A
M-S
F-A
5s '16
5s *16
5s .'16
5s '16
5s '17
5s '17
5s '17
1,000
payable at Trumbull
Population in 1920 (est.)
trt/4
„
*21-'30
48,000.—M-S '21-'30
Road Bonds.
5s '17
M-S
$8,000—M&S 1 '21-22
M-S
5s '17
2,500——Sept 1 1921
M-8
5s '19
7.000.-M&S 1 1922
51,000
M-S '22-'24
5s *19
M-S
13,125
M-S '21-'23
'22- 25
5,500
Mar 1 1924
'21-*25
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '20
$305,880
'21-'25
Road bonds June 1919—
176,750
'21-'26
Ditch bonds June 1919—
16,320
'2L'26
lotal assessed val'n 1919-48,649,850
'21-'22
Tax rate (per $1,000) i916
$3.25
'21-'27
9 1922 Popul'n 1910, 19,902; 1920, 19,662
J-D
5s '15
5s '15
Tot.ass'd val. '20 (75%act.)6,550,450
School tax rate (per $1,000)—$4.40
M-S
A-O
J-D
F-A
A-O
A O
M-S
INT. at office of County Treas.
20 *22-'28
112,000.Apr
M-N
5s '19
5s '19
25,000—May 9 22-'30
J-D
70,000-June 27 '22-'30
A-O
5s '19
21,930._Oct 31 '21-'29
4,000-July 31 '21-'29
5)4s'18 J-J
4,500.July 31 '21-'29
5HS'18 J-J
1,500-July 31 '21-'23
5)4s'18 J-J
5)4s'20 M-S 134,706-May 27 *22-'31
5)4s'20 M-S (22,000_Mar 11 '22-'23
70,000.Mar 11 '24-'30
8,292—-Nov 15 1922
6s '20
s-a
8,000. ..Nov 15 1923
56,000_Nov 15 *24-'31
madison rural sch. dist.
This district (P. O.
Lake County.
Madison) is In
_
$895c—-Oct 1 1921
4,000c_ Oct 1 '22-'25
20,000c_0ct 1 '26-'35
3,500c-—Oct 1 1936
36,000c_0ct 1 '37-'45
$605c— -Oct 1 1921
5Ms'19 A-O
5)*s'19 A-O (
'22-'25
2,000c_0ct 1
1 *26-'39
9,000c-Oct 1 *40-'45
Oct 1 1921 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1919$71,125
4,473,484
TOT.BD.DT.July 1'20 $3,528,000 Total assess, val. 1919
Certificate debt May x92i
4,000 Population in 1920 (est.)
4,000
Assessment debt (incl.)
1,890,875
Prin.
and
int.
payable at the
Assess, val., real
335,719,410
Exchange Bank of Madison.
val., personal
14,000c. Oct
Armory Bonds.
4s '19
A-O $40.135
Assess,
Tot. ass'd val. '19
160.389,950
(act.) .496,109,360
County tax (per $1,000) *19—$2-872 madison village sch. dist.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $17.40
(See Madison Rural Sch. Dist.)
Popul'n 1910. 192.728; 1920, 275,721
INT.
court-house bonds at Met¬
on
ropolitan Tr Co., N. Y.; other bonds
County Treasurer.
magarettatwp. rural s. d.
at office of
This district (P. O.
Castalia) is in
Erie County.
township.
lykens
This township
(P. O. Chatfield
R. D. No. 1) is in Crawford County.
Road
Impt. Bonds.
mahoning
$9,375- A-O 1 *21-'35
A-O
4)4-5s
—
17,000
6,000
-
4)4s'03
$62,500 5s '13
500 4)4s*14
Floating debt
Total
assess,
'25-41
-(?)
county.
Coimty seat is Youngstown.
Bridge Bonds.
1921-1936
5s
BOND. DEBT Oct 1913—
,
_
6s '21
M-S $175,000-Mar 15
BONDED DEBT
val. 1913——1,730,670
--—
—
$5,000
Sept 1 1921
9,000—M&S *22-'31
11,000—M&S'22-*32
5s '15
9,450—M&S *22-'30
$1,000)'13_$8.20 5s *17
41,0.10—M&S *21- 27
Population in 1910, 883; 1920, 813
Court House & Jail Site Bonds.
4Hs'07 —$160,025—M&S '21-32
Court House & Jail Bonds.
lyme township.
This township (P. O. Bellevue) is 4)$s'07 —$570.158. —-M-S '2l-'37
5s *18
5,805
M-S '21-27
in Huron County. Pop. 1910, 4,162;
4s *10
222,445—M&S '21-35
1920. 4,251.
4s '11
l60,134—M&S *2l-'33
BOND. DEBT Oct 10 *16$51,000
Flood Emergency Bonds.
Assessed val., real estate..1,643,570
5s '13
m5s $21,000—M&S '2l-'43
Assessed val., personal
1,724,350
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1915
3.367,920
4)48*14 M-S $28.000—M&S '21- 34
5s 16
M-S
600
M&S 1921
5s '16
M-S
2,000—M&S '21-22
lyndhurst village s. d.
Experimental Farm Bonds.
This district (P. O. South Euclid)
5s *15
M-S $13,700—M&8 '21-23
is in Cuyahoga County.
Mahoning
County
Road
Im¬
School Bldg. Bonds.
provement Bonds.
6s '20
J-D $95,000c.June 1 '22-'40
5s '16
$22,262—M&S '21-26
BONDED DEBT
(?)
5s '16
26,366—M&S '2l-'26
31,000—M&S '2l-'27
5s *17
lyons village sch. dist.
5s '17
73,000—M&S '21-27
This district (P. O. Lyons) is in
5s '18
3,500—M&S *21-27
Fulton County.
4,000—M&S '21-28
5s'18
—
Total tax rate (per
—
—
M-N113,400 May 4 *22-'25
I 6,000-—May 11 1922
„
—
4J4s'16 J-D
$7,OOOc_J-D 1 '35-'42
4)4s'16 A-O
11,500
(Due part each 6 months beginning
July 1 1929.)
f $500—Dec 1 1935
5s '17
J-D
(7,000—J-D 1 '36-'42
—
$7,000.-Sept 9 *2l-*27
3,000.Apr 14 '22-*24
.
F-A
40,000-Aug 20 *21-25
Road Repair Bonds.
4J4s 08 M-S $32,000-Sept 14 '2l-'28
Trustees, Lorain.
4)48*09 M-N 32,000-May 17 *22-'29
4)4s'10 M-N 45,000_May 10 '22-'30
4)4s'10 A-O
3,000.Oct
13 Jl-'22
lorain county.
4)48*11 M-N110,000-May 22 22-'31
Elyrla Is the county seat.
State & County Road I»npt.
Road bonds (4)4 8 14
$40,000 5s '13
M-N $6,000
15s 14
11.000 ($2,000 due April 29 1921 and
1922,
5s '20, —and $4,000
75.000—..Oct 1929
April 29 1923.)
Bridge Bonds.
5s '14
J-J
$3,000..July 7 '22-'24
4Ms'll M-S
$2,000c—.Sept
1921 5s *14
J-D
2,000.Dec 21 *21-'24
5Ms'18 A-O
13.000
Oct 1927 5s '15
A-O
4,000-Apr 20'22-'25
gen, bd.dt. Apr 1921
$143,000 5s '15
A-O
1,000.Apr 20 *22-*25
Assess, val. *20(abt.act.)176,438,905
F-A
5e*15
1,500.Aug 20 *21-'23
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$3.65
Court-House (opt. after 1924).
Population 1910,76,037; 1920-90,612 4s '94
M-S$500,000c&r-Mar 11944
19
—
*21-'26
impt. (assess.) bonds .$31,210
5s *14
A-O
5)48*14 J-D
9,000—Dec 1 '21-'29
Stone & Gravel Rd. BIdg. Bonds
4Ms' 11 M-S $2,000—Sept 16 1921
4Hs'12 F-A
8,000-Aug 12 *21-'22
4Hs'12 M-S 20,000—Sept 6 '21-'22
11,000
Sept 6 1921
l_5,000c—Aug 1 1933 5s '14 F-A
45,000_Feb 24 '22-'24
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 '21 $1,210,500
10,000—Feb 24 1922
Sinking fund
36,680
5s '14
F-A
20,000-July 16 '21-'24
Assess, val. (2-3 act)1921-60,940,413
5s '14
J-J
43,050-July 16 '22-'24
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$9,307
5s '15
Population in 1920
M-Nf 191,000—May 9 '22-'29
U66,000_May 16 '22-'29
5s '19
J-D 264,000. June 20 '22-'29
5s '19
F-A 166.000—Aug 8 '21-'29
5s'19
A -O
60,000—Oct 31 *21-'29
Water Supply Bonds.
6s '21
M-S$644,000_Mar 10 '22-'31
5 )4s'18 J-J
21,000- July 31 '22-'29
5)4s'18J-J
10,000.-July 1922-'28
5s '19
M-N 16,000—May 9 *22-'30
5s '19
M-N
6,000—May 9 '22-'30
(See V. 112, p. 1053, for maturity.)
5s '19
J-D 115,000-June 27 *22-f30
5s *19
A-O (15,225—Oct 31 *21-*30
t 6,090—Oct 31 1921
5*4s'20 M-N 98,414.May 27 *22-'31
5Ms'20 F-A
6,000-Feb 26'22-'26
5Hs'20 M-S 185.322-Mar 1 *22-'31
6s '20
M-N 54,857-Nov lo '22-'31
6s *21
39,805-May 25 '22-'31
6s '21
24,630-May 25 '22-'31
6s '21
3,970-May 25 *22-'24
6s '21
15,926-May 25 '22-'29
6s '21
12,581-May 25 '22-'29
6s '21
18,316_May 25 '22-'31
6s '21
11,420-May 25 *22-'28
6s '21
8,287-May 25 '22-'26
6s'21
1,237—May 25 1922
Bridge Bonds.
4)4®'04 M-N $7,164—May 2 *22-'24
4)4s'04 A-O
15,000—Oct 12 '21-24
4 )4s'05 F-A
20,000c-Aug 15 '2l-'25
4)4s'08 M-S 28,000-Sept 14 '2l-'28
4s *06
M-S
18,000-Sept 25 '2l-'20
5s
5s '15
$8,750—M-S 1 '2l-'25
Bridge Construction Bonds.
6s '15
lorain school district.
4Ms'08 F-A
$9,000c
F&A '22-'24
4s '01
F-A
30,000—F&A '22-*28
5s g *04 F-A
22,500c.. F&A '22-24
4s 06
F-A
2,500c—F&A '22-'23
4s *07
F-A
17,500c__ F&A *25-'30
18,500c
F&A "23-'29
4Ms'09 F-A
4Ms'll F-A
95,000c—F&A *25-'34
5s 13
F-A
21,600c—F&A *22-*25
F-A 125.000—.F&A *26-'38
5a '14
F-A
5s
20,000
1927-1930
F-A
5s '14
2,000
Aug 1 1921
F-A 25,000—-F-A
5s '15
*22-'20
s-a
5s *19
/240,000c.Feb 1 '29-'48
1260,000c. Aug 1 *29-*48
F-A 300,000
6s '20
F-A *24-'31
s-a
6s '20
(20,000—Aug 1 '31-'32
166.000-Apr 20 '22-'27
48,000—Aug
*21-'28
41,000.-Apr 4 *22-*27
—
—
5s 715
M-S
4Ms'16 M-8
30,000—M-S
I
d.
Casstown)
School Erection Bonds.
5s *19 M-S ($48,000—M-S
5,000cSept 15 *21-*25
5s *16
M-S
5.000-Sept 15 '21-'25
5s'17
3,000
($1,000 yearly from 1922)
Fire Department Bonds.
4M®*11 M-8 $9,360c.Sep 15'2l-*22
68 "*13
M-8 30.000c Sept 15 *2l-'26
6s'14
M-8
14,000c.Sept 15 '2i-27
5s 19
M-8 21,000c Sept 15 '28-'34
8,000c Sept 15 *27-*34
5s '19
M-8
Police & Fire Alarm Bonds.
5s *19
M-S ($6,000—Sept 15 1927
145,000-Sept 15 *28-'30
Subway-Construction Bonds.
4Mb 12 M-S $75,000c Sept 15 '37-'51
Refunding Bonds.
6s *20 M-S*$124,946_Sept 15'21-'30
6s *20 M-S *41,778.8ept 15'21-'306s *20 M-S
*6,186_8ept 15'21-'25_
(*See V 111, p 1679, for maturity)
6s'20
M-S (10,087c8ept 15'21-'22
M-S
s.
rue.
(P. O.
in Miami County.
General Sewer Bonds.
\32,000cSept
twp.
This district
---
-
5s '16
5s *16
5s *16
4Ms'09 M-S $40,000c-Mch 1 '22-'25
4H»10M-8 30,000-Mar 1 *22-*24
4Ms'll M-8 20,OOOc.Mch 1 *22-'23
4Ms'12 M-S 100,000—Sept 1 '24~'28
4Ms'12 M-S 75,000c-Sept 1 *28-'30
5s *13
M-S 120,000—Sept 1 *21-*26
5a *14
M-S 125,000c-Sept 1 *21-*25
5s '15
M-S 100,000—Sept 1 *21-'25
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921$611,000
Slnkingfund
67,534
Assessed valuation 1920- .53,989,405
Tax rate (per $1,000)1921
$1.50
Population In 1919 (est.).
32,000
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
5>*sl8 M-S ($2,500—Sept 15 1920
135,000-Sept 15 '27-'33
Refund. Water-Works Bonds.
4s'11
M-S $90,000c.-Sept 15 1921
5s'15
M-8 26,250c Sept 15'21-'27
6s '17
M-S 32,000c_Sept 15 '26-33
5s *17
M-S 20,000c_8ept 15 *34-38
Channel Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'17 M-S $18,000c.Sept 15 '27-32
River Improvement Bonds.
5s
$60,000- ._$5,000 yrly
5s'98
30.000-July 15 *22-'3l
4s *03
M-S 200,000.June 15 *33-'72
4Ms'07 M-S 50,000-Sept 15 *27-*36
4Ms'12 M-S 25,000c—Sept 15 1932
4M®*12 M-S 12,132.97c 8epl5'20-'25
4Ms'12
4,000-Sept 15'21-*24
5s'15
M-S
16.000c Sept 15 *21-'24
5s
154,000
$7,000 yrly
5Ms'13 M-S
Highway Bonds.
J-D $22,000-June 19 *22-'26
M-S 40,400-Sept 15 '2i-'26
A-O
2,000_0ct
18'21-*22
County Treas. office.
About
borne
15 1921
—
6s *14
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—
—
School Bonds.
6s *20
s-a
$3,000. -Aug
8,000—Aug
9,000.-Aug
20,000-Aug
25,000—Aug
BONDED DEBT
_s
1
1
1
1
1
21-23
'24-'27
5s '19
'28-*30
*31-'35
5s '19
*36-*40
—(?)
III
—
i r(2,500--Sept
mcconnellsville.
This village is in Morgan County.
5s '19
Street Bonds (Village Portion).
4s
F-A
$3,000c—Ang 1 1922
6s '20
J^J
4Hs
j-d
5s
j-j
6s '20
8,500c—July 1 1930
4,000c $500 ea.0mos. 6s '20
48.480C
1921-1943 6s '20
"22-'28
"21-'27
'22-'26
14,000—Sept
10,000--Mar
10.000—Sept
4,000
Mar
12,500—Mar
5s '19
5s '19
4s
53.000
145,800.
14,000—Mar
M-S
M-S
1,000
72,912
_
'21-'25
'22-'29
'22-'26
*21-'25
Mar 1 1929
M-S '21-30
(249,000—June 15 1930
I 58,000—June 15 1945
28,310
M-S *21-'30
M-S
55,921
M-S '21-'3Q
M-S
June, 1921.]
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
mahoning county (
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 6 1921 $134,000
State Aid Road Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'l)
174,615
4J*s'14
$ >,900—M&S '21- 23 Assessed val. real
—3,261,130
5s 15
4,500-—M&S '21-24 Assess, val. personal
1,314,690
5s '17
6,400-—M&S '21-22 Tot.ass'd val.'20(60%acb.) .4.575.820
5s'18
6,000—M&S '21-27 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20--$1.80
5s *18
o,600—M&S'2 -'27 Population in 1920
— -1,732
5s *18
32,450—M&S'2l-'28
5s '19
6s '20
$5,000c.Mar 1
5,000c— Sept
18,000c_Sept 1
18,000c-Mar 1
3,250c
Sept
24,500—xM-S
M-S
M-S
—
—
—
—
—
Assessed val'n, personal-130,135,490
Total valuation 1919—326,136,270
(Assessment about 85% actual.)
State & Co. tax(per $1,000) '18-$3.40
maple heights sch. dist.
School Bonds.
5s
M-S
$8,000
5s
A-O
25,000
BOND. DE8T Apr 7 1921.
A & O
$31,000
5,000
'20 (2-3 act.)4,575.820
(per $1,000) '20-11.82
19201,738
Popul'n 1910, 1x6,*51; 1920. 183.310 Floating debt
Tot. ats'd val.
INT. at County
Treas. office.
Total tax rata
Population in
mahoning
county
road
INT.
district no. 1.
5s'08
F-A
$9,070
F&A 1922
5s *08
F-A
5,125 —F&A 1922
5s'09
F-A
22,045-—F&A '2 .-'24
on
first issue at the Cleve¬
land Trust Co., Bedford; and second
issue at Superior Sav. & Trust Co.
marietta.
F-A
62,643—F&A '22-'31
This city Is in Washington County.
F-A
71,730—F&A '22-'36 Inc. Dec. 2
1800.
Pop. *20, 15,140
F-A 131,300—F&A '2--*35
Bridge Bonds.
F-A
89,3)0—F&A '22-'38
5s
J-J
$^,222
J&J *21-'24
F-A
5s *14
56,000—F&A '22-'34
5s *13
J-D
78,000c.June 2 '21-'33
5s '14
F-A
38,000—F&A '22-*34
5s
1.500
1921-1923
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 *19
$662,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1918-224,587,770
4Ms'17 A-O $3i,000—Oct 1 *2l-*32
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1917—$14.40
Funding Bonds.
Population in 1910.86,788 5s *13
J-D
$4,277—Dec 1 *2l-'23
INT. at County Treasurer's office 6s
10,665
Water-Works Bonds.
44*s
M-S $10,000——Sept 1921
mansfield.
F-A 100.000c—Aug 1 1931
This city is in Richland Co.
Inc. 34*s
(Subject to call after 1911.)
Feb. 24 1828.
Pop'n 1910, 20.76,8.
434s 17 M-S 63.000.Mar 20 '22-'42
1920, 27,824.
1 BOND. DEBT July 1 *20- $538,641
Floating Debt Bonds.
Water debt July 1 1918—. I
275.000
4s
M-S $10,000. .Sept 1 *2l-'25
Skg. fund (gen.) July 1 '17
83,723
Street Bonds {City's portion).
Assessed valuation
17,592,140
4s '07
M-S
$5,400—Sept 1 '2l-'27
(Assessment about actual value.)
4s *08
M-S
6,600—Sept 1 '2l-'28
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$14.00
4Hs'08 M-S |
9,800.-Sept 1 '2l-'27
INT. at 1st Nat. Bank, Marietta.
4s
M-S
15,710—Sept 1 *21-'29
44*s'09
4^s*ll
44*s'12
5s 13
—
...
^
9,460—Sept 1 *21-30
10,500.-Sept 1 *2l-*33 MARION.
2.160—Sept 1 '21-'23
This olty Is in Marlon County.
In¬
17.014—Sept 1 '2l-'3i
corporated Feb. 22 1830 and again
5s
M-S
668
1921-1924 in 1890.
5s
M-S
4,220—Sept 1 '2l-'25
Date
Purpose.
Ami.
Due.
5s '16
J-D
2,085
Sept 1 1921 4s '00
Extens. fd$l 1,000 Septl '25
5Ms'19 M-S
3,500—
1927 5s *04
Sewage dis¬
(55,000—Sept 1 *2l-'31
posal —13,500 Septl *24
54*s'19 s-a
-(72,000--Sept 1 '32-*43 4s *06 Park ——16.500 Septl '25
I 7,000
Sept 1 1944 4s '06
do
9.500 Mar 1 '29
Police Station Bonds.
do
9,000 M-S '22-30
53*8*19
5>*s'19M-S
5,000.—
1931 53*s'20
do
14,000 M-S '22-35
Arch Construction & Viaduct. 4s '11
Fire dept
7.500 Mar 1 '24
4s
M-S
$3.000—Sept! '2l-'24 43*8*12
do
4.000 Mar 1 '24
Fire Dept. Bonds.
do
5s '13
-26.244 Septl'26
6s '18
F-A ($3,000—Aug 1 '2l-'23 5s '13
Police and
4s
M-S
5s '13
M-S
M-S
M-S
5s '13
4s
-
—
„
-
„
,
„
130,000—Aug 1 *24-'38
M-S
5,000--Mar 1 '25-*34
Sewage-Disposal-Plant
Bonds.
5s *11
M-S $55.000
1926
Sewer Bonds.
5s *11
M-S
$800
-1921
5s *13
M-S
6,000
—1924
5>*s'18M-S 22,500
1938
54*s'19 M-S
7,500
—1927
Sanitary Bonds.
4s
F-A
$7,000c—... Aug 1921
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
5s "18
M-S
$5,000
6s ',18
M-S
550—
5s 18
M-S
4,700
Park Improvement Bonds.
6s
M-S $21,000
1940
Water-Works Bonds.
44*s'17 A-0
8,000—Sept 1 *2l-'22
115,000--Sept 1 *23-'27
4s '18
7,000
.1922-1923
M-S
5s '18
F-A
24,000
—1931
13,000
1933
5s '18
M-S
54*s'19 s-a
( 2,500—Sept 1 *21-'25
1 9,000—Sept 1 "26-'34
14,000—Sept 1 *21-'34
54*s*19 s-a
600
'21-'23
Sept
'24-'25
1,000
54*s'19
Sept
'26-'30
5,000--Sept
*21-'24
8,000.-Sept
54*s'19 s-a
'25-'39
.75,000.-Sept
6s'20
fire sta'n 13,500 Mar 1 '39
5s '13
5s '14
5s '14
.
_
—
—
__
20,000
—_
1922-1941
Deficiency Bonds.
$104,400-Refunding Bonds.
44*s'03 M-S $14,000
5Ha
M-S
41,700
6s
709 Septl *25
Root Swale
6s '21
Ditch.3,812.50 Mar 1 '28
do
6,500 Septl'26
do
1,500 Septl *21
Street Imp. 2,000 Mar 1 *24
do
6,000 Septl'25
do
2,400 M-S 1 '2l-'23
do
450.000 Apr 1 '25
44,500
Sept 1929
21,000
Sept 1926
5,500
Sept 1925
18,244
Sept 1926
Street imp4,572.71Sept 1923
Street imp. 1,500 Septl *21
do
5.000 Sept 1 *26
42,000 M-S 1 '21-*26
Ref
3,500—Mar 1 1927
2,000—Sept 1 1927
Street imp .27,000 Sept 1'26
Refund'g
4,000 Sept 1 '22
Refund'g —17,500 Sept 1 *29
Fire bldg—10,500 Sept 1 *29
Sanitary— 2,500 Sep 1 *22
St impt— 30,000 Sept 1 '27
Refund— 92,500 Sept 1 *28
City portion 67,315—
hospital.200,000 M-8 '22-'41
deficiency.255.000M-S'21-'28
park
5,0Q0M-S'22-'26
sewerage
5s '14
5s *14
6s '14
53*s'14
ts '20
'17
s
5 3*s'17
5s '16
5s '14
5s '13
5s '17
5s '15
5s '15
5s '17
,
.
2,018 Sept 1'23
6s *21
-
6s '21
Street imp.
Sewer
5s '15
44*s*16
44*s'16
5s '16
5s '16
43*8*16
43*8*16
53*s'20
6s
'20
6s *20
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
_
t
TOT.
1928
Mar
'22-'51
1
BD. DT. Nov30 '20 1,586,915
Ass'd taxable val'n 1920..35,000,000
-1939 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1920—$14.38
TOT. BD. DT. May 10 '21 $828,275
Popul'n 1010, 18,232: 1920, 27.891
Sinking fund
79,341
INT. payable at City Treas. of floe,
Assessment debt
(add'lj—
Water works debt
(add 1)
Total valuation 1921
Total tax (per $1,000)
-
241,330
176,200
35,082,060 MARION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
1921—$18.40
INT. payable by City Treasurer.
6s '21
M-S
70,000.-M-S
1
'22-'41
Funding Bonds.
43*s'03
$6,500
1922
53*8*18 M-S 45,000
M^S '22-'36
Building Bonds.
43*s'05
$8,000—
1922
43*8*06 J-J
15,000c—J-J
*22-'26
4 3*s' 11 M-S
33,000c —1921-1930
43*8*12
4,500
1923
5a '13
M-S
31,000—M&S '21-'35
59 *14
M-S
85,000-Sept 1 *21-'40
5s '15
M-S 165,000
M-S '21-'41
—
MANSFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT
44*s'05 M-S
44*s'06 M-S
44*s'08 M-S
$6,000c—M&S '22-'23
5,/,50c--M&S '22-'24
28,500CM&S15 '21-'28
4s
*11 M-S
M-S
5s *14
M-S
78,000c—M&S '2l-*28
48 '12
19,000-Sept 10 '2l-'39
—
—
94,000—M-S '21-44
9,000
Sept '2l-'24
M-S
3,000
Mar *22-'24
(20,000—M-S 1 '22-'25
M-S
15,000
1928 54*s'17 M-S ] 3,000
M-S 1 1926
M-S
122,000—M-S 1 *27-'37
17,000—-Sept *21-'29
6s '20
M-S 195,000-—M&S '21-'40 53*s'19 M-S 250,000c—M-S
'24-'48
6s '21
M-S 250,000
Mar '29-'45
Refunding Bonds.
$7,000
1923
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21
$723,500 43*s'll
34,000—M-S 1 '26-'32
Assessed valuation 1920—3d,186,170 43*s'16 M-S
$719,000
(Assessment 75% to 80% actual val.) BOND. DEBT July 1 '20.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$5.33 Floating debt
89,000
Population in 1920
—27,824 Assessed valuation 1918—31,994,330
School tax rate (per $1,000)'18$12.84
INT. at Mansfield Sav. Bank.
Population 1919 (P. O. census)30,000
INT. payable by District Treasur'r
maple heights.
5s'17
5s '18
6s '18
6s '19
—
This village (P. O. Bedford) is in
MARION COUNTY.
Duyahoga County.
Marlon is the county seat.
Street Impt. Bds. (City's Por.).
$28,500
lj*s'16 M-S $18,000c—Sept 15 1931 State aid road bonds (5)
Court-House Bonds.
i4*s'17 M-S 16,000c—Sept 15 1937
.s
13,000——
1933 53*s'19 M-S $8,550—-M-S
'21-'29
...
Emergency Flood Bonds.
5,000
1934
5s '15
M-S"$l 1,263c.M&S 1 '21-24
Public Hall Bonds.
t
Fire Department Bonds.
D*s'I7 M-S $3,000e—Sept 15 1927
M-S $10,000
.s
1922
8,000
1934 4s '17
Waterworks Bonds.
Bridge Impt. Bonds.
•
>s *17
M-S $40,000—Sept 15 1942 53*s'15 M-rS $15,000c_M&S 1 *22-'26
s
10,000
1939 43*s'l6 M-S 24.992C.M-S 1 *2l-*28
is *21
M-S
21,000
Oct 1 1935 53*s
15,500
.s
—
.
—.
—
_
'10
M-S
M-S
M-S
'10
'12
'13
M-S
..M-S *2l-'28
M-S $47,200
M-S
14,000—M-S'21-'27
M-S
(12,000—M-S
\ 16,000—M-S
5s '19
M-S
*
5s '19
6s *20
6s '21
M-S
1,000—-M-S 1928—
'22-'25
'26-'29
7,050c—M-S
'2l-'29
6,500
Sept 1 1925
M-S 18,f)00
M-S '21-'29
M-S
16,100
M-S '22-'30
6s '21
M-S
27,850—M-S *22-*30
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 8 *21.
$525,750
Assessment debt
307,785
TOT. DEBT
833,535
Sinking fund5,046
Assess, val. (real estate)
45,546,060
Assess, val. (pers. prop.).33,849,6.,0
————
—
Tot.ass'd val.'20(75%act.)79,395,750
State&Oo.tax(per $1,000)
'20-S5.40
A-O $10,000—1921-1931
5s '20
A-O 290,000
A-O '22-'57
BOND. DEBT June 17'21
$473,500
Ass'd val. '20 (80% act.)-45,574.540
School tax (per $1,000)' 1920 —$V.10
Population 1920
—21,000
INT. payable part at Nat. Bank of
Commerce. N. Y.; part at office of
Treasurer.
maumee.
This village is In Lucas County.
4j*s'07 A-O $60,000c—
5\«,
—1937
11.000-—
-v„
.
1937
Water Works Bonds.
5s'14
M-S $56,000
Sept 1 1924
54*s'l7 A-O
10.500—jOct 1 1937
5J*s'19 s-a
3,600c-Sept 1 '21-29
Refunding Bonds.
_
Population in 1920
/ 6.000c—Mar 1'22-33
V 6.000c..Septl'21-'32
r
5s '18
5s '18
$9.500C—M&S '21-'30
1.000c
Sept 1921
21,000c—M&S *21-'3I
29,500c..M&S *21-'50
M-S
14
5s'19
Road Bonds.
42,004
5% 15 F-A $2.500 Sept 1 '22-'23
Treas.
6s 18
s-a
12,000
July 1 1928
Street Bonds.
martin's ferry.
44*s'12 M-S
8,110-Mch 1 *22-'23
This city is in Belmont County.
5)*s 19 M-S
10,000—Sept 1 1929
TOT. BD. DT. May 1920
$344,242 GEN. BD. DT.
1919-^301,899
Water debt (included
134,000 Assessed valuation
1919-—3,563,840
Sinking fund
155,740 Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1910—$28.00
Assessed valuation 1919
12,399,750 Population
1910, 2,307; 1920--3,195
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $19.40
INTEREST Is payable at the Citi¬
Population 1920
11,634
INT. at office of County
....
-
zen's National Bank In New York.
martin's ferry sch. dist.
School
Bonds.
mayfield township.
$6,000c.M&S 1 21'-'23
This township (P. O. Gates Mill)
24.000C.M&S 1 *24-'31 Is in
Cuyahoga County.
25,000c.M&S 1 *32-*36
Road Impt. Bonds.
90,000c_M&S 1 '37-*51 5Ms'19 s-a
($39,000 Oct 1 '21-33
5s '19
M-S
11.000—Sept 1 *2t-'31
\ 1,000
Oct 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921$2 >0,000 BOND. DEBT May 19 '21 $61,500
Tot .ass'd val.'20(75%act.) 12.500,000
Total assess, val. 1920—5,560,770
Actual value (estimated)-16,000,000
Population in 1920
1,363
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20-$20 10
Population 1919 (est.)
11,560
INT. payable in Martins Ferry.
mechanicsburg sch. dist.
This district
(P. O. Mechanismartinsville~sch. dist.
burg) is In Champlaign County.
This district (P. O. Martinsville)
School Building Bonds.
is in Clinton County.
5s
J-D|$23,500c—J-D *21-'39
Building Bonds.
\ 45,000c-.-J-D '35-'40
5s
$19,000 —1921-1926 BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
$75,000
6s
6,000
1926-1932 Floating debt—
16,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 *16—$31,500 Sinking fund
2,500
Total assessed val. 1916
1,090,000 Assess, val. 1921 (4* act.)-5,500,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) '16-$6.10 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21-$19.50
5s '17
M-S
.
-
—
—
.
marysville]
This
Assessment
debt
Assess, val. real
In¬
(add'l)--101,600
2,762,600
2,119,940
4,882,540
-
Assess, val. personal.
Total assess val. 1920
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920.-$23.50
Population 1910, 3,576; 1920-3,635
INT. at office of Sinking Fund
Trustees, Marysvilie.
marysville
school dist.
M-S $47,335c—M&S
*21-'33
BOND. DEBT Apr 1917..
$62,000
Floating debt
9,600
Assessed valuation 1915—-4,456,600
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915
$6.70
INT. at District Depository.
5s '13
_
INT. at Farmers' Bank, Mechan-
~
city is in Union County.
corporated 1840.
Refunding Bonds.
6s '14
A-O
$8,000
A-O *22-'29
Mill Creek Purification Bonds.
5a *13
M-N$120.000-May 20 '28-53
($20,000 every 5 years.)
GEN. BD. DT. June 8'21- $193,900
—
—L plant..
100,000
...
*22-'23 4s
1 1922 4s
*23-'28 4s
*24-'29 5s
1 1929 5s
'21-'30
5s '19
—
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 '20 $2,01 >,985
Assessed valuation, real_ly6,000,870
133
MASSILLON.
This city Is In Stark
County.
In¬
as a village In 1853.
City Barn Site, &c.
5s '15
A-O
$4,000c
Apr 1 '22-'25
City Hall Bonds.
44*s'08 A-O
$5,000—Oct 1 '21-22
Street Bonds (City's share).
4>*s'09 July
2.000-July 1 *22-'23
44*s'09 Aug
1,450
J1921-1923
5s *13
A-O
2,975
.1921-1923
5s *14
A-O
4.700—.—1921-1922
J 10,000c
Oct 1 1922
corporated
— _
icsburg.
MEDINA.
This village Is In Medina County.
Incorporated 1835.
■General Street Bonds.
5s
'04
$500--Feb
—
15
1922
f16,200-M&S 1 '21-26
1,350
Apr 1 1927
(
728—Oct 1 1927
Library Bonds.
4s '05
$3,150—Feb 28 '22-'30
Sewer Bonds.
4s '07
M-S $23,000c—Sept '21-*34
54*s'14
1,288 —Apr 1 *22-'25
5s *15
F-A
4,992 —Aug 1 *2l-'26
(See V. 101, p. 713, for maturity)
5s'17
a-o
(
—
—
Water Bonds.
M-S
20.000c.Sept 1 '21-*31
M-8
2.000-Mar 15 '21-'24
4s *07
5s '08
5>*s'15 F-A
6,000—Aug 1 *21-'32
5s '16
J-J
20,000c-.J-J 1 '22-*42
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 30 *15—$92,449
Cert, of indebtedness
600
Assessment debt
22,311
6,463
(add'l)
Sinking fund:
Assessed valuation 1915—3,833,440
Total tax (per $1,000) 1915—$15.03
Population 1910, 2,734; 1920--3,430
INT. on 1916 Issue at Medina Co.
Nat. Bank, Medina; others at Vil¬
lage Treasury.
medina county.
Medina is the county seat.
BONDED DEBT 1921-
$447,680
Floating debt
Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
12,026
26,155,060
33,354,920
5s *15
A-O
8,000c—Apr 1 1923 Tot.ass'd val.'20(60%act.)59,509,980
13,000c
Oct 1 1923 Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1920..$4.70
5s '16
Apr
7,050
Apr '21-27 Population 1920--—26,067
5s'16
Sept
1,000
--Oct 1921
6s '19
Aug
4,000—-A-O *22-*23
medina co. road dist. no. 1.
6s'19
July
4,000
A-O '24-'25
P. O. Medina.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
♦
A-O $10,000—A-O 1 *31-'32
4 Yi s'09
$2,000.
July '22-'23 5s '15
— .
-
-
-
Storm Water Bonds.
4Hs'13
—.
$3,800
1921-1924
Funding Deficiency Bonds.
5J*s'18 A-O $28.000c-A&0 1 '2l-'24
6s '20
s-a
92,133c—.A-O '22-26
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '13
M-S
$1,000
Octl921
5s *15
A-O
7,600c-Apr 1 *22-'28
6s *19
June 10,000
June'22-'26
6s '21
s-a
12,850c—A-O '27-'28
inn
Police & Fire Alarm Signal. i
olKHdii
6s '20
s-a
16,000 ..Dec 1 '28-31
~
Park Bonds.
5s '15
A-O
$20,000c_A&O 1 1924
5,000c
Apr 1 1925
5,000c.. .Apr 1 1925
5s *15
A-O
10,000c—Oct 1 1925
10,000c—A&O 11926
Viaduct Bonds.
5s '14
M-S
$4.000
A&O 1922
Flood-Repair Bonds.
41*8*13 A-O
$3,0001921-1922
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 *21$276,208
Sinking fund
39,414
Assessed valuation, real.. 17,212,590
Assessed val'n, personal.il.3^346,000
Total assessed val'n 1920-30,548,590
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$16.00
Population 1910,13,879; 1920-17,428
6s '18
A-O
1.000
1922-1923
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$95,000
Tot.ass'd val.'20(60%act.) 13,476,540
Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
—_$4.70
Population 1919 (est.)-
29,500
MERCER COUNTY.
County seat Is Cellna.
Road Bonds.
5s '20
A-O $28,000.
J-J
5s '20
4,000. .Jan 1 '22-26
J-J
5s '21
18,000]
J-J
5s '21
16,000
J-J
5s '21
11,500 .July 1 '22-'31
J-J
6s '21
9.000
J-J
6s '21
11,500,
Court House Bonds.
6s '21
A-O $500,000-Apr 1 *22-48
Bridge Bonds.
5s '04
F-A
$5,001—F&A '22-'24
4>*s'12 A-O
3,600c—Oct 1 '21-*23
5s *14
J-J
18.000—Jan 15 '22-*27
5s '15
A-O
30.000—Apr 15 '22-'27
(see V. 100, p. 1283, for maturity)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1921
(including $56,000
general
& $720,000 assessment
bonds)
$1,282,000
Floating debt (incl.)
2,000
INT. at State Bank in Massillon.
Sinking fund
140,000
Assessed valuation, real—33,858,380
MASSILLON SCHOOL DIST.
4a '01
M-S
$6.000c__M&S *21-22 Assessed val'n, personal—19,196,630
4s '05
M-S
U.500C..M&S *21-*32 Tot. ass'd val.'20(70% act.)53,055,010
$4.25
4s *11
J-D
4,000c..M&S '21-'25 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
4s *12
M-S
74,500c
$1,500 due Population 1910, 27,536; 1920-26,870
INT. payable at County Treasury.
each 6 mos.
—
.
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134
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
metamora.
miamisburg village s. d.
This village is In Pulton County.
6s
$30,000c
11926-1931
Street Impt. (Village's portion).
6s
195.000c
1932-1951
5s '15
J-D
$8,400—Apr 1 *22-'27 5s
5,000c
1921-1931
BOND. DEBT May 1 1918—$31,000 4s
27.500c
1921-1931
Assessed val., real estate
294,710 BOND. DEBT May 26 '21 $257,500
Assessed val., personal
5,000
299,180 Sinking fund
Tot.ass'd val. 17(80% act.>..593,890 Total assess, val. 1920
5,540,446
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '15 $14.50 School tax (per $1,000) '20—$6.94
Population 1910
475 Population in 1920 (est.)
5,000
INT. on $30,000 6s payable in
—.
...
[Vol. 112.
Total assessed val. 1919—$2,225,000
montgomery county.
School tax rate (per $1,000) 17.$14.30
County seat Is Dayton.
Infirmary-Building Bonds.
4^8*08 J-D $30.000.June 15 '22-27
—.
...
minerva.
This village Is in Stark County.
—
County seat is Troy.
Road Bonds (Go's portion).
5s '18
s-a
$6,000c_Mar 1 '22-'24
5s *19
s-a
J 4,290
A&O *2 -'27
\ 1.200c__A&0 '27-29
5s'19
6s '19
s-a
s-a
[
6s '19
s-a
^
5s'15
5s '19
A-O $12,000c—-A-O '25-'36
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1916$30,920
8.1<6c_May 1 '22-'29
21,000c.May 1 *22-'28
2.000—July 1 '22-*25
\ 2,500-Jan 1
I
200
July
'22-'26
1 1926
6s '20
A-0
9,250c—Oct 1 '21-'30
Fair-Qround Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-D
$1,950
Dec 1 1921
Funding Flood Bonds.
5s '13
M-S
$4.000—SeDt 1 '2l~'22
Sheriff's Residence Impt. Bds.
4^s'17
$300
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '21
A-O $20,000c-Apr 1 '22-'31
Court-House Bonds.
6s '20
A-0
$5,000c.-A-O '22-'26
Flood Emergency Bonds.
...
Floating debt
Sinking fund.
middleport.
Total assessed val. 1916
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '16-$12.00
9,022
355
5,702,100
This village
is in Meigs County.
Refunding Bonds.
A-O
$3,500c.Apr 1 '22-'28
6s'20
s-a
43,000--Oct 1 '21-40
Street Impt (Vil. Portion) Bds.
5s '15
M-S
$5,800—Sept 1 '2l-'43
5s '16
Sewer
4s
Bonds.
—-
| $1,500
\
Sept 11924
3.000..Sept 1 '25-'30
—
...
...
-
Assessment debt (add'1).
The benefits approved
to
amount
than
of
$75,706,678,
three times
The
work.
4,340,691
by court
bonds
are
a
s-a
6s *20
s-a
6s '21
J-J
direct
INT.
either
on
at
the
Columbus
as
State
or at
units.
bonds
the
the
is
Treas.
office
National
This village Is located In Montgom¬
Co.
Incorporated Feb. 11 1832.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s'13
J-D
$7,000c. June 2 *22-*28
5s'14
1.000—Feb 1
1922
Miami River Front Impt. Bds.
5s *15
M-S
$1,500—Sept 1 '21-'22
...
City Building Bonds.
4s *12
J-D $10,000c_June 1 '25-'29
Sewer Construction Bonds.
4s'll
J-J
$6,000.July 15 '21-*23
5s *14
4,500— Apr 1 '24-'26
Water Bonds.
4Hs'04 M-S $80,000c— Mch 11934
(Subject to call Mch 1 1924)
...
6s '15
F-A
6,400—Aug 2'21-'28
Fire Engine Bonds.
5s'17
$3,900
1927
General Street, Bonds.
—
A-0
1
'22-'46
Park Bonds.
1930
3Hs'99 J-D $25,000c...Dec
4s '00
F-A
75,000c...Feb 1 1930
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1920)
4Hs'16 M-S $30,000.-Sept 1 '2l-'35
TOT. BD. DT. Mar 31 '21
$559,500
Assessment debt (add'l)..
Water bonds
246.772
(incl.)
242,500
47,792
Assess, val. '20 (abt. act.) 34,000.000
City tax (per $1,000) 1920__$18.30
Pop'n 1910, 13,152; 1920
23,594
INT. payable at Nat'l Park Bk.N.Y.
Sinking fund
in
City
miami s burg.
5s '15
1 '2l-'39
1 *2l-'39
1 *21-'45
50,000.-Oct
50,000--Jan
payable
Bank, New York City.
ery
8.000.. June 1 '22-'29
19,000—Dec
19,000.-Aug
s-a
5s '19
cost
obligation of the district, supported
by levies against all
the
taxable
property within the District.
The
total 1916 grand tax duplicate value
of properties assessed for benefits,
which includes cities, villages and
counties, assessed in units, is $1,194,816,600.
About
50%
of
the
benefits of $75,706,678 are assessed
against the real property in the dis¬
trict in proportion to the benefits;
50%
against
the
municipalities
within the districts
5s '19
J-D
more
or
estimated
the
14
|$4,000—Oct 1 '26-*29
I
900
Oct 1 1930
Electric Light (opt. aft. 1925).
5s *05
F-A $19.000c—.Feb 1 1930
middletown school dist.
*03
A-O $10,000c__0ct 1 *2l-'30
4s '05
J-D
S.OOOc.June 1 '22-'23
4s '08
J-J
15,000c.July 24'42-44
3.65s'06 M-S 68,000c.Sept 1 *23-'41
4s *10
J-J
11,000c.Jan 21 23-'33
4Ms'10 F-A 119.000c.Aug 1 '21-'50
4M8'12J-D
12.000-.Dec 1 '21-32
5s *13 F-A
40,000c—Aug 1'25&30
.5s'15
J-D
1,000
July 1 1922
4Ms'16 A-0 / 4,000
Apr 1 1925
\ 15,000.-Apr 1 '22-'24
4Ms'17 M-S 50,000
March
1.
($3,000 1922 & 1930; $4,000 1923 &
1924; $2,000 1925; $9,000 1926 &
1927; $8,000 1928 & 1929.)
4s
5Ms'20 A-0
30,000__Apr
1 '24-'29
$381,000
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21
Sinking fund
Assess, val.
School tax
3,000
'20](60%act.) 45,255,650
(per $1,000)
1920.$ 18.30
Population in 1920
24,539
INT. at Nat. Park Bank. N. Y.
milford
This
school district.
district is in Clermont and
Hamilton Counties.
4Ms 11 M-N$32.000c
1921-1952
a School Bonds.
M-S
$5,000.-Sept 1 '21-'30
Sinking fund (cash & lnv.)_
38,560 5s '17
Refunding Bonds.
Assess, valuation, real
2,933,480
Assessed val'n, personal.—1,958,790 5Ms* 19 s-a
$12,000—Feb 1 *24-'27
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912..
Other assessable property.
$50,000
357,540
Assessed valuation 1911
Total val. '19 (75% act.)-.5,249,810
1,300,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$20.40 School tax (per $1,000) 1911...$4.10
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 31 *19. $157,045
Certificate debt
6,680
Population 1910,4,271; 1920.-4,383
INTEREST
on
the water and the
light bonds of 1905 is payable at Han¬
over Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on sewer 4s
at Mlamisburg; on flood emergency
and city building bonds at First Nat.
Bank, Mlamisburg.
mlamisburg school dist.
$27,800_Nov 11 '2l-'32
5s '18
5,140
Mar 1 *21-'31
6s '20
30,000—-Sept 15 1931
5s '20
5,000—-Sept 15 1931
4s'20
27,500—-Sept 15 1931
4s '05
—
...
a
INT. payable at Somerville
(O.)
National Bank,
millersburg-hardy vill.
school district.
5s *13
M-Sj $28,000- -M-S 1 '21-'48
1
500
Mar 1 1949
TOTAL DEBT Apr 29 '20$42,000
Total assessed value, 1919.4,355,470
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19-$15.00
Population 1920 (est.)
3,500
6s '21
F-A
3,697
2.974,850
3,500,000
rate (per $1,000)
$19 80 5s *15
—
BOND. DEBT Mar 22'21.
$62,500
Ass'd val. '20 (60% act.) —5,540.440
School tax (per $1,000) '20—$6.94
Apr 1
1936
$82,100
Assessed valuation 1920
Actual value (est.)
Population in 1920 (est.)
BOND. DEBT May 1919—.$35,404
Floating debt
5,000 Assessed val., real
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Miam'rg.
...
Assessed val., personal
3,000
1,600,000
625,000
M-S
6s '21
6s '21
s-a
/4,000—M&S l'22-'25
1,000
2,500
Mar 1 19261922-1926
.1,550
Road Bonds.
F-A
F-A
1922-1926
$10,17.5c—Aug 1 '21-22
65.000c_Aug 1 '21-'30
1,9 .'5c
M-S 1922
70,000
M-S '26-*27
51,000c.Feb
1 '22-31
Inter County Road Bonds.
5s '14
M-S $35,840-Sept 1
*2l-'24
A-O
5s '15
H.000—Apr 1 '22-*25
M-S
School tax (per $1,000) '20....$8 20
INT. at Kountze Bros., N. Y. and
Minerva Nat'l Bank, Minerva, O.
J37.500
135,000
5s *17
F-A
6,000
5s '19
J-J
(2,000—-July 2 '22-*23
13,000—.July 2 '24-'29
mingo junction.
This village Is In Jefferson County.
in
1883.
Pop'n 1910, 4,049;
5s *19
J-J
J4,000—July 2 '22-'23
5s *19
J-J
Inc.
1921-1925
1921-1924
—1922
17,500—.July 2 '24-'28-
9,.-,00—July 2 '22-'29
1920, 4,860.
5s '19
J-J
8,000.-July 2 '22-'27
Sewer Construction Bonds.
5s *19
J-D
6,000
1921-1929*
5s '07
Dec $37,635c.Dec 16 '2l-*32 6s '20
J-J
9,300
1921-1922'
Funding Bonds.
5s '19
M-S
23,400.Sept 11 '2l-'29
4.90s'08J-J $13,500c...Feb 16 1923 6s '20
M-N 47.500--Nov 1 '21-'30
BOND. DEBT May 9 '21$44,500 5>is'20 M-S 150,000
-.1922
Assessment debt (add'l)...
29,552 6s '20._F-A
87,000
1921-1930
Floating debt
36,000 6s '20
s-a
14,600
1921-1925
Sinking fund
36,249 6s '20
F-A
7,304
1921-1922
Assessed valuation 1920-—9,216,260 6s '21
F-A
83.000
1922-1931
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$13.50 6s '21
s-a
8,238
1922-1926INT. at First Nat. Bk„ Mingo Jet. 6s *21
125,000
'22 '23 &31
6s '21
109,000.-Apr 1 '22-'31
mingo junction sch. dist. 6s '21
189,000--Apr 1 -*22'31
School Bonds.
6s '21
77,000.-Apr 1 '22-'31
$32,000... A&O '2l-'36
Detention Home Bonds.
5Hs'18 A-0
31,000—A&O '37-'53 5s '17
M-S
$8,000-Sept 28 '21-'28.
1 1954
4,000
Oct 11
Fair-Ground Bonds.
.8
175,000
5s'13
M-S
$4,000--Marl '22-25.,
37,000
Children's Home Bonds.
5Hs*19 I
60,000
5s '15
M-S
$8,000c_8ept 1 *22-'25
BOND. DEBT May 22 '19 $320,000 4Hs*17 M-N
6.000--May 9 '22-27
—
...
—
—
—
Total assessed val. 1918
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
9,435,560
$13.52
6,000
Population in 1919 (est.)
Refunding Bonds.
5Ks'20 A-O $200,000c—Dec
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
minster.
5s '15
1 1950
J-D $300.000_J'ne 1 '23-42
M-N 75,OOOc.May 1 '22-'30
This village Is In Auglaize County.
4Hs'16 M-S
GEN.BD.DT.Oct2 1917—
$43,000 4Hs'16 M-S
Water debt (incl.)
29.500
Assessment debt
(add'l)...
Floating debt
Sinkingfund
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
...
Total
valuation
45.000c-Mar 1 '22-'30
50 ooo..sept 1 *2l-'30
83,000—8ept 1 *21-'31
46,800
13.000
Sept 1 1932
4.500 5s *17
F-A
49,000.-Aug 6 *2l-'30
13,020 5^s'20 M-N225.000
1921,1935
4Hs'16M-Sj
991,310
450,900
1916
1.352,210
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'17_$16.00
Population 1910. 1,538; 1920-1,538
monroe
CoFnty.
Woodsfield is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '16
A-0 $18,000
zRoad Bonds.
5s'17
A-O
$S ,000c--Apr 1'22-'27
BOND. DEBT May 19 '21
$35,000
Sinking fund
14,250
Assessed val., real
15,064,850
Assessed val., personal
9,000,000
Tot.ass'd
val.'20(80%act.)24,064,850
Co. tax rate
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
5Hs'20 M-S$220,000c.Mar 1 '22-'31
6s *21
A-O 170,000—Apr 1 '23-'32*
6s *20
F-A(243,000c.Aug
office.
5s '17
monroe twp. rural sch. d.
This district (P. O. London) is in
5s '17
F-A
5s '17
M-S
SJ^s'18
5Hs'18
5^s'18
5Ms'19
5^s'19
5Hs'19
5Ms'19
5Hs'19
5^s'20
A-O
J-J
Madison County.
5s
5s
School Bonds (Tax free.)
M-S $47,500c
50,000c
___
BOND. DEBT May 1921Total
assessed
valuation
(H act.) 1920
$43,500
2,670,480
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '2l_$19.60
Population
1920
(est.)
1,500 6s '21
INT. payable at Clerk's office.
1'22-'30-
32.000c—Aug 1 1931
16,000
1924-1931
Bridge Bonds.
5s '13
M-N
1,000c—Nov 1 1921
5s '14
M-N
I,000c—.May 1 1922;
3,000—
1921
5^s'14 M-N
5s '15
M-N [ 2,000 —May 4 1922
1,000
May 4 1923.
5s '15
M-S
4,000c_Sept 1 *21-'22
1,000c—.Sept 1 1923
4,000cMar 10 '22-'23
4Hs'16 M-S
\ 1,000c—Mar 10 1923
8,000
1921-1924
4Hs'16 M-N
4^s'16 M-S
6,000.-Sept 1 *21-'24
(per $1,000) '20-_$4.00
Population 1910, 24,244; 1920-20,660
x INT. payable at
County Treas. 4Hs'17 F-A
J-J
s-a
1,000
Sept 1 1924
8,000-Feb 13 *22-'25
10,000c
1921-1925
10,000-June 22 '22-'25
12,000
1921-1926
12,000
1921-1927
14,000
1921-1927
16,000
1921-1928.
14,000
M-N 14,000
16,000
M-S
16,000
J-D
16,000
M-S
16,000
s-a
g-a
1922-19281922-19281921-1928
1921-1928
1921-1928
1922-1929
J-J
18,000
1922-1930
s-a
18,000
1922-1930
Memorial-Building Bonds.
6s '21
monroe twp. rural sch. d
This district (P. O. Eldorado) is
4Hs'07 A-O $55,000
1921-1924
6s *20
F-A
18,000c. Aug 1 '21-'29
Water Supply Impt. Bonds.
6s '20
---$250,000c
Oct 1 1950
*22-'37 TOT. CO. DT. June 6 '21$3,767,207
'21-*41
Road bonds (incl.)
1,408,957
1 1921
Tot* val. 1920 (actual)..315,911,500
BOND. DEBT May 27 '21
$44,000 Co. rate
(per$l,000) 1920---$4.72+.
Tot assessed valuation '20-3,658,325
Pop'n 1910, 163,763; '20, 209,532
(Assessment at 35% actual.)
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
Tax rate (per $1.000)
$12.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,500 montgomery' township.
.This township is in Ashland County.
monroe twp. rural s. d.
Pike Road Bonds.
This district (P.O. Arcanum R. D. 4s
$47,000
Oct 1 1927
No. 4) is in Darke County.
5Hs
22,000—Oct 15 1923
6s '20 M-N$100,000
M-S '26-'54 4Hs
19.000
Aug 1 1924
4Hs
10,000
Oct 1 1924
ISee
BONDED
(?) TOT. BD. DT. Sept 1 '12$98,000in Preble County.
School Bonds.
5s '15
A-O $16,000—Apr 1
5s '15
A-0
40.000-A&0 1
5s *16
A-O
500
Oct
-.-
—
—
V._11L^2250, for maturity.)
—
■
Assessed valuation
monroe twp. sch. dist.
This
district
Tax rate
1912—2,634,210
(per $1,000) 1912
$7.60
(P. O. Lucas) Is in
Richland County.
$8,000_Mar 15 '22-*29
6s '19
M-S
14,000-Sept 15 '21-34
10.000-Mar 15 *30-'34
BOND. DEBT May 1920$35,000
Ass'd val. '18 (90% act.)..4,100,000
Sinkingfund
2,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 191.8
9.48
Population in 1919 (est.)
1,600
Population 1910, 7,929; 1920.10,393.
monroevillF
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'17 J-J
$10,000
Jan 1 1927
Elec. Light & Water Bqftds.
4Ks
$30,000
S—1928
montpelier.
This
6s
village is in Williams Co.
Water-Works.
$25,000
Park Bonds.
—
4Hs
...
Street
$3,000
1926'
1922
Bonds.
village is in Huron County.
Bonds.
$6,140
1921-1928
Refunding Public Impt. Bonds.
5s
$638
1921-1922
BOND. DEBT 8ept 1912$42,380
Total assessed val. 1912
1,275,895
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'12_$15.00
Population 1910, 1,152; 1920-1,185
5s
___
5s '16
M-N$12,000c—Nov 1 1936.
5s '17
This
Water-Works
milton school district.
School-House Bonds.
4Ms
$44,400
1944
1921-1925
s-a
400
—
-—
16,000..July l/22-'29
57,000—May 11'22-'40'
M-S
6s '20
3,500—Apr 1'29-'35
...
5s
4,500
Sept 1 1931
55,000-Mar 14 *22-'32
21,000-July 1 '22-'30
litch Bonds.
J-J
6s '20
,700
6s '20
s-a
Total tax
-
5Hs'20 M-S
6s'18
Sinking fund
middletown.
5Ms*19 J-J
5s '17
6s '20
—
Total tax rate
This city is
In Butler County.
Incorporated in 1837.
Commission
government adopted Aug. 8 1913.
Fire Department Bonds.
5s *13
A-O $10,000
1923
5s '13
M-S $308,000_Sept 1 '21-'29
5s '14
J-J
7,000—July 1 '22-'28
Children's Home Bonds.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s '15
M-S
$2.500—MAS l'2l-'23
5s '13
J-J
$22.000c.July 1 '23-72
Infirmary Bonds.
Water Bonds.
6s '19
s-a
$i,700—M&N '22-'29
4s '99
J-J
$24,000c
1923
Power House Bonds.
4s *03
A-O
10,000c.-Oct 1 '21-'25
6s'15
J-J
$4,500—J&J 1'21-*25
25,000c_ June 1 '22-'46
4^s'10 J-D
Bridge Bonds.
5,500c. July 1 '22-32
4^s'12 J-J
5s '17
F-A ($1,000
Aug 1 1921 5s '15 A-0
2,272
A-0 '21-'25
14.000-F&A 1 '22-'28
4^s*16 A-O / 5,000..Apr 1 *22-'26
I 1,000
Feb 1 1929
30,000-Apr 1 '27-'41
6s *18
M-S
fl/.OOc.Mar 5 '22-'24 -s '15
25,000
\
600c...Mar 5 1925
4MB
J-D
31,000—June 1 *22-'41
6s *18
3,840—M&S'21-'28
4^s'17 F-A
16,000—Feb 1 '22-*37
6s '19
A-0
10,000—M&S '22-'29
11.000—Feb
1 *22-'32
4Hs'17 F-A
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921$528,150
18,000
1921-1938
5Hs'18
Road bonds (included)...
185,450
6s '20
J-D
40,000
Ditch bonds (included)
5,000
Street Paving (City's Portion).
Assessed val. real estate..51,217,310
4Hs'll J-D $17,700c
1921-1942
Assessed val. personal
37,311,150
4Hs'll F-A
2,000c.Aug 1 '2l-*22
Tot.ass'd val.^20(60%act.>88,528,460
4Hs*12 J-D
5,000 —Dec 1 '2l-'22
County tax (per $1,000) 1920—$4.71
5s '13
A-O
33,000-. Apr 1 *22-'54
Population in 1920 (Census)..48,428 5s '13
F-A
3,300--Aug 1 '21-'23
INT. at office of County Treasurer
5s *14
J-J
23.000 ..July 1 *22-'44
and Auditor.
4Hs'16 M-N
4,000—May 1 *22-*25
miami conservancy dist.
4 Ms'16 M-N
4,000—May 1 '22-'23
This district organized in 1913 for 5Ms'18
7,000
1921-1927
the protection of floods, takes in part
Incinerator Plant Bonds.
of nine
counties and
includes
the 5Hs'20J-D $24,000--May 1'22-33
cities of Dayton, Hamilton, MiddleSewer Bonds.
F-A $14,000c...Aug 1 1921
town, PIqua, Troy, Franklin, Miam- 5s '96
J-D
18.000c—.June 1 1922
isburg and numerous other smaller 4s '05
M -S
21.000c
1921-1941
municipalities, having a total esti¬ 4s *09
4s '10
A-0
mate population of 300,000.
78,200c. Apr 1 '22-'61
7,000c. Aug 15 *21-'27
5Hs'17J-D$15,O00,0OOcDec 1 '22-'46 4Ms'll FA
8,000_.Aug 1 '2l-'28
5Hs'20J-D
9,650,000.Dec 1 '25-'49 4Ms'12 F-A
BOND. DT.
9,000. .Dec 1 '21-'28
Apr 5 *21.$33,890,691 4Ms'12 Dec
J-J
minerva school district.
A-O $59,000—Apr 30 '22-*45
5s *16
32,000 —1922-1927
3,000
1921-1925
6s '18
s-a
2,000
1926-1927
2,000
1928
9,000
1929-1934
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1921.
(per $1,000) '16.$15.00
I
4J4s'17 M-S
6s '18
5s '15
TOT. BD. DT. June 1921. $100,511
Total assessed val. 1920—2,806,000
Population in 1910, 3,197; '20, 3,772
4,000—Feb 8 '22-'25
2,000—-Feb 8 *22-'25
F-A
F-A
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
4Hs'16 M-S /35.000—Sept 1 '2l-'30
5s -19
Columbus.
countyt"
miami
5s '15
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
A-O $50,000c—Oct 1 '23-*45
Refunding Bonds.
...
M-S
10,000c—Mar 1 1937
...
6s '19
s-a
5,000--July 1 '21-'25
BOND. DEBT Mar 31 '20- $152,000Assess, debt additional
22,00(1
Floating debt
Waterrdebt (incl.)-Sinkingfund-
1,000
62,000*
11,000"
June, 1921.]
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
Total assessed valuation *19
(80%
INTEREST payable at the Knox
$3,420,000 County Sav. Bank, Mt. Vernon.
act.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '16 $15.30
Population in 1920 (Census)
montpeliebTschool
3,052
4)4s'14M-8»/$24.000cMar 1 *22-'45
\ 3 r> ,000c Sept 1 *21-'45
Funding Bonds.
5)§s'17
$7,500
s-a
muskingum county.
County seat Is Zanestyllle.
dist.
*23-*32
Jan 1
BOND. DEBT July 11918—$76,000
Total assess, val. 1919
3,520,000
*
INT. at Farmers' & Merchants'
State & Sav. Bank, Montpelier.
Emergency Flood Bonds.
4^8
$100,000
May 11923
5s
30,000—May 1 *22-'24
5s
75.000—-Aug 1 1934
5s *13
M-S 60,OOOc-May 1 '22-*24
—
—
5s *14
J-D
200,000c-Dec 1
'25-*28
Highway Bldg. Bonds.
$327000—Oct 1 *21-'23
140,000——Aug 1 1925
county.
80,000—Oct 1
35,000—Oct
Highway Bonds.
5s'17
A-O
50,000—.Oct
5s '19
A-O $60,000
1923-1929
1,000
Oct
~s
121,500—
J-D 376,900—June 1
6s '20
-S
31,500—
6s '20
F-A
50,123—Aug 1
5s *19
M-N 24,000—Nov 1 *2l-'28
State-Aid Road Bonds.
5s '20
M-S
Jl,500
Mar 1 1922
F-A $U,150-Aug 1
13,000—Sept 1 '21-'22 5s *18
6s *20
A-0
55.000——Children's Home Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s *11
J-D $ 15,000c—Dec
morgan
McOonneilsviile is the county seat.
—
6s '20
M-S
J 10,000—Sept 1 '21-'30
\ 9,000--Mat 1 '22-'30
Deficit Bonds.
M-S $21,000-Sept 15 '2l-*27
Flood Emergency Bonds.
_s
—$165,000—
Building Bonds.
-s
$40,500
BOND. DT. May 24 '20- $410,000
Sinking fund
25,620
Assessed val., real
11,073,920
Assessed val., pers'l
7.674,020
Total assessed valuation, 1919
(90% act.)
18,748,040
5s '19
—
—
'21-*22
1 1923
1 1924
1 1925
'22-'30
'21-30
State & Co. tax(per$1,000) '19-S6.10
Population 1910,16,097; 1920-14,555
morral school district.
This district (P. O. Morral)
Marion County.
is In
26,718
others at Nassau Bank, N. Y.
Assessed
(60%
>
This village Is in Henry Co.
Inc.
June 7 1853. Population 1910, 4,007;
1920, 4,132.
valuation
1919
School tax (per $1,000) 1919-$29.00
1,360
—
school
dist.
Building Bonds.
6s *15
F-A
$500
5s'19
M-S 286,000—M-S
*2l-*49
BOND. DT. Mar 10 '20— $310,500
-
Total assessed val. 1920
4,900,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20.$20.00
Population in 1910-
4,007
nelsonville.
This City Is In Athens County.
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
s-a
$2,500
TOT. BD. DT. Mar 5 '20$48,569
INTEREST at Clerk's office.
6s *18
gilead."
This village is in Morrow Co.
GEN. BD.DT~Apr 16*21$62,096
-
12,758
Assess, debt additional
Water debt (Included)
31,150
4,447,623
(add!)
11,601 Total assessed val. 1919
Sinking fund
9,012 Total tax rate(per $1,000) *19_$21.05
6,442
Floating debt-.
2,100 Population in 1920
Tot. assess, val. '21 (% act.) 380,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) *21-$17.30
nelsonville school dist.
Population in 1920 (Census) —1,837 4s '07 M-Sf$16,000c_Sept 1 '2l-*30
Assess, debt
mt.
healthy~school
dist.
This district (P. O. Mt. Healthy)
is in Hamilton County.
BOND. DT. June 28 1920-
$50,000
Sinking fund
9,750
Total assessed val. 1919
1,943,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9-S6.42
Population in 1919
1 16.000c. Mar 1 '22-'37
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 *21$32,500
Floating debt
12,000
Assess, val. *20 (abt. act.). 5.007,745
School tax (per $1,000) 1920— $2.19
INT.
Citizens'
at
Central
Bank.
Nelson ville.
3,000
nevada
mt. pleasant vil. sch. dist.
This district is in Jefferson County.
School Bonds.
5s '17
A-O $48,000c.Apr 5 *22-'47
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 *21$48,000
Assessed valuation
1.125.000
village
sch.
dist.
This district (P. O. Nevada) is in
Wyandot County.
Building Bonds.
-
_
1920—$18.00
Bank, Mt. Pleasant.
NEWARK.
Incorporated 1860.
This city is
in Licking County.
Genera") Sewer Bonds.
Fire Equip. Bonds.
5s'14
J-D
$2,000—Dec 1 *21-'22 43^8*16 F-A $12,340
5s '16
A-O
900
A-O 1 1922 (Aug. 1: $2,000 1921 & 1922; $3,000
1923
&
1924; $2,000 1925 and
Water Bonds.
$340 1926.)
4s '06
J-D $19,500 —June 30 1926
43^8*16 M-N
6,600-1920
5s '17
A-O / 6,000--Apr 1 '22-'27
A-O
\ 3,500—Oct 1 '21-'27 5s '19
20,000c—Apr 1 '22-'31
Grade-Crossing Elimination.
Street & Sewer (.City'$ Portion)
mount vernon.
city is in Knox County.
corporated Feb. 26 1845.
4Hs'12 J-J
5s '14
J-D
$13,000
In¬
J-J '22-'34 4^8*12 A-O $200,000 Apr 1 *22-'41
f 5,400—J-D '22-'24
I
200
June 1 1923
5s *15
A-O
7,300
Apr
1 1924
5s '16
A-O
2,500—Oct 1 *21-'25
5Hs'18
51.765
1928
GEN. BONDED DEBT$97,673
Floating debt-.
9,050
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1921$231,225
Water debt (included)
18,250
Sinking-funds
45,275
Assessed valuation 1920—12,407,710
—
Assessment about
Tax rate (per $1,000)
80% actual.)
1920
$18.52
Population 1910, 9,087; 1920.-9,237
INTEREST payable at office of
Sinking Fund Trustees, Mt. Vernon.
mount vernon school di8t.
4s *07
M-S $4,500
Mar 4 1922
4a '10
J-D
26.000c—Dec 1 1930
(Subject to call Dec 1 1915.)
5s *15
$35,OOO.J & D 12 yly.
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '21
$65,500
Floating debt--•
10,000
Ass'd val. '20 (about act.).12,407,710
School tax (per $1,000) '20
$7.79
—
Trustees.
newark school district.
M-S $30,800c.Mar 18 '2l-*31
4s'08
A-O
5,200c-Apr 23 "22-'25
4s '12
M-N 68,945c.May 1 '21-'37
5s '13
M-N 20.770-May 20 '21-'32
4s '07
Total tax rate
(per $1,000)*18 $10.20-
Population 1910. 3,836; 1920-4,614new haven twp. rural s. d..
This district (P.O. Plymouth R. F..
D. No. 1) is inHuron County.
6s '20
A-O $35,000---A-O
BONDED DEBT--
'22-'3&
—■(?>.
new lexington.
This village is in Perry County.
Street Impt. Bonds (village's vor.),
95,000—Sept 1 '21-'39 5)£s'16M-N$10,588c -Mayl '21-'36*
BOND. DEBT July 1 *20Funding Bonds.
$263,500
$7,000
Sinking fund
10,038 5)4 s'19 s-a
Assessed val. 1919-1920-37,760,000
Refunding Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$5.10 5s'16
$2,100—Sept 1 '21-'27
Population in 1920 (est)---—.32,000 BOND. DEBT Mar 22 '20- 131,653.,
Sinking fund & securities
7,854
INT. at District Treasurer's office.
Assessed val. 1919
2,911,910*
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—-$17.40
newberry township.
This township (P. O. Covington) Population in 1920 (Census) —3,157'
A-O
14,000-Apr 30 *21-'34
s-a
—
INT. at the village treasury.
Is in Miami
5s
County.
Public-Hall Bonds.
$26,600
—
1926
-
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.
$26,400
Total assessed val. 1920-- 4,260,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$10.20
new
lexington
sch.
dist;,
School Building Bonds.
$21,500—Sept 20 1938
-'17
4,500
1932-'40'
Population 1921
.—7,241
Funding Bonds.
5s '17
A-O
$9,000
1924-1932
6s
15,000new boston.
This village (P. O. Portsmouth) is School improvement bonds.
$4,500
in Scioto County.
Pop. 1910,1,858. TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921— $55,600Total assess, val. Apr '21—2,963,088Street Bonds.
5s '16
J-J
$4.000—July 1 1935 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'21-$10.06
4J4s'll
6,000—Jan 1 '22-'27
new london!
4)48*12
5,000—J-J 1 *22-'20
This village is in Huron County.
5s'15
12,500—Apr 1 *27-'29
5)4s
—
—
,
-
—
—
—
—
Water-Works Bonds.
1,000—Aug 1 1928
J-D $56.000—J-D 1 '22-'43i
1,500
Mar 15 1929 5s '16
A-O / 2,000—Oct 1 '21-*24
68 *19
7,000—Jan 1 *29-'33
\ 2,000--Apr 1 '22-'25.
3,000.—Dec 1 1928
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s
f 17,500—July 1 '22-'26
$21,350—
129.500.-Sept 1 '21-'27 -S
Water Works Bonds.
6s
f 9,000—Oct 1 '21-'29
114.000-July 1 "22-'30 6s '18 Dec 1 $3,000—Dec 1 '24-'2ft
5)48*18 arm
$3,000 —1923-1928
Street Extension.
$80,850
5s715
$2,000
Nov 1 1931 GKN. BD. DT. Apr 1921—
7,480
4J4sT6
6,500
June 11933 Assessment debt (add'l)-..
Total assessed val. 1920-—1.887,280
Sewer Bonds.
5s'16
5s '17
5s *18
6s *19
—
—
---
...
——-
Water Bonds.
4Hs'04 J-J $215,000-July 1 *22-'32
4)4s'08 A-O
44,000—Apr 1 '22-'20
4^s'09 J-J
30,000c—Jan 1 '22-'25
4HsT6 A-O $12,000
($2,000 every two years Oct. 1 1920
to 1932, incl.)
6s'18
A-O
15.000—.1925-1929
Deficiency Bonds.
5s '19
$15,377.80 -—.-1927
6s '20
A-O
48,000—Oct 1 '21-'26
Street Bonds (City'sportion).
4)*s'08 J-J
$3,696
July 22-'23
5s '12
A-O
1,504c-Oct 1 *21-'22
5s *13
M-N 23,800--May 1 *24-*27
6s'15
M-S
6,042.62c,Mar 1 1924
5s '15
F-A
8,935
Aug '22-'24
5s '15
F-A
15,000.-Aug 1 *25-*29
5s '16
F-A
5,050
Feb 1926-'28
4)4s'10 M-S
2,380
Mar 1923
4)*s'16 J-D
12,200—June 1 *22-*20
4Hs
M-S
3,000
—1927
5s
A-O
1.500
.1920
5s '20
A-O
4,000
1928
Refunding Bonds*
5s '04
A-O $16,757—Oct 1 '21-23
—
—
—
.
J-J
$44.000c-July 1 '22-*43
5s '15
M-N
4,000
Nov 1 1930
5s *18
J-D
10,000c—June l'32-'35
6s
6.000—May 1 1937
Water Bonds.
5s '14
J-J
$42.000c-July 1 *23-'43
5s '14
,
_
5s '17
J-J
.
/3,000c—July 1 1938.
\ 3,500c—July 1 1942
„
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
11.000.-May 1 '22-'32
BOND. DEBT May 24 '21 $175,500
Assessment debt
7o,600
——
Floating debt
DEBT
Sinking fund
22,000
—
TOTAL
273,000
-
-
-------
20,000
Assess, val. (real estate)—6,100,000
Assess.val. (personal)
-.3,900,000
Tot. ass'd val.'21 (60 % act.) 10,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$20.00
Population in 1920 (Census)—4,817
INT. on sewer and flre-dept. bonds
at
5s *16
M-N$31,350c.May 1 '22-'40
5s *16
M-S
15.000c-Sept 1 *40-'45
BOND. DEBT June 1921$50,000
'21-$18.00 Floating debt (add'l)
2,000
Population in 1920 (est.)
—1,500 Tot.ass'd val.()£ act.) *20-4,325.470
ENT. payable at the People's Nat'l
School tax (per $1,000)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
This
Fund
This township is in Huron County..
BOND. DEBT June 9 *19$68,500«
Total assessed val. 1918
2,662,350-
_—
1,096,000
Population in 1919—*
mt.
grade
crossing bonds
payable Nat. Park Bank, N. Y.;
other interest is payable by Sinking
on
new haven township.
—
-
act.)
INT.
5s '14
5s *19
-
BOND. DEBT May 25 '20-$32,500
Sinking fund
;
1,500
personal—12,851,270
Pop'n 1910, 25,404; 1920
INT. on bridge 4s, funding and
children's home bonds at Co. Treas
——
morrow school district,
This district is in Warren County.
4s *12
J-D $31,100 —1921-1941
-
*19—$6.42
$15-50
—
office.
—
—
City tax rate (per $1,000)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
—
at Treasurer's
„
1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs*06 M-S $12,0O0c-June 15 1931
Deficiency Bonds.
M-S 25,000
1924
5Hs'19 M-S $6,000c—-M-S '22-'25 4)4s
M-S 20.000c
1929
BOND. DEBT May 1921$36,000 4Hs
3,600—A&O 1 *22-*23
Tot. ass'd val.'21(80%act.)2,000,000 5^s*16 A-O
s-a
13,555.10-Mar 7*22*26
Total tax rate (per $1,000)—-$15.00 6s '21
Water-Plant Bonds.
5Hs*15
$42.000
morrow county.
Water Works Refunding.
County seat is Mt. Gilead.
6s '20
M-S
s-a
40,000—--M-S 22-29 5s '19
$13,000—July 1 *22-*34
GEN. BD .DT. Apr 12'21
Fire-Engine-House Bonds.
$440,242
$7,000
Assessment debt (add!)..
132,300 5s '15
Floating debt (add!)
21,500 BOND, DEBT May 24 *21 $105,000
TOTAL DEBT594,042 Assessment debt (aad'l)
51,771
Assessed val., real
2,000
17,218,690 Floating debt—
Assessed val., personal—13,473,170 Assess, val. '20 (abt. act.)-8,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$24.40
Total assess, val. '20 (75%
actual)
----30,691,360
INT. at Village Treas. office.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '20.$3,53
Population 1910, 16,815; '20. 15,570 napoleon
INTEREST
~
val.
Bridge Bonds.
4s *10
J-J $172,384c-July 1 *22-'31
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '20. 1.296,000
Road debt July 1 1919—
636,500
Assess.val. '19 (abt. act.) 77,568,340
State & Co. tax (per $1.000)'15-$4.60
Population 1910,57,488; 1920-57,980
napoleon.
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 *21$34,000
$15,000.
'22-'27-'32 Assessment debt, add'l-.99,323
15,000—Mar 1 '22-'26 Sinking fund
5,900
3,449,390
(2,500
Apr 1 1926 Assessed val. 1920
5s '19
A-O
2,000.,—Apr 1 1927 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$18.40
3.000——Apr. 1 1928 Population 1910, 2,943; 1920—3,895
Refunding Light Bonds.
INT. at office of Sinking Fund
5s '92
M-S
$1,300—Sept 1 '21-'32 Trustees.
4)48*16 M-N
5,000-,—-1922
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
new concord.
4J4s'16 M-N $5.000
May
1922
This village is in Muskingum Co
5s *19
s-a
20,000—Apr 1 *22-'25
Water Works Bonds.
5s
A-O
15,000
1927 5s '19
M-S $34,000c_Sept 1 '21-*64
5s
A-O
28.500
—1925 BOND. DEBT
Sept 24 '19 $77,610
City Building Improvement.
Assess, debt (incl.)
23,925
5s
A-O
$9.500
1925
Sinking fund—
3,285
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21$850,764 Assess, val. 1919
(est.).—1,000,000
Assessment debt (add'l)—
360,950 Total tax
rate (per $1,000)—$15.60
TOTAL DEBT.
1,211,714 Population
1920—
889
Sinking fund (General
86.363
Prin.
and
Int.
payable at the.
(Spec; assess.
24,076
val. reaL
—22,472,680 Village Treasurer's office.
-—
hi-S
Assessed value 1919
—35,323,950
Total assess, val. 1919—-35,323,950
Funding Bonds.
4)*s'04 J-D $75,500—Dec 1 '21-'24
on
Electric Bonds.
5s '92
58 '16
'21-28
—
—
135
Portsmouth
water
bonds
at
1921
Banking
Co.,
on
Ohio Valley Bank.
Portsmouth.
Total tax rate
(per $l,000)'2l-$15.40
1920, 1,470
Population 1910,1,557;
new
london township.
This township is in
GEN. BD. DT.
Huron County.
Apr 21 '21- $34,750
Tot. ass'd val.'20 (90% act.)l ,803,245
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 20 $16.70
Population in 1920—
450»
new philadelphia.
This
city is in Tuscarawas County.
Street Impt. Bds. (city's portion),.
J-J
$12.000—J-J 1 *22- 34>
5s *10
Paving Bonds.
6s '19
s-a
/$2,000—Sept 1 '21-'24,
\ 2,000—Mar 1 '22-'2&.
Motor Hose Wagon Purch. Bds.
■
5s *10
M-S
$2,000—M-S 1 '21-*22
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 '20
$323,745
Water debt July 1
Sinking fund
1919—
———
108,000
1,998.
Assessed valuation 1918—12,150,350.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18 $14.20
Population 1910, 8,542; 1920—10,718
new boston school dist.
This district is in Scioto County.
4)4s'13 J-J
5s*13
J-J
*14
5s '16
.s
—
M-S
$29,500c.Jan 24 '23-'52
5,000—July 18'23~'32
10,000
new philadelphia sch. d-.
This district is in Tuscarawas Co.
5s *13
5s *14
J-D
---
/3,000c—Mar 25 1933
$84,100c J&D
*21-'35
/
500
Oct 1921.
114,000—A-O '22-'28
9,000—J&D 1 '22-'30
17.000-M&S 1 '21-'37
10,000—
Library Bonds.
U8,000.Sept 15 '32-'40
J-J
BOND .DEBT March 1916
$5.000—Mar 1 '22-*31
$92,000 5s '16
Floating debt
6,000 BOND. DEBT July 1 '20— $175,600
Asseased valuation
3,592,150 Floating debt-5,500
INT. at Portsmouth Banking Co. Assessed val. 1918—-—12,150.350
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$14.20
new bremen!
INT. on 4s at Citizens' Nat. Bank,
This village is In Auglaize County. New Phila., on 5s and 6s in New
BOND. DEBT June 25 '18
55,300 Philadelphia.
Total assessed val. 1914—2,000,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)T8-$12.50 new richmond.
This village is in Clermont County.
Population 1920—
—1,502
Water and Light Bonds
4s
$9,100
1921-1928
new carlisle vill. s. d.
Street Impt. Bonds.
This district (P. O. New Carlisle)
4s
$4,000
1923
is in Clark County.
Walks Bonds.
School Erection Bonds.
$16,964
1930-1933
5s '19
M-S/$40,000—M-S *25-'34 4s
I 75,000—M-S
*35-'49 BOND. DEBT May 20 *21—$30,064
6s '20
M-S
45.000
M-S '30-'52 Total assessed val. 1920-.—991,000
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21 $160,000 Total tax rate(par $1,000) 20_$24.8O
Total assess, val. 1919.---2,066,630 Population 1910, 1,733; 1920—1,714
13.500c—Mar 25 1940
5s '17
5s '17
8,000c_June 1 *43-'44
M-S / 7,000c.Sept 15'25-'31
J-D
5s '15
5s '17
M-S
5s '19
—
—-
-
-----
—
—
—
—-
School tax (per $1,000)
'19—_$5.20
-
new straitsville vil. s. d.
This district (P. O. New Straltsville) is in Perry County.
newcomerstown.
Funding Bonds.
This village Is In Tuscarawas Co.
5s '16
F-A
$0,500—Apr 1 *22-'34
Street Improvement Bonds.
Building Bonds.
'
6s *19
A-O $13,600—A-O
'21-'34
A-O $40.525—A-O 1 *21-'50
6s '19
A-O
5,000
Oct 1 *21-'30 5s '16
BOND. DEBT April 1920$74,250
Funding Bonds.
5s'16
A-O
$7.000—Oct 1 '21-'34 Tot. ass'd val.'20(75% act 01,772,495
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$7.98
6s '20
J-J
7,000
Total
tap (per $1,000) 1919— $14.20
,
-
NORTH
COLLEGE
HILL
VIL¬
HEWTON FALLS CON. S. D,
LAGE SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Newton Falls)
This district (P. O. Mt. Healthy)
Is In Trumbull County.
6s *19
A-O $4* ,000
A-0 *21-'45 is in Hamilton County.
School Building Bonds.
School Building Bonds.
$39,000—Jan 16 *22-'60
5s *19 A-O f$2 ,000—Ajpr 1 '23-49 5*4s'20 J-J
BONDED DEBT
—-(?)
\ 29,000
Oct 1 22-49
Prin. and int. payable at the First
TOT. DEBT May 23'21—$107,000
Tot. assessed val. 1920
4,201,670 National Bank of Mt. Healthy.
.
$6.00
1,300
$1,000, 1920Population in 1920
Tax rate per
NEWTON TOWNSHIP.
This township Is
NORTHFIELD.
This village is in Summit
County
Electric
U^Bon^
A-°
in Trumbull Co.
„
,
„
j ^
i lirll
,—
„
.
A-O
| 2,220—.Oct 10 1922
2,000...Oct 10 1921
1 1923
1 1924
5s *19
s-a
1 1925
1 1926
6s '20
A-O
5.000—.Apr 1 1931
6a
37,500
—
Sewer Bonds (city's jwtion).
6s *14
J-D
$2,000—Dec 28 1924
5s '15
M-S
2,532.-Aug 1 21-'25
10,000—Oct 1 *27-'80
5**s'18 s-a
.s *19
A-O
18,000—Apr 1 *25-*30
6s '20
A-O (15.000—Oct 1 '22-26
5**s'19
2,200—-Apr
5,000
Apr
7,000—..Apr
2,000—Apr
s-a
Playground Extension Bonds.
J-J
$10,500—July 21 1933
Comfort Station Bonds.
4Hs'16 A-O
$4,000c.Apr 1 *22-'26
Park Impt. Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$10,500—July 21 1933
4**s*16 A-O
$1,400--Apr 1 '22-*28
Garbage Wagon Equip. Bonds.
4**sT3 A-O
$3,500
Apr 21 1933
4Ms*15
10,000—Apr 1 *22-'31
5*$s*20 s-a
2,500—Apr 1 '22-*26
Garbage-Site Bonds.
4Ms*15A-0
$2,500-Apr 1 '22-*26
Office Equipment Bonds.
4**sT2 J-D
$3.500
Dec 6 1932
5s *13
—
59 '19
Road Bonds.
'
4*4s'12 M-N$22,OOOc.May 1 '22-32
5,000
Apr 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 11914$45,000
Road Bonds (Village's Store).
Assessed valuation 1913—-1,709,520
$2,000
Oct 1 1921
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913-—$5.50
12,000—Oct 1 '22-'23
Population 1910, 1.432; 1920--1,915
14,000..Oct 1 '24-'25
5*4s'19 A-O
INT. at Township Treas. office.
8,000—Oct 1 1926
NEW VIENNA VIL. SCH. DIET.
20,000.. Oct 1 '27-*28
<12,000
Oct 1 1929
This district (P. O. New Vienna)
BOND. DEBT jfune 16 '21 $105,000
is in Clinton County.
Tot. assess, val. 1921
—3,483.1/90
Building: Bonds. •
4*4s'17 M-S $70.000c.M&S 1 *22-'47 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$18.50
BOND. DEBT May 11919 $79,000 Population in 1920
861
Floating debt—
1,200
Assess, val. 1919.—
2,874,140 NORTH KINGSVILLE VIL. S. DTax rate (per $1.000)—.——$9.80
This district (P. O. North KingsINT. at New Vienna Bank.
ville) is in Ashtabula County.
Building Bonds.
NILES,
5s '15
A-O $20,000—A-O 1 *22-'31
This city Is in Trumbull County
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21
$25,500
Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed valuatlon'211.901,540
4*$s'16 M-N $8.000
Nov 1 1926
5s 17
M-N 12,000—Nov 1 *27-29 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21. $15.03
Population in 1920-——.450
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
5s '14
M-N$l 1,000.May 20 '33- 34
5s 14
J-D
10,000-June 20 -37- 40 NORTH LIMA SCH. DIST.
5s 14
J-J
6,500—July 1 41-43
This district!(P. O. North Lima)
5s 14
F-A
28,000c.Aug 1 *2l-*24 is In Mahoning County.
5s *15
J-D
2,000—.-June 1 1922
Deficiency Bonds.
5s *16
[VOL. 112.
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136
6s '20
J-J
$7.500—July 1 '23-'37
BOND. DEBT June 1 1920 $27,500
Floating debt
7,000
Total assessed val. 19191,301,660
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
$7.10
—
NORTH
OLMSfrEAD
VIL.
S.
D.
Improv't (City's portion;.
4*4s'07 M-N$15.000_—Nov 15 1927
J-J
11,000
July 8 1928
J-D
90,000.—Dec 29 1933
4)48*09 M-N 13,500
May 7 1934
4s '10
J-J
41,000—Jan 15 1935
4**s'10 M-N 14,000—Nov 15 1930
4*$s'H J-J
15,672.87.July 7 1931
4*$s'12 F-A
4,500—Aug 20 1932
4)48*12 J-D 130,000—Dec 23 1932
4Hs'13 J-J
20.000
July 2 1933
5s
14
15,645—.May 20 1934
5s *14
A-O
4,400c—Oct 1 '2l-*30
4»4s'15 A-O
500
Apr 1 1922
5s *14
A-O
2.000—-Oct 1 1924
4)4s*15 A-O
10,000—Apr 1 '22-'31
5**s'17 A-O
5,500
-1921-1931
5348*17 M-N
4,800
1921-1932
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '12
J-D $90.000—Dec 30 1932
5s '14
M-N
7,000—Nov 16 1934
4)4s'16 A-O
2,500c_Apr 1 *22-'26
Bridge Bonds.
5s '17
A-O
$4,000—Apr 1 '22-'29
Steam Road Roller Bonds.
5)48*20 A-O
$4,000—Apr 1 *22-'29
Revenue Deficiency Bonds.
5s *19
A-O $30.000—-Oct 1 1927
4s *08
4s *08
6s *21
,
—
...
\ 16,000—Oct 1 '27-'30
30,300--Apr 1 *31-*36
Water-Extension Bonds.
'
This
district
(P.
O.
North
Olm-
Is in Cuyahoga County.
School-Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'16 A-O $30,000—Oct 1 *2l-'42
BOND. DEBT Apr 11920.
$35,000
Assess, val. real
—2,011.900
Assess, val. personal
489,980
Tot. ass'd val.'19 (60% act.)2,501,880
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $15.30
_
6**s
A-O $10,000—Apr 1 '27-'28 Population in 1920-...--.——1,500
INT. at the Citizens' Sav. & Trust
Tl0,000—Oct 1 *27-'28
5Mb
s-a
5s *14
—
110,000
5,000--
75,000—Oct 1
Park Bonds.
5s *14
M-N$10,5OO—May 1
Cemetery Impt. Bonds.
5s -15
J-D $14,000-June 15
5s *16
J-J
5,000-July 10
6s *20
1 1929
Oct
s-a
*35-'49
'44-'46
Co., Cleveland.
—
Auto Patrol & Ambulance Bds.
4)48*12 J-J
$5,000—July 19 1932
Street Impt. (City's Portion).
M-N$18,000
Nov 16 1934
5s "15
A-O
1,500c— .Apr 1 1925
*22-*32
4Ms'16 A-O
5,500c. Apr
7.000c_ Apr
*22-"28
434s'l6 A-O
*21-'36
4)4s'16 A-O
24,000c.Apr
5s '14
This city la In Huron Co.
Incorp.
April 1881.
Population 1910, 7,858;
lfc20. 7,379-
/
5 1922
Il7,500—Sept 1 *24-*30
5 1925
Water Bonds.
■
5s
A-O $20,6.30c —1921-1925
1 1923
5s
M-S
8,000c
1921-1928
'24-'25
5s
M-S
1,000c
1921-1922
4,365—-Oct 1 1926
Street-Improvement Bonds.
TOT. DEBT June 1921 .$1,223,132
.s
$52,800.—
Water debt (Incl.)—.....
255,750
Fire Department Bonds.
Sinking fund
63,000 -s
$3,000
Assessed valuation 1920..25,699,120
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 *20. $343,488
Tax rate"(per $1,000) 1913—$15.40
Water debt July 1 1919.—
43.500
Population 1910, 8,361; 1920-13,080
Sinking! fund July 1*19
25,000
Assessed valuation 1918—10,628,125
NILES SCHOOL DISTRICT.
(Assessment about actual value)
This district Is in Trumbull Co.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—-$15.42
4^8*11 M-S $43,000c_Mar 1 '22-*43
INTEREST is payable at Norwalk.
4Kb
M-S
18,000c_Mar 1 22-31
5s *13
J-J
84,000-July 17 *21-48
NORWALK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s'14
F-A
87,000—Feb 2 *22-'50
5s 12
J-D $10,000
J-D *22-'26
6s '20
s-a
150.000—June 1 *22-'51
5s *14
A-O
3,000c.Dec 1 '21-'23
6s '21
A-O
36 000..Apr 1 '34-'45
5s '16
A-O
,000—Dec 1 *21-25
BOND. DEBT June 1921. $460,000
(5,(
~
_
—
500——Dec 1 1920
1
I
23,700,000
5Hs*18 M-S 20,(
000
M-S '24-'43
(per $1,000) 1919
$5.59
5**s'19 M-S
20,000—M-S '24-*43
Population In 1919 (est).——14,000
Impt. & Refunding Bonds.
INT. payable at office of City Treas
Assessed val. 1920-.School tax
NOBLE
COUNTY.
Caldwell is the county seat,
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
F-A $93,500
F-A '21-'29
5s '19
6s '20
20
A-O $21.000-.—Oct 1 1925
School Building Bonds.
$2,500
Dec 1 1923
5s'17
J-D 155,000-J-D
1
*24-'54
2,500
June 1 1955
Po&Vmtlon 1910-r—
INT.
7,803
r™,„
x
TOTAL DEBT May 1921. $273,500
Assess, val. real...
6,949,700
$21,000
Assess, val. personal...._ 4,946,665
TOTAL DEBT Apr 11 '21
$114,500
Tot. asses, val. 1920
11,896,365
Total assessed val. 1920-.18,429.000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $21.20
Population 1910,18,601; 1920.17,839
A-O
50,000—Oct 15 *21-*30
Bridge and culvert bonds.
NOBLE TWP. RURAL S. D.
This district (P1. O. Defiance R. F.
D. 12) is in Defiance County.
pay.
at the Treas. office.
NORWICH TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Havanna) is
in Huron County.
4**s'll A-O $19,000..Mar 1 '22-'31
5s *17
M-S
30.000C.M-S 1 '22-'26
$1,000) 1920
.$19.60 BOND. DEBT Apr 14 *21
$54,500
Total assessed val. 1920.-1,915,500
NORTH BALTIMORE.
Total tax (per 1,000) *1920—-$17.30
This village is in Wood County.
Population in 1920
796
INT. payable at the Commercial
Refunding Bonds.
6s '18
A-O ($4,000c—A-O '22-'26 Bank Co., WiUard.
1 4,000c—A-O *27-*28
BOND.,DEBT May 20'21
$40,000 NORWICH TWP. RUR. SCH. D.
This district (P. O.
Total assessed val. 1920—2,326.670
Hilliards) is in
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$15.40 Franklin County.
Population 1916, 2,503; 1920—2.439
Deficiency Bonds.
6s'20
A-O $39,000—Apr
1
'22-60
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21$40,000
Tot. assess, val. (act.) 19201,100,000
State & County tax rate (per
-
$1,500
NORTH CANTON.
This village is in Stark County.
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 6 '21. $212,400
Assess, debt (incl.)
120,100
Sinking fund
31,500
Water debt (incl.)
22,000
Assess, val., real estate
5,000,000
Assess, val., personal
3,716,820
Tot. assess.val. '20(*£act)_8,716.820
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$17.70
Population in 1920—
-—1.800
—_
NORTH CANTON SCH. DIST.
School Bldg. Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
$120,000—Sept 1 *21-*60
40,000
1921-1960
BONDED DEBT 1921— $200,000
6s
—
Assess. val., real estate '20-3,901.260
5s
M-S
'14
5s '15
4Ms* 16
4)48*16
4*$s'17
5s *17
5s '19
5s *19
5s '19
5s *19
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
6s '20
A-O
A-O 1922
4,000——A-O 1923
<,20,000
o
Building Bonds.
A-O '24r*27
5s *16
A-O $36,600-A&0 1 <2l-*36
5s 17
M-N
5.600-A&0 1 '21-'37
BOND. DEBT Apr2 *21$59,250
,5,000.—Aug 1 *21-*29
5,000—.Aug 1 *21-*29
5,000
Apr 1 1930
A-O
4)4s'04 May
4s '10
A-O
4)4s'15
4)4s'15
4)4s'16
4)4s'10
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
&
3,000
Farmers'
NORWOOD.
This city Is In Hamilton
Co., adJoining Cincinnati.
Inc. as village
July 18 1888: city May 4 1903.
Public Bath Natatorium Bonds.
5s *13
A-O $10,000c.— Apr 6 1933
6,000c—May 20 1929
18,000—Apr 15 1930
lo.OOOc.Oct 1 '2i-*35
10,000c_0ct 1 *21-'30
2.500C.ADr 1 '22-*26
16,000
1921-1936
4,000—Apr 1 *22-'29
Street Repair Bonds.
'00
A-O $20,000c—Apr 16 1930
4s *06
M-N
8,000—May 15 1931
4s
—
4)48*05 F-A
5s
5s
14
14
5s *15
5s
'14
5s
19
M-S
M-S
F-A
5Ks 20 A-O
$22,388
1921
17,818.———..1926
23,813
.1922
2.067..
...1925
5.000
May 6 1934
3.650
July 27 1934
20.000..Sept 1 21-40
25,000
Sept 8 1934
4,500.. Aug 1 '21-'29
22,621—-Apr 1 1940
Water-Main Extension Bonds
4*4s'12 J-J
$1.000—July 29 1932
4*4s'10 A-O
3,000—Oct 24 1930
Montgomery Pike Bridge Bonds.
A-O
$4,000—Apr 1 '22-'29
5s *17
General Improvement Bonds.
5s *17
A-O
$1,500—Oct 1 '21-29
_
5*4s 20
22,620,26.Apr
s-a
1 1940
Fire Department Bonds.
4*4s'08
4*4s'll
4*4s'12
5*4s 20
M-N $2,500—-Nov 24
F-A
2,500—Aug 29
M-S 50,000—Mar 21
A-O
12,500
Apr 1
Fire and Police Bonds.
1928
1931
1932
1940
4*4s 03 M-N $1,000
Nov 1
4*4s*04 Apr
15.000—-Apr 1
4*4s'05 F-A
10,000
Feb 10
4s *07
J-J
4,000—July 26
4*4 s'08 M-S
2.200—-Mar 31
1923
1924
1925
Police Bonds.
Bonds.
4*4s'08 M-S
4s
07
J-J
1933
_
$2,500—Nov 24 1928
5,000—July 19 1932
4*4s 09 J-J
4*4s 12 J-J
Viaduct
1932
,
$8,600—Sept 17 1933
35,000
July 11 1927
Market House Bonds.
J-J
$35,000—July 11
4s '07
1932
Water-Works Bonds.
5*4s'93 J-J
$2,500c_— July 1 1922
5*48*93 M-S
7.500c_8ept 1 '21-'23
4s '00
A-O
15,000c—Apr 16 1930
6,500c
Mch 1 1924
4*4s'04 M-S
2,700c—Dec 1 1924
4*48*04 J-D
4,500—Dec 31 1924
4*48*04 J-D
4,250—.May 20 1925
4*4s'05 M-N
1,500——Aug 1 1925
4*48*05 F-A
4s *06
J-D
25,000
June 11931
5.200—-Nov 15 1931
4*48*00 M-N
4s *07
J-J
6,500—July 11 1932
4s '07
J-J
34,000—July 15 1937
5,000—Dec 18 1933
4*4s 08 J-D
4s 10
A-O
2,500—Apr 15 1935
3,000—-Oct 24 1930
4*4s 10 A-O
4,000—July 29 1932
4*4s 12 J-J
5s 13
F-A 105,000——Aug 6 1933
M-N
It 14
2,500—May 16 1934
M-S
5b 14
15,000—Sept 8 1934
M-S
5s 15
15,000—-Mar 1 1925
A-O
4s
10
15.500—Apr 15 1930
1,000c. Apr 1 *22-'23
4*4s'l6 A-O
4*4s'17 A-O
3*500—Apr 1 *22-'28
3.000
1921-1927
4*4s'17 A-O
3,500- Apr 1 22- 28
4*4s 17 A-O
1,500—Apr 1 22-24
4*4s 17 A-O
4*4s 17 A-O
3,000—Apr 1 22-27
s'18 A-O
12,000
1921-1933
19
F-A
46,000—Feb 1 22-44
19
A-O
9,000—Apr 1 22-30
19
A-O
4,000—Apr 1 22-29
19
A-O
8,000—Oct 1 21-28
/
-
-s
...
-
GEN. BD. DT.
w
_
$25,000c—Apr
4)4s'04 J-J
4J4s'05J-J
4 )4s'05 M-N
Sewer
16 1930
3,900c—Jan 15 1924
3,100
.July 1 1925
1.100
Nov 25 1925
6s '14
5s
17
A-O
A-O
A-O
A-O
5*4S'17 M-N
500
Oct 1 1924
6,000—..Apr
1.500c.Apr 1
2,500c_Apr 1
9,000
Apr
100
700
2,500
1 1932
(per $1,000) 1920.$21.18
Pop'n 1915 (est.), 25,000; '20, 26,000
INT. at First Nat. Bk.. Norwood.
This village is in Ottawa County.
5s
Refunding Bonds.
20
A-O $3,000.serlaUy to
1934
Paving Bonds.
s-a
f$l,500—rSept 1 1921
( 2,000——Sept 1 1922
[ 2,500
Sept 1 1923
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s 19
$3.500—Mar 1 22-28
6,000—Mar 1 29-34
5s 19
3,500—Mar 1 22-34
($500 in even-numbered years.>
5s *18
—
...
*22-'24
Street Refunding Bonds.
19
$2,000
Sept 1 1927
5s
8 1932
.1921
Water Works Refunding Bonds.
19
$3,500
Sept 1 1922
GEN. BD. DT. May 1 '21$14,000
Water debt (incl.)
7,000
Assessment debt (add'l)——_ 59,000
Sinking fund
5.098
Tot .assess, val.'21 (90 % act.)2,350,000
Total tax rate(per $1.000) '2l-$15.20
Pop'n 1910, 1.559; 1920
1,858
1921-1927
1921-1925
—
OAK HARBOR.
'22-'20
A-O
500
1921-1925
A-O
3,110.64
1924
1,600
l9
J-J
July 1
22-29
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s '06
M-N $3,000—May 15 1931
5s 18
5s *14
6s
School tax
Bonds.
J-D $25.000
June 1 1925
J-J
20,000c—July 1 1931
A-O
20,000—Apr 8 1932
17,000—June 14 1927
J-D
F-A
4,600
Feb 141929
1,500—.Oct 24 1930
A-O
20.000
J-J
July 19 1932
2,000
1932
J-J
3,000—June 18 1933
J-D
1,500—-July 21 1933
J-J
F-A
1,500.
Aug 14 1933
5s *14
F-A
12.000
Feb 9 1934
6,000c.0ct 1 '21-'32
4xb'14 A-O
4**s'05
4*4s*06
4*4s'07
4*4s'07
4*4s'09
4*4s'10
4*4s'12
4*4s*12
4)48*13
4*4a'13
4*|s 13
4*48*16 A-O
4*4s'07 A-O
4*4s'17 A-O
Merchants'
Bank, Hilliards.
10,000c—Apr 15 1928
*01
4s '02
Deficiency Bonds.
$30,000
£eb 1 '21_$2,128,578
Assessment debt (add 1)
186,988
Sinking fund
623,459
4)4s'08 A-O
6,000—.Apr 15 1933 Assess.val. '20
(abt.act)
46,311,310
4s '09
M-N
6,000
may 29 1934
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $21.18
4)4s'12 J-J
20,000—.July 19 1932
24,960
5.000
July 7 1931 Pop'n 1910, 16,185; *20—
4)4sTl J-J
5s '14
J-D
INT. at Norwood Nat. Bank.
6,000
June 6 1934
5s '17
A-O
20-000
Oct 1 1927
5s '19
A-O
53,500—Apr 1 *22-'29
5s *19
A-O
8,000—Apr 1 *22-'29 NORWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s '09
J-J $117,000c.July 20 '21-48
Street Extension Bonds.
J-D
4s *05
20,000c —June '22-35
434s'04 Aug $15,000
Aug 1 1924 4s '05
J-J
7,500c—-July '22-36
4s '05
July
12,000—July 15 1925 4s
M-S
'06
3,000c.—Sept *21-'23
4)4s'O0 J-J
6,000c
July 1 1931 4s
M-S
'10
17,500cMar 14 '29-'49
4 34s'11 A-O
2.500—Apr 7 1931
J-J
4s '11
72,500c. July 1 '22-'50
4s '11
J-J
5,500—.July 17 1930 4s '00
M-S
22,000—Mar 1 '22-'32
4Mb' 11 F-A
2,000—Aug 29 1931
M-N
4s '00
7,000-May 14 '33-'35
4)4s'll F-A
5,500—.Feb 14 1932
J-D
4s '05
20,000—June 1 *22-'33
434s'12 M-N
3,000—.Nov 25 1932
J-D
4s '11
20,000—Dec 1 '21-50
4Hs'10 M-N
1,500—May 21 1930
A-O
5s *18
20,000—Oct 14 *27-'42
5s '13
M-S
6,500...Mar 171933
4s '11
A-O 200,000c...Oct *21-*50
5s *13
F-A
26,000—-Feb 24 1933
J-D
4s '12
55,000—Dec 16 *22-*49
5s 15
A-O
3,000—Apr 1 '22-27
82,000c_June 8 22-40
4*^8 14 J-D
4)4s'l6 A-O
700—Apr 1 *22-'28
45,000c
1927-1933
4*$s'15 J-D
4*4 a' 16 A-O
7,500--Apr 1 '22-'36
(See V. 101, p. 1829 for maturity.)
Sherman Ave. Damage Bonds.
4**s'16 M-S
10,000—Sept 18 1934
5s *03
J-D
$1,831.75c Dec 15 '23
4**s'16 M-N 10,000—Nov 27 1935
Sidewalk Bonds (Vil. Portion).
15,000—Nov 27 1936
5s '91
F-A
$l,000c—Aug 15 1921 4
15,000—Mar 12 1938
**s' 17 M-S
5s '92
A-O
18,000c—Oct 1 '22-'39
110,000-Mar.l2 '39-'49
5)4s'94 J-J
7,000c—Jan 1 '24-*30
$4,000c Sept 24 '34-'35
5s '95
J-J
5,000c— .July 1 1925
6,000c Sept 24 '36-'37
A-O
4s *00
15,000c—Apr 16 1930
5s *17
A-O
20,000c Sept 24 '38-'39
M-N 10,000c—.May 2 1930
4s *00
40,000c Sept 24 *40-'41
M-S
4s *02
3,500c—Sept 15 1922
50,000c Sept 24 *42-'43
F-A
4s *03
2,500c—Aug 15 1923
5s 19
s-a
48.000
1921-1931
A-O
4s '00
25,000—Apr 16 1930 BOND. DEBT
Apr 1921-S1,037,000
Sewer, Drain. & Ditch Bonds.
Assess, val. '19 (abt. act.).43,630,000
4s *00
A-O
5s '19
Population 1920 (est.)
at
34,000c.. Apr 1 *22-*38
40,000c—Apr 1 *22-'41
F-A
6s '15
5s *15
INT.
4,000
F-A
Tot.assess.val.*20(75%est.) 4,688.850
*20.$18.80
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
*22-*30
'22-'34
..Mar 1 1934
10,000—Apr 1 *22-'31
15,000.-Apr 1 '22-'36
2,500
Apr 1 '22-*26
14,000—Apr 1 *22-*35
15,000.-Apr 1 '22-'36
18,000c_Apr
52,000c. Apr
Electric Light Bonds.
5s '95
A-O
$6,000c—Oct 1 21-20
4s '02
M-N 20,000c—May 15 1922
4s *03
'31-'34 5b Electric-Light Bonds.
'14
M-8$100,000-8ept 1 *23-'42
'24-*28
6s '18
M-S
28,000
Sept 1 '21-'27
Bonds.
6s *20
s-a
fl7.500_.Mar 1 *24-*30
Property-Purchase
5s '15
A-O /$6,000—Apr
I 6,500—-Apr
Deficiency Bonds.
$5,000
Oct
8,000—Oct 1
5*£s'19 s-a
4**s'10 A-O
4)4s'16 A-O
5*£s'20 A-O
NORWALK.
is
—
___
stead)
Refunding Bonds.
4s '01
4s
—
—
June, 1921.]
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
OAK HARBOR SCHOOL DIST.
4Hs'll
A-Of$26,000c.Apr 1 '22-'33
f$15,000_Mar 1 '22-26
6
s
*20
M-S
60,000-Mar 1
1 13,000c
Oct 1 '2l-'33
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 1921.
$45,000
Assess, val. *21 (abfc. act.) 3,100,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1920.$18.00
Pop'n In 1920 (est.)
2.000
INTEREST
at
office of Treasurer.
OAKWOOD.
,
6s' 21
27-41
100,000
...1942-1955
BOND. DEBT Nov 17 '19. $151,000
...
-
8inking fund
3,680
assess, val. *19(act
val)5,726,650
Population in 1919 (est.).
4.200
Tot.
OTTAWA.
This village (P. O. Dayton) Is In
Montgomery County.
BOND. DEBT July 1 1918
Assessment debt
TOTAL DEBT
General sinking fund
Assessed val'n, real estate
Assessed val'n, personal
$9,245
88,857
98,102
4,900
3,114,460
1,593,050
This village is in Putnam County
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 5 1921
$50,000
9,430
7,000
12,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
Floating debt (additional).
Sinking fund
Tot.ass'd
val.'20(75% act.)2,000,000
Total tax ratefper $1,000) *20-$15.00
Population 1910, 2,182; 1920, 2,167
Tot.assess.val.l8(95%act.)5,707,510
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
$13.20
.1,473
Population in 1920
OTTAWA
Building Bonds.
4Hs'16 A-0 $33,679c
Oct 1 '2l-'46
Population in 1916
5s '19
This
village
Incorporated
Town-Hall
Is In Lorain
In 1846.
Bonds.
County.
...
...
—
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 11'21Assessment debt (add!)
$53,100
53,075
Sinking funds.
46,429
Assessed valuation 1920
6,471,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920-..$20.60
Population 1910, 4,365; 1920, 4,330
INTEREST payable on all bonds
at State Sav. Bank Co. in Oberlin.
OBERLIN UNION SCH. DIST.
School Site Bonds.
6s '20
F-A $50.000c_Aug 1 '21-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921..
$55,000
Sinking fund.
3,837
Assess, valuation 1920
7,000,000
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) 1920 $20.60
OLD FORT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Old Fort) is in
Seneca County.
6s '19
s-a
r$3,000.-Sept 1 30-35
1 2,500_-Mar 1 31-35
„
Building Bonds.
$45,000
—
6s 20
s-a
10.000-.Sept 15 1930
6s'20
M-S
10.000...-M-S'25-'34
BOND. DEBT Feb 17 *16$45,000
Total assessed val. 1915
2,614.260
School tax (per $1,000) '15
$3.70
OLMSTEAD
TWP7*RUR.
S.
D.
This
district
(P.
O.
Olmstead
Falls) is in Cuyahoga County.
Building Bonds.
5s '16
A-0 $5^,270c
Oct '2l-'46
BOND. DEBT
Apr 21 *21
Assess, val. real
assess,
val.
ORANGE
—-
—
5s '17
—.
—
M-S
4,000
66.0Q0
Mar 3 1929
M-N '21-30
70,000---M-N
Bridge Bonds.
21-30
5s '11
$750c—Sept 6 1921
5Hs'19 A-O'
5,000c
A-O '21-23
5Ms'18
6.500—Apr 15 1924
Road Bonds.
5s '16
$5,500
Sept 11921
5s '16
2,500
Sept 11921
5s *16
1,000
Sept 11921
5s *16
4,000
Mar 1 1922
...
—
...
—
...
21,000..Mar 17 22-28
16,000__Sept 17'21-'28
M-S
.
„
6.700
M-S
1929
Road Maintenance Bonds.
$13,700—
Oct 1922
Apr 7 *21— $475,650
5s '19
—_
GEN. BD. DT.
Assessment
debt
102,430
50,000
Sinking funds
Assess, val. real
28,682,570
Assess, val. personal
17,773,840
Total val. '20 (80% act.)-26,456.410
County tax rate (per $1,000)'20.13-60
Popul'n 1910, 22,360; 1920, 22,193
INT. is payable at County Treas¬
urer's office.
This
village is in
Incorporated 1830.
County.
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs
July $50,000c
1935-1951
Electric Light Bonds.
5s
Dec
$3,500c —1923-1929
Water-Works Bonds.
4^s
Apr
$66 Oc.
...1921
4Hs
Sept
18,000c
1921-1934
5s
Dec
1,000c
1921-1922
4Ms
Mar
4,000c
1921-1928
5s '14
J-J
3,300--July 1 '22-'24
5s *15
M-S
6.200..Mar 1 '22-'25
Street Bonds (village's share).
4^s'16 F-A $15,000.Aug 15 '24-'38
5s '19
M-S
5,000-Sept 1 *23-'27.
BOND. DEBT May 25 '21. $112,500
Assessment deot (add'l)
12,000
8inking fund
5.098
Assessed valuation 1920
3,056,320
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$14.00
Population in 1920
2,146
INTEREST payable in Oxford.
This city is in Lake Co.
Inc.
in
Fire & Police-Station Bonds.
4s *08
A-O
$4,000c
A-O *22-*23
Water-Works Bonds.
$29,688
Nov
'13
A-O
80.000c_— Apr
5s '14
A-O
30,000c.— Apr
5s '14
A-O
10,000
Oct
Sewer Bonds.
5s
...
5s
1 1926
1 1953
1 1954
1
1934
.
General Street Bonds.
5HsT3 J-J
$3,000
July
Electric-Light Plant.
08
$5,700
J-J
$33,000
5s '19
M-S
19,000
6s 20
J-J
8,000
Deficiency Bonds.
5Hs'19
1923
s-a
35.000c.July 1 '22-'28
Fire Dept.
Bonds.
5Ks'19s~a
$12,000.-Dec
City-Hall Bonds.
1
*31-'33
1923 4s '08
A-O
$1.500c—— .A-O 1921
July 1929 TOT. BD.DT. June 11 *21
$630,838
1921-1932 Water debt
(add'l)
181,688
1924 Assessment bonds
(incl.)_
133,650
Sinking fund
99,50 )
6s *20
J-J
$8,000
July 1924 Assessed valuation
1920—11,839.330
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '21.. $131,300
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920-—$21.00
Assessment debt (add'l)
21,760 Population in 1920
7,272
Sinking fund
20,600
INTEREST Is payable at PalnesNet debt
132,460 vllle branch of the Cleveland Tr. Co.
Water debt (Included)
23,000
Tot ass val'n '20(80% act) 5.500,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000; '21 $22.20 PAINESVILLE RURAL SCH. D.
School Improvement Bonds.
Population in 1920
4,117
INT. at Orrville National Bank.
5^s'18 A-O $15,000c
5Hs'18A-0
7,000
A-0
'21-'27
ORRVILLE VIL. SCHOOL DIST. 5Hs
M-S 29,000
School Funding Bonds.
($2,000
Sept 1 1921
5Ms'19 M-S 21,000—Sept 1 *22-'28 5H«'18A-O$12,000c.A & O 1 *31-'42
12,000
Sept 1 '29-'31 BOND^DEBT Mar 1919.
$92,000
90,000—Sept 1 '32-'46 Assessed valuation 1918—10,048,460
5s
1.000) 1921——$1.53
Population in 1920
8,000
PAINT TWP. RURAL SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Bloomlngburg,
1) is in Fayette Co.
School Bonds.
500c...Mar 1
5s *17
1924
This district
DIST.
2,429
INT. at District Treasurer's office.
PERU
TOWNSHIP.
BOND. DEBT
Apr 5 1916. $72.000
Total assessed val. 1915
1,660.000
Totai tax rate
(per $1,000) 15-S11.80
Population 1910
...816
(P. O. Cleveland) is
-s
...
_
$50,000
in Cuyahoga County.
$8,000—A-O
'22-'25
PICKAWAY COUNTY.
20,000—A-O
'26-'30
Gircleville is county seat.
5^s*20 A-0
30,000—A-O
'31-'35
Bridge Bonds.
40,000...A-O
*36-'40
5s "13
M-S$176,760—M&S '21-'43
55.000.—A-O
*41-'45
4 Ms
12,000
Mar 1 1930
70,000—.A-O
'46-'50 5s 14
M-S
26,778—M-S
'21-'34
6s *21
J-J
150,000c.July 1 '22-'51 5s
M-S
*14
9,200
M-S '2l-'25
(See V. 112, p. 395, for maturity.)
5s
29,000.
1932
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *20— $225,000
5s
3,000
1921
Tot .assess .val.' 19 (80 % act) 5,950,000
5s
21.500
1939
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$12.00
5s
15,000
1932
Population in 1920 (est.).*
2,500
M-S .28,000—M-S
6s '18
'22-'28
Funding Bonds.
PAULDING COUNTY.
5s '13
$13,500
1930
County seat Is Paulding.
4Ms
12.800
Sept 1 1930
Road Bonds.
Road Bonds.
5s '17
$198,000
Various
$2,500c
M&S 1921
6s *17
4,000
1921-1924 5s '17
M-S
20,000c M&S 1 '22-'26
5« *18
J-J
12,000—July 1 *22-'26
4,000c. ..Mar 1 1927
6s *21
140,000
A-O '23-'29 5s '17
M-S
4.000C.M&S 1 '22-'25
Funding Bonds.
500c— .Mar 1 1926
6s '18
J-D
$9.000—Dec 1 *21-'38 5s '17
M-S
5.63.1C.M&S 1 '21-'26
...
—
—
...
Ditch Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$90,000.-Mar 1 '22-'30
5s '19
s-a
T24.OOOc.May 1 '22-'24
500c_—Mar 1 1927
M-S $38,000
M-S *22-'31
6s '21
.
—
OTAL DEBT July 1
Road bonds (incl.)
'20
$428,660
116,800
2,000c—May 1 1922 Assessment debt (add'l)
60,225
18.000c.May 1 '23-'28 Sinking fund
14,107
5s '19
s-a
8,000c...May 1 1922 Assessed valuation. real__35,831,190
54,000c_May 1 *23-'28 Assessed val., personal_.$24,318,060
5s '19
s-a
8,000c_May 1 *22-'25 Total assessed val'n 1920.60,149,250
9,000c_May 1 *26-'28 (Assessment 60% to
90% actual val.)
5s *19
s-a
4,000c_May 1 '22-'25 Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '20—$4.20
O.OOOc.May 1 '26-'28 Population in 1920 (Census) —25.788
Refunding Bonds.
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
5s
s-a
—
$9.000
1921-1925
Court-House-Repair Bonds.
14
J-J
($2,000-July 1 '22-23 PIKE COUNTY.
Waverly Is the county seat.
\ 2,000
July 1 1924
Bridge Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
s-a
5s '19
s-a
$12,000c
1922
$7.000. .May 1 *22-'26 4s '07
4s '09
s-a
10,000c
1924
Infirmary-Building Bonds.
s-a
5s '14
A-O
7,000c
1926
$1,000.-Apr 1 '22-'24 4s '11
4s '12
s-a
Pike Refunding Bonds.
2,000c
1922
s-a
5s '14
6,000c
1926
M-N$14,320.May 15 '22-*25 5s '13
5s'15
J-J
1,000c.July 1 '22-'23
Bridge Bonds.
5s
F-A $28,500..Aug 1 '2l-'25 6s
12,000.
GEN. BD. DT. Apr. 1921 $666,000
Refunding Bonds.
Assessment debt
s-a
$6,000c
-.1925
300,000 5s '13
Tot. val. '20(40-50% act.)40,175,000 5s '15
s-a
12,000c
1927
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1920
M-S
$14.70 5s '17
17,000—Sept 1 *21-38
Road Bonds.
Population in 1920 (Census)..18,736
4s '12
s-a
INT. at Co. Treas.office.
$ 10,000c
1922
6s *20
M-S (10,000—Sept 1 '21-'30
[ 9,000--Mar 1 *22-'30
PERRY COUNTY.
TOTAL DEBT May 24 '20
$79,000
New Lexington is the county seat.
Sinking fund
16,635
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed val'n, real estate..9,191,619
.s '15
M-N $8,000—May 1 '22-*29
Assessed val'n, personal
7,808,381
5s *15
J-J
$17,000
July 1 1930
Total ass'd val. 20 (act.)_17,000,000
5s *17
J-D
9,000—Dec 1 *21-'23
County tax rate (per $1,000) '1958.00
Road Bonds.
5s
J-D ($60,000c_June 2 *26-'28 Popul'n 1910, 15,723; 1920, 14,151
INT. payable at County Treas¬
i 25,000c—.June 2 1929
urer's office.
Funding Bonds.
5s '16
J-J
$44,000c—Jan 9 *22-'32
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1921. $425,950 PIONEER VILLAGE SCH. D.
This district (P. O. Pioneer) is in
Sinking fund
40,226
Total assess, val. 1921
39,000,000 Williams County.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '21 $ 10.30
$5,000—Mar 1 '22-26
10,000—Mar 1 '27-'31
Population in 1920 (Census)—36,098
'32-36
15,000—Mar
'37-'40
PERRY TOWNSHIP.
16,000—Mar
5Hs'20 s-a
*41-'44
This
20,000.. Mar
township
is
in
Franklin
24,000—Mar 1 '45-*48
County.
5b
...
,
.
{28;000-Mar 1 *49-'52
(32,000.-Mar 1 '53-'56
(Optional after Mar. 1 1940.)
$70,000 BOND. DEBT Apr. 8 '21. $125,000
School Bonds.
$55,000
15,000
BOND. DEBT Apr. 9 '21
_s
_s
...
Assessed valuation 1920—2,936,150
INT. at Cleve. Tr. Co.,Painesville.
PERRY TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O.
Columbus) is in
Franklin County.
School Bonds.
5s *17
A-O $48,358c_A-0
.
„
.
.
2
1920.
1,889,060
(per $1,000)
$1.95
Population 1920
770
Prln. and int. payable at Treas
Tax rate
urer's office.
PIQUA.
Savings Bank, Worthington.
This city Is in Miami
Street Bonds.
4s
—.
_
County.
_,
„
$2,000—Dec 20 21-22
500
Sept ,1 1921
500—Oct 1 '2L-'24
5s
4Ms
Sewer Bonds.
—
...
PERRYSBURG.
This village is
Assessed val.
'21-37
TOTAL DEBT Apr 30 *21.
$70,000
Assess, val. 1920
2,936,150
INT. payable at the Worthington
...
5s *14
Population in 1920 (Census)
PERRYSBURG
VIL.
S.
D.
Building Bonds.
4Hs*16 A-0 $41,OOOc..Oct 1 '21-'40
TOT. DEBT. Apr. 13 '21.
$41,000
Floating debt
12,000
Ass'd val. (60% act.) '21 .4,322,970
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$21.20
Population in 1920
3.100
M-S
—
5s '19
Butler
township
(P.
O. Chagrin
4H»s 14 A-0 $60,000c
Apr 1 1934
Falls) is in Cuyahoga County.
5^s'19 s-a
20,000c_July 24*27-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr 151921
$31,116
Street Improvement.
Sinking fund
525
4s
A-O $13,500
1926
Tot.assess .val.'20 (75 % act.)3,700,000
5s '13
A-O
11,500c—Apr 1 *22-* 23
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) 20.112.90
5s *13
A-O
3,500c-..Apr 1 1924
Population in 1920
800 4s
M-S
6,500
1923
4HS
A-O
5,500
1921
ORRVILLE.
4s
J-J
3.400
1921
This village is in Wayne County.
5s
A-O
7,500
—.1921
Incorporated Sept. 9 1864.
5s *13
A-O
3,500c...Oct 1 1925
Sewer & Disposal Plant.
5s
14
A-O
12,000c—.Apr 1 1934
5s *08
Mar
$4,800
Mar 1922
5s *14
A-O
7,500c.Oct 1 *21-'35
Refunding Bonds.
6s '15
A-O
3,000
Oct 1 1935
4Ms'16 J-J
($3,000—July 1 *22-'24 5s '16
J-J
1,000c...July 1 1926
t 4,000.-July 1 '25&26 5s *16 J-J
3.000c.July 1 '22-'27
Mar
5s '09
7,500 —..1923-1929
Electric Light Bonds.
5s '08
M-S
8,000
1921-1928
4s '09
A-O
9,000c...A-O '24-'26
5s'09
M-S
9,000 .,—1921-1929
4s '07
M-S
fl,500c_Sept 1 '21-'23
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
11,000c.Mar 1 *22-'23
5s '16 , M-S
3,000-Sept 15 '21-'26 4s '08
A-O
6,500c—A-O *21-*23
Water-Works Bonds.
4s
M-S
2,000.
1927
5s '15
M-S
$1,000
Mar 1925
4s
M-S
2,000
1922
Ice Plant Bonds.
5s
14
A-O
5,000c. ..Apr 1 1934
6s 21
s-a
($2,000-.-Sept 15 1922 5s '15
A-O
35,000c.Apr 1 *28-'34
15 23-27
120,000-Sept
Tax rate (net
\36,000c_May 1 *25-'28
OXFORD.
1840.
TOWNSHIP.
PAINESVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
Funding Bonds.
5s '17
Oct $12,000
1922-1945
5s '19
M-S
20,000—Sept 1 '22-'41
6s 20
M-S (20,000c_Mar 1 22-'41
120.000c. Sept 1 *22-'41
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $122,000
Tot.asses.val.'2l(60%act.) 12,000,000
9,000
2,200,390
(per $1,000) '19.$17.50
Building (Assessment) Bonds.
5Hs'19 M-S $20,000—M-S '47-'56
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
3 '21-'28
PAINE S VILLE.
This
$12,000 issue at Painesville Nat. Bk.
*
Total assessed val. 1920
Total tax rate
PARMA TWP.SCH.
M-N
.
on
$3,000c.M&S 1 '2l-'23
M-N
5s '19
Education;
PHILLIPSBURG SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O.
Phillipsburg)
Is in Montgomery County.
School Construction Bonds.
i
6s *20
20
of
116,000..Sept
...
'17
'17
1,029,470
1921
Board
R. F. D. No.
$62,500
(abt. 60% act.)
2,595,430
School tax rate(per $1,000)'21 .$8.50
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,000
INT. payable at Bank of Berea
Co., Olmstead Falls.
of
TOT. BD. DT. June 1921. $170,150
debt
23,500
Sinking fund
5,OOOc_Sept 1 '24r'28
2,000c .Mar 1 *25-'28
9,000c_Mar 1 *29-'37
,13,500c .Sept 1 '29-'37
BOND. DEB^T Apr 1921
$32,500
2.575
Sinking fund..
Assessed valuation 1920
2,500,000
1,345,760
220.200
Assess, val. personal
Other assess, prop
Total
os
6s
5Ms'19
$20,000
June 11929
Refunding Bonds.
5^3*15 M-S
$7,000
Sept 1 '21-'27
Paving Bonds.
6s
$2,500
5Hs'll
f 1,600
Nov 1 1924
11,000. ..Nov 17 1921
Water-Works Refund. Bonds.
3^s'99 F-A
$9,000c..Aug 1 '21-'23
Electric Light Bonds.
5Ms'20 J-J
$8,000
July 1 1931
Sewer Bonds (General).
4^s'07 F-A
$4,OOOc_Aug 1 *2l-'28
5s '15
os
5s *19
OBERUN.
$15,000 issue is payable at
4,500
Sept 1 1922
6.000
Mar 1 1927
8,500
Mar 1 1927
8,500
Mar 1 1927
4,500
Mar 1 1927
23,500
Mar 1 1927
10,500
Mar 1 1927
146,000—Apr 21 1929
(21,000.-Mar 3 *22-*28
—-
—-
...
5s *17
850
office
12,000,000
(per $1,000) 1918..$14.80 Water
ou
Highway Bonds.
5s *17
5s '17
5s *17
J-J
11.000c
1921-1931
BOND, DEBT May 1916.
$56,000
Total assessed val. 1915
2,204,870
School tax (per $1,000) 1915-$4.18 +
4s
COUNTS'.
INT.
Port Clinton Is the county seat.
°
OAKWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Actual value (est.)
Total tax
25,000-Mar 1 '42-'46
137
s-a
$10,000--Mar 1 22-24
Improvement & Refdg. Bonds.
5s '19
In Wood County.
Street Impt. Bonds (Vil. Por..)
5s '17
M-S
2,220—Sept 1 '21-'37
5^s'19 s-a
10,000.-June 1 '24-'33
Refunding Bonds.
5s '16
F-A SlO.OOOc—.Aug 1 1936
Municipal Bldg. Bonds,
5Ms'19 s-a
$7,000c—June l'33-'3^
Cemetery Bonds.
*
5Hs'19 s-a
$3,000c._Dec 1 *24-'29
Water Works Refunding Bonds.
6s *18
J-J
$8,000-July 1 *22-'37
Light-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
5X»'15 M-S
$2,414—M-S 1 '21-28
Street and Water-Works Bonds.
4s-5s
$58,324.86-Sept 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
6s '20
M-S 7
$100
Nov 1 1925
112,000—Mar 1 *26-'37
.
„
...
^
3Mb
J-J $175.000c—July 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms
M-S $25,000c—_Mar 1 1924
4s '05
J-J
65,000c—July 1 1925
4s *09
M-N 65,000c...May 1 1929
48 '09
M-S
50.000c—Sept 1 1929
Fire Department Bonds.
4 Ms
M-S 535.000c..-Mar 1 1924
NET. BD. DT. Jan 1 '21- $411,440
Assessment debt (add'l)..
430.618
Water debt (incl.)
Assessed val. real
Assessed val. personal
380,000
...12,902,520
9,294.5i0
Other assessable property.
729,880
Total val. 1919 (actual)..22,926,910
Total tax (per $1,000)
1921 ...$17.30
Pop'n *10, 13,388; '20—— — .15,044
INT. payable at City Treas. office
FIQUA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Funding Bonds.
4Ms*15 A-O $42.500
1921-1927
School
Bonds.
Ttx
^
ln,
„„
21- 48
1921...$164,000
6,500
J-DS121,000c—J-D
4a *12
BOND. DEBT Apr
Sinking fund
Total val. 1921 (H act.)-24,000.000
School tax (per $1,000) 1921— $6-70
16,500
Population in 1920 (est)
INT. at office of City
PLAIN
Treas.
Bonds.
i$2.000—Apr 1 22- 25
( 2,000.-Oct 1 '21-24
5s '15
A-O
885
A-O 1921.
6a '18
A-O
35,000-A&O 1 '29-'35
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s *13
M-S $25.000
Sept 1922
TOT. DEBT Mar 1 '21-- $619,500
Sinking fund May 1918—
23,500
Assessed valuation 1918-.72,000.000
Hospital
5s
14
$1,000)'17-$4.50
Popul'n 1910, 30,307; 1920, 36,269
8tate&Co. tax (per
INT. payable at
CITY.
in Madison County.
Refunding & Judgment Bonds,
6s'19
s-a
$11,000—Oct 25'25-'46
Refunding Bonds.
5Hs'17 A-O $13,000—\Oct 1 1957
BOND. DEBT Apr 1918$72,600
Assessment debt
13,600
Floating debt
2,100
Total debt
88,300
Total assessed val. 1914—1,400.000
,
.
A-O
County Treasury.
This village Is
BOND. DEBT July 1916—$40,000
Total assessed valuation
635,640
PORT CLINTON.
This village is in Ottawa County.
Incorporated 1828.
36,500
Street Bonds.
.
5Hs'17 M-N $2,800c_|May 15 22-28
Water-Works Bonds.
5Ms'19 s-a
$7,500—Aug 1 *21-'30
„
,
Assessed valuation 1921—4,000.000
$16.00
$1,000) 1921
Pop'n 1910, 3,007; 1920
Tax rate (per
3.928
Clinton.
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Watson) 1?
ln Seneca County.
PORTSMOUTH.
This city
is the county seat o
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s
A-O $44,000c .part ea. 6 mos Scioto County. Incorporated In 1829
TOTAL DEBT June 6'19
$40,000 5yus'20F-A /12,000c_Aug 1 '27-'32
I 1,500c... Aug 1 1933
Sinking funds
2,000
Assess, val. (abt act) '18--3,659,050
Subway Impt. Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$15 00 5s '13
F-A $i6,000c_Aug 1 '21-24
Viaduct Impt. Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,337; 1920, 1,174
5a
M-S $16,000
Sept 1 *21-'24
INT. at Commercial Bank.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
M-S 10
$4,000c
Sept 1921
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.
4s
J-D
9,400c.Dec 15 '2l-'24
This township is in Van Wert Co.
Hospital Bonds.
Pike Bonds.
6s '20
A-O
$9,000c.Oct
1 '30-'38
4s&4J4s Apr $65.200c.Yrly to 1930
BOND. DT. Apr. 6 '21-$53,500
Assess, val. *21 (70% act.) 3.876.460
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$16.00
Population in 1919, 9,260, 20, 9,161
INT. at Twp. Treas. office Van Wert.
Street-Improvement (General).
A-O
4a
4s '09
10,000c-.Aug 1 1923
6.000c
June 1 1923
1.500c—.Oct
1 1921
J-D
4s '10
A-O
4s '12
M-8
20.000c—Mar 1 1924
M-N f 10,000c— .May 1 1922
6s *14
i
5s '15
5s *15
J-D
F-A
5s *16
M-8
5s'18
A-O
6s '18
Apr
1 1924
1 1925
1 1925
1 1925
1913- $115,000 4MsT7 A-O
$4,000
Apr
1 1920
_
Sewer Bonds.
4s '08
F-A.$20,000c.Aug 1
4s '09
4s '12
A-O
M-8
6s *14
J-J
5s *15
M-8
M-8
6s *15
10,000
10.000
15,000
5s '10
J-J
'15_$8.20
5s '17
788
5s '17
F-A
M-N
5s '19
J-D
1910,
Population
1920,
805;
POMEROY.
This
village
Is
Meigs
In
County
Suit to compel payment of bond in¬
terest settled in June 1913.
V. 96.
p.
4Hs
—
$600 each 6 mos
5s
10,400_$1,000 each 6 mos
-s '12
M-S
25,300
(Due part each six months.)
6s '12
7,000—$500 ea. 6 mo
5s '14
6,000_$500 each 6 mo
Refunding Bonds.
6s '08
M-S
$6.000
Mar 2 1923
6s *15
M-S
6,000c—.Sept 1 1925
5s *16
M-S
6.000
Sept 1 1926
5s '17
M-S
7,000
Sept 1 1927
6s '18
M-S
7,000
Sept 1 1928
Funding Bonds.
6s '18
s-a
$6,300
Sept 1 1928
GEN. BD. DT. June 11 '19
$89,500
Assessment debt
2,000
Floating debt
7,000
Sinking fund
2,000
Assess, val. '18 (40% act.)_3,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1918-—$17.20
Population 1910, 4,023; 1920, 4,294
2.140--
5s
INTEREST
on
street
bonds
Pomeroy; on all others In N. Y.
PORTAGE
COUNTY.
M-S
F-A
Board of
5Hs'18--
at
^
1 *31-'34
\ 13,500c__.Sept
a
1 1935
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$35.000c— .July 1 1923
FIre-Department Bonds.
4Hs'16 M-N$30,000c_May 1 '26-'30
Railroad Bonds.
5Hs
$20,000
1924-1938
City Impt. Bonds.
-s
$12,000
5s
...
Water-Front Bonds.
4Hs'16 A-O
$2,000
Oct
Water-Works.
4s
4s'12
4s *12
M-N130.000-.May
F-A
28,000c.Aug
50,000.-Apr
4^s'16 M-N 40,000—May
5s *13
68 '14
1
1926
A-O $40.000c...Apr 1 1926
J-J
26l,800c_.Jan 1'22-'55
A-O
1 '36-'55
'21-'22
1 *23-'27
1 '23-'31
1
4^s'16 F-A
53^s'19 A-O
30,000_.Apr
5^*19,
30.000c_Sept 1 '33-'38
M-S
5.000
1928
1 '28-'33
500
—
..
_
_
'
'31-'33
RAVENNA
SCH. DIST.
CITY
School Bldg. Bonds.
A-O$350,000c—A-O '25-'55
(See V. 111. p. 1776, for maturity.)
BONDED DEBT
(?)
6s '20
M-N120.000c.May 2 '22-'48
M-N 65.000c.May2 *36-'48
RAVENNA TWP. SCH. DIST.
Deficiency Bonds.
This district is in Portage County.
5s
$56,000
1922-1927 5s '15
A-O $33.500c—Oct 1 *21-'41
BOND. DEBT July 1 '20. $770,104
(See V. 100. p. 1021. for maturity.)
Floating debt
64,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 1921
$33,500
Sinking fund
13.000
Floating debt
3,600
Assessed val. '19 (est.)
45,374,080
Sinking fund
3,250
(Assessment about actual value.)
Assess, val '20 (80% act.)-4.509,955
School tax (per $1,000) 1919--$5-00
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$7.40
INTEREST on the 4s of 1906, 4s
Pop'n 1910, 1,141; 1920 (est.), 1,275
of 1905 and 4s
of 1910 at Central
INT. at Second Nat. Bk., Ravenna.
Nat.
Bank,
Portsmouth;
on
all
others at First Nat.Bk, Portsmouth.
RAWSON VIL. SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Hancock Co.
PREBLE COUNTY.
Building Bonds.
Eaton is the county seat.
5s '17
M-S
42,000. _Mar 1 *22-'37
6s '21
M-N $60,000
M-N '22-31
5s '18
s-a
/ 2,500—Sept 1 '21-'25
County Ditch Bonds.
1 9,000—Sept 1 *26-'34
5)4s'20 M-N$10,000
M-N
1922 TOT. BD. DT. Apr 21 '19- $66,000
Bridge Bonds.
Floating debt
2,000
5s '15
$24.000
1930 Assess, val. real estate 19191,000,000
5)4s'20 M-N 20,000—-M-N '22-'31 Assess, val. personal
575,000
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
Total assess, val
1,575,000
4)4s'16 A-O$1V3,000c-A&O r 21. 41 Total tax rate
(per $1,000)
$13-30
TOTAL DEBT Apr 5 '21$325,000 Population in 1919
700
Tot.assess.val.(75%act)'20 51,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$4.40 READING.
Population in 1920 (Census) —23,238
This village is In Hamilton Co.
INT. at County Treas. office.
Judgment & Funding Bonds.
6s '21
s-a
$6,500
PROSPECT SCHOOL DISTRICT?.
Water-Works & Electric Light.
This district (P. O. Prospect) is in 6s'19
s-a
$3,000
June 11929
Marion County.
Street Impt. (Village's portion.)
6s '20
M-S $149,000c._M-S '21-'44 4^s'16 J-J
$7,500
July 1 1926
(See V. Ill, p. 218, for maturity.) 6s '20
s-a
/
500
Sept 1 1929
BONDED DEBT
(?)
t 1,000
Mar 1 1930
TOT. BD. DT. Feb 21 *21- $167,246
Water debt (incl.)
65,100
PULTNEY TOWNSHIP.
Sinking fund
:
18,504
P. O. Bellaire, Belmont County.
Total assessed val. 1920
3,005,700
Road Impt. Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $75,000—Mch 19 *23-32 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20-$24.84
6a '13
J-J
3,985
25,000.-July 3 *23-'32 Population 1910
5s '14
M-S
50,000-Mar 10 *24-'33
TOTAL DEBT June 41918 $100,000 READING SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Assessed val. 1916
3,931,340
Building Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '16.$11.40
4Hs'16 F-A $60,000c—
Population 1910,18,518; 1920—2,588
Feb 1 '36, *46. '51 & *56
4s
'10
_
„
—
4)48*16 M-N 50,000c
May 1 1936
Water Works Extension Bonds.
5)48*19—. $30.000
,
_
—
PUT-IN-BAY SCHOOL DIST.
(P. O. Put-In-Bay)
is in Ottawa County.
School Building Bonds.
5s'19
M-S $23,000.—M-S
*22-'44
5s *19
J-D
4,500c_June 1 *22-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '21.
$30,000
This
district
6s *18
F-A
2,700BOND. DEBT tfeb 6 '18—
$62,70"
757
Sinking fund
Total assessed val. 1920 —3,000.0
(per $1,000) '20$l4
First Nat. Bk., Lockla
School tax rate
INT. at
RECOVERY.
This village (P. O. Fort Recover
val., real estate
1,140,040
val., personal
199,220 is in Mercer County.
BOND. DEBT May 24 '20
$34,070
Tot.assess.val.'20(80%act) 1,339,260
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) *20_$15.00 Assessment debt (add'l)
19,970
Water bonds (included)
14,10l
Population in 1919 (est.)
485
Assessed valuation, real—
900.000
Assessed val., personal
420.000
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Total assessed val. 1919—1,320.000
Ottawa Is the county seat.
Total tax rate (per $l,000)'19_$15-50
Stone Road (due by individ. tiops.)
1.092
6s
$334.668
192i-1924 Population 1920
Court-House Bonds.
M-S $60,665cM&S 15 '2l-'24
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 8 '21.
$49,000
4s '10
REILY
This
SCHOOL DIST.
O. Reily) is in
TWP.
district
(P.
Assess, val. real estate
32,961,200
Assess, val.
16,615.735 4Hs'16 M-S $25,000. _M-S 1 *21-'36
4)48*17 M-S
2.500--Sept 1 *21-'25
personal
Butler County.
Tot.ass'd val.'20(60 %act.)49,576,435
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '20—$7.00
Population 1910,29,972; 1920-27,751
INT. at County Treas. office.
TOTAL DEBT
INT. at First Nat.
RICHFIELD
RADNOR
S.
SPECIAL
(P. O. Radnor) Is in
Delaware County.
Building Bonds.
5s *16
TWP.
(?)
Bk., Hamilton.
SCH.
DIST.
This district is in Summit County.
D.
This district
M-S $15,000—M-S 1 *26-'36
5s '15
M-S
4,000—M-S 1 '22-'25
BOND. DEBT May 15 '17
$39,500
School-Building.
5s '15
A-O $32,000c_Apr 1 *22-'39
BOND. DEBT June 1920$36,000
Sinking fund
1.600
Total assessed valuation
1,700,000
Popul'n 1910. 990; 1920 (est.),
991
5,600
Sinking fund
Total assessed val. 1915
School tax (per $1,000)
2.800,000
1917—$5.50
RICHLAND COUNTY.
Mansfield Is the county seat.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
RAVENNA.
6s *13
This
city is situated in Portage
County,
lncorp. Deo. 6 1852.
Fire Station & City Hail Bonds.
6s '20
M-S $75,000
1926-1937
5b *14
A-O $28.200
A-O '21-'26
A-O
8.000—A&O '21-*24
Bridge Bonds.
6s *18
M-N $7,000c—M-N'21-27
„
6s '19
M-S
M-S '21-'23
6,000
Water-Works Bonds.
4MsT2 M-S $16,500.
_,500 "
($2,7" due Sept. 15
"
six months
5s '17
J-J
($10,000—Sept 1 *21-'22
5Ms'20 M-S
36,000.. Apr 1 *22-'27
5,000
Oct 1 1927
1917 and each
thereafter.)
!36,000--Oct 1 '21-26
Is.
4Hs'16 M-S $40.000—M & S *24-'30
(See V. 102, p. 911. for maturity.)
60,000-M-S 15 '30- 37
4Hs'16 F-A
(See V. 103, r
p. 343, for maturity.)
500—.Sept 15 1924
Deficit Bonds.
r
„
,
Refunding Water Bonds.
3.65s'06M-N$83,000c—.May 1 1931
5s '19
M-S J 14,000-Sept 1 '23-'24'
Oct 1 1921
I 18,000. .Sept 1 '25-'26
Apr 1 1922
1,500
Oct 1 1922 TOTAL
000
5s '17
A-O
2,500
Apr 1 1923 Moating debt
26,000
3,000
Oct 1 1923 Water bonds (included)..
667,500
12,000—A&O 1 '24-'25 Sinking fund
85,000
7,000—A&O 1 1926 Tot. assessed val.
1920—-50,000,000
5s '17
A-O
5.250.A&O 1 '21-22 Total tax (per $1,000)
1916—$16*0$
2,500—Apr 1 '23-'27 Population in 1920
(Census)..33.011
4,000-.Oct 1 '23-'26
INT. payable ln N. Y. at
Mech.
5s '17
A-O
97,500—A&O 1 *21-'26 & Metals' Nat. Bank and
Winslow,
(For maturity see V. 105, p. 2668.) Lanier & Co.; in Columbus at the
1,000
Oct 1 1921 Ohio Nat. Bank and in Portsmouth at
500
Apr 1 1922 the First National Bank.
1,500
Oct 1 1922
5s *17
A-O
2,500
Apr 1 1923
3,000
Oct 1 1923 PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL DIST
12,000. .A&O 1 *24-'25 3)4s'02 A-O
8,000c__Apr 25 1923
7,000—A&O 1 1926 4s'05 M-N20 12,600c.May20'23-'26
5s *19
s-a
16,000.Aug 12 *24-'28
103,500
J-D '21-'29 4)4s'09 F-A
J-J
14,500c_Jan 12 *27-'30
(See V. 109, p. 605, for maturity.) 4s '06
/$1,000
High School Building.
F-A $15.000c.Feb 8
4a '07
—
Ravenna is the county seat.
Highway Bonds.
Sept 1 1925
July 1 1930
15,000c...Aug 1 1930
15.000c.Nov 1 *25-'27
35,000—June 1 '28-'34
40,000c_Sept 1 *33-*40
10,000.-Feb 1 '25-'34
Health Bonds.
$5,000
1933-1942
42,000
5s '19
6s *21
Sept 11924
$8,000
INTEREST at Chemical Nat.Bk.,
N. Y.; and at 2d Nat. Bk.. Ravenna.
1
—
July 1 1922
Mar 1 1925
Park Bonds.
5s *17 M-S /$40.000c_Sept
1852.
Street-Paving Bonds.
*25-'28
4,000c—Oct 1 1921
2,000c...Mar 1 1922
Total assessed val. 1915—1,618,100
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
7.000—Feb 23 1942
5s *17
M-N 40.000c.Nov 9 '43-'46
5s '19
A-O
60,000—Oct 1 '27-'38
(See V. 109, p. 1003, for maturity.
Population 1910, 5,310; 1920—7,219
Assess,
"l 3,500
Apr 1 1927
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
A-O $30,000
Apr 1923
Population 1910, 6,012; 1920, 10,659 5s '13
township (P. O. Gallon) is ln
Crawford County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1916$75,000
Sinking fund
1,000
67,000c.Aug 25 *24-'35
maturity see V. 103, p. 511-)
4)48*17 F-A f60.000.Feb 23 '36-'41
Assess,
10,000—June 1 '28-'29
Public Comfort Station Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12-S7.80
This
A-O
(For
6,000—Nov 1 '2l-'26
—
J-D
Total assessed val. 1913—1,843,880
POLE TOWNSHIP.
A-O
J-D
4Hs'16 F-A
\ 3,500—Nov 1 *27-'28
5s'17
$15,000-July 1 '23-'25
—
BOND. DEBT
8,500c—.May
10,000c
June
2,500
Aug
4,000c—.Sept
/12,000c—Oct 1 *21-'26
1 5,000c—Oct 1 '27-'28
POLAND
4}4a
1 1922
$17,000c.—Oct
F-A
4s'09
_
TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Lowellville)
Is in Mahoning County.
Road Bonds.
'12
fis'13
4s
...
„
$3,000
Refunding bonds
Water-works bonds—
INT. at any bank In Port
PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP.
This township (P.O.Plymouth) is
in Richland County.
Improvement Bonds.
5s
$41,000
Oct 1 1938
BOND. DEBT June 13 '21
$56,000
Tot.assess.val.(2-3 act)'20-2,950,500
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 1920 $8 -50
Population 1910, 1,501; 1920, 1,572
$224,500
$7,200—Oct 10 '21-'23 Water debt
7,506,100
31.OOOc.Dec 12'26-'32 Assessed val'n, real estate
5,131,360
51.165—Oct 10'21-32 Assessed val'n, personal
4)4s'14 J-J /$75,OOOc_July 17 '34-48 (Tot.ass'd val.'21 (85%ac) 12,637,360
\ 40,OOOc_July 17 *39-42 Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—_$2&.60
4s '12
4s '10
$1,000)'18_$15.00
Village Portion Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,407; 1920, 1,330 5Hs'17 M-N$10,995c May 15 '22-'28
Village Hall Bonds.
M-N $7,000c.-May 1 *22-28
PLEASANT CITY SPECIAL S. D. 5s '11
GEN.BD.DT. Jan. 1 1921
$47,500
This district (P. O. Pleasant City)
Assessment debt (add'l).— 61,790
Is In Guernsey County.
Water bonds (included)
36,500
Building Bonds.
4,476
5s 16
M-8 $36,000-M&S 5 21- 55 Sinking fund
Total tax rate (per
—
[Vol. 112.
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
138
5.000-A&0 15 '25-'29
3,000_Mar 15 '30-*35
6,000-Sept 15 '30-'35
2,000—M&S 15 1936
5,000--M&S 15 1937
4,000—Mar 15 1938
4,500—Sept 15 1938
5.000—Mar 15 1939
5,000
M-S *25-'29
$40,000
J-J 21- 30
18,000 ——J-J '21-'29
5s '19
32,000
J-J '21-28
5s '19
42,000
J-J *2l-'31
5s '19
51,000
J-J '21-'31
5s '19
6,000
J-J *21-'22
5s '79
14,000
J-J '21-'24
6s '20
16,319
A-O '22-'29
A-O
76,245
6s '20
6s '21
A-O
34,000
A-O '22-'31
TOT. DEBT July 1 1920
$673,435
Road bonds July 1 '19
116,041
Tot. val. 1919 (abt act)..85,404,730
8tate&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1914 $2.50
5s *19
5s *19
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
J-J
M-S '30-'38 Population 1910,47,667;
118,000
1920-55,178
Street Bonds (Village's portion).
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
4Hs'16 F-A $20,000—M-S 1 *22-'26
5s '18
M-S $1,050
Sept 1 1924
RICHWOOD SCHOOL DIST.
5Ks'19 M-S
1,440—Sept 1 '21-'24
This district (P. O. Marysville) Is
Sewer Bonds.
In Huron County.
*
4s '04
J-D $10,000—Dec 30 '21-'22
5s '15
A-O
37,500—-Oct 1 *21-*35
J-D
4s '05
22,500—J&D *23-'25
TOTAL DEBT May 1917—$39,000
J-D
4s *06
22.500—-J&D *25-'27
J-D
5s *13
30.000
J-D *22-'21
J-D
5s '16
4,500—J-D 30 1922 RICHMOND TOWNSHIP.
This
townsldp (P. O. Attica R. D.
14,000
J-D '25-'29
5)*sT9 J-D
(See V. 110, p. 389. for maturity.) No. 2) is in Huron County.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
500—Dec 20 1921
5s '20
J-D
6s '15
A-O
$2.500--Oct 1 '21-25
Refunding Park Bonds.
5s '05
J-D
$5,000
June 11922 BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21. $29,500
930
5)£sT8 M-S $50,000
1932-1940 Sinking fundGEN. BONDS Apr 1921— $440,140 Total val. *1921 (90% act.) .2,408.925
Assessment debt
23,467 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $15.90
1,299
Sinking fund
36,598 Population in 1920
„
-
June, 1921.]
bichwood.
Bridge Bonds.
This village Is in Union County.
4s '11
J-D $27,000—June 15 1934
Refunding Bonds.
(Opt. $2,000 yearly beg. June 15 *16)
6s '18
s-a
$21,000
A-0 '24-'44 4s 12
J-J
10,000
Jan 1 1926
BOND. DEBT June 15 *21
$40,000
(Subject to call Jan 1 1916)
Assess, debt June 1 '19
A-O
13,000
$10,000 5s *13
Apr 1 1934
Floating debt,
2,000
(Opt. $1,000 yrly. beg. Apr. 1 *17)
M-N 100,000cMay 1 *22-*46
Sinking fund.
11,000 5s 14
M-Nf 3,000
Nov 1 *21-'23
Tot.assess.val.'21(90%act.)2,297,610 5s *15
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $26.00
\10.000-Nov 1 '24-'28
M-S i 3,000-Sept 1 '2l-'23
Population 1910, 1,729; 1920-1,601 5s *16
112.000—Sept 1 *24-'29
5s '17
M-N150,000
—1957
kidgef1eld township.
5s '17
M-N$14,000
—.1929
This township (P. O. Monroeville)
5s '18
M-S
16,000.—
1930
is in Huron County.
6s'19
M-N 24,000
1929
5s '19
A-O
4,100
A-O '2l-*24
6s '20
s-a
40,000c.-Oct 1 '21-'30
5s '19
A-O
1,500
A-O '24-'25
6s '20
s-a
60,000c Mar 15 '22-'36
5s '19
A-O
1,100
A-O '25-*26
Memorial Building Bonds.
5s *19
A-O
2,450——A-O '26-'28
5s '16
F-A $22,000
—1927
BOND. DEBT June 6 '19$74,700
Refunding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1913
3,116.180
5s '13
A-O $62,000
Apr 1 1942
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *13-$3.17
(Opt. $3,000 yrly. beginning 1920)
Population 1910. 1,976; 1920—2,020
Deficiency Bonds.
_
5s '13
$68.000
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21...
bidqe twp. rural sch. dis
This district (P. O. Van Wert) is in
Van Wert County.
($10,000
M-S *27-'29
5**s'18M-S
-
$427,500
Sinking fund-.
15,992
Assessed val'n, real estate.32,897,100
Assessed val'n, personal
28,*59,950
33,000
M-S '29-'32 Tot.ass'd val.'2l(78%act.)61,357,050
15.000
M-S '32-'34 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 -$1 -.50
Building Bonds.
Populat'n 1910, 40,069; 1920-41,556
5s '17
M-S $32,000c„M-S 1 '21-27
INTEREST on bridge bonds paya¬
_
TOT. BD. DT.
139
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
Apr 1917—
$45,000
ble at
County Treasurer's office.
Tot.assess.val.'17(90%act.)4125,000
ross
ripley.
twp.
rural
s.
d.
This township (P. O. Jamestown)
This village is in Brown County.
is in Greene
County.
School-Completion Bonds.
5s '16
A-OI $3,500
A-O 1 *32-'33
,
Refunding Bonds.
4s
$30,880
Jan 1 1922
Refunding Water-Works Bonds BOND. DEBT Apr 41921- $26,000
4s
$23.000
July 6 1926 Total assessed val. 1921
-2,341,810
BOND. DEBT Apr 24'18$29,780 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20-$16.30
Floating debt (add'l)_
2,000
Total assess, val. 1917
1,352,014 sabina school district.
—.
s-a
23,000c.-Jan 1 '22-'44
24,000c_8ept 1 '21,-44
—
(Assessment about actual Value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1916—$14.60
Population in 1920—
—10,305
-—1948
INTEREST on the refunding bds.
of 1910 is payable at City Treasurer's
»1Q
|10,000—
I 1 j200 ------—1»1934
5**s'20M-S 10.000
Sept 21-'30
5Hs'20 s-a
35,000c__Sept 15 1921
5*£s'20
/ 3,000
1921-1935
\
900 ——1921-1950
6s'20
12,000
1921-1934
6s'21
5,000——1921-1951
4,978—1921-1951
-—
-—
*
5s '21
Assessed valuation 1917-$10,900,000
192 —1921-1928
s-a
5s *18
Kq
$ 14.000c—Apr 1 '22-'49
s-a
5*£s'18
5*$s*18
5*£s'18
2,628---—1921-1931
—
25
1921-1931
254.54—1921-1931
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s
'08 J-J
$6,000c—July 1 1938
Condemnation Bonds.
office;
on
other
all
bonds
at
Far¬
mers' National Bank, Salem, O.
salem
school
district.
Building Bonds.
4Hs*16 M-S $65,000c.Mar 6 '24-'56
5s
J-D
.
1938
16,000c
High-School Bonds.
4**s
1946
M-N $ 125,000c
BON D. DEBT Apr 4 '21 $201,000
Total assessed val n 1921-12.511,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $21.00
$600—-Nov 26 1946 Population 192010,000
$742,459
223,000 salem twp. road dist.
Sinking fund
160,523
This district (P. O. Leetonia) is in
Assess, val. '19 (abt. act.) 29,248,080
Columbiana Oounty.
Tax rate (per $14000) 1919
$11.80 BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 '21. $43,000
INT. at Oit. Bank of St. Bernard
Total assessed val. 1921
6,500,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '2i$15.30
ST. BERNARD SCHOOL DIST.
4s'00
M-N$30.000c—May 29 1930 salem twp. rural s. d.
4*4s'16 M-N
—
TOT. BD. DT. April 1920
Water debt (included)
4s '09
A-O
F-A
J-D
4s '12
4s '12
24.000—Apr 15 '21-'44
75,000—Aug 27 1952
100.000—Dec 23 1952
4*4s'15 M-N 20.000
Nov 6 1952
4*|s'16 M-S 15,000—Mar 15 1956
5*4s'19 s-a
34,000c. .Jan 1 "22-'55
BOND. DEBT July 1 '18$277,000
Sinking fund
43,446
Assessed valuation 1915—13,513,450
School tax rate (per $1,000) '15-$4.30
Population in 1916 (est.)......6,000
INT.at Cit. Bank of St. B.
This district (P. O. Upper San¬
dusky R. F. D. No, 8) is in Wyandot
Oounty.
5tfs'19 s-a
$66,500—M-N '21-*40
BOND. DEBT Dec. 1919$70,000
Tot.assess.val.'19(act val.)3,349,240
Population in 1920 (est.)
—1,200
Prin. and int. payable at the First
Nat. Bank of Upper Sandusky.
3alineville.
—
-
.
Total tax rate
This district (P. O. Sabina) is in
(per $1,000)*17—$1.88
Population in 1910-——
1.840 Clinton County.
ripley
school
district.
Building Bonds.
M-N $2.500
Nov 3 1936
(Subject to call after Nov. 3 1931.)
5s '16
Refunding Bonds.
M-N $2.500c—Nov 29 1938
(Subject to call after Nov. 29 1928)
Electric Light Bonds.
6s '21
$6,500
1941
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1921$49,000
Floating debt-7,000
Total assessed val. 1920—1,500.000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$26.76
Population 1920
1,529
5s '18
—
-
rittman.
This village is in Wayne County.
Sewer Bonds.
-s '17
$2,000
-s '17
4,000
6s '18
2,000—Apr 1 '27-'30
Park Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
$6,000-June 1 '26-'37
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5Hs'19 s-a
$5,000-Mar 15 *30-'34
Water Works Bonds.
-s *17
$1,100
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21 $135,000
Assessment debt
48,000
Water debt
49,500
Total assessed val. 19202,900.000
Total taxratetoer $1,000) '20-$20.20
—
—
—
—
Population 1919 (est.)
rock
2,000
creek]
in Ashtabula Co.
Street Impt. (Village's portion).
5s '16
M-S $15,000—M-S 1 *22-'36
BONDED DEBT
$32,130
Total assessed valuation632,240
Total tax rate (per $1,000)——$4.55
Population 1910, 455; 1920, 483.
river]
1921-1946
$44,000
1917-
Total assess, val. 1917
1,794,000
School tax rate (per $l,000)'16-$7.20
1,800
Population 1917 (est.)-
This
city
is
Incorp. 1878.
1920, 6,312.
in
Hamilton Countv.
Pop'n
1910,
5,002;
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s '13
F-A
$6,000
Feb 1 1933
July 1 1945
4Ms'15 J-J
13.000
6s '18
6,000
l0,000c_Apr
5*4s'19
—
s-a
1
1948
'22-'41
5*is'19,M-S J54,000
Sept 1 '21-'51
\ 1,000
Sept 11952
5*4s'20 s-a
25,000c.Sept 15 '21-45
5Ks'21
5,000
1921-1926
Park and Playground Bonds.
4s *10
J-D $15.000c...June 1 1940
4s '11
M-N
6,000
May 10 1941
—
J-D
6,000
Dec 1 1941
4**s*10 A-O i
4,400—Oct 15 1940
5s *13
F-A
12.000—^-Aug 1 1943
Water & Light Bonds.
4s *11
4s '04
4s '02
4s '05
4s '05
A-O
M-S
F-A
F-A
$85.000c—Apr
4s '06
M-N
F-A
*07
4s '07
F-A
A-O
4s *06
4s
4s '10
4s *12
5s *13
5s *14
5s *15
4**s'17
5s '17
5s '18
—
A-O
M-N
J-J
J-J
—
—
—
1 1934
4,000c.—Mch 1
1,000c—Feb 1
1,000c.--Aug 1
6,000c—May 1
4,000c
Aug 1
10,000c—Aug 20
6,500c—Apr 20
4,000c—Apr 15
12,000
10.000c—Apr 1
30,000—Nov 15
4.500—Jan 15
10,000
Jan
7.000
4,000
6,000
15
1922
1925
1925
1936
1936
1937
1937
1938
1940
1942
1943
1944
1945
—_1947
1947
1948
—
5*£s'19
14,500
1921-1939
($500 in even years, $1,000 in odd.)
Water Main Ext. Bonds.
3,000
Mar 5 1947
5*18*18 F-A $11.000
A-O '21-'25 4*4s'17 M-S
Park Bonds.
5Hs'20
6,300 .-1921-1950
6s '20
A-O ($7,000.-Apr 1 *22-'28
Street, Sidewalk and Sewer
\ 6,000--Oct 1 '22r'27
(City's Portion) Bonds,
Water and Light Bonds.
is *06
M-S $3,000c—Mar 1 1936
5s '18
s-a J$10.000—Oct l'25-*34
4s '06
J-D
1,000c—June 16 1936
\ 53,000
A-O '35-*54 4s '03
F-A
14.000c—Aug 1 1933
6s '20
A-O
5,500—Oct 1 *21-'31 4s '04
M-S
15,000c—Mar 1 1934
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '05
M-S
6,000c—Sept 20 1935
J-D
5,000c—June 15 1936
5*£s'19 A-O f$3,500—Apr 1 *22-'28 4s '06
\ 8,000—Oct 1 '21-'28 4s *07 J-D
6.000c—Dec 10 1937
6s '21
A-O
f
540
Oct 1 1921 4s *12
Sept
3.000
Sept 1 1932
19,000—Oct 1 '22-'30 6s '12
Feb
59.79 —.Feb 12 1922
Road Impt. (Village's portion).
5s *12
Dec
42_.Dec 1 *21-'22
5s '16
J-D
$900--Apr 1 '22-'23 5s *11
Dec
.46
Dec 1 1921
Sewer 8c Sewage-Disposal Bds
5s '11
1,000
1921
4Ms*16 A-O $50,000—A-O 1 ^21-'36 5s '12
Oct
46.02—Oct 1 *2l-'22
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 8 *21— $14^,200 5s '12
Oct
.86—Oct 16 *21-'22
Assessment debt (add'l)
346,550 5s '12
Dec
.22—Dec 1 *2l-'22
Sinking fund
2,508 5s '12
Dec
.34..Dec 10 '2l-*22
Water debt (incl.)
68,500 5s *12
Dec
.60—DeclO *2l-'22
Assessed val. real estate
5,516,370 5s *12
Mar
.31—Mar 25 1922
Assessed val. personal894,000 5s *12
Aug
26.82—Aug25 '21-*22
Total assessed val. 1920—-6,410,370 5s '12
Dec
.60—DeclO *21-*22
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $16.70 5s '13
M-S
10,000
Mar 11943
5,000
Apr 1 1933
Population 1920-—
—1,861 5s '13 A-O
INT. on sewer bonds payable at 5s *13
M-S
2,500
May 1 1943
the Rocky River Sav. & Bank. Co.
5s '13
June
600
June 15 1933
5s '13
July
136—July 15 '21-23
rocky river vil. sch. dist. 5s '13
Aug
108.66-Aug 1 '21-23
Building Bonds.
5s '13
431.76 —1921-1923
5s '13
134.40 —1921-1923
4Hs'17 A-O $75,000
118.66 —1921-1923
(For maturity see V. 103, p. 2176) 5s *13
F-A
$20.000c-A&0 1 '31-'40 5s '14
13,000
Feb 1 1934
1,000c—Apr 1 1941 5s '14
J-D
5.000
Jan 15 1944
122
1921-1924
2,000c—Oct 1 1941 5s '14
5s '17
A-O
35.20 —1921-1924
4,000c_Apr 1 *42-'45 5s *14
!
107
1921-1924
8,000c_ Oct 1 '42-'45 5s'14
20.000C-A&0 1 *46-'5d
11,262,563.
1921-1924
A-O
24,000—Oct 1 '21-'44 5s '15
3,000—Oct 10 1945
5*$s'19 s-a
5s '15
/ 3,719
11,770—
1921-1925
6s '20
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 15 *18I
127
1921-1925
$66,200
77
1921-1926
Assess, debt (add'l)---—..
321,888 5s '16
7,000
1945
Sinking fund
13,076 5s *17
2.000
Aug 27 1956
Total assess, val. 1917—-3,206,330 4Hs'16 F-A
50,000
Jrny 9 1946
Tax rate (per $1,000) '17$14-20 4**s'16 J-J
3.500—.May 15 1936
Population 1918 (est.)-—-.—2,500 4*4s'10M-N
4Hs'17 M-S 70,000
Mar 30 1947
4**s'17 A-O
12,000
Apr 12 1947
ross
Chlllloothe is the county seat.
4*$s*17 A-O
3,000
Apr 12 1947
5s'17
2,000
1927
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
4,500
—.1947
5s *14
J-D $21,500 Due $2,000 y ly 5s '17
This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
Paving Bonds (Villages share).
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—
_
-
_
.
—
...
—
—
—
—
—
.
county]
—
_
.
—
st.
clairsville.
This village is in Belmont Oounty.
Street Impt. {Village's portion).
J-J
$1,250c_M-S 1 '22-'26
A-O
65.000—Oct
1'21-39
5s '16
6s *20
in Columbiana Oo.
Water Works Impt. Bonds.
6s '20
J-J
I$5,000-Jan
15'22-'31
I 5,000-July 15 '22-'31
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
6s '18
M-S $25,000—Mar 1 *24-*35
BOND. DEBT Apr 1918——$64,000
BOND. DEBT May 1920$80,028
Total assessed val. 1919-—2,252,460. Population 1910, 2,403; 1920. 2,700
INT. on bonds of 1918 payable at
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'19-117.40
Population 1910, 1,393; 1920, 1,561.
ST. MARYS.
This city Is in
st. bernard.
4*4s '08A-O
This village is
rocky
Building Bonds.
4Hs
$27,000
BOND. DEBT May
This village is
-
Village Treasurer's allies.
SANDUSKY.
This olty is situated In Erie County,
Auglaize County.
on Sandusky Bay.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Settled June 5
5*4s'19 A-O
$l,000c_Apr 1 '25-'26 1818.
Inoorp. as a town Feb. 14
General Deficiency Bonds.
1824; as a olty Moh. 6 1845.
5s '15
M-S $8.000
Mar 1 1925
Refunding Bonds*
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs
M-S $19,000c
Mar 1 1924
4.80s'15A-O
18,200
Oct 1 1935
6s '18
A-O
52,000c—A-O '21-'46
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Hs
M-S $4,320c
1921-1924
General Street Refunding.
4**s
$20,000—-Mar 1 1928
4s *12
J-J
21,000c
-.1932
4s *12
A-O
46.000c—-Oct 1 1937
4.80*16 J-J
18,200—-Jan 1 1936
Water-Works & Elec.-Lt. Bds.
5s *16
A-O $38,000.-A-O 1 *21-'40
5**s'19 A-O
20,000c—A-O '22-*31
Water Bonds.
5s
M-S $20,000c
1921-1930
...
4s '06
4s '07
M-S $15,000c
M-S
8,000c
4**s*19
s-a
Sept 1 1921
Mar 1 1927
J24,000—May 1 '31-'36
t 2,500
May 1 1937
J 6,000—June 1 '31-'36
4**s'19 s-a
1 2,000—June 1 1937
4**s
M-N 26,500
-1931-37
4*4s
J-D
8,000
1931-37
Market Equip. Bonds.
3s
F-A
$1,000
1921-29
Emergency Bonds.
5s
M-S
$1,200
1922
Heating Plant Bonds.
—
5s
M-S
,
$2,200
1921-31
-
Fire-Department Bonds.
F-A $25,000—Aug 1 '23-'24
J-J
Highway Bonds.
16,000
1921-1924
5s '05
J-J
$21,000c—Jan 2 1923
Water Bonds.
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 6 *21- $292,406 4s '07
M-N$75,000c&r_May 11922
Assessment debt (add'l)
60.000c-July 1 *23-'24
75,734 4s '12 J-J
Water debt (included)
82,000 5s '17
1,500—Nov 1 *21-'23
5s '14
5s
-
—
Gen. sink, fd
41,000
Total val.' 1920(3-4
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920—$22 00
at
office
of
M-S $26,000c—Mar 1 1922
M-N 27,840—May 1 '22-'24
M-N 72,000—May 1 '25-'30
5s *14
.5,679 5s *14
Population in 1920—.
INT.
Sewer Bonds.
act.)—6,183,250 4s '07
Sinking
Fund
Trustees.
4*£s'15 J-D
9,000
June 11926
48,000—June 1 '27-*30
18,000c—Sept 1 1926
80,000c-8ept 1 '27-30
5s
M-S
6,000 —1921-1926
5s
M-S
8,600-1928
Paving 8c Sewer Bonds.
5s
A-O
$3,300
1922-28
Subway Construction Bonds.
6s '17
$10,000
Grade-Crossing Elimination
4s '13
J-J
$31,875c-Jan 1 '22-'24
lXs'16 M-S 731,600—Sep
I '23-'25
111,000
Sept 1 1926
5s
A-O
14,000 —1926-1928
4**s'15 M-S
st. mary's school dist.
M-S $50.000
5s'15
—
BOND. DEBT May 11919 $69,000
Total assessed val'n 1919—6,630,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)—$16.20
Population in 1919 (approx.)—6,000
INT. is payable at St. Mary's
Banking A Trust Oo.
—
SALEM.
This
city Is In Columbiana County.
Refunding Bonds.
4**s'05 F-A
$2,340—Aug 1 '21-'22
4 **s'07 M-S
3,000c.Mar25 *22-*24
4**s'07 F-A
9,000—
(Due part yearly on Aug. 1.)
4Ms'10 M-S
2,000..Marl5 '22-*23
4Hs'10 J-J
12.000c.July 1 '22-'33
4*|s'10 A-O
8,000c—Oct 1 '22-'29
5s *13
M-S 40,318.25-Sept 1 1921
5s '15
F-A
27,000..Feb 1 '24-'50
5s '15
M-S
12,000—Sept 1 *25-'3fl
15,000-Mar 15 *26-'40
5s *16
M-S
5Hs'18 F-A
12,000-Feb 15 '27-'29
11,814—Apr 1 '29-'34
5*|s'18 —
4,740—Mar 15 1930
5s '19
s-a
15,000-Mar 15 '31-'33
1,000—Mar 15 1934
A-O
9.000c-Apr 1 '21-'29
—
-
17,500——1926-28
5s„
J-J^
4s '06
A-O $50,000c-Apr
Harbor Bonds.
5*18*20 F-A
51,000-Aug
'22-*25
1
1 *22-'35
Street-Improvement Bonds.
6s
M-S $10,480 —1921-1928
4s *12
F-A
2,000—Aug 1 '21-22
4s '13
M-N
7,680—May 1 *22-'25
4*$s'14 M-S
5,500—May 1 *22-*27
4**s*17 s-an
6,OOOc-Aug 1 '2i-'20
1,400c—Aug 1 1927
7,500c-Aug 1 '21-"23
5s '17
s-an
9,000c.Aug 1 '24-'26
3,200c—Aug 1 1927
5s '17
s-an
SOOc.Aug 1 '21-'25
400c .Aug 1 *26-'27
1.500—-Aug 1 1921
4*£s'17 F-A
12,000c-Aug 1 *22-'27
5s'17
200c-Dec 1 '21-'22
5s
M-S
1,500
1926-28
Dock-Improvement Bonds.
5s *16
M-N 15,000
Feb 1 *25-*39
5s '92
F-A $18,000c. Aug 1 '21-26
5**s'17 Nov
500
Mar 1 1922
TOT.BD.DT. Mar 31'21-$1,222,450
Fire-Department Bonds.
204,550
'16
J-D $15.000—Mar 1 '25-'39 Water bonds (included)..
Assessed valuation 1920—38,784,840
Electric-Light Bonds.
4Hs'll J-D $11.000c.Apr 1 '22-*32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920- —$19.60
Population in 1920
22,897
Sewer Bonds.
4*4s'12 F-A $40,000—Apr 1 '22-'40
INT. on dock 5s in N. Y. Olty at
5*£s'13 J-J
18,000—Mar 1 '22-*39 Amer. Exchange Nat. Bank; other
5s 15
M-S
4,000—Mar 1 '22-'25 bonds by Olty Treasurer.
5Ms'18
20,000—Mar 1 '22-*25
0
—
_
^
.
—
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
5Ms'18 — $20,000—Mar 1 '22-' 25
sandusky
Water-Works Bonds.
J-J $138,000c..-July 1 1959
4*£s'16 M-N 42,000—Nov 1 '22-'42
5s '17
4s *09
__
5*£s'18
s-a
20,000
__
.Part yearly
Funding Bonds.
4**s'09 A-O
$3,000—Apr
6s '20
s-a
23,928.-Feb
1 '22-'24
1 *31-'45
Sewer & Bridge-Repair Bonds.
4Hs*09 A-O
$7,000c.Apr 1 '22-'28
Deficiency Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
$10,277-8ept 15 '24-'28
TOT. DEBT July 1 '20—
$697,523
Water debt July 1 1918—
149,000
Sinking fund July 1 JL91831,331
_
county.
Fremont is the county seat.
$53,000c
Street
5s '17
Bonds$^
M-S
]
SOOc.Mar
15 1922
1,055c—Sept 15 1922
Road Bonds.
5s H7
/$2,625-M&S 15 1922
\ 20,OOOC-M&S 15*23-27
M-S
5s *18 M-S
25.000C-M&S 15*22-26
5s
M-S 136,000
—
_s
273,600
6s
43,500
6s '21
M-S
25,000—Sept 15 1929
...
...
6s '20
M-S
M-S
5s
—
—
_
School taxratefper $1,000) *2l-$6.00
SCIOTO COUNTY.
Portsmouth is the county seat.
Population in 1920
M-S$358,700—Sept 1 *21-*47
4Ks*16 M-S 110,000——Sept 1 1949
112,500
Sept 11950
Road Bonds.
—s
$193,000
6s '20
M-S 150,000—Sept 1 '22-'29
Children's Home Bonds.
5s '20
J-J
$70,000—Jan 1 *25-'59
Funding Bonds.
,
4Hs*17 M-N$48,000—M-N 1 '21-'28
^
---
^
M-Sj33.000-8ept 1 '21-'42
5s '19
\31,500—Mar 1 *22-'42
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '20
$751,704
Total assessed val'n 1919-80,085,350
$1,000) 1915—$14.00
Population In 1920 (Census)..62,850
Tax rate (per
SHADYSIDE.
is in Belmont County.
Water-Works Bonds.
May$40,000-May 15 *22-'45
TOT. DEBT Apr. 1921—
$40,000
Total assess, val. 1921
2,236,010
This village
5s '15
Tot. tax rate
RURAL SCH. D.
This district (P. O. Lockbourne,
R. F. D. No. 1) is in Pickaway Co.
School BIdg. Bonds.
TWP.
(per $1,000; 1921 $17.20
5s
1921-1935
$30,000
...
BOND. DEBT May
Tot. ass'd. val. 1918
DIST.
22 '18
$58,500
1,876,810
School tax rate (per $1,000) *16.$8.20
A-O
S45,000c—Oct 1 *21-'35
A-O 250.000
1922-1924
5s '17
A-O
A-0
5s
6s '21
300,000
1922-1924
] 10,000c—Oct 1 1927
\240.000c0ct
1 '28-'43
6s '20
M-S $24,000c—_M-S '22-'45 TOTAL DEBT May 17 '21 $904,000
School Improvement Bonds.
Assess, val. real estate
16,600,000
5s '17
$4,000c_Sept 1 *21-'28 Assess, val. personal
18,000,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 1920
$44,500 Tot. ass'd val 20(50% act).34,000,000
Sinking fund
2,500 School tax (per $1,000) '20
$1.28
Assessed valuation 1920—3,777,000 Population in 1920 (est.)
3,500
Tax rate (per $1,000) '19
INT. at office of Village Treasurer.
$13.80
Population in 1910
2,177
...
...
INT.
Scioto
bonds of 1917 payable at
on
Bank, Commercial Point.
SCHOOL DIST.
This district
(P. O. Lockbourne
R. F. D. No. 1) is in Pickaway Co.
Building Bonds.
5s '15
J-D $34.000c_M&S 1 22-38
5s *18
M-S
4,000
1921-1928
TOTAL DEBT June 1921$61,000
Assess, val. real estate
2,198,590
Assess, val. personal
861,180
Other
assess,
property
59,770
SCIOTO
TWP.
SHARON TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Sharon Cen¬
ter) is in Medina County.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s '15
A-O $39,388c—.A-O '21-'34
BOND. DEBT Apr 111921
$41,000
Assessed valuation 1920
1,800,000
,
Total
assess,
Tax rate (per
val.
3,120.540
1921
$1,000)-.1921 $13.80
Population 1910, 2,177; 1920, .2,461
INT. at office of Clerk Bd. of Ed.
Tot. tax rate
(per $1,000) '20_$20.40
1910,
Population
1,123; 1920, 1.087
INT. at Sharon Center Bank'g Co.
SCIOTOVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O.
Sciotoville) is in
Bonds.
500C—Sept 10 1922
4,000cM&S 10 *23-'26
3,000cMar 10 '27-'29
5348*18 M-S
l,500cSept 10 *27-'29
124.000CM&S 10 *30-'37
(Subject to call after Mar. 10 1923)
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
School-Building
SCIOTOVILLE VILLAGE S. D.
This district
(P. O. Sciotoville) is
in Scioto County.
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 31 '20
$80,000
Floating debt (add'l)
5,000
Tot.ass ess.val.'19(75 %act) 3,385,840
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919.—$16.00
Population in 1919
4,000
SHAWNEE.
Funding Bonds.
A-O
$3.000..A-0
5Ms
$2,400—Sept 15 1928
...
Population
1910,
SEBRING
5^s'17
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
A-0
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
534s'20
^
—
$3,480—Apr 17'22-'27
] 2,000
Nov 1 '23-'26
1 3,000-Nov 1 '27-'29
.
Deficiency Bonds.
6s '20
M-N$13,000—Nov 1 '23-'34
Refunding Bonds.
6s '20
M-N $5,000—Nov 1 '23-*29
BOND. DEBT Apr 17 1921
$60,300
Floating debt
7,600
Tot. assess, val. '20 (% act)3,8l0,000
School tax rate(per $1,000)*20 $20.20
Population in 1920
4,000
SENECA
SHELBY.
This village is In Richland County.
Incorporated September 1853.
Refunding Bonds.
F-A
$3,200..Feb
5s '16
1,000c. Mar
5s'18
-s
s-%
...
5s *19
6s *20
M-S
6s *20
M-S
6s '20
M-S
M-S
20 1926
mos.
26,000
10,000c—M-S *21-'25
'23-'32
Bridge Improvement.
J-D
$4,000—Dec l'2l-'24
Sewer Bonds.
4^8
A-O $15,000c—Apr 1 '22-*36
,500
Apr 1
1922
Impt. Bonds {Village's portion).
5s '13
A-O
5s '13
A-O
5s '13
$1,125—Apr 1 '22-'24
4,558—Apr 1 1935
Apr
5s '16
J-D
J-D
2,000.June 1 '22-'25
5s '16
3,500-June 1 '27-'33
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
5s 11
J-J
$3.000
1921-1926
fis *15
M-S
800—Sept 1 *21-*22
BOND. DEBT
July 1 '19. $154,200
Special
assess t debt (incl)._
27,000
Assessed valuation 1916--.5,400.000
(Assessment about actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1916—$12.50
Population in 1920
...
...
.—
5^s'17
1922-1928
4,000
—
Motor-Truck Bonds.
5,578
,
„
'19
s-a
$6,500
BOND. DEBT Mar.
'21. $46,550
1
(add'l)...
215,900
25.259
Sinking funds
Assessed val., real estate
Assessed val., personal
6,000..Sept 1 '22-'27
J^T
J-J
3.150
Jan
6 1922
July
1
1922
,200—I. Jan
3,200..
{
Tot. assess. val.'21
1
.Jan
1
1922
1923
$93,000c—1921-1932
14,000c.M-S 1 *32-'38
May 20 '21 $114,000
Sinking fund
25,491
Assess, val. '20(80% act.) 12,496,470
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$21-40
Population in 1920 (est.)..
11,000
INT. payable in Sidney at Citizens'
M-S
M-S
BOND. DEBT
National
Bank.
This
village is in Summit County.
Impt.
Bonds
(Village's
Share).
6sVi9
M-S $50.000c_Sept 15 1939
Street
1939
M-S $10,000c-Sept 15
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
6s '19
M-S $10.000c-Sept 15 1939
BONDED DEBT—
$199,690
1,500,000
SHERMAN
TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O.
Bellevue)
in Huron County. Pop'n 1910.
675.
Road Improvement Bonds.
Jan
86,000.00—.1921-1926
33,000.00—1921-1927
...
...
12,000.00—1921-1928
75,800.00—1921-1929
2,550
1921-1929
City Share St. Impt. (Sewers).
5s'18
...
...
—
...
33,744.24—.1921-1933
tf
9,500.00—1921-1925
43-,735.77—1923-1926
15,913.18—1927-1928
68,600.00-—1927-1930
...
4Ks'08
4s
$241,110.95—1921-1938
—
—
—
'07
...
4s '14
...
4^s'09
25,000
—
5s '10
—
5s
'13
192o
1926-1928
11,500.00—1921-1925
21,500.00—1921-1926
14,000 —...1921-1927
17,000.00.-1921-1927
21,500.00—1921-1929
24,190
1921-1930
2,354.18
12,273.58
—
4^s'l6
4Hs'17
...
—
—
5s '19
1922
3,455.26
—
5s '15
1921-1924
1929-1931
8,000
—
4Hs'07
—
5Ms'20
Refunding Bonds.
4.45s'17
$24,862
1941-1945
..
Police-Department Bonds.
$3,000c
Sept 1 1928
Water Bonds.
5s '02
M-S $30,000
1921-1922
4s '03
M-S
10.000
-.1922
4Hs*12 M-S
4Hs
M-S 285.000—. — 1923-1939
Market-House Bonds
4Ms
M-S $25.000
1921-1939
Beech Creek Improvement Bds.
4s
M-S $17.500
1927-1928
General Light Bonds.
This township (P. O. Sebring) is Id
Mahoning County.
$82,000
43^s'll
Sinking fund
2,160
4Hs'12
Total
ass'd
val.
1918
BOND. DEBT June 6 1919
4,756,930
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18-$7.60
Population In 1910
4,657
SOLON TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
district
(P.
O.
is
Solon)
in
Cuyahoga County.
-1921
1921-1923
$2,000
30,000
...
—.
Deficiency Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$70,000
1923-1927
Paving Bonds.
$16,050
1922-1931
TOT. BD. DT. Dec 31 '20_$1,985,207
6s '21
—
412,235
debt
Assessment
325,000
182,917
Water debt (incl.)
Sinking fund
School-Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1920—95,546,460
($3,000c—Oct 1 '2i-'23
(Assessment about actual value.)
5^s'18 A-O
22,000c—Oct 1 '24-'34 Pop'n '10, 46,921; '20
60,840.
115,000c—Oct 1 '35~'39
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
INT. on bonds of 1918 payable at
Chagrin Falls Banking Co., Chagrin
SOMERSET VIL. SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in
Deficiency
6s
M-S
Perry County.
Funding Bonds.
$4,500
School Improvement Bonds.
5s '17
M-S $34,410c_M&S 1 '21-*42
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$34,400
Assessed val. 1920 {% act.) 1,492,580
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$23.40
INTEREST payable at
or
at
Importers'
Bank In
New
&
Springfield
Nat.
Traders'
York.
1 1922
5s
M-S
$6,000c—Sept 15 1931
4Mb
M-S
10,000c—Mar 15 1931
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL DIST.
Buildings, Sites, &c.
4Hs'08 J-D $l0,000c_Dec 1 *21-'24
4Ks'10 F-A 100,000c.Aug 1 '25- 34
4HsTl M-N 45,000c_May 1 '35-'39
4Hs'12 F-A
60,000.Aug 31 '40-'43
5s *13
J-J
90.000—Jidy 2 '22-'39
5s *14
M-S
15.000—Sept 1 21-'22
5s '15
A-O
40,000-Apr 15 '22-27
(See V. 100, p. 1114 for maturity
5s '18
M-S $160.000-Mar 1 '25-34
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,520
INT. payable at Treas. office.
6s '20
J-D
1925-1947
125,000
BOND. DEBT June 8 1920 $570,000
SOUTH
This
CHARLESTON.
village is
97,500
Floating debt
Sinking fund
County.
31,900
adopted Tot. ass'd val.'19 (act'l)..77,653,760
Oct. 16 1917.
Val. of school property '19 103452222
Water-Works Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1919—$6.60
5s '16
MS
$8,500c.Sept 1 '21-'37 Population in 1920
60,840
5s *15
M-S
26,000c.M-S 1 *21-'46
INT. on 4Hs '08 at office of Sea5s '16
M-S
2,500_.Sept 1 '38-'42
songood & Mayer, Cincinnati; on
Storm Water Sewer Bonds.
4Ks of 1910, 1911 and 1912 at the
5s '16
M-S
$500e
Sept 1 1921 American Trust & Sav.
Co., Spring¬
BOND. DEBT Aug 1915—
$37,200
field; on 5s of 1913 at Otis & Co.,
Total assessed val. 1914
1,635,030
Cleveland, and on 5s of 1914, 1915
Population 1910, 1,181; 1920, 1,267 and
1918 at the office of the Dis¬
Commission
in
Clark
government
trict Treasurer.
DIST. *
South Euclid)
BONDED DEBT
(?)
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP.
This township Is In Mahoning Co.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s '09
$35,000
5s'14
A-O
60,000—Oct 1 *22-*33
BOND. DEBT June 15 '21
$95,000
Sinking fund../.
10,240
Tot. val. 1921 (est.)
3,000,000
—
SOUTH
This
SOLON VILLAGE
district
(P. O.
Madison County.
School Bonds.
.8
$42.000
Solon)
S. D.
ia in
...
SPENCER TOWNSHIP.
1919.48.145.690
Populn 1910, 24,663; 1920, 25,923
500
$42,000.00—1921-1925
...
„
TOWNSHIP.
Total assessed val'n
.
...
5s '15
4Hs'16
4>4s'17
1922
20,000.00
1,560.00—.1932-1933
42,581.43...1929-.932
50.000.00—1929-1931
—
5s '18
SILVER LAKE.
TOTAL DEBT
Road Distrrct Bonds.
71,245.61—1925-1935
...
...
5s '14
4s '07
SIDNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s '12
5s *13
TOTAL DEBT July 1
BT
1920_$322,750
Road bonds July 1 1918..
99.400
58
22,362.04—1922-1926
45,616.91—1922-1931
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921— $21.40
43^s'12
Population 1910, 6.607; 1920, 8.590
INT. payable at City Treas. office. 4^s'll
County.
5Ks'19 A-O $155,000
] $7,000..Mar 1 '22-'28
I
.
...
...
5,842,760 5s '19
5,720,010 5^s'20
(accJ.11,612,770
is in Cuyahoga
Ditch Bonds.
6s *19
4Ms'l2
4^s'10
—
This district (P. O.
Sidney is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
M-S
...
$2,000—
1922 5s '02
4,000—A&O 1 '22-'25
4Hs'll
5^8*20
$2,000.
1927
4Hs'09
Deficiency Bonds.
4*s'08
6s
1926
SOUTH EUCLID SCH.
SHELBY COUNTY.
6s '21
5s '12
A-O
5s'17
INTEREST payable at Shelby.
r,
72,000c.M-S
'21-'28.
22,000c_.M-S
'21-'26
51.000c..M-S
'21-'26
^
...
4,100..June 1 '25-'32
L3,500..
41,000-Partea. 6
*25-'28
f 3,200
20*21-22
20'23-26
20 1927
20*21-22
20*23-25
...
Falls.
1
1
5s'14
Tiffin Is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
$8,000c_M&S
5a '17 M-S
8.000C.M&S
3,000c_M&S
8.000C.M&S
5s *17 M-S
6,000c_M&S
5,000__Jan
Boiler Purchase Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
$22,000..Sept 1 '26-'36
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s *14
J-D $34,000—Dec 1 '2l-*37
5s '19
COUNTY.
...
...
This
Floating debt (add'l)
28,000
Tax rate
(per $1,000)'20
,$32.40
Total ass'd val. (abt. 65%
act.)
1920
1,200,225
...
...
12,000
s-an
BOND. DEBT June 1921—$45,000
-ks Bonds.
Building Bonds.
5s'16
1,918
Building Bonds.
-s
'14
8,000
5^s'15 J-D $23,000.June 15 '22-'44
This village is In Mahoning Co.
Street-Impt. (Vil. Share) Bonds
5Hs'16 M-S $7,520C.Sept 15'2I-'26
Fire Apparatus Bbnds.
5s '16
F-A
$28,OOc_Oct 1 *22-'27
3,000,000
1920,
'23-'24
*24-'25
*30-'32
'22-24
M-S
4MB
Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
$22,000
1930-1933
Park Improvement Bonds.
5s '99
M-S
$5,000--1921
4s '10
M-S
20,OOOc.Mar 1 '33-'36
5s '13
2,000
1921
|
(abt. 2-3 act.).
SHAWNEE
s-a
[Personal
400,000
Tot.ass'd val.'18(75 %act.) .3,400,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'18.$15.20
Population L1920
3,541
2,280;
M-S
M-S
J&J 1 1922
5s '19
3.350
1923
J&J 1 1923
Mill Run Impt. Bonds.
■
J&J 1 *24-'28
4^s'll ...
y,000
1921-1922
3.000
1924
6s '18
4Hs'12 M-S $57,295.84.-1933-1935
6s *19
(14,500
1929
5s '15
M-S
8,000c.Sept 1' 21-28
j
600
—1924
Bridge Bonds.
1 1,500
1926 4s
'08
$40,000
1931-32
Water-Works Bonds.
4s '14
M-S
1.000
1921
5s *17
F-A
$3.500—F-A l'22-'24
Fire Department Bonds.
6s '19
4,000
1922
5s '02
M-S
$2,500
Sept
1921
6s '20
(25,000
1931 4s
15,000
M&S '22-'24
'03
M-S
1
550
1926
20.000
Mar 1 1930
4Ms'08 M-S
General Impt. Bonds.
6,000c... Sept 1 1927
4Hs'12 M-S
6s '18
$10,000
1924 5s '15
16.000c .Mar 1 *22-'25
M-S
Sewer Bonds
City Share St. Impt. (Paving).
3Hs'02 J-J
$50.000c_.July 1 1926 4s '14
$12,000.00—1921-1922
5s *17
A-O ] 6,000—A&O 1 *22-'2*
5s '13
69,105.40...±921-1943
112,000.-A&O 1 '25-*28
SMITH
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$32,000
6s '18
value.
1921-1922
$1,500
3
5.000
6.000
45,000
U
'
»
1 *22-'25
Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1912
848,495
Total taxrate(per $1,000) *12.$12.40
J-J
Assessed] Real estate
A-O
5s *15
5s *17
Assessed value 1919
6s '16
5s '16
75,OOOc__Oct 1 '22-'47
21,000c
Oct 11948
GEN. BD. DT. June 1 '19. $131,600
Assessment debt (add'l)
69,690
Sinking fund
17,000
Water debt
96,000
...
In¬
Clark County.
28,000c.Mar
20,OOOc_Sept
15.000c-Mar
4,000—Mar
M-S
4s *08
5s '16
$6.500
1922
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
4s '12
A-O
15.000
1923
6s '19
Street Bonds (Village Portion).
5s '17
M-S
$5,950—Sept 1 *21-*37
This city is In
In
1851
Commission
government adopted Aug. 26 1913.
Hospital Bonds.
'21-25
4s '04
M-S $25,000—Sept
4s '06
.
SIDNEY.
This city is In Shelby County.
Cemetery Bonds.
This village Is in Perry County.
SEBRING.
Water W
4Hs'18A-0
i
Bellevue.
Water Works Bonds.
Water-Works
Scioto County.
Co.,
Assessment debt
SHAKER HGTS. VILLAGE S. D.
SPRINGFIELD.
corporated
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 .$17.00
Population
1910, 675;
1920,
590
INT. payable at Wright Banking 4s *05
4^8'12 A-O
^SCHOOL
SHADYSIDE
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21—
$35,500
Total assessed val., 1920—1,601,635
3,084
Population in 1920
4s '12
SCIOTA
800
INT. at Seville State Bk., Seville.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5s '13
#
^
11,500c—Mar 15 1933
$7,500c—Sept 15 1935
M-S
M-S
5s
6s '20
50,000c.-M-S
*21-*27
57.000C..M-8
'21-'28
6s'21
M-8 122,000c
1922-1929
5s
$3,895
Flood Emergen y Bonds.
TOT. DT. May 12 '21—SI, 195.857
5s '15
M-S
$4,000c
M-S 1921
Total assessed val'n 1920-76,423,210
Bridge Reconstruction Bonds.
(Assessment about 3-4 actual.)
5s *14
M-S $80,000c..M-S
'21- 24
State & Co.tax(per $1,000)'20-$6.20
Pop'n 1910,35,171; 1920
37,574 TOT. CO. DT, July 1*20. $210,050
Road bonds July 1 1919..
23,000
Total assessed val'n 1919.81,478,590
SANDUSKY SCHOOL DISTRICT. (Assessment about
85% actual value)
4s '12
M-S $157.500----1921-1951
Go. tax rate(per $1,()00) 1916.-$2.55
5s '14
J-D
44.000c—Dec 15 1939
Popu-'n 1910, 42.421; 1920. 43.176
5s '18
2,000
1922
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
5 Hs'20 s-a
27,000—Aug 27 *21-'29
6s'21
s-a
15.000
Mar
1931 SEVILLE VIL. SCHOOL DIST.
TOT. BD. DT. Apr. 8 '21- $264,000
This district (P. O. Seville) is in
Floating
debt
(add'l)
50,000 Medina County.
Sinking
fund
2,888
Building Bonds.
Ass'd val. 1920
-38,740.840
5s *16
A-O $29,000c.A-0 1 *21-*49
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$4.03
BOND. DEBT May 4 '21.
$28,500
INT. at Amer. Banking & Trust
Sinking fund
101
Co., Sandusky.
Total assess, val. '21 (act.).1,594,370
SANDUSKY COUNTY (Concluded.)
Ditch Bonds.
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140
(?)
Total taxrate(per $1,000) '21.$17.40
Population 1910. 1.990; 1920, 2.113
INT.
at
Central
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Youngstown.
This
township is in Medina Co.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
M-S $25,630c—M-S
'22-'30
5s *15
M-8
9,000cM&S 15 *22-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1921
$38,500
Assess, val. real & pers'l *20 2,838,740
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920...$18.00
Population in 1920
1,080
INT. payable at Farmers' Savings
Bank, Spencer.
5s '15
TWP.
S.
D.
(P. O. East Akron
is in Summit Co.
School Bonds.
5s
A-O
$5,000
1926
5s
M-S
21,000
1940
5s
Oct
1,800—
1928
6s
49,000
1930
6s '21
A-O 125,000.—Oct 1 '22-*46
SPRINGFIELD
This
district
R. F. D. No. 22)
—
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 1921 $207,375
6s '21
5,000
7,650,000
4,205,000
Tot. vai. '20 (80% act.)__ 11,855.650
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$12.80
Population in 1920 (est.)
2,200
(See V.
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation, real
Assessed val'n, personal
SPRINGFIELD TWP.
This district
S.
D.
(P. O. Holland) is in
Lucas County.
School Bldg. Bonds.
($7,500-Mar 15 '22-'24
5s *20
36,000-Mar 15 *25-'36
M-S
(14,000-Mar
BONDED DEBT
STARK
5s *19
5s '19
COUNTY7"
A-O 232,000.Apr 21 *22-'29
J-J
114,595.July 15 '22-*29
M-N 18,200-May 21 *22-'29
5s *19
A-O
6s '20
6s '20
Of
275,000c-Mar 15 '24-'59
s-a
112,
p.
584, for maturity.)
the above bonds
been transferred to
22.000
have
E.
Youngstown
School
District, leaving a bonded
debt of $115,000 April 5 1921.
Sinking fund
2,921
Ass'd val'n 1920 (H act.)-14,514,160
School tax (per $1,000) '20- $7.62 +
Population in 1920 (est.)
6,000
INT. at Commercial Nat. Bank,
Youngstown.
This village is in
Williams County.
Paving Bonds.
...
$1,000) 1920—$15.50
Population 1910, 1,026; 1920, 1,014
Prin. and int. payable at Stryker.
Tax rate (per
STAUNTON TWP.
This
district
(P.
RURAL S.
O.
Troy)
D.
is in
Miami County.
School Erection Bonds.
5s '19
M-S ($40,000—M-S
*23-'42
1 20,000—M,S
'43-'47
BONDED DEBT
(?)
STEUBENYILLE.
This city is in Jefferson Co.
Inc.
in 1797. Pop. *10. 22,391; '20. 28,508
I
'22-'23
Refunding Bonds.
5s '16
M-S I $8),000c.Sept 1 *2l-'35
\
6s '18
6s '20
9.000c—Sept 1 1936
108,000—Apr 1 '22-'39
63,500.-Aug 1 *22-'34
A-O
s-a
Market-House Bonds.
$3,600c—Sept 1 1921
10,200—Sept 1 '21-23
4Hs'12 J-J
5s '13
M-N
Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'll J-D $11,000c.—Mcb 1 1922
Water Bonds.
5s
M-S$l 10,000c
Mar 1925
5s '13
A-O 150,000-Sept 1
'21-'35
6s '20
M-N
8,000--May 1 '22-'25
Street Bonds.
4Hs'10 M-S $12,000
Sept 1 1922
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1911)
5s '14
M-S
3,000
Sept 1 1921
TOT.BD.DT. July 1'20$736,612
Water debt July 1 1918—
282,500
Sinking fund July 1 1918
16,417
Tax valuation 1913
33,197,930
(Assessment about actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913—£12.20
INT. at office of Sinking Fund.
STEUBENYILLE SCHOOL DIST.
4s '05 M-N
$5,000—May 1 '22-'25
4s *11
J-D
42,000c_$4.000 yearly
4Hs*14 J-D$158,000—June 1 *22-'35
4Hs*17 J-J
12,000.-Apr 1 '22-'22
_s '21
87,000—$5,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT May 1 *21
$350,000
Assessed valuation 1920—43,000,000
This district
(P. O. Stryker)
County.
Property Bonds.
6s *18
s-a
$500
Oct 1
is in
1921
Refunding Bonds.
6s '18
s-a
$13,000—Oct 1 *21-'29
5s '19
s-a $114,000—Mar 1 *21-'49
TOTAL DEBT July 1920-$142,000
SUMMIT COUNTY.
Akron Is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
5s *13
A-O $57.000c—Oct 1 '21-'27
5s *13
A-O
10,000c—Oct 1 '21-'25
_
4Hs'16 A-O
.
.
—
*21-'26
(35,000.-Oct 1
1 6,999
Oct
A-O 400,000c—Oct 1
( 7,000
Oct
A-O • 20,000.—Oct 1
13,000—Oct
A-O
12,000c.-Oct 1
12,000c—Oct I
15,000c--Oct 1
A-O
5s *19
.
1
1927
'28-'48
1 1921
*22-'23
1 1924
'21-'24
'25-'30
*21-'23
.28,000c.-Oct 1 '24-'30
5s *19
6s *20
6s *20
Building Bonds.
A-O$500,000c. .Oct 1 '21-'40
6s '20
Children's Home Bonds.
5s '18
$40,000
Oct 1923
5s *19 A-O
20,000c.-Oct 1 *21-'28
Viaduct Bonds.
4Hs'17 M-N$l,107,000-Oct 1 *21-'47
(For maturity see V. 104, p. 1415.)
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s *13
A-O $41,400c—Oct 1 '21-'23
5s *15
A-O
36.OOOc.Oct 1 *24-'26
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
5s *19
A-OS270,000c.-Oct 1 '22-'30
,
Court-House Bonds.
F-A/ $34,000c Feb 1 *22-'24
1
9.000c.-Feb 1 1925
GEN. BD. DT. Aug 2 '20 $3,917,492
Floating debt June 1 1920
(add'l)June 1 '20
Assess, dt.
248,731
269,563
Sinking fund
249,955
Assessed val'n, real
212,204,940
Assessed val'n, personal.176,615,240
Total val. '19 (80% act.)
.388,820,180
tax(per $1,000) T9_$3.25
Population '10, 108,253; '20, 286,065
State & Co.
INT. at office of Treasurer.
INT.atPeoplesNat.Bk.,Steubenv.
This village is in
Fulton County.
Water-Works.
$13.500
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 19215s
1922
...
$30,000
(act.val08,000,000
$1,000) 1920—$11.80
Population in 1920
1,400
Tot. ass'd val. '20
SYLVANIA.
is in Lucas County.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '16
M-N $7,500cMay 10 '22-'36
5^sT5F-A
22,000c..Aug 20 1940
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 8 '21—
$33,973
Assessment debt (add'l)
36,248
Floating debt
2.618
Sinking fund
11,043
Assess, val. real
629,800
Assess, val. personal
426,190
Tot.assess, val.*20(75%act.) 1,055,990
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19 $15.54
Population 1910, 1,002; 1920, 1,222
This village
district
(P.
($10,000-0ct 1 '21-'25
15,000—Oct 1 '26-'30
75,000—Oct 1 '31-'45
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1921 $121,000
Total assessed val'n 1920—4,677.190
6s '20
THOMPSON TWP. RURAL S. D.
in Seneca
O.
Cuyahoga
Falls R. F. D. No. 8) is in Summit
County.
This
A-O
$1,000) 1920—$17.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
3,500
Tax rate (per
Flat Rock) is
County.'
($l5,000c-Mar 1 '22-'36
5^s'19 M-S{
20,000c.Mar 1 *37-'46
11,000c.Sept 1 '21-'31
28,000c.Sept 1 '32-'45
6s *20
M-S
50.000c
M-S '23-'42
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1921. $125,000
Tot. assess, val. 1920
2,530,920
Population in 1920 (est.)———800
TIFFIN.
city Is in Seneca Co. Inc. in
STRUTHERS^
~~
1850.
Pop. '10, 11,894; '20, 14,375.
This village Is in Mahoning Co.
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Town-Hail Bonds.
5s '19
$3,000
Sept 1 1925
5s '16
J-D $16,000—June 1 '22-*37
Sandusky River (mot. Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5s'14
$8(,000--Sept 1 '2l-'27
6s '19
A-O
$4,080c
1924-1931 5s '15
109,000—Sept 1 '27-*37
Street Bonds.
5s *19
11,000
Sept 1 1937
5>£s'20 J-D ($13,000—Jan 7 '25-'37 5s
7.907. rSept 1 '21-'27
1
8,000—Jan 7 '38-'41
Motor Street Fiusher Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
5s *18
$6,393
Sept 1 1923
6s '19
s-a
($12,000—-Oct 1 '25-*36
Refunding Bonds.
\ 10,000--Oct 1 '37-'41 4s *06
M-S $44,000c—Sept 1 1921
Municipal Building Bonds.
4s '07
M-S
19.000c—-Mar 1 1922
6s '18
F-A ($6,00J-F&A 15 'v21-'28 4s '07
M-S -24,000c—Sept 1 1922
i
400—Feb 15V929
Deficiency Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 *21- $133,806 5s *19
M-S $22,313.57-Sept 1 1927
Assessment debt
43,759 6s '20
M-S
31,394.08-Sept 1 1928
Sinking fund
27,79o 6s ,'21
M-S
35.000
Sept 1 1926
Tot.ass'd yal.'21 (H act.) 11,561,400 GEN. BD.DT.
Apr 1921- $357,024
This
...
—
—
^
—
—-
—
Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '21-$20.40
-.-6,500
Population in 1921
STRUTHER8 SCHOOL DIST.
A-O $20,000c
1921-1925
1926-1937
25,000c
4Hs
J~J
35,000c—Oct 1 '26-'45
4Hs'13 A-O
7.000c—Oct 1 *38-'44
5s
A-O
5e
5s '17
5s '17
5s '17
—
F-A
A-O
10.00025.000c
*26-'32
1934-1948
2.000c—-Apr
12.000c.Apr 1
1,000c—-Apr
1
1948
4^s'16
D.
s-a
TIRO CON.
This
(?)
SCH.
district
(P.
DIST.
O. Tiro)
(add'l)--
83,206
40,451
9,762,030
6,610,450
val'n
'20 (75% act.) 16372,480
tax (per $1,000) 1920—$19.20
Assessment debt
Sinking fund
Assessed val., real-Assessed val., personal—
Total
Total
INT.
at
office
of
Sinking
Fund
Trustees.
TIPPECANOEThis
village
(P.
'49-'51 City) is in Miami Co.
1 1952 Water-works bonds
May 4 1930
Mar 1 1923
3Hs'00 M-N431,000
4&s'15 M-S 282,000
60.000
DEBT
—
General Fund Refunding.
4s '03
A-0$200,000
Oct 2 1923
4s '04
J-J
100.000
Jan 1 1924
General Revenue Bonds.
4s 16 A-O $l65,000_-yrly. on Oct.
is
in
Crawford County.
4s '16
A-O 605,000-yrly. on Oct. 1
($15,000,
1928; 35,000, 1929-32;
6,000—Apr 10 '36-'39 $40,000.1933-37. and $50,000,1938-
5s'19
A-O
6s '20
,T-D
1,000—Apr 10 1940
10 '41-'50
10 '21-'23
10 *24-'33
10 '34-'40
,20,000—Oct 10 '41-'50
20,000 jApr
1,500 -Oct
10,000 -Oct
10.500 ..Oct
/l9,000c_Dec
15 '32-'50
1942.)
Library Bonds.
4^s'13 J-J
$25.000c—July 1
4Hs'16 F-A
40.000
Feb 1
4s '17
25,000
May 1
5s '19
25,000-—Mar 25
—
—
1 6,000c.Dec 15 '51-'52
Pump Station Bonds.
J-D $41,570
Dec
$115,000 4s *10
Floating debt (add'l)
1,400
Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
6,000 4s *09
M-S $50,000
Mar
Assessed val'n, real estate
2,000,000 4s '10
A-O 200,000—Oct 1
Assessed val'n, personal
1,000,000 4s '12
M-N150.000—May 1
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (75%act.)3.800,000
4Hs'13 M-S 150,000c.Sept 1
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$19.00
4Hs'14 J-J 250,000c.July 1
Population in 1920 (est.)
1,500 4s '16
F-A 125.000—Aug 1
Prin. and int. payable at the office
4s
60,000
21-29
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1921
-
—
of the Board of Education.
5s '19
TOLEDO.
Toledo is situated in Lucas County
Tippecanoe
Incorp. 1851.
$15,000
1923
1926
1922
1929
1 1927
1 1922
*23-'26
'27-*29
'29-'31
'32-'36
'32-'36
& 31
Aug 1 1941
($50,000
F-A 100,000
Aug 1 1942
250,000—Aug 1 *43-'44
(Optional Aug. 1 1924.)
Incorp. Jan. 7 1837.
All bonds are 5s '19
F-A/400,000-Aug 1 '37-'40
originally Issued In coupon form and
\ 50,000
Aug 1 1941
registration
occurs
at
pleasure
of
Deficiency Bonds.
holder.
An
election
held
Aug. 4 6s '20
s-a
$845,387.88 Nov 1 1928
1914
resulted
in
favor
of Issuing
6s '21
s-al,083,616.48 Feb 1 1929
$8,000,000
bonds for purchase of
Site-Purchase Bonds.
Toledo
R^-s. & Light Co. A new 5s '19 A-0$250,000
Oct 1 1949
city charter was adopted by the
(Optional Oct. 1 1924.)
voters Nov. 3
1914.
City Council
providing
Sanitary Refunding.
Toledo.
3.65s'06A-0$120,000
Oct
passed ordinance Feb. 21
for
annexation of West
Bridge Bonds.
4Jis'08 F-A$525,000Augl'28-'33&'38
F-A 300,000--Aug 1 '40-'41
4s '09
F-A 200,000
4s *95
Feb 1 1925
F-A 135,000
4s *12
Feb 1 1922
A-O 185,000c—Oct
4s *12
1 1927
J-D
4s '12
33,000
Dec 1 1927
4
s'13 M-S 227,000c— Sept 1 1931
45,000—Feb
1 1925
4^s'15 F-A
5s *18
20.000
May 1 1924
5s
13,000
*21-'24
29.000—
'21-'34
5s
Grade Separation Bonds.
4Hs'13 M-S $98.000c
Sept I 1933
Fire Department.
4s '06
J-D $60,000.—Dec 15 1926
4s '08
M-S
30,000
Mar 1 1928
4^s'13 M-S 200,000c
Sept 1 1928
4s '17
21,000
Apr 1 1932
5s *18
30,000
May 1 1948
5s '18
10,000
May 1 1924
5s *19
A-O
30,000
Oct 1 1929
5s
54.000 -..--1921-1918
Fire and Police Alarm Bonds.
5s '19
$20,000—May 15 1934
(Optional May 15 1924.)
5s
16.000
1921-1939
1 1923
Workhouse Farm Bonds.
4s '17
---
Dec 1 1941
$100,000
Work-House Bonds.
~
—
—
(Optional May
48,000
5s
City Hall Bonds.
4s '10
4s'12
5s '18
5s
J-D$300,000
Dec 1 1935
J-D
30.000c --Dec 1 1943
—
—
25,000
233,000
—•
May 1 1924
'19-'49
Park & Boulevard Bonds.
$50.000—-Dec 30
100,000
July 1
100,000
July 1
J-J
400.000
July 1
J-D 100.000
June 1
A-O
55,000
Apr 1
J-D
30,000
Dec 1
J-D
30,000
June 1
J-D
25.000
June 1
M-S 150,000c—Sept 1
M-S 150.000—Sept 1
A-O 150,000
Apr 1
M-N200.000
Mayl
M-S
75,000
Sept 1
J-J
150,000
July 1
4^s'07 J-D
4s '92
4s *94
4s '92
3Ms'00
4s *09
4s '09
4s '10
4Hs'13
4 V*s'13
4Hs'14
4Hs'15
4Hs'15
4Hs'15
4s '16
4s *17
5s *18
J-J
J-J
—
—
1927
1922
1944
1942
1930
192+
1929
1930
1936
1936
1924
1925
1925
1920
Public Wharf Bonds.
M-S $185,000-.-Sept 1 1960
(Optional Sept. 1 1930.)
6s '20
Wharf-Warehouse-Storage.
4s '15
M-S $12,000
Sept 1 1920
INTEREST.—All
Apr 1 1948
5s *19
A-O 250,000
Apr 1 1949
(Redeemable after April 1 1924.)
5s
13 500
1921-1948
5s '18
---
135,000
University Dormitory Bonds.
5s *18
F-A$200,000
Aug 1 1948
5s '18
25,000
May 1 1948
bonds
general
and Interest coupons are
payable at
Tr. Co., N. Y.Clty,
dsoal agents for the city of Toledo.
the U. S. Mtge. &
BONDED
DEBT,
&o.—The city
debt has been as follows:
Dec. 31 '19
Dec. 31 '20
$
*
$
BOND.DEBT14,585,598 14,844,965
Ass'tdt.(add), 1,253,496
1,390,124
3,843,708
Sinking/Gen'l. 3,827,113
28,630
75,610
DEBT. 11,965,351
Less water dt.» 1,915,000
11,001,257
*1,950,000
\Ass'tNET
Total
general
debt—10,050,351
9,051,257
bonds and Interest are pay¬
able from Water Works Department
earnings.
net
♦Water
EQUALIZED VALUATION
1920.
$
1919.
$
304,429,590
Personal... 141,336,410 154,526,080
Total
-432,445,520 458,955,670
Tax (per M)
$17,40
$19.40
POPULATION.—In 1920, 243,109; 1910 (Census), 168,497.
Real estate-291,109,110
TOLEDO SCHOOL DISTRICT.
H. De Witt Hopkins, See. Sink¬
ing Fund Commissioners.
1932
50,000—| May 1 1947
100,000—'—Apr 1 1948
1924.)
—'91-49
1
.—
—
...
May 1 1949
M-N$50,000
5s '19
4s '96
4s *99
4s '97
4s '98
4s '08
is
u»
4k(s'08
4s '10
48 '11
4s *12
4s '12
M-N$62,000c.-Nov 18 1921
63,000c—Nov 18 1926
90,000c--Mar
8 1929
M-N 90,000c May 20'23& 28
M-N
M-S
A-O
150,000c Oct9'23,'28,33
M-N150,000c_May
A-O 5(X),000c_Mar
23
1928
10'3O-$9
M-N160,000c.May 8 '40-*43
J-J
165.000c.Jan 2 '44-47
Sewer Bonds.
A-O 400,000--Oct 9 '39-'48
5s'18
$50,000
Nov,1 1948 4Hs'14 M-S 180,000Mar l'19-'24-'29
5s '19
M-S 1,000,000—Sept 1 1949 4^s*14 M-S 119,000c.-Sept 1 '25-'44
($25,000 due every 5 years)
(Optional Sept. 1 1924.)
4^sl5 M-8 826,700-Sept 1 '20-*54
Engine House Repair Bonds.
5s
$24,000
1921-1929 4H3'15 J-J
100.000
Sept 1 1935
4Hs'16 F-A 462,500--Aug 1 *21-'56
Garbage Bonds.
5s '18
$40,000
May 1 19^4 ($12,000 in odd years, $13,000 in
—
-—
_—
—
House of
Correction
Bonds.
$15,000
May 1 1924
Police Building Bonds.
5s '18
$25,000
May 1 1924
5s '18
—
Bay View Park Refund. Bonds.
3Hs'99J-D $150,000—June 1 1929
(Subject to call after June 1 1924.)
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
4s *99
A-O$250,000
Apr 1 1929
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1919)
Bonds.
J-D$l 10,000
Dec 1 1927
M-S
70.000
Mar 1 1930
General Street Impt. Bonds.
4s '04
J-J
$75,000
Jan 1 1924
4s *06
A-O
75,000
Oct 15 1926
Market
4s '10
4s '10
even
yrs.)
M-N 96.000c.Nov 1 '42-'56
($12,000 every 2 years.)
5s *17
M-N 78,000c_Nov 1 *43-'57
($13,000 every 3 years.)
5s *19
s-a
487,500
1921-1959
5^s*19 s-a
487,500
1921-1959
6s '20
s-a
l,00U,000Nov 1 21-'60
(Optional Nov. 1 1935)
5^s'20s-a 2.000,000 Feb. 1 '22-61
514s'20s-a 2,000.000 Feb. 1 *22-'61
BOND. DEBT July 1 *20-$4,948,000
Sinking fund
Assess, val., real—- —196, 83,600
Assess, val., personal—. 93,172,850
Total val. (act.) 1916—289,450,450
Total tax rate (per $l,000)'16-$15.80
5s '17
,
^
Oct 1 1922
INT.atU.S.Mtg.<5sTr.Co.,N. Y.
Dec 1 1922
Apr 1 1923
4s '04
J-J
142.195
Jan 1 1924
.4
3Hs'01 A-O
46.000
Oct 1 1921 TORONTO VILLAGE 3. D.
This district (P. O. Toronto) Is in
3V$s'02 J-D
20.000
June 1 1922
Jefferson County.
4s '10
M-S
80,000.-Sept 1 *2l-'28
|$ (9,000c. Mar 1 '2+'60
4s *12
F-A 117.000-.Feb 1 *25-'26
s-a \ 60.000c.Sept l'21-*60
4
'12
M -S / 65.000c—Sept 1 1925 6s'20
*
(?
"0,000c-.Sept 1 1920 BONDED DEBT
3Hs'02 A-O 125.000
3^s'02 J-D
25.000
3Hs'03 A-O
13,000
„
O.
1
1921-22: $25,000, 1923-
($20,000,
1027, and $20,000 1928.)
$3,000—Apr 10 '22-27
8,000—Apr 10 *28-'35
Tax rate (per
This district (P. O.
CENT. S. D.
S.
_.
—
5s
CITY
TIPPENCANOE
—
SWANTON.
.
1923
1931
1925
1924
1931
1 1927
May 1 1922
Feb 1 1934
Jan 1 1930
'21-'34
60,000
F-A 200,000
250,000
46,800
4s '17
$1,000) *20-$24.00 5s '19
Population 1910, 2,038; 1920, 2,426 5s *20
Total tax rate(per
-
School tax (per $1,000) 1919—$12.25
STOW TWP.
Total assessed val. 1920—3,050,000
STRYKER VILLAGE SCH. DIST.
4s '05
Garbage-Plant Bonds.
F-A
$1,000-Mar
5s '14
1
1
1
1
1
Williams
—
...
1 1928
A-O 114.500c—Oct
10,500 4s *12
*25,500 4^s'13 M-S 17.700c—Sept
May
8,500 4Hs'14 M-N169,000
131,000
July
Floating debt (additional)3,600 4Hs*15 J-J
Cash In sinking fund
53.000
Aug
2,229 4Hs'15 F-A
Assess, val. real
_-2.600.000 4Hs'16 F-A 193,000
Feb
M-N300.000
May
Assess, val. personal
450,000 5s '17
TOTAL
5s '19
A-O $25,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1921.
$33,920
Total assessed val'n 1920-.1,000.000
J-J
7,250—Oct 10 '21-'29
80,000-July 30 '22-'30
M-N 38,400
Nov 1 '21-'30
6s '21
J-J
26,000-Jan 10 '22-'31
6s
69,000
Bridge Bonds.
5s '13
$76,000.July 21 '22-'24
6s *15
M-N
12,000—May24'22-'25
(See V. 100. p. 1619. for maturity.)
CO. BD. DT. Apr 6 1921
$932,858
Assessment debt (add'l).
313,074
Sinking fund
96,476
Assessed val'n, real
174,755,300
Assessed val'n, personal.151,437,040
Total val. (90% act.) '20.326,192,340
County tax (per $1,000) 1920—$2,80
Popul'n 1910, 122,987; 1920, 177.218
INT. on bonds of 1917 payable at
County Treasurer's office.
Street-paving bonds
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 5 '21Assessment debt (add'l)
Building Bonds.
5s '16
M-S $80,000
STRYKER.
15 *37-'40
(?)
County seat is Canton.
Road Bonds (.County's portion.)
4^s'16 A-O $40.500
Apr 15 '22-'26
4Hs'16 M-N 35,500-May 27 '22-'26
4Hs'16 F-A
24,500—Aug 10'2l-'26
4.40s'16M-S
25.373—Apr 15 *22-'26
4Hs'16 M-S 26,000-Sept 26 '21-'26
5s '17
J-J
68,500-July 23 '21-27
5s '18
J-J
32,750—.Jan 4 '22-'28
5s *18
J-J
24,250—Jan 22 '22-28
5s '19
141
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWS
June, 1921.]
OHIO-CITIES
142
TOWNSEND TWP. RURAL. S. D.
5a *19
5s'19
A-0
5s*19
A-0
A-O
A-Of$21,000
(P. O. Vickery R. P
D.) is in Sandusky County.
8,000
A-0 '21-24
81,000—Apr
1 '22-'27
98,000--Oct 1 '21-'27
29,000
A-O 1928
52,813
($16.000-Apr 1 '22-'29
5s *19
15,000.-Apr
8,000--Oct
1
1
30.000—Oct
A-0
1
BONDED DEBT
*30-'34
'2!-'24
'25-'34
(?)
A-0
5s '19
5s '19
TROY.
This
city
the
Is
county seat oi
Incorp. as a city In 1890.
Deficiency Bonds.
5s'17
m.OOO-—Sept 1 1929
Miami Co.
f 8,000—A-0 '21-22
\30,000
A-O '23-'28
71,000
1928
19,000
A-O '21-28
40,000
A-O '21-'28
A-0
5s '19
A-0
5s '19
A-O
5s '19
70,000
122,000
A-0
5s *19
A-O
6,000—M&S 1 '30-'35 5s *19
6s *20
M-S
8,000——Sept 1 1928 5s '19
6s '20
Paving Bonds (City's portion).
A-0
—
4s'08
4S'12
M-S
$8.000r__M-81928-'31
M-S
34,000
4s '12
5s '14
M-S
23,000
1,600
6s *14
M-S
M-S
M-S '25-'32
M-S '21-'28
Mar 1 1923
1,800—Sept 1
5s '14
M-S f 6,000—M&S 1
I 3.500
Mar
5s *15
M-S
2,000..Mar 1
5s *15
M-8
9,000..Mar 1
26.000-M&8 1
4Hs'16
-S
1,500
Mar
—
200
A-O
A-O
A-0
A-0
A-0
37,500
49,500
A-O
t
96.000.---A-0
Bridge Bonds.
6s '18
A-0 $14,000
.
'21-'27
'22-*28
'21-'28
*21-'28
21-29
_
_
A-0 *21-'27
County Bonds.
_
„
A-O
$4.400c—Oct 1 '21-22
TOTAL DEBT Apr 18 '21 $2,031,669
4s
'29-'37
212,829
*27-'28 Sinking fund
-216,000,000
1 1929 Tot. val. 1920
*29-'32 State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '19-S3.55
'25-'42 Popui'n 1910, 52,766; 1920, 83.920
INT. at County Treasurer's office
'21-'39
-
—
1 1940
Sept 1 1925
TRUMBULL
COUNTY
ROAD
5s '18
2,000.-M&S 1 '26-'30
DISTRICT NO. 1.
200—-Mar 1 1931
M-S
5s '07
,250c
Sept 1921
Refunding Paving Bonds.
M-S
6s
90.000c— M-S '23-'32
4s '07
M-N$10,500rM&N 1 '21-'23
M-S
18.000c—M&S 1 1923
5s '08
5Ms'18
/
500—Sept 1 1928 5s '08
M-S
10,000c
Mar 1 1923
t 4.000--M&S 1 '29-'36 5s '10 M-S 25,000c.-M-S *33-'34
Refunding Bonds.
M-S
5s *11
8,000--M & S 1 1935
4s '05
M- • $13,500-.-M-S
'25-'28 5s '14
M-8
30,000
M-S '24-'29
6s '21
M-S
4.000.-Mar 1 '30-'33
BOND. DEBT Apr. 192112,031,668
Electric Light Bonds.
Ass'd val.(65% act.) '21-216,000.000
4s '04
J-D
$4.000
June 1 1924
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
48 '07
M-S
16.700-M&S 1 '2!-*26
4Hs'17 M-S 20.000—M-S 1 *22-*28
5Hs'18
2,000—M&S l'22-'25 TRUMBULL COUNTY ROAD
5Ks'18
1,000.-June 1 '25-'29
DIST. NO. 2.
5Hs'19 M-S 34,000
A-O '23-'39 iHa'08 M-S $35,000c—.M-S '21-*23
6s '20
M-S 200,000
M.-S '28-'46 5s '05
M-8 100,000—
(See V. Ill, p. 219 for maturity.)
5s *15
M-S
35,000
M-S '24-'28
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1913—$162,000
5s '13
M-S
$400—M&S
"25-*26
---
.
—
—
4s '12
M-S
5s '14
M-S
/10,000—M&S 1 '21-'30
500
5s '14
5a '14
M-S
Mar 1 1931
200
I
Mar 1 1924
300
M-S
Sept 1 1924
1,000—Sept 1 *28-'29
5s '15
M-S
200
5s '15
M-S
450
4MsT6
Mar 1 1925
Sept 1 1921
5,600—M&S 1 '25-'36
-.-
Water Works Bonds.
4M8'18
9,500—M&S 1 '21-'28
5^s*18 M-S /22,000—M&S 1 '25-'46
—
1
Mar 1 1947
500
Fire Bonds.
M-N$10,000r—Nov 1 1924
4^s'13 M-S
7,000r__M&S '26-'32
5s '15
M-S
1.800-Sept 1 '25-'28
'
5s '15
County seat is New Philadelphia.
Road Impt. Bonds.
6s *21
A-O $84,250
A-0 '22-*26
6s '21
A-0
62,750.—A-O '22-'26
TOT. DEBT Apr 1921
Road bonds (Included)
$400
5s '16
Mar
Sept
Sept
Sept
200
4^s'17
534 s'18
—.
140
—
/100
1 1925
1 1925
1 1940
1 1928
\700—M&S1 '29-'31
5HsT8
534s'18
800--M&S 1 '30-'33
200
Mar 1 1934
---
500
Sept 1 1930
4,000--M&S l'31-'34
—
4,000--M&S 1 '22-'29
500
Mar 1 1930
Road Roller & Scarifier Bonds.
434s*16
v$2,500-_M&S 1'25-'29
Sidewalk, Curb
& Gutter Bds
5s'15
$800.-M&S 1 '21-'24
434s'16
$112,275
109.475
Ditch bonds (included)
2,800
Total valuation 1920
96,048,010
(Assessment about true value.)
State&Co. tax (per$l,000) '20-$5.00
1910. 57,035; 1920, 63,578
Popui'n
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
This
Total assessed val. 1918—2,667,160
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Popui'n
$13.00
1920, 19,481
1,283;
1910,
UHRICHSVILLE.
This village is in Tuscarawas Co.
Cemetery Bonds.
%
5s
'17
M-N /$3,500-
\
-
.—
Sewer
6s '20
-May 1 *22-'28
700--May
1 1929
Bonds.
$15,000
Refunding Bonds.
Flood'Emergency Bonds.
6s '13
M-S
$2,500--M-S 1 *24-'26 4s, 434s & 5s $68,000
5Hs'18 J-D
19,000—1,000 yearly
5s '13
M-S
| 4,000—M&S 1 *25-'28
Street Bonds.
\
500
Mar 1 1929
5s
s-a
$12,400
1921-1928
5s *13
M-S
4,000
M-S *21-24
26,1605s '13
M-S
800
M-S '25-'26
Retaining-Wall Bonds.
5s *13
M-S
1,500
M-S *21-*22
434s
$2,500
i
6s '13
M-S
1.600
Mar 1 1925
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s '13
/
500
Mar 1 1923
434s & 5s
$10,000
I
200
Sept 1 1923
Deersville Ave. Pike.
5s *14
1,600--M&S 1 '26-'29
$11,000
5s '13
1,500--M&S 1 *21-'22 434s-5s
BOND. DEBT June 15 '21 $211,007
Road and Ditch Bonds.
Assess, debt (additional)
142,143
5s
$6,500-. M&S1 *21-'33
Sinking fund
1,8! 5
434s'17
1,000-. M &S 1 1929
Assessed valuation 1921
6,255,570
434s'17
fl.000
M&S 1 1929
(Assessment about actual value.)
I
500
Mar 1 1930
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$19.00
Improvement Bonds.
Population 1910, 4,761; 1920, 6,428
6s 92
M-S
$6,000
Mar 1 1922
6s 94
M-S
10.000.M&S 1 '23-24
5e 91
UHRICHSVILLE SCHOOL DIS.
M-S
5,000
M&S 1921
C. H. & D. Ry. Funding Bonds.
Building Bonds.
s-a
—
—
-
-
-—
—
_—
—
^
6s
14
M-8
$850
Mar 1 1927
Refunding Impt. Bonds.
4s '05
F-A $15,000—F-A
1925-'27
4Hs 08 M-S
14,000-_M-S 1921-'26
Refunding City-Hall Bonds.
68 90
M-S
$1,000
(past due.)
I Due Sept. 1
1898, but never pre¬
sented for payment.)
5s '16
M-S $41,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921
Floating debt
1921-1956
-
1
$8.500
Mar
1 1930
DEBT Mar 5 '21.
$718,118
Water debt (incl.)
34,000
___
Sinking fund
7,200
Assessed val. 1920
25.000
office of Sk.
610.000-—
v
1926
4s *12
5s *14
5s '15
BOND.
M-S $118,000—Dec
14 1942
M-S
12,500
Sept 1 1924
30,000
Sept 1 1935
DEBT July 1 *20. $160,500
Sinking fund
12,825
Tot. val. 1919 (60% act.). 11,893,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—-$17.60
Population in 1920 (est)
7,250
M-S
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
„
$2,222
Oct
1921
(See V. 100, p. 158 for maturity)
Road Bonds.
„
,
5s *18
A-O'!
$8.000c.A&01
6.000C.A&01
1,500c—Apr
I
1,200c-—Oct
Mar 1 1929
VAN WERT SCHOOL DIST.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
School-House Bonds.
A-O $23,000
A & O 1922
4s
$81,000
May 1 1937
A-O
16,000c
A&O
1923
6,000
Mar 9 1924
J-D
24,000—Oct 1 '24-*25 4s
$87,000
J-D
17,000-Oct 1 *26-'27 BOND. DEBT Apr 5'21-_
Total assessed valT 1920..11,427.000
A-O
5s *16
15,500
Oct 1926
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $1.55
Fire Dept. Bonds.
6s '20
A-O $12,500
Oct
11930
VERMILION.
GEN. BD.DT.
—
May 24'21
$60,500
This village is In Erie County.
(add'l)
35,500
Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds.
Sinking fund
43,133
5s '15
J-J
$18,000c—Jan 1 '22-'40
Assessed val., real
3,237,000
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
2,649,000
Tot .asses .val. '20(90% act.)5,886,000 5348*19 A-O $42,000.-Oct 1 '25-'38
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
'20—$14-60
5s *17
M-S $10,000.-Mar 1 *22-'31
INT. at Fourth Nat. Bank. N. Y
BOND. DEBT Mar 19 '17$33.000
Sinking fund
2.118
Total assess, val. 1916
2,380,o/0
UPPER SCIOTO DRAINAGE &
State&Co .tax (per $1,000) '16 $13.20
CONSERVANCY DIST.
Population 1910
1,369
Tnis district is in Hardin County.
5Hs'20 A-O $306,300--Oct 1 *21-'35
VERONA VIL. SCHOOL DIST.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 5 1921 $300,300
This village is in Preble County.
Population in 1920 (est.)
5,000
School Bonds.
Prin. and
int.
payable at State
Assessment debt
5s *17
Treasurer's office.
URBANA.
This city Is In
Champaign County.
Bridge Bonds.
4H»'17 J-J
$10,000—Jan 15 1934
Sewer Bonds.
/
43*s'12 M-S $20,000c_Sept 1 '28-'30
5s '14
A-O
48.000—Apr 1 *31-'33
5a '15
M-S
11,900
Mar 1 1931
5s '15
A-O
4Hs*16 M-N
4Hs*16 J-D
M-N
M-N
10,300—Apr 1 '32-'33
2,000—.May 15 1924
2,400
June 1 1926
1,500
May 1 1922
2.500
Nov 1 1927
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'll J-D$115.000c June 15 "23-'28
General Street Bonds.
5s *15
J-D
$9.500—-June 15 1934
4Ms'16 M-N
4Hs'16 J-D
3,000—May 15 1925
2.600
A-0
A-O
s
Apr 1 1923
Home Bonds.
$3,000c
1924
Refunding Bonds.
434s'08 M-S $75.000c
GEN. BD.DT.
Apr 1 '21-
Assessment debt (fncl.)
Assess, val., real
Assess, val., personal
Tot. assess, val. 1920 (abt.
1928
$719,200
623,200
26,685,120
17,486,210
80% actual)
-.44,171,330
co. tax(per$l,000)'20—$8.90
Popu-'n 1910, 21,871; 1920, 20,918
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
June 1 1926
This district is in Van Wert Co.
Building Bonds.
J-J
$31,500c—J-J
'22-'35
*21-'24 TOT. BD. D1. May 20 '21 $33,500
*25-'26 Assess, val. 1920 (75% act.)3,250,000
1 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 19-0
$8.00
INT. pay. at office of Dist. Treas.
1 1927
1 '26-'37
s'18 A-0
20,000
A-0 '38-'47
TAL DEBT Apr 6 1921
$49,000
Tot.asses.val.T9 (60% act.) 1,400,000
School tax
(per $1,000) 1919—$8.10
Population in 1910
400
VIENNA
TOWNSHIP.
Vienna) Is in
This township (P. O.
Trumbull County.
BOND. DEBT June 8 1920
$41,500
Total assess, val.'20(act.)-1,268,820
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *19 $15.40
Population 1920
—961
-
WADSWORTH.
This village is In
Medina County.
Water & Light Bonds.
5s '15
A-O $68,000_.Apr 1
*22-*43
534sT9 A-O J37,500c-Apr 1
'22-'46
\37,500c.0ct 1 *21-'45
5,000
May 11922
534s'19 s-a
fl6,000.Apr 15 *22-'37
Bonds.
116,000-Oct 15 '21-*36
6Hs'18 A-Oi$15,000-Oct 11926-1930
TOTAL DEBT iune 1919- $188,100
Funding & Deficit Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1919—6,725,090
$10,500
Total tax rate (per $1.000)T9_$15.30
Water-Works Bonds.
4Hs'08 J-D SlO.OOOc
Dec 15 1923 Population 1910, 3,073; 1920--6.053
5s'16
Fire Dept.
—
---
434s'll A-O
4
11 J-J
5s *14
F-A
15,000
Apr 1 1922
25.000-. July 1 '29-'30
6.500—.Feb 15 1931
WADSWORTH VIL. SCH. DIST.
M-S
5s '15
'$4,000.-Sept 1 '2l-'24
Deficiency Bonds.
\41,000—M&S '25-'36
$9,500-Nov 20 '21-'27 (See V. 100, p. 329, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20- $510,495 5s *17
M-S
12,000.-Mar 1 '22-'33
Floating debt
5,510 6s
250,000----M-S '22-'45
Assessment debt (add'l)
163,095
High-School Bonds.
Water debt (included)
56.500 434s'07 M-S $43,000
—1919-1930
Sinking fund
16,795 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21—
$90,000
Assessed val'n, real estate. 6,051,015 Assess, val. *20 (abt. act.)_7.777,711
Assessed val'n, personal._ 4,220,740 School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$18.00
Total val. (78% act.) '17- 9,271.755 Population in 1920 (est.)
4,800
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
INT. at Wadsworth Sav. & Tr.Co.
$19.80
Population 1910, 7,739; 1920, 7,621
INT. payable at the City Treasury.
WAKEMAN TOWNSHIP.
5s *19
...
—
-
This
UTICA.
This
village is in Licking County.
Street-Impt. (Vil. Share) Bds.
5s *16
J-D
$9.727--J-D
1
'31-'41
5s'15
A-O
10.431.12Junel'25-'34
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
$20,158
Assessment debt (add'l)
24,140
Water debt (Included)
25,500
Sinking fund
4,949
Assess, val. (real estate)
1,350,000
Assess, val. (personal)
375,000
Tot.asses.val.'21 (90% act.) 1,725,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) 21-$ly.50
Pop'n 1910. 1.729; 1920
1,658
township
(P.
O.
Wakeman)
is in Huron County.
Road
Bonds.
A-O $15,000
5s '16
Town-Hall
Bonds.
5 Ms'15 A-O
$2.000.-Oct 1 *21-'24
BOND. DEBT May 1 '17$72,000
Sinking fund
7,500
Total assessed val.
1917—2,900,000
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'17 .$15 00
Population 1910, 1,200; 1,920.-1,070
WALDO TWP. SCHOOL DIST.
This district
(P. O. Marion) is In
Marion County.
Deficit Bonds.
6s '19
s-a
f$3,000__Mar 1 '22-'24
2,000—Sept 1 *22-'23
D. No.
12) is in Montgomery Co.
Building Bonds.
5s *16
J-J
$30.000c.July 1 '22-'36
5s *17
J-J
25,000
(Due part yly. from 1919-1933)
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 '21—
$56,500
Assess.val. '20 (75% act.).12,6",0,600
4,500..Mar 1 '25-'27
6,000.-Sept 1 '24-'27
Building Bonds.
4Ms'14 M-S $15,000-M&S 1 '21-*25
6s '17
M-S
J 1,000—-M&S
1
1921
4,800—-M&S *22-'27
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920
$14.20
Population in 1920
3,500
INT. at Dayton Savings & Tr. Co.
VAN WERT.
This city Is the county seat of Van
Wert County.
Incorp. Feb. 181848.
Street Bonds (City's Portion).
5Ma'\8 J-J
$13.400
July 1 1923
5s '14
J-D
5s '15
M-N
8,000-June 15 '24-'39
800-Nov 10 *21-28
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '13
$1,650—Aug 14 1923
2.650
Sept 11923
2,000—.Sept 17 1923
Water Refunding Bonds.
4.15s'll A-O
$90.000c_Apr 1 '22-39
—_
5s *13
5s '13
—-
Assessment Bonds.
5s '15
/ S3,500—A-0 1 '21-'25
(24,000—A-O
1,000
UNION TWP. RURAL SCH. D.
Experiment Farm Bonds,
A-O
Children
5s '09
*2l-'22
State &
Warren Is the county seat.
Machinery & Tool House Bds.
5s '17
A-O
$9,000c.A&Ol
'21-'29
5s *15
1928
Fair-Gound Bonds.
6s '18
A-O /$3,000_A&01
"I
TROY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
M-S '21-*28
/l20,000
1 10,500
1920, 3.708.
5a *12
5s '13
5s '15
5s *16
This district (P. O. Dayton R. F.
Road Bonds.
11,597,500 6s
Fd. Trustees
M-S
VAN BUREN TWP. RURAL S. D.
Marysvllle Is the cdunty seat.
5s '6s__i
$13,200
1923
Ditch Bonds.
6s '19
s-a
$195—Apr 15 '24-'2
Bridge Bonds.
Population 1910, 6,122; 1920, 7,260 434s'08 J-J $20.000c
at
5s '19
—
Population in 1910, 1,764; '18. 4,764
£otaltax (per $1,000) 1920 —$24.00
INT.
$76,000
Total assessed valuation'20 6.000,000
School tax rate (per M) '20. $19.40
UNION COUNTY.
Emergency Bonds.
4Hs'U
Van Wert is the county seat.
Road Improvement Bonds.
5a '18
M-S $14,100c—M-S '21 '23
7,000c_Mar 1 '2 2-'28
5s *19
M-S
8,000c_ Sept 1 '21-'28
t
2,000c—.Mar 1 1929
2,182.50-Sept 1 1920
UPPER ARLINGTON.
5s .19
M-S
6,000—Sept 1 '21-'23
This village (P. O. Columbus) is
18.000—Sept 1 '24~'29
in Franklin County.
7,700-—Mar 1 1922
GEN. BOND. DEBT
None
6s '20
M-S ! 112,000-Sept 1 '22-'29
Assess, debt Apr 1 1921
$117,243
98,000cMar 1 *23-'29
Assess, val., real estate
2,216,520 6s '20
M-S
7,446
Assess, val., personal
274,949
Ditch Bonds.
Tot. assess, val. 1920
2.491,460 5s *19
M-S $67,040c.Mar 1 '29-'38
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$18.10
TOTAL DEBT Apr 9 '21- $385,378
Population in 1920
..620 Assessed val'n, real
32,753,800
Assessed val'n, personal..25,411,380
Tot.ass'd val.(50%act)'20 58,165,260
UPPER SANDUSKY.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—--$3.80
This village is in Wyandot Co. Inc
In 1848.
Population in 1910, 3,779; Population '10, 29,119; '20, 28,210
5s *16
township Is in Wyandot Co.
Road Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 2 '19$74,122
Assess, val. (real estate)
1,821,160
Assess, val. (personal)
846,000
--
---
COUNTY.
WERT
VAN
RUR. SCH. DIST.
Assess, val., real estate
2,427,440
Assess, val., personal
1,895,870
Total assessecf val. 1921
4,323.310
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—-$9-00
5s '16
TYMOCHTEE~TOWNSHIP.
Bonds.
M-S
TWP.
This district (P. O. Milford Cen¬
ter) is in Union County.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 '21
$52,000
_
TUSCARAWAS COUNTY.
4s '04
Street
UNION
21-27
A-0 1928
4,000
\
This district
[VOL. 112.
AND TOWNS
WAPAKONETA.
This city
Is In Auglaize County.
Incorporated Mar. 2 1849.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
,5s '18
A-O $10,000—Apr 1 *22-*31
Auglaize Riv. & Sewer Dist.No.7
434s'08 M-S
$4,000c-Sept 1 '21-28
Electric Light & Water Bonds.
$45,000c. Apr
1 '24-'32
6s '21
s-a
30,000c .Apr
1 \33-'37
35,000c. Apr
1 '38-'42
Street and Highway Bonds.
-s *02
$4,000
1921-1922
434s'll A-O
320—-Oct 10 1921
434s'10 M-S
2,000..Sept 1 '21-'22
....
s
'11
5s '16
-s '16
5s '16
A-O
Assess, debt Jan 1 1920
5s '17
280
1921
2,700c—Jan 1 '22-'27
2,550
1921-1920
4,240—Oct 1 *21-'28
J-J
$66.500
1921-1939
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '20- $216,822
J-J
4s.4Hs&5s
58,880
Sinking fund Jan 1 1920
12,939 5s '17
J-J
Ass'd val. 1920 (80% act.).9,934.810
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)'20_$4.66
5s '17
A-O
Population 1910, 7,157; 1920, 8,100
tNTEREST payable^by City Treas.
5Ms*18 J-D
17,500.-July 1 '25-'29
23,300.-July
'22-*28
,
(12,100—Oct 1 '21 *27
\ 5,600—Oct 1 *21-'27
[
. ,500—Oct
1 '21-'23
4,500c.June 1 '22-*30
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
(Concluded.)
WAPAKONETA
5Hs'19 s-a
1 1,300c—Apr 1 1931
Sewer Bonds.
A-O
$7,000c
1921-1927
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 12 '21 $496,823
This village
Bridge Bonds.
Refunding
$80,000—June 2 1936
M-S
50.000—Sept 1 '21-'30
Experiment Farm Bonds.
5s *13
$8,000.—Dec 26 1922
Special assess, bds. (add'l).
255.250 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921. $143,500
Sinking fund
24,50- Sinking funds
i0,944
Assess. val., real
3,787,120
Assess, val. '20 {% act.)—60,000,000
Assess, val., personal
3,497,140
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$17.10
Tot.asses.val.'20(75% act.>7,284,260
Actual valuation (est.)
7,500,000 Pop '10, 45,422; '20 (Census), 43,049
5s *13
—
5s '13
5s *13
6s'18
s-a
Electric
6s *18
s-a
—.
$1,000) '20..$5.39 WASHINGTON
Population 1910, 5,349; 1920—5,295
This
Total tax rate (per
INT. at office of City
Treasurer.
6s '19
Street Impt.
WAPAKONETA CITY S.
5s *15
D.
5s '16
Bonds.
5s *15
S3.000c.M-S 1 *21 -'23
3.500C.M-S 1 '24-'27
DEBT July 1 '20$27,000
5Ms'18 M-S
5Hs'18 M-S
BOND.
Sinking
5s '15
5s
1,499
fund
This city Is the
Trumbull County.
seat
county
of
6s '20
s-a
$45,000—Oct 1 '22-'26
Street Impt. Bds. {City's portion).
4Hs'16 M-S $38.000—Sept 1
4HsT6 A-O TlO.000—Apr 1
BOND. DEBT
debt (incU—'
{Village's share).
A^essed
'33-'38
'29-'30
112,000—Apr 1 '31-'32
'22-'34
'22-'25
'21-'25
'21-'25
-
WAYNE
Nov 1 1930
300,000
(
6s '18
M-S
6s '19
s-a
5Hs'19
s-a
6.000—Apr
19,000c_Sept 1
5,300c_Feb 27
6,000c.May 1
TOT. BD. DT. Apr
'22-24
'22-'23
1921—1,382,650
(inch).
443,804
Sink, fund cash & invest's
46,000
Assess, val.. real
44,980,320
Assessment bonds
15,047,060
personal
Assess, val.,
Total assess, val. 1920— $50,027,380
City tax rate (per $l,000)'20.$19.40j
Pop'n, 1910. 11.081; 1920. 27.050
WARREN COUNTY.
Lebanon is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '15
M-S ( $6,000—Sept
\
5,000—Mar
1910,
payable at County
5s
Treasury.
4s '02
Dec
5s *19
5s '19
$24,OOOc_M-S 1 *21-'39
15.000c —1939-1949
15.000-M&S 1 '40-;49
---
Assessed val'n, personal—
350,000
Total valuation 1919
1,494,347
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *19-$14.04
Floating debt
600
Total assessed val. 1916—1,800,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Population 1910, 1,335;
'16.$13.50
1920.-1,195
WASHINGTON TWP. RUR. S. D.
This district (P. O. Lewiston) is in
Logan County.
School Impt. Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$7.27
Population in 1920
9,000
INT. at School Treasurer's office.
Nat. Bank,Dayton.
WEST
WASHINGTON TWP. RUR. S. D.
This district (P. O. Arcadia) is in
Hancock County.
'2l-*26
'22-26
School
Building Bonds.
( $8.009c
M-S
'21-22
6,000c—M-S
WAYNE TWP. SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P.O. Waynesville) is
In Warren County.
Building Bonds.
5s '16
J-J
$3,000c.July15 26 3136
TOTAL DEBT May 31 y21
$29,500
Floating debt (additional) _
5,900
Sinking fund
1,553
Tot .assess .val. (act.val.) '20 4767,410
School tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $7.60
4s-5s
BOND. DEBT Mar
—
Assess, debt
5s
...$200.000-BOND. DEBT Apr 9 *21.
$200,000
11,488,480
5s'17
WARREN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
M-8 $11,000c
1921-1931
4s *02
M-S
13,000c
1921-1933
4a *10
J-J
62,000c
1921-1941
5a '14
J-J
82,900
J-J '21-'3i
5s '15
J-J
49,000
J-J *22-'39
(see V. 100, p. 159, for maturity)
1930-1933
1923
J 22,000—Junel 1938
1100,000-June 1 '39-42
55,000.Feb 15 '22-'32
5Hs'20 F-A
...
5s '19
A-O
$50,000
25,000c
A-O '21-45
'20- $100,000
Sinking fund
Assessed Real estate—
value
Personal
9,000
..1,431,550
282,690
51,960
{Other property..
value 1919
assessed
(about 50% actual)
Total tax rate (per
1,766,200
$1,000) *19_$8.89
TWP RUR. S. D
district (P. O. Beverly) is in
WATERFORD
This
f 60,000-Mar 1 '22-'25 Washington County.
{140,000—M-S '26-32 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 *21. $24,000
1250,000
M-S *33-'37 Floating debt (add'l)
2,000
5s
85,000
1924-1931 Total assessed val. 1921 —1,500,000
6s
89.500
1923 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21—$7.91
5^s'21 A-O
50,000
A&O *24-46
6s '20
J-D
36,000.-Dec 1 *40-'46 WAUSEON.
Funding Bonds.
This village is in Fulton County.
6s '20
s-a
84,000-0ct 1932-1940
Incorporated in June 1852.
Refunding Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4Hs'17
$49,000
1921-1929 6s '96 Sept $4.000c
1921-1924
5^s'19 s-a
[75,000—Nov 1 '28-'30 4s '05 M-S
500c
1921
112,500
Nov 1 1931 4s *06
F-A
12.000c
1921-1933
BOND. DEBT Apr 7*21 -$1,871,500
5s '17
A-O
20,500—M-S 1 *21-'43
s-a
assess
^20(67%)67,367,310
(per $1,000) '20_$19.40
.val.
Tot. tax rate
Population in 1920
(est.)_^-_28,000
INTEREST at any Warren
bank
ARRENS VILLE RURAL S. D.
This dis rict (P
O. Warrensville)
in Cuyahoga County.
f$4.000c_Mar 1
£s'20 s-a
iNDED
*22-'25
7,500c. Mar 1 *26-'30
10,000c-Mar 1 '31-'35
12,500c.Mar 1 '36-'40
30.000c_Mar 1 '41-'50
DEBT-—"-
(?)
5s '19
M-S 160,000
Street Impt. Bonds.
6s *18
$2,000c—Oct 1 '21-'28
s-a
5Ks'19 ann.
2,736-Mar 1
City Hall Repair Bonds.
'22-'29
$3,500c—Oct 1 '21-'28
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
6s '18
5s'16
s-a
—-
GEN. BD.
500c
DT. Apr 24 '21.
Assessment debt
Total val.
1920
Total tax (per
3,443
Total
valuation
assessed
1919 (act. val.)
Total tax rate (per
Pop'n '10,
777,690
769,750
1,547,440
$1,000)'19.$15.30
994
1,030; *20 (Census),
TOWNSHIP. WEST ALEXANDRIA SCH. DIST.
is in Trumbull Co.
Building Bonds.
Bonds.
4Ms
$37,000
1921-1939
5)|s'18 A-O $112,000.A & O *21-*48 BOND. DEBT May I92l- $37,000
TOTAL DEBT June if '19 $120,000 Sinking fund
3,733
Assess, val. real estate....7,147,920 Total assess, val. 1920
1,858,660
Assess, val. personal
5,675,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$20.20
Tot .assess, val.' 18 (80 %act) 12,822,920 Population in 1920 (est.)
1,300
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T8.$8.20
Pop'n 1910, 10,708; 1920—-17,034 WE STER VILLE.
This village is in Franklin Co. Inc.
July 9 1858.
Population 1910, 1,WELLINGTON.
This township
1nnn
---
.
This village is
Power Plant
in Lorain County.
Bonds.
1 *22-70
5s '19
s-a
$49,000c.July
Water Works Bonds.
-s
...
903; 1920, 2,480.
Water and Light
._s
$25,000
BONDED DEBT
Population 1910. 2,131;
— (?)
1920, 2,245
...
4Ms'02
4Hs'08 J-J
...
Bonds.
$19,000.
Street & Sewer
Portion).
-----
Bonds {Village s
$30,000
3.500
Mar 4 1922
Oct 1 1928
4,300—
Electric-Light Bonds.
WELLINGTON SCHOOL DIST. 4Hs'06 A-O $15,000c—Oct 1
Building Bonds.
4Hs'07 A-O
1,500c. _.Oct 1
5s ' 16
M-S $48.000- -M&S 1 '21 -'45
Water-Works Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 14 *17—$55,000 4Hs'02
$25,000
Mar 4
_s
7,000
INT. at office of Clerk, Bd. of Ed.
-s
...
1926
1927
1922
—
_
5Ms'20
---
40,000
1921-1940
1 1921- $174,720
(add'l) — 211,839
General fund.....
32,000
BOND. DEBT Jan
WELLSTON.
This city
Is In Jackson
Incorporated In 1875.
County.
Assessment debt
Sinking
Assess,
val. 1920..
—3,300.000
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$21.00
F-A
$4,000
1921-1924
INT. payable at Westervllle.
Water-Works Bonds.
M-N $8,000
1922-1925 WEST JEFFERSON.
5s
5s
M-S
15,000—M-S 1 *26-33
This village is in Madison County.
5s '19
s-a
4,000—Jan 1 '22-'29 BOND. DEBT June 1920- $50,600
Fire Engine Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1920—1,207,060
_s
$5,000
1921-1925
Population 1910, 1,043; 1920, 1,170
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
J-D
$6,500
21-33 WEST MANSFIELD.
Funding Deficiency Bonds.
This village Is in Logan County.
6s
$5,344
1927
Emergency Bonds (Series 3).
6s '20
s-a
6,612.-Sept 1 '22-2% 6s '18 J-J
$1,000—Jan 1 *22-'25
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT June 9 '19—$58,600
4s
GEN. BD. DT. May 1
Total
$10,800
18,500
31'20additional.—
Sinking fund.
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val. personal
WEATHERSFIELD
1923
5Hs'20M-S{
4s *99
46.000
50,000
ALEXANDRIA.
Preble County.
Bds.
$6,000
1921-1926
Water-Works and Street
Bridge
Franklin County.
s-a
$46,000cJuly 15 *22-'44
...
950
Population in 1919 (est.)
INT. at Third
J-J
60,000
Nov 1 1927
Building Bonds.
4s '05
J-J
$5,000c—Mar 15 1926
5s '16
J-J
83,000c—July 22 1946
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21- $196,000
Floating debt
—
25,000
Sinking fund
8,000
Assessed val., real estate..4,907,740
Assessed val., pers'l prop..2,883,080
Tot .ass'd val. (90 %act.) r20.7,790,820
A-O
5s'17
1923
1926
1928
1928
1928
1928
1929
4Hs'03 A-O
4^s'04 F-A
6s'18
2,040—Mar 1 22-29
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 *19.
$43,520
Assessed valuation, real—1,144,347
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s '15
J-D
$5.000--J-D 15'2l-'25
BOND. DEBT Nov 1916—
$70,000
TWP. RURAL S. D.
(P. O. Trumbull) is
6s '18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
July
4s *02
D.
in Montgomery County.
4Hs'17 M-S
5J*s'17 M-S
Total assess, val. 1920
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$12.80
County.
INT. payable at office of Town¬
$225,000c—A-O
'30-'53
ship Treasurer.
(See V. Ill, p. 1777, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 *21._ $248,000
Total assessed val. 1920—8,000,000 WASHINGTON TWP. S. D.
This district (P. O. Dublin) is In
Total tax rate (per $1,000)—$16-00
Tot.
5s
19-S4.20
38,058; 1920, 41,346
5Hs'16 M-S
Trumbull
5s '20
5s
1) Is
Building Bonds.
No.
$1,000) 1915—$4.40
This district
6s '20
personal __-40,25b,000
WAYNE TWP. RUR. S. D.
This district (P. O. Osborn R.
15 1940
ll76.000c_.M-S
*24-'45
Bonds.
BONDED DEBT
(?)
5s *13
M-S $184.000—M&S *2l-'43
Prin. and int. payable at the office
TOTAL DEBT July 1'20$377,410 of the Board of Education.
Road bonds July 1 1919—^
41,291
Total assess, val. 1919
42,170,730
WASHINGTON TWP. S. D.
Population 1910,24,497; 1920-25,716
This district (P. O. West Toledo)
INTEREST at County Treasury. is in Lucas County.
6s '20
5s
5s
^
Flood Emergency
WARREN
5s
M-S
M-S
Feb
This village is in
Funding Bonds.
4Hs'15 M-S $34,500—-Mar
in
1926
1928
1928
1923
$20,000.-July 1 '22-'4i
3,500—Dec 1 *21-'27
7.500
Oct 1 1923
WAYNESFIELIL
"t
16,000
Aug 1 1925
This village is in Auglaize County. TOTAL DEBT July 1 *20. $408,077
Assess, debt Jan 1 '20
6,813
Incorporated May 10 1876.
GEN. BD. DT. June 11 19- $4,150 Floating debt Jan 1 '20
1,593
Assessment bonds
29,800 Water debt Jan 1'20
68,500
Assessed val'n, real estate—266,750 Assess, val. '19 (abt. act.) .7,800,000
Assessed valuation, personal.204,010 Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$15.80
Total assessed val'n 1918—550,000
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18-117.00
Population 1910, 542; 1920—
584 WELLS VILLE CITY S. D.
INT.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Armstrong's
Mills) is in Belmont County.
42.000 ($1,500 each 6
mos.
Sept.
15 1927
to
March 15 1942.)
4HsT6M-S
4s '06
Popul'n
M-S
31,000—M&S 1 '21-*37
Infirmary Construction Bonds. 5s *17
f$18,000 ($1,000 each 6 TOTAL DEBT May 29 *18—$54,000
mos., Sept.
15 1917 Assessed valuation
2,150,000
to March
15 1927.)
Population in 1917
1,000
,
Improvement.
$6,000
Sept
2,000
Sept
'08
4,700
Feb
*08
Aug
1,200
Aug
'08
Apr
1,200
Apr
'08
Dec
1,850
Dec
'09
Aug
3,000
i.Aug
*16
Dec
1,864Water Works Bonds.
1928
1929
1929
Street
4s '03
val. '19 (act. val.)-81,760,000
State &Co. tax (per' $1,000)
Population in 1915 (est)
9.000
INT. at Midland National Bank.
1 1931
*21-'23
1 1925
1926
1926
Oct
5,000
M-S
3,000
Sept 1
M-N
4,000
Nov 1
5s '08
Aug
6,000c
Aug 1
5s *09
May
l.lOOc.-.May 1
5s '09
Aug
1,200c—Aug 1
Fire Station Bonds.
4s *06
J-D
$5,000
Dec 1
5s '08
Aug
1,000
Aug 1
5s '08
Sept
500
Sept 1
5s *13
J-D
5,000
June 8
5s *16
J-J
3.100
4s '06
Assess,
—.
—
1 '21-'26
1 '22-'20
4s *06
COUNTY.
Assessed val.,
July 1 1934
F-A $30,000
Aug
J-J
13,500—July
4Hs'05 A-O
the county seat.
Road Bonds.
5s '18
A-O 101,000
1921-1925
Tot. Co. debt May 24 '20
$593,685
Road bonds (incl.)
—214,750
Assessed valuation, real..41,504,000
—
s-a
4s '01
County
5,000--Aug 1 *21-'30
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s '18
$1,700-..Jan 1 *22'38
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 6 '21$223,705
Assess. d6bt (add!)
—_
95,868
Floating debt
800
Sinking fund
21,101
Sewer Bonds (City's portion).
4Hs'16 M-N($5,500
Apr 1 1930
4s *00
Wooster is
5,877,550
4Kb'16 M-N 20.000—May 1 *33-'36 Assess, val. real estate
6,387,540
4^s'16 M-N
3,000—May 1 '31&32 Assess, val. personal
4Hs'16 F-A
13,000-Aug 1 '31-'33 Total assessed val. 1921 —12,265,090
5s '17
M-S
25,000—Sept 1 '33-'37 Total tax rate (per $1.000)'21 -$18.00
4Hs'17 J-D f 12.000—June 1 '29-'31 Population 1910, 7,277; 1920, 7,962
t 4,500
June 1 1932
6s'19
s-a
11,000c.Apr 15'22-'24 WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE
SCHOOL DIST.
6s *20
s-a
7,500—Aug 1 '30-*33
This district Is In Fayette County
Bridge Bonds.
M-Sf $78,000—Mar 1 '22-'47
4^s'17 A-O $40,000—Apr 1 *27-'34 is *11
\
4.000
Mar 1 1948
4J^s'17 A&O 36,000
April 1
( 2,000, 1923;
3,000 yrly. 1924 to
(Subject to call after 1941.)
4s '12
M-8 $24,000c.Mar 1 '22-'45
1933;
4,000, 1934.)
5s '17
M-S
2,580—Mar 1 '22-'24
J60.000—Aug 1 *30-*39 4Hs
M-S
2.250—Mar 1 '22-'26
1 6,500
Aug 1 1940 5s *15
Assess, val. *15 (90% act.).8,520,000
Water Works Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '20. $163,500
5s '20
s-a /$12,500
Oct 1 1921
1675,000—Oct
1 *22-'48 Absos. val. "15 (90% act.) .8,520,000
6s '20
37 >000
valuation
'21-'35
s-a
School tax (per
$68,604
— •
1918--1.306,690
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918-—$15.30
Population 1910, 1,803; 1920, 1,625
12.700
J-J
5^s
6s '20
Bonds.
Deficiency
17
^ ^
Not
June 18 '19
6s '20
WARREN.
$1,800—Nov 1 1928
$1,000--May 1 '29-'39
Watfir
35,000—$1,000 yearly
4,000..Oct 1 '21-24
s-a
Light Bonds.
gsFunding Bonds-0
Refunding Bonds.
s-a
$16,000.-Aug 1 '21-'52
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s
$13,500—
1937
$4.27
$1,000) 1917
H.
M-S $15,000—Sept 1
M-S
6,500--Mar 1
J-J
1,800.-July 1
F-A
7,000-Aug 1
M-S
3,750—Sept 1
M-S
11,800
5Ms'19 s-a
6,382.830
5)^sT9
7,100,000
Assessed valuation 1917
Actual value (est.)
Tax rate (per
*15
5s
C.
4Ks'13 Jan
10,000
is in Pike County.
5s 14
July
10.000
Bonds.
-s
15,000
$2,500.Sept 15 '23-'27
Sewer Bonds.
5Hs'19 s-a
Street Impt. Bonds.
4H '17 M-S
$9.500———————
(Due part each 6 mos. begin. Sept.
city is in Fayette County.
F-A
10,500
Feb 1 1929
Jan 1 1932
Jan 1 1933
$18,000
4Hs'12 Jan
WAVERLY.
Marietta Is county seat.
1 '22-'30
/ 9,000c_Apr
School Addition
143
OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
June, 1921.]
1921
$167,000
30,248
.4,471,620
16 59
(add'l)—
1,000) 1920—
Population in 1910
2,650
INT. at People's State Bk., Wauseon.
...
...
4s
$3,000—July 1 *22-'23
11'21- $51,344
Total assessed val. 1919
765,070
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9_$7.00
1,000
737
2,353,170 Population 1910, 913; 1920j—
1,801,100
WEST PARK.
Tot. val.'21 (abt. 4-5act.)_4,154,270
This village Is In Cuyahoga Co.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921---$21.00
Pop! *10, 6,875; *20 (Census), 6,687 Incorp. in 1902.
Road Bonds.
INT.at First Nat. Bank, Wellston.
5s '14
A-O $10.795
Oct 15 1944
4H_s'l3
3,936.95
Town-Hall Bonds.
WELLS VILLE.
Apr $15,000c
1943
This city Is In Columbiana County. 5s '13
3,000
Incorp.
1848.
Population
1910, 5s *14
Fire-Department Bonds.
7,769; 1920 8,849.
5s *16
A-O $25,000c—Apr 15 1946
Park Bonds.
...
GEN. BD DT. Apr
Floating debt
Assess, val. real—
Assess, val. personal
j-~
^
—
,
4Hs'10 Nov $6.000
Nov 1 1930
City Building Bonds.
0s '08
Nov
$1,750
Nov 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
4s *02
Sept $12.500..Sept 1 '20-'44
4s'02
Dec
21.000—Dec 1 '21-'41
4Hs'03 A-O
15,625—Oct 1 '21-*25
4Hs'05J-D
18,000.. June 1'25-'31
4s '05
J-D
20,000
Dec 1 1925
4s *06
J-D
20,000
Dec 1 1926
5s *09
Jan
8,500
Jan 1 1929
6s '10
Jan
11,500
Jan 1 1930
4>*s'll Jan
10,000
Jan 1 1931
A-O
9,000—.Oct 15 1946
Library-Site-Purchase Bonds.
M-N $3,500c—Sept 1 1946
Sewer Bonds (Vil. Portion).
58 '16
A-O/$60.000.Apr 15 26&36
( 40.000—Apr 15 1946
5s '16
A-O
20,000—Oct 15 1946
5s *17
F-A
30,000...Feb 15 1947
6s'18
A-O
60,000 Apr 1 '28,'38,'48
5s '16
5s '16
5Hs'19 s-a
J20,000.June 15 '29-49
June 15 1939
50,000-$10,000 Mar 15
120,000
6s *20
s-a
in'25, '30, '35,
'40& 45
144
OHIO-CITIES AND TOWNS
west park (Concluded.)
williams
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s '18
M-N $l,000c_May 15 '22-23
The county seat is
4Hs'13
5s *18
Apr $ 10.000c
6s '20
21-26
55,500——M-S '21-29
28,000
M-S 21-29
71,000
M-S *21-'29
s-a
6s 20
6s '20
1943
1934
1936-1937
4s'06-'07Apr 26.000c
4Hs'08Apr
9.000c
4s *09
Apr
6.000c
4
s' 10-' 12Apr50,000c—1940 &
5s '13
Apr
15,000c
5s '15
J-J
10,000—July 15
5s *16
M-S
6,000c...Sept 1
5s *17
A-O
35,000—Apr 15
This
s-a
s-a
-s
1939
5s '19
1945
1946
1947
TOT. BD. DT. June 1 '18
Assess, debt (add'l)
INT.
at
People's
Sav.
Bk.
Water-Works Bonds.
$24,900
Mar
5s '16
M-S
4,000c
Sept
west park vil. sch. dist.
Sewer Bonds.
5^s'19 A-O $70,300...Oct 1 '21-'39
4s
$15,000
Mar
5s '10
A-O
12,000c...Oct 1 1928
Street Bonds.
5s '12
A-O
20,000c_..Oct 1 1940
4^s
$5,450
Sept
5s '16
A-O
65,000c__0ct 1 '22-*54
5s '17
M-S 176.500
5^s'l9 A-O 140,000c..Oct 1 '21-'54
5s
f
M-S
10,000c. ..Mar 1
$747,495
180,671
57,188
174,000
Tot. val. '18 (75%
act.)..15,218,990
Total tax rate
(per $1,000)'18 $12.20
Population In 1919 (est.)
10,000
5,500
willoughby
weston
vil.
school
This village (P. O.
Wood County.
Building Bonds.
5s
A-O
#500
4Hs'16 A-O
Oct
1
1921
55.000
(Due part each six months beginning
April 1 1922.)
BOND. DEBT May 24 '20
d.
M-S
M-S
d.
5s '15
s-an
5s
TOTAL DEBT
wheelersburo rural s.
This district (P. O.
is in Scioto County.
Wheelersburg)
Building Bonds.
4Hs'16 M-N$35,000c_M-N 1 '24-'41
68
15,000
DEBT
s-a
TOTAL
...
Building Bonds.
M.
(?)
Total assessed val. 1921.-12,836,955
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) 1921.$18-00
Population in 1920
8,204
worthington.
This village is in Franklin
County.
Incorporated In 1835-1836.
Water Works Bonds.
4s '12
5s '13
M-N
1930
5s '14
M-S
$80,500
Assess, val.'14 (80%
act,).3,937,270
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1914—$24.60
Population 1910, 2,405; 1920—2.145
INT. payable In Willsbire at F. <fe
State Bank.
A-O
$14.000c_Apr 1 *22-'31
3.000c—May 1 1938
3,000c—Mar 1 1939
Street Impt. Bonds (City'sPort'n)
F-A
$1,200c—Aug 1 1926
GEN. BD. DT. May 25
'20-$49,200
Sinking fund
3,569
Tot. val. *20 (80% act.)
862,590
Total tax rate
(per $1,900) '20 $22.00
Population In 1910. 547 ;tn 1920 705
5s '16
,
wheeling twp. rural s. d.
This district (P. O.
Fairpoint) Is
In Belmont
County,
School Building
5s '19
s-a
1 10.000C—A-O
BONDED DEBT
This village Is in Clinton
4s
'21-'29
*30-'34
( ?)
Prin. and int. payable at the First
National Bank of St. Clairsville.
—
5s
...
Street
County.
$24.500
25,000
11,500
...
4^8
Bonds.
f$36,000fe—A-O
Wilmington!
Assessment debt (add'l)
Assessed val., real
90,961
($8,000—Apr 10 '22-'29
24,000—Apr 10 '30-'41
5s'19
A-O
^
1,000
Oct 10 1921
36.000..0ct 10 '22-'39
3,000
Oct 10 1940
BOND. DEBT June 15 '21
Assessed val., pers'l
prop..3,247,260
assessed
val.
1920
(50% to 75% act.)
7.173,740
Total tax rate (per
Total
R.
$72,000
$1,000) '20.$17.40
Population 1910, 4,491; 1920, 5.037
wilmington school dist.
3,247,260
Floating deDt (additional).
4,500 Total
assess,
val.
Tot.ass'd val. *21(4-5
1921
act.).2,733,410
(75% actual).
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
7,189,860
$16.00 School tax
(per $1,000) 1921
$7.00
Population in 1920
5.040
willard.
*
INT. at Clinton
County Nat.fcBk.
This
village
(formerly Chicago
Junction) is in Huron County.
wood county]
In¬
corporated 1882.
County seat Is Bowling Green.
Road Bonds (County's share).
5sD!9 J-D
2,000
Dec l'24-'27
Public-Hall
Bonds.
5s *17
4Hs*12 F-A $17,000c_Aug 1 '21-'37
Deficiency Bonds.
J-D
$2,000-.Dec 1 '24-'27
Refunding Bonds.
5Hs'18 M-S $1,700
1921-1924
General Street Bonds.
4Hs'12 J-D
$1,000—Dec 1 '21-'22
5^s'14 F-A
4,500--Aug 1 '21-'25
5Hs'16 A-O
2,000
Oct 1 *21-'22
5£s' 17 A-O
3,640-Apr 1 *22-'27
Water-Works Bonds
6s
F-A
$4,000—Feb 1 '22-'25
5s
F-A
10,000—Feb 1 '26-'35
5Hs'15 M&N 1,500—May 1 '22-*24
Sewer Bonds.
6s '19
_
5s
$45.000_M-8 1 '21-'22
Funding Bonds.
5s *18 M-S f $52,000.M&S 1 '21-*22
I
24.000.M&S 1 1923
6s '21
M-S $40,000— —M-S '22-26
TOT. BD. DT. July 1 '20a
$904,123
Road bonds Apr 1 1920—.
750.000
Ditch bonds Apr 1 '20
50,000
Total
5s' 17
6s '20
A-O
M-N
$7,000—Apr 1
20,000-MAN
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '21.i
Assessment debt (add'l)
Sinking fund and credits..
'21-'27
assess,
val. 1919
INTEREST
payable
Treasurer's
office
or
at
Wood County Sav.
Bank,
any
County
bank.
...
1924-33
Road Bonds.
5s '17
A-O $10,000
$86,840
23,122
(Due serially ending
1927)
6s '17
M-S
$977.20_M&S
4,335
42,500
*21-27
Street Bonds.
M-S
$2,736
M-S *21-'28
BOND. DEBT May 1916.
$33,063
Total assessed val.
Elec. It. & water debt (incl.)
Assess, val. '20 (abt. act.).4,160,685
Tot. tax (per $1,000) 1920
6s '18
Population 1910. 2,950; 1920—3.889
Population 1910, 2,502; 1920—2,394
$20.25
1915...2.151,500
INT.paid at Village Clerk's office.
woodsfield vil.
Building Bonds.
willard sch. dist.
5s '10
5s '10
M-N$35,700c
—s
1920-1941
"A-O
20,000cA&O 14 '23-'42
BOND. DEBT April 1918.
$60,000
Assessed valuation
1918.-.4,346,705
School tax (per $1,000) 1918
$4.90
Population In 1918 (est.)
5,000
INTEREST payable at Home Sav¬
ings & Bank Co., Chicago, Ohio.
sch.
dis.
$5,000
5s '15
M-S $48,000.-M-S 1
'21-'45
5s '16
M-S
12,000
1925-1949
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1920.
$67,005
Assessed val., real estate
1,311,425
Assessed val., personal
1,320,750
Total assessed val. 1920
2,632,175
Total tax rate (per
$1,000)'20.$17.50
Population In 1910
2,527
...
department and
The Interest
water-refunding,
Bridge,. Viaduct
5s '14
Culvert.
and
A-O
5s '16
M-S
$25,000.-Oct 1 '21-*25
2,170
Oct 1
1921
5s '19
s-a
10.000c—Oct 1 '21-'25
5s '19
s-a
40,000c—Oct 1 '21-'28Cedar St. Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'17 F-A$120,000—Oct 1 '23-'34
Parks fic Playgrounds.
A-O
$5,500
1921-1925
5s *12
A-O
20,000
1921-1923
4Hs'15A-0
20,000
1921-1924
5s '18
s-a
8.000c..Oct 1 '21-24
5s '19
s-a
40,000c..Oct 1 '21-'29
City Building Bonds.
4Hs'12 A-O $130,000
1921-1933
5s *13
A-O
40.000
1921-1924
5s *14
A-O
18.000
1921-1926
5s'15
A-O
4.000
1921-1922
Public Safety Bonds.
6s '20
s-a f$180,000c_ .Oct 1 '24-'32
\
30,000c
Oct 1 1933
6s '20
s-a
5,000c—Oct 1 *21-'25
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '12
A-O $14.000.—Oct 1 '21-'22
5s *14
A-O
9,200
1921-1923
5s '16
J-D
6,000. .Oct 1 '21-'23
5* '05
3,000—..Oct 1 1924
8,000. .Oct 1 '21-'23
4,000c—Oct 1 '21-'22
F-A
s-a
s-a
8,000c—Oct 1 *2 [-'24
s-a
5,000c—Oct 1 '21-'22
8,400
1922-1925
10,800c—Oct 1 '21-25
20,000—Oct 1 *21-'24
5s '19
s-a
5s '19
s-a
Worthing¬
wyandot county.
Upper Sandusky Is tbe county seat.
Road Bonds.
58
$131,400
Part yearly
5s '19
s-a
6,000c—Oct 1 *21 -'23
3,500c—.Oct 1 1924
6,000c..Oct 1 '22-*24
2,500c.—Oct 1 1925
City Prison Bonds.
4Ms'04 A-O $10,230
.1921-1925
5s'15
A-O
2,680
1921-1922
.
Filtration-Plant Bonds.
serial 5s *03
| A-O $38,000
1921-1929
/$640,000
Police Department Bonds.
estate..25,905,620 5s'18
$4,000 ——1922-192^
Assessed val., personal
20,621,570 5s '19
s-a
4,000c—Oct 1 '21-24
Total assessed val.
1919.-46,527,190 5s '19
s-a
3,000c__Oct 1 '22-'24
County tax (per $1,000) 1919..$2.90
5s '19
s-a
40,000c—Oct 1 '23-'32
Popul'n 1910, 20,760; 1920, 19,481
General Street Bonds.
INT. at office of County Treasurer. 5s 10
A-O
$5,500
1921-1924
5s
13,500—1-10-yr
TOT. DT. May 3 1920—Assessed val., real
...
5s '14
This village Is In Hamilton Co.
5s '19
s-a
$25.000—Aug 1 27-51
BOND. DEBT April 1921.
60,000
Total val. '20 (act.)
4,500,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20
$2.40
Population 1910,
1,893; 1920, 2,040
I
42,000
1921-1926
4,000...Oct 1 *2i-'22
Oct 1
1923
5 J^s'17 M-N J 200,000.-Oct 1 '24-'33
I 25,000
Oct 1 1934
5s '19
5s
s-a
5s '19
s-a
—
120,000c—Oct 1 *24-'35
20,()0<Jc__Oct 1 *21-'24
40.000—-Oct 1 '21-28
_
Highway Impt. Bonds.
5s *18
XENIA.
This
F-A
\ 2,700
$166,000
Sinking funds
A-O
5s *17
wyoming.
city
Is
Commission
in
Greene
government
County.
adopted
April 3 1917.
Water Works Bonds.
5>^s'20 J-J I $40,000c—Jan 1 *22-'25
„
A-O $25,000c__Oct 1 '21-'25
Paving Bonds.
s-a
$2,248—-Oct 1 '21-'24
5s '19
5s '19
s-a
5s '19
5s.'19
s-a
M-S
5s '17
58,704—-Oct 1 '21-'24
18,560—-Oct 1 *21-'24
12,758.—Oct 1 '2.-'24
s-a
5s '19
s-a
6s *20
s-a
114,000.—Oct
1
I
1275,000—Jan 1 '26-'50
5s '15
village is in Monroe County.
Electric-Light Bonds.
$15.000
Sept 11938
1,507,090
1919
filtration
plant, water-main exten¬
sion, water-works-ext., water-worksengine and water-works-impt. bonds
payable from water earnings.
—
Sewer Bonds.
This
5s
water-works
5s
depositary.
woodsfield]
the
INT. is payable at the
ton Savings Bank.
94,916,960
County tax (per $1,000) 1919—$3 00
Pop'n '10, 46,330; '20(Census) 44,892
Apr
4Hs'12 J-J
$3,500—Apr 2 '22-'27
8.000c_July 1 '22-'28
Waterworks-fit Electric Bonds.
M-N
14,000—
part from general levy.
and
principal of
Total-val.
1920.
^1,849,140
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21
$24.50
4s '10
M-S $43.500—M&S
'2l-'50
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 '21—
$43,500
Assess, val. real estate
$3,942,600
Assess, val. personal
M-S
5s '17
M-S
20.000
Mar 1 1927
BOND. DEBT July 1920—
$68,000
Assessed val., real estate
2,182,706
worthington school dis.
$4,000c
1922-1925 5s '18
High School Bldg. Bonds.
5s '19
5s
15
J-J
$30,200c_July 1 '22-*35 5s '19
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21
$34,000 5s '18
Sinking fund
2,000 5s '18
6 s'18
(Village's portion)—
6s '20
J-J
$7,500
July 1 1930
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 15 *21
$58,000
estate..3,926,480
whetstone twp. sch. d.
This district
(P. O. Martel
No. 1) is in Crawford
County.
School House Bonds.
INT. payable at the
Worthington
Savings Bank.
-
Impt.
This township Is In Van Wert Co.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'04 M-8 $10,000c_8ept 1 '2i-'24
4s '07
M-S
lO.OOOc.Sept 1 '24-'26
4s '08
M-S
lO.OOOc.Sept 1 *25-'28
4s '09
M-S
7,000c_8ept 1 *28-'29
4s *10
M-S
10,000c.Sept 1 '21-28
4s *11
M-S
13,000c_Sept 1 '28-'31
$130,000
Assessed val., real estate.* 7,092,750
Assessed val., personal
5,744,205
.1926
1930
Apr 10 '17-
10,856,000
york township.
of
5s '16
J-f $10.000—Mar I '26-'35
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 '21-
1923
41,000c
13,000c
19,500
23,000
Assessed valuation
(Assessment 2-5 to 3-5 actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—14.60
INT. at Citizens' National Bank.
'21-'23
wooster school district.
5Ks'19 s-a
20,000—Jan 15 1937
Wert County.
f $14.000c
I
A-O
14,670
1921-1924
& O. from 1917 to
1923 and
3.000 A. & O. in 1924.)
BOND. DEBT July 1 *18$57,500
($2,000 each A.
'22-'26
*27-'38 Assessed
val., personal
'2l-'47 Total
assessed
val.
INT. at office Sink. Fund Trustees
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4a
5s
4s
earnings
Apr 12 *21. $111,500
willoughby vill. sch. d.
A-O $77,000c—.A-O '21-*44
(see V. 99. p. 1697, for maturity)
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '21$112,500
Assess, val. '21 (80% act.).4,800,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000)
'2i.$19.90
Population 1920 (est,)
3.000
INT.
at
Cleveland
Trust
Co.,
(?)
—
,
willshire township.
is In Williams County.
5#s'18 M-S $76,000c.Dec 2 '21-*42
TOTAL DEBT......
4,500c
...
(50% to 60%)
3,689,850
6,000-May 15 '22-'24 Total tax rate(per $1,000) '19—$9.50
6s '20
M-N 51,000-May 15 '25-'41
Population 1910, 1,489; 1920, 1,270
1.000—.May 15 1942
INT. at Van Wert National Bank.
TOT. BD. D*]\ Apr 25 '20- $510,780
Water debt (included)
122,650 youngstown.
Sink, fund (cash)
31,155
This city Is In Mahoning
County.
Assess, val. '19 (abt, act.)
11,571,920 Incorporated Apr. 14 1868.
Part of
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$18.00
water debt Is payable from
Willoughby) Is
Is in Van
„s
Heating Bonds.
4Hs
3,000—
Building Bonds.
5s '12
1 1930
5.000—Oct 15 *21-'25
*
5s *15
This twp.
Bonds.
$25.000c—Dec
/ 2,500..Apr 1
I
9,000..Apr 1
4Hs'17 F-A $73,000.F&A 15
5Hs'17J-D
600—-June
1 '28-'30
1 1931
Sinking fund
5,920
Total assessed val, 1917..10,120.000
School tax (per $1,000) 1917—.$3.47
west unity vill. sch. dist.
This district (P. O. West
Unity)
Sept 1921
Oct '21-'22
$4,000—Oct 15 '2l-'28
J-D
5Hs'14 A-O
4Hs'16 A-O
$60,500
12,500
TOTAL DEBT
73,000
Total assessed val. 1919
2,147,570
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1919—$14.84
Population in 1919
1,200 Willoughby.
Floating debt
A-O
4s *10
County,
BOND. DEBT
dist.
Weston) is In
195
812
Water-Works
192>
s.
A-O
5s *15
1 1926
Oct
twp.
This district (P. O.
in Lake
M-S
17
Oct 1 1924
Fire-Equipment Bonds.
3,995,670
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18 $13.80
Population 1910, 2,072; 1920-2,656
Cleveland.
17
s
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 *19.
$615,275
Sinking fund June 1 1919—
5,718
Total val. 1918
INT. at the Dist, Treas. office and
at
h2,000—Oct
5Hs'19 A-O
BOND. DEBT June 7 '19
Assessment debt (add'l)
Sinking fund
Water debt (lncl.)
5s
2,000c
Oct 1 1927
28,000c—Oct 1 *28-'34
2,000
Oct 1 1927
1925
495,000c_Sept 1 '25-57
(495,000c. Mar 1 '26-'58
Sewer Bonds.
4s *09
A-O
7.000
1 1923
—
6s '21
J-J
1 1926
—
..
'09
$8,000
Oct 1 1928
21,000
Oct 1 1925
17,000— Julyl5 '21-24
10,000
July 1 1929
6,800c—Nov 1 1921
1 1923
—
5Hs'18J-D
7,000 $500 each 6 mos
5Ks'20 F-A\$12,500—Aug 12 '21-'45
f 12,500—.Feb 1 '22-'4&
6s '20
M-N (10,000—Nov 1 *21-'40
I 9,500..May 1 '22-'40
Floating Debt Bonds.
4Hs
J-J J 10,000c.July 1 '25-'29
t 10,000c—Jan 1 *26-'30
of
1910,
—
Cleveland.
'19
J-D
J-J
4s
This village Is in Lake County.
Co..
seat
4^s'll M-N
4Ms'12 M-S
76.000c—Sept 1 1932
5Hs'15 F-A
30.000
F-A '21-'35
5s '15
J-D
3.000.June 15 *22-'27
4Hs'll M-S
14,000—.Sept
1921
Street Bonds (City's share).
5Ms'19
$800—.Oct 6 *21-'24
Paving Bonds (City's Portion).
4Hs'10 F-A $13,000
1925M931
4Ms'll M-S
17,500c.Sept 1 *31-'34
4Hs'12 J-J
25,000c—July 1 1932
5s '13
A-O
35.000c—Apr 1 1933
_s '15
F-A
1,300
Aug '21-*25
5s '15
F-A
750.Aug 20 *21-'23
5s '16
A-O
9,000
Apr '22-39
s-a
$449,795
144,595
TOTAL DEBT
594,390
Water debt (incl.)
187,000 Total val. '20 (70 act,)..48,340,000
Sinking fund
39,610 State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '20.$4.00
Assessed valuation 1916..13,295,970
Pop'n *10, 26,189; '20 (Census)24,627
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) 1916112.30
Population 1910, 3,179; 1920, 8,560 willoughby!
—
s-a
4s '06
4s '04
3,500—Sept 10 1921
24,000
M-S '22-'24
36,000
M-S '25-'28
4,000—Mar 10 1929
5s '19
s-a
32,000
M-S 21 -'28
I 3,000—Mar 10 1929
TOT. DEBT May 19 *21.$1,491,700
Assessed val. real estate..29,454,000
Assess, val. personal prop. 18,886,100
1942
1943
county
Population
6,136; 1920, 8,204.
Refunding Bonds.
$40,000
...
the
la
County.
4s
Bridge Bonds.
1938
xenia school dist.
city
Wayne
$50,000—M-S
s-a
[VOL. 112.
wooster.
Bryan.
Road Bonds.
Cemetery bonds.
Water-Works Bonds.
4s *04
Apr 165,000c
county.
1 1929
1 '21-'25
2,500
'22-'28
Oct
57,515..Oct
...
$56,000_Sept 15 *21-'34
Fire fit Police Signal System.
6,000..Aug 1 *22-'27- As *15
A-O
$6,000
1921-1922
Street-Impt. Bonds (City's Pot.).
vQrade-Crossing Bonds.
F-A
$2.000-Mar 15 '22--"25 4Hs'15 A-0$750.000
192.-1957
M-S
2,500c Mar 15 *22-*26 6s '21
s-a
400,000—Oct
1 '23-'47
4Hs'16 M-S
6.000—Mar 1 '22-'27
Hospital Bonds.
5J^s'19 s-a
24,000—Mar 1 '22-39 5s '19
s-a
f240,000c—Oct 1 '24-'35
5Hs 19 s-a
157,500—Mar 1 *22-'30
\ 10,000c
Oct 1 1936
6s 20
s-a
27,000..Mar 1 '22-'30 6s '21..s-a
100,000c—Oct 1 '24-'33
Fire-Department Bonds.
Market-House Bonds.
5s '13
J-D $12,000c...June 1 1933 4s
'07
A-O $19,360
1921-1927
5Hs'19 s-a
9,000—Sept 1 '21-*26
Sanitary Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5a '03
A-O
$5,000
1921-1925
4s 04
M-N$16,000c—Nov 1 1924
Street Signs.
5s '15
5s *15
4s
*04
89,200c—Oct 15 1924
12.200
Oct 1 1921
GEN. BD. DT. July 1'20
$911,600
Spec, assess, bds. Jan.1920
111,900
Securities in sinking fund..
144.114
—
4^s'll A-O
Assess, val. '1919
Total tax (per $1,000)
11.152,850
1919-.$15.30
Population 1910. 8,706; 1920, 9,110
INT. on street and flre-dept. bonds
payable at office of City Treas.; other
bonds at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y.
5s'15
A-O
$3,000
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'03 A-O
$260
Sewer Bonds..
5s '17
5s *18
5s'18
5s '18
5s '19
5s '19
6s '20
F-A
s-a
...
s-a
s-a
s-a
s-a
1921-1922
1921-1924
$8,000—Oct 1 '2l-'22
20,000c—Oct 1 '22-25
57.828
1921-1923
2.300c—Oct 1 '21-*23
3.512c—Oct 1 *21-'24
2,245c..Oct 1 '21-'24
26,395c..Oct 1 '21-'25
June, 1921.]
YOUNGSTOWN
INDIANA—DEBT
{Concluded.)—
Water Works Extension Bonds.
5B '08
A-O $68.000
1921-1931
4s'10
A-O
85,000
1921-1937
4s*12
A-O
10,000
1921-1922
4*48*12 A-O 290,000
1921-1949
5s 13
A-O 237,000
1921-1940
5s *14
A-O 380,000
192i-1941
4**s*15 A-O 262,560
1921-1942
434s* 16 A-O
8jl,000
Oct 1 *21-'29
4*48*16 J-D
50,000
Oct 1 *22-*26
5s *18
A-O 200.000c._0ct 1 *21-*40
Improvement Bonds (City's Por.)
A-O $18,000
1921-1928
5s '08
Public Building Bonds.
4*4s'17J-J
$6 i.OOO
Jan 1 '22-'43
Park-Improvement Bonds.
4*4s'13 A-O $15,000
Apr 1 1928
5s
*14 A-O
17,000- .Apr 1 *22-'34
5s '15
A-O
13,750— Oct I *21-"25
6s *21
s-a
30,000..-Jan 1 '26-*31
Levee-Repair Funding Bonds.
5s *13
A-O
$3,000
Oct 1 1923
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s '11
A-O
$9,000r
Oct
1 1921
4s '12
A-O
4,000
Oct 1 1922
.
5^s,
Water
.
Bonds.
5s '14
A-O
$9,000
Oct 1 1924
1921-1927
4*48*16 J-J
294.000_.July 1 '2l-'41
28,000
1921-1927
4*48*16 J-D
80.000._Dec 1 '2l-*36
8,000
1921-1922
6s '20
s-a
14,500.-May 1 *22-*35
5s '16
A-O
2,750
Oct 1 1921
City Hall & Market Bonds.
5s *16
J-D
20,000—Oct 1 *21-*25
5s *17
M-S $100,000
5s '19
s-a
28,000c..Oct 1 *2l-*27
Flood Bonds.
5*4s*18 s-a
50,000c—Oct 1 *2l-*30
5s *13
A-O $15,000—Apr 15 1928
58 '19
s-a
67,000c_.0ct 1 *2l-*33
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
|30,000c__0ct 1 *2l-*23 4s *11 M-S $l6,000r
Sept 1 1921
1 8.000c—Oct 1
1924
4s *12
M-S
3,000
Sept 1 1922
6sj20 s-a
41,000c
Oct 1 '21-30
4s *12
J-D
3.500—Dec 15 1922
Refuse Disposal.
4s *13
A-O
1,500
Apr 1 1923
5s '19
s-a
$10,000c—Oct 1 *2l-*24 4*48*13 M-N
9.300
May 1 1928
Water-Works-Engine Bonds.
5s *13
J-D
3,800
June 1 1923
5s*13
A-O $21,6 j0
1921-1923 5s '13
F-A
19.500
Aug 1 1927
Contingent Bonds.
4s *11
M-S
1,500—..Sept 1 1921
5s *18
s-a
$8"),000c—Oct 1 *21-'24 5s *13
J-J
3.000
July t 1925
Deficiency Bonds.
4 *4 s*15
1,362
1921-1922
6s *20
s-a$l,076,577—Oct 25 1928 5s '15
1,700—..1921-1925
5s'15
A-O
15
POPULATION OP STATE.1920—
2,930,390 1870
1910
1900
1890
1880
A-O
5s'15
13,475
...
1921-1924
5s *15
17,370
1921-1924
1.061,387 4*4s*15
15^,000
.1921-1934
Total valuation 1920
248,415,280 5s '15
15,170
1921-1925
(Assessment about actual value.)
4*4s*16
25,100—1921-1926
Total tax (per $1,000) 1930-S17.40
4*4s'l6
297.000
1921-1941
Popul'n 1910, 79,066; 1920, 132,358 4*4s*16
10,000
1921-1925
INT. at office of Sk. Fd. Trustees. 4*4s'16
2,000
1921-1924
4*4s'16
8 ),000-...1921-1936
Refunding Bonds.
youngstown school dist.
4*43*15 J-J $175.000-July 1 *2l-'34
4*48*07 M-S $52,000c_Sept 1 *21-*24
Market-House Bonds.
4*4s*08 s-a
56,000c.Sept 1 *25-*27 4*43*16 F-A $10.000—Aug 1 '21-'25
4 *4 s'09 M-S
56,000c. Sept 1 *28-'30
Deficiency Bonds.
4*48*10 s-a
63,000c.Sept 1 '31-33 6s '20
s-a
$35,095—-Nov 15 1928
4*4s
M-S 150,000c-Sept 1 *34-*36
Sewer Bonds.
4*48*11 M-S 69,000c_8ept 1 '37-'39 4s *12
M-8
$3,000r
Sept 1 1922
4*4s
100.000c.Sept 9 *37-*38 4s '12
J-D
2.000—.Dec 15 1922
4*48*12 M-S 175,000c.Sept 1 *40-'42 5s '13
J-D
9,700
June 1 1923
4*4s'13 M-S 55,000c...Sept 1 1943 58 '13
F-A
12,500
Aug 1 1925
5s '13
100.000c.Sept 1 *21-*24 5s *13
M-S
4,500
Sept 1 1927
4*48*13 M-S 100,000c.Sept 1 *25*-33
(20,000... Jan 1 '23-126
4*4s'15 M-S 200,000c_Sept 1 '44-'47 6s '21
s-a
-j 90,000
Jan 1 '27-*35
4*48*16 M-8 160,000c.Sept 1 *25-*32
12,000
Jan 1 1936
4*4s
M-S
lHO.OOO—Sept 1'2L-'28 TOTAL DEBT July 1 *20 $1,122,881
200,000
5s *18
Sept *29-*36 Water debt July 1 1918...
602,473
-8
22,500
Sinking funds July 1 1918200,209
30,000c_Sept 1 *21-*23 Ass'd val. '16 (80% act.).30,798,880
I00,000c-Sept 1 *24-*28 Total tax (per $1,000) 1917—$17.20
40,000c
Sept 1 1929 Population 1910, 28.026; 1920-29,569
5s '19
s-a
90,000c. Sept 1 *30-*32
INT. at office of Olty Treasurer and
120,000c Sept 1 *33 & *35 at Irving Nat. Bank, New York.
50,000
Sept 1 1934
s-a
5s *20
f420,000c-Sept 1 21-34 zanesvilleTchooldist.
t 40,000c...Sept 1 1935 4s *12 J-D $80.000c._Dec 23 1952
6s '21
480,000—Sept 1 '22-*35 5s *14
J-J
63,000c.Jan 24 *25-'4D
6s '21
355,000. .Sept 1 *22-*35 4s
M-S
30,000c.Feb 5 *22-'3l
BOND.DEBT May 19*21 $3,088,500 4s '06
M-Sa 130.000c...Mar 11940
Sinking funds
528,300 5s'15
J-D / 1,500c..June 25 1925
Assess.val.'20(80% act.).248,000,000
\20,000c June25 *26-*35
School tax (per $1,000) 192l---$6.30 6s '20
J-J
12,000
Serially
Population in 1920.
132,358 BOND. DEBT* Apr 1921
$236,500
6,200
INTEREST payable at First Na¬ Floating debt
Sinking funds
82,712
tional Bank, Youngstown,
Assessed val. '20 (actual).35.000,000
—
Sinking fund
343,030
147,178
24,520
5,041
1820
1,978,301
1850
1840
1810
1800
DEBT LIMITATION.—In the present constitution of Indiana, which
went into effect Nov. 1 1851, and was amended in 1881, there are explicit
provisions limiting the power of both the State and its municipalities to
contract debt.
FIRST,
sion, &c.,
Section
State,
to the
as
—
—
-.-
—
...
—
...
be contracted.
can
CREATION
5 of Article
10 provides that no debt
To
The section in full is subjoined.
DEBT
OF
debt to be contracted
FORBIDDEN.—No law shall authorize any
behalf of the State except in the following cases:
the revenue; to pay interest on State debt; to
on
deficits In
meet casual
repel invasion, suppress insurrection,
provide for the public defense.
In
the
sixth
of the
section
same
if
or,
article
assumption by the State of the debts of
hostilities
the
any
last
be
clause
municipality
threatened,
prohibits
or
the
corporation.
The clause referred to reads as follows:
"Nor shall
the
General
Assembly ever on behalf of the State assume
town or township, nor of any corporation,
the debts of any county, city,
whatever."
SECOND,
tution
municipalities, the provision contained in the
as to
to be
consti¬
equally clear and emphatic, and, as will be found, fixes
of the valuation.
It is Article 13 of that instrument (an
amendment to the 1851 constitution adopted March 14 1881) which relates
seems
the limit at 2%
to this
subject, and
we quote
in this State shall
the article
as
follows:
VOID.—No political or municipal corporation
indebted in
any manner or for any pur¬
LIMITED—EXCESS
—-
—
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1920-$6,842,716
Water debt (incl.)
770,200
1830
1,680,637
1,350.428
988,416
685,866
-
1860
2,700,876
2,516.462
2,192,404
35,000
4*4s*I5 A-O
5s
145
STATE
except to meet casual deficits in revenue, to pay Interest, to repel inva¬
J'500
o
OF
become
ever
pose to au amount in the aggregate exceeding 2% on the valuation of the
taxable property within such corporation, to be ascertained by the last
assessment} for State and county taxes previous to the incurring of such
Indebtedness; and all bonds or obligations in excess of such amount given
by such corporation shall be void; Provided, That in time of war, foreign
Invasion or other great public calamity, on petition of a majority of the
property owners in number and value, within the limits of such corporaoration, the public authorities in their discretion may incur obligations
necessary for the public protection and defense to such an amount as may
be requested in such petition.
Tt should
be said In connection with the above that several laws have
foregoing constitutional limit was adopted (March
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 Legis¬
lature.
But in the case of Strleb vs. Cox, Treas., Ill Ind., the Supreme
been enacted since the
14
Court or Indiana held that
ness
gravel road bonds are not properly indebted¬
within the inhibition or Section 13
"State and City Supplement" for
of the county—hence do not come
constitution.
(See editorial in
of the
October 1899, page
3.)
—
THIRD, Counties (but no other kind of municipality) are prohibited
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
from
Article 10. and is as follows:
~
'
...
—
School tax
zanesville.
This city is the county seat
of
Muskingum Co.
Inc. April 1 1814.
(per $1,000) 1920-$8.00430.000
Population in 1919 (est.)
x INT.
at
City
Treas.
office.
Zanesville.
COUNTIES
ITS
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
as a
Total
area
Territory (Act May 7 1800).--July 4 1800
Dec. 11 1816
36,350
State (Act April 19 1816)
of State (square miles)
a
State
Capita]
Indianapolis
Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1925)-Warren T. McCray
Secretary of State (term exp. Nov. 27 1922).—Ed. Jackson
Treasurer (term expires Feb. 10 1922)
...Ora J. Davies
Auditor (term expires Nov. 24 1922)
__Wm. G. Oliver
Attorney-General (term expires Jan. 1 1923)
U. S. Lesh
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Thursday after
the first Monday in January, and sessions are limited to sixty-one days.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—The historical details of Indiana's State debt
1832 ud to 1894 will be found in the "State and City Supplement" of
from
April 1894, pages 85 and 86.
The only indebtedness of the State now is an
issue of $340,000 Purdue University bonds wnich are in the nature of a
The U. S. Government gave the State this money, back in
the sixties, to be Invested in either Government or State bonds, bearing
not less than 5% interest.
Not being able to get any Government bonds
at this rate, the State took the $340,000 for its own use and executed to
Purdue University its obligation, which has been twice renewed and has
paid the interest, 5% annually, to Purdue University since receiving the
money.
The State also owes in old canal certificates the sum of $5,615 12.
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 (per $1,000) for the general fund for the years indi¬
cated.
By an Act of the Legislature of 1905 the General Fund tax was
fixed at $1.20 per $1,000 for each of the years 1905. 1906, 1907. and 90cents
trust fund.
per
$1,000 annually thereafter; the law also stopped levy for sinking fund
until 1908, when it was again resumed, but in 1913 the rate was reduced to
The Legislature of 1917 made a further reduction, placing the tax
$0.40, while for 1919 the rate was$0.20 and for 1920 only $0.10.
$0.70.
at
Valuation.
Years—
1920
1919*
1918
1917
1916
1915
1914
1913
1912
1911
1910
1909
1908
*
$5,838,717,040
5,749,258,800
2,199,086,651
2,125,388,598
2,044,381.648
1,967,434,018
1.939.876.166
1,898,207.235
1,890,460,710
1.891.601,167
1,797.486,410
1.776.132.096
1,723,311,564
Section 3
State tax.
1907
0.20
1906
0.40
1905
0.40
1904
0.70
1903
0.70
1902
0.70
1901
0.70
1891
1880
0.90
Valuation.
Years—
$0.10
0.90
1870
0-90
1860
O.90
1850
—$1,717,037,215
1,654,888,461
1.597.560,087
1,543,OOO.OOQ
1,513,433,644
1,394.808.242
1,360,445.139
1,255,256,038
764.287,517
662,283,178
.*.•*
455,011,378
—
$1.20
1.20
1.20
—
—
0.90
—
0.90
0.90
—
1.20
..
—
—
—
138,362.085
0.90
revaluation of all taxable properties at its true value.
1.20
1.50
1.50
2.50
'
1919 provides for a
subscribe
for at the
to any in¬
1914). which authorizes counties bordering on the State line, or any town¬
ship 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 cities are given authority to issue such bonds.
COUNTIES
apparently restricted by statute to a lower than the
are
limit of 2% in the matter of creating certain kinds of debt.
Section 5991 of Burns's Annotated Statutes, 1914, authorizes
county to issue bonds when necessary to construct, complete or re¬
constitutional
For instance,
any
cases
county commissioners may borrow
existing debt;
for that purpose not ex¬
assessed valuation and Issue bonds therefor, provided that
no second or subsequent loan shall be made or authorized so long as any
former loan made under the provisions of the Act shall remain unpaid.
From Section 6094 it appears, moreover, that whenever the aggregate
Indebtedness, funded or otherwise, of any county having a voting popula¬
tion of over 20,000 amounts to or exceeds 1%, It is not lawful to Increase
such Indebtedness in any manner or form except only by temporary loans
In anticipation of the revenue of the then current fiscal year and not ex¬
ceeding two-thirds of the amount of the county tax duplicate of the pre¬
ceding
on
year.
of 1 % may be exceeded In counties for funding purposes In certain
where the aggregate indebtedness in 1879 exceeded 1% (see Burns's
Limit
cases
6092); also for temporary loans (see Burns's
Section 6094).
Revised Statutes, 1914, Section
Revised
Statutes,
1914,
Also the limit of 2% may be exceeded
roads (see above), the Supreme Court
for the purpose of making gravel
having decided that gravel road
properly an indebtedness of the county.
By statute the
limit for such bonds (Section 7725a) Is 4%.
In addition to the foregoing, general statutes have been passed by the
bonds
are
not
bonds for
constitutional
Legislature granting general powers to cities and towns to Issue
legitimate
corporate
purposes,
subject, however, to the
But we have not the space to set out
limit of 2% on valuation.
here the
details or the details of the other legislation applicable to cities of larger
and smaller population, and covering specific purposes, such as waterwovka
&c
[An Act was passed by the 1917 Legislature (Chapter 87, Laws of 1917)
creating a State Highway Commission, providing for the construction,
reconstruction, maintenance, repair and control of public highways, and
providing for co-operation with the Federal Government in uhe construc¬
tion of rural post roads.
The Attorney-General under date of April 25
1918 advised us "that it Is extremely probable that the constitutional debt
limitation of 2% applies to bonds issued for the construction of highways
under this Act.")
ROAD LAW OF 1905.—The State Supreme Court In No¬
decided that this Act was unconstitutional on the ground
provisions which were such as to make It a local and
special Act.
The decision was based on that part of the law which pro¬
vides that "whenever a petition si med by fifty or more freeholders and
voters of any township In any county In this State includes any Incorporated
town or city In such township having a population of less than 30,000
Inhabitants, praying," Ac., the commissioners shall proceed to carry out
the provisions of the Act.
Upon rehearing, however, it was pointed out
that this section as printed contained a clerical error, and the Court on
Jan. 25 1910 reversed itself and upheld the contention that the word
"includes" should be read "Including ', thereby making eligible to become
petitioners for gravel roads any freeholder and voter In any township with
the exception of those residing in incorporated towns and cities or over
30,000 inhabitants, which latter should be neither taxed nor eligible to
participajte in such proceeding.
See V. 90. p. 316.
GRAVEL
vember
that
0.90
of Chapter 59 of the General Laws of
State tax.
—
—
shall
pair court house, jail or other county buildings, or to fund
State of Indiana.
as
county
passed In 1869, granting the power to subscribe to the stock of any railroad
running into or through any city or near its corporate limits.
Other laws
of a somewhat similar character have been passed at other dates.
We
notice one law. too (Section 5502, Burns's Annotated Statutes, revision
ceeding 1%
Admitted
STOCK.—No
corporated company, nor borrow money for the purpose of taking stock
in fmy such company, 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.
The prohibition which this section contains applies, as already stated,
only to counties.
Consequently the Legislature was at liberty to author¬
ize cities to subscribe to the stock of railroads, as it did by a general law
in those
Organized
TAKE
CANNOT
incorporated company unless the same be paid
time of such subscription; nor shall any countv loan its credit
for stock in any
1909
It contained
EXEMPTION
a
law
(Chap.
FROM
179,
Ac.,
Laws
hereafter
section follows:
notes,
TAXATION.—The Legislature of 1903
of 1903) exempting from taxation all
issued
by
State
or
municipal corporations.
passed
bonds,
The
T
General Assembly of the State
of Indiana, That all bonds, notes and other
evidence of indebtedness
hereafter issued by the State of Indiana or by municipal corporations
within the State upon vphich the said State or the said municipal corpora¬
tions pay Interest shall be exempt from taxation.
The above Act became effective April 23 1903.
Another law passed bv the Legislature, and which
became effective
March 4 1911, provides that all boads hereafter authorized by any county
SECTION
I.
Be
It
enacted
by
the
INDIANA—CITIES AND
146
township for the construction of free gravel or macadamized roads, and
or
which bear not higher than 4M% interest, shall be exempt from taxation.
Section 1 of the Act reads as follows:
"Section 1.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Indiana that all bonds hereafter authorized by any county or township
in the State of Indiana, for the purpose of building,
constructing and
paying for the construction of any free gravel, macadamized or other im¬
proved roads, shall be exempt from taxation; Provided, said bonds shall
not bear a greater rate of interest than four and one-half (4M%) per cent
Interest per annum, payable semi-annually.
SAVINGS BANKS* IN VESTMENTS—POWERS AND RESTRIC¬
TIONS.—The provisions regulating the Investments and loans of savings
banks in the State of Indiana are contained in Sections 19 to 24, inclusive,
of the Constitution, as published in the report of the Banking
Department for 1913.
Chapter 153 of the General Laws of 1919 permits
Federal Land Bank
ortToint Stock Land Bank organized under the Federal Farm Loan Act.
We give Sections 19 to 24. inclusive, in full below, together with Chapter
153 of the General Laws of 1919.
<
of Chapter 5
the investment of savings funds in bonds issued by any
INVESTMENT OF FUNDS—Sec. 19.
Water-Works Impt. (tax-free).
4Ms'12 M-N$18,000c-Novl5'21-'32
Refunding Bonds (tax-free).
4Ms'09 M-N$l 1,000c-Nov 15 *21-'27
4Ms'12
I8,000c.Nov 15 '21-'32
4Ms'14
■
13,000—Nov 15'21-29
—
the same
School
SCHOOL
Bonds (Tax-free).
J-J
5s '18
8,000. .$2,000 each 6
mos.
beginning July 1 1923
5s '19
$23,000
6s'21
$98,000-July 1 *25-'34
BOND. DEBT June 8 '21- $139,000
—
...
Assess, val. '19
it shall be the duty of the trustees to require the immediate payment of such
loan made by them thereon, or additional security therefor, so that the
amount so loaned shall at no time exceed 90% of the market value of such
loan shall be
made without an agreement from the
borrower that the same shall be subject to the conditions of payment or of
additional security, as required by this section.
securities; and
no
RESERVE.—Sec. 22.
so
The trustees may keep In reserve not exceeding
s-a
Assessed valuation 1920—9,016,110
(80% act.)-6,400,000 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920
1920—-$1.70
Population in 1920
9,085 Population in 1920 (census)
.
INTEREST payable at Stone City
Bank in Bedford and First Nat.Bank,
NT. Y.. and Bedford Nat. Bank.
$5.50
5,840
CENTER SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
This township
(P. O. Muncie) is in
This school city is in Knox Co.
Delaware County.
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 18 '18
$108,000
Tot. ass'd val.'l8 (75%act.)5,685,180
Total tax rate (per $1,000)—$2.40
Building Bonds (tax-free).
Population in 1920 (census)—39.069
BICKNELL SCHOOL CITY.
($14,000 —1923-1933
BLACKFORDCOUNTY.
DEPRECIATION OF SECURITIES.—Sec. 21.
Should the stocks or
other securities on which loans are made, pursuant to the provisions of the
last preceding section, depreciate in value after making any loan thereon,
(P. O. Greenfield)
$47,000-Yrly July 15
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21-$28,000
4Ms'14
Tax rate (per $1,000)
5s '19 M-N
-
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '18
Floating debt
$18,200
7,500
Total debt Dec. 31 '18-25,700
Net debt Dec. 31 '18
3,540
Gravel road debt (add'l).
374,238
Ass'd val. 1920 (net)
29,175,075
Population in 1920 (census)-.14,084
(add'l)
This city is in Monroe County.
Water Bonds.
6s'16
$47,000
cwp. (P. O. Indianapolis) is
Marion County.
6s'20
s-a
$95.000--Dec 15 '21-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921$90,000
Assumed debt (add'l)
23,000
Assess, val. real & personal.5,834,440
(per $l,000)-$2.42
Population (est.) 1920
314,000
CENTER TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Marion Oo.
BOND. DEBT May 1920$27,000
assess, val. 1919
6,187,770
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$9.20
Total
Pop'n 1910, 218,497; 1920—283,414
This township (P. O. Charlestown)
is in Clark County.
School Bonds.
—
4Ms'18 J-J
—
City-Hall Bonds.
—
SCHOOL~TWP,
This
CHARLES TO WN^SCH. TWP.
BLOOMINGT6N!
4s *15
CENTER
in
Co. tax rate 1920
County seat is Hartford City.
It shall be lawful for the trustees of
savings bank, while awaiting opportunity for the judicious Investment
loan the moneys so deposited upon the
security of the stocks and other securities mentioned in the preceding sec¬
tion, not exceeding 90% of the cash market value thereof.
This township
is in Hancock County.
-
dorsers.
of the funds deposited with tbern, to
79,594.680
Pop'n 1910. 36,368; '20 38,533
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
1 1922 CENTER SCHOOL TWP.
5,000c—Jan
4Ms'12 J-J
2,000
-1934
5,000
-1935
24.000 ——1936-1939
BONDED DEBT 1919—
$67,750
Assess, valuation 1919
4,317,610
Population 1920
7,635
any
(add'l)
County tax (per $1,000) '17—$3.99
DISTRICT.
provisions of Section 24; eighth, in dealing in exchange, by purchasing and
selling sight or time drafts payable out of this State: Provided, That no
such draft shall be for a larger sum than $10,000, nor shall any time draft
payable out of the State be so purchased which shall have at time of such
purchase more than 60 days to run until it matures: And provided, also.
That not more than one draft shall be held by any such bank, at any one
time, which is secured by the same endorsers, or by any of the same en¬
LOANS ON STOCKS.—Sec. 20.
debt
Assessed val. 1920---
INT, payable in Bedford.
BEDFORD
It shall be lawful for the trus¬
security; seventh, in real estate subject to the
road
Jan 11920
-
§aid the interest on its legal bonded debt mortgage or unincumbered real
tates; fifth, in bonds or notes secured by in lawful money of the United
on
i
Assessed val., real estate
Assessed val., personal
Mortgage exemptions
—
authority of law; fourth, in the stocks or bonds of any State In the Union
that has, for five years previous to such investment being made, regularly
shall be loaned
Gravel
$571,973
39,751,525
13,663,156
723,735
Total val. 1919
52,690,946
GEN. BD. DT. May 12 '21 $68,000 County tax (per $1,000) 1919—$3.80
Floating debt
8.614 Population in 1920 (census)—16,315
*
INT. at County Treas. office.
Sinking fund (General-—3,250
1 Water
32,000
Assessed val'n, real estate-5,118,700 CASS COUNTY]
Assessed val'n, personal
Logansport is the county seat.
1,810,200
Other assess, property
Bridge Bonds.
190,000
S207 50f)
Tot.assess.val(70%act.)'21 7,118,900 4K
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *21$41.60 BD. DT" Bridge Apr lTr19 $207",500
Twp. gravel road bonds—
588,422
Population 1910, 8,719; 1920, 9,076
tees of any savings bank to Invest the money deposited therein only as
follows, to wit:
First, in the stocks or bonds or treasury notes of the
United States; second, In the stocks or bonds of this State; third, in the orders
or bonds of any county, city or town in this State, issued pursuant to the
estate situate in the county where the bank is located or in an adjoining
county in an adjoining State (or in any other county in the State of Indiana)
worth, exclusive of perishable improvements, at least twice-the amount
loaned thereon; sixth. In promissory notes or bills of exchange before their
maturity, payable at some chartered bank within this State, and having
not to exceed twelve months to run from the date of the loan or purchase,
made or endorsed by two or more responsible freeholders, one of whom, at
least, shall be a resident of the State of Indiana: Provided, That no such
note or bill shall exceed the sum of $10,000 and that no more than $10,000
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
May 11933
$36,000
BONDED DEBT 1918—
$36,000
Total assess, val. 1918
1,525,420
$10,000
5s *15
10.000
GEN. BD. DT. Sept 13 '19
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$15 70
$87,490
167,345 CICERO TOWNSHIP.
Sinking fund
4,883
This twp, (P. O. Tipton) is in
Tot. ass'd val. *19—
11,110.540
Tipton County.
Total tax rate(per $l,00d)'19.$26.00
School Investment Bonds.
Population 1920
11,595 5s'19
J-J
$48,000-July 1 '22-'20
—
20% of the total amount of deposits, without investment, or deposit the
call, with or without interest, in any bank in this State, organized
or under the laws of the United States, or in any
same on
under the laws thereof
national bank in the United States.
RESTRICTION ON LOANS.—Sec. 23.
No loan shall be made upon
the security of real estate, as provided in subdivision 5 of Section 19, or
upon notes or bills as
consent of a majority
provided in subdivision 6 of said section, without the
of the trustees, or the unanimous consent of the com¬
by-laws of such bank.
mittee of investment, which may be created under the
REAL ESTATE PURCHASES.—Sec. 24.
trustees of any
It shall be lawful for the
savings bank to purchase, hold and convey real estate as
follows, and not otherwise:
First.
A lot and banking-house requisite for the transaction of its busi¬
ness, and for an income from such portions of the same as are not required
for its
own use.
Second.
loaned,
as shall have been mortgaged to it in good faith for money
which it shall have purchased a mortgage.
Such
or upon
Third.
Such as sbiall have been purchased at sales upon judgments or
decrees obtained upon claims in favor of the bank, or which may be so pur¬
chased to prevent loss pon claims held by the bank.
Chapter 153 General Laws of 1919—That any life insurance, fire insur¬
live stock insurance, casualty or accident insurance, or bonding or
company, or trust company, or saving bank, now or hereafter
organized under the laws of the State of Indiana, in addition to the invest¬
ment of its funds as now provided by law, be and hereby is authorized and
empowered to invest its funds in the bonds issued by any Federal Land
Bank or Joint Stock Land Bank organized under the Federal Farm Loan
ance,
surety
Act.
Assessment debt
BLOOMINGTON~SCHOOL
STATE
—
—
—
INT. at Bloomington or Breed,
Elliott & Harrison, Chicago, 111.,
COUNTY.
OF
''
County seat is Decatur.
BOND, DEBT Apr. 8 '21
$60,000
Gravel road debt
$801,572
Assessed val., real..
33,553,550
Assessed val., personal—-16,682,940
29,767
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
—
6,000
___
„
...
5s '19
^
,
A-O
170,000c—Oct 15 1937
INT. on 6s payable to County
Tread.; on 5s at City Treasury ana
4 Ms at Farmers' Trust Co.
on
22,000
A-0 '21-'37
AUBURN SCHOOlT CITY.
100,000
This school city (P. O. Auburn)
6s *21
M-N100.000.Nov 15 '22-'41
is in De Kalb County.
(Optional April 1 1926.)
4H&
5s '19
Twp. gravel road bonds
(additional) Jan 1 1920.
Sinking fund
l
Assess, val. 1919
Population in 1910
93,386
INT. at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co.,
ANDERSON."
This city is in Madison
County.
Refunding Bonds.
$16.000
1927
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s
$ *5>,r00-_$7,500 yearly
6s *21
26,000
5s *19
80.000
1924
Fire Dept. Bonds.
6s
$22,500
*
City Hall Bonds.
4Ms'16 F-A $26,000C___
—.
-
6,460,000
—.4,650
-
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY.
—
-
-
5,737
-
4Ms'17 M-NI25.000
Hospital (Red. after 1920).
4s '15
M-N $40,000c_M-N '22-25
£^*££^£TT\Dec31 '18
$92,505
$39,111
standing (add'l)
605,671
Total val'n 1920
>--—52,153,615
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
$9.20
Popul'n 1910, 24,813; 1920, 23,887
—
___
BEDFORD.
This city
is In Lawrence County.
Park Bonds.
4 Ms '17 J-D $6,000
Tax rate
Court-House-Building Bonds.
COUNTY.
4s '12
J-J $102,000c.Due 10 bonds
each 6 months until July 11932
J-J
4s *13
$29.500
July 1 1929
Lebanon Is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
J-J
$40,000
Heating Plant
Bonds.
5s '20
Bridge Bonds.
J-D $42,500
5s '17
Jan 1 1928
Semi-ann
$192,000
Sinking fund—
1,071
Gravel road debt (add'l)
Jan 1 1921298,220
Drainage deot (add'l)
228,882
Assessed Val., real estate-17.726.95i
Assessed val., personal
16,639,375
Tot .ass'd val.'20(100% act .)34,366,330
Pop'n 1910,24,673; 1920
23,575 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$9.90
INT.at First Nat. Bank. Lebanon. Population 1910, 32,535; 1920-29,447
($46,000c-May 15 1930
M-N 20,000cMay 15 '3l-'40
20,000cNov 15 '30-39
BOND. DEBT July 10 '20
$45,000
Gravel road debt (add'l).
298,258
Assessed val., real estate.-47,047,485
Assessed val., personal
24,282,060
Total assess, val. 1920;
71,329,545
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$10.81
6s '20
5s '19
M-N 35,000c
GEN. BD. DT. Jan. 1 '21
-
INTEREST at Brazil Trust Oo.
BOURBON
SCHOOL
TWP.
This twp. (P. O. Bourbon)
Marshall County.
Is in
CLAY
SCHOOL
This township
TOWNSHIP.
(P. O. Burney) is
in Decatur County.
Bonds.
($33,000—July 1 *22-'34
4Ms'17 J-J ($36,000c.July 1 *22-'30 6s '20
J-J ( 26,000—Jan 1 '22-'34>
1
6,500c.— July 1 1931
4,000—J-J
1935
BOND DEBT Apr 9 1921$45,000 BONDED DEBT-—
(?)
Total assess, val. 1921
6,480,985 Population in 1920
(census)—„ 1,425
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$14.20
Prin. and int. payable at Delphi.
Population in 1920- — —2,478
4School
CLINTON
.1927
a
COUNTY.
Frankfort is the county seat.
BRAZIL.
Columbus is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
NET DEBT Dec. 31 '18Gravel
road
bonds out¬
CLARK SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
This twp. (P. O. Ladoga) is in
Montgomery County.
4s '17
M-S
36,000
city islin Wells County.
($1,500 each six months July 1 1918
Water Works Bonds.
to Jan. 1 1931.)
6s * 19
M-S $ 15,000- -Sept 1 1929
5s '18
Jan
3.725-Jan 1 *22-*28
6s '20
J-D
51,000—J-D '22-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21
$32,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1920$34,000
Assess, val. 1920
-5.900,000
Assessment debt
11,403
13,839
New York City.
—
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1920- $116,000
1920
-
$54,330
Floating debt
5,500
Assess, val., real estate-—-7,787,840
Assess, val., personal
1,222,425
Other assess, property
1,300,000
Tot.assess.val.'19(act. val.)10,310,265
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920——$4.10
Population in 1920
6,841
.
T^^r,(0&tional Dec. 19 1929.)
710.508 Population
Assessed valuation 19 0-219,174,040
Total tax rate (peril,000)' 19
$15.Oo
-s
$70,000-_-Dec 19 1944
ann
3,3302,000——
This
---
Court House Bonds.
4s
J-J $338,000— .—1921-1935
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 *20.
$661,000
J-J
A-F
BOND. DEBT 1919——
Brazil is the county seat.
INDIANA.
Tot.val. *20 (abt.60% act) 50,236,490
ANDERSON SCHOOL CITY.
Mortgage exemptions.—. 1,159,290 4Ms'14 J-J
13,000
Jan 15 '22-'2S
Net assessed valuation
49.077,200 5s '19
40,000-July 1921-1928
State & co. tax (per $1,000) '21 _$1.95
6s '20
$40,000
Sept 9 1925
Population in 1920 (census)- .20,503 BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1921
$93.000
Assessed valuation 1921--35.375.280
ALLEN COUNTY.
(Assessment full value.)
County seat is Fort Wayne.
School tax (per $1,000) 1921---$8.40
Grade Separation Bonds.
Population in 1920
29,767
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
4^s'17 A-O /24.000C.A&0 15'21-*32
4Mb
(per $1,000) 1921
$1.79
-3,000
TOTAL DEBT
51,140 Population 1920
INT. on bonds of 1918 payable at
Cash on hand
8,933
Citizens' State Bank of Ladoga.
Net assess, val. 1920
5,700,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919.—$21-00
CLAY COUNTY!
Population in 1920 (census)
5,391
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920$212,000
Total valuation 1919
31,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$5.40
Population in 1920
4 Ms
School Bonds.
BLUFFTON.
BOONE
ADAMS
CITY.
4Ms'12 J-D $28.500-1922
4Ms'14J-J
10.000—
1925
4Ms'15
10,000
1926
4Mb
3,000
1924
4 Ms'16 J-J
13,900
J-J 1923-1933
TOTAL DEBT Mar 17 *20
$65,400
Floating debt-60,000
Assess, val. '20 (act. val.) -11,110,540
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$8.60
Floating debt
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
-s
(add'l)
This city Is In Clay Co.
Inc. as
town Dec. 18 1866; city May 8 1873
Refunding School.
M-N $10.000c
1921
Refunding Water.
4ks 14 M-N$18.500
M-N '21-'29
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 '21-$27,500
4s
Hospital Bonds.
5s '18
s-a $100,000c
TOTAL DEBT Apr 71920 $100,000
Total assessed value '20 $32,224,140
Population in 1920 (census).-27,737
CLINTON SCHOOL CITY.
P.
O.
Sinking fund--4,757
Clinton; located in Ver¬
Tot.asses.val.'20(100%act)7,519,l85 million County.
Tax rate (pot $1,000) 1920-—$38.50
School Building Bonds.
J-J j$32,000—July 1 '22-'25
Population 1910,9,340; 1920-—9,293 5s *20
1 90,000-July 1 »26-'35
TOTAL DEBT May 1920- $154,000
CARROLL COUNTY.
Assessed value
County seat is Delphi.
7,800,000
♦Court-House Bonds.
Population 1920
10,962
Prin. and Int. payable at the Clin¬
4Ms'16M-N $85,000 M&N15 *21-'26
G(£N. BD. DT. Jan 1 '20-
f
$105,000
ton Trust Co. of Clinton.
INDIANA—CITIES
June, 1921.]
TOTAL DEBT June 5 '20.
$54,000
Assessed val., real estate
4,589,920
columbia city.
This city is in
Whitley County.
Electric Light Bonds.
6s '21
s-a
$75,000
Jan
1927
$27,000
1
TOT. BOND. DT. Apr '21
Water plant and electric
light debt (incl.)
Sinking fund.
10,972
4,823.370
$28.00
4,000
Total assessed val. 1920
Tax rate 1920 (per 1,000)
Population 1921 (est.)
Daviess County.
School Bonds.
Total
assess.
1,492,270
.1,062,990
7,145,180
.
vaL 1921
j
This city Is In Bartholomew
Co.
Water-Plant Bonds.
1 1923
4Hs'13 J-J
$38,000c
Jan
Funding Bonds.
3Hb'06 J-J
$27,000c
Jan
(Subject to call after Jan. 1
Refunding Bonds.
3Ms'06 J-J
$8,000c
Jan
(Subject to call after Jan. 1
3^s'09 J-J
$26.000c—July
de kalb county.
5s *19
12,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21
1 1936
1926.)
1 1929
1924
$111,000
—_
_
Assess, val. real estate
1 1936
1926.)
Court-House Bonds.
J-J
$20,000c__Jan
Power-House Bonds.
4s '12
J-J
$4,000c—Jan
Jail Bonds.
$8,343,265
$5,777,120
Assess, val. personal
Tot. ass'd val.'20 (act. val.) 13863,105
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$8.40
15 1922
15 1922
40,000—Jan 15 '23-'24
BOND. DEBT May 27 '21
$64,000
Gravel road debt (add'l)
47,800
Assess, val. '20 (act.val.).52,124,835
Population 1910, 24,054; 1920.25,600
INT. payable at Co. Treas. offloe.
—
delaware
is Muncie.
DEBT Apr 17 '19 $108,163
12,197
65,646,290
Sinking fund
Assess, val. real
Assess, val., personal
Tot. assess, val. 1920
Floating debt (add'l)
Sinking fund
Total assessed val'n 1921-15,226.940
41,457,205
107,103.495
9,990 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *18 $8.00
Pop'n 1910. 51,414; 1920
56,377
the People's Savings & Trust Co.
at
on
the 3 Hs Is payable
This
city is in Madison County,
as a city April 27 1891.
Refunding Bonds.
5s'03
J-D $45.000c__.June 1 1923
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 5 '21—
$85,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
18,000
Floating debt (add'l)
25,000
Sinking fund (general)
18,320
Assess, val. real
4,276,620
Inc.
County
seat
is
BOND. DEBT
$65,000
5s '20
This city is in Fayette
Fire
Dept.
County.
Bonds.
6s'20
s-a $120,000-GEN. BD. DT. Apr 26 '20Assessment debt (add'l)—
$68,00
67,638
Floating debt
42,079
Sinking fund (on hand)
8,654
Assessed val., real estate..6,138,086
Assessed val., personal
6,356,280
Tot .ass'd val.' 19 (100 %act) 12,494,366
Pop'n 1910, 7,738; 1920.9,901
crawford
Bridge Bonds.
J-D
$3,500
Dec 1921
J-D
18,500-Dec 15 *21-'30
J7,650-June 15 '22-'30
Court-House Bonds.
4s '09 '10 J-D$32,000
1921-1930
BOND .DEBT June 5 1920
$47,600
"county.
County seat is English.
BONDED DEBT
Gravel road debt
None
44,417
Assessed val., real estate..3,035,400
Assessed val., personal
1,809,960
Other assess, property
1,048,615
Tot. ass'd val.*19 (act. val.)5,893,975
State&Co.tax (per $1,000)' 19.-$5-00
Population 1910, 12,057; 1920-11,201
crawford sville.
This city Is In Montgomery Co.
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s *10
J-D $48,000
-----4s '11
A-O
12,430—Oct 1 '21-'31
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '21$100,000
(add'l)__
235,200
Total val. 1919 (act. val.).17,981,290
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1919._S2.50
Population in 1920 (census)..19,915
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
Evansvllle
the
Is
corp.
city Is
In-
in Lake County,
1886.
Funding Bonds.
.—
Park Bonds.
5s '19
Fire Engine Bonds.
5s '19
$11,200
1924
...
Building Bonds.
J-D
$8,365c
6s'08
TOT. BD. DT. June23 *20
1929
$301,651
$81,321
Assessed val., real estate..55,747,175
Assess, val., pers'l & corp.23,136,220
Assessed val. other prop._ 9,196,045
Sinking fund
Assessed val. 1919
Tax rate (per $1,000)
88,079,440
1919—$13.40
35.967
1920
INT. payable at Treasurer's offloe.
Sinking fund (light)
53,024
Assess, val.'20(100% act.) 15,204.250 east chicago school dist.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920
$6.00 5s '12
F-A $30.000c
1921-1922
Pop'n in 1920
10,139 5s *09
F-A
24,000c—.Feb '22-'28
INT.
at
Citizens'
Nat.
Bank,
4^8*15
65,000
Sept '21-'26
Crawfordsville.
6s '20
M-S 300,000
Sept 1 1925
—
crawford sville sch. city.
This district Is In Montgomery Co.
4s'11
A-O
4s *15
M-S
$2,000c...Oct 11921
32,500—Sept 1 *22-'25
Refunding Bonds.
4s *09
5s '18
A-O $13.000c
J-J
150,000
1921-1934
1924-1933
GEN. BD. DT. Apr
11 '21 $576,000
5,000
49,000—July 1 *26-'30 Assessed valuation 192l-$87,489,975
5s,19
21,264-_July 1'31-31 School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$7.40
5s '19
55,000.-Nov 1 \34-'35 Population In 1920 (est.)
36,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21— $135,064
INT. on 5s of 1909 at Halsey,
Assess, val. '20 (act.val.).13,972,355 Stuart & Co., Chicago, and on 4s of
School tax (per $1,000) 1920..$12.00 1909, 5s of 1912 and 4Hs of 1915 at
Population 1920 (est.)
.11,000 First Nat. Bank in East Chicago.Ind.
INT. at Eiston Nat. Bk., Craw¬
5s '18
Floating debt
—-
...
east
Bounty.
chicago and indiana
corp'n.
harbor sch.
School
County seat is Washington.
Bonds.
5s *18
J-J $150,000..July 25 '24-33
Bridge Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Mar 24 '20 $296,000
4J^s
$54,600
5s '19
M-N 27,000.—M-N '22-'30 Total assessed val. 1919-.88,079,440
Monument Bonds.
City and school tax rate (per
$1,000), 1919
$3.70
_s
$6,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 11920$82,200 Population in 1920
—35,000
Gravel road debt
327,455
...
Tot.ass'dval.T9(80%act.)35,292,960
State &
ELKHART
Co.tax(per $1,000)' 19-$1.60
26,856
Population in 1920
dearborn county.
Lawrenceburg is the county seat.
NET CO. DT. Dec 31'18$9,460
Grav. rd. dt. Apr '18(add'l)$3l2,510
Total assess, val. 1921—25,200,890
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) *17_$9.40
19,998
Pop. 1910,21,396:1920
decatur.
This city is in Adams County.
BOND. DEBT Feb 14 '20.
$32,000
Assessed value 1920
6,563,760
This city is In
Elkhart County.
Funding Bonds.
3Ms'06 s-a
$33,000c—.June 1 1920
4s '17
J-J
30,000c...Jan 1 1937
BOND. DEBT June 1920
$84,000
Floating debt
30.000
Sinking fund
11,556
Total assessed val. 1919—34,708,830
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$7.10
Pop. 1910,19,282; 1920 —.24,277
INT. on 4s payable in Elkhart; on
3>tfs at the Central Trust Co., Chic.
Goshen
Is the county seat.
4s '11
F-A $15,000c.F-A 15 [1925
20,000
Mar ll 1922
17,813
5s '19
s-a
decatur school city.
This district (P. O. Decatur) is in
5s *20
Pop. 1910, 18,793;
1920—
County.
School Bonds.
Adams
F-A $32,000 —.1921-1934
...
70,000—Mar 1 *3[2-'24
30,000
Mar 1/1925
(90,000.Sept 15 '25-'27
119,000—Sept 15 1928
BOND. DEBT May 1920
$259,000
Other debt
/20.000
Assessed val. 1919
32*781,000
7,000-.(Due part... Population in 1920 (census).-24,277
yearly beginning 1920.)
4Hs'19
s-a
'20$1,591,100
i
5,605
123,411,320
City tax (per $1,000) 1920 -—$7.05
Pop'n 1910. 69,647; '20
-85.264
INT. on refunding bonds at Chase
Nat. Bank, N. Y., or at Mercantile
Trust & Sav. Bank, Evansvllle,
$48,000
15,780,000
American
at
Bank,
Nat.
Frankfort.
franklin county.
Brookvllle Is the oounty seat.
evansvtlle school city.
A-O $80.000_0ct 15 '21-'31
A-O J 8,000—-Oct 15 1928
4Ha
...
4s
...
...
BOND. DEBT
26,880
7,448- June 1 '21-'27
11,760. Dec. 1 '21-27
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '18- $165,550
Other indebtedness
17,293
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18
182,843
107,023
NET DEBT Dec 31 1918-
Gravel
road
debt
(add'l)
Dec 31 1918.
115,880
Net taxable val. 1920
23.726,530
County tax (per $1,000) 1916-S11.05
Population in 1920 (census)..14,758
INTEREST
County Nat.
payable at Franklin
Bank, Brookvllle.
franklin
district
sch.
township
This district
(P. O. Roachdale) Is
in Putnam County.
School Bonds.
5s '18
J-J
$27.000..J&J1 1922-'31
TOTAL DEBT Apr 23 '21$30,000
Aug
1 '20
$804,500
Bridge Bonds.
1921—123,000,000 4Hs'05 A-O $50.000c
School tax (per $1,000)
1921_„$8.40
Population in 1920
85,264
INT. at City Nat. Bk., Evansvllle.
fayette county.
Connersville is the county seat,
•
36.500
124,000—Oct 15 '32-'34 Tot.asses.val.'20(100 % act.)4,600,000
120,000—July 6 '21-'35 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$1.94
11,500
Dec 8 1929 Population in 1920 (census)
1,855
2,500
Sept 1 1924
400,000—Aug 1 '23-'38 fulton county.
Rochester Is the county seat.
150,000
1923-1932
4s g '15 J-J
*14
4^s'20
....
J-D
'20
4s '14
County Impt. Bonds.
Apr 4 1925
$50,000
25,433,630
Assess, val. personal and
corporate stock
.17,620,130
Net val. taxable 1920
43,053,760
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '20—$5.15
Population in 1920 (Census)..16,478
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '20-
Assess, val. real estate
4Ha'15M-Nf$18,000-May 15 '22-'34
(
INT.
14.000.Nov 15'21-34
on
4at
Am.
Ex.
Nat.
Bank, New York.
2,000-Mav 15 1935
County bond. dt. Dec.31 '19.$32,000
gary.
Gravel road bds. (add'l)
$28,000
This city is In Lake Co. Inc. July
Assess.val.1920 (70% act.).33,000,000
4 1906.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$1.74
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1920 (census)..17,142 6s '18
J-D $24,289. .Aug 9 '21-'28
(
countyt
floyd
Funding Bonds.
*10
J-J
Garbage-Plant Bonds.
Ms
May $15,000c—May 13 1922
Park Bonds,
as *13
J-D $50,000—Aug 29 1933
4
County seat Is New Albany.
/ $80,000c.Jan 1 *22-'29
4Ma'13
20,000c— Dec 15 1933
\
20,000c—Jan 1 1930
4Ms'17 Feb
60,000
Feb 1 1937
County Infirmary Bonds.
6s '19
M-N140,000-May 17 *24-'39
.8
$23,000—
(Due $35,000 each 5 years.)
GEN. BD. DT. May 15 '21 $123,000
Street & Garbage Equip. Bonds
Gravel road dt. (add'l)—
360,429 4s
Sept $20,000c—Aug 21 1921
Net assess, val. 1920
13,430,620
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$22.46
4^s
Oct $50,000c—.Oct 10 1931
Population in 1920 (census)..30,661 4Ms'13
15.000
Apr 1 1923
INT at New Albany Nat. Bank,
4Mb
28,000—July 12 1928
Fire Station Bonds.
fort wayne.
4s
$28,500—July 20 1927
This city (Incorporated 1840) Is the
BOND. DEBT June 1 '20
$421,000
county seat of Allen County.
Sinking funds
86,395
s
$25,000
Asses.val.T9(100% act.) 132,807.575
Refunding RR. Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$5-60
4Hs'13 A-0$140,000—Oct 10 1933
Population in 1920
55,378
Convention Hall Bonds.
INT. on 4s, 4Mb & Garbage Plant
[$42,500c
Apr 1 1922
4s *17
A-O
75,000c..Apr 10 1927 4 Ms at City Treas. offloe; on Police
....
...
...
—
...
3,000c
1921-1924
(107,500c. .Apr 10 1937
Water
6s '21
Bonds.
$50,000--.May 16 1926
Works
...
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
45*s
$120,000.June 1'25&'30
4Ms'20 J-D
1,000
June 1 1925
4^s'20J-D /59,000
June 11925
148,000- —-June 1 1930
Street Paving Bonds.
5s
$76,000.June 1 '25 & '30
6s '20
76,000-June 1 '25&'30
River Impt. Bonds.
5s '20
$68,000.June 1
1925, '30, '35 & '40
...
...
...
^
Land
Purchase
Bonds.
4Hs'18 M-N$90,000c—Nov 4 1948
6s'20
52,500
Sept l 1940
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1921
$942,500
INT.
on
on
bonds of 191L in Elkhart;
others in Chicago ana
Indianap.
(per
and
Fire
Bank.
Sta.
bonds
First
at
Nat.
Hammond.
gary school district.
4Ms*ll J-J
$50,000c
1921
4 Ms
75,000c—Feb 1 1922
F-A
60,000c—Nov 1 1933
4.408*11 J-D
23.000
Nov 1 1934
5s '14
J-D
50,000
Dec 1 1935
4s *15
J-D 205,000
5s '19
part yearly
6s *20
175,000
Nov 1 1925
s-a
6s '21
105,000... ..Apr 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21
$743,091
Assessed valuation 1920.138,075,515
*
~
(Assess, about 90% actual val.)
(per $1,000) 1921—$3.45
Population in 1920 (est)
56.000
School tax
INT. on all bonds payable at First
35,653
146,904,500 National Bank, Gary.
Sinking funds
Tax rate
(about actual)
41,453.150
State&Co.tax (per$1,000) '20-S6.20
4Hs'17
BOND. DEBT Dec 31
Sinking fund
Assess, val.
Assessed val. 1920
elkhart county.
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S20.00
Court-House Bonds.
Population in 1920 (census)—4,762 4s '07
F-A $30,000
1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 *21
$77,500
decatur county.
Gravel, road debt (add'l)
692,517
County seat is Greensburg.
Assess, val. real estate
94,977.150
Hospital Bonds.
Assess, val. persoal
17,678,780
5s '20 M-N ($50,000c May 15 *22-'40 Tot. assess, val.(act.val) 112,675.930
\ 50.000c.Nov 15'21-'40 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$3.80
GEN. BD. DT.Jau 1 1921
$803,887 Population in 1920 (census)..56,384
Bridge bonded debt, incl. _
16.Q00
INT. payable at Elkhart County
Gravelrd .dt. Jan.'21 (add'l)
687,887 Loan & Trust Co., Goshen.
Assessed valuation, real..28,736,185
Assessed val'n, personal-.12,716.965
elkhart school district.
Total assessed val'n 1920
4^s
INT.
...
fordsville.
daviess
1 1932
/388,000c.—July 1 1937
\445,900c.— July 1 1942
82,000-Apr 15 '22-25
J-J
4%s'20
Assess, valuation
J-J $125,000.—Apr 15 1939
Population in
4s '12
ol
Jan. 3 1916.
Retunding Bonds.
J-J $672,200c—Jan
a
$100,000
July 1 1925
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1921.)
Refunding Bonds.
6a '04
J-D $15,000c
1921-1925
5s '15
seat
county
Incorporated 1847.
4s *14
east chicago.
This
Assessed val. 1920
4Hs'14
evan sville.
4s '12
Gravel road debt
connersville.
BOND. DEBT June 9'21
4s '17
Bank, N. Y.
4s '16
Apr 6 *21—
dist.
$16,600__July 1 '22-'23
25.000—Jan 1 1929
—
4s *11
J-D $59.000c_J&D 1 '21-'30
personal
5,279,305
(Part each six months—V.91.P 1790)
Tot .ass'd val.'20(act.val.) .9,555,925
Court-House Furniture Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1921—.$13.30 4s
12
J-D
$8,000c—J&D 22-29
Population 1910, 11,028; 1920-10,790
Bridge Bonds.
INT. on 5s at Nat.Shoe & Leather
4s '12
M-S
$900
Dec 1922
Bank, N. Y.; on 6s at Hanover Nat.
Popula¬
Jasper.
tion 1910, 19,843.
Tot.val.'20(abt.80% act.) 13,460.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$10.70
Population in 1920 (est.)
8,950
INTEREST payable in Columbus.
frankfort~school
4^s'15
„
Town of Howell annexed
du bois county.
Building Bonds.
4>*sT5 F-A $40,000c.Aug 1 '25-'40
6s '20
F-A $25,000.-Aug 1 '21-26
1,400
(per $1,000) 1920..$26.40
Population in 1920 (census)..11,585
rate
4HS'13 J-J
Vanderburg Co.
school city.
columbus
Tax
elwood.
Population in 1910,8.813; '20,
INTEREST
35,000
TOT. DEBT Mar 16 '20.
$30,000
Assessed val., real estate_31,200,000
Assess, val.
COUNTY.
The county seat
BOND.
$32,000
—_
County.
Electric Light Bonds.
5s '18
s-a
$40,000c__Jan 1 '22-*29
NET DEBT June 3 192U- $101,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-S13.00
Population in 1920
1,995
Auburn Is the county seat.
4J4s'18
4Hs
This city is in Clinton
Elmore) is in
This township (P. O.
Assessed val., personal— 1,800,000
Tot. assess, val.*20 (actual) 33,000,000
$3.26
4,762
$1,000) 1921
Population in 1920
4s '12
columbus.
frankfort.
elmore school township.
Assessed val., personal.
Other assessable property
Tax rate (per
13.000
_
147
TOWNS
AND
1
$1,000) 1920—121.70
1910, 63,933; 1920, 86,549
INT. payable in Tri-State Loan &
Trust Co., First and Hamilton Nat.
Bk., Old Nat. Bk., and the Lincoln
Popul'n
1
O
gill school twp.
This
township
non) is in Sullivan
(P. O. New Leba¬
County.
School Bonds.
Nat. Bank, all of Ft. Wayne.
4Ms'16
$16,487.June 15 *22-'30
'16
7,000
dist.
Refunding Bonds.
A-O $50,000c...Oct 1 1921
3Hs
4Ms'16
$9,300.June 15 '21-'35
A-O
4s '09
90,000c—Oct 1 '21-23 BOND. DEBT May 17 *18 $32,500
J-D
4fl *12
80,000c. June 1 *22-'28 Floating debt
—
2,700
F-A 150.000c..Feb 14 *24-*23 Total assessed val. 1918—1,803,235
4s '14
J-J
4s '16
100,000c-July 15'26-'35 School tax (per $1,000) '19—$12.90
s-a $872,000
s '20
Nov 1 1925
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '2t.$l,342,000
goshen.
Floatlrg debt
16,000
This city Is In Elkhart Co. Incorp.
Assessed val. 1920
137,000.000
as town May 1831; city May 1868.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$7.50
6s '20
40,000
1
INT. at u.S.Mtge.& Tr.Co., N. Y.
fort
wayne~school
—
...
..
...
...
Funding Bonds.
*22-'29
J-D $/8,365c.J&D
$89,527
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 *1834,705
Sinking fund (cash)
54,822
NET DEBT Dec 31 '18—
Assess, val. '18 (45% act.).4.681,595
_
fountain
4s '07
county.
Covington is the County seat.
Bridge Bonds.
5s *20
J-J $282,600..July 1 *21-'36
BOND. DEBT July 1920$290,300
Gravel road debt (add'l)
494,009
_
Total assessed val.
.
1919 —49,074,820
Population in 1920 (census)..18,823
City tax (per $1,000) 1916
Pop'n 1910, 8,514; 1920
INT.
at
Salem
$12 22
9,525
Bank, Goshen.
COUNTY.
HENDRICKS
GBANT COUNTY.
County seat Is Marlon.
__
property—12.385,935
val.>.93,367,505
Tot. val. 1919 (act.
State & Co. tax (per
$1,000) '19.$4.60
Pop'n 1910, 51,426;
19^0
INT.
Co.
at
51,353
Treasurer's office.
Benton
4s *16
County.
$30,800
J-J
J28,000--July 1 *22-'28
1
Is in
Vermilion County.
July 1 1929
TOTAL DEBT June 12 *19
42,000
Tot,as8ess.val.'18(50%act.)2,427,917
School tax (per $1,000)
$5-00
Population in 1910
1,714
J-J
4Hs'17J-J
TWP.
HOBART.
1,500
SCHOOL
GREENCASTLE
This township (P. O.
Is in Putnam County.
Greencastle)
School Bonds.
$42,800-(Due
4Hs'17 J-J
$1,500
$30,000
Part yearly
5,000—Jan 1 *22-'27
TOTAL DEBT
(7)
Total assess, val. 1918
2,738,255
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—-$10.70
4 Ms* 16
~~
This town is in Lake County.
Refunding Bonds.
6s *21
s-a
$23,000-- Apr 30 '22- 32
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 '18$63,975
Sinking funds
—
7,322
beginning 1923).
2,073,090
$42,800 Net valuation 1918
$4.60
2,099,285 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$16.30 Population 1910, 1,753; 1920, 2,375
Population in 1920 (census)
5,473
HOWARD COUNTY.
J & J
1
TOTAL DEBT 1918
Total assess, val. 1918
GREENE
Kokomo Is the county seat.
COUNTY.
_
$3,474
484,356
_
None
BONDED DEBT
County seat Is Bloomfield.
OEN.BD.DT. Dec31'18
Gravel road debt (add'l)
Gravel rd. debt Apr
Assessed val., real
30 '21.
1910,
36,873;
GREENSBURG
CITY.
SCHOOL
This district Is in
Decatur County,
School Refunding Bonds.
5Hs'19
$19.250——J-J
'21-'29
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 1921$59,500
Ass'd val'n 1920 (80% act.) 6,307,900
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$28.50
Population In 1920
5,345
---
INT.
payable In Indianapolis at
Indiana Nat. Bank.
1 '22-'41
(Optional March 1 1929.)
s-a
HUNTINGTON.
This city is in Huntington County.
First Incorp. Feb. 16 1848; organized
as a city Sept. 17 1873.
Street-Lightng Bo nds.
4Hs'16 J-D/$U,000—Decl0'21-'30
\
1,900--Dec 10 1931
$16.000-
—
—
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921
Fire-Station
4s *16
Oct
1922-1925
15 '22-*35
$2,850
13,000-Feb
—
Bonds.
$16.000.-.Jan 1 '22-'29
Water & Light Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
6s '20
(actual)
_98,045,575
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920— $3.70
Pop'n 1910, 33,177; 1920—43,965
5s *20
5s
in Lake County.
Refunding Bonds.
s-a $100,000--Mar
6s '21
#
5,802,520
Park Bonds.
HAMMOND.
This city Is
679,784
60,626,065
31,616,990
5 Assessed val., personal
1920, 36,75b Other assessed property —
Total assessed val.
1920
Totalassessedvaluation'20 42,236.3
Popul'n
$150,000
4Hs'14 Aug $35,000-Aug
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 *21
-
-
17 '21-'34
$80,750
Bond redemption fund
Water sinking fund--
3,765
143,560
23,400
620,607 Touasses. val.'20
(100 % act.) 20,670,780
Sinking fund
;
$13,103
Mortgage exemption
427,480
Tot .asses .val.'20(100act.>58,148,935
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$26.20
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$7.70 Popul'n 1910, 10,272; 1920. 14,000
Pop'n 1910,20,925; 1920,
36,004
INT. at City Treasurer's office and
Floating debt
Assessed debt (add'l)
HAMMOND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
-s
$4,000
1921-1924
-s
20,000
-1921
Lafayette Heating Plant Bonds,
-s
$4,000 ---1921-1924
Refunding Bonds.
s
..$114,000
1921-1926
Funding Bonds.
4s g
M-NS24,000c
1921-1928
BOND. DEBT 1921
$166,000
Assessed valuation 1920--57,301,235
Population in 1920
—36,000
INTEREST on funding bonds pay¬
In New York
City.
...
...
—
-
,
.
HUNTINGTON
SCHOOL
CITY.
High-School Bonds.
4Hs'15s-a
$85,500cPart yly Oct 22
5s
37,500
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921 — $124,000
...
Sinking fund
Assess .val.
5,000
,
1920(act .val.) 18,683,950
$1,000) 1920—$26-00
1920
14,000
_
Total tax (per
Population
able at First Nat. Bank,
Hammond.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
HUNTINGTON
COUNTY.
Huntington is the county seat.
3X*'04 J-J /
1
$48,000c July 1, 22-23
100,000c—July 1 1924
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1921$148,000
Greenfield is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
551,170
$52,000c_Last bond '28 Gravel road debt
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1921
7,352
$52,000 Sinking fund
Assessed val'n, real estate.36,299,940 Tot. assess, val. 1921
67,914.760
Assessed val'n. personal,.12,268,380 Mortgage exemption
1,301,020
Other assessable property. 7,88l ,740 County tax (per $1,000) '21
$3.40
Total assess, val. 1920
56,450,060 Population in 1920 (census)..31,671
(Assessment actual value.)
INT. at Mercantile Nat. Bk.,N.Y.
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1920_$1.50
Population In 1920 (census).. 17,210 INDIANAPOLISL
INTEREST payable In New York
Indianapolis is the county seat of
at Winslow, Lanier & Co.
Marlon Co.
Original town charter
4Hs&5s J-J
Feb.
HARRISON SCHOOL TWP.
This township (P. O. Terre Haute)
County.
School House Impt. Bonds.
5s '19
J-J f $5,OOOc-July 1 '22-'23
17 1838;
present charter 1905.
Track Elevation Bonds.
J-J SlOO.OOOc.July 1 '22-'23
4s '16
J-J
50.000c-—July 1 1928
4s '15
4s '15
J-J $100,000
June 1
1930
Hospital Bonds.
1 22,000c. July 1 '24-'34 3Hs'06 J-J $100,000c—Jan
DEBT
Apr 7 1921-
$42,500
Floating debt (additional)_
8,088
Total assessed val'n 1920-10,394,520
Population in 1920-
70,189
HARRISON SCHOOL TWP.
This
1 1936
4s *11
J-J
110,000c—June 1 1941
Bridge Bonds.
3Ks'03 J-J
$65,000c.—Jan 1 1924
4s '15
J-J
50,000.July 1 '22-'23
4s *15
J-J
50.000c—-July 1 1925
4s *17
J-J
50,000.—Jan 1 *22-*26
township (P. O. Blufftoh) is 4Ms
16,000—Jan 1 '22-29
County.
Flood Bonds.
7$55,000c—M-N '22-32 3Hs'04 J-J $125,000c—Jan 1 1924
J-J
150.000
\ 3,000c. _M-N
1933 4s '13
May 1 1943
...
in Wells
6s '20 M-N
6s '20 M-N
_____
/
9,000c,May 15 '22-30
1 10.000c.Nov 15'21-30
BONDED DEBT
(?)
2,542,975
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$9-60
Population in 1910
6,742
Population in 1920 (census)
7,036
Assess, value
Prin.
and
1919..
int.
payable
at
the
Studebaker Bank of Bluffton.
HARTFORD
CITY
SCH.'CITY.
4s '15
J-J
4s '16
J-J
540,000c
68,000c
July 1 1940
July 1 1940
3^s'17 J-J
100,000
Jan 1 '22-'31
River-Improvement Bonds.
4s *14
J-J
$63,000c—Jan 1 1926
Park Improvement Bonds.
4s '97
J-J $350,000c
Jan
1 1927
4s '20
J-J $150,000c._Jaii 1 '23-47
5s '20
s-a'
20,000c
Jan 1 1926
4Ms'21 J-J
28,500c_ _Jan 1 '23-'50
Boulevard
Bonds.
3Hs'03 J-J $100,000c—May 1 1933
37,900
Refunding Bonds.
Tot.asses.val.'20(act. val.).6,425,025 4s '94
J-J $109,500c.-.Jan 26 1924
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$6.82 4s '94
J-J
600,000c. „Mar 1 1924
Population in 1920
6,183 4s'94
J-D 300.000c._ June
TOTAL DEBT April 1921-
30 1924
HELT
This
SCHOOL
3Hs'05 J-J
45,000c...July 1 1925
Fire-Department Bonds.
TWP.
township (P. O. Dana) Is In
Vermilion County.
4s *11
4s '14
J-J $200,000c...June 1 1941
J-J
40,000c.July 1 *2 >-'23
4Hs'16 J-D $18,000
J&D 1 '22-'31
4s 16
J-D
6,800--J-D 1 '22-'31
BOND. DEBT Dec31 1920
$32,000
5Ms'20 J-J
Floating debt
City Hall Bonds.
3^9*06 J-J $300,000c—.July 1 1936
3Hs'09 J-J
600,000c...Jan
1 1939
7,000
Tot.asses. val.'20(act. val.). 10,478,345
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$14.80
The
400,000c._Jan 1 *22-'41
Station House Bonds.
4s '97
J-J $ 150.000c,..Jan
1 1927
Assess, val.,
personal
Other assessable property
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (act.)
Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
$6,921,200
1,187,745
19,608,315
1920_$5 90
$5,143,500 Population in 1920 (Census)..20,709
7,602,833
INT. at Co. Treasurer's office.
sinking fund balance
of $y28,/99.*8 Dec. 31 1920.
In ad¬ JEFFERSON SCHOOL TWP.
This district (P. O. Kempton) is in
dition to theabove debt there were
outstanding on Dec. 31 1920 $2,459,- Tipton County.
M-S /$2,000...Mar 15 1922
333
street
improvement
bonds, 6s '21
commonly known as "Barrett Law
\98.000.Mar 15 '23-'36
Bonds."
J-J
These bonds are a first lien 6s '21
(65,000
J&J 1 '22-'33
1 3,000
on
July 1 1933
abutting property and are not
BONDED DEB1
(?)
obligations of the city.
Tot. ass'd val. 1920 (act.>608,326,470
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921——$24.20 JEFFERSONVTLLE.
city had
a
1910
233,650;
314,194.
This city Is
In Clark County.
Refunding City Bonds.
1900. 3Hs'99 F-A $10,000c—Feb 1 '22-'24
In 1890, 105,436; in 1880.
to '97
A-O
(Census),
in
169,164;
75,056; In 1870, 48,244.
Territory
city substantially Increased be¬
tween 1890 and 1900.
of
INDIANAPOLIS
SCHOOL
This district includes the
DIST.
whole of
the city of
54.000c—Apr 1 1922
5s *97
J-J
73,500c—.July 1 1922
3Ms'00 M-N100.000c
Nov 1925
3Xb'06 J-J
9,000c—-Jan 1'22 '24
3X8
8,000.-Jan 1 *25&'26
...
Funding Bonds
J-J
$6,000
Jan 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ,20_$273,800
4s *12
Indianapolis.
Funding Bonds.
floating debt
16,041
3Xb'00 JSr $ 100,000c...July 27- 28
Sinking fund
12,830
4s '99
J-J
214.000
1921-1926 Assess, val. *20
(X act.)
8,395,165
Coupon Notes.
City tax (per $1,000) 1916
$16.00
4Ms
M-S $15,000c_Nov 1 '21-24
Population in 1920
10,098
Educational Trust Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at the City
3Hs'17 J-J $100,000c...Jan 1 1942 Treasurer's office; also In Chicago
75,000c.July 1 *45-'46 4Ms'15
150,000c-Dec 1 '42-'44 4s '15
150,000—J-Dec 1 1961 4s *15
3^s'16 J-J
/50,000c—July 1 1947
t25,000c—July 1 1946
}25,000
July 1 1947
4s '13
3Hs*17 J-J
$30,000
1927
5,000
2,500
4,000
—
1922
1 1923
July 1 1923
...
...
4 2-5s'16
CITY.
SCH.
JEFFERSONVTLLE
J-J
J-D
3.65*16 J-J
4s '15
—
Jan
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'14
$10,000.
1921
...
10.000
1923
150,000
July 11948 4s '15
A-O 200,000c—Apr 1 1939 BOND. DEBT May 19 '21 $67,000
J-J 400,000
July 1 1939 Assessed valuation 1920.-.8,200,000
% act. value.)
s-a 225,000-—Apr 10 1940 (Assessment about
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)
$10.11
s-a 700,000c..Dec 15 1939
.111,000
s-a 500,000c__Mar 15 1940 Population in 1920
—
...
4^s'19
4^8*19
4%s'20
4Hs'l9
4^s'20
4%s'20
4%s'20
4%s'20
5s
20
200,000c. .May 15 1940
1,645,000c. .June 15 1940
INT. at First Nat.
s-a
s-a
50.OOOc__.July 1 1940
s-a/ 126,000c—.Oct 20 1925
\ 1,050,000c.Oct 20 '26-'39
A-O 175.000c—.Oct *26-32
Bk., Jefferson-
ville.
s-a
5s '21
Annex School Bldg. Bonds.
COUNTY.
JENNINGS
The county seat is Vernon.
BONF. DEBT
None.
GEN.
Gravel road b'ds Apr 14 '21 .$122,735
$4,250 —-1921-1926 Assess, val. *20(100% act.)18,227,925
24.000
1921-1928 Tax rate (per$],000) 1920*,
$1.85
Library Site Bonds.
Population in 1920 (Census)..13,280
4s
J-J $125,000c.—Septl946
4^s'15 J-J
500,000c...—July 1955 KENDALL VILLE.
Building, Refunding, Sec.
This city is in Noble County.
4s
J-J $158,750..July 1 '22-'26
Electric Light & Water Bonds.
4^s'20 F-A 550,000
Feb 5 1940 6s '21
A-O $70,000—-Oct 5 '23-'36
4^8*20 s-a 390,000
Feb 10 1940 BOND. DEBT Apr 21 192L $97,000
TOT. DEBT May 1 1921.$8,494,250
Sinking funds
30,714
Assessed valuation 1920.608,000,000 Tot. ass'd val.'20 (act. val,)8,918,327
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920—$0.80 City tax rate (per $1,000) *20—$9.20
Population in 1910
233,650 Population 1910, 4,981; 1920—5,273
Pop'n 1920 (city directory)-.314.000
INT. payable at Winslow, Lanier
KNOX COUNTY.
& Co.. New York and at Indiana
County seat is Vincennes.
Trust Co., Fletcher Amer. Nat. Bk.,
Refunding Bonds.
Indianapolis; Merchants Nat. Bk.,
4Hs'15
$30.000
1935
and Marion County Treas. office.
4^s'16 J-J
4Hs'l8 J-J
...
Hospital Impt. Bonds.
6s '20
JACKSON COUNTY.
Brownstown
is
the
county
seat
Court-House Bds. (tax-free).
J-J
$35,000c.July 1 '22-'29
4s '11
J-J
12.000c.Jan 1 *22-'31
COUNTY BOND. DEBT
4s '10
Jan
1
1921.1
Gravel road bonds outst'g
Court-House Bonds.
BOND.
Jan. 1 '21.
liabilities
Floating debt (add'l)
—
is in Vigo
Total
POPULATION.—1920,
Is HIGHLAND SCHOOL TWP'
This township (P. O. Perrysville)
(P. O. Boswell)
In Benton County.
J-J
$1,000) 1920—$4.70
TOTAL DEBT, &c.—Total funded debt
TWP.
SCHOOL
township
4s '16
Part yearly
BOND. DEBT Mar 15 *20$29,600
Total assessed val. 1919— 4,944,625
School tax (per
This
INT. payable at Winslow
Lanier
Co., New York and Indiana Tr.
Co., Indianapolis.
&
Danville is the county seat.
4s *12
J-J $225,000-July 10 '23-32
Bridge Bonds.
5s'18
Jan $35,000
1922-1930 TOTAL DEBT May 19'21 $225,000
Gravel road debt (add'l)
29,000
Flood Bonds.
Assessed val'n 1920 (act.) .59,309,470
5s
M-NS10,000c
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$4.20
($4,000 each June)
Jail Bonds,
Population in 1920 (census) —20,291
INT. at County Treas. office.
4s
Feb $20,000c_Feb 1 '22-'23
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '20$81,000
Assess, val. real
54,296,060
HICKORY GROVE SCH. TWP.
Assess, val. personal
26,685,510
This township (P. O. Ambia) is in
Other assess,
GRANT
[Vol. 112.
INDIANA-CITIES AND TOWNS
148
CO. BD. DT. Dec 31 '19.
$33,500
Twp. gravel road bonds..
874,152
51,027,365
25.967,580
Assess,
val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
76,994,945
$47,000 Tot. assess, val. 1919
Co. tax rate (per $1,000)'19 $14.47 -r
30,000
46,24o
318.842 Population in 1920
Drainage assess, (add'l)..
24,500
Tot. val. 1920 (60% act.)_36,163,0l0
(Assessment at actual value
under 1919 law.)
Total tax (per $1,000) '20
$26.10
Population in 1920
M-N/$68,500_May 15 '22-'30
I 75,000-Nov 15 '21-'30
KOKOMO.
This
city Is In Howard County.
Real Estate Bonds.
$27y,000—Jan 5 '22- 30
__s
...
Park Bonds.
(Census)..24,228
__s
Co. Treas. office
...
_.s
INT. payable at
...
This township is in Hamilton Co.
4^s'15 J-J*
14,000.-J-J 15 '22-*29
I
250
Jan 15 1930
5s
19,000
$113,500—Aug 10 1950
16,000—Nov 30 1950
Fire Apparatus.
JACKSON SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
4^sT5
&
$11,500—1921
-—
1925
5 yrs.).
'22- 31
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '20- $214,500
20,000
(5,000—J&J15
'32-'36 Floating debt (add'l)
11.516
5s '17
J-J
500
Jan
1937 Sinking funds
(1,000
Jan
1937 Assess, val. '20 (1-3 act.) .50,845,23d
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 1921
$36,950 City tax (per $1,000) 1920—$5 80
Floating debt
6,500 Population in 1920 (Census) —30,067
Sewer Bonds ($12,500 eg.
M-S $>5.000c.Mch 1
4s *11
-
...
INT.
$43,450
TOTAL DEBT—
at
Assessed valuation 1920—7,511,065
(per $1,000) 1921—$9.80
Population in 1920 (Census)—4,574
♦INT. at First N. Bk., Arcadia.
Tax
rate
KOKOMO
...
Assess,
Kokomo.
—
s-a
$37,500
115,000
—
Nov 1 1925
High School Bonds.
4s '14
J-J $ 130,000c.Jan 1 *22-*34
BOND. DEBT May 19 *21 $285,000
„
Rensselaer is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds.
4X8
*$22,000
July 1 1926
(Optional after July 1 1921).
4Xs
z$24.000. .July 1 '28&'32
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '20$46,000
Gravel road debt (add'l)
456,970
Gash on hand
1,434
_
Bk..
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School Bonds.
5s
6s '20
JASPER COUNTY.
City Nat.
—
val.'19(100%act.>43,520,995
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1919
$1-26
Population in 1920 (Census)..13,961
INT.
on
bonds
marked (*) at
Winslow, Lanier & Co.; on bonds
marked (x) at Third Nat. Bank, and
on bonds marked (z)
at Second Nat.
Bank, all of N. Y. O.
Floating debt
TOTAL DEBT...
4,000
289,000
(actual) —50.193,625
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$169
Population in 1920 (Census)..30,067
INT. at Citizens Nat. Bank. Ko¬
Assess,
val.
komo.
LAFAYETTE.
This city is the county seat of Tip¬
pecanoe County.
Incorp. 1853.
Sewer
Bonds.
$10,50010,375
(Due beginning July 1 1918.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
JAY COUNTY!
4Hs
J-D $75,000c.—June 1 1921
Countv seat is Portland.
TOTAL DT. Dec 31 '18—
$80,000 (Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
$240,000
DET DEBT Dec 31 '18—
15,712 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '2120,488
Gravel road bonds (add'l)
$662,429 Sinking fund
Ass'd val'n (real & pers'l). 14,814,325
Net valuation 192)
48,001,000
408,490
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '16.$10.90 Corporations
Tot. ass'd val. Dec. 31*19-15,222,815
Population in 1920 (Census)__23,318
City tax (per $1,000) 19>1_. .$24.50
Population 1910. 20,081; 1920.22,486
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
INT. at office of Blair & Co., N. Y.
Madison Is the county seat.
_s
4s
...
—
_
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'13 M-N$16,250—M&N '21-'33
Toll-Road Purchase.
4s
F-A $24,700c. 2 bonds y rly
CO. BD. DT. Apr 14'21-$32,800
Gravel road bonds (add'l).
169,938
Assess, val., real estate—11,587,125
SCHOOL CITY.
.None
(100%act.)29,394,650
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$8-15
Population in 1920
22,486
INT. at City Nat. Bank, Lafayette.
LAFAYETTE
BOND. DEBT
Assess, val.'20
June, 1921.]
INDIANA—CITIES AND
TOWNS
149
*
LAKE
COUNTY.
Crown Point Is the
county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
10
J-J
$33,500
4Mb 12 J-J
15,000
434s 13 J-J { 47,000
5s
I
4Ms'13
434s 14 J-J
Jan
1
1922
July 11922
Jan 1 1923
Jan
95.000
TOTAL DEBT June 24 '20
Warrant debt
1924
July 1 1922
54.500
Jan
434s'15
125,250
434s'15
6,175
434s'15
67,500
434s'16
4,500
Hospital Bonds.
5s '19
$100,000
Almshouse Bonds.
434s 12 J-J
$67.500
—
Jan
—
Jan
—
marion
School
4s '15
1
1924
11926
July 1 1925
Jan
1 1930
1 1922
1924
Jan 15 1922
CO. BD. DT. Jan 1 '21— $1,085,675
Gravel road debt (twp. ob¬
$151,000
Total tax (per
$1,000) 1919._.$18.20
Pop. 1910, 19,050; 1920
INT.
marion
21,626
This
loqanspoet school city.
are
tax-free.
43is'13 J-D
434s'14 J-D
lost
ceeek
school
Well Bonds.
-s
'22-'30
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 '18. $114,000
DET BD. DT. Dec 31 '18.
98,092
Total
val,, 1920
(100% actual)
16,629.491
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$9.00
Pop'n 1910, 10,525; 1920
15,158
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
LA
assess,
M-N
POETE
COUNTY.
County seat Is La Porte.
Jail Bonds.
6s *08 M S$28,000c_. Junel'22-'28
Court-House Bonds.
5s '08
J-D $43,7,50.-June 1 *22-'28
5s '09
J-D
8,000c.June 1 ,22-'29
($1.000 in even & $1.500 In odd y'rs.)
TOTAL DT. Dec 31 '18. $114,000
NET. BD. DT. Dec31 '18$98,092
Gravel road bonds (add'l). 1,150,679
Assessed
val., real
County.
Incorp. April 1838.
Refunding Bonds.
334s'06 Aug $10,500c...Aug 1 1921
3348*07 Aug
19,000c
Aug 1 1922
s'08 Nov
11.500c...Nov 1 1923
F-A
19,400c
1930
M-N 14,900c
1926
M-N
12,500
Nov 1 1927
M-N 12,500
Nov 1 1928
son
$4.000
...
20.093,860
Assessed val., personal, &
corporation property.._18,406,779
Mortgage exemption
977,440
Total val'n 1919 (34 act.) .38,500,639
Total tax rate (per il .000) ' 18- .$6.86
3,000
Nov 1 1922
M-N 41,500
Nov 1925
BOND. DEBT Apr 17 '21 .$245,000
Floating debt
4,500
Sinking fund
29,163
Tot. val. 1920
Tax rate (per $1,000)
6,712,045
1920
$9-00
Pop. *10, 6,934; '20 (Census), 6,711
INT. on refunding bonds, except
434s, due in 1922, due 1921, 1922,
1923
and
1930,
are
payable
at
Nat. Branch Bank of Madison; all
other bonds
at First
Nat.
Bank,
Madison.
madison
county.
Anderson is the County seat.
Voting Machine Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago. 5s *20
s-a
$45.000c_Dec 1 '21-'29
Bridge Bonds.
6s
lawrenceburg.
$117,000.-July 1 '22-'30
This city is in Dearborn County. BOND. DT. Jan 1 '21..
$175,000
BOND. DEBT May 16 '19
$72,030,745
$41,000 Assessed val. real
Sinking fund
2,607 Assessed val. personal
43,491,815
Assessed val'n, real estate..
887,365 Total assessed val. 1921.115,522,560
Assessed val'n, personal
$4.40
707,165 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
Total assess, val. 1918
1,594,530 Population (est.) 1921
69,151
Population 1910,45,797; 1920-50,443
...
(Assessment
1-3
actual
Tax rate (per $1,000)
value.)
1919
Population in 1920 (Census)
LAWEENCE
Bedford
$13.20
3,464
COUNTY.
Is the county seat.
Jail Bonds.
...
...
4s '06
M-S
$5,000c.M&S
1922
BOND DEBT Apr 1921.. $111,320
road
~~
This city Is In Grant County.
In¬
corp. 1889.
Population 1910,19,359.
Refunding Bonds.
434s'15 J-J
$29,700
J-J
'22-'38
434s'15
11,800—beg. Aug 5*28
City Bonds.
58
F-A
$8,000c. Aug 1 '21-'24
Market-House Bonds.
4s *12
J&D $50,000c_.Dec 1 1935
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1917.)
Street-Paving Bonds.
5s
$219,706
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 6 '21— $168,097
Floating debt
50,000
Assess, val. '21 (100% acc)30,359,430
City tax (per $l,OO0) 1921
$7.90
Population in 1920
23,747
INT. on 550,000 4s of 1912 pay¬
able at Marion State Bank; on $31,350 refunding 434 s at County Treas¬
—
334 s
M-S $23,000c. .Apr 15 1924
(Subject to call after 1913.)
Bridge Bonds.
434s'15
$14,000
434s'l5 s-a
5,500.$2.500 ea.6mos
5s '20
7,000...Nov 15 1923
Refunding Bonds.
Gravel
MAEION.
debt
(add'l).$319,017
Assess, val. '20 (net)
26,000,000
State & Co. tax (per $1.000)'20-$4.90
Population 1910,30,625; 1920.28,228
INT. at First Nat. Bank, N. Y.
lebanon.
urer's office; on others in New York
is in Boone County.
at office of Winslow, Lanier & Co.
Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds.
6s '21
$45.000c.$10,000June 1
MAEION COUNTY.
'25, '29, '33 and '37,
County seat Is Indianapolis.
and $5,000 1941
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4s *16
M-S $64,000.Mar 14 '22-'36
6s
$20,000c_'25, '30, '35& '40
5s *18
J-D
95,000
1938
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21..
$65,000
Children's Home Bonds.
Floating debt
6.000
4s '16
M-S $48,000.Mar 14 '22-'36
Sinking fund
8,601
Bridge Bonds.
Tot .ass'd val.'21 (75 % acct.) 8,601,165
3348*04 J-J $850,000c...July 1 1924
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)
21.$25.60
334s*08 M-N100,000c...May 1 1928
Population 1920
6,257
334s'08 A-O 100,000
—Oct 1928
3348*09 J-?J
100.000c
Feb 1 1929
lebanon school city.
4348*13 M-N 33,330
1921
6s '21
F-A {$20,000c. .Aug 1 '22-'25
434s'14 J-D 300,000.-Dec 10 '22-'33
1 20,000c..Feb 1 '23-'26 434sT4 J-D 106,000..Dec 10 '21-'34
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1921
$83,000
($7,000 in odd yrs.,$8,000 In even yrs.)
Assessed valuation 1920—8,610,000
4s
16
J-J
75,000. .July 1 '22-'36
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20—$0.94
5s '19
s-a
90,000_Dec 15 *21-'29
Population in 1920
—6.257
534s'21 s-a
300,000--Feb 1 *22-'41
...
...
Flood
Prevention Bonds.
lincoln school township.
4s '15
F-A $460,000.Aug 5 '2i-*34
P. O. Brownsburg, Hendricks Co.
3348*17 M-S
137,000—.Mar '22-37
434s'15 J-J
$28.000.due part each
Track Elevation Bonds.
six mos. beg. Jan 1 1917.
4s '15
A-O $122,072.Oct 1 '21-'35
5s '17
F-A $4.800.Aug 15 '21-'36
Refunding Bonds.
5s '17
F-A 13,770.Aug 15 '20-'37
4s *97
J-D$200,000c—Dec 10 1927
5s '19
s-a
3,500c_Jan 1 '23-'29
334b'05 J-D 200.000c—June 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
3348*08
200,000
June 11928
434s'19 s-a
$4,000c.July 1 '22-'29
Voting Machine Bonds.
BONDED DEBT
(?)
5Ms'21s-a ($50,000..Feb 1 '22-*26
Population in 1920 (Census)... 1,798
i 25,000..Feb 1 '27-'31
LOQANSPOET.
County Bonds.
This city Is In Cass County.
In¬ 3348*99
$300.000
June 3 1929
corporated Feb. 17 1838.
City owns BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21.$3,749,000
water and electrlo-llght plant.
Total assess, val. 1920.-711,705,950
Water Works ImpLf
Pop'n 1910, 263,661; 1920.-348,061
...
...
434s
$10.000
Electric Bonds.
6s '20
J-J
75,000-Jan
—-
1921
'22-'36
j$70,000_ -July 1li;22-;35
INT.
pital
others
on flood prevention and hos¬
bonds
at
Indianapolis;
on
at
Winslow, Lanier & Co.,
New York.
(P. O.
twp.
county.
County seat is Martinsville.
GEN. BD. DT. May 19 '21 $444,210
Gravel
road
bonds
444,221
Fillmore)
...
...
Population in 1910
INT.
5,000
—
bonds marked
(x) at
Co.; (a) at Delaware
Bank, Muncie, (*) in N. Y.
on
Muncie Trust
TVTTAMT
Go. Nat.
county.
Peru Is the county seat.
4s *17
-
J-D$122,000
Apr 1 1937
County Infirmary Bonds.
4>4sT9
|$28,000c_Dec 1 '21->'34
t 20,000c.Dec 1 '35-'39
Bridge & Heating Plant Bonds.
...
4s '16
J-D
$18,000
1921-1936
4>ls,,
---
$43,273
1939
Bridge Bonds.
A-O $34,700.-Apr 1 *22-'33
4s '14
Court House Bonds.
3 Ms
Jan
$78,7 50c. .Jan 1 '22-'26
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21.
$285,523
Gravel rd. bonds (add'l).
608,303
Assess, val., real
39,498,755
Assess, val.,
personal
10,687,285
Other assessable
property10,157,250
val.).60,343,290
County tax (per $1,000)
1920-$.230
Population in 1920 (Census)..28,668
Tot. val. 1920 (act.
INTEREST at Marion Trust
MUNCIE SCHOOL CITY.
4s '14
F-A $200,000—Aug 1 193^
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1922
4Ms
$25,000c—.Aug 7 1922
6s '20
M-S 200,000
Sept 1 1925
6s '21
F-A
50,000..Feb
1 *22-'31
6s'21
200,000c...June 1 1926
BOND. DEBT May 19 *21 $640,000
Floating debt
45,400
Assessed valuation, real—26,908,295
Assessed val'n, personal—31,282,485
Tot. val '21 (100% act.).58.188,780
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$22.20
Population in 1920
36,524
,
...
...
INT. on bonds of 1914 at Union
Nat. Bank, Muncie; on 4Mb at Mer¬
chants'
Nat.
Bank,
Muncie;
on
others at Muncie Trust Co., Muncie.
6o..
Indianapolis.
NEW ALBANY.
This city
Is the county seat of
Floyd County.
Incorp. Sept. 11814
Refunding Bonds.
Inc.1836.
6s *15
J-J $142,500.-July 1 '21-*35
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 *21— $160,000
General Purpose Bonds.
4s '15
J-D $66.000—Dec 1 '21-'42 Sinking fund
12,053
Water Works Bonds.
Assessed val., real
9,793,070
6s '21
J-J $180,000..Jan 1 '22-'36 Assessed val., personal
8,004,83 2
Total val. (80% act.) ♦21.17,893,202
Park Improvement Bonds.
5s '19
City tax (per$l,000) 1921
$24,000
$1.14
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—.
Funding Bonds.
2.98
4Ms*12 July $16,000—July 1 '22-'29 Popul'n 1910, 20,629; 1920, 22,992
Refunding Bonds.
INT.at 2d Nat.Bk.,New
Albany.
4Ms'07 J-J
michigan city.
This city is
In Laporte
County.
...
$2.000—July 1
*22-'23
BOND. DEBT June 1 1921 $289,000
Note debt
16,000
Sinking fund
245,801
Assessed val'n, real estate.
Assessed val'n, personal
Other
assess,
10,271,160
4,989,700
property... .3,429,551
Tot .assess .val. '20 (act .val.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
18690,411
$12.00
19,457
Population in 1920
michigan city school
5s *11
A-O
$2,000
Oct
5s *14
A-O
35.000
July
4 Ms
40,000
5s '17
J-J
30,000-.July 1
1
1921
2 1933
— -
INT.
on
Merchants'
'25-*27
1917 Issue payable at
Nat. Bank and on rest
of bonds at the First Nat.
NEW ALBANY SCHOOL DIST.
4
Ms'15 F-A $43,750-Aug 1 '21-'27
A-O
80,000c._Apr 20 1926
$55,000
Floating debt
22,000
Assess .val.' 19 (100 % act.) 16,776,785
School tax (per $1,000) 1920
$5-83
6s *21
BOND.DEBT May 18 '20
Popul'n 1910, 19,446; 1920, 22,992
INT. at New Albany Nat. Bank.
dist
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 '21.
$107,000
Assessed valuation 1921..18,690,411
School tax (per $1,000) 1921..$12.40
...
This city
morgan
...
twp.
Madison Is the county seat of Jeffer¬
M
...
...
22,500c,Jan 1
township.
$ 14,000
1920 (100% act.)
10.605,870
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '20..$7.20
Population in 1920 (Census)
3,845
Putnam County.
Treasurer's office.
Bonds
school
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 '21
Total
assessed
valuation
is in Total assessed val'n 1920
(about 90% actual)
20,801,233
Building Bonds.
Popul'n 1910, 21,182; 1920, 20.010
434s'17 A-O $25,080.Apr 20 *2l-'32
TOTAL DEBT May 1919.
$25,080 MUNCIE.
Total assessed val. 1919
2,121.876
This city
Is the county seat of
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$14.20 Delaware Co.
Incorp. In 1865.
Population in 1920 (Census)
1,261
Fire-Protection Bonds.
4s'15
a$25,000c.Feb 1 '22-'26
martin county.
s
50,000
Shoals is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 '21._
$34,000 4 Ms'15 M-Sa$20,000c.Apr 1 '27-'30
Gravel road bonds
123,061
aFunding Bonds.
Assess, val., real estate
M-S $10,000c-Mar 1 '31-'32
3,810,085 4s *13
Assess, val., personal
15.000
Feb 1 1924
4,385,660 4s '13
Tot. assess. val.'20 (act. val.) 8,195,745
Cemetery Bonds.
s
Popul'n 1910. 12,980; 1920, 11,865
$20,000
General City Debt.
martinsville school dist. 4s '09
J-Dx$l0,000c.Dec 1 *2l-'22
J-D ,*15,000—Dec 15 '23-'25
This district (P. O. Martinsville) 4s '11
4s'12
A-O *25,000—Apr 15 *26-'30
is in Morgan County.
NET DEBT Dec 1918—_
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1921.
174,799
$35,000
Assess, val. *18 (60% act.) 16,334,765
Tot .assess .val. '20(100 % act)4240,040
36,524
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$1.20 Pop. 1910,24.005; 1920
refunding bonds at First
Nat. Bk., on water bonds at City
Nat. Bank on funding bonds at City
on
—
I
1921.-30.310,880
'21.$l0.20
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)
Tot.ass'dval.'19(100%act)24,096,585
This twp. is in Vigo County.
Building Bonds
115,000c. Jan 1 *26-'30
Park Bonds.
434s'12 J-J
$9,800
1926
J-J
5s
M-S
37,000
1934
$l,500c
1921 5s *19
Water-Works Bonds.
Refunding Bonds
5s *11
J-D $18,000..June 1 '22-'24 434s'12J-J
$2,569
1926
(All bds. subj. to call June 1 1916.) 434s'14 A-O
7.500
1933
5s *15
$8,000
$54,869
1925 BOND. DEBT May 15 *20
Street Improvement Bonds.
Floating debt (add'l)
17.000
Tot. assess, val. 1920
-s
3,889,000
1.125
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$37.00
Refunding Bonds {tax-free).
5s '19
J-J {$22,500c.July 1 ,22-*30
MADISON.
~
Building Bonds.
1920-1939
J-D $138.500c
Assessed valuation
POETE.
This city Is In La Porte County.
5s '19
J-J
(15,000c.July 1 '25-'29
city.
...
50,000
$59,000c_J'ne 15 '22-'37
ligations)
2,189,008
25.000..-June 15 1938
Sinking fund
90,290 6s *20
M-N 50,000.
Nov 1924
Assess, val., real estate..219,509,385 TOTAL
DEBT Apr 9 1921 $202,500
Assess, val., personal
88,577,855 Assess, val.'21 (100% act.)24,403,520
Other assess, property
70,o92,815 School tax (per $1,000) *21— $12.10
Tot. assess, val. 1920__
.378,680,055 Population in 1920 (Census)..21,626
County tax (per $1,000) 1920--$2.40
INT. on bonds of 1915 at First
Pop'n 1910, 82,864; 1920
159,957 Nat. Bank; on bonds of 1913 at
INT. at County Treas. office.
Logansport State Bank.
LA
school
(See V. 101, p. 2162. for maturity.)
4s
16,000
1920-1937
TOTAL DEBT Apr 7 1921
$152,500
Assessed valuation, real..14,301,855
Assessed val'n, personal__ 9,794,730
1
45,000
—
Funding Bonds (Tax-free).
5s '18
J-J
$81,000
J-J
'21-'29
Refund. Bonds (opt. beg. 1916).
334s'06J-J
$51,000c...Jan
11926
Bank.
NEW
CASTLE.
This city Is In Henry Co.
Incorp.
May 21 1840; reorganized in 1867
and again in 1909.
•
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'07 M-S $25,000
Sept
1922
4 Ms'09 M-N
8,000
Nov '2 ,-'29
4s
12
F-A
7,500
Feb '22-'24
$53,500
Floating debt
40.889
Sinking fund
742
Assess, val. '20(75% act.) 11,738,420
City tax (per $1,000) 1920
$20-10
Population in 1920 (Census).. 14,458
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '20—
...
.....
mishawaka"
A
city
in
St.
Joseph
County.
Incorp. May 1899.
INT. payable at Amer. Exch. Nat.
In New York and at the Citi¬
State Bank In New Castle.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
$11,000
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms
$4,000
General Purpose Bonds.
Bank
...
zens'
i
—
4s
$52.500
BOND. DEBT Jan 1921.
newton
...
Certificates outstanding
$67,500
12.500
Ass'dval'nl919(100%act.)35,927,880
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1919
Population in 1920
$12.50
15,195
mishawaka
school city.
Funding Bonds.
$31,000
School Bonds.
5s *20
A-0$150,000 .Apr 1
25-'39
6s '20
M-N 75,000 —Nov 15 1925
BOND. DEBT Apr. 6 '21 $255,000
.s
county.
Kentland Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '19
$20,320
Gravel road bonds
391,331
Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
Other assess.property
Total
assess,
val.
1919
32,023,490
8,348,095
5,532,992
(90% act.)
45.904,577
Population 1910,10,504; 1920,10,144
...
Assessed value 1920
30,000,000
Sch. tax rat,e (per $1,000) '20-.$.885
Population in 1920
15,195
MONROE COUNTY.
Bloomlngton Is the county seat.
5s '19
$50.000
1940
Hospital Bonds.
6s *21
J-D {$42,500.June 1 '23-'39
noblesville
school
This district (P. O.
in Hamilton
dist.
Noblesville) is
County.
5s '19
$40.000
BOND. DEBT Apr.
...
1939
13 *21
(add'l)
$40,000
16,000
18,000
Total assess, val. 1921.-.5,600,000
Tax,rate (per $1,000) 1920..$30.20
Population 1921
4,930
Floating Debt
Sinking fund
...
\
7,500-„ June 1 1940
CO. BD. DT. Dec 31 *18$133,000
Other
indebtedness
29,654
Total
co.
indebtedness
OWEN
COUNTY.
Spencer Is the county seat.
Jail Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-N-$5,410c_M&N1921-'32
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'19 J-J /$11.180-July 15 '22-*29
Dec. 31 1918
i 2,540-Jan 15 *22-'30
162.654
Court-House Bonds.
Net debt Dec. 31 '18
153,991
4s '10
M-N$40,000c
1921-1930
Gravel road bonds (town¬
4s
M-N 12,500c
1921-1930
ship obligations (add'l).
265,101
$236,648
Assessed val'n 1919 (net). 11,784,090 TOT.BD. DT.Marl6'20
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1915—$4 .59 Assess, val., real estate..10,522,560
4,529,810
Popul'n 1910, 23.426; 1920, 24,519 Assess, val., personal
Other assess, property— 2,599,700
Total assess.val. 1919
17,652,070
montgomery school twp. Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '19—$4.40
This township (P. O.
Owensville) Population 1910,14,053; 1920,12,760
is in Gibson County.
INT.
on
4s at Winslow, Lamar
4Ms'16 j-j $57,200—$4,400 yearly*; Co.. N. Y.; on 4Ms at Spencer.
5,443
1,556,220
405,050
356,175
This township
is in St.
4Hs
5s '18
Funding Bonds.
4Ks'15 M-N $6 j000.-Nov
BOND. DEBT Oct 30 *16.
—
Tot .assess .val. '20 (act .val.)
2,317,445
1 '2l-'20
$36,000 richmond.
Assessed valuation 1918—2,688,780
School tax (per $1,000) 1919-S7.70
perry county.
The county seat is Cannelton.
Funding Bonds.
4Hs
M-N$64,000c.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 6 1921_$25,000
Elec
Bonds.
1922
1 40,000-Nov 1 *23-'24
Light
Sc.
Power
Electric Light Refund. Bonds.
4s *16
A-O $75,000—Opt. Oct 1922
2,127
(Due $15,000 yrly beg. Oct 1917)
146,038
Street and Fire Bonds.
real—6,425,440
F-A $20,000c Aug 10 '21-*22
Assessed val'n, personal—4,830,610 4s '15
Other assess, property
241,560 BOND. DEBT Apr. 6 '21 $158,000
Sinking funds
73.540
Tot .assess. val. '20 (act. val) 11,497,680
20,940,820
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) 20.S5.50 Assess, val'n, real est
Assessed val'n, personal
12,094,220
Population in 1920 (Census)—16,692
Other assessable property. 4,082,597
Total assessed valuation
perry school township.
1921 (100% act.)
37,117,737
This township (P. O. Ligonler) is
Sinking fund
Gravel road bds
Assessed valuation,
Less mtge. redemption
Net assessed valuation *21
in Noble County.
School Bonds (Tax Free.)
4Ks'17
...
1935
$27,000c
Total tax rate(per
913,720
36.204,017
$1,000)'21.$9.00
$28,500 Pop. '10, 22,324; '20 (Census), 26,765
INT. payable in Richmond.
debt (add'l)
10,000
Assessed valuation 1920—4,700,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $13.30 richmond school city.
Population 1921
5—7,500 4s *13 F-A $16,700c.F&A_ *22-'23
F-A
30,000
1923-1920
INT on 4Ks of 1917 payable in 4s *16
($5,000 each 6 mos. Aug. 1 '23 to
Ligonier, Ind.
Feb. 1 '26.)
4s'16
F-A
10,000
1921-1923
peru.
($2,500 each 6 mos. Aug. 1'2
This city is in Miami County.
BOND. DEBT June 4 '21.
Floating
6s
Electric Light Conds.
$5,000
—
Feb.
*23.)
1
1921-1921 4^s'19 F-A
Improvement Bonds.
$20,000—
Funding Bonds.
5s *19
ann $40,000c._Jan 1 '22-*29
Refunding Bonds.
5s '19
ann
$3l,500c_June 1 '21-'29
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31'18.
$52,461
Sinking fund (cash)..
21,315
Assess, valuation 1918
4,402,245
6a
Jr.
—
(21,000c.Feb
*27-'31
'26-'30
1
121,000c. Aug 1
High School Bonds.
($40,000-Jan
1
'24-'25
F-A
6s *21
Tot.assess.val.'20(act.val)37,117,737
Mortgage exemption
913,720
school township.
Net assessed val. 1920
36,204,017
This township (P. O. New Augus¬
School tax (per $l,00d) 1920--$ 12.00
ta) is in Marion County.
Population in 1920
26,765
5Ks'20 s-a
$37,000..$4,000 yearly
INT. at Liberty Nat. Bank. N.Y.
pike
$58,000
Tot .assess .val. '20(80% act.) 6,528,000
$8.10
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920
Population in 1920 (est.)
pipe creek
This township
3,000
school twp.
(P. O. Elwood) is in
Madison County.
1916 Issues at Second Nat. Bank.
Richmond.
on
—.
ripley county.
Gravel
road
bonds
Assessed val'n 1919
7,500
(add'l)
260,783
(net)..9,383,255
State & Co.tax (per
$58.000
Valparaiso is the county seat.
CO. BD. DT. Jan. 1 '21_$1,030,261
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20
None
Gravel road bonds
576,980
Gravel road bonds
$625,759
Assess, val., real estate
51,319,260
Assessed valuation 1920—63,795,950
Assess, val., personal
13,858,960
State & Co.tax(per$ 1.000) '20.$3.50
Other assess .property
30,777,000
Population 1910.20,540; 1920,20.256 Tot. ass'd val. '20 (100%)68,955,220
Population in 1920
19,241
INTEREST payable In Chicago.
portland.
This city is in Jay County.
111., and In Portland, Me.
Electric Light & Power Plant.
5s *20
J-J ($60,000-July 15 '21-'35
rushville school city.
1 60.000.Jan 15 *22-'36
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1920— $120,000
-s
$10,000-1927
Assessed valuation 1919—6,147,005
BOND. DEBT Apr. 7 '21
$27,000
Population in 1920 (Census)
5,958 Note debt
11,000
Assess, val. 1920 (act. val.)7,685,315
prairie school* township.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$20.90
This township (P.O. Brookston) is
Population in 1920 (est.)
5.498
In White County.
4Hs'13
...
...
(See V. 102, p. 634, for maturity.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr. 12 *21
$36,500
Total assess, val.
1920
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1920
rushville school twp.
'20.$0.74
2,200
township (P. O. Rushvllle)
is in Rush County.
School Bonds.
$4.000-J & J 4 1922
2,000
Jan 1 1923
2,500
July 1 1923
4Hs'17 J-J
15,000-J & J 1 '24-'26
2.500
Jan 1 1927
Refunding Bonds.
4^s'19 J-J
$8,000
J-J
'22-'29
TOTAL DEBT May 21'21 $38,000
Total assessed val. 1919
7,154,200
4^s*12 F-A $46,000—..$2,000 yrly
BOND.DEBT June23 1919.$60,0000
Sinking funds
2,000
Assessed valuation 1918.. 2,742,040
$1,000) 1919
Population in 1920 (Census)
4.250
7,132
This
(per $1,000) 1919 —$7.50
Taxrate
pulaski county.
The county seat Ls Winamac.
Net Co. Debt Dec. 31 '18.
$18,457
Gravel road bds Dec 31 '15 $150,000
Assessed val'n 1919 (net).10,641,242
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ' 12.87.21
Population in 1920 (Census)..12,385
putnam county.
Greencastle Is the county seat.
War Bonds.
.8
—
$25,976
House.
$16,500.
CO. DEBT May 1 1921—
Gravel road debt (twp. ob¬
Court
-s
Tax rate (per
...
seat.
4Ksg
J-D $17,000—Dec 17 1921
Asylum Bonds.
3Ks'07 F-A|$15,O00c_Feb 1 '22-'24
I 20,000c
Feb 1 1925
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
($10,000—Sept 16 1921
4Ks'18M-S \ 15,000-Sept 16 *22-'24
I 35,000—Sept 16 1925
Bridge Bonds.
3Hs*07 F-A/$20,000c—Feb 1 *22-'24
ow
.
...
reserve school twp.
This township (P. O. Montezuma)
is in Parke County.
J-J /$18,525.July 15 '22-'34
I 19,950—Jan 15 '22-'35
County Treasurer's office.
st.
mary's
county.
scott
County seat is Scottsburg.
BOND .DEBT Apr221920
Gravel road debt
None
70,115
*21-39
187,500.Nov 15 '20-'39
Bonds.
6s '21
M-N/$38,000May 15 22- 40
I 40,000Nov 15 21-40
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '21-- $279,848
House
Assessed val'n
„
1920
——
——21,028,780
Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
5,058,740 Population in 1920 (Census)..18,400
2,272,455
Other assess, property
2,323,085
Tot.assess.val.'20(act.val.)9,654,280 starke county.
Knox ls the county seat.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '20 $11.10
—.None
Population in 1920
8,323 BONDED DEBT
Gravel road bonds Jan 1 '21 $114,623
Assess, val. personal
3,954,175
seymour school city.
Assessed val'n, real estatel 1,366,605
Refunding Bonds.
Other assessable property_12,320,835
Total assessed val'n 1920-27,64i,6l5
11.000-Feb 15 *22-'26
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20, avge_$37.50
Heating Sc Ventilation Bonds.
5s '18
J-J
$12.000
J-J
'22-'24 Population 1910, 10,567; 1920-10,2/8
INTEREST at WInslow, Lanier 6c
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21
$39,000
Assessed valuation, real
3,938,100 Co., New York City.
Assessed val., personal
2,083,010
5s '20
F-A/$12,000.Aug 15 '21-'26
1
Other
property
467,350 sugar creek sch. twp.
'21(75% act.)....6,488,460
This township (P. O. New Pales¬
(per $1,000) 1921—.$2.90 tine) is in Hancock County.
Population in 1920
7,348 5Ks'18 F-A $49,400-Feb 15 *22-*34
INT. at First Nat.Bk., Seymour. BOND. DEBT May 31 '21
$66,300
Assess, val. real estate,— .3,979,750
shawswick school twp.
Assess, val. personal
1,095,210
This township (P. O. Bidford) is Assess, val. other property. 1,963,410
in Lawrence County.
Total assessed val. 1920—7,038,370
School Bonds.
Tax rate(per $1,000) 1920
$5.00
4KB
$30,000—
Population in 1920 (Census)—1,655
assess,
Tot.val.
School tax
4Ks
14,000
—
TOTAL DEBT
Total
shelby
...
—(?)
sugar creek
2,078,905
val. 1918
assess,
This
Pleasant
township.
township (P. O. West Terre
Haute) is in Vigo County.
School Bonds.
county.
Shelbyvllle is the county seat.
CO. BD. DT. Apr 14 1919$76,000
Gravel-road
debt
(town¬
5s
$46,500
TOTAL DEBT
...
Assessed valuation
(?)
1918—2,512,580
(per$l,000) 1918—..$11.60
Total valuation 1919
26,762,395 Population 1910, 6.631; 1920, 8,924
County tax(per $1,000) 1919
$4.49
Population in 1920 (Census)..25,982 sullivan county.
ship
$476,103
obligations)
INT.
on
county bonds at
Bank, Shelbyvllle.
Tax rate
gen.
Farmers' Nat.
ls Sullivan.
County
gefai. bonded debt at present.
Hospital Bonds.
County seat
has no
4Ks
$26.000
(Subject to call at holder's option.)
Department Bonds.
Gravel road debt (twp ob¬
4Ks'16 M-N$16,000 M&N 15 '21-*28
ligations) Dec 31 1919—
$617,353
Refunding Bonds.
Tax valuation 1919 (net) .45,022,255
4Ks'17 M-N 12.000.M-N 15 '2l-'33 Co. tax rate(per $1,000) '19
$1.66
5s '19
18,600
1929 Population 1910, 32,439; 1920-31,630
TOTAL DEBT t)ec 31 1918 $83,500
Sinking fund (cash)
24,359
sullivan school city.
Assessed valuation 1918
5,929,110
This district (P. O. Sullivan) is in
Population in 1920 (Census)
9,701
—
Fire
...
shelbyville
city.
school
Building Bonds.
3.65s'17J-D
$70,000-J-D 30 *22-'36
Refunding Bonds.
5s
Sullivan County.
TOT. DEBT Apr 9
Assessed val. 1921
Total tax (per
'
$24,500
5,076,680
'21
$1,000) 1921—$36.30
4,500
Population in 1920—
6,000
—
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921
$76,000
Assessed valuation 1920—14,267,260
terre haute.
This city ls the county seat
School tax (per $1,000)
County.
INT.
Trust
3.65s
on
&
south
Sav.
at
Bank,
1920--$10-90
Security
the
Shelbyvllle.
BENd]
4s '04
J-J
M-S
M-S
4Ks'19
5Ks'21
s-a
$50,000c-—Sept 1 1924
M-S
4s *05
1 1939
1 1931
1190,000—-.Mar 1 1941
s-a
Water Bonds.
M-S $40.000
A-O
50,000
4s '16
J-J
25.000
4s *13
4s '15
5Ks'20
1 1925
1 1926
1 1933
28,000c—July
28,OOOc-_.Sept
40,000
Mar
200,000
Apr
(190,000
Mar
Mar 1 1933
Apr 1 1935
Jan
2
1930
400,000-S100,000 every
— _
of Vigo
Incorp. April 30 1853.
(x) Refunding Bonds.
•
4Ks'15 M-N$100.000c—May 1 1935
5s '18
A-O 150,000
1924-1928
(a) Improvement
city
(Incorporated May 22
Is
the
county
sea,t
of St.
Joseph County.
In Jan. 1911 the
village of Rlverpark and other subur¬
ban territory was annexed to city.
General Purposes.
This
1865)
Bonds (.tax-free).
$90,000
Judgment Bonds.
4s '03
J-J
$44,000—July 20 1923
(*) General Bonds.
A-G$ 100.000
Oct 1 1927
4s '07
A-O
35,000
Oct 1 1929
4s *09
M-S
65.000
Sept 1 1931
4s '11
Fire Equipment Bonds.
4Kb 15 M-N$25,000
Mayl 1925
4Ks'17 A-O
40,000c—Apr 1 1927
(*) Fire House Bonds.
4s '05
F-A 145.000c—Aug 25 1925
(a) Funding Bonds.
4Ks'17 M-S $40,000
Sept 1 1927
5s
...
(x)
„
_
6s '20
J&JS200,000—-July 10 1930
Apr6'21$934,000
GEN. BD. DT.
Sinking fund
Assess. val. real estate
47,907
—
54,565,370
M-S $20,000c—.Sept
1931
personal
27,163,665
Tot. val. '20 (act. val.)..83,635,420
City tax (per $1,000) 1920—$10.95
Population in 1920 (Census)..66,083
INT. on bonds marked (a) payable
at Treas. office; (x) J. F. Wild & Co.,
of Indianapolis; *Hanover Nat. Bank
M-S
40,000c.—Sept
Street Bonds.
4s '09
J-D $30,000c—Dec
1932
of New York.
19J
terre haute
5 yrs b'g Sept 1 1925
Refund. Sc Water-Works Bonds.
M-S $60.000c—.Mar 1 1928
River Park (Part every 4 yrs.).
4Ks'05 M-N $2,000—Nov 1 *21-'25
Refunding Bonds.
4s *08
4s '11
4s *10
M-N
20,000c...Nov
19;
Hose-House and Park Bonds.
1 1928
15'21.$1,433,500
78,678
575,000
Assess, debt (add'l)
664,267
Assess, val., real estate
66,648,810
Assess, val. personal
54,113,035
Other assess, property
5,312,180
Tot. val. '20 (100% act.) 128,275,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) '20--$7.50
Pop'n 1910, 53,684; 1920. 70,983
'08
4s
A-O $20,000c—Oct
GEN.BD. DT.Apr
Sinking fund
Water debt (incl.)
Assess, val.
INT.
St.
on
4s due 1925, is
payable at
Joseph County Sav. Bank; on
bonds at Nat. Park Bank,
other
New York.
south bend school dist.
4s '11
J^J $200,000c.Apr 15 *22-'31
school city
Building Bonds.
M-S $75,000—
4s '14
Mar 28 1924
4s *15
F-A 250.000.Feb 13 '22-'33
f 15,000
1929-1931
A-Oi 45,000
1932-1934
1929 and 1934
4s *17
-
1935-1937
(120.000
4s^7fU^-S$UO?OOOclSept
BOND. DEBT Apr 1
'21-
1 '21-'31
$615,000
Floating debt
?fR-9RR
Assessed val., real estate.51,119,500
Assessed val., personal— 32,515,920
Total, val. 1920 (act. val.)83,635,420
School tax(per $1,000) 1920—$14.85
Population m 1920
66,083
INTEREST on bonds of 1907 and
1914 at U. S. Tr. Co. of Terre Haute,
on bonds of 1915 at Terre Haute Na¬
tional
Bank.
*22-'27
*22-*28
tippecanoe county.
'30-'39
4Ks'15 J-J
Lafayette Is the county seat.
'25-'33
4s 15
J-J
Bridge Bonds.
100,000
1923-1932
5s *18
$182,000
J-D '21- 27
25,000
1925-1929 4Hs'13
os '18
4Ks'14J-D
47.600
J-D *21-,27
225,000-Dec 15 '24-'38
4Ks'19
GEN. BD. DT*June 1920
$280,000
500,000 —-Sept 15 1925
6s '20
Gravel road debt
622,250
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21$1,328,000
Assessed val. 1920
$106,707,920
Floating debt—
315,000
Assess, val., real estate
78,274,760 Popul'n 1910, 40,063; 1920, 42,813
INT. pay. at Co. Treasurer's office.
Assess, val., personal
55,012,310
4s '12
4s '13
F-A
F-A
78.000c.Apr 17
70,000c. July 1
75.000—July 1
45,000c_Dec 15
—
—
—
___
school twp.
This
township (P.
O.
Mills) is in Adams County.
spencer county.
County seat is Rockport.
5s*19
M-Nf82.125-May 15
Court
4s '12
st. joseph county.
South Bend ls the county
Court-House Bonds.
$42,296
1 35.000c—Feb 1 1926
3Kg 05 A-O 120,000c_0ct 20 '22-'24
F-A
60,000c—-Feb 1 1928
ligations) 1920
690,7 i 6 4s '12
4s g *14
100.000c_Sept 1 *29-'30
Assessed valuation, real
24,188,855
$497,000
Assessed val'n, personal..10,246,460 BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.
45,000
Other assessable property. 10,167,535 Floating debt
542,000
Total val'n 1920(100%act)44,602,850 TOTAL DEBT
Assessed valuation, real.108,145,510
Population in 1920 (Census)..19,880
Assessed val'n, personal. .78,400,420
Other assess, property
21,202,670
randolph county.
Total val. 1920 (acfval.)207.748,600
Winchester is the county seat.
Total taxrate (per $1,000) *20_$2.16
GEN.BD.DT.June24 '20
None
Population in 1920
103,304
Gravel road bonds
$558,463
INT. on all bonds payable at the
Total assess, val. '19
70,303,070 Chemical Nat.
Bank, N. Y.t except
Population in 1920
26,484 road bonds, which are payable at
6s '20
assess,
4s '06
ples' Nat. Bank, Rushvllle.
9,503,000
princeton school dist.
This district is in Gibson County.
Taxrate (per
(?)
val. 1918
1,259,200
$1,000)1919
$12.90
Population in 1920 (Census)
995
Total
4s '13
INT. at Rush Co. Bank and Peo¬
$47,000
„
500—Feb 1 1925
TOTAL DEBT
.
—
L
_
m
Flood Bonds.
county.
„
.
This city is in Shelby County.
County seat is Versailles.
Total debt Dec. 31 1918..
Rushvllle ls the county seat.
5s '16
1.080
Aug
5,520-F & A 1
460
Feb
920
Aug
4,000-F & A 1
shelbyville]
$1,000) '14-S4.10
6s'20
s-a
f$40,000c_July 15 *21-'25
18,694
\ 70.000c_July 15 '26-*35 Population in 1920
BOND. DEBT May 20 '21 $110,000
Assess. valT 19219,250,000 rush county.
porter
4Ks'17
Feb
720
•
-
...
40,000..July 1 '24-'25
40,000—Dec 31 1925
5s '21
F-A 280,000-Jan 1 *27-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr6 1921 $505,000
Assess, val. real est.,
20,940,920
Aasess. val. personal
12,094,220
Other assessable property. 4,082,597
Population in 1920 (Census)..12,410
4Ks
s-a
17,000
BOND. DEBT May 10 *20
—
M-N ($18,000—Nov 1
6s '21
1921
val.
assess,
(100% actual)
$133,287,070
1 1932 School taxrate (per $1,000) '20-S086
.70,000
1 1932 Population 1920
'20-'32
INT.
payable at the Farmers'
1 1933 Trust Co., the Citizens Nat. Bank,
1 1933 the Union Trust Co., and the First
*21-'24 Nat. Bank, all of South Bend.
($3,630.F <fc A 1 '21-'31
4Ks'17
4Ks*17 Aug
This city Is the county seat of
Wayne Co.
First Incorp. In 1840.
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4s '16
J-D
$5.000—.June 10 1923
Total
School Bonds.
$44,400
BOND. DEBT 1920
school township
(P. O. Mishawaka) Sinking fund
Assess, val., ieal estate
Joseph County.
F-A $16,000—Feb 1 *22-'29 Assess, val., personal
22,500
Nov 1 1933 Other assess, property
penh
[Vol. 112.
INDIANA-CITIES AND TOWNS
150
—_
ILLINOIS-DEBT
JUNE, 1921.]
TIPTON.
This city is in Tipton
4s
County.
...
Total val'n 1919 (90% act.)4.368,675
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *19$20.60
4,507
Population in 1920 (Census)
TIPTON
COUNTY.
County seat
Popula¬
is Tipton.
Funding Bonds.
J-J f$15,000c__Jan 1 '22-*24
\ 8,320c. July 1 *22-*23
4s '05
$15.000
Electric Light Bonds.
5s *18
J-D $22,000
June 1 '23-'38
6s *21
A-O
20,000-Apr
15'23-*31
City Bonds.
5Hs
$3,750
GEN. BD. DT. June 24 '20
$28,500
Floating debt
6,000
Assessed val'n, real estate.2,564,625
Assessed val'n, personal
1.804,050
...
tion 1920. 16.152.
Bridge Bonds.
1 1922
5,000c—July 5 1922
1161,200c—-Jan 1 1923
3,000c-_Jan 1 '22-'24
434s'07 J-J
778.50c. Jan 1
1925
$308,200
Assess, val.'20 (100 %act.)
Less mtge. exemption
143,068,875
4,485,170
Net val.
*21
(act.
821,508
1924
val.)-138,578,705
Terre
all other bonds
Haute Trust Co.;
on
County tax (per $1,000)
1916—$1.50
Third
INTEREST Is payable at tbe
Nat. Bank, New York, or at IndlanaDolls Trust Co. In Indianapolis.!
township
(P. O. Walton) Is
This city is in
Knox County.
1920— $135,000
NET DEBT Dec 31
Assess, valuation
1920—21,606,300
(per $1,000) '20-S28.60
Population 1910,14,895; 1920-17,160
Tot. tax rate
4s *16
-—
—
—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—-$26.10
(per $1,000), 1918—$11.40
Population in 1920 (Census)—1,185 Population in 1920 (Census)—9,872
Tax rate
This city
Bridge Bonds.
Water Filtration Bonds.
4s'17
4s '19
---
(16,500—July 1 '21-'24
Assessed valuation, real--11,361,050
TOT. DEBT May 9'21—
$113,188
-Assess, val. real estate
53,708,270
Assess, val., per'l & corp -16,052,930
Total assessed val. 1920—27,9x3,990
25,046,918
personal
Total tax rate
(per $1,000) '20-$9.00
11,947,788 Population 1910,6,587; 1920-10,145
(act.)_90,702,976
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$0.34
Population in 1920 (Census) —48,136
WILDCAT SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
property
assess,
val. '21
assess,
This
township
(P. O. Windfall
City) is in Tipton County.
'16
J-J
$36,000.J & J 3 *21-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 1920
$36,000
Floating debt
4,000
Assessed val., real estate
3,962,965
Assessed val.,
personal
506,795
Other assessable property
540,230
Tot. assess, val. 1919
5,009,990
Tax race (per $1,000) 1919
$9-80
WAYNE SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O.
is in Marion JgJounty.
School
4Hs
Indianapolis)
4s
Bfdg. Bonds (Tax free.)
$40,000c—Jan
—
BOND. DEBT Apr 192iNote debt
Assess, val., real estate
1 1926
$53,000
4,000
9,721.450
1,892.660
Assessed val., personal
Other assessable property-
2,852,460
(full val.) —36,781.6.50
Total val. '21
$1,000) '21—$3.70
Sch. tax rate (per
WINAMAC.
Population 1920
— 30.000
INT. on 4Ms payable in Indian¬
apolis at the State Savihgs & Trust
Co.; on others at the West Side
This town is in Pulaski County.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '18-$40,325
6,885
fund
Sinking
—878,149
Net valuation 1918
Trust Co.
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1918—^$5-06
Population in 1920 (Census)
WEST LAFAYETTE SCH. TOWN.
This school town is in Tippecanoe
County.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '15
F-A *$5,000--Aug 1 '2i-'25
1,684
Assess, val. '20
WINCHESTER SCHOOL CITY.
This school city (P. O. Winchester)
Randolph County.
4s
$33,000
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 8 *21$23,000
School tax
Floating debt
1921—
BOND. DEBT Apr
Floating debt
is In
$32,000
15,500
_—
(100% act.)-4,854.755
(per $1,000) 1920—$il.l0
Total
Population 1910, 3,800; 1920--3,810
*
INT.
Purdue
at
assess,
9,000
4,973,420
val. 1921
1921-$11.40
Population in 1920 (Census)
4,021
School tax
StateBank,
West Lafayette.
COUNTY.
is In Lake County.
$69,688-J & J 1 *21-'35 5s '19 J-D ($105.000-June 1 '23-'29
5,000
Jan 1 1936
1 25,000
June 1 1930
f 16,500
Jan 1 '27-'24 BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '21. $243,000
J-J
(per $1,000)
Wabash is the county seat.
Hospital Bonds.
4^s'20
$33,250---M-N
,
„
'21-26
---
76,000---M-N '21-'30
5s '18
$38,000
1926
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT 1918
$38,000
5s '20
flsO.OOO-July 15 '21-'30
Assessed valuation 1918—1,997,690
\ 30,000—Jan 15 '22-'31
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$11.40
CO. BD. DT. Dec 31 '19$39,240
Gravel road debt Dec 31'19 1.005,201
UNION SCHOOL TWP.
Net val.'20(abt. act.)
61,204,580
This district (P. O. Chesterfield) is Mortgage exemptions
1,087,250
in Madison County.
Population in 1920 (Census)..27,231
6s *20
J-.) ($39,000.-July 1 '22-34
\
2,000
July 1 1935 WABASH SCHOOL CITY.
BONDED DEBT
(?)
4s '11
$6,000
1921
4MB *12—_
15,000
1922
VALPARIASCL
4Hs *13-—
10,000
1933
This city is in Porter County.
4s '17
M-N 20,000..May 1 '24-'27
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$51,000
5,000
1921-1947 Sinking fund
BOND. DEBT
Apr 1921 $38,500 Assessed valuation 1920—14,600,000
Floating debt
,5,875 School tax (per $1,000) 1920--"$5.80
Total assessed val. 1920—6,626,440 Population m 1920 (est.)
10,000
INT. in Wabash at any bank.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$22.20
Population in 1920
6,518
^
WHITING.
Richmond Is the county seat.
Other
WABASH
Assess, val.. real estate
Assess, val., personal
WAYNE COUNTY.
Tot.
.
UNION SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Huntington)
is in Huntington County.
School Bonds.
Gravel road debt (add'l)__
Roll) is in
School Bonds.
VINCENNES.
VINCENNES SCHOOL CITY.
F-A$ 138,000
1921-1935
Refunding Bonds.
4348*15 A-O/$20,000—Oct 1 *2l-*30
4s '16
$12,000-Aug '35 & '36
( 7,120—Apr 1 22-*30 4.4s'17
12,000-Aug '37 & '3S
434s*16 A-O
2.947-A&0 1 *21-*26
4.5s'18
5,000— -July 1928
TOT. BD. DT. May 20 '21 $131,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 '21$172,000
Assessed valuation 1919—7,684,995
Assessed val. 1920
22,864,350
Population in 1920 (Census)—2,038 School tax
(per $1,000) 1920.-$9.00
Population in 1919 (est.)
21,000
UNION CITY SCHOOL DIST.
INT. on $5,000 at Hanover Nat.
This district (P. O. Union City) is
Bank, N. Y.; on other issues at
in Randolph County.
American Nat. Bank, Vincennes.
5s *20
J-J
$78.000
J-J *30-'44
BOND. DEBT Jan 1920—
$92,400 WABASH.
Assess, value 1919
4,692,770
This city is in Wabash County.
Refunding Bonds.
_s '21
s-a
1 $15,000.-Jan 15 '23-'37
UNION SCHOOL TOWNSHIP.
f 15,000-July 15 '23-'37
This township (P. O. Kewanna) Is
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20
$118,563
In Fulton County.
Assessment debt
67,204
School Bonds.
46,359
434s'17 J-J
$23,000.._J-J 1 *22-*32 Floating debt
202
TOTAL BONDED DEBT
(?) Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1918—$1,352,105 Assessed valuation 1920-.12,636,055
This
township (P. O.
County.
Assess, val.
TIPTON SCHOOL TWP.
In Cass County.
TWP.
463,610
43,580,640
9,934,300
Other assessable property- 4,475,150
4Hs'17
$28,000
(Due part ea. 6 mos. beg. July 1 *18.) Total val. 1920 (act. val.) 57,990,170
BOND. DEBT May 25 '21
$25,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$11.71
Tot. assess, val. '20 (actual)3,800,600 Population 1910, 17,602; 1920-17,351
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—_$16.20
This
In New York at A. B. Leach & Co.
98,190
Gravel rd. debt (incl.)
Assessed valuation 1920—49,145,405
County seat is Monticello.
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '21
$6,000
Ditch debt (add'l)
36,154
Blackford
(per $1,000) 1921-^7.00
INT. on the jail Donas at the
$124,190
SCHOOL
COUNTY.
WHITE
$1,000)__$12.50
16,645
3,000c.July 1 '22-*24
■
CO. BD. DT\ May 19 '21
Gravel road debt
Co. tax rate
Court-House Bonds.
5s '04
J-J
$26,000
TOT. DEBT June 1921—
1920
—
T $5,000c—_Jan
J-J
State & Co. tax (per
Population
151
STATE
WASHINGTON
Jail Bonds.
434s'08 J-D$$54,900c.Dec 15 '21-*27
Soldier's Monument Bonds.
434s'09 J-D $20,000c—May 15 1929
4s '03
OF
5s '20
of
State
---
Illinois.
—
ITS
%
i
—
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
1809)
March 1 1809
April 18 1818)—
Dec. 3 1818
56,650
Organized as a Territory (Act Feb. 3
Admitted
as a
State (Act
of State (square
Total
area
State
Capital.
miles)
...
4jjsfl? J-/"f10.000S_
Sec. of State
WARREN COUNTY.
tax-free.^
^ 000
1921-1924
434s
21,000
1924
...
BOND. DEBT May
Assessed valuation
Sch.
1918-
$28,000
2,033,850
$2.13
2,000
(per $1,000
tax rate
Population in 1918 (est.)
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
$31,196c
1921-1924
$47,000
NetdebtDec31'18--7,179
Gravel road debt (twp. oblig.)
—-
481.056
Assess, val., real estate
10,455,920
Assess, val., personal
5,706,840
Tot. val. (abt.33 l-3%act.) '19-16,162,760
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *18_$4.09
Population 1920
9,699
INTEREST payable at Treas's office
1918
—
65,000
56,700
91,413,640
60,280,510
4s '16
seat.
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '20-
Electric Light Bonds.
5s *20
HISTORY
OF
DEBT.—The historical details of the State
when the debt was all paid off, will be
Supplement" of April 1894, page 91.
Illinois from 1829 to 1870,
--_
BONDED DEBT.—This State has no
draw interest, but
which have ceased to
bonded debt except $17,500 bonds
have not yet been surrendered for
payment.
general election In November 1908 the people
692,522 "for" to 195,177 "against" adopted an amendment to
which provides for the Issuance of not exceeding $20.000,000 bonds, to construct a deep waterway or canal, and to erect, equip
and maintain power plants, locks, bridges, dams and appliances suitable
for the development and utilization of the water power. V. 85, p. 1289, and
V. 87, p. 1372.
On Feb. 21 1917 the State Supreme Court handed down a
decision upholding an Act passed by the 1915 Legislature and approved on
June 18 1915 providing for the issuance of $5,000,000 of these bonds.
CANAL BONDS.—At the
by a vote of
the State constitution
The proposition has received the approval
and the War Department.
V. 106, p. 623.
$20,000
6s '20
M-N 137,800-May 15 '22-'50
($47,500—Apr 1 *22-'40
J37,800-Nov 15 '21-'49
6s '21
A-O
47,500—Oct 1 '22-'40
Refunding School Bonds.
( 5,000
Apr 1 1941
4s '10
J-J
$10,000--Nov 15 1920
(Optional
Apr
1
1926.)
(Subject to call Nov 15 1915)
BOND. DEBT Apr 6'21$100,000
TOT. DEBT June 24 1920$60,953
Assess, val. 1920 (net)_i_ .45,511,560
Sinking fund
1,770
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$4.30 Assess, val. '19
(100% act.17,222,455
Population 1910,18,865; 1920-27,575 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1919
$8.70
INT.
at
Washington
Nat.
Bank.
VIENNA SCHOOL TWP.
J-J j
6s '20
O. Scottsburg) is in
ROAD BONDS.—An amendment to the State Constitution, which pro¬
a bond issue of $60,000,000 to build a system of hard roads, was
people at the general election held Nov. 6 1918.
The State
Supreme Court in April 1919 sustained the decision of the Circuit Court of
Sangamon County in refusing to enjoin the State officials from carrying
out the provisions of the law (V. 108, p. 1633).
voted by the
SOLDIERS' BONUS PROPOSED®—A proposition to issue
bonus will be submitted to the voters in November
soldiers'
proposing the issuance of these
Assembly.
bill
VIGO
I
(per $1,000)
$44,500
24,000
1920——$2.40
COUNTY^
County seat is Terre
1111853
in 1853.
/
Bridge Bonds.
M-N
17,100--M-N '22-'30
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '18
$50,000
Net debt Dec 31 1918
18,503
Gravel road debt
265,659
$55,000,000
1922. The
bonds was passed by tbe 1921 General
VALUATION.—The total equalized valuation has been
named.
The tax rate for 1920 was fixed by the Gov¬
Public Accounts and the State Treasurer at 40c. on
the $100 of equalized valuation.
The General Assembly, at its last session
in 1919, abolished the State Board of Equalization and substituted a Tax
Commission which performs all the duties formerly performed by the
EOUALIZED
as
follows in the years
ernor.
State
the Auditor of
Board of Equalization.
Equalised Val.
Equalised. Val. Years.
y$4,234,977,483 1910—z$2,199.714,709
y$4,110,174,907 1909—z 2,158,648,450
2,626,084,386 1908--- 1,263,500,487
1,251,974,306
1917—
2.577.990.810 1907
1.095.681,557
1916—
2,502,086,976 1905
999,231,829
1915
2,502,873,136 1901*—
1900*-—
809,733,405
1914— z2,455,966.349
953,099.468
1912—
z2,343.673.232 1899*.—
1911—
Z2.318,333.241
Years.
1920
1919
1918
—
•For explanation as to
tho falling off
Years.
1898
Equalized Val
$778,474,910
808.892.782
784,911,740
798.482,823
786,616.394
784,632,550
857-235,762
1890
1888
1885
1880
1879
1878
1873—1.355,401.317
of values in the year
1900,seeletter
value
V. 74, pV74l.
z Property assessed at 1-3 true
Property now assessed at Yi true value instead of
of State Auditor in
1-3
6s '20
instead of 1-5.
Assessed
NET DEBT May 1 '21
Total assess, val. '20 (act.)—
Tax rate
WASHINGTO^COUNTY
Salem is the county seat.
$21,000—July 1 '21-'35
1 '22-'36
\ 21,000—Jan
of the Secre¬
104, P. 877.
V.
tary of War
.
This twp. (P.
Scott County.
debt of
found in
the "State and City
vides for
F-A $40.000-
$37,000
Assessed val. '19 (act. val.)5,859,245
151,694,150 School tax (per $1,000) '20—$10-00
5,478
Less mortgage exemption. 1,862,990 Population 1920
Net val. (100% act.) '20_149.881.160
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$22.60 WASHINGTON.
This city Is
In Daviess County.
Population in 1920 (Census) —92,293
*
INT. payaole at City National Inc. May 16 1871.
Pop. 1920,8,743
Municipal Building Bonds.
Bank, Evansville; on others in New
A-O $27.000
York at Farmers' Loan & Trust Co. 4s '15
($1.000 each 6 mos. begin. Oct. 19 '16
opt. after Oct. 19 1920.)
VERMILLION COUNTY.
Newport is the county
Hospital Bonds.
odd years on the Wednesday after
and there is no limit to length of sessions.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in
—
—
Floating debt.
Edward E. Miller
-.Edward J. Brundage
ends Jan. 1923)
the first Monday in January,
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '18
VANDERBURGH COUNTY.
County seat is Evansvllle.
Memorial Coliseum Bonds.
WARSAW.
4a *15
M-N$100,000—Nov 15 1935
This city is in Kosciusko County.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '17
18,000
334s'10 J-J
$80,000c—-Jan 3 1925 —s
15,000
♦434s'18 J-J 170.000
Jan 2 1938 TOTAL DEBT 6ec 31 *18- $32,757
Redemption Bonds.
'
Assessed valuation 1918—2,795,265
334s'07 J-J $150,000c—-Jan 2 1922
Population 1910, 4,430; 1920—5,478
BOND. DEBT April 1921-.$500,000
Gravel road bonds (add'l)-... 402,313
WARSAW SCHOOL CITY.
Sinking fund
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val. personal
Total valuation 1920
Treasurer (term
ends Jan. 1925)-Andrew Russel
Attorney-General
Wllllamsport Is the county seat.
5s *14
Louis L. Emmerson
(term ends Jan. 1925)
Aud. of Public Accts. (term
„
VAN BUREN SCHOOL TWP.
This township (P. O. Milford) is
in Kosciusko County.
All bonds are
Springfield
Len Small
-
-
(term ends Jan. 1925)
Governor
passed Feb. 25 1898 there Is a general assessment of
estate but once in every four years instead of a^^yjpOTsmial prop¬
erty Is listed every year.
The law also provided that property
appraised at full value, but assessed at only one-fifth of
value.
law was changed
however, by an Act passed In 1909 which provided for
val.
Haute. Inc.
Population 1920,100,212.
1919
(Real estate
5,409.675
(Personal
3,306,035
Other assess, prop 810,845
(Total
9,526.555
Under
a
y
real
law
such
the
weeSSStof propSy
at
one-thirS
of the actual value.
shall be
This
The new
153
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND TOWNS
WATER CERTIFICATES IN EXCESS OF DEBT LIMIT.—A law was
basis of assessment went into effect in 1909, with the result that values for
that year showed large increases while the tax rates ware decreased
[Vol. 112.
corres-
passed in 1899 allowing cities bonded to their legal limit to issue (for the
spondingly.
In 1919 the assessed value of property was again changed by
the General Assembly, this time to the basis of one-half the full value in¬
stead of one-third, causing a further large increase in assessed values.
improvement of water-works) certificates against the earnings of the WaterDepartment without regard to the bonded indebtedness.
Several munici¬
palities are understood to have taken advantage of this law.
In the case
of the City of Joliet, however, which attempted to issue bonds undo- the
POPULATION
OF
1920-.,6,485,28011890
STATE.—
..
.3,826.3521 1860
1.711.95111830
1910...5,638,59111880 —-3.077,871 j 1850
1900
4,821,55011870.—2,539.89111840
157.445
851.47011820—.
476.18311810...
...
65.211
12,282
DEBT LIMITATION.—No State has more carefully restricted the cre¬
ating of debt than Illinois, if we may judge from the provisions of its present
constitution.
The limitation has apparently been progressive.
Nothing
of it is to be found in the constitution of 1818.
The constitution of 1848
contained no reference to municipalities, but had in it stringent restrictions
limiting to $50,000 the power of the Legislature to create State debt, except
in case of war, invasion, &c., unless the law proposing the issue of bonds was
submitted to
vote of the
people.
But turning to the constitution of 1870
find the whole subject of debt-making most thoroughly considered and
we
a
jlt/S fe.ci'Sis
First,
■
as
to the State, the provisions are not verv
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 vary properly
raised to $250,000. But with that exception and with the further exception
for the purpose of repelling invasion, <fcc., no debt can be contracted unless
the law is submitted to a vote of the people at a general election, which law
must contain a
provision for the payment of interest as it accrues, and pre¬
vious notice of the election be given by publication for three months prior
election.
These last two restrictions as to interest and notice of
election are only found In the 1870 constitution.
The sections which cover
to such
these matters
are as
follows:
we
omit the first
portion of Section 18 of Article
IV, which relates only to appropriations and payment of appropriations
out of funds belonging to the State:
SECTION
deficits
or
18.
*
*
*
•
Provided, the State may, to meet casual
failures In revenues, contract debts never to exceed in the aggre¬
law, the matter was taken Into the courts in a test suit, and an Injunction
granted by Judge Dibell, who held that the 5% limit could not be exceeded.
V. 73, p. 94.
This decision was confirmed by Supreme Court.
V. 74. p.
491.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.—There Is a kind of improvement bond
authorized in some cases which is made a special lien on tne land benefited
and to which the 5% limit has no reference.
We refer to cases which come
under the law entitled "To divide cities and villages subject to overflow
Into improvement districts."
village
This statute provides that any such
city or
thereof may be laid off into an Improvement district for the
of draining, raising the grade of the streets and improving the
that after the cost for tne work has been ascertained and been
or part
purpose
district;
assessed, the assessment
may be paid in installments or otherwise, and
issue bonds sufficient to pay the assessment.
In
a lien on the lots,
blocks or parts thereof which
shall be designated therein;
but before the issue the owner of the lots
Ac., to be charged must endorse upon the back of such bond his consent,
under seal, in substance, as follows:
"I 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 upon said property from this date until paid off and discharged."
The bond when executed by the city or village and so endorsed by the
owner shall be recorded in the Recorder's office in the county, and such
such city or village may
that case the bonds are
record shall be
a
notice of the lien created to the same extent
of mortgages is a notice.
We have room to give
only
The
statute.
whole
law
Illinois, the 1911 edition,
gate $250,000, and moneys thus borrowed shall be applied to the purpose
for which they were obtained, or to pay the debt thus created, and to no
will
be
pages
the record
found
Hurd's
In
Revised
Statutes
of
345. 346 and 347.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS
other purpose; and no other debt, except for the purpose of repelling in¬
vasion. suppressing insurrection or defending the State In war (for payment
the faith of the State shall be pledged), shall be contracted, unless
as
this very brief and imperfect outline of this
IN THE
STATE OP ILLINOIS.
of which
the law authorizing the same shall at a general election have been submitted
to the
people,
have received
ana
a
majority of the votes cast for members
of the General Assembly at such election.
The General Assembly shall pro¬
vide for the publication of said law for 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 Irreoealable until such
debt be paid; And provided further, that the lav/ levying the tax shall be sub¬
mitted to the people with the law
authorizing the debt to be contracted.
SECTION 20.
The State shall never pay, assume or become responsible
for debts or liabilities of, or in any manner give, loan or extend Its credit
to or in aid of, any public or other corporation, association or individual.
SECOND, municipal indebtedness is regulated only In
the constitution of
1870. In that instrument the subject is dealt with in all its phases.
First
Is a provision in Article 8, Section 3, forbidding the General Assembly and
every
municipality from making
Second Is
purpose.
a
any
appropriation in aid of
"separate section
any sectarian
forbidding any such municipality
from becoming a Subscriber to the stock of any railroad, &c., or to loan Its
credit.
Third is the broad and general provision. Section 12. Article 9,
which limits the Indebtedness of all municipalities to 5% "on the value of
the taxable property therein," &c.
We give these sections below:
ARTICLE 8, Section 3.
Neither the General Assembly nor any county
City, town, township, school district or other public corporation snail ever
make any appropriation, or pay from any public fund whatever, anything
in aid of
any church or sectarian purpose, or to help support or sustain any
school, academy, seminary, college, university or other literary or scientific
institution controlled
nor
shall
ever
or
by any church or sectarian denomination whatever:
any grant or donation of land, money or other personal property
be made by the State or any such public corporation to any church
No
other
county, city, township, school district
ADAMS CO. SCH. DIST. NO. 172.
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
This township
(P. O. Donovan)
Quincy.
July $20.000—July 1 *22-'25 is in Iroquois County.
5s '15
July 70,400—July 1 '22-*36
Road Bonds
5s *16
J-D $21.000—June 1 '22-'24
July 37,000—July 1 *22-'26 5s '19
BOND. DEBT Apr 192.-$157,500 BOND. DEBT Apr. 12 '21
$27,000
Assess, val. *21 (1-3 act.)_ 18,594,018
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$23.50 BELLEVILLE.
This city Is In St. Clair County.
Population in 1920 (est.)
40,000
Ino. Mch.271819; re-lno.May 111876.
INT. at Treasurer'8 office.
Refunding Bonds.
ALBION COM. H. S. D. NO. 200. 4s '09
M-S $40,000c.Sept 1 '21-'28
This district (P. O. Albion) is in TOTAL DEBT Apr 14
21 $40,000
Assess, val. *19 (*4 act.)— 7,800.000
Edwards County.
5s
J-D$100,000
1921-1940 Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$62.29
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Population in 1920 (Census)..24.823
P. O. is
5s *13
INTEREST
Treasurer's offloe.
at
ALEXANDER
COUNTY.
County seat is Cairo.
1
BELLEVILLE TWP. HIGH SCH.
Refunding Bonds.
DISTRICT NO. 201.
4^s'15 J-J
$55,000
July 1 1935
This district (P. O. St. Clair) is in
Judgment Bonds.
St. Clair County.
4s
J-J
$43,000c—July 1 1923
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 1920
$98,000 5s/15
$135.000—Jan 2 *22-'30
Asses.?, val. '19 (1-2 act.)_ 10,076,500 TOT. BD. DT.
Apr. 8 '21. $135,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$53.26
Tot.assess, val.'21 (*4 act.) 10000,000
Population 1910, 22,741; 1920-23,980
Population in 1920 (Census)..24,741
INT at First Nat
Bank. N.Y. City.
—-
ALVIN TWP. H. S. D. NO. 219.
or
municipal corporation shall be allowed to become indebted In any
or for any purpose to an amount, including existing
indebtedness,
in the aggregate exceeding 5% on the value of the taxable property therein,
to be ascertained by the last assessment for State and county taxes previous
to the incurring or such Indebtedness.
Any county, city, school district
or
other 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 sufficent 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 or the people
which may have been had prior to the adoption of this constitution In
pur¬
suance of any law providing therefor.
manner
SEPARATE
Sections.
[Municipal subscriptions to railroads, &c.]
county, city. town, townshio
scriber to the
donation to
capital stock of
or
No
other municipality shall ever become sub¬
any
railroad
or
private corporation,
or
make
loan its credit in aid of such corporation; provided, however,
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
or
municipalities prior to such adoption.
The foregoing limitation to 5% is general,
as
will be seen—that Is, It
ap
Sliespassed general laws authorizing thelimitation preserved the Legislature
to all municipalities. With this City Council in cities and the board
as
of trustees In villages to issue bonds for
corporate purposes, for refunding
and consolidating debt, for waterworks, &c., and tne county board of
any
county has been authorized by general statute to issue, when it deems it
necessary, county
of the county at a
bonds, after submitting the matter to the legal voters
general election at which a majority vote Is 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*4% of the assessed value, but
Jan. 12 1900 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.
a
The matter of the amount of bonds that
might be issued on the basis of
the debt limitations given has been
complicated In late years by changes in
the method of assessing property.
A letter of the State Auditor in V.
74.
741, throws
some
light
on
these changes.
TAXATION OP MUNICIPAL BONDS.—The
Tnis district (P.
Vermilion County.
O. Albion)
INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS.—Chapter HOB of
the Revised
Statutes of 1911 provides that: Investments of trust funds
by trustees may,
when not otherwise provided by the will, deed, decree, gift,
grant, or other
instrument creating or fixing the respective trust, be in the bonds of the
United States, or of any of the States of the United States, or in the first
mortgages upon real estate in any State, or in the bonds of any county
city or municipality in any State, or in the first mortgage bonds of
any
corporation of any State upon which no default in payment of Interest shall
have occurred, for a period of five years, but no trustee shall be
authorized
by this act to invest trust funds in any bonds in which cautious and intelli¬
850
Principal and interest payable at
was
a
as
decrease
by the State
Supreme Court in January 1910.
See Vl 190, p. 387.
In 1919 the Legisla¬
change by raising the basis of assessed values from one-
third the full value to one-half.
NEW BONDS MUST BE SUBMITTED TO A VOTE.—At the 1909 ses¬
sion the Legislature also passed the Jones referendum bill, which
provides
that all bond issues, excepting those for refunding purposes, must be sub¬
mitted to
a
vote and ratified by a
majority of those voting
on
the proposition.
DEBT.
ASHKUM TOWNSHIP.
(?)
2,573
BENTON.
This township
(P. O. Ashkum) is
Iroquois County.
Road Bonds
5s '20
J-J
$72,000—July 1 '22-'29
BOND. DEBT Nov 1919—
$90,000
Tot. ass'd val.'19 (*4 act.)_2.471,841
Population in 1920—
1,675
This
5s
is In Kane County.
Ino.
1857; re-lno. Mch. 1 1887.
For reference to litigation over bond.
Issued many years ago by the town to
the Ot. Os. & Fox Valley BR. Co.,
see "State & City" Sec. for Nov. *08.
Bridge Bonds.
4Ha'11 J-D $14,400—June 1 '22-'30
11
Water Bonds.
'10 J-D $2 >,500c.June 1
454s'13
Assessed
^920
1920..
SCH.
...
—
1.658,982
7,201
.
DIST.
NO.
100.
This district is In Cook County.
5s
...
5s
...
5s '21
...
$31,000—
45,000
f 10,000
Sept 1 1940
151,000....Sept 1 1940
BOND. DEBT May 10 '21 $139,000
Assess, val. '20 (*4 act.)_2,373,509
BLA1RSVILLE
...
Sinking fund
value
Population
*22-'30
18,000—June 1 '22-'33
434s*15J-D
52.110—June 1'22-'35
-s
75,000
June 11936
Paving Bonds.
5s
$35,100c— .1921-1923
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'12 F-A $ 12.000c.Aug 1 '21-32
Water Refunding Bonds.
4s *05
F-A $72,000c
Aug 1 1925
5s '14
F-A
19,690c Aug 1 '2l-'34
GEN. BD. DT. May 16— $282,000
—
'26-'35
1 20.000.Dec 15 '36-'39
BOND. DEBT June 1921.
$71,468
Aurora
4s
city is in Franklin County.
Fire Department Bonds
'19
J-D /$20,000. Dec 15
BERWYN
AURORA.
Feb.
This
township
is in Williamson
TOWNSHIP.
(P.
O.
Blairsville)
County.
Road Bonds
5s '19
J-D $32.000—June 1 '22-'29
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Principal and interest payable at
the First Nat. Bank of Chicago.
BLOOMINGTONN
This city is in McLean County.
Feb.
19
1850.
The
city
Incorp.
owns
its
water-works
and
electric-
260,100 light plant.
48.233
Water debt (incl.)
266,000
Assess, val. \*4 act. *20). 15,969,347
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920— 70.10
Population in 1920
-36.397
INT. on 4s due Aug. 1 1925 pay¬
able, $46,000 at First Nat. Bank In
N.
Water Works Impt. Bonds.
4s '09
M-N$ 149,000c—Nov 1 1929
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1919)
Fire Dept. Bonds (opt. beg. 1912).
4s
A-O $19.000c
Water and Light Bonds,
is '06
Y. and on remaining $26,000 at
First Nat. Bank In Chicago; on
spe¬
cial assessment bonds and 4s of 1910 6s
1922
F-A
$40.000c—Aug 21 1926
(Subject to call Aug 21
1916)
Water Subway & Viaduct.
'21
s-a
$125.000
Feb
1 1941
at
City Treasurer's office; on 4J4s of
1912 and 1913 in Aurora.
(Optional Feb. 1 1931.)
Improvement Bonds.
4s
M-N$27,000c.—Nov 1 1922
BARDOLPH SCHOOL DISTRICT
Subject to call after Nov 1 1912)
BOND. .DEBT Apr 1921.. $360,000
-s
...
Tax rate
made in
ture made a further
.
BONDED
in
'19
$50.000
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1921.
$50,000
Floating debt (add '1)
10,000
Tot. assess, val. (75% act.).2,000,000
one-fifth,
'22-'28
30,000.. July 1 '29-'31
5.000
July 1 1932
Population in 1920 (Census)
BUSSE BOND BILLS.—The Legislature of 1909 passed a series of
bills,
known as the Busse Bond Bills, enlarging the leeway for the creation
of debt by the various municipalities in the State by fixing the
assessed
value of property at one-third of the actual value Instead of
With the exception of counties a proportional decrease
(P. O. Bement) is in
'35,000-July I '22-'28
4J£s'19 July
Population in 1920 (est.)
This district (P. O. Bardolph) is in
McDonough County.
High-School-Building Bonds
before.
This district
Piatt County.
4 Jis'16 July $35,000-July 1
First National Bank, Chicago.
gent persons do not invest their own money, and any trustee may continue
to hold any investment received by him under the trust, or
any increase
thereof.
the maximum rate of taxation.
The amendments providing for
in the maximum rate of taxation were held constitutional
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BEMENT
is In
5Hs'19 M-S $30,000-Yearly to 1938
BONDED DEBT, 1919
$30,000
Assessed valuation 1919—
916,914
Assessment debt
State
Auditor, advised
us under date of Dec. 11 1911 that there was no law
exempting from taxation
bonds, notes or other evidences of indebtedness issued by the State or any
of its
municipalities.
„
districts not found in alphabetical order
the following, see statements at the end of this State.
for any sectarian purpose.
ARTIOLE 9, Section 12.
p.
NOTE.—For reports of drainage
among
(per $1,000) 1920—$12.00
Assessment debt (add'l)
225,000
Floating debt
10,000
Sinking fund (water)
76,300
Assess, val. '20 (1-2 act.). 15,280,091
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$62.63
Population in 1920
28,638
INT. at office of Commissioner of
Finance.
BATAVIA.
BLOOMINGTON SCHOOL DIST.
city Is in Kane County.
4s '06
F-A $17,000c_Aug 1 *2l-'22
$32,500 4Hs '14M-S 60.000—Mar 1 '22-*25
Assessment debt (add'l)
181.000 4Hs'15 M-S 160.000_.Mar 1 '26-*33
TOTAL DEBT
273,550 BOND. DEBT May 13 *21 $250,000
Water debt (included)....
10,000 Assessed valuation 1920.. 15,000,000
Assess, val. '20 (U act.)
2,044,748 School tax (per $1,000) 1915-$26.70
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$54.26
INTEREST payable in Chicago,
Population 1920-—.—.
4,906 New York City and Bloomlngton.
This
BOND. DEBT May 26 '21
June, 1921.]
BLUE
ISLAND.
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 *17.
.
This city is in Cook County.
Inc.
July
15
1901.
Population
1910,
8,043; 1920, 11,424.
Funding Bonds.
4^s'12 J-J
$10,860—July 1 '22-'27
'13
28,000.
BOND. DEBT Dec 21 *16—$46,000
10,000
Assessed valuation 1916
1.442,000
1920, 7,399
Population 1910, 6,508;
♦INT. at First Nat.Bank,Chicago.
a
-s
At Central Tr. Co. of 111., Chicago.
Assess, val. real
CARTERVILLE
Assess, val. personal
Other assess, property
Williamson County.
1,319,441
207,856
507,932
Total assess, val. 1916
2,035,229
Tax rate (per $1,000)
$18.70
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
BOONE CO.
This twp.
TOWNSHIP.
(P. O. Carterville) is in
Road Bonds.
5s '20
J-J
$50,000—July 1 '21-'25
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1920Assessed value 1919
$56,750
1,190,682
SCH. DIST. NO. 57.
P. O. Belvidere.
5s '15
J-J
$86,735c-July
1 *22-'34
TOTAL DEBT May 1920- $100,000
Assessed val'n, real estate
1,827,405
Assessed val'n, personal
Other assessable property
_
896,923
209,759
Total assessed valuation
Tax rate (per $1,000)
2,934,087
$28.00
Population in 1918 (est.)
9,000
INT. at
Harris
Tr. & S.
Bk..
CATLIN
TWP.
SCH.
district
This
(P.
Vermilion County.
DIST.
O. Catlin)
is in
$65,000
40,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 '21-- $105,000
Tot.ass'd val.'20(30% act) .2,104,620
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$70 70
Population in 1920
2,000
5Hs
53^s'20
General Corp. Purposes Bond.
$45,000
Sinking fund
s-a
--_
$500,000c.Jan
'06 J-J
495,500c_Jan
4Msg'08J-J
441,600c. Jan
4s g 08 J-J 1,441,600c.Jan
4s g '08 J-J
40,250c_ Jan
4s '09
J-J
751,930c.Jan
4s g '08 J-J
4s g '08 J-J
4s g '12 J-J
82,500c.-Jan 1 '21-27
100.800c—Jan 1 '21-29
495,000-—Jan 1 '21-31
4s '19
—3,750,000--Jan 1 '2i-'29
Street Imprt. Bonds.
4s'13 J-J $1.200.000—Jan 1 '21-'33
4s '18
—2,410,200
1921-1938
4s'15
J-J
787,000
Jan 1 '21-"34
4s '19
J-J9,050,000—Jan 1 *21-'40
4s *19
325,000
Jan 1 1922
4s '19
—4,675,OOO-.Jan 1 '23-'39
4s '19
—1,904,000
Jan 1 1922
4s '19
—T
96,000.—Jan 1 1939
—
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
Population 1920
1920—$33.50
1,500
BOWDRE TOWNSHIP.
This township
is in Douglas Co.
tion— Other property
47,405
Tot. assess. Val. 20(l-2act.)l,409,6l6
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$37.50
Population 1910, 1,788; 1920, 1,597
BUFFALO
This city is in
township
Ogle County.
5s '20
Champaign County.
—
is payable at Na¬
Republic, Chicago;
5s at City Treasurer's office.
on
4Ms
Bank
tional
or
Incorporated in 1852.
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank. N. Y.
Road Bonds.
June $20,000—June 1 '22-'26
June
4,000
BOND. DEBT July '18
$36,000
58 '18
CHARLESTON
939,440
Com'l Trust
&
Savings Bank, Chicago.
(City).
This city is in Coles
...
Assessed valuation 1918—
Population in 1920 (Census)—1,500
County.
Bonds.
Water-Works-Impt.
Population in 1920
CAIRO.
This city Is
in 1857.
1,220,000
6.615
In Alexander County.
Commission
govern¬ CHARLESTON. TOWN.
This
town
Is
In
Coles
adopted Mar. 4 1913:
County.
Refunding Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
5s
$99,200-July 1 '21-'25 5s '17
$30.000—July 1 *22-'27
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21Refunding Bonds.
$39,200
5s
J-J
$44,000c_$3.000 yly in Jan Assessed valuation 1920
1,774,472
Total tax rate (per $1,000
River Front Bonds.
'20$ 8.10
-s
$65,000
Population 1910, 6,902; 1920, 7,589
ment
...
—
,
Levee Bonds.
4Hs'13 J^J
$60,000c—July
14,548; 1920, 15,203
office of City Treasurer.
1910,
INT. at
INTEREST payable at Springfield.
'22-33
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1921— $273,200
Assess, val. (1-2 act.) '20-12,064,684
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920
$5.54
Popul'n
CHAUTAUQUA DRAINAGE AND
LEVEE DISTRICT.
district is in Mason County.
Drainage Bonds.
F-A ($16,920—Aug 1 1922
>153,000. Aug 1 '23-'31
TOTAL DEBT Apr. 6 '21- $179,920
This
6s '17
CALHOUN
COUNTY.
1
County seat, Hardin.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
6s '20
s-a
($20,000—Dec 15 1921
t 90,000—Dec 15'22-'30
BONDED DEBT
(?)
CHICAGO.
Wm. Hale Thompson,
Mayor; Geo. F. Harding, Compt.
Is In Cook County.
InPrin. and int. at National Bank of
oorp. Mch. 4 1837; relncorp. Apr. 23
Commerce, St. Louis.
1875.
City on Apr. 5 1904 voted in
favor
of
municipal
ownership
of
CANTON.
This city Is In Fulton County. Inc. street railways (V. 78, p. 1408).
At
1906 proposi¬
Feb. 8 1849; reorg. under gen. law'92. election held Apr. 3
tions for the ownership of street rail¬
Sewer Ref. Bonds.
4^s
$30,000-Apr 15 '22-'31 ways and for the Issuance of $75,000,000 street railway certificates car¬
TOTAL DEBT Apr 22'21.
$30,000
Assessed valuation 1921—4,007,27() ried, while the proposition for munici¬
Total tax (per $1,000)1920—_$18.10 pal
operation
of
street
railways
V. 82, p. 824.
In a decision
PoD'n 1910,10.453; 1920 —10,928 failed.
handed down In the Circuit Court on
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
Sept. 15 1906 the legality of these
was
upheld.
The case
CANTON UNION SCHOOL DIST. certificates
4Hs'16 A-O $50.000--Apr 1 *26-'36 was taken to the Supreme Court (V.
BOND. DEBT May 5 *21.
$99,000 83, p. 712), and by a decision handed
Assessed valuation 1920—4,643,076 down Apr. 18 1907 the certificates
V. 84,
p.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$25-70 were declared Invalid.
At the April 1907 elec¬
INT. on grammar school bonds 949 and 967.
This city
...
payable at the First Nat. Bank, Chi¬ tion ordinances granting franchises
to the present street railways were
cago; on all other bonds at the office
ratified by a vote of the people.
of the School Treasurer.
V.
84,
CARBOND ALE.
This city Is In
Jackson Co.
Inoor.
Apr. 15 1869; re-lno. July 7 1873.
Commission gov't adopted Jan. 7*11.
5s '05 J-J $52,000c_opt aft Jan 1 1910
BOND. DEBT Apr. 7 '21$52,000
Floating debt
130,000
Assessed valuation 1920—3,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$72.50
Population in 1920
6,276
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
CARBONDALE SCH. DIS. NO. 95.
This district (P. O. Carbondale) is
In Jackson County.
Building bonds
$40,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 15 '20-. 36,000
Total asses.val.(Hact.)'20-1.508,000
p.
826.
Refunding.
1 '22-'35
Water-Loan Refunding.
4s g '15 J-J
$988,578-Jan 1 '22-'35
Police-Department Building.
4s g '15 J-J $371,844—-Jan 1 '21-35
48
15
351.OOOg.Jan
1'22-'35
(See V. 112, p. 282 for maturity.)
Fire-Department Building.
4sg *15 J-J $52i,850—Jan 1 r22-'35
—s '15
93,200
Bathing Beach & Playground.
4s g '15 J-J $414,000—Jan 1 '22-'35
River-Improvement
---
.
—
House of Correction.
4s '15
J-J
$80,000-—Jan 1 *22-'35
Health Department Bonds.
4sg'12J^r $228,000—Jan 1 '21-'32
14
4s
4s
J-J
17
—
CARBONDALE TOWNSHIP.
A
/600.000g-Jan 1 '22-'36
4s'19
4s *19
—
4s '19
maturity.)
—
Population (est.) 1919
50,000
INT. payable at State Bank and
Continental & Commercial Trust &
Sav. Bk., both of Chicago.
NORTH WEST PARK DIST.
4^8*12
$132,000-Aug 1 *21-'32
f 24,000c.Jan 1 '22-*24
4Hs'14 J-J { 7O,O0Oc_Jan 1 '25-*29
90,000c-Jan 1 *30-'34
4Ms'16 F-A 100.000c.Feb 1 *22-'36
—
5s '17
—
5s '20
J-J
25,000
(20,000-Jan
]60,000-.Jan
1925-1937
1 '29-'32
1
*33-'38
120,000-—Jan 1 1939
~
BOND. DEBT June 2 1921 $541,000
Sinking fund
18,000
Assess, val. '20 (H act.)__29,829,274
Tax rate
(per $1,000)
1920.—$5.10
l '22r28
INT. payable at Nat. Bank of
1 *22'28 Republic, Second Securitv Bank and
1 '22*28 the First Trust & Sav.
Bank, all
1 '22'28 of Chicago.
1,879,000-.Jan
1,705.000-Jan
3,245,000.-Jan
1,110,000_-Jan
—
Street Lighting Bonds.
4s '16J-J $1.390,500 —Jan 1 '21-'35
RIDGE AVE. PARK DIST.
5s '15
J-J
$28,000—Jan 1 *22-'35
City-Hall Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 26 '21
$28,000
$2.326.000c.Jan 1 '21-30
Total assess, val. 1920
4,252,290
Twelfth St. Viaduct Bonds.
(Assessment 1-2 of actual)
4s '19
—$1,150,000.Jan 1 '21-*39 Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1920
$2.20
Bridge Bonds.
Population 1920 (est.)
6,500
4s g '12 J-J$2.432,835—Jan 1 *21-'31
INT. at Cont. & Com'l Nat. Bank,
4s '12
375,000g_Jan
1 *22-'30
4s '10 J-J
...
(See V. 112,
4s
16
p.
282 for maturity.)
3,465,000g„ Jan
1
Chicago.
*22-r36
(See V. 112> p. 282 for maturity.)
Harbor Bonds.
—
...
_
g
*14 J-J
N. Y. at Am. Exch. Nat. Bank; on
bonds Issued since July 1 1912 papa-
*
INT. payable at Fort
$76,387,857; Nat. Bank, Chicago.
(1918) of $48,104,036 and capital stk,
(1917)
of $29,685,399.
Beginning
with 1909, property was assessed at
one-third or actual value; formerly
one-fifth.
In
1919
law
the
changed
so as to make assessed value
one-half the true value.
tax
rate
Dearborn
HEIGHTS.
This city
is in Cook County.
Funding Bonds.
5s '17
Apr $24,000—-Sept 1921-32
BOND. DEBT Nov 1*16$69,100
given Is that
for city purposes only.
In addition
Floating debt
Sinking fund
to this the three districts of which the
Assess, val. real
city
Is
above
oomposed
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.
Assess, val.
Other
Total
45,219
4,200
1,322,043
personal
property
439,291
251,549
val. 1915
2,022,883
assess,
assess,
Tax rate (per
$1,000)
Population in 1920
$8.69
—19,653
POPULATION.—1920, 2,701,705;
*18, 2,622,414; '17, 2,547.201; '12.
2,326,400; '11. 2,189,525; '10 (U. S.
Census), 2,185,283; '00, 1,698,375;
LINCOLN PARK DISTRICT.
Located
In
towns
North
Chicago
CHICAGO SANITARY DIST.
This district was organized In 1889
and Includes the City of Chicago
other territory.
miles.
and Lake View.
but
4s *11
and
In all over 386 square
In form
Bonds are all coupon
holder.
M-N$430.000c_May 1 '21 *30
58,000c—May 1 1931
4s *16
J-J
916.000c.July 1 *21-'36
„
North Town Bonds.
4s '07
M-N150.000c.May 1 *22-'27
Lake View
Bonds.
8ink.fds. L. V. Park ext.
586,380
Assessed valuation 1919.236,828,961
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$5.89
Jan 1 *21-'34
CHICAGO
was
($132.000.Jan 1 '21-'32
\
16.000—-July 1 1932
-
Savings Bank, Chicago.
SOUTH
Includes railroad property (1920)
of $78,155,617, (1919) of
J-J $736,000c—July 1 1923
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '21 $2,315,000
490.000c
INT. payable at the People's Trust
&
PARK DISTRICT.
Located in towns of South Chicago.
Hyde Park and Lake.
4s '03
J-J
200,000c.July 1 '22-'23
TOTAL BONDED DEBT.—
4s *04 J-D
200,000c.June 1 '22-*24
Dec 31 1920
$51,466,100 4s '05
M-N300.000c.May
'22-'25
Dec. 31 1919
45,875,100 4s *06
J-J
240,000c-July
'22-'26
Dec. 31 1918
35,408,700 4s *07
J-J
360.000c_July 1 '22-'27
Dec. 31 1917
34,633,500 4s *10
J-J
45,000c. July 1 *22-'30
Dec. 31 1916
34,762,800 4s '12
J-J
341,000--July 1 *22-'32
Dec. 31 1915
31,924,600 4s '14
J-J
320.000—July 1 '22-'34
Dec 31 1914
30,009,500 4s g *15 F-A
90,000c.Aug 1 '2l-'35
Jan.
1 1912
29,672 300 4s '16
J-J
300,000—July 1 '22-'36
Jan.
1 1911
30,897,000 4s '18
M-S 476.000.-Mar 1 *22-'38
Jan.
1 1910
24,447,674 4s '20
J-D 100,000.-June 1 '22-'4(!
Jan.
1 1909"
28*720,000 4s '20 J-Jl ,938,000.-July 1 '22-'40
Judgments outstanding Dec. 31 TOT. DEBT Apr 15 *21- $5,618,000
1920, $1,475,295.00; water pipe ext. Assessed val. 1919
953,735,435
certfs.,
$533,269.47; warrants on Population in 1920 (est.)-- 1,000.000
Treasurer, $442,699.38.
INT. payable at Fort Dearborn
CITY
PROPERTY.—The
^lty National Bank, Chicago.
owns buildings and real estate valued
WEST CHICAGO
PARK DIST.
on Dec. 31 1920, $233,564,368.66.
4a 06 A-O $500,000c. .Apr 1 *22-*26
EQUALIZED VALUATION.
48 *06
A-O 250,000c.Apr 1 *22-'26
1920.
1919.
4s *10
J-J
32.030c.Jan 1 '22 *30
$
$
4s'll
J-J
550,000c.July 1 *22'31
Real estl,166,211,873 1,174,665,872 4s *12
J-J. 550.000—July 1 '22-'32
Personal
488,602,965
375,696,133 4s '15
J-J
700.000_.July 1 '22-35
Total.
1.654,814,838 1,550,362,005 TOT. DEBT Feb 28 '21- $2,832,000
Tax (per M)
$22.90
$20.87 Assess, val.. real estate.-260,949,699
1917.
1918.
Assess, val., personal— 66,356,173
Real est
753,321,967
757,914,948 Other assess, property
23.355,034
Personal *309,637,835
324,898,832 Tot .assess. vaf.' 20 (}A act)350.660,906
Total—1,062.959,802 1,082,763,780 Park tax (per $1,000) 1921
$8.10
Tax(perM)
$19.70
$19.99 Population in 1920 (est.)-.1,000,000
ble at City Treas. office only.
Bonds of 1893 and all subsequent
issues are payable In gold.
1 1937
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
4s g'12 J-J
J-J*($10,000c.July 1 *22-'23
\
6,000c... July 1 1924 4f
396.000c.-Jan 1'21-*33
556.000c.-Jan 1 '21-'35
367.700—-Jan 1 *21 -'35
\ 30,000g—Jan
township in Jackson County.
Road Bonds.
l,753,000g_Jan 1 '22-*34-
4s '19
The
4s g '15 J-J $629,694—Jan
J-J
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$25-00 4s '15
Population in 1920 (est.)
7,000 4s g '15 J-J
5s '16
1 1939
1 1922
166,623
...
5s *16
Inc.
1 1922
Railroad property.
Tot. assess, val. '20(>£act) 14.289,467
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$2.20
city bonds by City Treasurer or In
...
—.
&
1916 at
Assessed valuation 1917
1921-1924
CHAMPAIGN CITY S. D. NO. 71.
(?)
July
Assessed value
$4,800c_July 1 '22-'23
$1,460,000 48 '03
4Hs'10 M-S 28,000-July 1 '22-*27
Population .1920
2,621
4Hs'12 M-N 25,000.-May 1 '27-'30
BUTLER TOWNSHIP.
4Ks*13 M-N 97,258c-May 1 *22-'33
4Hs'15
30.000-.July 1 '34-'35
Road Bonds
6,000
July 1 1936
5s '19
A-O $66,700—Apr 1 '22-'29 4 >48*16
BOND. DEBT June 23 *19. $206,500
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Assess, val. '17 (1-3 act.) —4,835,264
School tax (per $1,000) 1915-$30.00
BYRON TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Ogle County. Pop'n in 1916 (school census)..l7,326
Cont.
and
5s *12
$31.000,.$2,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT May 14 *17
$37,000
Road Bonds
at
of 1911
IRVING PARK.
4Ms'll J-J
$89,000c_ July 1 *21-'30
4Hs'14 J-J
75,000
Jan 1 1934
4s g
J-J $2,969,500-Jan 1'21-32 BOND. DEBT June 11 '20. $185,000
Bathing Beach Bonds.
Assessed val., real estate. -17.169.064
4sg '12 J-J $163,000—Jan 1 '21-32 Assessed val., personal
802,706
4s g'14 J-J
269,000
Jan 1 *21-*33 Other assessed prop
256,276
Permanent Improvt. Bonds.
Tot .asses .val .1919(3^ act.) 18,228,046
4g'04 J-J
$666,000c- Jan 1 '21-24 Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1919
$2.40
Shelter House Bonds.
Population 1920 (est.)
40,000
4s '15
$140,000g.Jan 1 '22-'35
INT. at Northern Tr. Co., Chicago
Worthy School Bonds.
4s '15
J-J
$48.000c. Jan 1 '22-*35 RIVER FOREST PARK DIST.
4Hs*16 J-J
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
$25,500c—$1.500y'rly
4s'17
...$400,000..Jan 1 '2?-'26 5sa*20
M-N 30.000-.$1,500 yearly
4s'17
650,000g_Jan
1'24-'37 TOTAL DEBT June 1920$55,500
(See V. 112, p. 282 for maturity.) Assessed val. real
1.800,716
Assessed val. personal
Boys' School Bonds.
313,423
4s *17
—.$104,000
Jan 1 1922 Other assess. property
111 ,963
INT. on bonds issued July 1 '08 Tot.assess.val.T9(50%act )2,226,102
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$4.00
and subsequently
payable at Illinois
4,000
Trust & Sav. Bank Chicago: on other Population in 1920 (est.)
on
5s *19
s-a
$48,000
BONDED DEBT
INT.
4s
1'23-'38
]2,550,000g.Jan 1 '23-'37
( llO.OOOg—Jan 1 1938
(See V. 112, p. 282 for
10,500.-Apr 1 *22-'28
Electric-Light Bonds.
4^g'12A-0
$9,000c__Aprl '22-'24
GEN. BD. DT. July 1920$35,000
Assess, vai. 1920
7,482,163
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$17.00
Population in 1920
15,873
INT.
(P. O. Polo) is In
Jan
50,000g—Jan
40,000g
Jan
4s *19
3,132
5s g '15 M-N$12,500c_Nov 1 '2l-'25
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s '13
M-S $17,000
TOWNSHIP.
This
I
f
4s '15
Population in 1920 (Census)
CHAMPAIGN.
Fire & Police-Dept. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 1921-S35.000
Assessed Real estate-..
753,235
valua- Personal
608,976
61,000
jl,280,000g-Jan
4s *19
TOWNSHIP.
This township is in St. Clair Co.
5s *08
June $49,000
June 1 1928
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
on
1
1
1
1
1
1
4s g
f
CENTERVILLE
INT.
'2l-'25 office of State Treas. and 4s of 1907
*21-'26 at office of Co. Treas. and 4s of 1903
'21-'28 at Ft. Dearborn Nat. Bk., Chicago.
'21-*28
'21-'27
*21-'29
4>*8
4s '10
J-J
175,000--Jan 1 '2l-*27
5s *17
J-Df $5,000--June 1 1922
4s g '13 J-Jl ,080,000c.. Jan 1 '21-'33
1120,000--June 1 '23-'37
4>£s'18 J-J2,000,000r_July 1 '23-'26
TOTAL DEBT Apr 5 1921- $159,000
Judgment Funding Bonds.
Assess, val., real estate
12,354,401
4s g'04 J-J
$780,800c.Jan 1 *21-'24
Assess, val., personal
1,768,443
4^s g'08 J-J 131,200c.-Jan 1 '21-28
4s g '05 J-J
Chicago.
BOONE & M'HENRY COUNTIES
H. S. D. NO. 136.
Post office is Capron.
5s *16
A-O $32.000
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 '21$29,000
Tot.ass'd val. *20(30% act)2,150,000
153
TOWNS
4s '03
may
be registered at option of
1922
J-J $100,000c. Jan 1
4s
J-D 150,000c. Dec 1 '21-'22
150,000c- July 1 *22-*23
4s
J-J
4s
J-D 225.000c.Dec 1 *21-'23
224,000c Mar 16 '22-'23
4s'06 M-S
96.000c—Mar 16 1924
112.OOOc.Oct 1 '21-'24
4* *06
A
24.000c
Oct I 1926
112,000c—Jan 2 *22-'26
4s'07
J-J
24.000c—Jan 2 1926
4s
_
__
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND
154
'Y DIST. (Concl.)— Assessed valuation 1921..$1,676,823
$26.70
112,000c_Feb 1 '22-'26 Tax rat, (per $1,000) 1921
24.000c__.Feb 1 1926 Pop'n 1915. 5,058; 1920 (est.), 6.732
CHICAGO SA
F-Aj
it '07
t
INT. payable at Harris Trust &
M-S (280,000c—Sept 1 *21-'25
\ 48,000c.—Sept 1 1926 Sav. Bank and Merchants' Loan &
4s '07J-D/
56O.O00c.Dec 1 '21-25 Trust Co., Chicago.
\
96,000c—.Dec 1 1926
4s '08 J-D
336.000c.Dec 1 *21-'26 cook county s. d. no. 39.
4a *07
48,000c.. Dec
1
P. O. is
1927
Wilmette.
BOND. DEBT May 13 '21
4a *10 J-J
4a '10 A-O
Assess, val. '20 (M act.)—4,038.193
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$90.00
4a
Population in 1920
4a
4s
4s
4s
4s
/ 1,000,000c. Jan
1
1
'32-'35
'30-'31
12.000,000c. Jan
1
'36-'39
12,000,000. Jan
4s '19 J-J
M-N2,000,000eNov l'27p'30
J-J3,000.000c-Jan 1 '27-'32
5s *20
5s '21
BOND.DEBT July 1 '20813,007,000
Assess. val. J Real
1,249,729,412
1920
(Personal.. 420,375,039
[Railroad
Total
assess,
District tax
89,808,456
_
(per $1,000) 1921.S3.70
8,000
COUNTYsT
NO. 91.
d.
Forest Park is the post office.
BOND. DEBT Jan 4 1917.
$38,800
valuation———1,018,286
1,000)
$3.00
8chool tax (per
schtdist.
cook co.
$60,000-July 1 '22-'31
4Ms'10 J-J
no. 97.
5s '20
105,000
1939
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1921. $192,000
Sav.
Bank,
and
t
BOND. DEBT Apr
COUNtf¥.
..
4Ms*20
BONDED DEBT
cumberland
county.
County seat is Toledo.
Road Bonds.
5s '19
s-a
$85.500—July 1 '21-'29
BOND. DEBT April 1921.
$95,000
Assessed value 1920
7,342,713
Population in 1920 (Census)..12,858
DANVILLE.
This
city Is In Vermilion County.
4Ks'21 A-02,000,000c. Apr 1 *25-'40 Incorporated Feb. 3 1839; became
Road & County Home Bonds.
a olty In 1867; re-lno. Mch. 17 1874.
4 Ms'20A-O ($1,750,000 Apr 1 '22-'24
Bridge Bonds.
\
950.000 Apr 1 '25-*40 5s *15
J-J
$65,970—Jan 1 '22-'35
Court-House Bonds.
(See V. 100, p. 750, for maturity.)
4s'05 g M-S $1.250.000cSept l'21-'25 5s '20
J-J
246,000c..Jan 1 '22-40
Building Bonds.
(See V. Ill, p. 2156, for maturity.)
.
$50,000c—Jan 1 '22-'23
J-J
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '05 J-J $100.000c
Funding
Bonds.
4s g *03 J-J $187,500
BOND. DEBT May 1921
Assess, vai. '21
$310,000
(1-3 act.) .15,696,000
Jan '22-'25 Population in 1920
33.750
INT. at Danville National Bank.
July 1 1923
Infirmary & Bldg. Bonds.
DANVILLE TOWNSHIP.
4s '19
$540,000.—May 1 1939
This township (P. O. Danville) Is
BOND. DT. May 1 '21„$13,677,500 In Vermilion County.
Assessed val., real est .1.262,i89,967
Road Bonds.
Assessed value, personal.434,771,736 5s '19
J-D $30.000c&rJ'ne l'22-'24
Assessed value, railroads 100,604,017 BOND. DEBT June 1919
$50,000
Total assessed value
Assessed valuation
11,374,683
1920 04 act.)
1,797.265,770
State & Co .tax (per $1,000) '21.$7.00 DECATUR.
INT. payable at County Treasury.
This city
Is the county seat of
...
*16 A-O($720,000c.Apr 1
\ 40,000c_. Apr
4s '16 M-Sfl.680.000.Sept 1
1
80,000. ..Sept
4s '17 M-N |
840,000-Nov 1
\
4s '18 F-A
4s '19 J-J
40,000—Nov
1
...
_s
...
1935
4s '06
4s '09
A-O
A-O
$31 .OOOc.Oct
*21-'34
1 1935
5s '13
A-O
135,000..Oct
80,000. .Jan
1
1937
l,880,000June 1 '22-'37
80.000..June 1 1938
1
32.000c—.Oct
1
*21-'26
*22-*29
'23-'33
Water Impounding Bonds.
5s'20
A-0]$16,000_ —.Oct 1 1920
1360,000—Oct 1 '22-*39
500,000.May 15 '22-'41
Electric-Light Bonds.
'21.$8,120,000 4s '10
A-O $32.000c__Oct 1 *22-'30
Assessed valuation '20 1,797,265.770 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 *21_- $863,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
146.055
$0.67 Sinking fund
TOT. DEBT Apr 15
COOK
Assess, val. *20 (M act.)..16,671,015
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—.$22.50
CO.
High S. D. NO. 201.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921 .$169,250
INT.
on
Milliken
all
bonds
National
This township
COOK CO.
s-a
payable
Population
6,269.866
(est.)
25,000
COOK CO. SCH. DIST. NO. 36.
Post
office
is
Part yearly
Population 1910, 9,191; 1920, 9,938
GROVE TWP. S. D.
This district (P. O. Hinsdale) is in
Du Page County.
5s *16
J-J
$75,000c-Jan 1 '22-'34
DOWNERS
BOND. DEBT May 1920Assess, val. real estate '19—
$75,000
125,000
DRAINAGE
LIVERPOOL
DISTRICT.
(P. O. Lewistown) Is
In Fulton County.
Drainage Bonds.
$47,100. .Aug 1 '24-'26
16,000. ...Aug 1 1927
6s '18
F-A
47,100. .Aug 1 '28-'30
16,000. ...Aug 1 1931
15,800. —Aug 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT May 1 1919 $142,000
Assess, val. 1919
192,000
This district
50,000c_july 1 *28-'32
65,000c_July 1 *33-'37
BONDED DEBT
(?)
J-J
6s '20
Prin
int
and
at
Commercial Nat
Continental
&
Bank, Chicago
EAST ST. LOUIS.
This
city Is In St. Clair Co.
Inc.
re-lno. Aug. 28 1888.
Feb. 16 1865;
5s '19
s-a $100,000
1935-1939
Basin Construction Bonds.
—8
—
_
—
Population in 1920 (Census)..66,740
INTEREST
on sewer
bonds Is pay¬
able at City Treasurer's office; on re¬
funding bonds by the State Treas¬
at
Springfield, III.
EAST ST. LOUIS PARK DIST.
4Ms* 10 F-A $50,000c.Aug 1 '21&'30
4Hs'll M-N200,000c...Nov 1 1931
4Ms'12 J-J
100,000c.July 1 *23-'32
BOND. DEBT AprilJ919-$400,000
Assessed valuation 1918—14,186.425
INT. payable in East St. Louis
at Illinois State Trust Co.
EAST SIDE LEVEE to SAN. DIST.
This district (P.O. East St. Louis)
Is In St. Clair and Madison counties,
and embraoes
what Is known
the
as
"American
Bottoms"
opposite the
olty of St. Louis, Mo.
5s '11
M-S $90,625c—.Sept 1 1921
Population in 1920 (est.)
140.000
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
EFFINGHAM.""
This city
is in the county of the
same name.
—
(Real estate
636,089
(Personal
val.
447,730
(Total
1,084.819
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915—-$52.50
Population in 1920 (Census)—4,024
1915
EFFINGHAM
ELMWOOD
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'09 J-J
$32,000c.July 1 '22-'29
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921—
$32,000
Assess, val. '20 (1-2 act.)._
751,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$52.59
Popuiatiofrin 1920 (Census)
INT.
School-Building Bonds
_s
(per $1,000) 1920
Population (estimated)
County seat is Effingham.
Road Bonds.
s-a
$94,000
1921-1939
BOND. DEBT
Apr 6 1921
This township is in Vermilion Co.
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'09 J-J
$32,000.-July 1 *22-'29
Road Bonds.
5s '16
ann
$l9,000c_Mar I '22-'26
TOT. DEBT May 6 1920—
$47,800
Assessed val. '20 04 act.).3,103,064
Population 1910, 1,832; 1920, 1,835
EMPIRE TOWNSHIP H. S. D.
This district
McLean
5s '19
SCH.
This city Is In Cook and Kane coun¬
Inc. Feb. 28 1854; re-lneorp.
DIST.
$33,900c
NO.
61.
(Subject to call after 1913.)
4s *09 M N$135,000c
1929
18
1880.
City
Is
now
I 70,OOOc.Aug 1 '26-'39
BOND.;DEBT Aug 1919—
$82,000
1,654,107
4s
4s g
J-J
'07 J-J
3,000
Population (est.)
EVANSTON.
This city Is
in Cook Co*
Inc. as a
village 1872; city 1892.
Impt. Bonds.
5s '15
J-J
$25,000c.July 1 '22-26
Building Bonds.
4s '10 M-N $20,000c—Nov 1 *2l~'30
town
1863;
Lake Shore
Water
Bonds.
J-J $145.000..July 1 '22-'32
Library Bonds.
4s '04
J-J / $2,000c.-July 1 1922
4s '13
2,100c—July 1 1923
\
10,000c.Dec 1 '2L-'24
40.000c.Apr 1 *23-'27
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s '17
$15,000—July 1 '22-'24
BOND. DEBT May 1 1921 $271,100
Floating debt
38,382
Assessment debt (add!)
502,252
Sinking fund assets
36,500
Assess, val. '20 (1-2 act.)_21,702,904
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$74.30
Population in 1920:
—37,215
J-D
A-O
4s '05
—
INT. at office of
City Treasurer.
EVANSTON CENTRAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 75.
4s
J-J
$6,000c„.July 1 1922
( 3,000c—July 1 1922
J-J
48*10
J-J
j 4.000c—.July 1 1923
ll5.000c.July 1 '24-'25
f
28,500c_
1922-25
4,000c_July 1 '22-'25
4Hs'll J-J
6,000c.July 1 '26-*27
4Ms'14 J-J
40,000c. July 1 *28-'31
26.000-Jan 1 *21-'33
BOND. DT. July 30 1920- $143,500
Assess, val. 1920
11,539,914
School tax (per
INT.
$1,000) 1919—$37.80
21,363
$12,OOOc_Dec 31'21-22
58,000c.July 1 '23-'27
at First Nat.
Bank,Chicago.
FAIRFIELD.
This city is in Wayne County.
$1,400
Bonds.
$19,500
Water Bonds.
—
Sewer
-s
—
$6,000c
16,000
12,800
Paving Bonds.
$26,590
—s
under
form of government.
Water-Works Bonds.
commission
1923
(P. O. Le Roy) is in
County.
F-A|$12,000c.Aug 1 *23-*25
Assessed value 1918
$104,000
Ass'd val'n 1920
Oct.
A-O
$6.50
3,000
ELWOOD TOWNSHIP.
5s
4s
3,954,000
Tax rate
ELGIN.
DECATUR
1923-1939
$72,000
—
BOND. DEBT April 1921. $172,000
Assessed valuation 1920
Bank,
Decatur,
Bank, Chicago.
Nat.
.1,844
5^s'19M-N/$16,OOOc.May 15 '22-25
\ 70,0OOc_May 15'26-39
.s
First
—
Treasurer's office.
This district (P. O. El Paso) is in
Woodford County.
Population in 1920 (Census)..19,572
at
State
EL PASO TWP. H. S. NO. 375.
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Piin. and int. at the Milliken Nat.
or
TOWNSHIP.
This township Is In Peoria County.
Population in 1920
~COUNTY.
5s *19
Tax rate
6,000
Population in 1921 (est.)
4s '05
Light, Sewer & Ref. Bonds.
J-J
$35,000—
(Due beginning July 1 1920.)
BOND. DEBT May 1918.
$41,500
5s *15
Assess.
$40,000.-July 1 '22-*29
$45,000
'21 (est)2,056,880
—.
Assessed valuation
.s
1 '25-'22
1 '22-'30
School Bonds.
5s '18
TOT. DEBT June 18 1921.
4s '07
ties.
1 '22-'35
1 '22-'38
$94,000
ELMHURST SCHOOL DIST.
$20,000
Refunding Bonds.
4Hg*08 Sept $712,500c—Sept 1 1928
GEN.BD.DT. Apr 14*21
$719,000
Street improvements
104,216
Judgments
314,237
Assess, val. real estate
14,297,659
Assessed val. personal
4,956,006
Other assessable property—4,125,297
Total assess val. 1920
23,378,953
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920. .-.$74.50
urer
F-A/$2 i,000-Aug 15 *21-'33
[ 3,000—Aug 15 1934
$35,000
Population in 1920
42,096
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
is in Lee County.
Road Bonds.
J-D $58,000
EAST
Water Plant Bonds.
5s '15
04 act.)_ll,659,581
(per $1,000) 1921—.$10.00
Winnetka.
5s '08
M-S
$3,000c_Sept
4Hs'12 M-N 33,447c.May
4Ms'15 A-O
l8.855c.Apr
5s '18
M-N 31,365—May
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.
Savings
BOND. DEBT May 10 '16
4Ms
at
RIVEF PARK DIST.
($40,000—May 1 '24-'25
$75,000—July 1 *29-'38 5s *20 M-Ni 100,000..May 1 '26-'35
$160,500
I 60,000..May 1 '36-'38
TOTAL DEBT
Assessed valuation
&
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1921
$58,000
Assessed valuation 1921—7,137,111
Bank.
DECATUR SANITARY DIST.
4Hs'18
...
17,285
Trust
DIXON TOWNSHIP.
4Hs'21
INT. at office of Dtst. Treas., Chi.
First
TOT. DEBT Apr 23 *21—$1,500,000
( 840,000—Feb 1 '21-*35 4Ms'l6 A-0/712.000
Oct 1 1926
(
40,000. .Feb 1 1936
t 20,000—Oct 1 '27-'37
/1,800.000—Jan 1 '21-'36 5s '18 M-S 225,000
1928-1938
_s
at
Bank, Chicago.
Assess, val. 1920 (M act.) .40,422,288
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$14.00
*22-'33 Commission
government
adopted
1 1934 Jan. 17 1911.
Pop'n 1920, 43.818
*21-'34
Water-Works Bonds.
1
($15,000 annually July 1 1919 to
1922, $10,000 due 1923.)
5s *19
48,000-July 1 '24-'30
BOND. DEBT June 30 '20
$88,000
Assess, val., real estate
5,471,518
—
Incorporated Moh.
County.
payable at City Treasurer's
Assess, val., personal
3,548,049
Other assessable property.
237,967
village of Deerfield.
Total assess, val. 1918
9,257,534
$3,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—$26.50
High School Bonds.
Population in 1919 (est.)
26,000
4^8*14 A-O|$30,000c.Apr 1 '22-'24
INT. payable at Elgin by Town¬
1120,000c. Apr 1 *25-'34
ship Treasurer.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15'21
$150,000
Assess, val. '20 (1-2 act.)_13,650,373
ELMHURST.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920.$11.30
This city Is in Dupage County.
'06
2 1839; reincorporated Apr. 21 1881.
Macon
COOK CO. FOREST PRES. DIST.
4s g
INT.
of Highland Park, Lake Forest and
Park Bonds.
1925-1936
1940
(?)
$99,750
—.$110,000
—
5s '20
170
_
3>£g'03
field and the south part of Shields in
Lake County, and Includes the cities
f$35,000c_July 1 '23-'27
no.
cook
d. no.
(P. O. Chicago Heights.)
Cook County contains the City of
Chicago.
Pop'n 1910, 2,405,233;
1920, 3,053,017.
Infirmary Bonds.
4s'08 J-D
$700,000c. June 1 *22-'28
4 g ' 13 J-D
600,000c. June 1 '22-'33
Hospital Bonds. •
■
48 g *11 J-D l,500.000cJ'ne 1 *22-'31
4s g *13 J-D 100,000c.June 1 '22-'23
4sg*15 J-J 700,000—July 1 '22-'35
Road Bonds.
4s '15 J-D 1,000,000c. June 1 *22-'25
4s '18
A-O 850,000c.Apr 1 '22-'38
It comprises the
townships of Deerfield, West Deer-
148.
schtdist.
co.
15.OOOc.June 1 '26-'30
8 '21— $20,000
Assess.val.(H act.) '1920—3,866,000 Sinking fund
10.000
Population 1920
15,000 Assess, val. *21 (1-2 act.).$2,077,432
INT. on 4Ks and 4s payable at Tax rate (per $1,000) '21
$20.00
Nat. Bank of Mattoon; on 5s at Population in 1920
2,800
Nat. Bank of Mattoon or Nat. Bank
INT. at First Nat. Bank,Chicago.
of Republic, Chicago.
COUNTF
SHIP HIGH SCHOOL DIST.
Population in 1920 (est.)
P. O. Dolton.
5s '11
27,454
Pop'n 1910, 25.976; 1920
office.
ELGIN UNION SCH. DIST. N0.46.
School Bonds.
4s '10
J-J
$25,000c.July 1 *22-'23
DEKRFIELD-SHIELDS TOWN-
EAST PEORIA HIGH SCH. D.
This district (P O East Peoria) is
in Tazewell County
—
COOK
Chicago.
J-D/ $8,000c.June 1 '22-'25
cook
$136,000
Sinking fund (water)
6,423
act.).13,486,690
City tax rate (per $1,000) '19.S47.90
Assess, val. '19 (1-2
INT. at Harris Tr. & Sav. Bank,
INT.
Chicago,
First Trust & Savings Bank.
(21,000—July 1 '32-'34
\ 6,000—July 1 1935
&
45,000
Bridge Bonds.
'17
July $48,000..July 1 '22-*37
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 1920
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—126.66
Post office is Oak Park.
Trust
5s
the
City National Bank
4Hs'll J-D
$65.000c_J'nel'22-'25
60,000c—J'ne 1 *25-'28
CHRISMAN TWP. H.S.D. NO.149. 4Ms'12 J-D
4>*8'13 J-D
30,000c.June 1 '28-'29
BOND. DEBT
Apr. 6 *21
$28,000
4Ms'14 J-D
59,200—June 1 '22-27
Assess, val. '21 (M act.)—2,572,000
4^8*16 J-D
70,000—June 1 '28-*31
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920..—$10.61
4Hs'18 J-D
80,000
June '31-*34
Population 1920 (est.
3,800 4Ks*20 J-D
90.000—June 1 '34-*37
BOND. DEBT May 16 '21
$13,000
CLARK COUNTYT
Assess, val. '20 (75%act.)16.643.385
County seat is Marshall.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
—$82.30
Road Bonds.
34,830
J $20,000-July 1 '22-'23 Population In 1920
INTEREST payable at the Illinois
5s '19 July
22,000—July 1 '24-'25 Trust &
Savings Bank of Chicago.
24,000-July 1 '26-'27
28,000—July 1 '28-'29
cook co. schTdist. no. 99.
BOND. DEBT iday 1921- $112,000
4 Ms* 10 J-J
$31,500c.July 1 *22-'30
Tot. assess.val.'20(^act.) 10,411,028
4Ms'll F-A
23,400c_-Aug 1'26-'31
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1920..$4.00
4Ms'12 F-A
20,000c..Aug 1' 22-'32
Population 1910,23,517; 1920,21,165 5s '13
J-D
30,000c. June 1 *23-'33
J-J
5s '15
20,OOOc_July 1 '25-'30
COLES COUNTY.
27,300-June 15 '22-31
4^s
Charleston
Is
the
county
seat. 5s '18
A-O
60,000—Oct 1 '23-'38
Funding Bonds (tax-free)—
6s '20
M-N220,000..Nov 1 '35-'40
'i'07 July $66,546 c&rJuly 1'22-27 BOND. DEBT May 10*21 $450,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920$77,637 Assessed val. '20 (M act.) 11,066,396
Assess .val .'19 (abt.M act.)20.355.175 School tax (per $1,000) 1920
$2.67
County tax (per $1,000) 1919—$3.59 Population in 1920 (est.)
44,751
INT. at Central Trust Co., Harris
Population 1910,34,517; 1920.35,108
INT. at State Treas. office.
Trust & Sav. Bank and Cont. & Com.
4s '12
Sinking fund
$643,900
180,000
Equalized val.'20 (M act.) 17,000,000
.s
INTERESTat office of Treasurer.
COLES CO. SCH. DIST. NO. 100.
P. O. Is Mattoon.
BOND. DEBT April 1921
This district (P. O. Highland Park)
INTEREST payable in Evanston.
Assessed
see
Is In Lake County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$93,500
Assess, val. '20 (1-2 act.)..6,390.547
School tax (per $1,000) 1920-$23.30
valuation 1,759,812,907
1921-1937
V. 104, p. 577)
F-A$150,000—Aug 1 '21-40
5s *20
$82,000
Post office is Evanston.
COOK
100.000c.Nov 1 1933
(For maturity
cook co. sch. dist. no. 76.
at
M-N
4KS'17 M-S 225.000
Population 1920 (est.)
4s '09 J-D
1,125,000c.Dec 1 '21-29
225,000c.July 1 *22-'30
530.000c.0ct 1 *21-*30
*11
J-J 53O.000c.Jan 1 '22-*31
*11
M-8 550.000c.8ept 1 '21-'31
'15 J-D 1,500.000—Dec 1 *21-'35
*17 A-O 2,440,000.-Apr 25 '22-37
'18 J-J 2,000.000—July 1 '23-26
g '19
( 347,000
Jan 1 1929
5s '13
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
_s
TOT.
—
...
_
BD.
DT.
May 1918 $110,160
Assessed valuation 1916
Population in 1920 (Census)
498,323
2,754
d.
Vandalia is the county seat.
Road Bonds
5s
$142,000-—
BOND. DEBT Apr.6 1921
$142,000
Assessed val., real estate—10,012,295
Assessed val., personal— 3,513,470
Other assessable property. 1,376,986
Tot.ass'dval.'21 (^ act.) .14,902,751
State & co. tax (per $1,000) 20_$0.9 /
Population in 1920
26,187
—
___
no.
INT. at Village
P.
(See V
F-A$285,000—Aug 2 '23-'40
111, p 1678, for maturity )
hamilton.
in Hancock County.
$30,000
This city is
BOND. DEBT May 13 '21
Assess,
debt
3,000
2,500
(add'l)
Floating debt (add'l)
(1-3 act.)—1,235,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—.$39.00
Population 1910, 1,627; 1920—1,698
Assess, val. '20
harlem
11922
'23-'34
$29,000
70,000
721,000
413,000
personal
Assessed val.
d.
Granite City.
d. no. 34.
BOND. DEBT June 6'21.
debt (addl;
val. real estate—
Assesses
s.
h.
O. Granite City.
BONDED DEBT,
(?)
Prin and int. at First Nat. Bank,
10,768
Floatin
com.
granite co.
no. 149.
978,186
527.00
($1,000
July
124,000—July 1
'
6,500
at the
Tot.ass'dval. (50% act.)*201,134,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$20.00
Population in 1920
8,000
on
water (1912) at Will
cons.
dist.
sch.
This district (P. O. Harlem) is in
Winnebago County.
Building Bonds
s
$35,000
BONDED DEBT—.
(?)
___
harvey school district.
TOTAL DEBT Apr
6 '21—
Floating debt
Sinking fund
__
$26,500
40,000
10,000
?5% act.)_-1,951,614
$1,000) 1920
$2.67
1920
9,980
_
_
This
Will County.
5s *18
J-J $100,000---$10,000 ann.
d.
$27,500
July 1 1930
4,325
Population in 1920 (Census)
hillsboro.""
This city is in Montgomery Co.
Incorporated in 1855.
BOND. DEBT June 14 '19—$46,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
97,000
val.'20(1-2act.) 19,146,790
Sinking fund.
$1,000) 1920—-$8 -05 Ass'd val'n, real estate
17,567; 1920. 19,669 Assessed val'n, personal
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
Other assessable
Tot. ass.
*1,000
1910,
property
-
544,775
337,690
45.177
Total val'n '18 (1-3 actual)..927,642
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18-$24-00
freeport park district.
4«s'll F-A $48,750c.Aug 1 '21-'30 Population 1910, 3,424; 1920-5,074
5s '19
J-J
40,000c-July 1 '30-'39
TOT. DEBT Apr 12 '17-—
$68,000
Assessed valuation 1916—5,876,187
20,000
Population in 1915 (est.)
d. no. 141.
1920—-$27,500
fulton county s.
BOND. DEBT Apr
grave drain. dist.
This district (P. O. Quincy) is in
Adams County.
Drainage Bonds.
6s '18
J-J $114,000c
—
6s '20
J-J
60,000
—s
289,000
TOT. DEBT Apr 28 1921—$458,000
Population in 1920 (est.)
500
indian
-
—
galena.
-
^
city is in Jo Daviess
Water-Works Bonds.
This
County.
$6,000--May 1 '22-'24
15,000—May 1 '25-'29
4^s'17 M-N
16,000—May 1 '30-'33
20,000—May 1 '34-'37
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Population in 1920(
Census)—4,742
galesburg.
This city Is In
Knox County. Ino
July 20 1876.
Jan. 27 1841; re-lno.
§Building Bonds.
4s '05
F-A $17,500c—Aug
Water Bonds.
„
1 1952
_
128,000
7,624,310
3,165,610
Tbt.ass'd val.'19 (H act.)-10,789,920
Total tax (per $1,(K)0) 1919—550.60
Population in 1920
23,834
Water debt, incl
—
Assessed val., personal
,
INT.
on
Chem. Nat.
bonds marked
Bk., N. Y.
(a)
at
GALLATIN COUNTY.
County seat is Shawneetown
Road Bonds.
($11,000
Post office is
Nov 1 1922
Murphysboro.
Apr 3'16—
$28,500
Assess, val. '19 (equalized) 12,534,831
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$1.83
Population 1910,35,143; 1920-37,091
BOND. DEBT
jacksonville.
This city Is In Morgan Co.
Incor.
Feb. 3
1830;
re-lnc. April 4 1887.
Power Plant Bonds.
5s '20
s-a
($9,000-.Mar 1 *22-'24
132,000 -.Mar 1 '25~'40
Filtration Plant Bonds.
($3,000.-Mar 1 '22-'24
s-a
130,000-Mar 1 '25-'39
( 1,000
Mar 1 1940
30,000.-July 1 '21-'40
Funding Bonds.
5s '19
J-D $118,000.Dec 1 '22-'39
Refunding (Red. yearly).
4s '05
J-J ($12,000r_July 1 *22-'24
I 14,000r—July 1 1925
Water Works Bonds.
5s
J-J
$67.750--July 1 '2l-'39
BOND. DEBT May 1921- $231,000
Assess, val. '20 (1-3 act.)..6,607,500
City tax (per $1,000) 1920
$6.40
Population in 1920 (Census)—15,713
INT. payable at State Treasury, In
N. Y. City at American Exchange
Nat. Bank, and at City Treasury.
s-a
14,000_—Nov 1 1923
15,000
Nov 1 1924
17,000
Nov 1 1925
BOND DEBT Jan 1 '21— $115,000
Total assess val 1920
4,200,000
6s '20
J-J
jacksonville sch. d. no. 117
This district (P. O. Jacksonville)
is in Morgan County.
6s '21
F-A$126,000- _Feb 1 '22-'40
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-—$40 00
(See V. 112, p. 1053, for maturity.)
Population (est ) 1920
14 000 BOND. DEBT Mar 1921— $335,000
Prin
and int
at Continental & Assessed value 1920
6,715,909
Commercial Nat Bank of Chicago
Population 1920
15,713
geneseo twp. high sch. d.
This district (P. O. Geneseo) is in
Henry County.
BOND. DEBT May 13 '21
Sinking fund.
jerseyville.
This city is in Jersey County.
Funding Bonds.
$30,000 5Ms
$12.000
1938
1,842 TOTAL DEBT May 29 '20. $32,000
—-
act.)—3,083.768 Population in 1920
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$16.11
Population in 1920
3,376
Assess, val. *20 (^
Ino.
Feb. 26 1845; re-lno. Aug. 5 1876.
Refunding Improvement Bonds
5a'14
A-O ($39,000—Oct 10 '2J-'33
I
1,000—-Oct 10 1934
Judgment Bonds.
4Hs'14J-D $61,000-June 1 *22-'34
Water-Works-Improvt. Bonds.
4s '12
A-O $22,000c—Apr 1 '22- 32
4Hs'14 J-D
42,500-June 1 '22-'34
Water Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'14 J-J
$32,500-July 1 '22-'34
Street Incinerator Bonds.
4Ms'14J-D
$7,500
1921-1934
BOND. DEBT May 25 '21 $208,000
Spec, assess, dt.
740,400
Assess, val. real estate,
8,891,460
Assess, val. personal
3,333,790
Other assessable property.
544,171
Tot.asses.val.'21(M actO-12,769,421
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$85.40
Pop'n 1910. 34,673;
1920. 38,406
This city Is
1 '22-'31
$28,000
1920—1,740,561
(per $1,000) 1920—_$14.40
5s '15
$20.000—Apr
BOND. DEBT April 1921—
_
Assessed valuation
Tax rate
georgetown township.
This township (P. O. Georgetown)
is in Vermilion County.
Road Bonds.
5s *19
M-N$24,000—May 1 *22-'29
(?)
BONDED DEBT-
...
georgetown twp. h. s. d.
BOND. DEBT July 27'18$28,000
Floating debt
1,300
TOTAL DEBT.
29,300
Assessed valuation 1913—1,996,698
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1913
$4.00
no.
J-J
12
4s
$5,000c
In Will County.
s.
h.
d.
(P. O. Heyworth.)
1 '24-'28
1 '29-'33
1 '34-'38
1 '39-'40
BOND. DEBT 6ct 1920— $125,000
1921
340,000c
1922-1930
—
coTljoM.
377
P. O. Heyworth.
School Bonds.
30,000
50,000
6s '20
July 1 1937
J-D
'$30,000--June
35,000--June
40,000_ -June
20,000--June
v
1 *17— $145,000
(1-3 act.)—3,651,658 Assessed value 1919__
2,547,150
Prin. and int. at Merchants' Loan
$1,000) 1917—-$26.10
& Trust Co., Chicago.
Pop'n in 1916 (est.) _-9.000 to 10.000
MACOMB.
x INT. on 4Ms of 1912 at the Mer¬
This city Is In McDonough County.
chants' Nat. Bank, Aurora; on 4s of
Engine-House Bonds.
1904 at Chicago at First Nat. Bank,
$2,000-July i *22-'23
and on
4Ms of 1915 and 1917 at 4Ms'12 J-J
Sewer Ext. Bonds.
Halsey, Stuart &vCo., Chicago.
—s
$1,000-.
1922
Refunding Bonds.
kane co. sch. dist. no. 131. 4M8*12 M-S
$3.000
1921-1924
P. O. Aurora.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
M-N$l36,725c_May 1 *22-*35 4s *04
M-N $3,000c_May 1 '21-24
Water-Works Extension Bonds.
4Ms'15 M-N 20.000c
1921-1924
TOTAL DEBT Apr 5 1921 $185,000 4Ms'10M-NT $3,000c_May 1 '22-'24
Assess, val. '20 (1-2 act.) .10,719,916
1 30,000c.May I *25-'30
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$2.65 —s
12,000
1922-1925
Pop'n June 1920 (est.)
27,000 BOND. DEBT May 18'21 $54,000
Assessed valuation 1920—3,353,192
INT. at Town Treas. office.
—_
(per $1,000) '20
$50.50
Population 1910, 5,774; 1920--6,714
INT. on engine-house bonds pay¬
Tax rate
COUNTY.
County seat Is Kankakee.
KANKAKEE
Court-House Bonds.
4s '09
able at Macomb Nat.
Bk.;
on
others
at Union Nat. Bank, Macomb.
$76,212—July 1 *21-*30
DT. May 28 *20$90,000 macomb school district.
val., real
18,592,230 4Hs'14 M-N$68,900-_May 1 '22-'34
val., personal
4,553,180 BOND. DEBT Apr 1921
$70,000
„
s-a
BOND.
Assess,
Assess,
3,878,399
Other assessable
Total
assess,
property.
val.
1919
(1-2 actual)
County tax (per $1,000)
macoupin
27,023,809
1919—$7.70
Population 1910, 40,752; *20.
kenney sch. dist. no.
This district is in De
county.
Carlinville is the county seat.
44,930
Road Bonds.
4^s'19
$150,000-—
1929
TOTAL DEBT July 22 '20_$150,000
117.
Population in 1920 (Census)
Witt County
—
57,224
madison.
School Building Bonds
This village is in Madison County.
5Ms'20 F-A /48,000c_Feb 1 *24-'35
i 12.000c. Feb 1 "36-'39 5s Sewer Bonds.
July $30,000
1924-1926
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '21$60,000
5s '19
July
28,000—July 1 *22-'28
Assessed val. real estate
2,053,000
.
.
Assessed val.
500,000
personal
Total assessed val.
1920—2,553,000
TOT. BD. DT.
July 1918—$30,000
854,690
Assessed valuation 1918
Population in 1920
4,996
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
KEWANEE.
This city is in Henry County.
Water Bonds.
4MS'16 M-S $62.320
1921-1936
BOND. DT. May 28 1920.
$128,000
Assessment debt (add'l)—
95,100
2,690,420
Assess, Real estate
Personal
.—1,624,055
val.
1919 Other property
50,510
Total val.(M act.)'19
4,364,985
City tax (per $1,000) 1919
$5.97
Pop'n 1910.9,307; 1920—
16,026
,
.
madison
county.
Edwardsville is the county seat.
5s^9aju?yl$540,000_-July
knox county
trict no. 117.
school
1 '22-'39
TOTAL DEBT July 1 1920 $570,000
52,012,836
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$7.50
Population in 1920
106,895
Total
assess,
madison
val. 1919
cotunion
school
no. 126.
Post Office is Granite
dis¬ 4J^s'08
—
City.
$22,000c.
5s '12
72,500c
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1916---
$103,500
Floating debt
10,890
Bonds.
Assessed val. (1-3 act.) '16-2,627.882
June 1 1922
Tax rate (per $1,000) '16
$30.00
4Ms'17Junelh4,000—June 1 *23-'29
18,000
130,000--June 1 '28-'37 Population 1916 (est.)
P. O. Abingdon.
School Building
($1,000
$46,000
TOTAL DEBT June 1920-
county.
'
County seat is Waukegan.
Road Bonds.
5s '18
J-J I$25,000—July 25 1922
1
5,000
July 1 1923
lake
„
_
,
5s '18
370.000--Jan
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 '21-
1
---
'2.V36
marion co. sch. dist. 135.
Post Office Is Centralia.
Sept $15,000
Sept 1 1936
(Optional after Sept. 1 1921.)
$54,000
Assessed (Real estate
1,318,496
val ua-1 Personal
338,812
5s '16
TOTAL DEBT May 19 '17
tion—
(Other property--
82,035
$425,000 Total assessed val. 1916—1,739,343
Assessed val., real estate.-28,089,030 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916—$30.00
Assessed val., personal—10,491,5(10
Tot .asses, val. 20(M
marion twpthigh sch. dist.
This district Is in Williamson Co.
la salle county
Organized Jan. 1912.
4s '12
J-J
$36,000
1921-1929
BOND. DEBT April 1917$48,000
Assessed valuation 1915—2,016,623
5»262,023
Other assess, prop
act.) -43.842,613
Population in 1920—
73,991
(Census)—3,839
JOLIET.
geneva school district.
This district is in Kane County.
Building Bonds.
Mclean
P. O. is Aurora.
4s g *04 M-S
.
payable at
Principal and interest
the First Nat. Bank of Chicago.
kane co. s. d. no. 129.
4Ms'15
4Ms'17 J-J
s-a
—
Population in 1920 (est.)
61,000
LNT. at office Twp. School Treas.
jackson county.
4Ks'10 J-Da$75,000
Dec 1 1930
43^8'15 M-N 15,000--Nov 1 *21-'35
5s '20
BOND. DEBT June 15 '20 $183,000
Assessment debt (add'l)—
256,450
Sinking funds
—131,301 5s '20
Assessed val., real estate
$5,000—May 1 '25-'29
10,000—May 1 '30-'34
4,000
May 1 1935
5,000
May 1 1936
12,000-May 1 f37 &'38
,14,000-May 1 '39 &'40
BONDED DEBT—.
(?)
4Ms '15 J-J $30,000c—Jan 1 r25-'27
5Ms'20
4Ms'16 J-J
70,000c-_Jan 1 '28-'34
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 '21$100,000
Assess, val. 1920 (M act.)-21,856,507
School tax (per $1,000) '19
$7.41
Tax rate (per
J-J
no. 355.
P. O. McLean.
joliet twp. high sch. dist.
This district Is in Will County.
Population
5s *15
1,500
Population
-
BOND. DEBT July
TOTAL DEBT July 5 '19—$32,000
Assessed valuation 1919
.839,732
•
*22-'31
$50,000
1,083,900
|$20,000-July 1 '23 & '30 McHENRY CO. COM. H. s. d.
1180,000--July 1 '24-'29
NO. 153. (P. O. Harvard.)
5s '19
J-J / 20,000
July 1 1930
P. O. Harvard.
1180,000—July 1 '31-'36 5s '20 J-J $190,000c_July 1 '22-'40
(80,000--July 1 '29-'36 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1921. $200,000
5s'20
J-J
80,000--July 1 '37-'38 Total assessed value 1920--4.778.221
[90,000--July 1 '39-'40 State & co. tax rate (per $1,000) _$6.50
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921$730,000 Population in 1920 (est.)
6,000
Assessed value 1920
19,793,084
Prin. and int. at Harvard.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$7.41
Population 1919—--—-—55,561 Mclean co. community h. s.
—
Assess, val. '17
Tax rate (per
Pop'n
School Building Bonds
$50.000c_Apr 1
BOND. DEBT May 1921-
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
district (P. O. Joliet) is in Assessed value 1918
Tax rate (per
havana school district.
This district is in Mason County.
d. no. 318.
high s.
P. O. Good Hope.
JOLIET
Assess, val. '20
FREEPORT.
This city Is In Stephenson County.
Inc.Feb.14 1855; re-lno. Apr. 18 1882.
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s '10
M-N $9,000c—May 1 1930
4MsT2 J-I)
25,000c—Dec 15 1932
Sewer Bonds.
5s '05
M-S
$5.000
Sept 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
4^s' 10 F-A $62.000c—Aug 1 1930
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 *21- $101,000
Assessment debt (add l)—
119,800
Floating debt-191,<50
Sinking fund'"
47,750
Co Mcdonough co. community
Joliet; on all other bonds
City Treasurer's office.
5s '19
Treasurer's office.
franklin co. s.
P. O. Christopher.
5 Hs'19 J-J
INT.
Nat. Bank,
Population (est.)
(
Village-Hall Bonds.
(Total
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916
Population in 1920
s.
(P. O. Gillespie) is in
Macoupin County.
5J4s'19 J-D $80,000c_July 15 '24-'39
BOND. DEBT Sept 1919.
$80,000
Assessed value 1918
1,629,159
5s g '15 J-J
$32,250c—Jan 2 '22-'35
(See V. 99, p. 1767, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '16
$40,000
Assessed value/Real estate—751,556
_
h.
180.
This district
5s '20
FOREST PARK.
This village is in Cook County .
1916
community
gillespie
county.
fayette
155
TOWNS
ILLINOIS-CITIES AND
June, 1921.]
s. d. no. 45.
School tax (per $1,000) 1915---S9.10
Pooulation m 1914 (est.)
10,000
Int. at Merchants-Laclede Nat.
M-N$33,000 —May 1 '22-'27
Bank, St. Louis.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$80,000
Assess, valuation 1920
4,718,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$2.35 mattoon township.
This township Is In Coles County.
Population in 1919 (est.)
18,000
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
4s g '11 July $46.000
July 1 1931
la salle co. s. d. no. 280.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1919$136,000
Post Office is Mendota.
Assessed valuation 1918—2,903,977
5s g '16 June $75,000c
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916—$100.40
(Part yearly beginning June 1 1919.)
Popul'n 1910, 13,347; 1920, 14,333
BOND. DEBT April 1920$75,000
Tot. asses, val. '20 (M act.)3,000,000 maywood.
School tax (per $1,000) 19—$13.50
This village is in Cook County..
INT. payable in Mendota.
♦Street Bonds.
P.
O.
is Streater.
School Building
Bonds.
5s
4Hs*15 F-A $20,000-Aug 16 '21-'30
BOND. DEBT May 23 '21
$37,000
dist.
837,000 Assessment debt (add'l)— 110,200
Assess, val. '20 (H act.)-- 3,023,594
Assessed val. 1919 (est.).—3,900.000
1920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$6-00 Population inoffice of Village 12,072
* INT. at
Treas.
Population in 1919 (est.)
8,000
lockport twp. sch.
BOND. DEBT Apr 26
'20-
150
ILLINOIS—CITIES AND
MZNAKD
MOUNT
COUNTY.
PULASKI
HIGH
TWP.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 28.
County seat is Petersburg.
Road Bonds
This
5s '19
July $49,500—July 1 '21-'29
BOND. DEBT May 25 *20
$55,000
district
O.
(P.
Mt.
Pulaski)
Is in
Logan County.
4Hs'12Apr $29,000 $2.000yly Mayl
Sinking fund
5,500 BOND. DEBT Apr 1917
$35,000
Assess, val., real estate—.8,493,770 Assess, val. 1915
1,599.394
Assess, val., personal.....2,853,660 School tax (per $1,000) 1915—$7.70
INT. at Farmers' Bank of ScrogOther assess, property..,..1,033,280
Tot.assess.val.'19(M act.) 12,380,710 gin & Son, Mt. Pulaski.
County tax (per $1,000) '19
$4.20
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$34.90 NEW TRIER TWP. HIGH S. D.
This district Is In Cook County.
Population in 1920 (Census).. 11,694
4J4s'll J-J $103,875c.July 1 '22-*30
TOTAL DEBT Apr 22 *21- $100,000
METAMORA TWP. HIGH 8. D.
Total assess, val. 1920
13.056,741
This district is in Woodford Co.
5s '15
July $35,000
July 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 *20-..$35,000
Assess, val. 1919 (about)..1,250,000
Tax rate (per
1919—.$14.30
$1,000)
at
Continental
Commer¬
&
nental & Commercial Nat. Bank.
NORMAL.
This town is in McLean County.
5s
cial Nat. Bank, Chicago.
$4,000—Mar 31 1922
60,000-Mar 31 '23-'27
—
5s
SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Metropolis) is
n Massac County.
6s '20
J-J
$62.000-July 1 '26-'32
BOND. DEBT Oct 1920—
$94,000
5s
Ass'd val. *21 (J4 act.)
4.500.000
Tax rate (pa- $1,000) 1921
$18.00
Population in 1919 (est.)
Assessed value 1919
—
Mar $11,000c-_Mar 31 1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 11921$75,000
Ass'd val'n *20 (1-2 act.).. 2,179,3.54
Town tax rate (per $1,000)'20 $20-50
Population in 1920 (est.)
5,143
1,881,296
NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
MILLEDGEVILLE COM. H.
NO.
S. D.
212.
This district (P. O. Milledgeville)
is in Carroll and Whiteside counties.
5s '11
Oct $33.000.—Oct 1 '21-'31
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 8 '21—
$27,000
Assess, val. ' 1 (1-2 act.)—2,180,285
School tax '21
(per $1,000)—$14-30
.—5,000
($55,000c.May 1 '22-'32 Population in 1920 (est.)
INT. payable In Chicago.
5s '20 M-N
30,000c_May 1 '33-*37
16,OOOc.May 1 '38-'39
OAK PARK.
9,000c—May 1 1940
This village Is in Cook Co. Incorp.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21- $110,000
Nov. 13 1901. Popn. 1910. 19,444.
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (50% act.)2,557,975
4s'03-04--$40.000—Yrlv to 1923
Population 1920 (est.)
2,000
Fire Dept. Impt. Bonds.
Prin. and int. at the Harris Trust
4Hs'14 J-J
$21,590c-Juiy 1 *22-'34
& Savings Bank of Chicago.
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 *20-$106,750
Assessment debt (add'l)
MO LINE.
Is In Rock Island County.
Incorp.
Feb.
14 1855;
re-lncorp.
Aug. 6 1872.
Commission govern¬
ment adopted Jan. 3 1911.
Voted to
This city
revert
Alderman
to
Dec.
Form
31
1918 effective May
1 1919.
Fire*Dept. Equip. Bonds.
1,874,789
Floating debt
293,125
Water debt (add'l)
186,062
Assessed val n, real,
12,838.262
Assess, val., personal
2.574.725
Assess, val., railroad
435,570
Tot. val. *19 (1-2 act.). —15,848,557
$1,000) 1919—$79 90
Pop'n 1910. 19,444; 1920 est.. 39,830
INT. payable at Vlll. Treas. offloe.
This city Is In Christian
County
Water-Works Bonds.
4Ha* 11 F-A $ 12,642c.Aug 1 *21-'30
-s
.47.000
-s
20.000
OAK PARK PARK DISTRICT.
5s '20
J-D $40,000.-Dec 1 '32-*33
City-Hall Bonds.
BOND. DEBT June 1 '20
$212,000
5s *12
Sept $50,000c. Sept 1 *21-'30
1,000
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 8 *21— $189,500 Floating debt
12,838,262
Assessment debt
372,300 Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
2,574,725
Sinking fund
14,625
—
_
act.)12,009,241
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$64.00
Population 1910, 24,199; '20. 30,709
INT.
at
Mechanics
Sc
Merchants
Railroad property
435,570
Tot .assess, val.'19 04
Tot. tax rate
act.)15,848,557
(per $1,000) '19_$79.90
Population in 1920 (est.)
40,000
Savings Bank, Moline.
OAK PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
MOMENCE TOWNSHIP.
4H«'12 J-J $124,800—Jan 1 '22-'32
This district is In
This township is In
Kankakee Co.
Road Bonds.
_s *19
$20.000
BOND. DEBT May 29 '21
$46,000
Tot.assess, val.'19(1-3 act.) 1,118,660
Population in 1920 (Census)—2,298
-s
T3&T4
J-D
Cook
County.
15,000
5s '18
—
(15,000—June 1 1931
60.000—June 1 '32-*33
—-
5.000—June
1 1934
BOND. DEBT June 1919. $423,000
Assessed valuation 1919-- 9,401,427
Population in 1919 (est.)
INT. at Nor. Trust
36,465
Co., Chicago.
MONMOUTH
OAK PARK AND RIVER FOREST
City Hall Bonds.
(?)
6,122
INT. payable at
4Hs*13 A-O $48,000c.Apr 1 *23-'33
May 28 '20 $87,000
Sinking fund
9,700
Assess, val. '20 (H act.)..2,486,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$18.00
Population in 1920
8,116
INT.
at
Cont.
&
Com.
Tr.
&
TWP.
P.
SCH.
DIST.
O. address Oak Park.
4^s'15 J-J
$63,000
1921-1935
(See V. 100. p. 834, for maturity.)
4s'05-'12
$120,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—$229,000
Assessed valuation 1921-18,973,325
Refunding Bonds.
Feb
$76,000-Feb 24 1925
Equalized val. 1919
9,057,564
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$2.14
Population in 1920 (Census)-. 12,839
4s '05
MONTICELLO,TOWNSHIP.
township (P. O. Monticello) is
In Piatt County.
School Bonds
5s
$200.000
BONDED DEBT
—
1923-1932
(?)
3,130
Population in 1920 (Census)
45,000
INT. at Central Trust
State Bank. Chicago.
Waterloo is the county seat.
This
Co.
and
This
district
Poet
office
4Hs
J-J
is
in
is
HIGH
Vermilion
Co.
$27.000c.June 1 *22-'30
11 '21-
$30,000
2,032,560
Assessed val., personal
Railroads
581,700
443,728
Total val. 1920(1-3% act.).3,057,988
School tax
(per $1,000) 1920—-$7.00
Population in 1920 (est.)
$30,000r_ J'ne 15 *22-'27
TOTAL DEBT May 19'21
$30,000
Ass'd vain 1920 (1-2 act.).28,244,674
2,500
County.
$46,300
Water-Extension Bonds.
J-J
$35.000
July 1 1932
(Optional beginning July 11917)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1917—$81,300
5s '12
County tax (per $1,000) 1920--85-00 Population in 1920 (Census)
INT. at Treasurer's office.
Population in 1920jCensus)„33,567
NT. at State Treasurer's office
OLNEY
Carmel) is
School Building Bonds
5s
$96.000
BOND. DEBT May 21 '21
$50,000
Ass'd val'n 1920 (H act.)..2,296,979
—
Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1920.
Population in 1920
—
$48.20
9,000
VERNON!
This city is in Jefferson County.
TWP.
INT.
at Harris Tr.
$1,000) 1920
Population in 1920 (Census)
ORION COM,
This district
H.
S.
(P.
O.
D.
& Sav.
Chicago.
PARIS.
$15.30
5,401
NO.
Orion)
196.
is in
($30,000.-.Dec 1924-28
M-N
35,000.—Dec
40,000.—Dec
1929-33
1934-38
20,000—Dec
1939-40
BONDED DEBT.
Prin. and int. at
(?)
Continental &
National Bank, Chicago.
This city is in La Salle
County.
Hospital Bonds.
5s
—
Exch. Nat.
Tax rate (per $1,000)
-7,985
Assess, val. 1919 (H act.)—3,891,664
Pop'n In
This
TOWNSHIP.
(P.
twp.
O. Streator)
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1921- $150,000
Road Bonds.
5s '20
$55,000__Sept 1 '21-*25
BOND. DEBT Sept 1920—
$55,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 28 '21 _
$36 000
Total ass'd val.'20(^act.)-3,335,395
Assessed value 1920
—
PEKIN.
This city
County.
Apr. 20
Commission govt, adopted
1911.
Pop'n 1910. 9,897;
7
1920 (Census), 12,086.
Refunding 4s
Refunding 4J4s
Mun. str. railway 4^s
-
5s *19
121.
5Ks'19J-J
BOND. DEBT Feb 1919—
$57,500
Assessed valuation 1917
1,537,152
—
—
7
'18
12,000
BOND. DEBT May 14 '19. $121,000
Assessed valuation 1918
2,794,086
School tax (per $1,000) 1918
$3.00
Population in
1918
11,000
INT. at John Nuveen & Co.,Chic.
PEORIA.
This district (P. O. Rochelle) is in
Ogle and Lee counties.
f$15,000__0ct 15 '23-'25
6s '20
A-Os
Ino.
re-lno. Oct. 20 1891.
Refunding Bounty Bonds.
4s '02
J-D
$6,000c—June 1 1922
M-S
21.000c—Mar 2 1923
Refunding Railway Bonds.
$35,000c_July 1 '22-'28
35,000_-0ct 15 '26-'30
100,000„0ct 15 *31-'40
BONDED DEBT—
(?)
ROCK FALLS TWP. HIGH S. D.
NO.
301.
This district (P. O. Rock Falls) is
In Whiteside County.
($42,000.-Apr 1 *25-'31
28.000--Apr 1 '32-'35
I 50,000..Apr 1 '36-'40
A-O|
BOND. DEBT April 1921—$120,000
Total assessed val'n
Population in 1920
1921.-5,042,440
-----3,950
ROCKFORD.
This city Is In
Winnebago County.
Ino. Jan. 3 1852; re-lno. June 8 1880.
Bridge Bonds.
4s *15
M-S $74.500—Sept 1 *21-'35
72,590c.June 1 '22-'30
Refunding Bonds.
'07
M-S $43,900c—Mar 1 1927
'07
J-J
27.700c—July 1 1923
'07
F-A
36.000c-.Aug 20 1922
'07
M-N 39,100c—Nov 1 1927
'08
M-N 28,500c—Dec 15 1928
'09
F-A
40,000c—Feb 1 1929
4s g '16 M-S
4s
city Is In Peoria County.
2,284
ROCHELLE TWP. H. S. D.NO. 212
5s '20
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School Bonds.
4s '05
$7.000
5s '10
6.000—May 1 1922
4J4s'12 June
66,000-June 1 '22-32
Feb. 26 1839;
$22,000c.Apr 1 '22-'32
27,000c_July 1 *22-'29
s-a
PEKIN
4^s'08 J-J
D.
Population in 1920 (Census)
$10,000
41.000
30,900
Sewer 5s,
57,200
Paving 5s (subject to call)—. 91,500
GEN .BD.DT.Apr22'21.
$81,900
Assessment debt (add'l)--148,700
Sinking fund
23,725
Assess, val. '20 (1-2 act.)—4,315,301
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$82.70
INT. on 4s payable at GermanAmerican Nat. Bank, Pekln; on 4 Hs
at office of McCoy & Co.. In Chicago,
on 4^3 at office of City Treasurer.
This
S.
This district is in Woodford Co.
Is In Tazewell
2 1839;
re-lno.
Mch.
1874.
Feb.
2,005,078
TWPTH.
ROANOKE
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s
4s *11
M-S
4s *07
J-D
Levee Improvement Bonds.
4s '12
May $5,000c_—May 1 1922
11,900c.-Sept 16 1931
16.500c—June 1 1925
Bonds.
Water-Works
5s '20
s-a $475.000.-Apr
1 *22-'40
School (Opt. beg. Aug. 1 1916).
$96,000c—.Aug 1 1920 4s '06
F-A $60,000c—.Aug 1 1926
4s *08
F-A
20,000c_Aug I *21-'28 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1921
$955,100
4s *10
July 71.000c
1921-1930 Sinking fund
16,500
Funding Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'l)-980,059
4Hs'14 June $36.000--June 1 '22-24 Floating debt
450.000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21$312,000 Assess, val. *20 (l-2-act.)_42,277,503
Assessment debt (add'l)-483.800 Total tax (per $1,000) 1923
62.60
Floating debt
150,000 Population in 1920 (Census) —65,651
Bridge Bonds.
4s *06
F-A
-
Assessed
val., real
Assessed val., personal
Other assess, property
Tot.ass'd val.'20
64,870
—27,137,860
10,993,975
2,301,620
(Mact.).40,433,455
1920—$62.60
Total tax (per $1,000)
Pop. 1910. 66,950; 1920
INT.
on
Hanover
at
76,121
refunding railway bonds
Nat. Bank, N. Y.; all
office.
City Treasurer's
PEORIA PLEASURE DRIVEWAY
AND PARK DISTRICT.
4s '06
J-J
$32,000c—July 2 1926
BOND. DEBTJunel'20.
Sinking fund
$44,000
14.000
Ass'd val'n 1920 (>4 act.)_42.657.970
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1920
$5.37
Population In 1920 (est.)
76,000
INTEREST Is payable in Peoria.
PEORIA COUNTY S. D. NO. 150.
Building Bonds.
4J4s'14 Mar $198,535-Mar 1 *22-'36
-s *15
July J25.000.-July 1 *22-'25
180,000.-July 1 '26-'35
135.000.-Apr 15'22-'36
INT.
paid by City Treasurer.
ROCKFORD PARK DISTRICT.
4s
'09
J-J
$70,000c.July 1 '22-'28
4s *11
J-J
45,000c
TOTAL DEBT Apr 21
Total assessed val
1930
'21-$125,000
1920.46,031,965
(per $1,000) *21—$2.60
Park tax rate
n
Population in 1920
INT.
at First Nat.
75,890
Bank, Chicago.
ROCKFORD TOWNSHIP.
This
township (P. O. Rockford) Is
In Winnebago County.
Road
Bonds.
5s '18 May 1 $95.000.-May 1 '23-'27
BOND. DEBT May 28 '20
$95,000
Assess, val. real estate
$28,889,650
Assess, val.
Other
personal
property.—
assess,
-
Population in 1920 (Census)
1879.
Commission
Nov.
Water Bonds.
5s
F-A $25.000c
100,000
PEORIA
COUNTY.
The county seat Is
OTTAWA TWP. HIGH SCH. DIS.
$120,000
BOND. DEBT May 12 '20 $120,000 4)4s'15 June $130.000c Junel '22-*34
Tot. assess, val. '1904act.)3.100.000 BOND. DEBT Apr 5 '21- $150,0000
Refunding Bonds.
4s '09
M-S$l10,000c.Mar 1 '22-'33
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 *21$160,000
1920,
School Building Bonds
75,890
This olty Is In Rock Island County.
Inoorp. Feb. 27
1841;
re-lncorp.
ment
Population In 1919 (est.)
-
ROCK ISLAND.
(50% act.) .41,000,000
$1,000) 1920
$25.40
Apr 6 1921
14,884,160
1,521,815
Tot. ass'd val. (act. val.) 47,231,526
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20
$7.10
$453,000
BOND. DEBT
Peoria.
County Jail Bonds.
4s '15
M-S $50,000-Sept 1 *21-'25
1910, 9.535;
is in
Livingston County.
PARIS UNION SCHOOL DIST.
Funding Bonds.
5s *13
Sept $24,000.-Sept 1 *2l-'33
10,816
READING
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
INT. at Clearing House in Peoria.
MT. VERNON TWP. HIGH S. D.
This district (P. O. Mt. Vernon) is
-
Bank of New York.
1917—118.50
Popula'n 1910, 7,664; '20
$50,000
in Jefferson County.
—
Assess, val. *18 (1-3 act J
Tax rate (p»jr
OTTAWA.
Population 1910, 8,007; 1920, 9,815
5s '20
Sinking fund
Ass'd val'n '20
259,283
$78,000
65,715
11.328.034
This
city is in Edgar County.
Incorporated 1869. Commission gov¬ RANTOUL SCH. DIST. No. 193.
ernment adopted Feb. 26 1915.
This district (P. O. Rantoul) is in
Water Bonds.
Champaign County.
6s g'15 A-O ($21,000c. Apr 1 '22-'27 5a '19 May 1 $52,100 -May 1 '22-'39
\ 32,000c.Apr 1 *28-'35 TOTAL DEBT Apr 9 1921
$65,500
5s g'15 A-O
10.000c.Apr 1 *22-'31 Assessed valuation 1920
1,400.000
BOND. DEBT May 1 '18$81,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$20-00
Assessed valuation 1918—$1,962,324 Population in 1920
(est.)
1,800
Henry County.
6s '20
Ino.
12 1895.
SCHOOL
Tax rate (per
1,710,606 Commercial
tion '15 Total
1,969,889
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915...$12.00
HIGH
Thli city Is In Adams County.
Feb. 21 1839; re-lno. Feb.
BOND. DEBT May 1 *19
7,339 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—$54.70
Bank. Population in 1920
35,978
INT. on all bonds payableeltber at
State Treas. In Springfield or at Am.
Population In 1920 (Census)
others
This district is in Richland Co.
■
Assessed (Real estate
valua- (Personal
SCH. DIS.
QUINCY.
at
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21-$55,000
Total val. '2i (1-2 act.).—2,326,000
Funding Bonds.
5s g *16 J-T $15,000c—Jan 1 *22-'26
BOND. DEBT Nov 13 *16$53,000
(?)
858
1
High-School Bonds.
5s *07
A-O $22,580c-Oct 15 '21-*27
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 '21 —.$23,000
Assess, val. '20 (1-2 actual)2.600,000
4,491
DIST. NO. 76.
MT. CARMEL SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Mt.
In Wabash County.
TW~p7mGH
PROVISO
TOWNSmP.
Sinking fund.
This city Is In Richland
Sewer bonds
4s June 15
Road Bonds.
-s
$28,000
TOTALDEBT--
INT. by State Treas., Springfield.
SCH.
Fithian.
BOND. DEBT Apr
Assessed val., real
MORGAN COUNTY.
County seat is Jacksonville.
Refunding Bonds.
TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Oregon) is In
Ogle County.
PANA TWP. HIGH SCH. DIST.
4s '03
OAKWOOD TWP.
DIST. NO. 227.
OLNEY.
MT.
City Treas. office.
4s of 1915 at Treas. office.
on
CREEK
20.000-July 1 '27-'31
J-J
30.000
This township Is In Christian Co. 4^s
July 1 1931
Inc. 1867.
$53,000
Population 1910, 6,055; BOND DEBT Apr5 1921Ass'd val.(est.)'2004 act.)_8,585,876
1920
7 339
TOTALDEBT May 1917—$138,000 School tax (per $1,000)
$1.78
♦
INT. at Cont'l & Com'l Trust &
Sinking funds
138,000
Assess, val. (1-3 act.)
1,249,559 Savings Bank, Chicago.
$1.93
Population in 1920
MONROE COUNTY.
INT.
4^s'15J-J*/$15.000—July 1 '22-'26
PANA
-
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
.
val.'20(Hact.>66,783,576
Population in 1920 (Census)
TOTAL DEBT
—_
BOND. DEBT
Sav. Bk., Chicago
-
Population in 1920 (Census)
Inc.
Water-Works Extension.
4%s'12 J-J $110,000c.July 1 '22-'32
Tot .assess, val.'2004
CITY!
PANA
ass'd
PINE
-
Total tax (per
4HS8'14J-J f$15,000c.July 1 *22-'26
( 1.500c. ..July 1 1927
Tot.
County tax rate (per $1.000)'20 $6.00
20,000 Pop'n 1910. 100.255; 1920—-111,710
INT. payable in Chicago at Conti¬
nental A Commercial Nat. Bank.
Septic Tank Bonds.
METROPOLIS
[Vol. 112.
-
935
Population in 1920 (Census)
INT.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$1.95
INT. payable in Chicago at Conti¬
TOWNS
5s g
4
—_
.
5.500
Bridge Bonds.
5s '14
J-J
$2,000
Fire-Station Bonds.
5s '14
J-J
$6,000
Park Bonds.
6s
$7.500
Police-Alarm Bonds.
J-J
$5.000
5s *14
govern¬
adopted Jan. 3 1911.
—
Feb
1 1922
June, 1921.]
ILLINOIS—CITIES AND
SANGAMON
Tank Bonds.
5s *14
J-J
S.
CO.
D.
NO.
186.
P. O. is Springfield.
4>4s'12 J-D $83,500c_J'ne 1 '22-'32
4Hs'15 M-S 320,000—Sept 1 '21-'35
80,000.-Sept 1 '21-'36
Floating debt
121,000 4Hs'16 M-S
Judgment debt (add'l)
M-N300.000-..1941
178,214 5s '21
Assess, val. '19 (1-2 act.).12,463.291 BOND. DEBT May 18'21
$770,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$60.80 Ass'd val'n, real & pers'l,.28,996,420
Populat'n 1910,24,335; 1920 35,177 Other assess, property
1,424,253
INT. payable at office of City Clerk Tot. ass'd va\.^20(M act.).30,420,673
except on ref. 4 Ms. which Is payable Tax rate (per $1,000)
$64.76
at office of State Treasurer.
Population in 1920 (est.).——59,000
INT. at Mercantile Tr. Co., St. L.
ROCK ISLAND SCHOOL DIST.
4Hs'16 M-S $100.000—Sept 1 1921 SAVANNA AND YORK DRAIN¬
,
6s '21
100,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 22
Jan
1 1926
*21 .$200,000
Assess, val. 1920(20% act.) 12,463.132
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920 —$2.64
Population In 1920
35,177
This district (P.
O. Savanna) is in
Caroll County.
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co., Chic.
1
6s '18
BOND.
$36,000
DEBT June 1919—$36,000
4j^s'll J-J
$9,000c._.July 1 1922
4^s'16 F-A
50,000
Aug i *21-'30
4>48*13 July 152,000. .July 1 '22-'29
5s '18
J-J
20.000
July 1 1930
5s '19
J-J
(20,000
July 1 1931
185,000.. July 1 '25-'39
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $346,000
Assess, val., real estate
7,265,138
Assess, val., personal
4,018,530
Assess, val. railroad
571,583
Total val. '20 (1-3 act.)..11,855,251
School tax (per $1,000) 1920. .$26.70
88,860
SCHUYLER CO. SCH. D. NO. 92.
P. O. address,
Rushville.
5s '15
Apr $32,000c.Apr 1 '21-'35
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1918-$35,000
Assessed
(additional)
1,450
pers'l, '17—900,000
debt
Ass'd val. real &
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1917—-$29.20
Population in 1917 (est.)
3,000
INT. on $4,000 bonds in Burling¬
ton, Vt.; on others in Rushville, 111.
TOWNSHIP.
is in Coles County.
HICKORY
SEVEN
This township
INT. at office of School Treas.
Road Bonds.
5s *16
F-A $38.000c_Aug 1 '21-'26
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1916
$38,000
Ass'd val. (1-3 act.) '15
1.038,215
CHARLES.
This city is in Kane County.
5s
Paving Bonds.
Mar $35,000
(Due part yearly on
10 years.)
Funding Bonds.
5s '14
Population 1910, 1,393; 1920, 1,238
Mar.
for
1
—
r
$20,000..$1,000
...
Population (est.)
10,000
STOCKLAND TWP. HIGH S. D.
yearly
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
5s
Mar $18,000
(Due part yearly on Mar. 1 for
10 years.)
Water System Extension Bonds.
-s
$15.000
TOTAL DEBT May 17 '21. .$45,000
...
Population 1910, 4,046; 1920, 4,099
(P. O. Stockland) is
Iroquois County.
F-A $30,000
5s '19
CHARLES
S.
D.
NO.
87.
BOND. DEBT May 1921$33,000
Assessed valuation 1921.-1,723,517
ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
Belleville is the county seat.
INT. at Mississippi Valley Trust
Co., St. Louis.
SHERRARD COM. H.S.D. NO. 127
This district (P. O. Sherrard)
is in
Mercer and Rock Island counties.
F-A $60,000c.Aug
BOND. DEBT Apr 21
6s '20
Assessed value
1920
'22-'31
$60,000
1,505,567
1
(?)
1921-3937
1922-1938
DEBT May 1921..$910,000
$510,000
...
.
SPARTA TWP. HIGH SCH. DIST.
5s '15
$62.000
J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 6
Assessed Real estate
1921
$57,000
832,095
Personal
313,895
(Other property
243,228
Tot .assess. val.'21 (1 -3 act) -1,389,218
Taxrate (per$1,000) 1920
$6.90
Population in 1919
9,000
tion'21
—
SCH.
STONINGTON
This district
Feb.
—
Population in 1920 (Census). 136,411
ST. CLAIR CO. S. D. NO.
P. O. Belleville.
118.
Commission
government
adopted
Jan. 2 1911.
Judgment
Bonds.
5s '13
J-J
$29,400c
1921-1928
Fire Equipment Bonds.
$50,000
1922-1937
35,000....Oct 1 1926 4>is'17
Electric Equipment Bonds.
1 1916.)
1922-1927
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '21--$223,000 4>*s'17 M-NS60.000
Refunding.
Assess, val. of dist. 1920—15,044,000
3Hs
Sept $l24.500c—Sept 1 1921
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$20.00
4s
Sept
125,700c—Sept 1 1923
Population in 1920
27,000 4s '05
Sept
103,000c-—Sept 1 1925
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 6 *21$496,200
ST. CLAIR CO. S. D. NO. 189.
Tot. equal. ■val.1"21 (M act.) _ 29,038,538
(P. O. East St. Louis.)
All schools Taxrate
(per $1,000) 1920$64.76
In East St. Louis were consolidated
Population in 1920
59,183
in Sept. 1901.
INT. paid at State Treasury.
5s '04
A-O $39,000c
Oct 3 1924
4s '06
A-O
(Subject to call after Oct.
4s'08
1923
120,000—
M-S
PLEAS. DRIVE¬
WAY AND PARK DISTRICT.
This district comprises the City of
Springfield and certain outlying terri¬
tory—about 48 square miles.
4s '03
Sept $7,500c.Sept 1 '21-'23
4s '05
Sept
7,OOOc_Sept 1 ,'21-'23
\20,000c—-Mar 2 1928 SPRINGFIELD
4s *09
J-J
5s
J-J
1924
15,000c
i
k20,000c—July 1 1929
4^8
J-J
5s
J-J
5s '15
4.300—July 28 1928
(15,000
1922
J-J
\30.000
5s *18
Apr/ $9,000
Apr 1 1922
1 48,000—Apr 1 '23-'38
TOT. DEBT
Apr 22 1920-
$60,000
9,000
Floating debt
Tot.
assess,
val.'19 (M
act.)4,000,000
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1920
s-a
J
30,000—Aug 1 1922
'27-'32-'37
[l05.000.Augl
BOND. DEBT April 1921
Assess,
val., real
Assessed val., personal—
$591,300
16,227,597
6,631,883
Assessed val., telegraphs
and railroads
5,203,242
Total assess, val. 1920—28,062,725
20_$14.60
3,280
Building Bonds.
4Hs'16 M-NS54,00Oc_May 1 *22-'27
BOND. DEBT May 1921$45,000
Assessed valuation 1919—2,101,393
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
TAYLORVILLEL
This city is in Christian County.
Incorporated Jan. 25 1881.
Paving Bonds.
4Ms
$10,000c
1922
4Ms
1931
$30,000
— -
BOND. DEBT Apr. 28 '19
Assess, val. real
$38,000
911,499
Assess, val.
—
730,325
Other assessable property--
59,864
personal
Tot.assess.val.'18(1-3 act.) 1,701,688
Population in 1920 (Census)—5,806
Drainage Bonds
6s '19
F-A($28,500
.Aug 1 1924
(261,000--Aug 1 '25-'33
BONDED DEBT—
(?)
THORNTON TWP. HIGH S.D.
This township Is in Cook County.
High-School Bonds.
M-N $66,500o-Nov 1 '21-'27
4s '11
Population in 1920 (Census)-_37,058
4>*s'l3
M-N$30.000c_May 1 '22-'24
15,000.-Sept 1 '26-'27
-.-
BOND. DEBT May 17 '21
$45,000
Assess, val. '20 (1-3 act.)—9.690,000
$1,000) '20 $22.40
Population 1920 (est.)
19,669
$37,600—July 1 '22-*29
6,252—July 1 '22-'23
43,200--July 1 '22-'30
BOND. DEBT May 20'21
$97,500
Assess, val. '21 (1-2 act.)_.3,800,000
School tax
(per $1,000) 1921—$25.00
Population in 192111,000
INT. payable in Chicago.
WAUKEGAN.
This city Is In Lake Co.
Commis¬
adopted Feb. 14 '11.
5s '04
Apr
$2,000
Apr 1924
5s '05
Dec
500
Dec 1925
5s '06
June
1,500
Junel926
5s '07
Mar
10.000
Mar 1927
5s
4,500
Dec 1928
5s
5,336—July 5 '21-'24
5s
18,500—Oct 15 '21-'30
Refunding Bonds.
-s
$40,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1918—
$56,000
Floating debt
60,348
Sinking fund
33.862
Assess, val, '17 (1-3 act.) —3,410,157
City tax (per $1,000) 1917—$12.00
Population in 1920
19,226
sion government
—
—
INT. at office of City Treasurer,
4Hs"10 F-A $10,00Or.Aug
WAUKEGAN
This district
H.
TWP.
DIST.
S.
(P. O. Waukegan) is
in Lake County.
5s *20
J-J $360,000—July 1
BONDED DEBT
'21-*40
SCH.
DIST.
TWP.
(?)
This district Is In Lake County.
This city is In
Champaign County.
4s '09
1 '2l-'30
F-A/ 32,000r_Aug 1 '21-'28
\
Funding Bonds.
5s '15
F-A $24.000--Mav 1 '22-*27
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 19ld
$60,000
9,000
1 1929
Feb
BOND. DEBT May 23 '21
$30,000
Assessed valuation 1919
4.648,432
Assessed valuation 1915—3,494,269
School tax
(estimated)-10,482,807
$1,000) 1915—-$16.80
Population In 1920---10,244
of Halsey,
INT.
Actual value
Tax rate (per
PARK
DISTRICT.
$27,500
801,750
Personal
assess,
(per $1,000) 1919—$8.07
payable in Chicago at office
Stuart & Co.
WESTFIELD
This district
S.
HIGH
TWP.
D.
(P. O. Westfield)
is
in Clark County.
3,057.77 5 5Hs'19 M-S $41.000—Sept 1 '21-'38
(Real estate
-
239,526
(Other property---
(?)
BONDED DEBT
val. 1920 (abt.
4,099,051
20% act.)
$1,000) '20,$65.30
Population 1920 (est.)
-10,500
URBANA SCH. DIST. NO. 116.
TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Williamson Co.
BOND. DEBT Oct 11 1916
$45,200
Assess.val. (1-3 act.) '15—1.055,314
Population 1910, 6,495; 1920, 7,772
WEST
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1921- $101,000
Assessed valuation 1920—4,554,572
MARION
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Chicago.
(per $1,000) 1920—$26.70
WESTVILLE
School tax rateCper
Freeport.
Building Bonds.
Post office is Monmouth.
7,690.120
STEPHENSON CO. S. D. NO. 145.
Post office is
WARREN CO. SCH. DIST. N0.38.
WAUKEGAN
Taxrate
SALINE COUNTY.
Harrlsburg Is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
4>4s'0o July $16,560r_July 1 '22-'23
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920—
$60,000
Assess, val. '19 (equalized).9,842,361
County tax (per $1,000) 1914--S7.80
&
$70,000
7 '21—
Total tax rate (per
M-N$300,000--May 1 '22-'41
(?)
Tr.
4Hs'll J-J
4Ms'04 J-J
4><js'll J-J
URBANA.
District tax (per $1,000) 1919—$4.20
INT. at Springfield Marine Bank.
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL DIST.
INT. at Cont. & Comm.
Sav. Bank, Chicago.
County.
$6,000., .Mar 1 '23-'24
12,000-, .Mar 1 *25-'27
15,000-. .Mar 1 '28-'30
18,000.. .Mar 1 '31-'33
5s '20
M-S
14,000., .Mar 1 '34-'35
Mar 1 1936
8,00027,000-. .Mar 1 '37-*39
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 1921.$100,000
Total
BONDED DEBT
$43,800c_Apr 15 '22-'33
$50,000
(M act.) 1921—2,296,979
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21-$41.20
Population in 1920 (est.)
9,000
Assess.val.
Stark
GEN. BONDS May 1 *20.
$107,500
Assess, val. *19
(M act.).31,237,453
M-S
A-O
TOTAL DEBT May 2 1921
(Assessment about 1-10 act. value.) WAUKEGAN CITY SCH. DIST.
$30,000—Mar 1 *32-'36
High school tax (p. $1,000) *19 $15.80 4>*s'16
Population in 1920 (est)
22,720 (Subject to call after Mar 1 1931.)
INT. at office of Township Treas. BOND. DEBT May 1920. $143,000
Tot. assess, val.'19(1-3 act)3,717,015
Total taxrate (per $1,000) '19 $29.30
TOULON H. S. D. NO. 4.
34,000
This district (P. O. Toulon) is in Population 1919 (est.)
val
4s '12
WABASH COUNTY S. D. NO. 33.
5s '13
4s '10
Assess.
Sept
5s '21
iNT, at State Auditor's office.
Bank,
Nat.
...
THOMPSON DRAIN. & LEV. DIS.
22,000c.Sept 1 '21-31
30,000c-Sept 1 '21-32
4s *11
School tax
(per $1,000) 1921-S28.67
1918 (Federal est.)-.92,983
Treas. office.
at
American
Carmel.
Park Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 20 *21
Pop'n
INT. payable at
Mt.
SULLIVAN TOWNSHIP HIGH.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 100.
URBANA
75,000
.
5s '17
1927 &1932
8,000—Sept 15 1926
July 1 1925
,150,000—July 1 '30&35
WABASH CO. ROAD DIS. NO. 5.
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1921--$35,000
Assessed valuation 1916
742.000
INT.
DIST.
(P. O. Stonington)is
BOND. DEBT Apr
Assess, val. 1920
This city Is In Sangamon Co.
Ino.
3 1840;
re-lnc. Apr. 6 1882.
.
5,000
4,000
Apr 1 1931
10,000—Apr 1 '32-'33
GEN. BD. DT. June 1920- $129,000
Assessment debt (add'l)
40,000
Assessed valuation 1920
2,500,000
Population in 1920
5.500
in Christian County.
This district is in Fulton County.
SPRINGFIELD.
5s^?7d—'"370,000
5s '20
BOND
A-O
—
valua-
ST.
5s '19
This district
in
—
$10,000.15 bonds yrly.
Light and Power Plant Bonds.
5s '19
20,000-July 1 '27-'31
30,000. .July 1 '32-37
BOND. DEBT Sept 1919.
$65,000
Assessed value 1918
4,005,321
'24-'29
Apr 1 1930
($24,000,-Apr 1
($15,000--July 1 '22-'26
•
and
Douglas Counties.
School Bonds
5s '19 July
HIGH
TWP.
NO. 231.
This district is in Champaign
-.-
ROCK ISLAND CO. S. D. NO. 40.
Post office is Moline.
GROVE
SCH. DIST.
(P. O. Sterling) is in
.
Pumping Station Bonds.
Assessed val. 1919
ST.
Tnis district
Whiteside County.
BONDED DEBT
AGE DISTRICT.
___
VILLA
STERLING TWP. HIGH S. D.
$12,000—
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '20- $239,214
Assess, debt (addl)
712,700
157
TOWNS
VALLEY CITY DR. & LEV. DIST.
This district (P. O. Valley) is in
Pike County.
&
6s '21
J-J ($80,000__July 1 *26-'30
jl70,000--July
1 '31-'40
(?)
BONDED DEBT
Prin. and int. at State Treasurer's
TWP.
(P. O.
County.
School Bonds.
This
in
district
SCH. DIST.
Westville) is
Vermilion
5s *16
F-A
,
Total tax rate
(per $1,000)---$15.00
4,241
Population in 1920
office.
„
$3),000—Aug 1 '21-'26
BOND. DEBT May 23 *21
$30,000
Assessed valuation 1920—1,417,008
INT. at office of School Treasurer.
SALINE COUNTY S. D. NO. 43.
Post-office is Harrisburg.
BOND. DEBT May 17 '17—$28,000
STERLING.
This city Is in Whiteside Co.
Inc.
Feb. 16 1857.
Pop'n 1920. 8,182.
Hospital Bonds.
5s
Sept $19,000—Sept 1'2K29
(Real estate
744,728
valu- j Personal
317,720
at'n' 16 (Other property
135,480
Library Bonds.
Total val. '16 (1-3 actual)..1.197.533
Aug
$3,000c. Aug 1 *21-'23
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915—$29.00 4 Ms
Assessed
VANCE TOWNSHIP.
This place (P. O. Fairmount) is in
Vermilion County.
Road Bonds
J-J
$31,500--Aug 1 '2i-'29
5s '19
BONDED DEBT
(?)
1,901
Population in 1920
Paving Bonds.
SANDWICH
DIST.
NO.
TWP.
HIGH
SCH,
402.
4 Ms
J-D
4
Aug
Sept
Ms
$l,500c—Dec
1,000c
Dec
9,000—Sept 1
4,500—Sipt 1
1 1921
Assess.val.(real&pers'l)'19 3,008.807
SANGAMON
COUNTY.
County seat is Springfield
Road Bonds—Tax-free.
ann $400,000c
1921-1929
BOND. DEBT April 1921
$400,000
Ass'd val'n 1921 (M act.).73,544,061
5s '19
Total taxrate
(peril,000)'20_$64.77
Population in 1920
100,262
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
First Nat. and Sterling Nat.
banks.
STERLING TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O.
Sterling) is in
Whiteside
Road
4Hs'16
County.
Bonds.
ann
Bonds sold
Assess,
recently
1915
valuation
$96,000
60,000
3.102,669
Population In 1920 (Census)—9,268
COUNTY.
Danville is the county seat.
231,075
1921-1935
Road Bonds {Payable on June 1).
4s '16
J-DS550.000—$75,000 y'ly
TOT. DEBT May 1 '21—$1,050,000
Assessed val., real
40,195,190
Assessed val., personal—12,380,865
Other assess, property
9,038,539
Total val. 1920 (1-3 act.).61,614.594
Stafce&Co.tax rate(per$l .000) $11.50
Popul'n 1910, 77,996; 1920, 86,235
INT. payable at Co. Treas.' office.
_s
This city is in
T
^
Inc. in
Dupage Co.
1890.
Pop. '10, 3,423; *'20, 4,137.
Commission govt, adopted Apr. 16.
4Hs'15 M-N 35,000c
-
5sPaVin/-JB°$ni8*}60c July
15 *2l-'22
BOND. DEBT Mayl '17$51,000
Assess, val. '16 (1-3 act.) — 1,160,952
City tax (per $1,000)
$6.30
1916
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
County Bonds.
—
WILMETTE.
This village is in Cook County.
^
Street
Bonds.
-
^
4M*
Dec $12.000c-Pt yly
City Hall Bonds.
4M*
Dec $15,000c_Pfc yly
Fire Department Bonds.
_
,
Dec 31
_
.
—
Dec 31
4Ms
Dec $20,000c_Pt yly Dec 31
BOND. DEBT Apr. 10 '21
$42,000
Assess, debt (add'l)
Assessed val., real
163,100
4,650,000
personal
575,000
Total assessed val. 1921—5,125,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1916— $142,500
(Actual val. about 50%)
Assess, val. '15 (1-3 act.)--6,957,862
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
$9.40
School tax (per $5,000) 1915-$16.01
Pop'n 1910. 4,943; 1920
7,814
INT. at School Treasurer's offloe.
VERMILION
$.54,000--Apr 15 '22-'30
BOND. DEBT Oct 1915
VERMILION
1 1921
'21-25
This district (P. O. Sandwich) is
5s
'21-26
Sept
in De Kalb, La Salle and Kendall Cos
June
5s
7,000—June 1 '22-'26
School Site & Building Bonds
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 *21—
$45,000
($42,000. -Apr 1 '23-'28
Assessment debt (add'l)
75.400
16,000—Apr 1 '29-'30
5s '20
A-O
Assess, val. *20 (1-3 act.)..3,846,332
81,000.-Apr 1 '31-39
9,000
Mar 1 1940 City tax rate (per $1,000) '16-S12.00
INTEREST payable at Sterling at
BOND. DEBT Mar 1920. $148,000
5s
WHEATON.
P. O.
CO.
Danville.
S. D. NO. 118.
Assessed val.,
MICHIGAN—DEBT
158
This township (P. O.
Rockford is the county seat.
5s^l°9aMay"d|77,400-May
TOTAL DEBT Apr. 4
*21-
TOWNSHIP.
Grant Park)
YELLOWHEAD
COUNTY.
WINNEBAGO
$28,000
1 *22-'23
$87,000 Assess./Realestate
val
807,775
iOther property
256,234
Total assessed valuation
Assessed val., real estate.42,031,920
Assessed val.. personal—19,801,745
1,064.009
.
property.$3,837,498 Population in 1920 (Census) —1,509
Tot.assess, val.'£0(3^ act.)65,671,163
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1920
$7.50
Population in 1920 (Census)...90,929 YOUNG AMERICA TOWNSHIP
Other assessable
WINNETKA
This township
DISTRICT. Edgar Cohnty.
PARK
(P. O. Hume) is in
This district Is In Cook County.
'30-'37
$24,000c. July 1
J-J
5s '20
-S
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920- $115,000
Assessed valuation 1919—4,410,152
•
ILLINOIS
.
(?)
DISTRICTS.
below are Issued
under the
River Dr.
Drainage Act,
assessments
are
below
•
Henderson Co. Dr. D. No. 2.118,500
Henderson Co. Dr. Dist.No.3
44.911
Hiliview Dr. & Lev. Dist
42,100
Auxier Creek Spec. Dr. Dist.
Bay Bottom Drain. Dist
43,600
Bay Creek Sub-Dist. of Sny
Island & Lev. Dr. Dist
6,500
Lower
Bay Island Drainage & Levee
District No. 1
..111,500
McGee Creek Levee & Drain¬
Kaskaskia Island Levee Dist.148,500
Kethsburg Drainage Dist— 33.000
Green
River
Special
Drainage District
38,000
District
93,600
35,500
6,600
5,750 Maple Grove Drainage Dist.
Bon Pas Drain. Dist. No. 1_.
1,000
8,800 Mason & Cass River District
Meredosia Levee & Dr. Dist.
Cache River Dist. Sub. Dist.
5,800
No.
1
$37,500 Middle Fork Spec. Dr. Dist. 16,500
Canteen Creek Dr. Dist—1,000 Miller Pond D.D. of UnionCo 68,000
Mud Creek Spec. Drain.Dist.
Claussen Park Levee & Drain¬
6,000
age District
2,860 North Fork Spec. Dr. Dist.
Coal Creek Levee & Dr. Dist. 96,089
(Hamilton & Saline Cos.). 78.000
Big Lake Spec. Drain. Dist..
Bird's Drainage District
age
Otter Pond Drain. Dist
Degognla & Fountain Bluff
Levee & Drain. Dist
41,000
Drain. District No. 1, towns
of Atkinson and Alba
1,200
Dr. Un. Dist. No. 1 of Drury,
Rock Isl. Co., and Eliza,
2,000
10,500
Drury Drainage District
Sub-Dist. No. 1 of Union Dr.
Dist. No. 1 of the towns of
Drury,
Rock
Island
Spec. Dr. Dist.
6,859
River Spec. Dr. Dist.
(Henry & Bureau counties)
Hartwell Drain.&Levee Dist.
Co
125,400
5,574
Drainage District
Union Drain. Dist. (Wayne
& Edwards Counties).
50,486
Union Drain. Dist., Towns
son
of
Deerfield
&
Northfield
(Lake & Cook Counties)
5,400
4,000
Vandalia Levee & Dr. Dist
11,000
State of
osaaaLh'EEi
'
Co
Sub-District Russell and Alli¬
22,100
85,600
Hager Slough Spec. S. D. of
Cass
41,688
99,000
13,000
6,000
Sangamon River Sp.Dr.Dist.
Snake Creek Drainage Dist—
South Qulncy Dr. L. Dist. of
Adams
15,500
1,700
(Bureau & Whiteside cos.).
Green
Co
St. Clair Co. Dr. Dist. No. 1.
Co.,
and Eliza, Mercer Co
Grand Tower Dr. & Leb. Dist
Green River
6,500
85,500
81,000
8.000
Partridge Dr. & Levee Dist
Preston Levy Dr. Dist
Roe Special Drainage Dist..
Russell <& Allison D. D., Law¬
rence
Mercer County
Michigan.
5=3
BITS
....
...
.
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
•
Organized
as a
Territory (Act Jan. 11 1805)...July 4 1805
Admitted
as
State
Total
area
a
of State
(Act June 15 1836)
Jan. 26 1837
58,915
State Capital
Lansing
Governor (term exp. Dec. 31 1922)__ Alexander J! Groesbeck
Sec. of State (term exp. Dec. 31
1922)..Charles J. De Land
1922)..Frank E. Gorman
Auditor (term expires Dec. 31 1922)
Attorney-General (term
exp.
-.Oramel B. Fuller
Dec. 31 1922)..Merlin Wiley
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years the first Wednesday In
January, and there is no limit to the length of session, excepting special
sessions, in attending whioh members can receive no more than 20 daysrpay.
"IS,TP.R_X OF DEBT.—The historical details of Michigan's State
debt
will be found in the "State and City Supplement" of April 1894.
In 1864 the State Treasurer reported the funded debt at $3,880.$1,450,472 additional "trust fund debt."
The State's bonded
coupon war loan bonds which were issued in 1918, and $9,000,000 bonds
for the improvement of State highways.
The "trust fund debt" on June 30
1919 amounted to $6,978,924.94.
The term "trust fund debt", is however
a
misnomer.
In explanation it should be said that the United States
up to 1894
page 98.
399 and
Government set aside certain lands in the State of
Michigan for educational
purposes, and under the Michigan statutes the money received from the
of these lands is used to pay the
general expenses of the State; the
sale
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 by taxation.
c
£PLPLERS'JBONUS BONDS.—A proposition to issue
bonus bonds was approved
soldiers
bonds
was
were
offered
considered
on
$30,000,000
by the voters on April 4 1921
June 15 1921 but not sold.
The only
LOANS—
Loan Bonds.
-..$3,500,000c
1928
(Optional after 5 years.)
Highway Bonds.
4^s'19 J-D$l,581,000-Nov 11934
War
4s '18
These
bid'received
leceiveu
unsatisfactory.
5s '20
$419,000c.May 1 1934
3,OOO.OOOc_May 1 1925
5s '20
5s '20
.
5J^s'21
1,000,000c _Dec
1
1940
3,000,000c. June 1 1941
EQUALIZED VALUATION.—Since 1856 the equalized valuation
&flve years'
has
The f°«owing shows the equalized
valuation and tax rate for State purposes.
Year.
Eaualized Val. Tax Rate.
1920
1919
1918
—....
1917
1916
-
1915
$4,500,000,000 $3.87
4,500,000,000
3.87
2,800,000,000
3.07
2,800,000,000
2.39
2,800,000,000
2.21
2,800,000,000
3.40
2,288.000.000
2.85
Y™r1906
Equalized Val. Tax Rate.
1896
$1,734,100,000
1.105,100,000
1886
945,450,000
1.272
1876
630,000,000
307,965.843
137,663,009
1.144
1866
1850
1846
$1.95
1.871
1.889
0.472
2.50
The assessed valuation of real estate and personal
iroperty in 1920 was
$5,319,702,886; in 1919, $4,503,980,981; in 1918, $4, 18,781,678; in
1917,
$4,027,364,717; in 19i6," $3,625,142,971; and in 1915,$2,968,236,815.
1911
POPULATION OF STATE.—
3.668,412 1880
2,810,173 1870
1900
2.420,982 1860
1920
—
1910
1890
2,093,889
1850
29.369.065
1.630,937
1840
1,184,059
749,113
1830
397,654
1810
1820
212,267
31,639
8.896
4.762
From 1860 to 1870 increase was 434,946, or 58.1%; from 1870 to 1880
452.878, or 38.25%; from 1880 to 1890. 456.953. or 27.92%.
From 1890
to 1900 the increase was 327.092, or 15.6%.
From 1900 to 1910 the in¬
crease was 389,191, or 16.1%, and from 1910 to 1920 858,238,
or 30.5%.
DEBT LIMITATION.—Michigan, as noted in our history of the State's
as a State in January 1837, when the whole land
was buoyant over its inflated enterprises carried on at public expense.
So
debt, started its career
debts to repel
United States
applied to the purposes for
contracted.
SECTION 11.
No scrip, certificate or other evidence of State indebted¬
shall be issued except for such debts as are expressly authorized in
ness
The credit of the State shall not be granted to or in aid of
association or corporation, public or private.
SECTION 12.
any persons,
SECTION
The
13.
State shall not subscribe to nor be
interested in
association or corporation.
the slock of any company,
SECTION 14.
The State shall not be a party to, nor be interested in any
work of internal improvement, nor engaged in carrying on any such work
except In the improvement of, or aiding in the improvement of public
wagon roads, in the re-forestration and protection of lands owned by the
of grants to the State of lands or other property.
[In April 1917 the voters adopted an amendment to the constitution by
adding a new section (Section 15a) to Article VIII, which provides that
"any drainage district established under provision of law, may issue bonds
for drainage purposes within such district."]
State and in the expenditure
[On April 21917 the voters approved an amendment to Article X,by adding
section (Section 20) authorizing the State to acquire, purchase, take,
a new
hold and
operate any railroad, or railroad property,
belonging to any rail¬
or railway company in Michigan heretofore organized under a special
charter still in force and in effect.
The vote was 242,969 to 100,722.1
road
The
1908
indebtedness
assessed
constitution
which shall
At
valuation.
provides that
counties shall not incur
increase their total debt beyond 3% of
the general
any
their
election in Nov. 1910, however, the
voters adopted a constitutional amendment to allow counties
assessed valuation of $5,000,000 or less to create debt up to 5 % of
having an
this value.
The vote was 131,147, to 128,729.
Cities and villages are left by the
'
1908 Instrument to the discretion of the
Legislature in the matter of restrictions upon their borrowing power.
The
folioW8.
Erovision which relates to this subject is found in Article 8, Section 20, and
i as
SECTION 20The Legislature shall provide by a general law for the In¬
corporation of cities and by a general law for the incorporation of villages,
such general laws shall limit their rate of taxation for municipal purposes
and restrict their powers of borrowing money and contracting debts.
Pursuant to Sec. 20, laws providing for the incorporation of cities and
villages were passed by the Legislature in 1909.
By Subdivision (1) of Section 26 of Act No. 278 of the Public Acts of 1909
villages are prohibited from incurring debt in excess of 10% of the assessed
valuation as shown by the last preceding assessment roll, except that in
the case of fire, flood or other calamity, requiring an emergency fund, or
for the repair or rebuilding of any of its municipal buildings, works, bridges
or streets, a village may borrow an additional amount not exceeding
X of
1% of the assessed value; but such debt not to run for more than three
years.
Moneys on hand in a sinking fund limited to the payment of
indebtedness may be deducted in figuring the borrowing capacity.
Mort¬
gage bonds to acquire or operate any public utility may be issued beyond
the limit of general Indebtedness, but such bonds, it is provided, shall be
secured only upon the property and revenue of such utility, including
a franchise, stating the terms upon which, in case of foreclosure the pur¬
chaser may operate the same, which franchise shall In no case extend for
a longer period than 20 years from the date of the sale of such utility and
The rate of tax which villages may levy for
is limited by subdivision (J) of Sec. 26 to 2% of the as¬
(k) says that no village shall have power
to issue any bonds without creating a sinking fund for their payment, ex¬
cept special assessment bonds, which are a charge upon a special district
created for the payment thereof, and serial bonds payable annually.
The borrowing powers of cities are regulated by subdivision (6) of Sec. 4
of Act No. 279 of the Public Acts of 1909, as amended by Act 203. Public
Acts of 1911, and Act No. 5, Public Acts of 1913. known as the "Home
Rule" Act [V. 90, p. 1107 & 1507; also V. 98, p. 4051. It Is therein provided
that each city may In its charter provide for borrowing money in a sum not
to exceed 8% of the assessed value except that In cities where the amount
which may be borrowed is now limited by law, such limit shall continue until
raised or lowered by a 3-5 vote of the electors voting on the question at a gen¬
eral or special election; and in such cities bonds issued for public Improve¬
ments in connection with which a special assessment district is made to pay
therefor, and which are a charge upon such district, shall not be included un¬
less the contrary is provided by the charter, and the resources of the sinking
fund shall be deducted in determining the amount of such indebtedness. No
single increase shall exceed 2% of the assessed value.
When a city is
authorized to acquire or operate any public utility, it may, for the purpose
of acquiring the same, borrow money ou tbe credit of tbe city in a sum not
to exceed 2% of the assessed value of all of the real and personal property of
the city, and the city may also, for the purpose of acquiring such public
utility, issue mortgage bonds therefor beyond the general limit of bonded
Indebtedness prescribed by law;
Provided,
That such mortgage bonds
Issued beyond the general limits of bonded indebtedness prescribed by law
shall not impose any liability upon such city, but shall be secured only
upon the property and revenues of such public utility, including a franchise
stating the terms upon which, in case of foreclosure, the purchaser may
operate the same.which franchise shall in no case extend for a longer period
than 20 years from the date of the sale of such utility and franchise on
foreclosure.
And provided, further. That the charter shall provide for the
creation of a sinking fund by setting aside such percentage of the gross
or net earnings of the public utility as may be deemed sufficient for the
payment of the mortgage bonds at maturity.
In case of fire, flood or
other calamity, the legislative body may borrow for the relief of the In¬
habitants of the city and for the preservation of municipal property, a
sum not to exceed
X of 1% of the assessed value, due In not more than
three years, even If such loan would cause the Indebtedness of the city
to exceed the limit fixed in the charter.
No city shall have the power
to Incur Indebtedness or issue bonds of any kind except for emergency pur¬
poses as above stated, and bonds secured only by mortgage on the property
and franchise of a public utility which shall exceed in the aggregate 10%
of the assessed value of all the real and personal property In the city.
It
is also provided that cities now incorporated as fourth-class cities may,
while so Incorporated, Incur Indebtedness up to the limits contained in the
Act of incorporation.
Subdivision (a) of Section 4 allows cities to levy an annual tax not ex¬
ceeding 2% of the assessed value.
The 1917 Legislature passed an Act (No. 232, Public Acts 1917) approved
May 10 1917, amending Sections 4 and 21 of Act 279, Public Acts 1909, as
amended, providing for the incorporation of cities and for revising and
amending their charters.
Prior to the adoption of the 1917 Act, an Act
(No. 40) was signed by the Governor on April 13 1917 which was practically
the same as the one signed on May 10 1917.
The earlier Act became ef¬
fective Aug. 10 1917, while the one approved in May 1917 took effect
immediately.
In V. 104, p. 2471, we published the full text of Sections
franchise
(square miles)
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31
war.
the constitution.
Henderson Co. Dr. D. No. 11134,500
26,200
24,304
12,000
—
Dist—-
and
and fifty thousand dollars.
The State may also contract
invasion, suppress insurrection, defend the State or aid the
The money so raised shall be
which it is raised or to the payment of the debts
The figures given
lands benefitted.
$12,000
Allison Ditch Dist. No. 1
Ambraw Levee Dist
Ambraw
In Sections 10,11, 12. 13 and 14 of Article
The State may contract debts to meet deficits in revenue
but such debts shall not La the aggregate at any one time exceed two hundred
SECTION 10.
in time of
(Not included among statements in detail.)
Bonds
of
to
go
X.
TOTAL DEBT
DRAINAGE
made for their payment on the
are for Apr. 1920.
to
—
7,500 Population in 1920 (Census)—1,990
Population (est.)
abreast
the State to create debt, it put
power of the State are contained
These sections follow:
Road Bonds.
'16
$65,000
[VOL. 112.
STATE
the times, instead of putting any limit on the power of
into Its constitution a notice to the Legiswork at once and make provision for "ascertaining
the
"proper objects of Improvement in relation to roads, canals and navigable
"waters," that the money might be raised and these improvements might
be prosecuted with as little delay as possible.
That was the spirit which ruled and the condition which prevailed In 1837.
In
1850 Michigan made and adopted
another constitution.
During
the years which intervened the people had gained a wide experience ana
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 dissimilar
from the one it was to supplant as it could well be, and this purpose is
continued in the new constitution approved by a popular vote on Nov. 3
1908.
The provisions of the 1908 constitution concerning the debt-making
be
to
ature
is in Kankakee County.
BOND. DEBT April 1918-
OF
municipal
sessed
on
foreclosure.
purposes
valuation.
Subdivision
4 and 21 of Act 232.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.—Ad Act of the Legislature approved
May 13 1909 provides that bonds hereafter issued by any county, township,
city, village or school district in the State of Michigan shall be exempt from
all taxation.
V. 88. p. 1452.
TAX ON SECURED DEBTS.—The 1913 Legislature passed an Act
(No. 142) providing that by the payment of a specific tax of X %. "secured
debts" may be exempted from the payment or further general taxes.
1915 this law was amended so as to exempt municipal bonds Issued
In
by
places outside the State upon the payment of a similar tax.
See "Chron¬
icle" of May 29 1915, State & City Department.
The Attorney-General
June, 1921.]
MICHIGAN—CITIES
has ruled that drainage and levee bonds do not come within the scope of
the law referred to.
Bee V. 101, p. 709.
The law was again amended by
the
Legislature in 1917 providing for the exemption of any bond or other
obligation issued by any foreign country upon the payment of the tax of
*%.
V. 104, p. 2258.
I
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS.—The law regulating the Invest¬
by Michigan savings banks is governed by Section 27 of Act No.
ments
205 of the
Pubuc
amendment
Acts of 1887,
and
amendments
thereto.
In
1913
an
approved, specifying that steamship bonds, if issued on
bulk freighters operating on the Great Lakes ana connecting waters,
must be on steamships of at least 7,000 tons carrying capacity; and pro¬
viding that securities against which participation certificates are issued
must be deposited in a Michigan trust company rather than a Michigan
collateral deposit company.
The law was again amended in 1919 so as to
provide that savings banks may, in addition to the public debt or bonds
of any city, county, township, village, school district of any State or ter¬
ritory in the United States, invest in legally authorized bonds of any road
district in Michigan organized, constituted and existing by virtue of pro¬
visions of Act 59 of the Public Acts of 1915, and amendments thereto,
and in accepted draft or bills of exchange; the law as amended in 1919 also
was
Erovides that lien amount instance of be loaned upon notes or bonds secured
y mortgage the in the which may improved farm property is increased
from 50% to 60% of the value of such property.
We publish Section 27
as it now reads:
Sec. 27.
A savings bank shall keep at least 12% of its total deposits on
AND
159
TOWNS
securing title covering readily marketable staples.
For the purposes of
this section the acceptance of any one person, company, firm or corpora¬
tion shall not exceed at any time more than twenty per cent of its paid-up
capital and unimpaired surplus.
The aggregate of such accepted drafts or
bills of exchange shall not exceed at any one time the amount of capital
stock and unimpaired surplus of the bank.
(I) The remainder of such deposits may be invested in notes, bills, or
other evidences of debt, the payment of which is secured by the deposit with
the bank of collateral security consisting of personal property or securities
of known marketable value worth ten per cent more than the amount so
loaned and interest for the time of the loan; or may be invested in notes,
or other evidences of debt, the payment of which is secured by such
bills
property or securities deposited in a trust company organized under the
laws of this State; or may be deposited in any national bank, trust company,
or bank in cities of this or any other State, approved by the Commissioner
of the Banking
not
Department as reserve cities, and a portion of said remainder,
exceeding the capital and additional stockholders' liability, may be
invested in negotiable paper approved by the Board of Directors, but the
bank shall not exceed ten per cent of the total deposits,
In case the actual reserve shall
per cent above provided, the bank shall promptly and
in good faith take measures to restore and maintain its lawful reserve, in
default of which the Commissioner of the Banking Department shall require
such restoration within thirty days after notice, and a failure to comply
with such demands shall warrant proceedings to wind up the bank as pro¬
deposits in
any one
capital and surplus of the depositing bank.
fall below the twelve
vided in Section 6 of this Act.
hand,
or with national or State banks or trust companies, payable on
demand, in cities approved by the Commissioner of the Banking Depart¬
ment as reserve cities, or invested in United States bonds; three-fifths of the
remainder of the savings deposits shall be invested by the Board of Direc¬
CITIES.
tors as follows:
(a) In bonds of the United States, or any State or Territory of the United
Provided, That such State or Territory has not, in the ten years
preceding the time of such investment repudiated its debt and failed to pay
the same, or the interest due thereon, or upon any part of such debt; or
(b) In the public debt or bonds of any city, county, township, village,
COUNTIES AND
STATE OP
TOWNS
IN
THE
MICHIGAN.
States:
school district of
any State or
Territory in the United States which shall
have been authorized by the Legislature of such State or Territory: Provided,
That the total indebtedness of such municipality does not exceed 5% of its
assessed valuation; except by a vote of
two-thirds of the Board of Direc¬
tors, such bonds may be purchased if the total liabilities do not exceed 10%
of its assessed valuation:
or
(c) In the legally authorized bonds of any road district in Michigan or¬
ganized, constituted, and existing by virtue of the provisions of Act No. 59
of the Public Acts of 1915. and amendments thereto; or
(d) In the legally authorized first mortgage bonds of any steam railroad
corporation organized undei the laws of any State of the United States;
Provided, That such company has for five years prior to the time of making
such investment
than
by such bank paid annually dividends equal to not less
4% on its entire capital utock and has not during said period defaulted
in the payment of the matured principal or interest of any debts incurred
by it and secured by mortgage or trust deed upon its property or any part
thereof, or in the payment of any part of the matured principal or interest
of any bonds guaranteed and assumed by it; or
(e) In the first mortgage bonds of railroad companies whose lines are
eased or operated or controiI<?a by any railroad company specified in para¬
graph {d) of this section, if said bonds be guaranteed both as to principal
and interest by the railroad company to which said lines are leased or by
which thev are operated or controlled;
(J) In the legally authorized mortgage bonds of any steam railroad corpora¬
tion organized under the laws of any State of the United States, which shall
have been issued for the purpose of retiring all prior mortgage indebtedness
on so much of the property of such company as is covered by the mortgage
securing such issue of bonds, and further providing for additions, extensions
or improvements; Provided, That such company has for three years prior
to the time of making such investment by said bank paid annually divi¬
dends equal to not less than 4% on its entire capital stock, which capital
stock shall equal or exceed in amount one-third of the par value of all Its
bonded indebtedness, and has not, during the same period, defaulted in
the payment of the matured principal or interest of any debts incurred by
It and secured by mortgage or trust deed upon its property or any part
thereof, or in the payment of any part of the matured principal or interest
upon a bond guaranteed or assumed by it; Provided, Said issues of bonds
shall have been approved by the Securities Commission hereinafter provided
for;
(g) In the legally authorized first mortgage bonds of any electric railroad,
street railway, gas or electric light or power company, organized under
the laws of the State of Michigan; Provided, That such company has, for
five years prior to the time of making such investment by said bank paid
annually dividends equal to not less than 4% on its entire capital stock,
and has not during the same period defaulted in the payment of the ma¬
tured principal or interest or any debts incurred by it and secured by
mortgage or trust deed upon its property or any part thereof; or in the
payment of any part of the matured principal or interest of any bonds
guaranteed or assumed by it; or in the first mortgage bonds of any such
company which has been In operation less than five years: Provided: That
the cost of construction and equipment of the plant of such company shall
exceed by at least 50% the amount of the entire bonded indebtedness of
such company, and the said plant and equipment shall be free from all other
liens and encumbrances, and the said company shall have earned during
the period it has been in operation more than enough to pay all interest
accrued on all said bonds and not less than 4% per annum dividends upon
its entire capital stock outstanding; Provided, Said issues of bonds snail
have been approved by the Securities Commission hereinafter provided for;
Ch) In the legally authorized first mortgage bonds of steamsnip compan¬
ies: Provided, That such mortgages shall be upon steel steamship or
steamships for the carriage upon the Great Lakes and connecting waters of
{jackage freight andand upon bulk freightersat least five seven thousand tons
passengers combined of of at least thousand tons carryng capacity each,
carrying capacity each: Provided, That such bonds are issued at the time of
completion and enrollment of such steamship, or steamships, or within one
thereafter: Andjprovided further. That by the express terms of said
mortgage at least 10% of the total issue of said bonds shall be retired annu¬
ally, beginning within two years from the date of said bonds, and that the
mortgage liability against said property shall not exceed one-half of its
actual cost: And provided further, That the trustees of such mortgage
shall be required to protect the lien of said mortgage by attending to the
recording thereof and by causing property covered by said mortgage to
be insured against all risks on vessel property ordinarily covered by such
Insurance, including marine risks and disasters, general and particular
average, collision liability, protection and indemnity Insurance and insur¬
ance against liability for injuries to persons, in insurance companies and
under forms of policies approved by the trustee, for an amount equal to
the full insurable value of such steamship, such insurance to be made with
year
loss payable to said trustee and the policies deposited with it: And provided
further. That there shall be filed with the Commissioner of the Banking
Department of this State a schedule of the insurance upon such property,
shall
accompanied by the certificate of said trustee that the policies mentioned
said schedule are held by said trustee and are payable to said trustee
which schedule shall be signed by the trustee under said mortgage ana
be
in
benefit of the holders of the outstanding bonds
Issued under such mortgage; and further, That similar certificates be filed
In
case
of loss for the
by said trustee with said Commissioner of the Banking
Department of this State, evidencing renewals of said insurance by proper
policies or legal insurance binders: Provided further, That by the terms
of such mortgage, the mortgagor shall not suffer such steamship to become
Indebted in an amount exceeding 5% of the original amount of the principal
of said mortgage at any time and that the faiiure of the mortgagor to forth¬
with procure the release of such steamship, or steamships, from mechanics',
laborers', admiralty, statutory, or other liens, claims or charges against
such steamship, shall constitute a default In the provisions of such mort¬
gage: And provided further, That such bonds shall have been approved by
the Securities Commission hereinafter provided for;
(i) Said banks may loan the same upon negotiable paper or other evi¬
dence of indebtedness secured by any of the above mentioned classes of
from time to time
security;
or
(J) Upon notes or bonds secured by mortgage lien upon unencumbered
real estate worth at least double the amount loaned; except on improved
the amount loaned upon such notes or bonds secured by first
mortgage lien shall not exceed sixty per cent of value of such property; or
(k) In accepted drafts, or bills of exchange having not more than six months
to run growing Out of transactions involving the importation or exportation
of goods; or growing out of transactions involving the domestic shipment
of goods providing shipping documents conveying or securing title are
attached at the time of acceptance: or which are secured at the time of ac¬
ceptance by official warehouse receipt or other document conveying or
farm property
Ass'd
ADRIAN.
This
Is In Lenawee County.
Population '10. 10,730.
1920,11,878.
Inc.
city
1853.
M-N$30,000
1921-1928
4s'07
M-N
5,870
1921-1927
4s'08
M-N 11,000
1921-1931
Bridge Bonds.
4^s'19 A-O $20,000
($2,000 Oct 1 in '22, '24, '27, '29, '30,
*32,'33,'34, *35 & 36).
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '20
M-S f$50,000—Sept 1 '22-'31
1175,000
Sept 1 1932
4s '06
Paving
rate (per $1,000) 1920--$11.43
Population in 1921 (est.)..
8,000
INT. payable at Detroit Trust Co.
ALPENA.
This city is in Alpena County.
Water Bonds.
M-S $150,000c
Light Bonds.
4s
M-S $100.000c
1924
5s
1925
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1921 $250,000
Certificate debt
28,000
27,013
Sinking fund
Assess, val. real estate.
P9.000 due Nov. 1 1921.)
6,936,650
Assess, val.
personal
3,177,050
Total value
■1
M-N$19,500c_Nov 1 '21&'26
3s '01
val'n'20(100%act.)$l3,044,295
Tax
1920—.
10,113,700
M-N 24,573c
1921-1940 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20 $28.70
11,101
($3,000 in '18, '22, '24, '27, '30, '32 Pop'n 1910, 12,706; 1920$4,000 in '35, '38 & '40.)
4s *11
May $20,000—1926 & 1931 ANN ARBOR~
Incorporated in 1851.
2,000
Oct 1 1922
$12,000
9,0000ct 1 '24-'27-'29 Fire bonds of 1915.
4,720
10,000.—Oct 1 '30-'32 Park bonds of 1915
4^s'19 A-O
Farm Bonds.
24,OOOOct 1 '33-'34-'36
$8,000
1921-1924
4,000
Oct 1 1935 4s
Water-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
1,000
Oct 1 1937
4s'14
F-A$390,000c_ Feb 1 '22-'34
Old Water Co. Bonds (Assumed)
Water-Works Bonds.
5s
$60,000
1931
...
.
___
BOND. DEBT June 1 '21-
$182,000
s
$200,000
...
—
F-A 120,000
230,000 5s '19
Bridge Bonds.
Sinking fund
4M35
$38,700
Assessed val., real estate. 9,129,953 _s
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
4,157,000
$13,500
Tot.ass'd val. 21(75%act.)13,186,950 _s
Public Park Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) '21 (est.) .$12.50
Water debt (addl)
—_
Aug 1 1929
...
...
INT.
at
_s
Treasurer's office.
This city Is In Calhoun Co.
1885.
Bridge Bonds.
$2,360
...
Sewer
_s
ALBION.
Inc.
—
Bonds.
$27,362
...
————.....
Paving Bonds.
F-A
$64.200c
1921-1923
F-A 133,650—Aug 1 '21-*29
^
4s
^
„
5s '19
4*s'08 M-S $12.000c-8ept I '21-'24
Water Refunding Bonds.
4*s'19 July $46,300
1921-1928
Paving Bonds (Assessment).
4*s'14 May $30,300c
1921-1928
5s'11
Aug
2,000c
1921-1922
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '21
$58,300
Assessment debt (add'l)..*
32,300
NET DEBT
90,600
46,300
Water debt (incl. abo ve).
1,500
Sinking fund
.
Detention
Hospital Bonds.
4s
F-A
$8.668
BOND.DEBT Apr 5
1921-1924
21 $1,104,892
627,120
estate.26,550,860
personal.. 5,655,815
Water debt (incl.)
Assessed val'n, real
Assessed val'n,
Total assessed
valuation
1920 (90% actual val.).32,206,675
City tax rate (per $1,000) 1920-$9.95
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20_$27.23
Popul'n 1910, 14,817; 1920, 19,516
val., real estate—_ 4,772,050
INTEREST at City Treasury.
Assess, val., personal
1,283,850
Total val. 1920 (2-3 act.). 6,055,900
Total tax rate (per $1,OOO)'2O_$30.'21 ANN ARBOR SCHOOL DIST.
This district Is In Washtenaw Co.
Population 1910, 5,833; 1920-8.354
A-0$154,000c—Oct 1 '2l-'35
INT. on
water 5s In N.
Y. on 4s '05
A-O
24',000c_Apr 1 '22-*29
the
bridge 4*s In Chicago; other 4s *17
5s '20
A-O $94,000—Apr 1 '22-'35
bonds at City Treasurer's office.
BOND. DEBT Apr 6'21-. $280,000
Ass'd val. '20 (85% act.).32,968,620
ALBION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—-$9.30
School Bonds.
Population in 1920
19,516
4*s'16
$68.000
------INTEREST payable in Ann Arbor
TOTAL DEBT May 15 *21
$62,000
Tot. ass'd val. '20 (H act.) ;6,405,000 at State Savings Bank.
Assess,
—
Tax rate 1920
(per $1,000)—$36.00
COUNTY.
of L'Anse is the county
BARAGA
COUNTY?"
ALGER
The city
Munlslng Is the county seat.
seat.
Road Bonds.
F-A $25,000—Aug 1 *21-'25
5s
5s '11
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 *20
$40,000
Assessed valuation, real.. 11,758,500
personal
2,570,273
'19 (act. val.).14,328,773
(per $1,000) 1919—$30.50
Population 1910, 7,675; 1920—9,983
INT. on 5s at Treas. office pr FarAssessed val'n,
Tot.
val.
Tax rate
•on,
Son & Co., N. Y. and Chicago.
Road Bonds.
1921-1922
$63,000
—
Jail Bonds.
5s
6,000
...
BOND. DT. June 2
$72,000
'21—
Floating debt
20,000
Assessed valuation, real—6,473,283
Assessed val'n, personal. —
604,808
Total val'n 1920 (actual)—7,078,091
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$16.89
Population in 1920
(Census)—7,662
ALMA.
city is in Gratiot County.
Incorporated 1905.
Improvement Bonds.
5s '06
$3,000
Serially
Water Improvement Bonds.
5*s'20 J-J
$80,000—Jan 1 '23-*38
Water Bonds.
4*s'17 M-N$l8.000—Nov
*21-'36
Paving Bonds.
5s \1
$6,000
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s'12
$15,000
This
This olty Is In Calhoun County.
Inoorp. a village 1850; as a olty 1859.
Sewer
— -
...
-
...
Sewer
Bonds.
32,000
4*8*16 M-N$24,700—Nov 1 '2l-'36
DEBT Apr 8 '21
$260,000
Water debt (incl.)
204,000
Assessed f Real estate......7,470,000
5s '17
...
BOND.
CREEK.
BATTLE
Bonds.
,
,
$2,500c
Mar 1922
15,000c—-Apr 1 1924
1925-1927
4*s'07 M-N 15,000
5,000c—May 1 1922
4s *08
M-N
M-N 15.000
1923-1928
J-D
15.000c.—June 1 1929
*
M-S
30.000.-Nov 1 *24-'31
48 *11
4s '05
4s
'00
M-S
A-O
To
x.*
«
4*8*13 M-N
4*s* 14 M-S
4*s'15 —
30.000
1924-1932
5.000
'39& 43
30.000c—-Sept 1 1934
7,000
1921-1923
4*s'16M-S
30,000—Sept 1 '21-20
4s '12
5s '17
M-N
M-S
7.000 —1921-1927
18,000
Sept
48,000c_Sept 1
value. (Personal
5,574,865 4^s'19 M-S
18,000—Sept 1
M-S
Assess, val. '20 abt. 80%.13,044,865 5s '19
65,000--Mar 1
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '20.$30.00 5s '20
Paving & Sewer Bonds.
Population 1910, 2,757; 1920, 7,542
5s '18
^
4»^s
ALMA
SCHOOL~DisTRICT.
This district Is In
Gratiot County.
4*s'12 Mar $28,125-Mar 15 '22- 26
5s '17
45,000
May
School debt May 14 1921
$72,000
---
...
...
...
'21-*38
*22-'34
$40,000
City Jail Bonds.
4*s'14 M-S $20,000c_8ept
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '12
'21-'38
'21-'44
1 35-30
F-AI150.000—Feb 1 27-36
50,000c.Sept 1 26-33
4*s'14 M-S
r
MICHIGAN—CITIES
i6o"\_y^
BATTLE CREEK
BELDING SCHOOL DISTRICT.
(Concluded).
This district (P. O. Belding)
Bridge Bonds.
4s '09
$10,000
4s '10
M-S
15,000c
.1925-1920
Sept 1 1930
4s '11
M-S
15,000
Mar 1 1932
4tfs*14 M-S 15.000c.Sept 1 '24-*25
4J*s'19 M-S 24,000c_8ept 1 '21-44
(117,000c_Mar 1 '22-'30
5s '20
M-S] 40,000c.Mar 1 '31-34
( 55,000c.Mar 1 '35-'45
...
Paving Bonds.
4s '03
M-S 110.000c
4s *00
M-S
13,000c
4H»'07 M-S 25.000
1925-1927
25,000
1927-1929
12.000c—Sept 1 1931
10,000 .....1939-1943
39,000c. Sept 1 '21-'24
8,000 .....1921-1923
30,000. .Sept 1 *21-20
5s 17 'M-S
7,000
1921-1927
4^8*19 M-S 120,000c.Sept 1 '2l-'44
4?is'19
19,000—.Sept'21-39
5s'20
125,000
1921-1945
TOTAL DEBT Apr. 192111,141,000
4M«'08 M-S
4s
10
M-S
4Hs'13
4Ms'14 M-S
4Ms'15 ...
4Ms'16 M-S
...
_
...
...
assessed
Total
5s *10
$15,000
ann
— _—
/$12 500-May 15 '22-'26
1 45,000-May 15 '27-'35
BOND. DEBT Apr. 7 1921 $75,000
5s '20
ann
Tot. assess, val. '20(M act.>3,279.617
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921.-$16.43
Population in 1920 (est.)
Mar 1 1922
1923
valuation
1920 (100% act A
44,019,730
City tax (per $1,000) 1920
$(3.00
Population'10, 25,267;
'20, 36,164
INTEREST payable In New York
Bank.
at Nat. Park
battle creek sch. dist.
6s '19
A-OS267,500- .Apr 1 '22-34
BOND. DEBT Apr. 5 '21. $510,000
Assessed valuation 1920.-48,120,570
School tax rate (per M) '20..$15.50
is in
Ionia County.
Ellis School Bldg. Bonds.
Improvement
Bonds.
1936
$15,000
—
Street Impt. Bonds.
4s '02
A-O
$2,500
Oct
Refunding Bonds.
1921
10.042
additional
debt
Floating debt
City tax rate (per $1,000) '20-135.99 Assess,
Population in 1920 (est.)
37,500 Assess,
Total
40,000
8,480,950
val. real estate
val. personal
assessed
2,170,183
valuation
—
This district (P. O. Big Rapids) is
in Mecosta County.
5s '19 M-S f$20,000c.Sept 9 *24&*29
4s '04
$30,000—Aug 15 1934
School Refunding Bonds.
4s '01
A-O $12,000
Oct 1 1921
5s '08
J-J
15,000-—July 9 1928
DEBT OF BAY CITY.
BOND. DEBT May 1921 $1,963,800
Local lmpt. debt (incl.)—
196,800
Water debt (incl.)
297,000
366,031
Sinking fund
Total assessed value 1920.49,163,712
(Assessment about cash value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$23.27
INTEREST at National Bank of
Commerce, New York.
BAY CITY UNIONSCH. DIST.
f $100,000.Apr 1 '22-'25
105,000.Apr 1 '26-'28
135,000.Apr 1 '29-'31
100,000.Apr 1 '32-33
60,000-Apr 1 1934
500,000..Apr 1 1935
BOND DEBT Apr. 1 '21_$1,000,000
Total assess, val. 1920...49,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920...,.$9.81
5s *20
A-O
| $30,000c
M-S] 15,000c
,
48
4s *09
J-D
county.
Joseph is the county seat.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4s *13
M-S $100.000c.Sept 15 1928
4s '14
M-S 400.000c—Sept 15 1929
TOTAL DEBT 1919
$795,400
Sinking funds
10,697
Total val. '19 (cash val.).57,187.355
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1917—.$12.30
...
Population '10 , 53,522; '20, 62,653
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Chicago.
BESSEMER. ~
This city is In Gogebic Co. Incor.
1893. Pop. '10, 4,583; '20, 5,482.
Water Bonds.
5s
$30,000——
4Ks'19 F-A 188,000
Highway Bonds.
5s'12
$s,S00cMay 15 21- 24
4Ms*19F-A
75,000
Sewer Bonds.
$3,000—Apr 1 '22-'24
10,000-Apr 1 '25-'29
5Ms'17 A-O
3,000
Apr 1 1930
8,000—Apr 1 *31-'32
20,000
Apr 1 *33-*36
6,000
Apr 1 1937
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s
$35,000—
Highway, Sewer St Water.
5s '14
J-J
$50,000.1ast bond 1932
BOND. DEBT May 31 '20 $445,000
Sinking fund
30,500
Assess, val. real est
3,703,612
Assess, val. personal
2.518,249
...
—
—
.
...
—
...
valuation
1920(75% act.)
6,721.861
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$29.32
INT. at Johk-jNuveen & Co.,Chlc
Mar 10 1923
Mar 10 1928 bessemer school district.
I 30,000c..Mar 10 1933
Thi^mstrlct (P. O. Bessemer) is in
0Q,OOOc.Oct 1 *25&'30 Gogebic County.
25,000c..Dec 15 1923
hool Bonds.
,
_State Judgment Bonds.
4)48 08 J-D $25.000c__Dec 15 1921
Stone Road Bonds,
4s Refund's $50,000c.._Aug 1 1922
4s
do
50,000c--Aug 1 1927
BOND. DEBT Apr. 5 '21. $330,000
Sinking fund...
186.938
Assess, val., real estate...64,375,852
Assess, val., personal
18,078,473
5)tfs'17 M-S $15),000
_(Due part yearly.)
TOTAL DEBT April 1921. $159,000
Total
assessed
valuation
1920 (60% act.)
School tax (per $1,000)
6.221,881
$17.50
1920—$43.40
Population in 1920 (est.)
6,000
Principal payable at the Corn Ex¬
Total assess, val. 1920—82,454,325
change National Bank of Chicago.
Total tax (per $1,000 1920 ...$30.35
Populati'n 1910, 68,238; 1920,69,548 BIG RAPIDS.
INT.
on
$75,000
refunding
4s,
Total tax (per $1,000)
This
city is In Mecosto County.
Bonds are tax-free.
Park Bends.
1923, 1928 & 1933, at the Amer.
Exch. Nat. Bank, N. Y,; on refund¬
Incorp. 1869.
ing 4s,
4Hs'll
1925 and 1930, $60,000, at
Harris, Forbes & Co., N. Y.: on
$25,000 refunding 4s at First Nat.
Bank. Detroit; on judgment 4Mb at
Halsey, Stuart & Co.. Chicago; oa
stone road bonds a
tFintN>\
...
Refunding Bonds.
F-A
$5,000c
5s
...
5Xa
...
5s
belding.
This city is In Ionia County.
corporated 1893.
Water Bonds.
4Xs
In¬
Dec 1
1931
Water Bonds.*
J-J
$4.000c.July 1 *22-*25
4X
...
4s
...
4)48
...
Aug
1,000c—July
$10.000—Sept 1
3,000
Feb
4.000
5.000
5.000
5,000
8 1924
1 1923
*26-'27
1 1923
Mar 1 1929
Mar 1 1930
Jan 1 1931
Jan 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 1921 $118,000
$65,000
Water debt (Included)
56,000
Street Impt. Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real
.2,615,220
.8
$46,000
:
Assessed val'n, personal—_1.074.930
City Hall Bonds.
Total valuation 1921 (act.) 3,690,150
-s
$15.000
(Assessment 90% actual.)
BOND. DEBT June 1921.1132,000 Total tax
(per $1,000) 1920
.$39 .°4
Total| value 1920
3,421,628 Population 1910, 4,519; 1920. 4,558
City tax rate (per $1,000) *17.$12.00
♦Principal and interest paid from
Population 1910, 4,119; 1920, 3,911 water revenue.
_s
...
...
_
—
Incorp. Apr. 16 1885.
Charlevoix County.
Electric Light Bonds.
5s'18
$85.000
BOND. DEBT June 1921- $171,000
...
-
4Ms'15
$8,400—Apr
1 1935 Total val. 1917
2,463.895
4Ms'12 M-S 22.000c—.Mar 12 1932 Total tax
rate(per $1.000) 16-S10.00
Water Bonds.
Population 1910 , 2,420; 1920, 2,218
5s '15
$7,400
Dec 1 1935
4Ms'17 J-J
7,875
Jan 2 1937
CHARLEVOIX COUNTY.
—
—
...
Sewer
-s '15
Bonds.
County seat Is Charlevoix.
$12,700
Dec 1 1935
Highway Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'17 J-J
9,440—July 16 1937
.s
$225,000-—
Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 16 '21 $235,000
.s '15
$1,500
Dec 1 1935
Assess, val. real estate '20.9,524,467
Funding Bonds.
Assess, val. personal 1920-3,017,600
-s '15
$13,300
Dec 1 1935
Total ass'd val. 1920
12,542,067
Paving Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$30.00
4Ms'15
$23,300——Apr 1 1935
Population '10, 19,157; *20, 15,788
General fund 6s
$1,623
GEN. BD. DT. Apr. 6 '21 $165,990
Assessment debt (add'l)
18.998 cheboygan.
This city is in Cheboygan Co. Inc.
Floating debt (add'l)
20,993
Sinking funds
6,558 1889. Pop. '10, 6,859; '20. 5,642.
...
—
—
....—
Assessed val'n
75%
1921 (50%act.) ———4,791,750
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
birmingham
district.
sch.
village
This district
(P. O. Birmingham)
is in Oakland County.
School Bonds.
5s '18
4
Hs'20
—
.
.
.
$30,000
Jan 1 1928
15.600Jan 15 1935
Apr 9*21— $383,600
-
TOTAL DEBT
Total
assessed
-
valuation
1921 (60% act.)
7,350,000
(per $1,000)'21-$16.80
Population in 1920
4.600
years).
*23-*33
Park Bonds (part every 5
A-O $l9,250c.Oct 1
5s *03
Paving Bonds.
5s *06
F-A $l0,500c.Aug 1 *21-*23
5s '08
J-D
11.000
1921-1931
City-Hall and Paving Bonds.'
5s '04
M-S
$6,000c.Sept 1 '21-'23
Refunding Bonds.
5s '07
F-A $20,000—Aug 1 *24-'27
5s '08
J-D
5.100
1921-1931
4Ms'99 A-O
4,000—Oct 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Mar 14 '21. $179,000
Floating debt
33,287
Water debt (incl.)
35,000
Assessed val., real estate..2,282,815
Assessed val., personal
530,382
Tot. assess. vaL'20( Mact-) .2,813,197
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—149.31
^
,
INTEREST on the park bonds
1923 to 1933 and the paving
Impt. bonds due 1921 to 1923 is pay¬
due
blissfield.
able
This village is in
Lenawee Co.
Paving Bonds.
5s '19
$48.000
...
at the
Chemical Nat.
bonds at the State Sav. Bank,
Detroit; on all other Issues at the
First Nat. Bank In Cheboygan.
— ---------
BOND. DEBT Apr. 6 '21.
$75,000
Tot.assess.val.'20(act. val.) .2,438,645
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$12.00
Population 1910, 1,474;
cheboygan school dist.
High-School Bonds.
■
J-D $24,000c
June 1922
1920, 1.906 5s '07
.
5s '07
4Mb
BOYNE CITY.
Incorporated 1917.
Water Works Bonds.
_s *16
$21,000
'10
—
...
...
$1,000) 1921— $12.44
1920
7,000
INTEREST on the bonds due 1922
-
—
.s
Apr. 15 '21 $78,000
1921
.2,813,197
Assess, valuation
Population in
30,000—
16,000.00
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
'15
$14,000
'16
4,000
Street Bonds.
5s *08
$9,000.
_s '17
21,000
Refunding Street Bonds.
.s'16
$3,000...
Road St Bridge Bonds.
6s'21
$20,000—.Mar 20 1926
Bridge Bonds.
.s '17
$4.000
BOND. DEBT Apr 8*21—
$9?,000
Note debt.
37,372
Total assessed val. 1920—3.179,674
Total tax rate (per $1.000) *20.$15.00
Population 1910, 5,218; 1920, 4,284
.s
24,000c—Sept 11 1927
30.000c—July 1 1924
School tax (per
...
'16
_s
Sept
J-J
BOND. DEBT
This city is in Charlevoix County.
_s
Bank In
New York; on the city-hall and pav¬
ing
—
Light Plant Bonds.
$24,000-a
5Ms
—
-
...
...
...
.—
...
cadillac.
This city is in Wexford County.
BOND. DEBT May 12 '21 $100,095
Assess, val., real estate——5,956,680
Assess, val., personal
3,732,950
Tot .assess .val.'21(M act.) 9,689 630
Total tax rate(per $1.000) '20.S32.72
Population 1910, 8,375; 1920, 9,750
CALHOUN COUNTY.
Marshall Is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4Ms2'17 A-0/S40.000
Aprl 1922
\ 180,000. Apr 1 *23-'26
4Ms'18 ... 140,400
1921-1933
BOND. DEBT Mar 15 *17- 380,000
Assess, val. real
65,264,264
Assess, val. personal
18,738,242
Total assess, val. 1919—84,002,506
Population *10, 56,638; '20, 72,918
INT. at the Natl Park Bank.N.Y.
payable at Central Trust Co. of Illi¬
nois In Chicago; on bonds due 1924 at
American Exchange Nat. Bank, New
York; on bonds due 1927 at Chemical
Nat. Bank, New York.
chippewa county.
County seat Is Sault Ste. Marie.
Agricultural & Domestic School
A-O $20,000c—Feb 11926
Refunding Road Bonds.
4Mg*10 J-D$100.000c—June 1 1925
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'12 M-N$40.000c—May 15 1927
Bridge Bonds.
4s
19
$20,000-May 15 '22-'29
Court House Bonds.
4s *19
$22,000-May 15 '22-'29
Road Bonds.
4Ms'15 ---$150,000
July 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr.l '20- $360,000
Sinking fund..————
169,392
Assessed valuation, real—21,599,481
Assessed val'n, personal— 6,852,422
Total valuation 1921—28.451,903
Population '10, 24,472; '20, 24,818
INT. «on bridge 4s, Agricultural
School bonds, refunding4Ms of 1912.
road bonds and court-house 4s at
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.; refunding
4Mb due 1919 at Harris Trust & Sav.
Bank, Chicago.
4s *11
.
„
--
-—
...
-
clinton county.
St. John is the county
seat.
Infirmary Bonds.
5s'19 June
$49,835
June 11922
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $370,000
Assess, val. real
29,525,740
Assess, val. personal
4,462,580
County tax rate (per $1,000)_$16.00
Assessed val. 1920
33,988,320
Population '10, 23.129; '20. 23,110
CALUMET TWP. S. D. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Calumet) is in
Houghton County.
clinton
township
union
school district no. 1.
4Ms"l0dj5f ^40,000.-July
Is in Macomb County.
This district (P. O. Mt.
1 '22-25
Clemens)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$50,000
Toi a 1 assessed val. 1920-.23,390,104
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$9.50
Building Bonds.
5s '18
Sl5.000.Mar 15 *22-'30
5s
M-S
*4,000.
CASPIAN.
SCH. BD. DT. Apr. 1921.
$45,000
Tohasses. val.'20(90% act.) 12,778,830
This village (P. O.
Iron Co
5Ms'19 s-a
—
Palatka) is in Population 1919 (est.)
♦INT.
payable at the
Trust Co., Detroit.
Water Works Bonds.
($10,000
Aug 1 1929
...
Building Bonds.
•This city is in
This village Is In Oakland County.
5s '08
5s
New York.
$25,000c
3.
CHARLEVOIX.
birmingham.
—
assessed
NO.
5,000
...
Total tax rate
St.
Total
bay county.
County seat Is Bay City.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
3,051
Population in 1910
F-A
DIST.
(P. O. Lakeview) is In
val. *20(M
Population 1910, 1,607; 1920, 3,694
berrien
SCH.
This district
Montcalm County.
School tax (per
1,000) 1919. -$11.03
act.)3,688,970
.2,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$17.20 Population fn 1916
Population in 1920 (est.)
6,000
assess,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921 —-$15.00
...
.
(per $1.000)'19-819.34
20,624; 20, 20,395
Population *10,
-
Sinking fund
Tot.
—
20,000.. Oct 15 1927
4s'98
Oct
18,000
Oct 15 1928
4s '00-'01Mar 40,000. .Mar 1 '30-'31
4« '02-3-4J-D 30.000..June 1 '32-'34
4s '03
F-A
10,000.—Feb 1 1933
4s '04
F-A
9,000...Feb 16 1934
4s '05
F-A
10.000
Feb 16 1935
Refunding Impt. Bonds,
5s '95
J^J
$58,000...-July 1 1925
5s *97
J-J
16,000
July 1 1927
4s *99
J-J
22,000...-July 1 1929
School Bonds.
Tot. tax rate
4Ms'16 A-O $22,500—Apr 1 '22-30
j 15,000c...Sept 9 1934
BOND. DEBT May 1 '20$25,000
(Optional 1929)
4,000
BOND. DEBT May 11 '21- $35,000 Floating debt.
Total assessed val., 1919—1,099.694
...
A-O
COUNTY.
Cassopolis is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4M»'18 s-a $430,000 —1922-1933
TOTAL DEBT May 16 '21 $510,000
Assessedval., real estate—21,144,000
Assessed val., personal— 4,026,202
Total assess, val. 1920—..25,170,202
CATO TWP.
BIG RAPIDS SCH. DIST.
—.
4s '97
CASS
...
city.
1919 (% act.)
10.651,133
Bay City Is In Bay County.
In- Total tax (per $1,000) 1918—-$24.15
corp. 1865.
Pop'n
1910, 45,166:
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
1920.47.554.
Water-Works Bonds.
benton harbor sch. dist.
4s '99
J-J $140,000
July 1 1929
4s 'L2
$18,000
—1922
Local Improvement Bonds.
55,000—
1932
5s *15
J-J
$16,000
July 1 1923 5s '13
375,000.
1P34
4J4s'l6 J-J
10,000—July 1 1924 4Ms'19
$448,000
5s *17
J-J
8,000—July 15 1922 TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 '21Assess, val. '20(75% act.) 11,000,000
4Ms'17 J-J
15,000—July 15 1925
5s '18
J-D
10,700-June 15 *22-'23 School tax (per $1,000) 1920—..$1.34
Public Park Bonds.
Population in 1920 (est.)..
12,500
INT. payable in Benton Harbor
4s '07
J-D$200.000c..June 15 1937
CityHail Bonds.
benton township.
4s '93
J-D $25,000
June 1 1922
This township (P. O. Benton Har¬
4s '95
J-J
50,000-.July 1*25& *30
4s'97
20.000
July 1 1928 bor) is in Berrien County.
Road-improvement bonds..$100,000
Refunding Water Bonds.
(?)
4s '95
A-O $20,000—Oct 1 1921 TOTAL DEBT
bay
INTEREST on $3,000 5Ms 1923,
$5,0004Ms 1933 and $1,000 5s 1923.
payable at Citizens' State Bk., Big
Rapids; on $5,000 4Mb 1924 at Chase
National Bank,
New York; 5.000
4 Ms 1930 at first National Bank,
Detroit; on $4,000 5s 1929 and $25,000 4Ms 1931 at Nat. Bk. of Com¬
merce, Detroit; on $5,000 4s due 1931
at Harris Tr. & Sav. Bk., Chicago.
—
4Ms'07 A-O $30.000—.Apr 1 1927
BOND. DEBT July 1 '19.
$475,500
Assess,
[VOL. 112.
TOWNS
5,000
benton harbor.
This city Is in Berrien Co. Incorp.
1891.
Pop. '10, 9,185; '20, 12,233.
Water Bonds.
4s '02
J-J
$900
July
1922
4M»'ll J-J
50,000
Jan 1 1941
4Ms'13 J-J
100,000 —July 1943
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Hs'12 M-NS20.000
May 1 1932
4Ms'16 M-NS30.000
Nov 2 1946
Viaduct Bonds.
5s *16
J-J
$25.000—Jan 1 '27-'36
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'08 J-J $30.000—.July 1 1938
Public Park Bonds.
4s '03
J-J
S50.OOOc.Jan 1 *24-*33
4Ms'll J-J
100.000c-Jan
'34-'40
4KsT6
AND
15.000—Aug 1 1924
20,000—Aug 1 1936
5.000—Aug 1 1934
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Pnnulation in 1920 (Census)
1.912
10,000
Security
coldwaterT"
This city Is
in Branch Co,
Inc.
1861.
Armory Bonds.
4s
Oct
$ 1,840c—Oct 1 '21-*22
June, 1921.]
MICHIGAN-CITIES AND TOWNS
COLD WATER (Concluded!)
BOND. DEBT May 1918.
Assessment debt (est.)
personal property of the city unless
3)4s'll M-S $20,000r„.Sept 1 1941
Sewer Bonds (St. Clair H'ts.).
M-N300,000c.-Nov 15 1942 5s '05
A-O $10,500
Oct 16 1935
F-A 336.000
Feb 1 1943 4s *14
J-J
5.000
July 1 1944
4s *13
A-O 200.000
Apr 1 1943 5s '15
M-S
5,000
Sept 1 1945
4s *13
A-O 754,000—-Oct 15 1943
Fire Protection (St. Clair H'ts).
4s '14 M-S 1.996,000
Mar 1 1944
4)4sTl J-D
$4,000-.-Dec 15 1941
4s *14
J-J
168.000
July 1 1944 5s
'17
A-O
25,000
Oct 1 1947
4s '15
F-A 550.000
Feb 1
$36,000 authorized by a vote of tnree-fifths
20,000 of the electors.
An amendment to
56,000 the charter, however,
adopted on
Sinking fund
24,400 Apr. 7 1919, provides that such
public
Assessed valuation, real
3,597,195 utility bonds shall be "in addition to
Assessed val'n, personal
1,318,825 any other bonds which the
city is or
Total assessed val'n
1918—4,916,720 may be authorized to issue for
any
City tax (per $1,000) 1918
$9.50 other
purpose whatsoever."
Population 1910. 5,945; 1920, 6,114
The voters of Detroit on
April
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
1919 defeated by a vote of
4s '12
4s *13
Total debt
4s *15
5s '13
J-J
Sept 1 *2l-'34
29,500—-Jan 2 *22-'34
(see V. 100, p. 831, for maturity)
5s '20
5s *20
Sinking fund
Assessed val., real
5Ms'20 M-N 1,000,000—Nov 1
5Ms'21 J-J
1,000,000--Jan 1
Assessed val.. personal
Total assess, val. 1920
3,227,497
1 1926
9,OOOc&r Apr 2 1926
307,000
July 1 1944
4s '14
J-J
F-A
350,000
Feb
350.000
Jan
Bonds.
$100.000.. _Jan
Bridge
4^8*20
—
1
1925
(St. Clair
4s '12
5s *14
4s *12
A-O
A-O
M-S 180.000
F-A 100,000
4s '15
4s *15
M-S 105.000
M-S 500.000
4s '15
4s *16
F-A
A-O
6s '20
F-A
100,000c—-Aug 1 1942
M-N150,000c—Nov 15 1942
A-O
200.000
Apr
1 1943
A-O
38,000—.Apr 30 1942
2.080,890
4s *13
F-A 150,000
Total tax rate (per
Feb 1 1943
$1,000) '16_$23 50
4s '13
A-O 250,000—.Oct 1ft 1943
Population In 1917 (est.)
2,000
4s '14M-S 1,160.000
Mar 1 1944
4s'14
J-J
303.000
DELTA
July 1 1944
4a '15
F-A 200.000
Feb 1 1945
Esc^naba Is the county seat.
4s *15
J-D 405.000
Dec 1 1945
Agricultural Society Bonds.
4s '17
Ss
s-an
615,000
Dec 1 1947
$7,000.. June 1 '22-21
500,000
Bridge Bonds. ($5,000 biennially.) 4Ms'18
May 1 1948
4s *11
J-J
SlO.OOOc—Jan 1 '22-'26 4Ms'19 s-a [1,296, OOOc&r. Sep 1 '21-44
4s *12
COUNTYr
—
...
Poor-House Bonds.
5s '13
.
June
„
$3.000--June 1 *22-'24
Road Bonds.
4^8*13 J-J
5s
$60,000c—Jan 1 '22-*27
90,000
—
5s '17
5s '19
1923-1927
$50,000.-July 1 '23-'26
(35,000—Sept 1 '21-'27
5s '19
20,000
Sept 1 1928
90,000.Sept 1 1929,
..
1931
.
& 1932
50,000.Sept 1 *30 & '33
BOND. DEBT June 2 '20. $490,000
Total val. 1919 (act.
val.).20,020,474
fitate&Co. tax (per $1.000^'19_$11 0«
6s '21
1,000,000
1947
Library Bonds.
3 Ms '10J-J
$25,000r_..July 1 1940
25,000
45,000
4s '12
M-N 100,000c—Nov 15 1942
F-A
50,000
Feb 1 1943
M-S 100.000
Sept 2 1943
4s *13
4s '13
4s
'14
M-S 475,000
Bank.
DETROIT.
Detroit
Is
situated
Mar 1
1944
750,000c...Jan 15 1948
250,000
Jan
1 1948
750,000-.May 1 '21-'50
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s *96
J-J
$50.000r—_July 1 1926
4s '14
F-A
15,000—..Feb 2 1944
5s '20
In
—
J-D
...
Wayne Co.
(popu¬
[970,000
Jan *22-'51
lation 4,474) annexed
April 1 1906. 5Ms'21 J-J (225,000
Jan 1 1931
Village of Delray annexed Apr. 1
1405,000.. Jan 1 '27-'36
1906.
Village of Fairview annexed
Public-Health Bonds.
Oct. 24 1907 and
M-8 $110.000—Mar 1 1944
Village of St. Clair 4s '14
Height annexed
Park and Playground Bonds.
October
1
1918.
The question of annexation of
$3,000,000
High¬ 5 Ms
Inoorp. In 1806.
land Park
Woodmere
defeated Nov. 8 1910.
V. 91, p. 1342.
The annexation of a
portion of Grosse Pointe and Gratiot
6s *20
townships
4s '95
In<ta
1912
that
was
was
voted April 2 1917.
decision
rendered
Feb.
16
the State Supreme Court held
the Board of Education- and
the Library
Commission are corpora¬
tions
separate
from
the
city and
therefore their bond Issues should
not
be included In the 2% limit
of In¬
debtedness for municipal
purposes
specified In the city charter.
V. 94.
p. 575.
Chapter XIII of Title IV of the
new charter (adopted
by the people
of Detroit on June 25
1918) provides
for municipal
ownership and opertion of a street
railway
stystem.
This chapter creates a commission to
be known
as
the Board of Street Rail¬
way
Commissioners, consisting of
three members who shall be
appointed
by the Mayor.
Section
9 of
this
Chapter
authorizes
the
Common
Council on the request of the Board
to issue bonds in such amounts as will
not exceed the legal bonding limit of
the city to be known as public utility
bonds tfp to the amount of 2% of the
assessed value of real and personal
property of the city.
The new char¬
ter, by Sec. 2 of Chapter V of Title
VI, provides that
the
gross
debt
exclusive Of the water debt, after de¬
ducting the means in the
general
sinking fund shall not exceed 4% of
the assessed value of all the real and
F-A
500,000--Aug 1 *21-'50
Water Bonds (Issued by Commis¬
sioners
on
3Hs'03 J-J
3)4s'03 M-S
3Ms'04 J-D
3H8*05 F-A
3Hs'08 F-A
3H8*09 J-J
3Ms g'OOF-A
4s
4s
'12
*14
4Ms'19
10 1925
50.000c-..Jan
1 1933
150,OOOc&r.Sept 1 1933
200,OOOc&r.June 1 1934
150,000c..-Feb 1 1935
175.000c—.Aug 1 1938
102,000c—July 1 1939
180,000c
Feb 1 1930
A-O 240,000c.—Oct
1 1932
M-S 500,000c...Mar
1
1944
s-a[323,OOOc&r.Sept 1. 2i-'39
1143.000c&r .Sept 1 '40-'45
F-A
225,000.
Aug 1947
M-N2823.000
May'21-'50
5Ms'21J-J 3,000,000
Jan '22-'51
4s *17
5s '20
Museum of Art Bonds.
3Ms'04 M-8 $50.000c&r.Sept 1 1929
School Bonds.
4s g '94
A-O$450,000c&r.Apr 2 1924
4s g *95 F-A 150,000r._.Feb
1 1925
3Hs'99 J-J
156,000r
July 1 1929
3Hs'00 J-J
250.OOOc&r.July 2 1930
3Ms'01 J-J
155,000c—.July 1 1931
3Ms'02 J-J
77,OOOc&r.July 1 1932
3)48*05 J-J
190, OOOc&r .Jan 16 1935
3)48*06 F-Af 60.000c&rFeb l'22-'26
lllO.OOOc&rFeb 1 '27-*36
3)4s'07 M-S ?54,OOOc&rMchl '22-27
180,000c&rMch 1 *28-37
3)4s'08 J-J
250.OOOc&r.Jan 15 1938
3)4s'08 J-D 249.OOOc&r.June 1 1938
3)4s'09 A-O 300.OOOc&r.Apr 1 1939
3)4s'09 J-J
300,OOOc&r.Jan 2 1939
3)48*10 J-J
216.OOOr_.Jan
15 1940
3)4s'll F-A 3OO,000c&r_Feb 1 1941
5,000
July 1 1944
Apr 1 1945
6,000
15,000
June 1 1946
City of
Detroit,
or
shall
for which the City of De¬
become responsible, are
exempt from taxation throughout the
State of Michigan.
There are no ex¬
ceptions to this rule.
TOTAL DEBT. SINK. FDS.. &o.
Apr. 1 '20. Apr. 1 '21.
$
$
Gen. bd. debt.31,0*40,742
1946
1948
Net gen.
Oct
15 1943
Mar 1 1944
Feb
1 1945
Aug
The
1946
Feb 1 1992
Oct 1 1946
1921, Apr.
920, Apr.
919, Apr.
918, Apr.
917, Apr.
916, Oct.
915, Oct.
Water Bonds (Delray).
J-D $50,000c
June 1 1928
914,
912,
910,
905,
900,
890.
Sewer Bonds (Delray).
5s '03
M-S $65.500c—Sept 1 1933
Highway Bds. (Springwells Twp.)
!
M-N$50,000c
Aug 1 1933
($36,000 assumed by city.)
J-J
8,000
July 1928
5s '08
Oct.
Oct.
School Bonds.
Dist. No. 8 of Grosse Pt. Twp.
J-J
$25,000—-Jan 15 1932
5s
4s'06
20.000—Feb
.—
5s '15
F-A
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 1930
5s *16
J-J
3,600—July 15 1931
Dist. No. 10 of Grosse Pt. Twp.
5s '17
J-J
$18,000
July 1932
4Ms'07 M-8
16,000
Sept 1922
5s '14
A-O
35,000
-Oct 1929
4Ks'16 J-J
95,000
July 1931
Dist. No. 3 of Springwells Twp
5s
J-J
$6,000
Jan 7 1930
5s
F-A
2,000
Feb 6 1930
4Ms
M-S
90,000—Sept 30 1931
4Ms
M-S
40,000
Mar 1 1947
Dist. No.7 of Springwells Twp.
4s '05
F-A $24,000.—Aug 30 1935
Dist. No. 3 of Hamtramck Twp.
5s
M-S $18.000
.
M-S
1_
Oct
Sept
20,000
Dec
10,500
June 1
3,000—Dec 15
5s
J-D
4Ms.
4Ms
J-J
M-N
4Ms
CITY
5s
J-J
5s
25,000—Jan 15
1932
$18,000
Aug 1929
J-J
2,000
July 1931
No. 10 of Hamtramck Twp.
F-A $28,000
Aug 1933
No.
1 of Greenfield Twp.
$30,000
Feb 1 1926
10,000
Sept 1 1929
M-N 60,000
May 11930
J-J
15,000
July 1 1931
J-D 225,000—Dec 22 1931
F-A
5s
J$
5s
4s
Dist. No.8 of Greenfield Twp.
4Ms'16 J-J $150,000—July 15 1931
Dist. No. 10 of Greenfield
Twp.
5s
...
5a '14
Oct
$8,000—Oct 1 '21-'28
30.000
Oct 1 1929
Highway Bds. (Grosse Pt. Twp.).
4s
$165.000—Aug 1 1931
(18.34%—$30,261—assumed by c'v.
4Ms
$25,000
July 1 1933
(18.34%—$4.585—assumed by c'y).
Water Bonds (Hamtramck).
...
...
4s '01
...
$88.000—Nov 15 1931
(Assessment about
$60,000
Feb 1 1936
(10.13%-$6.078-assumed by city).
—
Water Bonds (Fairview).
lMs'04
$30.000
July 1 1934
84%—$25,200—assumed by city.)
...
4)4s,05
...
$25,000.—Sept 1 1935
%
1,699,159,780
value.)
actual
20.66
20-66
POPULATION.—In 1920,
993,
739; 1910, 465,766; 1900, 285,704;
1890, 205,876.
DOVER TOWNSHIP.
This
township (P. O. Cadmus) ls
In Lenawee County.
Road Building Bonds.
4Ms'16
$50,000c
4Ms'17
25,000c
1931
1932
—
—-
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 19 '21Assessment debt (add'l)
$52,177
9,047
Assess, val., real estate
$1,949,080
Assess, val., personal
193,450
Total val. 1921 (actual)—2,142,530
Tot. tax rate (per $1.000) *20-$24.80
Population 1910, 1,279; 1920-.1.213
INT. payable at the First National
Bank, Morenci,
Bank, Adrian.
and
Adrian
State
DOWAGIAC.
This city Is In Cass County. Incorp.
under special charter In 1877; re-lno.
In 1897 under General Act of Incor¬
poration for cities of the fourth class.
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
/
6s '07
M-8 $53.250c_Sept I *27-'37
BOND. DEBT June 11 *19 $128,000
Sinking fund
21,000
Assess, val. '19 (75% act.).4,617,846
City tax (per $1,000) '19 (abt.) $3.00
Population 1910, 5,088; 1920-.5,440
(10.13%-$8.914.40-as8um'd by c'y).
Sewer Bonds (Hamtramck).
5a '06
__
Tax (per M)
M-S
4)48
15,300 1,241,415,300
457,744,480
457,744,480
Total .-1,699,159,780
1931
15,000—June 30 1932
No. 9 of Hamtramck Twp.
F-A
VALUATION.—
1921.
1920.
Pers'l
Nov 1
olt
ASSESSED
50,000
30.000
J-D
Dist.
5s '14
5s'16
Dist.
5s '18
Dist.
water debt.
free from all encum¬
brance, which was valued on April I
1920 at $90,000,000.
i
50.000—July 1 1930
M-S $16,000—Mar 15 1929
J-D
2,000—Dec 21 1929
5s
or
PROPERTY.—The
property
1929
1929
F-A
Aug 1 1932
Dist. No.5 of Hamtramck Twp.
5s '15
A-O $23,000
Apr 1 1930
5s '15
M-N 18,000
Mayl 1930
5s'15
J-D
8,000
Jan 2 1930
Dist. No. 6 of Hamtramck Twp.
5s'10
M-S
$3,000—Sept 20 1925
Dist. No. 7 of Hamtramck Twp.
5s
1_
1.
1928
J-D
Sink. Fd. *Net Deot.
1.$8,233,875 $42,529,867
1- 6,938,521
24,102,221
1- 6,854,109
20,696,391
special assessment
owns
1928
5s
5s
9,782,000
9,109,000
6.431.000
5,074,000
1,634,500
1,360.400
704.283
5,762,627
20,723,717
5,180,631
18,608,121
5,401,393
17,775,118
916, May 1_ 4,912,037 17,955,433
915. Oct. 1— 4,772,910 16,810.235
914, Oct. 1— 4,059,808 13,269,192
912, Oct. 1.. 3,553,069
6,228,931
910, July 1-- 3.012,983
6,096,017
905, July 1_. 2,359,734
4.071,266
900, July 1_. 1,609,810
3,464,190
890, July 1..
745,274
889.225
880, July 1_.
528,627
831,772
870, April 1.37.252
667,030
Not
Including annexed district
15 1936
15,000—Feb
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
.$50,783,742
31,040,742
27,550,500
23,667,500
21,575.500
20,712,000
19,309,000
17,429,000
1
Mo.&Year—
921,
920,
919,
918,
917,
916,
Gross Debt.
1
1
1
1
1
1—1
July
July
July
July
880, July
870, April
4s '03
8,661,114
sinking fund oonslsts of cash
and city bonds.
Month and Year—
DISTRICT. BONDS
5,855,695
dt_27,656,453 48,405,562
Wat.dt.(add'l) 2,855,114
1945
Mar 1
50,783,742
8,233,875
dt.24,102,221 42,549,867
debt 3,554,232
spec,
Tot. net
5s '98
5s
City's Credit).
J-J $100,000c—Jan
J-D
troit
198,000--....Aug 1940
ANNEXED
...
Population *10, 30,108; '20, 30,909 4Ms'18
INT. at County 'ireas. office and 4s
Escanaba Nat.
265.OOOc&r.Sepl '45-44
'20 F-A2,000,000
Aug '21-*50
5Ms'21 J-J 2,499,000
Jan
*22-'51
6s '21 J-J 4,000,000
Jan '22-'51
5 Ms
1,319,000
6s
2,570,000
Street Railway Bonds.
5t£s'21 ---$1,000,000
1949
..
50,000
...
M-S
J
^
6s
1 1947
at the office of the
City Treasurer.
TAX
EXEMPT.—According to an
Aot of the State Legislature
passed
In June 1907 all bonds of the
Water Bonds (Woodmere).
3Ms'01 A-O $93.000c-.0ct 18 1931
F-A
is *12
4s *13
A-O
25.000—.Apr 30 1942 Net
200,000
4s *16
.
4s '12
Oct
INTEREST is payable In N. Y.
City at the current official bank or
_
Building Bonds.
J-J
5s '15
5s '16
'22-'51
65.000c._Nov 15 1942
4s *14
—_
...
M-N
4s *13
-.
4Ms'16 A-O $23,400-$1,200ea. 6 mo.
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
Total assess, val. 1916
Heights).
$25.000
...
1 1929
3Ms*05 F-A 120,000c&r_Feb 1 1935
3Ms'll A-O 135,000r—Sept 1 1941 Sinking funds. 6,938,521
—-
...
1
Public Building Bonds.
4s '99
A-O $38,000r
Apr
5s
300,000-1930, '35 & '40
5Ms
500,000
Grade Separation Bonds.
4a '12 M-N$100,000c.-Nov 15
1942
4.20s*15J-J
50 ,OOOc&r_July 1 1945
4s '17
M-8 100,000
Mar 1 1947
...
1,374,000.-Jan
4s '16
1950
Hospital Bonds.
3^8*08 J-D$100,000c.—June 1 1938
DAYTON TOWNSHIP.
70,000
June 11949
This township (P. O. Fremont R. 4s'19
5Ms
1,000,000
F. D. No. 2) is In
Newaygo County. 6s
'20
F-A 462,000
Aug
1935
Highway Improvement Bonds.
Park Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'16 Mar $44,i00_Mar 10 '22-*36
F-A$ 100,000c&r_Aug 1 1922
BOND. DEBT May 12 '21 $357,000 4s '92
4s g *94 J-J
100,000c—Jan 9 1924
Assess, val. 1916
1,050,500
3Hs'00 M-S 150,000c&r_Mar 1 1930
Population in 1910
2.415
3Hs'04 J-J
lOO.OOOr—.Jan 15 1934
DEARBORN.
Public Sewers.
4s '92
This village is in Wayne
County.
A-0$500.000c&r_Apr 1 1922
4s g *94 M-8 150,000c&r. Mar 3
Sewer Bonds.
1924
5s *18
100,000r
July 2 1924
$99,935-Sept 1 '21-*48 4s g *94 J-J
4s g'95 F-A 160,000r—.Feb
-s
115,000
11925
4s 96
M-8
90,000c&r_Mar 2 1926
434a
$247.000
BOND. DEBT May 12 '21 $357,000 3 M s'02 J-J
63,000c...July 1 1932
Assessed debt (add'l)
81,000r
Jan 15 1934
34,000 3Ms'04 J-J
Assessed val., real estate
90,000c... Jan 16 1935
6,450,180 3Ms'05 J-J
3Ms'06 F-A
Assessed val., personal
43,000r
Feb
1 1936
1,168,115
3Ms'07 M-S 92.000c—.Mar 1 1937
Tot .assess, val. 21 (2-3
act.) 7,618,295
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
1 1938
$8.65 3Ms'08 A-O 125,000c...Oct
Population 1910, 911; 1920, 2,470 3Ms'09 A-O 175,000c...Apr 1 1939
3Ms'10 J-J
149.000r..Jan
15 1940
3Ms'll F-A 130,000c&r_Feb 1 1941
DEARBORN SCHTDIST.
J-J
Recreation System Bonds.
J-J
$15,000
July
4Ms'18 J-D 135,000
Dec
'22-*51
1
Garbage-Incinerator Bonds
5s '19
1929
-
40.000c&rApr 2 22-'25
5Ks'21 J-J
2
Park & Boulevard Bonds.
4s '91
M-S 100,000c&r_sept 1 1921
4s '92
J-J
105,000c—July 15 1922
4s g'94 F-A
25,000r_._Aug 1 1924
3Ms'01 M-N 81,000c__Nov 15 1931
3Ms'02 F-A 100,000c
Feb 15 1932
3Ms
M-N 55,000r._Nov 15 1941
4s '13
M-S
18,000
Sent 2 1943
4s '14
J-J
13,000
July 1 1944
4s
J-D 296,000
Dec 1947
6s '20
F-A 740.000
Aug '21-'50
2 1924
I
4s '15
Jan
5s '21
3Ms'06 A-Of
CRYSTAL FALLS SCH. DIST.
Building Bonds.
5s '05
J-D $40,000c
1930
5a *12
J-J
90.000c-.8ept 1 *22-'39
5s '13
M-S
35.000c-8eDfc 2 '21-27
TOTAL DEBT Apr 7 '21— $165,000
Assessed val. real estate
8,374,184
Assessed val. personal
1,733,638
Tot .ass'd val. ^20 (cash
val.) 10,107,822
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$66.17
Population in 1920 (Census)
3,394
INT. payable at Iron County Nat.
Bank of Crystal Falls.
300,000
1941
Public-Lighting Bonds.
4s g '94 J-J $600,000r
Jan
4s 96
J-J
50.000r—July
800,000c.Augl5'21-'28
880,000c.Aug 15'21-'28
1945
_
$1,000) '20_$39.76
Population 1910, 3,775; 1920, 3,394
5s '15
Water Bonds (St. Clair H'ts).
527,000—Sept 1 '29-'49
5s '20 M-Sl .402,000.-Sept 1 '21-'50 5s '05
A-O $26,000
Oct 16 1935
5s'20 F-A 1,000,000.-Aug 1 *21-'50 4)4s'll J-D
12,000
Dec 15 1941
Bonds.
4s '92
M-S$200,OOOc&r Sept 1 1922
4s g *93 M-N100.000c&r_Nov 1 1923
3 Ms'05 F-A
70,000c&rAugl "21-'35
3Ms'05 F-A 100.000c&r_Aug 1 1935
Tot. tax rate (per
s-a
s-a
3M'09 J-J
4M'19 F-A
Boulevard
13,054
2,526,184
701,313
estate
4s '18
4s *18
M-N
$100,000_.May 1 1950
J-J
200,000—July 1 1950
5Ms'20 F-A 1,450,000--Aug 1 1950
Sewer Bonds.
5s *14 J-D
/ $4,000c.July 1 '23& 28
18.000c—July 1 '24-'25
TOT. BD. DT. May 11
*21-$104,000
Paving Bonds (St. Clair H'ts).
J-J
$16,000
July 1 1944
A-O
30,000—-Apr 1 1945
5s'16
J-D
41,000—-June 1 1946
5s '17
A-O
30,000
Oct
1947
5s '14
4s *16 M-N 1,200,500.—Nov
11946
4s '17
M-S 966,000—.Mar 1 1947
4s '18
s-a
693,000c_Aug 15'20-'28
to 63,883 the
Mayor's proposal to
purchase the Detroit United Rys. for
$31,500,000.
V. 108, p. 1511.
Public Utility Bonds.
M-S $11,500
5s '15
1945
500,OOOc&rJune 151945
500,000
Dec 1 1945
J-D
J-D
4s *15
70,271
CRYSTAL FALLS.
This city Is in Iron County.
City-Hall Bonds.
161
INT. at Bk of
Commerce, Detroit.
DUNDEE.
This
village is in Monroe County.
Water-Works Bonds.
$35,000.-Part yearly..
5s '17
-s
—
Paving Bonds.
$12,500
(84%—$21,000—assumed by citv.) TOTAL DEBT
(?)
$25,000
Sept 1 1936 Population 1910, 1,070; 1920, 1,108
(84%—$21,000—assumed by city.)
Sewer Bonds (Fairview).
DURAND.
4)48*05
$20.000
Nov 1 1935
This village is in Shiawassee Co.
(84%—$16.800—assumed by city.) BOND. DEBT Oct 20 *16$54,750
Paving Bonds (Fairview).
Assessed val. real estate...
954.635
4Ms'05
$26,182.42.Aug 1 1935 Assessed val. pers'l prop..
137,220
(84%—$21,993 1-3—ass'm'd by c'y.) Total assessed val. 1916—1,091,855
4)4s*05
$26,000...Nov 20 1935 Total tax rate (per $1.000)' 16.$14.00
(84%—$21,840—assumed by city.) Population 1910, 2,315; 1920, 2,672
4 Ms 06
—
-..
...
...
GRAND RAPIDS.
village is in Kent County.
Incorporated In 1891.
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s *17
M-N$l0,000
Oct 1 1921
5Ms'19
44,250
Jan 1 1924
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '13
$22,000
1933
5s *17
16,000
1927
5s *20
J-D
20,000c.___Jan 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$60,500
Assess, debt (add'l)
66,423
Assess, val. real
3,600,000
Assess, val. personal
400,000
EAST
This
BONDED DEBT 1919— $151,000
Assessed valuation 1919—2,624,990
FLINT.
—
4.000,000
Total val. 1920
Tax rate (per
This
on
water
800; 1920,
bonds
at
GANGES TOWNSHIP.
Bonds.
4Hs*13 F-A $18,000
5s 19
183,000
22-'40
1
Park
1921-1938
1921-1944
1936-1950
—
5s '20
400,000
Building Bonds.
—
1,310
Grand
Rapids Tr. Co.; sewer bonds at De¬
bonds at VII.
$36,000
1921-1929
Hamilton Dam Bonds.
_s '20
M-S$l52,000-Mar 15 '22-'40
Garage Bonds.
Treas. office.
TAWAR
This
5Ks
1,000
M-Sf$28,000-Mar 15 '22-'27
( 30.000.Mar 15 '26-'30
5,000 4H8'14
317,150 4Hs'l6
Bloating debt
v
Assessed val., real estate
Assessed val., personal
1921-1925
1921-1939
10.286
114.090
...
—
—
—
5s '17
—
6s '20
1929-1933
/S5.000
City-Hall & Fire-Station Bonds.
4s '07
J-D $10,000c.June 1 '22-23
4H«'07 J-J
50,000c...June '24-33
(21,000.Sept 15 *21-'27
4s'09
—
Park Bonds.
4s'11
$100,000—Feb 15 1931
Street Improvement Bonds.
—
6s '21
—
6s '21
168,000
1921-1941
56,650 4Hs'17 A-O 276,000.-Apr 1 *22-'42
Tot. assess,jvaf. 1920
373,800 4Hs'15
87,146
1921-1U40
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19_$32 80
5s '18
42,000
1934-1936
Population 1910, 1,452; 1920, 1,398 5s '18
54,000
1938-1940
5s '19
M-S 13,000-Mar 15 *22-'34
EATON RAPIDST"
5s'19
M-S 165,872-Mar 15 '22-'44
—
—
—
—
in Eaton County.
Paving Bonds.
4s '16
$17,000
6s '15
July
12,000-July 1 '22-'29
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921—
$41,000
Assess, val. real
1,769,000
Population in 1920
t,222 4Hs'16
INT. on 5s at Detroit and on 5Ks 5s '17
Grand Rapids.
5s '17
.s
*20
Assess, val.
personal
661,000
_s
'20
-s
Total valuation 1920
2,430,800
act.)
(Assessment about 85%
Tax rate (per $1,000) '20
'20
$11.05
Population 1910, 2,094; 1920, 2,379
EAU CLAIRE SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Eau Claire) is
in Berrien County.
_s
__i
$37,000
(?)
BONDED DEBT—
This
TWPTSCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
district (P. O. Wyandotte) is
ECORSE
in Wayne County.
5s '11
F-A $30,000
5s '20
4Hs'19 s-a
TOWNSHIP.
6s '20
O. Newaygo) is 6s .21
—25,000--May 1
Flood-Protection Bonds.
in Newaygo Co.
Pop'n in '20, 1,254
4Hb'08 M-S $300,000c—Mar
Highway impt. Bonds.
4Hs'16 J-J
$39,3S8c.Jan 15 '22-'35 4Hs'10 M-S 200,000c--Sept
BOND. DEBT May 1921$38,000 4Hs'07 M-S 250,000c_.Sept
250.000c—Feb
Assessed val., real
1,766,515 4Hs'12 F-A
Cemetery Bonds.
Assessed val., personal
280,450
$100,000
Sept
Total valuation 1920
.2,046,965 5s '20
Hospital Bonds.
GARFIELD
—
This township (P.
...
$15,710
...
7,500
22,500
4Hs'13
4Hs'14 ...
4HB*15 F-A
4Hs'17 A-O
4 Hs'16 ...
-..
5s '17
5s '19
.8
'20
"
~
-
GAYLORD.
This village Is In Otsego County.
BOND. DEBT May 24 '18--$27,500
Assessment debt (add'l)
2,524
—
M-S
provide for purchase or con¬
struction of water works—V. 101.
4s '16
s-an
20,000
Sewer
Bonds.
4^s'15J-D $68,275
6s'20
—
$15,000
1922-1923
troit
City tax (per $1,000) 1920
$1.60
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
5s *15
'12
60,000c
1945-1948
100,000—Mar '49-'53
10,000—Mar
1954
10,000.
1954
60,000
1955-1957
10.000
1958
M-S
M-S
School Bonds.
1932-1937
4s *17
BOND. DEBT Apr 6'21—
$90,000
Assessed valuation 1921...8,425,000
5s '17
School tax rate (per $1,000)
17-43
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$17.45
Population in 1920 (est.)
14,000
4Hs*17
s-a
30,000
5s '17
ESSEXVILLE.
M-S
M-S/100,000
I
s-a
Population 1910, 1,477; 1920, 1,538
FAIRGROVE
TOWNSHIP.
This township
is in Tuscola Co.
Road Bonds.
5s
J-J
$40,000c
GEN. BD. DT. May 1919.
1954
1955-1957
1958
1.460,000 _.Mar
'24-'53
100,000—Mar
50,000. _Mar
250,000.-Mar
200,000.-Mar
250,000.-Mar
6s '20
'26-'29
'24-'25
•30-34
'40-'45
'35-'39
'55-'60
_
s-a
931,235
Assessed val. personal
125,501
Tot. val.'16(abt. 2-3 act.). 1,056,736
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '16 $10.00
1954
60,000
10,000
,250,000..Mar
6 s '19
BOND.DEBT May 1 '17Assess, val. real...
Mar
(10,000
M-S
This
village Is in Bay County.
$40,000
Sinking fund
5,000
10,000
Mar '49-'53
BOND. DEBT Apr
„
1921 _$1,840,000
Assessed val. (H act.) '21.40,574,630
School tax (per $1,000) 1920---S9.02
91,000
Population in 1920
INT. at District Treasurer's office.
CITY.
___
...
-
1920,
$25,000
18,000
Bonds
4Hs'13
4Hs'15
4Hs'15
4Hs'16
24 1927
$25,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
——
($16,000
1 1921
20,100
1 1925
Sept
Nov
25.000
Sept
45,000--Sept 1
48,500
Sept
58,000
Sept
300,000—Sept 1
1 1921
*22-*23
1 1928
1 1929
'21-25
64.000—Sept 1 1927
117,500—Sept 1 '25-'28
25,000
Sept 1 1921
59,000—Sept 1 '23-'24
250,000Sept 1
1924,
$42,000 1929 &
$100,000 1925-28,
$92,000 1930.)
-—
GREENLAND TWP. SCH. DIST.
This township Is in Ontonagon Co.
—
5s^l3 ° Apr°$25S500.Mar
—
15 '22-*27
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1921$26,000
Assessed valuation 1920—2,445,985
$65.000—1
4Hs'15
4Hs'12 J-J
45,000c.July 1 '22-'24 8chooltax (per $1,000) 1920—$19.35
1919$75,000 Pop'n 1910, 2,826; 1919 (est./, 2,826
BOND. DEBT Apr
62,243,712
Total val. 1918
f
INT. at office of
Boiger, Mosser &
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '13 $5.91
Popul'n 1910, 23,333; 1920, 33,225
INT. at County Treas. office.
GREENVILLE.
GRAND HAVEN.
This city is in Ottawa
BOND. DEBT Nov21
Assess, val. real
Willaman. Chicago.
This citv is in
Inc.
Co.
^
,
Montcalm County.
*16- $40,000
2,057,065
704,525
Population 1920, 7,205. New Assess, val. personal
2,761,590
providing "city manager" Total assess, val. 1916
Total tax rate (per $1,000)—$21.00
plan of gov't adopted Nov. 3 1914.
Population 1920
4,304
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'00 J-D $18,000-June 15 '22-*25
4s '01
J-D
30,000-June 15 *26-'31 GREENVTLLESCH. DIST. NO. 1.
1867.
charter
4Hs'09 J-D
30.000—Dec
Improvement Bonds.
_s
1 '21-'30
5s '12
5s '08
Apr
Feb
$40,000c...Apr 1 1927
2,000—$1,500 yearly
*13
'
BOND. DEBT
-S
$9,000
...
1928
5,000
April 1921 —$47,000
$48,000c.Apr 1 '22-*37 Assess, val. '20 (3-5 act.)—3,800.000
School tax rate (per M) '2J_$10.60
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '21- $165,900
5,000
Street Impt. bds. (incl.)—28,900 Population In 1929 (est.) —
INT. at Commercial States Savlngj
Assessment bonds (add'l)—
50,900
Water Bonds.
„
_
,
^
4Hs'12 A-O
3,944,125
real
Bank,
Greenville.
personal
2,222,770
GROSSE POINTE.
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (80%act.)6,166,895
This village Is In Wayne County.
City tax (per $1,000) 1920—$10.7o
Park Bonds.
INT. on refund, bonds payable In
4s '10
Aug $50,000—Aug 15 1940
New York; on water bonds at Harris
25,000
Aug 1 1949
Trust & Sav. Bk., Chicago; on other 4Hs'19 J-D
Water bonds
$20,000
bonds at Grand Haven.
Assessed
(P. O. Detroit) is in
Wayne County.
This village
Assessed val. real
...
Hs'l3
4Hs'13
4Hs'13
Incorp. 4Hs'13
4
Assessed val.
FORD
$39,000
$156,565
2,000 6s
1,871,015 BOND. DEBT June 1921. $721,470
Assess, val. personal
10,808
$180,400 Sinking fund May 16 1921.
Assessed valuation 1921
8,740,000
Total assess, val. '18 (abt.
-4,294
90% actual)..
2,051,415 Population in 1920
Total tax rate (per $1.000) '18 $22.20
FRANKENMUTH TOWNSHIP.
Population 1910, 2,034; 1920, 1,715
This
township (P. O. Frankenmuth) is in Saginaw County.
FAIR HAVEN TOWNSHIP.
Road Bonds.
This township (P. O. Bay Port) is 4s '15
$10.000
in Huron County.
5s'17
May
3,750
May 1 1922
BOND. DEBT July 1919—
$57,000
Road Bonds.
2,573,450
4Ms'16 J-D $28,000.-June 1 '22-'41 Assessed val. real estate
Assessed val. pers'l prop..
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
358,550
2.932,000
Population in 1920
988 Total assessed val. 1919
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '19-S22.90
FERNDALE.
Population 1910
2,014
This village (P. O. Highland Park,
R. F. D. No. 2) is in Wayne County. FREMONT.
This city is in Newaygo Co.
Fire-Hall, Sewer & Water Syst.
City Hall Erection Bonds.
5s'18 s-a
$151,000
1948
$60,000—Jan 1 *25-'36
5s '19
70,000
1949 4Hs'20 s-a
Sinking fund
4s '11
Bonds.
855.000
Hospital Bonds.
5s'17
J-J
$50,000—
Road Bonds.
80.000c
4s '17
£00,271
133,083,705
Assess, val.
is the county seat.
Bessemer
1921-1950
4Hs'10 M-S
real est
Assess, val.
(/) Natl. 4Hs'08
5s *10
Detroit; (0) De¬
4Hs'08
Co.; (*) Industrial Sav.
Trust
4HsT5
75,000c_Mar 1 '22-'46
4s '16
ESCANABA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
April 1921
sinking fund)
Co. Bldft. Ext.
Mar 1940
128,000c_Mar 1 '41-'44
—
100,187
\ Water
hand (exclusive of
Cash on
$54,500 4Hs'l6
137,000
—Water debt (incl.)
20,000 (Due $8v000 Sept. 1 1930 and $129,Sinking fund
774
000 Sept. 1 1931.)
Assessed valuation 1920—2,136,000 45^8*19
420,000--Sept 1 24-32
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$54.00 5s
I" 360,000-Sept 1 *26-'34
INTEREST payable at the American BOND. DEBT Apr 1921-$1,929,100
Exchange Nat. Bank, N.Y. City.
For valuation see city above.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920-S9.90 +
GOGEBIC
COUNTY.
INT. at office of Treasurer.
618,170
1,738,050
\ 6,000c—Mar 1 1940
M-S
Sinking fund
Y.;
Flint;
5s '17
M-S $12,000.—Mar
BOND. DEBT June 13 *20
(18,000c_Mar 1 '22-'39
4
Assessment debt
Refunding Bonds.
140,000,000
rate(per$l,000)'20—$29-80
Oct 1 1931
N.
office,
Public Impt.
Total valuation 1920
BOND. DEBT June 18 '21 $253,500
Tot. asses, val. '21 (est.). 8,000.000
179,167,425
$1,000) '20.S4.35
School bonds
*20$5,728,450
2,000c
43,050,480
(additional) _ _ 1,546,000
(add'l)__
773,900
/ General
858,072
Water debt
4,953.
Populat'n 1910. 38,850; 1920, 91,599
4s g '03 J-J
INT.at Nat. Park Bank, New York
$7,000c—Jan 1 *22-'25
Gas-Plant Bonds.
and at City Treasurer's office.
4Hs'll A O $20,000c
1921-1930
Refunding City & Park Bonds. FLINT UNIOlTsCH. DIST.
5s '13
$6,336
1921-1924 4s
M-S/$108,000c—.Mar '22V39
I
136,116,946
GLADSTONE.
City in
Delta County.
1889.
Population 1910, 4,211;
City Gas & Elec. Light Bonds.
City-Hall Bonds.
4Hs'01 A-O $25,000c
1922-1930
'21 $1,481,645
Bank, Flint.
—
Total tax
1922-1929
1922-1929
*244,000
Co.,
Trust
&
128,000
(add'l)
Water debt (included)
...
1922-1927
1922-1928
Filtration Bonds.
4s 11
A-O $85,000c—.Oct 15 1931
4Hs'12 M-N145.000C—-May 1 1932
GEN. BD.DT.
Apr 1 '21$1,432,600
Bank of Commerce,
4Hs'17 A-O
Assessment debt
—
Treasurer's
'29-'45
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 31
—
-
personal
64,731,263
Tot. assess, val. '20 (act.) 197,814,968
Popul'n 1910, 64,555; 1920, 125.668 Total tax (per $1,000) 1920.-$26.64
INT. payable on bonds marked (a)
Popul'n 1910, 112,571; 1920, 137,634
National Park Bank, N. Y.; (6) First
INTEREST at City Treas. office.
Natl. Bank, Flint; (c) Genesee Co.
Sav. Bank, Flint; (d) Farmers' Loan
GRAND RAPIDS SCHOOL DIST.
(e) County
66,150—Apr 1 '22-'27
1933-1937
76,000
1
1928
5s '18
76,000-Mar 15 '38-'40
5s '19
M-S
4Hs'19 M-S /75,000-Sept 15 '41-'43
130,000—Sepc 15 1944
55,000
Mar 15 1932
1921-1934 .s *20 M-S 300,000-Mar 15 '33-'42
45,000—Mar 15 1943
5s '20
90,000.-Dec 1 '43-'45
22.000
Refunding Bonds.
4s '01
A-O $15,000c
Oct 31 1921
4Hs'll J-J
7 7.500c
1926
125,000c
1931
Water-Works Bonds.
6s
4s
1922-1929
1931-1937
C400.000
d400,000
75,000
e6,000
/20,825
0106,600
029,220
County tax rate(per
~
6s
—-
—
_s
95,000c—.Sept 1 1934
400.000
—
BOND. DEBT May 1
Assess, val. real
Assess, val. personal
Total valuation 1920
$72.500c—Dec 1 1928
4s
—
M-NS80.000c.—May 1 1929
5Hs'17
6s'18
6s '19
6s *20
...
5s '17
4s '09
—
4tfs'll M-S 297,000c—Mar 1 1931
4s'14
F-A
35,000c—Feb 1'22-'28
1825.
Population, 1910, 13,194;
1920, 13,103.
Street Bonds.
5s *12
$4,500
---
,5s
ESCANAJBA.
The city of Escanaba Is In Delta
Co. Inc. 1883. City charter amend¬
p.
1 1940
$16.000
Oct 13 192o
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s'20
—
—
to
1 1932
1 1937
—
4Hs'16
4Hs'l8
Aug 1 1920
Street Bonds.
5s '20
F-A 152,400
Feb 1 1935
4Ms'19 M-S $26,000-Sept 15 '22-'25
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1920— $184,500
8,000
Sept 15 1926
Assessed valuation 1919
9,444,188
27.000.Sept 15 '27-'29
Tax rate (per $1,000) '18
$2.20
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
INT. on 5s payable at People's
5s '19
$56,400
1921-1924
State Bank, Detroit.
Water Bonds.
ed
1 1933
1 1935
—.
44,642 —Feb 1
J-D
'22-'26
Floating debt (add'l) (est.)
500
Tot. assess, val.'17 (75% act.)478,728
*21-'30
44,000--Apr 1 *22-'32
15,316
1921-1931
37,000
1928-1933
M-S 49,775-Mar 15 '22-'34
M-S/ 98,000-Mar 15 '22-'28
\105,000-Mar 15 '29-'35
4s '03
1 1921
*21-'22
'21-'22
'21-'24
'21-'25
1921-1928
1921-1929
Paving Bonds.
4s *09
—
1921-1927
—
-
10,000
Aug
79,000-_Nov 1
21,900—Dec 1
8,000-Aug 1
50,000—Aug 1
—
at
1922
1928
1920
*11
J-J
266.000c—Jan 1 1933
4H«'13 A-O 225,000c
Oct 1 1933
Water Bonds.
J-J
$80,000c—July 1 1923
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '17-$17.50 3U g
90,000c—July 1 1924
Population in 19201,701 4s *04 J-J
4s *06
F-A
75.000c._Aug 15 1926
4Hs'08 M-S
50,000c..-Mar 1 1928
GENESEE COUNTY.
4s 09
M-N 175.000c—Nov 15 1929
Flint Is the county seat.
4s '11
M-S 75,OOOc..Mar
1 1931
Road Bonds.
4Hs'12J-J
100.000
Jan 11932
4Hs'12
a$75,000
1922-1924 4Hs'13
225,000
Oct 1 1933
4Hs'13 —: 6100,000 —192.5-1928 4Hs'12
266,000
Jan 1 1932
4Hs'13
5100,000
1929-1932 5s '17 J-D 100,000
Dec 1 1937
1922
90,000-Mar 15 '25-'30
M-S
275,000.Mar 15 '31-'41
360,000.Mar 15 '42-'50
M-S 72,000.Mar 15 '22-'45,
80.000.Mar 15 '22-'29
M-S 165,000.Mar 15 '30-'40
288,000.Mar 15 '41-'49
34,000...Mar 15 1950
28,000—Apr 15 '41-'47
13,000— .Mar 15
—
1 1921
'21-'29
'21-'22
'21-'30
*22-'26
'22-'31
F-A {16,000
1934-1941
Bridge Bonds.
I 4.000—
1942 4s
M-N$100.000r
May 1
TOTAL DEBT May 16 '21
$46,000 3Ha
M-N 50.000r—May 1
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (80% act.)1.465,264 4s '06
M-N 66,600c—Nov 1
Total tax rate(pe i$l,000) '20-S23.48
Sewer Bonds.
—
This city is
$50,000
Aug
103,000—Aug 1
72,000—Dec 1
380,000.-Aug 1
180,000—May 1
45,000—May 1
5s '18
Iosco County.
4^s'19 M-S
4,000—Sept 15 1928
Refunding Bonds.
I 5,000...Sept 15 1929
5s '15
M-N$20,818—Nov 1 *21-'35
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 4 '20— $34,000
4Hs'13 F-A $67,550c
1921-1938
bonds
adopted Aug. 29 1916.
$169,000
mission govt,
5s
Ganges) is 4Hs'16
O.
24,000
---
GRAND RAPIDS.
The city of Grand Rapids Is In
Kent County. Incorp. in 1850. Com¬
4^s'19
(P.
Road Bonds.
5s '17
F-A $25,000
This city is in
Special
township
in Allegan County.
—
'20
.s
2,180
County.
Genesee
Bonds.
4Hs'15 A-O $38,000—Apr
troit Trust Co.; street
R ART
In
Is
city
Subway
5s'19
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Assessed valuation, real
672,210
Assessed val'n, personal
420,560
Total assessed val'n 1919.-1,092,770
Population in 1920
Inc. 1855.
$26.08
$1,000) *20
1910,
Population
2,000
Population in 1919 (est.)
---
INT.
[VOL. 112.
MICHIGAN-CITIES AND TOWNS
162
GRAND
val.
SCH.
HAVEN
DIST.
Building Bonds.
5s
$150,000--June 1 22- 34
(See V. 108, p. 2455. for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT June 2 '20. $178,000
Assessed val'n, real estate. _3,943,625
Assessed val'n, personal—2,221,970
Tot.ass'd val.'20 (act. val.)
School tax ratefper $1,000)
Population in 1918
Paving bonds
Sewer bonds
BOND. DEBT May
——_
5'19
60,000
181,426
$361,426
16,946
Sinking funds
Water debt
-
(included)
20,000
Assessed val'n, real estaoe-4,373,755
Assessed val'n, personal—2,145,823
Tot. ass'd val.*18 (30% act)6,519,578
$7.80
6,165,595 Tax rate (per $1,000) '18
*20.$10.75 Population 1910, 830; 1920, 2,084
—8,000
GROSSE POINTE PARK.
This village is in Wayne County.
Incorporated 1907.
Town Hall & Site Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1921$40,000
J-J
$80.000 —
Total assessed val. 1920—2,500,000 5s
GRAND LEDGE.
This city is in Eaton County.
Total tax rate (per
Water Bonds.
$1.000)'20_$10.00
Population 1910, 2,893; 1920,
3,043
5s
J-J
$33,000
June, 1921.]
MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS
GROSSE POINTS PARE
(Conci'd).
Sewer Bonds.
School Building Bonds.
5)5s*19 J-D$l04,000.June 15 '22-*34
BOND. DEBT June 1919. $120,000
Assessed value 1918
1,237,562
Population (est.)
1,600
4Ks
$110,000
Redemption Bonds.
4s
$8.500
Old
Village of
(Annexed).
4Hs
-
Fairview
Bonds
HIGHLAND
$24,349.19
...
BOND. DEBT
Apr 6 '21Assessment debt (add'l).
$468,849
48,011
47,761
_
Sinking fund
Total assessed valua'n 1921
(about 50% actual)
14,381,571
Total «ax rate(per $1,000) '21
$6.97
Pop'n in 1910,290; in 1920
PARK.
This city is in Wayne Co.
Inc. in
New charter adopted Apr. 1
Electric Light System Bonds.
$15,000
Jan 1 1946
1889.
4)5s'16 J-J
1918.
—
Hospital
Bonds.
4)5s'17 M-N$250,000. -May 15 1937
4%s'19 J-J
210,000
July 1 1939
5)5s'20 J-D $200,000...June 1 1940
Dump
Site
Bonds.
4Hs'17 M-N$30,000
Mayl 1937
Incinerator Bonds.
GROSSE POINT TWP. S. D. NO. 1.
4)5s
$20.000—-Apr 11
Reservoir & Filtration Pl't
4 Jis'16 M-NS374.740—Nov 1
1932
4Ms
217,686
May 1
TOTAL DEBT Apr 22 '20
Water-Extension Bonds.
$65,000
Sinking fund
8,000 4)5s
Apr $12,000c—Apr 15
Assess, val. 1919 (est.).28,000,000 4)5s
Jan
8,000c.__Jan 20
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9-$9.60 4)5s
June 30,000c
June 1
Population
Sept
3,500 4)5s'08 Sept 10,000c
4s '09
Nov
23,000c. ^_Nov 1
4)5s'10 Nov 31,000c_—Nov 1
HALFWAY SCHOOL DIST.
4s
A-O
45,000c—Oct
1
This district
is in
—
Wayne County.
School Bonds.
4Ms*17 J-J
$25.000
-
—
This district (P. O.
Halfway) is in
Macomb County.
School Bldg. Bonds.
-s
$65.000
...
BONDED DEBT
(?)
This village is
4WsT4
in Wayne County.
4)£s
A-O
30,000
Paving Bonds.
Water-Main Bonds.
A-O $40,000c
Oct 1 1943
M-N 32,000c...Nov 1 1938
4s '01
M-N 88,000c—Nov 15 1931
5s '13
-s
'17
F-A
35.000c. ..Sept 1 1944
75,000—Mar 31 1947
—
Incinerator Bonds.
'17
—
$37,000—Mar 31 1947
-S
Fire
5s '14
-s
'17
Hall
Bonds.
F-A
$58,000c
55,000
...
1924
1926
1927
1928
Apr 1
1926
Sept 1 1944
—-
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
$60,000c—July
1
4)5s'14 M-S 116,400—Sept 15
4)5s'16 A-O 665,000
Apr 1
4Hs'19 J-J
80,000
Jan 2
Police Department Bonds.
4Ks'17 J-D $57.000
June 1
5s
J-D $50,000
Jan 1
1928
1934
1936
1939
1932
1937
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21-S3,235,026
Water debt (included)
1,389,626
Sinking funa
587,908
Assessed val., real estate.71,560,100
Assessed val., personal—72,732,550
Tot. ass'd val.'k0-'21 (act) 144,292,650
City tax (per $1,000) '21-'22.$10.95
BOND. DEBT June 1921. $390,615 Tottaxrate (peril,000),20-2 [$22.56 +
4,120
Total val.
1919.
...32,157,230 Population 1910 (Census)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '18.$ 14.00 Population in 1920 (Census)..46,499
INT. at Dime Savs. Bank, Detroit,
Population 1920
48.615
—
—-
and
on
at
Highland
$40,000 payable at Ham-
Park
Bank.
tramck State Bank; balance at Peo¬
ple's Bank.
HIGHLAND PARK SCH. DIST.
HAMTRAMCK SCH. DIST. NO. 8
This district Is In Wayne County.
$12,000c
5s *05
J-J
5s *07
1935
4Hs'12
43is'll
43^8*09
4)5s'09
15.000c
1922
5s
F-A
4)5s'll F-A
4)5s'12 M-S
5s '13
A-O
$18,000
Nov 1
6.000—Dec 1
15,000—July 15
20,000—.Sept 15
—
—
—
...
1924
Sept 1 1928
100,000—.Sept 15 1929
150,000—-Sept 15 1929
45,000
Jan 3 1926
—
—
~
10,000
...Oct
1 1927
20,000c—May 1
75,000c—May 1
75,000c„Aug 15
150,000
Sept 1
1928
1929
1930
1931
5s '13
4s '11
—
...
23,000
...
Sept 1 1926
55,000
Feb 1
25,000—Oct 15
75,000
Sept 1
75,000
Sept 1
1927
1927
1928
1928
15 1929
...
...
...
...
—_
110,000—.Apr
90,000 ...Apr 15 1929
55,000—.Oct 15 1930
205,000—Dec 15 1930
70,000—Dec 15 1930
—1931
200,000
600,000
June 1 1932
325,000—Mar 15 1933
75,000
Aug 1 1933
150,000—June 1 1934
175,000
June 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Apr. 22 '21$2,762,000
Assess, val. 1920-21
144,292,650
School tax (per $1,000) '20-'21.$8.80
—
—
1927
1926
1924
M-S 100.000
"13
35,000c—Sept 1 1926 4^s'13
43*sTl
4)isT2
4Ms'12
150,000
Feb 1 1932 43*sT3
200.000
Oct 1 1932 4Hs'13
200,000
Apr 1 1934 43^s'15
434sT5
350.000
150,000..
1935 4Hs'15
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921_$1,442,000 4)5s'15 J-D
J-D
Assessed val..realestate..27,567,305 4s *15
Assessed val., personal
16,656,700 4)5s'16 s-a
4^sT7 J-D
Tot. assess, val. 1921
44,224,005
5s '18
F-A
School tax (per $1,000) 1921
$7.79
Pop'n 1915. 21,520; 1920
48,615 4^s*18
4^s'19 s-a
INT. at Hamtramck State Bank.
4Ms'19 s-a
4Ms'14
4)5s'15 F-A
4Hs'16 M-S
4)5s'17 M-S
4)5s'17
4Ms'19
4^s'19
5^s '20
HOWELL
AND MARION
TIONAL SCH. DIST.
HANCOCK.
This city is in Houghton
County.
Park Refunding Bonds.
5s *16
Jan $13,000._Jan 2
Water works bonds
(P. O. Howell) is in
Livingston County.
5s '19
J-J $150,000
July 1 1934
BOND. DEBT June 5 1920 $150,000
Assessed valuation 1920
$2,500,000
Population in 1920
1
3,800
HUDSON.
This city Is In Lenawee County.
Water Refunding Bonds.
334s
J-J
$7,000c
Paving Bonds.
4s'12
J-J
$10.000c—
4s'16
J-J
20,000c..
4?4s'20 J-J
55,000.
—
Tot.
assess,
val. '20 (act.).2,536,864
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$31.68
Population in 1920 (Census)
2,464
HUDSON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
$48.000
July 1 1927
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6'21—
$40,000
Assessed valuation 1919
2.927.735
School tax (per $1,000) 1920. _$11.00
INT. at Boies State Sav. Bank.
*22-'33
28,621
30,000
2,957,243
Assessed val. pers'l prop..
907,868
Tot. ass'd val. '20 (50%act)3,865,111
City tax rate (per $1,000) 20-$15-10
Population 1910. 8,981; 1920, 7,527
SPRINGS.
This village Is In Emmet County.
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '10
M-S $27,000.-Sept 1 '21-'29
g99
This
OOO
1867.
Drainage Bonds.
5a '13
Feb $10,000
Feb 1923
Park Bonds.
4s
Feb $50,000c—Feb 1 1931
.
„
4348*10 Feb
30 OOOc.Feb 1 *22-'36
Electric-Light Bonds.
5e
Feb
$8,000c—.Feb *22-'29
334s
Feb
25.000c—Feb 1 1923
City Hall Series "A" Bonds.
434a'09 June $24,200c.Feb 1 '22-'34
Water
Bonds.
Feb $30,000c.—Feb
Feb
10,000—Feb 1
4a
1 1923
*23-'32
'22-'24
7,000—-Feb
Street and
Sewer
Bonds.
$12,434—Feb 1 '22-'27
Total assessed val'n 1919.-1,229,830
6s
Feb
8,637—-Feb 1 *22-'28
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919
$8-67
5s
9,097
Feb '22-*26
Population 1910, 1,805; 1920, 1,600 6s *18
ann
4.000—Feb 1 *22-'23
INT.
at
Emmet
County 8tate
Refunding Light Bonds.
Bank. Harbor Springs.
4s *05
Feb
$2.000c...Feb '22-'23
Fire Department Bonds.
5s *17
F-A
$8,000
Feb '22-'29
HASTINGS.
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 21 '21 -$206,000
This city is in Barry County.
Assessment debt (add'l)
28,403
_s
$5,000
Assess, val. real
9,010,470
Fire Truck Bonds.
Assess, val. personal
4,487,765
6s
$3,150
Total value 1920
13,498,235
Paving bonds 4 )5s
$3,750
Total tax (per $1,000) '20
$27.24
Street bonds, 4)5s
34,716.50
534s
—-
...
.
...
—
6'21.
$39,667
Sinking fund
5,256
4,777,770
Total assessed val. '20—
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)
'21 .$38.96
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
HOLLAND
4s '12
J-J
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
$47,230..July 1 *22-'32
50.000
Aug 1 1923
BOND. DEBT Mar 5*20.
$101,430
HASTINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Assess, val. real est., '19.12,523,140
4Hs'15 M-N$51,900c_May 1 '22-'30 Total tax
(per $1,000) '19
$23.59
4)5s'16 M-S Jl4,000—Sept 1 '21-'27
Population in 1918
12,000
t 3.000
Sept 1 1928
TOTAL DEBT May 11 '21
$68,900
Total assessed val. 1920
HOUGHTON.
4,447,770
This village is In Houghton Co.
Population in 1920 (est.)
5,500
INT. payable at Detroit Trust Co. Inc. 1867.
Water-Works Bonds.
HEMATITE TWP. SCH. DIST.
5s 04
$70,000—July 15 1934
This district (P. O. Amasa) is in 5s '05
J-J
20,000
Jan 1 1935
Iron County.
i5s*05
10,000
Nov 1 1935
Population 1910, 4,383;
1920, 5,132
Park-Purchase Bonds.
4)5s'14 J-D $22,500—June 15 1927
Convenience Station Bonds.
5)£s'20 M-N $8,500—May 1 '33-'40
Hospital Bonds.
4s '12
J-J
$4,000—July 15 1932
4Hs'16 M-N116,700—May 1 '22-'35
4)5s'17 M-N 41,000—May 1 *22-*37
($2,000 in odd and $3,000 in even
years.)
5s'19
A-O
60,000—Apr 15'22-'38
5&s'20 M-N 33,500—May 1 *28-'36
Water Works Bonds.
4)5s'13
4)5s'14
4Hs'16
4)5s'17
J-J
$20,875
Jan 1 1936
J-D
10,000—-June 15 1936
M-N 54,000—May 1 '22-'27
M-N 32,000..May 1 '22-'37
4)5s'17 J-D
57,75J_June 15 '22-'28
5s '19
A-O
65,000. Apr 15 '22-'38
5)£s'20 M-N 170,000—May 1 '38-*48
Liberty Street Bridge.
4s '10
J-J
$4.500
July 1 1930
Market Bonds.
4Hs'14 J-D $21,000-—June 15 1935
Storm Sewer Bonds.
4Hs'17 M-N$ 9,600.-May 1 *22-'27
5s '19
5s '19
A-O
28,000-Apr 15 '22-'38
J-D 212,000-Dec 15 '22-'38
5Ks'20 M-N 45,500--May 1 '24-'44
Sewer Bonds.
Oct $50,000c—Oct
1 1926
J-J
40,000c-.Jan 2 '28-*29
4s '11
J-J
28,000-— July 15 1931
4s '12
J-J
30,000—July 15 1933
4s '10
J-J
17,000
1930
4s '06
4a '09
4)5s'13 J-J
18,000
1935
4Hs'14 J-D
6,000
1936
4^s'17 M-N 25,740—May 1 '22-'27
5s *19
J-D (130,000
1922-1934
I 12,000
1935
Paving Bonds.
4s '05
M-S $15,000.—Sept 15 1925
4s *07
This twp. Is in Lenawee
bonds
are
434s'17 J-J
tax-free.
$55,000c
15,000c
$25,000c
J-J
_s
4)48*17 J-J
County.
TOTAL DEBT
—
Apr 22 '20.
$74,000
2,571
2,063,300
Assess, val., personal
207,175
Total val. '20 (actual)
2,270,475
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'19_$14.90
Population in J.920
1,220
Sinking fund
Assess, val., real estate
IOSCO
M-S
J-J
15,000c—Sept 3 1922
27,000
July 1 1930
37,000
1926-1931
4s '12
31,000
July 1 1932
4)5s'13 J-J
28,000—July 15 1934
4)5s'16 M-N 16,500
1921-1925
4)58*14 J-D
28,729—June 15 1937
4Hs'17 M-N 36,900—May 1 '22-'27
4s '11
J-J
J-J
5s '19
A-O
-
59,500
1922-1938
5Hs'20 M-N 189,000--May 1 '23-'45
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
4s *07
M-S
$50,000c--Sept 3 1921
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 '21$1,812,604
Assessment debt (add'l)—
470,000
112,000
440,875
Floating debt
Water debt (incl.)
COUNTY.
Sinking fund
103,194
The county seat is Tawas City.
Assess, val.'20, real& pers-80,509,980
Road Bonds.
(Assessment about cash value)
5 34s' 19 M-NS48.000—May 1 *22-'29
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$24.03
BOND. DEBT May 13 '21
$48,000 Value of
prop, owned by
»
Assess, val., real estate
7,657,465
city (appraisal of Apr 1
Assess, val., personal
x,498,465
1921)—
85,799,045
Tot. assess .val.'20 ()5 act.).9,150,410
Pop'n 1910, 31,344; 1920
48,374
County tax (per $1,000) 1920_$25.80
INT. payable in New York City at
Population in 1920
8,199
American Exch. Nat. Bank or Nat.
Bank of Commerce, Nat. Park Bank
IRON COUNTY^
or at Central State Bank, Jackson, or
Crystal Falls Is the county seat.
the People's Nat. Bank
Road Bonds.
5s '11
5s '14
of Jackson.
J-D$145,000c
M-N
1926
25.000c—Nov 1 1934
5s '19
J-J
100,000
July 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Apr. 7 '21. $270,000
Sinking fund
170,000
40,000,000
$1,000) 1920——$25.00
Assessed value 1920
20.934
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
IRON MOUNTAIN SCH. DIST.
JACKSON
COUNTY.
County seat Is Jackson.
Road Bonds.
5)5s'20
$200,000
1921-1934
6s '21
400,000
May '22-'36
BOND. DT. May 12 '21-$1,400,000
S inking fund
150,000
Assessed valuation 1920-122,617,686
„
,
___
---
Population in 1920 (Census) __72,539
This district Is In Dickinson Co.
5s
J-J
$60.000c.July 15'22-*26
BOND. DEBT April 1921— $60,000
Assessed valuation
1920
5,884,911
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$22.74
INT. at Commercial Bank, Iron
JACKSON UNION SCH. DIST.
Building Bonds.
4s *07
$75,000
Apr 1 1936
4)5s'14
16,000
Apr 1 1929
4)58*16 F-A| 60,000—Feb 1 *22-'27
—
—
(
Mountain.
96,000--Feb 1 '28-'35
4)5s'16 F-A 172,OOOc.Feb 1 '22-'35
(For maturity see V. 104, p. 379.)
This village is
city is in Ottawa Co.
Inc
Population 1920.12,166.
424s'17 F-A
May"l 720~ ' $30~000
BOND. DEBT Apr
This city Is the county seat of Jack¬
Co. Inc. 1857.
4s '10
HUDSON TOWNSHIP.
Pop'n 1910. 15,160; 1920
HOLLAND.
5s
Building Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT
JACKSON.
son
'
$30,000
Sinking fund
.
BOND. DEBT Apr 211921 $114,000
Assessed valuation, real
1,620,125
Assessed val'n, personal
906,739
IRON RIVER.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '21- $158,000
Water debt (included)
Assessed val. real estate
FRAC¬
NO. 1.
This district
Tax rate (per
—
'90
(60% act.)—4,406,311
rate(per $1.000)'20_$13.75
..
...
s
Total tax
—
...
HARBOR
5,176.50
Population 1910, 5,113; 1920, 4,456
All
Sewer Bonds.
5a '08
M-N$10,000c—Nov 1 1938
5s *06
F-A
60,000c—Feb 1 1926
-s'17
75,000—Mar 31 1947
4^sT8
129,398.40
1948
INT.
Sinking funds
Assessed val'n, real estate3,059,600
Assessed val'n, personal
1,346,711
4)4s'12 J-J
$46,OOOr.Sl 1,000 yearly
Comfort Station Bonds.
5)5s'21
$30,000
May 11941
5s
...
1 1921
3Ks'10J-J
5s *08
5s '14
1936
1938
M-S $450,000—.Mar 1 1934
Fire Department Bonds.
A-O
$4,000
Oct
HAMTRAMCK.
1934
Bds.
1929
1930
1931
4J*BT2 J-J
49,500—July 15 1932
4H)S'13 J-J
45,000—July 15 1933
4Ms'16 A-O
70,700
Nov 1 1936
Water Works Constr. Bonds.
4s *11
Incorporated in Aug. 1901.
...
Total val. '21
Public-Works Site Bonds.
4Hs
$25,000
Mar 2 1934
519
Street and Sewer Bonds.
$20,000
July 1 1929
Sheldon Street Sewer.
5s '03
$25.000
Aug 1 1933
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
5s'17
...$25,000
Sept 11937
BOND. DEBT Feb. 2 '21 $170,000
5s '99
163
434sT3 F-A
„_
...
in Iron County.
Funding Bonds.
$6,000
Assess,
val.
1917
1,295,510
4)5s'17
—
Population 1910, 2,085; 1920, 6,731
1 1922
7,000
8,000
9,000
5s '18
M-S S60.000.Mar 15 '22-'41
BOND. DEBT June 1921.
$79,000
1 1923
1 1924
1 1925
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
10,000
Apr
11,000—Apr
12,000
Apr
13,000
Apr
42.000-—Apr 1
45,000.—Apr 1
1 1926
1 1927
1 1928
IRONWOOD.
1 1929
This city is in Gogebic County.
'30-'32
Water Bonds.
'33-'35
5s '18
J-J
$300,000c
3,000
1932
(Due $75,000 in 1923. 1928, 1933
10,000
-1933-1934
and 1938.)
5s'19
7,000
—1935
s '20 M-N f225,000 May'25 ,'30&'35
55,000
1936
t 50.000
May 11940
25,000-1937
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
5s '21
s-a
194,000--Apr 1 '22-'37
5s '20
M-N.$142,500-May 1 *22-'40
(See V. 112, p. 959 for maturity.)
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21 $876,000
5s '19
M-NS43,370..May 1 '22-34 Assessed valuation'20-'21 82,497,530
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 *20.
$410,000 Total tax (per $1,000) '20-'21—$6.65
Sinking fund
48,000
INT. at the Jackson City Bank,
Assessed val., real estate. 19,262,195
People's Nat. Bank and Union Bank
Assessed val., personal
5,932,550 In Jackson; Amer. Exch. Nat. Bank
Tot. val. 1919 (70% act.).25,194.745
Merchants' Nat. Bank and Nat. Park
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919
$27.49
Bank, New York.
PoDUlation 1910, 12,821; 1920 15,739
INT. payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
KALAMAZOO.
This city is in Kalamazoo Co. Inc.
IRONWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT. Apr. 9 1884.
Pop'n 1910,3 9,437,
This city Is In Gogebic County.
1920, 48,858.
5s *15
J-D $20.000c—June 15 1922
Water-Extension Bonds.
6s '21
M-S
34,000—-Mar 16 1924 4s '11
M-S $27,000c_Mar 1 *22-'26
BOND. DEBT
1921-1934
Apr 1921.
$41,000 4)5s'12 M-N 38,500c
Assessed val., real
18,739,97U 4)5sT2 M-S
8,OOOc-Sept 1 '21-22
Assessed val., personal
Sanitary Improvement Bonds.
6,059,051
Total valuation 1919
M-S $12,436.40cMchl 22- 20
24,799.021 4s '11
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$36.49
Paving Bonds.
Population in 1920
F-A $31,200c.Aug 1 *2l-*23
15,759 4s '03
INT. at Gogebic Nat. Bank, Ironr
Street Improvement Bonds.
wood.
4)5s'12 J-J
9,500c—July 1 1922
4$s'13 J-J
13,400—July 1 *22-'23
ITHACA.
4)5s'14 J-J
13,200-July 1 *22-'24
This village Is In Gratiot County. 4J5sT5
27,888—July 1 '22-'25
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 '19.' $63,000 4)5s'16 J-J
23,200—July 1 '22-25
Floating debt (add'l)
3,475 4)5s'16
4.000
Assess, val. real
1,183,810 4)5s'17
-—
40,000
Assess, val. personal
351,615 "is' 19
...
205,000
Total val'n 1919
Paving & Sewer Bonds.
1,535,425
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919——$17.50 6s '21 M-S (117,500.Mar 15 '22-'26
Population 1910, 1,876; 1920, 1,929
1102,500-Mar 15 '27-*31
-.
—
—
_
,
—
—
„
KALAMAZOO (Concluded).
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
4^8.14 J-J
$7,590—July 1 '22- 24
48*11
J-J
7,563.60Mar I *22-*26
Qull Street Bridge Bonds.
4fl *11
M-8 $25.000c.Mar 1 '22-'26
Mill Street Bridge Bonds.
4 Ms'12 M-8
$9,000c May 15 *22-*30
Portage Creek Bridge Bonds.
4Hs'14 J-J
S3,000--July 1 *22-'24
Police-station Bonds.
4Ks'12 M-NS23,400cMay 15'22-34
Fire-Station Bonds.
4s *07
J-J
$35,000c.Jan 1 *22-'20
4>4s'09 M-S
4,500c.8ept 2 '21-'23
Lighting Bonds.
4s '04
M-8
$8,000c Aug 15 '21-'24
4>48*12 M-N 91.000c May 15 *22-'34
City Improvement Bonds.
4>4s'12 J-J
$8,000- —-July 1 1922
4>48*13 J-J
8,800—July 1 '22-'23
4>4a'14 J-J
8,180—July 1 '22-*24
4>4s'15
18,872-July 1 '22-*25
4>4s'l6 J-J
17.500„July 1 '22-*26
4>4s*16 ...
2.400—Sept 1 *21-*20
4>4s*17
24,500
4 >4s*19
72,000
Hospital Bonds.
4>48*12 M-N$10.530c May 15 *22-*24
GEN. BONDS Jan 1 1921- $340,536
—
—-
—
Assessment
This
city
Is
County.
Lapeer
In
Incorporated In 1872.
Refunding Bonds.
M-s $24.000c—Sep
8 *28& 33
12 '21
$75,000
5s '13
TOTAL DEBT May
Sinking funds
Assessed/Real
,8.000
estate----—1,869.000
(Personal
val. (90% act.)
value.
Ass'd
875,000
1920.2,744.000
$1,000) 1920—„$24.90
Population in 1920 (Census)—4,723
Total tax (per
INT.
payable in Detroit.
.
5>4 &6s ... $293,599.36.-1-10 yrlv.
TDT.BD.DT. Apr21'17
$70,389
Assessed val., real.
-..27,650,610
val.! personal— 4,029,149
Assessed
val. 1919.-31.679.759
rate (per 61,000) '17
22.76
Total assessed
Total tax
25.782
Population 1920 (Census)
LENAWEE
COUNTY.
Adrian is the county
seat.
fund.
...
---
—-
Population In 1920 (est.)
55,000
INTEREST payable at local banks
and at Bankers' Nat. Bank, Chicago.
KENT
County seat Is Grand Rapids.
Road Bonds.
4>4s '12J-D$200,000—June 20 1932
4>4s'13
—_
LIVINGSTON
(Census)-.47,681
COUNTY.
77.000c—June 20 1933
100.000—Oct
1 1933
1 *22-'35
1 '2.V28
1 '29-*33
1 '34-'35
|4O,d00-~Mar
6s '21
M-S
75,000—Mar
50,000.-Mar
,35.000
Mar 1 1936
6 '21- $340,000
BOND. DEBT Apr.
real estate—18,899,285
personal——.3,303,568
Tot.assess. val. '20 (60 % act) 22,202,853
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920--$25.00
Population in 1920
17,522
Assess, val.,
LOWELL.
This village Is In Kent Co.
Inc.
-
_
—_
Road Bonds.
1935
LOWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
$50,000
4>4s'l5
$39.829
Mar *22-'40
Assessed val'n, real estate.-5,080,250
BOND. DEBT Apr 6'21—
$40,000
Assessed val'n, personal
131,250
Assessed valuation 1920
1.500,000
Tot. val. '20 (75% act,).—5,211,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$21.25
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$19.00
INT.
payable at Detroit Trust
Population in 1920
1,346
INT. at Ulrich Sav. Bk.,Mt.Clemens Co., Detroit.
July $50,000c
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 '21—
---
This
township
(P.
O.
Holland,
Road Bonds.
$32,000
($2,000 yearly Mar. 1.)
BOND. DEBT Apr. 7 '21
$28,000
Assessed val., real estate—1,156,075
Assessed val., personal
106,225
5s
—
Newberry Is county seat.
Road Bonds.
4 >4s'14 Feb
$80.000
Feb
BOND. DEBT Apr
Assessed val., real
Assessed val..
1 1929
6 '21$50,000
8,785,385
1,388,140
personal
Total valuation 1920
10,173,525
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$25.73
20 (actual). 1,262,300 Population in 1920 (Census)—6,149
INT. payable at People's State
$1,000) 1920
$18.32
Pop. 1910, 1.055; 1920—
876 Bank, Detroit.
INT. payable at First State Bank,
Holland.
LUDINGTON.
City in Mason Co
Inc. in 1873.
lansing.
Lansing, the Capitol of Michigan, is Pop'n in 1920 (Census), 8,810.
Incorp. in
Ingham Co.
1859.
5s *17
—
9,300
Sept 5 1922
Paving Bonds.
4>*s'16 Aug
$1,900
4J4s'16 Oct
2,200
Aug
Aug
1922
Refunding Bonds.
$29,500
1921-1940
($2,000 yearly.)
4s'10
4s '15
1921
1921
5s '17
—
.
J9,000
19,600--.Sept 5 1922
5s '18
—_
| 7,700
(20,400
5s '19
4Ms'19
5s '21
—
—
.
63,400
238,000
---
25,000
145,000
5s '20
Jan
Oct
—-
5s '20
300,000
115.000
Fire Station
4>4s*20
5s '18
s-a
---
Oct
1 1929
Bonds.
Mar 1 1923
Sewer Bonds.^
4>4s'16 Aug
$1,700._r.Aug
1921
4>4s'16
1,100—iSept 15 1921
5s '19
45,000
June 11927
4?4s'19 --- 166,000
Aug 1 1929
5s '21
100,000
June 1 1926
Public Impt. Bonds.
4>4s*19 F-A $1,238,000 -.1921-1949
BOND. DEBT June 1 '21$2,345,900
Water debt (incl.)
1,095,000
Assessed value 1920
55,115,498
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1921..$29.57
—-
---
Apr
Wharf Bonds.
-.$125,000
Sewer Bonds.
5s'14
ann
$7,617
1939-1948
1921-1925
...
,
City Improvement Bonds.
4>4s'13 M-S $42,100—— 1921-1942
16,200c.June 1 '24-'27
Bonds.
4s '05
F~A*$50,000c_Aug 1 '23-'27
4Hs'10M-N 50,000c_Mayl6 *34-'38
GEN. DEBT Apr. 7 '21- $194,700
Floating debt (add'l)
12,333
Water balance on hand
52,000
(actual)—8,340,035
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$37.34
9,694
Population In 1920
*
For litigation affecting this Issue
Total val. 1920
V. 95, p. 310.
INTEREST on part of
see
the pav¬
ing 4s payable In Chicago at Chicago
Nat. Bank;
on all other bonds In
First Nat. Bank.
manistioue.
This city Is in Schoolcraft Co.
(See V. 101, p. 2090. for maturity.)
Refunding Bonds.
4Us'15A-0 $32.900.-Apr 1 '22-28
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 '21- $293,500
Sinking fund—
^
16,580
Assets, val., real estate
5.534,o50
Assess, val., personal
4,120,250
Total assess, val. 1920
9,812,410
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$37.30
INT.
payable at Hanover Nat.
Bk., N. Y.
MENOMINEE COUNTY.
County seat is Menominee.
Road Bonds.
4><s'19 J-J $100,000...July 1 1934
BOND. DEBT May 26'2i.$580,000
Assess, val., real estate—$14,878,350
Feb.71901.
Water-Works-Impt. Bonds.
M-S $25,000—Sept 1 '21-'34
M-S 195,000—Sept 1 *32-'50
( 2,000
Sept 1 1951
Water-Works & Sewer Bonds.
5s
M-S $55,000c..Mar 1922-32
WATER DT. Mar. 1921. $177,000
Other debt
None
Assessed val., real
4,848,445
Assessed val., personal
2,012,677
Tot. ass'd val. 20 <M act.).6,861,122
City tax (per $1,000) 1919-— 13-70
Population 1910, 4,722; 1920-6,380
INT. at National Bank of Com¬
merce, Detroit.
5s '14
6s '21
Oct
$40,000c
5,621,650
val.,personal
Tot.assess. val.'20(act. val.).20,500,000
23,773
Population in 1920
¥cHOOL
DIST.
($10,000c—Apr 1 *22-*26
4Hs'10A-O
28.000c—Apr 1 *27-*30
82,000c—-Apr 1 1931
MENOMINEE
TOTAL DEBT June 1 '21- $140,000
Assessed val. '20 (actual)-.9,812,410
School tax (per
$1,000) 1920—$21.13
Population (est.) 19208.907
INT. payable in New York.
MIDLAND.
,
This city Is in
Midland County.
$107,500
5,000
BOND. DEBT Aug 4 1920
Floating debt
4,200.000
Assess, val. real estate
Total
Inc.
*22-'40
1
A-O $250.185-Apr
5s *16
1,800.000
personal
val. *19 (act.) -6,000,000
assess,
$1,000) 1919
$27.60
Population 1910, 2,527; 1920, 5,483
Tax rate (per
MIDLAND COUNTY.
Midland is the county seat.
Court House Bonds.
M-S $225,000.--Part yearly
(?)
Population 1910,14,005; 1920,17,237
5s '20
BONDED DEBT
MIDLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds.
Building
4Xs
$35,000
—.
(Part yearly ending 1923.)
4>*s'15 J-J / $9.100
1921-1930
I 21,000
1931
4s
10,000-..
1932
BOND. DEBT April 1918$78,000
Assessed valuation 1918—6,019,270
MANISTIQUE SCHOOL DIST.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)
$30-00
Building Bonds.
8.000
4Hs'16 A-O $96,670
Apr 1 *22-'31 Population 1918 (est.)
(For maturity see V. 102, p. 1739.)
MILAN.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 20 *21 $107,000
This village Is in Washtenaw and
Assessed value 1920
6,645,237
Monroe Counties.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$i5.60
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 1921
$45,000
Population in 1920—6,380
Water debt (included)
30,000
INT.
at
City Treas. offlc
or
Sinking fund
2,500
Nat. City Bank. N. Y.
Assessed valuation, real
892,000
Assessed val'n, personal—_
456,000
marquetteT"
This city is In Marquette Co. Inc. Tot. ass'd val. '20 (75%act) 1.348,000
1871.
Commission
government City tax rate (per $1,000) '20-$16.00
adopted Nov. 29 1913.
Population Population 1910, 1,355; 1920, 1,557
1910. 11,503; 1920, 12.718.
Refunding City-Hall Bonds.
4Ms'13 F-A $10,000c.Aug 15 '21-*22
Refund. Sch. Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
4s *12
M-NI30.000
May 1 1922
Hydro-Electric Bonds.
4Ms*10 J-D $100,000.. Dec 15 1924
(Optional Dec. 15 1921)
Water Works.
val., real estate
8,208,235
val., personal
2,851,488
Total val. *19 (act. val.)-.11,059,723
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'20$34.04
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
MARQUETTE SCHOOL DIST.
School improvement bonds.„ 30,000
BOND. DEBT June 10 '20 $30,000
Assessed valu-JReal estate.8,208.235
ation 1919-(Personal
2.851,488
Total
assess,
val. 1919—11,059,723
School tax (per $1,000) 1919—$10.00
Population in 1919 (esfc.)^
12,000
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Marquette
~~
marshall.
This city Is In Calhoun Co.
Inc
Mar. 7 1859.
Popula'n 1920. 4,270.
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-J. $60,000-.July 1 *24-'35
(For maturity see V. 102, p. 2099.)
BOND. DEBT Apr. 6 '21 $227,000
Sinking fund
13,869
213,131
Total
val. '21
assess,
11,140,285
3,507.525
(50%
14.647,810
actual)
$1,000) 1920—-$30.34
Population In 1920
11,573
INT. at the City Treasurer's office.
Tax rate (per
COUNTY.
is Monroe.
Road Bonds.
5^8*16 Mar $121.500.—l-10tb
5s '18
200,000
MONROE
The county seat
y'rly
—
$1,095,750
BOND. DEBT 1919
Total valuation 1919
45.320,132
Population 1910, 32,917; 1920. 37,115
MONROE
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Is In
Monroe County.
Mch $20,000c.Mch 1 *23-'25
A-O
24.000c
1923-1926
63,000.
1 '22-'23
| 20,000.Oct
U80.000.0ct 1 '24-'35
DEBT May 12 '21 $319,000
val. '20(act.)—14,000,000
9chool tax rate (per$l,000) '20-S8.26
Population In 1920 (est.)
13.000
BOND.
Assessed
_
INT. at Dansard State Bank.
1921-1930
$123,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 1920
(}$ act.)3,331.100
(per $1,000) 1919—$10-00
Assessed val. 1919
water
-
-
Net debt
Assess, val., real estate
Assess, val., personal
6s '20
1921-1927
4>£s
„
_
7,000
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs
$10,000
on
$100,000-July 1 '22-*37
(See V. Ill, p. 517 for maturity.)
1933
'21-*43 4«'ll Mar
21-26 4^8*17 J-D
4Ks
M-N 22,130
1921-1935
4>t»s*13 M-N 12,000
1933
4Hs'15 M-S
10,000-Mar 15 *22-*32
INTEREST
city Is In Monroe County.
Storm Sewer Bonds.
This district
Sewer Bonds.
4s
payable
at
York; on other bonds
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
In
This
5Ms'20
4s *10
4^8*13 M-N$42.000
4^8'14 M-N 23,000.-Nov 1
4Hs*14 M-S
6.000.Sept 15
Tax rate
MONROE.
New
MT.
CLEMENS.
the county seat of MaIncorp. In 1879.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '19
M-NS24.000—Nov 1 '2l-*44
This city Is
oomb County.
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
1921-1928
Street Bonds (Due $2,000 yearly).
4s *00
May
7,170c-May 1922-'25
BOND. DEBT May 1 *20Assessed val., real--
491,266
4,940.725
Assessed val., personal
Total valuation 1919
6,859,845
1,919,120
mason
countyt
Ludlngton Is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
•
4><js'll F-A$22,500r $7,000
TOTAL DEBT
Apr 22 '20
IHs'12 A-O $38.000
1921-1939
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s
$37,000
Assessed val., real
Assessed val., personal
19,03.1,340
MACKINAC
Population in ,.920 (Census)--19,831
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
—
INT. at First Nat. Bk., St. Ignace
State&Co.tax (per
$65.000c
Repaving Bonds.
4Hs
A-O $26.000
15,617,015
Total valuation 1919
COUNTY.
St. Ignace is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
5s '14
J-J $100-000c.Jan 1 *25-'34
5s
30,000--May 1 *22-'24
BOND. DEBT June 1921. $129,000
Sinking funds
18,226
Total valuation 1920
8,633,301
A-O
1921-1933
—
yl* Feb 1
Tot. tax rate (per M.) 1919_-$28-20
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
Population 1910.31,229; 1920, 57,327
INT. payable at City Treasurer's Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$0 35
office
and
Citizens' Central
Nat. Population in 1920 (Census).—8,026
Bank, New York.
4>*s'08 M-N
___
Aug 1 1949 4s '99
$50,000—-Jan 1 '22-'26
6,000
'22-'34
40,000
1921-1940
150,000——1929-1938
Paving Bonds.
5s
$3,752
1921-1924
Refunding Water Bonds.
1 1929
Oct
$4,000
Oct 1929
1 1929 4s *09
„-
_
15 *28- 33
10,000c--_Mav 1 1922
Park
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
Assess,
_
4s '02*04
Paving Bonds.
Mar $24,375—.July
Aug 1 1929 5s *20
Water-Works Bonds.
4s '16
M-S $17,000
Sept 1 1929
5s *17
105,000
Sept 1 1935
4>4s'19
4s '04
June 1 1928
---
county seat of
Incorp. In 1869.
Paving Bonds.
4s *06
T-D $58,500cJ ne
9,000
—
Sept 1 1923 5s *19
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '93
J-D $20,000
Dec 1 1923
4>4«
350,000
Aug 1 1949
5s '19
—
($1,000 in '25. *27. *28, *29. *32;
$2,000 in '33; $1,000 in *34 & '35.)
Park Bonds.
June 1 1923
250,000.-June 1 '22-'26
the
Manistee County.
Assess,
Tax rate (per
Street Bonds.
manistee.
This city
Is
Assess,
Tot. ass'd val.
in
$45,000
(?)
TOTAL DEBT
4>4s'll M-N$65.000c„-Nov 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 '21
$215,000
LUCE COUNTY.
LAKETOWN TOWNSHIP.
(P. O. Adrian) is In
Pop'n 1910, 1,318.
Is in Menominee Co. Inc.
Population 1920. 8,907.
This city
1883.
Assess, val.
Road Bonds.
5s '20
M-S $140,000-Mar
—
R. F. D. No. 1) lain Allegan Co.
twp.
bonds
Manistee at
4>4s'14 J-D 100,000—May 15 1934 under Act passed In 1859.
4>48*15 J-J
65,000
Jan 1 1935
Paving Bonds {Opt. begin. 1922).
(Sub). to call upon demand of Sinking 4>48*12 M-S $13.000—Mar 1 *32-'44
Fund Commission.)
Electric Light Bonds.
Juvenile Home Bonds.
5s
F-A
2,000c Feb 15 *22-*23
5s '20 M-S J$90,000.Sept
Light & Power Bonds.
1 *21-*26
\ 10,000—Sept 1 1927
($2,000--.-Apr 2 1922
TOT. DEBT May 12 *21
$542,000 4>4s'17A-0 (12,000—Apr2'23-'26
Assessed val., real
176,137,988
[20.000—Apr 2 *27-'31
Assessed val., personal-- 71,834,123 5 >4 s
10,000
—
Tot. val. 1920 (act. val.)_247,972,lll
City-Hall Bonds.
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '20_$6.63 4s
M-S $13.000.-Sept 1 *21-'33
$36,500
Popul'n 1910, 159,145; 1920, 183.041 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 *17
INT. at office of John Nuveen & Floating debt
2.500
Assessed valuation 1916—1,004,805
Co., Chicago.
Actual valuation (est.)
1,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1916.-$28.95
lake township.
Population in 1920
1,730
This township is in Macomb Co.
INT. payable in Lowell & Detroit.
Incorporated in 1910.
5s *11
38,103
T0~WNSHIP.
Howell is the county seat.
Assess, val.,
COUNTY]
4>4s*13 J-D
Population in 1920
50,961,298
$1,000) '20_$17.00
Population in 1920—
Road
yly Jan 1
M.-8 $30,000-Part
County Road Bonds.
5s '17
Assess, val. *20
4Hs'll J-J
$15,000c—July 15 1921
4>4s*12 F-A 218,000c
1921-1922
(See V, 94, p. 79, for maturity)
4^8*14 J-J
/20,000c
1922-1923
120,000c
1924
4 >4s*19
189,000
1921-1929
5s '20
M-8 910.000
Sept '21-'30
BOND. DEBT May 1 *20
$533,000
Assess, val. '19 (60% act057,328,240
School tax (per $1,000) 1919—-$8.61
(60% to 75% act.)
Total tax rate (per
Lenawee Co.
The county seat
Mt. Clemens.
Highway Improvement Bonds.
5Hs'17 A-O
$18.000—Apr 1 *22-'27
Hospital Bonds.
6s "21
J-D $60,000-June 25 *22-'24
BOND. DEBT May 13'21$1,294,726
Assessed val., real
44,866,230
Assessed val., personal— 6,095,068
Total assessed val. 1920
This
COUNTY.
is Lapeer.
Infirmary Bonds.
LAPEER
MENOMINEE.
COUNTY.
The county seat is
MADISON
356,239
debt
MACOMB
LAPEER.
Highway Impt. Bonds.
122,836
$64,000
(abt.act.) 60,587,423 5>4s
.8 '20
276,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1920
$9.00
BOND. DT. May 17 '21-$1,050,500
INT. on Issues of 1907 in Chicago.
Assess, val. real
63,229,725
Assess, val. personal
11,846,183
KALAMAZOO SCH. DIST. NO. 1. Total val. 192075,075,908
Sinking
[Vol. 112.
MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS
164
3,414,325
$1,000) *lC-$5.68
-s
Motor Truck Bonds.
$5,000
1921-1933
1922-1926
Water Works Ext. Bonds.
6s
—
($10,000 ---.1922-1926
)
30.000
1927-1936
BOND. DEBT Apr. 6 '21.
debt (add'l)__
$207,000
15,000
6,000
11.480
in
Assess, val. real estate
11,280.000
Iron County.!
Assess, val. personal
1,500,000
School Building Bonds.
Tot.ass'd val.'21(80%act)12,780.000
5Hs'19 J-J ($15,000—June 15 1924
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921—$28.85
1 20.000-June '29 & '34
9,488
BOND. DEBT May 7 1921
$76,000 Population in 1920
INT. on improvement bonds at
Assessed val. 1921
2.996,295
First Nat. Bk., Chicago; on sewer
Population 1920 (est.)
—1,500
MASTODAN TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Alpha) is
Assessment
Floating
debt
Sinking fund
June, 1921.]
MT.
CLEMENS
bonds
Old
at
Detroit,
MICHIGAN—CITIES
(Conclude®—
Detroit
Nat.
-s
Paving Bonds.
5s
$11,500
—
PLEASANT.
Water-Works Bonds.
Bonds.
Sewer
5s '17
MT.
1928
Paving, Water & Sewer ■Bonds.
5Hs
$320,000
urer's office.
J-J
000
Jan
4Ms*15 J-J
$34,500
1940
BOND. DEBT May 1918—$34,500
Assessed valuation 1915
850,000
1*1938
This city is in Isabella County.
BOND. DEBT May 17 '21. $625,000
Water debt (incl.)
95,000
Highway
Floating debt
Bonds.
J-D
f$32,000c.June 1 '22-37
I
1,500c-. June 1 1938
Sewer Bonds.
5s '19
J-D
f $85,000.June l'22-'39
4,000-June 1 1940
12'21 $164,500
5,500
52,500
Assessed valuation, real-.$4,171,100
Assessed val'n, personal
1,226,850
Tot.assd.val/21 (75% act.>5.397,950
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) *20 -$43.20
Population 1910, 3.972; 1920, 4,819
1
BOND.
Tax rate
(per $1,000) 1915
Population in 1920
INT.
payable
at
the
State Bank, Detroit.
(add'l)
40,000
Assessed val., real
5,914,680
Assessed val., personal
3,121,200
Tot.as.val.'20u0%act.val)9,035,880
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—$37.14
Population 1910, 1,690; 1920, 9,514
5s *20
MUSKEGON HGTS. S. D. NO.
School Bonds.
5s
M-N
5s
F-A
$7,336c
14,000c
7.000c
M-N
4^s
Houghton County.
BOND. DEBT June 7 1920
1.
1921-1927
4)|s'17
Building Bonds.
929
People's
$75,000
Sinking fund
1921-1924
1921-1925
1921-1928
6,125c
$7-00
OSCEOLA TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Osceola) Is In
DEBT May
Sinking fund
Water debt (incl.)
165
Total val'n 1921
$55,000
—
TOWNS
Assessed val'n, personal---1,829,325
Park Bonds.
(actual),19.070,018 4Ms'21 s-a
$60,000
1922-1941
Population in 1910
Water Bonds,
8,650
4M8'10 J-J
$72,000c—Jan 1 '22-'39
ORION.
4s'01
J-J
40,000c July 15'22-29
This village is In Oakland County.
5s '03
J-J
6,000c..Jan 1 *22-*33
Funding Bonds,
Bk.,
paving bonds at Security
Trust Co.. Detroit, and Motor Truck
bonds at Peoples State Bk., Detroit,
on water ext.
bonds at City Treas¬
on
AND
This district (P. O. Mt. Plesaant)
Isabella County.
—
mWnising*
(est>)
.
80% actual)
M to
M
actual value.)
This city Is
Apr. 1850-
43^8*15 J-D
Floating debt
Sinking fund
5s '19
Assess,
valuation
—
1916
Population 1920
10,000
6,000
1,430,155
5,037
Water
Inc.
—
—
J-J
J-J
/ 50,000c—July 1 1925
U 50,000c. July
1 '26-'40
/ 50,000c—July 1 1925
1300.000c.July 1 *26-'40
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '00
J-J
$20.000c.July 1 '22-'23
Paving Bonds.
_s
$42,000Refunding Water Bonds.
J-J
4s
*25,000c-Ju!y 1 *25-'26
J-J
5s
10,000c—July 1 1929
J-J
5.000c-—Jan
1 1935
4s '05
10,000
1925
4Hs'07 J-J
15,000c—July 1 1927
J-J
4s '07
10,000c—Jan 1 1927
4Ms'09 J-J
9,000c—July 1 1929
10,000-1933
4Hs'13
...
---
5s '13
10,000
1933
10,000
1928
4Ks'16
5s '17
10,000
1932
5s '18
J-J
10,000
July 1 1939
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.$1,812,250
—
—
—
Special Impt. debt (add'l)-.
43,000
school district.
4Ms'10 J-J ( S i ,000c.July 1 »22-'24
1 30,000c—July 1 1925
4Ms'll A-O
35.000c
April 1926
5s '20
M-S 120,000..Sept 1 '21-'35
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 '21— $193,000
Assessed val. (3-5 act.) '20-5.750,400
School tax (per $1,000) 1921—$23.40
Population in 1920 (est.)
8,000
INT. at Peoples State' Bk..Detroit
fund
Assessed val'n, real estate.39,060,475
Assessed val'n, personal.-13,033,034
SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
This district Is In Dickinson Co.
5s '13
M-S $33,650—Mar 1 '22-'28
Bonds of 1905
8,000
Bonds of 1913
$3.5,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1921
$43.000
Total assessed val. 1920
3,003.520
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$53.12
Population 1920 (est.)
4,750
-
INT.
payable
at
Nat.
Bank
of
Commerce,' Detroit.
Population in 1920
36,570
INT. on ref. 4^s of 1910 in Chl& Sav. Bk.; other
4M&'16 M-S$125,000.Mar 15 *22-'2fl
4Msg'17M-S 187,500_Mar 15 *22-'26
4Ms
M-S 375.000.Mar 15'21-'26
Int. in N. Y. at First Nat.
6s '17
—
—
F-A
♦50.000c
Bonds.
4Ms'20 A-O$350,000-.Apr 1 '22-'35
BOND. DEBT June '21. $1,100,000
118,119,170
Assess, yal. personal
18,252,239
Total valuation 1920
136.371,409
Ponul'n 1910, 49,576: 1920, 90,050
INT.
on
jail bonds payable at
Peoples State Bank, Detroit. Others
Assess, val. real
$900
5Hs'21
100,000-May 15 *32-*35
Building Bonds.
5s
July »$75,000c
1942
5s
Jail
Bank
muskegon school dist.
School Bonds, (annexed).
1946
at
Treasurer's office.
4Hs'12 M-N 30.000c
1921-1926
4Hb'13 J-J
20,000c
1927-1928
OAKWOOD.
4^s'14 J-J
72.000c_July 1 '21-'29
This village Is in Wayne
County.
5Hs*20 M-N200.000c.May 1 '26-'35
Sewer Bonds.
5^s'20
200,000—Sept 1 *26-*35 6s *17
s-a
$58,400c
1921-1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '2*
$445,900 Water bonds
79,000
Assessed val'n, real estate.38,437,350
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '17- $277,000
Assessed val'n, personal..13,997,804
Water sinking fund
6,400
Total val. '20 taDt. act.)..52,435,154
Tot. ass'd val. '16 (M act.).2,327.726
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$29.80
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916
$6.00
Population in 1919 test.)
44,000
Population in 1910, 781; 1920, 1,990
»
These bonds which are Included
INT. on sewer bonds payable at
in the bonded debt are payable to the
the People's State Bank, Oakwood.
public schools at maturity and are
...
carried In
endowment funds for the
schools.
OGDEN TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Adrian) is In
4X8 of 1912 at Harris Tr. Lenawee
County.
Population 1910,
Chicago; on 5% fund1,698; 1920. 1.450.
ingand 4X % building bonds of 1913
Road Bonds.
at Hackley Nat. Bank, Muskegon; on
5s '19 Mar 1 $55,000--May 1 '22-'34
4X% refunding at First Nat. Bank, Road bonds of 1915
-$30,000
Chicago; on 5s due 1942 and 1946 TOT. BD. DT.
May 16 '21. $198,800
(these are held by district as endow¬ Assessed
val'n, real estate. -3,972,650
ment for Library and Manual Train¬
Assessed val'n, personal
224,950
ing School) is payable in Muskegon, Tot. ass'd val. '20
(act.val.)4,197,600
on 6s of 1917 payable at the Muske¬
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920—-$15.54
gon Savings Bank, Muskegon.
INT. payable at Blissfleld State
INT.
on
k Sav. Bank,
Bank in Blissfield.
in Muskegon County.
Water Works Bonds.
5s
$35,000
5s
5,000
4 Ms
50,000
Cemetery Bonds.
5sj'19
J-J $52,000
1948
1938
1938
—
—
—
Jan
1 1935
1913.
Refunding.
M-8
$5,000
Refunding Bridge.
4Ms'10 J-D
$3.000—June30
5s *11
J-D
3,000—June30
5s '13
J-D
3,000—June30
Refunding Armory Site.
5s '09
A-O $15,000
Oct 1,
Refunding Park.
5s *12
M-N $40,000
Nov 1
ONTONAGON COUNTY.
Ontonagon is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
5a *16
J-D$143,000
1921-1931
s
-.-
33.000
1921-1928
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921.
$178,000
Assessed valuation, real- -17.240,713
-
5s '16
5s '16
1 '21-'45
$3.096-July 1 '22*-25
2,322—Sept 1 '21-'25|
—
...
Nov 1 1921
1,000
—
...
\160,000c—Apr 1 1927
4Ms'13 M-S
35,000c—Mar 1 1928
4Ms'16 M-S 150.000
Sept 1 1931
4Hs'17
60,000
1932
4^s*19 J-Jl.000,000
July 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 '21
$1,470,000
Assessed val'n,real estate_33,372,625
Assessed val'n, personal
10,234,929
Total valuation 1920
43,607,554
(Assessment 80% to 100% actual.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1920_$15.8l
Population in 1920 (est.)
40,000
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank.
...
-
New York.
-
portage
1925
township is in Houghton Co.
Road Bonds.
1923
5s '12
1924
4Mb
M-S
School
1931
Water-Works Bonds.
5s '94
J-J
$20,000
July 1 1924
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Ms'10 F-A $20.000
Aug 1 1925
Paving Bonds.
5s '09
M-8 $15,000.—Sept 15 1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 18 1919 $232,670
Assessment debt (add'l)—
11,500
Water debt (incl.)
104,000
township.
This
1926
$25,000c—Sept 5 1932
Bonds.
M-S $50,000c—.Sept 1 1929
5s
A-O
50.000c
1928
BOND. DEBT May 1921. $125,000
Sinking funds
5,000
Assessed valuation 1920.-10,163.200
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$2.18
Population in 1920
INT.
port
at
8,599
Houghton Nat. Bank.
huron]
City of Port Huron is in St. Clair
County.
Incorp. In 1857. Commis¬
sion government adopted Nov. 5 '10.
6,120
Refunding Bonds.
Assess, val. '19 (80% act.).9,050,620
4s '97
($25,000
1922
July
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$13.02
1927
\ 25,000
Jan
4s '02
21,000
1922
July
PAW PAW.
10,400
4Ms'14
July
1924
This village Is In Van Buren Co.
4Ms'14
14,000
1924
Aug
Refunding Bonds.
15,000—Apr 20 1927
5s '07
Augf $6,000c.Aug 15*21-'22 4Ms'17
7,000
Jan 1 1926
4Ms'16
1 15.000c_Aug 15 '23-'27
45,000
4Ms'18
Apr 1 1928
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s '18
20,500
July 1 1928
5s *07
M-S $30.000c_Sept 1 *28-'33
J-J
5s *19
35,000
Jan 1 1929
Water Bonds
Floating debt
Sinking funds
-
22,350
—
—
—
—
—
—
M-S
(opt. beg. Sept. 1 '22)
$2O,O0Oc_Sept 1 '34-'37
Street Bonds.
5s '19
J-J $100,000
-July 1 1939
Paving Bonds.
Repaying Bonds.
5s '16
P-A
$8,000
4s '02
$31,000
1922
July
(Due $2,500 yearly)
5s *03
141,000
1923
July
BOND. DEBT May 1 *20—$83,500
1928
\43,000
July
Assessed valuation 1919—1,250,000
1924
4Ms'04
53,000
Jan
City tax (per $1,000) 1919
$12,60
5s '05
19,000
1925
July
Population 1910, 1,643; 1920, 1,556
5s '06
1926
13,000
Jan
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Paw Paw.
M-N 150,000.. M ay 1 '22-'41
5s '21
Sewer Bonds.
PETOSKEY.
—
—
—
5s '03
1923
$11,000
July
1925
13,400
Aug
f 8,000—Aug I '21-24
adopted Feb. 14 1916 (see V
I 1,300
Aug 1 1925
102,
p.
724).
Population
1910,
6s '20
J-J
60,000-July 1 '21-'40
4,778; 1920, 5,064.
5s '21
M-N 65,000-May 1 '22-'34
.s'19
$25,000 —1921-1930
Water Bonds.
Refunding Improvement Bds.
5s '18
s-a
$44,000
1921-1928
4.14s'10J-D
$8,000c—June 1 1930
Park Bonds.
City Hall (opt. beg. Aug 1 1920).
$2,000—Jan 1 '22-'23
4s '00
F-A $20,000c—Aug 1 1930 4Ms'15
General Road Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s *02
$12,000
July 1 1922
4s '02
Oct $15,000c—Oct 1 1922
Bridge Bonds.
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1912.)
4s '98
$25,000
Jan 1 1923
4.10s'10J-D $12,000c—June 1 1930
4Hs'13
35,000—Jan 1 *22-*28
Electric-Light Bonds.
Canal Bonds.
4s '98
J-J
$16,000c—July 1 1928
4s '02
$100,000
Jan
1 1932
(Optional 1918.)
School Bonds.
4Ms'01 J-J
10.000c. ..Jan 1 1931
5s '03
$15,000
July 1 1923
(Optional 1921.)
121,370—Apr 1 *22-'34
Park Bonds (opt. beg. Dec. 1 '21). 5s '19
72,785—Feb 1 '22-'32
4s '01
Dec
$5,000c
Dec 1 1931 4Xs'17
Water Bonds (opt. beg. June 1 '14) $7,000 ann. to 1931. $1,000 Feb. 1 *32
4s '04
June $22,000c—June 1 1924 GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 *21-$1,046,300
Special assessment debt
216,488
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
Water bonds (incl.)
195,000
4.14s'llJ-D
$9,000c
June 1931
Sinking fund-_
21,003
Deficit Bonds.
5s '19 May 1 $20,000—May 1 '22-*29 Assessed val., real and per¬
sonal, 1920 (abt. act.)—31,816,546
BOND. DEBT March 1920 $162,300
8
city is in Emmet Co.
Inc.
1895.
Commission govern¬
5s '19
F-A
*97
F-A
os
ment
.—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
Water debt
(included).
Sinking funds
65,000
1,200
Assessed valuation 1920
4,250.000
(Assess, about 2-3 to M actual value)
City tax (per $1,000) 1921
$9.65
INT. payable at City Treas. office
and at First Nat. Bank, Detroit.
PLEASANT RIDGE.
This place is in Oakland
County.
Water Works Bonds.
6s '20
F-A $50,000
Aug 1 1950
BOND. DEBT Sept 1920.
$50,000
Assessed value 1920
This city Is In
In
1861.
Oakland Co.
Commission
Inoor.
government
s-a
$50.000.-Aug 1 '21-30
5c Refunding Bonds.
4Ms'll J-DI70,000c— June 1 *22-'3fi
Armory Bonds.
5e '10
M-N $4,000c.May 1 *22-'2fi
Sewer and Paving Bonds.
.1 '15
$40,000
Impt.
—
$1,000) '20- $14.68
18,863; 1920, 25,944.
1910,
INT. largely payable at Hanover Nat.
Bank, N. Y.
Bonds coupon In form.
PORT
HURON
Building
SCHOOL
DIST-
Bonds.
4Hs'17 F-A/$70,00Oc.Feb 1 *22-'3l
\
2,000c—Feb 1 1932
School Bonds.
5s *19
A-O
$84,000.-Apr 1 '22-'24
BOND. DEBTMar 1920$189,000
Assessed valuation
PORTLAND
Hospital Bonds.
6s '20
Total tax rate (per
Pqp*n
1919--31,000,000
il,838,000
PONTIAC.
approved Jan. 30 1911.
MUSKEGON HEIGHTS.
This city is
Nov.
5s '14
This
Total assessed val'n 1920.52,093,509
City tax (per $1,000) 1920
$10.21
oago at Harris Tr.
owosso.
This city Is in Shiawassee Co.
Inc
1859.
Population 1910, 9,639; 1920,
12,575.
Commission govt, adopted
Mar.
OAKLAND COUNTY.
Pontiac Is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
40,859,548
12,621,990
personal
1910, 45,301; 1920, 47,643
INT. at John Nuveen & Co., Natl.
City Bank, of Chicago, and Geo. E.
Ellis Bank, Grand Rapids, Mich.
5s *07
NORWAY
71,250
Sinking
niles
seat.
Popul'n
Improvement Bonds.
5s '97
F-A $26,000c„ Feb
—-
'20
the county
Total assessed val, 1920—53,481,538
Bonds.
This city is in Muskegon Co.
Inc.
13 1923
in 1870.
4Hs'02 A-O
19,000c_$2,000 yearly
Water & Light Refdg. Bonds.
4%s'19 M-N$145,000
Contingent Fund Bonds.
4^s'll J-D
$2.000—Aug 1 J21-'22
5s '15
Electric Light Bonds.
$l9,400c_Jan 15 *22-'23
5s *95
J-D $16,735c
Highway Bonds.
1921-1930
5s '15
$13,000c—Jan 15 1922
Park (Factory Bonus) Bonds.
5s'13
J-D $25,000
Funding Bonds.
1924-1927
5s *19
A-O ($50,000
Main St. Bridge Bonds.
Apr 11924
1180,000—Apr 1 *25-'42 5s *18
$75,000
1924-1932
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 6 1921. $385,000
Refunding Bonds.
4Hs'10 J-J
$10.000c—July 1 1930 Assessment debt
15,000
4Hs'16 J-J
10,000c—July 1 1926 Floating debt (additional).
5,000
int. and Sink. Fund Bonds.
Assessed val'n, real estate. _4,589,025
4Hs
J-J
$10,000c
Jan 2 1926 Assessed val'n, personal
1,160,300
Public Park Bonds.
Tot.ass'd val. '20(60%act.)5,749,325
5s g *93 J-J $100,000c—July 1 1926 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)'20.$5.14 +
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1920 (Census)
7,311
4Hs
J-J
$5,000c—Jan 2 1935
INTEREST on electric-light and
Wharf Bonds.
Improvement 5% bonds payable in
4s
J-J $100,000c—Jan
1 1926
Niles; on improvement 4Xa at Han¬
Water-Works Bonds.
over
Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on sewer
5s '90
J-J
$40.000c_July 1 *22-*25 bonds at office of
N. W. Halsey &
iHa'll J-J
230.000c—Jan l<*22-'44
Co., Chicago.
-S
Assessed val.
$4,000.
1921
5,000.-July 15 1934
20,000July 15 '35 & '36
9,200—July 15 1937
—
.
is
Assess, val, real estate
Bonds.
J-J
Sewer
Co.
—
Drainage Bonds.
F-A$ 150,000. Aug
Sewer Bonds.
1
—
9,514
in Berrien
Haven
1 *22-'42
Paving Bonds.
5s '17
M-N$15,000
May 1 1922
Fire Dept. Bonds.
6s '18
M-S $39,200.Sept 15 '21-'28
6s '19
40,000
1921-1940
—
.9,035,800
ihB'll M S $22.000—Mar 1 *27 *31
muskegon."
5s *20
Grand
NILES*
5,000
126,000—Aug
1922-1946
Road Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mar 28 '2lll,813,000
4Ms'12 M-N$100,000—May 15 1932 Ass'd val'n
(actual) 1920.43,607,554
4Ms'13 M-N
38.000-May 15 1933 City tax (per $1,000) 1916
$9.90
—s
125,000—Feb 15 1934 Population
inl910
14,532
—s
135,000
Aug 1 1934 Population in 1920
34,273
4Ms'15 F-A 128.000
Feb 1 1935
INT. payable at City Treas .office.
6s '18
J-D
5,250—June 1 '22-'28
5Ms'19 M-N 32,000.-May 1 '22-'29
PONTIAC UNION SCH. DIST,
5Ms'20 M-N 37,000
4Ms'10 J-J
$40.000c_July 1 *22-25
6s '21
J-J
42,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 11921
$646.000 4Ms'12 A-O J 15,000c—Apr 1 1926
_
This village Is In Alger County.
BOND. DEBT Oct 20 '16_
$91,000
s-a
300,000—June 1 '22-'51
18,000
May 11922
5Ms'20 F-A 286,000-Aug 1 '21-'42
6s '20
s-a
132,000--Aug 1 '21-42
OTTAWA COUNTY.
School tax (per $1,000) 1920—$17.82
Population in 1920
5Ms'21
250,000
—
5s'17
Sinking fund
21,500
Assessed valuation, real
5,914,680
Assessed val'n, personal
3,121,200
Total ass'd val. '20 (about
High-School Bldg. Bonds.
5Ks'19 J-D $135,000—June 1 1935
BOND. DEBT May 13 *21 $132,000
Assess, val. real estate '21.3,362,135
Assess, val. personal 1921948,570
Total assess, val. 1921____4,31 1,705
School tax (per $1,000)
$17.00
135,000—June 1 '22-'48
—
5s '16
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—$26.14
—.
MT. PLEASANT SCH. DIST.
J-D
61,225
(Assessment
28.000.-Nov 1 '21-'34
5s '20
6s '20
6s '20
6s '20
Total assessed val'n 1919.-6,373,690
5s
$32,000
1922-1932
BOND. DEBT Aprl 8 '21- $399,000
is in
5sg'l3 M-N
4Xs'l7 M-S 200,300—Mar 1 *22-'47
This district
SCH.
DIST.
NO.
3.
(P. O. Portland) is in
Ionia
County.
School Bonds (Tax-free).
5s *19
Apr
$95,000c ---1922-1934
(Due $5,000 yearly for 1st four years;
5th to 10th year, $$,000 ann.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1921$95,000
Tot.ass'd val.'20(75%act.>.1,700,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1920—_$21.00
1,900
Population in 1920
INT. payable in Detroit.
[VOL. 112.
MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS
166
TAX-EXEMPT.—Under Sec. 350
Charter
of
City
of
Saginaw,
bonds of this city
are
exempt
Houghton Co.
Inc. 1875; re-Inc. *87.
from all taxes—State, county & city.
Street Paving & Imprvt. Bonds.
TOT. DEBT, &c.—
Ayr. 30 '21.
4^8
J-J $43,000c_ July 1 '22-25
$2,110,500
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1921
$62,000 Bonded debt
194,954
Total valuation 1920
3,095,839 Sinking funds
BED JACKET.
This village (P. O. Calumet)
,
,
Is In
This city Is In St. Joseph County
02 J-J$125,000c—July 1 1932
Pop'n *10. 3,635
25,000-—-Jan *22-'26 Inc. May 31 1895.
1920. 5.995.
.s '20
10,000—J
Electric-Light Bonds.
_s '20
15,000
—s '17
14,000
Sept 1 1937 4J*aT0 F-A $80,000c_Feb 1 '23-*32
4s '10
F-A
8,000c._.Feb 1 1922
-_s'20
5,000.
Storm Sewer Bonds.
—s '13
30,000
Nov 1 1933
4Mb
M-S $20,000.-Mar 1 '22-'26
Refunding Bonds.
12.500
4Hs'08 M-S $40,000c—Sept 15 1928 5s
Water-Works Bonds.
4Hs'09 J-J
21,000c.July 1 *22-'28
5s '13
M-N 30.000
Nov 1 1933 4Hs'10 F-aT$10,000c—Feb 1 1934
1 40,000c_Feb 1 *36&'38
i^s'17
30,000c—Apr 2 1937
Water Refunding Bonds.
Is '17
30,000c—Aug 1 1937
4a g
_s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$15.00
Pop'n 1910. 4.211: 1920 (est.;, 2,390
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Calumet.
RIVEB ROUGE.
Village is in Wayne Co. Inc. 1899.
Re-inc. 1921.
Pop'n 1920, 9.822.
Municipal Building Bonds.
5s *15
J-D $45,000
Dec 1 1945
Water Bonds.
'19
—
.
-
-—
—
—
—-
$1,915,546
(incl. above).
$907,000
Assess, bonds issued for sewers and
street lmpts. are incl. in above-men¬
tioned figures of bond. debt. On June
30 1919 they amounted to $496,700.
CITY
PROPERTY.—The total
Net debt
-
Water debt
corporate property is $8.000,000, including the city water¬
works valued at $1,300,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION,—The
6s '20 M-NI176.000
Nov 1 1950
Park Bonds.
total assess, val. (actual value) in
6s *21
s-a $162,000--—Apr
1 19ol 1920 was $95,382,599, of which $66,Boiler & Pump Unit Bonds.
322,325 was real and $29,060,274
5s *15
J-D
$5,000
Dec 1 1945 personal.
Tax rate (per $1,000) in
Sewer Bonds.
1920 was $12.76 in the Eastern Dist.
4 H s'06 A-0$ 150,000c—Oct
15 1936 and $13.24 In the Western Dist.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 12 '21
$282,850
POPULATION.—In 1920, 61,903;
Assessment debt (add'l)—
75,300 in 1910, 50.510: in 1904 , 46,610; in
Assessed val'n, real estate. 11,275,158 1900, 42.345; in 1890, 46,322; in
value of
.
_
Assessed val'n,
sturgis.
Water Bonds.
of
all
,
personal— 1,687,190
—
—-
—
5s '17
14,000c—Sept
Steam Roller Bonds.
-s '19
$2,500—-
-s
$581,000
74,500
Sinking fund
29,213
Water debt (incl.)
335,000
Assessed val., real estate, 10,176,780
Assessed val.,
personal—
5,405,667
vaf.'20 (act.)-15.582,447
(per $1,000) '20—$38.81
Pop'n 1910, 12,615; 1920
12,096
Tot. assess.
tax
at Chase
Nat. Bk., N.
Y.
Water-Works Bonds.
$1,075,000
$150,789 Total assessed val. 1921_-31,303,789
45,268
Population 1920 (est.)
26,912
196,028
BOND. DEBT May 1 '21
—
DEBT
8inking fund
5,700
Tot. ass'd val.'18(75% act.)5,500,000
TOTAL
$10.00
6,007
Tax rate 1918
(per $1,000)
Population In 1920
ST. CLAIR.
is In St. Clair Co.
Inc.
Population 1910, 2,633; 1920,
This city
1856.
3,204.
Water Bonds.
ROYAL OAK TWP. S. D. NO. 6. 4Mb
M-N$34,000—May 25 1928
This district (P. O. Royal Oak) is
Emergency Bonds.
in Oakland County.
4Mb
A-O
$5,000—Oct 1 1921
General Fund Bonds.
■
School Bonds.
A-O
$5,000
Oct 1 1922
4Hs *19 J-D $95,000..-June 1 1934 4Mb
5s
M-N
5,000—Nov 17 1923
_s
100,000
BONDED DEBT
$240,000
Refunding Electric-Light Bds.
Assessed valuation
—5,395,000 4Mb
F-A
$3,000
Aug 1 1921
J-J
4,000—Jan 1 '22-'23
Population (est.) —
7,500 4Mb
5s
J-J
3,000—Jan 15 1924
Paving Bonds.
8AGINAW.
Geo. 0. Warren,Comp. 4Mb
$27.500-July 1 '22-'23
Incorp.
In
1857.
New
charter BOND. DEBT June 19 '19 $90,500
May 24 1905, with amendments June Assess, val. (M act.) 1919—3,298,970
27 1907.
Cities of Saginaw and East Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$11.00
Saginaw,
In
county
of
Saginaw,
INT. at People's State Bk., Detroit
were consolidated
In 1890, forming
„
-
—
f-3
present oity.
Commission gov¬ ST. CLAIR HEIGHTS.
Nov. 15 1913.
See Detroit.
Auditorium Bonds.
4s *08
F-A
$4,000cAug 10 21- 24 ST. JOHNS.
4s '08
J-D
9,000c Dec 10 '21-'29
City is in Clinton Co.
Incorp.
Sidewalk Bonds—Eastern Dist. April 12 1904.
Pop'n 1910. 3,154;
4s '17
$6,000
1921-1922 1920, 3,925.
the
ernment adopted
,
^
...
Sept '21V29
18,000
4Hs'19 M-S
J-D
45,000-July 1 '22-'30
Sewers—Eastern Tax District.
M-S
$800
Sept 1 1921
4s '11
100c.-Jan 10 1922
J-J
4s '12
J-J
2,500c
July 1922
4s '12
J-J
4,000—July 1 22-'23
4s *13
J-J
1,500— July 1 '22-'24
4s '14
2,000—Oct 10 '21-'24
4s *14
F-A
2,500c—Aug 1 '21-'25
4s *15
17,500
1921-1927
4s '17
22,500.-July 1 '21-'29
4s '19
27,000.-Oct
1 '21-'29
4Hs'19
J-D
45,000-. July 1 '22-'30
5s '20
Street Impt.—Eastern Tax Dist.
4s '11
F-A
$7,000
Aug 1 1921
A-O
4s '11
3,500c_i—Oct 1 1921
Electric-Light-Plant.
5s '20
*21-23
5s '95
J-J
$9,000-July 15
Water Refunding Bonds.
A-Of $6,000.-Oct 1
5s *14
'21-'23
1 25,000—Oct 1 '24~'28
GEN. BONDS Mar 1 '18-Tot. assess, val. *17
$55,000
(cash)-2,732.660
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *17-$17.00
INTEREST on light bonds paya¬
ble In New York; on water refunding
bonds at office of City Treasurer.
ST. JOSEPH.
This city is in Berrien Co.
Inc.
1892.
700c—Dec 1
J-D
9,000c. Aug
1
F-A
27,000—Aug 1
4s '13
J-J
9,000—July 1
4s *14
J-J
52.000—July 1
4s '15
126.000.-Sept 3
4Hs'19
Bridge Bonds.
F-A
High School Bonds.
4^8 15
$150.000c
BOND. DEBT June 1'20
1930
—
$130,000
1920—15,580,000
(Assessment about 80% actual.)7Total tax (per $1,000) 1919—-$33-00
15.000
1920
payable at Detroit.
Population (est.)
INT.
SCHOOLCRAFT & TORCH LAKE
TWPS. SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Lake Linden)
Is in Houghton County.
High School Bonds.
4 ^s'15 Mar
$90.000c —1921-1929
4Hs'17 M-S
60,000, —Sept 15 1931
TOTAL DEBT Apr 11 '21- $160,000
Assessed valuation 1920—6.200.000
M\-8
$2,400
Sept 1 1921
J-J
4s '12
3,000c-.July 1 1922
J-J
4s *13
2,000.-July 1 '22-'23
J-D
4s '14
6.000—June 1 *22-'24
4s '14
2,000-Oct 10 '21-'24
F-A
4s '15
2,500—Aug 1 *21-'25
F-A
4s '16
3,000—Aug 1 '21-26
4s '17
3,000
1921-1927
4s '18
8,000
1921-1928
4s '19
72,000-.July 1 '21-'29
63,000..-Oct 1 '21-'29
4Hs'19
M-S 100,000-.Sept 1 '21-'30
5s '20
Street Bds.—Western Tax Dist.
4Hs'12 F-A
$7,000-.Aug 1 '21-'22
F-A
3,000c. Aug l'2l-'23
4s *13
J-J
4s *14
2,000-July 25 '2L-'24
J-J
4s '15
4,000—July 1 '22-'25
M-S
4s '16
15,000-Sept 15 *21-'26
4s '19
8,000--June 2 '22-'29
4 34s'19 —
18,000..Sept 3'21-*29
Sidewalk Bonds—Western Dist.
4s '17
$6,000
1921-1922
—.
~
~
~
INT. at Amer. Tr. <Se
Sav. Bank,
School Building Bonds.
—
SANILAC COUNTY.
Court-House
Bonds.
"
_--
—
5s '15
M-N$32,000c_May 1 '22-'25
TOT. DEBT June 21'19—
$56,000
Assess, val. real estate
Assess, val.
33,116,075
personal
Total val. '19
3,454,590
36,570,665
Population in 1920 (Census). 31.237
INT. payable in Detroit at First
—
& Old Detroit Nat. Bank.
This township
assess,
Tax rate
val.'19 (act.) $1,950,000
(per $1,000)_
INT.
payable at Fruit
Bank, Saugatuck.
This
Tax Dist.
A-O $25,000c —May 11924
$2.29
-_s
4s'04
50,000c—May 1 1922
10,000c—May 1 1923
A-O
25,000
May 1 1924
M-N 60.000c—May 1 1925
4s g '02 J-J
4s
*02 J-J
City
Treasurer's
is in St. Joseoh County.
Paving Bonds (tax-free).
...
2,762,618
...
This district is in St. Joseph
Co.
—
SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Fremont) Is
County.
Road Bonds.
In Newaygo
4^s'15 Dec
($10,500.Dec 31 *21-'27
6,000-Dec 31 '28-'30
12,500_Dec 31 '31-'35
3.000
Sinking fund
valuation
assessed
TotaP
1,775,000
Population in 1920
1,279
INT. payable at Old State Bank.
1919
(90%
act.)
Fremont.
traverse
This
Grand
south haven.
This city is in Van Buren County.
Incorporated
1902.
Bonds.
$41.000c
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s & 5s
$20,000
Water
4s & 5s
Commission
government
adopted
Pop'n 1910, 12.115;
1920, 10,925Light-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
4)is'12 J-D$125.000
June 1 1932
6s '21
250,000c.June 1 '24-'49
Mar. 10 1913.
—
Park Bonds.
Apr
1 1932
Recreation Field Bonds.
$50.000
1930
4Hs'12 A-O
5s '16
_—
5s
—
$12,60010,000c
4Mb
50,000c
Dock Bonds.
...
$12,000c
$5.000
—
Street Bonds.
4Mb
School
1929
$26.000
Bonds.
Oct
M-N$25,000
Bridge Bonds.
4Mb
$6,000
5s '13
1 1925
Aug 1 1928
...
—_
—
Refunding Bonds.
5s
city.
city Is the county seat of
Traverse Co.
Inc. In 1895.
...
Water Bonds.
4Mb'09 Sept $35,000c —Apr 1 1929
M-N 11,000c—Nov 1 1930
1937 4s
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1920.)
J-J
$20,000c
1924
1927 4Mb
12.000
1928
1922 4^s
1934 BOND. DEBT Apr 1921— $315,000
Assessed val,, real estate.-5,895,785
,
1,940,607
-1927 Assessed val., personal
1931 Tot. assess. vaT'tlon 1921 -7,836,392
$14.30
1921-1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
.
14,000c
18.200
INT. at office of Treasurer.
City-Hall Bonds.
4Hs'16 J-J
$50,000
July 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21-- $234,000 VAN BUREN COUNTY.
Paw Paw is the county seat.
Assessment debt (add'l) abt. 528,746
Road Bonds.
Water debt (included)
38,000
M-N$262,000— June 1 1930
Total assessed value 1921.4,300,000 6s '20
(?)
City tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$15.20 BONDED DEBT
Assessed val. real
$27,839,795
Population 1910, 3,577; 1920--3,829
Assessed val. personal
3,428,036
INT. payable at South Haven.
5s
—
—
-
Total assessed val. 1919—31,267,831
Population
springport school dist.
This district
30,715
1920
(P. O. Springport) is
WASHINGTON & BRUCE TWPS.
FRAC. SCH. DIST, NO. 1.
School Bidg. Bonds (Tax free.)
This district (P. O. Romeo) is in
5s '18
Apr 1 $33,000Macomb County.
(Due $2,000 yrly. for 5 years and
School Bonds.
$2,500 yearly for 10 years.)
]$20,000.Apr 2 '22-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '21$29,000 4^8*17
in Jackson County.
'20
$15,500
Serially
General Street & Sewer Bonds.
$35,000c.— July 1 1932
40,000c-— July 1 1932
Building Bonds.
M-S $15,000r.Nov
4s '08
value 1920—
$608,410
This village is in
Wayne County.
„
4,000c.-Apr 2 1932
Total value (M act.)
Water Works Bonds.
F-A $600,000—Feb 1 1941
BONDED DEBT
(?)
Prin. and int. at Wayne County &
Home
\
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1919—
30.000
Assess, val. real
1,500,000
Assess, val. personal
250,000
INT.
payable in Romeo.
WAYNE
Savings Bank of Detroit.
1918-1,750,000
2.300
Population 1918 (est.)
COUNTY.
County
seat Is
Detroit.
Road Bonds.
4s *13
M-8$200,000c_Mar 1 '22-'23
SCHOOL DIST.
This district Is In Iron County.
J-J
500,000c..Jan 1 '24-'28
5s *10
J-J
$26,000c—Jan 2 r22-'34 4s *14
4)4sT7 J-J
91,700
1921-1931 4s U5 J-J 300.000—Jan 1 *29-'30
County Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1921—$18,000
Assess, val. real
9,659,948 3Ms'10 M-N$l.106.000cMay 1 1925
County Hospital Bonds.
Assess, val. personal
—
1,996,046
s-a $400,000...Dec 15 1935
Tot. val. *21 (80% act.).11,655,994 5s '20
County Bridge Bonds.
School tax
^
olty Is In Chippewa County.
-.-
assess,
STAMBAUGH
Inc. 1887.
3Hs'02 M-N
3Mb 03 A-O
at
(?)
School Bonds.
personal
424,150
$41,800
1921-1928
.val.'21(85% act.)3.186,768 5s
200,000
1921-1936
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921—$19.41 4^s'19_—
BOND. DEBT June 1920- $247,000
Pop. 1910, 2.753; 1917 (est.)—2,850
Growers'
Park-Improvement Bonds.
M-Sf $6,000cSept 15'21-'22
} 12,000cSept 15 '23-'28 SAULT STE. MARIE.
4s '05
INTEREST
O. Three Oaks)
5s '19 J'ne 1 $27,890—June 1 '22-'46
5s
30,000
Tot .asses
(P. O. Saugatuck)
4s'08
office or at the offlolal bank In N. Y.
(P.
Assess, val..
Total
1 '22-'45 Population 1910, 2,156; 1920-.2,015
State
4s '01
This district
—-
10,000c—Mar 1 1922
10,000c—Mar 1 1923 Tot.
Water Bds.—Eastern
oaks school dist.
three
Assess, val., real estate
6s '21
$192,000.-Apr
This district is in Lenawee County.
Building Bonds.
4^8*16 J-J /$45.000—Jan 1 *22-'30
\ 10,000
Jan 1 1931
4Mb'17 J-J
20,000c
Jan 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1920$80,000
Assessed valuation 1919
2,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919—$15.00
INT. payable at the Tecumseh
8tate Savings Bank.
This city
sprin gwells.
M-N400,000c.May 1 '22-'25
tecumseh sch. dist. no. 7.
Bridge Bonds.
$4,500
BOND. DEBT May 26 '19 $116,500
Assessed val. personal
2,366,849
60,000
Total assess, val. 1919—11.355.724 Water debt incl
3,049,400
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918——$4-60 Assessed valuation real
Assessed val. personal
849,545
Population 1910, 8,681; 1920—9,977
Total assess .val.'18 (act.) .3,898,945
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918—.$27.14
SEBEWAING TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Huron County. Population 1910, 5,072; 1920.-5,209
Road Bonds (Tax-exempt.)
rivers
(city)
and
4Hs'12 J-J
$39.690c.Jan 1 *22-'30 three
lockport twp. s. d. no.l.
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 1921$40,000
Pike Construction Bonds.
5s '15
July $26.000...Jan 1 '21-'33
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921-$72,000
General Water Bonds.
Apr 6 '21-.
$30,000
(90% act.).2,000,000
$1,000) 1920
$7.50
Population in 1920
2.432
Tax rate (per
8,988,875 5s
is in Allegan County.
5s '20
National
This village is in Lenawee County.
Assessed val. real
J-J
$3,000
July 1 1922
Water Bds.—Western Tax Dist.
4s
M-S $10,000c_.Mar 10 1924
4Hs'19
and
BOND. DEBT
SCHOOLCRAFT COUNTY.
Manistique is the county seat.
County road bonds
$78,000
Fair ground bonds
12,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 *1990.000
SAUGATUCK TOWNSHIP.
3Hs'02 M-S
3Hs'03 M-S
Bank
& Co., Chicago.
three rivers.
5s '20
J-D
45,000—July 1 '22-'30
Sidewalk Ref.—Western Dist.
4s '15
State
Bank of Sturgis, and Halsey, Stuart
A
18,000—Sept 3 '21-'29
4Hs'19
INT. at
Citizens'
den.
5s
4Hs'15
$100,000c .Sept 1 '20-'30
(Various amounts due in each year.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1921-$89,000
Assessed valuation 1921
8,400.000
School tax (per $1,000) '21 --.$8.21
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Chicago.
Tax rate (per
—
5s
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL DISTRICT
personal
1,414,985
(actual)...5,145,685
$1,000; 1920
$31.10
Union Tr. Co., Detroit,
Total val. 1920
(per $1,000) '20-$9.90 is in Berrien Co.
$70,000
Population 1920
8,000 5s *19
iNT. at First Nat. Bk., Lake Lin¬ BONDED DEBT
...
Chicago.
Assess, val.
School tax rate
—
4s '11
2,000
3,500
3,730,700
Assess, val. '20
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 '20--$30,500
Public Park Bonds.
4ms*13 J-J
$50,000—Jan
2 '32-'41
1922
Highway and Bridge Bonds.
'21-'22
4Hs'08 J-J $25,000c—July 1 1938
'21-'23
Refunding Bonds.
'22-'24
J-D $18,000c-June 1 '22-'39
'22-*25 5s '19
Bridge Bonds.
'21-'29
4Hs'08 M-N$30,000c—Nov 1 1928
4Ma
M-N 20,000c.-Sept 27 1927
4s '98
A-0 $20,000c—Apr 1 '22-'23
TOT. DEBT Apr 22 '20— $311,000
4Hs'03 A-O 149,500c—Oct 1 1923
Sinking fund
14,000
4s '04
A-O
71,000c—.Sept 1 1924
Water debt (incl.)
50,000
3Hs'05 J-D
25,000c--Sept 25 1925 Assess, val. real estate
5,024,625
4s '06
F-A
16,000c—Aug 15 1926
Assess, val. personal
2,458,370
4s'07
J-J
2,500c.-June 15 1922
Total val, '19 (act. val.)_.7,482,995
Sidewalk Ref. Eastern District.
Tax rate (per $1,000; 1919—$25.59
4s '15
J-J
$4,000
July 1 1922
Population in 1920 (Census)
7,251
Sewers—Western Tax District.
4s '11
4s *12
SAULT STE. MARIE SCH. DIST.
This district is in Chippewa Co.
Assessed valuation
125,000
__s
5s '18
F-A $36.817
BOND. DEBT June 6 '18Assessed debt (add'l)..
(add'l)
Floating debt (add'l)
Assess, val. reai estate
tecumseh.
Tot.ass'd val.'20(act.val.)
Total tax
Public Improvement Bonds.
Assessment debt
---
Total
1921-1931
4Ms'09 A-O $22,462c
4tf«'09 A-O
$6,000c
1932-1934
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 1921- $200,000
Fire Truck Bonds.
'19
$10.000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '20
Assessment debt
INT.
1880, 29,541.
12,962,348
(per$l,000) 1921...$13.00 saginaw union sch. dist.
High School Bidg. Bonds.
'$250,000_May 1 '22-'31
ROYAL OAK.
200,000_May 1 '32-'35
5H'21 M-N
This village Is In Oakland County.
500,000.
May 1 1936
1 1937
---
15
1928
(per $1,000) 1920—$16.49
Population in 1920 (est.)
7,000 5Jis'20 A-0$2,000,000_$140,000 ann
INT. at Northern Tr.Co.,Chloago. TOTAL DEBT Apr 1921-$4,506,000
June, 1921.]
POSTAL
SAYINGS FUNDS
WAYNE COUNTY (Concluded)
Sinking fund
$699,415
Assess, val. real
1,548,214,591
Assess, val. personal..
583,723,376
Total valuation 1920—2,134,937,967
State & Co .tax (per 11,000) '20.S4.93
Population 1920
1,177.706
INTEREST at County Treas. office.
Assess, val. 1920 (actual).19,359,290
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920...$12.50
WINSOR TOWNSHIP.
WYANDOTTE SCHOOL. DIST.
5s '18
s-a $280,000
Dec 1 1948
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 '21-$1,019,245
Sinking fund.—
30,500
Population 1910,8,287; 1920,13,851.
INT. at Wyandotte Savings Bank.
This township
(P.O. Pigeon) ts In
Incorp. Mar. 29 1881.
Population 1910, 2,508; 1920—2,187
Highway Bonds.
4Hs'12 s-a
S40.140c.Apr 1 *21-'37
(Part due each year.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1921—S40,000
Building Bonds.
4s
Apr $50.000c—Apr 1 1935
5s '19
J-D 315,000
June 11934
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '21366,500
Sinking funds
21.100
Assess, val. (real est.)
.14,666,920
Assess, val. (personal)
4,692,370
Assessed valuation 1920
2.900.000
Total assess, valuation '20
Total tax rate (per SI ,000) '20-S30.00
(100% act.)
19,359,290
INT. at Security Tr. Co., Detroit
School tax (per $1,000) 1920
$6.14
Pop'n 1910,8,762; 1920 (est.), 15,500
WINSOR TWP. S. D. NO. 4.
INTEREST payable at Wyandotte
This district (P. O. Pigeon) is in
Huron Co.
.
at First Commercial & Sav. Bank,
Huron County.
School Bonds.
YPSILANTI.
A city in Washtenaw County.
In¬
8,000—May 1 '28-'31
corp. in 1858.
Pop'n 1910, 6,230.
(20,000
May 1 1932
1920, 7,413.
JS6.000—May 1 '22-*27
4>*s'17M-N (
5s
TOTAL
Water Works Refunding Bonds.
$102,100
1921-1946
28,000
192jl-1948
5s'19
5s '19
WYANDOTTE.
This city Is In
corp.
ment
Wayne County.
1867.
Commission
adopted March 2 1911
In¬
govern¬
—
Paving Bonds.
4Hs'15
$7,000
2,000 y'ly
4>*s'15
5,000 —.1921-1925
4MB
58,000
—
5s
15.000 .—1923-1927
Paving Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4J4s'16
$72,000—July 1 '22-'39
4Hs'17
/
$250
Aug 1 1921
5H«'07 J-J
24,000
July 1 1937
\
250
Oct
1921
Refunding Water Bonds.
4}£s'18
1,000
June 1922
4s '04
M-S $10,000
Sept 1 1936
8,400—May '22-'26
4Ks'09 M-S
10.000
.Sept 1 1929
10,000—July *22-'27
4Ks'll M-S
1,000
Sept 1 1921 5s'20
^15,000—Aug *21-'29
5s *19
M-S
14,000-.Sept 1 '21-'34
13,000—Sept *22-'30
Electric Light & Sewer Bonds.
11,000—Dec
'25-'30
5s '20
s-a
$80,000
1921-1928
7,000—Sept *21-'24
Electric-Light Bonds.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4Hs'07 M-S $20.000c
Sept 1 1937 4MB
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Refunding Improvement Bds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s'11
M-S $1,000——Sept 1 1921
4s
May $12,000.—1921-1924
Sewer Bonds.
12,000
1921-1932
4Hs'04 J-D$100,000
June 1 1934 4Ms'18
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '21- $459,675
4Hs'll J-J
68,000
Jan 1 1940
Assessment debt
130,000
5s '19
s-a
155,000
Dec 1 1948
Water debt
130,000
Waterworks Bonds.
Assess, val. '21 (abt. act.).7,892,880
5s '05
Feb $14,997
Feb 8 1934
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920—$40.23
4^8*06 F-A
24.247.66.Feb 1 1936
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25.000c—Oct
AVAILABILITY
1 1940
OF
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
MUNICIPAL
BONDS
AS
SECURITY FOR DEPOSITS OF POSTAL
SAVINGS FUNDS.
AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS
167
District of Columbia.
(INCLUDING THE LATE CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.)
On July 1 1878 the duties of the Sinking Fund Commissioners of the
District of Columbia were transferred to the Treasurer of the United
States, and since that date Congress has appropriated annually a sum suf¬
ficient 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 are tax-exempt.
Name and Purpose of Loan.
District of Columbia.
♦50-year funding, 1874, c&r..
(payable in currency).
—Interest
% Payable.
3.65 F-A
Principal
When Due.
Outstanding.
Aug. 1 1924
$4,996,400
♦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
$15,000,000 bonds authorized and issued, $10,003,600 have been retired to
date, leaving $4,996,400 outstanding.
The coupon bonds are for $50 and
$500 each, the registered bonds $1,000 and $5,000 each.
INTEREST on the bonds is payable at the United States Treasury in
Washington and at all Federal Reserve Banks.
TOTAL DEBT.-—
Apr. 1 *21. Apr. 1 '20. July 1 '18. July 1 '16.
Total funded debt
$4,996,400
$5,533,950
$5,579,750
$6,179,900
On 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.
Below we give the figures of assessed valuation of real estate and personal
property.
The tax rates shown in the tables are those levied on real estate
values.
The rate of tax on personal property varies, ranging in 1916 from
1H % to as high as 6% on the gross earnings of national banks and trust cos.
ASSESSED VALUATION—
Year—
Real Estate,
Bate of Tax
*Personal
Total Assessed
per $1,000. Property.
Valuation.
-$426,623,630
$15.00 $415,013,651
$841,637,281
414,610,691
15.00
349,732,960
764,343,651
410,173,609
15.00
358,520,611
768,694,220
402,099,232
15.00
55,989,088
458,088,310
1916
394,209,904
15.00
52,564,563
446,774,467
1915—
390,098,849
15.00
51,341,826
441,440,675
1914
345,124,144
15.00
48,803,414
393.927,558
1913—
339,198,990
15.00
47,653,486
386.852,476
1912
330,332,487
15.00
44,575.063
374,907.550
1911293,389,839
15.00
42,262,672
335.652.511
1910
285,153,771
15.00
38,802,982
323,956,753
1909
276,590,774
15.00
35,591,683
312,182,457
1908
255,324,834
15.00
33,903,438
289,228,272
1907
247,306.494
15.00
31,507.929
278,814,423
1906
239,461,985
15.00
28,669.302
268,131,287
1905—
217,608.296
15.00
26,575,819
244.184,115
1900
176,567,549
15.00
14,391,438
190,958,987
1890
137,626,419
15.00
11,023,167
148,649,586
1885
93.502,464
15.00
12,795.934
106,298.398
*
The assessment on personal property includes both tangible and in¬
tangible property, the rate of taxation ranging from 3-10 of 1% to 6%.
POPULATION.—In 1920, 437,571; in 1910 it was 331,069 (including
94,446 negroes); in 1900, 278,718 (including 86,702 negroes); in 1890, 230,392; in 1905 (estimated), 323,123.
1920
1919
1918—
1917
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these
was amended in 1917 by the Board of
to include Federal Farm Loan bonds and again
regulations
Trustees
in 1919
so as
to include War Finance
Corporation bonds.
also approved by
the Board of Trustees during 1917. These are all incorporated
in the transcript of the rules given below.
so
as
Some other but minor amendments
were
In recent years municipal bonds have gained important
advantages through their exemption from the Federal income
As far as
tax and through the further fact that they are eligible within
prices are concerned, State bonds and also bonds
of the Territory of Hawaii are accepted at their market
certain limits and under certain regulations and restrictions
as security for deposits of Postal Savings Funds.
.value, but not above par; bonds of any city or county having
The Postal
Savings system was established by Act approved June 25 a population of over 30,000 are accepted at 90% of their
1910, but the growth of the system has been greatly stimu¬ market value, but if such market value is above par they
will be accepted at only 90% of the par value; bonds of any
lated by amendments made by an Act of Congress approved
May 18 1916, and by another amendment made by Act of city, town, borough or village in the United States having a
July 2 1918. Under these amendments certain limitations population running between 20,000 and 30,000 are accepted
at 80% of their market value, provided said market value is
in the original law upon the aggregate of the deposits of
not in excess of par; while bonds of
individuals have been greatly curtailed and the law lib¬
any other city, town,
eralized.
By the first amendment, the provision in the county or other legally constituted municipality or district
in the United States, otherwise eligible, are accepted at 75%
original law that the balance to the credit of any one person
of their market value, but not to exceed 75% of the par
should not be allowed to exceed five hundred dollars, ex¬
value.
The eligibility of the securities is fixed by Sections
clusive of accumulated interest, and the further provision
9 to 12 of the regulations.
We now give Sections 8 to 12 of
that4'no one shall be permitted to deposit more than $100 in
the Board's regulations in full with all amendments included;
any one calendar month" were both eliminated, the only
SECURITY FOR DEPOSITS.
limitation imposed being that "the balance to the credit of
Sec. 8. The Board of Trustees hereby prescribes and approves such
any person, upon which interest is payable, shall not exceed
security in public bonds or other securities, authorized by Act of Congress
$1,000 exclusive of accumulated interest"; a succeeding
or supported by the taxing power, as it deems sufficient and necessary
section provided "that the Board of Trustees may, in their
to insure the safety and prompt payment on demand of postal savings
discretion, and under such regulations as such Board may deposits, and fixes the value at which the securities so prescribed and ap¬
proved shall be accepted for the purposes named.
Such securities, in the
promulgate, accept additional deposits not to exceed in the amount so specified, shall be deposited with the Treasurer of the Board of
Trustees.
aggregate $1,000 for each depositor, but upon which no
2. The Board of Trustees will accept as security for postal savings
interest shall be paid."
The amendment of 1918 which is deposits, at the respective values herein fixed, negotiable Interest-bearing
bonds or securities, issued under express constitutional or statutory pro¬
contained in the Postal Service Appropriation Act for 1919,
visions, of the following classes, viz.:
approved July 2 1918, went considerably farther in extending
(a) Bonds and interest-bearing certificates of Indebtedness of the
United States, bonds of the Philippinejlslands, of the District of Columbia,
the aggregate of money an individual may keep on deposit.
and of Porto Rico, and Farm Loan bonds authorized by Act of Congress
It provides that the amount to the credit of any one person
approved July 17 1916 (39 Stat. 360), and War Finance Corporation
in a postal savings depository, exclusive of accumulated
Bonds authorized by Act of Congress approved April 5, 1918, as amended
by the Act approved March 3, 1919. will be accepted at their par value.
interest, shall not exceed $2,500, and that non-interest(b) Bonds of any State of the United States and of the Territory of
paying deposits shall not be accepted. And this is the law Hawaii will be accepted at their market value, but if such market value
...
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as
it
now
Under
stands.
the
Postal
Savings Law the funds received at
Postal Savings depository offices in each city, town, village
or other locality, must be deposited in solvent banks located
therein, provided these banks qualify to receive the deposits.
One of the qualifications is the pledging by the banks against
the deposits of "such security in public bonds or other
securities authorized by Act of Congress or supported by the
taxing power as the Board may prescribe, approve and deem
sufficient and necessary to insure the safety and prompt
payment of such deposits on demand." In accordance with
this requirement the Board of Trustees, consisting of the
Postmaster-General, the Secretary of the Treasury and the
Attorney-General, has prescribed the terms and conditions
and the figures at which different classes of municipal obli¬
gations, meeting the requirements of the law, will be
accepted.
These regulations are general in character and
were promulgated Aug. 16 1916, the rules being subdivided
in 28 sections, of which Sections 8 to 12, inclusive, appertain
to the securities to be pledged for the deposits. Section 8 of
they will be accepted at their par value.
Bonds of any city or county in the United States having a popula¬
over 30,000, as shown by the latest reports of the Bureau of the
late
Census, and bonds of any school district in the United States in which the
whole or the major portion of any such city is included, which city, county,
or school district has been in existence for a period of ten years, which for
is above par,
(c)
tion of
,.jn
lU'/Q
the valuation of its taxable property, to be ascertained by the last preceding
valuation for the assessment or taxes, will be accepted at 90% of their mar¬
ket value, but if such market value is above par, they will be accepted at
90% of their par value.
(a) Bonds of any city, town, borough, or village In the United States,
having a population of over 20,000 and not exceeding 30,000, as shown
by the latest reports of the Bureau of the Census, and bonds of any school
district in the United States in which the whole or the major portion of
any such municipality is included, which city, town, borough, village, or
school district has been in existence for a period of ten years, which for a
period of ten years previously has not defaulted in the payment or any
part of either principal or interest of any funded debt authorized to be
contracted by it, and whose net funded indebtedness does not exceed 10%
of the valuation of its taxable property, to be ascertained by the last
preceding valuation for the assessment of taxes, will be accepted at 80%
,
^
of their market value, but if such market value is above par, they will be
accepted at 80% of their par value.
.
■
(e) Bonds of any other city, town, county, or other legally constituted
municipality or district in the United States, which has been in existence
for a period of ten years, which for a period of ten years previously has
Sec. 11.
of any part of either principal or Interest of
authorized to be contracted by it, and whose net funded
the payment
not defaulted In
any
funded debt
table
into,
indebtedness:
The total of all sinking funds accumulated for the redemption of
indebtedness, except sinking funds applicable to bonds here¬
after described In this section.
(&) The amount of outstanding bonds or other debt obligations made
payable from current revenues.
(c) The amount of outstanding bonds issued for the purpose of providing
the Inhabitants of a municipality with public utilities:
Provided, That
evidence is submitted showing that the income from such utilities has
(a)
(b) Bonds Isssued by or In behalf of any city, town, county, or other
legally constituted municipality or district in the United States which
was. subsequently to the issuance of such bonds, wholly succeeded by a
newly organized political division, whose term of existence, added to that
of such original political division, or of any other political division so suc¬
ceeded. is equal to a period of 10 years, will be deemed to be bonds of such
succeeding political division: Provided, That during such period none of
such political divisions shall have defaulted in the payment of any part of
either principal or interest of any funded debt authorized to be contracted
by it: And provided further. That such bonds were assumed by such new
political division under statutes and appropriate proceedings the effect ot
which is to make such bonds general obligations of such assuming political
division, and payable, either directly or ultimately, without limitation to a
special fund, from the proceeds of taxes levied upon all the taxable real and
personal property within its territorial limits.
(c) Bonds issued by or in behalf of any city, town, county, or other
legally constituted municipality or district in the United States which,
of outstanding improvement bonds, issued under
for the levying of special assessments against abutting
property: Provided, That evidence is submitted showing that assessments
are levied in sufficient amounts to insure the payment of interest on the
bonds and the redemption thereof.
,
(e) The amount of outstanding bonds issued by a political subdivision,
funds for the payment of which are donated by the State: Provided, That
evidence Is submitted showing that such funds are sufficient in amount
to insure the payment of Interest on the bonds and the principal thereof at
„
,
,
,
,
,
maturity.
4. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to re-classify the securities
acceptable for deposits and to change the valuation at which they will be
accepted.
Under no circumstances will securities of other classes than
Erior to such issuance, became the successor of one or more, or was formed
y the consolidation or merger of two or more, pre-existing political di¬
visions. the term of existence of one or more of which, added to that of such
succeeding or consolidated political division, is equal to a period of 10 years,
will be deemed to be bonds of a political division which has been in existence
be accepted.
Sec. 9. Bonds of the several classes described in Section 8, Paragraph 2
(5). (c), (d), and (e), to be acceptable as security, shall be the general
obligations of the States. Territories, counties, cities, towns, or other
political divisions by or in behalf of which they are issued, and payable,
either directly or ultimately, without limitation to a special fund, from
those above named
„
„
a period of 10 years:
Provided, That during such period none of such
original, succeeding, or consolidated political divisions shall have defaulted
the payment of any part of either principal or interest of any funded
debt authorized to be contracted by it.
Sec. 12. The Treasurer of the Board of Trustees shall make examina¬
for
in
the proceeds of taxes authorized to be levied upon all the taxable real and
personal property within the territorial limits of such political divisions
Provided, That in any case where the rate of tax may be subject to a con¬
stitutional or statutory limit, the Solicitor for the Post Office Department
may require satisfactory evidence that, notwithstanding such limit, theInterest and principal or the bonds can be paid after making due provision
for current expenses. Interest and principal of outstanding debts, and
other necessary charges.
,
tions semi-annually, or oftener if he deems it necessary, of the securities
which have been accepted from qualified banks, and whenever, in his
Judgment, any of such securities have so far depreciated in value as to make
desirable the deposit of additional or new securities, he shall inform the
Third Assistant Postmaster-General of the name of the bank, the kind and
amount of the securities, and the amount of the depreciation.
The Third
Assistant Postmaster-General will notify the Treasurer and the bank of
the amount of additional or new securities which the bank shall deposit,
,
Obligations of the general class embracing what are commonly
"revenue bonds." "temporary bonds." "temporary notes, *
"certificates of indebtedness,
"warrants," and the like obligations, whether
issued in anticipation of the collection of taxes, assessments, or other
revenues, or of the sale of bonds or other obligations, or for similar pur
Sec. 10.
known
political division which meets the requirements of these
within its territorial limits.
§roved andbe sufficient for maintenance, for payment their redemption.
onds, to
for the accumulation of a sinking fund for of interest on such
,
existing
proceeds of taxes levied upon all the taxable real and personal property
gross
amount
an
regulations, will be deemed to be the bonds of such political division:
Provided, That such bonds were assumed by such political division under
statutes and appropriate proceedings, the effect of which is to make such
bonds general obligations of such assuming political division, and payable,
either directly or ultimately, without limitation to a special fund, from the
gross
The
respects are found to be legally accep¬
will
conform to those provisions of Section
which relate to term of
conditions:
(a) Bonds issued by or in behalf of any city, town, county, or other
legally constituted municipality or district in the United States which was.
subsequently to the Issuance of such bonds, consolidated with, or merged
2, (c), id), and (e), is hereby defined to be the difference between the legal
indebtedness of a city, town, county, or other legally constituted
municipality or district (including the amount of the bonds of any civil
division whose territorial limits are approximately coterminous therewith)
and the aggregate of the following items, when included in such legal
(d)
Bonds which in all other
security under the Postal Savings Act and these regulations
8, Paragraph 2, (c). (d). and (e), respectively,
existence and non-defauit, under the following
gross
laws which provide
as
be construed, as a matter of law, to
of the valuation of it« taxable property,
to be ascertained by the last preceding valuation for the assessment of
taxes, will be accepted at 75% of their market value, but if such market
value is above par, they will be accepted at 75% of their par value.
3. The term "net funded indebtedness," tor the purposes of paragraph
indebtedness does not exceed 10%
such
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POSTAL
168
and upon their receipt by the Treasurer, the procedure provided in Section 6
as to their acceptance or rejection, and in Section 22. as to the return of the
original securities, if new securities are required, shall be followed: Provided,
That the revaluation of securities required by this section may be deferred
when in the judgment of the Board of Trustees such action is advisable.
Note.—On Oct. 19 1917 the Board of Trustees of the Postal Savings Sys¬
as
will not be accepted as security for postal savings deposits: Provided.
regulation, consideration will be given to the legal
obligations submitted rather than to the nomenclature em¬
ployed in designating such obligations: And provided further. That this
regulation shall not apply to obligations of the United States Government.
poses,
That, in applying this
tem, by resolution, deferred the revaluation of securities required by Sec¬
tion 12 until further action by the Board, except in special instances, when
status of the
expedient.
revaluation is deemed
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