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DATE OF ISSUE OF THIS PUBLICATION.
As explained in previous numbers, this periodical, owing to the great
pressure for space, is now issued in two parts. The first part, comprising
the New England and the Middle and Central States (the latter em­
bracing Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan) appears to-day . The second
part, comprising the rest of the country, will be published the last Satur­
day of the year, that is, on Dec. 31 1927.
The change has been forced upon us by the constant addition to the
number of municipal bond issues and the inability to compress the infor­
mation concerning the same within the limits of a single number. Not
only are the older and more important civic corporate bodies uninterrup­
tedly putting out further bonded obligations, but many of the minor
places, previously free from debt, have also entered the ranks of borrowing
communities and are constantly creating new Issues. Besides this, in the
newer sections of the country, where expansion and development are such
noteworthy characteristics of affairs, new civil divisions are all the time
springing up. The result is that the demands for additional space have
outgrown our ability to provide for them in a single number, leaving no
alternative but to issue the Supplement in two parts and to assign a portion
of the country to each part.
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN DESIGNATING WHETHER BONDS
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to call before the maturity date, we note the fact where it is known to us,
but lack of the right to call is not to be inferred in any case from the absence
of such notation, since the information is not always forthcoming, not­
withstanding our strenuous efforts to obtain it.

Municipal Bond Sales in the Calendar Year 1 9 2 6 .
In contemplating and analyzing the municipal than formerly, and seem likely to remain so, as we
bond sales for the calendar year 1926, as is our cus­ have indicated on previous occasions. Before pro­
tom, the fact which stands out most prominently is ceeding further and discussing the conditions and
the comparative stability of the grand total of the characteristics of the year 1926 it seems proper to
sales in recent years. During the twelve months of repeat what we have said in previous annual re­
1926 the bond disposals by the States and munici­ views, that in speaking of municipal bond sales we
palities of the United States (not including, of are using the term “municipal” in its widest and
course, bond issues of Canadian Provinces and mu­ broadest sense as covering obligations put out by
nicipalities and those of other foreign countries States and counties, as well as those issued by mu­
seeking a market in this country ) aggregated $1,365,- nicipalities per se, and by school and other districts
057,161. In the calendar year 1925 the aggregate and by the various minor civil divisions. This is the
of the sales, similarly computed, was $1,399,637,992 meaning the word “municipal” has in its general
and in the twelve months of 1921 it was $1,398,953,- acceptance and use.
As showing how much higher the totals of munici­
158. Hence, for three successive years the totals
have been hovering in the neighborhood of $1,100,- pal bond sales are now than they were only a short
000,000, the amounts for 1921 and 1925 closely ap­ time back, we may note that prior to 1919 the totals
proaching the figure named and the amount for 1926 had not in any year reached even $500,000,000. In
falling about $35,000,000 below it and yet showing a the four years from 1911 to 1917, inclusive, the
relatively small decrease, considering the magnitude yearly totals ran close to $500,000,000 without ever
of the figures with which we are dealing, the de­ quite reaching it, the sales having been $171,071,395
crease being only slightly more than 2 % , which in in 1911; $198,557,993 in 1915; $157,110,955 in 1916,
totals of such magnitude may well be disregarded.
and $151,278,762 in 1917. In this last mentioned
But though the grand totals have changed very year the total doubtless would have risen in excess
little the feature which attracts and challenges im­ of the half-billion mark, except that that was the
mediate attention is that the total for 1926 should year when American participation in the European
be the smallest of the three yearly periods, even war began, from which time on, everything in this
though the falling off is relatively slight. An in­ country had to be subordinated to the necessities of
crease had been looked for by many and would have carrying that great conflict to a successful conclu­
been in consonance with the growth and expansion sion. The United States entered the war in April
in the emission of other classes of obligations. The 1917 and during a considerable part of that year,
annual totals are, of course, on a much higher level I and the whole of 1918, borrowing by municipalities




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was restricted, like that of other forms of borrowing.
The money and investment markets had to be re­
served for the various Liberty Loan issues which
came in rapid succession and were of prodigious
amounts. The policy pursued was that of limiting
new capital issues strictly to such as were essential
for the conduct of the war. The full effect of this
appeared in 1918, when the new municipal issues
dwindled to small proportions, the total for that
year reaching no more than $296,520,458. With the
restrictions removed, after the conclusion of the
armistice in November 1918, municipal borrowing
once more proceeded in a normal way, though greatly
intensified in degree, since, necessarily, much mu­
nicipal work had been held in abeyance during the
period of restriction in borrowing, and in 1919 new
municipal issues aggregated $691,518,914 and in
1920 $683,188,255.
It was not until 1921 that tie billion-dollar era
began, the new issues put out that year being $1,208,768,274. This proved the peak for the time being.
In 1922 the total dropped to $1,101,917,313 and in
1923 there was a further decline to $1,063,119,823.
Then occurred quick ascent to the higher level that
has since prevailed. In 1924 the aggregate at one
spurt rose to $1,398,953,158, and in 1925 there was a
further small advance to $1,399,637,992, while now,
as we have seen, the total for 1926 is found to have
declined only to $1,365,057,464. This is in accord
with the views expressed by us in reviewing the sales
for 1925, and for 1924, when we said that appar­
ently no considerable shrinkage was likely to occur
for the time being.
In the past, there has been a disposition to attrib­
ute the expansion in municipal issues in no inconsid­
erable degree to the circumstance that they consti­
tute especially desirable forms of investment by
reason of the immunity from Federal taxation which
they enjoy. Income from municipal obligations is
exempt both from the normal tax on personal in­
comes exacted by the United States and from the
graduated surtaxes. In our estimation, as repeat­
edly expressed in these columns, an entirely exag­
gerated importance has been given to the part played
by Federal tax exemption in swelling the volume of
municipal sales. On that point we may repeat what
we said a year ago, namely that whatever the influ­
ence of the tax exemption feature, it obviously be­
comes of diminishing importance with the reduction
in the rates of the surtaxes. Under the Revenue Act
of 1926 the maximum of the surtaxes is 20% , and
this rate applied to incomes of 1925, as well as those
of 1926. It is true that the 1926 law was not ac­
tually in effect while the year 1925 was current, but
it was known all through that year that the surtax
rates were to be reduced and that the reduction,
whatever it might be, would be made retroactive
and be applied to 1925 incomes just as it actually
was. Under the 1924 Revenue Act the maximum of
the surtaxes was 40% and under earlier laws it at
one time was 65% .
All this is largely a repetition of what we have
said in previous years. Nevertheless, in order to
present things in their proper perspective, more or
less repetition of the facts, even with the lapse of
time, and perhaps more so on that account, is abso­
lutely essential. While Federal tax exemption lias
unquestionably served to widen the market for mu­
nicipal issues, the true reason for the great expan­
sion in recent years in municipal sales is to be found




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in other causes and circumstances, and there are
enough of these to explain the rising level of new
municipal issues without much regard to the influ­
ence played by tax exemption. In the first place
the country itself is growing, and municipal needs
are growing even faster. Even though immigration
is restricted and the alien additions to population
are small, population itself is steadily increasing
year by year. Then, also, municipal costs now are
vastly higher than they were before the war. Wages
are very much higher, particularly in building and
construction work, which constitutes such a large
part of the activity of municipalities for which pro­
vision has to be made through new bond issues.
Prices of materials and supplies likewise rule much
above what they did in the period preceding the war.
The dollar does not go as far as it formerly did and
it follows that a given money outlay represents very
much less work than before. In other words, not
only has the need of new schoolhouses, new streets
and pavements, new sewers, new hospitals, new wa­
ter mains and the like, greatly increased by reason
of the expansion in population and the advance in
the standard of civic and social life, but the cost of
supplying all these things has concurrently risen in
a marked degree. In these circumstances there can
be no surprise that the volume of new municipal
bond issues should be much larger than it was ten
years ago. Everything else is also larger.
It is worth noting that State bond issues have been
gradually diminishing in amount since 1923. Be­
fore the war new State bonds made their appearance
onl}r infrequently; so much so was that the case that
it seemed at one time as if this class of obligations
might become altogether extinct.
But the war
changed this situation. The States entered upon a
policy of granting war bonuses to such of their citi­
zens as had rendered services in the war, and the
most of these bonuses were financed by the issue of
State bonds. In 1918 only $38,687,000 of State
bonds of all kinds were put out. Thereafter, the to­
tal increased very rapidly, not only on account of
the bonuses paid the war veterans, but also because
the States entered on a program of road building
and the making of other improvements. In 1921 the
aggregate of State bond emissions reached $290,892,900 and the soldier bonus bonds formed a large por­
tion of the total, amounting to $94,125,000. In 1922
the aggregate of the soldier bonus bonds put out was
only $40,800,000 and the total of State bond issues
for the year dropped to $147,159,345. In 1923 the
amount of the soldier bonus issues rose to $92,000,000 and the total of all State bond issues increased
to $232,725,090. In 1924 the total of State bond
issues increased still further, to $249,516,730, but
the amount of the soldier bonus included dropped to
$72,050,000.
In 1925 the soldier bonus issues
amounted to no more than $7,650,000 and the aggre­
gate of State bonds of all kinds issued fell off to
$161,919,410. In 1926 the total of the State bond
issues decreased still further, to $130,573,900, and
in this the soldier bonus bonds counted for only
$4,000,000.
The total of county bonds also fell off in 1926,
having been $204,416,909, which compares with $229,414.382 in 1925; $206,823,108 in 1924, and $170,486,574 in 1923. It happens that the aggregate of school
district bonds emitted in 1926 was also somewhat
smaller, being $172,323,353, against $198,054,464 in
1925 ; $174,407,180 in 1924, and $152,048,127 in 1923.

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On the other hand, the aggregate of city, town and new borrower and the part played by New York City
village bonds has risen to the highest figures ever and Philadelphia in swelling the total, the increase
recorded, or to $857,743,302 in 1926, as against $810,- the last two years in the North Atlantic group may
249,736 in 1925 and $768,206,140 in 1924, and no be regarded as presenting no feature out of the ordi­
more than $507,860,032 in 1923.
nary. New York City in 1926 disposed of $75,000,It is always interesting to have the figures for 000 of corporate stock and bonds at public sale and
the different geographical divisions of the country, $23,942,925 to its sinking funds, making $98,942,925
for these, when compared with previous years, fur­ altogether, as against $89,233,000 similarly placed
nish an indication of the trends in these different in 1925. Philadelphia and its school district came
divisions. It has been our custom to group the upon the market in 1926 with new issues of only $69,North Atlantic and the North Central divisions to­ 124,000, as against $91,522,000 in 1925, but in 1924
gether, the first consisting of the New England and negotiated the sale of an aggregate of only $25,000,the Middle States and the second of the Middle W est­ 000 of bonds.
The increase in the South Atlantic States, how­
ern States, the whole comprising the older and more
densely settled communities as distinguished from ever, cannot be passed over so lightly. This in­
the South Atlantic group and the South Central and crease, on the contrary, presents a decidedly un­
the far Western divisions, these three comprising usual feature in the extent of the new issues con­
the newer and more sparsely settled communities. tributed by the State of Florida. The State of Flor­
Thus grouped, it is found that the total for the set­ ida did no borrowing on its own account, and indeed
tled sections has been, as perhaps would be expected, is free from bonded indebtedness of any kind, but
declining the last two years, while the total for the its municipalities disposed of an aggregate of no
newer communities, as also seems reasonable to ex­ less than $135,518,900, which is in excess of the new
pect, has been increasing, thereby reflecting grow­ bond issues for the year 1926 by every other State in
ing development with greater municipal activities the Union, excepting only New York and Pennsyl­
as the result. In the North Atlantic and North Cen­ vania and the amount for the latter State is but
tral divisions combined the total of the new bond little larger than for Florida, being $141,429,275, of
issues fell from $893,732,587 in 1924 to $859,229,507 which, as already stated, $69,124,000 has to be cred­
in 1925 and was further reduced to $824,178,461 in ited to Philadelphia alone. Florida, to be sure, con­
1926. On the other hand, the combined total for the tains many prominent winter resorts, which are en­
South Atlantic, the South Central and the Western gaged in rapid plans of development, but borrowing
and Pacific States, which had increased from $505,- on such an extensive scale raises the question
220,571 in 1924 to $540,408,485 in 1925, further whether the program being carried out had not bet­
ter be modified so as to require smaller resort for
slightly increased to $540,879,003 in 1926.
When, however, we go a step further in our proc­ the immediate future to the money and investment
ess of subdividing we find that there has been (or markets. In 1925 also, Florida municipalities had
rather was during 1926) a general tendency to re­ been free with their bond offerings, but the aggre­
duce borrowing throughout the country, except in gate for that year reached only $94,989,471. In
the case of the North Atlantic tier of States in the 1924 the Florida total reached only $38,144,997.
One feature of the large aggregate for Florida is
one case and the South Atlantic group in the other.
In the North Central group the new bond issues its wide distribution among the municipalities all
reached only $287,762,037 in 1926, against $369,940,- over the State, though whether favorable or unfa­
917 in 1925, and $404,949,082 in 1924. In the South vorable conclusions are to be drawn from this is a
Central division the amount was only $117,286,328 question. It may be merely that it reflects a gen­
in 1926, against $136,668,084 in 1925 and $137,341,- eral tendency to indulge in borrowing. Miami put
971 in 1924, and in the Western or Pacific division out $6,446,000 bonds during the year 1926; Miami
$166,000,375 in 1926, against $181,599,430 and $203,- Beach, $2,822,000; Palm Beach, $2,000,000; the va­
216,498 in 1925 and 1924, respectively. In other rious Palm Beach County road and school
words, the trend in all these parts of the country districts, $1,265,000; West Palm Beach, $8,775,has been in the direction of diminished borrowing. 000; St. Petersburg, $4,100,000; Tampa, $6,148,000;
On the other hand, in the North Atlantic States Sanford, $2,541,000; Jacksonville, $1,280,000; Coral
and also in the South Atlantic States the tendency Gables, $2,187,000; Charlotte County and its school
has been in the opposite direction, that is towards districts, $3,176,000; Dade County and its school
increased borrowing. In the North Atlantic States districts, $5,612,000; Clearwater, $4,446,000; Fort
the total of the new bond issues in 1926 was $536,- Lauderdale, $3,788,000; Hillsborough County and
416,424, against $489,288,590 in 1925 and $488,783,- its road, bridge and school districts, $7,733,000 ; Pin­
505 in 1924. And in the South Atlantic States the ellas County and its school and road districts,
total of the emissions in 1926 was $257,592,300, $3,395,000 ; Orange County and its school districts,
against $222,140,971 in 1925 and $164,662,102 in $2,630,000; Manatee County and its school and
1924. The North Atlantic division includes New drainage districts, $2,242,000; Lake Worth Inlet dis­
York City and Philadelphia, in both of which large trict, $3,250,000. In the following we bring together
amounts are being spent for rapid transit purposes, the more important of the Florida places putting out
and it also includes many moderate-sized cities en­ bonds during the year:
gaged in promoting municipal activities of one kind
or another. It happens that Philadelphia floated a
smaller aggregate of bonds in 1926 than in 1925,
though the amounts were very large in both years.
In addition, an entirely new borrower has appeared
in the Port of New York Authority, which came into
the market in 1926 with no less than $34,000,000 of
new bonds. If allowance be made for this entirely




Bradentown, 5J-£s & Gs_____
Broward County, 5
j ___
School districts, 5 V£s & 6s
Charlotte County, 6s______
School districts, 6s______
Clearwater, 5 y2s & 6s______
Coral Gables, 5J^s & 6s____
Dade County, 5s___________
School districts, 6s______
Fort Lauderdale, 6s_______
Fort Pierce, 5 s & 6 s ________
Hillsborough Co.. 5s<fe5h(SRoad & Bdge. Dist., 6s__
School districts, 5s & 6s_.
Hollywood, 6s — l_________
Interbay Drain. Dist., 6s__.
Jacksonville, 5s & 6s_______

$1,670,001
800,001
1,265,000
2,076,000
200,000
4,446,000
2,187,000
1,300,000
4,312,000
3,788,000
1,931,500
1,935,000
2,350,000
3,448,000
1,000.000
2,000,000
1,280,000

Lakeland, 5^s & 6s_______
Lake Worth Inlet Dist., 5K s
Manatee County, 5s & 5J£s_
School District, 5 ^ 8 & 6s
Drainage District, 6s____
Marion County, 5V£s______
Miami, 5s--------------------------Miami Beach, 5 J^s & 6s____
Orange County, 5s________
School districts, 5s & 5J^s
Orlando, 5s-------------------------Osceola County, 6s________
School districts, 6s______
Palm Beach, 5s____________
Palm Beach County—
School districts, 5 1 s & 6s
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Road districts " ‘ '

53,388,000
3,250,000
1,480,000
505,000'
257,000
1,625,000
6,446,000
2,822,000
1,240,000
1,390,000
1,737,000
2,000,000
130,000
2,000,000
1,230,000
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Pinellas County, 6s________
Softool District, 6s_______
Road District, 6s_________
Polk County, 6s____________
Road districts, 5Hs & 6s.
St. Johns County, 5s_______
School districts, 6s______
St. Lucie Inlet Dist., 54£s_.
St. Petersburg, 5s & 6s_____
Sanford, 5 J^s & 6s__________
Sarasota County, 6s_______
School districts, 5J^s____
Tampa, 43^s, 4% s & 5s____

5250.000
1.870.000
1.275.000
642.000
429.000
900.000
250.000
1 , 000,000
4.100.000
2.541.000
1.461.000
400.000
6.148.000

Volusia County, 6s_________
Road districts, 6s_______
School districts, 5Jis & 6s
West Palm Beach, 5s______
Winter Haven, 6s__________
School District, 6s_______
Winter Park, 5 ><is & 6s_____

5300,000
325,000
1,265,000
8,775,000
1,290,000
150,000
1,252,000
5101,046,500

Other places_______________

34,472,400
S135.518.900

Iii the table we now subjoin we furnish a compari­
son of the bond disposals for the different geo­
graphical divisions for all the years back to 1915.
BONDS DISPOSED OF BY STATES AND MUNICIPALITIES ACCORDING
TO GEOGRAPHICAL DIVISIONS.
Cal. Years.

1926.

1925.

1924.

1923.

1922.

1921.

$
S
S
'
S
$
5
North Atl. 536,416,424 489,288,590 488,783,505 204,406,445306,712,631 322,026,979

Nor. Cent. 287,762,037 369,940,917 404,949,082,430,323,196|371,698,048 442,168,535
Total__ 824,178,461 859,229,507 893,732,587,634,729,641 678,410,679 764,195,514
South Atl. 257,592,300 222,140,971 164,662,102'161,798,000 152,847,050 133,964,275
Sou. Cent. 117,286,328 136,668,084'137,341,971107,798,426 121,996,043 108,192,441
Western or
Pac. Dlv. 166,000,375 181,599,430 203,216,498158,793,756 148,663,541 202,416,044
Total__ 540,879,003 540,408,485 505,220,571 428,390,282 423,506,634 444,572,760
Grand tot. 1365057 464 1399637992'1398953 158 1063119823 1101917313 1208768 274
Cal. Years.!

1920.

1919.

1918.

$

$

$

| 1917.

1916.

1915.

8

North Atl. 164,021,803 126,787,408 62,418,032 175,977,685 174,405,716 208,213,654
Nor. Cent. 265,312,587 190,876,129100,312,269 141,313,068 128,078,530! 137,208,751
Total__ 429,334,390 317,663,537 162,730,301 317,290,753 302,484,246 345,422,405
South Atl. 60,811,524 53,096,148 19,867,178 31,434,837 40,984,531 41,916,520
Sou. Cent. 77,357,114 165,984,142 55,476,941 52,957,073 56,942,261 55,312,624
Western or
Pac. Dlv. 115,685,227 154,775,087 58,446,038 49,596,099 56,729,917 55,906,444
Total__ 253,853,865 373,855,377 133,790,157 133,988,009 154,656,709 153,135,588
Grand tot. 683,188,255 691,518,914 296,520,458 451,278,762 457,140,955 498,557,993

Conditions during 1926 were on the whole favor­
able for the sale and distribution of municipal bonds.
Money rates were on a higher level than in the years
immediately preceding (though some manifestation
of this was also in evidence the latter part of 1925),
but the rise reflected Stock Exchange conditions,
where active speculation prevailed, absorbing enor­
mous amounts in brokers’ loans, and the investment
demand for all classes of bonds remained unabated,
with the result that income yields further dimin­
ished. This was a circumstance that benefited all
forms of income-bearing obligations and municipal
bonds did not fail to share therein. In other words,
municipalities found it possible to place new bond
issues at declining rates of interest or, what is the
same thing,at improving prices. The movement has
been in progress with larger or smaller interruptions
in all the more recent years, investors being obliged
to rest satisfied with steadily lowering rates of re­
turn. On the whole, however, study of the sales
during 1926 in the case of the larger municipali­
ties shows very little change, after all, in interest
yield or the cost of the money to the borrowing com­
munities.
It may be recalled that during the first half of
1925 municipal bonds reached the highest levels
since the war and in many cases the highest figures
since many years before the war. As the year pro­
gressed, however, the situation changed, and for a
time during the middle of that year, it was not found
possible to float new bond issues with the same de­
gree of ease and at the same good prices as before.
In the last two months of that year, though (1925),
the course of bond prices generally again changed
for the better and municipal bond values did not
fail to share in the improvement. This improvement
extended into 1926 and was maintained throughout
the twelve months of that year, the course of bond
values being upward, though somewhat of a down­
ward dip occurred the latter part of the year, albeit
a very slight one, after which prices again moved
forward and income yield downward— yet with no




[V ol. 124.

very pronounced change in bond values so far as
leading sales of municipal issues were concerned.
More pronounced evidence that the downward course
of interest rates and of income yields is still in prog­
ress came during the early months of 1927, and since
then the downward movement has been proceeding
at an accelerating pace, as witness the experience of
New York City. On Feb. 16 1926 New York City dis­
posed of |45,000,000 4 % % corporate stock and $30,000,000 of 4 14 % serial bonds on an interest basis of
4.185%. On Jan. 6 1927 it disposed of $60,000,000
41 % corporate stock on a basis of 4.12% . This
/4
shows very little change in the period of almost a
year. But note now the change witnessed in the sale
made last month (May 1927).
Investment and
money market ease in the interval of four months
had become so greatly accentuated that the City felt
justified in offering bonds bearing a lower coupon
rate. For the first time since Dec. 10 1909, a period
of over 17 years, the city invited subscriptions on
issues of corporate stock and bonds bearing a cou­
pon rate of only 4 % . The total of the offering was
$60,000,000 and the City disposed of the whole lot
on an interest basis of 3.938% for the $42,400,000
of corporate stock and an interest basis of 3.935%
for the serial bonds. It should be noted that the
interest basis was somewhat lower even than on the
sale of 1909, when $12,500,000 4% 50-year corporate
stock was disposed of to various bidders at an aver­
age of 3.98% .
The course of municipal bond values generally
during 1926 was much the same as that experienced
by New York City— that is, the change in that year
was not very great as a rule, but striking further im­
provement has come since then, during the early
part of 1927. Philadelphia on April 7 1926 sold $23,000,000 l ^ s and $2,000,000 4%>s to a syndicate on a
basis of $4.27%. On Oct. 18 it sold $25,000,000 414 s
to another syndicate on a basis of 4.24% , and on
Dec. 20 it sold $6,000,000 4 % s on a basis of 4.49% .
There were some Philadelphia sales also during the
year to the City’s sinking funds, but we ignore these,
since they furnish no criterion of the course of the
market. New Bedford, Mass., made three separate
sales of 4s during the year— $1,290,000 on April 6,
on a basis of 3 .9 5 % ; $350,000 July 21, on a basis of
3.94%, and $150,000 Nov. 16, on a basis of 3.93% .
Boston, Mass., placed $4,395,000 4s on May 11, on
a basis of 3.98%, and $3,922,000 4s on Oct. 8, on a
basis of 3.99% . Pawtucket, K. I., sold $475,000 414.S
April 14, on a basis of 4.19% , and $600,000 P(4s Dec.
22 on a basis of 4.21% . Syracuse, N. Y., sold two
issues of 4s— $2,536,000 on June 25 on a basis of
3.99% , and $1,180,000 on Oct. 29 (along with $420,000 414 s and $25,000 3 % s) on a basis of 4.06%.
Beading, Pa., placed $578,000 5s May 26 on a basis
of 4.23% , and $850,000 4 14 s Oct. 8 on a basis of
4.19% . Newark, N. J., on July 26 disposed of $1,971,000 434s on a basis of 4.15% , and on Nov. 8 $1,985,000 4s on a basis of 4.19% . Saginaw, Mich., sold
$720,000 414^ on March 16 on a basis of 4.22% , and
$250,000 414 s on June 14 on a basis of 4.18% . Cin­
cinnati School District made three sales of U / 2S in
1926— $990,000 Feb. 8 on a basis of 4.29% , $990,000
April 12 on a basis of 4.26% and $550,000 May 24
on a 4.20% basis.
The Chicago Sanitary District sold $5,000,000 4s
April 1 on a basis of 4.22% , $5,000,000 4i%s May 27
on a basis of 4.24% and $5,000,000 4 % s Aug. 5 on a
basis of 4.24%. Omaha, Neb., placed $875,000 41,4s

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STATE AND MUNICIPAL COMPENDIUM

and $79,000 l 1
/^8 on Feb. 3 on a basis of 4.27% and
$253,000 4s and $147,000 4 % s June 7 on a basis of
4.17% .
Tlie Kansas City School District sold
$1,000-000 4% s on March 22 on a basis of 4.23% and
$1,000,000 4%>s Sept. 7 on the same basis. St. Paul,
Minn., disposed of $1,000,000 4% s Jan. 23 on a basis
of 4 .2 2 % ; $760,000 4s and $240,000 4*4 8 on April 7
on a basis of 4.06% and $500,000 4
Dec. 13 on a
basis of 4.11%.
Out on the Pacific Coast, San Francisco made
three sales of 5% bonds— $7,000,000 Jan. 11 on a
basis of 4.60% , $1,000,000 Sept. 7 on a basis of 4.43%
and $2,400,000 Nov. 15 also on a basis of 4.43%.
Long Beach, Cal., placed $500,000 4% s in April on a
basis of 4.49% and $250,000 4 % s Sept. 21 on a basis
of 4.48%.
Portland, Ore., sold $2,000,000 4s
March 4 on a 4.33% basis and $500,000 4]^s Sept.
21 on a 4.38% basis. In the South, Greensboro, N. C.,
disposed of $1,500,000 4!%s on April 26 on a basis of
4.49% and $525,000 4 % s Dec. 21 on a basis of 4.61%.
Jacksonville, Fla., sold $1,000,000 5s June 22 on an
interest basis of 4.49% and $250,000 5s Oct. 13 on a
basis of 4.56%.
The downward tendency of coupon rates in mu­
nicipal bond issues found further illustration in the
sales during 1926. Changes in the rates of interest
at which municipalities do their borrowing in any
period of twelve months are not always reflected in
changes in the interest rates in the bonds themselves,
but where the tendency is strongly in the one direc­
tion or the other, and continues year after year,
this tendency clearly appears in an advance or a de­
cline in the coupon rates in the bonds. The tendency
now for several years has been strongly in the direc­
tion of lower interest rates, just as during the war
it was pronouncedly in the direction of higher inter­
est rates. Classification of the yearly bond issues
according to the coupon interest rate reveals both
tendencies. In 1926, however, owing to the large
amount of Florida issues put out at relatively high
rates of interest the amount and proportion of the
5 % issues again increased. To afford a graphic
ilustration of the course of coupon rates over a long
period of time we insert again the following table
Avith the figures for 1926 added to show the amounts
of new bonds put out at the various rates of interest
in 1901, in 1906 and in 1926 and other recent years.
The percentage of bonds bearing 5% interest and
more increased from 8.60% of the total in 1901 to
12.94% in 1906. In 1921 these high-rate bonds made
up 81.53% of the total, the largest percentage of
bonds placed at these high rates in any one year
since A have been making our compilations. Since
ve
1921, hoAvever, the percentage of these high rate
issues has been rapidly declining. In 1922, the
high-rate issues comprised only 50.70% of the total;
in 1923, 41.38% ; in 1924, 36.37% ; in 1925, 29.39%,
and in 1926, 30.80%. W e now give the table re­
ferred to.
COM PARATIVE INTER EST RATES, E X C L U D IN G
SIN KIN G FU N D TA K IN G S.
1926.
S

PC of
Total

1925.
S

PC of
Total

1924.
S

NEW

PC of
Total

YO R K

C IT Y

1923.
S

PC of
Total

105,000
.01
800,000
.06 3,949,000
.30
167,000
.01
4 per cent.. 187,926,628 14.01 240,445,751 17.55 150,118,528 11.29 98.413,033 9.257
4J4 per cent 286,915,583 21.40 301.745,971 22.01 269,960,412 20.30 101,944,418 9.589
4 M per cent 341.910,311 25.50 318,328,692 23.24 291,179,050 21.89 271,985,084 25.58
i
4?4 per cent 76,223,129 5.68 76.397,727 5.57 109,163,059 8.31 137,851,597 12.96
5 per cent__ 214,578,840 16.00 202,131,305 14.75 280,893,996 21.12 236,714,927 22.26
Higher than
5 per cent 198,503,754 14.80 200,602,247 14.64 202,817,609 15.25 203,272,358 19.12
Unknown &
Unusual.. 34,784,293 2.59 29,953,299 2.18 21,764,756 1.64 12,938,406 1.217
Total____ 1341114 539 100.0 1370404 992! 100 .O 1329846 410 100.0 1063119 823 100.0
'




PC of\
Total|

1922.
S
530,000
84,000

.05!
.01

1921.
$

PC of
Total]

9
PC of
Total

1906.
$

1901.
$

PC of
Total

________
________

____1 5,257,456 2.77 19,971,249 14.25
____ 19}l69}650 10.09 68.693}268 49.00
*
I
4 per cent-- 105,015,607 9.530' 32,892,164 2.72 120,130,280 63.22 27,576,476 19.67
4J4 per cent 130,893,94911.86! 3,312,000
.271
254,000 0.13
229,000
.17
4}4 per cent 218,822,559 19.86 125,009,650'10.34l 14,598,010 7.68 5,214,978 3.72
*
4M per cent 56,131,570 5.09' 36,393,131 3.01!
*
|
5 per cent.. 306,860,626 27.85 329,651,611 27.27; 17,436,088 9.18 9,301,985 6.63
Higher than
|
5 per cent 251,785,313 22.85 655,828,819'54.26: 7,146,959 3.76 2,758,797 1.97
Unknown &
>
1
j
Unusual-- 31,993,6S9 2.90} 25,680,899 2.131 6,027,828 3.17 6,439,746 4.59
3M per cent

Total____ 1101917 313100.0120876S 274ll00.0 190,020,27l|l00.0 140,185,499100.0
* In years previous to 1921 issuance of 3 M % and 4 M % bonds was so rare that
their classification under spearate headings was not practicable.

Note.— New York City Sinking Fund takings were formerly very low-rate issues
and could not be accepted as affording any criterion of market conditions. We
therefore then eliminated them entirely in this table. We are continuing the prac­
tice, even though the interest rates on bonds so issued are now nearly on a level
with market prices, in order to keep the table uniform. In 1926 these sinking fund
transactions totaled 823,942,925, in 1925 they totaled $29,233,000, in 1924 the
amount was $69,106,748, in 1923 no bends went to the sinking fund, in 1922 there
were $2,764,316, in 1921 there were none, in 1906 the amount was $11,723,075,
and in 1901, $9,313,919.

W e exclude the NeAv York City sinking fund tak­
ings, as these in the past have been very Ioav rate
issues and could not be accepted as affording any cri­
terion of market conditions, though the practice now
is different. The particular years selected have been
chosen because they mark periods of changes in the
trend. On a subsequent page of this issue (see page
244) A’e print a complete table covering all the
A
years from 1901 to 1926.

It remains to make one further comparison,
namely, to show the different purposes for which
the bonds have been issued from year to year. Such
a classification appears in the table which we norv
introduce. Decreases appear in 1926 under many,
of the minor headings and also in some of the major
purposes for Avhich municipal bond issues are put
out, but the bulk of the whole is still found under
five main dirdsions: (1) Streets, roads, etc.; (2)
schools; (3) Avater; (4) seAvers, and (5) general improA'ements. The latter item has groAvn enormously
in recent years. The issues for special purposes, like
rapid transit, etc., are also increasing. Bonds for
soldier bonus payments are, of course, disappearing.
The folloAA7
ing is the table referred to, shoAving the
bond disposals for each of the last four years accord­
ing to the purpose for Avhich the bonds were issued:
PURPOSES FOR W H IC H BONDS W E R E ISSUED.

Calendar
Year.

1926.
S

\pCof\
j Total

1925.
$

PC of
Total

1924.
$

i

PC of

|Total

1

1923.

S

PC of
Total

Grand total- 1365057 464100.011399637992 100.0 1398953 158100.01063119 823 100.0
Refunding.. 21,516,785, 1.58 47,544,926, 3.40 19,315,270 1.38 20,002,0851.882
Net add'n.. 1343540 679 98.42! 1352093066 96.60 1379637 888 98.621043117 73898.11
ater_____ 142,938,86510.47117,262,869 8.38144,213,96510.31 86,831,3958.168
^bridges,&c364,808,734'26.72392,675,62828.06 380,770,581 27.22314,465,826 29.58
Sewers......... |l08,559,398j 7.95130,485,755] 9.32 94,456,492 6.75 89,219,4138.392
1.62 208,328,96019.59
Schools____
.14288,,
Buildings... 71,002,374 5.20 58,218,293 4.16 88,661,962 6.34 47,249,988 4.444
Parks______ 41,823,294 3-06: 20,366,782 1.45 30,739,567 2.20 29,879,8552.811
Light & gas. 12,498,795
•9ll 19,969,972 1.43 20,501,310 1.46 15,795,111 1.486
Funding . . . 10,591,684
.78 15,137,101 1.08 16,277,691 1.16 19,425,5601.827
Improvem’t 230,243,546 16.87 91,611,630 13.69 07.652.317 7.70 63,488,928 5.972
.29 7,650,000
.55 72,050,000 5.15 92,000.000 8.654
Soldier bon’s 4,000,000
8,124,000
.60 9,807,300
.70 16.071,000 1.15 4,053.600 .381
Flood prev
Harbor and
waterfront 17,951,000 1.32 15,328,000 1.09 26,388,800 1.89^ 19,539,5601.837
Rap. trans.
I
1
1
(
ferries and
.92 25,831,000 1.85 18,116,5001.704
canals___ 45,107,000 3.30 12,857,000
Irrigation . . 13,610,000 1.00 22,696,550 1.62 19,357,700 1.38 14,474,6251.361
.88 14,105,446 1.01 48,142,753; 3.44 20,248,417 1.905
Miscellan’s . 12,007,576
1343540 679 98.42 1352093066 96.60 1379637 888 98.62 1043117 738 98.11

It Avill be seen from the foregoing that after ap­
portioning the amounts under the different heads,
an aggregate of $12,007,576 remains for 1926 under
the designation “miscellaneous.” Keference to one
of the footnotes in our detailed tabular statements
on pages 13 and 14 will shoAV that the $12,007,576
consists in the main of bonds issued for purposes
which A7 are unable to classify under our headings.
Ae
In conclusion, Ave Avill reiterate Avhat we have said
in previous years, namely that our figures deal only
Avith issues of a permanent character such as, by
their nature, constitute a real addition to the debts

STATE AND MUNICIPAL COMPENDIUM

10

of the municipalities. W e 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 foot­
ings. As the best explanation of our reasons for ex­
cluding floating-debt obligations, we may refer to
the case of New York City, which during 1926 issued
no less than $299,120,000 of temporary obligations
in anticipation of taxes, and redeemed $303,434,235
of the same class of obligations, and also issued
$127,795,000 of corporate stock notes (a new form
of obligation since 1912), and retired $109,950,000.
In order that the reader may know what the grand
aggregate of sales for the twelve months would be
with all these various items included, we will say
that the total in that event would be almost $2,200,000,000. The actual municipal bond sales for the
twelve months within the territorial limits of the
United States were, we have seen, $1,365,057,464, the
temporary loans reached $608,634,019, sales of per­
manent securities of Canada were $167,980,614, in­
cluding a Dominion loan of $40,000,000 floated in
February; general fund bonds of New York City
$43,250,000; besides which bonds were issued by
United States territories and possessions as follows:
Philippine Islands, $329,500; Territory of Hawaii,
$3,345,000; Honolulu, $1,000,000, and Porto Rico
and its municipalities, $5,748,000, making a grand
total of $2,195,344,697. In the following we fur­
nish a five-year tabular comparison of the various
classes of new issues. A two-page tabular presenta­
tion of the sales of a permanent character within the
limits of the United States for the late year appears
on pages 13 and 14.
uU Cai. Year

1926.

1925.

1924.

1923.

1922.

$
loans—
$
$
Perm.OT.S.) 1,365,057,464 1,399,637,992 1,398,953,1581,063,f l 9 ,823 1,101,917,313
*Tem.(U.S.) 608,634,019 857,168,702 902,032,475 625,819,991 453.431,823
Canada(per.) 167,980,614 300,771,019 329,307,124 360,271,503 299,139,917
Bonds U. S.
possessions.
10,422,500
8,715,000
8,830,000
8,186,000
47.023.000
Gen.fund bds.
(N .Y .C ity).
43,250,000
41,000,000
37.500.000
39,500,000
38,500,000
Total allloans
(12 months) 2,195,344,6972,607,292,713 2,678,622,757 2,095,897,317 1,939,012,053
* Includes temporary securities (revenue bonds and corporate stock notes) Issued
by New York City, $426,915,000 in 1926, $692,289,000 In 1925, $730,876,940 In
1924, $491,692,800 in 1923 and $329,474,281 in 1922.

[V ol. 124.

W e wish again to emphasize the point that as
against the new issues allowance must be made for
the redemptions and retirements of old issues of
municipal bonds. This is a growing item. The sub­
ject is dealt with in a subsequent article. It is only
quite recently that we have begun to compile the
amounts of these redemptions and retirements and
which constitute an extinguishment of pre-existing
municipal indebtedness. W e began with the figures
for the calendar year 1923 and have continued the
process of collecting and compiling the statistics in
the three calendar years since then. As the subject
is dealt with at length in a subsequent article of this
publication we will say here only that in 1923 we
found that a total of $234,480,299 of municipal in­
debtedness had been paid off or retired, that in 1924
we ascertained in similar manner that the aggregate
of old debt wiped out was even larger, being $261,520,657, that for 1925 the amount was increased
still further and reached $284,278,408, and now for
1926 the total is up to $337,538,890. In other words,
while in 1926, as we have seen, $1,365,057,464 of new
municipal indebtedness was created, $337,538,890 of
old indebtedness was expunged, leaving the net ad­
dition $1,027,518,574. Similarly, while in 1925 the
amount of new indebtedness was $1,399,637,992, the
net addition was only $1,115,359,584. So, too, in
1924, though the amount of new indebtedness was
$1,398,953,158, the net increase in debt is found to
have been only $1,137,432,501, if allowance is made
for the $261,520,657 of old debt extinguished. In
1923, with the gross increase of municipal indebted­
ness $1,063,119,823, the net increase was only $828,639,524. In tabular form the net increase, as dis­
tinguished from the gross increase, for the last four
years is shown in the following:
GROSS A N D N E T INCREASE IN M U N IC IPA L
IN DEBTED N ESS.
1926.

1925.

1924.

1923.

New issues_ 1,365,057,464 1,399,637,992 1,398,953,158 1,063,119,823
_
R etirem ents.. 337,538,890
284,278,408
261,520,657
234,480,299
Net additionl,027,518,574 1,115,359,584 1,137,432,501

828,639,524

The R edem ption and R etirem en t o f S tate and M unicipal Bonds
during 1926— The E xtent o f the Totals.
W e have again undertaken compilation of the
municipal bond retirements, our figures this time
covering the calendar year 1926.
For the past
twenty-six years we have been publishing each year
very extended and comprehensive analyses of the
sales of State and municipal bonds arranged to fur­
nish a variety and body of data which we believe we
are correct in saying has never been equaled either
in this country or elsewhere. These elaborate an­
nual compilations not only undertake to show the
disposals during each calendar year, according to
States and geographical divisions, but they also in­
dicate, within the same groupings, the kinds of the
different issues— how much representing State
bonds, how much County bonds, how much school
districts and how much Cit}T town and village bonds.
,
The tables also give for each State and geographical
division the amounts of bonds disposed of at the dif­
ferent coupon rates of interest and furthermore de­
fine the purposes for which the bonds have been
issue, whether for schools, or for streets, or for sew­




ers, or for water, or for any of a number of other dif­
ferent purposes, the amounts under each of these
different heads being stated. In the elaborate table
appearing on page 244 we furnish a summary
of the grand totals for the whole twenty-six years,
in convenient form for record and consultation, for
the benefit of our readers and as a contribution to
the study of the subject.
But while having thus fully covered the new issues
from year to year, which since the war have been
assuming growing dimensions, up to 1923 we had
never undertaken to compile statistics regarding the
bond redemptions and the bond retirements that are
steadily going on, year in and year out. It is almost
needless to say, for the fact is self-evident, that the
new issues made from year to year do not represent
to the same extent additions to the total indebted­
ness of the municipalities, for debt is being paid off
as well as being created, and the true measure of the
|growth of such indebtedness is to be found only in
! taking the difference between the two amounts. But

J une, 1926.]

STATE AND MUNICIPAL COMPENDIUM

one of the two main factors necessary for the deter­
mination of the growth in net indebtedness has al­
ways been lacking, for, as far as our knowledge on
the subject goes— and we can truthfully aver that it
is very extensive— no attempt has ever been made
in this country to arrive at even an approximate
idea, year after year, of the amount of the bond
issues being taken up and which to that extent form
an offset to the new bonds being put out.
There should be no confusion on the part of the
reader as to what we have in mind when we speak
of the municipal obligations being issued and the
municipal obligations being taken up. In both cases
we have reference only to long-term and more or less
permanent forms of issues. W e do not have in con­
templation temporary indebtedness of any kind.
Temporary borrowings in anticipation of taxes, or
for other purposes, have always been rigidly ex­
cluded from our compilations of new bond issues.
Nearly all municipalities are obliged at one time or
another to borrow in anticipation of taxes and in
the New England States the practice of borrowing
on temporary notes has become quite common and
these notes, too, are in many cases publicly offered,
and discounted at very low rates of interest. Such
borrowing is often repeated several times in a year,
but its transient character is never changed, and
while temporary borroAvings of this kind reach sev­
eral hundred million dollars a year in the aggregate,
the amounts of the temporary borrowings paid off
are of equal magnitude and little or no change in per­
manent indebtedness ensues; and from their very
nature such borroAAr
ings have no place in compila­
tions and discussions dealing with the yearly dispos­
als of new bond issues. W e have always observed
this rule in our compilations of the bond sales; and
for the same reason, in dealing with the bond re­
demptions and bond retirements, we confine ourselves strictly to long-term indebtedness.
W e were previously deterred from entering upon
the work of making up the figures to show the bonds
redeemed or taken up because of the appalling mag­
nitude of the task. A moment’s consideration will
show that the use of the word “ appalling” is not an
exaggeration. Retirements are effected in a number
of different ways. The simplest form is when the
whole issue matures at a given date in a given year.
But the most common method, and that which is now
almost exclusively used throughout New England
and a good many other large Northern States, is that
of issuing bonds in serial form with a certain amount
of the loan maturing each year. There are thou­
sands upon thousands of cities, towns, villages,
school districts and other civil divisions that ha\’e
bonds outstanding in serial form and while each of
the minor units may not be very important by itself
the grand total of them all reaches a very consider­
able aggregate. Moreo\T the different municipali­
er,
ties and other civil divisions, large and small, ha\T
e
a multiplicity of different issues outstanding. Even
in the case of the very smallest places there may be
half a dozen or more different issues of serial bonds
outstanding, the amounts being in relation to the
size of the place itself, namely very small and of lit­
tle consequence except as part of a general aggregate
of large dimensions. On the other hand, in the case
of the places of greater magnitude, the number of
different issues being paid off may run up into the
hundreds and for the very largest cities instances are
not lacking where the number actually exceeds a
thousand. Buffalo, for instance (as may be seen by




11

reference to that city’s statement on a subsequent
page), has 39S separate issues outstanding; Lynn,
Mass., 174; Fall River, 181; New Bedford, 174; Cam­
bridge, 193; Brockton, Mass., 178; Boston, 437, and
Cincinnati 686. This makes an aggregate of 2,421
separate issues for only eight places. Hence it is the
literal truth to say that in the matter of separate
issues, computing the redemptions involves consid­
eration of tens of thousands upon tens of thousands
of cases.
But even this does not portray fully the difficul­
ties confronting the investigator in the work. The
bonds with a straight maturity date are one thing.
Here the amount and the date of maturity are
usually known, though even in these cases it may be
necessary to deal with amounts as small as $1,000 or
with sums running up into the millions. The bonds
issued in serial form and payable in yearly install­
ments are the ones that present the most formidable
task. They constitute by far the most numerous
class. Payment may extend over five years, or ten
years, or fifteen years, or thirty or forty years, and
inasmuch as generally the records available show
only the total amount issue and the number of
years over which payment extends, computations
have to be made in each instance as to just how much
is payable each year. Here again the work is the
same, whether the issue is large or small; $50,000 or
more may fall due each year or only $1,000 or $2,000.
Altogether it Avill be seen that the task is an hercu­
lean one, at least for a private investigator, and
hence is correctly described as “ appalling” in mag­
nitude.
However, after long hesitation, and at the in­
stance of high public officials, A finally took up the
ve
work, beginning with the calendar year 1923 in our
State and Municipal Compendium for June 1924, re­
peating the operation in our State and City Com­
pendium for June 1925, in which we dealt with the
results for the calendar year 1924, continued
the task in our Compendium for June 1926,
in which we gaA7
e the calculations for the
calendar year 1925, and are noAv presenting
the figures for twelve months later-—
that is
shoAving the bond retirements for the calendar year
1926. The pressing need for information on the sub­
ject has seemed to make it incumbent upon us to
compile the figures and the public importance of the
matter has prompted us to waive the objections we
had so long entertained on the score of labor and
cost involved. The results of our investigation ap­
pear in the tabular statement further beloAv.
A feAv Avords as to the methods pursued by us in
the compilation of the figures are desirable. Owing
to the magnitude of the task, as outlined in what
has been said above, Ar have sought to minimize our
Ae
labors as much as possible and have tried to obtain
reports from the municipalities themselves in the
case of all the more important cities, the purpose
being to avoid the necessity, at least in the case of
these larger places, of making separate computations
for each of their numerous issues. These appeals
have been successful in about 60% of the cases. For
the remaining 40% of the places the basis of the
computation has been the statements given in our
State and Municipal Compendium— both Part I and
Part II, the former issued in June and the latter in
December. The State and Municipal Compendium
has also been the source of our information in the
case of the thousands of minor civil divisions, whe7^
*
we knew a direct appeal Avould prove of little avail.

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12

Our State and Municipal Compendium has thus bee i
the basis for the greater part of our work.
The result of our labors is that we find that during
the calendar year 1926 an aggregate of $337,538,890
of State and Municipal bonds was paid off or retired.
This compares with $284,278,408 in the calendaryear 1925, with $261,520,657 in the year 1924 and
with $234,480,299 in 1923, showing that the retire­
ments are growing larger with each succeeding year.
Of the amount $217,666,068 bonds consisted of the
obligations of cities, towns and villages, as against
$174,126,102 in 1925, $164,308,925 in 1924 and $149,574,299 in 1923; $36,020,607 were school district
bonds, against $27,108,171 in 1925, $24,261,721 in
1924 and $17,198,000 in 1923; $43,694,580 were
county bonds, against $43,958,805 in 1925, $43,468,303 in 1924 and $33,729,500 in 1923; and $40,157,635
were State bonds, against $39,085,330 in 1925, $29,481,708 in 1924 and $33,978,500 in 1923. In the
table below we show the amounts for eadh of the dif­
ferent States separately.
AMOUNT OF STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS RETIRED
IN 1926.
Grand
Total.
Maine_________
New Hampshire
Vermont_______
Massachusetts. _
Rhode Island___
Connecticut____
New Y ork_____
New Jersey____
Pennsylvania_
_
Delaware______
Maryland______
O h io__________
In d ian a_______
Illinois________
Michigan____
W isconsin___
Minnesota___
Iowa________
Missouri_____
North D akota..
South Dakota. _
Nebraska___
Kansas_____
M ontana___
W yom ing___
Idaho ______
C olorado___
Utah_______
New M exico_
_
A rizo n a ______
Oklahoma____
California_____
Oregon_______
Washington_
_
N e v a d a ______
V irginia______
West Virginia. .
Kentucky_____
Tennessee___
North Carolina
South Carolina
G eorgia______
Florida_______
A labam a_____

1,218,000
1,050,800
391,600
22.181,670
1,252,300
4,051,500
57,805,205
28,529,024
10,771,750
686,385
6,864.453
46,362,216
5,449,260
21,953.600
11.097,509

State
Bonds.
S
469,800
10,000
1,882,000

County
Bonds.
%
7,100
30,000
2,000
532,000

27,000
2,936,000 2,394,100
7,220,300
3,269,150
183,785
142,300
3,872,000
323,500
2,163,300 9,263,460
25,000
873,550
4,805,400 1,322,100
1.142,500
2,664,550
2,240,000 1,779,800
1,100,000 1,824,100
2,190,400
775.900
250,000
26,000
516,700
35,000
135,000
1,000,000
533,500
___
314,100
9,000
12,000
1,533,000
111,000
125,000
64,800
____
76,000
____
5,000
. _
331,000
312,250
361,100
2,213,600 1,543,200
1.309,700
751,900
525,000
400,000
68,000
126,000
____ 144,000
. .
697,600
11,400
165,700
490,900
611,200
105,300
164.200
5,000,000
557,000
3,915.000
298,800
....... 467,800
____
39,500

School
District
Bonds.
S
36,800
17,000
148,400
1,402,500
866,900
2,734,100
74,300
8,179,027
2,126,500
1,446,250
1,999,300
122,685
759,500
2,192,800
581,700
23,000
115,600
218,800
741,500
90,300
126,300
6,400
229,800
213,050
3,500
172,000
537,400
5,608,045
208,650
974,000
40,000
325,000
42,000
2,481,500
61.500
8,000
99,700

City, Tenon
and Village
Bonds, &c.
$
741,100
984,000
362,600
19,767,670
1,252,300
3,876,100
51,072,605
20,441,824
4,768,500
286,000
2,668,953
26,756,429
2,424,210
14,379,850
7,955,709
1,885.954
6,496,442
1,239.100
1,314,700
102,000
164,900
961,100
1,700,000
303,600
143,100
217,600
1,340,800
269,800
112.300
77.400
705,020
14,751,695
2,448,500
2,423,500
49,500
1,268 250
556,700
845,800
3,746,400
3,427,689
498,000
1.175,425
2,635,600
259.200

Grand
Total.
Mississippi__
Louisiana___
Arkansas ___
T exas_______
Island Territories
& Possessions
Total
Total
Total
Total

1926...
1925...
1924...
1923. ..

2,344,793
3.136,200
2,817,600
3,890.720

State
Bonds.
289,400
672.700

[V ol. 124.
County
Bonds.

School
District
Bonds.

S

194,800
1,040,370

33,500
577,600
29,700
366,000

1,194,293
1,885,900
2,593,100
2,484,350

43,694,580
43,958,805
43,468,303
33,729,500

36.020,607
27,108,171
24,261,721
17,198.000

217,666,068
174,126,102
164,308,925
149,574,299

827,600

650,500
337,538,890
284,278,408
261,520.657
234,480,299

City, Town
and Village
Bonds, &c.

650,500
40,157,635
39,085,330
29.481,708
33,978,500

In the nature of the case we cannot claim exactness
either fo'a the figures of the separate States, or for
the grand total. One thing we can affirm with ab­
solute positiveness and that is that the totals are
unquestionably beloiv the mark, not above it. The
statements in our State and Municipal Compendium
contain not a few instances of serial issues outstand­
ing where, notwithstanding efforts continued year
by year to get the information, we have never been
able to obtain particulars regarding the amounts of
the yearly installments. These of course we had to
ignore in making our computations. A much mere
important matter is that the returns in our State
and Municipal Compendium are limited as a rule to
civil divisions having an indebtedness of $25,000 or
more, while there are numerous places having bonds
outstanding to an aggregate of less than $25,000.
How much these latter would add to the total of the
retirements in the different years, if they were in­
cluded, we are unable to state.
Our present
compilations possess great value, nevertheless, as
affording some idea of the extent of these retire­
ments which now at, say, $340,000,000 a year are
as large as the entire total of new issues fifteen
or sixteen years ago, the amount of the yearly
sales as recently as 1910 having been only slightly
above $320,000,000.
W ith these facts before us, too, it is obvious that
allegations of municipal extravagance will hereafter
have to be based not on the gross total of 1,300 or
1,400 million dollars of new issues a year, but upon
the net total as diminished by the $340,000,000 of re­
tirements, while criticism regarding the growth in
the volume of tax exempt securities will have to be
modified in like manner. It is proper to add that in
our compilations we have of course taken no account
whatever of accretions of cash in sinking fund. The
effect of these will appear in the bond retirements
of subsequent years.

M unicipal B ond Sales in United S tates for the Years 1901-1926.
In the following we furnish a record of the municipal bond issues in the United States for each of the
years from 1901 to 1926, both inclusive. We have no space to comment at length on the numerous interesting
features brought out by this comparison, and will direct attention here only to the increasing part played by
State and county bonds in the totals and the rise in the rate of interest. In 1901 the 3 % issues formed
8.42% of the total, the 33^% bonds 52.41% and the 4 % issues 20.96% . In 1925 and 1926, on the other
hand, there were no issues of 3 % bonds and the 33^% bonds in 1925 formed only 0 .0 6 % of the total and
in 1926 but 0 .0 1 % . The 4s, however, which in 1921 contributed only 2.72% of the total, are again assuming
growing importance under the reduction in the rate of return which has become a feature of all classes of
investments in more recent years and in 1925 constituted 19.27% of the aggregate and in 1926 15.52% .
State and county bonds constituted only 22.77% of the whole in 1901 and but 15.41% in 1902, while in
1919 they contributed 4 3.54% , though for 1926 the ratio is back to 24.54% .
[For detailed table of the

yearly aggregate of these sales see the last page of this publication-—page 224.]




M U N ICIPA L BOND SALES FOR YEAR 1926, ANALYZED
States and Geographical
Divisions.

North Atlantic Division. _

State
Bonds.

County
Bonds.

School
District
Bonds.

City, Town
& Village
Bonds.

4
Per Cent.

4M
Per Cent.

4^
Per Cent.

Per Cent.

5
Per Cent.

5M
Per Cent.

Per Cent.

5
'A

5M
Per Cent.

6
Per Cent.

Higher
Than
6 Per Cent.

Un­
known.

Un­
usual.

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$
$
5.308.000
75.000
570.000
630.000
40.000
100.000
40.000
315.000
29.588.000
635.000
82.000
2.500.000 3.940.000
140.000
1.798.000
5.301.000
863.000
: : : : : : *76,298,227 85,893,716 *67,261,605
2.123.000 27,246,000 43,389,940
17.782.000 94,790,500 25,390,175

882,400
8,167,000
538,500

6,216,187
8,428,375
1,540,600

536,416,424 53,833,000 57,558,150 41,324,950 383,700,324 105,000

136,067,227 218,751,216 137,281,720

9,587,900

16,192,662

South Atlantic D ivision..

257,592,300 30,271,000 54,841,500 26,422,000 146,057,800

Ohio______________________
In d ia n a __________________
Illin ois___________________
Michigan_________________
W iscon sin ________________
Minnesota________________
Iow a______________________
Missouri__________________
North Dakota_______ _____
South Daksota_____________
Nebraska.'________________
Kansas____________________

15,087,832 11,119,912 38,058,217
64,265,961
11.404.700
6,893,417 2,539,041
1,972,242
44.394.700 5,000,000 3,159,300 3.095.000 33,140,400
68,389,669
528,000 8,357,900 12,248,200 47,255,569
3,740,000
200,000
10,212,150
6,272,150
16,954,200
557,747
1.690.000 14,706,453
4,578,042 6,233,700 2,523,122
13,334,864
33,001,400 15,000,000
575.000 4.755.500 12,670,900
214,500 1,198,100
2,741,600
600,000
729,000
60,000
620,000
4,316,150 2,750,000
886,150
9,865,961
147.000 3.896.500 5,822,461
1.215.000 5,669,342
8,880,682
1,996,340

North Central Division. _

287,762,037 23,878,000 45,367,078 48,810,953 169.706,006

Kentucky_________________
Tennessee________________
A la b a m a _________________
Mississippi________________
Louisiana_________________
T ex as____________________
O klahom a________________
Arkansas _________________

8,658,206
14,904,200
13,704,000
11,692,656
16,406,700
38,050,514
7,457,752
6,412,300

South Central D ivision..

117,286,328

M ontana_________
W yoming_________
C o lo ra d o_________
New M exico______
A rizo n a __________
Utah______________
Nevada __________
Idaho _____________
Washington________
Oregon____________
California__________

1.208.500
1.096.500
11,312,884
2,963,000
7.316.300
686,000
70,000
2.329.300
20,246,622
19,531,969
99,239,300

Western Division.

166,000,375

6,100,000
£00,000
1,000,000

3.140.000
3.667.500
479,000
6,268,400
5.632.500
3.833.000
3.050.000
1.258.500

7,600,000 27,328,900
380,000
1,500,000
441,000

30,000
417,500
2,015,000
365,000

1,406,000
390,300
3,062,500
7,988,100
1,145,550
2,211,000

4,112,206
11,236,700
7,125,000
4,533,956
6,711,700
26,229,414
3,262,202
2,942,800

16,203,450 66,153,978
77,600
184.000
1,636,950
944.000
504,800
55,000

275,000
344,500
112,281 2,871,350
1,800,000
4,117,900 3,353,500 2,462,500
7,133,000 12,373,000 30,481,300

750,900
912,500
8,145,934
1.160.500
4.796.500
266,000
70,000
1,709,800
15,462,991
9,598,069
49,252,000

100%

1,100,000
18,822,000
::::::

9.57%

14.97%

12.62%

62.84%

::::::

3,600,000

4,000,000
10,000,000
228,000

—

—

____

—

—

—

—

—

—

3,631,000

—

10,463,410 21,852,190
1,676,219
462.000 2.613.500
9,407,354 3,170,883
1.636.500
100.000
288,000 2,636,600
284,511
825,290
344,500
185.000
1,155,100
173.000
407,250
79,000
804,241
638,500
891,728
552,598

417,500
560,000 1,099,068
281,000

355,000

183,128
460,500
53,000

560,000

355,000

696,628

2,988,997 12,032,506

50,000

125,000
70,000
2,294,000
151,200
2,008,200
67,200,400

95,000
1.310.000
911.000
271.000
623,500
32,000 2.173.000

217,000

220,000 71,848,800

32,000 5,383,500

217,000

1,762,695
193,452
1,474,200
5,859,843
61,650
137.000
30,000
67,500
121.000
118,900
1,377,000

690,485
139,300
793.500
2,083,773
175.000
590,200
673.500
218.000
206.500
47,500
41,000
779,186
114,862

72,750

72,750

1,797,568

135,000
35,000

259,098 5,388,281
356,000
19,500
303,000 1,808,400
197,C O
O

232,687

25,000

10,000
78,500
15,000
64,046

110,000

1,391,149 7,952,914

135,000

11,203,240

47,500 6,505,306

1.295.500
60,000
1.350.000
14.000
927,500 3.295.500
265.000 1,002,200
500,000
1.390.000
489,500
25.000
1.819.500 2,982,988 3,006,868
2.385.000
2.620.000 3.463.000
584,000
190.000
4.607.000 17,633,500
573.000 3,388,800
59,500
1.357.000 2.737.500
280.000
2,326,900
211,000 1,454,700

10,000
65,000
403,500

44,000
879,000
2.378.500
402,800
2.436.500
3,955,680
837,452
605,500

229,706
605.000
291.000
259,500
207.000
41,134 1,132,900
556,300
277,200

6,621,000 29,122,200 13,746,500 33,961,400 4,540,988 10,045,568

478,500

11,539,432

41,134 3,558,606

7,500

311,600
246,500
310,000
1.019.500
6.183.500
3,500

8,500

131.000
342.000
1,319,10C
92,000
257,800
404.000

1,219,800
6,215,347
2,013,749
13,513,400

225,727

122,500
707,588
328,740
135,900

2,795,000
3,100,000
76,000
650,000

2.165.000
7.330.000
4.530.000
750.000
6,841,200
5.645.000
1.615.000
246.000

494,400
637,000

503,000

1,269,200
335,000
20,000

500,077
35,000
43,500

125.000
84,000
365,500
2,258,800 3,528,500
1,587,500
220.000
215,000

—

167,000

2,500,000

345,000
25,000 4,508,281
4,435,050
5,375,850
494,000 21,628,000

167,000

3,137,000

5,457,050 33,975,731

55,000
142,500
802,207
206,000
320,000

70,000
172,000
856,300
442.000 1,407,203
170.000 2,377,500

14,500

132.000
282,000
1.747.000
5,961,379
402.000
2,450,377
3.549.000 57,371,500

6,408,577 70,837,056 4,280,500 6,408,710

32,000 31,036,896

105,000 167,000 211,869,554 286,915,583 341,910,311 76,223,129 214,578,840 16,940,637 53,662,760

1,220,500 126,324,996

—

•01%

•01%

15.52%’

100,000

80,000
877,497 10,858,506
858,000 1,074,000
1,053,500

377.000
100.000
40,000
95,551

45,512,327 41,858,317 112,436,160 23,174,152 37,473,222

20,000
15,000
1,291,000

120,000

14,228,000 29,094,500 23,306,000 56,114,500 6,168,000 27,458,000

2.090.000 21,759,802
1,037,320 8,330,409
275.000 14,520,000
8,047,500 28,196,809
7.001.000
1.238.000
5,195,220 4,402,997 3,176,746
593,500 2.809.000 8,119,063
6,049,500 17,048,400 8,701,500
600,000
150.000
3.615.000
253,000 3,375,000 2,479,437
1,385,100 5,936,394

705.000
600.000
1,000,000

__________

—

23,522,000

'

7,500

1.870.000
75,000
7.145.000
268,000
2.998.000 2,890,000
1.406.000 2.570.000
445.000
1.400.000
2.440.000
613.000 1,933,500
5.110.000 15,870,000
6.385.000 1.439.000 1,995,000
1.115.000
4.792.000
389,500
436.000
1,944,000
8,506,500
211.000
1.781.000
950,000 2,527,000 39,042,500 1,110,000 22,484,000

28,000
23,881,000
9,512,107
::::::

14,991,900 19,321,281 39,562,000 92,125,194

1,365,057,464 130,573,900 204,416,909 172,323,353 857,743,302

$

21.02%

25.05%

5.58%

15.72%

56,000

1.24%

3.93%

10,000

.09%

9.26%

234,227 3,840,628

185,000

185,000

354,861 22,277,037 12,507,256
.03%

1.63%

.91%

* Includes $34,000,000 bonds, o f which $20,000,000 are 4s and $14,000,000 44£s, issued by the Port of New York Authority, which for convenience we treat as a New York municipality, although the “ Port” itself takes in a number of New
Jersey municipalities as well as New York City and part of Westchester County.
Unusual.-— In the column headed Unusual” the total is made up entirely o f odd rates which we are unable to classify under our headings without making the table unwieldy. Included in these figures are $1,000,000 4.10s o f Utica, N . Y .; $420,000
4.20s o f Oneida County, N. Y .; and $879,000 4.10s o f Jersey City, N. J.




M U N IC IP A L C O M PE N D IU M

3,045,000
1,100,000
75,000
770,000
1,100,000
26.235.000 3.092.000 2.916.000
20.227.000
230,000 5,716,000
14.579.000 6.500.000 2.133.000
1.570.000 1.649.000 2,147,500
11,366,500 6,000,000
44.139.000 10,000,000 9.826.000 2.062.000 22.251.000
9,350,700
4.326.000
1.443.500 3.581.200
1.050.500 5.046.200
13,358,200 3,579,000 3,682,500
29,288,000 19,912,000 86,318,900
135,518,900

Percentage_________

3M
Per
Cent.

$
$
1,200,000
1.140.000
462,500
29,456,500 ioY ooo
6.080.000
7,792,000
* 190542616
59,647,333
87,379,375

$
$
$
$
5.383.000 4,183,000
1.240.000
100,000
462,500
30,630,000
675.000
452,500
46,000
6.580.000
500.000
250,000
8.042.000
*248,888,766 28,475,000 16,178,650 13,692,500
93,760,883 10,000,000 15.578.000 8,535,550
141,429,275 10,000,000 25.349.000 18,700,900

Delaware_________________
Maryland_________________
Virginia__________________
West Virginia_____________
North Carolina___________
South Carolina___________
G e o rg ia __________________
Florida____________________

Grand total_____

3A

Per
Cent.

ACCORDING TO INTEREST RATES A N D PLACES ISSUING.

ST A T E A N D

Maine____________________
New Hampshire__________
Vermont__________________
Massachusetts_____________
Rhode Island______________
Connecticut_______________
New Y ork________________
New Jersey_______________
Pennsylvania______________

Grand
Total.

J u ne , 1927.]

ANALYSIS OF MUNICIPAL BOND SALES FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1926— TABLE NO. 1.

w

ANALYSIS OF MUNICIPAL BOND SALES FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1926—TABLE NO. 2.
M U N ICIPAL BOND SALES FOR YEAR 1926 ANALYZED
STATES A N D GEOGRAPHICAL
DIVISIONS.

Total of
Bonds.

Of Which
for
Refunding.

Leaving
Net
Additions.

Water.

Parks
Elec. Light
Roads,
Sewers Schools and General
and
and
School
Buildings
and Gas. Funding.
Streets and
Bridges.
Drainage. Buildings. and Fire. Museums.

ACCORDING TO PURPOSE OF ISSUE.

Improve­
ment.

Soldier
Bonus.

$

$

Harbor Rap. Tran.
and
Ferries
Flood
Irrigation.
Prevention. Waterfront and Canal.

Miscel­
laneous.

Maine____________________
New Hampshire__________
Vermont__________________
Massachusetts____________
Rhode Island_____________
Connecticut______________
New Y ork________________
New Jersey_______________
Pennsylvania_____________

$
5.383.000
55,000
1.240.000
80,000
462,500
100,000
30,630,000
6.580.000
8.042.000
280,000
y 248,888,766 1,019,000
93,760,883
141,429,275
35,000

$
$
$
$
$
$
$
75,000
700.000 4,183,000
245.000
125.000
5.328.000
390.000
150.000
25.000
495.000
105.000
1.240.000
175.000
10.000
115.000
82,500
382,500
6,655,200 4.917.000 5,838,100 3.121.500
30,530,000 3,918,200
877,500
125.000
6.580.000 2.775.000
200.000 2.375.000
890.000
40,000
637.000
7.762.000 2.590.000
300,000 2.720.000
105.000
215.000
247,869,766 29,410,728 y61,372,128 7,670,409 48,479,425 15,176,802 18,763,000
93,760,883 12,552,500 21,046,568 3,673,500 18,963,050 4,562,825 1,843,500
141,394,275 2,119 000 38,150,675 1.901.000 19,181,100 2.872.500
300.000

879,000
266,000
640,000
181,067 32,531,207
371,500 25,794,440
2,075,800 73,054,200

323,000 3,580,000
175,000
50,000
3,450,000 29,913,000
58.000
50.000
510,000

282,000
4.895.000
1.180.000

North Atlantic Division.

536,416,424 1,569,000

534,847,424 54,215,428 132,734,571 18,941,909 98,291,675 26,991,127 22,039,000

753,000 2,898,367 133,316,347

3,881,000 34,228,000

6,557,000

3,045,000
26.235.000
14.579.000
11,366,500
44.139.000
9,350,700
13,358,200
135,518,900

3,045,000
26.235.000
14.339.000
10,934,500
43.849.000
9,319,700
13,130,200
135,279,900

50,000

150,000
75,000

South Atlantic Division
Ohio____________________
Indiana__________________
Illinois__________________
Michigan________________
Wisconsin________________
Minnesota_______________
Iowa____________________
Missouri_________________
North Dakota___________
South Dakota___________
Nebraska________________
Kansas__________________
North Central Division
Kentucky_______________
Tennessee_______________
Alabama________________
Mississippi______________
Louisiana________________
Texas___________________
Oklahoma_______________
Arkansas________________
South Central Division.
M ontana___________________________
W yom ing__________________________
Colorado___________________________
New M exico_______________________
Arizona____________________________
Utah________ _______ ______________
Nevada____________________________
Idaho______________________________
Washington________________________
Oregon_____________________________
California_________ I -----------------------

Percentage_________________________

257,592,300 1,460,000
64,265,961
11,404,700
44,394,700
68,389,669
10,212,150
16,954,200
13,334,864
33,001,400
2,741,600
4,316,150
9,865,961
8,880,682

267.000
506.000
276.000
57,000
1.244.000
2,955,650
5,000
136.000
2.765.000
2.076.000
98,535

287,762,037 10,386,185

21,000
1,250,000

256,132,300 18,988,500 98,126,900 21,252,800 41,032,476 10,210,500 1,169,000

1,668,000

1.208.500
270.000
192,500
1.096.500
11,312,884
953,300
160.000
2,963,000
70,000
7.316.300
686,000
359,000
70,000
457,800
2.329.300
20,246,622
250,000
19,531,969 1,197,000
99,239,300
166,000,375 3,909,600

4,000

10,000
75,000

691,524

312,000

50,000
146,000

982,500

43,000
20,000
835,500
105,000

113,094,328 10,324,300 39,925,198 8,251,880 23,867,950 5,354,500 1,003,500

199,000

425,000 1,780,500

—

...........

861,500

365,400
25,000

162,090,775 35,355,280 13,025,448 5,960,064 45,188,200 9,003,500 1,757,500 8,178,888

200,000

1,567",666
1,842,000

17" 000
200,000

—

134.000
50,000
150.000

—

—

—
—

12,076
163,500
40.000
240,000
15.000
122j220
600,000

179,000

13,444,500

70,000
525.000
125.000

266'666

417,000

55.000
3.595.000
3.397.000
1,658,500
1.721.000
2.106.000
857,000
55.000

20,000
5.000
8.000
38.000
50.000
304,000

235.000
75,600
17,000
13.000
178.000
434,500
2.198.707
1,519,150
30.000
417,527
802.500
944.000
189.000
37,500
168.500
434,800
170.000
15.000
40,000
88.000
70,500
25,000
18,500
70,000
642.000 1,008,000
182,500
2.729.707 1,052,998 2,995,350 1.936.500
4,000,000
4,271,034
537,039 2,352,500
42,000
88,388
2,500
1,807,000 2,080,500 36,481,300 6.942.500 1,755,000 4,015,000

173,500
938,500
904.000
186,000
725.000
10,359,584
230.000
2,803,000
7,246,300 5,650,000
125.000
327.000
70,000
1,871,500
6,000
19,996,622 2,797,780
18,334,969 3,305,000
99,239,300 22,157,000

$

5,084,000 3,956,000

1,473,907 4,437,364 22,945,913

5.078.000
1.220.000
380.000
330,000 1.130.000
842,300
125.000
769,500
3,042,500
9,933,600 2.630.000
1,145,550
320.000
2,276,000

$

3,351,000
555,000

5,084,666

957,524 51,844,600

277,375,852 24,055,357 80,996,617 54,152,745 51,894,112 19,442,747 15,854,294
3,347,706
177,500
3,873,200
575.000
4,005,000
562.000
6,483,856
285.000
7,678,700 1,507,000
9,157,634 3,566,780
2,890,802
953,600
2,483,300
625.000

$

50,000

160,000
70,000 48,087,600

704.375 2,069,264
1,746,526
17,932
5,000
36,100
338.000
70.000
60,000
227.500
126,500 11,124,061
280.000
1,250
584,000 6,305,000
104,200
103.500
728,400
548,200
100,000
449,000
855,400
40,000
10.000
57,150
64,000
352,000
37.000
1,546,826
125,060
41.000

2,900,000
413.000
933.000
122.000
4,910,500
881,800
164,000

$

463.000
697.000
2,437,000

13,655,845 11,126,112 4',390,666 1,751,702
247,489 2.743.500
940,500
96,000
X16951900 3.170.000 2.327.000 13,684,000
14,239,161 12,307,200 1.175.500
160,000
3,670,150 3.116.000
70,000
1,949,450 2.777.000 1.080.000
456,195 4,705,200
625,081
841.500 4.880.500 7.477.500
3,500
141.500
1,320,100
88,500
677,000
620,000
164,000
100,000
826.500 3.848.500
149,092
496,055
1.280.000 1,014,000

8,658,206
8,658,206
14,904,200 1,022,000 . 13,882,200
13,704,000
13,483,000
221,000
11,583,656
11,692,656
109.000
16,406,700
15,606,700
800.000
38,050,514 2,015,000
36,035,514
7,457,752
7,457,752
6,387,300
25,000
6,412,300
117,286,328 4,192,000

113,000

400.000
2.475.000
95,000
75,000
3.274.000 7.575.000 7.150.000 5.600.000 2,601,000
25,000
3.475.000 8.343.000
248.000
978,476
15.000
68,000 8,537,500
153.000
1.464.000
15.000
5,926,500 20,216,000 2,671,500 10.027.000 2,009,000
1.307.000 5,851,200
377.000
1.443.500
120,000
714.000 5,417,700 2.026.000
1.272.500
148,000
20,000
3.824.000 39,711,500 8,532,300 20.172.000 5,302,500 1,124,000

63,998,961
4,224,036 24,318,359
10.898.700
43,050 6,405,629
1,366,500 6,387,300
44.394.700
68,113,669 12,524,600 16,015,147
10,155,150
84,750 2,708,000
1,559,330
15,710,200 1.079.000
10,379,214
136,438 3,059,200
32,996.400 2.923.000 15,266,000
201,000
2,605,600
204,500
65,000
1,551,150
132,000
7,789,961
434,870
1,963,091
902,613 3,048,561
8,782,147

$

75,000

500.000
250.000
1,575,000
360,000

334,000

3,100,000
300,000

179,000

1,192,796

606,000
138,000

600,000
16,000
618,000
158.000
271.000

744,000

1,663,000

225,000

2,685,000 3,625,000

72.000
20.000
210,000
600,000
712,000

21,000

77,529
50,000

3,000
30,000
3,732,477
22,000
95,000
1,752,009 4,000,000
1,610,000
175,000
1,363,000
5,000,000 3,322,000 2,500,000 11,791,000

557,281
149,499
25,000

517,929

8,692,186 4,000,000 5,022,000 5,027,000 6,000,000 13,610,000

752,780

47,500
1,738,200

3,500,000

56,000

1,365,057,464 21,516,785 1,343,540,679 142,938,865 364,808,734 108559398 260,274,413 71,002,374 41,823,294 12,498,795 10,591,684 230,243,546 4,000,000 8,124,000 17,951,000 45,107,000 13,610,000 12,007,576
100%

1.58%

98.42%

10.47%

26.72%

7.95%

19.07%

5.20%

3.06%

.91%

.78%

16.87%

.29%

.60%

1.32%

3.30%

1.00%

.88%

Note.— Miscellaneous (as to purpose o f issue) amounting to $12,007,576. consists, in the main, of bonds issued for purposes which we are unable to classify under our headings.
For instance, Jersey City, N . J. issued $4,879,000 tax revenue
bonds; the State o f North Dakota sold $600,000 Real Estate Series bonds; the State of Tennessee floated an issue of $600,000 Revenue notes.
x Includes $15,000,000 bonds of the Chicago Sanitary District.
y Includes $34,000,000 bonds of the
Port o f New York Authority, which, for convenience, we treat as a New York municipality, although the “ Port” itself takes in a number of New Jersey municipalities as well as New York City and part of Westchester County.




[V ol. 124.

Western Division________________
Grand Total____________________

240.000
432.000
290.000
31,000
228.000
239,000

$

STA TE A N D M U N IC IP A L C O M PE N D IU M

Delaware________________
Maryland________________
Virginia_________________
West Virginia___________
North Carolina__________
South Carolina__________
Georgia__________________
Florida__________________

$

15

D ebts and R esources
OF THE

IN

N E W ENGLAND
I N D E X F O R T H E N E W E N G L A N D S T A T E S , C I T I E S , &c

r fU N E — State, Cities, <fec____________________Pages 15 to 20

M A SSA C H U SET TS— State, Cities, & c______ Pages 29 to 49

S E W H A M P SH IR E — State

Cities, &c_____ Pages 20 to 24

R H O D E IS L A N D — State. Cities, &c________ Pages 49 to 54

VER M O N T— State, Cities, &c________________Pages 24 to 29

C O N N E C TIC U T— State, Cities, & c___________Pages 54 to 62

State of Maine.

Years—
Total Valu’n Tax rate. Years—
Total Valu’n. Tax rate
1902................ $352,228,897
$2.75 1860................$164,714,168
$1.25
2.00
1900 ................ 336,699,649
2.75 1850 ________ 100,157,573
2.25 1840 ............... 69,246,288
1390 .............. 309.096,041
2.90
1380 .............. 235.978.716
5.00 1830 .............. 28,807,687
1.90
1170 ............... 224.812.900
6.00 1820 ............... 20.962.778
----The 1923 Legislature fixed the State tax rate for that year at $6.25 per
$1,000 and $5.75 per $1,000 for 1924. Also provided by the Legislature
was an additional levy in each of the two years of $1.00 per $1,000 for the
War Bond Sinking Fund to take care of the War bonds and the Soldiers’
Bonus bonds. The 1925 Legislature fixed the total State tax rate for
1925-26 at $6.00 per $1,000 and $6.00 for 1926-27. It also authorized as
in 1923 a tax of $1.00 per $1,000 for the next two years for the war bonds
and the Soldiers’ Bonus bonds.
POPULATION OF STATE.— According to United States Census,
on
ma 880__
aas qua 1840--..-.501,793 ii« in
sni 7 o a 1810--. —228,075
oos
1920____ -768,014 san . —648.936 lean
1910___ .742,371 1870-. .--626,915 1830-- .--399,455 1800--.--151,719
1900____ -694,466 I86 0.. .--628,279 1820....--298.335 1790--. — 96,540
1890------ -661.086 1850-- .--583,169
DEBT LIM ITATIONS.— STATE .— The debt of the State is now limited
by Secs. 14, 15, 17, 18 and 19, Article 9, o f the State constitution. Sec. 17
was added and Sec. 14 amended in Sept. 1912. V. 95, p. 766. Sec. 18
was added in March 1919. Further amendments to Sections 14 and 17
were made in Sept. 1919 and to Section 14 in Sept. 1920. See “ Chronicle”
of Jan. 15 1921, page 281. Section 17 was again amended in Sept. 1925
(see below).
The voters on Sept. 13 1920 amended Article 9 of the Constitution by
adding to Section 14 after the 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 (No. 19) to Article 9, which would provide for a
bond issue of $3,000,000 to pay the bonus.
Section 14 now reads as follows:
“ SECTION 14. The credit of the State shall not be directly or indirectly
loaned in any case. The Legislature shall not create any debt or debts,
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
purposes of building and maintaining public wharves and for the estab­
lishment of adequate port facilities in the State of 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 15, adopted after the Civil War, authorized the issuance of
$3,500,000 bonds for payment to the cities, towns and plantations the sum
of $300 for each man furnished to the United States for three years’ service
in the Civil War, and proportionate amounts for shorter terms of service,
the money to be considered reimbursement to the cities, towns and planta­
tions for expenses incurred by them. The bonds were issued for twenty-one
years and have all been paid off, except for one $500 bond, which has not
been presented for payment.
At the 1925 session of the Legislature two resolutions were passed amend­
ing Section 17- These were submitted to voters on Sept. 14 and both were
carried.
The first resolves that Section 17 o f Article 9 be amended by adding to
the section the following: “ The Legislature may authorize, in addition to
the bonds hereinbefore mentioned, the issuance of bonds not exceeding
$3,000,000 in amount at any one time, payable within 51 years, at a rate of
interest not exceeding 4% per annum, payable semi-annually, which bonds
or their proceeds shall be devoted solely to the building o f a highway or
combination highway and railroad bridge, across the Kennebec River, be­
tween the city of Bath and the town o f Woolwich,” so that said section,
as amended, shall read as follows (we place the new matter in italics):
SECTION 17. The Legislature may authorize the issuing o f bonds not
exceeding $10,000,000 in amount at any one time, payable within 41 years,
at a rate of interest not exceeding 5% per annum, payable semi-annually,
which bonds or their proceeds shall be devoted soiely to the building o f State
highways and intra-State, inter-State, and international bridges: provided,
however, that bonds issued and outstanding under the authority of this
section shall never, in the aggregate, exceed $10,000,000; the expenditure
o f said money to be divided equitably among the several counties of the
State. The Legislature may authorize, in addition to the bonds hereinbefore
mentioned, the issuance of bonds not exceeding $3,000,000 in amount at any
one time, payable within '51 years, at a rats of interest not exceeding 4% per
annum, payable semi-annually, which bonds or their proceeds shall be devoted
solely to the building of a highway or combination highway and railroad bridge
across the Kennebec River between the city of Bath ana the town of Woolwich.
The second resolves that Section 17 of Article 9, as amended by Article
43 of the Constitution, be “ further amended by striking out all o f said sec­
tion and inserting in the place thereof the following, so that said section,
as amended, shall read as follows:
SECTION 17. The Legislature may authorize the issuing o f bonds not
exceeding $16,000,000 in amount at any one time, payable within 41 years,
except that all bonds issued under authority of this resolve during and after
the year 1925 shall be payable within 15 years, at a rate of interest not ex­
ceeding 5% per annum, payable semi-annually, which bonds or their pro­
ceeds shall be devoted solely to the building o f State highways and inter­
state, intra-State and international bridges; provided, however, that bonds
!«sued and outstanding under the authority of this section shall never, iD

ITS

D E B T , RESOU RC ES, &c.
admitted as a State (Act March 3 1820)_____ March 15 1820
Total area of State (square miles)_____________________ 29,895
State Capital___________________________________________Augusta

Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1929)-Ralph O. Brewster
Sec. of State (term exp. 1st W ed. Jan. ’29). Edgar C. Smith
Treasurer (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1929)___ W m. S. Owen
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1 1929)_____Elbert D. Havford
Attor.-Gen. (term exp.*lst Wed. Jan.’29)-Raymond Fellows
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the first Wednesday
o January, and there Is no limit to length o£ sessions.
• Is chosen by Legislature.
H ISTORY OF DEBT.— For history of Maine State debt up to 1889, see
“ State and City Supplement’ ' oi April 1895, page 9.
At present the debt stands as follows:
OutstandingLOAN S—
------ Interest—
When Due.
Principal
Name and Purpose
Rate .Payable
$50,000
eAugusta State Hospital__________
___
al947
£>1947
100,000
University of Maine______________
118,300
University of Maine_____________
500
Loan of 1869, not presented for payment
M-S
Sept 1 ’27-’53
202,500
Highway bonds, 1 9 13________ c 4
J-J
July 1 '28-’54
4
322.000
Do
do 1914
A-O (Apr 1 '28-'33
150.000
Do
do 1915
4g
1Apr 1 ’34-’3o
100.000
_c 4g
M-S /M ar 1 ’28-'33
Do
do 1916
150.000
(Mar 1 ’ 34-’36
45,000
M-N
4g
M ay 1 '37-’46
Do
do
1917
200.000
War Loan 1917__________________ 4
M -N
ay 1 1937
500.000
J-!
-c 1 '27-'32
§300,000
War loan, 1918________________c 4g
Apr 1 ’30-’ 54 2.500.000
State Highway 1920______________ 5g AA150.000
State Bridge 1920___________
5g
Apr 1 ’28-'30
1.200.000
Soldiers’ Bonus 1920___________
544g .T ’
Dec 1 '27-30
J-D
Soldiers’ bonus bonds_______ 1922c 4
Dec 1 1932
300.000
M-S
Pier bonds, 1922
4
1933-1942
500.000
Pier bonds, 1922 - _____ c 4
M -S
650.000
1933-1942
J-J
Kennebec bridge bonds, 1926c___
4
July 1 ’31-’40
500.000
M -N N ov 1 ’41-’50
1926c 4
do
do
500.000
A-O
Apr 1 ’40-’53
do
do
500.000
J-J
_____ 1927c 4
do
do
Jan 1 ’51-65
500.000
J-D
June 1 ’51-’78 1,000,000
F-A /Aug 1 ’27-’31
Highway and Bridge bonds, 1921c 5
500.000
(Aug 1 ’32-’41 1.250.000
JJ
July 1 1943-52
do do
---------________ 1922c 4g
650.000
do do
_____
___ 1922c 4g
J-J
July 1 1943-52
600.000
do do
_____ _________1923c 4g
J-J
July 1 1941-50
800.000
do do
_____ _________1924c 4
J-J
July 1 1949-58 1.800.000
do do
_ ___
. 1925c 4
M -N N ov 1 ’27-’40
718.000
1926c 4
do do
_ _ .
A-O
Apr 1 ’28-’41 1,400,000
1926c 4
M-S Sept 15’27-’41
do do
_ __
600.000
_________ 1926c 4
J-D
do do
---Dec 1 ’27-’41
583.000
M-S
do do
_
M ay 1 ’28-’42
500.000
§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
30 years.
b Under Chapter 47, Resolves o f 1917, this bond was renewed for 30 yrs.
e Name of hospital changed from Maine Insane Hospital.
Note.— Although the bonded debt figures below are as o f Jan. 1 1927
the amount of principal of each serial bond issue above is given as of July
1 1927.
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasury, Augusta, M e.
TOTAL DEBT.— The subjoined statement shows Maine’s total funded
debt on each of the dates named
Jan. 1 1927. July 1 1925. July 1 1924. July 1 1923.
Bonded debt__________ $18,301,300 $14,076,300 $13,545,300 $12,414,300
On July 1 1926 the assets o f the State were as follows: Cash on hand,
$4,639,499.18; securities, funds, taxes due, &c., $2,425,710.57. The total
liabilities of the State on July 1 1926, including bonded debt, were $20,049,580.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Valuations are taken only In even years.
-Assessed ValuationState tax
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per% 1,000
Years.
149,608,964 $724,938,300 $6.50
1926_______________ ..$579,329,331
700,439,297
6.75
1 9 2 4 .. __________ . . . 551,425,937 149,013,360
672,767,742
6.00
1922.......................... . . . 525,434,387 147.333,355
637,403,433
7.25
1920______________ - 484,754,706 152,648,727
577,442,529
6.00
1918....... .................. . . 451,910,817 125,531,712
521,402,933
5.00
1916-...— ................. - . 418,442,815 102,960,118
1914_______________ . . 401,279,430
97,208.419
498,487,849
4.50
1912— ............... ....... - - 388,551,157
89,640.887
478,192,044
4.00
1910........................... - 366,132,326
85,647,793
451.780,119
5.00




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the aggregate, exceed $16,000,000, which said bonds issued during or after
the year 1925 shall be serial and when paid at maturity, or otherwise retired,
shall not be reissued; the expenditure o f said money to be divided equitably
among the several counties of the State.
Sections 18 and 19 read:
SECTION 18. The Legislature may authorize the issuing o f bonds not to
exceed the amount of one million one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
payable within twenty years at a rate o f interest o f four per centum per
annum payable semi-annually; which bonds shall be issued serially under
the direction of the Governor and Council. The said bonds or their pro­
ceeds shall be devoted exclusively to the building and maintaining of public
wharves and the establishment of adequate port facilities in the State of
Maine.
SECTION 19.— The Legislature may authorize the issuing o f bonds not
to exceed the amount o f three million dollars, payable within ten years,
which bonds or their proceeds shall be devoted exclusively to paying a
bonus to Maine soldiers and sailors in the war with Germany.
M U N ICIPA L.— At an election held Sept. 11 1911 the voters adopted
Article X X X I V , which amended Article X X I I , originally adopted in 1877,
by increasing the debt limit o f cities o f 40,000 or more (which concerns
Portland alone) from 5% to 1 l % o f the assessed valuation. We print
A
below Article X X I I as amended in 1911:
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, which, single or in the aggregate, with previous debts or liabili­
ties, shall exceed five per centum o f 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, single or in the aggregate, with previous debts or
liabilities, shall equal seven and one-half per cent of the last regular valua­
tion o f said city, that cities o f forty thousand inhabitants, or over, may, by
a majority vote o f their city government, increase the present rate o f five
per centum by one-fourth of one per cent in any one municipal year, until, in
not less than ten years, the maximum rate of seven and one-half zpr cent 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 as applying to any fund received in
trust by said city or town, nor to any loan for the purpose of renewing
existing loans, or for war or to temporary loans to be paid out of the money
raised by taxes during the year in which they were made.
The issuance o f short-term notes is regulated by Sec. 62. Chap. 4, Revised
Statutes. The 1921 Legislature passed an amendment to the section
authorizing the amount and term of such temporary loans. Section 62
now reads as follows:
“ Sec. 62. Providing for temporary loans in anticipation of payment of
taxes o f current year. Cities and towns may issue and negotiate their
notes, bonds or scrip for refunding or paying in whole or in part any indebt­
edness thereof, which has or may hereafter become due, and for any purpose
for which the city or town can raise money or incur debt, and may issue and
negotiate their notes, to an amount which shall not exceed in the aggre­
gate the total tax levy of the preceding municipal year, for temporary
loans to be paid during the year in which they were made, out of the
money raised during such current year by taxes, provided that the vote
authorizing such notes states that they are to be paid out of money so raised.
If a city or town votes to issue bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness
in accordance with the provisions of law, the officers authorized to issue the
same may, in the name of such city or town, make a temporary loan for a
period o f not more than one year in anticipation of the money to be derived
from the sale o f such bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness and may
issue notes therefor; but the time within which such securities shall become
due and payable shall not be extended by reason of the making of such
temporary loan beyond the time fixed in the vote authorizing the issue of
such bonds, notes or certificates of indebtedness; and notes issued under the
provisions o f this section for a shorter period than one year may be refunded
by the issue o f other notes maturing within the required period; provided,
however, that the period from the date of issue of the original loan and the
date o f maturity o f the refunding loan shall be not more than one year; and
provided further, that no notes shall be refunded under the provisions of
this section except under the authority o f such vote as is required for the
origina Jborrowing.”
EXEMPT FROM T A X A T IO N .— The Legislature o f 1909 approved
an-Act exempting from taxation all bonds issued after Feb. 1 1909 b y the
State or any county, municipality, village, corporation or water district
therein. Banks and trust companies holding such securities are allowed
to deduct the same from the assessment o f their shares. B y Chapter 221
o f the laws o f 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 district sas well as water districts. See V. 108, p. 2257, for amended
Act in full. At a special session in N ov. 1919 the Legislature further ex­
tended the exemption so as to make it apply to sewerage district bonds.
SAVINGS BANKS’ IN VESTMENTS— POWERS AND R E STR IC ­
TION S.— The provisions regulating the investment and loans of savings
banks and institutions for savings in the State of Maine prior to the year
1923 were contained in Sections 27 to 35, inclusive, o f Chapter 52 of the
Revised Statutes o f 1916, as amended. At the 1923 session of the Legisla­
ture these sections were completely revised. The principal changes made
in the revision were mentioned by us in V. 116, p. 2542. Several amend­
ments were enacted by the 1927 Legislature. The law now reads as follows:
Sec. 27.— Investment of Deposits.— Savings banks and institutions fo
savings may hereafter invest their funds as follows, and not otherwise:
I. Qovernment Obligations.
(a) In the bonds and other interest-bearing obligations of the United
States, including those for the payment o f the principal and interest of
which the faith and credit o f the United States Government is pledged.
(b) In bonds constituting a direct and primary obligation of the Dominion
o f Canada, the principal and interest o f which are payable in United States
funds.
II. Obligations of States and Provinces of Canada.
In the bonds or other interest-bearing obligations o f any State in the
United States and in the bonds constituting a direct and primary obligation
o f any Province of the Dominion of Canada, the principal and interest of
which are payable in United States funds, provided the above mentioned
bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State and bonds o f any province
have not, for a period o f more than ninety days, defaulted in the payment
of the pricniapl or interest of any obligation within a period of ten years
immediately preceding the investment.
III. Obligations of Counties.
(a) In the bonds or other interest-bearing obligations o f any county in
this State.
(b) In the bonds or other interest-bearing obligations o f any county in
any other State in the United States which at the date o f the investment
has more than fifty thousand inhabitants and whose net debt does not ex­
ceed 3% o f the last preceding valuation o f the taxable property therein;
provided, however, that neither such county nor the State in which it is
situated shall have defaulted for more than ninety days in payment of prin­
cipal or interest o f any obligation within a period of ten years immediately
preceding the investment, that all issues for highway purposes shall be
payable serially to mature in not more than twenty years, and that the
principal and interest are payable from a direct tax to be levied on all the
taxable property within such county; provided, however, that only such
portion of such highway issue shall be legal as will be due and payable in
not more than fifteen years from date o f issue.
(c) The term “ net debt” shall be construed to include all bonds which
are a direct obligation o f the county, less the amount of any sinking fund
available in the reduction o f such debt.
IV . Municipal Obligations.
(a) In the bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any municipal
or quasi-municipal corporation o f this State, provided such securities are a
direct obligation on all the taxable property thereof.
(b) In the bonds or other interest-bearing obligations o f any city or town
in any other State in the United States, incorporated at least twenty-five
years prior to the date o f investment, and having, according to each of the
last two censuses o f the Federal Government, a population o f not less than
ten thousand; provided that neither such municipality nor the State in
which it is situated shall, for more than ninety days, have defaulted in the
payment o f principal or interest o f any obligation within a period o f ten
years immediately preceding the investment, that the net debt of any such
municipality whose population is less than five hundred thousand shall not
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therein, and that the net debt of any such municipality whose population
is in excess of five hundred thousand shall not exceed 8% of the assessed
valuation of the taxable property therein. The obligations o f any munici­
pality which comply with the provisions of this section except for the
fact that such municipality has been incorporated within twenty-five
years of the date of the investment shall be held to be legal for the purposes
of this section if the territory comprising such municipality shall for more
than twenty years have had a population of not less than ten thousand, and
have been during said time a part of one or more towns or cities having a
population of not less than ten thousand, or have contained within its limits
a municipality having a population of not less than ten thousand.
(c) In the bonds or other interest-bearing obligations o f any quasimunicipal corporation, other than an irrigation or drainage district, within
the territorial limits of any city or town whose obligations are eligible under
the provisions o f sub-section b, of this section, or comprising within its
limits one or more such municipalities; provided, however, that the popula­
tion and valuation o f any such quasi-municipal corporation incorporated
within a single city or town shall be at least 75% o f the population and
valuation of the city or town in which it is located; and provided, further,
that such obligations shall be enforceable by a direct tax levied on all the
taxable property within such corporation.
(d) The term “ net debt” as applied to a municipality shall be construed
to include not only all bonds which are a direct obligation of the municipality
but also all bonds of quasi-municipal corporations within the same, exclusive
of any such debt created for a water supply and of the amount o f any sinldng
fund available in reduction of such debt. The securities of any municipality
or quasi-municipal corporation shall not be held to be a direct obligation on
all the taxable property thereof within the meaning of the foregoing pro­
visions in any State which by statute or constitutional provision prevents
the levying o f sufficient taxes to meet such obligation.
V. Federal Land Banks.
In the bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any Federal Land
bank or Joint Stock Land bank organized under any Act o f Congress
enacted prior to the passage of this Act.
VI. Obligations of Steam Railroads.
(a) In the bonds, notes or other interest-bearing obligations o f any
Maine corporation owning and operating a steam railroad located princi­
pally within this State, having a mileage of not less than 500 miles of road,
exclusive of sidings, including all obligations assumed or guaranteed by
such corporation and issued by any lessor, subsidiary or affiliated corpora­
tion, provided that the assumption or guaranty thereof shall have been au­
thorized and approved in the manner and to the extent required by State
or Federal law at the time of such assumption or guaranty.
(b) In the bonds or notes issued, or assumed, by any steam railroad
corporation organized under the laws o f any other State in the United
States: provided
1. Such corporation shall own in fee not less than 500 miles o f standardgauge railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United States, or shall
own not less than 100 miles and have received each year for a periof of 1
’ive
successive years next preceding the investment a gross operating income
of not less than ten million dollars.
2. Such obligations shall be secured (a) by a first mortgage, or a mort­
gage or trust indentureiwhich is in effect a first mortgage, on at least
75% of all the mileage of such corporation owned in fee, or (b) by a refunding
mortgage provid ng for the retirement of all prior lien bonds outstanding
at the date of issue and covering at least 75% of the mileage owned in fee
by said corporation; provided, however, that all bonds secured by said
refunding mortgage shall mature at a later date than any bond which it is
given to refund, or if any such bonds are to mature at an earlier date the
mortgage must provide that such bonds shall be retired by a like amount
re-issued under said mortgage, or (c) by a mortgage prior to a refunding
mortgage above described covering some part of the railroad property
included in such refunding mortgage, if the bonds secured by such prior
mortgage are to be refunded by said refunding mortgage and the property
covered by such prior mortgage is operated by the corporation issuing the
refunding mortgage, or (d) by a first mortgage on the property of a leased
road forming a substantia] portion of the system of the operating company.
3. Such corporation shall have earned and received for a period fo five
successive calendar or fiscal years next preceding the investment a net
income of not less than one and one-half times the annual interest on its
debts outstanding^ diming that period and secured by the mortgage under
which the bonds in question are issued and all prior liens, and also shall
have earned and received for a period of twelve consecutive months within
the fifteen months next preceding investment a net income of not less than
one and one-half times the annual interest on its debt outstanding at the
time of investment, secured as aforesaid. The time during which any
railroad may have been operated by the Government of the United Sta tes
under the provisions o f any Act or Acts of Congress heretofore enacted,
and a period o f two years thereafter, may be excluded in determining
whether the bonds of any railroad corporation are able to qualify under
the provisions of this paragraph.
In determining the income of any corporation for the purposes of the
foregoing paragraph there shall be included the ucome o f any corporation
or corporations out o f which it shall have have been formed through con­
solidation or merger, and of any corporation whose business and incomeproducing property has been wholly acquired by the corporation issuing,
assuming or guaranteeing the bonds in question.
The net income of a railroad for the purpose of the foregoing paragraph
shall be determined after deducting all operating expenses, maintenance
charges, depreciation, rentals, taxes and guaranteed interest and dividends
paid by or due from it.
4. The total of the bonds and notes issued under the mortgage securing
the bonds in question and all prior liens, exclusive of those issued for refund­
ing or otherwise retiring prior lien obligations, shall not exceed three times
the outstanding capital stock of such corporation at the date of investment.
(c) 1. In equipment bonds or notes issued under the Philadelphia plan,
so-called, and secured by standard equipment leased to any steam railroad
corporation in the United States any of whose mortgage bonds are eligible
under the provisions of this section; provided, however, that the amount
of such securities outstanding shall at no time exceed 80% of the cost of
the equipment by which they are secured.
2.
In the prior lien equipment obligations or equipment trust certifi­
cates issued by the National Railway Service Corporation 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 60% of the cost of
standard railway equipment and that such obligations shall nature in approxi­
mately equal annual or semi-annual installments over a period not exceeds
ing 15 years; provided, however, that not more than 2% o f the depositof any bank be invested in the foregoing obligations.
(d) In the first mortgage bonds of any terminal or bridge company guar­
anteed as to principal and interest by any railroad corporation any of whose
mortgage obligations are eligible under the provisions of this section.
(e) Not more than 25% of the deposits of any one bank shall be invested
in steam railroad obligations and not more than 2% of such deposits in
the obligations o f any single railroad corporation whose mileage is located
principally outside the State of Maine.
V II. Public Utility Obligations.
(а) In the bonds or notes issued or assumed by any Maine corporation
subject to the jurisdiction of the Maine Public Utilities C o m m ission and
carrying on in this State the business for which it was organized; provided
however, that such securities shall first have been duly authorised by said
Commission under the laws of Maine, if at the time of their issue such au­
thorization was required by law.
(б) In the mortgage bonds, or other interest-bearing obligations secured
by mortgage, issued or assumed by any corporation, at least 75% of whose
gross income is derived from the operation of an electric railroad, electric
light and power business, artificial gas business or a combination thereof,
or from furnishing municipal and domestic users with a water supply; pro­
vided ,
1. Such corporation shall be subject to the jurisdiction of a public utilities
commission, public service commission or some other tribunal exercising
supervisory functions, ordinarily incident to such commission, and the issu­
ance of the securities in question shall have been duly authorized by such
commission, if at the time of their issue cush authorization was required
by law.
2. At least 51% of the corporation’s property shall be ocated in, and
51% of its business transacted within, the United States.
3. Such corporation shall own in fee not less than 51% of the property
used by it in the carrying on of its business.
4. Such corporation shall have received average gross earnings of at least
$500,000 per year in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer periods
of one year next preceding investment.
5. Such corporation shall have earned and received an average net in­
come, including income from investments, for a period of three fiscal years.

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or a nearer period of three years next preceding such investment, of not less utility corporation, providing such corporation shall, for each of the three
than twice the annual interest on its debt outstanding during that period years next preceding the time when such loan is made, have paid dividends
and seemed by the mortgage under which the bonds in question are issued upon such stock or any issue junior thereto at a rate o f not less than 6%
and all prior liens, and also shall have earned and received for a period of per annum, or interest upon such bonds at a rate of not less than 5%
12 consecutive months within the 15 months next preceding investment a per annum; the market value of such collateral to be at all times at least
net income o f not less than 1 % times the annual interest on its debt out­ 20% in excess of the loan.
standing at the time o f investment, secured as aforesaid, and shall not have
(e) The aggregate of all collateral loans made by any bank, other than
defaulted on any of its obligations during the same period. The net income those secured by obligations of the United States Government, shall at
o f such corporation for the purposes o f this section shall be determined after no time exceed 10% o f its deposits and not more than 1% of its deposits
deducting all operating expenses, maintenance charges, depreciation, rent­ shall be loaned on the obligations and stock o f any single corporation.
als, taxes and guaranteed interest and dividends paid by or due from it.
(f) In war veterans’ compensation certificates issued in accordance with
6. Such obligations shall mature at least three years before the expiration the provisions of the World War adjusted compensation act of the United
o f the principal franchise or franchises under which such corporation is States as amended, to an amount not in excess of the value of said certifi­
operating, or there shall exist some statute or definite agreement or contract cates, at the time of the loan, according to the United States table of
with the grantors whereby such franchise or franchises may be renewed or values as stated in said certificates.
extended from time to time throughout and beyond the life o f the bonds in
X I I I . Loans to Municipal Corporations.
question, under which statute, agreement or contract the security of such
In loans to any municipal or quasi-municipal corporation in this State
obligation is adequately protected, except where such company is operating
when duly authorized by such municipality or corporation.
under an indeterminate franchise granted by a public utilities commission
or public service commission.
X IV . Loans to Maine Corporations.
7. Such obligations shall be secured (a) by a first mortgage, or a mortgage
In loans to any religious, charitable, educational
or trust indenture which is in effect a first mortgage, on at least 75% of organized under the laws of this State, or to theor fraternal corporation
trustees of any unin­
all the property o f such corporation owned in fee, or (b) by a refunding corporated religious, charitable, educational or fraternal association in
mortgage providing for the retirement o f all prior lien bonds outstanding this State, or to any log-driving company incorporated under the laws of
at the date o f investment and covering at least 75% o f the property owned this State, and in loans to any corporation whose stock may be purchased
in fee by said corporation; provided, however, that all bonds secured by under the provisions of sub-section X of this section: provided, however,
said refunding mortgage shall mature at a later date than any bond which that the total amount of loans to any corporation and of the par value of
it is given to refund, or if any such bonds are to mature at an earlier date its stock owned by the bank shall at no time exceed 2% of the deposits
the mortgage must provide that such bonds shall be retired by a like amount
reissued under said mortgage, or (c) by a mortgage prior to a refunding of said banks.
X V . Acceptances.
mortgage above described covering some part of the public utility
(a) In bankers’ acceptances and bills o f exchange o f the kind and maturi­
property included in such refunding mortgage, if the bonds secured by
such prior mortgage are to be refunded by said refunding mortgage and the ties made eligible by law for rediscount with Federal Reserve banks, pro­
property covered by such prior mortgage is operated by the corporation vided the same are accepted by a trust and banking company incorporated
issuing the refunding mortgage, or (d) by a first mortgage on the property under the laws o f this State, or a member of the Federal Reserve System
o f a lessor public utility forming a substantial portion o f the system of the located in any o f the New England States or the State of New York.
(b) In bills of exchange drawn by the seller on the purchaser of goods
operating company.
8. The total o f the bonds and notes issued under the mortgage securing sold and accepted by such purchaser of the kind and maturities made
the bonds in question and all prior liens, exclusive o f those authorized for eligible by law for rediscount with Federal Reserve banks, provided the
refunding or otherwise retiring prior lien obligations, shall not exceed same are indorsed by a trust and banking company incorporated under
three times the outstanding capital stock o f sm h corporation at the date the laws of this State, or a member o f the Federal Reserve System located
in any of the New England States or the State of New York.
o f investment.
(c)
N ot more than 35% o f the deposits o f any one bank shall be invested (c) N ot more than 10% of the assets of any savings bank or institution
in the obligations o f the above specified public utility corporations and for savings shall be invested in such acceptances. The aggregate amount
not more than 2% o f such deposits in the obligations of any single utility 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
whose business is transacted principally outside the State o f Maine.
indorser, for acceptances held by such savings bank or institution for
•
V III.— Obligations of Telephone Companies.
savings, shall not exceed 20% of the paid-up capital and surplus of such
(a) In the mortgage bonds, and other interest-bearing obligations secured trust and banking company or national bank, and not more than 5% of
by mortgage, issued or assumed by any telephone company incorporated the assets of any savings bank or institution for savings shall be invested
under the laws of any State of the United States whose property is located in the acceptances of a trust and banking company or of a national bank of
chiefly in the United States; provided.
which a trustee of such savings bank or institution for savings is a director.
1. Such corporation shall have received gross revenues of at least $5,000,X V I.— Department Certificates of Legality.
000 per year in each o f its three fiscal years, or three nearer periods o f one
year, next preceding such investment.
The Bank Commissioner shall ascertain what bonds and other interest2. Such corporation shall have earned and received a net income, includ­ bearing obligations are legal investments under the provisions of Sub­
ing income from investments, in each of its three fiscal years, or three sections I to VIII, inclusive, of this section, and within the first ten days
nearer periods o f one year, next preceding such investment, not less than of M ay and November of each year snail send to each savings bank a
twice the annual interest on its debt secured by the mortgage under which certificate stating, over his signature, tnat upon investigation, he finds the
the bonds in question are issued and all prior liens, and shall not have obligations specified in said certificate are legal investments under the
defaulted on any of its obligations during the same period. The net income provisions of this section. Said certificate shall be prima facie evidence
o f such corporation for the purpose of this section shall be determined after of the correctness of the findings o f said Commissioner and shall so continue
deducting all operating expenses, including maintenance and depreciation until the issuance of the next certificate of said Commissioner, or of an
charges, rentals, taxes and guaranteed interest and dividends paid by or intermediate certificate correcting ana changing the list of legal invest­
due from it.
ments in the certificate last issued. Nothing herein contained shall be
3. Such obligations shall be secured (a) by a first mortgage on at least construed to require any action by the Bank Commissioner as a condition
75% o f all the property o f such corporation owned in fee, or (b) by a precedent to the right of any savings banK to purchase any security conform­
refunding mortgage providing for the retirement o f all prior lien bonds ing to the requirements of the provisions of this section at the time of
outstanding at the date o f investment and covering at least 75% of the investment.
property owned in fee by said corporation; provided, however, that all
Any person or corporation financially interested in any such finding of the
bonds secured by said refunding mortgage shall mature at a later date Bank Commissioner may take an appeal therefrom to any Justice of the
than any bond which it is given to refund, or if any bonds are to mature Supreme Judicial Court, who, after suen notice and hearing as he deems
at an earlier date the mortgage must peovide that such bonds shall be proper, may inquire into and render a judgment whether such obligation
retired by a like amount re-issued under said mortgage, or (c) by a mort­ is a legal investment for savings banks under the provisions of this section.
gage prior to a refunding mortgage above described covering some part
The proper and necessary expenditures incurred by the Bank Commis­
of the telephone company property included in such refunding mortgage, sioner in carrying our the provisions of this section, including the compen­
if the bonds secured by such prior mortgage are to be refunded by said sation of any person or persons specially employed for that purpose, shall
refunding mortgage and the property covered by such prior mortgage is be chargeable to the fond created by the payment of registration fees by
operated by the corporation issuing the refunding mortgage, or (d) by a dealers in securities and their agents and salesmen.
first mortgage on the property o f a lessor company forming a substantial
The latest list of legal investments compiled by the State Bank Commis­
portion of the system of the operating company.
sioner, issued M ay 2 1927 appeared in the “ Chronicle” o f June 18 1927
(b) Collateral trust bonds of any such telephone company secured by pp. 3661, 3662 and 3663.
the deposit with a trust company or national bank of bonds and(or) of
X V II.—-Guaranteed Mortgage Bonds.
shares o f stock o f subsidiaries or other telephone companies, under an
In bonds or notes which are the obligations o f a mortgage company having
indenture o f trust which limits the amount of bonds so secured to not
a capital and surplus of not less than two hundred thousand dollars organized
more than 75% of tile value of the securities deposited as stated and deter­
mined in said indenture, and provided that the company issuing such under the laws o f any o f the United States and engaged in the real estate
collateral trust bonds shall have received average gross revenues of not mortgage business within the United States, subject to the following con­
less than $75,000,000 in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer periods ditions:
The total amount o f such bonds or notes shall not exceed fifteen times the
of one year, next preceding such investment, and provided, further, that
such telephone company shall for the same period have earned and re­ combined capital and surplus o f the mortgage company, and such bonds or
ceived a net income, including income from investments, not less than notes shall mature within ten years o f the date o f issue.
Such bonds or notes shall be guaranteed as to principal and interest by
three times the annual interest on the bonds in question and all prior liens.
(c) Not more than 10% o f the deposits o f any one bank shall be invested endorsement on each bond or note by a banking or surety company organized
in obligations o f telephone companies, and not more than 2% in the obliga­ either under the banking or insurance laws o f any o f the United States
(hereinafter called the guaranteeing company) authorized to do business in
tions of any single telephone company.
this State and having a combined capital and surplus o f not less than ten
I X . Bonds of M lin e Corporations.
million dollars and independent of the mortgage company.
In the bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any Maine cor­
No bonds shall be qualified under this act which bear the guarantee o f
poration, other than those hereinbefore specifically mentioned, actually any company which has outstanding bonds guaranteed b y it in excess of
conducting in this State the business for which such corporation was fifteen times its combined capital and surplus.
created, which for a period of three successive fiscal years, or three nearer
Such bonds or notes shall be secured by a deposit with a bank or trust
periods o f one year, next preceding the investment, has earned and received company as trustee o f either (a) a closed first mortgage or closed first
an average net income of not less than twice the interest on the obligations mortgages on improved real estate capable o f producing income owned in
in question and all prior liens. N ot more than 25% o f the deposits of fee, or (b) cash, obligations o f the United States or other bonds legal for
any one bank shall be invested in the obligations of such corporations savings banks in the New England States, New York or New Jersey.
and not more than 2% o f such deposits in the obligations of any single
The aggregate o f the mortgages at face value, the cash, and securities at
corporation.
market value shall be not less than 100% o f the principal amount o f said
X . Stocks of Maine Corporations.
bonds or notes outstanding.
The mortgages deposited as security to secure said bonds or notes shall
(a) In the stock o f any Maine corporation other than a banking cor­
poration actually conducting in this State the business for which such mature before the maturity o f the bonds or notes which they secure and shall
corporation was created, provided such corporation has for a period of constitute a closed first mortgage or closed first mortgages on improved
three years next preceding the investment earned and received an average real estate, (improved real estate as herein defined shall consist of land
net income equivalent to at least 6% upon the entire outstanding issue owned in fee and the buildings actually constructed thereon and shall not
include farm property, churches, factories, clubs, business garages, hotels
of the stock in question.
(b) The aggregate o f all investments made by any bank in stock shall theaters, or hospitals); the face value o f each mortgage deposited shall be in
at no time exceed 5 % o f its deposits and not more than 1 % of the deposits amount not more than 60 % o f the market value o f the property upon which
o f such bank shall be invested in the stock o f any single corporation. it is secured, such value to be established by,independent appraisers ap­
No such bank shall hold by way o f investment or as security for loans, proved by the guaranteeing company, and no one mortgage shall exceed
or both, more han one-fifth o f the capital stock o f any corporation; but one hundred thousand dollars.
The guaranteeing company shall inspect and approve each mortgage
this limitation shall not apply to assets acquired in good faith upon judg­
before it is deposited as security for said bonds or notes.
ments for debts or in settlements to secure debts.
The trustee shall be a bank or trust company in the United States having
X I.
Mortgage Loans.
a combined capital and surplus of not less than one million dollars, and be
In notes or bonds secured by first mortgages of real estate in Maine, independent of the mortgage or guaranteeing company.
The mortgage com pany shall have the right to make changes or substitu­
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Vermont,
to an amount not exceeding 60% o f the market value o f such real estate. tions in the collateral deposited as security to secure said bonds or notes,
No bank shall have more than 60% o f its deposits invested in such mort­ the guaranteeing company and trustee first inspecting and approving the
change or substitution in the collateral.
gages.
Policies of insurance adequately covering each mortgaged building
X I I . Collateral Loans.
against damage by fire should be deposited with the trustees and tornado
(a) In notes with a pledge as collateral o f any securities which the insti­ and earthquake insurance policies shall be deposited with trustee on mort­
tution itself may lawfully purchase under the proviskms o f this section, gages secured on property in States where such insurance is customarily
provided the market value o f such collateral is at least 10% in excess of required.
the amount of the loan.
Titles to the mortgage properties shall be guaranteed by a title insurance
(b) In notes with a pledge as collateral o f any savings deposit book issued company approved by the bank commissioner of Maine.
by any savings bank, trust company or national bank in this State or in
Nor more than 10% of the deposits of any one bank shall be invested in
any o f the other New England States or the State o f New York, or of a the bonds or notes authorized by this sub-division, and said bonds or
passbook or share certificate issued by any loan and building association notes legalized hereunder are subject to the provisions relating to certifi­
in this State.
cates of legality as set forth in subdivision 16 of section 27 of chapter 144
(c) In notes with a pledge as collateral o f the stock o f any trust company of the public laws of 1923. Approved April 1 1927.
organized under the laws of Maine, or any national bank having its principal
Sec. 28. May acquire and hold stocks, bonds and other securities not au­
place o f business in this State, the market value o f such collateral to be at thorized by law, to avoid loss. Savings bank and institutions for savings
all times at least 20% in excess o f the amount o f the loan.
may acquire and hold stocks, bonds and other securities not authorized by
(d) In notes with a pledge as collateral o f the stock or bonds of any law, hereafter acquired in settlements and reorganizations and accepted to
maeiufacturing, steam railroad, telephone, telegraph, or any other public reduce or avoid loss on defaulted loans and investments held by said banks




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MAINE—CITIES AND TOWNS

and institutions, and may continue to hold such stocks, bonds and other
securities heretofore so acquired, and all other investments lawfully ac­
quired, and shall not be obliged to sell o f dispose of the same except at such
times and in such manner as will prevent unnecessary loss or embarrass­
ment to the business of the bank or institution. All outstanding collateral
loans which could not lawfully be made hereafter under the provisions of Sub­
section X II o f Section 27 of this Act, may be renewed, without requiring
additional collateral, for a period not to exceed two years from the date
when this Act shall take effect.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

ST A T E OF M A IN E .
ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
The county seat) is Auburn.
$10,000
4s due 1930........
4s due 1931.......................30.000
4s due 1947.......
25,000
5s due 1928-1943 ...........
120,250
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27.
185,250
Total assessed val'n 1926-68,425,660
County tax rate (per$l,000) '27.$1.85
Pop’n 1910, 59.822; 1920_____ 65.796
ANSON.
This town Is in Somerset County.
TOTAL DEBT M ay 17 ’26 $72,903
Assessed val., real estate-_l,043,965
Assess, valuation personal..235,753
Total valuation 1926______ 1,279,718
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$55.00
Population 1910. 2.209: 1920. 2.593
ANSON WATERDISTRICT.
W ater Bonds.
4 J^s
M-S $75.000___ Mar 1 1941
BOND. D E B T Apr 5 1927..$75,000
Assess, val. real est., '26____ 625.000
Population 1923 (est.)________ 2,200
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Holton is the county seat.
Highw ay and Bridge Bonds.
4Ms
M -N $60,000c____ 1927-1941
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27.
$60,000
Ass’d val.’25(abt.
act.)61,717,996
Population 1910, 74,664; 1920.81.728

Ref und i ng Bonds.

BANGOR.
Ttiis city Is In Penobscot County.
Incoro. as a town Feb. 25 1791: as a
city Feb .121834.
M unicipal Purpose B onds.
4s ’ l l F-A$250,000c. -A u g 1 1931
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4s ’23 M-S $135,000cSept 1 ’36-’40
R efu nding Bonds.
4s ’08 F-A$ 125,000c__ Aug 1 1928
4s 14 M-N 40.000c.Nov 2 ’27-’34
F unding Bonds.
4s ’ 16 J-J $55.000c..Jan 1 ’28-’30
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
4s '05 J-J 8500.000c--July 1 1935
S chool-H ouse Bonds
($10.000cDec 1 ’27-’28
4H s’ 19 J-D (10.0 0 0 c ...D e c 11929
l40.000c.Dec 1 ’30-’31
4s ’25 J-J fl0,000c_ July 1 1932
_
\40,000c. July 1 ’33-’34
Highway Loan.
4s ’22 J-J $59,000cJuly 1928-1932
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $1,275,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
635,000
Floating debt___________
40,326
Water sinking fund______
292,010
Assessed val’n, real estate.21,104,636
Assessed val’n, personal-- 7,643,795
Tot. assess, val. 1926 ____28,748,431
Total tax rate(per$l,000) ’26-$40.50
Pop’n 1910, 24,803; 1920_____ 25,978
IN T . at Merchants’ Nat. Bank
Boston, or by City Treasurer.
CITY PR OPERTY.— Real estate
and personal property owned by city
is valued at $3,918,745 Incl. water­
works estimated at 81,000,000

ASHLAND
This town is in Aroostook County.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4?4s’24 M -N$41,000c.M ay 1 ’28-'49
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26. $46,000
Assess, valuation 1928_____948,584 BAR HARBOR.
This town (formerly Eden) is in
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $64.00
Population, estimated, 1926_ 2,000 Hancock County. Inc. Feb. 23
_
IN T . at the Ashland Trust Co. 1796. Pop. 1910. 4 ,4 4 1 ;’20.3,622.
o f Ashland.
Park Bonds.
4s 12 M-S $21.000r___Sept 1 1927
R efu nding Bonds.
AUBURN.
Auburn is in Androscoggin County. 4M s’25M-SJ$30,000c-Sept 1 ’29-’30
t 15,500c..-Sept 1 1931
Inc. Feb. 22 1869.
BOND. D EBT Apr 4 ’27 -- $66,500
W ebster Grammar S chool.
35,500
4s ’15 J-J $50,000c.JuIy 1 ’36-’41 Floating debt (additional).
4s '16 J-J
50.000c.jan 1 ’46 &’5i Assessed val., real________ 6,106 635
Assessed val., personal___ 794,210
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4 s ’ 10 J-J
10,000___ July I 1930 Totl val. ’26 (abt. % act.).6,900,845
4s ’ l l J-J
13.000c— -July 1 1931 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $43 00
S chool Bonds.
INTEREST on park bonds at
4s ’23 M -N $135,000..N ov 1 ’27-’53 Augusta Savings Bank, Augusta; on
M unicipal B uilding Notes.
4Ms of 1925 at First National Bank,
5s ’20 M -N ,$5,000..M ay 1 ’28-’32 Boston.
R efu n d in g and School Loan.
4s ’ 12 J-J $70,000___ July 1 1932 BATH.
R efu n d in g and Paving Bonds.
Bath Is in Sagadahoc County
44£s’ 19 J-J ($18.000c..Jan i ’28-’29 Town incorp. Feb. 17 1781; city
1 60.000c-.Jan 1 ’30-’39 June 4 1847. Population t910. 9,396.
♦R efunding W ater Bonds.
1920, 14,731.
4 s ’ 13 . . . $30,000c— .Jan 20 1933
Housing Project Bonds.
C onsolidated Bonds.
4 K s’23 J-Df$25,000c— June 1 1933
4s ’25 P-A $49,400c.Aug 1 ’27-’45
l 50,000c.June 1 ’34-’43
C IT Y D E B T Jan 1 1927- $494,400
Sidewalk Bonds.
Assess, val., real estate_ 15,979,990 4s ’ 16 J-J $20.000c_ July 1 1931
_
_
Asses?, val., personal___ 4,161,350
R efu nd ing Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1926_19,141,340 4s ’ ll J-D 116.000c
.Tunc 1 1941
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$35.00 BOND. DEBT Apr 11 ’27. $711,000
Pop’n 1910, 15,064; 1920_____ 16,985 Cash sinking fund_______
35,107
♦Debt incurred by purchase of Assess, val. real estate_ 7,035,837
_
water works, on which interest is Assess, val. personal_____2,159,149
paid by Auburn Water Commis­ Other assessable property.
7,026
sioner’s Water Loan.
Total val’n '26 (75% act.). 9,202,012
IN TER E ST at Treasurer’s office Tax rate (per 81 000) 1926___$37.00
and First National Bank, Boston.
IN T . on 4^£s of 1923 at the Mer­
chants Nat. Bank, Boston; on others
AUGUSTA.
in Boston at First Nat. Bank and
This city is in Kennebec County. Old Colony Trust Co.
Incorp. 1849.
4s ’24 M-S $40,0 0 0 c...S e p t 1 1944
BATH WATER DISTRICT.
S chool Bonds.
Commenced business Jan. 1 1916.
4H s’17 J-J $33,600...J u ly 15 1927
4 J4s’ 19 . . .

5 0 ,0 0 0 -----Oct 1 ’ 2 7 -’52

4s ’ ) 6

J-J $ 5 6 0 .0 0 0 c

_.lan 1 1946

4s ’26 A-O 75,000_____ 1927-1951 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1927 $560,000
Sink. fd. (water)__________
78,892
R oad Im provement Bonds.
4s '08 F-A 840.000c. ..F e b 1 1933 Assessed valuation (book
value)--------------------------- 685,463
R efu n d in g B onds.
4s ’25 A-OS114,OOOc.Oct 15 ’26-’55 Population in 1925 (est.)_____9.000
IN T. at Mercb. Nat. B k.. Boston.
Fire S tation bonds.
5M s’20 J-J $66,500___ July 1 1940
BELFAST
Refund. C otton Mill Bonds.
This city Is In Waldo County. In­
4s
F-A $45,000-Feb 15 ’37-’39
4M s’ 15 F-A 16,000c—Feb 15 1940 corp. June 22 1773. Charter adopted
4 s ’09 F-A 40,000c. ..F e b 11934 in 1853. Belfast owns 8500,000 of
4 s ’ l l J-J
30,000c. ..Jan 2 1936 Belfast & Moosehead R R . stock, of
4s T6 F-A 16,000c..Feb 15 1941 which 1,396 shares pref. & 3,604 com.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s '17 F-A 16,000c.-Feb 15 1942
' 25,000 _____ 1926-1930
R efu nd . Highway & Bridge Bds
30.000 _____ 1931-1935
4Ms’22 M -N $62,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’41
35.000 _____ 1936-1940
Sewer and Highway Bonds.
45.000 _____ 1941-1945
4 ^ s ’22 A-O $32,7 5 0 c ____ 1927-1942
50.000 _____ 1946-1950
C IT Y D EBT M ay 1925.- $484,048 4Ms’25 . . .
55.000 _____ 1951-1955
Assess, val. real estate____7,838,168
65.000 _____ 1956-1960
Assessed val. personal____ 3,553,910
52.000 _____ 1961-1964
Total assess, val. 1926___11,947,596
,120,000___________1965
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ 341.00
Pop’n 1910,13 211; 1920_____ 14,114 BOND. DEBT Apr 2 8 ’27 ..$585,000
Water debt (incl.)________ 154,000
IN T . at Old Colony Tr. C o., First
Nat. Bk., Boston, and city treasury Total valuation 1925______ 3,455,475
Total tax (per 81,000) 1926— $46.00
AUGUSTA WATER DISTRICT. Population 1926 5 490. 1920. 6.083
IN T . at City National Bank, Bel­
Organized March 26 1903.
4s g '04 F-A 8700.000c.-Aug 1 1934 fast, and First Nat. Bank, Boston.
4s ’26 A-O 300,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’56
BOND. D EBT Apr 11’27-$1,000,000 BERWICK.
This town Is in York County.
Sinking fund_____________ 245,362
Population 1915 (est.)_______ 15,000 TOW N DEBT M ay 1 1927 $40,000
11,045
IN T . at Nat. Shawmut B k., Boston Floating debt (additional).
Total assess, val. 1926___ 1,168,502
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926
$51.00
BAILEYVILLE.
Population in 1920__________ 2,100
This town is in Washington Co.
BOND. D E B T M ay 5 ’27 . $69,000
Assess, val. real estate____1.7l7,408 B ID D E F O R D .~
City is in York County. Inc. 1855.
Assess, val. personal______ 793,240
Total valuation 1926______ 2,510,648
Streets and Sidewalks.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.—$40.00 4s ’ 15 M -N$15,000-_M ay 1 ’27-’29
P op’n in 1920. 2.243; 1927, 1,925 4s ’ 16 M -N 25,000--M a y .l5 ’ 3&-’34




High S chool Bonds.
4s ’25 A-O$150,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’ 42
Street C on stru ction Bonds.
4 ^ s ’22 J-J $25,000--July 5 ’27-’31
Sewer Bonds
4s ’ 14 M -N$10,000-M ay 15 ’27-28
4s ’ 16 J-J
25,000c-July 1 ’29-’33
4 ^ s ’22 J-J 5 50,000c.July 5 ’27-’36
bridge Bonds.
5s ’20 M-S $30 000. Sep* 1 27-’32
State Road C on stru ction Bds.
_
4s ’26 J-J
$13,000_ July 1 1939

[V ol. 124.
Assessed val., personal____ 624 746
Total valuation 1926______ 3 .798,255
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$40.00
Population in 1910, 3,015; '20, 3,403
CARIBOU.
This town Is In Aroostook County
Incorporated 1859.
(a) R efu n d in g B onds.
4 ^ s ’23 J-J ($3,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1933
145,00 0c.. July 1 ’34-’42
Sch 4s M -N z$25,000c_______ 1928
Sch4Hs’26M-S 75,000-Sept 1 ’29’40
TOW N D E B T April 1925- $108,000
Floating debt (additional).
62,200
Assessed value, real estate.3,097,375
Assessed value, personal_
_ 505,151
Total assessed value 1926
(about 1-3 actual)______3,602,526
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’25 $47.00
Pop’n 1910, 5,377; 1920........... 6,018
IN T . on bonds marked (z) at
Androscoggin Sav. Bank. Lewiston;
(u) at Fidelity Trust Co., Portland.

4s T4 M-N$50,000— -M ay 15 1939
4s T5 M -N 25,000____M ay 1 1935
4s ’ 17 J-J
$45,000_ July 1 1937
_
44£s’ 19 J-J
5,000__ July 1 1929
4 ^ s ’ 19 F-A
5,000_ Aug 1 1929
_
5s ’20 M -N 25 .000 c...M a y 1 1940
5J£s’21 J-J 25,000c. ..J u ly 1 1931
4s ’25 M -N 50,000___ M ay 1 1945
4 1 s ’26 M -N 25.000___ M ay 1 1936
4
TOT. B D . D T . Feb 1 1926 $598,000
Assess, val. real estate___11,061,913
Assess, val. personal_____ 3,072,225
Total valuation 1926_____ 14,134,138 CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$40.00
Portland is the
Population 1910, 17.079; 1920 18.008 1760. Populationcounty seat. inc.
1910, 112,014:
IN T . at City Treas. office in Bid1920, 124,358.
deford or First Nab. Bank, Boston.
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’ 15 M -N $250,000c..M ay 1 1935
BOOTHBAY HARBOR
4s T5 A-O 200,000c—.O ct 1 1935
This town is in Lincoln County 4)4s’ 19 J-J 200.0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1939
Incorporated Feb. 16 1889.
4f ’22 J-J 100,000c—.July 1 1942
Library Bonds.
C oun ty Farm Bonds.
4H s’22 A-O $2,5 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1932 4s ’ 14 F-A $25,0 0 0 c...F eb 1 1929
W ater Bonds.
4s ’ 15 J-J
25,000c— July 1 1930
4s’ 08 A-O $6,6 6 0 c...A p r 9 1928
Court House R efu nd ing Bonds.
4s ’04 J-J
25,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1934 5s ’21 F-A $110,000c..Aug 1 1931
4s ’ 15 A-O 15,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1935 4 s ’22 J-J 160,000c—.July 1 1942
BOND. D EBT Feb. 4 ’27. $50,160 4s ’ 24 J-J 125,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1944
Floating debt____________
20,000 BOND. D E B T Apr 11’27 $1,195,000
Assess, val. real estate____1,543,390 Floating debt (add’l)____
45,000
Assess, val. personal______ 281,548 Sinking fund___________
132,785
Assess, val. 1926_________ 1,824,938 Total assess, val. 1927.-168,272,297
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26-$43 00 Co. tax (per $1,000) 1926_____ $14.60
Population 1910, 2,021; 1920, 2,025
IN T at County Treasurer’s office.
BREWER.
This city is In Penobscot County.
Incorp. as a city Feb. 8 1889
Funding Bonds.
4s ’09 M-S 30.000c...S ept 1 1929
R efu nding Bonds.
SlO.OOOc.Nov 1 ’27-’31
4s ’22 M-N 12,000c___Nov 1 1932
15 ,000 c...N ov 1 1937
30 ,0 0 0 c...N ov 1 1942
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 ’27- $154,000
Total valuation 1926_____ 5,108,160
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926__ $42.20
Pop. 1910, 5,667; 1920 .............6,061
INT at Mercb. Nat. B.. Boston
and First Nat. Bank, Bangor.

DEXTER.
This town is In Penobscot County.
F unding Bonds.
4 s ’24 M -N ($60,000cNov 1 ’29-’40
1 12,000cNov 1 ’41-’42
W ater B onds.
344s
June $46,000c______ ..1934
TOW N D E B T April ’26— $104,033
Assess, val. real estate____1,966,530
Assess, val. personal______ 625,422
Tot. assess, val. ’25 (about
55% actual)____________2,911,952
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$42.00
Pop’n 1910, 3,530: 1920______ 4.J13
IN T . payable at Boston.

BRUNSWICK.
This town is in Cumberland Co.
S chool House Bonds.
4s ’93 J-J $2,000. .July 1 ’ 27-’28
4s ’ 15 J-D 20,000..D ec 1 ’ 29-’48
4M s’23 J-D 28,000..D ec 1 ’26-’53
Funding Notes.
5>4s’21 A-O $10,000-.0ct 1 ’27-’31
Alms House Notes.
4!4s’25 J-D $9,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’29
Post O ffice Impt. Notes.
4j^s’26 J-D $4,000..D ec 1 ’27-’30
F unding & Street Impt. Bonds.
4 ^ s ’22 J-D ($24,000-Dec 1 ’27-’40
\ 1,000. ..D e c 1 1941
Funding B onds.
4s ’ 15 J-D $23,800..D ec 1 ’27-’38
5s ’ 20 J-D 56,500___ June 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927. $157,300
Floating debt (additional).
39,500
Assess, val. real estate___ 4.489 756
Assessl val. personal_____
879,902
Tot.ass’d val.’27(abt. J4act)5,369,658
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $18.75
_
Population 1910, 6,621; 1920, 7,261
IN T . on bonds of 1925 at First
Nat. Bank, Brunswick; on bonds of
1920 at First Nat. Bank, Boston,
Mass.; on notes at the Brunswick
Savings Institution, Brunswick; on
others at the Merchants Nat. Bank,
Boston, Mass.

DOVER-FOXCROFT WAT. DIST.
This district (P. O. Dover-Foxcroft) is In Piscataquis County.
P lant Purchase Bonds.
344s’03 A-O ($10,000c__________1928
1100,000c__________1933
W ater Extension Bonds.
4 J^s’22 J-D $35,000c__________ 1942
G ravity S upply B onds.
44£s’26 J-J $85,000c__ Jan 11946
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27— $230,000
Total assess, val. ’26 (abt.
3-5 actual).. _________ 2 259,152
District tax (per $1,000)’26 ..$4 35
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$40 00
Population (estimated)_______ 3,600
IN T . payable at Old Colony
Trust Co., Boston.

BRUNSWICK AND TOPSHAM
W AT E R DISTRICT.
Supplies Brunswick and Topstiam
with water. Incorp. Mar. 11 1903
4s g ’06 J-Jz$] 25,000c__ Jan 1 1936
4s g '09 J J *42.000c_ July 1 1936
_
_
4s g 12 J-J *46,000c_ July 1 1942
4 s g ’ 15 1-J *20.000c___July 1 1942
4J4s g J-J
19,000 _____ 1927-1944
R efu nding Bonds.
4s ’25 J-J $55,000c-----Jan 1 1946
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 ’27. $307,000
Sinking fund--------------------22,000
Assess .val .'2 6 1Brunswick .5,369.658
(abtJi actualnTopsham__ 1,836,574
Tax per
(Brunswick____$38.75
$1,000 ’26 (T opsham _____34.30
Population, 1926 (est.)________ 8,000
• Tax-free, ^Taxable.
IN T.at OldColonyTr. Co., Boston
CALAIS.
This city is in Washington County.
Inc. 1851 Population 1910. 6,116;
1920. 6,084.
4s ’26 . . . $98,000_______________
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $98,000
Floating debt____________
46,350
Assess, val., real estate___ 2,184,390
Assess, val., personal_____1,010,180
Total value 1926-------------- 3.194.570
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26.$46.50
IN T . at Nat. Shawmut Bank, Bos­
ton, and Fidelity Trust.
CAMDEN.
This town Is In Knox County.
Bonds.
..s
. . . $13,000____M ay 11932
_s
...
9,900____ May 11933
_8
...
25.000____Dec 1 1933
School B uilding Bonds.
4s ’25 J-J $70,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’41
BOND. DE B T. Apr 11 ’27 $129,300
Notes outstanding________
20,550
Other indebtedness----------24,599
Assessed valuation, real_ 3,173,509
_

EAST LIVERMORE.
This town is in Androscoggin Co.
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27 . $58,000
Assess, val., real estate____1,820,909
Assess, val., personal_____ 512,772
Total assess, val. 1927____2.333,681
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 .$42.00
Population 1910, 2,641; 1920, 2,636
EASTPORT.
This city is in Washington Co. Inc
March 3 1893. Population 1910,
4,961: 1920. 4.494.
Refunding Bonds.
4s 07 J-J *25 000c— July 1 1937
School Bonds
4Hs’ l5J-J $ 1 6 .0 0 0 .-.Jan. 1 ’28-’35
C IT Y DEBT Feb 1 1927. _ $39,178
Floating debt (add’l)______
50,000
Assess, val. real estate_____1,456,425
Assessed val. personal_____ 965,675
Total valuation 1927______ 2,477,925
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 25 $41.20
IN T . on bonds marked (a) at
First Nat. Bank, Boston’ ethers at
Eastport Sav. Bank.
ELLSWORTH.
This city is In Hancock County.
Inc. in 1869. Population 1910. 3.549;
1920, 3,058.
S ch ool, Bridge & R ef. Bonds.
4J4s’24 F-A $70,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’40
R efu n d in g B onds.
4s ’ 17 J-D $28,00 0c...Ju n e 1 1937
W ar Debt (In t. at Treas. Office).
4s
J-D $30,0 0 0c...Ju n e 1 1932
C IT Y D EBT Apr 28 ’2 7 .. $115,346
Assessed val’n, real estate..2,390,944
Assessed val’n. personal__ 832,915
Total assessed val’n 1926
(K to 2-3 actual)_______3,223,714
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $44.00
IN T. on bonds of 1924 at the
First National Bank, Boston.
FAIRFIELD.
This town is in Somerset Co.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s ’ l l . . .
12,000_______________
4s
...
($6,000_____ 1933-1935
\18,000 .........1936-1941
4 ^ s ’27 . . .
45,000_______________
BOND. DEBT April 1927. $81,000
Assess, val., real estate___2,051,540
Assess, val., personal____ 655,330
Total value 1926_________ 2,706,870
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$42.00
Population 1910, 4.435: 1920. 4.235

J une, 1927.]
FARMINGTON.
This village, which Is part of the
town of the same name. Is In Franklin
County. Inc. I860. New charter
Jan. 1912. Population 1910, 1,240;
1920. 1,650.
W ater-System Ext. B onds.
4s ’ 14 M -N $40,000c..M ay 1 1944
W ater R efu nding Bonds.
5s TO J-J $35,000c. ..Jan 1 1932
5s
...
20,000____Apr 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 7 .. $100,000
As-ess. val. real estate____ 974,245
Assess, val. personal______ 466,815
Total val. 1926..................1,441,060
1NT. at Franklin Sav. Bank ano
First Nat. Bank, Farmington

MAINE—DEBT OF STATE
Village Corporation and serves the
population o f the City o f Waterville
and the towns o f Fairfield, Benton,
Winslow and Vassalboro, comprising
a population o f about 25,000.
R efu n d in g Loans.
4s g T5 M-S $100,000c*.Mar 1 1930
5s g ’20 M -N l 50,000c*..M ay 1 1940
4s ’25 M -N 612,000c*..M ay 1 1950
Im provement Loan.
5s g ’22 M-S $88,000c*..M ar 1 1947
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $950,000
Total valuation 1926_____15 385,225
IN T. at Nat. Shawmut Bk.. Boston
KENNEBUNK.
This town is in York County.
School Bonds.
5s 21 . . . $60.000_______________
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 '27- $87,000
24,606
Sinking fund_____________
Assess, val., real estate___ 2,619,790
Assess, val., personal_____ 601,680
Total assess, val. 1927____3,221,470
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_____ $42.00
Population 1910. 3,099; 1920.-3,138

FORT FAIRFIELD.
This town is in Aroostook County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 -- $116,000
Note debt (add’l)_________
3,000
Temporary debt (add’l)_
_
35,000
Assessed value, real_______ 3,319,035
Assessed value, personal_
_ 506,948
Other assess, prop________ 271,480
Total assess, value 1926___3,825,983
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26-S55.00 KENNEBUNKPORT.
This town is in York County.
Population 1910. 4,381: 1920, 4,551
TOWN DEBT M ay 14 ’27. $70,000
Assessed val., real estate.. 1,885,220
GARDINER.
This city Is In Kennebec County Assessed val., personal___ 152,400
Incorp. in 1844. Commission gov­ Total assessed value, 1927.2,037,620
Tax rate (per $1,000), 1927---$51.90
ernment adopted Sept. 12 1911.
Bridge C on stru ction Bonds.
4s ’25 A-O ?$2,000___ Oct 1 1929 KITTERY.
This town Is in York County.
148,000.-O ct 1 ’30-’45
Bridge Bonds.
Bridge bonds, 4 K s__________ $2,800
4s ’27_______________________ 30,000 _s ’26 . . . $11,000_______________
School Bonds.
School bonds, 5s___________ 6-,000
5s ’22 J-D $41,000 _____ 1927-1949
R efu n d in g Loans.
4s ’08 4.-0 $76,000c_.Apr 16 1933 TOWN D EBT Feb 5 ’2 7 .. $66,547
7,115
C IT Y DEBT Apr 17 ’2 7 .. $191,800 Floating debt (add’l)______
Sinking fund_____________
24,169 Assess, value, real estate..1,786,057
Assess, val., real estate____3,329,214 Assess, value, personal____ 275,624
Assess, val., personal_____1,945,094 Total assess, value 1927___2,061,681
Total valuation 1926______ 5,274,308 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '27-S48.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $39.00 Population 1910, 3,533: 1920. 4,763
Population in 1910, 5,311; ‘20, 5,475
IN T . at First Nat. Bank. Boston. KITTERY W ATER DISTRICT.
This district is located In the town
GARDINER WATER DISTRICT. lof Klttery, York County, and sup­
plies water to about 5,000 inhabi­
Organized July 1 1903.
4s T4 J-J $179,000c...Jan 11934 tants. District authorized by Legis­
4s ’ 14 J-J
75.0 0 0c...Ju ly 1 1944 lature in Jan. 1907.
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 ’2 6 .. $255,500 5s ’08 J-J $75,000c..Jan 1 ’27-’3S
39,000.______ _______
Assessed valuation 1926 . 5,274,308 5s '18 J-J
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.
$39.50 BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’26 -- $114,000
27,375
Floating debt (add’l)______
IN T . at Maine Tr. & Bkg C o., Population 1920____________ 4,638
Gardiner.
IN T. at Old Colony Tr. C o.. Bost.
GORHAM.
LEWISTON.
This town is in Cumberland Co.
This city Is In Androscoggin
S chool Bldg. Bonds.
4 ^ s ’24 J-J ($32,500c..Jan 1 ’28-’32 County. Incorp. in 1863. Popula­
1 28,000c_.Jan 1 ’33-’36 tion 1910. 26,247; 1927, 34,000
C ity Debt Bonds.
BOND. D E B T April 1 ’27. $58,000
Assessed value, real estate.2,426,360 5s ’21 A-O $200,000c.$10,000yrly.
Armory Bonds (Int. at City Treas.
Assessed value, personal_
_ 322,417
office.)
Assessed valuation 1926___2,748,777
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---- $34.50 4 J^s’23J-J15 $170,000eJuly 15’27-'43
City Building Bonds.
Population, 1910, 2,822; 1920, 2,870
July 1 1931
IN T . at Fidelity Trust C o., Port­ SHs g J-J $183,000c
Ref. Bds. tint, at lsf N. Bk., Bos )
land.
is '09 J-J $51,0 0 0 c...J a n 1 1930
4s ’07 A-O 158,000c...O ct 1 1937
HALLOWELL.
4s ’97 A-O 10 0,000c...O ct 1 1927
This city is in Kennebec County 4s ib J-J 100.000c___ July 1 1933
Inc. 1850. Population 1910, 2.864; 4 J^s’23 J-J 85,000c__ 1927-1943
1920. 2,764.
4 ^ s ’24 J-J
70,000c____ 1927-1940
4 ^ s g '1 9 J-J $88,000_______________
School Bonds.
C IT Y DEBT Apr 1927_____$105,938 4 K s’24 J-J
$75,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’34
Assess, val., real estate____1,719,985 4s’26 M-S 15 50,000______1927-1936
Assess, val., personal_____ 584,025
W ater-W orks Bonds.
Total valuation 1926_____ 2,304,010 4s '17 A-O $155,000c__________ . . .
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926. ..$40.00
($5,000 yearly on Oct. 1.)
IN T . at Hallowell Tr. & Bk. Co. BON D. DEBT Apr 7 ’27. $1,397,000
and on 4>£s of 1919 at the First Water debt (incL)_______
439,000
National Bank, Boston.
Sinking funds___________
225,000
Ass’d val. ’26 (3-5 act.)—
HOULTQN.
Real...............................27,008,037
This town is in Aroostook County,
Personal______________ 5,381,550
Incorp. Mch. 8 1831. Town owns
T otal.............................32,389,587
1,995 shares stock— value $49.875— Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$32.00
of the Houiton Water Co.
CITY P R O PE R TY.— The prop­
S ch ool Bonds.
erty of this city on March 1 1926 was
4s
J-D $27,000____ Dec 1 1934 valued at $1,450,000 including,
Bridge Bonds.
among other things, stock of the
5s
J-D $5,000 ______1927-1928 Lewiston & Auburn Branch RR.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
valued at $225,000. and water-works
4s ’10 M-N$32,000r---- Nov 1 1930 valued at $1,012,000.
4M s’ 22 M -N 72,000c_ Nov 1 1937
_
Water Bonds.
LINCOLN.
3«s
M-N $5,000c_May 1 ’28-’32
This place is in Penobscot County
3Hs
M-N 17,000c. ..M ay 1 1932 TOW N D EBT M ay 10 ’27. $48,000
(Subject to call May 1 1918.)
Assess, val. real estate____1.192,571
S chool, Bridges, Tow n im p.Bds. Assess, val. personal______ 636,373
4s
M-N$10.000c___ Nov 1 1931 Total assess, value 1926— 1,828,944
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1927 $174,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.. .$48.00
Assessed value, real estate.3,429,480 Population’27, 3,000 (est.); ’20, 1,586
_ 946,960
Assessed value, personal_
Tot. ass’d val. ’26(3^ a ct.).4 ,376,440 LISBON.
Total assessed value 1925.-4,332,670
Town in Androscoggin Co. Inc;
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $46.50 June22 1799 Population'10,4,116;
Population 1910, 5,845; 1920, 6,191 1920, 4,091.
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
W ater Bonds
4s ’09 A-O $74,000c. ..O ct 1 1929
HOWLAND.
TOW N DEBT Apr 1926— $154,078
This town is in Penobscot County. Assess, val., real estate___ 3,870,865
TOW N D E B T Mar 1 ’2 7 .- $70,000 Assess, val., personal_____ 653,450
Assessed value, real estate. 1,321,252 Total assess, val. 1926____4,453,010
Assessed value, personal_
_ 206,321 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$32.20
Total assessed val. 1926...1,527.573
IN T . at Old Colony Tr. C o.. Bost.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $48.00
_
Population (est.), 1925_______ 1,500 LIVERMORE FALLS WATER DIS.
4s ’09 F-A $119 O O . — Feb. 1 1929
OC
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26 .. $119,000
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Assessed valuation 1923-— 2 322,368
Augusta is thr county seat.
4s '07 ...$ 2 1 ,5 0 0 ______ 1»28-1938 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-----$41.00
IN T . at Eliot Nat. Bk., Boston.
F unding Bonds.
4s T 5 F-A $20.00 0c...A u g 1 1930
BOND. D EBT Mar 2 9 ’26
$41,500 LUBEC.
This town is in Washington Co.
24,315
Floating debt (add’l)-----Sinking fu n d .....................
18,358 BOND. D E B T June 1 ’27- $42,500
Assess, val. real estate____40,978,173 Ass’d val. 1926 (actual)—
Real...............................
747,847
Assess, val. personal_____12,441,810
Personal......... .................. 662,745
Total valuation 1927_____ 53,419,983
T o ta l............................. ..1,410,592
County tax (per $1,000) 1926—$1.83
Pop’n 1910, 62,863; 1920, 63,844 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$43.00
IN T. at 1st Nat. Bank. Boston, Population 1910, 3,363; 1920, 3,371
or Augusta Trust Co
MADISON.
This town is in Somerset County.
KENNEBEC WATER DISTRICT.
Madison Memorial House S chool
Incorporated March 17 1899.
Bonds.
The District Is composed o f the
City o f Waterville and the Fairfield 5s ’21 M-S $85,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’43




BOND DEBT April 11 ’27.$104,000
Assessed val. real estate_ 3,027,980
_
Assessed value personal_
_ 920.943
Total assessed val. 1925___3,948,923
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $33.90
Population 1910, 3,379; 1920___3,700
IN T . at Town Treasurer’s office.
MADISON WATER DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Madison) is Id
Somerset Countv.
4s ’ 16 M-S 5153,400c — .1927-1916
(Due part every 5 years.)
TOTAL D EBT Mar 12 ’27. $161,000
Sinking fund_____________
10,500
Assessed valuation 1926- 3.401,615
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’25543.50
Population 1926 (estimated)_ 3,000
_
IN T . payable in Boston.
MARS HILL.
A town in Aroostook County.
TOWN DEBT Apr 1 ’27— $21,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
3,488
Assess, val. real estate.. — 851,875
Assess, val. personal_____
199,162
Total valuation 1927 (about
2-3 actual)_____________ 1,051,037
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927. - $53.00
Population in 1910.1.511; ’20. 1.783
MILLINOCKET.
This town is In Penobscot Co.
Incorp. Mar. 16 1901.
TOTAL DEBT M ay 12 ’27 $171,000
Assess, val. real e s t a t e .... 3.080,435
Assess. val. personal prop. 1.555,400
Total value 1927________ 4,635,835
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926..$44.20
Population 1910, 3.368; 1920, 4,528
MILO.
A town in Piscataquis County.
TOWN DEBT April 1926. $75,669
Assess, val. real estate____ 1,567,545
Assess, val. personal______ 482,443
Total valuation 1926______ 2,049.998
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $56.00
_
Population 1910, 2,556; 1920. 2,894
MOUNT DESERT.
P. O. Northeast Harbor.
This town is in Hancock County
GEN. BD. D T. M ay 1 9 ’27
None
Notes outstanding________
86,520
Assess, val. real estate____3,022,217
Assess, val. personal______ 435,305
Total valuation 1926______ 3,457,522
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '26-$45.50
Population 1910, 1,569; 1920, 1,497
NEWPORT.
A town in Penobscot County.
Sewer Town-H all & Bridge Bds.
4s ’97 Dec $15.800c_____________
S chool-H ouse Bonds.
4s ’ 10 Oct $15.0 0 0 c .. . .
TOWN DEBT April 1926. $44,162
Assess, value real estate_
_ 946,585
Assessed value personal_
_ 338 415
Total assessed val. 1926_ 1,2-5,000
_
T ot. tax rate (per $1,000 '26 .$15 00
Population 1910, 1.747; 1920, 1,709
IN T . payable in Newport.
OLD ORCHARD.
A town in York County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27— $135,000
Assess, val. real estate___ 3,532,430
Assess, val. personal_____
263,250
Tot.assval.'25(66 2-3%act)3,795,680
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926. ..$38.50
Population 1910, 961; 1920, 1, 64
OLD TOWN,
This city is in Penobscot County
Incorp. as a city Mch. 30 1891.
R efu nding and F unding Bonds
ia 'f.2 -i-u s>oo,uuuc. ..ju n e i i one
nnro,
T,ino i luzs
4s no i. ti
C IT Y D EBT Mar 31 ’2 6 .. $175,000
Note debt (add’l)_________
19,500'
Total val. ’25 (2-3 actual).5,538,204
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1925----- $47.00
Population 1910, 6,317; 1920, 7,000
INT. payable at the Merrill Trust
Co., Bangor.

19
R efu nd ing Bonds
5s ’20 M-S $99,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1935
4Ms’22 J-J 600.000c.July 1 ’43-’52
4M s’24 A-O ICO,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’47
Funded Debt Bonds.
_
4s g '09 F-A$245,000c_ Aug 1 1929
4s g ’ 12 J-J 350,000c...July 1 1932
4s '13 M-S 20 0.000c...M ch 1 1963
4s ’ 14 M-S 170,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’43
C ity Hall Bonds.
4s ’ l l A-O
$950.000Apr 1 ’28-’45
S ch ool & Street W idening Bds.
4s ’25 M -N 2$ 116,OOOcNov 2’27-’55
CITY OF DEEHlJMh BUNDS.—
Annexed Feb. 6 1899.
High S chool Loan.
4s ’24 M -N$175,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’51
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’97 A-O *$2,p00c_ Apr 1 1917
_
* Matured but not presented for
payment.
IN TEREST on 4M s of 1924 pay­
able at City Treasurer’s office; on
others in Boston at First National
Bank and at the Casco Mercantile
Trust Co. in Portland.
TOTAL D E B T, SINK. F D .. E TC.
March 31 1926.
Bonded d e b t................$5,167,000.00
Other obligations_____
83,767.11
Assets________________
934 459.04
NET D E B T ................. 4,315,808.07
Available Assets.— C ity’s available
assets consist of cash ($151,804.09)
and Liberty and municipal bonds
($782,654.95) reserved for payment
of city debt; borrowing capacity
March 31 1927, $389,920.39.
ASSESSED V A L U A T IO N 1926.
1925.
1924.
R .E .83679,600 81847,150 75086,550
Pers.29124,150 29915,750 33271,725
Tot 112803750 111762900 10885827o
T axp.
$1,000 $32.40
$32.80
$33.60
Populat’n 1910, 69,272; 1926, 69,272
PORTLAND BRIDGE DISTRICT.
This district comprises the entire
cities of Portlnid and South Portland
and was orgarlzed In 1905 to build
Vaughan’s Bhdge, connecting the
two cities. T e entire property of
the two cities is liable in proportion
to assessed valuation
3H s’05J-J $210.000c.July 1 ’27-’47
BOND. D EBT April 1 ’26.$210,000
1
’opul’n 1910, 58,571; 1920, 77.526
IN T . at First Nat. Bank. Boston,
and at the Canal Nat. Bank, Port­
land.
PORTLAND WATER DISTRICT.
W ater Co. Bonds (.assumed).
4s '87
*$75,000____ Aug 1 1927
4s ’87
*800,000____ Aug 1 1927
4s ’87
*200,000____ Aug 1 1927
4s ’87
*200.000____ Aug 1 1927
4s ’87
*225,000____ Aug 1 1927
4s ’97
*200,000____ Nov 1 1928
4s ’01
n ll5 .0 0 0 -.-M a y 1 1929
F unding Bonds.
4 s ’08 J-DtS3.000.000c—Dec 1 1928
4s ’ 14 M-S *100,000...M a r 1 1934
4s ’15
J-J *200,000_____Jan 1 1935
4s ’ 16A-0*150,000_______ Apr 1 1936
4Mis’20 M-S *200,000.—Mar 1 1940
W ater Bonds.
4 s ’23 M -S $*300,000c.„M ar 1 3943
4s ’22 M-N*300,000—.M ay 1 1942
4s ’24 F -A *400.0 0 0c...A u g 1 1944
3)^s’25 J-J 400,000c— .July 1 1945
4s ’26 M -N 40 0,00 0c...N ov 1 1946
4s ’27 . . . 1,200,000_____ 1937-1942
BD. D EBT Jan. 1 '2 7 -- $7,265,000
Water sinking fund______ 1,494,495
Assessed valuation 1926.124,079,365
Population (est.)____________100,000
IN T. on bonds marked (*) at
Fidelity Tr. Co., Portland; (t) at Old
Colony Tr. C o., Boston; and (a) at
the Union Safe & Deposit C o., in
Portland.

PRESQUE ISLE.
This town is in Aroostook County.
High School Bonds.
f$40,000. -July 1 ’27-’32
4 J^s’22 J-J
50,000.-July 1 ’37-’42
1 20,000___ July 1 1947
BOND. D EBT Apr 2 ’2 7 -- $174,500
Assessment debt (add’l ) - 12,250
Floating debt_____________
25,000
Sinking fu n d _____________
69.694
PARXS.
Assess, val. real estate_ 3,250,290
_
This town is in Oxford County.
742,525
TOWN D EBT April 1 ’27. $116,000 Assess, vai. personal_____ 3,992.815
Total valuation 1926______
Floating debt (additional).
19,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 26- .$49.00
Sinking fund_____________
5,400 Population 1910, 5,179; 1920. 5,581
Assessed val., real estate..1,870,195
Assessed val., personal___ 575,580
Tot. ass’d val. ’26(2-3 act.)2,445,795 RICHMOND.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$43.00
This town is in Sagadahoc County.
TOW N D EBT April 1926- $32,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_
11,000
PITTSFIELD
Assessed val., real estate.. 814,885
A town in Somerset County.
Assessed val., personal___ 341,175
TOW N DEBT Apr. 1 4 ’27. $30,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
40,280 Total assessed val. 1926 — 1,156,060
Assessed value real esta te..1,661,970 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$47.00
Assessed value personal___ 702,275
Total valuation 1925______ 2,364,245 ROCKLAND.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 . .$50.00
This city is in Knox County, Inc,
Population 1920, 2,700; 1927, 3,000 in 1854. Bonds are tax-free.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
PORTLAND,
4s ’ 17 J-J $32,500_____ Jan 1 1932
Portland (City) Is In Cumberland 4s ’ 18 J-J
20,900_____Jan 1 1928
County. Incorporated Mar. 26 1832. 4 s’22 J-J
13,000____ July 1 1937
Council Manager plan of government 5s ’21 J-J
40,350____ July 11936
adopted Sept. 10 1923. Bonds issued 4)4 s’ 18J-J
27,600____ July 11933
after Feb. 1 1909 are non-taxable in 4Ms’ 19 J-J
23,200____ July 11934
Maine; prior issues are taxable.
5s ’20 J-J
20,800____ July 11935
Fire S tation Bonds.
J 4 ^ s ’23J-J
25,000____ July 11938
4s '24 M -N$65,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’39 4Ms’24 J-J
16,500____ July 11939
H igh-School R efunding Bonds. 4H s’24 A-O 77,000_____ Oct 11939
5J^s’21 F-A$200,000c. Aug 1 ’32-’41 BOND. DEBT Jan. 1925— $335,050
S ch ool B uilding Bonds.
Floating debt_____________
40,482
4s '17 M-S$700,000c— .M ar 1 1937 Assess, val. real estate___ 5,112,165
5s ’20 J-D 2OO,OO0cDec 15 ’31-’40 Assess, val. personal______ 1,731,426
5s ’21 J-D 200,000c.D ec 1 ’32-’41 Total valuation 1924______ 6,843,691
4 K s’22 J-J 90,000c— .July 1 1947 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___$42.00
4 ^ s ’22 M -N 700,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’46 Population 1910, 8,174; 1920. 8,109
OEONO.
This town is in Penobscot County.
TOWN D EBT April 1 ’26 $97,000
Assessed val., real estate..1,969,002
Assessed val., personal___ 513,576
Total assessed value 1926. .2,482.577
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 — .$44.00
Population 1926 (estim ated)..3,200

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BUMFORD.
This town is in Oxford County.
4s ’ 12 J-J $33,000___ Jan 1 1932
4s ’ 12 J-J
5,000___ Jan 1 1932
4s T6 J-J 54,000— Jan 1 ’28-’46
5 K s’21 J-J 140,000--July 1 ’28-’55
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27-- $237,000
Note debt (additional)___
40,000
Assessed val’n, real estate- -4,293,265
Assessed val’n, personal__ 2,818,970
Total assess, val. 1926___ 7,112,235
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $41.00
_
Population 1910. 6.777: 1920. 8.576
IN T . on bonds of 1912 at Portland
National Bank; on bonds o f 1916 at
Rumford Falls Trust C o., and on
bonds o f 1921 at First National Bank,
Boston.

NEW HAMPSHIRE—DEBT OF STATE
Population (estimated)______ 14,000
IN T . payable at United States
Trust C o., Portland.
TURNER.
This town is in Androscoggin Co.
TOW N DEBT April 1 ’27- $57,948
Assessment debt (add’l)___
60,000
Assessed val., real estate..1,223,900
Assessed val., personal____ 197,525
Other assess, property_____
38,620
Total Assessed val. 1926—1,421,425
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$40.00
Population 1920 (est.)________ 1,200

VAN BUREN.
This place is in Aroostook County.
TOWN DEBT April 1924 _ $111,266
Assessed value, real estate.2,048,630
SACO.
Assessed value, personal_
_ 581,925
This city is in York County. Inc. Total value 1924-------------- 2,630,555
Feb. 18 1867. Population 1910, Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____ $43.00
6,583: 1920, 6,817.
Paving Bonds.
WALDOBORO.
5 K s’21 M-S $11,000c____ 1928-1934
This town is in Lincoln County.
S chool Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr|9 ’2 7 -- $22,500
4h s'22 F-A$l0,000c_ Aug 1 '27-’49 Assessed val., real estate.. 924,665
R efu n d in g Bonds.
Assessed val., personal____ 263,276
_
3 J4s 00 M-N $4,000c_ Nov ’27-’30 Other assess, property____
3,565
4s ’07 A-O 16,OOOc.-Oct 1 ’27-’42 Tot.ass’d val.’25(2-3 act.).1,172,110
3 J4s’09 M-S
5,250c.Sept 1 '27-’30 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $47.00
4s ’ 14 A-O 50,000c___Apr 1 1939 Population 1910, 2,656; 1920.-2,426
4s ’ 17 J-J *30,000c—.Jan 1 1942
5s ’21 M-S 15,000c__________1941 WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Feb. 1 ’27- $247,000
County seats are Machias and
Assess, val. real__________ 5,781,365 Calais. Incorp. in 1789.
Assess, val. personal--------- 2,674,050
W ashington Co. RR. Bonds.
Total valuation 1926_____ 8,455.315 4s ’93 J-J $475,0 0 0 c...J a n 1 1928
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $39.25 (Subject to call Jan. 1 1923 to 1925.)
* IN T . at Fidelity Trust C o., Port­ BOND. DEBT M ay 1925 $475,000
land; on other bonds at York Nat. Assess, val., real estate..13,703,863
Bank, Saco.
Assess, val., personal____ 5,734,633
Total assess, val. 1926___ 19,756,296
SANFORD.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924___$42.83
This town is in York County.
Pop. ’ 10, 42,905; 1920______ 41,709
Sewer Bonds.
IN T . at Boylston Nat. B k.. Boston.
3>£s’04 J-D $32,000c—.$2,000 yrly
M unicipal Bonds.
4s '14 J-D $35,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’33 WATER VILLE.
This city is in Kennebec County.
4K s
...
30,000_______________
4 J^s
185,000_______________ Incorp. 1802; city. 1888.
Bridge & Pavement Loan.
BOND. DEBT May 1 1 ’27 $382,000
Assessed val., real_______ 8,090,976 4j^s’24 F-Az$26,000—Aug 1 ’27-’44
zStreet Bonds.
Assessed val., personal_ 3,409,684
_
Tot.ass’d val. ’26(K act.) 11,500,680 4s ’ 16 A-O $12,000c—.O ct 1 1936
F unding
Tax i ratei A(perO$1,000) A1926 O B $37.40 3>Ss’05 M-S Bonds. 0c...S ep t 1 1935
$35,0 0
D r m iln +
n n i : 1A O O
IB £ 0 1
Population i1925,14,000;• 1 B
1920,10,691
9,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1929
IN T. on 3>as payable in Sanford 4s ’09 F-A
4 s ’ l l M-S 20,000_Sept 11931
on 4s in Portland
4s ’ 12 M-S 20,000____Sept 1 1932
4s ’ 13 M-S 20,000____ Sept 1 1933
SKOWHEGAN.
This town is in Somerset County. 4 s ’ 14 M-S 2 0 ,0 0 0 -..Sept 15 1934
Incorporated in 1823 as Milburn: 4H s’ 18 J-D *25,000___ Dec 1 1938
name changed to Skowhegan in 1836 43^s’19 A-O *25,000___ Oct 10 1949
R efunding Bonds.
High S chool Bonds.
4s
...
$8,000.—$2,000 yrly. 3 ^ s ’02 M-S $10,000____ Sept 1 1927
4s ’08 F-A 10,000____ Feb 1 1928
B uilding Bonds.
4s
. . . $79,000....................... — 4s ’09 J-J 105,000c—.July 1 1939
BOND. D EBT Apr 10 ’24- $100,000 4s ’09 F-A 10,000___ Feb 1 1939
Floating debt_____________
60,000 4s ’17 J-J *20,000c-—July 1 1937
Assessed val., real________4,258,170 4 ^ s ’23 M-S *10,000____ Sept 1 1943
Assessed val., personal___ 1,372,926 4Ks'24 F -A *(10,000____ Feb 1 1934
110,000------ Aug 1 1944
Total valuation 1924--------5,631,096
Total tax rate'per $1,000) ’24-$35.00 4>£s’25 F-A *10,000____ Feb 2 1945
Street and Sewer Bonds.*
Population 1910, 5,341; 1920. 5.981
4 ^ s ’ 19 F-A $25,000— Aug 15 1949
51£s’20 M -N 20,000c..N ov 15 1940
SOUTH BERWICK.
4}^s’23 F-A 30,000_ Aug 20 1942
_
This town is in York County.
4s ’25 J-J (42,000c.July 1 ’28-’40
School Bonds.
120,000c. July 1 ’41-’45
T$16,000c—Jan 1 ’28-’35
4Ms’24 J-J \ 30,000c..Jan 1 ’36-’45 4s ’26 A-O 45,000--O ct 1 ’27-’41
*School Bonds.
l 20,000c__Jan 1 ’46-’50
B O N D . D EBT M ay 17 ’27 $66,000 4 ^ s ’22 J-D $50.000— Dec 15 1942
Assessed val., real________ 1,180,509 BOND. DEBT June 8 ’27. $685,000
Assess, val., personal- — — 297,834 Total assessed value 1927-13,619,000
Tot.ass’d val. ’26(2-3 act.)_1,478,343 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--.$38.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $39.50 Population 1910. 11.458: ’20. 13.351
_
iIN T . at First Nat. Bk.. Boston
Population, 1910, 2,935; 1920, 2,955
IN T . at Fidelity Trust C o., Port­
WELLS.
land.
This town is in York County.
TOW N DEBT M ay 15 ’26- $62,000
SOUTH PARIS.
Assess, value, real esta te..2,200,000
This village is in Oxford County.
Assess, value, personal___ 124,853
W ater-System Bonds.
4s ’09 A-O $55,000c. ..O ct 1 1929 Tot. ass’d val. ’26________ 2,424,853
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '2 7 .. $48,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$44.00
Assessed vai., real________ 905.275 Population 1910, 1,908; 1920.-1,943
Assessed val., personal___ 361,955
Total ass’d val. ’26 (about
2-3 actual)_____________1,267,230 WESTBROOK. in Cumberland Co
Westbrook is
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $6.40 Incorporated March 1891. Popula­
P o p u la tio n 1910, 1,542; 1920, 1,793 tion 1927, 11,116; 1920, 9,453.
INT. payable at Paris Trust Co.
F unding and Impt. Bonds.
5 ^ s ’21 M -N $44,000c.Nov 1 ’31-’35
SOUTH PORTLAND.
Sewer and F unding Bonds.
This city is in Cumberland Co.
4s ’10 A-O $55,0 0 0c-..A p r 1 1930 4s ’ 16 F-A $9,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’29
R efu nding Bonds.
4s ’ 15 A-O (10,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1928
1 8,450c. ..A p r 1 1929 4s ’ l l J-D 110,000c June 20 '28-’32
1 1,000c ..June 20 1933
4s ’ 16 J-J j30,000c_-Jan 1 ’31-’33
\ 5,000c___ Jan 1 1934 4s ’ 14 F-A 45,000c._Aug 15 1934
•
5s ’21 F-A 14,500c---- Aug 1 1941 " J-£s’ 15 J-J 25,00 0 c...J a n 1 1935
4s ’ 17 J-J
20.000c___ Jan 1 1937
Perm anent Jmprovt. Bonds.
4M s’ 18 M-S $32,5 0 0 c...M a r 1 1935 5s ’ 18 J-D 19.000c.June 1 ’28-’46
4s’ 22 A-O 20,000___________ 1937
S chool Bonds.
...
15,000---Jan 15 1946
5s ’ 19 M -N $24,500c
M ay 1 1939 4s
4Jis’23 F-A 50.000c_Feb 1 ’34-’43 BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 1927 $211,000
8,763
4 J^s’23 F-A 75,000c-Aug 1 ’44-’48 Floating debt_____________
4H s’24 F-AJ 4,000c____Aug 1 1939 Assess, val., real estate____ 7,508,350
\75,000c—Aug 1 ’40-’54 Assess, val., personal_____ 1,854,730
4 H s’25 A-O 60,000c_ Apr ’34-’45 rot.assess.val.’26(55%act.)9,363,080
_
1926
J-D 18,000___ Dec 1 1941 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$32.40
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27— 521,950
IN T . at 1st Nat. Bk., Bos., West­
Assessed val., real________ 8,627,390 brook Tr. Co.: Canal Nat. Bank,
Assessed val., personal____2.604,020 Portland, and Fidelity Trust Co.,
Other assess, property_____
47,720 Portland.
Tot. val. ’26 (abt. U act.)ll,279,130
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$42.00 WINSLOW.
Population 1910.7.471; 1926. 14.000
This town is in Kennebec County.
IN T . on bonds o f 1910 at Harris, TOW N D EBT April 1927- $20,000
Forbes & Co., Boston; on bonds of Assessed val., real estate..2,858,275
1911 and 1915 at First National Assessed val., personal___ 404,380
Bank, Boston; on others at the Canal Tot.ass’d val.’25(1-3 a c t .).3,262,655
National Bank, Portland.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $46 00
Population 1925 (est.)________ 3,475
SOUTH PORTLAND SEW. DIST.
This district is in Cumberland YORK.
This town is in York County.
County.
4s ’25 M-N$200,000c — .1931-1950 TOW N D EBT Apr 18 '27. $70,113
30,930
4s ’26 F-A 200,000.-Aug 1 ’32-’51 Note debt (additional)-----BON D. D E B T Apr 1 ’27 . $400,000 Assess, value, real estate_3,897,129
Assess, value, personal____ 426,084
Total assessed value 1926
(about K actual)______ 11,279,130 Tot.ass’d val.’25(2-3 a c t .).4,323,213
Dist. tax rate (per $1,000)’26 -S I-60 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$48.00
Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’26-$42.00 Population 1910, 2,802; 1920—3,727




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New Hampshire.
ITS

D E B T . R E S O U R C E S . &c.
Admitted as a
State_______________ One ofOriginal Thirteen
Total Area ofState (square miles)_______________________ 9,305
State Capital___________________________________________ Concord

Governor (term expires Jan. 1929).-Huntley N. Spaulding
Secretary of State (chosen by Legislature).Hobart Pillsbury
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1929) Henry E. Chamberlin
Attorney-General_____________________ Jeremy R. Waldron
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday in
January, and length of session is not limited.
H ISTO R Y OF DEBT.— New Hampshire’s debt history Is very brief
This State has always been extremely conservative, and no bonds were
issued until after the breaking out of the Civil War. In 1866 New Hamp­
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 of $77,082.89
The State
debt at the present time is as follows:
LOANS—
-----Interest------------------Prtncip X
----------Name and P urpose—
% Payable. When Due. Outstand’o
Hospital, 1909_________________ c 3H J & J July 1 1929
85,000
„
(July 1 ’30-’35
450.000
War loan bonds________________c 4K J & J (.July 1 1936
50.000
Loan of 1873 (overdue)_________
___ ______ ___________
500
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»EXEM PT.— Bonds are tax exempt as to principal; interest taxable
to an individual, partnership or fiduciary if issued subsequent to M ay 4 1923.
TOTAL DEBT.—-There was a net debt on June 30 1926 of $457,221.37.
June 3 0 ’26. June 3 0 ’25. June 3 0 ’24. June 30 ’23.
Total funded debt______
$741,000 $1,535,500 $1,619,500 $2,404,500
Trust funds___________
1,141,090
1,143,911
1,134,435 1,129,252
Floating debt---------------100
100
100
100
Total debt__________ $1,882,190 $2,679,511 $2,754,035 $3,533,852
STATE AND MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.— We give below a
table showing the net State, county, city, town, school and precinct
indebtedness for a series of years:
1925____ $17,313,457.75 11920____ $12,683,313 05 1915-------$10,680,954 68
1924____ 13,687,987.71 1919____ 12,817,489 93 1914____ 10,085,058 45
1923___ 15,329,744 66 11918____ 11,947,429 71 1913____ 9,884,814 93
1922____ 12,799,571 4711917____ *11,345,089 06 1912____ 9,978,682 35
1921____ 11,950,881 52 11916____ 10,902,223 35 1911____ 10,106,067 55
* Thirty-one school districts not included.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The State’s total assessed valuation was
as below. The average tax rate (State, county and local) for 1920 (per
$1,000) was $23.70: for 1921 it was $24.80: in 1922 and 1923 it was $24 40
for 1924, $24.90; 1925, $26.90, and for 1926, $26.70.
Years— Assessed Val
Years—
Assessed Val. Years—
Assessed Val•
1926______ $620,524,212 1917............$428,107,097 1905______ $225,082,628
1925______ 597,035,634 1916........... 410,150,583 1904........... 220,624,307
1924______ 588,422,877 1915........... 398,845,480 1902_______ 214,616,655
1923........... 574,352,051 1914.......... 390,877,626 1900______ 209,670,845
1922______ 566,469.344 1912____ * 390,086,029 1898______ 204,734,731
1921______ 531,154,014 1911______ 263,074,386 1896______ 200,957,600
1920........... 511,456.583 1910______ 255,085,571 1894______ 197,839,543
1919.......... 469,858,171 1908______ 244,971,264 1893______ 196,117,060
1918.......... 453.327,679 1906______ 231,641,571 1881______ 168,964,903
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
express companies. These, less exemptions allowed bv statute, in 1!>22
amounted to $155,052,210, in 1923 to $151,337,443, in 1924, $146,825,319,
and in 1925 to $148,898,857, and in 1926, $160,148,854.
* Chapter 169, Laws of 1911, created 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 accounts for the large increase in the valuation
of 1912.
POPULATION OF S T A T E 1920.. ..443,0 83'188 0-- .-.346,991 1840.. ...284,574 1800..
1910-. -.430,572 1870-. ..-318,300 1830.. ...269,328 1790..
1900-- -.4 11,5 88iI8 6 0 .. ...326,073 1820.. ...244,165
1890-. -.376,530 1850-. ...317,976 1810-. ...214,460
FISCAL YEAR.— Chap. 19, Laws of 1921, provides that the fiscal year
of State reports shall close on June 30 and that biennial reports shall be
issued on June 30 in even years.
PROPOSAL FOR REVISION OF STATE CONSTITUTION DE­
FEATED.—-On N ov. 4 1924 a proposal calling for a convention to revise the
State Constitution was voted down. The count was 22.520 for to 42.616
against.
DEBT LIM ITATION.— There is no 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
or 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
1877. The amendment would appear to be 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.”
By Chap. 16 of the Public Statutes (1901) which chapter defines the
duties of the State Treasurer, that official was authorized, at the direction
of the Governor and Council to borrow in an amount not to exceed $55,000
for the purpose of refunding debts, the interest rate and the term of bond
not to exceed 6% and 5 years, respectively. In 1905 an amendment raised
the amount that could be borrowed under authority of the Act to $300,000,
and in 1921 it was raised to $600,000, and the 6% interest limit struck out.
The Section now reads:
Sec. 6. If money due from the State is demanded, and there afe not
sufficient funds in the treasury available for the payment of the same, the
Treasurer, under the direction of the Governor and Council, is hereby
authorized to borrow, on the State's credit, for a period of not more than
5 years, at the lowest rate of interest obtainable, such sums as may be
necessary; but the entire indebtedness incurred under this authority shall
not exceed the sum of $600,000 per annum.
In addition to the foregoing is the “ Municipal Bond Act of 1895“ as
amended by Chapter 129, Laws of 1917. It tells in the matter of issuing
bonds what a municipal corporation may do, what it must do, and what
it cannot do. As it now stands the law may be summarized as follows:
Sec. 1. The term “ municipal corporation” means town, city, school dis­
trict, village district and village precinct. Sec. 2. (Repealed by Chaper
129, Laws of 1917.)
Sec. 3. Bonds (except of cities) must be authorized
by a vote of two-thirds of all voters present and voting at an annual meeting
of such corporation, or at a special meeting properly called, &c. (for which
see A ct). 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 members elected to each branch, taken by yeas
and nays, signed by M ayor, countersigned by Treasurer, seal of city affixed.
Place of payment, rate of interest and sale may be delegated to Treasurer.
Sec. 5. Bonds shall be payable to bearer or to registered holder by name,
and must be in form set out in Act— which see. In case bonds be made

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subject to call, they must contain statement to that effect as given in
Act. “ The validity o f 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, &c. Sec. 7. “ All bonds purport­
ing to be issued by virtue or in pursuance of this Act and signed and sealed
as hereinbefore provided shall, in favor of bonafide holders, be conclu­
sively presumed to have been duly and regularly authorized and issued
in accordance with the provisions herein contained, arid no holder thereof
shall be obliged to see to the existence o f the purpose o f the issue or to
the regularity o f any o f the proceedings or to the application of the pro­
ceeds. All such bonds shall be negotiable in all respects and to the same
extent as securies negotiable by the law merchant.” Sec. 8. Annual
tax must be levied and collected sufficient to pay interest and provide
a sinking fund sufficient to pay principal within 20 years. Sec. 9. (Repealed
by Chapter 129, Laws of 1917.)
The amendment of 1917, in addition to repealing Secs. 2 and 9 o f the
above Act in Sec. 1, abolished sinking funds in municipalities and counties;
the exception, however, being made that those established at the time the
amendment was adopted were to be continued. Section 2 of the 1917 Act
provided that municipalities and counties, from 1917 on, must pay off
bonds in annual installments, the amount in any one year to be not less
than the payment in any subsequent year. Payments must begin within
two years after date o f the bonds. Sec. 3 prohibits the future issuance
o f notes payable on demand. Provision is made in Sec. 6 that counties
and municipalities, for buildings and permanent public improvements,
for the acquisition o f land, for the purchase o f departmental equipment
o f a lasting character, and for the payment o f judgments, may issue serial
bonds maturing within 20 years. In Sec. 7 new limitations upon the per­
centage (of assessed valuations) o f debt that might be incurred were fixed
as follows: Counties, cities and towns, 3% ; school districts, 2% ; village
precincts, 1%; the debt upon any territory, combining county, town,
district, &c., shall not be in excess of 6% o f the assessed valuation of
property. Bonds for water supply purposes and notes in anticipation of
taxes may be issued outside the debt limits prescribed.
Exceptions have been made to this law from time to time in special in­
stances. For example, in 1923 the Legislature passed an Act (Chapter
227) allowing the City o f Nashua, operating as a single corporation, to
incur debts to the amount o f 6% o f its valuation.
TA XA TIO N OF STATE AND 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 exemp­
tion shall apply only to bonds owned and held by citizens of said city,
town, precinct or village district. State bonds were left subject to taxation
unless exempted by the terms of the Act under which they are issued.
In 1913 the privilege o f exemption was extended by Chapter 51 of the
Acts for that year to future bond issues by school districts when held by
residents. Another A ct of 1913 (Chapter 112) exempts from taxation all
the bonds or notes of the State or any o f its minor civil divisions bearing
not exceeding 5% interest.

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preceding valuation of property for purposes of taxation; and populattion
shall be construed as the number of inhabitants in accordance with the
nearest preceding census taken under Federal or State authority.
Sec. 5. Not exceeding 5% o f the deposits shall be invested in the bonds
of any one municipality; and not exceeding in the aggregate 10% o f the
deposits shall be invested in the bonds of the Dominion o f Canada, its
provinces and cities.
Sec. 6. The following are legal investments:
1. In the public funds 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 principal.
2. 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 States whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5% of such valua­
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% o f 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 c f 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 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
Dominion of Canada.
6. The authorized bonds of any province of the Dominion of Canada and
of the Colony of Newfoundland, and bonds issued by the Canadian National
Railways or constituent corporations of the system owned or controlled by
the Canadian National Railways, the principal and interest of which are
guaranteed by any province of the Dominion of Canada.
7. In the authorized bonds of any city of the Dominion of Canada, w ith
a 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.

OTHER BONDS, NOTES A N D STOCKS.
Sec. 7. For the purposes of this chapter company shall mean a corporation
or voluntary association organized under the laws of the United States or
any State thereof and located and doing business principally within the
United States; public service company, a company doing principally a
water, gas, heat, ice, electric light or electric power business, or a combina­
tion of two or more said businesses; mortgage bonds, bonds seemed pri­
marily by direct and foreclosable lien on physical property owned by the
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS— PRIVILEGES AND R E STR IC ­ obligor; years, calendar year, fiscal years or nearer periods of twelve months
TIONS.— The savings bank investment laws of New Hampshire were com­ next preceding such investment; net income, income after deducting oper­
pletely revised and materially altered in many respects at the Legislative ating expenses, taxes, insurance, rentals, guaranteed interest and guaran­
session of 1917. An explanation o f the changes made was published by teed dividends and expenditures for maintenance; and annual interest,
us in the “ Chronicle" o f M ay 19 1917, pages 2028 to 2030, inclusive. The interest actually paid in each year, except that for the latest year it shall
law was again revised in 1921 (see the Chronicle” o f M ay 21 1921, pages mean one year’s interest on the total amount outstanding at the time of the
2214 to 2216, inclusive). The principal changes were the reduction of the investment.
amount o f the railroad, public utility and industrial stocks that a savings
Sec. 8. Not exceeding 65% of the deposits shall be invested in securities
bank may hold, from 25% to 10%, and the new paragraphs 4 and 5 under authorized under Sections 9 to 12 incl., not exceeding 5% of the deposits shall
Section 12 in relation to equipment securities o f railroads. Amendments be invested in the securities of any one company; and not exceeding 10%
were made in 1925 and in 1927 another revision was made. The full text of the deposits shall be invested in securities authorized by Sections 9 to 12
o f the law as it now stands follows, the section numbers used being taken inclusive other than bonds, notes, equipment, securities and receivers’ cer­
from the Bank Commissioner’s compilation o f the law;
tificates, provided that not exceeding 15% of the deposits may be so in­
Section 1. On and after the passage o f this act savings banks and savings vested whenever the assets o f any bank, as determined by the Bank Com­
departments of banking and trust companies shall make investment of their missioner, shall exceed the deposits by as much as 15% thereof. No in­
funds in the following classes o f securities only:
vestment shall be made in the securities of a corporation authorized by para­
Sec. 2. For the purposes o f this act a note shall be construed as a written graphs 8, 9 and 10 of Section 12 of Section 12, unless at least 75% of the
promise o f an individual, firm, corporation or voluntary association, signed gross income of such corporation is derived from the direct operation of
by the maker, to pay a specified sum of money on demand or at a fixed or its water, heat, ice, gas, electric light and electric power business, or a
determinable future time, but not issued under indenture or deed of trust. combination of two or more of the foregoing described businesses.
Sec. 9. No investments shall be made in securities authorized under
A bond shall be construed as a note issued under indenture or deed of
trust.
paragraphs 1 ,2 ,8 and 10 of Section 12 of Section 12 unless the net income
of the company in question in each of the three years next preceding such
Sec. 3. The following are legal investments:
investment shall have been not less than one and one-quarter times the
1.
In notes or bonds directly secured by first mortgage on real estate
interest on its
situated within the State o f New Hampshire; but no such investment shall annual 10. In the case entire funded debt.
Sec.
of
be in a loan that exceeds 70% o f the value of the real estate by which it is more existing companies, a company formed by the consolidation of two or
the net
secured and not exceeding 75% o f the deposits shall be so invested, except preceding such consolidation shallincome and annual interest for the years
be the combined net income and annual
by permission o f the bank commissioners
interest of the consolidated companies.
Those directly secured by first mortgage on real estate situated without
Sec. 11. The change o f
this State, but entirely within the United States, which at the time of such whether wholly or in part, motive power by any steam railroad company,
shall
investment is improved, occupied and productive; but not exceeding 40% any steam railroad obligations. not affect the eligibility for investment of
o f the deposits shall be so invested, and no such investment shall be in a
Sec. 12. Subject to the foregoing investments may be made as follows:
loan that exceeds 50% o f the value o f the real estate by which it is secured,
unless the loan is further secured by a guaranty satisfactory to the Bank
STEAM RAILROAD SECURITIES.
Commissioner, in which case it shall not exceed 60% o f the value of the
1. In bonds or notes issued or assumed by steam railroad companies and
real estate by which it is secured. The provisions o f this paragraph shall
(n mortgage bonds of companies controlled by such companies for the re­
not apply to bonds o f railroad or public service corporations.
funding of which mortgage
of such companies are specifically re­
3. In notes cr bonds directly secured by first mortgage on timber lands served, provided that in each bonds three years next preceding such invest­
of the
situated within the States o f Maine and Vermont; but not exceeding 5%
the net Income of
not less
o f the deposits shall be so invested, and no such investment shall be in a ment ten million dollars such companies shall have been either (1) one-half
than
($10,000,000) and not less than one and
loan that exceeds 50% of the value of the real estate by which it is secured.
(1)4) times the annual interest on the obligations in question and all other
4. In notes secured by collateral in which the bank is at liberty to in­ obligations of corresponding or prior lien, or (2) not less than two million
vest, of a value at least 10% in excess of the value of the note, and in dollars ($2,000,000) and not less than one and three-quarters (154) times
bonds secured by collateral in which the bank is at liberty to invest under the annual interest on the obligations in question and ail other obligations
paragraphs 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8 of Section 4, of a value o f at least 10% in excess of corresponding or prior lien.
of the value o f the note. The amount of any one class of securities so
2. In mortgage bonds guaranteed as to principal and interest by such
taken as collateral, added to that which the bank may own at the time, companies, provided that in each of the three years next preceding such
shall not exceed the total limit o f investment in that class of security; but investment the net income of the obligor company shall have been not
not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be so invested.
less than five hundred thousand ($500,000) and not less than one and
5. In notes secured by collateral securities which are dealt in on the one-half (1)4) times the annual interest on the obligations in question and
Stock Exchanges o f Boston or New York, the Stock Exchange price of all other obligations of corresponding or prior lien.
3. In the mortgage bonds of terminal or bridge companies guaranteed as
which shall at all times be at least 20% in excess o f the amount due upon
the note, while held by the bank; but not exceeding 25% of the deposits to principal and interest, by two or more such companies.
4. In equipment securities issued or guaranteed as to principal and
shall be so invested.
interest by such companies, or by the Canadian National Railways or con­
6. In notes secured by any savings bank deposit book Issued by any stituent corporations of the system owned or controlled by the Canadian
savings bank chartered under the laws of any New England State; or In National Railways, or secured as to principal and interest through the
notes secured by the depositor’s pass-book of any building and loan asso­ medium of a trustee by a prior lien on equipment leased to such companies
ciation of this State, provided that the investment shall not be in excess of or the Canadian National Railways or its constituent corporations, provided
the withdrawing value of said pass-book.
such securities are issued for not exceeding in par value 85% of the cost of
7. In notes with two or more signers, or one or more indorsers, or in standard equipment and wither (1) mature in approximately equal annual
acceptances of member banks o f the Federal Reserve System of the kinds or semi-annual installments over a period beginning not more than six years
and maturities made eligible for rediscount or purchase by Federal Reserve and ending not more than fifteen years’ rom the date or tnein ssue, o r (2)
banks, or in notes o f makers whose net assets are not less than $250,000 mature not more than fifteen years from date of issue and their payment at
and whose total indebtedness does not exceed 50% o f their quick assets; maturity is provided for by a like series of installment payments to be used
but not exceeding 5% o f the deposits shall be loaned to any one borrower for the purchase and retirement of certificates or as a sinking fund.
on this class of security; and not exceeding 30% of the deposits shall be
5. In the prior lien equipment obligations or equipment trust certificates
invested under the provisions o f this paragraph, provided that, except in issued by the National Railway Service Corporation or by any such corpora­
notes with two or more signers, or one or more indorsers, or in said ac­ tion organized under Act of Congress in pursuance of any equipment trust
ceptances, no savings bank shall invest under this paragraph unless Its financed in whole or in part through a loan or loans made or approved by
guaranty fund is full and unimpaired and the total value of its assets as the Inter-State Commerce Commission, provided such securities are issued
determined by the Board o f Bank Commissioners shall exceed the amount for not exceeding in par value sixty per cent (60%) of the cost of standard
of its deposits by at least 10%.
equipment and either (1) mature in approximately equal annual or semi­
8. In bonds issued under the provisions of the Federal Farm Loan Act. annual installments over a period beginning not more than six years and
but not more than 5% o f the deposits shall be so invested.
ending not more than fifteen years from date of their issue, or (2) mature
9. Certificate of Value of Real Estate.— A statement in such form as may not more than fifteen years from date of issue and their payment at maturity
berequiredby theBankCommissioner,signed by the board or officer passing is provided for by a like series of installment payments to be used for the
upon loans secured by real estate, as described in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3, purchase and retirement of certificates or as a sinking fund.
shall be attached to each note so secured, certifying that to the best of their
6. In certificates of indebtedness, commonly termed “ receiver’s cer­
or his knowledge and belief said loan did not exceed, on the date of making, tificates,” issued by a receiver of any steam railroad under authorization
the legal percentage o f the value o f the real estate by which it is secured.
t i the court having jurisdiction over such receiver.
10. Limitation.— Not exceeding 5% o f the deposits shall be loaned to
7. The dividend-paying capital stock of steam railroad companies of
any one borrower on the classes of security described in this section.
which the net income in each of the 5 years next preceding such invest­
ments shall have been either (1) not less than ten million dollars and not
M U N ICIPA L BONDS.
less than twice the annual interest on the entire funded debt; or (2) not less
Sec. 4. f o r me purposes o f this section a Municipality shall be con­ than two million dollars and not less than two and one-half times such inter­
strued as a county, city, town, village, district, precinct or other municipal est; provided, that the income of such companies applicable to dividends in
corporation; a Municipal Bond shall be construed as an interest-bearing at least four of the five years next preceding such investment shall have been
obligation of a government. State, province or municipality, to provide for not less than the current annual dividend requirements on the class of stock
the interest and principal requirements of which taxes may be levied on all in question and all other classes of stock of prior preference; and in each of
taxable property within the confines o f the obligor; Net Debt shall be con­ the five years next preceding such investment shall have been not less than
strued as debt after deducting sinking funds available for the payment of 4% per annum on the class o f stock in question and all other classes of stock
such debt and the net outstanding debt created for supplying the inhabi­ of prior preference; or in the stock of any steam railroad company that is
tants with water; Assessed Valuation shall be construed as the nearest leased to and whose dividends are guaranteed by such company.




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N E W H A M P S H IR E —C IT IE S & TO W N S

PUBLIC SERVICE COM PANIES.
8. In mortgage bonds Issued or assumed by public service c >mpanie$
and in mortgage bonds 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) aud not less than one and
three-quarters times the annual interest on the oblig.i cions in question and all
other obligations of corresponding or orior 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 bonis or notes issued or assumed by
public service companies, provided that in each of the three years next
preceding such investment the net income of such companies shall have
been not less than five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000) and not less
than two times the annual interest on the obligations in question and all
other obligations o f corresponding or prior lien; provided that in all cases
the principal franchise or franchises o f 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 o f 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.
8a. Certificates of indebtedness, commonly termed receivers’ certificates,
issued by a receiver of any public service company, under the authorization
of the court having jurisdiction over such receiver.
9. The dividend-paying capital stock of senior preference o f public service
companies, of which the net income in each of the five years next preceding
such investment shall have been not less than five hundred thousand dollars
and not less than twice the annual interest on the entire funded debt; pro­
vided, that the income applicable to the payment of dividends shall during
such period of five years have averaged not less than twice the dividend
requirements o f such stock, and in each of the five years next preceding
such investment shall have been no less than 4% per annum on the class
of stock in question, and provided that the issue of such stock has been
authorized by a State commission of competent jurisdiction.
10. The bonds or notes of public service, telephone and water companies
organized under the laws o f and located and doing business principally within
this State; provided, that the net income of such companies in each of the
three years next preceding such investment shall have been no less than twice
the annual interest on the obligations in question and all other obligations of
corresponding or prior lien, or provided the payment of principal and interest
of such bonds or notes is legally guaranteed by a like corporation whose bonds
or notes are a legal investment under the provisions of this paragraph; and
the capital stock of senior preference of such companies; 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 one and
one-eighth times the current annual dividend requirements on the class of
stock in question, and in each of the five years next preceding such investment
shall have been not less than 4% per annum on the class of stock in question.
TELEPHONE AN D TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
11. In bonds or notes issued or assumed by telephone, telegraph, or
telephone and telegraph companies o f 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 lass than two times the
annual interest on the entire funded debt, or (2) not less than two million
dollars ($2,000,000) and not less than two and one-half (2V$) times the
annual interest on the entire funded debt.
12. The dividend-paying capital stock o f senior preference o f such com­
panies which meet the above income requirements; provided, that the in­
come o f such companies applicable to dividends in at least four of the five
years next preceding such investment shall have been not less than the cur­
rent dividend requirements of the class o f stock in question, and in each of
the five years next preceding such investment shall have been not less than
4% per annum upon the class o f stock in question.
BONDS OR NOTES.
13. In bonds or notes issued or assumed by 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 four (4) times
the annual interest on the entire funded debt.
OTHER CA PITA L STOCK.
14. The dividend-paying capital stock o f senior preference of companies
with net income as provided in paragraph 13: 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 companies have no
funded debt, then the income applicable to dividends in at least four of the
five years next preceding such investment shall have been not less than one
and one-fourth times the current dividend requirements of the class o f stock
in question; and that to be eligible under this paragraph the income of all
companies in each of the five years next preceding such investment shall have
been not less than 4% per annum upon the class of stock in question.
STOCKS AN D BONDS OF N EW EN GLAND M AN UFACTURING
COM PANIES.
15. 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, and the stock or certificates of interest
o f such company; provided, that the company has earned in each of the five
years preceding such investment dividends of at least 4% on its entire capital
stock, and that its net indebtedness does not exceed 50% o f 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 divi­
dend for that year on both the outstanding stock and the new issue. Not ex­
ceeding 5 % o f the deposits shall be invested under the provisions of this para­
graph; and no bank shall hold more than 5 % of the stock in any such company.
16- In the capital stock o f any banking or trust company, or special
deposits o f guaranty savings banks incorporated under the laws of the
State of New Hampshire and doing business therein and in the capital stock
o f any national bank located in New Hampshire, but not exceeding 10%
of the deposits shall be so invested; the amount o f stock or special deposits
o f any such bank which may be held by any savings bank as an investment
and as collateral for loans shall not exceed one-fourth o f the total capital
stock or special deposits o f such banking or trust company or guaranty
savings bank or national bank.
17. In the capital stock o f any national bank or trust company located
in the New England States or the State o f New York, but not exceeding 10%
o f the deposits o f a savings bank shall be invested in such stock; the amount
o f stock o f any such bank which may be held by any savings bank as an
investment and as collateral for loans shall not exceed 10% of the capital
stock of said national bank or trust company.
Sec. 13. Unless the guaranty fund o f a bank is full and unimpaired and
the value o f its assets as determined by the Board of Bank Commissioners
shall exceed the amount o f the deposits by at least 5% , it shall be unlawful
for it to invest in any stocks o f paragraphs 7 ,9 ,1 0 ,1 2 and 14 of section 12 or
in any securities o f section 12 without the written permission of the Board
o f Bank Commissioners.
Sec. 14. Whenever in the opinion o f the Board of Bank Commissioners
the condition o f 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. 15. In determining the percentage o f deposits invested under the
provisions o f this Act, previous investments held by the banks shall be
included.
Sec. 16. The special deposits or guaranty fund of a guaranty savings
bank shall not be included in the amount of deposits on which the percent­
age o f any investment is reckoned.
INVESTMENT OF TR U ST FUNDS.— (1895) Chapter 71. Sec 1.
(Also Sec. 9, Chapter 178, Public Statutes and Sec. 11, Chapter 198,




[V ol. 124.

Public Statutes.) Trustees and guardians shall be authorized to invest funds
in their hands in the bonds or direct obligations o f any county, city, town,
school, fire or water district in New England, when the net debt o f said mu­
nicipality does not exceed 5 % of the last assessment of taxes for the purpose
of taxation. The term “ net debt” shall be construed to denote the in­
debtedness of any municipality, omitting debt created for supplying the
inhabitants with water and deducting the amount of sinking funds avail­
able for the payment of the indebtedness of the municipality

CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STA TE OF N E W H A M P S H IR E .
ASHLAND.
This town is in Grafton County.
BONDED D E B T ________
None
NOTE D EBT Apr 1 '2 7 .- $68,362
Assessed value, real_______ 1,270,898
Assessed value, personal_
_
37.389
Other assess, property_____ 723,355
Total assess, val. '26 (act.)-2,030,942
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 --$25.60
Population In TO. 1,412: '20, 1,325.
BERLIN.
This city Is In Coos County. Ineorp. Feb. 6 1897. New city charter
was adopted by the voters M ay 11'09.
W ater Bonds.
($30,000c. Apr 1 '28-’30
4K s ’25A-01150,000c.Apr 1 ’31-’40
200,000c. Apr 1 ’41-’50
l300,000c.Apr 1 ’51-’60
S chool Bonds.
4s T6 J-J $18,000c_July 1 ’28-’36
4 j^s’22 F-A *64,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’42
P u blic Im provement Bonds.
($28,000c .July 1 ’28-’31
5s '21 J-J
54,000c.July 1 ’32-’40
1
3 0 0c._ .July 1 1941
4^ s'24 J-J *65,000c..July 1 ’28-’39
Bridge & R efu nd ing Bonds.
4s T5 A-O $36,000c.Apr 1 ’28-'35
High S chool Bldg. Bonds.
5s '21 M -N $300.000c Nov 1 ’27-’41
4 ^ s ’25 J-D/*140,000cDec 1 ’27-’40
1 *25,000c-Dec 1 '41-45
City Hall Bonds.
4V*s’ 13 J-J $45.000e.July 1 ’28 '33
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '27. $791,800
Water debt (incl.)_______
690,000
Total assess, val. '26_____ 21,562,628
Tax rate (per S I.000) 1 0 2 6 ---$ 3 1 .0 0

Pop. 1920,16,101; 1926_____19,000
*INT. at Old Col. Tr. C o., Boston.

Street Bonds.
4K s’23 M -N $20,000--N ov 1 ’27-'28
♦Bridge Bonds.
4s T5 J-D /$30,400c.June 1 '28-’34
_
1 10,000c_ June 1 1935
*Sewer Bonds
3!4s’08 M-N $25.000c-.-M ay 1 1928
4s '14 J-D I 5,000___ Dec 1 1930
\20.000-Dec 1 '32 & '34
♦Waterworks Bonds.
4 K s’22
$180,000-Jan 1 ’28-’37
♦Union S ch ool D istrict Bonds.
3 46s 061-J
$4,000____July 1 1928
3 46s '061-J
20,000 .July 1 ’29-’30
3 46s '06J-J
9,000____ July 1 1931
4s T 4M -N \ 6.000____M ay 1 1928
J30.000-.M ay 1 ’32-’34
4 s '22 A-O 32.000--O ct 1 '27-’42
4 W 2 5 J-D 78.000c.Dec 1 '27-65
4 ^ s ’25 J-D 160,000c.Dec 1 '27-65
4M s’25 J-D 195,000--Dec 1 '27-65
♦City-Hall Bonds.
3<4 s’04 J-J $36,000--Julv 1 ’26-’29
3 K s’04 J-J ' 10.000___ July 1 ’ 928
1 5.000____July 1 1929
♦Public Park Bonds.
4s '14 J-D $15.000..D ec 1 ’31-’33
Departm ental Equip. Bonds.
4M s’26 M -N $80,000______1927-1946
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '26- $311,198
Soucook River notes (add’l)
52,379
Assess, val. '26__________ 30,672,550
Tax rate (per 1,000) '2 6 ____$27.60
Popul'n 1910. 21,497; 1920, 22,167
• Exempt from tax when owned
by Concord residents.
IN T . at Claremont Nat. Bank.
CITY PR O PE R T Y.— The city
valued Its buildings and other prop­
erty on Dec. 31 1924 at $1,819,400.46
Inch water works valued at $1,173,357.79 which are the property of
the “ precinct."

BRISTOL UN. S. D. NO. 2.
This district (P. O. Bristol) is
in Grafton Countv.
COOS COUNTY.
4j^s’23 J-J $48 000c.July 1 ’28-’43 -s
$5,000_______________
BOND. DEBT April 1927--$51,000
Funding Bonds.
IN T. at First Nat. Bk., Boston. 5s '21
-.-$25 ,000____$5,000 yrly
BOND. D T . Mar 31 '2 7 -$25,000
CARROLL COUNTY.
Assessed valuation 1926--60,383,784
The county seat is Ossipee.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$26-70
C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
4s '15 M -N $ll,250c_N ov 1 ’27-’30 DERRY.
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '27
$12,000
This town Is In Rockingham Co.
Floating d e b t-52,920 Inc. 1827. Population 1910, 5,123:
Total assessed'2 6 ___
17,351,600 1920. 5.382.
Tax rate (p ;r $1,000)'26____ $27 .00
R efu nd ing Bonds.
Population 1910. 16.316: '20. 15.017 4s '13 A-O f$12,500c--N ov 1 1928
INT. payable at the Conway Nat.
\ 30,000c..N ov 1 1933
Bank. Conway.
4>£s’23 A-O / 12,500c..N ov 1 1928
1 30,000c. .N o v 1 1933
CHARLESTOWN.
W ater Bonds.
This town is In Sullivan County.
3 44s'10 M -N $44,000c...N ov 1 1930
Sewer Bonds.
5s '20 A-O 33,000 ..A p r 1 ’28-’40
4s '13 A-O $8,200c__________1933 BOND DEBT Jan 1 '2 7 -- $85,000
BOND. D EBT Jan 31 '27- $22,200 Assess, val. 1926 (act.)____5,777,970
Floating debt (addT)______
4,500 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1925--.S29.50
Sinking fund (water)______
5,019
on
Assess, val. real estate_____1,375,395 of INT.payable in Boston; C o.,bonds
Harris, Forbes
Inc.;
Assessed val. personal_____ 139,900 on 1907 atof 1910 at First &
bonds
Nat. B ank.
Other assess, property____ 196,770
Assess, val. '26 (act.)_____1,712,065 DOVER.
Tax rate (per $1,000) '26_____$32.50
This city is the county seat of
Population In 1910. 1,496: '20, 1,505 Stratford County. Incorp. as a city
in 1855. Pop. TO, 13.247C20, 13,029
CLAREMONT.
x City Hall R efu n d in g Bonds.
This town is in Sullivan County. 346s’ 12 J-D $75,000c._Dec 1 ’28-'32
Incorporated 1764.
x Bridge Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
-.T $30.000c. .July 1 ’28-’33
4s '13 J-J $28,600--$3.700 yearly 4s '13 T
'27
4s '23 M -N 63,500c-Nov 1 ’ 27-’43 4s (Due J-D 233,000_______________
$113,000, Dec. 1928-1932;
4Ks '25 J-J 36,000.-Jan 1 '28-'45 $12,000, Dec. 1932-1946.)
S chool Bonds.
Highway Note.
436s’23M -Sf $4,000___ Sept 1 1827 4 46s
M-S $30,000 _____ 1927-1931
l 48,000-_Sept 1 ’28-’43 446s
M -N 22,100___________ 1933
Refund.
446s’25 J-D 20,000___________1934
4s 14 J-J $19,750c-July 1 '28-'34 4)4s
J-D
25,000___________1935
T ru st Fund Bonds.
BOND.
Apr 1 '27- $202,100
4s
$38,686.78_______ 1936 AssessedD E B T real______ 10,063,492
value,
Bridge Bonds.
value, personal-. 5,499,425
4s '15 ---- $21,400_____ Part yearly Assessed val. 1926 (act.)--15,562,918
Assessed
H igh-School Bonds.
(per $1,000) 1926___$26,40
4s '15 _ $60,100_____ Part yearly Tax rate on bonds marked (x) at
_
IN T.
Fire Station Bonds.
First Nat. Bank. Boston: others at
4 s '17
- $13,750 -81.250 yearly Strafford Nat. Bank, Dover.
Street Bonds.
446s'18 —
S1,000--$1.000 yearly
4s 17
°'>.800 _ Part vearlv EXETER.
This town is in Rockingham Co.
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’26. $395,400
NOTE DEBT (add’l) ___
16,335 Incorp. 1638. Pop’n 1910, 4,897;
Cash on hand___________
16,987 1920. 4,604.
Total assess, val. 1926___15,823,300
Street (Ini. at Exeter Banking Co.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$25.00 i ‘ s
A
M-S $28,OOOc.Sl,000 yearly
Population 1910, 7,529; 1920, 9,524
Seminary (Int. at Exeter Bank.Co.)
IN T. on water bonds of 1913 and 4 44s'09J-J $ T ,000c.$1,000 yearly
1923 and refunding at Claremont BOND. DEBT Jan 31 '26 $112,000
Nat. Bank; on water bonds o f 1925 at Cash on hand____________
45,069
Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
Assessed value 1926_______6,644,580
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-.$25.40
CLAREMONT SCHOOL DIST
This district (P. O. Claremont) is
FRANKLIN.
in Sullivan County.
This city Is In Merrimack County,
4J4s
_ $56.00f)c_________Serially
_
4Ks'25 J-J 47,500 -Julv 1 '27-'45 rnc. as a town 1828: a city, 1895
Sch. Park & Heat Plant Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '27--$99,500
_
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$6-75 3 46s'07 J-D $30,000c_ June 1 1927
Memorial Hall, R e fu n d .& Sewer
Population (est)_____________ 12,250
Int. payable at Old Colony Trust 4 44s’08 A-O $50,000c_ -Oct 1 1928
R efu n d in g S chool B onds.
Co., Boston.
546s’27 J-D $30,000--June 1 ’28-’47
R efu nding W ater Bonds
CONCORD
Concord (Incorp. 1853) Is the capi­ 5s 21 A-O $50.000c-.O ct 1 ’ 27-’36
Apr '2 7 -.
tal of the State and the county seat GEN. B D . D T .(add’l1____ $130,000
)
128,000
of Merrimack County. Its water­ Floating debt
Tot.assess.val. '26________7,560,929
works more than take care of the
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $27.20
_
Interest on the water bonds
4J4s'25 J-D 160,000c____ 1927-1965 Population in 1910, 6,132; '20, 6,318
INTEREST payable at First Na­
P ublic Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’24 M-N$58,000 _____ 1927-1934 tional Bank. Boston, or Treasurer's
4i|s’25 M -N 63.000 _____ 1927-1935 office.

J une, 1927.]
GORHAM .
This town Is In Coos County
Inc
1836. Population 1910. 2,155; 1920
2.734.
M unicipal Building Bonds.
. . . $30.000.........................
W ater Bonds.
4s
... $ 5 6 ,0 0 0 ..............1939
BOND. DEBT Feb 12 ’26. $86,000
Note debt (add'l)________
8,000
Sinking funds (incl. cash on
hand)__________________
40.778
Assessed value 1926_______ 4,765,150
Tax rate (per SI,000) 1925-..$31 00
IN T . at Manchester Safety & De­
posit & Trust Co., Manchester.
GORHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Gorham) is
in Coos County.
4s ’18 . . .
$8,000______1928-1935
f 50,000_____ 1927-1933
4Ms’23 J-J 30,000 ..........1934-1938
l 25,000 _____ 1939-1943
4M s’24 . . .
89,300______1927-1943
BOND. D EBT June 30 ’27. $125,000
8,000
Note debt (add’l)_________
Total assessed value, 1926.4,990,134
HAMPTON.
This town is in Rockingham Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 ’27. $133,000
Note debt (additional)___
19.031
Assessed value 1927_______ 5,040,790
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1924____$30.00
HENNIEER.
A town in Merrimack County.
BOND. D EBT Jan 31 1927 $50,000
Floating debt (additional).
5,390
Sinking fund______________
19,184
Assessed val. 1926________ 1,363,891
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$24.50

NEW HAMPSHIRE—CITIES & TOWNS
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston,
and Old Colony Trust C o.. Boston.
LEBANON.
This town is in Grafton County.
Highway Bonds.
5s
F-A $20,000c__________1930
Bridge Bonds.
5s
J-J $60,000c__________1940
Ton Hall Bonds.
414s M-N$250,000___________ 1943
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’27. $270,000
Assessed value, real_______ 5,389,015
Assessed value, personal_ 2,672,046
_
Tot. assess, val.(act.) 1926.8,061,061
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---- $32.80
Population 1910. 5,718; 1920, 6,162
LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT
This district (P. O. Lebanon) is in
Grafton County.
4Ms’25 F-AJ?81,000c.Aug. 1 ’27-'35
i 85.000c.Aug. 1 ’36-’45
BOND. D E B T Apr. 11 ’27 $166,000
Total assessed value 1926.-7,111,417
School tax rate (per $1,000)’25.$1.26
Population (est.)_____________ 6,000
Int. payable at First National
Bank, Boston.
LITTLETON.
This village is in Grafton Countv
BOND. D E B T Feb 1 1926. $68,000
Sinking fund_____________
63,759
Assessed valuation 1925 2,964,915
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925.—$29.50
Population 1910. 3.059; 1920. 2.308

LITTLETON UNION SCH. DIST.
-s '13 J-J $25,000___ July 1 1933
4Ms’25 M -S 152,000c.Sept 1 ’27-45
BOND. D EBT M ay 4 ’27. $162,656
Sinking fund_______________ 11,814
Total assess. vahie,!1926__ 4,263,168
School tax rate(per$l,000)’26.$16.06
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.
County seats, Manchester and Population in 1920__________ 4,239
Nashua.
IN T. on 4 Ms payable at Manches­
F unding Bonds.
ter Safety Deposit & Trust C o.,
4 s ’23 A-0$ 140,000 c . . . 1927-1933 Manchester.
Hospital Bonds.
4M s’27 A-O ($20,000..A pr 1 ’28-’32 LITTLETON, TOWN.
1 45,000. .A pr 1 ’33-’47
This town is in Grafton County.
BON D. DEBT Apr 12 ’27 $120,000 Incorporated in 1874.
Assessed valuation 1926-8204,084,444
W ater and Light Bonds.
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.825.70 314s
J-D$200,000_____
1933
Pop. in 10, 126,072; ’20, 135,512.
Funding Bonds.
4 Ms’23 J-D/$42,000-.June 1 ’ 28-’33
JA FFRE Y .
\ 60 ,000..June 1 ’ 34-'43
This town is In Cheshire County BOND. D E B T Feb 1 1926- $260,000
Iucorp. in 1773. Population 1910 NOTE D E B T (add’l)_____ 115,000
1.8P5: 1920. 2.303.
Sink, fund (incl. cash on lid) 193,318
W ater Bonds.
Total ass’d val’n 1926_____ 4,263,167
3s ’02 J-J ($6,000r_Jan. 1 ’27-’29 Tax rate (per .$1,000) 1926____ $34.29
...
\ 1,000r— Jan. 11930 Pop. in 1910, 4.069; 1920_____ 4,239
4Ms
J-J 58,000— Jan 1 ’30-’43
Water ex.notes 4s(on demand) $3,000 MANCHESTER.
Reservoir Bonds.
This city Is one of the county seats
5s ’24 J-J
$5,000r__Jan 1 ’28-’32 of Hillsborough County. Incorp.
Road Notes.
July 10 1846. Population 1910. 70.5s
$2,500c— On demand 063; 1920, 78,384.
Bridge Bonds.
Drill T ow er— Fire Bonds.
4s T6 J-J
$9,000— Jan 1 ’28-’33
3Ms’ 16 J-J
8,000...J a n 1 ’34-’36 5s ’21 A-O $4,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’30
Fire-Departm ent Bonds.
State Road T ru nk Line Bonds.
5s ’24 J-J
l,000r_ Jan 1 1928 3M s’ 12 M-S ($25.000..Sept 1 ’27-'31
_
Turnpike Bonds.
] 10,000___ Sept 1 1932
5s on demand $4,000_______________ 4s ’22 A-O 48,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’42
_
Main St. Bonds,
4s ’23 A-O *51,000- - Oct 1 ’27-'43
5s
$11,400______1928-1933
Street & Sewer Bonds.
Sewer note 5s (on demand) _
$500 3M s’ 12 J-J $30,000--July 1 ’27-’32
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27. $109,400 4s ’ 13 A-O 35,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’33
_
Water debt (included)____
72,000 4s T4 J-J
36,000.-July 1 ’28-’34
Floating debt (add’l)______
19,100 4s T6 F-A 50,000--Aug 1 ’27-’36
Assess, val. real estate___ 2,516,306 4s ’ 19 M-S
50,000-Mar 1 ’28-’29
Assess, val. personal______1,092,330
. 50,000-Mar 1 ’30-’39
Total assessed val. 1926.-.3,508,636
Street Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-..$27.75
4s ’26 J-D *$100,000--June 1 ’27-’36
IN T . in Jaffrey.
4s ’26 J-D *100,000--June 1 ’27-46
Sewer Bonds.
KEENE.
5s ’21 J-J /$10,000-.July 1 ’28-’31
County seat of Cheshire Co. In
corp. as a town 1753; city, 1874. 4s ’21 A-O 1 20,000-.July 1 ’32-’41
78.000— Oct 1 '27-’41
W ater Loan Notes.
4s ’22 J-J 235.000.-July 1 ’28-’42
4M s’24 M-SS126,000.-Sept 1 ’28-’35 4s ’ 23 A-O 78,000.-Apr 1 ’28-'43
R efu nd ing Bonds.
78 ,090-.Feb l ’28-’43
4s T6 F-A $5,000___ Aug 1 ^927 4s ’23 F-A f *39,800.-July 1 ’28-’43
4s ’23 J-J
Highway Bonds.
1 ’28-’43
4M s’22 M-S $15,000-Mar 31 ’27-’33 4s ’24 F-A 1*29,300.-July 1 ’ 28-’44
27,000--Aug
Jail Notes.
4s ’25 J-D 180.000--June 1 ’28-’45
4Ms/25 . . . $14,000--Aug 1 ’27-’33 4s ’27 - - .
50,000_______________
Fire Station Bonds
Perm anent Impt. Bonds.
4M s’26 M-S $25,000______1927-1936 SMs’ 10 A-0$100,000____Apr 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’26.
$54,000 4s ’ 15 M-S 80,000--M ar 1 ’ 28-’35
Water debt (add’l) _______
126,000 4s ’ 17 F-A 110,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’37
Assessed val., real estate. .13,082,602
R efu nd ing Loan.
Assessed val., personal_ 3,956,924 3Ms’09 A-O $50,000___ Apr 1 1929
_
Total valuation (Act) ’27.18,224,840
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$25.60 4s Hospital B on d s.
’ 15 J-D $15,000---Jan 1 ’28-30
Population TO. 10,068; '20. 11.240
S chool Bonds.
IN T . at Cheshire Nat. Bank.
3H s’ l l J-J ($15,000-.July 1 ’28-’30
8,000___ July
KEENE UNION SCHOOL DIST. 4s ’ 16 F-A l 60,000.-Aug 1 1 1931
'27-’36
S chool Bonds.
5s ’20 F-A 250,000-.A ug 2 ’27-’40
3s ’ 12
$10,000----------------1927 5s ’21
1 ’27-’41
5s 21 F-A j 25,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’31 5s ’21 J-J 22 0,00 0... Jan 1 ’28-’41
A-O 42,000-.Apr
4M s’24 F-A| 80,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’34 5s ’21 M -N 222,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’41
4 Ms’25 J -D j 10,000c.June 1 ’28-29 5s ’21 A-O 238,000- —Oct 1 ’27-’41
School Note.
4Ms’22 J-J 12,000.--Jan 1 ’28-’42
3M s’ l l A-O $19,500____Oct 1 1961 4s ’22 M-S 472,000..Mar 1 ’28-’42
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 ’27.$130,000 4s '22 M-S 252,000—Sept 1 ’27-’42
Note debt (additional)______19,500
4s ’22 J-D 252,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’42
Total val. o f sch. prop. ’2 5 .. 567,100 4s ’23 J-D *82,000—Dec 1 ’27-’43
School population 1926_____ 2,349
4s ’24 J-D 32,000_-Dec 1 ’27-’44
4s ’25 F-A 14,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’33
LACONIA.
R efu nd ing Cemetery Loan.
Laconia (citv) Is in Belknap Co 4s T7 J-J
$3,000___ July 1 1928
Bridge & Sewer Bonds.
Incorp. May 3 1893. l’opulatioi
1910, 10,183: 1020. 10.897.
4s '15 F-A $22,000--Aug 1 ’27-’30
Bridge Bonds.
S chool B uilding Bonds.
4M g’22M-N$181,250c.May 1 ’28 '42 4s 13 J-J $30,000.-July 1 ’28-’33
S chool Notes.
5s ’21 J-D 90,000.-June 1 ’28-’36
4M s’23J-J 15 $25,000c. July 15'27-'31 4s ’23 M-N*770,000—May 1 ’28-43
R efunding Bonds.
Culvert Bonds.
414s ’18. .$35,000. $5,000 y ’ly June 1 5s ’20 M-S $10,000—Sept 1 ’ 27-’30
4s ’26 A-O 20,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’36
_
Street and Sewer Bonds.
Bonds.
4Ms’2o A-O $57,000 _____ 1927-1945 4s Highway *$25,000___ July 1 1928
’23 J-J
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
4s ’24 F-A 80,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’34
4s ’94 A-O $96,000-.$7,000 yearly 4s ’25 J-D 80,000.-June 1 ’28-35
BOND. DEBT Apr 1926. $423,250 4s ’26 F-A 100,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’36
Note debt (additional)_
_
70,815 4s ’27 —
100,000________________________
Casn on band___________
62,842 4s ’27 - - 50,000_______________
Assessed value 1926______ 15,898,811
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926. -.$26.20 4 s ’26 M -S $142,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’45




BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927$5,300,500
Water debt (included)_
_
142,000
Sinking funds___________
134,000
Total val. ’26 (abt.act.).121,275,956
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$26.00
All bonds carry coupons.
IN T. on bonds marked (*) at the
Amoskeag Trust Co., Manchester, or
the National Shawmut Bank, Boston;
on some of the others at Second Nat.
Bank, Boston and the National Shaw­
mut Bank, Boston.
M E RE D ITH VILLAGE FIRE DIS.
Meredith is in Belknap County.
BOND. D EBT M ay 23 ’24—$30,000
Sinking fund______________
4,500
Assessed valuation 1924_____ 983,013
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____$2.89
Population in 1920____________ 1,090
NASHUA.
This city Is In Hillsborough Co
Incorporated June 28 1853.
C ity Bonds.
4Ms’20 J-J $13,100c—Jan 1 ’28-’39
Bridge Bonds.
4s g ’ 14 M -N $15.5 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1934
4s '15 M -N 15,000c---N ov 1 1935
4s ’ 17
10.000____$2,000 yrly
F unding Floating D ebt.
4s ’ 16 J-D$145.000c— .D ec 1 1935
5s ’21 F-A 10.000_____ 1927-1936
S ch ool-B u ild in g.
4s ’09 M-S $16,000____Sept 1 1929
4s '15 M-S 60.000c_ Sept 1 1935
_
4s ’ 16 F-A 18,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1936
4s '16 J-J
4 5 0 0 c ...D e c 11936
4 M s g ’ 18J-J 165.000-.Jan 1 ’28-’38
4Ms’ 19 F-A (*’ 8,750—Aug 1 ’27-’29
1 50.000 ..A u g 1 '3(>-'39
5s '20 M-S
9,000..S ep t 1 ’27-’35
4M s’23 J-D 196.000c_Dec 1 ’27-’43
4M s’24 J-J */ 89,000cJuly 1 ’28-’34
I100.000c.luly 1 ’35-’44
4M s’26 A-O 28,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’46
Fire Bonds.
4s g T4 J-D $10.000c
June 1 1934
4M s’ 18 J-D 3.000_____June 1 1928
4 Msg’ 22 M-S 28,500c.Sent I ’27-’37
4M s’25 F-A *90 OOOc.Feb 1 ’28-’45
Sewer Bonds.
5s g ’20 A-O $12,000c—Apr 1 ’28-’40
5s 20 J-D
9.000c.Deo 1 '27-’35
4Ms’ 22 A-O 33 000. Apr 1 ’ 28 '37
4Ms’24 M -N*/40,000cNov 1 ’27-’34
\20.000cNov 1 ’35-’39
4M s’26 J-J
25,000.-July 1 ’27-41
R efu n d in g Bonds.
is 'l l J-D $10.000
June 11931
Is ’ 12 J-D
40,000
June 11932
Is ’ 13 J-D
40.000
June 11933
4s ’ 14 J-J
40,000c...June 11934
4s T5 J-D
40.0 0 0c...Ju n e 11935
Road Bonds.
4Ms’ 18 J-D $3,000 ...J u n e 1 1928
5s ’21 F-A 26,000-.A u g 1 ’ 27 36
(For maturity see V. 113, p. 442)
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’ 13 J-D $10.000
June 11933
4Ms’ 19 A-O 10.000. —Oct 1 ’27-’39
4Ms’ 19 M -N *7,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’34
4 Ms’23 F-A 46,200..A ug l ’27-’38
4M s’25 M -N 60.000-.N ov 1 ’27-’39
Highway Bonds.
4Msg’22M-S $67,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’37
4Ms’23 F-A Tl0.000-.Aug 1 ’27-’28
140.000-.Aug 1 ’29-’38
4s ’24 A-O *90,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’44
4M s’26 J-J
70,000-.July 1 ’27-’46
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’26_$2,189,000
General sinking fund____
2 7,818
Assessed value 1926______46,178,799
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$25.20
Popul’n 1910, 26,009; 1920, 28,379
IN T. on bonds marked (*) at the
City Treas.’s office or at First Nat.
Bank, Boston: on 4 M sof 1922 at City
Treasurer’s office or at First National
Bank, Boston, at option o f holder; on
all others at City Treasurer’s office.
NEWPORT.
This town is in Sullivan County
Incorp. in 1761. Pop. 1910, 3.765;
1920, 4.109.
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
3Ms
. . . $14.500___________ 1932
Soldiers’ M onument B onds.
3Ms
...
$5,000___________ 1932
Bridge Bonds.
4s
...
$750____________ 1927
Highway Bonds.
4s
...
$500__________ 1927
Library Note.
6s
. . . $10,000___________1929
R efu nd . Bds.
4s
...
$9 .000...............-.1936
4s
...
4,500
1927-1933
5s
___ 55,806__________ 1933
W ater Bonds
4s
. . . $23,000__________ 1936
5s
...
36.000__________ 1933
4Ms
...
50.000__________ 1944
Funding Notes.
5s
. . . $13,150_____ 1928-1929
Highway Notes.
4 Ms
--$1,750__________ 1927
5s
--.
2,000__________ 1928
BOND. D EBT Feb 1 ’2 7 .. $251,500
Note debt (Long term___
30,650
(Short term____
21,000
Cash on hand____________
11,818
Assess, val., real_________ 2,952,980
Assess, val., personal_____1,028,816
Tot.ass’d val.’26(act.val.).4,588,023
Tax (per $1,000) 1926_______ $28.60
INTEREST at office of Town Treas
NORTHUMBERLAND.
A town in Coos County.
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’25 F-A $40,000c_Feb 1 ’28-’35
BOND. D EBT Apr 13 ’26- $121,500
Floating debt____________
41,500
Assess, val. (abt. act.) ’26.2,770,790
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$30.60
Population 1920______________2,565
PEMBROKE.
This town is in Merrimack County
Incorporated 1759.
W ater Bonds.
4s ’ 14 F-A $11,375c_ Feb ’28-’34
_
4s ’ 15 F-A
6 .5 0 0 c...F eb ’28-’34
4s ’ 14 F-A 74.500c.Feb 1 ’28-’34
4s ’ 15 F-A 40,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’34

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BONDED DEBT (water)
April 1 1926__________ $157,500
5,000
Floating debt (add’l)____
Sinking fund____________
2,677
Assessed value—
Real estate_____________ 1,134,105
Personal______________
76,774
Other__________________ 1,151,370
Assessed valuation 1925.. 2,362,249
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____$19.00
Population in 1910, 3,062: ,20, 2,563
IN T . at National State Capital
Bank, Concord.
PETERBOROUGH.
A town in Hillsborough County.
BOND. D EBT M ay 26 ’27 $177,750
Water debt (included)_____
47,750
Total assess, val. 1927____3,112,635
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___$34.20
Population 1920______________ 2,700
PETERBOROUGH SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Peterborough)
is in Hillsborough County'.
4s ’26 M -N S90.OOOc.May 1 ’28-’46
BOND. DEBT M ay 15 ’26.$100,000
Assessed valuation 1925___3,107,355
Int. at the First National Bank,
Peterborough.
PITTSFIELD,
This town is in Merrimack Co.
3Ms’ 17 M-S $3 0.0 0 0 ..-M ar 1928-37
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 1927. $33,000
Total assessed value 1927.-1,900,208
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $26.00
Population in 1927____________1,914
PLYMOUTH SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Plymouth) Is
In Grafton County.
ROND. DEBT Feb 1 ’2 7 .. $27,900
Total ass’d val.’26(act’l)..2,675,241
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$31.20
Pooulation in 1920____________2,200
PORTSMOUTH.
This city. Incorporated In 1849, Is
one of the county seats of Rocking­
ham County. Bonds marked (*) are
not taxed in Portsmouth.
R efu n d in g Sewer Bonds.
4s ’ 14 M-N$14.000c..May 1 ’ 28-’34
R efu n d in g School Bonds.
4s ’ 14 M -N $24.000c . Nov 1 ’^7-’34
Street & Sewer Bonds.
4Msg’ 25J-D $24.000c.June 1 ’28-’35
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4 s ’09 J-J *.f5 000c . . Jan I 1928
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
4 Ms’24 F-A ($24,000c_Aug 1 ’27-’34
1 20.000c. Aug 1 ’35-’44
4Ms’26 J-J
7o,000c_July 1 ’27-’46
Paving B onds.
4s ’ l l F-A $24,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’31
4s ’ 17 M -N (24.000c.AIay 1 ’28-’31
\ 5,000c. _ .M ay 1 1932
5s ’20 J-D 32,000c.July 1 ’28-’38
Paving & Im provement Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-D $84,000c.June 1 ’28-’39
Fire S tation Bonds.
5s ’20 J-D $30,000c.June 1 ’28-’37
.s
...
7,000____June 11938
H igh-S chool B onds.
4M s’ 19 A-O $30,000c-.0ct 1 ’28-’30
4M s’24 M -N (16,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’34
(10,000c.N ov 1 ’35-’44
W ater B onds.
4Msg’25J-D $26,000c.June 1 28-’40
R efu n d in g W ater Bonds.
4s ’ 12 J-J * 156,000c ..Jan 1 1932
Pierce Island Notes.
4M s’23 F-A $3,000— Aug 1 1927
Bridge Approach Bonds.
5s ’21 F-A $116,000c.Aug 1 ’28-’40
TOT. BD . D T . June 1 ’27 $747,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
182,000
Sinking funds___________
133,127
Assess, val., real estate_ 15,612,106
_
Assess, val., personal___ 1,660,165
Total assess, value 1926-. 17,272,271
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926__$29.00
Popula’n 1923, 13,650; 1920, 13,569
IN T . payable at First Nat. Bank
or Old Colony Trust Co. or Mer­
chants’ Nat. Bank, Boston.
ROCHESTER.
This city is In Strafford County.
Incorp. 1891.
Highway Bonds.
.s
...
$5,0 0 0 c ._________1927
M unicipal Bonds.
s . . J-J $154,000c.June 1 1932
TOT. B D . D T. Apr 1 3 ’27. $89,000
Assess, val., real estate___ 6,374,845
Assess, val., personal_____3,176,665
Total valuation (act.) ’26.9,551,510
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--$27.89
Pop’n. 1910. 8,868; 1920. 9,673.
IN T . on 4s ’ 08 at Harris, Forbes
& C o., Inc., Boston; on municipal
bonds at the City Treasurer’s office,
Rochester Trust Co.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
County seat Is Exeter.
Alms-House Bonds.
4 Ms’ 18 J-D $20,000c.Dec 1 ’ 27-’30
R efu nding Bonds.
5s ’ 21 A-O *10,000__Oct 1 ’ 27-’ 36
4M s’27 . . .
35.000c.Dec 1 ’27-’33
B uilding Bonds.
4 Ms’27 J-D $35,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’33
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’27 .
$33,000
Cash balance___________ _
74,565
Assessed valuation 1926.-65,833,429
Tax -ate (per $1,000) 1926_ $27.90
_
Poo’n 1910 52 188: 1920____52.498
IN T. on jail bonds at New Hamp­
shire Nat. Bank of Portsmouth or
First Nat. Bank, Boston; others
Portsmouth.
SALEM.
This town is in Rockingham Co.
Incorporated in 1750.
W ater Bonds
4Ms’24 A-O $26,0 00c..O ct 1 ’27-’39
4Ms’25 J-J
14,000c.July 1 ’28-’40
S ch ool Bonds.
4M s’24 A-O $54,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’44
_
_s ’25 A-O
9,500_.Apr 1 ’28-’45
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27— $125,500
Water debt (incl.)________
62,000
Floating debt____________
16,800

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Sinking fund______________
16,192
Assessed val., real________ 3,437,640
Assessed val., personal___ 385,810
Total value 1927_________ 3,823,450
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $30.80
Pop’n 1910, 2,117; 1920______ 2,318
IN TER E ST is payable in Salem.

WHITEFIELD FIRE PRECINCT.
R efu nding Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-J ($26,000c.July 1 ’28-’40
\ 15.000c_July 1 ’41-’45
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 ’27- $43,000
Assessed val. 1926________ 8,794,441

WOLFEBORO.
A town in Carroll County. Incor.
1770.
SOM ERSW ORTH.
W ater Bonds.
This city is in Strafford County
Inc. 1893. Population 1910, 6,704 4 Ms’24 J-D $52,090___ Dec ’2S-’44
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 31 ’27$9,000
1920. 6,688.
52,800
BOND. D E B T Apr 15 ’27- $106,000 IWater debt_______________
Water debt (incl.)________
83,000 Total assess, val. 1926____3,175,120
Assess, val. 1926_________ 7,181,383 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_____ $36.40
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $25.00 Pop’n 1910. 2.224; 1920______ 2.178
IN T . at Harris, Forbes & Co., WOODSVILLE FIRE D ISTR IC T.
Inc., Boston.
This district is in Grafton County.
W ater Bonds.
STRATFORD.
f$12,000c-July 1 ’2 8 ’32
A town in Coos County.
4s ’22 J-J
10,000c.July 1 ’33-’37
BOND. DEBT Apr 1’2 6 .. $105,000
[ 5,000c_ July 1 ’ 38-’42
Assess, val. 1925_____2,354,157
4K s’24 M -N 12,000c-M ay 1 ’28-’40
Tax rate (per 81.000)1925_____$35.00
Population 1920________________ 794 4s Electric Bonds.
’22 J-J $10,000c.July 1 ’28-’ 37
4 ^ s ’24 M -N f20,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’37
WHITEFIELD.
' L .UUUC
X Acl ^ I IfhJO
V
This town is in Coos Countv.
BOND. D EBT M a y 2 ’ 2 7 .. $78,000
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’26_. $39,000 Floating debt (add’i ) ______
3,000
Cash on hand____________
3,669 Assessed valuation 1926— 1,964,460
Assessed valuation 1926___1,120,356 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $37.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $30.50 Population 1922_____________ 2,000
Population 1910, 1,635; 1920.-1,935
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Boston.

State of Vermont.
ITS

D E B T , R E SO U R C E S, &c.
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 18 1791).......... March 4 1791
Total area of State (square miles)______________________ 9,564
State Capital________________________________________ Montpelier

Governor (term expires Jan. 1929)_________ John E. Weeks
Lieut.-Gov. (term exp. Jan, 1929)____S. Hollister Jackson
Sec. of State (term expires Jan. 1929)_-Rawson C. M yrick
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1929)______Thomas H. Cave
LEGISLATURE had been meeting biennially since 1870 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
o f session is not limited.
H ISTORY OF DEBT.— For a brief outline of the early history of the
Vermont State debt see “ State and City Supplement” of April 1895. pages
15 and 16.
The bonded indebtedness o f the State on July 1 1926 was as follows:
Agricultural College fund bonds, 6s due 1932______________ $135,500 00
234,900 44
Certificates o f indebtedness 4s, due 1945___________________
Certificates o f indebtedness 6s, due 1945___________________
211,131 46
Public building bonds 1917 4s (M . & N.) M ay 1 1928-1935-.
90,000 00
Vermont State loan of 1919 4 Ms (A.-O.) due Oct. 1 1927-1949- 1,082,000 00
Total.............................................................................. ..............$1,753,531.90
Cash on hand and in banks July 1 1926____________________ 1,667,044.19
INTEREST on public building bonds is payable at State Treasurer's
office or Sherman National Bank, New York; and on others at the State
Treasury.
At the 1915 session of the State Legislature the Treasurer was authorized
to issue on July 1 1915, to the Trustees of the Permanent School Fund, cer­
tificates of registered loans o f this State to the amount of $234,900 44 re­
deemable in 1925 on which the interest must be 4% annually on July 1 to
the 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 tha Vermont State Loan of 1919,
in denomination of $1,000 each, payable serially in equal amounts, the
last payment to be not later than 30 years after date and bearing interest
at not to exceed 4 M % • All these bonds have been issued, of which there
are $1,082,000 now outstanding.
STATE TRU ST FUNDS.— Statement of several funds held in trust by
the State Treasurer July 1 1926 shows balances is follows: Agricultural
College fund, $135,500, Bennington Battle Monument fund, $1,065
Permanent schoolfunds, $1.373,275.02: Carrie P. Underwood fund, $10,000:
Teachers’ Retirement System fund. $320,994.89; State insurance sinking
fund, $103,388.67;Committee o f Public Safety fund, $1,721.35; sanatorium
fund, $200,000; deposits under Section 5549, General Laws, $380,000, and
deposits under Section 5623, General Laws, $5,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND T A X RATE.— In addition to d ev a lu a ­
tions below, the State received for the fiscal year ending June 30 1926,
$1,170,405.11 as taxes on deposits in savings banks, national banks and
trust companies which are taxed at the rate of 7-10 o f 1%; also the State
received $514,100 as taxes on the appraised value of railroad property,
such property paying a tax o f 1K % on valuation.
Valuation
Net Valuation 1 % of Val. Valuation
of
of Personal
of Real and of Taxable
Grand
Real Estate.
Property.
Pers’ lProp.
Polls.
List.

s

$

1900 .118,547,454 00 40,881,676 00 ------- ---------- 174,056 00 1,768,347 00
1902 .120,448,185 00 41,936,454 00 ------------------------- 178,688001,802,54300
1904 .126,064,526 00 41,525,354 00 ________________ 178,216001,854,11400
1906 -128,998,848 00 42,953,812 00 ________________ 182,120001,901,64700
1908 -140,581,947 00 43,369,964 00 ________________ 183,500002,023,01900
1910 .143,386,564 00 45,106,982 00 ________________ 185,470002,070,40546
1911 .155,997,976 16 46,046,602 02 2,020,435 72 187,236 00 2,207,671 72
1912 -157,227,015 31 45,113,472 27 2,033,404 81 191,074 00 2,214,478 81
1913 -158,675,533 01 64,280,061 04 2,229,555 94 191,470 00 2,421,025 93
1914 -160,092,892 70 64,663,154 79 2,247.560 46 193,916 00 2,441,476 46
1915 .168,918,137 39 62,653,739 93 2,315,718 78 198,772 00 2,514,490 78
1916 -170,566,493 53 58,951,971 21 2,295,184 58 198,662 00 2,493,846 58
1917 -172,324,761 87 61,154,885 33 2,334,796 00 196,064 00 2,530,860 40
1918 .173,380,861 06 66,059,545 24 2,394,403 97 187,012 00 2,581,415 97
1919 -184,898,748 60 67,083,846 52 2,519,825 90 189,884 00 2,709,709 90
1920 -187,364,577 79 74,736,570 22 2,621,011 41 195,550 00 2,816,561 41
1921 .191,237,469 71 69,633,574 22 2.608.710 39 188,216 00 2,796,926 39
1922 .193,886,723 73 63,984,476 38 2.578.711 98 188,653 00 2,767,364 98
1923 -205,679,160.36 61,066,967.98 2,667,461.28 186,152.00 2,853,613.28
1924 .209,537,742.35 60,679,954.68 2,702,174.27 190,138.00 2,892,312.27
1925 -211,812,110 06 60,907,081 77 2,699,828 40 186,831 00 2,886,659 40
1926 -213,954,239.56 45,503,759.03 2,591,801.40 184,689.00 2,859,112.84
There was no direct tax for State purposes levied in any of the years
from 1903 to 1911, both inclusive. A tax o f $1.30 per $1,000, however,
consisting of a State shool tax o f $.80 and a State highway tax of $.50, was
collected and re-distributed to towns on a basis of the number of schools
and road mileage, the State, for the sake o f equalizing its distribution,
acting as agent in the matter. Prior to 1902 this tax was $1.00 per $1,000
The Legislature of 1915 increased the State school tax from 80c. to $1,00,
to be levied annually, but this change did not take effect until the assess­
ment o f 1916. In 1912 the Legislature levied a direct tax of 10 cents on the
dollar of the grand list (method of compiling grand list explained below),
one-half payable Nov. 10 1913 and one-half June 10 1914. The 1915
Legislature levied a direct tax o f 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 o f the grand list for the years 1917 and 1918. The
1919 Legislature provided for the levying of a tax of 40 cents on the dollar
o f the grand list for the years 1919 and 1920. The 1921 Legislature pro­




[V ol. 124,

vided for the levying of a tax of 20 cents on the dollar of the grand list for
the year 1921 and a tax of 40 cents on the dollar for the year 1922. In 1923
the Legislature assessed a State tax o f 25c. per dollar ot the grand list for
1923 and 15c. for 1924. No provision was made for such a tax covering
the years 1925 and 1926. A tax of 7M cents per dollar was levied by the
1927 Legislature for 1927 and 1928.
GRAND LIST.— How Constituted.— Section 779 o f the General Law®
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.”
POPULATION OF STATE.— United States Census:
1920-....-352,42811880—.-.332,28611840--....291,948 11810...-.2 1 7 ,8 9 5
1910--..--355,95611S70-...-.330,55111830--.. .280.652 11800-.-.1 5 4 ,4 6 5
1900--.__ 343,641! 1860_ -.315,09811820--. -.235.9811 1 7 90....— 85,425
_
1890--..--332,42211850--. — 314,1201
!
DEBT LIM ITATIONS.— There appears to be nothing in the constitution
providing for a general limit to the debt-making power of municipalities.
Whatever In each case the Legislature authorizes, the city, town, county
or other civil division can issue.
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 o f such bonds for any pur­
pose if the proper formalities are complied with. We publish in part the
text of the law herewith which part comprises Sections 4076 to 4104 inclusive
of the General Laws. The Legislature in 1919 amended Sec. 4081 and
Sec. 4085 increasing the interest rate to 5% and limiting the period ot
advertising the sale. Sec. 4081 was again amended by the 1921 Legislature,
the amendment making special provisions for the maturity of forest devel­
opment bonds. In 1925 the legislature further amended Sections 4081 and
4085 and also amended Sections 4077, 4078, 4083, 4084, 4086, 4088 and
4103. We enumerated the more important changes in the law in the
“ Chronicle” on M ay 30 1925, page 2841. Below, m the case of Sections
4077 and 4103 we show the matter added in 1925 in italics and in Section
4078 we show the matter dropped in boldface brackets as well as the new
matter in italics. The law in part as the result of the latest amendments
now reads:
M U N ICIPAL BONDS.
Section 4076. The term "municipal corporation” as used in this Act shal
include a city, town, village, town school district, graded school district
or other school district and a fire district and a lighting district organized
under the laws of the State.
Sec. 4077. The term “ legislative branch” of a municipal corporation
as used in this chapter shall mean the mayor and board of aldermen of a
city, the board of selectment of a town, the trustees of a village, the board
of school directors of a town school district and the trustees or prudential
committee of a graded or other school, fire or lighting district.
The word “ improvement” as used in this chapter shall include, apart from
its ordinary signification, the acquiring of land for municipal purposes, the
construction of, extensions of, additions to, or remodeling of buildings or other
improvements, also furnishings, equipment or apparatus to be used for or in
connection with any existing or new improvement, work, department or other
corporate purpose.
Debt may be incurred and bonds issued under this Act for any improvement,
but no bonds shall be issued for the purpose of providing funds for ordinary
expenses of any municipal corporation.
Sec. 4078. When the legislative branch of any municipal corporation at
any regular meeting or at a special meeting called for that purpose shall by
resolution passed by a vote of two-thirds of all its members determine that
the public interest or necessity demands improvements and that the cost of
[which ] the same 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] a meeting to be held for that purpose. The [ordinance o r ]
warning calling such [election] meeting shall state the object and purpose
for which the indebtedness is proposed to be incurred, estimated cost of
the improvements, amount of bonds proposed to be issued therefor and the
maximum rate of interest to be paid, and shall fix the place where and the
date on which such election shall be held, the hours of opening and closing
the polls, the manner of holding said [election ] meeting, the questions to
be submitted, and the form of ballot to be used. . . .
Sec. 4079. The clerk of the municipal corporation shall cause notice of
such election to be published in a newspaper published in said municipal
corporation once a week for three consecutive weeks on the same day o f the
week, the last publication to be not less than five days nor more than ten
days before said election. If no newspaper Is published in said municipal
corporation, 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
authorize said public improvements and the issuance of bends to pay for the
same, the legislative branch shall be authorize to make said public improve­
ments and to issue bonds as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 4080. Elections in municipal corporations under this Act shall be
conducted 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. 4081. All bonds issued under this chapter shall be of a denomination
of not less than one hundred dollars nor more than one thousand dollars,
and shall draw interest at a rate not to exceed five per cent per annum,
payable semi-annually; such bonds shall be payable serially, the first
payment to be deferred not later than from one to five years after the issu­
ance of the bonds and subsequent payments to be continued annually in
equal or diminishing amounts so that the entire debt will be paid in not
more than twenty years from the date of issue. In the case of bonds
issued for the purchase or development of a municipal forest, the first
payment may be deferred not more than thirty years from the date of
issuance thereof, and thereafter such bonds shall be payable annually in
equal or diminishing amounts so that the entire debt will be paid in not
more than sixty years from the date of issue.
Sec. 4082. No municipal corporation shall incur an indebtedness for
public improvements which with the previously contracted indebtedness,
shall in the aggregate exceed ten times the amount of the last grand list of
such municipal corporation.
Sec. 4083. The legislative branch shall determine the rate of interest,
the denominations, the time and place of payment, and the form of such
bond to be used. If bonds are to be registered, they shall be registered as
provided by this chapter.
Sec. 4084. The legislative branch shall annually at the time of assessing
the general tax levy, in addition to all other taxes, provide for the assessment
and collection each year, until such bonds are paid, of a tax sufficient to
pay, and to be applied to the payment of the interest on such bonds and
such part of the principal as shall become due prior to the time the taxes
are due in the next following year.
Sec. 4085. The bonds issued under this chapter shall be sold to the
highest bidder after being advertised once at least not less than five nor
more than thirty days before the date of sale in a newspaper published in
the county or within fifty miles of the municipal corporation issuing said
bonds and in case of issues exceeding ten thousand dollars also in some
financial paper published in Boston, Massachusetts, or New York, New
York. The advertisement shall state the amount and denomination of the
bonds, date of maturity, rate of interest, and the time and place where the
bonds are to be sold. The legislative branch 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 or in case after the bonds have
been advertised for sale as provided in this chapter and no bids have been
received, or all bids have been rejected and the whole or any part of the
bonds remain unsold, those unsold may be sold by the legislative branch
at private sale at not less than par and accrued interest.
Sec. 4086. Such bonds shall be signed by the mayor and treasurer of
an incorporated city, by the treasurer and selectmen or trustees, as the
case may be, of a town or village, by the treasurer and trustees or prudential
committee, as the case may be, of an incorporated school district, lighting
district, or of a fire district, and by the treasurer and board of school
directors of a town school district, and the coupons to said bonds shall be
signed by or bear the facsimile signature of the treasurer. I f such municipal

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corporation has a corporate seal, such seal shall be affixed to such bonds,
otherwise such bonds need not be sealed.
Sec. 4087. In determining the amount of municipal indebtedness per­
mitted by the preceding sections, obligations created for current expenses,
for a water supply, or for electric lights, and temporary loans created in an­
ticipation o f the collection o f taxes and necessary for meeting current ex­
penses 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 ex­
ceed in amount 90% of the amount o f taxes levied for such year; and pro­
vided further that sinking funds and other moneys set aside for the sole pur­
pose o f paying outstanding bonds or other evidences o f indebtedness
permitted under the provisions o f the preceding sections; nor shall the provi­
sions o f this and the preceding sections apply when the charter of a municipal
corporation limits its indebtedness.
Section 4088. [This section simply describes the form of bond to be issued
under the Act.]
REFU N DIN G BONDS.
Sec. 4089. A municipal corporation that has outstanding and unpaid
orders, notes, bonds, or coupons, lawfully issued, may issue other nego­
tiable notes or bonds to pay or retire the same.
Sec..4090. Such municipal corporation by its legislative branch, by reso­
lution or ordinance, shall determine the necessity for issuing refunding bonds,
the amount of legal outstanding Indebtedness to be refunded, what amount
of new notes or bonds shall be issued, at what time and place they shall be
payable, the rate of interest thereon and when payable, the form of bond,
which shall be substantially in the forfn 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. 4091. Such bonds shall be signed, sold, made payable, and mature
In the same manner as an original issue of bonds o f a municipal corporation
are signed, sold, made payable, and mature, as provided in this Act
Sec. 4092. The treasurer of the municipal corporation shall keep a record
of every note or bond issued under this Act, stating th£§ein the number and
denomination o f each note or bond, when issued, and the rate of interest
hereon, and shall also keep a record o f payments of interest or principal,
and, if coupons are taken up, shall record the fact and deface the same.
Sec. 4093. When old notes or bonds are taken up, as provided in this
Act, the treasurer o f the municipal corporation shall keep a record of the
same, and such old notes and bonds shall be canceled.
Sec. 4094. All ordinances or resolutions required by this Act to be
enaced by the legislative branch of a municipal corporation shall be duly
recorded in the office of the clerk o f said municipal corporation.
REGISTERED OBLIGATIONS.
Sec. 4095. A municipal corporation, as herein defined, may issue regis­
tered bonds, and if an original issue o f bonds by such municipal corporation is
registered, they shall be registered as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 4096. 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 corporation named, or bearer, change such bonds, notes or
certificates into registered obligations, payable only to the person or
corporation whose name is properly endorsed thereon, as hereinafter
provided.
Sec. 4097. If it shall be determined by a municipal corporation to issue
registered bonds, then and in that event the legislative branch of the manicipal corporation shall direct the treasurer of such municipal coro'jration,
as the case may be, to endorse upon the back of each o f such bonds over his
official signature a certificate o f registration in substantial'.'/ 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. 4098. 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 o f such a municipal cor­
poration shall, if directed b y the city council o f the city, selectmen o f the
town, school directors o f the town school district, or other corresponding of­
ficers of the municipal corporation o f which he is such treasurer, as the case
may be, cut off and destroy the coupons on the bonds presented for registra­
tion and endorse upon the back o f each o f such bonds over his official signa­
ture a certificate of registration in substantially the following form, inserting
in the appropriate places the date of such registration, the name and address
o f 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
duly acknowledged or proved.
Sec..4099. [This section shows the certificate o f registration to be used
where bonds are registered.]
Sec. 4100. The indorsement o f such certificate o f registration upon any
bond, note or certificate by such treasurer shall be conclusive evidence that
such treasurer was directed by the proper officers o f the municipal corpora­
tion o f which he was treasurer to convert such bond into a registered
obligation.
Sec. 4101. The treasurer of every such county or municipal corporation
shall keep a register showing the number, date, amount, rate of interest,
time when payable, and the name o f the registered holder of the bonds,
notes, and certificates originally registered or changed to registered obli­
gations.
Sec. 4102. Such conversion shall in no respect or degree weaken or im­
pair the obligation o f such municipal corporation to pay such bond, note or
certificate so converted.
Sec. 4103. Notes, bonds or orders issued as evidences of obligations for
money loaned to a county, town, town school district, village or incorporated
school or fire district of this State shall be deducted in determining the
average amount of deposits and accumulations under the provisions of
Section 1, of No. 35 of the Acts cSf 1910. Bonds or obligations given or
created in excess of the limit authorized by this Act and contrary to its
p r o v is io n s shall be v o id .
The existing power of a municipal corporation to authorize public improve­
ments by a majority vote in a meeting duly called and held and to finance the
same temporarily by the issue of orders or notes and to issue bonds therefor is
not repealed or affected by the provisions of this chapter and the municipality
may refund all or any portion of such temporary orders, notes or bonds m the
method provided by sections 4089 to 4091 provided, however, that no public
improvement which has been voted upon in the manner provided in sections
4078 and 4079 shall be voted upon in any such meeting except in cases of
emergency in which the vote stating the emergency shall be conclusive evidence
of the existence of the emergency. The existing power of a municipal corpora­
tion to refund obligations representing indebtedness accumulated in the ordinary
administration of the affairs of such municipality whether incurred for public
improvements or for current expenses and with or without vote of such munici­
pality is not repealed or affected by the provisions of this chapter except that
the method of such refunding be as provided in said sections 4089 to 4091.
Sec. 4104. This Act shall not affect rights now allowed any municipal
corporation by its charter provisions, nor any rights now or hereafter
granted by special Act of the legislature.
EXEMPTION FROM T A X A T IO N .— Subdivision X II. of Section 496 of
he Public Statutes of 1906, as amended by Act 23 of the Laws of 1908,
and Act 25 of the Laws of 1919. provides that the following municipal securi­
ties shall be tax-exempt:
X II. 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
nbt exceeding 4% per annum, and notes, bonds or orders issued after
March 1 1919 as evidences of obligations for money so loaned as aforesaid
act 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 o f Vermont regarding the
investments of savings institutions were passed by the Vermont Assembly
of 1919
One o f these permits investments in Farm Loan bonds issued by
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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 o f France by re­
moving the qualifying clause reading “ provided they are secured by col­
lateral deposited in this country and approved by the Bank Commissioner";
still another changes the provision for investment in this latter class of
bonds [which are grouped under the designation (h)] and for investment in
the bonds o f 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,"
the new words used, and printed below, permitting greatly increased invest­
ments; a further amendment adds a provision at the end of subdivision (e)
bearing upon the issue of county bonds, which says that bonds issued for
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 was 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 banks to deposit up to
4% of their assets on call in chartered banks of Canada. The same session
amended paragraph c, Subdiv. I., inserting the words “ or husband” after
“ wife” in the sixth line. In 1923 the first paragraph of subdivision VII,
which concerns loans on personal security, was amended. At the 1925 ses­
sion of the Legislature, Paragraph II was amended by adding thereto a new
subdivision (j) under which banks may invest in certain additional foreign
government bonds. The act also amended, further, the last paragraph of
Paragraph II last amended, in 1919, reference to which is made above, so
as to permit any one bank to invest in the bonds under subdivision (j) up to
the same limit prescribed for the bonds under subdivision (h i. Tbe same
legislature also passed an act adding to Paragraph V a new sub-division (o)
which adds to the securities legal for investments equipment notes of steam
railroads.
The 1927 Legislature amended the law in several places. The amend­
ments allow investment in first mortgages on mines and quarries in Ver­
mont, on timberlands in Vermont and New Hampshire, and on industrial
plants in Vermont, the amount of the loan not to exceed 40% of the value
of the security. Investment is also allowed in bonds of towns, cities and
school districts of 5,000 population and carrying a debt of less than 7%
of the assessed valuat on, located in New Jersey, Kansas, Nebraska, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Missouri, Oregon, Washington, California, Dela­
ware, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Maryland, Utah, Virginia, West Vir­
ginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Oklahoma and Texas. The
old provision permitted investment in similar bonds in all these States
except the seven last named, the population limit being only 4,000 and the
debt limitation but 5% of the assessed valuation. Savings banks may
invest 5% of deposits over $1,000,000, instead of 2% as formerly provided,
in bonds of certain municipalities in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michi­
gan, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Savings banks
are also empowered to invest in bonds of the Government of Newfoundland,
and in bonds guaranteed by the Dominion of Canada by endorsement.
Thirty-five per cent of deposits may now be invested in public service com­
pany bonds instead of 25% , the former limit. Investment in bonds of
Canadian telephone companies is now permitted.
All these amendments have been incorporated below, as they now form
part of Section 5363 of the General Laws of Vermont.
INVESTM ENTS.
SECTION 5363.— Assets, may be invested how and in what, limitations.
The assets of banks shall be invested as follows:
FIRST MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE.
I.
(a) In first mortgages of unencumbered real estate except real estate
of the classes embraced in paragraphs (d ), (e) and (f), wherever located,
not to exceed in each case 60% of the value of such real estate, if located in
Vermont, and not to exceed 50% 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 80% of the amount of the
assets shall be invested in mortgages of real estate; provided that not ex­
ceeding 60% 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 un­
productive and the amount of such investments on mortgages in Vermont
shall be not more than 40% of the value thereof. A bank shall not loan
to any person, partnership, association of corporation upon real estate
mortgage (treating loans to the individual members of a partnership as
loans to the partnership) more than $30,000, and in addition thereto 1%
of the deposits of such bank in excess of $1,000,000. 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 $30,000 on Vermont
real estate, as stated in this section, to 1M % of the deposits in excess of
$1,000,000. A mortgage investment shall not be made except upon the
written approval of at least three trustees of the board of nvestment,
who shall certify in writing, according to their best judgment, the value oi
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
ansurance 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
is 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
p a id fo r such in su ran ce t o th e m o r tg a g o r .

(c) When a bank takes an accruing mortgage, the only debt which shall
be secured thereby or become a lien upon the property 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 or husband of the mortgagor to the creation of
such subsequent direct indebtedness shall be required.
(d) In first mortgages and in bonds or notes secured by first mortgage
on mines, quarries, or both, in the State of Vermont, such loan to be not
over 40% of the value of the real estate, provided the net income from the
property for each of the last five years has averaged twice the interest on
the total funded and floating debt and an amount of contribution to the
sinking fund each year sufficient to retire at least three-fourths of the first
mortgage issue at maturity, which shall be set aside each year for that
purpose. For the purposes of this paragraph net income shall be gross
income, less expenses, taxes, insurance, rentals, guaranteed interest and
dividends, expenditures for maintenance, depreciation on equipment of
not less than 6% of gross income and depletion equaling an amount allowed
by the Federal Collector of Internal Revenue. In case of new incorpora­
tion or merger of existing companies, the actual earnings of the properties
to be mortgaged may be used to establish the requisite earning power.
(e) In first mortgages and in bonds or notes secured by first mortgage
on timberlands in the States of Vermont and New Hampshire, the value of
which is principally represented by merchantable timber growing thereon,
such loan not to exceed 40% of the value of the mortgaged property. If
the indenture permits the removal of timber, not less than $6 for every
thousand feet or its equivalent removed shall be set up in. a cash sinking
fund or applied to the retirement of the principal amount of the loan. To
establish the value of such property, the affidavits of two qualified and
reputable cruisers may be accepted, provided their estimates are obtained
independently of each other.
(f) In first mortgages and bonds or notes secured by first mortgage on
industrial plants located in the State of Vermont, the loan not to exceed
40% of the value of the real estate, provided net income of the obligor cor­
poration for the last five years has averaged twice the interest on the total
funded and floating debt, including the first mortgage bonds or notes
to be issued for investment by banks, as provided in this paragraph, and
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fourths of the first mortgage obligations at maturity which shall be set up
each year for this purpose. Net income shall be defined the same as in
paragraph (d ).
M UNICIPAL BONDS.
II. (a) In the public funds o f the United States or any or tne States or
the District o f Columbia, or in public funds for the payment of principal
and interest o f which the faith o f the United States is pledged.
(b) In the legally authorized bonds or notes o f counties, cities, towns, vil­
lages, school districts and water districts of the New England States and of
any municipal corporation in Vermont having the right to levy and collect
taxes in payment o f its indebtedness.
(c) In the legally authorized bonds or notes of towns, cities and school
districts, having a population according to the last preceding United States
or 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
c f the last preceding valuation for the assessment of taxes, at the time of
the investment in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, In­
diana, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
(d) In the legally authorized bonds or notes of towns, cities, and school
districts having a population according to the last two preceding United
States or State Census reports of at least 5,000 and an indebtedness not
exceeding 7% of the last preceding valuation for the assessment of taxes,
at the time of the investment, in New Jresey, Kansas, Nebraska, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Missouri, Oregon, Washington, California, Dela­
ware, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Maryland, Utah, Virginia, West Vir­
ginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Okalhoma and Texas.
(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 o f the last preceding valuation for the
assessment of taxes, at the time o 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 years; the principal
and interest payable from a direct tax levied upon all o f the taxable prop­
erty within the county, and only such portion of such bond issue shall be
legal as will be due and payable in not more than fifteen years from date of
Issue.
(f) In the legally authorized bonds or notes o f a city in any of the States
above named having a population according to the last preceding United
States or State census o f at last twenty-five thousand and an indebtedness
not exceeding five per cent, or a population of fifty thousand and an in­
debtedness not exceeding seven per cent o f the last preceding valuation for
the assessment o f taxes, at the time o f the investment.
(g) In the legally authorized bonds or notes o f a city in any of the States
above named having a population according to the last preceding United
States or State census o f at least one hundred thousand;
(h) Foreign Bonds.— In the bonds o f the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, and the bonds o f the Republic o f France. [As amended in
1919.]
(i) In the bonds of the Dominion of Canada, the various Provinces of
Canada, the Government of Newfoundland and in the bonds guaranteed
by the Dominion o f Canada by endorsement.
(j) In the bonds of the kingdoms of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Belgium
and the Netherlands and o f the Swiss Confederacy when payable in United
States currency.
In subdivisions (c) and (d) the word “ indebtedness” shall mean the gross
debt less debts created in anticipation o f taxes to be paid within one year
and the amount o f 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 o f any sinking funds available for the payment
o f such indebtedness and debts created for supplying the inhabitants of the
municipality with water. Banks may invest in bonds described in each of
subdivisions (h) and (j) not to exceed $30,000 by any one bank, and in
addition thereto 5% o f the deposits of such bank in excess of$l,000,000;and
in bonds described in subdivision (i) not to exceed $30,000 by any one bank,
and in addition thereto 5% o f the deposits of such bank in excess of
$1,000,000; but nothing hereinbefore contained shall authorize invest­
ments in railroad aid bonds, except such as are issued by municipalities in
the State o f 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 defaulted for more
than ninety days in the payment o f any indebtedness, and the purchase of
such securities is hereby prohibited.
PUBLIC SERVICE C O M PAN Y BONDS.
III. For the purposes of this subdivision:
“ Company” shall be construed as a corporation or voluntary association
organized under the laws o f 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:
“ Mortgage bonds” shall be construed as bonds secured primarily by
direct and foreclosurable lien upon physical property owned by the obligor
in fee; “ refunding mortgage bonds” shall be construed to mean bonds
secured by a general mortgage on physical property owned by the obligor,
subject to underlying mortgage bonds for the refunding of which said
refunding bonds provide. All such underlying bonds shall be closed for
public distribution.
“ Years” shall be construed as calendar years; fiscal years or nearer periods
o f twelve months next preceding such investment;
“ Net income” shall be construed as income after deducting operating
expenses, taxes, insurance, rentals, guaranteed interest and guaranteed
dividends on stocks of leased or acquired companies, and expenditures for
maintenance; and
“ Annual interest” shall be construed as interest actually paid in each
. year, except that for the latest year, which shall be construed as one year’s
interest on the total amount outstanding at the time o f the investment.
Not exceeding 35% of the assets of a bank shall be invested in securities
authorized under this subdivision and not exceeding 2 xz % of such assets
/
shall be invested in the securities of any one company, if such percentage is
in excess o f five thousand dollars.
N o investment shall be made in the securities authorized under this
subdivision o f a company or a public service company which is in default
on any o f its debt, or in the hands o f a receiver.
An investment shall not be made in the securities authorized under this
subdivision unless the net income o f the company or public service company
in question in each o f the three years next preceding such investment shall
have been not less than one and a quarter times the annual interest on the
entire funded debt, rentals, guaranteed interest, guaranteed dividends on
stocks o f leased or acquired companies 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 the first mortgage bonds and refunding mortgage bonds issued or
assumed by public service companies, and in mortgage bonds of the com­
panies controlled by such public service companies; for the refunding of
which, mortgage bonds of such companies are specifically reserved, or
provided for in the indenture, provided that in each of the three years next
preceding such investment the net income shall have been either (a) not
less than $500,000 and not less than 1 % times the annual interest on the
bonds in question and all other obligations o f corresponding or prior liens,
or (b) not less than $150,000 and not less than twice the annual interest
on the bonds in question and all other obligations of corresponding or
prior liens; provided that such bonds are in fact secured either by first
lien or by a refunding mortgage on the major portion of the mortgaged
premises, or by a lien for the refunding of which, bonds which are legal are
specifically reserved, or provided for in the indenture; and provided that
the principal franchise or franchises of such companies, if electric railways,
extend beyond the maturity o f the bonds in question, and provided that
such public service companies, other than electric railways, either operate
subject to the regulatory supervision of a State commission of competent
jurisdiction, or that the principal franchise or franchises extend beyond
the maturity o f the bonds in question, or that in the case o f electric railways
not less than ,75% of the mileage owned is located on private right-of-way
owned in fee.
In the case of the consolidation by merger o f two or more companies,
the combined earnings and the fixed charges of the constituent companies
may be used to establish the ratio o f net earnings to fixed charges, as
provided in this subdivision.




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TELEPHONE COM PANIES’ BONDS.
IV. (a) In the bonds of telephone companies located in the United States
or Canada, when such bonds are in fact secured by a first mortgage or a
refunding mortgage, whether or not the bonds are so designated in their
title;
(b) Provided, that gross earnings of any such company shall have
averaged one million dollars for the last three fiscal years next preceding
such investment, and provided further that gross earnings for the fiscal
year next preceding such investment shall have been at least 40% of the
total mortgage debt outstanding at the end of such fiscal year; and
(c) Provided, that net earnings for the last three fiscal years, after
deducting all operating expenses, maintenance and depreciation charges,
rentals and taxes, shall have averaged at least 1 % times the annual interest
charge on the average mortgage debt outstanding at the end of each of
the said last three fiscal years next preceding such investment; and provided
further than 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 12 months next preceding such investment
shall have been at least 1 % times the interest on all mortgge debt out­
standing, including such additional bonds issued.
In the case of the consolidation by a merger of two or more such com­
panies the first mortgage and the first and refunding mortgage bonds of the
consolidated company and of the separate companies that compose the
consolidated company, when such bonds are secured as provided in sub­
division (a ), shall be legal investments provided that the combined earnings
of the separate companies shall have complied with the requirements in
respect to gross earnings in subdivision (b ), and provided that the combined
net earnings of the separate companies shall have complied with the require­
ments of subdivision (c ).
(d) In the bonds of telephone companies located in the United States or
Canada, when such bonds are secured by the deposit of collateral having
a value of at least 25% in excess of the par value of such bonds; and
(e) Provided, that gross earnings of any such company shall have
averaged at least $25,000,000 for the last three fiscal years next preceding
such investment; and
(f) Provided, that net earnings for the last three fiscal years, after
deducting all operating expenses, maintenance and depreciation charges,
rentals and taxes, shall have averaged at least 1 times the annual interest
charge on the average funded debt outstanding at the end of each of the
last three fiscal years next preceding such investment, and provided further
that in case additional bonds are issued during an incompleted fiscal year,
net earnings as provided above for the last available 12 months next preced­
ing such investment shall have been at least 1M times the interest on all
funded debt outstanding, including such additional bonds issued.
(g) In the bonds of telephone companies doing a general telephone
business in this State.
(h) Provided, that gross earnings of any such company shall have
averaged at least $15,000,000 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 depreciation
charges, rentals and taxes, shall have been at least 1% times the annual
interest charge on the average funded debt outstanding at the end of each
of the last three fiscal years next preceding such investment, and provided
further than in case additional bonds are issued during an incompleted fiscal
year net earnings, as provided above, for the last available 12 months next
preceding such investment shall have been at least 1% times the interest
on all funded debt outstanding, including such additional bonds issued.
(j) In the bonds of telephone companies located in the United States
provided that gross earnings shall have averaged at least $40,000,000 for
each of the last three fiscal years preceding such investment.
(k) Provided, that an investment shall not be made in the bonds of
any such company mentioned in this section, which is in default on any of
its debt or which is in the hands of a receiver.
But not more than 10% of the assets shall be so invested.
BONDS OF VERM ONT AND NEW ENGLAND RAILROADS.
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
State and in compliance with the provisions hereinafter set forth relating to
bonds of New England railroads.
(b) In the bonds 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
part of the railroad and railroad property of such corporation, or by a re­
funding mortgage as described in paragraphs (3) or (4) of sub-division (g)
or 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 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 paragraph (3) or
(4) of sub-division (g) of a railroad corporation incorporated n any of the
New 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 OF OTHER RAILROADS.
(e) Description of Corporation. In the mortgage bonds, as describedin any
of the following 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 fiscrl years of such railroad corpora­
tion next preceding the date of such investment—
(l) Such 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 815,000.000:
(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 or 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 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,
but not in excess of the interest on such last-named bonds or notes;
And further provided, that—
(5) No bonds shall be made a legal investment by sub-division (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
corporation, including all bonds not issued that may legally be issued under

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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
provision of said mortgage to retire prior lien debts at maturity, shall ex­
ceed three times the outstanding capital stock of said corporation at the
date of such investment;
(6)
A bond shall not be made a legal i nvestment by* ubdivision (i) or
in 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
guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of such
guaranteeing corporation outstanding at the date of such investment; ncr
in case at such date the total debt of the corporation which issued such bonds
shall exceed three times its outstanding capital stock;
In the 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 auth
orized issue.
(f) Definition of frst mortgage. Whenever the term “ first mortgage” is
used in the f olio wing isub-di visions, it shall, unless otherwise qualified, mean,
a first mortgage on not less than 75% of the railroad owned in fee at the
date of the mortgag e by the railroad corporation on the railroad of which
such mortgage is a lien, but in no case on less than 100 continuous miles of
standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of sidings; provided that:
(1) Seventy-five per cent of the railroad subject to the lien of such mort­
gage is connected;
(2) For five years prior to the date of investment therein all the railroad
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
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 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 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;
(1) A first mortgage on a railroad owned in fee by the corporation issuing
or assuming such bonds except that, if it is not a first mortgage on 7-5%
of all such railroad owned in feeby such corporation, it shall be a first 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
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
is represented or covered by such 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 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 first 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
bonds;
(3) A refunding mortgage which covers at leasi, 75% of the railroad
owned in fee by such corporation at the date of such mortgage and provides
for the retirement of all outstanding mortgage debts which are a prior lien
upon such railroad owned in fee and covered by such refunding mortgage at
the date thereof; but if any of the bonds which such refunding mortgage is
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
or mortgages securing the bonds to be refunded, or
Second. At least 75% of the outstanding bonds o f each issue which js se­
cured by a 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
be the railroad of
or more 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 th<
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
gages 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
execution thereof:
Second. The bonds secured by such mortgage mature at a later date than,
and cover a mileage at least 25% greater than is covered by, any of the bonds
•soured 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.
(h) Bonds underlying refunding mortgages. Mortgage bonds or bonds se­
cured by mortgage bonus which are a direct obligation of, or which have
been assumed, or which have been guaranteed by endorsement as to both
principal and interest, by a railroad corporation whose refunding mortgage
bonds are made a legal investment under paragraphs (3) or (4) of sub­
division (g); provided, that:
(1) Said bonds aro prior to and are to be refunded by such refunding
mortgage;
(2) 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 issuing
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
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 em e"nt 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 TEM PORARY DIS­
TURBANCE OF RELATION OF GROSS EARNINGS TO
FIXED CHARGES.
(k) Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under any
of the 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 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 o f 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.
BONDS NOT ILLEGAL ON ACCOUNT OF CONSOLIDATION.
(l) Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under any
af the 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
which issued or assumed such bonds has been or snail be consolidated with
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shall assume the paym ent of 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
( j) annum upon the capital stock outstanding at the time of such consoli
dation or purchase of such corporation which 'ssued or assumed such bonds.

C R E D IT OF CORPORATION NOT LOST B Y CON SOLIDATION.
(m) If a railroad corporation which has complied with all the requirements
of sub-division (e) 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
successive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or
purchase, in which all such consolidated, merged or purchased corporations,
if considered as one continuous corporation in ownership and possession,
would have so complied; provided, that such succeeding corporation shall
continue so to comply for a further period which shall make such compliance
equivalent to at least ten successive years, but which shall be in no case
less than the two fiscal years next following such consolidation, merger or
purchase.
STATUS F IX E D D U R IN G FED E RA L OPERATION OF RAILROADS
[Added in 1919.)
(n) Railroad bonds which were 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
section; provided, however, that in case a railroad corporation the mortgage
bonds of which would become legal for investment under subdivision (e)
of part V of this section upon its compliance with the requirements of said
subdivision shall have complied with the requirements of said subdivision
during the ten years or more next preceding Jan. 1 1918, such railroad
corporation shall be deemed to have complied with the requirements of said
subdivision 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 subdivision.
EQUIPMENT NOTES OF STEAM RAILROADS (A D D E D IN 1925).
(o) In the equipment notes o f any steam railroad corporation, whose
mortgage bonds are a legal investment under this section; Provided (1)
said notes are secured by a first lien on or by a lease and conditional sale of
railroad equipment, new at the time of issue of such notes; (2) the principal
amount of such notes does not exceed 80% of the purchase price of equip­
ment which is security; (3) the indenture by which such notes are secured
provides for proper maintenance of the equipment constituting the security
and that an amount of such notes shall be paid annually until all are retired
without the release of any of said equipment from the provisions of said
indenture until all are paid and that the entire amount o f any issue shall be
retired within fifteen years of the date o f issue.
BANK STOCKS AND DEPOSITS IN BANKS.
V I. (a) In the stock of any national bank in the New England States
or the State of New York, or in the stock of any banking association or
trust company incorporated under the authority of and located in such
States; but a bank shall not hold bank stock both by the way of investment
and as security for loans in excess of 10% of its assets, nor, in any one bank,
more than 5% of its assets, or more than $100,000, or more than 10% of
the capital stock of any one bank.
(b)
A bank may deposit on call in banking associations or trust com­
panies, approved by the Bank Commissioner of this State, and under the
supervision of the State or Federal authority, in this State or in the cities
of New York, Boston, Chicago, Albany, Philadelphia or Concord, New
Hampshire, or in any other bank designated as a depository under the laws
of the United States or in national banks in the cities of St. Paul, Minne­
apolis and Kansas City, or in the chartered banks of the Dominion of
Canada, with or without interest as may be agreed upon, sums not exceeding
in the aggregate 20% of the assets of such depositing banks; but at no time
shall the deposits in Canadian banks exceed 4% o f the assets of such deposit­
ing bank.
LOANS ON PERSONAL SECURITY. INCLUDING COLLATERAL
LOANS.
VII. In loans or renewals of loans of the class hereinafter described, pay­
able and to be paid or renewed at a time not exceeding six months from the
date thereof; but not more than a third of the assets of a bank shall be so
invested, nor shall a bank loan to a person, partnership, association or cor­
poration upon personal security (treating loans to the individual members of
a partnership as loans to the partnership), more than twenty thousand
dollars until a bank’s deposits amount to one million dollars, after which
the sums so loaned may be increased two 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
or railroad bonds, or to notes with such bonds as collateral. ’
(a) A note bearing as makers, sureties, or indorsers, the signature of at
least two 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 and
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;
(1) One or more first mortgages of real estate such as might be lawfully
purchased by a bank, as in cases of mortgages bought by the bank, pro­
vided the amount of such note is not in excess of the amount which the bank
might loan on a note seemed by mortgage on said land; or
(2) Municipal bonds in which the bank might legally invest, at not more
than ninety per cent of their market value; railroad bonds in which the bank
might legally invest, at not more than eighty per cent of their market value;
and bank stocks in which the bank might legally invest, at not more than
eighty per cent of their market value; or
(3) Deposit books or certificates of deposit of depositors in banks of this
State, including national banks, at their full value, and in banks of any of
the New England States and of New York, under State or Federal super­
vision, at not more than ninety per cent of the amount of deposits therein
shown, provided written notice of such assignments has been given to the
bank carrying the deposit; or
(4) Acceptances based on exports, imports or domestic commercial trans­
actions, when the accepting bank is one that the law permits an account
with,and when such acceptances are drawn for not longer than ninety daysior
(5) Other collateral approved by the directors and bank commissioner,
at not more than eighty per cent o f its market value, which shall be main­
tained during the life of the note;
(e) Commercial paper indorsed by banks in which the law allows deposits
on call to be made, to mature in not more than ninety days, the aggregate
amount of such paper in any one bank not to exceed the capital of a trust
company, and in the case o f a savings bank not to exceed the amount of the
surplus which is in excess o f five per cent of the deposits and other liabilities
except surplus; and a bank to which commercial paper is pledged as collat­
eral security shall forthwith notify the maker and indorsers of such paper
that it has been so pledged;
(f) A note o f a responsible borrower; provided, however, that the aggre­
gate amount of such loans shall not exceed the average amount of the com­
mercial deposits of a trust company for the six months next preceding, or
exceed fifty per cent of the surplus of a mutual savings bank or exceed the
capital and surplus of trust companies having no commercial deposits.

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BANK BUILDING.
V III. Five per cent of the deposits of a bank may be invested in the
purchase of a suitable building for the convenient transaction of its busi­
ness, or a site therefor and the erection or repairs of a building thereon,
from portions of which not required for its use a revenue may be derived.
REAL ESTATE TAKEN BY FORECLOSURE.
IX . A bank may hold real estate acquired by the foreclosure of a
mortgage thereon, owned by or pledged to such corporation, or by purchase
at sales made under the provisions of such mortgage, or upon judgment for
debts due, or in settlements effected to secure such debts; and such real
estate shall be sold by such corporation as soon as a reasonable price can
be obtained therefor and within five years after the same is vested in such
corporation, except when a majority of the trustees of such corporation
shall make application in writing to the Bank Commissioner, stating that,
in their opinion, the interests of such corporation require that such rea
estate be held for a longer period than five years; in which event said Com­
missioner may extend the time of holding such real estate not to exceed
five years.
SECURITIES ACQUIRED IN SETTLEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS.
X . A bank may hold stocks, bonds, notes or other securities not
the subject of legal investment acquired in settlements effected to secure
or adjust loans; but unless the length of time such securities may be held is
extended, as provided in the preceding clause, they shall be sold within
five years after being acquired.
FA RM LOAN BONDS AN D B A N KERS’ ACCEPTANCES.
X I . Farm Loan Bonds.— In Farm Loan bonds issued by Federal Land
banks in accordance with the provisions o f an Act of Congress approved
July 17 1916, known as “ The Federal Farm Loan A ct.”
X II . Bankers' Acceptances-, Bills of Exchange-, Notes. A bank may invest
in bankers’ acceptances and bills o f exchange, provided the same are
accepted by an incorporated savings bank or a savings bank and trust
company, or a national bank doing business in this State, or by a bank
Incorporated 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
uaranteed by any of the above named banks to an amount not to exceed
0% o f its deposits. Approved Anril 8 1919.
LIST OF RAILR O A D BONDS PREPA R E D ,
ection 5364. By Bank Commissioner.— Not later than the first o f March
In each year, the Bank Commissioner shall prepare a list o f 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 26 1926.
This list appeared in the “ Chronicle” of M ay 7 1927 in the State and
City Department, on pages 2790 and 2791.

f

CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STA TE OF V E R M O N T .
BARRE.
This city is in Washington Co
Incorporated 1895.
State Armory Bonds.
4K s.26F -A 15$75,000-A ug 15’27-36
aMemorial R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s ’24 F-A $45,500c.Aug 15 ’27-’44
aPaving Bonds.
4M s’24 F-A $40,000c_.Aug 1 ’ 27-’34
uSchool Bonds.
4 s ’ 14 A-O $31,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’34
4s '14 A-O 65 ,50 0 c...O ct 1 1934
W ater Bonds.
4s '10 J-D g § 5 , 0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1927
BOND. D EBT Apr 14 1927 $398,435
Water debt (included)_____
15,000
Assess, value, real________ 6,390.385
Assess, value, personal____1,399,380
Other assess, property____ 608,300
Total valuation 1926______8 398.065
Grand list, 1926__________ 83,980.65
Total tax (per $1 o f gr. list) ’26 $3.55
Populat’n 1910, 10.734; 1920, 10,008
IN T . on bonds marked (a) at City
Treasurer’s office; others at Granite
Savings Bank & Trust Co.
BENNINGTON. TOWN.
A shire town in Bennington Coun­
ty. Incorporated Feb. 11 1762.
R efu n d in g (In t. at Treas. office.1
4s ’ 17 J-J $45,000c.$5,000 vearly
BOND. D EBT Apr 25 1927 $45,000
Assessed value 1926_______ 8,082,059
Grand list 1926__________ 85,820.59
Gen. town tax (per $1 of
grand list )1926_____________$1.80
Total town tax (per $1 of
grand list) 1926_____________$3.28
Population 1910. 8,698; 1920. 9,982
BRANDON GRADED SCH. DIST
This district (P. O. Brandon) is in
Rutland County.
4M s’25 M -N J$22,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’49
\ 21,000c. .N ov 1 1950
*R efu nding Bonds.
4 J*s’22 M -N /$20,000cN ov 1 ’ 27-’46
1 40,000c. .N ov 1 1947
BON D. D EBT Apr 15 ’27. $103,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
10.000
Grand list 1926____________11,728.42
District tax (per $1 o f grand
list) 1926__________________ $1.80
Population 1910, 2,712; 1920, 2,874.
* These bonds were issued to take
up a like amount o f bonds bearing
4% interest and dated 1917.
BRATTLEBORO.
This town is in Windham County.
W ater Bonds.
s’25 M-S $520,000c&r.Mar 1 ’28-55
For maturity see V. 120, p. 1117.)
R efu nd ing Bonds.
is '15 J-J $9,000c___ Jan 1 1935
4s ’ 18 J-J 3,00 0c...Ja n 1 1932
4s ’ 17 J-J 12,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’30
4s ’24 J-J 119,000c.Jan 1 ’ 28-’44
4s ’ 18 J-J
8,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’31
Sidewalk B onds.
4s '15 J-J
$4.0 0 0 c .._Jan 1 1935
W ork at Railway S tation .
4s ’ 15

J-.T $15 .0 0 0 c .

.Tan 1 1933

BOND. DEBT Apr 14 ’27. $867,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
530,000
Floating debt— _________
110,000
_
Assess, val., real estate_ 6.588,099
Assess, val., personal____ 1,385,865
Total assess, val. 1926____ 10,348.546
Grand list 1926___________103,485.46
Tax (per $1 grand list) 1926:
General town_______________ $1.46
Total town__________________ 3.67
Population J910. 7,541: 1920. 8 332
IN T . on bonds o f 1924 at First
Nat. Bank of Boston; on 1925 bonds
at Nat. Shawmut Bank, Boston, or
City Treasurer’s office; on some of
the others at Brattleboro Trust Co.
in Brattleboro.




BRATTLEBORO SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Brattleboro)
is in Windham County.
4 X s ’24 M-N$165,000c_Nov 1 ’ 27-’41
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $165,000
Tot.ass’d val.’26(80 % act.).8,900,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’26-$12.20
Population 1927____________ 10,000
BRISTOL.
This village Is in Addison County.
Incorporated FeD. 26 1903.
W ater Bonds.
4 s ’ 05 J-J $38,000c..$1,000 yrly.
BD. D T . (water) Apr 12 ’27. $38,000
Floating debt___________
24,050
Grand list 1926 --------------------- 11,020
Tax (per $1 grandlist) 1925;.$1.00
Pop’n 1910, 1,180; 1920______ 1,251
IN T . at the First Nat.Bk..Boston.
BURLINGTON.
This city is in Chittenden County
Incorporated Feb. 21 1865. All
bonds are coupon in form but may
be registered on request.
E lectric-Light Bonds.
4s ’04 J-J $58,000___ July 1 1934
4s ’06 J-J
39,000 ...J u ly 1 1936
4s '10 J-D 53,000___ Dec 1 1935
4s ’ 10 M -N 50,000___ Nov 2 1934
Street Improvement Bonds.
4?*s’22 A-O $50,000____Apr 1 1937
4 3 s ’23 A-O 50,000___ Apr 1 1938
4
4M s’24 A-O $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 . Apr 1 1939
41£s’25 A-O 50,000____Apr 1 1940
4 J^s’26 J-J
50,000____July 1 1941
School Bonds.
4s ’04 J-J $38.000___ July 1 1934
4s '09 J-J
36,000___ July 1 1939
4s '14 J-J
20,000___ July 1 1934
4s ’ 15 A-O 25,000___ Oct 1 1935
4J*s’24 J-J 350,000..July 1 ’ 50-’54
4M s’25 J-J 115,000--July 1 ’51-’55
S chool R efu nding Bonds.
4s ’ 15 A-O $25,000____Oct 1 1935
W ater Bonds.
4s '08 A-O $51,000___ Oct 1 1928
Railroad (Red. beg. Apr. 1 ’ l l ) .
4s ’01 A-O $50,000___ Apr 1 1931
R efu nding Bonds.
4s ’04 A-O 887,000___ Sept 1 1929
C ity Hall Bonds.
4M s’25 J-D$695,000..Dec 1 ’27-55
Municipal B uilding Bonds.
4Ms’27 M -N (30,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’29
140,000____M ay 1 1930
B D . D E B T Apr 12 ’2 7 -- $1,917,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
151,000
Sinking fu n d ___________
56,284
Tot.ass’d val .’25(5* act.)24,807,466
Grand list 1926_________ 271,909.43
Tax (per $1 of grand list) ’26..$2.90
Popul’n 1910. 20.468; 1920. 22,779
IN T . at Fourth Nat. Bank, N . Y .,
and at City Treasurer’s office.
CAMBRIDGE.
This town is in Lamoille County.
R efu nding Bonds.
4^ s'22 J-D J$68,000c. June 1 ’28-’40
1 1,100c_ June 1 1941
_
BOND. DEBT M ay 20 ’26 $76,100
Assessed value 1926—
Real___________________ 781,775
Personal_______________ 232,515
Other assessable property 190,617
T ota l__________________ 1,204,907
Grand list 1925____________10,676.80
Tot. tax(per $1 of Grd.List) '25 $4.50
Population___________________ 1,593
ENOSBURG FALLS.
This village is in Franklin County.
W ater Bonds.
4V4s’24 F-A $66.000c-.F-A 1927-49
Other water bonds__________ $4,000
Light bonds________________ 2,500
Light bonds________
15,000
TOT. BD. DT. Feb 1 1927--$87,500
Floating debt (add’l ) ----------- 35,500

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NEWPORT.
This city is in Orleans County.
S chool Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-J $90,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1945
BD. DEBT Apr 1 ’27____ $220,000
Floating debt (add’l)_____
87,481
Total assessed value 1926. 4,099,301
Grand list 1924____________37,549.13
Total tax (per $1 grand list) ’26-S3.60
ESSEX JUNCTION.
Pop’n., 1910, 3,657; 1920, 4,976.
This village is in Chittenden Co.
Inc. 1892. Population 1910, 1,245;
1920. 1,410.
NORTHFIELD.
Sewer Bonds.
This village is in Washington Co.
4}*s’24 M-Nf$49,500cM ay 1 ’29-’61
W ater Bonds.
t
50 0c..M ay 1 1962 314s
M-S $30.000c.Mch 1 '28-’37
Village B uilding Bonds.
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’26. $33,000
4s ’ 13 J-J
$7,000____July 1 1933 Assess, val. ’ 26 (abt. 5* act)l ,856,603
School bonds_______________ 27,000 Grandlist 1926____________ 13,431.59
W ater Bonds.
Tax (per $1 grand list) 1926:
.s
...$ 3 1 ,0 0 0 _______________
General village_____________$0.55
43*s’25 J-J
50,000c.July 1 ’31-’55
Total village________________ 0.95
BOND. D EBT Mar 3 ’24-..$90,625 Population 1910, 1,918; 1920.-1,916
Floating debt____________
2,900
INTEREST payable at Northfield
Sinking fund______________
2,461 Nat. Bank.
Grand list 1926____________11,345.99
Tax (per $1 grand list) 1926'
Total village_______________ 1.10 ORLEANS GRADED SCH. DIST.
This district is in Orleans County.
x IN T . at First Nat. Bank, N . Y.;
$5,000c.Nov l ’27-’29
others at First Nat. Bank. Boston.
4 ^ s ’23 M -N 24,000c_Nov 1 ’30-'37
16,000c.Nov 1 ’38-’ 41
FAIR HAVEN.
5,000c.. .N ov 1 1942
This village is in Rutland County. BOND. D EBT Apr 1 4 ’27
$51,000
Incorporated Oct. 1865.
Grand List 1926__________ $9,740.65
Highway Bonds.
Total tax (per $1 of Gr. List),
4 j*s’24 M -N ($30,000cNov 1 ’27-’41
1926— District______________$2.00
1 1,000c. .N ov 1 1942
Total-------------------------- 2.51
BOND. D E B T Apr 16 ’27 $74,000 Population 1920______________ 1,358
34,082
Water debt (incl.)_______
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
7,014
Grandlist 1924---------------14,361
Tax (per $1 grand list) 1927___$1.15 PITTSFORD. is in Rutland County.
This village
Population 1910 2,554; 1920. 2,182
R
IN T . at First Nat. Bk..Fairhaven. 4 Msefu nd ing Bonds.
J-D $85.000c.Dec 1 ’27-’43
BOND. D E B T Apr 15 ’ 26- $95,000
HARDWICK.
Grand
This village is in Caledonia County. Village list 1926___________16,678.48
tax (per $1.00 grand
Inc. Nov. 15 1890. Pop. ’ 10. 2.094;
list) 1926__________________ $0.38
lO^O. 1 550.
Population in 1920______________ 562
E lectric-L igh t Bonds.
IN T .
4 ’ 11-’12 J-J $65.000c.Jan 31 1931 Boston. at Old Colony Trust Co. of
4s '13
J-J 41.000c________ 1933
BOND. D EBT M ay 24 ’23 $106,000 PROCTOR.
Sinking fund______________
14,612
This village is in Rutland County.
Grand list 1926____________11,751.17 Inc. 1884. Population 1910. 2.758;
General village tax (per $1
grand list) 1926_____________$0.75 1920, 2,692.
W ater and Sewer B onds.
IN T . payable at Procter Trust C o.,
J-J $35,000.. Jan 1 ’28-’36
Procter, and Village Treasurer’s 3s
R ef. & S chool Bonds.
office.
6s
A-O $60,000___ Apr 1 1937
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 1923. $113,000
HARTFORD.
53,000
Water debt (included)_____
This town is in Windsor County.
Grandlist 1926____________19,931.31
R efu n d in g B onds (tax-free).
4s ’ 10 A-O S35 000'’ ..A p r 1 ’28-’34 Village tax (per $1 grand list)’26.$0.25
INT. at Village Treasurer’s office.
BOND. D E B T Dec 31 ’ 26- $40,000
66,513
Floating d eb t-. -------------RICHFORD.
Assessed value 1926:
This town is in Franklin County.
Real___________________ 3,307,832
T ow n Hall Bonds.
Personal_______________ 920,698
Total__________________ 4,240,933 4s ...s - a $11,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1932
S chool Bonds.
Grand list 1925----------------44,957
4s T 7 M -S .J $4,00 0c...S ept 1 1927
Total tax (per $1 of grand list)
1 2,0 00c...S ep t 1 1928
1927_______________
-S4.56K
Population 1910, 4.179; 1920, 4,739 BOND. D E B T Mar 3 1 ’27 . $17,000
INT. payable at Treasurer’s office. Floating debt_______________ 7,314
Assessed valuation 1926___1,969,880
Grandlist 1926___________ 19,853.46
LUDLOW.
Total tax (per $1 grand list) '26 $3.10
This village is in Windsor County.
Population 1910. 2,907; 1920, 2,842
R efu nd ing Bonds.
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
4 j*s’25 F -A /$48,000c. .F eb 1 ’28-’35
\ 70,000c_ _Feb 1 ’36-’45
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 ’27--$126,556
16,692 ROCKINGHAM.
Grand list 1926___________
This town is in Windham County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927--------$3.40
School Bonds.
Population, 1920, 1,732; 1927, 2,500
IN T . at Old Colony Trust C o., 4s T6 J-J $11,2 5 0c.$2,500 yearly
R efu nding Bonds.
Boston.
4s ’ 14 J-J
$9,6)0c.July 1 ’28-’31
4H s’22 J-J
47,000c. July 1 ’28-’42
MIDDLEBURY.
(Due $3,500 in 1930. 1934, 1938
A village in Addison Co. Inc.
1816. Pop'll 1910. 1,866; 1920. 1,993. and 1942, and $3,000 in each of the
other years.)
Sewer Bonds.
5s
Var 510,500r_(Subj to call) BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $80,000
Assessed value 1926:
W ater Bonds.
Real___________________ 4,393,952
4s
M-N $50,000c. ..M ay 1 1941
Personal_______________ 1,006,147
(Subject to call May 1 1921.)
Total__________________ 5,780,545
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 1927- $60,000
Assessment debt (add’l) _
_
51,612 Grand list 1926___________144,000.99
Sinking fund (water)______
28,391 Tax (per $1 grand list) 1926: $2.46
Total town_________________
Grand list 1926____________15,399,45
Population, 1910, 6,207; 1920, 6,231.
Tax (per $1 grand list) 1927:
General village_____________$1.25
Total village________________ 1.25 RUTLAND.
This city is in a town and a county
INT. at Nat. Park Bank. New York.
of the same name. Inc. as a town
Sept. 7 1761; city N ov. 19 1892.
MONTPELIER.
The city is situated in Washington
General Debt.
County. On March 5 1895 the town, 4s ’08 M-N $21.000c. . Nov 1938
R efu n d in g W ater Debt.
village and school district were con­
3 Ms ’99J-J $30.000c........ Jan 1929
solidated under a city charter.
Sewer & Sidewalk Bonds.
Fire Station Bonds.
4s ’24 J-D $90,000c.Dec 1 ’ 27-’44 44£s’24 M -N $1 5,00 0c...M ay 1 1944
4Ms’25 J-J
15,000____July 1945—
^School Bonds.
4s ’ 12 A-O$I00,000c___ Apr 11932 4M s’26 J-D 15,000____June 1 1946
Sewer Debt*
Street & C onstruction Bonds.
5s ’ 21 F-A 55,OOOc_Aug 1 ’29-’39 4s ’08 M-N $16,000c----- May 1938
Street Im provement Bonds.
5s '21 J-J
10,000..July 1 ’28-’29
4 Hs’ 22 J-D 40,000c-June 4 ’33-’40 5s ’21 J-D $40,000c.June 1 ’28-’30
4s ’26 F-A 100,000c_____ 1927-1946 4 ^ s ’22 M -N 50,000c_May 1 ’31-’ 35
41^s’22 M -N 2 5 ,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1942
City-Hall Bonds.
4s ’09 F-A £120,000c — Aug 1 1929 4 54sg’23M -N 50,000c.M ay 1 ’ 36-’40
BOND. D E B T June 1 ’27 $550,000 4J4s’24 M -N 50,000c.M ay 1 ’41-’45
30,000c..Jan 1 ’46-’48
Cash on hand___________
44,638 43*s’25 J-J
Total assessed value 1926-.9,418,226 4M s’26 J-D 20,000..June 1 ’49-’50
Armorv Bonds.
Grand list 1926__________
94,182
Total tax (per $1 grand list) ’26-S3.45 5s ’20 F-AS114,000c...A ug 1 1940
Population 1910, 7.856; 1920, 7,125
C ity-H all Bonds.
x Subj. to call 10 yrs. bef. maturity 3 Ksg’01M-S 520.000c—.Sept 1 1931
a 15 years before maturity.
S ch ool Debt.
IN T . at Treas. office. Old Colony 4s g ’07 M-N $50,000c— May 1 1937
Trust C o., Boston, Montpelier Sav, 4s ’ 08 M-N 20,000c----- May 1938
15,000c_July 1 28-’33
Bk. & Tr. C o. and Capital Sav. Bk. 4s ’ 16 J-J
4 Ms’ 22 M -N 32,000c. - -M ay 1 1942
& Tr. C o., Montpelier.
TOT. BD. D T. Apr 1 ’27. $628,000
Water debt (included)----30,000
MORRISVILLIL
96,814
This village is in Lamoille County. Sinking fund general------63,399
Electric Light Bonds (tax-free). Sinking fund water______
467,787
4s ’09 F-A $48,0 0 0 c...F eb 1 1929 NET D EBT Apr 1 ’2 7 --4s ’25 F-A/180,000c-Feb 1 ’31-’4S Assess, val. real-------------- 9,327,025
i 5,000c_ Feb 1 1949 Assess, val. personal_____ 2,773,736
_
BOND. D E B T Apr 3 ’2 7 -- $233,000 Total value ’ 26 (H act.)..12,100,761
Assess, val. ’27 (60% act.).1,303,300 Grandlist 1924--------------- 121,007.61
Village tax (per $1 grand list)’27$0 70 . Total tax (per $1 grandlist) '26-$3.20
Population 1910 1,445: 1920 1.707 Populat’n 1927, 16,824: 1920. 14.954
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boston. 1 INT. at First Nat. Bank, Eoston
Assessed valuation'26______ 894,277
Grand list 1926_____________8,942.77
General village tax (per $1 of
grand list) 1927_____________$1-60
Population 1910, 1,153; 1920, 1,236
IN T. at Boston Safe Deposit &
Trust C o., Boston.

J une, 1927.]

MASSACHUSETTS—DEBT OF STATE

ST. ALBANS.
This city is in Franklin County.
This city was organized March 2 1897
and comprises the most populous
portion of the town of St. Albans.
S treet Bonds.
4s ’22 J-D $8,000___ June 1 1927
4s ’23 F-A 20,000c.Aug 1 ’ 33-’36
4s ’ 23 M-S 50,000c_Sept 1 ’28-’32
4s ’ 24 F-A 30.000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’32
Sidew alk Bonds.
4s 25 J-J $10,000c. July 1 ’28-’32
S chool Bonds.
4s ’ l l J-J $5,000____ July 1 1927
W ater Bonds.
4s '12 M-S $50,000c__0ct 1 ’28-’31
4s ’21J-D15J 5,OOOc-.June 15 1929
110,000c. ..June 15 1933
R efu nding Bonds.
($40,000cNov 1 ’33-’36
4s ’23 M -N 30,000cNov 1 ’37-’38
l 9,000c.-N ov 1 1939
P ublic Improvement Bonds.
4s ’25 M-S ($64,000c.Sept 1 ’29-’44
1 1,000c—-Sept 1 1945
BOND. D EBT Mar 31 ’27- $332,000
Water debt (included)_
_
65.006
Assess, val., real estate___ 3,847,752
Assess, val., personal_____ 959,426
Tot .assess .val.’26 (act.val.) 4,807,178
Grand list 1925____________55,849.34
Total tax (per $1 gr. list)’26
$2.65
Population 1910. 6.381; 1920. 7,588
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston

VERGENNES.
This city is situated in Addison
Co. Incorp. in 1788. Pop’n 1910,
1,483: 1920. 1.609.
W ater B onds.
4s ’08 J-J $25,000c Jan 1 1929
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
_
4s ’ 14 M-S $20,000r_ Sept 1 1934
TOTAL D EBT Apr 12 ’27 $45,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
21,308
Sinking fund (water)______
18,910
Grand list 1926___________10,615.00
Total tax (per $1 gr. list) ’ 26_$3.20
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Boston.

ST. JOHNSBURY.
This village is in Caledonia Co.
W ater B onds.
4 Hs'24 A-OS248,000c- Apr 1 ’28-’44
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4 K s’25F-A/$108,000c.Aug 1 ’27-44
j
5,000c— .Aug 1 1945
BON D. D EBT Apr 1 ’26 -- $369,000
Water debt (incl.)________ 250,000
Assessed value 1925______ 6,729,120
Vil. tax (per $1 grand list) ’26 .$1.15
Population 1910, 6,693:1.920, 7,164
IN T. at First Nat. Bank, St.
Johnsbury.
_ _ _

Floating d ebt_______________

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Montpelier is the county seat.
Hospital Bonds.
5s ’21 - - - $58.000-.$2.000 yearly
5s ’ 21 F-A 58,000—Feb 1 ’ 28-’56
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 1927 $118,000
Total assessed value 1926-28,734.183
Grand list 1924.........
$318,084.99
Co. tax (per $1 gr’d list) ’25--$.04M
Pop’n 1910, 41,702; 1920____38,921
WATERBURY.
This village is in Washington Coun­
ty. Incorp. N ov. 20 1882. Popula­
tion 1910. 1.377: 1920, 1,515.
R efu nding Bonds.
4M s’26 J-J $38,0 0 0c____ 1928-1946
Water Bonds.
4s '15 J-D $11.000c.June 1 ’28-’34
BOND. D EBT April 1927- $56,000
46.933

Assessed valuation 1926___1,094,646
Grand list 1926_________ $10,946 46
Tax (per $1 grand list) 1926:
General village_____________$0.94
Total village________________ 1.49
IN T. at Waterbury Sav. Bank &
Trust Co.
WINDSOR.
This town is in Windsor County.
4s
J-J $39,000_.$1,000 yrly Janl
BOND. DEBT M ay 1927 $39,000
Floating debt____________
37,715
Total assess, val. 1926-----4.356 178
Grand List 1926-------------- 45,452.00
SPRINGFIELD.
This village is in Windsor County. Total tax (per $1 Gr.List) ’26-$3.00
Inc. 1866. Population 1910, 3,250; Population 1920______________3,687
Payable at Old Colony Trust Co.,
19*20. 5,283.
Boston.
W ater B onds.
4s '95 M-N*$85,000c.$5,000 yearly WINDSOR (TOWN) SCH. DIST.
3s
M -N
25,000c............. 1930
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’26 -- $115,000 4M s’20 F-A $55,600.-Aug 1 ’ 27-’39
BOND.
Sinking fund_____________
13,000 Floating D E B T M ay 20 ’25 $60,000
debt____________
8,781
Total assessed value 1926
(about 2-3 actual)______ 7,413,255 Grand List 1924__________51,615.05
(per $1
list) ’24 .$1.05
Grand list 1926 _________ 71,951.59 Tax rateat First grand Bank, Boston.
IN T.
Nat.
Total tax(per $1 gr. list) ’26--$0.70
♦INT. at Harris. Forbes & Co., Inc.,
Bost.; others at 1st Nat. Bk., Spgfd. WINDSOR VILLAGE.
This village is in Windsor County
Inc. 1884. Population 1910, 1,906;
SPRINGFIELD (TOWN).
This town is in Windsor County. 1920. 3,061.
Highway Imorovement Bonds.
Included in town is the school dis­
5s ’22 A-O $25,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’31
trict of the same name.
aStreet Bonds.
S chool Bonds.
J-J $13,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1940
5s ’20 A-O $34,000c--O ct 1 '27-'30 4 s ’ 15
Sewer Bonds.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4s ’ l l
J-J $11.000c___ Janl 1931
5s '21 J-D $90,000c_Dec 1 ’27 '41
aR efu nd. & St. Impt. Bonds
TOT. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 6 --- $138,750
J-J J$ 8 ,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1934
Assess, val., real &pers’l’26 8,685,343 4s T5
1 8,000c__________ 1935
Total tax (per $1 Grd. List) '27 $2.51
♦Refunding W ater & Sewer Bds.
IN T . at Old Colony Trust Co.,
Boston, and First Nat. Bank, Spring- 4 s ’09 J-J ($1,000c--_July 1 1928
1 5,000c---July 1 1929
field.
______
BOND. D EBT Feb 1 ’26 -- $91,000
SWANTON, TOWN.
Floating debt____________
20,000
This town is in Franklin County Water debt (included)_____
9,000
Population 1910, 3,628; 1920, 3,343. Assessed valuation 1926___4,073,618
School Bonds.
Grand list 1926___________ 40,736.18
3 Ms
J-J $23,0 0 0 c____ 1928-1932 Tax (per $1 grand list) 1926:
General village_____________$0.65
R efunding Bonds.
Total village________________ 0.90
4 % s’22 A-O $30,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’41
BOND. D EBT Apr 1925-- $62,000
IN T. on bonds marked (*) at Old
Floating debt (add’l)______
50,000 Colony Tr. C o., Boston; (a) at State
Sinking fund_____________
2,000 Nat. Bk., Windsor; on 5s of 1922 at
Assessed valuation 1926___1,930,439 the Windsor Co. Tr. Co., Windsor;
Grand list 1926__________ 20,771.46 on other issue at the Village Treas­
Tax (per $1 grand list) 1926:
urer’s office. ______
General town_______________ $1.21
Total town__________________ 2.80 WINOOSKI.
This city is in Chittenden County.
IN T . on 4 Ms at Old Colony Trust
Pop’n 1910, 4,520; 1920, 4,932.
C o.. Boston.
City Bonds.
SWANTON, VILLAGE.
4Ms
J-D $84,000-Dec 31 ’27-’47
This village is in Franklin County
R efu nding Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,236; 1920, 1,371 4s ’ 14 J-J $70.000___ Jan 1 1934
F unding Bonds.
($1,000 yearly on July 1.)
4M s’23 J-D$126,000c.June 1 ’28-’48
Fire T ruck Bonds.
♦Refunding Bonds.
5s ’26 - - $7,500______1927-1934
4s ’ 16 F-A )$12,000c.Aug 1 ’27-'31 Water bonds------------------$16,000
14,000
\30,000c. Aug 1 ’32-’41 Sewer bonds (mature 1928)
BOND. D EBT Jan 9 '2 7 -- $191,500
W ater Bonds.
9,000
-s
. . . | $3,000____1927-1928 Note debt (add’l)_________
51,315
1 65.000_________ 1929 Cash on hand___________
TOT. BD. D T . M ay 23’27-$252,000 Assessed val. 1925—
Water debt (incL)________ 117,500
Real_____________
$1,974,555
Personal---------------------- 403,615
Grand list 1926.................- 8,975.01
Tax (per $1 grand list) 1926:
T otal__________________ 2,378,170
General village_____________$0.85 Grand list 1926____________26,420.84
Total village________________ 0.95 Total tax (per $1 grand list) ’ 26 $2.60
♦INT. at Old Colony Trust Co.
IN T. at Winooski Savings Bank
Boston.
and Champlain Trust Co.

State of Massachusetts.
ITS

D E B T , R E SO U R C E S, &c.
Admitted as a State_________________ One of Original Thirteen
Total area ot State (square miles)_____ _________________8,093
State Capital____________________________________________ Boston
Governor (term exp. 1st W e d . Jan. 1928)__Alvan T . FulleLieut.-G ov. (term exp. 1st W e d . Jan. 1928)_Frank G . Allen
See. of State (term exp. 3d W ed . Jan. ’28) Fred’k W . Cook
Treasurer (term exp. 3d W e d . Jan. 1 9 2 8 ).W m . S. Youngman
Auditor (term exp. 3d W e d . Jan. 19 28 )_.A lonzo B . Cook
A tty .-G e n . (term exp. 3d W e d . Jan.’2 8 )-Arthur K . Reading
LEGISLATURE meets annually the first Wednesday in January, and
sessions are not limited as to length of time.
H ISTORY OF DEBT.— For early history of the State debt see “ State
and City Supplement” of April 1895, page 18. The debt at present is




29

;. All loans
oipal and interest, in gold.
A bolition of Grade Crossings.
48.000- Sept 1’27- od
4g’ 16 J-J
3M g’98M -N $l,500,OOOr.May 1 1928 4g’ 16 J-J
100.000- Sept l ’27-’37
3g’99 M -N 1,500,000r_May 1 1929 4g’ 16 J-J
135.000- Sept l ’38-’52
3M g’02M-N 300,000r_May 1 1929 4s ’ 17 M-S
207.000- Sept l ’27-’56
3Mg’07M-N 500,000r_Nov 1 1936 4s ’ 17 M-S
30.000.
5.p t l ’27-’56
3Mg’08M-N
500,000r.Nov 1 1937 5s ’ 18 M-S
I 10,000--Sept 1 1927
3M g’09M-N
250,000r.Nov 1 1938
1225.000- Sept l ’28-’52
3g’09 M -N
250,000r-Nov 1 1938 4s ’22 M-S
J46.000rSept 1’27-’41
3 Mg’ 10M-N
500,000—N ov 1 1939
\40,000rSept 1’42-’61
3M g’ U M -N ( 136,000_Nov 1 ’28-’35 4M ’20 M-S /131,000-Sept l ’27-’44
1 7 5 ,0 0 0 -N o v l’36-’40
1 75.000-Sept l ’45-’59
3M g’ 12M-N 1153,000-Nov 1 ’28-’36 4s ’23 M-S (104,000-Sept l ’27-’52
1 7 5 ,0 0 0 -N o v l’37-’41
1 30.000-Sept l ’53-’62
Armory Bonds.
4s ’ 23 M-S 72.000-Sept 1 ’27-’62
3g’02 M-S
$38,000r.Sept 1 1931 4s ’25 M-S
455,000rSept l ’28-’34
3M g’01-’04M-S140,000r.Sept 1 1931
M assachusetts War Loans.
3g’02 M-S
75,000r.Mar 1 1932 3s g
A-O $1,240,000r.Apr 11928
3M g’04M-S
60,OOOr.Sept 1 1934 4M ’ 19 M -N
70,000-Nov l ’27-’28
3g’04-’05M-S
65,00Or.Sept 1 1934
Hospital Loans.
3Mg’05M-S
33,000r.Mar 1 1935 3g’99-’00M-N $110,450-.M ay 1 1929
3M g’05M-S
10,000r-Sept 1 1935 334g’01-’02M -N 73,000r.M ay 1 1929
3M g’05M-S
5,000r.Sept 1 1934 334g’03M-N
150,000r_May
1
1933
3 M’06 M-S
35,000.-Sept 1 1935 334’03 M -N
50,000--M ay 1 1933
3 M’06 M-S
2,000-_Sept 1 1934 334g’06M-N
75,000r.Nov 11935
3M ’07 M-S
20,000r.Sept 1 1935 3Mg’06-’07M-N80,000r_Nov 1 1936
3M g’06M-S
45,000r.Mar 1 1936 334g’08M-N
300,000r.Nov 1 1937
3M g’07M-S
230,000r_Mar 1 1937 334TO M -N
118,000--N ov 1 1939
3M g’07M-S
22,000r_Sept 1 1937 334TO M -N
15,000--N ov 1 1939
3Ms’07M-S
19,000--M ar 1 1936
State-H ouse C on stru ction .
3M g’08M-S
420,500r.Mar 1 1938 4g’14 A-O $175,000r.0ct l ’27-’33
3M g’09M-S
20,000r_Sept 1 1938 4s ‘ ' A-O 125,OOOr.Oct l ’27-’34
T5 ' *
3g’09 M-S
5,000r.Mar 1 1938 4g’ 16 A-O
45,O _Oct l ’27-’35
OOr
3g’09 M-S
40,000r_Sept 1 1938 4g’ 16 A-O
300,000r_0ct l ’28-’39
3M ’09 M-S
500--M ar 1 1938 4s ’ 17 A-O
( 120,000-0ct l ’28-’29
3 M’09 M-S
40,000-_Sept 1 1938
1245.000Oct l ’30-’36
3 MTO M-S
6,000--Sept 1 1935
♦Water Loan (M etropolitan).
3M '10M-S
40,000—Sept 1 1938 334g J-J $13,000,000c.July 1 1935
3M ’10 M-S
100,000--Sept 1 1939 334’98 J-J 4,000,000c.Jan 1 1938
3M ’U M-S ( 10,000--Sept 1 1928 3g’99-’00J-J 4,000,OOOc-July 1 1939
\108,000-Sept l ’29-’40 3g’01 J-J
6,900,000r*. Jan 1 1941
(40,000-Sept l ’27-’36 334g’01 J-J 3,100,000r.Jan 1 1941
‘
3M ’12 M-S
12,000-Sept l ’37-’40 3 34g’02 J-J 3,500,000r.Jan 1 1941
l 1,000--Sept 1 1941 334s g J-J 4,000,000r_Jan l ’43-’44
(117,000-Sept l ’27-’35 3)4g’05J-J
650.000r*. Jan 1 1945
4 s ’13 M-S
48,000-Sept l ’36-’39 3 Msg J-J
1,350,000c. Jan 1 1946
27,000-Sept l ’40-’42 334g’09J-J
199,OOOc.Jan 1 1949
4s T4 M-S (384,000-Sept l ’27-’42 3sg’09 J-J
199,000c. Jan 1 1949
\ 17,500--Sept 1 1943 334g’ 10J-J
500.000. -Jan 1 1950
4s T5 M-S
,'64.000-Sept l ’27-’34 334s’ U J-J
120.000.
Jan 1 ’28-’51
\45,000-Sept l ’35-’43 334s’ 12 J-J
I 95,000.Jan 1 ’ 28-’46
4s T6 M-S
90,000-Sept l ’27-’44
1 2O,000_Jan 1 ’47-’51
4 s ’17 M-S
55,000-Sept l ’27-’37 4sg’ 14 J-J
(147,000. Jan 1 ’ 28-’48
5 s ’18 M-S
! 18,000-Sept l ’27-’35
I 20,000-Jan 1 ’49-’52
\ 1,000--Sept 1 1936 4sg’ 15 J-J
(243,000r-Jan l ’28-’45
♦Defense of Com m onwealth Loan
ilOO.OOOr-Jan l ’46-’55
Act of 1919.
I 30,000r.Jan l ’28-’42
4sg’ 16 J-J
5s ’20 J-D
$810.000-Dec 1 ’27-’29
1 14.000r.Jan l ’43-’ 56
100.000- Jan 1 ’ 28-’47
4s T7 J-J
Highways.
] 18,000. Jan 1 ’28-’30
3Mg’98A-0 $300,000r.Apr 1 1928 434s’ 19 J-J
1
95,000_ Jan 1 ’31-’49
3g’99-’00A-O 800,000rApr 1 ’29-’30
27.000Jan 1 ’28-’54
3g’01 A-O
350,000r_Apr 1 1931 4Ms’20J-J
1195,000. Jan 1 ’28-’42
3g’02 A-O
10,000r-Apr 1 1932 4s ’22 J-J
(240,000-Jan 1 ’43-’62
3 Mg’02-04A-0 665,000r.Apr 1 1932
f 48,000_Jan 1 ’ 28-’43
3M g’03A-O
400,000r_Apr 1 1933 4s ’ 23 J-J
1 40,000. Jan 1 ’44-’63
3s ’09 A-O
78,000-0ct 1 ’27-’39
925.000- Jan 1 ’28-’64
3M ’05 A-O
, 30,000-Apr 1 ’28-’30 4s ’ 24 J-J
3M ’06 A-O
90,000-Apr 1 ’28-’36 4s ’25 J-J f 1,020,OOOrJan 1 ’28-’61
1 58,000rJan 1 ’62-’63
3)4’07 A-O
120,000-Aprl ’28-’37
Port o f B oston Bonds.
3 34’08 A-O
181,500-Apr 1 ’28-’38
$l,200,000.Aug 1 ’28-’43
334’09 A-O
65,000-0ct 1 ’27-’39
55.000. -Aug 1 1944
334TO A-O
117.000.0ct 1 ’27-’39 4s T3 F-A
525.000- Aug 1 ’45-’51
3J4T1 A-O
130,000-0ct 1 ’28-’40
50.000.A ug 1 1952
334T2 A-O
120,000.0ct 1 ’27-’36
' 1,125.300-Aug 1 ’ 28-’42
is T3 A-O
f 55,000-0ct 1 ’37-’41
65.000- -Aug 1 1943
\ 60,000...O c t 1 1927
75.000- -Aug 1 1944
4s ’ 14 A-O
59,000-0ct 1 ’27-’28 4s T4 F-A
62.000- -Aug 1 1945
4s ’15 A-O
47.500-Oct 1 ’27-’28
525.000- Aug 1 ’46-’52
4s T6 A-O
126,000-0ct 1 ’28-’30
74,800-_Aug 1 1953
4s T6 A-O
105,000-0ct 1 ’27-’29
650.000- Aug 1 ’29-’54
4s ’ 17 A-O
140,000-Oct 1 ’27-’30
43C19 A-O
/ 72,000-0ct 1 ’27-’28 4s T7 F-AJ 550.000- Aug 1 ’28-’36
625.000- Aug 1 ’28-’53
(140,000-0ct 1 ’ 29-’32 4Ms’ 18F-A(
1
25.000_-Aug 1 1957
434’ 18 A-O
I 36,000_ Oct 1 1927
_
♦Cambridge Subway.
1140,000-Oct 1 ’28-’31
5sg’20 M -N $698,000rMay l ’28-’38
Harbor Improvements.
3M g’97J-J
$500,000r_ _Jan 1 1937 434g’20M-N 6,860.000rMay l ’39-’70
4g’15 J-J
60,000r_Jan 1 ’28-30 (See V. 110, p. 1555, for maturity.)
4g’ 16 J-J
75,000r_Jan l ’28-’30 4 s ’24 M -N 186,000-M ay 1 ’28-’70
\ 4,000-M ay l ’71-’74
5s T8 J-J
30,000--Jan 1 ’28-33
♦Charles River Basin.
♦Court House Bonds.
334g’04J-J
$250,000r-_Jan 1 1944 334s’07M-S
$60.000-Mar l ’28-’37
334g’05J-J
400,000r*_Jan 1 1945 334s’08M-S
66.000-Mar l ’ 28-’38
334g’06-’07J-J 600,000r_ _Jan 1 1946 334s’ 10M-S
208.000-Sept l ’27-’39
334g’07J-J 1,150,000r*_ J a n l 1947 3J4s’ llM -S
14,000-Sept l ’27-’33
334g’07J-J
400.000r--Jan 1 1948
Medfield Insane Asylum.
3g’09 J-J
425,000r. _Jan 1 1949
334g’09J-J
425,000r_ _Jan 1 1949 334g’03A-O $165,500r-.Apr 1 1933
108,000r-.Apr 1 1934
334g’ 10J-J
475,000--Jan 1 1950 3 34g’04A-O
22,000r--Apr 1 1936
334’ U J-J
(136,000.Jan 1 ’28-’44 334g’07A-O
♦Parks (M etropolitan).
1 36,000-Jan 1 ’45-’50
4g’ 14 J-J
27,000-Jan 1 ’28-’54 3 Msg J-J $l,800,000r_.Jan 1 1934
4g’ 16 J-J
24,000rJan 1 ’28-’51 3 34g’96J-J 2,600,000r-.Jan 1 1936
3M g’97J-J 2,400,000r-.Jan 1 1937
Prisons and Hospital Loans.
1,100,OOOr. July 1 1938
334g’01-02M-N$721,600rNov 1 1931 3M g’98J-J
J-J
3g’01 M -N
200,000r.Nov 1 1931 3s
1.605.000- -July 1 1939
325,OOOr.July 1 1940
334g’03M-N 746,650r_May 1 1933 3sg’00 J-J
450,OOOr.-Jan 1 1940
3M g’04M-N 507,250r.M ay 1 1934 3 M g ’02J -J
750,OOOr.-Jan 1 1941
334g’05M-N 300,000r*.M ay 1 1934 3sg’01 J-J
100,OOOr.-Jan 1 1943
3)4g’06M-N 404,000r_Nov 1 1935 3.20g’03J-J
135,000r--Jan 1 1943
3 34g’06-07M-N166,000r - N ov 1 1936 3M g’03J-J
640,000r. July 1 1943
3 34g’07-08M-N237,200r.Nov 1 1937 3 Mg’03J-J
600,000r..Jan 1 1944
3g’09 M -N
125,000r.Nov 1 1938 3M g’04J-J
334g’09M-N
130,800r.Nov 1 1938 3M g’05J-J 670,000c&r*.Jan 1 1945
3 34g’09-10M-N2149000 .N o v 1 1939 3M g’06J-J 600,000c&r*.Jan 1 1946
600,OOOr.-Jan 1 1947
334g’U M -N |132,000rNov 1 ’28-38 3M g’07J-J
125,OOOr.-Jan 1 1928
\ 22,000rNov 1 ’39-40 3M g’08J-J
60,000r--Jan 1 1949
5s ’07 M -N
219,000___ Jan 1937 3s ’09 J-J
60.000. - -Jan 1 1949
(or before, at option of State.)
3Ms’09J-J
130.000. Jan 1 ’28-’53
♦Metropolitan Sewer.
4sg’ 13 J-J
3s g
M-S $6,100,000r.-Jan 1 1930 4s g
J-J
135.000- Jan 1 ’ 28-’54
3s g
M-S
500,000r_Mar 1 1935 3M g’ llJ -J
24.000- Jan 1 ’ 28-’51
3,750-Jan 1 ’ 28-’32
334s g M-S
495,000r.Jan 1 1930 3M s’12J-J
16.000- Jan 1 ’ 28-’31
334s g M-S
339,OOOr.Mar 1 1935 4s T3 J-J
12.000. Jan 1 ’ 28-’29
3s g
M-S 1,024,912r. July 1 1939 4s T4 J-J
12,500. Jan 1 ’30-’34
3s g
M-S
65.000r.Mar 1 1936
334s g M-S 3,586,000r.July 1 1940 4sg’ 15 J-J
180,000r.Jan l ’ 28-’45
29.000. Jan 1 ’ 28-’56
334s g M-S l,046,000r.Jan 11943 4s T6 J-J
203.000. Jan 1 ’ 28-’56
334 s g M-S
305.000r.Jan 1 1943 4s T6 J-J
(120,OOOr.Jan l ’28-’33
3M g’04M-S 392,000r. July 1 1944 4sg’16 J-J
334g’06M-S 1,175,000.-Jan 1 1946
1 10,OOOr.-Jan 1 1934
181.000- Jan 1 ’28-’45
3g’09 M-S
150,000c. Jan 1 1949 4Ms’20J-J
1168.000- Jan 1 ’28-’33
334s g M-S
263,000c.Jan 11949 4s ’23 J-J
1270.000- Jan 1 ’34-’43
334s T2 g M-S 28,000r.Jan 1’28-’41
9>)0,000rJan 1 ’28-’45
4s T3 J-J
,'130,000r-Jan l ’28-’40 4s ’ 25 J-J
(108,000r-Jan l ’41-’52 4s ’ 25 J-J I 91,000rJan 1 ’28-’40
l 30,O Jan 1 ’41-’45
OOr
4g’ 15 J-J
J40,500r-Jan l ’28-’36
641,000 --.1928-1946
l36.000r.Jan l ’37-’45 4s
* Nominal or contingent debt except that the following parts o f the
loans are direct State obligations:
Defense of Commonwealth_________________________________ $972,000.00
Metropolitan parks_________________________________________ 3,946,625.00
Suffolk County courthouse__________________________________ 100,000.03

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MASSACHUSETTS—DEBT OF STATE

PUBLIC SALES OF BONDS.— A bill passed the Legislature in 1904
directing the Treasurer to advertise all future sales of State bonds instead
of disposing of them at private sale, as had been the previous practice.
(V. 78, p. 1565.)
INTEREST is payable at State Treasury in Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &C —
Dec. 1 1926. Dec. 1 1925. Dec. 1 1924. Dec. 1 1923.
Total funded debt..$125,486,962 $126,568,212 $125,050,962 $126,396,912
Sinking funds, & c .. 60,308,124
57,651,732
55,746,199
53,873,739
Net debt________ $65,178,838 $68,916,480 $69,304,763 $72,523,173
The above debt is of two classes: the Direct Debt, for the payment of
which the 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 maturity)
rovided by a direct annual tax on the cities and towns for which the debt
as been incurred. On Dec. 1 1926 these classes and the sinking fundf
applicable thereto were as follows:
Direct Debt.
Contingent Debt. Grand Total.
Bonded debt____________ $35,417,237.02 $90,069,724.47 $125,486,962.00
Sinking funds___________ 16,193,746.81 48,985,090.96
65,178,837.77

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Net debt______________$19,223,490.72 $41,084,633.51 $60,308,124.23
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The State’s assessed valuation follows:
Total.
Real Estate.
Personal Property.
Years—
$6,905,037,771
$1,065,226,061
1926______ ___ $5,839,811,710
6,632.755,277
1,072.119,187
1925_____ ___ 5,560,636,090
6,295,844,423
. 5,249,628,907
1,046,215,516
1924.. .
5,978,152,428
1,009,4.35,977
1923 _____ ___ 4,968,716.451
5,715,377,344
1,008,765,039
1922______ ____ 4,706,612,305
1,020,792,388
5,546,646,240
1921______ ___ 4,525,853,852
5.344,153.657
975 790 200
1920______ ___ 4 368 363 457
919,024,221
4,898,860,299
1919______ . . . 3,979,836.078
853,481,248
4,738,976.589
1918........... ___ 3,885,495,341
4,538,998,071
730,592,172
1917______ ___ 3,808,405,899
1,275,754,750
4,962,238,008
1916______ ___ 3,686,483,258
2,500.599.981
6,074,281,951
1915______ ___ 3.573,681.970
2,537,852,080
6,005,412,801
1914_____ . . . 3.467,560.721
2.262,565,233
5,479.279,693
1912______ ___ 3,216.714,460
2,050,079,3.35
5,027,154,806
1910______ ___ 2,977,075,471
4,222,281,054
1,621.835,908
1905--------- ___ 2,600,445.146
3,878,671,070
1.562,983,689
1900______ ___ 2,315.687,381
2,613,215,137
1,013,077,330
1890--------- ___ 1,600,137,807
816,695,358
1,927,855,430
1880-------- ___ 1,111,160,072
Under the provisions o f the Income Tax Law, which became effective
in 1917, the intangible personal property is no longer taxable by local board
o f assessors, which accounts for the decrease in valuation o f the assessed
personal property in 1917 and thereafter.
The larger portion of the State’s revenue is derived from corporations,
national bank and trust companies, stocks, savings banks, income taxes
and inheritance taxes. In 1926 the tax assessed aggregated $50,213,449.54,
o f which $13,322,547.33 accrued to the Commonwealth and the balance is
apportioned to cities and towns. Of the total o f $50,213,449.54, $3,781,794.48 was assessed upon public service corporations, $11,061,581.10 upon
domestic business corporation, $3,318,090.11 upon foreign business corpo­
rations, $2,416,566.24 upon savings banks, $1,035,362.38 upon national
banks and trust companies, $21,772,325.36 upon incomes, and $6,827,729.87
upon inheritances.
POPULATION OF STATE.—
19 20.-.3,85 2,35 611900..-2,805,346 1860 ...1,231,06611820 . . . 523 287
1915 ...3,693,31011890 ...2,238,943 1850 . . . 994,51411810 . . . 472.040
1910.-.3,366,41611880 ...1 ,783 ,080 1840 . . . 737.69911800 . . - 422,845
1905--.3,003,63511870-..1.457,351 1 8 3 0 ... 610.408! 1790 . . . 378.787
DEBT LIM ITATIONS.— The only provision in the constitution of Ma
sachusetts limiting the power o f the Legislature to create State indebted
ness is contained in a constitutional amendment adopted in Nov. 1918,
which constitutes Article 62, Articles o f Amendment, the text of which
follows:
Sec. 1. The credit o f the Commonwealth shall not in any manner be
given or loaned to or in aid of any individual, or o f any private association,
or o f any corporation which is privately owned and managed.
Sec. 2. The Commonwealth may borrow money to repel invasion, sup­
press insurrection, defend the Commonwealth or to assist the United States
in case o f war, and may also borrow money in anticipation o f receipts from
taxes or other sources, such loan to be paid out of the revenue of the year
in which it is created.
Sec. 3. In addition to the loans which may be contracted as before pro­
vided, the Commonwealth may borrow money only by a vote, taken by
the yeas and nays, o f two-thirds o f each House of the General Court present
and voting thereon. The Governor shall recommend to the General Court
the term for 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 of
the principal of the loan.
Note.— In 1923 we gave the above sections as having constituted
Articles 112, 113, 114 and 115 of the Rearranged Constitution, ratified by
the voters Nov. 4 1919, but which was later declared void by the State
Supreme Court (see V. 113, p. 751).
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.— There appears to be no constitu­
tional limit upon municipal indebtedness, but legislation governing the
creation o f debts o f cities, towns and districts has been passed from time
to time, and it might safely be said that this subject is treated more
thoroughly in Massachusetts than in any other State. The legal limita­
tions placed upon the borrowing power o f cities, towns and districts may
be found in Chapter 44 of the General Laws. In the following paragraphs
we endeavor to summarize the provisions o f this Chapter as to municipal
debts, long and short term, sinking funds and maturities.
Long Term Debts, Limit of.
Under Section 10 debts o f cities, except Boston, are limited to 2 > i% ,
and towns to 3% of the average assessed valuation for three years, less
abatements o f the preceding year. In computing the debt subject to
these limitations, debts authorized outside the limit, as provided in Section
8, are to be deducted from the total debt, leaving the debt inside the limit.,
as described in Section 7. Prom this is to be deducted the sinking funds
applicable to it, giving the net debt subject to the limitation. We give
below the text o f Sections 2, 3, 7, 8 and 10, which contain these provisions:
Sec. 2. Except in Boston and except as otherwise expressly permitted
by law, cities and towns shall incur debts only in the manner of voting
and within the limitations as to amount and time o f payment prescribed
in this chapter: but this section shall not be construed as prohibiting
any city, town or district from placing additional restrictions, consistent
with this chapter, upon the manner o f incurring debt, nor as affecting the
right of any city, town or district to incur debt under any special Act;
but no debt may be authorized under a special Act except by a two thirds
vote, unless the Act so provides.
Sec. 3. The indebtedness o f a city or town for a specific purpose shall
be its net indebtedness which shall be the total indebtedness for that
purpose after deducting the amount o f sinking funds applicable to the
same. The indebtedness to which the debt limit imposed by Section 10
shall be applied shall be the total net indebtedness o f the city or town
after excluding debts exempted from the operation of said Section.
Sec. 7. Cities and towns may incur debt, within the limit of indebtedness
prescribed in Section 10, for the following purposes, and payable within
the periods hereinafter specified, provided that as to each such purpose,
except those described in paragraphs (15), (16), and (17), only such sum
may in any year be authorized to be borrowed as exceeds 25 cents per
$1,000 o f the valuation o f the city or town for the preceding year.
(1) For the construction o f sewers for sanitary and surface drainage pur­
poses and for sewage disposal, thirty years,
(2) For acquiring land for public parks or public domain under chap­
ter 45, thirty years; but no indebtedness incurred for public domain shall
exceed 4$ o f 1% o f the last preceding assessed valuation o f the city or town.
(3) For acquiring land for any purpose for which a city or town is or
may hereafter be authorized to acquire land, not otherwise herein specified,
and for the construction o f buildings which cities and towns are or may
hereafter be authorized to construct, including the cost o f original equip­
ment and furnishing, twenty years.
(4) For the construction o f additions to school houses or buildings to be
used for any municipal purpose, including the cost o f original equipment




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and furnishings, where such additions increase the floor space of said
buildings, twenty years.
(5) For the construction of bridges of stone or concrete, or of iron super­
structure, twenty years.
(6) For the original construction o f public ways or the extension or widen­
ing thereof, including land damages and the cost of pavement and sidewalks
laid at the time of said construction, ten years.
(7) For the construction o f stone, block, brick or other permanent pave­
ment of similar lasting character, ten years.
(8) For macadam pavement or other road material under specifications
approved by the Division of Highways, five years.
(9) For the construction of walls or dikes for the protection of highways
or property, ten years,
(10) For the purchase of land for cemetery purposes, ten years.
(11) For the cost of additional departmental equipment, five years.
(12) For the construction of sidewalks o f brick, stone, concrete or other
material of similar lasting character, five years.
(13) For connecting dwellings or other buildings with common sewers,
when the cost is to be assessed in whole or in part on the abutting property
owners, five years.
(14) For the abatement of nuisances in order to conserve the public
health, five years.
(15) For extreme emergency appropriations involving the health or
safety of the people or their property, five years.
(16) For the payment of final judgments rendered after the fixing of
the tax rate for the current year, one year.
(17) For such other emergency appropriations as shall be approved by a
board composed of the Attorney-General, the State Treasurer and the
Director, one year.
Sec. 8. Cities and towns may incur debt, outside the limit of indebtedness
prescribed in Section 10, for the following purposes and payable within the
periods hereinafter specified:
Debts may be authorized under this section only by a two-thirds vote.
(1) For temporary loans under Sections 4, 5, 6 or 17, one year.
(2) For maintaining, distributing and providing food, other common
necessaries of life and temporary shelter for their inhabitants upon the
occasions and in the manner set forth in Section 19 of Chapter 40, two years.
(3) For establishing or purchasing a system for supplying the inhab­
itants of a city or town with water, for the purchase of land for the pro­
tection of a water system, or for acquiring water rights, thirty years.
(за) For the construction of filter beds, standpipes and reservoirs,
twenty years.
(зб) For laying and relaying street water mains of six inches or more
in diamater, fifteen jrears.
(4) For the extension o f water mains and for water departmental equip­
ment, five years.
(5) For establishing, purchasing, extending, or enlarging a gas or electric
lighting plant within the limits of the territory within which such gas or elec­
tric lighting plant is authorized to distribute its product, twenty years; but
the outstanding indebtedenss so incurred shall not exceed in a town 5%
and in a city 2 % of the last preceding assessed valuation of such town
or city.
(6) For acquiring land for the purposes of a public playground, as
specified in Section 14 of Chapter 45, thirty years; but the indebtedness
so incurred shall not exceed )4 of 1 % of the last preceding assessed valuation
of the city or town.
(7) For acquiring land or constructing buildings or other structures,
including the cost of original equipment, as memorials to soldiers, sailors
and marines, twenty years; but the indebtedness so incurred shall not
exceed 3^ of 1 % of the last preceding assessed valuation of the city or town.
(8) For payment of an assessment for a proportionate share of the
expense of construction of a county tuberculosis hospital under Section
83 of Chapter 111, twenty years.
(9) For acquiring street railway property under Sections 143 to 158
inclusive, Chapter 161, operating the same, or contributing toward the
sums expended by a transportation area for capital purposes, ten years;
but the indebtedness so incurred shall not exceed 2% of the last preceding
assessed valuation of the city or town.
Debts mentioned in clause (1) of this section shall be payable as pro­
vided for in Sections 4, 5, 6 and 17. Debts for all other purposes men­
tioned in this section shall be payable within the periods above specified
from the date of the first issue of bonds or notes on account thereof, and
may be incurred in accordance with the laws relating to such purposes,
so far as they are consistent with this chapter. Debts, except for tem­
porary loans, may be authorized under this section only by a two-thirds
vote.
Debts mentions in clauses (3) and (4) of this section shall not be author­
ized to an amount exceeding 10% of the last preceding assessed valuation
of the city or town.
Sec. 10. Except as otherwise authorized by law, a city shall not authorize
indebtedness to an amount exceeding 2 % % , and a town shall not authorize
indebtedness to an amount exceeding 3% , on the average of the assessors’
valuations of the taxable property for the three preceding years, the valua­
tions being first reduced by the amount of all abatements allowed thereon
previous to Dec. 31 of the preceding year. All debts, except those ex­
pressly authorized by law to be incurred outside the debt limit, shall be
reckoned in determining its limit of indebtedness under this section.
Section 9 provides that fire, water, light and improvement districts
may, by a two-thirds vote of the electors, authorize debt for the purposes
prescribed, and payable within the periods specified in Sections 7 and 8.
Temporary Loans.
Sections 4, 5, 5a, 6, 6a, and 17 authorize the issuance o f temporary loans
payable in not more than one year from date, in anticipation of revenue,
for current expenses, for the payment of any land damages or expenses of
altering grade crossings or any proportion of expenses of constructing a
highway in anticipation of reimbursement by the Commonwealth or
county, and for highway improvements in anticipation of reimbursement
by the county, and in anticipation of the sale of bonds. Section 18 permits
the sale of these notes at discount.
Sinking Funds Abolished— Serial Payments.
Section 47, part of an Act adopted in 1913, abolished sinking funds in
cities and towns, excepting Boston, but allowed the continuation of funds
established prior to M ay 28 1913. The establishment of sinking funds
in districts after March 20 1915 was prohibited by an Act passed in 1915.
Section 19 provides a serial method for paying off obligations. The first
payment is to be made not later than one year from date of issue, but the
first payment on bonds issued for the purchase or establishing of a water
supply system may be delayed to three years from date.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.— Clause 15. Sec.'5. P a r ti. Chapter
490, of the Acts of 1909, as amended by Chapter 83, Laws of 1914 (now
Clause 25 of Section 5 of Chapter 59, General Laws of 1921), provides that
the following securities shall be exempt from taxation: “ Bonds or certificates
of indebtedness of the Commonwealth 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, light district, watch district
or improvement district, city or town in the Commonwealth which may
be issued on or after the first day of M ay in the year 1908, stating on their
face that they are exempt from taxation in Massachusetts.”
TAXATION OF MORTGAGES.— Chapter 761, Laws of 1914 pro­
vided that a bond secured by mortgage on tangible property located within
or without the Commonwealth which is subject to taxation wherever
located, and which is there actually taxed, shall be exempt from taxation
within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts upon registration of the same
with the Tax Commissioner and upon the payment to him of a fee of $3
per $1,000 annually.
This tax was declared unconstitutional, Perkins vs. Westwood, 226.
Massachusetts 268, and as a result the act was later repealed. However
the objective sought by Chapter 761 was afterward accomplished in the
passing of the State Income Tax Law, referred to below, under which the
income from such bonds then became taxable to the holders and the bond
itself, as a property exemption, from any further tax.
INCOME T A X.— The 1916 Legislature passed a bill since amended
and which now constitutes Chapter 62, General Laws of 1921, providing
for a tax on incomes in accordance with a constitutional amendment
adopted in Nov. 1915. The law has been declared constitutional by the
State Supreme Court. V. 104, p. 2664.
In Oct. 1922, the U. S. Supreme Court held that revenues from taxes
on incomes could be used for educational purposes. V. 115, p. 1964.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS— POWER AND RESTRICTIONS.
— The provisions regarding savings bank investments m Massachusetts
are found in Sec. 54, Chapter 168 o f the General Laws o f 1921, as since
amended. The statute as it now stands is the result of numerous changes
made from time to time. The amendments o f 1908 are referred to in V. 87.

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p. 257, and in an editorial article on pages 5 and 6 o f the "State and City therein, which have been guaranteed as to principal and interest by a
Supplement” for M ay 29 1909. The law was further amended in 1909 and railroad corporation described In subdivisions a or b which is in possession
1912 (see “ Chronicle” o f M ay 25 1912, “ State and City Department” ); of and is operating its own road.
(d) No bond shall be made a legal Investment by subdivision b unless
Clause Fourteenth was added in 1913; the last two paragraphs of the section
relating to street railways were added in 1915, and in 1918 the Legislature the corporation which issued or assumed such bond has, during Its fiscal
authorized savings banks and savings departments o f trust companies in year next preceding the date of such investment, paid in dividends on its
Massachusetts to invest in Farm Loan bonds issued by Federal Land banks, capital stock an amount equal to one-third of the total amount of interest
and also the investment by savings banks in bankers’ acceptances and bills of paid on all Its direct and assumed funded indebtedness.
No bond shall be made a legal investment by subdivision c unless the
exchange. In 1919 a law was passed providing that railroad bonds, which
were legal investments for savings banks at the time when the U. S. Govern­ corporation which guaranteed such bond has, during its fiscal year next
ment took over the operation o f the roads issuing such bonds, shall not be­ preceding such investment, paid in dividends on its capital stock an amount
come illegal investments by reason o f the operation o f the roads by the equal to one-third of the total amount of interest paid on all its direct,
Government. In 1920 a law was passed extending this provision for a period assumed and guaranteed funded indebtedness.
o f two more years. Paragraph (3) o f subdivision (e), Clause 9, was amended
Other Railroads.
by the 1924 Legislature, by changing the amount that may be loaned to
(e) In the mortgage bonds, as described in any of the following sub­
depositors, secured by deposit books, from 90% to the full amount of the
deposits shown in said deposit books. In 1925 a law was passed amending divisions of this clause, of any railroad corporation Incorporated under the
sub-divisions (a), (e) and (f) of Clause 2. Sub-division (a) now makes laws of any of the United States:
legal investments for savings banks bonds of any State which has not within
Provided, that during each of the ten fiscal years of such railroad cor­
the 20 years prior to the making of such investment defaulted in the pay­ poration next preceding the date of such investment—
ment o f any part o f either principal and interest: under sub-division (e)
(1) Such railroad corporation owned in fee not less than five hundred
as amended, investments can be made in the legally authorized bonds for miles of standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United
municipal purposes or in refunding bonds issued to take up at maturity States, or if such corporation owned in fee less than five hundred miles of
bonds which have been issued for other than municipal purposes, but on such railroad, the gross earnings of such corporation, reckoned as herein­
which interest has been fully paid of any city (in any State) which has after provided, shall have been not less than fifteen million dollars;
been incorporated for 25 years, which has a population ranging from
(2) Such railroad corporation shall have paid the matured principal and
30,000 to 100,000 and whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5% ; and Interest of all its mortgage indebtedness;
sub-division (f) ak amended carries the same provisions as sub-division (e)
(3) Such railroad corporation shall have paid in dividends in cash to its
except that a city must have a population of more than 100.000, and its stockholders an amount equal to at least four per cent upon all its out­
net indebtedness must not exceed 7% . Clause 5, dealing with the invest­ standing capital stock.
ment in bonds o f telephone companies, was also amended in 1925. It
(4) The gross earnings from the operation of the property of such rail­
strikes out the words “ In the bonds o f any telephone company subject to road corporation, including therein the gross earnings of all railroads leased
provisions o f Section 53 o f Chapter 63, and o f which a majority of the and operated or controlled and operated by said corporation, and the gross
directors are residents of the Commonwealth” and substitutes a new intro­ earnings from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it, shall
duction which is placed in italics below.
not have been less in amount than five times the amount necessary to pay
In 1926 Section 54 was again amended. The change adds a new clause the interest payable upon its entire outstanding indebtedness, the rentals
(6A) and amends subdivisions (c) of Clause 9 as a result o f which savings of all leased lines, and the interest on all the outstanding indebtedness of
banks are now permitted to invest in bonds o f certain public service com­ railroads controlled and operated which is not owned by said corporation
panies in addition to those heretofore authorized. The same amendment after deducting from said interest and rentals interest and dividends
also affects Clause 15 in regard to the publication o f a list annually by the received from the stocks, bonds or notes of railroad corporations not
Bank Commissioner o f securities considered legal investments for savings operated by said corporation, which have been deposited with a trustee as
banks. The clause, as amended, now provides, among other things, that the only security to secure the payment of bonds or notes issued by said
the Bank Commissioner in his preparation o f the list may obtain expert corporation,but not in excess of the interest on said last-named bonds or notes.
assistance. Paragraph (p) was added to Clause 3 in 1926. In 1927
A n d further provided, that—
(Chapter 102) World War veterans adjusted compensation certificates
(5) No bonds shall be made a legal investment by subdivision g in case
were made eligible for use as collateral on loans granted by savings banks. the mortgage securing the same shall .authorize a total issue of bonds
Section 54, Chapter 168, o f the General Laws now reads:
which, together with all outstanding prior debts of the issuing or assuming
SECTION 54. Deposits and the income derived therefrom shall be corporation, including all bonds not issued that may legally be Issued
under any of its prior mortgages or of its assumed prior mortgages, after
Invested only as follows:
FIRST—First Mortgages of Real Estate.— In first mortgages of real estate deducting therefrom, in case of a refunding mortgage, the bonds reserved
located in this Commonwealth not to exceed 60% of the value of such real under the provisions of said mortgage to retire prior lien debts at maturity,
estate; but not more than 70% of the whole amount of deposits shall be so shall exceed three times the outstanding capital stock of said corporation
Invested. If a loan is made on unimproved and unproductive real estate, at the date of such investment.
(6) No bonds shall be made a legal Investment by subdivision i or ) in
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 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
law in full in V. 87. p. 257.]
SECOND— Public Funds.— (a) In the public funds of the United States in paragraph five, including therein the authorized amount of all previously
or of this commonwealth, or in the legally authorized bonds of any other guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of such
state of the United States, but not including a territory, which has not guaranteeing corporation outstanding at the date of such investment; nor
within the twenty years prior to the making of such investment defaulted in case at said date the total debt of the corporation which Issued said bonds
in the payment o f any part o f either principal or interest of any legal debt. shall exceed three times its outstanding capital stock.
In the case of a mortgage executed prior to June 8 1908, under which
(b) In the bonds or notes of a county, city or town of this Commonwealth
(c) In the bonus or notes of an incorporated district in this Common­ the total amount of bonds which may be issued is not specificially stated,
wealth whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5% of the last preceding the amount of bonds outstanding thereunder at the date of such invest­
ment shall be considered, for the purposes of paragraph five and of this
valuation of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
(d) In the bonds or notes of any city of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, paragraph, as the total authorized issue.
Rhode Island or Connecticut whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5%
DESCRIPTION OF BONDS.
of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment
(1) Definition of First Mortgage.— Whenever the term ‘first mortgage”
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 is used in the following subdivisions, it shall mean, unless otherwise quali­
of said States which has within its limits more than five thousand inhabit­ fied, a first mortgage on not less than seventy-five per cent of the railroad
ants, and whose bonds or notes are a direct obligation on all the taxable owned in fee at the date of the mortgage by the railroad corporation on
property of such district and whose net indebtedness does not exceed 3% the railroad of which said mortgage Is a lien, but In no case on less than
of such valuation. Provided, that there is not included within the limits one hundred continuous miles of standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of
of such water district, either wholly or in part, any city or town the bond* sidings; provided, that seventy-five per cent of the railroad subject to the
lien of said mortgage is connected:
or notes of which are not a legal investment.
(e) In the legally authorized bonds for municipal purposes or in refunding
For five years prior to the date of investment therein all the railroad
bonds issued to take up at maturity bonds which have been issued for other subject to the lien of said mortgage at the date of execution thereof has
than municipal purposes, but on which the interest has been fully paid, of been operated by, and its operations included in, the operations of the
any city of any state o f the United States, other than a territory or de­ railroad corporation which issues, assumes or guarantees said bonds;
pendency thereof, which was incorporated as such at least twenty-five
The date of said mortgage is at least five years prior to the date of such
years prior to the date of such investment, which has at such date not less investment; except that a first mortgage given in substitution for and not
than thirty thousand nor more than one hundred thousand inhabitants, as greater in amount than such a first mortgage, and covering the same rail­
established by the last national or state census, or city census certified to road property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this require­
by the city clerk or treasurer of said city and taken in the same manner as ment.
(g) Direct Obligations.— Bonds issued or assumed by a railroad corpora­
a national or state census, preceding such date, and whose net indebtedness
does not exceed five per cent of the valuation of the taxable property tion described in subdivision e, which are secured by a mortgage which was
therein, to be ascertained by the last preceding valuation of property at the date thereof or is at the date of such Investment—
(1) A first mortgage on railroad owned in fee by the corporation Issuing
therein for the assessment of taxes.
(f) In the legally authorized bonds for municipal purposes or in refunding or assuming said bonds, except that, if it is not a first mortgage on seventybonds issued to take up at maturity bonds which have been issued for other five per cent of all such railroad owned in fee by said corporation, it shall be
than municipal purposes, but on which the interest has been fully paid, a first mortgage on at least seventy-five per cent of the railroad subject
of any city o f any state of the United States, other than a territory or to the lien of said mortgage at the date thereof; but if any stocks or bonds
dependency thereof, which was incorporated as such at least twenty-five are deposited with the trustee of said mortgage as part security therefor,
years prior to the date of such investment, which has at 3uch date more representing or covering railroad mileage not owned in fee, the bonds se­
than one hundred thousand inhabitants, established in the same manner cured by said mortgage shall not become legal investments unless said
as is provided in subdivision (e) of this clause, and whose net indebtedness corporation owns in fee at least seventy-five per cent of the total mileage
does not exceed seven per cent of the valuation o f the taxable property which is subject to the lien of said mortgage and which is represented or
covered by said stocks or bonds:
therein, to be ascertained as provided in said subdivision (e).
(2) A first mortgage, or a mortgage or trust indenture which Is in effect
[The Attorney-General on April 28 1914 held that bonds of the City ot
a first mortgage, upon all the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage
Minneapolis, M inn., were legal investments. V. 98, p. 1629.)
or trust Indenture, by virtue of the irrevocable pledge with the trustee
(g) In subdivisions (d), (el and (f) of this clause the words “ net indebted
ness” mean the indebtedness of a county, city, town or district omitting thereof of an entire issue or issues of bonds which are a first lien upon the
debts created for supplying the inhabitants with water and debts created in railroad of a railroad corporation which is owned and operated, controlled
anticipation of taxes to be paid within one year, and deducting the amount and operated or leased and operated by the corporation issuing or assuming
said bonds;
of sinking funds available for the payment of the indebtedness included
(3) A refunding mortgage which covers at least seventy-five per cent of
the railroad owned in fee by said corporation at the date of said mortgage
RAILROAD BONDS.
and provides for the retirement of all outstanding mortgage debts which are
Massachusetts Railroads.
a prior lien upon said railroad owned in fee and covered by said refunding
THIRD.— (a) In the bonds or notes, issued in accordance with the laws oi mortgage at the date thereof. But if any of the bonds which said refunding
this Commonwealth, of a railroad corporation Incorporated therein the rail­ mortgage is given to refund are secured on a railroad not owned in fee by
road of which is located wholly or in part therein, which has paid in dividends the corporation executing said refunding mortgage, there shall be conveyed
In cash an amount equal to not less than 4% per annum on all its outstand­ and assigned to the trustee of said refunding mortgage either—
ing issues of capital stock in each fiscal year for the five years next preceding
At least seventy-five per cent of the railroad on which each issue of bonds
such investment, or in the first mortgage bonds of a terminal corporation tc be refunded is secured, free from any mortgage lien except that of the
incorporated in this Commonwealth and whose property is located therein, mortgage or mortgages securing the bonds to be refunded; or
which is owned and operated, or the bonds of which are guaranteed as to
At least seventy-five per cent of the outstanding bonds of each issue
principal and interest, or assumed, by such railroad corporation. Any which is secured by a mortgage lien upon such railroad; and all of said
shares of the capital stock of a railroad corporation leased to such railroad railroad not owned in fee which is so subjected to the lien of said refunding
corporation, which are owned by said lessee corporation, shall not be con­ mortgage shall be the railroad of one or more railroad corporations which
sidered as outstanding within the meaning of this subdivision.
are owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and operated,
by the corporation Issuing or assuming said refunding mortgage bonds;
New England Railroads.
But In no case shall the bonds secured by said refunding mortgage become
(b) In the bonds or assumed bonds of a railroad corporation incorporated a legal investment unless they mature at a later date than any bonds which
in any of the New England States at least one-half of the railroad of which is said refunding mortgage is given to refund, nor unless the total mileage
located in said States, whether such corporation Is in possession of and it subjected to the lien of said refunding mortgage in accordance with the
operating its own road or Is leased to another railroad corporation; provided requirements of this paragraph is at least twenty-five per cent greater that
either that such bonds shall be secured by a first mortgage of the whole or the mileage covered by any one of the mortgages securing bonds which said
a part of the railroad and railroad property of such corporation or by a refunding mortgage is given to refund.
refunding mortgage as described in paragraph (3) or (4) of subdivision g; or
(4) A mortgage upon not less than ten per cent of the railroad, ex­
that if the railroad and railroad property of such corporation are unincum­ clusive of sidings, owned in fee at the date of said mortgage by the corpora­
bered by mortgage, such bonds shall be issued under the authority of one of tion issuing or assuming said bonds, but in no case on less than five hundred
said States which provides by law that no such railroad corporation which continuous miles of standard-gauge railroad; provided, that
has issued bonds shall subsequently execute a mortgage upon its road, equip­
Said mortgage is a first or second lien upon not less than seventy-five
ment and franchise or upon any of its real or personal property, without in­ per cent of the total railroad covered by said mortgage at the date thereof,
cluding in and securing by such mortgage all bonds previously issued and and which provides for the retirement of all mortgage debts which are a
ail its pre-existing debts and liabilities, which provision, so enacted in such prior lien upon said railroad owned in fee and covered by said mortgage,
State, shall have been accepted by the stockholders of such corporation; at the date of the execution thereof;
and provided, that such corporation has paid in dividends In cash an amount
The bonds secured by said mortgage mature at a later date than, and
equal to not less than 4% per annum on all its outstanding issues of capital cover a mileage at least twenty-five per cent greater than is covered by,
stock in each fiscal year for the five years next preceding such investment. any of the bonds secured by a prior lien mortgage so to be retired;
(c) In the first mortgage bonds or assumed first mortgage bonds or in
The date of said mortgage shall be at least five years prior to the date of
the bonds secured by a refunding mortgage as described in paragraphs (3) such investment.
or (4) of subdivision o, of a railroad corporation incorporated in any of the
(h) Bonds Underlying Refunding Mortgages.— Mortgage bonds or bonds
New England States the railroad of which is located wholly or in part secured by mortgage bonds which are a direct obligation of, or which have




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been assumed, or which have been guaranteed by endorsement as to both
principal and interest by, a railroad corporation whose refunding mortgage
bonds are made a legal investment under paragraphs three or four of sub­
division g; provided, that—
Said bonds are prior to 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.
In the case of bonds so guaranteed or assumed, the corporation issuing
said bonds is owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and
operated, by said railroad corporation.
U) 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
of the 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
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 following fiscal year with all the requirements of subdivision e, it
shall be regarded as having complied therewith during said period.

[V ol.

124.

securities until the said entire issue o f the series so secured shall have been
paid or redeemed. Not more than 10% of the deposits of any such bank
shall be invested in securities which are legal under this subdivision, nor
more than 2% of its deposits in such securities issued or guaranteed by, or
secured by lease and conditional sale to, any one railroad corporation.
FOURTH.— In the bonds ol any street railway company incorporated in
this Commonwealth the railway of which is located wholly or in part
therein, and which has earned and paid in dividends in cash an amount
equal to at least five per cent upon all its outstanding capital stock in each
of the five years last preceding the certification by the Board of Railroad
Commissioners hereinafter provided for. No such investment shall be
made unless said company appears rom 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 clause.
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. The said department shall certify and transmit
to the Bank Commissioner a list of any street railway companies whose
bonds become legal investments by virtue of this paragraph.

BONDS NOT TO BECOME ILLEGAL ON ACCOUNT OF
CONSOLIDATION.
(l) Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under any
of the provisions of this Act shall not be rendered illegal, although the
property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to or
legally acquired by another railroad corporation, and although the corporaTELEPHONE COM PAN Y BONDS.
ton which issued or assumed said bonds has been or shall be consolidated
with another railroad corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing cor­
of any telephone company incorporated under the laws
poration shall assume the payment of said bonds, and so long as it shall of,FIFTH.— In the bonds any state of the United States on the continent of North
and doing business in,
continue to Day regularly interest or dividends, or both, upon the securities America.
issued against, in exchange for or to acquire the stock of the corporation
Provided, that during each of the five fiscal years of such telephone com­
consolidated, or the property purchased, or upon securities subsequently
Issued in exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount at least equal to pany next preceding the date of such investment—
4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding at the time o f such consol­
(1) The gross income of such telephone company shall have been not less
idation or purchase, o f said corporation which issued or assumed said bond. than ten million dollars per annum.
(2) Such telephone company shall have paid the matured principal and
C R E D IT OF A CORPORATION NOT TO BE LOST BY
interest of all its indebtedness.
CONSOLIDATION.
(3) Such telephone company shall have paid in dividends in cash an
(m) If a railroad corporation which has complied witn all the require­ amount equal to not less than six per cent per annum on all its outstanding
ments of subdivision e preceding paragraph five, except that the period of issues of capital stock.
compliance is less than ten, but not less than five successive years, shall be,
(4) The dividends paid on the capital stock of such telephone company
or shall have been, thereupon consolidated or merged into, or its railroad shall not have been less than the total amount necessary to pay the interest
purchased and all of the debts of such corporation assumed by, another upon its entire outstanding indebtedness.
railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any of the United States,
And further provided that such bonds shall be secured either (a) by a
such corporation so succeeding shall be considered as having complied with first mortgage upon at least seventy-five per cent of the property of such
all the provisions of subdivision e preceding paragraph five during those telephone company or (b) by the deposit with a trust company incorporated
successive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or under the laws of this Commonwealth of bonds and shares of stock of other
purchase in which all said consolidated, merged or purchased corporations, telephone corporations, under an indenture of trust which limits the amount
If considered as one continuous corporation in ownership and possession, of bonds so secured to seventy-five per cent of the value of the securities
would have so complied: provided, that said succeeding corporation shall deposited as stated and determined in said indenture, and provided that
continue so to comply for a further period which shall make such compliance during each of the five years preceding such investment the annual
equivalent to at least ten successive years, but which shall be in no case Interest and dividends paid in cash on the securities deposited have
less than the two fiscal years next following said consolidation, merger or amounted to not less than fifty per cent in excess of the annual interest on
purchase.
the bonds outstanding and secured by said deposit. Not more than two
per cent of the deposits of any savings bank shall be invested in the bonds
STREET RAILW AY CORPORATIONS ARE NOT RAILROAD
of telephone companies.
CORPORATIONS.
(n) In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires, “ railroad corpora­
GAS, E LEC TR IC OR OTHER PUBLIC SERVICE BONDS.
tion” means a corporation which owns or is in possession of and operating
SIXTH .— In
bonds of a gas, electric or
a railroad or railway of the class usually operated by steam power. Street a first mortgagethe the franchise and property water company secured by
of
railway corporations are not railroad corporations within the meaning of that the net earnings of the company, after of the company; provided,
payment of all operating
this clause.
expenses, taxes and interest, as reported to, and according to the require­
STATUS OF RAILROADS U N DER FEDERAL CONTROL.
ments of, the proper authorities of the commonwealth, have been in each
o Railroad bonds, which were legal investments for savings banks at the of the three fiscal years preceding the making of such investment equal to
time when the Government o f the United States, under the Act of Congress not less than 4% on all its capital stock outstanding in each of said years;
approved Mar. 21 1918, took over the operation of the railroads issuing and, provided, that the gross earnings o f the company in the fiscal year
such bonds, shall not become illegal investments by reason o f the operation preceding the making of the investment have been not less than one hundred
of the railroads by the Federal Government. The time during which any thousand dollars. A list of the companies whose securities prima facie
such railroad is operated by the Federal Government shall be excluded. comply with the requirements of this clause, shall be furnished to the
Including the year in which the Government operation ends, in determining Commissioner annually, at such time after June 16 in any year as he shall
the compliance o f any such railroad with the provisions of this section: designate, by the proper authorities o f the Commonwealth having super­
provided, however, that in case a railroad corporation the mortgage bonds vision over such companies.
SIXTH A .— In the bonds, maturing not later than thirty years subse­
of which would become legal for investment under sub-division e of this
section upon its compliance with the requirements o f said sub-division quent to such investment, issued or assumed by any corporation incorpor­
Aiall have complied with the requirements o f said sub-division during the ated under the laws of the United States or of any State thereof, which is
two years or more next preceding Jan. 1 1918, such railroad corporation operating under the supervision of a public service or other similar com­
shall be deemed to have complied with the requirements of said sub-division mission of the United States or of any State thereof exercising regulatory
during the period of the Government operation of its railroad, including jurisdiction therein and is engaged in the sale and distribution of electricity,
the year in which such Government operation ends, in computing the time or in such sale and distribution and also in some other form of public service
enterprise, or in the manufacture and distribution of artificial gas, and is
of compliance with the requirements of said sub-division.
The time during which any railroad is operated by the Government of the doing at least 80% of its business within the territorial limits of the United
United States under the provisions of an Act of Congress approved Aug. 29 States; provided, that—
(1) The gross operating revenue of the corporation issuing or assuming
1916, of an Act of Congress approved March 21 1918, or of any other Act
or Acts o f the Congress of the United States, and for two years thereafter, such bonds shall be not less than one million dollars for its fiscal year im­
and the earnings made and dividends paid during said time and for said mediately preceding the time of making such investment, and of such
two years thereafter shall not be taken into consideration in determining revenue at least 75% shall be derived from the sale and distribution of elec­
whether the bonds of the railroad corporation comply with any of the pro­ tricity or artificial gas, or both, and not exceeding 20% from the operation
visions of this section. Any railroad corporation, which, at the time when of a transportation system.
(2) Such corporation shall operate under a franchise or franchises under
the operation of its railroad by the Government of the United States under
the provisions o f the said Act or Acts began, had complied with the provi­ which at least 75% of its gross operating revenue is earned and extending
sions o f subdivision e of this clause, for one or more years next preceding the at least three years beyond the maturity of any such bond, or under an
commencement o f such Government operation and control shall be entitled indeterminate franchise or permit from, or agreement with, a public service
to include, in computing tne period of ten years prescribed by the provisions commission or other competent public authority, which franchise, permit
of said subdivision e every year during any part of which its railroad shall or agreement equally protects the security of the bondholders.
(3) The capital stock of such corporation shall be equal to at least twohave been operated by the Government of the United States under the
provisions o f said Act or Acts, and the two years succeeding the termination thirds of the total funded debt thereof; provided, that, in the case of a cor­
of such operation, in determining whether such corporation has complied poration having shares without par value, the value of its property as shown
with the provisions o f said subdivision e each year for ten years. Except by its books shall exceed by at least two-thirds its total mortgage indebt­
as hereinbefore provided, whenever a reference is made in said subdivision e edness.
(4) For the period of five years immediately preceding the time of making
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 any investment authorized by this clause, the officially reported net earnings
available for interest charges of such corporation, as shown by its annual
during which the property of such railroad corporation has been operated
by the Government of the United States under the provisions of the said reports or other sworn statements to the municipal, State or Federal au­
thorities, shall have been equal to at least twice the interest charges for the
Acts and of the two years succeeding the termination of such operation.
Any bonds acquired by savings banks or institutions for savings prior to same period of the corporation’s total outstanding funded debt.
(5) Such bonds, plus the total amount of any under lying bonds, shall
May 7 1920, or at any time hereafter, which comply with the provisions of
this clause, may, so long as they continue to comply therewith, be retained be outstanding in an amount not exceeding 60% of the actual value of the
fixed property securing such bonds, as shown by the books of the corpor­
as investments authorized by law.
ation.
STREET R A ILW A Y BONDS.
(6) Such bonds shall be (a) a closed underlying mortgage bond secured
by
(p)
In notes, bonds or other obligations, issued or guaranteed as to prin­ property owned and operated by the corporation issuing or assuming
cipal and interest by a railroad corporation which complies with all the such bonds; provided, that such bond is to be refunded by a junior mortgage
requirements o f subdivisions (b) and (d), or subdivision (e) preceding providing for the retirement of such bond, and that such underlying mort­
Paragraph (5); provided, that-— (1) such securities are secured by a first gage may remain open solely for the purpose of issuing additional bonds to
lien on, or by a lease and conditional sale of, new railroad equipment of be pledged under such junior mortgage or for refunding at par prior lien
standard gauge, consisting o f locomotives, passenger train cars or freight bonds; or
(b) a first mortgage bond constituting the only mortgage debt of such
train cars, free from all other encumbrances, for the purchase of which
such securities were issued at not exceeding 80% o f the purchase price of corporation. If such mortgage is not closed it shall by its terms prevent
such equipment; (2) the instrument under which such securities are issued the issuance o f additional bonds for extensions, improvements and property
or the lease and conditional sale o f such equipment provides for the proper acquisitions, unless such additional bonds are issued either (1) for an amount
maintenance and replacement thereof and for the payment of the entire not exceeding 75% of the actual cost of such extensions, improvements and
issue o f such securities in not exceeding fifteen equal annual or thirty equal property acquisitions, when net earnings available for interest charges,
semi-annual installments from date o f issue, without the release of any for twelve months out of the fifteen months preceding the application to
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clause First; and that the assignment of each of said mortgages has been
recorded in the proper registry of deeds; or
(2) Bonds or notes authorized for investment by clause Second, Third,
Fourth, Fifth or Seventeenth at no more than 90% of the market value
thereof, at any time while such note is held by such corporation; or
(3) Deposit books of depositors in savings banks up to the amount of
deposits shown therein and unpledged shares of co-operative banks at not
more than 90% of their withdrawal value; or
(4) Shares of railroad corporations described in subdivision (a), (&) or (e)
o f clause Third at no more than 80% of the market value thereof, at any
time while such note is held by such corporation; or
(5) Such other bonds, notes or shares of corporations or associations and
at such percentages of their market values as the board of investment shall
approve: provided, that, if tne Commissioner shall disapprove any such
bonds, notes or shares, he shall make such written recommendations to the
board o f investment o f such corporation as the case may require, and shall
include in his annual report a statement of the facts in eacb case in which
such board of investment has not complied with his recommendations in
a manner satisfactory to him; or
(6) Policies issued b y life insurance companies approved by the Commis­
sioner and properly assigned to the bank, but not exceeding 90% of the cash
surrender value of such policies; but the aggregate of such loans made by
any savings bank shall not exceed 1% of its deposits.
(/) "Association” defined.— Whenever used in this clause, the word
“ association” means an association the business of which is conducted or
transacted by trustees under a written instrument or declaration of trust.
TENTH—Farm loan bonds.— In farm loan bonds lawfully issued by Fed­
eral Land Banks incorporated under the Act o f 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 Government depositaries and financial agents for the United
States, and for other purposes.”
ELEVENTH— Bank building.— A sum not exceeding the guaranty fund
and undivided earnings of such corporation, nor in any case exceeding 5%
of its deposits or §200,000, may, subject to the approval o f the Commis­
sioner, be invested in the purchase o f a suitable site and the erection or
preparation of a suitable building for the convenient transaction of its
business. Extraordinary alterations in, or additions to, a bank building
owned by a savings bank, involving an expense exceeding $10,000, shall not
be made without the approval of the Commissioner, and the cost of such
alterations or additions shall not exceed the sum specified in this clause.
TWELFTH—Real estate acquired by foreclosure.— Such corporation may
hold real estate acquired by the foreclosure o f a mortgage owned by it, or
BANK STOCKS AND DEPOSITS IN BANKS
by purchase at sales made under the provisions of such mortgages or upon
SEVENTH.— In the stock of a banking association located in the New judgments for debts due to it, or in settlements effected to secure such
England States and incorporated under the authority of the United States, debts. Such corporation shall sell all such real estate within five years
or in the stock of a trust company incorporated under the laws of and doing after the title thereof is vested in it, and notwithstanding the provisions
business within this Commonwealth, but such corporation shall not hold of clause First may take a mortgage thereon from a bona fide purchaser
both by way of investment and as security for loans more than twenty per to secure the whole or a part of the purchase price; but the Commissioner
cent of its deposits in the stock of such associations or companies, nor in any may, on petition of the board of investment of such corporation, and for
one such association or company more than three per cent of its deposits cause, grant an additional time for the sale of the same or of the securities
in, nor more than one hundred thousand dollars nor more than one-quarter mentioned in the following clause.
of the capital stock of, such association or company. Such corporation
THIRTEENTH— Securities acquired in settlement of indebtedness.— Such
may deposit not more than two and one-half oer cent of its deposits in any corporation may hold stocks, bonds, notes or other securities acquired in
banking association incorporated under the authority of the United States settlements effected to secure loans or indebtedness; but unless the time
and located in this Commonwealth, and in any trust company incorporated during which such securities may be held is extended as provided in the pre­
in this Commonwealth, but such deposit shall not in any case exceed five ceding clause, they shall be sold within five years after being acquired.
hundred thousand dollars nor twenty-five per cent of the capital stock and
FOURTEENTH—Pledges of securities as collateral to remain valid.— The
surplus fund of such depositary.
provisions of this chapter shall not invalidate or impair the title of a cor­
EIGHTH— In bankers’ acceptances and bills o f exchange o f the kinds poration to securities which have been or may be held by it in pledge or
and maturities made eligible by law for rediscount with Federal Reserve or as security for a loan or indebtedness; and the same shall be held for the
banks, provided the same are accepted by a bank, banking association or purposes for which they were pledged.
trust company incorporated under the laws of the United States or of
FIFTEENTH—List of bonds to be prepared.-—-Annually, not later than
this Commonwealtn, and having its principal place of business within the
Commonwealth. Not more than 10% of the deposits and of the income February 1 the Commissioner shall prepare a list of all the bonds and notes
which are then legal investments under the provisions of clause Third,
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 Fourth, Fifth, Sixth A or Seventeenth. Said list shall at all times be open
shall be sent
acceptances and bills o f exchange eligible by law for rediscount with Fed­ to public inspection and a copy thereofCommission isto every savings bank.
required to furnish, he
eral Reserve banks of any one accepting bank or trust company to any In the preparation of any list which the
amount in excess of 5% of its deposits and o f the income derived therefrom. may employ such expert assistance as he deems proper or may rely upon
information contained in publications which he deems authoritative in
The aggregate amount o f bankers’ acceptances and bills o f exchange of reference to such matters; and he shall be in no way held responsible for the
any bank, banking association or trust company held by any savings bank
list of the name of any State, municipality or corporation
shall not exceed 25% of the paid up capital and surplus of such bank, omission from such conform to the provisions o f this section, or of any bonds
the bonds of which
banking association or trust company.
which so conform, nor shall he be held responsible for the inclusion in such
N IN TH —Loans on personal security.— In loans o f the classes hereinafter list of any such names or bonds which do not so conform.
described, payable and to be paid or renewed at a time not exceeding one
The Bank Commissioner issued a report in Feb. 1927 containing a list of
year from the date thereof; but not more than one-third o f the deposits bonds considered legal under clauses Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
and income shall so be invested, nor shall the total liabilities to such cor­ Seventeenth of the above Act.— This list apveared in the “ State and City De­
poration o f a person, partnership, association or corporation for money bor­ partment of the “ Chronicle” , pp. 1713, 1714 and 1715 of March 19 and
rowed upon personal security, including in the liabilities o f a partnership or p. 1870 of March 26. From time to time since then the Commissioner has
company not incorporated the liabilities of the several members thereof, iaaued bulletins announcing changes in the list.— See issues of April 9, April
exceed 5% o f such deposits and income; but said limitations, except as to 23, April 30, May 21 and June 11.
time in which said loans shall be paid or renewed, shall not apply to loans
SIXTEENTH-—Bonds not to become illegal by reason of temporary failure
made under paragraph (2), subdivision (e) of this clause.
to meet legal requirements.— Bonds which at any time have been for ten suc­
(а) Note of three citizens.— A note which is the joint and several obligation cessive years legal investments under the provisions of subdivision (a), (&),
of three or more responsible citizens o f this Commonwealth: provided, that (c) or (d) of clause Third or clause Fifth or this section shall not be rendered
the total liabilities to such corporation of a person, partnership or associa­ illegal, although the corporation issuing, assuming or guaranteeing such
tion, for money borrowed under this subdivision, including in the liabilities bonds shall fail for a period not exceeding two successive years to comply
of a partnership or company not incorporated the liabilities of the several as to dividends on its capital stock, with the requirements of the clauses
members thereof, shall not exceed 1 % of the deposits of such corporation.
specified above; but no further investment in the bonds issued, assumed or
(б) Corporation note.— A note, with one or more substantial sureties or guaranteed by such corporation shall be made during said period. It after
endorsers: (1) o f a corporation incorporated in this Commonwealth; of the expiration of said period, such croporation complies lor the following
(2)
o f a manufacturing corporation with a commission house as sutety or fiscal year with the requirements of the clauses specified above, it shall be
endorser, provided that such commission house is incorporated in this regarded as having complied therewith during said period: provided, that
Commonwealth, or has an established place o f business and a partner resi­ it shall not have so failed to comply during any other period within the next
dent therein; or (3) o f an association or corporation at least one-half of the preceding ten years.
real and personal property o f which is located within the New England
SEVENTEENTH—Certain investments previously authorized.— This sec
States, if at least one such surety or endorser is a citizen of or corporation tion shall not render illegal the investment in any mortgages of real estate
incorporated in this Commonwealth: provided, that no such loan shall be held by such corporation on June 8 1908, nor the investment before or after
made or renewed unless within eighteen months preceding the making or said date in any issue of bonds or notes dated before said date in which such
renewing of such loan an examination of the affairs, assets and liabilities corporation might then invest, %o long as such bonds or note. continue to
of the borrowing corporation or association has been made, at the expense comply with the laws then in force.
of such borrowing corporation or association, by an accountant approved
[Opinion of Attorney-General Regarding Legality of N .
by the Commissioner. The report o f such examination shall be made in ford RR. Bonds as Savings Banks Investments.]— The Y. N . H. & Hart­
Attorney-General
such form as the Commissioner may prescribe. A copy of the report
certified to by the accountant shall be delivered by the Borrowing corpor­ rendered an opinion in Feb. 1911 with reference to the Act passed by
ation or association to the savings bank before such loan or a renewal the Legislature in June 1910 to validate bonds and stocks of the New
thereof is made, and a copy so certified shall be delivered by the accountant York New Haven & Hartford R R . Co., and for the purpose of determining
to the Commissioner within thirty days after the completion of said whether or not the assets were sufficient to show the road a solvent cor­
poration.
As noted in V. 92, p. 462, the report of the Commission ap­
examination.
c) Notes of certain public service companies.— (1) A bond or note of a pointed under the Act referred to was filed with the Legislature on Feb. 17
The Act stated that "nothing herein contained shall authorize the
gas, electric light, telephone or street railway corporation incorporated or 1911
doing business in this Commonwealth and subject to the control and super­ investment by savings banks in the securities aforesaid unless they are other­
vision thereof; provided, that the net earnings of said corporation, after wise legal investments under the provisions of Chapter 590, Acts of 1909,”
payment o f all operating expenses, taxes and interest as reported to, and and the Attorney-General finds that “ no matter what the finding of the
according to the requirements of, the proper authorities o f the Common­ Commission appointed under the Act with reference to assets and liabilities
wealth, have been in each of the three fiscal years preceding the making was, it would not in and of itself make any change in the standing of securi­
or renewing o f such loan equal to not less than 4% on all its capital stock ties for savings bank investments.” See V. 92. p. 541.
Chapter 102, Laws of 1927, reads as follows: Savings banks and savings
outstanding in each of said years; and provided, that the gross earnings of
said corporation in the fiscal year preceding the making or renewing of departments of trust companies may invest deposits and the income derived
said loan have been not less than one hundred thousand dollars. A list of the therefrom in loans upon notes secured by adjusted service certificates as
companies whose securities prima facie comply with the requirements of provided under an act of Congress passed M ay 19 1924, entitled, “ An Act
this subdivision shall be furnished to the Commissioner annually, at such to provide Adjusted Compensation for Veterans of the World War and for
time after June 16 in any year as he shall designate, by the proper authorities Other Purposes,” and any amendments thereof.
of the Commonwealth having supervision over such companies.
(2)
Other bonds or notes issued, assumed or guaranteed by endorsement
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
as to both principal and interest by a public utility corporation whose
securities are authorized for investment by clause Sixth A.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
(d) Notes issued or guaranteed by railroad companies.— A bond or note
Issued, assumed or guaranteed by endorsement as to both principal and ABINGTON.
Water debt (included)_____
70,000
This town is in Plymouth County. Floating debt (additional).
interest, by a railroad corporation which complies with all the requirements
52,000
of subdivision (b) or of subdivision (e) preceding paragraph (5) of clause Incorporated in 1712.
Tot.assess.val. '26-------------5,204,818
Third: provided, that the principal o f such bond or note described in either
C oun ty H osoital Notes.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926..$41.50
this or the preceding subdivision is payable at a time not exceeding one year 5s
A-O $5 ,800 ..Apr 5 ’28-’31 Pop’n 1910, 5,646; 1920............. 5.787
after the date o f investment therein.
Water Loan.
(e) Notes secured by collateral.— A note o f a responsible borrower in such 4s
M-N $61,000c.May 1 ’27-’46
form as the Commission may approve, with a pledge as collateral of—
_
4s ’ 10 J-J
8,000r_ July 1 1928 ADAMS.
(1)
One or more first mortgages o f real estate situated in this Common­ Pum ping S tation Bonds.
This town is in Berkshire County.
wealth: provided, that the amount o f such note is not in excess of 60%, or 5s
J-J
$ 1 ,5 0 0 ... July 10 1927 Inc. Oct. 15 1778.
in the case o f unimproved or unproductive real estate in excess of 40% ,
High School Bonds.
S ch ool Bonds.
of the value o f the property or properties mortgaged; that the value of each 4s
J-D $12,OOOc&r June 1’28-33 4s ’22 J-D f $84,000. .June 1 ’28-’32
of said properties has been certified in accordance with the provisions of B D . D T . Jan 1 1925______ $103,400
\ 170,000.-June 1 ’33-’42

have been equal to at least one and three-quarters times the interest charges
for one year on the total amount o f bonds outstanding under such mort­
gage and the proposed additional bonds, or (2) for an amount not exceeding
80% o f the actual cost o f such extensions, improvements and property
acquisitions, when net earnings available for interest charges for twelve
months out o f the fifteen months preceding the application to the trustee
under such mortgage for authentication of such additional bonds have been
equal to at least twice the interest charges for one year on the total amount
o f bonds outstanding under such mortgage and the proposed additional
bonds; or
(c) a refunding mortgage bond providing for the retirement of all prior
lien or divisional mortgage bonds o f such corporation outstanding at the
time of making the investment, such bond being secured by a lien on prop­
erty owned and operated by such corporation; provided, that any mortgage
prior in lien to such refunding mortgage shall be closed unless such prior
mortgage remains open solely for the purpose o f issuing additional bonds
to be pledged under such refunding mortgage; and provided, further, that
if a mortgage junior in lien to such refunding mortgage bond exists, such
refunding mortgage bond shall by its terms be refunded by such junior
mortgage: and provided, further, that in case such refunding mortgage is
not closed, it shall by its terms prohibit the issue o f additional bonds for
extensions, improvements and property acquisitions by said corporation
unless such additional bonds are issued in accordance with the provisions
of subdivision (1) or (2) o f paragraph (b) thereof, and shall further provide
that the net earnings available for interest charges as therein stated shall
respectively equal at least one and three-quarters times or at least twice
the interest charges for one year on the total amount o f bonds outstanding
under such mortgage, of bonds seemed by equal or prior liens, and of the
proposed additional bonds.
(7) In this clause, unless the context otherwise requires, “ funded debt”
shall be construed to mean all interest-bearing debt maturing more than one
year from its date o f issue, but excluding bonds of the company held simply
as collateral to secure other o f its outstanding obligations, and “ net earn­
ings” shall be construed to mean the amount available for interest charges
after deduction has been made for all operating expenses, including current
maintenance, all taxes except income taxes, and all rentals and guaranteed
interest or dividends.
(8) If, during any o f the periods mentioned in this clause, such corporration has been consolidated by purchase or otherwise, the aggregate oper­
ating figures of the corporations so consolidated, exclusive o f inter-com­
pany charges, shall be sufficient for the purpose o f this clause.
(9) Not more than 15% o f the deposits of any such bank shall be invested
in bonds under this clause, nor shall more than 2% o f such deposits be in­
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Library Loan.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— $35 40
Poo’n 1910, 16,215; 1926____20,625 4s tl J-D S25.000c.Dec 1 ’ 27-’31
School Loans.
IN T. at Boston Safe Deposit &
S Trust C o., Boston, First Nat. 4s ’ 10 F-A $16.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’ 30
r
Bank and Atlantic Nat. Bank, of 4s T 2 M -N J 5 ,0 0 0 c...N o v 1 1927
20,000c-Nov 1 ’27-'32
Boston.
_____
ARLINGTON
4 44s'19 M-N 10,000c.M ay 1 ’28-'29
This town is in Middlesex County. AVER.
444s’ 19 M-S 41,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’35
Incorporated by Act of Feb. 27 1807,
This town Is In Middlesex County. 544s'20 F-A 32.000c. Aug 1 '27-’30
effective June 1807.
Incorporated in 1871.
i70.000c_Aug 1 ’ 3 l- ’40
4s
. . . $72,850_____1927-1942
W ater Loans.
4s ’22 F-A*| 18,000c.Aug 1 '27-'32
4Ms
...
63,000 _____ 1927-1935
4s
M-S $26,000 _____ 1928-1934
\20.000c.Aug 1 '33-’42
($5,000 biennially.)
4s ’23 M -N *240,000c.M ay 1 '28-’43
4s
M?N$15,000c. —Nov 1 1946 4s
M-S 16,000-..........
1936 4s ’23 J-J 256.000c.July 1 ’28-’43
W ater W orks.
Park Notes.
(40,000c. M ay 1 ’28-’37
4s '98 A-O $15,000c. ..O ct 1 1928 4s
__
$1.250______$250 yrlv 4s '25 M -N 114,000c.M ay 1 ’38-'44
4s '97 A-O 10,000c. -Oct 11927 GEN. DEBT M ay 1 2 ’27— $4,750
l 1 ,0 0 0 c ... M ay 1 1945
4s ’25 J-D (36,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’35 Water debt (additional)____________ 23,000
4s ’25 F-A 180,000—Feb 1 ’28-'45
\15,000-.Dec 1 ’ 36-’40 Assess, val. real estate____3,009,575 4s ’25 M -N189,000c.M ay 1 ’23-’45
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
Assess, val. personal______ 627,625
Hospital Loan.
4s ’26 J-J $204,000_______________
Total val. ’26 (M a ct.)___ 3,637.200 4s ’24 A -O / $66,000cApr 1 ’28-’30
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $27,20
_
1 80,000cApr 1 ’31-’34
4s ’96 J-D$ 100,000c_ June 1 1936 Pop’n 1910, 2.797: 1920_______ 3,052
_
5s '20 J-D
2 .0 0 0 - . June 30 1 9 ’ 8
4s
Ah?*$14.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’34
4s ’24 - . 27,000_____ 1927 1935 BARNSTABLE.
4s ’06 A-O*j 28.000c.Apr 1 '28-’31
4 K s’25 - - 18,000 _____1927-1935
This town is in Barnstable County.
125,000c .A pr 1 ’32-’36
Street Bonds.
4s ’26 J-D $75,000______1927-1931 4s '12 J-D 54.OOOc.Dee 1 ’27-’35
4s ’24 - - . $20 000 _____ 1927-1935
High School Bonds.
444s'18 J-D (12.000c—June ’2 8 ’33
4Ms’25 A-O 27,000--Oct 1 ’27-’29 4s ’24 J-D$l 17,500_____ 1927-1934
1 5 .o o r c —June '34-’38
AGAWAM.
Highway
BD. DEBT M ay 13 ’27— $199,000 5 K s’20 J-D 10,000c—June ’28-’32
This town Is in Hampden County. 4Ms’22 J-D Loans.
S 3,000-.-D ec 15 1927 Assessed val’n, real estate. 16,291,290
Harbor Loan.
Incorporated June 15 1855.
T ow n-H all-Site Loan.
Assessed value, personal_ 1,927,420 544s’20 F-A $8.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’30
Bridge Loan Act of 1915 Bonds.
_
Bridge Loan.
4s ’24 A-OJS16,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’30 444s’99 A-O $52,000c_ Apr 1 1939 Total val. 1925 (actual)..18,218,710
S chool Loans.
_
$3.500c—Dec 1 1927
1 42,000c.. Oct 1 ’31-’44 444s’ 14M -N j$80,000_ N ov '29-’32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $28 90 4J*-'TN J-D
_
Population 1925, 5,774; 1920--4.836
*Loans outside the debt limit.
W ater Loan.
BOND. DEBT /In s id e ..$667,000
4s ’ 12 A-O $16,000c_0ct 1 ’27-'’42 4s '14 J-J l 6,000____Nov 1 1933
6,000.-Jan 1 ’ 28-’33 BARNSTABLE COUNTY.
Jan. 1 1927
(Outside 949,500
4s ’ 17 A-O 16,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’42 4s ’ 15 J-D
28-’33
The county seat is Barnstable.
Assessed val., real_______ 39,715,125
High S chool Loan Act o f 1920. 5s ’20 A-OJ 46.000-June 15 ’’27-’30
0 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1
Assessed val., personal_ 6,739,275
_
C ourt House Bonds.
5s ’21 M-S ($65,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’31
U 1 0 ,0 0 0 ---0 ct 1
J-D $8 5,00 0..Dec 1 ’27-’38 Total valuation 1926_____ 46,454,400
1120,000c.Sept 1 ’32-’41 4 J^s’23 M -N ?60,000_-Nov 1 ’31-'40 444s
’27-’36 444s’23 M-S (3 5,00 0-M ar 1 ’28-’34 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 ...$27.40
Highway Loan (all notes).
llO.OOOc.Nov
140,000—Mar l ’35-’44 Pop’n 1910, 18,650; 1920, 22,566
4s ’24 A-O $14,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’33 4s ’25 J-J 114,000e.July 1 ’37-’38
1 '27-45
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’25 . . .
12,000______1927-1929
IN T . on all issues since 1911
Police Station Bonds.
5Ms
F-A $20,000..Aug 1 ’27-’30 (except 1915) is payable at Old
S chool Loan.
J-J
1 ’27-’46
J-D 20,000.. Dec 1 '27-’30 Oolonv Tr. Co., Boston; 1915 issues
4s ’ 16 J-J
$7,000c.July 1 ’28-’34 4s ’26 DEBT $70,000c.July I,100,900 5s
June 10 ’26-S
444s
J-J
7,000-Jan 19 ’28-’32 payable at Atlantic Nat. Bank, Bos­
444s’ 17 M-S
6 ,0 0 0 c ... Sept’27-'32 TOT.
101,000
Sanatorium Bonds.
4M s’24 J-D f 9,000c.June 1 ’28-’30 Water debt (included)____
ton; on other loans at First Nat.
Sinking fund____________
18.776
128,000c. June 1 \31-’44 Total ass’d val. (act.) ’26-48,195 850 4s ’26 J-D $70,000—June 1 ’28-’31 Bank, Boston.
444s’25 . . .
41,000______1927-1940 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.--$31.00 4s ’27 J-D 10,000_____ 1928-1932
Infirm ary Bonds.
Water Loan Act. of 1913 Bonds.
___ $2,500____June 1 1928 BILLERICA. In Middlesex County.
4 K s’13 J-J $48,000c..July 1 ’28-’43 Pop’n 1910, 11,187; 1920, 18,646 5s
This town is
4,500c.July 1 ’28-’30
IN T . coupons payable at First 5.40s’20J-J
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27— *$263,647 Inc. 1655. Population 1910, 2,797;
4s ’ 16 J-D $i6,000o.June 1 ’28-’43 National Bank. Boston.
1920. 3.646.
Total valuation 1926___ 61,577,093
GEN. B D . D T . Dec 31 ’26- $467,500
Population 1910,27.542:1920,26,610 4s W ater B onds.
ATHOL.
Water debt (included)______________ 86,500
M-N 590,000c.—May 1 1928
* Includes $2,311.93 the amdunt
This
Temporary loans (add’l ) ____________ 80,000 town is situated in Worcester
B
due State of Massachusetts on ac­ -s S ch ool . onds.
Assessed value, real_______ 7,393,730 County. Incorp. Mch. 6 1762.
— $18.000..........1927-1929
count of State highways.
Sewer Dept. Debt (outside limit).
Assessed value, personal___ 1,216,089
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 1926 $90,000
J-J S60,200c* --.1933-1938
Tot. ass’d val. 1926 (actual)8,609,819 4s
Floating debt (add’ 1)______ 215,500
Tax rate (per .$1,000) 1926--$28.80 444s’22 A-O 32,000c*.0ct 1 ’27-’42 BELMONT.
Water debt (included)_____ 170,000
W ater Bds. (ou tside debt limit)
Population 1910. 3,501; 1920, 5.023
This town (P. O. Boston) Is in T ot.val.’26 (abt. 14 a c t .)..9,255,698
F-A/S171,000c*-..1928-1936 Middlesex County. Incorp. in 1859. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$28.09
Payable (6) to West Springfield 4s
1
5,000c* ...1937-1941
Trust Co., Springfield; (§) to C. D.
S chool-H ouse Bonds.
IN T . payable in Boston on water
♦Street Railway Bonds.
Parker & Co., Boston; others to
4s ’ 13 J-D $21,000c.Dec
’27-'33 and school bonds at Old Colony
4s ’24 M-S $24,000c* ...1927-1934 4s Tfi J-J
the Old Colony Trust C o., Boston.
18,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’36 Trust Co.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '20M-N / 77,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’38
4s ’23 M-S $14,000c*.Sept 1 ’27-'28
A M E S 3U R Y .
1 2,000c—M ay 1 1939
S chool Loans.
This town is in Essex County.
4J4s
...
100,000 ____1930-1939 BOSTON.— Malcolm E. Nichols,
Mayor; Frank L. Brier, City Treas:
4s
A-O $10,0 0 0 c*--.1927-1928
W ater-Plant Bonds.
H igh-School Loan.
Rupert S. Carven, City Auditor.
Town Hall & Memor. Bldg. Loan 4s '16 A-O S63.500c.Apr 1 ’ 28-’36
4s ’06 J-Jx $81.000c-July 1 ’28-’36
City was incorporated Feb.23 1822.
4s
A-O*$48,000c* .-.1927-1940
4s ’ 10 J-J al3,000c-July 1 ’28-’40
W ater Loans.
4s
A-O 97.500c* . — 1927-1952 4s
W ater Filtration Bonds.
J-D $7,0 0 0 c ... June 1 1929 On Nov. 2 1909 a charter amendment
4s '26 J-D$135,000-.Dec 1 ’32-’43 4Ms’24 A-O 37.500c* ...1927-1943 4s ’09 A-O 1 0 .0 0 0 c--A p r 1 1939 was adopted under which municipal
GEN. BD. D T . Jan 1 ’27 -- $518,200 444s’ 13 A-O
a Sewer Bonds.
8,000c.-A pr 1 ’28-’43 nominations are to be made only
4s '12 J-J $26,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1934 Water debt (included)___ 195,000 4 44s’22 J-D 14 OOOc.June 1 ’28-’37 upon petition of 5,000 voters. The
Mayor serves for four years, subject
48,440 4Ms
4s ’ 13 J-J
25,000 ......... 1935-1942 Sinking fund______________
10,000........................
to recall after two years. V .89,p. 1234.
444s’ 12 J-J
12,000_____ 1927-1938 Assessed value, real estate.7,470,665
Sewer Loan.
Assessed value, personal_ 2,779,052 3Hs
In 1918 the legislature rescinded the
_
School Bonds.
J-D $ 20,000c.
4s '16 A-O $62,500..Oct 1 ’27-'36 Total ass’d val.’26(actual) 10,249,717 3 44s
A-O 10,000c. .Oct 2 1930 recall and made 3,000 the number
for petition for M ayor. On N ov. 7
444s’ 17 A-O 1,000________________ Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$32.40 4s ’07 M-S 10,000c.
1911 the voters accepted an Act
4Ms’ 18 J-J
8,000_______________ Pop’n 1910, 8,536; 1920_______ 9,792 4s ’08 J-D 10,000c.
passed by the Legislature annexing
BOND. DEBT Mar 31'27 $511,000
IN T . In Boston at Commonwealth
4s ’ l l J-D 10,000c.
Assess, val. real estate_ 7,636,780 Atlantic Nat. Bank, First Nat. 4s ’ 12 F-A 10.000c. ..Feb 1 1943 the town of Hyde Park, which be­
_
Assess, val. personal____ 2,071,632 Bank, Merchants’ Nat. Bank, Harris, 4s ’ 15 J-J
4,000c.. r
uly 1 '28-’35 came a part of the city Jan. 1 1912.
Total valuation 1926____11,784,407 Forhes & C o., Inc., and Old Colony 4s ’ 16 A-O
4,500c. jIpr 1 ’ 28 ’36 V. 93. p. 1337.
The county of Suffolk, in which
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--$31.60 Trust Co.
3,000c..
• 444s’ 17 F-A
Population 1910,9,894; 1920,10,036
5s ’20 A-O 13,000 —
’28-’4d Boston Is situated, contains also the
* Outside debt limit.
IN T. on bonds marked (z) at Old
5Ms’21 A-O
’28-’46 cities of Chelsea, and Revere, and the
9,500—
town of Winthrop. Boston, how­
Colony Tr. Co., Boston; (a) at First ATTLEBORC.
4M s’22! M -N 10,000..:
ever, receives all the county income,
Nat. Bank, Boston.
This town Is In Bristol County
4 44s’22 J-D 10,000—
incorporated as city June 17 1914.
4H s’23; A - o 26,000—Apr 1 ’28-’53 pays all the county expenses, owns
AM HERST.
Chap. 680, Laws 1914. changing 4M s’23 A-O 35,600—
1 ’28-’53 the county buildings, and is responsiThis town Is in Hampshire County town government to city government 444 s’22 M -N 7!on n c:M ayl ’28-’34 ble for the county debt, which
7,000c.:
~ —
— — amounted on Feb. 28 1927 t o $ l,523,Inc. 1759. Population 1910. 5,112 and name ‘ ‘Attleborough" to "Attle­ 4s’ 24 J-D 33,000-.. 1920. 5.550.
boro, "accepted by voters N ov. 3 '14
1 ’27-’40 500.99. The details of this county
4M s’25 F-A 27,000—
x H igh-School Bonds.
.Apr 1 ’28-’36 debt are included in the following
4 s ’26 A-O 27,000..
Hospital Bonds.
financial report for this city.
4s ’ 15 J-J $30,700c.July 1 ’28-’35 5s ’20 A-O $15,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30
Street Loans.
x Sewerage Bonds.
444s’ 18 A-O
$500___ Aprl 1928
Street Bonds.
Sinking Fund Debt.
4s ’ 15 J-J $17.000c-July 1 ’28-’45 4s
4,000c.June 1 ’28 ’31 4s
A-O $48,000_____ 1928-1930 444s’22 J-D
A-O
$50,000.. .O ct 1927
Mill Valley bridge bonds_
_ $ 18,000 4s ’25 A-O
8,000..A ug 1 ’27-’30
Electric-Light Bonds.
J-J 2.192,000-. .Jan 1928
344s
Refunding loan__________
6,000
[Norton & T au n ton St. Ry.Note. 4a
J-D $14.000c__ June 1 1928 344s
A-O
50,000.. .A pr 1928
Sewer loan_______________ $10,000 5s ’ 22 M-S $3,000cSept 10 ’27-’29 4s ’ 16 A-O
1.000-. Sept 1 ’27-’28 4s
A-O
17,000— -Apr 1928
Conn. River sewer loan_
_
28,000
3 44s’25 M -N 9,000—Mar 1 ’27-’29 4s
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
J-D 1,381,000.. .June 1928
Conn River bridge loan_
_
4,320 4s ’26 M -N $12,000..M ay 1 ’28-’29 4s ’25 M-S 18,000.-M ar 1 ’30-’35 3
505,000— -July 1928
J-J
Refunding school loan_____
3,200
Water Bonds
C onstruction " “ ruts.
A-O 1.131,000— .O ct 1928
344
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’23 -- $114,400 4s ’98 J-J $13,000c__ July i 1928
5Ms’21 A-O $2,000—Apr 1 ’28-’29 344s
J-J
650— .Jan. 1929
Total assessed val. 1926-.8,862.945 344sg’99 J-J 15,000r_ July 1 1929
_
Surface Drainage Bonds.
A-O 1,445,800.. .A pr 1929
344s
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926—$25.80 344sg’00 J-J 12,000r_ July 1 1930 544s
_
A-O $9,500c.Apr 1 ’28-’46 344s
J-J 1,574.000.. .July 1929
x IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Boston; 344s’02A -O 30,0 0 0 c...A p r 11932 4 44s’22 M N 9 ,100c.M ay 1 ’28-’37 344s
A-O
300,000— .O ct 1929
on others In Amherst.
4s '03 A-O 30,0 0 0 c...O ct 1 1933
S chool Bonds.
J-J 1.627,000— .Jan 1930
344s
4s ’04 A-O 20,000c..-O ct 1 1934 444s’22 M -N $7,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’34 344s
A-O
109,000— .A pr 1930
ANDOVER.
3 14s’05 M-S 100,000c..-M ch 1 19"35 4s ’26 . . . 158,000 _____ 1932-1941 3s
J-J
179,200.. -July 1930
This town Is In Essex Co. Inc 3 44s’05 M-N 5 0 ,0 0 0 c.-N o v 1 1935 444s’ 26 . . .
85,000 _____ 1927-1931 344s
J-J
1.628,000— .July 1930
M ay 6 1646. Pop’n 1925, 10,291, 4s ’08 A-O 14,000c..Apr 1 ’28-’34
W ater and Sewer Bonds.
A-O
3s
203,750— .O ct 1930
1920, 8,268.
4s ’ 11 J-J
43,000c.July 1 ’28-’41
($24,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’35 3s
J-J
250 0 0 0 .. .Jan 1931
S chool Bonds.
4s '10 J-J 3,000c..Tuly 1 ’28-’30
444s’25 F-A) 8,000c_Aug 1 ’36-’39 3s
A-O
270.000.. .A pr 1931
4s '16 A-O $50,000c_Oct 1 ’27-’36 4s ’25 J-D 51,000—Dec 1 ’28-’40
( 1,000c— .A ug 1 1940 344s
J-J
1,821 ,00 0.. .July 1931
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $1,437,500 3s
4H s’ 17 F-A
1.000___ Aug 1 1927
S chool Bonds.
A-O
318.000— .O ct 1931
4Ms’23A-0 f 84,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’33 4s '12 F-A $51,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’32 Assessed val., real_______ 26,800,920 3s
J-J
436,800— .Jan 1932
_
A-O
1110,000- -O ct 1 ’34-’43 444s’ 19 A-O 39.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’29 Assessed val., personal_ 2,189,120 3s
56,300.. .Apr 1932
Hospital Bonds.
4s ’24 M-S 8 l.OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’31 Total valuation 1926_____ 28,990,040 344s
J-D 2,986.000— .June 1932
444s’ 23 — $49,000 _____ 1928-1934 4 s ’25 F-A 70,000c_-Aug 1 ’27-’40 Total tax (per $1,000! 1926__ $31.25 344s
J-J
10,000— -July 1932
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’2 5 A -0 /92 ,000—Aug 1 ’27-’44 Population 1926, 15,250; ’20, 10,740. 344®
A-O
55.001— .O ct 1932
4s
J-D $30,000c—June 1 1928
INT. at Beacon Trust C o.. Boston 344s
J-J
{ 4,000c---- Aug 1 1945
896,000.. .D ec 1932
4s ’ 16 J-J
15,000___ July ’28-’30
J-J
25.000— .Jan 1933
Railway Bonds.
344s
5s ’20 A-O 28,000..O c t 1 ’27-’40 444s
J-D 1,500,000.. .June 1933
A-O $4,500c.Oct 1 ’27-’28 BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
3 44S
444s’23 J-J 130,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’5.3 4 K s’ 1 9 M -N ( 6,000c.N ov 15 ’27-’29
Pittsfield is the county seat.
3 44s
J-J 1,800,000— .Jan 1934
J-D
W ater Bonds.
C ourt H ouse Bonds.
3 44s
900.000 — .June 1934
\10,000c-Nov 15 ’30-’39
4s
J-D $5,000c_ June 1 1928
_
Sewer Bonds.
3M s’27
. $175,000 _____ 1928-1937 4s
A-O
60,000— .O ct 1934
3 44s
A-O
5,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32 4s ’ 10 J-J $88.000—July 1 ’28-’40 CO. DEBT Jan 1 ’27____ *$298,511 344s
A-O
100,000.. ..Oct 1934
3 44s’08 J-D 12,000c. June 1 ’28-’33 4s’ 12&’13J-J 104.000c.July 1 ’28-’42 Total assessed val. 1926.205,218,128 344s
J-J
741,500.. .Jan 1935
4s ’ 10 A-O 13,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’40 4s ’ l l A-O 45,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’41
* This debt consists entirely of 4s
A-O 1,000.000— .Apr 1935
4s ’ l l M-S
5,000_.Sept 1 ’27-’31 4s ’24 M-S (20.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’30 obligations due the Commonwealth 4s
1,500,000.. .July 1935
J-J
444s’22 . . .
24,000_____ 1927-1942
1 4,000c. —Sept 1 1931 of Massachusetts for the construc­ 344s
J-J
819,000.. -July 1935
tion and maintenance of highways.
Highway Bonds.
Surface Drainage Bonds.
A-O
344s
9.500— .Oct 1935
444s’22 F-A $20,000c..A ug 1 1927 4s ’20 M-S $11.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’37
4s
A-O
10,000.. .Oct 1935
J-D 1,298,000.. .D ec 1935
Memorial Hall Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
BEVERLY.
344s
This city is in Essex County 344s
4s ’26 M-NS50.000- -N ov 1 ’27-’31 4M s’23 J-D$22,000c_.Dec 1 ’27-’37
304.500— .Jan 1936
J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 ’27 $643,000 BOND. DEBT May 1 1 9 2 7 A-O
Founded 1626; a town, 1668; in­ 344s
500,000.. .Apr 1936
Water debt (included!_
_
66,000
Inside_________________
287,000 corporated as a city March 23 1894 344s
J-D
170,000— .June 1936
Sinking fund— General____
29,458
Outside_______________
833,500
J-J 2.761,000.. .July 1936
4s
♦Water Loans.
Water__________________
5,834 Sinking funds (outside)_____________ 258,075
A-O
3H s’05 A-O $2,000c____Oct 1 1927 4s
100,000.. .O ct 1936
Assessed val. 1926—
Borrowing capacity________________ 289,409
A-O 1.500,000— .Oct 1936
4s 05 A-O (2 ,0 0 0 c ___ Oct 1 ly28 344s
l 4,000c—Oct 1 ’29-’30 344s
J-J
R e a l ...............................12,820,308 Assess, val., real________ 18,349.270
550,000.. .Jan 1937
P ersonal_______________ 4,719,473 Assess, val., personal____ 5,426,305 4s ’ 15 A-O 16.000c. Apr 1 ’S3-’35 4s
A-O
352,050— -Apr 1937
T ota l-------------------------- 17,539,773 Total valuation 1926_____ 23,775,575 444s’ 18 F-A
J-J 1.493,600— .July 1937
4s
2,000c.Aug 1 ’27-‘

ADAMS (Concluded) .
Improvement Bonds.
4s ’25 M -N $36,800c.M ay 1 ’28-'35
4s ’26 M-S 62.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’50
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s ’ 18 M -N $2,500____M a y l 1928
544s’21 M -N 2,500--M ay 1 ’28-’29
4M s’22 M -N (24,000--M ay 1 ’28-’31
t 3,500___ M a y l 1932
44£s’23 M -N 36,000--M ay 1 ’28-’33
Sewer B onds.
544s’21M-N $22,500--M ay 1 ’27-’35
4 K s’ 24 - - 47,000_____ 1928-1952
Bridge, Street & School Bonds.
4s ’27 - - 53,000______1928-1945
TOT. BD. D T. Jan 1 ’24- $525,000
Oasb in banks Jan 1'24 - 109,808
Total assessed val. 1926— 14,644.775
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— .$28 30
Value o f town property,
Jan 1 1924__________1,473,559.03
Population 1910, 13,026; 1920,12.967
IN T . on school bonds at First
Nat. Bank, Boston; on 444 s o f 1922
and 1923 at Merch. Nat. Bank,
Boston; on others at Old Colony
Trust Co., Boston.




Tax rate (per$l,000) 1926___ S24.20
Value town p roperty------- 1,195,318
IN T . payable at Old Colony Trust
C o., Boston.

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4s ’ 16 J-D 496,000r— June ’28-’41 4s ’23 J-D 219,000___June ’27-’43 4s ’24 . . . 820,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’54
BOSTON (Continued).
7,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’33
3s
J-J
865,000. ..J u ly 1937 4 s '16 J-D 545,000r— June ’28-’36 4 s ’ 24 J-J
1,000____Jan ’28-’33 4s ’24
14,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’40
3Ms
J-J
635,000. ..J u ly 1937 4s ’ 16 J-D 153,000r— June ’28-’36 4s '24 J-J
13,000____ Jan ’28-’40 4s ’24 . . .
_
4s
A-O
4.350— -Oct 1937 4s ’ 16 J-D 60,000r_ June ’28-’33 4s ’24 J-J 810,500____ Jan ’28-’54 4M s’25M-N 475,000..N ov 1 ’27-'45
3Ms
J-J
435.000-.-Jan 1938 4s '16 J-D 60,000r----June ’28-'36
34,000r.M ay 1 ’28-’44 4Ms’25 M -N 19,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’45
8,000-June '28-’31
4,000r.M ay 1 *28-’29 4M s’25M-N 115,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’30
3Ms
A-O
200.000— Apr 1938 4s '16 J-D
9,0 00..O ct ’ 27-’29 4M s’24M-N 15.000r.May 1 ’30-’44
130,000.-N ov 1 ’31-’45
4s
J-D 1,055,000—-June 1938 4s ’ 16 J-J
2,000____ Oct 1927
3Ms
J-J
19.000— July 1938 4s ’ 16 J-J
177,000r.May 1 ’28-’44 4M s’25 M -N 57,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’45
4s '16 J-J
/ 270,000..O ct ’27-’35
51,000r_May 1 ’28-’44 4M s’25M-N 95,000. _Nov 1 ’27-’45
4s
A-O
8 .9 0 0 ...Oct 1938
\ 29,000_ Oct 1936
_
3Ms
A-O
50 ,000 ..-O ct 1938
$85,000_____Jan ’ 28-’44 4M s’25 M -N 15,000-.N ov 1 ^7-’45
250.000.Nov ’27-’36
3 Ms
A-O
1,083,000— Apr 1939 43£s’16 M -N
60.000
_Jan ’28-’39 4M s’25M-N 118,000-.Nov 1 ’27-’35
10.000.N o v 1 ’36-’45
3Ms
J-J
628.000..-July 1939 4s ’17 M-N763.000____M a y ’28-’37
20.000
_Jan ’40-’44
3Ms
J-J
400,000..-Jan 1940 4s '17 M -N 5,000_____M ay 1928
57.000
_Jan ’28-’34 4M s’25M-N 95.000. .N o v 1 ’27-'45
334s
J-J
250,000— -July 1940 4s ’ 17 J-D 28,000-.June 1927-'34
.N ov 1 ’27-’30
70.000
_Jan ’35-’44 4 Ms’25M-N 16.00025,000_ July ’28-’32
_
30.000.
-N ov 1 ’31-’45
3s
A-O
250,000. ..O c t 1941 4s ’ 17 J-J
56.000
_Jan ’28-’34
-N ov 1 ’27-’30
3s
J-J
201,000— Jan 1942 4s ’ 17 M -N 18,000-—M ay ’ 28-’29
120,000____ Jan ’35-’54 4M s’25M-N 20.000.
334s
J-D
700,000— June 1942 4s ’ 17 J-D [ 135,000-.June 1928-’36
60.000.
-N ov 1 ’31-’45
84.000
_Jan ’28-’44
\ 12,000____ June 1937
334s
J-J
300,000— Jan 1943
21.000
_Jan ’28-’34 4M s’25M-N 157,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’40
334s
J-D
1.500,000-.. June 1943 4s *17 J-D 100,000—June 1928-’37
15.000.
-N ov 1 ’41-’45
20.000
_Jan ’35-’44
-N ov 1 ’27-'40
334s
J-J
50,000— Jan 1944 43is ’ 17A-0 10.000— Oct 1928-'31 4 J^s’24 J-J (447,500____ Jan ’28-’44 4M s’25M-N 56.000.
334s
J-D 4,186.000..-June 1944 4s ’ 17 J-J / 18,000—July 1928-’33
15.000.
-N ov 1 ’41-’45
51.000
_Jan ’28-’44
-N ov 1 ’27-’30
\ 2,000_____ July 1934
334s
J-J
559,000.—Jan 1945
51.000
_Jan ’29-’44 4 Ms’25M-N 16.000.
334s
A-O
6 1 0 ,7 0 0 ...Apr 1945 4s ’ 17 J-J
30.000-N ov 1 ’31-’45
28,800---Ju ly ’ 28-’34
51.000
_Jan ’29-’44
3 34s
J-J
3,100,000— July 1945 4s ’ 17 J-J
100,000-July ’28-’37
447,500------- Jan ’28-’44 4M s’25M-N 596,000.-N ov 1 ’27-40
15,000-Jan ’28-’30
334s
A-O
11,000-.-Apr 1946 43£s’ 18 J-J
28.000
_Jan ’27-’34 4M s’25M-N 596,000-.N ov 1 ’27-40
50,000-Apr ’28-’32
334s
J-D
489,000..-June 1946 4Ms’ 18 A-O
30.000
_Jan ’35-’44 4M s’25 M -N 56,000-_Nov 1 ’27-’40
4s
J-J
1,150,000.—July 1946 4Ms’ 18 A-O 5,000______Apr 1928
21.000
_Jan ’28-’34 4s ’25 M -N 784,000—N ov 1 ’27-’30
334s
J-J
88,150— Jan 1947 4Ms’ 18 A-O 8,000-—Apr ’28-’31
20.000
_Jan ’35-’54 4s ’25 M -N 80,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’30
4s
A-O
486,850.—Apr 1947 43£s’ 18 A-O 7,400— Apr
28-’30
17.000
_Jan ’28-’44 4s ’25 M -N 495,000--N ov 1 ’27-’35
12,000.Apr ’28-’33
4s
J-j
1,000,000_ July 1947 4Ms’ 18 A-O
_
38.000
-Jan ’28-’34 4s ’25 M -N 45,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’35
41,800.-July 1 ’28-’45
4s
A-O
■ 5,000—-Oct 1947 4Ms’ 18 A-O 320,000— Apr ’28-’38
80.000
_Jan ’35-’44 4s ’25 J-J
237,500-Apr ’28-’36 4M s’24M-N 56,000r_May 1 ’28-’34 4s '25 J-J
23.000.
-July 1 ’28-'45
4s
J-D
49,000— Dec 1947 4Ms’ 18 A-O
' *
'
4s
J-D 2,000,000— June 1948 4Ms’18 J-J
1 4 .0 0 0 - July 1 ’28-’45
110,000. July ’28-’38
70,OOOr.May 1 ’35-’44 4s ’25 J-J
4s
A-O
315,000-—Oct 1948
/12,000-June
4Ms’24M -N f 56,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’34 4s ’25 A-O 3 0 .0 0 0 - Oct 1 ’27-’41
J-D
l 4,000.-O ct 1 ’42-’45
334s
J-J
3,900— Jan 1949
\70,000-June
70,000r.May 1 ’35-’44
J-D
516,000-June
334 s
A-O
65 0,00 0..-Apr 1949
405,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’54 4s ’26 A-O 435,OOOr..Apr 1 ’28-’56
4s
J-J
2,000-—Jan 1949 43$s’ 19 J-D
716,000-June
447.500r.May 1 ’28-’44 4s ’26 A-O 285,OOOr..Apr 1 ’28-’46
4s
J-J
1.000.000— July 1950 434s’ 19 J-D
/48,000-June ’ 27-’34
3 ,000r.M ay 1 ’28-’29 4s ’26 A-O 76,OOOr. .A pr 1 ’28-’46
334s
J-J
46,000— July 1956
125,000-June ’35-'39
15,000r.May 1 ’34-’44 4s ’26 A-O 95,OOOr. .A pr 1 ’28-’46
4s
M -N
404,000— N ov 1956 4M s’ 19 J-D
89,000-June ’28-'44 4 K s’24M-N 60,000r_May 1 ’28-’44 4s '26 A-O /20,000r_.Apr 1 ’28-’31
4s
J-J
500,000___Jan 1957
l60,000r..Apr 1 ’32-’46
63,000. July
J-J
85,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’44
4s
M -N
31,000— -M ay 1957
52,000-July
J-J
17,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’44 4s ’26 A-O 190,000r_. Apr 1 ’28-’46
4s
J-J
50,000_ July 1957
_
16.000-July
J-J
70.000r.M ay 1 ’28-’34 4s ’26 A-O 76,OOOr..Apr 1 ’28-’46
4s
A-O
2.819,000— Oct 1957
i ,000--_Oct ■ 1927
A-O
51,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’44 4s ’26 A-O 95,OOOr..Apr 1 ’28-’46
4s
J-J
2,100,000— -Jan 1958 4Ms’ 19 A-O
11,000. Oct ’24-’33
51,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’44 4s ’26 A-O 168,000r.-A pr 1 ’28-’41
434s
M -N l.GOu.OOO— N ov 1958
A-O
8,000-Oct ’27-’30 4s ’24 J-J
28,000___ July ’28-’34 4s ’26 A-O 84,000r. .A pr 1 ’28-’41
4s
J-J
2,500,000— July 1959
4s ’35-’44
5,000-Oct ’27-’31
A-O
30.000
___________July’26 A-O 450,OOOr..Apr 1 ’28-’36
4s
J-J
2,815.000— -Jan 1960
42,000-0ct ’27-’47
A-O
12,000r_. Oct 1 ’27-’29 4s ’26 A-O 72,OOOr. .A pr 1 ’28-’34
4s
A-O
37,000___Apr 1960
Or
3,000-Jan ’ 2S-’30
J-J
15,OOOr.. Oct 1 ’30-’44 4s ’26 A-O 323, O O .O ct 1 ’27-’46
4s
J-J
163,000-—July 1960
’27-’46
/ 3,000-Jan ’28-’29
J-J
16,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’29 4s -26 A-O 100,OOOr.Oct
434s’15 A-O l,750,000r—Oct 1960
’27-’41
140,000-Jan ’28-’37 4s ’24 A-O/ 60,OOOr..Oct 1 ’30-’44 4s ’26 A-O 90,000r.0ct
’27-’41
4s '16 J-J
10,000
Jan 1961 5s '20 J-J
20,000-..J u ly ’28-’31
226,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’44 4s ’26 A-O 180,000r.0ct
4s ’ 16 J-J
15.000
Jan 1961 5s ’20 J-J 556.000. ..J u ly ’23-’40
’27-’36
40,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’34 4s ’26 A-O 70,OOOr.Oct
4s '16 A-O
350,000.--A p r 1961 5s ’20 J-J
’27-’31
40,O O ..O c t 1 ’35-’44 4s ’26 A-O 400,000r.0ct
Or
93,000...J u ly ’28-’30
4s ’ 16 J-D 1,400,000r._June 1961 5s ’20 J-J 150.000
’27-’56
6,OOOr. .O ct 1 ’27-’29 4s ’26 A-O 550,000r_0ct
___________July
’ 28-’30
4s
A-O
88,000--Apr 1962 4M s’21 J-J 280.000. ..J a n ’ 28-’41
’27-’41
15,OOOr..Oct 1 ’30 ’44 4s ’26 A-O 300,OOOr.Oct
434s’ 17 M -N 1,400,000.-M ay 1962 4Ms’21 J-J
’27-’46
_
70,000_ Jan ’28-’41 4 s ’24 A-O/ 92,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’44 4s ’26 A-O 300,OOOr.Oct
43*s
A-O
27,000----Oct 1962 4Ms’21 J-J
’27-’46
12,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’29 4s ’26 A-O 444,000r_0ct
4,000_ Jan ’28-’31
_
43£s
300.000- —Apr 1963
A-O
’27-’41
4Ms’21 J-J
_
45,000r._Oct 1 ’30-’44 4s ’26 A-O 165,OOOr_Oct
7,400_ Jan ’ 28-’31
153.000- —Oct 1963 ’21 M -N 20,OOOr..May '28-’36
4 Ms
A-O
5s
.470,000r_. Oct 1 ’27-’44 4i ’26 A-O 1,000,000r_.Oct 1 1971
47,000-—N ov 1963 5s ’ 21 M -N 16,OOOr. .M ay ’ 28-’31
4 Ms
M -N
225,000r_. Oct 1 ’27-'44 3Ms’27 M -N 300,000r_May 1 ’28-’37
188.000- —Jan 1964 ’21 M-N225,OOOr. .M ay ’ 28-’31
4 Ms
J-J
5s
110,000r._Oct 1 ’45-’54 3/^s’27 M -N 150,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’37
125.000- -_Apr 1964 '21 M -N /10,000r-.M ay 28-’31
4 Ms’ 19 A-O
117,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’39 3M s’27 M -N 200,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’37
5s
4Ms
A-O
87,000- _Oct 1934
120,OOOr..May 32-’41 4s ’24 A-O/ 40,000r_.Oct 1 ’40-’44 3Ms’27M -N 100,000r.May 1 ’28-’42
J-J
4 Ms
10,000- -.Jan 1965 5 s ’ 21 M -N 100,OOOr_ M ay ’28-’4l
92,000r._Oct 1 ’27-’44 I3M s’27 M -N 200,000r_May 1 ’28-’42
_
4s
J-J
26,000- -.Jan 1965 5 s ’21 M -N /1 66,600r_ .M ay ’28-’31
16,00 0 r„O ct 1 ’27-’29 I3Ms’27 M -N 46,000r.M ay 1 ’28-’42
J-J
4Ms
9,000- -.J an 1966
60,OOOr..Oct 1 ’ 30-’44 I3Ms’27 M -N 92,000r_May 1 ’28-’42
1660,000r_.M ay ’32-’51
M -N
4Ms
150,000- -_N ov 1966 5s ’21 M -N 636,000r__May ’28-’41 4s ’24 A-O 13,000____Oct ’27-’39 3M s’27 M -N 200,000r_May 1 ’28-’42
4s
J-J
97,000- ..J a n 1968 5 s ’21 M -N / 27,OOOr..May ’28-’36 4s ’24 A-O /3.000____Oct ’27-’31 ! 3Ms’27 M -N 300,000r_May 1 ’28-’42
4s
J-J
200,000- ..J u ly 1968
500____Oct
1932 ! 334s’27 M -N 200,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’42
1 10,OOOr_ M ay ’37-’41
_
4Ms
J-J
1,053,000- ..J u ly 1968 5s ’ 21 M -N 36,000— -M ay ’28-’31 4s ’24 A-O 12,GOO- Oct 1 ’27-’3 9 [3Ms’27 M -N 400,000r_May 1 ’28-’47
4s
J-J
465,000- ..J a n 1969 5s '21 J-J
120,000_July ’28-’41 4s ’24 A-O 14,000. Oct 1 ’27-’411 3Ms’27 M -N 500,000r.May 1 ’28-’47
4Ms
A-O
150,000- --O ct 1969 5s ’21 J-J
----36,000_July ’28-’41 4s ’25 J-J 948,000. ...J an ’28-'45 3M s’27 M -N 40,000r_May 1 ’28-’47
J-J
4Ms
80,000- ..J a n 1970 5s’ ’21 J-J
28-’35 4s ’27 M -N l,500,OOOr.May 1 1972
’ 0 , 000 . __Jan
18,000_July ’ 28-’41 4s ’25 J-J
5s ’20 J-D
1,000- ..June 1965 4Ms’21 A-O
5,000_Oct
’ 27-’31
70.000
_Jan ’36-’45
O ther Hyde Park D ebt.
5s
A-O
50,000- -April 1965 4Ms’21 M -N 13,500__ N ov ’27-’41 4s ’25 J-J
15.000
Jan ’28-’30 4s
M -N
$8,000-M ay ’28-’29
4s
J-J
510,000- ..J a n 1970 4Ms’21 M -N 30,000-..N o v ’27-’41
.60,000____ Jan ’31-’45 4s
M -N
6.000-M ay ’30-’3X
5s
A-O
..A p ril 1970 4M s’21 M -N 90,000___ Nov ’27-’41
170,0004s ’25 J-J /128,000____ Jan ’27-’45
Hyde Park W ater Debt.
4Ms'21 .T
-.T
9,000----Jan 1966 4M s’21 M -N 30,000___ Nov 27-’41
1 60,000____ Jan ’46-55
4M s’21 J-J___ 425,000---- Jan 1971
4s 25 J-J
190.000
---------------- Nov ’27-’41
91,000____ Jan 28-’45 4s ’ 10 A-O$208,000c.-Apr 1 '28-’40
4Ms'21 M -N 325,OOOr-_May 1971 4Ms’21 M -N /40 ,00 0...N o v ’27-’31 4s ’25 J-J
S u ffolk C oun ty C ourt House.
18.000
Jan ’27-’35
4Ms
M -N
35,000---N ov 1971
10.000
Jan ’36-’45 3s
A-O $141,000—Oct ’27-’35
170.000
---------------- N ov ’32-’41
4M s’21 J-D
60,000- —Dec 1971 4Ms’21 J-D 795,000-..D e c ’27-’41 4s ’25 J-J
15.000
_Jan ’28-’43 3Ma
A-O
800,000—-Apr 1937
4s ’22 M -N I,000,000r—M ay 1967 4M s’21 J-D
/16.000_Dec ’27-’31 4s ’25 M -N
8,000___ M ay ’28-’29 3 Ms
J-J
100,000 ..J u ly 1938
4s ’22 A-O 565,000r___ M ay 1967
1 6,000----- M ay ’30-31
S uffolk C oun ty Jail, H osp ital.
120.000— ..D e c ’32-’41
4s ’24 J-J
400,000— Jan 1969 4Ms’21 J-D
2,154,500r.May 1 ’28-’40 4M s’18J-D ($14,000— June ’28-’29
/27.000_Dec ’27-’35
4s ’24 M -N 390,000r_-May 1969
470, OOOr. M ay 1 ’41-’45
112.000— Dec ’36-’41 4s’25 M -N
_
t 60,000_ June ’30-’39
4Ms
A-O
150,000---O ct 1969 4s ’22 M-N.795000r__May ’ 28-’42
85,000r_May 1 ’46-’50 5s ’19 M -N 98,000-M ay 1 ’28-’41
4s ’24 A-O 250,000r_ Oct 1 1969 4s ’22 M-N397,500r___M ay ’28-’42
_
75,000r_May 1 ’51-’55
Jail Plum bing System Bonds.
4s ’24 J-J
25,000___Jan 1 1969 4s ’22 M-N/222.500r M ay 14 ’28-’42 4s 24 .
($5,000_ Oct 1 27-31 4Ms’21 M -N ($15,000-Nov ’27-’31
_
4s ’24 - - .
17,000___Oct 1 1941
1120,O
OOr M ay 14 ’43-’52
\ 20.000.Nov ’32-’41
1 500__ Oct 1 1932
4s ’24 —
2,000___Jan 11949 4s '22 M -N 318,OOOr_ M ay ’28-’42 4s 24 - .
_
14.000
Oct 1 '27-’39
S uffolk Co. Jail, S h eriff’s H’se.
4s ’24 . . .
5,000___Jan 1 1969 4s ’22 M -N 159,000r-_ .M a y ’28-’42 4s ’24 . .
(36,000.-July 1 ’27-’34 4s
A-O 7$4,500____Oct ’27-’29
4s ’24 - - .
35,000___Jan 1 1969 4s '22 M -N 157,500r_ M ay ’28-’42
_
130,000.-July 1 ’35-’44
' --------113,000____Oct '30-’42
4s ’25 - - 20,000___M ay 11970 4s ’22 M -N / 90,000_ M ay ’28-’37
_
The following Is a
outside,
4s ’26 A -0 2 ,000,OOOr_ Apr 1 1971
_
1 40,000---- M ay ’38-’42 and net indebtedness statement of debt, inside and30 1927: sinking funds
within the limit, as of April
4s ’26 A-O 150,OOOr...Apr 1 1971 4s ’22 M -N 126,OOOr_ M ay ’28-’42
_
Serial Debt.
4s ’22 M -N /30,000r_ M ay ’28-’32 Total funded debt, city and county_____________________ *$140,829,550.97
_
the debt limit (debts
33$s'10 J-J
831,000..Jan '28-'30
150,OOOr.May 1 ’33-’42 Funded debts, outsidelaw limiting municipalexempted from
the operation of the
indebtedness):
......... .........
141,600.-Jan ’28-'50 4s ’22 J-D 204,500--June 1 ’28-’42
3 Ms’ 10 J-J
City debt___________
$38,890,300.00
4s ’ 10 J-J
101.000- July ’28-’30 '22 M -N /52,OOOr_ M ay ’28-’40
4s
_
1,228 000.00
Water debt-----------------------------------------4s '10 J-J
130.000.July '28-’40
6,OOOr_ M ay ’41-’42
_
County debt----------------------------------------- 1,124,999.97
298.000- July ’28-’40 ’22 A-O / 18,700r_ Oct ’28-’32
4s ’ 10 J-J
4s
_
Rapid transit debt_____________________ 46,729,700.00
4s ’ 10 J-J
f 2,0 00.—July 1928
ll20,000r----Oct ’33-’42
--------------------87,972,999.97
1 1.000-..J u ly 1929 4s ’ 22 A-O /158,700r----Oct ’28-’32
4s ’ 10 J-J
50 0...J u ly 1928
1220.000 --Oct ’33-’42 Funded debt within the debt limit— ____________________
$52,856,551.00
4s ’ l l J-J
12,000.-Jan ’28-’31 4s ’22 A-O 83,800r_ Oct ’27-’42
_
3M a'U J-J
10.000..J a n '28 '29 4s ’22 A-O /48,000r_ Oct ’27-’32 Offsets to funded debt:
_
4s ’l l M -N 330,400-N ov ’27-’31
l70,000r----Oct ’33-’42
Sinking funds----------------------------------------$44,110,225.86
4s ’l l M -N
100,000-N ov ’27-’36 4s '22 A-0/234,600r_ Oct ’27-’42
_
Less sinking funds for debt outside the
4s ’l l M-N
205,000-Nov ’27-’41
(120,OOOr----Oct ’43-’52
debt limit:
4s ’ 12 A-O
18.000—Oct ’27-’32 4s ’22 A-O 167,500___ Oct ’27-’42
City sinking funds---------- $20,532,350.84
4s ’ 12 A-O
24,000—Oct ’27 '32 4s ’22 A-O 503,OOOr...Oct ’27-’42
County sinking fund____
547,823.85
4s ’12 A-O
14,000____ Oct ’ 928 4s ’22 A -O / 88,OOOr_ Oct ’27-’32
_
Rapid transit sinking funds 8,974,048.41
4s ’ 13 A-O
145,750—Oct '27-’32
ll20,000r---- Oct ’33-’42
-------------------- 30,054,223.10
4s ’ 13 A-O
363,000.-Oct ’27-’37 4s ’22 A-O
16,000.-Oct ’27-’42
14,056,002.76
4s ’ 13 A-O
10,000____ Oct 1927 4s ’22 A-O
/ 2,000___ Oct 1927 Offsets to funded debt within the debt limit____________
4s '13 J-J
510,000.-Jan ’28-’33
15.000- 0 c t ’28-’42
Net indebtedness within the debt limit__________________ $38,800,080.14
4s ’ 13 A-O
14,000—Oct '27-’33 4s ’22 A-O
18.000.
.0 c t ’27-’32
4M s’ 13 M -N
516,000-Nov ’27-’38
20.000. -Oct ’33-’42
* Includes $251,999.98 issued by the Commonwealth under Chanter
4M s’ 13 M -N / 18,000-Nov '27-’28 4s ’22 A-O
44,000__0ct ’27-’37
1 40,000-Nov ’29-’33
U 5 .0 0 0 -.0 ct ’38-’42 534 of the Acts of 1906.
The debt-incurring power of the city on M arch 31 1927 was estimated at
4 Ms’ 13 M -N
10,000-Nov ’27-’28 4s ’ 22 A-O /44.000___ Oct ’27-’37
4Ms’ 13 M -N
37,000-Nov ’ 27-’28
115.000 ___Oct ’38-’42 $0,230,460.01,
In the following table the total debt and sinking funds asofM arch 31 1927
4M s’13 M -N
6,000-Nov ’27-’28 4s ’22 A-O
' 8,OOO..Oct ’27-32
4Ms’ 13 M -N
14,000-Nov ’27-’28
20,000__0ct ’ 33-’42 are analyzed according to purposes and according to whether it is inside or
4 Ms’ 13 M -N
119,000-Nov ’27-'33 4s ’22 A-O
4,000____Oct 1927 outside the debt limit:
Oross Debt.
Sink. Funds, &c.
4 Ms’ 13 M -N
237,000-Nov ’27-’33
Net Debt.
45.000.
. 0 ct ’28-’42
City debt----------------------- $92,019,351.00 $36,913,489.29 $55,105,861.71
4M s’ 13 M-N / 85,000-Nov '27 ’31 4s ’22 A-O
24.000_0ct ’27-32
1,523,499.97
544,152.48
1 28,000-Nov '32-’33
30.000. -Oct ’33-’42 County debt----------------979,347.49
1,228,000.00
93.00
4s ’ 14 J-J
931,000.July ’28-'34 4s ’22 A-O
, 15 ,000 ..0ct ’27-’ 31 Water debt------------------1,127,907.00
4s '14 J-J
516.000-July ’28 ’39
111,000.-Oct ’32-’42
$94,770,850.97 $37,457,734.77 $57,313 116.20
4s ’14 J-J
42,700-July 28 ’29
304.000
___________July’28-’43
Rapid transit debt______ 46,729,700.00
4a ’ 14 J-J
9,000.July '2 8 '3 0
8,936,177.06
37,793, 522.94
66.000
---------------- July ’28-’38
4s ’ 14 A-O
16,000..O c t ’27-’34
25.000
___________July ’39-’43
$141,500,550.97 $46,393,911.83 $95,106, 639.14
4s ’ 15 J-J
30,000..Jan ’28-’30 4s ’23 J-J
44.000
___________July ’28-’43
4s ’ 15 J-J
112,000—Jan ’28-'35
44.000
___________July ’28-’38 DE B T, &c.— Jan. 31 1927.
TOTAL
May 31 1926.
Jan. 31 1925.
4s ’ 15 J-J
160,000.-Jan ’28-’35
15.000
___________July ’39-’43 proper-------------$92,317,351.00 $91,873,501.00 $85,394, 501.00
City debt
4s ’ 15 A-O
597.600r.0ct '27-’40
108.000
___________July’28-’33
Water debt------------------1,244,000.00
1,124,000.00
250 000.00
4s ’ 15 A-O
175,OOOr.Oct ’27-'33
170.000
___________July ’34-’43 debt----------------County
1,523,499.97
1,569,999.98
1,652 499.98
4s ’ 15 A-O
135,OOOr.Oct ’27-’35 4s ’23 J-J
83,500___ J u ly ’ 28-’43
Rapid transit debt______ 46,729.700.00
45,735,700.00
42,096 700.00
4 s ’ 16 J-J
16,000-Jan 1 ’28-’35
1150,000___ July ’28-’43
4s ’ 16 J-J
2,500...J an 1928 4s ’23 J-J /12,000___ July ’28-’33
Total bonded debt-------$141,814,550.97 $140,303,200.98 $129,393,700.98
4s ’ 16 J-J
54,000..Jan ’28-’36
110.000
___________July ’34-’43 funds, &c............ 46,304,993.50
Sinking
46,252,646.60 41,564,006.23
4s ’ 16 J-J
2 000— .July 1928 4s ’ 23 J-D / 4,000------ June 1928
4s ’ 16 J-J
1,000
July ’ 928
145.000— June ’29-’43
Net debt.........................$95,502,557.47 $94,050,554.38 $87,829,694.75

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MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES & TOWNS

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BROOKLINE.
School Bonds.
The following table shows the amount o f the gross funded debt, sinking 4s ’08 M-N 4.000r_________ 1927
This town is in Norfolk County.
funds and the net debt for the following years:
4s ’ 10 F-A 14,500_____ 1927-1930 Inc. 1705. Population 1910, 27,4s T2 M-S 12,500..M ar 1 ’28-’32 792; 1920, 37,478.
Years—
Gross Debt.
Net Debt.
Sinking Funds &c.
P ublic B uildings & Sites.
$95,517,557.47 4/4s'13 A-O 12 000-_Apr 1 ’28-'33
1927 (Jan. 31)_______ $141,822,550.97
$46,304,993.50
$9,150r..Jan 1 ’28-’29
1928 (May 3 1 ) ______ $140,303,200.98
$46,252,646.60
$94,050,554.38 4/4s’ 13 A-O 12.500-.Apr 1 5 ’28-'33 3/4 s’09 J-J
9,150r__Jan 1 ’28-’29
18,000--July 1 ’28-'33 3.8s’09 J-J
1926 (Jan. 3 1 ) ............ 136,304,200.98
90,982,717.22 4/4s’ 13 J-J
45,321,483.76
6,000c.Jan 1 ’ 28-’35
1925 (Jan. 31________ 129,393,700.98
41,564,006.23
87,829,694.75 4 14 M-S 21,000_Mar 1 ’28-’34 4/4s’ 15 J-J
18,000r*Jan 1 ’28-’36
4s ’ 14 A-O
8,0 00— Apr 1 1929 4/4s’17 J-J
1924 (Jan. 31)_______ 128,627,400.98
43,125,228.08
85,502,172.90
6,000r*Jan 1 ’28-’33
1923 (Jan. 31).........
126,576,800.99
83,530,587.17 4/4s’ 14 F-A 16,000—Aug 1 ’27-’34 4/4 s’17 J-J
43,046,213.82
13,000— Jan 1 ’28-’32
1922 (Jan.31)_______ 124,700,950.99
44,787,940.43
79,913,010.56 4s '15 F-A $28.800—Feb 1 ’28-’35 4s ^22 J-J
9,OOO..Jan 1 ’28-’33
1921 (Jan. 31)_______ 124,112,350.99
43,429,503.13
80,682,847.86 4s '16 M -N 36,000_____ 1928-1936 4 H s’23 J-J
1920 (Jan. 3 1 ).............. 124,410,101.00
43.501.704.00
80.908.397.00 4s T6 M -N 162,000 _____ 1927-1935 4s ’26 J-J 57 ,000-._____________
40.000r.July 1 ’28-’37 3M s’27 J-J 80,000r*_Jan 1 ’28-’32
44.657.315.00
1919 (Jan. 31)............. 127,124,218.00
82.446.903.00 4/4s’ 17 J-J
Hospital Bonds.
1918 (Jan. 31)_______ 128,598,364.00
44.028.187.00
84.570.177.00 4/4s’ 17 M -N 20,000—M ay 1 ’28-’37
$8,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’34
1917 (Jan. 31)_______ 128,438,881.02
84,543,194.14 4/4s’ 17 M -N 10,500—N ov 1 ’28-’37 4s T4 J-J
43.893.686.88
Sewers and Drains.
5s ’20 M-S 160 000..S ep t 1 ’27-’35
85,621,402.32
1916 (Jan. 31)............. 127,394,697.68
41,773,295.36
.
130,000c.Sept 1 ’36-’40 4s T4 J-J 19,600c..Jan 1 ’28-’34
1915 (Jan. 31)_______ 124,805,514.34
42.830.937.39
81,974,576.95
16,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’35
3,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’ 32 4s T5 J-J
1914 (Jan. 31)_______ 120,525,581.01
78,961,370.21 4s ’23 F-A
41.564,210.80
18,000c. .Jan 1 ’28-’36
1912 (Jan. 31)_______ 117,042,089.33
43,567,856.68
73,474,232.65 4s ’26 F-A 19,000r*.Feb 1 ’28-46 4s '16 J-J
4.830--.Tan 1 ’ 28-’35
1910 (Jan. 31)_______ 110,716,406.00
39,370.433.42
71.345.972.58 4s ’26 F-A 18,750—Feb 1 ’28-’42 4/4s’15 J-J
4 Z4s’20 J-J
48,000__.Tan 1 ’28-'35
Playgrounds.
62,427.219.12
1905 (Jan. 31)_______ 94,121,606.00
31.694.386.88
27,000r*. Jan 1 ’27-’36
1900 (Jan. 31)_______ 86,996,978.98
58.333.337.59 4s T2 M-S $15,000-Mar 1 ’28-’42 4s ’26 J-J
28.663.641.39
20,000r*.Jan 1 ’37-’46
1890 (April 30)________ 53,930,095.22
31,075,832.24 4/4s’ 13 M -N 3,000-M ay 15 '28-’33 4s ’26 J-J
22,854,262.98
75,000r*_Jan 1 ’28-'42
1881 (April 30)........... 40.949,332.18
14,943,711.59
26.005.620.59 4s '16 M -N 2,000—Nov 1 ’27-’28 3 % s’27 J-J
5s ’21 A-O
8,000c_0ct 1 ’28-’31 3M s’27 J-J
70,000r*_Jan 1 ’28-’37
Parks.
4s '22 F-A
500____Aug 1 1927
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The city’s assessed valuation of real estate
4s '16 J-J
$7,000r_.Jan 1 ’28-’34
W ater B onds.
and personal property and tax rate have been as follows:
P laygrounds (outside debt limit).
-Assessed ValuationRate of Tax 4s ’97 F-A 15,000c— .Aug 1 1927
$7,000r__Jan 1 ’28-’29
4s ’98 F-A 10,000c.-.A ug 1 1928 3.45s’09J-J
Personal.
Total.
•per SI.000
Years—
Real.
28 000c_-Jan 1 ’28-’34
$1,898,054,900
1926_______ $1,728,305,200
$169,749,700
$31.80 4s ’02 M-N llO.OOOr— .N ov 1 1932 4s T4 J-J
Paving B onds.
27,000r__ July 1 1933
177,202,200
1925_______ 1,685,597,700
$1,862,799,900
$26.70 4s ’03 J-J
1924......... — 1,632,731,200
175,838,098
1,808,569,298
24.70 3 Z$s’99 J-D 10,000c...June 1 1929 4s ’25 •M-S $20,000____Sept 1 1929
_
Streets and Bridges.
160,146,800
1923_______ 1,553,957,500
24.70 3 /4s’99 M-N 12,000c_ Nov 1 1929
1.714,104,300
Mch 1 1930 4 /£s’20 J-J $14,000c_.Jan 1 ’28-’30
1922............. 1,501,628,400
24.70 3 /4s’00 M-S 15,000c
176,081,306
1,677,709,706
15,000-.Jan 1 ’28-’32
1921______ 1,420,979,600
24.70 3 /4s’01 A-O 13,000c__ Apr 1 1931 4s ’22 J-J
174.767.343
1,595,746,943
_
60.000.
-Jan 1 ’28-’33
24.10 3/4s’01 J-D 15,000c_ June 1 1931 4M s’23 J-J
1920_______ 1,396,073,300
176,385,480
1,572,458,780
23.60 3 /4s’02 A-O 75,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1932 4s ’24 M-S 49,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’34
1919......... — 1,329,290,100
198,860,978
1,528,151,078
21.20 3H s’02 F-A 15,000c...A ug 1 1932 4s ’25 M-S 19.000. -Sept 1 ’27-’45
184,578,204
1918............... 1,313,553,600
1,498,131,804
30,000r*_Jan 1 ’28-’37
19 17______ 1,304,620,800
17.70 3/4s’02 M -N190,000r*-_Nov 1 1932 3 ^ s ’27 J-J
162.545.343
1,467,166,143
S chools and Sites.
3,000c_ July 1 1933
_
17.80 3/4s’03 J-J
1916 ........... 1,279,778,300
328,929,679
1,608,707,979
$3,000r__Jan 1 ’28-’30
17.50 3 /4s’04 F-A 165,0 0 0 c...F e b 1 1934 3.6s’10 J-J
303,902,900
1.541,351.409
1914 ........... 1,237,448.500
_
25,000c_ July 1 1934 4s T3 J-J
41,400c.-Jan 1 ’28-’33
16.40 3 /4s’04 J-J
1912 ........... 1,186,474,900
295,345,020
1.481,819,920
4,000c. Jan 1 ’28-'31
16.40 3 /4s’05 F-A 5 0 ,000 c...F eb 11935 4 J4s’21 J-J
274,771,323
1910______ 1,118,989,100
1,393,760,423
12,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’39
1905 ______ 1,021,431,200
16.00 3 /4s’05 F-A 25,000r..-A ug 1 1935 4 Z£s’21 J-J
1,259,745,682
238,314,482
_
77,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’41
14.70 3/4s’06 A-O 25,000c_ Apr 1 1936 4 /i s ’21 J-J
226,685,132
902,490,700
1900 ...........
1,129,175,832
_
12.80 3s ’06 J-D 20,000r_ June 1 1936 4s ’21 J-J 231,000. ..J a n 1 ’28-’41
206,616,878
1895 ______
744,751,050
951,367,928
77,000--Jan 1 ’28-’41
1890 ______
619,990,275
822,041,800
13.30 3s '07 M-S 25,000c...M ch 1 1937 4/£ s’21 J-J
202,051,525
30,000r_ July 1 1937 4s ’24 M-S 196,000--M ar 1 ’28-’44
_
437,370,100
1880 ______
202,092,395
639,462,495
15.20 4s ’07 J-J
15.39 4s ’08 A-O 20,000r__Apr 1 ’28-’37 4s ’24 M-S / 10,000c. .M ar 1 1928
218,496,300
1870 ______
365,593,100
584,089,400
_
\154,000cMar 1 ’29-’44
DEBT AND TA X LIMITATIONS.— Taxes in Boston, exclusive of 4s ’08 F-A 32,000r_ Aug 1 1937
W ater (outside debt limit).
the State tax, county tax and sums required by law to be raised on account 4 /4s'09 A-O 16,500r..Apr 1 ’28-’ 38
s’09 J-J
’28-’29
4/4s’09
of the city debt, are limited by Chapter 521 of the Acts o f 1910 and amend­ 4s TO M-N 12,000r„N ov 1 ’27-’38 3/4T5 J-J $10,000r_.Jan 1 ’28-’35
80,000r__Jan 1
7 ,0 0 0 r____ 1927-1933 4s
ments thereto, to $24.43 on every $1,000 of the assessor’s average valuation 4s TO F-A
4M s’20
4 ,80 0 c...J a n ’29-’44
A-O
4,000r____
of the taxable property therein for three years, said valuation being first re­ 4s ’ l l A-O 28,000r_0ct 1927-1930 4s ’22 J-J
J-J
12.500_ Jan 1 ’28-’32
_
1 ’27-’40
duced by the amount of all abatements allowed thereon previous to the 4s ’ l l
J-J 26,000r_July 1 ’28-’40 4s ’25 M-S 385,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’ 55
thirty-first day o f December in the year preceding said assessment.
M-S
1 ’28-’35
Sec. 2, Chap. 312, Laws of 1885 (Sec. 3, Chap. 27, of the 1902 edition, Re­ 4s ’ l ’l13 M-S 44,500r_Mch 15 ’28-'43 4s Village Brook Impt. Bonds.
’26 J-J $171,000r*_Jan 1 ’28-.46
4 /is
vised Statutes), places the debt limitation of the city of Boston at 214% of 4s '14 F-A 15.000-Mar 1 ’28 '44
Highway Bonds.
17.000..F eb
the average assessors’ valuations of the taxable property for the preceding 4s '14 J-D 15.000
4s ’26 J-J
___________June 1 ’23-’41f$40,000r*.Jan 1 ’27-’31
three years.
A-O
I 35,000r*.Jan 1 ’32-’36
The foregoing limitation is of course exclusive of debts created for water 4s T5 A-O 13.000. .A pr 1 ’28-’40
4.000—
Oct 1 '27-’30 Fire Alarm System Bonds.
supply, and further exceptions have been made from year to year by differ­ 4s '15 A-O
J-J /$30,000r*.Jan 1 ’27-’36
4s '16
20,500_____ 1927-1946 4s ’26
ent legislatures authorizing bonds outside of the debt limit for various 4s T7 -_ 1 20,000r*_Jan 1 ’37-’46
20.000
--1927-1947
purposes, especially enumerated.
’26
J-J / $9,000r*.Jan 1 ’27-’29
18 M -N
1 1928
It is proper to state that under Chapter 93, Acts of 1891, the city is 4/4s’ 19 A-O , 2.000—— M ay’28-’29 4s _
4/4s’
1 4,000r*_Jan 1 ’30-’31
4.0 00.-Apr 1
authorized to anticipate its authority to borrow money within its debt limit 5/4s’20'M-S
Debt Jan. 1 1927.
19,500.-M ar 1 ’28-’40
for any current municipal year.
5/4s’21 J-J
8,000c. July 1 ’28-’31 TOTAL D E B T _________ $2,068,590
POPU LA TIO N — 1920, 748,060: 1915, 745,439; 1910. 670,585: 1905,
529,890
I0,000c-July 1 ’32-’41 Deduct debt outside limit93.598; 1900, 560,892; 1890. 448.477; 1880. 362.839; 1870, 250,526.
4/4s’22 A-O 45.000. .A pr 1 ’28-’42 N ET DE B T, as defined by
4 /is ’22 A-O
law----------------------------- 1,538,700
2,000 ------Oct 1 1927
BOURNE.
Agricultural School Bonds.
Net debt allowed by la w .. 4,135,757
5.000—
Oct 1 ’28-’32
This town is in Barnstable County. 4s '14 J-J
*9.000c-July 15 ’27-'29
Available balance_______ 2,597,057
-M ar 1 ’28 -’33
Incorporated April 2 1884.
434s’23 J-D 60,000c.July 1 ’28-’33 -s ’23 M-S 24.000.
4Z£s’23 A-O 14,500r*0ct 1 ’27-’33 Assessed valuation, real-130,195,100
R efund ingB onds.
S chool Notes.
, 8,500r*0ct 1 ’27-’43 Assess, val., personal___19,156,490
4s ’24 J-J $60,000c.July 1 ’28-’39 4/4s’ 14 M-S $16,000c.Sept 3 ’27-'34
4s '15 J-D 16,000c_June 2 ’28-’35 4 /i s ’24 M -N / 9,000r*May 1 ’28-’29 Total valuation 1926____ 149,351.500
Town Hall Notes.
Tax
A
^ ,25,000r*May
1’30-’34 rate (per ?1,000) 1926---$21.30
9,000c.Sept 3 ’27-’35
_s
J-J
$7,500.-July 1 ’28-’33 4s T5 M-8
A-O 39,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’40
4s T6 A-O 45,000c.Apr 15 ’28-’36 4s 25
IN T . on coupon bonds payable at
Bridge Loan.
A-O 15,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’30 First Nat. Bank of Boston; on other
9,000c.J’ne 30 ’28-’36 4s ’25
-s
J-J $10,000.July 15 ’28-’32 4s '16 J-D
A-O 24,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’31 bonds by Town Treasurer.
4/4s’ 17 J-J
33,000c.July23’27-’37 4s ’26
Road Notes.
4s 26
A-O 60,000_____ 1928-1947
_s
J-J $2,000-July 15 ’27-’28
School Bonds.
ASSETS.— The water-works are
A-O 24,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’31
_s
J-J
4,000 --July 15 1927 4/£s’24 M -N 30,000 _____ 1927-1929 4s 26
valued at £$1,272,100 and municipal
T uberculosis Hospital Bonds.
Note debt Jan 1 1927____ $92,750 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 $248,000
$6,729,000.
Cash on hand____________
15,277 Temporary debt (add’l ) .
110,000 5 /4s 20 J-J S36 000.-July 1 ’28-'30 real estate and buildings,A
Assessed valuation, real_ 7,195,238 Other indebtedness_____
_
*446,563 5 /4s 21 M-S 34 000--M ar 1 ’28-’31
Sidewalk Bonds.
Assessed val'n, personal_ 1,241,411 Total ass’d value 1926 -767,099,39b
_
CAMBRIDGE.
IN T . on 4 /4s of 1922 at the First 4/£s’22 J-J $10,000.-July 1 ’28-’37
Total valuation 1926______ 8,436,649
This city is in Middlesex County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $19.20 Nat. Bank, Boston; on others at -s '23 M -N 1,000----May 1 1628 Inc. Mar. 17 1846. Population 1910.
2,000r*_.July 1 1928 104,839; 1920, 109,494.
Population 1910. 2,474; 1920, 2,530 First Nat. Bank, Boston, or by check 4/4s’23 J-J
Drainage Bonds
to holders o f bonds.
The following bonds were issued
* Amount due State o f Massa­ 3 Z4s’02 J-D $3 ,000 r___ 1927-1932 prior to Jan. 1 1914, for which sink­
BRAIN TR E E .
11,000
1927-1929 ing funds are established:
This town (P. O. So. Braintree) is chusetts onlaccount o f State high­ 4/4sT9
4/4s 19 J-J
3,000-.July 1 ’28-’29
In Norfolk County. Incorporated ways.
Street Loans.
5/4 s20 J-J
30.000-.July 1 ’28-’30 4 s ’07 M-S 25,000r_..Sept 1 1927
May 13 1640.
5 /4s 21 M-S 13.000c.Mar 1 ’28 ’31 4s ’07 M-N 10.000r_._Nov 1 1927
4s ’24 J-J $30,000____July ’28-’29 BROCKTON.
5s '21 . . .
36,000
1927-1931 4s ’08 J-J
This city is in Plymouth County.
School Bonds.
34,000c. ..Jan 1 1928
4b ’l l J-J $12,000c.July 1 ’28-’31 Incor. April 9 1881. Population 4s 22 F-A l 3.000 --.A u g 1 1927 4s ’08 F-A 42,000r_ Aug 1 1928
_
l 6,000--Aug 1 ’27-’32 3 Z4s’09 M-N 20,000r___Mch 1 1929
4/4s’ 19 J-D
3,000c.Dec 1 ’ 27-’29 1910. 56,878; 1920. 66,254.
- s ’23 M -N 15.000--M ay 1 ’28-’33 4s TO J-J
Fire Departm ent.
4 s ’22 M-S 64,000_____ 1927-1942
12.000r-..July 1 1930
Surface Drain Bonds.
$4,000 _____ 1927-1930
3)4s’ l l M-S 27,000r---- Mch 1 1931
4 K s’25 A-0140,000_____ 1927-1940 4s ’ 10 - - 27.000--July 1 ’28-’42 4M s’23 . . . $17,500 -------- 1927-1933 3 Hs’ l l J-J 45.000r--.July 1 1931
4s ’26 J-J 15 335,800c___1927-1941 4s ’22 J-J
4s ’26 J-D 96,000______1927-1941 4/4s’23 J-J 24,000r*-.July 1 ’28-’33 4 /is 24 M -N J10,500r *May 1 ’28-’29 3Z4s’ 12 M-S
6,200r*__ Sept 1 1932
,
_ \30,000r*May 1 ’30-’34 3/4s’ 13 F-A
Sewer Bonds.
Town-Hall Bonds.
6,250c___Feb 1 1933
4s’ 12 J-D $10,000c_June 1 ’28-’32 3 Hs’95 A-O $3,100r.Apr 10 ’28-’29 4s 25 A-O |77,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’38 3 /4s
J-J
13,500____ Jan 1 1930
\42,OO0r*Apr 1 ’39-’45 4s
3.000c—Apr 1928-’30
J-J
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
3 )4s’01 A-O
4,000------ July 1 1933
Paving Bonds.
8,000r —Feb 1 ’28-’35
4s T3 F-A 18.000____ Aug 1 1933
4J4s’ 19 J-D $9,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’35 3 /4s’01 F-A
5 .0 00____Oct 1 1927
3,0 00r____ 1927-1929 4 /is'2 2 A-O
Water Main & Stand Pipe Bds. 3/4s’06 A-O
Sewer Bonds (In side Lim it).
4s ’26 J-D $50,000______1927-1936 4s ’06 A-O lO.OOOr—Apr 1 ’28-’37 _s 23 M -N 15,000 — M ay 1 1928 3 ZSs’01 F-A $10,000r_ Aug 1 1931
_
_
BOND .D E B T Mar 30 ’27 $754,800 4s ’06 A-O 12.000r____1927-1938 4s '25 A-O (14,000r*_ Apr 1 1928 3H s’03 A-O 20,000r_Oct 11933
[91,000r*Apr 1 ’29-’35 3/4s’04 M -N 40,000r___ M ay 1 1934
Assess, val., real astate_ 16,905,812 4s ’ 10 F-A 14,000r____1927-1940
_
_ (27,000c------Apr 1 1928 3/4s’04 M -N 5,000r_ N ov 1 1934
Assess, val.. personal___ 1,569,540 4s T2 M-8 15,000r_Mar 1 ’28-’42 .
_
Total assess, val. 1926___ 18,475,352 4/4s’ 13 J-D ll.OOOr.June 1 ’28-'38 4s 26 A-O 178.000c.Apr 1 ’29-’31 3/4s’05 M -N 15,000_____M ay
1
4s
-Apr 1 ’28-'39 26 A-O 105,600.-Apr 1 ’28-’31 3 /4s
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--$32.80 4s ’ 14 A-O 12.000.
J-J 10,000_____July 1 1941
C ity Hall Square Ext. Loan.
4s ’07 A-O 35,000r_—Apr 11937
Pop’n 1910, 8.066; 1920 ----------10,580 4s '15 A-O 13.000—Apr 1 ’ 28-’40
' ‘
. U 5,000--July 1 ’28-’32 4s ’08 J-D
4s ’ 17 M-N 14.000.-M ay 1 ’28-’42 . . .
IN T. on the 4/4s o f 1919 at the
5.000r_ Dec 1 1938
_
4 /i s 23 A-O 14,000140ct 1 ’27-’33 3/4s’ 10 J-J
4/4s’18 M -N 1,000_____ May 1928
First National Bank, Boston.
23,000r*__Jan 1 1940
. ,!^ !> 0?eTC
<rmetery Ext. Loan.
4s TO J-J
4/4 s’ 1 9 - . 6,0 00........... 1927-1929
15.000r-..M ay 1 1940
4 /4s 23 J-J ($4,000r*July 1 ’28-’31 3Z4sTl M-S lO.OOOr. ..M ch 1 1941
4/4s’ 19 J-J
90.000 -------- 1927-1944
BRIDGEWATER.
. 1
l,000r*July 1 ’32-’33 3/4s’l l J-J
This town is in Plymouth County. 5s ’21 M-S 133.000-Sept 1 ’27-’45
lO.OOOr-----July 1 1941
C hronic Infirm ary Bonds.
3/4 s’13 F-A 10,000c___Feb 1 1943
Town buys water plant for $175,- 5s '21 M-S ’ 8,000c.Mar 1 ’2 8 ’36
.
1 1927
'
2 5 ,0 0 0 c... July 1 1943
5s ’21 M-S ( 8,000c.Mar 1 ’28 ’31 4s ,oa ^ . jf$2,500r*..Aug ’28-’31 4s T3 J-J
000, see V. 120, p. 608.
26 F-A
8,000r* Aug 1
1 5,000c.Mar 1 '32-’36
3 J4s’99 M-N 42,000r___ Nov 1 1929
High School Bonds.
_ l 5,000r* Aug ’32-’36
_
4/4s’18 J-J $40,000r.July 1 ’28-'35 5Ms’21 J-J /20,000c-July 1 ’28-'31 TOTAL DEBT, SINKING1FD., &c 3 Z4s’00 J-J lOO.OOOr___July 1 1930
\40,000c.July 1 '32-’41
3/4s’01 F-A lOO.OOOr...Aug 1 1931
W ater Bonds.
8,000c—Oct 1 '28-'31 „
4s ’25M-S ($216,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’45 5s '21 A-O
,
Dec. 1 1926. 3/4s’02 M-N 20,000r___ Nov 1 1932
41.000.
-July 1 ’28-’32
\ llO.OOOc.Mar 1 ’46-’55 4 /i s
J-J
Gross city d e b t ................ $4,199,800 3 /4s’03 A-O 40,000r___ Apr 1 1933
6,000_ Oct 1 ’ 27-’32 Bonds outside debt limit*. 2,870,400 4s ’07 A-O 25,000r___ Apr 1 1937
_
3 K s’27 M -S 75,000c-May 1 ’28-’52 4/4 s’22 A-O
_s"’23 M -N 41,000—May 1 *28-’43
4s ’07 M-N 10,000r___ Nov 1 1937
S chool Bonds.
4s ’25M -N . ( $6,000c— M ay 1 1928 4/4s’24 M -N(45,000r*May 1 ’28-’42 Bond debt inside dt. limit. T7329.400 4s ’08 F-A 25.000r--.A ug 1 1938
1 4,000r*May 1 ’43-’44 Debt limit 2 /4 % average
4s
1 60,000c-May 1 ’29-’40
_
3-year valuation_______ 1,697,274 3 /4’08 J-D 12,000r_ Dec 11938
3,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’30
s’09 J-J
GEN. B D . D T . Apr 5 1927 $123,750 4s ’25 A-O
2,000r— July 1 1939
Borrowing capacity____ $367,874 3 Z4s’ 10 J-J
23,000c. „ J a n 1 1940
Floating debt (add'l)--------85,000 4s ’26 A-O J12,000c.. Apr 11928
\33,000c. Apr 1 ’29-’31 Temporary loans________ 1.100,000 4s U0 J-J
Water debt (add’l )________ 422,000
25,000r— July 1 1940
584,008 3 J4s’ l l J-D 10,000c.. .D ec 1 1941
Assess, val., real estate____4,275,765 4s ’26 A-O $81,500______1928-1947 Water sinking fund______
Assess, val., personal_____1,075,147 4s '26 A-O 45,600—Apr 1 ’28-’31 Tot. assess, val. 1926____72,610,050 3/4s’ 12 M-S 15,000c...S ept 1 1942
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $38.00 3Z4s’ 13 F-A 10.000c. ..F e b 1 1943
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Total assess, value ’26------- 5.350,912
* Bonds outside of debt limit con­
_
$1,500
1927-1929
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26-$37.59 4/4s’ 1 9 _
B uilding Loans.
7,5003.Mar 1 V 8-'31 sist of $1,500,700 water, $537,200 4s ’07 M-S S30.000r__.Sept 1 1927
Population 1925, 9,294; 1920, 8.438 5/4s’2l M-S
4M s’22 J-J 185,000--July 1 ’28-’32 sewer, $184,500 surface drainage,
Playgrounds Loan.
4s '22 J-J
6,000.-July 1 ’28-’32 $218,000 high school, $32,000 play­ 4s TO J-J $50,000r_ July 1 1940
_
BRISTOL COUNTY.
County seat at Taunton. Incor­ _s ’23 M -N 15 ,000 -.. M ay 1 1928 grounds, $87,000 hospital and $311- 3/4s’ l l J - J
15,000r. ..July 1 1941
3 I4s’ ll J-D 30,000c. .. Dec 1 1941
porated 1685. Pop’n 1910, 318,573; 4/4s’23 A-O 56,000r*0ct 1 ’27-’33 000 street.
The city owns real estate valued at 4Z4s’25 A-O 12,000c--0ct 1 ’27-50
4)4s’24 M -N 14,000r*May 1 ’28-’34
1920. 359,005.
4s ’26 A-0$131,500______1928-1947 $4,267,790.
Im provement Bonds.
Bridge Notes and Bonds.
IN T . at City Treasurer’s office.
4/4s’17 F-A $1,0 0 0 c.-A u g 151927 4s ’26M A-0 31.500______1928-1947
4s ’26 . . . $55,000 _____1927-1956




1935

J une, 1927.]

MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES & TOWNS

37

W ater Bonds (Outside limit).
M unicipal Im pt. B onds (Out*
Cemetery Bonds.
CAMBRIDGE (C o n c lu d e d )—
4s ’08 M-S $60,000c— Sept 1 1928
4s ’21 J-D $10,000c.June 1 ’28-’37
side Limit).
S ch ool Bonds.
3K s’09 F-A $500,000o-.Feb 1 1959 3 Ks’09 A-O 6 5 ,000 c...A pr 15 1929
P layground Bonds.
3 K s’08 J -D $10,OOOr
Dec 1 192S
15,000.-July 1 ’28-’42
_
3 Jus’ l l M-S
5,000r_ Mch 1 1931 4s ’24 A-O $23,000c.Oct 1 ’27-'49 4s ’08 M-S 400,000c_..Sept 1 1958 4Ms l J-J
A-O
7,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’40
4s ’10 F-A 100.000c_ Feb 1 1960 4s ’l
_
W ater Bonds (Sinking F und).
3 K s’ 10 J-J
93,500r*__Jan 1 1930
4s ’13 J-J 15,000c.Jan 15 ’28-’42
Park Loan (O utside Lim it).
4s '06 M-N $280,000c&r.May 1 1936
4s ’ 10 J-J 120,0 0 0r_-Ju ly 1 1930
4s 13 J-D
8,000c Dec 15 ’27-42
A-O $100.000c__0ct 1 1936
3Ms'12 M-S
2,500___ Mch 1 1932 4 s ’07 J-D 49,000r. ..June 1 1937 4s
4K s
J-D
4,0 00..D ec 1 ’27-’34
S chool Loan (Outside Limit).
25,000c...July 1 1937
3 K s’ 13 F-A
5,0 00c.. Feb 1 1933 4 s ’07 J-J
Light Bonds (Outside limit).
4 s ’08 J-D 20,000r...June 1 1928 4s T6 J-D $78,000-June 1 ’28-'36
Hospital Bonds.
M -N ($ 3 ,0 0 0 c ... M ay 11935
4s ’08 F-A $20,OOOr_ Aug 1 1928 4 s ’08 F-A 17,000r.—Aug 11938 TOT. D EBT Apr 30’27..$3,304,9S0 3J*s
_
\ 5,000c_ M ay 11936
_
5,000c. ..Jan 11930
Sewer Bonds.
4 s ’ 10 J-J
95 ,000 c...Ju ly 1 1930 3 14s’ 10 J-J
F-A
10,000
Aug 11931
4s ’26 A-O $8,OOO..Oct 1 ’27-’30 4s
3 14s’ 10 F-A 5,OOOr. . . Feb 11930
3 Jus’ l l J-D
4,0 0 0 c..-D e c 11931
A-O
2,000____Oct 1 1937
16,500r___M ay 1 1941
Departm ental Equipm ent Bds. 4s
3}4s'12 M-S 25,000r. ..M ch 1 1932 314s’ l l . . .
M -N 6,000____Nov 2 1938
$25,000_____ 1927-1931 4s
3 K s’ l l J-D 10.000r_--Dec 11941 4 s ’26
Park Bonds
A-O
2 ,0 0 0 ..-Apr 15 1939
TOT. D EBT Apr 30 ’27..$3,304,980 3 ^ s
W ater B onds (Serial).
4 s '95 F-A$100,000r. ..A u g 1 1935
J-D
5 0 0 --. June 1 1928
$11,000..S ep t 1 '27-'37 Sinking funds_____________ 555,554 31.1s
4 s ’96 F-A 100,000r-—Feb 11936 3 14s
A-O
2,000.-O ct 1 ’27-’28
3.000- -M ar 1 ’28-’33 Net debt______________ - — 2,749,426 4Ms
4s
3 K s’97 M-S 100,OOOr. . -Sept 1 1937
F-A
(35,000c
Aug 11929
12.000. . July 1 '28-’33 Total assess, val. 1926 ___53,624,950 4s
3 Ks’97 M-N 50,OOOr
Nov 1 1937 4s
116,0 0 0 c ... Aug 11930
25.000. .July 1 ’27-’44 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$40.80
3 Ks’98 F-A 100,OOOr Aug 1 1938 4s
M-N
10 ,0 0 0 c...N ov 11932
4.000- -N ov 1 ’27-’32 Popula’n 1920, 43,184; 1925. 47,247. 3 Ms
4s
3 K s’9S J-D 50,OOOr...June 1 1938
A-O 15,000c_ Oct 1 1933
_
8,00 J--F eb 1 ’28-’33 The city owns the water works 31ls
3 Ms’99 F-A 100,OOOr. ..A u g 1 1939 4s
A-O
10,0 0 0 c...A u g 11934
1,500___ Sept 1 1929 within the city limits which, in 1926, 3 Us
3Ms’00 J-J
50,OOOr_ July 1 1940 314s
_
4s ’ 10 F-A
20,0 0 0 c...A u g 11940
3 Hs’00 M-N 50,OOOr. ..N o v 1 1940 4!4s’21 . . . 264,0 0 0c..O ct 1 ’27-'50 had total revenue item of $149,243.95 5{*s’21 J-J
(40,000.July 15 ’27-’36
334s’01 M-N100,000r___Oct 1 1941 414s’22 A -O ( 154,OOOc_.Oct 1 ’27-’37 and after all expenses, a surplus of
115.000.
July 15 ’37-’41
1 65,000c.. Oct 1 ’38-’42 $30,996.Q
3H s’02 J-J
48,OOOr.—July 1 1942
0.
Sewer Bonds (Outside limit).
Extension Loan Bonds.
_
3 J4s’03 F-A 50,OOOr_ Apr 11943
INTEREST is paid in Boston at 4s
M-S $70,000c...Sept 11928
3 K s’04 M-S 25,OOOr...Sept 1 1944 4s ’26 A-O $4,000...O c t 1 ’27-’34 United States Trust Co. or by City 4s
M-S 25,000.— Sept 11929
INTEREST on bonds is payable at
3 J4s’04 M-N 6,OOOr. ..N o v 1 1944
Treas. through the Chelsea Trust Co. 4s
M-S • 4,000o
Sept 11931
3H s’05 M-N 45,OOOr. ..M ay 1 1945 the First National Bank. Boston.
3Hs
J-J
3,000c.. .July 11935
TOT. DEBT, SINKING FUNDS,
3 Ks’05 F-A
5,000r. ..A u g 1 1945
S ch ool Notes (Inside Limit).
CHICOPEE.
ETC.—
Mar. 31 1927.
3 14s’05 A-O
5,OOOr. ..A p r 11945
Chicopee is In Hampden
4s l l A-O
1 ’27-’31
4 s ’06 M-S 25,000r.—Sept 1 1946 Total general bond. debt.$4,554,950 oorp. as a town 1848; a city Co. In- 4s ’’ 16 J-D $15.000c. Oct 1 ’27-’31
(1 5,00 0..Dec
April 18
4 s ’07 A-O 10,OOOr. ..O ct 11947 Sinking funds___________ 2,778,576 1890.
110.000.
-D ec 1 ’32-’36
4 s ’08 M-N 12,000r. ..N o v 1 1948
4s ’ 17 M -N 7,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’34
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Net municipal debt___ $1,776,374
4 s ’08 F-A 30,000r.—Aug 1 1948
F itch b u rg T urnpike Bonds.
4H s’ 17 M-S $6,00').— Sept 1 1927
427,500
3H s’ 10J-J
8.800r___Jan 11950 Water debt (additional). .
384,723 4s ’26 J-J $93,000..July 1 ’27-’33 4s ’25 J-D $3,000c.June 1 ’28-’30
3 Hs’ l l M-S 17,OOOr. ..M ch 1 1951 Sinking funds___________
Fire Apparatus Loan (Inside
School Bonds and Notes.
3 K s’ l l J-J
7,000___ July 1 1951
Limit).
$42,777 4s '10 M-N $3,0 0 0 c.. N o v 30 1927
Net water d eb t________
3 Ms’ l l J-D
6,200___ Dec 1 1951
$1,000c.. July 5 1927
7,000____July 1 1928 4 H s’22 J-J
Net city and water debt.SI ,819,151 4s ’15 J-J
M etropolitan Park Assess. Loan
Macadam Paving Notes (Inside
BORROWING CAPACITY.— The 4 K s’17 J-D 150,000..June 1 ’28 ’33
3 J4s’02 F-A $46,000r_ Aug 1 1932
_
Limit).
5,000 ____ 1927-1931
borrowing capacity for city purposes 4^2 s'23 A-O
Serial Loans.
4 J£s’24 M -N (77,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’38 4 ^ s ’22 J-J5 $6,00 0c...Ju ly 5 1927
Since Jan. 1 1914 all loans o f the on Jan. 1 1927 was $918,502;
J-J
10,000..July 5 ’27-’28
1 2,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1939 4 ^ s
The sinking fund for the 20-year
city o f Cambridge have been issued
TOW N D E B T Jan. 1 1927:
Sewer Bonds.
on the “ serial” basis in compliance loans receives yearly 314 %; for the
30-year loans 2 % , and for the 40- 4s '15 A-O $2,000—Oct 1 ’27-’28 Within lim it ..._____ ______ $121,000
with Chapter 719. Acts o f 1913 and
4H s’ 17 A-O
3,000—Oct 1 ’27-’28 W ater debt________________ 176,000
amendments thereto. The “ serial” year loans 1 1-5%.
C IT Y W ATE R W ORKS.— The 4>£s’ 19 M-NJ 12,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’28 Sewer debt________________ 50,000
loans have been issued in the form of
l 5,000___ N ov 1 1929 Light debt_______________ 192,000
cost o f the water works up to April 1
coupon bonds o f $500 or $1,000 each
Total Jan 1 1927________ $539,000
whenever possible; odd amounts, less 1926 was $7,817,500, while the net 4 l£s’ 19M-N 51,000c Nov 15 ’27-'29
5M s’21 M-S
36,000____ 1927-1931
than $1,000, only when issue necessi­ debt on the same date was $633,287. 4M s’22 J-D
SINKING FUND—
5,000c.June 1 ’ 28-’32 For debt inside___________ $45,739
tated them. Coupon bonds may be For the year ending Mar. 31 1927, 4 ^ s ’23.T.T
20,000
1927-1928
exchanged for reg. bonds on request. water works receipts were $525,035.
outside__________ 258,787
4J4s’24 J-D
33,000__ $5.000yrly. For debt valuation, real_ 7,057,272
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
Street Loans.
Assessed
_
4s ’25 J-D
f34,000____ 1927-1929 Assessed val., personal___ 1,243,815
1926.
1925.
4J^s’17 M-S $2,0 0 0c...S ept 1 1927
160,000______1930-1935 Total valuation 1926_____ 8,301,087
$
$
4 s ’ 18 . . . 132,500c....... ..................
34,000..July 1 ’27-’31 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$37.80
Real estate. 153,647,500 146,132,200 4s ’26 J-J
4H s’ 19 A-O '3,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’29
•Bridge Bonds.
4J^s’ 19 A-O
8,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’29 P erson a l... 19,900,000 20,351,000
'07 M-S $16,000—12,000 yearly INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co..Boston.
445s’ 19 A -O f 20,000c----Oct 1 1927 Total______173,547,500 166,483,200 4 sRefunding Bonds.
$33.30
$32.50
1 20,000c .O ct 1 ’28-’29 Tax (per M )
3 K s g J-D $9,000c.June 1 ’28-’29 DALTON FIRE DISTRICT.
5s-5Ms’21 A-O 115.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-31
This district is in Berkshire County
♦Electric-Light Bonds.
4 s ’22 A-O 24,000c____Oct 1 1927 CANTON.
4s '22 A-O 102,000c.-0ct 1 ’27-’32
This town is in Norfolk Co. Inc. 3Hs g J-D $4,000c___June’28-’31 -s Loans.. . $13,. 00— ------- ---------.
M -N
4M s’23 J-D
7,000— June 1 1928 Feb. 23 1797. Pop’n 1910, 4,797: 4 s ’’ i ’ J-D 60,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’36 -s
...
73,500_______________
4s 16
22,275—June 1 '28-’36
44£s’23 J-D /12,000—June 1 ’28-’29 1920, 5,945.
TOTAL D E B T Apr 1 1927.-186,700
♦Water Bonds.
120.000.
-June 1 nd ing Loan Notes.
R efu ’30-'33
F-A
. . . $14,000..N ov 1 ’27-’28 4!^s’ 19 J-D $30,000c.Aug 1 ’27-'29
4 J£s’23 J-J / 46,000-July 15 ’27-'28 -s
4J4s’23
3 ,5 0 0 ... June 1 1928 DANVERS.
\110,000--July 1 ’29-’33
Highway C onstruction Notes.
This town is in Essex County.
4s ’24 J-D 40,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’34 -s ’23 F-A $ 2 ,0 0 0 ....A u g 1 1927 4s ’24 M-N162,C00-$13,500 yearly Inc. 1757. Population 1910, 9,407;
4K s’25 A-O (12,000.......... 1927-1932
4s '24 A-O /18,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’28 -s ’24 A-O
2,500___ Oct 1 1927
1 7,000______1933-1939
111.800c. ..O c t 1 1929 4J4s’25 A-O
5,500..O ct 1 ’27-’30 4s ’26 M-S 200,000..S e p t 1 ’27-’46 1920, 11,108; 1925, 11,796.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s ’ 24 A-O 112,000c___ Oct 1 1927
W ater Bonds.
4 s ’25
J-J $21,000 _____ 1928-1930
Water & Paving Bonds.
177,000c.Oct 1 '28-'34 414s’25 A-O $73,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’45
{$88,000. .June 1 ’27-’30 4s ’25
J-J 9.000 _____ 1928-1930
41£s’25 A-O (20,0 0 0c..O ct 1 ’27-’28
Departm ent Equip. Bonds.
21,000__ June 1 1931
118,000c..O ct 1 ’29-’30 -s ’25 J-J $12,000.-July 1 ’28-’30 4 s '26 J-D 14,000. .June 1 ’32-’38 Electric .Light Bonds.
4s ’98
..
$5,500__________ 1928
4J£s’25 A-Of202,OOOc..Oct 1 ’27-’32
T uberculosis Hospital (N orfolk
5,5 0 0 c...A p r 1 1931
l 1,000____June 1 1939 4s ’01 A-O
C ounty) Notes.
1 93,000c..O ct 1 ’33-’35
Playground Bonds.
4s ’08
. . . 11,000__________ 1928
4s ’26 A-O 290,000..A pr 1 ’28-’37 -s
M -N $2.000..N o v 1 ’27-’ 28
8,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32
’ 25 F-A $24,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’36 4s ’22 A-O
4s ’26 A-O ( 4,000___ Oct 1 1927 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $116,000 4s Paving Bonds.
4Ms’23 A-O 4,200.-Apr 1 ’28-’33
73,000
112,000-.0ct 1 '28-’31 Water debt (incl.)________
School Bonds.
28,521 4J^s’ 19 F-A $24,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’29
4s ’26 A-O 75,OOO..Oct 1 ’27-’36 Cash on hand____________
5)^s’21 A-O 29.600c.Apr 30 ’28-’31 4s ’26 A-O $275,000______1928-1947
4s ’26 A-O / 31,000___ Oct 1 1927 Assessed val. 1926—
Real-----------------6,723,495 4M s’2 2 A O 62,500c.Apr 1 5 '2 8 ’32 4s Water Bonds.
1270,000.-Oct 1 ’28-’36
A-O $6,OOOc.Oct 1 31-’34
Personal_______________ 1, <>32,175 4!Ss’23 J-D 105,000..June 1 ’28-33
4s ’26 A-O 3 5 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1 ’27-’36
T o ta l__________________ 8,655.670 4 Y s ’24 M -N 34,000c.M a y 1 ’28-'29 4s ’08 A-O 57.000 _Apr 1 1938
S chool Bonds.
4s
„ . 135,000________1927-1935 3 ^ s ’05 A-O
3.000 _June 1 1935
4s ’ 15 J-J $26,300___ Jan 1928-35 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$30.00
2.000 _Apr 1 1937
( 9,000_____ 1927-1928 4s ’07 A-O
IN T . payable at town treasury.
41^s
J-J
26,300--July 1 ’28-'35
4s ’25 J-D
8,000__________ 1929 4s TO M-S 30.000 _Mar 1 1940
4>is’17 J-J
50,000c.July 1 ’28-’37
l 7,000__________ 1930 4s ’ l l A-O 43.000 _Apr 1 1941
4 K s’ 19 A-O
8,OOOc_Oct 1 ’27-’34 CHATHAM.
School Bonds.
.
5s ’21 A-O
8,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’30
This town is in Barnstable County. 4H s’22 J-D/$42,500c.June 1 ’28-’41 4 ^ s ’19 A-O 17.000 _____ 1928-1944
9.000 _____ 1927-1935
5)4s’20 A-O
4s '23 A-O 208,000c..0ct 1 '27-’42
S chool & Mun. Loan A ct of
8.000 ____1928-1935
l
500c. ..J u n e 1 1942 5Ms’20 A-O
4 ^ s ’23 J-J 70,000.July 15 ’27-’43
1923 Bonds.
4s ’24 A-O (12,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’34 4s ’ 24 J-J $89,000c.July 1 ’28-’44 4s ’24 M-S / 90.000cSept 1 '27-'35 4s ’24 A-O 88.000 ___ 1928T954
18.000 ___ 1928-1945
l 5.000c_ .Sept 1 1936 4s ’25 . . .
tlO,OOOc.Oct 1 ’35-’44 BON D. D E B T Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $90,000
4s ’25 J-J
88,000.-July 1 '27-30 4s '26 A-O 124,000c..A pr 1 ’28-’51
Sewer Bonds (Inside Limit).
Floating debt (add’l)_______________ 16,900
3!4s’ 16 M -N $5,000c-Nov 1 '27-’36 Assessed v al., real estate___4,404,730 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27.$1,963,000 BOND. D EBT Apr 13 ’27:
Water___________________$404,000
Less exemptions of*_______________ 844,250
314s’ 16 M -N 7,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’46 Assessed val., personal___ 567,690
36,400
414s’17 J-J
37,OOrtc.July 1 ’ 28-’37 Total assessed val. 1926___4,972.420 Assessed valuation, r e a l..40,652,820 Electric light____________
Ordinary_________________
30,500
414s’ 17 J-J
20,000c.July 1 ’28-’47 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $24.40 Assessed val.. personal___ 10,817,350 Sinking funds:
_
Total valuation 1927____ 51,470,170
414s’ 19 A-O
4,OOOc_Oct 1 '27-’34 Population, 1910, 1,564; 1920, 1,737 Borrowing capacity Jan 1
W ater__________________
54,050
414s’ 19 A-O 34,500c.0ct 1 ’ 27-’49
IN T . at First National Bank,
Electric light__________
21,175
1927__________________ 274,185.25
Boston.
B uilding Loans.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $30.00 Borrowing cap. Apr 13 ’27 . 335,000
_
4s
J-J $32,000.. July 1 ’28-’35
_
Population 1927,41,888; 1920, 36,214 Assessed valuation, real_ 9,718,475
4>4s’ 17 M-S 11,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’37 CHELMSFORD.
* Loans authorized by special Assessed val., personal__._l,458,950
4s ’ 18 . . .
30,000c______________
This town is in Middlesex County.
5s ’21 A-O 30.000c..O ct 1 ’27-’41 6 s ’21 . . . $20,000_____1927-1930
statute and not subject to the law Total valuation 1926____ 11,677,775
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.--$36.00
limiting municipal Indebtedness.
4!4s’23 J-D 14,000-.June 1 ’28-’41
Highway Bonds.
TNT. at First Nat Bank. Boston,
4s ’24 J-D 13,000c_Dec 1 ’ 27-’39 _-s
. . . $12,000_______________
IN T . at Nat. Shawmut Bank. Bos­ and Nat. Shawmut Bank.
Sewer Bonds (O utside Limit).
School Bonds.
4s
J-J $19,000. .July 1 ’28-'46 4s '16 A-O $27.000c..A pr 1 ’28-'36 ton. and Old Colony Tr. C o., Boston.
DARTMOUTH.
4s
J-J (13,000.-July 1 ’28-’40 4s '25 J-D 87,000c.June 1 ’28-'40 CLINTON.
This town is in Bristol County.
1 4 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 ’41-’43 GEN. BD. D T. Apr 13 '27. $202,577
This town is in Worcester County.
4>£s’23 J-D 39,000..June 1 ’28-’53 Total valuation 1926______7,564,805 Inc. 1850. Population 1910, 13,075; Inc. 1664.
W ater B onds.
4s ’23 J-J
27,000.July 15 ’27-’53 Tax rate (per $1.0001 1925-.-S30.00 1920, 12.979.
4s T5 F-A $28.000c.$2.000 yearly
4s ’23 J-J
27,000.July 15 ’27-’ 53 Population 1926, 6,573; 1920..5.682
R efu nding B onds.
e56
4Jis’25 A-O 72,500c..O ct 1 ’27-’55
3K s
J-J 5175,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 193i_ 4M s’24 . . .Notes.,0 0 0 c...$2,000yrly
S chool
H ospital Bonds (O utside Lim.)
R ef’g W ater (Outside limit).
4s T6 . . . a$2,000.Sept 1 6 ’27-28
4s ’ 16 . . . $65,000 _____1927-1936 CHELMSFORD WATER DIST.
3 K s g A-O $15,000c____Oct '27-'31 5s T9 . . . a)0.000-_0ct 1 ’27-’36
This district is in Middlesex C o .
414s
M-S
3,000___ Sept 1 1931
W ater Bonds (Outside limit).
35 .000 -.0ct 1 ’27-’40
4 !4s’ 19 A -O / 88,OOOc.Oct 1 ’26-’37 4H s’ 13 M-S $34 OOOc.Sept 1 '27-’43 4Y2s’ 14M-S$12,000c*$l ,500y’lySeptl 5 j^s’20 . . .
4s ’22 . . . fe48,OOO.Oct 1 ’27-’32
9,000c_ June 1 1944
_
\ 6,000c. Oct 1 ’38-’39 4s '14 J-D
S chool Bonds (Outside limit).
le70.000.0ct 1 ’33-’42
4s ’22 J-D 10.000-.June 1 ’ 28-’32 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1927- $48 300 4s ’10 J-J $11 ,OOOc*Jan 1 28 ’30
4 Hs’ 24 . . . el8,000 ____ 1927-1941
4s ’22 J-D 9,000.-June 1 ’28-’37 Assessed valuation 1926-. 2,009,885
Town-H all Bonds.
Dist. tax (per $1,000) 1926___ $3-55
Bridge Loans.
4s ’09 J-J $18,000c*. .Jan 1 ’28-’29 4s ’25 . . . e\ 9,000 _____ 1927-1929
[32,000 _____1930-1945
4s ’22 A-O $66,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’42 Population in 1926 (est)_____ 2,500
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 ’27:
IN T . at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Bost.
’26 .
9,000____ 1927-1941
41£s’23 J-D j 4,0 0 0 .-June 1 ’28-’ 29
Outside_______________
$39,000 4s eSewer. . Notes.
114.000. .June 1 ’30-’43
Inside_________________
193 000 4>£s’24 . . . $28,000 ____ 1927-1955
4s ’24 A-O i 9,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’29 CHELSEA.
Floating debt (a d d !)_______________ 30,000
The city is in Suffolk County. Sinking fund (general)_____________ 175,400 . . .
4s '25
26,000
1927-1952
130,000c. Oct 1 ’30-’44
aC
4s ’26 A-O (48,000-..O c t 1 ’27-’34 Settled in 1624; incorporated as a Sinking fund (water)_______________ 10,000 oncrete Street Notes.
4 K s’ 17
160.000. ..O c t 1 ’35-’46 town 1739; as a city March 13 1857. Borrowing capacity________________ 444,875 . . . s i . 000 ...A u g 1 ]927
W ater Extension Notes.
Paving Loan.
4s ’26 A-O 130,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’31
_
valuation, real..11,833,529
4K s’23 J-J $78,000r*July 1 ’ 28-’33 Assessed val., personal____ 4.582,315 4j^sT9 . . . $57,500..Aug 1 ’27-49
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed
5H s’20 . . . 7 8,000..Aug 1 ’27-’30
Bridge Loan (Outside Limit).
4s ’22 A-O $4,000c._0ct 1 '27-’52
1926__________ 16,415,844
130,000.. Aug 1 ’31-’50
4s ’22 A-O 26,000c.-Oct 1 ’27-’52 5s '20 M-N $24,000c.Nov 1 ,37-'40 Total val.(per 51,000) 1926_ $24,00
Tax rate
_
5s ’21 . . . 610,000.Aug 10 ’27-’36
School Bonds (Inside Limit.)
4s ’24 A-O 70 OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’54
IN T . payable at Clinton Trust -s ’22 . . . ( 9,000.Aug 15 ’27-32
4s ’24 J-D
9,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’29 4s ' l l A-O$250,000c. .O ct 1 ’30-’31
Co., Clinton; First Nat. Bank, Bos­
\20,000_ Aug 15 1933
_
4s ’26 A-O 30,000-..O c t 1 ’27-’56 4s ’ 15 J-D 50,000.-June 1 ’28 ’35
4Ms’25 M-S 190.000r.Sept 1 ’27-’45 ton, and Old Colony Trust C o., Bos 4 j^s’23 . . . e27,000..June 1 ’28-’53
Park Bonds (Outside Limit.)
4s ’25
el2,000
1927-1930
3>4s
F-A $50,000___ Aug 1 1931 4s ’26 A-O 100,000--Oct 1 ’27-’46
CONCORD,
Street Loan (Inside Limit).
4s '25 . . .
C9.000
1927-1935
Departmental Equipm ent Loan.
This town is In Middlesex County.
J-D $20,000-.June 1 ’28-’29
Bridge Notes.
414s’23 J-D $15,000 ...J u n e 1 1928 4s
_
4s ’24 A-O 42,OOOc.Oct 1 ’ 27-'29 5K s’20 M -N 6 0 ,0 0 0 c .N o v 1 ’27-’30 Inc. Sept. 12 1635. P oo’n 1910. 6s ’20 _ e$15,750-June 15 ’28-’40
M acadamizing Loan (InsideLim.) 6,421; 1920, 6,461; 1925,7,056.
4 s ’25 . . . eTll.OOO_____ 1927-1937
4 !4 s’25 A-O (38.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’28
1 18.OOOc.Oct 1 ’ 29-’30 4!£s’ 23 J-J $15,OOOr*. July 1 1928
4s ’25 . . . e/20,000 _____ 1927-1931
Road Bonds.
112.000 _____1932-1935
4s ’26 A-O 140.000...O c t 1 ’27-’31 4 s ’26 A-O 37,000-.O ct 1 ’27-’31 4s ’25 J-D $3,000c.June 1 ^ S -’SO1




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MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES & TOWNS

DARTMOUTH (C on clu ded ).
aT uberculosis Hospital Notes.
6s ’20 . . . $10,000.June 15 ’28-’36
cTow n O ffice B uilding Notes.
($3,000___________1927
4s '25 — ( 16,000 _____ 1928-1935
(10,000 _____ 1936-1945
T O TAL D E B T Jan 1 '2 7 .- $778,250
Water debt (incl.)________ 266,500
Assess, val., real estate.. 10,667,375
Assess, val., personal____ 1,468,725
Total assess, val. 1926...12,136,100
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---S36.00
Population in 1910, 4,378; '20. 6,493
Notes marked (a) payable to the
New Bedford Five Cent Savings
Bank, New Bedford; (6) to E. H.
R . Green; (e) to E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Boston; other notes, to C. D.
Parker & C o., Inc., Boston.
DEDHAM.
This town is In Norfolk County.
Inc. 1636. Pop’n 1926, 13,918, 1920,
10,792.
Sewer Bonds & Certificates.
4s T4 F-A $42,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’41
3Ms
A-O I 4 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’28
1 1,000____Oct 1 1929
Street Loans.
5s
F-A $2,700 —Feb 15 1928
School Loans.
3 K s’09 J-D *6,000 -J u n e 1 ’28-’29
4s T6 J-J
58,500..Jan 1 '28-’36
4s
J-J
7.000.. July 1 ’28-’34
5s '20 M -N 49.000-.N ov 1 ’27-’40
4X s
M-S / 90,000.M ar 1 ’28-’42
\ 7,500-Mar 1 ’28-’42
Bridge Loan.
4s
J-J $6,300--July 1 ’28-’34
Hospital Notes.
4}4sT 9M -N / $8,000-.N ov 1 ’27-’30
1 1.600____N ov 1 1931
TO T. DEBT Jan 1 ’27.
306,200
Assessed valuation, real..17,201,300
Assessed val., personal
3,667,423
Total valuation 1927____ 20,868,725
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $32.00
_
IN T. by check from City Treas.
DEERFIELD.
This town is in Franklin County.
S ch ool Bonds.
4Jis
...$ 1 5 3 .0 0 0 _______________
BON D. DEBT Jan. 1 ’23. $57,000
Total assess, val., 1926_ 4.644.700
_
Total tax rate (per$l,000) '26_$25.33
Population 1915, 2,913; 1920, 2,803
DOVER.
This town is in Norfolk County.
Dover Town House and Library
Loan Bonds.
4H s ’ 21 J-D $30,000c.Dec. 1 ’27-’31
BOND. DEBT M ay 22 '25 $42,000
_
Total assessed val. 1926_ 3,435,733
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26-$25.10
Population___ 1915. 1,044 1920, 867.
INTEREST payable in Boston.
DUDLEY.
This town Is In Worcester County.
Inc. 1732. Pop’n 1910. 4,267; 1920.
3,701.
W ater-Supply Bonds.
3H s’09 J-D $48,000r*June 1 ’28-’39
BON D. DEBT (water)
June 1 1927------------------- $44,000
Other debt (school & road
notes)__________________
20,000
Assess, val., real_________ 2,308,955
Assess, val., personal_____ 1,300,070
Total valuation 1926______ 3,623,955
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$40,40
IN T . at Old Colony Trust Co.
EAST BRIDGEWATER.
This town Is In Plymouth County,
Inc. June 14 1823. Pop. '10, 3,363;
1920. 3,486.
High S chool Bonds.
4s T2 M-S $4,8 0 0 c ___ 1927-1932
W ater Bonds.
4s TO J-D $1,000___ $500 yearly
4>4sT3 M-S 60 .000 ..Mar 1 '27-'43
W ater Notes.
4s ’25

A -O $ 2 1 ,0 0 0 c .A p r

Tintjn n ifR T

ERVING.
This town is in Franklin County.
School Bonds.
4s '24 J-D15/$16,OOOc Dec 15 ’27-’30
( 3,000c—Dec 15 1931
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927 $19,000
Assessed val., real estate..1,623,010
Assessed val., personal____ 622,233
Total assessed val. 1926___2,245,278
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$18.50
Borrowing capacity________ $24,970
Population, 1920, 1,295; 1925, 1,334
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Salem is the county seat.
Street Bvnds.
4s T4 M-S $5,0 0 0 c _________ 1927
T raining S chool Bonds.
4s ’24 M-S $50,000c.Sept 1 ’27-28
A gricultural School Bonds.
4s '13 F-A $21,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’33
4K s
...
20,000______1927-1930
4s ’26 M-S 40,000--M ar 1 ’28-’31
4s ’26 J-D 10.000c.Dec 1 ’27-’28
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’ 13 J-D $4,0 0 0 c _________ 1927
5s ’21 J-D 10,000c__Dec 1 ’27-’31
4Ms’22 J-J f 16,000c____ 1927-1928
(20,000c____1929-1932
4k/s’22 M -N 32,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’42
4s '25 M-N110,000c-M ay 1 ’28-’31
4s ’24 M -N 34,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’28
4 s ’26 A-O/150,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’30
l 25,000c_ Apr 1 1931
_
4s '27 A-O 175,000—Apr 1 ’28-’31
4s ’26 A-O Jl 1,500___ Oct 1 1927
(11,000____Oct 1 1928
Highway B onds.
4s ’08 M-S $5,000c— Mar 1 1928
4M ’24 M -N / 25,000c— M ay 1 1928
1 15,000c. _-M ay 1 1929
Building Bonds.
4s ’07 J-D / $4 },000c.Dec 1 ’27-'28
1 5.0 0 0c..D ec 1 1929
Funded debt Mar 31 1927 $764,000
Construction debt—
♦Tuberculosis haspital
(temporary)_______
165,000
zllaverhill Bridge (tem­
3,000
porary)____________
Total valuation 1926____ 810,329.487
Pop'n 1920. 482.156; 1925, 496.832
IN T . at 1st Nat. Bank, Boston
and at the Atlantic Nat. Bank,
Boston.
* Whole amount to be repaid by
cities and towns in district.
x 50% to be paid by municipalities
benefited.
EVERETT.
William E. Emerton, Treasurer.
Everett is in Middlesex County.
It was formerly a part of the town of
Malden, but was incorporated as the
town of Everett on March 9 1870.
It became a city Jan. 1 1893.
R efu nding Bonds.
4s ’05 M -N $4,000c.M ay 1 ’2 8 ’30
4 s ’06 M -N 5 OOOc.May 1 ’28-’31
4s ’07 M -N 6.OOOc.May 1 ’28-’32
4s ’08 M -N 7,OOOc.May 1 ’28-’33
4s ’09 M -N 3,OOOc.May 1 ’28-’29
4s ’ 14 F-A 13,000c-Aug 1 27-’39
Macadam Loan Bonds.
4s ’25 . . . $ 80,000_____ 1927-1930
Street Loans.
4s '22 J-D $6,000—$1,000 yearly
4M s’23 M -N 2,000- — Nov 1 1927
4s ’23 J-J
7,000-July 15 ’27-’28
Sewer Bonds.
4s '99 M-S*$100,000r*_ .M ar 1 1929
4s '01 J-D *100,000r*__June 1 1931
4s ’05 J-D *25,OOOr*_.June 1 1935
4s TO J-D 100,000c- June 1 1940
4s ’26 J-J ?78,000r*July 1 '27-52
t 8.000r*July 1 ’53-’56
School Loans.
4s T3 A-O*$70,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’33
4s T2 F-A
4,000r__Augl ’27-’30
4 K s’ 14 F-A
8,000 —-Aug 1 ’27-’34
5s T9 J-D 12,0 0 0c..D ec 1 ’27-’29
4 & 4J£s (*532,000--July 1 ’28-’40
1919 J-Jl *28,000___ July 1 1941
4 J^s’21 M-S 90,000—Sept 1 ’27-’41
434s’23 J-J (10,500—July 1 ’28-’32
(10.000—July 1 ’34-’43
4 s ’22 M -N 1,000—Nov 1 ’27-’42

1 ’ 2 8 -’33 4 K s ’23 J -D

4 ,0 0 0 — D e c 1 ’ 2 7 - ’30

«im cm
4 s '25 J-J
5,000—July 1 5 ’27-’29
Water debt (incl.)________
85,500 4s ’26 M-S
9,000
Floating debt (add’l)______________ 40,000 $2,000 Sept 1927 to 1930 and
(Due
Assessed valuation, real___2,996,419
$1,000 Sept. 1931.)
Assessed val., personal____ 1,485,242
Fire Department Bonds.
Total valuation 1925_____ 4,481,661 4Ms’23 F-Af $4 ,000 --. Aug 1 ’ 927
Total tax (per $1.000)*1925..’ .$31.20
1 2,000___ Aug 1 1928
IN T . at First Nat. Bank. Boston
P olice Patrol Bonds.
4s ’24 F-A J$1,000— . Aug 1 ’ 927
1 500____Aug 1 1928
EASTHAMPTON.
Sidewalk
This town is in Hampshire County. 4J4s’22 M -N Bonds.
$3,000c— .N o v 1 1927
Incorp. June 17 1785.
4s ’23 J-J
2 .0 0 0 - - July 1 1928
S ch ool Loans.
4s ’23 J-J
14,000--July 15 1928
4s ’ l l M-S 10 ,000 ..Sept 1 ’27-’30 4s ’23 J-J
4,000 ..J u ly 15 1928
4 K s’23 J-J
84,000—July 1 ’27-’33 4s ’ 24 F-A /30,000—Aug 1 ’27-’28
BON D. D EBT Apr 1 '27.
$94,000
Aug 1 1929
Assessed value, real estatelO.116,977 4s ’26 J-J f (12.900___ July 1 1927
26,000___
Assessed value, personal.- 4,446,609
1100,000--July 1 ’28-’31
Tot.ass’d val.’26(4-5 a ct.).14,563,586
Com
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$28.00 5H s’21 fort S tation Bonds.1 ’27-’29
M-S $3.000c. Sept
INT. in Boston at First Nat. Bk.
S urface Drainage Bonds,
'4s01-03J-D *$200,000r*J’ne l ’31-’33
EAST LQNGMEADOW.
2,000___ Mar
This town is in Hampden County. 5s T9 M-S (12,000c.July 1 1 1928
51£s’20 J-J
’28-’30
Incorporated July 1 1894.
120.000c. July 1 ’31-’ 10
W ater Loans (Outside lim it).
5 ^ s ’21 M-S 15.000c. Sept 1 ’28-’41
Bonds.
7,000 -July 1 ’28-’33
4H s
M -N $24,000c.Nov 15 ’27-’42 4Ms’23 J-JImpt. Bonds.
Harbor
4Xs
...
2,200...$1,100 yi-ly.
’28-’30
4s ’26 . . .
4,000_______________ 5K s’20 J-D *$4.000c.June 1Bonds.
4s ’27 . . .
11,000_______________ 5s Parlin Library G rounds1 ’28-’37
T9 M-N$ll,OOOc.May
School Bonds.
Bonds.
4s
J-D $8.000c. Dec 1 ’27-’34 4s ♦Water Main Extension15 ’27-’28
’23 J-J
$7,000-July
4Ms
...
42,500— $3,000 yrly. 4s ’24 . . .
18,000_______ _____ _
BOND. D EBT Jan. 1 ’27:
’25 J-D
Inside------------------------------- $97,700 4s Permanent 20,000—$5,000 yearly
Paving Bonds.
Outside__________________
40,000
27-’28
Total assessed value 1924 _3,427.275 5s T8 M-S $12.000c.Sept 1 ’’28-’29
5s T9 J-J
30.000c.July 1
Total tax rate (per $ 1.000) '26 $34 00 5J£s’20 J-J
1,500c.July 1
Population 1920, 2.352; 1925, 3,134. 5V£s’21 M-S 22.590c.Sept 1 ’’28-’29
27-’31
IN T . payable in Boston.
4 K s’23 J-J
70,000.$10,000 yearly
* Includes $20,000 short term
City Hall Bonds.
revenue notes.
!4 H s’18 J-D $36.000.-D ec 1 *27-’38




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P ublic Bldg. Bonds.
5Ms’20 J-J $40,000--July 1 ’28-’35
4s ’22 J-J
75.000--July 1 ’28-’42
Highway Loans.
4s ’22 A-O $10,000r____Oct 1 1927
4M s’23 A-O 58,000____Apr 2 1928
434s’23 J-J
50,000--July 2 ’27-’28
5s ’24 M -N
50. .M a y 1 ’28-’29
4s ’26 J-D 135,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’36
4s ’26 J-J 100,000r.July 1 ’27-’31
4 X s ’26 M-S 50,OOOr____1927-1931
4s ’27 M-N200,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’32
Park B onds.
3 4$8’02 A-O $2 5,00 0*..-Apr 1 1952
3 Ks’02 J-D 2 5 ,0 0 0 * ...Dec 1 1952
3 « s ’03 M-N 2 5 ,0 0 0 * ...May 1 1953
3 K s’03 J-J
25 ,000 *.-.July 1 1953
4s TO J-J
7,500r*July 1 ’28-’30
River Impt. Bonds.
5s ’20 M -N $80,000.Nov 1 ’27-’30
H arbor-Im provem ent B onds.
$ 4 .0 0 0 ...Dec 1 ’27-’31
H ospital Bonds.
4 K s’08 M-N $ 3,500 ____May 1 1928
4s T7 M-S 70 ,000 ..Mar 1 ’28-’37
4H s’17 J-D (24,000--D ec 1 ’27-’32
(15,000--D ec 1 ’33-’37
5 ^ s ’20 J-J
20,000--July 1 ’28-’ 29
5Ms’20 J-J 110,000--July 1 ’30-’40
FA IRH A VE N .
4s ’22 M -N 230.000--M ay 1 ’28-’42
This town is in Bristol County
S ch ool Loans.
Inc. Feb. 22 1812. Pop’n 1920, 4s ’08 J-D $70,000*.--June 1 1928
7,291; 1925, 10,832.
3 ^ s ’09M -N J20,000*-May 1 28-34
Bridge (ln t. at First Nat. Bk.,Bos.)
(10,000*-M ay 1 '3o-’39
4 s ’07 M-N $21,500c.Nov 1 ’27-’ 4S 3 Hs’09 J-J
60.000. * —July 1 1929
BOND. D EBT Apr 11927
$22,000 4s ’09 M-S
6,000*-Sept 1 ’27-’39
Floating debt___________
290,605 4s TO J-J
52,000*rJuly 1 ’28-’40
Assessed val., real________ 9,774,810 4s 10 J-J
15 000*rJuly 1 ’28-'30
Assessed val.. personal____ 1,714,480 4s ’ l l M-S
6,500*rMar 1 ’28-’31
Total valuation 1926_____ 11,841,650 4s ’ l l J-D 2 0 .0 0 0 . *June 1 ’28-’31
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926—$30.00 4s 13 M-N 6 000*_May 1 ’28 ’33
4s T4 J-J
28,000*-July 1 ’28-’34
4 K s’19M-N 92,000*-Nov 1 ’27-’39
FALL R IV E S .
A
Tuis city is in Bristol County. 5 l s’20 J-D 10,000*. June 1 ’ 28-’29
Incorp. April 12 1854. Population 5M s’2 0 J -D ( 5,0 0 0 *.--June 1 1930
1910. 119,295: 1920, 120,485
(40,000*-June 1 ’31-'40
5K s’21 J-J /18,000*. July 1 ’ 28-’36
P olice-B ldg. Bonds.
4s '14 J-J $56,000..July 1 28-’34
( 5,000*_July 1 ’37-’41
5s ’21 F-A /50.000*.Aug 1 ’27-’36
Public im provem ent Bonds.
(20,000*. Aug 1 '37-’41
5s T8 A-O $8,000____Apr 1 1928
4 K s’19 A-O 19,200--Apr 1 ’28-’29 4L£s’21 M -N 46,000*.Nov 1 ’27-’41
4H s l9 M -N 12,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’29 4 KV22 A-O 90,000*rApr 1 ’28-’42
5s T9 J-J
12.000-.JuDe 2 ’28-’29 4s '23 F-A 280,000r*.Feb 1 ’28-’43
4MsT9 A-O 12.000_ Oct 1 '27-’29 4H s’24 M-S 80,000*.Mar 6 ’28-’44
_
5'Ks’20 A-O 66.000-.Apr 1 ’28-’30 4 H s’23 M -N 208,000*.M ay 1 ’28-’43
10,000*.July 2 ’27-’36
5Ms’21 M-S 60.000--M ar 1 ’28-’31 4M s’23 J-J
5Ms’21 M-S 59.000--M ar 1 ’28-’31 4M s’24 F-A 12,000J.Feb 1 ’28-’39
5s 21 F-A 29,000r.Aug 1 ’28-’31 4M s’24 A-O 15,000*.Apr 1 ’28-’42
4>is’22 A-O 150.000r._Apr 1 ’28-’32 4M s’24 M -N (14,000*.M ay 1 ’28-’34
U 0,000*-M ay 1 '35-’44
4s ’22 M-S 30,000--Sept 1 ’27-’32
4Ms’23 A-O 272,000--Apr 2 ’28-’33 4M s.24M-N(242,000*_May 1 ’28-’36
(276,000*. M ay 1 ’37-’44
4 ^ s ’23 J-J (26,000--July 2 ’26-’28
4s ’24 F-A/306,000*_Aug 1 '27-’34
160.000-July 2 ’29-’33
(370,000*.Aug 1 ’35-’44
4K s’24M -Nf 72,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’29
\185,000-.May 1 ’30-’34 4M s’24 A-O 17,000..A pr 1 ’26-’42
15,000_______________
4 K s’25 . . .
75,000_______________ 4s ’24 . . .
4s ’25 F-A (32,000—Aug 1 ’27-’30 4M s’25 F-A (70,000..Aug 1 '27-35
135.000—
Aug 1 ’ 31-’35
(70,000.-Aug 1 ’36-’45
P layground B onds.
4s ’26 J-J 100,OOOr.July 1 ’27-’36
4I£s’26 M-S 50,OOOr_____1927-1936 3 K s’09 J-J $100,000*.-.July 1 1939
4 K s’26 M-S 250,000_____1927-1936 4s T4 M -N Jl4,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’34
(10,000--M ay 1 ’35-’44
4s ’27 M -N 20 0,00 0r____1928-1937
14s T5 J-J
9,2 00.-July 1 '28 '45
Street Bonds.
5.000- .Jan 1 ’28-'32
4s ’25 A-0$261,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’35 4s T6 J-J
|
4s T6 F-A 125,000._Aug 1 ’27-'36 , 4s ’ 17 F-A / ’ ,000___ Aug 1 ’ 927
800___ Aug 1 1928
Sewer Loans.
4s ’98 A-O $40,000----- Apr 1 1928 4 Ms’23 M -N 6.000- -M ay 1 ’ 28-’ 33
4 s '98 J-J 100,000*.-J u ly 1 1928 4s '25 F-A ) 10.000- -Aug 1 ’ 27-’30
10.000-Aug 1 '31-'35
4s ’99 F-A 45,000___ F&A 1 1929
'•Special loans, i
4’ ’99 M-N 4 0 ,000 .--May 15 1929
W ater B onds (O u tsid eL im it).
3 Ks’00 M-N 25,000----- May 1 1930
3 Ks’00 F-A 20,000____Aug 1 1930 4s ’97 M-N $25,000____Nov 1 1927
3 Ks’01 A-O 25,000------ Apr 1 1931 4s ’98 A-O 25,000____ Apr 1 1928
3 Ks’01 J-J
20,000___ July 1 1931 4s ’98 M -N 25,000____ Nov 1 1928
3 Ks'02 A-O 100,000*.—Apr 1 1932 4s ’99 M -N 50.000 - - M a y l 1929
3H s’03 A-O 50,000____Apr 1 1933 4s ’99 F-A 150,000____ Aug 1 1929
3 K s’04 M-N 100,000*.—May 2 1934 3 Ks'99 M-N 175,000__ Nov 1 1929
_
3 K s’05 M-S 40,000____Mch 1 1935 3 Ks’ 00 F-A 100.000_ Feb 1 1930
4s '06 M-S 60.000___ Mch 1 1936 3K s’00M -N 20.000____May 1 1930
‘
4s ’07 M-S 50,000___ Mch 1 1937 3 K s’01 A-O 20.000____ Apr 1 1931
4 s’07 J-D
15,000___ June 11937 3 K s’02 A-O 20.000 __Apr 1 1932
is ’08 M-S 50 000___ Mch 2 1938 3 Ks’02 A-O 50.000 ---Apr 1 1932
i s ’08 J-D
20,000-----June 11938 3 Hs’02 J-D 50.000 ---Dec 1 1932
3Ks’09 M-S 50,000___ Mch 1 1939 3 K s’03 A-O 20.000 __Apr 1 1933
is TO M-S 50,000___ Mch 1 1940 4s ’04 M-N 20.000 __May 2 1934
4s TO J-J ( 6.000*rJuly 1 28 ’30 3H s’04 F-A 175,000___ Feb 1 1934
( 10.000*rJuly 1 ’31-’4d 4s '15 M-N 29 ,500 ..Nov 1 ’27-T5
4s ’ l l M-S 50.000____Mch 1 1941 4s T5 J-J 90.000..Jan ] 28-’45
4s T2 M-S 70.000____Mch 1 1942 4 ^ s ’20 M -N /20.000..N OV 1 ’27-’35
130 .000 ..Nov 1 '36-’50
4 ^ s ’13 A-O 32,000.*Apr 1 ’28-’43
4 K s’ 13 M -N 32,000.*May 1 ’28-’43 4s ’27 M-N100,000r______________
Due $4,000 M ay 1 '28 to ’47 and
4s T4 M-S 34,000*.Mar 2 ’28-’44
$2,000 ’48 to ’57.
4s T4 J-J
35,000*.July 1 ’27-’44
Street and Sewer B onds.
4s *15 M-S (40,OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-’40
(10.OOOr.Mar 1 ’41-’45 4M s’24 J-D$240,000.-June 6 ’28-'34
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s T6 M-S 40,000—Mar 1 ’28-’46
4s T6 F-A 15,000— Aug ’27-’41 5s '25 J-J $800,000.-July 1 ’28-'30
Jan. 1 1925.
4s T7 M-S 40.000—Mar 1 ’28-’47
4s T7 A-O 20,000*.Apr 1 ’28-’37 Municipal bonded d ebt..$11,048,300
5s T8 A-O (20,000—Apr 1 ’28-’38 Sinking fund. &c________ 1,655,926
U0.000—Apr 1 ’39-’48
Net city debt_________ $9,392,373
4 ^ s ’ 19 A-O (20,000—Apr 1 ’28-’34
(30,000—Apr 1 ’35-’49 Spec, loans, less sink, fund 4,402,993
5s T9 J-D 19,000.-June 2 ’28-’49
os T9 J-D (23,000—June 2 ’28-’39 Net city debt, less special
loan s-------------------------- $4,327,975
(10,000--June 2 ’40-’49
5K's’20 A-Of 69,000--Apr 1 ’28-’40 Water debt (additional).. 1,300,000
99!),619
( 40,000--Apr 1 ’41-’50 Water pinking funds . . . . .
•v ’21 A-O 50,000-.O ct 1 ’28-’51
Net water debt________ $309,381
5s ’21 M-S 120,000—Mar 1 ’28-’51
4s ’22 A -O /120,OOOr.Apr 1 ’ 28-’47 Total net d e b t...................$9,701,754
153,099
( 25,OOOr.Apr 1 ’48-’52 Borrow, capac. Jan 1 ’2 5 ..
_
4Ms’23 J-J J28,000--July 2 ’28-’33 Value of city property_ 12,169,456
Ass'd value, real estate..110,124,500
(60.000 July 2 ’34-’53
4 K s’23 A-O 269.000*-Anr 2 ’28-’53 Assessed val., personal.. 66.694,600
4 Ms’24M-N (122,000. .M ay 1 ’28-’44 Total val. 1925 ........... -.176,819,100
( 60,000—M ay 1 ’45-’54 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926__ S28.40
4 s ’ 25 A -O /108,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’40
INTEREST on most of the bonds
(105,OOOr.Apr 1 ’41-’55 Is paid only at office of City Treasur­
4s ’25 — .
74,000_______________ er; on some small issues in Boston.
4s ’25 F-A (20,000..A ug 1 ’27-’35
(20,000. -Aug 1 ’36-’ 55
4s ’26 J-J (40, OOOr .July 1 ’27-’36 FALMOUTH.
This town is in Barnstable County.
(60,OOOr.July 1 ’37-’56
4s ’26 M-S 50,000 _____ 1927-1956 Inc. 1686. Population 1910, 3.144;
4s ’27 M-N100.000- -M ay 1 ’28-’47 1920. 3.500.
Bridge Bonds.
(2,000 ______ 1948-1957
4M s’26 J-D $70,000______1927-1946
Almshouse Bonds.
4K s’ 14 M -N $8,000.—Nov 2 ’27-’34
School Bonds.
4s T5 F-A (18,000—Aug 2 ’27-’30 4Us'24 . . . $108,000--------1927-1944
(15.000--Aug 2 ’31-’35
W ater Bonds.
4s T6 J-J
2,000_ Jan 1 ’28-’36 3Ks '02 A -O $53,000c____1927-1934
_
Bridge B onds.
3Ks'0o . . .
8,000
1927-1934
4s ’07 J-J $56,000____Jan 1 1957 3 K s’ 12 . . .
32.000
1927-1942
4s TO -J-D f 144,000* . . Dec 1 ’ 27-’34 4s T4 . . .
9.000
1927-1944
l 96,000*. Der 1 ’35-’40 4Ms’22 J-J
9,000-- July 1 ’28-’36
Dept. Equipm ent Loan
4s ’24 F-A $22,500..Aug 1 ’27-’29
4s ’25 J-J
16,000_______________
4 s ’26 J&J22.000 (5,000—1927-1928
(4 ,0 0 0 .. 1929-1931
Sewer & Sur. Dr. C onstr. Bds.
4s ’24 F-A ($32,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’42
1 1,900____Aug 1 1943
GROSS DEBT Jan 1 ’27-$2,181,300
Inside limit______________ 1,039,300
Outside limit___________ 1.142,000
Sinking funds__________
379,912
Borrow’g capac. Jan 1 ’27$400,240.78
Assess, val. real estate_ 50,179,200
_
Assess, val. personal_____ 9,934,050
Total valuation 1925_____ 59,580,175
Tax rate per $1,000, 1927------ $31.20
Population 1910, 33,484; 1920. 40,120
IN T . on coupon bonds in Boston
at Merchants’ Nat. Bk. and Oid Col­
ony Trust Co. and Commonwealth
Trust C o.; on city notes by Treas­
urer’s check.
* Outside debt limit.
W ATER W ORKS.—-City owns
and operates its water works. Re­
ceipts for 1923 were $172,092 36.

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39

GREAT BARRINGTON FIRE
19.000.
.July 2 ’28-’46 Seawall Bonds (outside limit).
4s ’ 17 J-J
FALMOUTH (Concluded).
DISTRICT.
9,000-Aug 15 ’27-’35 4 Ms’22 M -N ($12,000____ 1928-1930
64,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’31 5s ’21 F-A
W ater Loans.
1 3.000__________1931
20,000c.M ay 1 ’32-’33 4s ’ 22 F-A (30,000c. Aug 1 ’ 27-’ 36
4s ’93 J-J *$18,000c__ July 1 1933
130.000c. Aug 1 ’ 37-’ 51
Highway Bonds.
9,000c._.M ay 1 1934
4Ms’26 M -N 8,000c. . .M ay 1 1935 4Ms’24 A-O 25.000c.Apr 1 ’29-’53 3 Ms’27 . . . $50,000.-June 1 ’28-’37 4s '12 J-D 11,250c. Dec 1 ’27-’32
.A pr Soldiers’ Mem. & Playground 4s ’ 12 F-A a5,000___ Aug 1 1927
1 ’30-’52
14,000c.May 1 ’36-37 4s ’25 A-O 23.000.
Bonds. (Outside Debt Limit.)
4s ’ 95 M -N 5,000___ Nov 1 1935
12,000c.M ay 1 ’3S-’34 4s ’26 A-O15 50,000..O c t 15 ’30-’54
26,000 _____ 1927-1939
3,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1940 4s ’27 A-O 50.000-.A pr 15 ’32-’46 5M-T21 J-J j $8 000. .July 1 ’28 '31 4Ms’24 J-J
1 10.000.-July 1 ’32-’41
Sewer Loan.
2,000c_ M ay 1 1941
_
School Bonds.
4Ms’24 J-J $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ..____________
4s ’27 . . . 135,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’46 4s ’06 A-O $20.000c..O ct 1 ’27-’31
Hospital Bonds.
M otor Engine Notes.
BON D. DEBT Apr 1927. $640,000 4s ’08 A-O *4.000c..O ct 1 ’ 27-’ 28 4s '25 M -N / 98,000-M ay 1 ’28-’41
1 18.000-May 1 ’42-’44 6s ’22 F-A $2,200...A u g 21 1927
179,500 4s ’ 12 M-S 18.000.Sept 16 ’27-’32
Water debt (incl.)_______
W estern Ave. Loan (Outside Limit) TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1927 $67,650
Total valuation 1925_____18,495,935 4s ’ 16 A-O * 9.000c..O ct 1 ’27-’35
17,705
Tax rate (per ? 1,000) 1926 —.$25.00 4Ms’ 19 J-D *149,500.-D ec 1 ’27-’39 4 Ms’22 M-NS54,000..$9,000 yearly Sinking fund--------------------1NT. at International Trust Do., 4Ms’ 19 J-D 147,500..D ec 1 ’27-’39 4s ’24 M-S 21,000..S ep t 1 ’28-’34 Tot.assess.val.’27(2-3 a c t .).5,035,555
(10,000c___ Aug 1 1927
Spanish W ar Veterans’ Loan District tax rate (per $1,000) ’27S5.00
and Nat. Shawmut Bank, Boston.
Population in 1925 (est.)______4,000
4s ’22 F-A* 27.000c..Aug 1 ’ 28-’30
(Outside Limit).
FITCHBUEG.
(98,000c-.Aug 1 ’31-’42 4M s’23 J-J
* Held by State, a Held by State.
$1,000. .$1,000 yearly
This city is in Worcester Co. Inc 4Ms’23 A -O */43,000c..A pr 1 ’27-’38
M unicipal Bonds.
as town Feb.3 1764: cityMar8 1872
\15,000c..Apr 1 ’ 39-’43 4s '12 J-D $5,000 _____1928-1932
City Stable Loan.
3,500 ____ 1928-1934 GREENFIELD.
4Ms’2 4 A -0 I 8,000c..A pr 1 ’28-’29 4s ’ 14 J-J
This town is in Franklin County.
4s
J-J $40,000c_.Jan 1 ’28-’43
\45,000c. .A pr 1 ’30-’44 4M s’ 19 A-O
4.000 . . . .1928-1929
4s
A-O 85,000c.-Oct 1 ’27-’43 4Ms’24 A-O*-! 14,000c__Apr 1 ’ 28-’34 5s ’20 M-S 13.000 . . . .1928-1940 Incorporated June 9 1753.
On Jan. 1 1922 the town, under
Sewer (outside, debt limit).
110,000c. .A pr 1 ’35-’44 5s ’20 M -N 9.000 . . . .1928-1930
4s ’l l F-A S46.000r.Aug 1 '27-’41
♦Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
5Ms’21 M -N 12,000 _____ 1928-1931 Chapter 429, Laws of 1921, acquired
4s '12 F-A 98.000r.Aug 1 '27-’42 4Ms’23 J-J $42,000..July 1 ’2S-’53 5s ’ 21 M-S 172,000 _____ 1928-1941 the franchises and property and as­
4s ’ 13 F-A 102.000r.Aug 1 '27-'43
Land Purchase Bonds.
4 Ms’ 22 A-O 15.000_____ 1928-1932 sumed all the obligations of Green­
4s
F-A 116,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’44 4Ms’20 M -N $42,000..N o v 1 ’ 27-’40 4 Ms’22 A-O /10 ,000 .-Apr 1 ’28'-’32 field Fire Dist. No. 1.
4s
F-A 124.000r.Aug 1 ’27-’45
110.000. .A pr 1 ’33-’42 Street Ry. Bds. (Outside Limit).
Sewer Loans.
4s
M -N 14,000r_Nov 1 ’27-’40 4s T2 M-S16 $5,000-Sept 16 ’27-’31 4M s’23 J-D 63,000 _____1928-1933 4s ’24 J-J $55,000e.July 1 ’28-’34
4s
Reservoir Notes.
M -N 22.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’37 4s ’ 14 J-D *10,000..June 1 ’28-’32 4M s’23 J-J
18.000._$1,000 yearly
4s
M -N 24.000r_Nov 1 ’27-’49 4Ms’23 A-O 130,000..Apr 1 ’28-’53 4M s’24 M -N 6,0 00..$1,000 yearly 4s ’ 10 M -N $14,250c.N ov 1 ’27-’30
(Outside debt limit.)
3M s’27 J-D 14,000c.June 1 ’28-’41 4Ms’23 J-J 130,000..July 1 ’28-’ 53 4M s’24 M -N 77.000 _____ 1928-1934
Sewer (inside debt limit).
Perm anent Paving Bonds.
4s ’25 M -N 46.000-.M ay 1 ’28-’50 4s ’25 M -N 64,000 _____ 1928-1935
4s
"
M -N $13.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’39 4s ’26 J-J
48,000..J u ly 1 ’28-’51 4s ’25 J-J /30,000-.July 1 ’28-’35 4M s’23 J-J $14,000c_July 1 ’28-'33
(Inside Debt Limit).
F-A
9,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’35 4 s ’27 A-O 60,000_.Apr 1 5 ’28-’57
130.000. .July 1 ’ 36-’45
5s
W ater-M ain Extension Bonds
A-O 18.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’45
♦Paving B onds.
4s ’26 M -N 63,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’36
(Outside Debt Limit).
4Ms
M -N 15.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’41 4 s ’22 F-A $5,0 0 0 c...A u g 11927
Street Extension (Outside Limit).
4s
$6.500c. _.July 1 1928
J-D
5.000c.J’ n e 2 9 ’28-’32 4Ms’23 J-J
24,000..July 1 ’ 28-’33 3M s'02J-D $5,000 _____1927-1932 4Ms’2.3 J-J
4s
4s ’24 F-A (25,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’31
A-O
6.000e _-Oct 1 ’27-’.32
♦Sidewalk C on stru ction Notes.
Park Bonds (Outside Limit).
/32,000c. Aug 1 ’32-’39
4Ms
J-D
6,000c_.June 1 ’28-’33 4Ms’22F-A15 $1,000c ..A u g 15 1327 4s’98 J-J $20 625 _____1928-1938
5s
P ublic P layground Bonds (OutF-A 15,000c. Aug 1 ’27-'41
Memorial B uilding Bonds.
Outside Debt Limit).
Hospital Loan.
4s ’27 J-J15 $450,000c Jan 15 ’28-’42 W ater Bonds (Outside Limit)
5s :
F-A S23,003c.Aug 1 ’26-’40 TOT. BD. D T . Jan 1 ’27 $1,641,090 SMs'Ol A-OS104.000_____ 1928 1931 4Ms’23 A-O $17,000c_.Apr 1 ’27-’43
3 Ms ’02A-O 65.004
’ ~ *
1928-1932
3M s’27J-D / 100,000c.June 1 ’28-’37 Water debt included)___
390,000 "
School Bonds.
1928-1934
1 90,000c. June 1 ’27-’47 Assess, val., real estate_ 24.048 240 4s ’04 A-O 21.000
_
’28-’42
8.000 _____ 1928-1935 4s '22J-D* j $15 >,000c_.Tune 1 ’ : 8-’42
8 000
Departm ental Lquip. Loan.
Assess, val., personal
-.5,410.317 4s ’05 A-O
1
9.000 _____ 1928-1936 4Ms’23 J-J 1 197.000c_.lune 1 ’28-’43
4s
A-O $2,500c____ Oct 1 1927 Total assessed value 1926.29,458 557 4s '06 A-O
48,000c.July
0.000_____ 1928-1937
Macadam C onstruction Loan.
otal tax (per $1,000' 1926 .$34. 0 4s '07 A-O 10.000
M unicipal B uilding Loan.
1.000
4Ms
J-D $4,000c___ June 1 1928 Populat’n 1920. 17,033; 1927, 21.078 4s ’08 A-O 11,000 ..........1928-1938
2.000
4s
J-D 18.000e.June 1 ’ 28-’29
IN T . at Old Colony Trust Co., 4s ’09 A-O 12.000 _____ 1928-1939 4 s ’26 J-J $41,000— Jan 1 ’28-’46
000
3 000 _____ 1928-1930
4s
A-O 32,000c. .A pr 1 ’27-30 Boston, and First National Bank. 4s ’ 10 A-O
W ater Supply Bonds (Outside
5.000 ..........1928-1932
4s ’ 12 A-O
Debt Limit).
3M s’27 J-D 25,000.-June 1 ’28-’32 Boston.
Water (outside debt Limit.).
♦Bonds issued inside of debt limit. 4s •11 A-O 14 000 ____1928-1941 4M s’13 J-D 83 250c ...Tune 1 1928
4s ’ 13 A-O 16.000 ____1928 1943 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927 $633,750
4s
A-O ( S3,000r___ Oct 1 1927
4s '14 A-O 17.000 ____1928 1944 Water debt (included)—
93,750
20,000r_Oct 1 ’28-’37 FRAN KLIN .
This town is in Norfolk County. 4s ’15 A-O i 8.000 ____1928-1945 Assessed val., personal— 4.063,665
4s ’09 M-N I3,000r_-Nov 1 ’27-’29
l5,000r..N ov 1 ’30-'39 Incorp March 2 1778. Population 4s ’ 16 A-O 19,000 ____1928-1946 Assess, val., real estate— 18,810.985
4s ’ 17 A-O 20,000 ____1928-1947 Total ass’d val. '25 (a ct.).22,874.650
4s ’ 10 M-N 7,000r__Nov 1 ’27-’40 1910. 5.641: 1920, 6.497.
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’ 18 A-O 11.000 ____ 1928- j 938 Total tax (per $1,000) ’ 2 6 ----- $29.60
4s ’l l M-N /1,500r_Nov 1 ’27-’31
i2.000r__Nov 1 ’32-’41 4s T4 M-N$36.000c.Noy 1 ’27-’38 4M s’ 19 A-O 12,000 ____1928-1939 Pomil’ti 1910. 10.427: fu20. 15.462
4s '12 M-N I4,000r_N ov 1 ’27-’30 4s ’ 15 F-A 26,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’39 5s ’20 A-O 13,000. .A pr 1 ’28-’40
*$211,000 inside debt limit, $160,S chool Bonds.
5s ’ 21 A-O 14.000. .A pr 1 ’ 28 ’41 000 outside debt limit.
l6.000r_.Nov 1 ’31-’42
4s ’ 14 M-N i8,000r.N ov 1 ’27-’44 4s ’ 12 M -N .$2.000___ Nov 1 1827 4M*’22 F-A 26.000 ___ 1927-1952
M -N
4s '15 M -N 95.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’45 4Ms’ 19 F-A 15.000c...Aug 1 ’27- 29 4s ’23 F-A 26.000. Feb 1 ’28-’53
4s
M -N 10.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’36 4Ms’24 M -N 250.000..M ay 1 ’28-’44 4M s’24 A-O 47.000 ___ 1927-1954 GROVELAND.
This town is in Essex County.
School Notes.
4s ’25 A-O 19,000 ___ 1927-1945
4s
M -N 28 .OOOr.Nov 1 ’27-’31
4s
M -N 18.OOOr.Nov 1 ’27-’44 4s ’ 17 M-S S3.000.-Sept 1 ’27-’29 4s ’26 A-O 29,000. Apr 1 ’ 28-’56
E lectric L ight Notes.
W ater W orks Bonds.
4s ’26 —
4s
.00039,000
M-N 54,500r.Nov 1 ’27-’49
-_s
___$1,000_____ $500 yearly
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms
J-D
..s
...
4 ,0 00_____1929-1932
_
7,000c_ June 1 1928 4s ’07 J-D $63,0()0c.June 1 ’28-’36
6,000c.June 1 ’28-’33
4s ’26 M-S $235,000_____ 1928-1946
4s
F-A 24,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’29 4s ’09 J-D
W ater Bonds.
26 000c.June 1 ’ 28-’ 40 GEN. B D . D T . N ov 30 ’26 $667,000
4s
A-O 40,000c..Apr 1 ’28-’41 4s ’ l l J-D
4M s’ 14 A-O $32.500.Yearly to 1944
3 Ms’27J-D f:200,000c. June 1 ’28-’37 4M s’ 13 F-A 12 000c.Aug 1 ’27-’38 Special debts (outside debt
_s
_
16,000_______ 15 years
lim it)_________________
579,500 TOTAL _
l 10,000c._. June 1 1938 4s ’ 24 M-S 19,090.-Sept 1 ’27-’28
DEBT Apr 1 8 ’27. $71,500
3 Ms’27 J-D (12,000c. June 1 ’28-’31 BOND. D EBT M ay 24 ’27. $469,000 Water debt (outside debt
Water debt
lim it)_________________
609,000 Total valuation 1927______ 1,768,793
\22,000c. June 1 ’32-’42 Floating debt(included)____ 137.000
add’l)______ 140,000 Assess, value, real estate_30.460.980 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927---- $40.80
School.
Population in 1910 , 2,253; '20. 2,650
5s
F-A !
$23,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’40 Total valuation 1926______ 8,624,385 Assessed value, personal._ 5,436,783
5s
F-A ;
130,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’40 Total tax rate (per $ 1,000) ’26_$32,50 Total assess, val. ’25_____ 35.897,763
TNT payable at Franklin Nat. Bk. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$31.49 HADLEY.
5s
F-A 13,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’40
" ‘
This town is in Hampshire C(rant
5s
F-A 12.OOOc.Aug 1 ’27-’40
IN T . on city bonds at First Nat.
5s
J-D 16 S.OIOc. J’ne 29 ’28-’42 GARDN ER. (formerly a town) Is in Bank, Boston; on water bonds at Inc. 1661.
This city
4s
f -a ;
R efu n d in g Bonds.
” ‘
1 '28-’43 Worcester County. Incorporated as National Shawmut Bank, Boston.
Bonds (for
4s ’ 11 M -N $ 6 ,0 0 0 t - ............. 1929
. tes).
a town June 27 1785. Population
4s
M-N
M -N $3,OOOr.Nov 1 ’27-’28 1920, 16.971: 1925. 18,730.
GRE A T BARRINGTON.
School Bonds.
4s
M -N 6.300r.Nov 1 ’27-’29
,500c ..............1911
This town is in Berkshire County
4s
M -N 4,800r.Nov 1 ’27-’27 5s Town=Hal! Bonds (Outside Limit). Inc. 1761. {Population 1910, 5,926: 5Ms’21 F-A $3 Jan 1 ’2 7 .- $43 500
’20 F-A $42,000..Aug 1 ’27-’40
BOND. DEBT
Sidewalk Loan.
5s ’21 A-O 24,500c.Apr 1 ’28-’41
Floating debt____________
20.000
4Ms
J-D $2,0 0 0 c ... June 1 1928 4Ms’21 J-D 13,000.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’39 1920, 6.315.
Hadley Water Supply Dist.
Highway Bonds.
4s
A-O
8,000c.. Apr 1 ’28-’30
debt (add’l ) . not an obli­
S chool Loan.
J-D
27-’28
3 Ms’27 J-D
20,000c_1928-1932
4Ms’ 17 M-S $2O,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’31 5M s’19 J-D $4,000-Dec 31 ’’27-’29
gation of town_________
23,000
6,000._Dec 1
Street C onstruction Loan
5s ’ 21 M-S 35,090c.Sepfc 1 ’27-’41 5Ms’21 A-O 20 000..A pr 1 ’28-’31 Tot. assess, val. ’25 (a c t.)..2.926,805
5s
F-A $8,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’30 5Ms’21 M-S
$1,000) ’25.$32.00
2 000c.Sept 1 ’27-’ 28 4 Ms’22 J-J
20.000c. July 1 ’28-’32 Total tax rate(per 2.784: 1925. 2 884
5s
F-A 24,000c .Aug 1 ’27-’31 4Ms'21 J-D 37,500. .D ec 1 ’ 27-’41
4M s’23 J-J f 4,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1928 Population 1920.
4s
J-D 20,000c.J’ne 29 ’28-’32 4 Ms’ 22 A-O
q
t
5 000. .April 1 ’28-’32
15,000c. July 1 '29-’33
J-D
4Ms
4 ’« VoC-" ne i
^
l
22
40,000 . June 1 28-’42
F-A
5,000___ Aug 1 1927 HAMPDEN COUNTY.
4s
J-D SO’ nm c -TUne i ’,28-28 i 4s ’’26 J-D 18O,O0Oc.Dec 1 ’’27-’41 _s
C"J A
ne
oo”’oc 4s
J-D
’22 M-S 10,000___ Sept 1 1927
4s
County seat is Springfield.
a' o
97
School C onstruction Bonds.
4s
A-O 27,000c..O ct 1 -of'-q t 4 'Ms’27 -J-D 325,000
27-35 3 34s
220,000c
Memorial Bridge Bonds.
Perm anent Paving Loans.
(Maturity on June 1 as follows: 4s ’07 J-D $3,500___ Dec 1 1927 4s ’24 O-A j $824,OOOr*Oct l ’27-’34
4 Ms M -N $24,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’31 $15,000, 1928-37: $14,000, 1938-42.) BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $100,500
1 l,020,000r*0ct l ’35-’44
4s
J-D 26,500c.June 29 ’28-32
Total valuation 1926 _____9.320 300
Street Loan.
School Bonds.
4 Ms
J-D
6,000c. June 1 ’28-’33 5Ms’21 M -N$24.090..M ay 1 ’28 ’31 Total tax rate (per $1.000)'25 .$26.00
4s ’ 16 J-D 860.000c-June 1 ’28-’36
4s
J-D 35,000c. June 1 ’28-’34 5Ms’21 M-S
IN T. payable In Boston at Old
1,000___ Sept 1 1927
4s
A-O 12,000c. .A pr 1 ’28-’35 5MS’21 M-S 17,000 -Sep* 1 ’27 ’31 Colony Trust Co. and the First Nat
C ourt-H ouse Bonds,
3 Ms’27 J-D /10,000c.June 1 ’28-’32
4s ’ l l M-S $50.000c_Mch 1 ’28-’32
Bank.
Sewer Loans (Outside Limit).
1 5,000c .June 1 ’33-’37 3 Ms’01 F-A $3,500..Aug 1 ’27-’31
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
4s 03 M-S
2,500c.Sept 1 ’27-’31
As
A-O $26,500c.Apr 1 ’28-’45 4s '04 ‘ J-D
4,OOOc.June 1 ’28-’34
3 Ms’04 A-O 12,OOOa.Oct 1 ’27-’34
Debt Nov. 30 1926.
Total funded debt_______ $2,569,690 4s ’05 M-N
4,500. .N ov 1 ’27-’35
Water debt (included)_
_
397,500 4s ’06 J D
3,500c.Dec ) '27-’33
Sinking funds .................. ..
None 4s ’ 06 J-D
1,500c.Dec 2 ’31-’36
Assessed val., real_______ 45,160,075 3 Ms’09 F-A ' 1,000___ Aug 2 1933
Assessed val.. personal__ 17,411,975
9.000. .Aug 2 ’34-’39
Total val’n 1926 (90% act)62,572,050 5Ms’21 J-D 24.000c. June 1 ’27-41’
Tax rate (per SI.000) 1926..$27.69 4M s’21 J-D 26,259.-D ec 1 ’27-’41
1,000___ April 1 1928
Popula’n 1925, 43,029; 1920, 41,029 4 Ms’22 A-O
1NT. on coupons is payable at 4 Ms’23 J-.T
1.400.July 30 '27-’28
Merchants’ Bank and Old Colony 4Ms’24 M -N 14,000..M ay 1 ’28-’41
T un t Co.. Boston: registered interest 4 Ms’25 A-O
7,0 00..O ct 15 ’27-’33
remitted by check
4s ’26 A-O 15,000c__0ct 1 ’27-’41
W ater Bonds (Outside Limit).
Fr a m i n g h a m :
4 ’04 M-N
This town is in Middlesex County. 4ss '09 A-O $73,500c_May 2 28-’34
19,500c.Oct 1 ’27-’39
Incorporated in 1700
4Ms’ 17 J-J
10,000. .July 1 ’28 ’37
T rust Funds Notes.
5Ms’ 21 J-J
4s ’ 14 J-D $9,000-Dec 15 ’27-’29 4M s’23 A-O 10,090-.July 1 '27-’31
2.000. .O ct 1 ’27-’28
S chool Land Notes.
2.000.
.D ec 1 ’27-’28
4M s’ 17 J-D *$1.000_.-June 30 1928 4 Ms’23 J-D Hospital Loan.
5s ’ 18 M-N *11,000--M ay l ’28-’38 4s Isolation $8,000..A pr 1 ’28-’35
’ 15 A-O
♦Street Bonds.
D E T Jan 1 1927
4s ’25 M -N $40,000-.M ay 1 ’ 28-’35 BOND. debtB(outside debt $720,400
Special
W ater Notes.
limit) included________
520,490
4 Ms’22 J-D $18,000c.June 1 ’28-’36 Water debt (incl.)_______ $162,500
35 Congress Street, Boston
Park Bonds.
Assessed val., real estate.19.512,720
4s T5 F-A $19.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’45 Assessed value, personal_ 3,754.934
P ublic Playground Bonds.
Total ass’d val. '25______ 23,267,554
4Ms’ 13 J-J $17.000.-July 1 ’27-’43 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--.$31.00
NEW Y O R K CORRESPONDENTS
W ater Bonds.
IN T. at First Nat. Bank. Boston.
3Ms’05 A-O $18,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’35
Remick, Hodges & Co.
14 Wall Street
4s ’06 A-O 108,000c. .Oct 1 ’27-’36 Gl o u c e s t e r :
4 s ’07 F-A 15,0 ;0.-A ug 1 27-’37
Gloucester is in Essex Co. Inc.
3 Hs’09 A-O 26,000c..O ct 1 ’ 27-’ 39 town 1642; city 1873. Pop’n 1910,
4s 12 J-D 5.000c. June 1 ’28-'30 24.398: 1920, 22,947. All bonds
4s ’ 15 A-O
6.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30 issued are coupon in form.




United States Government
iMunicipal and Railroad
BONDS

R. L. Day & Co.

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MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES & TOWNS

HAMPDEN COUNTY (Concluded).
Highway Loans.
B O N D.DEBT April 1927 $1,964,000 4M s’24 M-S $2,000..Sept 1 ’27-’28
Tot. assess, val., 1926 -666,957,576 4s ’25 M -N / 2,0 00..M a y 1 ’28-’29
Popul’n 1910, 231,369; 1920, 300,305
I 700___ M ay 1 1930
$4,200______1927-1930
1NT. at Old Colony Tr. C o.. Bos 4s ’26 . . .
Fire Pump Loan.
4s ’25 M -N $ 6 ,000 ..M ay 1 '28-30
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
W ater Loans.
Northampton is county seat.
B O N D . D EBT Mar 30 ’27
None 4s ’09 J-J $2,000.-July 1 ’28-’29
4s ’ l l J-J / 2,0 00.-July 1 ’28-’29
Loan debt (add’1)________ $114,000
1 6,000. .July 1 ’30-’32
Total assessed value 1926109,957,335
4,0 00.-July 1 ’33-’34
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1929____$14.18 4s ’ 13 J-J
1,500.-Aug 1 ’27-’29
Pop'n, iy20. 69,599; 1926, 75,122 4s ’ 16 F-A
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927- $44,100
Water debt (included)_____
20.300
HATFIELD.
Assessed valuation, real_
This town is in Hampshire County. Assessed valuation, pers’l _. 2,538 540
.
443,069
Incorporated in 1670.
Tot. ass.val’n(2-3 act.) 26.2,981,609
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 2 ’27 $14,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$36 50
Water debt (incl.)________
20,000
Int. at Boston at Old Colony Trust
Assessed value real estate. .2,172,453
Assessed value personal_
_ 589,537 Co. and First Nat. Bank.
Total assessed value 1925.-2,761,990
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $32.00 HOLDEN.
Population 1910, 1,986; 1920, 2,651
Tais town is in Worcester County.
School Bonds.
H AVERH ILL.
5 s ’21
— $’ 8,000_____
This city is in Essex County. Set­ 4s ”25 M-N109,000c.May1927-1935
1 ’27-’40
tled 1640; incorporated as a city
W ater Bonds.
March 10 1869.
4s ’25 M-N$65,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’39
Playground Bonds.
3 34s’09 A-O $22,00 0 c...A p r 1 1939 BOND. DEBT M ay 27 ’ 25 $273,800
Water debt (incl.)________ 106,600
S ch ool B onds.
Assessed
_
3 tss’09 A-O S7.000C... Apr 1 1929 Tax rate val. 1926, total_ 3,073,964
(per $1,000), 1926— $44.00
4s ’ 10 M-S 21,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’30
4s ’ 17 A-O 20,000_____ 1928-1937 Population..1910. 2,147; 1920, 2,970.
4 s ’ 25 A-O 237,000_____ 1928-1945
HOLYOKE.
Bridge Bonds.
This city is in Hampden County
4s ’08 J-D $122,000c..June 1 1928
4s ’ l l A-O
8,000c.Apr 1 ’ 28-’31 Incorp. April 7 1873. Population
4s ’ 24 A-O 85,000c.Apr 1 '28-’44 1910, 57,730; 1920. 60,203.
B onds (General Purposes).
4s ’25 M -S / 27,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’30
1120,000c_Mar 1 ’31-’45 4s '09 J-J $14.000..July 1 '28-’29
its
4s '26 F -A / 48,000c..F eb 1 ’28-’31 • '10 M-N 6,000_.M ay 1 ’28-'30
1165,000c..Feb 1 ’32-’46 4s '13 J-D 34 .000 ..June ’ 28-’33
3% s’ 27 . . .
22,000c______________ is ’ 14 J-D 28.000-.June 1 ’28-’34
(Due $2,000 Apr. 1 1928; $1,000
Highway Bonds.
yearly Apr. 1 1929-’47.)
4>£s’18 M-N $7,000 ...M a y 1 1928
Water Loans.
446s’ 19 M-S 40 ,000 ..M ar 1 ’28-’29
4s '97 J-D $100.000c..Dec 1 1927 5>Sg’20 M-N 60,000c.M ay 1 ’ 28-’30
4J4s’ 19 M-S 24,000c_ Sept 1 ’27-’34 5s g ’21 F-A 52,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’31
3M s’27 . . . 150,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’42 4 ^ s ’21 M -N 25.000-.N ov 1 ’27-’ 31
M unicipal Bonds.
4M s’22 A-O 100.000--Apr 1 ’28-’32
4s ’16 A-O $62,000______1928-1944 4s g ’23 F-A 132,OOOr*_Feb 1 ’28-’33
44£s’ 18 J-J
8.000c_ July 1 1928 4U s’24 A-O 140,000______1928-1934
_
5)4s’20 J-J
6,090c_July 1 ’ 28-’30 4s ’25 J-J 160,000r* July 1 ’28-’30
5J^s’20 M -N 51,000______1928-1930 4s ’26 M -N 180,000r*May 1 ’ 28-’36
4J4s’ 17 F-A
2,000 ____Aug 4 1927 4 s '26 M -N 60,000r*M ay 1 ’28-’31
5M s’21 J-D 25,000c.June 1 ’27-’31 3M s’27 — 220,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’37
( 21,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30
4Ms’22 A-O/ 5,000c____Apr 1 1931 4s Sewer Bonds.
1
[ 4,000c. ..A p r 1 1932 4s ’04 M -N $7,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’34
’06 A-F 10,000.-Aug
’27-’36
4s ’ 15 A-O
8,000. .A pr 1 ’ 28-’35
1,000___ Apr 1 1928
4M s’23 J-D /56,000c____ 1927-1928 4s ’08 A-O
3>is’09
2,000—Mar 1 ’28-’29
165,000c____ 1929-1933 4s ’ 15 M-S 3,0 00.-M ar 1 ’28-’30
M-S
[22,0 0 0 c ... Apr 1 1928 4 ^ g ’1 9 A -0 ; 7,000_Apr 1 ’28-’34
42.000c. Apr 1 ’29-’30
F-A
4s ’25 A-O [20,000c.Apr 1 ’31-’35 454g’20 M -N 69,000—Feb 1 ’28-’50
14,000—M ay 1 ’28-’41
14,000c. Apr 1 ’36-’42 5s ’21
'28-42
{ 3,000c.Apr 1 ’43-’45 4 J4sg’22 J-D 15,000r*_June11’28-’43
33,000c.July
-s '26 M -N 6 0 ,000 ..M ay 1 ’28-’31 4J4s’23 J-J
4%s'27 . . . 169,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’47 4J4s’25 M -N 95,000r*_Nov 1 ’ 27-’45
(For maturity dates, see V. 124, 4s ’ 26 M -N 28,000r*_May 1 '28-41
B uilding Bonds.
„
P. 3105.)
H ospital Bonds.
4s '15 M-S $32.000.-M ar 1 ’28-’35
4s ’ 12 A-O $15,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32 4s ’ 15 J-J
8,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’28-’35
4M s’ 17 A-O
7,000..$7,000 vearly 4s '16 J-D 27,000.June 15 ’28-’36
4 ^ s ’19 M-S
8,000_.Mar 1 ’ 28-’29 4Ms’21 M-S 124,000—Sept 1 ’27-’ 32
4s ’24 J-D f 5,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1927
127,000.-Sept 1 ’ 33-’4i
71,000_____ 1927-1943
l68,000c.Dec 1 ’28-’44 4J4s’23 J-J
Street & Sewer Bonds.
Bath House B onds.
4s ’24 M-S (16,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28 4H s’ 19 M-S $9,000—Mar 1 ’ 28-’39
_
1 7,00 0c...S ept 1 1929
Isolation H ospital Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4 K s’ 19 J-D $6,000______1927-1929 4 ^ s ’ 18 A-O $2,000____Apr 1 1928
S chool Bonds.
Street Bonds.
4 K s’19 J-D $3.000______1927-1929 4s ’08 A-O $1,500___ Apr 1 1928
IN T . on water bonds and on cer­ 4s ’ 10 M -N 9 ,0 0 0 ..May 1 ’28- 30
5.000___ Apr 1 1928
tain city bonds payable in Boston and 4s ’l l A-O
14,000c__ July l ’ 28-’34
at Treas. office; on bonds o f 1906 and 4 J4g’ 22 J-J
1907, and bridge bonds o f 1908 and 4s ’26 M -N 38,000..M ay 1 ’28-’46
Park Bonds.
1911, hospital bonds, street and
sewer bonds, and bridge bonds of 4s ’07 A-O $5,000-.A p r 1 ’28-’37
4s ’08 M -N
500 . . . May 1 1928
1924 at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
4Ms’23 J-J /32,000c.July 1 ’28-'43
Debt Statement May 1 1927—1 5,000c.July 1 ’44-’48
Debt outside limit_______ *$681,500
S chool & M unicipal Police Bldg.
Debt inside limit________ "808 500
4Ms’ 13 J-D $99,000.June 1 ’28-’33
Sinking fund (applicable to
Land & B uilding Bonds.
debt inside limit)______
11676
4Ms’23 J-J / $5,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1928
1 60,000c. July 1 ’ 29-’43
NET DEBT inside limit $796,824
W ater Loan Bonds.
S in k in g fu n d s (a p p lic . t o
4s ’00 J-J $50,000___ July 1 1930
d e b t o u ts id e lim it)—
92 500..J u ly 1 ’28-’40
Water debt fund______
82,481 4s ’ 10 J-J
Other debt fund_______
133 488 44£s’23 M-S 48.000—Sept 1 ’27-’38
Assess, val. real-------------- 56,038,300 4s ’26 M -N 384,000____ 1927-1951
Hoi. & W. RR. Bonds.
Assess, val. personal_____10,377,500
Total valuation 1926____66,415,800 4s ’ 10 J-J $108,000—July 1 ’28-’44
4s ’ 13 J-J
60.000.-July 1 ’45-’50
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925...$30.40
Gas & Electric Light B onds.
Pop n in 1910. 44.115; 1920 53,884
* Does not include $127,000 water 3K s’02 J-D$174,000..D e c 1 ’27-’ 50
4s ’08 A-O 77,000..A pr 1 ’28-’38
debt.
2,0 00..A pr 1 ’28-’29
CITY PROPERTY.— The real 4s ’09 A-O
estate owned by the citv as shown on 4s TO M-S 74.000._Mar 1 ’28-’40
4s T2 F-A 91,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’42
the assessors’ books Dec. 31 1925
4s T4 M -N 35,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’34
amounted to $2,815,325.
4s T5 M-N 40,000--N ov 1 ’27-’35
4FSsg’19 A-O 41,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’39
HINGHAM.
This town is in Plymouth County. 5s ’21 M -N 98,000. .M ay 1 ’28-'41
4s g ’ 22 J-J
04,000r*.Jan 1 ’ 28-’43
H ospital Notes.
5s
. . . $8,00 0 c____ 1927-1930 4 s ’ 24 J-J 265,0C0-_July 1 ’28-’44
4s ’24 A-O 185,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’27-’44
S ch ool Notes.
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
4s
-..$ 5 0 ,00 0 c____ 1927-1931
$3,000c— July 1 1928
4s
. . . 200,000_____ 1927’ 1941 4Ms’23 J-J
Bridge Bonds.
Soldiers Memorial Notes.
4s
. . . $20,000_____ 1927-1931 4J^sT9 M-S $26,000.-M ar 1 ’27-’39
4 3 s ’21 J-J 140,000. .July 1 '28-’41
4
State Highway Notes.
4H s
— $20,090c____ 1927-1928 4Ms’24 A-O 68,000______1927-1944
4s ’24 M-S/170,000r*.Sept 1 ’27-43
Park N otes.
1 9,000r*._Sept 1 1944
4 s ’25
...$ 1 6 .0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1930
Playground Bonds.
NOTE DEBT Apr 13’27.
314,000
Assessed value, real______12,302,440 4 /is g ’22 J-D $24,000r*.June 1 ’ 28-39
Assessed value, personal. _ 1,670,710 4K s’23 J-J /42.000c_July 1 ’28-’48
\ 5,000c.July 1 ’49-’53
Tot. ass’d v a l. ’26 (act.)..13.973,150
Bd. Debt Statement Jan. 1 ’ 27:
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$29.20
Population 1920, 5,604; 1925, 6,158 Debt inside limit________$2,115,000
Exempted. Debt (Outside
Limit)—
HOLBROOK.
This town is In Norfolk County Munic. & Police
building______ $105,000
Inc. Feb. 29 1872. Pop’n '10, 2,816;
Playgrounds____________ 75,000
1920. 3,1«1 .
Hoi. & Westfield
R efu nd ing Loan.
R R __________ 183,000
4 s ' l l J-D $3,300..June 1 ’28-’30
W eym outh St. W ater Ext. Bds. Water works___ 843,000
4s ’25 M -N j$ l ,0 0 0 ... M ay 1 1928 Gas and electric 1,188,000 1,573,000
Total gross debt_______$4,688,000
1 800___ M ay 1 1929




Less Sinking Fund and
RR. Stock—
Water bond sink.
fund_________ $281,181
Hoi. & W . R R .
stock at par
226,500 507,681
Net city debt Jan. 1 ’27_$4,180,3x9
Borrow’g capac. Jan. 1 ’26
767,818
Tot .val.’ 26 (fair cash val.) 117,059,660
Less abatements______
135,150
Net valuation 1926------ 115,312,720
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--.$23.00
INTEREST is payable at the Mer­
chants' National Bank. Boston.
The Gas & Electric Dept, pay
from its net earnings the interest and
maturing bonds on the gas and elec
trie debt.
The Holyoke & Westfield R R .
stock pays 14% dividends or about
$21,000 over the interest and matur­
ing bonds on the city debt incurred
in the purchase of the Holyoke &
Westfield R R . stock.
The Water Dept, pays from its
earnings the interest, sinking fund
requirements and maturing bGnds on
the water debt and a yearly tax to
the city of about $22,000.
C IT Y P R O PE R T Y .—-The Hol­
yoke & Westfield R R ., $226,500 of
whose stock is held by the city, is
leased to the N. Y . N. H. & H.
R R . Co. and has paid dividend j since
i ft7q. The value of all city pr operty
not including water and light plants,
is estimated at $4,662,295. The
water-works of the city are valued
at $1,708,820 and gas and electric
plants at $3,070,750.
HUDSON.
This town Is in Middlesex Co
Tuc. Mar. 19 1866. Population 1910
6,743; 1920, 7,607; 1925, 8,130.
S chool Bonds.
4s ’ 24 J-J /$72,000c.July 1 ’28-’34
1134,000c. July 1 ’ 35-’44
($116,000 outside and $80,000 in­
side limit.)
Bridge Bonds.
454s'18 M -N $4,000c_May 1 ’28-’31
E lectric Light Notes.
3.65s’03M-N $1,500—Nov 2 ’27-'29
W ater Notes, (r)
34£s’98 J-D $1,000— . July 1 1928
3 JijS’06 J-D
9,0 00..July 1 ’28-’36
2.80s’08A-0 / 1,400--O ct
1 ’27-’28
1 6,000 —Oct 1 ’29-’38
3 ^ s ’09 J-J
1,400..July 1 ’28-’34
3 tfs ’09J-J
300 ..D ec 1 ’27-’29
3.80s’ llJ -J
4,200-M ay 15 ’28-’41
Water Bonds.
4s T2 J-D $1 300r. June 1 ’28-’32
44£s’17 F-A / 2,000c— Aug 1 1927
t 5,000c.Aug 1 ’28-’32
4 K s’23 M-S /28,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’40
\ 1,000c_ Sept 1 1941
_
4M s’23 J-D 12,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’38
4s ’24 J-J
13,000..July 1 ’27-’39
4s ’25 A-O / 3,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30
1 5,000c.Apr 1 ’31-’40
4s '25 J-D / 6,000—June 1 ’ 28-’30
110,000--June 1 ’31-’40
4s ’27 A-O 15,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’42
Sewer Bonds and Notes, (r)
4s ’04 M-iN $21 .OOUc.May 1 ’28-'34
3 Hs’04 M-N 16.000c.Nov 1 '27-’34
3.90s’ 10 J-J
7,000—Nov 1 ’27-’40
4 K s’ 17 A-O
300___ Oct 1 1927
5J^s’20 J-J
1,000.-July 1 ’ 28-’29
5 ^ s ’20 F-A
2 ,0 0 0 ..Aug 1 ’27-’30
5Jiss’20 M-S
2,0 00..Sept 1 ’27-’30
4 ^ s ’22 M -N 2,000-M ay 1 5 ’ 28-’29
4 K s’22 M -N
500_ M ay 15 1930
_
4Ms’23 J-J
7,000-July 15 ’27-’40
4s ’24 J-J
12,000.-July 1 ’28-’39
4s ’25 J-D 13,000—June 1 ’28-’40
4s ’27 A-O 13,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’40
L ight & Power Bonds.
4H>s 13 J-D $2.000--June 1 ’28-’31
4?£sT8 A-O / 3 ,0 0 0 c.. Apr 1 1928
1 20.000c. Apr 1 ’29-38
5s ’21 F-A 15,000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’37
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1927. $492,600
Debt included in the above figure
but issued outside debt limit:
W ater___________________$115,300
Light and power________ 43,000
Sewer__________________ 47,000
School_____________
134,000
Borrowing capacity_______
51,939
Assess, val. real__________ 5.610.770
Assess, val. personal______1,360,788
Total val. 1926__________ 6,971.558
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926—$33,00
IN T . coupons payable at First
National Bank, Boston.
HULL
This town is in Plymouth County
TOTAL D E B T Jan 1 ’ 27- $343,000
Assessment debt incl.)___
64,000
Assess, val. real__________15,923,370
Assess, val. personal_____ 1 .452,610
Total valuation 1926_____ 17,375,980
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926._.$31.20
Population 1925. 2,656: 1920, 1,771
IPSWICH.
This city is in Essex County. Inc.
1634. Pop’n ’ 10, 5.777; '20, 6.201.
W ater Loans.
4s
J-J $60,000c____
1927
14.000
1927.1934
4s ’27 . . .
40,000______1928’ 1947
Light Loan.
4H s
$16,000_____ 1927-1934
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’25 -- $193,172
Water sinking fund________ 33,525
Total val. 1926____________8,107,254
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 26---$i9 00
INTEREST on coupon bonds in
Boston at Old Colony Trust Co.
LAWRENCE.
This city is in Essex Co. Incorp.
Mar. 21 1853. Commission govern­
ment adopted N ov. 7 1911.
M unicipal O. B. Loan 1923.
4M s’23 A-O $240,000.A pr 1 ’28-’43
Plavground Loan.
4 H s’ 17M-N *$22.000. _Nov 1 ’27-'37
5Ms’20 J-D *28,000..July 1 ’28-'40
434s’25 M -N /193,000c.N ov 1 ’27-53
1 4,000c. .N ov 1 1954

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[V ol.

124.

Bath House B onds.
4J4s’22 M -N $30,000-M ay 1 ’28-’42
S ch ool Bonds.
4s '10 A-O*$18,000c.Oct 1 '27-’30
4s ’ 14 J-J
35,000.-July 1 ’28-’34
4s T 5 F-A 40,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’35
4s '15 F-A 18,000—Aug 1 '27-’35
4s ’ 16 J-D 18.OOOc.June 1 ’28-’36
4s ’ 16 F-A 50,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’36
4H s’ 17M -S*/24,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’32
\15.000c. Sept 1 ’33-’37
4/4sTS M -N 14,000—Nov 1 ’27-’38
5ss21 F-A 70,000--Feb 1 ’28-’41
5F£s’21 J-J 140,000.-July 1 ’28-’41
4s ’22 F-A 64,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’42
4s '22 F-A 11,000. .A ug 1 ’27-’37
5s ’21 F -A *205.000.-Aug 1 ’27-’41
4s ’22 A-O *97,OOr)..O ct 1 ’27-’42
4/4s’22 A-O*] 60,000--0ct 1 '27-’42
4Ms’23 J-D 16,000.-June 1 ’28-’43
4 J4s’23 J-J
59,500.-July 1 ’ 27-’43
4 K s’23 A-O 68,000.-Oct 1 ’ 27-’43
4F£s’23 M -N*425,000-Nov 1 ’27-’43
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’07 J-D $27,500-June 1 ’28-’37
4s '08 A-O 2,000____ Apr 1 1928
4s '08 J-D
2,0 0 0 .-D ec 1 ’ 27-’28
4s '10 M-S *I4,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’30
4s ’ 15 F-A 15,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’35
4 s ’ 15 M-S 13,000—Mar 1 ’28-’35
4s ’ 15 J-D 12,000—June 1 ’28-’35
4 s ’ 17 F-A
1 ,5 0 0 --. Aug 1 1927
4Ms’ 19 A-O 24,000—Apr 1 ’28-’39
4 H s’22 J-D 25,000..June 1 ’28-’52
4s ’22 M-S 16,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’42
4/4s’ 23 J-J
38,000.-July 1 ’28-’48
4s ’23 M -N *223,000-M ay 1 ’28-’53
4s ’25 M -N 29,000c.Nov 1 ’ 27-’55
4s ’ 25 A-O 70,000_______________
4s ’26 J-J
50,000.-July 1 ’27-57
P olice-Station Bldg. Bonds.
4 s’ 14 J-J S35.000...Tuly 1 ’28-’34
M unicipal Garage Bonds.
5s ’21 A-O $28,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’41
M unicipal Bldg. Loan 1924.
4s ’24 J-J $270,000.-July 1 ’28-’44
Paving B onds.
4F£s’ 19 J-D $10,000.-June 1 ’28-’29
5M s’20 J-D 15,000.-June 1 ’28-30
5s ’21 F-A 12,500.-Feb 1 ’28-’31
5s ’21 A-O 12.000..O c t 1 ’28-’31
4s ’22 M -N 25,000.-M ay 1 ’ 28-’32
4F£s’23 J-D 1 0 ,000 --. June 1 1928
4F£s’23 J-J
10 ,000 -.- July 1 1928
4Ms’24 M -N 64,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’29
4s ’23 M -N *48,000.-M ay 1 ’ 28-’33
4s ’25 M -N 96,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’30
4s ’26 J-D 100,000--N ov 1 ’28-’31
Fire P rotection B onds.
4s ’06 J-J *$8.000c.July 1 ’ 28-’31
W ater B onds.
4s 06 J-J *$60,000____July 1 1936
4s ’ 16 J-D *27,000c.June 1 ’28-’36
4M s’22 M -N *3,0 0 0 -.. Nov 1 1927
.s ’25 F-A 190,000 _____ 1927-1945
H ospital Loan.
4s ’24 J-D$172,00 0.-Yearly Dec 1
Paving & Sewer Bonds.
4s ’25 M-N$266,000 ____ 1927-1945
Bridge Loans.
4s ’ 15 A-O*$486,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’45
4 s ’ 14 J-J /*119,000c.July l ’28-’34
1160,000c_July l ’34-’44
4s ’ 15 M -N l35.000c.N ov 1 ’27-’35
4/4s’ 17 M»N 75.000-.M ay 1 ’28-’37
4s ’ 17 M-S 82,500--Sept 1 ’27-’37
4H s’ 18 J-D 64.000_June 1 ’28-’38
5s ’ 19 J-D 26,000--D ec 1 ’27-’39
Filter B uilding Loan.
4>|sT8 J-D *36,000--D ec 1 ’27- 38
Sidewalk B onds.
4 ^ s ’23 J-D $5,000.-June 1 ’28-’28
Memorial Park B onds.
4s ’25 M -N $95,000-Nov 1 ’ 27-’45
P u blic B uilding B onds.
4s ’ 26 A-O $228,000 ____ 1928-1946
TOT. B D . D T . Jan 1 ’27-$5,039.250
Debt, outside limit (incl). 2,646,500
Sinking fund (water)_____
27,363
Borrowing capacity M ay 1
1 9 2 7 - - - - - - - - - - - _______ 502,131
Temp’y loan debt (add’l ) . 2,000,000
Assessed val., real_______ 95,736,175
Assessed val., personal_ 34,376,625
_
Total valuation 1926____ 130,132,800
(Assessment about market value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------$29-60
Pop’n 1910, 85.892; 1920, 94,270
IN T . paid at Old Colony Trust Co.
in Boston and by City Treasurer.
* Issued outside debt limit.
C IT Y P R O PE R T Y .— The city
owned property on Jan. 1 1927 valued
at $7,194,121. ______
LEOMINSTER.
This town is in Worcester County.
Incorp. as city M ay 13 1915. Popula­
tion 1910, 17,580; 1920, 19,745.
Tow n Hall Bonds.
4s T3 M-S $42,000--Sept 1 ’27- 33
4s T4 —.
1,000____N ov 1 1927
W ater W orks.
4s ’24 A-O $26,000 _____ 1928-1939
4M s’24
11,000 -------- 1927-1937
4s ’ 25 J-D J18,000.-June 1 ’ 28-’35
1 5.000--June 1 ’36-’40
4s ’27 . . . 100,000--------------------4s ’27 - - .
25,000_______________
’26 J-J /140,000c.July 1 ’27-’46
4s
\ 60,000c.July 1 ’47-’56
Sewer B onds.
4 J^s’23 J-J
$ 2 ,0 0 0 -.. July 1 1928
4s ’26 F-A / 16,000c_Aug 1 ’27-’30
\78,000c-Aug 1 ’31-’56
School Bonds.
3 Fsjs’11 . . .
$5,000_____ 1927-1931
4H s’ 1 9 A -0 13,000c____ 1928-1939
4J*s’2 2 J -J
28,000c.July 1 ’2 8 ’40
4s ’26 M -S 180,000c.Sept l ’27-’41
4s ’27 M -N 270,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’42
Paving Bonds.
5H s’20 . . .
$4,000--------1927-1930
534s’ 2 0 _
_
18.400
1927-1930
5Ms’21 - . 2,000
1927-1928
4 s ’ 22 - . 5,000
1927
44£s’23 J-J
5,000___ July 1 1928
4J4s’23 - . 6.000
1927-1932
4F£s’23 —
11,000
1927-1933
4J4s’25 M -N / 8,0C0c.Sept 1 ’27-’28
1 6,000c. Sept 1 ’ 2<?-’30
4Ms’25 . . .
9,0 00-------- 1927-1935
B ridge B onds.
4s ’ 25 J-D J$18,000.June 1 ’28-’35
\ 10,000-June 1 ’36-’45

J une, 1927.]
LEOMINSTER (C o n c lu d e d ) .
Hall Street Sewer Bonds.
5s ’21 M -N 11,000--M ay 1 ’27-’37
“ City Stables L oan” Bonds.
4M s’22 M -N $13,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’39
Perm. Highway Impt. Bonds.
4s ’26 F-Aj$28,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’30
1 36,000c-Aug 1 ’31-’36
Macadam Paving Bonds.
4s ’26 F -A /$20,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’30
1 4,000c_ _Aug 1 1931
TO T. GR. D T . M ay 13’27 $845,400
Deductions— Water debt.
154,000
77,166
Sinking funds_____1_____
Borrowing cap. Jan 1 '2 6 .
234,000
Total val. 1926__________ 21.982,530
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926---S32 00
IN T . on 4 Ms o f 1922 at the F rst
Nat. Bank, Boston; on part o f other
debt at Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Co.; remainder at office of Treasurer.
LEXINGTON.
This towr
<n Middlesex County.
Incorporated in 1713.
Street Improve lent Bonds.
4M s’17 . . . $1,000_______________
4M s’17 . . .
500_______________
6s ’20 . . .
1,000___________
4M s’22 . . .
9,000...........................
4M s’22 — _
6,000............................
4s ’24 . . .
11,000_______________
S ch ool Loans.
4s '12 . . . $12,000....... ...................
4s T5 . . . 18,000______ ________
4M s’ 19 . . . 42,000_______________
6s ’20 . . .
1,000_______________
4s ’24 . . . 302,000................. ..........
4s ’ 25 . . .
86,500_______________
Park Loan.
4M s’ 13 . . . $17,000...........................
Sewer Loan.
4s T5 . . . $57,000...........................
4s ’24 . . .
8,000_______________
4s 25 . . . 27,000_______________
4s ’26 . . .
10,000_______________
4s ’26 . . .
40,000_______________
T ru st Fund (R efu nding) Loan.
4s TO —
$9,000............................
Cemetery Loans.
4Ms’ 17 . . .
$1 ,000..........................
4Ms’ 18 . . .
2.000............................
W ater Loans.
4s T2 . . .
$6,000..........................
4s ’22 . . .
2 ,0 0 0 .. ......................
4M s’24 —
14,950____________
4M s’24 . . .
7,000____________
4s ’24 . . . 20,000____________
4s ’25 . . .
17,000_____________
Im provement Bonds.
4s ’26 . . . $19,000______1927T931
4s ’26 . . .
20,300_____________
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27- $785,450
105,450
Water debt (incl.)_______
Temporary loans (add’l ) . _ 200,000
Assess, val. real__________13,670,480
Assess, val. personal_____ 1,704,938
Total val. 1926___________15,495,833
Tax rate (,.>er $1,000) 1926____$35.50
Pop’ n. 1910, 4.918:
1920, 6.350.
IN T . payable at Fourth Atlantic
National Bank, Boston, and Lexing­
ton Trust C o., Lexington.
LITTLETON .
This town is in Middlesex County.
S chool Notes.
4Ms
. . . $32.000.......... 1927-1942
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27. $76,300
Water debt incl.)________
31,800
Assess, val., real_________ 1,815,155
Assess, val., personal_____ 397,495
Total assess, val. 1926____2,212.650
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$26.60
Population 1910, 1,229; 1920, 1,277
LINCOLN.
This town Is in Middlesex County.
Incorp. Apr. 23 1754. Population
1910, 1.175; 1920, 1,042.
Water. {Int. at 1st Nat. Bk. Bos.)
3H b J-D $23.000_____________1932
3H s
M-S
9,000__________ 1932
3Ms
M -N
5.000__________ 1934
4s
M-S
5,000__________ 1934
4s
M-S
14,000__________ 1936
4s
M-S
4,000__________ 1937
4s ’07 M-S
500c__ $500 yearly
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 '27— $60,500
Water sinking fund_______
43,100
Assess, val. real_________ 2,294,470
Assess, val. personal_____
384,344
Total val. 1925_________ 2,678,814
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925...$22.00
LONGME&DOW.
A town in Hampden County. In­
corporated in 1783.
W ater Bonds.
4s ’ l l
. . . $2,000______________
4s ’24 A-O
8,000c. Oct 1 ’ 27-’29
R efunding Bonds.
4s ’ l l
. . . $2.350_______________
Pavement Bonds.
4 s ’ 22 . . . $14,000_______________
4s ’ 22 - . .
4,000_______________
4M s’23
14,000_______________
4Ms’23
6,000_______________
Sewer Bonds.
4H s T4 . . . $1.000______________
4M s’23
6,000______________
4s ’24 A-O 24,000c. .O ct 1 ’27-’49
S chool Bonds.
5s '21 - - - $139,000______________
4s ’24 A-O / 6,000c-— Oct 1 1927
134,OOOc-.Oct 1 ’ 28-’44
Street Bonds.
4M s’19 A-O $12,0 0 0c..O ct 1 ’ 27-’29
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '26- $272,350
Floating debt (add’l ) ____
60,000
Cash on hand Jan 1 '27_
_
62,864
Total val. 1926__________ 7.936 436
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $28.80
Population 1910, 1.08’.; 1920, 2,618
IN T . on 4Ms o f 1919 and bonds of
1924 payable at the First National
Bank, Boston.
LOWELL.
This city is in Middlesex County.
Inc. as a town in 1826, as a citj Apr.]
1836. Commission srovt,. adopted
N ov. 7 1911. Councilmanic form of
government adopted Jan. 2 1923.




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25,000r__ July 1 1929
Water.
4s ‘99 J-J
Bridge.
4s T6 J-D $87.500___ June 1 1936
f$17,063____ Sept 1932 4s ’98 A-O 10,000r___Oct 1 1928
4M s’ 17 M -N 10,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’37 4s T2 M-S ( 14,625____ Sept 1932 4s ’00 J-J
25,000r...Jan 1 1930
4Ms’19 A-O 12,000--Apr 1 ’28-’39
{ 17,062____ Sept 1932 4s ’00 A-O 25,000r— .O ct 1 1930
5s ’20 M -N 5 ,5 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’28-’30 4Ms’ 13 F-A 52,500____ Aug 1933 3M s’01 J-J
25,000r— .July 1 1931
75,000r___Jan 1 1932
5Ms’20 J-J
4 4 ,000 ..July 1 ’28-’38 4s T4
F-A 12.500____ Aug 1944 3Ms’02 J-J
5s ’21 A-O 40,OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’41 4s T5
A-O 176,000____ Apr 1935 3M s’02 A-O 325,000r___Apr 1 1932
4M s’21 F A 28,000--Feb 1 ’28-’41 4s ’25 J-J
70,000c.July 1 ’28-’40 4s ’ l l J-D 35 OOOr.June 1 ’28-’41
4M s’22 F-A 31,500--Aug 1 *27-’42
Hospital B onds.
4s ’ l l J-D 40,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’41
4 *4s'22 M -N 15,500--N ov 1 ’27-’42 4Ms’ 13 J-J
$3,150___________1933 4Ms’13M-S / 49,000r-Sept 1 ’27-’33
i 60.000r.Sept 1 ’34-’43
4M s’23 M -N 57,000___________1943 4s T6 J-D 30,000____Dec 1 1936
105,000r_Nov 1 ’ 27-’43
4M s’24 M -N 7.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’34 4Ms’ 17 M -N 40,000____M ay 1 1932
4MsT7 J-J
50,000c.July 1 ’28-’37 4s T4 M-N119,OOOr.-Nov 1 ’27-’43
Playground B onds.
4 M sl7 M -N ll.0 0 0 c.N o v 1 ’17-’37 4s T5 J-J
50,000r.-July 1 ’28-’45
4s T 7 A-O $3,500___________1931
4Ms’22 F-A
7,000--Aug 1 ’27-’42 4Ms’ 19 J-D 10,500c.June 1 ’28-’32 4Ms’20 A-O 20,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’48
F-A
“
1,500--Aug 1 ’ 27-’29 4Ms’19 F-A 12,000--Feb 1 ’28-’39 5s ’21 “ ‘ 50,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’58
4M s’22 F-A
4Ms’22 F-A 11,000c___ Aug 1 1927
Memorial Auditorium Bonds.
4 Ms’ 24 J-J
18.000
______ 1929
12,500c. _ .July 1 1928
J-J
4s ’24 F-A 11.000
______ 1935 5s ’ 20 M-S$160,000 __________1940 4s
5s ’21 M-S 185,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’41 4s ’ 24 M-S 21,OOOc.Sept 1 ’ 27-’29
Park.
4Ms’22 A-O 35,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32 4s. 24 M -S J12,000--Sept 1 ’27-’29
H1,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’37 5s ’21 A-O 140.000 ..A p r 1 ’28-’41
43ds’ 17 F-A
l30,000c.Sept 1 ’30-’39
4s T6 J-D
3,740_____June 1946 4Ms’ 19 J-D 85.000--June 1 ’28-’39 4s ’25 J-D 13,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’39
44fsT7 F-A 13.000
_Aug 1937 5s ’20 M-S 145,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’40 4s
J-D
6,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’29
6 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ‘27-’32
5Ms’20 M-S
4s
Bath House Bonds.
A-O 20,000c. .O ct 1 ’27-’40
4M s’21 J-D 26.000
...........1937 4Ms’ 19 J-J $10,000--July 1 ’28-’32 4Ms
J-D 29,000c_Dec 1 ’ 27-’30
3.000
_____ 1930
4% s’22 F-A
J-D
Street Bonds.
9,000-cDec 1 ’ 27-’35
4Ms
4Ms’23 M-S 11.000
______ 1935 4s ’22 M-N $15,000--M ay 1 ’28-’42 4Ms
J-D
8,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’30
4M s’23 M-S
9.000
_____ 1933
68,000._July 1 ’28-’30
Boulevard C on stru ction Bonds. 4s ’25 J-J
4M s’23 M -N 7,200___________1939 4 k s ’23M-N $12,000c_May 1 ’28-’33 4s ’25 J-J
14,000c.July 1 ’28-’40
4s'’22 M -N 18,000___________1942 TOTAL GROSS DEBT
Sidew alk B onds.
4M s’22 F -A
6,000--Aug 1 ’27-’ 30
4s ’24 M-S $30,000c_Sept 1 ’ 27-’29
Apr 21
4 Ms’22 F-A 13,000--Aug 1 ’ 27-’ 52 Exempted 1927__________ $5,527,350 4s ’24 J-D 25,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1939
" -----------debt—
4 Ms’ 22 F-A 23.000
___________Aug Water bonds. $215,750
1 1947
P ublic Im provements,
4Ms’ 23 M -N 1,500c.M ay 1 ’ 28-’30
3M s’ 10 M-S $37,000r— Mar 1 1940
Other bonds.. 2,188,450
Paving.
------------- 2,404,200 4s T2 M -N lO.OOOr.May 1 ’28-’32
4Ms’18 A-O $5,000____Apr 1 1928
NET D E B T _____________ $3,723,150 4M s’ 13 M-S 16,000r__Mar 1 ’28-’43
6.000-Sept 1 ’27-’29
4M s’19 M-S
4s T4 M-S
3,000r.Sept 1 ’27-’29
6.000- -M ar 1 ’28-’29 Borrowing capacity___ $459,387.44 4M s’25
4M s’ 19 M-S
193,000______1927-1945
4Ms’19 M -N 2,500--M ay 1 ’28-’29 Assess, val. 1926 _______ 145,832,174 4s ’26 —
50,000 _____ 1927-1931
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925-.-$31.80
5s '20 A-O 24,000. .A pr 1 ’28-’30
S treet im provem ent.
5Ms’21 J-D 32.000— June 1 ’28-’31 Population TO, 106,294; ’20, 112,759
IN T . at First Nat. Bank. Bostoa 3Ma’05A-0*$125.000r ..A p r 1 1935
4 Ms’22 A-O 26,000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’32
4s T9 M -N 1,890r..N ov 1 ’27-28
______ 1927
4Ms’22 F-A 15.000
4s T9 M -N l,9r>0r-.N ovl ’27-’28
4M s’22 M-S 15.000
______ 1927 LUDLOW.
9.000c. .A pr 1 ’28-’ 30
Aug This town is in Hampden County. 4M s’20 A-O
1 ’ 27-’32
4 Ms’22 F-A 30.000—
5,000r.Dec 1 ’27-’ 31
4Ms’21 J-D
4 Ms’22 M -N 60.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’32
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’ 23 M -N 30,000c_June 1 ’ 28-’ 33 5Ms’21 J-J $10,000a-July 1 ’28-’31 5s ’21 F-A 32,000-cAug 1 ’28-’31
42,000c. July 1 ’ 28-’33
J-J
4 Ms
4 Ms’24M-N /24,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’29
School House Extension Bonds. 4s ’ 24 M-S
9,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’29
\55.000c.May 1 ’30-’34 5Ms’ 21 J-J
’28-’41
10,000c. Sept 1 ’30-’34
4 s ’24 F-A 18,000___________1934 4Ms’21 A-O / $28,000c-July 1 ’27-31
lO.'OOOc.Oct. 1
4s ’24 M-S 70,000c.Sept 1 ’ 27-’ 29
4s ’25 M -N /38,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’30
1 lO.OOOc-Oct. 1 ’31-’41 4s ’ 24 J-D 45,000c. ..D e c 1 1929
l50,000c.M ay 1 ’31-’35
4 s ’25 J-J (12,000—July 1 ’28-’30 4 Ms’25 A-O 139,000c..Oct 1 ’27-’45 4s ’24 J-D 30 ,000 c.-.D ec 1 1934
School Bonds.
9,000c_July 1 ’28-’30
4s ’25 J-J
110,000. -July 1 ’3 l-’35 4s High J-J
’09
$4,000c-Jan. 1 ’28 ’29
.
4s ’26 M -N /50,00C c.M ay 1 ’ 28-’31 BOND. DEBT, Jan. 1 ’27- $207,500 4s ’25 J-J 40,000c.July_ 1 ’28-’35
M unicipal B ldg. & Drainage.
l55,000c.M ay 1 ’ 32-’36
assessed value ’ 26.10,837,998
M -N $9,000r-Nov 1 ’27-’35
3M ’27 M-&255,000. -M ay 1 ’28-’37 Total tax rate (per $1 .000) '26-$37.00 4s’ 16
Total
500r_ Nov 1 1936
_
Charitable bequests.
Population. 1926. 8,802; 1920. 7,470.
Sewer Loan.
6s ’71 M-S $25,000 _____Perpetual
4s ’08 J-D $ll,000r— Dec 1 1928
6s T7 A-O *1,000 _____Perpetual
4s ’ 17 A-O ( 4,000r..A pr 1 ’28-’29
* Paid back to donors.
LYNN.
\18,000r--Apr 1 ’30-’47
This city is in Essex County. Inc.
P olice Bonds.
4s T3 F-A $5,850___ Feb 1 1933 April 10 1850. Councilmanic form 4M s’ 19 M-S J10,000r_.Mar 1 ’28-’29
\80,000r_-Mar 1 ’30-’49
o f Government adopted Jan. 1 1918.
M acadamizing Streets.
- - - $342,000 _____ 1927-1932 4 M' 19 F-A 23.000c.-Aug 1 ’27-’49
4 Jis’22 F-A $5,000--- Aug 1 1927 4 Ms
. . . 159.000 ---------1927-1933 4M s’ 19 F-A J 6,000c..A ug 1 ’27-’29
4 Ms’23 M -N 10 ,000--. June 1 1928 4 Ms
\20,000c-.Aug 1 ’30-’49
4s ’24 M -N 36,000c.Nov 1 ’27-'29 4s
--22,500
1927-1933
- - - 495.000 ______1933-1943 4M s’20 A-O 69,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’50
4s ’25 M -N 39,OOOc.May 1 ’28-’30 4S
5s ’21 F-A (20,000c_ Aug 1 ’27-’36
Bldg, and Eauip. Bonds.
4s ’ 26 M -N 60,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’31
\15,000c-Aug 1 ’37-’51
4s T4 J-J
83,500r-Juiy 1 ’ 28-’34
Fire Departm ent.
_
5Ms’21 J-D $8,000_ .June 1 ’28-’31 4Ms’24 J-D 10,000r_ Dec 1 1939 4s ’22 F-A I 4,000c___ Aug 1 1927
\75.000c. .A ug 1 ’28-’52
4Ms’ 23M-N f22,000c-M ay 1 ’28-’38
M unicipal Loan.
J-J f 3.0 00c..-Ju ly 1 1928
\ 5,000c_May 1 ’ 39-’43 4s '12 M -N*$18.000r.Nov 1 ’ 27- 32 4 Ms
\50,000c .July 1 ’29-’53
4 H s’24 J-J 30,000c-July 1 ’28-’29 4s T3 J-D *9,000r._Dec 1 ’27-’32
*l,300r_ Dec 1 1933 4s ’ 24 M-S (26,000c.Sept 1 ’ 27-’39
_
Health Bonds.
115,000c. Sept 1 ’40-’54
4s ’ 13 J-J $2,700____ Jan 1 1933
4s
J-J
(3,000c. July 1 ’28-’30
\ 500c. ..J u ly 1 1931 4s ’ 24 J-D 10,000c. ..D e c 1 1934
24,000c.July 1 ’ 27-’50
4s ’25 J-J
4 Ms’23 M -N $2,000c-_ June 1 1928
Paving.
4M s’ 19 M-S $8,000r._Mar 1 ’28-’29 4s ’25 J-J *290,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’ 55
S chool.
__
4s T5
F-A $15,000___ Aug 1 1934 4M s’20 A-O 18,200c_-Apr 1 ’28-’30 4s ’26 M-N890,OOOc_May 1 ’ 28-’56
W ater, Sewer, Bldg. & R ecre­
4s T5
M -N 68,750___ Nov 1 1935
5s ’20 M-S 20,000r_Sept 1 ’ 27-’30
ation Bonds.
4s T6
F-A 60,000____Feb 1 1936
4M s’21 J-D
5,000r_.Dec 1 ’27-31
4s T6
M -N 36,000___ M ay 1 1936 4M s’21 J-D
5,000r-.D ec 1 ’27-’31 _s ’27 - . - $970,000______________
C oncrete Culvert.
4s T6
J-D
9,000____Dec 1 1936 4M s’22 F-A 30.000c-.Aug 1 ’27-’32
_
4s ’ 17 M-S 40,000___ Mar 1 1932 4M s’22 F-A 11,000c___ Aug 1 1927 3M s’09 J-D $10,000r_ June 1 1939
Land Bonds.
4Ms’ 17 F-A 60,000--Aug 1 ’ 27-’37 4 Ms’22 F-A 14,000c------Aug 1 1927
$260r.Dec 1 ’27-28
4 M sl7 F-A
1,000c-. Aug 1 1927 4Ms
J-J 21,000c— July 1 1928 4s T9 J-D
P layground Impt. Bonds.
4M s’ 19 F-A 20,000____Feb 1 1934
Sidew alk Paving B onds.
4Ms’ 19 A-O 120,000___ Apr 1 1939 4 Ms
J-J $28,000c_ July 1 1928 4s . . J-J *$4,400r_-.Tuly 1 ’27-34
_
Stables & Hospital A ddition Bds.
4Ms’ 19 M-S 22.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’34 4s ’ 24 J-D 40,000c_ Dec 1 1929
_
4Ms’20 A-O 195,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’40 4s ’ 25 J-J
40,000c.July 1 ’28-’30 4M s’ 14 M-S ($l,000r— Sept 1 1927
l 3,500r.Sept 1 ’28-’34
5s ’20 M-S 280.000c.Sept 1 ’ 27-’40
Land and M unicipal Purposes.
School Library & Drain.
5s ’21 A-OJ 77,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’31 4M s’19 J-D $3.000c_-Dec 1 ’27-’29
4Ms’ 18 F-A f$6,000r-.Aug 1 ’27-32
\220,000c.Apr 1 ’32-’41
S ch ool Loans.
1 500r_ Aug 1 1933
_
5s '21 A-O 12.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’41 4s '07 M-N *$26,000r— Nov 1 1927
Bldg., Drain. Parks & G rounds.
5Ms’21 J-J
12,000. - July 1 ’28-’41 4s '08 F-A 15.0001--. -Aug 1 1928
5Ms’21 F-A 17,500--Aug 1 ’27-’38 4s ’08 M-S *6,000r..*M ar 1 1928 4M s’20 A-O $13,000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’40
C ity Stables & Pine Hill School.
4Ms'21 J-D 430.o00c.Dec 1 ’27-’4i 4s ’09 M-S 16,000r_ Sept 1 1929
_
4)4s'24 A-O 30,000 _____1927-1941 3M s’09 M -N 35,000r_ M ay 1 1929 5s ’20 M-S $42,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’40
_
C ity Stables & Bldgs, and Dr’ g
4s ’25 M -S 13.000c.Mar 1 ’28-’49 4s 09 A-O 18,000r. ..O ct 11929
Parks & G roun ds.
3 Ms’09 M-S *15,000r-.Mar 1 ’ 28-’29
4s 14 M-N $25,000_____ M ay 1934 3 Ms’09 M-N *4,000r.May 1 ’ 28-’ 29 4M s’21 J-D $15.000r__Dec 1 ’27-’41
*Cemetery Loans.
4Ms’ 14 M -N 10,000_____B ov 1934 4s TO F-A 16.000r.Feb 1 ’28-’30
4s T5 J-J
22,000_____ Jan 1935 4s ’ l l J-D *25,000r.June 1 ’28-’31 4Ms’21 J-D $25,000r..Dec 1 ’27-’31
4s '15 F-A
11.000_____Aug 1935 4s T 2 M -N 3,000r ..N o v ’27-’32 4 Ms’22 F-A 12,000c_-Aug 1 ’27-’32
6,000-..J a n 1 ’28-’33
4s T6 M-S 24,000_____Mar 1936 4s T3 F-A
4,000r--Feb 1 ’28-’33 4M s’25 J-J
18,000c.July 1 ’27-’35
4s T 7 F-A
39,000_____ Feb 1937 4Ms’ 13 A-O 21,000r.Apr 1 ’28-’33 4s ’25 J-J
♦Police C ourt House Bonds.
4Ms’ 17 M -N
8,000__Nov 1 1932
4s T4 A-O ( 3,000r.Apr 1 ’28-’30
4L£s’18 M-S
24,000__Mar 1 1936
\ 3,000r_Apr 1 ’31-’34 4s ’08 M-N*$42,500r__ May 1 1928
Engine House Bonds.
4 J$s’ 18 M-S
19,000__Sept 1943
4s T4 F-A 12.000r.Feb 1 ’28-’34
$8,000_____ 1927-1934
4M s’ 19 J-J
34.000__Jan ’28-’44
4s T4 J-D* 80.000r_June 1 ’28-’34 4M s’24 . . .
Hospital Bonds.
4Ms’ 19 J-J
12,000__July ’28-’39
4Ms’ 14 A-O *60,000r.0ct 1 ’27-’34
4Ms’ 19 M-S
3,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’29 4s T5 M-S (1 8 ,0 0 0 r -.M a r l’28-’29 4s ’25 J-J *$95,000c.July 1 ’28-’45
Incinerator Bonds.
4M s’ 19 J-D
3.000--D ec 1 ’27-’29
l3 0 .0 0 0 r--M a r l’30-’35
4Ms’ 19 J-D 17,000c.June 1 ’28-’44 4s T5 M-S 45,O00r__Mar 1 ’ 28-’35 4s ’25 J-J $114,000.-July 1 ’28-’45
Loans marked (*) are authorized
4Ms’ 20 F-A 42,000____Feb 1 1944 4s T6 M-S f25,000r..M ar 1 ’28-’31
5s ’20 M-S 14,000..Sept 1 ’27-’40
\15,000r-.Mar 1 ’32-’36 by special Acts of Legislature in ex­
5s ’20 J-D 14,000..Dec 1 ’ 27-’40 4s T6 M-S 35,000r.Sept 1 ’27-’36 cess of the citv’s legal debt limit.
TOTAL DE B T, & 0 .— Jan 11926
5s ’21 J-D 19,000-.June 1 ’28-’46 4s T6 J-J (10.000r.July 1 ’28-’32
5 s ’21 J-D 19,000--June 1 ’28-’46
\ 6,OOOr.July 1 ’33-’36 Munic. loans (inside limit) $2,301,360
4Ms’21 J-D
5,000-.D e c 1 ’27-’31
4s T7 M-S 55,000r_.Mar 1 ’28-’37 Special loans (outside limit)2,914,300
os ’21 M-S 20.000-.Sept 1 ’27-’46 4s T8 J-D
2.000r__Dec 1 ’27-’28 Water loans (outside limit) 1,400,500
5s ’21 F-A 20,000--Aug 1 ’27-’46 4M s’19 A-O 24,000r--Apr 1 ’28-’39 Sinking funds—
For municipal loans__
145,347
4 Ms’22 A-O 40,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’47 4M s’19 F-A 24,000c__Aug 1 -28-’39
For special loans______
249,893
4 Ms’ 22 F-A 26,000.-Aug 1 ’ 27-’52 5s ’21 F-A *75,000c.-Aug 1 ’27-’41
For water loans_______
426,178
4>4' s’23M-N (32,000c.June 1 ’ 28-’43 4 s ’24 J-D 13.000c_ Dec 11939
_
821,418
( 10,000c-June 1 ’44-’53 4 s ’ 24 J-D *172,000c_ Dec 11939 Total sinking funds______
_
4 Ms’23 J-D 24,000__________ 1948 4 Ms M -N *440,000c.N ov 1 ’ 27-’43
ASSESSED V A LU A T IO N .-4Ms’24M-N l34,000c_May 1 ’28-’44 4Ms M -N *425,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’43
1926.
1925.
llO.OOOc.May 1 ’45-’54
Drainage B onds.
Real estate.$98,855,8951102,056,235
4Ms’24M-N j 22,000-- M ay 1 ’28-’38 4s ’ l l M -N ( $6 OOOr.-Nov 1 ’27-’31 P erson a l... 17,005,180 17,765,430
116.000c.M ay 1 ’39-’54
I 10,000r__Nov 1 ’32-’41 Total______125,203,410 119.821,665
4s ’ 24 A-O (42,000c. .O ct 1 ’26-’39 4s ’08 M-S 30 ,000 c...M a r 1 1938 Tax (per M )
$31.80
$35.80
\30,000c.-Oct 1 ’40-’ 54 3Ms’09 M-S 30,000r_ Mar 1 1939 Pop’n, 1925, 103,182; 1920, 99,148.
_
4s ’26 M -N 89,000c_May 1 ’28-’56 4s T2 M-S ( 6,400r__Mar 1 ’28-’32
IN T . coupons at Old Colony Trust
Streets and Highwavs.
tll.OOOr—Mar 1 ’33-’42 Co., Boston, or at City Treasurer’s
4s 12 F-A $14,000___ Aug 1 1932 4s T4 M-S 1 7 ,0 0 0 r-.M a rl’28-’44 office; other interest by Treas. only
4MS.19 J-D
3,000c.- June 1 1928 4s T5 M-S
8,500r. .M ar 1 ’28-’35
4 Hs'22 A-O 35,000c.Apr 1 ’28- 32 4 s ’ 16 A-O 19,000r__Apr 1 ’28-’46 MALDEN.
4 Ms’23 M -N 18,000c.June 1 ’ 28-’33
Floating Bridge Bonds.
This city is in Middlesex County.
4s ’ 25 M -N /1 5 ,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’35 4M s’19 J-D *$2,000c___ Dec 1 1927 Inc. March 31 1S81. All bonds are
\20,000c-May 1 ’36-’55
l 2,000c_ Dec 1 1928 coupon and registered interchange­
_
4Ms’23 M -N 18,000__________ 1933 4Ms 22 F-A 1*16,000c._Aug 1 ’27-’30 able.
School and H ospital Bonds.
\ * 2 .0 0 0 c .-A u g l’31-’32
Street Loans.
4Ms’19 F-A $14,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’34
*W ater Loan.
5s ’20 M -N S4,000-.N ov 1 ’27-’30
4Ms’19 A-O 96.000-.Apr 1 ’28-’39 4s ’98 J-J $25,000r_ July 1 1928 4s ’26 F-A
_
8,000--Aug 1 ’27-’34

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MALDEN (Concluded).
S chool Bonds.
S ch ool House Loans.
4s ’l l J-J $8,000--July 1 ’28-’3l
4s '08 J-J
$700___ July 1 1928 4s T5 J-J
3,000--July 1 ’28-’30
4s ’ 17 M -S
5,000-_Mar 1 ’28-’32 5 Ms
F-A 13,000--Aug 1 ’22-’40
4Ms’23 J-J 268.000-July 15 ’27-’43 -s
J-J
78,000_______________
4s ’24 P-A 282,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’44
M unicipal Light Loans.
4s ’ 24 F-A /21,000--Aug 1 ’27-’29 4s ’ l l M-S $8.000c_Sept 1 ’27-’ 34
\90,000--Aug 1 ’30-’44 4s
J-D
7,000___ June 1 1935
4s ’25 F-A 139,000--Aug 1 ’27-’45 4s
A-O 40,000___ Oct 1 1933
4s ’26 J-J
60,000--July 1 ’27-’46 4s
April 3,000___ Apr 1 1934
Drainage Loan.
4s
A-O
9,000—Apr 1 ’28-’36
3 Hs'02 J-J 115,000___ July 1 1932
W ater District Bonds.
---------------20,000___ July 1 1934 4s T4 J-J $36,000c-July 1 ’28-’39
3 Hs’04 J-J
4s '08 J-J
10.000
___________JulyT5 1938
4s 1 F-A 19,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’45
___________Apr T6 1939
3 Ms’09 A -0 20.000
4s 1 M-S 4,000—Mar 1 ’28-’31
4s ’ l l J-J
24.000
___________July 1 1941
4s
J-J
10,000____July 1 1933
10.000
___________July’27 19424s ’ 12 J-J
4s 1 - 23,000 _____ 1928-1932
7.000-Apr 1 ’28-’34
4s '14 A-O
East Mansfield W ater Extension
M ay 15 ’28-’30
4s ’ 15 M -N 3.000Loan.
5s ’ 19 M -N 13.000--N ov 1 ’27-’39 4Ms’22 M-S $5,000___ Sept 1 1927
5s ’ 20 A-O 13,000--Apr 1 ’28-’40
West Mansfield W ater Exten­
5s ’ 21 F-A 24,000--Feb 1 ’28-’51
sion Loan.
4M s’22 J-J
28,000—July 1 ’28-’ 52 4Ms’22 M-S .$5,000___ Sept 1 1927
4M s’23 M -N 26,000--Mar 1 ’28-’53
Street Railway Bonds.
4 H s’24 J-J
3,000-.July 1 ’28-’30 4Ms M -N 15 $14,000-Nov 15 ’27-’39
4M s’25 M -N 3,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’31
Street Railway Notes.
4s ’26 J-J 135,000_______________ 4Ms - - $5,000___ Aug 1 1929
Sewer Loans.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’25 -- $322,500
3M s’03 M-N$10,000____ M ay 2 1933 Water debt (included)_____
99 000
3M s’04 M -N 10,000___ May 2 1934 Sinking funds— Electric___
35,833
3M s’04 M -N 10,000___ May 2 1935
36,204
W ater____________
4s ’08 J-J
20,000___ July 1 1938 Total valuation 1926______ 7,434,740
A pr 1 1939 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $34.40
3 Hs’09 A-O 20.000
July 11939
4s ’09 sT-J 30.000
INT at First Nat Bank, Boston
June 11940
4s ’ 10 J-D 35.000
20.000
July 11942 MARBLEHEAD
4s ’ 12 J-J
A pr 11943
4s ’ 13 A-O 40.000
County
-M ar 1 ’28-’44This town is in Essex26. 8,212,
4s '14 M-S 17.000inc. 1649. Population 1
5
4s ’ 15 F-A 1 8 .0 0 0 - Feb 1 ’28-’45 1920. 7.324.
4s '16 J-J ( 8,000—July 1 ’28-’31
115,000—July 1 ’32-’46 4s Hospital Bonds. c ____1927-1934
’ 25 M-NS39.000
4s ’ 17 M-S 2 0 .0 0 0 - Mar 1 ’28-’47 W ater Loans.
N ov 1 ’27-’35 TO M-N $2,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’29
4Ms’ 18 M -N 2 .0 0 0 4s
Nov 1 ’27-’32
5s ’ 18 M -N 6 .0 0 0 4M s’ 19 A-O 1 2 .0 0 0 - Apr 1 ’28-’39 4Ms’23 M -N 144,000c. M ay 1 ’28-’43
ch
5s ’ 19 J-D
3 .0 0 0 Dec 1 ’ 27-’29S12 ool House Bonds.
4s
-Apr 1 ’28-’45 T3 J-D $24.0 0 0 c____ 1927-1932
5s ’20 A-O 18.000.
4s 15 ’28-’51 12,000c..June 1 28-’33
J-D
24.000Jan
5s ’21 J-J
4,000c-June 1 ’28-’31
5s ’21 M -N 24,000-May 15 ’ 28-’51
4Ms’22 F-A 25,000--Feb 1 ’28-’52 4s Sewer Bonds.
’26 J-J $150,000—July 1 ’27-’56
4Ms’23F-A15 26,000-Feb 15 ’28-’53 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27--$375,000
4Ms’23M -N15 12.000.Nov 15’27 38 Water debt (included)____
164,000
4M s’24 J-J
14.000.-July 1 ’? 8 -’41
4s ’24 M-S 16,000-_Sept 1 ’27-’42 Assessed val., real_______ 15,476,700
_ 2 336,160
4M s’25 M-S 32,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’ 55 Assessed val., personal_ 17,812 860
Total valuation 1926____
Sidewalk Bonds
$25.00
4M s’23 J-D $7,000___ June 1 1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 —Boston.
INTEREST is payable at
4Ms’24 J-J
10,000. -July 1 ’J8-’ 29
4s ’26 F-A 25,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’31 MARION.
Fire Departm ent.
This town is in Plymouth County.
4 K s’ 18 J-J ($8,000.-July 1 ’28-’31 Inc. 1852. Population 1910. 1,460;
\ 7,0 00.-July 1 ’32-’38 1920, 1,288.
H ospital B onds.
W ater Loan
4s ’ 15 J-J
$6,000--July 1 ’28-’33 4Ms'08 J-J $33,000c—Jan 1 ’28-’38
P ublic Parks.
4s ’94 J-J $80,000___ July 3 1944 TOT. DEBT Apr 16 ’24— . $65,750
Water debt (included)_____
52,000
10.000
___________July 3 val. 1945
4s ’95 J-J
Total
1926___________ 4,178.536
10.000
___________July 3
1947
4s ’97 J-J
Tax rate (per
1926__
18.000
___________July 1T. on1929$1,000) payable $27,60
4s ’04 J-J
water
___________DecIN Trust Co., Boston; on at Old
2
1932 loan
4s ’07 J-D 25.000
Colony
sewer
___________Nov 1 at Wareham Sav. Bank.
1934
4s ’09 M-N 10.000
loan 1
5.000
___________July
1936
4s ’ l l J-J
-June 1 ’28-’39
4Ms’22 J-D 12.000.
MARLBOROUGH.
1.000
___________Sept 1
1927
5s ’ 21 M-S
This city is in Middlesex Co. Inc.
W ater C on stru ction .
4 s ’01 M-S $12.000.. .Sept 11931 May 23 1890. Population 1925,
4s ’26 J-D 20,000--D ec 1 ’27-’31 16,286: 1920. 15,028.
Sewer and Drains B onds.
Paving Loans.
5s ’ 18 M-S $1,000___ Sept 1 1927 4M s’ 17 M -N $1,000__ M ay 18 1928
4M
3,000--Apr 1 ’28-’ 29
Feb 15 ’28-’29 s’ 19 A-O
4M s’ 19 F-A 12.0002.000 ..F e b 1 ’28-’29 5s ’20 M-S 4,0 00.-Sept 1 ’27-’30
4Ms’ 19 F-A
7,000--Aug 1 ’27-’2P
2.000- -Feb 1 ’28-’29 4s ’22 F-A
4 K s’ 19 F-A
4M
-Apr 1 ’28-’29 s’23 F-A 4,000--A u g 1 ’27-’28
4Ms’ 19 A-O 14.000.
4s
17,000--July 1 ’28-’34
-Feb 1 ’28-’29 ’24 J-J
4Ms’ 19 F-A 10.000.
4s
9,000--June 1 ’28-’35
2.000-Sept 1 ’27-’28’25 J-D
5s T9 M-S
4s ’26 J-J
7,500--July 1927-31
8.000-Aug 1 ’27-’30
5Ms’20 F-A
Mar 15 ’28-’31 Departmental Equip. Bonds.
5Ms’21 M-S 51.0004s
June 15 ’28-’31 ’23 J-D $10,000___ June 1 1928
4Ms’21 J-D 10.000.
4s
8,000--July 1 ’28-’29
-M ar 1 ’28-’32 ’24 J-J
4Ms’22 M-S 30.000-Feb 1 ’28-’32 Sidewalks Notes.
4Ms’22 F-A 95.000.
4Ms’23 J-J
$1,000___ July 1 1928
5.000Apr 15 ’28-’32
4Ms’22 A-O
4,000--Apr 2 ’28-’29
8,500--M ar 1 ’28-’32 4s’ 24 F-A
4Ms’22 M-S
4M s’22 J-D 20.000- -June 1 ’28-’32 4s '25 J-D 10,000--June 1 ’28-’30
20,000--July 1927-’31
4Ms’23 J-D 38.0J0-.June 1 ’28-’33 4s ’26 J-J
Soldiers Memorial Notes.
2.010___ Feb 1 1928
4Ms’23 F-A
4M s’23 A-O 16010,-A pr 1 ’28-’33 4 ^ s ’22 J-D $5,000--June 1 T 8-’32
3.000--Oct 1 ’27-’29
4Ms’23 J-D 39,590-June 15 ’28-’33 4M s’24 A-O
Playground Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-D 21 010-June 15 ’28-’33
4s ’24 F-A /2 1 ,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’33 4Ms’23 . . . $46,0 0 0 c____1927-1953
Sewer Bonds
\ 2,000___ Aug 1 1934
is
_
-Aug 1 ’28-’34 ’04 J-J $L2,000c_ July 1 1929
4M s’24 F-A 28.000.
__________ 4s ’08 M -N 13,000c___Nov 1 1933
4s ’26 A-O 23.000
12,000c-July 1 ’ 28 ’35
4s ’26 F-A 40,000c-.Aug 1 ’27-’36 4s TO J-J
4s T6 A-O (27,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’36
River im provement Bonds.
1 1,000c_ Apr 1 1937
_
5s ’ 19 M-S $3,000-_Sept 1 ’27-’29
4 K s’ 19 M -N 5,OOOc_May 1 ’28-’32
B uilding Loan.
9,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’35
4 s ’25 A-O ($40,000c_Aug 1 ’27-’31 5s ’20 M-S
1 98,000c.Aug 1 ’32-45 5 T s ’21 F-A 12,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’38
4Ms’23 J-D
6,000.-June 1 ’28-’33
D ebt Jan. 1 1927.
Total d ebt__________ ____ $2,485,400 4 M ’23 M-S 2,0 00.-Sept 1 ’27-’28
Sinking fund, &c________
233,953 4s ’25 J-D 13,000--June 1 ’28-’40
Paving Bonds.
Net d ebt___________
2,251,447
5 « s ’2 0 F -A ) $9,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’29
Water debt (included in
\ 2,000c_ Aug 1 1930
_
the above total debt)_
_
32,000
4Ms’21 F-A 15,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’31
Water sinking fund (incl.
25,000--July 1927-’36
in above sinking fund). .
21,470 4s ’26 J-J
W ater Bonds
Assessed val.. real_______ 53,831,000
Assessed val.. personal___ 8,941,650 4s ’00 M -N S20,000c...M ay 1 1930
4,000___ June 1 1928
Total valuation 1926_____ 62,772,650 4Ms’23 J-D
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$31.40 4s ’24 F-A 12,000--Aug 1 ’27-’29
6,000--June 1 ’28-’30
Pop’n. 1920 49,103; 1926, 53,181 4s ’ 25 J-D
4M s’ 25 M -N 8,000..N o v 1 ’27-’30
1NT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston 4s ’26 M -N 10,000--M ay 1927-’31
S chool Bonds.
MANCHESTER.
4s T5 F-A $ :6,OOOc.Aug 2 ’27-’32
This town is in Essex County 4s ’23 M-S 60.000-.-Mar 1 ’28-33
Inc. 1645. Population 1910 2.673: 4s ’24 M -N 176.000.-N ov 1 ’27-’39
1920, 2.466.
4Ms’ 25 M -N 18,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’35
Hospital Loan.
4M s’25 M -N 28,000--N ov 1 ’ 27-’30
4Ms’24 - . - $ 4,000 .........1927-1942 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’27- $825,456
Sewer Loan.
Water debt (incl.)_______
66,000
4s
J-J $121,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’43 Sinking fund (water)_____
26,471
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27- $185,000 Sinking fund (general)_
_
23,832
Cash on hand___________
44,323 Assessed val., real_ . . . 14,254,308
_
Total valuation 1926___ 12,094,360 Assessed val., personal__ 3 089,380
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.-.$18.40 Total valuation 1926--- 17 343,688
IN T. at Old Colony Tr. C o., Bos. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 --$33.60
IN T . at Merchants’ Nat. Bank,
Boston.
MANSFIELD.
This town is in Bristol County
Inc. 1775. Population 1910, 5.183: MSDF2ELD.
This town is in Norfolk County.
1920, 6,255.
Water district o f like name an­
School Bonds.
nexed Jan. 1 1921.
4s ’27 A.O $70,000--Apr 1 ’28-’41
Hospital Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27None
5s
A-O $13,500--Apr 1 ’29-’38 Funded debt __________
$36,000

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Assessed valuation 1926-- 2,423,113
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
$3,000--July 1 ’28-’32
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $44.00 4s T 2 J-J
4 ^ s ’ 17 A-O 16,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’35
Population 1920___________ 3,595
5s T7 J-D
1,000--D ec 1 ’27-’28
MEDFORD.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’24This city is in Middlesex County Inside limit______________ $922,500
Inc. M ay 31 1892. Population 1910 Sinking funds____________
44,580
Outside lim it ................... 1,359,750
23,150; 1920. 39.038.
234,757
Notes O u tstan din g Dec. 31 ’23— Sinking funds___________
All bear 4% interest.
Assessed val., real_______ 48,856,200
Due.
Amount.\Dve.
Amount Assessed val., personal_ 4,325,600
_
1924.........$1,300 1927______ $7,000 Total value 1925________ 59,441,500
1925_____ None 11928_____ 12.000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____*30.00
IN T . at National Shawmut Bank,
1926
.................... 15.0001 --Boston.
T otal___________________ $35,300
* Issued outside debt limit.
♦Public-Building Bonds
4s T6 J-J $80,000c.Jan 3 ’28-’36
MELROSE.
♦Play-Ground Bonds.
This city is in Middlesex County.
_
4s ’03 M -N 19,000c_ M ay 1 1932
4s T2 F-A ' 13,500a.Aug 1 ’ 27-’32 Inc. a town 1850; city Mar. 18 1899.
110,000c.. Aug 1 ’33-’42 3Ms’27 . . . $80,000-.---1928-1942
A uditorium Bonds (inside limit).
4s ’25 J-J 28,000-.July 1 ’28-’55
4s
J-J
$8,000.-July 1 ’28-’31
W ater-W orks Bonds *
4s ’24 F-A 30,000.-Feb 1 ’ 23-’42
4s ’06 M -N $3,000___ Nov 1 1927 4s
F-A
5,0 00.-Aug 1 ’27-’31
4s ’24 J-J15/10,000cJuly 15 ’27-’29
Sewer (Outside of limit).
\30,000cJuly 15 ’30-’39 Is '05 J-J $10,000c_ July 1 1935
_
4s ’26 F-A (60,000--Feb 1 ’28-’36 4s ’07 J-D 10,000c_ June 1 1937
_
130.000- -Feb 1 ’37-’41 '07 J-J
4s
10,000c..-July 1 1937
3Ms’27 M-N100.000___ Due $7,000 4s '08 J-D 10,000c_ June 1 1938
_
M ay 1 ’28-’37; $6,000 M ay 1 ’38-42 3 Ms’09 J-D 10,000c. ...June 1 1939
4s TO A-O 10,000c. ..A p r 11940
Sidewalk Bonds
-s ’22 M-S $] ,000____Sept 1 1927 4s ’ l l M-N lO.OOOc-.M&N 1 1941
10.000c— July 1 1942
_s ’ 22 M -N 1,000____Nov 1 1927 4s T2 J-J
M-S
3,500.-Sept 1 ’27-’33
4s ’25 J-J
28,000.-July 1 ’28-30 4s
4s T3 M-S
4,OOOe-May 1 ’28-’34
Departm ent & Equip. Bonds.
.s
M -N *$1.000___ N ov 1 1927 4s ’24 M-S (52,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’39
UO.OOOc-Sept 1 ’40-’44
4Ms’25 J-D 20,OOOc.Dec 31 ’27-’30
4s ’26 M -N 14,000--M ay 1 ’28-’41
S chool Bonds
School House Bonds (Outside
4s ’08 F-A $ !5 ,0 0 0 c ... Aug 1 1928
Debt Limit).
4s ’ l l M-S j 12.000c..Sept 1 ’27-’29
l 6,000c..Sept 1 ’30-’31 4M s’23 F -A $l60,000.- Aug 1 ’27-’42
J-D
8,000-.D ec 1 ’27-’34
4s T2 J-J
5,000.-July 1 ’28-’32 4s
4s T2 J-J *25,000--July 1 ’28-’32 4s ’26 A-O 168,000--A p r 1 ’28-’41
School H ouse Bonds (Inside
4s T3 J-J *30,000--Jan 1 ’28-’33
Debt Limit).
4s T4 J-J
9,500--Jan 1 ’28-’34
_
4Ms’ 14 M-S / 1,000___ Sept 1 1927 3 Ms’09 M-S $78,000c_ Mar 1 1929
24,000--July 1 '28-'33
~
—
1 500____Sept 1 1928 4H s’23 J-J
35.000.
-July 1 ’ 34-’43
4s T5 J-D 10.000--June 1 ’ 28-’35
4.000
___________Jan 1 1928
4s T6 M-S
9,000-Mar 15 ’28-’36 4Ms’24 J-J
48.000.
-Jan 1’ 29-’44
4s T6 J-J *62,000--July 5 ’ 28-’36
Sewer (Inside of Limit).
4Ms’ 17 J-D
1,000c.June 1 ’ 28-’29
4Ms’ 18 J-D
6,000--June 1 ’28-’33 4s T5 M -N $4,000--M ay 1 ’28-’35
1,000 ...S e p t 1 1927
4Ms
J-J
6,000_-July 1 ’ 28-’33 4s T7 M-S
-M ay 1 ’28-’29
_s
J-J
1,000--July 1 ’ 28-’33 4 K s’ 19 M -N 2.000.
4.000.June 1 ’28-’31
4s T6 A-O (23,00 >
—Oct 2 '27-’35 5M s’21 J-D
6.000.
-Aug 1’ 27-'32
t 2.000___ Oct 2 1936 4M s’22 F-A
6.000.
-Sept 1 ’27-’32
4Ms’ 1 8 A -0 22,000_ Oct 1 '27-’38 4M s’22 M-S
_
6.000-July l ’28-’33
4Ms’ 19 A-O
400c_ Apr 1 1928 4M s’23 J-J
_
J-J
1.000 ___ July 1 1928
( 6,000c.July 1 '28-’29 4K s
J-D
8.000. -D ec 1 ’27-’34
4 ^ s ’ 19 J-J* \20,000c.July 1 ’30-’39 4s
4Ms’ 19 F-A
2,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’28 4M s’25 F-A 14,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’40
8.000-M ay 1 ’28-’35
5s ’ 20 J-D ( 8,000c.Dec 1 '27-’30 4s ’25
R efu nding Notes (Outside Debt
i 5,000c_Dec 1 ’3 1- ’35
Limit).
6 s ’20 J-D 10,000--June 1 ’28-’40
5Ms’20 A -O 8,000 ..O c t 1 ’27-’34 4s T4 M-N $8.000.Nov 25 ’27-’29
C ity Stable Bonds5Ms’ 21 J-J (10,000.-July 1 ’28-’31
M-S $30,000--Sept 1 ’27-’41
1 5,000.-July 1 ’32-’36 4 Ms
S urface Drain. (Outside of limit).
5Ms’21 F-A 12,000--Aug 1 ’28-’41
4Ms’22 F-A* (294,000cAug 1 ’27-’40 4s ’02 J-J $100,000c.-July 15 1932
\15,000c— Aug 1 1941 is T3 M-N 3,500c.M ay 1 '28-'34
4,000c. Apr 1 '28-'35
_s ’ 22 J-J *(16,000..July 1 ’28-’35 4s T5 A-O
4,000c. June 1 ’28-’31
1 1,000___ July 1 1936 4s T6 J-D
500____Sept 1 1927
4s ’ 24 J-D (48,000--D ec 1 ’ 27-’34 4s T7 M-S
2.000-Jan 1 '28-’31
4s 1 J-J
150.000-D ec '17’35-’44
1.000-Aug 1 ’27-’28
4 s ’ 24 J-D 195,000-Dec 1 ’27-’39 4s T8 F-A
Surface Drain (Inside of Limit).
4s ’25 J-J
32,000--July 1 ’ 28-’43
4s. ’25 J-J (65,000.-July 1 ’27-39 4M s’ 19 M -N $4,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’29
4,0 00.-Aug 1 '27-’30
F-A
1 3,000___ July 1 1940 4s ’20 _ '
4.000.
-D ec 1 '27-’30
4s ’26 J-J (350,000--July 1 ’27-’36 5M s’20 J-D
5.000.
-Sept 1 ’27-’31
U 50,000--July 1 ’37-’41 5M s’21 M-S
5.000.
-D ec 1 ’27-’31
4M s’21 J-D
Park Bonds.
6.000.
-Aug 1 ’27-'32
4s ’00 F-A*$12,000r*__Feb 1 1930 4M s’22 F-A
6.000. -Sept 1 ’27-’32
4s ’02 J-J *20,000r*-_July 1 1932 4M s’22 M-S
9,000c. Aug 1 ’27-35
4s ’02 M -N *27,000___ Nov 1 1932 4M s’25 F-A
5MS’20 A-O 14,000--O ct 1 ’27-’40 4 s'’26 M -N 14,000--M ay 1 ’2S-41
C ity Hall Bonds.
Park & Playground Loan.
F-A $50,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’43
.s ’23 - - . $18,000-.July 1 ’28-’45 4s
W ater-W orks (Outside of limit).
Paving Bonds.
.s
J-J
*7,000___ July 1 1928 3Ms’09 J-D ($8,000c-June 1 ’ 28-'31
l 1,000c. ..June 1 1932
Sewer Bonds
4s '09 M-N *$5,000c__ May 1 1939 4M s’ 19 M -N 2,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’29
4s '09 M-S *5,000c. . -Sept 1 1939 5M s’21 F-A 5,000.-Aug 1 '27-’31
5,000.-D ec 1 ’27-31
4s TO M-S *15,0 0 0 c...S e p t 1 1940 4Ms'21 J-D
6,000.-Aug 1 ’27-32
4s T1 M-S *5.000c.--Sept 1 1941 4M s’22 F ’A
4s '12 M-S *3,000--Sept 1 ’27-’32 4M s’22 M-S 3,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’29
2.500____ July 1 1928
4s T3 F-A *3,000-.Feb 1 ’28-’33 4Ms’23 J-J
4s T3 M -N *8,000--N ov 1 ’27-’43 4M s’23 M-S 4,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’28
J-.T
8,000.-July 1 ’28-’29
4s T4 J-D *9,000-.D ec 1 ’27-’44 4s
J-D
7,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’39
4s T6 J-D * 9,500-.June 1 ’28-’ 46 4Ms
8,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’ 30
4 J4s’ 18 J-D
*500 ___ June 1 1928 4 H ’25 F-A
4Ms’ 18 J-D
4.5 00.-June 1 ’28-’36 4M s’25 F-A 16,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’30
6s ’20 J-D *8,000.-June 1 ’28-’35 4s ’26 M -N 16,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’31
5Ms’20 A-O f 2,000 ____Oct 1 1927 4s ’26 M-S 10,000.Sept 20 ’27-’31
1 3,000.-.O ct 1 '28-’30 4s ’26 M -N 6,000-N ov 25 ’27-’29
Sidewalk Bonds.
5Ms’21 J-J
8,000.-July 1 ’28-’31
5Ms’21 J-J
*4.000.-July 1 ’28-’31 4M s’25 F-A $12,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’30
-s ’22 M -N *15,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’42
C ity Hall Bonds.
. s ’22 J-J *11,000-.July 1 ’28-’38 4M s’25 F -A ($48,000c.Aug 1 '27-42
1 2,000c. ..A u g 1 1943
-s ’22 M S 3,000..Sept 1 ’27 ’29
C ity Stables B uilding.
-s ’22 M -N 11,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’37
.s ’23 J-J
19.000.-July 1 ’28-’46 4s ’26 M-S $30,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’41
4s ’24 J-J15 20,000c July 15 ’27-’47 TOT. BD. DT. Jan. 1 ’27-SI,334,500
_
137,000
4s ’24 J-J15 28,000c July 15 ’27-’ 54 Note debt (additional)_
61,601
4s ’25 J-J
90,000.-July 1 ’28-’50 Sinking (Inside limit_____
funds) Outside limit___
186,039
4s ’26 J-J (28,000.-July 1 ’27-’40
1 1,000___ July 1 1941 Assessed valuation 1926—
Real_________________ $27,785,100
4s ’26 J-J (72,000.-July 1 ’27-’44
Personal______________ 3,484,900
1 3,000____July 1 1945
T ota l_________________ 31,270,000
S treet-im pt. Bonds.
5s T8 A-O $3,500___ Apr 1 1928 Total tax (oer $1,000) 1926--$32.10
4K s’ 19 A-O ( 4,000___ Apr 1 1928 Pop'n 1926. 20,865; 1920, 18,204
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bank,
I 2,000 ---A p r 1 1929
4Ms’ 19 J-J / 6,000c— July 1 1928 Boston; Melrose Tr. Co., Melrose,
1 2,000c. ..J u ly 1 1929 and Old Colony Tr. C o.. Boston.
6s ’20 J-D
3,000-.June 1 ’28-’30
5Ms’20 A-O
4,000.—Oct 1 ’27-’30 MERRIMAC.
This town is in Essex County.
5Ms’21 M -N 1,000___ Nov 1 1927
.s ’23 J-J *20,000___ July 1 1928 Incorporated 1876.
W ater Bonds and Notes.
.s ’23 J-J *(14,000___ July 1 1928
165,000.-July 1 ’29-’33 4s ’04 J-J 821,000c.July 15 ’27-32
-s ’23 J-J
60,000.-July 1 ’28-’33 BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 ’27- $38,700
4s ’24 J-J15
2,000c July 15 ’28-’ 29 Assessed value, real estate. 1,684,420
_ 292,050
4s ’24 J-J15 32,000c July 15 ’27-’34 Assessed value, personal_
12,000c ..J u ly 15 1927 Total assess, val. 1926____ 1,976,470
22,000c July 15 ’28-’29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$41.00
40,000c July 15 ’30-’34 Pop’n 1910. 2.-02: 1920_______ 2.173
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boston.
49,000—July 1 ’28-’33

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METHUEN.
This town is in Essex County.
Ineorp. as a town in 1725. Incor­
6,000____July 1 1934 poration as a city in 1917 held invalid
72,000.-July 1 ’27-’35 by State Supreme Court on Jan. 7
3,000____July 1 1936 1921. Ineorp. on April 17 1917 as a
londs.
city. Pop’n TO, 11,448; ’20--15.189
M-S $5,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’38
F-A 5,005..A u g 3 ’27-’36
J-D 1,000. - Dec 1 ’27-’?8
J-D 9,000-Dec 15 ’27-’35

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MILLERS’ FALLS WATER DIST.
P ublic Library Bonds.
METHUEN (Concluded).
Hospital Bonds.
Organized Mar. 18 1896.
4K s
M-S $6,000_____ 1927-1932 4s TO M-S $14,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’30
W ater Bonds
4s TO J-J 15,OOOr.Jan 1 ’28-’30
4s ’98 F-A $25,0 0 0 c ...F e b 1 1928 BON D. D EBT M ay 1 1 ’26 $35,000
Sewer Bonds.
4 s '00 J-D 25.000c. ..D e c 11930 Sinking fund_______________ 26,873 4s
J-D $145,000____ 1927-1955 3Ms’ 09 J-J 10,OOOr.Jan 1 '28-’29
P urchase St. W idening Bonds.
4s ’09 A-O 6,000.-O ct 1 ’28-39 Assessed valuation 1926.- 1,873.458 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $770,200
4s ’ 10 J-D 13,000.-D ec 1 ’28-’40 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$30.00 Water debt (incl.)_________ 128,000 4s T3 M -N $140,000c .N ov 1 ’27-’33
Sewer Bonds.
4H s
J-D 1,000 ___ June 1 1928 Population 1926 (est.)________ 2,000 Assessed valuation, real..15,641.625
4M s’24 M -N I 5 ,0 0 0 c..-M a y 1 1928
Assessed val’n, personal_ 1,835,180 4s ’ 05 J-J $62,0 0 0r...Ju ly 1 1935
_
\ 4,7 6 0 c..-M a y 1 1929 MILLIS.
_
Total valuation 1926_____ 17,476,805 4s ’03 J-D 30,OOOr_ Dec 1 1933
This town is in Norfolk County. Total tax (per $1,000) 1926- ..$29.70 3 K s’02 M-S 30,OOOr...Mar 1 1932
4s ’25 A-O
6,000. .A pr 1 ’28-’30
3 Jis’99 F-A 33,000r— .F eb 1 1929
4s ’26 . . .
20,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’41 Incorporated Feo. 24 1885.
are payable
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -. $95,350 at INTEREST coupons & Trust Co. 3 ^ s ’98 F-A 35,000r._.Feb 1 1928
Sewer Loan
Boston Safe Deposit
25,000
3 X s ’02J-J $25.000___ July 1 1932 Water debt_______________
4s 07 A-O 90,000r.0ct 1 ’27-’37
4H s’ 17 F-A 19.000r.Aug 1 ’28-’47
41£s’24 M -NJ32,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’44 Assessed value, real estate.2,505,185
110,000c.May 1 ’45-’54 Assessed valuation, pers’l . . 523.506 NEW BEDFORD.
4s T6 M-S 95,000r.Mar 1 '28-’46
4}£s’24 M -N 8,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’35 Total assess, val. 1926____2,728,691
This city is in Bristol County 4H s’ 18 M -N 75,OOOr.Nov 1 ’27-48
4s ’25 F-A 4,000-Aug 15 ’27-’30 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---S30.00 Inc. Mar. 9 1847. Pop’n TO, 96.652; 4)4sT7 J-D 72,OOOr.July 1 *28-’47
4s ’26 . . .
10,000--May 1 ’28-’37 Pop’n 1910, 1,399; 1920, 1,485.
1920. 121,217.
4s '15 A-O 38,OOOr.Oct 1 '27-45
4s ’26 M -N 6,0 0 0 .-May 1 ’28-’39
4Hs'24 . . . $896,000_____1927-1954 4s T6 J-D 23,000r.Dec 1 ’27-’46
4s '15 M -S 73.000r.Mar 1 '28-’45
MILTON.
Hospital Loan.
Bridge Bonds.
This town is in Norfolk County. 4s ’07 J-J $254,000r_ Jan 1 1957 4s '14 J-D 56,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’44
4M s’24 M -N / $28,000C-May l ’28-’33
_
24,O
OOr .July 1 '28 '44
1 55,000c.M ay l ’34-’44 Inc. 1662. Population 1910, 7,924: 4s ’07 J-J 523,000r_ Jan 1 1957 4s T4 J-J
_
1920, 9,382.
Sidewalk Loan.
4s TO A-O 14. O O _Oct 1 '27-’40 4J4s'13 M-S 85,OOOr Sept 1 27-'43
Or
4M s’24 M -N $4,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’29
Highway Loan.
4s T5 M-S
7,000r_Mar 1 ’28-’34 4 K s’ 13 J-D 60,000r.June 1 '34-43
4s ’24 F-A $30,000c* ...1927-1930 4s '15 F-A
School Bonds
_
l,000r_ Aug 1 1927 4s T3 J-D 36 000c.June 1 ’28-'33
4s T3 M-S 48.OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-’43
4s '10 F-A $12,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’ 30
War Memorial Loan.
B uilding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 13 F-A 10,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’31 4s ’24 F-A $21,000c* ...1927-1932 5H s’20 M-N$26,000r.May 1 ’28-’40 4s '12 M-S 48,000r_Sept 1 ’28-’42
4s ’ 14 J-J
8,000.-July 1 ’28-’31
School Loans
4H s’22 M -N 32,000r_Nov 1 ’27-’42 4s T2 J-D 47,900r_June 1 ’28-’'42
4s ’ 16 M-S 8,000c.Sept 1 ’ 27-’34 3H s’09 M-N $15,000c*Nov 1 ’27-’ 29 4>isT9 A-O
2,000r.Apr 1 ’28-’29 4s ’l l J-D 49,OOOr.Dec 1 '27-’41
11,000c* . . . 1927-1936 5J^s’20 M -N l.OOOr_ M ay 1 1928 4s '17 J-J
30 000r.Jan 1 ’28-’47
4Ms’ 17 M -8 12,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’32 4J4sT7 . . .
_
4s ’l l M -N 70,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’41
51is’21 J-J 140,000c.July 15 ’27-’31 44£s’23 M-N192,000c*May 1 ’ 28-’43
Fire S tation Bonds.
l 70,000c July 15 ’32-’41 4s ’25 J-J 90,000c.July 1 ’27-35 4s T6 M-S $6J,000r.Mar 1 ’28-’36 4s T2 J-D 75,OOOr.June 1 ’28-'42
1 90,000c_July 1 ’36-’45 4H s’ 18 M -N 2,000r.Nov 1 ’27-'28 4s '13 J-J 18,000c.July 1 ’28-’33
5 ^ s ’21 J-J
7,000-July 15 ’27-’41
4 K s’23 J-J 176.000c.July 1 ’28-’43 4s ’26 M -N 28,000c.M ay 1 ’28-31 4J^sT7 J-J
20,000r_July 1 ’28-'37 43^s'13 J-J 30,000r_July 1 '34-'43
4s '14 A-O 24.OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’44
Sewer B onds
4s ’24 F-A ( 39,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’29
G arbage Bonds.
1180,000c. Aug 1 ’30-’44 4s T5 . . . $4,000o* ...1927-1930
5s ’21 M-S $110.000r_Mar 1 ’28-’41 4 s '15 M-S 8,OOOr.Mar 1 '2 8'45
4s T6 A-O 19,00 ir.Apr 1 ’28-’46
4s ’25 . . . 24,000_____ _________
Fire Dept. Bonds.
High S chool Bonds.
W ater Bonds
5s '18 M -N $4,000--M ay 1 ’28-’35
3H s’ 10 J-J
$6,000r.Jan 1 ’28-’30 4s T6 F-A 32,000r.Aug 1 '27-46
3 Hs ’02 F-A $60,000c*.Aug 1 ’27-’32 4s T2 J-D 10,000r_ June 1 ’28-’32 4s '17 A-O 28,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’47
S chool-H ouse Notes
5J^s’21 J-J $15,000.July 15 ’27-’41 4s ’24 J-D ]36,000c*Dec 1 ’27-’44 4s T2 J-J 25,000r.Jan. 1 '28 ’32 4M s’ 19 F-A 36,OOOr.Feb 1 ’28-’49
\10.000c*Dec 1 ’45-’54 4s ’ l l J-J
Macadam Pavement Bonds.
20,O00r_July 1 ’28-’3l 4 Tjs’ 19 A-O 60,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’39
4J£s’24 J-D 23,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’49 4s ’ l l J-J
4 J^s’23 F-A $2,000.Aug 15 ’27-’28
20.000r.Jan 1 ’ 28-'31 5s '20 M -N173.000r.M ay 1 ’28-’50
4s ’25 A-O 15,000..A p r 1 ’28-’30 4s ’26 M -N 44,000c_May 1 ’28-’ 50 4s ’27 F-A fll7,000_-F eb 1 ’28-’36 4% s’21 M -N 31,000r_Nov 1 ’27-’51
4s ’26 . . .
33,000_______________ 4 s ’26 J-D J75,000__June 1 ’27-’51
\132,000_____1937-1947 5 K s’21 A-O 73,000c. Apr 1 ’28-'51
110,000--June 1 ’52-’56 4s ’27 F-A 240,000--Feb 1 ’28-’47 4s '22 J-J 200,000r_July 1 ’28-'52
Perm anent Pavement Bonds.
4s '23 A-O 174.OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’53
4s ’25 A-O ($20,000. Apr 1 ’28-’30 GEN. BD. D T. Jan 1 ’27- $788,000
Highway Macadam B onds.
190,000
4s '25 J-D ?70,000c.July 1 ’27-’35
\ 45,000-Apr 1 ’31-’35 Water debt (included)____
_
Borrowing c a p a c ity ------- $127,193 4hts’22 M-N$10,000r_ Nov 1 1927
170,000c_ July 1 '36-45
TO T. B D . D T . Mar 30 ’27.
M -N 12,000r__Nov
1927
Inside debt_____________ $496,600 Total valuation 1926 ____29,998,445 4M s’22 A -0 30,000r_ Apr 1 1928 4s '27 F-A )8 0,00 0..F eb 1 ’28-’37
4Ms’2 3
_
1
170,000.-Feb 1 ’38-’47
Outside debt___________ 600,660 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$27.80
iN T . on school 3>$s of 1909 at Old 4s ’26 A-O 240,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’31
T ru st Fund Bonds.
Sinking funds:
Colony Trust C o., Boston; other
For debts inside debt
Highway Perm anent Imp. Bds. 4s '14 M-S $12,OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-'29
Union S treet W iden in g Bonds.
4>£s’20 A-O $20,000r.Apr 1 ’28-’29
limit_________________
28,942 loans at First Nat. Bk., Boston,
For debts outside debt
4s T7 J-J
10,000r_________1927 4s T3 M -NS42,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’33
W ater Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ l7 F-A
10 OOOr_________1927
limit_________________
36,408 MONSON.
This town is in Hampden County. 4% s’ 17 M -N
1 OOOr_____ ...1 9 2 7 3)4s’00 J-D $48,OOOr...June 1 1930
Borrowing capac. Mar 30 ’27S109,958
S chool Loan Bds. (outside limit). 5s T 8 F-A
20.OOOr___ 1927-1928 4s TO J-D 65,000c.June 1 ’28-’40
Assess, val. real_________ 16,357,170
Assess, val. personal_____ 3,506,975 4s ’24 J-D /$ 88,000c_Dec 1 ’27-'34 5s T8 A-O 5.OOOr._.Apr 1 1928 4s TO M-S 40,000r.Sept 1 '27-’40
1 50,000c-Dec 1 ’35-’39 5s T 8 M -N 5,OOOr.. .M a y 1 1928 4s ’ l l M -N 70,000r_May 1 '28-’41
Total assess, val. 1926____ 19,864,145
Bridge & Highway Loan.
4 ^ s ’ 18 J-D
5.OOOr— June 1 1928 4s T2 M -N 66,OOOr.May 1 ’27-’42
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-..$40.60
M -N 172,OOOr.Nov
’28-’51
IN T . on bonds at First Nat .Bank. 4 s ’ 24 M-S $4,000c-_Sept 25 1927 4Tjs’ 18 M-S 13.600r.Sept 1 ’27-’28 4Ms’21 M -N414.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’51
1
W ater S upply Bonds.
43^s’ 19 F-A 40,OOOr.Feb 1 ’28-’29 5Ms’21
Bos.; on notes at City Treas. office -s ’25 - - $6,000--Oct 1 ’27-’29 4>isT9 A-O
6,500r_Apr 1 ’28-’29 4s '23 A-O 174.000r.Apr 1 ’ 28-’ 53
W ater Main Extension Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 19 J-D ’ 6,000r.June 1 ’28-’29 4s ’26 J-J 120,000c.July 1 ’27-’56
MIDDLEBOKOUGH.
This town is in Plymouth County; 4Ms’26 J-D $8,000--June 1 ’28-’35 51£s’20 M -N 10,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’30 4s ’26 M -N 150,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’56
BOND.
Inc. in 1669. Pop’n 1910, 8,214 AssessedD EBT Dec 31 ’ 26- $157,000 5J4s'20 M -N 90,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’30 4s ’27 F-A 60 ,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’57
value, real estate-2,423,636 5J4s’20 A-O 39.000r.Apr 1 ’28-’30
Perm anent Impt. Bonds.
1920, 8,453.
Assessed value, personal_
_ 633,231 5 K s’20 F-A 40,000r.Aug 1 ’28-’30 4K s’25 A-O $90,000c.Oct 1 ’27-35
L ight Notes.
Total valuation 1926_____ 3,056.881 5s ’20 A-O 10 OOOr.Oct 1 '27-30 DEBT STATEM ENT A PR. 1 ’26.
4s ’06 M -N $5,000 .. . N o v 1 1927
_
$12,939,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 5 _____$40-00 5s '21 J-J
7,500r_Jan 1 '28-'31 Gross bonded debt_
Im provement Bonds.
_
40.000r-Jan 1 '28-’31 Water debt (incl.)_ $1,853,000.00
_s
$66,000-.0ct 1927-’32 Population, 1920. 4,826; 1925, 5,206 5Ms’21 J-J
IN T . on school bonds at First 5Ms'21 F-A 160,OOOr.Feb 1 ’28-’31 Other debt (exempt
Plym outh Co. H ospital Loan.
from statutory limit
5s ’21 J-D $6,000-Dec 15 ’27-’29 National Bank of Boston; on bridge 5)^s’21 M -N 48,000c.M ay 1 ’28-'31
(incl. in above)____ 6,556,000.00
and highway issue at Monson Nat. 5H s’21 M -N 20.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’31
W ater Departm ent Notes.
Bank.
5s '21 F-A 25,000c.Aug 1 ’27-'31 Total bonded debt,
4s T5 J-J $13,000..Jan 1 ’28-’40
outside debt lim it.. 8,409,000.00
4%s'21 M -N 10.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’31
4s T5 J-D 18,000.-June 1 ’28-’45 MONTAGUE.
4 ^ s ’21 M -N i6,000r_Nov 1 ’27-’31 Debt within debt limit
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927. $160,000
This town is in Franklin County.
(incl. in above)___
4,530,000.00
4M s’21 M -N 10.750r.Nov 1 ’27-’31
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
50,000
Sink,
Assessed valuation, real_ 7,960,390 4 sStreet Railway B onds. 1 ’28-’34 4P2s’22 J-J 250,00Or.July 1 '28-32 Waterfund Dec 1 ’26 . 1,516,364.00
_
sink. fds. (incl.)
648,000.00
’ 24 J-J $21,000--July
4)4s'22 J-J 50.000r.Julv 1 ’28 ’32
_
Assessed val’n, personal_ 1,440,556
S chool Bonds.
414s’22 J-J 50,OOOr.July 1 ’ 28-’32 Munici pal sk. fds. (incl.) 293,000.00
Total valuation 1926--------- 9,400,945
1 ’28-’42
M -N
27-’32
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.—$32.90 4s ’24 J-J $60,000c.July1927-1941 4 K s’22 M -N 24,000r.Nov 1 ’'27-'32 Other sk. fds. (applic.
to debts outside)_
_
565,364
5 ^ s ’24 - - 55,000 -------4H s’22
10,OOOr.Nov 1
-s ’25 M-N106,600- - N oy 1 ’27-’45 4% s’23 A-O 300,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-'33 Net debt___________
4,237,000.00
S chool Notes.
4s '25 M-S 712,OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-’35 Borrowing capacity,
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
$32,000 _____ 1927-1934 4s '26 A-O 150,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’36
Apr. 1 1926_______ 1.144.182.31
County seat is Cambridge. In­ 5 s ’ 24
corporated May 10 1643. Pop’n TO, BON D. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $297,000 4s '26 A-O 315,000c.Apr 1 ’ 28-’36 Total valuation, 1925 — 219,700.748
Water debt (add’l)________
94,600 3Ms’27 - . - 400,000_____ 1928-1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $27.80
669,915; 1920, 778,352.
INTEREST on coupon bonds pay­
Assessed val., real estate.-7,7l8,050
C ourt-H ouse Bonds
Howland St. & P ope’s Island able at the office of the City Treas.;
4s‘97
J-D $60.000c .Dec ; ’27-’32 Assessed val., personal____2,577,499
Ext. Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1926.-10,295,549 43^s’ 19 F-A $6,000r.Aug 1 '27-29 registered bonds by check.
5H s’21 J-J
37,500_____ 1927-1941
4 K s’21 J-D 75,000c.Dec 1 ’ 27-’41 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’25________ $28.40 Land and Buildings Bonds.
4}|s’22 J-J
35,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’40 Population, 1920, 7,675: 1926. 7.973 4 ^ sT 9 F-A $39,000r.Aug 1 '27-’39 NEW BURYPORT.
This city is in Essex County. Inc
4M s’23A-0 27 4,00 0..Oct 15 ’27-’43
5M s’20 F-A
l.OOOr,Aug 1 ’27-’29 May 24 1851. Pop n 10 14.949;
4s ’24 J-J
50,000--July 1 ’28-’29 NATICK.
1920. 15.618.
This town Is in Middlesex County.
M unicipal Building Bonds.
4s ’24 J-D 150.000--D ec 1 ’27-’29
W ater B onds (ovtside limit)
Inc. Feb. 19 1781. Pop’n 1910, 4s ’ l l M-N$16,000r_M ay 1 ’28-’31
Bridge Bonds.
$77,000c..June ’28-’ 34
4s TO M-S 20, O O .Sept 1 ’27-’30 3 !4s'04 J-D 30,OOOr*.July 1 '28-’38
Or
4s ’26 J-D $38,000_____ 1927-1931 9,866; 1920. 10,907.
High School tint, at Treas. office). 3>£s'09 J-J 10,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’29 4s ’08 J-J
4s '26 J-D 175,000---D ec 1927-31
4 V£sT4 A-O 18.000..O ct 1 '27-'44
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '27. $919,500 4s 12 J-J $27,500c*July 1 ’28-’32 4s TO .T-D 15,OOOr.June 1 '28-’30 4s ’24 J-D 30.OOOc.Dec 1 ’27-’29
Sewer Notes (In t. at Treas. office). 4s T6 M-N 26,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’36
Special debt (add’l ) ----------71,000
School Bonds
J-J $64.000_____ 1927-1941
M unicipal Hospital Bonds.
Total asses, val. 1926. 1,344,779,168 4s
_
4 ^ s 19M-N
1 ’28-’39 4!Cs’ 2 2 _ $144,000______ 1927-1942
IN T . at Beacon Tr. C o.. Boston, is W ater Notes (Int. at Treas. office). 434s’’ 18 M -N $88,000r.May 1 ’27-’38
Sewer Bonds
J-J
$5,000......... 1927-1938
31,500r.Nov
and Old Colony Trust C o., Boston.
3Hs
M-S $46.OOOr...Sent 1 1931
4Ms’23 J-J
5,000 ...J u ly 1 1928
Park Bonds.
2,000____Oct 5 1927
W ater (Int. at Treas. office).
4s '14 A-O $16,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’44 4s ’25 . . .
MILFORD.
Highway Bonds.
s ’02 A-O
’27-’29 4s
J-J
8,OOOr.July
This town is in Worcester County. 3 ^ ’04 J-J $24,000c*.0ct11’30&’31 4s ’'22 J-J 72,OOOr Jan1 ’28-’35 4s ’22 . . . $26,000 __________1927
07
1 1957 4M s’23 J-D
Inc. 1780. Pop'n 1910, 13,055; 4s Debt April 15,000c*Jan
1 1925.
3)4s’01 J-J 28,000r._.Jan 1 1951 4Ms’23 J-D 90 000.-June 1 ’28-’33
1920, 13,471.
2,000___ June 1 1928
Water d e b t-.........-$119,500
4s ’92 A-O 100,OOOr...Apr 1 1942 4p5s’23 J-D 35.000 ......... 1927-1933
Sewer Bonds
6,485
P olice Station Bonds.
4s ’06 A-O $70,000. .O ct 1 ’27-’36 Sinking fund______
Bonds.
Net water debt_________ $113,015 4M s’ 17 J-J $10,000r_July 1 ’ 28-’37 4 sPlaygound $16,000____ 1927-1942
4s ’08 M-N 14.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’33 Sewer debt_______ $198,165
’ 22 . . .
4Ms'17 J-J
5,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’37
5s T9 M -N 4,000-May 1 ’28-’29 Sinking fund...........113,504
4J4s’ 17 J-J
50,000r_July 1 ’28-’37 Hospital bonds__________ 22,288.54
5Ms
J-J
4.000- -July 1 ’28-’31
Bridge
Net sewer debt.......... ..... 84,661 4s T6 J-J
20 000r_ July 1 -28-’36 TOTAL bonds___________ $22,274.91
4 JTs’22 M-S / 3,000 ---S e p t 1 1927 Other debt_______________
GROSS DEBT
52,500
P ope’s Island Sea W all Bonds.
\50,000-.Sept 1 ’28-’52
Dec 15 1926__________ 593,563.45
4M s’22 M-S 12,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’32 Hlgh-school debt__________ 108,600 4M s’22 J-J $11,800r.July 1 ’28-’32 Exempted debt—
S choolhou se Bonds.
School Bonds.
Water b o n d s ..$156,000
Total net debt of town_
4s T5 M -N T$16,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’30 Total value 1926________ _ $358,775 4s '08 J-J $15,000r_..July 1 1928
Otherbonds_ 372,274
_
10,900,875
J-D ’ 5.OOOr.June 1 ’28- 30
\ 15,000c.Nov 1 ’31-’35 Total tax (per $1,000) 1925---- $50-40 4s TO J-J
Sinking funds
4s ' l l
10,OOOr.Jan. 1 ’28-'31
(general)_____41,322.59603,596.59
Highway Bonds.
4s ' l l J-J
30,000r_Jan. 1 ’28-’31
4M s’22 M-S $2,000 .-.S e p t 1 1927 NEEDHAM.
4s T2 M-S 48 OOOr.Sept 1 '27-’32
4 H s’23 J-J
3,000 .-J u ly 15 1927
This town Is In Norfolk County. 4s
16 OOOr.Apr
’28-’37 NET D E B T _____________$74,178.32
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '27. $200,000 Inc. 1711. Population TO, 5,026; 4 ^ '17 A-O 77,OOOr_Sept 1 '27-’37 Assessed valuation, rea l.. 10,828,900
s 'l7 M-S
1
Floating debt (add'l)_____
90,000 1920, 7,012.
4 ^ s 18 M-S
8,000r.Nov 1 '27-’34 Assessed val’n, personal.. 2,713,300
Assessed val., real_______ 12,440,745
Total valuation 1926_____ 13,536,200
2,OOOr.Nov
_
Assessed val., personal_ 2,802,850 4s S chool Bonds0 0 0 _____ 1927-1934 4H s’ 18 M -N 87.000r.May 1 '27-’28 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$33.20
J-J $16
4 J^s'19 M -N
1 ’28-'39
Total valuation, 1926____ 15,243,850 4s
iN T . at City Treasury, at Ocean
J-J
3,0 00_____ 1927-1932 5 ^ s ’20 M -N 91.000r.M ay 1 '28 ’40
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— $31.00 5s ’21 A O 28,000c..A pr 1 ’28 '41 5 ^ s ’20 M -N 4, O .M a y 1 ’28-’31 Nat. Bank and American Trust
OOr
IN T . at Nat. Shawmut Bank and 5s ’21 A O 84,000c..Apr 1 ’28 ’41 5Ms'20 J-D 13.OOOr.June 1 '28-’40 Co. of Boston.
Old Colony Trust C o., Boston, and 4Hs
J-J
16,000___________1930 5 ^ s ’20 J-J
52.OOOr.July 1 ’28-’40 NEWTON.
4Ms’23 A-O 224.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’43 5s '20 F-A 308,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’41
Milford Savings Bank, Milford.
This city is In Middlesex Co. Inc
Library Bonds.
5s ’21 F-A 220,000r.Feb 1 ’28-’41 June 2 1873.
Pop’n TO. 39.806:
MILLBURY.
4s
M-S $4,000 _____ 1927-1934 5H s’21 M-N.370,000c_May 1 ’28-’41 1920. 46.054.
This town is in Worcester County.
Highway Bonds.
4M s’21 J-D 517,OOOr.Dec 1 ’28-’41
•Water Loans
H igh»School Bonds.
4^s
J-J
$4,200 _____ 1927-1929 4s '22 J-J
47,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’42 4s ’98 M-S $75,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1928
4 ^ s ’ 13 M-S $17,500 ____ 1927-1933
4 K s’22 M -N 57,100r.Nov 1 ’27-'42 3 4$s'01 M-S 25,000r. ..Sept 1 1931
R efu nding Bonds.
M-S $21,000
4s ’24 J-J J32,000--July 1 ’28-’43 3 Hs
4s TO J-D 14,OOOr__ De^ 1 1930 3 t^s '02.T-D 35.000c_ June 1 1932
_
M-S 69,000
1 1,000___ July 1 1944 Is
4>4sT8 M -N 5,0 0 0 r...N ov 1 1927 3 K s’03 J-D
2,OOOr_ June 1 1928
_
TOTAL D EBT Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $131,500
4s ’23 A-O 30.000r.Apr 1 ’28-’43 3 Hs’04 M-N 8.000r..N ov 1 '27-'34
W ater Debt
Assessed val., real estate_ 3,491,609 4s
_
M-S $14 000
4s ’ 25 J-J
78,000c_July 1 ’28-’45 3 Hs’06 F-A
9.0DOr .. Feb 1 ’ ?8-’36
Assessed val., personal___ 2,028,805 4s
M-S 69 000
4 K s’25 Aj O 80,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’45 3 J4s’ 16 M-S 19,000..Mar 1 ’28-46
Total valuation 1926______ 5,520,414 4s
M-S 18,000
4s ’26 A-O 280.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’46 4s ’25 J-D 100,000.-June 1 ’28-’40
J-D 12,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$36.50 4 ^ s
.1929 4s '26 J-J (180,000c.July 1 ’27-36 3KjS’26 M -N 98,000c.M av 1 ’28-’41
Population 1910, 4,740; 1920. -5,653 4Ms
J-D 15,000
\170,000c.July 1 ’37-46 3H s
A-O 75,000 _____1928-194
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BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927 $317,000
NEWTON (Concluded) .
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Sewer B onds.
Dedham is the county seat. Inc, . Assess, val. real__________ 6,818,396 4s ’07 J-D $77,000..June 1 ’ 28-’47
♦Sewer Bonds
4s ’98 M-S $50.000r*__Sept 1 1928 1793. Population 1910, 187,506; Assess, val. personal_____ 1,807,918 4s ’08 F-A 22,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’48
3l*s’00 M-N 25,000r
May 1 1930 1920, 219,081.
Total valuation 1926_____ 8,626,314 4s T2 J-D 22,000c_Dec 30 ’27-’37
(Assessment at fair cash value.) 4 K s’23 M-S lO.OOOc.Sept 1 '27-’28
3.10s’01 A-O 20,000r
Apr 11931
Bridge Bonds.
3 J^s’01 J-D 50,000r*__Dec 1 1931 4s T6 M -N /$6,000.N ov 15 ’27-’32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $36.00 4M s’22 J-D 24,000c.June 1 ’27-’39
_
IN T . on 4s of 1924 at First N at’l 5Ms’22 J-J
\ 500. ..N o v 15 1933
8,000c.Jan 15 ’28-’31
3 ^ s ’03 J-D 12,000r_ . _June 1 1928
3 Hs'OA J-J
4,000r. .July 1 ’28-’29 4 s ’23 M -N /10,500.-N ov 15 ’27-32 Bank of Boston; on others at Win- 4 K s’24 J-D 13,000c.June 1 ’28-’39
\13,897.08Novl5 ’33-42 throp Nat’l Bank, Boston.
3 J$s’05 J-J
3,000r..July 1 ’28-’30
School Loans.
4 K s’21 A-O J$12,000rApr 20 ’27-’31
4s ’08 A-O
9.000-—Oct 1 ’27-’35
A gricultural School Loans.
1 l,900r__Apr 20 1932
3.65s’08J-D 34,000r_June 1 ’ 28-’38 5s T9 M -N $7,500.Nov 15 ’27-’29 NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH.
3J*s’10J-D 24.000.. June 1 ’28-’40 4s T6 M -N 10,000-Nov 15 ’27-’28
This town is in Bristol County. 4s T8 M -N / 9,600r .May 1 5 ’28-35
4s '13 M -N 16.000.-M ay 1 ’28-’43
S ch ool Notes.
1 600r__May
Incorp. 1887. Pop’n 1925, 9,790; 5s ’18 A-O /55,100c.Apr 115 1936
’28-’36
4s ’ 13 M -N 17,000..N o v 1 ’27-’43 4 ^ s ’23 J-J /$20,000July 15 ’27-’30 1920, 9,238.
1 2,600c. ..A p r 1 1937
4s '14 J-D 17.OOOc.June 1 ’28-’44
l 4,0 00...J u ly 15 1931
Notes
4 s ’ 14 M -N 18,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’44 Funded debt Jan 1 1927 $139,558 Hosp. 5 MsF-A$l0,000c .Aug 1 ’27-’31 5s ’ 18 A-O /55,100c.Apr 1 ’28-36
\ 2 ,6 0 0 c...A p r 1 1937
180,000
4s ’ 15 F-A 19,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’45 Temp, loan debt (add’l)
W ater Bonds.
33^s’16 F-A 19,000--Feb 1 ’28-’46 Total assess, val. 1926--537,694,348 4 s ’25 A-O|$70,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’37 4M s’21 A-O 15,000r.0ct 15 ’27-’41
5s ’21 A-O 30,000r.0ct 15 ’27-’4I
IN T . at National Shawmut Bank
4Ms’ 19 J-D 22,000.-June 1 ’ 28-’49
\ 5,0 0 0 c-..A p r 1 1938
4 K s ’22 M-S
4,000r.M ar 1 ’28-’31
4 K s’19 J-J
66,000r*July 1 ’28-’49 and at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Sewer Notes.
5s ’20 M -N 23,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’50
4s ’09 M -N$104,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’39 4s ’22 M -N 15,000c.May 15 ’28-’42
5s ’20 J-D 23,000.-June 1 ’28-’50 NORTH ADAMSL
4s ’22 M -N / 3,000c__M ay 15 1928
N ov
This city is in Berkshire Co. Inc, 4H s’22 M -N 2,00 0 c.- onds. 1 1927
\34,900c.May 15 ’29-’42
5s ’20 J-J
23,000.-July 1 ’28-’50
School Notes and B
4 ^ s ’20 A-O 24,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’50 Mar 22 1895. Pop’n 1910, 22,019; 5s '18 F-A $70,OOOc_Feb 1 ’28-’34 4s ’25 A-O /56,000c..A pr 1 ’28-’35
124,000c. .A pr 1 ’28-’40
4s ’22 A-O 26,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’52 1920, 22,282.
4s ’25 F-A 14,006--Aug 1 ’27-’33
R efu nding Loans.
4Ms’25 J-D /56,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’34
4M s’21 M -N 76,800--M ay 1 ’28-’51
£$816.67.. Aug 1 1927 4s Fire Departm ent.
1 6,000c-Dec 1 '35-40
4s ’23 M -N 78,000--M ay 1 ’28-’53 4sg’06 F-A
’25 F-A $8,000--Aug 1 '27-30
3,533___ Sept 1 1927 TOT. BD. D T. Apr 6 ’27--$283,000 TOTAL D EBT Apr 9 ’26- $917,650
4s ’24 F-A /28,000--Feb 1 ’28-’34 4s ’08 M-S
10,000.-Sept 1 1927 Water debt (incl.)________
917,650
160,000.-Feb 1 ’35-’54 4s T6 M-S
75,000 Water debt (included)____
Bridge Loan.
50,000
4s ’24 A-O J36,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’44
Assessed val’n, real estate.7,815,780 Floating debt (additional)
110,000c.-Oct 1 ’45-’54 4 /^ s l9 J -D ,/$ 3 ,00 0.-June 2 ’28-’29 Assessed val’n, personal_ 2,079,030 Assess, val. real_________ 19,612,360
_
\10,00Q--June 2 ’30-’39 Tot.ass’d val.’26(2-3 act.).9,894,810 Assess, val. personal_____ 4,477,510
4s ’25 M -N (36,000c-May 1 ’28-’45
32,000_____ 1928-1936 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-.$32.00 Total val. 1925__________ 24,059.870
10,000c_May 1 ’46-’55 4s ’26
S chool Bonds.
4s ’25 J-D 12,000r*June 1 ’28-’30
INT. at Boston Safe Dep. & Tr. Co. Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$28.20
INTEREST paid by New Eng. Tr.
,30,000r*June 1 ’31-’40 4 Jfs'21 M -N $7 8,40 0c-N ov l5’27-’41
Co. and First Nat. Bank, Boston,
4s ’26 A-O |36,000-.Apr 1 ’ 28-’36 4s'24 M -N l 5 48,000c N ov 15 ’27-’34
Sewer Loans
and Norwood Nat. Bk.. Norwood.
160,000--Apr 1 '37-’56
NORTHBOROUGH.
4s ’26 M-S /4O,0OOr*_Septl ’27-’46 3 H e’98 J-D $1,000--- June 1 1928
This town is in Worcester County.
1,490.-June 1 '28-'29
U0,000r*-Sept 1 ’47-’56 3.2g’99 J-D
School Bonds.
ONSET FIRE DISTRICT.
—s ’27
120,000________________ 3.2g’00 A-O *3,000..A pr 4 ’28-’30 44£s’23 F-AJ$45,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’41
This district (P. O. Onset) is in
3.17g’01J-D *l,400-.June 1 ’28-’31
t 2,6 0 0 c...A u g 1 1942 Plymouth County.
S ch ool Loans
’27-’32
Fire Station Bonds.
4s ’24 J-J $140,000 _____ 1927-1954
4s ’08 J-J $18,000...J u ly 1 1928 3.4g'02 M-N *1,820.. Nov 1 ’27-’33
g ’03
2.100-Aug 20
4M s’26 A-O $7,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’34 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 5 -- $150,000
4M s’19 J-D fl20,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’34 4s High F-A
School Bonds,
B O N D . DEBT Mar 31 ’26- $50,600 Assessed val., real estate..2,473,280
1 70,000c.Dec 1 ’35-’39
T5
1 27-’35
_
5 s ’21 F-A 21,500.-Aug 1 ’ 27-’41 4s T6 M-S* $85.500c.Sept 1 ’28-’36 Assess, val., real estate_ 1,701,542 Assessed val., personal____ 257,800
M-S *4,500c.Mar
Assess, val., personal_____ 421,357 Total assessed val. 1924___2,731,080
5s ’ 21 J-D
6,000--June 1 ’ 28-’33 4s
1
4s ’21M-N /128,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’34 4s T6 M-S 22,500c-Mar 19 ’28-’36 Tot.ass’d val.’26 (2-3 a ct.).2 ,122,899 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_____ $1.95
19 F-A
1,000--Feb
’28-’29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-..$35.50
\105,000c_Nov 1 ’ 35-’41 4 K s’ater Loans
W
Population___________________ 1,752 ORANGE.
4s ’21 A-O lO.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’36
IN T . at Old Colony Trust C o.,
This town is in Franklin Co. Inc.
4s ’22 J-D 150,000..June 1 ’28-’42 3 K g ’95F -A $26,000-Aug 15 ’£7-’34
Feb. 24 1810. Pop’n 1920, 5,393;
4s ’22 A-O 80,00 0c.. Oct 1 '27-’42 3.6g’95 M -N 9,009--N sv 1 ’27-’35 Boston.
3 ^ g'96 J-D
7,500--June 1 ’28-’36
4s ’23 F-A 250,000c..Feb 1 ’28-’43
1925, 5,141.
4s ’24 A-O /24,000c. .O ct 1 ’27-’34 3.65g’ 10M-N/ 2,800-Nov 12 '27-'30 NORTHBRIDGE.
Tow n Hall Bonds.
,
l 6.000-Nov 12 ’31-'40
120,000c. .O ct 1 ’ 35-’44
This town is in Worcester County. 4s ’ l l A-O $10,500c_Oct 1 ’27-’31
6,300-July 28 ’27-'43
Memorial Park Loan.
4s ’24 J-D 40,000c.-D ec 1 ’27-’34 4>*s 13 J-J
S chool B uilding Bonds.
4s ’25 M -N534.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’35 4s '14 M -N / 19,500-May 1 '28-’30 54£s’21 J-J $23,500o.July 1 ’ 28-’41 6s
J-D S12,000-_Dec 1 ’27-’30
1 84.000-M ay 1 ’ 31-’44 4 lis ’22 J-J 59,000c.July 1 ’ 27-’42
4s ’26 A-O 90,000. .A pr 1 '28-36 ,
School Bonds.
31,000 _____ 1928-1936 4M s’22 J-J 17,000c.July 1 ’27-’42 4s High J-J $170,800______________
’26
4s ’26 M -N / 170,00Cc.May 1 ’28-’36 4s ’26 . . .
.
U70,000c_May 1 ’37-’46 4s *§tate Street W ater Main Notes. 4s ’23 J-J
3,000c_July 1 ’28-’30 BOND. D E B T M a r l ’27- $193,300
'25 F-A $4,800--Aug 1 ’27-’30 4M s’23 A-O 12,000c.Apr 15 ’28-’39 Floating debt___________
115,000
Elliott Street Land Bonds.
Park Loans
5 ,0 0 0 c -.J u ly l’37-’41 Assess, val. real_________ 4,366,510
4>isT9 J-J
$l,000r*. July 1 1928 3M g’02 J-D *$4,890- -D ec 18 ’27-’30 5M s’21 J-J
Assess, val. personal_____1,191,755
Bridge Bonds.
Paving Loans.
Hull Street Land Bonds.
Total val 1926 _________ 5,558,265
$7,500c. July 1 ’28-’29 4s ’24 A-O $18,000c_0ct 15 ’27-’44 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926_ S31 00
4 s ’ 22 J-J $10,000--Jan 2 ’28-’38 4J^sT9 J-J
_
’25 J-J15 19,000c.July 15 ’27-45
4s ’24 J-J
70,000c.July 1 ’28-’34 4s Sewer Bonds.
IN T . on town-hall bonds at Old
♦W ashington S treet Loan
4s
32,000-.A ug 1 ’27-’30
3 J4s’02 J-D $12,000c___Dec 11927 4s ’25 F-A 36,000 -------- 1928-1936 44£s’ 19 M-S $25,000c.Sept 1 '27-’31 Colony Tr. C o., Boston, and Orange
26
3 }4s'03 J-D 13,000r_ Dec 1 1928: TOT. BOND. D EBT DEC. 1 ’26 5 Iis’20 J-J 46;000c_.Tuly 1 ’28-’50 Nat. Bank; all other loans at Town
_
4s ’07 J-J
3,500r_ July 1 19291 Inside debt lim it............_ $384,013
_
5s '21 J-J /40,000c. July 15 '27-’36 Treasurer’s office. Int. on high
4s ’95 F-A 300,000r*__Aug 1 1935 Outside debt limit_______
’ 37-’51 school bonds at Merchants Nat.
122,931 4 K s’22 A-O 140,000c. July 15 ’27-’32 Bank, Boston.______
4s '96 F-A 2OO,O0Or*..Feb 1 1936 Water debt (additional). .
1
211,150 BOND. D EBT 6,000c__0ct $319,000
4s ’ 96 J-J
60,000r*__July 1 1936 TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 ’26
Jan 1 1927718,095 Assessed value, real______ 5,990,984 PALMER.
4s ’96 J-D 100,000r*..Dec 1 1936 Borrowing capacity______
This town is In Hampden County.
255,488 Assessed value, personal
4s ’97 M-S 100,000r*__ Sept 1 1937
3,274,204 Inc. Aug. 23 1775. Pop’n 1920,
Assessed
4s ’ 97 J-D 50.000r*__Dec 1 1937 Assessed vai’n, real estate.19,208,676 Total assessed value 1926- 9,265,188 9,896; 1925, 11,044.
val'n, personal.. 8,394,605 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26-$27.00
4s ’98 M-N 50,000r_ Nov 1 1938 Total valuation 1926_____ 27,603,281
_
S ch ool.
4s ’99 J-D 6 3 .0 0 0 c.-D e c 11939
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926---S25.80 Ponulation 1910, 8,807; 1920.10,174 5s ’ 20 J-J $20,000c-July 1 ’28-’31
IN T .
at the National 4M s’22 M -N 27,000cNov 15 ’27-’42
Street Bonds.
* Outside debt limit, z Part of Shawmut payableBoston.
Bank,
4 /i s ’22 J-J / 90,000c-July 1 ’28-’37
4s ’22 J-J $10,000—Jan 2 ’28-’37 issue outside of debt limit.
1 35,000c. July 1 ’38-’42
4J<s;i9 M -N 3,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’29
IN T. in Boston at First Nat. Bank
44fs’ 23 J-J
32.000c-.Iuly
4J£s’ 19 J-D
2.000. -June 1 ’28-’29 and in North Adams at North Adams NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE
4s ’26 J-J / 18,000c.July
5s ’20 M -N 6.000. .M a y 1 ’28-30 Trust Co.
DISTRICT.
______
l 28,000c.July
5s ’20 M -N 3.000.
-M ay 1 ’28-’30
A district in Middlesex County.
Highway.
4 K s’20 A-O
Incorporated in 1906.
4.000.
_0ct 1 ’27-’30
NORTHAM PTON.
5s ’20 J-J
3,000-.July 1 ’28-’30
This city is in Hampshire Co. Inc. 4s ’06 A-O $18,OOOc-.Oct 1 ’27-’35 6s ’20 J-D ! .OOOc.Dec 1 ’ 27-’30
Pavement.
5s ’20 J-J
18,000--July 1 ’28-’30 June 23^ P|83. Pop’n 1926, 24,145; 4s '07 M-S 8.000c_Mar 1 ’28-’35
5s ’20 J-J 9,000..July 1 ’28-’30
4Jds’08A -O 3,000c—April ’28-’35 4 K s ’24 J-D $13,200c_Dec 15 ’27-’29
5s ’21 M -N 40,000..M ay 1 ’28-’31
4 J4sT0 A-O
3,000c . . . 1936& 1937 C on crete Bridge.
School Bonds
4s ’22 J-D 25,000.-June 1 ’28-’32 4Hs'14 M-8 $44,090c.Sept 1 '27-’34 BOND. DEBT Apr 1’26$35,600 4J4s’24 J-D $4,20Oc-Dec 15 ’27-’29
4s ’22 M -N 6,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’32 4Tis’22 M-S
4,000c.Sept 1 ’ 27-’28 Assess, val. 1924________ $3,211,085 TOTAL D EBT Apr 1 1927-$292,400
4hfs’23 J-J
12,000c.July 1 ’28-’33 44£s’24 F-A /15 500c.Aug 1 ’27-’31 Fire Dlst. tax (pr $1,000) ’2 4 -. 35c. Assess, val. real_________ 8,414,559
4s '24 M -N 35,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’34
116,000c_Aug 1 ’32-’39 IN T. at Appleton Nat. Bk., Lowell. Assessed val’n, personal.. 3,485,184
Total value 1926 (actual) .11,899,743
- _s ’27
30,000_______________ 4s '26 J-J / 5,000____July 1 1928
[52,OOOc-July 1 ’29-’41 NORTH EASTON VILLAGE DIST Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.--$24.60
Fire P rotection B onds.
IN T . on bonds of 1923 at First
This town is in Bristol County.
Pavement B onds.
4s ’ 17 F-A $15,000-Feb 1 ’ 28-’37
North Easton is a subdivision of Nat. Bank of Boston; on others in
54£s’20 J-D $21,000c-June 1 ’28-’30
P ublic Library Bonds.
5Ms’21 J-D 24,000c. June 1 ’28-’31 the town of Easton and is known as Boston.
3.65s’ 12 M -N $9,000-M ay 1 '2 8 -’32 4MS’22 M-N 30,000c.M ay 1 ’ 28 '32 the North Easton Village District. PEABODY.
Bridge Loan.
4,000c.N ov
27-’28 The district handles its water and
This city is in
Co. Inc. as
4Hs'17 F-A $11,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’37 4Ms’22 M -N 51,OOOc_June 1 ’’28-’33 police systems, lights and sidwalks city M ay 8 1916. Essex property val­
4 ^ s ’23 J-D
1
Town
Fire S tation Bonds.
4M s’24 J-J 45,000c_July 1 ’28-’31 separate from the town o f Easton ued at $2,200,000. Pop’n ’ 10, 15,721;
4s ’21 A-O J$16,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’34 4s ’26 J-J
32,000c.July 1 ’28-’31 and is taxed separately for them in 1920, 19,552.
1 7,000c_0ct 1 ’35-’41
addition to the regular town of
Bridge Bonds.
T uberculosis H ospital B onds.
Service B uilding Bonds.
5s ’21 A-O $12,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’29 Easton tax.
4s '25 M -N / $6,000c._ M ay 1 1928
4M s’19 J-D $32,400--June 1 ’28-’39 4M s’24 J-J 42,000c.July 1 ’28-’39
W ater Bonds.
1 80,000c.M ay 1 ’29-'44
4s ’26 M -S 100,000r* Sept 1 ’27-’36
44$s’ 17 F-A *42,000c.Aug 1 '27-’47
Sewer Loans.
School Loans.
Highw ay W idening Bonds.
54£s’20 A-O $8,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’30 BOND. D EBT Apr 1 1927 $42,000 4s ’ l l M-S $2,000c ..S e p t 1 1927
4s ’96 M-NS80.000___ M ay 1 1936 4Ms’23 J-D 12,000c_June 1 ’28-’33 Total assess, val. 1926_____ 2,594,115 4M s’20 M -N350.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’40
Land and B uilding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_____$5 .60
1
4s ’26 A-O $133,000cApr 1 ’28-’46 4 T s ’24 J-J DT. 1,000c-._July 1 1928 Population in 1926___________ 3,100 4M s’20 M -N /32,000c_N ov 1 ’27-’30
\70,000c.Nov
’31-’40
TO T. BD.
M ay 1 ’27 $473,000
IN T . payable at Old Colony 44£s’21 J-D 45.000c.Dec 1 ’27-’41
6,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
DEBT STATEM EN T APR. 1 1927.
Trust C o., Boston.
Assess, val. real_________ 22,845,500
4s ’22 M-S 48.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’42
Debt Outside Limit.
Assess, val. personal_____ 4,931,700 NORTON.
4s ’26 J-J /10,000c.July 1 ’27-’31
Gross. Sink.Fds. Net.
111,000c. July 1 ’32-’42
Sewer ..1189,000 237,040 951,960 Total valuation 1926_____ 27,777,200
This town is in Bristol County.
4s’26 M -N / 32,000r*Nov 1 ’27-’30
Street.. 951,000 624,445 327,055 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $27.50
Street Railway Bonds.
IN T . at Hampshire County Nat.
lll2,000r*N ov 1 ’31-’46
W ater.. 432,000 153,649 278,351
4*$s’ 19 . . . *20 000 _____ 1927-1939
H ’way . 80,000
54,800
25,200 Bank, Northampton Institute for TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $153,650
Savings, Northampton Nat. Bank
4 s ^ 3 te F-A°$35,'000c.Aug 1 ’27-’33
and Old Colony Trust C o., Boston. Water debt (included)_____ 111,500 4s ’05 F-A 36,000cAug 15 ’27-’35
2,652,500
1069,934 1582,566
Assessed value real estate. 1.942,800 4 K s’ 14 A-O
8,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’34
Within Debt Limit (All Serial).
Assessed value, personal_
_ 510,725 4s T6 F-A 12.000c.Feb 1 ’28-’30
NORTH ANDOVER.
School__________________ $2,035,000
This town is in Essex County. Total value 1926 (80% act) 2,435,525
16,000c.. June 1 1928
10,000 Inc. 1855. Population 1910, 5,529; Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$30.40 4 ^ s ’23 J-D /63,000c.Aug 15 ’27-’35
Public library___________
44£s’25 F-A
Street improvement_____
250,000 1920, 6.366.
Pop’n 1920, 2,374; 1925______ 2,769
\30,000c.Aug 15 ’36-’40
Bridge---------------------------11,000
Hospital
4 Hs’25 M -N 11,000c. .N ov 1 ’27-’37
Beacon St. fire station_
_
13,000 4M s’24 M-8 Notes. _____ 1927-1934 NORWOOD.
$40,000
Pavement Loans.
Service building_________
34,000
Sewer Notes.
This
in Norfolk
Elliot Street land________
2,000 4Ms’23M ar $7,000__________1934 Incorp. town is New charter County. 454s’ 19 M-S $60,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’29
1872.
adopted 5Ms’20 F-A 40,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’30
Auburndale fire station..
23,000 4Ms’23J-D
54,000_________ 1954 Oct. 6 1914.
Population 1910, 8,- 5s ’20 M -N 20.000c.Nov 1 -27-’30
Hull Street land_________
10,000
W ater Bonds.
12,627.
Electric Light Bonds.
Stable and service station.
100,000 4s ’ 99 J-J $40,000c— July 1 1929 014; 1920, O ffice Bldg. Lots.
3 ^ s ’09 F-A $18,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’35
Park &
_
$2,488,000 4s ’04 M -N 5,000c_ M ay 1 1934 4s T2 J-D $10,000c.Dec 30 ’27-’31 4J^s’ 17 F-A
4.000c.- Aug 1 1927
8,000----- June 11938
W ater Bonds
Sewer Bonds.
Total net debt__________ $4,070,566 4 s ’ 15 J-D
4s ’24 M-S
5,000c___Sept 1 1927 4s ’ l l Sept $24,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’32 4s ’06 J-J $47,000c.July 15 ’27-’36
Borrowing Capacity A p r. 1 1927.
W ater-Extension Notes.
4>£s’22 M-S
6,000c_Mar 20 ’28-’32 4s ’06 M -N 50.000c.Nov 1 5 ’27-’36
Average valuation for the
$2,000_________ 1927 5Ms’21 J-D 24,000c. June 15 ’28-’38 4s ’07 A-O 18.000c-.Oct 1 ’ 27-’32
last three years_____$119,182,561 4M_s . . .
7,000c..O ct 1 ’ 27-’33
Engine-H ouse Bonds
4s ’25 J-J
30,000c_July 1 ’28-’35 4 K s’25 A-O
Debt limit at 2 K % of
Total gross debt Jan 1 ’27-$1.282,000
Highway Notes.
$119,182,561__________ $2,979,564 4s ’ 08 J-D $2,000c.Dec 1 ’27-'28
School Bonds
4s ’24 M -N/$26,500c_Nov l'2 7 -’33 Exempted debt—
Net debt within debt limit 2,488,000
Water bonds__________
4s '16 F-A $27,000/$4,000 yearly
\ 2,0 0 0 c-..N o v 1 1934
211,000
Borrowing capacity___ $491,564
1 on Aug. 1.
Electric light bonds____
22,000
E lectric-L igh t.
4s ’25 J-J
45,000c.July 1 ’27-’35
School and sewer bonds.
513,000
4)4s’07 J-D $2.000r_ Dec 1 1927
_
School Notes.
Total assess, v al.1926.-132,258,950 4J£s’23 J-D $ 5 1 ,0 0 0 -...........-..1 9 4 3 4H s’19 M -N 15,000r-Nov 1 ’27-'29 Tuberculosis Hospital___
92,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926---S27.40
Sewer Bonds
Memorial Park.
Net debt within author­
[•Loans Issued outside debt limit.1 4s ’09 J-J $16,000c.july 1 ’28-’34 4s ’24 M -N /$21,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’ 33
ized debt limit______ $444,000
INT. at First Nat. Bk. of Boston. 4s ’26 - - .
1 2,000c_ N ov 1 1934
_
16,000______________




4M s’22 M-S /$6,000r Sept 15 ’27-’32
1 l,400r..S ept 15 1933
B uilding Loan.
4Ms’25 M-N$60,000c N ov 15 ’27-’38
TOTAL D EBT Jan 1 ’27-$2,388,000
Less debt outside limit:
Water d e b t ...________
852,000
Sewer debt___________
151,000
School debt___________
186,000
Paving debt__________
243,000
Playground debt______
6,000
Total outside_______ $1,438,000
Debt inside limit________
950,066
Borrowing capacity______
411,082
Assessed val., 1926—
Real...............
47,817,235
Personal______________ 8,422,610
T ota l.............................. 56.239,845
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926—.$32.50
Pop’n, 1925, 47,254; 1920____ 41,751
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Bank and Old Colony Trust Co., Bos­
ton; also at City Treasurer’s office.
PLYMOUTH
This town is in Plymouth County.
Inc. 1620. Population 1910, 12,141;
1920, 13,045.
P ublic Landing Loan.
4M s’24M-N $84,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’34
Memorial Tow n Hall B onds.
4s ’24M-N $261,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’44
T ow n Hall Lot.
4M s’ 19 M-S $12,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’39
Plym outh C oun ty H ospital.
4 /i s ’21 A-O $20,000—Apr 1 ’28-’30




PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
County seat Is Plymouth.
Alierton Sea Wall Loan.
4M s’25 J-D $20,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’30
T uberculosis H ospital Sewerage
Loan.
4s ’24 M-S $12,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’29
S citu ate Shore Loan.
4 J^s’24 J-D $9,000c-June 1 ’28-’29
4 K s’22J-D15 20,000c.Dec 15 ’27-’31
4/^s’23 J-D 15,000c-Dec 1 ’27-’31
Bridge Notes.
4s ’ 12 J-D $2,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’28
5s’ 18 M-S 48.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’30
4 K s’23 M-S 14,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28
4M s’25 J-D /40,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’ 36
\ 3 ,0 0 0 c...D e c 1 1937
Breakwater Notes.
4 ^ s ’23 M-S $12,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28
Hospital Notes.
4Jis’23 M-S $5,000c___Sept 1 1927
Highway Loan.
4 ^ s ’26 F-A $82,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1936
Funded debt Jan 1 ’27____ $282,000
Temporary loans________
348,000
Total value 1926_______ 225,595,480
Popul’n 1910, 144,337; 1920, 156,968
PROVINCETOWN.
This town is in Barnstable Co.
Inc. 1727.
W ater Loan Bonds.
-s
/$41,000 __________ 1927
\ 20,000 _____ 1928-1937
Cemetery R efu n d in g Loan.
-s
...
$1,800 _____1927-1928
B O N D . D E B T Apr 1 ’27$23,400
Floating debt (ada’l)_____
21,000
Assess, val. real_________ 3,808,475
Assess, val. personal_____
599,066
4,407,541
Total val. 1926--...........
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—$26.00
Population 1925, 3,787; 1920, 4,246
IN T. at old Colony Tr. C o.. Bost.

P olice Station Loan.
4s ’25 J-J $90,000.-July 1 ’27-’35
Hospital Loan.
4s ’25 J-J $135,000.-July 1 ’28-’35
B uilding Bonds.
4s ’26 M -S /$65,000r*Sept 1 ’27-’31
l 60.000r*Sept 1 ’32-’36
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s ’26 A-O $15,OOOr*Oct 1 ’27-’31
TOT. DEBT Jan. 1 ’27- $4,982,500
847,000
Water debt in cl_________
Assessed valuation, reai.107,741,875
Assessed val’n, personal..14,227,050
Total valuation 1926.-121,968,925
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $27.60
_
Pop’n 1926, 63,211; 1920, 47.876
IN T . at the Old Colony Trust Co.,
Boston.
RANDOLPH.
This town is in Norfolk Co. Inc
March 9 1793. Pop. 1925, 5,644:
1920, 4,756.
R efu n d in g Notes.
4.1s’07 M -N$ 10,OOOr*May 1 ’28-’37
School Notes.
4A s
J-J
$1,500__________ 1927
S chool Bonds.
4s ’25 J-J /$50,000c_July 1 ’28-’36
1 16.000c.July 1 ’37-’40
($50,000 of this issue, authorized
under special legislation, therefore
not included in gen’l debt limitation.)
Highway loan 1920_______
$5,000
Highway loan 1923_______
2,600
Highway loan 1924_______
4,000
Highway loan 1925_______
1,500
Water extension loan 1924.
3,600
Water Extension loan 1926.
3,000
Fire equipment loan 1923—
2,600
North Randolph school loan
1,000
High school equipment loan
5,000
Road roller loan__________
3,800
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927- 109,600
Sinking fund (water)______
None
Assess, val., real_________ 4,101,150
Assess, val., personal_____ 817,750
T ot. val ’26 (abt. 65% act.)4,918,900
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$32,00
IN T . payable at National Shaw,
mut Bank, Boston.

45
3M s’05 A-O$108,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’35
4J£s’ l3 J-D
2,0 00_____ 1927-1928
4k(s’2 2 J -D
3,000___________ 1927
4Ms’23 M -N 16.000__________ 1928
F urnishings Bonds.
4M s’26 F-A $5,000----Aug 15 1931
Sewer Loan.
4s ’04 M -N $15,400-.M ay 1 ’28-’34
434s’ 17 A-O
4,000.-Apr 23 ’ 28-’29
4 ^ s ’17 J-D
9,000--D ec 15 ’27-’35
4H s’ 19 J-J
7,860___________ 1929
5>£s’21 M-S 19,000.......
.1946
5 ^ s ’21 J-D 14,000.......
.1940
5 ^ s ’21 M-S 4 ,5 0 0 -..............1 9 2 8
4 A s ’22 M-S 9,000—...............1932
4 A s ’22 M -N 14,000............. ...1 9 4 0
4)4s’22 M -N 5,000—. ............ .1932
4M s’22 F-A
6 ,0 0 0 -.................1929
4H s’23 J-J
20,000— ..........— 1928
4 A s ’23 M -N 54,000___________1953
4M s’26 J-J
16,338___ July 1 1942
4h/s’26 A-F
6,000...A u g 15 1931
Sidewalk Loan.
4H s’22 M-S $1,000___________1927
4M s’22 M -N
4,000__________ 1927
Park Loan.
4)4s’22 F-A $36,000c__________1932
City Stable Bonds.
5/^s’20 M -N $4,000-..................1930
Street Loan.
4H s’ 17 M-S $8,000 — Sept 1 1927
4.90s‘19A-O 11,100___________1929
5 ^ s ’21 J-J 100,000___________1931
5Ms’21 M -S
4,000__________ 1927
5 ^ s ’21 M-S
4,000__________ 1931
6s ’20 J-J
4,000__________ 1927
6s ’20 F-A
6,000-— ........... .1927
5H s’21 J-D 16,000—i ..............1931
4)4s'22 M -N 4 ,5 0 0 -................ 1927
4)4s’22 M -N 9,000__________ 1927
4)4s’22 F-A
9 ,0 0 0 -................ 1927
4M s’22 F-A
4,500__________ 1927
4 A s ’22 M-S
3,000__________ 1927
4)4s’22 M-S
9,000__________ 1927
4M s’22 A-O 36,000c__________1927
4)4s’22 M-S 60,000c__________1932
4 ^ s ’23 A-O 16,537___________1928
41£s’23 J-J 175.000___________1933
4kis’27 J-D 45,000___________ 1931
Bridge & W ater Ext. Loan.
4 ^ s ’ 19M-N $23,000___________1939
4Ks[27 J-D 19,000___________ 1945
M iscellaneous B ond.s
4/£s’23 A-O $ 4,000__________ 1928
41is’23 J-D
5,500__________ 1928
4>*s’23 J-D
5.500__________ 1928
4!Ss’23 J-D
5,500__________ 1928
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27:
Inside limit_____________ $621,660
Outside limit___________1,330,707
Water debt (add’l) _______
165,225
Assessed value, real______35,770,850
Assessed value, personal. . 3,341,950
Tot.ass’djval.’26(85%act) 39,112.800
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— .$10.80
IN T .at Fourth Nat.Bank,Boston.

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READING.
This town Is In Middlesex County.
Inc. 1644. Population 1915, 8,693;
1920, 7,424.
4 K s’ 17 J-D $7,000 _____ 1927-1933
M unicipal B uilding B onds.
4M s’ 17 A-O $22,OOOr____1927-1937
E lectric-Light B onds.
40,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
QUINCY.
This city is in Norfolk County. 4 ^ s ’07 A-O $8,000—Oct 1 ’26-’33
4)£s’ 13 A-O 15 7,000.-O ct 15 ’26-’32
Incorporated May 17 1888.
4s ’22 M-S$126,000_____ 1927-1942 41<jST4M-S15 2,500-.Sept 1 5 ’26-30
4 H)S’ 13 J-D 15,000c.June 1 ’28-’48 4s ’ 16M-N15 5,000-May 15 ’27-’36
s’ 17
4 K s’25 - . 68,000_____ 1927-1931 4H s ’ 19 A-O 33,000—Oct 1 ’26-’36
4^
J-J
6,500—Jan 1 ’27-’39
Street Bonds.
4H s’19 F-A $20,OOOc.Aug 1 ’27-’29 4% s’ 19 A-O 13,000--Apr 1 ’27-’39
5s ’20 M -N 14,000--M ay 1 ’27-’40 ROCKLAND.
17,000
4J*s’ 19 —
4
8,000—Dec
Town in Plymouth Co. Inc. 1874.
28.000. . Aug 1 1927 K s’23 J-D 13 ,000 -.____ 1 ’26-’33
4s
_______
W ater-W orks.
-Aug 1 ’28-’29 ^26 - - .
4s ’24 F-A 54.000.
E lectric Light Notes.
4s TO J-J
$2,000r...July 1 1928
26.000.Aug 1 ’30-’31
2,000c-. Sept 1 1927 4s’ 15 M -N 15 $3,200-M ay 15 ’27-’30 4 A s ’23 M-S 3,000.-Sept 1 ’27-29
4s ’24 M-S
Hospital Bonds.
4,000c.Sept 1 ’28-’31 5s T7 M-S22 2,500-Sept 22 ’26-’30
2,000—Juljf 1 ’27-’28 5s __ A-O $13,000____ Apr ’28-’40
9,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’30 6s ’21 J-J
4s ’25 A-O
4/4
S ch ool Loans.
48.000.
-July 1 ’27-’34 s’22J-D15 4,000-Dec 15 ’2o-’26
4s ’25 J-J
$6,OOOr..Jan 1 ’28-’29
40.000.
-Apr 1 ’28-’36 Sewer & E lectric Light Bonds. 4s ’09 J-J
4s ’26 A-O
--.
40,000...J u ly ’27-’31
4s ’26 A-O 30,000r*_0ct 1 ’27-’36 6s T9 - - - $56,000......... 1927-1945 . ’26
W ater B onds.
TO TAL D E B T Apr 1927- $59,000
Sewer Loans.
4s
J-D $15,000c-June 1 ’28-’30 Water debt (included)___
5,000
1927-28--$16,000 1939______ $9,500 4s
J-D
10,000.. Total valuation 1926______ 8,240,590
1927-1936
1929
22,5001940-42-. 22,500
4As
--16,000_____1927-1942
5,000 4s ’25 M -N 16,000c.May 1 ’28-’35 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—$31.10
1930
20,5001943
Pop’n 1926, 7,948; 1920_______7,544
3,000
1931-33-. 58,500 1944
Brown Estate Bonds.
IN T . on water bonds due 1926-28
1 9 3 4 -3 7 7 4 ,0 0 0 1945-47.. 6,000
4s
...
$3,000.1927-1932
and school bonds at Second Nat.
1938______ 13.000 1948-50-- 3.000
Sewer Bonds.
Bank, Boston; other interest at office
4s ’ 12 M-S $15,00Oc.Mch 1 ’28-’42
4Ms’ 13 M-S 16.000c.Mar 1 ’28-’43 4s T7 M-S $84,0 0 0 c____1927-1947 of State Treasurer.
4s ’ 14 M -N 2.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’29 5s ’20 M -N 55,000c____1927-1949
4,0 00c____1927-1930 ROCKPORT.
4 A s'23 J-J
10,000c-. July 1 1928 6s ’21 J-J
’21 J-J
3 ,0 0 0 c____1931-1933
This town Is in Essex County.
4s ’25 J-J
44,000.-July 1 ’28-’30 5s ’24 J-J
4s
7,000.-July 1 ’34-’40 Inc. Feb. 27 1840. Pop. TO, 4,211;
Sewer Bonds.
15,000.-July 1 ’30-’44 ’20.3,878.
4J£s’19 J-D $15,000c.June 1 ’28-’34 4s ’24 J-J
S ch ool Bonds.
H ospital Bonds.
4s ’24 A-O 25,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’29
...
$5.000.........1927-1931 4H s’24 M ay $24,000c.May 1 ’28-’39
4s ’25 A-O 24,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’30 4s
S chool Bonds.
4)£s’25 A-O 12,OOOc.-Oct 1 ’27-’30 4s ’26 . . . 330,000_______________
R ichardson Estate Loan.
4s ’25 M -N$108,300c.M ay 1 ’ 28-’46
4s ’26 A-O /52,000c..A pr 1 ’28-’31
$500__________ 1927
Highway Bonds.
\25,000c. .A pr 1 ’32-’36 4s T6 M -N
4s ’26 A-O 40,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-’36 4s M unicipal Bldg. & Library Bds. 4 K s’24M ay $35,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’34
T7 M -N $3,OOOr___ 1927-1932
W ater B onds.
3Ms’27 . . .
70,000_______________
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27-.$376,200 3H s’02 M-N $3,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’32
School B onds.
Water debt
64,000 4s TO J-J
2,000C-July 1 ’ 27-’30
4s ’22 M -N / 220,000cMay 1 ’28-’32 Temporary (included)____
loan, add’l
150,000 4s ’24 J-D
9,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’29
1390,000cMay 1 ’33-’42
4,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’30
434s’23 J-J /105,000c.July 15 ’27-’33 Assessed value, real estatel2,348,065 4 ^ s ’25 A-O
1100,000c-July 1 ’34-’43 Assessed value, personal._ 1,459,668 4s ’26 J-D / 3,000___________1927
1 16,000 --------1928-1935
4As'24 J-D 44,000c. June 1 ’27-’37 Total assessed value 1926.13,807,073
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926.— $34,00
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
4A s
J-D 52,000_______________
IN T . at First National Bank and 4s ’27 A-O $10,000c—2,000 yearly
4J£s’25 A-O 90 ,000c--0ct 1 ’27-’3o
R efu n d in g Loan.
4s ’26 A-O 315,000c..Apr 1 ’27-’30 Second National Bank, Boston.
4}£s’23 J-J
$6,000 ...J u ly 1 1928
4s ’26 J-J
75,000.-July 1 ’27-’41
Headland Park Loan.
4s ’26 J-J 450,000.-July 1 ’27-’41 REVERE.
This city is In Suffolk County. 4s ’26 A-O $12.000c—Apr 1 ’ 27-’32
4s ’26 A-O 57,500...O c t 1 ’27-’36
Inc. as town 1871; as a city June 19 BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’ 27— $244,000
“ C onsolidated M iscell.” 1910
37,000
4H s’10 J-J $56,8 2 5 c ______Various
1914. Population 1910, 18,219; Water debt (incl.)________
Assessed valuation, real_ 4,525,890
_
1920, 28,823.
W ater Loans.
Assessed val’n, personal_
_ 774,876
Memorial B onds.
1932
$7,000
1927
$22,000
1928
18,0001933
5,000 5s T9 J-D $6,000___________1932 Total valuation 1926______ 5,300,760
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---$31.00
12,000
1929
12,000 1934-37
Im provement Bonds.
IN T. at Nat Shawmut Bk., Host.
1930
11,000 1938-39.. 4,000 5s T9 J-D $12,000___________ 1929
S chool Loans.
1931
8,0001940_____ 1.000
SALEM .
4s ’ l l M-S $3.0 0 0c-. Mch 1 1928 4s ’09 M-S $2,000-Sept 15 ’27-’28
This city is in Essex County.
3,000..June 1 ’28-’30 Inc. Mar. 23 1836. New charter
4s ’ 12 M-S 25,OOOc_Mch 1 ’ 28-’42 4s TO J-D
4s T2 F-A
1,000c-. Aug 1 1927 4s TO J-D 15 10,000-Dec 1 5 ’27-’30 providing for Mayor and Council
4s ’24 A-O /16,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’28 4s ’ l l A-O 12,500-_Apr 1 ’28-’31 adopted N ov. 1915, instead of com­
1 3,000c_ Oct 1 1929 4s T6 J-D 50,000_______________ mission government. Population ’ 10
_
4s ’25 A-O 48,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32 4 ^ s T 7 A -0 44,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’37 43,697; 1920,42,529. City partially
4 s ’26 A-O 48,000c..Apr 1 ’28-’32 4 ^ s ’ 19 J-J
24,000_____ 1927-1938 destroyed by fire June 1914. See
4s ’26 A-O 596,000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’41 5Ms’20 M -N 8,000..N o v 1 ’27-’30 V. 98, p.2006.
3 Jis’27 —
65,000_______________
1928
4>£s’ 19 J-J15 5,000_____
H ospital Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
5Ms’21 M-S
1,000___________ 1927 4s ’25 J-J $15,000_ Jan 1 ’28-’30
_
4 A s ’ lQ
$21,000—Sept 1 ’27-’29 5/^s’21 F-A 12,000___________ 1931
Bridge B onds.
4s ’24 M-S 51,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’29 5 K s’21 J-D 24,500___________ 1941 4H s’ 17 J-D $11,200—Dec 1 ’27-’28
4s ’ 24 F-A 39.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’29 4 A s’22 J-D 47,000c_________ 1942
Bridge Bonds (Outside Lim it).
4s ’26 M-S 20,000r* Sept 1 ’27-’31 4Ms’22 M -N 3,000___________1929 4s T5 M -N$48,500c.Nov 1 ’27-’45
4As'22 F-A 127,500c.......... -..1 9 4 2
S urface Drainage Bonds.
M unicipal Loan.
4s ’24 A-O $6,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’29 4 A s ’22 M -N 5.000................... 1933 4s '14 M-S $140,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’54
4J^s’25 A-O 28.OOOc-.Oct 1 ’27-’30 4 ^ s ’23 M -N 16,517.405______ 1928 4s T5 J-J 131,500c.Jan 1 ’28-’55
Fire Equipm ent B onds.
4 ^ s ’23 F-A 12,500..................1930 4s T6 M-N 87,000c.May 1 ’28-’5fl
4s ’25 A-O $6,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’30 4 ^ s ’23 M -N 7,000.........
1933 4s T6 M-N 45.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’3«
4 ^ s ’25 A-O 28,000c.-Oct 1 ’27-’30 41£s’23 F-A 3 3 ,000 -i........... ..1943 4s T7 A-O 44.000____Apr ’28-’37
4s ’26 A-O /25,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’27-’31 4J*s’23 M -N 9,000___________1932
School B onds.
I20,000r*.0ct 1 ’32-’36 4H s’26 J-J
41,000____July 1 1946 4s T 5 F-A $68,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’35
T uberculosis H ospital Bonds.
Sewer and W ater Bonds.
4s T7 J-D 73.000--June 1 ’28-’37
f $9,000— . Sept 1 1927 6a ’20 s-an $6,000___________1930 4s ’22 F-A 122,000—Aug 1 ’27-’42
4>$sT9M-S] 8,000____Sept 1 1928
P olice Department4 J4s’25
9,500 -------- 1927-1945
( 5,000____Sept 1 1929 4s ’09 A-O $3,000--Apr 15 ’28-’29 4s ’27 A-O $195,000-Apr 1 ’28-’42
_ .

PEPPERELL.
This town is in Middlesex County.
W ater Bonds
4s ’08 M-N $45,100c.May 1 ’28-’38
BON D. D EBT (water)
Mar 30 1927..........
$54,500
Assess, val. real__________ 2,416,640
Assess, val. personal_____
695,906
Total val. 1926 (actual)-- 3,091,546
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— $26.50
Population 1910, 2,593; 1920, 2,468
IN T . at Harris. Forbes & C o.,
Inc., Boston.
PITTSFIELD.
Pittsfield is in Berkshire County.
Incorp. as a town 1761; as a city
Jan. 5 1891.
M unicipal Yard Bonds.
4s ’ 16 M-S $6,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’29
Paving Loans.
4M s’ 19 F -A / $50.000r_Aug 1 ’27-’28
\ 17,000r-.Aug 1 1929
6 s ’20 J-D 32,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’31
5Ms’ 21 J-J
52,000r$-July 1 ’28-’31
4M s’22 J-J /28,000c.July 1 ’28-’31
1 5,000c...July 1 1932
4M ’22 A -015 48,OOOc.Oct 15 ’29-’32
4M s’23 J-J15 32,000cJuly 15 ’27-’28
4s ’24 M-S
58.000--Sept 1 ’27-’2 '
28,000___ Sept 1 1929
4M s’25 A-O JlS.OOOc.Oct 15 ’27-’29
1 3,OOOc.-Oct 15 1930
4Ms’25 A-O /18,OOOc_Oct 15 ’27-’29
1 4,000c. .O ct 15 1930
4s ’26 J-J 150,000. -July 15 ’27-31
1 7,000---Ju ly 15 1932
W ater Loans.
4s ’08 M-N$25,000r* M ay 1 ’28-’32
4s ’08 M -N 70,OOOr* N ov 1 ’27-’33
4s ’09 M -N 30,OOOr* N ov 1 ’27-’32
4s ’ l l F-A 240,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’39
4s ’ l l M -N 45,OOOr* N ov 1 ’27-’35
4s ’ 12 M-S 150,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’42
4s ’ 12 M -N 45,OOOr* N ov 1 ’27-’35
4s ’ 13 M -N 90,OOOr* N ov 1 ’ 27-’35
4M s’22A-015 4 ,0 0 0 c ..0 ct 15 1927
4M s’23 J-J15 14.000cJuly 15 ’27-’28
4s ’24 M-S 36,000--Sept 1 ’27-’29
4Ms’25 A-O J24,OOOc.Oct 15 ’27-’29
1 4 ,0 0 0 c-.0 ct 15 1930
4s ’26 J-J
40,000-July 15 ’27-’31
Sidewalk Loans.
4Ms’22 A-O15$2,000c..0ct 15 1927
Sewer Loans.
4s ’ l l F-A $50,000r* Feb 1 ’28-’32
4s ’ 13 M-N?30,000r*Nov 1 ’27-’29
\ 5,000r*—N ov 1 1930
4s ’ 15 F-A 56,OOOr* Aug 1 ’27-’40
4s ’ 16 M-S 40,OOOc_Sept 1 ’27-’46
4M s’ 19 M-S 22,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’37
5s ’21 M -N 30,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’32
4M s’22 A-O 21,OOOc_Oct 15 ’27-’47
4M s’23 J-J
20,000r*July 15’27-’36
4s ’24 M-S /68,00 0.-Sept 1 ’27-’43
1 3,000___ Sept 1 1944
4M s’25 A-O 60,000c.0ct 15 ’ 27-’32
4s ’26 J-J 100,000-July 15 ’27-’46
Playground Bonds.
4s ’15 F-A $6,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’ 32
S chool Loans.
4s ’08 J-D $7,000r*__ Dec 1 1927
4M s’ 13 J -D / 26,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’29
1 12,000r* June 1 1930
4s ’ 13 J-D 35,OOOr* Dec 1 '27-’33
4M s’ 1 9 M -N / 72,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’34
1 40,000c.N ov 1 ’35-’39
5s ’20 J-D / 4 ,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’28
( 1,000c. ..D e c 1 1929
4M s’22 J-J | 90,000c.July 1 ’28-’37
1 40.000c.July 1 ’38-’42
4Ms’23 A-O 40,OOOr* Oct 15’20-28
4s ’26 M-N/50.000C N ov 15 ’27-’36
120,000c N ov 15 ’37-’41

3 ^ s ’03 J-J $3,999.96 July 1 ’28-’33
4s ’08 F-A 5,000.— Feb 1 ’28-’32
4s ’07 J-J 5,000.—July 1 ’28-’32
4s ’26 F-A 32,000--Aug 1 ’28-’31
Sewer Loan.
3M s’03 J-J $3,000.-July 1 ’28-’30
S chool Loans.
4K s
. . . $66,000----------------------TO T . FD. D T . Jan 1 ’27- $534,766
Water debt (included)____
56,666
Total assessed value 1926-25.872,425
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $24.80
_

_ _

PEABODY (Concluded).
Borrowing cap. Jan 1 '2799,475
Assessed value, real estate.17,783,250
Assessed value, personal-- 4,864,893
Total assess, val. 1926_ 22,648,153
_
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925_ $31.50
_
IN T . on school 4s o f 1911, water
4J^s o f 1914, pavement 4s o f 1916,
electric light 3 l s o f 1909, sewer 4s
A
o f 1907, payable at Old Colony Trust
C o., Boston; on school 4% s, 4 A s
and 4s o f 1920, 1921 and 1922, on
warer 4s o f 1903 and 1904, 5s o f
1920, 4:14s o f 1923, on electric
light 4 l s of 1917, on street and
A
sewer 4s of 1916, on sewer 4s of 1904
and 1906, on pavement 4 Ms o f 1919.
5s and 5 A s o f 1920, on water 4 Ms
o f ’25, on sewer 4 Ms o f ’25, at First
Nat. Bank, Boston; on water 3 Ms of
1905, at Harris, Forbes & C o., Bos­
ton; on water 4s of 1916, at Com­
monwealth Trust C o., Boston.

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SALEM (Concluded).
City Bonds.
4s '08 A-O 81,000c ...A p r 1 1928
Sewer Loans.
2,000c.Apr 1 ’28 '29
4s 15 M-N $8.000.-M ay 1 ’27-’35 j 3 k s'09 A-O
9,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’30
Surface Drain Bonds.
4s ’ 10 A-O
4 J^s’23 J-D $22,000c_June 1 ’28-’38 4s ’ l l A-O 12,000c-Apr 1 ’28 ’31
4s T2 J-J 10,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’32
W ater Bonds (outside limit)
35,0GQc.July 1 ’28-’32
4 k s ’ 14 P-A$l 12,000..Aug 1 '27-'54 4s T2 J-J
P ublic B uilding Bonds.
4s '15 A-O 104,000c.Apr 1 ’28-'45
4s '15 F-A 38.000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’45 4s T5 J-J $35,00Or*.Jan 1 ’28-’35
14,OOOr*_July 1 ’28-’34
4s '15 F-A j4.500-.A ug 1 ’27-’55 4s T5 J-J
4s '15 M -N 76,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’45 4s T6 A-O 33,000-.A pr 1 ’28-’34
4s '16 A-O ,'28,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’36 4 k s ’ 17 A-O 45J00c.July 1 ’28-’37
120,000c.Apr 1 ’37-’46
S chool Bonds.
4 K s’ 18 J-D
4,000c ..J u n e 1 1928 4s ’22 A-O $240 ,©0Qr * .A pr 1 ’28-’42
454s’ 19 F-A 36,000..A ug 1 ’27 '44 4 s ’22 A-O; 78,0®0--Oct 1 ’27-’32
120,®00r*Oct 1 ’33-’42
4 k s ’ 18 J-J
14.000.-July 1927-40
Sewerage B onds (ou tsidelim it). 4s ’23 J-J 24Q,000r*Jan 1 ’28-’43
City Hall A dditions.
_
3 k s ’03 M-S 817,000_ Mch ’28-33
3 k s ’04M -S 90000r*-Sept 1 ’27- 44 4s ’23 A -O S56,000r*_O ct 1 ’27- 33
4s ’06 F-A 47.000--Feb 1 ’ 25-’46 4M s’23 A -O 70,OOGr*.Oct 1 ’34-’43
Sewer Bonds (inside limit).
4 s ’06 M-S 25,000 - -Mch 1 ’26: ’ 36
T rain’ g -S ch B d s.(ou tsid e limit) 3 k s ’01 J-J $4,®00--July 1 ’ 28-’31
l,000r_ July 1 1927
_
4s ’ 12 J-D 830.000..June 1 ’28-’37 3M s’02 J-J
1,000r* .-J u ly 1 1928
4s ’03 J-J
Fire Bonds.
2,0O9r*.July 1 ’28-’29
4s ’ 16 F-A 85,000____Aug ’27-’31 4s ’04 J-J
8.000r_Apr 1 ’28-’35
4s ’ 17 F-A
4,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’31 3 k s ’05 A-O
4s ’07 A-O 20,000r-.Apr 1 ’28-’37
Street Paving Bonds.
4 k s ’ 18 J-D 88,000c.. July 1 1928 4s ’08 A-O 11.000c-.A pr 1 ’28-’38
4 k s ’19 J J
30,000c. July 1 ’28 '29 3 k s ’09 A-O 12,G00r*.Apr 1 ’28-’39
5 k s ’21 M -N 40,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’31 4s TO A-O I3,000r*-Apr 1 ’ 28-’40
4.00Or*.Apr _ ’28-’31
_____ __ , 1
5 k s ’20 M -N 4,0 00.-M ay 1 ’28-’31 4s ’ l l A-O
44£s’22 J-D 40,000..June 1 ’28-’ 36 4M s’ 13 A-Op 16,000?*-Apr 1 ’28-’43
7,000c.Apr 1 ’2 8 ’34
4,000.-June 1 ’28-’31 4s 14 A-O
4 k s ’22 J-D
4 k s ’23 M-S 2O.O00c.Sept 11 ’27-28 4s ’ 25 J-J 54,90Or*.July 1 ’27-’35
Park Bonds (ou tside lim it).
4s '25 A-O 96,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’35
$3,0O9r*-July 1 ’27-’29
— __
4s '25 A-O 12,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’30 3 k s ’02 J-J
TO T. BD. D T . Jan 1 ’27-82,045,500 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27- $1,370,000
3,000
Less debts outside lim it.. 1,221,000 Less debts outside lim it.Borrowing capacity______
447,775 Total borrowing capacity- 1,230,800
Assess, val. real_________ 43,540,880 Temporary debt_________ 1,150,<'00
Assess, val. personal_____10,739,690 Assessed valuation. real_100,221,500
Total valuation 1926_____ 54,280,570 Assessed val’n, personal-- 9,040,900
Tax rate (per 81.000) 1926— 832.50 Total valuation 1926____ 109,262.400
INT. at Merchants’ Nat.Bk.Boston Tax rate (per 51,000) 1926 --$29 50
Population 1920-93.091; 1925.99,032
or City Treasurer’s office.
IN T . payable at National Security
SAUGUS.
This town is in Essex County. Bank, Boston. may be changed for
Coupon
Inc. 1815. Population 1910, 8,047; registered bonds 1 application Is
bonds 1
1920, 10,874.
W ater B onds (all coupon bonds). made prior to1 one year ol maturity
of bonds.
4s TO J-J 812,000-July 10 ’27-’38
In
sinking
4 J^s’ 14 M -N 15,000..M ay 1 ’28-’42 fund,place of an accumulating by tax­
the city
4 k s ’ 14 M -N
500 ...M a y 1 1928 ation a sum of raises each year applied
money which Is
4s T6 M -N 4,500..M a y 1 ’ 28-’36
4M s’17 M -N 5,000--M ay 1 ’28-’37 to the redemption ol bonds, which
when paid are canceled.
School House Loan.
4s ’05 F-A 827,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’35 SOUTHBRIDGE.
This town is In Worcester County.
4s TO M -N 8,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’35
♦School Notes.
4s T6 M -N 27,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’36
4 ^ s ’ 17 M -N 4,000--M ay 1 ’28-’35 4s T6 J-D $41,250. .$3,750 yearly
♦Sewer Bonds.
5 k s ’20 J-D 10,000. .June 1 ’28-’37
4s ’22 M -N 38,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’42 4 s ’99 —- $20,000............... -.1930
4s ’ 25 M-N 65,000c.M ay 1 ’ 28-40 4 s ’00 —_ 30.000__________ 1929
60,000_______________
TO T . B D . D T . Apr 5 ’2 6 -- 8256,500 -s ’25 - - S chool Bonds.
j
43,000
Water bonds (incl.)_____
Borrowing eapac. Apr 5 ’26 102.837 4 s ’22 - - - 120,000_____1927-1942’
Other long-term loans (all notes)
Total valuation 1926____ 12,428,254
Total tax (per 81,000) 1925— $41.00 outstanding on Jan. 1 1925 were:
I N T . on school loan of 1905 to the Date of
Purpose.
Amount.
State o f Massachusetts; on others at Issue.
1908 Sewer-filter beds_______ $1,500
the Beacon Trust Co., Beacon.
1916 New high school________ 2,000
1920 Street paving__________ 15,200
SCITUATE.
This town is in Plymouth County. 1920 Street paving____________8,800
1921 Street paving____________6,800
Inc. 1636.
1924 School_________________ 12,500
Street Pavement B onds.
4J£s
M-N816.000 --M a y 15 1928 1924 School_________________ 5,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $344,800
Hospital Bonds.
5ks
A-O $4,000.Apr 15 ’28-’ 29 Floating debt (add’l ) --------- 125,000
Sinking fund (general)---46.261
High S chool Bonds.
Assessed
4s J-J - - . $13,750--July 6 ’ 27-’36 Assessed val., real_______ 8,398,885
val., personal____3,901,725
4s
-.5,000_____ 1927-1931 Total valuation 1925____ 12,309,108
Shore P rotection Bonds.
(per
4M s
M -N ($9,000-M ay 1 ’23-’29 Tax rate 1920. $1,000) 1925— $35.40
14.245: 1926, 15,245
1 9,000-M ay 1 ’30-’32 Ponul’n
* Outside debt limit.
4ks
M -N
9,000-May 1 ’28-’33
FU N D . DEBT Jan 1 1927 $137,600 SOUTH HADLEY
Assessed val. real estate. 10,383,425
This town is in Hampshire County.
Assess, val. personal_____ 1,408,384
B uilding Bonds.
Tot.ass’dval.’26(65% act.)l 1,792,169 4s T3 A-O $24,500----Oct 1 ’27-’33
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1925.- $28,40
M unicipal Light Bonds.
Population in 1920, 2,534; ’25, 2,600 4s T5 J-J $16,000c--Jan 1 ’28-’35
S chool Building Bonds.
SHARON.
5 k s ’21 M-S $l,0O0r_________ 1927
A town in Norfolk Co. Inc. 1765. 4s ’24 J-J15 f56,009c-July 15 ’27-40
School Bonds.
\ 3,0®0c__July 15 1941
5 k s ’21 J-J $14,000--July 1 ’28-’41
6,000---July ’27-’32
5s ’21 M -N 15,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’41 4 k s ’25 J-J
6,000____Sept’27-’32
4 k s ’22 J-J
40,000---Jan 1 ’28-’42 4M s’26 M ’Seconstru ction Bonds.
Bridge R
W ater Pum o Bonds.
s ’22 J-D $12,0
4 k s ’25 J-Dl 6 $2,690- -D ec 16 ’27-’28 4 kSewer Loan. 0 0 c ____ 1927-1932
Street Im provement Bonds.
’ 25 A-O $10,000c__Aug 1 ’27-’36
4s ’20 - - $4,000---O ct 15 1927 4s Paving Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
f$24,000c-Aug 1 ’
4s ’04 A-O $2.000--Apr 1 ’27-’29 4s ’25 A-O \ 1.000c_ Aug 127-’34
_
1935
4k)S’ 13 F-A
7,000--Aug 1 ’27-’33
BOND. D EBT Apr 13’27- $85,600 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927- $159,500
Floating debt____________
80.000
Assessed val., real________ 5,187,557 Assess, val., real estate___ 5,893,531
Assessed val., personal------ 778,300 Assess, val., personal_____1,144,202
Total valuation 1926______5,965,857 Total val. 1926 (M act.).-7,037,733
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-- $31 60 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--.$30.00
Population in 1920, 2.467; ’25, 3,119 Population 1920 . 5.527; 1925, 6,609
SHELBURNE FALLS FIRE DIST.
This district Is in Franklin County. SO. HADLEY Y T r E DIST. NO. 2.
This district (P. O. South Hadley)
4s ’ l l M -N834,000c.Nov 10 ’27-’40
4 k s ’ 13 M S
8,000--M ar 1 ’28-’43 is in Hampshire County.
W ater Bonds.
BOND. D E B T May 30 ’27 $42,000
Floating debt (add’1)--------8,000 4s ’ l l J-J $28,000c______________
4s T2 J-J
5,000c______________
Total assessed value (about
13,000c______________
2-3 actual), 1926----------- 2.501,817 4 k s ’ 19 J-J
Dlst. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.83,50 4M s’25 J-J j 6.000c-July 1 ’28-’30
\I5,000c-July 1 ’31-’45
Population 1925 (estimated)----1,860
IN T. at First Nat. Bank. Boston BOND DEBT April 1 ’27- $67,000
Tot. ass’d v a l.’26 (3-5 a ct.).1,609,908
SHREW SBURY.
Dist. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S6.00
This town is in Worcester County. Totaltaxrate (per$l,000) ’26-S36.00
S ch ool House Bonds.
Population (est.)_____________ 1,500
4s M .S _ J848.000______ 1927-1932
_
IN T . payable at the Old Colony
\ 70.000_____ 1933-1942 Trust Co., Boston.
BON D. D EBT M ay 1 ’26 $330,200 SOUTHWICK.
Total assessed val. 1926- 6,405.285
This town is in Hampden County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925------ $36.50
Population 1920, 3,708, 1925, 5,816 4 kElectric Light Bonds. $8,000c
s 1919_________________
5s
1920..........
7,000r
SOMERVILLE.
This city is In Middlesex County 5Hs 1921.............................- 7,500c
5s
1921_________________ 1,500c
Established as a city 1872.
Electric L ight Notes.
Highway Bonds.
3,000
4 k s ’ 19 A-O $8,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’29 4 k s 1926________________
10,000
5s ’20 A-O 15,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30 4HS 1926.J______________
5s ’21 A-O 20,000c-Apr 1 ’28 ’31 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927- $40,500
_
30,000
4 s ’ 22 A-O 25,000r*-- A p rl’28-32 Temp, loan debt (add’l)_
4 s ’ 25 J-J
98,000--July 1 ’28-’35 Assess, val., real estate____1,564,580
Assess, val., personal_____ 266,361
Lowell St. Bridge Bonds.
><s’09 A-O $22,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’49 Total assess, val. 1925____ 1.830,941




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Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $20.50 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 -- $140,000
26,100
Population--1920, 1,194; 1925, 1150 Note debt (additional)____
Floating debt (additional).
80,000
Tot. ass’d val. ( k act.) ’26-4,411,883
SPENCER.
This town is in Worcester County. Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$38.00
Population, 1927 (est.)______6,500
Town Hall Bonds.
4s ’27 M-N$140,000c-May 1 ’ 28-’47
SPRINGFIELD.
This city is in Hampden County. Incorporated a city M ay 25 1852.
Population 1910, 88,926; 1920, 129,563; 1925, 142,224.
-PrincipalLoans.
Date — Interest—
Name and Description.
Due.
Outsfg
Issued Rale Pay.
Dwight and Water Streets:
Railroad Underpass
loan, 1913 4
Railroad Underpass
loan, 1915 4
Act of 1 9 1 3 _______________
Railroad Underpass loan, 1921 5
Act of 1 9 2 1 ______________
Dwight Street—
Widening and exten__________1917 4 k
Widening and exten_________ 1918 4

M & N $13,000Novl’27-N ovl’43_221,000
M & N (Nov 1 ’27 to Nov 1 ’35
1 $10,000 annually
90,000
A&O JOct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’31
\ $20,000 annually
100,000
J&D
J&D

Widening and exten ..............1919 4 k J&D
Widening and exten_________ 1920 5

A&O

Fire & Police Bldgs loan, reg_.1910 4

A&O

Fulton Street loan_____________ 1914 4 k M &N

Dec 1 ’27 to Dec 1 ’37
$40,000 annually
440,000

I

Land & Bldgs loan____________ 1917 4 k M & N
Municipal Building loan—
Act of 1909-............................. 1909 3 k M & N
1909.............................1910 4

M&N

Act of 1912.............................. 1912 4
Act of 1912 ...................
1914 4
1920 5
Act of 1912, r...................

M&N
M&N
A&O

Act of

Municipal purposes, land for, r.1920 5
New Bridge Approaches loan,
Act of 1922 ................................1922
New Bridge Approach loan of
1 9 2 3 ._______
-1923
New Bridge ApproachLoan______1924
Public Buildings loan, r_______ 1911

A&O

4

A& O

4
4
4

M&N
M -S
A&O

$15,000 annually
Dec 1 ’27 to Dec 1 ’38
$10,000 annually
120,0
/N ov 1 ’27 to Nov 1 ’49 Dec 1 ’27 to Dec 1 ’38
\ $15,000 annually
345.000
$25,000 annually
375,0
/N ov 1 ’27 to Nov 1 ’50 Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’40
\ $10,000 annually
249.000
$10,000 annually
140,0
$13,000 Nov 1 ’ 18-52 Incl 338,000 ’26 to Oct 1 ’30
Oct 1
$5,000 each yr, Nov ’27-54 140,000
$17,000 annually
68,0
Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’35 $20,000 each year, Nov
$5,000 annually
45.000 to 1934___________ 160,0
1927
Nov 1 ’26 to Nov 1 ’37 Incl
160,000

i

Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’40
$3,500 annually
49,000
Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’42
$25,000 annually
400,000

Bridgeloan____________________ 1923 4 J-J
$25,000 M ay 1 1928-’43 425,000
Bridgeloan____________ _______ 1924 4 k _____ $40,000 yly. Sept 1 ’27-’34 320,000
Memorial Bridge L o an _______ 1924 3 k F&A
(Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’31
\ $16,000 annually
80,000
do
do
19244 F&A
$4,000 July 1 1928-’43
68,000
Playground loan, r............................19234 J-J
$45,000 M ay 1 1928-’44 810,000
School Bonds—
/A u g 1 1927-1928............. 3,043,900
$25,000 Nov 1 ’27-Nov 1’33 175,000
Commercial High______________19134 M & N \Aug 1 1929-1934......... ..3,043,900
Commercial H ig h .....................1914 4 k M & N $7,000 Nov 1 ’27 t o ’34
56,000
Aug 1 1935-1944
3,043,900
Commercial H igh......................1915 4
M & N $17,000 Nov 11’27 to ’35
153,000
$3,000 July
1928-’53
81,000
Kensington Avenue, 1908, r.1908 4
A&O [Oct 1 ’27 to Oet 1 ’28
\ $5,500 annually
11,000
Lincoln, r „ ............................ 1909 4
A&O /Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’29
1 $5,000 annually
15,000
Buckingham, r.......................... 1913 4 k M & N $11,000 Nov 1 ’27-Nov 1 ’33 77,000
Registered................................. 1913 4 k M & N ]$2,000 Nov 1 ’27 to ’32,
1 and $1,500 Nov 1 1933 13,500
1916, r..........................................1916 4
M & N /N ov 1 ’27 to Nov 1 ’36
\ $27,000 annually
270.000
1 9 1 9 ............................................ 1919 4 k M & N /N ov 1 ’27 to Nov 1 ’38i
1 $33,000 annually
396.000
1920.
.1920 5 A&O [Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’40
\ $13,000 annually
182,000
Junior H igh________________ 1920 5
A&O
[Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’40
9
1 $10,000 annually
140,000
Junior H ig h ________________ 1921 4 k A&O
/Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 41 incl
1 $30,000 annually
450,000
J-J
School loan, 1923-1924 _______ 1923 4
$20,000 July 1 1928-’43 340,000
School Loan 1924. ....................1924 4
M&S
$10,000 Sept 1 1927-1944.180,000
96,000
School & Fire loan, r . .................. 1914 4 k M & N $12,000 Nov 1927 to 1934
Sewer—
Sewer B onds_______________ 1900 3
J&D June 1930
142,000
Loan, 1908, r............................ 1908 4
A&O [Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 '28
\ $2,500 annually
5,000
Loan, r___________________ 1913 4 M & N $2,000 N o v l’27to N o v l’38 24,000
Bonds, r.................
.1919 4 k J&J [July 1 ’28 to July 1 ’44
$2,000 annually
36,000
Bonds, 1921...................... 1921 5 A&O l Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’36 incl]
$8,000 annually
[185,000
Oct 1 ’37 to Oct 1 ’51 Incl I
$7,000 annually
Bonds, 1922, r..........................1922 4
A&O [Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’52
\ $5,000 annually
130,000
Loan, r______________________1923 4
J-J
$2,000 July 1 1928-’ 53
54,000
Loan 1924, r ._ .........................1924 3 k M&S
$3,000 Sept 1 1927-1954
84,000
Bonds, r--------------------------------1925 4
A&O $5,000 Oet 1 ’27-’55_____ 145,000
Park Loan 1924, r...................... 1924 3 k M&S $2,000 Sept 1 1927-1954 56,000
Water Loan 1925_____________ 1925 4
M & N $23,000 May 1 1927-1955 667,000
School house addition loan
1923________________________ 1923 4
A&O $34,000 Oct. 1 1927-’43
578,000
A&O [Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1 ’31 Incl
Taylor & Stafford Streets exten .1921 5
1 $25,000 annually
125,000
Water Street widening, r_______ 1920 5 A&O [Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1
24,000
\ $6,000 annually
Widening loan, 1922.................-.19 22 4 A&O [ Oct 1 ’27 to Oct 1
1 $20,000 annually
Loans.
Date — Interest-Principal -

Name and Description

Issued Rate Pay.

Due.

Outst'o

Water loan _____________________ 1924 4 ______ $10,000 May 1 1928-’ 54 280,000
Little R iver__________________ 1907 4 J&J
Jan 1 ’28 to Jan 1 ’<
$10,000 annually
110,000
Little R iver......... ..................... 1908 4
J&J
Jan 1 ’28 to Jan 1 ’! 7
110,000
Little R iver_________________1909 3 k J&J
480.000
Little R iver......... ..................... 1910 3 k J&J
9
182.000
$10,000 annually
Little River........... ..................... 1913 4 k M & N $10,000Novl ’27-N ovl’3S 120h00
Jan 1 ’28 to Jan 1 ’!
Little River................................. 1916 3 k M & N [N ov $40,000 annually ’36
1 ’27 to Nov 1
$5,000 annually Jan 1 ’! 50,000
Jan 1 ’28 to
Little River_________________ 1925 4
M & N $23,000 May 1 ’28-’5 5 . . . 667,000
$14,000 annually

!

Totals__________________________________ ............- ...................................... .$14,523,400

Net water debt Jan 1 ’2 7 -.$ l ,989,000
Dwight St. widening & ex
tensiou loan (exempted) 1,075,000
Municipal group buildings
(exempt)______________ 1,108,000
Dwight and Water Street
underpasses (exempt)_
411,000
Taylor & Stafford St. ex­
tension (exempt)______
125,000
New bridge approaches
(exempted)___________
825,000
Playground (exempted).
81,000
Total net debt outside limit 7,478,900
Total debt inside limit____ 5,055,500
Less sinking fund________
154,853

ASSESSED VALUATION.— Real
estate is taken at abt. 100% cash val.
Assessed val., real_____$267,208,798
Assessed val., personal. 34,567,930
Tot. assess, val. 1926-- 301,776,728
Tax rate (per $1,0001 1926.. .$28.60
Note.— All the above loans that
are not lettered “ r ,” which means
registered, are coupon or registered
bonds.
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Bank. Boston and City Treasurer.

STONEHAM.
This town Is in Middlesex County.
Inc. 1725. Population 1925, 9,084;
Total net debt inside limit S4,900,647 1920, 7.873.
Total net debt (inside and
Restitution Loan Bonds.
outside)______________$14,523,400 4s T4 M-N Sl.OOOc.. M ay 1 1928

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Street B onds.
Sewer Bonds.
S chool Notes.
4s T8 J-D$169,000--June 1 ’28-’43 4s T2 _ $12.000_________ Serially 5M s’21 J-J $31,500r_ July 1 ’ 28-’31
_
5,000r.Jan 1 ’28-’32
4s T9 J-D 80,000—June 1 ’28-’43
4 M s’ 22 J-J
Road Notes.
o.OOOc.July 1 ’28-’32
4 s ’ 24 J-D 28,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’54 5 s ’21 - - . $20,000 _____ 1927-193! 4M s’22 J-J
Sewer B onds (outside debt limit). -s ’22 - - .
16,000__________ 1927 4M s’23 J-J ( 4,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1928
115,000c_ July 1 ’29-’33
4s 98 J-D $36,500r__J&D 1 1928
Street Loans.
4s '99 J-D 30.000r_ -J u n e 1 1929 4s '17 —
$2,000__________ 1927 4Ms’23 J-J ( 6,OOOc.July 1 ’28-’30
4s ’00 J-D 75,000r* ..June
\ 3,000c.July 1 ’31-’33
BOND. D E B T Apr 5 1927- $110,000
3 Ms’G J-D lOO.OOOr* ..D e c 1 1930 Water debt (included)____
O
41,000 4M s’23 A-O
6,000r. - Oct 1 ’27-’28
3 Ms’02 J-D 20,000r. ..June
Sinking fund______________
None 4s ’24 A-O 10,000_____1927-1934
12,000r. ...June
3 Ms’03 J-D
Assess, val. real estate_____4,992,425 4s ’25 J-J J 9,000.-July 1 ’28-’30
3 Ms’05 J-D 13.000r. ..June
UO.OOO-.July 1 ’31-’35
Assess, val. personal______ 2.219,500
4s ’06 J-D 30.,000r* ..June
Tot. assess.val.’26-------------7,211,925 4s ’26 A-O 130,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’36
4s ’07 J-D
3,000r_ ..June
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$26.70
Surface Drainage Bonds.
3 Ms’08 J-D 20,000r. ..D e c
Population 1925, 6,184 1920—5,384 4 J^s’22 J-J
£2,000r-Jan 1 ’ 28-’29
4s ’09 J-D 20,000c. ..D e c 1 1939
6,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’33
. . --------4M.s’23 J-J
4s TO J-D 15,000r. ..D ec
WAKEFIELD.
4M s’23 J-J ( 2,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1928
4s ’ l l J-D 15,000c. -_I9ec
This town is in Middlesex County
l25.000c.July 1 ’29-’53
4s T2 J-D 15,000.. ..D e c 1 1912 Inc. 1868. Population iQ'0, 11.'404; 4s ’26 A-O 15,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’41
4s T3 J-D
2 ,0 00.. Dec 1 ’27-’28 1920, 13,025; 1925, 15,623.
S chool Bonds.
4s '14 J-D
3,000—Dec 1
Paving Bonds.
4s T5 J-D
9.000r. Dec 1 ’27-'35 4s ’24 F -A / $5,000____Aug 1 1928 4s T2 A-O $5.000r._Apr 1 ’28-’32
14,000r..Jan 1 ’28-’34
4s '16 J-D
5,000.. Dec 1 '27-'31
1 4,000c___Aug 1 1929 4s T4 J-J
4s T7 J-J
18,000r_.Jan 1 ’28-’36
4s '18 J-D
8,000-. Dec 1
Street Im provement Bonds.
4s T9 J-D
1,000.. June 1
4M s’23 J-J
$4,000c_July 1 ’29-’32 4Ms'19 A-O <27,000c-.0ct 1 ’27-’29
\80,000c-.0ct 1 '30-39
4M s’ 19 J-D
8,000.. Dec 1
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’20 J-D 14,000-. Dec 1
3 Ms
M-N$18,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’30 4 ^ s ’ 19 A-O/ 88.000c. .O ct 1 ’27-’34
50,000c.-O ct 1 ’35-’39
5s ’21 J-D
7,000-. June 1 ’28-’41 3 Ms
s t o u g h t o n TM-N 100,000c—Nov l'3 1 -’4i
13,000c. July 1 ’28-’40
This town is in Norfolk County. 4s ’21 J-D 10,000-. Dec 1 ’27-’36 3Ms
A-O
8 ,0 0 0 -..O ct 1 ’28-’35 5Ms’20 J-J
4s T8 J-D
3,000— .D ec ’26-’29 4s ’22 A-O
Incorporated Dec. 22 1726.
8,OOOc.Oct 1 ’28-’35 4M s’23 J-J f40,000r*July 1 ’28-’37
118,000r*July 1 ’38-’43
4s '22 J-D
5,000-. -June ’28-’32 4Ms
New High S chool Bonds.
8.000c_ July 1 ’29-’36
J-J
4M s’22 J-J x$75,000— Jan 1 ’28-’42 4s '22 J-D 26,000-- -D ec ’27-’52 4s ’24 F-A 22,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’49 4M s’23 J-J/ *76,000--July 1 ’ 28-’31
1 198,010--July 1 ’28-’42
4M s’22 J-J 12:15,000— Jan 1 ’28-’32 4s ’23 J-D 27,000—Dec 1
4s ’25 F-A 23,000--Aug 1 ’28-’50
1x20,000-—Jan 1 ’33 ’42 4s ’24 J-D 28,000-. Dec . 27-54 4s ’26 A-O 16,000c. Apr 1 ’28-35 4 s '24 A-O / 6,000c-_.O ct 1 1927
1
____
185,000c-Oct 1 ’28-’44
§R efunding Bonds.
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
, 1,000c. ..A p r 1 1936
4M s’07 J-J $10,000c.July 1 ’28-’32 4M s’ 19J-D $12,000_____ 1927-1929 4s ’26 A-O /36,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’31 4s ’26 A-O / 170,000c_Aug 1 ’27-’31
l330,000c-Aug 1 ’32-’41
5s T9 J-D
1,500.-D ec 1 ’27-’29
Library R efu nd ing Notes.
.8O,000c.Apr 1 ’32-’41
4s T3
M -N $7,000--N ov 1 ’27-’33 5M s’21 J-D 32,000__June ’28-’31
School Loans.
*W ater Bonds.
4,000__________ 1927 4Ms
BON D. DEBT Jan 1 1924- $183,500 4M s’22J-D
M-S $ ll,0 0 0 c— Sept ’27-’37 4Ms’24 J-J $20.000c.Jan 1 ’ 28-’29
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
50,000 4M s’22 J-D 30,000__Dec ’27-’31 4Ms
J-J
36.000c. July 1 ’28-’39 4s ’24 J-J
52,000 _____1928-1939
1,000.-June 1 ’28-’29 4M s’21 M -N 105.000c-Nov 1’ 27-’41 4s ’25 J-J
Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (act.)_ 8,080,514 4M s’22 J-D
_
46,000c.July 1 ’28-’40
T otaltai rate(per $1,000) ’26-833.20 4s '22 J-D 30,000--Dec 1927-32 4s ’22 M-N2OX000c.May 1’ 28-’42 4s ’26 A-O I 8,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1927
4M s’23 J-D 41,000_ Dec 1927-’33 41is
_
Pop’n 1910. 6.316:1920 _____6,865
J-J 152,090c-July 1 ’28-’43
142,000c. Aug 1 ’28-’41
IN T. on bonds marked (x) at the 4s ’25 J-D 70,000r*June 1 ’27-’30 4s ’24 A-O J72,OOOcOct 15 ’27-’34 4s ’27 J-J
15,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’42
Bridge Bonds.
Old Colony Tr Co., Bost.; (a) at Ex­
127,500cOct 15 '27-39
Park Land B onds.
change T i . Co.: (§) at Int. Tr. Co. 4s ’23 J-D $66.000.-June 1928-43 4s ’24 F-A
5,000c. Aug 1 ’27-29 4MV23 j -j
jM.uuuc_«Juiy 1 ’ zs-.su
J-J
$3.000c_July i 28-’30
Elec. Lt. Bonds (outside debt lim it)
Municipal Light Loan,
4s ’98 J-D $5,000r_ ..D e c 11928 5s
J-D
,500.-D ec 1 ’27-’40 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’27-$1,485,000
SWAMPSCOTT.
Inside limit______________
993,500
_
This town is in Essex Co. lncorp. 3Ms’02 J-D 175,000r*..June 1 1932 4s ’22 A-O ( 6,000c_ Oct 1 1927 Outside limit (special)_
_
491,500
4 s ’07 J-D 45,000r*. .June 1 1937
H5,OOOc-Oct 1 '28-’42 Sinking funds___________
May 21 1852. Population 1910, 4Ms'13 J-D 24.000r_June 1 ’28-’43
60,549
4s ’23 M-S 40,OOOc.Mar , ’28-’43, Borrowing capacity--------6.204: 1920. 8.101.
, , m n. Tlll,r 1 , , a , ,
175,187
4 K s ’18 J-D 33,000.-June 1928-’38 4Ms
J-J
Hospital Notes.
i ' ovI’ oq Water sinking fund (add’l)
9,450
4M s’19 J-D
1 ,0 00..June 1928-’29 4s '24 F-A
4s ’25 A-O ($16,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’31
an’nnfvUa ,] ! i
1
Assess, val. real estate— 38.100,300
1 39,000c. Apr 1 ’32-’44 4M s’19 J-D 14,000—June 1928-’38
i -o
1
Assess, val. personal_____10.743,050
4M s’19 F-A 30,000—Aug 1 '27-29 4Ms’25 F-A 76 non
Sewer Notes.
19,000.-Aug 1 27 45 Total assessed val. 1926- -52,000,090
W ater B onds.
4s T6 — $12,000--------1927-1938 5s ’20 J-D 130,000.-June 1928-’40
(per
s’20 J-D 130.000-.June 1928-’40
A-O $80,000c.0ct 1 27-’33 Tax rate 1910. $1,000) 1926 --$31.00
4s T6 —
2,2 00--------1927-1931 4M’23 J-D 219,000.-June 1928-’43 4s
Popul’n
27.834: 1920. 30,915
4s
4r ’22 A-O
8,OOOc.Oct 1 27’34
4M s’ 17 - - 7,OOOc.June 1 ’28-’41
♦Special loans.
4s ’26 J-J 100,OOOc.June 1 ’27-’46 4Ms
J-J
/ 4,000c.July 1 28- ’29
4M s’23 —
6,0 00c____ 1927-1932
IN T . on coupon bonds Is payable
Park Bonds.
tl4,000c_ July 1 30-T3
Park Notes.
$5,500--June 1 ’28-’46 4 Ms
J-J
15,000c. July 1 28-’33 at the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
4s T2 M -N $2,500--M ay 1 ’28-’41 4s T6 . . .
Ms’
'5;500____Dec ’27-’48 4s ’24 F-A 13,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’39 C o., Boston.
4 K s’ 18 - . . .
5,500____Dec
W ater Notes.
High S chool Bonds.
4M s’25 F-A J 8,000--Aug 1 ’27-’30
4s T6 —$500 ..............
1927 4M s’17 J-D $27.000-—Dec 1927-’37
114,000.-Aug 1 '31-’44 WARE.
4 ^ s ’ 17 —
2.200--June 1 ’28-’41
This town is in Hampshire County.
Sidewalk Bonds.
8,000--Aug
’27-’29
4M s’23 - - - / 1,0 00c_________ 1927 4s ’23 J-D $6,000.-June 1 ’28-’29 4Ms’25 F-A J 2,000___ Aug1 1 1930 Incorporated in 1775.
l
112,000c____ 1927-1938
Playground Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927$1,369,500
Street-Im provem ent Notes.
4s T7 — .
$600.-June 1 '28-’33 Water debt (incl.)_______
154,000 4M s’25 J-D $14,000 ........ 1927-1940
4M s’19 M-S $3,000--Sept 1 '27-’29
Street Railway Bonds.
4,000 ........ 1927-1930
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
200,000 4Ms 25 J-D
. . ------- -4 0 0 0 --. Aug 1 1927 4Ms’ 19 M-N$14,000____N ov *27-’39
4M.s’22 F-A
S ch ool Bonds.
Assessed val., real_______ 18,272,645
4s ’25 A-O (14,OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’34 4Ms
$5,200
1927-1934
2,0 00.-June 1 ’28-’30 Assessed val., personal_ 2,833,725 4s T4 - . _
i 1,000c. ..A p r 1 1935
Water Bonds (outside debt limit.) Total valuation 1926_____ 21,106,370 6 s ’21 - - .
1,000
1927
4M s’25 A-O 12,000--Oct 1 ’27-’30 4s ’00 J-J $40,000r*._July 1 1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--$35.60 4Ms’23 A-O 16/48,000cApr 16’28-’33
Sewer Bonds.
3Ms’04 J-J
10.000c.—Jan 1 1934
\70,OOOc.Apr 16 1934
IN T. at Old Colony Trust Co.,
3 Ms
M-S $80,000—Sept 1 ’27-’42 3 Ms’04 J-J
5,000r— July 1 1934 the First National Bank, Boston,
Road Loans.
4Ms’ 13 J-J
5,000c-- July 1 1928 3M s’05 J-J
4Ms’ 17
$500 _________ 1927
15,000r*__Jan 1 1935 and Atlantic Nat. Bank, Boston.
4Ms’17 J-D
7,0 00--June 1 ’28-’41 3 his’06 J-J
5Ms’20 - - .
8,000
1927-1930
10,00 0c..-Ja n 1 1936
5s ’20 M -N 7,000c..Nov 1 ’27-’33 4s '08 J-J
_
20,000r_ J& J 1 1938
5M s’21 . . .
10,000
1927-1931
5s ’21 F-A (16,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’33 3 Ms’09 J-J
7,000c. ..Jan 1 1939 WALPOLE.
Storm Sewer Loans.
(18,000c_Aug 1 ’34-’51 4s T3 J-J
This town is in Norfolk County. 6s ’21 - . 35.0. 90___ J-J ’27-’43
$4,500
1927-1931
4s ’24 A-O 15,000c..Oct 1 ’27-’41 4s T5 J-J
Inc. 1724. Population 1925, 6,508; 4M s’23 - - 8.000—
Jan 1 28-’39
4,000
1927-1928
4,000c.-O ct 1 ’26-’29 4s T6 J-J
4s '24 A-O
1920, 5,446.
4.000
___________Jan ’28-'31
Tow n Bonds.
4Ms’25 A-O
2,000--O ct 1 ’27-’28 4s Y8 J-J
1.000
___________JanS chool Bonds.
1928
4M s’26 A-O $8,000c__0ct 1 ’27-’34
Burpee Road Bonds.
4s ’09 J-J
1.000
------ 1927 4Ms’ 19 J-J J$70,000c-July 1 ’28-’37 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27- $205,250
5Ms’21 F-A ($2,000c—A u g l ’27-’28 4s TO J-J
1 4,000c.July 1 ’38-’39 Assess, val. real estate___ 5,596,600
7.000
-1927-1933
1 500c. ..A u g 1 1929 4s ’ l l J-J
12,000_____ 1927-1940 4Ms’ 19 J-J J 8 000c-July 1 ’28-’31 Assessl val. personal______2,710,350
School House Land Notes.
4s T2 J-J
1 1,000c_ July 1 1932 Total assessed val. 1926___8,305,950
_
5 .0 00
_1927-1931
4s T3 M -N $3,500 -N ov 1 ’27-’33 4Ms’22 J-J
W ater Bonds.
2.500___________ 1927
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 _$32.70
Humphrey St. linpt. Bonds.
4M
4s ’25 J-J
9.000—
Jan 1 ’28-’30 s’ 18 J-D $ l05,000--June 1 ’28-’48 Population 1920, 8,525; 1925, 8,638
4s T4 J-D $18,OOOc.June 1 ’28 '34 4Ms’25 J-J
9,000.-July 1 ’28-’30 4s ’24 M -N 1,000____Nov 1 1927
Public Park & Town Hall Bonds 4s ’26 - . A-O 25,000--O ct 15 ’27-’31
90,000c .July 1 ’27-’41 4Ms
4Ms’ 13 J-J
$3,090c. July 1 ’28-'33 4s ’27 J-J
...
1,000____Apr 1 1928 WARREN W ATER DISTR IC T.
90.000. ..J a n 1 ’28-’42 4 Ms
4Ms’23 F-A/$35,OOOc_Feb 1 ’28-’32
W ater Bonds.
Highway Notes.
Paying Bonds.
3 Msg’98F-A$150,000___ Aug 1 1928 4s ’26 J-J $90,OOOc.June 1 ’27-’36 4M s’22 F-A $5,000_________ 1927
\126,OOOc-Feb 1 ’ 33-’53
3M g’09 A-O 36.000c—Apr 1 ’28-’39 4s ’27 J-J 90,000. .June 1 ’28-’37
4M s’23 J-D 24,000- - Dec 1 ’27-’50
Highway E auipm ent Loan.
4F£sT7 M -N 2,000____ 1927-1930 -------- D E B T , Apr 1 1926:
4s ’24 M -N /$2,000___ Nov 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Apr 13 ’27- $185,000
C IT Y
5Ms’20 J-J
18,000—July 1 ’28 '45 Bonds exempt from limit.$2,353,300
l 1,500____Nov 1 1928 Assessed value 1926_______ 1,554,150
Dist. tax rate (per $l,000)’26-$4.00
4s ’24 A-O 10,000c--0ct 1 ’27-’36 Debt within limit________
Town Garage Loan.
843,900
S ch ool Loans.
TOT. B D . D T . Apr 1 1926 3,197,200 4Ms/23 J-J15 $2,000-July 15 ’27-’28 Population 1925 (est.)________ 2,000
4s ’ l l F-A $20,000--Aug 1 ’27-’31 Total sinking funds______
Fire Station Loan.
845,064
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
4Ms’ 15 M -N 16.000c.May 1 ’28 '35 Assessed val., real_______ 31,724,800 4Ms’23F-A15 $6,000_Aug 15 ’27-’29
5Ms’20 J-J / 7,000c-. July 1 1928 Assessed val., personal___ 8,745,405
Bridge Loans.
W ATERTOW N.
172.000c. July 1 ’29-’40 Total valuation 1925____40,470,205 4 M’23F -A l5 $4,000_Aug 15 ’27-’28
This town is in Middlesex County,
4Ms’22 F-A 15,000—Aug 1 ’27-’41 Tax rate (per §1,000) 1926___ 333.40 4M s’23J-D15 6,000-Dec 15 ’27-’28
inc. Sept. 17 1630. Pop. TO. 12,875;
4Ms’25 A-O (3 r,0 0 0 ---0 ct 1 ’27-’32
Fire Equipm ent LoanINTEREST on coupon bonds is
1920, 21,457.
152,000. ..O c t 1 ’33-’45 payable at the Webster & Atlas Nat
4Ms’22 J-D $4,000 .-- D e c 1 1927
Playground Loans.
TOT. BD. D T . Jan 1 ’27. $843,750 Bank of Boston. Registered inter­ 4s ’24 M -N / 2,000___ Nov 1 1927
’25 A-O $13,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’40
Less: Water debt.$252,500
est remitted by City Treasurer.
1 1,000____Nov 1 1928 4s School-H ouse Loans.
Sewer debt- 194,250
M iscellaneous Loans.
1 28-’33
Oth. exemp. 59,000
505,750
BOND. D EBT Mar 31 ’27 $280,504 4s T3 M-N$18,000c-M ay 1 ’’28-’30
TEMPLETON.
(12.000c.May
W ater debt (included)________________
4s ’ 15
This town (P. O. Baldwinville) is Assessed val., real________ 8,055,120138,951 M-N-j 9,000c-M ay 1 ’31-’33
N ET D E B T ____________ $338,000
l 4,000c.M ay 1 ’34-’35
Borrowing capacity______
236,324 in Worcester County.
Assessed val., personal____3,743,439 5s T9
'28-’39
High School Bonds.
Assessed val., real_______ 17,870,147
Total valuation 1 9 :6 _____ 11,798,539 4s ’24 A-O 60.000c .A pr 1 ’28-’41
M-S
1
Assessed val., personal_ 1.643,644 4s '22 A-O ($30,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’32
_
(Assessment at fair cash value.> 4M s’24 M-S 14,000c.Mar 1 ’42-’44
3,000c_Mar
\ 40,000c..O ct 1 ’ 33-’42 Total tax (per $1,000) 1925 ..--$30.40
Total valuation 1926_____ 19,489,730
4s ’24 M-S 46O,000c.Mar 1 ’ 28-’42
Tax rate (per SI,000) 1926. —$28.00 BOND. D EBT Apr 30 ’25. $99,000
INT. payable at the First Nat 4M s’24 M-S 20,000c_ Mar 1 1942
_
_
IN T . on street impt. 4Ms o f 1919 Assessed valuation 1926_ 2,809,734
4M s’24 M-S 60.000c.Mar 1 ’43-’44
at Atlantic Nat. Bank, Boston; on Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $40.00 Bank. Boston.
Population 1910, 3,756; 1920, 4,019
4s ’25 A -O / 36,000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’30
park notes o f 1912 to the Common­
IN T.
\110,000c--Apr 1 ’31-’40
wealth o f Massachusetts: on the Boston. at Old Colony Trust Co., WALTHAM. In Middlesex County.
This city Is
4s ’26 A -O / 44,000c-.Apr 1 ’28-’31
others at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
Inc. as a town in 1738: city June 2 ’84.
1100,000c. .A pr 1 ’32-’41
TISBURY.
Mayor and Council form o f govt.
Street Loans.
TAUNTON.
This town (P. O. Vineyard Haven)
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
5s T8 A-O $4,0 0 0 c.. Apr 1 1928
This city is in Bristol County. Is In Dukes Co. Inc. Julv 6 1671. 4s ’26 A-O / $255,000- - Apr 1 ’28-'42 5s T9 A-O 24 OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’29
Inc. M ay 11 1864. Population Population 1920. 1,275; 1925, 1,431.
l _ 48,000.-Apr 1 ’43-’45 5Ms’20 A-O
1,000c_ Oct 1 1927
_
1910, 34,259: 1920, 37,137.
School Bonds.
Police B uilding Bonds.
4,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’30
4s
A-O *3,600r_________ 1931
S chool Bonds.
4s ’24 A-O J$20,000c-0ct 1 ’27-’30 4 Ms’23 J-J
12,000c.July 1 ’28-’33
4H sT3 J-D $30,000..June 1 ’28-’33
Playground Bonds.
l 56,OOOc.Oct 1 ’31-’44 4s ’26 A-O 16,000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’29
4s T6 J-D
4,000r_.June 1 ’28-'31 -s
...
$1,845_______________
B uilding Bonds.
49,000c_ -Apr 1 ’30-’36
43^s’ 17 J-D 30,000.-June 1 ’28-’37
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4s ’ 15 J-J $24.000r__Jan 1 '28 ’3fi
’27
4J4sT6 J-D 100.000____Dec ’27-’36 4s ’06 M S $40,000r .Sept 1 ’27-’36 4s ’25 J-J (24,000c.July 1 ’28-’35 4s (Due A-O 45,000c______________
$5,000 Apr. 1 1928-’32,
4s ’26 J-J
60,OOOc.June 1 ’27-’46 4s ’24 M -N 44,000r_________ 1941
120,000c.July 1 ’36-’45 $4,000 Apr. 1 1933-37.)
3 ^ s ’27 J-J 200,000_______________ BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $88,845
Sewer Bonds.
Drainage Loans.
(Due $15,000 June 1 1928 to 1937, Water debt (incl.)________
84,000 4Ms’ 13 A-O $6,000r.-Apr 1 ’28-’33 4a T5 J-J
$4,000c_July 1 ’28 '31
Other assessable property. _
6,170 4Ms’23 J-J
and $10,000 June 1 1938 to 1942.)
6,000r_Jan 1 ’28-’33 4s T6 A-O 19.000c. Apr 1 ’28-’46
Total valuation ’26 (act.)-.5,613,540 4Ms’23 J-J
C ity Bonds.
21,000c.July 1 ’28-’48 5s T9 A-O 12, OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’33
4s ’08 J-D $16,000r*._Dec 1 1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926_ $15.00 4s ’25 J-J
_
43,000c.July I ’27-’55
1 '34-’49
IN T . on water bonds at Martha's 4s ’26 A-O 20,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’46 5Ms’20 A-O 16,000c. Apr 1 ’27-’31
4s '09 J-D 30,000___ June 1 1929
5,000c.Oct
4s ’l l J-D ll,000r___June 1 1931 Vineyard Nat. Bk., Vineyard Haven: 4s ’27 J-J
5,000c-_jan 1 ’28-’32 5s ’21 A-O 24,000c. Apr 1 '28-'51
4s ’07 J-D 12,000r___Dec 11927 on school bonds at Lynn Five-Cent
Farm Land Bonds.
4Ms’22 M -N 6,000c.Nov 1 '27-32
Savings Bank.
4.500—
Oct 1 ’27-’28
4s '14 A-O
4Ms’ 19 A-O $1,000c____Oct 1 1927
Drainage and Sewer Bonds.
5,250---D e c ’27-’47
4M s’ 19 J-D
P ublic P laygrounds.
5s ’20 A-O $23,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’ 50
4M s’ 19 J-D 60,000.-D ec 1 ’27-39 U XBRIDGE.
3M s’03 J-J*$31.000c . ..July 1 1933 4Ms’22 M-S
5,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’31
1.500- -D ec 1 ’27-’29 This town is in Worcester County. 4Ms’22 J-J
4s 17
*8.500cJuly 1 ’28-’44
1 1927
5,500.-June 1 ’28-38 Incorporated as a town June 27 1727. 4M s’24 J-J *2,000c-Jan 1 ’28-'29 4s ’24 A-O /2,000c____Oct ” 1S-’ S4
5s ’21 J-D
7.nODo O vt 1
STONEHAM (Concluded).
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J D $30 OOOc.June 1 ’28-’36
4s ’26 _
_
20,000--$5,000 yearly
_
10,000-- 1,000 yearly
4s ’26 _
W ater Bonds.
3M s’01M-N $9.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’29
4s ’08 M -N 10.000c.May 1 ’30-’31
_s ’ 12 J-D ]0,000c_June 1 ’28-’37
5s
1,000__________ 1928
S chool Bonds.
4Ms’23M-NJ$32,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’30
\ 91.000c.Nov 1 ’31-’43
School Notes.
4M s’24 F-A $16,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’34
P olice & Fire S tation Bonds.
5s ’ 15 J-D $1,000c.. June 1 1928
4s ’ 15 M -N 18,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’35
BON D. DEBT Mar 30 '26- $236,000
Water debt (incl.)________
51.000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
90,000
Assessed valuation, real_ 9,827,300
_
Assessed val’n, personal__ 1.152,750
Total valuation ’26 (abt).10,980,050
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926- —$33.00
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.




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WATERTOWN (C o n c lu d e d ) .
W ater Loans.
3Hs'99 J-J $18,OOOc.Jan 1 ’28-’ 29
4s '04 J-J 35.000c.July 1 ,28-’34
4s ’24 A-O 8,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’34
4s ’25 A-O 24,000c..A pr 1 ’28-’30
4s ’25 J-J
48,000c____ 1927-1930
4 s '26 A-O 32,000c..Apr 1 ’28-31
4s ’26 M-S 40,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’31
H igh-S chool Loans.
4s ’ 10 A-O $10,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’ 29
4J^s’17 M -N 10.000c.May 1 ’ 28-’37
4M s’23 J-J
11,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’38
4M s’23 J-J /22,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’38
( 5,000c.July 1 ’ 39-’43
4s ’25 A-O 78,000c. .A pr 1 ’28-’40
W est Ju n ior High School E
x*=
tension Bonds.
4s ’27 A-& $80,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’37
A th letic Field Bonds.
5 K s’20 J-D? $6,000c.June 1 ’28-’30
l 10,000c. June 1 ’31-’40
Land Bonds.
5H s’20 J-D $5,000c. June 1 ’28-’32
4J*s’22 M -N / 4,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’29
I 3,000c.M ay 1 ’30-’32
4 ^ s ’23 J-J /18.000c.July 1 ’ 28-’36
i 7,000c.July 1 ’37-’43
R efu nding Loan.
4s ’06 M-N $18,000c_May 1 '28-’36
School Loan Act o f 1921 Bonds.
5Jis’21 J-J /$52,000c.July 1 ’28-’31
1120,000c. July 1 ’32-’41
Sewer Loans.
4s ’ 16 M-N $5,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’31
4s ’25 J-J
24.300c____ 1927-1935
4s ’26 M-S /20,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’30
_
l 4,0003_ Sept 1 1931
4s ’27 A-O 20,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’37
North Beacon St. Bridge B onds.
4J^sT9 M -N $39,000c. N ov 1 ’27-’39
Highway C on stru ction Bonds.
5}^s’21 J-J
$8,000c. July 1 '28-’31
51£s’21 F-A 36,000c_Aug 1 ’ 27-’31
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’27-52,079,500
Debt outside limit_______ 1,099,00)
Debt inside limit________
980,500
Borrow, capac. Jan 1 1927
186,514
Assessed value, real______ 38,839,610
Assessed value, personal.. 4,882,846
Total assessed value 1926.42,722,456
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$32.00
IN T . at Boston Safe Dep. & Tr.
Co. and at Commonwealth Atlantic
National Bank, Boston.

MASSACHUSETTS—CITIES & TOWNS
WESTFIELD.
This city (formerly a town) is in
Hampden Co. Inc. as a town May
29 1669, as a city in 1920. Pop’n
1910, 16,043; 1920, 18,604.
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’ 16 F-A $4,000c.Aug 1 '27-’28
4s '16 J-D
5 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 27-’31
4s ’24 M-S /70,000c.Sept 15 ’27-36
(48,000c.Sept 15 '37-44
4s ’25 F-A 14,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’40
School Bonds.
4Ms’ 13 J-J
$5,000c...Ju ly 1 1928
4s '14 M-S
4,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’ 29
4 ^ s ’14 M -N 8,000-.N ov 1 ’27-’34
4s ’ 15 M -N 27.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’ 35
4J4s’ 19 J-J
14.600..July 1 ’28-’33
4s ’22 J-D 45.000c.June 1 ’28-’42
4 ^ s ’22 J-D
5,000c.June 1 ’28-’32
Qas and L ight B onds.
3 Hs’99 J-D $9,000r*June 1 '28-’29
4s '07 A-O
6.000.-O ct 1 ’27-’32
4s ’09 A-O
8 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’34
4s ’ 14 M -N 7 ,0 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’28-’34
4s ’ 15 F-A
9,000c Aug 15 ’27-’35
4 K s’ 18 J-D 22,000r*June 1 ’28-’38
Macadam Bonds.
4Ms'22 J-D /$12,000c.June 1 ’28-’30
1 6,000c.June 1 ’31-'32
Other macadam bonds______$21,000
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’25 F-A $28,000c.Aug 1 '27-40
$1,000
Other sewer bonds_______
P E R M . DEBT Apr 7 ’27493,000
Other sewer bonds______
1,000
PE RM . DEBT Jan 1 1927 425,000
Water debt (included)____
1.000
Gas & light debt (inch)_
_
91,000
Borrowing capacity______
263,862
Assessed value, real estate.17,336,980
Assessed value, personal.. 3,201.781
Total ass’d val. 1926____20,538,761
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926..$31.00
IN T . on water bonds at First Nat.
Bank, Boston; on others at Hampden
Nat. Bank, Westfield.
WESTPORT.
A town in Bristol County.
School Bonds.
4 s ’ 15 . . .
$1,000___ July 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 7 .. $130,750
Total valuation 1926_____ 6,149 325
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $35 60
Population 1920,3,115; 1926, 4,140.

WEST SPRINGFIELD.
This town is in Hampden County.
Population 1910,9,224; 1920,13,443.
School Bonds.
4s T2 F-A $12,000—Aug 1 ’27-’32
4s T5 M-S 54,000___ Mar 1 1935
5s T8 A-O 14,000____Apr 1 1938
4 K s’ 19 J-J
24,000—July 1 ’28-’39
5j^s’20 J-J 13,000.-July 1 ’28-’40
4s ’22 F-A 200,000____Aug 1 1942
4s ’ 22 F-A 40,000____Aug 1 1942
4 s '24 J-D lo.OOOr* June 1 ’28-'42
4s ’25 M -N 108,000—M ay 1 ’28-’45
WELLESLEY.
W ater Bonds, R efu nding.
This town is in Norfolk Co. Inc. 3 K s’00 A-O $50,000___ Oct 1 1930
April 6 1881. Population 1910, 4s ’99 A-O 25,000r*..Apr 1 1929
5,413; 1920, 6,224.
4s ’00 A-O 25,000____ Oct 1 1930
M unicipal Bldg. Land Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
4s ’24 M-S ($10,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’28 4s ’08 J-J $10,000—July 1 ’28-’37
\ 64,000c.Sept 1 ’29-’44 4s ’05 J-J
6,000..July 1 ’28-’30
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’08 J-J l 1,000—July 1 ’28-’37
4s '15 M-S $90,000c Mar 1 ’28 ’45 5J^s’20 J-J
46,000—July 1 ’28-’ 50
4s T0 M-S 46.000c.M ar 1 ’ 28-’46 4s ’22 F-A 32,000____Aug 1 1952
5s ’ 17 M-S 30,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’42 4s ’25 M -N 46,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’40
5s '20 M-S 16,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’35
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’22 M-S 20,000c.M ar 1 ’36-’45 4 K s’19 J-J $12,000—July 1 ’28-’39
4s '24 M-S /24,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’34 53^s’20 J-J
26,000—July 1 ’28-’40
\20,000c.Sept 1 ’ 35-’44 53^s’21 J-J
22,000—July 1 ’28-’38
4s ’25 M-S 28,000c .M ar 1 ’28-’56 4s ’24 M-S 53,000r$ Sept 1 ’29-’54
4s '26 M-S 100,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’56 3M s’27 M -N 40,000c_May 1 ’28-’47
Various M unicipal Bonds.
Bridge Loan.
4s ’ 16 M-S $102,0 0 0 c____1927-1943 4s ’06 J-J
$5,000___ July 1 1931
W ater W orks.
4M s’24 A-O 79,000r* Apr 1 ’28-’44
4s ’07 M-S $6.000..Sept 1 ’27-’32 3)^s’24 F-A 78,000r*.Aug 1 ’27-’28
8.000—Sept 1 27-’34 4s ’24 F-A 624,000r*_Aug 1 ’29-’44
4s ’09 M-S
4s ’ 12 M-S 10.000— M a r l ’28-'37 R efu nd ing Bonds.
9,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’35 4s ’ 98-’99M-N$75,000r*May l ’28-’29
4s ’ 15 M-S
4s ’ 18 M-S 14.000— Mar 1 ’28-’34 ’03 M -N 25,000r*__Nov 1 1933
4s
4s ’22 M-S 15,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’42
Perm anent Paving.
17.000— Sept 1 ’27-’43 T8 A-O $3,000___ M ay 1 1928
4 K s’23 . . .
5s
8,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’34 44<jST9 J-J
4s ’24 M-S
6,000___ July 1 1929
4s ’25 M-S 30,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’42 54£s’20 J-J
6,800.-July 1 ’28-’30
4s ’25 M-S 56,000.. Sept 1 ’27-’40 5s ’21 A-O 10 ,000 ..Oct 1 '27-’31
4s ’25 M-S 30.000— Sept 1 ’27-’4154£s’21 J-J
8,000—July 1 ’28-’31
Park Bonds.
4M s’22 F-A 21,000____Aug 1 1932
4s ’08 M-S
$500— .M ar 1 1928 44£s’22 J-J
5,000..July 1 ’28-’32
S chool Bonds.
4s '25 M -N 39,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’30
4s TO M-S $10,000..Mar 1 ’28-’29
Highway Bonds.
4s ’22 M-S !39,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’40 4s ’26 J-J $50,000______1927-1931
( 2,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1941 BOND. DEBTiiJan 1 ’27.$2,074,000
4s ’23 . . . 198,000—Mar 1 ’2S-’43 Water debt (included)____
421,000
4s ’23 M-S 120,000—Sept 1 ’27-’43 Floating debt (add’l)_____
195,000
4s ’25 M-S 14,000c.Mar 1 ’28-'41 Sinking fund____________
351,541
N orfolk C ou n ty T uberculosis Assessed val., real_______ 22,629,427
H ospital Loan Bonds.
_
Assessed val., personal_ 3,509,845
4 ^ s ’ 19M -S/ $4,500c.Sept 1 ’27-’29 Total valuation 1926____ 26,139,272
1 10,000c. Sept 1 ’30-’39 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926...$30.00
BON D. D EBT M ay 1 ’27 $1,695,500
IN T . at Old Colony Tr. Co.,Bost.
Assessed val., real_______ 26,835,475
Assessed val., personal_ 2,949,475 WEYMOUTH.
_
Total valuation 1926--------29,540,950
This town Is in Norfolk County.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-—$21 00 Incorporated 1635. The town’s total
IN T . at Boston Safe Dep.&Tr.Co. assets on Jan. 1 1926 were figured to
be $3,005,682.96, includ.water-works
WENHAM.
property valued at $829,078.82.
This town is in Essex County.
Highway Notes.
4H s’22 F-A $4,000 ...A u g 1 1927
S ch ool-B u ild in g Bonds.
Alm shouse Loan Bonds.
5Ms’20 . . . $24,OOOr-June 15 ’28-39
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27 — .$39,500 4 K s’3 J-J $32,000c.July 1 ’ 28 - ’43
W ater R efunding Bonds.
Total assessed val’n 1926. 3,157,106
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$19.00 44Ss’14 M -N j535.000.N ov 1 ’27-'33
1 3,000— Nov 1 1934
Population 1910, 1,010; 1925 — 1,145
W ater Bonds.
4s
...
$2,000—July 1 ’28-’31
WESTBOROUGH.
This town is in Worcester Co. Inc 5s ’21 M -N 9,000c.M ay 1 ’28-'36
N ov. 1717. Population 1925, 6,354 4s ’26 M -N 10.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’36
4s ’26 J-J
15,000—July 1 ’27-’41
1920, 5,789.
S chool Bonds.
Sewer B onds.
3J*s
M-N $30,000c. . . Nov 1 1928 4s T9 M -N $20,000..M ay 1 ’28-’37
4s TO M-N 3,000—May 1 ’28-’30 4/£s’23 J-J / 91,000 _____ 1927-1933
1120,000
1934-1943
Highway Loan.
4Ms'24 M -N $2,500c__________1927 4 Ms’25 M -N 90,000c.Nov 1 '27-44
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’2 7 .. $88,500
T uberculosis Hospital Bonds.
Debt outside limit________
30,000 5s T7 J-D $6,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’29
Debt inside limit_________
58,500
Bridge Bonds.
Borrow, capac. Jan 1 ’27.
126,136 4M s’25 . . . $32,000..........1927-1930
Assessed valuation, r e a l.. 3,605,594
Street Bonds.
Assess, val., personal____
751,683 4s ’26 M -N ?$3,7 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1927
(27,000c.Nov 1 ’28-’36
Total ass’d val., 1926____ 4,357,277
25,000 _____ 1928-1952
Total tax (per 51,000) 1926 —535.90 4s ’27 . . .

WAYLAND.
This town is in Middlesex County.
Incorporated 1835.
S chool B onds.
...
$4.000_____ 1927-1930
BON D. D EBT Jan 1 1927 $34,000
Note debt (additional)___ *140,000
Total valuation 1926____ 4,906,348
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$25.30
Population 1910, 2,206; 1920, 1,935
* Includes $30,000 past-due notes.




W ater Notes.
414s
...
$6,000._M ay 1 ’28-’ 29
4Ms
...
8,000—Oct 1 ’27-’34
4s
...
13,000.-A pr 1 ’28-’40
4s
...
3,000—Oct 1 ’27-’29
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27. $530,200
100,500
Water debt (incl.)______
General sinking fund_____
4,843
Assessed val., real_______ 23,660,420
Assess, val., personal____ 9,276,459
Total valuation 1926_____ 32,956,879
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926..$23.50
Population 1920,15,057; 1925, 17,265
IN T . at Town Treasurer’s office
and at the First Nat. Bank, Boston.
W H ITM AN .
This town is in Plymouth Co. Inc
March 4 1875. Population 1910,
7,292; 1920, 7.147.
School Bonds.
4s '16 . . .
$3,000c___Dec 1 1927
4s ’26 A-O 160,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’46
4s ’26 A-O / 45,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’31
,
,
(80,000c..O ct 1 ’32-'41
Water loans--------------------- $12,000
Refunding water loan_____
3 000
Hospital loan_____________
$6,000
Streetloans_______________
2,000
M otor truck loan_________
6.000
TOTAL DEBT Jan. 1 1925 $45,000
12 000
Water debt (in cl.)_______
Floating debt (additional).
90’,000
Total val. 1926------------------8,031,665
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $32.60
IN T . at Old Colony Tr. C o.. Bos.
w il b r a h a m !

This town is in Hampden County.
S chool Bonds.
4s ’24 F-A $42,000c_.Aug 1 ’27-’40
W ater Bonds.
4s ’26 . . . $100,000_________
BOND. D EBT M ay 17 ’26 $45,000
Assessed val., real estate..2,114,124
Assessed val., personal___ 556,753
Total assessed val. 1925_ 2,670 877
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-—$29.00
Population, 1910, 2,332; 1920, 2,780
IN T . at Old Colony Trust C o.,
Boston.
W ILLIAMSBURG.
This town is in Hampshire Co. Inc.
April 24 1771. Population 1910,
2,132; 1920, 1,866.
W ater Bonds.
4s g ’03 J-J $50,000 c _ July 1 1933
_
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927- $50,000
Floating debt_____________
7,400
Water sinking fund_______
36,588
Assessed val., real________ 1,045,265
Assessed val., personal____ 284,256
Total valuation 1926_____ 1,329,521
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$27.00

[V ol. 124,
P layground Notes.
4 s ’ 17 . . . I $6 ,600 ..Dec 1 ’ 27-’32
(15,000.-D ec 1 ’33-’47
W ater Bonds (Outside limit).
4s ’08 . . .
$55,000..Jan 1 ’28-’38
4s ’09
...
5,000.Jan 15 ’28-’29
4s ’ 10 . . .
6 ,0 0 0 ..Jan 1 ’28-’30
S urface Drainage Notes.
5s ’ 19 . . . /S I-0 0 0 ...Sept 15 1927
( 2 0 0 ...S ep t 15 1928
School Notes.
5s ’ 21 . . .
$2,000.-Apr 7 ’28-’29
W ater B onds.
4s ’08 J-J $55,000— Jan 1 ’ 28-’38
4s ’ 09 J-J
6 ,0 0 0 ..Jan 15 ’ 28-’29
4s ’ 10 J-J
6 ,0 0 0 ---Jan 1 ’28-’30
Street Bonds.
4s ’26 J-D/$40,000___ Dec 1 1927
( 20,000____Dec 1 1928
TO TAL D E B T Jan. 1 ’27 $698,900
Debt (outside lim it)_____
197,700
Water debt (included)_
_
120,000
Floating debt-----------------160,000
Total value 1926________ 23,801,950
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $25 2 J
IN T . at Old Colony Tr. C o., Bos
WOBURN.
This city is in Middlesex County
Inc. M ay 18 1888.
5s
. . . $62.000_______________
5s
...
62,200_______________
Sewer Debt (Inside Limit) .
5s ’ 14 J-J $10,000c.July 1 ’28-’29
H igh-School D ebt(Outside Limit).
4s ’06 F-A $22,400r.Aug 1 ’27-’33
4s ’06 J-J
1,600c.July 1 ’28-’31
Sewer & Paving Bonds.
4Ms l8 J-J $1 7,20 0.........................
W ater Bonds (Outside limit).
4s ’ l l J-J
$4,000c.July 1 '28-’31
4s ’ 10 J-J
3,000c.July 1 ’28-’ 30
4s ’ 12 J-J
5.000c.July 1 ’28-’32
4V£s’ 13 J-J
6 ,000c.July 1 ’28-’33
4V$s’ 18 J-J
1,675.............................
4H s’ 18J-J
3.500_______________
4 ^ s ’ 19 . . .
12,000 _____ 1927 1929
4 K s’22 M -N 2.000 .. . N o v 1 1927
4M s’24 A-O /20,000r*_Apr 1 ’ 28-’37
1 2,000r*_Apr 1 ’38-’39
f 2,200r*__Aug 1 1927
4s ’26 A-O \ 4,000r*_Aug 1 ’28-’29
( 2,000r*.Aug 1 ’30-’31
Macadam B onds.
4Ms'22 M -N $ 6 ,0 0 0 ... N ov 1 1927
4M s’22 J-D
5,000___ Dec 1 1927
4Ms’24 A-O 48,000r*_ Apr 1 ’28-29
4s ’26 A-O /80,000r*.Aug 1 ’27-’30
„
j,19,000r*..Aug 1 1931
Sidew alk Bonds.
_
4Ms'22 M -N $l,000c_ N ov 1 1927
S ch ool B onds.
4M s’22 M -N $8,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’35
4J*s’2 4 A -0 / 9,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’30
(18.000r*__ Apr l ’31-39
4 ^ s ’25 . . . 89,500______ 1927-1945
Sewer & Surface Drain B onds.
4Ms'22 M -N$19,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’45
Sewer Bonds.
-s ’26 A-O$100,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-’46
.s '26 A-O 25,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’27-’51
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1925 $788,300
Tot. assess val. 1926____ 19,151,450
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926._.$36.70
Pop’n 1910. 15,308; 1920, 16,574
INTEREST at Second N at. Bank,
Boston, and in Woburn.

WINCHENDON.
This town is in Worcester County.
Incorporated in 1764.
Road impt. notes 5M & 5J^sc$12,000
Road impt. notes, 4 K s ___ cl?,000
Revenue notes___________
30,000
Cemetery refund, bonds 4s
c2 ,000
Water bonds 4s r ________
r7,000
School bonds 4 Ms________ c38,500
Sewer Bonds.
4s '26 --.$ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 _______________
Tow n Hall Bonds.
4s ’26 . . . $25,000______________
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1925 104,500 WORCESTER.
This city is in Worcester County.
Total assess, val. 1926____5,463,940
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$36,60 Incorp. as a city Feb. 29 1848.
Bridge Bonds— Serial.
Populat on 1910, 5.678; 1920, 5,904
4&4)^sT9A&0 $51,0 0 0 -O c t l’27-29
Park & Playg’d Bds.—-F unded.
WINCHESTER^
$8,500____July 1 1932
This town is in Middlesex Co. Inc. 3 4$s’02 J-J
Apr. 30 1850. Population 1910, 4s ’88 A-O 200,000____Apr 1 1938
4s ’89 A-O 50,000____ Apr 1 1938
9.309; 1920, 10.485.
3}^s’09 J-J
50,000____July 1 1929
•Water Bonds.
W ater B onds— Serial.
4s ’98 J-D $22.0 00c...Ju ne 1 1928
3j^s’02 M-N 12,000c.Nov 1 ’29-’30 4s ’ 13 J-J $30,000..Jan 1 ’28-’33
4s ’13 A-O 30,000--A pr 1 ’28-’33
•Playground Bonds.
7,000-.O ct 1 ’27-’33
4s ’98 J-D $12.500c. ..D e c 11928 4s ’ 13 A-O
Fire & P olice-B uilding Bonds. 4 s ’ 14 J-J 140.000.-July 1 ’28-’34
60,000--Jan 1 ’28-’35
4s '14 M -NS20.000. .M a y 1 ’28-'31 4s T5 J-J
S ch ool Loans.
4 K s’ 17 A-O 20,000_____Oct 1 1927
3H>s ’03 A-O*I$12.000c.Oct 1 ’27-’29 4&4)^’19A-0 24,000.- Apr 1 ’28-’29
1 6.000c.Oct 1 '30-’31 4&4KT9J-J 10.000--July 1 ’ 28-’29
4Ms’22M -S /48,000r*.Sept 15’27-32 4&43^’19A-0 75,000.-O ct 1 ’27-’29
]70,Q00r*.Sept 1 ’33-’42 5s ’21 J-J 45 ,000-.Jan 1 ’28-’29
4Ms’23M -N/300,000r*.M ay 1 ’28-41 4 K s’21 J-J 40,000--Jan 1 ’ 30-’31
1 30.000r*.M ay 1 ’42-43 5s ’21 A-O 30 .000 -.0ct 1 ’27-’29
4 s ’26 A-O /32,000c..A pr 1 ’28-’31 44fs’21 A-O 10,000___ Oct 1 1930
1105,000c.Apr 1 ’32-’46 44£s’21 A-O 78.000 ..O c t 1 ’30-’41
5s ’21 J-J
10,000-.July 1 ’28-’29
Sewer Loans.
60,000.-July 1 ’30-’41
4s ’26M-N /$42,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’41 4Ms'2\ J-J
2,600-.July 1 ’28-’29
l 30,000c.M ay 1 ’42-’56 5s ’21 J-J
4 J^s’21 J-J
14,400-.July 1 ’30-’41
P ublic Park B onds.
15,000-.J u ly 1 ’28-’42
4s ’ l l M-N $45,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’41 4s ’22 J-J
4s ’22 A-O 15.000--Apr 1 ’28-’42
S urface Drain Loans.
4s '16 M-S $1,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1928 4s ’21 A-O 30.000 -O ct 1 ’27-’41
4s ’22 J-J
79,500c.Jan 1 ’28-’42
Cemetery Loan.
79.500c.July 1 ’28-’42
4V£s’23 J-J $10,000.July 15 ’27-’28 4s ’22 J-J
TOWN DEBT Jan 1 ’27. . $809,000 4s ’22 A-O 169,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’42
Less debts outside limit:
4s ’22 A-O 159.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’42
Playground___________
12,500 ,4s ’23 A-O 135,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’43
High school___________
18,000 I4 s ’23 A-O 8,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1928
W a ter-----------------------35,000 j 4s ’23 J-J 169,000c. July 1 ’28-’43
High school, 1922_____
118,000 4 s ’24 A-O 179,000c.Oct 1 ’ 27-’43
Total outside___________
183,000 414s’2 3 A -0
8,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’28
_
Debt inside limit________
625,500 4J4s’2 4 A -0 1 0 ,0 0 0 --.0 ct 1 ’ 27-’28
Temporary loans________
200,000 4s ’24 J-J 20,000-..J a n 1 ’ 28-’29
Borrowing capacity______
157,453 3 K s’24 J-J 15.000c.July 1 ’28 ’30
Ass’d val./real estate___ 24,906,175 4s ’24 J-J 70.000c.July 1 ’ 31-’44
(personal_____ 3,346,400 3 ^ s ’2 4 J-J 30,C00c.Jan 1 ’ 28-’30
Total value 1926_______ 28,252,570 4s ’24 J-J 140,000c.Jan 1 ’ 31-’44
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$26.80 4s ’24 J-J 19,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’44
IN T . at Old Colony Trust Co. 3 ^ s ’24 J-J 10,000--July 1 ’28-’29
Boston.
4s ’24 A-O 30,000..O ct 1 ’ 27-’29
* Outside debt limit.
4s ’24 A-O 46,000c.Oct 1 ’ 27-’44
4s ’24 A-O 94,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’44
WINTHSOP.
4 s ’25 J-J ’ S.OOO-.Jan 1 ’28-’30
This town is in Suffolk Co. Inc. 4s ’ 25 J-J 45,0C03-Jan 1 ’28-’45
in 1852. Population 1910, 10,132; 4s ’25 J-J 32,250c.Jan 1 ’28-’45
1920, 15,455.
4s ’ 25 J-J 30,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’30
S ch ool Bonds.
4 s ’25 A-O 30,000. .A pr 1 ’ 28-’ 30
4s ’08 M-N $4,000-N ov 15 ’27-’28 4 s ’ 25 J-J 30,000.-July 1 ’28-’30
3 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’29 4s ’ 25 J-J 15,000.-July 1 ’28-’ 30
4Ms'14
4s ’ 15 M -N 15,000c.Nov 15 ‘27-’29 4s ’26 J-J 20 ,000 ..July 1 ’27-’30
5s ’ 20 . . . /44,000.A pr 15 ’28-'38 4s ’26 J-J 47,000.-July 1 ’27-’45
1 3,000. ..A p r 15 1929 4s ’26 J-J 100,000..Jan 1 ’27-’46
5s '20 . . . 149,000..Oct 1 ’27-’40 4s ’26 J-J
75,000.-Jan 1 ’27-’31
4s ’24 J-J
2,500____Jan 1 1928 4s ’26 J-J /1 5 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 ’27-’31
Playground Bonds (Outside limit)
(30,000.-July 1 ’32-’46
4s ’ l l J-J $35,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’41 4s ’26 J-J
50,000.-July 1 ’27-’31

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49

_

STATE AND MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS LIMITATIONS— un­
School House Bonds— F unded.
W ORCESTER (Concluded).
Grade Crossing A bolition Bonds 3Ms’08 J-J $L00,000___ July 1 1928 der Section 13, Article IV of the State constitution, the General Assembly
3 Ms’09 A-O 125,000____Apr 1 1929 has no power to incur State debt to an amount exceeding $50,000 without
— Funded.
the consent of the people, except In time of war or of Insurrection or In­
Funded Sewer Loans.
4s ’ 10 A-0$100,000____Oct 1 1930
3 Ms’ 10 J-J 100.000__ Jan 1 1930 4s ’98 J-J $300,000____ Jan 1 1928 vasion. In no case Is the Assembly to pledge the faith of the State for the
3 ^ s ’99 J-J
170,000__ July 1 1929 payment of obligations of others without the approval of the people. In
Funded W ater Loan.
200,000__
1930 reference to city debts, there Is nothing in the constitution of Rhode Island
4s ’98 A-0$350,000____Apr 1 1928 3M s’00 A-O 200,000__ Apr 1 1931 limiting the amount of such obligations. The following, however, are two
A-O
8H s’99 J D 700.000____June 1 1929 3M s’01 A-O 30,000____Apr 1 1 1932 sections taken from Chapter 47 o f the Revised Statutes o f the State of 1923.
3Ms’02
Apr
4s ’99 J J
25,000____Jan 1 1929
Since 1878 these provisions have been in force, and consequently 3 % o f
'
334s’00 J-D 250,000_____June 1 1930 3Ms’03 A-O ~ 35,000_____Apr 1 1933 the taxable property has been the limit of the power o f each town (which
_Apr 1 1934
SMs’01 A-O 185,000____Apr 1 1931 3MS'04 A-O 30.000
_Apr 1 1935 Includes city) to create debt.
3Ms’05 A-O 30.000
8Ms’02 J J
75,000____July 1 1932
SECTION 21.— “ The outstanding notes, bonds and contracts of towns
3H s’02 A-O 50,000____ Oct 1 1932 3 Ms’99 J-J 170,000___ July 111929
60.000
_July 1932 shall be paid and be fulfilled according to the tenor thereof, and all public
3 J^s’02--A -O 50,000__ Apr 1 1932 3Ms’02 J-J
A pr j l 1936 works now authorized to be prosecuted shall be prosecuted and all Indebted­
3Ms’04 J-J 125,000____Jan 1 1934 3 Ms’06 A-O 20.000
ness now authorized to be Incurred on account thereof may be Incurred
School House Bonds— Serial.
3M S’03 J-J 100,000____Jan 1 1933
3 Ms’ 03 A-O 25,000_ Oct 1 1933 5 s '18 J J $20,000--Jan 1 ’2 8 ’29 according to the tenor of the authority thereof.”
_
SECTION 22.— “ No town shall, without special statutory authority therefor.
3 t$s’04 J-D 50,000_ Dec 11934 5s '20 A O 51,000--Apr 1 ’2 8 ’30
_
1 8 .0 0 0 - -July l ’28-’29 Incur any debt In excess of three per centum of the taxable property o f
3>4s’04 J-J
60,000____July 1 1934 5s ’21 J-J
4.000___ July 1 1930 such town, Including the Indebtedness of such town on the tenth day of
3 ^ s ’04 J-J
20,000____July 1 1934 4Ms’21 J-J
1 0 .0 0 0 - -July 1 ’30-’31April, one thousand eight hundred seventy-eight; but the giving of a new
3 « s ’05 A-O 15,000____ Apr 11935 4Ms'21 J-J
3Ms’06 A -O 25.000____Apr 11936 5s ’21 A-O 20.000- -Apr 1 ’28-’29 note or bond for a pre-existing debt, or for money borrowed and applied
4Ms’21 A-O 20.000- -Apr 1 ’30-’31 to the payment of such pre-existing debt. Is excepted from the provisions
Sewer and W ater Bonds.
3^s& 4s’27. $1,382,000c*___________ 4s ’22 J-J 515.000c-July 1 ’28-’32 of this section, and the amount of any sinking fund shall be deducted In
4 K s’ 23 A-O 35,000c--O ct 1 ’27-’33 computing such indebtedness.”
H ospital Bonds— Serial.
80,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’35
5 s '17 A-O $9,000c___ Oct 1 1927 4s ’25 J-J
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.— Regarding the taxation o f bonds
5 s ’ 18 J J
22,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’29
Paving & Street C on stru ction issued by the State of Rhode Island and its sub-divisions, Z. W . Bliss,
Bonds— Serial.
Chairman o f the State Board o f Tax Commissioners o f Rhode Island, in
Sewer Bonds— Serial.
4 K s’ 17 A-O $2,500_____O c tll9 2 7 4&4J4>’ 19A-0$18,000--Apr 1 ’28-’29 answer to our inquiry regarding the matter, made the following statement
20,000--Jan 1 ’ 28-’29 under date of June 9 1924:
4&4M’ 19A-0 17,000- - Apr 1 ’28-’29 5s ’19 J-J
~“
10,000—July 1 ’28-’29
“ 1. Bonds o f the State o f Rhode Island are exempt from taxation when
4&4 M ’19J-J
2,000-_July 1 ’28-’29 5s ’21 J-J
10.000-July 1 ’30-’31
issued pursuant to a law providing for such exemption, and if not so ex­
4& 4M T9A-0 30,000--Oct 1 ’27-’29 4Ms’21 J-J
30.000July 1 ’28-’33 empted are taxable at the uniform rate o f 40c. for each $100 of the value
4Ms’23 J-J
5s ’20 A-O 60,000--Apr 1 ’28-’30
20.000- -Jan 1 ’28-’294Ms’23 A-O 35.000 ..O c t 1 ’27-’33 thereof, in the opinion of this Board, under the provisions o f Section 11
5s ’21 J-J
-A pr_)28-’34 of Chapter 59 of the General Laws of 1923. It has been the prevailing
20.000- -Jan 1 ’30-’314s ’24 A-O 35.0004 ^ s ’21 J-J
6.000- -July 1 ’28-’29 W ater Main Bonds.
practice to exempt State bonds from taxation in the statutes authorizing
5s ’21 J-J
6.000- -July 1 ’30-’314s ’26 J-J $25,000r.July 1 ’27-’31 their issue.
4 ^ s ’21 J-J
“ 2. Bonds o f subdivisions o f the State are taxable to the holder at his
5s ’21 A-O 60.000- -Apr 1 ’28-’29 The following is a detailed state­
4 ^ s ’21 A-O 60.000- -Apr 1 ’30-’31ment o f the debt and borrowing place o f domicile at the uniform rate of 40c. for each $100 of the value
5s ’21 A-O 82,500--Oct 1 ’27-’29 capacity of the city as o f Dec. 31 thereof, under the provisions o f Section 11 o f Chapter 59 o f the General
Laws of 1923, as intangible personal property. Efforts have been made
4M s’21 A-O 55.000- -Oct 1 ’30-’311926.
to include an exemption provision in acts of the Legislature authorizing
4s ’21 A-O 50.000- -Oct 1 ’27-’31
Avge. val. less abatem’ts
for 1926. 1924 & 1925.$302,635.116 certain issues of municipal bonds, but up to the present time no exemption
4s ’22 J-J 157,500--July 1 ’ 28-’32
4s ’22 J-J 100,000--Jan 1 ’28-’32 Total bonded debt_____ 12,685,500 has been authorized in the case o f any municipal issues.”
4s ’22 A-O 60.000c.0ct 1 ’27-’32 Less debt (outside limit)
7,435,000
W e were further advised by M r. Bliss "under date of M ay 26 1925 with
Debt, (inside lim it)_
_
5,250 000 reference to the exemption provision in the Acts of the General Assembly
4s ’23 J-J 180,000c_Jan 1 ’28-’33
4,244,315 authorizing the issue of State bonds, that “ in every case up to the present
4s ’23 A-O 30,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’33 Total sinking funds____
4,984,082 time the Act authorizing such an issue has carried an exemption provision,
4 ^ s ’23 J-J 120,000c_July 1 ’28-’33 Net debt, inside___ '—
4 s ’24 A-O f 79,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’29 Assessed val. real estate-279,568,250 except one, the bridge and construction loan issue authorized by an Act
1110,000c—Oct 1 ’30-’34 Assessed val., personal.. 43,613.750 of the General Assembly in 1923, in which Act, inadvertently, it is believed,
3 Ms’24 J-J 150,000c..July l ’28-’30 Total assess, val. 1926—323,182,000 the exemption was om itted.”
4 s ’24 J-J 200,000c—July 1 ’3 1-’34 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $29.40
4s ’ 24 A-O 400,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’34 Pop’n 1910, 145.986; 1920, 179.754
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS, RESTRICTIONS, &c.— Pro­
4s ’23 A-O 280,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’ 33
All the above bonds are registered visions regulating investments by savings banks in Rhode Island were
4s
J-J 30,000c*-July 1 ’ 28-’35 bonds except those marked “ c ,” incorporated under the revision of State’s statutes in 1923 as Section 1,
Chapter 272, General Laws of 1923. As previously related by us the laws
4s ’25 A-O 180,000c-Oct 1 ’27-’35 which means coupon.
IN T . on coupon bonds payable at concerning savings bank investments were subjected in 1911 to many
4s ’26 J-J /234,000c.July 1 ’27-’35
1 25,000c---July 1 1936 the First Nat. Bank, Boston; on changes— in fact completely revised and materially altered in many re­
4s ’26 J-J /216,000c-July 1 ’27-’35 registered bonds, payable by check, spects. Further amendments were also made in 1912, 1914, 1917, 1918
and 1919. See V. 94, p. 1397; V. 98, p. 1629; V. 104, p. 1824, and V. 106,
1 23,00 0c.-.Ju ly 1 1936 at Merchants’ Nat. Bank, Boston.
p. 1741. A 1925 amendment to clause I permits investment in bonds of
the Dominion of Canada. In 1925 paragraph d of clause X and the entire
clause X I were amended and paragraph / of clause X V was added. In 1926
the law was again amended by adding to Clause 9, of Section 1, a new
subdivision, lettered “ C ,” relating to real estate mortgages, under which
investments are permitted “ in bonds or certificates of indebtedness, matur­
ing within ten years from the date of issue, secured either by the deposit of
first mortgages on improved real estate or by the deposit of bonds or cer­
ITS
tificates of a mortgage company with a bank or trust company, having
resources of not less than five million dollars, as trustee, subject to certain
D E B T , R ESO U R C ES, &c.
restrictions.” Prior to 1926 investments were only allowed in ordinary
V. 124, p. 3102 reference
Admitted as a State______________ One of Original Thirteen real estate loans. In which amends the savings is made to Chapter 1034
of the Laws of 1927,
banks investment law in
several respects.
Total area of State (square miles)_______________________ 1,248
In the following we endeavor to give a comprehensive digest of the law
State Capital_______________________________________ Providence as it stands at present.
Section I, summarized, follows:
Clause I. Permits investments in (a) bonds or notes of the United States
Governor (term exp. first Tues. Jan. 1929)_Aram J. Pothier
or any State or Territory which has not, in the ten years next preceding
Liuet.-Gov. (term exp. first Tues. Jan. ’29) .Norman S. Case 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
Sec. of State (term exp. first Tues. Jan. ’29) Ernest L. Sprague New York State which has not defaulted in ten years and whose *net debt
any
Tres. (term exp. first Tues. Jan. ’29)______George C. Clark does not exceed 7% of the last preceding assessed valuation; or ofor in
incorporated district of said States having over 5,000 inhabitants,
New
a
2,500, whose bonds are a
LEGISLATURE.— The Legislature now meets annually the first Tues­ direct Hampshire, with the population of over sucb district, and whose net
obligation on all
taxable property of
day In January. There is no limit as to the length o f session, but com­ debt does not exceed 5% of such valuation, and which bonds are provided
pensation o f the legislators is limited to sixty days' attendance In any for by a sinkine fund or serial retirement.
(c) Bonds or notes of any city of the United States other than the New
calendar year.
England States and New York State which has not defaulted during ten
H ISTO R Y OF DEBT.— For early history o f the Rhode Island State debt, years, has 30,000 or more inhabitants, as established by the last national or
see “ State & City Supplement” o f April 13 1895, page 33. The bonds which State Census, or city Census certified to by the City Clerk or Treasurer of
such city, and taken in the same manner as a national or State Census
were outstanding on Dec. 1 1925 are described as follows:
preceding such investment, and a net debt of not exceeding 7% of the
last preceding assessed valuation, or the bonds and obligations of any
Penal & Reformatory Inst. Loan.
Harbor Improvement Bonds.
school district within
3 Mg’09 M-S S300.000o— Mcb 11959 4s g ’ 10 F-A$500,000c_ Aug 1 1960 incorporatedon all taxable property in such city, payable primarily from
_
levied
such district; providing the popula­
Penal & C haritable Inst. Loan. 4s T3 J-D 476,000c*.-D ec 1 1963 taxesof the district is 30,000 or more, and the population and assessed valu­
tion
4s g ’23 M-SS600,000c— -Sept 1 1973
Charitable Inst. Loans.
ation of the district are equal to at least 75% of the population and assessed
State House Loan.
4g T4 J-J $617,000c— July 1 1964
city
district is
3 Mg’941J-J 4$395,000 c _ Jan 1 1934 4s g ’ 15 M-S 458,500r*__Sept 1 1965 valuation of the notes within which suchthe United located.
_
(d)
of any county in
States having a popula­
3s g ’98 A-O 800.000e-.July 15 1938 4s g '16 M-S 149,500— Sept 1 1966 tion ofBonds or
over 100.000 (according to National
3s g ’01 M-N 700,000c_ May 1 1941 4Msg’ 18F-A 850.000c— Aug 1 1968 indebtedness does not exceed 3% of the lastor State Census), and whose net
_
preceding assessed valuation.
Highway Improvement Bonds.
(e) Bonds of the Government of the Dominion of Canada to an amount
Armory Construction Bonds.
3s g '06 A-0$600.000c_ Apr 11936
_
of their deposits, providing such obligations have a fixed
_
3M g’09M-S 600.000c_._Mch 1 1939 3s g ’06 A-O$350,000c_ Apr 1 1946 not exceeding 2%of maturity and are a direct obligation of the Government,
4s g ’23 M-S 130,00 0c...S ept 1 1973 and definite date
4s ’ 12 J-D 563.000c —June 1 1942
4 s g ’23 M -N 2 5 0,00 0c...N ov 1 1973 with interest and principal payable in American gold in the United States.
Bridge Bonds.
“ Net Indebtedness— D efin ition .— (f) ‘ Net indebtedness’ shall mean
4s g ’ 17 M -N $300,000c..M ay 1 1957
'Metropolitan Park Loan.
4Ms’20 F A 500,000c.-Aug 1 1970 3Msg’08J-D$250,000c_.June 1 1958 the total debt less sinking funds, the net outstanding water and sewer
tax levy for the
4s g ’23 M-S 500,0 0 0 c...S e p t 1 1973 4s '14 F-A 300,000c— Feb 1 1964 debts and the to VI, inclusive, current year.”
Clauses II
govern investment in railroad bonds, public
Soldiers' Bonus Bonds.
C ourt H ouse Loan.
service securities and bonds o f telephone companies. The text of these
4M g’20 J-J$2,500,000c-.-Jan 1 1945 4s g ’25 F-A$l,350,000r* Aug 1 1975 clauses follows;
'This Is debt incurred for the benefit of the several towns and cities In*
“ Steam Railroad Bonds and
. In the
eluded In Metropolitan Park System. While such debt is a direct obliga­ notes and receivers’ certificates ofNotes.— Clause I Iorporations bonds and
described
tion of the State, Its payment must eventually be met by assessment on the herein below, in the ‘table of eligiblesteam railroad bonds and notes,' sub­
steam railroad
towns and cities benefited.
sections (a) to (y) inclusive, subject to the following definitions and classi­
fication:
INTEREST on the State-House bonds and Charitable Inst. Loan 1914
“ The words ‘railroad’ and ‘railway’ herein used are to be considered
Is payable in Providence at the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.; on the synonymous titles.
“ The term ‘funded Indebtedness’ herein used shall include all bonds and
Charitable Inst, bonds o f 1916 and 1918 and bridge bonds o f 1917, payable
notes bearing interest.
at National Exchange Bank: on all other issues at Industrial Trust Co.
“ All ‘income bonds’ are ineligible.
Dec. 1 ’26. Dec. 1 ’25. Dec. 1 ’24. Dec. 1 ’23.
“ The eligibility of such bonds for such Investments Is defined as follows
unless hereinafter otherwise provided;
Total funded debt_____ $14,039,000 $13,039,000 $12,691,000 $12,157,000
Sinking funds________
2,978,864
2,666,847
2,399,488
2,441,017
“ D efin ition .— Ownership.— Such railroad corporation shall own Its
road in fee.
Net debt------------------- $11,060,136 $10,372,153 $10,291,512 $9,715,983
“ Location.— The railroad of such corporation shall be located principally
In the United States.
The sinking fund Is largely Invested In city, town and district bonds and
“ Gauge.— The railroad of such corporation shall be of standard gauge.
notes, and it is to receive $180,981 yearly.
“ Mileage.— Such railroad must be not less than 100 miles in length,
T A X VALUATION.— The total assessed valuation o f real estate and exclusive of sidings.
“ Net income.— The net income of any such corporation shall be its earn­
personal property in Rhode Island June 15 1926 was $1,235,380,650.26,
consisting o f $786,349,308.26 real estate and $449,031.342 personal property. ings and income after payment of all operating expenses, maintenance
charges, rentals and taxes, and all guaranteed dividends and guaranteed
The regular State tax is 90 cents per $1,000. An additional 6 cents tax was
levied in 1919 for highway and other purposes and from 1920 to 1926 incl. interest paid by, or due from. It.
‘ The net earnings and income of any such corporation shall equal the
an additional tax o f 3 cents has been levied for highway purposes.
following requirements by the following classes, to which reference is made
in the succeeding table of bonds.
POPULATION OF S T A T E 1925____ 679,26011900--------428,55611860......... 174,62011820.......... 83,059
“ C lassification.— Class I. Any such corporation of this class must have
1920____ .604,397 11890.........345,50611850_____ 147,54511810.......... 77,031 earned and received in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer and suc­
1915........595,986 11880_____ 276,53111840......... 108,830 1800______ 69,122
cessive periods of one year, next preceding such investment, a net income
1910.........542,61011870--------217,353 11830......... 97,21011790...........68,825
of not less than twice the annual interest for the current year on all its funded
1905.........480,0821
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Indebtedness, including the bonds in question.

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"Class I I . Any such corporation of 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 bonds in question, and all prior liens.
"Class I I I . Any such corporation of this class must have earned and
received in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer and successive
ieriods of one year, next preceding such investment, a net income of not
ess than twice the annual interest for the current year on all its mortgage
indebtedness outstanding, including the bonds in question.
"Class IV . Any such corporation of this 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 N otes.— (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
prior lien or any other debenture bonds, together with a dividend of not
less than four 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 of 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 o f the United States, whose net Income is not less than
that described in Class II.
“ (g) Mortgage bonds o f any such steam railroad corporation, incor­
porated in any o f 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 o f 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 o f Class I or Class III and the others may be of Class III or
Class IV.
“ (1)Mortgage bonds o f 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 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
“ (j) Mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation. Incor­
porated in the United States, which has leased Its railroad to two or more
steam railroads, of which at ieasfc one shall be of Class I or Class III; Pro­
vided, that said lease shall be 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 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 o f 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 o f sidings.
“ (1) First mortgage bonds of any such steam railroad corporation,
irrespective o f 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 and interest by such holding company, either
by direct guaranty, or by rental under lease extending at least ten years
after the maturity of said bonds, the terms of which lease require a pay­
ment of rent equivalent to all taxes and interest, and provides a sinking fund
sufficient to retire said bonds at maturity; Provided, however, that the net
income o f said holding company shall equal the requirements of railroads
in Class I .
“ (m) Bonds and debentures of 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 shaii
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
not less than ten years after the maturity of the bonds in question, which
lessee railroad fully guarantees the 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
a 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
not less than four per centum per annum on the entire capita! 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
way company, incorporated in the United States, whose property is located
In the United States, whose bonds are guaranteed as to principal and inter­
est 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 or more 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
sail company.
(r) First mortgage bonds of any terminal company or terminal railway
company, incorporated in the United States, whose property is located in
the United States, which has leased its property to one or more steam rail­
road corporations which guarantee the principal and interest on said
bon Is, and which lease runs for a term extending at least ten years after the
maturity of said bonds, and which lease provides for the maintenance and
operaton o f the leased property; Provided, that, if such lease is to one
steam railroad corporation, ft shall be of Class I, and if such lease is to two
steam railroad corporations, they may be of Classes I or III, and if such
lease is to three or more steam railroad corporations, they may be of
classes I. I l l or IV.
“ (s) First mortgage bridge bonds issued by any railroad corporation of
lass I.
‘ •(t) First mortgage bonds of any bridge company. Incorporated in tin
e-dted 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

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propria tar y steam railroad corporations of Classes I, TIT 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 which has not defaulted on any o f its bond or note interest
within ten years o f the date o f the issue o f such equipment bonds or notes,
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
o f the purchase price thereof: Provided, however, that the indenture under
which said lien is established contains adequate requirements for the
maintenance o f the property pledged, and provides that an equal amount
o f any issue o f such bonds, or notes, shall be paid annually until all are
retired without the release o f the lien on any such equipment.”
“ ( vi 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
cates' issued by a receiver of any such steam railroad UDder 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 I I I . Thechangeof 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
foregoing requirements.
“ Railroad S tocks.— Clause IV. (a) In the shares of the capital stock
of anysteam railroad which has leased its railroad to another steam railroad,
which operates the property so leased as a part of its railroad system;
Provided, that such lease is for a term of not less than fifty years, and the
lessee company is one whose bonds would be a legal investment under the
provisions of Clause II, Class III, and that by the terms of the lease the
lessee company Is obliged to pay rents sufficient to pay the interest on the
outstanding bonds of the lessor and a dividend at an annual rate of not less
than four per centum per annum on all the capital stock of the lessor com­
pany.
“ (b) In the shares of the capital stock of any steam railroad which oper­
ates its own railroad whose bonds 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 per centum
per annum 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 deposits
held by It.
“ P ublic 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
tssued by any electric railroad, street railway, gas company, electric light
or power company, or water company, as hereinafter described.
“ The term ‘funded indebtedness’ herein used shall include all bond3 and
notes bearing interest.
“ Descriptive D efin ition .— Ownership.— Such corporation shall own the
major part of its property in fee.
"Location.— The property of such corporation shall be located princi­
pally in the United States, unless otherwise provided.
“ 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 an average net income in the three fiscal years or three nearer
periods o f one year each, next preceding such investment, not less than
twice the current annual interest on all o f its indebtedness secured by the
mortgage under which the bonds in question are issued and all prior liens;
provided, that the net income in the last fiscal year or nearer period o f
twelve months next preceding such investment shall exceed the net income
o f each o f the two preceding fiscal years or twelve month period, unless
otherwise herein specified; and provided further, that such corporation has
earned and received a net income in this last fiscal year or nearer period of
twelve months, next preceding such investment, not less than twice the
annual interest for such period on all o f its indebtedness secured by all
mortgages o f equal rank to that under which the bonds in question are
issued and on all prior liens, and that in each o f the two preceding fisca
years or twelve month periods not less than twice the annual interest for
each such period on all o f its indebtedness o f equal rank with the bonds in
question and on all prior liens outstanding at such period, unless hereinafter
otherwise specified and shall not have defaulted on any o f its obligations
during any one o f said periods.”
“ Table of Eligible P ublic Service S ecurities.— (a) Mortgage bonds
of any such electric railroad, street railway, gas, electric light or power com­
pany, 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 light 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 foi
such deposits and income onlv in case such c o ro n a n v 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,
ower company, or any two such businesses, then, in such case, it shah
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 such electric railroad or
street railway, incorporated in any of the United States, which are guar­
anteed as to principal and interest, or assumed by a steam railroad or rail­
roads whose bonds would be a legal investment under the provisions of
Class III of the classification of steam railroads herein.
“ (e) First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such electric railroad,
street railway, gas, electric light or power company which has leased its
property to any other corporation whose bonds would be a legal Investment
under the provisions of paragraph (b) of this clause; Provided, however, that
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 re­
quire the operation and maintenance of the leased property; and provided,
further, that an authentic copy of such lease shall be filed in the office of
the Bank Commissioner, and such copy shall be preserved in his files during
the life of the bonds in question
“ (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
against the purchase of which said bonds or notes were issued at not exceed­
ing eighty per centum of the purchase price thereof; Provided, 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 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 'receiver’s certifi­
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.

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“ The aggregate amount of such loans shall not exceed 70% of such de­
“ (h) First mortgage bonds of any electric railroad, street railway, gas,
electric light or power company, described in paragraph (b) of this clause, posits, and of this authorized amount, not exceeding 30% thereof shall be
which is incorporated in the Dominion of Canada, and whose property is on real estate located out o f Rhode Island.
“ In event of any such mortgage loan continuing for five years unreduced
located principally in said Dominion; Provided, that such bonds conform in
all other respects to the provisions of paragraph (b ), (c ). (d ), (e) or (f) in amount, the property upon which such loan is secured, shall be re­
examined and revalued, and a written report and certificate of the con­
of this clause.
of such re-examination, shall
“ (i) Bonds of any corporation which owns more than ninety per centum dition and value of the property at the time corporation after the manner
be filed
the records of the
of the capital stock and of the outstanding bonds of any electric railroad or providedand preserved inand such an examination and revaluation shall be
for a new loan,
street rail way company, incorporated in this State, the railway of which is
made as often as every
year, until
is paid. If at the
located wholly or in part therein, secured by the deposit in trust of the said of any such revaluationfifthshall appear such loan property mortgaged time
it
that the
has
stock and bonds as collateral, and which corporation has paid, in each fiscal
year for the five years last preceding such investment, dividends of not less depreciated in value so that the loan secured thereby is in excess of the
than four per centum per annum upon all its outstanding capital stock; or percentage limit of such value herein permitted for such loans, a reduction
the bonds of any such electric railroad or street railway company which in the amount of the loan shall be required and secured as promptly as is
are secured by mortgage on its property and are guaranteed as to principal practicable until the margin of safety is restored.”
"(c) In bonds or certificates of indebtedness, maturing within ten
and interest by any such corporation.,
years from the date of issue,
the deposit
“ (j) First mortgage bonds of any company incorporated in this State on improved real estate or secured either by of bonds or of first mortgages
by the deposit
certificates of a
for the purpose of supplying water for domestic and other purposes; Pro­
proper
under
vided, that such company has an exclusive franchise to serve a population mortgage company, which would themselves be or trustinvestmentshaving
the provisions of this subdivision, with a bank
company,
of not less than ten thousand in this State, which franchise extends at least resources of not less than five million dollars, as trustee, subject to the
five years beyond the life of the bonds in question, and that said bonds following restrictions:
are secured by a mortgage of the property, rights and franchises of such
“ Said bonds or certificates o f indebtedness shall be either the direct
company.
obligation of, or unconditionally guaranteed principal and interest by, a
(k)
Notes, warrants and obligations, running for a period o f not exceed­
mortgage or other corporation, dealing in securities, having a capital
ing ten years from date o f issue, of any electric railroad, street railway, gas and surplus of not less than one million dollars, provided, however, that
and electric light or power company such as Is described in paragraph (b) of the amount of outstanding bonds or certificates issued or guaranteed by
this clause, and which has earned and paid dividends at the rate of not less any such mortgage or other corporation shall not at any time exceed 15
than 4% per annum on all its outstanding stock for a term of not less than times its paid in capital and surplus, unless such bonds or certificates are
five years next prior to the date of issue; and in the notes, warrants and obli­ insured against any loss arising through their non-payment, both principal
gations, running for a period o f not exceeding ten years from date of Issue, and interest, under a contract of insurance endorsed thereon duly executed
o f any such corporation which are secured by the deposit o f collateral by an insurance company, authorized to write investment insurance or
security having value In excess o f the amount loaned o f not less than 20% . guaranty, under the insurance laws of some one of the New England States
“ B onds o f T eleph on e Com panies.— Clause VI. In the bonds o f any or of the State of New York, Pennsylvania or Maryland.
“ The mortgages deposited to secure said bonds or certificates of indebted­
Telephone Company incorporated in any o f the United States, whose
property is located chiefly in the United States, subject to the following ness shall average not in excess of ten thousand dollars each, and each such
mortgage shall mature within ten years from the date thereof, shall be
description and definition;
“ The term ‘Funded Indebtedness’ herein used shall include all bonds amortized at the rate of 5% per annum if it does not mature in five years
from the date of issue, shall constitute a first mortgage on improved fee
and notes bearing interest.
of residential or business property in
“ Descriptive D e fin ition .— Location.— The property o f such corpora­ simple real estate, consisting exceeding 60% of the conservatively developed
localities, to an amount not
appraised
tion shall be located principally in the United States.
value of such property. The titles to the property subject to said mort­
“ Net income.— Net income of such corporation shall be its net earnings
shall be
a policy of a title insurance com­
and income after payment o f all operating expenses, maintenance charges, gages of soundin each case guaranteed by paid in capital and surplus o f at
financial standing with a
rentals and taxes, and all guaranteed interest and guaranteed dividends pany three hundred thousand dollars and each of said mortgages shall be
least
paid by, or due from it.
“ Eligibility for such investment.— Such corporation must have earned guaranteed irrevocably as to both principal and interest for the oentire
and received a net income in each of its three fiscal years, or three nearer term thereof by a bonding or indemnity company with resources f not
periods o f one year each, next preceding such investment, of not less than less than ten million dollars, and with contingent liabilities not in excess
twice the annual interest for the current year on all its indebtedness se­ of an amount approved by the bank commissioner. The principal amount
cured by the indenture under which the bonds in question are issued, and of such mortgages, mortgage bonds and / o r mortgage certificates, together
the face
of United
bonds
of
all prior liens, unless otherwise hereinafter specified, and shall not have de­ with deposited value said trusteeState Lisbertysecurity,and the amount at
cash
with
as collateral
shall be always
faulted on any of its obligations during the same period.
“ Table o f eligible telephone company bonds.— (a) Mortgage bonds of least equal to the aggregate principal amount of such bonds or certificates
then secured thereby.
any such telephone company incorporated under the laws of any of the of “indebtedness be deposited with the trustee for the benefit of the holders
There shall
United States: Provided, however, that the said bonds of any such tele­ of such bonds or certificates of
phone company shall be a legal investment for such deposits and income responsible companies acceptableindebtedness insurance policies issued by
to
only in case such company shall have received average gross earnings of in each instance, covering damage the bonding and indemnity company
by fire
to each
not less than one million dollars in each o f its three fiscal years, or three of the properties mortgaged to an amount at and by windstorm amount
least equal to the
nearer period of one year, next preceding such investment.
secured by said mortgage.
(b) Debenture bonds o f any such telephone company incorporated un­
“ The mortgage or other corporation, dealing in securities, issuing or
der the laws of any o f the United States where definite covenant is made guaranteeing such bonds or certificates of indebtedness, shall keep its books
by the company that said debenture issue shall be equally secured with upon an accrual basis and shall have its accounts and consolidated financial
any future mortgage lien that may be later made by the company: Pro­ statements audited at least once a year by a certificated public accountant,
vided, however, that such company shall have received average gross earn­ acceptable to the bank commissioner of the State of Rhode Island, a copy
ings o f not less than two million dollars in each o f its three fiscal years, or of such annual report to be filed with the bank commissioner, and shall
three nearer periods of one year next preceding such investment.
not have loaned more than 25% of its consolidated resources in any one
(c) First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such telephone company State or possession of the United States and shall have made no loans out
incorporated in any o f the United States which is in operation and which side the United States or its possessions.
shows substantial net earnings and which are guaranteed as to principal
“ The aggregate amount af such bonds or certificates of indebtedness
and interest or assumed by another corporation whose bonds would be a shall not exceed 8% of the deposits of the bank investing therein.”
legal investment under the provisions of paragraph (a) or (b) of this clause.
“ Personal S ecurities.— Clause X .—
o f an in­
(d) First or refunding mortgage bonds of any such company which has dividual, copartnership, or corporation, (a) In the note f or notesthe securi­
with
of
leased its property to any other corporation whose bonds would be a legal ties described in Clause I, Clause II, Clause a pledge o any or Clause VI,
IV ,
investment under the provisions o f paragraphs (a) or (b) of this clause: or Clause VII, of this chapter, the market value Clause V, securities shall
o f which
Provided, however, that said lease shall extend for a term o f at least ten years be at least twenty per centum in excess of the amount secured, which mar­
after the maturity of said bonds, at a rental at least equal to the fixed gin must always be maintained.
charges and taxes o f the lessor, including the interest on, and a sinking
“ (b)
corporation,
fund for, the bonds in question, or provides for the payment of said bonds secured In the note or notes of an individual, copartnership, orstock o f any
by the pledge as collateral of shares o f the capital
at maturity and shall require the operation and maintenance of the leased steam railroad company or companies incorporated in any o f the United
roperty; and provided, further, that an authentic copy of such lease shall States, or the Dominion of Canada, whose road is located wholly or in
e filed in the office o f the bank commissioner and such copy shall be pre­ part in said countries, and which is in possession o f and is operating its own
served in his files during the life o f the bonds in question.
dividends of not less than four per
(e) Certificates of indebtedness commonly termed receiver's certificates road, and has earned and paid regularon
centum per annum in each fiscal year
f capital
Issued by a receiver o f any such telephone company under an authoriza­ five years last preceding such investment, all its issues oare listed stock, for
which shares
either on
tion of the court or courts having jurisdiction over such receiver.
the New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Chicago stock exchange, and the
(f) Collateral trust bonds of any such telephone company secured by the market value of which collateral shall be at least twenty per centum in
deposits with a trust company of bonds and of shares of stock of other tele­ excess of the amount secured, which margin must always be maintained;
phone companies, under an indenture of trust which limits the amount of such note or notes to be paid or renewed within one year from the date there­
bonds so secured to not more than 75% of the value o f the securities de­ of
posited as stated and determined in said indenture, and provided that the
“ (c) In the note or notes o f any individual, copartnership, or corpora­
company issuing such collateral trust bonds shall have received average
as collateral,
gross earnings of not less than five million dollars in each o f its three fiscal tion, secured by pledge,of any bank orof the capital stock of any national
banking
trust company
years, or three nearer periods o f one year, next preceding such investment the laws association, or which it is located, other thanincorporated under
of the State in
the
and provided, further, that such telephone company shall have earned and States or the State of New York, which banking association, New England
bank or trust
>aid cash dividends on all its outstanding issues of stock at the rate of not company is a member of the clearing house of any city o f the United States
ess than 6% per annum during each of its five fiscal years next preceding which has a population o f more than two hundred thousand inhabitants,
such investment.
as
or
(g)
Notes, warrants and obligations, whether secured by collateral or ascertained by the last national fair State census preceding such invest­
securities shall have a
market value of
twenty-five
unsecured, running for a period of not exceeding ten years from date of ment, whichin excess of such note or notes so secured, at leastmargin shall
which
issue, o f any telephone company such as is described in paragraph (a) of per centum
no case shall an aggregate of more than ten
this clause and which has earned and paid cash dividends on all its out­ always be maintained, and inbe loaned on such bank and trust company
per centum of such deposits
standing issues o f stock at the rates of not less than 6% per annum during stocks, nor more than two per centum of such deposits on the stock of any
each of its five fiscal years next preceding such investment.
such
company.
A true copy of the mortgage or indenture of trust securing said bonds one (d) Inbank or trustdepositor in such corporation upon the personal note
loans to any
shall be filed in the office o f the bank commissioner and shall be preserved of “
such depositor to an amount not exceeding one hundred per centum of any
during the life of said bonds.
Provided, that the deposit and deposit book of any such de­
The aggregate investment o f such deposits and income by any bank, such deposit: a
executed assignment thereof, shall be held by such
savings bank or trust company in the bonds of any one such telephone positor, withas properly for such loan.
corporation
security
company at par value shall not exceed 2% o f said deposits held by it.
O ther Personal S ecurities.— Clause X I .— I f such deposits and income
Under Clause VII a bank may invest in Che capital stock of any bank oi
trust company incorporated under the laws o f any of the New EnUiand cannot be satisfactory invested in the modes provided in Clauses I to X
States, or New York State, or of any national banking association doing busi­ an amount not exceeding one-third part of such deposits may be invested
ness in these States. An amendment to this clause made in 1927 permits in­ in promissory notes or other personal securities, payable and to be paid
vestment in the capital stock of any bank or trust company in the country within six months from the date thereof, with at least one responsible surety
which is a member of the Federal Reserve System, has a principal office lo­ or secured by collateral with a market value of at least 20% in excess of
cated in a city of 200,000 (or over) population according to most recent Fed­ the amount loaned thereon, excepting that the margin required in the
eral Census, has an aggregate capital, surplus and undivided profits of at case of certain bank and trust company stocks, provided for in paragraph (c)
least $5,000,000, and has been in active business for at least ten years next of Clause X , shall be observed, which margin must always be maintained:—
preceding the date o f investment, including in the computation of the ten or, not exceeding one-third o f said one-third part of such deposits may be
years, if such corporation results from a consolidation o f two or more cor­ invested in single name promissory notes or drafts issued or accepted by a
porations, the time diming which any constituent corporation has been in solvent individual, firm or corporation engaged in mercantile or manufactur­
active business. Holdings both by investment and as security for ing business in the United States that makes statements of his or its financial
loans are limited to not more than 25% of a bank’s deposits. No more condition, duly ascertained and certified to by a public accountant approved
than 3% of the deposits shall be invested in the stock o f any one such by the Bank Commissioner of the State of Rhode Island, a copy o f such
corporation, nor shall such corporation hold, both by investment and as certified statement to be kept on file in the office of the bank or trust
security for loans, more than one quarter of the capita! stock of any one company discounting or purchasing such note or draft. Such statement
such bank, trust company or national banking association. Clause VIII shall be as of a period within the 12 months preceding such investment
and shall be the latest issued by the indivdual, firm or corporation presenting
concerns limit o f depos!ts in any one bank.
Clauses IX , X and X I deal with real estate mortgages and personal se­ the same. Such statement shall consist of a balance sheet showing quick
assets, slow assets, permanent or fixed assets, current liabilities and accounts,
curities. The text o f these three clauses reads:
Real Estate M ortgages.— Clause 9. (a) In the bonds of the Fed­ short term loans, long term loans, capital and surplus. Accompanying
eral Land Banks organized pursuant to the provisions o f an Act of Con­ such balance sheet there shall also be a signed statement from the borrower
gress approved July 17 1916: Provided, that not more than 3% of the or public accountant who has prepared said balance sheet giving the follow­
ing information:
deposits o f any bank shall be invested in said bonds.
(b)
In loans secured by first mortgage on real estate subject to the 1. The nature o f the business.
2. All contingent liabilities such as endorsements or guarantees.
following restrictions:
3. Particulars respecting any mortgage debts and whether there is any
“ No such loan shall be made except upon the report o f not less than
two officers, or trustees, or directors, or agents duly authorized to the lien on current assets.
4. Gross sales, net profits, dividends or withdrawals for the 12 months
duty by the board of trustees or directors, who shall certify according to
their best judgment to the value o f the premises to be mortgaged. Such preceding the date of said statement.
Such promissory note or draft must be issued or accepted by an indi­
report and certificate shall be in writing, and shall be filed and preserved
vidual, firm or corporation whose net worth is not less than twice the
In the records o f the corporation.
amount of his or its outstanding liabilities, including any contingent liabili­
“ Loans on improved real estate shall not exceed 60% o f such valuation.
ties arising from the rediscount of bills receivable or accommodation endorse­
“ Loans on unimproved real estate shall not exceed 40% o f such valua
ments and not less than $300,000.
tion.

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Any savings bank or trust company purchasing such note or draft shall
have on file information bearing upon the credit standing o f the maker or
acceptor, which shall have been received by such savings bank or trust
company within 12 months previous to the time o f making such purchase
and shall be o f a character satisfactory to the Bank Commissioner; provided,
however, that all such investments shall be duly approved by at least two
of the trustees or directors o f the bank, savings bank, or trust company so
investing the savings or participation deposits held by it; and provided,
further, that no savings bank shall loan an amount in excess of 2% of its
deposits and in no case more than $250,000 to any individual, firm, associa­
tion or corporation, including in the liabilities of a partnership or association
the liabilities o f the several members thereof either direct or as endorser,
and including in the liabilities o f an individual his or her liabilities to such
savings bank as endorser or surety.
Clause X I I 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
at least 4% in each fiscal year upon ail its issues of capital stock for 5 years
next preceding the date of such investment; Provided, the principal of said
note 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 com
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.
Clause X III permits the bank to hold real estate acquired by foreclosure
or mortgage, or by purchase, or by judgments, or in settlement of debts,
but the provision is made that such property is to be disposed of within 5
years after taking title.
Securities taken in settlement of debt may be held under Clause X IV , but
the non-legal securities so obtained shall be sold within five years after
being acquired, unless the time is extended.
Clauses X V to X V III, inclusive, read:
“ General Provisions.— Clause X V . (a) Securities acquired after the
passage of this Act, which were legal investments when acquired, need not
be disposed of if it happens afterwards that the net income of tne 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 given,
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
more corporations, and it is desired to ascertain the legality of the bonds
of the successor corporation for investment of savings deposits, the earnings
and income of the s'everal predecessor and constituent corporations shall be
consolidated, and the aggregate corporate income so ascertained shall be
regarded as that of one and the same continuous corporation represented
by the successor corporation; or, if a corporation shall acquire by purchase
the property and franchises of another corporation, and a bond issue is
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 classes of corporations
described under the preceding clauses of this chapter.
"(d ) If the net earnings and income of any corporation whose bonds
have been a legal investment under the provisions of this chapter shall fall
somewhat below the requirements o f this chapter for a period of not ex­
ceeding two successive fiscal years, and in the following year such earnings
and income shall be restored to the required amount, said corporation after
such restoration o f income, shall be regarded as having complied with said
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 cor­
poration so situated.
“ (e) Serial maturities of bonds shall be considered equivalent to sink­
ing fund provisions.
(f) Subject also to the provisions o f Clause X I , the total amount which
may be invested by any savings bank in bonds, notes, stocks or other
evidences o f indebtedness o f any one person, corporation, association or
firm, including in the amount o f the loan to any firm or association, the
amount o f the obligation o f the several members thereof, shall not exceed
2% o f the deposits o f said savings bank; provided, however, that this limit
shall not apply to obligations of the United States or o f the State of Rhode
Island.
, ,
(g) In determining the eligibility for investment o f bqnds secured by
mortgage on the property o f the company issuing such bonds and also
secured by collateral in addition to such mortgage, the Bank Commissioner
may in his discretion take into account the annual interest charges either
on such mortgage bonds or on such collateral deposited for additional
security but not the interest charges on both such bonds and collateral.” t
“ Of th e Segregation o f Assets.— Clause X V I. (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 o f 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, and
shall not be liable for, or be used to pay, any other obligation or liability
of such bank or trust company until after the payment o f all the deposits
in said savings or participation department.
“ (b) The foregoing provision as to the character of the investment of sav­
ings or participation 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) I f any bank or trust company shall continue to hold such invest­
ments o f non-legal character made prior to M ay 26 1908 which, in the
opinion o f the Bank 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 o f a character in conformity with the re­
quirements o f this chapter within one year from the date o f receipt o f such
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 additional time is reasonably
necessary in which to make such disposal or substitution in order to avoid
unnecessary sacrifice, said Commissioner may grant a reasonable extension
of time for the compliance herewith.
“ (d) I f any investment o f 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 o f the savings or participation department
of any such bank or trust company shall be kept in a distinct deposit ac­
count or accounts or demand certificates o f deposit in such manner that the
same can be readily identified as clearly belonging to the segregated assets
of such savings or participation deposits.
“ (f) Every bank or trust company shall keep an accurate account
wherein shall appear a complete list o f the assets set apart for the exclu­
sive protection o f savings or participation deposits held by it. showing the
par 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
each o f 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 m any one year more than two per centum of
the savings or participation deposits o f any such trust company at the
time of the passage o f this Ac.t.
“ Of Savings Bank Investm ents Made B efore the Passage of This
A ct.— Clause X V I I . (a) The provisions of this chapter shall not render
illegal any investments held by any savings bank prior to M ay 26 1908,
nor require the change of any such investment for those herein prescribed
for the investment o f savings deposits; Provided, however, if any savings
bank shall hold any such investment or investments which are i n default in
the payment o f interest or dividends thereon, or which, at any time, in the
opinion of the Bank Commissioner, are hazardous or unsafe for the invest­




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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 o f the
amount of the deposits of such savings bank.
“ D efaulted B onds.— Clause X V I I I . I f 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 X I X relates to “ loans to officers of savings banks.”
Clause X X 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 an equal
annual amortization, be extinguished so as to gradually bring the book value
thereof to par at maturity.
Clauses X V I and X V II read:
“ Borrow ing by Savings Banks.” — Clause X X I . It shall not be lawful
for 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 er unusual
withdrawals by its depositors, and in no case shall sueh borrowing exceed
10% of the deposits of any such savings bank, and the previsions of Clause
X X I I of this section shall constitute a further exception to such prohibition
against borrowing. The note or notes given may be issued either ®n the
general credit of the corporation or on pledge of securities owned, and shall
be made only upon authority granted b y 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 and shall bear the corporate seal ©f the cor­
poration. and shall be countersigned by the President or Vice-President and
two members of the investment committee. N o general authority to bor­
row shall be voted by the trustees or the investment committee, but aU
borrowings shall be only upon a specific vote relating to the note to b «
Issued. In event of such borrowing, such savings bank shall not mak®
any new investment or loan until the note or notes given are all paid.”
Clause X X I I . 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.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
BARRINGTON.
A town in Bristol County. Incor­
porated in 1770. Population 1910,
2,452; 1920, 3,897.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’26- $124,100
Total valuation 1925______ 9,081,195
T axrate(per (Real & pers’l . $20.60
$1,000) 1925\Intangible------$4.00
BRISTOL.
This town is in Bristol Co. Incorp.
in 1746. Population 1910, 8,565;
1920, 11,375.
Sewer Bonds.
3 Msg M-S $55,Q00c_ Sept 1 1930
_
Highway C on stru ction Bonds,
5 -s
A -0($65 000— Oct 1 ’27-’39
\ 5,000____July 1 1940
5-S
. . . 112,500____ A p r '2 8 ’41
4Ms’22
88,000c-July 1 ’28-’42
(Due $5,000 and $6,000 alternately.)
R efu nd ing B onds.
3 Ms
M-S$100,000c---Sept 1 1930
BOND. D EBT Feb 1 1927 $425,500
Floating debt & note debt*
14,050
Sinking fund____________
108,300
Assessed val’ne.real estatelO,595,700
Assessed val’n, personal-. 2,002,500
Assessed val’n , intangibles 2,933,300
Total assessed valuation
1926 _________________ 15,534,501
Town tax (per $1,000) 1925_ $24.70
_
IN T . at Industrial Tr. C o.. Prov.
BURRILLYILLE.
This town Is situated In Providence
Co. Inc. 1806. Pop’n 1910, 7,878;
1920, 8,606.
F un din g Bonds.
3 Mg’99 M-S $60,0000__ Sept 1 1939
4M s’27 J-J 780,000 -------1928-1947
130,000_____ 1948-1957
Highway Im provement Bonds.
3 Mg’02 M-S $40,000c__Aug 1 1942
BOND DEBT Jan 31 ’27- $100.0 0
Floating debt (add’1)--------- 128 000
General sinking fund______
42,896
Assessed val’n, real estate-4.308,450
Assessed vai'n. personal___2,071,980
Tot. val. 1926___________ 6,380,430
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-—$20.00
IN T . at Industrial Tr. C o.. Prov.
CENTRAL FALLS.
This city, incorp. in 1895, assumed
the debt of the old fire district (which
Is now a part of the city ), and a part
of the debt of the town of Lincoln.
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’04 F-A S40.000c-.Aug 1927-3J
F unding Bonds.
$39,000c. .A pr 1 ’28-'30
168,000c..A pr 1 ’31-’38
20,000c—.A pr 1 1939
4s g '17 A -0 ( 57,000c.. Apr 1 ’40-'42
18,000c...A pr 1 1943
19,000c—.A pr 1 1944
40,000c. .A pr 1 ’45-’46
10,000c— -Apr 1 1947
48,000c.-Apr 1 ’48-’53
9,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1954
. 8,000c.. Apr 1 '55-’56
5s g ’20M-N 139.000cMay 1 ’28-’40
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s g '08 F-AS200,000c.Aug 1 ’28-’47
Highway Bonds.
4Msg 22J-J $50,000c.July 1 ’28-’32
(52,000c. June 1 ’28-’40
4H s’26 J-D (28,000c.June 1 ’41-’44
(l6,000c-June 1 ’45-’46
Sewer Bonds.
4Msg’22J-J ($25,000c.July 1 ’38-’42
1100,000c. July 1 ’43-’52
4Ms’26 J-D / 9,000c.June 1 ’28-’36
\20,000c.June 1 ’37-’56

W ater Bonds.
4Msg’22J-J ($70,600c.July 1 ’ 33-’42
\ 80.OOOc.July 1 ’43-’52
4J£s’26 J-D (lO.OCOc-June 1 ’27-’36
14O,G00C-.Tune 1 ’37-’ 56
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27-$l,351,OO0
Water debt (incl.)_______
150,000
Flo iting debt (add’l ) _____
400,000
Assess, val. real_________ 14,955,000
Assess, val. personal_____ 5,888,416Total val. (2-3 act.) 1926-22,844,717
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $22.50
Value o f city owned prop. $1,399,407“
Pop’n T0, 22,754; 1920______ 24.174
IN T . at Industrial Trust C o.,
Providence, and at First National
Bank. Boston.
CRANSTON.
This city is in Providence C o. Inc.
as town in 1754, as city, 1910.
Pop’n ’27(est.), 35,000; '20, 29,407.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s ’22 J-D*$350,OOOcJune 15’28-’ 62
4s ’22 J-D *50,OGOcJune 15 ’28-’32
4s ’22 J-D *45,500cJune 15 ’ 28-’62
Highway and Bridge B onds.
4s ’94 F-A$135,000___ Aug 1 1926
4s ’97 J-J 150,000___ July 1 1937
4s ’22 J-D*100,000c_-June 15 1932
4s ’24 J-D 120,000c* Dec 1 ’27-’34
School House B onds.
3Ms’99 M -N $50,000____N ov 1 1936
4s ’05 J-J
50,000___ Jan 1 1945
4s ’07 M -N 160,000___ M ay 1 194V
4 s ’ 15 M-S 25,@O0— -Sept 15 1935
4s ’ 16 J-D *8,00O_June 15 ’28-’31
4s ’ 16 J-D
3,000-June 15 ’28-’3 6
4s g ’22 A-O*175,000c-.Apr 15 1952
4s g ’ 26 J-J 399,000c--Tan 1 ’ 28-’ 66
4M s’26 J-D (400,000—Dec 15 ’27-’51
1225,000--Dec 15 ’52-’66
4s ’27 M-N225.000___ Due $6,000
1928-52; $5,000, 1953-67.
4s ’27 M -N 75,000____Due $2,006
1928-62; $1,000 1963-67.
GROSS BONDED D E B T
April 17 1927_________ $2,402,500
Floating debt (add’l)_____ 1,090,000 ■
Sinking fund____________
336,746
Assess, val., less exemp­
tions, assessment of June
15 1926_______________ 52,627,715Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$21.50
* Bonds exempt from debt limita­
tion with reference to borrowing
capacity.
IN T . on bonds of 1915,1916,1917.
1924 and 1925 at First Nat. Bank,
Boston, or Rhode Island Hospital
Trust, Providence; other interest,
payable at City Treasurer’s office.
CUMBERLAND.
This town (P. O. Valley Falls) ie.
In Providence County. Population
1910, 10,107; 1920, 10,077.
S ch ool Bonds.
4Ms’24M-N $94,000--M ay 1 ’28-’45
4M s’25 M -S 22,500c.Sept 1 ’27-’35
Bridge B onds (exempt).
4s T6 J-J ($12,000c.July 1 ’28-’33
1 1 ,0 0 0 c-.J u ly 1 1934
BOND. D E B T Sept 1 ’ 25- $177,000
Total assessed val. 1924 -12,157,480
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924-.-$19.00IN T . at Old Colony Tr. C o., Boat.
EAST PROVIDENCE.
This town Is In Providence County.
Incorp.Maroh 1 1862. School bonds
below are excluded In ascertaining
borrowing capacity.
Funding B onds.
4s ’ l l J-J *$75,000c
July 1 1951
4M s’ 16 J-D 75,000c_ June 1 1941
_
4s ’22 J-J 130.000c.July 1 ’28-’5 2

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53

S ch ool Loan.
EAST PROVIDENCE (C o n c lu d e d ) .
G e n e ra l F u n d in g B o n d s .
R efu n d in g B onds.
5s ’ 19 M -N $16,OOOc.May 1 ’28-’29 4s g ’08 J-J $210,000r*_ July 1 1948 3 J4sg’99M-N $350,OOOr —May 1 1929
Highway Bonds.
_
4g’ 10 J-J
198.000r*—July 1 1950 3J4sg’04M-N 300,000r_ Nov 1 1934
4 ^ g ’ 15M -S $32,000c— .M ar 1 1935
Highway Bonds.
3 46sg’06J-D 300,000r—-June 1 1936
5 ^ s ’21 M -N §47,500c_Nov 1 ’27-’31 5s g ’22 J-J $20,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’37
G e n e ra l A c c o u n t B o n d s.
3 ^ s g ’07M -N 300,000r„. M ay 1 1937
4M s’23 M -N 3,000c_May 1 ’28-’33
General B onds.
4s ’89 J-J $50,000c—-July 1 1929
4 K s’23 M -N 60,000c_May 1 ’28-’33 is g '99 J-J 560,000c—Aug 15 1929 4s g ’96 J-J 220,000r*_- July 1 1936 3>£sg’09M-N300,000r— M ay 1 1939
4M s’25 J-D *8C,OOOc.June 1 '28-’35 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’27- $254,000 4s g '04 M-N 490.000o_.-May 1 1944 4s g T3 M-N300,000r___N ov 1 1943
_
Floating debt (incl.)______
27,500 4M g’ 16M -N104.000r*-M ayl'28-’47 4s g T6 J J 500,000r_ Jan 1 1946
T ow n Bonds.
4s g T7 J-J 500,000r*„ Jan 11947
4s g ’93 J-J $i20,000c-July 1 ’33&’43 Assess, val.. real est_______ 4.302,555
S ew er B o n d s .
4s g ’20 J-D 250,000r.__June 1 1950
4s ’97 J-D 50,000r*_june 15 1947 Assessed value, personal—
May 1 1952
_
4s g ’08 J-J *200,000c_ Jan 1 1958
Tangible_______________ 498,800 3J4sg’00A-O $17,000r*—Apr 11930 4s g ’22 M -N 500, OOOr
S ch ool Bonds
Intangible______________ 528,898 4s g ’94 J-J 145,000r*- July 1 1934 4s g’23 A-O 1,100,000r*___ Apr 2 ’53
225,000r*..May 1 s’24 1937 500,OOOr*___ Apr 1 ’ 54
4M
A-O
4s ’08 J-J *576,000c_ July 1 1948 Total assessed value 1926—5,330,253 4s g '97 M-N
_
35,000c_M ay 1 4s ’24 1944 500,000r*..O ct 1 1954
A-O
4 K s’ U J-J *5,000c
July 1 1951 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $20.00 4s g ’04 M-N
July 1 1948 4s’27 M -N 1,000,000r*__May 2 1957
4 ISs’ l 1 J-J *75,000c - . - July 1 1951Population 1920, 993; 1925, 1,325 4s g ’08 J-J 80,000r*.
July 1 1950
4 « s ’ 13 J-J IX .000c...July 1 1953
IN T . on general bonds at National 4s g TO J-J 89,000r*_
4 K s’ 18 M -N a22,000..M ay 1 ’28-’38 Shawmut Bank, Boston; on highway 4J-£s g’ 12 J-D 40.000r*_ Dec 1 1952 3 l£sg’98A-0 $200,000r*_Apr 1 1928
4Msg'16M-N52,000r*-May 1 ’ 28-'44 3s g '99 M-N 250,000r*.-M ay 1 1929
4M s’22 J-J Z170,000c— -Jan 1 1952 bonds at Old Colony Tr C o., Boston.
4M g’ 19 J-D 60,000r*—June 1 1929 3s g ’ 00 M N 300,000r*.-M ay 1 1930
41£s’25 J-D *55,000c
June 1 1950
4 ^ g ’19 J-D 60,000-1*—June 1 1939 3s g '01 M-N 300,OOOr May 1 1931
4M s’27 A-O (493,000--Apr 1 ’28-’56 NEWPORT.
1 7,000r*—Apr 1 1957
County seat o f Newport County. 4 K g ’19 J-D 60,000r*_.June 1 1949 3 !£sg’03M-N500,000r ...N o v 2 1933
4
_
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27 $1,803,500 Settled in 1639; inc. 1784; re-chart­ 4 3 s g ’21M-S 98.000c.M ar 1 ’28-’51 3Hsg’04M-N 200,OOOr_ Nov 1 1934
J-J
School bonds (exempt, not
ered in 1853. Pop’n 1910, 27,149; 4M g’22 A-O102.000r*—Junel ’28-’47 4s g '06 M N 350,000r*.-N ov 1 1936
4J4g’23
130,000r*_Apr 1 ’28-'48 3K sg’ 10M-N 400,OOOr__ May 1 1940
included)______________
923,000 1920, 30,255.
_s
A-O (45,000_____Apr 1 1933 3H sz’ llM -N 500,OOOr Nov 1 1941
Floating debt (add’l)____
75,000
P olice-Station Bonds.
145,000___ Apr 1 1938 4s g '14 M N375,OOOr*..May 1 1944
Sinking fund____________
231,366 4 K s’ 13 M -N $5,000 . . .N o v 151927
.s
F-A 128,000--Feb 1 ’28-’52 4s g T7 M N300,000r_ N ov 1 1947
_
Total assessed val. 1926
C ity Hall and Impt. B onds.
4s g ’20 J D 200,OOOr.—June 1 1950
(actual value)_________ 30,674,637 4s g’98M-N $153,000—-May 15 1948
B rid g e B o n d s .
Town tax (per $1,000) 1926—$21.00 4s g ’00 J-J 18,000—-July 25 1930 4s g ’04 M-N 525,000c...M ay 1 1934 4s g ’22 M-N200,OOOr...May 1 1952
Pop'n, 1926. 26,000; 1920____21,793 4kfg’25F-A 96.000. _Aug 1 ’27-50 44£sg’ 15F-A 52,000r*. F e b l’28-’44 4)£s’24 A-O 500,000r*..A pr 1 1954
IN T . on bonds marked (*) payable 434s’26 M -N150,000—Nov 1 ’27-’51
4s ’26 J-J 700,000____Jan 2 1956
S ch ool B on ds.
at the Old Colony Trust C o., Boston;
Fire Dept. Bonds.
g ’99A-0 550,000*r- Apr 1 1939 4s’27 M -N 1,000,0 0 0r*..M ay 2 1957
on (§) at the Industrial Trust Co., 4 H s ' 15F-A $9,000.Aug 15 '27 -29 3 Kgs ’04 M-S 120,000o_ Mch 1 1929
H ospital Bonds.
4s
_
Providence; on (a) to the City Sink­
R efu n d in g Bonds.
’08
68,000r*..July 1 1938 3 Hsg’ lOM-N $375,OOOr..May 1 1940
ing Fund Commission; on others at 4M g’25M-S$136,000—Mar 1 ’28-’35 4sg g’ 12 J-J
4H
J -D 40,000r*_Dec 1 1942 3 34sg’97M-N $*674,000r—May 1 1947
the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.,
S chool Bonds.
4H g’ 15F-A 150,000r*.Aug 1 ’26-'55
Providence.
_
4s g ’98 J-D $40,000_____Jan 1 1928 4s g T7 M -N215.000r*.M ay l ’28-57 4s g '08 M-N 260,000r_ May 1 1938
Park and Playground.
3M g’00 M -N 15,000— N ov 15 1930 4Msg’22 J-J 102,000r*_June 1 ’28-47
EAST PROVIDENCE FIRE DIST.
3M g'04J-D 150,000___ June 11954 4 K g ’23 A-O 86,000r* Apr 1 ’28-’48 4s g T7 M N300.OOOr...Nov 1 1947
4 Hs g J-J $100,000__ July 1 1932
P ublic Im provem ent.
11,000--July 1 ’28-’38 4J£s’24M-N 500,000c—-M ay 1 1954
BOND. D EBT Apr 1923-—$185,000 4s g ’08 J-J
3Hsg’97M-N $640,OOOr..May 1 1937
4 K g ’ 14M-S 60,000--M ar 2 ’ 28-’39
IN T . at Industrial Tr. Co, Prov. 5H g’20 J-D $126,000. - June 1 ’28-’45 4s ’24 A-O 300,000_______________ 3s g '99 M N 84,00 0r*.-M ay 1 1929
The above bonds, while issued by the 5M g’20J-D (60,000—June 1 ’28-’57 (Mature $50,000 on M ay 1 in 1929, 4s g ’08 M-N 295,000r—.M ay 1 1938
’34, ’39,” 44, ’49, ’51 & ’55.)
district, have been assumed by the
4s g T7 J J 322,OOOr____Jan 1 1947
1,000___ June
E. Prov. Water C o., which purchased 5 ^ g ’20 J-D \36.000- -June111958 4s ’25 A-O 500,000____Apr 1 1955 4s g ’20 J D 300,OOOr June 1 1950
’ 28-’454J£s ’26 J-D 600,000r*Decl’38-46-56
the system some years ago. Al­ 5H g ’21 J-J 170,000.-July 1 ’28-’61
W eybosset Bridge Loan.
though thus assumed, the district 5J^g’21 J-J
S tr e e t Im p ro v e m e n t B o n d s .
3 34s’99M-N $270,000r*.-M ay 1 1929
42.000.-July
has not been relieved of the respon­ 5s g ’ 21 M -N 130,000--N ov 1 ’28-’41 4s g ’94 J-J $248,000c
July 1 1934
W ater Supply.
1 ’27-’59 4s g ’05 M -N 140.000c-.-N ov 1 1935
sibility o f their payment.
4s g T6 J-Jl.000.000r*..Ju ly 1 1956
5s g ’21 M -N 35,000—Nov 1 ’27-’38
11939 4M g’22 F-A1000,000r*—Feb 11962
4M g’22 M -N 80,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’47 3 J4sg'99A-0 S 100,OOOr—Apr o n d s.
JAMESTOWN!
S c h o o l & tr e e t Im p t. B
4s g '22 M -N 2000,000r*..M ay 1 ’62
Park Bonds.
This town is in Newport County.
5s g ’21 J-D $16.000--June 1 ’28-’31 4s g ’97 M-N130,000c—.M a y 1 1937 4s g ’22 J-D2,500,OOOr*—Dec 1 ’62
Ferry Bonds.
H igh w a y a n d B r id g e -B o n d s .
4kfg’24 F-A2,000,000r*—Feb 1 ’64
Sidewalk and Paving Bonds.
4M ’26M-N ($90.000c-May 1 ’ 28-’36
4^g
J-J
1 1950
’24
1964
\ 75,OOOc.May 1 ’37-41 4 s g ’ 99F -A $50,000___ Aug 1 1929 43^g’’10 J-D $125,000r*. July 1 1952 4s ’25 A -O l,500,000r*_.Oct 1 1965
12
40,000r*—Dec
4s
J-J2,500,000r*._July 1
Perm anent Impt. Bonds.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
14J-D 52,000r*_J’ne ’28-44
(1,500,OOOr* Jan 1936
4 H g ’15 J-D f $l,000c
Dec 1 1927 3 Hs g '00 J-JS50.000 --July 25 1930 4H g’ 14 J-D 34,000r*.J’ne 1 '28-44 4 s ’26 J-J 11,000,000r*.._Jan 2 1946
444g’
1
1 36,000c-_Dec 1 ’28-45 4K sg’17M-S (15,000 -Sept 1 ’27-'29 41£g’ 19 J-D 75,000r*__June 1 1929 4s’27 J-J 2,000,000r*.Jan 3 2
’42-’52
\ 3,000 ...S e p t 1 1930
Indebtedness Apr 1 1926— $118,150
1 1939
R efu n d in
Sinking fund_____________
38,341 5 ^ s g ’20F-A 32,000--Aug 1 ’27-30 4J£g’ 19 J-D 75,000r*—June ’28-’41 3sg ’00M-N g W ater Loan. 11930
4
$913.000r*.-M ay
4t£s’23 J-D ;i8,000 - June 1 '28-33 4 3 s g ’21M-S 73,000c-Mar 1
Total assess, val. 1925___ 3,957,032
Highway Loan.
(20,000 -June 1 ’ 34-’38 4 ^ g ’22 F-A 130,000r*_Feb 1 ’28-’47
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922_ $15.50
_
4J4g'23 J-D 70,000r* June 1 ’28-’33 3s g ’00 M-N$300,000r*..May 1 1930
Road Bonds.
Pop’n in 1910. 1,175; 1920___ 1,633
P o lice S ta tio n B o n d s.
4s g ’06 M-N 300,OOOr*—Nov 1 1936
5s g T9 J-D $12,000-Dec 1 5 ’27-’29
IN T . is payable in Boston.
5M---------- -- * 6,000—Aug 1 ’27-’28 4 ^ s g ’ 15F-A $19.000r*_Aug 1 ’27-’45 4s g '14 M -N 700.000r..M ay 1 1944
g’20F-A
4sg T5 J-J 1500,000r*—Jan 11945
F ire -S ta tio n B o n d s .
1.000___ Aug 1 1929
JOHNSTON.
4s g '05 M-N
1 1930
This town Is In Providence County 5s g ’ 21 F-A 15.000— Feb 1 ’2S-’32 4M g’12J-D 513.000o--.N ov 1 1937 4s g T6 J J 300,OOOr...Jan 11946
35,000r*—Dec
4s g ’20 J D 500,OOOr...June 1 1950
2.000___ Feb 1 1933
and was Incorporated Mch. 6 1759.
P u b lic P a rk B o n d s .
4s g ’22 M-N500,OOOr...May 1 1952
9,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’30
On June 11898 a portion of this town, 5s g ’21 F-A
4 g TO
1
representing about five-sevenths of 4 K g ’24 J-D (126,000—June 1 ’28-’45 4t£g’ 12 J-.T $40,000r* — July 1 1950 4s g ’23 A-O 350,000r*—Apr 2 1953
J-D 10,OOOr*—Dec
1952
1 3,000___ June 1 1946
JOHNSTON BONDS {Annexed).)
the assessed valuation, was annexed
School D istrict No. 1.
to the City of Providence. The com­ 4 J£g’24 A-O 65,000--O ct 1 ’27-’39 4 J£g’ 16M-N 29.000cr*M ay l ’28-’ 56
--.
15,000_______________
mission appointed to apportion the 4 K g ’24 J-J (42,000— Jan 1 ’28-’41 4s ’24 A-O 25,000— Oct 1 ’27-’31 4s ’97 M N$17,000r*—Nov 1 1927
_s ’25
1 2,000___ Jan 1 1942
INTEREST payable as follows:
debt to be assumed by the city of
Park System Loan.
Providence reported that the city’s 41£g’25 M -N 44,000--M ay 1 ’28-’42 4 K s’ 12 J-D $10,000r*-.D ec 1 1952
Highway loan due 1930,1936,1945;
Land Bonds.
public improvement 1929; school
share of the net debt was 5255.720.64.
W a te r B
_
leaving $101,677.48 as the town 5s g T8 J-D $5,000 _ June 1 1928 3>£g’00A-Oo n d s . 0 0c--.A p r 1 1930 1947, 1953 and 1954; sewer 1928 to
$25,0
Equip. & R eim burse’ t Bonds.
debt remaining. Bonds Numbers
and
70,000r— July 1 1934 1930, 1936 1944 1942, 1954; water
$5,000 .--J u ly 1 1928 4s g ’94 J-J
151 to 191 (all Inclusive) remain as an 4 ^ g ’ 19 J-J
1927,
1946, 1952.
4s g ’97 M-N 100,000c .-M ay 1 1937 1956, 1930, 1936, and 1965: harbor
Reimbursem ent & Pav. Bonds.
obligation of the town of Johnston
1962, 1964
4s g ’04 M -N 98,000r*—M ay 1 1929 1945, and bridge loan, at Nat. City
The bonds given below are those re­ 4 ^ g ’22 F-AJ$100,000.Aug 1 ’28-’36 4s g ’08 J-J j 66.000r*_.July 1 1928
\ 4 ,0 0 0 ---Aug 1 1937
maining as an obligation of the town
and at
\ 70,000r*—July 1 1933 Bk., N. Y ., on the City Treasury in
Pavement & Sewer Bonds.
after division. Chap. 882, Laws of
Providence;
Johnston School
85,000r*..July
1912, increases the limit o f debt 4>£g’25F -A ($63,000-Aug 1 ’27-’35 4H sg'10J-J(I 25,000r*.-July 1 1938 bonds at Industrial Trust Co. in
1 1930
t 6,000___ Aug 1 1936
which may be incurred by this town
on water supply due
l 25,000r*_.July 1 1935 Providence; at Rhode Island Hospital
(not counting temporary loans) to TOT. BD. D T . July 31 ’27$2,237,000
Feb. 1 1964
Sinking fund____________
280,120 4 J4g’ 12 J-D 105,000r*. D e c l’27-’37 Trust C o., Providence, or in N. Y .
5% of the taxable property.
($35,000 due every 5 years.)
Ass'd val. ’26 (abt. act.)—
Refunding Bonds.
4>£g’ 14J-D 48 000r*. J’n el'2 8 ’39 City; on all other loans at City
Real__________________ 47,713,300
Treasury.
4s '08 J-J §40,000c—1928 & 1933
Personal______________ 7.304,000 4H g’ 14 J-D 33.000r*. J’ne 1’28 ’39
TOT. DEBT. SINKING FUNDS,
4J£sT5 -- _ 7 15,000____M ay 1930
Intangible____________ 22,865,400 4k£g’ 16 M -N 70,000r*. M ay F28-41 ETC.—
Mar. 31 1927.
\ 40,000-May ’35&’40
ar
_s ’ 17 - - 50,000____ M ay 1937 T otal___________________ 77,882,700 4M g’20M -S l68.000c.MJ’ne1 ’28-’60 Bonded debt (Incl. water
l ’28-’47
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1926____ $24.50 4 Mg’22 J-J lOO.OOOr*.
S ch ool Bondsd e b t )___ _____
4s g ’23 F-A 85,000r*Feb 1 ’28-'48 Floating debt__________ $38,968,000
-S ’ 16
$4,500____ June 1931
34)02,956
IN T . on all Issues paid at option of
4 K s ’ 17 M -N 7,500___ M ay 1 1932 holder at office of City Treasurer, or 4 J£s’26 M-S 475,000c—.M ar 1 ’31,
Total debt__________ $41,970,956
’36, ’41, ’46 and ’51
4J^s’25 -_ - 80.000c—July 12 1945 at the First National Bank, Boston.
Sinking funds, &o_____ 13 565 863
City Hall V auit Bonds.
4 ^ s ’27 J-D 150,000_____ 1928-1952 All bonds are coupon with privilege 4 H g ’23J-D $52,000r* June 1 '28-’53
Net debt_____________ $28,405,093
Funding & S ch ool Bonds.
of registration as to principal, or
Highway Bonds.
Water debt (Incl. above). 18,078,000
4 H s’22 J-J12$100,000-July 12 1942 interest, or both.
_s ’25 F-A $128,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’52
The notes outstanding on Mar. 31
4}£s’27 J-D 150,000--June 1 ’28-’52
_s ’25 F-A 95,000--Aug 1 ’27-’45 1927 representing the floating debt
Beach B onds.
-s ’25 A-O (100,000____Oct 1 1934 were Issued for and are chargeable
4}^s’27 M-S $25,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’52 NORTH KINGSTOWN.
This town
BON D. DEBT M ay 14 ’27 $195,000 Inc. Oct. 28 Is In Washington County -s '25 J-D 1100,000___ Oct 1 1 1944 to the following accounts:
1674. Pop’n TO, 4,048;
118,500—Dec
’27-’33 School houses and lots____$829,353
Assessment debt (add’l ) __ 142,000
F ire A p p a ra tu s B o n d s.
Public playground_______ 267,635
Assess, val. (real est.)_____5,754,940 1920, 3,397.
_s
J-D $9,000--June 1 ’28-’30 Highways, special________
352.000
Assess, val. personal______1,602,150 ■±3 F unding Bonds.n U -------JL/CU A A o a n
i s U<J M 1 -0
sU
r>pn i l «71
4 -S
Of i i n o e
±U
R e c a p it ’ n o f D e b t J a n 1 1927.
Harbor improvement_____ 154,970
Total assess, val. 1926_____ 7,357,090 BOND. * DEBT 1 ,T U U 1 ’27- $61,000
April
General debt____________ $6,605,000 Sewer construction_______ 839,151
Town Tax (per $1,000) 1926—521.50 Sinking fund______________
13,152
Population 1925, 8,668; 1920. 6,855 Assess, val. real__________ 5,031,675 Sewer debt_____________ 1,547,000 Public bath houses________ 133.715
Water debt__________ . . . 1,673 000 Fire loan account_________
84,i30
INTEREST payable by Rhode Isl­ Assessed value, tangible_
_ 954,200
27,000
Total bonded debt_____$9,825,000 Public comfort stations___
and Hospital Tr. Co., Providence, Assessed value, intangible-1,183,400
20,000
Floating debt__________
1,587.000 Point St. Bridge_________
and Nat. Shawmut Bank. Boston.
Total assessed val. 1926___7,169,275
Water bound. Macadam S t __295,000
Total debt____________$11,412,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $23.00
_
T o ta l...............
$'§7002,956
LINCOLN.
Less S inking Funds—
IN T . at Industrial Tr. C o., Prov.
This town Is in Providence Co.
General_ $1,609,533
_
W ATE R W ORKS.— The water­
Inc. 1871. Pop. TO. 9.825; 20.9,543. NORTH PROVIDENCE.
Sewer____ 500,474
works construction account to Oct. 1
4s g ’98 A-O$125,000c—-Oct 15 1928
2,453,616 1926 amounted to $7,071,283.41. In
This town Is In Providence Co. Water____ 343,488
S chool Bonds.
Incorporated 1765. Bay
special
$8,958,383 year 1925-26 income from water
5 J£s’20 M-S $30,000c.Sept 15 ’27-’32Act of the Legislature this town Is NET DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -. . 79,915,940 rents &c.. was $1,422,039.51; cost of
Assessed valuation, real.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '2 6 -- $160,000 given authority to borrow up to 7% Pers’l property (tangible) 37,527,040 management, &c., $691,888.55: in­
Floating debt_______________ 90,000 of Its assessed valuation.
Personal prop. (Intangible) 13,694,550 terest on water loans, $444,592.67;
Sinking fund and cash______145,000
S chool Bonds.
Total valuation 1926____ 131,137,530 depreciation and extension fund,
Assessed val. '2 5 [R e a l_ 6,822,664 4s
_
J-J $46,000—July 1 ’28-’50
$149,086.57; surplus, $122,131.60
(Assessment fair cash value.)
80% actual_ (P erson a l, 105,100 41£s’ 2 3 _
_
_
88,000. _$4,000 yearly
(per $1,000) 1926___$20.00 The total value of city prop­
1
Intangible 145 300 4 s ’27 J-D 150,000--June 1 ’28-’57 Tax rateat First Nat. Bank, of Best erty in 1926 was as follows: Real
INT.
l T ota l.-.9,073.064
estate (including water-works valued
F unding Bonds.
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1925____ $20.00 4s g ’05 A-O $65.000c
Oct 1 1935 PROVIDENCE. C . E . Cray. Tr. at $8,813,897.14), $31,659,787.14
IN T . at Industrial T r. C o., Prov. 414s g J-J
30.000. .July 1 ’28-’42
The city Is situated In Providence personal property, $1,865,224.97
BOND. D EBT Mar 17 ’27- $234,000 County, which has no debt. On Trust funds were valued at $1,826,Note debt (additional)____ 143,000 June 1 1898 a portion of the town of 948.31.
MIDDLETOWN. TOWN.
47,592 Johnston, representing about fiveASSESSED V A L U A T IO N This town is in Newport County. Sinking fund___________
1926.
1925.
Assess, val. real estate____ 7,544,555 sevenths of the assessed valuation,
Incorporated 1743.
of Pro­
BOND. DEBT Mar 3 0 ’27- $43,500 Assess, val. personal______ 2 012.900 •^as annexed to the city assumed Real est--$358,100,510 $343,180,770
Personal -a238,808,480 *231,739,900
Assessed val., real estate..3,898,475 Total val’n 1926 (M act.). 9,608,955 vidence, and the latter
$255,720.64
the net
the
_
Assessed value, personal_ 1,034,900 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926 . .$20.00 old town ofof Johnston. debt of was Total____ 596,908,990 574,920.670
City
Tax per M
$23.00
$23,00
Population 1925, 9,055: 1920, 7.697
Total assessed value (about
IN T. at Industrial Tr. Cp.. Prov. Incorporated 1832. None of the A m t.of tax $11,097,901 $10,702,529
M actual), 1926________4,933,375
city’s bonds Is tax-exempt.
a Includes $138,473,980 intangible
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—-$13.00
property which is taxed at $4 per
Harbor Bonds.
Population 1925_____________ 2,245 PAWTUCKET. Providence County
4 s g '15 J-J $500.000r*-..Tan 1 1945 $ 1 , 000 .
This city Is In
friporp. Mar 27 1885 Ponulatimi 4 a g T 6 J J 250.000r..-Jan 11946
* Includes $132,665,600 Intangible
_
1910, 51,622; 1920, 64,248; 1925, 4s g ”20 J D 240.000r_ June 1 1950 property, which is taxed at $4 per
NARRAGANSETT.
This place, located In Washington 69,747.
$ 1,000 .
Fire and P olice Loan.
3 k(sg’02M-N $258,000r—Nov 1 1932
POPULATION.— In 1925. 267,Co., was Incorp. as a town June 1901.
Grade-Crossing A bolition.
.4 H g’ 15 F-A$232.000r*_Feb 1 ’28-’«P
Bridge Loan.
918: in 1920. 237,595: in 1915 was
School B onds.
4?£s’24 A-O $124,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’51 4J£g’ 16 M -N 39,000r*.M ay 1 ’28-66 3H sg’04M-N $200,000r—Nov 1 1934 247,660: in 1910 it was 224,326.




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SMITHFIELD.
(P. O. Georgiaville). This village
Is in Providence County.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4Jis’27 M-S $80,000c-Mar 1 ’28-’35
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 ’27- $80,000
Floating debt (additional)20,000
Total debt________________ 100,000
Ass’d val., real estate_____3,624,875
Personal property________ 1,962,140
Tot. ass’d val. Apr 30 '27.-5,587,015
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$18.50
Population (estimated)_______ 3,500
SOUTH KINGSTOW N.
This town (P. O. Wakefield) is in
Washington County. Inc. Feb. 26
1722. Pop. 1910,5,176; 1920. 5.181.
5Jis’21 J-D [$14.000cDec 15 ’27-’33
\ 80,000cDec 15 ’34-’41
F unding Bonds.
4s '12 J-D $48 000c June 15 ’28-’33
BOND. D EBT Feb 20 ’27 $146,000
37,500
Floating debt____________
Assess, val real estate___ 5,075,535
Assess, val. personal______5.663,535
Total valuation 1926_____ 10,738,970
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--.$19.00
IN T. on bonds of 1912 at Rhode
Island Hospital Trust Co. or at
Town Treasurer’s office; on other
issue at the Rhode Island Hospital
Trust Co., Providence, or at the
Wakefield Trust Co.. Wakefield.
TIVEETON.
This town is in Newport County.
R efu nding Bonds.
4s '12 M-S $32,000-_Sept 1 ’27-'42
BOND. D EBT Mar 1 1927 $32,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
77,000
Assess, val. real estate____5,160,538
Personal prop. (tangible)-- 914,625
Personal prop, (intang.)_
_ 641,175
Tot.ass’d val.'26 (75%act.)6.716,338
T ot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$20 00
Population 1910. 4.032; 1920, 3,894
WARREN.
This town is in Bristol County
Incorporated in 1747.
Sewer Bonds.
4s g ’ 16 J-J $70,000c.July 1 ’28-’41
School Bonds.
4s ’ 16 F-A $28.000c_July 1 ’28-’41
B D . D E B T Alar 3 0 ’2 7 -- $102,000
Floating debt (additional).
58,400
Assessed valuation, real___7,559,220
Assessed val’n, personal_ 3,148,300
_
Total valuation 1926_____12,177,120
(Assessment at 75 to 80% act. value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’ 26.$20.80
Population 1910, 6,585; 1920-.7,841
IN T . payable at Old Colony Trust
C o., Boston.
_____
W AR W IC K.
This town Is In Kent County
Patent granted and signed by the
Earl of Warwick March 14 1643.
Town divided N ov. 4 1913; now War­
wick and West Warwick.
The 3 He
below were issued prior to the divi­
sion. The 4H s were issued in June
1914 to take up portion of Indebted­
ness of old town of Warwick
3 K s g ’02 J-J *$251,000c.Jan 1 193?
4 H g ’ 14 J-J
350.000c July 1 1944
S chool Bonds.
4V4s’ 16 J-J $28.000c..!uly 1 ’ 28-’3i
5s ’20 J-D I 2.030c. June 1 '28-’30
140,000c. June 1 ’31-’35
1140,000c. June 1 ’28-’34
4 Hs’ 24 J-D 75,000c.June 1 ’35-’39
[ 50,000c.June 1 ’40-’44
4 JCs’26 J-J 140,000c. July 1 ’28-’41
4s '27 J-J
50,000e_July 1 ’28-’37
BON D. DEBT Mar 31 ’27$1,139,000
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
100,000
Sinking funds___________
295,678
Assessed valuation, r e a l..20,732,470
Assessed val’n. personal.. 7,145,000
Total val. 1926 (66% act.)27,877,470
Total tax rate (per $1.000)’ 26.$21.00
Popul’n 1925, 18,000, 1920, 13,481
IN T .— The 3!£s are payable prin.
& int. at Rhode Island Hospital &
Trust? Co., Providence; the 414s at
First Nat. Bank, Boston; the 5s at
Union Trust C o., Providence.
* Part of an issue of $400,000, of
which $251 .000 is assumed by War­
wick and $149,000 by West Warwick
W ESTERLY. ~
This town Is In Washington County
Inc. 1669. Population 1910 . 8.696;
1920 9,952.
Funding B onds.
4s g '09 J-D $100,000c..June 1 1939
4 s ’22 . . . 200,000c____1927-1947

CONNECTICUT—DEBT OF STATE
R efu nding B onds.
4s g
J-J $30,000o___Jan 2 1929
4^s
. . . 320,000 _____ 1927-1954
Water Loan.
4s
M-S $15,000r___Sept 1 1927
•3Hsg F-A 73,000c___Feb 11929
3 >£sg’05M-S 63,000c.. .Mch 1 1935
4 s '22 . . . 290,000c____ 1927-1957
B D . D T . M ay 12 ’27____$1,091,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
174,200
Floating debt (add’l)_____
335,200
Sinking fund (water)_____
37,593
Assess, val. real estate___ 13 674,200
Assess. val. personal_____ 7,001,700
Total assess, val. 1926_ 20,675 900
_
(Assessment about 70% act. value.)
Tax (per $1,000) 1926_______ $25.00
IN T . at Old Colony Trust Co.,
Boston, and at U. S. M tge. & Trust
Co., New York.

---------Principal---------— Interest—
Name and P urpose.
Rate. Payable. When Due. Outstand'g.
State bonds ..............
1909 3H A-O
‘ April 1 1934 $2,955,000
do
do .......
..1911 4
J-J
July 1 1936 11.336.000
War lo a n _____________________ 1865 Ceased
Oot.
1 1885100
Permanent improvement bonds 1921 5
J-J
July 1 1936 2,000,666
• Subjeot to call after April 1 1924.
INTEREST on all bonds is payable in Hartford, Conn., but checks are
mailed on request.
TOTAL DEBT. See. July 1 ’26. July 1 ’25. July 1 ’24. July 1 ’23.
Total bonded debt_____ $16,291,100 $16,291,100 $16,291,100 $16,291,100
Civil list funds_________
6,500,127
4,863,913
3,164,905 2,209,234
Sinking fu n d .z________ 12,391,758 12,156,448 11,659,526 11,195,442

Net bonded debt_____$2,600,785
(a)______ $1,466,669 $2,886,424
a After deduction of the civil list and sinking funds from bonded debt
there is found for July 1 1926 a suiqjlus of $2,600,785.
Cash balances, exclusive o f sinking funds, on July 1 1926 amounted to
$6,500,127.
x The General Assembly of 1915 enacted a law providing for a sinking
WEST W ARW IC k T
fund o f $500,000 annually, to be taken from the State tax on the towns and
This place (P. O. West Warwick) used In the purchase of State or municipal bonds. The bonds so purchased
is in Kent County. Incorp. 1913.
are to be held and the proceeds, with the Interest on the purchased bonds
3V4s J-J $149,0 0 0c____Jan 1 1932 are to be used for the redemption, at maturity, of all State bonds. Tnis
4Mg’14J-J 300,000_____July 1 1944 law was repealed in 1919 after four such annual appropriations had been
Ju n ior High S chool Bonds.
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
4M s’26 . . . $350.000_______
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $799,000 sinking fund. The 1921 legislature again authorized the setting aside of
Floating debt___________
216,520 $500,000 annually from State tax od towns to be placed in sinking fund.
208,293 Appropriations for the years 1922 and 1923, each for $500,000, were made,
Sinking fund____________
Assess, val. real estate___ 10,957,660 but at the 1923 session of the Legislature the law was repealed, as the fund,
Personal—
it was found, would easily take care of present debt at maturity o f the bonds.
Tangible______________ 5,490,849 On July 1 1926 the fund had $12,390,034 invested.
Intangible____________ 2,008,391
The General Assembly of 1921 authorized the Treasurer to issue $3,000,Total assessed value 1926
000 deficit bonds, to mature $1,000,000 on July 1 1924, 1925 and 1926, and
about 14 actu al)______ 18,456,900 $2,000,000 State institutions building and improvement bonds, to mature
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 ..$17.00 July 1 1936. The latter issue has been sold. The Act, however, authoriz­
Popul’n 1920, 15,461; 1927, 19,000 ing the $3,000,000 bonds was repealed by the 1923 Legislature, as the bonds
IN T. in Prov. at R. 1. Hosp. Tr. were found unnecessary.
Co. and Union Tr. Co.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— Assessed value believed to be fair value.
Years.
Tax Valuation. \Years.
Tax Valuation. \Years.
Tax Valuation.
WOONSOCKET.
Woonsocket Is In Providence 1925____ $2,434,056,03111918____ al ,464,602,164 1910____ $997,500,664
965,629,807
County. Inc. town in 1867; city 1924 ___ c2,258,265,601 1917____01,375,708,933 1909____
1923 ___ c2,144,303,460 1916____al.278,357,574 1905____
June 13 1888.
712,519,166
1922 ___ c2,018,526,711 1915____01,174,551,713 1900_____ 694,200,162
C ity Hall R epair B onds.
4 j£s’2 7
$150,000r* June 1 ’28-’52 1921____ 61,962,763,631 1914___ a l ,105,081,413 1895_____ 444,321,927
1920 ____ 61,935,355,236 1912___ 1,102,990,545 1888_____ 354,557,515
S ch ool Bonds.
4?4s’ 15 J-D S150.000C-. June 1 1945 1919____01,661,776.728 1911____ 1,041.334,0191
a State tax of $1,750,000 apportioned to towns on basis o f taxes collected.
4M s’25 J-D/150,000c.June 1 ’28-’45
(140.000c. June 1 ’46-’65
6 State tax of $2,000,000 apportioned to towns on basis o f taxes collected.
c State tax o f $1,500,000 apportioned to towns on basis of taxes collected.
4M s’26 M-S/258,OQ0r*.Mar 1 ’28-’46
124C .000r * . Mar 1 ’47-’66
These valuations do not include steam or electric railroads, banks, in­
Ju n ior High S chool B onds.
surance or investment companies and only a small portion of cash, bonds
4JCs’26 A-015$400.000Apr 15 ’28-’77 or notes.
F unding Bonds.
Under Chapter 106, as amended by Chapter 165, Laws of 1901, the State
4 s ’08 M-N4-35,000r*________ 1933 collects the tax on every bank, national banking association, trust. Insur­
4 s ’ l l J-D 250,0000...June 1 1941 ance, Investment and bridge company whose stock Is not exempt from
4J4s’l l J-D 250,000c— .June 1 1941 taxation, and remits the amount so collected to the various city and town
444s’ 14 M-N500.000___ M ay 1 1944 treasurers. The value of such stocks was previously Included In the grand
4s ’ 17 M -N 500.000c._.Apr 1 194/ list of each town.
5 s ’ 18 . . . /200,0 0 0 ...Sept ’27-’38
POPULATION OF STATE.— Population has been as follows:
1160,000 _____ 1939-1948
5s ’ 19 A-O 658,000.-Apr 1 ’ 28-’59 1920 . . . 1,380,631 1 8 8 0 ... 622,700 1840. ____309,978 1810......... 261.942
.1.114.756
1870------ .537,454 1830. ____297,675 1800_____ 251,002
6sg’2.1 M N/140,000c.M ay 1 ’28 ’31 1 9 1 0 ..
. 908,420
1860------ .460,147 1820. ____275.248 1790_____ 237.946
1930,000c.M ay 1 '32 ’61 1 9 0 0 ..
. 748.258
1850___ .370,792
5s ’ 23 J-J 600,000c_July 1 ’28-’33 1 8 9 0 ..
DEBT LIM ITATION.— The constitution of Connecticut contains but a
Highway Impt. Bonds.
4 K s’25 J-D $32,000r* June 1 ’28-’35 dngle provision restricting the debt-making power. The provision is
4 K s’26 J-D 150,000______1927-1936 Article 25, adopted as an amendment in 1877, and is as follows:
No county, city, town, borough or other municipality shall ever sub­
Sewer Bonds.
4J4s’ 15 J-D $50.900c_ June 1 1945 scribe to the capital stock of any railroad corporation, or become the pur­
_
4M s’22 J-D 308,000r*June 1 ’28-’57 chaser of the bonds, or make donation to, or loan its credit, directly or
4/4s’25 J-D / 30,000c.June 1 ’28-’30 indirectly, in aid of, any such corporation; but nothing herein contained
1225,000c. June 1 ’31-’55 shall affect the validity of any bonds or debts incurred under existing
4M s’26 J-D/119,OOOr*.June 1 ’28-56 laws, nor be construed to prohibit the General Assembly from authorizing
1 30,OOOr*. June 1 ’ 57-66 any town or city to protect by additional appropriations o f money or
4M s’27 . . . 150,OOOr*June 1 ’28-’67 credit any railroad debt contracted prior to the adoption o f this amendment.
The foregoing is explicit and comprehensive, covering every municipality.
W ater Bonds.
There were formerly no general restrictions upon the issue of bonds in
3 J4sg’01M-N$200,OOOr ..M a y 1 1931
4s g ’04 J-D 150,0 0 0c...Ju n e 1 1929 the statutes, such restrictions as were provided from time to time being
4 s g ’05M -N 50 ,000 c...N ov 1 1935 Inserted in enabling Acts and in city charters. As to towns, indeed. Sec­
4Ms’22 J-D ( 70,000c.June 1 ’28-’37 tion 1931, Chapter 121. of the Revised Statutes of 1902 granted unlimited
1120,000c. June 1 ’38-’57 power to issue bonds. The 1915 Legislature, however, by Chapter 318
414s’25 J-D l®o,000c.June 1 ’28-’50 passed an Act, last amended by Chapter 111, Laws of 1923, which is as com­
prehensive as it is simple. It is defined as “ An Act limiting the indebted­
4M s’26 J-D 250,000_______________
ness which towns and municipal corporations may incur,” and provides that:
Fire S tation B onds.
4J4s’26 J-D $98,000--June 1 ’28-’51 “ No municipality or subdivision thereof shall incur any indebtedness
through the issue of bonds in excess of five per centum of its grand list, unless
Park Bonds.
4M s’26 J-D $38,OOOr*.June 1 ’ 28-’46 otherwise provided by special A ct,” and that “ in computing the net bonded
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’ 27.$9,263,000 indebtedness subject to the limit prescribed by this Act, bends issued for
Floating debt___________ 1,650.000 the supply of water, gas or electricity shall not be included.”
The General Assembly of 1923 passed a law (constituting Chapter 213,
Sinkingfund____________ 2,004,020
Water debt (included)____ 1,039,000 Laws of 1923), requiring every municipality on and after Jan. 2 1923 to
Sewer debt (included)____
775,000 issue its bonds serially.
Authority to redeem bonds before maturity is granted to any city or
N ET DEBT Apr 1 1927.. 7,699,000
Water sinkingfund (add’l)
301,942 borough, or to any town or other municipality which is authorized to levy
Sewer sinking fund (add’l)
23,568 and collect taxes, through Chapter 200, Laws of 1923.
GRAND LIST DEFINED.— Chapter 111, Laws of 1923, also defines
Assess, val. real est-----------58,587,050
Assessed val’n, personal.*28,304,900 as follows the grand list on which a municipality’s maximum indebtedness
Total valuation 1926_____ 86,891.950 is computed: That grand list shall be (a) the assessed value of the munici­
(Assessment below fair cash value.) pality’s taxable real estate and tangible personalty plus (b) the fair market
value of the municipality’s tax exempt real estate, except that owned by
Tax rate (per $1,000) on real
estate and personal. 1927..$25.00 the county. State or the United States, or that owned by Connecticut’s
* Includes $4,187,500 intangible
property, which is taxed at $4.00 per
$1,000.
Pop’ n 1920. 43 496: 1 9 2 6 ... 50,100
INTEREST on coupon bonds is
GENERAL M AR K ET
payable at First Nat. Bank. Boston.

State of Connecticut
D E B T , RESO U R C ES, Ac.
Admitted as a State______________ One of Or gina! Th;rt.ee;
Total area of State (square miles)___________________ 5.004
State Capital__________________________________________ Hartford
Governor (term expires Jan. 1929)_________ John Trumbull
Lieut.-Governor (term exp. Jan. 1929)____ J. Edwin Brainard
Secretary of State (term exp. Jan. 1929)_Francis A . Pallotti
Treasurer (term exp. Jan. 1929)__________ Ernest E . Rogers
State Comptroller (term exp. .Jan. 1929)_Fred’k A . Salmon
AttorPey-General (term exp. Jan. 1 9 3 1 ).-B e ~ j. W . A1 ing
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Wednesday foi
owing the first Monday in January. A constitutional amendment adopted
in Oct. 1911 limits the length of each session to the first Wednesday after tbf
first Monday in June. V. 95, p. 1435.
H ISTORY OF DEBT.— For early history of the Connecticut State debsee “ State and City Supplement” of April 1895, page 36. The 3.H%
bonds below. It is provided, “ shall be exempt from taxation by or under
State or municipal authority.” The 4s are also exempted from taxation
but the Act provides that “ this exemption shall not be construed to applj
to corporations taxed under the provisions of Section 2331. General Statutes
and amendments thereof.” Connecticut’s debt now is as follows:




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and
LEGAL FOR SAVINGS BANKS

M U N I C I P A L B O N ’D S
R. m . G R A N T & C O
In corp ora ted

BOSTON

NEW YORK

CHICAGO

J une, 1927.]

CONNECTICUT—DEBT OF STATE

four privately conducted colleges (Yale, Wesleyan, Trinity, and the Con­
necticut College for W omen).
T A X EXEMPTION.— A law was enacted by the 1917 Legislature,
exempting from taxation within the State all bonds, notes and other evi­
dences o f 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 law was given in the “ Chronicle” of April 21
1917, page 1617.
Section 1160 of the General Statutes, as amended by Chapter 159, Laws
o f 1919, and Chapter 109, Laws o f 1921, provides that any bonds (original
issue or bonds issued to refund same) issued by any town or city in aid of
the construction of certain railroads shall be exempt from taxation in the
hands of the holders thereof. Bonds of the State are exempt from taxa­
tion when issued pursuant to any Act which provides for their exemption.
(See said section and chapters given above.)
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS— PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIC­
TION S.— A complete revision of the law concerning investments by savings
banks was made by the 1919 Legislature. The 1921 Legislature amended
sub-section 20 ot' section 3972 extending fora 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 also passed an act permitting savings banks to invest two per
cent o f their deposits and surplus in equipment obligations issued by the
National Railway Service Corporation. In 1923 the law was amended in
two particulars (V. 116, p. 2545). The restriction placed in subdivision
21 upon the amount that a savings bank may invest in railroad equipment
trust notes, bonds or certificates was raised from 2% to 6% o f deposits
and surplus, but the amount that may be placed in such securities of any
one road is limited to 2% o f deposits and surplus. The other amends sub­
division 23 in relation to water companies in Connecticut. It makes
eligible for investment, in addition to bonds o f such companies supplying
communities having a population o f not less than 15,000, bonds of any
company which has had gross receipts for water service in Connecticut in
amount o f more than $50,000 yearly for five consecutive years, and whose
franchise is an exclusive one in the territory served by it. Chapter 141 of
the 1925 laws, as amended in 1927, permits investment in additional public
service company bonds.
An Act o f 1927 gives savings banks authority to make loans on adjusted
service compensation certificates issued to World War veterans. The
text o f the law as it now stands 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 o f 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 o f exchange is i ndorsed 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 o f Boston, Massachusetts, the city of Providence, Rhode Island, the
city o f 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 o f 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
o f said depositary bank;
(3) In the stock or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State
o f the United States which was admitted to Statehood prior to January 1
1896, which has not, within ten years previous to making such invest­
ment by such corporation, defaulted for more than ninety days in the
payment of any part o f either principal or interest o f any debt authorzed by the Legi slature 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 o f at least ten years
previous to making such investment by such corporation, and which have
been issued in pursuance of the authority of the Legislature of such State,
(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 o f such State theretofore in default, and on which said funding
or settlement obligation or obligation issued to refund the same there has
been no default in the payment of either principal or interest since its issue,
rovided the authorization of any obligation by the Legislature of any such
tate 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 o f any county, town, city, borough, school district
fire district or sewer district, in this State;
(5) In the stock or bonds o f any incorporated city situated in one of the
States of the United States which was admitted to Statehood prior to
January 1 1896, and which w'as incorporated as a city, under the same
or a different name, at least twenty-five years prior to making such in­
vestment, and which has not less than twenty thousand inhabitants, as
ascertained by the United States or State Census, or any municipal census
taken by authority o f the State, next preceding such investment, pro­
vided the amount o f the bonds o f such city, including the issue in which
such investment is made, and its proportion, based on the valuations
o f property therein for the assessment for taxation next preceding such
investment, o f 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 o f its funded indebtedness or interest thereon
within fifteen years next preceding the purchase of such bonds by the savings
bank. The provisions o f 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 o f the issuing city are
not pledged. A city or 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 interest-bearing obligations issued by a railroad cor­
poration organized under the laws of any o f the New England States, and
owning in fee not less than 300 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 inter­
est-bearing 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
paid its dividends within the meaning of this sub-division, but in case the
lessee shall hold any shares of tha capital stock of the lessor, such shares shall
not be considered as outstanding within the meaning of this sub-division.
(7) in bonds or debentures actually issued by a railroad corporation
Incorporate! in any of the New England States, at least Jd 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
which was at the date thereof, or is at the time of making the investment,
a first mortgage on not less than 75% of the railroad o f 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 mortgage bonds of such railroad
corporation, or by a mortgage which is a prior lien on some part of the rail­
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of all outstanding prior lien bonds, or that if the railroad and railroad
property of such corporation are unincumbered by mortgage, such bonds
or debentures shall be issued under the authority of one of said States which
provides by law that no such railroad corporation which has issued bonds or
debentures shall subsequently execute a mortgage upon its road, equip­
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%
er annum on all its outstanding capital stock in each fiscal year for the
ve 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 as outstanding within the mean­
ing of this sub-division.
(8) No bonds or other Interest-bearing obligations shall be made a legal
Investment by sub-divisions 6 and 7 in case the authorized issue thereof,
with all outstanding prior debts of the issuing or 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
at the date of such investment.
(9) In the bonds issued by a railroad, terminal, depot, bridge, tun­
nel 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
under the laws of any of said States, assumed by a railroad, terminal,
depot, bridge, tunnel 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 cor­
poration, or the fixed property, in the case of a terminal, depot, bridge or
tunnel corporation, owned by the corporation issuing the bonds, or byre­
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 case the mort­
gage securing the bonds shall authorize a total issue of bonds which, added
to the total debt described in sub-division 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
sumed 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 standardgauge railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United States, and provided
such railroad corporation has complied during each of said fiscal years
with the provisions of sub-division 14, or if such corporation owned in fee
less than 500 miles o f such railroad, the gross earnings of such corporation,
as reckoned in sub-division 14, shall have been not less than $10,000,000.
(11) In the mortgage bonds, as described in sub-division 15, issued or as­
sumed by any railroad corporation inccrporated 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 of 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. N o 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 which
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 o f 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
revisions of sub-division 14. No bonds shall be made a legal investment
y 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, a corporation described in, and which
has complied with all the provisions of, sub-divisions 10 and 14, nor unless
it 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
irincipal and interest of all indebtedness and shall have paid in dividends
n cash to its stockholders an amount equal to at least 4% upon all its out­
standing capital stock; the gross earnings from the operation of the property
of such 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
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
ness, 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
not operated by said corporation, whicji have been deposited with a trustee
as the only security for the payment or bonds or notes issued by said cor­
poration. but not in excess or 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 sub­
ject to the lien of said mortgage is connected: that the date of «aid mortgage
Is at least 5 years prior to the date of such investment, unless the corporation
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; (6) 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
road owned in fee at the date of the mortgage. It is a first mortgage on at
least 75% 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, representing or covering railroad mile­
age not owned in fee. the bonds secured by said mortgage shall not become
legal investments unless said corporation owns in fee at least 75% of the
total mileage which is subject to the lien of such mortgage, including the

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mileage which is represented or covered by said stocks or bonds; that 75% laws of any other State or of the United States, which issued or guaranteed
of the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage is connected; that the or is the lessee o f the equipment securing such equipment trust notes, bonds
date of said mortgage is at least 5 years prior to the date of such invest­ or certificates, including therein the outstanding amounts of all previously
ment, unless the corporation issuing, assuming or guaranteeing the bond has issued series of such equipment trust notes, bonds or certificates, shall
complied with sub-division 14 for each o f the 10 fiscal years o f such corpora­ exceed 3 times the capital stock of such railroad corporation outstanding
tion next preceding the date of such investment; but a mortgage given in sub­ at the time o f making said investment.
stitution for and not greater in amount than such mortgage, covering the
(22)
.
may invest
same railroad or property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this and surplus Savings banks by any streetnot exceeding 2% of their deposits
railway corporation
requirement, (c) That the mortgage seeming the bonds was at the date In this Statein bonds issued which is located wholly or in part incorporated
the railway of
therein, pro­
thereof, or is at the date of such investment, a first mortgage or a mortgage vided such
mortgage
the
or trust indenture which is in effect a first mortgage upon all the railroads, mortgage orbonds are secured by ainvestment which was at the date of less
is at the date of the
a first
subject to the lien of said mortgage or trust indenture by virtue of the irrevo­ than 75% of the railway of such corporation owned in mortgage on not the
fee at the date of
cable pledge with the trustee thereof of an entire issue of issues of bonds mortgage, and provided the gross earnings of said corporation each fiscal
which are a first lien, upon the railroad of a railroad corporation which is year for the 5 years next preceding the date of such investment were not
owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and operated,by less than $100,000, and that said corporation in each of said years earned
the corporation issuing or assuming said bonds; that 75% of the railroad
in cash an amount equal to at least 4% per annum
subject to the lien of said mortgage is connected; that the date of said mort­ and paid in dividends capital stock, and provided, at the date of any such
upon the
gage is at least 5 years prior to the date of such investment, unless the cor- dividend, outstanding
the outstanding capital stock is equal to at least
or the debt
oration issuing, assuming or guaranteeing the bonds has complied with sub- of such corporation.
ivision 14 for each of the 10 fiscal years o f such corporation next preceding
(23)
. Savings banks may Invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits
the date of such investment; but a mortgage given in substitution for ana
not greater in amount than such mortgage, and covering the same railroad and surplus in mortgage bonds and other interest-bearing obligations of
any water company incorporated in this State supplying water for domestic
property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this requirement
(d) That the mortgage securing the bonds was at the date thereof, or is at use to communities in this State having a population of not less than 15,000,
the date of such investment, a refunding mortgage which provides for the or of any such company whose gross receipts for water service in this State
retirement of all prior lien mortgage bonds of said corporation outstanding shall have been more than $50,000 per annum for five consecutive years, and
at the time of said investment, and covering at least 75% of the railroad whose franchise is an exclusive one in the territory served by it and un­
owned in fee by said company at the date of said mortgage. No mortgage limited in time, provided the amount of all the outstanding debts of such
is to be regarded as a refunding mortgage under the provisions of this sub­ company does not exceed its capital stock, and provided such water com­
division unless the bonds which it secures mature at a later date than any pany has earned each year and paid in cash from its officially reported net
bond which it is given to refund; but, in case bonds are issued to mature at an earnings, as shown by its annual report or other official statement under
earlier date than any bond which it is given to refund, the mortgage con­ oath, to municipal. State or United States authorities, dividends of not less
tains the provisions that bonds issued to mature at an earlier date may be than 4% per annum on its entire outstanding capital stock, for a period of
retired by a like amount of bonds reissued under said mortgage, (e) That 4 years next preceding the making of the investment.
(24)
. Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits
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 and surplus in bonds of any telephone company incorporated in this State,
by said refunding mortgage, provided the bonds issued under such mortgage whose property is located chiefly in this State, which are secured by a first
are to be refunded by said refunding mortgage, and the property covered mortgage upon at least 75% of the property of such company, including
by said prior lien mortgage is operated by, and its operations included in, Its franchises, rights and privileges, and limiting the amount of bonds issu­
able thereunder to 75% of the valuation of the property mortgaged, exclud­
those of the railroad corporation issuing said refunding mortgage.
ing any valuation of said franchises, rights and privileges, and providing
(16)
. No bond shall be made a legal investment by sub-division 10 in case gross income of such telephone company shall have been not less than
the
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds, $2,000,000 per annum during each of the 5 fiscal years of such telephone
which, with all outstanding prior debts o f the issuing or assuming corpora­ company next preceding the date of such investment.
tion, including all bonds not issued that may legally be issued under any of
(25)
. Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits
Its prior debts, or of its assumed prior debts, after deducting therefrom in and surplus in bonds of any telephone company incorporated in any of the
case of a refunding mortgage the bonds reserved under the provisions of New England States, or in the State of New York, and secured by a first
said mortgage, to retire prior debts at maturity, shall exceed 3 times the mortgage upon at least 75% of the property of such telephone company,
outstanding capital stock of said corporation at the date of such investment: or by the deposit with a trust company incorporated under the laws of one
no bond shall be made a legal investment by sub-divisions 11, 12 and 13 in of the New England States or of the State of New York of bonds or shares of
case the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds, stock, or both, of other telephone corporations under an indenture of trust
which, added to the total debt, as defined in this sub-division, of the which limits the amount of bonds so secured to 75 % of the value of the se­
guaranteeing corporation, including therein the authorized amount of all curities deposited as stated and determined in said indenture, and provided
previously guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed 3 times the capital stock the gross income of such telephone company shall have been not less than
o f said guaranteeing corporation outstanding at the time o f making said $25,000,000 per annum during each of the 5 fiscal years of such telephone
Investment; in case o f a mortgage executed prior to May 28 1913, under company next preceding the date of such investment. N o bond of a tele­
which the total amount o f bonds which may be issued is not specifically phone company shall be made a legal investment under sub-divisions 24 and
stated, the amount o f bonds outstanding thereunder at the date of such 25 unless during each of the fiscal years of such telephone company next
investment shall be considered as the total authorized issue.
preceding the date of such investment said telephone company shall have
(17) Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under paid the matured principal and interest of all its indebtedness, and shall
any o f the provisions o f sub-divisions 10 to 20, incl., shall not be rendered have paid, during each of said years, in cash dividends an amount equal
Illegal, although the corporation issuing, assuming or guaranteeing such to not less than 6% per annum of all its outstanding issues of capital stock,
bonds shall fail for a period not exceeding 2 successive fiscal years to comply and the dividends paid on the capital stock of such telephone company
with the requirements of sub-divisions 10 and 14; but no further investment shall not have been less than the total amount necessary to pay the interest
in the bonds issued, assumed or guaranteed by said corporation shall be made upon its entire outstanding indebtedness.
(26) Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2 % of their deposits and sur­
after the first fiscal year o f such failure; but if, after the expiration of said
period, said corporation complies for the following fiscal year with all the plus in mortgage bonds of any gas or electric light company, incorporated un­
requirements o f sub-divisions 10 and 14, it shall be regarded as having com­ der the laws of this State, supplying gas or electricity for lighting to any com­
plied therewith during said period, and thereupon said bonds shall be legal munity in this State whose franchise is an exclusive one and unlimited in
Investments, but in case or any subsequent failure to comply with sub­ time, provided the amount of the outstanding debts of such company does
divisions 10 and 14 the bonds o f said corporation shall not be purchased not exceed its capital stock, and provided such gas or electric company has
until said corporation shall have complied each year for 5 successive years earned each year and paid in cash from its officially reported net earnings
as shown by its annual report or other sworn official statement to the
with said sub-divisions 10 and 14.
(18) Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under municipal. State or United States authorities, dividends of not less than
any o f the provisions o f sub-divisions 10 to 20, inch, shall not be rendered 5% per annum on its entire outstanding capital stock for a period of four
Illegal because the property upon which they are secured has been or shall years next preceding the making of such investment. The term "indebt­
be conveyed to or legally acquired by another railroad corporation, and the edness,” as used in this Act, shall be construed to mean and include all
corporation which issued or assumed said bonds has been or shall be con­ bonds, notes and other obligations or accounts payable at a time or times
solidated with another railroad corporation, if the consolidated or purchas­ more than a year after their date.
(27) Savings banks may invest in the capital stock of any bank or trust
ing corporation shall assume the payment of said bonds, and so long as it
shall continue to pay regularly interest or dividends, or both, upon the se­ company located in this State, or in the City of New York in the State of
curities issued against, in exchange for, or to acquire the stock of, the cor­ New York, or in the City of Boston in the State of Massachusetts, but no
poration consolidated, or the property purchased, or upon securities sub­ savings bank shall hold by way of investment and as security for loans
sequently issued in exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount at least more than 20% of its deposits in the stocks of such banks or trust compan­
equal to 4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding at the times ies, at par value, nor more than 3% of its deposits, nor more than $100,000
of such consolidation or purchase, of said corporation which issued or as­ of par value in, nor more than M of the capital stock of, any such bank or
trust company. The provisions of this sub-division shall not render illegal
sumed said bonds.
any
(19)
. If a railroad corporation which has complied with all the require­ such investments owned by any bank or trust company on Aug. 1 1913.
(28) Savings banks may invest not exceeding 20% of their deposits
ments o f sub-divisions 10 and 14 except that the period o f compliance is
less than 5 years, shall be, or shall have been, consolidated or merged with, and surplus in notes secured by pledge of stock or bonds as collateral, pro­
or its railroad purchased and all the debts of such corporation assumed by, vided the corporation issuing such stock or bonds shall have paid thereon
another railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of the United dividends or interest at the rate of not less than 4 % per annum during the
States, or any State, the corporation so succeeding shall be considered as two years next preceding the time when such loan is made: or by the
having complied with all the provisions of said sections during those suc­ pledge of any stocks or bonds or other obligations which under the pro­
cessive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or pur
visions of this section may be purchased by savings banks; but the mar­
chase, in which said consolidated, merged or purchased corporations, if ket value of any securities given to secure any collateral loan shall be at
considered as one continuous corporation in ownership and possession, least 20% in excess of the amount of the loan and not more than 5% of the
would, taken together, have so complied, provided in the case of a railroad aggregate deposit in any savings bank shall be loaned on the stock, bonds
corporation which has complied with all the requirements of said sub­ or other obligations of one corporation, or by the pledge of deposit accounts
divisions except that the period o f compliance is less than 5 years, said and books in savings banks in this State to an amount not exceeding the
succeeding corporation shall continue so to comply for a further period balance due from said savings banks on such deposit account.
(29) The provisions of this Act shall not render illegal the investment in,
which shall make such compliance equivalent to at least 5 successive years.
'20). If, by means o f consolidation, merger or purchase, a railroad corpor­ nor the investment hereafter in, any bonds or interest-bearing obligations
ation shall own and possess the properties and franchises which, prior issued or assumed by a railroad corporation, which were a legal invest­
thereto, belonged to similar corporations, and, during the years next pre­ ment on May 28 1913, so long as such bonds or interest-bearing obligations
ceding such consolidation, merger or purchase, one or more of said cor­ continue to comply with the laws in force prior to said date: but no such
porations, have regularly paid in cash to stockholders dividends in amounts bond or interest-bearing obligation that fails, subsequent to said date,
equaling or exceeding 4% per annum upon the entire capital stock of the to comply with said laws, shall again be a legal investment unless such
successor corporation outstanding at the time of the investment, such suc­ bonds or int.-bearing obligations comply with the provisions o f this section.
cessor corporation shall be considered as having paid such dividends during
(30) If any street railway company, the bonds of which were a legal in­
the same period o f years; the time during which any railroad is operated by vestment prior to May 28 1913 shall fail, in any fiscal year subsequent to
the Government o f the United States and the earnings and dividends made said date, to pay dividends equal to 4% upon its outstanding capital stock,
ana paid during said time shall not be taken into consideration In deter­ the bonds of such railway company shall cease to be a legal investment
mining the compliance of the corporation owning said railroad with any of until such company has complied with all the provisions of sub-division 22
the provisions of this section, nor shall any default in the earning or pay­ of this section.
ment o f dividends or any failure to make the gross earnings required by this
(31) In the sub-divisions of this section which relate to railroad bonds the
section, during said period of Government control and for two years there­ word "debt” shall be construed to mean obligations issued or assumed
after, render any bonds illegal for investment which were legal at the evidenced by a series of bonds or other interest-bearing instruments which
mature at a time or times exceeding 3 years after their date, and the term
beginning of said Government operation.
(21). Savings banks may invest not exceeding 6% of their deposits "railroad corporation" shall be construed to mean a corporation which owns
and surplus in equipment trust notes, bonds or certificates issued by, or or is in possession of and operating a railroad or railway of the class usually
which are guaranteed by endorsement both as to principal and interest b y . operated by steam power. Street railway corporations are not railroad
or which are secured by lease of equipment to. a railroad corporation which. corporations within the meaning of this section.
in case o f a rairoad corporation incorporated under thelaws of any of the New
(32) Savings banks may invest not exceeding 2% of their deposits and
England States, has complied with sub-division 6, or which, in the case of a surplus in notes secured by a trust indenture of any stocks or bonds or other
railroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any other State, or of the obligations which under provisions of this section may be purchased by
United States, has complied with all the provisions of sub-divisions 10 and savings banks; the market value of any securities given shall be at least
14, provided said notes, bonds or certificates are secured by a first lien on, 20% in excess of the amount of the loan, provided the bonds under such
or by a lease and conditional sale of, new standard railroad equipment free trust indenture shall be legal investment for the savings banks of this State.
from other encumbrances, for the purchase of which said notes, bonds or
(33) Savings banks may invest not exceeding 10% of their deposits and
certificates were issued at not exceeding 90% o f the purchase price thereof, surplus in the obligations of the Government of the Kingdom of Great
and provided the instrument under which such notes, bonds or certificates Britain and Ireland, and the Government of the French Republic and the
are issued or the lease of such equipment to the railroad corporation
Government of the Dominion of Canada or any of its provinces, provided
provides for the proper maintenance of the equipment covered thereby such obligations have a fixed and definite date of maturity and shall be
and for the payment of the entire issue of such notes, bonds or certificates the direct obligations of such Government or province and that the full
in not exceeding 15 annual or 30 semi-annual installments, without the faith and credit of such Government or province shall be pledged for its
release of any part of the lien or interest in any of the equipment securing payment, principal and interest.
such notes, bonds or certificates until the entire issue of such series of notes,
(34) [Added by Act of 1923.] “ Savings banks may invest not exceeding
bonds or certificates shall have been paid or redeemed, provided in no case two per centum of their deposits and surplus in prior lien equipment obli­
shall the investment in the equipment trust notes, bonds or certificates of gations or equipment trust certificates issued by the National Railway
any one railroad corporation be in excess of 2% o f such deposits and surplus. Service Corporation in pursuance of any equipment trusts financed in whole
No equipment trust notes, bonds or certificates shall be made a legal or in part through a loan or loans made or approved by the Inter-State
investment by this section in case the series authorizes an amount which, Commerce Commission, provided such securities are issued for not exceeding
added to the total debt as defined in subdivision 8, in the case of a railroad in par value sixty per centum of the cost of standard railway equipment,
corporation organized under the laws of any o f the New England States, and that such obligations shall mature in approximately equal annual or
or subdivision 16 in the case of a railroad corporation organized under the semi-annual installments over a period of not exceeding fifteen years.”




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CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS

Chapter 141 o f the Laws o f 1925, as amended in 1927, referred to above,
Section 1. Savings banks may invest in bonds o f any corporation en­
gaged in the generation and sale of electricity or in the generation and sale
o f electricity and in addition thereto some other form o f public service
enterprise, incorporated under the laws of the United States or any State
thereof and doing the major portion of its business in the United States,
and operating under the supervision of a public service or other commission
requiring a uniform system o f accounting, subject (A) to the following
restrictions as to the corporation issuing or assuming the bonds: (a) The
gross income of such corporation shall be not less than one million dollars
for the year immediately preceding the time o f making such investment
and shall be derived (1) at least seventy-five per centum from the sale of
electricity and (2) not to exceed ten per centum from the operation of srteet
railway properties: (b) such corporation shall have either a franchise or
franchises under which at least seventy-five per centum o f its gross income
is earned, extending at least ten years beyond the maturity of any such
bond, or an indeterminate permit from, or agreement with, a public service
or other commission; (c) such corporation shall own and operate steam or
hydro-electric power plants capable of generating at least sixty per centum
o f its actual electric sales for the year immediately preceding the time of
making the investment: (d) the capital stock of such corporation shall be
equal to at least two-thirds of the total funded debt o f such corporation,
provided, in the case of a corporation having shares without par value, the
amount of capital which such shares represent shall be the stated capital
as shown by the books o f the corporation; (e) the combined surplus and
reserves for depreciation and for contingencies o f such corporation shall be
not less than the following percentages of the actual value of the fixed
property of such corporation as shown by its books: (1) Ten per centum in
the case o f a corporation generating more than fifty per centum of its
electrical output from water power, or (2) fifteen per centum in the case of
a corporation generating more than fifty per centum of its electrical output
from steam (f) for five years immediately preceding the time of making
such investment, the officially reported net earnings of such corporation,
as shown by its annual reports or other sworn statements to the municipal,
State or United States authorities, available for interest charges, after
deducting charges to cover depreciation, taxes and rentals, shall have been
equal to at least twice the interest charges for the period on such corpora­
tion’s total outstanding funded debt, and for the year immediately pre­
ceding the time of making the investment such net earnings less such de­
ductions shall have been equal to at least twice the interest charges on the
corporation’s total outstanding funded debt; (g) the term “ funded debt”
as used in this Act shall be construed to mean all interest-bearing debt
maturing more than one year from date o f issue; and (B) to the restrictions
as to such bonds that any such bond shall be one of an issue of not less than
one million dollars, and such issue, plus the total amount of any under­
lying bonds, shall be outstanding in an amount not to exceed sixty per
centum of the value of the actual fixed property securing such bonds, as
shown by the corporation’s books, exclusive of work in progress, and any
such bond shall be either (a) a closed underlying mortgage bond secured by
property owned and operated by the corporation issuing or assuming the
bond, which property is of currently usable value to the corporation and is
so used a major portion of the time, provided such bond is to be refunded by
a junior mortgage providing for its retirement, and that such underlying
mortgage may remain open solely for the issue of additional bonds which
are to be pledged under such junior mortgage; or (b) by a first mortgage
bond constituting the only mortgage debt o f such corporation, and, in case
such mortgage is not closed, its terms shall prevent the issuance of addi­
tional bonds for extensions, improvements and property acquisitions unless
such additional bonds are to be issued either (1) for an amount not to exceed
seventy-five per centum of the actual cost of such extensions, improvements
and property acquisitions, when net earnings available for interest charges,
for twelve months out of the fifteen months preceding application to the
trustee under such mortgage for authentication of such additional bonds,
have been equal to at least one and three-quarters times the interest charges
for one year on the total amount of bonds outstanding under such mort­
gage and the proposed additional bonds, or (2) for an amount not to exceed
eighty per centum o f the actual cost of such extensions, improvements and
property acquisitions, when net earnings available for interest charges,
for twelve months out of the fifteen months preceding application to the
trustee under such mortgage for authentication o f such additional bonds,
have been equal to at least twice the interest charges for one year on the
total amount of bonds outstanding under such mortgage and the proposed
additional bonds; or (c) a refunding mortgage bond providing for the re­
tirement of all prior lien or divisional mortgage bonds of such corporation
outstanding at the time o f making the investment, which refunding mort­
gage bond is secured by a lien on property owned and operated by the
corporation issuing or assuming the bonds, provided any mortgage prior
in lien to such refunding mortgage shall be closed unless such prior mortgage
shall remain open solely for the issue o f additional bonds which are to be
pledged under such refunding mortgage, and provided, if there shall exist a
mortgage junior in lien to such refunding mortgage bond, such refunding
mortgage bond is to be refunded by such junior mortgage, and provided,
in case such refunding mortgage is not closed, its terms shall prevent the
issuance o f additional bonds for extensions, improvements and property
acquisitions unless such additional bonds are to be issued either (1) for an
amount not to exceed seventy-five per centum of the actual cost of such
extensions, improvements and property acquisitions, when net earnings
available for interest charges, for twelve months out of the fifteen months
preceding application to the trustee under such mortgage for authentication
o f such additional bonds, have been equal to at least one and three-quarters
times the interest charges for one year on the total amount of bonds out­
standing under such mortgage, those secured by equal or prior liens, and
the proposed additional bonds, or (2) for an amount not to exceed eighty
per centum o f the actual cost o f such extensions, improvements and prop­
erty acquisitions, when net earnings available for interest charges, for
twelve months out o f the fifteen months preceding application to the trus­
tee under such mortgage for authentication of such additional bonds, have
been equal to at least twice the interest charges for one year on the total
amount o f bonds outstanding under such mortgage, those secured by equal
or prior liens and the proposed additional bonds.
Sec. 2. Savings banks may also invest in the bonds of corporation8
engaged in furnishing telephone communication, incorporated under the
laws of the United States or any State thereof and doing the major part of
their business in the United States, subject (A) to the following restrictions
as to the corporation issuing or assuming the bonds; la) The gross income
of such corporation, for three years prior to the time o f making the invest­
ment, shall have been not less than fifteen million dollars annually; (b) the
total outstanding funded debt o f such corporation at the time of making
the investment shall not exceed the outstanding capital stock of such cororation; (c) for five years immediately preceding the time of making the
[vestment, the officially reported net earnings of such corporation available
for interest charges, after having made adequate provision for maintenance
and for depreciation of the physical assets o f the corporation, shall have been
equal to at least twice the interest charges for the period on the corpora­
tion’s total outstanding debt, and for the yfear immediately preceding the
time o f making the investment, such net earnings shall have been equal
to at least twice the interest charges on the corporation’s total outstanding
debt; (d) the term “ funded debt” as used in this Act shall be construed to
mean all interest-bearing debt maturing more than one year from date
o f issue; and (B) to the restrictions as to such bonds that any such bond
shall be one o f an issue of not less than five million dollars, that not to
exceed thirty-three and one-third per centum of the specific security for
such bond may consist o f stock or unsecured obligations of affiliated or
other telephone companies or both, and that such bond, plus the total
amount o f any underlying bonds, shall be outstanding in an amount not
to exceed sixty per centum of the value o f the actual fixed property of
such corporation securing such bonds, and that any such bond shall be
either (a) a first mortgage bond secured by property owned and operated
by the corporation issuing or assuming the bonds, provided, if there shall
exist a mortgage junior in lien to such first mortgage bond, such first mort­
gage bond is to be refunded by such junior mortgage, or (b) a bond secured
by a refunding mortgage providing for the retirement o f all prior lien mort­
gage bonds of such corporation outstanding at the time of making the
investment, which refunding mortgage bond is secured by a lien on at
least fifty per centum of the property owned and operated by the corpora­
tion issuing or assuming the bond, provided, if there shall exist a mortgage
junior in lien to such refunding mortgage bond, such refunding mortgage
bond is to be retired by such junior mortgage, and provided any mortgage
prior in lien to such refunding mortgage bond shall be closed.
Sec. 3. The provisions of Sections 3976, 3977 and 3978 of the General
Statutes shall apply to Section one hereof.
Section 4. No savings bank may invest more than 15% of its deposits
and surplus in the bonds which may become legal under the provisions of
Section one o f this Act, or more than 2% of such deposits and surplus in the

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bonds of any one such corporation engaged in the generation and sale of
electricity. No savings bank shall invest more than 5% of its deposits
and surplus in the bonds of telephone corporations which may become
legal under the provisions of Section two of this Act or more than 2% of
such deposits and surplus in the bonds of any one such telephone corporation.
Sec. 5. This Act shall not affect the provisions of sub-divisions twentytwo, twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-five and twenty-six of Section
3972 of the General Statutes, and savings banks may continue to invest
in bonds authorized under said sub-divisions.
The text of the 1927 Act referred to above, which allows investment in
loans on adjusted service compensation certificates, follows:
Section 1. Savings banks may accept as security adjusted service cer­
tificates issued under the provisions of an Act o f Congress passed M ay 19
1924, entitled "A n Act to provide adjusted compensation for veterans of the
World War and for other purposes,” and any amendments thereof.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS.— Section 3973 of the
General Statutes provides that “ Savings banks may invest in loans secured
by first mortgage on unencumbered real estate, not to exceed 50% of the
value o f such real estate, located in this State, or in the County of Provi­
dence, Washington or Kent in the State of Rhode Island, or in the County
of Worcester, Hampden or Berkshire in the Commonwealth of Massa­
chusetts, or in the County of Dutchess, Putnam or Westchester, or on
Fisher’s Island, in the State of New Y ork.” An Act of 1927 restricts this
class of investment by the following provision: “ No savings bank shall
invest in loans secured by first mortgages on unencumbered real estate as
provided in Section 3973 of the General Statutes, to an amount in excess
of 75% of its deposits and surplus. Any savings bank holding loans upon
real estate in excess o f 75% of its deposits and surplus at the time o f the
passage of this Act, shall reduce the aggregate amount of such loans to the
limit prescribed herein, on or before July 1 1932.”
ONE AND TW O NAME PAPER.— Section 3975 of the General Statutes,
as amended in 1927, restricting loans on one and two-name paper reads:
“ Savings banks may invest not exceeding 5% of their deposits and surplus
in notes, each of which shall be the joint and several obligation of two or
more parties, all residents o f this State, but no savings bank shall loan on
personal security to one person more than 3% of its deposits at the time of
making such loan.”
The Bank Commissioner at regular intervals issues a list of securities
which meet with the requirements of the savings bank investment law.
The most recent one published by us appeared in V. 123, p. 1003.y
TRUST FUNDS— HOW LOANED OR IN VESTED— Investment of
trust funds is regulated by Section 4903 of the General Statutes, as amended
by Chapter 171 of Laws o f 1925. Sec. 4903 follows:
Trust funds, unless otherwise provided in the instrument creating the
trust, may be loaned on the security of mortgages on unincumbered real
estate in this State, double in value the amount loaned, or may be invested
in such mortgages or in the bonds or loans of this State, or of any town, city
or borough of this State, or in any bonds, stocks or other securities in
which the savings banks in this State may be authorized by law to invest,
or may be deposited in savings banks incorporated by this State, or in the
capital stock of any insurance company chartered by the State not less than
ten years prior to such investment, with authority to issue insurances upon
lives, and which shall have regularly paid in dividends in cash an amount
not less than six per centum on its outstanding shares of capital stock in each
fiscal year for the five years next preceding such investment.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN CONNECTICUT
The relation which the towns, cities and boroughts of this State bear to
one another is peculiar and requires a word of explanation. The State
is divided into eight counties, and these counties are made up o f towns,
numbering in the aggregate 169. The towns are the civil unit, and on the
assessed valuation (which is called the “ Grand List” o f 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 ora borough, or both, all of which
may at the same time have bonds outstanding. Many towns and cities,
however, whose limits were about identical, have been consolidated (in­
cluding Shelton, Bridgeport, New Britain, New London and New Haven),
and the outstanding bonds o f both town and city are reported together with­
out distinction.
The borough stands in about the same relation to the town as does the
city. The grand list as determined for the town is used by both the city
and the borough in levying taxes, the city, for instance, putting a tax of
its own on its share of the total grand list of the town. This tax is addi­
tional to the town tax. In eight municipalities the schools are in the charge
of school districts (40 in all), which also are empowered to issue bonds and
to levy a tax, so that to cover the total tax paid by a city, it is necessary to
take into account the State, town, city and school district levies. In the
statements which follow we give under one heading the town and city,
wherever they bear the same name, for, though distinct corporations, their
debts are to greater or less extent the debts of a single community.
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The total indebtedness o f all the towns, cities, boroughs and counties in
the State was in 1924 $107,162,098. 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:
Funded debt.
Floating debt. * Total debt.
1924________________.$94,562,618.00
$12,599,80.00
$107,162,098.00
1920 _______________ 69,511,940 00
9,873,960 75
79,385,900 75
9,122,333 00
1916_______________ 51,268,300 00
60,390,633 00
1912........................... 37.058,361 70
6,481,868 99
43,540,230 69
1908 _______________ 30,598,153 47
7,865,551 44
38,463,704 91
1904 ........................... 26,906,859 05
5,269,101 56
32,520,460 61
5,005,323 09
1900 _______________ 22,142,993 58
27,624,827 42
1896 .......................
19,749,667 08
4,384,980 56
24,581,066 55
1892 .......................
16,023,832 46
4,473,571 36
20,627.058 48
3,759,642 86
18S8_______________ 15.569,818 67
19,392.804 89
* In 1904 and at former periods the county debt ($344,500 in 1904) was
not divided into funded and floating debt, and therefore is included only
In total debt column.
Against the funded debt for the quadrennial period ending in 1920
there was a sinking fund o f $5,955,130.03. For the 1924 period there was
a sinking fund of $7,150,834.
BETHEL.
AN SONIA*
Tb?3 town is in Fairfield County.
Ansonia is in New Haven County.
Inc. April 1889. Legislature in 1893 Incorporated M ay 1855.
authorized consolidation of borough,
C onsolidated Bonds.
town and fire district to form present 4 Hs’23M -Nl 5 f$58,000cMayl 5’28-41
city.
1 3,000c M ayl5 1942
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
Refund.bds.(dueNov 1 ’51) $20,000
4 ^ g ’23J-D15$170,000c*J’nel5’28-’43 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 ’2 6 .. $83,000
39,500
Water debt (add’l ) ______
Bridge Bonds.
414gT3 A-OS51,000c*Apr 1 '28-’44 Total grand list ’26 (about
Sewer Bonds.
90% actual)___________ 3,414,511
Is g TO J-J $75.0000*. .July 1 1935 Tax rate (per $1,0001 1926 .$25.00
Refunding Bonds.
Population 1910, 3,792; 1926, 3,600
Is ' l l M-N $75,000c*. _Jan. 1 1937
IN T . on bonds of 1923 at Bethel
4 « s '1 5 M -N 90,000c*May 1 '28-'45 National Bank, Bethel.
School Bonds.
Is '05 J-J
$7,000o*July 1 ’2 8 -’30 BLOOMFIELD.
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 '27- $473,000
This town is in Hartford County.
150,000 Tnc. M ay 1835.
Sinking fund____________
Tot. val. '26(75% a c t .) ..23,377,798 BOND. DEBT Sept 7’ 26. $87,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926__ $24.00
Floating debt (add’l)______
34,539
Population 1910. 15,152; 1920 17.643 Assess- value, real estate_ 3,894,582
_
IN T . at Ansonia Nat. Bank and Assessed value, personal_
_ 440,633
City Treasurer’s office.
Total assess, value 1926
(about actual)_________ 4,696,280
BERLIN.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$23.00
This town is in Fairfield County. Pop'n '20. 2,394; ’2 6 ..........
3,300
Incorporated M ay 1785.
BRANFORD.
School and Road Bonds.
4s
F-A $58.000c ______________
This town is in New Haven County.
(Due $2,000 yearly on Aug. 1.)
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 -- $58,000 4J£s'23J-D30$120,000cJune 30 '34-62
Ass’d val.’26(abt. 4-5 act ) . 7,700,000
(Due S8.O00 in each even year.)
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1926___ $16. ()0 4 54s’ 23J-D30 10,000c. .June 30 1964
Population 1910, 3,728; 1920, 4,298 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’ 26 -- $130,000
IN T. payable at New Britain Floating debt (add’l ) ______
38,121
Trust C o., New Britain.
Sinking Fund____________
18,479

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BRANFORD (Concluded).
Grand list 1926___________ 7,156,458
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26- $23.50
Population--1910, 6,047; 1920. 6,627
IN T. payable at the Second Nat.
Bank in New Haven.
B r i d g e p o r t ?-

This city Is In Fairfield County.
Incorporated as a city In 1836. In
1889-90 the town and city of Bridge­
port were consolidated, the city as­
suming the town’s debt.
P ublic C linic Bonds.
4Ms’ 16 J-J $20,000--July 1 ’28-’31
4 Jig’ 17 A-O 95,000c.Apr 2 ’28-’46
Park Bonds.
4M s’ 16 J-J $171,000--July 1 ’28-’41
4 K s’ 1 7 A -0 155.000c-Apr 1 ’28 ’46
5s T9 J-D J2S1,000. .June 2 ’28-’47
\ 8,000____June2 1948
5s g ’20 J-D 45.000--June 1 ’28-’49
6 s g '2 0 M S 46,000,-Sept 1 ’27 '49
4M s’24 F-A 50,000--Aug 1 ’23-’53
4 K s’26 M-S 15,000.-Sept, 1 ’31-’45
4Ms’27
100,000______1928-1951
P olice and Fire Dept. Bonds.
4M s’16 J-J $75,000-_July 1 ’27-’41
4 Mg’ 17 A-O 74,OOOc_Apr 2 ’ 28-’41
Alms-House B onds.
4Ms’ 15 J-J /S59.000—Jan 1 ’28-’32
1 5,000____Jan 1 1933
Isolation Hospital Bonds.
4MS’ 17 A-0$148 000--Apr 1 ’28-’41
Bridge and C ity Hall Repair.
3 Ms ’05M-N $24,000c.May 1 ’28-’45
Fire D epartm ent Bonds.
3Ms’06A -O $2,0 0 0 c.. Apr 1 1928
4Ms’ 13 J-J
4.000-.-Jan 2 ’28 31
Library Bonds.
4Ms’25 M -N$140.000-May 1 ’28-’55
4Ms’2 5 F -A ( 93,000--Aug 1 ’ 27-’50
\ 15,000--Aug 1 ’ 51-’ 55
Bridge B onds.
3M Is'J-J $20,000e_July 1’28-’31
44jgT0!J-J 304.000,-July 1 ’28-'65
4Ms’ 15J-J 110,000--Jan 1 ’ 28-’38
4M s’16J-J
75,000-.Jan 1 ’ 28-’42
4M s’ 16J-J 150,000-.July 1 '27-’41
5s T9 J-D 168,000--June 2 ’ 28-’69
4M s’23 M-S 320.000r*_Sept 1 ’27-58
4M s’2o M ’N 46,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’50
4Ms’25 F-A 390.000c.Feb 1 ’28 ’66
School Bonds.
4Ms’ 13 J-J $288,000--Jan 2 ’ 28-’63
4Ms’ 14 J-J
72,000--July 1 ’28-’45
4M g’15 F-A 90,000--Aug 1 ’27-’35
4M s’ 16 J-J 135.000--July 1 ’28-’36
4M g’ 17 A-O 323,000c.Apr 1 ’ 2 8 ’46
5s T9 J-D 1126,000--June 2 ’28-’45
1 1,000____June 2 1946
5 s ’20 J-D 176,000--June 1 ’28-’49
5Ms’21 J-J
25,000--July 1 ’27-’51
4M g’22M-N 360,000-_May 1 ’28-’51
4M ’23M-N (336,000—M ay 1 ’28-’51
\ 8,000--M ay 1 ’ 52-’53
4Ms’24 J-J 405.000r*. Janl5’28-54
4M s’24 J-J 420,000-July 15 ’27-’54
4Ms’25 J-J 1837,000--Jan 2 ’28-’54
l 27,000r*-_Jan 2 1955
4>£s’25 F-A/144,000c.Feb 2 ’ 28-’36
134O,O00c.Feb 2 ’37-’56
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’llM -N $70.000--N ov 1 ’27-’61
4Ms’ 14J-J 170,000-. July 1 ’28-’44
4 Ms’ 16 J-J 280.000--July 1 ’28-’41
4M g’ 1 7 A -0 266.000c.-Apr 2 ’28-’46
5s’18 J-D 546,000--D ec 2 ’27-’47
5s’20 J-D (154,000--June 1 ’28-’34
1 20,000__Jim el 1935
5M s’20 J -D /
2,000__June 11935
1308.000--June 1 ’ 36-’49
5s ’21 J-J 138.000--July 1 ’ 28-’ 50
4M s’22 M -N 96,000-.M ay 1 ’28 ’51
4Ms’23 M -N 200,000-_M ay 1 ’28-’ 52
4Ms'25 M -N /459,000-M ay 1 ’28-’51
1
7.000__M a y l 1955
4Ms’27 - - . 250,000_____ 1928-1957
S chool Notes.
4Ms’ 13 F-A $26,000-.Aug 1 ’ 27-’28
R efu n d in g Bonds.
3Ms’03 J-J $36,000c-July 1 ’28-’39
6s ’20 J-D 375,000--D ec 1 ’27-’29
Street Bonds.
4Ms’ 16 J-J $140,000--July 1 ’ 28-’41
4 Mg’ 17 A-O266.000c_.Apr 2 ’28-’46
5s T8 A-O 720.000--Apr 1928-’47
4M s’25 M -N 140.000-.M ay 1 ’28-’55
4M s’25 J-D 400,000-June 15 ’ 28-’35
4M s’2 5 F -A 160,000--Aug 1 ’ 27-’30
Im provement Bonds.
4s ’07 F-A$160.000c -Aug 1 ’27-’42
4M s’2 5 F -A 174.000c.Feb 2 ’28 ’56
C on stru ction Bonds.
5s T9 J-D $357,000--June 2 ’28-’48
4M s’25 J-D f 91,000-June 15 ’ 28-’34
t 12,000_ June 15 1935
_
Grade Cross. Elimination Bds.
3M s’01 J-J $10,CC0___ July 1 1928
4M s’27 . - - 300,000______1928-1937
TO T. D E B T Mar 31 ’27-S13.371,000
Assess, val. 1926_______ 256,794,919
Grand list 1926_________ 294,589,901
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $26.90
Value city prop. '26 (est.) 30,000,000
Pop. TO, 102,054; 1920 _____ 143.538
IN T . at City Treasurer’s office.

CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS
Water debt (incl.)_______
853,000
Other indebtedness (incl.) a348,500
Sinking funds, not includ.
any which are applicable
159,155
to water debt only_____
Grand list 1926__________ 49,753,131
City tax (per $1,000) 1926___ $22.50
Certain expenses, such as side­
walks, sewers, police, &c., are paid
oy the “ First Taxing District,” which
occupies the same territory as the old
borough and assumes the borough
obligations included in the above debt
figures, which are as follows:
Bonds outstanding________ $315,000
Floating debt___________
441,077
The Mayor and Council of six mem­
bers govern both the city and taxing
districts.
Pop’n (town & city), 1920____ 20,620
IN T . on all bonds is payable at
the Old Colony Trust Co. of Boston
or at the City Treasurer’s office
with the exception o f the 4 Ms of
1915, the 4s o f 1897, which are
payable at the City Treasurer’s
office only.
BROOKLYN.
This town is in Windham County.
Incorporated M ay 1786.
R efu nding Bonds.
4Ms g ’22 A-O S37,0D0r*-Aprl '28-52
BOND. D EBT Aug 1 5 ’26 $44,000
Other indebtedness______
1,740
Sinking fund______________
5,151
Assess, val., real estate_ $1,290,480
_
Assess, val., personal_____ 361,085
Total assess. Val. 1926_ 1,658,644
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) '25___ $20.00
Population 1910, 1,858; 1920—1.655
CANTON.
This town Is in Hartford County.
Incorporated May 1806.
R efu nding Bonds.
4M s’23 M-NS32 000e_$2,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 ’27 . $32,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
2.000
Assessed val., real estate_2.519,585
Assessed value, personal_ 807,438
Other assess, property____
23,599
Tot.ass’d val.’25________ 3.350,592
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$18.00
Population in 1910, 2,732; ‘20, 2,549
CHATHAM.— See E. Hampton.
CHESHIRE.
This town is in New Haven Co.
Incorporated M ay 1780.
S chool Bonds.
4M s’25 J-J $75,000c_Jan 1 ’28-’45
R efu nding Bonds.
4M s’25 J-J $18.000c-Jan 1 ’28-’45
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’2 6 .. $107,700
Grand list 1925___________ 4,243,259
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $22.00
Population 1910, 1,988; 1920-2.855
IN T . at Colonial Trust Co..
______
Waterbury
COLCHESTER.
This town is in New London Co.
Town was named in October 1699.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $28,000
30,440
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
Assessed val., real________ 1,187,583
Assessed val., personal____ 297,833
Total assessed val. 1926___1,485,386
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1926____$26.00
Population in 1910, 2.140: ‘20, 2,050
CROMWELL.
This town is in Middlesex County.
School Bonds.
4Ms’22 F -A (42,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’47"
1 3,000c. ..A u g 1 1948
R efunding Bonds.
6 s ’ 15 J-J $12,000r_.July 1 ’ 28-’30
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927- $59,000
Floating debt (ada'l)______
30,000
Total assessed val., 1926
(about 85% actual)_____2,862,747
Town tax (per $1,000) 1926
22.00
Population 1920, 2,454; 1927,3,000
IN T. on school bonds payable at
the Old Colony Trust Co. in Boston
and on refunding bonds in Cromwell.

DANBURY, CITY.
In Danbury Town, Fairfield Co
Settled 1685; named u ct. 1687 and
incorporated in 1889
Pop’n 1910.
20,304; 1920, 18,943.
Funding Bonds.
4s '97 M-N $140,000c* May l ’28-'37
3 Ms '01 A-O 215,000r- Oct 1 1941
Water Bonds.
4s '06 J-J$109,000o___ .Jan 1 1946
4s '09 . J-J 5.000c___ ,.Tan 1 1929
Paving Bonds.
4Ms 19 J-D $30,000--D ec 1 '28 ’30
R efu nding Bonds.
4M s’20 J-J $95.000c_ Jan 1 1950
_
4Ms’23 J-J 40,OOOc_July 1 '28-’43
BOND DEBT Feb 1 '27- $532,500
Water debt (additional)..
114.000
Floating debt_____________ 120,000
Sinking funds___________
105,532
Total val’n 1926 (actual)-25,148,235
Tax rate (per $ l .000) 1926 . $13.25
BRISTOL.
IN T . on funding bonds at National
This city is in Hartford County
Park Bank, N. Y .; on water bonds at
Incorporated M ay 1785.
The 1911 Legislature granted a Equitable Trust Co., New York; on
charter to the city (accepted by th< paving and refunding bonds at City
voters Aug. 14 1911, going Into effect National Bank, Danbury.
Oct. 2 1911) superseding the old town
and borough governments, the lia­ DAN3USY, TOWN.
Funding Bonds.
bilities of which are assumed by th<
i Ms 02 A-O $225,000c*.Apr 1 1932
city.
S chool Bonds.
S chool B onds.
4M s’25 M -S$84,000c*Mar 1 ’28-’48 3 Ms 02 A-0$50.000c*_ Apr 1 1932
4s '05 M-NJ 70 000c*-Mch 1 '28-’50
First Tax D istrict Bonds.
l 2O.000c*-Mcb 1 '51-’55
4M s’24 A-O$180,000c*0ct 1 ’27-'44
f$40,000c* June 1 '27-34
W ater F unding B onds.
4s ’24 A-O $90.000c*0ct 1 ’ 27-’44 4Ms’25 J-D ( 120,000c* June 1 ’35-’46
1150,000c* June 1 ’47-’56
General City Bonds.
1180,000c* Ju n e! ’57-’65
4M s’ 15 J-D $150.000c*June 15 1940
5s ’21 M -N l.225,000c*_____N ov 1 BD. DEBT Sept 15 ’2 6 --- $857,000
35.000
($25,000, 1925-51, & $600,000, 1952) Floating debt___________
Sinking fund____________
90,136
Water Bonds.
4Ms’ 14 J-J $500,000c*-.Jan 1 1930 Assessed v a l.'27 (M a ct.). 8,480,914
4M s’22 F-A 200,000c*. .F eb 1 1947 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— $19.00
Population In ’ 10. 23.502; ’ 20, 20.325.
South Side Sch. Dist. Bonds.
4M s’25 M-S $239,000-Mar 1 ’28-'50
IN TEREST is payable at the
TOTAL D EBT Mar 1 ’27 $2,394,023 Equitable Trust C o., N . Y . City.




DANIELSON.
This borough Is In Windham Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927.
None
Floating debt____________ $32,733
Grand list 1926__________ 2,805,740
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$10.00
Pop. 1910, 2,934; 1920-........... 3,130
DARIEN.
This town is in Fairfield County.
Incorporated M ay 1820.
H ighway. Sidew alk & Bridge.
4M s’22 A-O$100,000c*-Apr 1 '28-’32
S chool Bonds.
4Ms’ 17 J-J $25,000c* July 1 ’28-’32
4M s’26 A-O 250,000c.-_Jan 1 1966
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’27- $380,000
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
65,200
Assessed val. ’26 (M act.)-11,690,879
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-—$22.00
Population 1910, 3,946" 1920--4,184
INT. at Darien Home Bank.
DERBY.
This city is situated In New Haven
C ounty. Named M ay 1675; Date
of organization uncertain. By enact­
ment of the Legislature in • 1893
the town of Derby, borough of
Birmingham, and the school dis­
tricts of the town, were consoli­
dated under one form of govern­
ment, assuming the name of the
“ City of Derby.” The consolida­
tion took effect on Jan. 1 1894, and
the debts of the town, borough and
school districts were assumed by city.
Paving B onds.
4Ms’24 M-S $20,000c-Sept 1 ’29-’38
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
4Ms'24 M-S $20,000c.Sept 1 ’29-’48
Road and Bridge B onds.
3 Ms 04 M-N $20.000c- - _Nov 1 1934
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly.)
Highway Im provement Bonds.
4Ms’22 A-O $36 000r*_ Apr 1 ’ 2845
Bridge Bonds.
4M s’ 19 F-A S12,OOOc.Feb 1 ’28-’48
($1,000 every two years.)
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4 s ’08 A-O $23.000o--.Oct 1 1928
4M g’ 14 J-J ;21,000c-July 1 '2 8 ’34
140,000c. July 1 ’35-'44
Mansion House Corner Bonds.
4 s ’ 17 J-D $6,000r.. .June 1 1937
(Due $1,000 every two years begin­
ning June 1 1927.)
School Bonds.
3 Ms 05 F-A $5,000c ...A u g 1 1930
(Subject to cail $2,000 yearly.)
4 Ms '14 A-O $4,000c_.Apr 11944
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly on
April 1 or any interest payment
date.)
4Ms '15 J-J $15.000c___ Jan 1 1945
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly on
Jan. 1 or any interest payment
date.)
4Ms’22 J-D 80,000r*.June 1 ’37-’ 52
4M s’24 M-S 144,000c.Sept 1 ’29-’52
Sewer Bonds.
4M g’ 19 A-Of$20.000c-Oct 1 ’27-’46
1 6,000c_0ct 1 '47-'49
W ater Street Impt. Bonds.
4 M s’2 1 A -0 T$3,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30
1 1,500c. ..A p r 1 1931
TOT. B D . D T . Jan 1 ’2 7 . $482,500
Assessed value, real______ 9,992,771
Assessed value, personal-. 1,615,221
Other assessable property.
132,824
Total assessed value 1926.11,740,816
(Assessment 75% to 100%)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926__ $25.38
Population 1910, 8,991; 1920, 11.238
INT. at Birmingham Nat.Bk,Derby.
EAST HAMPTON.
This town (formerly Chatham) is
In Middlesex Co. Inc. as town of
Chatham 1767. Name changed ob
Oct. 4 1915.
School-B u ilding Bonds.
4M s' 14 J-J $20,000c....Jan 1 1944
Ref. R Bonds (Tax-Exempt)
y.
4s ’09 J-D / $2,000r_. June 11928
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.'
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 1927 $51,300
Floating debt (add’l)______
20.000
Assess, value, real________ 2.789,037
Assess, value,.personal____ 619,240
Other assess, property___
9,618
Tot .assess, val.’26'80 %act) 3,417,895
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$22.00
Population 1910, 2,390; 1920. 2,394
IN T . Cent.Nat. Bk.. Middletown
EAST HARTFORD.
This town Is In Hartford County
Ino. Oct. 1783.
S chool Bonds.
4M s’ 17 M-N$200,000c*Nov 1 ’27-’4
t>
(150,000-—Jan 1 ’30-’44
4M s’26 J-J \ 60,000----Jan 1 ’45-’48
( 13,000___ Jan 1 1949
Funding Bonds.
4s g ’09 A-O $88,000c..A pr 1 1939
(Subject to call after April 1 1329.)
TOTAL DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $518,000
Floating debt M ay i927—
105,000
Sinking fund M ay 1927
49,387
Tot.ass’d val.’26(69%act.)22 900,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $21.00
Pop. 1910, 8,138; 1920 _____ 11,648
IN T. at City Bank & Trust Co.
Hartford, and East Hartford Tr. Co.
EAST H ARTFO RD FIRE BIST.
Im provement Bonds.
4M s’25 F-A$150,000___ M a y ) 1950
W ater Loans.
4s
A-O $115,000____ Oct 1 1931
4s
.T-D 135,000..-June 1 1933
4 Ms ’ 12J-D 50,000o.June 1 1932
(Subject to call June 1 1932)
5Ms’21 . - - 398,000--M ay 1 ’ 28 ’ 51
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 8 -- $888,000
66,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
Sinking fund_____________
186 419
Value of water plant, — ......1.291.730
Assess, val. ’25 (M a c t .) ..9,379,715
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $6.50
Population in 1923 (est.)_____ 13,500

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EAST HAVEN.
This town is in New Haven Oo.
Incorporated M ay 1785.
GEN. BD. D T . Jan 1 ’27- $172,000
30.555
Floating debt____________
Sinking fund______________
37,031
Grand list 1926 (M a ct.)-.12,771,992
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S14.50
Population 1926, 6,000; 1920--3.520
EAST LYME.
• This town is in New London Co.
Incorporated M ay 1839.
4 Ms
M -N $35.000c________ 1961
(Due $1,000 yearly.)
4 Ms
M-N$7.000c___________ 1940
(Due $500 yearly.)
BOND. D E B T M ay 29 ’27 $42,000
Grand list 1925___________3.813,229
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $18 00
Population 1910. 1,916; 1920, 2,291
EAST WINDSOR.
This town is in Hartford County.
Incorporated M ay 1768.
Funded debt Sept 1925___ $99,295
Total assess, val. 1925___ 4.278,533
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925.--$22.00
Population in 1910, 3,362; '20, 3,741
ENFIELD.
This town (P. O. Thompsonville)
Is in Hartford Co. Town named
and granted by State of Massachu­
setts in 1683, annexed to State of
Connecticut M ay 1 1749.
Town Bonds.
4 Ms ’ 14 F-A $50.000c_ Feb 2 1934
_
4 M s’ 16 J-J
27,500c—.July 1 1936
5s’ 21 M -N 35 0,00 0c-..N ov 1 1946
f ll,5 0 0 c _ ..D e c 1 1929
4s ’24 J-D-j 24,000c-Dec 1 ’30-’31
(242,000c-Dec 1 ’3'2-’53
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’ 26- $705,000
33,039
Sinking fund____________
Grand list of 1926_______ 18.060,441
(Assess’t about 80% actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$20.00
Pop’n 1927,13,000; 1920_____ 11,719
INT. at Thompsonville Tr. Co.and
Hartford-Conn. Tr. C o., Hartford.
FATR F IE L B .
This town is !n Fairfield County.
Town was settled in 1639 and named
In 1645.
Is ’09 M-S $75,000c-..S ep t 1 1929
4s ’ 16 J-J *40,000c
July 1 1936
High S ch ool Bonds.
4s ’24 J-J $210,000c_July 1 ’ 28-’47
4M s’26 J-J /80,000c.July 1 ’31-^6
l 3,000c-..July 1 1947
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s ’ 23 J-Ja$425,000c— Jan 11948
T O T . B D . D T . Apr 1 ’27 - $833,000
Floating debt (add’l)_____
105,000
Sinking fund____________
70,767
Grand list 1926__________ 26,551,600
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $19.50
Pop’n’28, (approx.) 15,000; ’ 20,11,475
*IN T. on this issue at Town Treas.
office or in N . Y . City; on bonds
marked (a) at First Nat. Bank, Bos­
ton; on other at Fairfield Trust Co.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Bridgeport and Danbury are the
county seats. P op’n 1910. 245.322.
1920 320,919.
Bridge Bonds.
5Ms’21 A-O$250,000c____Oct 1 1951
C ourt-H ouse B onds.
tM s’ 15 J-J $245.000.—July 1 1945
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s g ’09 A-O $120,000o -Oct 1 1939
(Subject to call Oct 1 1929)
BOND. D EBT Oct 1 1924 $615,000
Sinking fund___________
109,224
Grandlist 1924_________596,066.587
INT. on 4Ms of 1915 at First Nat.
Bank, Boston, or First Bridgeport
Nat. Bank; other interest at Firs
Bridgeport Nat. Bank.
FARMINGTON.
This town is in Hartford County.
Named Dec. 1645
R efu n d in g B onds.
4 Ms’25 J-J $114,000c. _Jan 1 "28-’55
TOT. DEBT Sept 15 ’26— $112,000
Grand list 1926_________ $7,303,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926
$14.00
Population 1926, 4,240; 1920. 3,844
GLASTONBURY.
This town is in Hartford County
Inc. M ay 1690. Pop’n 1910, 4,796.
10 9 0

^

^Q9

4s

' ’ j - j ' $35.000____Jan 1 1928
F un din g B onds.
4Ms’22 J-J $98,000--July 1 ’28-’46
S chool Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-J $158.000c--Jan 1 ’28-’58
TOTAL D E B T Sept 1925- $242,780
Grandlist 1925___________ 8.085,075
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 25-$16.50
IN T . on 4s at Hartford Trust Co.;
on bonds of 1922 at the Glastonbury
Bank & Tr. C o., Glastonbury.
GREENWICH, TOWN.
The town and borough of same
name are located in Fairfield County.
Inc. in 1662. Pop'n 1910. 16,463;
1920. 22.122
Sewage Disposal W orks Notes.
5Ms’21 T-D z?35.000--June 1 ’28-’29
Sewer Dist. No. 9 B onds.
5 s ’21 — - $48,000_______________
Highway Im nrovt. B onds.
4M s’ 19M-N $65,000_______________
4Ms’23M-NJ105,000r*May 1 ’28-’30
\ 15,000r*_May 1 1931
4Msg’25M-S /84,000c*Mar 1 ’2S-’30
(27,000c*.-M ar 1 1931
( 20.000c*--M ay 1 1931
4s ’24 M -N 280.000c*May 1 ’32-’39
( 25,000c*.-M ay 1 1940
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4 Ms g ’ 12J-J $88,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’44
4s ’09 F-A$336,000c___ 1927-1954
4Mg’ 15 A -0 69,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’40

J une, 1927.]
G R E E N W IC H T O W N ( Concluded).
S ch ool Bonds.
4 K s’ 14
$106,000_________ _____
4 % g ’20M -N /140,000-M ay 1 ’2 8 ’34
\ 15,000___ M ay 1 1935
5s ’ 20
--------2 0 ,0 0 0
100,000c*-Jan 1 ’ 28 ’29
4Ms’24 J-.J 150,000c*-Jan 1 ’30-’31
50,000c*.-Jan 1 1932
50.000r*._Feb 1 1932
4M s’25 F-A 900,000r* Feb 1 ’33-’44
50,000r*-.Feb 1 1945
’ 25,000r*__Mar 1 1945
4M s’26M-S 225,000r* Mar 1 ’46-'48
50,000r*_ .M ar 1 1949
4M s’26M-S 1200,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’37
25,000r*-.Mar 1 1938
High School Bonds.
4s ’07 J-J $100,000o-July 1 1935
Park Bonds.
5s g ’20M-N $15,000c.May 1 ’ 28-’30
Tow n Hall Bonds.
4?£s’26M-S /$40,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’31
1 55,OOOr* Mar 1 ’32-’36
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27 $3,556,000
Grand list 1926__________ 88,562,843
Tax rate (per • 1,000) 1926_ $20.50
>
_
z These notes are a joint obliga­
tion o f the Town o f Greenwich and
the Borough o f Greenwich.
IN TER E ST on high school issue
payable at Treasurer’s office or
Greenwich Trust C o., Greenwich;
refunding bonds o f 1909 at Bankers
Trust Co.: others at U. S. Mtge. &
Trust C o., New York.

and their debts are no longer reported
separately. City Incorp. May 1784.
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
4 ^ g ’ 13M -N$l,570,000r*Nov 1 1933
Land-Purchase Notes.
4s T4 M-S$200,000-Sept 10 ’27-’34
Pipe Extension Bonds.
4s ’25 J-D $80,000-June 1 ’28-’35
Perm. Impt. Notes r*.
4)£sT8J-D $100,OOOr* Dec 1 ’27-’27
4 K g ’19J-D /100,000r*._Dec 1 1928
1 50,000r*_.Dec 1 1929
4M s’21 J-D 350,OOOr* Dec 1 ’27-’33
Paving Bonds.
3 H g ’98J-J S200, OOOr.. Jan 1 1938
3 ^ g ’00J-J
20,OOOr__ Jan 11930
High S chool Bonds.
3M g’98 J-J $160,OOOr___ Jan 1 1938
4J^gT4F-A 650,000r*.-F eb 1 1939
4s g ’23 J-Jl,300,OOOr*.Jan 1 ’ 28-’53
4s ’ 25 J-J 1,400,000r*. Jan 1 ’ 28-’ 55
4s ’27 J-J (420,000r*.Jan 1 ’28-’55
\ 17,000r*..Jan 1 1956
Bridge Bonds.
3M g’98 J-J $40,OOOr___ Jan 1 1938
31^g’04 J -J l,000,000r*..Ju ly 1 1954
3 >3g’05J-D 1,000, OOOr*.. June 1 1955
W ater Bonds.
4sg’ 14J-D$2,000,000r*. June ’30 &39
4sg’ 17J-D 2,000,000r*. June l ’40-’49
5sg’21J-D
50,000r*. June l ’28-29
4sg’22J-D 100,000r*_ June 1’38-’41
4)^s’23M-N 70,000r*_Novl’27-’33
4s ’24 A-O 200,000r*0ct 1 ’29-’36
4s ’24 A-O 80,OOOr*Oct 1 ’ 27-’34
4s g ’25 J-D 80.000r*June 1 ’ 28-’35
4s’ 26 J-D 300,000r*.June l ’31-’60
Town Deposit Fund.
GREENW ICH. BOROUGH.
_ $23,481_________Demand
_
6s
Incorp. 1854. Population 1910, TOTAL D E B T Apr 1 ’27$13,727,132
3,886; 1920, 5,939.
Water debt (included)_
_ 4.915,000
R efu n d in g Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund___________
1,639,747
4>^g’22M -N f$140,000c.Dec l ’27-’54 NET D E B T _____________$7,172,385
1
7,0 0 0 c..D e c 1 1955 Water Sinking Fund (not
Road B onds.
incl. above sink, fund).
578,520
4J^sT9 A-O $90,000c*0ct 1 ’27-’35
CITY PR O PE R T Y .— The city
F unding B onds.
4 J^s’ 15 J-D$120,000r*Dec 1 ’27-’38 owned property to the value of
BOND. DEBT Apr 11927. $357,000 $33,137,731 on April 1 1927.
VALUATION
AND
Grand list 1926 (90% act) 15,000.000 ASSESSED
TAX RATE.
Tot,tax rate(per $1,000) ’26 -$10 .00
xTotal
Tax Rate
INTEREST at Greenwich Trust Go
Valuation, per $1,000
and U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y.
$20.00
1926 ______ $565,447,864
GRISWOLD.
1925_______ 583,504,254
18.50
19.50
This town is in New London Co 1924______ 493,418,699
1923_____ 408,067,332
20.00
Incorporated October 1815.
21.00
5s
. . . $93,000_______________ 1922______ 401,874,401
20.50
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $93,000 1921______ 369,463,763
20.50
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
23,500 1920______ 368,215,684
28.75
Grand list 1926__________ 3,268,564 1919_____ 278,440.301
24.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $25.00 1918.......... 242,935,954
_
41,238,358
22.00
Population 1910, 4,233; 1920, 4,220 1917_____
1916______ x 36,344,401
20-50
GROTON.
1915 ____ 193,528,927
21.50
This town is in New London Co. 1914______ 180,8 4,480
22.25
16.50
Inc. May 1704. Pop’n 1910. 6,495; 1910______ 138,060,842
1920, 9227.
1905______
96,967,410
18.00
5s T9 J-D $28,000c.__$7,000 y ’iy 1900...........
69,761,120
17.50
53,211,681
17.00
4Ms'23 A-O
53,000__$4,000 yrly 1895______
1890_____
47.225.324
17.00
F unding Bonds.
^Including valuation of corporation
($158,000--July 1 ’28-’41
4j^s’25 J-J\
5,000__Jan 11942 stock held by residents, which for
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’2 6 .. $247,000 1916 aggregated $100,467,135: in
Floating debt (add’l)______
89,939 1917 it was $97,927,771; in 1918
Tot. gr. list ’ 25(80%a ct.)-.9,253,527 totaled $90,884,077. in 1919 It was
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1925___ $25.00 $107,626,410, in 1920 it was $104,IN T . payable at Chase Nat’i 408,758, in 1921 It was $99,162,703,
Bank, New York, and National in 1922 it was $121,548,670, in 1923
it was 8119,258,745. in 1924 it was
Whaling Bank, New London.
$192,653,059; in 1925 it was $265,447,955, and in 1926 $228,951,863.
GROTON W ATE R DISTR IC T.
Population 1910, 98,915; 1920,
4 ^ s ’ l l J-J
$15,000_________ 1943 138,036.
4Ms’ l l J-J
20,000_________ 1941
Coupon interest payable at Treas­
4 Jus’ l l M -N 30,000___________1943 urer’s office. Registered interest
4}4s’22 . . . 145,000 ____
Serial mailed.
4M s’25 A-O 115,000-_Apr 1 ’28-’50
SCHOOL D ISTR IC T T A X E S .—
R efu nding Bonds.
Under an Act of the Legislature ap­
4 J^s’25 J-D $62,000c*May 1 ’28-’ 58proved April 3 1913, a tax Is levied
TOT. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 6 ... $387,000 on the city’s “ grand list” and the
Floating debt____________
2,000 proceeds appropriated for the pur­
Ass’d val. ’26 (4-5 act.) .-.5,000,000 poses of school maintenance in the
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$4 00 various school districts, the same
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 5,300 being apportioned according to the
INT. payable at National Bank number of pupils in each district.
o f Commerce and National Whaling For the first year of operation of this
Bank, both o f New London, Conn.
Act the tax levy was fixed at 5 mills.
Previously each o f the districts given
GROTON FIR ST SCHOOL DIST. below reported separate valuations
This district (P. O. Groton) is in and tax rates. ______
New London County.
4k(s’25 J-D$101,000c.June 1 ’28-'60 HARTFO RD "A R S E N A L SCH.
D IS T R IC T ."
BOND. DEBT April 1 ’27- $102,000
Total assessed value 1926- .2.512.312 4s ’08 M-N*$S0,000c - .M ay 1 1938
_
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27___$5.00 4s T2 J-J *60.000o_ Jan ] 1942
Population (est.)______________ 4,000 4S ’ 17 J-D *60.000c---June 1 1947
4 j^s’22 J-J 108,000c______________
IN T. payable at the National
Payable $12,000 every 3 years be­
Whaling Bank, New London.
ginning Jan. 1 1925, ending 1952.
Building Bonds.
GUILFORD. ~
~
This town is in New Haven 4>$s’ 17 M-S$l38,000cSept 17 ’27-’47
(Due $20,000 every 3 years.)
County. Settled 1639, named July
1643 P opn TO. ;i,00l: ’20. 2.«03 BOND. D EBT May 31 ’27. $448,000
10,619
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 5 ’26None Sinking fund____________
174
Floating debt____________
56,173 Special reserve account___
Total assessed value 1924-10.271.646
Total assess, val. ’26 (abt.
H actual)______________ 3,383,798 District tax (per $1,000) 1926--S3.00
INT. on nonds marked (*) at
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $22.0G
Riverside T r. C o ., Hartford; on others
HAMDEN.
at City Bank & Trust C o., Hartford.
This place is in New Haven Co.
H A RTFO RD COU N TY.
im provement Bonds.
Hartford is the county seat.
5s
--.$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 _______________
(118,000 _____ 1927-1947 4y2s'24 A-OS484,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’44
4Jis’23 — (($15,000 every 3 years ) BONDED DEB T Apr 1927 $459,000
l 9,000___________1950 Grand list 1925_________ 700,893,025
S ch ool Bonds.
Pop. 1910, 250,182; 1920---336.027
4 ^ s ’24 ---$ 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 .......... 1927-1948
IN T. at Hartford-Connecticut
4Y2s'27 A-O 100,OOOr* Apr 1 ’30-’49 Trust Co., Hartford.
Sewer Bonds.
4hfs’25M-S $100,00Cc-Sept 1 ’28-’31 H A R T F O R D " N O R T H E A S T SCH
BOND. D EBT Mar 30 ’27- $533,000
D I S T R I C T ."
Floating debt (add’l)______ 306,147
Building Bonds
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_ 400,000 4s ’09 J-D $100,000(5_ June 1 1939
_
Sinking fund_____________
77,515 3 Hs 01 J-D 66,000c-. .June 1 1931
Assessed val., real_______ 32,054,229 4 ^ s ’ l4 M-S 100,000c-—Mar 1 1944
4,^s’19
Assessed val., personal_____________ 619,719 J-D 250,000c_ June 1 1959
_
Total assess, val. 1926
School Bonds.
(about 85% actual)____32,673,948 4M s’26J-J /$240,000c.July 1 ’31-’65
1 10,000c— July 1 1966
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$21.00
Population 1910, 5,850; 1920. 8,611 BOND. D E B T June 1926--$654,844
Floating debt (add’l) ______ 29,000
Sinking fund_____________
115,656
HARTFO RD .
This city is in Hartford County.
Ass’d val. •
’25 (2-3 act.)__15,744,156
The town and city of Hartford Dlst. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25--$1.75
IN T . on Phoenix Nat. Bk., Hartf.
were consolidated on April 1 1896,




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CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS
H A R T F O R D "N O R T H W E S T
SCH OOL D I S T R I C T .’ ’

Bonds are subject to taxation.
4 s ’08 M-S $200.000--Sept 1 1938
4H s’ 15 M-S 150,000c_ Sept 1 1945
_
5s ’21 M -N 260,000--N ov 1 ’27-’59
4 K s’25 M-S 390,000--Sept 1 ’27-’65
BOND. D E B T June 1 ’27$1,000,000
81,500
Floating debt (add’l)------Assessed value 1925______ 23,972,560
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_____ $2.50
INT. at Security Co. of Hartford
H A R T F O R D S C H . D IS T . N o. 1.

4Jis’ 19 A-O$300,000c___ Oct 1 1959
(Opt on or after Oct 1 1929 )
5s ’22 A-O350,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’41
BOND. D EBT June 4 ’27 $650,000
Ass’d val. ’26 (approx.) -98,895,800
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$21 25
Population (estimated)______ 20,000

L IS B O N .

A town in New London County.
Incorporated Oct. 1739.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27---$28,000
Sinking fund_______________ 20,000
Total ass’d val. ’26 (3i a ct.).570,547
Total taxrate (per $1,000) ’26-$27.00
Population in 1910, 824; 1920, 867.
L IT C H F IE L D , T O W N .

This town Is the county seat of
Litchfield County.Incorporated 1719.
School Bonds.
4s ’24 F-A$125,000c.Aug 1 ’29-’53
F un din g Bonds.
4Ms
E-A$124,000c..Feb 1 ’28-’41
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27- $255,000
Grand list 1926___________ 6,123,851
Town tax (per $1,000) 1926--$2i6.00
Population 1910. 3,005: 1923- 3,180
IN T . at First Nat. Bank of Litch­
field.

H A R T F O R D “ SECOND N O R T H
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .”
M A D ISO N .

3Ms’04 J-J $40,000c— July 1 1934
4y2s'14 J-J 144,000___ Jan 1 1944
4Ms’25 A-O 500,000c-0ct 1 ’30-’54
(Bonds are exempt from taxes)
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 ’27- $684,000
Grand list 1926 (60% act )26,000,000
_
District tax (per $1,000) ’26_ $5 00
Population (estimated)--------- 10,000
IN T on all bonds at City Bank &
Trust Co
H ARTFO RD “ SOUTH
D IS T R IC T ”

This town is in New Haven Co.
Inc. M ay 1826; taken from Guilford.
S chool Bonds.
5Ms’21 M -N ($60,000c. .M a y 1 1941
UOO.OOOcMay 1 ’46 ’51
TOTAL D ECT Apr 16 ’27- $160,000
Sinking fund______________
33,776
Grand list 1926 (90% act.)5,852,192
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927 ---$18 .00
Population 1910, 1,534; 1920, 1,857

SCH O OL M A N CH E STER .

3Ms M-N$200,000c— M ay 1 1931
3 Y s M -N 200,000r*-.N ov 1 1942
3 H g ’05 M-S 200,000c---Sept 1 1955
4s ’24 M-S 584,000--Sept 1 ’27-’64
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27.$1,200,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______ 242,000
Sinking fund______________ 127,058
Grand list 1926_________ 80,000,000
School tax (per $1,0C0) 1926- $4.50
Population in 1926 (est ) ____ 170,000
IN T at U S Security Trust Go
Hartford
H A R T F O R D “ S O U T H W E S T SCH .
D IS T R IC T ”

This town is in Hartford Co. Inc.
May 1823. Population 1910, 13,641;
1920, 18.370.
P ublic Improvement B onds.
4 ^ s ’23 J-J15 J$25,000cJuly 1 ’28-’32
1 9,000c-July 1 1933
4 K s’26 M-N/338.C00 May 1 ’27-’43
\ 16.000c.-M ay 1 1944
4s ’27 M -N 80,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’37
R efu nding B onds.
4s ’08
M-N $20,000c.May 1 ’28 ’31
Main St. Im provement B onds.
4 J^s’22 J-D $50,000c.june 1 ’28-’32
TOTAL DEBT M ay 19 ’26 $535,000
Grand list 1925_________ 52,379.319
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926____$13.00
IN T . on refunding bonds at M an­
chester Trust & Safe Deposit C o.; on
other issues at First Nat. Bk. .Boston.

4 J^s’ 14 M-N$75.000c— M ay 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 ’27---$75,000
District grand list, 1927- -10,640,250
District tax rate(per $1,000)'26$4.15
IN T . at Hartford-Connecticut M A N C H E S T E R 8 T H S C H O O L &
Trust C o., Hartford
U T IL IT IE S D I S T R I C T .
This district (P. O. Manchester)
H A R T F O R D “ W A S H IN G T O N
is in Hartford County.
SCH OOL D I S T R I C T ."
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s
J-J $20,0 0 0c.-.Ju ly 1 1928 4J£s’24M-N/$134,000c Nov 1 ’27-’42
4 s ’08 J-J 100.000c... - July i 1932
1 6,000c.-N ov 1 1943
f 100.000c.Jan 1 ’31-’46 BOND. D E B T ................
(?)
4>Ss’ 18 J-J ( ($25,000 every 5yrs.) Grand list_______________ $4,112,621
[ 100,000c_ Jan 1 1947 Population (est.)______________ 5,500
_
( 8,500c.M ar 1 ’27-’32
IN T . at Manchester Trust Co.,
4M s’22 M-S UO.OOOc-Mar 1 ’37-’42 South Manchester, or First Nat.
5 ,0 00c--.M a r 1 1947 Bank of Boston.
115,000c. ..M a r 1 1952
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 1927 $355,000 M A N C H E ST E R 9T H SCH . D IS T .
Sinking fund______________
41,951
This district (P. O. Manchester)
Assess, val. ’26
act.)._16,851,268 is in Hartford County.
Dist. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26--$1.00 4Ms’22 S-A $420,000c-Nov 1 ’27-47
Total taxrate)per $1,000) ’ 26-S21.00 BOND. D EBT April 1927 $420,000
IN T . at Hartford Nat. Bank.
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
5,000
Grand list 1926______ 37,000,000
H A R T F O R D " W E S T M ID D L E
School tax (per $1,000) 1926__$2.75
SCHOOL D I S T R I C T ."
Population 1927_____________ 12,600
4s ’ l l F-A$160.000c.-July 31 1936
’ 12 F-A 125.000c---Aug 1 1937 M A PLE H IL L F IR E D I S T R I C T .
BOND. D E B T A pr.l ’27--$285,000
This district (P. O. New Britain
Sinking fund_____________ 114,981 is in Hartford County.
Ass’d val. ’ 26 (approx.)_.51,000,000
W ater Bonds.
Taxrate (dist.) (per$1,000)’26-S I.00 43^s’26 M -N /$112,000c-M ay l ’31-58
Population in 1927 (est)___ 40.000
i
3,000c.M ay 1 1959
IN T . at Phoenix State Bank & BOND. DEBT Apr 20 '27- $115,000
Trust C o., Hartford.
Grand list 1926__________ 1,479.852
Total taxrate (per $1,000) ’26-$20.00
H A R W IN T O N .
IN T . at the First National Bank,
This town is in Litchfield County Boston.
Incorporated Oct. 1737. Part of
this town annexed to the newly M E R ID E N .
incorporated city of Torrington,
This city is in New Haven County.
which accounts for the decrease in The town and city of Meriden were
the debt and in the valuation figures consolidated on Jan. 1 1922 and all
(see Torrington).
indebtedness was assumed by the
F unding Bonds.
new government, called the City of
4Ys'22 J-D $26,000.-June 1 ’28-’54 Meriden.
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 ’24- $30,000
School Bonds.
Grand list 1924___________ 834,886 4s ’24 M-S$288,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’54
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924-----$22.00 4M s’25 M-S 448.OO0c.Sept 1 ’27-’55
Population 1910. 1.440: 1920--2.020
Improvement Bonds.
IN T . at the Hartford-Connecticut 4M s’23 J-J $30,000--Jan 1 ’28-’30
Trust C o., Hartford.
Street and Pavement Bonds.
4 K g ’ 17J-J $20,000c_. July 1 1928
H U N T IN G T O N (See Shelton.)
4s ’24 M-S 125,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’34
4 K s’25 M-S 90,000c.Sept 1 ’27-35
J E W E T T C IT Y .
High School Bonds.
This borough Is In New London C o . 4>4gT4M-N$225,000c-May 1 ’36-’44
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 ’27. $126,000
Funding Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
21,221 4s’08 M -N $162,000c.May 1 ’27-’35
Tot .ass’d val.’26(75%act.) .2,410,316 4H sY9 J-J
60,000-.July 1 ’30-’33
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$10.00 4s ’26 M -S 80,000--Sept 1 ’29-’36
Population in 1910 3.023; ’20,3,196. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -$l 540,000
KENT.
Floating debt___________
177,209
This town is In Litchfield County. Assessed value, real estate.42,971,750
Incorporated October 1739.
Assessed value, personal.. 7.217,925
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 -None Assessed value, other prop. 407,950
Floating debt____________ $27,500 Assess, val. ’26 (80% act.)50,597,625
Assessed val.real__________1,062,415 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926__ $27.00
Assess, val. personal______ 222.895
IN T . on school 4s of 1924 at First
Tot. ass’d val.’26 (act.val.)l,285,310 Nat. Bank of Boston; on street 4s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $20 00 of 1924 at Equitable Trust Co.,
_
Population 1910. 1,122; l920_.1.08n N. Y . C.; on others at Mechanics &
Metals Nat. Bank, New York, and
K E N S IN G T O N F IR E D I S T R I C T Imp. & Trad. Nat. Bank, N . Y .
(P. O. Kensington, Hartford Co.)
4 !^s’ 22 M -N $94.500--M ay 1 ’28-’50 M ID D L E T O W N , C IT Y .
BOND DEBT Apr 1 1927- $95,000
Middletown City Is situated In the
Grand list’26(abt. H act.)_3,782,002 town of Middletown, Middlesex Co.
District tax rate(per$l ,000) ’26.$5.00 Inc. M ay 1784. Town and city on
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 3,200 Oct. 1 1923 voted to consolidate into
one municipality to be known as the
K IL L IN G L Y .
city of Middletown.
Consolidation
This town Is In Windham County took effect on Oct. 1 1924.
Incorporated May 1708.
Funding Bonds.
4!4s’ 16 J-J $54.0 00c.$2.000 yearn 4s ’ 16 J-D[$24.000c*June 1 ’28-’35
4 ^ s ’22 J-J 128,000c.July 1 ’28-’52
I 4,000c*--June 1 1936
School Bonds.
4s g ’25 M -N 289,000c* M ay 1 ’28-’55
4kfs’26 J-J $150,000--July 1 ’27-’56 4s ’26 A-O/179,000c* Apr 1 ’ 28-’35
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 ’2 6 -. $330,000
1 6,000c*- _Apr 1 1936
Total taxable value 1926-.7.141,031
M iddletown Tow n Bds. (Annex.)
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926____$25,00
R ailroad R efu n d in g Bonds.
Population 1920. 8.178; 1926, 9,384 4s ’09 J-D$340,000c*_.June 1 1929
IN T. at Merchants’ Nat. Bk.,Bos 4s TO F-A 244,000c*. _Aug 1 1930

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MIDDLETOWN CITY (Concluded ).
TOT. B D . D T . Apr I ’26 . $918,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ____
40,000
Grand list 1925__________ 30,657,777
Tax rate (per $1,000) '2 5 ____ 824 00
Population 1910.11.854; 1920.13.638
IN T . at Central Nat. B k ., Middletown, and Old Colony Trust C o.,
Boston.
MIDDLETOWN CITY SCH. DIST.
4M s’24 M-S $189,000.Sept 1 ’27-’44
School R efu nding Bonds.
4Ms'15 J-J *20 ,0 )0r_ July 1 '28-'35
4 J^s
M-S 188,000.-Sept 1 ’27-44
High School Bonds.
4 K s’ 1.3 M-S $35,000c_Sept 1 ’ 27-’33
B O N D . D E B T Apr 1 '27. $237,500
Grand list 1925__________ 20,494.542
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1925------- S3 75
LNT. payable In Middletown.
M ILFORD.
This town Is In New Haven County.
P cp’n 1910, 4,366; 1920, 10,193.
Town=Hall B onds.
43^s’21 J-J $59,2 0 0 c____ 1927-1939
R efu nd ing B onds.
4s ’21 A O $33,000c_________ 1927
4s ’21 J-J 41,000c_________ 1931
4s ’21 J J 28,000c_________ 1930
4s ’21 A-O 50,000c_________ 1932
x School Bonds.
4Msg'17J-J $80,000c. July 1 ’28-’35
5s ’21 M N 20,000cMay 1 ’28-’29
zRoad Im provement Bonds.
5s g ’19F-A $15,000c.Aug 1 ’27’-29
4}*s ’20A-O 40,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’31
4Ms’22 A-O 120,000c____ 1927-1933
BOND. D EBT Apr 10 '27-$506,200
Floating debt (add’l)______ 200.000
Grandlist ’26 (abt. 80% act.)—
T ota l_________________ 25,628,295
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$22.00
IN T . at M ilford Trust C o.,
Milford.

CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS
Sewer Bonds.
3 las
J-J $lOO,000o
July 1 1932
4s ’04 J-J 200,000c__ July 1 1932
4 s '06 J-J 300,000c...Jan 1 1936
4 s ’ l l J-J
75,000c...Jan 1 1936
4s ’ 15 F-A 90,000c:__ Feb 1 1940
5s ’20 F-A 75 ,000 c...A u g 1 1930
5s ’21 F-A 175.0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1941
4Ms’22 F-A 80,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’42
4M s’23 F-A 135.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’53
4s ’25 F-A 145,000..A ug 1 ’ 27-’ 55
4s ’26 A-O 150,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’56
Tow n Home Annex Notes.
4 K s’24 M -N $20,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’29
TOWN OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS
School B onds.
4s
J-J
$5,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1928
3Ms
F-A 50,000c. ..A u g 1 1929
3 Ms
F-A 14,OOOc.May 1 '28-’34
3Ms
F-A
i .0 0 0 c.--M a y 1 1935
314s
F-A 12.OOOo.Aug 1 ’27-32
DEBT OF CONSOLIDATED CITY
BD. DEBT Mar 31 ’27- $7,047,000
Water debt (included)___ 1,355 030
Floating debt (add’l)____
98,113
Sinking fund, general____
312,071
Water sinking fund______
359,432
Assessed valuation 1927.127,408,693
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $25.50
Pop'n 1910. 43,916; 1920____5U.316
IN T. at New Britain Nat. Bank.
NEW CANAAN (Borough).
This borough is in Fairfield Count y.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27..$75,000
Floating debt (add’l ) _________ 6.000
Grandlist 1926__________ 3,248281
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$11.00
Population 1920 (census)______1,918
NEW CANAAN (TOWN).
This town is in Fairfield County.
Incorporated M ay 1801.
S ch ool, Tow n-H all, &c.
4s
F-A$150,000c................. 1939
School Bonds.
4M s’2 6 ___ $150,000______________
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’2 7 .. $215,000
Grand list ’2 6 (abt. 4-5 act.) 12,818,623
Tax rate (per$1 .000) 1926____$14.00
Population 1926. 5,000; 1921..3.895
IN T. at U. S M tg. & Tr. C o.. N. Y

Paving Bonds.
4s TO J-J $100.000___ Jan ’31-’35
4s ’ l l A-O 100.000-—Oct 1 ’32-'30
4s T3 M -N 200,000-.M ay 1 ’33-’36
4Ms T4J-J
50,000____Jan 1 1931
4Ms'14 J-J *150.000— Jan 1 ’32-'34
4Ms’ 13 F -A *l00,000___Feb 15 1935
4Ms’16 M-S 50.000___ Mar 1 1935
4Ms’ 16 M-S 100.000___ Mar 1 1936
4Ms’ 17 F-A*200,000___ Aug 1 1937
4Ms’ 18 M -N 75,000___ M ay 1 1936
4Ms’ 19 M-S 225.000-Mar 15 ’28-’30
5s ’21 A-O (200,000c..Apr 1 ’36-’37
1300,000c.Apr 1 ’39-’41
5s ’20 A-O 200,000___ Apr 1 1942
(100,000___ M ay 1 1943
4Ms’22M-N( 50,000___ M ay 1 1944
l 50,000. .M ay 1 ’45-’46
4Ms’24 M-S (30,0 0 0r*_.M a rl’29-43
130,000r*_. M a r l’44-53
4 s ’24 M -N f 104,000r*.Nov 1 ’29-’36
l 96,OOOr*.Nov 1 ’37-’44
4M s’26M-S / 80.000c*Mar 15’31-’38
\120,000c*Mar 15’39-’46
G rading Bonds.
5s ’20 M-S $125.000c..Sept 1 1940
Hospital Bonds.
4s '12 A-O $75,000.-Oct 1 ’30-’32
Fire H eadquarters Bonds.
4s ’ l l A-O $65.000..Oct 1 ’28-’31
C ity Sewerage.
4s '89 A-O $50,OOOr-.Apr 1 ’28-’29
4 s ’08 J-J 150,0 0 0o...J u ly 1 1928
4s T2 J-J
50,000.-July 1 ’36-'37
4H s’ 14 J-J *50,000___ Jan 1 1938
4Ms’ 15F-A*100,000-Feb 15 ’40-’44
4s T7 A-O 110,000____Apr 2 1942
4M s’ 18 J-D 300,000.-D ec 1 ’46-’48
4Ms’24 M-S 200,0 0 0 r * ..M a r l’29-53
4 s ’24 M -N f 56,OOOr*.Nov 1 ’29-’36
tl44,000r*.N ov 1 ’37-’54
4Ms’26M-S (110,000c*Mar 15’31-’52
I 40,000c*Mar 15’53-’ 56
TOWN OF NEW HAVEN DEBT.
Air Line R R . B onds.
3 Ms ’89 J-J *$50,0O0oJuly 1 ’28-’29
Park B onds.
3 Ms '89J-J $ 100.OOOo.-July 1 1939
(Subject to oall after July 1 1910.)
4 s ’89 J-J
100,OOOo. .July 1 1939
NEW HAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT
4s ’94 F-A S50,000c-Feb 1 ’27-’28
4s ’95 M -N125.000c.Nov 1 29-’34
INTEREST on all Issues is paid at
the City Treasury.
aWESTVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
BONDS (Annexed).
S chool B uilding Bonds.
4Ms’ l l J-J $40,000___ July 1 1941
4Ms’ 13 A-O 40,000___ Oct 1 1943
4M s’ 17 M-S 55,000___ Mar 1 1948
4 ^ s ’19 A-O 129,000--Apr 1 ’28-’50
5s '21 J-J 144.000.-July 1 ’28-’5i
Fire Engine House Bonds.
4Ms’ 13 J-J $13,000------July 1 1945
Sewer Bonds.
4J^s’ 18 M-S $80,000___ Mar 1 1948
5s ’20 A-O 100,000___ Apr 1 1945
• Exempt from taxation.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND.&c
Jan. 1 ’27. Jan. 1 ’26.
Bd. dt. (city)$10,282,000$10,037,000
T o w n ________
467,000 300.000
School district
200,000
200,000
Westville S. D.
614,000
622,000

MONTVILLE.
This town is in New London Co.
Incorporated October 1786.
BOND. D EBT Sept 1 ’26- $30,000
Floating debt (addl.)_____ 130,695
Sinking fund______________
61,432
Assessed val ’n , real estate_5,307.116
Assessed val ’n , personal_
_ 423,411 NEW HARTFORD.
This town is in Litchfield County.
Other assessable p rop erty..
3,200
T ot. ass’d val.'26 (actual).5,730,527 Incorporated in 1738.
F unding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$17.00
J-J $75.0 0 0c..-Ja n 1 1952
Population 1910, 2.804; 1920.-3,411 4H s
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 ’2 7 .. $75,000
Sinking fund_____________
15,590
NAUGATUCK.
_
This borough is In New Haven Co. Tot. grand list '26 (act.)_ 2,364,904
Town Inc. 1844; borough 1893; con­ Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___$20-00
solidation of town and borough 1895. Pop’n, 1910, 2,144; 1920 ____ 1,781
INTEREST payable at HartfordPop’n 1910. 12,722; 1920____ 15,051
Connecticut Trust C o., Hartford.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s ’ 12 F-A $50,000o.Feb 1 ’28-’32
4s ’23 J-D ( 10,000cJune 1 ’28-’32 NEW HAVEN.
I252,000cJune 1 ’33-’53
This city Is the county seat of New
BON D. D E B T M ay 1 ’27. $322,000 Haven County. Incorporated 1784.
Floating debt (add’l)____
53,000 By an Act of the General Assembly,
Grandlist ’26 ( M actual).17,712,423 the olty, town and school district of
Tax rate (pet $1,000) 1926____$26.00 New Haven were consolidated Deo. 7
IN T . at Naugatuck Nat. Bank.
1897 under one government, and the
city assumed the assets and liabilities
of the two other governments. On
NEW BRITAIN.
The city of New Britain (incorp. July 16 1921 Westville School Dist.
was
the city of
Tot.
M ay 1850) is situated in Hartford New consolidated with time of con­ Sinkingbd. dt$ll,556,000$ll,159,000
Haven. At the
funds.
949,186
713,800
County. In Apr. 1906 the town and solidation the district had $638,000
city were consolidated.
bonds outstanding, which are given
Net debt-_$10,606.814*10,445,200
CITY OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS. below.
W ater Fund Bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The
4s ’24 F-A$140,000c..Aug 1 ’27-’54
NEW HAVEN CITY BONDS.
city’s assessed valuation and tax rate
4 s ’24 F-A 90,000c. .Aug 1 ’27-’44
L ighthouse P oint Bonds.
have been approximately as follows,
Subway Fund Bonds.
4s ’24 M-N$12,000r*_Nov 1 ’29-’40 real estate being taken at “ about 51 %
4M s’24 F-A $24,000c._Aug 1 ’27-’34 4s '24 M -N (168,OOOr*.Nov 1 ’29-’42 actual value” until 1900, when basis
4M s’24 F-A 16,000c..Aug 1 ’27-’34
ll32,000r*.N ov 1 ’43-’54 of valuation was raised to full value
4s ’25 F-A 145.000-.Aug 1 ’27-’55 4Ms’26 M-S 100,000c*Mar 15’31-’ 50
Rate of Tax
Grand
W ater Bonds.
Q olf Course B onds.
Years.
List.
ver $1,000.
4s ’03 F-A $75,000o..July 1 1933 4Ms’26 M-S$100,000e*Mar 15’31-’50 1926______ $308,145,045
$25.00
4 s '08 J-J 300,000c..Jan 1 1938
City-Hall Bonds.
1925 ______ 303,122,129
25.00
4s ’09 F-A 250,000c..A ug 1 1939 4J4s’ 15 J-J $245,000. .July 1 ’41-’45 1924 _____ 290,741,513
25.00
<H(b ’ l l F-A 100.000c -Aue t 104-1
Fire & Police Impt. Bonds.
25.00
1923 ______ 257.332,053
4s ’27 F-A 150,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’56 4 M ’24M-S j $120,000 r* . . Mar 1’29-48 1922 ............ 247,053,215
25.00
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
1 35,000 r* ._ M a r l’49-53 1921 _____ 242,799,040
25.00
4 s '08 J-J $215,000c__July 1 1948
Bridge Bonds.
25.00
1920 - . - - 235.752,318
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4 s ’08 J-J $35,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1928 1919______ 188.855,399
19.75
4 Ms’l l F-A $20,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’304' ' l l
J-J 7 5 ,0 0 0 ...Jan 1 ’34-’38
1918______ 183,947,923
19.75
S chool Bonds.
4s T7 A-O 250,000___ Apr 2 1940 1917--------- 171,063,656
20.00
4 Ms’08 J-J $15,OOOo_Jan 1 1938 4M s’22 J-J (600,000..July 1 ’49-’51 1 9 1 6 . ------- 165,880,769
20.00
4s ’09 F-A 153,000c...F eb 1 1939
1300,000____July 1 1952 1915.........- 155,681,221
20.00
*4$b’13 J-J
14,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1938
F un din g Bonds.
1914........... 148,552,269
19.00
4 « 8 T 5 F-A 170,000c.Aug 1 '27-'43 3Ms’05 A-O $203.000r_0ct l ’27-’35 1912--------- 139,779,146
17.50
4 Ms 16 F A 25,000c_Aug 1 1929
Improvement Bonds.
17.50
1911______ 131,658.990
4s 16 F -A f 80.000c..Aug 1 ’ 27-'34 4s ’07 J-D$ 144,000c_ June 1 ’28-’32 1910-......... 126,804,456
17.50
1 5.0 0 0 c ... Aug 1 1935 4s '08 J-J 100,000r_.july 1 ’29-’33 1905--------- 110.001,166
14.00
4J4s’20 F-A 50,000c.Aug 1 ’36-’40 4s TO J-J 100,000.-Jan 1 ’31-’35 1895--------- 53.800,000
21.00
4M s’ 19 F-A 40,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1929 4 s ’09 J-J 100,000-..Jan 1 ’30-’34 1890--------- 52.171.131
19.50
4M s’19 F-A 30,000c.Aug 1 ’41-’43 4Ms’ 19 M-S 500,000-Mar 15 ’31-’35
POPULATION.— In 1920, 162,4M s’20 F A 400,000c. Aug 1 ’27'42 4Ms’22 A-O(150,000..A pr 1 ’43-’45 519: in 1910, 133.605; 1900, 108,027;
4 Ms ’22F-AJ500,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’ 51
\100,000___ Apr 1 1946
1 30,0 0 0 c ... Aug 1 1952 4Ms’24 M-S ?30,000r * . . Mar l ’29-38 1890. 85.981; 1790, 4,448.
f 171,000c. .Aug 1 ’27-’45
160,000r * . . Mar 1’3 9-53
4 J£s’24 F-A-j 56,000c..Aug 1 '46-’52
C ity D ock Improvement Bonds. NEWINGTON.in Hartford County.
This town is
( 5,000c
Aug 1 1953 4 Ms 24 M-S (75,000r*..M arl 29-43
(209,000..Aug 1 ’27-’45
140,000r* . . M arl 44-53 Incorporated in 1871.
F unding Bonds.
4M s’24 F-Al 84,000._Aug 1 ’46-’52
D epot Approach Bonds.
( 5,000___ Aug 1 1953 4M s’ 18 A-0$475.000..Apr 1 ' 37-’38 4M s’ 15 J-J $63,000c..Jan l ’28-'58
4Ms'22 M -NS63,000c.Nov 1 27-’ 57
4s ’ 25 F-A 540.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’53
Branch Library Bldg. Bonds.
4s ’26 F-A 145,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-55 4Ms’22 J-J $50,000c_Jan 1 1950 BOND. DEBT Apr 16 ’27. $124,000
50,000
4s ’27 F-A 30 0,00 0..Aug 1 ’27-’56
Fire Station Bidg. & Side Bonds Floating debt (add’l)______
4,033
4s ’26 F-A 150,000_____ 1926-1955 4M s’22 J-J $80,000_ Jan 1 1949 Sinking funds____________
_
Grand list ’26(abt .90 % act.) 5,090,933
4s ’26 A-O f220,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’48
Street Crossing Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-..$20.00
1 5,000c— Aug 1 1949 4 Ms’24 M-S j $90,000r*. . Mar 1’29-43
Subway B onds.
1 50,000r * _ . Mar 1’44-53 Pop’n 1910, 1,689; 1920_______ 2.381
IN T . at Phoenix Nat. B k.. Hartf.
_
4s TO A-O $6.OOOo_ Oct ’27-’29
Park Bonds.
4s ’ l l A-O 24,000c__ Oct ’30-’41 4Ms'14 A-O *$100,000
Oct 1 1944
4s ’12 A-O (28,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’40 5s '20 M-S 100,000c...Sept 1 1943 NEWINGTON CENTER FIRE
DISTRICT.
\ 4,000c_ Oct 1 1941 4Ms’22 J-J 250,000c_Jan 1 1947
_
This district (P. O. Newington) is
4s T3 A-O 10.000c.. .O ct 1 1942 4s
A-O 200,000___ Apr 2 1941
[ 50.000___ June 1 1946 in Hartford County.
4s '15 A-O / 2.00 0c..O ct 1 ’27-’28
W ater W orks Bonds.
(22,000 c . . Oct 1 ’ 29-’39 4M s’22 J-D{250,000..June 1 ’48-’52
4Ms’24 J-J $120,OOOr*Jan 1 ’ 29-’68
50.000.
.M ay 1 '44-’45
5s ’20 A-O i24 000c_0ct 1 '27-’38
13H, 000c .Oct 1 ’3<t-’ 50
l 50.000 .M ay 1 ’50-’51 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $120,000
20,000
4s ’ 25 F-A 149,000c-Aug 1 ’26-’55 4Ms’24 M-S (30,000*.. M a r l’29-38 Sinking fund_____________
4s ’26 A-O 50,000--Aug 1 ’27-’36
130.000*.. M a r l’39-53 Tot.ass’d val.’27(M a c t .)..2,120,000
Street Bonds.
_
4Ms’24 M-S 25,000*.. M a r l’29-53 District tax (per .$1,000) ’27_ $2.50
4s ’95 F-A $20,0 0 0 c ...A u g 1 1927 4s ’24 M -N (160,000r*.Nov 1 ’29-’44 Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’ 27.$22.50
1 90,000r*.Nov 1 ’45-’54 Population (est.)---------------------2,500
Park Bonds.
4Ms’ 14 F-A $24,000c..Aiig 1 ’27-’38 4s ’24 M -N J120,000r*.Nov 1 ’29-’48
5s ’22 F-A 85,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’43
1 30.000r*_Nov 1 ’49-’54 NEW LONDON.
The town and olty (located Id
4M s’24 F-A |26,000c__Aug 1 ’27-’39
Street W idening Bonds.
1,45,000c_. Aug 1 ’40-’54 4s ’26 J-D $16,000.-D ec 1 5 ’27-31 county of same name) are under ont
government and the following stateC om fort S tation Notes.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
4M s’22 F-A $4,000c_ Aug 1 1927 4M s’26 M-S $30,000-Mar 15 ’31-36 ment includes both. Inc. town 1646;
_




[V ol. 124.
city. 1784. Population 1910, 19,659;
1920: 25.688.
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4s 13 A-O$100,000c_ Apr 1 1943
_
4Ms’ 15 J-J 75.000c...Jan 1 1945
Park Bonds.
4Ms’ 15 J-J z$50,000c_ July 1 1942
_
4Ms'20 J-J
50,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1942
Water Bonds.
4Ms’ 19 J-J *$116,000____ July 1 1949
4Ms’2 0 F -A 200,000_____Feb 1 1950
4Ms’ 2 2 F -A 50,000_____ Feb 11950
4Ms’23 M-S f24,OOOr*. _ S ep tl’27-38
\ 5,000r*_.S ep tl’39-43
4 K s’25M-S f 184,OOOr*Mar 1 ’28-’50
l 25,000r*Mar 1 ’ 51-’55
Water Refunding Bonds.
4Ms’20 J-J $225,000_____ .Tan 1 1950
4M s’24 J-J 56,000..July 1 ’28-’54
4M s’26 J-J J 58,000r*.July 1 ’28-’36
(140,000r*_ July 1 ’37-’56
4M s’26 J-J
60,000_ Jan 1 ’27-’36
_
School Bonds.
3M s’01 J-D $100,000c...D ec 1 1931
5s T9 J-J
39,000.-July 1 ’28-’39
4s’g’08 J-D 175,000c.-.D eo 1 1927
4Ms’20 F-A 130.000-.Feb 1 ’28-’40
4 >Tg’23 J-J 126,000.-Jan 1 ’ 28-’48
Sewer Bonds.
5s g’07 J-D $35,OOOo— Deo 1 1937
College Bonds.
4 M s'll J-J $50,000c— July I 1941
Funding & School Refunding
Bonds.
4Msg’ 19J-J *$13,000..July 1 ’28-’39
Funding & Sewer Refunding
Bonds.
4Msg’19J-J *$12,000..July 1 ’28-’39
4M s’25 M -N 57,000..-M ay 1 ’ 28-’55
Refunding Bonds.
3 Mg’05 A-O $100,000c&r0ot 1 1935
4Msg’ 19J-J *104,000. July 1 ’28-’39
Public Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’22 J-D$100,0 00--June 1 ’28-’37
4Ms’23M-S 60,000r*.Sept l'2 7 -’38
4M s’24 F-A (40,000c*Aug 1 ’27-’46
\ l,000c*_.A ug 1 1947
4M s’25M-S (104,000r*Mar 1 ’28-’35
I 70,000r*Mar 1 ’ 36-’40
4 J4s’27 A-O 50,000_ Apr 1928-’37
_
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’27-$2,738,000
Water debt Included)____ 1,085,000
Floating debt add’l) _____
900.000
Sinking fund------------------38,810
Grand list 1926 _________ 42,613,350
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926. - $28.50
*INT. payable at the U. S. M tge.
& Trust C o., New York; all other int.
payable at the New London City
National Bank.
NEW MILFORD.
This town is in Litchfield County.
Incorporated October 1712.
BD. D EBT Sept. 30 ’ 2 6 --- $100,000
48,000
Floating debt (add’l)--------Grandlist 1924____________6,286,337
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$18.00
Population 1910, 5,010; 1920.-4,781
NORFOLK.
This town is in Litchfield County.
Incorporated in Oct. 1758.
R efu n d in g Railroad Bonds.
5s ’20 A-O $27,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1940
BOND. DEBT Apr 1926 . . *23,000
Grand list 1925___________3,889,737
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---- $13.00
Population 1910, 1.541; 1920.-1,229
IN T . payable at Norfolk.
NORWALK, CITY.
Incorporated June 30 1913 by a
consolidation of the former city of
Norwalk (incorporated June 30 1893)
the city of So. Norwalk (incorpor.
Aug. 18 1870), the former Fire Dis­
trict of East Norwalk, and the outly­
ing districts, which altogether com­
prised the old town of Norwalk,
which was incorporated in Sept. 1651
Paving Bonds.
4MsT2 J-J $100,000____July 1 1931
R efu n d in g Sewer Bonds.
4s ’07 J-J
$75,000 ..J u ly 1 1928
W ater Bonds.
4s '95 J-J $50,000___ July 1 1935
3 Ms’99 J-J 200,000___ July 1 1929
(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
3 Ms’03 J-D 100,000____June 1 1928
(Subject to call June 1 1923.)
4s ’09 J-J
70.000___ July 1 1934
School Bonds.
4T£s’ 24 . . . $100,000-.Mar 1 ’ 29-’ 53
4Ms’24 . . . J 12,000.-M ar 1 ’ 29-’30
1238,000--M ar 1 ’31-’64
R efu n d in g Funded D ebt.
3 Ms
J-J $50.000___ July 1 1929
(Subject to call Jan. 1919.)
4s g
J-J $50,000 ________ 1935
Park & Highway B onds.
4s ’22 J-J ]$60,000.July 1 ’32&’42
\ 40,000____July 1 1952
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’22 . . $100,000.Aug 1’32,’42,’52
Second Taxing Dist. W ater Bds.
4M s’22 F-A $40,000.-Aug 1 ’ 28-’37
(Due $10,000 in each of the years
1928, 1931, 1934. & 1937.)
4M s’26 J-D (104,OOOr*.Dec 15’31-64
1 1,OOOr..Dec 15 1966
4M s’26 J-D (34,OOOr*.Dec 15’29-45
\36,OOOr*. Dec 15’46-57
Second Taxing Dist. B onds.r*
($26,000____ Mar 1 ’28
4M s’24M -S( 26,000____ Mar 1 '31
( 26,000____ Mar 1 ’34
T hird T axing Dif*.. F unding &
Improvement Bonds.
($15.000.. July 1 '28-’32
4Ms’ 17 J-J 1 12,000..July 1 ’33-’35
{ 15,000.-July 1 ’36-’38
6.000____July 1 1939
TOWN OF NORW ALK (Annexed.)
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4 s ’09 A-O $220,000o_.Apr 1 1939
Bridge Bonds.
434s’ 12 . . . $250,000____June 1 1942
School Bonds.
4Ms'14 J-J $82,000____July 1 1944
im provement Bonds.
. . . $100,000.Apr 1 ’ 32&’37
Bridge Bonds.
4tfsT 4 J-J $100,000____Jan 15 1954

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N O R W A LK C IT Y (Concluded).
OITY OF SOUTH NORW ALK
(Annexed).
F un din g B onds.
4s '05 J-J ($25,000o .--J u ly 1 1030
1 20,000c. ..J u ly 1 1935
4 s '09 J-J 109,000c.. -July 1 1939
Public-Im provem ent B onds.
4H s '12M-N $75.000___ May 1 1942
E lectric-Light Bonds.
4s
A-O $20,000o_ Apr 1 1928
_
Library Bonds.
4s
A-O $o.000o___ Apr 1 1928
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s '05 M-S $60,000r* Sept 1 '30 &’35
W ater Bonds.
4s
J-J 850.000r.July 1 ’30&’35
R efu n d in g W ater B onds.
4 s '09 J-J $52,000c.. .July 1 1939
TO T . DEBT Apr 1925-—81,202,000
Grand list 1925_________ 44,229.761
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_ $28-00
_
PODUlation In 1920---------- > 27.743
.
IN T . on bonds due 1935 and re­
funding bonds of the old town of
Norwalk at American Exchange
N at. Bank, N . Y .; other bonds of
annexed town at Empire Trust Co..
N . Y .; water 4s o f 1909 and paving
bonds due July 1 1931 at U. S. Mtge.
& Trust Co., N . Y .; water 3H s at
Fairfield Co. Nat. Bank in Norwalkon 4s o f 1922 at the Hanover National
Bank, N . Y .; other int. in Norwalk.
NORWICH, CITY.
Norwich Is In New London County
Inc. 1784 Population 1920, 22,304.
W ater B onds.
4s '06 A-O S65,000c— .A pr 2 1931
4 As
M-S 395,000c.— Mar 2 1939
4J4s’ 25 J-D 210,000c.Dec 1 ’30-’64
4M s’26M-N 525,000c.Mar 1 ’31-’65
4 K s ’26 M-S 340,000_____ 1931-1964
Funding B onds.
4 A s M-S$135,000c$5,000 yrly Sept
4J4s’25 J-D 166,000—88,300 yearly
R efu n d in g Bonds.
_
4s '06 A-O $143,000c_ Apr 2 1931
4H s’ 13 A-O 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 c.„O ct 1 1938
4^s
M-S 84.000c.—Mar 2 1939
Gas and Electric Plant Bonds.
4 s '06 A-O $287,000c_ .Apr 2 1931
Gas & Electric F unding Bonds.
5s '21 M-N$271,000c. .M ay 16 1951
4 K s ’27
300,000c.June 1 '32-51
GEN. BONDS Apr 15 '27 $518,000
Floating debt (add'l)____
319,392
Water debt (additional). . 1,749,500
Sinking funds (general) ____
5,412
Sinking funds (gas & elec.). 121,143
Assess, val., real estate_ 19,281,744
_
Assess, val., personal____ 3,483,755
Other assess, property_
_
61,319
Tot.asses .val. ’26( %act.) .22,724,469
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$24.00
IN T . at Norwich Sav. Society
First Nat. Bk., Columbia Trust Co
and Thames Nat. Bank.
NORWICH, TOWN.
Inc. 1659. Pop’n 1920,
29,685
C ou rt House R efu n d in g Bonds.
iU s'25 J-J $109.000c-Jan 1 '28-'48
S chool House Bonds.
IH s’24M-S ($129,000cMar 15’28-’39
1 99,000cMar 15 '40-’48
tM s’25 M -N 94,000cMay 15 ’28-’45
Town deposit fund 6s— on
demand____________
13,301
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 '27- $419,000
Cash on hand and in bank
2,478
Brand list 1926__________ 22.725,739
(Assessment about A actual value.)
Town tax (per $1,000)'26____ $26.00
IN T . on 4 A s at Merchants Nat.
Bank, Boston.
OLD SAYBROOK.
This town is in Middlesex County,
m e. M ay 1852. taken from Saybrook.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 18'27
$45,000
Tot.ass’d val.'26(70%act.) 2,835.655
Tax rate per $1,000) '26___ $24 00
population 1910. 1,516; 1920—1,463
O X FO R D .
---------This town Is in New Haven Co
Incorporated October 1798.
TO TAL D E B T Jan 1 '2 7 - - $42,529
Grand list 1926 ___________1,050,224
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—-$25.00
Population 1910, 1,020; 1920, 998
PLAINVILLE.
This town is In Hartford County.
Incorporated M ay 1869.
-s
. . . $70,000c....... ............. ....
(15,000____N ov 1 1927
4 K s’22M-N 20,000____N ov 1 1932
60,000.-N ov 1 '37&’42
l80.000-Nov 1 ’47&’52
S chool Bonds.
4 J^s’24 A-O $60,000c.Apr 15 ’28-’44
(Due $3,000 in odd years and $4,000
in even years.)
TO TAL D EBT Sept 1924- $120,000
Grand list 1926__________ 5,710,042
Total tax rate (per $1,000 '26. $26 00
Pop’n 1910. 2.882: 1920 ______ 4.114
IN T . on 4 A s o f 1922 at the Hartford-Connecticut Tr. C o., Hartford.
PLYM OUTH .
This town Is In Litchfield County
Incorporated 1795.
F unding B onds.
4 t f s 'l l F-A $75,000o_ Aug 1 1936
_
BON D. D EBT Sept 1 '2 6 -- $190,000
Floating debt____________
3,736
Sinking fund______________
39,136
Assess, value, real________ 5,380,556
Assess, value, personal___ 800,202
Other assess, property___
18 860
Tot.assess.val. 26(85%act) 6,199,618
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— 824.00
Pop’n 1910, 5,021; 1920_______ 6,623
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston.
PORTLAN D.
This town Is In Middlesex County.
Inc. May 1841.
R efu nd ing B o n d s {tax-exempt).
4s '09 J-J $42,000c —July 1 1929
44£s' 19 J-J
18,000c. July 1 ’28-’29
4A s'25 M -N 72,000c_ N ov 1 1941
_
BON D. DEBT Oct 1 '26— $132,000
Assess, debt (add’l ) _______
50,000




CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS
28,500
Floating debt (add'l)______
Assessed value, real estate-3,404,320
Assessed v a l., personal____ 367,463
Other assess, property____ 362,407
Total assess, val. 1926____4,134,190
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--$25.00
Pop’n 1910, 3.425; 1920_______ 3,644
IN T. payable at Town Treasury
PRESTON.
This town is in New London Co.
Incorporated In 1687.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 5 '27 - $45,000
Floating debt_____________
19,000
Total assessed val. 1926— 1,118 944
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— _$20.00
Pop’n 1910,1,917; 1920_______ 2,743
PUTNAM, CITY.
This city and town of the same
name are in Windham County. Incorp. Jan. 1 1896.
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4M s’ 14 F-A$180,000c____1927-1944
4Ms'19 M-S 65,000c____ 1929-1941
Sewer Bonds.
4M g'14M -S $65,000c----- 1927-1939
Street Im provem ent B onds.
3 K s’09 J-J $40.000c
July 1 1929
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 '2 7 -- $285,000
Floating debt_____________
27,000
Sinking fund, G eneral____
43,600
Grand list 1927 __________ 6,000,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1926____$9.50
Special sewer tax 1926________ $1.50
Pop’n 1910, 6.637; 1920 ______ 7.711
IN T . at Citizens’ Nat. Bank in
Putnam.
______
PUTNAM, TOWN.
This town is in Windham County.
Incorporated M ay 1855.
Bonds (Due on Apr. 1).
4)4s'16 A-O $M,000c* — .1927-1928
434s’ 16 A-O 48.000c* — .1929-1934
4J4s'16 A-O 63,000c* — 1935-1941
4Ms’ 16 A-O 40.000c* — 1942-1945
4J4s’ 16 A-O 13.000c*________ 1946
f30,00 0.-June 1 ’28-’37
4 K s’26 J-D 20,000.-June 1 ’38-’42
[25.000--June 1 ’43-47
BOND. DEBT Apr 4 ’25 -- $192,000
Floating debt (additional).
6,217
Tot .assess .val. '24(75 % act) 5,979,105
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___$23.00
Pop’n 1910. 7.280; 1920 --------- 8,397
RIDGEFIELD, TOWN.
This town Is In Fairfield County.
Inc. Oct. 1709. Population 1910,
3,118; 1920, 2,707.
S chool Bonds.
5s
— $ 4 0,00 0---.............. 1933
Funding Bonds (opt. Aug 1 ’ 17).
3Hsg F-A $60,000c--- Aug 1 1929
TOTAL D EBT M ay 1927-.$100,000
Sinking fund________________ 49,189
Grand List 1925.—
,_______ 6,331,990
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925___$12.00
INT. payable at First National
Sank, Ridgefield In N. Y . funds.
RIDGEFIELD, BOROUGH.
Inc. 1901. Population 1910.1,114;
1920, 1,030.
Sewer Bonds.
3>4s
J-J $50,000o— -Jan 1 1932
(Optional Jan. 1 1922.)
5A s
2 0 ,0 0 0 - _________
B O N D . DEBT M ay 1 1925 S70.00U
Grand list 1923__________ 2,717,077
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923____$4.50
IN T . on 3 A s payable at the First
Nat. Bank, Ridgefield, in New York
funds.
ROCKY HILL.
This town is in Hartford County.
Inc. M ay 1843; taken from Wethers­
field.
Funding Bonds.
4As'22 M -N $48,000c*Novl5 ’27-42
TOT. B D . D T. M ay 1926- $51,000
Total ass’d val. 1925______ 2,375,298
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $20.00
Population, 1910, 1,187; 1920— 1,633
ROCKVILLE.
This city is In Tolland County.
Inc. 1886. Population 1910, 7.977;
1920. 7.726.
Filtration (Int. at Treas. Office).
4s
J-J $65.000o_ - -July 1935
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’2 7 -- $65,000
Sinking fund______________
14,860
Grand list 1926____________8,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-(est.)$9.00
SAYBROOK.
This town is in Middlesex County.
Settled 1635, united with Connecti­
cut December 1644.
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’26- $30,000
Sinking fund______________
5,421
Tot.ass’d val.'25 (80%act.)4,162,841
Total tax rate(per 81,000) ’26.815.00
Population 1910, 1,907; 1920, 2,325
SEYMOUR.
This town is in New Haven County
Incorp. M ay 1850.
High School Bonds.
4>^s’22M-S $125,000._Mar 1 ’28-’52
R efu nding Bonds.
4Hs'15 M-S ($36,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’45
1 90,000c..Alar 1 1946
S chool Notes.
-s
$65,000--Sept 1 ’27-38
BOND. D EBT Mar 1 ’2 7 -- $316,000
Sinking fund______________
4,400
Grand list 1926 (80% a ct.)-8,998,820
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $20.00
Pop’n in 1910, 4,786; 1920___ 6,781
IN T . payable at Seymour Tr. Co.
SHELTON.
This city (formerly a borough) is in
Fairfield Co.
City o f S helton, First Dist>, Bds.
R efu nding Bonds.
4K s
J-J S65,000c_July 1 ’28-’40
New High School Bonds.
4 ^ s ’19 J-D $90,000cDec 1 ’27-’44
5s
M -N 50,000c_Nov 1 ’31-’40
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’ 19 J-D $20,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’30
4Ms’26 J-J ($10,000___ July 1 1927
1 30,000-----------yearly.

Tow n

of

H u n tin gton

61

_
Bonds Tax rate (perf First district_ $15.00
$1.000) 19251 Second district- 11.00
IN T . on bonds marked (*) at the
Atlantic National Bank, Now York.

4s ’0845J-jnC$85,000c_____Jan 1928
4Ms’ l l F-A 92,000c.--A ug 1 1931
Second D istrict.
Old B orough o f S helton Bonds.
4s TO J-J $13,000c____July 1930
TOT. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 --- $461,000
59,187
Cash in treasury_________
Sinking fund assets______
58,228
Net city debt___________
347,217
Grand list 1926__________ 11,679,359
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—
First District______________ $21.00
Second District___________
5.50
Pop’n in 1910. 4,897; 1920, 9.475.
SOUTHBURY.
This town is in New Haven Co.
Incorp. M ay 1787; taken from
Woodbury.
TOTAL D EBT Apr 1927-- $48,000
Grand list 1926__________ 1,166.494
Tax rate (per $1,000)1926___ $27 .00
Population, 1910, 1,230; 1920--1.093
SOUTHINGTON, BORO.
This borough is in Hartford Co.
Incorporated 1889.
R efu nding Bonds.
4 J^s’ 16 A-O $118,000_ Apr 1 1946
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 ’27- $ 1 1 8 ,0 0 0
Assess, debt (additional)-_
485
Sinking funds____________
15,261
Grand list 1926 (80% act.) .5,141,525
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--S7.50
Population, 1910, 3,714; 1920.-5,085
IN T . payable at Southington
Bank & Trust Co.
SOUTHINGTON, TOWN.
This town is In Hartford County.
Incorporated 1779.
S chool Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 13 J-J $50,000c* July 1 ’28-’62
4 A s ’22 J-J 47,000c*..Jan 1 1952
4 As
J-D 35.000c*. Dec 1 1928
4A s
. . . 150,000c._Mar 15 1930
W ater-Plant Purchase B onds.
4 Hs’ l l J-J $222.000c-.July 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’26. $308,000
Water bonds (add’l ) ______ 222,000
Floating deot (additional).
48,460
Sinking fund (general)____
48,905
Assess, val. ’26 (85% act.)_8,532,000
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_ $29.00
Pop’n 1920, 8,440; 1927(est.) 10,000
IN T . at Southington Bk. & Tr. Co.

STAMFORD, TOWN.
This town is In Fairfield County.
Settled 1641 under New Haven juris­
diction; named 1642; submitted to
Connecticut October 1662.
Bridge Bonds.
4M s’ 17
$14,000_____1927-1940
5s '21 M-S 32.000c.Sept 1 ’26-’40
S ch ool Bonds.
4H s’ l l F-A $340,000o.-Aug 1 1941
4 A s ’ 14 J-J f 9,000..—Jan 1 ’28-’29
1 75.000— -Jan 1 ’30-’34
4H s’ 15 J-J j 68.000..Jan 1 ’28-’35
1400,000—Jan 1 ’36-'45
5s ’21 M-S 220,000c.Sept 1 ’ 27-’42
4M s’25 M -N 1,945,000 M ay 1 ’28-’65
aBelletown Sch. Dist. Ref. Bds.
4 K g ’23 J-D $55.000.June 15 ’28-’38
T ow n Hall 1890.
4 s ’08 J-D S225.000O— Deo 1 1938
F un din g Bonds.
4M s’ 17 . . . $42 0 0 0 _____ 1927-1940
Im provement B onds.
4J4s’ l l J-J $35,000c
July 1 1941
a Road Im provement B onds.
4M s’ 17 —
$5,500_____ 1927-1940
4H s’ 17 J-J
75,000___ July 2 1932
5s ’21 M-S 203,800—Sept 1 ’27-'42
TOT. BD. D T . M ay 1 ’25 $4,023,888
Sinking fund____________
359,073
N E T D E B T ____________ 3,664,815
Assessed value 1924______ 74.093.462
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '25-$19.02
Pop. 1910, 28,836; 1920, 40,067.
a IN T . payable at National Park
Bank, New York; all others at office
of Town Treasurer.

STONINGTON.
This town is in New London Co.
Incorp. Oct. 1658. Population 1910,
9,154; 1920, 10,236.
R efu n d in g B onds.
4s g’08 M-N $100.000o„M ay 1 1928
4 ^ s ’ 19M -N 150,000c__________1939
4Ms
A-O (38,000c—-A pr 1 1928
137,000c— Apr 1 1933
S ch ool Loans (Assumed).
Dist. No. 3 bonds, 4s— ___$50,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27- $375,000
Floating d e b t____________
25,000
Assess, val., real estate___ 7,398,036
Assess, val., personal_____1,864,949
Total assess, val. 1926
(about 7-10 actual)_____9,262,985
SOUTH WINDSOR.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $24.00
This town is in Hartford County.
INT. payable at Treasurer’s office.
Incorp. M ay 1845; taken from East
Windsor.
STRATFORD.
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 7 ’2 7 .
None
This town is In Fairfield County.
Floating debt________ $65,000
Settled in 1639.
Assessed val., real____ 3.483,041
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed val., personal_ 345,437
4s ’24 M-S $360,00Or* Sept 1 ’27-’44
Total assessed val. 1926.-3,858,843
R efu nd ing Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.—$23.00 4s
F-A$l 88,000c*. Aug 1 ’27-’58
Population, 1910, 2,251; 1920.-2,142
Tax Fund B onds.
4A s
F-A $28,000c* Feb 1 ’28-’34
SPRAGUE.
S chool Bonds.
This town is in New London Co. 4s
J-D $88,000c* Dec 1 ’27-’48
Incorporated M ay 1861.
5s
M -N 72,000c* N ov 1 ’27-’44
4Ms
—
$35,000___________ 1946 4s ’24 M-S 230,000c* Sept 1 ’27-’48
4A s
—
75,000___________ 1952
Sewer Notes.
4Ms
-.10.000___________ 1946 6s
M-S $50,000c* Sept 1 ’27-’31
BOND. DEBT June 1927. $190,000 4 ^ s ’23 A-O 126.000c*_Apr 1 ’28-’33
Grand list 1926__________ 3,062,616 G E N ’L DEBT Apr 1 '27- $606,000
Tax raic (per $1,000) 1926_ $20.00 Sewer debt (add’l )_______
_
536,000
Pop’n in 1910, 2,551; 1920____2,500 Floating debt (add’l) ----------------------- 175,000
1Sewer----------------------- 40,000
STAFFORD.
Assessed val., real estate.-21,294,082
This town (P. O. Stafford Springs) Assessed val., personal____ 1,191,057
is in Tolland Co. Settled in 1719.
Other assessable property. 1,770,144
Highway B onds.
Total assess, val. 1926
4 J^s’25M-N f$33 .OOOc.May 1 ’28-’35
(85% actual)_________ 24,255,263
1 30,000c-M ay 1 ’36-’45 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--$27.00
Funding Bonds.
Population 1910, 5,712; 1920. 12,347
4s ’09 J-J $20,000--July 1 '28-’37
School Bonds.
SCHOOL DIST.
5s ’21 J-J $95,000c-July 1 ’28-’46 STRATFORD (P.
This district
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 -- $184,000 Fairfield County. O. Stratford) is in
Floating debt_____________
7,320
M -N
Grand list 1926__________ 6,828,574 5s g T9 J-D $72,000c.Nov 1 ’27-'44
88,000c--.$4,000 v ’rly
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $19.50 4 A s
4s
M-S 230,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’48
Population, 1910, 5,235; 1920--5.407 BONJ). D EBT Apr 16’27- $390,000
Total assessed val’n 1926-24,755,263
STAM FORD, C ITY.
Population in 1926 (est.)_____20,000
This city is in Fairfield County
IN T . payable at the Stratford
Inc. 1893. Population 1910, 23.136, Trust C o., Stratford.
1920, 35,086.
Incinerator B onds.
THOMASTON.
4 A s ’24 M -N ($21,000-M ay 1 ’28-’34
This town is in Litchfield County.
\ 80,000-M ay 1 ’35-’ 54 Inc. M ay 1875.
Garbage, Sewage D isp .& D ock.
High School Bonds.
4 A s ’ 4 A-O $8,000c— -A pr 1 1939 5s '21 J-D $150,0G0r_ Dec 1 1941
_
4As'14 J-D 4 ,0 0 0 c--.D ec 1 1939 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $150,000
P ublic Library Bonds.
Sinking fund_____________
12,500
4s g ’09 J-D $33,00 0o-..D ec 1 1939 Assess, val., 1926_________ 4,972,141
sewer oonas.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926—$23.00
4s ’ 10 J-J $25,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1935 Population, 1910, 3,533; 1920.-3,993
4s ’07 M-S
5,000c__________1937
IN T . at office of Town Treas
Public Park Bonds.
4s ’08 A-O $55,000c__ Apr 1 1938 TOLLAND. Is in Tolland County.
This town
4s '09 F-A 50,000c
Mch 1 1939
4s g ’09 J-D 45,000c-..D eo 1 1939 Named May 1715.
DE.BT April 20 1927$27,741
4 g ’ 12 M-N150,000c_ May 1 1942 TOTALval., real estate_____760,138
_
Assess,
Public Improvement Bonds.
Assess, val., personal_______ 56,662
4s ’09 J-D $35,000____ June 1 1934
assess, val. '26 (4-5 act.) 816,800
4s ’09 A-O 30,000c__________1934 Tot. rate (per $1,000) 1926____$26.00
4 Hs’ l l J-D 20,000c________ 1936 Tax
Population, 1910. 1,126; 1920— 1.040
4s g ’07 F-A 5 0 ,000 c...A u g 1 1932
4A s '10 J-J 30,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1935
5s T3 J-J
22,000____ July 1 1928 TORRINGTON
On Oct. 1 1923 this city, in Litch­
5s ’ 13 M -N 30,000____ Nov 1 1938
4 A s ’ 14 A-O 34,000c_ Apr 1 1929 field County, was incorporated under
_
a special Act of the Legislature, tak­
4As'14 J-D 48.000c_ Dec 1 1939
_
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-D 19,000--D ec 1 ’27-’45 ing over and including the town and
4 J£s'17 J-D 32,000_____ 1927-1942 borough of the same name. Also
5s ’ 19 M-S (100,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’32 under an Act of the Legislature on
\ 5,000c. ..S ep t 1 1933 the same day a certain section of the
5s ’21 J-J
25,000c________ July 1 town of Harwinton was assumed by
the newly incorporated city.
($15,000 1932 and $10,000 1934.)
5s ’21 J-D
6,000c.D ec 1 ’27-’29
BONDS ASSUMED B Y C IT Y .
4 A s’22 A.O 125.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’47
Old Town Bonds.
4 A s ’22 F-A *94,500c.Aug 1 ’27-’44
S chool.
4 A s ’24 M -N 8,000--M ay 1 ’28-’31 4K s’ 17 F-A$168,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’42
5s ’24 F-A I4,000c-Feb 1 ’28-’34
F unding and S chool.
4 A s ’26
f 156,000c.July 15 ’27-’38 4 A s ’ 14 J-J $250,000c—-July 1 1939
J-J 15 \112,000c_July 15’39-’46
Funding.
4s ’27 A-O 300,000c-Jan 15 ’28-’57 5>£s’21 J-J $370,000c--Jan 1 ’28-'42
BD. D EBT June 5 ’26-.-$l,182,000
Old Borough Bonds.
Sinking fund Dec 3 1 '2 5 -289,361 4J4s’07M-N $75,000c—-N ov 1 1927
Grand list 1925__________ 82,270,000 4s '09 M -N 150,000c— -M ay 1 1929

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TORRINGTON (Concluded) .
Portion of Town of Harwinton Bonds
Assumed.
F unding Bonds.
4Ms’22 J-D $28.000c.July 1 ’28-’64
TOTAL C IT Y BONDED
D E B T Sept 1 1926____$1,039,000
Floating debt (add’l ) -----400,000
Sinking fu n d ___________
285,562
Assess, val. real estate— 21,590,259
Assess, val. personal------- 5,494,182
Total assess, val. ’26 (act) 26,984,441
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925------ $31.00
Population (est.)------------------- 25,000
Included in Dist. No. 2 is the an­
nexed portion of the Town of Har­
winton.
TRUMBULL.
This town is in Fairfield County.
Incorporated October 1797.
School Bonds.
4M s’25
$50,000c.M ay 1 ’ 30-’54
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $130,000
Floating debt (add’l ) --------46,000
Sinking fund______________
17,800
Grand list 1925------------------3,407,307
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926---S25.00
Popula. 1910, 1,642; 1920--------2,651
VERNON.
This town Is In Tolland County.
Inc. Oct. 1808.
Funding Bonds.
4Ms’25 A-0$105.000c-Apr 15 '30-’60
Memorial Hall Bonds.
4Ms
M-NS125,000c—N ov 1 1944
♦School Bonds.
4M g’23 J-J $118,000c- - Jan 15 1953
NET D E B T Sept 1 ’ 2 6 -- $348,000
Floating debt___________
36,048
10,518
Sinking fund____________
Grand list 1926---------------10,120.484
Town tax rate (per $1,000) ’25 $11.50
Popula. 1910, 9,087; 1920--------8,898
IN T . on bonds marked (*) at the
Travelers Bank & Trust Co. and
Hartford-Connecticut Trust Co.,
Hartford; on others at Town Treas­
urer’s office.
WALLINGFORD, TOWN.
The town and borough of Walling­
ford Is situated In New Haven County
Incorporated 1669.
H igh-School & R efu n d in g Bds.
4s 16 J-D I $80,000--D ec 1 ’27-’36
\ 70.000--Dec 1 '37-’46
F un din g Bonds.
4s ’ 09 J-J $15,000e— July 1 1930
4Ms’22 J-J
50,000r*-Jan 1 ’28-’48
(Due $10,000 every 5 years.)
4Ms’26 -_ - $80,000c*.Jan 1 ’31-’ 50
R efu n d in g B onds.
„ „
3.65s '99M-N $6,000c—
1927-1929
4 Ms’ 18 A-O 80 ,000 c...A pr 1 1938
R efu n d . & Improve. Bonds.
4 M s'12 A-O $25.000c_____________
($5,000 payable every 5 years; next
payment Apr 1928.)
W ALLINGFORD CENTRAL SCH.
DIST. (.(.Annexed).
4Ms
J-J $20,000___________1943
(Subject to call after 1933.)
4Ms
J-J $9,000.-July 21 ’27-’31
($3,000 yearly in odd years.)
S ch ool B onds (opt. Mar. 1 1926).
4s ’06 J-J $55,000c---- Mar 1 1936
BOND. DEBT M ay 12’27 $520,000
Floating debt (additional)
218,000
Sinking fund_____________
1,990
Total assess, val. 1926— 18,944,347
(Assessment at full value)
Town tax (per $1,600) 1926—$18.00
Pop’n 1910, 11,155; 1920------ 12,010
IN T . at First Nat. Bk., Walling­
ford, and Nat. Park Bank, N . Y .
WALLINGFORD, BOROUGH.
Inc. 1853. Population TO, 8,690;
1920, 9,648.
R efunding Bonds
3M s’90M-N $50,000c-.N ov 15 1929
4M s’ 13 J-D 60,000___ June 11943
(optional beg. 1928).
4M s’14 M -N 13,000c-.Nov 1 1944
(Subj. to call beg. N o v . 1 1929).

CONNECTICUT—CITIES AND TOWNS
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’ 14 J-J $100.000___ Jan 1 1944
5s ’21 J-J 150,000c. .July 1940-69
4Ms’25 J-J (300,000-July 15 ’30-’ 59
1100,000-July 15 ’60-’64
4Ms’27 J-J 200,000r*
($6,000 due Jan. 15 1932 to 1964
and $2,000 Jan. 1965.)
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms’04 J-J $10,000o__ Jan 1 1934
3 Ms’05 J-J
100,000___Jan 1 1935
4 s ’06 J-J 100,000c. . .July 1 1936
4s ’09 J-J
190,000__ July 1 1939
4s T5 J-J
28,000___ Jan 1 1945
4MsY7 J-J 100.000-.July 1 ’28-’37
4Ms’ 23J-J15 (70,000-July 15 ’46-’52
1 2.000_--July 15 1953
4M s’27 J-J 700,000r*
(Due $30,000 Jan. 15 1932 to 1954
and $10,000 Jan. 1955.)
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
4Ms’ 19 J-J $139,000 _____ 1927-1939
5s ’ 21 J-J
94,000c-July 1 ’ 28-’45
4Ms’27 J-J
75,000r*-Jan 15’28-’52
Com fort Station & Garage.
4Ms’ 19 J-J $64.000r*. July 1 ’28-39
F unding Bonds.
4 Ms’23J-.J15$1,088,000 July 15’27-’ 34
(For maturity see V. 117, P- 470)
4Ms’25 J-J
50,000---July 15 1934
Storm W ater Drainage Bonds.
5s ’21 J-J $70,000c__Jan 1 ’28-’41
4Ms’25 J-J 100,000-July 15 ’30-’39
Street Bonds.
4Ms’08 J-J $150,000____Jan 1 1938
4M s’19 J-J /210,000r* -July 1 ’28-33
1 10,000r*.. July 1 1934
5s ’21 J-J 200.000c-.jan 1 ’28-’31
4M s’25 J-J 200,000-July 15 ’30-’39
S ch ool Bonds.
4s '97 J-J $190,000-July 1 ’28-’46
3 Ms '01 J-J
50,000-Jan 1 ’ 28-’32
4Ms’ l l J-J 249,000--Jan 1 ’28-’51
4 Ms’ 13 J-J 134,000-.July 1 '28-’53
4Ms’15 J-J 143,000--July 1 ’28-’ 55
4Ms’ 16 J-J 118,000--Jan 1 ’28-’38
4Ms’ 16 J-J 395.000--July 1 ’28-’42
4Ms’ 17 J-J 175,000--July 1 ’43-’49
4Ms’ 19 J-J (43,000—July 1 ’28-’32
1 4,000____July 1 1933
4Ms’ 19 J-0 278,000r*.Juiy 1 ’28-40
4Ms’ 19 J-J 200,000—July 1 ’41-’50
( 4,000c___July 1 1933
5s T9 s-a ■120,000c.July 1 ’34-’48
!
I 1,000c_ July 1 1949
_
Park Bonds.
4 s ’08 J-J $159.000-July 1 28-’58
5s ’21 J-J
50,000--Jan 1 ’28-’31
4M s’25 J-J 100,000r*Jan 15’30-’54
4Ms’25 J-D 100,000r*Jan 15 ’30-’54
W ater Funding Bonds.
4Ms’18 J-J $39,000--July 1 ’28-'58
5s ’21 J-J 449,000c. .Jan 1 ’28-’71
W ater Bonds.
4s TO J-J $i82.000c-Jan 1 ’ 28-’49
4Ms’ l l J-J 449,000c-Jan 1 ’28-’71
4Ms’ 13 J-J 119,000-_July 1 '28-’38
4Ms’ 13 J-J 100,000--July 1 ’39-’48
4Ms’ 17 J-J 450,000--July 1 ’49-’93
4Ms'19 J-J 129.000--.Tuly 1 ’28-’39
5s ’21 J-J 249.000c.July 1 ’ 28-’51
4M s’24 J-J

379.000r*Jan 1 ’28-’64
( 34,000r*July 1 ’ 28-’38
4M s’24 J-J ( 65,000r*July 1 ’39-’43
!240,000r*July 1 ’44-’63
4M s’24 J-J ( 52,000r*July 1 ’28-’44
t40.000r*_July 1 ’45-’64
4M s’24 J-J 194,500r*July 1 ’28-’64
4M s’25 J-J 330.000r*Jan 15’30-’44
4M s’25 J-J 242,000--Jan 15 ’55-65
4s ’25 J-J 399,000-July 15 ’ 27-’65
4M s’25 J-J 220,000-Jan 15 '45-54
4M s’25 J-J 400,000-July 15 ’ 26-’65
4M s’24 J-J (152,000r*July 1 ’27-’45
U33,000r*July 1 ’46-’64
4M s’26 J-J15 300,000July 15 ’27-’56
Im p rovem en t B o n d s.
4 Ms’ l l J-J $ :0 .0 0 0 c --J a n 1 ’28-’31
Is o la tio n H osp ita l B o n d s.

4M s’19 J-J $129,000-_July 1 ’28-'39
5s ’ 21 J-J 175,000c.July 1 ’40-74
BONDED DEBT June 1 1927:
Water b o n d s ..__________ $6,242,000
School bonds___________ 2.107.000
Sewage-disposal bonds_
_
428,000
Bridge bonds___________
609,000
City-hall, police and fire
station bonds_________
660.0" "
Sewerage bonds_________
882,000
Brooklyn Bridge bonds---100,000
West Main St. Bridge____
150,000
Isolation hospital bonds. _ 305,000
Park bonds______________
320,000
Street improvement bonds
805,000
Storm water drainage bds.
170,000
Improvement bonds____
20,000
Comfort station and gar­
age bonds____________
65,000
Fire department bonds_
_
300,000
Funding bonds---------------- 1,125,000

5M s’21 A ’O 119,000--A p r 1 ’28-’50
W ater Bonds.
4Ms
s-an$150,000--------------------Street Bonds (Opt. beg. 1928).
4M s’ 13 J-D $75,000____June 1 1943
4Ms'14 M -N 25,000____M ay 1 1944
(Subject to call M ay 1 1929.)
E lectric-L igh t Bonds.
3Ms
M-N$10,000____May 1 1929
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’ 13 J-D $42.000------June 1 1943
(Optional beginning June 1 1928)
T O T .B D .D T .N o v l ’25. $470,000
Water debt (incl.)----------l50,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ------125,000
Total bonded debt____$14,279,000
General sinking fund______
10,612 Less water bonds________ 6,242,000
Grand list 1925__________ 15.724.075
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1925-$7.00
Net general debt______$8,037,000
In Sinking Funds—
IN T . at First Nat. B k., Wallingford
Street improvement bonds$99,956.13
Sewerage bonds 1923------72,000
WATERBURY.
This city Is In New Haven County
Net debt___________ $7,865,043.87
Incorporated In 1853. The city,
town and school governments were Grand list 1926________ 184,5954,344
Tax rate 1926------------------------ $31.90
consolidated in Jan. 1900.
C ity Hall. Police & Fire S tation . P o p ’n 1910, 73,141; 1920____91,715
IN T . on bonds of 1923 and 1924 at
4M s’ 13 J-J $347 000.-July 1 '28-’63
4Ms’ 15 J-J 289,500--July 1 ’27-'55 First National Bank of Boston.




[V ol. 124.

WATERFORD.
WESTVILLE SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Westville) is in
This town is in New London Co.
New Haven County.
Incorporated in 1801.
TOTAL D EBT Sept 1925- $237,732
See New Haven, Conn., on p. 54.
Grand list 1925__________ 4,103,693
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $26.00
WETHERSFIELD.
Pop’n in 1910, 3,097; 1920____3,935
This town is in Hartford County.
This town was settled in 1635 and
WATERTOWN.
named in 1637.
This town is in Litchfield County. 4Ms’22 J-J
$6,000--July I ’28-'52
Incorporated in M ay 1780; taken
x C oupon B onds.
from Water bury.
4Ms’ 15 M -N 1$19,800c N ov 1 ’27-'35
Notes.
1 30,000c N ov 1 ’36-’45
4s T 2 . . . $40,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’35 BOND. D E B T April 10 ’27 $98,000
TOTAL D EBT Oct 1 ’2 5 -- 131,152 Floating debt_____________
59,577
40,299 Grand list 1926____________8,109,897
Cash in treasury__________
Grand list 1925____________8,176,927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $18.00
Sinking fund______________
38,327
Value of town property____ 341.377 Pop. 1910, 3,148; 1920, 4,342; and
1926, 6,000 (approx.).
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1925____$26.00
x IN T . at Phoenix Nat. Bank.
Population 1910, 3,850; 1920, 6,050 Hartford.
WATERTOWN FIRE DISTRICT.
This district is in Litchfield Co.
W ater Bonds.
($12,000cAug l ’27-’32
4Ms’ 17 F-A {30,000c.Aug 1 ’33-’42
116.000c.Aug 1 ’43-’46
121,000c. ..A u g 1 1947
(66,000c-Feb 1 ’28-’49
4Ms’24 F-A i 44,000c.Feb 1 ’50-’60
I 1,000c—-Feb 1 1961
4M s’24 F-A / 3,000c_ Feb 1 1961
_
\12,000c.Feb 1 ’62-’64
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’27 A-O $150,000c
(Due $3,000 1928 to 1953 and $4,000
1934 to 1966.)
BOND. D EBT Apr 14’27- $205,000
Floating debt (additional). 134,150
Assessed valuation 1926
3.617,890
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-----$4.50
Population 1926 (est.)________3,000
IN T. on 4Ms of 1924 at First
National Bank, Boston.

WILLIMANTHL
This city Is situated In the town of
Windham, Windham Co. Ino. 1893.
M unicipal B onds (C ou pon s).
4s
A-O $89,000c_____Oct 1934
W ater Bonds.
4s’85&’04A-O $50,000c—Oct 1 1929
BOND. D EBT M ay 18 ’26 $89,000
Water debt (add’l )_______
50.000
Sinking fu n d ___________
2,500
Tot.ass’d val.’25(M act’l ) -16,160,766
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925------$12.09
Pop’n 1910, 11,230; 1920, 12.330
INTEREST payable at City Treas
WILTON.
This town is in Fairfield County.
Incorporated M ay 1802.
5s
s-a $20,000_______________
FUND. D EBT Sept 1925— $28,100
Grand list 1925_________ 3,969,807
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$12.00
Population 1910 1.706; 1924 1,284

WINCHESTER.
This town (P. O. Winsted) 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 was in­
corporated in M ay 1771.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s TO M -N $6,000c— May 1 1928
F un din g Bonds.
^Ms’ 15 M -N §45 OOOc-May 1 ’28-’36
4M s’ 18 AI-N §50,000c-—N ov 1 1928
B orough Bonds.
3Ms’06 A-O $32,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1931
4s Y4 F-A §100,000r*— A u g l’27-51
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27- $233,000
Floating debt (add’l) ______ 322,500
Sinking fund______________
69,247
Assessed val n , real estate 11.761,694
Assessed val’n, personal_ 1,872,188
_
Total assess, val. ’26 (abt.
actual)________________ 13,633,893
Tax rate (per /C it y __________$19 70
$1,000) ’26lTow n_________ 15 00
Pop. TO, 8,679; 1920 _______ 9,019
WEST HAVEN.
S IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Boston;
This town is in New Haven Co.
Inc. June 24 1921; taken from on others at the Hurlbut Nat. Bank.
Winsted.
Orange.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4 Msl6 J-J *$90,730c*.-Jan 11936 WINDHAM.
This town is in Windham County.
4M sl9 M-S 90,000c*.-M ar 1 1939
4.70s J-D 117,949r— -Jan 1 1936 Incor. M ay 1692. Pop n, TO, 12,604.
1920. 13,801.
Sewer Bonds.
School Bonds.
5M s’20 A-O $80,000c*.-O ct 1 1940
GEN. B D . D T . Mar 30 ’26 $708,679 4Ms’ 14 J-J $150,000_____ Jan 1 1944
Assessment debt (add’l)---- 103,000 Funded debt Sept 1925_ $455,000
236,490
Floating debt (add’l)______
34,500 Floating debt________
74,630
Sinking fund______________ 116,643 Sinking fund_________
Assess, val., real estate_ 26,182,160 Grand list 1924________ $17,651 089
_
Assessed val., personal_ 3,076,208 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924— $12.00
_
Other assess, property____
389,623
Total ass’d val., 1925____29,647,991 WINDSOR.
This town is in Hartford County.
(Assessment about 85% actual val.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’25 $24.50 Town was settled Sept. 26 1633.
Population 1924 (est.)----------- 17,000
S chool Bonds.
* IN T- at New Haven; others at 4M s’25 J-J ( $81,000-July 1 ’28-’30
1 52,000-July 1 ’31-’32
West Haven. _______
F unding Bonds.
4 Ms 15 J-J $95,000c-July 1 ’28-’46
WEST HAVEN UN. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O West Haven) is BOND. DEBT Aug 10 ’24- $156,000
Floating debt (add’l) ______
60,000
in New Haven County.
Grand list 1924__________10,761,652
4s g
___-i.l00.000c*_________ 1929 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924-.-$24.75
• nmar S chool Bonds.
Population 1910, 4,178; 1920, 5,620
. s’25M-N$299,000c*May 1 ’28-’ 56
INT. at Windsor Tr.& Safe Dep.Co.
High S chool Bonds.
4Ms’25M -N j S90,000c*May 1 ’28-36
1 300,000c*May 1 ’37-56 WINDSOR FIRE DISTRICT.
W ater Fund Bonds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $800,000
Total assessed val. 1927—50,657,319 4Mg’ 15 A-O $140.000c—Oct 1 1946
School tax rate (per $1,000) '27S3.00 (Subject to call after Oct 1 1925.)
General Fund Bonds.
Population (est.)____________ 20,000
4Msg’ 15A-OJ $7,500c_0ct 1 ’27-’30
IN T . payable in Boston.
i 20 .000 c...O ct 1 1931
BOND. D EBT M ay 31’26 .$165,000
WESTPORT. _
This town is in Fairfield County. Total assess, val. 1926___ 3,762.574
Dist. tax (per $1,000) 1927____$5.50
Incorporated M ay 1935.
IN T . at Windsor Trust & Safe
Town Bonds.
Dep. Co. or Irving Nat. Bank, N . Y .
4M s’ 17 - - - $276,000--------------------Road Bonds.
4M s’25 J-J $194,000c.July 1 ’28-’41 WINDSOR LOCKS.
This town is in Hartford County.
75,000c_July 1 '28-’35
54,000c_July 1 ’36-'41 Incor. M ay 1854. Pop’n. TO. 3,715;
7,000c.--July 1 1942 1920. 3,554.
12,000c-July 1 ’ 28-’33 4M s’ 22 J-J $128,000c—Jan 5 ’28-’52
13,000c_July 1 ’34-’46
Sewer Bonds.
8,000c .July 1 ’47-’50 4Msg’ 15 J-.T S50.000c—Jan 15 1935
BOND. D E B T M ay 13’27 $801,500 N ET D EBT Sept 4 ’ 24- $90,097
Floating debt (additional)
140,100 Grand list 1924___________ 5,790.701
Grand 1st 1926_________ 20,088,613 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924.-$18.00
IN T . at Windsor Locks Tr. & Safe
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $15.60
Population 1910. 4,259; 1920, 5,114 Deposit Co.
WEST H A RTFO RD .
This town Is In Hartford Countv
Inc. M ay 1854. Pop’n 1927, 18,000
(est.), 1920, 8,854.
R efu nd., Impt. & Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’ 13 J-D$200,000c— -D ec 1 1943
_
4Msg’ 15F-A 150,000c_ Aug 1 1945
4M s’22 F-A/320,000c -Feb 1 ’ 28-’43
1100,000c. Feb 1 ’44-’47
High School & R efu n d in g Bonds
4M s’23 M-S $693,000-Mar 15 ’28-48
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27-$l,213,000
Assess, debt (add’l ) --------350,000
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
250,000
Sinking fund, general-----155,419
Sinking fund, sewer______
46,785
Assess, val. real estate_ 39,865,069
_
Assess, val. personal------- 1,857,906
Assess, val. other property
142,971
Grand list '26 (abt. actual) 41,865,946
Town tax (per $1,000) 1926.-$17.00
IN T . at U. S. Bank, Hartford, and
Hartford-Connecticut Trust Co.,
Hartford.
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MIDDLE STATES
INDEX FOR THE MIDDLE STATES, CITIES, ETC.
N E W Y O R K — State, Cities, &c____________ Pages 63 to 102
N E W J E R S E Y — State, Cities, &c________ Pages 102 to 123
P E N N S Y L V A N IA — State, Cities, &c_____ Pages 123 to 145

State of New York,
ITS

D E B T , R E SO U R C E S, ETC.

Admitted as a State........................... One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square m iles)...................................47,654
State capital........................................................................ Albany
Governor (term expires Dec. 31, 1928)......... Alfred E. Smith
Lieut.-Gov. (term expires Dec. 31, 1928)......... Edwin Corning
Sec. of State (term expires Dec. 31, 1928)....... Robert Moses
Comptroller (term expires Dec. 31, 1928). .Morris S. Tremaine
Attorney-General (term expires Dec. 31, 1928) Albert Ottinger
LEGISLATURE meets annually the first Wednesday in January, and
length of sessions is 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. 1893 the voters approved a bond issue of $9,000,000, for the
purpose of enlarging and improving the Erie, Oswego and Champlain
canals.
These bonds were nil issued and have since been redeemed.
In 1903 a 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
1912, authorized the State Comptroller to issue canal improvement bonds
made payable in foreign currency. V. 94, p. 1131.] At the 1905 election
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
being sold in June 1921. 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. 7 1916 a favorable vote was polled on the refer­
endum proposition providing for the issuance of $10,000,000 additional
bonds for this purpose and for State Forest Preserve, and the last of these
bonds wore sold in June 1921
Under the provisions of <:haj>. 394
Laws of 1911, and Chapter 252, Laws of 1914, Chapter 335, Laws of
1915, $1,284,000 bonds were authorized for a State Reservation at Sara­
toga Springs. These bonds were all issued and have now been
redeemed, the last of the bonds maturing March 1 1925. 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. $10,000,000
of these bonds were offered to the public on June 9 1921, but owing to the
aising of a question of their legality, were not sold. On June 20 1921 the
constitutionality of the Soldiers’ Bonus Law was unanimously sustained by
the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, Third Department (V. 112,
p.2785). Later, on Aug. 31 1921, by a vote of 5 to 2, the Court of Appeals
reversed the above court and held that the Soldiers’ Bonus Law was un­
constitutional on the ground that it would lend the credit of the State for
the benefit of individuals (V. 113, p. 1073). A new Soldier Bonus measure
in the form of a constitutional amendment (which is Section 13 of Article 7)
providing for a $45,000,000 bond issue, was approved by the voters in Nov.
1923 (see V. 116, p. 965, and V. 117, p. 2457). The 1924 Legislature passed
an enabling Act carrying the amendment into effect (for text see Y. 118,
p. 930), and on April 8 1924 the bonds were sold (V. 118, p. 1821). Under
authority of Section 4 of Article 7 of the Constitution $50,000,000 State
institution buildings bonds were also submitted to the voters at the fall
election in 1923 and carried (see Y. 116, p. 2418, and V. 117, p. 2457). So
far $12,500,000 of these bonds have been sold.
At the November 1924 election the voters had submitted to them, under
authority of an Act passed at the 1924 session of the Legislature, the ques­
tion of issuing of bonds, not exceeding $15,000,000, for the development,
improvement and extension of State parks. The proposition was ap­
proved (V. 119, p. 2671). Legislation providing for the expenditure of all
this issue was passed at the 1926 session of the Legislature. $8,475,000 of
these bonds were floated in 1926.
At the fall election in 1925 the voters adopted two amendments to Article
7 of the Constitution (V. 121, p. 3031). One added a new section (14) un­
der which the Legislature is authorized to incur indebtedness not exceeding
$300,000,000 for the elimination, under State supervision, of railroad cross­




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M A R Y L A N D — State, Cities, &c...................Pages 146 to 149
D ISTR IC T OF C O L U M B IA ________________ Page 149
ings at grade within the State, at the joint expense of the State, railroad
companies, cities, towns and villages. Of such indebtedness, the State
would bearl25% , city, town or village 25% and the railroads 50%. The
other amends Article 7 by adding another new section (15), which empowers
the Legislature to authorize by law $100,000,000 in bonds to provide
moneys for the acquisition by the State of real property and for the con­
struction of buildings, works and improvements for the State, or for any one
or more of such objects, in installments of $10,000,000 a year for 10 years,
no vot8 of the people being necessary.
Initial expenditures out of the grade crossing elimination issue and
the permanent improvement issue were provided for by the 1926 Legis­
lature. The amounts to be expended are $70,000,000 and $10,000,000,
respectively. $10,000,000 of the grade crossing bonds and $10,000,000
of the permanent improvement bonds were issue d in 1926. For description
of oonds see table below. The State’s total bonded debt on May 31 1927
was $341,059,000. The sinking fund resources on May 31 1927 were
3100,050,736.42. Loans outstanding are as follows:
Highway Bonds (Gold).
4s ’ l l J-J 10,000.000.-July 1 1961
3s ’06 J-D $1,000,000. .Dec 1 1956 4s ’ 12 J-J 12,000,000..Jan 1 1962
4s ’08 M-S 5,000,000. .Mar 1 1958 4Hs’ 14 J-J 30,000,000.-Jan 1 1964
4s ’08 M-S 5,000,000. .Sept 1 1958 4 M s’ 15 J-J 12,000.000.-Jan 11965
4s ’10 M-S 5,000,000. .Mar 1 1960 4s ’16 J-J 17,000,000..Jan 1 1966
4s ’l l
M-S 10,000,000..Mar 1 1961 4s ’ 17 J-J 10,000,000.-Jan 1 1967
4s ’12 M-S 8,000,000. .Mar 1 1962 4s Palisades I.-S. Park (G old ). 1961
’ ll
4%s ’13 M-S 21.000.000. .Sept 1 1963 4s ’ 17 M-S$2,500.000-.Mar 1 1967
M-S 2.500,000..Mar 1
iViS ’15 M-S 10,C O
O ,000..Mar 1 1965
Barge Canal Terminal (G old).
4s ’15 M-S 5,000,000. .Sept 1 1965 4s
J-J $5.000.000.Jan 1 1942
4s ’17 M-S 10,000.000. .Mar 1 1967 4Jis’15 J-J 5,000,000-.Jan 1 1945
5s ’21 M-S17,600,000r*.Mar 1 ’28-’71 4s ’16 J-J 3.000,000..Jan I 1946
State Forest Preserve Park Bonds (g o ld ).
5s ’21 J-J5,984,000r*_ Jan 1 28-’7fl
4s ’17 M-S $2,500,000. .Mar 1 1967
Grade Crossing Elimination
Bonds.
5s ’21 M-S 4,400,000r*.Mar 1 ’28-’7l
4s g ’26 M-S $10,000,000-Sept ’27-26
State In s titu tio n Bldg. Bonds (Gold).
Acquisition of Land Bonds.
4s ’24 M-S$ll,500,000r*. Sept 1 ’27-’49
(For State Improvements.—
Sold'ers Bonus Bonds (Gold),
4%s ’24 A-O39,600,000r*. Apr l ’28-’49 4s g ’26 M-S $1,650,000-Sept l ’27-76
State Impi. Construction Bds.
Canr.l Bonds (Gold).
3s ’06 J-J $1,000,000.. .Jan 1 1956 , 4s g ’26 M-S $8,350,000-Sept 1'27-’51
Acquisition of Land Bonds.
3s ’07 J-J 5,000,000.. .Jan 1 1957
(For State Parks.)
3s ’08 .T
-J 5.000,000.. .July 1 1958 I4s g ’26 M-S $5,000,000.Sept 1 ’27-76
3s ’09 J-J 10.000,000.. .Jan 1 1959 ! State Park Impt. Bonds.
4s ’10 •T-J 11.000.000. . .July 1 1960 4s g ’26 M-S $3,475,000-Sept 1’27-’51
4s ’l l .T-J 10.000.000. . .Jan 1 1961 !
;t is payable at the Bank of tne Manhattan Company, N. Y . City.
STATE DEBT FOR A SERIES OF YEARS.— The figures of gross
bonded State debt given below are for the fiscal years ending .Tim 30
e
beginning with June 30 1916, the year having been changed from Sept. 30
to this date by Chapter 118, Laws of 1916. All other figures in the following
table are for the old date (Sept. 30):
1926 $315,520,000 1915 $186,400,660 1904- 9.410.660 1885 $9,461,854
1925 318,456,000 1914+$159260,660 1903 $9,665,660 1880- §9,114,054
1924 308,491,000 1913- 108,355,660 1902. $9,920,660 1875- 28,328,686
1923 264,244,500 1912-109.702,660 1900. 10.130.660 1870- 8,641.606
1922 266,998,000 1911. 79,730,660 1899- 10.185.660 1865 50,861.349
1921 267,729,000 1910- 57.230.660 1898- 9.340.660 1860- 34,182,975
1920 236,024,000 1909- 41.230.660 1897-. 5.765.660 1850. 23,507,874
1919 236.119,660 1908- 26.230.660 1893-.
660 1840- 18,385,309
1918 236,214,660 1907. 17.290.660 1892-763,160 1830- 8,635,035
1917 236,309,660 1906- 10.630.660 1891-. 2,927.655 1820- 2.983.500
1916 211.404,660 1905 11.155.660 1890-- 4.964,304 1816- 2,905,535
t Comptroller’s temporary loan certificates amounting to $650,000 were
also outstanding Sept. 30 1914. * In addition, there were outstanding
Sept. 30 1913 $27,000,000 notes issued in anticipation of tbe sale of bonds.
TAX VALUATION, TAX RATE, & c .— Large ’ncrease in values for
1904, due mainly to New York City’s real estate being assessed about full
value. The constitutional amendment adopted in 1905 permits interest and
unking fund requirements to be met out of funds in the Treasury instead
of by means of a direct tax as heretofore. No direct State levy, therefore
■ a made in 1906 to 1910, revenue being entirely raised through the operavs
cion of mortgage, stock transfer, liquor, inheritance and corporation taxes,
tn 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. Y. 98. p. 1404. At the 1915
session of the Legislature provision was made for the levy of a direct ta«
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
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-V a lu a tio n R ea l E s t a t e .
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* T o t a l E a u a liz e d
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V a lu a t io n f o r
R a te p e r
T o ta l
L e v ie d .
S ta te P u r p o s e s .
$1,000.

$20,795,221
1926. $20,530,098,580 $265,122,506 $20,795,221,086 $1.00
28,528,472
1925. 18,750,816,008 268,165,370 19,018,981,378 1.50
26,019,953
1924. 17,084,819,872 261,815,571 17,346,635,443 1.50
32,467,458
1923. 16,005,033,961 228,695,426 16,233.729,387 2.00
1922. 15,141,722,139 248,676,834 15,390,398,973 1.29L5 19,876,700
1921. 14,595,726,491 255,263,116 14.850,989,607 1.5043 22,340,343
35,006,523
1920- 12,625,190,013 364,243,720 12,989,433,733 2.695
13,523,503
1919- 12,322,150,324 435,871,630 12,758,021,954 1.06
13,272,069
1918- 12.006,966,764 513,853,047 12,520,819,811 1.06
13,058,752
1917- 11,605,694,898 485,742,745 12,091,437,643 1.08
1916. 11,335,638,806 454,989,997 11,790,628,803 None
20,519,715
1915. 11,146,271,012 924,149,875 12,070,420,887 1.70
1914- 10,960,260,892 424,876,235 11,385,137,127 None
6,460,093
.5805
1913- 10,684,290,188 444,207,867 11,128,498,055
11,022,985
1912. 10,561,501,373 461,484,541 11,022,985,914 1.00
6,072,766
.60
9,639,001,868 482,275,590 10,121,277,458
19119,821,620,552 None
9,266,628,484 554,992,068
1910.
9,666,118,681 None
9,117,352,838 548,765,843
1909.
9,173,566,245 None
8,553,298,188 620,268,057
19088,565,379,394 None
7,933,057,917 632,321,477
1907.
8,015,090,722 None
7,312,621,452 702,469,270
19061,191,677
7,738,165.640
.154
1905- 7,051,455,025 686,710,615
968,041
.13
7,446,476,127
6,749,509,958 696,966,169
1904761,085
5,854,500,121
.13
5,297,754,482 556,745,639
1903748,072
5,754,400,382
.13
1902.
5,169,308,069 585,092,313
6,824,306
5.686.921.678 1.20
5,093,025,771 593,895,907
1901.
10,704,153
5,461,302,752 1.96
4,811,593,039 649,709,713
1900.
13,906,346
4,292,082,167 3.24
3,841,582,748 450,499,419
1895.
8.619,748
3,683,653,062 2.34
3,298,323,931 385,329,131
1890.
14,285,976
1,967,001,185 7.26
1,532,720,907 434,280,278
18703,512.269
1.404.907.679 2.50
1,095,403,134 309,504,545
1859.
* The total valuations shown are those used for the purpose of levying the
State tax for each of the years enumerated.
POPULATION OF STATE.— New York ranks first in population among
the States of the Union. The following gives the U. S. Census figures,
except 1905, 1915 and 1925 returns, which were compiled under State
supervision.
1925--11.162.15111900 — 7,268,89411860 ---3,880,735 1820 — 1,372,812
1920.-10,385,227 11890 — *6,003.174 11850 ---3,097,394 1810------- 959,049
1915— .9,687,74411880 ---5,082,87111840 ---2,428,921 1800------- 589,051
1910 — 9,113,61411870 ---4,382.759 11830 — .1,918,608 1790------- 340,120
1905 — 8,067,308!
•Includes population (5,321)of Indian reservations, specially enumerated
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT CHANGING CLASSIFICATION OF CITIES.— At the Nov. 1907 election an amendment to Sec. 2 of
Art. 12 of the 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.
NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY PORT DISTRICT.— A treaty, creating
a port district between New York and New Jersey, ratified by the Legisla
tures of 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
in conjunction with the Federal authorities. See ‘Chronicle” May 7 1921,
page 1998.
NEW CONSTITUTION DEFEATED.— A revised Constitution drafted
by the Convention of 1915, in session from April 6 to Sept. 10, was over­
whelmingly 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.
DEBT LIMITATION— STATE.— The provisions of the fundamental
law restricting the power of the Legislature over the issue of debt under the
Constitution of 1894 are contained in Article 7. Amendments to Sections
2,r4, 5, 11 and 12 were adopted by the voters on Nov. 2 1920. Section 13
was added in 1923 and Sections 14 and 15 were added in 1925. We give
the sections below which have reference to the subject as amended.
S ta te c r e d it n o t t o be g i v e n . — SECTION 1. The credit of the State shall not
In any manner be given or loaned to or In aid of any individual, associa­
tion or corporation.
S ta te d eb ts— p o w e r to c o n tr a c t. — SEC. 2.
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 theretofore made; bonds
or ocher obligations for the moneys so borrowed shall be issued as may be
provided by iaw, and shall with the interest thereon be paid from such taxes
and revenues within one year from the date of issue.
S ta te d eb ts to r e p e l i n v a s i o n s . — 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.
L i m i t a t i o n o f L e g i s la t iv e p o w e r to c rea te d e b ts . — SEC. 4.
Except the debts
specified in Sections 2 and 3 of this Article, no debt 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 distinctly specified therein.
On the final passage of such bill in either house of the Legislature, the
question shall be taken by ayes and noes, to be duly entered on the journals
thereof, and shall be: “ Shall this bill pass, and ought the same to receive
the sanction of the people?” No such law shall take effect until it shall,
at a general election, have been submitted to the people and have received
a majority of all 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

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in pursuance thereof, repeal the same; and may at any time, by law, forbid
the contracting of any further debt or liability under such law.
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 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.
S in k i n g F u n d , h o w k e p t a n d i n v e s t e d . — 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 annum, 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 fund 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 comparalive 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 substituled serial bonds.
Sec. 11. The Legislature shall annually provide by appropriation for the
payment of the interest upon and installments of principal 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 Article. 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 to 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.
I m p r o v e m e n t o f H i g h w a y s . — SEC. 12. Debts hereafter authorized for
the improvement of highways shall be created only in the manner Eprovided
in Section 4 of this article. No provision of this article shall be deemed to
impair or affect the validity of any debt of the State heretofore contracted
or any right or obligation heretofore created between the State and any of
its civil divisions.
B o n u s to h o n o r a b ly d isch a r g e d s o ld ie r s , s a ilo r s a n d m a r i n e s o f t h e

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W a r .- —SEC. 13. The Legislature may authorize by law the creation of a
debt or debts of the State to provide for the payment of bonuses to hon­
orably discharged soldiers, sailors and marines of the World War who were
actual residents of the State at the time of their enlistment or induction into
the military service of the United States. An apportionment of the moneys
on the basis of the periods of service of the respective beneficiaries shall
be provided for by general laws. The aggregate of the debts authorized by
this section shall not exceed forty-five million dollars. The provisions of
this article, not inconsistent with this section, relating to the issuance of
bonds for a debt or debts of the State and the maturity and payment thereof,
shall apply to a debt or debts created pursuant to this section; except that
the law authorizing the contracting of such debt or debts shall take effect
without submission to the people pursuant to Section 4 of this article.
C r e a t io n o f S ta te debt f o r e lim in a t io n o f r a ilr o a d g r a d e c r o s s in g s .- —SEC. 14.
The Legislature may authorize by law the creation of a debt or debts of the
State, not exceeding in the aggregate three hundred million dollars, to pro­
vide moneys for the elimination, under State supervision, of railroad cross­
ings at grade within the State, at the expense of the State, railroad compan­
ies, cities, towns and villages. Of the expense of a grade crossing elimina­
tion to which any of the proceeds of such a debt are applied, twenty-five
per centum, shall be borne by the State, twenty-five per centum by the city,
town or village, and fifty per centum by the railroad company. Laws shall
be enacted to provide, so far as practicable, for repayment to the Stare of
moneys advanced in aid of railroad companies, cities, towns and villages
at such times, in such manner and with interest at such rate, that the State
shall be able to pay when due the portion of the State debt equal to the pro­
ceeds which shall have been so advanced, and interest thereon. The pro­
visions of this article, not inconsistent with this section, relating to the issu­
ance of bonds for a debt or debts of the State, and the maturity and payment
thereof, shall apply to a State debt or debts created pursuant to this section;
except that the law authorizing the contracting of such debt or debts shall
take effect without submission to the people pursuant to Section 4 of this
article.
C r e a tio n o f S ta te d ebt f o r c o n s tr u c tio n o f p u b lic b u ild ih g s a n d w o r k s .—
SEC. 1. In addition to any other debt, authorized by or pursuant to this
article, the Legislature, in each of the ten calendar years following the adotion of this section, may authorize by law the creation of a debt or debts,
not exceeding in the aggregate in any such year the sum of ten million dol­
lars, to provide moneys for the acquisition by the State of real property
and for the construction of buildings, works and improvements for the State,
or for any one or more of such objects. The provisions of this article,
not inconsistent with this section, relating to the issuance of bonds for a
debt or debts of the State and the maturity and payment thereof, shall
apply to a State debt or debts created pursuant to this section; except that
the law authorizing the contracting of such debt or debts shall take effect
without submission to the people pursuant to Section 4 of this article.
[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. V. 96, p. 1642. A bill passed in 1915
permits the sale of canal and highway bonds at n o t e x c e e d in g
Interest and a block of $27,000,000 4Ks was sold on March 10 1915.]
Chapter 645, Laws of 1913, as amended by Chap. 333, Laws of 1915,
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 4 K % bonds sold Jan. 21 1914.J
DEBT LIMITATION— CITIES, COUNTIES, TOWNS AND VIL­
LAGES.— The constitution of 1894 puts a general and uniform limit to the
power of counties and cities of the State to contract and put 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.

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NEW YORK—DEBT OF STATE

[A proposed amendment to this article was defeated by the voters iD
November 1923 (see V. 117, p. 2457). It proposed to create a new section
(Section 10a) and provided that where a change in the system of taxation is
made, resulting in the exemption from taxation of property therefore taxable
there should be no change in the debt limit of the city or county, but that
the valuation of the property so exempted, as it last appeared on the assess­
ment rolls, should be included in the valuation upon which the debt limit is
based.]
(1) No county, city, town or village shall hereafter give any money or
property, or loan its money or credit to or in aid of any Individual, asso­
ciation or corporation, or become directly or indirectly the owner of stock
In, or bonds of, any association or corporation; nor shall any such county,
city, town or village be allowed to incur any Indebtedness except for
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,
shall exceed 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate of such county
or city subject to taxation as it appeared by the assessment rolls of said
county or city on the last assessment for State or county taxes prior to the
Incurring of such indebtedness; and all indebtedness in excess of such limi­
tation, except such as may now exist, shall be absolutely void, except as
herein otherwise provided.
(3) No county or city whose present indebtedness exceeds 10% of the
assessed valuation of its real estate subject to taxation shall be allowed to
become indebted in any further amount until such Indebtedness shall be
reduced within such limit.
(4) This section shall not be construed to prevent the issuing of certificates
of indebtedness or revenue bonds Issued in anticipation of the collection of
taxes for amounts actually contained, or to be contained in the taxes for
the year when such certificates or revenue bonds are issued and payable
out of such taxes; nor to prevent the City of New York from issuing bonds
to be redeemed out of the tax levy for the year next succeeding the year of
their issue, provided that the amount of such bonds which may be issued
in any one year in excess of the limitations herein contained shall not
exceed one-tenth of one per centum of the assessed valuation of the real
estate of said city subject to taxation.
(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, in excess of the limitation of indebtedness fixed
herein, 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 principal 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 of 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 o f 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. A proposal to amend the constitution so as to allow New York
City to issue $300,000,000 bonds for subway construction, which bonds
would be exempt from debt limitations, will be submitted to the voters in
November 1927. The amendments referred to change sub-division (6),
making it read as follows:
(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
any debt hereafter Incurred by any portion or part of a city, if there shall be
any such debt, shall be included in ascertaining the power of the city to
become otherwise indebted; except that debts incurred by any city of 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
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 power of the city of New York which shall result from the
exclusion of debts heretofore incurred shall be available only for the ac­
quisition or construction of properties to be used for rapid transit or dock
purposes. The Legislature shall prescribe the method by which and the
terms and conditions under which the amount of any debt to be so ex­
cluded shall be determined, and no such debt shall be excluded except in
accordance with the determination so prescribed. The Legislature may in
Its discretion confer appropriate jurisdiction on the 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 Y ork Court of Appeals decided at the end of a liti­
gation begun in July 1885 that the sin kin g fu n d w as 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. Section 130 of Chapter 64, Laws of 1909 (amended by Chapter
139, Laws of 1923) limits village debt to 10% of the assessed value of
property.
The 1920 Legislature amended the Educational Law by adding a sentence
to Section 1 of 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. This law
was again amended in 1921 and 1922 (see State & City Section June 30
1923, page 55). It was further amended in 1923 (Chapter 400, Laws
of 1923) by substituting the word “full” for “assessed” and now provides
that school districts having an aggregate full valuation of real property of
$500,000 or over shall not issue bonds at any time in excess of 15% of their
full valuation figures, except as provided in said statute. The full valuation
of taxable property shall be determined by the ratio, as ascertained by the
tax commission, which the’ assessed valuation of such property bears to
the actual or full property of such property. Section 1 was again amended
in 1925 (Chapter 102, Laws of 1925) and now permits the creation of
indebtedness, also for the payment of judgments.
The 1895 Legislature passed an Act “for the protection of bona fide pur­
chasers and holders of coupon bonds and of municipal corporations against
misfeasance, malfeasance or negligence of public officers.” The full text of
this law was published In the "Chronicle" of June 8 1895. V. 60, p. 1023




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STATE RE-ORGANIZATION AMENDMENT CARRIED.— On Nov.
3 1925 the voters approved the amendment to Article V and Section 11
of Article X III for a short ballot and consolidation of State Departments.
For the reconstruction of the administrative departments a committee was
appointed with Ex-Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes as its Chairman.
A report embodying their suggestions was submitted to the legislative on
March 1 1926 all of which is accepted (see reference in V. 122, p. 349.
HOME RULE BILL.— On April 10 1913 a bill was signed (given in full
In V. 96. d .1108) . conferring on all cities full powers of local self-government.
A constitutional amendment which gives more power to municipalities,
particularly New York City, in the management of local affairs, was sub­
mitted to the voters in the autumn of 1923 and carried (Y. 117, p. 2457).
An enabling Act was enacted by the 1924 Legislature carrying the amend­
ment into effect. For text see V. Il8, p. 2856.
On July 6 1925 the Appellate Division (First Department) of the State
Supreme Court in a decision handed down on that date held void both
city home rule amendment and the enabling Act passed in 1924 carrying
the amendment into effect (V. 121, p. 227). The case, however, was
appealed, and on Sept. 2 1925 at Albany the decision whs reversed by the
State Court of Appeals (V. 121, p. 1254).
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 REGULATING ISSUANCE AND SALE OF MUNICIPAL
AND SCHOOL BONDS.— 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 treasurer or
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 law 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” of Dec. 9 1911, page 1619. See also
“Chronicle’ of Feb. 3 1912, pages 3i6 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 relation t o exemption from taxation of bonds of
the State and its civil divisions. The new law amends sub-division 6 of
Section 4, Chapter 62, Laws of 1909, constituting Chapter 60 of the consoli­
dated laws, so as to read that “ bonds of this State or any civil division
thereof.” are exempt from taxation. V. 104. r>. 1513.
TAXATION ON 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
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 this
law relating to an optional tax on prior advanced mortgages on real
property. It applies to mortgages recorded prior to July 1st 1906 (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 fust recorded and pay a tax on the whole amount at the
prevailing ratejof ^ 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 of 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
ersonal property assessment as an investment, without deduction for
fdebtedness of the owner. See "Chronicle” of May 5 1917, pages 1762
and 1763.
STATE INCOME TA X 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
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 was first levied in the
year 1920 and based upon taxable income for calendar year 1919. In case
of a single person, a personal exemption of $1,000 was originally allowed,
while in the case of the head of a family or a married person living with
husband or wife the personal exemption was originally $2,000. with a fur­
ther exemption of $200 for each person (other than husband or wife) de­
pendent 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 mentally or physically defective. In 1923 an amendment was
made, increasing the exemptions of heads of families, where the income is
less than $5,000, to $2,500. Exemptions for each dependent were increased
from $200 to $400. V. 116, p. 2418. In 1926 the personal exemptions were
again increased. The amount of exemption for a single person was increased
to $1,500 and for married persons and heads of families to $3, 500. These
changes were made to conform with the changes made in Federal law in 1926.
Amendments made to the law in 1924 are contained in Chapters 54 and 3l2,
Laws of 1924. Chapter 27, Laws of 1924, allowed a reduction of 25% in
the personal income tax for 1923, chargeable against the State’s share of
such tax. (For text, see V. 118, p. 1345.) By Chapter 196, Laws of 1925,
this same reduction is allowed in the personal income tax for 1924. Con­
tinuing this practice the 1926 Legislature passed an Act permitting the
same exemption in 1925 income tax return. The 1927 Legislature failed to
enact any law extending the reduction to 1926 incomes. The income tax
supersedes the personal property tax. Of revenue collected, 50% goes into
State Treasury, while 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 provision 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. I l l , p. 38)
advised residents of New Jersey to comply only under protest. The Court
of Appeals on June 2 1921 sustained the claim of the State that the original
statute was only void in part and that its invalidity had been cured whm#
the Legislature amended the law in 1920 (V. 112, p. 2608).

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The 1919 Legislature also passed an Act (Chapter 628 of the Laws of
1919, approved May 14 1919) increasing the tax on net incomes of cor­
porations from 3% to 4)4 % annually, and extending the application of the
law so as to make, it apply to business corporations in general in the State in­
stead of merely to manufacturing and mercantile corporations. The law
was printed in the issue of the “Chronicle” of May 3 1919, pages 1780 and
CONDEMNATION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC USE.—
In Nov. 1911 a proposed constitutional amendment relating to the taking
of private property for public use was defeated V. 93, p. 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).
TA X LAW RELATIVE TO INVESTMENTS IN STATE BONDS BY
SAVINGS BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES AND INSURANCE COM­
PANIES.— Section 190 of the Tax Law (Chapter 60, Consolidated Laws)
provides that every corporation, company or association required by Sec­
tion 187, 188 or 189 of that Chapter, to pay an annual tax equal to a per­
centage 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 capacity, which
shall own any State bonds, shall have credited to it annually to apply upon
or in lieu of the payment of such tax, an amount equal to 1% of the par
value of such bonds bearing interest at a rate not exceeding 3% annually,
and owned by such corporation, company or association. At the 1913
session a law was passed proposing to increase the credit on all holdings of
bonds, but at the special session which convened June 16 1913 the law was
repealed. V. 96, p. 1784. By Chapter 332, Laws of 1924, the words “to
the State,” which appeared in Section 190 in its original make up, were
omitted. We place these in bold face brackets below. Section 190 as
It stands at present reads as follows:
Sec. 190. Every corporation, company or association required by Section
187, 188, or 189 of this chapter, to pay [to the State] an annual tax
equal to a percentage of its gross premiums, capital stock, surplus, un­
divided profits or undivided earnings, or one or more, for the privilege of
exercising its corporate franchise or carrying on its business in such corporate
or organized capacity, which shall own any of the bonds of the State of
New York, shall have credited to it annually to apply upon or in lieu of
the payment of such tax an amount equal to one per centum of the par
value of all such bonds of the State, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding
three per centum per annum, owned by such corporation, company or
association, and registered in its name or registered in the name of a public
department, a public officer or officers of this State, or of any other State,
or of the United States, in trust for such corporation, company or associa­
tion, on the thirtieth day of June prior to the date when such tax shall
become due and payable; provided, however, that there shall in no case
be credited to any such corporation, company or association an amount in
excess of the amount due from such corporation, company or association
for taxes payable to the State under this chapter for the fiscal year for
which such credit is given; and further provided that any such credit so
allowed under this section shall not bear interest.
SAVINGS BANK IN VESTMENTS— 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
as well as to savings bank deposits. The Legislature in 1915 passed an Act
authorizing banks to invest in certain judgments against the State and in
contracts entered into by the special examiner and appraiser of canal
lands (V. 100, p. 1525), and in 1920 amended the first-mentioned provision
so as to broaden its scope somewhat. See V. I l l , p. 106. Another amend­
ment passed in 1915 adds to Paragraph (a) of Subdivision 7, of Section 239 of
the Banking Law, the words which we have given in ita lics. The purpose of
the amendment was to remove any question as to the legality of the refund­
ing bonds 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
passed an amendment to subdivision 8 of Section 239 relating to promissory
notes in which 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 6 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, creating paragraph (d) of subdivision 8,
permits the investment by savings banks in promissory notes secured by
savings bank passbooks and by the assignment of one or more first mort­
gages on real estate situated in the State of New York. In 1922 this para­
graph (d) subdivision [8] was amended, the percentage at which banks may
lend money on promissory notes, secured by deposits, being increased from
90% to 100% of the balance due the depositor, as shown by his passbook.
The third amendment 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 Y. 106, p. 1596,
and 1738. This subdivision [No. 11] was amended in 1920 and 1923. See
V. 110, p. 1994, and V. 116, p. 2038 and 2168. 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 operated by the U. S. Government shall not be taken
with the provisions of the law. In 1920 the Legislature amended this sub­
division (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). In 1923 this period of grace was extended another two years.
V. 116, p. 1089, 2038, and 2168. 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 con­
sidered improved and productive real property. By an Act of the 1922
Legislature, inserting subdivision 10a, bonds of the First Land Bank
District were added to the list (V. 114, p. 1803). In 1923 subdivision 3.
relating to State bonds, was amended. The amendment had the effect
of permitting investment in bonds of the State of Virginia. V. 116, p.
2038 and 2168. An amendment to subdivision 6, made by the 1923 Legis­
lature, increased from 65% to 70% of deposits and guaranty the limit placed
upon investment in bonds and mortgages on unencumbered real estate in
New York State. V. 116, p. 2547. Subdivision (b) of paragraph 5 was
amended by the enactment of the Davison bill at the 1924 session of the
Legislature. The amendment permits savings banks of the State to invest
"in the stocks or bonds of cities situate in any other of the States [meaning
States not contiguous to New York, provision for which is made in sub­
division (a) of the same paragraph] of the United States which was admitted
to Statehood prior to Jan. 1 1909 and the obligations of which State are an
authorized investment for the moneys of savings banks.” The change con­
sisted in moving forward the date from Jan. 1 1896 to Jan. 1 1909, and the
effect has been to bring Utah and Oklahoma within the provisions of the
statute, Utah not having been admitted as a State until Jan. 4 1896, and
Oklahoma not until Nov. 16 1907. The Davison bill also contained the
so-called “ Southern cities” amendment. This consisted in the omission
from the law (after the date Jan. 1 1896) of the following words— “which
since Jan. 1 1861 has not repudiated or defaulted in the payment of any
part of the principal or interest of any debt authorized by the Legislature
of any such State to be contracted.” The effect of the presence of the
words quoted had been to rule out the cities of nearly all of the Southern
States and the elimination of these words operates to bring the securities
of the cities of these Southern States within the provision of the law and
hence to make them legal investments for savings banks— provided they
meet the other requirements of the statute. Still another change was in
making the provisions regarding defaults apply only to the city concerned
instead of to both city and State. An amendment of 1927— V. 124, p. 1870
•
—provided that municipal bonds issued from the passage of the Act until
May 1 1929 by any city of 100,000 population whose bonds had been legal
investments at any time since Jan. 1 1925, and which city at the time of
the issuance |of such bonds should be empowered to levy an unlimited tax
for their payment, shall constitute legal investments. This Act also
changed the restrictions bearing on defaults, so that a default of 90 days
or more at any time 25 years prior to the proposed date of investment ren­
dered the bond eligible as a savings bank investment. The previous restric­
tion was against default at any time since Jan. 1 1878. Section 239 in
full as it now stands is as follows:




[V ol. 124.

Sec. 239. A savings bank may invest the moneys deposited therein, the
sums credited to the guaranty fund thereof and the income derived there­
from, in the following property and securities, and no others, and subject
to the following restrictions:
1. The stocks or bonds or interest-bearing 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 interest and principal, including the
bonds of the District of Columbia. [The State A tto rn ey -G en era l ruled that
this su b-d ivision does not authorize savings banks to invest in the land purchase
bonds o f the P h ilip p in e Islan d s.
V . 78, p . 298.

2. The stocks or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of this State
issued pursuant to the authority of any law of the State.
3. The stocks, bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State of
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 im­
mediately preceding the investment such State has not been In default for
more than 90 days in the payment of any part of principal or interest of any
debt duly authorized by the Legislature of such State to be contracted by
such State since Jan. 1 1878, except debts representing a refunding or ad­
justment of any indebtedness originally contracted or in existence at that
date or prior thereto.
[On Aug. 11 1909 the Attorney-General held that Port Commission 5%
bonds of the State 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
Port Commission bonds that they are not a direct obligation of the State
of 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, wereheld to be legal in­
vestments for New York State savings banks 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
State, 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 Y. 97, p. 1227, 1304, 1367 and 1444.]
[On June 16 1913 the Attorney-General held that bonds of the State of
New Mexico issued pursuant to an Act approved June 1 1912 are legal in­
vestments for New York savings banks. V. 96, p. 1852.]
[Bonds of the Territory of Hawaii were held to be legal investments in an
opinion by the Attorney-General dated Aug. 10 1914. V. 99, p. 554.]
4. The stocks, bonds, interest-bearing obligations or revenue notes sold
at a discount of any city, county, town, 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
that issued them are pledged for their payment.
5. (a) The stocks or bonds of any incorporated city, county, village or
town, 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
part included within the boundaries or limits of said city, town or village,
less its water debt and sinking fund, or the indebtedness of any such county,
less its sinking fund, shall exceed 7% of the valuation of said city, county,
town or village for the purposes of taxation, its bonds and stocks shall
thereafter, until such indebtedness shall be reduced to 7% of the valu- ‘on
for the purposes of taxation, cease to be an authorized investment for nu.
moneys of savings banks.
(b) The stocks or bonds of any incorporated city situated in any other of
the States of the United States which was admitted to Statehood prior to
Jan. 1 1909, and the obligations of which State are an authorized invest­
ment for the moneys of savings banks, provided said city has a population,
as shown by the Federal Census next preceding said investment, of not
less than 45,000 inhabitants, and was incorporated as a city at least
twenty-five years prior to the making of said investment, and has not.
within 25 years prior to the making of said investment, defaulted for more
than ninety days in the payment of any part either of prin­
cipal or interest of any bond, note or other evidence of indebtness, or effected any compromise of any kind with the holders
thereof. But if, after such default on the part of any such
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 to pay prin­
cipal or interest, when due, upon such debt or security, shall be taken to
be the date of such default, withii 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 of 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
exceed 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
investment for the moneys of savings banks.
(c) The stocks or bonds hereafter issued, prior to May 1 1929, by any city,
the stocks or bonds of which have been authorized investments for the mon­
eys of savings banks under paragraph (a) or (6) at any time since Jan. 1
1925; provided said city has a population as shown by the last decennial
Federal census of not less than 100,000 inhabitants and that at the time of
the issuance of said stocks or bonds such city shall have the power to levy
taxes for their payment without any limitation of the rate or amount of
such taxes.
(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 opiion, 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 Donds and mortgages on unincumbered real property situated in
this State, to the extent of 60% of the appraised value thereof. Not more
than 70% of the total assets 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
ralue of the premises mortgaged or to be mortgaged, according to their
Judgment, and such report shall be filed and preserved among the records

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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.
7. The following bonds of railroad corporations:
(a) The first mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation of this State
the 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 five 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. I f by m eans o f consolidation a railroad cor­

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(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 first 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 time of making said investment.
(1 The first mortgage bonds of a railroad the entire capital stock of which,
)
except shares necessary to qualify directors, is owned by, and which is
operated by a railroad whose last issued refunding bonds are a legal invest­
ment under the provisions of paragraph (a), (e) or (f) of this subdivision,
p ora tion shall ow n and p ossess the p ro p er ties a n d fra n ch ises which p r io r thereto
rovided the payment of principal and Interest of said bonds is guaranteed
belonged to sim ilar corpora tion s, an a i f the outstanding capital stock o f the
y endorsement thereon by the company so owning and operating said road,
railroad corporation fo rm ed by such con solidation shall be equal to at least
and further provided the mortgage securing said bonds does not authorize
one-third o f the total m ortgage indebtedness o f such railroad co rp o ra tio n ,
an issue of more than $20,000 in bonds for each mile of road covered thereby.
inclu ding all bonds issu ed or to be issu ed un der a n y m ortgage securin g any
But no one of the bonds so guaranteed shall be a legal investment in case
bonds in which such investm ent shall be m a d e, and i f during the fiv e years
the mortgage securing tbe same shall authorize a total issue of bonds
next precedin g such con solidation n o on e o f the con solidating railroad corpora­
which together with all the outstanding prior debts of the company making
tion s shall have fa iled regularly and pu n ctu a lly to p a y the m atured p rin c ip a l
said guaranty, including therein the authorized amount of all previously
and interest o f all o f its m ortgage indebtedness, and i f in add ition thereto du ring
guaranteed bond Issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of said
the fiv e years next p reced in g such consolidation, the dividends p a id in cash by
company, at the time of making said investment. Bonds which have been
on e or m ore o f such con solidating corporations have equaled o r exceeded fo u r p er
or shall become legal investments for savings banks under any of the pro­
centum p er a nn um u p o n an am ount equal to the com bined capital stock o f the
visions of this section shall not be rendered illegal as investments, though the
con solidating corporation s as outstanding at the tim e o f each dividend p aym ent
property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to
du ring such five-yea r p eriod , such successor railroad corporation fo rm ed by
another corporation, and though the railroad corporation which issued or
such con solidation shall be considered as having regularly and pun ctually paid
assumed said bond has been or shall be consolidated with another railroad
su ch m atured p r in c ip a l a nd interest and such dividends equal to or exceeding
corooration, if the consolidated or purchasing corporation shall assume the
fo u r p er centum p er a nn um during the sam e p eriod o f fiv e years, provided f u r ­
payment of said bonds and shall continue to pay regularly interest or divi­
th er that the am ou n t o f dividends p a id in cash during each o f such fiv e years
dends or both upon the securities issued against, in exchange for or to acquire
has equaled or exceeded fou r p er centum p er ann um o n the stock o f the con soli­
the stock of the company consolidated or the property purchased or upon
dated corpora tion as outstanding at the tim e o f su ch con solid a tion . (The securities subsequently issued in exchange or substitution therefor, to an
part in italics was, as stated above, added in 1915.)
amount at least equal to 4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding
(b) The mortgage bonds of the following railroad corporations: The at the time of such consolidation or purchase of said corporation which has
Chicago & North Western RR. Co., Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR. Co., Issued or assumed said bonds. Not more than 25% of the assets of any
Michigan Central RR. Co., Illinois Central RR. Co., Pennsylvania RR. Co., savings bank shall be loaned or invested in railroad bonds, and not more than
Delaware & Hudson Co., Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR. Co., 10% of the assets of any savings bank shall be invested in the bonds of any
New York New Haven & Hartford RR. Co., Boston & Maine RR. Co., one railroad corporation described in paragaph (a) of this subdivision, and
Maine Central RR. Co., the Chicago & Alton RR. Co., Morris & Essex RR. not more than 5 % of such assets in the bonds of any other railroad corpora­
Co., Central RR. of New Jersey, United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.; tion. In determining the amount of the assets of any savings bank under
also in the mortgage bonds of railroad companies whose lines are leased the provisions of this subdivision its securities shall be estimated in the
or operated or controlled by any railroad company specifled in this para­ manner prescribed for determining the per centum of par value surplus by
graph if said bonds be guaranteed, both as to principal and interest, by the Section 257 of this article. Street railroad corporations shall not be con­
railroad company to which said lines are leased or by which they are oper­ sidered railroad corporations within the meaning of this subdivision.
The time during which any railroad is operated by the Government of the
ated or controlled. Provided that at the time of making Investment author­
ised by this paragraph the said railroad corporations issuing such bonds United States under the provisions of an Act of Congress approved Aug. 29
shall have earned and paid regular dividends of not less than 4 % per annum 1916, an Act of Congress approved March 21 1918, or any other Act of
in cash on all their issues of capital stock for the ten years next preceding Acts of the Congress of the United States, and four years thereafter, and
such investment, and provided the capital stock of any said railroad cor­ the earnings made and dividends paid during said time and said four years
poration shall equal or exceed in amount one-third of the par value of all thereafter shall not be taken into consideration in determining whether
Its bonded indebtedness; and further provided that all bonds authorized the bonds of the railroad corporation comply with any of the provisions
for investment by this paragraph shall be secured by a mortgage which is a of this section. Any railroad corporation which, at the time that the
first mortgage on either the whole or some part of the railroad and railroad operation of its railroad by the Government of the United States under
property of the company issuing such bonds, or that such bonds shall be the provisions of such Act or Acts began, had complied with the provision
mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of such railroad of paragraph (e) «f this subdivision for one or more years next preceding
company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures the bonds the commencement of such Government operation and control shall be
authorized by this paragraph is dated, executed and recorded prior to entitled to include in computing the period of five years prescribed by the
January 1 1905.
provisions of said paragraph (e) each year a portion of which its railroad
(c) The mortgage bonds of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway shall have been operated by the Government of the United States under
Co. and the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co., so long as they the provisions of such Act or Acts, and the four years succeeding the ter­
shall continue to earn and pay at least 4% dividends per annum on their mination of such operation, in determining whether such corporation has
^standing capital stock, and provided their capital stock shall equal or complied with the provisions of said paragraph (e) each year for five years
exceed in amount one-third of the par value of all their bonded indebted­ as required by said paragraph. Except as hereinbefore provided, whenever
ness, and further provided that all bonds of either of said companies hereby a reference is made in this subdivision to a period of five years preceding
authorized for investment shall be secured by a mortgage which is a first the date of an investment in the bonds of any railroad corporation, such
mortgage on either the whole or some part of the railroad or railroad prop­ period shall be deemed exclusive of any time during which the property
erty actually in the possession of and operated by said company, or that of such railroad corporation has been operated by the Government of the
such bonds shall be mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior debts of United States under the provisions of such Act or Acts, and of the four
said railroad company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures years succeeding the termination of such operation. Any bonds acquired
the bonds authorized by this paragraph is dated, executed and recorded 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
prior to January 1 1905.
(d) The first mortgage bonds of the Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville RR. continue to comply herewith he retained as investments authorized by law.
8. (a) Promissory notes payable to the order of the savings bank upon
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! demand, secured by the pledge and assignment, if necessary, of the stocks
stock of said railroad company shall equal or exceed in amount one-third or bonds of any of them enumerated in sub-divisions one, two, three, four
of the par value of all its bonded indebtedness, and provided also that five and ten o f this section or by the railroad bonds or any of them men­
such railroad be of standard gauge of four feet eight and one-hall tioned and described in sub-division seven of this section, but no such loan
inches and in the mortgage bonds of the Buffalo Creek Railroad Company shall exceed ninety per centum of the cash market value of such securities
of tin issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company,pro­ so pledged. Should any of the securities so held in pledge depreciate in
vided that the bonds authorized by th 3 paragraph are secured by a mort­ 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
gage dated, executed and recorded prior to Jan. 1 1905.
(e) The mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation incorporated under therefore, so that the amount loaned thereon shall at no time exceed ninety
the laws of any of the United States which actually owns in fee not less han per centum of the market value of the securities o pledged for such loan.
(6) Promissory notes made payable to the order of a savings bank
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 upon demand by a savings and loan association of this State which has
of any such investment such railroad corporation shall have failed regularly been incorporated for three years or more and has an accumulated capital
and punctually to pay the matured principal and Interest of ail its mortgage of at least fifty thousand dollars.
(c) Promissory notes made payable to the order of the savings bank
Indebtedness and in addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid
In dividends to its stockholders during each of said five years an amount *at within 90 days from the date thereof secured by the assignment and pledge
least equal to 4% upon all its outstanding capital stock; and provided, to it of one or more first mortgages on real estate situated in the State of
further, that during said five years the gross earnings in each year from New York, provided that the amount of any such note is not in excess of
the operations of said company, including therein the gross earnings of all 60% of the appraised value in the case of improved real estate, or 40%
railroads leased and operated or controlled and operated by said company, in the case of unimproved or unproductive real estate, of the property or
and also including in said earnings the amount r e c e iv e d directly- or indirectly properties mortgaged; that the amount of any such loan shall not exceed
by said company from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it, 75% of tbe principal sum secured by said mortgage or mortgages; that the
shall not have been less in amount than five times the amount necessary to value of said properties has been certified in accordance with the provisions
pay the interest payable during that year upon its entire outstanding in­ of Sub-division 6 of this section; that tue assignment of each of such mort­
debtedness, and the rentals for said year of all leased lines, and further gages has been recorded in the proper offices and the provisions of Section
provided that all bonds authorized for investment by this paragraph shall 241 of this chapter with reference to the title of the property and the insur­
be secured by a mortgage which is at the time of making said investment ance upon the buildings, covered by such mortgage or mortgages, shall
or was at the date of the execution of said mortgage, (1) a first mortgage have been fully complied with. Such loans shall be considered mortgage
upon not less than 75% of the railway owned in fee by the company issuing loans and the amount thereof, together with all direct loans by any such
said bonds, exclusive of sidings at the date of said mortgage or (2) a refund­ savings bank upon bonds and mortgages shall not exceed 65% of the whole
ing mortgage issued to retire all prior lien mortgage debts of said company amount of the deposits and the guaranty fund of any such savings bank.
(d) Promissory notes made payable to the order of the savings bank
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 within 90 days from the date thereof, secured by the pledge and assignment
no one of the bonds so secured shall be a legal investment in case the mort­ of the passbook of any savingsbank in the State of New York, as collateral
gage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds which, together security for the payment thereof. No such loan shall exceed 100% of the
with all outstanding prior debts of said company, after deducting there­ balance due the holder of such passbook as shown therein.
9. Real estate as follows:
from in case of a refunding mortgage the bonds reserved under the provisions
(o)
A plot whereon there Is or may be erected a building or building
of said mortgage to retire prior debts at maturity, shall exceed three times
suitable for the convenient transaction of the business of the savings bank
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, from portions of which not required for its own use a revenue may be de­
under the provisions of this paragraph, unless the bonds which it secures ma­ rived.
(6) Such as shall be conveyed to it in satisfaction of debts previously
ture at a later date than any bond which it is given to refund,nor unless J
t
covers a mileage at least 25 % greater than is covered by any one of the prior contracted in the course of its business.
(c)
Such as it shall purchase at sales under judgments, decrees or mort­
mortgages so to be refunded.
[*In an opinion rendered by the Attorney-General on Jan. 13 1908, gages held by it.
The trustees of a savings bank shall not be held liable for Investing
stating that bonds of the Missouri Pacific Ry. Co. were not legal investments
for savings banks, owing to the fact that the dividend for the 6 months ending In State or municipal bonds named in the last list furnished by the Super­
Dec. 3i 1907 had been paid with a new issue of stock, he held that the words intendent of Banks pursuant to Section fifty-two of Article two of this
“ an amount” must necessarily mean the payment thereof in cash. V.86.P.494. chapter, or in any railroad bonds mentioned in such list, which have been
legally Issued and properly executed, unless such savings bank shall have
(I) Any railway mortgage bonds which would be a legal investment under been notified by the Superintendent of Banks that, in his judgment, such
the provisions of paragraph (e) of this subdivision, except for tbe fact that bonds do not conform or have ceased to conform to the provisions of this
the railroad corporation issuing said bonds actually owns in fee less than 500 section
miles of road, provided that during five years next preceding the date of
10. Bonds of the Land Bank of the State of New York.
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
10a. Farm Loan bonds issued by the Federal Land Bank of the First
ated or controlled and operated by it, shall not have been less than ten Land Bank District as created pursuant to the Federal Farm Loan Act,
million dollars.
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11. Bankers’ acceptances and bills of exchange of the kind and ma­
turities made eligible by law for purchase in the open market by Federal
Beserve banks, provided the same are accepted by a bank, national banking
association, trust company or investment company qualified to exercise
the powers specified in subdivision 1-a of Section 293 of the Banking Law,
incorporated under the Laws of the State of New York or under the laws of
the United States and having its principal place of business 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 acceptances. The aggregate
amount of the liability of any bank, national banking association or trust
company to any savings bank for acceptances held by such savings bank
and deposits made with it, or of any such investment company to any sav­
ings bank for acceptances held by such savings bank, shall not exceed 25% of
the paid up capital and surplus of such bank, national banking association,
trust company or investment company, and not more than 5% of the aggre­
gate 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, or
invested in the acceptances of any such investment company of which a
trustee of such savings bank is a director.
SUPERINTENDENT MUST FURNISH SAVINGS BANKS LIST OF
LEGAL INVESTMENTS.— Section 52 of Article II of the General Bank­
ing Law reads as follows:
On or before the first day of January, 1915, and on or before the first
day of January in each ana every year thereafter, the Superintendent of
Banks shall mail to each savings bank in the State a list containing the names
of States and municipalities, the bonds of which, in his judgment, if legally
issued and 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.
For list of bonds considered legal investments on Jan. 1 1927, see “ Chronicle”
of April 16 1927, pages 2325 and 2326.
TRUST FUNDS— HOW LOANED OR INVESTED.— Section 111 of
Chapter 18, Laws of 1909, relates to the investment of trust funds. It
permits executors, administrators, guardians, &c., to invest in the same
securities as savings banks. The law was amended by Chapter 593, Laws
of 1922, and was again amended in 1925 by Chapter 604, Laws of 1925, so
as to allow the investment of trust funds in parts of mortgages and bonds
executed by banks authorized to conduct a trust department, as well a by
trust companies and title guaranty corporations. In 1926, by Chapter
307, Laws of 1926, the law was further amended. The amendment adds
for investment parts of mortgages and bonds executed by any national
bank located in the State of New York and duly authorized to act as trustee
therein. We give below the text of Section 111, as it now stands, placing
the matter added in 1926 in italics:
Section 111. Investment of trust funds. An executor, administrator,
trustee or other person holding trust funds for investment may invest the
same in the same kind of securities as those in which savings banks of this
State are by law authorized to invest the money deposited therein, and the
income derived therefrom, and in bonds and mortgages on unincumbered
real property in this State worth fifty per centum more than the amount
loaned thereon, and in shares or parts of such bonds and mortgages, pro­
vided that any share or part of such bond and mortgage so held shall not
be subordinate to any other shares thereof and shall not be subject to any
prior interest therein, and provided further that bonds and mortgages in
parts of which any fiduciary may invest trust funds together with any guar­
anties of payment, insurance policies and other instruments and evidences
of title relating thereto shall be held for the benefit of such fiduciary and of
any other persons interested in such bonds or mortgages by a trust company,
a bank authorized to conduct a trust department, or a national bank located
in this State and duly authorized to act as a trustee therein, or title guaranty
corporation organized under the laws of this State, and that a certificate
setting forth that such corporation holds such Instruments for the benefit of
such fiduciary and of any other persons who may be interested in such bond
and mortgage among whom the corporation holding such instruments may be
included, be executed by such corporation and delivered to each person who
becomes interested in such bond and mortgage. Every corporation issuing
any such certificate shall keep a record in proper books of account of all
certificates issued pursuant to the foregoing provisions. An executor,
administrator, trustee or other person holding trust funds may require
such personal bonds or guarantees of payment to accompany investments
as may seem prudent, and all premiums paid on such guarantees may be
charged to or paid out of income, providing that such charge or payment be
not more than at the rate of one-half of one per centum per annum on the
par value of such investments. But no trustee shall purchase securities
nereunder from himself. Whenever any trust funds are invested in the
shares of a savings and loan association, organized under the laws of this
State, at the time said funds shall come into the possession of any executor,
administrator, trustee or other person, entitled to hold the same, the in­
vestment of such funds in the snares of such savings and loan association
may be continued, provided, however, the total amount of trust funds
Invested in the shares of such savings and loan association shall not exceed
the amount of its guaranty fund.
Chapter 604, Laws of 1925, also amended Section 21, Laws of 1909,
which section is, as regards investments by trust funds, substantially the
same as Section 111. The amendment to Section 21 is the same as to Sec­
tion 111 referred to above. Section 21 was again amended in 1926, also by
Chapter 307, Laws of 1926, and as was the case in 1925, the 1926 amend­
ment to Section 21 is identical to that made to Section 111.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

ST A T E OF N E W
ADAMS (VILLAGE).
This village is in Jefferson Co.
Incorporated in 1851.
5j^s’22 J-J $2,900r.July 1 ’28-’42
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’ 13 J-J $3,OOOr.Oct 1 ’27-'43
6s ’21 J-J
3,500r.-July 1928-34
4.70s’23J-J / 7,500c.July 1 ’28-'42
\ 1 0 0 c ... July 1 1943

YORK.

Water Works Bonds.
4J^s’08 J-J Sl.OOOr.July 1 ’28-’32
4.40s’26 J-J 35,O O July 1 ’27-61
O r*
Village Hall Bonds.
5s T9 J-J $6,000r_ July 1 ’28-’39
Street Impt. Bonds.
5J^S’21 M -NJ$6,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’33
_
\ 500c_ May 1 1934
Water Refunding Bonds.
6s ’20 J-J (|5,500r.Ju]y 1 ’28-’38
1 lOOr— July 1 1939

BARR BROTHERS & CO.

BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $42,700
27,200
Water debt (incl.)________
Water debt (add’l)_______
35,000
Sinking fund_____________
7,000
Assess, val. real estate____ 1,263,810
Assess, val. personal______
17,500
Assess, val. other prop____
30,327
Total val. ’26 (2-3 actual)..1,311,637
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $14.00
_
Population in 1910, 1,458; 1920,1,557
ADAMS & RODMAN CENTRAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Adams Center)
is in Jefferson County.
School Bonds.
f$16,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-’34
4.50s ’26
24,000r*_Nov 1 ’35-’42
M -N 28,000r*_Nov 1 ’43-’49
60,000r*.Nov 1 ’50-’61
Assess, val. '26 (Rodman
80% act.; Adams 75%
actual)________________ $1,099,872
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 ’27.
128,000
School Tax (per $1,000)—
Rodman____________________11.25
Adams______________________12.00
Population, 1925 (estimated). . 1,400
ADAMS UNION FREE S. D. N O .13
This district (P. O. Adams) is in
Jefferson County.
4%s
. . . {$37,000 ..........1927-1940
128,000
1947-1954
4% s’24 J-J $57,000c..Jan 1 ’27-’55
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 ’27- $131,500
Tot. ass’d val.’26 (75%act.) 1,565,397
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$21.00
Population in 1925 (est.)______ 1,700
AKRON.
This town is in Erie County.
Sewer Bonds.
4 ^ s ’27 J-J $179,OOOr*.Jan 1 ’32-’51
Water Bonds.
4 ^ s ’27 M-S $252,OOOr*.Mar l ’31-66
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27. $179,000
Water debt (add’l)________ 252,000
Total assess, val. (act.) ’27-1,916,190
Village taxrate(per $1,000)'27.$13.57
Population 1925---------------------2,123
ALBANY.— Lawrence J. Ehrhardt,
Comptroller.
Albany Is in Albany County. In­
corporated July 22 1686.
Street Impt. Bds. (S p ec. A s s e s s .)
4>*sT7 M-S $21,000r ..N o v 1 1927
4Jis’18 J-D 18,200— June 1 1928
5s ’21 J-D 54,400--June 1 ’28-’31
4 ^ s ’22 A-O 30.000..Oct 1 ’27-’32
4Ms’22 A-O
5,000 ...O c t 1 1927
State Street Impt. Bonds.
4)is’12 M-N $100,000...M ay 1 1962
4>is’13 J-J 300,000___ Jan 1 1963
4Hs’13 J-D 100.000____June 1 1963
4J^sT5 M -N 14,500r.Nov 1 ’27-’35
4Ks’15 M -N ll,500--N ov 1 ’27-’38
High-School Bonds.
4s TO J-D $15,000r.June 1 ’28-’30
4s ’l l F-A 40.OOOr.Feb 1 ’28-’31
4s ’l l J-D 40.000r.June 1 ’28-’31
4Ms’13 J-J
69.000.-Jan 1 ’28-’33
4Hs’13 J-D 30.000r_June 1 ’28-’33
43^s’13 A-O 21,OOOr--Oct 1 ’27-'33
4J£s’14 J-D 12,600—June 1 ’28-'34
4jfs*14e -Da$18,000..June 1 ’28-'34
jr
Sewer (Beaver Creek).
4i4sT5 J-J $14,590..Jan 1 ’28-’35
Washington Park.
4s ’80 M-N$84,000_ May 1 '28-'30
_
2s ’94 J-D 3,000____ June 1 1934
3 Hs’96 M-N 7.000___ May 1 1936
Sheridan Park Bonds.
4s TO J-D $14,400_.June 1 ’28-’30
Street Improvement Bonds.
4J£s’23J-D$168,000r*__ Dec l ’27-33
4s '25 M -N 135, O O * .May 1 ’28-'30
Or
4s ’25 M-N340,000r*.May 1 ’28-’35
4 } { b ’25 A 0 i 62,000c* Oct 1 ’27-’35
_
4{^s’25 A-O 116,000c* Oct 1 ’27-’30
4Ms’26 J-D 165,000_Dec 1 ’27-’36
4Ms’26 J-D 172,000—Dec 1 ’27-’31
4& s’26 . . .
2 ,000.____ 1927-1931
Ninth Ward Park Impt.
4Hs’19 J-D $l,500r..Dec 1 ’27-’29
Public Park Impt. Bonds.
4tfsT3 J-J $3,590..Jan 1 ’28-’33
4s T6 M -N 4,500r_May 1 ’28-’36
4s T7 A-O 15,090r..Apr 1 ’28-’37
444sT7 M-S
l,200r_Nov 1 ’27-’37
444s’19 J-D 55,500r_Dec 1 ’27-’39
4Ms’22 A-O 33,500.-Oct 1 ’27-'42
Street Impt. Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 J-D$389,500r* June 1 ’28-’36
4i£s’26J-D 104,G r* June 1 ’28-'31
OO

[V ol. 124.
School Bonds.
4Ks’12 A-O $30.000r.-0ct 1 ’27-’32
4 ^ s ’13 A-O 35.OOOr-.Oct 1 ’27-’33
4Ms’14 J-D 35.000r.June 1 ’28-’34
4 ^ s ’15 J-D 56,000..Jan 1 ’28-’35
41£s’15 J-D 106,000 _____ 1927-1935
4s T7 A-O 10.000r._Apr 1 28-’37
414s’19 J-D 100.000..Dec 1 ’28-’39
5s ^21 J-J 224,000r_Jan 1 ’28-’41
5s ’21 M -N 10.009--Nov 1 ’27-'31
4 ^ s ’22 A-O 7 4,000..Oct 1 ’27-’32
4 s g ’23 J-J 1.511,613--Jan 1 ’27-’63
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s ’09 M-S $22.000r.Mch 1 ’28-'29
4s TO J-D
3,000r_June 1 ’28-’30
4s ’ l l M -N 34.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’31
4 « s ’ 12 M-N 2O,000r.May 1 '28-’32
4Ms’12 A-O 16,000..Oct 1 ’28-’32
4J£s’13 J-J
1,500--Jan 1 ’28-'33
41*sT5 J-J
15.090r-.Jan 1 '28-’35
4J*sT5 J-D 56,000r.June 1 ’28-'35
4s T6 M -N 18,000r_May 1 ’28-’36
4s T6 M -N 70.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’36
4s T6 M-N 17,000r_Nov 1 ’27-’31
4 ^ s ’19 M -N 12,000r_May 1 ’28-*29
4 ^ s ’18 J-D
1 0 0 0 -.- June 1 1928
. !is
3,00 0 .. June 1 ’27-’28
4 . . ’18 J-D
5s ’21 J-J
6,480r.Jan 1 ’28-’31
5J£s’21 A-O 55,000r__0ct 1 ’27-’31
5Ms’21 A-O 31,000r..Oct 1 ’27-'41
4s ’21 A-O
l.OOOr.-Oct 1 '27-’31
41£s’22 A-O
4.000. . . Oct 1 1927
4H s’22 J-D
1.000.
. . Dec 15 1927
, 180,090r*_Dec 1 ’27-’33
4Ms’23J-D (283,800r*_Dec 1 ’27-’38
368,000r*.Dec 1 ’27-’43
280,000r*June 1 '28-’29
4 )is’24J-D 320,O O June 1 ’30-’34
O r*
185,000r*June 1 ’35-’39
.105,000r*June 1 ’40-’44
4s ’25 M -N 170, O O * .May 1 ’28-’45
Or
4s ’25 M-N502,000r*.May 1 ’28-’40
4s ’25 M -N 40,OOOr*.May 1 ’28-’35
41is’25 A-O 559,000c* Oct 1 ’28-’65
4K s’25 A-O 482,000c* Oct 1 *27-’45
4{£s’25 A-O 202,000c* Oct 1 ’27-’40
4 % s '2 5 A-O 10,000c* Oct 1 ’27-’35
4K s’25 A-O
4,000c* Oct 1 *27-’30
4 ^ s ’26 J-D 585,O r* June 1 ’28-’66
OO
4 ^ s ’26 J-D 200,O O June 1 ’28-’46
O r*
4Ms’26 J-D 550,O r* June 1 ’28-'41
OO
4 K s’26 J-D 210,O O June 1 ’28-’46
O r*
4 lis ’26 J-D 565,000r* June 1 ’28-’41
4 ^ s ’26 J-D 110,O O June 1 ’28-’36
O r*
4 K s’26 J-D 140,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’37-’66
4 K s’26 J-D 50,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’27-46
4Ms’26 J-D 105,OOOr*.Dec 1 '27-’41
4Ms’26 J-D 68,OOOr*.Dec 1 '27-’36
4Ms’26 J-D 37,O O ...1927-1931
O r*
4Ms’26 . . .
2,000______ 1927-1931
4Ms’26 . . .
3,000
1927-1931
4K s’27 M-S 400,O O Mar 1 ’28-’67
O r*
4Ms’27 M-S 160,O O Mar 1 ’28-’47
O r*
4{^s’27 M-S 60,O O Mar 1 ’28-’42
O r*
4Ms’27 M-S 55,O O Mar 1 ’28-’37
O r*
4s ’27
l,407,500r*____ ________
City Hail Bonds.
4s T7 A-O $17.000..........1928-1937
4 J£s’19 M -N 110,000_____ 1927-1939
5s ’21 J-J 42,OOOr.Jan 1 ’28-’41
Lincoln Park Bonds.
5 )4s’21M-N $46,000.-Nov 1 ’27-’41
4K s’22 A-O 32,000_Oct 1 ’27-’42
Public Bath Impt. Bonds.
5 ’21 J-J $11,OOOr.Jan 1 ’28-’36
Intercepting Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’12 A-0$100.000r____Oct 1 1952
4>£s’14 J-D 200,OOOr...June 1 1954
4Hs’15 J-J 200.OOOr...Jan 1 1955
4k(sT5 J-D 250,OOOr...June 1 1955
4sT6 M -N 250,000r_ May 1 1956
_
Island Purchase Bonds.
4 ^ s ’15 J-J $18,000-------- 1927-1935
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
4s T7 A-O$108,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’37
Grade Crossing.
4s '16 M-N$50.OOOr.Nov 1 ’27-’36
River Front Impt. Bonds.
4s ’08 J-J $300,000r. —July 1 1928
4 ^ s ’12 A-O 100,000c____Oct 1 1962
43^s’13 A-O 200,000c...O ct 1 1963
4Hs’14 M-S 320.000-.Mar 1 ’54&’64
4tfs’14 J-D 12,000—June 1 ’28-’34
4 ^ s ’15 J-J 60,000r._.Jan 1 1955
4>4sT5 J-D 125,000r_..June 1 1955
4s T6 M -N 60,000r_..May 1 1956
4Hs’19 J-D 150.000r...Dec 1 1959
4)lsT9 J-D 180,O O _ Dec 1 1959
O r_
Re-Surfacing Bonds.
_
4J4ST3 A-O$16.000r_ Oct 1 *27-’28
4{^s’14 J-D 14.000.-June 1 ’28-’29
44£sT3 A-O
7,000—Oct 1 ’27-'33
4H s’15 J-J 21,000r._Jan 1 ’28-’30
4s T6 M -N 25.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’31
4s T6 M -N 12.OOOr.May 1 ’28-’36

OUR MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT

INC.

M U N IC IP A L B O N D S

14 WALL STREET




NEW YORK

As purchasers of original issues
we have complete facilities
for individuals and
institutions.

M anufacturers & Traders
—Peoples T rust C om pany
BUFFALO

J une, 1927.]

ALBAN ? (C oncluded ) —
Bridge Bonds.
4 ^ s ’23 s-a ($17,000____ 1927-1943
Almshouse Site Bonds.
l 7.000_________ 1944
4s ’27 -..$ 1 8 4 ,0 0 0 ____________
4 ^ s ’26 M -N 45.000-.Nov 1 ’27-’41
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4}£sT3 J-D $4,800.-June 1 '28-’33 TOT. DEBT Dec 31 ’25- $2,427,500
5s ’21 A-O 15,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’31 Total assess, val. 1925.-227,238,913
County tax (per $1,000) 1922-.$7.20
South Pearl Street.
4 X s ’ 15 M-N$10,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’30 Population 1925............
197,138
INT. at County Treasurer’s office.
Northern Boulevard Bonds.
4Ms’15 M -N $8,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’30
Lark St. Grading Bonds.
ALBION.
4H s’13 J-D $1,200..June 1 ’28-’33
This village Is in Orleans County
Willett Street Bonds.
Inc. 1828. Popula’n, 1925, 5,206:
4&sT5 M -N $3,400r_Nov 1 ’27-’30 1920, 4,683.
Broadway Improvement.
School Bonds.
4J4s’14 J-D $4,000..June 1 ’28-’29 4 s ’08 J-J $39,400r_________ 1935
4K s’19 J-D 36.000r..Dec 1 ’27-’34
Water Wks. Purch. Ext.
Central Ave. Impt. Bonds.
4.80s’14Aug $94,OO r____1927-1930
O
4H s’ 13 J-D $9 000 -.June 1 '28-33
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’22 A-O 110,000..0ct 1 ’27-’37 4.65s’ 13Aug$100,000r Aug 10 ’27-’42
New Scotland Ave. Bonds.
5s ’20 M-S 12,000c__________1949
4 ^ s ’13 A-O $30 000 _____ 1927-1933 414s’24 F-A 15,000c.Aug 10 ’26-’40
Washington Ave. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 18 ’27 $278,128
43^s’13 A-O $32,000 _____ 1927-1933 Water debt (incl.)________ 128,000
5K s’21 M -N 20,000.-Nov 1 '27-’36 Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
77,428
Dela. Ave. & Whitehall Road.
Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (act.)_ 5,226,706
_
434s’13 A-O $4,000..Oct 1 ’27-’28 Tax rate (per$l,000) 1926____$27.11
No. Pearl St. Repaving Bonds.
INT. at Citizens’ Nat. Bk., Albion.
4J4s’15 J-J
$1,500.62 Jan 1 ’28-’30
Soldiers’ & Sailors’ Monument. ALEXANDRIA BAY.
4s ’l l M-N $30,000r.May 1 ’28-30
This village
in
Western Ave. Grading & Paving Incorporated inis 1878.Jefferson Co.
4s '09 M-S
4,000--Mar 1 ’28-’29
Refunding Bonds.
44£s’19 J-D $46.000r-.Dec 1 ’27-’39
4s
J-D $l,000c.$200 yrly J’nel
Lawn St. Impt. Bonds
4 ^ s ’19 J-D $8.000r..Dec 1 ’27-’34 4s Water Works Bonds.
J-D $6,000c.June 1 ’28-’32
Rennselaer Ave. Impt.
4>is’19 J-D $8.000r_.Dec 1 ’27-’34 4s Sewer Bonds.
J-D $8,000r. June 1 ’28-’32
Second Ave. Impt. Bonds.
Street Improvt. Bonds.
4 % s ’22 A-O $33,000..Oct 1 ’27-’37
4s
J-D $3,O00c_Dee 1 ’28-’32
Clinton Ave. Impt. Bonds.
23 J-J 25,500c.July 1 28-52
4J4s’22 A-O $22,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’37 5s
Motor Pumping Bonds.
5Ms’21 M -N 40,000--Nov 1 ’27-’36
Police Motor Apparatus Bonds. 5s 23 J-J $10,000c.July 1 28-37
Park Bonds.
4s ’23 J-D $4,000_____ 1927-1928
5s ’26 J-D $20,000c.July 1 ’27-’46
Water.
Paving Bonds.
4s ’07 J-D $5,000r_. Dec 1 1927
4s ’08 A-O lO.OOOr.. Apr 1 1928 5s ’26 J-D $16,000.cJuly 1 ’27-’46
4s ’08 J-J 200.000r...July
1928 5s ’26 J-D 12,000c.July 1 ’27-46
7,000c.July 1 ’27-’46
4s ’09 J-D 200.000r. ..Dec 1 1929 5s ’26 J-D
4s ’ 10 J-D 100,000r_ Deo 1 1930 TOTAL DEBT Feb 28 ’27- $112,800
_
_
4s ’l l J-D 100.000r.__Deo 7 1931 Assess, value, real estate_ 1,403,450
value, personal___
63,600
414sT2 M-N 100.000___ May 1 1932 Assess, value, franchises_
_
23,927
41$sT3 J-D 30.000r.June 1 ’28-’33 Assess.
val
1,490,977
44$s’14 M-S 30.000r_Mar 1 ’28-’34 Tot .ass’d rate.’26 (60 % act.)’26.$24 00
(per $1,000)
4 ^ s ’14 M-N 88.000r.Nov 1 ’28-’34 Total tax
4K s’15 J-D 40.000r.June 1 ’28-’35 Pop’n in 1926, 2,200: 1920____ 1,649
4J*s’15 M-N 40.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’36
4s ’16 M -N 40.000r-May 1 ’28-’36 ALEXANDRIA UN. SCH. FREE
DIST. NO. 5.
5Ms
A-O 79,000— Oct 1 ’27-'41
This district (P. O. Alexandria
4 X s ’22 A-O 135,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’42
414s’22 A-O 84,OOO..Oct 1 ’27-’42 Bay) is in Jefferson County.
4s ’23 J-D /134,000r*_Dec 1 ’27-’43 43^s’27 M-N$325,000-May 1 ’28-’67
1 50,000r*_Dec 1 ’44-’63 (For maturity see V. 124, p. 2326.)
4s ’24 J-D 664,OOOr*.June 1 ’28-64 BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27. $334,500
4s '25 M-N272,000r * .May 1 ’28-’65 Total assess, val. 1926____ 1,436,379
4Ms’25 A-O 289,000c* Oct 1 ’27-’65 Population 1927 (est.)________ 2,500
4Ms’26 J-D 289,O O June 1 ’27-’66
O r*
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
Police-Station Bonds.
Belmont is the county seat.
4s ’ 17 A-O $17.000r-.Apr 1 ’28-’37
Almshouse Bonds.
Re-Paving Bonds.
O r*
414s’ 17 M-S $30.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’32 5s ’23 M-S $50,O O Mar 1 ’28’29
Highway Bonds.
414s’17 M-S
9,600r_Nov 1 ’27-’32
4 sg’22M-S$250,O O *Mar 1 ’32-’36
Or
4J4s’17 M-S
9,000r_Nov 1 ’27-’32
414s’25 M-S 300.000 Mar 1 ’37-’42
Garage Site Bonds.
5s ’21 J-J $6.000r._Jan 1 ’28-’33 BOND. DEBT Apr 30 ’27 $610,000
Assess, val., real estate_ 46,791,344
_
Road-Impt. Bonds.
487,240
4Ms’ 17 M-S $l,400r.Nov 1 ’27-’37 Assess, val., personal___
Other assess, property___
848,511
Police Court & Police Station
Tot .assess.val. ’26 (85 % act) 45051,344
Construction Bonds.
4sg’23 J-J $184,000..Jan 1 ’28-’63 Popul’n 1910, 41.412; 1920, 36,842.
INT. payable at Bank of America,
N. Y .. Chemical Nat. Bk.. N Y.. ALTAMONT.
This village Is In Albany County.
Bank of Manhattan, Guaranty Trust
Incorporated In 1890.
Co., and in Albany.
Water Supply Bonds.
Jan . 1 ’26. Jan. 1 '27.
Gen. bonds.$ll,762,198 $15,470,647 4 ^ s ’25 J-J $13,000r.July 1 ’28-’54
Water bonds 2,828,500
3,011,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 2 3 ’27- $67,000
Water debt (Included)______ 25,000
_ 577,600
Totalbds.$14,590,698 $18,481,647 Assess, value real estate_
39,000
Sink.funds. 1,481,379
1,283,333 Assess, value, personal____
Special franchises_________
17,360
Netdebt*$13,109,319 $17,198,313 Total ass’d val. ’26 (M act.) 633,960
• Of this figure, $360,634 is for Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26 $22.40
water sinking fund. The net general Popula’n, 1925, 915; in 1920, 797
debt Jan. 1 1927 was $13,826,679 and
the net water debt $3,011,000, mak­ ALLEGANY UNION FREE SCH
DIST. NO. 3.
ing the total of $17,198,313.
This district (P. O. Allegany) is In
In addition to the above there
are outstanding street Improvement Cattaraugus County.
[ $9,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-29
assessment bonds amounting on
20,OOOr*.Nov 1 ’30-34
Jan. 1 1927 to $2,492,340.
This city owns and operates Its 494g’24M-N( 25,OOOr*.Nov 1 ’35-39
water system, and the principal and
I 30,000c*_Nov 1 ’40-44
Interest of the water debt are paid
I 80,000r*_Nov 1 ’45-54
out of water rent receipts.
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 ’2 7 .. $164,000
Total assessed value 1927.1,097,506
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
School tax rate (per $1.000)’25 $33.65
1926.
1927.
Population (estimated)_______ 1,500
$
$
Keal estate-150,629,635 180,773,131
Bank stock. 11,399,576 12,041,753 AMHERST.
This town (P O. Williamsville) is
Personal... 1,372,000
1,372,000
Franchises _ 6,251,168
5,186,580 in Erie County.
Bridge Bonds.
A-O $17,000c-____________
Total----- 169,652,379 199,373,464 4Ms
Road Bonds.
Property exempt from taxation
A-O $13,680c______________
amounted to $91,259,413, of which 6s
4J4s A-O
14,000c______________
$17,764,210 is owned by the city.
Tax (per $1,000) 1 92 7 ---.........$32.89 4J4s A-O 54,000c_______ __
POPULATION— 1920. 113,334, 4 'As A-O 53,000c______________
O r*
1915, 107,979; 1910, 100,253; 1925, 43^s’27 M-S 57,O O
($5,000, Mar. 1 1928-37; $7,000,
124,296.
_______
Mar. 1 1938.)
ALBANY COUNTY.
Boulevard Bonds.
County seat is the city of Albany.
f$60,000c-Mar 1 ’28-’29
Highway Improvement Bonds. 4J$s’25M-S|210,000c-Mar 1 ’30-’35
4s ’08 A-O $10,000r_.Oct 1 ’27-’28
1800,000c .Mar 1 ’36-’55
----------4s ’09 J-J
9,000r. .July 1 ’28-’30 4J^s’27 M-S 725,O O .......................
O r*
X >1
o 1
34,000r..0ct 1 ’27-’32
Sewer and Road Bonds.
4& s’12 A-O 52,OOOr. .Oct 1 ’27-’34
($878,000c* Mar 1 ’28-’39
4J*sT5 J-J
18.000r.July 15 ’27-’29 4K s’25
63,300c* Mar 1 1940
/20,000..0ct 1 ’31-’34
A-O
473,000c* Mar 1 ’41’-51
5s ’21
1304,000_______ ______
132,000c* Mar 1 ’52-’54
1,OOOr. .Nov 15 1927
43,500c* Mar 1 1955
4}£s ’22 M-N 4,000rNov 15 ’30-’33
Paving Bonds.
40,000rNov 15 ’34-’41 4 ^ s ’27 M-S $1,279.OOO
r*
4Ms’23 s-a 117.000 ..........1927-1943
($85,000, Mar. 1 1928-41; $89,000,
167.000 _________ 1944 Mar. 1 1942.)
4J4s’25 A-O 180,O O
O r__Aug 1 ’26-’55 BOND. DEBT Nov 1 ’25-$2,893.890
35,000
4s ’27 M -N 80,000-May 15 ’28-’47 Water dist. bonds (incl.). .
Sewer dist. bonds (incl.).. 1,443,500
Court-House Bonds.
4Ms’13 . . . $100.000— Apr 15 1935 Total assessed valuation
4Jis’14 M-N300.000r.May 1 ’36-’38
(80% actual) 1925_____19,149,757
41isT5 M-N300.000r.Mar 1 ’39-’41 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_ $12.50
_
4J4s’15 M-S /200,000r.Sep 1 5 ’42-43 Population 1925, 9,432; 1920. 6,286
INT. payable In Williamsville.
ll50.000r.SeDt 15 1944




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NEW Y O R K -C IT IE S AND TOWNS
♦Payment on 4 A s of 1927
follows; Mar. 1 1928, $22,000;
000, 1929-37 incl.; $22,000,
$29,000, 1939-41incl.; $25,000,
56 Incl., and $3,000, 1957.

is as
Street Bonds.
$24,- 434s 12 A-O $5,OOOr.Apr 8 28-32
Water Bonds.
1938;
1942- 4 Hs'10 J-D $23,600r_Deo 1 '27-’39
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $38,800
Water debt (Inch)__________ 30,800
AMHERST UNION FREE SCH. D. Total assess, val. 1926 ____2,112,260
NO. 3.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual)
This district (P. O. Williamsville) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------- $8-94
is in Erie County.
Popula’n 1925, 962; 1920, 1,367
6s ’21 J-J $89,000--July 1 ’28-’41
1NTEREST payable at Bank of An­
BOND. DEBT Apr 17 ’26- $186,000
Ass’d value 1925 ( H act.). .4,520,190 gola or Chase National Bank. N. Y.
School tax rate(per $1,000)’25 $11.50 ANTWERP.
4,000
Population (est.)_________
This village Is In Jefferson County.
Incorp. in 1854.
AMHERST COM. S. D. NO. 13.
Fire Engine Bonds.
P. O. Eggertsville.
-s
...
$6.000......... ..................
4?4g’23 g F-A$192,000c-----------------St. Impt. Bonds.
5s g ’23 g F-A 30,000c___________ _s
. . . $13,500...........................
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 ’27- $228,000
Water Bonds
Assessed valuation 1926_ 4,000,000 _s
_
...
$7 000_______ ______
_
School tax (per $1,000) 1926_ $8.00 BOND. DEBT May 11 ’27-.$27,000
Population (estimated)_______ 2,200 Water debt (included)_____________ 7,000
INT. at Irving Bank-Oolumbia Assess, val. real estate______ 554,064
Trust Co., New York, or Bank of IAssess, val. personal_________ 15,900
Williamsville, Williamsville.
Special franchises___________ 8,662
Total assess, val. 1927 (abt.
AMSTERDAM.
60% actual)______________ 578,626
This city Is in Montgomery County Total tax rate(per$l,000)’27_$16,80
Incorp. April 16 1885. Population Population 1925. 987; 1920, 1,012
1920, 33,524; 1925, 35,260.
School Bonds.
arcade.
4s 04 A-O $42,000c.Oct 1 27-47
This village Is In Wyoming Cpunty.
4 H s 13 M -N 41.375c.May 1 28-44 Incorporated 1871. Population 1925,
4s 16 M-N 29,000c.May 1 28-45 1,609; 1925, 1,604.
4Hs 17 J-D 75.500c.June 1 28- 55
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5Ks 20 M-S 66,OOOr...Sept 1 1960
4Ms 22M-S J260,600rSept 15 27- 58 434s 24 J-J $5,000c.July 1 28-33
Steam Heating Bonds.
\ l,950r_. Sept 15 1958
4 A s 24 A-O 40,000c* Apr 1 28- 64 6s 20 Sept $5,OOOr.Sept 1 27- 32
6.000r.Nov 1 27-33
4>£s 24 A-O / 1,000c* Apr 1 28-29 6s 21 Nov
Electric Light Bonds.
135,000c* Apr 1 30- 64
1 ’27-’32
434s 24 A-O/ 94,000c* Apr 1 28- 34 4.40s’08M-S $5,OOOr..Sept 1 ’28-’31
2,OOOr..Jan
1330,000c* Apr 1 35- 64 434s’13 Jan
20
9,OOOr.Aug
27-35
434s 24 A-Oj 77,000c* Apr 1 28-39 6s ’23 Augl 17,000c_Aug 1 ’27-’43
F-A
1
1125,000c* Apr 1 40- 64 5s
Highway Bonds.
434s 24 A-Oj 4,000c* . .Apr 1 1928
\108,000c* Apr 1 29-64 5s '15 Sept $15,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’41
Water Bonds.
434s 24 A-O 75,500c* Apr 1 ’28- 64 4Hs’06 Nov $ 5,000r..Nov 1 ’27-’31
434s 24 A-O /59,500c* Apr 1 28- 56 3.80s 03Sept 4,800r.Sept 1 27-32
1 1,000c*.-Apr 1 1957 6s 21 Dec
3,OOOr.Dec 1 27-29
Mohawk River Bridge Bonds.
DEBT Apr 5 ’2 7-- $70,500
434s'14 A-O *125.000r__Apr 1 1934 BOND.bonds (Incl.)_________ 12,800
Water
Water Bonds.
33is’09 J-D$200,000r_.-June 1 1929 Ass’d val. ’26 (60% act’l)— 1,026,176
Real estate_____________
434s
M-S 15.000_____1928 1930
Personal_______________
22,600
434s 11 J-D 12,000r_Dec 1 ’27-38
Other property-------------13,744
334s’09 M-S 70,OOO _ Mar 1 1959
r_
Total__________________ 1,062,520
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $5.00
3s ’87 J-J *53,000c.July 1 ’28-’36
INT. pay. in Arcade at Cit. Bank.
3s ’93 J-J
7,000c* July 1 ’28-’35
12,000c* July 1 39-’40
334s’02 J-J
15,000c* July 1 38- 39 ARCADIA UNION FREE S. D.
334s’01 J-J
10.000c*. .July 1 1937
334s 98 J-J
NO. 8.
4s ’04 J-J 10,000c. July 1 ’42-’44
This district (P. O. Newark) is in
9,000c* July 1 28- 30 Wayne County.
4s ’05 J-J
5,000c* July 1 28- 30 4J4s’24M-N/$16,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-’29
4s ’09 J-J
/8,000c* July 1 35-36
4s ’08 J-J
\200.000r*.Nov 1 ’30-’49
\8,000c* July 1 40-41 BOND. DEBT May 1927- $215,000
4s 07 J-J
5,000c*. .July 1 1937 Assessed valuation 1926— 5,596,262
18,000c*July 1 ’31-’34 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $18.20
4s '94 J-J
4s 03 J-J
25,000c*July 1 ’41-’45 Population (estimated)______7,500
21,000c*July 1 ’46-’48
4s ’04 J-J
INT. at Arcadia National Bank of
Bridge St. Impt. Bonds.
434s’14 J-J $25,O O _ July 1 1934 Newark.
O r_
Public Safety Bonds.
5s 18 J-J $20,OOOr. July 1 28- 31 ARDSLEY.
This village Is In Westchester
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’27-$2,245,600
Sinking funds.....................
173,498 County. Incoro. Jan. 14 1896.
Paving Bonds.
Assess, val., real estate_ 29,927,050
_
Assess, val. personal prop.
330,550 4.60s’24J-D $54,000c____1927-1944
Refunding Bonds.
Assess, val., franchises_
_
476,600
. . . /$12,000..........1927-1932
Oth .assess .prop. (pension)
44,800 4 A s
1 15,000_____ 1928-1942
Total assessed val’n 1926-30,278.250
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926.—$29.65 BOND. DEBT May 2 8 ’23. $66,500
INT. payable at Nat. Park Bank Tot.ass’d val. ’22 ( A act.).1,409,210
Bank of Manhattan Co., N . Y ., and Tot. tax rate(per $1,000) '22..$16.96
Population, 1925, 832; 1920. 730
Amsterdam Savings Bank.
INT. at Dobbs Ferry Bk., Ardsley
ANDES.
This town is in Delaware County. ATHENS.
RR. Refunding Bonds.
This village is in Greene County.
3s
_
_ ($2,500____$500 yearly
Water Bonds.
I 3,000............
1933
/ $3,600c— .July 1 1930
33*s
...
9,000--Sept 1 ’27-’32 4.40s’25J-J \156.400c_July 1 ’31-’64
BOND. DEBT M a r l ’2 7 .. $15,000
Sewer Bonds.
Total assess, val’n 1926___1,321,030 4.40s’25 J-J/$36,400c.July 1 ’30-’63
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926____$27.01
t 3,600c— .July 1 1964
Population 1925, 2,017; 1920, 1,922. BOND. DEBT May 1 ’26- $210,000
Water debt (incl.)________ 160,000
ANGOLA.
_ 836,085
This village Is In Erie County. In­ Assessed valuation 1926_
Population 1925______________ 1,747
corporated 1873.
INT. at the Guaranty Trust Co.,
Judgment Bonds.
5s T5 Apr $I,000r____Apr 1 1928 New York City.

Prudden & Company
MUNICIPAL BONDS
NEW YORK CITY
115 Broadway
Tel. Rector 5027

CHICAGO, ILL.
105 So. LaSalle St.
Tel. Central 6330

TOLEDO, OHIO
310 Home Bank Bldg.
Tel. Main 7154.

CINCINNATI, OHIO
2110 Union Central Bldg.
Bell Tel. Main 1643

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NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS

ATTICA.
Tiie village is in Wyoming County.
Incorp. 1837.
Water Bonds.
fie '18 M-S $139,000r_Jan 1 ’28-’54
3a ’93 J-J
8.000c*July 1 ’28-'35
f 2,OOOr* May 1 28-29
4K s25 M -N 132 000r* May 1 30-39
(33 O O May 1 40- 54
O r*
Street Paving Bonds.
5 ^ s ’21 F-A 835,000--Aug 7 ’27-'36
5s ’26 - - - /$6,000--Feb 1 ’28’-33
112,000--Feb 1 ’34-37
TOTAL DEBT May 6 27- $166,000
Water debt (included)_____ 131,000
Total val. 26 (70% act.)..1.988,006
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____$15.26
Population 1925, 2,125; 1920. 2,015
INT. is payable at the office to
the Village Treasurer.

BABYLON, VILLAGE.
This village is in Suffolk County.
Village Hall Bonds.
4 )4s 25 F A $85,000.-Aug. 1 27-’43
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O $72,000—Apr 1 ’27- 32
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 26. $223,000
Assessed value 1925______ 4,664,514
Tax rate (village) 1921_______ $10.90
Population, 1925___
3,698

AUBURN.
This city is the county seat of
Cayuga Co. Inc. March 21 1848.
Sewer Refunding.
4s '15 J-J $3,200_____Jan 4 1935
Paving (outstanding Ju ne 30 1924.)
4M Hs.4tfs,5sA4J4s--------- $156,458
Street Bonds.
5 s ’21 M -N$22,00Cr*.-- 1927-1931
5s ’21 M -N 9,500r*_ 1927-1931
_
5 s ’21 . . . $ 94 ,6 45 .0 8r*.--...........
(Due serially 1 to 10 years.)
Water Bonds.
4fcs’17 J-J
168,300-Jan 1 ’28-’36
Subway (outstanding Ju ne 30.)
4s, 4*gs & 414s_________ $12,643.98
Sewer (outstanding Ju ne 30 1919).
4s, 4J48. 5s & 4.10s--------$192,484.66
Disposal Plant (Ju ne 30 1924).
414s
. . . $21,000......... .................
School Bonds.
4s ’09 M-N $40.OOOr..May 1’28-’31
4Hs’ 16 M-N 37,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’36
5s ’20 . . .
10,000......... 1927-1928
Sewer Bonds.
5s 25 A-O
$ 800..Apr 1 28-29
Sidewalk.
414s
. . . $28.926.60................. ..
5s ’27 A-O
5,127.24
(Apr. 10, 1928, $627.24; Apr. 10
1929-37, $500.)
Ext. Expend, (outst. J u n e 30 ’24)
414s&5s_.. $22,605...........................
Fire House Deficiency.
4s
...
$3,100_Mar 6 ’26-’42
Water Refunding Bonds.
4H s
s-a $74,OOOr*-..1927-1944
Public Improvement Bonds.
414g’23 F-A$168,000— Feb 1 ’28-’33
414s
...
16,010.46___________
4J*s’24 F-A 140,000—.Feb 1 ’28-’34
4s (24 M -N 48,000 _____ 1927-1934
414s 25 F-A 40.O O Feb 1 28-35
O r*
4Ms’26 F-Af 32,000c* Feb 1 ’28’-29
N*
1115.500c* Feb 1 ’30-’36
414s’27 M-S 55,369.30
(Mar. 1 1928, $5,869-30; Mar. 1
1929-37, $5,500.)
BOND. DEBT Jan. 2 ’27-$1,412,487
Water bonds issued after
Jan. 1 1910.................
261,000

BABYLON AND OYSTER BAY
(TOWNS).
43^6 22 A-0$169,000—Oct 1 27-42
4Ms’22 F-A 16,000-Aug 15 ’27--42
TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1922. $236,120
Assessed value 1922______ 2,934,955
Pop’n 1920, 3,265; 1922 (est.).4,000

,.
$1,108,120
Sinking fund applicable for
retirement of water bds.
issued prior to Jan. 1 ’10
43,367
Net debt under constitu­
tional limit_________ 1,051,180
Total assessed value 1927.28,316,492
Tax rate (per $1,000)’25______ $41.45
Pppula’n 1925, 35,677; 1920, 36.192
INT. on water bonds at Merc. Tr.
Co., N. Y .; on school & sewer bonds
of 1909 and on public improvement
bonds of 1923 at U. S. Mtge. & Trust
Co., New York.

BABYLON UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
This district is in Suffolk County.
4 ^ s ’25F-A ($298,800r*Sept l ’27-’50
1 65,000r*Sept l ’51-’55
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’26— $394,500
Assessed valuation 1925___4,116,064
Population (estimated)_______ 3,500
INT. at the Bank of Babylon,
Babylon.

BALDWINSVILLE.
This village is in Onondaga County
Inc. 1847. Population 1920. 3.685,
1925 3 891.
5s ’22 ’J-J* $15,OOOr*.Jan 1 ’28-’42
Improvement Bonds.
4.80s 19 J-J $7,OOOr. Jan 1 28-34
5s 19 J-J
5,000r$l,000 ea.JanJ
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5 s ’21 J-J $11,OOOr.Jan 1 28-38
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s ’09 M-S $30,O O
O r.................. 1929
4 J*s 09 M-S lO.OOOr................1929
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 % s ’22 J-J $7,O r* ..Jan 1 ’28-34
OO
4 % s ’22 J-J 25.000r._Jan 1 ’28-’52
4.60s’26 J-J 18,000—Jan 1 ’28-’45
Water-Works & Sewer Bonds.
4 X s ' 2 2 J-J
$6,000r*-- Jan 1 ’28-33
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’2 7 -. $135,009
Water debt (incl.)_______
40,000
Sinking fund (water)_____
32,249
Assess, val. (real est.) ’26—2,488,025
Assessed val., personal____
34,400
Other assessable property. 82,910
Tot.assess.val.’26(60%act) 2,605,335
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— -$13.20
INT. remitted to registered holder.
BALDWINSVILLE UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
P. O. Baldwinsville.
4.60s’22 M-N ($50,000r*. Apr 1 28-37
1.150,000r*_Apr l ’38-’62
BONDED DEBT Apr 1924 $215,000
Assessed valuation 1923___2,426,006
Population 1920 (Census)_____3,685
BALLSTON SPA.
This village Is in Saratoga County.
Inc. 1807. Pop.’25, 4,476; ’20.4,103.
Water Bonds.
3 Jis’99 J-D $4,000c.Dec 1 ’27-28
4>$s 24 M-S
9,000r*Sept 1 ’27-’29
4Ms’24 M-S 9,OOOr*Sept 1 ’27-’35
Refunding Water Bonds.
4J£s’ 15 N ov $l,000c . . N ov 1 1927
415s’16 Nov 6,OOOr.Nov 1 ’28-’30
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’04 J-J $2,500c-_Jan 1 ’28-’32
3.70s’05J-J 150,000r ...Tan 1 ’30-’39
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 ’27. $181,500
Water debt (Included)____
29,000
Assess, val. real estate___ 2,612,650
Assess, val. personal______
50,000
Other assessable property. 84,825
Tot .assess .val. ’26 (75 % act)2,747,475
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1926____$17,00
INT at Village Treasurer’s office.
BARTON.
"
This town (P. O. Waverly) is in
Tioga County.
Highway Bonds.
5s ’22 M-N ($43,000—May 1 ’28-’41
1 1,000____May 11942
BOND. DEBT May 6 ’27- $44,000
Assessed values 192o—
Real estate_____________4,513,432
Personal---------------------34,350
Other property (franchise) 197,574
Total 1926_____________4,745,356
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---$22.70

AURORA (T.) UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
This district (P. O. East Aurot^)
is in Erie County.
4Hs’16 M -N $90,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’44
5s ’22 M -N
5 ,0 0 0 ...Nov 1 1927
BOND. DEBT Apr 4 ’27— $95,000
Tot.ass’d val.'27(70%act.) 7,082,906
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____$8.34
Population in 1925___________ 4,700
INT. on 5s of 1922 at the Erie
County Trust Co., East Aurora, and BARTON UN. FR. SCHOOL DIST.
on others at Erie County Trust Co.,
This district is in the town of Bar­
East Autora, or in N. Y . exchange.
ton, Tioga County.
4 H s ’ l l Oct $15,000___Jan 1 ’28-’32
4K s’27 M -N 140,000.-May 1 ’28-’47
AVON.
This village Is in Livingston Co. BOND. DEBT May 16 ’27 $156,000
Inc. 1867. Population 1920, 2,585; Ass’d val. ’27_____________ 3,565,227
Tot. tax rate(per M .) 1927___$15.92
1927, 2,470.
Population in 1926____________5.500
Paving Bonds.
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y.
4J4s 24 J-J $20,000_____ 1927-1936
Street-Improvement Bonds.
BATAVIA,
4.35s’12 J-J $18,500 —-July 1 ’28-’32
This city is In Genesee County.
Water Bonds.
Inc. 1823. Voted to become city
4 Jis'96 J-D $10.OOOr..Dec 1 ’27-’36 June 9 1914. Population 1925.
4 54s’08 J-J 18,000 - —July 1 '27-’38 15.628 (est.); 1920, 13,541.
4J4s24M-S 36.000_____ 1927-1944
Street Improvement Bonds.
43^s’25 J-D 43,000c.............1927-45 4 X s '2 4 J-J f$24,OOOr..Jan 1 ’28-’33
Sewer Bonds.
1 5,O O
O r—.Jan 1 1934
4.40s'12 F-A $4,500r.Aug 1 ’27-’35 4Ms’24 J-J / 30,000r_.Jan 1 ’28-’33
4.65s’15_
_
4,000. -Oct 1 ’27-’34
1 4,500r_ Jan 1 1934
_
Refunding Water Bonds.
4.30s’25M-N/56,000c-May 1 ’28-’34
4MS/08J-J $5,500r._ July 1 ’28-38
1 7,601.78c May 1 1935
Fire Equipment Bonds.
4.30s’25M-N/64,000c-May 1 ’27-’34
_s ’26 A-O $13,000--Aug 1 ’27-’39
1 8,869.80cMay 1 1935
BOND. DEBT May 15 ’27 $145,950
Water Bonds.
Water debt (included)_____ 114,750 4J*si’ 16 . . .
$60,750r -$6,750 yrly
Assessed val n, real estate.. 1,603,400 4.40s’17 A-O 16,O O
O r______________
Assessed val’n, personal_
_
32,800 4Hs’24 J-J ( 7,OOOr..Jan 1 ’28-’34
Other assessable property..
74,295
1 20,000r„ Jan 1 ’35-’44
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (65%act.) 1.710,495
Paving Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $16.15 4.40s ___$27,OOOr_______________
4.40s . . .
27,500r_........................
INT. in New York exchange.
5s
...
31,118r______________
4^s
„_
69,500r...................
BABYLON, TOWN.
4.20s’26M-N 90,488r______________
This town is in Suffolk County.
Light & Sewer Bonds.
Road Bonds.
4Xs
. . . $18.O O _$2,000 yrly
Or
5Ks’20 J-D $15,560r.Dec 1 ’27-'30
Sewer System Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1927--$15,560 _s ’09 J-J $180,000--July 1 ’28-38
Total assessed val’n 1926.18,066,202
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$34.30 4.30s’25M-N /10,000c. May 1 ’28-’29
1 6,000c..-M ay 1 1930
Pop’n 19i0. 9,030; 1920...........11,315




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BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -. $619,209 BERGEN & RIGA UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.
Assessed value, real______ 14,988,872
Assessed value, personal..
86,000
This district (P. O. Bergen) is in
Special franchises________
410,628 Genesee County.
•$18,000c.Nov. I ’27-’35
Tot .assess .val. ’ 26 (4-5act) 15,485,500
18,000c_Nov. 1 ’36-’41
Total tax rate (per $l,000)’27-$26.63
24,000c.Nov. 1 ’42-’47
BATAVIA UNIO kFf REE SCHOOL 4 ^ s ’24
25,000c.Nov. 1 ’48-’52
DISTRICT NO. 2.
M -N 18,000c_Nov. 1 ’53-’55
School-Building Bonds.
21,000c-Nov. 1 ’56-’58
6s ’21 J-J $130,000c_.Jan 1 ’28-’39
16,000c_Nov. 1 ’59-’60
4Hs’22 A-O 390,000c.-Oct 1 ’27-’52
. 36,000c_Nov. 1 ’61-64
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 ’27 $520,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $176,000
Assessed val’n, real estate. 15,274,753 Total assessed val. 1926
Assessed val’n, personal._ 279,792
(abt. 63% actual)_____ 1,181,576
Total assessed value 1926
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.
$16.96
(about 3-5 actual)_____15,547,545 Population, 1925 (est.)___
800
School tax (per $1,000) 1926 $17.00
Population in 1925 (est.)_____16,000
INT. at Batavia, Saugerties and BINGHAMTON.
This city Is the county seat of
New York.
Broome County. Population 1920,
BATH.
66,800; 1925, 71,915.
This village is in Steuben County.
Sewer Bonds.
Inc. 1816. Pop.’25, 4,048; ’20,4,795.
4s ’08 F-A $5,000___ Aug 1 1927
Electric Light Bonds.
4Hs’15 J-J $32,000.-July 1 ’28-’43 4s T6 F-A 75,000..Aug 1 ’27-’36
OO
5s T9 J-J i 17,OOOr*..July 1 1937 4 Jis’24 M-S (63,O r* Sept 1 ’27-’41
2,000r*—Sept 1 1942
.
1 1,000r*. .July 1 1938 4}£s’25 M-S 1 7,650—Mar 1 ’28-’35
Qas Light Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J $26,000.-July 1 ’28-’40 4 X s ’ 25 F-A 30,000---- Feb 1 ’28-’42
4s ’27 A-O 270,000—Apr 1 ’28-’45
Village Hall Bonds.
4 ^ s ’23 J-J $39,000c..July 1 ’28-46 4s ’27 A-O 35,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’34
4 X s '2 4 J-J 15 SO.OOOcJuly 15 ’27-’41 4s’ 27 A-O 75.000.-Apr 1 ’28-32
Nurses’ Home Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4Hs’14 J-J $I6.000..July 1 ’28-’41 3 Hs’01 F-A $4,000___ Aug 1 1936
BOND. DEBT Nov 1926.. $172,000
Hospital Bonds.
Assessed val., real estate..1,987,950 4 ^ s ’13 F-A $15.000____Aug 1 1927
Assessed val., personal___
48,300 4s T6 M -N 11,500--Nov 1 ’27-’36
9,000--Sept 1 ’27-35
Other assessable property_
61,717 4 X s ' 1 4 M-S
Tot. ass d val ‘24 ( X act.).2,097,967 4Hs’17 M -N 7,000--May 1 ’28-’34
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924-.$12.468 4J4s’23 M -N 9,000--May I ’28-’33
INT. at office of Village Treasurer 4Ms’24 M-S 472,500r* Sept 1 ’27-’44
4Ms’25 J-D 9G,OOOc*Dec 1 ’27-’35
in N. Y. exchange.
4Ms’25 J-D 80,000.-June 1 ’28-35
BATH SCHOOLDfsTRICT.
4Ms’25 J-D 472,500.-June 1 ’28-’45
This district is in Steuben County.
Library Site Bonds.
($35,000.......... 1927-1933 3l*s’02 M-S $15,000___ Sept 1 1938
Pavement Bonds.
4tfs’23 J-J ] 77,000..........1934-1944
90,000.......... 1945-1953 4 ^ s ’17 M-S $2,000____Mar 1 1928
l 8,000....................1954 4 X s ' 2 4 A-O (40,000r*_Apr 1 ’28-31
1 6,000r*.-Apr 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $219,000
Tot.ass’d val.’27(75%act.) 2.279,581 4X & '2 5 M-S 90,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’36
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$21.20 + 4Ms’25 M -N 3,500.-May 1 ’28-’34
4 X s ' 2 5 M-S 11,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’37
BEACON.
This city is In Dutchess County. 4H s’26 A-O (55,000_____ 1927-1931
(50.000-------Formed July 1 1913 by consolidation 4s ’27 A-O 000,000-.Apr 1932-1936
I ’28-37
of the villages of Fishkill Landing
Park Creek Bonds.
(inc. Feb. 26 1872) and MatteawaD
$500___ May 1 1928
inc. in. 1886). Population 1925, 4H s’17 M -N 28,000--June 1 ’28-’41
5Hs’21 J-D
11,621; 1920, 10,996.
Street Lighting Bonds.
Memorial Building Bonds.
$3,280--Dec 1 ’27-’30
4 X s '2 4 A-O $53,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’44 4 X s ' 2 4 J-D
4 X .s'2 4 J-D
2,000-.Dec I ’27-’28
Building Bonds.
J-D
4,100--Dec 1 ’27-’30
5s T5 M-S $36,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’45 4Ms’24 J-D
4 X s '2 4
9,700--Dec 1 ’27-’36
Sewer Bonds.
A-O
4,800--Apr 1 ’28-’30
3Ms
$16.000r____ 1927-1930 4 J^s’24 J-D
3,000--June 1 ’28-’30
4s
...
7,200r_____ 1927-1932 4 ^ s ’24 Creek Bonds.
Pierce
3.70s . . .
33,OOOr____ 1927-1934 5K s’21 J-D $24,000--June 1 ’28-’39
3.85s . . .
17,260r____ 1927-1936
Park Bonds.
4^s
...
6.000_____ 1927-1932 4H s’19 J-J $33.000...........1927-1939
Alain Street Impt. Bonds.
J-J
37,000c--Jan 1 ’28-’39
4.15s . . .
$14,OOOr___ 1927-1940 4>is’22 F-A 25,000--Aug 1 ’27-’38
4Ms’23
School Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
_s
M -N $5.000...........1927-1931 3s ’89 F-A $77.000___ Aug 1 1929
( 3,000-—Oct 1 ’27-’29 Z X s ’97 F-A 46.000--Aug
4Jis’24 A-O h0,000---O ct 1 ’30-’34 3Hs’97 F-A 25,000--Aug 1 ’31-’34
1 ’30-’33
(45,000. ..O ct 1 ’35-’43 3>is’98 F-A
4,000------ Aug 1 1934
Water Bonds Ext. & Repair.
3Hs’99 F-A 40,000____ Aug 1 1935
4Hs
— $11,000-------- 1927-1937 3!Ss’02 F-A 50,000____ Aug 1 1937
3.99s . . .
4,800.......... 1927-1929
3.85s . . .
11.000_____ 1927-1935 3Ms’04 F-A 57.000------ Aug 1 1939
F-A
8 ,000c.Aug 1 27-’30
3.99s . . .
14,000_____ 1927-1933 4>Ss’15 J-D
3,500-.June 1 ’28-’34
(1 2 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1 ’27-’32 5>^s’21
8,000.-Aug
4Ms’22 A-O ] 15,000— Oct 1 ’33-’37 4 X s ' 2 2 F-A /12,000--Sept 1 ’27-’34
4Ms’22 M-S
1 ’27-32
l 4.000___ Oct 1 1938
130,000-.Sept 1 ’33-’42
Automobile Truck Bonds.
4J£s’22 A-O 15.000--.0ct 1 ’27-’41
4.60s’17 s-a $3,000_________ _____ 4>^s’23 J-J 338,000--July 1 ’28-’43
(Due one bond yearly.)
4K s’23 M-S
8,000--Sept 1 ’27-’34
Mezengah Dam Bonds.
4 X s '2 4 A-O
4Ms’24 A-0$188,000--Oct 1 ’27-’43 4Jis’24 A-O 40,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’35
21,000-------- 1927-1937
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 1699) 4K s’24 J-J 53,000r*_July 1 ’28-’44
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
4Ms’25
4.000..........1927-1934
4.60s’17 s-a $40,000______1927-1934 4 X s ' 2 6 J-D 75,000_____ 1927-1941
J-D
(Due one bond yearly.)
Creek-lmpt. Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan. 1 ’27. $530,093 4J4s’17 M-S $2,500c_ Sept 1 ’ 927
_
Water debt (incl.)________ 270,000
Bonds.
15,250 4s City-Hail $20,500.-Aug 1 ’28-’29
Floating debt (add’l)______
’96 F-A
Tot.’ass’d val. ’27 (act.) .10,444,283 4s ’97-8 F-A
10.000___ Aug 1 1927
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1927____ $36.64
Valley
INT. at Matteawan Nat. Bank. 4K s’17 M Street Bonds.
-N $1,500--May 1 ’28-’30
BEDFORD.
Voting Machine Bonds.
This town (P. O. Bedford Hills) is 4 ^ s ’19 F-A
$425___ Aug 1 1927
located in Westchester County. 4 X * ’25 J-J
4.800_____ 1927-1930
Incorp. in 1700.
School Bonds.
Water Bonds.
454sT3 A-O$347,500--Aug 1 ’28-’40
4V£s’24 J-J *12,000— Sept 1 ’32-’43 4 ^ s ’14 F-A 125.000..Aug 1 ’30-’34
Highway Bonds.
4 X s '1 4 J-D j40,000—Dec 1 ’27-’35
4s ’06 J’ne $24,O O .June I ’27-’35
Or
l 6.000____Dec 1 1936
4.90s’06J’ne
2,500r_June 1 ’28-’35 4>$s’14 A-O(157,000c-Oct 1 ’27-’48
5 X s ’ 14 Sept
2,000..Sep 15 ’27-’28
\ 2.700c.—Oct 1 1949
[ 5,000----- Nov 1 1927 4 K s - 1 6 M-S 58,000--Sept 1 ’27-’36
5s T9 M -N ( 6,000___ Nov 1 1928 4s T7 F-A 15,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’37
l 5,900____Nov I 1929 4Ms’17 A-O 81,300.-Apr 1 ’28-’37
6s ’21 F-A
4,000—Feb. 1 28-’29 4J4S’17 M-S 55,000—Sept 1 ’27-’37
4 )is’23 s-an 41,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’40 4Hs’19 J-J
10,500—July 1 ’28-’39
4Ms’26 J-D /60,000c.July 1 ’27-’41 4 X s '\ 7 F-A 28,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’37
(25,000c. July 1 ’42-’46 5Ms’21 J-D 10,000—June 1 ’28-’37
4.40s’26M-S 75,O O Sept 1 ’28-’42 5>£s’21 J-D 12,000.-June 1 ’28-’39
O r*
Water District Bonds.
5Hs’21 J-D 20,000—June 1 ’28-’31
4 Ms’ 24 s-an $71,000-—Jan 1 ’28-’44 4Ms’22 J-D 343,000..June 1 '28-’69
Town House Bonds.
4 X s’22 M -N 54.000.-May 1 ’28-’54
4J4S’26 J-D $98,000c-June 1 ’28-’46 4Ms’23 M -N 40,030-.M ay 1 ’28-’53
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 6 -- $289,843 4Ms’23 J-J
58,000.-July 1 ’28-’56
Total assess, val. 1925___17,445,382 4}^s’23 M-S
6,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’28
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923____ $13.82 4 ^ s ’24 J-D
2,000--June 1 ’28-29
Population 1925, 7,437; 1920, 5,905 4 X s ' 2 4 A-O 459,000r*-0ct 1 ’27-’71
INT. at M t. Kisco Nat. Bank.
4 X s ’2 4 J-J 101,O r* July 1 ’28-’60
OO
OO
BEDFORD UNION F. S. D. NO 7. 4 X s ' 2 4 F-A 793,O r* Aug 1 ’27-57
( 1,OOOr*.. Aug 1 1958
This district (P. O. Bedford Hills) 4 X s ' 2 4 F-A (24,O r* Aug 1 ’27-’34
OO
is in Westchester Co.
2,500r*—Aug 1 1935
4>ss’22 J-D/$105.000c Dec 1 ’27-’47 4 X s ’ 24 A-O (37,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’64
( 30.000c Dec 1 ’48-’52
(389,OOOr*Mar 1 ’28-’65
BOND. DEBT Mar 14 ’25 $150,000 4 X s ’ 24 M-S 1 15,000r*.Mar 1 1966
Assess’d val ’24(80% act ) 2,475,880 4 X s ’25 J-J 27.000-.Jan 1 ’28-’38
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924-------- 14.40 4 X s ’ 25 M -N 69,000.-May 1 ’28-’50
Population 1924 (est.)________ 3,000 4 X s ’ 25 A-O 16,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’43
BERGEN.
4 X s ’ 25 M-S
5,000..Sept 1 ’27-’36
This village is in Genesee County. 4 X s ' 2 6 . . .
45,000........................... ..............
4Ms’26 — .
80,000......... ..............
Highway Bonds.
5s ’27 A-O ($5,000___ Apr 1 1928 434s’26 M-S 500,000_____ 1927-1951
(38,000--Apr 1 ’29-’47 4s ’27 A-O 210,000_______________
BONDED DEBT________
(?)
Fire Department Bonds.
Assessed value 1925________ $506,816 3K s’01 F-A $15,000____Aug 1 1936
Population 1925________________ 654 4H s’20 F-A
4,000--Feb 1 ’28-’31

J une, 1927.]
BINGHAMTON (C o n c lu d e d ).
Traffic Appliance Bonds.
4K s’23 M-S $3,000--Sept 1 ’27-’29
First Ward Dike Bonds.
4}*sT4 M-N$52,000—May 1 ’28-'36
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
3 « s ’04 F-A $60,000__________ 1938
4Hs’15 M-S 12.000c.Mar 1 ’28-’35
Water System Bonds.
4J4s’24 A-O $68,O O Apr 1 ’28-’44
O r*
4Ms’24 F-A 23,000r* Aug 1 ’27-’49
Police Bonds.
4s T7 J-J $25,000_ Jan 1 ’28-’37
_
4 % s’17 F-A
500c_ Aug 1 1927
_
Municipal Warehouse Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-J $75,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’45
Isolation Ward Bonds.
3>£s’01 F-A $6,000___ Aug 1 1936
Public Safety Bonds.
4}£s’25 F-A $26,000--Feb 1 ’28-’40
Memorial Bridge Approach Bds.
4 Jis’26 - - - $36,000_______________
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’26-$6,118,700
Water debt______________
100.000
Sinking fund (bal. on hand) 205,615
Assessed val.. real______108,525,810
Assess value public service 4,270,059
_
594,600
Assessed val., personal_
Assessed val., franchises.. 3,295,644
Total assess, val. 1926.-116,686,113
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$29.81
INTEREST on city-hall and
bridge bonds in N. Y. City; on re­
maining loans at City Treasurer’s
office.
BLACK RIVER REGULATING
DISTRICT*
This district *(P. O. Watertown)
is in Jefferson County.
Reservoir Enlargement Bonds.
5s ’23 J-J $277,000r* July 1 ’28-’73
5s '24 J-J 283,O r* July 1 ’28-’74
OO
5 s ’24 J-J 380,O O July 1 ’28-’74
O r*
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 ’2 7 -. $940,000
INT. payable at the Northern
N Y . Trust Co.. Watertown.
BLASDELL.
This village is in Erie County.
Incorporated in 1898.
Sewer & Sewage Disposal Plant
Bonds.
4tfs’23 A-OS119.229_ Apr 1 '28-52
_
4Jis'23 J-J
39,718 80July 1 ’28-’52
Water Bonds.
4s ’03 J-D $9,000....................1927
-s
—.
3,200...........1927-1930
Sewer Bonds.
5e ’25 M-N$17,000r_____ 1927-1943
Paving Bonds.
4.90sT8M-N$13,000._May 1 ’28-’40
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 ’27- $199,648
Water debt (inch)________
9,700
Tot. val. 1926
act.)____2,039.409
Tax rate (per$l,o00) 1926____$22.00
Population in 1926,1,900; 1920.1,401
INT. on water bonds payable at
the Bank of Blasdell, and on paving
bonds to the Comptroller of N. Y .
BOONVILLE.
This village is in Oneida County
Incorporated in 1855.
Paving Bonds.
5s T9 July $12.000r....... ..........1938
5 s ’21 J-J 10,O r___________1946
OO
5s ’22 J-J 24,OOOr* —.1927-1953
5s ’24 J-J
6,000r*July 1 ’28-'41
5s ’25 J-J 19,000............ 1927-1945
4J^s’27 J-J 18,000_______________
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 ’27- $100,500
Floating debt____________
14,000
Sinking fund_____________
15,212
Assess, val. real estate____1,647,650
Assess. val. personal________ 67,100
Other assessable property_18,326
Tot. ass’d val.’26 (80% act.) 1,741.695
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—$10.00
Population in 1925,2,096; 1920,1,914
BOONVILLE UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
4s ’09 M -N $24,OOOr____________
f 1,000c..-Nov 1 1927
10,000c. Nov 1 ’28-32
I 15,000c_Nov 1 ’33-’37
454s’22M-N( 8,000c.Nov 1 ’38-’39
I 18.000c.Nov 1 ’40-’42
119,000c.Nov 1 '43-'59
l 10.000c.Nov 1 ’60-’61
BOND. DEBT May 1 '26. $206,000
Tot. asses, val. ’25(60%act) 1,808,150
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’25____ $16.76
Population in 1924 (est.)_____2,000

BROOKHAVEN UNION FREE
Sewer Bonds.
Automobile Fire Apparatus.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24.
4}4s’25 A-O ^$4,000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’31 4 s ’02 J-D $1,OOOr-..Dec 1 1927
This district (P. O. Patchogue) is
4s ’05 J-J
3,000r_Jan 15 ’28-’30
Water Bonds.
4Ms’08 J-J $33,000c*. July 10’ 27-37 4.40s’10 J-D
500 __________ 1927 in Suffolk County.
4.10s'09A-0 6,000r. .Apr 1 ’28-’30 4J£s’13 F-A
400 __________ 1927
School Bonds.
4^s'10 M-S 8.000r—Sept 1 ’27-'34 4 ^ s ’22 M -N 3,000..M ay 1 ’28-’30 4Hs’23 F-A/$108,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’33
5s T7 M -N J10.000c* Nov 17’27-’36 4Hs’22 M -N *4,000r_Nov 1 ’28-’29
\ 300.000c-Feb 1 ’34-’48
\ 500c*.Nov 17 1937 43^s’23 M -N / 6,750..M ay 1 ’28-’30 4 ^ s ’25
(161,OOOc_Dec 1 ’27-’49
5Ms’21M -S*f 8,000c*Sept 1 ’27-’30
1 1,000------May 1 1931
_
J-D
( 4,000c_ Dec 1 1950
l 1,000c*.-Sept 1 1931 4Ms’26 M -N 6,500.-May 1 ’30-’42
3,000c—.Dec 1 1951
4J^s’22 A-O *4,000r_Apr 1 ’28-’31
Public Square Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $576,000
4Hs’24 M-Nz.32,OOOc*May 1 ’28-’59 4Ms’19 J-D $11,000.-June 1 ’27-’38 Assess, vah ’26 (M actual) .8,251,194
4Hs’25 A-O x31.OOOc.Apr 1 '28-’58
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S24.80
Refunding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 J-D 17,000--July 1 ’27-'43 4L$s-5s’l l J-J $8,000____July 1 1935 Population 1926 (est.)________ 9,500
4J^s’27 A-O
7,500.-Apr 1 ’32-’46 4^s'12 J-D
7,420____June 11942
Payable in Patchogue.
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 ’27- $498,400 4.80s’1 3 .— 10,420___________ 1938
Water debt (included)___ 150,500 4J£s’14 J-D 10,220___ June 1 1944
Sinking fund, general_____
3,0o0 5s T5 J-D
5.500 _June 1 1944 BROOME COUNTY.
Assessed val., real estate.-6,257,765 4.85s’ 17_
_
5.500 ____ _____ _
Binghamton is the county seat.
5s ’18 . . .
Assess, val., personal and
3,900................. ..........
Hospital Bonds.
_
special franchises_ ____ 179,146 6s ’20 J-D
1.500 _Dec 1 1950 5s ’ 18 M-N$61,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’33
Tot.ass’d val.’26(90% act.)6,436,911 4Ms’22 A-O 12,865___ Apr 1 1952 BOND.DEBT Apr 12 ’27
___________
$60,000
Village tax (per $1,000) 1926 --$14.40 4K s’23 M -N 10.000___ May 1 1953 Assess, vah, real estate..160,576,064
Population 1925, 1,451; 1920, 1,027
Street Improvement Bonds.
Assess, vah, personal_
_
662,250
INT. on bonds marked * in Briar- 4 ^ s ’27M-N $13,500--May l ’28-’39 Other assess. property_ 13,583,637
_
cliff Manor. Int. on bonds marked x
Street Bonds.
Total assessed vah 1926
at the Irving Bank-Columbia Trust 5s ’07 M-S $4,500r.Sept 1 ’27-’31
(about 70% actual)..174,821,951
Co. (N. Y .). Int. on others at the 5s ’10 A-O
6,000_____ 1927-1932 County tax rate (per M .)’26___$5.20
4.40s’10 J-D
Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y . City.
4.000 ____1927-1937 Popula., 1925, 135,060; 1920-113,610
4.35s’11 M -N 2.400_____ 1927-1932
BRIGHTON.
434s’12 A-O 10.000- .0 c t 1 ’27-’36
This town is In Monroe County.
4.90s’13 A-O
700 __________ 1927 BROWNVILLE. Jefferson County.
This village is in
Water Bonds.
5s ’14 M-S
600—Sept 1 ’27-’28
Population 1925 , 969; 1920, 976
4.70s'15F-A $30,000r._Feb 1 ’28-’34 5s ’ 16 A-O
3,200 —
4.625T5F-A
4,OOOr.Feb 15 ’28-’35
12.000 ...M a y 1 1928 -s Water and Sewer Bonds. ’28-’51
4 ^ s ’14 J-D
8 .OOOr.June 1 ’28-’35
11.000 _May 1 1929 BOND. J-J $74,000.—Jan 1
Jan 1 19255s ’20 A-O
3,000r..Apr 1 ’28-’33
10.000 _May 1 1930 AssessedDEBT1925_______ $81,000
6s '20 M-S
5.500.-Mar 1 ’28-’38 4J4s’22 M -N 8.000 _M ayl 1931
value
3,448,230
6s ’20 M-S 60,000-.Mar 1 ’28-’39
5.000 _May 1 1932
6s ’21 A-O
5,000--Apr 1 ’28-’40
6,000—May 1 ’33-’35 BROWNSVILLE AND PAMELIA
54*s’21 J-D 12.000-.June 1 ’28-’39
1.000 __May 1 1936
UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
5s ’24 A-O 90,000.—Oct 1 ’29-’43
*6,OOOr.Nov 1 ’27 ’28
Tais district (P. O. Glen Park) is
4 ^ s ’26 F-A 60,000—Aug 1 ’31-45 4Hs’22 M -N *4, OOOr. Nov 1 ’29-’30
in Jefferson County.
5s ’26 M -N 12,000.-Nov 1 ’31-42
*l,000r._.Nov 1 1931
Building Bonds.
General Improvement Bonds.
4J4s’23 s-a
75.000—
May 1 ’28-’39
’28-’ 30
4K s’27 M-S $556,000______________
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 2040.) 6s '22 J-J $30,000--Jan 1 $70,000
;
BOND. DEBT Apr 13’ ’23.
Sewer Bonds.
6,000c— July 1 1928 Tot. assess, val.’22 (94aet.) 1,412,944
4.40s '14 J-D $20,000___ 1927-1934
4Hs’24 J-J
8,000c. July 1 ’29-’30 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’22-$25.00
-s T5
—. 14,000 ______________
,18,000c.July 1 ’31-’39
5s’19 J-D (27,000—June 1 ’28-’30 4 ^ s ’25 M -N (56,OOOr*May 1 ’28-’35
195,000.
-June 1 ’31-’40 35,000r*May 1 ’36-’45 BROWNSVILLE UNION FREE
4s ’24 M-N/24G,000cMay 1 ’29-’34 4Ks ’26M-N/30.000—May 1 ’28-’36
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.
1574,000cMay 1 ’35-’48
111,500—May 1 ’37-’41
This district (P. O. Dexter) is in
5s ’24 J-J 180,000-------1929-1948
4J4s’26 . . .
17,000________
Jefferson County.
5s ’24 J-D 90,000--Dec 1 ’29-’46 4 ^ s ’26 J-D 10,000.-Dec 1 ’27-’36
(28,000.-Dec 1 ’29-’35 4>£s’27 J-D 75,000--Dec 1 ’27-’41 6s School Building Bonds.1 ’28-’33
’22 M-N $30.000c.Dec
5s ’24 J-D (30,000_Dec 1 ’36-’41
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 ’27- $35,000
U2,000—Dec 1 ’42-’43 5s Road-Surfacing Bonds.
’17 A-O $2,000________
Total assessed vah 1926
(108,000---Jan 1 ’30-'41
Storm Sewer Bonds.
(about 40-50% act.)___
i H s ’2 5 J-J
50,000— -Jan 1 ’42-’46 4 ^ s ’23 J-D $7.OOOr.Dec 1 ’27-’33 School tax rate (per $1,000) 1,165,968
’27$14.40
22,000— Jan 1 ’47-’48
Grade-Crossing Elimination
1,400
12,000____Jan 1 1949 4Jis’20 F-A $45,000-Feb 14 ’28-’49 Population (est.) 1925________office;
INT. on 4s at the Clerk's
4Hs’25 M-S (230,000-Sept 1 ’30-’39
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
on others at the First National
1240,000-Sept 1 ’40-’49 4Ms’19 J-J $1.000-—July 15 1949 Bank, Dexter.
4)4s’25 J-J 220,000c.July 1 ’30-’49 4Ms’19 F-A
400___ Aug 1 1949
43^s’26 F-A (60,000_____ 1931-1940 4Ms’19 J-D
1,500____Dec 1 1949 BUFFALO. William F. Schwartz,
(70,000_____ 1941-1950
Park Bonds.
Commissioner of Finance & Accts.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4?£s’17 M-N$35,000—May 1 ’28-’34
Buffalo is In Erie Co., and the city’s
5s T8 J-D $36,000--June 1 ’28-'33 4Ms’19 J-D
4.000--June 1 ’28-’31
4 ^ s ’27 J-J 205,000_____ 1928-1941 BOND. DEBT Feb 28 ’27 $826,905 tax valuation is about six-sevenths
TOT. DEBT May 9 ’27—$4,490,666 Assess, vah, 1926________ 24.147,050 that of entire county. Incorp. 1832.
Commission government charter
Water debt (Inch)________ 579,766 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $16.40
Total vah ’26 (85% act.).16,000,000
1925,
3,055 (Chap. 217, Laws of 1914) accepted
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’23-$9.0<) Population bonds 4,040; 1920, at the by voters Nov. 3 1914.
INT. on
marked (*)
Abate Nus. Hamburg Canal.
Pop’n 1925, 4,584; 1927______ 6,500 Gramatan Nat. Bank. Bronxville.
4Ms’23 J-D $87,000r-Dec 1 ’27-’43
INT. on bonds of 1921 at Union Tr.
Refuse Utilization Plant Bonds
Co., Rochester, on others at a BRONXVILLE " UN. FREE SCH.
DIST NO. 3.
44$s’14 A-0$100.000r_ Apr 1 1934
_
Rochester bank in N. Y. exchange.
This district (P. O. Bronxville) is
Buffalo River Improve. Bonds.
in Westchester County 4s ’09 M-N $331,500r--May 1 1939
BRIGHT WATERS.
This village is in Suffolk County. BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’27- $847,000 4Hs’14 J-D 300,000r..June 15 1944
Assess .val. ’26 (abt60 % act)24,147,050 m s ’15 A-O 94.00Jr.Apr 15 '28-’45
Incorp. 1916.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926___$7.40 4Ms’16 J-D 104.000r.Dec 15 ’28-’46
Dock Bonds.
6s 17 J-J $20,700c.July 1 ’28-’36 Present population (est.)______ 5-500 4/4 s’18 J-D 109,000—June 1 ’28-*48
BROOKHAVElh
4H«’19 J-D 172,000—June 2 ’28-’49
Paving Bonds.
This town (P. O. Patchogue) is in 4V£s’20 F-A 119,OOOr..Feb 2 ’28-’50
6s '17 J-J $11,700c-July 1 ’28-’36
Buffalo New York & Phila. Ref.
6s g ’20 s-a 120,000crJuly 1 ’28-’39 Suffolk County.
Bridge Bonds.
4s TO J-D $15,000—June 1 5’28-’30
Park Bonds5s ’27 F-A $25,O
OOr* Feb 1 ’31-’40 4Ms’24 F-A$180,000r*_Feb 1 ’28-’49 4s TO J-D 20,000r.Dec 15 ’27-’30
4s ’ l l J-J 20.000—July 1 ’28-’31
BOND. DEBT Mar. 1 ’27 $192,000
Town Hall Bonds.
’
Sinking fund______________
48,000 4 J4s’25 F-A/$40,000- .Feb 1 ’28-’37 4s T2 J-J 25,000-.July 1 ,28-’32
Hamburg Turnpike Impt.
1 3,000___Feb 1 1938
Assessed value 1926_______ 1,865,933
4Hs’18 J-D $4,500 ...June 1 1928
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_____ $31.32
Highway Bonds.
F -A / $8,000--Feb 1 ’28-’29 4V$s’20 F-A
4,800r_Feb 2 ’28-'30
Population in 1925 _____________ 542 4Hs
1 5.800___ Feb 1 1930 4 )is’23 A-O 53,OOOr-Oct 12 ’27-’43
INT .at U.S.Mtge.&Tr.Co., N. Y.
Street Extension Bonds.
4}£s F-A f30.000. .Feb 1 ’28-’35
BROCKPORT.
1 3,600___ Feb 1 1936 4Ms’25 M-27189,000r*May 1 ’28-’45
Fort Porter Purchase Bonds.
This village is in Monroe County.
Road Bonds.
Inc. 1829. Population, 1920, 3,980; 4.32s’27 F-A $42,000--Feb 1 ’28-41 4Ks’25 M-N$94.000r*May 1 ’28-’45
1925, 3,626.
Street Lighting Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 2 4 ’25 $139,900
Total assess, value 1925—25,669,305 4s ’23 M-S $21.000--Sept 1 ’27-’33
Paving Bonds.
4>£s’24 F-A $27,000c_Aug. 1 ’27-’44 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $20.70 4s ’25 J-D 64,000..June 1 ’28-’35
_
Population 1925____________ 25,531 4s ’25 A-O 25,000_-Oct 1 ’27-35
Water Works Bonds.
INT. at the Town Treasurer’s
Voting Machine Bonds.
4.55s’ 12—*165,000r-July 30 '27-'41
4 ^ s ’2 4 A -0 44,OOOc_Apr 1 ’28-’44 office; on 4Ms of 1924 at Bankers 414s’18 M-S $7,750—Sept 3 ’27-’28
-s
A-O 45,000_______________ Trust Co., New York.
4 ^ s ’19 A-O
2,400.-Apr 1 *28-’29
Sewer Bonds.
3.65s gs-an $15.000r___$3,000 yrly.
4*4s’15 F-A 2 1.6 0 0......... 1927-1944
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 ’2 7 -. $273,600
Floating debt (add’l)_____
6,322
Water debt (included)_____ 210,000
Assess, vah real estate_____ 3,485,485
Other assess. property_____ 136.068
Total assess, vah 1916_____ 3,621,553
Village tax (per$l,000) 1926—$20.00
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank. N. Y.

BREWSTER.
This village Is in Putnam County.
Incorporated in 1894.
Water Bonds.
5s
July $20,000r.._$2,000 yrly.
5s '21 s-a
4,50Gr—Jan 1 ’28-'36
Sidewalk Bonds.
4}*s’22 July $15,000r_July 1 ’28-’42
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 0 ’26- $46,000
Water debt (included)___
30,500
Tot. asses.val. ’25(75 %act.).1,341,092
Tax rate (per $1,000) '26______ $9.64 BROCTON.
Population, 1925, 1,569; 1920___859
This village is in Chautauqua Co.
INT. on 4F$s of 1922 at First Nat.
Bank, Brewster, and on others at the Incorporated in 1894.
Water Bonds.
Brewster National Bank.
4Ms’26 J-J $20,000--July 1 ’27-46
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27- $39,000
BRIARCLIFF MANOR.
Floating debt (add’l)______
6.500
This village is in Westchester Oo. Water debt (inch)________
38.000
Inc. 1902.
Assess, value, real estate_ 1,003,000
_
Road Improvement Bonds.
Assess, val., personal_____
22,100
5 ^ s ’21 M -S*$30.O O Mar 1 '28-'34 Other assessable property.. 250.385
Or
4J4s’26 J-D ( 1,000___ June 11927 Total assessed val. 1926_ 1,270,485
_
156,000.-June 1 ’28-55 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-----$10.00
4 ^ s ’26 J-D 25,000.-July 1 ’27-46 Population in ’20. 1,383; 1925, 1,485
Street Bonds.
4tfs’06 F-A *$2,OOOr...Aug 1 1927 BRONXVILLE.
4.60s’06F-A *25,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’35
This village is in Westchester Co.
4.60s’13J-J
4,000r_ July 1 ’28-’31 Inc. 1898.
5J4s’21 J-J *11,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’3R
Road Widening Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25 M-S ll.OOOr.Sept 1 1’27-’37 4)^s’24 M-S *$40,000«-Sept 1 '27-42
Sewer Bonds.
Land Purchasing Bonds.
5s ’21 J-J *$2,OOOr..Jan 1 ’28-29 4 ^ s ’25 M ’S *$46,OOOc.Mar2’28-’45
4)4s'22 A-O*115,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-'50
Sewer & Drain. Bonds.
4 ^ s ’27 J-J 42,OOOr*_Jan 1 ’32-’52 4J4s’25 M -N f$4,500r*May 1 ’28-’35
1 6,OOOr*May 1 ’36-’50
4K s’26 J-D
7,000.-July 1 ’27-’33
Building Bonds.
4Ms’27 M -N 9,000..May 1 ’28-’37
4.60s’13 J-J $10,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’37
Paving Bonds.
4Jis’27 A-O 10,000--Apr 1 ’28-37 454s’l6 F-A $7,500—Aug 1 ’27-’31




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BUFFALO (Concluded )—
Scajaquada Creek Bonds.
Fire-House Bonds.
4s 13 A-O
13,700_ Mar 1 1938
_
29,500___Apr 1 1938 4s ’08 F-A $2,534— Aug 1 ’27-'28
4Hs'19 J-D$111,000r_June 2 ’28-’49 4s 13 A-O
Park.
Library Bonds.
4s ’08 J-J $20,O O July 1 1928 4>^s’20 F-A 239,000r_.Feb 2 ’28-’50 4Ms’13 M-N145.200____May 1 1938
O r__
4s ’ 10 J-D
8,000-June 15 ’28-’30 4J4’22M-N 795.O O My 15 ’28-’42 4s 13 J-D 100,000—.June 20 1933 4s ’22 M-S $40,000—Mar 1 ’28-’42
O r*
4s ’l l A-O 212,500r_ Oct 1 1961
_
■is’ 22 A-O 168.000r*_0ct 2 '27-’42 4s 13 A-O 23,700____Oct 1 1938 4s ’22 M-S 32,000. Sept 15 ’27-’42
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1931.) 4 k s ’23 A-O 358,OOOcr*Oct 1 ’27-’43 4Ms’13 M-N100.000—.Nov 15 1933 4K s’23 J-D 170,000r._Dec 1 ’27-’43
Fire Pipe Line Bonds.
4K s’12 F-A $95,O
OOr. .Feb 15 1962 4>is'24 A-O 716,000r*_Apr 1 ’28-’44 4s 14 J-J
18,000___Jan 1 1939
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1932.)
4 ^ s ’25 J-J 92,O r* Jan 2 ’28-’45 4Ms’14 A-O 275,000____ Apr 1 1939 4Ms’22 M-N$310,000r*May 15’28-42
OO
4s '12 A-O 43.900___ Apr 1 1962 41£s’25 M-N472,000r* May 1 ’28-’45 4Ms’14 A-O
62,000___Apr 1 1939 4Ms’22A-0 131.OOOcr.Oct 2 ’27-’42
(Subject to call April 1 1932.)
4}£s’26 J-D 100,O O ...1927-1946 4Ms’14 J-D 400,000—.June 15 1964
O r*
City Plan Impt Bonds.
4s 12 J-D
2,400___ June 1 1962
Grade Crossing Repair Bonds. 4Ms’14 J-D 84,500—.June 15 1939 4Ms’22A-0 $420.OOOr*.Oct 2 ’27-’42
Harbor Improvement Bonds.
4Jis’ 12 J-D 60,000___ June 1 1962 4>$s’15 A-0$100,000.-Oct 1 ’26-’35 4s 1 4
J-J 190,000___ July 1 1934
O r—Jan 2 ’28-’43
(Subject to call June 1 1932
F-A
2,500___ Aug 1 1939 4s '23 J-J $ 160,O O
4>is’16 J-D 110.000.Dec 15 ’26-’36 4s 1 4
M-S 10,000___ Sept 1 1939 4Ms’24 A-O 107,000r_.Apr 1 ’28-'39
4s ’ 12 J-J $130,000____July 1 1962 4J^s’18 J-D 138,000—June 1 ’27-’38 4s 1 4
OO
(Subject to call July 1 1932.)
A-O 11,000___ Oct 1 1939 4K s’25M-N 282,O r* May 1 ’28-’45
Reconstructing Grade Crossing 4s 1 4
r*
4s '12 J-D 65,500___ June 1 1962
4s 1 4 M -N 5,000___ Nov 1 1939 4Ms’26 J-D 500,OOO . — 1927-1948
Structures Bonds.
Canal Land Purchase Bonds.
5.000___ Dec 1 1939
4s ’13 F-A 30,000___ Aug 1 1963 43^s’19 J-D $129,000.June 2 '28-’39 4s 14 J-D
4Us'12 A-O 188,800r___ Oct 1 1962 4J^s'20 F-A 174,000-Feb 2 ’28-’40 s 1 4 J-D
2 .5 0 0 ...Dec 15 1939 4Ms’25F-A/$i20,OOOc*Aug 1 ’27-35
I 120,000c *Aug 1 ’36-'45
(Subject to call Oct 1 1932.)
5,000___ Jan 1 1940
4 ^ s ’22 M -N 79.000cr My 15 ’2S-’42 4s 1 5 J-J
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
_
4)£s’12 J-D 944,740r_ Dec 11962 4Ms’24 A-O 315,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’44 4s 1 5 M-S 13,500___ Mar 1 1940
4s 1 5 A-O 29,500___ Apr 1 1940 4Ms’27 F-A $60,000r*.Feb 1 ’28-’37
Subject to call Dec 1 1932.)
Municipal Building Bonds.
4}*s’13 M-S 55,000r_ May 1 1963 4s ’09 F-A $22,500r.Aug 1 ’27-’29 4Ms’15 A-O 69,382.50-Apr 15 1935 4Ms’27F-A2,800,OOOr*.Feb 1 ’28-’47
_
INT.— WHERE PAYABLE— Int.
(Subject to call May 1 1933.)
4s ’10 J-J
3,U00--July 1 '28-’30 4Ms’15 J-D 250,000____June 1 1935
4JCs 16 J-D 50.000r_Dec 15 ’2 /-’36 4s ’10 A-O 20,OOOr.Oct 1 ’27-’30 4Ms’15 J-D 250,000____June 1 1965 payable at the office of the Commis­
3.000 ...June 1 1928 4s ’l l A-O 52,084r_Apr 15 ’28-’31 4Ms’15 J-D 63,000____June 1 1940 sioners of Finance and Accounts in
“ ‘ ---------4Hs’18 J-D
4Hs’19 J-D 209.75r.June 2 ’28-’29 4s ’ 12 A-O
1,394-—Oct 1 ’27-’32 4s 1 5 F-A 15,000___ Aug 2 1940 Buffalo and by Hanover Nat. Bank,
39,404r_June 2 ’28-’29 4J^s’13 M-N 100,000r.-Nov 15 1933 4s 1 5 M-S 39,000___ Sept 1 1940 New York.
4 H s’19J-D
4 « s ’19 F-A 43,000r..Feb 2 ’28-’70 4 Jis’ 16 J-D 163,500r_Dec 15 ’27-’36 4Ms’15 A-O 150,000____Oct 1 1935 TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FDS.. &c.—
4J£s'19 F-A 39.000r_.Feb 2 '28-’40 4j^s’15 A-O 47,100-Apr 15 ’28-’35 4s 15 A-O 11,000___ Oct 1 1940
A p r . 1 1926. Apr. 1 1927.
4s ’21 M-S 14,000.-Mar 1’28-’41 4Ms’16 J-D 16,500-June 15 ’28-’36 4s 1 5 M -N 5,000___ Nov 1 1940 Tot. bd. dt.$75,798,065t$84,323,739
5,000____Dec 1 1940 Sink.funds. 5,991,909
4Ms'22 M-N79,000cr May 15 ’28-’42 4)^s’20 F-A 41.OOOr.Feb 2 ’28-’40 4s 1 5 J-D
6,172,041
4s '22 J-J 98,000.-July 1’28-’42 4s ’21 M-S 20,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’31 4s 15 J-D 57.500— .Dec 15 1940
41is’22A-02 84.000r*.0ct 2 ’27-42 4s ’21 M -N 30,000. .M ay 2 ’28-’31 4s 1 6 M-S 13,500___ Mar 1 1941
Net debt.$69,806,156 $78,151,698
4s ’23 M-S 41,000.-Mar 1’28-’43 4s ’21 M -N 42,800--May 2 ’28-’41 4s 16 A-O 19,500___ Apr 1 1941 Water debt.$15,765,552 $16,616,459
4s ’23 M-N169,OOOr*.May 1 '28-43 4s ’21 M-S 75,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’41 4s 1 6 J-D 25,000____June 11941 Water sk.fd 2,988,374
3,381,433
7,500__June 15 1941
4s ’23 M-N 67,000--Nov 1’27-’43 4s ’22 F-A 21,600.-Feb 1 ’28-’42 4s 1 6 J-D
•(■Includes $251,283 tax antici­
4s ’24 J-J 48.000--July 1'28-’44 4s ’22 M-S 32,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’42 4s 1 6 J-J 70,000____July 1 1941 pation certificates of indebtedness
4K s’24 A-O 284. O r* Oct 1 ’27-’44 4Ms’23 J-D 85,O
OO
OOr. Dec 1 ’27-’43 4s 1 6 J-J 34,329.41-July 1 1941 maturing July 1 1927 and $4,673,4s ’24 M -N 78,000..Nov 1 ’27-’34 4s ’23 F-A 23,000—Aug 1 ’27-’33 4s 1 6 J-J 20,500____July 1 1941 599 maturing Sept. 1 1927, for
4s ’24 M -N 16,000--Nov 1 ’27-’34 4s ’24 A-O
6,000. --Apr 1 ’28-’33 4Ms’16 J-D 100,000— June 15 1941 payment of which taxes have been
4K s’25 J-J 131,O O Jan 2 ’28-’45 4s ’24 M -N 32,OOO..May 1 ’28-’44 4Ms’16 J-D 150,000... June 15 1936 levied.
O r*
4s 16 F-A 15,000____Aug 1 1941
4Ms’25 F-A 597,000c* Aug 1 ’27-’45 4s ’24 J-J 16,000.-July 1 ’28-’43
ASSESSED VALUATION —
4Ms’25M-N2 660,000c *Nov 2 *27-’45 4Ms’25 M-N472,500r* May 1 '28-’45 4s 1 6 M-S 39,000____Sept 1 1941
1925.
1924.
1923.
4K s’26 J-D 420,000r* ---1927-1946 4Ms’25 M-N378 O O May 1 ’28-’45 4s 1 6 A-O 11,000____Oct 1 1941
O r*
4s 16 M -N 5,000____Nov 1 1941
4s ’26 M -N 4,400--May 1 ’28-’31 4Ms’25 M-N283 O O May 1 ’28-’45
O r*
4 s ’26 M -N 1,000___ May 1 1928 4s ’25 J-D 16,000.-June 1 ’28-’43 4Ms'16 J-D 150,000— .Dec 15 1936 R.E.762434010 734*04650 687669415
7.500 _Dec 1 1941 Per $32501130 *34660615 34775875
16 J-D
4s '26 F-A 385,783_____Aug ’27-46 4Ms’26 J-D 360,O r* ...1927-1946
OO
5.000 _Jan 1 1942 Tot-794935140 768765265 722445290
17 J-J
4Ms’26 J-D 420,000-June 15 ’27-’46
Adam Memorial Hospital Bds.
(Assessment nominal real value.)
3.500 _Mar 1 1942
4Ms’26 J-D$200,000r*____1927-1946 4s 17 M-S
Schools.
4.500 _Apr 1 1942 Tax per
4s 17 A-O
M.
30.22
28.46
26.84
3 }<is’07 Ai-S$l00,000r_ Sept 1 1927 4s Hospital Bonds.
_
’l l A-O$200,000r-_-Apr 1 1931 4s 17 A-O 1 0 ,0 0 0 ...Apr 25 1942
including special franchise valua­
3H s’07 F-A 50,O O
O r— Aug 1 1927
4s 17 J-D 25.000 __June 1 1942
_
tion, amounting in 1923 to $26,775.4s '08 J-D 200,000r____ Dec 1 1928 4Ms’12 J-D 200,000r_ June 1 1932 4s 17 J-D
7.500.. .June 15 1942
4Ms’
50,000r_ June
_
4s ’09 F-A 300,000r____Aug 1 1929 4Ms’ 12 J-D 50,OOOr...Oct 1 1932 4s 17 J-J 20,500___ July 2 1942 875; 1924 to $27,276,615; and 1925
12
1 1932
to $25,309,130.
4s ’10 J-D 200,000r.-June 15 1930 4Ms’14 A-O 125,O O
A-O
O r Apr 1 1934 4s 17 F-A 15.000 _Aug 1 1942
Assessed value of taxable real es4s ’l l A-O 200,000r..A&O 1 1931 4Ms’15 A-O 24,000.-June 1 ’28-’35 4s 17 M-S 39.000 _Sept 1 1942
4 j£s’12 F-A 200,000r.-Feb 15 1932 4Ms’ 15 J-D 249.OOOr.June 1 ’28-’35 4s 17 A-O 11.000 _Oct 1 1942 ate, including special franchises for
4s '12 A-O 38.000--Apr 1 ’28-’32 4Ms’ 17 J-D 191,000-June 15 '28-’37 4s 17 M-N 5.000 _Nov 1 1942 the fiscal year 1924-1925, $761,381,265; 1925-1926,
4Ms’12 J-D 200,000r_ June 1 1932 4Ms’19 J-D 386,000.-June 2 ’28-’39 4s 17 J-D
_
5.000 _Dec 1 1942 rate (per $1,000) $787,743,140. Tax
4Jis’12 A-O 500,000r_ Oct 1 1932 4s ’21 M -N 12 000--May 2 ’28-’41 4s 17 J-D
_
2 .5 0 0 .. .Dec 15 1942 POPULATION1926, $28.50. 506,.— In 1920.
4Hs'13 M-N300,000r..Nov 15 1933 4Ms’20 F-A 239,OOOr_Feb 2 ’28-’50 4s 18 J-J
5.000 _Jan 1 1943
4Hs’13 M-N105,000-Nov 15 '27-’33 4Ms’22 J-J 590,OOOr*.Jan 3 ’28-’42 4s 18 M-S
3.500 _Mar 1 1943 775; 1915, 454,630; 1910. 423,715;
4K s’14 M-S l,500,000r—Mar 2 1934 4Ms’22 J-J 559,000r*.Jan 3 ’28-’42 4s 18 A-O
4.500 _Apr 1 1943 1926, 542,060.
4 ^ s ’ 14 J-J 1.350.OOOr.Nov 2 1934
679,000r*-_.Oct2’28-42 4s 18 A-O 10.000 _Apr 25 1943 BUSTI UNION FREE S. D. NO. 1.
4 ^ s ’15 A-O 167,000r.Apr 15 ’28-’35 4Ms’22A-O 479.000-.Jan 3 ’28-’42 4s 18 J-D
_
5,000___June 11943
This district (P. O. Lakewood) is
4Hs’15 J-D 270,000.-Dec 1 ’28-’35 4Ms’22 J-J679,000r*. rMayl ’28-’43 4 ^ s ’18 J-D 225,000___June 1 1938
4s ’23M-N
Chautauqua County.
4Hs’16 J-D 398,OOOr.J'ne 15 ’28-’46 4Ms’23 J-D 269.000r.Dec 1 ’27-’43 4s 1 8 J-D
7,500_ June 15 1943 in School Bonds.
_
4>*s ’18J-D 226,000.-June 1 ’28-’38 4 Ms’24 A-O 179,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’44 4s 1 8
J-J 20,500___July 1 1943 5s ’23 M-S $150,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’52
4Ms’19J-D1.16s.000--June 2 ’28-’39 4 s ’24 A-O 113,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’44 4s 1 8
F-A 15,000___Aug 1 1943
4>Ss’22 J-J4,770,000r*.Jan 3 ’28-’42 4Ms'25 J-J 379,O O Jan 2 ’28-’45 4 ^ s ’18 M-S 250.000___Sept 3 1938 BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '24. $159,000
O r*
val. 1923________ 1,319,953
4J4s’22 M-N143,000r* My 15 ’28-’42 4 Ms’25 M-N473.000r* May 1 ’28-’45 4s 1 8
M-S 39.000___Sept 3 1943 Assessed (per $1,000), 1923...$20.00
4)4s'22 A-O 440.000r* Oct 2 ’27-’42 4Ms’25M-N2 189,000c*Nov 2 ’27-’45 4s 18 A-O 11.000 _Oct 1 1943 Sch. tax
INT. at the National Chautauqua
4s ’22 M -N 72,000-Nov 15 ’27-’42 4Ms’25M-N2 189,000c*Nov 2 ’27-’45 4s 18 M -N 5.000 _Nov 1 1943
4J£s’23 A -0 2 ,506,O O .Oct ’27-’43 4s ’25 A-O 16,500.-Oct 1 '27-’42 4s 1 8 J-D
O r*
5.000 _Dec 1 1943 County Bank, Jamestown.
4 Ms’24 A-O 230.000r*Apr 1 ’28-’44 4s ’26 J-J 53,000.-Jan 2 ’28-’46 4s 18 J-D
2,500— Dec 15 1943 CALDWELL UNION FREE SCH.
434s’24 A-O 566,O O Oct 1 ’27-’44
O r*
5.000 _Jan 1 1944
4s 19 J-J
DISTRICT NO. 1.
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-Jl,422,O O Jan 2 '28-’45
O r*
3.500 _Mar 1 1944
4s 19 M-S
This district (P. O. Lake George)
41*s’25 M-N758,OOOr* May 1 ’28-’45 48 ’09 J-D $115,OOOr..Dec 15 1929 4s 19 A-O
4.500 _Apr 1 1944
4Ms’25 F-A 597,000c* Aug 1 ’27-’45 4Ms’12 J-D 50,OOOr...June 1 1962 4 ^ s ’19 A-O 225,000___Apr 1 1944 is in Warren County.
School Bonds.
_
4Jis’25M-N2 1,791,000c*Nov2’27-45 4Ms’ 14 M-N 93,983r_ Nov 2 1964 4s 19 A-O 10,000___Apr 25 1944
1
4Ms’26M-N2 l,095,O00c*Marl’28-46 4Ms’16 J-D 46,000c..-Dec 1 1965 4s 19 J-D
5,000___June 2 1944 5s ’26 J-D J$70,000-Dec 1 29-’42
U30.000.Dec
43-’55
4Ms’26 . . . 2,000,0 0 0 r*...1927-1946 4Ms’16 J-D 117,000rJune 15 ’28- 66 4J4s’19 J-D 285.000____June 2 1939
4Ms’2 6
1,900,000_June 15 ’28-’46 4Ms’ 16 J-D 20,OOOr.Dec 15 ’27-’36 4s 1 9 J-J
20,500___July 1 1944 BONDED D E B T ............
4s ’26 M -N 14,191.35May 1 ’27-40 4Ms’ 18 J-D 166.000-.June 1 ’28-’68 4s 1 9 M-S 36,500___Sept 1 1944
4 K s’27F-A2,000,000r * _Feb 1 ’28-’47 4Ms’19 J-D 226,000..June 2 ’28-’69 4s 1 9 A-O 11,000___Oct 1 1944 CAMDEN.
A-O
This village is in Oneida County.
4Ms’20 F-A 108.000r_Feb 2 ’28-’70 4s 19 M-N
_ 5,000___Nov 1 1944 Incorporated in 1834.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
4 Ms’22A-0 84,000r*._ Oct2’27-’42
5.000 _Dec 1 1944
4s ’07 F-A $46,665r_ Aug 1 1927 4Ms’26 J-D 300,O O ...1927-1946 4s 1 9 J-D
_
O r*
2.500 _Dec 15 1944 4s Paving .Bonds.
4s 1 9 J-D
4s ’07 M-S 2O0,000r._.Sept 2 1927
..
$11,000____$1,000 yrly
Buffalo & Jamestown RR. Ref.
7 .5 0 0
. June
19
4s ’07 A-O 25,643r_. .Oct 1 1927 4Ms'12 J-D $45,OOOr..Dec 1 ’27-’32 4s 19 J-D 15.000 .._Aug 1 16 1944 Sewer Bonds.
1944 4.45s’25A-0 $78,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’65
F-A
4s ’07 M-N 43,913r__-Nov 1 1927 4Ms’13 M-N 22,500r.May 1 ’28-’33 4s ’20 J-J
5.000 _Jan 1 1945 4)^s’27 M -N 15,000..M ay 1 ’28-’42
4s
16,444r_Apr 1 1928
4s ’08 A-O
Turning Basin Bonds.
1940
9,647r_Aug 1 1928 4Ms’18 J-D $32,000-.June l '28-’43 4>*s’20 F-A 200,OOOr...Feb 2 1945 TOT. BD. DT. Apr 5 ’2 7 .. $92,000
4s ’08 F-A
( 9,500...........Apr
4s ’08 J-D
60,O O
O r_Dec 1 1928 4 K s’19 J-D 70,O O .June 2 ’28-’44 4 s ’20 . . . (12.500______ Junel945 Total assessed value 1926 994, ?89
* Ms’19 J-D
Or
4s ’09 A-O 3C0,000r._Apr 15 1929 ***_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_ $14.90
Turning Basin Refunding Bds.
4s ’09 A-O 40,500r_. .Oct 1 1929 4 s ’10 J-J $30.000 r.July l~27-’30 4s '20 M-S [20.500______ July 1945 Population 1920, 1,941; 1925, 2,105.
3,500____Mar 1 1945
75,O O
O r_Mch 1 1931
4s ’ l l M-S
City Hall Bonds.
4Ms’22M-N 250,OOOr*.May 15 1942 CAMILLUS UNION FREE SCH.
4s ’ l l A-O 250,000r..Apr 15 1931 4Ms’26 J-D$2,000,000r*.. 1927-1946 4Ms’22A-02,600,OOOr*__ Oct 2 1952
35,000_July 1 1931
DIST. NO. 9.
4s ’ l l J-J
Ref. City Hall & Court House. 4s ’23M-N 1,700,OOOr*-.May 1 1953
Building Bonds.
4 H s ’ 12 F-A 250,000r..Feb 15 1932 3 Ms’05 M-S $40,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-'35
s’24
.Oct 1 1954
Or
4J*s'13 M -N 200,OOOr...May 1 1933 4s TO J-D 21,000-June 1 5 '28-’30 4 X s ’26A-O 1,000,000r *. ...1927-1946 4 ^ s l 2 Nov $25,O O ...1927-1943
4^
J-D 550,OOOr*
4>*s’14 A-O 101.816r ...A p r 1 1934 4s ’l l M-N 12,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’31 4Ms’27 F-A 400,000r*..Feb 1 1957 4.46s’27J-J ] 15,000_____ 1928-1942
110,000_____ 1943-1947
4s '14 J-J 114,000___ July 1 1934
Street Cleaning Bquip. Bonds.
Bird Ave. Sewer Refunding.
“
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ' 2 1 . . $24,000
4s '15 J-J' 38,000..July 1 ’28-’35 4Ms’19 J-D $15,300r.June 2 ’28-'29
8,491 ..July 1 ’28-’35 4Ms’20 F-A 53,500r.B’eb 2 ’28-’30 4j*s’13 M-N $71.i00r.May l ’28-’33 Total assessed value 1927.-1,180,390
4s ’15 J-J
23.704.. July 1 ’28-’35 4s ’24 F-A 48,000--Aug 1 ’27-’34
School tax (per $1,000) ’27___$13.55
4s '15 J-J
Bird Island Pier Wall.
4s ’15 J-J 20,400.-July 1 ’28-’35 4Ms’26 J-D 77,O O ...1927-1946 4Hs’14 M-N$40,OOOr...Nov 2 1944 Population (estimated)_______ 1,250
O r*
INT. payable at the Mechanics
4s ’15 J-D 29,700.-Dec 1 ’27-’35
4 >isl5 A-O 28,000r..Oct 1 ’27-'40
Refunding Bonds (Various).
4s ’16 A-O 19,540.-Apr 1 ’28-’36 4s ’l l J-J $34,406r- July 1 '28-'31 4)4s’ 16 J-D 45.000r.Dec 15 ’27-’41 Sav. Bank, Beacon.
_______
4 Ms’16 J-D 50,000-June 15 ’28-’36 4s ’l l J-J
11,O O .July 1 ’28-'31
Or
Bird Island Pier Improvement.
4Ms’16 M -N 47,500..J ’e 15 ’28-’36
Underground Police and Fire 4^s'18 J-D $64.000..June 1 ’28-’43 CANAJOHARIE.
This village is in Montgomery
4J4s’17 J-D 80.000--J ’e 15 ’28-’37
Wire Bonds.
4Hs’19 J-D 40,800r.June 2 ’28-’44
4Ms -Sept 3 '27-’38
4Ms’18 M-S 10.0004Ms’18 J-D $24,000.-June 1 ’28-’33 4K s’22M-N 75,000r*May l5 ’28-’42 County. Incorp. 1829. Population
8,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’29 4s ’24 J-J 2o,2 00 .-July 1 ’2$-’39 4s ’23 M -N 80.00Or* May 1 ’28-’4S 192), 2,415; 1925. 2.793.
4Ms’19 A-O
5.OOOr.June 2 ’28-’29
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’19 J-D
4K s’24 A-O 175.000r_.Apr 1 ’28-’44
Water.
-Apr 1 ’28-’41
SUOOO---------------1927
4s ’21 A-O 12.0003Ms’05 J-J $27,000...July 1 '28-’35 4Ms’25M-N 90.O O May 1 ’28-’45 3 15-16s—
O r*
.3 Ms’05 ’28-'42
Mar 1 M -8 156,666 ..S e p tl ’27-’35
4s ’22 M-S 17.000.
Water-Works Bonds.
Public Market Bonds.
4 H s ’ 22 A-O 146,000-_0ct 2 ’27-’32 4s ’07 J-D 500,000____June 1 1957
4.55s 1 0 Aug $70,OOOr* ..A u g l’27-40
4 X s’24 A-0$232,700r..Apr 1 ’28-’44
4 ^ s ’22 M-S 35,000..Mar 1 ’28-’42 4s '07 M-S 119,000—Sept 2 ’27-’37 4Ms’26M-N190.000c*Mar 1 ’28-’46 4.30s
. . . 26.000..........1927-1939
4s ’22 J-J 80,000 July 15 ’27-’42 4s ’08 A-O 500 .0 00 ...Apr 10 1958 4 J4s’26 J-D 380,O O ...1927-1946 5s
. . . 10,000...........................
O r*
4K s’22 A-O 1,799,O O Oct 2 ’27-’42 4s ’08 J-D
O r*
4.^s’27 J-D 25,000.-June 1 ’28-’52
2,875 ..June 15 1928
Playground Bonds
4s ’23 A-O 88,725_-Apr 1 ’28-’43 4s ’08 F-A 10,000—Aug 1 ’27-’28
Street Improvement Bonds.
1 1929
4s '23 M -N 54,000.-May 1 ’28-’43 4s '08 A-O
$ 2 ,0 0 0 ... July 1 1928
8,000—Oct 1 ’27-’28 4s ’09 F-A $50,OOOr...Aug 1 1931 5s ’23 . . .
O r Apr
4 J£s’23 A-O 130,000r.0ct 1 ’27-’43 4s '08 A-O 5 00 .0 00 ...Oct 10 1958 4s 11 A-O 50,O O
BOND. DEBT May 23 ’27 $266,000
41is’12 J-D 100,000___ June 1 1932 Total assess, value 1927
4 s ’23 J-D 40,000-- Dec 1 ’27-’43 4s ’08 J-D 10,000..Dec 1 ’27-’28
3,OOOr.Jane 2 ’28-'29
4s ’24 J-D 85,000 June 15 ’28-’44 4s ’09 F-A 500,000— -Feb 15 1959 4 ^ s ’19 J-D
(60% act.)........................3,749,135
■ ""
”
16,000.-Jan 2 ’28-’43 Total tax (per $1,000) 1927...$10.00
4s '25 F-A 36,000..Feb 2 ’28-’45 4s ’09 A-O 500,000..-Apr 15 1959 4s ’23 J-J
4s ’25 J-J 54,000.-July 1 ’28’-45 4s '09 F-A 500,000____Aug 1 1959 4s ’24 J-D 20,400.-June 1 ’28-’44
12.000. . July 1 ’28-’39
4s '25 J-D 85,500.-Dec 1 ’27-’45 4s ’09 F-A 30,000—Aug 1 ’27-'29 4s ’24 J-J
CANANDAIGUA.
17.000.
-July 1 ’28-’44 city is in Ontario Co. First
This
4s ’09 A-O 22,000..Oct 1 '27-'29 4s ’24 J-J
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
J-D
8,000.Dec 15 ’27-’29 4s ’25 M -N 21,600..M ay 1 ’28-’45 inc. 1815; as city April 28 1913.
4s ’12 A-O $15,000___ Apr 1 1932 4s ’99
Pop’n 1910. 7.217; 1920, 7,356.
River Channel Impt. Bonds.
4s ’12 J-J 150,000___ July 1 1932 4s 1 0 F-A 500.000._-Feb 15 1960
Funding Bonds.
_ _
5,000-June 15 ’28-’30 4Hs’19 J-D $7,000r.June 2 28-’29
4tfs’12 A-O 135,000r__ Oct 1 1932 4s 10 J-D
4>£s’15 A-O 80.0b0r.-Apr 15 1935 4s TO J-D 1,500,000...June 15 1960 4 ^ s ’22 M -N, 75,000r*Mayl5 '28 42 4Ms’25 M -N $10,000c.May 1 ’28-’37
Water System Bonds.
4Hs’ 16 J-D
6,000r..June 15 1936 4s ’l l J-J 20.000..Jan 1 ’28-’31 4 ^ s ’22A-02 250,OOOr*.Oct 2 ’27 ’42
O r*
10,0 '0—July 1 ’28-’31 4 M s’25M-N 90,O O May 1 ’28-’45 4 H s ’25 M -N $18,000c.May 1 ’28-’45
4Hs’19 J-D 29,600--June 2 ’28-’29 4s 11 J-J
City Hall Bonds.
OO
4J4s’19 J-D 40,875r.June 2 ’28-’39 4s 11 A-O 400,000____Oct 2 1931 4>4s’26 J-D 400,O r* ...1927-1946
5s '16 Jan z35.000r_.Jan 1 ’28-'32
Bridge Construction Bonds.
4 ^ s ’20 F-A 171,700r.Feb 2 ’28-’40 4s 11 M -N 24,000—Nov 1 27-’31
4s ’23 M-S 20,000--Sept 1 ’27-'28 4s 12 A-O 10,000—.Apr 25 1937 4J4s’16 J-D $90,000-Dec 15 ’27-’36 Pier bonds 4s________________ $4,000
Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds.
4s ’24 A-O 28,000--Apr 1 ’28-’43 4Ms’12 J-D 800,000____June 1 1932 4 ^ s ’19J-D 24,000..June 2 ’28-’39
4 )is ’24 A-O 74,OO r* Oct 1 ’27-’44 4Ms’12 J-D 78,708.33-June 1 1937 4M s’23 A-O 85,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’27-’43 4 ^ s ’22 J-J $66.000r*July 1 ’28-’38
O
Special Appropriation Bonds.
O r*
4s ’25 M -N 4,000.-May 1 ’28-’31 4s '12 F-A 66,500____ Aug 1 1937 4 J£s’25M-N 185,O O May 1 ’28-’45
r*
4s ’25 J-J 50,688.-July 1 ’28-’30 4Ms’12 A-O 300,000____ Oct 1 1932 4 ^ s ’26 J-D 200,OOO ...1927-1946 4Hs'23 A-O $83,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’38
18.000.-July 1 ’39-’41
Sewage Pumping Station Bds. 4 J^s’23 J-J
4s ’25 F-A 38.688.-Aug 1 ’27-’45 4Ms’12 A-O 111,000____ Oct 1 1937
434s’26M-N2 388,000c*Mar 1 ’28-’46 4s 12 M -N 5,000____Nov 1 1937 4J^s’21 J-D $30.000 r* Dec 15 ’27-’31 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927. $202,032
71,000
4Ms'12 J-D 112,500____ Dec 1 1937 4 ^ s ’21 J-D 631.25-- Dec 1 5 ’27-31 Water debt (add’l)________
4 ^ s ’26 J-D 195,O O -..1927-1946
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Water Works Purchase Bonds.
4.90s’13A-O $32,000r.0ct 1 ’27-’42
Street Paving Bonds.
5s '25 J-J $12,300 _____ 1927-1936
TOTAL DEBT Apr 14 '27..$66,000
Water debt (incl.)__________ 34,000
Assess, val., real estate______672,700
Assess, val., personal______ 9,250
Other assess, property______21,206
Tot. assess, val.'26(85% act.)703,156
Tax rate (perSl.000) 1926___ $27.74
CAN ASTO TA.
INT. payable at Nat'l Exchange
This village is in Madison County.
Incorporated 1835, re-incorporated Bank. Castleton.
1870. Pop'n 1910, 3,247; 1920, 3.995. C A T T A R A U G U S C O U N T Y .
Water Bonds.
The county seat is Little Valley.
3.80s’06J-J $18,375r____ 1927-1933
5s '22 F-A$300,000c*Feb 15 ’28-'33
Paving Bonds.
4J4sTl J-J $10.000r____ 1927-1936 4K s’25F-A 15 700,000c*Feb 15’30-43
Highway Bonds.
4.30s’12M-S 12,000r____ 1927-1938 4J4s’23F-A $500,000c*Feb 15 '28-’37
5s '13 M-N 32,000r____ 1927-1942
4>4sg’24F-A 700.000c.Feb 15’29-’42
x Village Hall.
4.90’17M-N $7,000r_ Nov 1 '27-’33 4Ms’26F-A15 200,000c.Feb 15 '31-34
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 5 '2 7 .
90,000 BOND. DT. May 19 ’27-.$2,450,000
Water debt (included)_____ 18,000 Assessed val., real estate. . 59,406,940
465,759
Assess, val. real estate '26.1,900.000 Assessed value, personal..
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $27.60 Total assessed value 1926.59,872,699
State & Co.tax (per $1,000)’26.$14.47
x iNT. pay. at Vill. Clerk’s office.
Pop’n 1925, 73,778; 1920, 71,323
C A N A N D A IG U A ( C o n clu d e d ).

Assess, val., real estate____8,525,436
Assess, val., personal_____ 126,700
Other assessable property. . 365,064
Total assess, val. '26 (abt.
75% a c t.)....................... 9,020,200
Tax rate (per $1,000) '26___ $17.20
iI N T . payable at the County
Nat, Bank, Canandaigua

C A N IS T E O .

This village is in Steuben County.
I Flood Abatement Bonds.
*
4 ^ s ’24 J-J f$3,000r__Jan. 1 '28-30
■ 2,000r____Jan 1 1931
6,000r_.Jan. 1 ’32-’33
(36,000r__Jan. 1 ’34-’42
Paving Bonds.
5s
...
$4,000c____1927-1930
BOND. DEBT Nov 17 '26. $66,000
Total assess, val. (1925). .1,165,347
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925 $53.59
Population 1910, 2,259; 1920, 2,201
CANTON.
A village in St. Lawrence County.
Incorp. 1845. Pop’n 1910, 2,701;
1920, 2,631.
6s
...
$2,000c_____________
6s '24 M-S
2,000..Sept 1 ’27-’35
43^s’26 J-D 40,000r*.July 1 '27-46
Water Extension Bonds.
6s '24 M-S $1,250-.Sept 1 ’27-'31
* Refunding Bank Tax Bonds.
5s '24 M-S
$400c.Sept 1 ’27-'28
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $2.000c______________
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
5s g
J-J $29,400c.July 1 ’28-’48
Gravity-Water-System Bonds.
4s '17 J-J $126.000c.July 1 ’28-'45
5s '18 —
40,000c____ 1927-1946
Fire Truck Bonds.
5s
...
$5,000_______ _______
Property Purchase Bonds.
5s
...
$2,500_______________
Paving Bonds.
4K s’26 J-D $30,000r*.july 1 ’27-’46
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '26. $236,350
Assessment debt (add’l)
3,000
Water debt (incl.)________ 193,700
Total assess, val. (1925)__ 1,783,"070
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925-- .$18.51
CANTON.
A town in St. Lawrence County.
Population 1910, 6,151; 1920, 6,497
6s
...
$8.000_______________
Bridge Bonds.
4 ^ s ’15 M-S $36,000..Mar 1 '28-’45
5s '22 Jan 1/ 4 ,00 0 ..June 1 '28-’30
\ 797.60. June 1 1931
BOND. DEBT May 18'27. $47,798
Tot .ass’d val. (75 % act.) '26.5,312,244
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $14.80
_
INT. on 5s at St. Lawrence County
Nat. Bank.
C A N T O N S C H O O L D IS T . N O . 1.

This district (P. O. Canton) is in
St. Lawrence County.
5s '20 M-N$18,600r_$2,000 yearly
4K s’24 M-N140,000c.Nov 1 ’27-'40
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 '27. $158,400
Ass’d val. '26 (abt. Y act.)2.092,783
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $19.31
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 2,641
_
INTEREST at Canton.
CARTHAGE.
This village Is in Jefferson County
Inc. 1841. Pop. '25, 5,000;’20. 4,320.
5s '20 s-a $88,000. Mar 5 '28-’49
Water Bonds.
4^g'07 F-A $40,000c.-. Feb ’28-’35
4Hg'07 F-A 30,000c.May 1 '28-’38
5s
...
28.000____ $2,000 yrly
Refunding Bonds.
49is’22 J-J $40.000..July 1 ’28-’47
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s
. . . $88,000..Apr 1 ’28-'49
Paving Bonds.
5s’17 M-S $1,000— . Sept 1 1927
4.70s F-A 25,000____ Aug 1 1948
Sewer Construction Bonds.
4.9s
___
$2,250___ $750 yearly
5s '20 J-J $44.000___ July 1 1949
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '27-- $296,000
Water debt (included)_____ 143,800
Floating debt (add’l)______
1,000
Tot. ass’d val.'26(2-3 act.).5.000,000
Village tax (per $1,000) 1926..$12.50

CAZENOVIA, VILLAGE.
This village is in Madison County.
Founded 1793. Incorp. in 1810.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s
M-N$16,4C0c__ Part yearly
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
4Ys
_
_ $19,OOOr.$1,000 yearly
Street Improvement.
5s
J-J $5,400. .July 1 ’28-’36
5s '22 M -N 15,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’41
Park Bonds.
5s '21 M-S $5,500--Sept 1 '27-’37
BOND. DEBT Feb. 28 '27 $68,895
Water debt (incl.)________
16,400
Assessed valuation, real_ 1,528,824
_
Assessed val’n, personal_
_
44.650
Other assess, property___
44,4.j3
Total ass’d vaL (act.) '27.-1,617,927
Village tax (per $1,000) 1926--I12.00
Population 1910, 1,861; 1920, 1.683
INT. payable at Cazenovia Nat.
Bank.
CEDARHURST.
This village is in Nassau County.
Incorp. Sept. 10 1910. Population
1920, 2,838.
Street Paving Bonds.
5s '23 M-S $84,000r.Mar 1 ’28-'48
4K s’25 F-A 95,000c* Aug 1 ’27-’45
Street Lighting Bonds.
4Hs’26 A-O $17,000c* Apr 1 '29-'45
Park & Playground Bonds.
5s '20 M-S $28,000r_Sept 1 '27-’40
6s '21 M-S 9 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’35
Street-Impt. Bonds.
4 ^ g ’12 M-S $10,000r.8ept 1 '27-’31
4.70g’13M-S 10.000r.Mar 1 ’28-'32
4>£g'15 M-S 12,000r.Mar 1 ’28-’33
TOTAL DEBT Apr 5 '26. _ $310,500
Assess, val., real estate____2,858,495
Assessed val., personal____ 352,110
Total assess, val. 1925____3,210,605
Village tax (per $1,000) 1925-823.00
CHAMPLAIN.
This village is in Clinton County.
Incorporated in 1873.
Village Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25 A-O $7.000c.Apr 10 ’28-’41
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s .19 M-S $3.000c.Sept 1 '27-'30
4.80s’UJune
500c___ $500 yrly.
4.60s’12June 1,500c. — .$250 yrly.
Water Works System Bonds.
4 4 £s’23 A-O $38,000c.Apr 10 ’28-’52
4s
June $8,000c______________
BOND. DEBT Apr. 15 '27. $53,700
Water debt (included)_____
41500
Assess, val. real estate_
_
625,240
Assess, val. personal_____
15,500
Other assessable property.
14,384
Tot.ass’d val.’26(10%act.). 655,124
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 . -$15.00
Population 1910. 1,280: 1920. 1.140
iN T . on bonds of 1923 at First
Nat. Bank, Champlain.
CHAPPAQUA~WATER DIST.
This district (P. O. Chappaqua),
is in Westchester County.
4.60s’25M-N$l 10,000 Nov. 1 '27-45
BOND. DEBT April 1 1927 $115,000
Assessed value, 1926______ 3,669,749
Tax rate (per $1,000) '26—
$4.15
CHARLOTTE.— (See Rochester)

CHARLOTTE (T.) UNION FREE
S. D. NO. 3.
P. O. Sinclairville.
5s '23 J-D $68,000..$4,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT May 19 ’27--$68,000
Assessed valuation 1926____ 466,846
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26835.90
Population (est.) 1926__________ 530
INT. payable in Sinclairville.
CHATHAM.
This village is in Columbia Co.
Inc.1870. Pop. TO, 2,251; '20, 2.710.
Fire Department Bonds.
4% s’23 F-A $5.000.-Aug 1 ’27-’31
494s'25A-0 12,000. -Oct 1 ’27-’32
Road Bonds.
4Ms’20 M-S $5,000.-Mar 1 ’27-'35
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds.
4-40T3 J-J $48.000..Jan 1 '28'43
TOTAL DEBT Feb 28'27- $70,000
Water debt (incl.)________
48,000
Assess, val., real_________ 1,160,700
Assess, val., personal_____
48,200
Other assess, property____ 493,830
Total assess, val. 1926 (60%
actual) ________________ 1,702.730
Tot, tax rate (per $1,000)'26 $17.33
INT. payable at State Bank. Chat

CASTILE.
This village is in Wyoming County
Incorporated in 1877.
Light Bonds.
3^9
...
$500 ................... 1927
Water Bonds.
4s
...$ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ------- 1927-1933
Street Impt. Bonds.
July $15,000r.July 1 '28-'42
5s
July 1,000.. July 1 '28-'29
4J4s-5s . . .
4.000____ $1,000 yrly
BOND. DEBT Jan 27 1926-*40,180
Tot.ass’d val.’25(80%act.) 2,672,906
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922__ $12.25
Q
COUN
Population 1910, 1.040: 1920, 1,013 C H A U T A U is U A county T Y .
Mayville the
seat.
Highway Bonds.
CASTLETON.
5s '22 A-O $50,000r*.Apr 1 1928
This village is in Rensselaer Co 5s '22 A-O/*150,000r*__Apr 1 1928
Incorp. 1827. Population 1910,1,396:
1*100,000r*__Apr 1 1929
1920, 1,595.
5s '22 A-OflOO,OOOr*—Apr 1 1929
Highway Bonds.
1150,000r*—Apr 1 1930
5s '13 A -0 $5,000r_Apr 1 ’28-'37 5 s '22 A-O/ 50,000r*_.Apr 1 1930
5s '25 J-J
8.000c.Jan 1 '28-’35
1200,000r*.-Apr 1 1931




5 s '25

A-O/200,000c...Apr 1 1933
\ 50,000c...Apr 1 1934
A -0 /l5 0 ,0 00 ___ Apr 1 1934
tlOO.OOO____Apr 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’2 7 -$ l,300,000
Assess, value,real estate 135,185,647
Assess, value, personal
i86,050
Tot.ass.vaL(80% act)'26.135,371,697
State & County tax rate
(per $1,000) 1926________$8.64 4Pop’n '25, 128,100; '20, 115.348
* INT. at the National Chautau­
qua County Bank, Jamestown, or at
the Dunkirk Trust Co., Dunkirk
5s '25

73
Assess, val. 1926 (1-3 act.)—
933,924
Real......................
&.035
Personal________________
Franchise______________
25,400
964,359
Total.................
Tax rate (per $1,000)1927_____$21.00
Pop’n 1910, 1,941; 1920,
1,849

CLIFTON SPRINGS.
This village is in Ontario Co. Inc.
1859. Pop’n TO, 1.600; '20. 1,628.
Refunding Bonds.
5s '16 i-“
3 500r.June 1 '28-’36
20,.)00r.June 1 '37-'46
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '2 7 -. $35,000
C H A U T A U Q U A (T O W N ) U N IO N Water debt (incl.)_______
35.000
F R E E S C H . D IS T . N O . 3.
Sinking fund______________
8,994
Assess, val., real estate____1,618,750
Building Bonds.
24,700
4 H s '16 . . . S14.OOOr.Oct 1 '27-’45 Assess, val., personal_____
28,437
TOT. BD. DT. May 11'27 $38,000 Other assess, property____
Tot. assess, val.'26 (2-3act.)2,886,268 Total assess, val. 1926 (80%
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)'26.$14.50
actual)_________________ 1,671,887
Population in 1926 (est.)_____1,300 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926..-$13.30
INT. payable at Clifton Springs
INT. Farmers & Mechanics Bank,
Jamestown, in N. Y. exchange.
CLINTON.
This village is in Oneida County
CHEEKTOW AGA.
P. O. Plattsburg. Incorp. Apr. 12 '43
This town is in Erie County.
Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
M -N $S,000--Nov 1 ’27-’34
5s '12 A-O $27,000r.Apr 1 ’28-’42 4Hs
5s '13 A-O / 7,000r.Apr 1 '28-’39 5s Water Notes.
J-J $1,500-. July 1 '28-'30
16.000r.Apr 1 ’40-'47
Bonds.
5s '14 A-O 15,000r_Apr 1 ’27-’42 5s Fire Truck $4,000--July 1 ’28-’35
July
4.40s’25J-J (34,000r.July 1 '28-’44
1 3,000r_ July 1 1945 5s Sewer Bonds.
_
J-D $10,000—June 1 ’28-'37
Highway Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
4.40s’25J-J f$28,000r.July 1 '28-’34 5s '27 A-O $42,000r*_Apr 1 ’28-’33
\ 5,600r— July 1 1935 5s '27 A-O 42,000r*
4.60s’25 J-J 199,750c.July 1 ’28'-44
4.60c’26 J-J 67,000c.July 1 ’28-’36 5s ($2,000, 1928; $5,000 1929-36.)
'27 F-A 40,000r*_Feb 1 '36-43
4.60s’26 J-J 30,000c.July 1 ’28-’35
Street Bonds.
Deficit Bonds.
5s
Dec $9,000--Dec 1 ’27-’35
594s’18 A-O $15.000r_____ 1927-1929 4Ms’25 M-S (12,000--Sept 1 '27-38
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '27 $349,230
l
500____Sept 1 1939
Assessment debt (add’l)—
186,420
Assess, value, real estate. 17,813,035 4 ^Street Improvement Bonds.
s ’26 F-A $60,000c-Aug 1 '27-46
5,000
Special franchise_________
Total assessed value 1926.17,818,035 BOND. DEBT Feb 28 '27 $113,500
Water
16,500
Tax rate (per $1,000) '26. -$10-98 Assess debt (incl.)________ 1,161,400
value, real estate_
_
Population '20, 11,923; 1925,15,708 Assess value franchises_
_
26.402
Total valuation 1926------.1,187,802
C H E E K T O W A G A S. D . N O . 9.
Total tax rate per $1,000) '26-110.33
This district (P. O. Sloan) is in Population 1925. 1.433; 1920, 1,270
Erie County.
CLINTON COUNTY.
School Bonds.
Plattsburg is the county seat.
4.30s’27 J-J $360,000.-Jan 1 ’32-’56
Highway Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '27. $469,404
Total assess, val. 1926___ 4,977,025 5 s '17 J-J $36,000r*.Jan 2 ’28-’36
8,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’31
Population 1927 (est.)________ 7,800 5s '20 A-O
5 s '22 M-S 25,000r*_Mar 1 ’30-’39
CHEEKTOWAGA UNION FR EE 5s '22 M -N 19,000r*.May 1 '28-46
5s '22 F-A 14,000r*.Feb 1 '27-’33
SCH. DIST. NO. 7.
This district is in Erie County 5s '24 F-A 33,000r*_Feb 1 ’28-’38
5s '23 F-A 21,000r*_Aug 1 '32-’42
P. O. Depew.
5s '25 F-A / 8,000c...Aug 1 1939
Building Bonds.
(40,000C-Aug 1 ’40-'47
45*s’ 14J-J $10.000c—Jan 8 ’28-'34
6s '21 . . .
15.000—Aug 1 ’27-’41 5s '25 F-A /20,000c.Aug 1 '27-36
120,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’28
School Bonds.
5s '26 J-D$300,000--July 1 '27-56 5s '26 F-A15 50,000-Feb 15 '28-37
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 3 '2 5 -. $29,500
4H s'U J-J $48,000r*_Jan 2 ’28-’39
Total assess, val.(70% act.)
Jail Construction Bonds.
1924___________________ 6,030.895
5s '22 J-J $13,000r*.Jan 1 '28-'40
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)
2,000r*.Apr 1 '28-’29
1924___________________
$15.91 5s '20 A-O
Renewal Indebtedness Bonds.
Population in 1923 (est.)______ 6,000
5Hs’21 J-D $45,000r* June 1 ’28-’36
INT. payable in N. Y. City.
County Building Bonds.
5s '25 F-A $70,000c-Aug 1 ’39-’45
CHEMUNG COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 '2 7 -. $637,000
Elmira is the county seat.
Floating debt (add’l)--------92,000
Road Bonds.
4J^s'16 Feb 11,000c..-Feb 1 1928 Assess, value, real estate. .15,992,913
115,040
5s '21 Feb 108.OOOr.Feb 1 '29-'34 Assess, value, personal—
316,068
GEN. BD. DT. May 2 '27 $119,000 Assess, val. (franchises). .
Total assess, value 1926
Assessed val., real estate.62,071,675
(about 48% actual)------16,107,953
Assessed val., pers’l prop.
646,050
Tot.assess.va l.'26 (80 % act) 62,717,725 Pop’n 1910. 48,230; 1920. 43.898
INT. at City Nat. Bk.. Platts­
State and county tax rate (per
______
$1,000), 1926_______ ______ -$8.77 burgh
Pop'n 1926. 72,292: 1920. 65 872 CLYDE.
INT. at County Treasurer’s office
This village is in Wayne County.
Sewer Bonds.
CHENANGO COUNTY.
5s '21 Sept $11,000--Sept 1 ’27-’37
Norwich is the councy seat.
State Highway Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
5s '22 Sept $27.000c.Sept 1 '27-’35
5s '21 F-A$ 100,000r_Feb 1 ’31-’40
Paving Bonds.
44£s’23 F-A 100,000--Feb 1 '31-'35 5s '22 Aug $6,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’29
4Hs’24F-A lOO.OOOr*— Febl'36-'40 BOND. DEBT May 18 '27 $59,000
4K s’25 F-A 200,000.-Feb 1 ’41-’50 Assess, debt ( a d d i t i o n a l ) 6,700
4J4s’26 F-A 100,000r* Feb 1 '51-55 Assess, val.. real estate------1,481,649
CO. BD. DT. Apr 1 '27-- $600,000 Assess, val., personal_____
17,700
Assessed value, real estate 24,526,806 Other assess, property------67,354
Assessed value, personal. .
229,585 Tot.assess.val.’26(2-3act) _1,566,703
Total assess ed value 1926,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— $23.00
(about 4-5 actual)_____24,746.391 Population 1910, 2,695; 1920, 2,528.
State & Co.tax (per $1,000) '26.S22.46 COBLESKILL.
Pop’n in 1910, 35,575; 1920, 34,969
This village is in Scoharie
INT. at the Chenango Nat. Bank Inc. 1868. ReincorporatedCounty
under
and at the Nat. Bank of Norwich. new charter Jan. 1917. Population
Norwich.
______
1910. 2,088; 1920, 2,410.
CHESTER.
Filtration Plant Bonds.
This village is in Orange County. 4Ms’23 J-J
$5,000c_ July 1 1928
_
Incorp. June 23 1892. Population
School Bonds (D is t . N o . 1).
1910, 1,210; 1920, 1,049.
5s '13 F-A l50.000c.Feb 1 ’28-’52
Refunding Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '17 J-D $42,000—Due part year 5Hs’21 A-O $9,000--Oct 1 ’27-’35
5s T9 J-D 28,500..Dec 1 ’27-’45
Paving Bonds.
Impt.
4 60s'23M-N $28.000c-May 1 ’28-’34
4J4s'13 . . .
$7,000______________ 4Ms’24 M -N 10.000-.Nov 1 ’27-’31
Street Bonds.
4s
J-J
$1,600c___ 1927-1928 3.95s’06M-N$16,200r-May 1 '28-’36
Fire Engine & Equip. Bonds.
Water Extension Bonds.
5s '22 J-D $6,000c_ Dec 1 ’27-’32 4J4s’24 M -N $l,000r_ Nov 1 1927
_
_
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’25 M -N l,000r— May 1 1928
5s '26 F-A j $500c_ Feb 1 1928 TOT. BD. DT. Apr 7 '27-- $133,000
_
(16,000c____ 1929-1936 Water debt (incl.)________
14,000
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 '24. $52,000 Assessed value, real est___ 2,388,462
Tot. assess, val. 1923_____ 618,295 Assess, val., personal______
55,400
Vil. tax (per $1,000) 1919 ..-$1 3.00 Other assess, property_____
37,808
INT. payable in Chester.
Tot. ass’d val.'26<80% act.)2,481,670
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--$32.00
CLARKSTOW N
U N IO N
F R EE
INT. at Village Treasurer’s office.
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T N O . 3.
This district (P. O. Congers) is in COEYMANS TOWN UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
Rockland County.
This district (P O. Ravena) is In
4 ^ s ’27 J-D ($20,000-.June 1 ’28-’37
Albany County.
1 80,000.-June 1 ’38-’57
_
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27_ $100,000 4Hs’08 ann $7,500r_ $500 yearly
Assessed value 1926_______ 1,276,000 5s '22 J-J / 90,000r_Jan 1 '28-’72
\ 25;000r.Jan 1 '73-'82
Population 1927 (est.)..............1,500
CBT '
BOND. DEBT Apr -------- $130,000
18 '23CLAYTON.
Assess, val. '23 (94 actual)- 742,037
This village is in Jefferson County. Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1923-$3.40
Highway Bonds.
Population 1924 (est.)________ 1,700
5s '21 J-J $46,000c.July 1 ’28-'50
iN T . on 1908 issue at Albany Trust
BOND. DEBT May 22'27 $68,532 Co., ______ __
and on 1922 issue „„ ______ _
at National
Water debt (incl.)-------------7,596oommercial Bk. & Tr. Co., Albany

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NEW Y O R K -C IT IE S AND TOWNS

BOND. DEBT May 28 '26 $57,000
COHOES.
This city is in Albany County. Ass’d val’n (75% act.) ’25-2,100,000
Incorp. 1870. Population 1910. 24,- School tax (per $1,000)’25____$12.75
INTEREST payable direct to
709; 1920, 22,987.
holders of bonds.
Public Improvement Bonds.
3.V$s'00 J-J $40 000r__ Jan 1'28-’31
4Ms’17 J-J
6,000-_Feb 1 '28-'30 COOPERSTOWN.
This village is in Otsego County.
5s '18 F-A 21.000— Aug 15’27-33
5s 20 F-A 60.000r.-Feb 1 ’28-'39 Inc. 1807.
4MT23M-N 70,000r*._ M ayl’28-34
Village Hall.
Apr
$500c
$500 yearly
21,500r*-_ M ayl’28-36 4s
4 H ‘3
’23M-NJ34,000r*-. M ayl’28-33
Sewer Bonds.
\28.000r*-- M ayl’34-37 5s
M-S $15,000r..$1,000 y'rly
4H s’24 A-O 79,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’37
Paving Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 2988.) 5s
Apr $22,400r.$l,400 yearly
4Hs‘24 A-O SllO.OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’38 GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 '27- $37,900
13,000c. ..A pr 1 1928 Assessed val., real_______ 4,138,250
_
52,400
4.20s’26
30,000c-Apr 1 ’29-’30 Assessed val., personal_
A-O
125,964
60,000c.Apr 1 ’31-’33 Other assessable property.
100,000c-Apr 1 ’34-’37 Total assess, val. 1926
(abput 85% actual)_____4,316,614
120,000c. Apr 1 ’38-’41
4.20s’26
72,000c-Apr 1 ’27-’38 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $10.78
A-O
. 21,000c.Apr 1 ’39-’41 Population 1910, 2,484; 1920, 2.725
Grading Bonds.
3 Hs'00 J-J
$2,426.67r_Jan 1 1937 CORINTH.
This village is in Saratoga County.
Sc hool Bonds.
4Jis’ 17 M-N$80.000r_May 1 '28-’37 Incorporated in 1885.
45is’19 M-S 105,000r. Sept 1 ’26-'39 BOND. DEBT June 10 '27 $23,000
Assess val real estate_____1,397,335
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms’ 10 J-J $6,000r._Aug 15 1928 Assessed valuation, personal 19,125
10,021
4H"'14 J-J
7,000r.July 1 ’28-’34 Special franchise_________
Total assessed val. 1927 — 1,426,481
City-Hall Bonds.
4s
Deo $i0,000r. Deo 1 5 ’27-’28 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— -$21.10
Population 1910, 2.166; 1920, 2,576
Deficiency Bonds.
4K s’16 J-J $21,500r__Jan 1 ’28-’36
CORNING, CITY.
Water Bonds.
This city, situated in the town of
5s '18 J-D $42.000.June 15 '28-’48
4 ^ s’19 F-A 26 000. Dec 1 '27-’39 the same name, is in Steuben County.
6s '20 J-J 54,000.July 1 ’28-’45 Incorporated March 20 1890.
City Bridge Bonds.
Ontario St. Bridge Bonds.
4 4<s’17 J-D Slo.OOOr.Dec 15 '-27’36 4s '03 J-J $15,000c*July 1 ’47-’48
5s '20 M-S ( 15 000-Sept. 1 ’27-’40
Sewer Construction Bonds.
1100000-Sept. 1 '41-'60
34$s'99 J-J $15,680.54r Janl '29-’31
3>6S’99 J-J 40,245.88r Janl '32-’39 5s '21 M-S 152,500c-Mar 1 ’28-’60
(See V. 112 p. 1185 for maturity.)
Bridge Bonds.
Water Bonds.
6s '21 A-O $11,000— Oct 1 '27-37
4s '03 J-J $10,000c*.-July 1 1946
Refunding Bonds.
4.20s’26A-O $22,000c.Apr 1 '28-’38 4s '07 A-O 20,000c..$10,000 y'ly
5s '18 J-J
8,000-.Jan 1 ’28-'48
General Improvement Bonds.
General Fund Bonds.
($24,500..-Oct 1 ’27-’33
6s '21 A-O
3,445.29--Oct 1 1934 4s 03 J-J S25,000c*July 1 ’43-’45
River Bonds.
_
( 21,000_ Oct 1 '35-’41
26,000---- Oct 1 ’27-’30 4s '96 J-J $80,000r*_.July 1 1935
6s '21 A-O
6,072.59.-Oct 1 1931 4s '97 J-J 35,000r*__July 1 1939
10,000. ..O ct 1 ’32-'364s '04 J-J 15,000r*__July 1 1940
City Sewer Bonds.
4Hs’24 A-O 12,000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’33
_
i 1.000c_ Apr 1 1934 4s '03 J-J $40.000c*July 1 '49-'52
6,000c*July 1 ’28-’29
4.20s’26 A-O 27,000c.Apr 1 '28-’36 5s T9 J-J
Sewer S Water Bonds.
c
Water Refunding Bonds.
5a '18 J-D ($33,000_Jan 15 ’28-’43 5s '21 M-S$12,000cr*Mar 1 ’28-'31
l 15,000--Jan 15 ’44-’48 5s '24 M -N l0,000c*. .Nov 15 1427
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’26-$l,174,949 5s '26 F-A 24,000c*.Feb 15 1931
Improvement Bonds.
Water debt (incl.)_______
74,000
Assessment debt (incl.)_
_
160,805 5s T8 J-J $8,400r*_-July 1 1948
Floating debt (add’l)_____
638,000 BOND. DEBT July 1 '27- $547,900
_
Sinking fund____________
14,482 Assess, val., real estate_ 13,338,370
99,900
Total asses, valuat’n '24.21,440,890 Assess, val., personal____
927,216
City tax (per $1,000) 1922____$29.95 Other assess, property____
INT. on impt. bonds of 1905 and Tot.assess.val.’26(3-5 act) 14.365,486
fire dept, bonds of 1914 at U. S. Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26-$18.21
Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y .; on all others Population 1925, 15,722; 1920,15,820
INTEREST payable at Columbia
at Central Tr. Co., N. Y .
Tr. Co.. N. Y .
COLD SPRING.
This village is in Putnam County. CORNING SCHOOL DIST. NO. 9 .
($40,000.-May 1 ’28-’31
Incorporated in 1846.
75,000--May 1 ’32-’36
4.84s’25A-O $9,000---0ct 1 '27-35
4^g22M -N h 00,000--M ay 1 '37-41
Dock Bonds.
125,000--May 1 '42-’46
5a '18 M-N $6,300.........1927-1948
Il50.000--May 1 '47-’51
Sewer Bonds.
3J*s
. . . $85,500c........................ 4s ’95 M-S $6,500c____1927-1931
4s '09 M-S 30,000c____1932-1946
Water Works Bonds4 ^ s ’22 M -N $12,500- -N ot 1 ’27-’51 BOND. DEBT May 16 '27 $536,500
Total assessed val’n 1926
Municipal Building Bonds.
(about 80% actual)____10,102,446
4Hs’26 J-D $10,000.-July 1 '27-46
O
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '26-- $85,650 School tax (per $1,000) 1926--SH O
Tot.assess.val.'25(75%act.) 1.121,662 Population in 1927 (est.)___ 12,000
INTEREST on bonds of 1895 pay­
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1924----- $14.10
Population-------------------- 1925,1.494 able In Cortland and on bonds of
INT. payable in N. Y . City and at 1909 in New York.
the National Bank of Cold-Springon-Hudson, Cold Spring.
CORNING UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. IS.
COLONIE SCH. DIST. NO. 20.
5s '08 M-S $44,000o.Sept 1 ’27-’50
This district (P. O. Colonie) is 4J^s’26 J-J 440,000r* Jan 1 ’28-’71
BOND. DEBT May 20 '27 $494,000
in Erie County.
Tot. asses. val. (80 % act.) '26.4,517,815
School Bonds.
6s '26 J-D/$32,500______1928-1941 School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$14.39
\ 15,000______1942-1946 Population Test.) 1926________8.000
INT. on 5s at First Nat. Bank of
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’26---$52,500
at the Chat­
Assessed value 1926________ 690,772 New York and on
Population 1926________________750 ham & Phenix Nat. Bank, N. Y .
City, or at the North Side State
COLONIE UNION FREE SCHOOL Bank, Corning.
DISTRICT NO. 22.
This district (P. O. Watervliet) is CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON
in Albany County.
A village in Orange County. Inc.
1884. Population 1910, 2,658; 1920,
School Bonds.
2s’22 J-D
$96.000--Dec 1 '27-’42 l ,755
BOND DEBT Apr 23 '25- $108,500
Highway Bonds.
- - - $14,000— $2,000 yrly.
School tax (per $1,000) 1925--$32.70 5s
IN T. at the National Bank of
Reservoir Construction Bonds.
Watervliet in New York exchange.
4J*s’12 F-A $8,000r.Feb 1 ’28-’31
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s '15 F-A *50,000____Aug 2 1930
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '2 7 -. $14,000
County seat is Hudson.
Water debt (incl.)________
58,000
County Home Bonds.
32,000
4J4s’25 M-S ($5,000r_ Mar 1 1945 Water Sinking Fund______
_
_
\20,OOOr.Mar 1 '46-’47 Assess, val., real estate_ 1,245,550
Assess, val., personal_____
98,200
Bridge Bonds.
($5,000.1947-55 Other assessable property. 17,486
4s ’27 A-O $74,000( 3.000--.1956 Total assessed val. (40%
act.) 1926______________ 1,361,236
(26,000--.1957
Highway Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $19-10
4Hs’12 J-D $30,000r.June 1 '28-'30
INT. payable at Vil. Treas. office
44£s’16 M-S 40 000r.Mar 1 '28 31
4H s’22 F-A f280,000r_.Feb 1 ’31-’44 CORNWALL UNION FREE SCH.
DISTRICT NO. 4.
l 10,000r_ Feb 1 1945
_
This district (P. O. Cornwall) is in
4Hs’2 5M -S / 2,000r— Mar 1 1945
\40,00Or_Mar 1 '46-47 Orange County.
School Bonds.
4s '27 A-O 442,000(20,000.1935-55
($96,OOOc.July 1 ’28-’43
(22,000.-.1956
4Hs’22 J-J ( 32,000c-July 1 ’44-’47
Funding Bonds.
I 5O.000c.July 1 ’48-’52
4Ks'12 J-D $30.000r-June 1 ’28 '30
BOND.DEBT May 17’27 $1,023,000 BOND. DEBT Mar 10 '25- $187,000
Total assess, val. 1926—-35.780,506 Assessed valuation 1924___ 1,620,325
State and county tax rate (per
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)'24-$26.40
INT. payable in New York ex­
$1,000) 1926_____________$23.36
Popula’n 1910, 43.658; 1920, 38,930 change at the Cornwall Nat. Bank.
INT in N Y exchange
CORTLAND.
CONCORD UN. FREE SCHOOL
This city is in Cortland Co. Inc,
Mar. 1 1900.
DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Springville) is
Water Bonds.
In Erie Co.
4J£s'24 J-J f$14,000r*July 1 ’28-’34
4 « s ’08 Jan $57,000-—Jan 1 ’28-’58
i 30.000r*July 1 ’35-’44




Fire Station Bonds.
4Ks'15 J-J
$52,000___ Apr 1 1936
Sewer Bonds.
4s '09 A-O $13,500___ Apr 1 1929
4s ’15 J-J
16,500___ Apr 1 1936
4)£s’22 J-J
17,000___ Jan 1942
4 H s '2 4 M -N 15,000r*—Mar 1 1943
Water-Works Purchase Bonds.
4s '10 J-J ($18,000_Apr 1 ’28-’30
\180,000____Apr 1 1940
Deficiency Bonds.
4)4 s’17 M -N $44,000--May 1 ’28-'37
School Bonds.
4s '09 A-O $10,000____Apr 1 1928
4Hs’22 A-O 327,000-Oct 1 ’27-42
(For amount due each year see
V. 115 p. 1759.)
($7,000___ July 1 1930
2,000___ July 1 1930
4s
. . . ( 8,000___ July 1 1931
10,000___ July 1 1932
( 3,000___ July 1 1934
Street Improvement Bonds.
4H s’22 M-S $10,000-_Mar 1 ’28-’32
4)4s’22 J-J 70,000...Jan 1 ’32-’41
4Ks'24M-N(113,000r*.Mar 1 '28-43
1 ll.OOOr*—Mar 1 1944
4Hs’24 M-N(20,000r*_Mar 1 '28-31
(12,000r*-Mar 1 '32-34
4Hs’25 M-S J75,000r*Mar 1 ’28-’42
1 3,000r*_Mar 18 1943
4Ms’25 M-S f 4,000r*-_ Mar 1 1928
l21,000r*Mar 1 ’29-'35
4s
. . . 22,000_____ Apr 1 1936
4 ^ s ’13 J-J 37,000_____July 1 1933
4s
. . . 18,900_____ Apr 1 1936
4Hs’27 M-S 73,000
($3,000, Mar. 1 1928-34; $4,000,
4Hs;27 M-S 30,000--Mar 1 '28-37
TOT. BD. D T. Jan 1 ’27-SI,227,900
Water debt (incl.)_______
258,000
Assess, val. '26, real incl.
spec, franchises_______12.890,171
Total tax (per $1,000) 1922-.$30.99
Population 1910,
11.504;1920
13.294.
INT. on bonds marked (*) at the
U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co.. N. Y .;
others payable in N. Y . exchange.

[V ol. 124,
Water-Works Bonds
$28,OOOr--Oct 1 ’27-'34
Oct 1
4,OOOr_Oct 1 *27-’34
Oct 1
2,OOOr_Oct 1 '27-’30
Sewer-System Bonds.
4Hs’22 A-O $27,OOOr._Oct 1 ’27-’44
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4K s’22 J-J $32,000r.July 1 '28-’43
4)|s’23 J-J
12,000r_July 1 ’28-’39
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 M-S $15,000--Sept 1 '27-33
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '27- $122,750
Water debt (incl.)------------43,000
Total assessed value 1926
(70% act.)______ ______ 1,707,437
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926—$22.61
INT. on bonds of 1922 at the First
National Bank, Croton-on-Hudson,
or at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N . Y.
INT. on 4)4 s of 1907 at Peekskill
Sav. Bank; on 4.40s at Home Sav.
Bank, White Plains; on 4)4s 1924 at
Nat. Bank of Commerce of N. Y . or
First Nat. Bank, Croton-on-Hudson.
4 H s Oct 1

5s
6s

CROTON UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 2.
This district (P. O. Croton) is in
Westchester County.
School Bonds.
4.40s’08Jan.l $39,000r____ 1928-1939
4)4s’24 J-J 397,000c____1928-1966
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '27- $436,000
Assessed valuation 1926--11,352,016
School tax rate (per $1,000)___$6.81
Population in 1926____________3,500
INT. payable at National Bank of
Commerce, N. Y . City.

CROWN POINT CENTRAL SCH.
DIST. NO. 3.
This district (P. O. Crown Point)
is in Essex County.
School Bonds.
($24,000r*May 1 *27-38
18,OOOr*May 1 ’39-’44
5s '26 M -N 12,000r*May 1 ’45-’47
20,000r*May 1 ’48-’51
18,000r*May 1 ’52-’54
BOND. DEBT May 3 1927 $92,000
Floating debt_____________
2,000
CORTLAND COUNTY.
val.(58% act.)’26 379,716
Cortland is the county seat. Tot.ass’d rate (per $1,000)’27-$18.00
Total tax
County organized April 8 1808.
Population in 1927 (est.)--------- 800
Highway Bonds.
4>4s’16 A-O $20,000c.Apr 1 '28-’32 CUBA.
5s '20 A-O 15,000c.Apr. 1 '28-'30
This village
4Ms’22 A-O 50,000--Apr 1 '28-'37 Incorporated in is in Allegany Co.
1870.
Court House & Jail Bonds.
43^s'22 J-.T $728,000c.July 1 ’28-’52 4Hs’23 J-J $88,000--July 1 ’28-’53
-s '23 - - 8.000___ $2,000 yrly
(For amount due each year see .s '24 - - ll,000--A ug 1 ’27-’33
Y. 115, p 209.)
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Dee 31 *26 $843,000 4Hs'09 M-NI $6,000— $2,000yrly.
Floating debt (add’l)_____
91.799
1 2,500____Last year
Total assess, value 1926.-24,613,089 BOND. DEBT May 18 '27 $127,711
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’23.$46.80 Water debt (add’l)________
6,000
Population 1910, 29,249; 1920. Assessed valuation, real---- 1,424,582
29.625.
Assessed val’n, personal---40,200
INT. payable in New York City.
Other assessable property. 38,820
val. 1926 ( h a
CORTLANDT UNION FREE SCH. Total tax rate (per $i c t.)...1,503,602
Total
,000) '27 $12.94
DISTRICT NO. 6.
1,650;
This district (P. O. Buchanan), is Population 1926. at the 1920. 1.611
INT. payable
First Nat.
in Westchester County.
Bank of Cuba, Cuba.
4)4’26 M-NJ$55,000c.Nov. 1 ’34-’44
1279,000c.Nov. 1 ’45-’75 OANSVILLE.
BOND. DEBT Apr 26 '27. $366,000
This village is in Livingston Co.
Total ass’d val.'26 (4^5 act.)7,216,381 Incorp. 1845. Population '10. 3,938;
School tax (per $1,000) '26$10.48 1920. 4631.
Population, 1927 (est.)____
4,300
Int. payable at the Westchester 5s Street . lmpt. Bonds.
’20 . . $26,000.June 1 ’28-’40
County National Bank, Peekskill.
4Hs’24 F-A
3,000--Aug 1 ’27-’29
CORTLANDT UNION FREE SCH. 5s Paving Bonds.
’12 J-D $14,000--Dec 1 ’27-’33
DIST. NO. 7.
4.70s’22_
_
36,000.-June 1 ’28-'39
See Peekskill Un. Fr. S. D.
4)4s’24 F-A 13,000--Aug 1 ’27-’39
Water Bonds.
CORTLANDT UNION FREE SCH. 5s ’20 . . . $11.000.May 1 ’28-’38
DIST. NO. 8.
4.70s’22
5,000.-June 1 ’28-’37
See Peekskill Un. Fr. S. D.
Sewer Bonds.
CORTLAND & YORKTOWN UN. 3.75s'04 A-O $15.000r_0ct 1 ’27-’29
4.70s'21
2 ,400-.June 1 ’28-’31
FREE S. D. NO. 2.
This district (P. O. Croton-on- BOND. DEBT Apr 17 ’22. $145,440
Water debt (included)____
43,300
Hudson) is in Westchester County.
4.40s’08Jan $39,000--Jan 1 ’28-’37 Assessed value ’21 ( % act.).2,168,038
9,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’30 Village tax (per $1,000) 1920--$46.31
16.000- -Jan 1 ’31-'34
20.000. -Jan 1 '35-’38DEER PARK.
This '39-’42
36.000.
-Jan 1 town is in Orange Co. The
4Hs’24 J-J 40,000--Jan 1 '43-’46 ;ity of Port Jervis having been a part
44.000. -Jan 1 '47-’50of the town at the time the bonds be­
52.000- -Jan 1 ’51-54low were issued, that city is respon­
56.000- -Jan 1 ’55-’58sible for the payment of 80% of same.
60.000. -Jan 1 ’59-'62 Refunding Railroad Bonds
3Hs
F-A $24,000c_ Feb’28-'29
_
64.000-Jan 1 '63-’66
NET BD. DT. Jan 1927-- $436,000 BOND. DEBT Mar 1 6 ’27. $20,000
Assessed valuation_______ 11,727,704 Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (act.)—2,346,915
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$6.81 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--.$23.00
Population (est.)______________ 3,500 Population 1926, 1,852; 1920. 1.615
INT. at Nat. Bank of Port Jervis.
COXSACKIB.
This village is in Greene County. DEER PARK (TOWN) UNION
Incorporated in 1867.
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Water Bonds.
4)4s’l l A-O $26.000--Apr 1 ’28-.40
5 3 s’20 M-S $44,000 $2,000 yrly be- 4)4s'10 A-O 14,000—Oct 1 ’27-40
4
5s '21 Dec. 1 10,000_______________ 4J£g ’19 s-a( 4,000r*. June l ’28-’29
5s '22 ann 10,000--July 1 ’28-’32
\90.000r*-June l ’30-’47
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 1927 $73,000 4J*s’19 J-D 10.000.June 1 '48-’49
Water debt (included)------61,000 4 )4 g’22 s-a 400,000 - - No v 1 ’30-’69
Assess, val. real estate____1,365,750 TOTAL DEBT Apr 15 ’24. $564,000
Assess, val. personal______
18,200 Tot.ass’d val.’23(75%. act.)lC071 868
Other assessable property..
20,544 School tax (per $1,000) 1924..$14.26
Tot.ass’d val.’26(75%act.) 1,404,494 Population in 1920 (est.)_____10.300
Tax rate (per $1,000)________ $21.50
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank of
Population 1910, 2,494; 1920, 2,121 Port Jervis in N. Y. exchange.
INT. on bonds of 1922 at the
National Bank of Coxsackie.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
Delhi is the county seat.
CRAWFORD TOWN UNION FREE
Highway Bonds.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
4 l-5s’22 A-O$319,000cApr 1 ’28-’52
This district (P. O. Pine Bush) is 4.30s'25M-N149,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’55
in Orange County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’24- $377,000
5s '22 M -N (*$24,000cNov 1 '27-’38 Total assess, val. 1926___40.402,372
\ *15,000c.Nov 1 ’39-’43 Popul’n 1910. 45,575; 1920, 42,774
5s '22 M -N 15,000.-Nov 1 ’27-'41
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '27- $54,000 DELHI.
Ass'd val. ’26(abt 65% act.).841,825
This village Is in Delaware County.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$18.41 Incorporated In 1821.
* INT. at the U. S. Mtge. & Trust
Fire Pumping Engine Bonds.
Co., New York, in N. Y . exchange. 5s '24 M-S $6.000.-Sept 1 ’27-'29
Water Bonds.
CROTON-ON-HUDSON.
4s
M-N$12,000r.................1927
This village is in Westchester Co. TOT. BD. DT. Apr 21'27- $55,400
Inc rp. 1898.
Population, 1925, Water debt (Included)_____
12,000
2,51 1 (est.); 1920, 2,286.
Assessed val’n. real estate_1.640.530

DELAWARE COUNTY (Concluded)
Assessed val’n, personal_
_
80,400
Assessed val’n, franchises—
51,300
Total assess, val. (about
90% actual)J1926_______ 1,772,240
Tax rate (per $1,0001 1926.. .$12.00
Population 1920, 1.669; 1925, 1,775
1NT. at Village Treasurer’s office
DELHI, TOWN.
A town in Delaware County. Inc.
Mch. 1821. Population '10, 2.81.5:
1920, 2,721.
Refunding Bonds.
4H s’15 May $68,000c.May 1 ’2840
(See V. 100. p. 1017 for maturity)
BOND. DEBT May 1’ 27. $68,000
Tot.assess.val.’26(98%act) 3,059,197
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926.--$19.00
INT. at Delaware Nat. Bk., Delhi
DELHI UNION FREE SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 16.
This district is in Delaware Co.
5s ’14 M-S $34,000c.Sept 15 ’2747
BOND. DEBT May 22 ’27 $39,000
Total ass’d val. ’26 (act.)__ 1,694,815
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $18.50
INT. at Delaware Nat. Bank Id
N. Y . Exchange.
DEPEW.
This village is in Erie County. Incorp. 1894. Population 1910, 3,921.
1920, 5,850.
.s ’18 J-J $3,000_____Jan 1 1928
Village-Hall Bonds.
4.40s’12J-J
$6,250r-Jan 15 ’28-’32
Street Paving Bonds.
4 ^ s ’23 J-J $17,000--July 2 '28-’44
Street Impt. Bonds.
6s ’19--J-D $54,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’35
4% s’24 M-S 10,500--Sept 1 ’27-’34
Sewer Bonds.
4.40s’09M-N $20,000r._Nov 1 ’27-’34
4% s’22 F-A 8,000--Aug 1 ’27-’42
4*is’24 M-S
8,000..Sept 1 ’27-’34
5s '25 M-S 13,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’39
4.60s'26M-S 20,000_____ 1927-1936
Improvement Bonds.
-s ’17 M -N $1,000___________1927
Street Bonds.
5s
s-a $50,000.......... 1927-1936
Water Bonds.
4% s’22 F-A $8,000--Aug 1 ’27-’42
Fire Equipment Bonds.
4.60s’26M-S $10,000_____ 1927-1936
BOND. DEBT Alar 1 ’2 7-- $228,864
Total assessed value ’26___4,149,628
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $25.72
DE WITT UN. FREE S. D. NO. 5.
This district (P. O. East Syracuse)
is in Onondaga County.
4 ^ s ’24 J-J $14,000c-.Jan 1 ’30-’43
( 87.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’44
4Hs'24M-N\200,000r-Nov 1 ’45-’64
4J4s
J-D ll,000r.$l,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927- $316,000
Tot. ass’d val.’26 (1-3 act.) .3,225,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26S26.00
Population (estimated)_______ 5,000
INT. at Bank of East Syracuse or
at the Equitable Trust Co. of New
York.
DE WITT UNION FREE SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 6.
This district (P. O. Eastwood) Is in
Onondaga County.
4 ^ s ’22 . . . J$68,000_May 1 ’28-*40
(120,000—May 1 ’41-’60
4 ^ s ’23 -_ - 90,000--Nov 1 ’28-’57
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 ’26. $283,000
Assess, val. ’26 (40% act.)_2,647,611
District tax (per $1,000) '25--$24.00
DE WITT UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 14.
This district •is now consolidated
with De Witt Union Free School
District No. 6DICKINSON & FENTON CONS.
SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Port Dickin­
son) is in Broome County.
f$21,000cDec 31 ’27-33
5s *19 J-D 120,000c.Dec 31 ’34-’38
l_4,000c-Dec 31 1939
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’26— $47,000
Ass’d value 1926 (2-3 act.) .1,999,650
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $12.00
Population in 1925___________ 1,700
DOBBS FERRY.
This village is in Westchester Co
Inc. 1873. Population 1920. 4,401:
1925, 5,022.
Paving Bonds.
4 k s ’24 F-A $32,000r—A ugl ’27-’42
Street Bonds.
4s ’09 J-J $14,000r—July 1 ’28-’34
4 s ’09 J-J
3,000r._July 1 ’28-’33
4.40s’15F-A llO.OOOr.Aug 1 ’27-'44
Fire Department Bonds.
5s ’22 F-A $9,000—Aug 1 ’27-’35
4Ms’25 J-J
14,000r____1927-1933
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s ’09 J-J
$4.000r__July 1 ’28-’3l
Town Hall Bonds.
4Ms’26 J-D $70.000r_June 1 ’28-’36
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $288,500
Tot. ass’d val.’26(70% act.)8,965,356
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$14.75
IN T. payable at Dobbs Ferry Bk
DOLGEVILLE.
This village is in Herkimer and Ful­
ton counties. Inc. Mch. 17 1891.
Retaining-Waii Bonds.
4Ms’17 J-J
$5C0r-July 1 ’28-’29
Fire-Alarm Bonds.
4Ms’13 Mar
$400r____1927-1930
Sewer Bonds.
3.90s’04J-J $10,500r_July 1 ’28-’34
4.20s'UJune 2,500_____1927-1937
5 s ’22 M -N 4,000--Nov 1 ’27-’30
Paring Bonds.
4s ’10 M-S $4,000r.Sept 1 ’27-’30
4Ms’ 16 J-J ( 4,500r. July 1 ’28-’30
l l,000r.-_ July 1 1931
5Ms’21 J-D
3 ,5 0 0 -.Dec 28’ 27-35
5s ’23 J-J
15.000--July 1 ’28-’42
4fi s’24 J-D 1 5 ,1 0 7-.____________




75

NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS

J une, 1927.]

BOND. DEBT Feb 28 ’25- $107,902
Assessed value 1924—
Beal estate_____________ 1,972,155
48,900
Personal_______________
Franchises._____________
50,407
Total__________________ 2,071,462
City tax (per $1,000) 1924___$21.30
Pop’n 1910. 2,685: 1920............ 3,448
INT. on 4s at the Amer. Exchange
Bank: on 3 Ms by State Comptroller.
DUANESBURG UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
This district is in Schenectady Co.
5s ’22 . . . /$56,000_Sept 1 ’27-'54
\ 1,000____Sept 1 1955
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1923. .$65,000
Tot.ass’d val.’22(3-5 act.)_ 509,045
_
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’22$l4.00
Population in 1922______________ 700
DUNKIRK.
This city is in Chautauqua County
Incorp. 1880. Pop’n 1910, 17,221"
1920, 19,336.
4Ms’16 — S10.000C--------1921-1928
Improvement Bonds.
<$7,000.. .Aug 15 ’27-’33
_
4Ms’24 F-Al 2,800_ Aug 15 ’27-’33
8,500— Aug 15 ’27-’33
l 4,200— Aug 15 ’27-'33
Deficiency Bonds.
4M’25 M -N ($48,000r * May 1 ’28-’33
( 14,000r* May 1 ’34-’35
Public Dock Bonds.
5s '15 . . .
$85,000cJune 1 ’28-’44
Deficiency bonds 1913_______ $6,000
Fire Dept. Motorization Bonds.
4Ms’23 A-O ($18,000c--Apr 1 ’28-’33
( 8,000c--Apr 1 ’34-’35
Water and Electric Bonds.
4Ms’22 - - . $10,000-.-Oct 1 ’27-’28
Fire Alarm-Police Signal Bonds.
4Ms’22M -N/ $6,000c__ Nov 1 1927
I 35.000c.Nov 1 ’28-’32
Street Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’22 . . . $1.400___ Dec 1 ’27-’31
4Ms’25 M-S (3,500c.Sept 1 ’27-’33
\ 757c— .Sept 1 1934
City Hall Bonds.
4Ms’27 J-J ($50,000_____ 1928-1932
1135,000_____ 1933-1947
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’26. $546,488
Water debt (additional)..
15,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
77,354
Tot. ass’d val.'26________ 15,031,608
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$13.51
INTEREST at Dunkirk.
DUNKIRK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s ’08 M-S $35,000c_.Jan 1 ’28-’34
5Ms’20 F-A 203.000--Feb 1 ’28-’39
143,000c. Aug 1 ’28-’38
4Ms’24 F-A 15,000c— Aug 1 1939
297,000c. Aug 1 *40-'48
24,000c- .Aug 1 1949
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 6 ’27 $730,000
Total assessed vai'n 1927
(about 60% actual)___ 16,402,543
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-S20.65
Population in 1'920__________ 19,336
INT. on bonds of 1924 at Dunkirk
Trust Co.; on others at Lake Shore
Nat. Bank. Dunkirk.
DUTCHESS COUNTY.
Poughkeepsie is the county seat.
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
3Ms’02 J-J ;$24,000r_.Jan 2 ’28-’31
\ l,000r..Jan 2 1932
3 Ms’03 J-J
65,000r_-Jan 2 1928
Bridge Approach Bonds.
4s '25 J-Df $5,000c_ June 1 1929
_
U20.000c-June 1 ’30-’41
County House Bonds.
3 Ms
J-J
$2,500r____Jan 2 1928
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27
$217,500
Floating debt___________
57,882
Ass’d value, real &franehl04,800,742
Assess, val. personal____
517,140
Tot.asses.val.’26(2-3-act.) 105,317,882
Pop’n 1910. 87.661; 1920. 91.747
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office

EAST AURORA.
This village Is in Erie County. In­
corp. 1849. Population 1910, 2,781;
1920, 3,703.
Street Paving Bonds.
5s ’22 F-A $6.400r_Aug 1 '27-’28
5s ’18 F-A 12,600.-Aug 1 ’27-’32
4Ms’22 J-D
6,000--Dec 1 ’27-’28
4Ms'24 J-J 133,000c-July 1 ’28-’34
4Ms’25 J-J 42,S45c_July 1 ’28-’40
4Ms’25 J-J
17,000c. July 1 ’28-’40
4 Jis’27 J-J / 8,400r_Jan 1 ’28-’41
l l,100r--Janl 1942
Water-Ext. Bonds.
5s ’ 13 J-J
$5.000r_July 1 ’28-’32
4Ms’24 M -N 13,200c-Nov 1 ’27-’34
Sewer Bonds.
4.30s’11 J-J $52 OOOr.July 1 ’28-'40
4.30s'll F-A
1,500r.Aug 1 ’27-’29
4Ms’22 A-O 60,000--Apr 1 ’28-’43
4Ms’24 M -N 30,800c.Nov 1 '27-’34
Motor Truck & Pumper Bonds.
5 ’24 J-J $6.000--.Jan 1 ’28-'33
Water Refunding Bonds.
4.35s’l l J-J $26,OOOr.Jan 1 ’28-’40
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’22J-D $1,000____Dec 1 1927
Elec. Motor & Pump Water Bds.
4Ms’22 J-D $4,000___Jan 1 *28-’31
Snow Remov. & Road Grad.Bds.
4 ^ s ’26 J-J ($3,900c.Jan 1 ’27-’30
\ 1,200c— Jan 1 1931
Water, Sewer & Drain. Bds.
4 H s ’26 J-J $32,400c.Jan 1 ’28-’36
TOT. BD. DT. Mar 1 ’27- $489,860
Water debt (additional)
60,000
Tot. assess, val.'26 (J act.)5,556,085
4
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $13.17
INT. payable direct to holders.
EASTCHESTER.
This town (P. O. Tuckahoe) is in
Westchester Co. Population 1925,
12,976; 1920, 9,372.

Construction Bonds.

4Ms’24 J-J $85,000-July 15 ’27-’43
( 6,000---July 15 1944
Fire-Engine Bonds.
4 Ms
$5.000____Mar 1 1928
4% s
--.
8.000-_Dec 1 ’27-’34
5s ’26 M -N 8,000c-Dec 1 ’27-’30

Fire House Bonds.
4Ms’27 M-S /$3,000r*__Mar 1 1928
l65,000r*_Mar 1 ’29-’41
Ditch and Drain Bonds.
3.95s’09 F-A $24,000r..Feb 1 ’28-’35
Grade Crossing Elim. Bonds.
4Ms
— $15.101_Jan 1 '40-’44
Bridge Bonds.
4.70s
...
$4,000__ July 1’28-’31
5s
...
2,600__ July 1’28-’32
Highway Bonds.
4s semi-ann $9,000r-Dec 1 ’27-’28
4s
...
9 ,000.-Feb 1 ’29-'30
5s
...
15,000--May 1 ’28-’42
6s
1,200___ June 1 '928
5s ’07 J-D
5,342r
Mar 1 1928
4Ms
56,500--Jan 1 '28-’39
4 Ms
—
(15.000-.Aug 1 ’27-'41
(30,500____Aug 1 1942
4.60s
--.
16,500--Apr 1 ’28-'43
4Ms’26 J-J
36,OOOr.July 1 ’27-36
4Ms’27 J-D 45,000--June 1 ’28-’42
Land Purchase Bonds.
4s
$31,000--Nov 1 ’27-’29
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’22 . . .
$3,200___Jan 1’27-’30
Voting Machine Bonds.
5.80s ’20 s-a $2,000---Oct 1 ’27-’28
Sewer Bonds.
5Ms
...
$50.000 Jan 1 ’28-’37
4.60s . . .
125.000_.Jan 1 ’39-’63
4.60s . . .
1.680.-Jan 1 ’36-’63
5Ms
...
460-.Jan 1 ’28-’34
5 s ’18 J-J
16,000..Jan 1 ’28-’43
4.30s . . .
10.000-.Nov 1 ’27-’36
4Ms’26 A-O / 3,000c...Oct 1 1927
\54,OOOc--Oct 1 ’28-’36
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
5Ms
...
$5,000__Jan 1 ’31-’35
5s
...
5,000
Jan 1 1946
5s
...
4,400—Jan 1 ’28-’37
4 Ms
-„
5.000
Jan 1 1947
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27- $986,819
Total ass’d val. ’26 (act.).45,311,619
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’23 $16.57

EAST ROCHESTER.
This village is in Monroe County.
Inc. 1906. Population 1910, 2,398;
1090

* QH1
3

4Ms’17 F -A '$54,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’44
Street Bonds.
4.20s’16M-S
$600____Mar 1 1928
4.20s’16M-Sf 4.000__Mar 1 ’28-’31
I
400____Mar 1 1932
6s ’24 F-A (10,000.-Aug 1 27-’31
1 1,000___ Aug 1 1932
4 Ms’25 F-A (72,000--Aug 1 ’27-’35
( 6,000------Aug 1 1936
Water-Plant Purchase.
4s g ’09 J-J $44,000c—Jan 1 ’28’-38
Sewer Bonds.
4.10g’09 J-J $6,500c.-Jan 1 ’28-’38
4.70s’15M-S
3,020____$260 yearly
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-J $10,000.-July 1 ’28-’37
NET BD. DT. Jan ’2 5 --- $189,630
Assessed valuation 1924_ 3,638,575
_
Population___________________ 5,000
INTEREST payable at the Nat.
Bank of Commerce in Rochester.

EAST ROCKAWAY.
This village Is in Nassau County.
Street Bonds.
4Ms’24 M-N$21,000--Nov 1 ’27-’39
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’23 M -N $86.000r.Nov 1 *27-'43
4Ms’26 A-Of 5,000____Oct 1 1927
(114,000-—Oct 1 ’28-’46
Park Bonds.
4Ms’25 M -N
$ 50 0 --. Nov 1 1927
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms’25 M-N$20,000--Nov 1 ’27-’36
Village Hall Site Bonds.
4Ms’25 M-N$12,000—Nov 1 ’27-’38
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1927 $267,500
Total ass’d val. (M act.)—2,800,000
Total taxrate (per $1,000) ’27_$23.50
Population 1920, 2,005; 1926,3.595
INT. at the Lynbrook Nat. Bank,
Y .,
EASTCHESTER UNION FREE N. 4 Msin New York exchange, and
on
of 1926 at East Rockaway
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Nat. Bank.
This district (P. O. Tuckahoe) Is
in Westchester County.
EAST SYRACUSE.
Building Bonds.
This village is in Onondaga County.
5Ms
M-N$22.000.......... ................
4.60s’24J-J ( 6,000c------Jan 1 1929 Incorp. 1881. Population 1910.
190.000c. .Jan 1 ’30-’39 3,274; 1920, 4,106.
Sewer Bonds.
4.15s’27A-0 / 2,000.-Apr 1 ’32-’51
1 3,000.-Apr 1 ’52-’56 4Ma’03 July $7,500r.__Part yearly
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 ’2 7-- $170,000 3.85'05 June 8,000r___Part yearly
Assess, val. real estate’25 12,626,266 4.65’07 July *2,500r—.Part yearly
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’23_$9.42 4Ms’25 M-S 65,000c* Sept 1 ’30-’55
Water Bonds.
4Ms’ 13 J-D $40,000r— Part yearly
EASTCHESTER UNION FREE
5s ‘14 J-D 10,000r---- Part yearly
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
3,000r.__Part yearly
This district (P. O. Tuckahoe) is 4Ms’14 M -N *96,000c.July 1 ’28-’51
4.40s’22J-J
In Westchester County.
4Ms’24 M -N 42,000r*_May 1 "28-55
Buding B onds.
5Ms
. . . $10 000c...$2,000 y’lv BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -- 279,500
4 .40e . . . J30,000r_Dec 1 ’27-’36 Water debt (add’l)________ 196,500
\20.000r.Dec 1 ’37-’41 Assess, val. real___________2,650,000
3,000
4Ms’23 . . .
15,000c____ 1928-1942 Assess, val. personal______
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’26- $77,000 Tot.ass’d val.'26(33%act.) 2,653,000
Tot. assess, val. 1925_____ 6.671,431 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--$22.00
x INT. at Trust & Deposit Co. of
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25..$9.96
Population 1926 (est.)________ 4,500 Onondaga, Suracuse; on bonds
marked (*) payable at the Bank of
EASTCHESTER UNION F. S. D. East Syracuse or at the Equitable
Trust Co., New York.
NO. 3.
This district (P. O. Bronxville) is
ELLENVILLE.
in Westchester County.
This village is In Ulster County.
Building Bonds.
4Ms’l l J-J $17,000r------1927-1942 Incorp. 1856; reincorporated Apr. 8
6s 20 F-A 50,00Or_Aug 1 ’30-’39 1914 under Village Law.
Maratanza Lake Bonds.
5s ’22 M -N 12.000c_May 1 ’28-’41
f 30.000r*-Sept 1 ’27-29 5s ’22 A-O $4,000c_Apr 1 '28-*29
Pipe Line Bonds.
4Ms’23 M-S(100,000r*.Sept 1 *30-36
l460,000r*_Sept 1 '37-53 4.70s’26A-O $22,000....... ...................
$1,350
4Ms’27J-D / 76,000_______________ GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1927—
34,000
( 100,000_______________ Water debt (add’l)________
vai’n, real estate.1,125,170
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’27 $847,000 Assessed vai’n, personal_____ 78,800
Assessed
Total assess, val. '26_____24,147,050 Tot. ass’d val.’26(M act.)_1,203,870
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26-$7.40 Tax rate er $1,000) 1926—
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 5,500 Popula’n,(p1920. 3.116; 1925, $21.00
3,400
Principal and interest payable at
the Gramatan Nat. Bank, Bronxville
ELLICOTT & BUSTI UN. FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
EAST GATES WATER DIST.
Celoron.
This district (P. O. Rochester) is 5s P. O. J-J $30,000--June 1 ’28-’33
23
in Monroe County.
.s
...
1,000c....................... ..
Water Bonds.
$37,000
4Ms’26 M-S ( $2,000c..Sept 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Apr 23 ’26- 1,297,122
Total assess, val. 1925-----(133,OOOcSept 1 ’28-’46 Dist. tax rate (per $1,000)'25-$30.00
Assess, val. (50% actual).$2,897,276 Population 1924 (est.)________ 2,500
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $135,000
INT. at Farmers
Total taxrate (per $1,000) ’27-$12.96 Bank of Jamestown. & Merchants
Population in 1925 (est.)______ 2,000
EAST HAMBURG UNION FREE ELLICOTT UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 6.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Falconer) is in
6s’22 M-N842.000C____Nov l ’27-’47
Chautauqua County.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 9 ’2 7 -. $71,500
Ass’d val. '27 (90% act.) —4,388,748 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’2 6 -. $25,000
School tax rate (per $1,000)’27 $10.80 Tot.ass’d val.’26(2-3 act.).2,684,448
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$23.55
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 3,500
EASTHAMPTON.
This town is in Suffolk County.
Highway Bonds.
ELMIRA, CITY.
4Ms’19 J-J $70.000_____1927-1940
County seat of Chemung County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’2 7 -- $70,000 Incorp. 1864. Population in 1910.
Assessed valreal estate.. 14,724,6 58 37,176; 1920, 45,393.
Other assess, property____ 1,859,262
Redemption Bonds.
Total assessed value 1926-16,653,040 3 Ms’98 A-O $l,000r---- Oct 1 1927
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926__ $17.00 3Ms’01 M-S
2,000r_. Sept *27-’28
Population 1910. 4,722; 1920. 4.852 4s ’05 M-S
6,000r.Sept 1 ’27-’32
4s ’06 M-S ( 9,000r.8ept 1 ’27-’35
EASTHAMPTON.
( 9,000r.__Sept 1 1936
This village is in Suffolk County.
Sewer Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4 H s’22 J-D$200,000_____ 1942-1945
4Ms’22 M-N$20.000r.May 1 *28-’31
Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’2 7 -. $20,000 4s ’05 M-S $55,000r_ Sept 1 1935
_
Total assessed vai’n 1927..5,613,381 5s ’20 J-J 155,500—July 1 ’28-’35
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_ $11.30 5s ’21 A-O 215.400r.Aug 1 *27-’40
_
Population___________________ 2,000
City-Hall Bonds.
INT. payable in Easthampton.
3) *s’95 A-O $40,000r__Oct 1 ’27-’28
4Ms’96 M-S 45,000r_8ept 1 ’29-’31
EAST HAMPTON ONION FREE
School Bonds.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
4 ^ s ’12 M-S J$8,000r___Feb 1 1928
4Ms’22 F-A$ 158,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’42
t ll.OOOr_ Feb 1 1929
_
4Ms’23 J-J ( 7,000c—Jan 1 ’28-'43 4 H s ‘ 13 M-S ) 5,000r_ Mar 1 1929
_
1
40,000c—Jan 1 *44-*53
(20,000r_Mar 1 ’31-’34
BOND. DEBT May 11 ’26. $242,000 4Hs’16 M-S
2,000r_ Sept 1 1927
_
Ass’d vai’n 1924 (M act.)..5,575,561 4Ms’20 M-S 12,000--Mar 1 ’28-’31
School tax rate(per$l ,000) ’24-$21.20 4) |s’22 M -N (250,000-Sept 1 ’42-’46
Population (estimated)___ ___ °.5QO
(300,000r*Sept 1 ’47-’50
INT. at the East Hamj'o , Nat
Floating Debt Bends.
Bank, East Hampton.
^s’O J-J $98.0CCr._JGy 16 1930
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[V ol. 124.

ELMIRA CITY (C oncluded).
Treasurer’s office. Interest on 4Ms FORT EDWARD UN. FREE S. D.
School Bonds.
4s ’09 J-D $7,000r..........1927-1935
P. O. Fort Edward.
Pavement Bonds.
1927 at Fidelity Trust Co. andMarine
4Ms’24 J-J $225,000c_Jan 1 ’28-’72 5.75s’21M-S 320,000.......... 1927-1954
3 Ms’95 M-S J40.000r.Nov 15 ’28-'29 Trust Co.
4Ms’96 M-S 20,000r_ Sept 1 1931
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 ’27 $225,000
Street Bonds.
4s ’96 M-S 30,000r*__ N ovi 1932 ERWIN UNION FREE S. D. NO. 1. Floating debt (adtfl)______
3,000 5 s ’17 M-S $1,300r.__Sept 1 1927
This district (P. O. Painted Post) Tot. ass’dval.’26 (2-3%act)2.391,569 4.65s’19 M -N 20.500-.Nov 1 ’27-’29
9,000r_ Sept 1 1927
_
8,500r_ Sept 1 1928 is in Steuben County.
_
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$28.71 4Ms’22 M-S 25,200r.Sept 1 ’27-’32
4Ms’ 13 M-S
9,000r_ Sept 1 1929 4s ’l l . . . $5,000c................. .1931 Population at present (est.)___ 4,000 5 s ’22 M -N 18 OOOr.Nov 11’27-32
_
4Ms’23 A-O 63,000c or rOct 1 ’27-’33
5,000r_ Sept 1 1931 5 s ’23 . . . 10,800c*............ ..1953
_
INT. payable In Fort Edward.
( 21,000c*.Mar 1 ’30-’36
4Ms’25 F-A 29,700c* Aug 1 ’27-’35
_
6,000r_ Sept 1 1932
4,000c*. .Mar 1 1937 FORT EDWARD (VILLAGE).
9,000r___Sept 1 1933 4Ms’25M-S
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $257,868
45,000c*.Mar 1 ’38-’46
4s '16 J-D 90.000r.June 1 ’28-'36
89,000
This village Is in Washington Co. Water debt (incl.)________
(180,000c*.Mar 1 ’47-’64 Inc. 1849.
Sinking funds____________
18.500
5s ’2i M -N 26,500 _____ 1927-1932
4Ms’22 J-D 369,000r*___ 1927-1940 BOND. DEBT Apr 16 ’27- $265,800
Assess, val. ’26 (55% act.).4,679,328
Sewer Bonds.
(See Y. 114, p. 2507, for maturity) Tot. ass’dval. ’26 (53%act) 1,568,555 5s ’08 J-J
$2,000--. July 1 1928 Village tax (per $1,000) 1926--$12.00
School tax rate(per$l,000)’27.$37.34
INTEREST on water bonds Is pay­
4K s’22 . . .
50,000___________ 1941
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-D *35,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’33 Population (estimated)______ 2,500
4Ms’26 . . . $21,000........
1933 able in N. Y . City; on 4% school
INT. on 1911 bonds in Corning;
bonds at the Comptroller’s office,
4Ms’24 J-D f15,000..Dec 1 ’27-’29
Paving Bonds.
1923 bonds in New York City.
5s ’08 J-J
$6,000--July 1 ’28-’33 Albany; on 454 s and 5s of 1922 in
\25.000-.Dec 1 ’31-’35
4.60s’12J-J
4,166....................1928 New York exchange.
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds.
5s T9 J-J 33,000r*.July 1 ’28-33
4H s’15A-OJl,13T,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’45 ESSEX COUNTY.
Elizabethtown is the county seat. 5s ’22 J-J 36 000.-July 1 ’28-’38 FREEPORT.
(See V. 100, p. 1018, for maturity.)
County Building Bonds.
5 s ’23 . . .
1,000 __________ 1927
This village is In Nassau County.
Library Bonds.
— $28,000_______ _____ _
4Ms’26 J-J I 2 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 ’28-’29 Incorporated 1892.
($4,000_ May 16 1932 4Ms
_
Road Bonds.
t 4,000_.July 1 ’30-’33
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s ’21 M -N{ 18,000_ May 16 1933
_
12,000r..July 1 ’30-’33 4Ms’26 A-OS114,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’46
10.000. . .M ay 16 19344Ms’22 J-J $192,000.-July 1 ’28-’51 5 s ’26 J-J
Memorial Library Bonds.
_
_
l 8,000_ May 16 1936 BOND. DEBT Apr 25 ’27 $228,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $111,883
_
61,369 Assessed value real estate_1,378,792 4Ms’23 J-D $24,OOO.Dec 31 ’27-’38
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27-$3,436,900 Floating debt (add’l)_____
Improvement Bonds.
Water debt (incl.)........... 1,140,000 Assessed valuation, real..24,806,910 Assess. val. other property . 104,120
195,710 Total ass. val. (M act.) ’26-1.378,792 4Ms’24 . . . $16,000c____ 1927-1934
Assess, val. real_________ 44,461,747 Assessed val’n, personal..
Light Bonds.
Assess, val. personal_____
634,750 Total val. ’26 (65% act.).25,002,620 Total tax rate (per $1.000) ’26 $30.40
_
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_ $15-52 Population. 1910, 3,762; 1920, 3,871 4.10s'09J-J
$300___ July 1 1928
Special franchise________ 1,996,929
4.45s’ 12M-S
3,000.-July 1 ’28-’30
INT. at Ft. Edward Nat. Bank.
Tot. val. (87% act.)1926.47,093,426 Popula’n 1910. 33,458: 1920, 31.871
5s ’20 J-J
50.000--July 1 ’28-’44
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926._S38.98 FAIRPORT.
4M s’22 s-a 125,000-.July 1 ’28-’71
INTEREST at City Chamber­
This village Is In Monroe County. FORT PLAIN.
This village is in Montgomery Co
1927 Issucs.
lain’s office, in N. Y . exchange; od Inc. 1867.
Incorp. 1832. Population in 1910, Incinerator bonds_________ $100,000
water bonds at the Chemung Canal
Water Bonds.
Water bonds______________ 20,000
Trust Co., Elmira, or at the Import­ 4Ms’23 J-J $270,000r* July 1 ’28-’52 2,762; in 1920, 2,747.
Street improvement_______ 200,000
ers’ & Trader--' Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Water Bonds.
4Ms’23 F-A 7,000c.Aug30 ’27-’43
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-J 55.000c.July 1 ’40-’52 4.80s’13M-S $3,000_____ 1927-1929
ELMSFORD.
4.40s’24 J-J $11.000--July 1 ’28-’44
Refunding Water Bonds.
Drainage Bonds.
This village (P. O. Greenburgh) is
4.60s’19J-J
$8,000r* July 1 ’28-’29 4.80s’15J-D $14,000..........1927-1931 4Ms’25 J-J 115,000..July 1 ’28-’32
m Westchester County.
1 4,000____July 1 1933
Street Paving Bonds.
6 s ’21 J.J
4,600c--Jan 1 ’28-’31
Paving Bonds.
4Ms
A-O $11,000___ 19 7-1937
Road Bonds.
4Jis'24 F-A $81,060c. Aug 1 ’27-’44 -s Pavement /Bonds.
1 ’27-’39
’27 M-S SI ,283.45c..Mar 1928 5M°’20 M -N 15,000 -Nov 1 ’27-’41 4 Ms’l l J-J $24,000.-July 1 ’28-’31
Fire Bonds.
4.45s’12M-S
4,000--July
Fire Equipment Bonds.
114,000
1929-1942
5s '23 J-J $6,000..Jan 1 ’28-’33
4Ms’26 J-J
$8,000c--July 1 ’27-34
Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
6s '23 M-S
7 5 0 ... Sept 1 1927
5s r’13 J-J $23,858.80r July 1 ’28-’43 BOND. DEBTIWater......... $19,000 5s ’20 J-J $li .000--July 1 ’28-’38
Water System Bonds.
Apr 6 1926-\Paving_
_
28,000 4Ms’25 J-J 22.000-.July 1 ’28-’38
...
6,337.95____________
5 ^ s ’21 J-J $138,000-Dec 31 ’27-’49 4Ms’27 Department Bonds.
Assessed val’n, real estate.1,483,505 4Ms’26 A-O 1 9 ,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’46
Fire
5Ms’22 M-S 5 0,0 0 0..Sept 1 ’27-’52 4Ms’22 J-J $7 000r*__.)uly l ’28-’34 Assessed val’n, personal_
Water Refunding Bonds.
_
41,050
4.60s’24 J-J 17,000..Jan 1 '28-44 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’2 7-- $111,767 Assessed val’n, franchises..
55,242 4.60s’18J-J $15,000.-July 1 ’28-’32
BOND. DEBT June 30 ’25 $326,000 Water debt (add’l)________ 325,000 Tot.ass’d val.’25(65-70%).1,579.797
Sewer Bonds.
Water debt (included)_____ 225,000 Assessment debt (add’l)_
82 000 Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’25-$18.00 4’20s’26 M-N$450,000c.Nov l ’31-60
Sinkingfund----------24,500 Assessed valuation, real__
INT. on the 4M% paving bonds TOT. BD. DT. Apr 23 ’27 $1,338,650
_
Assessed valuation 1925..-3,006,439 Assessed val’n, personal_ 3,588,800 at First Nat. Bank, St. Johnsville Water debt (Incl.)________ 123,000
_
31,950
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $18.96 Assessed val’n, franchises..
Tot. ass’d val. '26 (M act.) 15,179,915
85.030
Population 1920 )Census)_____1,535 Tot.ass’d val.’26(70% act.)3,892,439 f r a n k f o r t !
Population 1925. 13,903: 1920, 8,599
INT. at the Citizens Bank. White
INTEREST payable at Freeport.
This village is In Herkimer County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$10.69
Plains.
Population, 1910, 3,112; 1920, 4,626 Incorporated 1863. Pop’n 1910, CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
ENDICOTT.
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N .Y . 3,303; 1920.4,198.
NO. 1.
This village Is in Broome County and First National Bank Fairport.
Sewer Bonds.
This district (P. O. Friendship) is
4.30s’l l Sept$36,500r..Sept 1 ’27-’43
Incorp. in 1906. Village of Union
annexed March 15 1921.
4.95s’13Sept 18.000r.Sept 1 ’43-’48 in Allegany County.
FALLSBURGEL
'$16,OOOc.June 1 ’27-’35
Sewer Bonds
4.55s’16Sept 5.500r_Sept 1 ’48-’50
This town is in Sullivan County.
15,OOOc.June 1 ’36-’40
48 20 A-O $3,009. .Apr 1 ’28-’30
Paving Bonds.
Railroad-Aid Bonds Refunded.
5s T8 M-S $25,000rNov 13 ’27-’36 5s ’25 J-D 20,OOOc.June 1 ’41-’45
4Ms 23 J-J 29,OOO.Dec 31 ’27-’42 4s
J-J
$8.000r._ $4,000 yly
25,OOOc.June 1 ’46-’50
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’23 M-S 75.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’51
5s
18.000
$4,000 y’ly
30,OOOc.June 1 ’51-’55
4Ms’23 J-J $22 OOO.Dec 31 ’27-’37
4Ms’27 M -N 21,000--May 1 ’28-’48
Highway & Bridge Ctfs.
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27. $117,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’26- $241,185 4s
Fire Equipment Bonds.
Feb $3,000_____1927-1929
Total assess, value 1925 - 14,790,1-12 5s .
- Tot.ass’d val.’26(80%act.) .1.849,880
6s ’26 - - $9,000________
...
38.000_______
Tax rate (per $1 000) 1925-..$11.00 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4 .- $328,700 BOND. DEBT May I ’27- $160,000 School tax rate (per $1,000)’27.$17.00
P°P n in 1910 2 408; 1920___ 9,500 Total assess, val. 1923____ 1,237,497 Water debt (incl.)________
10,000 Population (estimated)_______ 1,800
INT. at Seaboard Nat. Bank, N .Y .
INT. on bonds of 1923 at the Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922___ $16 76 Assess, val. 1926_________ 3,013.969
Farmers National Bank Union in Pop’n in 1910. 3,782; 1920____4,769 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-.-$14.20
FULTON.
New York exchange; on others at
INT. payable by N. Y. draft.
This city (Incorp. in 1902) Is in
FRANKFORT UNION FREE SCH
Worker’s Tr. Co. Johnson City.
Oswego County and includes the old
DIST. NO. 9.
f a r m in g d a l e !
ENDICOTT (V.) AND UNION ( T )
This village Is In Nassau County. 4Ms. $1,500. assum. by N. Y. O. RR villages of Fulton and Oswego Falls.
Sewer Bonds.
4.95s’13 Jan $31,500r____ 1927-1943
Incorporated in 1904.
UNION FREE S. D. NO. 1.
_
$5,000r_ Jan 1 1930
4Ms’27 A-O 182,000 _____ 1928-1953 4s ’05 J-J
Water Bonds.
This district (P. O. Endicott) Is In
6,000-Jan 1 ’28-3EJ-38
-_s ’20 July $10,500r__July 1 ’28-’4S TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 ’27-- $214,500 4s ’06 J-J
Broome County.
4s ’06 J-J
5,000____ Jan 1 1936
Total assessed val, 1926
BOND. DEBT May 18 ’27 $35,200
School Bonds.
20.000r-.Jan 1 ’30-’39
(about 98% actual)------- 3,220,119 4.35s’10J-J
4.65s’19Decl $125.000r_ .Due $5,000 Total assess, val. ’26 (25%
4,000r_Augl5 ’27-’31
actual)_________________ 1,204,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $12.70 4 Ms’l l F-A
Dec 1 1942 and $10,000 Dec 1 1943
*This figure includes $1,500 as­
Bridge Bonds.
to 1946.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26j$19.50
4Ms’l l M -N$50,000r.Nov 5 ’27-’41
$4,000. .Dec 1 ’27-'30 Pop’n 1920, 2,09]; 1925.......... 3,044 sumed by the N. Y . Central RR.
4.70s’13 A-O 13,525.57 Oct 15’27-40
.
2.000. .Dec 1 ’31-38
Water Bonds.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
6s 20 . . .
5.000..Dec 1 ’39-’46 Fa y e t t e v i l l e !
3.40s’OOJ-D $12,OOOc.June 1 ’28-’29
Malone Is the county seat.
This village Is In Onondaga Co.
18.000. .Dec 1 '47-49
4 45s 12A-O 7,500r.0ct 25 '27-’32
Road Bonds.
_ ■ „ _
110.000------Dec 1 1950 Incorporated In 1844.
4 Ms
M-SS330 .OOOr.Mch 1 ’28-’60 4Ms’ 13 A-O 18,000____Oct ’27-’32
Fire Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '2 3 -. $451,000
4Ms’12 Apr 21.000r.-ADr 1 ’28-’48 4M sT9 A-O 54.000..Apr 1 ’27-'45
...
$8,000_______________
Tot.assess.val.’22(M act.) 1 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 -s
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 0 ’27 $352,000 4Ms’24 J-D 174,000.-June 1 ’28-45
Highway Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1 000) 1922...$18.00
Population 1922 (est.)..........18,000 5s g ’20 A-O]$25,000.-Apr 15 ’28-’32 Assessed val., real estate..27,525,389 4s Street Improvement.
’09 M-N$16.000r__May 1 ’28-35
316,910
„ 1 2,000------Apr 1 1933 Assessed value, personal..
Other assess, property-----518,384 4.15s’14 J-J 48,265.70July 15’31-43
Water Bonds.
ERIE COUNTY.
5Ms
. . . $34,000................ .......... Total assessed value 1926.28,360,683 4Ms’19 F-A 94.000-.Feb 1 ’28-46
County seat is Buffalo.
5Ms’21
78,000--June
BOND. DEBT M a r l ’2 7 .. $74,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$15.20 4Ms’24 J-D (137,00Or*.June11’28-’41
County Building Bonds.
J-D
’28-53
34,000 Pop’n 1910. 45.717; 1920. 43,541
4 Ms 25
($160,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’34 Water debt (incl.)________
\ 5,000r*-.June 1 1954
INT. on bonds of 1913 at People's
Sinking fund_____________
7,123
L A-O
\ 15,000c_ Oct 1 1935
_
Nat. Bank, Malone; on others at Nat.
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
Assess, val., real estate____1,297,585
Home & Infirmary Bonds.
_
Special franchises________
46,619 City Bk., N. Y ., in N. Y. exchange. 4Ms’16F-A $38,500_ Feb 1928-’40
4s ’24M-8$l,000,000c.Sept 1 ’44-’53 Tot .val ,’26(abt .66% act.) 1,3*65,798
Voting Machine Bonds.
4 Ms 25
( 120,000c—.Oct 1 1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$18.00 FRANKLINVILLE.
6s ’20 M -N $2,000.-May 1 ’28-’29
A-O
\ 630,000c.0ct 1 ’37-’43
This village is in Cattaraugus Co.
School Bonds.
Population. 1910. 1.481; 1920. 1,584
Office & Warehouse Bonds.
4s ’09 A-O $6,000____Apr ’28-’33
Incorporated in 1874.
4 s ’24 M-S $350,000c.Sept 1 ’44-’53 FLORAL PARK!
4Ms’12 A-O 15.000...O ct 1 ’27-’41
Paving Bonds.
Road Bonds.
This village is in Nassau County. 5s T 5 Nov $3,500r— $500 yearly 4.60s’15M-S 17,000-.-Mar ’28-’44
4s ’07 J-D $98,000r_June 1 ’28-’34
5s T 6 June 16,000r_$2,000 yearly 4Ms’22 M-S (334,000-Mar 1 ’28-’47
Incinerator Plant Bonds.
4s g ’08 J-J 160.000r_ July 1 ’28-’34
1 85.000-Mar 1 ’48-51
5s .18 Sept 1,000c_ $500 yearly
_
4s '09 J-D 90,000r.June 1 ’28-’35 4Ms’24 J-J $20,000c.July 1 ’28-’35 5s '22 J-J 37,000--July 1 ’27-’45 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -$ l,351,791
Road Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’10 J-J 101,500r.July 1 ’28-’36 6s ’21 M-S $84.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’47
Sinkingfund____________
2,000
Sewer Bonds.
(See V. 91, p. 167, for maturity.)
4.40s Dec $28,000.$2,000 yly Dec 1 Water debt (incl.)________ 269,500
4Ms’22J-J
95,OO0c.Jan
IMs’ ll A-O 85,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’32 4Ms’26 J-J 95,000--July 1 ’28-’46 BOND. DEBT Mar. 15 ’25 $92,500 Assessed val., real estate-14,421,106
1 ’28-’46
3.95s’16M-N 280,000r*_.............1946
66,350
Assessed val’n, real estate.1,324,010 Assessed val., personal____
Park Bonds.
4Ms’22 F-A f280,000._Feb 1 ’28-’35 4Ms’26 J-J $20,000.-July 1 ’31-’50 Assessed val’n, presonal___
52,350 Other assessable property . 416,620
F "V
. 1 30,000------Feb 1 1936 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $426,000 Other assessable property. .
25,655 Tot. ass’dval. ’27(83%act. 14,904,076
4 Ms 25 A-O 200,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’36 Tot.assess.val.’26(35% act)6,414,313 Tot.ass’d val.’24(60% act.) 1,402,015 Total tax (per $1,000) ’27—
Highway Bonds.
East Side__________________$40.09
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_ $13.38
Tax rate (per $1
4Ms’27J-J$l,125,000r*.Jan 1 ’28-’36 Population 1927 , 000) 1926---$17.40 Population, 1910. 1,568; 1920.-2,015
West Side__________________ 39.45
8,500; 1920, 2,097
I
120,000r*_Jan 1 1937
Borrowing capacity_______ 1,483,773
INT. at Village Treasurer’s office
Improvement'Bonds.
FRANKLINVILLE UNION FREE Pop’n 1910, 10,480; 1920. 13,043
in New York exchange.
4Ms’27 J-J $900,000r*_Jan 1 ’47-’55
INT. on sewer bonds of 1906 and
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
Penitentiary Bonds.
FONDA.
This district (P. O. Franklinville), 1911 at Citizens’ Nat. Bank, Fulton;
4Ms’22 F-A$500,0 0 0 ..Feb 1 ’42-’51
This village is In Montgomery Co. is in Cattaraugus County.
on sewer bonds of 1910, on school
4s ’23 M-N930 OOOc.May 1 ’43-’52 Incorp. 1850. Pop’n 1925. 1,242;
($50,000c. June 1 ’30-’39 bonds of 1922, street bonds of 1924 at
4s ’24 M-S 600.000c-Sept 1 ’44-’53 1920. 1.208.
4Ms’25 J-D 70,000c.June 1 ’40-’49 U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co., N. Y ., on
4Ms’25 A-Ol ,000,000c.0ct 1 ’36-’43
Broadway Paving Bonds.
1.125,OOOc.June 1 '50-’59 street bonds of 1909 at City Chamber
Armory Bonds.
4Ms’26 J-J $10,000--July 1 ’27-’45
Iain’s office.
4s ’07 A-O $50.000r_Apr 1 ’28-’29
Water Bonds.
FRANKLINVILLE UN F. S. D.
Park Bonds.
4s
J-J $4,000r-.July 1 ’28-’31
NO. 1 (C oncluded )—
FULTON COUNTY.
4Ms’25 A-O$200,000c_0ct 1 ’45-’54
Paving Bonds.
County seat is Johnstown.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927. $227,000
4Ms’27 J-J /100,000r*__Jan 1 1956 4s
J-J
$4,800r-July 1 ’28-’33 Totlass’d val. ’26 2-3.act.)_ 1,604,359
Highway Improvement Bonds.
1 70,000r*—Jan 1 1957 5s ’22 ann 30,500--July 1 ’28-’5i
Sch. tax rate (per. 1,000)’26 $27.36 4.35s’ 15F-A $38,000-Feb 10 ’28-’30
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’27.$9,258,000 GEN. BD. DT. May 2 ’27- $55,340 Population (est.)_________
2,250 5s ’21 F-A 65,000-Feg 10 a28-’40
Assess, val. real estate. 1,022,322,120 Water debt (included)_____
6,400
Int. payable at the Union National BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’24. $140,000
Assess, val. personal____ 7,903,050 Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
13,414 Bank, Franklinville.
Total valuation 1924_____ 36,976,358
Tot. assess, val. 1926-SI,266,827,444 Assess, val. real__________ 639,890
Populat’n 1910. 44,534: 1920, 44.927
State & County tax rate (per
Assessed value, personal_
_
10,150 FREDONIA.
INT. at People's Bk..Johnstown.
$1,000) 1927...........................$5.39 Other assessable property.. $21,712
This village Is In Chautauqua Co.
Popul’n 1910, 528.985; 1920, 634,688 Tot.asses.val.25(60% act.). 661.602 Inc. 1829. Population 1910, 5.285: GARDEN CITY!
INT. on 4Ms of 1922 at the Fidel­ Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--S20.00
This village is in Nassau County.
1920. 6.051.
ity Trust Co. Buffalo; on 4s. of 1923
INT. payable at People’s Savings
Water Bonds.
Water Works Bonds.
in New York exchange at the Buffalo Bank, Yonkers, and the Nat. Mo­ 4s ’96 M-S $20,000___ Nov 1 1930 4 Ms’23 J-J $475,000e___Julyl’28’52
Trust Co. and on others at County hawk River Bank, Fonda.
4Ms’24 A-O 69.000-.0ct 1 ’27-’49 4Ms’26 J-J 40,000c.July 1 ’31-’38




J une , 1927.]
GARDEN CITY (C onclud ed).
Sewer System Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-J $370,000c___Julyl'28’52
4Ms’24 M-N 31,500c.May 1 ’28-’34
Village Hall & Fire House Bds.
4Ms’23 J-J $12,500c ...J u ly 1 1928
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms’24M-Nf $6,000c.May 1 ’28-’29
\ 20,000c.May 1 ’28-’31
_
_
3.400r______________
_s
4Ms
...
12,000--------- ------------Garbage Disposal Bonds.
4s '22 . . . $15,250r_____1928-1932
4Ms’26 M-S 25,000c.Sept 1 '27-’46
4Ms’26 M-S 35,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’46
Village Hall Bonds.
4Ms’24 M -N $5,OOOc_May 1 '28-’29
Park Bonds.
4Ms'25 J-J $18,000c.July 1 ’27-’35
Street Bonds.
4K s’25 J-J $30,000c.July 1 '27-35
BD. DEBT Apr 15 ’27...$1,119,800
Water debt (incl.)_______
515,000
Ass’d val. 1926 (1-3 act.).ll,878,507
Tax rate (per $1,000 )1926— $24.00
Population 1920 (Census)____2,420
INT. on coupon bonds at Irving
Bank-Columbia Trust Co., N. Y.
City, or at the Garden City Bank.

NEW Y O R K -C IT IE S AND TOWNS
Water debt______________
150,000
Water sinking fund______
69,095
Assessed value real estate. 18,022.635
Assessed value personal..
111,200
Tot .ass’d val. '25 (82 %act) 18,133,835
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$17.40
INTEREST and principal Is paya­
ble at the Nat. Bank of Commerce.
New York.
GENEVA HIGH SCHOOL DIST.
A district in Ontario County.
4Ms’23 F-AS460,000c.Feb 1 ’28-'63
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 2799.)
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 3 ’27 $460,000
Assess, va. 1926 CM act.).18,800,000
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’26 $10.92

GERMAN FLATTS.
This town is in Herkimer County.
Refunding RR. Bonds.
3Hs
...
$6,000..........1927-1933
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms
...
$8.000_____ 1927-1934
Highway Bonds.
4Ms
...
$1.000........
1927
4Ms’24 M-S 11,000..Mar 1 ’28-’3S
4Ms’27 M -N 54,000.-May 1 ’28-’45
Highway and Bridge Bonds.
4Hs’23 M-S $16,000.-Mar 1 ’27-’42
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1926.
$30,000
GEDDES.
A town (P. O. Solvay) in Onondaga Tot.ass’d val.’26(90%act) 17,845,239
Co. Population in 1910. 5,959; 1920 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$10.80
Pop n 1910, 10,160: 1920, 14,089
7,995INT. on 4Ks of 1923 at the Ilion
Water Bonds.
Nat. Bank in New York exchange.
6s ’21 M-S $24,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’41
Bridge St. Exten. Bonds.
5s ’13 F-A $27,000..Sept 1 '35-’43 GERMAN FLATTS UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
BD. DEBT Apr 14 '2 7 ... $55,000
This district (P.
Water debt (incl.)_______
28,000 Herkimer County. O. Ilion) is in
Assess, debt (add’l)________________ 28,000
Assess, val., real estate___ 11,038,216 4Ms’13 J-J $63,000r..Jan 1 ’28-’48
Assess, val., personal____
None 4.20s’16A’O 32,000r-_Oct 1 ’27-’46
54£s’21 A-O
l,500r._Oct 1 ’27-’29
Total assess, val. ’26 (abt.
4.500r._0ct 1 ’27-’35
71% actual)..................11,038.216 5Ms’21 A-O
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $12.00 4Ms’24 A-Of 150,800c..Oct 1 ’27-’52
1 3,400c_ Oct 1 1953
_
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y ., 4Ms’24 J-J 1104,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’53
on water bonds at Metropolitan
\ 2,000c-..Jan 1 1954
Trust Co., N. Y.
5s. 27 A-O 40,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’30
TOTAL DEBT Jan 31 ’27 $363,200
GEDDES UN. FR. SCH. DIS.NO.2 Total assess, val. 1926___13,004,142
A district (P. O. Solvay) in Onon­ Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $9.40
daga County. Pop. 1919(est.). 7,232. Population in 1926 (est.)_____10,426
INT. at Ilion Nat. Bank.
4Ms’04 J-D $10.000r._Dec 1 ’29-’33
4 « s ’12 A-O 84,000c..Oct 1 ’27-'38
4Ms’1 3 A -0 18,000--0ct 1 ’27-'32 GERMAN FLATTS UN. FR. S. D. 2.
P. O. Mohawk, Herkimer County.
4Ms’ 14 A-O 25,000..Oct 1 ’31-’38
f 12,000r.April 1 ’30-’31 5s ’14 M-N$25,000_Nov 1 ’27-’54
4Hs’22 A -O ] 45,OOOr.April 1 ’32-’36 4Ms’15 M-S 10,000..Dec 1 ’32-’41
. . . 18,000....................... —
! 483.000r. April 1 ’28-’51 --s
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 2 ’27 $627,000 4Ms’ 17 M -N 9,800.-May 1 ’32-’51
Tot .ass’dval. ’26 (75 % act.) 9,984,444 BOND. DEBT April 25 ’26 $65,500
Tax rate (per 31.000) 1926_ $24.83 Tot. ass’d val. ’24(abt.aet.)2,799,423
_
Population (est.) 1926________ 7,500 Sch. taxrateCper $1,000) ’24—$12.86
INT. at Syracuse Trust Co., Met­ Population (est.)______________3,000
INT. at Nat. Mohawk Valley Bk
ropolitan Trust Co. and Chase Nat.
In N. Y . exchange.
Bank, New York.

GLENVILLE UN. F . S. D. NO. 2
This district (P. O. Scotia) is in
Schenectady County.
6s ’15 J-J $32,OOOr____1927-1934
5s ’10 J-J 10,800r______ 1927-’34
5s ’12 J-J
4,800r____ 1927-1932
4Ms’23 J-J ( 18,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’30
j 28,000c..Jan 1 ’31-’34
(210,000c. .Jan 1 ’35-’48
2,000c.. Jan 1 ’28-’29
4Ms’24 J-J ■10,000c..Jan 1 ’30-’34
12,000c. .Jan 1 ’35-’38
44.000c_June 1 ’39-’49
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 ’27- $367,800
Total val. 1926 (abt. 95%
actual)________________ 10,690.225
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--$13.50
Population (est.) 1927_______ 6,238
INT. on 5s of 1905 and 1910 at
Schenectady Trust Co. and all others
in N. Y . exchange.

77
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4 -. $121,609
Water debt (incl.)________
70,500
Assess, val., real estate___ 2,046,950
Assess, val., personal_____
500
Other assess, property____
73,030
Total assess, val. 1923____2,120,480
Tot. tax rate ’23 (per $1,000) - -$16.48
Population, 1910, 2,012; 1920..2.673
GO WANDA UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Gowanda) is in
Cattaraugus County.
School House Bonds.
5s ’21 M-N$60.000—$3,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '26. $63,000
Tot. ass’d val. '25 (75%act)2,010,256
Sch tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$19.71
INT. at the Bank of Gowanda.

GRANVILLE.
GLOVERSVILLE.
This villagei s in Washington Co.
This city is in Fulton County
Incorp. a city Mch. 19 1890, having Inc. 1885. Population, 1910, 3,920;
theretofore formed part of the town 1920, 3,024. Bonds.
Highway
of Johnstown. Pop’n 1910, 20,6s.
5 s ’ 13 Sept $13.000.........1927-1943
1920. 22.075.
5s '14 Sept 10,800r_Sept 7 ’27-’44
Bridge Bonds.
F-A 18,000-Aug 15 ’27-’35
4Ms’13M-N $10.000c_Nov 1 ’27-’36 5.90s
-s ’27 . . . 150,000............. ..............
Local Improvement Bonds.
Water Bonds.
5s ’23 M-S $14,000 ...M a r 1 1928 4Ms
5 s ’24 F-A 111,000— Feb 15 1928 BOND. Jan *20.000r___ 1927-1946
DEBT May 17 ’27 $195,000
110,500..-Feb 15 1929
Water debt, incl__________
20.000
(16,OOOr...Mar 1 1928 Assessed val., real estate..1,381,521
4Ms’25 M-S U5,OOOr...Mar 1 1929 Assessed val., personal____
65,250
14,OOOr...Mar 1 1930
41,270
4K s’26
(24,000 Mar 15 ’28-’29 Assessed value, franchises. .
M-S
(11,000— -Mar 15 1930 Tot ass’d val.'26 (M act.)_l,488,o4o
1926—$22.94
i 3,000— -Mar 15 1931 Village tax (per $1,000) Granville at
INT. payable in
Water Loan.
4 Ms’ 13 J-D $10.000c-June 19 ’28-29 Farmers’ Nat. Bank.
5s ’22 A-O 62,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32
5s ’23 A-O 100,000c..Apr 1 ’33-’40 GREAT NECK ESTATES.
Deficiency Bonds.
This village is in Nassau County.
4Ms’14 J-D $2,000 ...June 11928
Paving Bonds.
Sch. Bldg. Const. (Board Educ.) 6s 21 J-J $16,000c.July 1 28-31
4s ’08 M-S $22,000..Sept 1 ’27-’31 5s ’24 J-J
8,000r*July 1 ’28-’31
4Ms’ 17 J-J 120,000..July 5 ’32-’55 BOND. DEBT Apr 18 ’27- $30,000
Fire Department Bonds.
Assessed val.. real estate_ 2,846,400
_
3Ms’ 13 Aug $25,OOOr...Aug 1 1932 Total assessed val. 1927
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
(33 1-3% actual)_______ 2,846,400
4Ms’17 F-A $5,000___ Feb 1 1928 Village tax (per $1,000) 1926..$U .60
5s’22 M -N 16,200--May 1 ’28-’36 Population in 1926____________ 1,000
Street Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, New
4Ms’27 M-S $18,500r_Mar 15 ’28-’32 Neck, and Great Neck Trust Co.
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’05 M -N $220, O O ...M a y 1 1945
Or
4 Ms’l l M-N 100,000c..May 1 1948 GREAT NECK SCHOOL DIST.
NO. 7.
BD. DEBT May 17 ’2 6 .. $382,000
This district (P. O. Great Neck) is
Assessment debt (add’l ) - .
137,000
Floating debt (add’l)_____
48,600 In the town of North Hempstead,
Water debt (incl.)_______
177,500 Nassau County.
TOTAL DEBT_________
745,100 BD. DEBT May 1 1927— *950,800
Sinking fund____________
8,265 Assessed valuation 1926—17,083,478
Assess, value 1927_______ 22,980,955 School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26115.40
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’27 $26.10
INT. at the Mechanics & Metals
Nat. Bank, N. Y ., or at the City GREECE. is in Monroe County.
This town
GHENT & CHATHAM (TOWNS) Chamberlain’s office.
GENESEO (VILLAGE).
Street Improvement Bonds.
---------UNION FR. SCH. DIST. NO. 1. GOSHEN.
4.40s’26 A-0$320,000-Apr 1 ’28-’41
This village Is in Livingston Co.
P. O. Chatham, Columbia County.
This village is in Orange Countv. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '2 6 -. $713,000
Inc. 1832.
4Ms’14 A-O $69,000r-_Oct 1 ’26-’54 Inc. 1809. Population '25, 2,954 Assessed valuation 1926
7,495,715
Street Bonds.
Population in 1925___________ 6,805
4Ms’ 17 July $2,000.-July 1 ’28-’29 (See V. 100, p. 68, for maturity.) 1920, 2.843.
Road Bonds.
5s ’19 ann'l 8,000--July 1 '28-’35 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1926. $69,000
4Ms’26 . . .
$7,000c.July 1 ’28-’34
5s
J-J
5,000. .July 1 ’28-’32 Total assess, val., 1925—
Ghent..............
973,816
Playground Bonds.
GREENBURGH.
Fire Alarm System Bonds.
$2,000c__Jan 1 ’28-’29
Chatham_______________ 1,078,368 5s _ J-J
This town, incorp. in 1772, is in
5s '21 J-D $2,000..Dec 1 ’27-’28
Tot. tax rate (p. $1,000) ’25
Westchester County and consists of
Fire Equipment Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
Ghent_____________________$14.85 5s
A-O $7,000c—Apr 1 ’28-’34 the villages of Tarrytown, Irvington,
4Ms’23 A-O $23,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’50
Chatham___________________ 18.15 5s ’24 J-D
5,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’31 Dobbs Ferry, Hastings, Ardsley,
5s ’25 J-J
14;OO0c.July 1 ’28-’41
INT. at U. S. M . & Tr. Co., N .Y .
Water Bonds.
Elmsford and the unincorporated part.
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 ’27- $67,000
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms
—
$4,500 ..........1927-1935
Water debt (incluied)___
8,000 GLEN COVE.
4Ms’24 J-J $27,000cJuly 15 ’27-’44
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed value, real estate.2,045,100
This city is in Nassau County. 4Ms F-A
$84,000.Beg Aug. 1 ’21 4Ms’25 J-D 36,000r*June 1 ’28-’45
Assessed value, personal_
_
71,000
Street Paving Bonds.
Road Bonds
Other assessed property_
_
38,916 On Jan. 1 1918 Glen Cove became a
city of the third class and assumed 4Ms’27 J-J $15,000c.July 1 ’28-’37 5s 15 M -N $5.000--Nov 1 ’27-’31
Total assessed value 1926
the bonded indebtedness of the dis­ BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27- $111,500 4Ms’25 J-D
8,000r*Junel5’28-’35
(80% actual)__________ 2,155,016
4.500
Water debt (incl.)________
Grade-Crossing Elimination.
Total tax rate (pot M.) ’26.$19.95 trict it covered which included school
Population 1910, 2,067; 1920, 2,157 and sewer bonds. It also assumed Tot. assess, val. '26 (act.).3,006,624 4Ms’ 15 J-J $12,000— Jan 1 ’28-’39
22.6% of the bonded indebtedness of Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $15.43
Water Dist. Bonds.
the Town of Oyster Bay, of which it
INT. payable at Goshen Nat. Bk. 6s ’21 J-J $12,000..July 1 ’28-’40
GENEVA.
was formerly a part. This included
4.20s’27 J-J 200,000--Jan 1 ’31-’47
This city is In Ontario County. the Oak Neck Beach Pavilion bonds, GOSHENUN.FR. SCH.DIS. NO. 8.
Sewer District Bonds.
Inc. Jan. 1 ’98. Population, 1910. the Jerusalem Ave. improvement
Thi district is In Orange County. 6s ’21 J-J $13,000.-July 1 ’28-’36
12,446; 1920, 14,648.
(both of which have matured) bonds 4Ms 10 (-D $12.000c___J’nel5’28-’30 4Ms’26
( 35.000c.May 1 ’31-’35
Impt. Bonds.
and the Jones Institute bonds.
4Ms’25 M -N 6,O O Nbv 1 ’30-’35
O r*
M -N
( 40.000c.May 1 ’36-’40
4 Jis’16 s-an $20,500..........1927-1936
Fire Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT June 15 '27 $18,000
1.135,000c.May 1 ’41-’55
20,000....................1935 4Ms’24 J-D $74,000r*June 1 ’27-’64 Total assessed value 1927.-3,421,831 4Ms’26 M-S 175,000-..Sept ’31-’55
2 3 .4 5 1 .. . ..........1936
Sewer Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927—$11.12
Judgment Bonds.
5Ms’21 . . .
18.000. -Apr 1 ’27-’36 5s ’21 J-D $225,000c. .June ’27-71 Population in 1925 (est.)______3,500 4.40s’23J-D $97,000r*.Dec 1 ’27-43
5Ms’21 . . .
10 000--Oct 1 ’27-’30 4Ms’12 M-S
91.000.Sept 3 ’27-’39
INT. at Goshen National Bank.
Voting Machine Bonds.
4H s’24 . . .
3 7.5 0 0 .. . Oct 1 ’27-’33
4Ms’25 A-O/258,000c.Oct 1 !27-’69
5Ms’18 . . . $13,000......... ..............
4Ms’26 J-J 35.000. -Apr 1 ’28-’45
1 42,000c.Oct 1 S70-’75 GOUVERNEUR.
4Ms’24 J-J /68,000r*July 15’27-’48
4Ms’26 A-O 36,000--Oct 1 ’27-’35
Oyster Bay S. D. No. 5 Bonds.
This village is in St. Lawrence
\ 7,OOOr*.July 15 1949
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 2859) 4s ’91 F-A $6,000c...Feb ’28-’41 Co. Inc. Sept. 1868.
Refunding Bonds.
4H s’24 . . . $42,000..Apr 1 ’28-’41 4s ’93 A-O
7,000c..Oct 1 ’27-’40
4Ms’14 . . . $89.000_______________
Public Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’06 M -N 8,000c.May 1 ’28-’31 4Ms’24 F-A l$3,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’29 4MsT3 A-O 17,000------- 1927-1943
5s ’ 14 . . .
$2,000--------1927-1930 4Ms’ l l J-J 40,OOOr. July 20 ’27-’46
Refunding Bonds.
134,000c. Aug 1 ’30-’46
5s
10,000----------------1932 4s ’07 M -N 2,000c._.M ay 1 1931
Building Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-D $15,000r*Dec 1 ’28-’42
4tfs’23 . . .
9,000.. Apr 1 ’28-’33 BOND. DEBT Apr 13 ’27 $757,760 4Ms
. . . $15,000_______________
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4 46s’24 . . .
20,O O
O r Apr 1 1934 School debt (add’l)_______
69,500
♦Lighting Plant Bonds.
4s ’05 M-N$57,500......... 1927-1933
4Ms’26 A-O 13,000c. Apr 1 *28-’40 Assessed val., real est_10,613,470
4Ms’25 J-J $90,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’45 4 s ’06 F-A
12.000—A u g l ’27-’32
4.000- Apr 15 ’28-’29 Assessed val., personal_ 272,300
Preston Lot Bonds.
4Ms’l l F-A
66.000r.Feb 1 ’28-'38
4 ^ s ’26 A-O 16,000-Apr 15 ‘30-’31 Other assessable property.. 188,351 5s
...
$3,000. .Aug 1 ’27-’29 5s T5 . . .
5,000-..N o v ’27-’31
3.000- Apr 15 ’32-’34Total assess, val. 1925_ 11,074,121
_
Water-Works Refund. Bonds.
5 Ks'19 . . .
14,000.—May ’28-’41
127,000.Apr 15 ’35-’37 Tax rate (per $1,000)1926____ $47.90 4Ms’10 J-J 810.000c.Juiy 1 '28-’32 5s ’22 M-S ( 18,000r_8ept 1 ’27-’32
Special Appropriation Bonds.
Population in 1925__________ 10,800 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’24. $31,000
\ 2,OOOr...Sept 1 1933
4Ms’12 A-O $24.000c____ 1927-1929
Water debt (included)____
19,000 4Ms’25 J-D 92,OOOr*June 1 ’28-’50
4 Ms
A-O
9 .0 0 0 ... Apr 1 ’28-’36 GLENS FALLS!
Assessed val., real________ 2.400,350
Fairview Water District.
Public Impt. Bonds.
This city is in Warren County. Other assessable property. 104,786 4Ms’25 A-O($236,600cApr 15’28-’43
4MsT2 A-O $3,000c____ 1928-1932 Inc. 1839. Population 1910, 15,243 Total val. ’26 (50% actual) 2.505,136
\ 12,000c. Apr 15 1944
Street Bonds.
1920, 16,638.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923_ $14.82
_
Hartsdale Water Bonds.
4s ’09 A-O $5,267r ..A pr l ’28-’29
Judgment Funding Bonds.
Pop’n 1910. 4.128; 1920. 4,143.
4.40s’12F-A $7,840--Aug 1 ’27-’31
-s ’09-’ 1 0.- 2 5 ,0 0 0 .................1933 5s
M -N$12,500...M ay 31 1933
INT. on bonds marked (*) at First 4.10s’25A-O 135,000r*Apr 1 ’30-’44
Fire-Department Bonds.
Bridge Construction Bonds.
Nat. Bank, Gouverneur, or Chase 4Ms’26 J-J 76,000-.July 1 ’28-’46
5s ’15 A-O $7,000..Apr 1 ’28-’34 4Ms’14 M-N$45,000..M ay 1 ’34-’37 Nat. Bank, N. Y . City; on 4 Ms at
Hartsdale Fire Bonds.
4K s’23 . . .
12,000--........... ..1932
Sewer Bonds.
Hanover Nat. Bank, New York.
($18,000-Apr 27 ’28-’30
Park Bonds.
4Ms’23 F-A $25.000____Aug 1 1938
4Ms’25A-Oj 21,000.Apr 2 7 ’31-’33
5s ’15 A-O
$560. .Apr 1 ’28-’34 4Ms’23 F-A 125,000..Aug 1 ’39-’43 GOUVERNEUR U. F. S. D. NO. 1.
l 16,000-Apr 27 ’34-’35
Lake Front Bonds.
(50,000.-Aug 1 ’44-’45
This district (P. O. Gouverneur)
Hartsdale Sewer Dist. Bonds.
4Ms’12 . . .
$3,500 _____1927-1932 4Ms’24 F-A 25,000____ Aug 1 1946 Is in St. Lawrence County
4.30sg'22 F-A147,000r*-Aug 1 ’27-’55
City-Hall Bonds.
135,000____ Aug 1 1947 4.60s’19J-J /$20,000 _____ 1928-1937 4Ms’25M-N15 10,000c*Nov 15’30-39
5s ’13 A-O $28,000.......... 1927-1933 4Hs’25 F-A 40,000____ Aug 1 1950
1 1,000-----------------1938 4Ms’26 M-S 79,000— Sept ’31-’56
Water Bonds.
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-J 47,000c. .Jan 1 ’28-’50
Elmsford Drainage Bonds.
4Ms’ l l A-O $36,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’31 4Ms’ 12 F-A $24.000.Aug31’27-’28 BOND. DEBT Apr 1926— $21,000 4Ms’09 A-O $ 2 1 ,0 00 ...Oct 6 ’27-’33
4 Ms’l l A-O 11,500..................1928
Village Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1926___2,450,509 4.85s'10A-O 2,500
Oct 6 ’27-’31
Paving Bonds.
3Ms’00J-D $31,200c Y ’ly to J’ne’29 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26.$21.60 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '27.$2,093,250
4Ms’22 A-O $44,000______________
Park Bonds.
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 5,000 Other indebtedness, tem­
4Ms’22 A-O 34.500_______________ 4Ms’17 F-A $66,000.Aug 15 ’27-’34
porary certificates_____
73,449
Playground Bonds.
TOT. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4 - .. $334,650 GOWANDA.
Water debt (incl.)_______
701,000
4Ms’25 A-O $11,OOOr.Apr 1 ’27-’37 Assess, val., real estate—14,787,136
This village is in Cattaraugus Co. Assess, val. '26 assess, roll.79,877,331
Bridge Bonds.
Assess, val., spec, fran__
349,300
Water Bonds.
Poo’n 1925, 30,534; 1920, 23,881
4Ms’25 F-A $16,000c_Aug 1 ’27-’34, Total assess, val. 1925__ 15,136,436
6s ’20 s-a $62.000..........1927-1938
INT. on bonds of 1921, 5s of 1922
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 ’26. $763,350 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’22 $45.99
Paving Bonds.
and 1924 bonds at the Tarrytown
Assess, debt (incl.)______
192,3501 INTEREST payable In Glens Falls 5s
. . . $34.423.70................— National Bank. Tarrytown.




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GR EE N BU R G H -G R E EN VILLE
Park Bonds.
Assessed val. 1926------------7,967,690
Highway Bonds.
5s
J-J $12,000 ______1927-1934
$35,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’34
SEWER DISTRICT.
(Assessment 80% actual value.)
80,000c.Apr 1 ’35-’42 School tax (per $1,000) 1926-.$14.13
Qrade=Crossing Elim. Bonds.
This district (P. O. Tarrytown) is
F-A $9,000______ 1927-1935
140,000c. Apr 1 ’43-’49 Population in 1926 (est.)______ 5,200 4 H s
in Westchester County.
125,000c.Apr 1 ’50-’54
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bk.. N. Y . 4 Ms F-A 20,000 ______ 1936-1945
Sewer Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’26 M-S$175,000r*Sept 1 ’31-’55
>T Apr 6 ’27- $601,000
J-J $15,000 ...........1927-1936
4Ms’26M-N 210,000c..Sept 1 1956 Assess, val., real________ 19,093,041
HAMBURG (TOWN) UN. FREE 5s
6s _ J-J 98,000______ 1927-1950
SCH. DIST. NO. 13.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7-- $385,000 Assessed value, personal - _ 104,000
Total assessed value, 1926 19,197.041
Highway Bonds.
This district (P. O. Lackawanna)
4.35s’25M-N$ 95,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’45
G R E E N BU R G H -G R E EN VILLE Total tax rate per $1,000) ’26-$38‘71 Is in Erie County.
WATER DISTRICT.
Popul’n 1925. 28,207; 1920, 25.796 5s T9 JJ $30,000.-July 1 ’23-’39 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -. $353,000
6,500
This district (P. O. Tarrytown) is
INT. at County Treasurer’s office. BOND. DEBT Apr 18 ’24--$51,000 Floating debt------------------in Westchester County,
Total assess, val. 1923____1,495,000 Assess, val. ’26 (70% act.)-9,350,469
GREENPORT.
k Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923..$12.00 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $12.50
This village is in Suffolk County.
4.20s’27 J-JJ$20,000-- Jan 1 ’31-32
INT. at First Nat. Bank, HastHAMILTON.
1180,000--Jan 1 ’33-’47 Incorporated 1838.
iugs-on-Hudson.
This village Is inMadison County.
Electric Light Bonds.
BOND. DEBT 1927_____$2,101,250
Assessed valuation 1925.-60,541,588 4-30s'22 J-J $24,000.-July 1 ’28-’43 Incorporated 1816; re-incorporated
HAVERSTRAW.
Sewer Bonds.
Nov. 30 1900.
This village is in Rockland Cour , y .
Refunding Water Bonds.
G R E E N B U R G H -H A R T S D A L E 4 ^ s ’25 M-N$25,000c.May 1 ’28-’51
Fire bonds________________
22,500 4 Jis’24 A-O $l4,OOOc.Oct 15 ’27-’28 Inc. 1854. Population 1910. 5,669;
SEWER DISTRICT.
1920, 5,226.
Road bonds______________
54,000
Electric Light Bonds.
This district (P. O. Tarrytown) is BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $116,500 5Ms’20 M-S $20.000c Sept 15 ’27-’36
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
in Westchester County.
10.500 51£s'20 M-S 18.000c Septl5 ’27-’35 5 s ’25 M-S $8,000 _____ 1927-1930
Water debt (included)____
Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 M-SJ$75,OOOr*Sept 1 ’31-’55 Assessed val. real_________ 1,842,450 BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’2 7 .. $52,000 4.12s’09M-S $27,000—Sept 1 ’27-’37
14 000
Assess, val. personal______
47,800 Water debt included)_____
1 9,000r*__Sept 1 1956 Other assessable property_
Street Improvement Bonds.
13,395
assessed value 1926BONDED DEBT_______________ (£) Tot.ass’d val.’26(65%act.).1,903,645 Total tax rate (per $1,000) -1 367,830 5s
- - - $27.000_______________
Total
’26-S44.20
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.
$20.80 Population 1920. 1.505; 1925.1,668 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4 -. $60,000
GREENBURGH SCH. D. NO. 6. Population 1910, 3,089; 1920, 3,122
INT. on refund, bonds at Nat. Tot.ass’d val.’23(80%act.).2,531.955
Total tax (per $1,000) 1922.—$19.55
This district (P. O. Scarsdale) Is in
Hamilton Bank, Hamilton.
Westchester County.
GREENWICH (VILLAGE).
INT. at People’s Bk., Haverstraw
5Ms’ l l A-O $8,500____$500 yearly
This village is in Washington Co. HAMILTON COUNTY.
4Hs’22 J-J15 60,000-July 15 ’28-’42 Incorporated in 1809.
Lake Pleasant is the county seat. HAVERSTRAW UNION FREE
BOND. DEBT Apr 20 ’27- $68,500
Fire Department Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Total assess, val. 1926____6,408,605
— - $10.000......... .................. 5s ’24 . . . $75,000.-Jan 1 ’34-’48
This district is in Rockland Co.
School tax (per $1,000) ’26_____$8.79
5s ’25 J-J 90.000—-Jan 1 ’28-’45 5s TO J-D 88.250-r-Y’ly on Dec 1
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’ 16 J-J *2,500r_July 1 ’28-’32 5s ’27 J-J
70,000.-Jan 1 ’37-’50 BOND. DEBT May 27 ’27.
$8,250
Funding Bonds.
GREENBURGH (TOWN) UNION 434s’ 16 J-J 19.000-.July 1 ’28-’46
valuation 1926___3,057,231
12 OOOr.July 1 ’28'39 5s TO J-D $89,000c. June 1 28-’40 Assessed (per $1,000) 1926------ $26.60
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1. 434s’22 J-J
Tax rate
This district (P. O. Tarrytown) is BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1926 $41,650 BOND. DEBT May ’2 7 .. $334,000 INT. at Peoples’ Bank. Haverstraw.
Assessed val., real________ 1,215,520 Total assess, val. 1926------ 7,992,380
in Westchester County.
(Assessment at 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$22.80
5s ’18 J-J $6,000--Jan 1 ’28-’33
_
59,020 Population in 1925____________4,242 HAVERSTRAW(T.) UNION FREE
6s ’20 M -N 72,000--May 1 ’28-’45 Assessed val., personal_
INTEREST at Northville Bank
_
74,413
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
43^s’23 A-O 420,000-.Oct 1 ’27-’54 Other assess, property_
This district (P. O. Garnersville) is
4Ms’24 A-O 140,000--0ct 1 ’27-’54 Total assessed val. 1926-- 1,348,953 in New York exchange.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--$13.75
in Rockland County.
School Bonds.
4>^s’22 J-D $42,000c* June 1 ’28-’49
4Hs’23 A-O$133,500r*-.Oct 1 ’27-54 Pop’n 1910. 2,314; 1920______ 2.384 HANCOCK,
This town is in Delaware County. BOND. DEBT June 1 1927--$44,000
iN T . on bonds of 1922 at the
4Ms’24 A-O 144,000r*- -Oct 1 ’27-54
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Total assessed value 1926— 705,998
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $638,000 First National Bank, Greenwich, and
Total assess value 1926.-11,027,500 on others at First National Bank. 4Ms’22 F-A $14,000..Feb 1 ’28-’32 School tax rate(per $1,000) ’26,$22.66
BOND. DEBT May 20 ’27. $19,000 Population (estimated)_______ 6,000
INT. on bonds of 1926 and 1924 at Greenwich, in New York exchange.
Total assessed value 1926 —5,764,033
IN T. at National Bank of Haver­
Tarrytown Nat. Bank, Tarrytown.
Town taxrate(per $1,000)’26-$14.23 straw.
GROTON.
This village is in Tompkins Co. Population 1910, 5,191; 1920, 4,122
GREENBURGH UNION FREE
First incorp. in 1860, then again later
HEMPSTEAD, TOWN.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
HARRIETSTOWN.
in 1870.
Hempstead (inc. April 17 1784) is
4Ms’10 J-J $100,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’47
This town (P. O. Saranac Lake) now In Nassau Co., but was formerly
4Ms’25 J-J 48,000c-Jan 1 ’28-’43 6s Water Bonds.
is in Franklin County.
’20 M -N$69,000c.May 1 ’28-'50
in Queens Co., then including Far
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’27- $148,000
Electric Light Bonds.
Hall Bonds.
Ass’d val. ’26 (60% act.).12,062,852 434s’12 A-O $l,500r___$300 yearly 5s TownM S $320,000-Mar 1 ’28 ’47 Foekaway, Hempstead, Inwood,
’27
Lawrence, Rockaway Beach and Ce­
School tax (per $1,000) 19 26--.f9.24
Highway
Mar 1 ’27-- $348,000
INT. payable at Irvington Nat. 4.40s’ 14J-J Impt. Bonds. yearly BOND. DEBTval. 1927— 8,000,000 darhurst villages. It now includes
$4,000r_.,$500
Total assessed
villages of Rockville Center, Free­
Bank of Irvington, in N. Y . exchange 5s '17 M-S
3,500-Mar 15 ’28-’41 Population 1927 (estimated)— 7,500 port, Lynbrook, Hempstead, Floral
BOND. DEBT May 1 '27- $78,000
Park, Garden City, Bellrose, Valley
GREENBURGH (TOWN) UNION Floating debt (add’l)______
1,969 HARRIETTSTO WN UNION FREE Stream, Malvern, Jamaica Square,
L FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 3.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
Water debt (included)______ 69,000
East Rockaway, Woodsburgh, Law­
* This district (P. O. Dobbs Ferry) Assess, val. real estate____ 1,630.280
This district (P. O. Saranac Lake) rence, Cedarhurst, Island Park
is in Westchester County.
Assess, val. personal________ 4,000 Is in Franklin County.
and Hewlett Point, as well as
Building Bonds.
4Ms’23 A-O$360,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’63 communities like Baldwin, Roose­
Other assess, property_____________ 6.156
4s ’09 J-D $5,000c____1927-1928 Total assess, val. 1926------ 1,640,436 4Hs’09 . . .
18,000r_Apr 1 ’27-’44 velt, Oceanside, Bellmore and Wan5 Jis’21 M-N/40,000r.Nov. 1 ’29-'38 Tax rate (per$l,000) 1926____$11.04 5s T3 —
15.000r-Sept 1 ’27-’41
1898
UO.OOOr.Nov. 1 ’39-’40 Pop’n, 1910, 1,260; 1920______ 2,235 4Ms’24 A-O 185,000c.Apr 1 ’2S-’64 taugh. On Jan. 1 lying that por­
tion of the town
“westerly
4Hs’26 A-O J 3,O O
O r Apr 1 1941
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Groton. 4K s’25 J-J 46,000r.-Jan 1 ’28-’50 of a straight line drawn from the
\55, OOOr-Apr 1 ’42-’52
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $624,000 southeasterly point of the town of
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 ’27. $118,000 GROTON (TOWN) UNION FREE Tot. ass’d val. ’26(1-3 act.) .7,796,338 Flushing through the middle of the
Total assessed val. 1926— 8,405,509
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’26 $19.50 channel between Rockaway Beach
SCH. DIST. NO. 8.
Sell, tax rate (per $1,000) ’26- .$10.35
This district (P. O. Groton) is in Population in 1926 (est.)______ 7,000 and Shelter Island, in the CouDty of
Population in 1926___________ 5,020 Tompkins County.
Queens, to the Atlantic Ocean,” be­
INT. at the Dobbs Ferry Bank.
$3,O O
O r___ Dec 1 1927
HARRISON.
came part of New York City, under
This town is in Westchester Co.
40,000r_.Dec 1 ’28-’37
the Greater New York Charter.
Sewer Improvement Bonds.
20,O
OOr. .Dec 1 ’38-’41
GREENBURGH UN.FR.DIS.N0.4.
This boundary was changed by the
_
5,500r_ Dec 1 1942 5s ’22 M -N $75,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’52 Legislature in April 1899, and the
4J4s'll J-J $26,000r__Jan 1 ’28-’40 5s 19 J-D
14,000r_.Dec 1 ’43-’44 4Hs’ 13 - - - 197.500_______________ new boundary is that portion of the
4s ’01 J-D 26.000_____ 1927-1939
16,000r_.Dec 1 ’45-’46 4Ms’ 15 - - 20,000---------------------- old town of Hempstead “bounded on
5s ’23 M-S /42,OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-’48
18,OOOr..Dec 1 ’47-’48 4Ms’22 s-an 62.OOOc.Dec 1 ’27-’57 the east and north by the east and
1 l,000r_ Mar 1 1949
_
— ---------10.000r.-.Dec 1 1949 4.60s’23M-S 36.000c.8ept 1 *27-’38 north bounds of the former village
4Hs’25 J-D 320,000c*Dec 1 ’27-’58
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $415,000 6s '21 M-N 38,000r_May 1 ’28-’51 4.30s’24 J-D 2O.60Oc.Dec 1 ’27-’46 of Far Rockaway, and on the east
Assess. val’n’26(80% act.)12,086.920 BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $164,500 6s ’25 A-O 93,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’58 by a line drawn due north from the
School tax (per $1,000) 1926._$15.04 Tot.ass’d val.’26(85%act.).1,710,636 4Ms’26 J-D 240,000r*Dec 1 ’31-’70 northwest corner of said village to
Population 1926 (est.)________ 6,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$19.60 4Ms’26 J-D 7 3,118r*._Dec 1 1927 the south line of the Town of
\40,000r*Dec 1 ’28-’37 Jamaica, as it existed on the thirtyINT. on 4s at the Dobbs Ferry Population in 1925 (est.)______ 2,500
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Groton, 4Ms’26 J-D J 1,000____Dec 1 1927 first day of December 1897.” The
Bank, Dobbs Ferry, on others at
134,000.-Dec 1 ’28-’44 bonds given below are those re­
First Nat. Bank of Hastings-on- in New York exchange.
Highway Bonds.
Hudson in N . Y . exchange.
maining as a debt against the town
HAGUE AND TICONDEROGA 4Ms’07 J-D $60,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’36 after assigning to New York City the
CENTRAL SCH. DIST. NO. 1. 4Ms’09 —- 90, OOOr____1927-1944 portion belonging to it according to a
GREENBURGH UNION FREE
4Ms’23 A-O 39,000.-Apr 1 ’28-*40 decision of the Supreme Court of the
This district (P. O. Hague) is in
to SCH. DIST. NO. 5.
4M>s’24 . . . 105,500------------------District
Albany
This district (P. O. Ardsley) is in Warren County.
4Ms’25 J-J 95,000c.July 1 ’28-’45 Third9 Judicial See V. 69, at 1357.
School Bonds1899.
p.
Westchester County.
4Ms’25 M -N 95.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’50 Dec.
Almshouse Bonds.
$6,000c.July 1 ’29-’34 5s ’26 F-A/$10,000c_Aug 1 ’27-’36 4Ms’25 M -N 62,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’41
t 40,000c _A u g 1 ’37-’56
4K s’25 M-N148,OOOr* May 1 ’28-’35
15.000c.July 1 ’35-’39
4Ms’26 J-D 26,000r*Dec 1 ’27-’39
Uniondale Fire District.
24.000c.July 1 ’40-’45 Assess, val. (50% a c t u a l) .. $876,943
434s’25 J-J
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’24 J-J $15,00Oc.July 2 ’28-’30
40,000c.july 1 ’46-’50 BONDED DEBT________ $50,000 6s’19 - . $ 6 ,5 0 0 --..................
Ocean Side Fire District.
[50,000c_july 1 ’51-’55 School tax (per $1,000) ’27____ $0,014 5s’21
...
6,600............ ...........
4Ms’25 A-O $20,000--Apr 1 ’28-’35
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 ’27. $177,000 Population in 1925 (est.)________ 750
Water District bonds.
Franklin Sq. Water Dist. Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1926_ 2,993,500
_
5s’14 . . .
$6.000-----------------1944 4Ms’23 A-0$100,000--Apr 1 ’28-’43
School tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$18.53 HALFMOON AND STILLWATER
454» 10
12.000----- $3,000 yly.
Woodmere Fire District Bonds.
Population (estimated)-----------1,800
(TOWNS) UNION FREE SCH. 5s T7
“
“
6,000 ...................................................................
f$10.000r*Sept 1 ’27-’28
INT. Dobbs Ferry Bank.
DIST. NO. 10.
3.000____________
5s T9 - - 5s ’24 M-S \ 6,000r*--Sept 1 1929
P. O. address Mechanicsville.
7,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’33
4.60s’23A-O
(40,000r*Sept 1 ’30-’34
4s ’98 J-D $12,OOOr.($1,000 J-D) 4Ms’25 A-O 24,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’34
.
GREENB’H U. F. S. D. NO. S.
Street Bonds.
Town House Bonds.
This district (P. O. White Plains) 4Hs’13 J-D 95,000-- ($5,000 yly.)
4Ms’20 J-J 192.000___ $8,000 yrly 5s ’22 M-N$30,OOOr.May 1’28-’37 4.15s’2 5 ---- $95,000r-July 1 ’27-’45
Is in Westchester County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 $148,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $464,000
Fire Equipment Bonds.
School Bonds.
Assess, val. real estate-. 141,863,061
5s ’19 M-N»48,000c.May 1 ’28-’39 Tot. ass’d val.‘26ireal est.)7,185,697 4.60s’23A-O $3,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’28 Assess, val. personal_____
71,950
(Assessment 2-3 actual)
4Ms’26 J-D
5,000r*Dec 1 *27-’31 Special franchises_______ 1,356,656
434s’23 M -N 42.200r-May 1 ’28-’53
Tax rate (per $1,000 1926
$19.70
Fire House Bonds.
4)4s’24 M -N (30,000-- Nov l ’27-’53
assess,
4Ms’22M-N $13,OOOr.Nov 1 ’27-’47 Total tax (perval. 1926-.143,291,667
\ 1,166.86-Nov 1 1954 Population in 1920 (est)____ 10.000
Total
$1,000) 1926-—$21.30
TOTAL DEBT Apr 29 ’27- $127,970
Sidewalk Bonds.
$3,989r*.-Dec 1 1927 Pop’n 1910, 44,297; ’20........... 70,397
Sinking fund______________
1,200 HAMBURG.
INT. on almshouse bonds at Town
4,OOOr*..Dec 1 1928
Total assessed valuation
4Ms’26 J-D
This town Is In Erie County.
T5,000r*-Dec ’29-’31 Clerk’s office; and on 4 Ms of 1923 at
1926 (aboutr
;40% act.)-.4,374,262
Judgment Bonds.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$18.04 5s ’ 19 J-J $25,000..Jan 1 ’28-’38 BOND. DEBT Apr 30 ’26 $1,335,800 the Town Supervisor’s office.
This town has an invested fund of
Assessment debt (incl.)___
25,744
INT. at the County Trust Co
Highway Improvement Bonds.
70,500 $500,000 on bonds and mortgages at
White Plains.
_s
...
$2,400_______________ Water debt (incl.)----------TOTAL DEBT Apr 5 ’27- $124,500 Assessed val., real estate_-18,037,390 6% from the sale of town lands.
Ass’d val., pers’l________
35,000
Assess, val. real estate____22,831,185
GREENE COUNTY.
236,964
Catskill is the county seat.
Assess, val. personal_____
20,000 Assessed val., franchises_
Assess, val spl. franchises.
740,738 Total assessed val. 1925.-18,309,354 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH
Court House & Jail Bonds.
DIST.
4s ’10 F-A $21,000c-Feb 1 ’29-’31 Tot. ass’d val. ’26_______ 27,499,138 Total tax (per $1,000) 1925-—$12.01 4.33s’ l l A -0NO. 1.
’27-’31
4s ’l l F-A 10,000c_ Feb 1 1933 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927--S7.01 Population 1910 , 4,226: 1920, 5.006 3.99s’09J-D $13 750---Oct 12 ’27-’31
_
8.500r_Dec
INT. at Rye Nat. Bank of Rye 4.33s’ llF -A
Population 1910. 6,059: 1920, 8,656
Refunding Bonds.
3,125--Aug 1 ’27-’31
4s ’l l F-A $10,000c
Feb 1 1932
IN T. on bonds of 1924 at N. Y. and Mamaroneck Nat. Bank.
4Ms’18 M-S 10,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’28
Trust Co., N. Y ., or at Bank of
Road Bonds.
5s T8 M-S 10,000c*.Sept 1 '27-’28
HASTINGS ON HUDSON.
4s ’l l F-A $5,000c___Feb 1 1934 Hamburg, Hamburg.
J-J 240,000c*.Jan
This village is in Westchester Co. 5Ms’20 M-S 270 000c*Mar 1 ’28-’51
4s ’12 F-A 52.500e_Feb 1 ’34-’39
1 ’28-’54
Inc. 1879. Population 1920. 5,526; 6s ’21 J-J 300,OOOr* July 1 ’31-’50
UNION
4s '15 M-S 17.500c.Mar 1 ’39-’41 HAMBURG (T O W N )
5 s ’25
1925, 6,311.
FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
4s ’16 M-S (5,500c_ Mar 1 1941
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27 $850,625
Sewer Bonds.
17,000c— Mar 1 1942
This district is in Erie County
1Q
97-1 qqi; 1
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (1-4 act.) 12.478,531
J-J $16,5005s ’19 M -N 20,000c____ 1927-1930 4 34s’10 J-J $2O,O0Or_.Jan 1 ’28-’39 4Ms
iqoLiqoq Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_$22.70
5s ’19 M-S
9,500c.Mar 1 ’31-’ 32 5s ’24 A-O 319,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’54 5s T3 J-J 20,000 .
-raoo i v o v population in 1925 (est.).........15,000
Street Bonds
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 3107.)
53^s’23 M -N( 5,000c— .M ay 1 1928
\ 6,000c___May 1 1929 5s ’25 A-O 40,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’34 5s T3 J-J $11,100--July 1 ’28-'36 [ INT. at Second National Bank,
5Ms’23 M -N 45.000c.May 1 ’30-’38 BOND. DEBT Apr 10 ’27- $377,400 4.20s’27 M -N 80,000--M ayl ’28-’47 Hempstead.




1

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HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 2.
P. O. Hempstead.
5s ’23 J-J $112,000c*-July 1 ’28-’45
4 A s ’ 24 J-J
38,000c*-Jan 1 ’28-’46
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’25- $160,000
Total assess, val. 1924----- 3,068,380
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $12.00
HEMPSTEAD COM. S. D. NO. 3
This district (P. O. East Meadows
R. F. D. No. 1, Hempstead) is in
Nassau County.
School Bonds.
($20,000r*Aug 15 '27 ’36
4 V£s’26
\ 80,000r*Aug 15 ’37 ’52
F A15 l 40,OOOr*Aug 15 ’53 ’56
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27--$187,000
Assessed valuation 1926— 2,221,930
School tax (per $1,000)--------- $16.10
Population 1927 (est.)---------------- 700
HEMPSTEAD UN. FR. S. D. NO. 8.
4V*s’15 J-J $30,000.--Jan 1 ’28-’42
BOND. DEBT Apr. 25 ’21-$40,500
Total assess, val. 1923------ 1.702,315
School tax (per $1,000) ’23---$24.00
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Freeport.
In New York exchange.

NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
4J$s’ 12 M-N 75.000r.Sept 1 ’27-’41
4Ms’19 J-D/158,500r.Dec 15 ’27-’48
l 4,500r..Dec 15 1949
6s ’20 J-D 95,000r.Dec 15 ’27-48
4 A s ’22 J-J J350,000r-July 1 ’28-'50
_
1 8,000r_ July 1 1951
4 J^s’26 J-J f 40,000r*.July 1 ’29-’36
1200,000r*. July 1 ’37-’56
4H s’26 J-J (110,000r*_July 1 ’28-’49
1 70,000r*.July 1 ’50-’56
( 5,000r*. .July 1 1928
4Ms’26 J-J ( 50,OOOr*-July 1 ’29-’33
345,000r*. July 1 ’34-’56
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '27 $1,586,500
26,73 <
Sinking fund____________
Assessed value 1926_____ 17,166,349
School tax (per $l,000)'26-’27 $24.10
Population in 1926 (est.)_____20,000
INT. on first issue payable at the
Riverhead Sav. Bank; on 4Hs of 1922
at Bank of Lawrence; on others at
U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co.. N. Y .

HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE S. D.
NO. 16.
P. O. Elmont R. F. D. No. 2.
4 A s ’ 24 M-N$40,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’34
4Ms’24 M -N 85.000c.Nov 1 ’35-’51
43^s’25 J-D 46,000c_June 1 ’28-’50
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH. TOT. BD. DT. July 1926. $253,000
Assessed valuation 1926___4,383,839
DIST. NO. 9. P. O. Freeport.
4s ’07 J-J
$9,775r. Jan 1 ’28-’34 Population (estimated)_______ 5,000
4.10s’09J-J
26,000--Jan 1 ’28-’54
4 14s’13 J-J
69,000--Jan 1 ’ 29P
-’46 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 17.
4Hs’13 J-J
2,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’29
This district is in Nassau County.
4K s’22 J-J
30.000--Jan 1 ’28-’33
($24,000--Mar 1 ’30-’35
4Hs’22 J-J 258,000r*_-Jan 1 '28-53
30,000--Mar 1 '36-’41
4 A s ’ 22 J-J 258,000r*--Jan 1 '28-53 4Hs’26M-S
( 96,000.-Mar 1 ’42-’53
4 A s ' 2 4 J-J (100,000--Jan 1 ’35-’54
1 20,000--Jan 1 '35-’44 4Ms’26 M-S 20,OOOr*_Mar 1 ’34-’53
4.20s '27 J-J 35,000r*______1928-45 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’26-- $172,000
4.20s’27 J-J 40,000r*---------1928-47 Total assess, val. 1925____ 1,700,173
4.20s ’27 J-J 37,500r*---------1928-45 School tax (per $1,000) '25-.$19.80
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27- $730,075 Population (estimated)_______ 1,600
Tot.ass’d val.’25(1-3 act.) 14,009,942
Total tax rabe(per $1,000) ’26-S24.10 HEMPSTEAD COMMON SCH. D.
Population 1927 (est.)----------- 17,000
NO. 18.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, at the
P. O. Garden City.
Freeport Bank, Freeport, and the
Building Bonds.z
Citizens’ Nat. Bank, Freeport.
4s '13 F-A $14,000--Aug 1 ’27-’33
4Ms’23 J-D$374,000c.Dec 15 ’27-’43
HEMPSTEAD UN. F. S. D. NO. 10.
Site Purchase Bonds.a
P. O. is Baldwin.
4Ms’23 J-D $59,000c.Dec 15 ’27-’43
5s ’ 16 A-O $20,000r-.Apr 1 ’28-’32
School Bonds.
4H s’22 M-S 70.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’41 5s ’24 F-A $12,OOOc.Aug 1 ’27-’33
4 A s ’ 22 A-O 135,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’41 4J^s’26 M-S 175,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’51
40,000r*_Apr 1 ’28-’31 BOND. DEBT May 1 1927 $605,500
4Hs’25 A-O 200,000r*_Apr 1 ’32-’41 Total assessed value 1926
25,000r*_.Apr 1 1942
(about A actual)______10,132,831
180,000r*.Apr 1 ’43-’48 School tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $11.70
434s’25 A-O 32,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’43 Population in 1926 (est.)______4,500
4 H s ’26 A-O 48,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’51
IN T . on bonds marked z at Garden
4 A s ’26 A-O 24,000--Apr 1 ’28-’39 City Bank; (a) Irving Bank-ColumTOT. BD. DT. May 18 ’27 $704,000 bia Trust Co., and bonds of 1924 at
Tot .assess .val .’26 (65 %act) 6,655,690 Nassau County Trust Co. of Mineola
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$26-30
Population in 1925 (est.)--------- 9,000 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
INT. on 4 A s of 1922 in New York
DISTRICT NO. 19.
exchange at Baldwin National Bank,
This district (P. O. East Rocka­
Baldwin; on 4 'As of 1925 at the Nat. way) is in Nassau County.
Park Bank, N. Y . City; on others at
School Bonds.
Bank of Rockville Center.
4H s’23M-NJ $5,OOOr*..May 1 1928
\157,O O *-May 1 ’29-49
Or
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
(14,OOOr* -.-1942-1948
DIST. NO. 11.
6s ’21 J-J $60.000c-Tuly 1 ’28-’33 5s ’23 M -N 3,OOOr*________ 1949
(.30, OOOr*___ 1935-1949
4 A s ’22 J-J
75.000c.July 1 ’28-’42
( 4,000____ Nov 1 1928
4Ms’25 A-0*165.000c* Oct 1 ’27-’45 4% s’25
M -N
1192,000--Nov 1 ’29-’52
4>^s’26 A-O J20,000r*0ct 1 ’27-’36
\30.000r*0ct 1 ’37-’46 BOND. DEBT May 2 '27- $413,500
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '26- $335,000 Total assess, value 1926— 2,744,984
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $27.40
Total assessed valuation
INT. at Lynbrook Nat. Bank,
(about A actual), 1925_5,659,515
N. Y
s at
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$21.80 Lynbrook, L. I., Nat. .; on 4 A East
East Rockaway
Bank,
Population in 1925 (est.)______ 5,000
Principal and interest on 6s 1921 Rockaway, N. Y .
and 4 A s 1922 at the Nassau County
Nat. Bank, Rockville Center on HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
4 A s 1925 at the Oceanside Nat.
DIST. NO. 20.
P. O. Lynbrook.
Bank, Oceanside, or at the Seaboard
4.20s’10 J-J $20,000r_-Jan 1 ’28-’48
Nat. Bank, N. Y . City.
4s
J-J
4.000r.Dec 31 ’27-’34
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE S. D, 5?£s’21 J-J 200,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’47
4 A s ’22 J-J
60,000--Jan 1 ’48-’53
NO. 12
4.30s’24J-D (220,000-.Jan 1 ’34-’55
P. O. Lynbrook.
t 5.000___ Jan 1 1956
6s ’21
J-J $65,000.-July 1 ’28-’40
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $412,500
2.000— Aug 1 ’27-’28
2.000 __Aug 1 1929 Total assessed value 1926-.6,753,303
School tax (per $1,000) 1926-.$27.00
12.000- -Aug 1 '30-’33
Population 1925 (est.)________ 9,000
4 A s ’24 F-A 20.000- -Aug 1 '34-’38
INT. payable at L. I. City Bank,
5.000 __Aug 1 1939
150,000.-Aug 1 ’40-’54 Rockville Centre Bank, Oswego
8.000 __Aug 1 1955 Bank, Greenburg Bank and the
People’s National Bank, Lynbrook.
4.000- .Feb 1 ’31-’34
1 5 .0 0 0 - Feb 1 ’35-’39
3.000 __Feb 1 1941 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
4Ms’25 F-A 1 2 .0 0 0 - Feb 1 ’42-’44
DIST. NO. 21.
30.000- .Feb 1 ’45-'50 60s’08 J-J $10,OOOr* .-.1931-1935
4
12,000.-Feb 1 ’51-’52 5 A s ’20J-J 80,000c...Jan ’28-'35
14.000- -Feb 1 ’53-'54
30,000r*_Jan 1 ’28-’30
10,000____Feb 1 1955
60,000r*. Jan 1 ’31-’33
BOND. DEBT May 1925- $387,000 5s ’22 J-J
50,000r*-jan 1 ’34-’35
Assessed valuation 1924_ 2,576,422
_
330,000r*. Jan 1 ’36-’46
Population (estimated)_______ 4,000
20,000r*.-Jan 1 1947
INT. on 1924 bonds at Peoples 5s ’24 J-J 32.000r*_Jan 1 ’28-’44
National Bank, Lynbrook; on others 4 ^ s ’25 J-J f13,OOOr*.-July 1 1947
at Lynbrook National Bank.
120, OOOr*..July 1 1948
BOND
DEBT May 1 ’26 $662,000
HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE SCHOOL Total valuation 1925______ 7,985,482
DISTRICT NO. 13.
School tax (per $1,000) 1925.-$25.90
P. O. Valley Stream_____________
INT. at Bank of Rockville Centre.
6s
...
$2,50Or*____________ Union Sav. Bank of Patchogue and
4 A s ’24 J-J 226,OOOr*_________ 1949 Nassau County National Bank of
4 A s ’25 M -N 13,O O May l ’27-’40 Rockville Centre.
O r*
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $241,500
Total assessed val. 1926___2,095,887 HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE SCH.
School tax (per$l,000)-----$27.70
DaST. NO. 22.
This district (P. O. Floral Park)
HEMPSTEAD (TOWN) UNION
FREE S. D. NO. 14. P. O. is in Nassau County.
4 ^ s ’24 J-J $132,OOSc.July 1 ’28-’53
Woodmere.
$307,000
4Hs’17 F-A $66,000--Nov 1 ’27-'37 BOND. DEBT May 17 ’277,918,044
_
4 A s ’ 24 J-D 20,000r*- Jan 1 ’28-’29 Assessed valuation 1926_
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$19.40
4Ms’25 J-J 448,OOOC-Jan 1 ’28-’56 Population, estimated---------- 11,000
TOTAL DEBT Aug 1 '2 5 -- $570,140
Total assess, val. 1924____6,693,522
School tax rate (per $1,000)’23$11.60 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE S. D.
INT. payable at Bank of Lawrence,
NO. 24.
P. O. Valley Stream.
Lawrence.
4 A s ’24 F-A/ $5,60Sc-.-Aug 1 1927
t230,000e_Aug 1 ’28-’59
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 20 ’27 $328,500
DIST. NO. 15.
Assessed valuation 1926_ 3,381.301
_
Building Bonds.
5s
...
$4,080r_________ 1930 School tax (per $1,000) ’26— $30.20
5s ’10 M -N 46,200r-May 1 *28-’34 Population (estimated)______ 8,008




HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DISTRICT NO. 25.
This district (P. O. Merrick) is in
Nassau County.
4>£s’23M-S ($120,000c Mar 1 ’28-’5I
\ 50.000c Mar 1 ’52-’56
4 A S’27 A-O 116,O O
O r*
($5,000, 1932-53; $6,000, 1954.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27 $286,000
Total assessed val. 1926___2,262,702
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $19.20
Population 1925 (est.)________ 3,300
INT. payable at the Central Union
Trust Co., New York.
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 28.
This district is in Nassau Co.
4 Ms
- - - $227,500______________
6s ’25 M-S ( 3,500c--.Sept 1 1930
(39,000c_Sept 1 ’31-'43
6s ’25 M-S 200,0OOc_Sept 1 ’30-’49
6s ’25 M-S 75,000c-Sept 1 ’30-’44
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 ’26- $693,000
Floating debt (add’l)_____
50,000
Total valuation 1925_____ 18,182,018
School tax (per $1,000) ’26____ $7.50
Population (est.)______________ 5,000
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DISTRICT NO. 29.
P. O. Merrick.
4Mg’23J-D $116,000r*.Mar 1 ’28-50
BOND. DEBT Apr. 19 ’24-S140.000
Assessed value 1924----------- 551,785
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923---$59.90
INT. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
HEMPSTEAD, VILLAGE.
This village is in Nassau County.
Incorporated 1843. Population 1910,
4,964; 1920, 6,382.
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4.12sT6J-D $8,000..........1927-1931
Sewer Bonds.
4.20s’ 11 J-J il40,000r_July 1 ’28-’49
Building Bonds.
4.20s’l l J-J $6,000r--July 1 ’28-’31
Street Bonds.
4Ms’23 M ’N$89,500_ July 1 ‘28-43
_
4 A s ’2 4 F-A 252,000r_Aug 1 ’29-’44
Water Bonds.
4Ms’22 M -N (10,000r_Nov 1 ’27-31
\ 1,000r_ ..N o v 1 1932
4Ms’23 M -N 8,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’30
4Ms’24 F-A
8,OOOr.Aug 1 ’27-’34
4Ms’24 M -N 8,000--Nov 1 ’27-’30
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’2 7 -- $531,800
Water debt (incl.)________
19,300
Assess, val., real estate____9,735,190
Assess, val. personal_____
9,300
189,640
Assess, val. franchises____
Total assessed val’n 1926. 9,934,130
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '26.S25.40
Population (est.)____________ 12,000
INT. at Village Treasurer’s office

79
42.000. -Mar 1 ’28-’33
136,000.-Mar 1 ’34-’50
6 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’28-’33
10.000. -Mar 1 ’28-’37
5s ’21 M-S (56,000--Mar 1 ’28-’34
l 6,000____Mar 1 1935
os ’21 M-S
7,000--Mar 1 ’28-’34
5s ’22 M-S 27,000
1927-1950
( 2,000___ Mar 1 1935
5s ’22 M-S - 96,000. - Mar 1 ’36-’47
j
4,000___ Mar 1 1948
5 s ’23 M-S (16,000 _____ 1928-1935
117,000
1936-1952
5 s ’23 M-S 44,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’49
4Ms’24M-S (442,000--Mar 1 ’28-’53
1 10,000____Mar 1 1954
4Hs’25 A-O 48,O r* Apr 1 ’28-’51
OO
5s ’26
(391,000--Mar 1 ’39-’55
M-S
1242,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’38
f 4,000___ May I 1928
4s’27 M -N (400.000.-May 1 ’29-’38
(500,000--May 1 ’39-.48
Tuberculosis Co. Hospital Bds.
5 s ’19 M-S$l 10,000......... 1928-1949
5s ’17 A-O 16.000_.Apr 1 ’28-’43
5s ’20 M-S 68,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’50
BOND.DEBT June 6’27-$3,370,000
10,774
Floating debt___________
Sinking fund____________
55,629
Assessed valuation, real..78,507,067
Assessed val. personal____
131,850
Total valuation 1926_____ 78,638,917
67,000
Population 1927________
INTEREST is payable at the Her­
kimer Nat. Bank and the First
Nat. Bank of Herkimer, in N. Y .
funds.
______
HILTON.
This village is in Monroe County.
Incorporated In 1885.
Water Works Bonds.
5s ’22 J-J $10,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’37
Highway Bonds.
_s ’26 M-S $18,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’44
G E N .B D . DT. June 7 '26- $56,780
Water debt (incl.)________
46,280
Total ass’d val. '26 (3-5 act.).993,475
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $13.60
Population in 1910, 627; 1920, 827
INT. at the State Bank of Hilton.
5s '20 M-S

HOLLEY.
This village Is in Orleans County.
Inc. 1867. Pop’n 1910, 1,679; 1920,
1,625.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 A s ’24 M -N ($45,000c-Nov 1 ’27-41
\ 4,000c.-Nov 1 1942
Sewer Bonds.
os
Aug $30,800.-Aug 1 ’27-*37
Water Bonds.
5s T8
$42,500 -Apr I ’27-’43
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $122,300
50,000
Water debt (add’l)_______
Assessed valuation 1926_ 1.127,751
_
HEMPSTEAD & NORTH HEMP­ Tax rate (per$l,000) 1926___ $20.81
STEAD CENT. H. S. D. NO. 2.
School Bonds.
4K s’27 F AJ$12,000____Feb 1 1928 HOMER & CORTLANDVILLE
UNION FREE S. D. NO. 1.
I 16,000--Feb 1 ’29 ’32
This district (P. O. Homer) is in
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27
$76,000
Tot. assess, val. 1927____ 17,445,324 Cortland County.
$6,000r*_ Jan 1 ’28-’29
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_____ $25.64
20,OOOr*. Jan 1 ’30-’34
Population 1927 (est.)----------- 17,000
20,000r*. Jan 1 ’35-’38
24,000r*_ Jan 1 ’39-’42
HERKIMER.
21,000r*. Jan 1 ’43-’45
This village is in Herkimer Co. Inc 4K s’25 J-J
24,OOOr*.Jan 1 ’46-’48
1870. Pop’n TO, 7,520; ’20, 10,453.
27,OOOr*.Jan 1 ’49-’51
Water Bonds.
20,000r*-jan 1 ’52’-53
4.30s
$14.O O
O r_____ 1927-1933
, 22,OOOr*_Jan 1 ’54-’55
4 ^ s ’ 19 Octl 692,OOOr* -Oct 1 '27-49
4 Hs’23 A-O 27,000____ Oct 1 1950 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $184,000
4K s’24 A-O 22,000____ Oct 11951 Tot .ass’d val.’25 ( A act.) .1,393,433
4 A * ’26 A-O 27,000____ Oct 1 1953 School taxrate(per$l,000)’25.$33.80
Population 1925 (estimated)_ 2,600
_
Electric Light Bonds.
3As
...
$1,000 _____ 1927-1928
INT. at Homer Nat. Bank, Homer
5s ’20 M-N116,000-_May 1 ’28-’40
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4As
...
$1,500___________ 1927 HONEOYE FALLS.
Paving Bonds.
This village is In Monroe County.
4s '08 J-J $12,000c_July 1 ’28-’33 Incorporated in 1838.
4 A s J-D
6,000c. Dec 1 ’27-’28 BOND. DEBT (water) Feb.
“
5s ’21 J-D 13,155_______________
28 1927---------------------------- $28,500
-s ’25 - - - (12,000--Dec 1 ’27-’29 Assess, val. real estate..__ 1,021,400
\ 4,134.34-Dec 1 1930 Assess. val. personal________ 19,500
5s ’27 J-D 16,390.73
Other assessable property_ 32,595
_
($3,590.73, 1927; $3,200, 1928-31.) Tot. value 1926 (75% act.) 1,072,495
Sewer Bonds.
Taxrate (per $1,000)’2 6 _____ $12.11
4s '03 M-S $2,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’28 pop’n 1910. 1,169, 1920 ______ 1,107
4J4s’14 May 17,000..M ay 1 ’28-’44
4.o5s’15_
_
19.000_____ 1927-1945
5s ’23 J-D 16.000c.June 1 ’28-’43 HOOSICK FALLS.
This village is in Rensselaer County.
Improvement Bonds.
4J4s’03 M -N $l,700c_ Nov 1 1927 Ine. Apr. 14 1827. Pop’n TO, 5.532;
_
1920, 4,896.
4K s’27 M-S 32,000--May 1 ’28-’43
Public-Building Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s T3 F-A $17,000..A u g 1 '27-’43 3.80s M-N$13,715____Nov 1 1930
Grading and Paving
5 Ms
...
20,000.-May 1 ’47-’42 4.15s g’°8 July $15,O O _Bonds.
O r_ Jlyl ’28-32
Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’25- $86,400
4.60s’13Oct $42,500..$2,500 yearly Total val. 1923 (90% act.;. 1,663,567
Storm Water Drainage Bonds.
5s ’23 J-D $12,000c_June 1 ’28-’39 Taxrate (per$l ,000) 1922____ $15.48
INT. payable at Hoosick Falls.
5s ’26 M-S 20,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’47
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 ’27 $966,871
Total valuation 1926_____11,308,599 HOOSICK UN. FREE S. D. NO. 1
Village tax rate(per $1,000) ’26 $9.68
This district (P. O. Hoosick Falls)
Int. at First Nat. Bank, Herkimer. is in Rensselaer County.
School Bonds.
$14,000--------1928-1934
HERKIMER UNION FREE SCH.
18.000 ----- 1935-1940
DIST. NO. I.
24.000 ----- 1941-1945
4s ’07 J-J $15,000c.July 1 ’28-’42
25.000 ___ 1946-1950
4.30s’12J-J
57,000 _____ 1927-1946 4 A s ’26 J J
12.000 ----- 1951-1952
5Ms’21 s-a 396,000c--Jan 1 ’28-’60
28.000 ----- 1953-1956
BOND. DEBT April 26 ’27 $469,000
24.000 ----- 1957-1959
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (abt act.) 11,639,550
63.000 ----- 1960-1966
Sohool tax (per {1,000) 1926..$12.38
Population in 1926---------------- 11,000 b o n d e d d e b t 00. 0 ; : : : : ' * ■ y .1967
.
INT. on 4s payable at Nat. Bank
of Newport; on 5s and 4.30s at First HORNELL. ~ ~
National Bank.
This city is in Steuben County.
Name formerly Hornellsville, but
“ »nged by Chap. 288. Laws of 1906.
HERKIMER COUNTY.
Herkimer is the county seat.
Park Refunding Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
4s '08 A-O $48,000 ..........1928-1931 434s'13J-J $12,500..........1927-1931
Fire Station Bonds.
4s ’09 A-O 60,000c...Apr 1 ’32-’36
4 ^ s ’15 A-O 78.000--S12.000 y’ly 4A s’l l A-O $15,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32
Apr 1 ’28-’34
Flood Protection Bonds.
4Hs’15M-N 210.000--M ay 1 ’28-’41 4 A s ’ 24 J-J $200,000..Jan 1 ’45-’64
Water Bonds.
5s T9 M-S 110,600r*-Marl .28-’49
5s ’20 M -S (157,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’49 5Ms’21 F-A ($80,000.Aug 1 ’27-’34
[
9.000____Mar 1 1950
\ 15.000. ..A ug 1 1935

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NEW YOKK—CITIES AND TOWNS

HORNELL (C o n c lu d e d ).
f$12,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’32
4J4s’23J-D
15,OOOc.Dec 1 ’33-’37
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
40.000c. Dec 1 ’38-’47
4 Ms’11 A-O 517,000c ...A p r 1 1931
25,000c. Dec 1 ’48-’52
Street Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’23 F-A f$5,000c_ Feb 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Apr 9 1927 $92,000
_
144,000c.Feb 1 ’29-32 Total assess, val. 1926
(about 77% actual)_____ 994,000
11.000
___________Apr 1 1928
School tax
___________Apr 1 1929rate (per $1,000)’27 $12.50
4Ms’24 A-O 10.000
[30,000.. Apr 1 ’30-’34 Population 1926 (est,.)__________ 600
4Ms’25 A-O 15,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’30
f 6,000c_ Apr 1 1928 HUNTINGTON.
_
This town is in Suffolk County.
4K s’2 6 A -0 \ 5,000c.Apr 1 ’29-’30
($42,000.July 1 ’28-’48
( 4,000c.Apr 1 ’31-32 5s ’20
t 2,150____July 1 1949
BD. DEBT Mar. 3 1 '2 7 .. $502,628
Land Purchase Bonds.
Water debt (incl.)________
95,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_
49,912 4Ms’25 M-N$20,000. .M ay 2’ 30-’39
Sewer-System Bonds.
Assessed value, rea lestate 9,551,350
Assessed value, personal. .
41,500 5s T5 J-J $72,000.-July 1 ’28-’44
409,509
Sidewalk Bonds.
Other assess. property____
...
$240...........................
Total value ’26__________ 10.002,359 6s
Bridge Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$15.59
5s '21 J-J
$5,000....................... .
Pop’n TO. 13,617; 1920, 15,025.
INT. on water bonds at Chamber­
Park Bonds.
$3,750...........................
lain’s office; park refunding bonds 4.40s . . .
Highway Bonds.
at National Bank of Commerce,
...
$2.000..... .,....................
N. Y ., or Chamberlain’s office; sewer 5s
...
17.500_______________
bonds at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y . 5s
street impt. bonds of 1923 in New 5Ms’21 J-J f 30,000..July 2 ’27-’28
[440,000.-July 2 ’29-’50
York exchange in N. Y . City.
4Ms’26 J-J / 15,0C0c_ Jan 2 1931
_
1360,000c.Jan 2 ’32-’49
HORNELL CITY SCHOOL DIST.
Road Improvement Bonds.
This district (P. O. Hornell) is in
($1,400____Jan 2 1928
Steuben County.
4Ms’22 J-J2 { 6 ,0 0 0 ...Jan 2 ’29-’31
4s
Jan $4,000c
1,000____Jan 2 1942
4Ks
J-J 334,000c
(21,000--Jan
’28-’34
f 15,000c.. .Nov 1 1928 4Ms’24J-J 118,000. ..Jan 1 ’28-’36
1
4Ms’23M-N 70,000c.Nov 1 ’29-’35 4Ms’25 J-D 20.000..June 2 ’30-’39
[100,000c.Nov 1 ’36-’45
2 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 4 ’27 $523,000 4J4s’27 J-J / 2,150___ Jan ’31-’33
1 6,000_ Jan 2
_
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (M act.) .10,245,119 4Ms’27 J-J / 3,100___ Jan 2 1930
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-S28.60
_
1 8,000_ Jan 2 '31-’34
Population (estimated)______ 15,000
Water Bonds.
INT. payable in Hornell and New 4.40s’25M-N$375,00Cr*Nov 1 ’30-’44
York City.
BOND .DEBT Nov 16 ’25 $674,000
Total assess, value 1925--34,245,135
HORSEHEADS UNION FREE Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922____ $21.30
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.
Population 1910.12,004; 1920,13,893
This district is in Chemung Co.
ENT. on 5J4s of 1921 bonds of 1924
School Bonds.
at the office of Town Supervisor.
4Ms’27M N$220>000--May 1 '28 ’49
BOND. DEBT May 9 ’27- $220,000 HUNTINGTON MANOR FIRE D.
Asessed value real estate . _ 1,5~4,50 4
P. O. Huntington.
Assessed val. pers’l prop—
None 4Ms’22 J-D ($20,000. .Dec 1 ’27-’30
Tot.ass’d val.(45%act.)’26 1,574,504
1 5,000____June 1 1932
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26S11.46 4s ’25 A-O 18,C00c* Apr 1 ’27-’35
Population 1926 (estimated)_ 2,600 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '26._ $50,000
_
Assessed valuation 1925--$6,238,500
HUDSON.
District tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$320
This city (lncorp. In 1785) is the Population 1925 (est.)________ 7,000
county seat of Columbia County.
INT. at Huntington Station Bank,
Revenue Bonds.
Huntington Station, in N. Y . exch.
6s ’21 J-D
$5,000__ June 1 1928
Water Bonds.
HUNTINGTON UNION FREE
44£s’14 F-A $2,500r__Aug 1 1927
SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
4Ms’14F-A
2,000___ Aug\’l 1927
This district is in Suffolk County.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’08 J-D $50,500r_Dec 1 ’27-’39
4Ms’13 J-D $18,000r.June 2 ’28-’30 5s T3 M-N 33,0D0r.May 1 ’28-’38
5Ms’21 J-J
20,000rJuly 10 ’27-’30 444s’23 J-J 475,000c-r_Jan 1 ’28-’52
4Ms’22 F-A 7,440i'-Aug 1 ’27-’32 4Ms’26 F-A 475,000.Aug 15 ’31-’55
4Ms’23 F-A (50,000r*.Aug 1 ’28-’32 TOTAL DEBT Apr 15 ’27$1,036,500
160,000r * . . Aug 1’33-35 Tot .assess, val.'26(J4 act.) 1 2 ,68$. 455
4K s’24 F-A 85,500r*_Aug 1 ’27-’44 School tax (per $1,000) ’26___$18.66
4Ms’25 F-A 95,000r*-Aug 1 ’27-’45 Population in 1926 (est.)____12,500
4Ms’26 F-A 64,000..A u g 1 ’27-’42
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank
Fire Truck & Equip. Bonds.
of Huntington, N. Y ., in N. Y . ex­
4 Ms’23F-A ($7,000r *__ Aug 1 ’27-’33 change, and at the Huntington Sta­
\ 500r*___ Aug 1 1934 tion Bank, Huntington Station, in
5s ’26 F-A
14,000_ Aug 1 1930 N. Y . exchange.
_
School Bonds.
4Hs’13 A-O $60,000r_0ct 24 ’27-’32 HUNTINGTON
UNION FREE
4Ms’15 A-O 7 6,000r_ Oct 1 1927
_
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.
1 6,700r___Oct 1 1928
4Ms’22 M-S125.000c_. . Sept 1’30-34 inThis district (P. O. Northport) is
Suffolk County.
414s’23 F-A 19,250r*Aug 1 ’27-’33
'$14,000r*. Mar l ’28-’29
4J4s’24 F-A 15,200r*_Aug 1 ’27-’34
40,000r*_ Mar l ’30-’34
Sewer Construction Bonds.
4Ms’23 M-S 100,000r*_ Mar l ’35-’44
4K s’23 F-A $16,000r*.Aug 1 ’28-’31
60,000r*. Mar l ’45-’49
Street Cleaning Dept. Bonds.
65,000r*. Mar l ’50-’54
5s ’26 F-A S6,OOOc_Aug 1 ’27-’30
_
( 9,000r*_ Mar 1 ’28-30
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $687,290 4Ms’24M-S 20,000r*..-M ar 1 ’31-35
Water debt (incl.)________
4,500
25,OOO
r*___Mar 1 ’36-40
Assessed value, real______ 7,936,785
[40, OOO
r*___Mar 1 ’41-45
Assessed value, personal_
_
82,200 BOND.
1 ’27-- $404,000
Special franchises________ 158,700 AssessedDEBT Apr1926— 7,530,605
valuation
Total assess, val. (about
60% act) 1926_________ 8,177,685 District tax (per $1,000) 1926-$13.45
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926...$50.56 Population (estimated)_______ 5,500
INT. on Issue of 1923 at NorthPopulation TO, 11,417; ’20, 11,745
port Trust Co., Northport.
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
HUDSON FALLS.
This village, formerly Sandy Hill,
Is in Washington Co. Inc. in 1810
Sewer Bonds.
314s
F-A $10,OOOr_Aug 1 ’27-’30
3 Ms
F-A
3,600r_Aug 1 ’27-’30
Paving Bonds.
4 Ms
F-A $13,200r.. Aug 1 ’27-’32
3.8s
F-A
6,000.64r Augl ’27-’32
5s T9 F-A 54,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’46
5s T9 F-A *23,900r.Aug 1 ’27-’46
5s ’20 F-A *9,975r_Aug 1 ’27-’47
5s ’20 F-A *4,095r.Aug 1 ’27-’47
5s ’23 M-S *21,320r.Sept 1 ’27-’34
5s ’23 M-S *8,000r.Sept 1 ’27-’34
5s ’24 F-A *5,600r_Aug 1 ’27-’34
5s ’25 F-A *9,223.-Aug 1 ’28-’35
5s ’25 F-A *8,950.-Aug 1 ’27-’35
5 s ’25 F-A
8,055--Aug 1 ’27-35
TOT. DEBT Apr 7 ’27____ $133,225
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
55,666
Assessed val. 1926 (1-3 act.)—
Real___________________ 2,442,550
Other assess, property_____
96,388
Total__________________ 2,538,938
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925-’26 $27.70
Population 1925, 6,262; 1920, 5,761
INT. on bonds marked (*) and of
1920 at the Village Treasurer’s office;
others at U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., N .Y .

ILION.
This village is In Herkimer Co. Inc.
1852. Pop’n TO. 6,588; ’20, 10,169.
Paving Bonds.
5s T2 J-J $85,600r*-July 1 ’28-’42
5s ’20 J-D 15,000r*-June 1 ’28-’30
5s ’21 J-D 25,000c--June 1 ’31-’35
5s ’22 J-D 25,000c--June 1 ’36-’40
5s ’23 J-J 9,597.37..July 1 1928
Public Park Bonds.
5 s ’23 J-J $10,000r*July 1 ’28-’29
Sewer Bonds.
4.6s’ 14 M-N$30,000r-May 1 ’35-’44
4Ms’15 J-J
15.300r.July 1 ’28-’37
Water Bonds.
4s ’03 J-D $9,000r.June 1 ’28-’30
4Ms’15 M -N 51.000r.May 1 ’28-’44
5Ms’21 J-J 152,761 r. July 1 ’28-’50
4Ms’22 J-D 72,000c-June 1 ’28-’51
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 18 ’27- $527,940
Water debt (incl.)_______
299,400
Tot. assess, val. ’26 (act.).12,867,758
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--$11.09
INT. at Ilion Nat. Bank in Ilion.

IRONDE QUOIT.
This town is in Monroe County.
5s
A-O $8,000. .Apr 1 ’28-’43
(o)Sewer Bonds.
5s ’24 J-J $600,OOOr*July 1 ’29-’53
5s ’25 A-O 348.000-.Apr 1 ’30-’58
,4Ms’26 F-A 242,000.-Aug 1 ’31-’52
HUDSON RIVER REGULATING I North Goodman Park Water
DISTRICT.
District Bonds.
This district (P. O. Albany) is 4Ms’22 A-O $30,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’42
in Albany County.
Water District Bonds.
Sacandaga Reservoir Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O $52,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’42
4Ms’27 -..$ 1 ,5 7 5 ,000c July 1 ’28 ’34 4Ms’26 F-A J 500___ July 1 1931
4Ms’27 - - - 225,000c..July 1 1927
[13,000.-July 1 ’32-’44
BOND. DEBT April 1927$2,025,000
Summerville Water Dist. Bonds.
Tot. assess, prop, value.100,125,000 4.40s’23A-O $15,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’42
Drake’s Corner Sewer Dist. Bds.
4Ms’27 M-S $70,O O Mar 1 ’29-’48
O r*
HUME SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Seneca Rogers Sewer Dist.
This district (P. O. Fillmore) is in
4K s’25 J-D $625,000-June 1 ’30-’54
Allegheny County.




Summerville Sewer Dist. Bonds.
4.40s’23A-O $9,000„Apr 1 ’28-’36
St. Paul Boul’d Fire Dist. Bds.
$3,500r *_ .Mar 1 1928
4,000r*_.Mar 1 1929
5s ’24 M-S 5,000r*._Mar 1 1930
6,000r*_.Mar 1 1931
7,000r*_.Mar 1 1932
8,OOOr*..Mar 1 1933
9,000r*. .Mar 1 1934
BOND. DEBT June ’25-$l,735,250
Total assess, val. 1926—.18,077,245
Total tax rate 1924___________ $8.65
Population 1910. 3,526: 1920, 5,123
INT. on bonds marked (a) at
Bankers Trust Co., N. Y . City;
others payable in Rochester, N .Y .
IRONDE QUOIT COMMON SCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Rochester) is
in Monroe County.
School Bonds.
$5,OOOr* Dec 1 ’27 ’31
3,000r*._Dec 1 1932
16,O
OOr* Dec 1 ’33 ’36
5,000r*._Dec 1 1937
12,O
OOr* Dec 1 ’38 ’39
4Ms’26 J-D 28,OOOr* Dec 1 ’40-’43
18,OOOr* Dec 1 ’44-’45
22,OOOr* Dec 1 ’46-’47
26,OOOr* Dec 1 ’48-’49
30,OOOr* Dec 1 ’50-’51
18,000r*.-Dec 1 1952
,57,OOOr* Dec 1 ’53-’55
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’26- $245,781
Assessed value 1926_______ 2,597,014
Population 1926 (est.)________ 2,000
IRONDE QUOIT COMMON SCH.
DISTRICT NO. 2.
This district (P. O. Rochester) is in
Monroe County.
4 J^s’25 J~D$252,000- - Dec 1 ’27-’54
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 1597.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 ’27- $267,700
Assessed valuation 1926_ 2,624,774
_
Population in 1926 (est.)______2,800
INT. payable at the Seaboard Nat.
Bank, New York, or at the Central
Trust Co., Rochester.
IROND EQU OIT NO RTH ST.
PAUL SEWER DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Rochester) is
in Monroe County.
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’26 M -N ($12,000___ Nov 1 1931
\316,000--Nov 1 ’32-’55
BONDED DEBT________
(?)
IRONDE QUOIT UNION FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
This district (P. O. Rochester) is
in Monroe County.
5s ’21 A-O $56,000.-0ct 1 ’27-’42
5s ’22 Oct 1 20,000— Oct 1 ’43-’47
(?)
BONDED DEBT________
IRONDEQUOIT SCH. D. NO. 4.
This district (P. 0 . Charlotte Sta.„
Rochester) is in Monroe County.
5s T3 Jan f$l,600r.Jan 2 ’28’31
1 200r___Jan 2 1932
(10,000—Oct 1 ’28-’31
5 s ’22 A-O (25,000.-Oct 1 ’32-’36
142,500—Oct 1 ’37-’41
( 850c* Oct 1 ’27-’29
4Ms’25 A-O 28,000c* Oct 1 ’30-’43
( 3 ,000c*. .Oct 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’2 7 -- $116,000
Assess, val. 1926_________ 4,355,163
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-$7.34
Population 1926 (est.)________ 3,000

[T ol. 124.
ISLIP UNION FREE S. D. NO. 4
This district (P. O. Sayville).is .in
Suffolk County.
School Bonds
**
4Ms’26 M S ($308,000 -.-1931-1958
\_30,000 ____ 1959-1960
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’26- $384,500
Assessed valuation 1926___3,116,088
Population in 1926____________4,100
ISLIP UNION FREE S. D. NO.5.
This district (P. O. Sayville) is in
Suffolk County.
School Bonds
4Ms’26 J J $200,000--July 1 ’27 ’46
BONDED D E B T .......................... (?)
ITHACA.
This city Is In Tompkins County.
Incorporated 1888.
Public Ground & Bldg. Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-J $90,OOO July 1 ’30-’47
r*
Refunding Water Bonds.
4M8T2 J-J $162,000r_ July 1 1943
_
Improvement Bonds.
4MsT9 J-J $60.000c*_$10,000 ann.
5s T9 J-J
70.000c*.July 1 ’28-’34
4Ms’24 J-J 9u,000c* July 1 ’28-’35
4 Ms’25 J-J 100,O
OOr* July 1 ’28-’37
4Ms’26 J-J (70,000c.July 1 ’36-’42
I30,000c-July 1 ’43-’44
Water Bonds.
4s ’04 J-J $50,O O _ Jan 1 1944
O r_
4s ’06 J-J 75.000r-.-Jan 1 1946
4s ’07 J-J 60,O O _ Jan 1 1947
O r_
4 Ms’08 J-J 31,000c*..Jan 1 1928
(Subject to call begin. Jan 1 1913.)
4s 04 J-J $14,O O
O r___ Jan 1 1928
(Subject to call beginning Jan. 1 T3.)
School Bonds.
3 Ms’96 J-J $20,O O ________ 1929
Or
f 5,000r*_.Jan 1 1931
4Ms’25 J-J j 80,000r*Jan 1 ’32-’39
[225,000r*Jan 1 ’40-’54
Creek and Drainage Bonds.
4s ’07 F-A $75,O O _Aug 1 ’27-’41
Or
Road Bonds.
J$25,000c.July 1 ’28-’32
4 Ms ’25
j 10,000c.. -July 1 1933
1105,000c. July 1 ’34-’40
TOT. BD. D T. Jan ’26--.$2,240,000
Water debt (included)____1,150,000
Sinking fund_____________
742,760
Assess, val. real_________ 21,914,088
Assess, val. franchise____
821,218
Total val. 1926 (80%act.) 22,725,300
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926—-$35.55
Pop’n 1910, 14,802; 1920, 17,004
INTEREST on the $10,000 water
4s due 1927 and the 4s of 1944 at the
City Chamberlain’s office; on other
water bonds at Union Trust Co. and
Columbia Trust Co., New York; on
school bonds of 1925 at Tompkins
County Nat. Bank of Ithaca and
improvement bonds of 1925 at
Mech. & Metals Nat. Bank of N .Y .
JAMESPORT SCH. DIST. NO. 9.
This district (P. O. Jamesport)
is in Suffolk County.
School Bonds.
5s ’22
$17,000-_June 1 ’28-’42
BONDED DEBT May 1927-$28.000
Assessed value_____________ 703,857
Population (est.)_______________ 550

JAMESTOWN.
This city Is in Chautauqua County.
Inc. Mch.31 1886. Pop. 1925,43,414;
1920, 38,917.
Bridge Bonds.
4 Ms’10 J-J $50,OOOr...July 1 1930
5Ms
J-D
7,000--June 1 ’28-’31
4.60s’23 . . . 15,400r____1927-1933
IRVINGTON.
This village is in Westchester Co 4.10s’25J-D 17,600. .June 1 ’28-’35
lncorp. 1872. Population in 1910, 4.25s’24F-A 14,500—Aug 1 ’27-’34
4Ms’25 M-N130.000- -M ay 1 ’28-’40
2,319; in 1920, 2,701.
4s ’25 M -N200.000-.May 1 ’41-’60
Main Sta. Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4Ms 15 F-A $14,000-Aug 1 ’27-’33
4s ’08 J-D $20,000r._Deo 30 1938
Water Bonds.
Park & Monument Bonds.
4 Ms’l l A-O $8,O O ________ 1929
Or
3Ms’99A-0
9.600c.................. 1928 4Ms’ 19 M-S $6,000--Mar 1 ’28-’29
Paving Bonds.
4 M ’ 16 A-O
4,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’30
_
4.85s’19J-D $3,OOOr.Dec 30 ’27-’29
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s ’00 J-J
$6,000o............... 1929 4.70s’19A-O 3,173.850ct 1 ’27-’29
6s ’20 J-D
5,000.-June 1 ’28-’30
Paving Bonds.
4’10s’17 A-O $80,000c Mar 1 ’28-’36 5 Ms J-D 11,520—June 1 ’28-’31
4.35s’22J-D 15,000 —J’ne 1 ’28-’32
Sewer Bonds.
8,500—Aug 1 ’27-’33
4.10s’17 A-O $2.000c_Apr 1 ’28-’29 4Ms’23 F-A
4K s’24 L-A 17,000--Aug 1 ’27-33
Fire Equipment Bonds.
4Ms’26 J-D $15,O O Dec 1 ’27-’31 4.10s’25J-D 20.000.-June 1 ’28-’35
O r*
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 19 ’27- $134,400 4.35s’24F-A 16,000—Aug 1 ’27-’34
Water debt (Included)____
16,400 4Ms’2 5 A -0 24,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’35
Assess, val., real estate____8,443,875 4.30s’26F-A 40,000r.Feb 1 ’28-’36
Assess, val., personal_____
89,790 4.30s’26F-A 12,020.01 Feb l ’28-’36
Special franchises_________ 170,226 4.15s’27J-D 18,947.46 -.1928-1937
Sewer Bonds.
Tot.assess.val.’26(75%act) 8,703.891
Village tax (per $1,000) 1926-$11.28 4Ms’97 M-N $30,000--May 1 ’28-’42
4s ’08 J-D 42,000r..Deo 30 1928
INT. at Irvington Nat. Bank
5s T8 M-S
4,000_____ 1927-1928
5Ms’20 J-J
8,000— July ’28-’30
ISLIP.
4Ms’22 F-A 18.000— Feb 1 ’28-’32
This village is in Suffolk County.
4Ms’25 A-O 20,000—Apr 1 ’28-’35
Town Bonds
5s ’26 M N$45,000c.Jan 1 ’28 ’37 4Ms’27 F-A 125,000r._Feb 1 ’28-’52
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 ’26$45,000 4.15s’27J-D 37,098.52 -.1928-1937
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1926—32,641,810
Population in 1925----------------28,849 4.35s’22J-D SlO.OOOc.June 1 ’28-’32
4Ms’23 M-S 30,000..Mar 1 ’28-’33
ISLIP UNION FREE SCHOOL 4Ms’23 J-D 77,000r.Dec 1 ’27-’33
Refunding Elec. Light Bonds.
DISTRICT NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Bay Shore) is 4s ’01 J-D $4,000r.June 1 ’28-’31
4s ’03 J-D
8.500.-Dec 1 ’25-’32
in Suffolk County.
14,000—Dec 1 ’27-’33
5Ms’20 A-O ($16,000--Oct 1 ’27-’30 4.60sJ-D
Refunding Grade Crossing
1160,000_ Oct 1 ’31-’50
_
Elimination.
BONDED DEBT________
(?)
INT. at the Harriman National 5Ks’21 F-A $42,000r*-Feo 1 ’28-’35
4.20s ’26
54.000r.June 1 ’28-’36
Bank, New York.
Hospital Bonds.
ISLIP UNION FREE SCHOOL 4 Ms’10 J-J $50.000r__.Jan 11930
4 Ms’l l M-S 19,200-01 Sep l ’ 27-’35
DISTRICT NO. 2.
Paving Certificate Fund.
This district (P. O. Islip) is in
4.60s’17F-A
$3,300__ Part yearly
Suffolk County.
2,300_____June 1928
5s ’22 J-J ($160,000—Jan 1 ’28-’47 4.80s’18J-D
2,200-—Jan ’28-’29.
1 60,000_ Jan 1 ’48-’52 4Ms’19 J-J
_
3,000 ____ 1927-1929
BOND. DEBT May 17 ’27-$220,000 4Ms’19 M -N
Tot. ass’d value 1926-------4,537,289 6s ’20 J-D 15,000— June ’28-’30
18,000 ____ 1927-1931
INT. at the First Nat. Bank, Islip 5Ms’21 J-D
4.35s’22J-D43,500 . . J ’ne 1 ’28-’32
ISLIP UNION FREE SCHOOL 4Ms’23 F-A 46,200.-Aug 1 ’27-’33
4.35s’24F-A 75,200.-Aug 1 ’27-’34
DISTRICT NO. 3.
This district is in Suffolk County. 4.30s’26F-A 31.500rj.Feb 1 ’28-’36
96,000 ____ 1927-1935
4Ms
F-A $250,000-Feb 1 ’29-’56 4.10’25 J-D
48,670.02r---------------BOND. DEBT Apr 13 "27 $300,000 4Ms’27 —
15,225.28r ...................
Assessed valuation 1926— 4,035,059 !4Ms*27 . . .

J une, 1927.]
JAMESTOWN (C oncluded ).
Grade Crossing Bonds.
4Hs'25 M-N$31,500r.Nov 1 ’27-’35
4.20s’26F-A f 3,408.86-Aug 1 1927
\99.000--Aug 1 ’28-36
Reconstruction Paving Bonds.
4.15s’27J-D $22,634.31June 1 ’28-37
Lighting Impt. Bonds.
5J4s’20 M -N$180,000r-Mayl’28-’45
Water Bonds.
4s ’03 A-O $297,000r..Mch 20 1943
4Hs’13 M-N 42.000c.May 1 ’28-'33
5Ms’20 M-N 330,000rMay 1 '28-’60
4.35s’24 F-A 2,:0000r.Feb 1 ’28-’44
Fire-Department Bonds.
4 }is’l l M -8 815,000r..Septl ’27-’41
City Hall Refunding Bonds.
4.10s’25M-NS52,000-May 15 ’28-’35
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 15 ’27 $2,912,301
Water debt (incl.)_______
941,500
Special assess, debt (incl.) 432,282
Assessed (Real estate_____61,270,734
value Personal_______
None
1927. Special franchise 1,072,080
(Total__________ 62,342,814
Prop, owned by munic___ 9,179,686
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_____ $10.77
XNT. on water bonds payable at
U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co. and Guaranty
Tr. Co., N. Y .; on other coupon
bonds at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y .; on
registered bonds at Jamestown or in
NT Y . exchange; on 4 Ms of 1922 and
.60s, 4 Ms of 1923 and 4.35s of 1924
i City Treasurer’s office.

Paving Bonds.
4Ms’24 J-D $6,000c*..June 1 1928
4Ms’26 J-D f24,000c.June 1 ’28-’29
112,450c. ..June 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 '27. $222,100
Water debt (incl.)________ 110,000
Sinking fund (water)______
35,019
Assessed valuation, real__ 7.656,045
Assess, val. spec, franchises 369,216
Assessed val’n. personal . .
84,000
Total assessed value 1927.-8,135,461
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1927___ $42.00
INT. school bonds of 1909 at
First Nat. Bank, N. Y .,
JORDAN ACADEMY FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 4.
This district (P. O. Jordan) is in
Onondaga County.
Jordan Academy Bonds.
5Ms ’21
f $8,000c* Nov 1 ’27-'30
Nov ( 30,000c* Nov 1 ’31-’40
I 20,000c* Nov 1 ’41-’45
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 '2 7 .. $58,000
Tot. ass’d val.’26(80%act) 1,172,890
School taxrate(per $1,000) '26 $20.05
INT. at the U. S. Mtge. & Trust
Co., New York, and at office of New
York State Comptroller.

k e e s e v il l e "
This village is in Clinton and Essex
counties.
Water Bonds.
5 s ’23 A-0$100,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’51
_
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $108,000
JA MESTOWN UN. FR. SCH.DIST. Total assess, val. 1926____ 601,363
5s ’07 J-J $70,000r_Nov 1 ’27-’36 Population 1920, 1,524; 1925. 1,716
4H>s’l l J-D 10,000r_ Dec 1 1927 KENMORE.
_
4Ms*14 M -N 15.000r.Nov
’27-’29
This village is in Erie County. Inc.
5s '20 J-DJ 90,000r*_ Dec 1 ’27-'29
1400.OOOr*. Dec l ’30’39 1899. Pop’n 1910. 1,020; '20, 3,160.
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’22J-J (585,000r*.. July 1 ’28-’40 4 Ks’06 J-D $23.OOOr.Deo 1 ’27-’35
ll65.000r*-_ July 1 ’41-’42
Disposal Plant Bonds.
4Ms’27 A-O 235,O r* ...1932-1947 4Ms
OO
. . . $12,000 .
1927-4938
4s ’27 A-O 515,O O ...1932-1947
O r*
(For maturity see Y. 124, p. 1251) 5s Fire Apparatus Bonds.
...
$3,000...........................
BOND. DEBT Apr 15’2 7 .$2,090,000
12,000 _____ 1927-1938
Total assess, val. ’26_____ 60,925,390 5s ’25 . . .
School tax (per $1,000) ’2 6 ___$12.01 -s Public. Improvement Bonds.
. . $108,647_______________
Population in 1925__________ 43.414
Street Bonds.
INT. on all bonds paid direct to
1
holders of same and at the Guaranty 4.65g’07J-J $10,000-.July 1 ’28-’37
5s g ’07 M-S 10.OOOr.Sept ’27-’37
Trust Co., New York.
5Ms’ 18 . . .
4,025______ ________
5 s ’25 . . . 100,000 _____ 1927-1944
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Water Bonds.
Watertown is the county seat.
5s g ’07 M-S $2,200r.Sept 1 '27-’37
Refunding Bonds.
5s
...
18,000....................... ..
’18 M-S /$35,000_.Mar 1 ’28-’34
. . . 125,000 ..........1930-1954
\120,000__Mar 1 ’35’-40 4Ms
5s ’26 M -N 65.000-.Nov 1 ’31-’56
Highway Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 Feo $10,OOOr..Feb 1 ’28-’29
4Ms’ 16 A-O 27.000r.Mar 1 ’28-’36 4.65s’13J-D $12.000..Dec 1 *27-’40
5s ’20 A-O 90,000..Apr 1 ’28-’32 5s T7 M-N 18,000r____ 1927-1944
“
‘ “
Storm-Water-Sewer Bonds.
5s ’21 A-O 75,000.. .Apr 1 ’28-’42
50,OOOr..Apr 1 ’28-’32 4Ms’16 J-D $ll,400r.Dec 1 ’27-’40
Sewer Bonds.
5Ms’21 A-O 15,OOOr... Apr 1 1933
20,O O
O r Apr 1 1934 4Ms'15 J-J $12,000..July 1 ’28-’39
110,OOOr.. Apr 1 ’35-’36 5s T7 M-N 6,500r____ 1927-1939
5Ms’18 . . .
850_______________
Hospital Bonds.
4s ’l l F-A $5,O O
O r____Feb 1 1928 5s T9 M-N 4,800..M ay 1 ’28-’43
5s
....
5,000_______________
4M*’ 16 M-S 25,OOOr.Mar 1 ’29-’33 5s ’24 M -N 12,600_______________
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’27. $480,000
6,000 _____ 1927-1930
Assess, val., real estate___93,981,544 5s ’25 . . .
Assess, val., personal____
694,255 5s ’26 M -N 15,000..Nov 1 ’27-’31
Lighting Bonds.
Total val. ’26 (M act.)-..94,638,059
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-$10.75 6s ’07 M-S $1,100..Sept 1 '27-’37
. . . 22,000............................
Pop. 1910, 80,382; 1920 ......... 82,250 5s
4Ms
...
30,000..........1927-1935
INT. at office of County Treas.
Paving Bonds.
5s
. . . $9,600.............................
JOHNSON CITY^
. . . 85,000_______________
This village is in Broome County. 5s
Inc. as village of Lestershire in 1892. 5 s ’24 M-N121,300........ ..................
Name changed to Johnson City 4Ms’24 . . . 27.000.......... 1927-1929
12,000
1927-1929
March 29 1916. Population 1910, 4Ms’24 . . .
4Ms’24 . . .
15,000
1927-1929
3.775; 1920. 8.587.
5s g
A-O (*$6,000...Oct 1 ’27-’28 5s '26 M -N 65,775.-Nov 1 ’27-’31
Water and Light Bonds.
l *2,000___ Oct 1 1929
$2,500.-Jan 1 ’28-’32
4Ms’24 J-D 4 0 ,0 0 0 ... Dec 1 1426 5Ms’22 . . .
Road Making Machinery Bonds.
Roller, Flusher & Housing.
4Ms’24 . . .
$1,000
1927-1928
4.70s'19 ...$11,OOOr*____1927-1941 4Ms
...
2,500--------- 1927-1931
Paving Bonds.
Improvement
4.35s’l l A-O $9,000o____ 1927-1935 5s General ($125,090r____ Bonds.
’26 . .
1927-1931
5s T8 . . .
7.000 ..........1927-1933
t 13,000r_____ 1932-1944
Water-Works Bonds.
NET BD. DT. Feb 1925— $459,048
4.55s’13 J-D
9,000c..$1,000 in 5
value 1924______ 7,816,020
yrs. & $500 each 6 mos. thereafter) Assessed (per $1,000) 1921____ $15.00
Tax rate
-s
. . . 70,000 _______ 1939-1943 Population___________________ 5,000
6s ’20 J-J 60,000..July 1 ’28-'33
(*) payable
5.40s’21 J-J 50,000..Jan 1934-1938 at INT. on issues markedKenmore.
the First Nat. Bank,
Sewer Bonds.
3.85s
M-S $12,00Gi___ Sept ’27-’34
4.85s’13J-D 3 ,000r..June ’28-'30 KENMORE UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
4Ms’24 J-J f30,000..Jan 1 ’28-’30
This district (P. O. Station H,
1 5,000____Jan 1 1931
4.40s’26 . . . 35,000_______________ Buffalo) is in Erie County.
School Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4Ms
J-D $8,250_____$2,750 y’ly
5s
. . . $7,000_______ 1927-1933 4Ms
A-O 29,900____ $2,300 y’ly
Lighting System Bonds.
J-J
44,000------- $2,000 y’ly
4 Ms
. . . $3,500 _______ 1927-1935 5s
4Ms’23 . . . 495,000..Mar 1 ’28-’57
Public Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’22M-S $5,0 0 0 c ... Sept 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Apr 10 '27. $898,950
15,000c. Sept 1 ’28-’32 Assessed vai. 1926_______ 55,198.974
BOND. DEBT May 1925. *550,600 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_____ $8.38
Ass’d val. ’25 (M act.)...10,500,000 Population 1926 (est.)_______ 25,000
INT. on bonds of $13,750 and
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924_ $39.75
_
IN T. on 4Ms of 1922 payable at $48,000 issues payable at Buffalo;
Johnson City in N. Y . exchange; on remainder at Kenmore.
bonds marked (*) at the Workers’
Trust Co., Johnson City, or Chase KINGSBURY (TOWN) UN. FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
Nat. Bank, N. Y ., to the holder
This district (P. O. Hudson Falls)
thereof in N. Y . exchange; on others
at Workers’ Trust Co. (successors to is in Washington County.
High-School Bonds.
First Nat. Bank), Johnson City.
4Ms’17 M-N $115.000cNov 1 ’27-’49
JOHNSON CITY COMMON SCH. 5s ’22 M -N 100.000.Nov 1 ’28-’51
4Ms’26 M -N 18,000..-M -N ’28-’36
DISTRICT NO. 11.
Building Bonds.
This district (P. O. Town of
4Ms’ll M-N $8,O O
O r____$2,000 y’ly
Union) is in Broome County.
5s
. . . $29,500________________ BOND.DEBT June 10’27.$$243,000
BOND. DEBT May 18’27. $45,000 Total val. ’26 (60% act.)._3,655,075
Assess, val. ’26 (60%act.).l,643,831 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26*20.84
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926..$12.40 Population in 1921 (est.)______ 5,800
INT. payable in Hudson Falls.
JOHNSTOWN.
This city is in Fulton Co. Inc. KINGSTON.
1895. Pop’n TO, 10,447; ’20, 10,908.
This city is the county seat of
Water Bonds.
Ulster Co. Inc. 1872. Pop’n 1925
4Ms’18 J-D $30,000_____1927-1932 25,009; 1920, 26,688.
4Ms’18 J-D 25,000_____1933-1937
School Bonds.
5s T7 M-S 55,000_Sept 1 ’27-’37 4Ms’2 5 A -0 1*6,000.-Apr 1 ’30-’31
Sewer Bonds.
1 5,000___ Apr 1 1933
5s ’ ll M-S $20,000..Sept 1 ’27-’31
Improvement Bonds.
5s T3 J-D
7 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 '27-’33 4Ms
A-O $13,500___ Apr 1 1930
School Bonds.
School Refunding Bonds.
4Ms’09 M-S $11,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’29 4Ms’19 A-O $14.000____Apr 1 1931




81

NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
Street Bonds.
4 Ms’l l M-S $20,000o.Mch 1 ’28-’29
(10,000—Apr 1 ’28-'29
5s ’23 A-O 15,000____Apr 1 1930
(10,000____Apr 1 1931
4Ms’26 A-O 10,O O .Apr 1 1929
O r—
Water Bonds.
3Ms’96 A-0$225.000o.Apr 1 ’28-’36
4s ’97 F-A 61,0000.Feb 1 ’28-’37
f 20,O O
O r__________ 1937
4Ms’26 F-A 1120, OOOr___ 1938-1940
( 10,O O
O r__________ 1941
4Ms’2 6 J -D / 30,O O _ Aug 11941
O r_
1120,OOOr.Aug 1 ’42-’44
Refunding Bonds.
4Ms’18 A-O $9,500____Apr 1 1934
4Ms’26 A-O ( 1,OOOr...Apr 1 1929
\ 5,OOOr...Apr 1 1930
f 6,OOOr...Apr 1 1930
4Ms’26 A-O(ll,000r— .Apr 1 1931
( 3 0 ,000r—Apr 1 ’32-’33
Board of Education Bonds.
4Ms’15J-D $15,500____June 11928
4Ms
A-O 11,500..........
--Paving Bonds.
4.20s A-O $210,000—Oct 1 ’26-'30
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4Ms’25 A-O $15,OOOr..Apr 1 ’28-’30
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’25 A-O $10,O O _ Apr ’28-’29
O r_
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27-$l,101,000
Assess, val., real estate_ 21,107,177
_
Assess, val., personal____
118,300
Specialfranchises________
725,760
Total valuation 1926_____ 21,951,237
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-7. $37.72
INT. on refunding bonds of 1918
payable at County Treasurer’s office,
on bonds of 1923 at City Treas. office.
LACKAWANNA.
This city is in Erie County.
Sewer Bonds.
5s
— _ $157,500..........................
Bridge Improvement Bonds.
4Ms
...
$6,000—June 1 ’28-'30
Memorial Building Bonds.
6s ’20 F-A $70,000c.Aug 15 '27-'40
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s ’l l J-D $30,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’36
4Ms’ 12 J-D 24.000r.Dec 1 ’27-’38
4Ms’13 . . .
60.000........... ........1938
Paving Bonds.
6s
F-A $15,000 _____1927-1941
General Improvement Bonds.
4.40s’26 A-O$413,000.0ct 1 ’27-’47
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27— $509,989
804,392
Assess, debt____________
Assess. val. real estate___ 20,569,603
Assess, val. personal_____
250
Assess, val. spl. franchises 513,900
Total assessed val. 1926.-21,083,753
Tax (per $1,000)1926............. $21.86
Pop’n 1920, 17.918; 1925____21,000
INT. at Lackawanna Nat. Bank
LACKAWANNA UNION FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 6.
Formerly a school district of West
Seneca.
5s ’06 M-S $43.000c...Sept 1 1931
(217,000..May 1 ’28-’34
4Ms’24
100,000—May 1 ’35-’38
M -N
105,000. .M ay 1 ’39-’43
( 15,000___ May 1 1944
BOND. DEBT May 5 ’27. $489,400
Assessed val. 1926 (about
60% actual)___________19,900,000
School tax (per $1,000) '26___$13.12
Population in 1925 (est.)_____20.197
INT. at Lackawanna Nat. Bank.
LAKE PLACID.
This village is In Essex County
Inc. 1900. Population 1910. 1,682,
1920, 2,099.
Sewer Bonds.
4J^s’03 June $4,800....................1932
4Hs’05 April 1,600____T......... 1934
4H s’06 July
900....................1930
5s ’09 July 3,200....................1933
4 ^ s ’23 Nov 15,000....................1941
4 ^ s ’23 April 10,000...................1947
5Ms’19 . . .
13,000....................1938
Water Bonds.
4H s’02 Aug $10,800....................1931
4H s’03 June 7,200...................1932
4H s’05 April 3,200....................1934
4H s’05 Aug
9,000....................1934
5s ’06 Nov 10,000....................1935
5s ’16 April 4.560....................1945
Electric Bonds.
4H s’05 April $4,80®....................1934
4 ^ s ’05Aug
8,000....................1934
5s '06 Nov 6,000....................1935
Park Bonds.
4H s’06 Nov $2,800....................1935
5 s ’21 May 7,000....................1939
5s ’22 Dec 1 5 ,0 0 0 .................1941
Sidewalk Bonds.
4J4s’07 Sept $6,600.......
1936
Sidewalk & Paving Bonds.
5 s ’08 Oct $4,800....................1937
Paving Bonds.
5K s’07 Sept $6,600....................1936
5Ms’19 Mar 21,824___________1945
4.30s’24 June 13,000___________1939
4.30s’24 June 61,250___________1945
Street Improvement Bonds.
5 s ’16 Sept $36,480_____
1945
Refunding Bonds.
5 s ’08 J-D $4,000....................1938
5s ’09 Feb 13,000....................1939
5s ’10 Feb 24,000............
1940
5 s ’ 12 Dec 10,000___________1942
5s ’15 Nov 2 1 ,0 0 0 ..................1945
BOND. DEBT June 11’26 $359,334
Water debt (incl.)________
81,35)
Sinking fund______________
10,000
Tot. ass’d val. 1925----------- 3,250,807
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’25-I19.73
INT. at Bank of Lake Placid.
LAKEWOOD.
This village is in Chautauqua Co.
Incorporated in 1893.
Water-Works Bonds.
4s 106 M-S $8,000-Mar 1 '28-’35
Water Main Bonds.
6s ’26 . . . ($24,000c—Aug 1 ’27-’38
1
928c—.Aug 1 1939
5 s ’26 . . .
32,000—.Aug 1 ’27-58
Street Improvement Bonds.
4Jis’27 M-S $20,000—Sept 1 ’27-’36
4Hs’27 M-S 59,OOOr*_______ _____
(Due $3,000 Sept.’27; $8,000 ’28-’34.)

BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27. $163,628
Water debt (incl.)________
76,628
Assess, val., real estate____ 1,715,723
Assess, val., personal_____
10,000
Other assess, property____
72,135
Tot. assess .val.’25 60%act) 1,797,858
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $20.00
_
Population 1920. 714; 1927, 1,608
LANCASTER.
This village is in Erie County. Ine.
1882. Pop’n 1910. 4.364; '20, 6,059.
Fire Engine Bonds
’
4Hs’24 F-A ($10,000..........1927-1936
l
500_____
1937
Paving Bonds.
6s
. . . $54.150______ ________
4Ms’25 M -N 13,000—Nov 1 ’27-’35
4%s’25 M -N 20,000—Nov 1 ’27-’35
4Ms’26 M -N 54,000r*Nov 1 ’27-’36
43^s’26 M -N 33,000r*Nov 1 ’27-’36
4Hs’26 M -N 58,000r*Nov 1 ’27-’36
Sewer Bonds.
4.40s A-O $112,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’49
5s ’18 M-S I3,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’54
Water Bonds.
5s
Oct 1 13,000c_____________
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’26. $285,900
Water debt (incl.)________
13,000
Tot. ass. val. (75%act.)’25.5.524,148
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$18.50
INT. on sewer bonds at A. B.
Leach & Co., Inc., New York; on
6s at the Peoples Bank of Buffalo;
on water 5s at the Carroll Bros. Bank;
others at the Citizens National Bank,
______
Lancaster.
LANCASTER UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 8.
This district (P. O. Lancaster) is
in Erie County.
School Bonds.
5s
. . . $268,000_______________
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’25. $274,500
Sinkingfund______________
$4,517
Tot. assess, val. (90% act.) 6,170,773
Schl tax rate (per$l,000) ’24..$17.75
Population (est.)____________ 6,500
LANSINGBURG UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
While this district is now included
within the boundaries of the City of
Troy, the district organization re­
mains a separate corporation within
that city and the city authorities
have no jurisdiction in the matters
of the school district.
4s
J-D $10.000c-Dec 1 ’27-’31
4Hg’08A-O 2,OOOr. .Apr 1 ’28-’29
4 MR’ 10M -N 70.000 .M a y l ’28-’41
TOTAL DEBT Apr 5 ’2 7 .- $82,000
Assess. valuat.(85% of act.)9.723,857
School tax (per SI,000) 1927.S13.12
Population, 1925 (est.)______14,000
larchm ont]

This village is In Westchester Co.
Incorp. 1891. Pop’n 1920. 2,468;
1925, 3,915. “ r” means registered
bonds; “ c” coupon but may be regis6s ’21 M-Nb$47,700_May 1 ’28-’50
4.40s’23J-Ddl01,000c. June 1 ’28-’52
Municipal Site Bonds.
4Ms’16 J-J $14,000c.July 1 ’28-’41
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ms’99 F-A $3,OOOr.Aug 1 ’27-’29
4Ms’13 M-S
2,OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-’31
4.90s’ 14J-J
1,400r._ Jan 1 ’28-’34
4Ms’24M-N(219,600—May 1 ’28-’63
l 8,380c— .M ay 1 1964
4Hs’24 A-O 6,000r_.Oct 1 ’27-’38
4Ms’24 A-O 2,500r._Oct 1 ’27-’31
4Ms’25 J-D/117,800c.Dec 1 ’27-’64
1 7,820c. ..D ec 1 1965
4Ms’25 M-N 5,912r_May 1 ’28-’32
4Ms’26 M -N 13,000..N o v 1 ’27-’39
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
3 Ms’01 M-N $3,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’30
4s ’06 J-J
7,500r_July 1 ’28-’30
4Ks’12 A-O 28,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’41
4.35s’22_
_
37,500c. June 1 ’28-’52
4.40s’22J-D d39,000c_Dec 1 ’28-’52
4.35s’23J-J d78,000c.July 1 ’28-’53
4.60s’24A-O d52,000c.Apr 1 ’29-’54
Sidewalk Bonds.
4 Ms’l l M-S $14,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’40
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4.30s M-S $9,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’32
5s ’15 J-D
8 ,000r.Dec 1 ’27-’34
4Ms’26 J-D 95,000r_June 1 ’28-’46
Fire-Department Bonds.
5 s ’ 15 A-O $1,000r...Apr 1928-29
4.35s’15J-D
4,000cDec 15 ’27-’34
5s ’15 J-D
1,000.-June 1 ’28-’29
4.95s’18M-N
500r._Nov 15 1927
4.402’22J-D dlO,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’36
Street Opening Bonds.
4.60s’24A-Od ($1,000c_ Apr 1 1928
_
\ 9 5 0 c ... Apr 1 1929
Municipal Building Bonds.
($72,000c.Dec 15 ’27-’44
5 s ’21 J-D-j 17,500c.Dec 1 5 ’45-’49
( 3.000c---- Dec 15 1950
Water Works Bonds
4.40s’22A-O$331,920c. Apr 1 ’28-’51
4.20s’25—
85.500c.June 1 ’28-’65
Equipment Bonds.
4.20s’25—
$9,000c____ 1927-1936
Police Department Bonds.
4Ms’25 F-A $4,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’30
Public Works Building Bonds.
4Ms’26 M-N$14,000. -Nov 1 ’28-’41
BOND.DEBT July 31’27.$1,058,062
417,420
Water debt______________
Assess, val., real estate &
franchise______________ 25,218,731
Assess, val., personal____
41,200
Total assess, value 1927.-25,259,931
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927..$11.62
IN T. on bonds marked " a ” at
Larchmont Nat. Bank, Larchmont;
“ 6’* Central Union Tr. Co., N. Y .;
“d” First Nat. Bk., N . Y .; all others
at Village Treasurer’s office.
LA SALLE.
This village is in Niagara County.
Incorp. 1897.
Sewer Bonds.
6s
...
$4,000____Jan 1 1929
Village Hall Bonds.
4Ms’24 . . . $60,000 _____1929-1952
4Ms’25 A-O
1 ,0 0 0 ... Apr 1 1928

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LA SALLE (C o n c lu d e d ).
Stand-Pipe Bonds.
4& s’24
$24,000 ......... 1929-1952
Fire-Hall Bonds.
5s
—
$4.500____ Jan 1 1934
Paving Bonds.
6s ’13 J-J $ 3,2 0 0 ...Jan 1 ’28-’42
4% s
...
40.000____ Jan 1 1946
Park Bonds.
_s
___ $6,000_____Jan 1 1929
Water Bonds.
4.70s . . . ($30,000.Jan 1 ’28-42
\10.200____Jan 1 1942
6s
...
19,000___ Jan 1 1944
5H s
...
20,000___ Jan 1 1946
4Ms’2 5 A -0 50,000.-Apr 1 ’30-’54
4Ms
...
15,000___ June 11940
Fire Pumper Bonds.
4% s
. . . $10,500___ June 11947
Street Impt. & Fire Truck Bds.
4 h s ’ 22 A-O ($8,000..Oct 1 ’27-34
\ 1,500. .Oct 1 ’35-’37
Truck Bonds.
5s
...
$4,500___ Jan 1 1943
Site Bonds.
5s
...
$5,000___ Jan 1 1935
TOTAL DEBT Apr 7 1927. $337,050
Water debt (incl.)________ 190,600
Assess. val.'27(60% actual)5,638,865
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927.— $17.74
Population 1920. 3.813;,1926- —6,258
LAWHENCE.
This village is In Nassau County
Inc. 1897. Pop. TO, 1,189; ’20, 2,861.
Street Bonds.
5s '17 F-A $7,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’33
4 ^ s ’22 M -N 24,000.-Nov 1 ’27-’50
Bridge Bonds.
4.80s’13J-D $2,000r.June 1 ’28-31
Grading and Paving Bonds.
4.15s’10J-J $20,000 --Jan 1 ’28-’37
5s T3 J-J
6,000r.July 1 *28-’29
4.80s’12J-J
36,000r_July 1 ’28-’41
4.60g’15J-J 32.000r-.Jan 1 ’28-’43
Road Bonds.
_ _s
__ S27, 200-Last bond 1929
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4 .. $184,200
Assess, val., real_________ 6,340,475
Assess, val., personal_____
23,100
Assess, val., franchises.. 144,787
Total assess, val. 1923------ 6,508,362
Village tax Coer $1,000) 1923-S7-00
INT. at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co.,
N. Y ., and at the Bank of Lawrence.

NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
Assess, val. ’26(64% act.). 514,727
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--825 00
INT. at the Port Leyden Nat.
Bank, Port Leyden, or National Park
Bank, New York.
LIBERTY (Town).
This town is in Sullivan County
Incorp. Mar. 13 1807. Pop’n 1910.
5,402; 1920. 6,030.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
4s ’99 s-an $25,000c
$5,000 y’ly
BOND. DEBT Mar 2 9 ’25. $30,000
Assessed valuation 1924. -$1,568,826
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924------$7.50
INTEREST payable at Sullivan
County National Bank, Liberty.
LIBERTY (Village).
This village is in Sullivan County.
Incorporated in 1870.
Water Bonds.
4 ^ s ’20 F-A S3.000r.Feb 1 ’28-’30
4V2s ’ 22 M-N130,000c*Nov 1 ’27-’52
4 ^ s ’22 M-N*26,000c*Nov 1 ’27-’52
4.50s’24F-A
l,500r.Aug 1 ’27-’29
4.50s’24F-A
4,OOOr.Aug 1 ’27-’34
4.50s’25J-D
3,OOOr.June 15’28-’33
Paving Bonds.
4Jis’ 19 . . . $13,OO0r.July 15 ’27-39
6s ’21 F-A
9,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’36
Street Impt. Bonds.
54*s’21 s-a $13.000r.Dec 1 ’27-’39
5s ’22 - - .
4,500r.Aug 1 ’27-’35
4Hs’23 J-J
6,500r.July 1 ’28-’39
4K s’23 M-S
l.OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’28
4Ms’25 M -N 8,500r.June 15 ’28-’43
Sewer Bonds.
4.70s’10F-A $8,000r.Aug 9 ’27-’34
4J^s’23 J-J
5,500r.July 1 ’28-’37
4 Jis’23 J-J
3,500r_July 1 ’27-’32
4 ^ s ’25 J-D
5,500r.July 15 ’27-’37
4 ^ s ’26 J-J
3,500r_July 29 ’27-’33
Fire Department Bonds.
5s ’20 F-A $3.000r-Aug 1 ’27-’30
4J^s’23 J-J
7,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’33
4 H s '2 4 F-A
8,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’42
4K s’24 F-A
4,500r.Aug l ’27-’35
Building Bonds.
4J^s’26 J-J $6,OOOr_July 29 ’27-’33
BOND. DEBT May 26 ’27 $283,000
Water debt (incl.)------------ 172,000
_
Assess, val., real estate_ 2,998,050
Assess, val., personal_______ 206,200
_
Other assessable property_ 215,747
Tot. val. ’27 (2-3 act.)___ 3,331,896
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’27--------$17.50
Pop’n in 1910. 2,072; 1920____ 2.459
* INT. payable in N. Y . exchange.

Highway Improvement Bonds.
4 ^ s ’23 M-S $90,000-Mar 31 ’34-’36
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’27- $424,000
Total assess, val. 1926
(70% actual).................43,149,436
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926----- $9.39
Population TO, 38,037; ’20, 36,830
LIVONIA UN. FREE S. D. NO. 9.
This district (P. O. Livonia) is in
Livingston County.
School Bonds
f$l,000r*Nov 1 1928
|24,000r*Nov 1 ’29 ’36
4K s’27 M N(40,000r*Nov 1 ’37 ’46
|50,000r*Nov 1 ’47 ’56
160,000r*Nov 1 ’57 ’66
Assessed valuation 1926_ $957,755
_
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27. $175,000
Population in 1926 (approx.) .1,000
LOCKPORT.
This city is In Niagara County.
Inc. Apr. 11 1865. Population 1925,
21,688; 1920, 21,308.
School Bonds.
5s
J-J
$2 000
Jan 2 ’28-’29
4.60s J-J 118,000__ Jan 2 ’28-’33
t 2,500____Jan 2 1934
5s ’20 J-J 50,000--Jan 2 ’28-’36
4 ^ s ’22 Jan 40,000--Jan 2 ’28-’35
5s ’24 M-S 268,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’44
General Bonds.
5 s ’27 F-A ($20,719-68Feb 23’28-’35
I 2,589.96-Feb 23 1936
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s ’ 12 Dec ($7,000-.
\ 800..
5s ’ 13 Aug (20,000.
1 1,080..
3,500.
4.90s A-O
720____Jan 2 1928
J-J
720..
5s
5s ’26 J-D 12,248.1
Water Bonds.
4s ’06 J-D $174,400c.Dec 1 ’27-’36
5s ’07 J-D 20 OOOr.Dec 1 ’27-’36
4.30s’08J-D / 9,000--Dec 1 ’27-’35
\ 7,000____Dec 1 1936
4% s
J-J
14,200--Jan 2 ’28-’38
5s
-.4,200--Jan 2 ’28-’30
Hospital Bonds.
5s ’22 Jan 2 $28,100r_-Jan 2 ’28-’43
4.70s T8
15,000-Feb 13 ’28-’32
4.75s
1,000--Jan 2 ’28-’28
Grand Street Paving Bonds,
s ’27 . . .
$3,254.94-----------------Fire Department.
,000---Jan 2 ’28-’30
I
5s
J-J 1 $9,000.
Jan 21931
1 2,250.
an 2 ’28-’34
f
5s
J-J 1 10500Jan 2 1935
l 2,0004 ^ s ’ J-J f 3,000.
1 3.950.
Voting Machine Bonds.
5s T8 J-J
$1 .000 r-.Jan 2 28- 28
Police Dept. Bonds.
5 s ’21 Jan ($10,000--Jan 2 ’28- 32
\ 1,025____Jan 2 1933
BOND. DEBT Apr. ’27-$l,457,694
Water debt (included)—
231,420
Local assess, bonds (incl.) 594,858
Assess, val., real estate_ 20,949,955
_
Assess, val., personal-----1,500
Special franchise________
892,026
Tot. assess, val. 1926____21,843,481
Exempt property_________ 1,513,165
Taxable property________ 20,330,316
Total tax rate(per$l,000)’26—$33.79
INT. on the 4% water bonds of
1906 at U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., N. Y.;
on other issues at City Treasury.

LEICESTER (TOWN) COMMON
SCH. DIST. NO. 5.
This district (P. O. Cuylerville) is
in Livingston County.
5s T9 ann. $18.000..Jan 1 ’28-’33 LIBERTY UNION FREE SCHOOL
5s T9 ann. 2 ,7 5 0 ...Jan 1 ’28-’38
DIST. NO. 1.
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 1927-.S33.050
This district is in Sullivan County.
Tot .assess .val.’26(2-3 act.) 985,354 4Hs’ll Nov $10.000--Nov 1 ’27-’31
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-819.28 TOTAL DEBT May 24 ’23 -$41,500
Tot. ass’d val.’22 (20%act.).734,351
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’22-856.00
LENOX UNION FREE S. D. NO. 9. Population in 1923 (est.)--------- 3,000
This district (P. O. Canastota) is
INT. at Sullivan Co. Bank.Liberty
in Madison County.
School Bonds
LINDENHURST.
5s ’27 - - - $180,000------1928 1960
This city is in Suffolk County.
BONDED DEBT_______________(?)
Concrete Road Bonds
4Ms’26 F Aj$40,000r_Aug 1 ’27 ’36
LE ROY.
j 40.000r.Aug 1 ’37 ’41
This village is in Genesee County.
Fire Equipment Bonds
Incorp. 1834. Pop’n 1910, 3,771; 4Ms’26 F A $12,000r.Aug 1 ’27 ’38
1920. 4,203.
4Ms’26 A O 36,000c.Apr 1 ’28 ’38
Municipal Bonds.
___ . _
_
BOND. DEBT May 15 ’27. $132,000
5s
— - $4,000______ 1927-1930 Floating debt (additional).
74,000
Water Bonds.
Total assessed val. (30%
4.40T5 F-A $78 000 .. Aug 1 ’27- 45
actual) 1927____________1,800,000
4.40s M -N 20,000-Nov 10 ’27-’37 Total tax (per $1,000) 1927---$36.20
4.35s’15J-D 8,000c.Dec 1 '27-34 Population in 1927------------------3,432
Fire Truck Purchase Bonds.
5Ks’22 J-D $2,000 ...June 1 1928 LITTLE FALLS.
TOT. DEBT Mar 1 ’2 7 --- $113,000
This city is in Herkimer County.
Water debt (included)____ 106,000 Inc. May 8 1895. Pop’n 1910,12,273: LONG BEACH.
This city is in Nassau County.
Tot.assess.vaL’26(70% act.)3,810.863 1920, 13.029.
Incorp. as village 1913, incorp. as
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926----$7.50
City-Hall Bonds.
city 1922.
4) 4s’15 J-D($20.000--June 1 ’28-’35
Water, Light & City Hall Bds.
LE ROY UNION FREE SCHOOL
\ 30,000--June 1 ’36-’45
[$238,000r* ..July 1 ’28-’41
DIST. NO. 1.
School Bonds.
54,000r* - .July 1 ’42-’43
This district is in Genesee County. 3J4s’98 July $16,000r.July 1 28-’35 6s’23 J-J
l 14,000r* ..July 1 ’44-’45
4Hs’09 Jan $48,000r..Jan 1 ’28-’43 4 A s ’ 14 July 2,000.-July 1 ’28-’29
Water Bonds.
( 96,000c or rDecl’27’42 4Hs’16 Aug 15.0ft0r.Aug 1 ’27-’41
M-NS168 OOOcNov 1 ’27-’47
4 M s ’2 4 J-D{117,000c or rDecl’43’55 5) ^s’20 J-D 125,000..June 1 ’28-’52 6s
I 30,000c or rDecl’56’58 5j^s’20 J-D 60,000.-June 1 ’53-’64 6s ’20 M-S 55,000--Mar 1 ’28-’42
6s
A-O
38,000r ...1927-1941
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 1927 $291,000
Water Bonds.
A-O 115,000r_0ct 1 ’27-’49
Tot.ass’d val.’26(60% act)4,973.227 4.3s’08June $50,000r_ June 1 1928 6s
_
5%s’22 J-J 91,000-.July 1 ’28-’45
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$17.80
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Population in 1925 (est.)--------- 5,000 4}4s’16 M-N 20,000_______________ 51£s’24 J-D 70,000--July 1 ’29-’38
INTEREST payable at Importers'
Bridge Reconstruction Bonds. 5 ^ s ’26 M-S 127,500c.Mar 1 ’31-’45
& Traders’ Nat. Bank. New York.
4.70s’24A-O $11,000--Apr 1 ’28-’30 6s Electric Light Bonds. 1 ’27-’43
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.) 6s ’20 J-D$174.000c.Dec 1 ’27-’43
’21 J-D 86,000c_Dec
LESTERSHIRE— See Johnson City.
Refunding Water Bonds.
A-O 67,OOOc_Oct 1 ’27-’49
4’85s’ 17 J-T $60,000-June 13 ’29- 34 6s .
Lighting Plant Bonds.
LEWIS COUNTY.
Paving Bonds.
__ _
6s ’23 J-J
Lowvllle is the county seat.
4Hs’15 M-N $34,000-------- 1927-1938 5J4s’24 J-D $100,000.-July 1 ’33-’42
75,000--July 1 ’29-’38
6s ’21 M-S $28,000...Mar 15 1931 6s ’21 J-D 20,000.-June 1 ’28-’31
Highway Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 20 ’27 $491,500 5K s’26 M-S 26O,000c.Mar 1 ’31-’50
Sewer Bonds.
5s T4 Feb $3,500—Feb 1 ’28- 33 Water debt (incl.)------------ 125,000
5s T4 Feb
2,400— .Feb 1 ’28-’31 Assessed val’n, real estate.ll ,045,140 6s T8 — $20,000rOct 15 ’27-’42
A-O 1«.000c. Nov 1 ’27-’42
5s T4 Feb 20,000-Feb 10 ’28-’37 Assessed val’n, personal---59,050 6s
A-O 28,800c_0ct 1 ’27-’32
5s T7 Mar
600_____Mar 1928 Other assessable property. . 330,261 6s
6s’21 Marl5 / 3,000---Mar 15 1928 Tot.ass’d val’26(60%act.) 11,434,461 4 ^ s ’22 J-J 34,200.-July 1 ’28-’45
2,000--July 1 ’28-’29
\12,000-Mar 1 5 ’29-’31 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-832.31 5%s’22 J-J
5K s’24 J-D 30,000._July 1 ’29-’38
4s ’ 26 M-S 63,000-Mar 10 ’28-48
INT. payable at City Treas. office
6s ’27 J-J 45,500.-Jan 1 ’28-’31
BOND. DEBT May 26 ’27 $106,907
6s ’27 J-J
5,000--Jan 1 ’28-’31
Assess, val..real estate_ 20.909,697 LITTLE VALLEY.
_
Fire Bonds.
Assess, val., personal____
346,650
This village is in Cattaraugus Co.
6s
J-D $3,500 _____ 1927-1933
Tot.ass’d val.’26(65%act)21,256,347 Incorporated in 1876.
4.95s J-D
l,9 0 0 r ____ 1927-1929
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$28.40
Fire Truck Bonds.
A-O 28,000_Oct 1 ’27-’44
Population in TO 24,849; ’20 23.704 4.90s’24 J-J ]$6,0O0r.July 1 ’27-’33 6s
5Ks’27 J-J 75,000--July 1 ’36-’50
{ l,500r_ July 1 1934
_
School Bonds.
LEWISTON (Town).
Paving Bonds.
f$27,000-.July 1 ’28-’36
This town is in Niagara County.
5s ’22 M-S $17,OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-’44 6s ’23 J-J \ 78,000.-July 1 ’28-’40
4 14s,87 — $43,000---Apr 1 ’28-’37 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27.--$43,653
10,000-_July 1 ’33-’42
5s ’27 M-S $6,500r*------ 1927-’32 Total val. ’25 ( A act.)-. ..907,705 6s ’23 J-J
($1,000, Apr. 1 1927-31; $1,500, Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $20.24 6s ’23 J-J 35,000..July 1 ’33-’42
Disposal Bonds.
Apr. 1 1932.)
Population TO, 1,368; ’20, 1,253 6s Sewerage $15,000-_July 1 ’33-’42
’23 J-J
Water Bonds.
Street Bonds.
5s
Dec $5,000r---------—
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 1926 $43,729 LITTLE VALLEY & MANSFIELD 6s ’23 J-J $10,000..July 1 ’33-’42
UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
6s T5 A-O 163,800--Apr 1 *28-’45
Assessed valuation 1926— 5,315,574
This district (P. O. Little Valley)
Sidewalk Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $10.93 is in Cattaraugus County.
6s
A-O $9,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’44
Population 1910. 3,263; 1920, 3,263 5s 22 A-0$128,000_.Apr 1 ’28-52
6s ’23 J-J
10,000--July 1 ’33-’42
City Hall Bonds.
LEYDEN, LYONSDALE & WEST BOND. DEBT Apr 2 ’27--$128,000
TURIN UN. FREE S. D. NO. 5. Assess, val. 1926---------------- 904,464 5Ms’22 J-J $54,000--July 1 ’28-’45
6s ’23 J-J 35,000--July 1 ’33-’42
This district (P. O. Port Leyden)
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 ’27-$3,033,300
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
is in Lewis County.
Water bonds____________
852,500
Geneseo is the comity seat.
f$10,000r*.0ct 1 ’27’36
6s ’21 A-O-j 12,000r*.0ct 1 ’37-’42 5s ’22 M-S 140,000______1930-1933 NET BOND. DEBT____ 2,180,800
I 25,OOOr*-Oct 1 ’43- 52 4J4s’25 J-D 90,000-Dec 15 ’37-’39 Assessed value 1926______ 29,186,249
BOND. DEBT May 17 ’27--$48,000i 4>£s’26 J-D 80.000c.Dec 15 ’40-’41 Population 1926 (est.)-------------7,000




[V ol. 124.
LONG LAKE UNION FREE S. D.
NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Long Lake) is
in Hamilton County.
5s ’24 J-J $145,000r*_Jan 1 ’27-’55
BOND. DEBT Nov 1924-. $150,000
Assessed valuation________2,494,244
Population (est.)_______________ 800
INT. at the Tupper Lake National
Bank, of Tubber Lake.
LOWV1LLE
---------This village is in Lewis County.
Incorporated in 1854.
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s ’23 M -N $17,000_____ 1927-1943
Paving Bonds.
4Hs
Jan $6,000___________1928
TOTAL DEBT Nov 18’26- $17,000
Total assessed value, 1926-4,801,360
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’24-812.00
Pop’n 1925, 4,352; 1920. 3,127.
LOWVILLE SCH. DIST. NO. 2.
This district (P. O. Lowville) is in
Lewis County.
($155,000c.Nov 1 ’29-’59
44£s’24
{ 310,000c.Nov 1 ’60-’90
M -N t
5,000c_--Nov 1 1991
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27 $470,000
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (70% act.)4.145,057
School tax rate(per$l,000)’26-$l6.l6
Population in 1925 (est.)--------- 3,500
IN T. at the Black River Nat.
Bank of Lowville or the American
Exchange National Bank, N . Y.City
LYNBROOK.
This village is in Nassau County.
Paving Bonds.
4 ^ s ’22 F-A$120,000c-Aug 1 ’27- 42
4J4s’23M -N 112,000--Nov 1 ’2 7 ’42
4 ^ s ’23 M -N 42,000--Nov 1 ’43-’48
5s ’24 A-O 6.000--Apr 1 ’28-’29
4YiS'24 M-S 144,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’44
4 ^ s ’26 F-A HO.OOOr* Aug 1 ’27-46
Municipal Building Bonds.
4J4s’24 J-D $18,000--Dec 1 ’27-’44
4 A s’ 24 J-D 45,000--Dec 1 ’27-’44
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s ’23 M-S $4,000 _.M ar 31 1928
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27 $605,000
Assessed value 1926-----------7,933,835
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------' 30.00
Popula. 1920,4,275; 1926(est.)10,000
INT. at Lynbrook Nat. Bank.
LYNDONVILLE.
This village is in Orleans County.
Sewer Bonds
____
5s ’23 M S $32,000-July 15 ’27 ’42
5s ’26 J J 14,000-July 15 ’27 ’42
BOND. DEBT July 15 ’26- $136,000
Water bonds_______
90,000
Total assessed valuation— 859,313
Population in 1925--------------------- 763
LYONS.
This village is in Wayne County.
Incorp. 1831. Pop’n 1910, 4,460;
1920. 4,253.
5s^2<adJ?J>n$34,500r____ 1927-1949
0
Water Bonds.
4.80s’15Jan $15.000r„Jan 1 2 8 -4 2
4>$s’15 ann 62.000-------- 1927-1943
4s ’17 Jan J 4,000____Jan 1 1940
111 ,000--Jan 1 ’41-’42
Highway Construction Bonds.
4>£s’24M-N $34,000--Nov 1 ’27-43
Sewer Bonds.
4.90s’15ann $59,500..$3,500 yearly
BONDED DEBT (Water - . $92,000
Apr 10 1927_ lOth.purp.128.000
_
Total assessed val’n 1926
(act.)___________________5,996,523
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-.-S12.50
IN T. on bonds payable at the Na­
tional City Bank, New York.
LYONS UNION FREE SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 6.
, .
This district (P. O. Lyons) is m
Wayne County.
„
f$35,000-.Dec 1 27-31
4J4s 21 J-D 40.000-.Dec 1 32-36
45,000. .Dec 1 37-41
250,000.-Dec 1 42-66
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’24. $388,000
Tot. assess, val. ’23 (appr.) .3,857.899
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23~$i6.40
Population (estimated)-----------4,800
MADISON COUNTY.
County seat is Wampsville.
County-Building Bonds.
4s g ’09 J-J $50.000r.Jan 1 ’28-’31
Almshouse Bonds.
i k s g’14Feb $12,000r.Feb 15 28- 29
Deficiency Bonds.
4 s ’25 ___($95,000-.July 1 32-50
\ 10,000___ July 1 1951
Highway Bonds.
. „
($50,000c-July 1 ’32-41
4 s ’25 _ { 96,000c.July 1 ’42-’50
_
[ 5,000c_ July 1 1951
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 0 ’27 $310,000
Assessed value, real estate31,942,824
Assessed value personal..
441,485
Other assessable property957,911
Total asses, val. ’26 (82%
actual)________________ 32,384,309
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-814 48
Pop’n 1925, 40,817; 1920, 39,535
INT. payable at County Treas.
office.
______
MALONE.
This village is in Franklin County
Inc. 1853. Pop.V20, 7,556; ’25, 8,820
Water Bonds.
5s ’19 ann $18,000r.Sept 1 ’27- 39
Street Bonds.
4Hs’16 J’ne $14,000r.June 1 ’28-’42
4Hs’16 June 24,000r_June 1 ’28-’40
Water-Works Refunding Bonds
4.30g’10M-N$160.000r.May 15’27-’66
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $231,500
Water debt (incl.)------------- 179,500
Assessed val’n, real estate.4,443,057
Assessed val’n, personal_
_
55,700
Other assessable property. _ 124,900
Total assess, val. 1926 (abt.
A a c t.)_______________ 4,623,657
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---$22.2@
INT. on water bonds payable at
Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y .; on other
bonds at People’s Nat. Bk., Malone.

J une, 1927.]
MALONE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4 Jus’ l l J-J $24,000r_Jan I ’28-’39
5 }4 s '2 2 M-S 20.000r__________1936
4J^s’22 J-J ( 25,000c.July 1 ’28-’32
1200,000c. July 1 ’33-’52
TOT. DEBT Apr 12 ’27-- $273,600
Tot.val. ’26 (abt.60 % act .). .5,429,273
Tax rate (per $1,000) '26____ $21.10
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 9,775
INT. payable at Williamsburgh
Sav. Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y ., office of
State Comptroller and Peoples Trust
Co., Malone.

NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
Mamaroneck Ave. School& Site.
4Hs ’08 M -N $30,000 May 1 ’28-’39
High-School-Addition Bonds.
U4s’08 M-S $18,750r_M & S ’27-’34
BD. DEBT May 1 ’27--.$l,272,900
Assessed val. 1927_______ 49,007,713
School tax (per $1,000) 1926-.$10.12
INT. payable to "holder’ in New
York exchange.

MANCHESTER.
This village is in Ontario County.
Incorp.
1892. Population 1910,
881; 1920, 1,418.
Water-Works Bonds.
MAL VERNE.
i.80’15 J-D $18.OOOr.June 1 ’28-’45
This village is in Nassau County.
5s ’ 18 . . .
3 1 ,0 0 0 -.-.....................
Paving Bonds.
Fire Equipment Bonds.
4H s’26 M-S$100,000r*Sept 1 ’27 ’46
_
BONDED DEBT_______________ (?) 5s ’26 A-O $4,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’30
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4-- $29,000
Assessed value 1925_$2,481,950
2.5(K>
Population in 1925______________ 573 Floating debt (additional)
Total assessed val’n 1926-5,463,575
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $9.25
MAMARONECK (TOWN).
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
Park District Bonds.
4H s’25 F-A$148,000r*_Feb 1 ’32-’68 MANHEIM & OPPENHEIM UN.
Sidewalk Bonds.
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
5s ’ 13 M-S $1,000 ...S e p t 1 1927
P. O. Dolgeville.
Fire District Bonds.
M -N $3,O O
O r_________ 1929
5s.’22 M -8 $42,000--Nov 1 ’27-’32 os
( 3,000r*.May 1 ’28-29
Voting Machine Bonds.
4J£s’24 M -N (85,000r*_May 1 ’30-46
6s ’20 J-D $1,000 ...June 1 1928
(80,000r*-May 1 ’47-54
Road Bonds.
'27- $177,000
4 Jus’l l
$4,000--Sept 1 '27-’30 BOND. DEBT May 1 act.)2,084.645
Tot. ass’d val.’27(56%
4K s’12 —
6,000--July 1 ’28-’30
. '13 M-S
6.000--Sept 1 ’27-’32 School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$22.22
5s . . . -----5s ’22 J-D 13.000- -June1’28-’40 Population (estimated)_______ 4,200
-Feb INTEREST payable in Dolgeville.
1 ’30-’53
4K s’26 F-A 48.000Land Purchasing Bonds.
4Hs’26 F-A$120,000--May 1 ’27-’46 MANHEIM. Is In Herkimer County.
This town
Highway Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
f$2,000r*.-Nov 1 1927
M-S
4Ms’26 M -N 60.O O Nov 1 ’28-’47 4Hs’15 M-S $14.000r.Mar 1 ’28-’33
O r*
4,800r_ $1,000 y’rly
_
[ 3,500r*__Nov 1 1948 5 s ’19
6s ’20 M-S 7.O O
O r______________
Sewer Bonds.
11,000--Mar 1 ’30-’32
4Ms’26 J-D$175,000r*.June 1 -31’65 6 s ’26
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 ’26- $103,400 6s Bridge Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1926___ 41,600,585 6s ’21 M-S Sl.OOOr.. Mar 1 1928
’25
4.000r_Mar 1 ’28-’31
Total tax rate(per$l ,000), ’26-S31.82 BOND.M-S
DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $41,800
Population 1910, 5,602; 1920, 7.801 Tot.ass’d val.’26(80%act).3.803,733
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$15.00
MAMARONECK (TOWN) SEWER Population 1910, 3,355; 1920. 3,886
DISTRICT NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Mamaroneck) MARCELLUS AND SKANEATis in Westchester County.
ELES UNION FREE S .D .N O .2.
6s ’21 J-J $105,000--July 1 ’28-’47
This district (P. O. Marcellus) is
6s ’21 J-J 100,000--July 1 ’28-’51 in Onondaga County.
4Ms’22 J-D 100.000c.June 1 ’48-’67
School Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-J 50,000--July 1 ’68-77
T$14,000r*. Oct 1 ’27-’33
...
4J^s’24 J-J 180,000--Jan 1 ’29-73 4.60s’26A-O{ 24,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’34-’41
4Ms’25 J-J 100.000r*_Jan 1 ’30-’69
32,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’42-’49
4Ms’25 J-J 140,000--July 1 '30-’64
[ 10,000r*.0ct 1 ’50-’51
4K s’26 J-J 80,000r*-July 1 ’31-70 Assess. val.’26(56%act.)_- $940,885
4Ms'27 J-J 150,000r*-Jan 1 ’52-76 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 ’2 6 -. $80,000
BOND.DEBT May 20 ’27$1,012,500 School tax (per $1,000)______$19.00
Assessed valuation 1926-10,059,525 Population 1926 (est.)_______2,000

MAMARONECKTviLLAGE).
MARILLA.
This village is in Westchester Co.
This town (P. O. Marilla) is in
Inc. Nov. 16 1895. Pop. 1910. 5.699 Erie County.
1920, 6.571.
Bridge Bonds.
Public Improvement Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O $16,000--Apr 1 ’28-’43
4Ms’25 A-0 $30,600c.Apr 1 ’28-’45
Highway Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . -Apr 1 ’29-’38
Judgment Bonds.
4Ms’25 A-O $36,OOOc_Apr 1 ’28-’45 6s ’21 M-S
2,000-— Mar 1 1928
Road & Bridge Bonds.
4.60s’24__
18.000_______________
4s ’03 J-D
$500r__________1927 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27- $46,000
4s ’09 A-O
2,500r.Apr 1 '28-’32 Assessment debt (add’l)
1,100
4.60s ’08 J-D 5,000r -June 1 ’2S-’32 Total assess, val. 1926____1,273,950
Bridge Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $l,000)’26-$20.94
4.40s’12F-A $1.000r_Aug 1 *27-'28
INT. payable at the Bank of
Land Purchase Bonds.
East Aurora.
4}£s’26 F-A$120,000--Aug 1 ’27-’46
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’04 M-N$14.000r_Nov 1 ’27-’33 MASSENA (TOWN).
This town is in St. Lawrence Co.
3Ms 05 J-J 14.000r-July 1 ’28-'34
Bridge Bonds.
‘
~”
8,000r.July 1 ’28-’35
4s ’06 J-J
—40.000r.Sept 1 ’27-’36 4 ^ s ’12 F-A $6,000c-Feb 1 ’28-’33
4.60s’07M-S
5s '18
16.000c_Feb 1 ’28-’43
8,000c. Oct 1 ’ 27-’31 5s’23M-N J152,000r *. . -May 1’28-’48
4.55s’12A-0
4.40s’12F-A 10.000r-Aug 1 ’27-'36
t 40,000r*--May 1 ’49-’53
3 Ms ’05 J-D 16.000r- Dec 1 ’27-’34 NET BD. DT. Jan 1926-— $202,500
6,000-J’ne 15 ’28-’33 Certificate of indebtedness 4.70s’17J-D
4,700
4Ms’22 J-D 324,000c.June 1 ’28-’51 Total assess, val. 1924____ 7,291,491
4Ms’24 J-D 44,000-_June 1 ’28-’49 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’21 $14.63
4Ms’24 J-D 23,000--Dec 1 ’27-’49 Population 1927_____________10,000
4Ms’26 J-D 129,500-_June 1 ’31-’65
INTEREST at Supervisor’s office.
4Ms’26 J-D 175,000--June 1 '31-’65
Fire Alarm System Bonds.
4Ms’26 J-D $30,000--June 1 ’27-’41 MASSENA (VILLAGE).
Fire-Department Bonds.
This village is in St. Lawrence Co.
4.40s’12F-A $7,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’40 Incorporated In 1886.
3,500r..Jan 15’28-’34
5s ’ 14 J-J
Municipal Bldg. Site Bonds.
5s '20 M -N 6,650.-May 1 ’28-’34 5s
J-D $14,400c_________ 1949
6s ’21 F-A 24,000______1927-1939
Paving & Sewer Bonds.
41*s’23 F-A 26.000- July 15 ’28-’40
4Hs’22 F-A ($18,000r—Aug 1 ’27-’35
4Ms’26 J-D 24.000- -June 1 ’28-’4i
\ 22,500r—Aug 1 ’36-’50
-AprPaving Bonds.
1 ’28-’36
4 ^ s ’27 A-O 18.000Paving Bonds.
4>£s’23 J-J $13,400--Y ’ly on July 1
4.35s'07M N$24,000r____ 1927-1936 4J^s’23
18,000—Aug 1 ’28-'45
4.6s ’08 J-D 15,000r.June 1 ’28-’37 4>is’23 F-A 18,000--Aug 1 ’28-’45
4.60s’08J-D
6,000_______________ 4 J^s’25 J-D 27,000--June 1 ’28-’36
4.40s ’12F-A
5,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’31 4>is’25 J-D
9,000--June 1 ’28-’36
5 s ’ 13 M-S 13,988r Sept25 '27-’45 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '2 6 -- $173,300
Dock Bonds.
Assessed value, real estate-2,921,760
5.70s’22M-N$10,000-.Nov 1 ’27-’36 Assessed value, personal_
_ 162,6o0
4Ms’24 J-D 42,500--June 1 ’28-'44 Other assess, property____ 115,185
4Ms’25 - - 30,600-_Apr 1 ’28-’45 Tot.ass’d val.'25(80% aet.)3,199,545
Highway Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $1 j.83
_
4.40s’22M-N$66,000r-Nov 1 ’27-’48 Population 1910, 2,951; 1920, 5,993
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1 ’27$1,364,098
IN T . on 4 K s at Village Treasurer’s
Total assess, val.. 1926--23,396,710 office
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---$18.36
INT. by check to registered holder. MASSENA (TOWN) UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST. No. 1.
MAMARONECK UNION FREE
School Bonds.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
4 ^ s ’17 M-N$95,OOOr *_.$5,000 yrly.
This district is in the town of 5s ’ 18 May 13,000,r____ 1927-1939
Mamaroneck. Westchester County. 5s ’19 M-S 14,850r-$l,000 yrly.
4s ’ 16 M -N $8,000.-Nov 1 ’27-’30 4 /is ’25 J-J /240,000c*July 1 ’30-'49
5Ms’20 M -N 20,000--Nov 1 ’30-’39
\ 10,000c---July 1 1950
5}|s’2 0M -N 10, O O rN ov. 1’40-’44 4H s’27 J-J
O c&
17,000--Dec 1 ’28-’44
4Ms g ’23 J-J 39,000--Jan 1 ’28-’40 BOND. DEBT May 21 ’26 $379,850
4Ms’26 J-J 150,OOOr*.July 1 ’28-’42 Total assessed valuation
4Ms’26 J-J (30,OOOr*.July 1 ’43-’45
1926 (75% act.)______ 6,360,199
1 5,000r*__July 1 1946 School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$15.88
4K s’27 M-S 41,000
Population (est.) 1925_______ 9,000
($4,000, Mar. 1 1928-36; $5,000,
Mar. 1 1937.)
4Ms ’24 ($325,000r*_Mar 1 ’28-’41 MECHANICYILLE.
This city is in Saratoga County.
1 90,000r*_Mar 4 ’42-’50
4Ms’25 J-J 250,000r*.Jan 1 ’29-’53 Inc. as villagS 1870; as city June 29
School-House Bonds.
1915. Pop. 1910, 6,634; 1920, 8,166.
4.9s ’07 M-N $6,150r_May 1 ’28-’30
Land-Purchase Bonds.
5 K s’21 M -N / 75,000cMay 1 ’28-’42 5s ’20 Jan 1 $13,000r*.-Jan l ’27-’40
UOO.OOOcMay 1 ’43-’52
Refunding Bonds.
»p2
's’21 M -N 75,OOOcMay 1 ’28-’42 4Ms’15 Oct $18,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’35




City-Hall Bonds.
5s T4 Sept $12,000_____ 1927-1938
Water Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A $22,000r...July 1 1933
Water Refunding Bonds.
4Ms’ 12 - - . $12,000 _________ 1927
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5Ms’22 June $7,000—June 1 ’28-’32
4 Hs’26 J-J
6,000- - Jan 1 ’28 ’31
BOND. DEBT May 19 ’27 $112,436
Water debt (incl.)________
17,000
Assessment debt (add’l)___
28,500
Sinking fund: General____
1,743
Water______
18,143
Assessed val’n, real estate.$5,102,450
Assessed val’n, personal_
_
19 800
Special franchise_________ 228,408
Tot.ass’d val.’26(60%act.) .5,350,658
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $28.80
zINT. at Treasurer’s office.

83
Total assessed value 1926
(60% act.)____________ 1,707,836
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--S15.75
Population in 1924 (est.)______ 2,900
INT. at Fort Plain Nat. Bank in
New York exchange.
MINEOLA.
This village is in Nassau County.
Incorporated in 1906.
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '24 M-S S12.000 _____ 1927-1929
Water Main Extension Bonds.
4.70s’07J-J
$5,000-..................1927
5s T3 J-J
3,000___________1931
5s ’19 M -N 30.000 _____ 1927-1938
6s ’21 F-A 13.000._Feb 1 ’28-’40
5s ’22 s-a
36,000..Sept 1 ’27-’38
Municipal Building Bonds.
4Ms’26 M-S $90,000___________1946
Water Supply Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 F-A $50,000-------- 1931-1955
Incinerator Bonds.
4J^s’26 M -N $65,000.-Nov 1 ’31-’43
BOND. DEBT Feb 28’26_.$197,900
Water debt (included)____
76,500
Tot.assess.val.’25(abt.act.)5,914,607
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$16-00
Population 1910, 1.981; 1920, 3,016

MECHANICVILLE SCH. DIST.
4s g ’98 J-D $12.000c____ 1927-1938
4H g’13J-D 95,OOOr*..-1927-1945
4 ^ s ’20 J-J 192,000 _____ 1927-1950
4Ms’25 A-O 150,000 ____ 1927-1955
TOTAL DEBT Apr 12 '27 $464,000
Ass’d val. ’26 (60% act.)-.7,185,697
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$19.70
Population (est.)____________ 10,000
INT. on 4Ms in N . Y . exchange;
on others at Merchants’ Ex. Nat. MINOA.
This village is in Onondaga Co.
Bank. N. Y .
Water Bonds.
4.60s’26F-A f$l,OOOc.-.Aug 1 1928
MEDINA.
I74,000c-Aug 1 ’29-’65
This village is in Orleans County.
(?)
Inc. Mch. 3 1832. Pop. 1910. 5.683; BONDED DEBT________
Total assessed value 1925.. 766,382
1920,6,011.
Population 1925________________ 838
Water Bonds.
3.75s July $29.166.64c.May 9 ’28-’34
5s ’24 M -N 40.000c__________1944 MINOA UNION FREE SCHOOL
5 s '25 M -N 10,000c__________1949
DIST. NO. 2.
OND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $75,630
Water debt (included)_____
75,630 in This district (P. O. Manilius) is
Onondaga County.
Water sinking fund_______
1,085
Bonds.
Assessed val., real estate_ 5,471,925 5s Building $26,000r$ 1,000 yly Nov
_
Nov
Assessed val., personal___
38,200
DEBT Apr 7 ’26..-$26,000
Other assessable property. _ 177,144 BOND. fund______________
Sinking
6,500
Tot.ass’d val. ’26 (80 % act.) 5,671,764 Tot. assess, val. ’26 ( l i act.) 726,382
/
Less exemptions__________
15,005
$1,000) '26--$lo.00
Net assessed value,1926_ 5,656,759 Sch.taxrate (per at Trust & Deposit
_
INT. payable
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$12.59 Co of Onondaga, Syracuse.
INT. at Union Bank in Medina.
MOHAWK.
This village is in Herkimer County.
MEXICO.
This village is in Oswego County. Inc. 1844. Population 1910, 2.079.
1920, 2,919.
Incorporated in 1851.
Water Sc Sewer Ext. Bonds.
BD. DT. (water) Mar 18 ’27-$26,000
Total assess, value 1926_____661,375 5? ’14 M-S $8,500 .........1927-1943
Village tax rate(perj$l,000)’26 $19.97
Paving Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,233; 1920, 1.336 5s '17 F-A 16,000___ Aug 1 1939
4K s’24 F-A 23,500--Aug 1 ’27-’44
121,000--July 1 ’27-’29
MEXICO UNION FREE SCHOOL -6 s ’25 J-J 1 5,903.98-July 1 1930
DISTRICT NO. 7.
Refunding Water Bonds.
This district is in Oswego County. 4Ms’10 A-O $ll,000r.$l,500 yearly
School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4 ^ s ’27 A-OS175,000c...Oct ’28-’63
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 ’27. $191,000 3.85s’05J-D $14,000r.$l,400 yearly
Bridge Bonds.
Water debt (included)_____
16,000
($22,500-.Feb 1 ’28-’36
Assessed value, real_______ 718,253 4J^s ’23 '
Feb lj 16,000--Feb 1 ’37-’44
Assessed value personal_
_
30,260
l 3,000.-Feb 1 ’45-’46
Other assessable property. .
21,100
Total ass’d val. (M act.) ’26 769,613 BOND. DEBT June 2 ’24- $58,000
13,700
Tax rate (per $1,000)________ $20.00 Water debt (incl.)________
20,100
Population 1926_______________1,600 Assessment debt (add’l)___
Sinking funds____________
22,947
Assessed valuation 1924___ 1,340.047
MIDDLEPORT.
This village is in Niagara County. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___$15.00
INTEREST on water and light
Inc, 1859. Pop’n 1910, 1,530; 1920,
bonds payable in Mohawk: on imp.
1,416.
bonds at Southold Sav. Bank; on
Paving Bonds.
4H s’24 F-A $32,000.-Aug 1 ’27-42 bridge bonds at the National Mo­
hawk River Bank. Fonda.
Sewer Bonds.
4.35s’12J-D $28,000--June 1 ’28-’39
Water Bonds.
COUNTY.
4.35s’12J-D $23,000--June 1 '28-’40 MONROEseat is Rochester.
6s ’20 F-A 22,000-Aug 10 '27-’37 4s Countv
’25 M-S 350,000c.Feb 1 ’31-’44
6s ’21 F-A 16,000-Aug 10 ’38-’53
Building Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4 .. $133,500
'33-36
_
Total assess, value 1923_ 2,230,390 4s ’27 F-A ($100,000.-Feb 1 ’37-’46
500,000--Feb 1
l 600,000--Feb 1 ’47-'54
MIDDLETOWN.
Bridge Bonds.
This city is in Orange Co. Inc. 4J^s’15 F-A $75.000--Feb 1 '28-’30
June 9 1888. Pop’n, 1920, 18,420; 4 ^ s ’17 F-A 70,OOOr.Feb 1 ’28-’41
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '27- $495,000
..............
1925, 20,412.
Assessed valuation 1927.608,627,950
General Improvement Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O ($28,000c_Oct 1 ’27-’33 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $5.93
l 5,000c____Oct 1 1934 Pop’n 1910, 283,212; 1920, 352,034
Street-Improvement Bonds.
INTEREST and principal payable
5s’21
A-O $45,O r* . Oct 1 ’27-’36 at Amer. Exch. Nat. Bk., N. Y, City.
OO
4 ^ s ’22 J-D / 9,000--June 1 ’28-’36
(12,000--June 1 ’37-’38
4K s’22 A-O 25,000c.-Oct 1 ’37-’41 MONTGOMERY.
Sewer Bonds.
This village is in Orange County.
3%s'01 M-S $3,500_ Jan 27 1931 Inc. 1810. Pop. ’10, 941; '20, 906.
_
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 5 ’27. $35,000
f$55,000c.June 1 ’28-’38 Water debt (incl.)________
23,000
4)4s’22 J-D( 150,000c.June 1 ’39-’53 Sinking fund (water)______
7.500
| 90,000c.June 1 ’54-’59
( 14,000c_ June 1 1960 AS(abt. 60% act.) 1926____ 819,750
_
4 J£s’27 — 490,000--May 1 ’28-’62 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$13.00
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 2024.) Population 1926--..................
935
City-Hall Bonds (O pt. a ft. 1915).
4H s’10 J-J $70,000c
July 1 1930
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Fonda is the county seat.
4Jus’l l F-A $40,000___ Aug 1 1931
Highway Bonds.
4 M)ST3 F-A 22,O O
Or
Feb 1 1933
5>£s’21 A-O 47.000--Apr 1 ’27-’51 5Hs’21 F-A $20,000r.Feb 1 ’28-’29
Highway Refunding Bonds.
Water Bonds.
5H
F-A
Or
1 ’28-’30
3 Hs’01 F-A $90,O O _ Apr 1 1931 4K s '2 2 F-A $42,O O Feb 1 ’30-’44
O r_
s’26
75,000c_Feb
4s’10 M-N 75,000c_ May 1 1930
_
County Sanitarium Bonds.
5Hs'21 A-O 48,OOOr.-Apr 1 ’28-’51
4Ms’24 M -N 25,000____May 1 1938 5s ’22 F-A $30,000c.Feb 1 ’30-’39
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -$ l,325,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 5 ’27 $189,050
Water debt (included)____ 300,000 Assess, val. real_________ 50,998,899
404,750
Sinking fund (water)______ 167,463 Assess, val. personal_____
Other sinking funds_______
53,300 Tot.ass’d val.'26 (abt. 58%
act.)----------------------------52.655,327
Assess, val. (real est.)____24,629,005
Assess, val. personal______ 117,950 Avge. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $22.84
Other assess, prop________ 530,640 Pop'n 1910, 57,567; 1920, 57,928
Tot.assess.val.’26 (abt.act.)25,277,595
INT. at Nat’l Park Bank, N. Y . C.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926...$26.64
INTEREST is paid at city treasury.
MONTGOMERY UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5.
MINDEN UN. FR. S. D. NO. 14.
This district (P. O. Montgomery)
P. O. Fort Plain, Montgomery Co. is in Orange County.
f$12,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’30
School Bonds.
5s ’15 M-N-j 28.000r.Nov 1 ’31-’37 4H s’26M-N$240,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’75
[ 4,500r___Nov 1 1938 BONDED DEBT 1 92 7 -.. $274,750
5s ’15 M-N 4,500r.Nov 1 ’27-’35 Total assessed val. 1926_ 4,600,195
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’2 7 -. $49,000 Population 1927 (est.)________ 5,400

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_
4Hs’17 J-D 40,000r_ June 1 1937
Court-House Bonds.
MONTGOMERY UNION FREE
Fire Truck Bonds.
5s ’27 - - $5,000_________
- 4Hs’18 . . . 20,000____Aug 1 1927 34£sg’00M-S $65,000r_— Sept 1 1930
SCH DIST. NO. 6.
This district (P. O. Maybrook) is TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $220,800 53|s’18 J-D 20,000___ June 1 1938 31isg’01M-N 85,000r__ Nov 1 1931
30,000____Mar 1 1929 3]^sg’99J-J 100,000r__ July 1 1929
Water debt (included)_____ 107,0(X) 45is’19 —
in Orange County.
Hospital Bonds.
($8,000r*-Novl ’27-28 Assess, val. real estate___ 2,079,250 4 H s ’ 22 . . . I 24,000.-May 1 ’28-’32
1100,000--May 2 ’33-'42 4s g To J-D $50,0ft0c*.Dec 1 ’28-’37
52,515
15,000r*_ Nov 1 '29-31 Other assessable property-.
( 15,000c*.-Apr 1 1933
4J4s’22 M -N 30,000. .Nov 1 ’33-’38
5J^s’21 M-N 14,000r*. N o v i’32-33 Total assess, val. 1926
40,000r*-.Junel’33’42 5s g ’21 A-Ol200.000c*. Aprl ’34-'38
(about 70% actual)_____2,131,765 4K s’23
32,000r*_ Nov 1 ’34-37
I 60.000c*.Apr 1 ’39-’40
27.000r*-N ovi ’38-40 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$16.28 4K s’24 F-A 30.000r*Aug 1 ’27-’29
43is’25 J-J 108.000r*Jan 1 ’28-’45 4 }is’25J-D f125,000r* June 1 ’44-’48
5Hs’22 M -N jl4,000r*. N o v i'27-40
43^s’25 J-D 48,000c*.Dec 1 '27-’42
1l00,000r* June 1 ’49-’40
I10.000r*_-Nov 1 1941 MOUNT PLEASANT.
4 ^ s ’26 M -N f 2,000____Nov 1 1928
Conduit Boulevard Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27- $138,700
This town is in Westchester Co.
118,000.-Nov 1 ’29-’46 4 }is ’25J-D f$100,000r* June 1 ’35-’38
Assessed value 1926_______ 981,929 434s’25 J-J $150,000r*.July 1 ’28-’42
\ 47,000r*. -June 1 1939
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27$40,01 434s’25 M-S 55,000r*.Sept 1 ’27-’37 43is’27 J-D 50,000r*.June 1 ’28-’47
(40,000...........1935-1938
Refunding Bonds.
Population 1925______________ 1,500 434s’25 M-S 55,000r* Sept 1 ’27-’37
$7,500r_ Jan 2 1928 4K s’25 J-J 30,000........
_
1940
INT. at the Maybrook National 434s’26 M-S |$5,000r*__Sept 1 1928 5s T8 J-J
5s T8 J-J 21,000-.Jan 1 ’28-’34
[3 8 ,0 0 0 -................1941
Bank, New York.
\78,000r* Sept 1 ’29-’41
Road Bonds.
53is T8 —
3,000------July 1 1928
Road Bonds.
MONTICELLO.
4H £’10
This village is in Sullivan County 4.60s . . . $94,002..Aug 1 ’27-’39 5>isT8 — - 28,000._Dec 1 ’27-'28 4s g ’09 J-J J22,000c*July 1 ’28-’29
M-S 35,000c*.-Sept 1 1931
Municipal Building Bonds.
...
50,000—Aug 1 ’30-’39
Inc. 1830. Population 1925. 3,509 4Ms
4.05s 16A-OJ 14,000--Oct 1 ’27-’33 43£s’25M-N ($24,000r*May 1 ’28-’35 4 h S ' l l F-A 36.000c*Feb 1 ’28-’31
1920, 2,330.
\ 40,000r*May 1 ’36-’45 4H g’ 12A -0 64,000c* Apr 1 ’28-’31
\
500___Oct 1 1934
_
Water bonds (5s)_ _____ -.$38,500
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
Sewer bonds (6s)___________ 23,000 434s’23 J-J s(56,000r*r July l ’28-’33 43Ss'16 M -N $5,000r— - Nov 1 1927 4.70g’ 13F-A / 25,000c*Aug 1 ’28-’28
\250,000c*Aug 1 ’29-’33
l 5,000r*. rJuly 1 1934
Highway bonds (5s)________ 49,000
43is’17 . . . 1 0,000-.0ctl ’27 & ’29 5s ’20 F-A 316.000c*Aug 1 ’28-’29
Fire bonds (5s)______________ 10,000
Fire District Bonds.
g’22M-Sl,900,000c*_Sep 1 ’28-’33
11938
( $6,000.-June 1 ’28-’30 5Ms’18 . . .. . 20.000____June ’28-’38 4H s’23J-D 575.000c* J’ne 1 ’28-’32
Village Bonds.
. ’18
li,000r.Jan 2
4H
5s . . . J-J
3,000___June 1 1931
($2,000.— Apr 1 1928 434s’23 J-D(
50,000r____1933-1937 (For maturity see V. 116, p. 2677)
4J4s’19 s-a
I 1,000___June 1 1932
5 s '25 A-O 1 8,000..Apr 1 ’29-’36
(300,000c* Sept 1 ’28-’30
10.000____Feb
—
[ 1,400____Apr 1 1937 TOT. DEBT Dec 29 ’2 6-- $657,500 5s*21 J-J 56,000--July 1 1 1928
110,000c*-.Sept 1 1931
’28-’34
Total assess val. 1926___25,028,049 53is’21
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’24J-D 200,000c*.-Sept 1 1932
5s '25 J-J $4,000.-July 1 ’28-31 Tax rate (per $1,000) '27_____ $11.68 4 sSchool Bds., City of Mt.Vernon.
290,000c*.-Sept 1 1933
’96 J-J $48,000.-July 1 ’28-’38
Population TO. 11,863; 1920, 14,004
5 s ’26 A-O / 4,000--Apr 1 ’28-’31
200,000c*.-Sept 1 1934
4 s ’04 J-D 35,000.-June 1 ’34-’37
I 1,500____Apr 1 1932
a Int. at Tarrytown Nat. Bank.
3 3*s’99F-A 50,000--Feb 1 ’39-’48 4 H s '2 5 J-J 60,000______1941-1946
Water Bonds.
Tarrytown.
3*4s’01 — - 30,000____Aug 1 1931 4 !£s’26A-01,600,000c*Apr 1 ’28-’37.
4Hs’22 F-A ($16,500r* Aug 1 ’27-’37
4s ’05 M-S 35,000.-Sept 1 ’38-'41 (For maturity see V. 122, p. 2396.)
1 4,500r* Aug 1 ’38-’46
13,750 Apr
’51-’52 4s ’27 A-O l,600,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’38
PLEASANT
5 s '26 A-O
3 ,5 0 0 --. Apr 1 1928 MOUNT DIST. NO. 1. UN. FREE 4s ’07 A-O 95.000r.Apr 1 ’42-’51 (For maturity see V. 124, p. 1719.)
43*s’08 A-O
1
SCH.
Pumping Engine Bonds.
4s ’27 M -N 1,141,000r*.May 1 ’29 39
M -N 77.700r.May 2
This district (P. O.
5s '2 6 --A-O $25,000--Apr 1 ’29-’33 town) is in WestchesterNorth Tarry- 435s’10 F-A 100.000r.Feb 1 ’53-’56 (For maturity see V. 124, p. 2796.)
4Hs’l l
’57-’61
County.
Sewerage-Disposal Bonds.
6s 21 F-A$134,000-.Aug 1 27-49 43is’12 M-N250,000r.May 1 ’62-’73
6s ’21 J-J Sl8,000r* July 1 ’28-’45 534s 22 F-A 52,000—Feb 1 28-53 4Ks'12 M -N 55.500r.Nov 1 ’52-’54 5s Bridge Bonds.
’20 M-N$970.000c*_Nov l ’31-40
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $123,400
21.100r.Dec 1 ’55- 56 5s g ’21 A-O 550.000c*.Apr 15 '31-41
6,000--Dec
Water debt (incl.)________
38,500 5J4s’22 J-D 12,500—Dec 1 ’27-’38 4 h z ’ 13 J-D (15,O O _ Feb 1 1929 4J4s’25M-S (90 ,000r..M a rl’34-’35
O r_
1
Floating debt (add’l)______
2,000 5s ’22 J-D 13,000--Sept 1 ’27-’30
(50,000r_ Mar 1 1936
_
O r_
1 1930
Assess, val. ’27 (34 act.)-.l,595,000 5s ’24 M-S 120,000c_July 1 ’27-’39 4Hs’17 F-A (20,O O _ Feb 1 1933 4 H s '2 6 J-J (300,000r*.July 1 ’28-’37
IlO.OOOr_ Feb
_
’27-’46
Village tax rate (p. $1,000) '27 $33.09 434s’26 J-J
t 26,000r*-.July 1 1938
128,000r. .Nov
INT. on 434s of 1922 at the Na­ 434s’26 J-J 28,000c_July 1 ’27-’33 43$s’19 M -N 149.000r-.Nov 1 ’27-’30
Refunding Bonds.
1 ’32-’38
tional Union Bank, Monticello, in BOND. DEBT May 28 ’24 $248,000 43^s’22 J-D (14,000c.June 1 ’28-'34 4Ms’17 M -S $83,000c*..Sept 1 1928
New York exchange; on others at Assessed value 1923_______ 4,000,000
124.000c. June 1 '35-’42
Armory Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’23......... $23.00
National Union Bank, Monticello.
($30,000..........1942-1943
Population 1923______________ 5,600 43is’22 J-J 387,000..July 1 ’28-’42
MORAVIA.
1944
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 2854)
INT. at the Tarrytown National 43£s’24 J-J 204,000r*.. Janl’28’44 4Ms’25 J-J [ 20,000............ -.1945
This village is in Cayuga County.
[ 25,000................
Bank, Tarrytown, N. Y.
Incorp. in 1837
Highway Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 117, p. 2915.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27$6,000
( 30,000r*__July 1 1927 4Ms’26 J-J f$500,000r*.July 1 ’28-’37
Water debt (.addl.)______ ■ 11,500 MT. PLEASANT UNION FREE 43is’26 J-J (348,000r*. July 1 ’28-’39
---\ 74,000r*.-July 1 1938
Assess, val., real___________ 686,300
Road and Highway Bonds.
ll96,000r*.July 1 ’40-’46
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9.
($180,000r*. July 1 ’28-’36
Assess, val. personal________
900
Fire and Police Department.
This district is in Westchester Co.
Other assess, prop----------------$10,812 4 34s’09 J-J $42,000r..Jan 1 '28-’48 4s ’06 M-N $ 15,000c. .May 1 ’28-’36 4>is’26 J-J] 59,000r*-.July 1 1937
61,000r*.July 1 1938Total val. 1926 (60% a c t.)..698.012 5s '14 J-J 28,000r_Jan 1 '28-'55 4s ’05 J-D 40,000c.June 1 ’28-’35
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 6 ... $17.90 5s T4 M-S
600r_ Mar 1 1928 4s TO A-O 20,000c..Oct 1 ’33-’36 BD. DEBT June 1 ’27-.$14,528,000
_
800,000
Population 1926. 1.434, 1920, 1,331 6s '21 F-A ( 2,000r ..A u g 1 1927 41*sT2 M-N105,000c-May 1 ’36-’42 Floating debt (add'l)_____
\45,000r.Aug 1 ’28-’42 434s’15 J-J 20,000c-.-Jan 1 1945 Total valuation 1927____ 297,126,796
MORIAH (TOWN) UNION FREE
3,000____Mar 1 1943 Population___________ 1925,207,640
434s’22 F-A (33,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’37 434s’16 . . .
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5.
Deficiency Bonds.
\20,000c.Aug 1 ’38-’42
INT. on court-house bonds due
This district (P. O. Port Henry) Is
434s’22 F-A
4,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’30 4s 03 M-S $40,000..Mar 1 ’28-’31 1930 and 1931 payable at the Corn
In Essex County.
F-A 40,000--Aug 1 ’32-’35 Exch. Bank., N. Y.; on part of the
BOND. DEBT May 4 ’27- $174,600 4s’03
♦School Building Bonds.
court-house bonds due 1929 at the
5s T6 Dec 1 $45.000—Dec 1 ’27-’41 Assess, val. '27 (60% act.)-4,483,329 4 hWater Bonds.
'll
1931
5s ’24 J-D 67,000.-June 1 ’28-’54 School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$25.36 4 ^ a ’12 A-O *30,000____ Oct 2 1932 Queens Co. branch of the Corn Exch.
s
J-D
1
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 '25- $146,400 Population in 1926 (est.)______ 4,300 4Hs’17 M -N 50,000_____Dec 1 1937 Bank in Long Island City, and part at
3,000____ May
INTEREST at Mt. Pleasant Bank
the Security Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
Total assess, val. 1924____2,289,248
4 H s '2 2 A-O 30,000____ Apr 1 1942 Binghamton, N. Y.; on road bonds of
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924.$14.19 + of Pleasantvllle in N. Y. exchange.
4 >4s’19 J-D
5,000____ June 1 1933 1909 to 1918, inclusive at the Buffalo
* INT. at Citizens’ Nat. Bank
J^s’22 J-D 1,600,000____ July 1 1942 Savings Bank. Refunding, hospital,
MT. VERNON.
Port Henry. ______
375,000r*_.Feb 1 1945 road and bridge bonds of 1922 at
This city in Westchester Co. 4Ms’25 F-ABonds.
Library
M T. KISCO.
_
Treasurer’s office.
The city received its charter on 3Hs'02
This village is in Westchester Co March 22 1892. Population 1925,
$16.000____ Aug 1 1932
Incorp. 1875. Population in 1925,
4Ms’24 F-A J90,000r*Aug 1 ’27-’41 NELSON.
50,382; 1920, 42,726.
\21.000r*Aug 1 ’42-’44
$5,000 (est.); 1920, 3,944.
This town is in Madison County.
Dept, of Public Works Bonds.
Sewage-Disposal Works.
School Bonds.
1
Railroad Bonds.
434s’12 . . . $65,000................... 1941 434s’25 J-J ( \ $9,000r*-.Jan 1 1928 4Hs’08 J-D $40,000..Dec 1 ’48-’49
10,000r*--Jan
1929 4s ’09 M -N (100,000_May 1 ’50-’54 3.77s
. . . $20.000...........................
Water Bonds.
I
1 1930
...
5,000----------------------3.85s’05J-D $2,000r___ 1927-1934 434s’26 M -N ll,000r*.-Jan 1’28-’31
1 10.000____May 1 1955 4s
48,000--Nov
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1927..$24,000
3.60s’98A-O
700r.........
1927
Prospect Ave. Widening Bonds.
Bonds.
4348*15 J-J
5,000r___ 1927-1931 4s Highway $99,000--Feb 1 ’28-’36 4 ^ s ’21 J-D $20,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’36 Total assessed value 1926
’95 F-A
(about 87 % actual)______ 649,877
43*s’17 F-A
8,500_ July 12 1937
_
West Lincoln Ave. Widen’g Bds.
1
434s’26 F-A 23.000r.Aug 1 ’31-’53 4s ’96 M-S‘ 30,000.-Sept 1 ’37-’39 4Hs’l l A-Of $5,000___ Apr 1 1932 Tax rate (per$l,000) 1926____$29.20
’40-’43
4s ’97 M-N 40,000--Nov
\110,000--Apr 1 ’33-’43 Population 1925______________ 1,058
Road Bonds.
50.000.
-July 1 ’44-’48
4 34s 09 M-N $3,500r .Nov 1 ’27-’33 4s’98’00J-J
Bonds.
-May 1 ’49-’52 Sewerage $50,000------ Feb 1 1928
43$s’13 F-A
1,000-— Feb 1 1928 4s ’01 M-N 25.0003H
NEW ALBION U. T . S. D. NO. 1.
15.000-Oct 1 ’53-’55 s’01 F-A
43Ss’14 J-D H,000r.Junel5’28-’43 4s ’04 A-O 2 0 .0 0 0 - June 1 '34-’373 J4s’01 M-N
40.000__Nov 1 1929
This district (P. O. Cattaraugus)
4s '05 —
4s ’04 A-O
30,000__ Oct
Sewer Bonds.
25,000c. July 1 ’46-’50 4 J4s’08 J-D 30,000r_ Deo 1 1930 is in Cattaraugus County.
434sT0 J-J
4J4s’09 M-S $24,000r.Mch 1 ’28-’39
_
11934
40,000c. June 1 ’38-’45
4 34s’09 J-D
7,000_____ 1927-1933 4 34s’08 J-D 115,000o.Apr 1 ’32-’43 4J^s’09 A-O 40,000r-0ct 1 ’36-’39 5s Building Bonds.
' *
Y8 M -N ( $6,000.Nov 1 '27-’29‘
A-O
4Hs’13 F-A
6.000---------1927-1932 434s’ i l M-N 25,000____ May 1 1951 414 s’13 J-D 35,000r___ Dec 1 1940
i 80.000...N o v 1 1928
34s’12
5s Y3 J-J
6,800r.July 1 ’28-’42
15,000r___ Jan
---------- 15,000_____Dec 1 1951 414sT5 J-J 30,000____ Dec 1 1944 5s ’22 . . . (25.000-.Nov 1 ’29-’38
434s’14 M-S 16,000r_Sept 1 ’27-’42 444s’12 J-D 25.000
1 1930
5s ’20 . . .
\25.000___ Nov 1 1939
_Feb 1 1952 514s’21 F-A 30.000.-Feb 1 ’34-’36
4Hs’13 F-A
4J4s'16 July 7,400r-July 1 '28- 43
TOTAL DEBT__________ $138,500
15.000
July 1 1952
13
434s’15 J-J { l,500r.July 1 |28-’29 4M8’ 15 J-J 20.000r— -Aug 1 1953 4 h a '2 2 M -N 15.000r.Nov 1 ’35-’37 Total assessed value 1926— $906,949
F-A
\lO.OOOr.July 1 30-34 43*s’
4Hs’23 . . .
lO.OOOr*.-Junel’33’37
10.000.
-Dec 1 ’31-'32
5,000r*__Jan 1 1945
534s’18 J-J
9.50C-.July 1 ’28-’47 43^s’20 J-D 25.000
_Apr 1 1934 41is’25 J-J
’27-’45
5s T9 ___
1,500____July ’28-’30 4 J4s’22 A-O 25.000
June 1 1935 4 h s ’25 J-D 38,000c*.Dec 11 1936 NEWARK.
4Hs’22 J-D
This
M -N
5,000__Nov
5s ’20 J-J
4,500r.July 1 ’28-’36 4 h s ’ 23 —
25,000r*__Junel’29’33 4Ms’26 J-D 110,000r*.June 1 ’28-’47 Incorp. village is In Wayne County.
_____
in 1839. Pop'n 1925, 7,200;
434s’22 F-A 28,000r.-Aug 1 28-4'
4>is’27
June 1
1920, 6,964.
434s’26 F-A 24,000r.Aug 1 ’31-’53 4Ms’27 J-D 273,000r*_June 1 ’28-37
Incinerator Bonds.
4Ms’27 J-D 142, OOOr*.
'28-37 4 h s ’22 F -A ($40,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’41
Paving Bonds.
Street Impt. Bonds.
Highway Repaving Bonds.
4.45s’ 10J-J $22,000r.Apr 25 ’28- 38
1
8,000__Feb 1 1946 4.70s’24M -N$35,000--M ay 1 ’k8-’34
4 3$s’09 A-O
434s
...
3,500...........1927-1933 43Ss’10A-O $25,000____Oct 1 1929 4J4s'26 M-N220.000.-Nov 1 ’28-’47 5s ’26 M-S 66,500c_Mar 1 ’28-’46
11930
4.40s'26M-N 30,000r*May 1 ’28-’37
4.35s . . .
3.000...........1927-1932 4 JSs’l l A-O 25,000o— .Oct 1 1931
Land Purchase Bonds.
25,000------Oct
Sewer Bonds.
434s’24 J-J (90,000--July 1 ’28-’39 4348’ H M-S 40.000____Sept 1 1931 4Ms’22 M -N $6,000.-May 1 ’28-’33
4.30s’ 13 Oct $30,000..........1927-1932
\ 4,000___ July 1 1940 43$s’12 J-J
Assessment Bonds.
5,000------July 1 1932 4Ks’26 F-A $80,000r*.Aug 1 ’27-’31
Water Bonds.
434s’24 J-J 150,000---------------------- 43*s’12 M-N 25,000____Nov 1 1932
4 K s ’27 J-D 115,000r*.Junel ’28-32 414sT9 A-O $210,000.-Oct 3 ’ 27- 47
5s ’25 M-S 3,500.-Sept 1 ’27-’33
F-A 15,000------Feb 1 1933 BOND. DEBT Dec 1’26 $10,589,050 TOT. BD. DT. Apr 13 1927 $370,000
434s’25 . . .
10,000r____ 1927-1937 4 3£s’13 J-J
4 ^ s ’13
15,000___ July 1 1933 Floating debt___________
(96,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’38
555,939 Water debt (incl.)________ 220,000
—
434s’26 F-A -k9.000r.Aug 1 ’39-’45 434sT4 M-N 30,000____Aug 1 1934 TOTAL D E B T .............11,144,989 Assess, val. real estate____ 5,237,165'
25.000r...M ay 1 1935 Deduct from total debt:
Assess, val. personal______
64,900
[ 2,000r_ Aug 1 1946 43^8*15
_
5s T8 J-J
2,000r...Jan 2 1928
434s’26 F-A (19,000r._Aug 1 ’27-’45
Tax relief bonds_______
660,000 Tot .assess,val.'26 (67 %act.) 5,302,065
12,000r____ 1927-1929
l l,200r_ Aug 1 1946 43is’19 s-a
_
Water bonds__________ 2,093,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$19.42
94,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’31
21 —
Sinking funds_________
501,792
Highway Bonds.
INT. mailed to registered holders.
’28-’31
434s’27 F-A / $350r*..Feb 1 1928 53^s’21 J-D 40.000c.June 1 ’27-’31 NET BONDED D E B T .. 6,664,709
________
1 9,000r*Feb 1 ’29-’37 5Ms’21 F-A 50,000--Aug 1
Borrow, capac. (10% val.) 12,964,095
53is’21 M -N 59,000--Nov 1 ’27-’31 Present borrowing capac. _ 4,486,227 NEW BREMEN UNION FREE
________________ tpi 8 ’27 $572,588
3T
BOND. DEBI Apr __________ .
50,000--May 1 ’28-’32 Total assess, val. 1926_129,640,945
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7.
Water debt (incl.)________
63,800 4 J4s’21 . . .
4Ms’22 M-N 54.000._May 1 ’28-’33
This district (P. O. Beaver Falls)
Tot. assess, val. ’26 (abt.
INT. payable at Treasurer’s office
40,000.-Nov 1 ’27-’30
is in Lewis County.
70% act.)______________7,399,985 4Hs’22M-N 60.000r*-.Junel’28'33 and at Comptroller’s office.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— $24.56 43^s’23
School Bonds.
43is’24 F-A 160.000r*Aug 1 ’27-’34 NASSAU COUNTY.
4.40s’26J-J$100,000r*.July 1 ’31-'80
INT. payable at M t. Kisco.
431s’25 J-J
16, O O Jan 1 ’28-’35
O r*
Created Jan. 1 1899 out of that BONDED DEBT 1926--- $93,500
4K s’25 J-D ( 5,000c*..Dec 1 1927 portion of Queens County not In­ Assessed value 1926_______3,815,263
MOUNT MORRIS.
\32,000c*.Dec 1 ’28-’35 cluded in the Greater New York. Population 1923---------------------3,000’
This village is in Livingston Co.
Incorp. 1835. Population in 1925, 43^s’25 J-D 243,000c*_Dec 1 ’27-’35 For debt, &c., prior to formation, see
43£s’26 M-N(136,000-Nov 1 ’28-’35 Queens County statement. Mineola
3,550, 1920, 3,312.
\ 18,000___Nov 1 1936 is the county seat and post office.
NEWBURGH.
Water Bonds.
This city is in Orange County. The
434s’15 M-S $41,500r Mar 1 ’28-’4G 43is’26 M -N( 5,000.--Nov 1 1928
Building Bonds.
1160,000_Nov 1 ’29-’36 4 Jig’14
$275.000r_June 1 ’38 '43 prin. and int. on the water bonds is
(See V. 100, p. 921, for maturity.)
4.15s M-S $22,000r_ Sept ’27-’37 4Ms’27 J-D 243,000.-June 1 ’28-’42
_
1200,000c* Sept 1 ’35-'38 met by water rents. Incorporated
4.40s A-O 29,500c.Apr 1 ’28-’41
City Hall Bonds.
4}*s’24M-S i 50,000c*._Sept 1 1941 April 22 1865. Commission charter
4.05s’16M-S 12,000r.Sept 1 ’27-’40 43*s’12 M-N$200,000 May 1 ’56-’65
1500,000c* Sept 1 ’42-’46 adopted May 1 1915- Population
4 3$s’16 . . .
9.000____Mar 1 1966
f 60,000c* Sept 1 ’35-'37 1910, 27,805; 1920, 30,366.
Sewer Bonds.
4.60s’15M-S $40,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’40 4}£s’27 F-A/ 6,000r*._Feb 1 1929 4}*s’24M-S \ 40,000c* Sept 1 ’39-’40
Fire-Department Bonds.
\210,000r*_Feb 1 ’30-’50
(See V. 100. p. 921, for maturity.)
30,000c*..Sept 1 1941 434s’l l M-N $3,600.. May 1 ’28-’31
_s ’22 M -N 12,000—May 1 ’28-'39 4K s’27 J-D 500,000r*_June 1 ’30-75
1200,000c* Sept 1 ’42-’46 5J£s ’20M-N 5,600—Nov 1 ’27-’28
Drainage Bonds.
4}£s'25J-D (300,000r* June 1 ’41-’46 5s '22 M -N 4,700--Nov 1 ’27-'30
Pavement Bonds.
_
4 3$s’ 22 M-S / $60,800- - Sept 1 ’27-’47 43Ss’15 F-A $61,000r_ Aug 1 1935
Refunding Improvement Bonds
\200,000r* June 1 ’47-’48
i 2,000___ Sept 1 1948 43*s’16 J-D 50,000....... June 1936 4 H s'2 Q A-O 56,000c*..Apr 1 1937 4J4s’12 M-S $27,200r_ Sept 1 1932
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NEW CASTLE.
This town is in Westchester Co.
Highway Bonds.
4.35s J-J $141.300...................1942
6s ’21 J-D
2,900____June 1 1930
6s '21 J-D
5,000--June 1 ’28-’29
( 3,000--June 1 ’28-’30
4Ms’25 J-D
2,000____June 1 1931
Il8,000--June 1 ’32-’37
TOWN DEBT April 1927- $287,018
Assess, val., real estate_ 10,946,900
_
Assess, val., personal_____
20,703
Other assessable property.. 103,675
Tot .asses .val. '26 (act.val.) 11,071,275
Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’26-$16.58
Population 1910..3.573; 1920.3,639
INT. payable at the M t. Kisco
Nat. Bank and at M t. Pleasant.
NEW CASTLE & BEDFORD UN
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
4Ms’12 J-D $40,500r.June 1 ’28-’42
4Ms’16 J-J 30,400r_ July 1 ’28-’46
(lO,000r*_May l ’28-29
4Ms’24 M -N 30,000r*.May l ’30-34
80,000r*_May l ’35-44
(90,OOOr*_May l ’45-54
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 1927 $295,000
Total assessed value 1926
(90% actual)__________ 4,611,374
School taxrate(per $1,000)’26-$15.76
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 4,200
INT. on bonds of 1924 at Mt.
Kisco Nat. Bank of Mt. Kisco; on
others at Irving Bank-Columbia
Trust Co., New York.
NEW HARTFORD.
This village is in Oneida County.
Sewer Bonds.
3.40s '07 F-A $4,800_____ annually
4.85s T9 Feb
1,500_____ annually
Street Widening Bonds.
4 M s’15Feb.21 $390______ annually
Paving Bonds.
5.9s’21 A-O $4,000___ Apr 1 1928
4ks
...
26,000_______________
Fire Department Bonds.
5s ’16 Dec. 13
$480_____ annually
4.20s‘21Dec
3,500_____ annually
4Ms
5,000---------------------Paving & Curbing Bonds.
5s ’22 J-J $12,000--July 1 ’28-’33
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 ’27- $55,200
Total assessed value 1926--2,948,955
Tax rate (per $1,000' 1926 -$10,00
Population 1920, 1,621: 1925.-1,699
INT. on 5s of 1922 at the First,
National Bank, New Hartford.
NEW HARTFORD AND WHITESTOWN (TOWNS1UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.
This district (P. O. New York
Mills) Is in Oneida County.
Building Bonds.
4Ms’ 16 Aug $38,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’36
4Ms*23 M -N 66,000..Nov 1 ’27-’48
TOT. DEBT Apr 19 ’2 7-- $104,000
Total assessed value 1926
(about 70% actual)_____2,199,732
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)'26--$17.92
Population in 1927 (est.)_____4,100
INT. at Utica Trust & Deposit
Co., Utica.
______
NEW HARTFORD SCHOOL DIS­
TRICT NO. 1.
5Ms’20 M-N $6.000-Nov 15 ’27-’28
5s '24 M -N 27,000............
($2,000 yearly beginning 1927)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927. $120,000
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (62% act.) .3,998,763
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_$8.82
NEW PALTZ.
This village is in Ulster County
Incorporated 1887.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4-- $53,300
Total assess, val. 1925_______ 914,955
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921____$30.04
Population 1910, 1,230; 1920, 1,056




NEW ROCHELLE.
This city Is In Westchester County.
Inc. 1899. Population 1910, 28,867:
1920, 36.213.
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’89 A-O S5,000c____Oct 1 1927
5s ’93 A-O 95,OOOr-.Oct 1 ’28-'46
4s '97 A-O 65,000r_ .Oct 1 ’47-’59
3 Ms’01 F-A 69,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’49
3 ’48’99 J-D
l,000r ..D ec 1 ’27-27
4Ms’10 M -N 4,000--May 1 ’28-’31
4Ms’ 10 M -N 5.200.-May 1 ’28-’31
4Ms’ 16 M-N 30,000r_May 1 ’ 28-’42
4 « s ’21 M-N 52,000.-May 1 ’31-’56
4Ms’22 M -N 25,000.-May 1 ’32-’56
4Ms’23 M -N 24,000r*. May l ’28-35
4s ’24 M -N /81,000c* May 1 ’28-’54
\ 2,OOOc*--May 1 1955
4Ms’25M-N/128,000c*May 1 ’28-’59
( 7,000c*.-May 1 1960
4 ]4. s’25M-N /672,000c *May 1 ’28-’59
I 39,000c*..May 1 1960
4}£s’26 M -N 56,000.-May 1 ’29-’ 56
Court-House & Police-Sta. Bds.
4Jus’l l M-N$83,000_May 1 ’27-’41
Street & Highway Impt.
3 J4s’99 J-D $30,000r_ June’ 28-’32
_
3 Hs'01 A-O
4,000r..Apr 1 ’28-'29
3 Hs’00 J-D 150,OOOr.June 1 ’34-’63
3 Hs’01 J-J 30,000r. July 1 ’30-’44
4 Hs’09 M-N 40,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’31
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s '09 M-N $46,700r_ Deo 11939
_
Refuse Destructor Bonds.
)*sT6 M -N / 8.OOOr.May 1 ’28-’31
_
1 l,500r_ May 1 1932
5s T7 M -N] 15,000..M a y 1 ’28-’32
1 1,000____May 11933
4J£s’26 M -N (64,000.-May 1 ’29-’60
l 4,000___ May 1 1961
Fire-Department Bonds.
3 Hs’O F-A S16.000r-.Aug 1 ’27-’34
O
5s ’08 M-N 6,OOOr.-May 1 '28-’30
4 Hs’10 M-N 4,000r.May 1 ’28-'31
Local-Improvement Bonds.
4s ’03 M-N $20,000--May 1 ’28-’32
4s ’04 M-N 12,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’33
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'19 M-N I$40.000r.May 1 ’28-’28
\ 26,997.75r..May 1 ’29
5Hs’20M-N/ 64.000r.May 1 *28-’29
\ 5,000r...M ay 1 1930
4K s’21M-N( 48,000--May 1 ’28-’30
\ 9,000____May 1 1931
5 Ji/s’21 M-S 81.000._Mar 1 ’28-’30
4Ms’22 M -N (36,000—May 1 ’28-’31
1 5,000___ May 1 1932
4 H s’23M-N f160,O O * - May l ’28-31
Or
\ 26,OOOr*. .M ay 1 ’32
4J4s’24M-N(175,OOOc*.May 1 ’28-32
\ 29,000c*..May 1 1933
4 H s '2 5
f140,000c*-May l ’28-’34
M -N t 18,000c*_.May 1 1935
4}£s’26 M -N (70,000.-May 1 ’29-’35
111,000___ May 1 1936
City Yard Bonds.
4>$sT5 J-D/$26,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’40
\ 1,OOOr-..May 1 1940
5s T7 M -N / 6,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’29
1 2,O O
O r___ May 1 1930
Certificate Redemption Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 13 M-N $4,500r_May 1 ’28-’31
Park Bonds.
4 Hs’ l l M-N $18,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’36
4Hs’ 15 J-D
7,000r.May 1 ’28-’34
School Bonds.
4s '05 M-N $14,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’30
5s ’08 M-N j27,OOOr.May 1 ’28-'30
1 8,500r_ May 1 1931
_
4Hs’09 M-N 15.000r.May 1 ’28-’32
4 Hs’09 M-N 12,500r.May 1 '29-’31
4 J4s'10 M-N 15,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’30
4Hs’10M-N 15,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’30
4 Hs’l l M-N 56.OOOr.May 1 ’28-’41
5s T3 M-N 20.000r.May 1 ’28-’29
4s T5 M -N] 10,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’32
_
1 l,000r_ May 1 1933
4 ^ s ’16 M -N 17,OOOr.May 1 ’2$-’35
5s '17 M -N / 50,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’32
1 10.500r_ May 1 1933
_
5s T8 M -N 49.500r.$5,000 y'rly
4 ^ s ’19 M -N ]60,000r.May 1 ’28-’39
l 3,676r_ May 1 1940
_
5s ’20 M-N]484,000r.May 1 ’28-’49
t 11,O O
O r May 1 1950
4K s’21M-N/161,000--May i '3i-'53
1 2,000____May 1 1954
4K s’22 M-N144.000.-May 1 ’32-’55
434s’23M-N]250,000r*. May l ’28-52
1 6,000r*. -May 1 ’53
4s ’24 M -N / 120,000c*.May 1 '28-57
1 2,000c*..May 1 1958
4Jis’25 /l,056,000c*_May l ’28-'59
M-N\ 42.000c* ..M a y 1 1960
4 ^ s ’26 M -N 693,000-May 1 ’29-’61
Land Damage Bonds.
3 Hs'99 J-D $12,O O
O r........ July 1928
3 Hs’00 J-D 12.000r-.June 1 ’28-29
Land Acquisition Bonds.
4>£s’21M-N]$96,000--May 1 ’31-’54
3.000___ May 11955
4K s’23M-N/345,000r*. May l ’28-50
\ 3,000r*. .M ay 1 '51
4Jis’25 M-N]64,000c*.May l ’28-’59
\ 4,000c*.-M ay 1 1960
Municipal Building Bonds.
4}£s’26 M -N/253,000-May 1 ’29-’59
l 7,000-.-M ay 1 1960
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 ’26 $7,272,917
Sinking fund (cash)______
184,270
NET D E B T ................
7,088,647
Total valuation 1926____ 125,741,492
Total rate (per $1,000) 1925—$28.20
INTEREST payable at office of
City Treasurer or, at the request of
holder, will be remitted In N.Y. excb.
NEWSTEAD UNION FREE S. D.
NO. 3.
This district (P. O. Akron) is in
Erie County.
4Ms’24 J-J $280,000c*.July 1 ’29-’56
4 k s ’26 J-J 48,O O July 1 ’36-’59
O r*
BD. DEBT May 24 '2 7 -. $280,000
Total assessed value 1927
(65% actual)__________ 2,005,953
School tax rate (per $1,000)’27-119.94
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 2,800
INT. at Fidelity Trust Co. of
Buffalo.

NEW WINDSOR COM. S. D. N O .l.
This district (P. O. Newburgh) is
In Orange County.
( $8,000r*.Nov l ’27-’29
5s '19 M-N] 15,OOOr*.Nov l ’30-’34
l 20.000r*.Nov l ’35-’39

BOND. DEBT Apr 1 2 ’27. $43,000
_
Assess, val. 1926 (act.)_ 2,523,280
Sch. tax per $1,000 1926____ $9.12
Population in 1926 (est.)_____ 1,300
Int. at Newburgh National Bank,
Newburgn.

NEW YORK CITY. James J. Walker, Mayor; Charles W . Berry,
Comptroller.
The consolidation provided under the Greater New York Charter became
effective Jan. 1 1898, and New York City now includes Kings County,
Richmond County and the following portions of Queens County, namely
Long Island City, the towns of Newtown, Flushing and Jamaica, and part
of the town of Hempstead. 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. Y. 96, p. 810- In 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 D assumed by the City of New York. These figures do
e
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
jor the year 1898.
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT CONSOLIDATION JAN. 1 1898.
T o t. F u n d ed D ebt.

S in k in g F u n d .

N et D ebt.

Manhattan & The Bronx{$226,144,311.28 $85,654,317.52 $140,489,993.76
Brooklyn............................ 81,626,175.53
6,734,055.69 74,892,119.84
Queens................................ 13,709,935.62
330,000.00 13,379,935.62
Richmond..........................
3,486,736.67
3,486,736.67
Total...............................*$324,967,159.10 $92,718,373.21 $232,248,785.89
{Includes $3,061,645.01 special revenue bonds.
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT PRESENT TIME.
The following compares gross and net debt of the consolidated city at
different dates.
Com parative Y early Table o f the Total Bonded D ebt, fro m J a n . 1 1898 to
J a n . 1 1927.

Divided to show in separate columns the Funded Debt, the Total Sinking
Fund Holdings and the Temporary Debt as at Jan. 1 of each year.
xF un ded D ebt
viz .. Corporate
Stock, L on gTerm Serial
B onds,C orpor­
ate Stock N o tes
A s at and A s s e s s J an . I m ent B onds.

Sinking
H o ld in g s.
(B on d s).

N et
F unded
D ebt.

-----Tem porary D ebt ----Revenue
Bonds.

Bonds and
B ills.

1898 — $321,905,514 $92,718,373 $229,187,141 $3,061,645 $6,067,600
1899 - - . 341,844,226 99,386,292
7.600
242,457,934 8,179,666
1900 - - . 359,620,986 105.754,872
3,170,311
253.866,114 ------------7.600
1901 —
384,794,598 114,388,129
270,406,469 5.388,336
2.107.600
1902 . . . 412,047,717 122,399.480
289,648,337 4.322.998
9.912.600
1903 . . . 434,339,606 137,442,949
296,896,657 4,272,308 22.467.600
327,002,096 7.537.149 41.748.600
1904 - - . 469,123,199 142.121,103
1905 . . . 534,954,132 139,330,353
395,623,779 5,408.640 34.457.000
1906 . . . 565,056,513 140,380,613
424.675,900 6.280.500 42.097.000
1907 — . 617,484,892 150,294,187
467,190,705 7.462.500 50,412,270
1908 . . . 672,396,965 143,187,164
529.209.801 8.368,000 53,646,037
589,020,654 8,991,990 74.006.600
1909
730,691.994 141,671,340
1910 —
794,930,289 146,868,060
648,062,229 5.208.150 60,367,290
1911
843,503,798 154,140,290
698,363,508 7,364,625 58,874,533
1912 - „ 917,811.719 157,970.000
759,841,719 5,970,165 46,671,621
1913 . . . 985,190.043 161,679,242
823.510.801 7,038,066 34.712,776
1914 -..1,064,418,430 169,955,028
894,463,402 6,319,225 33,694,416
1915 ...1,124,020,221 180,217,873
943,802,348 11,925,425 48,536,947
1916 --.1,154,483,821 176.078.407
978,405,414 9,367,075 43,000,000
1917 -.-1,191,317.252 176,111,545 1,015;205;707 9,999,948 26.004.500
1918 ---1,219.548,477 193,749,438 1.025,799,039 11,000,000 39,074,400
1919 -.-1,228,770,132 194,972,319 1,033,797,813 12.325,000 33.996.500
1920 -.-1,238,260,597 204,382,238 1,033,878,359 7,939,900 32.360.500
1921 - — 1,246,858,861 215.236,727 1,031,622,134 36.392,900 62.767.000
1,292,973,059225,890,922 1,067,082,137 30,602,350 78.068.500
1922
1923 . —1,316,160,385 230,563,884 1,085,596,501 18,350,000 40.603.000
1924
1,373,350,838243,509,489 1,129,841,349 20,225,000 25.002.500
1925
1,459,609,010243.221,989 1,216,387,021 21,257,000 38.002.500
1926
1,566,013,785270,894,605 1,295,119.180 25,276,000 25.002.500
1927
1,661,004,846287,795,140 1,373,209,705 28,125,000 20 . 002.000
x The funded debt on Jan. 1 1912 included $23,795,579 of the corporate
stock notes described below; $35,391,095 of these securities were included
on Jan. 1 1913; $62,435,562 Jan. 1 1914; $58,608,977 Jan. 1 1915; $34,080,285 Jan. 1 1916; $35,348,500 Jan. 1 1917; $18,447,000 Jan. 1 1918; $38,709,000 Jan. 1 1919; $68,619,000 Jan. 1 1920; $92,203,443 Jan. 1 1921;
$42,064,000 Jan. 1 1922; $42,990,000 Jan. 1 1923; $107,813,800 Jan. 1 1924;
$75,000,000 Jan. 1 1925; $91,800,000 Jan. 1 1926; $109,795,000 Jan. 1 1927.
None outstanding at previous dates.
_

NEWBURGH (C o n c lu d e d ).
Paving Bonds.
4Hs’12 M-S $7,009r.Sept 1 ’27-'29
4 Ms’ 13 P-A 97.000r__.Feb 1 1938
4Ms’13 M -N 16,500_Nov 1 ’27-’30
4Ms’ 13 M -N 7.000____Nov 1 1928
4Ms’15 F-A 18.000r_Aug 1 '27-’35
4Ms’ 16 M-N 6,000.-May 1 ’28-'30
5 s '18 M-S 22,000 ---S e p t l'27-37
4Ms’22 F-A 42,000__Feb 1 '28-’42
4 Ms’25 M -N 35,300._Nov 1 ’27-’45
Improvement Bonds.
4’ 60s’24 A-O / $24,000r _Apr 1 ’28-’33
\ 3,540.88r_Apr 1 1934
4.60s'24 A -0 15,868,71r_Apr l ’28-’34
4Ms’25 J-D |14,000r_June 1 ’28-’34
2,957.89r*Junel 1935
9,600.-July 1 ’27-34
4Ms’25 J-J
1 1,320.98. July 1 1935
4Ms’25 M-NJ32,400r_Nov 1 ’27-’44
1 2,900r_ Nov 1 1945
_
Water Improvement Bonds.
4-4Ms’23J-J$450,000--July 1 ’28-’63
Glebe Fund.
3s ’95 F-A $25,170r_ Aug 5 1935
_
3s ’93 J-J
l,437.37r_May20 1943
Water Bonds.
4s ’10 M-S $158, O O
O r Mch 1 1930
4M»'12 M-S 44,000r_ Sept 1 1932
_
5s ’20 M-S /17.000-_Mar 1 ’28-’44
1 1.231.01-Mar 1 1945
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms’l l M-N $6,000r_May 1 ’28-’30
4Ms’ 13 M-N 3,800_Nov 1 ’27-’31
Refunding Water Bonds.
4Ms’12 F-A |42,000r_Feb 1 ’28-’34
4Ms’12 M-S 50,000r_ Sept 1 1932
_
4s '17 J-J
2,000___ July 1 1927
School Bonds.
4Ms’07 A-O $4,000r. Oct 1 ’27-’27
3.85s’09F-A 115,000r___Feb 1 1929
_
4.10s’ l l J-J 40,000r_ July 1 1931
4.40s’17 F-A 20.000.......... 1927-1936
4.20s’22 M -N 74,000rMay 15 ’27-’47
BOND.DEBT Apr 20 ’27-$l ,436,054
776,731
Water debt (included)____
Total assess, val. 1926
(90% actual)________ 38,387,945
City & sch. tax (per $1,000) ’26-$20.80
INT. on high school building
bonds payable at City Treas. office

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NEW Y O R K -C IT IE S AND TOWNS

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J une, 1927.]

Bonds o f

New York City
New York State
Federal Land Bank
Joint Stock Land Bank
Bought—Sold—Quoted

Charles C. Hood & Co.
160 BROADWAY

NEW YORK

Telephone Cortlandt 2752

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NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS

NEW YORK CITY (C ontinu ed ).
The funded debt as given above is exclusive of general fund bonds as
follows: $8,500,000 Jan. 1 1904: $18,000,000 Jan. 1 1905; $29,000,000
Jan. 1 1906: $40,750,000 Jan. 1 1907: $54,250,000 Jan. 1 1908: $68,750,000
Jan. 1 1909; $85,500,000 Jan. 1 1910 ;$102,500,000 Jan. 1 1911; $120,000,000
Jan. 1 1912; $137,500,000 Jan. 1 1913; $159,500,000 Jan. 1 1914; $183,000000 Jan. 1 1915; $206,000,000 Jan. 1 1916; $229,500,000 Jan. 1 1917;
$254,500,000 Jan. 1 1918; $281,500,000 Jan. 1 1919; $310,000,000 Jan. 1
1920; $342,500,000 Jan. 1 1921; $376,500,000 Jan. 1 1922; $414,000,000
Jan. 1 1923; $452,500,000 Jan. 1 1924; $492,000,000 Jan. 1 1925; $533,000,000 Jan. 1 1926, and $576,250,000 Jan. 1 1927. There is also excluded
from the above table tax notes which on Jan. 1 1918 amounted to $4,600,000; on Jan. 1 1919, $3,500,000; 1920, $2,050,000; 1921, $3,961,000; 1922,
$5,000,000; $2,500,000, 1923; $3,700,000, 1924; $7,000,000 1925; $18,500,000 1926, and $16,500,000 Jan. 1 1927. None outstanding at previous
dates.
The table below of the City’s funded debt as at Dec. 31 1926, Is designed,
to first present the total outstanding amount of bonds which have been
issued to finance undertakings that are largely, or in part, self-carrying.
In the first group (Group “A ” ), therefore, are shown the total amounts of
water bonds, rapid transit bonds, docks and ferries bonds, and assessment
bonds payable from assessments. These make a combined total of
$783,644,971, of which the city’s sinking funds hold $118,615,851 and
the public holds $665,029,120.
The water revenues actually realized each year are sufficient to meet all
administration, operation and maintenance charges of the Water Supply
Department per se, and to provide annual interest payments on and set
aside a sum sufficient to amortize and redeem the principal of the water
bonds outstanding. The remainder of the water debt represented by cor­
porate stock notes outstanding reflects to a great extent amounts expended
for the Catskill and Schoharie aqueducts still in course of construction and
in the extension of the distribution system throughout the Greater City.
It may be here stated that all of the water bonds and notes issued for debt
incurred for water supply since Jan. 1 1904 are exempted from the debt
limit under the provisions of the State Constitution.
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 over $56,842,000. Consequently, of the
total amount of rapid transit bonds outstanding as shown in the table
herewith submitted, over $57,000,000 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 were exempted
from the constitutional debt of the City by the Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court in accordance with certain provisions of the State constitu­
tion.
The bonds which are fourth in order of arrangement in Group *‘A” are
assessment bonds issued by the city payable from assessments levied
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
the proceeds of special assessments laid for that purpose it would mean
that all of these bonds were also fully self-carrying; but as the city in many
cases 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
assessments laid for that purpose. A careful estimate of the proportion
Of assessment bonds on which interest and principal may ultimately require
to be 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 $380,000,000 to
$390,000,000 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.
C l a s s i f ic a t io n A c c o r d in g to F u n c lio n o r G en era l
P u rp o se.
G r o u p “ A ”—

G ross F u n d e d
D e b t, v iz .,
T o ta l A m o u n t
O u t s ta n d in g .

P u rch a sed
a nd H e ld
b y S in k in g
F u n d s.

$
$
W ater.....................
277,203,378 34,856,478
Rapid transit______ 301,609,889
5,838,160
Docks____________
143,298,940 24,035,213
Assess, bds. (payable
from assessm’ts) _ _
61,532,765 53,886,000
Total Group " A ” .

783,644,971 118,615,851

“ B”—
Schools and sites____
Libraries and sites..
City parks and places
Bridges (1)-----------Streets, highways &
trunk sewers_____
Public enterprises_
_
Public buildings ,viz.:
H e a lth , F ir e ,
Courts, Police,
Corrections, &c_
_
Sundry oth. purposes
Various municipal
purposes (unallot­
ted) ____________
G roup

263,074,039
12,319,083
56,957,024
101,165,486

46,829,302
1,894,715
15,080,396
8,160,094

150,926,328
10,064,380

37,067,184
5,289,734

138,583,246
7,129,236

3,307,537

39,034,634
3,067,930

99,548,612
4,061,305

7,253,859

Total Group “ B” _ 740,218,822 156,423,989

583,794,833

49,800,000

1,890,973

GUARANTY COMPANY
OF N E W Y O R K
OUR

MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENT
complete

service

and facilities to individuals
and institutions.

140 Broadway
Fifth Ave. & 44th St.
Madison Ave. & 60th St.
NEW YORK
Other Offices in Principal Cities




G ross F u n d ed
D e b t, v i z .,
T o ta l A m o u n t
O u t s ta n d in g .

Refunding bonds—
To fund deficiencies:
Taxes (2)...........
Total Group “ C” _

$
1,494,415

P u rch ased
and H e ld
b y S in k in g
F u n d s.

P u rch a sed
and H e ld
b y P u b lic

$
191,301

$
1,303,114

25,840,579

4,964,000

20,876,579

27,334,994

5,155,301

C o r p o r a te
S to ck N o t e s
O u t s ta n d in g .

$
______

22,179,693

______

Aggregate totals of
Groups “A ,” “ B”
and “ C” (3)______ 1,551,198,787 280,195,141 1,271,003,646 109,795,000
Gen. fund bds. (4 ).. 576,250,000 576,250,000
________
______
Grand totals of
funded debt___ 2,127,448,787 856,445,141 1,271,003,646 109,795,000
(1) Includes the amounts outstanding expended in the acquirement of
property for and in the construction of the new Municipal Building— $18,624,878.78.
(2) Of these, $22,840,579.40 were issued in 1910, 1911,1912, 1913,1915
and 1916 for deficiencies in taxes of 1904 and prior years.
(3) Of the total funded debt, the following amounts are exempted under
the State Constitution and decisions of the Appellate Division of the Su­
preme Court from inclusion in the debt limit:
Water bonds and notes___________________ $269,956,631.86
Rapid transit bonds_____________________
51,013,724.86
Dock bonds_____________________________
69,943,053.55
County bonds----------------------------------------2,142,114.35
----------------------- $393,055,524.62
(4) Represents the amount of surplus revenue of sinking fund No. 1,
applied toward reduction of current taxation; these bonds are held by
sinking fund No. 1.
ASSESSED VALUATION OF PROPERTY.— The aggregate taxable
valuations of property in the year 1926, by boroughs, are as follows: (a)
Exclusive of the real estate valuations exempt from taxation for local pur­
poses; (b) the valuations of such exempt realty; and (c) the grand totals of
the assessed valuations of all property.
----------------Non-exempt Valuations---------------Exempt
Grand Total
Real Estate.
Personal.
Total.
Real Estate. Assess'd Val’ns
Manhat’n .
The Bronx
Brooklyn..
Queens____
Richmond.

s

7,785,110,325
1,407,539,417
3,606,595,553
1,483,512,362
257,080,546

s

189,331,650
27,078,300
69,419,250
9,542,050
2,612,500

s

s

s

7,974,441,975 70,867,500 8,045,309,475
1,434,617,717 190,785,435 1,625,403,152
3,676,014,803 363,846,425 4,039,861,228
1,493,054,412 261,504,990 1,754,559,402
259,693,046 29,508,565
289,201,611

Grand t o t .14,539,838,203 297,983,750 14,837,821,953 916,512,915 15,754,334,868
Tax rates for city and county purposes, and for State tax; also special assessmens
rates on cities and boroughs:

Manhattan TheBronx
(New York (Bronx
County). County).

On real estate_______________
On personal property.___ _
On real estate exempt from
taxation for local purposes

Brooklyn Queens Richmond
(Kings
0
Queens (Richmond
County). County). County).

2.70
2.66

2.70
2X6

2.73
2X 6

.13

.13

2.70
2X 6

.16

.13 _

2.69
2.66
.12

Total valuations for each borough in previous years were as follows:
Richmond.
Total.
Man.&TheBronx. Brooklyn.
Queens.
$
%
$
$
$

1926..........9,670,712,627 4,039,861,228 1,754,559,402
1925_____ 8,199,182.833 3,293,154,690 1.251,699,641
1924_____ 7,715,864,441 2,917,197,070 1,045,833,924
1923.......... 7,344,222,011 2,677,382,351 877,754,599
1922..........7,085,301,484 2,485,945,787 756,367,486
1921 .........6,897,937,336 2,433,228,323 726,227,489
1920.......... 6,184,354,701 1,979,004,105 645,201,259
1919..........6,151,581,693 1,910.031,157 615,761,776
1918..........6,022,866,736 1,866,497,460 599,508,475
1917..........6,151,202,497 1,848,404,152 580,131,207
P u rch a sed
C o r p o r a te
1916..........6,152,154,616 1,796,150,060 546,105,674
and H e ld
S to ck N o t e s
1915..........6,122,083,549 1,735,518,436 517,155,078
by P u b lic.
O u tsta n d in g
1914..........6,101,412,243 1,710,471,995 494,601,906
1913.........6.037,889,583 1,726,310,461 484,533,686
$
$
1912 .........5,938,069,111 1,723,496,394 463,147,289
242,346,900 7,500,000 1911..........5,937,880,465 1,745,026,899 451,909,227
295,771,729 49,995,000 1910.........5,543,421,737 1,463,368,346 339,922,440
119,263,726 2,500,000 1905 .........4,680,680,189 1,031,894,265 149,499,728
1900.........2,799,871,672
695,335,940 109,926,453
7,646,765
______
110,066,632
1899.........2,669,088,835 655,092,980
1898.........2,365,490,372
(*)
665,029,120 59,995,000 1897.........2,168,635,856 603,796,463
555,103,714
1896 .........2,106,484,905
1895.........2,016,947.662
563,987,132
216,244,737 15,350,000 1890......... 1,696,978,390 452,758,601
10,424,368
1885......... 1,371,117.003 330,683,762
41,876,629
728,705 1880_____ 1,143,765,727 234,835,991
93,005,392
7,870
* No assessment or tax In 1898.
a Includes $248,170,325 exempted real estate.
113,859,144 21,261,056

4,774,646

affords

C la s s ific a t io n
A cc o r d in g to F u n c t io n o r G e n e r a l
P u rpose.
G r o u p “C”—

[V ol. 124.

289,201,611
200,444,329
183,157,078

161,462,287
132,895,123
128,814,131
114,068,677
113,360,907
102,185,055
93,967,459
89,944,152
86,058,929
83,669,328
83,335,471
80,149,636
81,946,696
70,124,976
50,072,045
48,988,128
44,103,58

15.754.334.868
15.754.334.868
11.862,052,513
a l l ,060,821,248
10,460,599,880
10,188,207,279
8,922,628,742
8,790,735,533
8,591,057,726
8,673,705,315
8.584,352,511
8,460,815,992
8,390,155,472
8,332,069,201
8,204,862,430
8,216,763,287
7,416,837,499
5,912,146,227
3,654,122,193
3.478,352,029

In 1903 the assessment of real estate was 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.]
[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 of 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. p. 1761.]
OPERATION OF CITY BUS LINES HELD ILLEGAL BY STATE
COURT OF APPEALS.—-The State Court of Appeals in a decision handed
down on Oct. 6 1925 ruled that the city had no authority under the Home
Rule Amendment to the State Constitution adopted by the voters in
November 1923 or the Enabling Act, passed by the 1924 Legislature,
carrying the amendment into effect, to operate municipally owned auto­
mobile passenger buses (V. 121, p. 1817).
PAY-AS-YOU-GO POLICY.— On May 20 1916 the Governor 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 De­
partment” 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.
At the 1923 legislative session another Act (constituting Chapter 754,
Laws of 1923), allowing the city to create indebtedness in excess of the
debt limit was enacted. This measure allowed the city to issue $10,000,000
long-term obligations during the calendar year 1923 for permanent Improve­
ments, regardless of limitations in any other statutes.
At 1924 session of the State Legislature a bill permitting this city to
build all subways and transit extensions after July 1 1924 was passed.
The more important features of the bill were published in Y. 118, p. 3079,
under the caption “ Rapid Transit in New York City.”
The 1926 State Legislature passed a resolution proposing an amendment
to the State Constitution exempting $300,000,000 from the city’s debt
limit to aid subway construction. The measure was again approved by
the 1927 Legislature and will be submitted to the voters in Nov. 1927.

J une, 1927.]

NEW Y O R K -C IT IE S AND TOWNS

NEW YORK CITY (C onfined ).
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. Up to Dec. 31 1926 $576,250,000
of these bonds had 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 $8,522,629 61; in 1920
$273,689,485, including a State tax amounting to $8,539,156; in 1921
$345,540,039.77, including State tax aggregating $22,041,183; in 1922,
$350,601,570.07, including State tax aggregating $14,430,513.24; in 1923,
$353,350,975.67. including State tax aggregating $12,595,623.67; in 1924,
$375,968,000.08, including State tax aggregating $20,294,406.54; in 1925,
$399,618,885.44, including State tax aggregating $16,236,971.46; in 1926,
$437,000,000, including State tax aggregating $17,564,808.49, and in 1927,
$474,893,300, including State tax aggregating $12,622,698. 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, in 1920 for 2.695 mills, in 1921 for
1.5043 mills, in 1922 for 2.915 mills, in 1923 for 2 mills, in 1924, 1925 and
1926 for 1.50 mills, and in 1927 1 mill.
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. C ensus fig u r e s )—
1920.
1910.
1920
1910.
Greater N. Y _ 5,621,151 4.766,883 Boro, of Queens. 469,042 284,041
_
Man. & Bronx..3,016,119 2,762,522 Boro, of Rich’d . 116,531 85,969
Boro, of Br’klyn 2,018,356 1,634,351
The population of the Greater City, according to the State Census for
1915, is officially reported as 5,047,221, and for 1925 as 5,873,356.
DETAILS OF INDEBTEDNESS.
The tables which follow give full details regarding the indebtedness of the
consolidated city and the various boroughs and other divisions forming part
of it. The loans marked (s f) are held in the sinking fund.

87

Bronx Park.
Richmond County Jail.
sf$63,000-.Nov 1 '29
3 g '03 M -N
sf$3,000-.Nov 1 ’52 3 g '99 M-N
sf125,000.-Nov 1 '41
3 g '03 M -N
sf5,000--Nov 1 '53 3 g ’01 M-N
---------- — - —
3 g '04 M -N
f50;000—Nov 1 '53 ' 3 g ’0 2 M -N
sf50,000-.Nov 1 '42
3 g '02 M -N
sflO,OOO-.Nov 1 '52
Hall of Records (Kings Co.).
3 g '01 M -N
sf$20,000_Nov 1 '41 3 g ’03 M -N
sfl5,000—Nov 1 '52
3)4g’03M-N
400,000.-Nov 1 '52 3 g ’03 M -N
sf44,000--Nov 1 ’52
3)4g’03M-N
School Houses and Sites.
50,OOO-.Nov 1 '52
3 g '98 M -N sf$618,507.80Novl '28 3 g 4)3 M -N
sfl5,000--Nov 1 '53
3 g '99 M -N
sf535.473.18Novl '28 3 g ’04 M -N
sf5,OOO-.Nov 1 '53
3 g '00 M -N
sf20,074.48Novl '28 3)4g’04M-N
100.000- May 1 ’54
3)4g’98M-N 1,820,785.41Novl '28 3)4 g’OOM-N
100.000- -Nov 1 ’40
3)4g'00M-N
300,000--Nov 1 '40 3 g ?01 M -N
sf75,000..N o v 1 ’41
3 g '03 M -N
sf750.000-.Nov 1 '52 3 g ’02 M -N
sfl25,000_Nov 1 ’42
3)4g’03M-N
500,000.-Nov 1 '52 3 g ’02 M -N
sf25,000—Nov 1 ’51
3 g ^03 M -N
sfl50,000--Nov 1'53 3 g '02 M -N
sf25,000_Nov 1 ’52
3 g '03 M -N
sf13,000.-Nov 1 '53 3 g ’03 M -N
sfl00,100_Nov 1 ’52
3)4g’03M-N
987,000--Nov 1 '53 3)4 g’00M-N
49,900.-Nov 1 ’52
3)4g 04M-N f 2,189,000.-Nov 1'53 3)4g’04M-N
100.000- .Nov 1 ’53
I sf11,000.-Nov 1 '53 3)4g’04M-N
100.000- .M ay 1 ’54
3)4g’04M-N
sf187,000.-May 1 '54
Public Parks.
3H g’02M-N
2,813,000-.Nov 1 '54 3 g '00 M -N
sf$14,000_Nov 1 ’40
3)4g’02M-N
1,800,000.-Nov 1 '42 3)4g’00M-N
.......... ........... 2,000,OOO-.Nov 1 ’40
334g’04M-N/
997,000.-Nov 1 '52 3)4?’01M-N
658.000. .Nov 1 ’41
\
sf3,000--Nov 1 '52 3 g 4)1 M-N sf$125,000..Nov 1 ’41
3 g '04 M -N
sf50,000.-Nov 1 '53 3)4g’01M-N
1,392,000—Nov 1 ’41
3)4g’04M-N
sf20,000._May 1 '54 3 g ’02 M -N
sfl,OOO-.Nov 1 ’41
3)4g'99M-N
2,580,000.-Nov 1 '54 3 g '01 M-N
sf15,000.-Nov 1 '42
3 g '99 M -N sf1,656,327.30Novl '29 3 g '99 M-N
sf940.80Novl ’29
3)4g’99M-N
1,700.000.-Nov 1 '29 3 g '01 M-N
sf6,220.90Novl ’29
3 g '00 M -N
sf8,273.20Novl '40 3)4g’01M-N
990.000. .Nov 1 ’41
3)4g’00M-N
sf41,000--Nov 1 '40 3)4g’01M-N
260.000-Nov 1 ’41
3) 4 g’OOM-N
1,859,000--Nov 1 '40
Riverside Drive.
3 g 4)1 M -N s f l,000,000--Nov 1 '41 3 g ’00 M -N
sf$91,610.68Novl '40
3J4g'01M-N
1.000,000. .Nov 1 '41 3 g '01 M -N
sf75,000_.Nov 1 ’41
4 ) £s’24 J-D
l,132,500--June 1 '73 3 g ’02 M-N
sfl5,600--Nov 1 ’42
4s’27 M -N 17600,000c*May 1 '28-67 3 g ’03 M -N
sf3,000—Nov 1 '52
High Schools and Sites.
3 g ’00 M -N
sfl ,500.-Nov 1 ’40
3 g '99 M -N sf$245,351.80Novl '29 3)4g’98M-N
500.000. -Nov 1 ’28
s fl,500--Nov 1 '29 3)4g’99M-N
3 g '00 M -N
100.000. -Nov 1 '29
sf26,419.45Novl '40 3 g 701 M -N
3 g '00 M-N
sf20,000—Nov 1 ’41
3)4g’00M-N
813,483.90Novl '40 3 g ’01 M -N
150.000. -Nov 1 '41
3 g '01 M-N
sfll2,637.40Novl '41 3 g ’02 M -N
sf50,000.-Nov 1 ’42
3)4g’01M-N
800.000--N ov 1 '41 3 g ’03 M -N
sfl8,703.16Novl ’52
sfl ,000--Nov 1 '53 3 g '03 M -N
3 g '04 M-N
sf30,000—Nov 1 ’53
334g’04M-N
75.000.-Nov 1 '53 3 g ’04 M -N
sf6,000—Nov 1 '53
Brooklyn.
3J4g’04M-N
50,000—Nov 1 '53
sf$85.615--Nov 1 ’29 3)4g’04M-N
3 g '99 M -N
699,920—May 1 '54
3)4g’99M-N
1.800.000- .Nov 1 ’29 3)4g’04M-N
sf50,080—May 1 *54
sf7,385--Nov 1 '40 3 g 700 M -N
3 g '00 M -N
sf85.000._Nov 1 ’40
2.188.000- .Nov 1 '40
3)4g’00M-N
Central Park.
3 )4 g’OOM-N
sf2,000--Nov 1 '40 3 g ’00 M -N
sf$2.000.-Nov 1 ’40
3 g '01 M -N
sf300,000—Nov 1 '41 3 g ’00 M -N
sfS,200—Nov 1 ’40
3)4g’01M-N
900.000.-Nov 1 '41 3 g ’01 M -N
sf7,882.50Novl '41
Queens.
Van Cortlandt Park (Skate and
sf$7,6 50.-Novt '29
3 g '99 M -N
FUNDED DEBT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Golf House).
3)4g’99M-N
sf50,000--Nov '29 3 g ’00 M -N
sf$10,000—Nov 1 ’40
(As Constituted from January 1 1898.)
3)4g’99M-N
450.000. -Nov 1 '29 3 g ’01 M -N
sflO.000—Nov 1 ’40
Payable fr o m the sin kin g fu n d o f the C ity o f N e w Y o rk un der the p ro visio n s o f
3 g '00 M-N
sf49,350—Nov 1 ’40
Silver Lake Park (Richmond).
S ections 206 o f the Greater N e w Y ork Charter.
3)4 g’OOM-N
sf5,000—Nov 1 '40 3 g ’01 J-J
sf$85,000--Nov 1 ’40
3)4 g’OOM-N
145.000- -Nov 1 ’40 g ’00 J-J
3
30,000--Nov 1 ’40
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Account of Armories.
sflOO,000--Nov 1 '41
$600.000.-Nov 1 '28 3 g ’01 M -N
Other Richmond Parks.
3 g '00 M -N
sf$38,563.49Nov 1 '40 34£g’98M-N
100.000. -Nov 1 '41 g ’01 M -N
3
sf$5,000—Nov 1 ’41
sf50,000--Nov 1 '29 3 g '01 M -N
3 g '00 M -N
sfll5,681.32N ovl'30 3 g '99 M-N
3 % ’01 M -N
200.000- -Nov 1 ’41 g ’02 M -N
sf70,000-.N o v 1 '40
3
sf31,500-.Nov 1 ’42
3 g '00 M -N
sf7.500-.Nov 1 '40 3 g '00 M-N
Richmond.
sf50,000..Nov 1 '41
3 g ’03 M -N
sfl ,000.-Nov 1 ’52
3 g ’01 M -N
sf10,000..Nov 1 '40 3 g '01 M-N
$100,000.-Nov 1 ’29 3 g ’03 M -N
3 g '02 M-N
sf30,000--Nov 1 '42 3)4g’99M-N
sfl ,000.-Nov 1 ’53
Armories and Sites.
sf47,000—Nov 1 ’40 3 g ’04 M -N
sf3,095.76Nov 1’53
sf55,000--Nov 1 '41 3 g % ) M-N
3)*g’01M-N
$540,000..Nov 1 '41 3 g *01 M -N
150.000. -Nov T41 Prospect Park Improvement.
sf101,000.-Nov 1 '42 3 g '01 M-N
3)*g’01M-N
sf10,000.-Nov 1 '41 3 g 02 M-N
Richmond.
3 g ’02 M -N
sf$10,000--Nov 1 ’42
sfl4,000..N ov 1 '52
3 g ?02 M -N
sf566,653.27Nov 1 '42 3 g '03 M-N
Wm. H. Seward Park.
sf10,000.-Nov 1 '53 3 g ’01 M-N sf$100,000--Nov 1 '41
3 g '02 M -N
sf6,000-.Nov 1 '52 3 g '03 M-N
sf20,000--Nov 1 ’53 3 g '02 M -N
sf$30,OOO-.Nov 1 ’42
sf10,000--Nov 1 '53 3 g ’03 M -N
3 g '03 M -N
sf46.500-.Nov 1 '52 3 g '04 M-N
sf55,000__Nov 1 '53 3 g ’02 M -N
3 g '04 M -N
sf25,OOO-.Nov 1 ’52
Am. Museum of Nat. History.
3 g '03 M -N
sf15.000..N o v 1 '53
3 g '03 M -N
sf75,000—Nov 1 ’52
$300,000.-Nov 1 '28 Toilet Facilities, City Parks.
3)$g 98M-N
3 g '04 M -N sf$350,000..Nov 1 '53 3Mg’99M-N
sf$3,000_.Nov 1 '52 3 g ’04 M -N
150.000- -Nov 1 '293 g '03 M -N
sf6,300--Nov 1 ’53
3Hg’04M-N
100.000-.Nov 1 ’53
sfl 1,500.-Nov 1 '52
250.000- -Nov 1 '283 g ’03 M -N
Driveway along Harlem River.
3Hg’04M-N
250,000.-May 1 '54 3)$g’98M-N
sf2,000—Nov 1 '53 3)3 g’OOM-N
150.000. -Nov 1 '29 3 g ’03 M -N
$300,000--Nov 1 ’40
3Hg'99M-N
Criminal Court Bldg. (Manh’ n) 3 g '00 M-N
sf19,500.-Nov 1 '53
sf75,000.-Nov 1 '40 3 g ’04 M -N
Widening 69th St.
3 g '03 M -N
sf$97,000..Nov 1'52 3 g '01 M -N
Public Comfort Stations.
sf75.000-.Nov 1 '40
3 g ’01 M -N
sf$5,OOO-.Nov 1 ’41
3 g '04 M-N
sf35.000-.Nov 1 '53 b g '01 M -N
sf$10,000-.Nov 1 ’52 3 g ’02 M -N
sf40,000-.Nov 1 ’42
sf200,000—Nov 1 '41 3 g '03 M -N
. g . . . ------sf16,000.-Nov 1 ’53
sf20,000—Nov 1 '52 3 ’04 M-N
3 g '03 M -N
Bridge Connecting Pelham Bay
Dist. Municipal Court Site.
50,000.-N o v i '53
sf25,000--Nov 1 '53 3)4g’04M-N
Park and City Island.
3 g '04 M -N sf$127,000..Nov 1 '53 3 g '03 M-N
100,000--Mayl '54 3 g ’01 M -N
sf30,500--Nov 1 '53 3)4g’04M-N
sf$80,000--Nov 1 ’41
'04 M-N
County Court House Repairs. 3 g g’04M-N
50.000.
-Nov 1 '53 Brooklyn.
Bridge over Eastchester Bay.
3 g '04 M -N
sf$5,000..Nov 1 '53 3H g’04M-N
sf$60,000 . .Nov 1 '52 3 g ’04 M -N
sf$52,500..Nov 1 ’53
3H
50.000- _May 1 '54 3 g ’03 M -N
Court House for Appellate Div. 3 g '03 M -N
sf25,000-.Nov 1 ’53 3 g ’01 M -N
sf35,000..Nov 1 '52 3 g '03 M -N
sflO,000--Nov 1 *41
3Mg'98M-N
$250,000.-Nov 1 '28 3 g '04 M-N
sf43.000._Nov 1 '53 3 g ’03 M -N
g ____
sf2,500--Nov 1 ’52
sf17,000.-Nov 1 '53 3 „ ’04 M -N
3 g ?99 M-N
sf75,000-.Nov 1 '29 3 ^ g ’04M-N
50.000.
-Nov 1 '53 College of City of New York.
3 g ’04 M -N
sf2,500..Nov 1 ’53
3 g '00 M -N
sf10,000.-Nov 1 '29 3K g’04M-N
3 g-May 1 '54 sf$14,860.73Nov 1 '41
'01 M -N
50.000Bridges over Harlem River.
3)*g’99M-N
375,000.-Nov 1'29
sf 121.118.84Novl '42 3)3g'98M-N $l,029,844.83Nov 1’28
Botanical Museum & Herbarium 3 g '02 M -N
sfl6 051.78Novl '42 3)4g’00M-N
----------500,000.-Nov 1 ’30
3 n '98 M -N sf$150,000..Nov 1 '28 3 g '02 M-N
Court House Site (Bronx).
sf500,000--Nov 1 '52 3 g ’01 M-N
sfl5,000-_Nov 1 *28 3 g '03 M-N
sf35,000--Nov 1 '41
3Hg'00M-N
$147,078.84Novl '40 3 g '99 M -N
100.000--May 1 '54 3 g ’02 M -N
3 g '00 M -N
sf10,000.-Nov 1 '28 3Hg’04M-N
sf25,000--Nov 1 ’42
County Court House Repairs. 3H g’98M-N
200,000--Nov 1 '28
Medical College Dormitory.
sf194,000.-Nov 1 ’52
3 g ’03 M -N
3 g '02 M -N
sf$l ,357.70Novl '52
sf$50,000- -Nov 1 '52 3 g ’04 M -N
Bklyn
sf36,155.17 Novi’53
3 g '03 M -N
sf27,179.45Novl '52 3 g '03 MInstitute Arts & Sciences. 3 g '03 M -N
sf3.000-.Nov 1 '53 3)4g’04M-N
-N
sf$49,500-.N o v 1 '52 3 g '04 M -N
150,000- -May 1 ’54
3 g '03 M -N
sf2,500--Nov 1 '53 3J4g’04M-N
Building Impt., Wards Island 3 g '04 M-N
sf31,671.87Nov 1’53
sfl50.000..Nov 1 '54
Court House Erection (Bronx). 3 P M -N
sf300,000_Nov 1 '41
01
and Central Islip.
250.000. -Nov 1 ’29
3)4g'99M-N
3 g '04 M -N
sf$10,000..Nov 1 '53 3)4'00 M -N
sf38.500_.Nov 1 '30 3 g '99 M -N
sf$l,000--Nov 1 ’29 3 g ’01 M -N
sfl 1,000.-Nov 1 ’41
Municipal Bldg. & Additional 3)4'00 M -N
261.500.. Nov 1 '30 3 g '01 M -N
s f l,000--Nov 1 '29 3)4g’01M-N
800, OOO-.Nov 1 ’41
Court Bldg. (Brooklyn).
Public Parks and Parkways, 3>£g’99M-N
1,000.000--Nov 1 ’29
Impt. Brown Stone Building,
|/03 M -N
sf$7.500-.Nov 1 '53
Construction and Impt.
sf4,050--Nov 1 ’41
3)4g’01M-N
City Hall Park.
$100,000--Nov 1 '29 3)4g’01M-N
Court House Constr. (Bklyn). 3 g '04 M -N
145,950--Nov 1 '41
sf$l .000--Nov 1 '53 3)4g'99M-N
g'04 M -N sf$35.000. . Nov 1 '53
sf100,000--Nov 1 ’40 3)4g’01M-N
250.000. -Nov 1 ’41
Buildings (Dept, of Correction). 3 g '00 M-N
sflO.000--Nov 1 '41 3 g ’02 M -N
Borough Hall (Queens).
sf$40,000..Nov 1 '28 3 g ’01 M -N
----------- "
sf79,620.44 Novi'**’
3 g ’98 M -N
3 g '04 M -N
sf$40.000..Nov 1 '53 3)4g’98M-N
sf80,000--Nov 1'42 3Hg’04M-N
300.000_.Nov 1 '28 3 g '02 M -N
250.000. -Nov 1 53
Court House Repair (Queens). 3Hg’99M-N
650,000--Nov 1 '29 3 g '04 M -N
sf10.000.-Nov 1 '53 3K g’04M-N
sf5,000-.May 1 ’54
3 g '04 M -N
sf$5,000..Nov 1'53 3)4g’03M-N J 145.000..Nov 1 ’52 3 g '02 M-N
sf25,000..Nov 1 '42 3)4g’04M-N
195.000.
-May 1 ’54
Borough Bldg. (Richmond).
150,000--Nov 1 '42
t sf5,000--Nov 1 ’52 3K g’02M-N
Bridges over N. Y. Cent. Tracks.
3 g '03 M -N
sf$44,000--Nov 1 '52
3 g '03 M -N
sf191,500--Nov 1 '52 3)3g’98M-N
Sites f o r Carnegie Libraries.
$50,000-.Nov 1 ’28
3 g '03 M -N
sf5,000..Nov 1 '53 3 g ’02 M -N sf$250,000- - Nov 1 '42 3)*g’03M-N
100,000--Nov 1 ’52 3 g T1 M -N
sf2.000._Nov 1 ’41
3 g '04 M -N
sf88,491.45Novl '53 3 g -----------~ '03 M -N
sf202,154.90Nov 1 '52 3 g ’03 M-N , sf174.000.-Nov 1 ’53
Bridge over Bronx River.
3)4g’04M-N
50,000.-May 1 '54 3 g '03 M -N
_
sf23,500--Nov 1 '53 3s g’04 M-Nsf26,500_ Nov 1 1953 3 § ’04 M -N
sf$500..Nov 1 ’53
3 g '04 M -N
Public Bldg. (Crotona Park).
sf150,000.-Nov 1 '53 3)4g’04M-Nf $100,000--May 1 '54 3 g’01 M -N
------------ “
sf75.000_.Nov 1 ’41
3H g’98M-N
$75.000.-Nov 1 '28 3)4g’04M-N [ 88,000_Nov 1 ’53
sf50.000-.M ayl ’54
Bridges— Port Morris Branch
Public Bath, Rivingston Street.
[ sf2,000„Nov 1 ’53 3 g '02 M -N
sflOO,000--Nov 1 ’42
N. Y. N. H. & H. RR.
3 g '98 M -N
sf$20,000-.Nov 1 '28 3)$g'04M-N ( 200 .0 00 _.M ayl’54 3 g '02 M -N
sf25,000—Nov 1 '52 3 g’OOM-N
sf$l,000--Nov 1 ’40
3 H g’98M-N
50,000. . Nov 1 ’28
sf50.000._May 1 ’54 3 g '03 M -N
sf406.000—Nov 1 '52 3 g’04 M -N
sf3,525--Nov 1 ’53
Interior Public Baths.
3)4g’03M-N
150,000--Nov 1 ’52
Bridge over N. Y. & H. Tracks.
3 g '02 M -N sf$150,000--Nov 1'42
3 g ’03 M-N
sf231,500.-Nov 1 '53 3 g ’02 M -N
sf$50,000--Nov 1 ’42
3 g '03 M -N
sf72,000--Nov 1 '52
3 g '04 M -N
sf77.000_.Nov 1 '53 3 g ’03 M -N
sf25.000-.Nov 1 ’52
3)*g’03M-N
250,000-.Nov 1'52
Montague St. L i b r a r y (Bklyn.). 3)4g’04M-N
435.000. -Nov 1 '53 3 g ’04 M -N
sf20.000-.Nov 1 *53
3 g '03 M -N
sf40,000--Nov 1’53 3 g '03 M -N
sf$40,000..Nov 1 '52 3)4g’04M-N
sfl5,000--Nov 1 53
New East River Bridge.
3 g '04 M -N
sf10,000.-Nov 1'53 3 g '04 M -N
sf30,000--Nov 1 '53 3)4g’04M-N
649.000. -Nov 1 '54
3Hg’98M-N
sf$l,000--Nov 1 ’28
3Hg’04M-N
100,000. .Nov 1'53 Bldgs. (Dept. Pub. Charities).
3)4g’04M-N
sfl ,000—Nov 1 ’54 3)4g'98M-N
1,999.000--Nov 1 ’28
3^g'04M -N
350,000.-May 1'54 3 g ’99 M -N
sf$31,517.50Novl *29 3 g '04 M-N
sf297,500—Nov 1 '53 3 g ?99 M -N s fl,287,823.66N ovl’29
‘
sf125,000.-Nov 1 ’40 3 g ’01 M-N
Hospital Bldg. (Gouv. Slip).
3 g '00 M -N
sf30,000—Nov 1 ’41 3Hg’99M-N
700.000-.Nov 1 ’29
3>*g’98M-N
$50,000-.Nov 1'28 3 g '01 M -N
sflO,0 00.-Nov 1 ’41 2Mg'98M-N
sf33,OOO-.Nov 1 ’40
sf2,000Novl'27-29 3 H g’OOM-N
3 g’OOM-N
85,000--Nov 1'30 3 g '02 M-N
sflO,OOO-.Nov 1 ’42 2)4g’99M-N
4,467,000.-Nov 1 ’40
sf3,000Novl'27-29 3)4g'00M-N
sf30,000._Nov 1 '52 2 M g’OOM-N
Qouverneur Hosp. (Manhattan) 3 g '02 M-N
sf6,000--Nov 1 29 3Hg’01M-N
750.000-.Nov 1 ’41
3 g '03 M -N
sf$5,000-.Nov 1 '53 3 g ’03 M -N
sf375.000-.Nov 1 ’52 2Hg’01M-N
sf2.000—Nov 1 '29 3Hg’03M-N
sfl 00,000.-Nov 1 ’52
3 g '04 M -N
sf3.000-.Nov 1 '53 3 g ’03 M -N
sf87,500..N o v 1 ’53 3 g 03 M -N
sf12,500.-Nov 1 '29 3Kg'03M-N
1,900,000.-Nov 1 ’52
3Hg’04M-N
sf100,000.-May 1 '54 3 g '04 M -N
sf40,000--Nov 1 '53
3 g 4*3 M -N
sf55,000..Nov 1 ’53
Crotona Park.
Public Hospital Site (Lenox 3)4g’04M-N ( 174,OOO-.Nov 1 ’53 3 g '99 M -N sf$30,000—Nov 1 ’28 3 g 'J4 M -N s f l,500,000--Nov 1 ’53
l s fl,000.-Nov 1 ’53
Ave., 136th & 137th Sts.).
Public Parks.
3Hg’04M-N
sf25,OOO-.Nov 1 ’53
200.000- .Nov 1 '54 3)4g'98M-N
3 g '02 M -N sf$220,271.70Novl '52 3Hg’04M-N
sf$21,000--Nov 1 ’28 3)*g’04M-N
975,OOO-.Nov 1 '53
----------------1,717,362.12Novl ’28 3)4g’04M-N
3 g '03 M-N
sf50..Nov 1 '52 3 g '00 M -N
sfl 62,000—Nov 1 '40 3Kg’98M-N
sf382,100--May 1 ’54
sf25,OOO-.Nov 1 ’41 3 X g’OOM-N
3 g’ 01 M-N
886 886.30Novl ’40 3Kg’04M-N
New Hospital (Bronx).
3.317,900..M ay 1 '54
sf51.000--Nov 1 '42 3 g ’00 M -N
3 g '03 M -N
sf$l 1,000.-Nov 1 '53 3 g '02 M -N
sf65,OOO-.Nov 1 '29
Bridge over Harlem River.
New Hall of Records.
New Fordham Hospital (Bronx).
3 g '01 M-N
sf20,000—Nov 1 '41 3 g ’02 M -N
sf$11.000- - Nov 1 ’52
3 g '04 M-N
sf$35,000..Nov 1 '53 3 g ’99 M -N sf$150,OOO-.Nov 1 '29 3 g '02 M -N
sf7.500.-Nov 1 ’42 3 g '03 M -N
sf74.34._Nov 1 ’53
3H g’04M-N
50,000--May 1 '54 3)4g’99M-N
‘
500,000.-Nov 1 ’29 3 g ’03 M-N
sf5,000--Nov 1 '53
Bridge over Newtown Creek.
3Kg'00M-N
250.000- -Nov 1 ’30 3 g ’04 M-N
New Bellevue Hospital.
sf48.94Novl '53 3 g '03 M -N
sf$10,000-.Nov 1 ’52
3 ^ g ’04M-N
$50,000--May 1 '54 3 H g’OOM-N 2,705,800—Nov 1 '40 3 g '02 M -N
sfll,541.28Novl '42 3 g '00 M-N
sf180,000.-Nov 1 ’40
3 H g’OOM-N sfl 04,200--Nov 1 ’40 3)4g’04M-N
350.000. -Nov 1 '53 g '03 M-N
New Harlem Hospital.
3
sf20.000-.Nov 1 ’52
3 g '03 M -N
sf$13,000..Nov 1 ’52 3Hg’03M-N
5 0 0 .0 0 0 - Nov 1 ’52 3 g ’02 M-N
sfl85,604.85Novl '42
Bridge over Gerretsen’s Creek.
3)*g’04M-N
200,000.-May 1 '54 3)4g’04M-N
700,000 May 1 ’54 3)4g’99M-N
1,365,000.-Nov 1 ’29 3 g ’03 M -N
sf$16,OOO-.Nov 1 ’52




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NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS

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NEW YOBK CITY (C ontinu ed).
9,000,000--May 1’57
Library Bldgs. (Bryant Park). 4 g ’07 M -N
Impt. of Wallabout Basin.
sf2,000--May 1 ’57
3 g ’99 M -N sf$100,000—Nov 1 ’29 3Hg’99M-N
$500,000—Nov 1 f29 4J*g’07M-N
Bridge over Qowanus Canal.
3 ^-------------g ’02M-N
500,000--Nov 1 ’42 4H g’07M-N 25,998,000--M ay 1 ’57
3 g ’04 M -N sf$195,000--Nov 1 '53
For Payment of Assessments.
sfl .000—Nov 1 ’52 4H ?’08M-N 37,500,000.-Nov 1 ’57
3 g ’04 M -N
sf15.000--Nov 1 '54 3 ^ g ’04M-Nf $986,000.-May 1 ’54 3Hg’03M-N
599.000- .N o v l ’52 g T)8 M -N
\ sf14,000--May 1 '54 3 ^ g ’03M-N
Bridge over East River.
4
7.000,OOO-.Nov 1 ’58
3 g ’99 M -N
sf$20,000--Nov 1 '28
sflOO,000.-N o v i ’56 4 g ’09 M -N
3 g ’06 M-N
Police Department Purposes.
7,000,OOO-.Nov 1 ’58
sf35,000--Nov 1 ’40 3 g ’00 M-N sf$136,389.71 Novl’40 3 g '07 M -N
_ ’00 M -N
3 g -----------sf50,000—Nov 1 ’56 4 g 09 M -N 24,000,000_May 1 59
sf5,000--Nov 1 ’40 3 g ’01 M -N
3 g ’01 M -N
sf55,000—Nov 1 ’57 4 g ’09 M -N
6,000,000.-May 1 ’59
sf35,000-.Nov 1 '41 3 g ’07 M -N
3 ^ g ’01M-N
750.000- -Nov 1 ’41 g ’01 M-N
sf60,000--N o v i 57 43^g’10M-S 32,000,000 Marl’30-60
3
340,000.-Nov 1 ’41 3 g '08 M -N
3 g T)3 M -N
sf610,000—Nov 1 ’58 4Mg’HM -S 30,000.000.-Sept 1 60
sf240.000-.Nov 1 ’52 3 ^ g ’04M-Nf
100,000.-May 1 '54 3 g ’09 M -N
I sf100.000--May 1 '54 4 g ’06 M -N
sf510.000._Nov 1 ’52
3 g ’03 M -N
4
500.000- .N o v i ’55 ^ g ’12M-S 25,000,000. .Mar 1 ’62
sf93,000--Nov 1 ’53
3 g ’03 M -N
4Jig’ 13M-S
sflOO--Mar 1 ’63
250.000- -Nov 1 ’56
4 g ’07 M -N
Grand St. Paving (Brooklyn).
3>*g’03M-N
sf 13,540.-Nov 1 ’53 3 g ’00 M-N
1.000.
000—Nov 1 ’54 ’13M-N 24.999,900--Mar 1 ’63
4Y
sfS10.200-.Nov 1 '40 314g’05M-N
3 ^ g ’03M-N
1,486.460.-Nov 1 ’53
472,400—May 1 ’57 4Mg'14M-S 35,000,000--Mar 1 ’64
4 g ’07 M -N
Fire Department Purposes.
250.000. -Nov 1 ’53 3 ^ g ’99M-N
3Hg’04M-N
3,470,000--Apr 1 ’ 66
1.000.
000.-N o v i4tfg’16A-0
’57
$300,000-.Nov 1 ’29 4Hg’08M-N
3 ^ g ’04M-N
sfl5.000-.M ayl ’54 3 g ’01 M-N
250.000. -N o v i ’58
4Hg’17J-J
2,000,000-_July 1 ’67
sf300,000.-Nov 1 ’41 4 g ’08 M -N
3Hg’04M-N
485.000- .M ayl ’54 3 g '04 M-N
250.000- -N o v i ’58
41£g’21J-D
362,585-Dec 30 ’36
sfl61,000--Nov 1 ’53 4 2 ’09 M-N
sf20,000_-Nov 1 ’28 3Hg’04M-N
800.000. -May 1 ’59
3 g ’99 M -N
4Mg’21J-D
13.650-Dec 30 ’45
50,000--Nov 1 ’53 4 g ’09 M -N
500.000. . May 1 ’59 4Mg’21J-D
sf10,000--Nov 1 ’40 3 g ’04 M-N
3 g ’00 M -N
517,525-Dec 30 ’46
sfl2,500--Nov 1 '54 4 g ’09 M -N
sfl7 .0 00 -.N o v l ’40 3 ^ g ’04M-Nf
200,000--May 1 ’54
3 g ’01 M -N
4 Mg’21 J-D
78,650-Dec 30 ’48
Payment
sfl0,000--Nov 1 ’41
\ sf50,000--May 1 ’54 3 g ’04 M -N of Awards.
257,925-Dec 30 ’60
3g ’01 M -N
sf$9,499.59 Novl’53 4 ^ g ’21J-D
3 ^ g ’01M-N
750.000. -N o v i ’41 3 g ’01 M-N
sf77,000-Dec 30 ’61
sf500,000-.Nov 1 ’41 3 ^ g ’04M-N
100,000—May 1 ’54 4Mg’21J-D
sf75,000..N o v 1 ’53 3Hg’01M-N
3 g ’03 M-N
241.000-.Nov 1 ’41 3 g ’04 M -N
1,251,300-Dec 30 ’61
sf165,000--Nov 1 ’53 4Mg’21J-D
3Hg’04M-N|
241.000- -Nov 1 ’53 Repaving Streets and Avenues.
4Mg’21J-D
548,465-Dec 30 ’ 68
Acquisition of Land.
4Mg’21J-D
2,049,500-Dec 30 ’69
sf9,000. .Nov 1 ’53 3 g ’98 M-N sf$160,000--Nov 1 ’28
sf$l,800—Nov 1 ’53 4 J£g’21 J-D
3Hg'04M-N
450.000- -May 1 ’54 g ’99 M-N
408,100-Dec 30 ’70
3
sf 150,000.-Nov 1 '28 3 g ’04 M -N
3 ^ g ’04M-N
sfl.0 0 0-.M a yl ’54 3J^g’98M-N
4J€g’21J-D
1,702.900-Dec 30 ’71
Retaining Wall.
250,000--Nov 1 ’28
3Hg’04M-N
3 g ’04 M -N
sf$5.000.-Nov 1 ’53 4s ’22 M-Nsf2,518.516.03.-Nov 1 ’32
299.000-May 1 ’54 300.000-.Nov 1 ’29
3>*g’99M-N
27,600--June 1 ’33
Bridge over Flushing Creek.
Brooklyn-Richmond Narrows 4K s’24 J-D
3 ^ g’OOM-N
450,000- -Nov 1 ’40
17.300- -June 1 ’34
3 g ’04 M -N
sf$36,000--Nov 1 ’ 53 3Hg’04M-N
Tunnel.
4)4s’24 J-D
749,000--Nov 1 ’53
157,500--June 1 ’38
Bridge over Newtown Creek.
4s ’26 F-A sf$500,000-.Feb 15 76 4K s’24 J-D
3Hs’04M-N
sf1,000--Nov 1 '53
56.300-June 1 ’39
3 g ’03 M -N sf$250,000- -Nov 1 ’52 3Hg’04M-N
Various Municipal Purposes.
4K s’24 J-D
150,000--Mayl ’54
sfll2.500-.N ov 1 ’36 4K s’24 J-D
71,700--June 1 ’43
3Mg’04M-N
350,000.-Nov 1 ’54 3 H g’00M-N
sf39,000—Nov 1 '40 3 g ’15 M -N
15,200--June 1 ’44
Bridge across Prospect Ave.
3 Hg’00M-N
1,961,000. -Nov 1 '40 3 g ’13 M -N sf5.000,000--Nov 1 ’38 4 Ks’24 J-D
l,175,900--June 1 ’48
3 g 03 M -N
sf$8,000--Nov 1 ’52 3 g T)1 M-N
sf24,000..N o v 1 ’41 3 g ’14 M -N sfl, 198,267.66 Novl’39 4J4s’24 J-D
3 g ’03 M -N
sf12,500.-Nov 1 ’53 3H g’01M-N
1,845,800--June 1 ’49
sf1,000.-Nov 1 ’41 3 g ’04 M -N sf126,500-_Nov 1 ’54 4Ms’24 J-D
2,200.-June 1 ’53
3 g ’04 M -N
sf1.500.-Nov 1 ’53 3 ^ g ’01M-N
1,999,000--Nov 1 ’41 3 g ’05 M -N s fl,944.199.36 Novi’54 4 J4s’24 J-D
687.300- -June 1 ’54
Bridge over Mott Haven Canal. 3 g ’04 M-N
sf32,500--Nov 1 ’53 3 g ’05 M -N s fl,260,000.-Nov 1 ’55 4J4s’24 J-D
818,500.-June 1 ’63
3K g’01M-N
$30,000--Nov 1 ’41 3 ^ g ’02M-N
sf50--Nov 1 ’42 3 g ’06 M -N sf6,488,704.69 Novl’55 4J€s’24 J-D
4.050.000- -June 1 ’64
sf595,729.50 Novi’56 4Ms’24 J-D
Bridge over Bronx River.
3 ^ g ’02M-N
l,999,950--Nov 1 ’42 3 g ’06 M -N
3 g ’04 M -N
sf$10,000--Nov 1 ’53 3 gT)3 M-N
451.300- -June 1 ’73
sf723.565.07 Novl’56 4Ms’24 J-D
sf25,000--Nov 1 ’52 3 g ’07 M -N
sf53.250_.Nov 1 ’57 4Ms’24 J-D
2.004.000- -June 1 ’74
Bridge over N. Y. & Harlem RR. 3 ^ g ’03M-N
1,500,000.-Nov 1 '52 3 g ’07 M -N
3 g ’03 M -N
sf$6,000.-Nov 1^52 3 g '03 M-N
sf960,000--July 1 ’40
sf610,000--Nov 1 '53 3 g ’08 M -N sf2,502.574.02 Novl’57 4s ’25 J-J
sf500,000--July 1 ’50
3 g ’03 M -N
sf2,000--Nov 1 ’53 3 ^ g ’05M-N( 2,984,000--May 1 ’54 3 g ’08 M -N sf400.000--Nov 1 ’58 4s ’25 J-J
sf246,000--July 1 ’55
3 g ’04 M -N
sf16.000.-Nov 1 ’53
1 sf16.000.-May 1 ’54 3 g ’09 M -N sf6 ,110,574-59 Novl’58 4s ’25 J-J
3 g ’ 10 M -N sf2,345,558-67N ovl’59 4s ’25 J-J sf4,835,000--July 1 ’65
Bridge over Bronx River.
Jerome Avenue Paving.
sf107,350--July 1 ’75
3 g ’03 M-N
sf»25,000.. Nov 1 ’52 3 g ’98 M-N
sf$5,000.-Nov 1 ’28 4 ^ ’20 M -N sfl60,000--Nov 1 ’59 4s ’25 J-J
sf652,650--July 1 ’75
3 g ’04 M -N
sfl.000--N ov 1 ’53 3 ^ g ’98M-N
sf775,541.68 Novl’60 4s ’25 J-J
60,000--Nov 1 ’28 3 g ’l l M -N
Bridge Across Harlem River..
100.000--Nov 1 ’69 4s ’26 F-A s fl,225,000-Feb 15 ’41
3 g ’03 M-N
sf1,000--Nov 1 ’52 4 s T9 M -N
3 g ’03 M -N
sf$l,000--Nov 1 52 3 g ’03 M-N
___
sf892,700-Feb 15 ’51
sf50,000--Nov 1’69 4s ’26 F-A
sf2,000--Nov 1 ’53 3 H ’20 M -N
_
sfl,000--N ov 1 ’53 3 g ’04 M-N
3 g ’03 M N
sf4.000--Nov 1 ’53 4 g ’06 M -N 10,500.000--Nov 1 ’36 4s ’26 F-A sf4,005,000-Feb 15 ’ 66
sf50,000.-Nov 1 ’53
762,000-Feb 15 ’76
3 g ’04 M N
Atlantic Ave. Improvt. (Bklyn.) 4 g ’06 M -N 17.500,OOO-.Nov 1 ’55 4s ’26 F-A
2,500,000--Jan 1 ’67
sfl.000-.M ay 1 ’54 3 g ’02 M-N sf$250,000--Nov 1 ’42 4 g ’06 M -N 11,000,000--Nov 1 ’56 4Msg’27J-J
3Mg’04M N
3H g’04M N
_____
99.000--May 1’54 3 g ’02 M-N
4s ’26 F-A sf5,887,245-Feb 15 ’29
sfl5,000--Nov 1 ’52
Melrose Avenue Viaduct.
Fire Alarm Telegraph System.
3 g ’03 M-N sf665,000--N ov 1 ’52
3Hg’98M-N
$140,000.-Nov 1 ’28 3 g ’03 M-N
3 g ’04 M -N
sf$2,000--Nov 1 ’53
sf51,000--Nov 1 ’53 3^g 1
“
sf20,000--Nov 1 ’41 3 g ’04 M-N
sf81.250-.Nov 1 ’54
3 g 01 M -N
Fire Boats.
sf19,000.-Nov 1 ’53 § ^ g ’05M-N
sf5,000.-Nov 1 ’52 3Hg’04M-N
sf$8,500--Nov 1 ’53
3 g ’03 M -N
150.000-.Nov 1 ’53 § ^ g ’05M-N 15,918,750--Nov 1 ’54 3 g ’04 M -N
sf56,500.-Nov 1 ’53 3 ^ g ’04M-N
sf2’ .500--Nov 1 ’53
2
3 g ’03 M -N
100,000--May 1 ’54 3 ^ g ’05M-N 12,500,000--N o v i ’55 3 g ’04 M -N
sf500.-Nov 1 ’53 3 g ’04 M-N
360,440--May 1 57 4s’27 M -N 7,400,000c*-.May 1 1977
3 g ’04 M -N
sf38.500-.Nov 1 '53 4 g 07 M -N
3 g ’03 M-Nsfll6,975.79Nov 1 1952
Monument, Fort Greene Park.
Payable fr o m the R apid Transit Sinking F u n d o f the City o f N ew Y ork u n d er
Grade Damage Commission.
3 g ’02 M-N
sf$l,550--Nov 1 ’53 the provisions o f Section 10 o f A r ticle 8 o f the C onstitution o f the State o f N ew
3 g ’98 M -N
sf97.740-.Nov 1 ’28
Street and Park Openings.
Y ork, Section 204 o f the Greater N ew Y ork Charter, and Chapter 498 o f the
3 g ’99 M -N
sfl7.740-.N ov 1 ’28 3 g ’99 M -N
sf$74.619.45 Novl’29 Laws o f 1909. am ending the R apid T ran sit A c t.
3Hg’00M-N
250,000--Nov 1 ’40 3 g ’00 M-N sf2,598,211.10 Novl’40
Rapid Transit RR. Construc’ n. 434g’15J-D 30,000,0 00-.J unel’65
3 g ’01 M -N
sf217,720--Nov 1 ’41 3 g ’01 M -N
sf538,699 69 Novl’41 4 g TO M -N
$188,500.-Nov 1 ’59 434g’16A-0 27,130,000--Apr 1 ’ 66
_ ’02 M -N
sf187,500--Nov 1 ’42 3 g ’02 M-N sf2,265,577.92 Novi’42 4 g T3 M -N
3 g -----------36,984,000. .July 1 ’67
973,079.49Mayl’63 434g’17J-J
sf7,000--Nov 1 ’52 3 g ’02 M -N s fl,743,881.70 N ovl’52 4 g TO M -N
3 g ’03 M -N
sf16,000.-Nov 1 ’69
24,512.10 Novl’59 4 s 19 M -N
sf32,500--N ov 1 ’53 3 g ’03 M -N sf2,449,306.29 N ovl’52 4 g ’l l M -N
3 g ’04 M -N
10,000--May 1’60 4 s T9 M -N
500,000--Nov 1 ’69
Department of Health.
3 g '04 M -N
sf826,226.34 Novl'53 4 g T4 M -N
1,172,472--Nov 1 ’63 434T9 M -N s fl,000,OOO-.Nov 1 ’69
3 g ’01 M -N sf$25,000--Nov 1 ’41 34£g’99M-N
sf500.00 Novl’29 4 g T7 J-J
13,000--July 1’67 434’20 M -N sf2,659.000.-Nov 1 ’69
_ g ’02 M-N
sf3,000--Nov 1 ’42 3)^g’99M-N
3
1,848,607.32 Novl’29 4J4g’10M-S
6,OOO.OOOMar l ’30-60 4?4g’21J-D 55.000,000c.-Decl5 71
sf107,500.-Nov 1 ’52 3>^g’01M-N
3 g ’03 M -N
sf50.00 Novl’41 4i*gTlM -S
8,500.000..Sept 1 ’60 434s’24 J-D 15,000,000--June 1 ’74
sf39,000--Nov 1 ’53 3 ^ g ’01M-N
3 g ’03 M -N
1,112,075.90 Novl’41 4Mg’12M-S
sf35,760-.Mar 1 ’62 434g’26F-A15 28,000,000-Feb 15 ’76
sf35.000-.Nov 1 ’53 3Hg’03M-N
3 g ’04 M -N
1.000,000--Nov 1 ’52 41ig’12M-S
19.964,240--Mar 1’62 4s ’27 M -N 29,00Q,000c*May 1 1977
250.000- -Nov 1 53
3 H ?’04M-N
3)4g’03M-N
999,960.-Nov 1 53 4J£g’14M-S 10.000,000--Marl ’64
sfl,000--Nov 1 ’54 3)^g’03M-N
3 g T)4 M -N
sf40—N o v l ’53
Payable fr o m taxation Section 169 o f th* Greater N ew Y ork Charter.
175.000. -May 1 ’54 3J4g’04M-N
3^g'04M -N (
sf38,000--Nov 1 ’53
4 34’24J-D
sf4,500_-June 1 ’27-’49
Various
sf25,000--May 1 ’54 3 ^ g ’04M-N
972.000.-Nov 1 ’53 4Hg’15J-D Municipal Purposes.
$5,004,980J’nel’27-’30 4 34 ’24J-Dsfl886,000- - June 1 ’27-’63
Department Street Cleaning.
3Hg’04M-Nf
400,000--May 1 ’54
5.000.000 Aprl’27-’31 4 34’24J-D sf3067,100-.June 1 ’27-’64
3 g ’99 M -N sf$100,000--Nov 1 ’29
1 sf200,000--May 1 ’54 4 )ig’16A-0
64,400--June 1 ’27-’73
3,000,200 Julyl’27-32
-300,000.-Nov
1 ’29
3 ^ g ’99M-N
Acquiring Title to Lands Re­ 4 ^ g ’17J-J s fl20,000--Jan 15 ’27-’30 434’24J-D
4 34 ’24J-D
3,160-_ June 1 ’27-’74
4 s T9 J-J
sf50,000--Nov 1 ’40
3 g ’00 M -N
quired for Public Purposes.
f 2,700,000--May 1 ’27-’35
sfl2,668.08 Novi’40 3 g ’02 M -N
3 g ’01 M -N
sf$5,000--Nov 1 ’42 4 H ’19 J-J sflOO,000--Jan 15 ’27-’30 434’25
M -N 3 8,400,000--May 1 ’27-’40
4 s T9 J-J sf126,000.-Jan 15 ’27-’30
3 g ’02 M -N
sf81,431.25 Novi’42 3 g ’03 M -N
s fl,000--Nov 1 ’52
(46,800,000- -May 1 ’27-’65
sf3,612_-Nov 1 ’52 3 g ’04 M -N
3 g ’03 M -N
sf4.000-.Nov 1 ’53 4 s T9 J-J sfl 70,000. .Jan 15 ’27-’60
sf33,800____July
4)^T9 J-J
5 ’27-’60
sfl20,000--Nov 1 ’42
3 g ’02 M -N
Soldiers' and Sailors’ Memorial 4 ^ ’20 J-D sf297,500..Jan 11 ’27-’30 4 s ’25 J-J sf15,600.-July 1 1 1927
4 s ’25 J-J
’27-’28
sflOO,000—June
sf50,000--Nov 1 ’52
3 g ’02 M -N
Arch.
1 ’27-’30
3 g ’03 M-N
sf301.861.75 N ovl’52 3 g ’99 M -N
sf$5,000--Nov 1 '29 4 H ’20 J-D sf90.000-.June 1 ’27-’35 4 s ’25 J-Jsf3,400,000--July 1 ’27-’35
4J4’20 J-D sf170,000._June 1 ’27-’60 4 s ’25 J-J sf675,000--July
sf35,000-.Nov 1 ’53 3 g '00 M -N
3 g ’03 M -N
sf2,000--Nov 1 ’40
4)^’20 J-D
1 ’27-’45
sf124,000 ..N o v 1 ’53 31*g’01M-N
3 g ’04 M-N
sfl0,000--Nov 1 ’40 3 H ’20 M -N sf 38.000-.June 1 ’27-’60 4s ’25 J-Jsf2,678,200..July 1 ’27-’40
J-J sf201,600--July 1 ’27-’50
100.000. .Nov 1 ’53 3Hg’01M-N
3 ^ g ’04M-N
190,000.-Nov 1 ’40 3 H ’20M -N sf382,500.-June 1 ’27-’35 4 s ’25 J-Jsf6,108,375.-July 1 ’27-’65
4s ’25
sf90.000-.June
200.000.
-May 1 ’54 43,000- - Nov 1 ’42
3 ^ g ’04M-N
3 Yi g’02M-N
’27-’75
3 T 9 9 M -N
sfl0,800.73 Novl’29
Sewer Construction (Brooklyn) 4M ’21J- Jsf561.250-- Jan 10 ’27-’27 4 s ’25 J-J sf208,740--July 1 1 1927
sf5,325___ July
3 g ’01 M -N
sf200,000-.Nov 1 ’29 3 g ’04 M -N
sf$l,000-_Nov 1 ’53 4Ji’21J-J sf781 950--Jan 10 ’27-’29 4s ’25 J-J sf30,480--July 1 ’27-’30
4 % ’21 J-Jsfl,430,600- - Jan 10 ’27-’30 4 s ’25 J-J
*For Redemption of Assessment 3Hg’04M-N
100,000.-Nov 1 ’53
sf8,880--July 1
Bonds for Impt. Park. Ave.
3»4g’04M-N
100.000.-May 1 ’54 4 X ’21J-Jsfl .207,000- -Jan 10 ’27-’31 4 s ’25 J-J f 2,200,000-Feb 15 ’27-’50
3Hg’99M-N
$458,000—Nov 1 ’29 3Hg’02M-N
167,000.-Nov 1 ’42 4Ji’21J-Jsf2.803,800--Jan 10 ’27-’32 434sg’26 3 7,800,000-Feb 15 ’27-’36
F-A 15
’27-41
4M ’21J-Jsf2,518,600--Jan 10 ’27-’33
Dept. Docks & Ferries.
Webster
(20,000,000-Feb 15 ’27-’66
4M ’21J-Jsf3,316 000--Jan 10 ’27-’34
3 g ’98 M -N sf$2,000,000 . .Nov 1'28 3 g ’04 M -N Avenue Relief Sewer.
sf$2,500--Nov 1 ’53 4M ’21J-Jsf1,322,100--Jan 10 ’27-’35 434’24J-D 2,871,900--June 1 ’27-’74
3 J^g’99M-N
sf61,000-.Nov 1 ’29
4 M’21J-J sf620 000--Jan 10 ’27-’36 4 34 ’24J-D 574,000--June 1 ’27-’73
Map, Queens Borough.
3Hg’99M-N
2,939,000.-Nov 1’29
sf9,450--Feb 15 ’27-’28
sf$42,500. -Nov 1 ’53 4 ’21J-J/ sf386.100--Jan 10 ’27-’34 4 s ’26 F-A
3 g ’00 M -N
sf750,000..Nov 1’40 3 g ’04 M -N
\ 1,816,650--Jan 10 ’27-’37 434’24 f 12,205,500) - June 1 ’27-’64
Map, Borough of Richmond.
3H g’00M-N
sf68,000..Nov 1’40
sf$20,000..Nov 1 ’53 41i’21J-J st’60,300- _Jan 10 ’27-’44
J-D. Isf17,260,700}
3 ^ g ’00M-N
2,182,000—Nov 1’40 3 g ’04 M -N
1
3 g^Ol M -N sf1,000,000..N o v 1’41
Topographical Bureau (Brons). 4 M’21 J-J sf230,850_-Jan 10 ’27-’45 4 34’24J-D sf8895,000--June15 ’27-’73
s ’26 F-A
’27-’31
sf$l,000--Nov 1 '53 4 M’21 J-J sf30,000--Jan 10 ’27-’46 4 s ’26 F-A sf36,800--Feb 15 ’27-’28
3 g '02 M -N
sf850,000 —Nov 1'42 3 g ’04 M -N
4
sf5 3 ,2 0 0 --Feb
s fl.000.-Nov 1 ’54 4 H ’21J-J sf350 700--Jan 10 ’27-’47 4 s ’26 F-A sfl2,700--Feb 15 ’27-’29
3>4g’02M-N
1,500,000.-Nov 1 ’52 3 g '04 M -N
4M ’21J-J sf926,500--Jan 10 ’27-’60
3 ^ g ’03M-N
3,499,900.-Nov 1 ’52
Rapid Transit Railroad.
$500,000.-Nov 1 ’38 4 ) i ’21J-Jsf3.106 250-- Jan 10 ’27-’61 4s ’26 F-A sf413,155--Feb 15 ’27-’31
3H g’03M-N
sflOO—Nov 1’52 4 g '06 M -N
15 ’27-’41
sf125,000.-Nov 1 ’48 434’21J-J/ 5,175,800 .Jan 10 ’27-’62 4s ’26 F-A sf2 0 0 ,0 0 0 - -Feb 15 ’27-’51
3Hg’03M-N
l,404,000-.Nov 1'53 3Hg'01M-N
\sf2,922,400-Jan 10 ’27-’62 4s ’26 F-A sf486,000--Feb
3 ^ g ’03M-N
sf96,000—Nov 1'53 3J^g'01M-N 3,875,000-.Nov 1 '48
sf2,675--Feb 15 ’27-’51
434’21J-J sf58 520--Jan 10 ’27-’70 4 s ’26 F-A
sfl9,000--Nov 1 '49
3Hg'04M-N
1.000,000.-Nov 1’53 3 >4g’OOM-N
981,000--Nov 1 '49 434’21J-J sfl02,600--Jan 10 ’27-’71 4s ’26 F-A sfl36,000--Feb 15 ’27-’66
3>*g’04M-N
sf241,000.-May 1'54 3)^ g’OOM-N
sf75,500-.Nov 1 *49 4J4’21 J-.T sfl 40,300--Jan 10 ’27-’72 4 s ’26 F-A sfl ,000--Feb 15 ’27-’76
3Hg’04M-N
2,409,000.-May 1’54 3)^g’01M-N
876,000--June 1 ’27-’38 4 34’24J-D 20,000___ Jan 1 ’27-’28
3 g T)3 M -N sf1,000,000—Nov 1’52 3)^g’01M-N 2,824,500.-Nov 1 ’49 434’24J-D
219,000__ Jan 1 ’27-’29
sf4,300___June 1 1927 434’24J-D
3
1,500,000..N o v 1 ’50 4 34’24J-D
3>*g’03M-N
500.000. -Nov 1 ’53 g ’01 M -N
3>£g’01M-N / 2,493,000.-Nov 1 ’50 4 34’24J-D 1,604,000--June 1 ’27-28 434’24J-D 854,000---June ’27-’33
500.000- -May 1 ’54
3 ^ g ’04M-N
\
sf7.000-.Nov 1 ’50 434’24J-D 5,481,000--June 1 ’27-’29 4 34’24J-D 1,040,000--June 1 ’27-’34
3 ^ g ’98M-N
sf200,000 - - Nov 1 ’28
sf40,100--Nov 1 '51 434’24J-D 3,227,000--June 1 ’27-’33 434’24J-D 2,254,000.-June 1 ’27-’38
3J4g'98M-N
1.400.000. -Nov 1 ’28 3Hg’02M-N
560,000--June 1 ’27-’34 434’24J-D 3,653,000--June 1 ’27-’39
8,459,900.-Nov 1 ’51 434’24J-D
3 g ?98 M-N
sf75.294.54 N ovl’28 3>Sg’02M-N
34’24
6,400--June 1 ’27-’48
3 g ’00 M-N
sf624,705.46 N ovl’40 3Mg’03M-N s fl.166,000.-N o v i ’52 434’24J-D 2,197,000--June 1 ’27-’39 4 34’24J-D
J-D
sf260June 1 ’27-’49
sf25,500--Nov 1 ’52 4 34’24J-D sf68,600--June 1 ’27-’48 4
3 ^ g ’02M-N
3 J4g’00M-N
250.000. -Nov 1 '40
Payable fro m the water sin kin g fu n d o f the City o f N e w Y ork un der the p ro3,974,500--Nov 1 ’52
sf800,000-.Nov 1 '41 3>£g'02M-N
3 g ’01 M-N
sf22,000--N ov 1 *52 tis io n s o f Section 10 o f A r ticle 8 o f the State C onstitution and Section 208 o f
3
3 ^ g ’01M-N
650.000- -Nov 1 ’41 ^ g ’03M-N
5.978.000- -Nov 1 '52 the Greater N ew Y ork Charter, as am ended.
50,000.-Nov 1 ’69 3Hg’03M-N
4 T9 M -N
334g’04M-N
sfl,000--M ayl ’ 54
sfl3,000—Nov 1 ’53
For the New Aqueduct.
sf25,000_.Nov 1 '34 3Hg’03M-N
4 H ’20 M -N
999,000.-May 1 ’54
1.987.000- -Nov 1 ’53 334g’03A-O f $1,483,000--Oct 1 ’52 334g’04M-N
sf5,000--Nov 1 ’44 3 ^ g ’03M-N
4 H ’20 M -N
sfl 63,300--Nov 1 ’53
sfl7,000--0ct 1 ’52 434s’24 J-D $22,000,000June 1 1974
sfl50,000.-Nov 1 ’69 3 ^ g ’04M-N
4 M ’20 M -N
5,000,000--Jan 1 ’77
2,836,700--Nov 1 ’53 3 g ’03 A-O
sf30,000--0ct 1 ’53 434g’27J-J
sf250,000--Nov 1 ’69 3 ^ g ’04M-N
3>S’20 M -N
sf250,000--N ov 1 ’55 3 g ’04 A-O sfl ,500,000--Oct 1 ’53 4s ’27 M -N l,500,000c*-May 1 ’77
3Hg’06M-N
4 ^ g ’15J-D
700.000- .J ’ne 1 '65
Laying Water Mains.
350.000- -0ct 1 ’53
36,000.-Nov 1 ’56 334g’04A-O
2.750.000. -Apr 1 ’ 66 4 g W M -N
41£g'16A-0
sf$29,000.-Nov 1 ’52
sf70,000 ..O ct 1 ’54 3 g ’03 M-N
204.825.18 Novl’57 3 g3)4 A-O
2.500.000. -July 1 ’67 4 g ’08 - - .
4}4g’17J-J
sf47,500--Nov 1 ’53
845,000.-Apr 1 ’54 3 g ’04 M -N
632,500.-Nov 1 ’58 334g’04A-O
4 H g'22A-Q15 25.000,000c&rApr 15’72 4 g '09
To Provide for Supply of Water.
. sf155.000.-Apr 1 ’54
sfl67,000--May 1 ’54
12,150. -Apr 15’52 3 ^ g ’04M-N
4s’22 A-O 15
3 g T3 M-Nsf$4,200,000--Nov 1 ’38
Additional Supply of Water.
148,700--Apr 15’37 3 V6g'04M-N 4.533.000- -May 1 ’54
4s’22 A-015
4 s'2 2 A-O 15
84.950--Apr 15’42 3Hg’04M -N/ 2.196.000- -Nov 1 ’54 3 g ’04 M-N sf$482,500.-Nov 1 ’53 3 g T4 M -Nsf1,425,704.84 Nov 1 ’39
sf91.000--Nov 1 ’54
sfl5.000-.N ov 1 ’54 3 g ’04 M -N
sf54,000- -Nov 1 '54 3 g ’04 M -N
sf3,750.-July 1 ’29
4s ’25 J-J
sf52,500.-Nov 1 ’54
440,000. -May 1 ’54 3 g ’05 M -N
4s ’25 J-J
sf52,5 00.-July 1 ’30 3 ^ g 0 5 M -N l 2.500.000. -N o v i 54 334g’04M-N f
sf2,500.-Nov 1 ’55
\ sf60.000-.May 1 ’54 3 g ’05 M-N
1.500.000- -May 1 57
sf35,0 00.-July 1 ’35 4 g 07 M-N
4s '25 J-J
2.000.
000.-M ay 1 57 g ’03 M-N
sf544,000--Nov 1 ’52 3 g ’06 M -N s fl,586,000.-Nov 1 ’55
3
sf86,4 00.-July 1 '40 4H g07M -N
4s '25 J-J
sf470,000--Nov 1 ’56
236.000- -Nov 1 ’52 3 g ’06 M -N
2.500.000- -Nov 1 '57 334g’03M-N|
4s ’25 J-J sf7,047,350.-July 1 ’75 4 ^ g ’08M-N
sf14,000.-Nov 1 ’52 3 g ’07 M-Nsf 1,183,000--Nov 1 ’56
750.000. -Nov 1 ’58
sfl2,000-.Feb 15 ’36 4 gT )8 M-N
4s ’26 F-A
sf51,500--Nov 1 ’57
750.000. -Nov 1 *583 g ’03 M -N 1 sf353,000--Nov 1 ’53 3 g ’08 M-N
2,438,000-.Feb 15 ’76 4 g ’09 M-N
4s ’26 F-A
3.200.000. -May 1 ’59 3 g ’04 M-N sf327,498.26 ..N o v 1 ’53 3 g ’08 M -N sf2,709,000. -Nov 1 ’58
2,500,000.-Jan 1 77 4 g ’09 M -N
4Mg’27 J-J
50,000,000--Jan 1 77 334g’04M-N
650,000.-Nov 1 ’53
4s'27 M -N 4,500,000c*.-May 1 1977 4}£g’27J-J




J une, 1927.]

NEW YORK CITY (Concluded .).
43^g’13M-S 20,000,000—Mar 1'63
3 g ’10 M-Nsfl0,463.225--Nov 1 '59 4 ^ g ’14M-S 20,000,000.-Mar 1 ’64
3 g ’l l M -N s f l.004.400--Nov 1 '60 4^g'15J-D
15,300,000.-June 1 ’65
4 g ’06 M-N
6,650,000—Apr 1 ’66
300.000-.Nov 1 '36 4Mg’16A-0
4 g ’07 M-N
5.995,000--July 1 ’67
50.000-.Nov 1 ’26 4Hg'17J-J
4 g ’06 M-N
4^
sfS.OOO..July 1 ’67
2.000.
000.-Nov 1 '55’17 J-J
4 g ’06 M-N
1.500.000. -Nov 1 ’56 4 K g ’22A-0 20,000,000.Apr 15 ’72
4 g ’07 M-N
2.760.000. -Nov 1 *56 434 '24 J-D 22,000,000. - June 1 ’74
3K g’04M-N
sf ll,000--N ov 1 ’54 A H ’24 J-D
112,500--June 1 ’38
3>$g’04M-N
839,000—Jan 1 ’39
4.239.000. -Nov 1 ’54 434’24 J-D
3 ^ g ’05M-N
2.500.000. -Nov 1 ’54 434 ’24 J-D
800.-June 1 ’44
4 g ’07 M-N
1.100.000- .M ay 1 '57 434 ’24 J-D
14,000.-June 1 ’48
4 g ’07 M-N
23,700. - June 1 ’49
2.500.000- .M ay 1 ’57 4 34 ’24 J-D
4j^g’07M-N
7.000.
000.-May 1434 ’24 J-D
’57
185,300.-June 1 ’53
4 ^ g ’08M-N
434
2,724,700--June 1 ’54
6.000.
000..Nov 1 ’57 ’24 J-D
4 g ’08 M-N
4.000.
000.-Nov 1 ’58 ’24 J-D
434
235,000.-June 1 ’74
4 g ’09 M -N
2.000.
000.-Nov 1 ’58
4s ’26
F-A
sf32,000-Feb 15 ’66
000--May 1 4 s ’26
'59
4 g ’09 M-N 10.000.
F-A sf6,057,700-Feb 15 ’56
4 g ’09 M -N
4 s ’26
F-A
sf7,300-Feb 15 ’51
6.000.
000. -May 1 ’59
4Jig'10M-S 12.000.
4s
F-A
sfl95,000.Feb 15 ’46
000M arl’30-60’26
4Mg’llM -S
sf209,000 ..Sept 1 '60 4s ’26
F-A
sf575,000.Feb 15 ’41
F-A
sf3,000-Feb 15 ’36
4J*g’llM -S 21,291,000-_Sept 1 ’60 4 s ’26
sfl37,150--Mar 1 ’62 434g’26F-A15 17,000,000-Feb 15 ’76
4Mg’12M-S
4j*g’12M-S 19,862,850.-Mar 1 ’62
Payable fr o m taxation un der the p ro vis io n s o f Section 222 o f the G reater
N ew Y ork C harter.

General Fund Bonds.
3 g ’03 M-Nsf$8,500,OOO-.Nov 1 '30
3 g ’04 M -N sf9,500,OOO-.Nov 1 '30
3 g ’05 M-Nsfll,000,000—Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’06 M-Nsfll,750,OOO-.Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’07 M -Nsfl3,500,000.-Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’08 M -N sfl4,500,OOO-.Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’09 M-Nsf16,750,000-.Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’10 M -Nsfl7,000,000--Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’l l M -Nsfl7,500,000--Nov 1 '30
3 g ’12 M -N sf17,500,000--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 -Nsf23,500,000.-Nov 1 '30
3 g ’17 M-Nsf25,000,000 _-Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’ 18 M-N sf27,000,000..N o v 1 ’30
3 g ’19 M-Nsf28,500.000--Nov 1 ’30
?g '20 M-Nsf32,500.000.-Nov 1 ’30
g ’21 M-Nsf34,000,000.-Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’22 M-Nsf37,500,000--Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’23 M-Nsf38,500,000--Nov 1 '30
3 g '24 M-Nsf39,500,OOO-.Nov 1 ’30
3s ’25 M-Nsf41,000,000—Nov 1 ’30
3 g ’26 M-Nsf43,250,000- -Nov 1 ’30
Payable from assessm ents.

89

NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS

3J^g’19M-N sf2,000,000.-On or aft.
Jan 2 1920
33^g’19M-N s fl,400,000.-On or aft.
Jan 2 1920
3K g’19 M -N sf850,000--0n or aft.
Jan 2 1920
4 g ’19 M -N
sf500,000--0n or aft.
Jan 2 1920
4 H ’19 M -N
sf250,000--0n or aft.
Jan 2 1920
5 g.,’20 M -N s fl,500,000.-On or aft.
Jan 2 1921
5 g ’21 M -N
sf500,000--0n or aft.
Jan 2 1922
5J4g’21M-N sfl ,500,000--On or aft.
Jan 2 1922
5 g '21 M -N
sf500,000--0n or aft.
Jan 2 1922
3 g '22 M -N
sf500,000..0n or aft.
Jan 2 1923
4s’23 M -N / 3,050,000\On or after
1sf2,950,000 J
Jan 2 1924
4s '23 M -N /
784,000, On or after
tsf1,716,000/Jan 2 1924
4s ’23 M -N / 2,250,000(On or after
1 sf250,000J Jan201933
4s ’25 M-Nsfl0,000,000--On or aft.
Jan 2 1926
4s ’25 M -N sf5,000,000-_0n or aft.
Jan 2 1926
4s ’25 M -N sf5,000,000-_0n or aft.
Jan 2 1926
4s ’26 M -N sf8,000,000--0n or bef.
Dec 16 1936
3s ’26 M -N sfl,645,000-.0n or bef.
Oct 26 1936
3s ’26 M -N
sf500,000- -On or bef.
June 71936
4s '27 A-O 5,000,000-Apr 25 1937

Assessment Bonds.
3 g ’17 M-N sf5,000,000..O n or aft.
Nov 1 1917
3 g ’17 M -N sfl,750,000.-0n or aft.
Jan 2 1918
4s ’07 M -N
50-_Onoraft.
May 1 1917
3 g '17 M -N
sf250,000-.0n or aft.
Jan 2 1918
3 g ’18 M -N
sf425,000-.0n or aft.
Jan 2 1919
3 g '18 M -N sfl,000,000-_0n or aft.
j an 2 19X9
3g ’18 M -N
sf900,000--0n or aft.
Jan 2 1919
FUNDED DEBT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
(As constituted prior to January 1 1898.'

Consolidated Stock payable fro m the sin kin y fu n d fo r the redem ption o f the
city debt under the p rovision s o f S ection 229 o f the Greater N . Y - C harter.

Dock Bonds.
I Additional Dock Bonds.
3 ^ g ’96M-N
sf6,OOO-.Nov 1 ’27 3 ’97 M-N sf$250,000--Nov 1 ’28
3 ^ g ’96M-N
3,994,000.-Nov 1 ’27 33^g’98M-N
sf2,500--Nov 1 ’28
13 *98 M -N
l,747.500--Nov 1 ’28
Payable fro m the sin kin g fu n d f o r the redem ption o f the city debt (N o . 1)
under the provisions o f S ection 1 o f C hapter 79 o f the L aw s o f 1889 and S ec­
tion 214 o f the Greater N ew Y ork Charter.
sf21,000Nov 1 ’09-'29
Consol. Stock Parks, Parkways I2)4'92M-N
2 ^ ’93M-N
sf3,500Nov 1 ’09-'29
and Public Places.
2 H'89M-N ( $4,445,000lNov l ’09-29 2 H ’94M-N
sfl,600Nov 1 ’09-’29
2>*'95M-N
1sf4,612,000/
sf2,000Nov 1 ’09-'29
2 H ’90M-N/
150,000(N ov l ’09-29 2 ^ ’96M-N
sfl2,000Nov 1 ’09-’29
1 sf540,0001
sfl.OOONov 1 ’09-’29
2 H ’97M-N
2 ^ ’91M-N
sf35,000Nov 1 ’09-’29
Payable fr o m the sin kin g fu n d f o r the redem ption o f the city debt (N o . 1
un der the provision s o f Section 213 o f the Greater N . Y . Charter.
Additional Water Stock.
Consolidated Stock (City).
3 ’83 A-O
$50,000 ..O ct 1 '33 6 g '71 J-J
$500. .July 1 '01
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1913.)
Tax Relief Bonds No. 2.
3 H ’84 A-O
$300,000..Oct 1 '33 7 ’70 M-N
$2.500--Nov 1 '90
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1913.)
* Part of a total issue of $137,500,3 s '84 A-O/
sf45,000\\Oct 1
000, of which $70,100,000 were taken
1
50,000/
1927-33 by the Sinking Fund.
BONDED DEBT ANNEXED TERRITORY OF WESTCHESTER CO.
TOWN OF WEST FARMS.
7s ’73 M-S
4,000-Mar 1 2143-’47
7s ’73
M-S
500____Mar 1 2147
Central Ave. Construction.
TOWN OF WESTCHESTER.
7s ............
'68 May I $3,000(Mar 1 ’27-'29
Isfl,000/
Improvement Bonds.
7s ’68 June / 14,0001 Mar 1 ’30-’48 3>*s’91M-N$105.000--May 1 ’27-’47
sf5,000/
7s '68 July / 9,000\July 15 ’49-59
TOWN OF MORRISANIA.
(sf2,000}
7s ’68 July sf500-_July 15 1960 7s Central Ave. Construction.
'69 M-S $37,000.-Mar 1 ’27-’63
7s ’68 Oct 14,000..Oct 15 '61-’74 7s’70
M-S 10,000. .Mar 1 ’64-'73
7s ’68 Dec 50.000Mar 1 ’75-2024 ’71
7s
M-S 1.000_____Mar 1 1974’
7s ’68 M-S 65.000Mar 1 2025-’89 ’72
7s
M-S 1,000.-Mar 1 ’75-’76
7s ’70 M-S 32.000Mar 1 2090-’21 '73
7s
M-S 2,000._Mar 1 ’76-’77
7s ’70 M-S
500___ Mar 1 1922 7s '73
J-D
500____Mar 1 1978
7s ’70 M-S
500___ M arl 2123 7s ’73
M-S
500____Mar 1 1978
7s ’70 M-S 13.000Mar 1 2124-’36 ’73
7s
M-S 2,000..Mar 1 ’79-’80
7s '70 M-S
500___ Mar 1 2137
7s g '71 M-S
500.-Mar 1 ’37-'38 VILLAGE OF WILLIAMSBRIDGE
7s *71 M-S
2.000Mar 1 2138-’39
Highway Improvement.
7s •72 M-S
2.000Mar 1 2140-’41
4s '93 F-A $11,000.-Aug 1 '27-’37
7s ’72 M-S
500____Mar 1 2142 6s '94 M -N 17,000.-May 1 ’27-’46
7s ’73 M-S
500-Mar 1 2142-’43 5s '95
M-S 8,000.-Mar 1 ’27-’34
FUNDED DEBT COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Consolidated stock payable fr o m the sin kin g fu n d f o r the red em ption o f the

city debt (N o . 1) under the p rovision s o f Section 213 o f the Greater N . Y . Charter.
3.30g'01 J-J$2,000,000__July 1 1921
THE CITY OF BROOKLYN.

Public Library Bonds.
3^g'97J-J
$5,000.-Jan 1 ’37
High-School Bonds.
sf$24,500 ..Jan 1 ’27
3J*g’97J-J
Indexing Conveyances (Cons.
Stock).
sf$139,000-.Jan 1 ’27
3 ^ g ’96J-J
sf132,000.-Jan 1 ’27
3Hg’97J-J
Cons. Stock to Pay Gravesend
Bonds.
3}£g’96J-J
sf$l,000_.Jan 1 ’36
3)4g’96J-J
20.242.41—Jan 1 '36
Leonard St. Impt. (Cons. Stk.)
3 ^ g ’97J-J
sf$70,000__ Jan 1 ’37
Albany Ave. Impt. (Cons. Stk.)
3 ^ g ’97J-J
$37,000.-Jan 1 '37
Local Improvement Bonds.
4 '95 J-J
$i00,000__Jan 1 ’27
4 ’95 J-J
100,000..Jan 1 '28
4 '95 J-J
35,000..Jan 1 ’29
3J4g’96J-J
100,000—Jan 1 '30

Cons. Stock to PayKingsCo.
Obligations.
3H g’96J-J
sf$l,500—Jan 1 '36
3>£g’96J-J
698.500.-Jan 1 ’36
School-Building Bonds.
3 Hg’95J-J
sf$10,000—Jan 1 '35
3Hg’95J-J
208,000—Jan 1 ’35
3 J^g’95J-J
282,000.-Jan 1 ’36
3>*g’96J-J
sf100,000.-Jan 1 ’36
3Hg’96J-J
192,000—Jan 1 ’36
3>£g’97J-J
sf5,000_.Jan 1 ’37
3>*g'97J-J
245,000--Jan 1 '37
Gravesend Local Impt. Bonds.
3 g'95J-J
$100,000-July 1 0 ’32
3 >^g’95J-J
100,000.July 10’33
3>£g’95J-J
100,000.July 10’34
Memorial Monument Bonds.
3>4g’96J-J
$10,000-.Jan 1'27
Museums of Art & Science Bds.
3 54g’97J-J
sf$25,000..Jan 1 ’27
3 J4g’97J-J
92,000--Jan 1 ’27

Payable fro m the water sin kin g fu n d o f the C ity o f Brooklyn under the p ro­
visions o f Chapter 396. Law s 1859, and A c ts am endatory th ereof and su p p le­
m entary thereto.

VILLAGE OF WHITESTONE.
Cons. Stock for Water Sys. Ext
Payable fro m A ssessm en ts.
3Hg’96J-J
$350,000.-Jan 1 '36
3/^g'96J-J
. sflO.000—Jan 1 '37
Sewerage Bonds.
3 3^g’96J-J
740,000.-Jan 1 ’37 6s ’94 F-A $164.59____Feb 9 1902
3^g'97J-J
sf485.000—Jan 1 ’37
TOWN OF JAMAICA.
Payable fro m T a x a tio n .
Payable fr o m T axation .
Sewer Relier & Ext. Fund Bds.
School District No. 1.
334'92 J-J
sf$75,000—Jan 1 ’27
334’92 J-J
125,000.-Jan 1 '27 43$s'97 J-J $50,000.-July 1 ’27-76
334'95 J-J
sf50,000.-Jan 1 '33
Union Free S. D. No. 4.
4 '94 J-J
100,000..Jan 1 ’31 4s '94 F-A $46,000..Aug 1 '27-’49
4 ’94 J-J
100.000--Jan 1 ’32
Union Free S. D. No. 6.
New York & Brooklyn Bridge
5s g '97 J-D $2,000.-Dec 1 ’27-’28
4 '83 J-J
$300.000.-July 1 '27 5s '97 J-D
4,000-Dec 28 ’30-’33
4 ’83 J-J
356,000.-July 1 '28
Union Free S. D. No. 7.
334’92 J-J
500,000 Jan 1'27-31 4° '92 J-J $11,000.-Jan 1 ’27-’37
4 '94 J-J
75,000.-July 1 '27 4s ’95 M-S
3,000..Sept 1 ’27-’'29
334’92 J-J
100.000-.Jan 1 '27 5s '97 F-A 54,000--Aug 1 ’27-’53
334'92 J-J
100,000.-July 1 '27 5s g '97 M-S 125,000-Sept 10 ’50-74
3 34'93 J-J
sf50,000-.Jan 1 ’27
Union Free S. D. No. 8.
334’94 J-J
sf32.000-.Jan 1 ’27 4s ’96 A-O $2,000-.- Apr 1 1927
Flatbush Sewer Bonds.
5s g '97 A-O 75,000.-Oct 1 ’30-'54
334g’97F-A
$9,000--Aug 1'27
Union Free School Dist. No. 10.
334g’97F-A
7,000.-Aug 1 ’28
’97 Sept $1,000..Sept 1 ’27-’28
New York Bridge Bonds.
VILLAGE OF JAMAICA.
7 ’71 J-J
$1,000--July 1 T4
Payable fr o m T axation .
Payable fro m assessm ents.
Cons. Stock— Cons, of Sewers. is Street-Improvement Bonds.
g '97 A-0$100,000-.Jan 1 ’27-’36
3 34g’96J-J
$175.000.-Jan 1 '36 4s g ’97 J-J 100.000-.Jan 1 ’27-’36
Ward Sewer Bonds.
334g'96J-J
$100,000-.Jan 1 ’27 VILLAGE OF RICHMOND HILL.
Payable fr o m T axation .
TOWN OF GRAVESEND.
Highway Improvement Bonds.
Payable fro m assessm ents.
4s g '96 J-J $45,000..July 1 ’27-’35
Local Improvement Bonds.
70,000.-May
5 '92 J-J
$180,009.-Jan 1 ’33 4s g ’97 M-N Improvement 1 ’37-’50
5 ’93J-J
150,000-_July 1 ’33 4s Sidewalk$150,000.-June Bonds.
g ’97 J-D
1 '52-’81
5 '93J-J
127,000. .Jan 1 ’34
TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
4 ’98 J-J
300,000..July 1 ’39
Payable fr o m T axation.
Sewer Improvement Bonds.
3 34'89 J-J
$18,000July2 '27-28 5s Union Free School Dist.1No. 18.'97 Jan $12,000--Jan
’27-’38
3.65'88 J-J
2,000 Oct 4'27-27
434’88 J-J
6,600 Jan2'27-27 5s Union Free School Dist.1No. 23.
’97 F-A $53,000--Aug
'27-79
5 '9) J-J
24,000July2'27-30 5s g '97 M-S 65,000.-Sept 1 ’37-’48
5 ’92J-J
12.000July2'27-30
Other districts
5 ’93J-J
28,000July2'27-30 preceding page. will be found on a
5 ’92J-J
3,000--Juiy
2'31 TOWNS OF HEMPSTEAD,
5 '93J-J
7,000.-July 2 '31
FLUSHING AND JAMAICA.
5 ’93J-J
7,000. .July 2 '32
Payable fro m T axation .
5 '91 J-J
112.000July2'27-30
No. 27.
5 ’92 J-J
8,000July 2'27-30 5s Bonds of Un. Fr. S. D. 1 ’27-'33
'97 A-O *7,000--July
5
’93J-J
20,000July2'27-30
VILLAGE OF ARVERNE-BY5
'92J-J
3,000-.July
2'31
THE-SEA.
Payable fr o m taxation.

Payable fro m T axation .

Highway Bonds.
Local Improvement Bonds.
6s ’94 J-J $40.000____July 1 1934 5s g ’97 M -N $5.000___ May 1 1927
COUNTY OF QUEENS.
TOWN OF NEW UTRECHT.
The debt of the county of Queens
Payable fro m A s s e s s m e n ts .
is reported under the county’s own
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '94 J-J $56,000_ Jan 1 '27- 54 name on a subsequent page; the
_
5s '94 J-J
56,000---Jan 1 '27-'54 amount of the original debt which
5s ’94 J-J 56,000-—Jan 1 ’27-'54 was chargeable to the City of New
5s ’94 J-J 56.000--_Jan 1 ’27-'54 York was adjudicated finally to be
5s '94 J-J 56.000...Jan 1 ’27-’54 $3,796,032.11, leaving $1,011,967.89
as Nassau County’s share of the old
TOWN OF FLATBUSH.
indebtedness. Instead of apportion­
Payable fr o m T axation .
ing certain bonds to N. Y. City and
Sewer Bonds.
to Nassau County, the debt and in­
334s’89 J-J
$6,000-July 15 ’27-’28 terest Is not divided, but N. Y . City
4s ’89 J-J
18,000-July 15 '27- 28 pays 78.952414973% of the principal
and interest as it becomes due, and
KINGS COUNTY.
Nassau County 21.047585027%. The
Payable fr o m T axation .
Comptroller of N Y . City acts as
Driveway and Parkway Loan
agent in the
of the debt.
4s '95 J-J $600,000--July 1 ’27-’32 The amount ofpaymentCounty bonds
Queens
4s ’95 J-J 100,000___ Jan 1 1933 outstanding on Dec. 31 1925 was
Park Fund Loan.
$190,000,
$150,009.62
4s’95 M-N$ $900,000-May 1 ’27-’44 chargeableof which York City. was
to New
For
4s’95 J-J
400,000-July 1 ’33-'40 details of bonds see “ Queens County’
INTEREST is payable by the City on a subsequent page.
of New York— registered interest at
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN.
the Chamberlain’s office and coupons
Payable fro m T axation.
at the office of the Comptroller of
Road Bonds.
New York City.
5s g '97 J-J $130,000____July 1 1927
TOWNS OF MIDDLETOWN AND
TOWN OF NEWTOWN.
SOUTHFIELD.
Payable fro m T axation .
Payable fr o m T axation .
English Kills Gold Road Bonds.
No. 2.
4 34g'97 J-D $20,000____June 1 1927 5s Union Free Sch. Dist. 2 4 ’27-’44
’94 J-D $36,000--Dec
Road Bonds.
TOWN OF NORTHFIELD.
43tg'97 J-D $600.000...June 1 1927
Payable fr o m T axation .
Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 1.
Improvement Bonds.
4s '97 J-J
$2,000____Jan 1 1927 5s Road J-D$150.000____June 1 1927
’97
4s '97 J-J
1 ,00 0 -.- Jan 1 1927
TOWN OF SOUTHFIELD.
Union Free Sch. D*st. No. 5.
P ayable fr o m Taxation
5s '97 J-J
$2,000-.- Jan 1 1927
Refunding Bonds.
Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 10.
4s '91 J-D /$2,400.-Dec 1 ’27-’30
5s ’97 J-D $1,750-.- Dec 1 1927
\ 6,600------Dec 1 1931
Union Free Sch. Cist. No. 14.
Bonds.
5s ’97 J-J $4,000.-Jan 1 ’27-’28 5s RoadJ-D$115,000_ Dec 20 1927
g ’97
_
VILLAGE OF FLUSHING.
5s g ’97 J-J 140,000-..July 15 1927
Payable fr o m T axation .

NEW YORK MILLS.
Standpipe Bonds.
This village is in Oneida County.
4s g ’97 J-D $6,000.-June 1 ’27-’32
Payable fro m the sin kin g fu n d o f the C ity o f B rooklyn under the provisions
Incorporated Mar. 29 1922.
Street Improvement Bonds.
o f C hapter 488, Laws o f 1860, and am endm ents thereto.
Paving Bonds4s g ’96 A-O $88,OOO..Oct 1 ’27-’48
7 ’70 J-J
1,000—July 1 ’15
4 H s '2 4 J-D $85,000..June 1 ’28-’44
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
Sewer Bonds.
Payable fro m the sin kin g fu n d o f the C ity o f Brooklyn under the provisions
4 ^ s ’23 J-J $175.000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’52
Payable fr o m T axation .
o f C hapter 648 o f the laws o f 1895.
BOND. DEBT June 2 ’27- $260,000
Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 5.
N .Y.& Bklyn. Bdge. (Cons.Stk.)
Auxiliary Sewers (Cons. Stock). 4s '91 M-S $6,000.Sept 30 ’27-’29 Assessed valuation—
3H g’95J-J
$10C,000-.Jan 1 '28 3 J4g’96J-J
$218,000..Jan
1’364s ’92 M-S 10,000-Sept 30 ’30-'34
Real and personal______ 2,758,750
3^g'95J-J
70,000. .Jan 1 ’29 3Hg’97J-J
50,000—Jan 1 ’37
Special franchises_______ 110.126
g '97 F-A
1927
New East Riv.Bdg.(Cons.Stock) 3 ^ g ’97J-J
sf15,000.-Jan 1 ’38 4s Union Free 2.500____Aug 1 7.
Total 1926 (7io actual)___2,868,876
Sch. Dist. No.
$25,000. .Jan 1 '35
3H g’95J-J
Cons.Stk.-County Deficiencies. 4s ’97 F-A $25,000..Aug 1 ’27-’36 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-..$13.21
3>*g’96J-J
sfl00,000--Jan 1 '36 3Mg’96J-J
sf$48,000-.Jan
1’274s g '97 M-N 20.000.Nov 16 ’37-'44 Population 1926--------------------- 4,620
3>*g’96J-J
50,000. .Jan 1 ’36
Training School (Cons. Stock).
3Mg’96J-J
sf52,000 ..Jan 1 ’37 3H g’97J-J
$90,000.-Jan 1 ’37 VILLAGE OF COLLEGE POINT. NIAGARA FALLS.
3>*g’96J-J
280.000-.Jan x ’37
Kings & Queens Bridge (Cons.
Payable fr o m T axation.
This city Is in Niagara County and
3>£g’97J-J
sfl ,000.. Jan 1 ’37
Stock).
_ Water Tower Bonds.
Is now under City Manager plan of
3 J^g’97J-J
29,325--Jan 1 ’37 3Hg'96J-J
$li2,000--Jan
1’36 ** '97 F-A $25,000____Aug 1 1937 government. Incorp. Mar. 17 1892.




90
NIAGARA FALLS (C oncluded ).
City-Hall Bonds.
5s g ’ 13 J-J S68,800____ July 1 1933
4Ms’22 J-D 365,000c_____ 1937-1953
Water Bonds.
4s '09 J-J 8121,000 _____ 1928-1934
4Msg’10J-J 400.000r_.-Jan 1 1940
4 Ms’l l J-J 360,000.-Jan 1 ’41-’49
4s g ’12 J-J
17,000r___ Jan 1 1930
4Ms’14 J-J
65.000 __Julyl 1934
4Ms’15 J-J $18,000_____ 1927-1932
4Ms’16M-S l60.0Q0r.Sept 1 ’32-’35
112,000r____Sept 1 1936
4Ms’19 M -N (55,000..M ay 1 ’41-’47
112,217____May 1 1948
4Ms’19 M-S (42,000r_Sept 1 ’43-’49
_
\ 5,355r_ Sept 1 1950
5Ms’20 J-J [14,486___________1946
145,000
1947-1949
5Ms’21 M-S *49,115____Sept 1 1950
4M'23 P -A (*128,000c_Feb 1 ’41-’44
1 *36.957c___Feb 1 1945
4 s '25 F-A[100,000c*__ .1951-1952
\ 30,000c*_________1953
4.10s’26 J-D 260.000c.Dec 1 ’41-’50
Bridge Bonds.
4 Ms’l l J-J
56,000____ July 1 1931
4s ’07 J-J
5,000______ 1927
4K s’23 F-A *39,480c— Feb 1 1938
I 20,000____ May 1 1944
4M’24M-N*( 25.000____ May 1 1946
1100,000..M ay 1 ’47-’48
l 41,900____M ayl 1949
.s ’26 J-J
10,000c...July 1 1963
Market Bonds.
4Ms’12 J-J $39,400r___ July 1 1932
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4Ms’15 J-J 190,000_1936-1954
4Ms’23 F-A *15,000c_ Feb 1 1937
_
4s ’25 M-N*300,000c.May 1 ’56-’60
Fire Bonds.
4Ms’l l J-J 542,500r...July 1 1931
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’19 M -N 125,000.-M ay 1 ’29-’33
5Ms’20 J-J J 14,650---------------- 1934
1100,000_____ 1935-1939
4Ms’23 F -A f*60,000c..Feb 1 ’32-’35
\*13.560c—-Feb 1 1936
School Bonds.
4s ’97 J-J *4.000r__________ 1927
4s g ’01 J-J 136,000r_..July '28-41
3Msg’02 M-N35,000r. .May 1 ’42-45
4s g '06 A-O 69,419r__Apr 1 ’29-35
"
5s g --------’ 13 J-J 59,000--July 1 ’33-’38
4Ms’17 F-A *13.000-..F eb 1 1928
500......
-.1943
i H s ' i 8 P-A
55.000 ------1943-1944
4Ms 18 J-J
700___________1944
4Ms'18 J-J
4.60s’18J-D 60,000--June 1 ’41-’42
________
4Ms’19 F-A (140,000r.Aug 1 ’35-’42
_
1 17,500r_ Aug 1 1943
5Ms’20 A-O 250,000_ Oct 1 ’46-’50
_
5Ms’21 M -N800,000--May 1 ’41-’48
( *50,000c— -June 1 1945
4Ms’23J-D( *10,000c.. -June 1 1946
*140,000c.June 1 ’47-’48
1*600,OOOc.June 1 ’49-’51
10,000c_ Mar 1 1941
_
30,000c__-Mar 1 1942
10,000c. ..M ar 1 1943
4M'22M-S( 120,000c.Mar 1 ’44-’47
40,000c-.-M ar 1 1948
90,OO0c_Mar 1 ’49-’51
225,000c— .Mar 1 1952
400.000c.Mar 1 ’53’-54
f *240,000c_Feb 1 ’46-’51
4M ’23 F-A *150.000c-Feb 1 ’52-’54
*95.500c. ..F eb 1 1955
4s '25 M-N*100,OO0c_May 1 ’56-’60
3.95s’27A-0 400,00Oc.Apr 1 ’56-’60
Sewer Bonds.
4s g ’08 J-J $70,500r_________ 1928
4Mg’09 J J 45,500r____Jan 1 1929
4Mg’10 J-J
20,000r___ Jan 1 1930
4Msg ’ 10J-J (&2,000-.Jan 1 '30-’33
\22.000____Jan 1 1934
4 Msg’ 12 J-J 66,500____Jan 1 1930
4 s'14 J-J 160,000—Sept 1 ’38-’41
5s ’14 J-J 112,800____July 1 1934
4Ms’15 M -N 75,000.-May 1 ’35-’37
4.10s’17 J-J (*120.000.Jan 1 ’35-’37
t *72,000. Jan 1 ’38-’4C
5s ’ 18 J-J
26,500-—Jan 1 ’28-’29
4 Ms'19M-N (420,000.-May 1 '39-’45
I 55.000___ May 1 1946
5Ms’20 J-J
28,970___________1942
5Ms’20J-J 320.000_____ 1943-1950
5Ms’21M-S*165,785c— .Sept 1 1951
4Ms’2 3F -A *55,490c__ Feb 1 1939
4Ms’24 M-S 41,000___ Sept 1 1950
4s ’25 M -N *22,0 00c...M ay 1 1956
[36,000c.Dec 1 ’60-’61
4 10s’26J-D ■16,000c_ Dec 1 1962
{
_
134,000c. ..D ec 1 1963
Municipal Building Bonds.
4Ms’17 M -N $57,000r_Nov 1 1927
4.70s’18F-A 15,000___ Nov 1 1927
5s ’18 F-A 15,000r„.Aug 1 1943
Park Bonds.
5s ’18 F-A $13,500___ Aug 1 1944
f *15.000c__ Nov 1 1933
*30.000c— .Nov 1 1935
22M-N *10,000c__ Nov 1 1936
*70,000c__ Nov 1 1937
*40,000c__ Nov 1 1938
*120,000c Nov 1 ’39-’45
k epaving Bonds.
(*lll,000c_Sept 1 ’35-’37
5 M’21 M-Sj *40,125c_ Sept 1 1938
_
[ *37,000c— -Sept 1 1939
(32,000c__ May 1 1956
4s ’25 M -N * 35,000c— -May 1 1957
l96,000c.May 1 ’58-’60
- s ’ 26 J-J [60,000c.July 1 58-62
111,000c— -July 1 1963
Municipal Hospital Bonds.
4M s’2 2 M -N *$825c. . .Nov 1 1936
Corporation Yard Bonds.
4 y i s’22M-N *$16,865c__ Nov 1 1936
School, Paving and Sewer Im­
provement Bonds.
($208,000c* Sept l ’57-’60
152,000c*_Sept 1 1961
Ms’25M -S 156,000c*_Sept 1 1962
200,000c* Sept l ’63-’64
119,000c.-Se 1 1965
I ncinerator Bonds.
-s '26 J-J $130,000c.July 1 ’56-’65
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 $11,240,879
Water bonds (included)_ 1,815.130
_
Assess, val. real________ 120.622,840
Assess.val.spec.franchises. 3,917,820
Assess, val. personal______
11,000
Tot. asses, val. 1926____ 124,551.660
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926—$22.35




NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
Population '25, 57,055; ’20, 50,760
*1NT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N .Y .

[V ol. 124.

bonds at First Nat. Bank of Mineola;
Street Improvement Bonds.
on 4J£s of 1922 at First Nat. Bank, 4.40s’12F-A $15,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’41
Manhasset; other loans at office of 4.30’12 M -N 10,000—May 1 ’28-’32
5s ’98 J-D
l,500r_. J’ne 17 1928
NIAGARA UNION FREE SCH. Supervisor.
Sewerage Bonds.
DIST. NO. 4.
This district (P. O. La Salle) is N O R T H H E M P S T E A D -P O R T 4.45s’08M-N$21,000r.Nov 15 ’27-’38
4,000— -Oct. 1 ’27-’30
in Niagara County.
WASHINGTON SEWER DIST. 5s ’l l A-O
[lOO.OOOc.May 1 ’28-’42
School Bonds.
This district (P. O. Manhasset) is
4Ms M -Nl 9,262c. . .M ay 1 1943
7 $4,000___ Oct 1 1927 in Nassau County.
TOTAL DEBT May 1924- $90,760
4.60s'26A-O (126,000
Oct 1 ’28-’45
Sewer Bonds.
BONDED DEBT________
(?)
4Ms’26 A-O $95,000r*Aug 1 ’27-’45 Assessed val. real est. 1923.4,630,850
BONDED DEBT_______ _____ ..( ? ) Village tax (per *1,000) 1919*13.14 +
Population 1910, 1,311; 1920, 2,385
NORTH BELLMORE FIRE DIST.
INT. at Village Treas. office.
This district (P. O. North Bell- NORTH HEMPSTEAD UNION
FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
mere) is in Nassau County.
This district (P. O. Westbury) is in NORTHPORT.
Fire Equipment Bonds.
'$l,000r*__Oct 1 1928 Nassau County.
This village is in Suffolk County.
2,000r*—Oct 1 1929 4Ms’22 A-O $20,000r*_0ct 1 ’27-’46 Inc. 1894.
6,000r*.0ct 1 ’30-’31 4Ms’24 F-A 320,000r*.Feb 1 ’28-’59
5Ms’26 A-O
Street Bonds.
8,000r*_0ct 1 ’32-’33 4Ms’25 F-A/ 3,000r*--Feb 1 1928 4Ms’17 F-A $22,000.Aug 1 ’27-’37
U16,OOOr*_Feb 1 ’29-’57 4Ms’25 F-A 100,000--Aug 1 ’27-’36
5,000r*_.Oct 1 1934
8,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’35-’36 4Ms’23 F-A J71,000r*-Feb 1 ’28-’44
Paving Bonds.
I20,000r*-Feb 1 ’45-’48 6 s ’21
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $30,000
$60.000r*_Aug 1 ’27-’46
Total assess, value 1926_ 1,399,875 BOND. DEBT May 1925- $632,500 4Ms’25 F-A 110,000_____ 1926-1936
_
Population 1927 (est.)________ 2,000 Assessed valuation 1924—
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4 .. $92,000
Real___________________ 4,765,230 Assess, val. 1923_________ 4,401,733
Personal_______________ 167,100 Tax rates (per $1,000) 1922—
NORTH CASTLE.
Total____________
4,932,330
Village------------------------------- $6.14
This district (P. O. Armonk) is in
INT. and principal payable at
Total______________________ $16.77
Westchester County.
Wheatley Hills National Bank of Population 1910, 2,096; 1920, 1,977
Highway Improvement Bonds. Westbury.
______
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank,
4Ms’26 J-D/$32,000r*June 1 ’28-’43
Northport.
______
1
620r*..June 1 1944 NORTH HEMPSTEAD COM.
Water Bonds.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
N O R TH SALEM , SOM ERS,
4Ms’26 A-O $107,000r*0ct 1 ’32-’45
P. O. East Williston.
SOUTHEAST AND CARMEL
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 ’26- $182,620 5s
$35,000_______________
RURAL SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1,
Water debt (included)___
125,000 4Ms’24 J-J $80,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’42
F-A
This district (P. O. Purdy Station)
Total assessed value 1926-11,499,548 5s
J-J 25,000r-$2,500 ann’y
Population in 1925____________2,295 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27- $110,000 is in Westchester County.
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1926
NORTH CASTLE WATER DIST.
(about 30% actual)----- 3,500,000 4Ms’26 J-J $43,000r*July 1 ’28-’68
J-J 77,000r*.Jan
NO. 1.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $10.00 4Ms’27 maturity see V. 124, 1 ’30-’69
(For
p. 263.)
This district (P. O. Armonk) is in Population in 1925 (est.)--------- 1,500 4Ms’27 J-J $177,000--Jan 1 ’30-’69
Westchester County.
INT. at First Nat. Bk. of Mineola.
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 2024.)
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 15 ’27. $302,265
4.40s’26 A-O? $5,000r*.0ct 1 1931 NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE Tot.ass’d val.(70% act.)’26.3,773,377
l_120,000r*0ct 1 ’32-’46
SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
District tax (per $1,000) 1926-$8.67
BONDED DEBT_______________ (?)
P. O. Roslyn.
Population in 1927 (est.)_____3,000
($25,000--Jan 1 29-’33
NORTH COLLINS.
4Ms J-J 1150,000--Jan 1 ’34-’48
( 75,000--Jan 1 ’49-’53 NORTH TARRYTOWN.
This village is in Erie County.
This village is in Westchester Co.
Incorporated in 1911.
4.30s'24J-J 200,000c.-Jan 1 '34-’53
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 24 ’27. $581,250 Inc. 1874. Population 1910, 5,421:
Water Bonds.
4Ms’15 s-an $21.000..........1927-1943 Assessed valuation 1926___5,744,805 1920, 5,927.
Water Works Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4 -- $26,600 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)------ $34.20
Tot. ass'd val. ’23(60%act) 652,210 Population (estimated)_______ 5,000 4Ms’24 A-O $466,OOOc_Oct 1 ’27-’64
Street Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922___$9.00
I N I . payable at the Irving Bank4.20s’12 J-J $72,000r-July 1 ’28-’39
Population in 1920____________ 1,158 Columbia Trust Co., N. Y . City.
_
_
37,500_______________
_s
NORTH EAST UNION FREE NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE _s Webber. Park Bonds.
’26 . .
$25,000_______________
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 4.
This district (P. O. Millerton) is
This district (P. O. Port Washing­ 5s Sidewalk Bonds. _____ 1928-1932
’26 - - .
$5,000
in Dutchess County.
ton) is in Nassau County.
4 Ms’08 J-J 1103,000r. .Jan 1 ’28-’48 5s Village Bonds.
School Bonds.
’27 M-N$37,000c________ M a y l
($2,000r*—Jan 1 ’29-’30 4 Ms’ 16 M -N il0.000.-May 1 ’36-’57
Due $1,000 1928; $2,000
4.40s’27 J-J U6,000r*.Jan 1 ’31-’38 4Ms’22M-N 350 000--Oct 31 ’43-’77 TOT. BD. DT. May 1927- ’29-’46.
I 27,000r*.Jan 1 ’39-’47 BOND. DEBT May 24 ’27 $563,000 Total assess, val. 1926 $617,000
1100,000r*_jan 1 ’48-’67 Assess, valuation 1926___ 14,286,539
(act. val.)_____________ 10,566,600
Ass’d val. ’26 (60% a c t.).. $970,695 School tax (per $1,000) ’26____$25.40 Population (1920 Census)------- 5,927
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27-- 145,000
INT. payable at Bank of North Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$15-02
School tax (per $1,000)_______ $9.80 Hempstead in N. Y . exchange.
INTEREST at Tarrytown Nat.
Population 1927 (est.)________ 1,000
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UNION Bank in N. Y. exchange.
FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 5.
NORTH ELBA UNION FREE
This district (P. O. Hyde Park) is NORTH TONAWANDA.
SCH. DIST. NO. 2.
This city is in Niagara County.
This district (P. O. Lake Placid) is in Nassau County.
4Ms’24 J-D $34,000--Dec 31 ’27-43 Inc. Apr. 1897. Population 1925,
in Essex County.
5s ’12 Nov $3,395r_ Nov 1 1927 4Ms’25 J-J 295,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’86 17,356; 1920, 15,482.
_
75,000----------------------- Street bonds (assessment)_$244,050
5s '16 Apr 125,000r.Apr 1 ’32-’56 4Ms’26 - - 5Ms’18 Feb 12,000c_Feb 1 ’28-'39 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 6-- $366,000
General Street Bonds.
6s '19 Dec 40,000r*Dec 1 ’27-’34 Assessed valuation 1924___2,267,715 4Ms’19 — $15,000____Sept ’27-’29
INT.
of 1924 at First
12,000--July 1 ’28-'30
6s ’21 June 12 5,000r_June 1 ’28-’53 Nationalon bondsMineola; on bonds 6s ’20 J-J
Bank of
Sewer Bonds.
4 3 s ’22 Feb 60.000r.Feb 1 ’28-'39
4
(10,000r* ...1928-1932 of 1925 at the Bank of New Hyde 4Ms’22 s-an $40,000c.July 1 ’28-’31
Park, New Hyde Park.
4 Ms’24 - - . *50.000c-July 1 ’32-’36
5s ’23 Jan \ 8,000r* ...1933-1940
4Ms’26 J-J
50,000--July 1 ’57-’61
I 500 r*________ 1941
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’2 7-- $402,645 NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE
Water Works Impt. Bonds.
SCH. DIST. NO. 6.
4Ms’24 - - . *84,000c--Jan 1 ’28-’29
Total assessed value 1926—3,631,971
This district (P. O. Manhasset) is
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’26 $28.96
5s ’24 J-D o$l8,000--June 1 ’28-’36
Population in 1926____________2,500 In Nassau County.
Building Bonds.
1NT. at Dist. Treasurer s office.
Water Bonds.
4.45s'14J-D $56,000— Dec 1 ’27-’33 4Ms’16 M-N$20,000--Nov 1 ’27-’36
(Coupon with privilege of registrat’n) 4Ms’17
35,000-July 1 ’28-’34
NORTH HEMPSTEAD.
(20,000 _____ 1935-1938 6s ’21 A-O 25,000____Oct 1 1931
This town (P. O. Manhasset) is in
7 ,000...............-.1939 4Ms’22 J-J 250,000--.Jan 1 ’32-’56
Nassau Co. Population 1910.17,831;
4Ms’23 - . - ( 8,000_____
1940 4 Ms’24 M -N 20,000--May 1 ’28-’37
1920, 26,370.
20.000 ..........1941-1942 4Ms’26 J-J / 1,000___ July 11927
East Williston Water Bonds.
20.000
_
1943
\24,000--July 1 ’28-’39
4Ms
J-J $14,000____July 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 '26- $356,000 4Ms’27 M -N 25,000________ May 1
Roslyn Park Bonds.
5s ’ 13 M-N $3,000. .May 1 -28-’30 Ass’d val. ’25 (60% actual) 5,398,208
Due $1,000 1928; $2,000 ’29-’40.
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26S31 00
Park Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
F-A $75,000—Aug 1 ’27-’41
4 Mg’09 J-J $14,000c. July 1 ’28-’34 Population 1926 (est.)________ 3,500 4 Ms
INT. at First National Bank,
Street Impt. Bonds.
Road Bonds.
Manhasset.
9s ’21 J-J $50,000.-July 1 ’28-’31
4 Mg’09 J-J
$8,000—.July 1 ’28-35
6s '21 M-S 25.000--Sept 1 ’27-’31
4 Ms g J-J
1,000c ...J a n 1 1928
4.60s M -N (28,500____Nov 1 1931 NORTH HEMPSTEAD UNION 4Ms’22 s-an 18,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’32
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7.
4Ms’25 J-D 87,000--Dec 1 ’27-’35
\79.500___ Nov 1 1942
5s ’ 13 M-N 8,227_____May 12-’44 5s ’13 A-O $48,000c. .Oct 1 ’27-’32 4Ms’26 J-J 100,000--July 1 ’27-’36
Various Bonds.
5s '19 J-D ( 20.000-Dec 1 ’27-’30 5Ms’21 F-A (400,000c .Feb 1 ’32-’51
.
\ 20.000c.Feb 1 ’52-’53 4Ms’22 J-J *$95.000-----------( 110,000-Dec 1 ’27-’45 6s
...
30,800_______________
Paving Bonds.
I 60,000-Dec 1 ’46-’49
f 20,000c*.Sept l ’28-’32 4Ms’26 A-O $32,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’36
Public Dock Bonds.
144,000c*-Sept l ’33-’50 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’24-SI,484,594
4 Msg M-S $7,000. Mch 1 ’28-’34
4Ms’25M -S 10,000c*..Sept 1 1951 Assess, value real estate—21,270,945
Great Neck Park Dist. Bonds.
60,OOOc*.Sept l ’52-’55 Assess, value, personal---9,000
4.10s'16A-O $38,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’45
_
[ 21,OOOc*.Sept l ’56-’58 Assess, val. (spec, franch.) 1,032,960
Carle Place Wat. Dist. Bonds.
-s '15 M-S $1,7000--Sept 1 ’ 27-’34 4Ms’27 A-O 14,000r*Apr 1 ’31-’44 Total assess, value 1926.-22,312,905
4Ms’2 7 A -0 ll,000r*Apr 1 ’31-’41 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923_$6.97 +
Roslyn Water District Bonds.
INTEREST on sewer bonds, on
4.80sg’10M-N $32.000-Nov 1 ’27-’30 BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27 $950,800
Ass’d val. ’22(75-90 % act.) 11.333,336 street bonds of 1922 and on bonds
Port Washington Water Dist.
5s ’24 F-A f.$42,OOOr*_Aug 1 ’27-’40 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--$15.40 marked (*) payable at the Chase
INT. at U. 8. M tg.& Tr.Co..N .Y National Bank, New York; on
t 2,000r*—Aug 1 1941
water bonds, part at Chase Nat. Bk.,
Westbury Water Dist. Bonds.
4.35s’11M-N $12.000--May 1 ’28-’30 NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN. FREE part at the Cortland Savings Bank,
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
Cortland, and part at the Union Dime
Port Washington Water Dist.
P. O. Mineola.
Savings Institution. N. Y .; on 6s of
4.35’24M-N$149, OOOc&rMay 1 ’28-43
5s ’08 - . - $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 -.-............. 1928 1921 at the State Nat. Bank, North
Great Neck Sewer.
4Ms’15 M-NS150.000_ May 1 1965 6s ’15 J-J ( 1,500.— July 1 1928 Tonawanda, and on bonds marked
_
t 25,000..July 1 ’29-’33 (a) at Tarrytown Nat. Bank, Tarry­
5s *25 J-J
11,000c.July 1 ’28-37
5s ’23 J-D (60,000—June 1 ’28-’37 town.
Manhasset-Lakeville Water.
170,000--June 1 '38-'47
s ’12 s-an $54.000____ 1927-1932
(60,000c*. Jan 1 ’31-'40 NORTH TONAWANDA UN. FREE
4 % s '2 2 M -N 15,000c.May 1 ’28-’30
4Ms’26 J-J (35,000c*.Jan 1 ’41-’45
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
4.15s’25J-J 50,000r*.Jan 1 ’30-’34
[ 8,000c*...Jan 1 1946 4s
J-J $8,000o.-Jan 1 ’28-’31
Albertson Water District Rds
J-J 2i,000c.Jan 15 ’28-’35
4Ms
F-A $18,500..Feb 1 :28-’37 4Ms’26M-S (360,000.-Sept 1 ’31-’50 4s
\190,000--8ept 1 ’51-’60 4Ms’14 J-J 57,000c.-Jan 1 ’32-’50
Almshouse Bonds.
4
5s
F-A $30,000____Feb 1 1945 BOND. DEBT June 1926- $877,000 4s s’24 A-O 280,000--Apr 1 ’27-’41
Assessed valuation 1926_ 4,867,141 4Ms’24 A-O 340,000c.Apr 1 ’42-’58
_
Water Bonds.
$17.50 4Ms’26 A-O 100,000c.-Apr 1 ’30-’39
4.60s’17 J-J $126 500 .July 1 ’28-'37 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Mineola 4Ms’27 J-J 100,000--July 1 ’30-’54
4Ms’22 M -N 17.000--May 1 ’28-’42
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’2 6-- $743,000
BOND. DEBT Dec ’2 4 --S I,781,700 In New York exchange.
Assessed value, total, ’25- 21,318,791
Total valuation 1924_____ 55,184,694
School tax (per $1,000) 19-6--$12.32
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923____ $4.00 NORTH PELHAM.
This village (P. O. Pelham) is In Population in 1925 (est.)_____18.000
INT. on loan of 1905 payable at
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Nassau Co. Bank; on 4M % road Westchester Co. Inc. Aug. 29 1896.

J une, 1927.]
NORWICH.
This city Is In Chenango County.
Incorporated Mar. 12 1914.
► Paving Bonds.
5s ’25 J-J $6,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’48
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J
$7,000c* —.1927-1930
Municipal Repair Bonds.
4s ’14 F-A .$2,000c__________1944
Street Improvement Bonds.
$9,180 c*—1927-1929
2,250 c*______ 1927
4s ’03 F-A
, 1,300c*_______ 1929
4s '12 F-A 21,849,02c*. 1932-1936
4s ’13 F-A
3,600c*________ 1936
4s ’14 F-A
4,432c*________ 1944
5s ’17 J-J
/2,964c* — .1927-1934
\1,289c* ...1927-1929
5s '18 J-J
7.300c* ...1927-1938
5s '19 J-J
5,600c* ...1927-1938
3,409.35c*. 1927-1933
5s ’20 J-J
12,700c* — .1927-1940
5s ’21 J-J
4,500c* Jan 1 ’28-’36
5s ’21 J-J
/1,000c* Jan 1 ’28-’29
\226.31c*. Jan. 1 1930
j8,500.-Jan. 1 ’28-’44
5s ’21 J-J
1433.40— -Jan 1 1945
J5,500c*Jan 1 ’28-’38
5s ’21 J-J
l7,000c*Jan 1 ’39-’4o
7,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’41
5s ’23 J-J
423c*_.Jan 1 1942
3,OOOc*Jan 1 ’28-’33
ft’ 23 J-J
546r_ Jan 1 1934
_
Bridge Construction Bonds.
5s ’24 J-J $6,000_____ Jan 1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’04 F-A 55,000c__________1930
5,000c__________1931
4s ’05 F-A
5,000c__________1937
4s ’ 12 F-A
2,500c__________1938

NEW YOEK—CITIES AND TOWNS
Sewer Bonds.
4J4s’14 M -N $3,000r_May 1 ’28-’30
Improvement Bonds.
43^s’13 M-S S18.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’32
School Bonds.
4s ’05-’09M-N$4.000c.May 1 ’28-’29
4Ms’25 J-D /56,000c.June 1 ’28-’45
\40,000c.June 1 ’46-’55
4% s’25 . . .
33,000_____ 1927-1955
4K s’27 A-O 150,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’57
Water-Works Bonds.
4s TO J-D$130,000c-June 1 ’28-’40
4s TO J-D 12,000c.June 1 ’28-’30
4 J^s’22 J-D 30,000c.June 1 ’28-’33
4Ms’22 J-D 20,000c_June 1 ’36-’39
43^s’22 J-D
5,000c...June 1 1940
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’18 F-A $5.000cAug 11 ’27-’36
City Hall Bonds.
,
4 K s’26 M-S /$96,000cSept 1 ’27-75
\ 13,400c. .Sept 1 1976
BOND. DEBT May 20 ’27. $796,957
Water debt (incl.)________ 251,500
_
Assess, value real estate_ 8,091,957
Assess, value personal_____ 123,400
Special franchises_________ 773,920
Total assess, value 1926
(about 50% actual)_____8,988,917
City tax (per $1,000) 1926____$36.00
INT. is payable at City Treas.
office in N. Y . exchange.

CLEAN.
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
5s ’25 M-N$35,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’33
Police Station & Jail Bonds.
4Hs’ 14 F-A $22,000r____Feb 1 1934
Water-Works Bonds.
4s ’ 13 F-A
3K s’99 J-J
$l,000r.July 1 ’28-’29
3 ^ s ’01 J-J
'
2,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’31
4s ’03 J-J
3,000r. July 1 ’28-’33
4s ’ 14 F-A
2,633c__________1936 4s ’08 J-J
10,000c. July 1 ’28-’32
5s ’ 15 J-J
1,060c__________1936 4s ’09 M-S 18.OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’54
5s ’22 J-J
2,450c__________1940 5s T7 M -N 51,000r_Nov 1 ’27-’43
5,000c..................1940 4Hs’ 19 J-D 36,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’35
2,500c__________1944
5>§s’21 A-O /40,000r*_0ct 1 ’27-’47
1,730c__________1927
\ 3,OOOr*_.Oct 1 1948
4,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’35
Street Improvement Bonds.
U0,000c*Jan 1 ’36-’45
5s T9 M-S $5.000c__ Mar 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $208,070 6s ’21 J-D 60,000c_June 1 ’28-’30
Assessm’t debt (contingent
5s ’22 M -N 92,000c_May 1 ’28-’31
liability only)__________
6,518
Improvement Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
8,000 4J4s’24 A-O $36,OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’33
NORWICH UNION FREE SCH. 4K s’25 A-O 21,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’34
Total assessed val. 1926_5,335,955
DIST. NO. 1.
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.515.87 4K s’26 M -N 15.225c.May 1 ’28-’35
This district (P. O. Norwich) is in
Population 1925, 8,775; 1920 . 8,268 4Ms
M -N 15,464. .M ay 1 ’28-’35
Chenango County.
4Ms’27 M -N 47,025c___________
/$54,000r* Nov 1 ’27-’34
$5,225 May 1 1928-1936.
1 5,000r*_Nov 1 1935
Fire Department Bonds.
f 2,000c.. .Nov 1 1935 4s '09 A-O $5.0o0r-.0ct 1 ’27-’28
4J£s’22M-N-{ 42,000c.Nov 1 ’36-’41
Flood Abatement and Voting
1110,000c.Nov 1 ’42-’52
Machine Bonds.
( 11,000c. ..N o v 1 1953 6s ’21 J-D $16,000c_June 1 ’28-’31
4 M s ’24 M -N/45,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’41
Sewer Bonds.
1 2,000c...N ov 1 1942 4s ’09 A-O $5,060r_ Oct ’27-’28
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’27. $271,000 4K s’07 J-J
16,800r_July 1 ’28-’33
Total assessed val. 1926
4>§sT6 M -N ll,483r.N ov 1 ’27-’32
(about 60% actual)_____5,577,955
General City Bonds.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) *26.$21,13 4Ms’26 F-A 122,400.-Aug 1 ’27-’46
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 10,500 4H s’26 A-O 30,000..Oct 1 ’27-’36
INT. at Norwich. N. Y .
4K s’26 M-N 31.750-.Nov 1 ’27-’36
Flood Abatement Bonds.
NORWOOD.
This village is in St. Lawrence 43^s’15 F-A 150,000r.Aug 1 ’35-’54
Deficiency Bonds.
County, Incorporated in 1872.
5s ’22 M -N $8.000r*May 1 ’28-’30
Fire Apparatus.
Park Improvement Bonds.
_s ’23 F-A $6,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’38
4JUs’26 A-O $42,000.-Apr 1 ’30-’43
Street Bonds.
5s ’22 Julyl $1,000 -July 1 ’28-’29 GEN. BD. DT. May 1 ’27 $981,275
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 5 ’27. $21,600 Water debt (included)____ $165,500
276.825
Assess, value real estate_ 1,085,400 Assessment debt (add’l ) ..
_
Tot.
Assess, value personal______________ 18,888 ass'd val. 1926_____ 20,046,760
Total
Other assess, property______________ 7,800 tax (per $1,000) 1927...$10,73
Pop’n 1920. 20.506; 1727, 23,500.
Total assessed value 1927
(about 70% actual)_____ 1,112,088
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$16.50 OLEAN UNION FREE SCHOOL
Population 1910, 1,993: 1920, 1,808
DIST. NO. 1.
INTEREST on fire bonds at State
Dist. No. 1 of the City and Town of
Bank of Norwood.
Olean.
NYACK.
4 34s’07 July $6,000r*.Julyl’28-’29
This village Is in Rockland Co. 4s ’09 M-N 5+,900r*.Mayl ’28-’45
Incorporated in 1883.
4J4s’ 13 J-J 30,000r*.Julyl’28-’42
4.60s’99J-D $ 1 ,2 0 0 ... June 1 1928 5s ’20 J-J 130,000r*_July 1 ’23-’40
4 M s ’ 22 J-D 314,OOOr*.June 1 1945
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
4H s’16 M-N$37.000r.May 1 ’28-’45 4K s’24 J-D / 10,OOOr*.Dec 1 1945
Refunding Water Bonds.
1126,000.Dec 1 ’46-’49
4*£s’26 J-J $20.000r*July 1 ’27-’46 4 ^ s ’25 J’D 174,000.-Dec 1 ’50-’55
6s ’27 M-N165.000_______________ 4Ms’26 A-O 195,000_ Apr ’3 2 ’47
_
$6,000 May 15 1928-1953; $9,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1927$1,055,400
May 15 1954.
Total assess, val. ’26 (abt.
Water Bonds.
65% actual)__________ 19,321,831
4 J4s’26 J-J $105,000r*july 1 ’27-’61 School tax (per $1,000) ’26. _$17.93 -fBOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 4 .. $270,500 Population 1926 (est.)_______ 23.500
INT. on coupon bonds at Exch.
Water debt (included)____ 231,500
Sinking funds (cash and in­
Nat. Bank of Olean and Guaranty
vestments) ____________ • 26,419 Trust Co., N. Y . City; on registered
Total assess, val. 1924-.4,916,971 bonds to registered holders.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’21 $12.40
Population 1910, 4,619; 1920, 4,444 ONEIDA.
This city is in Madison County.
Inc. Mch. 28 1901. Pop. 1920. 10,451;
OAKFIELD.
This village is in Genesee County. 1925, 10.632.
Deficiency Bonds.
Incorporated in 1858.
4K s’26 M-N$54,000. -May 1 ’28-’36
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4 K s’25M-N$125,000c* Nov 1 ’30-’54
$5,500. - July 1 ’28-’35
4>§s’26 J-D $30,000r*Dec 1 ’31-’60 4 Ms'10 J-J
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’2 7 -- $180,200
Assess, value real estate_ 1,614,385 I M s ' 11 F-A $21.OOOr.Aug 15 ’27-'33
_
6.OOOr..Jan 1 ’28-’29
Other assessable property. .
17,537 4V§s’ 14 J-J
Tot.ass’d val.’27(70%act.) 1,631,922 4Ms’26 M-S 325,000..Sept 1 ’30-’60
Paving Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1.000)’26 .$8.00
Population 1925 . 2,022; 1920, 1,422 4>§s’18 M -N $3,533___________1928
4 Jis’19 J-J
8.000 _____ 1927-1930
OAKFIELD (TOWN) UN. FREE 5s 20 M -N 20,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’30
6s ’21 J-D 20,000-June 15 ’28-’31
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
This district (P . O . Oakfield) is in 5s ’22 F-A 25.000r.Feb 1 ’28-’32
4 ^ s ’24 M-S 12,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’34
Genesee County.
4>£s’25Nov $325,000c*Nov 1 ’26-’55 41is’25 M-S 15.500c.Mar 1 ’28-’35
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 110.) 4Ms’25 A-O 36,000.. Aug 1 ’27-’35
Voting Machine Bonds.
6s
Dec $8,500r______________
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1927. $328,000 6s ’21 F-A $3,000.-Aug 1 ’27-29
Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed value 1926.-3,506,928
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$15.00 6s ’21 J-D $4,000-. Junel5’28-’31
5s ’22 . . .
3,000______ 1927-1932
INT. payable in Oakfield or New 4Hs’24 A-O 65,000 -------- 1927-1942
York City.
4 ^ s ’25 M-S
4 ,800c. Mar 1 ’28-’35
3
OGDENSBUR©:
4 ^ s ’27 A-O ■Q cen onThis city is in St. Lawrence Co
$355.92 April i 1928-193L
Inc. as city 1868. Pop’n TO. 15,933; 4k's’96 J-J
8,000..July 1 ’28-’35
1920, 14.609.
Water Bonds.
Bank Stock Bonds.
3 J4s’05 quar $6,000 July 1 ’28-’30
444s’23 J-J $2,500c..Jan 1 ’28-’32 4 M s ’ 2h J-J /150,000r*_Jan 1 *30-’35
Railroad Crossing Bonds.
\200,000r*_ Jan 1 ’37-’39
4s 16 J-D $5.000c_June 1 ’28-’32 41is’25 F-A 36,OOOr.Aug 1 ’26-’35

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4K s’26 J-J /200,000c..Jan 1 ’35-’44 ORANGE COUNTY.
County seat Is Goshen.
t 90,000c____ Jan 1 1945
4s ’26 J-J 310,000c____Jan 1 1945
Road Bonds.
3>£s’05 F-A$] 82,OOOr.Feb 1 ’28-’34
Water Refunding Bonds
4s ’25 J-J 450,000r*_Jan 1 ’40-’45 4 lis’l l A-O 84,000c..Oct 1 ’27-’38
4 J4s’15 J-J $32,000..July 1 ’28-’35 434s’ 16 A-O 90,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’45
4 M s ’ 17 J-J 140,000.-July 1 ’28-’41
Drainage Bonds.
6s ’21 J-D $1,600.June 15 ’28-’31 53^s’20 J-J 60,000.-July 1 ’30-’41
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 12 ’27 $750,630 5 ^ s ’21 M-S 135,000_____ 1927-1935
Water debt (incl.)_______ 1,489,000 -s ’21 . . . 150,000_______________
Tot. ass’d val. 1926 ______ 9.155.631 4>§s’22 M-S 200,000.-Sept 1 ’32-’51
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $42.40 4>£s’24 J-D 150,000c.June 1 ’34-’48
All coupons paid at City Treas. 4Ms’25 J-D 150,000c.June 1 ’35-’49
office.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 ’26 $1,215,000
Floating debt (add’l)____
265,654
Total assessed value 1926
ONEIDA COUNTY.
(81% actual).............162,262,374
Utica is the county seat.
Population ’ 10, 116,001: ’20. 119.844
Jail BondsINTEREST is payable at National
4.20s’26A-O/$280,000c* Apr 1 ’28-’34
\ 100.000c* Apr 1’35-’36 Bank of Orange County in Goshen.
Court-House Bonds.
3 H s '0 2 F-A$114,000r..Feb
’28-’39 ORANGETOWN UNION FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 4.
3 M s '0 5 F-A 25.000r_Feb 1 1928
This district (P. O. Nyack) is in
4 ^s'07 F -A
5, O O
O r____Feb 1928
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27. $524,000 Rockland Co.
Assessed valuation, real-204,906,789 4Hs’07 J-J $27.OOOr.July 1 ’28-’36
Assessed val., personal_
_
428,600 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27. $30,000
Assessed val., franchises.. 7,790,104 Tot.ass’d val.’26(60% act.)7,459,004
Total val 1926 ________ 212,125,493 School tax (per $1,000) 1927-.$15.00
Pop’n 1925. 196,486; 1920, 182.833 Population in 1925 (est.)_____11,000
INTEREST payable at the Nyack
INTEREST is payable at County
Treasurer’s office or in N Y. exch. Nat. Bank in New York exchange.
ONEIDA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Oneida) is in
Madison County.
School Bonds.
[$20,000r*Sept 1 ’30-’33
37,500r*Sept 1 ’34-’38
4Ms’26M -S 100,000r*Sept 1 ’39-’48
62,500r*Sept 1 ’49-’53
ll50,000r*Sept 1 ’54-’60
Assess, val. ’26 (50% act.).$6,500,000
BONDED DEBT________ $350,000
School tax (per $1,000) ’26..$14.00
ONEONTA.
This city is in Otsego County.
Incorp. under Chapter 30, Laws of
1885, became city Jan. 1 1909.
Public impt. Bonds.
4Hs’12 J-J $7,500_ July 15 1941
_
5s ’22 M-S 32,000..$4,000 yearly
School Bonds.
4}^s’14 M -N $8,000..$1,000 yearly
5s ’22 J-J 24,000_$4,000 yearly
4.20s’26A-0/100,000c..Oct 1 ’27-’36
1150,000c_Oct 1 ’37-’46
Water Bonds.
4Hs ’23 J-D$166.000r*.J’ne 1 27-’33
Paving Bonds.
3 J4s’01 ann $4,500r.July 1 ’28-’30
3.94s’05 J-J
200c.. July 1 1928
4K s’12 M-S 2,863.19r........ ............
($2,000 yearly on March 1.)
5 s ’21 M-S 12,000..$3,000Mar 15
4 M s '2 4 M ’N/26,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’28
172.000c.Nov 1 ’29-’34
4J^s’26 A-O 20,000...........1927-1931
Sewer Bonds,
4 V§s’21 . . .
$8,000. .$2,000 Mar 15
4 M s ‘24 M -N 32,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’34
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
3.495s’04Sep $3,500c..Sep 1 ’-27-’33
Building Bonds.
4.15s’05F-A $18,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’35
Viaduct Bonds.
3.58s’05 Jan $18,O O .Jan 20 ’28-’45
Or
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 ’27- $725,963
Temporary loans (add’l). .
48,099
Assessed val’n, real estate..8,855.675
Assessed val’n, personal_
_
80.500
Special franchise_________ 138.050
Bank stock_______________ 860.90(1
Total assessed val’n 19-6-10.002,725
Tot. tax rate(per $1,000) 19 6 $47.55
Populat’n 1925, 12,057; 1920.11,582
INT. payable at Treas. office.
ONONDAGA COUNTY.
County seat is Syracuse.
Tuberculosis Sanitorium Bds.
5Ms’20 M-N $8,000-------- 1927-1930
Penitentiary Bonds.
3s ’99 J-J $14.000c____July ’28-’29
Women’s Dormitory Bonds.
4s ’08 A-O $75,OOOr____1929-1938
Court-House Bonds.
4s ’04 M S $600,O O
O r___Mch 1 1929
4s ’06 J-J 400.000" -Jan 1 ’30-’63
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 ’26.$1,186,500
Assessed val., real estate.304,999,335
Assessed value, personal.
526,415
Assess, val.’25 (81% act.)305,525,750
County tax (per $1,000) 1925..$8.24
Pop’n 1910, 200,298; 1920, 241,465
INT. on penitentiary bonds at
Syracuse; on court-house bonds iD
New York City.
ONONDAGA (T) UNION FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Onondaga
Valley) is in Onondaga County.
6s ’21 J-J $195,OOOr.Jan 1 ’27-’52
(For amount due each year see
V. 113, p. 1176.)
BOND. DEBT May 27 ’27. $10,800
Total assessed value 1925
(about 40% actual)____ 2,546,765
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$16.75
Population 1927 (est.)________ 1,800
ONTARIO COUNTY.
Canandaigua is the county seat.
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4 ^ s ’23 M-NS210.000c.May 1 ’28-41
4s ’27 M-N400.000r*May 1 ’29-’57
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 2952.)
Road Bonds.
5s T8 J-J
$7,500c___July 1 1928
Almhouse Bonds.
4s ’27 M-N.S200,000-May 1 ’29-’48
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1927 $847,000
Assessed val’n, real estate.67,766.624
Assessed val’n, personal._
413,275
Total assessed val’n 1926.68,179,899
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$7.22
Pop’n 1910, 52.286: 1920. 52.652
INT. on highway bonds at Ontario
County Trust Co. of Canandaigua; on
others at Geneva Trust Co., Geneva.

ORANGETOWN UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8.
This district (P. O. Pearl River) is
in Rockland County.
6s 21 M -N $211.000c*.Nov 1 27- 41
(For amount due each year see
V. 113, p. 1602)
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1926. $242,000
Assess, val. (40% act.) '25.1,857,605
Tax rate (per $1,000) 26_____$34.99
INT. at the First Nat. Bank,
Pearl River.
ORCHARD PARK.
This district is in Erie County.
Water Bonds.
4 M s ’27 F-A$231,000r*Feb 1 ’32-’64
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’2 7 .. $231,000
Assess, val. (75% actual)..1,873,825
Population in 1927___________ 1,100
ORISKANY.
This village is in Oneida County.
Incorporated Pec. 1914.
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’16 J-J $20.000..$2,000 yearly
5s ’19 J-J
7.200r____ 1927-1938
5s ’19 A-O
3.200c
..1927-1938
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’27____ $30,400
Total assess, val. 26(Hact).545,063
Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’26-$31.19
Population in 1925___________ 1,177
ORISKANY FALLS.
This village Is in Oneida County.
Incorporated in 1890Water Bonds.
4Ks
___$16,600..$1,700 yearly
Playground Impt. Bonds.
5s ’21 _
_
$1,5G0/Due $500 yrly.
(beginning 1926
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4J^s’26 F-A $8.500.-Feb 1 ’28-’44
BOND. DEBT May 25 ’27..$29,100
Tot .assess.val. ’27 (75 % act.). 414,635
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927..$17.00
Population 1926_______________953
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albion is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
6s ’21 M -N $35,000r*._May 1 1928
6s ’2i A-O 22,000r*.. Oct 1 1927
4Hs’22 M-S 50,0 00r...M ay 1 1929
5s ’23 M -N /45,000r*..M ay 1 1930
146,000r*..May 1 1931
4Ks’24 M -N 56,000r*..May 1 1932
Highway Bonds.
5s ’26 J-J $25,000r*_.July 1 1933
4 ^ s ’27 . . . 145,000r*.Oct 1 ’34-’36
BOND. DEBT Apr 1927- $279,000
Assess, value, real_______ 32,570,189
Assess, value, personal_
_
61,850
Assess, value special fran.
812,549
Total assess, value 1926.-33,367,167
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$15.80
Pop’n 1910. 32.000; 1920, 28,619
INTEREST is payable in Albion
at Citizens’ Nat. Bk.
OSSINING.
This village is in Westchester Co.
Incorp. 1813. Commission govern­
ment approved Mch. 14 1911.
Road Bonds.
53^s’24 J-J $4,000.-July 1 ’27-’34
Sewer Bonds.
l.35s TO_
_ $104,000____1927-1940
4>§s’27 M-S 100,000c.Mar 1 ’32-’56
/Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
5 ^ s ’13 M-S $45,000..Mar 1 ’28-’42
Incinerator Bonds.
4J£s’24 F-A $20,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’51
Paving Bonds.
44§s’21 . . . $14.000-.Feb 1 ’24-’41
4K s’23 M -N 48,000_______________
4 M s'25 F-A §18,O r* Feb 1 ’28-’45
OO
4 ^ s ’26 F-A 45,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’42
4 K s’27 M-S 100,000c.Mar 1 ’32-’56
Street-Impt. Bonds.
IH s’lO F-A $58,000--Aug 1 ’27-’39
5s ’08 J-D 39.917.57J’ne 1’28-’31
5s g ’ 17 M-S *10,OOOr.Mar 1 '28-’32
5 15-16s—
13,000......... ..................
Funding Bonds.
lJis’ 16 J-D $19.631.24......................
5s T9 A-O 3 2 ,5 0 0 ...Oct 1 ’27-’39
Grade-Elimination Bonds.
5s T7 J-D/$40.000-_July 1 ’28-’37
l 3,800____ June 11938
§ Refunding Bonds.
5s g T7 M-S $20.OOOr..Apr 1 ’23-’37
*Water Bonds.
5s T9 A-O $6 000r..Oct 1 ’27-’29
3.95s’09 A-O 50,000r.. Apr 11939
Water Refunding Bonds.
5s T8 A-0$100,000_ Oct 1 ’29-’48
_
Highway Improvement Bonds.
6s ’21 J-J $13,500 ____1927-1936
Fire Department Bonds.
5s ’22 F-A $4,000___ Aug 1 1927

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OSSINING (C oncluded ).
TOT. BD. DT. Feb. 27 ’27 $760,768
Water debt (incl.)___
159,000
Assess, val., real estate_13,150,528
Assess, value, personal___
45,000
Assess, val., spec, franchise 284,137
Total assessed val’n 1926-13,479,665
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 _ - $35.93
Pop'n 1927___________
14,000
* These bonds are Issued by a
separate board, not connected with
village government, but are a lien on
village property.
§ INT. at Village Treas.’ office.

Jericho Water District.
4Ms’24F-A$l,485,000r*.Febl’29-43
(6) Central Park Water Dist.
4.35s’23 J-J$135,OOOr*_July 1 ’28-42
(6) Hicksville Water District.
4.50s’23A-O$300,000r*_Oct l5’28-42
Locust Valley Water Dist. Bds.
4 X s ’24 J-D 65,000r* Dec 1 ’29-’41
TOWN DEBT May 1927.
$22,205
Floating debt (ada’l>_____
3.O00
Assessed value 1926 Town__________ ______ 45,126,721
LocustValley wat. dist’22 5,234,53
IN T. on bonds marked (a) at
North Shore Bank, Oyster Bay; (6)
SCH. Long Island Nat. Bank, Hicksville.

OSSINING UNION FREE
DIST. NO. 1.
School-Building Bonds.
4.10s ’09 F-A$40,000r.Aug 1 ’28-’35
4.35s ’10 J-J 20,000r_.July 1 ’36-’39
4.80g’20J-J 39.000r.Jan 31 ’28-’40
5s '22 F-A 18,000.-Feb 1 ’28-42
544s’21 F-A
6,000--Feb 1 ’28-’33
44ig’25M-NJ119,000--May 1 ’28-’44
1 5,400____May 11945
TOT.BD.DT. May 1927. $255,400
Total assess, val. 1926____15,502,787
Total tax (per $1,000) '26____ $10.37
Population in 1910___________11,480
INT. on 5s, 4.10s, 4.35s & 544s at
Treasurer’s office; on 4.20s at office
of A. B. Leach & Co., Inc , N. Y .,
and on 434s at Ossinning Nat. Bank.

OYSTER BAY COMMON SCH.
DIST. NO. 2.
This district is in Nassau County.
44£s’26 F-A$216,000c*Feb 1 ’28-’55
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 781.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 20 ’26- $221,500
_
Assessed valuation 1925_ 1,638,605
INT. payable at the Nassau Union
Bank, Glen Cove.
OYSTER BAY COM. S. D. NO. 8.
P. O. Mineola.
44£s’24M-S f$60,000r*Mar 1 ’28-’39
1 6,000r*-_Mar 1 1940
BOND. DEBT Mar 1925-. $76,000
Total assess, value 1924_ 2.211.550
_
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’24-$8.20
Population 1925 (est.)__________ 600
INT. at Nassau Union Bank Co.
of Glen Cove.

OSWEGATCHIE.
This town is in St. Lawrence Co.
Bridge Bonds.
444s’16 J-D $20,000_______________
BOND. DEBT May 1 9 ’27 $20,000 O Y S T E R B A Y -H IC K S V IL L E
WATER DISTRICT.
Total assessed value 1926.-1,971,441
This district (P. O. Oyster Bay) is
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $29.30
Population 19l0. 2,235; 1920, 2 ,lob in Nassau County.
Water Bonds.
INT. payable at the Nat. Bank of
4.30s’26A-OJ$98,000r*Oct 1 '31-44
Ogdensburg.
1 12,000r*_-0ct 1 1945
4.20s’27M-N180,000c-May 1 ’30-’44
OSWEGO.
This city is in Oswego Co. Inc. as TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 ’26-$2,451,595
a village in 1828 and as a city 1848. Water debt (included)_____2,42.5,006
Assessed valuation 1926-.45,127,221
Sewer Bonds.
4 44'13,M-S $40,000r Mch 1 ’28-’29 Population in 1920__________ 26,296
444s 14 M -N 22,000r May 1 ’28-’29
4Hs'15 M-N 10,000r May 1 '28-’29 OYSTER BAY UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
Street Bonds.
This district (P. O. Glenwood
5 4*s’21 J-D $70 000..June 1 ’28-'41
Landing) is in Nassau County.
School Bonds.
School Bonds.
5Ms’21 M-N380,000c. May 1 ’28-’46
444s’27 F-A$315,000r*Feb 1 ’28-’56
Water Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 1100.)
444s’08 J-D $13,500r...June 1 1928
6s ’20 A-O 70,000r*.0ct 1 '27-’40 BONDED DEBT_________ $315,625
5s ’21 M -N 16,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-30 Assessed valuation________ 1,258,808
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 1,060
Imp. Bonds (op t. at any tim e ).
5s
A-O S33.063 ......................
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 6 ’2 7 -- $761,000 OYSTER BAY UNION FREE S. D.
NO. 4.
_
113,006
Water debt (included)_
This district (P. O. Locust Valley)
Assessment bonds (add’1).
67,032
Assess, val. real estate_ 17.695,770 is in Nassau County.
_
Assessed val., personal_
_
399,850 444s’26 M-N$373.OOOcMay 1 ’28-’41
Tot. val. ’26(abt.87%aet) 18,095,620 4 14s’26 A-O 60,000r*.0ct 1 ’42-’61
Total tax (per $1,0 =0) 1926____ $5.70 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 6-- $385,000
6,494,570
Pop’n 1910, 23,368; 1920, 23,626 Assessed valuation 1925
INTEREST on water bonds pay­ Population (estimated)_______ 5,000
INT. at the Matine Cbck Bank,
able at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N.
Y .; on improvement bonds at City Locust Valley.
Chamberlain’s office.
OYSTER BAY SCH. DIST. NO. 5.
OSWEGO COUNTY.
See Glen Cove.
Oswego is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
OYSTER BAY UN. FREE SCH.
444s'22 A-O ($5,000c___ Oct 1 1927
DIST. NO. 17.
\ 1,000c---Oct 1 1928
P. O. Hicksville.
BOND. DEBT May 15 '27 $6,000
_
$4,000r*_ Jan 1 1928
Floating debt (add’l)______ 125,000
25,000r*_Jan 1 ’29-’33
State highway debt (add’l)_ 100,723 44*s’24 J-J
120,00Or*. Jan 1 ’34-’45
Assessed valuation 1926.-55,786,392
210,000r*-Jan 1 ’46-’59
State&Co. tax (per$l,000)’26.$13.12
Pop’n 1910, 71.664; 1920, 71,045 444s’26 - - - '215,000______ ______ _
INT. on 4 ^ s of 1922 at Irving BOND. DEBT Jan 1924-- $365,000
Bank-Col. Trust Co., N. Y . on Assessed valuation________ 1,652,340
others at Chase Nat. Bank. N Y . C. Population (estimated)_______ 5,200
INT. at Long Island National
Bank, Hickman.
OTEGO.
This town is in Otsego Co. Inc. OYSTER BAY UNION FREE
Feb. 20 1869. Population 1910.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 21.
4.287: 1920. 4.223.
This district (P. O. Central Park)
BOND. DEBT May 1 1927---None is in Nassau County.
Assessed val., real________ 909,725 444s’22J-D $75,000r*.Dec 1 ’27-’56
Assessed val., personal____
52.080 NET BD. DT. Apr 12 ’27-$86,500
Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (actual). 961,865 Assessed valuation 1926-------919,468
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925.--$28.50 Population (estimated)-----------1,850
INTEREST payable at First and
Prin. and int. on issue of 1922
Second Nat. banks of Cooperstown. payable at the Long Island National
Bank, Hicksville, in N. Y. exchange
OTSEGO COUNTY.
Cooperstown is the county seat.
OYSTER BAY SCH. DIST. N0.24
Highway Bonds.
414s
F-A $62,000r____1927-1957
444s’16 M-S $lo.000___ Mar 1 1928
[ 30,000r*.July 1 ’29-’33
5 s ’22 M-S 214,000_____ 1927-1941 444s’26 J-J 40,000r*.July 1 ’34-’38
130,000r*. July 1 -34-51
Hospital Bonds.
4J*s’18 M-S $50,000--Sept 1 ’29-’38 BOND. DEBT Apr. 21 ’24 $67,000
BOND. DEBT May 2 0 ’27 $555,000 Assess, val. '24 (44 act.)-.2,297,890
Floating debt (add’l)_____
285,000 School tax (per $1,0001 1926-.$22.30
Assessed val., real_______ 40,216,671
INT. at Glen Cove Bank.
Assess, val., personal____
415,450
Other assessable property_3,832,879 PAINTED POST.
Tot. ass’d vai.'26(69%act)44,465,000
This village is in Steuben County.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '26-$l6.58 Incorporated in 1893.
Pop’n 1910, 47,216: 1920, 46,200
Water Bonds.
INTEREST payable at Second -s
. . . $30.800...........................
National Bank, Cooperstown, and 5s ’16 J-D
2,000..Dec 1 ’27-’30
the Cooperstown National Bank.
Sidewalk Bonds.
5s ’16 J-D $2,000.-Dec 1 ’27-’30
OWEGO.
Dyke Bonds.
This village is in Tioga County. -s
...
$5,000................. ..
Incorporated in 1827.
5s ’16 J-D
4,000.-Dec 1 ’27'-34
Fire Station Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
444s Sept $9,500c$l,000 yly Sept 1 6s
. . . $ 65,000....................
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1924. $100,375
444s’23 M-SS232.000c..Sep l ’27-’53 Ass'd val., real est., 1923--l,l69,743
(Assessment 85% actual.)
Park Bonds.
444s’25A-O28f$18,000cOct 28 ’28-’36 Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’22-$17.80
1
300c ..O ct 28 1937 Pop’n 1910. 1.224; 1920, 2,170.
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $259,800
INT. on 1916 bonds payable at
Assessed value, real estate.3,312,320 First National Bank, Corning.
Assessed value, personal_
_
83,900
Special franchise-------------- 173,692 PALMYRA.
Tot. ass'd val. '26(94 act.).3,569,312
This village is in Wayne Co. InTotal tax rate (per $1.000) ’26.$32.00 corporated in 1819.
Population 1926, 4,745: 1920--4.147
Water Bonds.
444s’24 J-J $48,000c.-Jan 1 ’29-’52
OYSTER BAY.
Highway Bonds.
5.45s’21s-a ,'$64,000.-July 1 ’28-’35
This town is in Nassau County.
1 6.000____July 1 1936
Sidewalk Bonds.
444s
...
$9,000-------------- -------- GEN. BD. DT. May 15 ’24 $120,000




[V ol. 124.

Water debt (included)_____
23,100 PELHAM (VILLAGE).
This village is in Westchester Co.
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (80%act.)5,434,119
Population 1927 ^
Total tax (per $1,000) 1923_ $12 05 Incorp. 1896.
_
Population 1910, 2,268; 1920-.2.489 1,800; 1920, 1,056.
Park Bonds.
4.80s’14A-O ($2,000— -Oct 1 ’27-’34
PALMYRA UN. S. D. NO. 1.
1 5,000r.0ct 1 ’35-’44
P. O. Palmyra.
$30,000r* June 1 ’30-’34 6s ’21 J-D 88,000-Dec 15 ’27-’48.
Parkway Bonds.
40,000r* Jun 1 ’35-’39
444s’23 J-D 50,000r* June 1 ’40-’44 44is’09 J-J $25,500r.July 1 ’28-’37
Street Bonds.
60,000r* June 1 ’45-’49
$500_ Mch 1 1928
_
80,000r* June 1 ’50-’54 5s ’08 M-S
l.OOOr—Oct 1 ’2728
100,000r* June 1 ’55-’59 4.70s’12 A-O
2,000-_r. Aug 1 1927
BOND. DEBT Dec 1926-- $360,000 4.60’13 F-A
444s’24 F-A 18,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’35
Assess, val. 1926 (about
l.OOOr— Aug 1 1936
80% actual)____________3,760,811
School tax (per $1,000) ’27___$12.36 444s’24 F-A 10,000r—Aug 1 ’27-’36
. 8 ,0 0 0 r-.A u g l’27-’34
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 3,006
INT. payable at the State Bank of 444s’26 M-S $34,000r*-Sept 1 ’29-’37
Refunding Bonds)
Palmyra, or at the Seaboard Nat.
444s’14 J-J
$500____July 1 1928Bank of New York.
444s’16 J-J
9,000—July 1 ’28-'45
Sewer Bonds.
PARISH UN. FREE S. D. NO. 1.
This district is in Oswego County. 5s g ’22 J-J $3,000--July 1 ’28-’32
Highway Bonds.
School Bonds.
4Ms’27 J-D$135,000-.June 1 ’28-67 44£s’26 J-J $65,000.-July 1 ’28-’43
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 2025.) 5s ’22 J-J 36,000.-July 1 ’28-’36
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $135,000 5s ’26 M-S 34,000 Sept l ’27-’37-3&
Total assessed value 1926. - 777,702 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27- $250,600
_
Population in 1927 (est.)________ 650 Assess, value real estate_ 4,724,952
Other assessable property. 87,465
Tot.ass’d val.’26(ab144act) 4,812,407
PATCHOGUE.
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_ $19.00
This village is in Suffolk County.
INT. payable at Village Treas­
Incorporated in 1893.
urer’s office in N. Y. exchange.
Pumping Engine Bonds.
444s’22 J-J
$9,000r*.Jan I ’23-36
PELHAM FIRST FIRE DIST.
Road Bonds.
This district (P. O. Pelham)
4.70’ 17 J-J $20.000r*Jan 1 '28-’32
comprising the town of Pelham &
Fire Department Bonds.
5s ’19 J-J
$l,00Or*.Jan 1 ’28-’29 North Pelham is in Westchester
TOTAL DEBT Apr 6 ’2 6-- $102,249 County.
Fire District Bonds.
Assessed val. real_________ 4,954,500
Assess, val. personal______
92,700 444s’26 M-S$100,000r*Sept 1 ’27-’36
Other assessable property. . 179,894 TOT AT, DEBT Sept 1 ’26- $121,000
Tot.ass’d val.’26(70%act.) 5,227,094 Assessed valuation 1926.-10,735,213
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26 $19.00 Population in 1926----------------- 5,447
Population in 1910. 3,824; ’20, 4,031
PELHAM UNION FREE SCHOOL
DIST. NO. 1.
PAWLING (TOWN) UNION FREE
This district is in Westchester Co.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 5.
4s
Dec $58,000r ..-$ 1 ,0 0 0 y’ly
P. O. Pawling.
$6,000c.May 1 ’29-’34 4 44s’ 12 A-O 30.000r ..Jan 1 ’28-’57
16,000c_May 1 ’35-’42 4.40s'10July 7.000r—July 1 ’28-’34
8.000r__July 1 ’28-’36
4.30s’26M -N( 3,000c„.M ay 1 1943 49*s’ 15 J-J
20.000c.May 1 ’44-’48 5s 18 . . . / 4 0 ,0 0 0 —Mar 1 ’28-'47
\ 95,000.-Mar 1 ’28-’51
[80,000c.May 1 ’49-’64
5s ’ 19 M -N 94.000—Nov 1 ’27-’49
School-Building Bonds.
5s ’17 A-O/$10.500r_Oct 1 ’27-’33 5s ’ 19 J-J 100,000.-Jan 15 ’28-’52
7,000c.June 1 ’28-’34
1 26.000r.0ct 1 ’34-’46 5s ’23 - - 444s’24 A-O (20,000c.Apr 15 ’29-’38
School-Site Bonds.
(48,000c.Apr 15 ’39-’54
444s
A-O $5.000r--0ct 1 ’47-’49
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’2 7-- $168,000 44£s’24 A -O (300,000c..Oct 1 ’30-’54
\ 65,000c.-Oct 1 ’55-’59
Total assessed val. 1926— 1,172,952
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26- $19.81 4K s’24 A-Of 168,000c-.Oct 1 ’30-’57
\ 14,000c-.Oct 1 ’58-’59
INT. payable at Fifth Avenue
44*s’25 J-D 60,000r*.June 1 ’31-’60
Bank, New York.
/ 8.000c.. . June 1 1935
4.20s’26J-D \252,000cJune 1 ’36-’63
PEEKSKILL.
This village Is in Westchester Co. 4.30s’26A-Of 8,000r*..Feb 1 1936
_\252,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’37-’64
Inc. 1816. Population 1910, 15.245.
TOT. BD. DT. Oct ’2 6 ..$ 1 ,647,000
1920. 15,868.
Assessed value 1926______30,452,370
Park Bonds.
44£s’25M-N $36,000r* May 1 ’28-’45 Total tax (per $1,000) ’20..$18.99 +
Pop. 1915, 4,485; 1920 (est.), 5.150
Auto Fire Engine.
INT. on 444s of 1915 at New
4s
...
$1,500 ......... 1927-1929
5s ’13 M -N 1,000--Nov 1 ’27-’28 Rochelle Trust Co. in N. Y . ex­
4.45s’ 15A-0
8,500r.0ct 1 ’27-’43 change: on 5s of 1918 at the Farmers’
4.85s'18
6.000____ 1927-1938 Loan & Trust Co. of N. Y . in N . Y .
exchange; on others at the U. S.
Sewer Refunding.
Mortgage & Tr. Co. in N . Y . City.
4.45s'15___$45,500-------------------4.20s’27J-J 116,521c.July 1 ’32-61
PELHAM MANOR.
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
This village is in Westchester Co.
44*sT2 F-A $18,000c.Aug 15 ’27-’46
Population, 1927,
44£s’14 J-J 30,000—July 1 ’28-’58 Incorp. 1891.
4,141; 1920, 1,754.
Water Bonds.
Fire Equip. Purchase.
344 s
--$10,000___Nov 1 1929
$2,000.-May l ’28-’29
4s
J-J1,436.18-July
11933 5s T8
344s
23.400........................... 444s’25 M -N 22,000--Nov 1 ’27-’37
Sewer Bonds.
----"J-J
'
20,000_ July 1 1935
_
3.65s
4.15s’08 A-O 60,000r____ Oct 11938 4.20sT6— . $64,000r-July 1 ’28-'45
59,000_______ _____ —
4.05s’09F-A 80.000____ Aug 11939 4.15s’17—
544s'20 J-J
36,000r* July 29 '27-42
444s
. . . 108.000
f 3,000___ Nov 1 1930
Paving Bonds.
4s
A-O $22,000-.$4,000 yearly 4 44s’25M-N (147,000- -Nov 1 '31-’65
444s’13 A-O 14,238.20-Apr 1 1933 4Ms’26 M-S 72,000r*___ 1931-1954
Dock Bonds.
4.40s’14 M-S 42,000— Marl5’28 48
$9,000r* Mar 1 ’28-’45
4.65s
...
40.000___________1963 444s’24 - - Drainage Bonds.
444s’24 J-J15166,000-Jan 15 ’28-’38
1 6,738.76-Jan 15 1939 544s’20 J-J $55,000r*July 29 ’28-’44
444s’22 J-D 28,000--Dec 1 ’28-’45
Sewer Bonds.
2,500--May 1 ’28-’32
344s
- - . $36,000 . —Aug 1 ’27-44 444s’23M-N
21,000c* July 1 ’28-’40
3.7s
...
1«,600-July 15 ’30-46 444s’25 J-J
444s'27 J-J 70,000c*July 1 ’28-’47
4s
...
1,500---Oct 1 '27-'29
Fire
4.05s’16__
38.752_______________ ________ Apparatus Bonds.
5 •'18 M S $2,000--M ay 1 ’28-’29
Refunding Water Bonds.
Sidewalk Bonds.
3.60s’04 J-J $124.000r July 1 1934
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1925-$1,050,758 544s’21 A-O $21,000------Apr ’28-’47
412,536 444s’22 M -N 6,500--M ay 1 ’28-’40
Water bonds____________
Assessed valuation______ 16,521,487 444s’23 M -N 6,000--M ay 1 ’28-’39
Street Bonds.
iN T . on 1925 bonds at Westches­
4.60s’10_
_
$5,000......................... ter Co. Nat. Bank, of Peekskill.
4.35s’l l —
5.000-..........................
4.40s’14—
5,000............................
P E E K S K IL L U nT f REE S. D .
14.200............................
This district (P. O. Peekskill) is in 4.60s’14—
Highway Bonds.
Westchester County.
444s’23 - - .
$24,000__ Aug 1 1938 4 s ’99 M-S *$1,400.-Sept 1 27-28
4.20s’25J-J
120,000--Jan 1 ’39-’78 4s ’01 M-S *1.000 ...M a r 1 1928
4Ms’25 —
14,000__ Jan 1 1941 44s’ 12 F-A *1,000--Aug 1 ’27-'28
4.60s’25__
7,750____ Nov 1 1934 444s’12 M -N 3,000r.May 1 ’28-’30
544s’21 A-O 20,000c...Apr ’28-’47
Former District No. 7.
4.10s’09J-J $52,000r-.Jan 1 ’28-’61 444s’22 A-O 30,000--Apr 1 ’28-’51
9.000-July 1 ’28-’36
3.95s’09J-J 48,000r--Jan 1 ’28-’61 5s ’22 J-J
-May 1 ’28-’35
344s’01 - - .
1,500____ 1928-1930 444s’23 M -N 8.000444s’15 - - 2.000-Dec 1 '27-30 444s’23 M -N 8,500--May 1 ’28-’44
30,000r* Nov 1 ’27-’43
444s’23 - - Former District No. 8.
4.35s’07J-J
$20,000__ Dec 1 1936 4 44s’24 A-O 28,OOOr'-Oct 1 ’27-’44
„_____
28,000c* July 1 ’27-’45
44is’12 J-J
68,000__ Jan 1 1949 444s’25 J-J
Land Purchase Bonds.
. „
4.95s’13J-J
3,000____ 1927-1934
$1,000r.Mar 1 28- 29
BOND. DEBT May 1 1927 $362,250 5s T8 - - Town of Pelham Highway Bds.
Total assessed value 1926
$2,400____M -S ’27-28
(about M actual)--------- 15,851.046 4 s ’91
Village Hall Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$l3.65
Population in 1925---------------- 17,993 444s’22M-N $50,000--May 1 ’28-’51
Park Bonds.
4Ms’26 F-A $7,500r*----- 1931-1945
P E LH AM ( T 0 W N ) 7
BOND. DEBT April 1927 $825,000
This town is in Westchester Co.
Ass’d val. tax .real prop ty.18,749,895
Sewage-Disposal Works.
444s’10 - - - $26,400.-Mar 1 ’28-’39 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---$10.00
♦Bonds of annexed territory.
444s ’ l l - . 9,800—July 1 ’28-’40
IN T. on 5s of 1918 and 544s of
Town-Hall Bonds.
!.35s’09_
_ $20 0 0 0 -.-July 19 1929 1921 at the U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co of
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27$58,400 N . Y . or at request of holder will be
Assessed value, real est — 33,350,875 remitted in N. Y . exchange; on 444s
Total assessed value 1927-33,350,875 and 5s of 1922 and 444s of 1923 t the
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927.—$42.20 U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., New York:
Population 1920, 5,195:1927, 11,000 on others to registered holder.

J une, 1927.]

NEW YOEK—CITIES AND TOWNS

PITTSFORD.
PENN YAN.
This town (P. O. Pittsford) is in
This village is in Yates Oo. Incorp1833. Pop’n ’25. 5,317; ’20. 4,517. Monroe County.
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’24 A-O 3 0,0 0 0.._Oct’2’27-’36
($80,000r*july 1 ’29-’38
Paving.
4.35s’120ct $15,00O
r_Oct 1 ’27-’31 5s '24 J-J 45,000r*July 1 ’39-’43
[ 50,000r*July 1 ’44-’48
5s
175,000_-0ct 1 ’27-’33
4^s
19,500. ..O ct 1 ’27-’34 6s ’27 - - - 104,000c____ 1932-1957
75.000. -Oct 1 ’27-36 Fire Bonds.
5s
30.000. ..O ct 1 ’27-’36 4.40s A-O $6,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’33
5s
Sanitary Sewer & Storm Water
4Ms’25 F-A 42,300.-Aug 1 ’27-’35
Bonds.
7,650--Aug 1 ’27-’35
4Ms’25 F-A
4J^s’27 F-A$200,000--Feb 1 ’32-’51
Fire Truck Bonds.
Water Bonds.
6 s '20 ann $1,000---Oct 1 ’27-28
6 s ’27 — $20,000c____ 1932-1947
3.708^04 A-O $14,176___ Oct ’27-’30 BONDED DEBT_________ $182,500
Assessed valuation 1924___7,060,151
Street-Improvement Bonds.
_
5s ’22 A-O $18,000_ Oct 1 ’28-’33 Population 1910, 3,634; 1920.-4,614
5s
...
7,500. ..O ct 1 ’27-’35
GEN, BD. DT. Mar 1 ’27- $154,626
Assessment debt (included) 14,216 PITTSFORD UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 6 .
Floating debt (additional).
2,767
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (60 act.).4 109,246 4.12s’16M-N j$2,000r_Nov 1 '27-28
160,000r_Nov 1 '29-’58
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-112.22
5s ’ 18 M -N 5,500--Nov 1 ’27-'37
INT. payable in Penn Yan.
BOND. DEBT June 1926- $77,000
A.ss’d val.’26(abt.76%act.).2.763,570
PENN YAN SCHOOL DISTRICT. Total taxrate(per $1,000) ’26-$ll-68
This district is in Yates County.
Population injl927 (est.)--------- 1,500
Building Bonds.
4H s’12 J-D $16.000r.$l,000 yearly
4 s ’04M -N __ 13,000r Nov 1 ’27-’39 PLATTSBURG.
4 ^ s ’25 J-D 34,448.-Dec 1 ’27-’54
This city is in Clinton County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 5 ’27- $64,448 Incorp. as city 1902. Population
Tot.ass’d val. ’26(1-3 act.).4,259,146 1910, 11,138; 1920, 10,909.
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$12.40
City-Hall Bonds.
Population in 1926 (est.)_____5,277 4Ms’ 16 F-A $20,000.........1927-1936
Refunding Water Bonds
INT. on 4 ^ s payable in Penn
_
3Ms’98 J-J
$900r_ July 1 1928
Yan; on 4s In New York.
4s ’08 J-J
18,000___________ 1928
4s '15 J-J
5,000.-July 1 ’23-’32
PERINTON UN. FREE S. D. NO.9. 4Ms’18 J
-.T
10.000c____ 1927-1937
This district (P. O. Fairport) is in
Street Impt. Bonds.
Monroe County.
5s
_
_ $50,000_______________
($30,000--Dec 1 ’27-'32
Water Bonds.
120,000--Dec 1 ’33-’44 4Ms’13 A-O $5.000..........1927-1931
4H s’23 J-D 120,000.-Dec 1 ’45-’52 *Ms’14 M-S 1 6,000 ......... 1927-1929
80,000.-Dec 1 ’53-’56
120,000..........1930-1934
5,000____Dec 1 1957 5Ms’20 J-D (36,000r*.Dec31 ’27-30
\32,000r*. Dec.31 ’31-34
School Building Bonds.
4.85s’19 J-D $18,000____ Dec 1 1943 5s ’22 J-J /15.000-—Jan 1 ’28-’32
170,000---Jan 1 ’33-’42
6s '20 ann 19,000____ Dec 1 1944
6s '20 . . . 28,000____ Dec 1 1939 4Ms’27 A-O 50,000--Apr 1 ’28-’37
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 ’27- $411,000
Improvement Bonds.
Total ass. val.’26(80%act.)4,373,005 3Msgr01J-J $S,000r-July 1 ’28-'31
( 2,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’28
School tax (per $1,000) 1926__$16.61
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 5,000 4Ms’14 F-A (10,000—Aug 1 '29-’33
l 2.500____Aug 1 1934
Street and Bridge Bonds.
PERRY.
This village is in Wyoming Co. Inc. 6 s ’20 M-S ($13,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’39
1 4,000____Sept 1 1940
1830. Pop’n TO, 4,388; ’20, 4,717.
School Bonds.
Filtration-Plant Bonds.
4.15s’16J-D $18,000r.June 1 ’28-’46 4Ms’12 A-O $36,000......... 1927-1932
12.000..........1927-1932
Sewer Bonds.
Special Appropriation Bonds.
3 Ms J-J
$8,000r____ 1927-1930
5s ’23 A-O $8,000--Apr 1 ’28 ’35
Fire Department Bonds.
5s T3 M-S
$3,000rSept 1 ’27-'29 BOND. DEBT May 1 ’25- $561,000
Water debt (included)_____ 330,500
Village-Hall Bonds.
4.30s F-A $14,000r____ 1927-1940 Assessed value, real_______ 4,446,315
Assessed value, personal_
_
64,000
Refunding Water Bonds.
4K s A-O $19,000______1927-1945 Assessed value, franchises. 119,565
Tot.ass’d val.'25 (2-3 act.)-4,629,880
Paving Bonds.
4 Ms J-D / $42,000______ 1927-1947 Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’25-S69.41
\ 1,000___________ 1948
INT. at Chamberlain’s office, at
Union Dime Sav. Institution and
Fire Truck Bonds.
_s
M -N $1,000______ $500 ann Irving Sav. Institution, N. Y .; Home
Sav. Bk., Albany; Auburn Sav. Bk.,
Water Works Bonds.
4Ms’26 M-S $20,000r*.Aept 1 ’27-36 Auburn, and Poughkeepsie Sav. Bk.
BOND. DEBT 1927_______$127,000
Water debt (included)____
59,000
Assessed value, real estate.3,681,310 PLEASANTVILLE.Westchester Co.
This village is in
Assessed value, personal_
_
57,200
Pop’n 1910,
Assessed value, other prop.
85,730 Inc. Mar. 16 1897.
2,207; 1920, 3,590; 1925, 4,600.
Total assessed value 1926
(about 65% actual)_____3,824,240 5s T8 M-S $2.000r_Sept 1 ’27-’30
6,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’32
Village tax rate(per$l ,000)’26-$14.00 5s '25 F-A
Street Bonds.
INTEREST on bonds payable in
4s '06 J-D $12.000r.June 1 ’28-’35
Perry.
4s '04 F-A 14,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’33
l.OOOr.July 1 '28-’29
PERRY AND CASTILE, TOWNS, 4Ms’14J-J
9,000r.Aug 1 ’27-35
UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 6. 4Ms’23 F-A
Sewer Bonds.
A district in Wyoming County
4.70s’24— $28,000r_May 1 ’28-’34
(P. O. Perry).
4.35s’24A-0 85.000r.0ct 1 ’27-’54
School-Building Bonds.
4 Ms’07 J-D $20.000r_Dec 1 ’27-’36 5s ’25 F-A 70,000c.Aug 1 ’30-’64
Water Bonds.
4Ms
- . - 255,000______1926-1953
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1927. $270,000 3Ms’01 A-O $4.000r„Oct 1 ’27-’30
4s ’06 J-D 10,290r.................. 1935
Total assessed value 1926
2,640r................ .1936
(75% to 80% actual)., 3.798,813 5s ’08 J-D
4,800r .June 1 ’28-’35
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$17.50 4s 06 J-D
l,800r_July 1 ’28-’36
INTEREST payable in Perry at 5s '07 J-J
4 Ms '12J-D 16,000r_Dec 1 ’27-’41
Citizens’ Bank, or New York City.
5s ’08 J-D
1,700r .June 1 ’28-’37
4.40s’14J-J
l,500r.July 1 ’28-'30
PHELPS.
-s ’22 F A
6,000r.Aug 1 ’27-'38
This village is in Ontario County. 4Ms’23 F-A 16.000r.Aug 1 ’27-43
Incorp. Jan. 1 1855.
4.60s’24F-A
8,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’34
Paving Bonds.
’26
4Ms’18 Apr $13.000r-Apr 1 ’28-’34 5s Road F-A 20,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’36
Bonds.
Water Refunding Bonds.
5s
J-J $12,O00r.Jan 1 ’28-’39 5s ’25 A-O $75,000..-Oct 1 ’27-’41
BOND. DEBT May 15 ’27 $22,000 5s Highway Bonds.
’26 J-D $65,000r.June 1 ’28-’40
Water debt (included)_____
12,000
Sinking fund, general_____
2,000 BOND. DEBT May 18 ’27 $452,350
Water
87,490
Sinking fund, water_______
6,000 Assess,debt (incl.)________ 140,000
debt
Assessed value, real estate-1,038,900 Total assess, (add’l)_______
val. 1926 (abt.
Assessed value, personal_
_
17,500
70% actual)....................10,916,580
■Other assessable property- 46,707 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $13.60
Total assessed value 1926
INT. on bonds of 1922 payable in
(about 80% actual)_____1,103,107
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$38.00 N. Y . exchange; on others at U. S.
Population 1910. 1,354; 1920, 1,200 Mtge. & Tr. Co.. N. Y ., and at Mt.
Pleasant Bank.
INT. payable in Phelps.

93

PORT OF NEW YORK AUTHORITY,
The Port of New York Authority is a municipal corporate instrumentality
created by a treaty between the States of New York and New Jersey,
with the approval of the Congress of the United States. The Port District
has an estimated population of 8,000,000 and comprises roughly the terri­
tory within a line drawn from Port Chester across through White Plains,
over to Yonkers, across the Hudson River to Piermont, down on the Jersey
side, passing behind Passaic and Paterson and taking in all the industrial
territory of Hoboken, Jersey City, Newark, all the way to South Amboy,
across again to the New York side, including the complete area of the
City of New York.
Inter-State Bridge Bonds.
(Optional at 105 upon 30 days notice on any int.-paying date, on or
after March 1 1936.)
4Ms ’26 M-S $14,000,000r*_________________________March 1 1932-46
(For amount due each year, see V. 122, p. 1508.)
(Optional at 105 upon 30 days’ notice on any interest-payment date on
or after Dec. 1 1936.)
4s ’26 J-D $7,000,000r*, Dec. 1 1936-42; $9,000,000r*. Dec. 1 1943-48;
$4,000,000r*, Dec. 1 1949-50.
INT. on bonds, payable in gold, at the National City Bank, N. Y. City.
The $14,000,000 and $20,000,000 issues are for the purpose of constructing
two bridges between New Jersey and Staten Island and a bridge across the
Hudson between 170th and 185th streets, respectively, at an estimated
aggregate cost, including interest during the period of construction, of
$16,706,000, and $50,000,000, respectively. The estimates of cost allow
liberal margin for contingencies, but in the remote event that additional
funds are required the Port Authority has power to issue such additional
bonds as are necessary. The States of New York and New Jersey are
advancing jointly the sums of $4,000,000 and $10,000,000, respectively,
each payable in five equal annual installments, beginning in 1925 and 1927,
respectively, toward the construction of these bridges. By the terms of the
Acts authorizing these advances, repayments are specifically subordinated
to the obligations of the Port Authority on these bonds.
These bonds are direct and general obligations of the Port of New York
Authority and, in the opinion of counsel, will be secured by a first lien or
charge upon the revenues and tolls arising out of the use of the two bridges.
The Port Authority covenants to establish and maintain adeauate tolls and
charges for the operation and maintenance of the bridges, payment of inter­
est and principal and payments to reserve fund, and the performance of
this duty may be compelled by any court of competent jurisdiction upon
application by any bondholder.
PORT CHESTER.
$20,000, of which the present Town
This village is in Westchester Co. of Deerpark will provide for $4,000
Inc. May 14 1868. Pop. 1910, 12,809; and the City of Port Jervis will pro­
vide for $16,000, and this amount is
1920. 16,573.
given, along with the city’s other
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’24 A-O $3,000____Apr 1 1928 debt, in the details below.
Fire Bonds.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
3.70sg’05M-N$13,000r ..N ov '27-'35 3Ms ’99F-A $16,000r*__Feb ’28-’29
Palace Place Extension Bonds.
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’15 A-O $20,000..Apr 1 ’28-’47
4Ms’l l J-J $12.OOOr.July 1 ’28-’29
Sewer and Drainage Bonds.
Bonds.
3 Jig’04 F-A $6,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’30 5s Street Improvement Sept 1 1927
’22 M-S $6,000r_
_
4s ’04 A O
5,000.-Apr 15 ’28-’32
Sewer Bonds.
5s TO A-O
7,OOOr..Oct 1 ’28-’33
5s '13 A-O
2,000—Apr I ’39-’40 5 s ’25 J-J $20.000--July 1 ’28-’29
4Ms'12 A-O 11,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’38 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $60,000
-.
5,000
5Ms’21 F-A
1.000--Feb 1 ’28-’29 Assessment debt (add’l ) ..10,506,990
Assess, val.
4Ms’26 A-O 78,000r.Apr 1 '28-39 Assess, val. real.............
personal______
80,675
Paving & Macadamizing Bonds. Other assessable property. . 405 424
.OOOr.July 1 ’28-’33
4Ms’07 J-J
4s '05 M-N 8,000r.May 1 ’28-’35 Tot. ass’d val (act.val.)’26 10,911,414
4Ms’08 M-N 12.000r.Nov 1 ’27-’40 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$36.72
5s TO A-O 19,000.-Oct 1 ’27 '45 Population 1910, 9.564: 1920. 10,171
INT. payable at Port Jervis.
5s 'l l M-S 12,000___ Mch 1 1931
4.000
___________Mar 1 1931
5s ’l l M-S
PORTVILLE UNION FREE SCH.
3.000.
. 0 . t 1 ’27-’29
4Ms’12 A-O
DISTRICT NO. 5.
2.000-Oct 1 '27-’30
5s T2 A-O
2.000—
Apr 1 ’28-’29This district is in Cattaraugus
4Ms’13 A-O
County.
2.000.
-Apr 1 '29-’30
5s T3 A-O
6.000- Apr 15 ’28-’33 5 % s’22J-D ($69,000r *. June l ’28-’50
5s T5 A-O
l 2,000r*_ June 1 1951
_
4Msg'17A-0
1.000 ____Apr 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Apr 29’2 7--$74,000
4Msg’ 19A-0
2.000
___________Oct 1 1927
Assess, val. (M act.) 1926.--975,045
4.000—
Oct 1 ’27-'28
4Msg’19A-0
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$31 02
Apr 15 ’28-’37
4Ms’22 A-O 50.000Population
4Ms’22 A-O 20.000Apr 15 ’27-’37Payable at(estimated)_______ 1,300
First Nat. Bank, Olean.
8,000r_Dec 1 ’27-’28
16,000r.Dec 1 ’27-’30 POTSDAM.
5s ’23 J8,000r_Dec 1 ’27-’28
Apr 15 ’28-’32This town is in St. Lawrence
5s ’24 A-O 20.0008.000. .Apr 1 ’28-'29 County.
4M s’25 A-O
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’25 A-O 45,OOOr_Oct 1 ’27-’31
6,OOOr_Oct 1 ’27-’29 5s ’22 J-J $136,000c.July 1 ’28-’44
4Ms’25 A-O
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms’25 A-O 16,OOOr.Oct 1 ’27-’30
4,OOOr_Oct 1 ’27-’30 5s '25 A-O $15,000-.0ct 1 ’27-’41
4Ms’25 A-O
Water Bonds.
4Ms’26 A-O 52,000r-Apr 1 ’28-’31
4Ms’26 A-O 12,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’33 4Ms’24 A-O$135,000A&OOct l ’27-53
BONDED DEBT______________ (?)
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
4Ms’15 A-O $115.000r_Apr I ’28-’65 Assessed value 1926_____ $2,352,288
4Ms’17 A-O
40,000.Apr 1 ’28-’67 Population 1910, 8,725; 1920-8,794
INT. at Potsdam.
4Ms’25 A-O 34.OOOr.Oct 1 ’27-’30
Refunding Bonds.
POUGHKEEPSIE.
4M8’16 J-J $16,000r.Jan 15 '27-’35
This city is the county seat of
Tax Relief Bonds.
4Ms’25 A-O $30,000____Apr 1 1928 Dutchess County. Incorp. 1854.
School Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O 26,000____Apr 1 1929
5s ’27 A-O 36,000____Apr 1 1930 4Ms’17 M-S $39,200.........1927-1946
4Ms’14 M-S 33,000___ Sept 1 1944
Incinerator Bonds.
3,000___ Mar 1 1929
5s g ’22 A-O $40,000r.Apr 1 ’28-'47 4s '09 M-S
5Ms’21 A-O 77,800-.0ct 1 ’27-’51
Sewer District Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 113, p. 1796.)
4Msg’22J-D $8.000r.June 1 ’28-’35
2,000r.June 1 ’28-’31 5Ms’21 A-O 81,700--Oct 1 *27-’51
4Msg’22J-D
(For maturity see V. 113, p. 1796.)
1,449r. June 1 ’28-*32
4Msg’22J-D
5sg’23 A-O 10.000r.Apr 1 ’28-’32 5Ms’21 A-O 83,400--Oct 1 '27-’51
(For maturity see V. 113, p. 1796.)
4,000r_Apr 1 ’28-’29
5sg’23 A-O
- 200,000------- 1930-1952
500r_ Dec 1 1927 4Ms
_
l,500r_ Dec 1 1927 4Ms 1924 f 40,000r* Oct 1 ’27-’34
_
5s ’23 J-D
A-O { 100,000r* Oct 1 ’35-’44
500r— .Dec 1 1927
U50,000r* Oct 1 ’45-’54
4Ms’24 M -N 96,000—Nov 1 ’27-’34
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’26 A-O 32.000r.Apr
‘
_
‘28-’35
4Ms’14 J-J $230,000___July 1 1934
Road Bonds.
’27-’39 4Ms’14 J-D 40,000---- Dec 1 1934
4Ms’25 A-O$163,000r.0ct
Water Bonds.
4Ms’26 A-O 40.000r-Apr
’28-'36
3s ’00 M-S $16,000..........1927-1930
Park Bonds.
27-’35 3Ms’01 M-S 2 0 ,0 0 0 ...Sept 15 1931
4Ms’25 A-O$135,000r_Oct
’28-’37 3Ms’04F -A 22,000___Feb 1 1934
4Ms’26 A-O 60,000r.Apr
TOTAL DEBT Apr l ’27-$2,887,380 3Ms’05 F-A 20,000___Feb 1 1935
82,695 4s ’07 M-S 25,000___Mar 1 1927
8inking funds___________
Total valuation 1926____ 30,276.575 4Ms’08 M -N 17,000___May 1 1928
7,000___Mar 1 1929
PHELPS UNION FREE SCHOOL
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.—$17.70 4s ’09 M-S
7,000___Apr 1 1930
DISTRICT NO. 8.
PLEASANTVILLE FIRE DIST.
INT. at 1st N . Bk.. Port Chester. 4Ms’10 A-O
4Ms’l l A-O 59,000___Apr 1 1931
This district (P. O. Pleasantville)
This district (P. O. Phelps) Is in
PORT JEFFERSON FIRE DIST. 4Ms’12 M -N 75,000___May 1 1932
is in Westchester County.
Ontario County.
This district (P. O. Jefferson) is in 4Ms’13 M-N105.000___May 1 1933
Fire District Bonds.
$4,000____Apr 1 1928
4Ms’1 4M -N 2,000___ May 1 1944
30.000- -Apr 1 '29-’33 ’26 M-S ($4,000..Sept 1 ’27-’34 Suffolk County.
5s
4Ms’22 J-D 516,000 ..........1927-1952
1 1,000___ Sept 1 1935
Fire House Land Bonds.
4M s’23 A-O 35.000- -Apr 1 ’34-’38
40.000- -Apr 1 ’39-’43 ’26 M-S ($2,000____Sept 1 1927 4Ms’26 - - 5s
$4,000 c------ 1927-1936 4Ms’23 J-D 25,000____ Dec 1 1952
Refunding Bonds.
50.000-Apr 1 ’44-’48
128,000
..SeptFire Construction Bonds.
1 ’28-’35
__________(?)
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’24- $171,000 BONDED DEBT
4Ms’26
$65,000c..1927 to 1936 3s ’99 A-O $21,000..........1927-1929
BOND. DEBT 1927........... $77,500 3Ms’00 M -N 36,000 ..........1927-1930
Ass’d val. ’23 (80% actual) 1,417,516
Total assess, val---------------- 1,578,400 3Ms’01 M-S 105,000_____ 1927-1931
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923----- $18.71
POMFRET (TOWN) UNION FREE Population in 1927 (est.)______ 3,800 3Ms’04F -A 31,000___ Feb 1 1934
Population (estimated)_____ 1,500
S. D. NO. 8.
3Ms’05F -A 55,000___ Feb 1 1935
INT. at the Phelps National Bank,
This district (P. O. Fredonia) is in PORT JERVIS.
4Ms'08 M -N 44,000___ May 1 1928
Phelps, or at the National City
Chautauqua County.
This city is in Orange Co. Incorp. 4s '09 M-S 105,000___ Mar 1 1929
Bank, New York.
5Ms’2OM-S($190,000c-Mar 1 ’28-’46 July 26 1907. It was formerly a part 4Ms’10 A-O 83,000___ Apr 1 1930
\ I20,000c-Mar 1 ’47-’54 of the Town of Deerpark, and is liable 4M s'll A-O 42,000___ Apr 1 1931
PIERCEFIELD.
This district (P. O. Tupper Lake) BOND. DEBT July 31 ’26. $329,000 (Jointly with that town) for the bonds 4Ms’12 M -N 23,000___ May 1 1932
Assess, val. 1926_________ 4.773,142 of the town which were outstanding 4H s’13 M -N 14,000___ May 1 1933
is in Franklin County.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926.-$27.00 on July 26 1907; the amounts of such 4H s’14 M -N 96,000___ May 1 1944
Bridge Bonds.
Principal and interest at Fredonia bonds— refunding railroad bonds— 4Hs’ 15 M -N 10,000___ May 1 1945
5s ’26 A-O $30,000—Feb 1 ’28-'42
outstanding on Apr 1 1927 was 4 ^ s ’23 J-D 53,000 ..........1928-1930
BONDED DEBT...........................(?) In New York exchange




94

NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS

POUGHKEEPSIE (C o n c lu d e d ).
Sinking Fund Commission
Bonds.
3Ms’98 M-S $15,000____Sept 1 1928
3Ms’98 M -N 59,000____Nov 1 1928
Southeast Ave. Sidewalk Dis=
trict Bonds.
4Ms’27M-Sf$105,000r*Mar 1 ’29-’35
1
5,000r*_Mar 1 1936
Arlington Sidewalk Dist. Bonds.
4Ms’27 M-S $100,000-Mar 1 ’29-’38
Fairview & Oakdale Dist. Bonds
4Ms’27 M-S $20,000--Mar 1 ’29-’33
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27_$2,821,100
Assessment debt (add’l ) -- *552,120
Local impt. warrants____ x753,247
Temporary tax loan_____
None
TOTAL DEBT................. 3,126,467
Sinking funds (School-----4,185
(General___
140,319
NET DEBT....................... 2.986,148
Water debt (incl.)_______
916,000
Assess, val. real estate_ 44,181,700
_
Other assesable property_ 1,886,630
Total assess, val. '26 (abt.
80 % actual)...................46,068,330
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927- *36.28
Pop’n 1920, 35,000; 1925, 35,670
* Not an obligation of municipality
as a whole, payable only by assess­
ments on property benefited, x Paid
by taxation l-10th yearly.
IN T. on 1913 refunding bonds,
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Oo.,
N. Y . City, or Fallkill Nat. Bank,
Poughkeepsie, N . Y .; others at
Chase Nat. Bank, N . Y . City, and
Fallkill Nat. Bank, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y .

RAMAPO UNION FREE SCHOOL
DIST. NO. 7.
Post office is Spring Valley.
4Ms’16 M -N ($27,000cMay 1 ’28-'41
( 1,000c-. May 1 194?
( 16,000c.Feb I ’28-’29
4Ms’23s-an (210,000c-Feb 1 ’30-’50
( 33,000c-Feb 1 ’51-’53
4K s’25 F-A /52,000c*.Feb 1 ’28-’53
1 1,000c*_ Feb 1 1954
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 12’26- $361,300
Ass’d val. real estate ’25_ 4,197,031
_
School tax rate (p. $1,000) ’25-$21.51
Population, 1925 (est.)________ 5,000
RANDOLPH.
This village is in Cattaraugus Co.
Incorporated in 1867.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’25F-A $9,000--Aug 1 ’27-'35
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '2 4 -- $48,380
Total valuation 1923______ 523,005
Population 1910. 1.298; 1920--1.310
RAVENA.
This village is in Albany County.
Incorporated in Aug. 1914.
x5s’19 Augl $1,000____Aug 1 1927
x Water Bonds.
5s ’17 Oct $60,000_Oct 1 ’27-’37
Street Bonds.
5s '16 Aug $9,000_Aug 15 ’27-’44
TOT1 BD. DT. June 1 ’27- $94,000
60,000
Water debt (ind.)________
Assess, val. real estate_____ 711,900
Special franchises_________
23,422
Tot.assess.val.’27(60 %act.) 735,322
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $20.90
Population in 1920___________ 2,093
x INT. at First Nat. Bk.,Ravenna.

POUGHKEEPSIE (T.) UN. FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 7.
This district (P. O. Poughkeepsie)
is in Dutchess County.
5s '14 J-J
$9,000r-Jan 1 ’28-’36
4Ms’24 - - 72,000c.June 1 '28-'51
(16.000c.Jan 1 ’28-'35
118,000c-Jan 1 ’36-’41
4Ms’24
(20,000c-Jan 1 ’42-'46
1
20,000c. Jan 1 ’47-’50
[42,OOOc_Jan 1 ’51-’57
5s ’25 J-J
15,000--Jan 1 ’29-’43
BOND. DEBT May 10’27- $212,000
Total assess, val 1926____ 4,245.807
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $10.19
_
Population (estimated)_______ 3,500
INT. at the Fallkill Nat. Bams
of Poughkeepsie or at the Chase
National Bank, N. Y . City.

RENSSELAER.
This city, formerly the village of
Greenbush, was incorporated April
1897, and is in Rensselaer County.
4 bill passed by the Legislature ol
1001 annexed to the city the village
of Bath-on-the-Hudson and part of
the town of East Greenbush
Street & Lighting Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’24 J-J ($180,000-Jan 1 ’2-8’43
1 16,000___Jan 1 1944
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’10 J-J $21.000____ Part yearly
4s ’03 Jan
36,000............. -.1938
4s ’04 Jan
16.000_________ 1939
_
4Ms’14 Nov
4.400_ May 1934
4MsT5Nov 28,000...........
i935
4Ms’27 J-J ($32,000-_Jan 1 ’28-’45
1
500___Jan 1 1946
School Bonds.
4Ms’17 J-J T*$73,000r_Jan 1 ’28-'45
( *2,400r___Jan l 1946
Refund. Impt. & Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’ 14 Nov $10,800____May 1934
4Ms’15 July 6 .4 0 0 -.-..............1935
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms g ’23J-J $80.000— Jan 1 ’28-’43
4Msg’24J-J 26,000c-.Jan 1 ’28-’40
4Ms’25 J-J (30,000_ Jan 1 ’28-’42
_
\ 1,000____Jan 1 1943
TOT. DEBT Apr 1 1927-- $624,700
Total assessed value, 1926
(about 70% actual)____12,076,404
City tax rate (per $1,000) '26-S33.89
Popul’n 1925. 11,394; 1920, 10.820
* INT. payable at City Treasurer's
office or on request by mail in N. Y ,
exchange; on bonds of 1923 at City
Treasurer’s, or Chase Nat. Bank,
New York, at option of holder; on
other bonds at Rensselaer County Bk.

PUTNAM COUNTY.
Carmel Is the county seat.
Building Bonds.
4 las’l l F-A $10,000r-.Aug 1 '27- '31
4Ms’25 J-J 28,000c.July 1 ’28-’55
Highway Bonds.
4Ms’17 F-A $12,000..Aug 1 '27-'32
4Ms’24 F-A 44,000.-Aug 1 '27-’48
4Ms’26 J-J 56,000--July 1 '28-’55
4Ms’27M-N125,000c.Mar 1 '28-’52
Road Bonds.
4Ms’12 F-A $7,000r.Aug 1 *27-'30
4Ms’13 F-A 10.000r.Aug 1 ’27-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '27 $295,000
Assess, val., real estate_ 22,347,031
_
Assess, val., personal____
89,400
Total assess, val., 1926___22,857,812
Pop’n 1910, 14,665; 1920, 10.802
INT. at County Treasurer’s office
or at First Nat. Bank, Brewster.
QUEENSBURY (TOWN) UNION
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
A district (P. O. Glens Falls) in
Warren Co. This district does not In­
clude all of the city, but does Include
certain territory outside of the city
limits.
4Ms’14 A-O $50 .OOOc.Apr 1 '28-'32
4Ms’22 M-S (345,000cMar 1 ’33-’55
1 5,000c.. Mar 1 1956
BD. DEBT Apr 12 '2 7 -.. $400,000
Total assess, val. 1926_ 25,804,742
_
Total tax rate (per M.) 1926-S22.60
Population in 1926 (est.)____18,100
Int. on first issue at First Nat.
Bank, Glen Falls, and on the last
issue at the First Nat. Bank, Glens
Falls and National Park Bank, New
York.
______
QUEENS COUNTY.
County seat is Jamaica. A large
part of the old County of Queens is
now included in the Greater New
York, and a law changing the
name of that portion of the old coun­
ty outside of Greater New York to
Nassau County went into effect Jan. 1
1899. The amount of outstanding
bonds of this county which will be
chargeable to the City of New York
has been finally determined by the
Supreme Court (V. 71, p. 875). Un­
der this decision the City of NewYork
was made liable for S3.796.032.il of
the old debt of Queens County as it
stood at the date of division, and the
remaining SI,Oil,967.89 became an
obligation of Nassau County. In­
stead of apportioning certain bonds
to New York City and to Nassau
County, the debt and interest is not
divided. New York City pays
78.952414973 of the principal and int
as it becomes due and Nassau Co.
21.047585027. The Comptroller o.
New York City acts as agent in the
payment of the debt.
Funding Bonds.
4s '97 J-D $60,000...D eo 1 1927
Building Bonds.
4s '97 J-D $120,000.--Deo 15 1927
TOT. DEBT May 1 ’2 7-—$180,000
N . Y . City’s proportion___
142,114
Nassau’s proportion_____
37,886
Pop’n 1910, 284,041; 1920, 469,042

RENSSELAER COUNTY.
County seat is Troy.
Bridge Bonds.
4Hs’15 F-A $36.000r-Aug 1 ’27-’44
5Ms’21 J-D 75,OOOc_June 1 ’31,
’41 & ’51
( ,5,000r*_ Sept 1 1931
_
4Ms’23M-S | 5,OOOr*
Sept 1 1943
( 5,OOOr*
Sept 1 1953
Jail Bonds.
4s '10 F-A i$81,000r.Aug 1 ’27-'38
4s’ 12'
10,000_____ _____ ____
Armory Bonds.
4Ms’17M-S f$24.000r-Sept 1 ’27-’39
1 4,500r-Sept 1 ’40-’42
Court-House Bonds (registered)
3J$s'95 A-0 $18.000r-.Apr 1 '28-’30
3J*s’96 A-0 105,000r-_Apr 1 ’31-’45
3J4s’97 A-O 25,000r-.Apr 1 ’41-’45
4Hs’12 M-N 1 2.000r-.N ovl’27-’32
War Bonds (renewal).
3 J4s’00 F-A $3,000c-.Feb 1 ’28-’30
Highway Bonds.
3 Ms’05 F-A $16,000r--Feb 1 ’28-’33
3 « s ’06 F-A
9,OOOr_-Feb 1 ’28-’36
4s ’07 F-A 26,OOOr-_Feb 1 ’28-’35
4s .09 F-A 14.000r--Feb 1 ’28-’34
4Ms’12 F-A 78.000r.Feb 1 ’28-’42
4J*s’13 F-A 4O,000r.Feb 1 ’28-’40
4Ms’14 F-A 46,000r_Feb 1 ’28-’42
4Ms’15 J-D 14,O00r.June 1 ’28-’41
4Hs’17 M-S 48.000r.Sept 1 ’27-’42
4J4s’19 J-D 68.000—Dec 1 ’27-’39
4Ms’22 J-J
84.000--July 1 ’27-’47
4Ms’23M-S 87,000r*-_ Sept 1 '27-48
4Ms’24J-D 171,000r*-. J’nel’28-’51
4 s ’25 J-D ( 3,000r*__Junel 1928
154,OOO June 1 ’29-’55
r*
Hospital Bonds.
4Ms’17 J-D $88.000r.June 1 ’28-’42
4 J£s’18 F-A 114,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’48
Refunding Bonds.
3 Ms’05 F-A $8,000c -Feb 1 ’28-’35
3V
Ss’06 F-A
9,000r. Feb 1 ’28-’36
BD. APR. Apr. 6 ’25— -$1,478,500
Moating debt___________
115,970
Assessed val, real estate.$93,647,938
Assessed val., personal_
_
26,505
Franchises______________ 5.733,520
Bank stock______________ 5,707,977
Total ass’d ’25 (abt. act.)105,115,940
County tax (per $1,000)’24— $10.85
Pop’n 1910. 122,276; 1920, 113.129
INTEREST on registered bonds is
payable at office of County Treas.; on
coupon bonds at Nat. State Bk.,Troy
and U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.. N . Y .

RAMAPO COMMON S. D. NO. 5 RHINEBECK SCH. DIST. NO. 15.
This district (P. O. Rhinebeck) is
This district (P. O. Tallman) is in
in Dutchess County.
Rockland County.
School Bonds.
School Bonds.
4j^s’26 ---$ 10 0,00 0 _______________ 4.40s’27 J-J($88,000r*Jan 1 ’28-49
ONDED D E B T _______________ (?)
\ 2,OOOr*—Jan 1 1950




BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $90,000
Floating debt (additional).
1,000
Total assess, val. (70%
actual) ’27______________ 1,562,000
School tax rate (per $1,000)’26:$12.50
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 1,700
RICHLAND.
This town (P. O. Pulaski) is in
Oswego County.
Bridge Bonds.
( $6,000c*0ct 1 ’27-32
4Ms
A-O! 36,000c*0ct 1 ’33-’50
( 8,000c*0ct 1 ’51-’52
BOND. DEBT Apr 101927 $50,000
Total assess val. 1926 (abt.
65% actual)___________2,887,069
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $21.80
Population 1910, 3,791: 1920—3.738
INT. at the National City Bank,
New York.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
This village Is in Otsego County
Incorporated in 1861.
| Street Bonds,
tils
4MsT6J-J $12,000c____ 1927-1934
4Ms’18 July 1 (9,000c.July 1 ’35-’40
134,500cJuly 1 ’41-’43
BOND. DEBT Apr 1927— $97,000
Water debt (incl.)___________54,000
Assessed val., real estate_ 1,375,025
_
Assessed value, personal_
_
28,371
Total ass’d val. *26 (actual) 1,420,507
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.-$15.00
Population In 1910 1,503: 1920 1.388
§INT. at 1st Nat. Bk..Richfield Spgs
RIDGWAY & SHELBY SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 12.
This district (P. O. Medina) is in
Orleans County.
School Bonds.
5s ’21 J&D$338.OOOr*.$14,000 yrly
5s ’23 J-D 66,000___ $2,000 y’ly
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 1927 $404,000
Total assessed value ’26
(about 75% actual)_____5,695.432
8chool tax rate (per$l,000)’26 $20.53
Population 1926 (est.)________ 6,500
INT. at the Fidelity Trust Co..
Buffalo, and at the Seaboard
National Bank, N. Y .
RIVERHEAD.
This town is in Suffolk County.
Water System Construe. Bonds.
5s ’14 J-D $28,350r—Dec 1 '27-’34
4.875s’14J-D 12,000r—Dec 1 ’27-’34
Highway Construction Bonds.
($28 OOOr.July 1 ’28-’34
4J$s’22 J-J (40,O O
O r—July 1 ’35-’42
450r— July 1 1943
4Ms’24 J-J (14,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’34
\60,000c.Jan 1 ’35-’44
4Ms’24 A-O / 40,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’42
\ 3,900c._.Jan 1 1943
BOND. DEBT Mar. 1924. $143,450
Assess, val. real estate____5,601,427
Assess, value personal_____
82,700
Assess, value franchises_
_
69,000
Tot. assess, value 1923____ 5,753,127
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’22_____ $42.10
Population 1910, 5,345; 1920. .5,753
RIVERHEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
This district is in Suffolk County.
' $4,OOOr...Sept 1 ’ 927
5s ’22 M-S 35,000r_Sept 1 ’28-’32
45,000r-Sept 1 ’33-’37
I50,000r-Sept 1 ’38-’52
BONDED DEBT_______________ (?)
INT. at the Suffolk County Trust
Oo., Riverhead.
ROCHESTER.
Rochester is the county seat o
>
Monroe County. Incorporated 1834.
Law providing for annexation of vil­
lage of Charlotte went into effect
Jan. 1 1916. Law providing for the
annexation of parts of the towns of
Gates and Greece went into effect
Jan. 1 1919.
City Garage Bonds.
4Ms’16 J-J $13,500r_Jan 1 ’28-’36
Library Bonds.
4Ms’16 J-J $13.50Or.Jan 1 ’28-’36
Playground Bonds.
4Ms’16 J-J $13,500r_Jan 1 ’28-’36
incinerating Plant Bonds.
4t£s’13 J-J $100.000— -Jan 15 1933
4s ’17 J-J 20,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’37
Refunding Bonds (Roch. &
State Line RR.).
4Ms’13 F-A$480,000r_ Feb 1 1933
_
Fire House Bonds.
4Ms’18 F-A $55,000._Aug 1 ’27-’48
4Ms’27 F-A (153,O r* Feb 1 ’28-’36
OO
1 12,000r*. _Feb 1 1937
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
4Ms’18 F-A $99,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’48
5s ’21 F-A 650,000r*._Feb. 1 1951
Voting-Machine Bonds.
4Ms’18 F-A $42,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’38
Water-Works.
_
3 Ms’92F-Ax$500,000r_ Feb 11942
3 ^ s ’94F-A *950,000r-„Feb 1 1944
4s ’12 J-Jxl,000,000___ Jan 1 1942
4Ms’13 J-J 1,849,000— -Jan 15 1933
4Ms’ 15 M-S 700,000r..-M ar 1 1945
4s ’16 J-J 200,000c—.Jan 1 1946
4s ’17 J-J 685,000___ Jan 1 1947
4M»T8 F-A 575,000___ Aug 1 1948
4Ms’19 J-J 435,000r*„July 1 1949
5s ’21 F-A 371,000r*_-Feb 1 1951
4s ’23 F-A 312.000.-Feb 1 ’28-’53
4Ms’24 F-A f156,OOOr*_Feb 1 ’28-’53
1 26.000r*.-Feb 1 1954
4J£s’25 F-A/351,000c *Feb 1 ’28-’54
1 23,000c*—Feb 1 1955
4Ms’26F-AJ 81,0 0 0 c *...1928-1936
1160,000c*.-.1937-1956
4Ms’27 F-A (464,O r* Feb 1 ’28-’56
OO
( 11,000r*..Feb 1 1957
Park Bonds.
3s ’88 J-J z$200,000r_..July 1 1928
3Hs’96 J-J X60.000r.-Feb 29 1936
4Ms’13 J-J 140,000____Jan 15 1933
4M»T6 J-J
13,500r„Jan 1 ’27-’36
4Ms’18 F-A (33,000_____ 1927-1937
\ 6.000______ 1938
4Ms’ 13J-J15 470,000---- Jan 15 1933

[V ol. 124.
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
4J$s’14 A-0$500.000r___ 4pr 1 1944
4Ms’13 J-J 1,000,000— -Jan 15 1933
4Ms’15 M-S 300,OOOr...Mar 1 1945
4s ’16 J-J 250,000c...Jan 1 1946
4s ’17 J-J 350.000____Jan 1 1947
4Ms’18 F-A 225.000------Aug 1 1948
4Ms’19 J-J 80,000r*_-July 1 1949
5s ’21 F-A 70.000.-Feb 1 ’28-’41
4Ms’22 J-J /10,000—Jan 1 ’28-’32
130,000.. Jan 1 ’33-’42
4Ms’26 F-A 190,000c*.._ 1928-1946
Water-Works Refunding.
3 H s ’03 J-Jx$2,697,000r—Jan 1 1933
Water Refunding.
3 J4s’05M-N $360,OOOr-.May 1 1935
Municipal Bldg. Construe. Bds.
4Ms’19 J-J $220,000.-July 1 ’28-’49
5s ^21 F-A 210,000r*_ Feb 1’28-’41
4}£s’27 F-A(378,000r*_Feb 1 ’28-’41
1 23,OOOr*. .Feb 1 1942
Local Improvement Bonds.
4s ’08 J-J x jl,000,OOOr..Sept 11938
4Ms’13 J-J2,100,000____Jan 15 1933
4Ms’ 15 M-S 600,000___ Mar 1 1945
4Ms’16 J-J 190.000r„Jan 1 ’28-’46
4s ’17 J-J (306,000. —Jan 1 ’28-’46
1 7,000____Jan 1 1947
4K s’18 F-A 165,000r__Aug 1 ’27-’48
4)|sT9 J-J 500,OOOr.—July 1 1949
5s ’21 F-A $700,OOOr*—Feb 1 1941
4Ms’22 J-J 1178,000.—Jan 1 ’28-’41
l 22.000___ Jan 1 1942
4s ’23 F -A l.200.000.-Feb 1 ’28-’43
4Ms’25F-A
700,000r*.Feb l ’28-34
4J£s’25F-Al,260.000c*_Feb 1 ’28-’45
4Ms’26 F -A l,235,000c*-- 1927-1946
School Bonds.
4s ’ 12 J-DS350,000r_..June 1 1942
4Hs’14 A-O 500,000r----Apr 1 1944
4Ms’15 M-S 400,000____Mar 1 1945
4Ms’10 J-J 255,000— .Jan 1 ’28-’46
4s ’17 J-J 200,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’47
4Ms’18 F-A 660,OOOr.Aug 1 ’27-’42
4Ms’19 J-J l286.000r.July 1 ’28-’48
( 23.000r-..July 1 1949
5s’21 F-A (1,518,OOOr*.Feb l ’28-’50
( 86,OOOr*—Feb 1 1951
4Ms’22J-J 2,500,000.—Jan 1 ’28-’52
4s ’23 F-A (1,675,000--Feb 1 ’28-’52
( 82,000____Feb 1 1953
4Ms’25 F-A 560,000c* Feb 1 ’28-’55
4Ms’26 F-A( 162,000c*.-.1927-1936
(320,000-----1937-1956
4Ms’27 F-A 600.000r*_Feb 1 ’28-’47
Canal Land Purchase Bonds.
4Ms’22J-J ($1,252,000-Jan 1 ’28-’51
t
76,000— Jan 1 1952
Municipal Hospital Bonds.
4Ms’24 F-A ($78,OOOr*. Feb l ’28-’53
1 13.OOOr*.. Feb 1 1954
4Ms’25 F-A 280,000c* Feb 1 ’28-’55
4Ms’26 F-Af 72,000c*---- 1927-1936
(120,000c * . . . 1937-1956
4Ms’27 F-A/319,000r*_Feb 1 ’28-’56
1 6,OOOr*—Feb 1 1957
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’22J-J ($1.392,000-Jan 1 ’28-’51
(
68,000___Jan 1 1952
4Ms’23F-A /1,040,O O *.F ebl’28-’53
Or
( 65,000r*._Feb 1 1954
4Ms’26 F-A 950,000c*..1928-1946
4 Ms’27F-A 1,000,000r *-Feb 1 ’28-’47
Municipal Land Purchase Bds.
4Ms’22J-J( $84,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’41
( 11,000____ Jan 1 1942
4Ms’25 F-A 90,000c* Feb 1’28-’45
4Ms’26F -A 2 90,000c*...1928-1956
Garbage Disposal Constr. Bds.
4Ms’22 J-J
$90,000___ Jan 1 1952
Convention Hall Bonds.
4s ’09 J-D $100,O O
O r June 1 1929
Brown Street Subway Bonds.
4s ’23 F-A ($175,000--Feb 1 ’28-’52
( 27,000____ Feb 1 1953
Transit Subway Const. Bonds.
4s ’23 F-A$390.000—Feb 1 ’28-’53
4 Ms’24F-A (1,456,O O *. Feb 1’28-’53
Or
\ 51,OOOr*-Feb 1 1954
4 Ms’25F-A /1,782,000c*Feb 1 ’28-’54
( 86,000c*.-Feb 1 1955
4Ms’26 F-A / 576,000c*_ .1927-1936
(1,260,000c * -1937-1956
4Ms’27F-Al,650,000r*.Feb 1 ’28-’57
Western Sewage Bonds.
4s ’23 F-A$144,000— Feb 1 ’28-’33
VILLAGE OF CHARLOTTE (An­
nexed).
Water Bonds.
4Ms’98 July $i ,000r— -July 1 1927
Electric Light Bonds.
4Ms’98 July $400r— July 1 1927
TOWN OF GREECE (Annexed).
Sewer District No. 2 Bonds.
5s T3 F-A $9.OOO _ Aug 1 1927
r_
Sewer District No. 3 Bonds.
5s T7 July $l,500r_July 1 ’28-’30
Sewer Bonds.
.
__
4Ms’14 F-A $4,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’30
4Ms’16 F-A
2,500r.Aug 1 ’27-’31
4Ms’ 16 F-A
7,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’33
School Dist. No. 1 Bonds.
4.65s’14Dec $8,750r.Dec 1 ’27-’33
5s T4 Nov
6,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’30
4.75s’17J-D 67,00Or.Dec 1 ’27-’51
Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 4 Bds.
4Ms’07 J-J $11.000r-.Jan 1 ’28-’38
School District No. 8 Bonds.
5s T5 Dec $2.400r.Dec 1 ’27-’34
School District No. 10 Bonds.
5s T5 Dec $10,080r.Dec 1 ’27-’34
TOWN OF OATES (Annexed).
School District No. 3 Bonds.
5s T2 July $10,500r.July 1 ’28-’32
5s T2 June l,500r.June 1 ’28-’32
School District No. 6 Bonds.
5s T5 Apr $4,150r.Apr 12 ’28-’32
Water Bonds.
5s T5 J-D $12,000r.June 1 ’28-’35
TOWN OF BRIGHTON (Annexed)
School District No. 5 Bonds.
5Ms’13 J-J
$l,400r.Nov 1 ’27-’30
x Subject to call begin. 10 years
after date. * After 20 years.
INTEREST.— All bonds and int.
are payable at office of Central Union
Trust Co. of N Y ., fiscal agents of
the city.
TOT. DEBT. SINK. FDS. &C.—
A p r . 1 ’26. A p r . 1 ’27.
Bond. debt.$50,516,800 $53,840,710
Water debt
(included) 11,488,000 11,920,500

NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS

J une, 1927.]
ROCHESTER (C o n c lu d e d ) .
Included in the bonded debt given
above for Apr. 1 1927 are $10,170,
900 local-impt. bonds and $144,000
West side trunk sewer bonds issued
to provide money pending the collec­
tion o f assessments. Bills payable
against entire city Apr. 1 1927,
$6,726,000.
On Apr. 1 1927 the city had a
sinking fund o f $4,726,764. On
Apr. 1 1927 the city was $5,842,904
under its debt limit.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
(Assessment about 70% actual.)
1927.
1926.

$

$

ROSE AND HURON CENTRAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
This district (P. O. North Rose)
is in Wayne County.
S chool Bonds.
4 K s’26 M-S $200,000r*Sept l ’27-’ 66
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27- $200,000
Assess, val. ’26 (65% act.) 1 270,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$14.50
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 1,200
ROTTERDAM UNION FREE S. D.
NO. 4.
This district (P. O. Schenectady)
is in Schenectady County.
4 & s’25 J-D ($45,000c.June 1 ’33-’41
l 80,000c.June 1 ’42-’45
BON D. D EBT June 1 1926.$197,250
Assess, val.'25 (abt.30% act.)725,758
School tax (per $1,000) '26
$51.50
Population (e s t.).......................4,700
IN T . at Citizens Trust C o.,
Schenectady.

Real estate.503,607,834 482,387,249
Personal___
199,450
235,950
Franchise.. 18,060,543 16,626,378
P en sion s...
585,500
530,450
Total______522,453 327 499,780,027
Tax(per$l,000) $27.63
$25.96
POPULATION— In 1920 was 295,750; in 1910 was 218,149.
RYE, VILLAGE.
A village in Westchester County.
ROCKLAND COUNT*
Inc. 1904. Population 1910. 3,964;
New City is the county seat.
1920, 5,308.
Highway Bonds.
B oston Post Road Bonds.
4M s’25F-A ($32,000.Aug 15 ’27-’34 4M s’24 M-S $85,000r*Mar 1 0 ’28-’44
l 52.000.Aug 15 ’35-’38
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’26 M-S 70,000r_Sept 1 ’27-36 5s ’08 M-SS.l 21 OOOr_MchlO ’ 28-’38
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4M s’22 M -N 108,000r.-N ov 1 ’ 27-’52
4M s’05M-S$144,000r.Sept 1 ’27-’34 4 J^s’23 M -N 92 ,000..N ov 1 ’ 27-’ 52
H ospital Bonds.
4M s’ 25 M -N 7 0 ,0 0 0 c*.N ov l’27-’40
5s T8 J-J $28,000._July 1 *28-’34 4Ms’26 J-J15 216,OOOr* July 15’31-66
5s g 1 9 A-O 24.000r._0ct 1 ’27-’34
Sewer M aintenance Bonds.
f12,000.Aug 15 ’27-’34 4M s’22 M -N $35,000r..N ov 1 ’26-’32
4M s’25 F-A
8,000— Aug 15 1935
Fire Dept. Bonds.
(27,000.Aug 15 '36-’38 5s ’08M-S $17,OOOr_Mch 10 ’28-’38
BON D. D EBT Mar 1 0 ’25 $407,000 6s g’21 M-S
8,000c-Mar 1 ’28-’51
Ass’d value, real estate_ 39,678,291 6s g’21 M-S
_
2,400c.M ar 1 ’28-'51
Assessed value, personal..
38,300
Disposal-Plant Bonds.
Special franchise________ 1,326,747 5s g ’19 A-O $7 ,200 r..0ct 1 ’?7-’35
Total ass’d value, 1924___41,043,388 4M s’24 M -S 14,OOOr* Sept 1 ’27-’40
Popula’n 1910, 46,873; 1920, 45,548 4M s’25 M-S (36,OOOr* Mar 10 ’28-30
ENT. payable by check on N . Y .
110,OOOr* Mar 1 0 ’40-43
City to registered holder; on bonds of
Street Im provement B onds.
1925 at County Treasurer’s office.
5 s’08 M-S $58.000r._ MchlO ’28-’38
4H s’ 12 M-S 60.OOOr.Mch 10’ 28-'42
ROCKLAND
(TOWN)
UNION 6s g ’21 M -N 40.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’51
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1. 5s ’22 M -N 6.000. .M ay 1 ’ 28-’39
This town (P. O. Roscoe), Sullivan 4 .10s’27A-0$750.000r* Apr 1 ’28-’37
County. On April 27 1922 Districts
Dock Bonds.
N o. 1 and 9 were consolidated.
5s ’08 M-S $6,OOOr.Mch 10 ’28-’37
S ch ool Bonds.
Road Bonds.
5s ’ 17 J-J $26,000--$l,500 yearly 4J^s’26 M-S /$56.000r*Sept 1 ’27-’40
TOTAL D E B T Apr 15 1927.$24,500
L 2,000r*.Sept 1 1941
Total assessed valuation 1926
BOND. D EBT Feb 28 ’27 $1,095,585
(about 18% actual)______ 240,313 Assessed valuation 1926 -33,303,666
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26.$40.60 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $11.53
_
Population in 1924______________975
IN T . at Central Trust C o., N. Y .
and at Village Treasurer’s office.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
This village is in Nassau County. RYE, TOWN.
Inc. July 15 1893. Pop. 1925.10,316,
This town is In Westchester Co.
1920. 6,262.
Judgm ent Bonds.
Village Hall Bonds.
5s '20 J-J $12,000..July 1 28-’31
5s ’24 A-O $70.OOOr* .O ct 1 ’27-’33
Highway Bonds.
E lectric L ighting Bonds.
3 h s '02 J-D $25.000r_June 1 ’28-’32
6s '27 J-D$380,000r* June 1 ’28-’47 *"'JB A-O
9,900. _Oct 1 ’27-’35
W ater Bonds.
4 tfs ’26 J-D 58,100-June 15 ’29-’40
4^s
M -S $ 5 ,0 0 0 ... Sept 1 1927
Park Bonds.
5s '24 J-J
10,000r*_jan 1 ’28-’29 3.85g09F-A $310,000r.Feb 15 ’28-’58
5s '25 J-J
16,000_ Jan 1 ’28-’35 4s g '09 F-A 31.000r.Feb 15 ’28-’58
_
4Ms’26 J-J
27,000--Jan 1 ’28-’36 BOND. D EBT M ay 19 ’27 $444,100
4Ms’26 M-S 33,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’29 Assessed val., real estate.76,580,965
4.35s’26M-N 75,OOOr* N ov 1 ’27-’4l Other assessable property. 1,662,416
6s ’27 J-D 90,OOOr* June 1 ’30-’52 Tot.ass’d val.'26(90% act.)78,203,381
6s ’27 J-J
20,OOOr* Jan 1 ’28-’37 Town tax (per $1,000) 1927_ $9.11
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 1927-. $236,000
1920, 25,819;
Assessed valuation 1926.-10,453,833 Ponula’nat First Nat. 1925,31,430
IN T .
Bank. Port
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926. $18.60 Chester.
INT. payable in Rockville Centre
at Bank of Rockville Centre.
RYE UN. FREE SCH. DIST. N O .l.
4s ’02 J-J
S500r ...J a n 1 1928
ROME.
This city Is in Oneida Co. Inc. 4.30s’07J-D 15,000. .June 1 ’28-’42
M ch. 8 1870. Population TO, 20,497 4 Jis'23 M-S 25,000-Mar 15 ’28-’52
4 Ms’22 M-S (4 7,00 0..Sept 1 ’27-'47
1920, 26,341.
140,000..Sept 1 ’48-’52
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
4M s’ 15 A-O $3.000r_Apr 15 ’28-’30 4M s’26 J-J15 $3,000.July 15 ’27-’29
BOND. D E B T June 4 ’27. $230,500
Sewer B onds.
5M s’21 A-O/100,000c. Apr 1 ’31-’40 Ass’d val.’26(abt. 2-3 act.)8,223,486
l 12.000c.Apr l 1941 School tax (per $1,000) ’ 26..$12.54
4M s’25 J-J 20,000...$5,000 yrly. Population in 1925 (est.)______ 4,300
IN T . at Mamaroneck in N . Y.
S treet B onds.
4.40s’24June $10.000..June 1 ’ 28-’29 exchange.
4M s’25 J-J 75,166.67-July 1 ’28-’37
Canal Im provement Bonds.
RYE UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO . 2
4M s’25 . . . $40,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’31
This district (P. O. Rye) is West­
Assessment B onds.
chester County.
4s ’27 A-0$203,800.Apr 15 ’28-’31 4H s’22 F-A ($44,OOOr* Feb 1 ’28-’37
School Bonds.
1 75,OOOr* Feb 1 ’38-’ 52
-s ’27 ---$ 7 9 8 ,0 0 0 ________ ______ 4 K s 26 J-J
58,000r*_July 1 ’28-’56
W ater Bonds.
4.20s’27A-O $55,000
4s ’08 J-J $100,OOOr...July 1 1928 , ($2,000, Apr. 1 1928-54; $1,000,
4s ’08 J-J
90,000r_ Nov 2 1928 Apr. 1 1955.)
_
4s '09 J-J
50,000r_ Apr 5 1929 BOND. D E B T M ay 20 ’27 $232,000
_
4s ’09 J-J 155,OOOr... July 1 1929 Assessed valuation 1926_ 7,200,000
_
4s TO J-J
25,000r— Jan 2 1930 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26..$6.71
4s TO J-J
40,OOOr... Deo 1 1930 Population___________________ i ,600
4M s’l l J-J 158,OOOr.. Sept 15 1931
IN T . at the U. S. Mtge. & Trust
C ity Improvement Bonds.
4.40s’26M-S f$30,000c . Sept 1 ’27-’31 C o., N. Y .
l 2,000c.Sept 1 ’32-'33
4s ’27 M -N 30,000—M ay 1 ’28-’31 RYE UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO.3.
GEN. B D . D T . Jan 1 ’27-$l,724,167 6s ’09 N ov 14,000. .N ov 1 ’27-’33
Water debt (incl.)_______
618,000 BOND. D E B T Apr 1 3 ’27 . $12,250
Assessment debt (add’l ) __ 375,051 Assessed val. ’26 (60 act.)13,408,715
Sinking fund (water)_____
176,703 School tax (per $1,000) 1926 — .$6.45
Assessed valuation, real..22,219,330 Value of school property
176 103
Assessed val-n, personal..
2,250
Other assessable prop erty .
816,642 Population In 1925 (e s t .)._ .Z _ .5^000
Tot .ass’d val.’26 (80 % act) 23,038,222
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927...$31.36 RYE UN. FREE SCH. DIST. NO.4.
INTEREST is payable in Rome at 4H s’10 A-O $20,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’31
Rome Trust Co. and Farmers’ Nat. 4s '05 M -N 28.000._M ay 1 ’28-’34
Bank; and N .Y .a t Nat. Park Bank. 4s 17 M -N 5,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’32
4Mg 15M-N (72,000r_May 1 ’28-’45
ll9,000r.M ay 1 ’28-’47
ROME UNION FREE SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Rome) Is in
180,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’36
4H s’22M -S( 75,000c_Mar 1 ’37-’41
Oneida County.
4 s '09 M-S $4,OOOr................. 1928
15,000c_Mar 1 ’42-’44
4>£s’ 17 J-J
55,OOOr__________1938
32,000c.M ar 1 ’45-’52
4M s’19 F-A*170,000c__________1943 4 ^ s ’23 M-S 70,000r_ Sept 1 ’27-’33
4M s’22M-S *160,000c__________1948 4 K s’23 M-S 20,000r_Sept 1 ’27-’30
-----4H s’25J-J*f$100.000cJan 1 ’29-’38 BOND . D EBT M ay 1 ’26. $620,600
1 300,000cJan 1 ’39-’58 Tot.ass d val. 25(90%act.)21,784.524
BON D. D E B T Apr 1 1927 $789,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$17.66
T ot. assess, val. ’26(85%
IN T. payable at Port Chester
actual)----------------------- 22,000,000 Sav. Bank, Peekskill Sav. Bank, RivSch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$13.80 erhead Sav. Bank, Brevoort Sav.
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 30,000 Bank, Emigrant Industrial Sav
* IN T . at National Park Bank, Bank and First Nat. Bank, Port
New York City.
Chester.




95

SARANAC LAKE.
This village is in Franklin and Es­
sex counties. Incorp. June 1892.
Sidewalk Bonds.
3Ms’01 F-A $2, lOOr____1927-1931
5s T3 F-A
3,500.......... 1927-1933
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’08 M-S $22,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’37
4Ms’09 M-S
7,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’33
ST. JOHNSVILLE.
5s ‘ 3 F-A
~ T~ ~
3,500_____ 1927-1933
This village is in Montgomery Co 5s T9 J-D
4,500r* June 1 ’28-’36
Aug 1 ’27-’30
Inc. 1868 Population 1910, 2,536 4 3-5s’22 F-A 4.000—
1920, 2,469.
Aug 1 ’27-’29
4 3-5s'22 F-A 3.000—
W ater Supply Bonds.
5s ’23 M-S
9,000____ 1927-1935
4.40s
...$ 1 5 8 ,0 0 0 _____1927-1958 4Ms’26 J-D
3,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’30
Paving Bonds.
8,OOOr* June 1 ’27-’34
4 Ms’26 F-A
4.30s’ UAug $19,500r.Aug 1 ’27-’39
Water Bonds.
4Ms’ 1 5 __
5,000___ June ’28-’37 3M s’01 F-A $8,OOOr____ 1927-1931
6 s ’20 . . .
13,000 _____ 1927-1939 4s ’03 F-A 10,800r____ 1927-1933
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’06 J-J
32,OOOr.July 1 ’35-’66
4M s’06 Nov $12,600r_Nov 1 ’26-’35 4s ’06 J-J
5,OOOr.Jan 1 ’36-’40
43^s’25 F-A 10,000..........1930-1949 4.40s’ 10M-N 28,OOOr.May 1 ’40-’67
Street Bonds.
4 3-5s’22 F-A 14,000—July 1 '28-’46
5s '17 Aug $18.000r_Aug 1 ’27-’44 4.40s’25A-O / 6,000—Apr 1 ’28-’30
5s T7 Aug
5.000r.Aug 1 ’27-’36
\ 1,100------Apr 1 1931
4Ms’ 19 July ( 4,000_ July ’ 28-’ 3J
_
Sewer Bonds.
110.000. . . July ’32-’41 ’02 F-A $8,OOOr____ 1927-1932
4s
4.60s s-a
52,000_______________ 4s ’-06 J-J
18,OOOr.July 1 ’31-’66
BOND. D E B T Apr 5 ’26— $317,180 4 K s’08 M-S
6,OOOr.Sept l ’27-’38
Water debt (Incl.)________ 165,000 4.45s’ 12J-J
50,000c.July 1 ’42-’66
Assess, val. real__________ 2,001,390 4 3-5s’22 F-A 10.000—July 1 ’2 -.-’37
Assess, val. personal_______________ 3,600
4.40s’25A-O ( 8,000—Apr 1 ’28-’35
Assess, val. other prop_____________ 38,350
1 800____ Apr 1 1936
Total assess, val. 1925____ 2,043,340 4>$s’26 M -N (54,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’54
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--$21.33
\ 1 ,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1955
INT. at First Nat. Bk., St. JohneFire Department Bonds.
vllle.
---------4.45s’10J-J $7,200r. July 1 ’28-’39
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
5s ’20 A-O
5,000r*. Apr 1 ’28-’32
Canton Is the county seat.
4.40s’25A-O (18,000..A pr 1 ’ 28-’45
\ 500____ Apr 1 1946
O ffice & Heating Plant Bonds
Storm Sewer Bonds.
„
($10,000____ Feb 1 1Q28
4Jis’25 F-A{ 40,000..F eb 1 ’29-’30 4M s’09 —. $2,500........................ —
6,OOOr* Aug 1 ’27-’32
(180,000. .F eb 1 ’3 l-’48 4M s’26 F-A
C oun ty Home Impt. Bonds.
Crematory Bonds.
14 M-S $31,000.-M ar 1 ’29’30 4.45s’ 10F-A $2,800r_Aug 1 *27-’32
Highway Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 ’27- $465,156
42,155
4s T4 M-S $15,000 ...M a r 1 1928 Assess, debt (add’l ) _______
4M» 15 J-J 147,868_____ 1931-1940 Water bonds (included)___ 127,900
13,235
4M s’ 16 J-J ( 45,OOOr — 1941-1943 Sinking funds____________
I 11,308r__________1944 Assess, val. real estate____7,249,550
.
T T f 30,000— _Jan 1 ’28-’30 Exem ptions______________ 1,134,600
5s 23 J-J -{300,000
Jan 1 ’31-’42 Assess, val. personal_______________ 37,300
1,20,000------Jan 1 1943 Other assess, prop________ 160,435
., .
(35,000..A pr 1 ’28-’34 Tot. ass’d val. ’26(40% act.)8,544,585
4J£s 26 A-& {20,000—Apr 1 ’35-’36 Village tax (per $1,000) 1926— $17.00
190.000. .A pr 1 ’37-’42 Pop’n 1910, 4,983; 1920............. 5,174
r " is h w a y p o n str. & Impt. Bds.
IN T . payable at Adirondack Nat.
5s 21 M-S $120,000.Mar 1 ’ 28-’35 Bank, Saranac Lake, in N . Y . exch.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27 $1,095,176
Assess, val. real estate------ 60,168,580 SARATOGA COUNTY.
Assess, val. personal_______________ 706,930
Ballston Spa is the county seat.
Special franchises_____
1,379,190
H ospital Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1926____62,254,700 5s ’24 F-A $50,OOOr* Feb 1 ’41-42
Popula’n 1925, 91,806; 1920. 88.121
Road B onds.
IN T . at County Treasurer’s offic*. 5s 20 F-A $325. O O * . . Feb 1’28-’40
Or
5s ’23 F-A 85,000c_Feb 1 ’28-’42
SALAM ANCA.
5s ’24 F-A (60,OOOr* Feb 1 ’43-’44
r
cit,y, ls In Cattaraugus Co.
\ 5,OOOr*..Feb 1 1945
fgc^ M ay 14 1913. Pop’n TO, 5.792;
Bridge Bonds.
lyzU, y,27o.
5s ’23 F-A $51,000c. Feb 1 ’28-’44
City Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
5s T9 M -N $1.000------N or 1 1927 4M s’26M-S/$10,000r* Mar 1 1945
H ospital B onds.
1180,OOOr* Mar 1 ’46-’51
5s ’20 J-J
$3,000r._Jan 1 ’28-’30
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 8 ’27 $766,000
W ater Bonds.
5 8 ’ 17 f -A $1,OOOr...Aug 1 1927 T ot. ass’d val. 1926______ 71,987,265
$9.41
3.85s 05ann 22,500r_Nov 1 5 '27-’35 State&Co.tax(per $1.000) ’26. 60,029
4.3os 1 4 ...
16,000..July 1 '28-’34 Popula’n 1925, 62,230; 1920.
IN T . at County Treas. office.
5s 20 A-O 2 0 ,000 ..Aug 1 ’28-’39
Light Bonds.
3.85s’05M-N $4,500.N ov 15 ’27-’35 SARATOGA SPRINGS.
This city is in Saratoga County.
C ity Hall Bonds.
.—
($6,OOOr*..May l ’28-33 Inc. June 22 T 5. Pop. 1910, 13,693;
1920, 13,181.
4 H s2 4 . . . j 2,0 0 0 r*.. M ay 1 1934 4^is'22 F-A$338.000r*-_Febl’28-’43
30,0 0 0 r*.. M ay l ’35-44 4M s’25 . . .
9,000—Aug
27-’35
_ ,
. 140,000r*— M ay l ’45-54 4.30s’26M-S (10,OOOr* Sept 1 ’’27-’36
1
S chool Bonds.
(20,OOOr* Sept 1 ’37-’46
4Ms’U9 J-J ($12,OOOr.Nov 1 ’27-’30
Park Bonds.
. . . ,, . _ l 40.000r.Nov 1 ’31-’40
4.60s 15 June 4,000r.June 1 ’28-’31 4M s’ l l A-O $56,OOOr.Oct 1 ’27-’40
4 Ms’ l l J-D 80,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’40
Park B onds.
28-’42
4.40s’09A-0 $1,500—Oct 1 ’27-’29 4Ms’13 J-D [30.0OOr_Juno 1 ’1 1942
9,000c— _Mar
Sidewalk B onds.
4M s’23M -S {2 0,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1943
4.60s’ 15 June $5.000r.June 1 ’28-’32
(21,000c. ..M a r 1 1944
_
Heating System Bonds.
5s 19 A-O $9 ,000 ..Oct 1 ’27-’35 4Ms’24 M-S 15,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’41
Sewer B onds.
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
02
M-S
1 ’ 28-’29
5s 19 a L° S13,000r._Oct 1 ’27-’39 4s P ublic Im$24,OOOr.Mayonds.
provement B
Sewer Bonds.
-s '18 M-S $4,566_Sept 1 ’27-’28 4Ms’23 M-S $14,000r_ Mar 1 ’31-37
Lake Bridge B onds.
5 ^ s ,21 A-O 12,500— Apr 1 ’28-’31
M-S $36,000r. Mar 1 ’31-42
4H s 27 J-D
9,690.-June 1 '28-’44 4M s’23 amount due each year, see
(For
Paving Bonds.
116, p. 1456.)
4-50sT 0 . „
$ L 2 0 0 -A u g 1 ’27-’30 V.W ater W orks B onds.
4.50s 10---480...A u g 1 ’27-’3fl
’31-’37
4Jis’ 16 . . .
12,000—Feb 1 ’28-’§6 4Ms’23 M-S {f$7,OOOr.Mar 1 ’38-’39
6,OOOr.Mar 1
5s 17 . . .
5,5 00... July 1 ’28-’37
1 ’40’-41
5s 17 . . . 11,000— July 1 ’28-’37 BOND. D E Bl 8,OOOr.Mar $720,500
T Apr 12 ’27
5s 17 ---7,800. .July 1 ’28-’37
51,000
11,000----- July 1 ’28-37 Water debt (incl.)________
5s 17 ----.34,494,025
5 sT 7
6.400. July 1 ’28-37 Tot. ass’d vai. ’26 (act’l)1926—$27.00
5s 18 ---4 ,2 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’33 TotalTtax (per $1,000)
IN . at office of Commissioner of
5s 18
3,500..Sept 1 ’27-’33
514s 21 A-O 60,000.c . _Apr 1 _7-’41 Finance in Saratoga Springs.
4J4s’24 J-D 10,000—June 1 ’28-’44
5s '26 . . . 15,305___________ _J_Z SARATOGA SPRINGS CITY S.D.
4J4s’24 J-J
17,000. .June 1 '28-’44 4M s’22 F-A$355,000c&rFeb 1 ’28-’43
4.40s’27F-A 13,480.42r Feb 1 ’28-47 (For amount due each year see
V. 115, p. 571.)
4.40s;27F-A 13.074.75r Feb 1 ’58-47
BOND. D E B T Apr 6 ’27- $346,000
Bridge Bonds.
Assess, val. 1926 (actual).29,611.725
4.90s’26 A-O $7,000—Aug 1 ’28-’34
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 1927 $645,644 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $27.00
Total assessed value 1923..6,096 988 Population (estimated)_____ 13,500
T °TV£ax ratetper $1,000)1922$41.70
Prin. and int. at Saratoga Springs
IN T. on park bonds and school or at Chase National Bank, N. Y .
bonds at Salamanca Trust C o • on
water bonds of 1914 in N . Y ex­ SCARSDALE.
change.
—
This village is la Westchester Co.
SALINA.
Inc. as a town M ar. 7 1778; village
^ This I®)?'1 Is in Onondaga Countv. May 24 1915.
'
BOND. D E B T Apr 1927-____None
Bridge Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (79% act,)5,699,100 4M s’24 F-A ($17,000c.Aug 1 ’27-*43
Total tax (per $1,000)1926 ..$ 13.6 0
1 2 ,1 0 0 c...A u g 1 1944
Population 1910, 3,208; 1920, 4,257
Sewer B onds.
IN T . at Union Trust C o.. N . Y . 4.40ST4J-J ($120.000r—July ’28-’56
2.000r___July 1 1957
SANFORD AND DEPOSIT JOINT 4Ms’15 J-J
l?,600r_July 1 ’28-’35
5 E ION EREE SCHOOL D I S T .
U.OOOr. July 1 ’27-’28
This district (P. O. Deposit) is In 4M*’ 15 F-A 48,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’45
Broome and Delaware counties.
4Ms
25.000
___________Aug 1 1931
5a 14 J-J $42,OOOr __Jan 1 ’27-’ 54 5s
M-S 34.000 ................... 1941
BOND. D E B T Apr 5 ’2 7 .. $40 500 4Ms’22 M -N 25,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’51
Tot.asi d val.’26(56%act.) 1,233,969 4M
31.250—Sept 1 ’28-’52
Total tax rate (per (Sanford. . . $25.10 4M s’23 . . .
S 23J-D
3,000------- 1927-1929
$1,000) 1926
(D e p o sit... 30.80 4Ms 24 J-J
20,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’46
Population (est.) 1 92 6 ........... 2,500 4M s’25 F-A 13,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’40
IN T . at Farmers N at. B k., Deposit. 4M »’ 36 M -N 40,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’51
R YE AND HARRISON UN. FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 6.
5s ’08 M-N $43.0 0 0 c____1927-1942
4)4s’23 . . . 27C,OOOc__Oct 1 ’27-’53
4M s’24 J-D 67,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’49
BOND. DEBT M ay 26’ 24 $395,300
Ass’d val’n 1924 (H a c t .)..7,395,300
School tax rate (p e ril,000) '24. .$9.89

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SCARS DALE (Concluded).
Water Bonds.
4^s
J-J
$4,500 - .................1932
5^ s'21 J-J 230,000c. July 1 '28-50
5s ’21 . . . 184,000..July 1 ’28-’50
4M s’22 A-O 50,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’51
4 ^ s ’23 . . . 112.500.-Sept 1 ’28-’52
434s’24 J-J 138,750c_July 1 ’28-’64
4H s’26 J-D 90,000c June 1 ’31-60
Highway &*Bridge Bonds.
4.60s J-J $56,000.-July 1 ’28-47
Land Purchase Bonds.
5s ’20 F-A $65,000 <
_____1927-1949
Village Hall Bonds.
4Hs’19 J-J $24,000.July 1 ’27-’34
Park & Playground Bonds.
5s ’20 . . . $70,000...........................
4 K s’27 . . . 103,250c
($1,250, Apr. 1 1932; $3,000,
Apr. 1 1933-66.)
Fire House Bonds.
4% s’23 . . . $50,000..May 1 ’28-’52
4M s’25 F-A
2,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’30
4M s’25 F-A 12,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’32
4M s’25 F-A 73,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’45
Highway Bonds.
3Hs
M -N$12,000r.May 1 ’28-’44
3)4s
M-N 6,000r.-$2,000 yrly
4s
M-N 2.500r_May 1 ’30-’32
4H s’ 10 J-D 16,000r_June 1 ’28-’35
5s ’ 15 . . .
75,000..........................
6 s ’20 . . .
21,000---------------------4H s’23 M -N 30,000c.M ay 1 ’ 28-’33
4H s’24 J-J 52,500c.July 1 ’28-’34
4H s’24 F-A (16,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’43
\ 1,500c___Aug 1 1944
4Jfs’25 F-A 14,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’35
Disposal P lant B onds.
4H s’23 M -N$48,000c.M ay 1 ’28-'51
Improvement Bonds.
4 J^s’26 M-S $75.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’46
TOT. BD. D T . Mar. 1 ’27$1,838,400
Water debt (incl)________
829,500
Assess, val. real estate____36,434,350
3,800
Assessed value personal_
Other assess, property____
303,560
T ot.assess.val. ’26 (act.val)36,741,710
Tot.tax rate (per $1,000) '26— $7.44
Pop’n 1927....................................7,000
IN T . at Scarsdale Nat. Bank,
Scarsdale, Village Treasurer’s office
and Central Bank o f Westchester
County, White Plains; or upon de­
mand in New York exchange.
SCARSDALE UN. FR. S. D. NO. 1.
414sT5 J-D$ 90.000c&rJunel’28-’45
4s ’05 A-O 20,000r_Apr 1 '28-’37
School Bonds.
.
, „
5s ’17 M -N$ll4.000c- May 1 *28- 49
5s T9 J-D 1140,000r*.Dec l ’27-’40
\ 9,000r*.Dec 1 1941
5s T9 J-DJ 1,000c..-D ec 1 1941
\110.000r*-Decl ’42-’52
4Hs’23 M -N 66,000c*May 1 ’28-’49
4H s’23 M -N 15,000c*May 1 ’28-’42
4)4s’23 M-N/115,000c*May l'28-’65
[
3,500c*-May 1 1966
4Ms'23J-J (24,000c*_ July 1 ’28-’39
_
122,000c*. ..July 1 ’28-’38
4J4s’27 M-S f 500r*..Mar 1 1928
l32,000r*.M arl’29-’44
4K s’26 J-J 365,000r*.July 1 ’31-’45
4Ms’27 A-O /$l,500r*._ Apr 1 1928
\51,000r*.Apr 1 ’29-’45
BOND. DEBT July 1 '26. $757,500
Assessed val., real estate.22,873,030
Assess, val., special fran__
257,130
Total assessed value 192o.23,130,160
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925-.$12.47
Population in 1925 (est.)______ 6.500
IN T . at U.S.Mtge.&Tr.Co.. N .Y .
SCHENECTADY.
This city is situated in the county
of the same name. Incorp. in 1798.
Boulevard Bonds.
,
4s ’24 A-O $270,000c*0ct 15 ’27-'44
4.10s’26 A-O 240,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-’46
Gatew ay Bridge B onds.
($180,000c*0ct 15 27- 35
4s ’24 A-Ol 24,000c*.Oct 15 1936
[ 200,000c*0ct 15 ’37-’44
4.20s’25J-D 85,000c* Dec 1 ’27-’43
Health Center Bonds.
5s ’20 A-O $13,OOOr.Oct 1 ’27-’39
Public Impt. Bonds.
4.65s’19M-S $]2.000r.Mar 1 ’28-’29
4J4s’19 J-J
9,000r_.July 1 ’27-’29
434s’19 M-S 12,000r.Mar 1 ’28-’39
5J4s’21 J-D 75.000c.June 1 ’27-’31
4J4s’21 J-D *55,000cSept 15 ’27-’31
4)4s’22 M-N*100,000cMay 1 ’28-’32
434s’22 M -N *10,000c_May 1 ’28-37
4>4s’23M-Sal96.000c—Sept 1 ’27'33
4.30s’25A-O 135,OOOc*-Oct 1 ’27-’35
4.10s’26A-O 126,000r* Apr 1 ’28-’36
4.10s’26 A-O 200,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-’36
V otin g M achine Bonds.
4.65s’18F-A $6.000..Feb 1 ’28-’30
G arbage-Disposal Bonds.
5s T3 J-J $30,000r.Jan 1 ’28-’33
4Jis’ 19 M -N 2.000r.May 1 ’28-’31
4)4s’24 J-J .96,000c.July 1 ’27-’34
Park Bonds
5s T3 J-J $l05.000r_July 1 ’28-’33
4Us’14 J-D 21.000r.June 1 ’28-’34
--------16.000r.Jan 1 ’28-’35
4H s’ 15 J-J
13,500r.July 1 ’27-’35
4>4sT5 J-J
2.000r.Mar 1 ’28-’29
4.65s’ 19M-S
4 ^ s ’ 19 F-A 12,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’29
4J4s’ 19 M -N 7,000r.May 1 ’28-’34
5s ’20 F-A 35,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’40
4J^s’21 M-S 20.000r-Mar 1 ’28-’31
,
4 ^ s ’ _ ___
21 J-D 10.000c.Dec 1 ’27-’31
4 34s’22 M-S alO,000c..Mar 1 '28-32
4K s’22 F-A o40,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’34
41£s’22 F-A ol8.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’35
4>is’23 M-S al2.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’38
5 s ’24 M-S
3,000r.Mar 1 ’28-’30
4.30s’25A-O 95,000c..Oct 1 ’27-’45
4.30s’25A-O 18,000c..Oct 1 ’27-’35
4.10s’26A-O 30,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’33
I 3,000c— .Apr 1 1934
4.10s’26 A-O 1 3 0 , O O .Oct 1 ’27-’36
O r*
\20,000r*.0ct 1 ’37-’46
Isolation H ospital Bonds.
4s ’24 A-OI$24,OOOc*Oct 15 ’ 27-’34
\ 20,000c*0ct 15 ’35-’44
4.30s’25A-O 14,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’40
4.10s’26 A-O 10,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’27-’31
G arbage C ollection Bonds.
4s T6 F-A $7.000—Aug 1 ’27-’33
R oad Im provement B onds.
4 ^ s ’24 J-J $24,000c.July 1 ’27-’29




NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
School Bonds.
4s ’02 F-A $30,OOOr..Aug 1 ’27-’32
4s ’03 J-J
35.000r.July 1 ’28-’33
4 Hs’08 J-J
36,000r. July 15 ’27-’28
4H s’ 10J-J 60,OOOr. July 1 ’28-’30
4 Ks’ l l A-O 50,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’31
414s’ 12 J-J
90.OOOr.July 1 ’27-’32
5s T3 A-O 30,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’33
5s T3 J-J 140,000r. July 1 ’27-’33
5s T4 M -N 16,100r—Jan 1 ’2*-’34
4Xs'14 J-D 35,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’34
4 ^ s ’ 15 F-A
1,OOOr.—Aug 1 1927
4!4sT5 M-S 22.500r.Sept 1 ’27-’35
4>$s’ 17 M-S 45.000r.Sept 1 ’27-’35
4.65s’ 18J-D 25,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’32
41is’18 M -N l.OOOr_ Nov 1 1927
_
4 ^ s ’ 19 J-J
8,OOOr.July 1 ’27-30
4H s’20 J-J 247.000c.Jan 1 ’28-’40
5s ’20 J-J 140,000c.July 1 ’27-’40
5s ’20 F-A 42 OOOc.Aug 1 ’27-’40
5)€s’21M-S* 798,OOOc_Mar 1 ’28-’41
4H s’22 M -N *5.000c. M ay 1’28-32
4}£s’22 F-Aa272,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’42
4 ^ s ’23 M-S a5.000c . . Septl’27’31
_ *136,000cJuly 1 ’27-’43
4.30s’23_
4s ’24 A-O 180,000c*0ct 15 ’ 27-’44
4.30s’ 25A-O 228,000c..Oct 1 ’27-’45
Industrial Centre Bonds.
4.10s’26A-O $38,OOOr* Apr 1 ’28-’46
4.10s’26 A-O 70,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-’40
Sewage Disposal P lant B onds.
4j^s’21 M -N $8,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’31
Sewer Bonds.
4 s ’ 01 J-D $20,000r. —1928 & 1930
U '02 M-N 30,OOOr.May 1 ’ 28-’31
s
4s ’02 M-N 13,000r_..M ay 1 1932
4s ’03 M-N 15,OOOr.-May 1 ’28-’30
4H s’08 A-O
9.OOOr...Apr 1 1928
4 ^ s ’10 A-O
5,OOOr___ Oct 1 1927
4Ms’l l A-O 25,000r_.Oct 1 ’27-’31
4 ^ s ’12 A-O 30,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’32
5s T3 J-J 133,000r.July 1 ’27-’33
4 X s ’ 14 J-D 120,000r_July 1 ’27-’34
434s’ 15 M-S 36,000r_Sept 1 ’27-’35
4s T6 J-D 27,000r..June l ’28-’ 36
4 ^ s ’ 17 M-S 22,000.-July 1 ’27-’37
4.60s’ 19F-A 36.OOOr.Feb 1 ’28-’39
4 ^ s T 9 J-D 36,000r_June 1 ’27-’39
4 ^ s ’ 19 J-D 31,200—June 1 ’28-’39
5s ’20 J-J
84,000c.July 1 ’27-’40
5s ’20 J-J
28,000c.July 1 ’27-’40
5s ’20 M-S 6,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’32
5>£s’21 J-D 70.000c.June 1 ’28-’41
4 ^ s ’21 J-D 45.000. .D ec 1 ’27-’41
4 ) is ’22 M -N *75,000c.. M a y l’27-42
4J^s’22 J-D o30,000c.Dec 1 ’ 27-’32
4M s’23M-Sal02.000rC—Sept 1’27’43
_ *42,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’33
4.30s’23_
4.10s’26A-O(144,000r* Apr 1 ’28-’36
1 15,OOOr*—Apr 1 1937
4.10s’26 A-O 30,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’27-’36
Public-M arket Bonds.
4Ms’ 12 A-O $15,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’30
Water Bonds.
4s ’24 A-O$270,000c*0ct 15 ’27- 44
4.30s’25A-O 285,OOOc*.Oct 1 ’ 27-’45
4.10s’26 A-O 100,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’27-’36
Fire Bonds.
4 s ’01 J-D $15,OOOr...June 1 1929
4s T 5 J-J
l,500r.Jan 1 ’ 28-’30
4s T7 A-O
3,OOOr.Oct 1 ’27-’32
4s T8 A-O
3,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’33
4 Jis’ 18 J-D
1,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’29
6s T9 J-J
2,000c____Jan 1 1928
6s ’20 J-J
1.500r—Jan 1 ’ 28-’29
4J^s’22 A-O fl8.000rc.Apr ’28-’35
4H s’23 M-S alO.OOOc - S e p t l ’ 27’31
4.40s’24M-S
8 ,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’34
4.40s’24A-O ll.OOOr.Oct 15 ’ 27-’37
4.20s’25J-D 38,000c* Dec 1 ’27-45
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4.10s’26A-0/$20.000r*_Apr 1 ’ 28-’32
1 2 ,OOOr*.. Apr 1 1933
Plaza Bonds.
4H s’ 19 J-D $54,000.June 1 ’28-’36
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s ’09 J-J $54,000r.July 20 ’27-’29
4s T 6 J-D
8.000—Dec 1 ’27-’30
Bath House B onds.
4.30s’25A-O $32,OOOc*.Oct 1 ’27-’42
T ra ffic Signal B onds.
4H s’25 M-S $10,000rMar 15 ’28-’29
B D . DEBT M ay 2 5 ’27— $8,145,800
Water debt (incl.)_______
655,000
Temporary loan notes____
943,000
Sinking funds___________
86,754
Assess, val., real_______ 186,708,614
Assess. val., personal___
280,000
Assess, val., franchises_ 4,512,880
_
Total valuation 1926____ 191,501,494
Tax rates (per (C it y -------------- $21.78
$1,000) 1927 (T o t a l_________ 25.82
Population 1925, 92,786.
IN T. at office of City Treasurer;
on bonds marked (*) at Chase Nat.
Bank, New York; on bonds marked
(a) payable at the Chase Nat. Bank.
N. Y ., or at the City Treas. office.
SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
County seat is Schenectady.
Glenridge Sanatorium B onds.
4 ^ s ’ 14 M-N $6,000r*.May l ’28-’29
6s ’20 M-S 38,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’45
Court-H ouse and Jail Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 10 J-J $84,000r.July 1928-33
4H s’ l l J-J 100,OOOr.-July 1934-42
4 ^ s ’ 12 J-J (100,000r*July 1 ’ 43-’50
1100,000r* July 1 ’50-’58
Gateway Bonds.
4>Ss’ 19 s-a $65,OOOr..-Mar ’28- 38
Highway Bonds.
4s T6 Oct $77.000r*.. Oct ’27-’42
Funding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’09 F-A $30,OOOr.Feb 1 ’28-’29
C oun ty B uilding B onds.
4H s’ 13 — $74,000___ Jan ’28-’63
B D . D EBT Jan 1 ’27—
$674,000
Assessed value, real_____186,012,961
Assessed value, franchises 4,954,234
Assessed value, personal.
298,550
Total assess, val. 1925 abt.
87% actual)_________ 191,265,745
County tax rate(per$l,000)’ 25.$5.32
Population TO, 88,235; ’20, 109,363
IN T . on 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, B rooklyn.N.Y.
SCHODACK (TOWN) UNION
FREE SCH. DIST. No. 10.
This district (P. O. Castleton) Is
in Rensselaer County

School Bonds.
5s T7 J-J $42,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’57
5s ’23 J-J ( 7,5 00.-Jan 1 ’28-’32
166,000.-Jan 1 ’33-’54
BOND. D E B T Apr 24 ’27 $115,500
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (80% act.) 1,176,399
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $20.20
Population 1926 (est.)________ 2,300
IN T . on 5s of 1923 at the Nat.
Exchange Bank, Castleton.
SCHOHARIE COUNTY.
Schoharie is the county seat.
Highway Bonds.
5s T6 F-A
$560___ Feb 15 1928
5s T 6 F-A
2,2 66r.N ov 20’27-’28
4K s’24 F-A 175.000-.Feb 1 ’28-’34
C oun ty B uilding B onds.
4H s’ 14 F-A $8,OOOc.Feb 1 ’2-8'31
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 ’27 $185,520
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
80,972
Assess, val., real estate &
special franchise_______ 19,474,510
Assess, val. personal_____
211,275
Total assess, val. 1926
(80% actual)---------------19,685.785
Tax rate (per $1,000 )’2 6 ..
$13.63
Population 1910,23,855; 1920,21,303

[V ol. 124.
SCOTTSVILLE.
This village is in Monroe County.
Sewer System Bonds.
4 J4s’ 23 A-O $43,000—Aug 1 ’27-’49
4.80s’24F-A 17,000—Feb 1 ’28-’44
W ater W orks Bonds.
4k(s’ 23 A-O $59,000—Aug 1 ’27-‘49
BOND. D E B T M ay 26 ’27-$108,000
Tot. ass’d val. ’2 7 act.) . 797,655
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927..$17.84
Population 1925________________ 929
IN T . at the Union Trust C o.,
Rochester, in New York exchange.
SEA CLIFF.
This village is in Nassau County.
C urb and G u tter Bonds.
5s ’23 M -N$49,000.Nov 15 ’27-’33
In cin erator Plant Bonds.
5s ’23 M -N [$1,000____N ov 1 1927
Im provem ent Bonds.
($8,OOOr*. Aug 1 ’27-'28
5s ’26 F-A ( 6,000r*.Aug 1 ’29-’34
l l,500r*—Aug 1 1935
BOND. D EBT Jan. 1 ’24. $119,077
Total assessed value 1923—2,143,185
Population 1910, 1,694; 1920.-2,108
IN T . at Village Treasurer’s office.

SCHUYLER COUNTY.
SENECA COUNTY.
County seat is Watkins.
Waterloo is the county seat.
Highway Bonds.
Highw ay Bonds.
4 J^s’24 M-S $50,000c____ 1934-1943
4 K s’24 M-S 50,000_____ 1944-1953 4.40s’15A-O $4.020—-O ct 1 ’27-’30
3,276—Dec 1 ’27-’29
4Jis’25 F-A 66,000. .Feb 1 ’30-'51 4.20s’17J-D
4 ^ s ’26 . . .
20,000______1927-1936 4.20s’ 17J-D 11,308.. Dec 1 ’27-’34
4Ms’26 . . .
66,000______1936-1948 4 ^ s ’ 19 J-J 40,909.. July 1 ’28-’43
BOND. D EBT Apr 14 1927 $252,000 4.60s’ 19A-O7,322.08— -O ct 1 ’27-’30
Floating debt (additional)
22,860 5 s ’20 A-O 16,145— Apr 1 ’28-’34
Assess, value, real_______ 12,451,765 5.50s’21A-O 14,252.15 Apr 1 '28-'35
5H s'2l J-J
24,000..July 1 ’28-’38
Assess, value, personal_____________ 91,700
Other assess, property_
_
174,346 4 ^ s ’24 M -S (95,000..Mar 1 ’33-’51
\ 6,000____Mar 1 1952
Tot.ass’d val.'26(abt.act.) 12,717,811
Population TO, 14,004; ’20. 13,098 4 ^ s ’24 M-S 46,000—Mar 1 ’29-’51
C ourt-H ouse and Jail B onds.
4H s’ 14 J-D $36,000c.June 1 ’28-’32
SCHUYLERSVILLE.
22,000—July 1 ’28-’37
This village is in Saratoga County 4.20s’ 16J-J
BOND. D E B T Apr 12 ’27 $328,788
Incorporated in 1831.
Floating debt (additional)
21,120
W ater Bonds.
Assess, val. real estate_ 22,677,^82
_
4k$s
___$13,200r.$2,200 yearly
174,350
Assess, val. personal_____
Impt. & Ext. Bonds.
403,681
5s '18 . . .
$6,500r______________ Other assess, prop_______
BOND. D E B T Apr 18 1927.$25,200 Tot.ass’d val.Y6(73%act) 23,490.828
Water debt (included)_______ 16,200 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$14.94
Assess, val. real estate______ 519,259 Population TO, 26.972; ’20. 24,735
IN T . at FirstNat. Bk. of Waterloo
Assess, val. personal________ 8,900
Other assessable property_ 20,080
_
Tot .assess .val .’26 (45 %act) . . 539,339 SENECA FALLS, TOWN.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$29.80
This town is in Seneca County
Pop’n TO, 1,614: 1920_______ 1,625 TO TAL DEBT Jan. 1 ’24- $177,256
IN T . payable at Schuylersville
Assessed value, real estate.4,670,766
Assessed value, personal_
_
87,050
SCOTIA.
This village is in Schenectady Co. Other assess, property____ 478,000
Inc. Jan. 1904. Population 1910, Total assessed value 1923..5,235,816
(Assessment 75% actual value.)
2,957; 1920, 4,358.
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)’23.$14.88
Street-Im pt. Bonds.
5s ’20 . . . $8 ,000 ..Mar 1 ’28-’30 Population 1910, 7,407; 1920, 7,179
IN T . payable In N . Y . City; at
(Subject to call any Interest date.)
6s '21 . . . 33,000_____ _________ Douglas Fenwick & Co.
6s ’21 . . . 37,000_______________
5s '22 M-S
7,200.-Sept 1 '27-’32 SENECA FALLS UN. FREE S. D.
5H s’25 J-J
20,OOOr*.July 1 ’28-’35
This district (P. O. Seneca Falls)
5H s’25 J-J
8,00Or*.July 1 ’28-’35 is in Seneca County.
4 ^ s ’25 J-J 45,000c*Sept 1 ’27-35
$6,000r*July 1 ’ 28-’29
4)^s’25 J-J
14,500c*Sept 1 ’27-’35 4 ^ s ’24 J-J
15,000r*July 1 ’30-’32
4M s’25 J-J
5,O0Oc*Sept 1 ’27-’35
70.000r*July 1 ’33-’39
4 k s ’25 J-J
5,500c*Sept 1 ’27-’35
225. O O *Tuly 1 ’40-’54
Or
4J4s’25 J-J
15,000c*Sept 1 ’ 27-’41 TOT. BD. D T . Apr 26 ’27. $314,000
4 K s’26 F-A 40,000r*_Aug 1 ’27-’51 Assess, val. 1926_________ 4,321,208
4 ^ s ’26 F-A 62,500r*_Aug 1 ’27-’51 Population 1926 (est.)________ 7,000
4H s’26 F-A 28,000r*_Aug 1 ’27-’36
IN T . payable at the option o f the
4>is’26 F-A
5,500r*_Aug 1 ’27-’36 holder at the Exchange National
43^s’26 F-A 13,500r*_Aug 1 ’27-’36 Bank, Seneca Falls, or at the Han­
4>£s'26 F-A
7,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’27-’36 over National Bank, N . Y . City.
4 ^ s ’26 F-A 15,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’27-’36
4 ^ s ’26 F-A 13,500r*_Aug 1 ’27-’36
4)^s’26 F-A 24,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’27-’36 SENECA FALLS, VILLAGE.
This village is in Seneca County
4 ^ s ’26 F-A 19,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’27-’36
4 K s’26 F-A 27,000r*_Aug 1 '27-’36 Incorp. in 1831; re-incorp. in 1902.
Street Paving Bonds.
4 J^s’26 F-A 22,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’27-’36 4.45s’ 12F-A $15.000r..Feb 1 ’ 28-’30
4J^s’26 F-A 22,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’27-’36 4 ^ s ’ 22 J-J
9,000—July
43^s’26 F-A
7,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’27-’36 41£s’24 M -S 20,000c.Sept 1 ’’ 28-’36
1 27-’36
Fire-Departm ent B onds.
4 ^ s ’26 J-J
23,000.......... 1928-1934
4s T8
...
$500---------Aug 1 1927
4 ^ s ’27 J-D 22,000—June 1 ’28-’38
W ater Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4.90s’06F-A *9,OOOc..Aug 1 ’27-’35 4.70s’08 J-J $19.800r.Mch 2 ’28-’3S
5s '07 F-A
2,000r..Aug 1 *27-’30
2,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28
4.80ST1F-A
4,600---- Aug 1 1927 4%s'24 M-S
2,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’30
3.90s’05F-A 14,000___Feb 1 ’ 28-’34 4>Ss’24 M-S
8,000—Oct 1 '27-42
4 ^ s ’05 F-A 11,200— Feb 1 ’28-’34 4H s’24 A-O
Miscell.
5s T2 F-A
5,100c_.Aug 1 1928 4J4s’22 J-J Street Impt. Bonds.
I$32,000c.July 1 *28-’35
5s '13 F-A
5 ,1 0 0c...A u g 1 1933
l 3,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1936
4.40s'14 F-A
5 ,10 0c...A u g 1 1934
9,000c.July 1 ’28-’36
5s T5 . . .
5.100_____ Aug 1 1935 4.60s’24J-J
BOND. D EBT Mar 1 ’2 7 .. $196,467
5s T7 . . .
5,100_____ Aug 1 1937 Sinking fund. ___________
32,516
V» '18 . . .
5.100_____ Aug 1 1938 Assessed value real estate-3,801,880
4.70s’24M-S 4,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’34 Assessed value. personal___
39,600
4.95s’25J-J
4 ,500c .Sept 1 ’ 27-’35 Other assess, property____ 206,129
R efu nding Sewer Bonds.
3 ^ sT 7 F-A
$2,000___ Feb 1 1932 T ot. assess. val.’26(Ji act.14,047,609
5s ’20 —
2 .0 0 0 ...F eb 1 1940 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$19.76
5% s
...
3,600___ Feb 1 1941 Pop’n 1920, 6,389; 1925, 6,477.
IN T . pay. at Seneca Co. Tr. C o..
4.97s’25F-A
1,000___Aug 1 1937
State Bank of Seneca Falls, and
R efu nd ing W ater Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 16 F-A
$5,100___Aug 1 1936 Hanover Nat. Bank, N . Y . City.
5s ’20 —
3.600___ Feb 1 1940
5M s’21 F-A
3,600___ Feb 1 1941
Great W estern G ateway Bonds. SHERBURNE. is in Chenango C o.
This village
4.90s
. . . $44,000..Oct 1 ’27-’48 Incorporated in 1830.
Sewer Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
4 ^ s ’05 F-A $ 1 4 ,0 0 0 ...Feb 1 ’28-’34
J-D
$4,500______1929-1934
5 s '07 F-A
1,000— .Aug 1 ’ 27-’28 4 ^ s
J-D
5,000.......... 1929-1933
4.80s’ llF -A
2,000___Aug 1 1927 4H s
Electric-Light Bonds.
5s T2 F-A 2 ,5 00c...A u g 1 1928 5s '16 M -N $4,500r._0ct 1 ’27-’35
5s T3 F-A 2,500c.—Aug 1 1933
M-S
2,000.......... 1928-1931
4.40s’ 14 F-A 2,000c._.A ug 1 1934 4s
F-A 11,000.. Aug 1 ’27-’48
5s '15 . . .
2.000___Aug 1 1935 5s
A-O
9.500—Apr 1 ’30-’51
4.90s’ 17_
_
3,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’29 5s
Paving Bonds.
5s '17 . . .
3,500—Aug 1 ’27-*33
J-J
$4,000---------1927-1933
3 ^ s ’ l7 . . .
2,000____Feb 1 1932 4s
.s
...
16,000.. Aug 1927-’42 BOND. D E B T Apr 5 1927—$43,500
Water debt (included)______________ 8,000
4.70s’24M-S
8.000c. Sept 1 ’27-’34
4 ^ s ’25 J-J
13,000c*Sept 1 ’27-’39 Assess, debt________________ None
Assess, val. real_____________ 559,275
Drainage Bonds.
4.80s’ llF -A $6,000____Aug 1 1927 Assess, val. personal________ 58,750
2,474
5s TO F-A
6,000------Aug 1 1927 Other assessable property
Total assess, val. '26 (about
Village-Hall Bonds.
2-3 actual)______________ 620,499
4.80sTlF-A $2,000____Aug 1 1927
5s T2 F-A
50 0c...A u g 1 1928 T ot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$13.00
5s T3 F-A
500c.—Aug 1 1933 Population in 1910, 960; ’20, 1,104.
IN T . payable at Sherburne.
BOND. D E B T (F or water. $110,800
Mar. 1 1924lOther p u r .. 228,800
Sinking funds____________
23,941 SHERRILL KENWOOD WATER
DISTRICT.
Assess, val. ’23,__________ 3,185,000
This district (P. O. Kenwood) is in
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923— .$18.00
Madison and Oneida Counties.
IN T . at Schenectady Trust Co.

J une, 1927.]
SHERRILL KENWOOD WATER
DISTRICT (Concluded ).
W ater Bonds.
6s ’20 J-J J*41,OOOr_ Jan 1 1940
_
1134,000c_ Jan 1 1940
_
6 s ’ 22 J-J
lO.OOOrc..July 1 1942
4H s’24 J-J
15.000c...July 1 1944
4H s’ 26 J-J
50,000c.-Jan 1 ’41-’45
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '27. $250,000
Sinking fund______________
42,350
Total assessed value 1926.-2,159,000
Population 1926 (est.)________ 2,585
IN T . on bonds o f 1922 at the
Madison County Trust & Deposit
C o.. Oneida.
SIDNEY (TOWN)]
This town Is in Delaware County.
Highway Bonds.
5s ’23 F-A *57,000..Feb 1 ’ 28-’53
BOND. DEBT Apr. 12 ’27 *65,000
Assess, value, real estate..2,847,350
35,250
Assess, value, personal____
Other assess, property_____
73,850
Total assessed value 1927
(87% a c t u a l)................ 2,956,450
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1926------ *25.97
Population 1920, 4,133; 1926, 3,915
IN T . payable at Sidney Nat. Bk.
SIDNEY (VILLAGE).
This village is in Delaware County.
Incorp. 1888.
W ater Bonds.
5s T9 A-O *180,000..Oct 1 ’27-’49
Im provemedt B onds.
4s ’ 09 M-S $2,400____Sept ’27-’29
4.90s’ 14J-J
4,106.20rJan 1 ’ 27-34
5s T9 July 10,000r.July 1 ’28-’43
6s ’21 A-O
1,500.-Aug 1 ’27-’29
6s '21 A-O 24,000--Aug 1 ’ 27-41
5s ’ 25 F-A
4 ,500c*.Aug 1 ’ 27-’35
5s ’ 25 M -N 4,500c*Nov 1 ’ 27-’35
5s ’27 J-J
2,500c.Jan 1 '28-32
Sewer Extension Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O *12 ,000 ..Oct 1 ’27-’46
5s ’26 A-O
3,000--Oct 1 ’27-’32
BOND. D E B T Apr 14 1927 $260,815
Water debt (included)_____ 180,000
Sinking fund, general_____
1,210
Assess, val. real estate____1,771,000
Assess. value personal_____
32,700
Other assess, property_____
22,302
Tot.ass’d val.’26(60%act.) 1,826,002
Village tax rate (per M .) '26-*14.79
Population 1910, 2,507; 1920, 2,670
PRIN. and IN T . payable at Sidney.
SILVER CREEK.
This village is in Chautauqua Co.
Incorporated In 1856.
W ater Bonds.
5 s ’24 J-J *135,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’54
Fire E ouipm ent Bonds.
.s ’22 J-D *14,800_______ Serially
Street Im provement Bonds.
-s ’22 J-D *10,600 _____ 1927-1932
GEN. D EBT Mar 1 ’2 5 -._ *20,200
Water debt (add’l)________ 120,000
Tot. val. ’25(60% act.val.)2,713,084
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1925_ *11.90
_
Population 1910, 2,512: 1920, 3,260
SKANEATELES.
This village is In Onondaga Co.
Inc. 1833. Population 1910, 1,615:
1920, 1.635.
Paving Bonds.
4Mis’23 J-J *20.000__________serial
Water R efu nd ing Bonds.
4s T6 J-J J S4.000r.July 1 ’28-’31
\ 10.000r.July 1 ’32-'36
W ater D istrict Bonds.
4s ’23 M -N*75,200r*_ N ov 1 ’27-43
_
Highway Bonds.
5s
J-J
* 5 ,0 0 0 ... July 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1927. *41,000
Water debt (included)_____
15,000
Assess, val., real estate___ 1,762,000
Assess, val., personal______
1,000
Other assess, property___ 193,950
Tot. assess. val.’26(K act.) 1,956,950
Total tax (per *1,000) 1926...*11.76
IN T . at Nat. Bank o f Skaneateles.
SKANEATELES UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
This district is in Onondaga Co.
4s ’09 Oct $22,000r_0ct 1 ’27-’37
4H s’26 F-A 114,000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’66
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 245.)
BOND. D E B T Apr 12 ’27- *96,000
T ot. ass'd val.’26(50%act.)2,173,462
School tax (per *1.000) 1926 ..*11.65
Population in 1925___________ 1.960
IN T . at Nat. Bank o f Skaneateles.
SLOAN.
This village is in Erie County
Incorp. 1896.
Sewer Bonds.
4.70s’ 17 A-O *60,000..O ct 1 ’27-’ 46
-s ’26 . . .
35,200 _____1930-1949
Fire D epartm ent Bonds.
5s ’25 J-J *10,750c.July 1 ’ 28-’31
Pavement Bonds.
-s ’26 ...* 2 0 2 ,6 6 3 .3 1 ____________
GEN. B D . D T. M ay 1 7 ’24 *89,000
Assess, debt (additional)..
20,812
Ass’d val. ’23 (73% a c t .)..1,861,200
Tax rate (per*l,o60) 1923____*19.61
Population 1910, 1,259; 1920, 1,791
SMITHTOWN (T.) UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
This district (P. G. Smithtown
Branch) is in Suffolk County.
6s ’21 J-J *15,000
8,000r*Jan 1 ’28-’29
20,0OOr*Jan 1 '30-'33
18,000r*Jan 1 ’34-'36
21,000r*Jan 1 ’37-'39
16,000r*Jan 1 ’40-'41
4H s’24 M -N 27,000r*Jan 1 ’42-’44
10,000r*_.Jan 1 1945
ll,000r*__Jan 1 1946
36,000r*Jan 1 '47-'49
26,000r*Jan 1 ’50-’51
14,OOOr*__Jan 1 1952
15,000r*__Jan 1 1953
32,000r*Jan 1 ’54-’55
45*s’24J-J
27,000r_____________
BOND. D E B T Apr 25 ’27. $296,000
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (3-5 act.) .2,042,924
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’26--*30.00
Population 1926 (est.)________ 1,500




NEW YOKE—CITIES AND TOWNS
SODUS UNION FREE S. D. NO. 4.
This district (P. O. Sodus) is in
Wayne County.
f *4,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28
20,000c.Sept 1 ’29-'33
4H s’23M-S 25,000c.Sept 1 ’34-’38
35,000c. Sept 1 ’39-’43
UOO.OOOc.Sept 1 ’44-'53
BOND. D EBT M ay 2 4 ’27. *119,000
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (abt4£act)l ,019,514
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1926_ *29,42
_
Population 1926 (est.)________ 1,550

97

Population 1910, 2,247; 1920.-2,158
W ater Bonds.
IN T . payable at So. Glens Falls. 5^$s’0 0 _
_
*4,500..*1,500 yearly
6s ’20 A-O 15.OOOr.Oct 1 ’26-’40
so uthh old]
BOND. D E B T Apr 12 ’27- *46,000
This town (P. O. Greenport) is in Water debt (incl.)________
18,500
Suffolk County.
Total assessed value 1926
(about % actual)_______ 4,388,000
Highway Bonds.
4 J^s’26 J-J 1*80,000--July 1 ’28-’42 Tax rate (per *1,000) 1926____*9.00
1 5.600___ July 1 1943 Populi tion 1920, 3.154; 1927 . 3,436
BOND. D E B T Apr 1927*90,600
Principal and interest payable at
Assessed valuation 1926--11,500,000 the Treasurer’s office.
IN T. payable at the Town Super­
visors’ office.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
SOLVAY.
County seat is Riverhead.
This village is in Onondaga Co. SPECULATOR.
Hospital Bonds.
This village is in Hamilton County.
inc. 1894. Population 1910, 5.139,
5s ’20 M-S *45,OOOr..Sept ’27-’35
W ater Supply Bonds.
1920, 7.352.
4 J^s’26 J-J *80,000r*July 1 ’27-’66 4 X s ' 2 3 F-A J60,000r.Feb 1 ’28-’37
P ublic Improvement Bonds.
_
\ 8,000r_ Feb 1 1938
9,000r*July 1 ’27-’35
4 ^ s ’23 . . . *200,000--Aug 1 ’28-’ 52 4 iis ’26 J-J
Bldg. Impt. Bonds.
Lighting System Bonds.
R efu nding W ater B onds.
_
5s '15 F-A *75,000r_ Aug 1 1940 4 ^ s ’26 J-J *60,OOOr*July 1 ’27-’56 4f§s’ 14 J-D $18,000r. June 1 ’28-’34
General Impt. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- *149,000 4J4s’ 16 M-N 25.O00r.Nov 1 ’27-’36
Highway Bonds.
4Ms’ 14 F-A $36.000-.Aug 1 ’26-’43 Total assessed, value 1926. 812,080
446s’ 14 F-A 24,500.........1927-1938
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 1,000 4 ^ s ’27 A -O / *12,000r_.Apr 1 ’28-’39
\ 13,000r..Apr 1 ’40-’57
[40,000c.June 1 ’28-’35
Road Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25 J-D ] 18,000c.June 1 ’36-’39 SPENCERPORT.
[17,500c.June 1 ’40-’44
This village is in Monroe County. 4H s’ 13 A-O*20.000r._A pr 1 ’28-29
444s’ 15 J-J
54.000r.July 1 ’27-’35
Incorporated in 1867.
Street & Fire Alarm Bonds.
4 H s’ 19 A-O 286.000r.0ct 1 ’27-’39
5s ’ 19 F-A *8,000r*_ Aug 1 ’27-’42
♦Street Im provement Bonds.
Or
4 K s’23 M-S S24,000r.Sept 1 ’27-’38 5 ^ s ’21 A-O/224 O O Oct 1 ’27-’40
Street Bonds.
1 10 OOOr_ Oct 1 1941
_
4Hs’09 J-D *64,000.June 1 ’28-’38 TO TAL D E B T Apr 1 ’27____ *42,772
4H s’ 12 F-A 84,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’40 Water debt (incl.)____________ 18,772 4 t f s ' 2 2 J-DJ84,OOOr..June 1 ’28-’38
\ 5,OOOr----- June 1 1939
Water bonds______________ *75.000 Assessed val.. real estate_ 1,220,890
19,000 Assessed val., personal____
None 4J^s’24 J-J J 10,OOOr.Jan 1 ’28-’29
Sewer bonds_____________
1100,OOOr. Jan 1 ’30-’39
Milton Avenue bonds__ .
12,000 Other assess, property_______ 17.010
OOr
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 ’27- 626,500 Tot. assess, val.’26(2-3 act) 1,237,900 41£s’24.T-D 180,O .D ec 1 ’ 27-’44
Water debt (included)___
75,000 Tax rate (per *1,000) 1 9 2 6 ... *7.50 4>is’25J-D J150,OOOr.Dec 1 ’27-’41
U35,000r.Dec 1 ’42-’50
Total valuation 1926______ 6,500,000 Population 1925, 1,157; 1920 ___926
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’27 *1,794,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____*13.50
* IN T. at Bank of Spencerport.
Sinking fund___________
26,110
INTEREST in New York.
Assess, val., real_______ 198,323,558
s p r in g v il l e !
_
462,700
SOMERSET.
This village is in Erie County. Assess, val., personal_
Total ass’d val. 1926____198,786,258
This town is in Niagara County. Incorporated in 1834.
State & Co. tax (per *1,000)’26 *36-00
Highway Bonds.
Electric Bonds.
4.85s Mar *35,000 ...M a r 1’28-32 4s
...
*194_____ July 1928 Pop’n 1920, 110,246; 1925. — 143,031
4.35s M-S 31.486.94 Mar 1 ’28-38 6s ’21 M-S /16 000--Sept 1 ’27-’30
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office.
(For maturity see V. 000, p. 0000.)
154 000--Sept 1 ’ 31-’39
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 '25- $46,902 45is’24 F-A 33,000c_Feb 1 ’28-’38
Water debt_______________
13,000 4Ms’26 J-J /10,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’32 SULLIVAN COUNTY.
Assess, debt (add’l)_______
15,466
1 3,000c*. .Jan 1 1933 4s Monticello is the county seat.
’l l J-J *6,OOOr*..Jan l ’28-’30
Tot. assess. val’24(76%act)3,151,269
Fire Dept. Bonds.
C ourt-H ouse and Jail Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925--S14.75 +
4s
...
*6,000r_.Jan 1 ’28-’33
’09
BOND. D EBT Apr 12 ’27- *131,355 4s Road J-J $60,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’39
Bonds.
SOUTHAMPTON.
Assessment debt (add’l) _
_
8,000 4J^s'23 M-S *65,000c.-.*2,500 yrly
This village is in Suffolk County. Water debt (incl.)________
16,000
Inc. 1894. Population 1910, 2,509; Tot.assess.val.’27(60% act.) 1,710,800 4 ^ s ’24 M-S 63,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’44
1920, 2,891.
Tax rate (per *1,000) ’26_____ *17.12 4J^s’24 M-S 39,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’39
OOOr*
1
Railroad Bridge Bonds.
Population 1925, 2.347; 1920, 2,331 4 ^ s ’25A-OJ 18, OOOr*Apr 1 ’28-’29
1128,
Apr
’30-’45
4Ms’24 J-J
$6,000r.July 1 ’28-’33
BOND. DEBT Mar 1925-. $450,500
STAMFORD. _
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
value 1924_ 9,668,973
_
4 J^s’24 J-J
*4,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’31
This village is in Delaware County. Total asess.1910, 33,808: 1920.33,163
Population
Road M achinery B onds.
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
IN T . on bonds of 1924 at the Nat.
4 J4is’24 J-J
*4,000r.July 1 ’28-’31 5s ’20 M -N *6,000r______________
Bank o f Monticello; on 1925 bonds at
Fire House Bonds.
Village Hall Bonds.
5s ’24 J-J (*42,000-.July 1 ’28-’41 4s ’05 Sept. 1 *2,400r___________ Seaboard Nat. Bank, N. Y. City, and
on others at County Treas.’s office.
1 4,000____July 1 1942
W ater Bonds.
Fire & Park Bonds.
4.35s ’26 J-J*108,000r*. July 1 ’27-62
44£s’ 16 J-J
Sl,000r._ July 1 1928
SULLIVAN-YATES UNION FREE
Sewer Bonds.
Park Improvement Bonds.
4s ’03 J-J
*2,500r______________
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
4.45s’ 15 J-J *2,500r._ July 1 1928 5s ’24 F-A 18,000r______________
This district (P. O. Chittenango)
M unicipal Bldg. Bonds.
Street, Highway & Park Bonds. is in Madison County.
4.40s’ 13J-J $9,000r..Jan 1 ’28-’36 4.20s T6 July 1 Sl,000r......................
School Bonds.
Macadam Road Bonds.
5s ’23 F-A 18,000r______________ 4 ^ s ’27 M-N$148,000-M ay 1 ’28-’67
5s '17 J-J *30,000r_July 1 ’28-’39 6s ’21 Sept 1 5,000r______________ BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27. *148,000
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '27*114,500 BOND. D EBT Feb 28 ’27. *149,400 Assessed valuation________ 586,755
Assess, val., real estate____8,319,428 Ass’d val ’26 (about 60%
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1 9 2 7 .... 18.40
Assess. val.. personal______
72,050
actual)-------------------------- 1,268,543 Population (est.) 1927________ 1,100
Total assess, val. 1926____ 8,391.478 State tax rate (per *1,000) ’26-S17.00
Village tax (per $1,000) 1926-812.00 Population 1926______________ 1,151 SYRACUSE.
IN T . payable at First Nat. Bank
Herbert W . Osborn, Comptroller.
and at Southampton Bank.
STAMFORD UN. F. S. D. NO. 4.
Syracuse is situated in Onondaga
This district (P. O. Hobart) is in County. Incorp. Dec. 13 1H?S. The
SOUTHAMPTON (T .) UN. FREE Delaware County.
village of Elmwood was annexed on
SCHOOL D ISTR IC T NO. 5.
Jan. 1 1900. Population 1910, 137,School House Constr. B onds.
This district (P. O. Hampton 5s’ 19 M -N / *9,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’35 249; 1920, 171, 717.
Bays) is in Suffolk County.
l 16.000-.Nov 1 ’36-’45
Bridge Bonds.
5s r24 F-A *77,000r Feb 15 ’28-’49 5s ‘ 19 M -N
5 0 0 ... N ov 1 1927 4J4s’ 15 A-O *4,8 00..Apr 1 ’28-’35
B O N D . DEBT March 1925 $87,648 53^s’21 M -N 15.000-.N ov 1 ’28-’57 44*s’ 15 J-J
*4,800 ..J a n 1 ’28-’35
Sinking fund______________
18,015 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927_.*40,500
School and Park Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1924____ 1,193,860 Assessed value, real estate_ 641.110 5s ’21M -N §*403,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’41
_
Sch. tax rate (per *1,000) ’24.*16.00 Assessed value, personal____ 5.700 4 K s’23J-D §448,000r*Dec 15 ’27-‘43
Population 1925 (est.)__________ 900 Other assessable property_ 12.849
_
School Bonds.
IN T . at Suffolk County National Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (60% act.) .659,659 4s ’09 A-O *15,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’29
Bank o f RIverhead.
8,000r_Dec 1 ’27-’34
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1926...$14.44 4H s’ 14 J-D
Population in 1920 (est.)________ 800 4>^s’ 15 J-J
20,000r.jan 1 ’28-’3fi
SOUTHEAST (T.) UNION FREE
IN T . on 5Ks of 1921 at the 4J*s’ 15 F-A 4 0 ,0 0 0 ..Feb 1 ’28-’35
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 13.
National Bank of Hobart.
4 ^ s ’ 15 A-O 175,374r.Aug 1 ’28-’35
This district (P. O. Brewster) is
4 ^ s ’ 16 F-A 14.150r.Feb 1 ’28-’38
in Putnam County.
STEUBEN COUNTY.
5s T8 M -N220,000-May 15 ’28-’38
'$ 2 ,0 0 0 ... June 1 1928
Bath is the county seat.
5}£s’20M-S §358,000r* Sept 1 ’27-’40
18.000. . June 1 ’29-34
Highway Bonds.
4Msg’23J-J 370,OOOr* July 2 ’28-’43
24.000. .June 1 ’35-’40 4 ^ s ’23 F-A*300,000c*. Febl ’28-’37 4 Ms’24M-N<xl .155.OOOcMayl ’28-’44
30.000. -June 1 ’41-’46
4s ’25 J-J §540,000r*.Jan 1 ’ 28-’45
Highway & Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-D 24.000. -June 1 ’47-’50 4 K s’26 F-A*400,000c.Feb 1 ’38-’47 4s ’25 J-J 294,500-July 15 ’27-’45
~
21.000. -June 1 ’51-’53 BOND. DEBT April 9 ’27- *700,000 4s ’26 F-A 750,OOOr* __.1927-1947
8,000___ June 1 1954 Total assessed value 1926.58,235,942 4s ’26 M -N 520,OOOr*.Nov 1 ’27-’46
27.000. -June 1 ’55-’57 State & County tax rate (per
4s ’27 . . . 980,000 ------- 1928-1967
20.000. -June 1 ’58-’59
*1,000) 1926______________*12.56
Park Bonds.
22.000. . June 1 ’60-’61 Popul’n 1910, 83,362; 1920, 80,627 4 « s ’ l l M-N *20,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’31
24.000. . June 1 ’62-’63
4H s’ 12 J-D 25.000r.June 1 ’28-’32
,26,000. .June 1 ’64-’65 STILLWATER UNIONFREE SCH. 44*s’ 13 F-A 18,000r_Aug 15 ’2 8-’33
4K s’26 M -N 44,000.-N ov 1 ’28-’48
DIST. NO. 6.
4>4s’ 15 M -N 37 ,320 ..M ay 1 ’28-’35
BOND. D EBT Apr 27 ’27- $290,000
This district (P. O. Stillwater) is 4H s’ 16 M -N 27,OOOr.May 1 ’28-’36
Assess, valuation 1926____4,604,426 in Saratoga County.
Street Im provement Bonds.
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1926____ *12.28
*18,000r*May 1 ’28-’36 4 ^ s ’17 J-J
*8,O O ..J u ly 15 1927
Or
Population (est.)______________2,3uQ
18,000r*May 1 ’37-’42 4M s’ 18 F-A 28,000-Aug 15 ’ 27-’28
IN T . at First National Bank of
20,000r*May 1 ’43-’47 4H s’ 19 J-D 28,000r.June 1 28- 29
Brewster in New York exchange.
5s ’26 M -N 20,000r*May 1 ’48-’51 5 Ms’21M-N §180.000c.May 1 ’28-’31
18,000r*May 1 ’52-’54 5s '20 M -n §180,OOOr* Nov 1 ’27-’30
SOUTHAMPTON UNION FREE
21,000r*May 1 ’55-’ 57 4s g ’22 J-J §185,000..July 1 ’28-’32
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 6.
, 8,OOOr*..May 1 1958 4s g ’23 J-J 88,OOOr* July 2 ’27-’33
44$s’ 13 Jan S60.000r._Jan 1 ’28-’42 BOND. D EBT M ay 15 ’26. $125,000 4s g’24J-D6J 151.OOOr* June 1 ’28-’34
4J$s’ 14 Jan 12.000r_*l,000 yearly Assessed valuation 1925_
_ 880,181
\ 28,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’34
5s ’25 F-A 150,000-Feb 15 ’30-’44 Population 1926 (estimated)_ 1,700 4s ’25 J-J §40,000-July 15 ’28-’45
_
BOND. D EBT Apr 6 ’27 -- *222,000
IN T . at the First National Bank, 4s ’26 F-A 156,000c* ...1927-1936
Tot.ass’d val.’26(70 %act.) 10,616,529 Mechanicville.
Sidewalk Impt. Bonds.
Total tax (per *1,000) 1926____ *9.52
4sg’23 J-J §*3,200c&rJuly2’27-!28
Population in 1926 (est.)______4,200 STOCKPORT UNION FREE S. D. 4s ’25 J-J
§8,000-July 15 ’27-’30
IN T . at Southampton Bank and
NO. 1.
M unicipal Impt. Bonds.
First National Bank.
This district (P. O. Stottsville) is 4 ^ s ’ 17 J-J *300,OOOr.July 15 ’27-’37
in Columbia County.
4y2s'19 M-S 290,000-Mar 15 ’28-’39
SOUTH GLENS FALLS.
' S8,000r*May 1 ’28-’35 5s ’20M-N §193,000..Nov 1 ’27-’41
A village in Saratoga Co. Inc. 1895. 4 K s’25M-N 15,000r*May 1 ’36-’45 4M g’22 A -O §748,000..A pr 1 ’28-’42
Pavement Bonds.
25,000r*May 1 ’46-’55 4 H s’24M -N al08,000. .M a y 1 ’28-’44
5s T9 J-J
*8,000.-July 1 ’28-’31
{ 30,000r*May 1 ’56-’65 4s ’25 J-J §348,000.July 15 ’27-’45
Sewer Bonds.
4 K s’25 J-J 20,000.-July 1 ’28-’47 4s ’26 F-A 860,000c* ...1927-1946
4Hs’ l l M-S *10,000c$2.000 yly Mar BOND. D E B T April 8 ’26. *100,000
General Impt. Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
Ass’d val. (abt. 55% a c t.). 813,202 iX s'lO J-J *24,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’30
4 ^ s ’25 J-J *42,000.-July 1 ’28-’47 Tax rate (per *1,000) 1925____$15.06 4 ^ s ’l l M-S 36,500—Sept 15 ’27-31
W ater R efu n d in g Bonds.
Population 1925 (est.)_______ 1,100 4Hs'12 M -N 70,OOOr.Nov 1 ’27-’32
4H s’ 16 F-A *14,000c.$2.000yly Feb
4 J4s’ 14 A-O 126,050 -Apr 1 ’28-’34
Highway Bonds.
SUFFERN.
4)4s’ 16 J-D 129,451r.Oct 1 ’27-’36
4H s’ 16 M-S *21,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’49
This village is in Rockland County. 4)^s'19 A-O 377,000r_0ct 1927-’39
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1924- *70,000
Paving Bonds.
5s ’21M-N §182,OOOr* N ov 1 ’27-40
Water debt (included)_____ 30,000 5s ’ 19 F-A *12,OOOr..Aug 1 ’28-’31 4 s ’g22J-D §336,000..Dec 1 ’27-’42
Total assess, val. 1923______ 972,680 6s ’20 A-O 15,OOOr.Oct 1 ’27-’41 4s ’25 J-J §351,000r*. Jan 1 *28-’45

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SYRACUSE (Concluded).
City-Hall R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s ,09 F-A $45,000r.Aug 2 ’27-’29
Canal Land Purchase Bonds.
4s g ’24 J-D$824,000r* June 1 ’28-’44
4 s ?25 J-J
38,000-July 15 ’28-45
Local Impt. Bonds.
4H s’17 J-J $15,000r._ July 15 1927
4J*s’18 F-A 34,000-Aug 15 '27-’28
4H s’ 19 J-D 12,000r-June 1 ’28-’29
5s ’20 M -N §50,000—N o r 1 ’ 27-’30
4H s’21M-N §32,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’31
4Mg'22M-N §287,500.-July 1 ’28-’32
4sg’23 J-J -329,000r*.July 2 ’28-33
4H sg’24J-D6662,000r* June 1 ’28-’34
4s g '24 J-D 46,000r * June 1 ’28-’29
4 s 725 J-J §594,000-July 1 5 ’27-’35
4s ’26 F-A 480,000c* ---1927-1936
4s ’26 F-A 20,000c* — 1927-1932
4 s ’27 - - . 500,000 _____ 1928-1947
Sewer Bonds.
4s '08 J-J $10,000r_ July 1 1928
_
4H s’ l l A-O 20,00Or.Apr 1 ’2S-’31
4 las’ l l F-A 50,00Or_Aug 1 ’27-’31
4H s’ 12 F-A 60,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’32
4 Hs’ 14 J-D 20,000--D ec 1 ’27-’35
4H s’ 15 J-D 80,000--June 1 ’28-’35
4Ms’ 16 A-O 25,000--Oct 1 ’27-’36
4H s’ 17 J-J
55,000r_July 15 ’27-’37
5s ’ 18M -S 83.000.May 1 5 ’28-’38
4H sT9 A-O 165,000r.-0ct 1 ’27-’39
5s ’21M-N §178,000r* M ay 1 ’28-’41
5s ’21M-N l^e.OOO-.N ov 1 ’27-’41
4 J^sg’22J-D §128,000--D ec 1 ’28-’42
4Mg'23 A -0§240,000-.A pr 2 ’ 28-’43
4M s’24M-N 358,000c-M!ay 1 ’28-’44
4s ’25 J-J §340,00Or*.Jan 1 ’28-’45
4s ’ 25 J-J §171,000-July 15 ’27-’45
4s ’26 F-A 20,000c* ...1927-1936
4s ’26 F-A 200,000c* -.-1927-1946
3Ms’27 - - - 240,000 -------- 1928-1947
P ublic W orks Bonds.
4s g ’24 J-D $10,000r*__June 1 1928
P ublic Safety Bonds.
4H s’ 15 F -A *$18,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’3fi
Fire Departm ent B onds.
4H s’07A -O $3,OOOr_ Oct 11927
_
4H s’ 13 A-O 18,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-'33
R efu nding Railroad Bonds.
4s ’99 J-D *$915,OOOr. . Dec 30 1929
Zoological Bonds.
4H s’ 15 M -N $4.000—M ay 1 ’28-’35
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
5H s’20M-S *2,890,000r*Sepl ’27-’60
W ater Bonds.
3H s’98 J-J $100,000____Jan 1 1928
4H s’08 J-J 25.000r_. .July 1 1928
4s '08 J-J 300,OOOr.July 1 '29- 40
4s ’09 J-J 100,000r_july 1 ’41-’44
4H sg’22J-J §350,000--Jan 15 ’28-’62
4H s’23J-D §37,OOOr* Dec 15'27-’63
4s ’25 J-J §23,750r*.Jan 1 ’28-’65
4s ’26 M-N560,000c* N ov 1 ’27-’66
3Ms’27 - - . 520,000 ..........1928-1947
G arbage R ed uction Plant Bds.
5s '18 M-NS148,750-May 15 '28-’38
C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
4H s’07 F-A $10,000r-_ Aug 1 1927
Fire Alarm & City Hall Bonds.
4s ’09 A-O $15,000r__Apr 1 ’28-'29
H igh-School Bonds.
3 Hs’00 J-J $190,OOOr...July ’27-’45
4H s’ 13 A-O 24.OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’33
4H s’ 15 A-O 90.OOOr.Aug 1 ’27-’35
4H s’16 M -N 45.000r.M ay 1 ’28-’36
4s ’ 17 M-S 40,OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-’37
5s ’ 18 M-S 84,000--M ar 1 ’28-’38
Grade Crossing Commission Bds
4H sg’22 A -O §$20,000.Apr 1 ’28-’47
4s ’26 F-A 50,000c* ...1927-1946
R efu n d in g Tax Bonds.
4H s’23 J-D §$7,000-Dec 15 ’27-’33
Equipm ent Bonds.
_
4H sg’22J-D §$7,000_ Dec 1 1927
4 J^s’25 F-A 32,000—Aug 1 ’27-'30
M unicipal Im pt. Bonds.
4s g ’23 A-O §$456,000.-Apr 2 ’28-’43
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4s ’26 M-N$100,000c* N ov 1 ’27-’46
General Bonds.
4 K s’26M-N$420,000-.Nov 1 ’27-’46
T ra ffic Signal Bonds.
3Ms’26 M -N $25,000c* N ov 1 ’27-’31
3§£s’27 . . .
30,000 -------- 1928-1932
City’s share town ol SaUna bonds----------------S9.707.05
B D . D E B T Jan 1 ’2 6 -—$22,082,707
Water debt (Included).. 3,983,000
Assessed valuation, real.252,681,963
Franchises_____________ 8,660,330
Total taxable prop. ’ 25. .261,352,293
Actual value (est.)______ 310,000,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’25— S25.85
IN T . on bonds marked (*) at U. S.
Mtge. & Tr. C o.; on bonds marked
§ at the Equitable Trust Co., New
York on bonds marked (5) at Bank­
ers Trust C o., N . Y . City, on others
at Columbia Trust C o., N . Y.
TARRYTOWN.
This village is In Westchester Co
Inc. 1870. Population 1910 . 5,600,
1920, 5,807.
Fir* D ept. B onds.
4H s’lo J-J
$1.000___ Oct 1 1927
4H s’24 J-J f 12,000r*_. July l ’28-’39
l
500 r * „ July 1 1940
4H s ’ 24A-0 (13,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’27-’39
\ 5 0 0 r * .„ Oct 1 1940
4H s’25 J-D 16,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’35
4 Jas'25 F-A ( 9 ,OOOr*-Aug 1 ’27-’35
1 500r*__ Aug 1 1936
4H s’25 F-A 28,000r*_Aug 1 ’27-’40
Park B onds.
4% s
A-O $12,000—Apr 1 ’28-’39
4H s’25 J-J
30,OOOr* July 1 ’28-’37
W ater Bonds.
4H s’l l F-A $13,500r.Aug 1 ’27-’35
4.30s’ 17M-N 14,000—N ov 1 ’27-’33
6s ’21 J-D 116,000--June 1 ’28-’50
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
4Jis’19 J-D $50.000—J udo 1 ’28-’44
4H s’26 J-D 210,000—June 1 ’28-'48
Street Bonds.
4H s’17 J-J $91.000—July 1 ’28-'37
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’21 J-D $9.000..June 1 ’28-’36
4H s’24 J-D 28,OOOr* D e c l ’27-’34
4H s
M -N 30,000............... .......
Highway B onds.
5s ’22 J-J
$7,000— -June ’ 28-’34
Drainage Bonds4 K s’26 M-S $14,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’41




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Street Improvement Bonds.
TONAWANDA TOWN.
Franchise Tax R efu n d in g .
4M s’26 M-S $18,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’31
This town is in Erie County.
6s ’20 A-O $20,000r.0ct 15 ’27-’30
Sidewalk Bonds.
Im provement Bonds.
Tax D eficiency Bonds.
4H s’26 M-S $6,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’33
$42,OOOr* June 1 ’ 28-’37 4Hs’08 A-O $3,000r._Oct 28’27-’28
TOT. DEBT M ay 14 ’ 24- $655,500 4H s’25J-D ] 45,OOOr*June 1 ’38-’46
Health Centre Bonds.
Water debt (included)_____________ 477,000
1 54,OOOr* June 1 ’47-’55 4 K s’24 M-S $27,OOOr* Sept 1 ’ 27-’44
Assess, val. real estate___ 12,481,050 4 K s’25J-D / 27,OOOr*June 1 ’28-’32 4M s’25 J-D 18,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’45
Assess, val. personal______ 1,011,500
Child Steamer House Rep. Bds.
(161,000r* June 1 ’33-’55
Special franchises________
421,206
4 ^ s ’24 J-J $14,800r* July 1 ’28-’44
Lowell Ave. B onds.
Total assess, val. 1923_ 13,913,756
_
5s ’25
$86,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’35
Fire Alarm, T elegraph & P olice
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923— $10.50
Signal.
W oodcrest Blvd. Bonds.
IN T. at Tarrytown Nat. Bank.
5s ’25 — - $32,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’30 6s ’20 A-OS140.000r_.Oct 1 ’27-’40
5>4s’21 J-D 46 OOOr* Dec 1 ’27-’41
W averly Ave. Bonds.
THOMPSON.
5s ’25 — $48,000c.Nov 1 ’27-'30 4Ms’22 F-A 15,000.. Aug 1 ’27-’42
This town is in Sullivan County.
Troy W ater B onds.
Param ount Parkway Bonds.
5s ’25 —. $84,000c.N ov 1 ’27-'30 3 4§s'02 J-J $246,000 .July 1 ’28-’33
R efunding Railroad Bonds.
3Hs
M-S $70,OOOr ______ _______
4s ’03 M-S 160,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’34
Elmwood Avenue Boulevard.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4H s’24 J-J ( $90,000.-July 1 ’28-’36 4s '05 M-S 181,500r.Sept 1' 35-’ 39
4H sg’23 ($125,OOOr* .M ar l ’28-52
1 198,000. .July 1 ’37-'54 4 J^s’08 M-N 105.000rMay 15 ’28-’48
M-S t 65.000r*. .M ar 1 1953 5s ’25 M -N 19,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’45 4s ’09 F-A
6.000r_Aug 15 '27-’29
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 ’27. $223,000
4 Ha’ l l J-J
4,OOOr. Jan 15 ’28-’31
Colvin Boulevard.
Total valuation 1926______1,400,009 4H s’24 J-J($458,000..July 1 ’28-’49 4 Ha’l l J-D 36,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’31
1 125,000--July 1 ’50-'54 4Ha'13 J-D 18,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’33
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$10.64
Population 1910, 4,196; 1920--4.597 5s ’25 M -N 87,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’55 4H s’ 14 J-J 119.000r.Jan 15 ’28-’34
IN T . at Nat. Union Bk.. Month
Jail.
4H s’ 14 M -S 244.OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-’54
cello.
5s ’20 M-S $5.000. .M ar 1 ’28-’31 4a T6 M -N 43,500r_ M a y ’28-*56
_
R efu nding.
4§*s’ 18 F-A 49,OOOr. Feb 15 ’28-’58
TICONDEROGA UNION FREE 6 s ’21 J-J $110,000-.Jan 1 ’28-’49 6a ’21 M -N 6 ,0 0 0 ..M ay 1 '28-’33
SCH. DIST. NO. 5.
4H s’22 J-D 53,OOOr* June 1 ’28-'42
Sewer D istrict B. & C.
Building Bonds.
5s T9 M-S $19,500-.Sept 1 ’27-’39 4H s’25 M -N 90,000.. M ay 1 ’28-’45
4.40s’06M-N $30 OOOr. .May 1 ’ 28-’42
W ater R efu n d in g Bonds.
Sewer.
BON D. DEBT Apr 1 0 '2 7 . $31,000 5 s ’22 J-J $82,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’49 4«4a’20 s-a $10,OOOr___ 1927-1930
Ass’d val. (real & pers’l)
5s ’25 M -N240,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’30 4H s’08 . . . 30,OOOr*___ 1927-1932
1927 (about 65% a c t .)..3,260,685
Sewer D istrict No. 2.
P ublic B uilding Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927— $22.69 4J£s’23 J-J $753,000.-July 1 ’28-’53 4H s’07 F-A $3,OOOr...Aug 1 1927
2,OOOr.July 15 '27-’28
Population m 1920----------------- 4,516
Sewer D istrict No. 3 Bonds.
4H s’08 J-J
( $450,000c.Nov 1 '27-’35 4H s’08 J-D
INTEREST payable at N. Y . at 5s ’25
4 ,OOOr.Dec 1 ’27-’28
3,300r.July 6 ’27-’29
(l,020,000c.N ov 1 '36-’55 4s '09 J-J
any bank or trust company.
Or
4H s’ l l F-A 80, O O .A ug 1 ’27-’31
Sheridan Park.
TIOGA COUNTY.
4H s’24 J-D$336,000.-Dec 1 ’27-’54 4H s’ 14 M-S 28.000r.Mar 1 ’28-’34
Rs ’20 F-A 19.500.-Aug 1 ’27-'40
County seat is Owego.
Riverside W ater D istrict.
5s T6 M -N $4,500-.N ov 1 ’27-’35 4M s’23 M -N 49,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’43
Highway Im provement B onds.
5s T8 M-S $15,000-.M ar 1 ’28-’30
Ellwood W ater D istrict No. 2.
Street Extension Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’27$15,000 5s T9 M-S $19,500--Sept 1 ’27-’39 4H s’26 A-O $33,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’46
Tot.ass’d val.'26(abt.act.) 17,628,709 5s '23 J-J
12,000--Jan 1 ’28-’33
S chool Bonds.
6s ’21 J-J $126.000--July 1 ’28-’41
Popul’n 1920, 25,624; 1920, 24,212
K enelpark W ater Dist. No. 3.
IN T . payable at the office of the 6s ’21 J-J $12,000-.July 1 ’28-’38 5H s’21 J-D 45,OOOr*. Dec 1 ’27-41
‘
4H s’22 M-S 75.000c&r Mar 1’28-42
County Treasurer.
W ater D istrict No. 2.
4H s’24 J-D $14,400--D ec 1 ’27-’44 4H s’22 F-A 27,OOOr* Aug 1 ’27-’42
5s ’25 — .
28,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’45 4H s’22 F-A 21,000r* Aug 1 ’27-’42
TOMPKINS COUNTY.
4 K s’23 J-D 32,OOOr* June 1 ’ 28-’43
Ithaca is the county seat.
W ater S upply D istrict No. 4.
4 ^ s ’23 J-J $320,000.-July l ’28-’43 4H s’24 . . .
29,000c or r_ 1927-1944
Highway Bonds.
4H s
$26,000......... 1927-1939 4Hs'24 J-J 117,000--July 1 ’28-'44 4M s’24 M-S 13,OOOr* Sept 1 ’27-’44
4Hs'15 Apr 18.OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’36 5s '25 — - 57,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’45 4H s’24 M -S 18,OOOr* Sept 1 ’ 27-’44
4H s’25 M -S 45,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’45
W ater Supply D istrict No. 5.
4M s’23 F-A 170,000corrAug 1 ’27-43
TO T. B D . D T . Apr 13 ’27 $202,000 4H s’24 J-D$400,000-.Dec 1 ’27-’44 4M s’25 A-O 95,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’45
Total assess, val. 1926_ 42,560,083 5s ’25 — - 28,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’45 4H s’26 J-J 20,OOOr* July 1 ’27-’46
_
4H s’26 M-S 120,OOOr* Sept 1 ’27-’46
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’ 21 $5,858
Crosstown Boulevard.
f$280,000..Jan 1 ’ 28-’35
Bridge Bonds.
Popul’n 1925 , 36,000; 1920, .35.285
IN T . on bonds of 1923 at the First 4H s’24J-J 400,000--Jan 1 ’36-’45 6s ’21 F-A $38,OOOr*. Aug 1 ’27-41
400,000.-Jan 1 ’46-’53
Street Bonds.
Nat. Bank of Ithaca; on others at
office o f County Treasurer in N . Y . 5s ’25 . . . (210,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’47 4 K s’25 A-O $70,000.-O ct 1 ’27-’35
l 5,000c— -N ov 1 1948
exchange.
______
LANSINGBURG. Annexed Jan. 1
Drainage Dist. No. 2. Bonds.
1901.
5s ’25
$640,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’50
TONAW ANDA, CITY.
W ater B onds.
TOT. D EBT Jan 1’26--$7,974,500
This city is in Tonawanda Town
140,000 4a '84 M-S $60,000c— -Mch 1 1934
Erie Co. Incorp. 1903. Popula­ Water debt (incl.)_______
Sewer debt (incl.)_______ 3,727,000 4s ’88 M-N 25 ,000 c...N ov 1 1938
tion 1910. 8.290. 1920, 10.068.
10,000c..-July 1 1939
Town valuation 1926____ 50,738,514 4s ’89 J-J
S chool Bonds.
4s ’91 M-N 15,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1941
(Assessment 80% actual value.)
4 K s’24 J-J $433,000.-July 1 ’28-’54
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $11.12 4s ’00 M-N 20,OOOr...Nov 1 1950
4H s’25 M-S 50.OOOc.Mar 2 ’31-’35
Population 1910, 2,715; 1920-5,505 4s ’99 F-A 60,000c.. .Aug 1 1949
5s ’22 J-J
91.000______________
4* TO A-O
3,200r_.0ct 1 ’27-’30
4H s’22 J-J
73,000_______________
IN T . at First Nat. Bank. Ken- 4H s’ 14 F-A 10.500r_Feb 16 ’28-’34
4H s’25 J-J 125,000c.July 1 ’31-’55 more, and State Bank of Kenmore.
4 ^ s ’20 F-A 10,000--Aug 2 ’27-’30
4H s’26 J-J 200,000--Jan 1 ’32-’56
P u blic W orks Dept. Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4H s’27 M-S $38,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’ 37
TROY.
4 K s’14 J-J $19,000___ July 1 1934
Troy Is situated In Rensselaer
Swimming Pool Bonds.
4.65s’ 18J-J 19,000____ July 1 1934
4H s’22 J-J
5,000c-July 1 ’28-'32 County. Incorporated In 1816. On 4H s’26 J-J $50,000r* July 1 ’27-’46
5H s’21 J-J
20,000c-July 1 ’28-’31 Jan. 1 1901 a bill known as the GEN. DEBT M ay 9 ’27.$4,475,487
4H s’23 J-J
17,000-.July 1 ’28-’44 "Greater Troy Bill” became opera­ Water debt______________ 1,746,700
812.74
4H s’23 J-J
14,000c-July 1 ’28-’41 tive. Under its provisions the vil­ Sinking fund_____________
4H s’24 J-J
22,OOOc-July 1 ’28-’49 lage of Lansingburg and portions of Certificate of Indebtedness
for harbor and dock and
4H s’24 J-J
18,000c-July 1 ’28-’44 the towns of North Greenbush and
public impts. (tempo­
4M s’25 J-J
15,000c-July 1 '3 l-’45 Brunswick became part o f Troy
Bureau of W ater & P ublic
rary loan)------------------610,000
4H s’27 J-J 35,000c-Jan 1 ’28-’32
Safety Bonds.
Assess, val. real estate___64,537,396
43^s’27 J-J
25,000--Jan 1 ’33-’57
4H s’24 - - - $42,000r*_ 1927-1944 Assess, val. franchise____ 3,092,810
_
Sewer R efunding Bonds.
4H s’24 M-S 90,OOOr* Sept 1 ’27-’44 Total assess, val. 1926___67,667,206
5s ’03 J-J
$3,600______________
4M s’25 F-A 45,125--Feb 1 ’28-’45
The Interest and principal of the
5s ’03 J-J
3,600______________
Bank Tax R efu n d in g Bonds.
water-works bonds are provided for
4s ’02 J-J
3,000___July 1 1932
4H s’24 - - - $38,000c____ 1927-1934 by the Water Dept, from water rents.
5s ’05 J-J
4,800___July 1 1932
Voting-M achine Bonds.
Population 1910. 76,813:1920, 72,013
4H s’06 J-J
5,400--July 1 ’28-’35
5s '18 M-S $2.000-.Sept 1 ’27-’28
5s ’07 J-J
7,200___July 1 1934
IN T . pay. at office of City Treas.
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
5s ’08 J-J
7,000..... ..................
4 ^ s ’09 J-J
21,000____July 1 1939 4H s’07 F-A $3.000r_- Aug 15 1927 TRUXTON.
4H s’08 A-O
4.000 Oct 1 5 ’27-’28
This town is In Cortland County.
Street Im provement B onds.
R ailroad-Aid R efu nd ing B onds.
4H s’24 . - - $64,000c_ July 1 1935 4s ’09 M-N 15,OOOr May 11 ’28-’29
_
4H s’24 J-J
10,000____July 1 1935 4H s’1 0 F -A 23.000r.Feb 1 ’28-’30 4H s’ 12 J-D 64,000_____ 1927-1942
4s TO F-A 12.OOOr.Feb 24 ’28-’30 BOND. D E B T Apr 13 ’27--$62,000
4H s’24 J-J
86,000_______________
3,200r.Feb 1 ’28-’31 Total val. ’26 (80% act)_____585,385
Paving & Street Im pt. Bonds. 4J4s’l l F-A
5s '03 M-S $3,000..Mar 2 ’28-’32 4H s’ l l J-D 18.OOOr.Dee 1 ’27-’31 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$21.33
36.000r.Jan 10 ’28-'33 Population 1910. 1.132; 1920. 920
4.30s’ 14J-J
63,000_______________ 4H s’ 13 J-J
IN T . at Guarantee Tr. Co. in N .Y .
4.60s T7 J-J 19,OOOr_ July 1 1928 4H s’ 13 F-A 30.000r.Feb 10 28-’33
_
5H s’20 J-J 130,000c...July 1 1931 4H s’ 14 F-A 21 OOOr.Feb 16 ’28-’34
5H s’21 J-J 106,000____July 1 1932 4Hs'14 A-O 42,000r.Apr 15 ’28-’34 TUCKAHOE. Is In Westchester Co.
This village
4Hs'15 A-O 32,000r_Apr 15 ’28-’35
4H s’22 J-J 88,000____July 1 1933
27,000r_July 15 '27-’35 Inc. 1902.
4H s’27 J -J l,017,500c.Jan 1 ’28-’37 4H s’ 15 J-J
Storm W
(For amounts and maturities see 4H s’16 M -N 18,000r-.M ay ’28-’36 4.40s’26J-D ater D rainage B onds.
$15,OOOr.June 1 ’27-’41
4H s’ 18 M -N 30,000r_Nov 15 ’27-'36
Y. 123, p. 3356.)
im provem ent Bonds.
6s ’21 M -S 16,OOOr. Mar 1 ’28-’41
W ater R efu nding Bonds.
$6,600c ..M a y 1 1928
4H s’12 J-J $75.000--Jan 1 ’28-’42 4H s’22 J-J 106,200corrJ1yl5’27-42
5,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1929
4H s’14 J-J
34,000r.Jan 1 ’28-’44 4 Ms’23 J-J 231,300 ..J u ly 1 ’28-’43
4,5 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1930
4Ms’24 A-O 90,OOOr* Oct 1 ’27-’44
Im provement Bonds.
3,000c_ M ay 1 1931
_
4H s M -N
5s ’21 J-D $25,OOOc_Dec 1 ’27-’51 4 Ms’25 J-J 185,OOOr* July 1 '28-’45
2 ,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1932
(351,OOOr* July 1 ’28-’45
4H s’26 J-J
19,000--July 1 ’33-’51
1 ,5 0 0 c...M a y 1 1933
U85,000r* July 1 ’46-’65
Water Bonds.
5 0 0 c ... M ay 1 1934
5s *03 Jan $6,000 Jan 2 ’28-’32 4H s’26 M -N 100,OOOr* N ov 1 ’27-’46 4 K s’27 J-J
25,000
4M s’18 J-J
88,000___ July 1 1948 4H s’27 M-N240,000r* M ay 1 ’28-’47
($1,000, July 1 1927; $2,000,
50,OOOr* -..1928-1947
5 s ’20 J-J 161,000c.July 1 ’28-’50 4Ms’27 - - .
July 1 1928-44.)
Harbor and D ock B onds.
5H s'20 J-J / 3 ,000c.July 1 ’28-’30
'25,000--June 1 ’28-’32
(40,00Oc.July 1 ’31-’50 6s ’21 A-OS150,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’ 61
8.000-June 1 ’33-’34
44£s’22 J-J 158,000r*. July 1 ’28-62
5H s’21 J-J 24,000c. July 1 ’28-’51
3,500____June 1 1935
4 s ’24 J-J 172,OOOr* July 15 ’27-64 4H s’27 J-D
4H s’22 J-J 15,000c.July 1 ’28-’42
4.000-June 1 ’36-’39
4 K s’23 . . .
21,000_______________ 4H s’25 J-J 349,000r$ July 1 ’28-’65
1,000.-June 1 ’40-’41
4H s’24 J-J
22.000c.July 1 ’28-’49
P ublic Safety Dept. Bonds.
Grade-Crossing Elim. Bonds.
4M s’25 J-J
25,000c.July 1 ’31-’55 4H s’ 19 F-A $36,OOOr.Feb 1 ’28-’39
4H s’24 - - 55,OOOr*... 1927-1944 5s
. . . $36,000..............1927-1944
Memorial Hall Bonds,
W ater W orks Extension B onds.
Sewer Bonds.
4H s’27 J-J $50,000c.jan 1 ’33-’57
$600................... 1941
4Hs'23 F-A $36,600r* Aug 1 ’27-’43 4.75s . . .
Boulevard Bonds.
3,000................... 1942
4H s’27 J-J $300,0 0 0 c____ 1928-1957 4 ^ s ’27 M-S 100,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’47 4.75s . . .
...
2,500___________1943
DEBT STATEM EN T Apr. 1 1927. 4T 's’27 - — 85,000-------- 1928-1947 5s
5s T 4 M -N 2 ,3 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’41-’43
S chool B uilding Bonds.
Sewer___________________ $212,000
2,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’2R
W ater.................................
525,000 4H s’22 J-J $90,OOOr* July 1 ’ 28-’42 4H s’23 . . .
Street Im provement Bonds.
Paving---------------------------515.209 4H s’27 M-S 100,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’47
4.40s . . . $20.000________1927-1934
School..................
901,000
Park Bonds.
2 .8 00.......... 1927-1933
Canal___________________
44,000 3 Hs’02 A-O $75,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’41 4.40s . . .
...
9,2 00.......... 1931-1940
T ota l___________
2,208,209 4H s’08 M -N 1,500r ..M a y 14 1928 5s
...
2,500...........
1941
Assess, val., real________ 15,619,178 4s 09 M-N 2.OOOr.May 11 ’28-’29 4§*s
Assess, val., special fran.
995,220 4H s’22 M -N 75000r*. Mar 1 ’ 2 8 ^ 2 4H s
—
27.000.......... 1927-1941
...
1,500........
1943
Assess, val., personal____
9,950 4H s’23 F-A 85,OOOr* ...1927-1943 5a
Total assess, val., 1927.-16,624,348 4H s’24 M -N 72,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’44 4.20s’16M-N 7,000_M ay 1 ’28-’34
(Subject to call any time.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$33.42 4Ms’25 M-S 44.500r* Mar 1 ’28-’45
Park R efu n d in g Bonds.
5a T 8 M -N 4 .0 00.......... 192-19826
IN T. payable at City Treas­
Village-Hall Bonds.
urer’s office. Chase Nat. B k.. N .Y . 4H s’26 A-O $46,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’46
4 K s’27 M-S 23,OOOr* Mar 1928-’47 4.30’slOM-N $15,000..Nov 1 ’27-’38
and Seaboard Nat. Bk.. N . Y .

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BOND. DEBT Apr 25 1927 $9,000
Sewer B onds.
Library Bonds.
4s
Jan / $4,000r___ Jan 1 1928 Ass’d val.’26(abt. 80% act.) 1,437,701
4Ms’09 M-S $l,000r_ Sept 11927
_
1 24.000r..Jan 1 ’28 ’31 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $30.00
1 ,000r_ July 1 ’2 8 '2 9
4s
J-J
Apr 10,500r.Apr 1 ’ 28-’34 Pop’n 1925, 2,487; 1920, 1,995
_
4J4s
May l,250r_ M ay 4 1928 3 Ms
1,800..........1927-1929
3Ms
Nov 54,000r—Nov 1 ’27-’35 4Ms
6.0 00..........1927-1932 WALDEN.
4s
Nov 12.00 Or..N ov 1 ’27-'36 4Ms
6,OOOr._Sept 1 ’27-’32 4Ms
11,000______1927-1935
4Ms’ 12 M-S
This village is In Orange County.
6,000r.July 1 ’28-’33
Street Bonds.
4H s’ 15 J-J
Incorporated 1855; reincorp. 1902.
2,250—Oct 1 '27-’35 5s ’18 . . .
$3,600_____ 1927-1928
4Ms’ 15 AO
Fire Apparatus B onds.
31,000--.Tuly 1 ’28-’4i 5s ’24 M -S $l,500r_Sept 1 ’28-’29
4s 16 M -N 6.000r.M ay 1 ’28-’36 5Ms’ 21 . . .
12,000-.Sept 1 ’27-’42
22.OOOr.July 15 ’27-’39 4M s’22 . . .
4M s’ 19 J-J
Paving Bonds.
Tax-R elief Bonds.
5Ms’20 F-A 21,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’40
5Ms’21 Sept $6,000r_Sept 1 ’ 27-’32
4s
July $10,000..July 2 ’27-’28 5Ms'21 Sept i ,000r...Sept 1 1927
Mar 15 ’ 28-’43
4M s’23 M-S 24.00019.500_____ 1927-1941
_
_
5s
D elinquent Tax Bonds.
5Ms’21 Sept l,600r-Sept 1 ’ 27-’32
39.000
..1928-1941 4M s’ 17 A-O $2.014.50.................... BOND. DEBT M ay 17 ’27 $11,450
5Ms
...
27.000
_1927-1941 5Ms’20 . . .
5s
3,800-............. ............ Water debt (additional)_
_
6,000
11,650..........1927-1942 4Ms
...
10,800r_______ _____ Assessed value, real estate.3,924,000
4 Ms
6,LOOr
Nov 1’27’28 Assessed value, personal_
4s ’25 A-O 45,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’45 4 Ms’23 . . .
_
18,400
49.000
.. 1927-1942 4M s’23 . . .
2,000r_.M ay 16 1928 Other assessable property. .
4Ms
52,132
40.000
_1927-1942 4M s’2 4 M -9
4 Ms
4,200r.Sept 1 7 ’27-29
ass’d val.’26(80% act.)3,994,532
__ 1927-1943 4s ’24 M -N 4,800r_May 6 ’28-’29 Tot. rate (per $1,000) ’26______ $9.00
s
Tax
TURIN AND WEST TURIN UN. 4H’27 F-A 120.000
75.000-Feb 4.10s’26_
15 ’28-’47_ f 5,365.16-Sept 1 1927 Population in 1925, 4,487; ’20. 5,493
4s
FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 9.
116.000-Sept 1 ’28-’31
This district (P. O. Turin) is in 4s Academy and School B onds.
IN T . on fire bonds at First Nat.
’09 F-A $2,094r_Aug 1 ’27-’29 4’20s’26M-N J 3,684.92-M ay 12 ’27
Lewis County.
3,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’29
\14,800-May 12 ’28-’31 Bank of Walden.
4M s’09 F-A
S chool House Bonds.
4M s’Q9 M-S 12.000r.Sept 1 ’27-’29
Garbage Disposal Plant Bonds.
($3,000—N ov 1 27-31
5,000r. July 15 '27-'28 4M s’ 19J-J $15,9)0r.July 15’27-’29 WALTON (TOWN).
4 Ms 08
6s 21 M -N 1 8,000—N ov 1 *32-’41 4M s’08 J-J
. . . 39,000 ........... 1927-1940
M -N 2,000r.N ov 2 ’27-’28 5Ms
Located in Delaware County.
10,000.-N ov 1 ’42-51
. . . 10,300_______1927-1944
4M s’08 M -N 3,200r.N ov 2 ’27-’28 4s
Bridge Bonds.
110,500—N ov 1 ’52-’61 „
A-O
4s ’27 F-A 50,000--Feb 15 ’28-’47 4Ms’25 F-A $14,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’33
BOND. D E B T Apr 5 ’27— -$31,500 4s ’09 ___ \500r-Apr 1 ’28-’29
4M s’ 10
lO.OOOr-May 1
Culvert
BOND. DEBT M ay 21 '27 $85,500
Total assessed value 1927— 339,000 4M s’ 13 M -N 30.000r.July 1 ’28-’29 4Ms’ 17 J-J Bonds.
J-J
’28-'33
$1,500_ July 16 1927 Assessed value, real_______ 5,190,640
_
School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$27.50
M-S 74,250r_Sept 1 ’27-’35
Paving Bonds.
Assessed value, personal_
_
2,500
Population 1925 (est.)---------------- 600 4 Ms
4 Ms
F-A 24,500r.Feb 1 ’28-'34 4M s’ 19 J-J $40,000r.July 1 5 ’27-’36 Other assess, property____ 115,611
4M s’ 14 J-J
32.000r.July 1 ’28-’34 5Ms’21 s-a
31,657.49 ----------------- T ot. ass’d val. ’26 (actual).5,308,751
ULSTER COUNTY.
4M s’ 15 M -N172.000r.May 1 *28-'35 5Ms'21 . . . 30 000--Sept 1 ’27-’41 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— S16.66
County seat is Kingston.
“ “
18 .0 0 0 ---July 1 ’28-41 Population 1920, 5,425; 1926, 5,280
4Ms’17 J-J
13,500r.July 16 ’27-’37 5s ’21
T urnp ike and Road Bonds.
1,200.......... 1927-1928 4M s’23 M-S
5s
6.000r*.-M ar 151978
4s
___$4,000--M ar 1 ’28-’29 5s ’ 18 . . .
1,500..........1927-1928
6,052.18r*Mar 15 ’29
4 Ms’09 M-S 25,000r_ .Mch 1 '28-’32 4Ms'19 s-a
23,000r.july 15 ’27-’39 4Ms’23 . . .
10,000r . . Mar 7 1929 WALTON, (VILLAGE).
4Ms
M-S 40,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’36 4Ms’19 s-a
19,500r.July 15 ’27-’39
25,00Qr_ Apr 28 1929
_
This village is in Delaware County.
Civil W ar B onds.
„ „„
6,500r_July 15 ’27-’39 4.10s’26A-O 195,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’46 Incorporated in 1851.
4>$s’19 s-a
4s
M -S $22,500c.Mch 1 ’28-’30 4 Ms’ 19 s-a
14,660r.July 15 ’27-’39
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
Village Hall Bonds.
4s
. . . 4,000--M ch 1 ’28-39 5Ms’20 s-a
21,750r.July 10 '27-’40 4s ’ 16 M -N $4,500r........................ 4Ms
— $26,000--$1,500 yearly
Jail Bonds.
2 1 ,0 0 0 r.ju ly l0 ‘27-’40 5s *17 J-D
5M s’20 s-a
_
4,000r_ Dec 1 1927
Highway Bonds.
4s
M-S $13,000c_ Mch 1 1928 5M s’21 — - 27,800--Sept 1 ’27-’41 5s ’ 18
_
10.000 ..........1927-1938 4.70s’22J-D $12,000..$1,000 yearly
BON D. DEBT M a r l ’2 7 .. $111,000 5M s’21 — 18,150. Sept 1 ’ 27-’41 4Ms’ 19 - . 1,200r.Apr 15 ’28-’29 5 Ms
...
37,500-.$2,500 yearly
Ass’d val., real & franch_49,008,346 5Ms
....1927-1941 4M s’ 19 A-O 13,000r-0ct 1 ’27-’39
. . . 185.000
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Assessed val., personal---153,500 5Ms
....1927-1941 5Ms’21 — 140.000- M ar 15 ’28-’41 s’23 F-A $9,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1935
. . . 120.000
4M
Total assessed val. 1926_49,161,846 5Hs
1,000_____ 1927-1931 5Ms
120.000 ____ 1927-1941 BOND. DEBT M ay 18 ’27 $83,500
—
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924------ $10.19 4Ms
47.000
..1927-1942 5Ms
60.000
_1927-1941 Assessed val., real estate..3,005,365
...
Populat’n 1910, 91,769; 1929, 74,979 5s
_
_
12.000
.1927-1938 5Ms
7,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1941 Assessed val., personal______ 3,900
IN T at office o f County Treas.
__1927-1943 5Ms
4Ms
. . . 476.000
1,030 _____ 1927-1931 Other assessable property_ 89,388
_
24.000c.July 1 ’28-’43 5Ms
4M s’23 . . .
4,5 0 0 _____ 1927-1941 Total val. 1926 (73% act.)_3,094,753
..1927-1941 5Ms
60.000
...
180.000 ____ 1927-1941 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '26.$12.01
UNION (TOWN) UNION FREE 5Ms
18,500--Sept 1 ’27-'41 Population 1910, 3,103; 1920.-3,598
4Ms
328.000
__1927-1944 5s ’21 . . .
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Paving and R e-surfacing Street 5s ’21 - - 28,000--Sept 1 ’27-’41
This district (P. O. Endicott) is in
Bonds.
4 Ms J-J 475 OOOe-Jan 1 ’28-'43
Broome County.
13.000
..1927-1943 WAPPINGERS FALLS.
...
-s ’01- 02
$14,000-------- ------------- 5Ms’21 . . . $13,000--Sept 1 ’27-’41 4Ms
75.000c.July 1 ’28-’42 4M s’23 . . .
11.000c. July 1 ’28-’38
4 .35s’ 14July 72,0O0c.Decl ’27-’38 4M s’22 . . .
This village is in Dutchess County.
4.15s’ 16Dec 40.000........................... 4M s’23 . . . 146,000c.July 1 ’28-’43 4M s’24 . . . ( 25,500cJan 1 ’28-’44 Incorporated in 1871.
\591.000cFeb 1 ’28-’44
...
44,000..........1927-1939
5s T7 Dec 10.00Oc.Dec 1 27-’36 4Ms
W ater Bonds.
6s ’20 J-D .16,000—Dec 1 ’27-’ 50 4M s’2 4 M -N 90,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’44 4M s’24 M -N 9,000c.N ov 15 ’27-44 5s ’ 14 J-D ($32,000—Dec 1 ’27-’ 34
9O.000c.July 15 ’27-44 4M s’24 M -N 9,000c-Nov 15 ’27-44
]40,000c-Dec 1 ’28-’35 4s ’24 J-J
- - - 157,000_____ 1927-1945 4s ’24 J-J
4M s’22 J-D ' 80,000c. Dec 1 ’36-’45 4Ms
27.OOOc.July 15 ’27-44 4Ms 17 F-A \ 25.000-.D ec 1 ’35-’ 39
12,000.-Feb 1 '28-’41
(96.OOOc.Dec 1 ’46-’53 4s ’27 F-A 160,000c.Feb 15 ’28-’47 4s ’25 M -S
4,800c.M ar 1 ’28-’30
R efu nd. U. C. & B. RR. Bonds. 4s ’25 A-O 90.000c-Apr 1 '28-’45 5s Sewer Bonds.
I 9.000c-----------------’14 J-D f $3,000—Dec 1 ’ 27-’29
6,400c.Apr 1 ’28-’35
4Ms’26 J-D 360,OOOc.Dec 1 ’29-’48 4s ’09 M-S $37,900r_Mch 1 ’28-’29 4s '25 A-O
1 60,000—Dec 1 ’30-’44
Tax Map & Survey Exp. Bonds.
4M s’25 J-J
2,700c.July 1 '28-’35
4M s’26 J-D 228,000c.Dec 1 ’30-’48
J-D
8 ,0 0 0 ------- 1927-1934
12,500c.July 1 ’ 28-’35 -s
B D . D EBT June 15 ’26—$1,147,500 4.10s’26A-O $9,500c.Apr 1 ’28-’46 4 Ms’25 J-J
V oting-M achine B onds.
4M s’25 J-J
23,500c.July 1 ’28-’45 5s Highway Bonds.
Total ass’d value 1925_ 16,852,790
_
’14 J-D $7,000.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’33
$ 4 ,8 0 0 ...Oct 1 ’27-’28 4M s’25J-J
28,000c-July 1 ’28-’45 4.60s’26M-N (16,000_____ 1927-1934
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '24. .$21.50 5s ’ 18 . . .
12,500.......... 1927-1935 4M s’25J-J
Population 1924 (school census)20 000 4Ms’25 . . .
42,800c-July 1 ’29-’45 _ ____ _
_
IN T . at Farmers’ Nat Bank.
Subway Bonds.
4M s’25J-J
48,000c-July 1 ’ 28-’45 TOTAL _ E B1 2,000-------- 1935-1936
D
T M ar 1 ’25$4,000.-July 1 '28-’29 4Ms'25 J-J
Union, in N . Y . exchange and State 4M s’ l l J-J
58,000c-July 1 ’28-’45 Water debt (included)____ $165,000
75,000
.....................
600.-M ay 1 ’28-’33 4M s’25 J-J
4 Ms’ 13 M -N
74.100c.July 1 ’ 28-’45 Assessed val’n (real est)_ 1,603,000
Bank of Endicott.
_
7.000r__Oct 1 ’27-’33 4Ms’25 J-J
4Ma’ 13 A-O
95,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’45 Population 1910, 3,195; 1920—3,235
9,000r Apr 15 '28-’34 4M s’25 J-J 142,500c. July 1 ’28-’45
UNION (TOWN) UNION FREE 4 Ms’ 14 A-O
IN T . at Nat. Bank of Wappinger
21,000r_July 1 ’ 28-'35 4M s’25 J-J 157,000c.July 1 ’28-’45
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
4M s’ 15 J-J
32.000
_1927-1942 4M s’25 J-J
4Ms
...
P. O. Endicott.
10,800c.July 1 ’28-’35 Falls.
41,000c. July 1 ’28-’43 4M s’26 J-J
5 s ’25 J-D/$21,000—Dec 1 ’27-’33 4M s’23 . - 16.000r._Jan 1 ’28-’31
1 36,000—Dec 1 ’34-’42 4M s’24 M -N 46,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’44 4.10s’26A-O 570,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’46 WAPPINGER UN. FREE SCH.
...
57,000.......... 1927-1945 4.20s’26F-A 407,500c.Aug 1 ’27-’46
B O N D . D EBT April 1925- $86,500 4Ms
DIST. NO. 2.
Cemetery Bonds.
Assessed valuation________1,440,000
4.10s’26M-N 12,000-Nov 15 ’27-38
This district (P. O. Wappinger
Population___________________ 1,500 4s T6 A-O $10,000r____ 1927-1936 4.10s’26M-N 13,000-Nov 15 ’27-’39 Falls) is in Dutchess County.
Bridges and Culverts.
IN T . at State Bank o f Endicott.
C ity Lines Property and Streets
f $4,000--N ov 1 ’27-’28
4Ms’ 10 F-A $12,000r._A.ug 1 ’ 27-’30
M onum enting Bonds.
4Ms M -N ( 45,000--N ov 1 ’29-’43
200r_ July 1 ’ 928 4s ’27 F-A $25,000.-Feb 15 ’28-’47
_
UNION (TOWN) UNION FREE 4 Ms’ l l J-J
20.000- -N ov 1 ’44-’53
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 5.
4Ms’ 12 M -N 18.000r„May 1 ’28-’32
Storm W ater Sewer Bonds.
f 5,000.-N ov 1 ’34-’38
This district is in Broome County. 4M s’ 15 J-J
34,000r-July 1 ’2 8 ’35 4 Ms’23 — $42,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’43
10.000-N ov 1 ’39-’43
4.40s’ 14 Dec S66.000C—Dec 1 ’27-’40 4Ms’ 17 J-J
300r_ July 16 1927 4 Ms’23 . . .
_
34,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’43 4Ms’24 M -N { 12,000--N ov 1 ’44-’46
...
22,500.......... 1927-1941 4s ’24 J-J
4.60s
Dec
4,0 00_____ 1927-1934 5Ms
92,OOOc_July 15 '27-44
2 5 .0 0 0 - Nov 1 ’47-’51
—
8,000.......... 1927-1942 4M s’26 A-O 95,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’46
5s
Dec 173,000_____ 1927-1948 4Ms
[3 ,0 0 0 ___ Nov 1 1952
5s '20 J-D f 76,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’45
C om fort S tation Bonds.
Intercep ting Sewer B onds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 5 ’24. $79,000
1 20,000c_Dec 1 ’ 46-’49 4M s’24 M -N $45.000c- N ov 15 ’27-44 4Ms
— $16,000_____1927-1939 Tot. assess, val. ’23(M act)l,280,355
Dept, o f P u b lic W orks B on d s.
Creek Impt. and Culvert.
5s ’20 - - - 19 0,000............. ............
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___ $13.28
4Msg’22J-Df 42,000—Dec 1 ’26-’40 4Ms’24 M -N $20,000c.N ov 15 '27-34 4 Ms’23 M-S $32,OOOr*Mar 15’28-’43
IN T at National Bank of Wap­
8,000c.July 15 ’27-34
1 30,000—Dec 1 ’41-’45 4s ’24 J-J
B eckw ith, Sylvan & B eckwith pinger .Falls.
Fire-Station Bonds.
4.60s’ 23J-D 30,000.-D ec 1 ’26-’40
Creek Bonds.
4.35s’25J-J
90,000-Dec 31 ’35-’43 4Ms’ 14 M-N$16,000r__Nov 1 ’27-’34 4M s’22 - „ $48,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’42
1,600.......... 1927-1928
4Ms’25 J-J 100,000--Dec 1 ’26-’35 5 s ’ 18 . . .
Fire Alarm System and C ircu it WARREN COUNTY.
Bridge E lim ination Bonds.
R epeater Bonds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1927- $619,000
Lake George is the county seat.
$8,000r.Sept 1 ’27-'42
Total val. ’26 (M act.)-.12,547,000 5Ms’20 F-A $30.000r-Aug 1 ’27-’40 4M s’22 . . .
H ospital B onds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—-$19.00 5Ms
...
77.000_____ 192’ -1941
A utom atic T ra ffic Signal Sys­
4Ms’26 J-J $220,000.-July 1 ’30-’51
Population in 1926 (est.)------13,000
Parkway and Parks.
R oad B onds
tem Bonds.
$5,000--July 1 '28-’29 4 s ’27 F-A 45,000-.Feb 15 ’28-’47 5s '25 F-A $45.000c_Feb 1 ’28-’36
IN T . on bonds of 1922 and 1923 at 4s ’09 J-J
the Workers’ Tr. C o.. Johnson City. 4 J4s’ 10 J-J
8,500--July 1 '28-’30
Electric Power Plant B onds.
5s 19 F-A 20,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’29
4,000r.July 1 ’28-’31 4M s’22 . . .
$6,OOOr__Oct 1 ’27-’32
4Ms’ l l J-J
Bridge B onds.
4Ms*12 J-D 24,000r_June 1 ’28-’31
UTICA.
Real Estate A cquirem ent Bonds 5s ’ 19 F-A $41,257—Aug 1 ’29-’49
This city is in Oneida Co. Incorp. 4M s’ 13 J-J
5.000r.July 1 ’28-’32 4Ms’22 —
$5,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’36 6s ’21 F-A 117,000c_ Feb 1 1944
_
950r-May 15’28-’33 5Ms
Feb. 13 1832. Pop’n 1925. 101,604; 4Ms’ 13 M -N
45,000_____ 1927-1941 BOND. D E B T Apr 15 ’27 $457,076
1920, 94,156. A proposal to change 4Ms’ 13 M -N 2,400r.N ov 1 ’27-’33 4M s’24 M -N 13,000c.Nov 15 ’27-39 Assessed valuation, real,.45,216,260
6,300r.Apr 1 ’28-’34
the form o f the city government to 4 Ms’ 14 A-O
M unicipal Improvement Bonds. Assessed vai’n, personal._
2,000
that of the commission manager plan 4 Ms’ 14 J-J
14,350r.July 1 ’28-’34 4M s’22 J-J $384,000r*___ 1927-1942 Other assessable property553.314
3 .0 0 0 - Sept 1 '27-’32 TO T. B D . D T . Mar 1 ’27 $9,334,964 Total assessed val. 1926
was defeated on N ov. 16 1922.
4Ms
—
14,800r-Jufy 1 ’28-’35 Sinking funds__________
963,504
4M s’ 15 J^J
Canal Land Impt. Bonds. _
(about 70% actual)-----29,216.824
6,000r.Aug 1 ’27-’32 Assess, val., real estate..125,886,878 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$43.10
4s ’24 J-J $46,000c.July 15 ’27-44 4s T6 F-A
28,OOOr-Aug 1 ’27-’40 Assess, val., personal_
_
335,700 Population '10, 32,223; '24, 34.000
4s ’ 25 A-O 21,750c.Apr 1 ’ 28-’45 5Ms’20 J-J
2,550r.July 1 ’28-’36 Special franchises_______ 5,104,890
P urchase of Canal Land Bonds. 4s '16 J^f
IN T . payable In N . Y . exchange.
4M s
--.$440,000_____1927-1942 4Ms’ 19 s-a
24,000r_July 15 ’28-’39 Total ass’d value 1926.-131,327,468
Power Pump & Hose W ag. Bds. 4.)0s'26A-O 13,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’46 Value of city owned p rop .14,965,525 WARSAW.
4 J£s’23 - - $6,000c_July 1 ’28-’33
Deferred Assessment Bonds.
Against paving bonds there are out
This town is
4.10s’26_
_ J$3,865.95-Aug 3 1927 standing assessments upon property Reincorporated in Wyoming County.
Electric C on d u it B onds.
Jan. 11 1898.
20,000--Aug 3 ’28-’32 benefited equal to amount of bonds.
4Ms'23 - . $2,100r_July 1 ’28-’33
R ailroad B onds.
INT. Is payable in Utica at the City 3Ms
4s ’24 J-J
90,000c.July 15 ’27-44 4.10s’26___ / 3,316.73 Sept 16 '27
— $18.000------$2,000 y ’ly
Creek Im provement Bonds.
.10,000_____ 1928-1932 Treasurer’s office, or at request o
Highway Bonds.
4M s’22 A-O $68,000.--A p r 1 ’28-’42 4.20s’26F-A 295,178.69 -.1928-1932 registered holder in N. Y. exchange 0s
...
$6,000—$2,000 yearly
(For maturity see V. 123, p. 1010)
Storm W ater Sewer Bonds.
5s *26 F-A (14,000_____ 1927-1933
4M s’22 A-O $45,000— -Apr 1 ’28-’42 4s '27 F-A (11,034.43 Feb 15 1928 VALLEY STREAM.
D ..
_ l 1.000................... 1934
This village is in Nassau County.
5Ms
...
32,000_____ 1927-1941
170.000
__1929-1933
Bridge Bonds.
Mohawk River Im pt. B onds.
5s
...
18,000_____ 1927-1941
Fire Bonds.
5s
.
28-’32
J-J $60.000r__Jan 1 ’28-’31 4.60s’26 J-J $25,000r*_Jan 1 ’27-’31 BOND. .D.E B$11.000-.Feb 1 $50,000
4 JIs
...
41,000..........1927-1942 4s
T Jan 1 '2 7 -.
4a ’ 07 M -N 45,000r_May 1 ’28-’30
Paving Bonds.
V iaduct Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (91 % act..4.899.026
8,OOOr_Oct 15 ’28-’34 4.40s’26 A-O $180,000r*.0ct l ’27-’46 Total tax rate(per$l,000)’25$14.17 +
4s '16 M-S $4,500r.Mar 1 ’28- 36 4a ’ 07 A-O
P olice & Fire Bonds.
Incinerator Bonds.
4s ’ 16 J-J
19.0O0r.July 1 ’28-’36
Population 1910, 4,308; 1920, 4.396
n
4s '09 A-O $1,000r..Apr 1 ’28-’29 4M s’27 M-S/$108.000cMar 1 ’28-’45
B ath-H ouse Bonds.
12,OOOr.July 1 ’28-‘31
4Ms
...
$3,000-.Sept 1 ’27-’32 4M s’ l l J-J
1
2,000c_________ 1946
F-A
3,600r_.Aug 1 ’28-’32 BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27- $310,000 WARSAW (TOWN) UNION FREE
4M s’23 . .
4,800..July 1 ’28-’43
Fire D epartm ent B onds.
Assessed valuation 1926___8,159,730
Hospital and Nurses’ Home.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10.
4M «’ 12 J-J
$3,000r_July 1 ’28-’32 4Ma’15 J-J $14.000r.JuIy 1 ’28-’34 Population 1927 (est.)_______ 10,000
School Bonds.
4Ms’ 17 J-J 38,490r.July 16’27-’37
H ospital Bonds.
4Ms Oct 1 / $6,OOO.Oct 1 ’27-’29
4M s’23 M -S $22,400r*Mar 15 '28-’43 4Ms’2 5 M -N 12,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’35 VOLNEY.
139,000-—Oct 1 ’30-’42
This town is In Oswego County.
4s ’25 A-O 23,645c.Apr 1 ’28-’35 4M s’25 M-S 26,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’45
BOND. D EBT Apr 2 0 ’27- $45,000
4s ’27 F-A 40.000--Feb 1 5 ’28-’47
W aterway im provem ent Bds.
Bridge Bonds.
Ass’d val .’26 (abt .90 % act.) .3,453,627
4.10s'26A-O $72,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’46 4M s’15 — 7 $8.000-Mar 15 ’28-’31 School tax (per $1,000) 1926— $12.07
In cin erator P lant Bonds.
___
. ’27 F-A$180,000c-Feb 15 ’28-’474s ’27 F-A 50,000--Feb 1 5 ’ 28-’47
' —
\ 1.000— -M ar 15 1932 Population in 1927 (est.)______ 3,500
TUCKAHOE (Concluded).
R efu nd ing Bonds.
5s'1 7 M -N / $500 — M ay 1 1928
\ 530____M ay 1 1929
4H s’26 M -N 16,000r.May 1 ’28-’43
Paving Bonds.
.
__
4H s’23 . . .
$9.500.-Apr 1 28-37
4 H s’2 3 _
_
9,0 00.-Apr 1 ’28-’36
4 Ms’2 3 ___
2,500.-Apr 1 ’28-’32
4.40s’26J-D
7,000r.June 1 ’ 28-’34
4.40s’26J-D
3,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’30
4.40s’26J-D
5.000r.June 1 ’28-’32
Drainage Bonds.
4 Ms’2 3 _
_
S2,500--Apr 1 28-29
TOTAL DECT Jan 1 ’24 -- $419,930
Ass’d val. real est. 1923_ 5,339,801
_
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921--.$15-07
Population in 1910,2.722; ’20,3,509.
INT. at First Nat. B k.. M t. Vernon.




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W ARSAW , VILLAGE.
This village is in Wyoming County.
Inc. 1843; re-inc. Jan. 11 1898.
Paving Bonds.
4M s’22 A-O $21,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’40
4Ms’22 A-O 44.000r*Apr 1 ’28-'43
6s '25 F-A 18,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’45
Street Impt. Bonds.
4.80s’ 19— $10,000..$2,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Jan 22 ’25- $104,000
Assess, val. ’24 (60% act.)3,450,065
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1924___ $15.62
Population 1910, 3,206; 1920, 3,622
INTEREST payable in N. Y. and
at Wyoming Co. Nat. Bk.. Warsaw.

NEW YORK—CITIES AND TOWNS
Public Improvement Bonds.
3H s’02 M -N $75,000r___ 1930-1944
4s ’04 M -N 45,000r ___ 1928-1936
4s TO M -N 31.000r__May 1 1940
4H s’ 14 M-N 65.000r..M ay 1 1944
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
4J4s’ 12 J-J $110,000r---July 1 1Q42
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’08 M-N Ssu.OOOr. May 1 1938
Court Street Grade Crossing
Elimination Bonds.
4M s’23 A-O $24,000r___O ctl’27-’38
5s ’22 J-J
15,000c--Jan 1 ’28-’32
4J4s’ 17 J-J
82,500r_ July 1 1945
_
5s '20 J-J
95,000c.July 1 ’27-’45
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
4M s’22 M-S $25,000c.Sept 1 ’27-'3l
Street L igh tin g Bonds.
4 .20s’26A-O f$52,000. - Apr 1 ’28-’31
1180,000.-Apr 1 '32-’46
4.20s’26F-A 171,000--Aug 1 ’27-’45
BOND. D EBT Apr 15’27 $3,341,435
Water debt (incl.)_______
25,000
Assessed value, real______ 45,041,353
Assessed value, personal..
298,450
Special franchises_________ 845,036
Total assessed value 1927$45,163,197
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--.$33.70
Pop'n 1910, 26.730; 1920, 31,285.

W ARW ICK.
This village is in Orange County,
incorp. 1867.
Street Im provement Bonds.
5s ’23 J-J $60,000-July 15 ’27-’38
GEN. B D . D T . M ay 14 ’27 $101,119
Park Impt. Bonds.
5s ’26 J-J
$2,500.-July 1 ’27-’31
GEN BD. D T . M ay 1 4 ’27 $101,119
Water debt (incl.)________ $13,000
Assessed valuation, real_ 3,345,250
_
Assessed val’n, personal_
_
31,650
Other assessable property..
37,U)6
Total val. 1926 (actual)_ 3.414,066
_
Total tax rate (per $l,000)-'26-$8.50
Population 1910. 2,318; 1925--2.452 WATERVILLE.
This town is in Oneida County.
W ARW ICK UN. FREE S. D NO 12
Paving Bonds.
This district (P. O. Warwick; is 4M s’27 A-O/$48,000r*_Apr 1 ’28-’43
1 3,500r*. _Apr 1 1944
in Orange County.
5s ’24 J-J $75,000--Jan 1 ’28-’42 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $91,000
6,000
•5s’24 J-J
1,500.-Jan 1 ’28-’30 Water debt (included)____
6,400
BOND. DEBT M ay 20 ’27 $76,500 Sinking fund______________
Tot .assess .val.’26 (act .val.) 3,992,530 Total assessed value 1926-- 845,691
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$10.52 Per cent o f actual value_______ 75%
IN T . payable at the First National Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $17.50
Bank, Warwick.
Population 1927 (est.)________ 1,500
WASHINGTON~COUNTY.
Hudson Falls is the county seat.
Highway Im provement Bonds.
5s ’21 M-N$270,000r_____________
BON D. DEBT M ay 9 ’24 $255,000
Assess, val., real estate..25,326,516
Assess, val., personal____
285,060
Total assess, val. 1923____ 25,611,576
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____ $18.00
Population 1910, 47,778; 1920,44,888
Wa t e r f o r d !
This town is in Saratoga County.
Voting machine bonds_______ $900
Park bonds___________________ 4,000
Bridge bonds_________________ 9,500
T ow n-H ali B onds.
5s ’14 A-O $31,600--O ct 1 ’32-’42
Highway C on stru ction Bonds.
4M s’26 J-J $25,000--Jan 15 ’28-’37
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’07 J-D $1,195r_ Dec 28 1927
_
W ater W orks Bonds.
4Ms’ 13 Mar $92,OOOr..July 1 1949
TO T. BD. D T . M ay 23 ’27 $88,000
Tot.ass’d val. ’26(70%act.) 3,083.975
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $17.80
Population 1926______________ 4,552
IN T . payable at Cohoes Nat. Bk.
WATERFORD.
This village is in Saratoga County.
Paving Bonds.
6s 22 A-Of $7 ,000 -.- Oct l ’27-’33
1 4,125.40-Oct l ’34-’37
6s 22 A-O I 4,100- - Oct 1’27-'31
114,214.27-Oct l'3 2 -’48
TOT. BD. D T. Apr 29 ’27--.$95,130
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$19.90
Tot.assess.val.’26(70%act.) 1,285,017
Population 1920, 2,637; 1925, 3,239

WATERVLIET.
This city is in Albany Co. Incorp.
1896. Pop’n TO, 15,074; '20, 16.073.
A bandoned Canal Land &
Structure Payment Bonds.
4Ms’24 A-O $34,000r*--Apr 1 ’28-44
City-Hall Bonds.
4M s’ 15M-N($24,000—M ay 1 ’28-'35
1 5,000.-D ec 15’ 27-’31
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s
M -N $6.500--N ov 15 1932
Paving Bonds.
6s ’20 M -N fSI 6 ,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’31
\ 5,000c. - -M ay 1 1932
6s ’20 M-S f20,000c-Sept 1 ’ 27-’28
1 5,000c-—Sept 1 1929
4M s’23 M-S 186,000 _____ 1927-1938
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 1097.)
Congress Street Bridge Bonds.
4M s’26 M -N $28,5 O r* . M ay 1 ’28-46
O
P ublic Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’ 13 A-O $24.500____Apr 1 1933
4J4s’25 A-O 7 4,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’29
\48,000r*Apr 1 ’30-’45
4Ms’25 M-S (21,000r*Sept 1 '27-29
\25,000r*Sept 1 ’30-’34
4Ms’25 M-S | 2,000r*Sept 1 ’27-’28
\12,000r*Sept 1 ’29-’34
4Ms’25M-N 83,700c* N ov 1 ’27-’45
Highway Bonds.
4 Ms’ 14 A-O $2,700--Apr 1 ’ 27-'34
Storm-Sewer B onds.
4J4s’ 12 A-O $30,000-Apr 15 ’28-’32
4Ms’ 15 M-S 44,000____Sept 1939
School Bonds.
4s ’02 F-A $8.000r_ Aug 1 ’27-’34
4s,’ l l A-O
6 ,0 00--0ct 1 ’27-'29
W ater Bonds.
4Ms’15 J-D$492.000r.Dec 1 ’27-’40
W ater R efu nd ing
5s T9 M-S S33.000r.Sept 1 ’27-’39
Funding Bonds.
4Ms’09 J-J $42,000-Apr 15 ’28-’48
Public Impt. Paving Bonds.
4M s’22 M-S $82,000____ 1927-1934
(For maturity see V. 114. p. 879.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’26-$l,308,175
Water debt (included)____
494,500
Floating debt___________
81,555
Sinking funds___________
61,705
Assess, val. real estate_ 9.569,407
_
Ass'd val., spec, franchise.
608,030
Total assessed value 1926-10.177,437
City tax (per $1,000) 1926— -$3170
IN T . on water and water refunding
bonds at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y .:
on 4Ms °f 1922 and 4Ms of 1923 at
the office o f the Director of Finance,
on others at Chamberlain’s office.

W ATERLOO.
This village Is In Seneca County,
l'n c. 1824; re-inc. July 28 1909 under
Village Law. Population 1910, 3,931; 1920, 3,809.
Fire A pparatus B onds.
4M s’25 M-S $10,000c-Mar 2 ’20-’37
Paving B onds.
5s '15 M-S $12.000..M ar 1 ’28-’31
4 X s g ’ 16 M-S 6,000--Sept 1 ’27-’28
4H s’ 17 - - 21,000................... .......
5s^20 M-S 12,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’38
4.40s’23A-O 20,000--Apr 1 ’28-’48
4.70s’24M-S 25,000.-M ar 1 ’ 28-’52
4M s’25 M -N 15,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’41
Disposal Bonds.
4Ms
- . - $22,000...........................
Sewer Bonds.
4.85s'13M-S $49,000r_ S e p l’27-’43
_
4M s’25 M-S
3,000c.M ar 2 ’ 28-’33 WATKINS.
TOTAL D EBT Jan 1 '2 4 -- $188,833
This village Is In Schuyler County.
T o t. asses. val. ’23 (70 % act.) 4,401,280 Village incorp. as Jefferson In 1842;
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20_$17.00 name changed to Watkins In 1852.
IN T . payable in New York.
Boulevard L ight Bonds.
5s
- - - $1.100_____ 1927-1937
w atertow n!
This city is in Jefferson County.
Lead-Pipe Bonds.
Inc. as a village April 5 1816; as a 5s
. . . $1,600_____ 1927-1943
city, 1869.
Sewer Bonds.
Tem porary Revenue B onds.
5s 13 A-O $8,000--O ct 1 ’27-’42
4Msg’24F-A 623,OOOr*. . A u gl’27-34
Paving Bonds.
(For maturity see V . 118, p. 584)
4.40s’12F-A $20,000r„Feb 1 '28-’42
C ity-H all, 1896.
—.
3,0 00_____ 1927-1942
4Ms
A-O $32,000r_Oct 1 ’27-’30 5s
Bridge Bonds.
R efu n d in g W ater & Sewer Bds.
4M s’ 15 J-J $25,000r— -July 1 1945 4.20s TO A-O 33.000____Apr 1 1930
5s ’ 19 F-A 60,000____Aug 1 1949 4.35s
23.000_____
1942
S ch ool B onds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 24 '27- $119,750
3 Ms’OlM-N $75,000--May 1 ’28-’45 Water debt (Incl.)________
57,000
3M s’04 A-O 15,000____ Apr ’28-’30 Sinking fund— General____
3,411
4s '06 J-J
88,000r_ July 1 1936
_
W a ter...............................
6,902
4s ’08 M-N 24,500r_ May 1 1938 Assess, val., real estate____4,730,100
_
4M s’15 J-J 89,000r— July 1 1945 Assess, val., personal_____
96,250
4Ms’ 17 J-J
84,000r_ July 1 1945 Other assess, property____
_
76,012
3M s’21 A-O 150,000r--Apr 1 ’28-’30 T ot. assess, val.’26(act.)—4,902,362
43*s’22 J-J 330.000r*. J’ne l ’28-’49 Village-tax (per $1,000) 1926— -86.47
Bank Tax R efdg. Bonds.
Pop’n’26, 2,919; T5, 2,760; '20, 2,785
4M s’24 J-J $14,000c___ Janl’28-34
IN T . on paving bonds payable at
Light & Power Bonds.
Watkins State Bk.; on others at
5s T8 A-O $50,000r_ Aug 1 1948 Columbia Trust C o., N . Y .
_
5s ’20 J-J 70,000c--July 1 ’31-’44
f 130,OOOr*—July 1 ’28-’40
4M s’23J-J( 195.000r*—July 1 ’ 41-’53 WAVERLY.
This village is in Tioga County.
l 40,000r*.-July 1 ’ 28-’34
4.20s’26 F-A 252,000--Aug 1 ’27-’54 Incorporated in 1863.
Water-Works Bonds.
F ire-B uilding B onds.
4s ’0? A-O $40,OOOr— Apr 1 1937 4Ms’12M-N$13O,OO0r-May 1 ’28-’42
4s ’08 M-N ll,4 3 5 r__ May 1 1938 4H s’25 M-N 24,000-N ovl 5 ’ 2 7-’32
V otin g M achine Bonds.
Street Bonds.
, , —.
000—Julyl * l-<34
5a ’ 22 M -S i t3.000c.SepU ' i 7-’ 31| 4s




Reservoir Bonds.
4M s’ 17 A-O $3,500-Due beg. 1920
4 Ms’ 17 A-O
1.500-Due beg. 1920
TOT. D EBT Feb 4 ’2 6 --- $168,500
Total assess, val. 1923____3,170,809
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’22____$11.92
Population 1910. 4,855; 1920, 5,270
IN T. at Bond & Goodwin. N. Y .
WAYNE COUNTY.
Lyons is the county seat.
C oun ty B uilding Bonds.
4Ms’23 - - . $15,000c*. Apr 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Apr 15'27
$15,000
Assess, value real estate..46,650,882
Assessed value, personal..
271,550
Assess. value other prop . _ 1,667,848
Total assess, value 1926—48,590,280
Popul’n 1925, 51,785; 1920, 48,827
WEBB.
This town (P. O. Thenaora) Is in
Herkimer County.
Road B onds.
5s ’23 M-S $46,000--M ar 1 ’ 28-’50
4M s’27 M -N 27,000--M ay 1 ’29-’37
BOND. D EBT M ay 29 '27 $117,000
Tot.ass’d v al.(l-5act.)’26 12,452.599
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_____$8.59
Population 1910, 1,250; 1920, 1.357
WEBSTER (TOWN) UN. FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Webster) is in
Monroe Countv.
4Ms
A-0$361,000r*Oct 1 ’27-’53
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 1952.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 ’27. $363,000
Tot.ass’d val.’26(4-5act.)..2,730,761
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$12.92
Population (estimated)___ ___ 3,000
IN T . at the Chase National Bank,
N. Y . <Mty. ______
W ELLSVILLE.
This village is in Allegany Co. Inc.
1858. Population 1910, 4,382; 1920,
4,996.
Paving Bonds.
5Ms 20 F-A $16,000. .A ug 1 ’27-’30
E lectric-Light Bonds.
5Ms’20 A-O $20,000—Oct 1 ’27-’34
W ater Bonds.
5Ms’20 A-O $11,000..O ct 1 ’27-’34
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
5s ’07 M-S $4,800—Sept 1 ’27-’32
4.85s’08M-S 10,000r*. Sept 1 ’27-’36
4.15s’06M-S 8.0 00r*„M ch 1 ’28-’35
_
4.15s’09M-S 4,000r_ Sept 1 ’27-’34
5s ’ 14 M-S 5,000r_ Sept 1 ’27-'34
_
W ater & Light Plant A cqu isi­
tion & Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’ 15 J-J I$126.OOOr.July 1 ’27-’44
1 37,000r. July 1 ’28-’43
Various M unicipal Impt. Bonds.
_s
$55,500_______________
Judgm ent Bonds.
5M s’22 J-J
$7,500__________ ____
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1924. $445,632
Assessment debt (add'l)___
37,043
Water debt (included)____ 179,000
Tot.ass’d val.’24(act. val.) .9,037,401
Village tax (per $1,000) 1919___$6.00
INT. on 1906 issue at First Nat.
Bank o f Welisville; on issue of 1909
in N. Y. at Columbia Trust Co.; on
bonds of 1915 at U. S. Mtge. & Trust
______
C o., N . Y .

[V ol. 124.
B uilding Bonds.
4H s’ 15 M -N $50,000r.Nov 1 ’27-’3fl
4s ’ 16 M-S 800,000r Mar 1 '28-’59
4Ms’17 M-S 775.000r.Sept 1 '27-’ 57
5s ’18 J-D 135,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’54
Bldg. Site-Purchase Bonds.
4Ms’ 15 A-OS170,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’44
C ourt-H ou se Bonds.
4s ’05 F-A$ 150,OOOr.Aug 1 ’30-’35
4 Ms’07 J-J 230,000r..July 1 ’28-'36
4 Ms’08 M-N 110,000r_Nov 1 '27-’37
4s ’25 J-D 500,OOOr*June 1 28-’47
4s ’27 - - .
80,000.-June 1 ’29-,36
F unding B onds.
3 Ms 02 J-D $40,OOOr.June 1 ’29-’30
3 Ms '02 J-D 30,OOOr.. - June 1 1931
4s ’04 M-S 63,533.47-M ar 1 ’28,
1931 and 1933
4s ’05 M-S 39,704.43r.Mar 1 1932
4M s’07 J-J 64,579.75r.July 1 ’28,
’31 and ’ 33
4 Ms’08 F-A 117,333.20r A u g l’36-’37
4 Ms'10 F-A 40,O
OOr _.F eblO ’28-’36
C oun ty Park B onds.
4Ms’24 \
J-D ($3,534.OOOr* Junel ’ 28-65
4s ’25 J-D 880,000r* June 1 ’ 28-’71
4 Ms’26J-D J 157,000c.. June 1 1936
19,122,075c. June 1 ’37-’75
Bronx Parkway Bonds.
4s ’ 16 A-O/S190.000c Apr 1 ’39-’48
8.000rc._Arp 1 1949
_
3,000c_ Ju nel 1955
5s ’ 17 J-DUl4.OOOc.June 1 ’56-’61
10,000c__ June 1 1962
9,000c__ June 1 1962
304.000c.june 1 ’63-’78
4Ms’ 19 J-D 29,000c.—June 1 1979
234.000c.June 1 ’80-'85
20,000c_ June 1 1986
_
17,000c__ Apr 1 1977
168,000c .A pr 1 ’78-’85
4Ms’23A03 40,000c__ Apr 11986
60.000c-.-A pr 1 1987
19,000c. ..A p r 1 1988
4M s’24 J-D/675.000C--June l ’39-83
t 6,000c__ June 11984
f 9,OOOr*..June 1 1984
4s '25 J-D 145,OOOr*June 1 ’ 85-’87
152.000r*._ June 1 1988
4Ms’ 14 J-D 487,OOOcJune 1 ’ 39-’63
4Msg’ 15J-D 323.000c.June 1 ’63-’79
f 11,0 0 0 c--. June 1 1949
4s ’ 17 J-D j 95,OOOc.June 1 ’ 50-’54
1 16,000c. . . June 1 1955
5s ’21 J-D 802.000c.June 1 ’39-’77
4M s’26J-D (117,000c. June 1 '39-77
I 2,000c. ..J u n e 1 1978
4s ’27 — . f
66,000— June 1 1937
(10,920,000-June 1 ’38-76
T em porary Loan Bonds.
4Ms’ 13 M-N$154,000r. May 1 ’28-'33
Bronx Valley Sewer Dist. Bonds.
4 Ms’08 J-J $1,000,000c
1933-1982
4s ’08 J-J 1,250,000c — 1933-1982
4Ms’ 12 J-J 1,300,000c -.1933-1982
4Ms’ 14 J-J
316.170c -.1933-1982
C oun ty Home & H ospital Bds.
4Ms’24 J-D$130,000r*_J’ne 1 ’28-’40
Bridge Bonds.
4 Ms’ 12 J-J $12,000r. - Jan 1 ’35- 37
4 Ms’ 13 A-O 30,000r . . . Apr ’33-’38
4s ’25 J-D 170.000r*June 1 ’28-’44
4s '27 - - - / 1,000____Ju n el 1929
1150,000--June 1 ’30-’44
General C ou n ty H ospital Bds.
5s ’22 J-J $310.OOOr.-Jan 1 ’28-’42
4s’25J-D 1,050,OOOr*June 1 '28-’48
4Ms’26 J-D 180,000c.June 1 ’ 29-’37
BD . D EBT Apr 21 ’27—$28,394,634
Floating d e b t..............— 13,995,850
Ass’d val’n, real estate 1,142,375,406
Assessed val’n, personal * 1,496,700
Total valuation 1927. -1,143,872,106
Pop’n 1925, 425,798; 1920, 344,436
Value of real estate owned by the
county, 1927, $33,897,626.
lnt. payable by Co. Treasurer.

WELLSVILLE UNION FREE SCH
DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Welisville) Is
in Allegany County.
$25,000c.June 1 ’29-'33
50.000c.June 1 ’34^'38
4H s’26J-D
75,000c_June 1 ’39-’43
220.000c.June 1 ’44-’54
I 15,000c— June 1 1955
BOND. D E B T M ay 24 ’27 $419,000
Total assess, val. ’27-’26
(100% actual)................ 7,801,690
Total tax rate (per$ 1,000)
1926-'27________
$10,895 WESTFIELD, VILLAGE.
Population 1925______________ 5,311
This village Is in Chautauqua Co.
Inc. 1833.
Population 1910, 2,985
WEST CARTH AGE.
1920 3 413
This village Is in Jefferson County 6s ’21 ’$30,'000..$10,000 yly. M ay 1
Inc. 1888.
Population 1910, 1,393;
S chool Bonds.
1920, 1,666.
4M s’25 J-J $35,000c.July 1 ’28-’32
W ater Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $13,000r.$l,000 yearly 5s Electric Light BondsJ-D $20,000____$5,000 yrly.
Pavement Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5 s ’21 J-J $10,000--$1,000 yearly 4 Ms’ 10 J-J $48,000r_ .Jan 2 ’27-’38
Sewer Bonds.
Hall & Jail Bonds.
4s '02 J-D $4,800------$800 yearly 5s Fire M -S ($20,000—Mar 1 ’28-’31
'27
4s '04 M-S
2,100___ $300 yearly
\ 4,000____Mar 1 1932
BOND. D EBT Apr 5 ’2 7 -. $29,900
W
.
Water debt (Incl.)________
13,000 4Ms’ater-System C on stru ction1928
19 - - .
$2,000.— Feb 22
Assess, val. real estate___ 1,217,379
Paving Bonds.
Assess, val. personal______
3,450 4Ms’22 J-D $16,000—Dec 1 ’27-’ 30
24,329 BOND. D E B T Apr 5 1927 $167,600
Other assess, property_____
Total ass’d val. ’27 (about
45-60% actual)________ 1,245,158 Assess, val. real___________2,738,400
Assess, val. personal______
Village tax (per $1,000) 1927—$20.00 Assess, val. special franchise 48,500
97,350
IN T . on 4s o f 1902 and 4s of 1909
’26
at Watertown Sav. Bank; on 4s of Ass’d val. (per (abt M act.) .2,884,250
Tax rate
$1,000) 1926-—$17.00
1904 at Jefferson Co. Sav. Bank,
IN T. payable at National Bank of
Watertown; on 5s o f 1921 at Car­
Westfield in New York exchange.
thage Nat. Bank of Carthage.
W ESTCHESTER COUNTY.
County seat is White Plains.
Alm shouse Bonds.
4s ’09 M-S $70,OOOr.Sept 1 ’37-’39
Armory B onds.
4M s’08 J-J $30,OOOr.July 1 ’32-’37
fax D eficiency Bonds.
3 Hs’01 J-D $25,OOOr___J'ne 1 1928
Highway Bonds.
4 Jus’l l A-O $58,870r__Oct 1 ’31-’36
5s ’ 10 F-A 30.100r.Aug 1.30’35
4Hs'12 A-O 42,945r—Oct 1 ’32-36
4H s’12 A-O 24,710r—Oct 1 ’32-’33
4Ms’ 12 A-O
9,905r____Oct 1 1927
5s '14 F-A 13,580r.Aug 1 ’29-’31
4M s’ 15 A-O 14,994r — 1932-1934
4s ’ 16 A-O 40.000r.Apr 1 ’28-’31
5s ’ 18 A-O
4 ,0 0 0 --. Apr 1 1928
5M s’21 J-D 50,000r-June 1 ’28-’32
4M s’2 3 A -0 161,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’34
4 X s’4 J-D
80,000r * June 1’ 28-’3 5
4s ’25 J-D 120,000r*June 1 '28-35
4M s’26J-D J 11,000c...June 1 1928
l250.000c.June 1 ’29-’38
4s’ 27
J 8,000------Junel 1929
1 00.000.Junal ; J-*39

WESTFIELD UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Westfield) is
in Chautaugua County.
S ch ool Bonds.
5s ’26 M -N $125,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’51
Im provem ent Bonds.
5s ’26 J-J $15,OOOr______________
($2,000 annually from Jan. 1928.)
5M s’26 J-J
4,500c..Jan ’35-’37BOND. D E B T Apr 29 ’27. $144,500
Assessed value real_______ 3,270,697
Other assess, property____ 117,050
Total assessed val. 1926___3,387,747
School taxrate(per $1,000)’27-$17.75
W EST HEMPSTEAD, HEMP­
STEAD GARDENS WATER DIS.
This district (P. O. Hempstead) is
in Nassau County.
W ater Bonds.
4M s’26 J-D$300,000r*_Dec 1 ’31-’45
BOND. D T . Dec. 1 ’26— $568,000
Assessed value 1926—__ 143,881,347
Population 1 9 2 5 - - ..._ ...1 2 2 ,8 0 2
_

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101

WILNA UN. FREE S. D. NO. 1.
Election Equipment Bonds.
WEST SENECA.
H ighw ay B onds.
This district (P. O. Carthage) is 5s T9 A-O $l,200r—Apr 1 '28-’31
4 J£s’25 A-O f$49,OOOr.Apr 1 '28-’34
A town in Erie County.
G rade-Crossing Elim. Bonds.
l l.OOOr... Apr 1 1935 in Jefferson County.
Sewer District No. 6 Bonds.
8,500r_____Jan 1934 543s’21 A-O$100,OOOr*. Jan 1 ’28-’41
4.40s’26 A-O $290,OOOr*Apr l ’28-’56 413s’26 A-O /24,OOOr.Apr 1 ’ 29-’34 4.40sY4 J-J
l 1,OOOr— .A pr 1 1935 5s '23 M-N187,000c*_N ov 1’28’57
Deficiency Bonds.
BOND. D E B T M ay 15 '27 $473,075
(For maturity see V. 117, p. 1916.) 5s T8 A-O $39,000 ...J u ly 1 1928
Assessed valuation 1926.-17,764,470 4 ^ s ’26 A-F/$54,000r.Aug 1 ’29-’34
( 6,OOOr...Aug 1 1935 5s '24 M -N 60,000c*.M ay 1 ’28’57 5s T9 A-O 46,000r_Apr 1 ’28-’29
Population (State Census 1925)8,848
BOND. D EBT Apr 12 '27. $254,000 5s ’20 A-O 120,000—Apr 1 ’ 28-’31
Sewer Bonds.
IN T . at the Irving Bank-Columbia
Hospital Bonds.
Tot .assess, val. ’26 (71 % act) 5,259,842
. . . $158,000------- --------------Trust C o., New York City.
Dist. taxrate(per $1,000) '26-$l2.40 443s’ l l A-O $50,000—Oct 1 ’27-’31
A-O 10,000___ Oct 1 1930
31*s
4s
M-S 12,000—Sept 1 '27-’29 Population (est.)______________4,626 4 43s’ U A-O 20,000.-July 1 ’28-’31
IN T. at the National Bank of 44is’ 16 A-O 25,000r.June 1 ’28-'35
9.000 _Aug 1 1929
WEST SENECA UNION FREE 4s ’04 F-A
Commerce, N . Y . City, or at the
9.000 _Oct 1 1935
Local improvement Bonds.
4s ’05 A-O
SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
4 43s’09 A-O $10.000—July 1 ’28-’29
3,000— .June30 1937 Carthage Nat. Bank. Carthage.
This district (P. O. Ebenezer) is 4s ’07 J-D
4 43s’ U A-O
3,600—Feb 1 ’28-’31
5s ’08 M-N 18.000 _May 1 1938
in Erie County.
4 ,0 0 0 ..May 1 ’28-’31
4s ’09 M-N 1 2 .0 0 0 - -May 15 1934 WILSON.
4 43s’ 11 A-O
School Bonds.
4I3s’26 M-S$125,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-’51 6s ’21 A-O 18,000r. .Oct 1 ’27-’28
This village (P. O. Lockport) is in 4 43s 11 A-O 24.000— Oct 1 ’27-’31
BONDED D E B T ________
(? )
50,OOOr.July 1 ’34-’58 Niagara County.
413s’24 J-J
4 'Q 20.000— Mch 1 ’28-’31
4)3s’25 M-S 150,000r.Mar 1 ’35-’59
Water Bonds.
|43s 14 A-O 40,000r_June 1 ’28-’31
Water Bonds.
5s ’22 M -N $56.000.........1928-1952 5s 14 A-O 35,OOOr.Dec 1 ’27-’34
WHEATLAND UN. FREE. SCH. 4s
40,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’30
F-A $18,000—Aug 1 ’ 27-’28
Highway Bonds.
DIST. NO. 1.
4s
J-D 12,000— .June ’28-’29 4.35s’27A-0 7 3,335.99-Apr 1 1936 4 Ms 16 A-O 24.OOOr..Mar 1 ’28-’31
This district (P. O. Scottsville) is 3 13s
A-O 60.000___ Oct 1 1929
1 5,000.-Apr 1 ’37-’39 4s 16 A-O 36,OOOr.Dec 1 '27-’32
in Monroe. County.
313s
A-O 86,000— .O ct 31 1931
~
Sewer Bonds.
5s 17 A-O 56.00Gr.Apr 1 ’28-’32
School Bonds.
F-A
1.000 _Aug 1 1929
4s
5s ’22 M-N$52,000 _____1927-1952 15s T9 A-O 224.OO r Sept 1 ’27-’34
O
4.50s ’26 J-D $206,000r* ..1930-1965 4s ’04 M-S 23.000 _Sept 1 1934
’04
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 ’27. $114,680 5 43s 21 A-O 790,OOOr*.-Jan 1 28-41
(For maturity see V. 123, p. 1909.)
4s ’04 M-N 23.000 _Nov 1 1934
Water debt ( i n c l . ) - - . . . .
55,680 4 %s’22 A-O 180,000..Feb 1 ’28-;42
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $206,000
Floating debt (add’l) ______
2,842,443s’22 A-O ( 90,000..July 1 28-32
Total assessed value 1926.1,249,355 4s ’05 A-O 29.000 _Oct 1 1935
85,000.. July 1 '33-’37
Total assess, val. 1926----- 876,000
Per cent o f actual value___
85 % 4s ’06 A-O 10.000 _Apr 2 1936
4s ’06 M-S 85.000 _Sept 1 1936
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $26.16 4 4is’2.3 A-O 143,000..Mar 1 ’28-’38
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$14.50
413s’08 F-A 155,000___ Aug 1 1938 Population in 1925. 721; 1920, 631 443s’23 A-O 60,000..M ar 1 ’28-'29
4Hs:08 M-N 4,000___ Nov 1 1938
443s’23 A-O/140,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’36
WHITEHALL.
1 26,000c—Oct 1 ’37-’38
4s ’09 M-N 27,000...M ay 15 1939 WOODBURY.
This village is in Washington Co 4 Hs’ 10 J-J 100,000____Jan 1 1940
This town (P. O. Highland Mills) 443s’24 A-O J 84.000-.Feb 1 ’28-’34
Incorporated in 1806.
1330,000--Feb 1 ’35-’64
4.10sT0J-J 12,000____Jan 1 1940
Is in_ Orange County.
Sewer & W ater Main Bonds.
413s’ l l A-O 10,000____Apr 1 1931
443s’24 J-D 1136,000c.June 1 ’28-’29
Highway Improvement
5Ms’23 M-S $4,800r_Sept 1 ’27-’32 4J3s’25M-S/l,200,000rM ar 1 ’35-’38 543s’ 20 M-S $33,000c_Mar Bonds.
1650,000c .June 1 ’30-’39
1 ’28-’38
Paving Bonds.
443s’24 J-D 126.000c.June 1 ’ 28-’29
\ 10,OOOr..Mar 1 1959
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 ’2 7 .. $40,000
5.90’20 M-N$33,000—N ov 1 ’27-’48 413s’24 J-J J42,000r_july 1 ’28-’33 Assess, val. 1926~(act.)_..5,395’,540 443s’25 A-Of304,000—Aug 1 ;27-;30
5 J£s’23 M-S Jl.500r.Sept 1 ’27-’29
1 1,OOOr...July 1 1934 P o m ^ n 1910^2,215; 1920. 1.385 j
l
1 600r— Sept 1 1930
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5Ks'23 . . .
J6,500r.Sept 1 ’27-’40 4s ’05
A-O $1,000____Oct 1 1935
12.000r.Sept 1 ’ 27-’30
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
WO
U?
EEEE 5 0 H - 4 « s '2 6 F-A J o ® : I a S I 1
m o l . is o . 4.
j
< an nnn Am? i ’37-’4.i
Sewer Bonds.
413s’24 J-J $500,OOOr.Jan 1 ’34-'58
6.90’20 M -N $17.000-.M ay 1 ’28-’44 4 H s’24 M -N 10,OOOr.Nov 1 ’27-’31 Valley) is in Orange C ounty. C e n tra l ,443s 2b I A 6 2 n'nno- -A u g 1 ’2 7 -’31
This district
(P .
O.
aujc'ofi "p-A 6
- Amr 1
2 0 ,0 0 0
27 31
5)3s’23 M-S
3,500r.Sept 1 ’27-’33 4 K s’25 A-O 5O,000r.Apr 1 ’35-'59
5s ’23 M -N $100.000.N ov 1 '
W ater Bonds.
Library-Site B onds.
443s’25 M -N 10,000___ N ov i
4 H ’14_______$26,000..........1927-1939 3.84s’06A-0 $13.000___ Apr 2 1946
BOND. D EBT Apr 23 ’27. $122,000
4H s’24 J-D 260,000c.June 1 '28-’64
C urrent D ebt Bonds.
val. '26 (a c .)..2,134,069 4 Road Improvement Bonds.
4H s’25 A-O 37.OOOc.Oct 1 ’ 27-’64 413s
. . . $30,000 ..................1933 Total ass’d (per $1,000) t1926—$11.36 | 43s’08 A-O $2,500 — -May 1 1928
School tax
Fire Bonds.
os '08
M-N 26,000___ May 1 1938
4s '08 A-O
‘
5.000.Aug 15 '27-’28
$4,400
1927-1940
5s’ 12.........
4,000.-July 1 ’28-’29
4 43s’09 A-O
Fire Departm ent B onds.
6s '24 A-O 10,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’37
WYOMING COUNTY.
5.000 ..A u g 1 ’2 7-’30
2
4 43s’ 10 A-O
5s ’08 M-N $10,000___ May 1 1938
Village B uilding Bonds.
Warsaw is the county seat
5,000—Oct 1 ’27-’31
443s’ l l A-O
5Ms’23 M-S f$4,000r.Sept 1 '27-’30 4 K s’l l J-D 16.000—Dec 1 ’ 27-’34 413s
M ay $100,000.May 1 ’28-’41 4 43ST2 A-O
2,500—Oct 1 ’27 ’31
5s “ “ J-J
‘ Y3
2.0 00..........1927-1928
l
750r_ Sept 1 1931
_
Highway Bonds.
1 ,5 0 0 ..Dec 1 '27-’29
413s'13 . . .
Assessment Bonds.
Street Bonds.
9 .OOOr.Jan 1 '28-’45 443s’ l l J-J $12,000r*.Julyl’28-’31 443’22 A-O $75,000—Feb 1 ’28-’30
4.20s’ 16 J-D /$25,500r____ 1927-1943 5s 15 J-J
4Ms’26 J-J 160,OOOr. July 1 ’36-’55 543s’21 F-A 128 000—Feb 1 ’28-’44 443s'22 A-O 40.000 ...J u ly 1 1928
1
500r__________1944
443s’22 J-D 100,000..June 1 ’28'-41
A-O 148 000 Mar 1 ’28-’33
5s T5 . . . 18.000_____ 1927-1940
M unicipal Im provement B onds.
F-A
4.60’19 A-O 358.000..Oct 1 '27-’49 4Hs'22 A-O $112,000..........1927-1934 4MS’25 M y . T O J . f l M
( 15,000.-June 1 ’28-’34
TOTAL DEBT Apr 12 ’27 $551,000
Street-Paving Bonds
P ublic W orks Bonds.
4J3s’24 . . . 1 60,000—June 1 ’35-’44 6s ’21 F-A $10,OOOr.Aug 1 ’27-’31 Total assess, value 1926—28,734,242 3 43s’00 A-O 15,000—Apr 1 ’28-’29
(108,000.. June 1 ’45-’56 U3s’24 J-J
Popul’n 1925, 30,827; 1920, 30,314 3 43s’03 A-O 12,000—Apr 1 ’29-’30
8,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’29
BOND. D EBT Mar 1 ’24- $200,420
6,380—Apr 1 ’30-’31
P ublic Safety Bonds.
INT. at Wyoming Co. Nat. Bank.
37,000 6s ’21 F-A $10,OOOr—Aug 1 ’27-’31
Water debt (incl.)________
Public-Building Bonds.
Floating debt (add’l)______
19,000 4Hs'24 J-J 12,OOOr.July 1 ’28-’31
4s ’09 A-O $6.000—May 1 ’28-’29
YATES COUNTY.
Assess, val. real estate____1,934,250
4 )3s’09 A-O 3,000—July 1 ’28-’29
Storm W ater Drainage B onds.
Penn Yan is the county seat.
Assessed value, personal_
_
52,300
4 Hs’ l l A-O 4 ,0 0 0 ..May 1 ’28-’31
Other assessable property. . 200,512 413s’25 A-O f$49,000r_Apr 1 ’28-’34
Sol. & Sailors Mem. Hos. Bds.
1 1,OOOr—.A p r 1 1935 5 s ’24 F-A $4,000c—Feb 1 ’ 28-’29 4 13sTl A-O 2,000—July 1 ’28-’31
Totalassess. val. 1923 (abt.
4)3sT2 A-O
6,OOOr.Oct 1 ’27-’32
50% actual)____________2,187,062
Highway Bonds.
M otor Equip. Bonds.
13 A-O
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’23.$20.95 413s’26 A-O $65,OOOr..Apr 1 ’36-’48 443s’23 M-S $22,000c—.M ar 1 1928 4>3s’ 14 A-O 6,000—Mar 1 '28-’33
4>3s’
7,OOOr..Mar I ’28-’34
Population 1910, 4.917; 1920. 5.258 413s’26 A-O 121, OOOr..A p r 1 ’29-’35 443s’24 M -S 100.000c.Mar 1 ’ 29-’33 4>3s’ 14 A-O 14,OOOr.June 1 ’28-’34
1 l.OOOr—April 1 1936 443s’24 M-S 60,000c.Sept 1 ’35-’37 4M s’ 16 A-O
9 ,OOOr.Mar 1
443s’24 M -S /2 0 ,0 0 0 c...S ep t 1 1929 4s T 6 A-O 10,OOOr.Dec 1 ’28-’36
Incinerator Bonds.
’27-’36
WHITEHALL (TOWN) UNION
llO.OOOc— .Sept 1 1940
4 ‘4 s
. . . $24,000-------- 1927-1932
A-O
FREE SCH. DIST. NO. 11.
443s’26 M-S /12,000c— .M ar 1 1940 5s T 8 A-O 11,000..July 1 ’28-’38
513s’21
8.OOOr*. Jan ’28-’35
This district is in Washington Co. TOWN OF W HITE PLAINS BDS.
\48,000c.Mar 1 ’41-’42 4?3s’22 A-O 45.000—Feb 11 ’28-’42
4H s’ 14 J-D $49,OODc-June 1 ’28-’44
Road Bonds.
County Home Bonds.
f 14.000r*June 1 ’28-’34 313s 99 J-J $78,OOOr......... ........ 1929 6s ’23 F-A $30,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’33 413s’ 23 A-O 106,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’63
4>3s’24 J-D 50, OOOr*June 1 ’35-’44 4s 04 J-J
'
"
60,OOOr...July 1 1934 443s’24 F-A 30,000c.Feb 1 ’34-’39 413s’25 F-A 232,OOOr*.Feb 1 ’27-’65
(103.000r*June 1 ’45-’56 3 4$s '03 J-J
5,000r_ Jan 1 1930 BOND. D EBT Apr 24 ’26 $365,000 4j^s’25 A-O 175,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’55
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 ’ 27. $216,000 4H s’ 10 J-D 20,OOOr.June 1 ’2S-’37 Total assessed value 1925 15,217,499 4}3s’27 A-O 180,000—Mar 1 ’28-’47
Tot. val. ’26-27 (1-3 a ct.).2.777,048 413b’ 12 F-A 10.000—
Aug 1 ’27 1910,18,64°; 1920.16,641
School Bonds.
Population ’31
Total tax (par $1,000) '26-’27.$24.81 T O T . BD. D T . Dec31 ’26 $7,122,266
'94 A-O
lN ’fi. at County Treasurer’s office 4s ’95 A-O $45,090..Apr 1 ’28-’36
Population in 1925, about_____6,500 Sinking fund (cash & inv.)
62,000
4s
15,000—Apr 1 ’37-’39
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office. Borrowing capacity______ 4,252,484
4s ’96 A-O 74,000—Apr 1 ’28-’55
Assess, val. real estate_ 97,626,610 YATES UNION FREE SCHOOL 3 Ms’97 A-O 105,000..Apr 1 ’56-’76
_
Assess, val. o f franchises.. 1,264,885
313s’98 A-O 25,000—Apr 1 ’28-’80
DISTRICT NO. 8.
WHITE PLAINS, CITY.
Public service___________
6,000
This district (P. O. Lyndonville) 3 J3s’02 A-O 144,000—Apr 1 ’28-’39
This city is in Westchester County. Total assess, val. 1927___98,897,495
3 53s’03 A-O 15,000—Apr 1 ’40-’41
is in Orleans County.
Inc. as village 1866; city Jan. 1 1916. Less— Exemptions_______ 16,202,400
f$10,000c*Nov 1 ’27-’31 4s '03 A-O 117,500. Apr 1 ’42-’53
Land Purchase Bonds.
City property-------------- 3,693,250
I 15,000c*Nov 1 ’32-’36 4s ’04 A-O 69,400.-Apr 1 ’ 53-’60
4 X s ’24 J-J J$20,000r.July 1 ’34-’53 Tax rate per $1,000) 1927—
443s’25M-N ( 16,000c*Nov 1 ’37-’40 4s '05 A-O 26.000—Apr 1 ’ 28-’29
1
.
500r_ July 1 1954
_
Zone 1------------------------------- $25.33
I 20,000c*Nov 1 ’41-’44 4s ’07 A-O 17,700—Apr 1 ’48-’50
Street Impt. & R efdg. School
Zone 2____________________ 19.85
] 30,000c*Nov 1 ’45-’49 4 J3s’07 A-O 60,000—Apr 1 ’ 51-’56
Bonds.
Popul’n 1910, 15,949; 1920, 21,031 B O N D . DEBT Apr 19 ’27- $93,000 4s ’06 A-O 194,150—Apr 1 ’30-’48
4Ms'23 . . . $29,000_____ 1927-1942
Total assess, val. 1926------ 1,056,490 4 13s’07 A-O 109,000..Apr 1 ’57-’67
9 ,3 5 0 ..Apr 1 1950
Street Im provement Bonds.
Sch. tax rate(per $l,000)’26-$9.53 5>3s’07 A-O
4H s’24 J-J /$42,000r.July 1 ’28-’33 WHITE PLAINS, TOWN.
3,000 . -July 1 1928
Population (estimated)_________ 850 413s’08 A-O
See City of White Plains.
1 l,000r_ July 1 1934
_
4H s’08 A-O
1,867—Sept 1
IN T . at Citizens State Bank, 4 13s’08 A-O 13,500—Sept 1 ’27-’28
4J3s’25 A-O f49,000r.Apr 1 ’28-’34
’27-’28
\ l,000r_ Apr 1 1935 WHITESTOWN U. F. S. D. NO. 2. Lyndon ville, N. Y .
_
4s ’09 A-O 1,209—Mch 1 ’28-’29
This district is in Oneida County.
Paving Bonds.
4s ’09 A-O 10 ,000 ..May 1 ’28-’29
M -N I48.000—$4,000 yearly YONKERS.
4s
J-D $5,000____June 1928 5s
4J3s’09 A-O 1 0 ,0 0 0 -July 1 ’28-’29
A-O 26,000 _____1927-1942
Yonkers is in Westchester County. 4H s’09 A-O
3H s
M-N100.000____M ay 11931 5s
6.000—Nov 1 ’27-’29
313s
A-O
75.000___Oct 1 1930 BOND. D E B T M ay 1 1927 $119,100 Incorp. June 1 1872. Population in 413s’ 10A -O 16.509—Mch 1 ’28-’30
4s ’05 A-O
3,000---- Oct 1 1935 Tot. assess. val.’26(54 act.) 2,484,790 1920, 100,176; 1925, 113,647. City 4 )3sT0 A-O
8,000—Aug 1 ’27-'30
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$2X.34 M anager plan of government rejected 4H s’ 10A -O 16 .000 -.0ct 1 ’28-’30
5s
J-D
30,000___Dec 1 1933
5s ’08 M -N 20 ,000..M ay 1 ’ 39-’42
by people on M ay 29 1925. V. 120, 4 H s ’ 10 A-O
8 , 0 0 0 . .N ov 1 ’27-’30
4>3s’08 F-A 20,000..A u g 1 ’39-’42 WHITESBORO.
p. 2967.
4 43s'll A-O 16 ,000 ..May 1 ’28-’31
413s’09 F-A 20,000..Aug 1 ’35-’38
Refunding Bonds.
4 13s’ U A-O 12.000--July 1 ’28-’31
This village is in Oneida County.
4J3s’09 A-O 20 OOO-.Oct 1 ’35-’38
4 43s’ l l A-O $18,000—Apr 1 ’28-’36 4Hs'12 A-O
8 ,000r.Apr 1 ’28-’29
Sewer Bonds.
4>3s’ l l A-O 20 ,000 ..Oct 1 ’47-’50 313s
1
5s T3 A-O
1 ’28-’33
. . . $25,000____July 1 1931 4 43s’ 12 A-O 20,000. .A pr 1 ’28-’37 4^3s’ 14 A-O 54,000r_.Apr 1 ’28-’30
4 ^ s ’ 12 F-A ll,000r.A ug 1 ’27-’32
443s’13 A-O 22.000r.Apr
’28-’38
13,500r..Mar
Pavement Bonds.
4H sT3 . . .
28 OOOr.Jan 1 ’28-’43 443s
413 s’ l 3 A-O 15 O .A pr
OOr
6,000r.June 1
— - $2,000-$500 yly.July 1 4 J3s’22 A-O 250,000..July 1 ’2 8 ’34 4)3sT4 A-O 45.OOOr.Mar 1 ’28-’29
S chool BondsA-O
25,000.-July 1 ’27-’36 433s’23 A -O (200,000..Mar 1 ’28-’42 4>3sT6 A-O 198.000..July 1 ’28-’36
J-J
$7,000c .Jan 1 ’28-’34 443s’26 J-J
1 ’28-’39 5s T8
’28-’38
BD . D
5Hs
J-J
3,500r*.. Jan 1 1928 TO T . assess, T . June 2 ’27...$82,463
60,000—Mar 1 ’40-’43
Total
val. 1927____ 2,263,246 413s’23 A-O l 150.000-.M ar 1 ’28-’38 5s T9 A-O 286,OOOr.Sept 1 ’27-’39
*a
J-J
5.000c. Jan 1 ’36-’40
’28-’40
Population 1925______________ 3,268 4>3s’24A-0 / 220,000..Feb 1 ’28-’40 5s '20 A-O 481.OOOr.Apr 1 1’28-’41
4s '09 J-J J 5,OOOr*— Jan 1 1928
oi)3s’21 A-O 322,000r*. Jan
1 5,500r*_. Jan 1 1929
1 60,000..F eb 1 ’41-’44 4?3s’22 A-O 136.000-.Feb 1 ’28-’42
4J3s
. . . (12,000— Jan 1 ’28-’31 WILLIAMSON.
4M s’25 F -A ] 64,OOOr*.Feb 1 ’28-’31 4>3s’22 A-OJ462,000—July 1 ’28-’48
1 4,000— Jan 1 ’32-’33
(210,OOOr*.Feb 1 ’32-’45
1350.000.-July 1 ’44-’62
This town is in Wayne County.
5s
...
8 ,0 0 0 ... Jan 1 ’28-’ 3l
4M s’26 A-O 295,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’46 4>3s’24 A -0/604,000—Feb 1 ’ 28-’5G
Water Bonds.
4H s’ 14 J-J J 6 ,0 0 0 ...Jan 1 ’28-’29 443s
1350,000—Feb 1 '51-’64
M -N$30,000—M ay 1 ’28-’34 4)3s’27 A-O 300,000—Mar 1 ’28-’47
1 5,000------Jan 1 1930 4M s’26 M -N 90,000—N ov 1 ’28-’57
Public W orks Equip. Bonds.
4 /i s ’25 F-Aj624,000r*.Feb 1 ’28-’ 51
4H s
...
2 3 ,0 0 0 - - .............1932 TOTAL D EBT June 3 ’27. $75,000 413s’23 A -O / $9,000c_ Oct 1 1927
_
(350,OOOr*.Feb 1 ’ 52-'65
513s’21 A-O 300.000c..A pr 1 ’31-’36 Total assess, val. 1926____3,640,282
1 14,000c .O ct 1 ’28-’ 29 4/3s’25 A -O/650,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’51
6s
. . . 7 8,000-------- 1927-1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $13.25 4/3s’26 F-A 110,000—Aug 1 ’27-’31
1350,000c.Oct 1 ’52-’65
\ 4,500............
1929 Population 1910, 3,060; 1920, 3,293
4 >3s’26 A-O/650,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’52
City-Hall Bonds.
413s
...
50,000_____ 1932-1956
4 13s’08 A-O $2,500 . . . May 1 1928
)3 50,000c^ pr 1 ’53-’66
4J£s’24 A-O 575,OOOr_Oct 1 ’34-’58
‘ "
5 ,0 0 0 ...June 15 1928 443s’27 A-O /400,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’47
4/3s’08 A-O
413s’26 J-J -100,000r..Jan 1 ’36-’45 WILLI AMS VILLE.
5,00— Dec 1 '27-’28
4 13s’08 A-O
(300,000—Mar 1 ’48-’67
This village is in Erie Co. Incorp. 4)3s’09 A-O
4)3s’26 F-A 330,000..Aug 1 ’36-’57
7,500—Nov 1 ’27-’29 4Jis’27 A-O 120,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’42
Park Bonds.
in 1869. Pop’n 1910, 1,105; 1920, 4J3s’ 10 A-O
8.000— Aug 1 ’27-’30 Public-Park Bonds.
4)3s'24 A-O $50,000r.Apr 1 ’33-’57 1,753.
4.000— Nov 1 ’27-'304 )3s’08 A-O $5,000 ...J u n e 1 1928
4J3ST0 A-O
Park Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
413sTl A-O
5.000— Oct 1 '27-’31
413s'08 A-O .2,090—Nov 1 ’27-’28
413s’24 J-J
$7.000r.July 1 ’28-’34 5 s '23 F-A $8,000------- 1927-1934 4.13ST4 A-O 14.000r..Mar 1 ’28-'34 4 !3s'09 A-O
8,000..July 1 ’28-’29
5s '14 A-O
Fire S tation Bonds.
Water Bonds.
l,600r.D ec 1 ’27-’34
Pub. Wks. Dept. Eauip. Bonds.
4 H s’24 M -N $50,OOOr.Nov 1 ’32-’56 6s ’22 J-J
$9,300........................... 4>3sT5 A-O
2,700r.0ct 1 ’27-'35 4H s’23 A-O $10,000..Mar 1 ’28-’29
4 ^ s ’25 A-O 50,OOOr..Oct 1 ’31-’59 (Due yearly beginning July 1 1925.) 4s T6 A-O
5,000r.Dec 1 ’27-’36
Police & Fire Bureau Equipt.
P ublic Library Bonds.
BOND. D EBT Apr 18 ’ 25. $147,500 5K s 21 A-O 40.OOOr*. Jan 1 28-41 413s’23 A-O $15.000..Mar 1 ’28-’32
4 K s ’25 M-S $50,OOOr.Mar 1 ’35-’59 Water debt (incl.)________
14,500
Fire DepartmentlBonds.
Dock Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val.’25(82%act.) 3,500,000 4J3s’ 14 A-O $17,500r..Mar 1 ’28-’34 513s’ 21 A-OS113,000r*. Jan 1 ’ 28-’41
4 K s’07 J-D $23,000____June 1 1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $9.70 413s’ 16 A-O
9.OOOr.June 1 ’28-’30 4 13s’22 A-O 7,000—Feb 1 ’28-’34




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NEW JERSEY—DEBT OF STATE

YONKERS (Concluded).
W ater B onds.
5s ’08 M-S $48,000...Mch 2 ’28- ’48
4 J4s’08 A-O 42.000. -July 1 '28- ’48
41$s’08 A-O 42,000- -Nov 1 '27- ’48
4s '09 A-O 23,000. -May 1 ’28- ’49
4H s’09 A-O 21,000. -Nov 1 ’27- '49
4H s’ 10 A-O 46,000. .May 1 ’ 28- '50
4 ^ s ’ 10 A-O 24,000...N ov 1 *27-’'50
4H s’ l l A-O 24,000-..May 1 '28-''51
4H s’ l l A-O 48,000-.-July 1 ’28-’'51
4H s’ 12 A-O 50,000-..Mch 1 ’28-’'52
4H s’ 12 A-O 30,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27- ’32
6s ’ 13 A-O 34,500r...O ct 1 ’27- '33
4H s’13 A-O 50,000...Apr 1 ’28- ’33
6s ’ 13 A-O 34,500...Oct 1 ’27-’33
4H s’14 A-O 28.OOOr..June 1 ’28- '34
5s ’14 A-O 48,000r..Dec 1 ’27- ’34
4M s’ 15 A-O 40,OOOr..Apr 1 ’28- '35
4H s’ 15 A-O 45.000r..Oct 1 ’27- ’35
4 Ms’ 16 A-O 73,OOOr..Mar 1 ’28- ’56
4M s’ 16 A-O 1)5, O
OOr..June 1 ’28- ’56
5s ’17 A-O 30,OOOr...A pr 1 ’28- ’57
5s ’ 18 A-O 2” ,500...July 1 ’28-'38
5Ms’21 A-O 68i000r*- Jan 1 ’28-’6l
4Ms’22 A-O 368,000--Feb 1 ’28-’62
4Ms’23 A-O 249.000.-M ar 1 28-’63
4M s’23 A-O 220,000c..Oct 1 ’ 27-’63
4M s’25 F-A 380.000r*_Feb 1 ’28-’65
4Ms’26 A-O 285,000c-Apr 1 ’ 28-’46
4M s’27 A-O 200,000--M ar 1 ’28-’47
IN T. In New York Exchange.
SU M M ARY OF D E B T JUNE 1 '27
Water bonds___________ 82.989,189
Other bonds___________ 23,242,338
Total................... ......... $26,231,527
The full faith and credit o f the city
are pledged to the payment o f all
bonds of the city.
Prior to Jan. 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
arate bodies.
CITY PROPERTY .— Real estate
owned by the city is assessed at
$13,997,887.36,
including
water
works valued at $4,545,186.53.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The
city’s assessed valuation has been:
1927.
1924.
$
$
Real estate. ________ 207,826,353
Personal
________
252,750
Total____280,219,938 208,079,103
Average rate
per $1,000)
.........—
$32.08
Y O RKTOW N .
This town is in Westchester Co.
Highway Bonds.
4M s’23 - . - $55,000-Mar 15 ’ 28-’41
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $93,200
Assessed value 1926_______ 5,049,636
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— $14.41
Population 1920, 1,441; 1925, 2,500
YORKVILLE.
This village is in Oneida County.
Inc. 1902. Population 1910, 691;
1920, 1,512.
General Improvement Bonds.
($32,000. .July 1 ’28-’39
4Ms’25 J-J \ 4,000-.July 1 ’40-’41
[ 3,000-.July 1 ’42-’43
Street Im provement B onds.
4M s’26 A-O $30,000--O ct 1 ’27-’41
Sewer B onds.
4 .35s’ 11 A-O $10,000.Apr 15 ’28-’ 37
_s ’21 - - .
2,000............. ...............
-s ’24
18,000_______________
Paving Bonds.
4 .35s’ 11 A-O $5,000-Apr 15 ’28-’37
5s ’20 —
4,000 .........192/-1930
-s ’21 - - 2,000________________
-s ’21 —
2,400________________
-s ’24 - - 3 6 ,0 0 0 ................. ........
TOTAL D EBT Apr 17 ’27- $151,000
Ass’d val.’25(abt.80%act.) .1,743,262
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$13.00

State of New Jersey.
ITS

D E B T , R ESO U R C ES, ETC .
Admitted as a State...........................One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)_______________________ 7,815
State Capital___________________________________________Trenton
Governor (term expires Jan. 14 1929)____ A . Harry Moore
Sec. of State (term exp. July 26 ’32) .Joseph F . S. Fitzpatrick
Treasurer (term expires A pr. 1 1928)_______William T . Read
Comptroller (term expires Feb. 20 ’29)_N ew ton A .K .B u g b e e
A tty .-G en . (term expires Feb. 4 1929)-E d w . L . Katzenbach
LEGISLATURE meets annually the second Tuesday of January, and
there is no limit to the length of the session.
H ISTO R Y 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
its credit to any company. The constitution of 1844 forbade the cre­
ation of a State debt exceeding one hundred thousand dollars except for
purposes 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.
T O TAL DEBT.— From Jan 1 1902 to 1921, when $12,000,000 soldier
bonus bonds and $5,000,000 highway bonds were issued, the debt amounted
to only $116,000. Beginning in 1921 the State debt gradually mounted
until on June 30 1926 it totaled 67,116,000. Included in this total are
$116,000 certificates o f the State issued to the Agricultural College. The
details o f bonded debt follow:

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Soldiers’ Bonus Bonds.
4Ms’24 J-J $6,000,OOOr*.July 1 1954
5s ’21 J-J $10,000,000r*-July 1 ’41 4M s’25 J-J 5,000,000r*_Jan 1 1955
5s ’21 J-J
2.000,OOOr*_July 1 ’41 4M s’25 J-J 1,000,000r*_Jan 1 1955
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-J 5,000,000r*.July 1 1955
4Ms’23 J-J $2,000,OOOr*-July 1 1938 (All o f the above bonds are optional
4Ms’24 J-J 2,000,000r*.july 1 1939
15 years from date upon six
4Ms’25 J-J l,000,000r*_Jan 1 1940
months notice.)
4M s’25 J-J 2.000,000..July 1 1940
Road B onds.
4 K s’26 J-J 2,000,000—Jan 1 1941 4Ms’23 J-J $3.000,OOOr*-July 1 1933
H ighw ay Extension Bonds (Del. 4M s’24 J-J 3,000,000r*.July 1 1934
River Bridge & N. Y. T u n n el). 4M s’24 J-J 3,000,000r*.July 1 1939
5s ’21 J-J $5,000,000r*--July 1 ’51 4Ms’25 J-J 2,000,000r*.Jan 1 1940
4Ms’22 J-J a5.000,000r*_July 1 1952 4M s’25 J-J 3,000,000r*.July 1 1940
4M s’23 J-J 2,000,000r*.Jan 1 1953 4M s’26 J-J 3,000,000--Jan 1 1941
4M s’24 J-J 5,000,OOOr*...Jan 1 ’54 4M s’26 J-J 3,000,000--July 1 1941
IN T . on the soldiers’ bonus bonds and bonds marked (*) payable
at the Mercer County Trust Co., Trenton; on other highway bonds at the
Mechanics Nat. Bank. Trenton, and on bridge bonds at the Broad Street
Nat. Bank, Trenton.
At previous dates the debt was:
Nov. 1 1901________________ $71,000 1
Nov. 1 1895______________ $660,400
Nov. 1 1898_______
.194,000 Nov. 1 1894...........
735,400
394,000 Nov. 1 1880____________,.1,996,300
Nov. 1 1897_____
Nov. 1 1896________________ 593,400 Nov. 1 1866.......
-.3.395.200
On June 30 1926 the cash balance o f the State Fund in bank was $10,620,184.04. This fund also held on the same date 1,887 shares (par value
$188,700) of the stock of the United Railroad & Canal Co., of New Jersey,
the market value of which amounts to about $188,700. The State School
Fund on June 30 1926held securities to the amount of $10,560,234.51, cash
balance on hand for investment. $151,067.44.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The assessed valuation for a series of years
has been as below.
1926____ $5,443,448,817 1915____ $2,583,953,595 1894_____ $774,398,332
1925____ 4.756,154,259 1914____ 2,481,605,038 1892____ 742,759,082
1924____ 4,543,700,692 1912____ 2,289.770,281 1890......... 649,979,700
1923____ 4,385,064,662 1910____ 2,045,898,214 1888_____ 603,676,953
1922____ 3,797,507,447 1909____ 1,949.687,287 1886......... 573,256,303
1921------- 3,519,841,269 1908____ 1,843,001,178 1884_____ 554,828,114
1920____ 3,254.964,269 1906____ 1,570,210,073 1882_____ 534,917,876
1919------ 3,032,164,104 1905____ 1,153,682,961 1880_____ 518,617,518
1918____ 3.030,926,010 1900____
891,237,286 1878_____ 531,851,849
1917------ 2,888,117,701 1898____
844,354,193 1876......... 596,833,707
1916----- 2,696,314,011 1896____
____________
794,428,048 1874_____ 619,057,903
In addition to the above, valuation of main stem, tangible personal
and franchises of railroad property in 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, in 1920 $250,806,026,
In 1921 $390,229,448, in 1925 $414,238,890, in 1923 $418,204,155, in 1924
$442,275,361, in 1925 $448,802,259, and in 1926, $455.497,518.
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS OF STATE.
Year Ended
Dec. 31 Counties.
Cities.
Towns.
Boroughs.
Townships.
1925____ $116,342,524 $330,784,401 $41,103,081 $45,609,980 $32,151,862
1924......... 98,814,820 287,835,414 39,550,896 41,194,335 28,119,144
1923_____ 95,988,796 243,928,894 31.976,163 32,703,775 20,093,619
1922_____ 89,406,332 229,512,846 28,773,066 31,442,693 16,920,928
1921_____ 79,098,418 212,819,428 23,205,302 22,041,042 10,190,218
9,174,372
1920*____ 71,864,436 181,359,490 21.035,190 17,503,287
1919*____ 61,402,652 171,045,444 20,257.057 22,197.039 11,389,221
* Includes school debt.
POPULATION OF STATE.— Population has been as follows:
320,823
1920.................3,155,900 1880..................1.131,116 1830..........
277,575
1915.................2.844.342 1870__________ 906,096 1820_____
1910_________ 2,537,167 1860.................. 672,035 1 8 1 0 ---............245,562
1905_________ 2,144,134 1850-................. 489,555 1800.................. 211,149
1900_________ 1,883,669 ___
______
1840-................. 373,306 1790-.................184,139
1890_________ 1,444.933
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DEBT LIM ITATIONS.— (1) THE STATE Is restricted as to its debtmaking power by the State Constitution. In Article IV , Section V I, 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
GB.
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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 discharge the principal of
such debt or liability within thirty-five years from the time of the contract­
ing thereof, and shall be irrepealable until such debt or liability and the in­
terest thereon are fully paid and discharged; and no such law shall take
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 iOT and
against it at such election: and all money to be raised by the autlu rlty of
such law shall be applied only to the specific object stated therein, an I to
the payment of the debt thereby created. This section shall not 18 con­
strued to refer to any money that 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 -Sute 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.
[On 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 o f the State Water Supply Com­
mission. without a vote of the people, but the Court o f Errors ana Appeals
on March 1 1915 decided that this would be in violation of the constitu­
tional provision which prohibits the bonding o f the State for a sum exceed­
ing $100,000.. except by direct vote of the people. See “ Chronicle” of
March 6 1915, page 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 Y. 110, p
1771, 2103, respectively. $8,000,000 more for the latter purpose was
authorized by the 1924 Legislature and the Act providing for same was
put on ballot at the general election in 1924 and carried (V. 119, p. 2670).
A t the November 1922 elections the voters defeated a proposition to
Issue $14,000,000 bonds for extending and improving various State institu­
tions, the referendum having been authorized by Chapter 201,1921 Laws of
New Jersey. Y. 113, p. 2210.
The 1922 Legislature, following the Governor's veto, passed a bill calling
for the submission to the voters at the fall election o f a bond issue of
$40,000,000 for highways and bridges. At that election. N ov. 7 1922, the
people by 260,929 “ for” to 243,865 "against” voted favorably on the meas­
ure. V. 115, p. 2710.
The 1927 Legislature authorized $30,000,000 bonds for highway, subject
to a favorable vote at the general election in November 1927 (Laws of
1927, Chatper 181.)
CITIES, COUNTIES, TOWNS, &c., are also restricted In the making
of certain kinds of debt by Article I, paragraphs 19 and 20. of the constitu­
tion. 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
tor, 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.
In compliance with this last provision the Legislature has from time to
time passed many general laws relating to the different kinds of munici­
palities existing In New Jersey, but latterly the situation has been greatly
simplified, and now the debt-incurring powers o f New Jersey municipalities
are regulated almost entirely by a series of general laws passed In 1916
1918. which practically supersede the complex system of laws described in

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the “ State and City Supplement” for N ov. 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
(as 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 1920, Chapters 78, 108 and 252; Laws 1921, Chapters
120, 157, 164 and 235, Laws 1922, Chapters 114 and 233, Laws 1924,
Chapters 89, 152, 175 and 246, Laws 1926, Chapters 60, 174 and 281,
and Laws 1927, Chapters 84 and 239), known as the Pierson Bond Act,
referred to at length below; Laws 1916, Chapter 112; Laws 1919, Chapter
73; Laws 1921, Chapters 98 and 234; Laws 1922, Chapter 230; Laws 1924,
Chapter 90, and Laws 1927, Chapter 317, relating to loans for school
purposes; Laws 1920 (Chapter 84, supplemented by Laws 1921, Chap­
ter 30), directing the funding of floating debt; Laws 1917, Chapters 154
(amended by Laws 1918, Chapter 266), 155 and 156, creating the office
o f 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,
Laws 1919, Chapters 178, 238, 242, Laws 1921, Chapter 29, Laws 1925,
Chapter 166, and Laws 1927, Chapter 230,)providing for an annual budget
and for temporary loans against revenues; Laws 1918, Chapters 267 and 268,
and Laws 1921, Chapters 105 and 106, relating to the auditing o f 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 regulates
the issuance of all bonds and notes of counties, cities, 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 o f 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 gpven 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
puiyose 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 o f 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
mprovement or property for which they are issued, to be determined by
Che bond ordinance or resolution, but not to be deemed greater than the
maximum period specified in the Act for such an improvement or property
(a period ranging from 5 to 50 years); or (6) if the bonds are to fund debt
incurred before March 22 1916 foi unascertainable purposes, within 15
years; or (c) if for refunding, within 20 years; or (d if for more than one
)
such purpose, within the average o f the periods assigned, to the several
purposes, taking into consideration the amount of bonds for each purpose;
or (e) if issued in anticipation o f the collection o f special assessments, within
a period ending not more than two years after the 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 o f 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 $10,000, 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 o f the bonds can be sold as will produce a sum less than
$1,000 in excess o f the amount o f 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
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 % o f the average o f the three next preceding assessed valua­
tions o f 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 o f 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 o f 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 o f the municipality or of the county board of freeholders,
as the case 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 o f bonds or notes for funding, refunding, water
supply, or the construction or reconstruction o f dikes, bulkheads, jetties
or other devices on the ocean or inlet fronts to prevent the encroachment of
the sea, including improvements to restore property demaged by the
sea, or for the construction o f boardwalks, pavilions, piers, bathing houses
or other devices along the ocean front, or “ for the acquisition of lands
or interest in lands along the ocean front, or for the improvement thereof
or for the construction o f buildings thereon.” Nor do they affect the incur­
ring of debt under other laws, such as debts for schools or current expenses.
But some o f 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 gross amount of ail bonds or other evidences of debt outstanding,
or authorized but not yet issued, or about to be authorized by the ordin­
ance or resolution in connection with which the computation is made,
exclusive 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% o f the average as­
sessed valuation of taxable real property for the next preceding three
years; (ft) debts for schools, in so far as they do not exceed 6% o f such
average assessed valuation; (c) debts for water supply; (d) debts for ocean
or inlet front improvements referred to above; (e) debts for certain sewer
improvements in boroughs (Laws 1919, Chapter 51); (f) debts for certain
highway improvements in counties (Laws 1918, Chapter 183); (g) certain
county bonds payable out o f motor vehicle funds received from the State
(Laws 1921, Chapter 164); (ft) debts for certain self-sustaining electric light
plants (Laws 1921, Chapter 235, and Laws 1924, Chapter 246); (i) municipal
debts for eliminating grade crossings, in so far as such debts do not exceed
2% o f the average assessed valuations o f taxable real estate for 1920
1921 and 1922 (Laws 1926, Chapter 281): and O') municipal debts for “ joint”
sewers (Laws o f 1925, Chapter 56), municipal debts for libraries (Laws
o f 1925, Chapter 241); also (2) the following assets, to the extent that
they are applicable to the payment o f any part o f the gross debt not
deducted as above stated, viz.: (a) uncollected special assessments levied
or to be levied; (ft) funds in hand or to be derived from the issuance of
bonds 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 forefoing assets, viz.: (o) unpaid taxes not more than three
ears in arrears, and (b) amounts owing to the municipality on account of
nprovements for which any part o f the gross debt, not deducted, was
incurred or authorized.
Procedure for Issuing Bonds.— In boroughs and townships bonds cannot
be issued without a vote o f the people if protests against the issue are filed
by one-third o f the governing body or by taxpayers representing 10% of
the assessed valuation o f property. In other municipalities no election
is provided for by the Pierson Bond Act; but the so-called Home Rule
Act (Article 37, Section 24) apparently makes all bond ordinances subject
to referendum if demanded by taxpapers.
Validation o f Bonds.— The Act provides that the validity o f bonds shall
not be questioned in any suit commenced after the lapse o f 20 days from
the first publication of the ordinance or resolution authorizing them, unless
issued in violation of the referendum provisions. In the case of Dale vs.
Borough o f Bayhead, bonds were sustained by reason o f this provision.

The Act also declares that bonds reciting that they are issued under th
Act shall be incontestible
SCHOOL BONDS.— The issuance of bonds and other obligations for
school purposes is authorized and regulated by the general School Law of
1913 (Comp. Stat. 1910, p. 4724), as amended. School bonds must
•nature serially as provided in the Pierson Bond Act, and within the maxi­
mum 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. I f 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 o f 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 6% of the assessed valuation o f property, but additional
bonds up to 9% may be issued if approved at an election. There is no
limit in districts governed by Article VII. Bonds of the latter districts
cannot be attacked in litigation instituted after the lapse o f 20 days after the
election at which they are authorized.
The School Law makes every incorporated city, town, township and
borough a school district. 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 V II,
and their bonds are not obligations of the municipality with which they
are coterminous. The School Law also provides that the voters of any
city school district may accept the provisions o f Article V II, and that the
voters of a town, township or borough district may accept the provisions
of Article V II, and be governed accordingly. So far as we are aware no
city has accepted Article V II. 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 o f the voters as required by Article VII. An election Is necessaiy
for the issuance of bonds by school districts operating under Article V II,
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
under Article VII must be approved by the Attorney-General before the
bonds can be issued. A 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.
T A X EXEMPTION OF M ORTGAGES AND R AILROAD BONDS.—
A law was enacted by the 1917 Legislature (Chapter 231) amending Section
10 of the General Tax Act of 1903 (Comp. Stat. o f 1910, p . 5075), by provid­
ing that bonds issued by any railroad company o f any State shall be exempt
from taxation while owned by any savings bank or institution for savings
of New Jersey. The following year, 1918, a law was enacted, Chapter
236, Laws o f 1918 (General Tax Act, Revision of 1918) which law super­
sedes the General Tax Act o f 1903. The make up o f Section 10. as amended
in 1917, was not affected, but as a result of the revision. Section 10 of the
Tax Act o f 1903 became Section 402, Chapter 236, Laws o f 1918. Section
402, originally Section 10, reads as follows: “ 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 account of any mortgage debt, but the mortgagor or
owner of the property paying the tax on mortgaged real property shall be en­
titled to credit on the interest payable on the mortgage for so much of the tax
as is equal 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 o f the
lands by reason of the mortgage. Bonds issued by any railroad company
of any State shall be exempt from taxation while owned by any savings bank
or institution for savings in this State.”
T A X EXEMPTION OF PUBLIC SECURITIES.— An amendatory
Act passed in 1921 (Chapter 320) provides for exemption from taxation of
certain public securities. Section 203 of the General Tax Act of 1918, as
amended in 1921 and as since amended by Chapter 276, Laws of 1922, and
Chapter 221, Laws of 1925, now reads in part:
“ 203. The following property shall be exempt from taxation under this
Act, namely:
“ (1) (a) The bonds and other securities of the United States (other than
circulating notes of national banking associations and United States legal
tender notes and other notes and certificates o f the United States, payable
on demand and circulating or intending to circulate as currency, and gold,
silver or other coin).
“ (6) All bonds, securities, improvement certificates and other evidences
o f indebtedness, heretofore or hereafter issued by this State or by any
county thereof, or by any taxing district or school district o f this State.
“ (c) The personal propertyowned by citizens or corporations o f this State,
situate and being out o f the State upon which taxes shall have been actually
assessed and paid within 12 months next before Oct. 1, being the day pre­
scribed by law for commencing the assessment.”
The change made in the above provisions by the 1925 amendment to
the law substitutes the word “ intending” for “ intended" in paragraph a.
sub-section 1, was not at all affected by the 1922 amendment.
LIMITATION OF T A X RATE.— Chap. 116, Laws of 1906, limiting the
tax rate, was repealed by Chapter 9. Laws of 1914.
SAVINGS BANKS’ IN VESTMENTS— POWERS AND R E STRIC­
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
to permit investment in certain bonds secured by first mortgage on terminal
or dock property. See V 96, p. 1169. There were no amendments in
1915. 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
other measure was adopted in 1917 (Chapter 171) amending paragraph VI
in regard to investments in first mortgage bonds. See V. 104, p. 1721,
Paragraph VI. was further amended by the 1920 Legislature. The 1919
Legislature passed an Act amending Section 36 so as to permit savings banks

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to purchase from their available funds notes, drafts, bills o f exchange or
acceptances, eligible for rediscount with the Federal Reserve banks. An
amendment was made to Section 34 by the 1924 Legislature authorizing
any savings bank to loan to any o f its depositors a sum not exceeding
90% o f his deposit upon the promissory note o f such depositor secured
by his deposits. In 1926 Section 33 was amended quite materially, broad­
ening the investments by savings banks. Subdivision VI of this section,
dealing with railroad mortgage bonds, was changed so as to widen the scope
of investments in such bonds. Subdivision V II, also amended, and which
permits investments in real estate mortgage bonds, was altered so as to
provide that the amount loaned shall not, at the time of making such loan,
exceed 60% of the appraised value of the real estate covered by the mort­
gage. Previously the real estate had to be worth at least twice the amount
of the loan. Investments may now also be made in bonds secured by a trust
mortgage or in certificates of participation in bonds secured by a trust
mortgage. To Section 33 there was also added two new subdivisions
numbered I X and X . By subdivision I X savings banks are now allowed
to invest in bonds issued, guaranteed or assumed by an operating public
utility company. Subdivision X authorizes investments in railroad
equipment obligations or certificates. Section 34 was also amended in
1926. By the change any savings bank may now loan to any of its de­
positors, upon notes, bills of exchange, &c., a sum not exceeding the amount
of his deposit upon the promissory notes of such depositor secured by his
deposit. Before it had been provided that such a loan to a depositor could
not exceed 90% o f his deposit. Reference is made below, under separate
head, to Acts o f 1917, 1925 and 1927, which add new classes of securities
to those eligible for savings banks’ investment. We give below in full the
investment sections o f the law:
VI. DEPOSITS— HOW INVESTED.
SECTION 33. No savings bank shall invest the moneys deposited with
the same in any manner except as follows, to wit:
I. In stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or obligations of the United
States, or those for which the faith of the United States is distinctly pledged
to provide for the payment of the principal and interest thereof.
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 o f 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 district
of this State issued pursuant to the authority of any law of this State; pro­
vided, 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 o f the inhabitants o f 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.
V . In the bonds of any city or county o f any other State of the Union
issued pursuant to the authority o f any law of any such State;-provided, no
such city or county has, within ten years previous to making such invest­
ment , defaulted in the payment of any part o f either principal or interest of
any debt authorized by law o f such State to be contracted; and provided
further, the total indebtedness o f any such city or county is limited by law
to 10% o f its assessed valuation.
V I. In mortgage bonds issued, guaranteed or assumed by any railroad
company, which has paid dividends of not less than 4 % per annum regularly
on its entire capital stock for a period o f not less than five years next previous
to the purchase of such bonds, or which such railroad company has otherwise
covenanted or agreed to pay, and secured by a first lien upon not less than
three-fourths of the rail mileage included in said mortgage or by a refunding
mortgage under which bonds may be issued for the retirement or refunding
of all prior lien mortgages on the property covered by such refunding
mortgage, or by liens prior to any such refunding mortgage; or in bonds
secured by any first or any such refunding or any such underlying mortgage
upon a railroad terminal, depot, tunnel or bridge used by two or more such
railroad companies which have guaranteed the payment of principal and
Interest of such bonds or have otherwise covenanted or agreed to pay the
same; or in the bonds o f any railway terminal or dock company of this
State, secured by first mortgage on terminal or dock property fronting on
the Hudson River or New York Bay and having an assessed value for the
purpose of taxation in excess o f the amount of the entire issue o f bonds, and
used and occupied as a dock or terminal by any railroad company now
operating in this State.
VII. Not to exceed 80% of the total deposits may be invested:
(a) In bonds secured by mortgages, which shall be a first lien on real
estate situate in this State, providing the amount loaned on any such bond
and mortgage shall not, at the time o f making such loan, exceed 60% of
the appraised value of the real estate covered by such mortgage; but in case
the loan is on unimproved real estate, the amount loaned thereon shall not
be more than 30% of its appraised value.
(b) In bonds seemed by a trust mortgage or in certificates of participation
in bonds secured by a trust mortgage, which trust mortgage shall be a first
lien on improved real estate, situate in this State, provided the amount of
any such bond shall not at the time of issue exceed 60% o f the appraised
value of the real estate covered by such trust mortgage, and provided that
payment of the principal and interest o f such bonds is guaranteed by a
corporation organized under the laws o f New Jersey and operating under
the supervision o f the Commissioner o f Banking and Insurance.
No investment in any bond and mortgage or in any guaranteed bonds or
certificates o f participation therein shall be made by any savings bank,
except upon the report of a committee of at least three of the managers,
and two members of which committee shall certify in writing to the value
of the premises mortgaged, or to be mortgaged, according to their best
judgment; such report shall be filed and preserved among the records of the
bank.
V III. In real estate strictly in accordance with the following provisions:
(a) A plot whereon is erected, or may be erected, a building or buildings
requisite for the convenient transaction o f its business, and from portions
of which not required for its own use, a revenue may be derived; the costs
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, that 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
special charter.
(b) Such as shall have been purchased or acquired by it at sales upon the
foreclosure o f mortgages owned by such corporation, or upon judgments or
decrees obtained or rednered 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
Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, he shall extend the time within
which such sale shall be made.
I X . N ot more than 20% o f the total deposits may be invested:
In bonds issued, guaranteed or assumed by an operating public utility
company, not less than 85% o f the gross operating revenues of which is,
at the time o f such investment, derived from the operation of one or more
of the following utilities, viz.: artificial gas, electric power or light, water,
telephone or telegraph, or which such company has otherwise covenanted
or agreed to pay.
Provided, that such bonds are secured by a first mortgage, or by a
refunding mortgage under which bonds may be issued for the retirement
or refunding of all liens prior thereto on the property covered thereby, or
by a mortgage prior in lien to any such refunding mortgage.
Provided, further, that any such mortgage shall be a lien on real estate,
rights or interests therein, leaseholds, plant, equipment, transmission or
distribution system, or other fixed assets and franchises, and that the out­
standing principal amount of bonds secured by such mortgage and any and
all other mortgages thereon, the lien o f which is equal therewith or prior
thereto, shall not, at the time o f such investment, exceed two-thirds of the
book value of the fixed assets subject to the lien thereof, less reserves for
depreciation and renewals, as shown on the books of such company, Includ­
ing such value of fixed assets leased to such company and operated by it
under lease not expiring, by its trems, in less than fifty years from the time
such investment is made, if such lease be subject to the lien of such mortgage;
or that such mortgage shall be prior in lien to or shall underlie a refunding
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Provided, further, that the gross operating revenues o f such company,
including those of predecessor and constituent companies, shall have aver­
aged not less than $2,500,000 per annum for five calendar years or five
nearer consecutive periods of twelve calendar months preceding such invest­
ment.
Provided, further, that the net operating revenues, including those of
redecessor and constituent companies, after all operating expenses, but
efore deducting charges for depreciation and renewals and Federal taxes,
available for fixed charges for rentals and interest on all outstanding mort­
gage debt, shall have averaged annually for three calendar years or three
nearer consecutive periods of twelve calendar months preceding such
investment not less than two and one-half times the average annual require­
ment during such period for such fixed charges (excluding inter-company
items):
X . Not more than 10% of the total deposits may be invested:
In equipment obligations or certificates, secured by railroad equipment
under equipment or car trust, lease or conditional sale, or by first lien
■thereon, the principal amount of which does not exceed 80% of the purchase
price of the equipment and which mature within fifteen years from the
date of issue, serially or in equal annual or semi-annual installments begin­
ning not later than three years after the date of issue.
The provisions o f 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 majr be made in the manner provided and made lawful
in this Act, notwithstanding any provision in any special charter contained
limiting the number of trustees or managers who shall act in the investment
of moneys and the sale or transfer of stocks or securities.
36. The managers of every savings bank, as soon as practicable, shall
Invest the moneys 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
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 are of the kind made eligible by law for rediscount with Federal Re­
serve banks organized under the Act of the 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 commercial
paper, to establish a more effective supervision of banking in the United
States, and for other purposes,” approved December 23 1913, and the
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.
Section 5 of Chapter 305, Laws of 1926, which amends Sections 33 and
34, mention of which has already been made, expressly provides that
“ nothing herein contained shall repeal or affect the provisions of Chapter
36, Laws of 1917, or of Chapter 38 of the Laws of 1925, or of Chapter 192,
Laws of 1920 as amended by Chapter 144_of the Laws of 1922, or of Section
2 of Chapter 228 of the Laws of 1925.”
Chapter 36 and 38 authorize
investment in Joint Stock Land and Federal Land bank bonds. Chapter
192, Laws o f 1920 as amended, is regarding investments in additional securi­
ties by trust funds. All these three are given below. Section 2 of Chapter
228, is in reference to branch offices of savings banks.
Savings Banks, &c.. May Invest in Federal Land Bank Bonds— Also Joint
Stock Land Bank Bonds.— Chapter 36, Laws of 1917, provides: “ Any sav­
ings bank, banking institution, trust company or insurance company, organ­
ized under the laws of this State, or any persons acting as executor, adminis­
trator, 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 equialize 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,’ approved July 17 1916.”
By Chapter 38, Laws o f 1925, effective March 9 1925, savings banks, &c.,
are also authorized to invest in Joint Stock Land Bank bonds. The
terms of this Act and the one above are almost identical, the only difference
being in the mentioning of the bonds authorized for investments in each case.
Chapter 63, Laws of 1927, permits investment in loans secured by veter­
an’s adjusted service compensation certificates. The text reads:
1. In addition to the investments now permitted by law, savings banks
may invest in loans to World War veterans secured by adjusted service
certificates issued under the Act of Congress known as the “ World War
Adjusted Compensation A ct,” in the manner now permitted or hereafter
to be permitted by Act of Congress.
2. Such loans and the evidences thereof in the hands of any savings bank
shall be exempt from taxation.
INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS.— This subject is covered by the
Act of May 8 1907, Public Laws 1907, p. 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
banks of New Jersey may invest their funds.
Chapter 192 of the Laws of 1920 as amended by Chapter 144, Laws of
1922, and Chapter 305, Laws of 1926, now reads as follows:
Any executor, administrator, guardian or trustee whose duty it may be
to loan moneys entrusted to him in addition to the securities in which he may
invest the same under the provisions of the Act to which this is a supplement,
may invest the same in shares or parts of bonds secured by mortgage or
bonds secured by trust mortgage, and in participation certificates or coupon
bonds which shall entitle the holder to a proportionate share in a series or
number of mortgages and bonds or extensions or renewals thereof, deposited
under a trust agreement with a trust company, bank, or title guarantee
corporation, which shall be a first lien upon improved real estate, provided
the amount o f such mortgages shall not at the time of the making of such
loan exceed sixty per centum of the estimated worth of the real estate
covered by such respective mortgages at a rate of interest not less than three
per centum nor greater than six per centum per annum; provided, that any
share or part of such bonds and mortgages or bonds secured by such trust
mortgages so held shall not be subordinate to any other bonds issued there­
under and shall not be subordinate to any prior interest therein; and pro­
vided, further, that bonds and mortgages in parts of which any fiduciary
may invest trust funds, or, in the case of trust mortgages, the trust mogage, together with any guarantees of payment, insurance policies and other
instruments and evidences of title relating thereto shall be held for the bene­
fit of such fiduciary and of any other persons interested in such bonds and
mortgages by a trust company, bank or title guarantee corporation organ­
ized under the laws of this State, or jointly by such a corporation, and an
individual who is a citizen and bona fide resident o f this State, and in mort­
gages other than trust mortgages, that a certificate setting forth that such
corporation, or such corporation and such individual jointly as the case
may be, holds such instruments for the benefit of such fiduciary and of any
other persons who may be interested in such bond and mortgage among
whom the corporation or the individual jointly holding such instruments
may be included, be executed by such corporation and delivered to each
person who becomes interested in such bond and mortgage. Every cor­
poration, or corporation and individual jointly, issuing any such certifi­
cates, shall keep a record in proper books of account of all certificates issued
pursuant to the foregoing provisions. An executor, administrator, trustee
or other person holding trust funds may require such bonds or guarantees of
payment to accompany investments as may seem prudent, and all premiums
paid on such guarantees may be charged to or paid out of income, providing
that such charge or payment be not more than at the rate of one per centum
per annum on the par value of such investment. Any trust company, title
company or bank, incorporated under the laws of this State and authorized

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by its charter to transact the business o f loaning money on bond and mort­
gage upon improved real estate, which are first liens thereon, may issue
participation certificates or coupon bonds with a guarantee of payment of
principal and interest and secured by a trust mortgage or trust agreement
deposited with a trust company, bank or title company organized under the
laws of this State, which trust mortgage or agreement may include a number
o f bonds and mortgages and shall designate them as a series set apart as
security for such participation certificates or coupon bonds and refer to
them by brief description o f dates, parties, amounts, reference to location
o f property, maturity and rate o f interest. Such trust agreement or mort­
gage shall contain suitable provisions for substitution and extension of
mortgages and bonds secured thereby and it shall not be necessary to insert
such details in the participation certificates or coupon bonds other than by
reference to such trust mortgage or agreement.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

S T A T E OP N E W J E R S E Y .
ALLENHURST.
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
Road Bonds.
.s ’21 ____$44,000______ 1927-1937
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '23. $368,500
Temp’y impt notes (add'l).
13,400
M o r t g a g i.---------------------9,775
Sinking fund, cash________
3,990
Sinking fund, investments. 156,175
Assessed value, real estate.3,438,650
Assessed value, personal_
_ 587,475
Ass'd val. 2d class RR.prop. 29,700
Net valuation taxable 1926.4.055.825
Total tax rate (per $1,000) -26.$33.34
Population in 1910. 306’ 1920___343
ASBURY P A R K .
This city is in Monmouth County.
Incorp. as a city in 1897. Commis­
sion govt, adopted Dec. 8 1914.
Fire Bonds.
4s '04 J-D $19,000c...Ju ne 1 1934
4M s’09 M -N 15,000c.. .M ay 1 1944
Fire F unding Bonds.
4 Ms
M -N $9,500____Nov 1 1945
Beach Bonds.
4s ’ 13 A-O$250,000o_ Apr 1 1933
_
4Ms’07 J-J 150,000___ July 1 1947
4 Ms’ l l J-J 150.000___ Jan 1 1951
Memorial Park.
45is’ 19 s-a $112,500—$2,500 yearly
4Ms’22 . . .
21,500___ $500 yearly
W ater Funding Bonds.
4Ms’ 15 J-J $58.000____July 1 1945
Library Bonds.
4s
M-N $18.000c... Nov 1 1931
Natatorium B uilding Bonds.
4M s’ 17 M-S $82.000c...$2,000 y'rly
Jetty Bonds.
4Ms’22 — $72.000..$3,000 yearly
S chool Bonds (City's Portion).
5s '94 J-D $32,000____$2,000 yrly.
4Ms'07 J-D 100,000c...July 1 1937
4Jis'13 J-J 175.000c...Jan 1 1943
5s 18 . . .
4.000____$1,000 yrly
4M s’26 M-S 998,OOOr* Sept 1 ’27-66
($20,000, 1927-46, and $30,000,
Sept. 1 1947-66.)
W ater Bonds.
_
4s
J-J $12,000c_ Jan 1 1928
4s ’06 A -0 22,000o_ Apr 1 1936
_
4Ms’ 14 M-S 50.000____Sept 1 1944
Sewer Bonds.
4s '03 A-O $50,000c_ Apr 1 1933
_
4s ’05 M-S 50,000c— .Sept 1 1945
4Ms’07 J-J
75,000c—.July 1 1942
4M s’09 M-N 35 .000c--.M ay 1 1944
4Ms’ 12 J-J
75.000c.. . July 1 1947
Park Bonds.
4 Ms’24 J-J $30,500___ Jan 1 1959
Temporary Impt. Notes.
5Ms’21 . . . $100,500— -N ov 15 1927
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms
A-O ($52,000. . Oct 1 ’ 27-’43
t 20.000.-Oct 1 ’44-’53
4Ms
M -N (28,000.-M ay 1 ’ 28-’31
(48,000--M ay 1 ’ 32-’39
(360,000..July 1 '28-’45
4M s’25 J-J
20,000____July 1 1946
9,000___ July 1 1947
136,000.. July 1 ’28-’60
4M s’25 J-J
20,000..July 1 ’61-’64
( 3,000____July 1 1965
4M s’26 M-N349,000r* N ov 15 ’27-39
($27,000, N ov. 1927-38, and $25,000 in 1939.)
TOT. DEBT Sept 1 ’26 — $4,744,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
401,398
Sinking funds (gen.)_____
962,768
Assessed val. real estate..25,932,000
Assessed val personal____ 2,050.800
2d class RR property____
212,813
Less exemptions_________
232,400
Net vai. taxable 1926____ 27,963,213
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926..$42.15
Pop’n 1910, 10,150; 1920..........12,400
IN T . payable at Treasurer’s off.
ATLANTIC CITY.
This city is in Atlantic County.
Incorporated March 3 1854. New
charter adopted Apr. 3 1902. Com­
mission gov’t accepted May 14 1912.
Act under which city officials were
chosen claimed unconstitutional. See
V. 119, p.354.
City-Hall B onds.
4s g ’00 F-A $90,000o__ Aug 1 1930
4s g ’09 J-J
20,000o_ Jan 11944
_
4Msg’ 13J-J
6.000c— .Jan 1 1933
4M s’24 M-S ( 6,000r*._M arl-28-29
\60,000r*_ . Mar 1’30-44
Water Bonds.
4s g '00 J-J $100,000c— .July 1 1930
4s g '01 J-J
70,000c—.July 1 1931
4s g ’02 J-J
15,000c—.July 1 1932
4s g ’03 J-J
75,000c—.Jan 1 1933
4s g ’04 J-J
35,000c—.July 1 1934
4M«g’06J-J 300,000c.—July 1 1941
4M g’ 10J-J 275,000c—.J&J 1 1945
4 M g'll J-J
75,000c...Jan 11946
4 Mg’ 12 J-J 100,000c...Jan 1 1947
4M g’ 13J-J 214,0 0 0 c ... Jan 1 1943
4Ms'14 J-J 367,000c—.J&J 1 1944
4Ms’ 14 J-J 200,000___ July 1 1944
4 M sg J-J
43.000____July 1 1935
4M s’21 J-J 180,000—July 1 '28-'51
4M s’21 J-J 31,000. .July 1 ’28-’51
4M s’23 J-J / 70,OOOr*.. July 1’28-34
l 75.000r*_.July 1'35-49
156,000c*Mar 1 ’28-’53
4M s’26M-S ( 64,000c*Mar 1 ’54-’61
! 6,000c*..M ar 1 1962
4 Mb'26 M -N l00,000r* N ov 1 ’27-’65
($2,000,1927-43; $3,000,1944-65.)




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NEW JEESEY—CITIES AND TOWNS

Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’27 M-S $567,OOOr*Mar 1 ’29-’57
($20,000, 1929-56; $7,000, 1957.)
C onven tion Hall Site Bonds.
($210,OOOr*. Aug 1 ’27-’32
4M'24 F-A 720,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’33-’48
750, OOOr*. Aug 1 ’49-’63
19,OOOr*..Aug 1 1964
4M s’26 M -N l,265,000r*N ovl ’27-66
4.10s’27 J-D 300,000c*___________
P ublic-Library Bonds.
4s g ’03 J-J $30,000c
Jan 1 1938
Albany Avenue Bonds.
4 Msg’09J-J $70.000c___ July 1 1944
Paving Bonds.
4Msg’08J-J $65,000o—.Jan 1 1928
4 Ms’08 J-J
70,000c— .July 1 1928
4s g ’09 J-J
65,000o—-Jan 11929
4Msg’09J-J 205,000c—.July 1 1944
4 Msg'lOJ-J 68,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1945
4 M g 'll J-J
70,000c__ Jan 11946
4Mg'13J-J
30,000c...Jan 1 1938
4Msg’ 13J-J 200,000c— .July 1 1938
4Ms’ 14 J-J 295,000___ July 1 1933
4 Ms
J-J
32.000___ Jan 1 1934
4Ms’21 J-J 120,000—July 1 ’28-’38
A tlantic Ave. Im prov’t B onds.
4Ms’07 A-O $44,000o_ Oct 1 1937
_
H ospital Bonds.
4s g ’06 M-S $30,000c_ Sept 1 1936
_
4Ms’07 M-S 70,000c— .Sept 1 1937
4 Mg’09 M-S 5,000c.—Sept 1 1939
Drainage Bonds.
4 Msg’07J-J $20,000c— .July 1 1937
4 Msg’08J-J 100,000c ..J u ly 1 1938
4 Msg’ llJ-J 76^,0000...Jan 1 1941
4M g’ 13 J-J 226,0 0 0 c...J a n 11943
4Mg'15 J&J 100,000c...Jan 1 1945
4Ms’ 18 J-J
31.000..Jan 1 ’28-’5S
T375,OOOr*.Mar l ’28-52
4M s’24 M-S1220,OOOr*.Mar l ’56-63
I 10,OOOr*____Mar 1 ’64
Sewer Bonds.
4.40s’27
142,OOOr*
($5,000, Mar. 1 1928-41; $6,000,
Mar. 1 1942-53.)
C on d u it Bonds.
_
4s g ’06 M-N $30,000o_ May 1 1936
4 M sg J-J
16.000____Jan 11935
Electrical Equipm ent B onds.
4M s’ 19 J-J $23,000—July 1 ’28-’49
V entnor Ave. Bonds.
4M s’ 14 J-J $30,000____Jan 1 1944
Texas Avenue B onds.
4 Ms’08 J-J $40.00 0c...Ju ly 1 1938
B uilding Bonds.
4Ms’26 . . . ($85,000.Aug 2 ’28-’44
1 72,000____ 1945-1956
C ity Improvement B onds.
4 Msg’08J-J $55,000c_ Jan 1 1928
_
4 M g 'll J-J
75,00 0c...Ja n 11931
4 Mg’12 J-J
20,0 0 0c...Ja n 11932
4Mg’ 13J-J
6,000___ Jan 11933
4 Ms'17 J-J
15.000..Jan 1 ’28-’42
4Ms’23 J-J 110,000corrJuly 1’28 37
4M s’23 J-J 897,000..July 1 ’28-’58
(176,000c*Mar 1 ’28-’35
84,000c*Mar 1 ’36-’39
4M s’26M-S (406,000c*Mar 1 ’40-’53
44,000c*Mar 1 ’54-’55
6,000c*..M ar 1 1956
4M s’26 . . . ($3,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’54
1 4,000______1955-1956
4M s’27 M-S 59,OOOr. Mar 1 ’29-’58
(40,000.......... 1928-1934
4.40s’27
-150,000______1935-1941
1,324,OOOr* 1
54,000_____ 1942-1953
(46,000....................1954
Park B onds.
4 Msg'99J-J $100,000o. .July 1 1929
4 Msg’08J-J 72,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1943
4 Mg'10 J-J 175,000c... Jan 1 1945
4 Msg'lOJ-J
70,000c_ Jan 1 1945
_
4s g 12 J J 173,000c— .Jan 1 1946
4 Ms g’ 14J-J 50.000____July 1 1944
4Ms’ 17 J-J
1.000 __Jan 1 1928
4M s’19 J-J
2.000 __July 1 1928
4Ms’ 19 J-J
_________ 1
9,000.. July . ’28-’35
Fire D epartm ent Bonds.
4s g '02 J-J
$8,000c.
1 1932
4
07J-J
25,000c.
1 1937
4s g '09 J-J
28,000c. .Jan 1 1944
4 Mg'10 J-J
55,000c. .Jan 1 1945
4M g’ 13 J-J
20,000c. -Jan 1 1943
4M g’ 15 J-J
51,000— .Jan 1 1930
4Ms'17 J-J
14,000— an 1 '28-’41
4Ms’ 18 J-J
4,000— .Jan 1 1928
4M s’21 J-J
11,000.. uly 1 ’28-'37
4Ms’21 J-J
19,000.. uly 1 ’28-’31
4Ms’21 J-J
7, 00— uly 1 '28-’29
M assachusetts Avenue B onds.
4 Ms’08 J-J $30,000c
July 1 1928
M ichigan Avenue B onds.
4s g '06 A-O $7,0 0 0 c...O ct 11936
Road Im provement Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O $22,OOOr*
($5,000, Oct. 1 1928-29; $6000,
Oct. 1 1930-31.)
5s ’26 M-N$20,000r* N ov 1 ’28-’31
L ighting Standard B onds.
4M sg J-J $10.000___ July 1 1934
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’27$13,701,000
Sinking fund____________ 3.375,687
NET DEBT ..................... 10,325,313
Water debt (lncl. above). 2,651,000
School debt (seebelow) 3,782.000
Assess, val., real_______ 294,103,800
Assess, val., personal____ 10,750,500
Other assessable property . 8,03 2,639
Total val. 1927 ( e s t .) ...312,886,939
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_ $29.00
_
Popula’n 1910, 46.150; 1920, 50,682
Summer population (est.)_ 450,000
_
IN T. at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.
or at National Park Bank, N. Y .

ATLANTIC CITY SCHOOL DIST.
4s g ’05 J-J $172,000c.July 1 '28-’31
4s g '06 J-J
65,000o.July 1 ’31-’35
4s ’06 J-J
16,000c—.July 1 1936
4Ms’07 J-J
70,000c.—July 1 1937
4M g’08 J-J 160,000c.July 1 ’38-’ 62
4Msg’09J-J 120,000c.—July 1 1943
4 Msg J-J 139,000c— .July 1 1945
4 Mg’ l l J-J 170,000c.—Jan 11946
4Mg'12J-J 245,000c...July 1 1947
4Mg’ 13 J-J
90,000c— .July 1 1948
4M sg T5J-J 150.000____Jan 11945
4Ms’17 J-J
20.000.. Jan 1 ’28-’47
4M s’22 J-J 1.440,000.July 1 ’ 28-’62
45*s’23 J-J* 275,000corr July 1’27-54
4M s’24 F-A (210,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’27-’40
(300,OOOr*.Aug 1 ’41-’55
4Ms’26M-S (150,000c*Mar 1 ’28-’42
1 90,000c*Mar 1 ’43-’48
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’27.$3,782,000
Valuation and taxes same as Atlan­
tic City’s.
IN T. payable in N. Y . City at
either the Hanover Nat. Bank or the
National Park Bank.
ATLANTIC COUNTY.
May’s Landing Is the county seat
B uilding B onds.
5s T3 M-S $75,000—Mar 1 ’53-'57
(60,OOOr*. July 1’28-36
5 s ’23 J-J j 64,000r*. July l ’37-42
l 4,000r*_.July 11943
4Ms’25M-Nf 163,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’54
1 2,OOOr*..May 1 1955
4Ms’26 J-D (50,000r*June 1 ’28-’52
( 3,000r*..June 1 1953
R oad Bonds.
5s ’ l l J-J $30,000o—Jan 1 ’28-’3U
5s ’ 15 J-J 260,000_____ 1929-1939
(1 5 ,00 0c...A pr 1 1939
5s T6 J-D ( 15 ,000 c...A pr 11946
120,000c.—Apr 1 1928
1120,000c. Apr 1 '42-’45
45*s’ 19 J-D( 75,000c.June 15’2 8 ’32
1 11,000c. June 15 1933
6s ’22 s-an 81,OOOr*--Jan 1 1928
(155,000—Aug 1 ’ 27-’ 31
5s ’22 A-O 160,000—Aug 1 ’ 32-’ 36
19,000___ Aug 1 1937
(124,000—Aug 1 ’ 27-’ 30
5 s ’22 A-O 192,000—Aug 1 ’ 31-’36
l 19,000___ Aug 1 1937
5s ’ 22 A-O 16,000___ Aug 1 1927
4M s’22 J-D (135,000—Dec 1 ’ 27-’35
40,000—Dec 1 ’36-’37
4Ms’22 M -N 55,000- .N ov 1 ’ 27-’37
160,000r*Aug 1 ’27-’30
4Ms'24 F-A 255,000r*Aug 1 ’31-’35
180, OOOr*Aug 1 '36-’38
52,000r*_. A uk 1 1939
168,000r*June 1 ’28-’31
4Ms’26J-D 132,O *June 1 ’32-’34
OOr
41,OOOr*.. June 1 1935
(144,000c*Jan 15 ’28-’32
4Ms’26J-J15 320,000c*Jan 15 ’33-’40
31,000c*. Jan 15 1941
T uberculosis H ospital B onds.
5s ’ 15 J-J $50,000.-July 1 ’40-’41
B ridge Bonds.
($46,000r*Sept 1 ’27-’49
4M s’24 M-S 12,000r*Sept 1 ’50-’ 53
l 2,OOOr*..Sept 1 1954
4M s’26A-0 (290,OOOr*Apr 1 ’28-’56
1 7,000r*_. Apr 1 1957
T O T .B D . D T. Dec 31 ’26 $4,114,435
Sinking funds___________
656,504
Assess, value, real estate.378,059,334
Assess, value, personal.. 14,754,146
Assess, val. 2d cl. RR.prop.2,540.351
Less exemption______
336.855
Net val. tax 1926............395,580,685
8tate&co.tax(per $1,000)’ 26___$9.18
Popula’n 1910, 71,894; 1920, 83,914
IN T . at County Collector’s office.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
This borough is In Monmouth Co.
Inc. 1887; reinc. Sept. 15 1891.
Municipal management form of
government defeated at election held
on Jan. 8 1924.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1927.
None
Tax notes (add’l)_________
60,000
Gen’l impt notes (add’l) _
_
14,000
Assess, val., real estate____2.893,751
Assess, val., personal_____ 377,400
Second class R R . prop___ 144,042
Less exemptions__________
77,135
Net val. taxable, 1926_____ 3,338,058
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926__ $33 87
Population 1910. 1.645; 1920, 1,629
IN TEREST payable in New York

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS S. D.
This district is in Monmouth Co.
($40,OOOr*. July 1 ’28-’37
4M s’24 J-J 1102,OOOr*.July 1 ’38-’54
BOND. DEBT M ay 7 '26- $165,000
Total assess, val. 1926___ 3,488,148
School tax (per $1,000) ’26. .$14.68
IN T . at Atlantic Highlands Nat.
Bank o f Atlantic Highlands.
AUDUBON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Camden County.
6s ’21 J-D ($1,500____Dec 11927
1 6,000—Dec 1 ’28-'31
4M g’25M-S f 170,OOOr*.Mar 1 '28-’55
jl30,000r*.M ar 1 ’56-’65
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1926. $207,500
Sinking fund______________ 11,874
Tota assessed value 1924—6,080,579
IN T . at Audubon Nat. Bank,
Audubon.
AUDUBON.
This borough is in Camden Co.
Street Im provement B onds.
5 s ’22 M -N $30,000.-N ov 1 ’ 27-’29
Assessment Bonds.
5 s ’ 22 M-N$20,000—N ov 1 ’27-’31
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 7 .. $366,000
Assessment debt (add’l) ___ l , i 2 1,000
Temporary debt (add’l)____________ 14,000
Assess, val., real estate____ 8,875,500
Assess, val., personal_____ 832,700
Other assessable property.. 183,500
Net val. tax 1927_________ 9,891,715
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.S43.40
Population 1927_____________ 10,000
IN T . on bonds of 1922 at the
Audubon National Bank.
AVALON.
This borough is in Cape M ay Co.
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
5s ’ 16 A-O $25,000____Apr 1 1946
(Subject to call.)
W ater Bonds.
5s
$54.000—1931,’37,'42 & ’44
Tem porary Improvement Bonds.
6s ’26 M-S $148,000. . . Sept 1 1932
Road Bonds.
5s
$14,000____Due on demand
Drainage Bonds.
5s
...
$2,500............ ...1 9 4 4
Tax T itle Bonds.
6s ’26 F-A $20,000—Aug 1 ’28-’31
Boardwalk Bonds.
6 s ’22 A-O $6,000.-June 1 ’28-’33
5s
...
27,500_______________
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 '26— $495,066
Water debt (incl.)________
67,700
Assess, debt (incl.)_______

AVON-BY-THE-SEA.
This borough is in Monmouth
County.
Beach bonds__________
$83,500
Sewer bonds________
136,500
Water bonds______________ 125,500
Funding bonds___________
17,000
Fire bonds________________
22,500
Sewer extension bonds_____________ 7,000
Swimming pool bonds______________ 25.900
5s T8 . . .
$3,000 _____ 1927-1932
B athing Pavilion Bonds.
5s '25 J-J $15,000..Jan 1 ’28-’34
Jetty C onstruction Bonds.
5s ’27 J-J ($40,000—Jan 1 ’29-’48
1 45,000—Jan 1 ’49-’63
Beach Front Improvement.
5s ’25 J-J ($33,000..Jan 1 ’28-’38
1 24,000.-Jan 1 ’39-’44
5 s ’26 A-O (20,000c..Apr 1 ’28-’32
\15,000c—Apr 1 ’33-’35
W ater System Impt. Bonds,
s '25 J-J ($20,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’47
\ 2 4 ,000 ..Jan 1 ’48-’63
5s '27 J-J
34,000—Jan 1 ’28-’61
S treet Im provement Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O ( $7,500.0ct 1 ’27-’31
\ 22,000.Oct 1 ’32-’42
5 s ’26 A-O 14,000c—Apr 1 ’ 28-'32
Sewer Im provement Bonds.
5s ’27 J-J $17,000—Jan 1 ’28-’44
TOTAL D EBT Dec 31 ’26. $418,400
Water debt (incl.)________ 121,000

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Sinking fund (gen.)_______ 182,294
Sinking fund (water)_______________ 21,200
Assess, val. real___________2,744,524
Assessed val., personal____
72,200
Assess.val.2d class RR.prop.
27,842
Less exemption---------------4,300
Net val. taxable, 1926------- 2,814.512
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’26. .$43.60
Population in 1910. 230; 1920. 197.

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NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS

AVON-BY-THE-SEA (C o n c lu d e d )— BEACH HAVEN.
This borough Is In Ocean County.
Note debt (add’l ) _________
61,787
Sinking fund (gen.)_______
37,958
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
Sinking fund (water)_______________ 42,551
5s T6 s-a $25,000__________ 1941
Assessed val. real estate___3,242,205 5s
...
18.000......... ..................
Assessed val. personal_____ 192,465
♦Water Bonds.
2d class railroad property. .
15,389 6 s ’23 J-D $33,000r*__ D e c l’27-59
Less exemptions__________
23,700
M unicipal lm pt. B onds.
. . . $68,000_______________
Net taxable value 1926____3,465,059 5s
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-849.66 6s ’21 F-A 30,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’56
Population 1910, 426; 1920, 647
F un din g Bonds.
6s
. . . $34,000_______________
Park Bonds.
BARRINGTON.
6s ’26 . . . $11,000--June 1 ’28-’49
This borough is in Camden County.
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
Street G rading Bonds.
6s ’ 22 J-J / *$22,000. July 1 ’28-’38
5H s’27 . . . $14,000_____July 1932
\ *12,000.July 1 ’ 39-’42
Emergency Bonds.
Improvement B onds.
$16,000c_..A ug 1 1927 5J^s’25 J-D $ 2 8 ,5 0 0 --June 1 ’ 28-’45
5H s’25 F-A
8,000c. ..A u g 1 1928 B O N D . D E B T D ec 31 ’26. $349,809
60,000
36,000c. Aug 1 '29-32 Water bonds (incl.)_______
33,711
24,000c. Aug 1 ’ 33-’35 General sinking fund______
Assess, val., real estate____1,737,127
4Vis’2o F-A /16,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-30
125,000c. Aug 1 ’31-35 Assess, val., personal_____ 168,350
Assess, val., 2d cl. RR.prop.
7,492
Sidewalks, Curbs & G u tter Bds. Less exemptions__________
37,200
5 ^ s ’27 . . . $40,000.-July 1 ’32-36 Net valua’n taxable, 1926.1,950,169
Storm Sewer B onds.
Tot.tax rate (per $1,000) '26.-$49.50
5s ’23 A -O $12,4 3 0 c ____ 1927-1965 Population 1910. 272: 1920--------- 329
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 1926 $85,986
IN T . on bonds marked (*) at the
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_ 138,000
Assessed value, real_______ 1,825.7* 6 Beach Haven National Bank.
Assessed value, personal_
_
86,462
Other assessable p roperty..
33,815 BELLEVILLE.
This town is In Essex County.
Total assessed value (abt.
H actual) 1926________ 1,945,983 Commission government approved
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '26-$32.00 Oct. 20 1914. Pop’n 1910, 9.891;
Population in 1920____________ 1,333 1920, 15,660.
F unding Bonds.
5s T4 F-A $90,000___Feb 1 1944
BAYHEAD.
4Ks*15 M-S 80.000___Mar 1 1945
This borough is in Ocean County.
W ater Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $64,000
f$27,000r* Sept 1 ’27-’35
Note debt (add’l)_________
24,000 4M s’24M-S U08,000r* Sept 1 ’36-’62
Sinking fund______________
588
[ 3,000r*.. Sept 1 1963
_
Assessed val. real estate_ 1,873,081
Street & Sewer Bonds.
Assessed val. personal_____ 109,178
($40,OOOr* Sept 1 ’27-’34
2d class railroad property..
32,528 4H s’24M-S U19,000r* Sept 1 ’35-’51
Less exemptions__________
9,000
l 6,000r*—Sept 1 1952
Net val. taxable, 1926_____ 2,023,787
Sewer Bonds.
Total tax rate per $1,000’26 $30.83 5s ’ l l . . .
$4,000___Dec 1 1944
Population 1910, 281; 1920. 273 5s T3 F-A 47,00 0c...A u g
1 1943
5s T8 J-D 152,000—Dec 1 ’27-’53
BAYONNE.
1 5,000..Dec, 1 ’54-'58
This city Is In Hudson County 5 s ’23 A-O 108,500 r * ..O c t l ’27-62
Incorporated as a city 1869. Com­
Fire Bonds.
mission govt, adopted Mar. 9 1915.
($14,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’27-’33
City Commissioners authorize pur­ 5s ’23A-0 57,000r*___ Oct 1 ’34-’52
chase of local water company. See
( l,000r*...........Oct 1 1953
V. 106, p. 1151.
R efu nding Bonds.
^s '13 F-A $75,000c.—Aug 1 1943
S ch ool B onds.
4 4$s’03 J-J $100,000___ Mch 2 1933 GEN. BD. D T. D ec31’26 $3,856,351
503,000
4s '05 J-J
6,750___Mch 1 1935 Water debt (incl.)_______
259,761
5s ’08 J-J
10,000___Jan 1 1928 Sinking fund (gen.)______
8,987
5s g ’08 J-J 160,000o_..Apr 1 1928 Sinking fund (water)------_
5s ’08 M-N 265,000___ Nov 1 1928 Assess, val. real estate_ 19,085,189
Assess, val. personal p rop .2,242,150
5s ’08 J-J
12,000___July 1 1928
10,389
60,500___ Sept 1 1929 Ass’d val. 2d class RR prop.
4 Hs’09 J-J
7,500___ Jan 1 1930 Net taxable value 1926___21,337,728
4s ’ 10 J-J
m a '1 0 J-J 298.000 _July 1 1930 Total taxrate (per $1,000) ’26 $39.00
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Belleville
50,400c..-July 1 1931
4H s’l l J-J
8.500—
Dec 15 1931
4H s’ l l . . .
4s ’ 12 J-J
5,000—.D e c 15 1932 BELLEVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
J-J 112.000c___ 1927-1932
44Sg'13 J-J 338,000c. ..J a n 1 1933 4 ^ s
4>4sg’ 14J-J 107.000 _Feb 1 1934 4H s A-O 34,000r___ 1928-1944
J-J
24.900c___ 1931-1943
25.000 _Sept 1 1935 4 ^ s
44*sT5 . . .
25.000 _July 1 1936 4H s’ 13 J-J75,000c Jan 15 ’28-’42
4 H s’ 16 . . .
M-N118,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’44
5s T9 J-J 310.000 _____________ 5s
36 ,000 ..Jan 1 ’28-’39 5s T6 J J j 2,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1930
5s T9 J-J
12.500—
Jan 1 ’28-’34
l39.000c.July 1 ’31 ’43
5s T9 J-J
f 72,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’45
J 4 000. .Jan 1 ’ 28-’31
6s T9
136.000—jan 1 ’ 32-'55 5s '20 J-J { 30,000—-Jan 1 ’46-’55
65,000r*.Jan 15 ’28-29
l 20,000c—Jan 1 ’ 56-’60
6s ’22 J-J 340,000r*_Jan 15 '30-39 5 s ’20 J-D f48,000r*. Dec 1 ’27-50
t30.000r*. Dec 1 ’ 51-60
528,000r*.Jan 15 ’40-50
40,000r*_. Jan 15 1951
72,000—Aug 1 ’27-’50
695,000r*Aug 1 ’27-’39 5s ’22 F-A 1 2,000____Aug 1 1951
2,000—Aug 1 ’ 52-’53
4M s’24 F-A 480,000r*Aug 1 ’40-’47
320.000r*Aug 1 ’48-’ 52 5 s ’22 F-A j76.000-.A ug 1 ’ 27-’ 51
49,000r*__Aug 1 1953
1 1.000___ Aug 1 1952
161,000c. .Jan 1 ’28-’50 5s ’25 J-J J 8,000c Jan 15 ’28-’31
122,000c Jan 15 ’32-’53
_
9,000c_ Jan 1 1951
4 ^ s ’26 J-J
140,000c—Jan 1 ’52-’65 5s ’25 J-J J 80,000c. Jan 15 ’28-’43
\108,000c.Jan 15 ’44-’ 51
i ,000c_ Jan 1 1966
_
4M s’27 J-J 26,000-Jan 15 '29-’94
City-H all B onds.
4s ’ l l J-J $30,000____Jan 1 1931 4j£s’27 J-J 84,000-Jan 15 ’29-’57
( 3,000-Jan 15 ’29-’44
Paving B onds.
4M s’27 J-J ] 4 , 0 0 0 _____ 1945-1966
5s TO J-J $234,000___ July l 1930
1,000___________ 1967
BOND. DEBT Jan 1926.$1,124,896
W ater B onds.
45,000
4s ’02 J-J $8,000____ Jan 1 1932 Floating debt 1926________
6s T8 . . . 912,000—860,000 yrly. Taxrate (per $1,000) 1923____ $43.00
97,723
f 48,000r*. June 1 1943 Sinking fund____________
5s g T8 J-J {480,000r*.J’ne 1 ’44-’51 Assess, val. '24 (% act.)_17,112,565
I 46,000r*..June 1 1952 Population in 1923__________ 20,000
IN T . at 1st Nat. Bk., Belleville.
4H s’23 J-D JllO.OOOr*— D e c l’27-45
\119.000r *. . Dec 1'46-62
434> ’26A-0 1,769,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’61 BELMAR.
s
(For maturitv see V. 122, p. 1948)
This borough Is in Monmouth
4Jis’27 F-A 340,000r*Feb 1 ’28-’61 County. Incorp. in 1885.
Fire-Engine Bonds.
F loating Debt Bonds.
4s ’08 J-J $197,000___ Jan 1 1928 5s ’07 J-J $4,500— . ............. 1937
Sewer Bonds.
4J4s’ l l J-D 218,000c...June 1 1931
$12.600o--------------1941
4s ’20 - . _ 24 6,20 9...D ec 31 1936 s g ’ l l J-D
36,000____July 1 1943
3 ^ s ’20 . . . 331,468___Dec 31 1936 5s T3 J-J
General Improvement Bonds.
W aterfront lm pt. Bonds.
1 ’28-’34
4 ^ s ’26 J-J /$ 4 ,0 0 0 c ... Jan 1 1928 5s ’26 J-J {($28,000r*July 1935-1950
80,000r*____
150,000c. .Jan 1 ’ 29-’66
[ 3,000___________ 1951
Tax B onds.
W ater-Extension Bonds.
5s ’08 J-J $275,000___ July 1 1928 5s '07 J-J $20,000c_ July 1 1937
_
5s T3 J-J
22,000___ July 1 1943
Street-Im provem ent B onds.
4H s’09 J-J $155,000___ May 1 1929 5s ’26 J-J 35,000r*July 1 ’28-’62
W ater Funding Bonds.
5s ’08 J-J 183,000___ Jan 1 1928
5s '12 M-S $38,000___ Sept 1 1942
General lmpt. Bonds.
5s T8 J-J $189,700..Jan 1 ’28-’34 5s Beach-Im provem ent B onds. 1935
’05 M-N $25,000c_________
7 16.000r*.Jan 15’28-29
(Subject to call 1925.)
5s ’22 J-J 108,000r*.jan 15’30-3S 5s ’ l l J-D 15.000.................1941
I 8,000r*—Jan 15 1939
1473,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’50 5s ’26 J-J (180,000r*July 1 ’28-’39
19,000r*_________1940
4 J^s’26 J-J \ 19,00 0c...Ja n 1 1951
40,000r* ...1941-1942
I 80,000c—Jan 1 ’52-’55
( 16,000r*..........
1943
! 16,000c_ Jan 1 1956
_
BOND. D T . Apr 10 ’27.$14,856,645 5s F un din g Bonds. 0 c .............1 9 3 5
'05 A-O $29,0 0
Water debt (incl.)______ 4,015,656
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1925.)
Floating debt (add’l ) ____ 3,832,233 5s ’ l l F-A $33.000— ......... ...1 9 4 1
Assessment debt (add’l ) .
926,137 6s ’21 J-J
14,000r*_.Jan 1 '28-41
Sinking funds__________
2,080,408 6 s ’21 J-J j ] 6,000r*_.Jan 1’28-’31
Total assessed val. 1926.155,250,762
1 3.000r*_—Jan 1 1932
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$39.04 6s '21 J-T 56.000r*_ Jan 1’28-’41
Population 1910, 55,545; 1920,76,754
zJetty Bonds.
IN TER E ST payable part at Hud­ 5s ’98 J-J
$2,000c_ Jan 1 1928
_
son Co. Nat. Bank o f Jersey City, TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $978,364
part at Bayonne T r. Co. and part at Water bonds (included)
115,000
the Mechanics’ T r. C o. in Bayonne Sinking fund (gen.)______
70,934




40,367
Sinking fund (water)_____
Assessed value, real estate.5,427,262
Assessed value, personal___517,050
Ass’d v a l.,2 d c l., R R .p rop . 30,962
Exemptions______________
74,300
Net taxable value 1926_ 6,049,574
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$48.82
Population 1910. 1.433; 1920, 1,987
x IN T . payable at U . S. M tge. &
T 'u st Co. In N. Y . City; on bonds
marked (*) at the Borough Collec­
tor’s office; on others at Hackensack
Nat. Bank.
BELVIDERE SCHOOL DIST.
S chool Bonds.
4H s’ 16 J-J $18,000c_Jan 1 ’28-’45
5s ’20 J-J
5,250— -Jan 1 ’28-’30
BOND. D EBT Apr 15’27- $23,250
Total assessed value 1926
(70% a ctu a l)__________ 1,442,119
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26-$21.10
Population in 1920___________ 1,865
BERGEN COUNTY.
Hackensack is the county seat.
Inc. N ov. 13 1675. On a valuation
basis of about 100%, the assessed
value o f all assessable property dur­
ing the period 1915-1926 increased
from $151,396,606 to $336,698,534.
B uilding Bonds.
4s ’09 F-A $44.000c.Feb 1 ’28-’38
4s ’09 M-N 66,000c.May 1 ’28-’39
4H s’ 10 A-O 192,000___ Apr ’ 28-’39
4>Ss’10 A-O 208,000___ Oct ’ 27-’39
4 J-Ss’ l l M -N 208.000.-M ay 1 ’28-’39
4H s’ 12 F-A 60,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’38
5H s’20 J-D ( 32,000r*. Dec 1 ’27-42
\ 7,000r*. Dec 1 ’43-49
Bridge Bonds.
4 J4s’07 F-A *$4,000c_ Aug 1 1927
_
4s ’09 F-A 72,000c...A ug 1 1939
43^sTl J-J
58,000___ July 1 1931
4 ^ s ’ 12 M-N 11,000___ May 1 1932
5s T4 J-D 19,000____Dec 1 1944
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-J
10.000-July 15 ’27-’28
f 40,000r*.D ec 1 ’27-39
5s T9 J-D 1 3,000r*—Dec 1 1940
l 3 ,0 00r*..D ec 1 1941
R oad-Im provem ent Bonds.
5s ’08 M-S $4 4,00 0..Sept 1 ’27-’37
4H s’ l l J-J
75,000c July 1 ’28-’31
5s T3 J-D 30 0,0 0 0 c...D ec 1 1933
5s T4 J-D 300,000____Dec 1 1944
5s T4 J-D 125,000____Dec 1 1944
4H s’ 15 A-O 49 ,000 ..Oct 1 ’27-’33
4 ^ s ’ 15 A-O 56,000.-Oct 1 ’27-33
4>is’ 16 J-D f 100,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’28
1 46,000____Dec 1 1929
5s T7 J -D f125,000c.Dec 15 ’ 27-’28
t 26,000c..D ec 15 1929
5s T9 .T-D f308.000r*.Dec 1 ’27-’33
1 49,000r*.Dec 1 1934
' 90.000r*_Dec 1 ’27-29
5H s’20J-D \ 36,000r*.Dec 1 1930
315,000r*_Dec 1 ’31-37
37,000r*.Dec 1 1938
136,000r*.Dec 1 ’27-’30
51is’21 J-D 147,000r*_Dec 1 ’31-’33
200.000r*.Dec 1 ’34-’37
25,000r*_Dec 1 1938
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
4H s’22 J-DJ$600.000.Dec 1 ’27-’40
1 40,000____Dec 1 1941
4H s’23 J-D ]370,000r*._Dec 1’27-47
t 8.000r*.. Dec 1 1948
4 K s’24 J-D ( l,235,000r*Decl’27-’45
\
64,000r* Dec 1 1946
R oad, Bridge & H ospital Bonds.
f 62,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’33
4 K s’26 J-D {75,0 0 0 c _____ 1934-1940
9 0 ,000 c____ 1941-1946
I 88,000c__________1947
Jail Bonds.
4)4sT6 M-S
$4,000_ Sept 1 1927
_
Hospital Bonds.
5s T7 J-D ($38.000c.Dec 15 ’27-’45
t 10,000c.Dec 15 ’46-’55
5s T9 J-D 16,000r*. Dec 1 ’27-’42
( 38,000c.Dec 1 ’ 27-’32
5 ^ s ’20 J-D j 81,000c.Dec 1 ’33-’41
96,000c. Dec 1 ’42-’49
l 8 4 ,0 0 0 c...D ec 1 1950
R oad, Bridge & Hospital Bonds.
192,000c*Dec 15 ’27-’30
202,000c*Dec 15 ’31-’35
456,000c*Dec 15 ’36-’43
45,0 0 0c*.. Dec 15 1944
IT Apr 1 192718,712,000
Sinking fund_____________
448,125
Net Debt_______
8,263,374
Net val. tax, 1927______ 374,355,130
Assess, value personal____49,805,044
Second class R R . property 3,903,656
T ot. tax rate (p.$1,000) T 7 ___ $8.78
Popula’n 1910. 138.002: 1920,210,688
*INT. at A. B. Leach & C o., Inc.,
in N. Y . City; all other issues at
U. S. Mtge. & Trust C o.. N . Y .

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BERGENFIELD.
This borough is in Bergen County.
Perm anent lm pt. Bonds.
5s ’23 J-J 1 $ 8 .000 ..July 1 ’28-’32
\ 6,000. .July 1 ’33-’35
5s ’25 J-D 15 /10,000c*Dec 15’27-’ 28
142,000c*Dec 15’29-’34
4 M s ’26 . (225,COOr*.June 1 5 ’28-30
J-D 151274,OOOr*..June 15 1931
5s ’27 A -O 337,000--Apr. 15 ’29-’37
Sewer Bonds.
J 36,000c*Nov 1 ’27-’38
5s’25 M -N {104,000c*Nov 1 ’39-'64
1 3,00 0c*..N ov 1 1965
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $700,000
_ 170,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_
Assess, value, real estate__7,069,400
Assess, value, personal____ 752,850
Less exemptions__________ 168,700
Net value taxable 1926.-8,617,500
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$48.60
Population 1910, 1,991; 1920, 3,667
BERGENFIELD SCHOOL DIST
This district is in Bergen County.
S chool Bonds.
4H s’05 . . . $16,000..................... .
5s ’08 . . . 35,000........... ................
5s T6 . . .
19,000............................
5s T2 . . .
8,000....... ..................
5s ’ 16 F-A 6.000c.Feb 1 ’28-’30
5s’ 25 M-S 11 ,000 ..Dec 1 ’28-’37

[V ol. 124.
5 s ’26 M -S / 11 ,000 ..Mar 1 ’28-’38
1
500____Mar 1 1939
4 Ms’27 M-S (100,000..M a r 1 ’28-’47
I 75,000.-M ar 1 ’48-’57
BOND. D E B T July 1 ’2 2 .. $52,000
Total assessed value 1921
(about 80% actual)_____3,571,465
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921____ $3.93
Population in 1920.__________ 3.766
BERLIN TOW NSHIP SCH. DIST.
This township (P. O. Berlin) is
in Camden County.
School Bonds.
5s ’26 J-J $96 000. .July 1 ’27-’50
BONDED D E B T ________
(?)
BERNARDS TOW NSHIP S. D.
This district (P. O. Bernardsville)
is in Somerset County.
School Bonds.
43^s’27 J-J $272 00 0.-Jan 1 ’29-’61
(For maturity‘See Y. 123 p. 2927.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927- $305,000
Sinking fund______________
20 000
Assessed value 1926______ 8,198,196
Population 1926 (est.)________ 5,500
BEVBRLY.
This city Is in Burlington Co.
Ferry St. lm pt. Bonds.
5 ^ s ’26 M-S $3,468.05-M ar 1 ’28-’36
Sewer Bonds.
4J^s
. . . $40,000........
1942
Im provement Bonds.
5 Jis’26 F-A $105,000...A u g 1 1932
\ 70,000.-Aug 1 1936
School Im provement Bonds.
5s
. . . $25,000_________-.1944
BOND. DEBT D e c 31 1926 $251,103
Assessed value, real estate.1,330,013
Assessed value, personal_
_ 236,932
Assessed value, 2d class R R
1,766
Less exemptions__________
30,705
Net valuation taxable 1926 1,538,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$40.30
Population 1910, 2,140; 1920, 2,562
BLOOMFIELD.
This town is in Essex County. In­
corporated as a town Feb. 26 1900.
zS ch ool B onds.
4 s ’00 J-J $21,000..Jan 15 ’28-’30
4s ’07 A-O 33.500_ Oct 1 ’27-’ 53
_
4s ’09 A-O 22,000c..A pr 1 ’28-’48
4s TO F-A 173,000c.-Aug 1 ’27-58
4H s’ 16 F-A 139,000c.Feb 1 ‘28-’52
4s
J-D 33,000.-June 1 ’28-’46
99,000-Nov 15 ’27-’37
4 H s g ’ 22 I 52,000-Nov 15 ’38-’41
M-N15-! 54,000.Nov 15 ’42-’45
1 12,000-..N o v 15 1946
4 ^ s ’24 J-J J132,OOOr*_Jan l ’28-38
90,000r*.-Jan 1’39-44
36,000r* N ov 15 ’27-29
84,000r* N ov 1 5 ’30-35
4H s’24M-N 64,000r* N ov 15 ’36-39
72,OOOr* Nov 1 5 ’40-43
14.000r*_Nov 15 1944
40,OOOr*.May i ’28-’31
55,OOOr*.May l ’32-’36
60,000c*.M ay 1’37-’41
4 Jis’26M-N{ 130,000r*_May 1’32-’51
[ 56,OOOr*.May l ’52-’55
I 5,000r*_May 1 1956
($55,000.June 15 ’28-’32
4 j^s’27 J-D 65,000______1933-1937
70,000______1938-1942
l l 05,000______1943-1949
| 4,000...J u n e 15 ’50
oSewer B onds.
4s ’00 F-A $50,000o
Feb 1 1930
5H g’21 M -N249.000____N ov 1 1927
4J^s’24 J-J (14.000r*..Jan 1 ’28-34
\90,000r*_.Jan 1*35-64
Road Im provem ent B onds.
5 ^ g ’21 M-N$166,000_ N ov 1 1927
_
zPark B onds.
4s ’09 A-O $30,000c.Apr 1 ’30-’35
4s ’ l l J-D 30,000c..-D eo 1 1941
aS treet-Im provem ent B onds.
4s ’99 J-D $21,000c.June 1 ’28-’29
zW ater Bonds
4>$s ’04 A-O $35.000Apr 1’ 28-’34
4 ISs ’09 A-O 15,000Apr 1 ’35-’37
4H s T4 M -N 32,OOOMay 1 '?8 -’38
5s
’ 24 J-D15 47.000 ...1927-1937
4 ^ s ’25J-D15 557,000c.Dec 15 1930
43^s’27 J-D 378,OOOr*.Dec 15 1930
F un din g Bonds.
4 J js’ 15 M -N$40,000.M ay 15 ’28-’45
-S
Tem porary lm pt. Bonds.
4 ^ g ’22M-N15$1410,00.Nov 15 1928
4>£s’24 J-J
74,000r*_..Jan 1 1930
4)^s’24 M-N169,000r*_Nov 15 1930
41is’ 25 J-D 116,0 0 0 c ...D e c 15 1931
434js’26 J-D 627,OOOr*..Dec 1 1932
Library Bonds.
4H s’25J-D15/$136,000cDecl5’ 28-’61
1 22 ,OOOcDecl5’62-’65
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 27.$4,146,500
Sinking fund_____________
675,847
Assessed value, personal. . 5,937,100
Total value 1927(act.val.).46,176,029
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927_ $32.80
_
Population 1910, 15.070; 1920,22,019
x IN T . at Bloomfield Trust Co.
BOGOTA.
This borough Is In Bergen Co.
Sewer Extension Bonds.
5s T5 . . .
$ 9 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 ’27-’29
4^s
...
20,000......................... ...............
Fire Bonds 44£s______________ $4,250
Park Bonds 5M s______________ 5,000
School bonds 5s_______________ 2,000
School Bonds 5s_____________ 21,400
School Bonds 4H s___________94,500
P u blic lm pt. B onds.
4% s’25 M -N $195,000..N ov l ’27-’48
NET D EBT Dec 31 1926. $343,180
Assess, val. real__________ 6,366,800
Assess, val. personal______ 969,600
Ass’d val. 2d class R R prop
16,943
Less exemptions__________ 212,410
Net value taxable 1926____ 7,140,933
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’ 26 $58.80
Population 1910. 1.125: 1920..3.906
BOGOTA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Bogota) is in
Bergen County.
School Bonds.
4^s
...
$39.000...........................
4.40s . . .
42,500...........................
5s
...
66,000...........................
5s
...
10,500...........................
6s
s-a
75.500...........................

J une, 1927.]
BOG O TA SCH. DIST. (Conch)—
4 J^s’23 A-O 232,000--Apr 1 ’28-’63
4 % s’26
100,000_______________
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927- $565,500
Sinking fund______________
13,300
Total assessed value 1927.-6,000,000
IN T . on bonds of 1923 at the office
o f the Custodian o f School Moneys.
BOONTON.
This town Is In Morris County.
5« T8 J-D ( $5,000___ June 1 1928
) 120,000--June 1 '29-48
Street Im provement and W ar
Memorial Bonds.
4J*s ’24
f$55,000r* N ov 1 ’27-’37
M -N \ 6,OOOr*_N ov 1 1938
l 5,000r*_ .N ov 1 1939
W ater Bonds.
(348,000—Mar 1 ’28-’39
5s ’22 M-S 60,000--M ar 1 ’40-’59
( 1,000____Mar 1 1960
Fire A pparatus Bonds.
5s ’23 J-Jl$10,000r*.—July 1 ’28-32
1 1,000______July 1 1933
5s ’26 J-J
8,OOOr*.July 1 ’27-’34
BOND. DEBT Dec. 31 ’26 $201,107
Sinking funds____________
27,506
Assess, val. real estate____4,338,160
Assess, val. personal______ 762,050
2d Class B R . property____
38,510
Less exemptions__________ 848,700
Net taxable value 1926____ 4,996,020
Total taxrate (per $1,000) ’26.$49.20
Population 1910, 4,930; 1920—5.372
IN T . on 5s o f 1922 and 4% s o f 1924
at U. S. M tge. & Trust C o., N . Y .
BOONTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Boonton) is in
Morris County.
5s ’ 18 A-O $4,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’31
5 s ’20 J-D
1,000_ June 15 1927
_
54£s’21 J -D / 84,OOOr* Dec 1 ’27-’47
\
1,000 r* Dec 1 1948
40,OOOr* Dec 1 ’27-’46
5H s’21 J-D
12,000r*D ecl ’47-’50
l
l,000r* Dec 1 1951
5M s’21 J-D
22,000r*Dec 1 ’27-’48
(22,000—June 1 ’ 27-’37
5s ’23 J-J {39,000--June 1 ’38-’50
1 1,000___ June 11951
BON D. D EBT Apr 21 ’26. $283,500
Assessed valuation 192/___5,141,606
IN T . at the Boonton National
Bank, Boonton.
bordentow n!

This city is in Burlington County.
Date of charter Feb. 13 1849.
F unding W ater B onds.
-s '04 M-S $85,000c.—Sept 1 1934
W ater Improvement Bonds.
5s ’25 J-D $16,000______1927-1945
F unding Sewer B onds.
.s ’09 M-S $50,0 0 0 c...S e p t 1 1929
_s ’ 10 J-J
70,000c...Jan 1 1940
-s ’ 10 A-O 25,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1940
.8
J-D
4,OOOr.Dec 1 ’27-’30
Street Im provement B onds.
5s ’25 J-D $27,000______1933-1940
GROSS D EBT Dec 31 ’26. $524,150
Water debt (incl.)________ 112,200
Floating debt (incl.)______
23,150
Sinking funds____________
84,11/
Net taxable value, 1927___2,665,117
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’27 $49.40
Population 1924______________4,400
BOUND BROOEL
This borough Is in Somerset Co
Inc. Mch. 31 1891. Pop’n ’ 10. 3.970;
1920, 5,906.
Paving Bonds.
4H s’ 16 M -N $2,000..........
1932
6s ’ 24 J-J
3,000......... 1927-1929
5s ’25 M -N 64,000......... 1927-1931
Sewer Assessment Bonds.
5s ’23 J-J $15,000__ Jan 1 ’ 28-’32
GEN. BD. D T . Apr 10 '27 .
$8,000
Floating debt____________
24.oo6
Assessment debt_________
62,000
Assessed val’n, real estate. .4.293,615
Assessed val’n, personal_
_ 846,000
Less exemptions__________
34,850
Net val. taxable 1927____5,228,256
T axrate (per $1,000) 1927___$54.30
INTEREST on school bonds at
First National Bank.
BOUND BROOK SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Somerset County.
4H s
F-A $32,000c.$2,000 yearly
4 Jus’ l l F-A 13,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’40
4H s
F-A 28,000____Feb 1 1941
26,00 0c.. Jan 1 ’28-’29
4H s’25 J-J 112,000c_Jan 1 ’30-’37
105,000c.. Jan 1 ’38-’44
14,000c____Jan 1 1945
5s
M -N 41,000___ M ay 1943
BON D. DEBT Jan 1927— $371,000
_
8,500
Sinking fund_ .__________
Total assessed value 1927— 5,103,965
IN T . at First Nat. Bank o f Bound
Brook.
______
BRADLEY BEACH.
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
Im provement Bonds.
(40,OOOr*.June l ’28-’37
5s ’26 J-D {25,000r*.June 1 ’38-42
} 4,OOOr*..June 1 1943
Beach Front Bonds.
5s ’21 . . . $44.000—May 1 ’28-’38
Pavilion and B athing Casino.
($30,000—N ov 1 '27-’31
5s ’25 M -N
8,000____N ov 1 1932
(162,000—N ov 1 ’33-’50
Library Im provement Bonds.
5s ’26 J-D ($3,OOOr*___ 1928-1929
(52, OOOr*___ 1930-1955
Fire Department Bonds.
5» ’ 19 s-a
$6.000......... 1927-1929
F unding & Impt. Bonds.
5s ’23 . . . ($ 46,000..Feb 1 ’28-’41
1 4.000___ Feb 1 1942
( 6.000.......... 1927-1928
5s’ 23 . . . (40.000...........1929-1938
(51.000_____ 1927-1943
NET DEBT Dec 31 ’2 6 -— $209,017
Assess, val. real___________6,889,622
Assess, val. personal______ 497,234
2d class railroad property_ 20,560
Less exemptions__________
72,500
Net valuation taxable 1926.7,334,916
T ot. tax rate (p. $1,000)’26_$44.30
Population 1910, 1,807; 1920—2,307




107

NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS

School Bonds.
R oad-Im provem ent Bonds.
$500____$250 yearly
6s ’21 A-OS240,000. .A pr 1 ’28-’31 4Hs’98 A-O
5s ’22 M -N 35.000__________ 1931 4s ’04 J-J 90,000____ Jan 1 1934
5s ’22 J-D 100,OOOr*. Jne 30 ’28-31 4s ’04 J-J 125,000____July 1 1934
5 s ’23 A -O / 70,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’32 4s ’07 F-A 200,000____ Feb 1 1937
t 8,000____Apr 1 1933 4s ’09 F-A 40,000____ Aug 1 1939
BRANCHVILLE.
5s ’23 F-A *1100,000r * . Aug l ’27-’32 4)4sT0 J-D 80,000......... June 1 ’40
This borough is In Sussex County.
1 14,OOOr*_Aug 1 1933 4 X s’13 A-O 200,000____ Anr 1 1943
5s
M -N (170,0O0r*_May 1*28-33 4Hs’13 M-S 30,000____Sept 1 1933
Water-Works Bonds.
4Hs
. . . $27.000___________1938
t 23,000r*_-M ay 1 1934 4Vis’15 J-J 100,000____July 1 1945
4s ’16 M -N 10,000____ Nov 1 1946
BOND. DEBT Dec. 31 ’26.$23,730
F un din g B onds.
Sinking fund_______________ 6,270 5s ’20 J-D $64,OOOr*.. D e c l’27-30 4s ’17 F-A 200.000____ Feb 1 1947
Assessed val. real estate____ 331,600 5s *26 J-D l 80,000-Dec 30 ’27-’28 4s ’18 F-A 147,000. .$7,000 yearly
Assessed val. personal_______ 91,250
1 39,000___________ 1929 4Hs’18 F-A 220.000.$10,000 yearly
5Hs’21 F-A (9 1 ,0 00 ...Augl ’27-’56
2d Class R R property_____________ 7,680Bridge Bonds.
\2 0 ,0 0 0 ... Aug 1 ’57-’61
9,000 4M s’14 J-J $15.000____July 1 1934
Less exemptions___________
573,000..May 1 ’28-’44
Net valuation taxable 1926—421,536 4M s’ 14 J-D 22,000____ Dec 1 1934
279,000.-May 1 ’46-’55
Total tax rate (per$l,000)’26..$53.92 4M s’ 17 F-A
3,800—Feb 1 ’28-’32
Population in 1910, 663; 1920___588 5s ’ 19 J-J
7.000________ serially
R oad and Bridge Bonds.
BRIDGETON.
( $84,000r*.Sept 1 ’28-31
This city is situated In Cumberland 5s’26 M-S \ 80,000r*.Sept 1 ’32-35
County. Lncorp. Nov. 29 1864. A
[ 10,OOOr*..Sept 1 1936
proposition that the Commission
form of Government be adopted was _s Asylum Im provement B onds.
J-D $20,000c_____ 1927-1930
3,000___ May 1 1955
defeated on June 19 1923.
Hospital Bonds.
126.000___ Septl’28-33
Sewer-Disposal Bonds.
4Ms’ 17 F-A $6,400—Feb 1 ’28-’37
551,000___ Sept 1’34-62
4Hs’l l J-J $50 000c—July 1 1941 GEN. B D . D T. D e c 31 ’26$1,898,329
18.000___ Sept 1 1963
4J^s’27 . . . /114,OOOr*...1928-1965 Sinking fund____________
41,852
287,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’42
\ l.OOOr*________1966 Assessed val’n , real estate. 53,602,106
288,000c..Nov l ’43-’58
Street and Sewer Bonds.
Assessed val’n, personal..10,596,122
9,000c. ..N o v 1 1959
4Ms’13 —
15.000____Sept 1 1943 2d class R R property______________ 214,086
Re-pavlng Bonds.
Water Bonds.
Less exemptions__________ 2,142,810
4Hs’l l J -J $75,000o— July 1 1941 Net valuation taxable ’26.62,269,504 4s ’98 A-0$200,000___ Apr 1 1928
4Hs'13 J-J 55-.OOOC...Jan 1 1943 State& Co. tax (per $M ’26___ $16.20 4s ’99 M-S
50,000__ May 11929
35,000_ May 1 1930
_
4Hs’lfl M-S (14,000c.Sept 15 ’27-33 Population 1910. 66,565; ’20. 81.770 4s ’00 M-N
4s ’03 J-D
75,000__ June 1 1933
( 2,000c_8ept 15 ’34-'35
IN T . on all bonds at the Union 4s ’06 F-A
38,000_ Aug 1 1936
_
4Hs'25 M -N 42,000—May 15 ’28-42
National Bank o f M t. Holly.
_
4Ms’15 J-J
50.000_ July 1 1945
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4 ^ s’15 A-O
20.000___Oct 1 1945
5s
. . . $25,000........... ...............
Funding.
BUTLER.
School Bonds4J4s’12 . . . 518.200c ......... — .1942
This borough is in Morris County. 3 Hs’04 M -N $14.000_May 2 ’28-’34
3>$s’05 J-D 20,000____Jan 1 1935
( 8,000.Sept 15 ’27-’28
Elec. Lt. & Pow. Plant Bonds.
4)^s’22 M-S 174,000-Sept 1 5 ’29-’57 5s
Refunding.
. . . $30,000___________1945
15 ( 5,000—.Sept 15 1958 5Ms’21 J-D 62,000r*.Dec 1 ’27-41 4s ’02 J-D $70.000___ June 11932
4H s’24 M-S 29,000_____ 1927-1955 T O T . D E B T Apr 16 ’27— $228,000 3J^s’02 J-D 13,000____Dec 1 1932
Street Paving Plant Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
9,500 4s 06 A-O 124,000.........Apr 11936
4)^s’27 . . . $25,OOOr*_____ _______
Assess, val., real estate____1,900,000 4 44s’10J-D 210.000___ June 1 1941
Charities Building Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
Assess, val., personal_____ 600,000
4s ’04 J-J 550,000c—-Jan I 1934 Net taxable value 1927____2,500,000 4Hs’22 M-N$10,000..M ay 1 ’28-’48
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919)
City-Hall Bonds.
T axrate (per $1,000) 1927— -$51.00
4s ’09 F-A 535,000c. —Feb 1 1939 Population 1910, 2,265; 1920, 2,886 i s '08 A-O $10,000___ Oct 1 1938
4s ’ 13 J-J 10.000___ July 1 1948
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1924)
IN T . on 5Ms of 1921 at the First 4s ’14 F-A
5,000___ Feb 2 1939
Park Bonds ( o p t . a fte r 1917).
National Bank, Butler.
4s ’14 A-O
3.000___ Oct 1 1939
4 s '03 J-J 540.000c--Nov 1 1927
Street-Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '27 $1,521,793
4s ’17 A-O $11,000........ 1927-1947
Water debt (included)____
258,200 BUTLER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Sinking fund, general____
153,400
This district (P. O. Butler) is In 4 ^ s ’18 A-O 46,000........ 1928-1938
5Hs’21 F-A f 17,000 _____Aug 1927
Sinking fund, water______
195,066 Morris County.
(234,000____Aug 1*28-40
Assess, val., real________ 10,742,140
School B onds.
Assessed val., personal_ 3.947,400 4M s’22 M-S $80,000—Sept 1 ’27-42 4)^s’23 M-S290,000..$18,000 yrly.
_
Refunding City-Hall Bonds.
2d Class RR. property___
131,863 5s
...
40,000_________ _____
Less exemptions_________
469,675 4M »
--36,000........................... 4s ’02 J-D $63,000___ Deo 1 1932
Refunding Fire-House Bonds.
Net taxable val. 1926____ 14,351,728 BOND. D EBT M ay 13 ’27 $150,000
Total tax (per 51,000) 1926—.$39.05 Sinking fund______________
7,000 3 44s’07 J-J $20,000___ Jan 11937
Pop’n 1910. 14,209: 1920, 14,323 School tax rate (per $1,000). .$19.08 4s ’09 A-O 14,000___ Oct 1 1929
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
INT. payable at City Treas. office. Population 1927_____________ 2,900
IN T . payable at the First National 4s ’15 J-J $10,000____July 1 1965
Floating Debt Bonds.
Bank, Butler.
BRIGANTINE.
4s ’84 J-J $34,000___ Jan 1 1934
This town is in Atlantic County.
4s ’02 J-D 70,000___ June 1 1932
CALDWELL.
W ater System B onds­
4 J4s’07 M-S 135,000___ Sept 1 1937
This borough Is In Essex County. 4Hs’08 J-D 350,000___ June 1 1928
es ’27 . — $250 000___________ 1933
Sewage System Bonds.
4s ’ 12 M-S 65.000___ Sept 1 1937
6s ’27 —.$232 000___________ 1933 5s 13 A-O $46,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1943 4s ’ 13 F-A 100,000___ Aug 1 1943
7 .0 0 0 _____ 1927-1933 4 ^ s ’14 A-O 300,000____ Oct 1 1944
Gross debt Feb. 1 1927_____$982,000 .s ’ 16 . . .
Assessed value 1926_______ 6,320,300 5s’ 25 A-O 17,000—Apr 1 ’28-’44 4s ’l l J-D 150.000____June 1 1941
Water Bonds.
M
28.000..N
4s ’02 J-J $20,000c_ July 1 1932 4s ’ 17 M -N 27,500___ov 1 ’27-’37
_
-N
$2,500 ann.
BURLINGTON.
5,000c___Jan 1 1929 4s T7
This city is in Burlington County, 4Ms’09J-J
5 s ’25 A-O 13,000 Apr 1 ’28-’40 4 ^Sewer Bonds.
s ’18 M-S $63,000......... 1927-1958
lncorp. Mar. 4 1851. Pop’n 1910.
Fire House Bonds.
5Hs’21 F-A 198,000___Aug 1 ’27-’59
8.336; 1920. 9,049.
4Ms’09 J-J
$5,0 0 0c...Ja n 1 1929 4H s’23M-S (114,000...Sep 1 ’27’54
Drainage Bonds.
BOND. D E B T Apr 16 ’27.$114,000
( 35,000___Sep 1 ’55’61
4t$s
J-J $4,000___ $500 yearly
Water debt (incl.)________
37,000
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’25 J-D 5,000c
June 1 1931
Assessment debt (add’l ) ___
20,000 4 J*s’07 M-S$150,000____Sept 1 1927
Floating Debt Bonds.
25,000 4 « s ’12 J-J
60,000____July 1 1932
4 J4s’07 J-J 536.000c.—July 1 1937 Sinking fund______________
_
Assessed valuation, real_ 6,000,000 4 Ha’ 13 M-S 90.000____ 8ept 11933
Fire-Departm ent Bonds.
4 Jis’24 J-D $22,O O ..June 1 1930 Assessed val., personal------ 600,000 4>*s’14 J-D 125.000------ June 11934
O r*
Net value taxable 1926------ 6,600,000
Fire-Department Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s '05 F-A 55,250c—-Aug 1 1935 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $43.20 4s ’04 J-J $25,000___ July 1 1934
(Subject to call 52,000 yearly 1925.) Population 1910, 2,236; 1926. 4,000 4 J4s’08 J-D 25,000_____June 1 1928
IN T . at Caldwell Nat. Bank.
4s ’09
A-O 20.000_____ Aug 1 1939
4s ’04 M-S 523,500c...M ay 1 1934
4s ’l l
J-D 25,000_____ Deo 1 1931
(Subject to call S2,060 yearly 1924.)
4s ’99 J-J
$9,500c ________ 1936 CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT- 4s ’13 A-O 25,000____Apr 1 1933
(51,000 yearly.)
4 ^ s ’15 M -N 75,000____May 1 1935
This district
4 las'll J-J
16,000c—.Jan 11941 Essex County. (P. O. Caldwell) is in 3 Hs’06 F-A 4Ms’15 M -N 10,000____May 1 1935
4K s’07 F-A 4s ’18 A-O
2,000 -------- 1927-1928
(Subject to call after 1931.)
.s
. . $350.000__________ ____
(16,000r*. May 1'28-35 BOND. .DEBT M ay 1 ’27—$350,000 4s ’08 F-A 4Hs’1 8 A -0 26.000_____ 1927-1938
4s ’09 F-A 4Hs’20 J-D
6,500____$500 yearly
4 ^ s ’24 M-N(24,000r*. M ayl’36-43
4s ’09 F-A 4 X s ’ 2 2 A - O 15,000--May 1 ’28-’32
( 2,OOOr*___May 1 ’44
4s ’ 10
Park Bonds.
4 J£s’24 M -N 36,000r*. May 127-44 CAMDEN.
Refunding Bonds.
This city, which is in Camden 4s ’ 12 J-D 4s ’04 J-J $90,000____ July 1 1929
22,000____Aug 1 1931
4s ’04 M-S S20.000C...Sept 1 1934 County, in March 1899 annexed the 4J4s’ 14 F-A
4 ^ s ’ 12—
9.500— .............1942 town of Stockton. The city was In­ 15,000____ Aug 1 1932
Sewer Bonds.
corporated Feb. 14 1828. The peo­ 10,000____ Aug 1 1938
5,000____ Feb 1 1939
5s ’20 M-N f$48,000r*_Novl’27-’50 ple on March 6 1923 favorably voted 4s’ ’ 17 J-J
25,000r_..Aug 1 1934
l 20,000—Nov 1 ’51-’57 a proposal to supplant the Govern­ 5)4s’21 F-A
5s ’24 J-J (63,000r*.July 1 ’28-’59 ment o f Mayor and Council with a 10,000____ Aug 1 1935
\ 1,OOOr*.. July 1 1968
commission composed o f five mem­ 10.000____ June 11937
______
75,000_____Feb 2 1939
Refunding Water Bonds.
bers. Population 1910, 94,538:1920,
4s ’08 J-J $11,500c ________ 1938 116,309. All bonds aife coupon in 4Hs’15 F-A 100,000____Feb 1 1940
General Improvement Bonds.
form, with privilege of*tegistration as 4)4s’16 J-J 50.000_____July 1 1940
4Ms’27 M-N$40,OOOr*..May 1 1933 to principal and interest.
• -" * 20,500.........$500 yrly.
30,000____ Aug 1’27-41
City-Hall Bonds.
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
60.000____ Aug 1’42-61
4 Ms’l l J-J 535,000c__________1946
($736,000. Aug. 1 ’27-’ 58
Filtration Bonds ( o p t . a fter 1919) 4 K s’24 F-A 120,000-Aug. 1 ’59- 63 4J£s’24 M-S (141,000-Sept 1 ’27-’73
4s ’09 A-O S12,500r_ Oct 1 1939
_
I 1 4 ,0 0 0 ...Aug 1 1964 . 2,000...Sept 1 1974
4Ms
M-N 10,000..$1,000 yearly 4 Ms’25M-N (350,000c. N ov 1 ’27-’64
Fire and Police Bonds.
Temporary Impt. Bonds.
1 3,0 0 0 c ..-N o v 1 1965 4 )4s’08 J-D $50,000____June 1 1938
5Ms’22 J-J $77.000____Jan 1 1928 4s ’26 A-O 248,000____Oct 1 1956 4s ’09 J-D 30,000____June 1 1939
4)4s’15 J-J
5.000____ July 1 1945
5s ’22 J-J
10,000____July 1 1928
City M achine Shop Bonds.
4 ^ s ’24 J-D 104,OOOr*_June 1 1930 4s ’ 17 J-D $10.000.-June 1 ’28-’47 4s ’16 J-J
2,000____Jan 1 1946
4 s ’ 18 J-D
8,500-------- 1927-1948
4%s’25 M-S 45,000c— -Sept 1 1931
Bridge Bonds.
Police Stable Bonds.
5s ’26 M -N 15,000r*..Nov 1 1932 4Ma’ 18 M-S $21,000..........1928-1948
4s ’21 A-O $8,400____$600 yearly
Water Bonds.
Dock and W harf B onds.
5s ’22 M -N $15,000.-May 1 ’28-'42 4M s’ 10 M -N $64,000____M ay21930 4Hs’22 M -N 8,000____ $500 yearly
Water Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25 M -N 10,000c*..May 1 1931 4s ’ 10 M -N 40.000___ M ay 21940
5s '26 M -N 39,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-’66 4a ’ 13 M -S 18,000___ Feb 1 1963 4s ’04 J-J $170,000____July 11934
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $961,750 4s ’ 12 F-A 65,000___ Aug 1 1942 4 Xs’08 J-D 85,000____June 1 1938
Sinking fund______________
49,725 4 Ha' 14 J-J
20,000___ Jan 11939 4s ’09 A-O 28,000r___Aug 1 1939
Assessed val. real_________ 5,350,412 4s ’15 F-A
5,000___ Feb 1 1945 4s ’l l F-A 15,000------Aug 1 1941
4s ’ 13 A-O
5.000____ Oct 1 1943
Assessed val. personal_____ 1,844,915
B oun ties Loans.
2d class RR. property______________ 36,494
4s *98 J-J
$9,000____July 1 1928 4 ^ s ’15 M -N 50.000____May 1 1945
4)*s’18 M-S 90,300_____ 1927-1938
Total valuation 1927______ 7,231,821
R efu n d in g W ater B onds.
( 15.000.-May 1 ’28-’32
Less exemptions__________
59,350 4V*s’ l2 J-J $48.000____July 1 1942
Net valuation taxable_____7,1/2,471
4s ’ 17 J-D 13,500--June 1 ’28-’57 4)4s’22 A -0 {ll2,0 0 0-.M a y 1 ’33’60
( 3.000_____May 196 L
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927...$55.20
H ospital B onds.
(189,000.Sept 1 ’27-’63
INT. at the Mechanics’ National 4 Hs’07 M-S $50,000____Sept 1 1930 4 }is’24 M-S t 5,000_ Sept 1 1964
_
4s ’ 13 M-S 25,000___ Sept 1 1933
Bank, Burlingame
( 24.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’29
4H s’22 A-O 20,000.-O ct 1 *27-’47
4 ^ s ’25M-N(350,000c.Nov 1 ’30-’64
Memorial Hall B onds.
( 4,000c— Nov 1 1965
BURLINGTON COUNTY.
4 ^ s ’21 J-D $12,000--D ec 1 ’27-’ 50
Harbor Impt. Bonds.
Mount Holly is the county seat.
4H s’22 M -N 32,000--M ay 1 ’ 28-’ 59
5 J-$s’21F-A/$J 90,000____Aug 1’27-41
Artesian Well Bonds.
F unding Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’ 15 J-D $6.000------Dec 1 1935 4s ’ 17 J-D $90.000..June 1 ’28-’57 4**s’2 2 A -0 $31,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’57
BRADLEY BEACH SCH. DIST.
5s ’23 . . . J$84,000—June 1 ’28-’48
1 25,000—June 1 ’49-’53
BOND. DEBT May 1927- $109,000
30,000
Sinking fund______________

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STOCKTON.

Refunding Bonds.
3Hs’05 M-S
34,200__ Sept 1 1935
3 « s ’06 M-S
30,000__ Sept 1 1936
4s ’07 F-A
12,000__ Aug 1 1937
4a ’08 A-O
37,000___Oct 1 1938
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 ’27 $12,194,410

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CAMDEN (Concluded).
Water bonds (included).
1,215,725
Sinkingfund__________
2,786,948
N ET BOND. D E B T ..
8,881,575
Floating debt (add’l ) _
_
4,666,000
TOTAL D E B T _______
13,547,575
Assess, val. reales____ 161,570,020
_ 21,140,475
Assess, val. personal_
Total valuationil927____ 181,710,495
Tax rate (per SI,000) 1927____ $29.50
INT. at City Treasurer's oifice.
CAMDEN COUNTY.
Camden is the county seat.
R oad, Bridge & B uilding Bonds.
f$140,000r*_Nov 1 ’27-’33
4 ^ s ’24
26,000r*_.Nov 1 1934
M -N ( 210,000r*_Nov 1 ’35-’41
1 29,000r*..N ov 1 1942
♦Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
4Hs’ 14 J-D $52.500____June 1 1939
4s '13 J-J
11,000___ July 1 1933
4 ^ s'15 J-J
20,000____July 1 1945
4s '17 F-A
4 .5 0 0 ..Feb 1 ’28-'36
♦Asylum-Improvement Bonds.
4Hs'15 M-NS50.000____M ay 1 1935
Pike Bonds.
4H s’ 14 j-D $13.000___ June 1 1934
Road & Bridge Bonds.
($40,0C0r*June 15 '28-31
4}£sg’25J-D 96,000r*June 15 '32-39
l ll,000r*.June 15 1940
Alms House Impt. Bonds.
4^ s'1 5 M -N $8,000___ M ay 1 1930
( 1,000___ Feb 1 1928
4s '17 F-A 1 7 ,2 0 0 ..Feb 1 ’29-’33
♦Improvement Bonds.
( $658,000-Apr 1 ’28-’41
4Ms'26 A-Oi 1,105,000-Apr 1 '42-’58
l 48.000-April 1 1959
Almshouse & Highway Bonds.
6s '21 F-A $90,000___ Aug 1 1927
* R oad-Im provem ent B onds.
4 tfs ’08 F-A $29,600____Aug 1 1938
4H s’08 M-N 41,000_____May 1 1928
4 Hs’ 10 A-O 67,000_____ Apr 1 1935
‘
4 Hs’ l l M-N 32.000 _ Nov 1 1931
_
4K s’ 14 M-S 65.000 __ Mar 1 1944
4s ’ 17 F-A 15.000 .........1927-1929
4s ’ 17 F-A 112,000..Feb 1 '30-'31
t 6.500____Feb 1 1932
43^s'22 F-A I 2,500 ____Aug 1 1927
122,500_ Aug 1 ’28-’42
_
General Im provement Bonds.
4Ms’26M-S ($90,000r*Sept 1 ’28-’33
\200,000r*Sept 1 ’34r-’43
Bridge Bonds.
4s '13 J-J $10,000____July 1 1943
5s '14 M -N*14,000____Nov 1 1934
4H s’ 13 A-O 75,000____Oct 1 1933
4M s’ 15 M -N 16,000____M ay 1 1935
4Hs'16 M -N 14.500____M a y l 1936
4Hs'22 M -N 15,300_ M ay 15 1928
_
C ourt-H ou se Bonds.
4s '04 J-J $700,000r*____Jan 2 '44
Temporary Impt. Bonds.
4 J4s’22 s-a $102,000___ Apr 1 1928
C ou n ty B uilding Bonds.
4 Hs'22F-A ($60.000 r * . . A ugl'27-’46
l 2,000r*— Aug 1 1947
[59o,000r*July 1 ’28-’38
300,000r*july 1 ’39-’43
4Hs’24 J-J 840,000r*July 1 '44-’ 55
150,000r*July 1 '56-’ 57
6,000r*..July 1 1958
TO T . B D . D T . Jan 1 '27.$6,120,900
Temporary debt (incl.)_
_
197,502
Assessed valuation, 1927—
Real estate__________ 279,057,475
2d class R R . property. 6,491,298
Personal estate_______ 34,678,254
Less exemptions________ 5,706,060
Net taxable value 1927.-314,521,597
State & co. tax (per $1,000)’27*--$4.76
Pop’n 1910, 142,029; 1920. 190,508
* Coupon or reg., at holders' opt.
IN T . at U. S. M tg & Tr. C o.. N. Y .
CAPE M A Y .
•
This city is in Cape M ay Co. Inc.
Mar. 3 1875. Commission govern­
ment adopted Sept. 14 1915. City
Manager Govt, adopted March 24
1925— V. 120, p. 1650.
5s '06 . . . $20,000___ May 1 1936
W ater and Sewer B onds.
5s '08 M -N $104,000c..M ay 1 1938
5s '05 A-O 30,000c ...A p r 1 1935
5s '12 A-O 58 ,000 c...A pr 1 1942
F un din g Bonds.
5s '07 . . . $40,000c._.M ay 1 1937
General-Im provem ent B onds.
5s '04 J-D $140,000c— -June 1 1934
5s '09 s-a 50,000c..June 15 1939
5s T4 J-D 16.500____Dec 1 1944
5s '15 M-S 8 6 ,000 c...M a r 1 1945
4H s’ 19 A-O 24,000-Apr 15 '28-’38
Paving Bonds.
4 J^s’ 19 . . . $32 500___________ 1939
5s '20 . . .
13,000..$1,000 yearly
6s '22 . . . / 31,500..........1927-1935
1 21 .000-------- 1936-1942
C onvention Hall Bonds.
4^ s'1 7 A-O $33,000c.$3.000 yearly
4 X s ’ 17 M-S
5,5 0 0 c...S e p t 1 1937
5s^20 . . .
6,000— .D e c 30 1938
Sewer Bonds.
5s '05 A-O $24.000c..O ct 20 1935
R efu nding & Impt. B onds.
5s '13 J-D $20,000____Dec 1 1943
Sewer, Boardwalk & F un din g.
5s TO A-O $30,000c.-A pr 20 1940
Bulkhead & Boardwalk Bonds.
5s '20 . . . $57,000..$3,000 yearly
5s '26 J-J 730,000--July 1 ’27-’36
140,000-.July 1 ’37-’46
Jetty Bonds.
5s '25 A-O $28,500—Oct 1 ’27-’45
R e fu n d in g B onds.
4s '99 A-O $17,000c_ Oct 1 1929
_
4M s’ 17 M-S 52.000c.Mar 1 ’28-’52
School Bonds.
4Hs'17 . . .
$5,500
Sept 1 1937
4 J^s'OO . . .
9.000--$1,000 yearly
4J6s'17 . . .
52,000.-$2,000 yearly
W ater Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 17 . . . $5,500
Aug 1 1937
5s '27 J-D 1116,000_____ 1928-1956
\ l.OCO___________1957
N ET D E B T M ay 1 '2 7 .. $441,541
Assess, val., real estate____ 7,405,989
Assess, value, personal____ 459,911
2d Class R R . property____ 141,779
Less exemptions__________
24,500
Net val. taxable, 1927____ 7,983,179




NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’2c $45.80
Population 1910. 2,471; 1920. 2,999
IN T. at Security Trust Co. and
Merchants’ Nat. Bank, Cape M ay.
CAPE M A Y COUNTY.
Cape May C. H. Is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4J^sT2 M-S $5,0 0 0 c ____ 1928-1937
4^s
—
62,500___ _______1944
5s '14 M-N 20,000___ N ov 2 1944
5s
...
20,000______1945
5s '15 M-S 25,500___ Sept 11945
5s '15 A-O
54,000___ Oct
11945
5s '16 . . .
109,000..........1946
5s '16 A-O 114,000..Oct 2 ’27-’28
1 8,000____Oct 2 1929
5s '17 M -N 11,000c.Nov 1 '27-'37
. '18 J-J / 9,000c..Jan 1 ’28-'30
120,000c Jan 1 ’31-'40
434s’24 A-O 1253,500r*Oct 15 '27-'42
1 11.000r*.0ct 15 1943
195,000r*July 1’27-’41
15,000..................1942

1

19,000........
1943
17,000__________1944
ionds.
434s'll J-D $70,000c— .D ec 1 1941
Bridge R efu nd ing B onds.
5s '24 M -N /$18,000-M ay 15 ’28-’33
\ 40,000-M ay 15 '34-’53
Im provement Bonds.
1 $80,000Jan 15 '28-’31
4 ^ s ’26J-J15 275,000Jan 15 ’32-’42
( 15,000.-.J an 15 1943
General Finance Bonds.
($31 000.-Feb 1 ’28-’44
4)4S’27 F-A 36 000 _____1945-1946
1 27 000__________ 1947
Bridge Bonds.
434s
...
$9,000 _____1927-1935
4J4s'12 J-D 37,500c___ June 1932
4 J4s
J-J
20,500___ Jan 1 1943
5s
...
32.000.........
1945
5s '16 A-O
7,000_ Oct 2 ’ 27-’34
_
s '17 F-A 1 56,000..F eb 1 ’28-’34
1 6,000____Feb 1 1935
. . . 1144,000..D ec 15 ’27-50
\ 4,000___Dec 15 1951
Bird Ave. Pavement Bonds,
s
. . . f$18.000--Dec 15 '27-44
1
500_ Dec 15 1945
_
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26$2,301.909
Sinkingfund____________
173,961
Assessed value, real______ 87,481,381
Assessed value, personal.. 5,040,311
2d class railroad property.
752,550
Less exemptions_________
230,885
Net value taxable 1927.-93,043,356
State & co. tax rate (per $1,000)
1927
- $11.71
Population "KUO," 197745:* r2ff,'19,460
IN T. at First Nat. Bank, Ocean
City.
CAELSTADT.
This borough Is In Bergen County.
Inc. June 1904.
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
434s
Mar $30,0 0 0 c.................1928
Sewer Bonds.
Aug $80.000c__________1939
Funding Bonds.
6s '21 M -N / $9,000-July 1 '28-’30
1 2,500_ July 1 1931
_
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26- $127,810
Sinkingfund______________
( 6,312
Assessed val., real________ 2,944,835
Assessed val., personal___ 577,075
Ass’d val.2dclassR R .prop.
1,960
Less exemptions__________ 124,900
Net value taxable 1926____ 3,399,010
Total tax (per $1,000) 1 9 26.--$51.40
Population 1910, 3,807; 1920..4,472
INTEREST at Nat. Park Bank,
N. Y ., and at Carlstadt Nat. Bank.
CAELSTADT SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Bergen County.
BOND. DEBT M ay 21 '27..$51,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
27,000
Total assess, val. 1927____ 3,704,967
Sch. tax (per $1,000) 1927_____ $2.53
Population (est.)______________ 5,000
CAETAEET.
This borough is in Middlesex Co.
P u blic Improvement Bonds.
j$70,000r*.Jan 1 '28-'46
4)4s’25 J-J 1 45,000r*-.Tan 1 '47-’55
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '2 7 -. $396 360
Assessment debt (add’l )_
_
39.095
Floating debt (add’l ) ______ 137,OoO
Assessed value, real______$8,187,705
Assessed value, personal. . 3,416,474
Second class railroad prop. 277,057
Less exemptions_________
74,285
Net value taxable 1926-.11,955,521
State&Co. tax (per $1,000) '26-$53.30
IN T . at Cartaret Trust C o., Cartaret.
CAETAEET SCHOOL D IST E IC T .
This district is in Middlesex Co.
($172,000r*_ July 1 ’28-'51
5s '24 J-J
88.000r*.July 1 '52-'62
l,000r*..Ju ly 1 1963
5s '24 J-J
35,000r*..Tuly 1 '28-’62
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '27. $296 000
IN T . at the First National Bank,
Cartaret.
CENTEE TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Camden Co.
Im provement Bonds.
5H s’ 15 J-D$101,000.June 1 '30 & ’35
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 1927. $118,000
Assessed value, real estate.4,502,230
Assessed value, personal_
_ 236,900
Second class railroad prop.
8,363
Less exemptions__________ 123,850
Net value taxable, 1926___4,623,643
CHATHAM.
This borough is in Morris County.
Incorporated 1897.
W ater & Light Impt. Bonds.
5s '14 M-N$2i ,000r__ M ay 1 1934
Light R efunding Bonds.
5s
J-J $10,000r____ 1927-1936
Sewer Bonds.
4)4s
J-D $35,000r..................1939
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
414s’ 17 J-J $25,000c.July 1 ’28-’ 37

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( 10,000c_ Dec 1 1927
_
J-D \360,000c.Dec 1 '28-'61
J-D / 92,000..June 1 '28-’57
\ 12,000--June 1 ’58-'60
4^ s'25 A -0/828,000 -.O ct 1 ’27-’62
\ 24,000____Oct 1 1963
Sewer Bonds.
5s T9 F-Aa$19,000-.Feb 1. ’28-'46
6s '21 - - 50,000____July 1 1927
4 ^ s'2 2 J-Da543,000____ June 1 1928
5j4iS’2 4 _
_ 580,000_June 11928
Tem porary W ater Bonds.
CHATHAM SCHOOL DISTEICT, 5M s’26 M -N $339,000
N ov 1 1931
This district (P. O. Chatham) is in
M unicipal Bldg. Bonds.
Morris County.
tH s'15 F-Aa$30,000____Feb 1 1945
S chool Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
4J4s’22 M-S $176,0 0 0c..$4,000 yrly. 5s '24A -0 / $220,000r *. - Apr l ’28-'63
4)4s
...
32,000c_ $2,000 yrly.
_
a\
3,00Qr*___ Apr 1 1964
414s
...
8,000c__________ 1949 5s '25 M-N653.000____ Nov 1 1931
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '27 $215 000 4 K s ’26 A-O 165,000--Oct 1 '27-59
Assess, val. 1927_________ 4,094,016
Im provement B onds.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$23.61 5s '24A-0 ($163,000r*. . Apr l'2 8 -’50
a\ 5,0 00r*____Apr 1 1951
Population 1927 (est.)________ 3,500
IN T . at the U. S. Mtge. & Trust 5s '25 - - - 371,000____ N ov 1 1930
Co., New York.
4J'£s’26 A-O 11,000------ Oct 1 1927
1285,000 _____ 1928-1946
CHESTEE TOW NSHIP.
Funding (T runk Sewer).
This township (P. O. Maple Shade) 1 t$s’ 15 F-Aa$131.000__ Feb 1 1945
is in Burlington County.
T O T .B D .D T .D ec 31 ’26-$5,266,400
Water debt (incl.)_______ 1,382,000
Im provement Bonds.
5H s’25 F-A $40,000c*..A ug 1 1931 School bonds (incl.)______ 1,690,400
5)4s’26 J-D 37,000___ June 1 1936 Assess, val., real,________ 33,783,625
5J4s’26 J-D 25,000___ June 1 1932 Assess, val., personal____ 5,538,175
TOTAL D EBT Nov 1 1926 $496,528 Second class R R . property
56,788
Water debt (inclusive)____ 383,000 Net value taxable 1926— 39,378,588
Assessment debt (incl.)_____________ 65,000rate (per $1,000) 1926---S32.50
Tax
Assess, val., real estate------ 2,717,570
i IN T . at Citizens’ Trust Co. of
Assessed val., personal------ 220,604 Paterson, on bonds marked (a) at the
2d class railroad property..
4,797 Clifton Trust C o., Clifton, on others
Less exemptions__________ 147,225 at the City Treasurer’s office, at
Net valuation taxable 1926 2,795,746 State Treasurer’s office, Trenton.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26-S57.60
IN T . at the Moorestown Trust CLOSTEE SCHOOL D IST E IC T .
Co., Moorestown.
This district (P. O. Closter) is in
Bergen County.
CHESTEE TOWNSHIP SCH. D.
School B uilding B onds.
This district (P. O. Maple Shade)
"2 ,0 0 0
($2,000.___ Jan 1 1928
is in Burlington County.
. Jan 1 ’29-’31
3,000.
5s '07 . . . ( 3.0 00.
S chool Bonds.
1,500____Jan 1 1932
[ 1.500.
4J4s’ 13 J-D $5,000.Dec 15 ’ 27-’40 5s '12
7.000. .Jan 1 ’28-’32
7,000.
4J4s'19 M-S 71,000c.Sept 15 '27-'49
. July 1 *28-’30
f 9.0 00.
9,000.
175.000.June 15 ’27-’41 5s '22 . . . (49,500.
50 0.-July 1 ’31-’41
5s '26 J-D 66,000 _____ 1942-1952
000____July 1 1942
1 2.000
21.000 _____ 1953-1955 BOND. D E B T Feb 1 ’ 2 7 .. $83,000
121.000
_______ 1956 Assessed valuation 1926---- 2,7.50,000
BOND. D E B T Apr 17 '27. $235,000 Sch. tax rate ’ 26 (per $1,000)..$18.98
Total assess, val. 1927 (abt.
Population (est.)______________ 2,000
60% actual)..................... 4,500,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '26.$25 60 COLLINGSWOOD.
Population (est.)______________ 5,500
This borough is in Camden County.
Commission gov’ t adopted Nov. 6
CINNAMINSON TW P. SCH. DIS. 1917. (V. 105, p. 1912). Popula­
This district (P. O. Riverton) is in tion 1927, 13,500.
Burlington County.
G eneral Impt. Bonds.
S chool Bonds.
4 J£s ’25
($180,000c*.Oct 1 ’27-’38
4)4s'22M-S f$18,000cSept 15 ’27-'32
A -0 (
19,000c*.-O ct 1 1939
\ 20,000cSept 15 '33-’37
[ 20,000c*..O ct 1 1940
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '26. $41,000 4M s’26 J-J
45,000____Jan 1 1928
T ot. assess, val.'25. 1,300,000 5s ’26 J-J 434,000--July 1 ’32-’36
Sch. tax rate (per$l,000) '25--S15.20
W ater Bonds.
_______
Population, 1924 (est.)------------- 1,400 4Hs'25 A-O$534,000c____ 1927-1965
IN T . payable at the Cinnaminson 5i4s'2G J-J 190,000____July 1 1932
National Bank, Riverton.
Funding Bonds.
_
_
5s
A-O $25,00 0c-..A p r 1 1931
CLIFFSIDE PAEK .
4tHs.
A-O 219,000c---------------------This borough (P .O . Cllffside) is in 5s
A-O 51,000c________ _____
Bergen County. Pop’n 1910. 3,394;
S treet Bonds.
1920. 5.709.
is
J-D $145,000o_ Deo 1 1934
_
Sewer Bonds.
I d s ’ l l J-D 50,000c.. . Deo 1 1941
5s
. . . $18.000..........1927-1928 5!£s
F-A 216,000____Aug 1 1930
F unding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '15 M-S $7,000c ..M a r 1 1928 5Hs'22 F-A$240,000____Aug 1 1928
Street and Sewer Bonds.
(124,000--July 1 '27-57
5H sT8 M-S $21.000.-M ar 1 '28-'34 4M s’26 J-J
30,000 ------- 1958-1963
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
1
($ 18,000..-Jan 1 '28-’29 B O N D . DEBT 4,000___________1964
Dec 31 '26 $761,923
5s g '23 J-J
70,000_ Jan 1 '30-'36 Assessment debt (add’l)---- 836,978
_
9.000
___________Jan 1 1937
46,650
Floating debt_____________
(76,000-0ct 15 ’28-’46 Sinkingfund______________ 413,834
5s '26 A-O 20,000..........1947-1950 Assess.val. '27(50% act.)-1 5,481,325
4.000
_____ 1951 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927------ $32.30
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26. $473,000
IN T .
Assess, debt (additional).. 131,000 Tr. Co., at Camden Safe Deposit &
Collingwood Nat. Bank and
Other debt (additional)____ 750,996
Hanover Nat. Bank. New York.
GROSS D E B T .................. 1,273,782
Sinkingfund______________ 950,720 CBANFCED TOWNSHIP.
Assess, value, real estate..6,684,555
This township is in
County,
Assessed val., personal____ 849,022 (nc. 1871. Population Union 5,986.
1920,
Less exemptions__________ 170,175
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26
$98,150
Net taxable value. 1927___8,581,319
debt
420,295
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927......... $6.62 Assessment (add’l (add’l ) - ) _______
121,971
IN T . on 5Ms of 1918 payable at Other debt
Sinking funds___________
202,275
the Edgewater Trust C o., and on
bonds of 1923 at the Cliffside Park Average assess, val. 1926-10,288,312
National Bank.
CLIFFSIDE P A E K SCHOOL DIST CEANFOED TWP. S. D. NO. 1.
S chool Bonds.
5s TO J-J $70,000.-Jan 1 ’33-’50
5s '15 M-S 102.000c.Mar 1 ’38-’45
5s '26 J-J 188 000.-July 1 ’28-’56
5s '26 J-J
26 000. .July 1 ’28-’53
5s '26 J-J 320 000. .July 1 ’28-’56
( 25,000--July 1 ’27-’ 31
5s '26 J-J
10,000--Jan 1 ’28-’37
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 '26. $734,000 4>£s’22 J-J 203,000.-July 1 '32-’60
[ 5,000____July 1 1961
Floating & temp. dt. (add’l) 750,995
Sinking fund______________
84,945 5s '24 J-J (20.000r*_Jan 1 '28-’47
\ 800r*..Jan 1 1948
Total assessed val. 1926___5,299,776
4 K s’26 J-D 298,000--D ec 3 1 ’28-’66
$35,000-Dec 31 ’28-’32
CLIFTON.
48,000-Dec 31 ’33-’38
This city (formerly Acquackanonk
54,000-Dec 31 ’39-’44
Township) is in Passaic County and
was incorp. as a city on May 1 1917
110.000--D ec 31 '45-55
IT M ay 1 '27. $917,800
Pop’n 1910, L ,869; 1920, 26,470
Sinking fu n d ______________ 61,615
School Bonds.
4Hs'03 M-NIS17,000-May 1 *28-’44 Assessed val. 1927______ 15,125,309
1
500. ..M a y 1 1945 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’27.$17.60
IN T . on bonds at the Cranford
4J^s'06 M-NJ 2 ,5 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’28-’29
1 500___ M ay 1 1930 Trust C o., Cranford.
11.000
___________M a y l 1931
4H s’07 M -Nx( 8,000. .M ay 1 ’32-’35 CUM BEELAND COUNTY.
Bridgeton Is the county seat.
j 1,400____M a y l 1936
434s’07 M -N 4.000..M ay 1 '28-’31
Bridge B onds.
4,000 ...J u ly 1 1928 5s '13 J-J $25,000c_ July 1 1933
_
J-D 22,000cJune 15 ’28-'29
2,500___ July 1 1929 5s
Tem porary Impt. Bonds.
4.90s’26 J-D $145,000 --.1927-1931
Road Bonds.
5s '22 J-D $99,000c.-D ec 15 1927
1.000___ July 1 1930 5s '22 J-D 18,000cDec 15 ’27-'29
J-D ( 19,000cDec 10 ’27-’28
12.000..July 1 '31-'36 4s
\ 4,000c.-D ec 10 1929
14,000.. July 1 '37-'43
( 42,000cDec 10 '27-29
1,000____July 1 1944
(15,000..M a y 1 '28-30 4H s’24 J-D( 168,000cDec 10 ’30-’43
I 10,000c.-D ec 10 1944
4 K s’ 10M -N x{40,000..M ay 1 ’31-40
(130,000--June 1 ’28-’40
16,000.-M ay 1 '41-48
4><jsT2M-NxJ 49,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’51 4Ms'27J-D ( 90,000--June 1 ’41-46
l 14,000___ June 1 1947
1 1,500____M a y l 1952
43^s'14 M -N x88.000..M ay 1 ’28-’44
(43,000..Jan 1 ’28-’41
5s T9 J-J (2 8 ,0 0 0 ..Jan 1 ’42-'48
l 1,000____Jan 1 1949
BOND. D E B T M ay 1927- $107,000
Water debt (incl.)________
44,500
20,340
Sinking fund— General____
Water__________________
18,072
Assessed val., real________ 1,395,000
Assess, val. personal______2,439,106
Second class railroad prop.
60,866
Net taxable value 1927____ 3,894,882
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_____ S5.26
Population 1926______________3,500
IN T . at Summit Tr. C o., Summit.

5s '21
6s '21

1

1

J une, 1927.]
CUMBERLAND CO. (Concl.)—
Building Bonds.
_
4s '09 J-J $120,000o_ Jan 2 1939
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27.$1,044,193
Sinking funds___________
89,665
Assess, val., real estate___41,249,542
Assess, val., personal____ 10,804,223
2d class R E . property____
421,752
Less exemptions_________ 1,796,550
Net tax val. 1927________ 50,678,967
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'27. .$13.71
Population 1910 . 55,153; '20. 61.348
IN T . on bonds of 1924 at Coal &
Iron Nat. Bank o f New York;
at County Treasurer’s office.

NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
5s ’25 M -N ($12,000c*.N ov 1 ’27-32
1 24,000c*.Nov 1 ’33-40
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $192,686
Assessment debt (add’l) _
_
98,000
Sinking fund______________
48,318
Assess, val. real estate____3,090,918
Assess, val. personal______ 593,337
2d class railroad property.46,728
Less exemptions__________ 121,435
Net value taxable, 1926___3,609,548
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$48.70
Population 1910, 1,783; 1920. 2.537

GEN. BD . D T . Dec 31 ’26*2,647,100
Water debt (incl.)_______ 1,499,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ____
38,916
Improvement notes (add’l) 2,401,669
Tax notes & bonds_______
399,348
Sinking funds general____
997,627
Sinking fund school______
359,132
Assess, val. real estate. .101,041,700
Assess, val. personal_____12,184,700
_
307,482
2d Class R R . property_
Less exemptions________
1,775,700
Net taxable value 1927.-111.758,182
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '22 $32.40
Population 1910 34.371; ’ 20, 50,710
INT. payable at office of Treas

109
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5s ’27 M-N$40,000r*May 1 ’29-’48
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 1927 $210,000
Assessment debt (add’l)___ 136,000
Floating debt____________ 330,911
Sinking fund, general______________ 7,187
Assess, val., real estate___3,219,025
Assess, val., personal_______ 465,310
Net tax value 1927________ 3,684,335
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $37.80
Population in 1926____________3,500

EGG HARBOR TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Bargain town)
DUMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
is in Atlantic County.
5s ’ 16 M -N $32,000c.-N ov 1 ’27-’42
S chool Bonds.
4H.5&6— - 26.000____Aug ’27-’39 EAST PATERSON SCH. DIST.
5s ’26 J-J $50,000
DEAL.
($3,000, July 1 1928-43; $2,000,
This borough is in Monmouth 5s ’27 F -A / $6,000r*.Feb 1 ’28-’33
This district is in Bergen County.
July 1 1944.)
[51,OOOr*.Feb 1 ’34-’67
County. Inc. 1897. Commission gov­
S chool Bonds.
BONDED D E B T .,_____________(?)
BOND. D E B T Feb 1 ’2 7 -- $115,000 5s ’27 M-NS69,000r*
ernment adopted July 2 1912.
Sinking fund_______________ 8,59$
General Im provement Bonds.
($3,000, 1928-42; $2,000, 1943-54.) ELIZABETH.
4H s’24 F-A / $84,000r *.A ug 1 ’27-’47
Elizabeth is in Union Co. Ino. a
BONDED D E B T _______________ (?)
1 40,000r*_Aug 1 ’48-’55 DUNELLEN.
town Mch. 26 1796; city Mch. 12 1865.
This borough is in Middlesex Co.
4 K s ’27J-D ?100,000c* . . .1920-1948
See ’’ State and City Supp.” for
EAST RUTHERFORD.
Join t Sewerage Bonds.
l 60,000c* ...1949-1958
Nov. 27 1915 for
This borough Is In Bergen County compromise effecte ifacts concerning
4j^s’ 14 — $20,0 0 0 c ... Oct 1 1947
Beach-Improvement Bonds.
with holders of
10,000c...D ec 1 1941 Incorp. March 28 1894. Population certain old bonds. A new issue of
4H s’06 J-J $129,0 0 0 c...J u ly 2 1931 4H s’ 16
1910, 4.275; 1920, 5.463.
Sewer Bonds.
Pavement bonds, 4 K s ____ *90,000
4% bonds was then issued, the last of
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 31 ’27. $343,000 5s '14 — $55,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1954
F-A* 105.000-..A u g 15 1938 which were paid off in 1922.
4 4 ,0 0 0 c...D ec 1 1941 5s
98,500 44£s’ 16 —
Floating debt (add’l)_____
Street
M unicipal Bldg. & Fire Equip. 4H s’16 MBonds. .000c Nov 1 ’27-’29
Sinking fund______________
86,228 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $155,409
-N /$ 9
M-S $17,000____Sept 1 1929
29,942 444s
Tot.ass’dval. ’27 (65%act.)7,433,150 Other debt (add’l)________
1 2,000c.-N ov 1 1930
School Bonds.
1,469
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $26.75 Sinking fund______________
4J4s'17
15,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’42
4M s’26 M-S $350,000-Sept 1 ’28-’66 4?4 s’ 19 J-J
Population 1910, 273: 1920. 420 Assess, val., real estate___ 3,123,802
M -N 86,000c&rMay 1’ 28-37
F unding Bonds.
IN T . payable at Seacoast Trust Assess, val., personal_____$547,975
4J4s’25 M-S 19.000-Sept 15 ’27-41
Second class R R . property. 169,432 444s’ 15 A-O $43.500____Apr 1 1945
C o., Asbury Park.
($110,000-Sept 1 ’28-’37
Less exemptions__________ 118,550 BD . D EBT Dec. 31 ’ 26-- $292,846 4 K s’26M -S 30,000 ____ 1938-1939
Net taxable value 1926____3,722,659 Floating debt_____________ 132,281
DELAWARE TOW NSHIP.
l 14,000_________ 1940
Sinking fund______________ 130,397
This township (P. O. Ellisburg) is Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— -$43.10
Sewer B onds.
_
Population 1910, 1,990; 1920. 3,394 Assess, val., real estate_ .5,874,608 4s ’ l l J-J $25,000o_ Jan 1 1961
in Burlington County.
_
IN T. at First Nat. Bk., Dunellen. Assess, val., personal_____ 1,653,052 4s ’ l l M-N 25,000r*--N ov 1 1961
Sewer Bonds.
2d class R R . property______________ 13,978
5M s’27 . . . $50,700___ 6 to 10 yrs.
4s ’09 J-J 225,000c.-.Jan 1 1959
Less exemptions__________ 181,120
EAST NEWARK.
Road Bonds.
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
This borough is in Hudson County. Net taxable value 1926___ 7,365,383 4H s’22 A-O $82,000c-Apr 1 ’ 28-’58
5M s’27 . . . $25,000___ 6 to 10 yrs.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926_ $40.50
_
F unding Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
IN T . on 5s payable at U. S. Mtge. 4s S ch ool Bonds.
s-a $62,000..........................
5M s’27 . . . $30,000___ 6 to 10 yrs. 5
_
'07 M-N $54,OOOr_ May 1 1937
& Trust C o., N . Y .; on others at
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27..$105 700
4s ’08 J-J 12,OOOr...Jan 1 1938
$20.000r*.July 1 '28-31 Rutherford Nat. Bank.
4s TO F-A 10,OOOr,..Aug 1 1928
54,000r*_July 1 '32-40
~
M-S 14,OOOr. Sept 1 1938
DELAWARE TWP. SCH. DIST.
3,833r*..July 1 1941 EAST RUTHERFORD SCHOOL 4s ’08 A-O
4,OOOr. -Oot 1 1938
This district (P. O. Marlton) is in
4s ’08
:T Dec 31 '26. $166,514
DISTRICT.
M-N 91,OOOr. -N ov 11958
Burlington County.
Other debt (additional)_
_
40,396 4 44s’ 10 A-O $46,000r____ 1927-1950 4s '08 F-A
_
l/350r_ Feb 1 1939
5s ’25 F-A $4,000--Feb 2 ’28-’35 Assess, val., real estate____2,637,600
4s ’09
4s ’02 J-J
19,700c ................1932 4s TO A-O
9,OOOr_ Oct 1 1930
_
34 ,000 ..Feb 2 ’28-’45
54,000.-Feb 2 ’46-’63 Assess, val., personal_____ 1,240.450 444s’ 15 M -N 47,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1945 4s ’ l l J-J
24,000c.--July 1 1941
Total assess, val. 1926____3,897,050 444s’22 . . .
60,000r ____1927-1941 4tfs’12 J-J
90,000c. ..J u ly 1 1952
Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’26.$35.61 444s’22 . . .
14,000r____ 1927-1940 4H sT 2 A-O 250,000r*--July 1 1952
Population 1910, 3,163; 1920, 3.057 444s
10,000r____ 1927-1937 44$sT3 A-O 203,000r*.-Apr 1 1953
IN T. on 6s of 1921 to the West 4 3
4s
41,000r____ 1927-1947 4J4»’ 15 J-J 395,000r*-.Jan 1 1955
1,000___ Feb 2 1964 Hudson County Trust Co., Harrison. 444s’27 - - - 350,000 _____ 1928-1966
f 140,000 r * .N o v i ’27-40
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 ’27--$587,700 424s’ 19 M -N ( 88,000r*_Novl 41-48
6,000.-Feb 2 ’28-’30
School bond sinking fund_
_ 25,000
42,000.-Feb 2 ’31-’44 EAST ORANGE.
6,000r*._N ov 1 1949
This place, located in Essex Co., Floating debt__________
3,886,820
1,000____Feb 2 1945
228,000r*. Dec 1 '27-32
[$15,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’31 became a city In Dec. 1899. New city Total assess, val. 1926.-106,326,382 5H s’20 J-D 39,000r*..D ec 1 1933
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $32.40
684,000r*. Dec 1 ’34-45
5s ’26 F-A 104,000 _____ 1932-1957 charter was voted on June 2 1908.
General Impt. Bonds.
IN T . on 444s of 1915 at Bergen
32.00 0r*.-D ec 1 1946
I 2,000___________ 1958
$150,000r* Dec l'2 7 -’44 Co. Bank, Rutherford; on 444s of 4H s g ’ 23F-A$80,000-Feb 1 ’28-’43
BON D. D E fiT Apr 16 ’2 / . $303,000
44£s’24J-D 130,000r* Dec 1 ’45-’57 1922 and 444s at the First Nat. Bank 4 X s g ’ 23 /240,000--Feb 1 ’ 28-’43
Floating debt (add’l ) ______ 800,000
9,000r*..D ec 1 1958 of East Rutherford; others at Ruther­
F-A
\210,000-.Feb 1 ’44-’53
Tot.ass’d val.’2/ (60% a ct.)5,383,000
DELFORD.
5 K g ’23 J-D / 10,000r*.Dec 1 ’27-’31
School tax rate See Oradell. ’27*19,00 4>is’26 J-D( $200,000-Dec 1 ’27-’46 ford National Bank.
(per $1,000)
240.000 ____ 1947-1962
1 66.000r*.Dec 1 ’32-’53
IN T . at Haddonfield National
l 5,000___________ 1963 EAST W INDSOR TW P. SCH. D. 4/£s’25 A-O 23,OOOr.Apr 1 ’28-’35
Bank, Haddonfield.
DENVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Sewer Bonds.
This district (P. O. Hightstown) is
120,000--Sept 1 ’28-’31
This township (P. O. Denville) is 44$s’07 Nov $15,000___ Nov 1 1937
oq non
iQ
*}9
in Mercer County.
in Morris County.
4s '08 Oct 10,000____Oct 1 1938
School House Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 M-S-J 600,000111 ~ 1933T947
5s ’24 J-J15 ($34,000 ____ 1927-1934 4s ’09 Dec 20,000___ Dec 1 1939
630,000______1948-1961
1 60,000 ____ 1935-1944 4s ’ l l J’ne 15,000___ June 1 1941 444s’ 12 M -N$34,000c*_________ 1942
444s’23 - - . 144,000c*-.-1927-1963
6,000..........
1962
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '27 $94,000
f 98,000—Jan
’28-’45
72.000
_1928-1936
Assess, val., real estate------ 1,731,216 5s ’20 s-a (308,000—Jan 1 ’46-’59 444s’24 J-J /20,000c* July 1 ’27-’34
1
150,000c* July 1 ’35-’59 4 4£s’27
48.000
.. 1937-1940
Assess, val., personal______________ 35,000
l 18,000____Jan 1 1960 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1927 $248,100
, 11,000___________ 1941
T ot. assess, val. ’25 (act.)_1,766,216
Bonds.
Fire D epartm ent B onds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---$42.20 4s Drainage $25,000____Mar 1 1944 Tot.ass’d val.'26 (3-5 act.) .4,000,000
’ 14 Mar
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$21.55 4s ’l l A-O $60,000c
Oct 1 1941
Population 1925 (est.)------------ 1,200
IN T. at the First National Bank 4s P ublic-P layground B onds. 1947 Population 1926 (est.)________ 3,500 44*s’14 J^J 23 ,700 c...Ju ly 1 1934
'08 J-J $45,000o— -Aug 1
4J4s’ 14 J-J
14,800c_ July 1 1944
_
of Rockaway.
4s ’01 J-J
7,000c---Jan 2 1948 e d g e w a t e r !
454s’ 17 J-J
29,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’33
4J4s’ 9 J-J
24,000____ June I 1947
This borough Is in Bergen County. 4>4s’24 M -N (36,OOOr* N ov 1 ’27-’44
DOVER.
Passaic
Fire Bonds.
\10,OOOr* Nov 1 ’45-’54
This town Is situated In Morris 4J4s’26 J-DValley Sewer Bonds.
($182,000-Dec 1 ’27-’52 5s
. . . $40,000............................ 4/£ s’27 . . . 147,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’52
County. Incorporated April 1 1869.
1 110,000-Dec 1 ’53-’63
F unding Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 2487.)
W ater Bonds.
S ch ool Bonds.
5s ’ 15 M -N / $94,000c Dec 1 ’27-’44
Tem porary L oan Bonds.
4s ’02 A-O $70,000c___ Oct 1 1932 4s '01 J-J $40,000c___July 1 1931
1 3 0 ,0 0 0 c...D ec 1 1945 4 ^ s ’26 M-N$607,000r*_May 1 1932
4s ’01 F-A 34,000c.—Aug 1 1931 4s ’02 F-A 45,000c..A ug 25 1932
Memorial Bonds.
4J*s’27 - ~ 806,000___ M ay 1 1933
4 K s’25 M -N /1 8 ,000r* M ay 1 ’28-’35 4s .04 A-O 85,000c___ Apr 1 1934
’20 M -N$20,000c.M
B onds.
(30,OOOr* M ay 1 ’36-’65 4s ’04 J-J
6,800c...Jan 15 1934 5s Borough Hall Bonds.ay 1 ’28-’48 4s D ock J-J $56.000r*—July 1 1948
08
R oad Bonds.
4s ’05 J-D 30,835r___June 1 1945
5s
. . . $18,000_____ 1927-1944
Library Site B onds.
4 ^ s'2 6 M -N /$30,000-N ov 1 ’27-36 4s ’06 J-D 95,0 0 0 c -..D e c 1 1945
’ l A-O
140,000--N o v 1 ’37-46 4s ’07 J-J 100,000c. ..J u ly 1 1947 5s Public- .Dock Bonds. 1927-1944 4s Hlospital B $4,000r..A pr 1 ’28-’31
$18.000_____
onds.
4s '08 F-A 15,5 6 0 c-..F eb 1 1948
General Bonds.
4s '07 F-A $25,OOOr__ Aug 1 1937
Floating Debt Bonds.
10,000c_ Jly 1 1949
_
5s ’ 13 J-J $10,000____Jan 1 1928 4s ’09 J-J
5s
. . . *168,000_____ 1927-1944 BOND. D EBT Apr 11927 $5,297,850
_
4s ’ 10 A-O 42.000 _ Apr 1 1950
(Subject to call beginning Jan. 1 ’ 18)
Temp’y loan bonds (add’l) 1,211,475
Sewer Bonds.
30.000. — -June 1 1950
5 g ’ 14 A-O 15,000c.—Oct 1 1929 4s '10 J-J
($139.000,-D ec 30 ’27-’45 Sk. fd. (cash & securities)
489,007
(Subj. to call beginning Oct. 1 1919.) 4 44s’ 10 J-J 220,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1950 5s ’17 J-D
32,000.-D ec 30 ’46-’49 Assessed valuation, real.124,725,930
22,050c. ..J u ly 1 1950
4s ’ 10 J-J
l 45,000--D ec 30 ’50-'54 Assessed val., personal_ 20,260,065
_
W ater R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s ’ l l A-O 125,000____Apr 1 1951 544s’22 M-S 14.000r*.M ar 1 ’28-34 Second-class R R . property 4,220,867
4 ^ s ’22 M-N$30,000—M ay 1 ’28-’37 4s ’ l l J-D
6,500____June 1 1951
Street C onstruction Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1927-149,206,862
GEN. DEBT Dec 31 '2 6 -- $946,040 4s ’ l l M-S 14,500____Sept 1 1951
5s ’22M-S / $380,000r *_Mar 1’28-41 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927------ $31.60
Water debt (included)------- 235,000 4s '12 J-J
56.000
___________July 1 1952 V
_
Sinking fund (general)____
24,160 444s’ 13 M-S 33.000
___________SeptO1 1953 E B 23,000r*_ Mar 1 1942 Popula’n 1910, 73,409; 1920, 95,783
B ND. D
T D ec 31 ’26$1.060,361
IN T . in Elizabeth
Sinking fund (water)______
28,441 44is’ 14 F-A 95.000
___________Aug 1 1944
328,465
Assessed value, real estate.5,885,116 4Ms’16 J-J
83,600. .July 1 ’28-’46 Other debt (add’l ) _______
115,999 ENGLEWOOD/
Assessed value, personal— 1,205,450 444s
F-A ( 66,000r*_Aug l ’27-’34 Sinking fund/General____
This city is in Bergen County.
/School_____
10,406
Second class railroad prop. 107,516
135.000r*.Aug l ’35-’49 Assess, val., real estate..$17,194,040 Incorporated March 17 1899.
Less exemptions---------------45,600
112.000— .Jan 1 ’28-’34 Assess, val., personal_
Funding B onds.
_ 3,999,402
Net taxable value 1926 ------ 7,152,482 5s '22 s-a j 187.000- —Jan 1 ’35-’45
Assess, val.1946 R R .prop.1,751,135 4> *sT 5A -0 $84.000____Apr 1 1935
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926.—$49.20
15.000
___________Jan
1 2d cl.
S ch ool Bonds.
Less exemptions_________
$6,300
Population 1910, 7,468; 1920, 9,803 544s’21 J-D 62,000—June 1 ’28-’42
_
Net value taxable 1926.-22,908,277 3 Hs’00 J-D $65,OOOr_ June 1 1930
IN T. on the water second 4s is
20.000.
-June 1 ’43-’46
3H s’02 M-N 18,000o_ May 1 1932
_
$1,000) ’26
payable at Nat. Union Bank, Dover; 44*s’24 J-D
4,0OOr* Dec 1 ’27-’28 Total tax rate (per2,655; 1920, $34.10 4s ’05 M-S 90,OOOr_ Sept 1 1935
_
Population 1910,
3,530
on the water first 4s (reg.) at State
,87,OOOr* Dec 1 '29-’57
75,000c...July 1 1939
IN T . on sewer bonds payable at 4s ’09 J-J
Treasurer school account; on first
($210,000-Dec 1 ’27-’40
13,000c................. 1940
general bonds at Treasurer’s office 444s’26 J-D 120,000 ____1941-1946 U. S. Mtge. & Trust C o., N. Y .; 4H s’ 10 J-J
on bonds of 1922 at the Eegewater 4 4£s’12 J-D 43,000____Dec 1 1942
and Morris County Sav. Bank; sec­
l 13,000_________ 1947 Trust Co., Edgewater; on others at 4H s’ 15 M-S 150.000c...S ept 1 1945
ond general bonds at Treasurer’s
W ater B onds.
5s T8 J-J
80,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’47
office or Citizens’ Nat. Bank, Net- 3 J4s'03 A-O$350,000o_ Apr 1 1933 Edgewater National Bank.
_
5s '18 J-J / 21,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’48
cong, and on 4H s o f 1922 at Treas­ 4s ’03 J-D 500,000c. — Dec 1 1933
(
50 0c...Ja n 1 1949
urer’s office, Dover Trust Co. and 4s ’06 J-D 40,000c_ June 1 1936 EDGEWATER SCHOOL DIST.
_
4J*s’23 J-J
25,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’52
National Union Bank, Dover.
4s ’08 F-A 50,000c. ..F e b 1 1938
This district is in Bergen County. 4J^s’26
(308,000-.N ov 1 ’28-’49
4s ’ l l A-O 100,000o__Apr 1 1941
$12,000-July 15 ’27-’28
M -N 195,000_____ 1950-1962
4s ’ 12 A-O 100,000___ Apr 1 1942 5s ’25J-J15
DOVER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
1.000- --Ju ly 15 1929
l 9,000___________ 1963
4H s’ 15 F-A 60,000c.Aug 1 ’ 28-’45
84,000-July 15 ’31-’42
S chool Bonds.
Fire-House Bonds.
f 90,000r* Dec 1 ’27-’38
4H s’07 M -N $ 1 6 ,0 0 0 c„.$1,000 y’rly
6.000—
July M-N $15,000c_ May 1 1932
3 J4s’0215 1943
_
4)ds’07 J-D 11,000c.-.$1,000 y ’rly 4 J£s’24J-D 192,000r* Dec 1 ’39-’62 BOND. D E fiT Aug 1 ’25. $453,000
C ity-H all Bonds.
1 7,000r*_.Dec 1 1963 Assessed valuation 1925.-19,705,113 4H s’06 A-O $16,000o_ Apr 1 1938
44$s’ 16 A-O 81,000c...$4,000 y ’rly
_
B uilding B onds.
flOO.OOO-July 1 ’28-’61
General Impt. Bonds.
44£s’26 J-J ] 16,000.-July 1 ’62-’65 4s ’09 J-J $16,500o—.July 1 1949 EGG HARBOR.
($210,000c_ .A pr 1 ’28-’42
M-S 10,000___Sept 1 1951
{ 3,000____July 1 1966 4s ’ l l
This city is in Atlantic County.
5s ’22A-0
60,0 0 0c..A pr 1 ’43-’46
30,000_ Jan 1 1943
_
TOTAL D EBT M ay 3 1927.$232,000 4s ’ 13 J-J
Im provement Bonds.
(
9,000c. ..A p r 1 1947
General Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$17.30
5s ’23 s-a $14,000_____ 1927-1940
( 36,000c.July 1 ’28-’30
IN T . at Nat. Union Bank, Dover. 4>$s’ 13 M-S $20,000___ Sept 1 1943
S ch ool Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-J j 377,000c.July 1 ’31-’59
444s’ 14 J-J
64.000____July 1 1934
($57,000 ..J u ly 1 ’27-’45
( 9,OOOr_ July 1 I960
_
4s ’ 15 M -N 15,000___Nov 1 1935 5s '22 J-J
DUMONT.
24,000..July 1 ’46-’51
(25,OOOr* Oct 1 ’28-’32
_
This borough is in Bergen County. 4s ’ 99 J-J 150,000_ Jan 1 1929
( 1,500___ July 1 1952 4J-£s’24 A-O 6,000r*_.Oct 1 1933
4s ’ l l
M-S 35,000_ Sept 11931
_
W ater Bonds.
Borough Bonds.
84,OOOr* Oct 1 ’34-’45
5s
J-J $18,000____J u ly ’27-’32 5s ’21 J-D /394,000r*_Dec 1 ’27-47
($22,000..Sept 1 '27-37
l 5,OOOr*..Oct 1 1946
l 12,000r*_-Dec 1 1948 5s ’22 s-a ( 39,000--Sept 1 ’38-’50 4J4s’26
Sewer Bonds.
( 30,000--N ov 1 ’28-’30
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
5s '25 M -N /$52,000c*_Nov 1 ’27-43
( 1,500___ Sept 1 1951
M -N 300,000______1931-1950
J-J $10,000.—July l'2 8-’37 5s ’27 M -N 104,OOOr*May 1 ’28-’62
1 88.000c*.N ov 1 ’44r-65 4K s
l 10,000___________1951

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ENGLEWOOD (C o n c lu d e d )—
G E N . B D . D T . M ay l ’27-$2,383,500
Assessment debt (add’l ) - 526,354
Floating debt (add’l)_____
40.086
Sinking fu n d s___________
270,994
Assess, val. real_________ 26,943,900
Assess, val. personal_____ 3,183,706
Second class R R _________
77,461
Net value taxable 1927___30,205,067
Tot. tax rate ’26 (per $1,000)-$39.10
Pgulation 1910. 9,924: 1920. 11,627
IN T . at U. S. Mtge. & Tr. C o..
N. Y ., and at office of City Treas.

NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS

BOND. D E B T M ay 18 ’27 $85,000
V ocational S chool Bonds.
F-A $40,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’34 8inklng fund______________ 26,986
75,000r* Jan 2 ’28-’30 Total assess, value 1926_ 8,436,540
_
260,000r* Jan 2 ’31-’40
4M s’25 J-J 160,000r* Jan 2 ’41-’45
165,000r* Jan 2 ’46-’59 FRANKLIN SCH. DIST.
This district is in Sussex County.
,390,000r* Jan 2 ’ 51-'63
| 65.000r* June 1 ’28-’39 5s ’ 14 J-J $26,000____July ’27-’36
5Ms’22 A-O(131,000--Apr 1 ’28-’39
4M s’25 J-D f 175,000r* June 1 ’40-’64
1 3,000____Apr 1 1940
R efu nding & Impt. B onds.
(88,000c* Apr 1 ’28-'39
($460,000. Aug 1 ’27-'30
4 M s g ’22_-] 125,000— Aug 1 1931 5 s ’26 A-O 45,000c* Apr 1 ’40-’44
1 4 ,000c*-_Apr 1 1945
1204,000-Aug 1 ’32-’38
172,250---A u g 1 1939 BOND. D E B T M ay 1927. $179,000
Total assess, val. 1927____9.390,948
B D . D T . Dec 31 '26___ $25,342,197
ESSEX COUNTY.
Temporary debt (add’l) _ 5,218,250 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921 ____ $15,17
The county seat is Newark.
Assessed val real_____ 1,172,882,007 Population 1926______________44,2 1
Im provement B onds.
IN T . on bonds of 1922 payable at
Assessed val. personal___235,958,638
[ $28,000rNov 1 ’27-’29 2d class R R . property______________ 7,575,721
the Sussex County Trust C o.,
4M s’ 19M-N-i 33,000r..N ov 1 1930 Less exemptions________ 11,545,400 Franklin; on others at Farmers Nat.
|336,000r.Nov 1 ’31-’38 Net val. taxable 1927.-1,404,870,466 Bank, Sussex.
l 34,000r_Nov 1 1939 Popula’n 1910. 512.886: ’20, 652,089
R efu n d in g Bonds.
IN T. on $1,500,000 park bonds at
($1,251,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’35 office of J. & W. Seligman & Co. of FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. Midland
This
O.
820.000. N ov 1 ’36-’40 Y. City, and Seligman Bros, of Park) istownship (PCounty.
4Ms’25
N.
in Bergen
M -N 1,701,000.-N ov 1 ’41-49 London; on all other bonds at the
Road Bonds.
193,720____N ov 1 1950 U. S. Mtge. & Trust C o.. N. Y.
4s
___$31.000--$2,000 yearly
Road Bonds.
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 '26- $31,000
4s ’09 F-A $177,000r__ Feb 1 1929 ESSEX FELLS.
Temporary debt (add'l)___
32,880
This borough is in Essex County. Sinking fund______________
4 s ’ l l - . - 100.000___ M ay 11931
14,310
4s g ’ 12 J-D 22.000r— Dec 1 1932 5s ’20 s-a $154,000c_July28 '27-'60 Assess, val., real estate____1,597,825
W ater W orks Bonds.
4s '13 - - - 75,000____ M ay 1 1933
Assess, val., personal_____ 216,310
6s ’21 — $26,500c.0ct 1 ’27-’ 50 2d class R R . property____
4Ms’ 13 - - - 63,000_____Dec 1 1933
3,745
(18,000c*.N ov l'27-'35 Less exemptions__________
4M g’ 15 F-A 270,0 0 0 c...A u g 2 1935
56,000
4M g’ 15F-A 200,000c__ Aug 2 1935 5 s ’25 M -N ] 84,000c*_Nov l ’36-’63 Net value taxable 1926____ 1,761,580
I 2,0 00c*..N ov 1 1964 Total tax rate (per $1,000) *26.$53.00
4Ms’ 15
25,000_____Sept 1 1935
4M g’ 17 J-D 1] 5,0 09.-June 1 ’28-’32 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $335,934 Population in 1920___________3,448
4Ms’18 - - . Ii0.e00--June 1 ’28-’32 Water debt (incl.)________ 258,000
7,059 FRANKLIN TW P. SCH. DIST.
f 120,000 .Aug 1 ’27-’30 Sinking fund, General_____
4 X s g’19F-A] 225,000. Aug 1 ’31-’35 Assessed (Real estate______ 2,187,029
This school district (P.O. Wyckoff)
value. (Personal________ 292,300 is in Bergen County.
[ 36,000---A u g 1 1936
2nd class R R . prop_______
7,329 -s ’22 - - ($31,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’42
Hospital B onds.
1,500
Less exemptions__________
1 60,000r*. Apr 1 ’43-’62
Overbrook—
Net val. taxable 1926_____ 2,485,958
4s ’05 A-O$200,000 r * - Apr 15 1945 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$33.50 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’2 7 -—$91,000
4s g ’06 F-A 500,000c_ Aug 1 1946 Population in 1910, 442: 1920, 598' Floating debt (add 1)_______ 5,200
_
IN T . payable at the First Na­
4s g ’07 F-A 500,000c___Aug 1 1947
4s g ’0 8 _
_
75,000r_ Feb 11948 EWING TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST. tional Bank. Ridgewood.
_
4s g '08 M -N 500,000c.—M ay 1 1948
This district (P. O. Trenton, R. D. FREEHOLD.
4s g ’08 A-O 431,000c— -Oct 1 1948 No. 1) is in Mercer County.
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
4s g ’09 - . - 440,000c— M ay 1 1949 6s ’ 19
. . . $ 2 5 .0 0 0 --...............1937
4s g '10 F-A 100,000c.—Aug 1 1950 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’2 7 .. $200,000 Incorporated 1869.
Sewerage Extension Bonds.
4 la g 'll F-A 100,000c_ Feb 1 1951 Assessed valuation, real_ 2,900,000
_
_
4 K s’ 14
160.000------June 1 1934 Assessed val., personal------ 300,000 4M s’24 J-J $32,000r*July 1 ’28-'42
W ater W orks Bonds.
(340,000r* July 1 ’ 28-’44 Total assessed val. 1920—.3,200,000
4H s’24 J-J 540,000r* July 1 ’ 45-’62 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 .$24.90 4Ms'23 . . . $4\OOOcr__Aprl’28-43
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
l 18.000r*„ July 1 1963 Population in 1920___________4,500
4M s’16 J-J ($12,000c—Jan 1 ’28-’40
4J4s’ 15 — $50,000____Feb 1 1035
1 12.000c--Jan 1 ’41-’46
4J£s’ 15 — - 30,000____M ay 1 1935 FAIR VIEW.
This borough is in Bergen County. BOND. D E B T Dec 31 ’ 26- $439,290
4Ms’ 16 — - 50.000____Feb 1 1936
Water debt (incl.)________ 263,000
Street and Sewer Bonds.
Contagious Diseases.
_
27,300
’27 J-J $13,000r*.Jan 1 ’29-’41 Assessment debt (add’l ) _
4s ’03 M-N$30,000r.^Nov 14 1943 4s Sewer Bonds.
Assessed val., real estate__4,634,965
4s g ’04 F-A 207,000c— -Aug 1 1944 5s
Assessed val. personal_____1,088,250
_ $’ 17,000..............— .1944
_
4s '09 — - .31,000------Aug 1 194,9 5s
46,944
00,000 _________ serial 2d class R R . property_____
4s g ’ 10 F-A 100,000c_ Aug 1 I960
_
Less exemptions__________ 105,790
Disposal
4M g’ l l F-A 50,000c--.F eb 1 1951 5Ms’22 F-A P lant Bonds. 1 ’27-’45 Net value taxable 1926____ 5,664,369
$26,000.-Aug
4s
_
_ 100.000 __Oct 1 1931
Assessment Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$39.02
60.000 __Dec 1 1955
4M s’ 15 . . .
4,768
1 ’28-’38
flO.000—Dec 1 '27-’28 5s ’27 J-J $223,OOOr*.Jan $490,000 Population 1910. 3,233; 1920,(*) at
IN T . on bonds marked
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '266.000 __Dec 1 19M Sinking fund______________
5s ’ 18 J-D
61,751 Boro. Treas. office, on others at
59.000._Dec 1 ’30-’3B Assess, val., real_________ 4,252,230 Nat. Freehold Banking Co.
1126,000. Aug 1 ’27-’35Assess, val., personal______ 445,835
4 X s g’ 19F-A 18.000 _Aug 1 1936 2d class railroad property_
2,016 Ga
LRFIELD.
252.000- Aug 1 ’37-'48Less exemptions__________
93,500
This city is In Bergen County.
7,000_ Aug 1 1949 Net val. taxable 1926____ 4,606,581 Pop’n 1910, 10,213; 1920____ 19,381
_
Park Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26____$61.80
F unding Bonds.
3.85g’95F-A$200.000r*—Aug 1 1930 Population ’27 (est.) 8,000; ’20, 4,882 4M g’ 19 — $105.000r*. July 1 ’28-34
3.65g’95F-A 200.000r*—Aug 1 1935
IN T . on bonds o f 1922 at the
F unding Bonds.
4s g ’98 F-A 500,000r*—Aug 1 1938 Borough Collector’s office
5s g ’ 15 J-D $95,000c__ June 1 1945
4s g ’99 F-A 500,000r * „ A u g 1 1938
5s ’04
. . . 15,000-.................. 1934
4s g '00 F-A$500,000r*—Aug 1 1938
5s ’08
15,000----- ----------1938
4s g *03 F-A 50O,0O0r*._Aug 1 1943 FAIRVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Street Im provement Bonds.
4 s g ’05 F-A 500,000r*._Aug 1 1943 5s ’ 16 A-O $54,000..D e c 1 ’36&’46 .s ’27 M-S $27,000______1928-1937
140,000_______________
4s g ’08 M -N 300,000c-..M ay 1 1948 5s
W ater Bonds.
8 ,0 0 0 r*.. J ’ly 1’28-’31 5s '13 J-D $85.000c— June 1 1943
4s g ’08 A-O 200,000c— Oct 1 1948 6s ’23 J-J
6,000r*_. J’ly l ’32-’33 5s ’05
4s g ’09 F-A 250,000c.—Aug 1 1949
- . - 74,000___ Sept 1935
(30,000c* July 1 ’28-'32 5s '08
4s g ’ l l F-A 50,000c...S ept 1 1951
—. 35,000___ Dec 1 1938
35,000c* July 1 ’33-’37 5s 23 - - . / 5,000_____Jan 1 1928
4 s ?l l . . .
60,000____Sept 1 1951
64,000c* July 1 ’38-’45
4s g ’ 12 J-D 100,000c— .D e c 1 1952 5s ’25 J-J
130,000____ Jan 1 1929
81,000c* July 1 ’46-’ 54 .s
4M g’ 13 M-N275.000------M ay 1 1953
J-D (203,000—Dec 1 ’27-’55
l 4,000c*__July 1 1955
4 ^ g ’ 14 F-A 200,000c...A ug 1 1954
1 9,000____ Dec 1 1956
4H b'14 . . . 250,000------Aug 1 1954 TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 ’27--$423,000
Passaic V alley Sewer Bonds.
4 M g'15 J-J 250,000c.. .July 1 1955 Sinking fund______________ 43,826 5M s’26 J-J $16,000--July 1 ’ 28-’43
4Mg’ 17J-D 418,000 June 11 ’28-1967
Sewer B onds.
IN T . on bonds o f 1923 at Cliffside
4Ms g’20F-A 1170,000r.Feb 1 ’28-’69 Park Nat. Bank, Cliffside Park.
4 Ms’ l l A-0/S20,000------Apr 1 1931
\ 6,000r— Feb 1 1970
\ 22,500____Apr 1 1941
1196.000- June 1 ’28-’55
Saddle River Road bonds_
_ 9,035
4 M s g ’22s-a( 9,000_ June 1 1956 FLEMINGTON SCH. DIST.
_
GROSS DEBT Dec 31 ’26 $5,523,518
This district
1160.000June 1 ’57-’ 72 is in Hunterdon Co. Less deductions__________ 4,151,088
School Bonds.
4Ms’24 M -S 135,000r* Mar 1 ’28-’72
NET D E B T ____________ 1,372,430
4M s’24 M -N 88,000r* May 1 ’28-’ 49 4s ’ 15 J-J $46,0 0 0 c____ 1928-1945 Assessed val. real estate.. 14,951,586
4Ms’24M -N jl75,000r* M ay 1 ’28-’52 (See V. 99. p. 1694, for maturity.) Assessed val. personal____ 5,370,645
Grammar School B onds.
1 4,000r
M ay 1 1953
2d class R R . property____
6,636
— . $31,000_______________ Less exemptions_________
4M s’25 — ) 120,000--D ec 1 ’27-’50 -s
318,500
1175.000- -D ec 1 ’51-’75 Notes.
Net taxable value 1926_ 20,010,367
_
- - - $4,500-$500yrly. Sept 1 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $48.70
fl92.OOOc.May 1 ’28-’51 5 Ms
4Ms’26M N (288.000c.M ay 1 ’52-’ 75 BON D. DEBT Mar 1926-. $81,500
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Garfield
4,500
3,000c. . .M ay 1 1976 Floating debt (add’l ) ______
4K s
F-A /400,000_ - Feb 1 ’28-’52 Tot.asses.val.'25(80% act.)2,366,884 GARFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
1576,000.-Feb
’53-’76 Tax (per $1,000) 1925_______ $44.40
This district is in Bergen County.
IN T . at Flemington Nat. Bank.
140.000 ____1928-1947
5s '16 J-J $23,000c.July 1 ’28-’39
4 Ms
F-A] 80,000_____ 1948-1957 FORT LEE.
(See V . 101, p. 1904. for maturity.)
(171,000______1958-1976
This borough is in Bergen County. 5s ’ 16 J-D 143,000..July 1 ’28-’46
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’ 12 M-N$150,000____M ay 1 1932 Incorp. March 1904. Population (See V. 102, p. 2363, for maturity.)
1910, 4,472; 1920, 5,761. All bonds
School
4M s’ 14 — . 100,000____Apr 1 1934 are in coupon form, but may be 6 g '20 F-ABonds.
(196,000r*. Aug 1 '27-’ 58
4M s’15 — - 30,000------July 1 1935 registered as to principal only.
1 4,000r*_ Aug 1 1959
_
2 0 .0 0 0 - -D ec 31 1935
4s ’ 15
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27 -- $366,000
F un din g B onds.
25.000 __Dee 1 1935 5s ’ 12 A-O *8,000 —Oct 1 ’27-’28 Tot.assess.val. (real&per.) 5,864.374
4Ms’15 —
10.000 _Dec 1 1935
4M s’15 — IN T . at First Nat. Bk., Garfield.
-June
27.000 __June 11936 5s ’ 13 J-D f 67,000 --.J u n 1 ’28-42
4Ms’ 16 —
1 9,000
e 1 1943
L incoln Highway B onds.
5s ’ 13 J-D 60,000 -D ec 1 ’27-’42 GARWOOD.
4s ’ 10 — $200,000____Mar 1 1950
This borough is in Union County
’ 15 M-N 100,000 ...M a y
4Ms’ l l — - 50,000____Feb 1 1931 5s Temporary Impt. Bonds. 1 1945 Borough hall bonds_______
$6,000
4M s’ l l — 150.000 __Feb 1 1951 5Ms’22 A-0$255,000____Oct 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26- S45.210
100.000 __Aug 1 1952
4s *12
Assessment debt (add’l) ---- 111,000
P ublic Improvement Bonds.
100.000 __Jan 1 1953
4s ’ 13 —
81,935
$4.000___ Apr
1928
4M s’13 — 150.000 ---Aug 1 1953 5 s ’ 22 A-O ( 138,000.-Apr 1 129-’ 51 Improvement ctfs. (add’l ) .
Sinking fund______________
50,674
’
C ourt House Bonds.
5,741____Apr 1 1952 Assess,
4s g ’00 F-A$900,000 r * „ Aug 1 1940 TO T. DEBTl Dec 31 ’26--$l,303,147 Assess, val., real estate____2,733,546
val.,
4s g ’04 F-A 500,000c— -Aug 1 1944 Sinking fund, general_____ 259,987 Ind. Class R Rpersonal_____ 925,627
. property_
_
45,550
4s g ’06 F-A 200,000c— -Feb 1 1946 Assessed valuation, real_ 6,720,965 Less exemptions__________
60,500
_
4 s g ’06 F-A 200,000c...A ug 1 1946 Assessed val'n, personal_
_ 975,794 Net taxable value 1926------3,644.223
4s g ’07 F-A 25,000r— Aug 1 1947 Less exemptions__________ 150,550 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $37.40
4s M l M-S 250,000------Mar 1 1951 Net value taxable 1926------ 7,546.209 Population 1910, 1,118; 1920 , 2,084
Penal In stitu tion B onds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$58.70
4Ms'14 . . . $25,000____June 1 1934 Population in 1924 (est.)______ 6,000
4M g’ 15 M-S $145,000C-.Sept 1 1935 INT. at First Nat. Bank. Fort Lee. GARWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT
- s ’ 12 — - $30,500 _____ 1927-1942
4Ms’ 16 —
35,000— -M ar 1 1936
5s ’22 _
_ 752,000--June 1 ’28-'54
Parental School Bonds.
1 1,500____June 1 1955
FORT LEE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4M s’15 — - $18.000____Feb 1 1945
This district is in Bergen County. 4M s’26 J-J / 40,000c* Jan 1 ’28-’37
4Ms’ 15 —
57.000------Apr 1 1945
1140,000c* Jan 1 ’38-’65
S chool Bonds.
Land Bonds.
$35,000_________ 1928 BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’23- $93,000
4M g’ 16 J-J $127,000c— -Jan 2 1946 .s ’05 - - 40,000_________ 1936 Assessed valuation________ 2,963,368
4Ms’ 16 —
17,000— -June 15 1946 .s ’ l l - - .
30,000____ 1938-1943 Population in 1922 (estimated) .2,500
4Ms’ 17 —
20,000--Aug 1 ’27-’47 4M s’ 16 A-O




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GLASSBORO.
This borough is in Gloucester Co.
Sewer B onds.
4M s’25 J-J $150,000r*_.Jan 1 1931
4M s’26 M -S/ 180,000c____1927-1956
i 70,000c___ 1957-1966
BOND. DEBT Feb 1926-- $289,297
_
Net taxable value, 1926_ 4,526,960
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $33.60
Population 1910, 2.821; 1920, 3,073
I N T . at New York Trust C o. ,N .Y .
GLEN RIDGE.
This borough is in Essex County.
Inc. Feb. 13 1895. Pop’n '10, 3,260;
1920, 4,620.
Paving Bonds.
4M s’ 16 F-A $30,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’36
in cin erator B onds.
4M s’ 16 J-J
$4.000c_Jan 1 ’28-’36
P laygrounds B onds,
4M s’24 J-J J$12,000c— . Jan 1 ’28-34
1 6 0 ,0 0 0 c -.-J a n l'35-54
R oad-Im provem ent B onds.
4s ’02 A-O $1,000c.........Oct 1927
Park B onds.
4s '01 M-N $16,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’30
4s ’09 M-N 3,OOOo_May 15 ’28-33
Sewer B onds.
($48,000cJune 1 28-43
4Ms 22 J-D
72,000cJune 1 ’44-’61
I 2,0 00c-. June 1 1962
4Ms’24 M -N 57,000c.M ay 1 ’28-55
W ater Bonds.
4M s’12 M-N $44,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1932
4Ms’25 J-J (32,000c* July 1 ’28-43
166,000c* July 1 ’44-’65
4M s’27 A-O j 34,000______1929-1945
121,000______1946-1967
M unicipal Bldg. & Library Site.
4Mg’16 M -N S22,000c____ 1927-1948
M unicipal Bldg. Site Bonds.
4Ms’ 22 J-D $13.000c.Dec 1 ’ 26-'38
BOND. D E B T Feb 28 ’ 27 $491,700
Water debt (included)_____ 220,993
Floating debt (add’l ) ______ 272,881
Sinking funds____________
57,688
Assessed val., real_______ 15,153,396
Assessed val., p erson al... 1,581,000
2d class railroad property. _ 23,996
Less exemptions__________ 160,500
Net value taxable_______ 16,597,892
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—$35.00
IN T . pay. at Bank of Montclair
and the Glen Ridge Trust Co.
GLEN RIDGE SCHOOL DIST.
4s ’ 99 M-S $52,000c— .Sept 1 1929
4s ’01 M-S
6,000c—.Sept 1 1929
4Ms’08 M-S 18,0 0 0 c...S ep t 1 1934
4Ms’ 08 M-S 30,000c_ Sept 1 1938
_
4Ms’ 10 J-D 35,000c_ Dec 1 1940
_
4 Ms g'12M-S 35,000c_ Moh 1 1932
_
4Msg’15M-S 32.000c_Mar 1 ’28-’37
f 20.000r*.M ar 1 ’28-31
4M s’24M -S
6,000r*. .M ar 1 1932
147,000r*.Mar 1 ’33-53
l 3.000r*_.M ar 1 1954
4M s’27 J-D (58,000r* . . . 1929-1957
jl.OOOr*_________1958
BOND. D E B T Apr 25 ’27 $401,000
Assessed valuation 1927—18,301,896
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_____ $34.20
IN T . on 4M s o f 1910 at Essex
Title Guaranty & Trust C o., M ont­
clair: on 4 Ms o f 1915 and 4 Ms of
1924 at Glen Ridge Trust C o.; on
all others at Bank of Montclair.
GLEN ROCK.
This borough is in Bergen County.
R oad and Sewer B onds.
4M s’27 J-D$102,000--June 1 ’28-’56
Sewer B onds.
($18,000c*July 1 ’28-’36
4Ms’25 J-J
60,000c*July 1 ’37-’56
l 3,000c*-. July 1 1957
GEN. B D . D T . M ay 1 ’27- $128,000
Assess, debt (add’l)_______ 336,000
Floating debt (add’l) _____
336,058
Sinking fund______________
22,479
Assess, val. real___________5,146,640
Assess, val. personal______ 424,605
Net value taxable________ 5,571,245
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 1 $45.80
Population 1920______________ 3,500
IN T . at Ridgewood Trust C o.,
Ridgewood.
GLEN ROCK SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Glen Rock) is
in Bergen County.
School Bonds.
4M s’26 F-A $67,000r* Aug 1 ’28-’46
(For maturity see V. 123, p. 1140.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $226,407
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_ 550,404
Floating debt (add’l)______ 102,233
Sinking fund— General____
22,479
Tot.assess, val. ( Mact.) ’27- -5,571,245
T ot. tax rate (per $1,000)’2 7 --$45.80
Population 1927 (est.)________ 3,500
GLOUCESTER CITY.
This city is in Camden County.
Inc. Apr. 17 1868. Pop’n ’ 10, 9,462;
1920, 12,162.
Sewer R efu n d in g Bonds.
6s ’20 J-D Sll.OOOr*..Dec 1 ’27-40
F u n din g B onds.
5s ’ 10 . . . $90,000...........Jan 1930
5s '14 „ 55,000___ Feb 1 1944
-s '15 - - .
55,000_____________ _________
Street-Im pt. Bonds.
6s ’20 J-D ) $36,000c. Dec 1 ’28-’36
\ 16,000c.Dec 1 ’37-’40
5Ms’26 J-J (252,715c...July 1 1932
1129,000c-..July 1 1936
R efu n d in g Bonds.
-s ’22 - - . $31,300 ________Serially
Im provem ent B onds.
4M s’08 J-J $75,000____ Jan 11928
4M s’09 J-J
75,000____ July 1 1929
4Ms’ 10 M -N 25,000____ Nov 1 1930
5Ms’25 F-A 235,000____ Aug 1 1935
S ch ool B onds.
4s ’07 M-N *55,000____ May 1 1937
5s ’ 13 M -N 20.000____May 1 1943
5s ’ 14 M -N 20.000____ Nov 1 1944
120,000.-June 1 ’28-’47
4Ms’26 — 7,000____________948
136,000 _____ 1949-1965
7,000___________ 1966

J une, 1927.]

NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS

HACKENSACK SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Bergen County,
co-terminous with Hackensack.
4s ’05 F-A $45,000c.Aug 1 ’34-’42
5s ’07 M-S
8,000c_Sept 1 ’ 27-’ 29
5s ’08 J-J
55,000cJuly 15 ’31-’41
4s ’03 J-J
21,000c.July 1 ’28-’33
4s ’03 F-A
4,000c Aug 15 ’30-’33
5 s ’ 93 J-J
3.000c July 1 5 ’ 27-’32
4 Jus’ l l M -N106.000r.May 1 ’27-’43
5s ’ 13 J-J
58,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’42
454s’ 16 A-O 24,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’44
(See V. 103, p. 1531, for maturity.)
4J4s’ 16 A-Ozl 80.000- - Apr 1 ’28-’46
•s
5
. . . 190.000. - Jan 1 ’ 28-’52
4 ^ s ’26 F-A /27,000c*Feb 15 '28-54
1 500c*. .F eb 15 1955
4 Ms’26 M-S 289,000r*.Sept 1 ’28-’56
4 ^ s ’26 M-S (54,000.-Sept 1 ’28-’45
1 4 ,OOOr*_________ 1946
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
BOND. D EBT Apr 26 ’27$1,147,000
County seat is Woodbury.
Sinking fund_____________
93,772
B uilding Bonds.
Tot. assess, val. '25 (est.) .28,342,966
4M s’25 J-D $283,O O *J’ne 20 ’28-’45 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.S18.00
Or
Road B onds.
x IN T . at People’s Trust &
4J4s’ 12 A-O $36,OOOr_Apr 1 ’28-’39 Guarantee Co.; other bonds at
5s ’ 15 J-J
33.000r.Jan 1 ’28-’38 Hackensack Trust Co., Hackensack.
5s T8 J-J
10,000r.July 1 ’ 27-’28
5s 20 J-J
15,000r_Jan 1 ’ 28-30
6s 21 J-J
50,000r.jan 1 28-31 HADDON SCHOOL DISTRICT. is
6s ’21 J-D/15,OOOr.June 30 ’28-’30 in This district (P. O. Westmont)
Camden County.
I 4,000r_ June 30 1931
_
6s ’21 J-J (15,OOOr..July 1 ’28-’29 4M s’26 A -O $129,000..0ct 1 ’27-’60
1 4,C00r____July 1 1930 BONDED D E B T _______________(?)
5s ’22 J J
40,000.-Jan 1 ’28-'35
( 31,000c— .D e c 15 1927 HADDON TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Westmont) is
4}4s’22 J-D 288,OOOc.Dec 15 ’28-’36
I 28,000c..D ec 15 1937 in Camden County.
W ater Bonds.
„
434s’25J-D J300,OOOr* J’ne 20 ’28-37
\ 25,000r*_June 20 1928 4H s’25 A-O/$30,000C*.Apr 1 ’28- 37
1112,000c*. Apr 1 ’38-’65
4M s’27 J-D 306,OOOr*June 25 ’28-42
4 K s’25 M-S 79,OOOc*Sept 1 ’27-’65
Bridge Bonds.
Tem porary Sewer Bonds.
4H s’ 13 J-J
$8,000r..Jan 1 ’ 28-’31
($125,000___ July 1 1932
5s T4 J-J
2,O
OOr ...J a n 1 1928
20,000___ Jan 1 1935
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27$1,604,637 5Ms’26J-J
[ 10,000___ July 1 1935
General sinking fund_____
30,166
Im provement B onds.
Assessed val. real estate_57,551,080
Assess, val. personal_____9,813,169 5M s’25 M-S $112,000— Sept 1 1931
Net taxable value 1927___66,774,925 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’2 7 .- $488,000
Total assess, val. 1925____58,632,282 Sinking fund, &c_____ 702,447
County tax (per $1,000) 1927..$13.05 Assess, val., real estate-8,052,900
Popula’n , 1910, 37,368; 1920. 48,224 Assess, val., personal- 416,400
class R R . property.
24,109
INT. payable in Woodbury Second exemptions------ 198,809
Less
at Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Nat. Bk. Net valuation taxable ’26.-8,294,609
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926...$24.00
GLOUCESTER TWP. SCH. DIS. Population 1910, 1,465; 1920. .2,708
This district (P. O. Blackwood) is
in Camden County.
HADDONFIELD.
School Bonds.
This borough is in Camden County.
($14,000c.Dec 15 27- 33
5s g M-S ( 13,500c.Dec 15 34- 42 5s Improvement Bonds. 15 ’28-’30
’25M-N j $9.000.M ay
[ 20.000c.Dec 15 43-'52
l 40,000-May 15 ’31-’40
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27___ $47,500
School Bonds.
Floating debt_______________ 7,995 4J4S
. . . $11,000......... 1927-1946
W ater Bonds.
QUTTENBERG.
4 ^ s ’(.'9 J-J $40.000— Jan 1 ’28- 40
This town is in Hudson County
Paving and Park Bonds.
Inc. M ch. 9 1859. Pop. 1910, 5,647 5s '15 J-D $29,000___ Dec 1 1945
1920, 6,726.
5s T6 — 15,000.........
—
S ch ool B onds.
Tem porary Impt. Bonds.
5s ’07 J-J $18,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’36 5s ’26 A-O ($239,000---------------- 1932
5s '17 —
8,000----------------------\ 99,000__________ 1936
- s '22 . . . (10,000.-Oct 1 ’ 27-’36
Street Bonds.
1 121.08.Oct 1 1937 4H s’ 12 A-0$150,000----- Apr 1 1942
5s '26
245,000.-July 1 ’27-46 5s '13 M-S 60,000----- Sept 1 1943
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5a '15 J-D 17,000----- June 1 1945
___
$6,000___ June 1 1931
.8
Sewer B onds.
___
Funding Bonds.
4s
- . . $19,000--$1.000 yearly
$136,000___ July 1 1939 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’ 2652,753,964
5s ’ 12 J-J 143,0 00c...Jan 1 1942 Sinking fund (general)----- 1,469,690
Sinking fund (water)--------8,356
R efunding Bonds.
5s ’ 18 . . . ( $4,000.Apr 16 ’28-'29 Net taxable value 1927___10,813,757
1 33.000.Apr 16 '30-’39 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $40.40
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26 $544,3.39 Population 1927--------------------11,000
51,959
Assessment debt (add’1)___
IN T. on water and street bonds at
Floating debt (add’l)--------- 113,169 Treasurer’s office.
Sinking fund_____________
119,748
Assessed vai’n, real estate.4,992,800
Assessed val'n, personal_
_ 362.300 HADDONFIELD SCH. DISTRICT
This district is in Camden County.
Total valuation 1926______ 5,355,100
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— 340.30 44£s’23M-S J $95,000-Mar 15 ’28-50
\ 5 .5 0 0 ...M ar 15 1951
INT. on funding 5s of 1912 at
( 52,000..Jan 1 ’28-’31
People’s Safe Dep. & Tr. Co.. Union. 4 ^ s ’26 .„ ■ ) 75,000..Jan 1 ’32-’36
(360,000. .Jan 1 ’37-’ 56
4 ^ s ’26 . . .
58,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’66
HACKENSACK.
This city is in Bergen County. 4%s'27 F-A 60,000.-Feb 15 ’28-’37
Incorporated 1868.
Population, BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $835,200
Total assess, val. 1927___ 10,813,757
1910, 14,050; 1920, 17,667.
School tax (per $1,000) ’26---$12.39
F unding Bonds.
4H g T2 F-A$150.000---- Aug 1 1942 HADDON HEIGHTS.
Floating Indebtedness Bonds.
This borough is in Camden Co.
5s T7 J-J $38,000____July 1 1936 Town & fire hall bonds 1938.$18,000
Street Im provement Bonds.
♦Improvement Bonds.
f$18,000r*_- Jan l ’28-30 5s ’25 A-O $72,0 00c____ 1927-1934
7,OOOr*___ Jan 1 ’31
Funding Bonds.
4J*s’24 J-J
90,000r*_. Jan 1’32-41 5s T7 M-NS14.900---------------------9,OOOr*____Jan 1 '42 (Due part yearly begin. Dec. 1918.)
Fire apparatus bonds 1945.. $5,OO0
Fire T ruck Bonds.
4 ^ s ’24 M-S $39,OOOr*._M a r l’28-40 Sewer bonds 1941------------ 40.000
4M s’25 M-S ( 8,OOOr* Mar 1 ’27-’31 Street bonds 1931, '32, ’4 4 .. 93,000
1 3,000r*..M ar 1 1932 Funding bonds 1945----------- 15.000
Sewer P lant & Gen. Im pt. Bds.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4 H s ’ 23
($30,000------- 192/-1941
4s ’05 J J $30,000c.July 1 ’28-’34
M -N \ 21,000_____ 1942-1948
Street & Drainage Bonds.
Street Bonds.
$6,500--Feb 1 ’28-’40
5s ’20 A-O $20,000___ Apr 1 1935 5 s ’23 . - Sewer Im provement Bonds.
Euipment Bonds.
5 s ’ 23 — - ($42,000-.Feb 1 ’28-’54
5s '20 A-O $6,000____Apr 1 1928
l 8,000.-Feb 1 ’ 55-’62
Park Bonds.
General
5s T8 F-A $1,000___ Aug 1 1927 4M s’25 J-J Im provement Bonds.
($42,000..July 1 ’28-’47
4J^sT0 J-J
12.00Oo.July 1 :28-’39
1 15,000 ..J u ly 1 ’48-’52
( 96,000-Mar 1 ’28-'36 5s '25 J-J (158,000c*..July 1 1931
5s ’22 M-S \ 90,000-Mar 1 ’37-’42
1105,000c*_. July 1 1935
I
6,000_ Mar 1 1943 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27-.$905,555
_
4 ^ s ’25 M -N 35,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’ 64 Assessed val. teal estate___7,587,760
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed val. personal_____ 697,900
4H s ’ 23 ($416,OOOr*.__Janl’28-59 2d class R R . property_____
17,490
J-J
] 12,000r*. ..J an 1 1960 Less exemptions__________ 125,200
[ 10,OOOr*... Jan 1 1961 Net taxable value 1926------ 8,177,950
GEN. B D . D T . Dec31 ’26$1,137,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S32.80
Sinking fu n d ___________
56,635 Population 1910. 1.452; 1920.-2,950
Assessed pal’n, real estate.32,240,075
Assessed val’n, personal_ 3,320,595 HADDON HEIGHTS SCH. DIS.
Second class R R . property49,206
This district is in Camden County.
Less exemptions__________ 237,800
($63,000r*— Dec 1 ’27-’35
Net value taxable 1927— 36,396,136 5s '22 . . (200,000r*_ Dec 1 ’36-’60
_
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’27 $42.50
( 3,000r*___ Dec 1 1961
IN T . on funding bonds, school
( 12,OOOr* July 1 ’28-’31
bonds and sewer bonds at Hacken­ 5s ’24 J-J j 128,OOOr* July 1 ’32-’63
sack Trust Co.; on bonds marked (*)
( 1,000r*.. July 1 1964
at Hackensack Trust Co. or Nat 5s '26 M-S $15,000..Sept 1 ’28-’57
Bank o f Commerce, N . Y . City.
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’26 . $422,000
GLOUCESTER C IT Y (Concluded).
W ater Bonds.
5 s ’87 M -N $4,000c____ 1927-1928
5s ’90 M -N 8.000c____ 1929-1932
4s '03 J-J
16.000c....Tan 1 1933
4s ’ 12 . . .
10.000____Oct 1 1932
-s ’ 15 . . .
26,000__________ _
5s '27 A-O 147,000..A p r 1 ’28-’63
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 ’2682,632,499
Less deductions__________ 2,0/4,433
NET D E B T ____________
558,066
Assessed val’n, real estate$8,407,153
Assessed val’n, personal_ 1,012,200
_
_
51,871
2nd. class R R . property_
Less exemptions__________ 108,000
Net value taxable 1926------9,363.224
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--S38.80
IN T . payable at City Hall.




HALEDON.
This borough is in Passaic County.
Inc. 1908.
Pop’n 1910, 2.560:
1920 3 435.
5s g ’ 18 M -N $4.000c..M ay 1 ’28-29
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’ 23 M-S $46,000c___Septl’27’42
W ater B onds.
5s
J-D $45,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1935
4s M
is M-N 10.000c. N «v 1 1934
GEN. BD . D T. Jan 1 1927. $95,424
71.000
Water debt (add’l)________
Assess, val. real__________ 4,009,825
Assess, val. personal______ 476,150
Net value taxable, 1926___4,485,975
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$28.50
INTEREST payable at Paterson,
on 5s at United States Trust Co.; on
4Hs at Paterson Safe Dep.& Tr. Co.

111
Assess, val. real___________8,924,015
assess, val. personal______ 720,500
class R R . property_____
84,725
Less exemptions__________
46,500
Net taxable value 1926____9,682,740
T ot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26 .$35.45
Population 1910, 3,400; 1920, 5.135
IN T . at Hamilton Trust C o.,
Paterson.
HAWTHORNE SCH. DIST.
School Bonds.
5s ’ 19 J-J $66,000c_July 1 ’27-’48
6s ’21 J-J 18,0 0 0r*...Ja n 1 ’ 28-’36
5s ’26 M-N$15,550r*May 1 ’28-’43
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $99,550
Principal and interest payable at
Citizens Trust Co. of Paterson.

HAWWORTH SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Hawworth) is
This town is in Atlantic County. in Bergen County.
Incorp. Mar. 5 1866.
($21,000. July 1 ’28-'34
W ater Bonds.
5s ’ 23 J-J
56.000.July 1 ’35-’48
4H s’ 10 J-J $10.000c_ Jan 1 1940
_
I 2,0 00...J u ly 1 1949
4s ’05 M -N 52 .000 c...M a y 1 1935 N ET B D . D T . Feb ’2 7 . . . $79,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $90,351 Assessed valuation 1923_ 1,657,262
_
Water bonds (inch)_______
58,000
Floating debt (add’l) ______
80,000
HIGHBRIDGE.
Sinking fund______________
85,522
This borough is in Hunterdon Co.
Assessed (Real estate______ 5,277,210
val’n.-{Personal________ 964,485 School bonds_______________ $16,200
1926 _ (2d class RR prop.
26,025 W ater Bonds.
Less exemptions________ 208,235 4s ’09 . . . $35,000____July 1 1945
Net valuation taxable 1926.6,059,485 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26. $63,600
9,400
Tax rate ’25 (per $1,000)___$36.05 Floating debt (add’l)______
15,664
Population 1910, 5,088; 1920, 6.417 Sinking fund______________
Assess, val. real estate_ 1,131,726
_
N T . at Peoples'Bk..Hammonton Assess, val. personal_____ 353,490
2nd class R R . property_
23,430
HANOVER TWP. SCH. DIS.
60,300
Less exemptions__________
This district (P. O. Tabor) is in Net taxable value 1927____ 1,448,346
Morris County.
Tot. tax rate (per$l,000)’27._ $46.00
4)^s’22 J-J ($ 5,00 0..July 1 ’28-’32 Population in 1927__________ 2,000
115,000.. July 1 ’33-'42
4 ^ s ’22 J-J
54,000..July 1 ’28-’42
4M s’22 J-J
6,000.-July 1 ’28-’32 HIGHLAND PARK.
This borough (P. O. New Bruns­
4 ^ s ’24 J-J
27,500.-July 1 ’28-’44
5s ’26 J-J ($10,000..July 1 ’27-’36 wick) is in Middlesex County.
Fire D epartm ent Bonds.
l
500____July 1 1937
4 ^ s ’27 J-J 113,000 _____ 1929-1966 5s '26 A-O $9,OOOr*.Apr 1 ’28-’30
Sewer B onds.
5s '27 J-J
6,500 _____ 1929-1935
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $118,000 5 s ’25 J-D $19,000c*_Dec 1 '27-’45
W ater Bonds.
Floating debt (add’l) ______ 36,500
IN T . payable at the National Iron 5s ’26 J-D$172,000r*Dec 20’27-’ 65
Storm Sewer Bonds.
Bank, Morristown.
5s ’20 M-S f $62,000c * . Mar 1 ’28-’57
l 1,000c*..M ar 1 1958
HARRISON.
Street Impt. Bonds.
This town is In Hudson County
5s ’26 J-D f$52,000r*Dec 20 ’27-’39
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
1 5,OOOr*.Dec 20 1940
4M s’24M -NJ$108,000r*.M ayl’28’63
1 1,OOOr*.M ay 1 1964 BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $314,950
Assess, val., real estate____6,738,197
Sewer Bonds.
($150,000c Nov 1 ’ 27-’ 51 Assess, val., personal_____ 619,425
8,797
4H s’ 16M-N( 21,000-Nov 1 ’52-’ 54 Second class R R . property.
Less exemptions________
6- ,925
l
1 ,0 0 0 ..-N ov 1 1955
Net taxable value 1926____7,423,662
General Im provement Bonds.
4 Jig’ 19 J-D ($11,000c___Dec 1 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926__ $47.00
1 60,000c.Dec 1 ’28-’32 Population 1910. 1,517; 1920, 4,866
4?*s’24
(100,OOOr*.May 21’28-39
M-N-i 15,OOOr*__ M ay 2 1 ’40 HIGHLAND PARK SCH. DIST.
S chool Bonds.
I 12,000r*.—M ay 2 1 ’41
5 ^ s ’21 M -N$20,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’51
Fire-Departm ent Bonds.
...
4,000-June 1928-1930
4 % g ’ 19J-D
$9,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’27-’29 4 ^ s
Street renewal 4s___________$239,000 4H s
...
42,000_______________
Funding 4 1 4 s .......
219,000 44£s
...
3,000-Sept 1927-1929
Sewer 4J4s________________ 27,000 41*8 . . .
270,000-June 1927-1941
Passaic valley Sewerage 4 Mb 245,101 5s
...
98.000.Feb 1928-1950
Street impt. ctfs. 44$s_____ 224,189 4% s’24 F-A 35,000..A u g 1 ’28-’62
Fire department bonds 4>is_ 20,000 BOND. D EBT Dec 31 '26. $650,000
R edem ption Im pt. C ertificates. T ot. val. (50% act.) 1926.7,542,120
4 « s ’06 J-J $103,554.04.Jan 1 1936 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 $2.97
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 ’26$1,312,626 Population 1926 (est.)______9.500
Water bonds (incl.)______
38,000
IN T . payable at the First Nat.
Floating debt (add’l) _____
392,000 Bank of Highland Park.
Sinking fund____________
327,999
Assess, val. real estate_ 19,081,560 HIGHLANDS.
_
Assess, val. personal_____ 5,206,600
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
2d Class R R . property___
738,000
B athing Beach Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1926...25,026,160 5s ’27 J-J $19,000r*Jan 15’28-’46
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$33.30 Water bonds 5s_____________ $30,000
Pop’n 1910, 4,490; 1920______ 15.721
W ater Extension Bonds.
IN T . is payable at W °st Hudson 5s '27 J-J $18,000r*Jan 15 ’28-’45
County Trust C o., Harrison.
Borough hail bonds 5s______ 1,000
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 ’27. $46,424
HARRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT . Water debt (incl.)________
4/,000
S chool Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
16,439
4Jis’ 19 M-S$17(),000c&rSept 1 ’27-55 Assessed valuation, real_ 2,222,525
_
f 32,OOOr*June 1 ’28-’31 Assessed val., personal____ 168,775
4J*s’24 J-D 108,OOOr*June 1 ’32-’43 2d class RR property______
12.086
I 5,000r*._June 1 1944 Less exemptions__________
58,900
BON D. DEBT M ay 26 '27 $359,000 Total assessed value 1926.-2.344,486
Assessed valuation 1925___ $602,044 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 .$38.09
School rate (per $1,000)_______ $7.34 Population 1910. 1,386; 1920 1,731
Population in 1926___________16,000
Principal and interest payable at
West Hudson Co. Trust Co., Harri­ HIGHTSTOWN.
This borough is in Mercer County.
son.
Incorporated March 29 1853.
Sewer B onds.
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS.
This borough is in Bergen County 4M s’24 J-D ($42,000r* June 1 ’28-’48
l 1,OOOr*.. June 1 1949
Road Bonds.
D isposal-Plant B onds.
___ $5,000._$1,000 yearly 4H s
5s
A-O $31.000r.Part eachSept
5s
...
18,000___________ 1944
Funding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4J4s'17 J-D $95.000____$ l,5 0 0 y ’rly
4 K s’26 J-J $218,000.-Jan 1 ’29-’57
W ater Bonds.
Fire Engine Bonds.
(15,000r*._ June 1 ’ 27-’31
-s ’ 22 . . .
$2,000____Jan 1 1928 4 ^ s ’23J-J 64,000r*-_ June 1 ’32-’47
Funding Bonds.
I 3,500r*___ June 1 1948
5s T5 J-D $22,000...D e c 15 1945 BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’26. $192,252
Tem porary Im pt. B onds.
Water debt (incl.)________
82,500
5M s’26 J-D$358,000..Dec 1 ’27-’35 Other debt (additional)_
_
33,752
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $265,103 Sinking fund_____________
1,180
Assessment debt (add’l)___ 351,000 Assessed valuation, real_ 2,937,714
_
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
98,139 Assessed val., personal___ 587,960
Sinking fund______________
73,532 Assessed val’n, railroad_
_
9,113
Assessed val. real_______ 4,422,462 Less exemptions__________ 118,710
Assessed val. personal_
_ 555,449 Net taxable value 1926____3,416,077
2d Class RR property_____
6,804 Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’i'6.$43.60
Less exemptions__________ 140,585 Population 1910. 1,879: 1920, 2,674
Net val. taxable 1926_____ 4,852,200
IN T. at First Nat. Bank and the
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $44.50 Hightstown Tr. Co., both of HightsPopulation 1910. 2.155; 1920, 2,895 town.
ham m onton!

HAWTHORNE.
This borough is In Passaic County.
Incorporated 1898.
Road Bonds.
5s
...
$8,000......... 1926-1930
S treet B onds.
4 ^ s ’26M-S $281,000.-Sept 1 ’28-’38
W ater Bonds.
5s T4 A-0$136,000____Oct 1 1944
4 K s’26 M-S 189,000--Sept 1 ’28-’61
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $913,659
Water debt (incl.)________ 360,000

HILLSDALE
This borough is in Bergen County.
Road improvement bds 5s. $24,000
BOND. DEBT June 8 ’27.
19,500
Assessment debt (add’l )___ 110,000
Assessed valuation, real_ 2,631,575
_
Assessed val., personal___ 384,950
2d class RR property______
13,017
Less exemptions__________
85,250
Total assess, val. 1927____ 3,029,542
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $50.10
Population in 1920____________ 1.600

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HILLSIDE (FORM ERLY UNION)
TOW NSHIP SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Hillside) is in
Union Co. Pop’n 1924 (est.). 8,500.
4J£s’ 10 M-S $4,000--M ar 1 ’28-'31
5s ’ 13 J-J
42,000--July 1 ’28-'43
5s '17 - - - '76,000___________ 1945
5s g ' 15 —
22,500_______________
5s '20 M -N 75,000.-M ay 1 '28-’50
6s '21 - . 85,000___ July 18 '42
f 47,000-M ar 1 ’28-’43
5s '22 M-S ( 35,000-Mar 1 ’44-'50
_
I *4,000_ Mar 1 1951
fa36.000--June 1 ’28-'39
5s '22 J-D ( a44,000—June 1 ’40-’50
( O3.000___ June 1 1951
(20, OOOr* July 1 '28-’31
4H s’25 J-J
18,0C0r* July 1 '32-’34
70,000r* July 1 ’35-’44
6,OOOr*—July 1 1945
4H s’25 J-J f 28,OOOr* July 1 '28-’31
\140,000r* July 1 ’32-’45
4 Jfs’26 J-J 27,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’54
4M s’26 M-S 154,000r* Sept 1 '28-56
4 ^ s ’27 J-J 204,000_______________
BOND. DEBT June 6 ’27 $1,146,500
Sinking fund_____________
52,805
Ass’d val. (60 % act.) '27. - -13,363,242
Tax (per $1,000) 1925________ $3.91
IN T . on bonds marked (a) at
Hillside Nat. Bank; on others at
Nat. State Bank. Elizabeth.
HOBOKEN.
Hoboken is in Hudson County.
Inc. M ch. 1855. Commission govern­
ment adopted Feb. 9 1915.
F unding & Refdg. Bonds.
4s g '16 J-D $144,000- J’ne 1 '28-'46
(See V 102, p 2363, for maturity)
4!£s’22 - - - 100,000______________
P layground Bonds.
4s '09 M-NS50.000____M ay 1 1939
Sewer Bonds.
4s '10 J-D $9,000-.June 1 ’28-’30
Street& Paving Bonds.
4s '98 A-O $50,000r*__Oct 1 1928
4s ’09 J-J 125,000____July 1 1939
4H s’ 12 J-J
25,000___ July 1 1942
4s '98 M -N 150,000___ M ay 2 1928
5s '13 J-J 300,000___ July 1 1943
( 3 2 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 '28-'31
4M g’ 16 J-J ( 32,000--July 1 '32-'35
I 4,000___ July 1 1936
Street Im provem ent Bonds.
4}^s’26 J-J $645,OO0r* Dec 15 ’28-’41
Re-Im provem ent B onds.
4H s’ 13 J-J $85,000r_________ 1943
4 H s’ 15 A-O 120,000____Oct 1 1945
4>$g'16 J-D 65,000____June 1 1946
P olice Departm ent Bonds.
4s '13 M-S $16,147___ Mar 1 1933
City Indebtedness B onds.
4s '13 A-O $15,000____Apr 1 1933
4s '13 M -N 10,000___ M ay 1 1933
Ju dgm ent B onds.
4M s’ 12 J-J $17,891.17—Jan 1 1932
4J£s’13 M-N 12,795-38 May 1 1933
S ch ool Bonds.
4s '04
M-S $140,000__ Mch 1 1934
4s '07
J-J 219,665_ Jan 1 1937
_
5s '08 M -N 7,454__ M ay 1 1938
4s '12 J-J 262,750_ Jan 1 1942
_
_
4s '09 J-J 100.000_ Jan 1 1939
4H s’ 10 J-J 250.000___ July 1 1940
4 ^ s'13 J-J 109,000-----Jan 1 1943
4^ s'1 3 J-J 70,000____ Jan 1 1934
4M g’ 15J-J 60,000c-..Ju ly 1 1945
5s '18 J-J 1260,000_ Jan 1 '28-'53
_
\ 70.000...J an 1 ’54-’58
[48,000_ Jan 1 '28-'39
_
5s '18 J-J (40,000_ Jan 1 ’40-’47
_
l 1,000........ Jan 1 1948
5s '18 J-J 27.000...J a n 1 '28-'54
5s '18 J-J 264,000.-Jan 1 ’ 28-’38
5s '18 J-J 27,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’54
(51,000r*_ Oct l'2 7 -’43
6s '20 A-O (48,000r*. Oct l ’44-’55
l 3,000r*_ Oct 1 1956
4H s’22F-A15 1.180,000Augl5’27- ’62
6s '22 F-A 11,000_____ 1927-1937
5s '23F-A [324,OOOr*— Aug l ’26-’44
\361,OOOr*— Aug l ’45-’63
C ity-H all Bonds.
4 Ms’l l J-J 5125,000___ July 1 1931
F unding Bonds.
5s g '08 M-N 521,500c_ May 1 1938
_
4Ms’07 M-S 67,000___ Sept 1 1927
4Ms’ 10 J-D 127,500______Dec 1940
4M g’ 16J-J 169,000c.-Jan 21 1946
4s g '16 J-J 20,600c.—Jan 11946
6s ?20 J-D$221,000r*. Dec31'27-39
R efu nd ing.
3 Ms’01 M-N$196,000r..Nov 15 1931
4s '05 F-A 52.000r--.F eb 1 1935
4Ms g '17F-A 15.500___ Feb 1 1937
(20,000.-D ec 1 ’27-30
5s '18 J-D \ 6,377.52—Dec 1 1931
l49.000-.Dec 1 '32-'38
Fire D epartm ent.
4s '07 F-A 520.000__ Aug 1 1927
5s g '15 J-J
60,000___Jan 1 1945
4Mg'16 J-D 100.000____June 1 1936
Park Bonds.
4s '12 F-A $25,000___ Aug 1 1937
W ater B onds.
5s g '08 M-N 595.000O__May 1 1938
4s U9 J-J
22,000___July 1 1939
D eficiency Bonds.
5s '23 J-J $25,000____Jan 1 1928
f 36,000.--Jan 1 ’28-’30
5s '23 J-J
58,000-..J a n 1 ’31-’32
I 24,000____Jan 1 1933
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26$4.693.545
Temp. impt. bonds (add’l) 2,914,500
Sinking fund (water)_____
54,762
Sinking funds, general____
998,886
Sinking funds, school____
519,202
Assess, val. real estate_ 79,733,200
_
Assess, val. personal_____ 8,431,700
2d class railroad property. 11,924,471
Other assess, property_ 9,460,070
_
Net taxable val. 1926___109,549,441
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '25—
Old Hoboken______________ $47.50
New Hoboken______________ 47.33
Pop'n '10 70.324; '20 (Census)68.166
IN TEREST at City Treas. office.

h S^Ik Rkus.

This borough is in Bergen County.
4M s’ 16 A-O $ 3 ,0 0 0 --$ l,500 yearly
Road B onds.
4Ms
--$9,000..........1927-1935
Water Bonds.
5s
. . . $20,000....................1930




NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS
F unding Bonds.
Alms-House B onds.
5s
...
$9,000____$1,000 y ’rly
4s g '06 M-N $240,000r*. May 1 1946
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26
42.000
C ourt-H ouse B onds.
20,000 4s g '09 M-N $800,000 r * . May 1 1949
Water debt (incl.)________
Other debt (additional)___
84,673 4 Ks’10 M-N 500,000c.. .M ay 1 1950
Sinking funds____________
20,578 4 H s '13 J-J 128,000c____Jan 11953
Net taxable value 1926____ 1,147,510 BOND. D T . Dec 31 '26-$26,817,824
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26. $45 80 Temporary loans (addT)_ 1,757,375
Population in 1910 488: 1920. 586 Emergency bonds (add!)
219,394
Sinking funds__________
3,915,422
HOPEWELL TW P. SCH. DIST.
P. O. Pennington.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
f$48,000c.Mar 1 '28-’35
1925.
1926.
4 ^ s ’25M -S 152,000c.Mar 1 '36-’54
$
$
I 2,0 0 0 c..-M a r 1 1955 Real estate 749,192,414 1,018,013,411
(34.500c.Mar 1 '28-’50 Personal- . .125,756,973 128,756,240
4% s’25 M-S ( 8,000c.M ar 1 ’51-'54 Railroad - - -147,403,795 150,174,450
l 1,000c. ..M a r 1 1955
BON D. DEBT Feb 1925.- $268,300
T otal. . 1,022,353,182 1,296,944,101
Sinking fund______________
3,071 Total valuation, 1926.1,296,944,101
Total assessed value 1924.-5,754,899
Totaltaxrate (per $1,000). $72.90.
IN T . at Hopewell Nat. Bank,
POPULATION.— In 1920. 629,Hopewell, or First National Bank,
154; in 1910, 537,231.
Pennington.
--------IN TEREST on bonds of 1922,
HUDSON COUNTY.
1923 and 1924 is payable at office of
The county seat is Jersey City.
County Treasurer; on others at the
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’08 A-O $16,000r_ Oct 1 1928 office of County Collector.
_
4Ms’ 10 M-N 100,000c_ May 1 1930
_
4s '09 A-O 350,000c-..A pr 1 1939 HUNTERDON COUNTY.
4M g’12M-N 100,000c..-M ay 1 1932
Flemington is the county seat.
4Ms’ 13 J-J 35,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1933
R oad-im provem ent Bonds.
4s '14 A-O 10,000___ Apr 1 1944 4Ms’18 . . .
$7.000___________1927
Boulevard-R epair Bonds.
Road and Jail Bonds.
4 Ms’08 A-O$100,000r__ Oct 1 1938
5s '26 M-S $219,000r*Septl '27-46
4 Ms’ 10 M-N 150,000c...M ay 1 1940 GROSS DEBT Dec 31 ’26 $727,967
4s '09 M-N 250,000c...M ay 1 1939 Temporary notes (in cl.)..
18,000
4 Ms 11 M-N 210,000c...M ay 1 1941 Assess, val. real estate___20.479,476
4Ms'13 J-J 110.000c-.-July 1 1943 Assess, val. personal_____ 6.563,795
2nd class R R . p rop erty ..
365,527
4M s’14 M-S 150,000___ Sept 1 1944
4 Mk’ 18 M-S 78,000.-Mar 1 '28-'33 Less exemptions_________
861,650
5s '19 A-O 255,000r*.Apr 1 '28-'34 Net valuation tax’le 1926.26,547,148
fl80,000_Aug 15 ’27-'32 State&Co .tax(per$l ,000) ’26— $15.66
4Ms’22 F-A{ 144,000.Aug 15 '33-'36 Pop'n in 1910. 33,569; 1920, 32,885
1 3 4 ,0 0 0 --Aug 15 1937
4M s’23F-A 286,OOOr* .. Aug l ’ 28-38 INTERLAKEN.
4M s’24*M-N /180,000. -M ay 1 '28-'30
This borough (P. O. Allenhurst) is
1520,000--M ay 1 ’31-'38 in Monmouth County.
[476,000r*Sept 15 '27-40
General Improvement Bonds.
4M s’24M -S 455,000r*Sept 15 '41-53 5s '26 J-D ($55,000—Dec 1 ’28-’54
l 15,000r*.Sept 15 1954
1 1,000____Dec 1 1955
4M ’25J J15(272,000c*July 15 '28-35 5s '26 M -N 14,000.-N ov 1 '27-40
1 30,000c* .July 15 1936 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '27- $69,000
C oun ty Parental S chool Bds.
_
Total assess, value 1926_ 1,128,315
4M s’26 J-J $74,000r* July 1 '27-56 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___ $33.46
Boulevard Bridge C onstr. Bds. Population 1927________________550
4M s’25 f$1,239,500c*July 15 ’27-’45
J-J 15
630,000c*July 15 ’46-’54
l
17,000c*.. July 15 1955 IRVINGTON.
This town is in Essex Co. Commls
H oboken E xtension.
sion government adopted April 7 14.
4s '98 A-O $65,OOOr_ Oct 1 1929
_
S treet Bonds.
3 Ms’99 A-O 12,500r_ -Oct 11929
( $4,000____June 1 1928
Newark T urnpike Bonds.
1$ 51,000-May 1 '28-'30 4 Jis’24 J-D 5 5 ,0 0 0 ..June 1 ’29-’39
( 4,000____June 1 1940
4Ms'24M-N 220,000-May 1 '31-'41
18,000.
- -M ay 1 1942 Fire House & Apparatus Bonds.
$10,500___ Dec 1933
[308,000c*July 15 ’27-’40 5s '23
26,300___ Dec 1935
4M ’25J-J15 23,000c_ July 15 1941 4Jis’26 . . .
_
Police S tation Bonds.
17,000c*.July 15 1942
$9.000--July 1 ’27-’35
4M s’26 J-J 268,000r* July 1 ’27-’42 4s T6 . . .
F unding Bonds.
B uilding Bonds.
4s g
M-S$150,000r__Feb 28 1944 4 K s’ 14 - . - $78,256_____Apr 1 1944
6,000____ Dec 1 1929
_
4s '04 M-S 65,000r_ Sept 1 1944 4s ’ 14 - - .
4s '05 M-S 65.000r...M ch 1 1945
H ospital Bonds.
4s '06 F-A 500,000r*..A ug 1 1946
f$90,000r*.M ay 1 '28-37
4Ms’08 A-O 850,000r*..A pr 1 1948 4 yis’25M-N (250, OOOr* -M ay 1 '38-62
4Ms’ 13 J-J 190,000c. ..J u ly 1 1953
[ 8,000r*..M ay 1 1963
Boulevard R econ stru ction Bds. 4)^s’26 . . .
5,500______ Oct 1929
4M s’26 J-J $578,000r* July 1 ’27-’38 4J*s’27 —
5,500______ Mar 1932
Park Bonds.
S chool Bonds.
4s g’04M-N $500,OOOr*_Mayl 1954
1958
4s '07 M-N 140,000r*—Nov 1 1957 41$s'08 . . . $58,000........ July 1961
4 H s 'll . . .
90,000........ Nov
4s g '04 M-N 800,000r*..N ov 1 1954 4>$s’09 —_
27,000.........Apr 1959
4s g '06 M-N 500,000r*_May 1 1956 4s '05 — .
28,150____ Mar 1955
4s g '09 M-N l,000,000r*.M ay 1 '59 5s '13 J-D
104,000_ Dec 1 1963
_
4Ms'14 M-N 300,000-.M ay 1 1964 4H s’ 15 J-J
80,000__ Jan 1 1965
4Ms’ 15 J-J 300,000c...July 1 1965
f 170,000r*.Feb 1 '28-44
4M g’ 16M -S 800,000r_ Mar 1 1966 5M s’21 F-Aj 44,000r*.Feb 1 '45-48
_
4Ms’18M-SI 90,000--M ar 1 '38-’67
( 9 ,0 00--r*-_ F e b l '49
(210,000—Mar 1 '38-'67 4 K s’26
f 84,OOOr* M ay 1’28-’31
(50,000.-M ar 1 '28-’37
M -N 748,OOOr* M ay l ’32-’65
4Mg’ 18M -S (56,000..M a r 1 '38-'45
7,000r*. .M ay 1 1966
[ 4,000____Mar 1 1946 43^s’27 J-J 921,000--Jan 1 '28-63
5s '19 A-O 42,000r*-Apr 1 '28-'69
Gen. Impt. & F unding Bonds.
4Ms’22 F -A (440,000-Aug 15 '27-'70 45is’22
$165,000______ 1927-1948
1 8,000_ Aug 15 1971
_
(200,000c*.Nov 1 '27-46
(232,000--M ay 1 ’28-’ 56 4H(s’25
M-N\ 9,000c*.-N ov 1 1947
4 Ms’24M-N (135,000_ . M ay 1 ’57’-71
2,000_____M ay 1929
{ 8,000___ M a y l 1972 6s '21 . . .
3,000_____April 1930
4M ’25 J-J15/940,000c*July 15 ’27-’73 6s '23 . . .
11,083 ...O t 1932
l 5,000c*_July 15 1974 5s '26 . . . [200,000--Junec 1 ’28-’37
Jail Bonds.
4t£s J-J’ 15 $500,000c-. .July 1 1955 4H s’27 J-D (150,000--June 1 ’38-'43
[ 22,000____June 1 1944
4 K s’26 J-J 967,000r* July 1 ’27-’65
P ublic-R oad Bonds.
Sewer B onds.
_
$36,000 ____Apr 11935
4s '98 M-S $44,000r_ Mch 1 1928 4s '05 —
55,000
Jan 11930
4s '05 F-A 38,000r__ Aug 1 1935 4>$s’09 —.
85,000____July 11933
4s '07 M-S 16,000r__ Sept 1 1927 4s '03 —
26,000____July 11934
4s '09 M-N 18,000r__ Nov 1 1939 4s '04 . . .
13,000____Mar 11946
4 « s ’ 10 M-N 150,000___ May 1 1960 4s '16 . . .
4 Jus’l l M-N 50,000o_ May 1 1961 4 ^ s ’24 J-D [26,000.-June 1 ’28-’40
_
120,000.-June 1 ’41-’60
4 Jus’l l M-N 15,000c-.-M ay 1 1931
4 H s '13 J-J
40,000c____Jan 1 1963 GEN. B D . D T . M ay 1927$4,466.786
260,670
41Ss’ 13 J-J
60.000____July 1 1963 Sinking fund, general___
56,106
5s T9 A-O 210,000r*..A p 1 '28-’34 Sinking fund, school_____
4 ^ s ’23 F-A 832,000r*.Aug l ’27-’42 Assess, val., real________ 55,713,000
4 ^ s ’26 J-J 239,000r* July 1 '27-43 Assess, val., personal____ 7,823,700
Second class R R . property
403,257
V iaduct Bonds.
Less exemption__________ 1,297,800
4s g '07 M-S$350,000c__ Mch 1 1937
4H s’08 A-O 350,000c...O ct 1 1938 Net taxable value 1927— 62,642,157
4H g’12M-N 125,000c-. .May 1 1942 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927
$34.80
Popul’n 1910, 11,877; 1920, 25,480
Lunatic-Asylum Bonds.
4^ s'14 M-NS100.000_ M ay 1 1944
_
IN T . payable at the Irvington
5s T9 A-Oj 80.000r*_Apr 1 '28-'32 National Bank, and the Merchants
(408,000r*. A prl ’33-'49 & Manufacturers National Bank
Asylum A ddition B onds.
of Newark.
4Ms’ 15 - . - $30,000...........................
4}£ sT 5 A-O 30,000r_ Oct 1 1945
_
ISLAND HEIGHTS.
T uberculosis-H ospital B onds.
This borough is in Ocean County.
4H s’08 A-O $100,000r*-_0ot 1 1948
Sewer Bonds.
Insane Hospital Bonds.
5s '25 J-Dj $13,500 June 15 ’28-’54
4 ^ s ’22 F -A (500,000.Aug 15 ’ 27-’ 51 BOND. D EBT Jan 1 '2 7 -- . $63,311
\ 12,000— Aug 15 1952 Water debt (included)--------- 35,000
f 1,100,000--M ay 1 ’28-’47 Floating debt (add’l) --------- 12,500
4 ^ s ’24 ( 360,000.-M ay 1 ’48-’ 53 Net taxable value, 1926--------758,534
M -N
55,000___ M a y l 1954 Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26-$61.10
(476,000r*Sept 15 '27-40 Pop’n in 1910. 313; 1920________ 194
4 ^ s ’24M -S 455,OOOr*Sept 15 '41-53
15,000r*_Sept 15 1954
4J^s’25
fl,785,000r*Apr 15 ’28-’48 JERSEY CITY.
Commission government approved
A-O I 450,000r*Apr 15 ’49-’53
[
9,OOOr*.Apr 15 1954 April 15 1913 and upheld by Court of
4 ^ s ’26 J-J 487,000r* July 1 ’27-’56 Errors and Appeals Mar. 16 1914. On
Nov. 8 1921 the voters gave a
Hospital Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25
($60,000c*July 15’27-’30 majority of 30,651 in favor of estab­
J-J 15 408,000c*July 15-31-54 lishing a municipal gas plant (see
l 4,000c*.July 15 1955 V. 113, p. 2330).

[V ol. 124.
Harbor-Im pt. Bonds.
4)4g'12J-D $60,000___ June 11942
4-/4g’ 13 J-D 191,0 0 0 c--. June 1 1953
R efu n d in g Assessment B onds.
4s '05 J-D $600,000c__ June 1 1935
4s '06 J-J 300,000o__ Jan 1 1936
B onds for R edem ption o f Land.
4s '04 f-AS465.000c
Feb 1 1934
F un din g Bonds.
4s
J-J $50,OOOr*. .Jan 1 1936
4s g '01 M-N 207,OOOr
May 1 1931
H ospital.
4s
J-J $220,000o_ July 1 1935
_
4Ms’08 J-J
66,000____July 1 1938
P ublic-L ibrary B onds.
4s g '98 A -0$ 150,000c_ Apr 1 1928
_
3 Hs’O A-O 75,OOOr...Apr 11928
O
Funded Debt B onds.
4 14g’08J-J$l,000,000c- -July 1 1928
4s g '09 F -A l,300,000c..F eb 1 1949
F un din g Assessment Bonds.
4s g '17 J-J $60,000.-July 1 ’27-’41
R efu n d in g .
4s g '04 A-OS490,000c...Apr 1 1934
4H g’ 13J-D 550,000r*.-June 1 1953
454g’ 15M -S(i68,000c-Sept 1 '27-’44
1 7,000c. Sept 1 1945
Park.
4s g '02 M-S $100,000c_ Mch 1 1932
_
4s '02 J-D 60,000c— -Deo 1 1932
4s '03 M-S 25,000c— -Mch 1 1933
4s '06 J-D 17,000r*..June 1 1936
4s '10 M-N 30,000___ Nov 1 1960
4J4’sg’ llM-Ss300,000___Mch 1 1961
4s '12 A-O 70,000____Apr 1 1962
Bath & Gym nasium Bonds.
4s '02 M-S $50,000c—-Mch 2 1933
Fire Departm ent.
4s g '11 M-N $12,0 0 0c...M ay 1 1931
Fire House Renewal Bonds.
4s g '15 -.-$25 ,000____Aug 1 1945
Pipe Line.
4s '04 M-S$142,000c— Sept 1 1934
W ater Loans.
4s '99 J-J $100,000___ Jan 2 1929
4 ^ g ’ 13 M -N 150.000____M ay 1 1943
5 ^ s ’20F-AJ3.119,00r*--Augl’ 27-’59
\ 86 .00r*--A u g 1 1960
(780,000—Sept 1 ’27-'41
5J£s’21M-S (864,000--Sept 1 ’42 '59
( 34,000____Sept 1 1960
4 H ’22 M-S x( 202,000. Sept 1 ’ 27-’42
\260,000-Sept 1 ’43-’ 62
(938,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’46
4>£s’25 A-O 768,OOOr* June 1 ’47-'62
[ 15.000r*—June 1 1963
4M s’27 J-D 926,000c*_____________
B onds to P urchase W ater P lant
4 Hg’ l 1 A-0$6,776,000c-Oct 11961
4s ^04,CM-S$142,OOOr. ..S ep t 1 1934
4s '04 J-D 146,000r*— Deo 1 1934
P u blic Schools.
4s g '97 F-A$200,000r*.-Aug 2 1927
4s g '01 M-N
182,OOOr_May11931
4s '03
M-N
100,000-May11933
4s '03 J-D z25,OOOr,..June 1 1933
4s '04 J-J 350,OOOr_ July 1 1934
_
4s '05 J-J 250,000o— -July 1 1935
4H s’08 J-J
80,000___ July 1 1958
4s '07 M-N 238,000c-.-M ay 1 1937
4s '08 M-N 73,000o-—Nov 2 1958
4s '09
A-O 300,000---- Oct 15 1959
4s '10 A D 100,000_____ Apr 1 1960
414 g '11F-A 150,000o—-Feb 1 1961
4Mg’ l l M-S*711,000------Mch 1 1961
4s '11
26,000____ May 1 1961
4J4g’ 12 J-D 200,000____June 1 1942
4J4g’ 12 M-S 332.000------Sept 3 1962
4H g’ 13 A -0 95,000--Apr 11963
414g'13 M-N137.000------M ay 1 1963
4H g'15 J-J 439,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1945
4 3 s’ 18J-D1,343,000$39,000y’yDec 1
A
42is’ 18 J-D 10,000—Dec 1 '27-'28
144,000r*.Dec 1 '27-’32
575,000r*.Dec 1 '33-’55
8.000r*.D ec 1 1956
760,000r*_ A prl’28'41
988,000r * - Aprl '42'60
20,000r*. Apr 1 1961
176,000. June 1 ’28-’29
2,403,000June 1 ’30-’56
I 54,000___ June! 1957
( 90,000___ June 1 1928
4£is’23J-Dx( 1,848,000. June 1 ’29-’ 56
( 55,000___ June 1 1957
4M s’27 J-D 697,000c*______ ______
Tax Revenue Bonds.
41£s’24F-A/3,005,O00r*---- Aug 1 ‘27
11,245,OOOr*---- Aug 1 ‘27
3^s'25F-AJ 800,000r*. Aug 1 1928
13.000.000r*. Aug 1 1928
4.10s’26 J-J 879,000c*.-July 1 1928
4J4s’27F-A5,100,000r*—Aug 1 1930
4s '27 J-Di,987,000c*-------------------General Impt. Bonds.
f $806,000 Sept 1 '27 '39
5>*s’21M S( 1,098,000 Sept 1 ’40-’57
47,000..Sept 1 1958
(1,728,000. June 1 ’ 28-’54
4?4s’23J-Dx\
62,000-June 1 1955
f2,694,OOOr*June 1 '28-53
4>$s'25J-D( 202, OOOr*June 1 '54-55
I 76,000r*.June 1 1956
4 ^ s ’26
(3,913,000c-May 1 ’ 28-’55
_
M -N
150,000c_ M ay 1 1956
I 31,000c. ..M a y 1 1957
4 K s’27 J-D 931,000c*_____________
R efu n d in g W ater B onds.
4s g '02 A-O$l,175,000o—Apr 1 1932
4s g '04 A-O 250,000c. .A pr 11934
4s '06 J-J 60,OOOr*—Jan 1 1936
4s '07 M -N 61,000____N ov 1 1936
4 Mg’07 J-J 255,000o--July 1 1937
F unded D ebt W ater B onds.
4s g '02 M-S$900,000c_ Sept 1 1932
_
4H s’ l l A-O 58.254.72.-Oct 1 1961
PAST DUE, NOT PRESENTED
FOR PAYMENT.
W ater.
5s
...
$1,000_____ Feb 1 1913
G eneral.
6s
$1,000____Apr 1 1904
7s
--.
6,000____ July 1 1913
Assessment.
•
7s
-.$1,000_____ Jan 1 1906
x Coupon or registered
INTEREST is paid at the Mer­
chants' Exch. Nat. Bank of N. Y .
and at City Treasurer's office.
GROSS DEBT Jan 1’27.$73,728,803
Water debt (included)_ 18,996,255
_
S chool_________________ 1,365,329
W a ter......... ............
3,821,452
General________________ 12,480.396

I

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113

NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS

4 ^ s ’ 17 J-D 54,000c*-. 3.000yrly.
Street & Sewer Bonds.
S chool Bonds.
4M s’26 J-J /105,OOOrr____ 1927-1941 4 K s’27M&S $187,OOOr* Mar - ’28-62 4Jis ’25
[$25,000 _- - M ay 1 1928
l 8,000c*.............. .1942
M -N 1450,000-- M ay 1 ’29-’43
F unding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
[ 18,000___ M ay 1 1944
5s
. . . $38,000-—M ay 15 1945
.s ’26 J-D $62,000--June 1 ’ 28-’39
R efu n d in g B onds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
GEN. BD. DT. Mar 1 ’ 26- $170,000
J-J $95,500___ July 1 1945
($40,000-Sept 1 27-’31 5s’ 15
Assess, val. real estate____ 8,485,595 4 Jisg’ 22 M-S 100,000-Sept 1 ’32-’41
S ch ool Bonds.
Assess, val. personal______ 1,511 .l00
I 9 ,0 0 0 ...Sept 1 1942 4 Hg’ l l M-N $110,000 — -N ov 1 1941
Second class R R . property.
48,424 GEN. BD. D T. Dec’ 31’ 26$1,277,999 5s ’98 J-J
45,000................... 1930
Net value taxable 1926___ 9,975,719
6,000___ _______1927
Assess, debt (add’l ) _______ 839,025 os ’97 M-N
Tot.tax rate(per$l ,000)’ 1926-$46.53 Sinking fund____________
keansburg"
51,508 414s
J-J
18,000___ Jan 1 1933
This borough is in Monmouth Co. Population in 1921___________ 6,000
Assess, val. real_________ 34,819,400 4 ^ s ’24
[112,000-. Aug 1 ’27-’40
IN T . on 5s at the Lakewood Trust Assess, val. personal_____ 12,546.598
W ater Bonds.
F-A ] 90,000-. Aug 1 ’41-’49
5s ’ 24 F-A $15,000r*._ 1927-1931 C o., Lakewood.
l 6,000___ Aug 1 1950
2d Class RR property___
138.930
5 l£s’ 24 M -N (165,000r*._ 1927-1959
Less exemptions_________
170,900
M -N
( 112,000-. M ay 1 ’28-’43
1 24,000r*_ _ 1960-1963 LAKEWOOD TWP. SCH. DIST.
Net taxable value 192to_ 47,334,028
_
\ 4,000___ M ay 1 1944
5% s’25 J-D 34,OOOr* June 1 ’28-'61
_
This district (P. O. Lakewood) is in Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $2.00 4M s’26M -N /490,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’62
Sewer Bonds.
Population 1910, 1,988; 1920, 6,602
l 60,000.-M ay 1 ’63-’66
Ocean Co. Pop’n 1924 (est.), 6.000
5J^s’24 M-NJ $69,000 r*._ 1927-1949
IN T . on 43^s at the Linden Nat.
Beach Im provem ent B onds.
f$28,000.Aug 15 ’ 27-’30
1 60,000r*_. 1950-1964 4H s’22 F-A 48,000-Aug 15 ’31-’36 Bank, Linden.
5s ’ 14 M-S $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 -.-Mar 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '2 7 .. $201,070
4H s’ 13 M-S 14,000___ M ch 1 1933
225.000Aug 15 ’37-’61
Assessment debt (add’l)
332,000 4 ^ s ’22 F-A (17,000.Aug 15 ’28-’34 LINDEN TWP. SCHOOL DIST.
5s ’ 15 F-A 30,000___ Feb 1 1935
Total assess, val. 1926____4,537,007
x Beach and Park B onds.
1 1,000-..A u g 15 1935
This district is in Union County
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$30.93
118,000.Aug 15 ’27-’28 4 ^ s ’10 J-J $58,000..July 1 ’30-’40 4s g ’05 J D $150,0b0___ June 1 1935
Population 1920_____________ 1,321 4H s’22 F-A -j90,000-Aug 15 ’29-37 5s ’13 J-J
38,000-Apr 1 1933-’43 4s ’06 J-D 250,000_____June 1963
1NT. at the Keansburg National
1937
148.000- Aug 15 ’38-’41 5s ’ 14 A-O
27,000____ 1927-1939 4 14s g M-N 100.000........
Bank, Keansburg.
xGeneral Im provement B onds.
1 8,000. ..A u g 15 1942 5s ’17 M -N 37,000........1927-1937
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $483,000 5s ’ 18 J-D
9 0 0 ____ 1927-1928 4H s’22 J-J f $99,000.July 1 ’28-’35
KEANSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
t 36,000-July 1 ’36-’38
Total assess, val 1927_ 11,241,661
_
5s ’20 F-A
5,0 00____ 1927-1940
This district (P. O. Keansburg) is Sch. tax rate (per $l,000)’27-$l7.<9 5Ms'21 M-S (190.000eMar 1 ’28-’60 4H s’23 J-J (40,000--Jan 1 ’28-’35
in Monmouth County.
\36,000--Jan 1 ’36-’41
IN T. on 4>£s of 1922 at the Lakei 5 OOOcMar 1 1961
S chool Bonds.
zOcean Front Impt. Bonds.
wood Trust Co., Lakewood; on
[179,000.-July 1 ’28-’61
5s ’26 . . . ($60,000 --•--.1927-1941 others, at State House, Trenton.
$42.000--Jan 1 28-’33
4H s’23 J-J < 6,000____July 1 1962
24,000--Jan 1 ’34-’36
1 25,000 _____ 1942-1946
( 7,000____July 1 1963
BONDED D E B T _______
(?)
63,000--Jan 1 ’ 37-’43
4 ^ s ’23 M-S [ 17,OOOr*.Sept l ’27-’43
LAMBERTVILLE.
K E A R N Y . ------- 72,000— Aug 1 ’28-’44
/ 15,000r*.Sept l ’44-’ 53
This city is in Hunterdon County.
This town is in Hudson County.
4 ^ s ’24
’404,OOOr* Oct 1 ’27-’59
Popul’n ’20, 26,724; ’27 (est.).35,000 4 ^School. .Bonds.
A-O
52,OOOr* Oct 1 ’60-’63
s
.
$50,000_______________
3,000___ Aug 1 1945
Park Bonds.
5,OOOr*.. Oct 1 1964
Funding Bonds.
IT Jan 1 0 ’27
4J4s’ 10 J D $25,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1930 4Ms’ 17 J-D $19.000c.Part yearly.. 414s ’24
46,OOOr* Oct 1 ’27-’49 Assessment debt (add’l)—$2,934,000
38,196
W ater B onds.
A-O
12,OOOr* Oct 1 ’50-’53
193,233
4s ’99 F-A $10,000o__ Feb 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $95,083
. 2,OOOr*.. Oct 1 1954 Floating debt (add’l)_____
Note debt (add’l)................
67,499
4 ^ s ’09 F-A 35.000c_.-Aug 1 1934 Assess, val. real estate____2,440,468 BOND DEBT M ay 1924- $447,000 Assess, val. real_________ 17,480,365
4H s’22 M -N e l2,000-.N o v 1 ’27-’40 Assess, val. personal______ 616,870 Floating debt (add’l)_____
36,000 Assess, val. personal_____ 2,060,950
270,374
f285,000r*May 1 ’28-’46 2d Class RR. property____ 107,943 Sinking fund____________
46,276 2d class R R . property___
4 ^ s ’25M-N 320,000r*May 1 ’47-’62 Less exemptions__________ 147,175 Ass’d val.’23(abt.65%act) 37,558,317 Total valuation 1927_____ 19,817,689
17,000r*._May 1 1963 Net value taxable 1926____3,018,106 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’23-S25.50 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 27-$58.96
4M s’27 J-J 450,000___ Jan 1 1930 Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26 $43,20 Population in 1924 (est.)_____12,000 Pop. 1910. 13.298: 1920. 13.521
All bonds are coupon, registerable
Funding Bonds.
INT. at Nat. State Bk., Elizabeth
1910. 4.657;
4>£s’03 F-A $15,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1928 Population office of City 1920 4,660 and the Linden Nat. Bk. of Linden. as to principal and interest.
IN T . at
Treasurer.
IN T. at Farmers’ Loan & Trust
4 >$s’05 F-A 79,000c...A ug 1 1930
C o., N. Y ., and Treasurer’s office.
LONGPORT.
5s ’08 J-D 60,000c.. .June 1 1933 LANDIS CONSOLIDATED S. D.
LITTLE PALLS TOWNSHIP.
This borough is in Atlantic Oo.
Fire Departm ent.
This district (P. O. Vineland) is in
This township is in Passaic Co.
- s ’22 --_ $75,000___ July 1 1928
4s ’00 M-N $4,000o
Nov 1 1930 Cumberland County.
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’08 M-S 23,000c
Mch 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’27$41,896
S chool Bonds.
l$14,000-.Jan 1 ’28-’36 Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_ 250,500
4J£s’ l l M -N al3,000r_ N ov 1 1931 5 s ’ 18 Ja n /$1 2,000.-Jan 1 ’28-31
_
’37-’58
20,118
T ow n-H all Bonds.
1 20,000.-Jan 1 ’32-’36 5s ’ 19 J-J \ 44,000__Jan 1 1 1959 Floating debt (add’l) ______
l 1,500____Jan
Assess, val. real_________ 4,346,116
4 K s’09 F-A $90,000c__ Aug 1 1934 BON D. DEBT M ay 26 ’27 $32,000
34,000c* July 1 ’28-’64 Assess, val. personal_____
37,225
4 J4s’10 F-A
7.000r___Aug 1 1935 Tot. ass. val. ’26(67% act) x2,413,441 4J4s’25 J-J
assess,
W aterworks Bonds.
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26S18.00 School Bldg, bonds 414s____ $32,000 Totaltax rateval. ’26 (act.)-4,388,341
Municipal Bldg, bonds 414s. 9,000 Tot.
(per M .) ’ 26— $34 65
4 Jfs’26 J-J $1,690,000-.July
1930
Population in 1910, 118; 1920, 100.
Road Im provement Bonds.
4s ’26 J-J
500,000.-July 1 1930 LAVALLETTIL
School B onds.
This borough is in Ocean County. -s ’23 - - . ($13,000 ____ 1927-1939 LOPATCONG TOWNSHIP S. D.
1 1,500_________ 1940
4s ’01 F-A $7,000c____Feb 11931
W ater Supply Bonds.
This district (P. O. R. F. D . No. 1
4>*s’09 M-S 92,000c.—Sept 1 1934
f$36,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’44 BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’25- $122,500
4 J4s ’10J-D
7,OOOr_ June 1 1935 6s ’24 M-S 36,000c.Sept 1 ’45-’56 Other debt (additional)___ 156,746 Phillipsburg) is in Warren County.
_
Sinking fund_____________
17,465 5s ’23A-015 ( $7,500cOct 15 ’27-’31
4 H a'll F-A 62,0 0 0 c ...A u g 1 1936
2,000c_ Sept 1 1957
_
t 36,OOOcOct 15 ’32-’49
414s’ 12 A-O 108,000r*-.Apr 1 1937 6s’ 25 M-S J l,000c*-_Sept 1 1957 Assess, val. real__________ 3,773,850
554,575 BOND. D EBT Apr 2 2 ’27.
$4,750
414sT4 M-S *70,000r*.-M ar 1 1939
\ 9,000c* Sept 1 ’58-’60 Assess, val. personal_____
17,464 Tot.ass’d val.’27(75%act.) 1,309,126
2d Class R R . property____
_
414s’ 14 M-S *28,OOOr_ Sept 1 1939 6s ’26 M-S / 6,000_____1961 & ’62
tax
(per $1.000)’27-$35.60
exemptions__________
21,400
4H s’ 15 F-A *73,500r*-.A ug 1 1940
l 2,000___________1963 Less value taxable 1926____4,324,489 Dist. T. atrate Second National Bank,
IN
the
Net
4Ms’22J-D*( 40,000.-June 1 ’28-’32
Boardwalk Bonds.
1180,000.-June 1 ’33-’52 6s ’25 A-O ( $8,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’35 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$42.50 Phillipsburg.
4Ms’22 M -N (*320,000.N ov 1 ’27-’52
1 15,000c. .A pr 1 ’36-’65 Population in 1920____________3,810 LYN DH U RST TOW NSHIP.
1 117,000-Nov 1 ’53-’61 BOND. DEBT D e c 31 ’26--$127,500
This township (formerly Union) Is
5s ’23 A-O ; 502,000cr* . Oct 1’27-61 Floating debt (additional). .
7,500
In Bergen Co. P. O. Rutherford.
\ 4,000c or r.O ct 1 ’62 Assessed valuation, real____ 693,169 LITTLE FERRY.
This borough is in Bergen County.
T ow n Hall Bonds.
90, OOOr* June 1 ’29-’47 Assessed valuation, pers’l . . 51,125
Sewer Bonds.
414s’27 J-D 360,OOOr* — .1938-1961 Second class railroad p ro p ..
1,664 5Ms’25 J-D $40,000c*Dec 31 ’27-’66 4>4s’24 J -D /$128,OOOr*Dec 1 ’27-’51
1 78,000r*Dec 1 ’52-’64
l 9,000r*..June 1 1962 Less exemptions__________
30,500
( 35,000c*. June 1 1928 4J4s’26 A-O 25,000r*-0ct 1 ’28-’52
General Impt. Bonds.
Net valuation, taxable, 1927 781,000
Pavement Bonds.
f$110,000-June 1 ’28-’33 State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’27$57,87 5% s’25 J-D 80,000c*June 1 ’ 29-30
39,000c*. .June 1 1931 -s 22 --$ 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 _____Apr 1 1928
4% s’22J-Dd 162,000. June 1 ’34-’42 Population in 1927, 200; 1920, 117
1120,000c*June 1 ’32-’35
l 10,000— -June 1 1943
IN T . at the First National Bank of BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27. $514,448 ,s 22 — - 80,000___ Apr 1 1928
W ater B onds.
414s’22 M -N d/20,000.N ov 1 ’27-’36 Toms River.
Assessed value, real estate.$1,720,115 4Hs
F-A $14,000____ Feb 1 1936
136,000-Nov 1 ’37-’48
Assessed value, personal..
290,314 4H s
J-J
25,000____ Jan 1 1938
5s *23 A-O /40,000r* __ Oct l ’27-33 LEONIA.
Less exemptions_________
104,175 -s
32,000......--.194 1
142,000r*-_ Oct 1’34-40
This borough is in Bergen County. Net value taxable, 1926.. 1,907,014
4M s’24 J-J (62,OOOr*
Jan l ’28-’58
4 K s’26 J-D 323,000..June 1 ’28-’44
F un din g B onds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$74.20
1 9,000r*._-Jan 1*59-61
Street and Sewer Bonds.
$25,000____Aug 1 1945
IN T . at the Little Ferry Nat. Bk. 4}4s’26 A-O 100,000r*.0ct 1 ’28-’64
[425, OOOr* June 1 ’29-’45 6s ’20 J-D 26,OOOr* D ec31’27-’39
Im provement Bonds.
4M s’27 J-D 240,OOOr* June 1 ’40-’53
f32,OOOr* Jan 1 ’28-’35
t 24,000r*.-June 1 1954 4 J^s’25 J-J a 85,OOOr* Jan 1 ’36-’52 LITTLE FERRY SCHOOL DIST. 5 >4s’23M-N$402,000___ N o v i 1929
This district (P. O. Little Ferry) is 5s ’27 A-O ($17,500-Dec 31 ’28-’38
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
12,OOOr* Jan 1 ’53-’54
\ 1,000____Dec 3x 1939
414s’ 14M-S$208,000r*___ Mar 1 ’44
I 2.000r*._ Jan 1 1955 in Bergen County.
Sewer-System Bonds.
4% s’25 J-J ($18,000r*.July 1 ’28-’30
6s ’21 F-Ad$174.OOOr*.Aug 1 ’27-’60
Park Bonds.
\ 56,000r*.July 1 ’31-’44 5s ’ 17 J-J $200,000....................... ..
5 s ’23 A-O |36,O OOr*..Octl’27-44 6s ’21 M-S ($54,000-Sept 1 ’27-’53
3,500r*.July 1 ’28-’34 5s ’ 18 — 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 -.-................. .
\l8,000r*. . Oct l ’45-62
1 24,000. Sept 1 ’54-’61 4 J£s’25 J-J
TOTAL D EBT Jan 1 ’27-19,421,634 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $279,7/8 BOND. D EBT July 1 ’27 -- $73,000 ,s 22 - - - 67,000_____Apr 1 1928
78,000_____Apr 1 1928
38,000 -s 22 . . .
Water debt (incl.)_______ 3,375,750 Other debt (add’l ) ________ 367,932 Sinking fund______________
34,856
Assessment debt (incl.)
477,000 Sinking fund, general_____ 113,355 Total assessed value 1927.-2,026,429 Road & trunk sewer bonds.
Sinking fund, general_____ 1,312,651 Sinking fund, school______
22,604 School tax rate(per $1,000) ’27.S3.52 GROSS D EBT Dec 31 ’23,$1,956,719
Sinking fund, water______
28,880 Assessed valuation, real_ 5,284,000 Population in 1927 (est.)______ 4,000 Deductions______________ 1,806,617
_
150,102
Assess, val. real estate___49,546,562 Assessed val’n, personal_
_ 747,600
IN T . at the Little Ferry Nat. N ET D E B T _____________ 7.471,000
Assess, val., real_________
Assess, val. personal_____ 10.039,850 Assess. 2nd class R R . prop.
7,885 Bank, Little Ferry.
Assess, val., personal_____ 853,000
Assess, val. 2d Class R R . 2,377,184 Less exemptions__________ 137,700
2d class RR property______________ 984,981
Total assess, val. 1926__ 63,865,212 Net taxable value 1926------5,901,785 LODI.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-—$34.31 Tax rate (per $1,000)1926___ $50.80
This borough is in Bergen County. Less exemptions__________ 317,400
IN T. on bonds marked (*) at the Population 1910, 1,486; 1920. 2,979 Inc. Dec. 1894. Pop’n ’ 10, 4,138; Net taxable value 1926------ 8,992,437
Total taxrate (per $1,000) 26-$69.40
First Nat. Bank & Trust Co. of
a IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Leonia, 1920, 8.175.
Population 1920--------------------- 9,515
Kearny or at Coal & Iron Nat. Bank, or Seaboard Nat. Bank. N. Y . City.
Funding Bonds.
N. Y .; on bonds marked (a) at First
5 g ’ 14 M-S $40,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’39 LYNDH URST TW P. S. D.
Nat. Bank & Trust Co., Kearny; on LEONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Road Bonds.
bonds marked (6) at N. J. Title
This district is in Bergen County. 4J4s
____$12,OOOr__________ 1929 in This district (P. O. Lyndhurst) is
Bergen County.
Guar. & Trust Co., Jersey City; on 4 ^ s ’ 12 J-J $54,000c-July 1 ’28-’38
W ater Bonds.
S chool Bonds.
bonds marked (d) at West Hudson 4M*’ 15 J-J 48,000c.July 1 ’30-’42 5s ’09 A-O $80,000c_ Oct 1 1939
_
4 ^ s ’06 J-J $20,500...........................
County Trust Co., Harrison, or at 5s ’08 J-J 12,000c_______________
General Im provement Bonds.
41£s’09
25.000_______
—
Bankers Trust Co., N. Y .: on bonds
(Last maturity 1929)
-s ’23
$56,000 _____ 1927-1933 4H s’ 12 J-J
J-J
marked (e) at the Kearny Nat. Bank, 5s ’ 18 J-J $3,000c______________
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’2 7 .. $331,905 4 ^ s ’ 16 s-an 32.000...........................
62,000 ..........1927-1945
Kearny, or Irving Bank-Columbia
(Last maturity 1929)
Emergency notes & bonds
f 6,500 ..........1927-1933
Trust Co., N. Y. City; and on others
f 46,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’38
(additional)____________
7,869
at West Hudson County Trust Co., 4 ^ s ’23A-0*( 30,000c_Apr 1 ’39-’44 Tax notes (add’l)_________ 275,165 4 ^ s ’ 16 s-an (22,000..........1934-1944
I 2,500___________1945
Harrison.
il 14,000c_ Apr 1 ’45-’63 Gen. impt. notes (add’l) ____________ 55,800
13,000—July 1 ’28-’36
BOND. DEBT June 30 ’26 $309,000 Sinking funds___________
86,000 5s ’ 18 J-J
KEYPORT.
Floating debt (add’l)______
6,500 Assess, val. real estate____ 6,205,960 6s ’21 J-J 194,000--Apr 1 ’28-’6l
4J^s’25 J-J 380,OOOr*Jan 1 ’28-’65
This boro, is in Monmouth Co. Sinking fund_____________
19,500 Assess, val. personal______ 1,399,047
4K
8,000r*July 1 ’28-’34
♦Beach Park Bonds.
Total asses, val.(act.) ’27.-7,023,300 2nd class R R . property____________ 5,631s’25 J-J
42,000.-July 1 ’28-’41
5 s ’23 F-A $10,000r*-_ A u g l’27-36 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’2 / .$19.20 Less exemptions__________
125,775 4 ^ s ’26 J-J
19,000.-July 1 ’28-’46
Water bonds 5s c _________ $18,000
*IN T. at First Nat. Bank, Leonia. Net taxable value 1926____ 7,484,863 4>£s’26 J-J
5.000--July 1 ’28-’32
Sewer bonds 5s r _________
57,500
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $50.40 4 ^ s ’26 J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $832,500
School bonds 4 )^ s * c _____
14,400 LINDEN.
IN T. at First Nat. Bank, Lodi.
Total assessed value 1926- -8,992,437
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 192686,500
This city is in Union County.
School tax (per $1,000) ’26— $35.20
Floating debt (add’l)______
30,875
Perm anent Impt. Bonds.
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
3,549 5s ’23 F-Af $8,OOOr* Aug 1 ’27-’30 LONG BRANCH.
MADISON.
This city is in Monmouth County.
This borough is in Morris County
Sinking funds____________
25,315
\ 31,OOOr* Aug 1 ’31-’ 61
Tot. ass’d val. ’25 (H a ct.)-3 ,330,712 4J£s’26 A-O 168,000.-Let 1 ’27-’41 Inc. M ay 17 1903. Commission gov­ Lie. Dec. 27 1889. Pop. TO 4,658;
ernment approved March 12 1912.
Total tax rate(per $l,000)’26-$39.44
1927, 6,700.
Park Bonds.
Sewer Bonds (opt. aft. 10 yrs.).
Road Impt. F unding Bonds.
Population in 1910, 3,554:1920.4.415 5s ’24 M-S ($22,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’38
1 36,OOOr* Mar 1 ’39-74 4 J£s’26M-N ($48,000--M ay 1 ’28-’43 4H s’U J-J $100,OOOr___ Jan 1 1941
♦INT. at Keyport Banking Co.
25,OOOr. - .Jan 11942
l 4,500___ M ay 1 1944 4H s’12J-J
Temp. im pt. Bds. (Payable from
LAKEWOOD TOW NSHIP.
Sewer Bonds.
Grade Crossing & Impt. Bonds.
Special Assessments.)
$32,000-Sept 1 ’27-’34
4Ms ’24
($20,000- Aug 1 ’ 28-’32
This township (P. O. Lakewood) 6 s ’21 —.$125,000__________ 1927
40.000Sept 1 ’35-’42
is in Ocean County.
F-A (1 1 0 ,0 0 0 -Aug 1 ’33-’54
6s ’ 21 — .
60,000__________ 1927
10,000-Sept 1 ’43-’44
l 3 ,0 00--- Aug 1 1955 4 ^ s ’ 17 M-S
Road Bonds. *
Road Bonds.
36.000Sept 1 ’45-’50
-s
_
_ $56,000c*-$4,000 yrly. 5s
. . . f$50,000
M ay 15 1935
Paving Bonds.
4H s’ 16 J-D 28,000c*— 1,000yrly.
_
3,0005--Sept 1 1951
l 50,000-—M ay 15 1945 5s ’13 M-N$120,000_ M ay 1 1943
JERSEY C IT Y (Concluded)—
Sinking f u n d ,_________
1,480,325
Ass’d value, real________ 551,937,700
Assessed value, personal. 52,929,000
2d Class RR, property.. 108,441,384
Total ass’d value, 1926 -713,308,084
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1926___ $34.35
POPULATION.— In 1920 was
298,103; in 1910 was 267.779.




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MADISON (Concluded).
F unding Bonds.
4H s’ 14 J-D $55.000r—June 15 1944
(Subj. to call beg. June 15 1924.
G eneral Improvement Bonds.
f $8 ,000-.Sept 1 27-'30
4 K s’22M-S / 51,000.-Sept 1 ’31-47
( 2,000____Sept 1 1951
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $364,985
32,000
Water debt (incl.)________
Assessment debt (add’l ) ---8,793
Notes outstanding (add’l)39,582
Sinking fund______________
94,445
Assessed val,, real estate.-7,811,625
Assessed val.. personal_
_
651,050
Net taxable value 1927------ 8,487,438
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927. .$48.20
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Bank of Madison and Madison Tr. Co.
MADISON SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
This district (P. O. Madison) is
in Morris County.
4s
F-A $24 ,T)00 ......... 1927-1947
_s
...
42,000----------------------.s
283.000----------------------f S8,000r*_ Julyl 1928
_
4Ms’23 J-J \ 36,000r*_July l ’ 29-’32
( 70,000r*— July 1933
BOND. D EBT M ay 12 ’27 $543,000
Assessed valuation 1926— 8,384.361
Population 1926--------------------- 6,700
IN T . at the First National Bank,
Madison.
MANASQUAN.
, „
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
Water bonds (1933)------$99,000
Sewer bonds (1935)--------31,000
School bonds (1944)------32,000
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $300,971
Water debt (incl.)------------99,000
Temporary notes (add’l ) ---- 112,000
Sinking fund______________
21,862
Assessed value, real estate.2,389,840
Assessed value, personal— 317,100
Second class railroad prop.
17,369
73,675
Less exemptions---------------Net val’n taxable 1926 ----- 2.650.634
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *26.$38.88
Population 1910, 1.582: 1920, 1,705

NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS
MAYWOOD.
This borough is in Bergen County.
Assessment Sewer Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O I $6.000r* .A pr 1 1928
121,000r* Apr 1 ’29-’31
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27- $119,500
Tax notes (additional)____
16,000
Assess, debt (add’l ) ______ 265,000
Assess, val., real_________ 2,788,425
Assess.val., personal______ 405,750
2d class R R . property_____
1,400
Total assess, value, 1927--3,195.575
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $5.23
Population in 1926____________3,000
IN T. at the Hackensack National
Bank, Hackensack.
MAYWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Bergen County.
5s
- - . $10,000__________ 1935
5s ’22 M-N$143,500___________1948
BOND. DEBT Mar 20 ’26- $153,500
Sinking fund______________
6,648
Assess.val. (actual) 1926—2,686.185
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$]9.99
Population 1925 (est.)-------------2,000
IN T. at City Nat. Bank, Hacken­
sack.
MERCER COUNTY.
County seat is Trenton.
Bridge Bonds.
_
4s
F-A $l2,000r_ Feb 1 1929
4s
J-D
7,950____Dec 1 1936
4s ’ 16 J-J
40.000c...............1936
Funding Bonds.
4H s’ 13 J-J $206.000c_ Jan 1 1933
_
Road-Improvement Bonds.
_
4s
J D $100,000r_ June 1 1933
4s '03 F-A 61.000r...A ug 1 1933
4s ’04 J-D 18,000r— .D ec 1 1934
4s
J-D 103,000r_-.Dec 1 1935
31,000r*—Jan 1 1938
4 Hs
J-J
4s
F-A 53,000r— .Feb 1 1939
14,500____July 1 1943
43^s’ 13 J-J
48,500c.................1946
4H s’ 16 J-J
Road & Bridge Bonds
6s ’20 F-A/$336,000r*-Aug 1 ’27-33
1 3X,000r*. Aug t 1934
(700,000r*_. July 1 ’28-’34
4 K s’24J-J 875.000r*— July 1 ’35-’41
390,000r*— July 1 ’42-’44
I 98,000r*— -July 1 1945
Building Bonds.
3JSS
A-0$228,500r*—Apr 1 1941
4s
F-A 20,000c-..F eb 1 1944
4s ’ 12 J-J
80,000____July 1 1942
M iscellaneous Im pt. Bonds.
($360,000c Mar 1 ’28- 36
4J^s’26 M-S 540,000c Mar 1 ’37-’45
[ 39,000c_ Mar 1 1946
_
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’27-$5,215,141
572,191
Sinking fund___________
Assessed valuation, real-240,666,562
Assessed val’n, personal- 41,170,874
Assess, val., 2d class R R . 2,621,872
Net value taxable 1927.-282,709,859
State&Co.tax(per$l,000) '27-.$94.74
Pop’n 1910. 125.657: 1920, 159,881
IN T. at Treasurer’s office.

MAPLEWOOD TOW N SHIP.
This township (formerly South
Orange Twp.) is in Essex County.
Sewer Bonds.
4s
. . . $20,000------- --------------Park B onds.
.
6s ’21 M -N$182,000. -M ay 1 ’28-’63
4Jis*23 J-D 42,000r*_ June 15’28- 69
Fire Departm ent B onds.
f$44,000c* June 1 28-42
4 K s’25 J-D 48,000c* June 1 '43-’54
I 3,000c*.-June 1 1955
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’26- $306,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) - 486,553
Other debt (add’l ) ----------152,971
Sinking funds----------------92,417
Assessed valuation ..real -.30,298,100
Assessed val., personal— 2,703,980
30,118
2d class RR. property-----Less exemptions_________
176,650
Net taxable value 1926— 32,855,548
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $30.00 MERCHANTVILLE.
This borough is in Camden County.
Pop’n 1915, 4,676:1924 (est.) .10,700
Street Impt. B onds.
IN T . on 6s of 1921 and 4?*s of
1923 at the U. S. M tge. & Trust Co., 5s ’ 13 J-D $92.000___July 1 1943
12.000 _Alar 1 1929
New York.
8.000 _________ 1930
6.000 _________ 1931
4M s’27 M-S
M ARGATE CITY.
16.000 _____ 1932-1935
This city is in Atlantic County.
3.000 --------------1936
5s ’24 M -S (26.000r*Sept 1 ’25-’39
25.000 _________ 1937
\ l,000r*--Sept 1 1940
5.000 _June j. 1929
Street Impt. B onds.
4.000- -June 1 1980
5s
— $34.000---------------------- 4 K s’27 J-D
June 1 1931
3.000Fire B onds.
June 1 1932
2,000.
5s
- - - $19.000.....................1942
June 1 1933
.10,500Sewer B onds.
x Sewer B onds.
5s
...$ 8 4 ,0 0 0 ______1939-1942
($15.000.................1927
4 V s ’27 F -A / 66,000r*Feb , 1 ’28-’50 414s M-S \ 22.000__________1937
1 4 5 ,0 0 0 r * F e b jl’ 51-’66 5s ’08 J-J
30,000c.--July 1 1933
Beach Im pt. Bonds.
T8 J-J
22,250..........................
5s
. . . $91,000.1942.'44 & ’45 5s Fire Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
-s
_
_
serial
5s
- . - $33,000___________ 1942 4M s’27 A-O $27,500________’29-’35
14,000--Apr 1
Tax Revenue Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
5s ’26 J-D$100,000r*Dec 31 ’27&28 4H s’23 J-J
$8,000--Jan 1 *28-’35
W ater Bonds.
5s
.- .$ 1 6 ,0 0 0 ______1926-1941 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -. $199,491
Assessment debt (add’l)---77,000
(22,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’38
49,334
5s ’25 A-O 172,000r*Apr 1 ’39-’62 Sinking fund, general------- 4,940.34,.
taxable 1926—
l,000r*-_Apr 1 1963 Net value(per $1,000) ’26____ $33.60
Total tax
24,000r* M ay 1 ’28-’39 Population 1910. 1,996; 1920, 2,749
72,000r* M ay 1 '40-’63
5s ’26 M -N
x IN T. at Central Trust
2,000r*._M ay 1 1964 Camden; others at First Nat. Co. in
Bank.
City lu,*,,.. Bonds.
Impt.'
5s . . . $80,000 — ’29.’35&'36 Merchantville.
Drainage Bonds.
4M s’27 F-A $58,000--Feb 1 ’28-’56 MERCHANTVILLE SCH. DIST.
This district is in Camden County.
S ch ool B onds.
ann ($9,000—Jan 1 28-46
5s ’25 A-Oj$120,OOOc*Oct 1 ’ 27-’46 4Ms
\ 5,100--Jan 1 47-63
1 133,000c* Oct 1 ’47-’65
8.400—July 1 ’28-’42
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’26 $616,937 5s ’ 22 J-J
J-J 34,000--July 1 ’28-’44
Sinking fund____________
15,519 414s
Assess, val., real________ 13,500,000 4M s’25 A-O 26,700c—Oct 1 ’27-’64
(90,000r*Jan 1 ’28-42
Assess, val., personal-----189,521
2d class R R . property_
_
2,869 4M s’27 J-J 175,000r*____ 1943-1957
60,000r*____ 1958-1967
Less exemptions__________
8,900
Net tax val. 1926________ 13,935,319 BON D. D E B T Apr 14 '26- $91,700
14,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) 25-S31.45 Sinking fund_____________
Pop. 1910, 129; 1920 ........
249 Assess, val. 1925_________ 5.164.000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '25—$9.98
MATA WAN (B O R O U G H ).
This borough is in Monmouth Co. METUCHEN.
This borough is in Middlesex Co.
W ater Bonds.
4H s
- - - $40,000____N ov 1 1942
Street Im provement Bonds.
($80,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-’33
BOND. DEBT D e c 31 ’25—$189,000
Tax notes & bonds (add’l) _ 11,682 4 J4'24 M -N l 20,000r*_Nov 1 ’34-’35
[ 2,000r*—N ov 1 1936
Sinking fund--------------------22,123
Assessed valuation, real_ 1,360,938
_
Temporary Impt. Bonds.
Assessed val’n, personal_____268,872 5s ’27 M-S$390,000c..M ar 1 1928
Borough Hall Bonds.
Assess, val. 2nd class R R .
p r o p ____________________
9,730 5s ’25 J-J $30,000c* July 1 ’27-’42
Less exemptions__________
12,635 BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’27- $246,180
145,000
Net taxable value 1926___ 1,626,905 Floating debt (add’l ) _____
33,261
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $57.25 Sinking fund____________
Population 1910, 1,646; 1920, 1.910 Assessed valuation, real--$3,788,938
Assessed val’n, personal-254,924
Second elass railroad prop.
31,257
MATAWAN TW P. SCH. DIS.
26,500
This district (P. O. Matawan) Is Less exemptions__________
Net value taxable, 1926-- 4,048,019
in Monmouth County.
5s ’22 M-S $23.000--M ar 1 ’28-’42 State&Co.tax (per$l,000) ’26-$51.30
BOND. D EBT Apr 1923— $85,000 Population 1910, 2,138; 1920, 3,334
IN T. at National Bank of Com ­
Total assessed value 1923—2,163,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1923--$21.40 merce, New York City.




METUCHEN SCHOOL DIST.
P. O. Metuchen, Middlesex Co.
5s ’22 J-J $42,000--Jan 1 ’28-'42
5s ’27 F-A /24,000c-Feb 1 ’29-’40
151,000c-Feb 1 ’41-’57
BOND. D E B T June 30 ’27 $165,500
Assessed valuation 1927___4,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$2.00
Population in 1927__ * ________6,000

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MILLBURN SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Essex County.
4Ms’ 14 J-D $15,000c.$2,000 yly.
4Ms’ 13 M -N 7,500c— N ov 1 1942
4s TO M -N 8.500c— M ay 1 1930
4s ’09 M -N 22 .0 0 0 c...N ov 1 1929
6 s ’21 A-O (188.000.-Apr 1 ’28-’50
l 4.000___ Apr 1 1951
6s ’21 J-J
24,000..July 1 ’28-’50
6s ’21 J-J 24,500.-July 1 ’28-’50
_
4Ms’24 J-D 155,500_ $9,000 yrly.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 '27. $445,000
County seat Is New Brunswick.
Total assess, val. 1927_ 14,317,012
_
Jail Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1924—$11.15
4Ms'16 M -N $150.000—-M ay 1 1956 Population in 1926 (approx)_ 6.000
_
Court House Bonds.
IN T . at First Nat. B k.. Millburn.
4&sT4 J-J $79,000____July 1 1934
Armory Bonds.
414s’ 12 J-D $7,000.........1927-1933 MILLBURN TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Essex County.
Building Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4 Hs’10 A-O$120,000c..Oct 1 ’30-’49 4 Ms
M-S
’33-’34
4 Ms
____ 9.900........................... 4 Mg’10 J-D 570,000c.Sept 1 1 1930
12,000c----Dec
Renewal Bonds.
4Ms
—
10,000___ Sept 1 1928
4s
____$24,000r__...................... 4 Ms
—
11.000___ Dec
1929
4s
F-A 2,0 00_____ 1927-1928 4M s’26 A-O 99,OOOr*.Oct 1'27-66
4s T2 F-A 3,000—Feb 1 ’28-’30
P u blic Im provem ent Bonds4Hs’ 14 J-D 5,000r_Dec 11’27-’31 4M s’26 A -O / $40,000r* .Oct 1 '27-’46
Workhouse Bonds.
I 13,OOOr*.Oct 1947-59
4Ms’16 M -N $60.000____May 1 1936
Fire A pparatus Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4M s’26 A-O f$4,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’ 27-’28
3 Ms
J-J S60,000r*. Jan 1'28-31
1 9,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’29-’31
'
‘
4s ’07 A-O 35,000r__Apr 1 ’28-’36
Town Hail Bonds.
4Ms’ 12 J-D 30.000r-Dec 1 ’27-’42
4Ms
- - . $20,000____Dec 1 1931
20.000.
-Jan 1 ’28-’34
4J4s’ 15 J-J
GEN. B D . D T . Dec 31 ’25$110,000
4J4s’ 15 F-A 20.000— Aug 1 ’27-’36
Floating debt
226 ,885
27.000.A ug 1 ’37-’45 (add’l) _____
55,238
4Ms’ 16 M-N 18.OOOf.May 1 ’28-’36 Sinking fund_____________
4MsT~ M -N
800r_May 1 ’28-’41 Assessed valuation, real— 12,470,835
Assessed val’n, personal -.1,784,967
6s ’21 A-O j 33 .000 ..Apr 1 ’28-’43
72,593
\ 6,000—Apr 1 ’44-’49 Second class RR property52,875
5M s’21 J-D /34.000—Dec 1 ’ 27-43 Less exemptions_________
Net val. taxable 1926------ 14,275,520
\ 2,0 0 0 ..D ec 1 ’44-’45
4M s23 A-O 37,000.-Apr 2 ’28-’45 Tax rate (per 81,000) 1926— $34.80
4 Ms’23 F-A / 44,000 r * . .Aug 1 ’27-’48 j Population 1915, 4,372: 1920, 4,633
INT at (J .S .Mtge. & Trust Co.. N Y
1 2,500r*___ Aug 1 1949
4 M s’24 J-D /15,000r * . . June 2 ’28-’42
1 500r*___ June 2 ’43 MILLTOWN.
4M s’24 M -N 17,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-’43
This borough is in Middlesex Co.
4M s’25 F-A 22.000r*_Feb 2 ’23-’49 Sewer bonds______________ $47,500
4M s’26J-J15 f280,000r *July 15’28-’55 Water bonds______________
48.000
\ 9,OOOr*.July 15 ’5 6 1Fire apparatus bonds------11,500
School Bonds.
School b on d s_____________
34.000
($29,000—.Jan 1 28-'36 BOND. D E B T Dec 31 ’26- $137,355
5s T9 J-J | 46,000..$4,000 yearly Water debt (included)------48,000
I
on Jan. 1 beg. 1937 Assessed value, real estate. 1,714,<01
General Impt. Bonds.
Assessed value, personal— 763,812
4Ms’22 M -N$22,000—May 1 ’28-'38 Total assessed value 1926-.2,478,513
4 Ms 23 A-O 18.000..Apr 2 ’ 28-29 Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$43.70
4Ms’24J-D 36,000r*—June2 ’28-’30 Population 1910. 1,584: 1920. 2.573
Roan Bonds.
4s ’04 J-J $18,000r__Jan 1928-’36 MILLVILLE.
4s
A-O 43,000r____1932-1935
This city is in Cumberland County.
30.000_______________ Incorporated in 1866. Commission
4s ’05
20,500______ ________ government approved April 1 1913.
4s ’09 F-A 71,000r—Feb 1 ’28-’38 Population TO. 12,451: ’20. 14,691
65,000r___ 192"-1939
4s TO J-J
-Aug plant see “ Chronicle” of N ov. 27
1 For proposed acquisition of water
’27-’42
5s T3 F-A 80.000.
4 s’ 16 M -N 24.OOOr.May 1 ’28-'41 1916. page 1825.
4 s’ 16 J-D 15,500—June 1 ’28-’37
4Ms’ 17 A-O 165.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32 5s General Improvement Bonds.
T4 F-A
1934
f 56.000c.July 1 ’28-’30 4Ms’26 A-O *32.000------Aug1 128-’ 59
133,OOOr*.Oct ’
41is’ 18 J-J U30,000c-$15,000 y ’rly
W ater Bonds.
l
on July 1 beg. 1931 5s’23M-N/$110,0O0r*—N ov 1 ’ 26-48
4?*sT8 M-S (57,OOOc.Sept 1 '27-’45
1 2.000r*___N ov 1 1949
U2,000c-Sept 1 '46-’48
fl2,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’28-’33
4J£s’18 M-S f30.000-.Sept 1 ’27-’28 4Ms’26 A-O \33.000r*-0ct 1 ’34-’66
\80,000c.Sept 1 ’29-’33
Street Impt. Bonds.
4 ^ s ’18 M-S 32.000c.$4,000 yearly 4Ms
J-D $60,000---- Dec 20 1932
Sept. 1
Bonds.
,
6s ’21 J-D 116.000..June 1 ’ 28-’31 4s Refunding $4,OOOr.July 1 ____
J-J
28-29
5Ms’21 A-O J 7.000___ Oct 1 1927
School Loans.
„
. „„„„
181.000--Oct 1 ’28-'36 4Ms
J-J $46,000c---- Jan 1 1939
4Ms g ’ 22 (150,000. July 31 ’28-’33 4Ms
J^J 6,000c
_ . July 11936
J-J 31 1 16.000—-July 31 1934 5s T3 J-J
18,000____ July 1 1933
4 M s’23
96,000-.A pr 2 ’28-'34 5s T4
79.000____ M
1 1934
A-O
( 14,000___ Apr 2 1935 5s ’24 M -N(340,000c--Janay ’28-’61
J-J
1
90,000--Apr 2 ’36-’ 40
1 8,000c. ..Jan 1 1962
15,000___ Apr 2 1941
Sewer Loans.
___ _
___
( 30,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’29
J-J $24,000cJan 1 29- 34- 39
6s '21 A-O U65.000c.Apr 1 ’30-’40 4 Us
F-A 9.500-------I 5 ,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1941 5s (Callable on 30 days'Aug 1 1933
4MS’23F-Af280,000r*__Aug l ’27-40 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 1927 notice.)
$906,500
I 16,000r*_ Aug 1 1941
_
660,637
4Ms’24J-D 130.000r*..J’n e 2 ’28-43 Improvement certificatesSinking fund_____________
156,564
4M s’24 M -N 8.000r*_Nov 1 ’27-’30 Assess, val., real________ 10,186,800
285,000r*.Feb 2 ’28-’38 Assess, val., personal------ 2,692,475
4Ms’25 F-A 165,OOOr*.Feb 2 ’39-’43 2d class RR property---------------------- 63,670
I 24,000r*-.Feb 2 1944 Less exemptions_________
431,450
f180,000r *July 15’28-’36
1927--------- 12,975,920
4 K s’26J-J15 23,000r*_______ 1937 Net valuation $1,000) 1927— -844.91
Total tax (per
175,000r * . . . 1938-1944
IN T . at Millville Nat. Bank.
l 23,000r*_______ 1945
BOND. D EBT M ay 1927 $4,776,850
Other debt (add’l)______
431,000 MONMOUTH COUNTY.
Sinking fund___________
441,056
Freehold Is the county seat.
Assess, val., real estate— 142,070,939
B uilding B onds.
Assess, val., personal_ 29,951,291 4Ms’20 F-A$39,000c- Feb 1 28-’40
_
2d class R R . property.. 5,983,298
Road Bonds.
Less exemptions________
1,106,131
( S90,000c-Mar 15 ’28-32
Net taxable value 1926- -178,005,528 4Ms’22
M-S ( 243.000c.Mar 15 ’33-41
State & Co .tax (per $1,000) ’26-813.47
I 17,000c.-M ar 15 1942
Population 1927 (est.)______ 200,000 6s ’21 M-S 667,000c--------------------Population 1920____________ 162,334
(200,000c.M ar 15 ’28-’32
4Ms’23M-S (550,000c-M ar 15 ’33-’42
I 39.000c_Mar 15 1943
MIDLAND PARX.
1645,000c_ M arl 28-39
_
This borough is in Bergen County.
4M s’24 J-D(296,000c_ M arl 40-43
_
Incorporated 1894.
61.000c.-_ Mar 1 1944
Road Bonds.
|257,500r*-Mar 15’28-36
5s
J-J $10,000____July 1 1928
5s
A-O
2,500—Apr 1 ’28-’31 4 Ms’25 M -S( 312.000r*_Mar lA’37-44
I 23.000r*-Mar 15 1945
5s
M-S
8.000--M ar 1 ’28-’30
I30,000c-Mar 15 ’28-40
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 '2 7 . $20,500
Gen. impt. notes (add’l ) _
_
56,472 4M s’26M -S( 12,000c—Mar 15 1941
135,000c-Mar 15 ’42-50
Sinking fund______________
9,591
I 7,000c_-M ar 15 1951
Assess, val., real estate____1,709,800
Assessed val'n. personal_
_ 216,700 4 Ms’ 26 F-A 558,000r*Aug 15 ’27-’41
4H s’27 M -S / 630,000r*Mar 15 ’29-46
Other assessable property..
84,500
1 14,000r*_Mar 15 1947
Less exemptions__________
84,900
Bridge Bonds.
Net taxable value 1927___1,918,800
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— $59.60 6s ’21 M-S $412,000c______________
Population 1927 ______________2,840 4 J£s’22 M-S 16,000c_Mar 15 '28-43
' 6,000c_ Mar 15 1928
_
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Pater­ 4 H s’23 M-S / 8,000c—Mar 15 1929
son, A. B. Leach & C o., N. Y ., and
207,000c-Mar 15’30-’ 52
at Ridgewood (N. J.) Trust Co.
3,000c. .M ar 15 1953
8 ,0 0 0 c ..-M a r l’28-29
4M s’24 J-J
MIDLAND TOWNSHIP S. D.
125,000c. . - M arl’30-54
8,000r*_Mar 15’28-29
This district (P. O. Rochelle Park)
is in Bergen County.
4)^s'25 M-S-| 5,000r*.M ar 15 1930
144,000r*.Mar 15’31-54
School Bonds.
l,000r*—Mar 1 1955
5s ’26 A-O $15,000--Apr 1 '28-57
5s ’26 J-D 25,000—June 1 ’28-’52 4 J^s’26 M-S 23,000c.M ar 15 ’28-50
5s ’26 J-D / 45,000—June 1 ’28-36 4M s’26 F -A f 60 J)00r* Aug 15 ’27-32
1180,000—June 1 ’37-’66
285,000r* -..1933-1951
BONDED D E B T ________
(?)
4 ^ s ’27 M -S 24,000r * Mar 15 ’29-52

J une, 1927.]
MONMOUTH COUNTY (Concl.)—
H ospital Bonds.
4M s’18 F-AJ $8,000c..A ug 1 ’27-’28
\ 50.000c..Aug 1 ’29-38
4K sT 9 J-J 69,000c_______________
4H s'23 M -S ,'30.000cMar 15 .28-37
\ 1.000c. .M ar 15 1938
4 H s’27 M-S |20,000r*Mar 15 ’29-38
\ 1,OOOr*—Mar 15 ’39
Jail R econ stru ction Bonds.
4 H s’22 J-J $38.000e_July 1 ’28-’42
GROSS DEBT Feb 1 ’27-S5,030,439
Assessed val., real estate 178,513,130
Assessed val., personal_ 20,478,209
_
Second class R R property- 1,237,699
Less exemptions_________ 2,355,390
N et taxable value, 1926.197,8/3,648
State & Co.tax per SI,000)’26-812.18
Popul’n 1910. 94,734: 1920. 104,925
IN T . on bonds of 1922, 1923 and
1924 at the County Treas. office.

NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS
MONTVALE.
This borough is in Bergen County.
Funding Bonds.
5s T5 J-D $14,500c_ Dec 1 1945
_
5s '13 M-S 30,000c—-M ar 1 1943
Road bonds 5s___________
19,600
School bonds 5s__________
64,000
BOND. D EBT Apr 14 ’27- $127,500
Floating debt add’l)_____
14,694
Sinking fund______________
18,311
Assess, val. real estate____ 964,432
Assess. ,val. personal_____ 134,485
10,200
Other assess, property____
Tot. assess, val. '27 (a ct.)..1,109,117
Total tax rate (perj$l ,000) ’27-$56.00
Population 1910, 522; 1920, 779.
m oorestow n!

This township is in Burlington Co.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27— $70,000
Assessed valuation 1 9 2 6 Real___________________ 6,400,457
Personal----------------------- 873,430
2d class RR. property_
_
16,344
Exem ption____________ 223,750
Net taxable value 1926.-7,066,481
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $38.20

MONTCLAIB.
This town is situated in Essex Co.
Inc. 1894. Commission government
adopted June 6 1916. Proposal for
city manager form o f government
defeated during March 1924.
MORRIS COUNTY.
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
Morristown is the county seat.
4M g ’12 F-AS100.000c..Aug 1 1942
Hospital Bds. (opt. aft. 1922).
Land Purchase Bonds.
4M s’ 18 J-J $12,000.Jan 15 ’28-’31 4Ms’ 12 J-J $35.000r— .July 1 1942
l 1,300. Jan 15 1932 4Msg’ 17J-D 24.000—June 1 ’28-’38
Road Bonds (opt. aft. 1905).
School Bonds.
4s ’08 M-N$145,000c ..N o v 1 1938 4s g ’95 J-D $280,000c _______ 1935
4s g ’09 M-N 291,250c...M ay 1 1939 4M s’16 A-O 138.000-.0ct 2 ’27-’29
4HK’l l A-O 7 4 ,250 c...O ct 2 1941 4Ms'22 M-S 116.000r*.Mar 1 ’28-31
4M g ’ 12F-A 261,00 0c...A u g 1 1942 4Ms’24 J-J (387,OOOr*.July 1 ’28-’38
4M g’ 12J-D 49,000c— .D ec 1 1942
\ 26,000r*..July 1 1939
Improvement Bonds.
4M g’ 13J-J
64,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1943
($186,OOOr*. Mar 1 ’28-30
4M g‘ 14J-D 460,000c.. .June 1 1944
( 567,OOOr*. Mar 1 *31-39
4 J4w?’ 15F-A 150.000c.. .A ug 1 1945 4Ms’22
M-S | 59,OOOr*.. Mar 1 1940
4Msg 17M-N/120.000c.May 1 ’28-’42
\ 45.000c.May 1 ’43-’47 4Ms’26 A-O 549,000..O c t 1 ’27-’41
.A pr 15 ’28-’34
DEBT Dec 31 1927______ $2,061,741
4H s’ 18 A-O 12.000.
192,783
(120,000r*. Sept 1 ’27-40 Sinking fund____________
_
48,000r*. Sept 1 ’41-44 Assess, vai., real estate_ 82,916,443
5)$s’21 . . .
10,000r*—Sept 1 1945 Assess, val., personal_____13,394,738
4J*g’22 J-D / 8.000—Dec 1 ’27-28 2nd class R R property_ 1,199,137
_
190.000. .D ec 1 ’29-’43 Less exemptions_________ 1,572,900
( 96 ,000 ..Sept 1 ’27-’32 Net taxable value, 1927-897.679,296
4M g’22M-S] 198,000. .Sept 1 ’33-’41 State & Co.tax per $1,000) ’27_$16.30
i 20,000____Sept 1 1942 Pop’n 1910. 74.704: 1920. 82.294
IN T . on bonds at the First Nat.
U 4,000r*.A ug 1 ’27-’29
160,000r*_Aug 1 ’30-’33 Bank, Morristown. U. S. M tge. &
4>*s’24 F-A 210.000r*-Aug 1 ’34-’38 Trust Co., N . Y ., and Banks &
150,000r*.Aug 1 ’39-’41 Trust C o., Morristown.
312,000r*_Aug 1 ’42-’47
34,OOOr*__ Aug 1 1948 M ORRISTOW N.
This town Is In Morris County. Inc.
(250,OOOr* .Sept 1 ’28-’32
275,OOOr* ...1933-1937 Apr. 6 1865. Population TO, 12,507;
4H s’26M -S 300,000r* ...1938-1942 1920, 12,548.
S chool Bonds.
310,OOOr* ...1943-1947
305,OOOr* ...1948-1952 4H s’ 14 J-D$l 12.000-Dec 1 ’27-’42
70,OOOr* ...1953-1954
f 2.600-Sept 1 *27-’28
Fire-House Bonds.
4>$sT6 M-S 28,000-Sept 1 ’29-’42
4s ’09 F-A $35.0 0 0 c...F e b 1 1929
(36.000.Sept 1 ’43-'45
W ater Bonds.
Renewal School Bonds.
($106,000c.. Apr 1 '28-34
3 Ms g J-J $100,000c__ July 1 1932
4M g’ H F -A 66,000c— .Feb 11941 4 X s g A-O 270,000c—Apr 1 ’35-’49
294,000c.. Apr 1 ’50-’63
Grade Abolishment Bonds.
( 12,000c...A pr 1 1964
4 K g ’ 13 M-NS75.000____N ov 1 1943
Sewer Bonds.
Park Bonds.
3 J4g’06 J-J $100.000c. .June 30 1931 4s ’07 J-J $365.000c—-Jan 1 1948
(Subject to call beg. 1918)
4Msg’15M-N 10.000.-Nov 1 1935
Funding-Improvement Bonds. 5s T3 A-O 80,000___ Oct 1 1953
4Ms’17 M-N$40,000—M ay 1 ’28-’32 (Subject to call beg. Oct. 1 1923.)
Water Bonds.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
$208,000. .M ar 1 ’28-'35 4.30 ’22 J-D$122,000c.Dec 30 ’27-’56
300.000— Mar 1 ’36-’45
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $657,317
340.000. . Mar 1 ’46-'55Water debt (add’l)_______
726,000
4 Ms g ’24
M-S 148.000. -M ar 1 ’56-’59
Other debt (add’l)_______
177,817
76.000. _Mar 1 ’60-’61Sinking funds----------------155,006
30.000___ Mar 1 1962 Assessed val., real estate.15,147,322
[160,000r*.Apr 1 ’28-’37 Assessed val., personal_ 1,692,200
_
190.000r*_Apr 1 ’38-’47 Asses val 2d class RR.prop
190.522
4M s’26 A-O 200,000r*.Apr 1 ’48-’57 Less exemptions_________
78.300
42,O O *. Apr 1 ’58-’59 Net taxable value, 1926—16.951.744
Or
144,0O0r*.Apr 1 ’60-'65 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926..$43.60
IN T. at Morristown Trust Co. and
[ 6,OOOr*—Apr 1 1966
Town Treasurer’s office.
Improvement Bonds.
(10,000— Oct 2 '27-'31
4M g’22A -02 30.000. . . 0 . t 2 '32-'41MOUNT EPHRAIM!
This town is in Camden County.
2,120____Oct 2 1942
4 Mg’23 M -N (33.000.-M ay 1 ’28-’38
Improvement Bonds.
40.000 ..M a y 1 ’39-’48 K s’26 J-D $100,000-.June 1 ’32-’36
5
W ater Debt Bonds.
8,000r*
Apr 11928
9.OOOr*— Apr 1 1929 5 ^ s ’27 M-NS150.000----M ay 1 1929
4M s’24 A-O 20,000r*_ . A p rl’30-'31
Street Improvement Bonds.
77 .000 r*-.A prl’32-’38 5J^s’26 J-D ($40,000___ Dec 1 1932
10,OOOr*— Apr 1 1939
1 18,000___ Dec 1 1936
(?)
45,000r*._ J’n e2’28-30 BONDED D E B T ________
4M s’24 J-D ■21,000r*._ J ’ne 2 1931
66,000r*-.J’n e2’32-34 MOUNT OLIVE TOWNSHTP SCH.
4J4&24 M -N 177.0 0 0 - M ay 1 ’28-’53 DISTR IC T.
This district (P. O. M t. Olive) is
1 1,500----- M ay 11954
4J4s’24 M -N /26,000r*-N ov 1 ’27-’39 in Morris County.
113,000r*.Nov 1 ’40-’52 5s '26 F-A f$5,000c-Feb 1 ’28-’32
(36,000c. Feb 1 ’ 33-’56
4Ms'25 A-O 352,000c__0ct 15 1930
( 8,440r*_.Sept 1 1928 BOND. DEBT M ay 25 ’27--$41,000
4J4s’26M -S( 81,OOOr* ...1929-1937 School tax rate (per $1.000) ’27.S1 .81
Itu
130,OOOr*— .1938-1950 Population (est.)______________ 1.200
IN T . at Nat, Union Bank, Dover.
7,000r*________ 1951
4M s’27 J-D 158,000r* June 1 ’29-’52 N EW ARK.
---------Newark Is situated in Essex Co
Passaic Valiev Sewer Bonds.
378.000. Feb 1 '28-'30Vailsburgh annexed Jan. 1 1905.
Commission Government approved
390.000- Feb 1 ’3 l-’40
5s g ’22
300.000. Feb 1 ’41-'50Oct. 9 1917.— V. 105, p. 1545.
F-A
196.000- Feb 1 ’51-’57 City Stable B onds.
, 10,000_ Feb 1 1958 4J*s’ 14 M-S $150,000— Sept 1 1954
_
4 K g ’23 J-D /69,000r*._ Junel’28-’50
Market Bonds.
\40,000r*__ Junel’51-'60 4H s’ 13 J D$700,000—..Dec 15 1943
Watchung Park Bonds.
(400,000r*_ Dec 1 ’27-’34
4M s’22 M -N $7 ,000 ..M ay 1 ’28-’34
600,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’35-’44
Playground Bonds.
4}£s’24 J-D 700,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’45-’54
5s ’22 A-O ($66,000.Apr 1 ’28-’49
600,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’55-’62
1 1,000___ Apr 1 1950
( 56,000r*—Dec 1 1963
B ON D. D T. May 1 ’27—$7,415,085
C ity-H all B onds.
Water debt______________ 2,344,000 3 Hs’01J-J$l,000,000____Jan 1 1931
Assessment debt incl.)_
_
50,000 3 P>r’02 J-J 500,000___ Oct 11932
Sinking fund .water______
33,614
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
Sinking fund, general____
836,873 4H s’ 17 . . . $72,200—Sept 1 ’27-’47
30,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’47
Assessed v al., real estate. .86,900,400 4H s’17 . . .
Assessed val., personal_ 10,665,300 5 ^ s ’21 F-A (37,000— -Aug l ’27-’ 38
_
152,000—-Aug 1 '39-’51
Assessed value, railroad-_ 206,365
N et val. taxable, 1927— .97,772,065 4>*s’24 J-D /40,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’27-'28
\19,000r*—Dec 1 1929
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927..$32.60
C ity Home Bonds.
Pop’n 1910, 21,550: 1920, 28.810
* Does not include Passaic Valley 4J*s’ 14 M-N$50,000____M ay 1 1944
B ath-H ouse B onds.
sewer bonds to the amount of
4s ’ l l M-N $125,000—-May 1 1941
$1,114,000.
IN T . on school bonds o f 1908 at 4 tfs’ 14 F-A 125.000— .F eb 15 1944
Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y . City; on
G eneral Bonds.
land purchase bonds at First Nat.
f $800,OOOr*.Aug 1 '27-’46
Bank o f Montclair; on all other bonds 4J£’26F-A l,l40,000r* ...1947-1965
at Bank o f Montclair.
l 31,OOOr*-------------1966




C ity-H ospital B onds.
3 Ha'02 J-J $300,000__ Jan 1 1932
4s T2 A-O 150,000__ Apr 1 1942
4s T2 M -N 150,000__ Nov 1 1942
4 j*s’ 13 M-S 500.000__ Mar 1 1943
4>£sT4 A-O 125,000__ Apr 1 1944
4 Ms’ l 5 J-D 75.000__ June 1 1945
4J4s’ 15 J-D 45,000_ Dec 1 1945
_
4K s’ 16 J-D 100.000 . . . June 1 1946
4 K s’16 . . .
70,000. Nov 15 ’27-’46
4)3s’ 17 . . .
3.000___ Oct 1 1927
5 ^ s g ’20 A-O 20,OOOr* Oct 15 ’27-’30
f 70,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’27-’34
4l4s'24 J-D( 100,000r*.Dec 1 ’35-’44
108,000r*.Dec 1 ’45-’53
( 3,OOOr*..Dec 1 1954
4s ’25 M-N300,000r___N ov 1 1955
Memorial Bldg. C onstr. Bonds.
4)*sT5 M -N $500.000c..N ov 1 1945
S ch ool B onds.
3)48*99 J-D$300,000____ Deo 1 1929
3)$s'02 A-O 100,000____ Oct 1 1932
3>4s’03 M-N 100,000____May 1 1933
3 )6s’03 J-D 13.500r._June 25 1933
4s ’04 A-O 200,OOOr...Apr 1 1934
3)4s’05 A-O *370,OOOr_ Apr 11955
_
3 )£s’05 J-J *70,000____ July 1 1955
3 )4s’05 M-N *250,OOOr
Nov 1 1955
3 ) 4s’06 A-O *650,000___ Apr 1 1956
3 )£s’06 F-A *50,000___ Aug 1 1956
4s ’07 M-N*l,165,500—May 1 1957
4s ’08 A -O *1,286,000— -Oct 1 1958
4s ’08 J-D 267,000. — Dec 31 1943
4s ’09 J-D *1,289,700o.Dec 31 1959
4s ’ l l
M-S*300,000____Sept 1 1961
4s T2 A-0*561,000____Apr 1 1962
48 T2 A-O *27,000____ Oct 1 1962
•Subject to call 40 yrs. after date
414 g'14 F-A 976.000___ Feb 1 1944
4 k s ’ 14 F-A 500,000____Aug 1 1944
4 VJs g’ 15J-Dl ,019.000c. .D ec 1 1945
5H g'20 A -O ( 64,OOOr*. O ctl5’27-'30
\323.000r*. O ctl5’31-’49
5H s’21 ( 1.594,OOOr*. Aug 1 '27-50
F-A \
59,OOOr*. .A ug 1 1951
4 ) £s g ’22 (372,000.-A p r 1 5 ’28-’41
A-O 1 1 5 ,0 0 0 ... Apr 15 1942
4J4g’23 A-O (795,000...A p r 1 ’ 28-’42
1 35,000___ Apr 1 ,943
(264,OOOr*..Oct l ’27-37
4 K s’23 A-O 32,OOOr*...Oct 1 1938
720,000r*..O ct l'39-58
35,OOOr*__ Oct 1 1959
105,OOOr*.Dec 1 '27-’33
4J4s'24 J-D 80,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’34-’38
380,000r*.Dec 1 ’39-’57
4s ’25 M -N 1,000,OOOr...Nov 1 1958
4 }4 ’27M-S f 480,OOOr* . . . 1928-1937
11,820,OOOr* — .1938-1963
C orporate Bonds.
4s TO J-J$l,030,000___ July 1 1930
4M s’18 . . .
50.000......... M ay 1938
D ock Bonds.
4s TO A-0$100,000___ Oct 1 1955
4s T2 J-D 100,000___ June 1 1957
4)$g'14 F-A 400,000____Feb 1 1959
4H s’ 14 J-D 900,000c.-D ec 15 1959
4)*s’ 15 J-D 500.000— June 1 1960
4)$s'15 A-O 250,000c..-O ct 1 1960
4>£s’ 16 J-D 250.000—.Ju n e 1 1961
4)*sT7 . . . 144,000—June 1 ’28-’57
43^s g ’22 (848.000-.Apr 15 ’28-’60
A-O
\ 13,000...A p r 15 1961
(302,OOOr*.Dec 15’27-63
4M s’25 J-D-j 10,000r*.Dec 15 1964
( ll,000r*_D ec 15 1965
P layground Bonds.
4s ’ l l M-N $75,000___ Nov 1 1941
4« T5 M -N 40.000— M ay 15 1945
P u blic Library.
3 Hs’01 J-J $50,000___ Jan 1 1931
Storage Reservoir.
3 )4s'05A-O*$l,950,OOOr.Apr 1 1955
P ublic B uilding Bonds.
4 J4s'23 A-O ($34,000r*._ Oct l ’2,-43
\ 60,OOOr*_Oct l'44-63
Bridge B onds.
5H sg’20A-O $92,OOOr*_Octl5’27-49
S treet O pening.
4)£sT4 F-A $84.000—.F eb 15 1944
32,000c.—July 1 1928
5s T8 J-J 165,000c. July 1 ’29-’33
331,000c.$36,000 y ’rly
on July 1, begin. 1934.
W ater D ebt.
4s ’97 F-A$100,000____Aug 1 1927
4s '09 M-N 100,000____May 1 1929
3 X s ’04 F-A 100,OOOr_ Aug 1 1934
_
3 14s’05 M-N*490,000r_ May 1 1955
_
4s ’08 M-N 5 0 .0 0 0 -.N o v 16 1928
4s ’08 F-A 100,000____Aug 1 1938
4s ’08 M-S 100,000____Sept 1 1938
4s ’09 M -N 100,000___ Mch 1 1939
4s ’09 M-N100.000_ Nov 15 1939
_
4s TO M-S 100,000____Mch 1 1930
4s ’ l l A-O 100,000____Apr 1 1941
4s ’ l l M-N 150,000____May 1 1931
4s TO A-O 100,000____Apr 1 1940
4s TO M-S 100,000____Sept 1 1940
4s ’ l l F-A 100,000____Aug 1 1941
4s T2 M -N 25,000____M ay 1 1932
4s T2 M -N 50,000____June 1 1932
4s T2 J-D 100,000____June 1 1942
4)£s’ 13 M-S 250.000____Mar 1 1933
4)4s'13 J-D 100,000____June 1 1943
4)$gT4 F-A 300,000____Feb 1 1944
4Ms’ 14 F-A 100.000— Feb 15 1944
4)*s’ 14 J-D 20 0,00 0..-D ec 15 1944
4)$s’ 15 J-J 100,000— .July 11945
4)£sT6 J-D 100.000— -June 1 1946
4H s’ 15 J-J 100.000____July 1 1945
4)Ss’ 19 F -A ( 20,000—Feb 1 ’28-’2S
1130,000—Feb 1 ’30-’39
4Ha’19 F-A 280.000c.Feb 1 ’40-’59
'256,000c.-F eb 1 ’ 28-’59
10.000c— July 1 1928
5s T8 J-J 60,000c.July 1 ’29-’38
122,000c.$7,000 yearly
on July 1, begin. 1939
4 ) *sT9 — . 226,000-Nov 1 ’27-’49
40,OOOr*. O ctl5’27-30
5 ) 6 g ’20A-O 110,OOOr*. O ctl5’31-40
270,OOOr*. O ctl5’41-48
4.OOOr*. O ctl5 1959
f 180,000r*.M arl,28-31
5H g’21M-S
440, OOOr*. M arl’32-41
1,080,OOOr* .M a rl’42-59
36,000r*_Mar 1 1960
100,OOOr*_Septl5’27-31
5Xs'21
220,000r*_Septl5’32-41
M-S
570,OOOr*.Septl5’42-60
8,OOOr*..Sept 15 ’61
4)£s g ’22
190,000-Apr 15 ’28-’42
A-O
234,000.Apr 15 ’43-’60
7 ,0 00.. Apr 15 1961

115
4J^s’23 A-O (170,000r*__ Oct l ’27-43
1300,000r*._ Oct l ’44-63
(340,000r*_. M a rl’28-44
4H s’24 vI-S(575,OOOr*_M a rl’45-63
I 5,000r*_ Mar 1 ’64
_
f370,000r* July 1 ’28-’44
4)Ss’24 J-J (540.OOOr* July 1 ’45-’62
( 18.000r*—July 1 1963
4 ) £s’25J-D ( 425,OOOr*Dec 15’27-’35
\1,320.000r*Dec 15 ’36’65
(800. OOOr *Nox 15’27-’46
4k£s’26M-N 1140000r*_. .1947-1965
( 45,OOOr*_________1966
4 K s’27 M-SJ 200.000____ 1928-1947
1300,OOOr*___ 1948-1967
P ort Bonds.
($1.056.000c_ Mar 1
_
5 ) *s g ’21M-S(
’27-’ 59
l 1 9 ,0 0 0 c... Mar 1 ’60
4J^s’23 A-O f 177,000r*_. Oct l ’27-43
\300,000r*._ Oct l ’44-63
(318.OOOr* July 1 ’27-’45
4)*s’24 J-J ( 18,000r*—July 1 1946
(352,OOOr* July 1 ’47-’62
I 13,OOOr*..July 1 1963
4Ms’25J-D (390,OOOr*Dec 15 ’27-’45
160O,OOOr*Dec 15 ’46-’65
4Ms’27 M-S (400,000r*—.1928-1947
1600,OOOr*.. .1948-1967
P olice B uilding Bonds.
4j*sT 6 — .$1 80,0 00..........1927-1946
4 )is ’ 17 ---20.000..........1927-1947
4Ms’ 17 . . .
3,000 ............
1927
4)£s g ’22 ( 212,000-Apr 15 ’28-’32
A-O { 387,000.Apr 15 ’33-’41
( 26,000— .Apr 15 1942
Fire & P olice D ept. B onds.
4s ’l l M-N $350.000___ May 1 1941
4 ^ s ’ 19F-A/ 12,000c..Feb 1 ’28-’29
1140,000c..Feb 1 ’30-’49
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
4s’l l J-D *$1,120,000...D e c 1 1961
( 68,000.-Sept 3 27-’28
390.000.
-Sept 3 *29-’38
5s T8 M-S •l230.000-.Sept 3 ’39-’43
663,000—Sept 3 ’44-’56
l 40,000___ Sept 3 1957
4)$s g ’22 (190,000-Apr 15 ’28-’42
A-O
(234,000.Apr 15 ’43-’60
7,000—Apr 15 1961
265.000.
. . Apr 1 ’28-’45
4)6g’23 A-O 323,000—.A pr 1 ’46-’62
I 1,000------Apr 1 1963
4j*s’23 A-O (358,000c or rOct 1’ 27^3
(600,000c or rOct 1’44-63
4 W 2 7 M-S (200,OOOr*Mar l ’28-’47
(300,000r*Mar l ’48-’67
Funding Bonds.
4H g’ 14F-A$2.200.000—Feb 11944
iH s ’14 M-S 2.900.000.Sept 15 1944
4H s’17 J-D 879,000c.June 1 ’28-’47
Track-E levation B onds.
3 Hs’02 J-J $5U0,000____Jan 1 1932
4s ’04 M-N *100,000—.May 19 1954
3H s’04 F-A*450,OOOr...Aug 1 1954
3) *s’05 . . . *250,OOOr...Oct 1 1955
4s ’08 M-S*172,000____Sept 1 1958
Alm shouse Bonds.
) i s ’ l5 M-S $400.000.-Sept 15 1945
A sphalt Plant Bonds.
A-O
$16’,000r*_ Oct 15 ’27-’30
Asphalt Bonds.
5>£s’21 M-S$25,000r*Sept 15’27-31
Street C leaning Apparatus Bds.
4 ) £s’23 A-O$40,OOOr* ..O c t l ’27-28
4 ) is ’25 J-J 120,000r*Dec 15 ’27-’30
Public Improvement Bonds.
5H s’21 F-A (120,OOOr * . Aug 1 27-’41
1 90,000r*_ Aug 1’42-51
388.000.
. . Apr 1 ’28-’43
4H g’2 3 A -0 ( 208.000—.A pr 1 ’44-’51
l 17,500___ Apr 1 1952
4 j£s’25J-D / 24.000r*Dec 15 ’27-’30
(245,OOOr*Dec 15 ’31-’65
4J^s’27 M-S (400,OOOr*... 1928-1947
(600, OOOr* . . . 1948-1967
Fire Apparatus & Fire House.
4 )£ s T 7 ----$22,000 _______ 1927-1937
414S'22 A-O (40,000.Apr 15 ’28-’31
l 9,000 — -Apr 15 1932
4 )*g ’2 3 A -0 44,000— .A pr 1 ’ 27-’48
Street and Bridge Bonds.
4)£g’22 A -O (235,000.Apr 15 ’28-’41
1 8,000—-Apr 15 1942
T ra ffic Signal System Bonds.
4 ) is ’25J-D ($50,000r*Dec 15 ’27-’ 3o
1 40,000r*Dec 15 ’36-’40
VAILSBURG BONDS.—Annexed,
g
Jan. 1 1905.
4 « s ’04 J-J $140,000c_ Jan 1 1934
_
4Ms’04 A-O 1 0 ,000 c...O ct 11934
W ater.
4)$s’98 A-O $20,000c____Oct 1 1928
S ch ool.
4 )4s’03 M-N $25,000c_ Nov 1 1933
_
IN T . is payable by Sinking Fund
Commissioners and at local banks.
TOTAL DEBT. SINK. FDS., &o.
Mar. 31 1927.
Total bonded debt______$83,364,877
Water debt (included)_ 16,444,000
_
Sinking funds for bonds
other than water bonds 2,974,323
Other deductions_______ 2,861,053
Net bonded debt_______ 52,702,879
Water sink, fund (add’l ) . 2,166,878
The sinking fund receives each
year an amount equal to about 3% of
bonds outstanding. Temporary loan
bonds are only Issued against such
assets as taxes and unpaid assess­
ments for street improvements.
* Subject to call 40 yrs. after date.
ASSESSED V A L U A T IO N 1926.
Real estate____________$693,520,889
Personal______________ 145,264,750
T ota l-----------------------$838,785,639
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax (per $1,000) 1927_______ $37.90
POPULATION.— In 1920 was
415.609: 1910. 347.469.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
This city Is situated In Middlesex
County. Commission govt, adopted
March 2 1915. Pop’n 1910. 23,388;
1920, 32,779.
Street W idening B onds.
5s ’20 F-A f$30,000r* . Feb 1 ’28-’37
1 52,OOOr*. Feb 1 38-’ 50

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NEW BRUNSW ICK (Concl.).
Library Bonds.
4s '02 M-S $12,000____Sept 1 1932
School Bonds.
4s '10 J-J $77,000..July 1 ’28-'60
4H s’ 14 A-O 1 5 5 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1 '27-’54
5s '18 A-O 99.000c .............’27-’38
[35,000.-M ay 1 '28-’35
4 ^ s ’ 19 M -N {15,000_M ay 1 '3t}-'38
l 5,000____May 1 1939
5H s’20 A-O ( 18,C00c.Apr 1 ’28-’30
1180,000c. Apr 1 ’31-'50
5>4s’21 J-J
4,0 0 0 c.. Jan 1 ’28-’29
■84,00 0c.. Jan 1 '30-'57
(
5 s '22 J-J
43 ,0 0 0 r* „ .Jan 1 1948
(120,OOOr* Dec 1 '27-'48
4H s’24 J-Dj 7,000r*—Dec 1 1949
1126,000r* Dec 1 ’50-’63
10,OOOr*. - Dec 1 1964
4Jis’26 J-J ( 28,000r*July 1 ’28-’31
1150, OOOr*____1932-1946
High School Bonds.
45is'l9 M-N[$147.000May 1 '28-’49
1 99,000May 1 '50-’58
W ater Bonds.
4Ms’ 16 J-D [$56,000..June 1 '28-’55
1 1,000____June 1 1956
4^ s'17 F-A 90,000—Aug 1 ’27-’57
[110,000c.Dec 1 '27-'54
4Jis'19 J-D \ 20,000c.Dec 1 ’ 55-’58
6,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1959
5 ^ s ’21 J-D 21,000r*. Jan 1 ’28-’48
514s’21 J-D 50,OOOr*.Dec 1 '27-51
4Ms’24 F-A 54,OOOr* Feb 2 ’28-’54
City-Hall Bonds.
4 k s ’ 16 J-D / $6 ,000 ..June 1 ’28-’30
1 12,000.-June 1 ’31-’34
Street-Im pt. Bonds.
4Ms'16 M-S $20,000..Sept 1 ’28-’31
4Ms’ 19 J-J
8,000r*.July 1 '28-’29
Re-pavem ent Bonds.
4s '02 M-S $50,000____Sept 1 1932
4s '08 J-J
16,000___ July 1 1938
General Impt. Bonds
4M s’ 19 J-J ($99,OOOr* Dec 1 '27-'37
\ 30,OOOr* Dec 1 ’38-’40
5H s’21 J-J /48,000c.. Jan 1 ’28-’35
199,00 0 c.. Jan 1 ’36-'46
44ig'22 J-J (130,000.-July 1 ’28-’39
I 6,000___ July 1 1940
4Ms’24 J-J j 160,OOOr*
Janl’28’43
1 11,OOOr*_ Jan 1 1944
_
[48,OOOr* Feb 2 '28-’32
43^s’25 F-A 121,OOOr*..Feb 2 1933
75,OOOr* Feb 2 ’34-'38
114,000r*..F eb 2 1939
( '28,000r*-July 1 ’28-’31
4M s’26 J-J
9,OOOr*..July 1 1932
1180,OOOr*
1933-1950
1 8,000r*_. July 1 1951
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
4Jis’17 F -A /$16,000..A ug 1 ’27-’28
\ 63,000..A u g 1 ’29’-35
T runk Sewer Bonds.
4s T7 J-J
$2.000_ Jan 1 ’28-’29
_
C ity Hall Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25J-D f$340,000c*Dec 1 ’ 27-’60
1 3,000c*.Dec 1 1961
B O N D.DEBT M ay 10 ’27$3,552,000
Tax notes (add’l)________
661,500
Gen. impt. notes (add’l ) . .
388,900
Sinking funds, general___
233,164
15,051
Sinking funds, school___
Assess, val. real estate_ 35,492,895
_
Assess, val. personal_____ 4,465,975
Assess, val. Jd cl. RR.prop. 232,284
Less exemptions_________ 16,090,175
Net valuation 1927_____ 40,130,029
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927..$45.40
Payable at City Treasurer’s office
and at Nat. Bank o f New Jersey.
New Brunswick.
NEW MILFORDThis borough is in Bergen County.
P u blic Im provement Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O $105,OOOr* Oct 15 ’28-’43
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 ’26. $197,000
Assessed value 1926_______ 2,652,467
Population 1926 (est.)________ 3,000
NEWTON.
This town is in Sussex Co. Inc.
1864. Pop’n 1910, 4,467; ’20, 4,125.
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’05 A-O S100,000o_ Oct 2 1935
_
S ch ool Bonds.
4s ’09 J-J
$4,000_____ 1927-1930
44$s’ 16 J-J [ 8 ,0 0 0 ..Jan 1 ’28-’31
\45.000-.Jan 1 ’32-’46
f 8,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’35
5s T9 J-J ( 18,000c.-Jan 1 ’36-’47
[ 1,000c___ Jan 1 1948
W ater Bonds.
4s
J-J $16.000c__________1932
4s T2 . . .
25,000____July 1 1940
4H s’25 J-J / 6 ,0 0 0 ...Jan 1 ’28-’30
145,000..-Jan 1 ’31-’45
High Street Impt. Bonds.
5 s ’ 22 s-a ($13,000_ Aug 1 ’27-’39
_
1,500____Aug 1 1940
2,000---- Aug 1 ’41-’42
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $114,800
Water debt (add’l ________
84,000
Other debt (add’l ) ________ 116,500
Sinking funds, general_____
33,954
Sinking funds, water______
9,400
Assess, val. real__________ 3,034,065
Assess, val. personal______ 814,585
Assess, val. 2d cl. R R . prop. 36,465
Less exemptions__________ 135,500
Net taxable value 1926____3,749,615
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $59.15
INTEREST payable at Sussex
National Bank in Newton.
NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. M t. Holly) is
In Burlington Co. Twp. is not inc.
Population 1915. 5,657; 1920, 5,901.
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’24 J-D $32,000--D ec 1 ’27-’58
R e fu n d in g B o n d s.

_s ’02 . . .
$5,000_______________
Road B onds.
-s ’04 . . .
$6,000_______________
-s T2 . . .
16,000----------------------4 K s’ 15 . . .
25,500_______________
_s T9 . . .
18,000_______________
_s ’ 21 —
40,000..$4,000 yearly
5 s ’ 23 A-O (16,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’33
\15,000--0ct 1 ’34-’42
TW P. BD. DT. Dec 31 ’25.$176,500
13,240
Floating debt (add’l) ______




NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS
Assessed valuation real_ 3,337.225
_
Assessed val’n, personal_
_ 849,038
Second class railroad prop.
25,728
Net valuation taxable 1925 4,040.216
Less exemptions__________ 171,775
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925___$45.00
IN T. payable at Farmers’ Trust
Co. & M t. Holly Safe Dep. & Tr. Co.
and M t. Holly Nat. Bank.

[V ol. 124.

NUTLEY SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
(196,000.-July 1 ’ 28-’47
lH g'22 J-J j 30,000.. July 1 ’48-’51
l 9,000___ July 1 1952
4 K s’27 - - - 646,OOOr*_____________
446s'27 . . . 567,OOOr*_____________
BOND. D ’ T Apr 19 1927-$1,849,760
Sinking fund____________
57,025
NORTH PLAINFIELD.
This borough (P. O. Plainfield) Is Ass’d val.’26 (65% a c t.). 19.919.275
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-$19.00
in Somerset Co. Population 1910
Population (estimated)_____ 15,000
NORTHAMPTON TWP. SCH. D. 6,117: 1920, 6,916.
IN T . at the Bank o f Nutley.
P. O. M t. Holly, Burlington Co.
Sewer Bonds (C ou p on or r e g .) .
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27...$111,000 5s g T4 A -0$80,000.-A pr 1 ’28-’54 OAKLYN .
Floating debt (add’l ) -------------21,700 (See V. 99, p. 1768, for maturity.)
This borough is in Camden Co.
Total assess, val. ’ 27 (2-3
5s g T4 A-O (16,000c.Apr 1 ’28-43 Sewer bonds________________ $50,000
actual)_________________ 4,509,481
1 9,000c. Apr 1 ’45-’53
S treet R esurfacin g Bonds.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$22.50 4 K g ’ 16M -N 10,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’37 5 s ’22 s-an $8,000--N ov 1 ’ 27-’31
Population (est.)_______
7,000 ■BOND. D E B T Apr 15 ’27. $226,345 4 % s’26 F-A (14,000c____ 1928-1962
Assess, val., real estate_ 8,430,000
_
115,000c____ 1963-1965
NORTH ARLINGTON.
Assess, val.. personal_____ 898,400
Street Land P urchase Bonds.
This borough (P. O. Arlington) Less exemptions__________
57,500 5 s ’ 22 s-an/ $ 600--N ov 1 ’ 27-’32
is in Bergen County. Commission Net value taxable 1927____ 9,270,900
1 3,700--N ov 1 ’ 27-’62
form of govt, adopted Aug. 28 1923. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-..$38.60 BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’26- $202,307
Sewer Bonds.
IN T . at Farmers’ Loan & Trust Assessment debt__________ 587,500
($42,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’34 C o.. New York.
Other debt_______________
48,584
5s’26 M -N 42,000c.M ay 1 ’35-’40
Sinking funds_____________
62,534
( 8,500c. . .M ay 1 1941 NORTH WILDWOOD.
Assess, val., real estate___ 2,978,095
W ater Bonds.
This city (P, O. Wildwood) is in Assess, val., personal_____ 256,812
5s ’26 J-D ($10,OOOr* Dec 1 ’28-’32 Cape M ay County. Population, Ass’d val. 2d cl. R R . prop.
27,919
\ 29,OOOr* Dec 1 ’33-’61 1910, 833; 1920, 807.
Less exemptions__ ________
79,900
Net taxable value 1927____ 3,800,000
Improvement Bonds.
Pavilion Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $30.10
6s ’22 J-D $62,000.......................
6s ’21 M -N $l,2 5 0 r__________ 1927
Population 1910, 653; 1920____ 1.148
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 2749.)
City Hall B onds.
BOND. D E B T Dec 31 ’ 26. $155,110 5s ’23 J-D $40,OOOr.June 1 ’27-’48 OAKLYN SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
Assessment debt (add’l)___ 955,799
F unding Bonds.
This district is in Camden County.
Water debt (add’l) ________ 181,698 5s Tfl A-O $50,OOOr_ Apr 1 1946 4?^s
_
s-an $50,000_______________
Other debt (add’l ) ________ 144,128 6s ’27 A-O 69,OOOr* Apr 1 ’28-’41 4Ms
s-an 10,000_______________
Sinking fund, general_____ 196,192
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund, water______
16,246 6s T5 M-S $32.0 0 0 r ................1935 BOND. DEBT July 1 ’22--.$25.100
IN T . at Merchants’ Trust C o.,
Assess, val., real estate___ 2,743,870
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Assess, val., personal_____ 247,925 6s ’20 A-O $5.OOOr.Oct 1 ’ 27-’30 Camden.
Less exemptions__________
77,975 6s ’23 M-S 2,OOOr______ 1927-1928 OCEAN C ITY.
This city is In Cape May County.
Net valuation taxable 1926.2,913,820 6s ’25 J-D 8,OOOr______ 1927-1934
Commission government approved
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $65.80
R efu nd ing Bonds.
Population in 1910, 437; 1920, 1.767 5s T4 M-S $16,500c_ Mar 1 1934 Aug. 15 1911. Population 1910,
_
(Subject to call begin. March 1 1919.) 1,950; 1920, 2,512.
Beach P rotection Bonds.
NORTH ARLINGTON SCH. DIS.
S chool Bonds.
$5,000............................
S chool Bonds.
5s’23M -S/$100,000c...Sept 1 ’ 27-59 -s T5
Streets and Fire B onds.
44$s’ 17 J-D $18,000..J u n e 1 ’28-’46
1 2,700c_____Sept 1960
5s T8 M -N 17,000..M ay 1 ’28-’44 5s T3 J-J 15,000c__________ 1933 4s ’02 - - - $85,000___________1932
i C ity-H all Bonds.
BOND. D EBT June 30 ’22..$35,000 5s ’24 M-S 66,OOOr____ 1927-1959
IN T. on 5s of 1918 payable at 6 s ’27 A-O HO.OOOr* Apr 1 5 ’28-’47 5s ’15 M-S $52,000___ $2,500 yrly
Im provement Bonds.
First Nat. Bank o f Lyndhurst; on
Street Bonds.
others at West Hudson County 6s ’25 F-A $3,000_____ 1927-1930 5s T4 ___z$25,000............................
5s T9 J-J
54.000......... ..................
Trust Co., Harrison.
General Im provement Bonds.
Tem porary F inance B onds.
6s ’25 J-J $16,0 00c____1927-1934
5 s ’25 M-S 16,000c____ 1927-1934 44£s’26 A -0$335,000c— Oct 18 1928
NORTH BERGEN.
Boardwalk Bonds.
This township (P. O. Weehawken) 6s ’25 M -N 1,000c_________ 1927
f$80,000c_Mar
Is in Hudson Co. Population 1910, 6s ’27 F-AJ200,000r*Feb 15 ’28-’37 5s ’24 M-S t 8,000c. ..M a 1 ’28-’35
r 1 1936
\20O,OO0r*Feb 15 ’38-’45
15,662; 1920, 23,344. All bonds are
R econ stru ction B onds.
Boardwalk Bonds.
coupon in form with privilege of regis­
6s g T3 M-S $30.000c__________1945 5s ’24 M-S $50,OOOc.Mar 1 ’ 28-’44
tration as to principal only.
Fire Bonds.
GEN. BD . D T . Apr 14 ’27. $319,483
Funding Bonds.
_ 181,648 5s T3 s-an $10,000............... --1933
5s ’08 J-J $135,000___________1938 Assessment debt (add’l)_
1 ’27-’33
5s ’ l l J-D 174,000___________1941 Floating debt (add’l ) ______ 123,000 5s ’25 J-D (21,000c*.Dec 1 ’34-’35
1 8,000c*.Dec
4 s ’ 21 F-A 106,000--------- 1927-1941 Sinking fund______________ 189,876
x Land-Purchase Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real_ 5,432,055
_
General Impt. Bonds.
T ? ......... $12.500............... 1942
6s ’21 M-N $98,000 ____ 192 -1950 Assessed val., personal___ 254,500 5s F unding Bonds.
16,020
5s ’ 24 M-S *f 30,000Mar 15 ’28-’29 2d class railroad property.
45,000 5s ’ l l J-J $50,000____July 6 1941
160,000Mar 1 5 ’30-’37 Less exemptions_________
20.000........... ................
I 19,500..Mar 15 1938 Net taxable value 1926____ 5,657,575 -s T7
Bonds.
4 ^ s ’23M -N *J120,000... N o v l’27’36 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26 $47.20 6s Paving-0/$50,000 .-A pr 1 ’28-’38
’21 A
1 7 2 ,0 0 0 ..-N o v l’37’42
INT. at Marine Nat.Bk.,Wildwood
l 10,000. .A pr 1 ’39-’40
5s ’24 F-A j 88,000.-Aug 1 ’28-’43
5s ’26 A-O 211,000--O ct 1 ’28-’54
136,000.-Aug 1 ’44-’49
Drainage B onds.
NORWOOD.
( 27,000c*Dec 1 ’ 27-’29
Tnis borough is in Bergen County. 5s ’26 M -N (148,000r*May 15 ’28-56
4Ms’25J-D U50,000c*Dec 1 ’30-’44
t I,000r*-M ay 15 1957
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
( 72,000c*Dec 1 ’45-’50
Street Im provement B onds.
5s g T9 J-D ($|
i,500r*-_June 1 ’28-30
60,OOOr* M ay 1 ’29-’32
g T4 F-A $132,000_ Feb 1 1944
1 7 ,5 0 0 r * ..J u n e l’ 31-33 5s Boardwalk & Coast_P rotection .
4M s’27
300,OOOr* ...1933-1947
M -N
1 18,000r*_.M ay 1 1948 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927. $142,368
[$40,000--Sept 1 ’27-’35
[$
Sinking fund______________
3,881
Emergency Bonds.
12,000--Sept 1 ’36-’37
5s ’21 J-D $56,000 _____ 1927-1933 Assessed valuation, real — 1,109,170 6s ’21 M
5.000____Sept 1 1938
Assessed valuation, personal-133,225
Fire-House Bonds.
P ublic Land B onds.
6,521
5s T4 J-D $13,000___ Junel 1934 2d class R R . property------Less exemptions-------------- . 19,500 5s ’ 22 J-J15 $120,000_____________
Town-H all Bonds.
Front B onds.
5s ’05 J-J $18,000.-July 1 ’27-’35 Total assessed value 1926- 1,229,416 5s Ocean -N $38.000--N o v 1 ’27-’33
’22 M
5s ’01 A-O 10,000_____ 1927-1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$42.70
S ch ool B onds.
Population 1910, 564; 1920______ 820
School Bonds.
($118,000-M ay 1 ’28-’38
Principal and interest payable at
5s ’04 J-J $5,000 .......... 1927-1931
(
1
5s ’04 F-A 16,000 .......... 1927-1934 Palisades Trust & Guaranty Co., of 5s ’23 M -N | 345,000-Mayay ’39-’61
8 ,0 0 0 ---M
1 1962
5s ’06 A-O 2,000 .......... 1927-1928 Englewood.
5s ’24 M - (16,000--M ay 1 ’28-’35
-N
6s ’08 J-J /16,000 .......... 1927-1942
1 3,000___ M a y l 1936
132,000 _____ 1927-1942 NUTLEY.
5s ’25
This town, located in Essex Co. BOND. J-D 24,000--D ec 1 ’27-’50
5s TO J-J 65,000 _____ 1927-1945
DEBT Mar 17 ’27$1,236,454
5s T3 M -9 96,000___________1943 was formerly the township of Frank­ Assessment debt________
727,000
5s T5 J-J 48,000 _____ 1935-1955 lin. Name and government changed Other debt (add’l )_______
289,825
by Legislative Act of 1902. Com­ Sinking fund____________
(Part due every 10 years.)
382,550
5s T5 A-O 40,000 _____ 1935-1955 mission government approved Mch. Assess, val., real estate___32,863,309
26 1912. V. 94, p. 929.
(Part due every 10 years.)
Assess, val., personal____ 1,762,675
6sg’20 M-S | 1 2 ,0 0 0 ...Sept 1 ’ 27-30
Sewer im pt. Bonds223,819
1112.000. . . 5ept 1 ’31-58
($15,OOOr* Sept 1 ’27-’41 2d Class R R . property___
Less exemptions_________
43,525
( 1 2 .0 0 0 ...Mar 1 ’28-’31 4Ms’24M-S i 30,OOOr* Sept 1 ’42-’61 Net taxable value, 1926.-34,806,278
( 1,000r*_.Sept 1 1962 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$27.20
6s ’21M-S (116,000_ Mar 1 ’32-’60
_
l 3,000_____Mar 1 1961
Street Im pt. Bonds.
x IN T. payable in Ocean City.
f $5,000r*.-Sept 1 1927
[28,000--M ay 1 ’28-’42
4 ^ s ’22 M -N 57,000—May 1 ’43-’61 4 ^ s ’24M-S 96,OOOr* Sept 1 ’28-’43 OCEAN COUNTY.
( 3,000r*-_Sept 1 1944
[ 1,000___ M ay 1 1962
Toms River is the county seat.
6s ’21 J-J / 30,000.-July 1 ’28-’36
High School B uilding B onds.
Building Bonds.
1125.000.
-July 44£s’27 — - ($20,000______1928-1937 5s '15 s-a $11.500___________ 1935
1 ’37-’61
5
6s ’21 M -N /10 ,000 .-N ov 1 ’27-’31
t 30,000______1938-1967 5s ’20 A-O T2,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’27-’32
1 5,000 ..N o v 1 ’32-’36
W ater Impt. Bonds.
14,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’35-’50
6s ’22 J-J ( 3 ,0 0 0 ..-Jan 1 ’28-’30 4 ^ s ’24M-S($105,000r* Septl ’27-’61 5s ’23 M -N f14,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-41
\ 2 ,000r*.-Sept. 1 1962
1 500____Jan 1 1931
6,500r*.Nov 1 ’42-’54
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27 $4,381,614 4M s’25 J-D '56,0 00.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’63 5s ’26 _ 60,000c____ 1927-1956
1 1,000___ Dec 1 1964
Sinking fund____________
403,746
Bridge Bonds.
Assess, val. real estate_ 51,511,571
_
Funding Bonds.
5s ’24 J-J*/$40,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’53
4H s’ l l M-S $75,000o_ Moh 1 1931
_
Assess, val. personal_____2,012,500
1 50 0c...Ja n 1 1954
Second class R R . prop_
_
815,268 4H,sT2 A-O 30,000____Oct 1 1932
Road B onds.
J-D 3 0 ,0 0 0 c.„D e c 2 1942 5s T3 M-S $36,000____Sept 1 1933
Tot. ass’d val.’27________ 54,339,339 4Hs
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$36.83 5s T3 J-D 132.000____Dec 1 1933
(12,000r*.N ov 1 ’27-30
* Int. at Steneck Trust Co., 5s T5 J-D 160,000.-June 15 1945 5s T9 M -N 32,000r*.N ov 1 ’31-38
Hoboken.
4 ^ s ’ 16 A-O 140.000___ Apr 1 1946
l 1,OOOr*..Nov 1 1939
5s T 8 F-A ( 3,0 00.-Aug 1 ’27-’28 5s ’24 A-O (126,OOOr*Oct 1 ’27-’33
NORTH BRUNSWICK TWP. S.D.
\40.000-.Aug 1 ’29-’48
1 13,000r*_.Oct 1 1934
This district (P. O. New Bruns­ $12,000 1927 sanitary sewer bonds. 5s ’25 F-A (24,000c*.Aug 1 ’27-’31
wick R. F. D. No. 4) is in Middlesex
3,200 1927 water service bonds.
(24,000c*. Aug 1 ’32-’35
16,000 1927 Raymond Av. imp.bds. 5s ’26 — 117,000c------ 1927-1935
County
f $4.000c*Aug 1 ’2 - ’28
1,500 1927 water main bonds.
\ 9,000c__________ 1936
6s ’21 F-A 51,000c* Aug 1 ’29-’45
Im provement Bonds.
5s ’26
87,000c____ 1927-1946
( 1,000c*. .A ug 1 1946 4 ^ s ’22 J-D$254,000.-Dec 1 ’ 27-’ 57 5s ’26
87,000c____ 1927-1946
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’26. $101,000 5 s ’22 J-D i 6,000--D ec 1 ’ 27-’30
51,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’43
Tot. ass’d val.’26(75%act.)2,518,016 4?*s’24 M-S 20,OOOr* Sept 1 ’27-'46 5s ’26
4 ,0 0 0 c____ 1944^1945
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26S19.00 4 ^ s ’2 5 J -D 26,000--Dec 1 ’ 27-’52
1,000e_ Oct 1 1946
_
IN T. at the People’s National 4M s’27 J -D [ 27 ,000 ..June 1 ’29-’31 5s ’26 F-A 64,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’42
B 1 ’32-’44
Bank, New Brunswick.
1130,000.
-June O N D . D EBT Jan 1 1927 $88. ,730
Floating debt (add’l) _____
13,806
W ater B onds.
NORTHFXELD.
4 « s ’09J-D $15,000o-.Dec 15 192P Assess, value real estate..34,018,609
This city is in Atlantic County.
BOND. D EBT Dec 3 1 ’26 $845,453 Assess, value personal____ 3,789,l7l
Assessed val.. real estate.-17.524,412 Other assessable property. 1,823,697
City Hall Bonds.
1,876,150 Tot.ass’d val.’26 (J^ act.) .38,631,477
5s ’25 M-S $26,000r*.Mar 2 ’28-’53 Assessed val., personal
Net value taxable 1926
19,009,174 Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '26-$i3.46
School Bonds.
4s ’24 J-J ($31,000.-July 1 ’28-’48 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26 $42.00 Population 1910, 21,318; 1920. 22,155
* IN T . at Ocean County Trust
t 8,000.-July 1 ’49-’52 Population 1910, 6,009: 1920, 9,421
INT. at Bank of Nutley.
C o., Toms River.
5s ’23 . . .
16,000 _____1927-1942
5s T3 . . . I 6,000___________1930
l
300_____
1931
BOND. D E B T Jan 18 1927 $88,300
School debt (incl.)________
9,500
Net value taxable, 1927___2,512,386
Population 1910. 866; 1920. 1,127

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OCEAN TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Oakhurst)
is in Monmouth County.
Road Bonds.
5s ’25 J-D ($75,000c. June 1 ’28-’41
\ 2,000c —-June 1 1942
BON D. D EBT M ay 26 ’27 $145,246
Net value taxable 1926___ 5,740,414
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— $30.37
OBANGE.
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.
W ater Bonds.
4s ’01 F-A $45,000--Aug 1 ’27-’29
5s ’08 F-A 200,000___ Feb 1 1938
4 H s’08 J-D 180,000c—. June 1 1938
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $54,000c___ Jan 1 1937
S ch ool Bonds.
4s ’02 J-J , $27,000.-July 1 ’28-’32
4s ’04 J-D 125,0000...D e o 1 1934
4s ’05 J-J
15,000____July 1 1935
4s ’07 J-D
5,000____ June 1 1937
4 ^ s ’08 A-O 110,000c...A pr 1 1938
4s ’09 M-N 8,000____ May 1 1939
4 A s'U A-O 55,000o___ Apr 1 1941
4H s’ 13 J-D 150,000------Dec 1 1943
[ 30.000—Dec 1 '2 .- ’29
5s g ’21 J-D {165,000--D ec 1 ’30-’40
I 5,000____ Dec 1 1941
(740,000r*Jan 1 ’28-’56
4 ^ s ’25 J-J {180,OOOr*Jan 1 ’57-’62
I 27,000r*._Jan 1 1963
210,000--June 1 ’28-’34
148,000.-June 1 ’35-’38
4 K s’27 J-D 39,000___ June 1 1939
1
225,000--June 1 ’40-’44
l 39,000____June 1 1945
Sewer B onds.
5s ’92 J-D$U 5.000-.June 1 ’28-’32
5s '93 J-J 25,OOP..Jan 2 ’28-’32
6s ’93 F-A 57,000--Aug 1 ’29-’33
Playground Bonds.
4s 12 J-J *25,000___ July 1 1942
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
($550,000r*_0ct 1 ’28-’49
306,000r* --.1950-1958
4 ^ s ’26
175,OOOr* .--1959-1963
A-O
23,000r*. .O ct 1 1964
F unding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 10 J-J $73,000___ July 1 1935
4 Jus’ l l J-J 103,000___ July 1 1936
4 J$s’ l l J-D 69.000___ Deo 1 1931
4H s’ 15 F-A 109,000c...F eb 1 1935
4>4sT6 M-S 39,000c...M ar 1 1936
E lectric-Light B onds.
4s TO J-J $90,00 0c...Ja n 1 1960
Central Fire House Bonds.
5s T8 M-S $66,000-Mar 1 ’28-’48
Sewer R efunding Bonds.
6s T8 M-S $30,000.. Mar 1 ’28-'37
BON D. D E B T Jan 1 ’27-$4,147,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
425,000
Sinking funds___________
796,464
Assessed value, real______ 34,793,050
Assessed value, personal.. 4,138,550
Second class railroad prop
288,766
Less exemptions_________
72.950
Net taxable value, 1927.-41,712,250
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$36.80
Population 1927_____________35,840
INT. at Orange Nat. Bank,Orange.
OVEBPECK TW P. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Ridgefield
Park) Is In Bergen County.
5% s
J-D $2,000c.........
1927
5H b
J-D $6.000c___ 1927-1928
5s TO
J-D 7.000c____ 1929-1930
5s ’ l l J-D 55,000c.June 1 ’32-’42
4J4g'16A -0 90,000c____1931-1945
5s 17
J-J 1.000c____ 1927-1928
5s '22 J-J 1202,000—July 1 ’28-’42
\ 9,000___ July 1 1943
5 s ’22 J-J 151,000.-July 1 '28-’52
\ 1,000___ July 1 1953
5s ’ 22 J-J
20,000.-July 1 ’28-’48
1 4,000r*_.July 1 1943
5 s ’24 J-J 1117,000r*July 1 ’44-’52
l 11,OOOr*._ July 1 1953
5s '24 J-J
10, OOOr*July 1 ’28-'37
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 ’24. $513,500
Floating debt (add’l)_
_
50,000
Total assessed val. 1924..11,194,733
Sch. tax (per $1,000) 1924____$25.42
Population in 1924 (est.)_____10,039
IN T. at Ridgefield Park Trust Co..
Ridgefield Park, and U. S. Mtge. &
Trust C o., New York.
OXFORD TWP. SCHOOL DIS.
This district is in Warren County.
5s ’23A-015 J$38,000.- Apr 15 ’28-’$9
1 96,000.-Apr 1 5 ’40-'63
BOND. DEBT M ay 19 ’26. $135,000
Assessed value 1926 (4-5 act.)938,035
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$39.98
PALISADES PARE SCH. DIST.
This district is in Bergen County.
5s T 5 J-D
$9,000c*June 1 ’28-'30
1 60.000c*June 1 '31-’45
5s ’26 M-S (30,000r*Sept 1 ’27-’56
115,000r*Sept 1 ’57-’66
BO N D . D EBT Mar 1 ’27— $114,000
Assessed val. 1925________ 3.210,924
Total tax (per $1,000) 1922___$47.60
PALMYRA.
This borough is in Burlington Co.
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5s ’25 J-J $18,000r*Jan 1 ’28-’45
General Impt. Bonds.
4 % s’27M-S ($38,000r*Mar 1 ’29-’41
1 64,000r*Mar 1 ’42-’57
Fire P rotection Bonds.
-s
. - . $10,000_______________
BOND. DEBT M ay 26 ’27 $137,500
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_ 120,971
Assess, val. real estate____3,405,000
Assess, val. personal______ 436,980
Assess .val .2d cl ,RR .prop.
10,176
Less exemptions__________ 152,100
Net val. tax 1927_________ 3,700,056
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $47.80
Population 1920__________
4,000
PARAMUS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Bergen County.
’23 J-J $43,000..Jan 1 ’28-*48
'23 J-J
44,000.-Jan 1 *28-’45
’24 J-J
16,000r*-Apr 1 ’28-'44
’27 A-O / 14,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’34
111,OOOr *Apr 1 ’35-’45

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NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS
5s ’27

A-O J14,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’34
111 ,000r*Apr 1 ’35-’45
BOND. DEBT Apr 23 1927 $154,000
_
Assessed valuation 1927_ 2,475,014
_
School tax (per $1,000) 1927_ $4.55
IN T . at the Hackensack Trust
C o., Hackensack.

PARK RIDGE.
This borough is in Bergen County.
W ater Bonds.
($46,000r*Sept 1 ’28-’38
5s ’24 M-S
40,000r*Sept 1 '39-’46
102,000r*Sept 1 ’47-’63
i 1,000r*.-Sept 1 1964
Munic elec-light-plant bds. *30.000
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $361,373
Water debt (incl.)________ 200,000
Other debt (add’l)________ 123,630
Sinking fund______________
2,413
Assessed valuation, real_ 1,610,135
_
Assessed val’n, personal___ 178,880
1,485
2d Class RR property____
Less exemptions__________
34,000
Net value taxable, 1926___1,746,500
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-863 00
Population 1910, 1.401; 1920, 1.481
PA RK RIDGE SCHOOL DIS.
5s '24 F-A j $3,OOOr* . . Feb 1 1928
t 68,000r*_Feb 1 ’ 29-’62
BOND. DEBT Feb. 1 ’ 24. $362,500
Floating debt_____________
21,000
19,000
Sinking fund_____________
Total assess, value 1924___1,500,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '24-$43.25
IN T . at First National Bank,
Park Ridge.

at Passaic Tr. & Safe Dep. Co. or
Equitable Tr. Co., N. Y .; park bonds
of 1916 and 1917 and school bonds of
1917 and gen. impt. and school
bonds o f 1921 at Passaic Nat. Bank
or Chase Nat. Bank, N . Y .; on 4 A s
o f 1922 at Passaic Nat. Bank, Passaic
or Equitable Trust C o., N. Y .;
school bonds of 1917 at office of City
Treas.; on others at Passaic Nat.
Bank, Passaic.
PASSAIC COUNTY.
County seat is Paterson.
Bridge Bonds.
4>Ss’07 M-S $40,0 0 0c...S ep t 2 1927
414sT2 M-S 46,000___ Sept 1 1929
5s T3 A-O 26.000...... Oct 1 1931
41$g’ 15M -N 38.0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1935
R oad Bonds.
4M s’ 10 J-D $67,5 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1928
5s 13 A-O llO.OOOOct 1 ’27.’29.’30
4 ^ g ’ 15M -N 62,000c— .June 1 1932
( 15,000____Aug 1 1927
4Jis’ 16 F-A{ 48.000—Aug 1 ’28-’31
I 10,000____Aug 1 1932
4>*s’ 17 J-D 85,000c.June 1 ’28-’32
5s '18 F -A / 84,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’32
1 13,000____Aug 1 1933
5s g T9 A-O f 185,OOOr*..Oct 1 ’27-36
l 7,000r*___ Oct 1 1937
Road & Im provement Bonds.
4J3sg’23M-S/$385,000Mar 1 ’28-’42
{ 18 ,000 ..Mar 1 1943
Road and Bridge Bonds.
bAs'21 F-A (235,000. .A ug 1 ’27-'37
I 4 6 ,000 ..Aug 1 ’38&’39
(154,000— Apr 1 ’28-’34
4As'22 A-O {1 38,000..Apr 1 ’35-’40
I 20,000____Apr 1 1941
4 ^ s ’24 F -A (413,000r*._ Feb 1’28-39
1198,000r*._ Feb 1'40-45
[550,OOOr*.Apr 1 ’28-’42
4>£s'25 A-O 120,000r*.Apr 1 ’43-’45
i 36,000r*—Apr 1 1946
B O N D.DEBT M ay 24’27.$4,407,500
Floating debt___________ 1,500,000
Sinking fund.......................
318,248
Ass’d val., real estate_ 333,177,924
_
Assess, val., personal_ 63,094,841
_
Second class railroad prop 1,089,989
Net valuation taxable ’27 397,362,754
MTax 1 ’36-’48 $1,000) 1927-—$41.90
ay rate (per
Value of county property $1,000,000
Pop. TO. 215,902, ’20 ......... -259,174
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Paterson

PASSAIC.
This city Is In Passaic County.
Incorp. Apr. 22 1873. Commission
gov't adopted July 25 1911.
C ity Bonds.
3 « s ’02 M-N $10,500c_.May ’28-’32
3 Hs’02 J-J
8,500r* .Jan 2 ’28-’32
♦ As'12 A-O 59,OOOr* ..A p r 1 1942
4As'14 M-N373.000___ M ay 1 1944
4 K s’ 15 M-N216.000____M ay 1 1945
4s ’ 17 J-J
20,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’37
5s ’ 18 M -N 146.000—M ay 1 ’28-’35
165.000—
5s ’ 18 J-D 123,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’50
4 ^ s ’ 19 J-D 100,000—Dec 1 '27-'62
P u blic Improvements.
3 Hs’00 F-A $16.000r*_Aug 1 '27-30
flOO ,000r*_Dec 31'27-38 PATERSON.
5 A s ’20 J-D {l44.000r*.D ec 31’39-50
This city is in Passaic County. Inl 2.000r*_. Dec 31 1951 oorp. as a city March 19 1851
Road and Bridge Bonds.
The voters of this city on Nov 8 1921
4 J£s’26J-J$l ,198,000r*July l ’27-’46 voted in favor of municipal owners nip
F unding Bonds.
of water works (V. 113, p. 2331).
4 >$s’08 J-D $36.000r*.Deo 1 ’27-’38 Pop’n 1910, 125,600; 1920, 135,875.
4 J^s’ 10 M-S J18,OOOr*.Mar 1 ’28-30
General Im provement Bonds.
170,OOOr*.Mar 1 ’31-40 5s T8 F-A $19,0 0 0 c.. Aug 1 ’27-40
4 Mg’ 10 A-O 70,000r*__ Oct 1 1933
(280,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’41
4 Ag'12 A-O 3 8 ,000 c...A pr 1 1942 4H s’23 J-J { 63,000.-Jan 1 ’42-’43
4 « s ’ U J-J
51,000r*._July 1 1941
14,000____Jan 1 1944
B i g ’ 12J-D 42,000r*-.June 1 1942
80,OOOr*. Dec 1 ’27-'34
4 ^ s ’ 13 M -N 236,000r* . . M ay 1 1943 4 ^ s ’24 J-D 192,OOOr*. Dec 1 ’35-’50
4 K s’ 16 M -N 88,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’46
8,000r*_.Dec 1 1951
P ublic-Park Bonds.
25,000c*.Dec 1 ’27-’31
4s ’09 A-O $26,000r*—Apr 1 1929 4H s’25 J-D 102,000c*.Dec 1 ’32-’48
4 las’ l l M-S 75,000o_ Mch 1 1961
_
5,000c*. .D ec 1 1949
4H s’ 16 M -N f 4,500___ May 1 1928 4M s’26 A-O 470,000r*0ct 1 ’27-’66
152.000. M ay 1 ’29-’41 Bonds.
City Yard
4H s’ 17 J-D '30,000c.June 1 ’28-’42 4s T8 J-D $1,000___ June 1 1928
\15,000c. June 1 ’43-’57 4 ^ s ’ 14 J-D 42,000--June 1 ’28-’38
Sewer Bonds.
Library Bonds.
($27,000r*. Mar 1 ’28-’36 4 A s ’24 J-J ($14,000r*__ Jan l ’28-34
4J£s’24M-S 108,000r* .M ar 1 ’37-’63
l 30,00 0r*.. Jan l ’35-64
(
500r*____ Mar 1’64
C ity-H all Bonds.
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
4H s’94 M-N$120,000o—Nov ’33-’44
43^s’26 J-DJ$62,000r*Dec 1 ’28-’58 4s ’94 J-J
50,000c—July ’28-’32
t l,0 0 0 r* ..D ec 1 1959 4s '02 F-A 76,000c...A ug 1 1932
School-H ouse Bonds.
Police Teleg. System Bonds.
3 K s’02 J-D $19,OOOr*.Deo 1 ’28-’30 4s T7 J-J $12,500___Jan 1 '28-'42
4J4s’08 M-S 60,000r*____Mar 2 ’38
Board of Health Bonds.
4s ’08 M -N 256,000r *____ Nov 1’28
4s T7 J-J $2 5,00 0...Jan 1 ’28-’52
4H s’08 M-S 12,250___ Mar 2 1938
Fire-D ept. Bonds.
4 Hg’ 10 A-O 103,0 0 0 c...O ct 11 940 4M s’ 10 M-N$25,000___ N ov 1 1930
4H g’ 12 J-J 109,OOOr*____ Jan 1’42
4 K s’ l l J-J 35,OOOr____Jan 1 1931
4Hg'12 J-D 62,OOOr*
June 1 '42
Funded D ebt Bonds.
4 ^ g ’ 15J-J 269,000r*____ Jan 1’ 45
4s ’04 J-D $500,000c.-June 1 1939
4>$sT6 M -NT20.000-.M ay 1 ’28-’37
Street-Im provem ent B onds.
9 ,0 0 0 ..May 1 ’34-’46 4s T8 J-D $16,000 .........1927-1928
30,000r__Jan 1 ’28-’42 4 A s ’24 J-J /160,OOOr*.Jan 1 ’28-’35
4s T7 J-J
15,000r-.Jan 1 '43-'47
1105, OOOr*. Jan 1 ’36-’40
4H s’ 17 J-D 10.000. . June 1 ’28-’34
School Bonds.
13.000. . June 1 ’35-’47 4s '04 M-S $70,000c— -Mch 1 1929
5s ’20 J-D 20.000. . Dec 1 ’27-’40 4s ’04 M -N 54 ,0 0 0 c...N ov 1 1929
5 ^ s ’21 J-D 10.000. .D ec 1 ’27-’37 4s ’05 M-S 275,000c...M ch 1 1935
(340,000r*.Mar l ’28-44 4s ’06 J-D 36,000c...June 1 1931
4 J£s'24 M-S 200,OOOr* .M ar l ’45-52 41£s’07 J-J 100,000___ July 1 1937
300,000r*.Mar l ’53-62 4H s’07 J-J
81,000c— .July 1 1932
. 28,OOOr*__ Mar 1 '63
4 Hs’08 M-N 200,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1933
Police and Fire Dept. Bonds.
M -N 100,000___ M
4JSs’12 A-O $59,000___ Apr 1 1942 4J^s’08 J-J 195,00 0c...Juay 1 1928
43 ’09
ly 1 1934
Hospital B onds.
4 V£s’ 10 J-D 180,OOOr... June 1 1940
4s ’06 M-S $25,000r*..M ar 1 1936 4 Vis’ l l J-D 200,000c_ June 1 1941
_
General Im provement Bonds.
4 H g T 3 A -0 165,000c...A pr 11943
5H s’21 J-D /$46.000.-D ec 1 ’27-’38 4}£gT6 J-J 250,0 0 0c...Ja n 11946
1 85,000—Dec 1 ’39-’55 4s '17 J-J 150,000c. .Jan 1 ’28-'42
(537,000. .D ec 1 ’ 27-’ 52 5s '18 F-A (20,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’46
4H s’22 J-D 21,000___ Dec 11953
( 11.000___ Dec 1 1954 5s T8 F-A \18.000c.Aug 1 ’47-'58
6,000c.$1,000 yearly
f 50,000r *. . Mar 1'28-29
(674,OOOr* .N ov 1 ’27-’51
4J*s’24 M -S(300,000r*._ M a r l’30-39 5'A’20 M -N 189,OOOr*.Nov 1 ’52-’ 58
I 24,000r*____Mar 1 ’40
( 18.000r*.-N ov 1 1959
4 ^ s ’26 J -D l,083,OOOr*Dec 1 ’27-’37
>{688,000—Apr 1 ’28-’56
BON D. DEBT Feb 1 ’27-$4,220,350
1 3,000____Apr 1 1957
School debt (add’l)______ 1,918,250
( 88,000..A pr 1 ’28-’31
Water debt (add’l ) ______ 1,940,000 4 A s ’22 A -O /552,000..Apr 1 ’32-’55
Other debt (add’l ) . . ........... 2,517,440
l 18.000____Apr 1 1956
Sinking fund____________
401,490
300,000r*.Jan
28-’46
Assess, val., real________ 76,908,325 4H s’24 J-J (160,000r*_Dec 1 ’’27-’34
1
Assess, val., personal____ 21,682,300 4 A s'24 J-D 500,OOOr*.Dec 1 ’35-’54
2d class RR. property______________ 175,760
270,000r*_Dec 1 ’55-’63
Total valuation 1926_____ 98,766,385
10,000r*.-D ec 1 1964
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— $34.82
, 340,000c*.Dec 1 ’27-43
Value of city property___ $2,967,919 4M s’25 J-D{375,000c*.Dec 1 ’44-’58
Pop’n 1910. 54.773; 1920. 63.841
130,000c*.D ec 1 ’59-’62
INTEREST on school bonds of
11,000c*. .D ec 1 1963
1910, funding bonds due 1941 and 4M s’26 A-O 513,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’27-’65
park bonds due in 1961 payable at
Market Bonds.
People’s Bank & Tr. Co., Passaic; 4Ms'13 J-D $20.000____Dec 1 1933
funding bonds due 1942 and school
Sewer Bonds.
1942 at People’s Bank & Trust Co. 4J£s’ 18 J-J (327,000—Jan 1 ’28-’48
or Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y .; funding
{ 17,000___ Jan 1 1949
bonds due 1942 and city bonds due
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
1942 at Hobart Trust Co., Passaic, or 4 K s’26 A-O$207,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’27-’64
at Chatham & Phenix Nat. Bank, N.
Park Bonds.
Y.; school bonds due 1945 at Hobart 4Ag'12 J-D$175,000c_ June 1 1942
_
Trust Co., Passaic ,or Hanover Nat. 4 ^ s ’ 13 J-D 50.000____Dec 1 1943
Bank, N . Y .; funding bonds due 1943 4s T7 J-J
26,000— -Jan 1 ’28-'53

Sewer F unding Bonds.
4 ^ g ’ 13 A -0 $400,000c..A pr 1 1943
4A g' 12 M -N 200,000_ Nov 1 1942
_
4 K s’ 15 F -A l,00 0,000..-Feb 1 1945
4M s’ 16 M-S 220,000--M ar 1928-'4b
4^ s'1 9 M -N492,000_ Jan 1 ’28-’59
_
4 A s ’24 J-J 184,000.—Jan 1 ’28-’49
Isolation H ospital Bonds.
4s '18 J-D $ 2 ,0 0 0 ...Dec 1927-28
4 ^ s ’19 J-J
23.000..........1927-1949
G arbage-D estructor Bonds.
4H s’ 12 M-S $85,000r— Mch 1 1932
Renewal B onds.
4 A s’ lO A-OS325,000c— -Apr 1 1940
W ater Bonds.
4 A s ’2b ($1,772,000c*.Dec 1 ’27-62
J-D {
98,000c*.Dec 1 ’63-’ 64
13,000c*.-Dec 1 1965
(225,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’28-’36
630,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’37-’57
4H s’2 6 A -0 33,OOOr*_________ 1958
245,OOOr* ...1959-1965
l 12,OOOr*_________ 1966
TOT. BD. D T. Mar 1927$22,204,556
2,763,267
Sinking fu n d ...............
City p rop erty __________ 4,646,935
School p rop erty ________ 7,504,161
Assessed value, real est. .161,638,427
Assessed value, personal- 29,936,590
Value of 2d class R R prop
597,217
Net taxable value 1926— 192,172,234
Total tax rate (per$l,000)'26-$36.30
INTEREST at City Treas. office
or Hanover Nat. Bank. New York.
PAULSBORO.
This borough is In Gloucester Co.
Incorporated about 1904.
Gas bonds 5s______________$103,000
Street bonds 5s_________
7,000
Sewer bonds______________ 232,500
Electric Light Bonds.
5s '16 J-J $10,000_______________
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927. $333,500
Water debt (incl.)________ 102,000
Sinking fund______________
51,150
Assessed value, real estate.3,926,600
Assessed value, personal_
_ 800,749
Second class railroad prop.
3,903
Less exemptions__________ 133,000
Net taxable value 1926------ 4,973.189
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $47 .60
Population 1910. 2.121: 1920—4.352
PAULSBORO SCHOOL DIST.
$15,000c.Feb 1 ’29-’31
6,000c__________ 1932

1

140,000c_____1933-1952
3,000c— ..............1953
;T M ay 1 ’27—$332,500
Sinking fund_______________ 2,874
Total assess, val. 1927_____ 4,973,698
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$19.20
PEAPACK-GLADSTONE.
This borough is in Somerset Co.
W ater Plant Bonds.
5s T 5 J-J $40,000c....... ..................
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927. $35,420
Sinking fund______________
15,341
Assess, val., real__________1,446,290
Assess, val., personal_____ 315,709
Second class R R . property.
17,240
Less exemptions__________
9,400
Net taxable value 1926_ 1,769,830
_
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '25 $38.30
PEMBERTON TOWNSHIP.
Population 1920______________ 1,226
This township is In Burlington Co.
Road Impt. Bonds.
4 As
J-D ($3,400-Dec 31 ’27-’33
120,000--M ar 1 ’33-’51
BOND. DEBT Apr 13’27- $29,500
Assess, value, real________ 1,836,545
Assess, value personal_____ 255,030
Value 2d class R R . property
2,796
Net value taxable 1927____2,045,026
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $34.80
Population 1927______________ 2,100
PENNS GROVE.
This borough is in Salem County.
School Bonds.
4As
J-J $ 1 3 ,0 0 0 ... Jan 1 ’28-’40
GEN. B D . D T . Apr 1 7 ’27. $80,000
Note Debt (add’l)________
22,250
Assess, value real estate_ 1.998,925
_
_
Assess, value personal_ , $498,000
Total assess, value 1926___2,546,573
Total tax rate (per $1,006) ’27 $47.60
Population 1910, 2,118: 1920.-6,060
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Camden) is
in Camden Co. On M ay 8 1923 the
voters defeated a proposal to change
the form of government from town­
ship committee to commission.
P olice and Road Bonds.
5s '26 J-D ($ 15,0 00..June 1 ’28-’32
l 14,000.-June 1 ’33-’36
Assessment Bonds.
5s '22 s-a $42,000c______________
5s ’22 J-D
2,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’30
General Bonds.
5s ’22 J-D $3,600c.Dec 1 ’27-’32
BOND. D E B T Dec 3 1 ’25- $56,150
Assessment debt_________
22,496
Sinking fund_____________
61,450
Assess, val., real_________13,942,825
Assess, val., personal_____ 1,019,991
Ind. class R R . property_
_
18,513
Less exemptions__________ 245.400
Net taxable value 1926___17,108,910
Tax rate (per $1,600) 1926____ $36.20
Population 1910, 4,169;il920. 6,474.
PENNSAUKEN TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Delair) is in
Camden County.
5s
J-J ($59,000..........1927-1949
t 1,000___________1950
5s ’24 F-A 360,000c. Feb 1 ’28-’63
(56,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’54
5s ’24 J-D {24,000c.Dec 1 ’55-’62
2 .0 0 0 c ... Dec 1 1963
5s '24 F-A (5 1 ,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’43
t 2 ,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1944
J 96,000c*-Sept l ’27-’34
4J£s’25 M -S( 540,000c*.Sent l ’35-’64
l 1,000c*. .Sept 1 1965
Curb and Sidewalk Bonds.
. - - $50,000...........................
Street Paving Bonds.
. . . $150,000...........................

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PENNSAUKEN TWP.S.D. (C o n c l .).
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’25$1,334,500
Sinking fund______________
27,686
Assessed value 1925______11,216,651
IN T . at the First National Bank,
Merchantville.

NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS
Repaving B onds.
6Ms’ 18 M-S $8,000.Sept 15 ’27-’28
Police-Facilities Bonds.
-s
. . . 815,000___ M a y l 1930
GEN. BD. D T . Feb 1 ’27.84,540,500
Water debt (incl.)_______ *2,664,000
Gen. Float, debt (add’l)— 2,171,363
Sinking funds___________
458,141
Assessed value, real estate.34.939,737
Assessed value, personal- . 9,940,219
Second class railroad prop. 1,876.450
54,135
Less exemptions_________
Net taxable value 1926___44,890.056
Total tax (per 81,000) 1926___848.40
Population 1910, 32.121:1920. 41.707
♦Includes $1,200,000 temporary
water notes.

PEETH AMBOY.
This city is in Middlesex County.
Harbor B onds.
4H s’14 J-D$103,000------June 1 1964
S ch ool B onds.
4s ’04 M-S 854,000___ Sept 1 1934
4s
...
35,000___ July 1 1935
4s ’06 M-S 49,000o— Sept 1 1936
4K s
. . . 100,000____July 1 1938
4H s’ l l A-O 47,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1941
4 J4s'll . . .
20,000c_ July 1 1941
_
4H s’ 12 M-S 80,000c...S ept 1 1942 PHILLIPSBURG.
4H s’ 14 M -N 92,000—M ay 1 ’28-’64
This town Is In Warren County.
(823,000 every 10 years)
4Ms’25 A-O $16,000r*_Aug 1 ’27-’34
4H s’ 16 . . .
40,000— July 1 1936,
Sewer Bonds.
1946. 1955 & 1956 4Msg’23J-DS150.000r*____________
4>*s
. . . 104,000. .A pr 1 ’28-'66
'44.000r* Apr 1 ’28-’41
(826,000 every 10 years.)
4 Jis’25 A-O 76,000r* Apr 1 ’42-’60
4 Us
. . . _ 25,000. .A pr 1 ’28-’52
2,000r*-.Apr 1 1961
f 4 4 ,0 0 0 r* ..O ctl ’27-’37 4H s’25 M -S /21,000r* Sept 1 ’27-’40
6e ’21 s-a( 15 ,000 r*..0ct 1 ’38-’40
\32,000r* Sept 1 ’41-’ 56
l 3,000r*____Oct 1 1941
Improvement B onds.
5s ’23 M -N 26.000.-M ay 1 '28-’53 4s
. . . 8 9 6 ,2 0 0 --.......................
185,000..J u ly 1 ’28-’ 57
f35,000r* M ay 1 ’28-’34
4J4s’23 J-J
7,000___ July 1 1958 4M s’27M-N (91,000r* ...1935-1947
36,000.-July 1 ’59-’62
[ 6,000r*._—•
____1948
7,000___ July 1 1963
M unicipal Bonds.
(74,000r* July 1 '28-’45 4 Us
. . . 835.900...........................
4Jis’24 J-J
8o,000r* July 1 ’46-’62
S chool Bonds.
{ 4,000r*-.Julv 1 1963 4s
. . . $108.400..........................
4 H s’25 J-D f 136 ,000r * June 1 ’28-’44
[40.000-Sept 30 27-’35
1 3,000r*.. June 1 1945 4U s’22 M-S (84,000-Sept 30 ’36-’49
4Ms’25 F-A 18,000c*.Aug 1 ’27-45
I 5.000—.Sept 30 1950
4Ms’25 A-O 32,000c*_Oct 1 ’27-’58
20,000r* Sept 1 ’27-’34
4 ^ s ’26 A-O 298,00Or* Oct 15 ’27-’56 4U s’24 M-S 30,000r* Sept 1 ’35-’44
5s ’27 A-O 30,OOOr*_Apr 1 ’29-’58
21,000r* Sept 1 ’45-’50
F unding B onds.
2,500r*..Sept 1 1951
($12,000cJune 15 V8-’30 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 . $919,000
5s’22 J-D151 30,000c.June 1 5 ’ 31-’36 Other debt (add’l ) _______
808,963
l 4,000c...June 15 1937 Sinking fund____________
62,506
C itv H a ll B onds.
Net taxable value 1927---- 17.417,592
4J4s’08 s-a 835,000____July 1 1928 Total tax rate (per 81,000) ’ 27.837.74
Sewer Bonds.
Population 1910,13,903; 1920.16,923
6s
...
§1,500___Oct 1 ’27-’30
IN T . on bonds o f 1922 at the
4s
...
3 .0 00.. Aug 1 ’27-’28 Phillipsburg Nat. Bank. Philllpsburg
6s
...
2,000_Jan 1 ’28-'29
Fire-Departm ent B onds.
PHILLIPSBURG SCH. DIST.
4U s’ 15 A-O 8 1 4.00 0c...A p r 1 1935 4Ms’24 . . . $190,000__________1951
4s
...
4.0 00..A ug 1 ’27-’28 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’2 7 .. 8190,000
6s
...
29,000___ Jan 1 1928 Sinking fund____________
51.000
L igh t, Heat & Power P lant.
Total assess, val. 1924____ 15.127.496
4H s’ 15 A-O 8150,000c..Apr 1 1965 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’24—82.60
E lectric-Light Bonds.
4>4s’ 17 J-D f $16,000-June 15 ’28-’31 PILESGROVE CONSOL S. D.
1 1.000— June 15 1932
This district (P. O. Woodstown) Is
S treet B onds.
In Salem County. Comprised of the
4H s’ 15 J-D8138.000____June 1 1930 Township o f Pilesgrove and Borough
4U s’ 16 A-O 65,000___ Apr 1 1931 of Woodstown.
4 U s’ 17 A-O 30.000c.Apr 1
’28-’37 chool Bonds.
5>*s
...
23 .000 .......................... 5s S13 F-A $34,000..Aug 1 ’27-’43
’
5s ’ 23 M -N 20,000r*._ .Nov l ’ 27-36 5s '15 F-A
7 ,0 0 0 ..Feb 1 ’28-’41
4 « s ’24 A-O (12,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-’30 5s *15 F-A 21 .OOOc.Apr 1 ’ 28-’48
\16,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’31-34
’27-’35
4 Ms’25 J-D J24,000r* June 1 ’28-’33 5s ’19 F-A f 9,000.Aug 1 1 1936
L 500___ Aug
l 4.000r*._June 1 1934 GEN. BD. D T . Apr 17’27- $71,500
Street Im provement Bonds.
4M s’26 A-Of$26,000r* Oct 15 ’27-30 Assess, val. 1927_________ 3.389,040
Sch- tax rate (Per $1.000)’26.816.16
In 1921 (est.)______
R efu n d in g W ater B onds. 31' 3 5 Population Salem County Trust2,000
lN T . at
C o..
4 Us
. . . $17,000____Feb 1 1929 Woodstown.
Park Bonds.
4 U s’ 15 J-J 838,000____July 1 1940 PITMAN.
4 U s’17 A-O 722.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’38
A borough in Gloucester County.
\81,000c. Apr 1 ’39-’65
W ater Bonds.
4s
...
3,100—Aug 1 ’27-’33 4U sg’ 17J-J ($15.000c.July 1 ’28-’41
6s
...
1,200—Jan 1 ’28-’29
1 24.000c. July 1 ’42-’ 57
4 U s’22 s-a (38,000—Sept 1 ’27-'45
12,OOOr*Aug
116,000—Sept 1 ’46-’61 5s ’24 F-A (f 112,OOOr*Aug 1 ’26-’29
1 ’30-’57
G eneral Im provement Bonds.
3,000r*._Aug 1 1958
6s
. . . $68.000..M ay 1 ’28-'44 4U s’27 J-D 1 66,000r* June . ’28-’60
5U s’22 M-S 10,000r*.Mar 1 ’28-32
5s ’22 J-D15 5.000. June 15 ’28 '32 6s Fire Apparatus Bonds. ’27-’29
’21 . . .
3,000-Aug 15
5s *22 s-a
4.000____ July 1 1928
5s’23 A-O10 15.000.Apr 10 28-’42 5s Sewer Bonds.
’ 16 A-O ($40,000. ..O c t 1 ’27-’52
f 9,000--July 1 ’ 28-’ 30
1 1.000____Oct 1 1953
4M s’23 J-J
28,000-.July 1 ’37-’37
T em p ora ry Im p t. B o n d s .
( 3,500___ July 1 1938
’27 . . .
5s ’23 M -N / 24,000r*.N ov 1 ’27-’29 5s Municipal $89,225_______________
B uilding Bonds.
1195.000r*-Nov 1 ’30-’31
4 U s’24 A-O ( 6,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’27-’29 6s ‘21 — . ($4,000—July 1 ’28-’31
\ 2 ,5 0 0 ..July 1 ’32-’36
1 5,OOOr*_Oet 1 ’30-’34
S ew e
ds.
5 s '25 M-N160,000c*.Nov 16 1931 4U s’27 r & S t r e e t B o n June 1 ’29-’52
J-D $187,000r*
4M s’25 A-O ;55,000c*.0ct 1 '27-’37
Street Im provement Bonds.
118,000c*.Oct 1 ’38-’40
l$84,000r*Aug
4U s’25 A-O (32,000c*-Oct 1 ’27-’34 5 s ’24 F-A \ 4,000r*..A ug1 ’27-'40
1 1941
1 5,000c*..O ct 1 1935 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $345,520
4Ms’25 A-O /14,OOOc*.Oct 1 ’27-'33 Water debt (incl.)________ 163,000
l 6,OOOc*.Oct 1 ’34-’35 Other debt (add’l ) ________
4U s’26 A-O 40,000r* Oct 15 ’27-’36 Sinking fund______________ 613,375
94,899
5s ’27 A-O 21,000r* Apr 1 ’29-’49 Assess, val. real estate.-.6,413,400
5s ’27 F-A
3,000-Feb 15 ’27-28 Assess,
4 U s’27 . . . 135,OOOr*.May 16 1930 2d class val. personal______ 569,750
RR. property_____
12,034
W ater B onds.
Less exemptions__________ 673,950
4s
J-J
*80,000_ July 1 1933 Net tax val. 1926..........
_
6,818,234
4s ’04 J-D 155,000c-..Sept 1 1934 Total tax rate (per $1,000) !26.$46.40
4s
M-N 100,000___ May 1 1936 Population 1910, 1,950; 1920.-3,385
4 U s’ 10 J-J
50,000o— -Jan 11940
IN T . at Pitman National Bank.
4U s’ 12 M -S 25,000c_ Sept 1 1942
_
4U s’ 14 M-S 100,000__ Sept 1 1944
4 U s’16 . . .
100.000__ June 1 1946 PLAINFIELD.
This city is in Union County. In­
4 Us
...
17.000___Feb 1 1929
4U s’17 A-O 18.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’35 corporated in April 1869. Voters of
North Plainfield on Sept. 24 1914
4U s’ 19 J-J / 8,000r*..Ju ly ’ 2&-’31 favored consolidation with Plainfield
128,000r*.July l ’32-’59
5s ’ 19 . . .
18.000.Nov 1 ’27-’35 City manager form o f government
5U s’21 J-J ' 21,000c. .Jan 1 ’28-’34 defeated at election held on July
164,000c_Jan 1 ’35-'50 31 1923. All bonds are coupon in
6s
...
38.000c.M ay 1 ’ 28-’60 form, but may be registered as to
6s ’21 s-a
7,200r*.Sep l ’27-’34 principal and interest or principal
5s’22 J-D15 12.000c..M ay 1 ’28-’39 only.
General Im provem ent Bonds.
5s ’23 J-D (42,000—June 1 ’28-’48
($28.000—July 1 ’28-’33
1 1.000____June 1 1949
4H s’24 J-J 75,000—July 1 ’34-’48
5s ’23 J-D 14,000.-June 1 ’28-’41
6,000____July 1 1949
5s ’ 24 M -S 18,000c.Mar 1 ’ 28-’45
(15,000—July 1
4 U s’24 A-O 46,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-’49 4H s’24J-J \77.000—July 1 ’ 28-’29
’30-’40
4U s’25 M -S ( 4,000r* Mar 2 ’28-’29
( 84,000.-N
l35,000r* Mar 2 ’30-’64 4H s’24M-N) 200,000—Nov 1 ’27-’38
ov 1 ’39-'58
4Ms’25M-S / 144,000r* Mar 2 ’28-’63
[ 2,000____N ov 1 1959
l 2.000r*..M ar 2 1964
4M s’25 J-D (42,000r* June 1 '28-’48 4 ^ s ’26 J-D 559,000r* June 1 ’27-56
1 l,000r*..June 1 1949
Sewer Bonds.
4U s’25 F-A 142,000c*.Aug 1 ’27-’47 4s ’02 M -N $41,000. .M ay 1 '28-'45
1 1,000c*.-Aug 1 1948 4Ms'07 M -N 28,000.-M ay 1 ’28-'41
4 U s’25 A-O 58,000c*-Oct 1 ’27-’55 4s ’09 M -N 43,000..N ov 1 ’36-’42
(48,00Or* ...1928-1951 5s ’ 19 J-D 174,000..Dec 1 ’27-’55
5s '26 J-D 39,000r* ...1952-1964 4>£s’ 1 4 A -0 145,000..Apr 1 ’40-’51
1 l,000r*________ 1965 5s T4 A-O 60 ,000 ..Apr 1 ’28-’39
4U s’27A-0 1,194,000r*Apr 15’28-’60 5s '14 A-O 36,000—Apr 1 ’ 51-’54
4U s’27 . . .
93,000r*.M ay 16 1930 5s T4 M -N 82,000..N o v 1 ’27-43




Assessment Bonds.
4 ^ s ’24 J-J $136,000..-July 1927-30
4 K s’24 M -N 28,000...N o v 1927-28
S chool Bonds.
4s ’04 J-D $46,000—June 1 ’28-'33
4s ’ l l J-J
40,000—Jan 1 ’33-’39
4 ^ s ’13 J-J 130,000—Jan 1 ’28-’ 61
41^s’08 J-J
95,000____July 1 1958
4s ’09 M -N 45,000____N ov 1 1959
4 K s’ 15 M-S 9 6 ,000 ..Mar 1 ’43-’65
4j^s’ 16 J-D 30,000.-June 1 ’55-’65
5s ’ 19F-A15 104.000.Aug 15 ’27-’47
6s '21 J-J
15,000.-July 1 ’28-’31
5s ’22 F-A
4,0 00.-Feb 1 ’28-’29
4H s’22 M -N 9 8 ,000 ..M ay 1 ’28-’52
4 ^ s ’22 J-D 34 6,000..June 1 ’28-’ 52
( 4 5 ,000 ..July 1 '28-’35
4H s’24 J-J (182,000—July 1 ’36-’ 61
[ 1,000____July 1 1962
(50,000c*. June 1’28-’51
4 Hs’25 J-D (27,000c”.June l ’52-’60
1 1.000c*. .June 1 1961
(255,000—June 1 ’29-'45
4J£s’27 J-D 160,000—June 1 ’46-’53
l 15,000____June 1 1954
Street Im provement Bonds.
4H s’ 17 J-J $62,000—July 1 ’28-’33
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s ’22 F-A $6,000—Feb 1 ’28-’30
C ity Hail B onds.
5s ’ 19 J-D $170,000.Dec 1 ’27-’58
P olice H eadquarter Bonds.
4H s’08 J-J
$3,000___ July 1 1928
GEN. BD. D T . Apr 15’27 $3,388,000
Floating debt (add’l)_____
583,209
Sinking fund_____________
264,445
Assess, val., real________ 46,116,875
Ass. val.. personal_______ 7,999,625
2d class R R . property____
269,122
767,150
Less exemptions_________
Net tax val. 1927............... 53,617,472
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927___$38.10
Popula’n 1910. 20.550; 1920. 27,700
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
PLAINSBORO TWP. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O Plainsboro) is
in Middlesex County.
S chool Bonds.
5s T9 M -S $22,000c_____ 1927-1948
BOND. D E B T M ay 21 ’ 27 $39,500
Tota. assess, val. '27 (act.) 1,136,687
School tax rate(per $1,000)’27-S16.72
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank of Princeton.
PLEASANTVILLE.
This city is in Atlantic County.
Incorporated April 14 1914.
5s ’05 M-S $10,000r______________
5s ’08 J-D lO.OOOr—Jan 1 ’28-’33
(part every 5 years)
5s '15 J-J 25,000r„Jan 1 ’30-’ 50
(part every 5 years)
5s T5 J-D 40,000r.June 1 ’30-’55
(part every 5 years)
(9 0,00 0..Mar 1 ’28-’45
5H s’23 „ - (84,000.-M ar I ’46-’ 59
I 4,000____Mar 1 1960
BOND. D EBT Feb 1 ’2 / „ $317,765
School bonds (add’l ) ______ 252,586
School notes (add’l ) _______
40,000
Other debt (add’l ) ________ 337,000
Sinking funds—-General_
_
24,414
School_________________
24,414
Assessed value, real_______ 8,259,606
Assess, val., personal_____ 560,150
2d class R R . property_____
47,347
Total assess, val. 1926____8,867,103
Total tax rate (per $1,000) "25 $35.80
Population 1910. 4.390; 1920.-5,887

[V ol. 124.
2d class R R . property____
56,478
Less exemptions_________
l 9 l ,700
Net val. taxable 1926 ____ 12,660,272
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$29.40
Population 1910. 5,136; 1920. 5,917
IN T . at Borough Collector’s office.
PRINCETON SCHOOL DIST.
This district Is In Mercer County.
4H s’ l l J-J $112,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’ 76
4 ^ s ’ 10 J-J
2,000c* ..J a n 1 1928
4 ^ s ’26 A-O 42,500r*.0ct 1 ’28-’65
BOND. D E B T Apr 28 ’27 $155,500
Sinking fund______________
31,393
Net taxable value, 1925.-12,603,794
School tax (per $1,000) 1926— $10.15
IN T . payable in N . Y . at Nat.
City Bank and Nat. Park Bank, or
Princeton Bank in Princeton.
RAHWAY.
This city, of Union County, be­
came financially embarrassed In 1882,
and a compromise of the debt, ercl.
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. These adjustment bonds were
paid off on N ov. 1 1922. The water
bonds were renewed in 1891 at 4 % ,
an agreement having been made in
1890 by which all accrued interest at
7% was adjusted at the 35% rate.
Interest on these water bonds Is also
now promptly paid. Commission
Govt, adopted Dec. 10 1917.— V.
105. p . 2380. A proposal to abolish
the present commission form of gov­
ernment and return to the former
councilmanic rule, was carried at an
election held on March 25 1924.
Incorporated 1858.
W ater B onds R enew ed.
4s '92 J-J $185,000o— July 1 1932
S ch ool Bonds.
4s
A-O $7o.000r____ Oct 1 1959
5s
J-J
25.000r ...J u ly 1 1960
130,000..A u g 1 ’ 27-’42
81,000.-Aug 1 ’43-’51

(

7.000____Aug 1 1952
$60.000r*Dec 1 ’27-’35
180,000r*Dec 1 ’36-’ 53
6 ,0 0 0 r* „D e c 1 1954
F un din g B onds.
_
5s
J-D $60.000c— Dec 1 1941
F iltration -P lan t B onds.
4 Hs’06 M-N $35,0 0 0 c ________ 1936
5s T 4 F-A 11,000____Feb 5 1934
(Subject to call Feb 5 1919.)
R efu n d in g B onds.
4H sg’22M-NJ$45,000-Nov 1 ’27-29
15 4 ,000 ..N ov 1 ’30-’32
W ater Bonds.
4J^sg’22M -N/$30,000-Nov 1 ’27-36
\ 2.000____N ov 1 1937
TO T. BD. D T . M ay 1 ’27 $2,040,528
Water debt (incl.)_______
447,000
Sinking funds— General—
23,000
Water_________________
117,678
Assessed valuation, r e a l.. 13,531.780
Assessed val’n, personal— 3,424,800
Assessed val’n, 2d class
railroad property______
224,725
Less exemptions_________
343,250
Net taxable value 1926— 16,838,055
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-—$37.20
Population 1910. 9.337; 1920. 11,042
IN TER E ST ON water board loan
of 1892 and school loans 4s and 5s,
RAMSEY.
payable at the Bankers Trust C o.,
This borough is in Bergen Rahway
New York; on other loans at County.
Road Bank.
National Im provem ent Bonds.
f$40,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-’35
4.60s’24A-O( 14,000r*.0ct 1 ’36-’37
t 6,000r*.—Oct 1 1938
4 3 is’25J-D15124,000c* Dec 1 ’27-’34
/
[ 2,500c*—Dec 1 1935
BOND. D E B T M ay 19 ’27 $119,124
Water debt (additional)
76,544
Total assessed value 1927- .3,016,089
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27$46.Q0
Population 1927______________3,000
IN T . at First National Bank o f
Ramsey.

POINT PLEASANT BEACH.
This borough is in Ocean County.
Incorp. June 2 1886.
Street Improvement Bonds.
5)4s’23 J-D $ 4 2 ,0 0 0 r * .D e c l’27-’43
W ater Extension B onds.
6s
___ $8,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’42
W ater Supply Bonds.
5s’20 M-S ($58,000r*.Sept 7 ’27-’40
t 50.000r*_Sept 7 ’41-’50
5s ’26 M-S 90,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’66
Sewer Extension Bonds.
5s T6 J-D $21.000r— _June 1 1940
5s
M -N 24,000r— .N o v 2 1938
6s
...
1,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’28
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 ’25- $567,760
Assess, val., realestate____2,443,015
Assess, val., personal_____ 267,675
Second class R R . property.
38,563
Less exemptions__________
55,250
Net taxable value 1926____2,694,003 RARITAN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$44.91
DISTRICT.
Pop’n in 1910, 1,003; 1920_____ 1,575
This district is in Middlesex Co.
IN T . at Ocean County Nat. Bk.
S chool Bonds.
4 .4 H & 5 --- $276,000.$7,500 yearly
POINT PLEASANT BEACH S. D. 6s
...
This district is in Ocean County. 6s ’21 J-D 224,000..$7,0001 yearly
12,000r*_Dec ’27-38
($24,000._Aug 1 ’27-32
[42,000—M ay
5s ’22 F-A( 45,000—Aug 1’ 33-’41 5s '23 M-N(39,OOO..May 1 ’28-’48
1 ’49-’61
l 60,000..A ug 1 *42-’ 51
N ET BD. D T . M ay 19 ’27- $127,000 BOND. D E BI 2.000____M a y l 1962
T M ay 1 ’27. $409,000
Assessed valuation 1926___2,931,248 Floating
57,000
Population, 1927______________2,200 T ot. Val.debt_____________
’26 (75% a c t .)..6,500,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-$3.57
POMPTON LAKES.
IN T . on 6s of 1921 and 5s of 1923
This borough Is Passaic County.
at the Middlesex Title Guarantee &
W ater & Light P lant Bonds.
Trust C o.,
5s '14 M -N $75,000...........
1934 Metuchen New Brunswick; others at
Nat. Bank.
5J*s’ 18 J-D (35,000c..$3,000 yrly.
\ June 1.
RED BANE.
F unding B onds.
This borough is In Monmouth C o.
5H s’ 18 M-N$11,000—$2,000 yearly Incorporated Mar. 10 1908.
Sewer B onds.
W ater Main Bonds.
5s '22 J-D $18,000—Dec 1 ’ 27-’38 4s ’07 J-J
$2,000__________ 1928
Fire Bonds.
BOND. D EBT Apr 25 ‘27. $139,000
Water debt (included)____
88,133 4>£s’ 15 F-A $13,000_______________
Floating debt (additional).
67,650 4s ’ 10 J-J
8,000............. ..............
Assessment debt (add’l)___
48,923 5s ’ 18 J-J
3,500____Jan 2 1928
Sinking fund, general_____
10,017
School B onds.
Sinking fund, water______
27,548 4s 00 . . . $18,000................... 1930
2 9 ,7 5 0 ............ ..1938
Net valuation taxable 1927.4,022,609 4>is’ 13 . . .
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $34.70 5s ’18 J-J 130,000.-Jan 1 ’27-’53
— 367.000----------------------Population 1927______________3,000 4M s
IN T . on 5s of 1922 at the First
R efu n d in g Bonds.
National Bank, Pompton Lakes.
4 s’ 14 J-J $41,000................... 1944
5s^l9 J-J
54,500.-July 1 ’26-’39
PRINCETON.
G eneral Im provement B onds.
This borough is in Mercer County. 4H s’22 M-S ($144,000.Sept 1 ’ 27-’ 50
\ 3 .0 0 0 ...Sept 1 1951
BOND. DEBT D e c 31 1926 $44,653
Assessment debt (add’l ) . .
29,919 4j^s’22 . . .
49,000_______________
f 68,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’37
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
55,000
Assess, val., real estate___10,975,264 4H s’25 F-A (153,000c.Aug 1 ’38-'54
[ 6,000c.. Aug 1 1955
Assess, val., personal_____ 1,820,230

J une, 1927.]
RED BANE (Concluded)—■
T O T . B D . D T . (excl. school
bonds) Jan. 1 1927____ $544,750
Water debt (Included)_____ 105,000
Sinking fund______________
9,147
Assessed value, real______ 12,000,536
Assessed value, personal_ 1,55/ ,470
_
Railroad property________
84,027
Less exemptions__________ 147,300
Net taxable value 1927___13,497,433
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927--$43.65
Population 1927_____________ 12,000
IN T . on 5s o f 1918 and 446s of
1922 payable at the Second National
Bank, Red Bank.
RED BANK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Red Bank) is in
Monmouth County.
44$s’24M -Nf$364,000r*.Novl’27-’52
1 3,000r*.-N ov 1 1953
BON D. DEBT M ay 18 ’27 $544,750
Ass’d val. 1926 (approx.)--1,275,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$15-58
Population 1926 (est.)-----------12,000
IN T. ad Second National Bank &
Trust Co. of Red Bank.
RIDGEFIELD 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.
General Impt. Bonds.
($50,000r*-- Apr 1'28-37
5 s ’24 A -0 ( 6,OOOr*___Apr 1 ’38
l 40,000r*-_Apr 1’39-44
Street B onds.
424’26 J-D I$125,OOOr* __-1927-1931
l 125,OOOr*_________ 1932
R oad Bonds.
5s ’01 Aug $10,0 0 0c-.-A u g ’27-’29
( 8,0 00.-July 1 ’ 28-’29
5 s ’ 22 J-J (150,000--July 1 ’30-’59
( 2,000____July 1 1960
F unding Bonds ($96,065.35 as­
sessable agst. property benefited).
5s ’10 J-J $18,000c_ Jan 1 1930
_
5s ’ l l J-J
50,000r_ Jan 1 1931
_
5s ’ 12 J-J
42,000c...July 1 1932
_
5s g ’ 16 J-J
43,500c_ Jan 1 1936
5s 4 8 F-A
5,0 00c-.- Aug 1 1927
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $804,000
Floating debt______________ 165,087
Sinking fund_____________ 217,238
Assessed valuation 1927--13,668,643
Total tax (per $1,000) 192/---- $46,60
Population 1927_____________11,000
INT. at the U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co
in N. Y . City, the Ridgefield Park
Trust C o., Ridgefield Park, the
Hackensack National Bank and
Hackensack Trust Co. in Hacken­
sack.
RIDGEFIELD SCH. D IST R IC T .
This district (P. O. Ridgefield) is
In Bergen County.
($80.000—Jan 1 ’28-’43
5s ’23 J-J ( 63,000..Jan 1’ 44-’52
[ 6,000____Jan 1 1953
5s ’24 J-J
23,000r*.— 1927-1949
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’27- $182,000
Assessed valuation________ 3,951,992
IN T . at the Ridgefield National
Bank, Ridgefield.
RIDGEWOOD.
This village is in Bergen County,
Incorporated in 1894. Commission
government approved Sept. 12 1911.
Grade Crossing Elimination.
5s ’ 15 A-O ($12,000
Oct 1 ’27-’30
i 40,000.-.O ct 1 ’31-'40
5s T9 M -N14,000r*. M a y l’28-’33
Improvement Bonds.
5s ’24 - - - / $4.OOOr* .M a r l ’28’29
1 5,000r*_ .M ar 1 1930
4J4s’26 J-D 227,OOOr* Dec 1 ’27-’55
W ater B onds.
4J4s’26 J-D$443,000r*-Dec 1 ’27-65
4M s’27M-N 292,000r* M ay 1 ’28-’ 62
Funding Bonds.
5s '15 F-A $7.000____Feb 1 1930
M unicipal Land Bonds.
5s ’21 J-J $15,000—July 1 ’28-’41
Street Assessment B onds.
( $6.000--$6,000 yearly
5>$sT8 J-D-j
on Dec 2
( 5,000____Dec 2 1928
Broad Street Bonds.
4 K s‘09-A-O $18,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’39
General Impt. Bonds.
4Ms'22 J-D /$) 6,000--June 1 ’28-'31
1120.000--June 1 ’32-’51
5s T7 J-D
5,000___ June 1 1927
Assessment Bonds.
44Ss'22 J-D ($36,000—June 1 ’ 28-’29
l 26,000—June 1 ’30-’31
44*s’23 s-a l54.0 00r*„.Jan 1 ’ 28-’33
5s ’24 M-S 104,000__ Mar 1 1933
5s ’26 J-D
103,000__ Dec 1 1937
Sewer Bonds.
($24,000r*_Jan 1 ’28-’43
4M s’23 s-a( 8,000r*_Jan 1 ’44-’47
l 2,500r*___ Jan 11948
GE N . D EBT Dec 31 ’26-.$1,828,500
Assessment debt (add’l ) - .
681,837
Sinking fund____________
16,983
Assess, val., real estate_ 20,780,329
_
Assess, val., personal_____2,188,669
2nd Class R R . property_
66,875
Less exemptions_________
364,450
Net value taxable 1927— 22,671,423
Total tax (per $1000) 1927--$39.50
Population 1927-12 500:1920-7.5S0.
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Ridge­
wood Tr. Co. and the Citizens’ NatBank, all of Ridgewood.
RIDGEW OOD TOWNSHIP S. D.
This district la In Bergen County.
School Bonds.
4s ’04 A-O
$5,000___Oct 1 1927
4H s’09 M -N 49,000____N ov 1 1939
4 Jus'll J-D
1,000___Dec 1 1927
5s '13 J-J
35,000_ July 1 1939
_
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-J
9,500_ July 1 1935
_
4H s’ 16 F-A 214,000c-Feb 1 ’28-'46
5>*sT8 M-S 41.500.-Sept 1 ’27-'43
5s ’20 F-A
9.000_ Feb 1 1936
_




NEW JEESEY—CITIES AND TOWNS
f 15,OOOr*_July 1 ’28-’29
(30,000r*_July 1 ’30-’34
63,OOOr*-July 1 ’35-’43
L6,000r*__ July 1 1944
BOND. DEBT D e c 3 1 ’26 $448,000
Assessed valuation 1927.-22,624,788
School tax rate(per$l,O0O) ’23-$l6.23
Pop’n 1920 (est.), 12,000.
IN T . at Ridgewood Trust Co.

119

Fire A pparatus Bonds.
os '23 M-S15 $5,000-Mar 15 ’ 28-’32
G E N .B D . D T . Apr 12 ’27- $279,750
66,864
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
Water debt_______________ 162,864
Sinking fund_____________
25,198
Assessed value, real_______ 4,258,050
Assessed value, personal_ 1,575,967
_
2d class railroad property. 24,791
Tot.ass’d val.’27(M act’l)-5,858,808
RIVERSIDE.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$4l.0O
This borough (P. O. Riveredge) is ROXBURY TOWNSHIP S. D.
Population 1910, 6,614: 1927, 8,000
in Burlington County.
*IN T. payable at the City Nat.
This district is in Morris County.
Road Bonds.
All bonds coupon in form but may Bank, Salem: on bonds of 1923 at the
4s
_
_
$3,000..$1,000 yearly be registered.
Salem Nat. Banking C o., Salem.
Sewer Bonds.
S chool Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J
$9,500.-Jan 1 '28-'46 4H s’ 16 M-S $12,000___ Mar 1934 SALEM COUNTY.
5s T9 A-O 19,500_ Oct 1 ’27-’39
S chool Bonds.
_
Salem is the county seat.
($32,OOOr*-Jan 1 ’28-’38 5s ’20 M-S 14,000--Sept 1 ’27-’40 BOND. D EBT Apr 1 '27None
5s ’20 J-J ( 2,000r*_ Jan 1 1939 5 s ’ 22 M-S 14,000--Sept 1 ’ 27-’40 Floating debt____ $216,427
_
l30,000r*_Jan 1 ’40-’49 5s ’ 22 A-O (30,000-—Oct 1 ’27-’36 Sinking fund____________
81,000
\18,000-—Oct 1 ’37-’ 42 Assessed value, real_2 5,484,582
Street Improvement Bonds.
5e
...
$5,000___________1933 5s ’22 A-O 15,000___ Oct 1 1936 Assessed value, personal-- 8,6(8,923
(21,000r*.Dec 1 ’27-’40 BOND. D E B T Apr 12 ’27- $125,500 Other assess, property
118,35$
5s ’24 J-D 12,000r*.Dec 1 ’41-’46 T ot. ass’d val. ’27(60%act.)3,297,097 Tot.ass’d val.'27(M a c t !).33,464,108
l,00 0r*.-D ec 1 1947 School tax (per $1,000) ’27_ $25.20 State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '27 .$15.22
_
5s ’27 J-D J10.000r*Dec 1 ’27-’30 Population 1927______________3,976 Popula’n 1910, 26,999, 1920, 36,572
115,000r*Dec 1 ’31-’35
IN T . at Nat. Union Bank, Dover.
BOND. DEBT Dec 3 1 ’ 2576,600
SAYREVILLE.
Other debt (add’l ) ________ 164,361 RUMSON.
This borough is in Middlesex Co.
Assess, value real estate— 2,284,367
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
Sewer Bonds.
Assess, value personal_____ 292,637
Street Bonds.
($12,OOOr*.Dec 15’27’30
2d Class RR. property____
6,612 5s T9 J-J ($42,000— -Jan 1 ’28-’33
Less exemptions__________
44,500
1 6,000____Jan 1 1934 5 s ’23 J-D 128,OOOr*_Dec 15’31’62
I 3,000r*.--D ec 1 5 ’63
Net value taxable 1926------ 2,539,116
G eneral Impt. Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $39.90 4}4s’25M-S J$24,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’34 5 s ’24 J-D (68,000r*Dec 15 ’27-'60
\ 1,OOOr*.Dec 15 1961
Population 1910. 736: 1920, 1,077
1 2,000c.--Sept 1 1935
General Impt. Bonds.
IN T . on school bonds of 1920 at BOND. D E B T M ay 2 ’27- $74,000
Chemical Nat. Bk., N . Y ., or Peoples Assessed value, real_______ 6,462,110 4% s’26 F -A j$22,OOOr* Aug 1 ’28-’38
\ 27,OOOr* Aug 1 ’39-’47
Tr. & Guar. C o., of Hackensack.
Assessed value, personal_
_ 811,625
W ater Bonds.
Net value taxable 1927____7,273,735
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927------$27.28 5t£s’2 3 _ $150,000--D ec 15 1929
RIVERSIDE TOWNSHIP.
5M s’24 J-D 25,000r*_Dec 15 1929
This township is in Burlington Co. Population 1910. 1,449; 1920. 1,658 4M s’26 F-A (19,OOOr* Aug 1 ’28-’46
Sewer B onds.
„ „
1 500r*-.A ug 1 1947
4^3
- - - $80,000................... 1937 RUNNEMEDE.
This town (P. O. Camden) is in BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -. $311,015
5s
—
16,000__________ 1944
Water debt (add’l ) ------------- 194,500
Camden County.
-s ’ 22 - . 5,000--M a r 1 ’ 28-’32
Floating debt (a d d !)______
45,128
Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $101,000
Assessed value, real estate.4,432,865
Assessment debt_________
8,416 5 K s’27M-S ($109,000---Sept 1 1932 Assessed value, personal— 1,228,825
1 50,000. - - Sept 1 1936
Other debt_______________
37,634
Second class railroad prop.
72,844
Sinking funds_____________
24,227 5J£s’27 J-D 73,000--JuneT ’33-’37 Less exemptions__________ 136,400
Assess, val., real estate____2,959.950 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 ’26 -- $290,400 Net taxable value 1926------ 5,598,134
Assess, val., personal_____ 600,800 Assessed valuation 1927__ 1,484,647 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---- $45.00
2d Class R R . property____
10,698 Population 1927 (est.)________ 2,700 Population 1920--------------------- 5,017
Less exemptions__________ 156,700
IN T . at the U. S. Mtge. & Trust
Net valuation taxable ’26.-3,414,748 RUTHERFORD.
This borough is In Bergen Co. Inc. Co., N . Y . City.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *26-$56.30
Population 1915. 5,500; 1920. 6.018 Sept. 21 1881. Population 1910, SAYREVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
7,045; 1920, 9,497.
This district (P. O. Sayreville) is
F un din g Bonds.
R O CKAW AY.
This borough is in Morris County. 4 ^ g ’ 14 M -N $200,000..M ay 11 1944 in Middlesex County.
($74,000--July 1 ’28-’44
44Ss’ 16 F-A 58,000c—Feb 1 ’28-’46 6s ’20 J-J \ 2,000___
W ater Bonds.
July 1 1945
44£s'24 J-D $77,000r*-Dec 15 ’27-64 4H s’16 F-A 40,0 0 0 c...F e b 1 1946 6s ’21 M -S / 8,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’31
S treet Bonds.
S ch ool Bonds.
1 14.000c-Mar 1 ’32-’45
4s ’92 M-N$40,000c— .M a y 1 1932
4s
J-D $13,500r-_-$1,500 yrly
5s ’23 M -N (12,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’33
Park Bonds.
Fire Bonds.
\ 5,000--M ay 1 '34-’38
5s ’26 F-A l$7,000cAug 15 ’28-’34 4s ’05 F-A $12,500r*--Feb 1 1930 4J4s’27M -N f 40,OOOr* M ay 1 ’29-’48
General Impt. Bonds.
1 4,500cAug 15 ’35-’37
t 10,OOOr* M ay 1 ’49-’58
4H s’23 J-J ($64,000_ Jan 1 ‘ 28-’35
_
R efu nd ing W ater Bonds.
l 54.000— Jan 1 ’ 36-’41 BOND. D E B T M ay 21 ’27 $115,000
4s T7 F-A $10.000c-Feb 1 ’ 28- 37
Assessed value 1927----------- 6,068,837
Assessment Bonds.
Tem porary W ater B onds.
4 ^ s ’22 F-A $10,000..Aug 1 ’ 27-28 446s’23 J-J $15,000---Jan 1 ’28-’30 Tax rate (per $1,000)------------- $14.05
Prin. and int. at South River Trust
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’27. $633,679
TOTAL D EBT Feb 1 ’27 -- $34,887
450,445 Co. of South River.
Sinking fund_____________
14,613 Other debj (add’l ) _______
131,356
Assess, val., real estate------ 1,487.418 Sinking fund______ ______
SCOTCH PLAINS TWP. SCH. D.
Assess, val., personal_____ 198,525 Assessed value, real______17,267,538
This district (formerly Fanwood
Assessed value, personal_ 2,005,285
2d class R R . property______________ 25,318
2d class railroad property 15,194 Two. S. D.) is in Union County.
Less exemptions__________
33,000
School
Net taxable value 1926------ 1,678,261 Net value taxable 1926— 18,899,492 4H s’ 16 J-JBonds.
$31 .OOOc.July l ’ 28-’45
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $57.70 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— .$42.80 5s ’ 15 J-J
10,000--Jan 1 ’28-’45
IN T . on park, street and $200,000
Population 1910, 1,902; 1920, 2,655
(10,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’32
IN T. at FirstNat. Bk., Rockaway. funding bonds and bonds of 1923 at 5s ’22 A-O (84.000.-A pr 1 ’33-’60
Rutherford Nat. Bank; on impt.
( 2,000____Apr 1 1961
bonds at First Nat. Bank, N . Y . , and
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL DIST.
41$s’09 J-J
4,00Or..........................
M tge. &
This district (P. O. Roosevelt) is at U. S. bonds of Tr. C o., N . Y ., on
(176,000c *Mar 1 '28-56
funding
1916.
in Middlesex County.
4?4s’26M-S ( 72,000c*Mar 1 '57-65
I 6,000c*.-M ar 1 1966
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '26 $668,000 RUTHERFORD SCHOOL DIST.
Ass’d val. ’25 (40% act.)-.11,098,486 4s ’00 J-D $49,570c.June 20 1930 BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $391,500
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$16.35 4s ’06 A-O x34,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’61 Assess, val. 1927_________ 4,566,665
Population 1920 (Census)____11.047
4s ’06 J-D zl0,000c_ Dec 1 1936 Tax rate (per SI,000) 1926--.$29-50
_
1927 (est.)-------------4,500
4 J4s’ 10 F-A 86,300c_ Feb 11950 Population 5s of 1922 at the Westfield
_
ROSELLE.
IN T. on
414s
F-A 41,000____Aug 1 1950
This borough is in Union County. 4 « s ’l l F-A 19,300c..-A ug 1 1951 Trust Co., Westfield.
Street Impt. Bonds.
24.000c.Mar
6s ’21 J-J $35,000_______________ 434s’ 16 M-S (172,000—May 1 ’28-’41 SEA BRIGHT.
1 ’28-’48
Fire Dept. Bonds.
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
ay 1
5s ’ 13 A-O $10,000c--Apr 15 1933 4H s’22M-N 108,000.-M M ay ’49-’ 60
Sea-Wall Bonds.
1,000___
11961
C on stru ction Bonds.
$30,000.-O ct
’27-’38
T38,000r*.July 1 ’ 28-’42 5 s ’ 18 A-O B T M ay 19 ’27 1 $30,000
5s ’ l l J-J $20,000c— Jan 1 1931 4J4s’24 J-J 120,OOOr*.July 1 ’43-’54 BOND. D E
Improvement Bonds.
28,000
90,000r*_July 1 ’ 55-’63 Floating debt (add’l)--------($78,000c-Mar 1 ’28-’34
4,000r*—July 1 1964 Assess, val. real estate_____1,575,492
4 ^ s ’26M-S U05,000c-Mar 1 ’35-’41 4J4s’24 J-J ‘ 17,OOOr* July 1 ’28-’48 Assess, val. personal______ 147,900
{ 48,000c-Mar 1 ’42-’44
2nd Class R R . property---77.618
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27- $604,857 BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27 $974,985 Less exemptions__________
11,900
debt (add’l)_____
58,472
Sinking funds____________ 220,801 Floatingfund____________
Sinking
55,000 Total assess, val. 1926------ 1,783,810
Assessed value, real______10,369,464 Assessed value 1927 (about
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '27.$37.00
Assessed value personal_ 1,313,900
_
60% actual)....................19,000,000 Population 1910. 1.220: 1920, 856
2d class R R . property_____
24,189
Less exemptions__________ 237,500 School tax (per S I .000) 1926___ $1.97 SEA GIR T.
Population in 1927 (est.)_____15,000
Net taxable value 1926- .-11,470.053
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
IN
at R M .
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $33.20 N.x Y .; T . other . bonds Grant & Co..
W ater T ank B onds.
on
at Rutherford 4M s’25 M-S $8,OOOr* Mar 1 '28- 31
Population 1910, 2.725: 1920. 5,737 Nat. Bank.
INTEREST on 6s of 1921 at the
W ater System Bands.
First Nat. Bank, Roselle, on others SADDLE RIVER TOWNSHIP.
6s ’ 21 J-J $46,000r*.-June 1 '28-41
at First Nat. Bank, Toms River.
Beach im pt. & F unding Bonds.
This township is In Bergen Co.
5s g '23 M -NS65.000------------------ - - Road Improvement B onds.
1 ’28-’50
6s ’23 A-O $30,000___ Nov 1 1929 454s’25 M -S 68,000r*.Mar$238,199
ROSELLE PARK.
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’26 -This borough is in Union County.
S chool Bonds.
Wa ter debt
) ________
66,000
5s
...
$2,500-—Jan I ’28-’?2 Assessment (add’l (add’l) ---F unding Bonds.
debt
11,138
4 ^ g ’ 15 M-S $27,000-Mar 15 ’28-’36 5s ’ 20 J-J 44,000--July 1 ’28-’50 Other debt (add’l ) -----------75,170
6s ’20 J-D 14,000r*-Dec31’27-32 TOTAL DEBT D e c 31 ’ 25- $45,266 Assessed value, real_______ 1,849,889
_
14,303 Assessed value, personal_
Sinking funds_ _________
Sewer Bonds.
_
95,300
5s ’08
$47,000____ Nov 1 1928 Assessed value, real_______ 1,122,600
10,429
5s TO
54,000_____ Apr 1 1930 Assessed val., personal____$311,601 2d class railroad property. exemptions__________
1,000
2d class railroad property. .
6,866 Less taxable value 1926------ 1,954,618
R oad Bonds.
Net
Less exemptions__________
45,000
4}4sT5 M-S $30.000_______ _______
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’26- $341,250 Net valuation, taxable, ’26-1,396.067 T ot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_$38.51
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_
49,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $56.00 Population 1920________________ 110
IN
1924
Other debt (add’l ) ________ 350,005 Population 1915, 4,014; 1920, 2,845 Nat. T . on obonds o f Lake. at First
Bank f Spring
Tax notes (add’l ) _________
59,117
SALEM.
Sinking fund______________ 127,087
SEA ISLE CITY.
This city is In Salem County.
Assessed valuation, real— 7,596,491
This city Is in Cape M ay County.
W ater Bonds.
Assessed val’n. personal___ 750,224
Boardwalk Bonds.
5s ’22 M-S$36,000r*June 15 ’28-'44
Second-class railroad prop.
58,691
Less exemptions__________ 204,200 5 s ’22 J-D *12,000—Dec 2 9 ’ 27-'38 5s T5 M-N$18.000___ M ay 1 1935
Bulkhead B onds.
5s ’ 23 F-A 33.OOOr*_ Aug l ’28-’59
_
Nrt. taxable value 1926___ 8,201.206
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926.--$39.40 5s ’25 M -N (32,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’43 5s '15 M -N $8,000____M ay 1 1945
(1,000r*. .M a y 1 1944
Improvement Bonds.
Population 1910. 3,138; 1920 . 5.438
5s '06 — . $20,000.........
1936
S chool Bonds.
60,000................... 1942
4s ’05 J-J $14,250r_________ 1945 5s '12 . . .
ROSELLE PARK SCHOOL DIST. 44£s'12 J-D 52,000c__________1952 5s
...
6.000____Dec 1 1941
Funded Debt Bonds.
6s ’ 21 F-A$112,000c____ 1928-1961
R efunding Bonds.
$48.000................... 1943
4H s’ 15 A-O
10,000r________ 1935 4 K s’14 M -N $35,500c*________ 1934 5s ’ 13
S chool B onds.
Sewer Bonds.
4J/2*T5 A-O
25,000r......... ---1945
4J4s’08 A-O
I8,000r________ 1928 4H s’ 13A-Q $60,000c*________ 1950 5s ’ 13 . . . $25,000................... 1943

4 ^ s ’24 J-J

4)4s’08 A-O
25,000r_________1933
4H s’08 A-O 25,000r_________1938
4H s’ 12 A-O 23,000c______ - -1942
6s ’21 J-D
35,000c___ 1927-1961
BOND. D E B T Apr 12 ’27- $273,000
Sinking fund_____________
73,143
Tot.ass’d val.(50% act.)’27 8,730,312
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 7 --$16.65
Population ( e s t .) __________ -_8,O00
Int. payable in Roselle.

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NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS

SEA ISLE CITY ( .C o n c lu d e d ).
Sewer B onds.
s -15 . . .
$3,000...........................
W ater Supply Bonds.
6s '21 J-D($40,000r*.Dec 1 '27-’46
1 5,000r*__ Dec 1 1947
E lectric L ight Bonds.
6s '21 . . . $50,000..June 1 ’28-’41
TOTAL D E B T Peb 1 '2 7 -- $611,771
Watertight & gas debt(incl) 123,000
Sinking fund, general_____ 186,793
Assessed valuation, real_ 3,128,109
_
Assessed val'n, personal_
_ 140,435
2nd Class R R . property___
21,104
Less exemptions__________
8,100
Net taxable value 1926___ 3,281.548
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-..S34.00
Population in 1910, 551; 1920, 564
Summer population (est.)_____6,000

5s '26

SEASIDE HEIGHTS.
This borough is in Ocean County.
Incorporated April 1913.
L ight Bonds.
6s s-a
$15,000_______________
W ater B onds.
6s s-a
$35,000_______________
School bonds________________ $7,000
Boardwalk Bonds.
6s T9 A-O $22.000..Apr 1 ’28-’58
G eneral Im provt. Bonds.
5M s’27 M-S ($4,0 0 0 c ...M a r 1 1928
169,000c.M ar 1 '29-51
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 '26. $57,936
Water debt (add'l)________
36,200
Temporary notes (add’l ) . .
51,114
Assessment notes (add’l ) . .
62,359
Other debt (add'l)________
32,625
Assess va. real estate____ 1,042,985
Assess, val. personal______
61,284
2nd Class R R . property___
7,412
Less exemptions__________
8,582
Net taxable value 1926____1,103,099
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $45.15
Population in 1920______________ 154
IN T . at 1st N at. B k, Toms River.

SOUTH BELMAR.
This borough (P. O. Belmar) is in
Monmouth County.
W ater System Bonds.
5s '26 M-S $75,000r*_Sept 1 '27-51
Sewer Bonds.
5s '26 A- $20,000r*_______ yearly
BONDED D E B T ................ .. (?)

J-D J16.000-.June 1 '28-35
1 1,000___ June 1 1936
5s '27 A-O 49,000r*Apr 1 '28-44
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’ l l J-J )$24,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’41
1 15,000c._Jan 1 ’42-’46
5s T3 F-A 20.000.-Feb 1 '28-’48
TOTAL DEBT Jan 26 '27. $889,700
Assess, debt (incl.)_______ 274,500
Water debt (incl.)________ 275,200
Sinking fund_____________
23,000
Assess, value real estate_ 3.182,625
_
Assessed value personal_
_ 302,450
2d Class R R . property___ 807,051
Net valuation taxable 1927 4,269,076
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $57.40
IN T . on bonds o f 1924 at City
Treasurer’s office; others at First
Nat. Bank, South Amboy

W ater Bonds.
5s TO M-N$70,000___ N ov 1 1940
5s '27 J-D 53,OOOr*June 1 ’29-’47
Sewer Bonds.
5s TO M-N$46,000___ Nov 1 1940
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s '15 M-S $27,000___ Sept 1 1943
Fire A pparatus Bonds.
5s '20 A-O $3,000r*. Apr 1 '28-'30
Emergency Bonds.
5s '20 J-D f$ l,O O O r*...D ec311927
1 500r*. Dec 31 1938
Street Impt. Bonds.
5^s'21 M -S ($22,OOOr* Nov 1 '27-'37
1 3,000r*_ .N ov 1 1938
5s '27 J-D 44,OOOr*June 1 ’28-’41
General Im provement Bonds.
5s '25 J-D ($24,000c*Dec 1 '27-40
1 15,000c*Dec 1 ’41-’55
GROSS DEBT May 1 '27- $643,598
Water debt (incl.)________ 126,667
Sinking fund____________
90,214
Assessed val’n, real estate.3,9 l0 ,350
Assessed val’n, personal_
_ 802,500
Second class RR property.
9,775
Less exemptions__________
31,400
Net taxable value 1927____4,691,225
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'26 $38.70
IN T . payable at First N a t.B k .of
So. River and Boro. Collector’s office

SOUTH ORANGE.
This village is in Essex County
Inc. 1869. Population 1927, $12,500 SOUTH RIVER S. D. NO. 1.
School Bonds.
General Improvement Bonds.
6s '21 J-D $39,000 _____1927-1948 4 J-Ss'lO s-a $18,0 0 0 c* ____ 1927-1944
' 74,000r*. Jan 1 ’28-'52 5s '14 s-a 24 ,000 c*____ 1927-1950
16,000r*. Jan 1 '53-’56 45t>sT6 J-J (13,000c.July 1 '28-'40
4 J£s’24 J-J
1 9,000c.July 1 ’41-’46
4,000r*. ..J a n 1 1957
(90,000c*July 1 '28-’41 6s '21 J-J (138.OOOr*. Jan 1 ’28-’ 50
1 2,000r*. Jan 1 1951
4Hs’25 J-J
64,000c*July 1 ’42-’51
l 6,000c*. .July 1 1952 5 s '24 J-J f 95,000r*. Jan 1 ’28-’51
l 1,OOOr*...Jan 1 1952
Playground Bonds.
20,000r*July 1 '27-46
t^ s '1 4 J-J $28.000____July 1 1944 5s '26 J-J
BOND. D EBT Dec. 31 '25. $298,000
Funding Bonds.
4 K s’ 10 M-S S14,200c...M ch
35 Assess.val.(real & per.)’24.4,163,900
IN T . on 1916 and 1924 issues at
Park & Playground.
4J4s’2 4 A -0 $60,000--Apr 1 '28-’30 First Nat. Bank, South River.
Park Bonds.
4 Hs’ 10 M-S 510,000c—.Mch 1 1935 SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP SCH.
SEASIDE PARE.
4 ^ s ’ 14J-J
8,000...J a n 1 ’45-’48
DISTRICT
This borough is in Ocean County. 4 ^ s ’26 A-O 25,000___________ 1928
This district (P. O. Springfield) is
6Hs
. . . $45.000____July 1 1940
Refunding Bds. (Opt. after 1920). in Union County.
General bonds 4 Hs_________ $40,000 4s g '00 J-J 551,000c.. .Jan 11930
S chool B uilding Bonds.
Boardwalk Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '02 F-A $15,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1942
6s T9
. . . $49,500........................... 4s '04 J-J $180,OOOr*.. J'ly ’28-’44 6s '21 J-D 60,000c____ 1927-1951
R efu nding Bonds.
(See V. 78, p. 2617, for maturity.)
(57,000c. .Feb 1 ’ 28-’46
5s
. . . $15,000..-D ec 21 1941 4 ^ s ’08 M-N 548,000o.May 1 ’45-’48 4 ^ s ’26 F-A 76,000c_.Feb 1 ’47-’65
W ater Supply Bonds.
4J^sT0 M-S
2,028.69 Mar 1 '30-35
L3,000c. ..F e b 1 1966
6s
J-J /$1 6,00 0..July 1 ’28-’39 4Hs'14 J-J
20.000_Jan 1 ’45-’48 BOND. D E B T Apr 15 1927 $211,500
1 46.000. .July 1 ’40-’62 4M g’ 17J-J
26,000—July 1 ’28-’52 Floating debt (additional).
20,000
TOTAL D E B T Jan 1 '2 7 -- $407,956
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
5,l37
Sinking fund_____________
25,038 4Hg'17 J-J $14,000c.July 1 '28-’40 Tot. ass’d val.'27(3-5 a c t.).3,531,485
Assessed value, real estate. 1,507,335
Street Bonds.
School tax
Assessed value, personal_
_
83,800 6s '21 J-D $82,000..June 1 '28-41 Population rate(per$l,000)’27.$21.70
(estimated)_______ 3,000
2d class railroad property..
12,930
56,000r*. Jan 1 '28-’34
IN T . on 4M % bonds at the First
Less exemptions__________
14,200 4 ^ S ’24 J-J
10,000r*.—Jan 1 1935 National Bank, Springfield.
Net taxable value 1926____ 1,589.865
84,000r*. Jan 1 ’36-’42
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 .$50.19
.11,000r*___Jan 1 1943
SPRING LAKE.
Population, 1910. 101; 1920____ 179
Water Bonds.
This borough (P. O. Spring Lake
4 K s’ 12 F-A 59,000c —-Feb 11932
'
" "
4 ^ s ’ 14 J-J 250,000____Jan 1 1944 Beach) is in Monmouth County.
SECAUCUS.
Park Bonds.
28,000c_ Jan 1 1946
_
4J4s’ 16 J-J
This town is in Hudson County.
10.000— July 1 '28-'36 4Hs'03 F-A $19,500___ Aug 1 1933
4H g’ 17 J-J
S ch ool Bonds.
28.000— June 1 ’28-’55 Fire Engine Bonds.
5s
. . . $60.000_________ _____ 6s '21 J-D
72,000r*. Jan 1 ’28-’63 6s '15 M-S $9,000........ Sept 1936
4 ^ s ’24 J-J
(Part yearly beginning 1929.)
W ater E
5H s’24 F-A 30,000r*. Feb 1 '28-42 4>£s’25 J-J (28,000c*July 1 '28-’40 4 4£s'06 F-Axtension.
$25,000___ Aug 1 1936
]25,000c*July 1 ’41-’65
5s '26 J-D (16,OOOr* June 1 '27-’34
g l l M-S 70.000c...M ch 1 1941
1 6,000r* June 1 ’35-’36 TOT. BD. D T. Jan 1 '27-$l,685,410 5s W’ater Bonds.
Water debt (incl.)_______
451,009
Fire H ouse Bonds.
239,461 5s '99 J-J $30.000___ Jan 1 1929
5 s '26 J-D $34,OOOr* June 1'27-43 Sinking funds___________
R efu nding Bonds.
Assessment impt. bon ds..
371,600
Fire Dept. & Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'14 A-O $15.000........ Apr 1944
Assess, val. real estate__ 28,915.500
f $8,000r* .Feb 1 ’28-’31
Funding B onds.
6s ’24 F-A 30,OOOr* .F eb 1 ’32-’41 Assess, val. personal_____ 3,027,600
_
198,280 5s '07 M-N $56.000___ Nov 1 1937
l l.OOOr* —Feb 1 1942 2d Class R R . property_
Total valuation 1926_____ 32,698,180
Sewerage Bonds.
Sewer-Extension Bonds.
6s
_ $29,000_____ Part yearly Total tax (per 51,000) 1927...$33.60 4H s’09 F-A $15,000___ Aug 2 1939
_
INTEREST is largely payable at
Sewer & Street B onds.
Street Impt. B onds.
5s '26M-N |120,000_Nov 15 '28-51 IJ. S. Mort. & Trust Co.. N. Y.
5 s '23 F-A $ 6 4 ,0 0 0 r*..F eb l’28-’43
t 4,0 00.—N ov 15 1952
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 7 -. $299,500
B orough Hall Bonds.
DIST.
Water debt (incl.)------------ 195,106
5s
_
_
$4,000.2 bonds yearly 80U TH ORANGE SCH. townrhlp Assessment debt (add’l) _
This district includes the
_
27,184
F unding Bonds.
the village of South Orange
Sinking fund______________ 165,933
5s
_
_ $24,700___ Part yearly and TOM N $66 000c.May 1 '28 '31 Net taxable value 1926____ 5,580,028
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26. $327,500 4s g 10 J-J 24.550c. July 1 ’3‘2-'33
Hg’
Other debt (a d d !)________ 171,830 4 « s T 2 M-N 12,150c— .May 1 1934 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------$44.20
Population 1910, 853; 1920, 1,009
Sinking fund— General____
27,061 4 s ’12
65,000c.June 1 '32-'36
IN T . at First N at. B k., Spring Lake.
Assessed valuation, real_ 4,902,914 iH '13 J-D 113.000c____1937-1942
_
5s
J-D
Assessed val., personal___ 273,608
98.000-.M ay ’28-’31
Total assessed val. 1927___5.176,522 4 H s’21M-N ff506,000 . .M ay 1 ’32-’53 STANHOPE.
1
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26-S40.14
This borough is in Sussex County
__M ay 1 1954
Population 1926_______
7,500 BOND. D EBT 8.0001 '22.$1,077,700
W ater Bonds.
July
IN T . on 6s of 1921 and
and 6s Sk. fds. & b d . cash acct__
5s
___ $ 2 7 ,0 0 0 ____ p a r t y e a rly
48,817
o f 1924 at the First Nat. Bank, Assessed value real______31,605,530
(Due part yearly beg. 1919.)
Secaucus.
Assessed value personal.. 3,980,800 BOND. DEBT May 20'24 $21,000
4,000
Total assess, val., 1921_ 35,5S4,330 Floating debt_____________
_
21,000
Population in 1915 _________ 10.435 Water debt_______________
SOMERSET COUNTY.
IN T. on 4s of 1910 in New York Assessed val’n, real estate. 648,155
Somerville is the county seat.
_
76,675
City at A. B. Leach & Co.; on Assessed val’n, personal_
B uilding B onds.
7,000
4s '06 J-J $180.000c.July 1 '28-’36 44$s due 1934 at office of J. S. Less exemptions__________
BON D. D E B T Jan 1 '27— $835,426 Rippel & C o., Newark; on 4 ^ s due Net taxable value 1927____ 717.830
$47.82
Floating debt (add’l).........
458,753 1932 to '33 in N. Y ., and on 5s of Total tax rate (per $M) '27.
Sinking fund— .............
136,367 1913 and 4)^s of 1921 at U. S. Pop. in 1910, 1.031; ’20----------1,03)
Assessed value, real______49,621,464 Mtge. & Trust C o., N. Y .
Assessed value, personal-. 9,306,666
2d class railroad property700,441 SOUTH ORANGE AND MAPLE­ STONE HARBOR.Cape M ay Co.
This borough is in
Less exemptions_________
279,350
WOOD SCH. DIST.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
Net taxable value 1926— 52,911,326
This district (P. O. South Orange)
6s '23 M-S $47,358.61...1927-1941
County tax (perSl,000) '2 5 ..$ 8 .7 3 + is in Essex County.
Popul'n 1910, 38,820; 1920, 47.991
W ater Bonds.
S chool B onds.
IN T . at New York Tr. C o., N . Y 4 K s’27 J-J $1,173,OOOr* Jan 1 ’29-’66 5s g '16 J-D $43,000c.Dec 1 '27-’5S
(For maturity see V. 123, p. 2932)
2,000r*_ .Feb 1 1928
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '27.$3,297,283 5H s’24 F-A 50,000r*Feb 1 ’29-'48
SOUTH AMBOY.
42,000r*Feb 1 ’49-’62
Sinking fund____________
100,486
This city is in Middlesex County.
. 2,000r*..Feb 1 1963
Inc. 1908. Population 1910. 7,007; Assessed value 1926______ 62,246,131
Population 1920_____________ 12,583
Sewer Bonds.
1920, 7,897.
5s g '16 J-D $27,000c. Dec 1 ’27-'53
General Im pt. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 7 .. $120,132
f$4,OOOr* Dec 15’27-'28 SOUTH ORANGE TOWNSHIP
See Maplewood Township.
Water debt (add’l) _______ 142,500
5s '24 J-D 148,OOOr* Dec 15'29-’44
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_ 205,777
i 2,OOOr*.Dec 15 1945
Other debt (add’l) ________ 110,525
so u t h r iv e r !
Fire T ru ck Bonds.
5s '26 J-D $11,000—June 1 ’28-’33
This borough is in Middlesex Co. Sinking funds____________ 121.588
Incorp.
1898. Population 1910, Assess, val. real estate____2,155,115
S chool Bonds.
Assess, val. personal______
44,800
5s '12 ___$23,000._yly on Oct 1
4,772; 1920, 6,596.
2d class R R . property____
1,105
5s '17 J-D 68,000..........1927-1957
Electric Light Bonds.
2,380
5s T9 J-D 22,000-.June 1 ’28-’49 5s TO M -N $8,000___ Nov 1 1940 Less exemptions__________
(28,000—Aug 1 '27-33 Net taxable value 1926____ 2,198.640
5s '26 J-D 62,000-June 10 ’28-’56
5s '22 F-A 20,000—Aug 1 '34-’37 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$55.00
Street Impt. Bonds.
4.000 __Aug 1 1938 Population in 1920______________ lS9
5s '18 F-A $6,000c.Aug 1 '27-’28
I N I . payable at Broadway Trust
5s '23 J-J ]28,OOOr*. July l'28-'34
W ater Bonds.
\25,OOOr*. July l'35-'39 C o., Camden.
5s T9 F-A l $15,OOOr*. Aug 1 ’27-’29
1 30,OOOr*. Aug 1 '30-’34
Borough Hall Bonds.
5s T9 F-Af 48,000r*. Aug 1 '35-’42 4>£s’07 A-O $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 21 1927 SUMMIT.
This city Is in Union County Inc
1 2,000r*._ Aug 1 1943
Road Im pt. B onds.
5s T9 F-A I 4,000c---- Aug 1 1943 5s '26 J-J ($51,000.-July 1 '28-44 Mch. 1899. Population 1910, 7,500;
1920, 10,174.
\96.000.cAug 1 ’44-’59
1
500____July 1 1945




[V ol. 124,
G eneral Im pt. & Sewer Bonds.
4}£s
...
$149,000 ___ 1928-1956
Park B onds.
4 J4s’l l F-A $40,0 0 0c..-M ch 1 1936
S ch ool B onds.
4Hs
J-J
$60.000c__Jan 1 1939
4 Hs’ l l F-A 89,000c__ Aug 1 1941
4K s’ 12 A-O 27,000c.. . Apr 1 1942
4H s’ 15 J-D
20,000__Dec 31 1945
4s '16 J-D
24,100___June 1 1946
5J^s'20 J-J
68,000____ 1927-1940
(121,000--Feb 1 ’28-'38
4Hs'22 F-A( 276,000.-Feb 1 ’39-’61
10.000___ Feb 1 1962
(60,000r*__ Febl'28-37
4 ^ s ’24 F-A j 8,00 0r*.. Feb 1 1938
(90,000r*_ _ Feb 1'39-48
4 J£s’25 M -S f 6,000r*Mar 1 '28-’29
1 4,000r*_. Mar 1 1930
4 Jis’25 J-J 720,000c.July 1 ’28-’30
190,000c. July 1 ’31-'45
4 J^s’26 M -N (20,OOOr* Nov 1 ’28-’32
175,OOOr* N ov 1 ’33-’57
Land Purchase B onds.
4 ^ s ’ 23 J-J ($24,000r*_ r j ’ly l ’ 28-40
1 27,OOOr*..J’ly l ’41-63
Funding Bonds.
4s '18 F-A $3,000.......... 1927-1929
Sewer B onds.
is
J-D$125,000o
June 1 1928
4s '22 J-J (3 0,00 0..July 1 ’28-’44
112,000.. July 1 ’45-'52
F unding B onds.
4H s’08 J-D$70,000c_ Dec 1 1938
_
m s ’10 M-S 72,000c...S ept 1 1940
GEN. BD. DT. M ay 1 ’27$1.622,100
Floating debt (add'l)_____
155,487
Sinking funds, general____
304,205
Assessed value, real estate.29,087.350
Assessed value, personal.. 2,281,350
Ass’d val’n, 2d class R R ..
128,646
Less exemptions_________
202,500
Net taxable value 1927___22,294,846
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $37.90
IN T . at City Treasurer’s office.
SUSSEX.
This borough is in Sussex Co.
W ater B onds.
4s
. . . $40.000____Sept 1 1936
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 1926. $58,753
Temporary notes (add’l ) . .
50,259
Sinking fund, water______
9,191
Assess, val., real estate____ 801,424
Assess, val., personal______ 229,849
2d class R R . property_____
6.924
Less exemptions__________
5,450
Net taxable value 1926___ 1,032,747
Total tax rate (per$l,OO0) ’26.$45.16
Population 1910, 1,212; 1920, 1.318
SUSSEX COUNTY.
County seat is Newton.
R oad Bonds.
_
4s '08 A-O $20,000o_ Oct 1 1938
4s '09 A-O 64,000o_ Apr 1 1929
_
4s '09 A-O 38 ,000o...O ct 1 1939
4s TO 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
4 ^ s '1 6 --15,000.-N ov 1 '27-36
4s '18 . . .
1,000------July 1 1927
4Hs'19 A-O 15,000--O ct 1 '27-’29
4Hs 19 A-O
9,0 00.-O ct 1 ’27-’29
4>4s’24 J-J f 176,000---- Jan 1 ’28-'49
\ 7,000____Jan 1 1950
B O N D . D EBT Feb 1 ’27- 489,100
Temporary debt (add’l ) . .
441,240
Sinking fund_____________
108,504
Assess, val. real__________27,865,338
Assess val. personal_____ 4,221,619
2d Class RR. property_
_
199,669
Less exemptions_________ .*.

293,920

Net value taxable_______ 32,286,626
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '2 7 ..$ 16.66
Population 1910, 26,781; '20, 24,905
IN T . at Sussex Nat. B k., Newton.
SWEDESBORO.
This borough is in Gloucester Co.
W ater Bonds.
5s '22 J-D $53,000.-D ec 1 '27-’61
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '27. $62,000
Water debt (incl.)________
52,500
Assess, val. real estate____ 1,720,600
Assess .val. personal______ 349,200
Other assess, property______________ 47,383
Tot. assess, val. '27(M act.)2,117,683
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '27.$44.60
Population 1927______________ 2,000
IN T . at the Swedesboro Trust
Co., Swedesboro.
SWEDESBORO CONSOL S. DIST.
This district (P. O. Swedesboro) is
in Gloucester County.
43^s’08 J-J $16,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’46
6s '21 J-J
8,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’45
1,000c. Jan 1 ’28-’29
6s '21 J-J
5s '22 M -N 34,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’61
5s '22 J-J / 44,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’42
\ 90,000c..Jan 1 ’43-’62
fl3 .0 0 0 -.M a r 1 '28-’43
5s '23 M-S 128,500.-M ar 1 '44-’ 62
( 1,000____Mar 1 1963
BOND. D EBT Mar 1 '27..$235,500
TEANECK TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Englewood)
is in Bergen County.
Fire B onds.
6s '20 J-J ( $3,000r*..July 1 1928
1 16,000r*July 1 ’29-’36
E quipm ent Bonds.
5>3s’22 A-O $5,OOOr*.Apr 1 ’28-'32
R oad B onds.
5 s '22 . . . $24,000 ------- 1927-1932
F unding Bonds.
5s '23 . . . $50,000 _____1927-1943
P u b lic Im provement Bonds.
($90,000.-July 1 ’27-’56
4% s’26 J-J \ 36 ,000 .-July 1 '57-65
l 3,000____July 1 1966
BOND. D E B T Dec. 31 '26 $236,500
Assessment debt (add’l)_ 2,393,630
_
Net value taxable 1926_ 12,505,791
_
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$42.90
Population in 1910 2.082; 1922.4,192
IN T. on 5H s of 1922 at the Pali­
sades Tr. & Guar. C o., Englewood.

J une, 1927.]
TE AN ECR TW P. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. West Engle­
wood) is in Bergen Co. Population
1916. 3,552.
5s ’05 M-S $9,000r.Sept 1 '27-’35
5s ’09 M-S 12,000c-Mch 1 ’28-’39
5s '13 J-J
4.000c.July 15'27-'30
s '16 J-J
9,000c..Jan 1 ’ 28-’46
s' 21 M -N 20,000c.Nov 1 '27-’36
5s '19 A-O f21 .OOOc.Apr 1 ’ 28-’34
120,000c. Apr 1 '35-’39
5s '20 J-D
6,500r_June 1 ’28-’40
6s '21 M-S 70.000c.Mar 1 '28-'41
5s '22 A-O /20 .OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’37
115,OOOc.Apr 1 ’38-’52
5s '23 M -N ?3,000c_Nov 1 '27-’30
\3,000c. Nov 1 ’ 31-’35
5 s '23 J-J /14,000c.June 1 '28-'42
1 50 0c...Ju n e 1 1943
5s '24 J-J
7 8 ,0 0 0 c...J u ly l’28-53
5 s '25 J-D /52,000c*_Dec 30'27-40
i43,000c*_Dec 30’41-54
[26,000c*. Jan 1 ’28-’36
5s '26 J-J 136,000c*.Jan 1 ’37-’45
l 3,000c*..Jan 1 1946
5s '26 F -A /162,000.- Aug 1 '27-35
1 3,000____Aug 1 '1936
BON D. D EBT June 1 '26. $524,500
Net val’n '26 (1-3 a c t.)...ll,1 0 5 ,7 9 1
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $18.92
Population in 1926 (est.)_____12.000
IN T. at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co.,
N. Y ., Palisade Tr. & Guar. C o.,
Englewood and City Nat. Bank.
Hackensack.

t

TENAFLY.
This borough is in Bergen Co.
F unding Bonds.
($12,000c.Sept 1 '27-'30
4M s’25 M -S( 44,000c.Sept 1 ’31-’41
I 3,0 00c...S ep t 1 1942
GEN. B D . D T . Feb. 1 '27. $304,783
Assess, val., real_________ 6,454,460
Assess, val.. personal_____ 888,846
2d class R R . property_____
5,300
Total assessed value 1926 7,348,606
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26-S43.50
Population 1910, 2,756; 1920. 3.585
TOTOW A.
This borough is in Passaic Co.
W ater System Bonds.
5s
__ $55.000____par* yearly
BOND DEBT M ay 1 9 ’27. $53,000
Note debt (additional)___
97,463
Assess, val. real__________ 4,952.540
Assess, val. personal. - ___ 845,300
Net taxable value 1927_ 5,797,840
_
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '27.$32.10
Population 1927 ______________2,700
TEENTON.
Trenton is in Mercer County. The
water works are much more than self
supporting. Commission government
adopted June 20 1911.
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '07
M-S$
100, OOOr_Mch
4H s’08 F-A 200,000_____ Aug 11938
4s '09 M-S
200,000_M ar
4s '09 J-D 200,0 0 0 c...D e o 1 193r
General Loan Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 14 J-D $19.000____Dec 1 1944
General Fund Bonds.
[$825,000c. Dec 1 '27-37
4Jis'25J-D{ 927,000c.Dec 1 '38-’46
108,000c_ Dec 1 1947
_
I 58,000c.. .D ec 1 1948
Fire Departm ent.
4s '12 M-S
$32.000_Sept
3s '12 M-S 20.000___ Sept 1 1932
4V*s'14 J-J 34.000— Jan 15 1934
4H s’ 14 J-J
4.000____July 1 1944
Re-Paving Bonds.
33^s’02 M-S $35,000___ Sept 1 1932
4s '03 A-O 27,000____Oct 1 1933
3>*s'03 A-O 35,000_ Apr 15 1933
_
4s '03 J-D 10,000____Dec 1 1933
4s '04 J-D 20,000___ June 1 1934
4s '05 M -N 60,000r___ N ov 1 1935
4s '06
F-A 13,000r___ Aug 1 1936
4s '07
F-A 15.000___ Aug 1 1937
4s '98 ' J-J
6.160____July 1 1928
3M s’99 F-A 15.500— Aug 21 1929
S chool House.
3H s’99 M -N $25.000-.3H s’00 M -N100.000___
3H s’01 J-D
2 .5 0 0 ...
7 ,5 0 0 ...
3/^s’Ol J-J
3 ^ s ’02 M-S 4 8 ,5 0 0 ...
3H s’02 J-D 15 ,000 -..
3H s’03 F-A
3 ,0 0 0 ...
4s '03 J-J
70,000..-.
3>is’03 F-A
3 ,5 0 0 --.
4s '04 M-S 50,OOOr—.
4s '05 M -N 18,600-. .
4s '06 A-O
2 ,9 00.. .,
4s '06 M -N 4,800.. .:
4s '07 A-O 130,000.. .
4s '07 F-A 2 6 ,0 0 0 ...
4s '08 J-J
6,000- —
4>£s’08 F-A 24,750.—
4s '08 F-A
5,000....
4s '08 M-S 21,000—
4s TO M-N 70,000- — ,
4H s’ 10 J-D a9,000___
4 ^ s ’ U M-S a80,000__ _
4H s’ U J-D a55,000__
4 ^ s ’ l l A-O 49,000r. .
4s '12 M -N 7 ,0 0 0 ...
4>$sT3 M-S 190,000r—
4s T3 M -N 23,000—
4H sT4 J-D 2 8 .5 0 0 r„.
4H s’ 14 M-S 55,000-.., .Sep
y
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-J 100,000r... .Julj 1 1945
4J^sT6 s-a 210, OOOr...
4Hs'16 J-D 23.500-.-.
4H s’ 16 M-S 16.000 —
(108,000c.<
5Hs'20 A-O (27O,OQ0c.<
l 14,000c..
583,500r*._ July 1’28 39
4 Hs’23J-J{ 1.273,000r*. .July l'40-58
I 30,OOOr*_ July 1 '59
_
Library Bonds.
3 Hs’Ol J-J $100,000___ Jan 1 1931
3 Ks'02 F-A 15,000 ...F e b 1 1932
School F unding Bonds.
4>*s '24 f $567,OOOr* Sept 1 '27-’40
M-S ( 1,045,OOOr* Sept 1 ’41-'59
1
9.OOOr*..Sept 1 1960
Street-D epartm ent Bonds.
4 J4s’ 10 M-S 59,OOOr.-Sept 20 1930
4s '13 M-N 7.500___ May 1 1933
4s '16 . . .
3.267____ July 1 1926




NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS
F un din g.
Gen. mpt. notes (add’l)_
253,384
4s '04 A-0$569.000r_ Oct 1 1934
_
Tax notes (add’l)________
239,930
4H s’ 17 J-J
24,000..July 1 ’28-'29 Emergency notes (add’l) - .
21,780
100.000.-July 1 ’30-’39 Sinking fund (school)___
95,562
48.000c.Aug 1 ’27-'29 Assess, val. real estate____ 18.760,750
5s '18 F-A 22 ,000 c...A u g 1 1930 Assessed val. personal____ 1.135.000
288,000c. Aug 1 ’31-'42 Total assess, val. 1923_ 19,895’750
_
12,000c. ..A u g 1 1943 Tax rate (per $1 nnn) 1923 ____$40,88
180,000c.0ct 1 ’ 27-’35
IN T. on bonds of 1917 payable at
54*s'20 A-O 87,000c.Oct 1 ’36-'38
Town Treasurer’s office.
330,000c.Oct 1 '39-’49
I 1 ,0 0 0 c... Oct 1 1950 UNION BEACH.
(252,0 0 0r*.. July 1 '28-34
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
4H s’23 J-J 676,000r*._July 1 '35-47
W ater Bonds.
( 39,000r*___July 1 1948
($85,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’44
4 ^ s ’23 J-J 42,000r*__July 1 '28-33 5s '26 M -N
6,000r*..M ay 1 1945
4>£s’23 J-J / 8,000r*___July 1 1928
(144,OOOr* M ay 1 ’46-’66
t28,000r*__ July 1 '29-32 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '2 7 -. $248,000
H ospital Bonds.
Assess, value, real estate_ 1,267,771
_
4s '04 J-D $12,500r__ June 1 1934 Assessed value, personal_
_
21,830
4s '05 A-O
4,000r_ Oct 24 1935 2d class railroad property-.
_
7,416
4Hs'14 J-D 20.000 _June 1 1934
Less exemptions__________
21,725
4s '15 F-A
5.000. . -Feb 25 1945 Net taxable value, 1926___ 1,275.292
4K s‘15 A-O 40.000 _Apr 1 1945
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--.$45.93
4s '15
13.000 __M a y l 1935
IN T . at the Peoples National
Park Improvement.
Bank, Keyport.
4s '04 J-D $10,000___ June 11929
UNION CITY.
4s '05 J-J
14,350___ July 1 1930
This city, formerly the towns of
4s '06 J-D
2,500___ June 11936
West Hoboken and Union Hill, con­
4s '07 J-J
23,000___ Jan 1 1932
4s '10 J-D 19.000_ June 15 1930 solidated under above name on June 1
_
1925, is in Hudson County. Incor­
4s ' l l M-Na45,000___ Nov 1 1941
porated as a city under an Act
4Hs'14 J-D 20,000___ June 1 1944
“ ~
passed by the 1925 Legislature.
4 J4s’14 M-S 20.000 _Sept 1 1944
Playground Bonds.
44Ss’ 15 F-A 14.260___ Feb 1 1945
4H s’ 14 . . .
15 ,000 ....S ep t 1 1944 4Ms’22 J-D $28,000____Dec 1 1928
S ch ool-B u ild in g and Sites *•
4^s'14 A-O 20.000 __Oct 1 1944
4s '99 M-S $60,00--M ar 1' 28-’31
4s '15 . . .
25.000 _July 1 1945
is '04 F-A 84,000..Aug 1 '27-'o4
48 '16 . . .
5,000___ Feb 1 1946
is '09 A-O 14,OOOc.Apr 1 '28-’34
10.000 _Feb 1 1946
4s '16 . . .
IJis’lO J-J
4s '16 . . .
8.000.
. -M ay 25 1946 39,000o-July 1 '28-’40
5s '14 F-A 114,000--Aug 1 ’27-'54
a Coupon or registered.
m g '1 6 F -A 25,000c.._Feb 11946
Police & Fire Tel. & Tel.
7,000.-Apr 1 ’ 28-’34
4 ^ s ’ 10 M-S $5,000r_ Sept 1 1930 4 ^ s ’ 14 J-J
_
5s '18 J-J / 18,000c.July 1 '28-'33
4s '12 F-A 10.500___ Aug 1 1932
l20.000c.July 1 '34-'38
444s’ 15 J-J
20,000r_ July 1 1935
_
4H s’ 16 J-J
27.500r.-.Jan 11936 4Ms’23 M -N 4,500.-N ov 1 '28-’36
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
$2,500 ...S e p t 1 1927
4s ' l l J-J $10.000___ July 1 1941 4M s'U . . .
4s ’ l l J-D 15,000...D e c 20 1941 5s '18 M -N 1,000 . . .N o v 1 1927
Funding Bonds.
4V4s’ 14 A-O 25.000____Oct 1 1944
4Ms'08 J-J $200,000___ July 1 1938
Alms-House Bonds.
25,000___ July 1 1940
4s T3 M-N $ 2 ,5 0 0 ..-N ov 15 1933 4>isY0 J-J
4s T5 . . .
12,000____M a y l 1945 5s TO J-J 210,000___ July 1 1940
4Hs'14 J-D 30.000___ June 1 1944 5s l ’O M -N 48,000____Nov 1 1940
4M s’12 A-O 35,000___ Apr 1 1942
Assess. & F unding Bonds.
8,000.-M ar 1 '28-'31
6s '18 F-A $16,000c.Aug 1 '27-’28 5s '18 M-S
Judgm ent Bonds.
6s '18 F-A l 4,*'00c_ Aug 1 1928
_
$3,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1930
5>^s’20 A-O 124.000c..O ct 1 '27-’29 5s '15 J-J
♦♦School Bonds.
t 7.0 0 0 c..-O ct 1 1930
4H s’22 A-O i $20,000—Oct 1 '27-’39
Harbor Bonds.
1 23.000.-Oct 1 '40-’62
444s’ 16 A-O $50,000...A pr 16 1941
4 b s'1 6 F-A 50.000r
Feb 11946 TO TAL D E B T ............. -.$2,900,578
Assessment d e b t ________
87,993
General Im provement Bonds.
23.000
( $800,000.-D ec 1 '28-43 Floating debt___________
825,156
4 K ’26J-D 1,050,000—Dec 1 '44-58 Temp. impt. debt(add’l) Sinking fund____________
658,376
l 32,000___ Dec 1 1959
Assessed value, real estate.62,289,462
W ATER LOANS REPORTED
Assessed value, personal-. 1,666,150
1 SEPARATELY.
1937
Second class railroad prop
20.662
C ity Water.
1939
4s '04 1J-J $100,OOOr...July 1 1934 Total value 1926________ 64,9/6,274
4s '06 J-D
150,000_June 1 1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923____$37.93
IN T . on bonds marked (**) at
4 4*s’08 M-S
50,000_Mch 1 1938
4 ^ s ’08 A-O
100,000_Oct 1 1940 Hudson Tr. Co.
4>tsT3 M-S 150,00 0r...M ar 1 1943
UNION COUNTY.
4Hs
_
_
500______ Past due
Elizabeth is the county seat. Inc.
4Hs'13 A-O 180,000r._-Oct 1 1943
4 J^s’14 M-S
80,000_Sept 1 1944 as a county in 1857 Population in­
4V$s’ 14 J-D
25.000_Dec 1 1944 creased from 99,353 in 1900 to 140,4^ s'1 5 . . .
8.500_Oct 1 1945 197 in 1910 and to 200,157 in 1920.
On a valuation basis of about 75%,
1
1932
Dec.31 '23. Dec.31 '26.
the assessed value of all assessable
$
$
T ot.b d .d t.,& c. 10.677,77517,313,504 property during the period 1910-1926
Sinkingfunds— 2,866,307 2,875,103 increased from $135,383,489 to
$373,643,656.
All bonds are coupon in form, but
Net bond debt. 7,811,46814,438,401
may be registered as to principal
Gen. impt. notes (add’l)
Dec 31 1926__________ $344,636 only, or both principal and interest.
R efu nding Bonds.
Emergency notes (add’l)
Dec 31 1926_____
12,306 4 K s’13 J-J $50,000___ July 1 1933
Road and Bridge Bonds.
GROSS D T . Dec 31 '26 *$17,313,504
Less deductions________ 8,961,259 4Ms'16 J-J J$15.000--July 1 ’28-’31
1 24.00t). .July 1 ’32-'37
NET DEBT Dec 31 ’26_ 8,352,245
[135,000--Feb 1 '28-'36
*This includes.not only those loans 4H s '25
F-A (144,000..F eb 1 '37-’44
really outstanding but also loans
l 57,000..F eb 1 ’45-’47
that have been authorized, but not
yet issued.
Bridge Bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION 1926.
43^s'12 M-S $30,000 ...S e p t 1 1942
Real estate____________$173,168,686 4>$s'14 A-O 35,000___ Oct 1 1934
Personal_______________ 32,642,525 4 ^ s ’ 15J-D 45,000____June 1 1945
2d-class R R . property___ 1,327,738 4H s’ 15 M-S 6,000..Sept 1 '27-28
Less exemptions___
400,425
4 ^ s ’ 16 A-O ,'27,000—Oct 1 ’26-’40
Net tax value 1926_206,745,616
1 6.0 00..Oct 1 ’41 -’45
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $31.60
f $680,000.-Apr 1 '28-’35
POPULATION.— In 1920, 119,- 4J£’27A-0( 1,100,000.-Apr 1 ’36-’46
( 670,000.-A pr 1 '47-’52
289; 1910, 96,815.
R oad & Bridge Bonds.
UNION.
($20,000____Mar 1 1928
This town is in Hudson County.
175,000____M a rl’ 29-35
Inc. March 20 1866; charter amended 4 H s’24 M-S( 116,000____M a rl’36-39
March 27 1874. Pop'n 'll), 21,023;
90,000____M a rl’40-42
1920, 20,651.
( 28,000____M arl 1943
Improvement Bonds.
4)^s’22 J-D 120,000--D ec 1 ’27-’46
4 % s’24F-A i $54,000 r* _ . F eb l’28-’31
'210,000c*.Apr 1 ’27-’30
78,000c*. .A pr 1 1931
\ 84,000r*_. F eb l’32-’37
4Ms’26 A-O 400,000c*.Apr 1 ’32-’36
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
5Hs'18 J-J / $3,000____Jan 1 1928
846,000c*-Apr 1 ’37-’45
( 2,000____JaD 1 1928
62,000c*. .A pr 1 1946
School Bonds.
Roads. Bridges and H ospitals.
4Hs
F-A 55.000___ Feb 1 1928 4?4sT8 F-A$160,000._Aug 1 ’ 27-’44
41*s
...
40.000.-M en 1 ’28-'31 5% s’21 A-O 350,000_ Oct 15 1927
_
4 ^ s ’ 13 J-J
50,000..Jan 15 ’28-'33
Armory Bonds.
4Hs'13 F-A 84,000-Aug 15 '33-'37 4s T7 A-O $10,000..Apr 1 ’28-’38
[ 95,000c.N ov 1 '26-'30
Hospital Bonds.
6s '20 M -N ( 96.000c.Nov 1 ’31-’36 4 Jus’l l J-J
$50,000 ...J a n 3 1941
120,000c.Nov 1 ’37-'44 4H s’ 12 J-J
75,000 ..J a n 2 1942
I 6,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1945 4 ^ sT 2 M-S
85,000 ..S ep t 1 1942
4 s’24 F-A580,000r*_. Feb l ’27-’55 4H s’ 13 A-O 125.000— --O ct 1 1933
[38,OOOr* Feb 1 ’27-’35 4s T6 J-D 57,0 0 0 - Oct 1 ’27-’45
4Hs'25 F-A (70,OOOr* Feb 1 ’36-’49
Road Bonds.
{ 4,000r*..F eb 1 1950 4s ’09 A-O $70,000___Oct 11 1939
Fire & Police-Signal Syst. Bds. 4H s’ 10 M-S 110,000___Sept 1 1940
5s g '17 F-A $6,000.-Aug I ’26-’27 4Jis’ 12 J-J 145,000 ...J u ly 1 1942
45^s'12 M-S 60,000 ...S e p t 1 1942
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5 s g ’ 17 F-A $12.000-.Aug 1 ’27-’28
Sheridan House Ref. Bonds.
(25,000—Jan 1 ’27-’31 4s T7 J-J $16,000.-July 1 ’ 28-'37
5)4s'18 J-J 112,000- - Jan 1 ’32-’33
C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
80,OOOr* Feb 1 ’27-’31 4s '02 A-0$579.000 ...O c t 1 1942
40,OOOr* Feb 1 ’32-’33
Land Purchase Bonds.
42,OOOr* Feb 1 ’34-’35 4s
A-O $2 ,000 --0ct 15 '27-’30
144,OOOr* Feb 1 ’36-’41 4^sg'22J-D 120,000. .D ec 1 '27-’46
21,OOOr*..Feb 1 1942
Park Bonds.
4 ^ g ’22M -S $45,000..M a r 1 '28-’72
Paving Bonds.
6s '20 M -N / $77.000c_Nov ] ’ 26-’32
(205,000..-O ct 1 ’27-’67
1 2,000c. .N ov 1 1933
4 ^ g ’22A-0 ( 2 4 ,0 0 0 ..-Oct 1 ’68-’71
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '23 $833,000
l 4,000___ Oct 1 1972

I

131
'420,000-May 15 '20-’68
48.000M ay 15 ’69-’72
. 11,000— M ay 15 1973
1215,000. ..M a y 1'28-69
4K s '24
( 24,000.--M a y 1'70-73
M -N I 2,000___ M ay 11974
f490,000.June 15 ’27-'61
4M s’25 J-D( 180,000-June 15 ’62-’73
13.000—
June 15 1974
J215.000—Mar 1 '28-70
4J£s'25M -Sl 28,000--M ar 1 ’71-’75
(216,000.-Oct 1 ’27-'69
4J£s'24A -0 24,000.-Oct 1 '70-73
5,000____Oct 1 1974
4k(s’24 J-D /221,000—Dec 1 ’27-’69
1 24,000.-D ec 1 7 0 -7 4
440,000c_June 1 '28-71
48,000c.June 1 7 2 -7 5
4J£s g '23
M -N 15

f

9,000c_ June 1 1976
_
440,000-Nov 15 '28-71
44,000-Nov 15 7 2 -7 5
440,OOOr* M ay 1 '29-72
55,OOOr* M ay 1 7 3 -7 7
HU. UEBT Apr 23 '27--$10,458,500
Sinking fund and cash____
922,341
Assessed val., real______311,074,385
Assessed val., personal_ 56,132,271
Other assessable prop_ 11,581,257
_
Less exemptions________ 5,144,257
Net taxable value 1926.-373,643,656
County tax (per $1,000) 1926—$4.18
Pop.n 1927,.-------275,000
IN T . payable at Nat, State Bank
and Central Home Trust C o., both
of Elizabeth.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
(See Lyndhurst Township.)
UNION TWP. SCHOOL DIS.
This district (P. O. Union) is in
Union County.
4M s’22 J-D ($12,000.-D ec 1 '27-’32
l 57,O0O-.Dec 1 '33-’51
5 s '24 A-O / 7 ,000r*._Apr l ’28-’34
1 500r*__Apr 1 1935
4 ^ s ’24 A-O/ 96,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-'49
\ 90,000r*.0ct 1 '50-’64
5s '25 M-S 12,000c.Sept 1 '27-'38
4 ^ s ’26 J-J (125,000--Jan 1 ’28-’52
i 90 ,000.-Jan 1 ’53-’67
43^s’26 J-J j 12 0,000..Jan 1 ’28-’57
t 50,000--Jan 1 ’58-’67
BOND. D E B T M ay 4 '27. $745,000
Sinking fund_____________
37,000
Tot. ass. val. '27 (44 act.).12,656,643
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$17.90
Population 1927 (est.)______ 10,000
VENTNOR CITY. of 1922 at the
IN T . on bonds
This city (P. Bank, Elizabeth, and
National State O. Atlantic City) Is in
Atlantic of 1924 at Mch. 17 Na­
on bondsCounty. Inc.the Union1903.
Population of (U. S.
tional Bank1910Union. Census), 491:
1920, 2,193.
Emergency Bonds.
5 s '20 M-S$125,000-Serially to 1940
W ater Bonds.
5s '08 J-J $57,000c__ July 1 1938
5s '13 F-D 10 ,0 0 0 c... June 1 1943
5s '15
35.000 __Oct 1 1945
6s T9 M -S/ 21 ,000.-Sept 1 ’ 27-’39
12.000- -Sept 1 '40-'43
6s T9 M-S 45.000- .Sept 1 '44-’58
’-A 78.000 __ Aug 1 '27-’41
5s '22 B
l 4,000____Aug 1 1942
5s '22 F-A 100,000--Aug 1 ’43-’62
Fire & Police Alarm.
5s '14 M-S $20.000____Sept 1 1944
Sewer Bonds.
5s TO M-S $25,000o_ Sept 1 1940
_
5s '08 J-J 15,000c___July 1 1938
5s '14 J-D 75,000___ Dec 1 1944
Fire Bonds.
5s TO J-J $15.000c__ Jan 1 1930
5s ’ l l M-S 10,000c.—Sept 1 1941
5s '12 M-S 15,000c.. .M ch 1 1932
5s '12 M -N 3.000c___Nov 1 1932
School B onds.
5s TO M-N $25,000___ May 1 1940
5s '14 M-N 25,000------M ay 1 1964
5s T9 _ _ - 67,500- Serially to 1949
'36,000--Aug 1 ’27-’32
5s '22 F-A 22.000— Aug 1 *27-’37
32.000— Aug 1 ’38-'41
. 6,000____Aug 1 1942
W ater & Sewer Bonds.
5s '09 A-O $25,000c
Oct 1 1939
09 J-J 25,000c.--Jan 1 1939
_
5s 'l l A-O 30,000c_ Apr 1 1941
5s ’ l l J-J
20,000c...July 1 1941
5s '12 M-S 20,000c___Mch 1 1942
5s '12 F-A 10,000c___Aug 1 1942
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s ' l l F-A $25,0 0 0 c--.F eb 1 1941
Paving B onds.
5s ’ l l J-D$ 100,000c__ June 1 1941
5s ’ l l J-D 80,000c___ Dec 1 1941
5s T2 M -N 25,000c___ M ay 1 1942
4^ s'17 A-O /
750c._Apr 1 '28-'30
110,000c. .A pr 1 '31-’35
Boardwalk Bonds.
5s ’ l l M-S $10,0 0 0c...S ept 1 1931
V entnor Avenue Im pt. B onds.
5s TO M-N $50,0 0 0 c-.-N ov 1 1940
5s '12 M-N 10 .000 c...N ov 1 1942
Beach Park Bonds.
6s '20 M -N $33.000..M ay 1 ’28-'60
5s '25 F -A /155,000c*.Aug 1 '27-’57
1 2,000c*. .A ug 1 1958
Park Bonds.
5s TO J-D $10,000c_ Dec 1 1950
_
5s '12 J-D
5,000c___Dec 1 1952
5s '12 A-O 15,000c. ..A p r 1 1952
5s '14 F-A 50.000___ Feb 1 1954
6s T9 M -N133,500--M ay 1 ’28-’ 96
TOT. DEBT Mar 15 ’27_$2,619,300
Water debt (incl.)_______
448,667
Sinking fund general_____
379,918
Assessed val. real estate.$33,308,692
Assessed val. personal____1,194,310
2d class RR. property____
22,541
Less exemptions__________
21,050
Net val. tax 1927________ 34,504,493
Tax rate (per $1,000)
1925..$32.06
IN T. on fire bonds at Guarantee
Trust C o.. Atlantic City.
VERONA.
This borough Is In Essex County.
Inc. 1907.
6s '21 M -N $18,000-_May 1 ’28-’36
6 s '21 F-A 20.000c..Aug 1 ’27-’36

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NEW JERSEY—CITIES AND TOWNS

VERONA (Concluded).
WANAQUE.
W ater B onds.
This borough is in Passaic County.
4 H s’08 M-N J54,000c
Nov 1 1928
W ater B onds.
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly alter 5 s '24 M-S f 114,OOOr*.Sept l ’28-’55
Nov. 1 1913.)
t 40,OOOr*.Sept 1 ’56-’63
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. D EBT Feb 1 '2 7 . $229,433
5s ’ 15 A-O $66,000_____ 1927-1945 Other debt (add’l ) _______
73,433
4H s’26 M -N /42,000c.M ay 1 *28-'48 Assessed value, real______$1,845,751
\ 8,000c.M ay 1 '49-’56 Assessed value, personal- .
407,800
Sewer Disposal Plant Bonds.
Ass’d val, 2d class RR prop
21,501
4H s
. . . $5 0,00 0..M ay 1 '28-50 Less exemptions_________
6,950
Net valuation taxable, '26 2,268,602
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
($70,000._Apr 1 ’28-'50 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$35-90
4J*s'23 A-Ol 8,000____Apr 1 1951 Population in 1920____________2,916
I 3,000____Apr 1 1952
IN T. at First National Bank of
Library Bonds.
Pompton Lakes.
6s '21 A-O $11,000c..O ct 1 ’ 27-’37
BON D. DEBT Dec 31 '26- $251,000
78,600 WASHINGTON.
Water debt (incl.)________
Temporary notes (add’l ) . . 177,125
This borough Is In Warren County.
Water notes (additional) _ _ 54,000 Inc. 1868.
50,198
Sinking fund______________
Sewer Bonds (part e v er y 5 y r s . )
Assess, val. real estate_____7,739,800 4s
J-J $38,000.-July 1 ’28-’40
Assessed val. personal_____ 878,400 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $62,000
2d class R R . property_____
15,100 Other debt (add’l)________
22,000
16,599
Net value taxable, 1927___ 8,619,710 Sinking fund______________
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $41.20 Assess, vah real estate___ 3,925,278
Population 1910, 1,675; 1926-.7.500 Assess, val. personal______ 873,965
IN T . on 6s o f 1921 and bonds of 2d class R R . property_____
68,817
1923 at Verona Nat. Bank, Verona, Less exemptions__________ 125,500
and on water bonds at Montclair Net taxable value 1926____4,742,560
_______
Trust Co.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S37.50
Population 1910, 3,567; 1920..3.341
VERONA SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
IN T. at First Nat. Bank. Wash­
This district (P. O. Verona) is in
ington.
Essex County.
School B uilding Bonds.
5 s ’ 18 J-J $28,000. Jan 1 5 ’28-’52 WASHINGTON SCHOOL DIST.
School Bonds.
3?4s’02 M -N 1,266.66.N ov 1 1927
($15,000c-.Jan 1 ’28-'3T
4 jus’ l l M -N 10,000..N o v 1 ’27-’31
5 s ’20 M-S
7,000--Sept 1 ’27-’40 4s '17 J-J \ 16,000c..Jan 1 ’38-’45
l 2 .0 00c...J an 1 1946
15,000 ..M a r 1 '28-’32
TOTAL DEBT M ay 20 '27.$33,000
40.000. -M ar 1 ’33-’ 52
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '27-.$14.53
6s '21 M-S
45.000. -M ar 1 '43-’52
15.000. . Mar 1 ’53-’55
2,000____Mar 1 1956
4 Jis’23 M-S
4,0 00.-M ar 1 ’28-’31 WEEHAWKEN.
4J*s’23 M-S 70.000. -M ar 1 ’28-’52 This township is in Hudson bounty.
5s '26 M-S
5 ,0 0 0 -.Mar 1 '28-’32 Inc. March 15 1859.
T O T . B D . D T . June 1 '26. $256,433 4 % s’23J-D j *40,000 r *. . Dec l ’27-’34
1*36,0 0 0 r*.. Dec 1 ’35-40
T ot. ass’d val.'26 (approx.) 7,000,000
Funding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $17.51
_
43^s'07 J-J $33,000c...July 1 1937
Population 1926 (est.)________ 5,000
35,000c_Jan 15 1935
IN T . on 6s o f 1921 at Verona Nat. 4H k'15J-J
School Bonds.
Bank, Verona.
4s '01 M-S $6,000.-Mch 1 ’28-’30
VINELAND.
4s ’01 M-S 25,000c_ Mch 1 1931
_
This borough Is in Cumberland Co. 4s ’03 J-D 45,400o...D eo 1 1932
Incorporated in 1880. Commission 4s ’09 A-O 55,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1934
government adopted Mar. 11 1913.
4**s’ 19 J-D 18.OOOr*.June 1 ’28-44
All bonds are coupon but may be 4 ^ s ’27 M -S f$20,000Mar 15 ’29-’30
registered as to principal and inter­
l387,000Mar 15 ’31-’56
est at option o f holder.
Fire-House Bonds.
Electric Light & Power B onds. 4 ^ s T l J-J $15,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1931
4s ’ 99 F-A $25,000___ Aug 8 1929
Park Bonds.
4 ^ s ’17 M -S 61,000.Mar 3 0 ’28-’37 5s T9 A-O $38,000.$2.000 yly Apr 1
5 s ’22 J-J
76,000--July 1 ’27-’42 5s T9 A-O
1,000___ Apr 1 1946
5H s’22 F-A 54,000___ Feb 1 1928 5s ’23 M -N l 25,000 $2,000ylyMayl
5 K s’23 M -N 25,000___ M ay 1 1929
Road Bonds.
5H s’24 A-O 30,000___ Apr 1 1930 4J4s’05 J-J $30,000o. .Jan 1 ’28-’35
W ater Bonds.
4Hs'07 J-J
6,000c.July 1 ’27-’32
4s ’ 99 J-D $95,000_ Dec 12 1929 4Hs'14 M-S 30,000c...Sept 1 1934
_
5 s ’22 J-J 30,000--June 1 ’28-’57
Sewerage Disposal Plant Bonds.
5!£s’22 F-A 16,000___ Feb 1 1928 4H s’08 J-D $27,000c.Dec 1 ’26-'28
6s ’22 M-S
4.000--Sept 1 ’27-’28 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26$1,076,300
5Ms’23 M -N 5,000___ M ay 1 1929 Tax notes_______________
423,131
6 s ’23 A-O
4,000--Oct 1 5 ’27-’29 Emergency notes________
165,000
5j^s’24 A-O 18,500___ Apr 1 1930 Sinking funds, general_____ 140,635
6s '24 J-D
8 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 '27-'30 Assessed val. real estate..21,629,920
5s '25 A-O 60,000___ Apr 1 1930 Assess, val. personal_____
502,200
R efu nding Bonds.
2d Class RR property____11,813,936
4>£s’06 J-D $24,000___ June 1 1936 Total valuation 1926_____ 33,946,056
4H s’08 F-A 11,500___ Aug 1 1938 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926...$34.05
Temporary Impt. Bonds.
Population 1910,11,228; 1920.14.185
6s '22 J-J $142,000___ Jan 1 1928
IN T . on funding and road bonds,
5 ^ s ’23M-N 262,000___ M ay 1 1929
due 1934, at First Nat. Bank, Union;
5 K s’ 24 A-O 268,000___ Apr 1 1930
remaining road, sewerage-disposal
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’ 99 F-A $45.000___ Aug 8 1929 and on first three issues of school
5J4s’24 A-O
6,000___ Apr 1 1930 bonds at Hudson Trust Co.; school
bonds dim 1934 at Weehawken Trust
M unicipal Land B onds.
5s '17 A-O $2,200.-Oct 1 ’27-’46 Co.; on fire bonds at First Nat. Bank,
Union, and on bonds marked (*) at
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
5s T7 A-O $1,500___ Oct 1 1927 office of Treasurer.
5 s ’ 17 A-O
8.1 0 0 --0 ct 1 ’27-’46
GEN. D EBT Mar 1 1927.$1,281,800 WENONAH.
Water & sewer debt (incl.). 315,610
This borough is in Gloucester Co.
Assessed val., real estate_ 4,755,975 5s ’21 . . . $30.000.June 13 ’28-’41
_
Assessed val., personal____ 952,010
2d class R R . property_____
55,603 4 ^W ater. .B onds.
s
.
$30,000_______________
Net tax val. 1927_________ 5,763,588 4 H s
...
6 ,5 0 0 _________________
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927...$52.80 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '26. $65,552
Population 1910, 5.282: 1920. 6,799 Assessment debt (add’l) ___
59,869
INT. Is payable in Vineland.
Sinking fund________________ 11,702
Assessed val. real estate.. 1,326,184
WALLINGTON.
Assess, val. personal________ 194,898
This borough is in Bergen Co.
Less exemptions__________
38,700
School Bonds.
2d class R R . property_____
6,634
5s
. . . $15,000............. ... 1940 Net
taxable 1926____ 1,489,016
5s '23 J-D 250,OOOr*________ 1964 Tax value(per $1,000) 1926___$40.40
rate
5s '26 M-S 9 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1
’28-’36 Population 1910. 645: 1920. 918
Fire House Bonds.
-s '22 . . .
$6,000____July 1 1928
Paving Bonds.
WESTFIELD.
_s '22 . . .
$50,000___ July 1 1928
This town is in Union Co. All
Sewer Bonds.
bonds coupon but may be registered
-s '22 . . . $53,000___ July 1 1928 at option o f holder. Pop’n 1927,
-s '22 . . .
4,000____ July 1 1928 16,000. Inc. Mar. 4 1903.
Funding Bonds.
General Impt. Bonds.
4)4s’16 J-D $13,000___ June 1 1941 5s T3 J-D $30,000c* June 30 1943
GEN. BD. DT. Dec 31 '26. $231,102 5s T8 J-D 66,000c*Junel5 ’28-'59
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_ 492,000 5s ’20 M-S 14.500c*. .Sept 1 1935
Water debt (add’l)_______
15,000
I 80.000c*Dec 1 ’27-’46
Other debt (add’l)________ 164,293 53^s’ 21 J-D ( 20,000c*Dec 1 ’47-’50
Sinking fund______________
97,786
{ 1,000c*.-D ec 1 1951
Assessed val. real estate___3,209,312 4 ^ s ’23 J-D 65.000c* ...1927-1935
Assessed val. personal_____ 569,497
(100,000c*Dee 1 ’27-’46
2d class RR. property_____
1,512 4Ms'24J-D
6,000c*. .D ec 1 1947
Less exemptions__________
75,750
( 40.000c*Dec 1 ’48-’53
Net taxable value 1926 ____3,705,021
Sewer Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$59.70 4s ’97 J-J
30,000___ July 1 1927
Population 1910, 3,448; 1920-.5.715 4s ’09 A-O $30,000c*. .A pr 1 1939
Street and Sewer Bonds.
WALL TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
5s T8 J-D $8,000c*. June 15 3928
This district (P. O. New Bedford)
F unding Bonds.
is in Monmouth County.
5s T 5 J-J $54.000c*Jan 1 ’28-’45
School Bonds.
Fire H ouse B onds.
($11,000-July 1 '28-'33 4 ^ s ’ 10 J-D $20,000c*.June 30 1930
5s '17 J-J (20,000.-July 1 '34-’43
Park Bonds.
1 3 .0 0 0--July 1 ’44-’46 4 K s’ 10A-O $6,876c*. .O ct 11940
BOND. DEBT June 30 '22 $26,000 BOND. D EBT Apr 30 ’27. $571,376
Floating debt_____________
10,000 Assessment debt (add’l ) - .
199,000
Assessed val. fReal estate. . 1,595,255 Sinking fund_____________
71,879
oftwp. ’ 18'Personal____ 283,100 Assess, value real estate..20,292,493
2d class RR. property_____
4,522 Assessed value, personal.. 1.599,600
Total assessed val. 1921___1,882,877 Tot.ass’d val.’26(M act.>.21,892,093
Tax rate (per $1,000) '21_____ $33.40 Total tax rate (per $1.000) '27.S38.60




fVoL. 124,

WEST ORANGE SCH. DIST.
4s ’04 M-St$33,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’29
4Ms’08 M-N t30.000c.Nov 3 ’31-’40
4M s’ 12 J-D 55,000c_June 1 ’32-’42
5s T3 M-N100,000c-M ay 1 ’34-’43
4M s’ 16 A-O 100,000c.Apr 1 ’36-’46
(See V. 102 p. 1651, for maturity.)
4M s’ 16 M S 7 ,2 00.. Mar 1 1946
38,OOOr.Aug 1 ’28-’30
10,OOOr. ..A u g 1 1931
120,OOOr. Aug 1 ’32-’41
1,000c. ..A u g 1 1942
237,000c.Aug 1 ’42-60
10,000c..-A ug 1 1961
4 M S ’2 2 F -A / 95.000-.A ug 1 ’ 27-’50
\ 2,000c. ..A u g 1 1951
4M s’22 F-A 10.OOOr. Aug 1 ’28-’37
4M s’23 F-A (2 5 ,0 0 0 c... A u g l’27-33
l’39-60
k99,000c... A u g--------—
‘
23.OOOr*. July 1 ’28-’49
4M s’24 J-J
4M s’26 . . . ($44,000.Mar 1 ’28-’49
1 21,000.Mar 1 ’50-’56
4Ms’26 . . . ( 32,000-Mar 1 ’28-’31
i 25,000-Mar 1 ’32-’36
4Ms’26 . . . ( 54,000-Mar 1 ’28-’54
1 2,000-Mar 1 ’55-56
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’27$1,117,700
Sinking fund_____________
139.419
Ass’d v a l’n 1927 (3-5act.>.33,427,945
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’27-$14.25
Population In 1927i(est.)_____20,000
WEST HOBOKEN.
fIN TE R E ST at U . S. Mort. &
Consolidated on June 1 1925 with Tr. Co., N. Y .; other interest at
Union Hill. New city known as First National Bank. West Orange.
Union City; for details see same.
WESTVILLE.
This borough is in Gloucester Co.
WEST NEW YORK.
W ater Bonds.
This town is in Hudson Co. See
($93,OOOr* M ay 1 ’28-’58
V. 93, p. 1413, concerning opinion by
Supreme Court holding town liable 5s ’26M-N ( 16,OOOr* M ay 1 ’59-’62
[ 3,OOOr*..May 1 1963
for interest on certain school bonds
Sewer Bonds.
Im provement Bonds.
($40,OOOr* July 1 ’28-’31 5s ’25 F-A $45,000c*..A ug 1 1929
15,000_______________
5s ’24 J-J ( 12,000r*_.July 1 1932 5s ’27 . . .
Land P urchase Bonds.
(150,OOOr* July 1 ’33-’42
5s ’27 . . .
$5,700_______ _____
P layground Bonds.
B orough B ond.
4Ms'17 J-J $20,000..July 1 ’28-’46
5s ’27 . - .
$6,500_______________
Fire B onds.
W ater B onds.
5 s '09 J-J $1,000___$1,000 yrly
($93,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’ 58
5s T2
J-J
9,000___$1,000 yrly
5s T5
F-A 15,000___Aug 1 1930 5s ’26M-N ( 16,000..M ay 1 ’59-’62
3,000___ M ay 1 1963
5s T8
F-A 12.000___$1,000 yrly
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $177,613
F unding B onds.
4M s’05 F-A $150,000c...A ug 1 1930 Assess, val. real estate____2,862,415
5s ’08 J-J 200,000___July 1 1938 Assessed val., personal____ 375,160
5s '15 M-S 250,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1930 2d class railroad property. . 296,140
Less exemptions__________ 121,750
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
5s '14 J-D $36,000..June 1 ’28-'39 Net valuation taxable 1926 3,411,965
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$40.60
Library Bonds.
5s ’23 J-J $118,000..$3,000 yearly Population 1920 census_______ 2,380
S ch ool B onds.
6s ’07 J-J
t8,000..$2,000 yearly WEST W INDSOR TOW NSHIP
SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
5s ’04 J-J
6,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’30
This district (P. O. Dutch Neck)
5s ’06 J-J
15.00 0c.. Jan 1 ’28-’44
5s ' l l J-J
11
91,000c. .Jan 1 ’28-’57 is in Mercer County.
S chool Bonds.
5s '13 J-J
24,000..$2,000 yearly
5s '14 J-J 126,000..$7,000 yearly 4!^s’ 17 A-O $27.500.-Apr 1 ’ 28-’45
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 9 ’27. $25,000
5s ’ 18 F-A
8,000..$1,000 yearly
_
5s ’ 18 F-A (30,000c. Aug 1 ’27-'41 Tot. ass’d val. ’27 (act.)_ 2,300,037
121.000c. Aug 1 ’42-’48 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $12.40
.1,389
5Ms’21M -N / 72,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’31 Population in 1920......
IN T . is payable at First National
1570.000..M ay 1 ’32-’61
5Ms’21 M -N 14,000..$1,000 yearly Bank, Princeton.
5s ’23 J-J 290,000...........................
5s ’24 / J-J / 40,OOOr* July 1 ’28-’31 WESTWOOD.
This borough is In Bergen County.
1121,OOOr* July 1 ’32-’42
(165,000c*.July 1 ’28-’38 Incorporated M ay 9 1894.
4Ms’25 J-J il28,000c*.July 1 ’39-’46 5s ’09 M-Sa$18,500c______ Serially
TOT. D EBT Dec. 31 ’26.$2,190,632 5s ’99 A-O *2.000r______ Serially
Emergency notes________
16,499 5s ’ 12 J-D a29,000c______ Serially
(a40,OOOr*.Mar 15’28-32
710,000
Tax revenue notes_______
Temporary debt (add’l) . .
58,635 5s ’22 M-S ( a40, OOOr*_ Mar 15’33-3i
o34,000r*.Mar 15’38-41
Assessed val., real estate.41,497,795
1 a6,500r*_Mar 15 1942
Assessed val., personal_ 1,408,500
_
R oad Bonds.
2d class R R . property___ 8,177,492
Assess, value 1923 (act.) .51,038,787 4H s’04 F-Ae$13,000c_______ Serially
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’23 $46.66 4J^s'14 J-J a l5 ,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1929
Park Im provem ent B onds.
Population 1910, 13,560; 20. 29,926
IN T. is payable at Hudson Trust 4 ^ s ’14J-J a3 0.0 0 0 c... July 1 1944
Oo., West Hoboken, and West New BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $239,822
Note debt (add’l) ________
72,000
York Trust Oo.
Other debt (add’l) ________ 924,992
Sinking fund______________
20,615
WEST ORANGE.
Assess, val., real_________ 4.194,661
This town is in Essex Co. Incorp Assess, val., personal_____ 440,086
Feb. 28 1900. Pop’n 1910. 10.980; 2d Class R R . property____
3,060
1920, 15,573; 1925 (est.), 18,000.
Less exemptions__________
99,550
Fire A pparatus Bonds.
Net taxable val. 1926--------4.538,258
4Ms’ 15 M-S $15,000___ Sept 1 1930 Total tax rate(per $1,000)’26_$45.90
(Optional after Sept. 1 1920.)
Population 1910, 1,870: 1920. 2.597
Paving Bonds.
a IN T . payable at First Nat. B k..
5s ’20 J-J / $4,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’29 Westwood. * At the Irving Nat.
1 33,000c. Jan 1 ’30-’40 B an k .N .Y . e At Hackensack Tr. Co.
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O $33,500_ Oct 1 ’27-’35 WESTWOOD SCHOOL DIST.
_
Funding Bonds.
4s ’09 F-A$100,000o_ Feb 1 1939 in This district (P. O. Westwood) is
_
Bergen County.
4 Mg’ l l M-N 100,000c...M ay 1 1941
D E B T M ay 20 ’27
4Ms’ 14 M-S 100,000c. —Mar 1 1942 BOND. fund______________ $159,500
Sinking
1,946
Sewer B onds.
4s
J-J $150,000r*_.Jan 1 1934 Tot.ass’d val.’27 (65% act.>5,100,000
School taxrate (per $1,000) ’ 27$22.08
4s g ’04 M-N 90,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1934 Population (estimated), 1927..4,500
5s ’20 J-J
33,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’60
Town Hall Bonds.
5s T7 J-J $15,000____July 1 1941 W HARTON.
This borough is in Morris County.
Sewer & Street Impt. Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
4M s’23 J-D ($30,000--June 1 ’28-’36
- s ’ 22 . . . $19,500.................... 1928
1 35,000 -June 1 ’37-’43
4M s’26 F-A f$30,000.Aug 1 ’27-’36 4M s’27 M-S ($16,000.-M ar 1 ’29-’32
1139,000.-M ar 1 ’33-’60
1 73,000-Aug 1 ’37-’54
I 3,000— Aug 1 1955 BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27. $214,151
2,582
BOND. D E B T Dec 31 ’26$1,332,000 Sinking fund______________
Gen. impt. notes________
258,116 Assess, val., real_________ 956,851
Tax revenue notes_______
84,000 Assess, val., personal_____ 809,700
2d class
14,826
Sinking fund general_______________ 273,442 R R . property_____
13,250
Assessed val. real________ 29,729,995 Less exemptions__________
Assessed val. personal____ 3,823,900 Net taxable value 1926----- 1,768,12/
Total tax rate(per $1,000)’ 26-$63-50
Assess.val.2dclassRR.prop.
23,970
Less exemptions_________
123.950
Net value taxable 1927_ 33,427.945 WILDWOOD.
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927.—$37.80
The city of Wildwood (consolida­
INTEREST is payable part at the tion of Wildwood and Holly Beach)
Provident Institution for Savings, Is In Cape M ay County. Consoli­
part at the First Nat. Bank. West dated Jan. 1 1912. Commission
Orange, Trustees for the support ol government adopted July 23 1912.
public schools. Commissioner of
Holly Beach Bonds.
Banking and Ins. in trust for policy Refund. 5s (c) Jan. 1 1940—$73,000
holders of New Jersey Fidelity Seawall 5s (r) Oct. 21 1927.. 20.000
Plate Glass Insurance Company of School 5s__________________ 10,000
Newark, Federal Insur. C o., West
Boardwalk Bonds.
Orange Sinking Fund Comm, and 5s
J-J $34.000___ Yrly Jan 15
part at Hoboken Bank for Savings 6s
M-S
6,000.............. serially
and Howard Savings Inst.; also Tren­ 5s ’25 M-S /56,000c.Sept 1 ’27-33
ton Sav. Fund Soc.. Trustees estate
177,000c. Sept 1 *34-’44
of H. G. Marquand and Bethel H
Surface Drainage Bonds.
Jackson. East Orange.
5s
A-O $11,000________ serially
WESTFIELD SCHOOL DIST.
4 ^ s ’08 J-J $42,000c*.July 15 1938
4 Ms’ l l M-S 23,000c*Mar 1 ’28-’41
4M s’ 14 J-J
58,000c*Jan 1 ’ 28-’42
4M s’ 15 J-J
13,000c*.-July 1 1941
5s T9 J-D 12,000c*.Dec 15 ’27-’52
6s ’20 M-S 16,000c*Sept 1 ’27-’30
6s '21 J-J 178,000c*.-Jan 1 1961
( 5,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’32
4Ms’21 J-J (14,000c*Jan 1 ’33-’39
(22,000c*Jan 1 ’40-’61
4M s’24 J-D 25.000c* Dec 1 ’27-’52
f 16,000c* July 1 ’28-’31
4M s’25 J-J 1120,000c* July 1 ’32-’55
54,000c* July 1 ’56-’64
24, OOOr*.July 1 ’28-’31
192,OOOr*.July 1 ’32-55
4M s’25 J-J
14,000r*.July 1 ’56-’57
56,000r*.July 1 ’58-’64
7,OOOr*. .July 1 1965
(22,000r*. Jan 1 ’28-’38
4M s’26 J-J (16,000r*.Jan 1 ’39-’54
I 5,000r*...Jan 1 1955
BON D. D EBT Apr 12 ’26 $954,500
Assessed value 1926 (est.) .20.000,000
School tax rate(per$l ,000) ’26-$37.60
Population (est.)____________ 10.900
IN T . payable at Westfield Trust
Oo. in New York exchange.

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W ILDW OOD (Concluded)—
Boro, o f W ildwood Bonds.
Improv. 5s (c) Dec. 1 1927-829,000
Impt. 6s (c) Dec. 1 1927____ 49,000
Boardwalk 5s (c) 1931______ 20,000
Debt fund 5s (c) June 1 '31- 3.000
Park 6s Nov 1 1927_________ 1.500
Boro Hall 5s Aug 15 1928___
500
School 4 Ms Aug 1 serial____ 4,000
City o f W ildw ood Bonds.
Refund. 5s (c) Jan. 15 '43_$41,500
Fire-house 5s (c) Jan. 15 ’43- J9 .000
W ater Bonds
5s ’ 15 M-N$560,000c.Nov 15 1945
5s
J-J
7.000____Jan 1 1931
5s
M -N 11,000_ May 1 1936
_
5s ’ 18 M-S 28,000-Sept 30 '27-’54
5s
A-O 22,000________serially
5s
J-D 34.000.. Dec 1 serially
[120,000.-Apr 1 ’28-'57
5s '27 A-O 24,000--Apr 1 ’58-’65
( 1,000____Apr 1 1966
P u blic C om fort Bonds.
5s
_
_
$5,500--Sept 1 serially
5s
...
7.500---------------------> Sewer & Drainage Bonds. .
5s '24 M -N f$14,000r*.Nov 1 ’27-’33
1 3 1 .0 0 0 r* .N o v l’34-’64
School Bonds.
5s ’ 15 J-D$100,000____Dec 1 1954
5s ’ 17 J-J
10,000-July 20 ’27-’47
5s ’ 15 . . .
17,000____Dec 1 1954
5sg’22 J&J10 15,000-July 10 *27-’36
5 s ’24 A-O 116,000r*.0ct 15’27-’34
\30,000r*.0ct 1 5 ’35-’64
J-J 55,000. ..J u ly 15 1930
f 40,000c*Apr 15 *28-’31
5 s ’26 A -O {210,000c*Apr 15 ’32-’45
I 11,000c*. Apr 15 1946
Sewer B onds.
4M s’ 17 F-A$110 000- .F eb 1 ’28-’57
5s
F-A 24,000 -Feb 1 serially
F un din g B onds.
6s ’ 14 A-O $22,000____Apr 1 1944
5s ’ 15 A-O 50,000— Apr 10 1945
4M s’ 16J-D 15.000c.Dec 1 ’27-’31
6s ’ 17 M -N 2,000 ......... 1927-1930
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
8s ’ 13 J-J $17,000c_ July 1 1933
_
6s *14 A-O
7.500____Apr 1 1934
5s
J-D
5,500-Dec 15 ’28-’37
5s
J-D
4,000-Dec 15 ’27-’30
5s
M-S
1,000--M ar 1 serially
Park B onds.
. _
5s ’22 J-D $20.000-Dec 15 ’ 27-’47
Improvement Bonds.
5s '25 J-D f$34,000c.Dec 15 ’27-’37
\ 6,000r.Dec 15 *38-’40
Street W idening Bonds.
5 s ’27 A-O ($48,000-.A p r 1 ’28-’51
1 1,000____Apr 1 1952
BOND. D E B T Jan 5 ’27-$2,650,266
Water debt (incl.)_______
897,000
Sinking funds___________
395,879
Assess, val. real estate__ 20,112,207
Assess, val. personal_____1,117,700
2nd Class R R . property-132,361
Less exemptions_________
33,275
Net taxable value *26_ 21,328.993
_
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926.-S33.30
Population 1910. 898; 1920. 2.790
W ILDW OOD CREST.
This borough (P. O. Wildwood) Is
In Cape May County.
6s ’ 25 F-A ($28,000-Aug 1 ’27-’54
\ 6 ,0 00--- Aug 1 1955
Funding Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J $75,500._$3,500 yearly
6s ’20 M -N I 6,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’30
\20,000c-Nov 1 ’31-’40
Sewer Bonds.
„ „
($19,000.Feb 15 ’28-’46
5Ms’27 — \ 2,000_ Feb 15 1947
_
( 28,500-Feb 15 ’48-’67
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5Ms’27 - - - J$2,000-Feb 15 ’28-’29
112,000-Feb 15 ’30-’37
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927- $230,100
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
24,978
Floating debt (add’1)--------20,000
Sinking funds____________
l9,235
Assess, val. real estate___ 4,599,550
Assess, val. personal_____
113,925
2d class R R . property------6,494
Net valuation taxable .27--4,719,969
Tax rate (per $1,000) i927--$34.40
Population 1926— Winter------1,000
Summer___________________ 10,000

P E N N S Y L V A N I A —D E B T
4M s’24 J-J (36,000r*-July 1 ’28-’39
\20,000r*.July 1 ’40-’44
4Ms ’2 6 --- (108,000--July 1 ’28-’45
1 7,000___ July 1 1946
4Ms ’26— . (14,000-.July 1 ’28-’34
\96,000--July 1 ’35-’66
4M s’26 - - . 20,000--Apr 1 ’28-’47
4M s’26 — 6,000--Apr 1 ’28-’33
4M s’26 . - 4,000--Apr 1 ’28-31
BOND. D E B T June 30 ’22-$487,000
Floating debt (add’l)______ 21,000
Sinking fund______________
21.273

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2nd Class R R . property_
_
5,362
Less exemptions__________
74,225
Net value taxable 1926____ 2,075,239
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 .$50.40
Population 1910, 1,043; 1920, 1,923
IN T . at Carlstadt Nat. Bank.
Caristadt.

Fire A pparatus B onds.
5s ’22 J-J
$7,500--July 1 ’28-’32
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’26. $38,000
28,000
Water debt (incl.)________
Assessed valuation, real_ 1,277,550
_
Assessed val., personal____ 383,470
8,311
2d class R R . property_____
Less exemptions__________
59,700
Net taxable value 1926____ 1,609,631
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '25-S35.50
WOODSTOWN.
This borough Is In Salem County. Population 1910, 1,613; 1920. 1.589
IN T . on 5s at the Woodstown Nat.
W ater Bonds.
4Ms
. . . $28,000................... 1932 Bank.

State of Pennsylvania.

WOODBURY HEIGHTS SCH. D.
This district (P. O. Woodbury
Heights) is in Gloucester County.
$32,000-. -Oct 1 ’27-42
5s ’25 A-O 30,000-. -Oct 1 ’43-’52
3,000-. -Oct 1 ’53-’55
5s ’25 A-O 15.000- -Oct 1 ’27-’41
5s ’25 A-O
2.000- -Oct 1 ’27-’46
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’27.--$85,000
_
Assessed valuation 1927_ 1,100,000
Population 1926_____________ 1,100
IN T . at the Farmers & Mechanics
National Bank, Woodbury.

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STATE

WOODBURY.
This city Is in Gloucester County.
Inc. Jan. 2 1871. Population 1910,
4,642; 1920, 5.801.
Fire Bonds.
4Ms A-O $2,500____ Apr 1 1931
4Ms’ 15 F-A 15.000____ Aug 1 1930
ITS
S ch ool Bonds.
4Ms’08 J-J $38,000--Jan 1 ’28-’46
DEBT.RESOURCES. ETC.
20,000c-Jan 1 47-’56
4 Ms’09 J-J
4.000
___________Jan 1’ 28-’31
4Ms’12 J-J
Admitted
Thirteen
7.000
___________Jan 1’28-’42 as a State_____________ One ofOriginal
4Ms’ 12 J-J
19,000...J a n 1 1946 Total area of State (square
4Ms’ 16 J-J
miles)______________ 45,126
7,300-Jan 1 ’28-’43
4Ms’ 16 J-J
8,OOOr-_Oct 1 ’27-’43 State Capital_____________________________ Harrisburg
4Ms’21 A-O
5s ’ 22 M-S 14,000r_-Mar 1 ’28-’43
4Ms’23 - - (135,000c_Aug 1 ’ 27-’43 Governor (term exp. 3d Tues. Jan. 1931)____John S. Fisher
\200,000c_Aug 1 ’44-’63
Street Impt. Bonds.
L t.-G v. (term exp. 3d Tues. Jan. 1931)__Arthur H. James
4Ms’07 A-O $1 2,500r*.-0ct 1 1927
4Ms’08 J-J
16.000___July 1 1928 Secretary of State (term exp. Jan. 1931)____Charles Johnson
.......... '
3,500___July 1 1931
4Ms’ U* J-J
Treasurer (term expires May 1929)____Samuel S. Lewis
13,500___ Jan 1 1933
4Ms’ 13 J-J
4Ms*16 J-J lO.OOOr___ Jan 1 1936
5.000c. .Jan 1 ’28-’32 Auditor-General (term expires May 1929)__Edward Martin
4Ms*17 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
Attorney-General_____________________ Thomas J. Baldridge
4Ms
M -N $4,000____N ov 1 1940
Repavement Bonds.
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the first Tuesday In
4Ms’ 14 J-J $20,000____Jan 1 1939 January, and there Is no limit to the length of the sessions.
W ater B onds.
HISTORY OF DEBT.— For a history of Pennsylvania’s State debt from
4s
F-A $2,000___ Feb 1 1931
4Ms’ 1 4 A -0 18,000--Apr 1 ’28-’36 1789 to 1893, see the “ State and City Supplement” of 1893, pages 63 and
4Ms’14 A-O 34,000r_ Apr 1 1939 64. The details of the debt as it now exists are subjoined.
_
’90,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’42
LOANS—
-----Interest
----------- Principal-----------65,000c.-Jan 1 ’43-’55
4M s’26 J-J
Name and Purpose.
P.Ct. Payable.
When Due. Outstand'g
4,000c____Jan 1 1956 Proceeds of farm sale, 1887_____ 6
A&O
I Held in \
$17,000
F unding Bonds.
\StdtcTrcfliS /
4Ms’08 J-J $85.000o_ July 1 1938 Highway Impt. bonds, 1919-- 4M
_
___ _
_
10,000,000
_ J-J
Sewer and City Hall Bonds.
(Due $2,000,000 on July 1 in each of the years 1929, 1934, 1939, 1944
4Ms’22 J -D ($36,000--June 1 ’28-o9
and 1949.)
\ 68,000.-June 1 ’40-’56 Highway impt. bonds,1921--- 5
F-A
Aug. 2 1951 11,688,000
M iscellaneous Impt. Bonds.
July 1 1951 15,000,000
Highway impt. bonds,1921--- 5
J-J
4Ms’26 J-J ($20,000c__Jan 1 ’28-’33 Highway impt. bonds,1921__ 4M
Dec. 1 1951 11,200,000
J-D
1 60,000c.-Jan 1 ’34-’45 Highway Impt. bonds,1925__ 4
Apr. 1 ’30-’52 20,000,000
J-D
TOT. D E B T Dec 31 ’26--$l,215,295
(See V. 120, p. 1654, for maturity.)
213,000 Highway impt. bonds, i925------ 4
Water debt (incl.)_______
M-S
Sept. 1 ’31-’53 20,000,000
Temporary debt (incl.)_
_
99,050
(Due $2,000,000 Sept. 1 1931, 1933, 1936, 1938, 1941, 1943, 1946, 1948,
Sinking fund, general____
160,198 1951 and 1953.)
Sinking fund, water______
12,746 Highway impt. bonds, 1926—
4
A-O
Oct. 1 ’34-’54 10,000,000
Assess, val., real estate____ 7,400,199
(Due $2,000,000 Oct. 1 1934, 1939, 1944, 1949 and 1954.)
Assess, val.. personal_____ 1,023,650
Bonds are coupon and registered (interchangeable).
Second class R R . property.
39,449
(Optional on or after Dec. 1 1936.)
Less exemptions__________ 200,250
TO T A L DEBT, &c. May 31 ’27. May 31 ’26. April l<d2b. May 31 ’24.
Net valuation tax 1926____ 8,263.048
Total tax (per 51,000) 1926---$38.60 Total public debt_______ $97,888,000 $86,388,000 $66,388,000 $50,046,320
2,840,015
1,577,016 3,961,820
INTEREST payable in Wooanury. Sinking fund___________ 5,634,242

WOODCLIFFLAKE.
This borough is in Bergen County,
Incorporated Aug. 28 1894.
Road Bonds.
5s ’07
$9,000--$1,000 yearly
School bonds_______________ $3,000
Street Im provement Bonds.
.s
J-D $3,000_ Dec 15 1927
_
5s g ’22 J-D 20,000-Dec 1 5 ’28-’32
Im provement C ertificates.
5s
_
_
$5,000.-$1,000 yearly
GEN. B D .D T . Jan 1 1927. $61,750
Assess, val. real estate___ 1,027,136
Assess, val. personal______ 104,190
Second class R R . property.
1,155
Less exemptions__________
22,750
Net taxable value 1926____ 1,109,731
Tax rate (per $l,000)1926---$36.30
WOODBRIDGE TWP.
Population 1910. 470; 1920. 587
This township (P. O. Woodbridge)
IN T . on 5s of 1907 at Hackensack
Is in Middlesex County.
Trust Co.; on others at the First
School bonds.........................$187,000 National Bank, Westwood.
Funding Bonds.
4M s’ 16 J-D $16.000.June 1 ’28-’31
WOODLYNNE.
Improvement Bonds.
5Ms
-..$ 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 ___ Dec 1 1927
This borough Is in Camden Co.
28.000r*.July 1 ’28-’34 Incorporated 1901.
5,000r*--July 1 1935 Street & sewer bds. 5s & 5Ms.$42,700
66.000r*-July 1 ’36-’46 (Due $10,000 1932, $5,000 1933,
$10,000 1925. $5,000 1941, $9,200
4.000r*.. July 1 1947
64,000--July 1 ’29-’44
1944 and $3,500 1954.)
51,000--July 1 ’45-’61
Street Im provement Bonds.
M unicipal Bldg. Bonds.
5s
$10.000rMay 10 ’28-’ 37
_s ’ 16 M -N $35,000c..-M ay 1 1946 5s
-„
$3.000___ $500 yearly
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
-s ’27 . . . $43,000_______________
6s ’21 M-N$284,000--Sept 15 1927
Temporary Paving Im pt. Bonds.
BON D. DEBT Dec 31 ’25- $650,850 5Ms’23 — $42.000___ Apr 1 1929
Other debt (add’l)________ 2,219,450
Tem porary Sewage Im pt. B onds
Sinking fund______________
26,411 5Ms’23
$2.500___ Apr 1 1929
Assessed val., real estate-11,120,150 BON D. DEBT Feb 1 1927. $111,693
Assessed val., personal_ 1,987,063 Other indebtedness (add’l) _ 34,596
_
2nd Class RR. property.. 1,902,375 Sinking fund______________
16,435
Less exemptions________ _
84,345 Assessed value, real_______ 2,074,898
Net taxable value 1926 ___ 14,925.243 Assessed value, personal_ 262,066
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-..$64,00 Less exemptions__________
90,300
Population 1915, 12,133; 1920, 13.423 Net tax valuation 1926____ 2,246,664
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *26 .$35.00
IN T. on 6s o f 1921 at the National
Population 1910. 500; 1920, 1.515
Park Bank, New York.

WOODBRIDGE TWP. SCH. D.
School Bonds
5s T9 s-a /$80,000____ 1927-1952
\ 2,000....... ......... 1953
School Building Bonds.
5s ’20 — - $28,000-Jan 15 ’28-’56
5s ’20 . . .
9,000.Jan 15 ’28-’36
4Ms’24J-J J 94,000r*_July 1 ’28-’50
{ 65,000r*_July 1 *51-’63
4Ms*24 J-J J 34,000r*.July 1 *28-’32
I176,000r*-July 1 *33-’54

OF

WOOD RIDGE.
This borough is in Bergen County.
Sewer Bonds.
5Ms’25 M-S (171,000c..Sept 1 1931
\114,000c._ Sept 1 1935
4Ms’26 M-S 65,000r* Mar 1 *27-66
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s
J-J S10.000C____ Jan 1 1929
5s
M -N 20.000r___M ay 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’2 7 -- $502,670
Assess, val. real estate___ 1,826.837
Assess, val. personal_____ 317,265

Net debt_____________ $92,253,758 $83,547,985 $64,810,984 $46,184,500
Unfund.debt (incl.above)
$141,320
$120,815
$120,815
$120,815
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
ceased.
In accordance with an Act of Legislature, Session of 1919, the fiscal year
was changed to end M ay 31 instead of N ov. 30
The balance in the treasury on M ay 31 1927 amounted to $57,649,013.17.
Among the items which make up this total are the following:
Insurance tax fund.
General fund___________ $20,972,35094
$1,689,245 68
Dog fund___________
293,321 97
Sinking fund___________
16,67022
212,820 53
State school fund___
35,354 40 Insurance Dept fund.
Boiler Inspection fund
Motor fund____________ 21,899,06246
1 6 26
53,768 36 State Employees sav­
State insurance fundings fu nd_________
124,658 91
Game fund__________
275,443 77
Prison mfg. fund___
47,553 79 State employees resserve fu nd________
Federal vocational ed­
2,976 04
500,664 14 Standard laboratory
ucation fund______
fund______________
Fish fund_____- _____
253,463 24
1,542 86
48,612 80 Securities bureau fund
Banking Dept. fu n d ..
161,133 39
State bond road fund. 8,470,074 68 State Athletic Comm.
228,906 66
Bedding and uphol­
Employees’ Annuity
stering fund______
35,127 66
33,032 55
Savings fund______
63,994 11 Elevator inspec’n fund
Rehabilitation fu nd-203 19
Agricultural beverage
State bond road sink­
fund______________
22,650 14
856,242 52
ing fund__________
Permit fund_________
12,945 05
State annuity reserve
55,545 16 State annuity saving
fund No. 2 ________
fund No. 2________
Experimental
fund,
2,743 04
54 72 Badgey emblem fund.
Dept, of Agric____
1,410 00
Gasoline tax account.
725,51? 40 I'hda.-Del. River
Bridge toll________
Agriculture and land
237,967 54
11,579 71 State employees con­
script_____________
Bur. of Markets fund 399 53
tingent res. fund_
_
301,892 83

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
City of Philadelphia
and

Pennsylvania Municipals

W . H. Newbold’s Son & Co.
ESTABLISHED 1844

1517 Locust St.

Philadelphia

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P E N N S Y L V A N I A —D E B T

ASSESSED VALUATION has been as follows;
Years—
Personal.
Total.
Real.
$11,823,805,723
$2,395,955,862
1925................... _____$9,427,849,861
1924__________ ------- 9,141,929,946
2,210,214,888
11,352,144.834
1923................... _____ 8,797,197,182
10,872,562,291
2,085.365,109
1922__________ _____ 8,375,509,467
10,423,597,018
2,048,087,551
1921__________ _____ 7,431,336,401
9,391,038,689
1,959,702,^88
1920................... _____ 7,172,242,497
9,021,826,962
1,849,584,465
8,551,811.146
1,715,191,350
1919................... _____ 6,836,619,796
7.186.517,250
1918.................. ......... 5,427,072,733
1,759,444,517
6,987,464.508
1917................. _____ 5,345,123,580
1,642,340,928
1916_________ _____ 5,472,236,214
6,978.408.019
1,506,172,805
6,818,535,649
1915_______________ 5,405,135,172
1,413,403,477
1914........................... 5,332,133,902
6,685,526,271
1,353,392.369
1913 ..._______ _____ 5,201,745,800
6.544.358.561
1.342,612.761
1912................. _____ 4.591.014,590
5.917.109.678
1,326,095,068
5,783,668,326
19 11______________ 4,584,806,925
1,198,861,401
5,763,198,120
1910______________ 4,633,547,665
1,129,650,455
4,614,605,318
1905 ---------------_____ 3,520,136,662
1,094,468,656
3,528,585,578
1900 _________ ......... 2,766,829,685
761,755,893
3,588,142,667
1899 _________ ......... 2,728,163,336
859,979,331
3,431,951,565
846,751,853
1898 _________ _____ 2,685,199,712
3,241,068,024
1895 ............... ......... 2,471,018,204
770,049,820
1894 _________
3,047,573,853
. . . 2,369,232,748
658,341,105
1892 _________
2,899,774,989
591,007.558
The above does not include valuation of railroad property. The State
makes no general tax. Income is derived from tax on capital stock, od
money at interest, on collateral inheritances, direct inheritances, on cor­
porate loans, on bonus on charters, &c., &c.
POPULATION OF S T A T E 1920 - -.8,720.017 11880 -..4,2 8 2,8 9 1 11840 . . . 1,724.033 1810_____ 810.09)
1910 .-.7 .6 6 5 ,111 11870 ...3 ,5 2 1 ,9 5 1 11830 ...1,348.233 1800......... 602,365
1900 ...6,302,115 1860 ...2.906,215 1820 ...1,049,458 1790......... 434,373
1890 ...5 .2 5 8 ,0 1 4 11850 ...2 ,3 1 1 .7 8 6 1
PROPOSAL FOR NEW STATE CONSTITUTION DEFEATED.—
On N ov. 4 1924 the people defeated a proposal for a constitutional conven­
tion for the purpose of preparing a new constitution, referred to them under
authority o f an Act passed by the 1923 Legislature (Act No. 289, Laws of
1923). The vote for the proposal was 329,883, and 988,442 against.
DEBT LIMITATION.— In Pennsylvania the limit to the indebtedness of
the State, and to the indebtedness of the cities and minor civil organiza­
tions in the State, is fixed by the State constitution.
1. State Indebtedness.— With regard to the State, the regulations con
trolling and governing debt creation, payment, &c., are found in Sections
4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Article IX of the constitution.
Section 4 was amended in 1918 so as to authorize the issuance of $50,000,*
000 road bonds. See V. 107. p. 2393; also V. 108, p. 1533.
Another $50,000,000 road bond amendment was approved by the voters in
November 1923. V. 117, p. 2455. $15,000,000 o f these bonds were
proposed to be sold on July 22 1924, but the enabling Act under which
they were to be sold was questioned and later was found to be unconstitu­
tional by both the Dauphin County Court and the State Supreme Court.
(V. 120, p.356.) However, the 1925 Legislature passed a new A ct carrying
the amendment into effect (V. 120, p. 1363), and $20,000,000 of the bonds
were sold on Mar. 25 1925. Another $20,000,000 was sold in September
1925, and in the fall o f 1926 the last $10,000,000 were issued.
The soldiers’ bonus measure passed by the 1923 Legislature was declared
unconstitutional by the State Supreme Court because the enabling Act
prohibited its submission until the 1924 election. The amendment was
attacked on the ground that submission in 1924 was unconstitutional,
violating Article 18 of the State Constitution, which prohibits constitutional
amendments oftener than once in five years. The constitution was last
amended in 1923.
A t the 1925 and 1927 sessions o f the Legislature new legislation was
passed providing for another constitutional amendment for $35,000,000
bonds for the paying o f a soldiers’ bonus. Six other proposed amendments
are also awaiting the voters’ approval, as follows: (1) $50,000,000 addi­
tional bonds for highway work; (2) $50,000,000 bonds for the acquisition
o f lands and buildings and the construction and improvement of Stateowned buildings and the equipment thereof for the care and maintenance
o f penal offenders, delinquents, mental defectives, epileptics, and persons
mentally diseased; (3) $100,000,000 bonds for the construction of office
buildings in and a memorial bridge in and adjacent to the Capital Park,
for the acquisition of lands and the construction thereon o f State buildings
and State institutions, and for the enlargement o f existing State buildings
and State institutions; (4) $5,000,000 bonds for State armories; (5) $25,000,000 bonds for the purpose o f acquiring land in the State for forest purposes
and (6) $8,000,000 State College bonds. The latter three have been
approved by the Legislatures o f 1923 and 1925. The other amendments,
including the soldiers’ bonus amendment, have been approved by the 1925
and 1927 Legislatures. As for popular approval, none o f the proposed
amendments can be submitted to the voters until 1928. It was. sought to
have the soldiers’ bonus amendment voted on in November 1925, but, as
already mentioned, the Dauphin County Court on April 22 1925, in a test
case, held that the Constitution could not be amended oftener than once in
five years and as it was last amended in 1923 the next year is 1928. This
ruling was affirmed by the State Supreme Court on June 22 1925. The
Supreme Court handed down a similar decision in 1924 in the case of the
original soldiers’ bonus amendment referred to above.
The sections of the constitution regulating public Indebtedness read as
follows:
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, m
the aggiegate at any one time, one million of dollars; provided, however,
that the General Assen.bly. irrespective of any debt may authorize the
State to issue bonds to the amount o f one hundred millions o f dollars for the
purpose of improving and rebuilding the highways of the Commonwealth.
[The 1917 Legislature provided for the issuance of $5,000,000 4% bonds
for the purpose of repelling invasions, suppressing insurrections and de­
fending the State in war. The full text of the Act was given In V. 106, p
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,
and no other.
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.
SECTION 11. To provide for the payment of the present State debt, and
any additional debt contracted as aforesaid, the General Assembly shall
continue and maintain the sinking fund sufficient to pay the accruing
Interest on such debt, and annually to reduce the principal thereof by a
sum not less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars; the said sinking
fund shall consist of the proceeds of the sales of the public works, or tiny
part thereof, and of the income or proceeds of the sale of any stocks owned
by the Commonwealth, together with other funds and resources that may
be designated by law, and shall be increased from time to time by assigning
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.
SECTION 12. The moneys of the State, over and above the necessary
reserve, shall be used in the payment of the debt of the State, either directly
or through the sinking fund, and the moneys of the sinking fund shall never
be invested in or loaned upon the security of anything except the bonds
of the United States or of this State.
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
the 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




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ment shall be disqualification to hold office for a period of not less than
five years.
(2) County and Municipal Indebtedness.— Under the laws of Pennsyl­
vania the power to create county loans 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 subjeot
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, or 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
or 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
of Philadelphia may be increased ir, such amount that the total city debt of
said city shall not exceed ten per centum upon the assessed value of the
taxable property therein, nor shall 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 o f
the electors thereof at a public election in such manner as shall be provided
by law. in ascertaining the borrowing capacity of said city of Philadelphia,
at any time, there 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 o f deter­
mining such amount so to be deducted, may be prescribed by the General
Assembly. (At the 1921 session the General Assembly, in conformity to
this provision, provided that in computing its borrowing capacity, the city
of Philadelphia could deduct any debts charged against any public im­
provement or utility, the revenue from which is or will be sufficient to pay
the interest and sinking fund charges, the calculations to be passed upon
by the Court of Common Pleas.)
In incurring indebtedness for any purpose the city of Philadelphia may
issue its obligations maturing not later than fifty 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
or 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
by said city, such obligations may be in an amount sufficient to provide
for and may include the amount of the interest and sinking fund charges
accruing and which may accrue 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 of said period of one year after the completion of said
work.
Under an amendment proposed to Section 8, passed by the 1925 and 1927
Legislatures, but which is still to be submitted to the voters, the total debt
limit of the City of Philadelphia would be increased to 14 % , but no extra debt
exceeding 3 % o f the valuation of the taxable realty of the city could be in­
curred without consent of the electors. The proposed amendment reads;
“ In ascertaining the borrowing capacity of the City of Philadelphia at
any time there shall be deducted from such debt so much of the debt o f
said city as shall have been Incurred or is about to be incurred and the
proceeds thereof expended or about to be expended upon any public im­
provement, or in the construction, purchase, or condemnation o f any public
public utility or part thereof or facility therefor to the extent that such
public improvement or public utility or part thereof, whether separately
or in connection with any other public improvement or public utility or
part thereof, may yield or may reasonably be expected to yield, revenue
in excess of operating expenses for or towards the payment of the interest
and the sinking fund charges thereon. The method o f determining such
amount so to be deducted shall be prescribed by the General Assembly.’ ’
SECTION 9. The Commonwealth shall not assume the debt, or any part
thereof, of any city, county, borough or township, unless such debt shall
have been contracted to enable the State to repel Invasion, suppress do­
mestic insurrection, defend Itself in time of war, or to assist the State in
the discharge of any portion of its present Indebtedness.
SECTION 10. Any county, township, school district or other munici­
pality incurring any Indebtedness shall, at or before the time of so doing,
provide for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the Interest,
and also the principal thereof within thirty years.
SECTION 15— (Added by amendment adopted by voters in N ov. 1913.)
No obligations which have been heretofore issued, or which may hereafter
be issued, by any county or municipality, other than Philadelphia, to pro­
vide for the construction or acquisition of water-works, subways, under­
ground 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 of the Constitution of Pennsylvania, 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
structed by the county or municipality, after the completion thereof,
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
nicipal liability. Where municipalities or counties shall issue obliga­
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 required to levy a tax to pay said Inter­
est and sinking fund charges, as required by Section 10 of Article LX of
the Constitution of Pennsylvania, until after said properties shall have
been operated b y said counties or municipalities during said period of
one year. Any of the said municipalities or counties may incur Indebted­
ness in excess of 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, bor­
oughs, townships, school districts, &c., to sell any bonds or other securities
issued by them to the highest bidder, after due public notice. See V. 106,
p. 622.
The Legislature in 1921, 1923 and 1925 passed a number of Acts making
allowance for and validating bonds issued or authorized by counties, cities,
boroughs, townships, school districts, and other incorporated districts or
municipalities, under authority of an Act approved April 20 1874, entitled
“ An Act to regulate the manner of increasing the indebtedness of munici­
palities, to provide for the redemption of the same, and to impose penalties
for the illegal increase thereof,” and amendments thereto, but in the
authorization of which there has been some minor discrepancy or violation.
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. D. 359.
SCHOOL CODE.— The school laws of this State were codified In the
new School Code approved M ay 18 1911. One of the important provisions
of this law is (Sec. 506) that the Directors of school districts may incur
debt and issue bonds "only at the time of assessing and levying the annual
school taxes.” Thus school bonds can only be issued at the time of the
school tax levy, which must be in April or M ay.
SAVINGS BANKS IN VESTMENTS— POWERS AND RESTRIC­
TIONS.— Philadelphia is, we believe, entitled to the distinction of starting
the first savings institution in the United States. The name this association
bore was the “ Philadelphia Savings Fund Society,” and It still exists,
bearing the same name. Originally the bank was not Incorporated, but
was a voluntary organization, such societies In Great Britain being at the

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time of a like character. The date of the organization was November 27
1816, 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 la
the State, however, did not come into existence until 1847. In 1889 a
general law facilitating the incorporation of savings banks was passed br
the Legislature. Still, the report of the Banking Department of Dec. 31
1926 shows that the total number of savings banks within the State was
only ten. The aggregate deposits of these banks at that date was
$390,217,164.37.
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 discount, 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
statute.
In 1897 an Act was passed allowing savings institutions and savings
banks chartered under 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 county, 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 sec­
tion 17, which contains the investment limitations: we would especially
direct attention to subdivision four of this section:
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 or bonds of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania bearing
interest.
(3) In the stocks or bonds of any State in the Union that has not wlthiD
ten years previous to making such investments, by such corporation,
defaulted in the payment of any part of either principal or interest of any
debt authorized by any Legislature of such 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 on unincumbered. Improved real estate
situated In this State.
The next section (18) relates to the temporary deposit of funds in banks
and trust companies. It makes It lawful to deposit temporarily in banks
or trust companies the excess of current dally receipts over the payments
until such time as the same can be Judiciously invested in the securities
named above.
FED E RA L FARM LOAN BONDS.— In 1917 an Act allowing savings
banks to invest in Federal Land Bank bonds was passed. The law w
ras
amended in 1923 so as to make eligible for savings bank investment Joint
Stock Land Bank bonds as well as the Federal Land Bank obligations.
The law, as amended by A ct No. 336, Laws o f 1923, reads as follows:
SECTION 1. Be it enacted, &c.. That from and after the passage of
this Act, trustees or directors of savings banks, savings institutions, and
provident institutions, chartered under general or special acts of Assembly
o f this Commonwealth, may, notwithstanding any provisions of their
charter, or of any Act o f Assembly under which they may have been in­
corporated, invest the moneys deposited in said savings banks, savings
institutions, and provident institutions in Farm Loan bonds issued by
Federal Land banks and Joint Stock Land banks operating under the
provisions of the Act of Congress of the United States of July 17 1916, its
amendment or supplements.
INVESTMENT OF TRU ST FUNDS.— Section 41a of the Fiduciaries
Act o f June 7 1917, as amended by Chapter 381, Laws of 1923, relating to
investment of trust funds reads:
SECTION 41a.— When a fiduciary shall nave in his hands any moneys,
the principal or capital whereof is to remain for a time in his possession
or under his control, and the interest, profits, or income whereof are to be
paid away, or to accumulate, or when the income of real estate shall be
more than sufficient for the purpose of the trust, such fiduciary may invest
such moneys in the stock or public debt o f the United States, or in the
public debt of this Commonwealth, or in bonds or certificates of debt
now created or hereafter to be created and issued according to law by
any of the counties, cities, boroughs, townships, school districts, or poor
districts o f this Commonwealth, or in bonds o f one or more Individuals
secured by mortgage on real estate in this Commonwealth, which may be
either a single bond secured by a mortgage or one or more bonds of an issue
o f bonds secured by mortgage or deed of trust to a trustee for the benefit
o f all bondholders, or ground-rents in this Commonwealth; Provided, That
nothing herein contained shall authorize any fiduciary to make any invest­
ment contrary to the directions contained in the will o f the decedent in
regard to the investment o f such moneys.
Under authority o f Sec. 1, Act o f April 5 1917 (Pamphlet Laws 46), as
amended by Act N o. 430, Laws o f 1923, fiduciaries are also permitted to
invest in Farm Loan bonds issued by Federal Land banks or by Joint Stock
Land banks.
Section 22 of Article III o f the Constitution prohibits the Legislature
from passing any Act permitting investment of trust funds in the securities
o f private corporations. The section reads:
SECTION 22.—No Act of the General Assembly shall authorize the
Investment of trust funds by executors, administrators, guardians or
other trustees, in the bonds or stock of any private corporation, and such
Acts now existing are avoided saving investments heretofore made.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA.
ABINGTON TOWNSHIP.
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27. $449,000
In Montgomery County. Inc. 1784. Floating debt (add’l ) ______
40,000
Bonds all tax-free to holders.
Assess, val. ’26 (40-50%
actual)________________ 19,000,000
Road-Im provem ent B onds.
4s g ‘0 6 --- $17,000_____July 1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $12.50
48 g ’07 M-N 41.0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1937 Population 1910, 5,896: 1920..8,684
4S g ‘11 M-S $20,000c ............1 9 4 1
IN T . at Jenkintown Nat. Bank
4 g '12 J-D$130,000c_ June 1 1942 and Glenside National Bank.
_
(Optional *7.000 June 1 1922, $25,000
June 1 1927, $30,000 June 1 1932 ABINGTON TWP. SCH. DIST.
and $75,000 June 1 1937.)
This district (P. O. Abington) is
5 s g ’ 13J-D $20,000___ Dec 1 1943 In Montgomery Co.
(Opt. $5,000 ‘23 & $10,000 ‘33 & ’38) 4s
J-J $15,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1936
6s g T5 A-O
7.000____Oct 1 1945 (Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
($2,000 subj. to call ‘20: $5,000 ’30.)
School B onds ( Tax-free).
*$20,000.........Aug 1929 4s ’08
J-J 37,000____ July 1938
4J^gT9F-A | 14.000
_Aog 1934 4>£sg’ 17J-D($25,000____ June 11932
10.000
_Aug 1939
15,000____June 11937
5,000c*.-June 1 1928
50,000c— June 1 1933
4}£s g’23 J-D( 10,000c*.-June 1 1933
60,000c— June 1 1938
15,000c*..June 1 1938
70,000c. ..J u n e 1 1943
20,000c*.. June 1 1943
8 0 ,0 0 0 c... June 1 1948
6.000 _ June 1 1930
_
90,000c— June 1 1953
4J*s’25 gJ-D 10.000
___________June 11935
12 ,000____ June 11935
13.000
___________Junes’25 J-D 13 ,000-------June 11940
4H 11940
16.000
___________Junel 1945
30 ,000.-June 1 ’45&50
7.000
___________June 11930
110 ,000-------June 11955
& sg’25F-J 12.000
___________Ju n el 1935 400 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’36-’41.
4Jis’26 M-S
16.000
___________Ju n el 1940
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4K s
A-O
50,000___Aug 1 1944
4J£s j-D
40,000___June 1 1949
1948
5s
M-S
25,000___Sept
5s
J-J
25,000___July 1 1949
4>£s M-N 100,000____ M ay 1 1952
BOND. DEBT May 20’27S1,242,000
Floating debt (add’l) ______
5,000
Sinking fund______________ 110,788
Assess, val.’26(40% act.).18,502.530
School tax (per $1,000) '26..$25.00
Population in 1926___________14,000
IN T. at Jenkintown Nat Bank.
ADAMS COUNTY.
County seat is Gettysburg.
4s ’06 A -O ($20.000r ...A p r 1 1931
1 20,0 0 0 c .. .A pr 1 1936
Bridge Bonds.
5H s’20 A-O $100,000c..0ct 1 1950
(Optional Oct. 1 1935.)
Funding Bonds.
f$10,000c—.Jan 1 1930
4H*'20 J-J \ 15,000c...Jan 1 1940
[ 20,000c_ Jan 1 1950
_
5H s’20 A-O 8C ,000c..-O ct 1 1945
(Optional Oct. 1 1935.)
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’27. $265,000
Floating debt (add’l)____
30,000
Sinking fund.....................
31,477
Assess, val., real estate_ 16,544,301
_
Assess, val., personal____
700,012
Other assess, property_$1,198,405
Total assess, prop. (60%
actual) 1927__________ 18,442,718
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927...$8.50
Popul'n 1910, 34,319: 1920, 34,583
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Salix) is in
Cambria County. Bonds are taxfree.
Road Bonds.
5s '17 F-A $50,000 .........1927-1937
(Due $25,000 every 10 years.)
GEN. B D . D T . M ay 27’26
None
Assessment debt (add’l)_ $205,000
_
Total assess, val. 1925-.. .4,695,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.S11.00
Population 1910, 4.126: 1920..3,450
ALIQUIPPA BORO. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Aliquippaj is
in Beaver County.
-s ’00 . . .
$1,400c______________
. s ’ 10 . . .
2 4 ,0 0 0 c..___________
4 ^ s ’23 J-D 60,000c*June 1 ’33-’53
(B’or maturity see V. 117, p. 1689)
BOND DEBT May 2 7 ’27 $91,400
Sinking fund______________
4,000
Total val. ’27 (50% act.)-.1,671,956
School tax (per $1,000) ’27___$30.00
Population (est.)______________ 4,000
ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
Pittsburgh is the county seat.
C oun ty Building Equip. Bonds.
4s ’ 18 M-N$160,000rMay 1 ’28-’43
Coupon County Poor Bonds.
4s ’09 J-D$100,000c ..J u n e l 1929
4s ’ 10 F-A 300.000c...F eb 1 1930
4 Jis'14 J-J 135,000c...Jan 1 1934
4H s’ 15 J-D 125.0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1935
4J£s'24 J-J / 756,000c*July l ’27-’53
1 38,000c*.. July 1 1954
Road Bonds.
3 Hs’01 A-O$550,000c—Nov 1 01931
3 3^s’02 J-D 550,000c..N ov 1 al932
4s '03 J-D 550,0 0 0c..D ec 28 1933
4s ‘04 M-N700,000c_ June 1 1934
_
4s ’05 A-O 700,000.c ..A p r 1 1935
4s '06 M-S 1,500,000c— .Mch 1 1936
4s ’07 F-A 500,000c—.F eb 1 1937
4s ’07 A-O 500,000c...A pr 1 1937
4s ’08 F-A 1,000,000c.Feb 1 1938
4s ’09 A-O 1,000,000c.Apr 1 1939
4s ’ 10 M-S 1,000,000c.Mch 1 1940
4 s ’ l l F-A 1,000.OOOr.Feb 11941
4s ’ 12 J-J 500,OOOr___Jan 1 1942
4s T2 A-O 200,OOOr...Oct 1 1942
4 )isT3M -S 1,000,000c
Mar 1 1943
4>is'14 J-Jl,000,000c—.Jan 1 1944
4 tfs ’ 15 J-D 500.0 0 0c...Ju n e 1 1945
4s '16 J-D 627.000c.June 1 ’28-’46
4s ’ 18 F-A 340.000r-Aug 1 ’27-'43
4s ‘ 18 A-O 703,OOOr. Oct 1 ’27-’45
4M s’ 19A-01,143,500c.Mar 1 ‘28-49
4& sT9 M-S 1J6O.000cSept 1 ’27-’49
4s ’20 A-O 950,000r0ct 1 ’27-’45
4J£s’21 M -N675.000c-Nov 1 ’27-’51
4s '21 F-A 730.000c.Aug 1 ‘27-45
4s- 22 F-A 1.000, OOOrAug 1 ’ 27-’46
4s ’23 J-D 216.000—June 1 ’28-’33
4s ’23 J-D 273.000—Dec 1 ’27-’33
4 J4s’23M-Sl ,080,000c. Oct 1 ’27-’53
4M s’24M-Sl,680,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’54
4s ’25M-N /1,782,000-M ay 1 ’28-’54
l 86,000. . .M a y 1 1955
4 K s’26 F-A 812,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’56
4J^s’26F-A 2,320,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’56
4s ’25F-A /1,456,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’54
I 77 ,000 c...A u g 1 1955
4 K s’26 A-O 1,400,000—Oct 1 1956
4M s’26 A-O
500,000—Oct 1 1956
Juvenile Home Bonds.
4s ’ l l M-S $300,000c.Mar 1 1941
4s ’ 13 J-D
100,OOOr.June 1 1943
4s ‘ 14 J-J
lOO.OOOr—Jan 1 1944
4s '16 J-D
36.000cJune 1 28-’36
4s ’ 18 F-A 44.000r.Aug 1 ’27-’48
4s ‘ 19 F-A 80,000r. Mar 1 ’28-’43
4s ‘25 F-A 72,000c.Aug 1 ’27-‘50
Bridge B onds.
4s ’ 10 A-O $750,000c .O ct 1 1940
4s ‘ 11 J-D 1,550,000c.Dec 1 1941
4s ‘12 J-D $l .800,000c.Feb 1 1942
4 J£s’13 M-S 550.000c-Mar 1 1943
4H s’ 14 J-J
550,000c.Jan 1 1944
4s ‘ 16 J-D 252,000c.June 1 ’28-’45
4s ‘ 17 J-D 171 .OOOr.June 1 ’28-’46
4s ‘ 17 M-S 10.000r.Sept 1 ’27-’28
4s ‘ 18 J-D 65,000r.Dec 1 ’27-’39
4H s’21 M -N l ,250.000cNov 1’27-'51
4 ^ s ’23 J-J i ,950.000c.Jan 1 ’28-’53
4 s ‘23 J-D 180,000—June 1 ’28-’33
4>is’24M-S/3,267,000cSept 1 ’27-’53
1 149,000c— Sept 1 1954
4 ^ s ’24 J-J 630,000c* July 1 ’27-'44
4s ’25M-N 12,484,000. la y 1 ’28-’54
l
9 5 .0 0 0 --.M a y l 1955
4s ’25 F-A 437,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’45
4M s’26F-A 2,030,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’56
4 ^ s ’26F-A
69,000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’ 56
4 J^s’26 A-O 5,610,000—Oct 1‘ 1956
4M s’26 A-O 1,000,000—Oct 1 1956

Refunding Bonds.
4s ’ 12 A-O $840,000c_.-Oct 1 1942
Tunnel Bonds.
4H s’19 s-a$3 680.000c.Dec 1 ’ 27-’49
4M s’23M-S /1,066,000c— .1927-1952
1 61,000c_________1953
4s ’25 M -N 54,000—M ay 1 ’28-’54
4 J^s’26 F-A 493,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’56
4 ! is ’26 A-O 1,090,000—Oct 1 1956
Memorial Hail.
4s '07 A-OS1,000,000c..O ct 1 1937
4s '09 J-D 400,000c.J’ne 1 1939
Court-House Bonds.
4J4s’ 15 A-O$750,000c—.O ct 11945
4>*s’ 13 M -N l, 100,000c.Nov 1 1943
4s ’16 J-D 475.000c.June 1 ’28-’46
4s ’18 F-A 48,000r-Aug 1 ’27-’38
4 j*s’24 J-J / 565,000c* July 1 ’28-’43
\ 50,000c*—July 1 1944
4s ’25 F-A 289,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’ 50
4Ms’26 F-A /92,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’50
113,000c— Feb 1 1951
4 J£s’26 A-O 300,000___ Oct 1 1951
4!£s’26 A-O 100,000___ Oct 1 1951
South S ch ool Property Purchase.
4s T7F-AS1 90,OOOr.Aug 1 ’27-’47
4s ’25 M -N 230.000—M ay 1 ‘28-'50
TOT. B D .D T . Oct.1’26- $76,107,000
Sinking funds (cash and
bonds owned)________ 11.896.102
Total valuation 1926—2,265,752,465
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925—
Inside Limit_______________ $6,375
Outside limit______________ $7,625
Pop. ’ 10. 1,018,463; ‘20, 1.184,832
a Subj. to call 20 yrs. aft. date.
INT. payable by Comptroller.
T A X E X E M P T .— With the ex­
ception of road 4 % bonds due in 1925,
the bonds are tax-free to the holder.
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Cambria Co.
Road Impt. Bonds.
5s ’ 19 J-J $36,000—July 1 ’28-’45
5 s ’25 M -N 15,000—N ov 1 ’29-’31
BOND. D EBT June 4 ’23- $76,000
Total assess, val. 1923___ 1,147,390
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923------$10-00
Population 1910, 1,088; 1920, 988
ALLENTOWN.
City is the county seat of Lehigh
County. Inc. 1867. Bonds tax-free
to holder.
Water.
3>*s’04 M-S/$19,500c_ Mar 1 1929
_
1 24,8 0 0 c...M a r 1 1934
4s ’07 F-A 10,500c—Aug 1 al937
4s ’ 14 J-J
27,200c—July 1 al944
City Bonds
4s T2 F-A $4.000c—Aug 1 al942
$18,0 00c.-M ay 1 1929
24,000c. .M a y 1 1934
4H s’ 19 M -N 30,000c.-M ay 1 1939
37,000c. .M ay 1 1944
59,000c.-M ay 1 1949
27,0 0 0 c-..O ct 1 1931
34,000c. ..O c t 1 1936
5s ’21 A-O 43.0 0 0 c ... Oct 1 1941
55,000c_ Oct 1 1946
_
70,000c_ Oct 1 1951
_
2 1 ,5 0 0 c- July 2 1927
“ ‘
30,500c.. July 2 1932
37,000c.. July 2 1937
4s ’ 17 J-J
45,000c. .July 2 1942
54,500c.
__________ July 2 1947
28,000c_ Dec 1 1929
_
34,000c. ..D e c 1 1934
4M s’24 J-D 42 ,000 c-..D ec 1 1939
5 3 ,0 0 0 c...D ec 1 1944
64,000c. ..D e c 1 1949
.79,000c. ..D e c 1 1954
Sewer B onds.
f$43,4 00c. _Oct 1 1929
54.OOOc_.Oct 1 1934
44*s’19 A-O ( 66,200c—Oct 1 1939
84,000c--Oct 1 1944
(102,600c—Oct 1 1949
Street Improvement Bonds.
($11,000c_ June 1 1932
_
14,000c. - -June 1 1937
4>$s’22 J-D-l 17,000c— -June 1 1942
22,000c. ..June 1 1947
I 27,000c...June 1 1952
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’ 7.$1,419,700
Assessment debt (add’l) ____ 48,800
Water debt (included)_____ 82,000
Sinking funds/General_____148,917
(W ater______
9,797
Assess, val., real________ 80,668,595
Assess, val., personal___
60,050
Tot. assess, val. ’27()4act)80,728,645
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927.—$11.40
Population ’ 10. 51.913; ’20, 78,890
a Subject to call 5 yrs. aft. date.
IN T . payable at Treasurer’s office.
ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
Bonds below due part every 5 years.
’07 A-O $4,500c— April 1937
’07 M -N
500c— Nov 1937
’08 M -N 6 ,0 0 0 c ...N o v
1938
’09 F-A
6.000c— Aug
1939
‘ 12 J-D 12,500c____June 1942
(Subject to call June 1932.)
4s ’ 13 J-J
23,0 0 0 c...J u ly
1943
4 s ‘ 11 J-J
51,0 0 0 c ... Jan 1941
4s ’ 14 J-J 170,500____July 1944
4 f’ 15 J-J 162.500c.Juiy 1 ‘28-’45
(Subject to call aft. July 1 1935)
4s ‘ 16 J-J $10,500c_________ 1946
4s ‘ 16 F-A 13,900c.Aug 1 ’27-’46
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1936.)
4s ’ 17 M -N$74,000c______________
(Due In 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 yrs.
from date. subj. to call in 20 yrs.)
4s T9 J-D $26,500c___ Dec 1949
5Ms’20 M-S$460,000c_______ ______
(Due $51,500, Sept. 1 ’30; $67,000,
’35; $87,000. ’40; $112,500, ’45;
$142,000 ’50.)
5s ’21 A-O 750,000c______________
(Due $63,000 Oct. 1 1926, $81,000
1931, $103,000 1936, $130,000
1941, $166,000 1945 and $207,000
1951; optional on or after Oct. 1
1941.)
4s ’23 M -N 140.000c.May 1 ’28-’53
(For maturity see V. 117, p. 1263)
4H s’24 F-A 400,000.-Feb 1 ’29-’54
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 818)
4 j£s’25 F-A 350,000c.Feb 2 ’30-’55
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 357)
41£s’25 A-O 850,000-. Oct 1 ’30-’5S
(For maturity see V.L 21, p. 1594)
4s
4s
4s
4s
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ALLENTOWN SCHOOL
DISTRICT (C o n c lu d e d )—
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’27-$3,563,500
Sinking fund____________
386,179
Assess, val. '27 (70% act.)80,728,645
School tax (per $1,000) 1927- -$15.00
Population in 1924 (est.)____90,000
INTEREST payable In Allentown
T A X FREE.— District pays State
tax on bonds.

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS
. val. 1923__________8,485.544
Population in 1922 (est.)_____14.000
IN T . at Ambridge Nat. Bank,
Ambridge.

ARCHBALD.
This borough is in Lackawanna
County.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’22. $141,000
Note debt (add’l)________
13,000
Ass’d val’n 1919 (actl v a l.).4,715,139
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9 $10 00
ALTOONA.
This city is in Blair County. Incor. Population 1910, 7.194; 1920, 8.603
1868. Bonds are all tax-exempt to
holders.
ARMSTRONG COUNTY.
Highway Bonds (Opt. after 1917).
Kittanning is the county seat.
4s ’07 J-J S100,000c_ July 1937
_
Road Bonds.
Water Bonds.
$90.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’29
4s ’06 J-J $239,000c..Ju ly 1 *1936 4M s’22
200,000c.Aug 1 ’ 30-’34
4s ’07 J-J 300,000c..-July 1 1939
M -N 150,000c.Aug 1 ’ 35-’37
Refunding Water Bonds.
300,000c.Aug 1 ’ 38-’42
4s ’06 J-J $300,00 0c--.J u ly 1 1936
[ 20,000_ Jan 1 ’29-’30
_
improvement Assessment Bds.
60,000_ Jan 1 ’31-’34
_
4s TO J-J $260,000c— July 1 1940 4 s ’25 J-J U 40.000-.-Jan 1 ’35-’41
Refunding Paving Loan of 1904.
150,000-.-J a n 1 ’42-’47
4s ’04 J-J $229,000c..Jan 1 *1934
( 30,000____Jan 1 1948
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Bridge Bonds
4s ’06 J-J $ 100,0C0o.-July 1 *1936 4 & s’25M-N$100,800--Nov 2 ’27-30
4s '06 J-J
70,000......... -u ly *1936 BOND. DEBT Apr 28 '27 $1,350,000
4s T2 M-S 150,000c..Sept 1 al942 Assess, val. real_________ 60.446,733
4Ms
. . . 200,000_______________ Assess, val. personal_____
544,471
Sewer Bonds.
Other assess. property____ 5,586,565
5s ’21 . . . $300,000______________ Tot. val. ’26 (80% act.)-.66,577,769
N ET DEBT Dec 31 ’26-.$2,667,919 State & Co. tax (per $1,000 ’26 -$7.50
Assess, val. ’ 25 (60% act.) 66,685,185 Population ’20, 75.568; 1926, 25,568
_
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921_ $37.50
IN T . at Co. Commissioner's office.
Pop’n ’ 10, 52,127; ’2 0 ........... 60.331
ARNOLD.
a Subj. to call 20 yrs. aft. date.
This borough is inWestmorelandCo.
x 10 yrs. aft. date, s 5 yrs. aft.date
All bonds are tax free to holders.
IN T . at City Treas. office.
Street Bonds.
($10,000c*................1937
ALTOONA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
All bonds are exempt from State 4M 8’24 F-A 20,000c*.1942 & 1947
l 20,000c*.1952 & 1954
tax, which is paid by the district.
Improvement Bonds.
S chool B onds.
4s ’05 A-O$130,000c* ...1928-1935 4M 8’09 A-O $12,000c*________ 1939
5M s’21 F-A $120,000c*Feb 1 ’28-'35 4M 8’10 J-J 45,000c*..July 1 1940
( 40,000c*Mar 1 ’ 28-’35 4M s’ 14 J -D 20,000c*..1934 & 1935
4M s’24M-S ( 70.000c*Mar 1 ’36-’42 4Ms’ 16 . . . (10,000c*------------- 1936
115,000c*________ 1946
1100.000c*Mar 1 ’43-’47
l 25,000c*.-M ar 1 1948 4Ms’19J-D(15,OOOc*Dec 1 ’29,’39,’44
110,000c*____Dec 1 1943
. s ’25 F-A 480,000c* . . .1928-1951
f 10,000c* ...1928-1933
H igh-S ch ool Bonds.
4s ’06 J-D $55,000c*..June 1 1936 4Ms’23 A-O (20,000c*.1938 & 1943
15,000c*________ 1948
4s ’09 M-S 90,000c*. .Men 1 1939
110,000c*________ 1951
4M s’ 18 M-S 150,000c* Mar 1 ’28-’30
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4M s’23 M-S 440,0 0 0 c* .-.1927-1948
5s ’21 J-J ($3.600c* ...1927-1928
Funding Bonds.
I 1,900c*................1929
4s ’07 A-O $120,000c*..A pr 1 1937
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’26. $249,100
B uilding Bonds.
58,328
[ $70.000c*M arl’28-’34 Sinking fund______________
4M 8’22 M-S
80,000c*M arl’35-’38 Total assess, val. 1926_____ 3,521,440
[ 100,000c*M arl’39-'42 Boro, tax (per $1,000) 1926___$49.00
B O N D . D E B T Apr 12 ’27 $2,070,000 Population 1910, 1.818; 1920. 6.120
197,000
Sinking fu nd_____________
Tot.assess.val.’27 (75 % act)68,000.000 ARNOLD SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$12.00
S chool Bonds
Population_________________68,500
4M s’12 . . . $17,000----- M ay 11942
9,000___ M ay 11944
INT. at Central Tr. Co., Altoona 4Ms’ 14 . . .
4M s’16 A-O I 28,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’41
\ 1 3 ,000 c...A pr 1 1945
AMBLER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
7,300___ Dec 1 1933
This district (P. O. Ambler) is in 5s T8 . . .
5Ms’21 . . .
80,000___ July 1 1950
Montgomery County. State tax 4Ms’22 . . .
15,000----- Dec 1 1946
paid by district.
4M s’25 M-S 5 0 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1930-55
F unding Bonds.
(For maturity
V . 121,
1484.)
4M s’24 M -N $6,000r*.Nov 15 1933 4M s’25 M -N 2see 0 0 c.N o vp. ’30-’54
f 2 0 ,0 0 0 r* ..0 ct 1 1927 (For maturity 4 ,0 Y. 122, l5 507.)
see
p.
I 20 ,0 0 0 r*-.0 ct 1 1932 BOND.
4M 8’23 A-O-i 20 ,000 r*..0ct 1 1937 Assessed DEBT M ay 15 ’24 $182,300
valuation 1924___2,933,326
I 2 0 ,0 0 0 r* ..0 ct 1 1942 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924------ $27.00
20 ,0 0 0 r* -.0 ct 1 1947
[ 25,OOOr*--Oct 1 1952 ASHLAND.
4M 8’24 M-S 30,000--M ar 1 ’29-'54
This borough is in Schuylkill Co.
($5,000 every five years)
Inc.
13 1857. Bonds are
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 '2 7 .. $160,000 free Feb.holders. Populationall taxto
1910,
Floting debt (add’l ) ______
10,000 6,855; 1920, 6,666.
Sinking fund_____________
25,000
R efund Improvement Bonds.
Assess, val. ’26 (M act.)— 2,600,000 4s T3 Jan $22,900r_ Jan 3 al928
_
Sch.tax rate (per $1,000) ’26___$22.00
Population (est.)______________3,500 4s W ater-Im provem ent Bonds. 1936
T6 A-O $32,200____Oct 1
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1921.)
A M B R ID G E .
45,000r* M ay 1 ’31-’39
This borough is in Beaver County.
50,000r* M ay 1 ’40-’45
All bonds are tax-free to holder.
5s ’25 M -N 60,000r* M ay 1 ’46-’49
Sewer Bonds.
60,000r* M ay 1 ’50-’52
f$10.000c___1933 & 1934
75,000r* M ay 1 ’53-’55
4M s’24 J-D< 40.000c____ 1935-1938 BOND. DEBT June 3 ’27. $355,100
I 15,000c.......
1939 Assessed valuation 1925— 3,432,738
1 10,000c_________ 1940
a Subj. to call 5 yrs. after date.
4Ms' 7 . . . (10,000____M a y l 1940
INTEREST payable at Ashland
115,000___ M ay 1 1945 National Bank or Boro. Treas. office.
Paving Bonds.
4J4s’19 M-N $60,000c May 5 1929- ASHLEY.
1 Q Qd Ar 1 Q3Q
This borough is in Luzerne County.
4M s’21 A-O 55,000c..A pr 1 ’31-’4l
B orough Bonds.
4M s’23 M -N 50,000c_May 1 ’39-’43 ____
M -N $7,500—N ov 1 ’27-’31
4M s’25J-J 140,000c____ 1941-1944 .s T9 J-J 64,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’35
Sewerage & Refunding.
M ountain Rd. C onstruction Bds.
4Ms’15 J-J $40.000c.July 1 ’34-’41 _s ’ 21 M-S $33,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’50
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4Ms’19 J-J $40.000c.Jan 6 '28-’35 5Ms’26 J-J $50,000c—Jan 1 ’28-’29
I n c in e r a to r B o n d s .
B O N D.DEBT Jan 3 ’27___$154,500
4 Ms’ 6 - _ . $45,000 _____ 1936-1944 Total ass’d val. 1926------- 6,750,319
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
Total tax rate, 1926-------------- $12.50
4Ms’13 J-D $75,000c.June 2 ’28-’42
Water Bonds.
ASHLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s T7 F-A $19,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’46
This district (P. O. Wilkes-Barre)
Garbage Plant & Paving.
is In Luzerne County. All bonds
5s ’08 J-J $10,000c_ Jan ’28-33 tax-free to holders.
_
Refunding Bonds.
($24,000c.-A pr 1
4M s’22 A-O $50,0 00c..A pr 1 ’32-’41 5s *25 A-O| 60,000c.-Apr 1 ’27-’3
’33-’44
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 1925. $512,000
l 2 ,0 0 0 c .-A p r 1 1945
Water debt (inch)________ 112,000
High S chool B uilding Bonds.
Sinking fund, general_____
31,944 5s T7 M -N $70.000_____ 1927-1940
Sinking fund, water_______
25,874 TOT. B D . DT. July 20 ’26- $156,000
Assess, val. '24 iabt. 60%
Floating debt (add’l)--------80,000
actual)________________ $9,570,000 Ass’d val’n 1926 (1-3 act.) .6,748,974
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 24 $14.00 Tax rate (per $1,000 1926—.819.00
Population 1910, 5,205; 1920, 12,730 Population in 1920------------------6,520
IN T . at Ambridge Sav. & Tr. Co.
ASPINWALL.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
AMBRIDGE SCHOOL DIST.
5s T3 M-N$28,000___________1928 Inc. Dec. 28 1892. Population
’33, ’38 & ’43 1910. 2,592; 1920. 3,170.
5s T 7 J-J (24,000..........1927-1934 4M s’23 J-D J$13,000cJune 30 ’28-*40
I O.OOOcJune 30 ’41-’43
124,000..........1935-1946
15,000c— -M ay 1 1928
F un din g Bonds.
40,000c— M ay 1 1933 4M s’ 15 J-D $8 ,000..Dec 1 ’27-’30
4M s’23 M N 60,000c— .M a y 1 1938 5s T9 J-D 25,000...........................
H ig h w a y B o n d s .
80,000c.—M ay 1 1943
90 ,0 0 0 c..-M a y 1 1943 4M s’26 M-S $50,000c*.Sept 15 1945
1100,000c— -M ay 1 1953
Water and Light Bonds.
BOND. D EBT M ay 1923. $590,000 5Ms’20 J-D $40.000c.Dec 1 ’30-*45
Sinking fund______________
33,212
($10,000 every five years.)




Street and Sewer B onds.
4 Ms’99 J-J $16,000c_ July 1 1928
_
R efu n d in g B onds.
4Ms’08 J-J S14.000c--.July 1 1934
M unicipal-Im provem ent Bonds.
4 Ms
A-O 57.500c___ Oct 1 1927
4M s’ 19 A-O (10,000___ Apr 1 1929
115,000____Apr 1 1934
5s ’21 . . .
50,000................... ........
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27- $195,000
Floating debt (add’l) ______
17,380
Sinking fund______________
31,506
Total assess, val. 1927_____ 4,427,360
Total tax (per 51,000) 1927-.S11.50
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
posit & Tr. C o., Sharpsburg, Pa.
ASPINWALL SCHOOL DIST.
4s T7 M -N ($60,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’ 37
I 70,000c.M ay 1 ’ 38-’47
4M s’ 18 A-O 17,500c____ 1927-1947
GEN. BD. D T. M ay 31 ’27 $163,500
Total assessed val. 1926
(about M actual)_______ 4,457,780
Tax rate (per$l,660) 1927------ $13.00
Population __________________ 4,500
AVALON.
This borough is in Allegheny Co
Bonds tax free to holders.
F unding & Impt. Bonds.
4M s’ 16 . . . $73,000c.M ay 1 ’36-’46
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’05 . . .
$2.500c.July 1 ’27-’31
Borough Hall Bonds.
4s ’03 — $11.000c.July 1 ’27-’33
4s ’05 . . .
2,000c.July 1 ’32-’33
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’98 . . . $2.0 0 0 c ...A u g 1 1928
4s ’03 . . . 17,700c.July 1 ’27-’33
Street Bonds.
3.60s’00—
$4,QQQc.Oct 1 ’27-’30
4M s’07 . . .
10.000c.D ec 2 ’27-36
4M s’08 . . .
75,000c.Apr 1 ’30-’37
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $196,500
Assess, val. ’27 (80% act.) .6,018,425
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1927— $11.00
Population 1920, 5,277; 1927, 6,50o
IN T . payable at Avalon Bank.
BANGOR.
This borough is In Northampton
County.
BOND. D EBT Apr 14 ’27 $130,000
Floating debt_____________
50,216
Assess, val., real estate____3,200.000
Assess. val.. personal_____
740,000
Tot. asses, val. 1927 ---------4,175.000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $17 .25
Pop’n 1920, 5.452: 1926 ........... 5,694

[V ol. 124
Assess, vai. ’26 (40% act.) .4,250,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926
$22.Oo
Population in 1926__________ 5,000
INT. payable at Beaver Trust Co.
BEAVER COUNTY.
Beaver is the county seat. Bonds
all tax-free to holder.
Road Bonds.
4M s’ 19 . . . $736,000c..........................
4M s’23 . . . 175,000c--------------------4Ms ’22M-S 150,000c.Sept 1 ’33-’47
4M s’26 A-O 500,000c..A pr 1 ’28-’52
4M s’27F-A 1,000,000c Aug 1 ’28-’52
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’06 M -S$136,000c..Sept 1’27-’32
(Various amts. yrly. V. 82, p. 173.)
4s ’ 10 J-J $54,000c.................1940
4M s’26F-A 590,000.-Aug 1 ’35-’54
F un din g Bonds.
4s ’04 . . . $50,000c*.......................
Court-House Bonds.
4 Ms
M-S $60.000c*Sept 1 ’27-’32
4Ms
. . . 100,000_______________
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
4M s’23 M-S $50,000c*Sept 1 ’48-’52
BOND. D EBT Apr 18 ’27 $3,541,000
Assessed value, real estate.89,554,522
Assessed value, personal..11,697,009
Total assessed value '26101,251,531
Co. tax rate (per $1.060) 1926.$10.005
Popul’n 1910. 78.353; 1920. 111.621
INT. payable at Treas. office and
at Harris, Forbes & Co., N. Y .
BEAVER FALLS.
This borough is in Beaver County.
Inc. as a borough Nov. 9 1868; as a
city Jan. 5 1914.
5s
Var $13.000c____ 1927-1939
Garbage Crematory Bonds.
4 Ms
J-D $6,690c. June 1 ’28-’38
(Tax-free to holders.)
Disposal Works & Refunding.
4Ms’15 J-J $79,000.-July 1 ’27-’43
Paving Bonds.
($45 ,000c. June 1 *28-’42
4Ms’23 J-J ( 10,000c.June 1 ’43-’47
( 1,000c_ June 1 1948
.
_
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’13 A-O $ 9 5 . 000c____ Apr 1941
5s ’ 19 s-a 7 84,000-N ov 1 ’27-’38
\ 5,000— .N o v 1 1939
Refdg. Bds. (ta x f r e e to h o l d e r ) .
4Ms’05 F-A $10.200c____1927-1939
Street Bonds.
4Ms’ l l s-a $110.000c_ N ov 1 1939
_
BOND. D E B T M ay 15 ’24. $397,100
Ass’d val. ’24 (2-3 act.>...9,377,600
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’24.$16.00
Popul’n 1910, 12,192; 1920, 12,802
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office

BEAVER FALLS SCHOOL DIST.
BANGOR SCHOOL DISTRICT.
R edeem ing and R efu nd ing.
4M s’ 16 J-J $10,000____July 1 1931 4Ms’08 J-D $6,0 0 0 c_____June 1928
5s ’20 M -N 10,000___ M ay 1 1935
New High S ch ool.*
4M s’26M-N 175,000c_July 1 ’ 31-’56 4Ms’ 10 M -N j $9,000cMay 1 *28-’ 30
BOND. D EBT July 1 ’26 . $51,000
1 20,000cMay 1 ’31-’35
Sinking fund______________
21,943
S ch ool-B u ild in g B onds.
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (1-3 act.).2,634,497
$20,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’29
T ot. tax (per $1,000) 1926____ $23.56
33,000c. Apr 1 ’30-’32
Population in 1926____________6,800 4M s’23 A-O 13,000c— -A pr 1 1933
12,000c— -Apr 1 1934
BARNESBORGh
28,000c.Apr 1 ’ 35-’36
This borough is in Cambria Co.
9.000c— .A pr 1 1937
R efu n d in g B onds.
BOND. D E B T Apr 22 ’27. $150,000'
4M s’24 F-A ($10.000c Aug 1 ’29 & ’34 Ass’d val.’27(abt.45%act.).9,780,925
1 10.000c Aug 1 ’39 & ’44 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_ $21.00
_
B O N D . D EBT Apr 14 ’27-.$46,500 Population in 1926__________ 15,000
Water debt (add’l) -----------30,000
All the above bonds, with the ex­
Assessed value 1926-----------1,560,840
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— $22.50 ception of the bonds marked (*).
Population 1910, 3.535; 1920. 4.183 are tax-free.
BELLEFONTE.
BARNESBORO SCHOOL DIST.
This boro, is in Center Co. Incorp.
BOND. DEBT M ay 18 ’27 *36.500 *801. Pop’n ’ 10, 4,145: ’ 20 , 3,996.
Sinking fund______________
8,000 BOND. D E B T Jan 5 1926- $94,000
Assess, val. ’27 (80% act.).l,294,o0o Floating debt (add’l) ______
92.230
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$30.00 Sinking fund______________
58.666
Population 1920--------------------- 4,183 Assess, val. (70% act.) '25 2, 013,306
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925—..$25.00
BARR TOWNSHIP.
IN T . on 3Ms at Farmers’ & MeA township in Cambria County.
chanics’ Bank in Phila.
Road Bonds((az-/ree).
5M s’20 M -N $20,000c Nov 1 31 & ’41 BELLEVUE*
5s ’22 M -N 4 0 ,0 0 0 c...N ov 1 1941
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
(12.000c.July 1 '27-’29 Question of annexation to Greater
4M s’24 J-J - 12,000c. July 1 ’30-’33 Pittsburgh defeated Feb. 18 1908.
I
( 5,000c—.July 1 1934 4s ’02 . . . $13,000c....................... ..
BOND. DEBT M ay 24 ’2 r $110,000
Street Bonds.
Total value (M act.) ’2 6 -—2,950,000 IM 8’ 11& 12 $60,000c....................... ..
Pop’n 1920. 2,956; 1926 - ...........3,650 5s M9 J-J
40.000c....... ..................
Prin. and semi-ann. int. payable
Im pt. B onds (Tax-free).
at the First Nat. Bank of Spangler.
4s ’05 — . $69,000c--------- ----------4Ms'08 J-D 60,000c.June 1 ’28-’38
BEAVER.
4M s’ 16 J-J
42,000_____1927-1946
This borough is in Beaver County. (Part every 5 years; see V. 103, p.
Paving & W ater Wks. Impt.
1055, for maturity.)
4M s’14 . . .
$2,600....... 1927-1944
Sewer B onds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '99 J-D $20,000.Deo ’27 to ’28
4s
...
$4,000 ___ 1927-1928
B orough-H all and Fire-H ouse.
4 Ms’ 16 F-A
19,000....... 1927-1946 4s ’09 M-S $25,000.-Sept 1 ’35-’39
Sewer Bonds (Part due ev 5 yrsr.
Funding Bonds.
5s '08 A-O $28,000c____ 1927-1936 4M s’22 M -N$15,000c.M ay 1 *28-*42
General Impt. Bonds.
(Due $5,000 every 5 years.)
5 s ’22 s-an $32,000____ 1927-1952 BOND. D E B T June 1’27. $344,000
3 .0 00.. Aug 1 ’27-’ 29 Assessed valuation 1927.-13,799,340
22.000.
-Aug 1 ’30-’40
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927..$10.5O
21.000.
. Aug 1 ’41-’47
4Ms’23 . . .
Population 1910. 6,323; 1920, 8,198
16.000. -Aug 1 *48-’51
IN T . at the Bellevue Savings
.10,000.. Aug 1 ’52-’53
Trust C o.. Bellevue.
Playground Bonds.
5 s ’22 . . .
$10,000____ 1927-1952
BEN AVON.
Paving Bonds.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
4 Ms’ l l F-A $12,700..A ug 1 ’ 27-’4l
5s ’ 14 J-J
10,400cl____ 1927-1943 Incorp. in 1892. Population 1910.
1,828; 1920. 2,198.
Municipal-Building Bonds.
M unicipal Bldg. B onds.
4 Ms’ l l F-A $18, 500.-Aug 1 ’27-’41
BOND. D EBT Jan 10 ’23. $199,200 5s ’ 19 J-Dz »($10,000.-D ec ’30 & '41
\20,000Dec’3 0 , ’35&’40
Floating debt_____________ $12,794
Street-Im provem ent B onds.
Sinking fund______________
8,657
Assessed value 1923_______ 3,900.000 5s ’04 M-N $2,500c____ 1927-1931
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923— $13.50 5s '06 J-D 19,000c.June 1 ’28-’35
Population 1910, 3,456: 1920, 4.135 5s ’07 A-O xl 5,0 00c____ 1927-1936
4M8’09 J-D x6,000 _____ 1927-1938
4 Ms’ 10 M-S xl0,000c_ Sept 1 1930
_
BEAVER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4M s’ 16 J-J $10,200..July 1 ’26-'32 4M s'13 A-O *20.000..........1927-1936
4M s’22 F-A( 2] ,000--Aug 1 ’ 27-’33 BOND. D E B T Dec 31 *26. *102,500
\ 4.000------ Aug 1 1934 Sinking fund--------------------- $31,161
_s
...
175,000-------------------- Assess .val.’27(80% a c t .) ..4,194,255
4M s’27 M -S 34,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’44 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1926— $10.00
IN T . at Pittsburgh Trust Co.
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 2 ’26. $61,000
x Tax free to holders.
Sinking fund______________
22,921

J une, 1927.]
B EN A V O N S C H O O L D IS T .

Bonds tax-free to holders.
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 2 ’27- $91,500
Sinking fund______________
6,742
Tot.assess.val.’26(80% act.)3,761,910
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $16.50
_
Population in 1926 (est.)_____2,750
B E N T L E Y V IL L E S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. Bentleyville)
Is in Washington County.
School Bldg, and Equipm ent
Bonds (Tax Free).
5J*s’20 A-O/$60.000c_ . Oct 1 '27-’41
1 1.000c. Oct 1 1942
BON D. D E B T Apr 1 2 ’26. $65,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
11,000
Assess. val., real & per’1 '25.1,335,398
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$2.50
Population (est.)_____________ 3,800
1NT. at Farmers’ & Miners’ Na­
tional Bank, Bentleyville.
B E R K S COUNTY.

Reading is the county seat. Bonds
are tax-free to holders.
5s
. . . $600,000_______________
5s
. . . 375,000_______________
4s ’ 25 M -N l.OOO.OOOc.May 1’ 30-’ 55
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 2458.)
Road Bonds.
4s ’26 J-J $2,000,000.July 1 ’30-’55
Bridge Bonds.
4M s’23 A-0$650,000_Oct 1 ’31-’43
(For maturity see Y. 117, p. 1368.)
BOND. DT. Mar. 9 ’25. $1,075,000
Assess, val. real estate..129,759,469
Assess, val. personal_____46,032,733
Tot .assess .val .’24 (% act) 175,792,192
State & C o . ta x (per $1,000) ’24. $4.00
Population TO, 183,222; ’20, 200,789
fN T . at Reading Nat. Bank.
B E R W IC K .

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS
B E T H L E H E M SCHO OL D IS T .

3H s’01 J-D *$21,900___ June 1 1931
4s ’l l J-J *54,000___ July 1 1941
(Optional after July 1 1921.)
4s T6 J-J *75,000___ July 1 1946
(Optional after July 1 1926.)
4s T6 F-A*225,000____Aug 1 1947
4M sT6 J-J 655,000___ July 1 1946
4s ’98 J-D 10,000___ June 1 1928
4s '02 J-D 39,000___ July 1 1932
4s ’09 A-O 25,000___ Apr 1 1939
4s ’ 14 M -N 50,000— M ay 15 1944
4s T5 A-O 185,000___ Apr 5 1945
4s T7 M -N 55,000___ May 1 1947
4M s’ 19 A -O ] 26,000___ Apr 1 1928
1840,000..-Apr 1 ’29-’49
5Ha’20aJ-D 605,000..June 1 ’30-’50
[200,000. Apr 1 ’31 & ’36
5s ’21 A -O ]240,000.Apr 1 ’41 & ’ 46
1135.000
Apr 1 1951
4 K s’22M -N cl50,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’52
f 100,000r*.Jan 1’29&44
4J*s’24 J-J */300,000r*.Jan 1’39&44
350,000r*.Jan 1’49&54
4s ’26 A-O 260,000. .A pr 1 ’31-’56
BOND. D EBT Apr 30 ’27$4,000,900
Sinking fund____________
694,826
Tot.assess.val ’27(% act.) 62,519,744
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$13.00
Population in 1927 (est.)_____66,000
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
All bonds are coupon with privi­
lege o f registration as to both prin­
cipal and int. or either prin. and
int. alone.
IN T. on bonds marked (*) at the
Lehigh Valley National Bank, Beth­
lehem; on bonds marked (a) at the
Pennsylvania Co. for Insurance on
Lives & Granting Annuities, Phila­
delphia; on bonds marked (6) at the
Peoples Trust C o., Bethlehem; on
bonds marked (c) at the Bethlehem
National Bank; on others at the
E. P. Wilbur Trust C o., Bethlehem.

This borough is in Columbia Co.
Berwick and West Berwick were incorp. into Berwick on Jan. 9 1918.
B L A C K L I C K T O W N S H IP .
BON D. D EBT Dec 31 ’22. $86,000
This township is in Cambria Co.
12,500
Note debt (add’l)_________
Road Bonds.
Tot.assess, val.’20(l-3act.) .2,829.316 5s ’22 J-J $64,000..July 1 ’28-’43
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’20-S17.00 5s ’26 J-J /15,000 ..1928, ’30, ’32
Population 1910, 5,357; 1920. 12,181
(10,000___ July 1 1934
4>*s’27 J-J / 5,000___Jan 1 1937
B E T H L E H F .M .
120,000___ 1947 & ’52
This city is in Northampton BOND. D E B T M ay 7’ 27. $163,000
and Lehigh Counties. Incorporated Sinking fund_____________
900
under Act approved Mch. 6 1845. Tot.ass’d val.’26(44 a c t .)..2,247,465
Voted to become city o f third class
N ov. 2 1915. All issues are tax-free Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $39 00
to holders. Annexation o f West Population 1927_____________ 2,376
Bethlehem authorized by vote Aug. 9
1904. On July 10 1917 South Beth­ B L A IR C O U N T Y .
Holidaysburg is the county seat.
lehem voted to annex. Northamp­
ton Heights annexed Mar. 8 1920. All of the bonds are tax-free to holder
Bldg. Bonds, {opt. after 1915).
Bonded debt assumed by city. Debt
3.65s’05F-A $32.000r_ Aug 1 1935
_
o f city fo'lows:
BD. D EBT April 12 ’2 6 .. $232,000
R efu nding Bonds.
72,300
4H s’15 J-J $37,000___ Jan 2 1945 Floating debt (add’l ) _____
Sinking fu n d ___________
1,192
(Subject to call after 1925)
4s T6 A-O , 75,500____Apr 1 1946 Assessed val’n, real estate.63,803,259
(Subject to call beginning in 1926.) Assessed val’n, personal..14,871,799
Other assessed prop______ 6,708,266
W ater B onds.
4s ’09 A-O $15,0 00c..A pr 1 *1939 Tot .assess, val. ^2504 act) 85,383,324
County tax (per $1,000) 1925..$7,50
(Subject to call after 15 years.)
4s’ 12 M-N $50,000c! May 1 1942 PopuVn 1910, 108.858; 1920, 128,334
IN T . at office o f Sinking Fund
(Subject to call beginning 1922
4s T4 F-A $15.000...Aug la 1944 Commission.
(Subject to call beginning 1924.)
434s’20 F-A 1,428,000-Feb 1 ’28-’48 B L A IR S V IL L E .
This borough is in Indiana County.
W aterworks Improv. Bonds.
-s ’26 F-A15 $120,000 Aug 15 ’27-’29 All bonds are tax-free to holder.
Street Bonds.
(Optional Aug 15 1927)
$6,000c*._Apr 1 1928
Street Bonds
8,000c*. .A pr 1 1933
4s ’97 M-S $43,500c— Sept 1 1927 4 J4s’ 13 A-O
10,00 0c*.. Apr 1 1938
(Optional beginning 1902.)
J2 ,000 c*..A p r 1 1942
B orough-Im provem ent Bonds.
M unicipal Bldg. & Paving Bds.
4s ’07 M-N $36,000o_ Nov 1 1937
_
3 Hs’00 F-A 2,100c..F eb 1 al930 444s’24 J-J /$5,000c*-_July 1 1936
(20,000c* July 1 ’48&54
3 ^ s ’01 J-D
5,000c..June 1 al931
W ater Bonds.
3 K s’03 F-A 4,000c._Aug 1 al933
44£s’25 J-J /825,000c*...Tan 1 1937
•Permanent St.-Im pt. Bonds.
1100,000c*Jan 1 ’49&’54
4s ’06 A-O $75,000c
Oct 1 1936
90,000.-1938, ’50, ’56
4>*sT2 A-O 4 2 ,000 c...O ct 1 194f 444s’26 J-J
BOND. DEBT Mar 26 ’27. $276,000
•Paving Bonds.
4s T7 J-D$150.000c_ June 1 194'. Water debt (incl.)________ 215,000
_
Floating debt (add’l)______
13,500
Street L igh tin g Bonds.
18,000
4H s’2 0 J -J $52,000. .Jan 1 ’28-’40 Sinking fu n d _____________
Assessed value real estate..3,932,985
•Street & Sewer Impt. Bonds.
_
425
AH b'13 A-O $32.000____Oct 1 1943 Assessed value personal_
Other assessable property. . 572,700
•R efunding B onds.
4s T 6 F-A $55.900____Aug 1 1946 Tot.ass’d val.’27(80%act.) 4,506,110
4H s’ 17 F-A 5 5 ,000 c...A u g 1 1947 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$7.00
Population 1910, 3,572; 1920--4.391
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1932.)
Sewer & Street Im provement.
4 s g ’23 A -0$175,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’33 B L A IR S V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T .
Im provement Bonds.
4J4s’15 A-O $44,000_Apr 15 ’30-’42
4 ^ s ’ 10 J-J $21,0 0 0c...Ju ly 1 1940
($10,000 1930. 1934 and 1937 and
(Subject to call after July 1 1920.)
$14,000 in 1942.)
4J4sT5 A-O 20,000____Oct 1 1945
_ M ay
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1930.) 4J4s’25 M -N (f$5,000c_ M ay 1 1933
10,000c_
_
1 1943
•Sewer, Police & Fire-Alarm Bds.
(20,000c.M ay
4J*sTl A-O $40.000c_ Oct 1 1941 BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’27— 1’50&’55
_
$86,000
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
8,274
4s ’03 M-S $100,000c.Sept 1 1933 Assessed value 1927_______ 3,828,295
(Optional after 20 years from date) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927..$11.00
Fire Apparatus Purchase.
Bonds are tax-free.
4s T7 J-J
$3.0 0 0 c
Jan 1 1928
IN T . at Blairsville Nat. Bank.
Bridge Bonds.
4 } * s g ’22 /$64.000.. Jan 1 ’28-’31
J-J 1420,000. .Jan 1 ’32-’52 B L A K E L Y .
This borough (P. O. Peckviile) is in
Street Impt. Funding B onds.
4 K s g ’22 ($149,100—Jan 1 ’28-’37 Lackawanna Co. Incorp. Aug. 23
J-J 1 240,000.. Jan 1 ’38-’52 1867. Bonds are tax-free. Borough
4M s’26 A-O 280,000...O c t 1 ’28-’47 owns its electric-light plant (inven­
N ortham pton H eights Bonds tory Jan. 18 1921, $83,831.93.)
Building Bonds.
Annexed)
5s T5 F-A $15,000____Aug 1 1940
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’08 J-J $10,000------July 1 1938 (Subject to call after Aug. 1 1920)
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
(Optional July 1 1918.)
. . . $7,500...................... ..
4s ’09 J-J $12,000------July 1 1939 .s T8
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1933.)
(Optional July 1 1919.)
Bridge Bonds.
Street Improvement B onds.
$4,000..July 1 ’28-’31
4 H s’14M-N $30,000____M ay 1 1944 5s T7 J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 1923.. $44,000
(Optional May 1 1929.)
4H s’ 17 F-A $40,000____Aug 1 1937 Assess, val ’22 (75% a c t.).3,600,000
Boro, tax (per $1,000) 1921_ $10.00
_
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
_
4 ^ s ’19M-N $15,000____M ay 11949 Total tax (per $1,000) 1921_ $41.50
BON D. D E B T Apr 1 ’ 26-$3,712,000 Population 1910, 5,345; 1920, 6.564
IN T. at Peckviile Nat. Bank,
Sinking funds (est.)______
535,497
Tot.assess.val. ’26_______ 64,733,635 Peckviile.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$26.00
Population In 1910___________12,837 B L A K E L Y T O W N S H IP .
Population 1920_____________50,358
This township issin^Lackawanna
a Subj. to call 10 years after date; County.
• 15 years after date.
534s’21 s-a $250,000c_____________
INT. pavable at office o f Treas.
BONDED D E B T .............
(f)




137

Population (e s t .)___________ 18,000
* IN T . at Dist. Treasurer’s office;
This borough is in Allegheny
on other issues at Bradford Nat. Bk.
County.
Borough Bonds.
bren tw ood :
4J4s’26 M -N $115,000.Nov 1 ’30-’46
This borough is in Allegheny
(For maturity, see V. 123,p. 1905.)
BONDED DEBT Jan 1 ’27 $115,000 County. Incorp. Nov. 6 1915.
Borough Bonds.
Total assessed value 1926.-1,864,740
($40,000- Jan 1 ’30, ’31,
Population 1926 (est.)________2,800
’33, ’35 & ’36, ’51.
I ’52 & 954.
BLOOM SBU RCL
44*s’27 J-J / 60,000...J a n 1 ’38-’49
This town Is In Columbia County.
20,000—.Jan 1 ’50-’53
F unding Sewer & Impt. B onds.
[ 30,000—.Jan 1 ’55-’57
4j4s’22 . . . $160,000-—Oct 1 ’33-’48
General Im provement Bonds.
Town Bonds.
$23,000_____
4J4s’26 J-J $15,OOOc._Jan 1 ’47-’52 4H s’ 17 F-A D T . Jan 1 ’27.1927-1949
$31,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1922.. $216,090 GEN. BD .
Sinking fund— _____________
5,966
Sinking fund______________
2,463
val.’27(60%act.) 5,975,100
Assessed valuation 1922___6.700.185 Tot.ass’d rate (per $1,000) ’27 $8.00
Total tax
Population 1910, 7,413; 1920, 7,819 Population in 1926____________3,500
BLAW NOX.

B R A C K E N R ID G E S C H . D I S T .

S chool-B u ild ing Bonds.
4>*s J-D
$8.0 0 0 c ... June 1 1933
4H s M-S / 5.500c...S ep t 1 1930
5,50 0c...S ept 1 1940
4J4s F-A
17,000c— .F eb 1 1936
.17 ,000 c...F eb 1 1945
44*s g ’22J-J 120,000—July 1 ’27-’52
(Due $2,000 every 5 years)
44*s’25 M-S (30,000c.Mar 1 ’35&’40
\20,OOOc.Mar 1 '45&’50
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 ’27. $223,000
Sinking fund_____________
24,263
Ass’d val’n 1927 (80% act.)2,683,900
School tax rate(per $1,000)’2 7 .$29.50
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 4,950
IN T . payable at Tarentum (Pa.)
Sav. & Trust C o.; and at VIerch. &
Mechanics Bank, Brackenridge.

B R E N T W O O D S C H O O L D IS T .

School Bldg. Bonds {tax-free).
$70.000____$10,000 on
Jan. 1 in ’28,’32,
5s ’20 J-J
’35. ’39, ’41, ’44
and ’46.
15,000____Jan 1 1949
44£s’25 -AO 150,000..Apr 1 ’28-’55
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 2458.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 1927— $235,000
Total assess, val. 1927..5,975,100
School tax rate (per $1,000)’27 $12.50
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 3,500
B R ID G E P O R T S C H O O L D IS T .

This district (P. O. Bridgeport) Is
in Montgomery County. Bonds are

44*s’22 J-J $100,000c.July 1 ’32-’51
(Due $20,000 every 6 years.)
44*s’23 . . .
40.000 _____ 1928-1943
This borough is in Alleghenv Co
($10,000 every 5 years.)
Inc. June 8 1867. Pop. TO. 19,357; BOND. D E B T June 13 ’27 $140,000
1920. 20,879.
Assess, val. 1926 (about
F un din g B onds.
40% actual)____________2,749,465
44*s’ 13 J-D $l50.000.Y ’ly beg. 1927 Sch.taxrate (per $1,000) ’26—$17.00
4s T6 J-D 156,000
Population (est.)______________ 4,800
(Part yearly in M ay for 30 years.)
IN T . at Bridgeport Nat. Bank.
F unding & S treet-Im pt. B onds.
4s ’05. M -N S78.000c_Yrly in M ay B R ID G E V IL L E .
F unding & Improvement Bonds.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
4s ’02 J-J $26,000c—Yrly in Jan. 4 J^s’26 J-J $20,000c_ Jan 15 1956
_
Im provement Bonds.
BOND. D E B T M ay 25 ’26 $111,000
44*s’ 98 A-O $4,500—Yrly in Oct. Sinking fund______________
47,287
BOND. D E B T M ay 2 3 ’27 $394,500 Tot. val. ’26 (abt. 4-5 a ct.).2,800,000
Ass’d val. real estate____ 15,370,000 Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’ 26.$12.00
Assessed val. personal___ 1,517,000
Population 1910, 1,983; 1920—3,092
Tot.ass’d val.*26(60%act) 16,887,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926_ $13.00 B R ID G E V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T .
_
IN T at Boro. Treasurer’s office. BOND. D E B T July 15 ’23. $50,000
Floating debt (add’l) —
2, 700
B R A D D O C K B O R O S C H . D IS T . Sinking fund______________
24,249
4)4sT4 M-N$173.000c*May 1 ’28-44 Tot. ass’d val.’23 (70%act.)2.517.150
(See V. 98. p. 1181, for maturity.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$18.00
44*sT8M-N (10,000c*Nov 1 ’27-’36 Population in 1921____________3,148
\20,000c*Nov 1 ’37-’46
BOND. DEBT M ay 21 ’27 $278,000 B R ID G E W A T E R S C H . D IS T .
Ass’d val. ’27 (80% act.>.16,000,000
P. O. West Bridgewater.
8chool tax (per $1,000) 1927—$17.00
School B onds (itax-free).
4J*s’ 15 J-D ( $7,000c.June 1 ’28-’34
B R A D D O C K T W P . S C H . D IS T .
1 20,000—June 1 ’35-’44
This district is in Allegheny County. BOND. D EBT Apr 19 ’27 . $31,000
'$6,000----- June 1 1932 Sinking fund______________
2,200
7.000 _June 1 1937 Assess, val. ’25 (actual)_____718,230
44*s’22 J-D
8.000 _June 1 1942 Sch.tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$22.00
9.000 -- June 1 1947
,14,000----- June 1 1952 B R IS T O L .
This borough is in Bucks County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1922—.$53,500 Inc. 1720.
Assessed valuation 1922____ 883,250
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
Population in 1920___________ 1,215
Bonds {opt. beg.
IN TER E ST payable at First N a­ 4s R efu n d in g $4,000____Oct 1 1933)
T3 A-O
1943
tional Bank of Braddock.
W ater Bonds
4J*s’ 12 F-A $67,500c_Feb 1 ’28-’42
BRADFORD.
36,000____July 1 1947
This city is in McKean County. 4H s’ 18 J-J
-s ’20 .
10,000...........................
Incorp. Jan. 14 1879. Population 4}*s’22 . . .
..
24.000
_____ _____
1910, 14,544; 1920, 15,525.
4>*s’26 . . .
86.000
___________
Bridge Bonds.
4>*s’27 . . .
35,000_______________
5s ’26 A-O $10.000.Apr 15 ’27-’36
Sewer B onds.
(Optional April 15 1931.)
4 !4 sT l A-O $39,000.cApr 1 ’28-’40
C ity Bonds.
BOND.
T Jan 1 ^ - ^ 7 a " an
1
4M s’27 A-O $30,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’37 ASSeSSietl D E B192/ — - - ’2 6 .. /7$315,000
Imnrr.vf.mont Rnnrle
Val.
— — ,4/4,289
Im provement Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 5 ---$ ! 1.00
4>*s’ 17 J-J
$80,000c*.............1927 Pop’n 1910, 9,256; 19 20......... 10,273
(Subject to call.)
INTEREST at Bristol Trust Co.
5s ’ 19 J-D $30,000c*________ 1939
(Subject to call after 1929.)
S
IS T .
5s ’20 M -N$35,000c*________ 1930 B R O O K V IL L E(P. C H O O L D ville) Is
This district
O. Brooks
(Subject to call 1920.)
In Jefferson County.
Alms H ouse Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J $19.000c*..Jan 1 1950 4 ? School Bonds.
is’ 19
5 ’27-38
5J*s’21 A-O
15.000c*_______ 1951 BOND. J-J $36,000—July 1$53,000
D EBT M ay 1 5 ’20.
(Optional after 1931.)
Floating debt_____________
10,000
Incinerator Bonds.
val.’20 (35% act.) 1,464,000
5s ’20 A-O $15,000c*.............1930 Tot.ass*d (per $1,000) 1920— $25.00
Tax rate
(Optional 1920)
4>*s’23 A-O 25,000c*..O ct 1 1953 Population in 1920____________4,000
(Optional Oct 1 1933)
Br o w n s v i l l e ]
R efu nd ing & Imprv’t Bonds.
This
4H s’17 M-S $12.000c*......
1942 Incorp. borough is in Fayette County.
in 1814. Pop n ’ 10, 2.324;
(Subject to call 1939.)
1920, 2,502.
Street Impt. Bonds.
Tax Free Bonds.
5s ’22 J-J $14,000c—Optional 1932 J*s’16 M-S
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27. $255,000 4(Due $5,000 $15,000________ ______
in 20, 25 and 30 yrs.)
Sinking fund______________ 119,775
Assess, val. ’27 (60% act.). 9,736,630 4s S treet-Im provem ent B onds.
A-O $7,000c____ 1927-1933
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____$16.00 4 J*s’ l l M-N 22,000c—1931 & 1941
INT. at City Treasurer’s office.
BOND. D EBT Apr 1919.—$67,000
Sinking funds______________ 3,439
BRADFO RD COUNTY.
Assess, val. (H act.) ’15___971.000
Towanda is the county seat.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1916-.*35.50
R oad Bldg. Bonds {Tax-free).
IN T . payable In Brownsville at
5s ’22 A -0$616,500c...............serial Monongahela Nat. Bank.
5s ’25 A-O 100,000..Oct 1 ’29-’35
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 2783.) B R O W N S V IL L E B O R O . S C H ,D .
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 5 ’27 $790,000 4J£s’26 J-J
80,000—July 1 ’32-’55
Assessed value real estate.20,560,000 BOND. D E B T Apr 13 ’27. $105,000
Assessed value personal. .
900,000 Sinking fund______________
11,000
Other assessable property.
840 000 Assess, val. '27(1-3 a c t .) ..1,395.700
Tot.ass’d val.’27(60%act) 22,300,000 School tax rate (per $1,000) ‘27$35 00
State&Co.tax (per $l,000)j’27.$18.00 B U C K S C O U N T Y .
Population 1927____________ 55,000
Doylestown is the county seat.
F unding B onds (Tax Free).
B R A D F O R D S C H O O L D I S T R I C T 4}*s’22 M -S $160,00OcMar 1 ’32-’50
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
(Due $32,000 in each of the years
* B uilding Bonds.
1932,1937, 1942, 1947 and 1950.
4M g’15A-0 $45,000c*due $2,000 & B O N D . D E B T Apr 12 ’27 $160,000
$3,000 in alternate years Sinking fund____________
18,666
4Ms’23 J-J Jl53.000c*July 1 ’27-’43 Assessed value real estate.62,255,514
1100,000c*July 1 ’44-’53 Assessed value personal.. 1,379,753
4 J*s’24 A-O 109.000c*$4.000ylyApr Other assess, property___ 22,402,222
BOND. D EBT Apr 12 ’27. $408,000 Tot. ass’d val.’26 <M act.) 86.037,489
Assess, val. 1927 (3-5 a c t .).9,736,630 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_____ $6.00
Total tax (per $1,000) ’27____$22.00 Population 1910, 76,530; 1920.82.476
BRADDOCK.

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PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS

B U R N H A M S C H O O L D I S T R I C T . BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '27. $120,000

This district (P. O. Burnham) is in
Mifflin County.
4s T4 F-A $8,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1944
4M s’25 F-A 50,000c.._Feb 1 1955
(Optional Feb. 1 1935.)
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 5 ’27. $58,000
Tot.ass’d val. '26 (3s act.) .1,256.155
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$23.50
Population in 1927 (estimated).3,000
IN TEREST payable in Burnham.
BUTLER.

Ass’d val.’27 (60-75% act.) 4,261,500
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) 1927-S8.00
Population 1925 (est.)________ 4,000
C A M B R IA T O W N S H IP S C H O O L
D IS T R IC T .

This district is in Cambria County.
S chool Bonds (Tax Free).
5s T8 - . 23,500_______________
5M s’21 F-A $30,000.-Aug 1 ’ 29-’45
(Due $10,000 in each of the years
1929, 1937 and 1945.)
($5,000____ Aug 1 1929
4M s’24 F-A • 6,000____ Aug 1 1934
7,000____ Aug 1 1939
118,000--Aug 1 ’44-’49
4M s’25 F-A 70,000--Aug 1 ’30-’ 55
For maturity see V . 121. p. 105.)
BOND. D E B T July 5 ’26 -- $159,500
Ass’d val. '24___________ 4,477,870
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 24-$9.00
Population (est.) 1925-------------4,500

This city is in Butler County.
Incorporated as a borough 1817. and
has been a third-class city since
Jan. 1 1918.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
V iaduct Bonds.
4M s’ 14J-D $90,000............
1940
5s ’21 J-J 790,000. - Jan 1 ’31-’45
135,000.-Jan 1 '46-’ 50
Street-Im provem ent B onds.
4s ’ 07 J-D $75,000..................1928 C A M B R ID G E S P R IN G S .
4s ’09 J-J
25,000..........
1933
This boro, is in Crawford County.
4s ’09 A-O 25,000..........
1936 5s ’23 F-A $18,0 0 0 c ____ 1936-1947
4 M s'll J-J
50.000--------------- 1938 BOND. D E B T Apr 12 ’26..$60,500
4Ms’ 13 J-J
14,000__________ 1938 Assessment debt (add’l ) _____ 2,837
5s T9 M -N125.000___________1949 Sinking fund_______________ 11,281
5s ’21 M-S 20,000__________ 1931 Tot. ass’d val. ’ 26 (50% act.) 971,695
5 s ’23 J-J
1 2 ,0 0 0 -.-...........1928 Tax rate (per$l,O0O) *26_____ $21.50
4M s’24 M-S 30,000c.Sept 1 ’31-’36 Population in 1910, 1,600: ’20. 1,663
(Optional Sept. 1 1931.)
4}£s’25 J-J
70,000.-July 1 ’45-’51
4M s’25 A-O 30,000c. .O ct 1 ’45-’54 C A N O N S B U R G .
This borough is in Washington Co
Sewer B onds.
Inc. 1802. New charter M ay 12
4M s’24 J-D 100,000........
1948
4M s’25 A-O$100,000r*Apr 1 ’40-’49 1911. Population 1910. 3,891; 1920.
10,632.
4M s’26 J-J 100,000___________ 1949
xPaving Bonds.
R efu n d in g & Street Im pt. Bds. 4Ms
M -N $3,000c. -N ov 2 1927
4M s’22M-N $30,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’29 4Ms’ 16 M-S 18,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’36
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’27 $961,000
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt (add’l)_____
144,000 4s
J-D $2,0 0 0 c ...D e c 2 1927
Sinking fund_____________
42,747
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
Assess, val. ’27 (actual)-.32,000,000 4M s’26 J-J $50,000--July 1 ’31-’51
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---$10.00
xFunding & Impt. bonds.
($10,000c—-Jan 1 1928
Pop’n 1920, 23.778; 1927____ 25,000
IN T. payable in Butler at City 4Ms’23 J-J
60.000c.-Jan 1 ’ 29-‘43
Treasurer’s office.
I 30,000c.-Jan 1 ’44-’53
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27— $1/4,400
BUTLER COU N TY.
Floating debt (add’l)______
58,300
Butler is county seat. Bonds are Sinking fund______________
18,000
tax free to holder.
Assessed valuation 1927_ 5,114,783
_
Tax rate (Per $1,000) 1927_ $18.00
_
Road Bonds.
5Ms’ 20 . . . $745.000c Sept 1 ’27-’44
IN T . at Borough Treas. office,
4M s’23 A-O 1,575,000c Oct 1 ’28-’47
x Tax free to holders.
(Optional Oct. 1 1938.)
T O T . DEBT Mar 1 ’26--$2,320,000 C A N T O N T O W N S H IP S. D .
Total assessed val. 1925-.71,622,874
This district is in Washington
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '26 $9.00 County.
Pop. 1910, 72,689; 1920______ 77.270
S chool Bonds.
IN T . payable at Treasurers office. 5s ’26 J-J $48,000...J a n 1 ’28-’51
5s ’26 M -N 16,000 Nov 1 ’28-’43
B U T L E R SCH O OL D I S T R I C T .
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’26- $101,000
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
Assessed valuation 1925___3,385,320
4s ’07 M-S $56,000c
Sept 1 1937 Population 1925 (est.)________ 4,200
3 Ms’00 F-A 19,000r ...A u g 1 1929
(Optional beginning 1916.)
CARBON C O U N TY.
4s TO M -N 4 7 ,0 0 0 c...N o v 1 1940
Mauch Chunk is the county seat.
(Subject to call $15,000 in 15 years 4Ms
-.-$ 1 6 0 ,0 0 0 _______________
and $20,000 in 20 years.)
Road Bonds.
4M s’ 12 A-O 25,000c*.Apr 15 1942 5Ms’20 A-0$200,000_____ 1935-1950
(Optional after 5, 10 and 15 years.)
($50,000 each five years.)
4Ms’ 15 J-D 30,000c* June 1 ’27-’40
(175,000___ Apr 1 1937
4s T6 M-S 215,000c .Sept 1 ’27-’45 4Ms’22 A-O 116,000-Apr 1 ’42 & '47
4 If s’ 18 A-O 210,000c____ 1926-1948
l 59.000___ Apr 1 1952
BOND. D E B T Apr 19’ 26- $602,000 GEN. BD . D T . M ay 1 '27 $710,000
Sinking fund____________
164,023 Sinking fu n d .___________
102,330
Ass’d v al.’27(70% a c t.)-.3 1 ,496,916 Total assessed value 1926
(about M actual)______38,486,346
School tax (per $1,000) 1927___ $9.00
INTEREST payable at Guaranty County tax (per $1,000) '25--$7.00
Population’ 10, 52,846;’ 1920, 62,565
Trust C o., Butler.
B U T L E R T O W N S H IP .

This township is in Butler County.
T ow n sh ip B onds.
4M s’27 M-S $148,000-M ar 1 ’32-’55
BONDED D E B T ................$148,000
Population 1920______________ 7,692
B U T L E R T O W N S H IP S C H . D IS .

This district (P. O. Butler) is in
Butler County.
4M s’ 18 F-A $11,000.
)ue
(Du $4,000 yeorly, subject to call
after 5 yean.)
.s ’20
25,000_______________
.s ’25 - - 75,000_______________
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27- $111,000
Ass’d val. ’26 (70% act.)..7,982,815
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26S16.00
IN T . payable at Butler.
C A L IF O R N IA S C H O O L D IS T .

This district (P. O. California) is
In Washington County.
TOTAL. D E B T July 1 1926 $98,263
Floating debt_______________ 27,354
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923___$23.00
Population in 1921 (est.)______ 2,800
C A M B R IA C O U N T Y .

Ebensburg is the county seat.
C oun ty C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
4Ms’18 A-OS380.000c.-Oct 1 '27-’41
(See V. 107, p. 2306, for maturity.)
Road Bonds.
6s '19 J-D$335,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’42
5M s’20 M-S 413,000--Sept 1 ’27-’43
(See V. I l l p. 1198 for maturity.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5M s’21 J-J $381,000-July 15 ’27-’44
5M s’21 A-O 394,000.-O ct 1 ’27-’44
4M s’22 M-S 444.000-.N ov 1 ’27-’45
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 1859.)
4M s’22 F-A*444,000- -Aug 1 ’ 27-’45
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 458.)
4Ms*23M-S15 459,000cSeptl5’27-’4o
(For maturity see V. 117, p. 1483.)
4M s24 F-A 462,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’47
4 Ms’25 J-J 462,000-Jan 15 ’28-’48
4Ms*25 J-D 462,000--June 1 ’28-’48
4M s’26 A-O 400,000--Oct 15 ’27-’49
B D . D E B T Apr. 24 ’25 --$5 ,142,000
T ot. assessed value 1925-171,728,920
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’24-$6.00
Pop’n 1910, 166,331; 1920, 197,839
*INT. at County Treas. office.
C A M B R IA T O W N S H IP .

This township is in Cambria Co.
Road D istrict Bonds.
4Ms’22 M -N $50,000--N o v 1 ’ 27-’52
For maturity see V. 115, p. 2402.)




S ir e e t B onds.
4 Ms’98 J-D $10,000___ June 11928
4Ms’09 J-J
60.000 July 1 '27-’38
4M s’ 16J-D 75,000............
1938
BOND. D E B T M ay 15 ’27 $229,000
Ass'd val. '26 (H a ct.)___ 9,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $14.00
Pop’n 1926, 12,000.
IN T . at Carnegie National Bank,
Carnegie.
______
C A R N E G IE S C H O O L D IS T .

($13,400c.Mar 1 ’28&’29
4Ms’2 2 M -S f 80,000c-Mar 1 ’31-’38
60,000c.M ar 1 '39-42
1140.000c.Mar 1 ’43-’49
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’26 -- $436,500
Sinking fund______________
43,/93
Ass’d val. '27 (80% act.)--9,850,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___$19-00
Population in 1927__________ 12,500
C A R R IC K .

This borough is in Allegheny Co
Inc. June 21 ’04; Pop’n in ’ 10 6,173;
1920 10.504
4Ms’24 J-D 200,000--D ec 1 ’44-’53
x Street and F unding Bonds.
4s ’ 16 M-S $110.000--Sept l ’27-’46
(See V. 103, p. 680, for maturity.)
Street Impt. Bonds.
4s ’06 A-O $3,000_____Oct 1 1930
Sewer Bonds.
4s '05 J-J $50,000--.J an ’31 & '36
Park & Equip. Bonds.
4Ms’ 13 J-D $35,000..D ec 1 ’28 and
every 5 years thereafter
Impt. & Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
4Ms’ l l M -N$55.000cNov 1 1926-’41
(Part due every 5 years.)
BOND. D E B T Apr 2 0 ’26 $456,000
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
235,000
Sinking fund____________
21,350
Ass’d val. ’25 (65% act.)-12,750,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$11.00
x Tax-free to holder.
IN T. on bonds of 1913 and 1916 at
Carrick Bank, o n ’ others at Iron &
Glass Dollar Sav. Bank, Pittsburgh.

[V ol. 124,
C H A R L E R O I S CH O O L D IS T .

Bonds are tax-free to holders.
4M s’04M -N j$4,000c._M ay 1 ’ 28-’31
\ 5 ,0 0 0 c--. May 1 1928
4M s’ 12 J-J
20,000c.July 1 ’27-’42
(See V 94, p 1641. for maturity.)
-s '04
$15,000_______ _______
-s ’06
6 ,5 0 0 ..........................
-s ’07 . . .
20,000...........................
4M s’ 16 J-J I 8.000....................1944
118,000..........1945-1946
4M s’22 J-J 150.000c......... 1932-1951
4M s’27 M -S ( 5,000c— Mar 1 1945
IllO.OOOc.Mar 1 ’46-’56
BOND. D E B T Feb 5 ’27 -- $389,000
Sinking fund______________
57,653
Assess, val. (50% act.) ’26-4,744,505
School tax (per $1,000) 1918—$20.00
Pop’n 1910, 9,635; 1920______ 12,559
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Charle­
roi, and Dist. Treasurer’s office.
C H E L T E N H A M T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. Elkins Park)
is in Montgomery County. Bonds
are tax-free.
Highw ay B onds.
4M s’ 16 J-J $45,000____July 1 1946
(Optional after July 1 1926)
4M s’23 J-J *100,000c.Jan 1 ’ 28-’43
(Due every 5 years.)
4M s’27 A-O 100,000
(Due Apr. 1 ’42, ’47, ’52 & ’57.)
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’25M-S $200,0 0 0c*.-N ov 1 1935
4M s’27 A-O 400,000____Apr 1 1937
(Optional Apr. 1 1932.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 6 ’27-$l,555,000
Assessed valuation 1927—22,800,000
Population 1927_____________ 16,000
* IN T. at the Jenkintown Bank
& Trust C o., Jenkintown.
CH ELTENH AM T W P . SCH . D.

Bonds are tax-free.
f268,000c_Jan 1 ’35 &’ 40
4M s’25 J-J (268,000c.Jan 1 '45 &’ 50
C A R R IC K SCH O O L D IS T R IC T .
1134,000c____Jan 1 1! 55
Annexed to Pittsburgh Jan. 3 1927. BOND. D EBT Apr 15 ’27$1,000.500
Sinking fund_____________
$62,000
C A SS T W P . S C H O O L D IS T .
Total assessed val’n 1927
This district is m Schuylkill Co.
(30%
GEN. BD . D T . Apr 1 ’25- $189,200 Sch. tax to 50% a ctu a l)-..22,000,000
rate (per $1,000) '27--$20.00
68,500
Floating debt (add’l)_____
Sinking fund____________
2,100 Population in 1925 (est.)_____ 19,000
Total assessed value 1924.-4,044,513
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’24.$20.00 C H E S T E R .
Chester is situated in Delaware Co.
Population___________________ 5,046
Incorp. 1866.
3M s’03 A-O $30,000___ Apr 1 1933
CATASAUQUA.
This borough Is In Lehigh County. 4M s’ 19
300,000-.July 1 ’29-’39
(Due $100,000 every 5 years)
Bridge B onds (Tax-Free).
3M s’05 A-O $2,300c__________1935 4Ms’ 14J-J5 $60,000_’28. ’36 & '44
4M s’ 18 —
70,000____Jan 1 1948
Street Impt. Bonds (Tax-Free).
4M s’22 J-J $113,800 _____ 1927-1952 4M s’25 J-J 108,000c.July 1 ’27-’35
(Due $20,000 every 5 years.)
4M s’26 J-J 150,000c.-$30,000 each
5 years 1931 to 1956
W ater-W orks (Tax-Free).
4s’09-10M-N$44,900c— 1930 & 1940 4Ms’26 J-J 750,000c.$150,000 each
5 years 1936 to 1956
TO T. B D . D T . June 1 ’27- $226,400
Water debt (included)_____
45.400
Im provement B onds.
Sinking fund______________
56,200 4M s’22 — -$225,000--Sept 1 ’28-’52
(Due $45,000 every 6 years.)
Ass’d val’n 1926 (70% act.) 3,765,000
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1927___ $12.00
§ R efu n d in g B on d s.
Population 1926______________ 5,100 3Ms’99 J-J $176,000c____July 1929
IN T . at Nat. Bank of Catasauqua. 4s '07 J-J 133,000c-.-July 1 1937
(Subject to call July 1 1917.)
4M s’24 J-J 325,000c...Jan 1 1954
C A T A S A U Q U A S C fi. D IS T .
This district is in Lehigh County.
§City B onds.
3Ms’04 J-J $70,000c— July 1 1934
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
70,000c...Jan 1 1939
48 T2 J-J
18.600c_ July 1 1942 4s ’09 J-J
_
(Subject to call July 1 1922.)
4 Ms’ l l J-J 3OO,OO0cJ’lyl'3O-'35-’4O
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 2 ’27- $18,600 4s T0 . . . 100,000____July 1 1946
Sinking funds____________
1,600 BOND. D E B T Jan 4 ’ 27-$2,867,000
_ 351,700
Ass’d val. ’26(abt.4-5 act.) .3,274,035 Assessment debt (add’l ) _
C A R B O N D A L E S C H O O L D IS T .
4Ms’ 16 J-D$100,000c._$25,000 on School tax (per $1,000) 1926. .$14.00 Floating debt (add’l ) --------- 210,921
Population in 1926 (est.)--------- 5.000 Total assess, val. 1927____ 67,903,696
June 1 '31, '36. ’41 & ’45.
IN T . at Nat. Bank of Catasauqua. City tax (per $1,000) 1927------$10.00
($50,000____ Oct 1 1932
Populat’n 1926, 70,400; 1920. 58.030
4Ms’2 2 A -0 75,000____ Oct 1 1942
I Tax-free to holders.
CH AM BERSBU RG .
(175,000____ Oct 1 1952
This borough is the county seat of
4M s’26 J-D 150,000c
IN T . on 4 Ms of 1919 at the City
(Due June 15 1931, 1936, 1941, Franklin Co. Inc. 1784.
Treasurer’s office.
3Ms’03 A-O $19,900c___A p r l 1933
1946 and 1951.)
4M s’27
48,000--Apr 1 ’32-’47 (Subject to call after April 1 1908.)
V arious M unicipal Impt. Bonds, C H E S T E R C O U N T Y .
NET D EBT M ay 1 3 ’2 4 .. $451,000
Floating debt___________
18,000
($42,500____ Dec 11930
County seat is West Chester.
Sinking fund____________
33,399 4Ms’ 10
J-D 50,000____ Dec 11935
C oun tv Bonds.
( 52,500____ Dec 1 1940 4M s’24 M-S$500,000r*__Mar 1’34’ 54
Assess, val. 1923 (actual).ll,227,786
($100,000 every 5 years.)
M -S 50,000___ Sept 11942
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923___$22.00 4Ms’ 12
BOND. D T . May 2 5 ’27$500,000
Population in 1922__________ 22,000
R efunding Bonds.
IN T. on bonds of 1916 at Liberty 4Ms’ 19 J-D $62,000c-Due on July 1 Assessed valuation______120,035,323
(For amount due each year see Pop’n 1910, 109,213; 1920-.115.120
Discount & Sav. Bank, Carbondale.
V. 109, p. 302.)
C A R L IS L E .
Electric Light Bonds.
This borough is in Cumberland Co. 5Ms’22 - - . $10,000 _______ Serially C H E S T E R SCH O O L D I S T R I C T .
_s
„ 17,000______ 1927
_
5s '24 - - .
35.000----------------------- 4Ms’ 12 M -N ($20,000_ June 1 1932
\ 60,000-J’ne 1 ’37&’42
4s
. . . $61,000_____ July 1 1941 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $311,900
19,032 4Ms’ 15 - - .
75.000J’n e l’32,'37&’42
4s
---9,000____Apr 1 1946 Sinking fund____________
Total ass’d val’n (real est.),
Empire Bonds.
S chool Bonds.
_s
. . . $10,000.________ ______
1925 (60% actual)_____7,389,284 4M s’ 17 - „ $130,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1947
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925___$32.00 4Ms’ 18 — - 370,000__________ _1948
R efu nd ing Bonds.
P op ’ d TO, 11,800; 1920______ 13,171 5s ’20 ann 250,000____ Apr 1 1950
_s ’25 . . . $10,800_______________
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $108,700 IN T . at Nat. Bk. of Chambersburg. 4M s’22 - . - 700,000____ M ay 1 1953
Floating debt (add’l ) ______ 116,900
H igh-S chool Bonds.
General sinking f u n d - ___
2,329 C H A M B E R S B U R G S C H . D IS T .
3 Ms'01 J-J $125,000c---July 1 1931
Tot.ass’d val.’27(40% act.)5,536,990
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
4s
J-D 30,000r_ May 1 1934
_
Tax rate (per $1,000' 1923— $18-00
B uilding & Equipm ent Bonds.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
Population 1910, 10,3 3; 1920, 10,916 5s ’22 A-O ($72,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’50 4M s’ 13 J-D $75,000cJ’nel ’32,*37&42
>
On Jan. 1 1923 this borough owned
1 5,000c___ Oct 1 1951 BD. D EBT May 23 ’23--$1,835,500
5,433 shares of Carlisle Gas & Water BOND. DEBT Mar 19 ’27- $198,000 Sinking fund________
345,472
stock valued at $135,825Sinking fund____________
17,000 Assess, val. '23 (75% act.)$61,000,000
IN T . at Farmers' Tr. C o.. Carlisle. Assess, val. (2-3 act.) ’27- 7,000,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1923-$10.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) '27_____ $18.00
Bonds are tax-exempt.
C A R L IS L E S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
Population in 1927 (est.)____13.200
INTEREST is payable at the Dela­
B uilding Bonds (Tax-free).
INT. at District Treasurer’s office. ware County Trust Co. in Chester.
4s ’ 14 J-J $42,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1944
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1924.) C H A R L E R O I.
4M s’27 M-S (72,000r* Mar 1 ’28-’36
This borough is in Washington Co. C L A IR T O N .
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
1 6,000r* ..M a r 1 1937 Inc. Feb. 8 1892.
4M s’27
257.000c.May 1 ’37-’56 4s ’99
$20,000c_________ 1929 Boro, of Wilson annexed Jan. 1 1922.
BOND. D EBT June 2 ’27- $375,000 4M s’04 . . .
14,00Cc_________ 1932
($60,000--Due $10,000
Tot. val. 1926 (40% act)_5.612,120 4Ms’07
10,000c_________ 1935 5Ms’20F-A ( Aug 1 ’29, '34, ’38, '42,
School tax rate (per $1,000)'25 $19.00 4 Ms'14 J-J
75,000c—.July 1 1944
I ’45 and ’47.
Population in 1927 (est.)_____12,000 4M s’ 17 . . .
( 15.000___ Aug 1 1950
28,000c_________ 1947
IN T . payable at Farmers' Tr. C o., 4M s’19 A-O 32,000c--- Apr 1 1949 4M s’22 — .
45,000c.........................
Carlisle.
F unding & Street Im pt. Bonds.
4M s’25 - - - 150,000______ Dec 1954
4Ms
---$ 1 4 5 .0 0 0 _______________
R efu nding & Street Bonds.
C A R N E G IE .
4Ms’ 13 J-J $17,000c
July 1 1938 WILSON BORO. BDS. (Annexed).
This borough is in Allegheny Co. BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’26- $346,000 4M s’26 M-N$129,000_ M ay 1 1955
_
(Optional M ay 1 1941.)
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
Sinking fund_____________
92,000
Street Impt. Bonds (Tax-Free).
Ass’d val.'24 (abt.30% act.)5,275,000
G eneral-Im provem ent Bonds.
4Ms’03 J-D $21,000___ June 1 1933
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1925— $22.00 5s ’ 20 A-O $65,0 00c..O ct 1 ’27-’39
4s ’05 A-O 45,000____Apr 1 1935 Por>” !a’n 1920. 11.516; 1926, 13,000 4 Ms’08 M -N 6,000c_________ 1938
BOND. D E B T ________________(?)
Sewer Bonds.
IN T . at First Nat. Bank.
Population 1910. 3,326; 1920, 6,264
All bonds tax-free to holders.
4M s’01J-J $18,00b____Jan 11931

J une, 1927.]
C L A IR T O N C I T Y S C H O O L D IS T .

This district Is In Allegheny Co.
The districts of Wilson and North
Clairton have consolidated with
Clairton School District and the
district Is now known as Clairton
City School District. All bonds cou­
pon in form with privilege of registra­
tion, are tax-free.
4M s’04 J -D *$16,5*10_____ 1927-1934
4Ms’09 F-A *15,000____ 1927-1930
4M s’ 16 F-A
15,000 ____ 1927-1935
4M s’ 18 M-N105.000 _____ 1928-1947
5s ’20 A-O 128,000 - ____ 1927-1944
5Ms’ 21 J-D
31,000 ........1927-1937
4M s’23 J-D 550,000 ____ 1928-1953
(For maturity see Y. 118, p. 3224.)
4M s’2 6 _
_ 255,000____June 1 1956
4M s’27 . . . 130,000_______________
TO TAL D EBT June 1 ’27 81,215,500
Sinking fund____________
55,396
Assess, val. ’27 (50% act.)21,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $16.50
IN T. on bonds marked (*) at
Union Trust Co., Clairton; on others
at First National Co. o f Clairton.

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS
Funding Bonds.
4Ms'16 J-DS140 OOO-.June 1 '28-'46
(See V. 102, p. 2272. for maturity.)
BOND. D T . M ay 28 ’2 7 .. $295,000
Tot.ass.val.’26 (65% act.) 15,376,402
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___ $33.00
Population in 1926 (est.)____ 22,000
IN T . payable at Dime Tr. & Safe
Deposit Co. of Shamokin.
c o a t e s v il l

E

This city is in Chester County.
Inc. as borough 1857, incorporated
as city of third class in 1915.
W ater and Sewer Bonds.
3Ms’03 J-J
$2,500r---- July 1 1928
4Ms 18 J-D 52,500.-June 1 28-48
W ater and Street Bonds.
4 Ms 12 M-NS21.000____ Nov 1 1942
4Ms’ 15 J-J 124,000_____ 1927-1944
4Ms’ 16 M -N 50,000 _____ 1927-1946
Park and Playground Bonds.
4Ms’17 A-O $55,000 _____ 1927-1947
Sewer, W ater, Street & Park
Bonds.
4Ms’ 19 A -0$230,000------- 1927-1949
Street Bonds.
5s ’21 A-O $45,000 _____ 1931-1951
C L A R IO N C O U N T Y .
R efu nd ing Bonds.
Clarion is the county seat.
48 ' l l J-J $70,500c___July 1 1941
Road and Bridge Bonds.
Im provement Bonds.
4M s’23 J-J $180,000r*. July 1 '28-45
4.4s'00 J-J
$6,500r ________ 1930
Road Bonds.(a)
W ater Bonds
5s '22 J-J $255,000..July 1 ’ 28-’44
[10,000.-July 1 ’28-'29 4 Ms’ 17 M-NS26,OOO-.June 1 ‘28-'47
W ater & Fire Bonds.
4M s’25 J-J [8 0 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 ’30-’37
[30,000..July 1 ’38-’39 4M s’24 M-S $42,000--M ar 1 ’28-’54
($3,000 in all even years)
4M s’25 . . . 80,000c.July 1 ’40-’44
General Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '27. $660,000
. - . $30.000____Aug 1 1953
10,250 4 Ms
Sinking fund____________
(Optional after Aug. 1 1933.)
Assess, val. 1926 (1-3 act.)ll,288,319
W ater Supply Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $15.50
_
. . . $20,000-----Population 1910,36,638; 1920,36,170 4Ms(Optional after Aug. Aug 1 1953
1 l933.)
a $200,000 tax-free.
Street & Impt. B onds.
4Ms
A-0$150,000___ Apr 1 1955
C L A R K ’S SU M M IT S C H . D IS T .
Bath House Bonds.
A-O $6,500____Oct 1 1928
This district is in Lackawanna Co. 4Ms
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 '26- $751,702
Bonds are tax-free.
Sinking fund------------------112,497
High School B uilding Bonds.
5s '22 J-J f$75,000c*July 1 ’32-’52 Assess, val. (70% act.) ’25 13,811,938
\($15,000 every 5 yrs.)) Total tax (per $1,000) 1925------$9.50
BOND. D EBT Apr 19 ’27. $78,000 Population 1910, 11,084; 1920, 14,545
Sinking fund_____________
11.000 I IN T . on refunding bonds at
Assess, val. ’27 (1-3 a c t .)..1,520,000 Treasurer’s office, and on water and
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $24.00 fire bonds in Coatesville.
Population, 1927, 2,500.
IN T . at the Abington National COATESVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
Bank, Clark’s Summit.
3 Ms
A-O $5,OOOc-.Oct 1 ’27-’31
(Subject to call.)
C L E A R F IE L D .
4s
A-O 12,000c___ 1927-1938
This borough is in Clearfield Co.
4s '06 J-J
21,000c_ Jan 1 1937
_
Fire Equipm ent.
(Subject to call $1,000 yearly begin­
4Ms’ 18 A-O $10,000____Apr 1 1948
ning Jan 1 1908)
Optional 10 years after date.
4Ms’ 12 J-J
36,000c____1928-1942
Street Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’ 15 J-J
74,100c___ 1927-1945
5Ms’20 J-D $40,000___ June 1 1950 4s '17 M-N 46,800..M ay t '28-’47
(Optional June 1 1940)
4Ms’24 A-O 130,000c--------------------BON D. DEBT Jan 1 1927. $196,900 4M s’25 A-O 30,000c______________
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
12,500 BD. DEBT Apr 17 ’2 4 . . . $237,000
Sinking fund______________
8,500 Ass’d val. '23 (abt.70%act) 9,286,070
Assessed valuation 1926___3,581,660 School tax (per $1,000) 1923--$18.00
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $8.00 Population in 1920 (est.)_____16,000
Population 1920, 8.529; 1927, 19,600
INTEREST is payable at. National
Bank of Chester Valley. Coatesville.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
Clearfield is the county seat.
G E H IL L .
4M s’ 17 J-D ( $ 9 4 ,0 0 0 ...June 1 1937 C O L L Eborough (P. O. Beaver Falls)
This
Subject to call $10,000 yearly after
is in Beaver County.
June 1 1922.1
Electric Light Bonds.
5Ms’21 A -O (190,000.-Oct 15 ’27-’45
\ 5,000_ Oct 15 1946 4.40s’01A-0 $1,000c__________1928
_
L ight Plant Bonds.
4Ms’22 . . . 450,000___ N ov 1 1947
$8,000c__________1939
4Ms’22 M-N325.000___ Sept 1 1952 5s ’09 J-J
Funding
(Optional on or after Sept. 1 1932.) 4M s’ 12F-A Bonds.
$11,500c__________1942
. Bridge Bonds.
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’26 A-O$125,000c—Oct 15 1951
4M s’ 17 A-O $31,000c__________1942
(Optional Oct. 15 1936.)
R oad, Bridge & R efu nding Bds. 5s Street Impt. Bonds.
’09 A-O $4,000c__________1935
4M s’25 A-O $250,000-------------- 1955
B D . DEBT Apr 12 ’26---$l,336.000 4Ms’22 J-J z75,000c.July 1 ’32-’52
Sinking fund____________ ; 162.986 (For maturity see V. 115, p. 566)
Assess, val., real estate_ 20,804,957 BON D. DEBT Apr 15 '27. $130,500
_
2,717
432,920 Floating debt (add’l)______
Assess, val., personal----5,559
Other assess, property— 2,840,655 Sinking fund_____________
Ass’d val. ’27 (45% actual) 2.768,370
Tot.ass’d val.’ 25<l-3act.) 24,069,532
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921— $20.00 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $16.00
Population '10, 93,768; '20. 103,236 Population 1910, 1,787; 1920, 2,643
IN T . payable at Beaver Falls.
2 Taxable, all others tax-free.
CLIFTON H EIGH TS.
This borough is in Delaware Co.
C O LL E G E H IL L S C H . D IS T .
Incorporated June 1 1885.
This district (P. O. Beaver Falls)
[$25,000.-Sept 1 '27-’47 is in Beaver County.
.s '22 _ ( ($5,000 every 5 years.)
_
5s T4 J-J $12,000c____ 1928-1939
{ 11-000____Sept 1 1952 5s T 5 F-A
3,000c____ 1927-1929
_s ’26 —
20,000— July 1 1931, 4M s’27 M -N 125.000c.M ay 1 ’33-’53
1936, 1941 & 1946 4M s’27 J-J15 30,000c____ 1928-1940
Sewer and Highway Bonds.
DEBT May 17 ’27
4M s’ 17 J-J $70,000c__ July 1 1946 BOND. fund.------------------- $171,000
Sinking
12,563
BOND. DEBT June 1 '27. $126,000 Total Assess, value ’27------ 2,700,000
Sinking fund______________
32,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000)’27.$52.00
Assess, val. real__________ 2,611,917 Population 1927 (est.)-------------3,200
Assess, val. personal______ 138,900
Tot.ass’d val.'27 (35% act.)2,750,817 C O L L IE R T W P . S C H . D IS T .
Tax rate (per $1,000) '27. . .—$15.00
This district (P. O. Rennerdale) Is
Population 1910, 3.155; 1920. 3,469 in Allegheny County.
5Ms’20 A-O $15,000---O ct 1 ’30-’40
CLIFTON HEIGHTS SCH. D IST .
(Part due every 5 years)
This district is in Delaware Co.
4Ms’22 J-D UO.OOOc.Dec 1 ’27-’ 51
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 2819)
S chool Bonds (Tax Free).
BOND. DEB'T Mar 19 ’25- $135,000
5Ms’21 . . . $75,000_____________
BOND. DEBT June 1 '27. $85,500 Sinking fund_____________
2,400
Sinking fund______________
16,692 Tot.ass’d val.’24(60%act.) 3,500,000
Total assess, val. 1927____ 2,532,767 School tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 2$$10.00
School tax (per $1,000) '27___$20.00 Population 1923 (est.)------------5,000
IN T . pay. at Bridgeville Trust Co.
CLINTON COUNTY.
Lock Haven is the county seat.
C O L L IN G D A L E .
R efu n d in g Bonds.
This borough (P. O. Darby)
4s ’ l l J-D $26,200c ______ _al931 is in Delaware Co.
BON D. DEBT Apr 12 ’26. $26,200 5Ms’ 16 J-J $10,000— July 15 1950
Assessed val., real_______ 13,246,555 4Ms
M -N 51,000-.$3,000 yearly
Assess, val. personal_____
203,175 4 Ms
J-D 10,000___ June 1 1946
Other assessable property.
952,925 5s
M -N 12,000---N ov 15 1933
Ass’d val.'25(40-60% act.) 14,402,655 5s ’26 J-J 20,000r— July 1 1956
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925------ $8.00
Street Improvement Bonds.
Popul’n 1910, 31,545; 1920, 33,555 5Ms M -N $60,000___ M ay 2 1951
a Opt. 10 years before maturity.
BOND. DEBT Mar 17 '25- $147,000
Assess, val. 1924_________ 2.300.000
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office. Bor’gh tax rate(per$l,000)’25.$14.00
Population 1910, 1,361; 1920 , 3,834
COAL TW P. SCHOOL D ISTRICT
This district (P. O. Shamokin) i* COLUMBIA. ~
Columbia is in Lancaster Co. Inc.
In Northumberland County.
April 1814. Bonds are tax-free to
S ch ool B onds.
4M s’26 J-J $150.000.July 15 '27-41 i holder. Pop. ’ 10. 11,454; ’20, 10.836.




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Funding Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J $45,000____Jan 1 1950
(Optional Jan 1 1925.)
R efund. Bonds.
4s g T6 J-J $58,000c___ Jan 1 1946
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1926.)
5s ’20 J-J
20,000___ Jan 1 1950
BOND. DEBT Mar 18 ’25- $108,000
Floating debt____________
25,200
Assessed val. ’25 (1-3 act.) -3,867,358
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925___$41.00
INT. payable in Columbia.

Im provement Bonds.
4Ms’07 J-J $40,000c__July 15 1937
Street & Sewer-Im pt. Bonds.
4 Ms’08 J-J $20,000c__ July 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 1927 $413,000
Floating debt (add'l)___
3,841
Sinking fu n d ___________
147,637
Ass’d val. ’27 (2-3 act.)_ 9,500,000
_
Total tax (per $1.000) 1926_ $10.00
_
Popul’n 1927, 8,000; 1920, 6,162
INTEREST payable at Coraopoiis

C O L U M B IA S C H O O L D IS T .

($5,000____Mar 1 1929
M-S (60,000-.M a r 1 ’31-’42
[20,000—Mar 1 ’43-’44
4Ms
--.
44.000 _____1928-1946
(See V. 108, p. 189, for maturity.)
[96,000c-Feb 1 ’ 29-’40
4M s’24 F-A (30,000c_Feb 1 ’41-’43
|60,000c-Feb 1 ’44-’48
[14,000c— Feb 1 1949
4M s’25M-N /40,000c_May 1 ’31-’45
120,000c-May 1’47&’49
($5,000 every 2 years)
BOND. DEBT M ay 26 ’27 $437,000
Sinking fund______________
52,931
Ass’d val. ’27 (70% act.)—8,581,280
School tax (per $1,000)’27_ $18.00
_

4Ms’25 F-A $25,000____Aug 1 1940
(optional 1928.)
B O N D . DEBT Apr 19 ’27. . .$51,000
Sinking fund_______________
4,000
Tot.ass’d val.’25(M a ct.)-3 ,750,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25--$25.00
Population in 1925 (est.)_____12,800
C O L U M B IA C O U N T Y .

Bloomsburg is the county seat
[$30,000c— Oct 1 1932
4Ms’22 A -0 ( 45,OOOc_Oct 1 ’ 33-’41
I 25,000c___Oct 1 1942
[ 50,000____June 1 1935
4Ms’25 J-D 100,000--June 1 ’36-’45
[150,000—June 1 ’46-’55
Bridge (Int. at Bioomsbura).
4s
A-O $36,000c .--1927-1932
R efu nding tint, at Bloomsburg).
4s ’09 J-J $10,000 ______1935-1936
Funding (Int. at Bloomsburg).
4s ’ 13 F-A $ 20,000c_____ 1938-1941
BOND. D E B T M ay 1927 $482,500
Sinking fund------------------20,000
Assess, val. '27 (abt.)____ 39,470,171
County tax (per $1,000) 1927--$5.75
Population 1910, 48,467; 1920-48,349

C O R A O P O L IS S C H O O L D IS T .

4s ’ 17

CORRY.

This city is in Erie Co. Inc. 1866.
Fire Barn Bldg. Bonds.
-s ’ 20 A-O $2,000___ Apr 1 1940
Street Bonds.
4s '15 J-J
$9,000____July 1 1935
(Subject to cal after July 1 1920.)
f 1,000--July 2 ’ 27-’ 28
5 s ’ 23 J-J ( 9,000-. July 2 ’29-’34
I 2,000-.July 2 ’35-’36
I 500___ July 2 1937
[ 8,000c.June 1 ’28-’29
C O N N E L L S V IL L E .
5s ’25 J-D 18,000c.June 1 ’30-’35
This city is in Fayette County.
l 4,000c--.June 1 1936
Incorp. as a borough 1806 and as 3dB u ild in g B o n d s.
class city in 1911. In 1909 absorbed 4Ms’ 19 J-J $24,600___ July 2 1039
(Redeemable after 1924.)
the boroughs of Connellsville and
R efund. Bonds (Opt. beg. 1904).
New Haven.
4s ’99 M-N $12,100c___ May 1929
x Funding & Street Bonds.
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
4M r ’ 15 J-J $63,000r____ 1926-1935
I$1,000--July 2 ’ 27-’28
x R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s
F-A $6,000c ________1929 4 s ’ 23 J-J
9,000--July 2 ’ 29-’34
4,000--July 2 ’35-’38
( 8,000r* Feb 1 ’28-’29
4Ms’25 F-A ( 15,000r* Feb 1 ’30-’32
I 500___ July 2 1939
12,000r* Feb 1 ’33-’34 BOND. D E B T M ay 26 ’27 $103,700
85,000
[ 7,000r*_.Feb 1 1935 Sinking fund_____________
Tot .ass’d val. ,’27 (55 % act.) 6,221,700
F unding Bonds.
4M s’08 A-O $47,500___ Oct 1 1933 Total tax (per $1,000) 1927
$14.50
Population in 1910 5,991; 1920 7,228
New Haven Bonds.
INT. payable at City Treasury.
3.30s’ 14—
$500_______________
Improvement Bonds.
4M s’25 J-J $300,000--July 1 '30-45 C O R R Y S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
This district (P. O. Corry) is in
(For maturity see Y. 121, p. 617.)
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 ’25 -- $520,000 Erie County.
[$25,000r*_. . Janl’29-’33
Total val., 1925 (M actual) .8,419,860
I 30,000r*-_ Janl’34-’38
Total tax 1923 ( per $l,0 00)-.-$ 16.0 0
Pop’n 1910, 12,845; 1920____ 13,804 4M s’24 J-J ( 35,000r*_. Janl’39-’43
40,000r*_. Janl’44-’48
x Tax-free to holders.
I 45,000r*_. . Janl’49-’ 53
C O N N E L L S V IL L E SCH. D IS T .
BOND. D EBT Apr 15 ’26- $175,000
Bonds are all tax-free to holders. Floating debt (add’l ) ______
12,000
4 Ms’ 10 A -O / $5,000c ___Oct 1 1927 Assessed valuation 1926_ 5,122.600
_
1 4,000c---O ct 1 1928 Dist. tax rate (per $1,000) '26-S17.00
4M s’15 M -N 20,000--M ay ’28-’31 Population in 1926 (est.)______ 8,000
4Ms’ 16 J-D 250,000--June 1 ’36-'45
IN T . payable at the District Treas­
5s
27,000_____
1948 urer’s office or at the National Bank
5s '27 - - - 15,000c---------------------- o f Corry.
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 ’17--$329,500
28,946 C R A F T O N .
Sinking funds____________
Assess, val. '16 (1-3 act.)-_5,197.534
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
School tax (per $1,000) 1918-.$25.00
($7,000_____ 1939-1945
IN T. on 4Ms of 1910 at First Nat. *5Ms’21 -_- (18,000_____ 1946-1948
Bank, Connellsville; on 4 Ms due
16,000_____ 1949-1950
[ 9,000___________1951
1925-31 at Guarantee Tr. & Safe
Dep. C o., Phila.: on 4Ms of 1916 at 4M s’25A-O*J152,000c.Apr 1 ’35-’53
Penn. Co. for Insurance on Lives &
\ 7.500c---A p r 1 1954
Granting Annuities, Phila.
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'15 J-J $35,000._July 1 ’39-’42
C O N SH O H O C K E N .
4Ms’ 18 M -N 40,000--M ar 1 ’39-’48
This borough is in Montgomery Co
Sewer, Street & F unding Bonds.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
f $3,300c. June 1 ’28-’51
Street Bonds.
4s ’06 J-D ( 12,000c.June 1 ’28-’33
4s
J-J $11,000__________ 1931
130,000c. June 1 ’34-’36
4Ms
A-O
8,000__________ 1934 4s ’01 M-S 5,0 00c____ 1927-1931
4s
14,000-......... ........ 1936
r 2,000c__________1928
4 Ms
40,000___________ 1940 4s ’03 M-S < 15,000c____ 1929-1931
4Ms
—55,000---------------- 1941
112,000c____ 1932-1933
4M s’ 14 - - 12,000__________ 1935 4s '06 M-S 10.000c____ 1927-1936
4Ms'13
27,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’43
F unding B onds (Tax-free).
[20,000-Aug 1 ’30 & ’35
f$l,000C--Nov 1 1926
4M s’25 F-A 80,000-Aug 1’40, ’45,
Is '09 M-N ( 6,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’28
[
’50 & ’55
I 20.000c. Nov 1 ’37-’38
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 7 -- $250,000 BOND. DEBT April 1925- $421,500
Floating debt (add’l)------10,000 Floating debt______________ 52,200
Sinking fund_____________
31,477 Sinking fund______________
2.304
Assessed valuation 1926__ 4,811,945 Assess, val. est. 1925 (80%
Boro, tax (per $1,000) 1925— $14.50
actual) ________________ 8,430,570
Popul’n 1910, 7.480; 1920, 8.481 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $11.00
INT. payable part at First Nat. Population, 1910. 4,583; 1920, 5.934
Bank, Conshohocken, and part at
IN T . at First Nat. Bk. in Grafton.
Guarantee Tr. & Safe Dep. Co.,Phila.
* Tax free.
C O N SH O H O C K E N S C H . D IS T .

All bonds are tax-free.
4M s’22 J-J $135,000c.-July 1 ’28-’51
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 2850)
Bldg. & Fund. Bds.
4M s’ 13 M-N $48,000c- — 1929-1943
(Part each 5 years)
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4 Ms’ 23 F-A $27,000 c _____________
BON D. DEBT Apr 12 ’26- $225,000
Sinking fund______________
31,000
Tot.ass’d val.'25(abt.30%) 4,600,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$17.00
Population in 1922____________8,650
IN T . at Tradesmen’s Nat. Bank,
Conshohocken.
CONW AY.

This borough is in Beaver County.
BOND. D E B T Apr 18 ’27---$33,500
Floating debt________________ 11,000
Tot.ass’d val.’27(abt2-5act.) 780,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '27--------$20.00
Population 1926, 2,000; 1920—1,858
C O R A O P O L IS .

This
4Ms
4s
4s

CRA FTO N SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .

Bldg. & Equip. Bds. (tax-exempt).
4s ’01 J-D $12.000c_________ 1931
4s '05 A-O
8,000c..................1935
4s ’06 A-O 21 ,0 0 0 c-...........-.1936
4 Ms’08 M -N 4.000c..........
1934
4Ms’09 A-O
1.000c..................1929
4M s’ 13 J-J
95,000c........
1943
4Ms’ 15 M -N 15,000c..................1944
4Ms’23 J-D 35,000c.June 1 ’45-’51
BOND. DEBT June 3 ’27- $191,000
Assessed val. 27 (2-3 act.).9,232,500
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927—$14.00
Population in 1925 (est.)______ 6,000
IN T . at First Nat. B k.. Crafton.
CRAW FORD COUNTY.

Meadville is the county seat.
Highway Bonds.
4 Ms’22 F-A$500,000c.- Aug 1 ’27-’47
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 784)
4 Ms’23 F-Al ,000,000c.Aug 1 ’28-’48
(For maturity see Y. 117, p. 805.)
BOND. DEBT Mar 18 ’25S1,500,000
Assessed valuation 1923.-29,538,505
Popula’n 1910, 54,479; 1920, 58,578

borough is in Allegheny Co.
A-O $13,250...............
1927 C R E S S O N .
This borough is in Cambria Co.
1930
J-J
43,000-...........
J-D 20,000___________ 1932 All bonds are tax-free.
Paving Bonds.
' 25,000c__________ 1931
4Ms’26 J-J ( 75,000c_____ 1932-1936 4Ms’ 16 J-D I $8,000____June 1 1936
1 8,000____June 1 1946
160,000c____ 1937-1944
15,000c__________1945 I5M s’21 F-A 20,000—Aug 1 ’36&’46

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C RE SSO N (Concluded)—
Street Im provement Bonds.
4Ms’24 J-J $40,000_______________
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
5 s ’ 19 M-S $20,000c-.Sept 1 1929,
’34, ’39 & ’44.
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $98,500
Sinking fund______________
18,752
Ass’d val. ’27 (70% act.)-.1,580,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’27 $21.00
Pop’n 1927__________________2,600
C U M B E R LA N D C O U N T Y .

Carlisle is the county seat.
Im provement B onds (tax-free).
5 s ’21 J-J $200,000c_ .D ec 31 1951
(Optional on or after Dec 31 1931.)
4Ms’22 J-D $400,000r*_June 1 1952
(Optional June 1 1937.1
BD. D E B T Mar. 2 6 ’2 5 -- $600,000
Assess, value, real estate.-29,163,222
Assessed value, personal— 825,941
Other assess, property-----2,411,874
Total assessed value 1924
(60% actual)_________32,401,037
Population 1910, 54,479; 1920-58,578
IN T . at the Farmers’ Trust Co.,
Carlisle.
CUMBERLAND T W P . SCH. DIST.
This district <T. O. Carmichaels)
is in Greene County. All bonds
n

r

$20.000c_Jan 1 ’28-’ 32
( 2,000c— -Jan 1 1932
55,000c.-Jan 1 '33-’43
( 3,0 0 0 c...J a n 1 1954
(Optional Jan. 1 1935.)
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $83,000
Floating debt (add’1)______
35,000
Assessed value 1927_______ 8,023,176
School tax rate (per $1,000)’27$15.00
Population 1926--------------------- 5,000
DALE.
This boro, is in Cambria County.
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’ 12 J-D $21,000c__________1942
(■Optional 1922.)
5Ms’20 J-D 34,300o.June 1 ’ 27-’46
5s
s-a
10,000c____ 1927-1936
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 ’ 23 -- $77,500
Bal. in treas. Apr 2 ’23____
6,859
Floating debt------------------2,665
Total assessed valu6 1923--1,420,000
Total tax rate (per #1,000) ’23.S41.00
Population 1910, 2,285; 1920.-3,115
All the above bonds are tax free.
IN T . payable at Johnstown, Pa.
5 s '20

. -

J-J

DANVILLE.
This borough is in Montour Co.
4M s’24 - - 30,000_______________
44£s’25 M -N 14,000___ N ov 1 1942
(Optional N ov 1 1928.)
R efu nding Bonds.
4Ms ’23— $20,000----------------------W ater Bonds.
4s ’ 16 J-J $67,000_________ _____
Street Im provement Bonds.
4M s’26 F-A $16,000--Aug 1 ’28-’43
BO N D . DEBT Apr 1927 _.$147,000
Total assess, val. 1925____2,568,110
Boro, tax rate (per $1,000) ’25 $15.00
6,952
Pop’n 1910, 7,517; 1920-----D A R B Y.
This borough is in Delaware Co.
Bonds are tax-free.
3M s’00 — $40,0 0 0 c____ 1930-1940
4Ms'15 —
33,500c____ 1937-1940
4M S’22 J-D 25,000c.June 1 ’27-’47
($5,000 each 5 years.)
4Ms’24 . . . 75,000_______________
($15,000 every five years.)
BON D. D E B T Apr 12 ’26. $173,500
Sinking fund______________
36,000
Ass’d val.’26(30to40%act) .3,892,225
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $14-50
Pop’n 1910, 6,305; 1920_______ 7,922
DARBY SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
All bonds are tax-free.
4s T5 A-O $35,000c.____________
4s
5,000_______________
344s
. . . 25,000_______________
444s
. . . 65,000_______________
4M s’26 J-J 75,000c...Jan 8 1956
(Optional 1936.)
444s’26F-A i$60,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’36
1140,000c .A ug 1 ’37-’56
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27- $316,500
Sinking Fund_____________
30,000
Total assessed val. 1927___4,213,250
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$26.00
Population 1927_____________ 10,000
IN T .at First N at. Bank. Darby.
D A U P H IN C O U N T Y .

County seat is Harrisburg. Bonds
are tax-free to holder.
3s ’02 J-D $15,000c_ Dec 1 1932
_
Bridge Bonds.
4M s’22 F-A$200,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’42
Road B onds.
4 Ms’ 24 J-D$136,000c.Dec 1927-’43
4M s’25 J-D 475,000-_Dec 1 ’27-’45
R efu n d in g B onds.
3s ’01 J-J $64.000c__ Jan 1 1931
BOND. D EBT Apr 18 ’27- $890,000
Sinking fund--------------------- 47,614
Assess, val. real_________115,809,450
Assess, val. personal_____ 2,651,000
Total val. ’26 (M a c t .)..142,319,450
County tax (per $1,000) 1926--$6.00
P op’n 1910, 136,152; 1920, 153,116
INT payable at Co. Treas. office.
DELAW ARE COUNTY.

Media is the county seat.
4Ms
- - . $400,000c..M ar 1 1952
Bridge Bonds.
4M s’22 A-O/$400,000c_Oct 1 *27-’51
1 36 ,000 c.-.O ct 1 1952
BON D. D E B T Oct 1922 $900,000
Assessed valuation 1922-155,896,340
Popul’n, 1910,117,906; 1920,173,084
D E R R Y T O W N S H IP .

This township is in Westmoreland
Co'intv.
R o a d B onds.
($20,000.Dec 1 *28 & ’33
5.60g’21J -D ] 20,000-Dec 1 *40 & *42
20,000-Dec 1 *45 & *47
1 20,000--D ec 1 ’50-’51




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[V ol. 124.

Tot. ass. val.(60% act.)’26-2,628,755 School tax (per $1,000) 1927—$15.00
Sc. tax rate (per $1,000) '27--$18.00 Population In 1920__________ 19,011
IN T . on bonds of 1907 and 1913 at
Population (est.) 1926________4.800
IN T . at Downington Nat. Bank.
Duquesne Trust C o., Duquesne; on
others at First Nat. Bank, Duquesne.
DOYLESTOW N.
This borough is in Bucks County. E A S T D E E R T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Creighton) is
General Improvement Bonds.
4s
A-O $6,800c_______ _____ _ in Allegheny County.
W ater and Sewer Bonds.
5Ms
A-O 66,500c______________
4Ms
A-O 40,000c__________1944 4M s’24 J-J $35,900c.July 1 ’28-’45
D E R R Y T W P . S C H . D IS T .
Road Bonds.
4Ms’26 J-J $50,000c.jan 1 ’36-’45
--.$ 1 1 ,000c_______ _____ —
544s’21 s-a $67.000c-Jan 1 ’ 28-’41 BOND. D E B T Apr 15 ’27- $163,300 6s
(See V. 112, p. 488, for maturity.) Floating debt (add’l ) _____
W ater B onds.c
17,000
BONDED D E B T_______________(?)
. . . $9,000c______________
Sinking fund______________
6,000 5s
Tot. ass’d val. (M act.) '26-2,850,000 BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27- $55,000
D IC K S O N C I T Y .
23,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$33.00 Water debt (incl.)________
6,500
This borough is in Lackawanna C o, Pop’n, 1910, 3,304; 1920____ 3,837 Sinking fund (water)______
Funding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Assessed value 1927_______ 6,862,620
5s T 6 J-D $60,000--D ec 1 ’26-’41 DU BOIS.
($15,000 payable every 5 years)
This city is in Clearfield County.
EAST LANSDOWNE.
544s’21 - - 45,000----------------------W ater Bonds.
This town is in Delaware County.
5s ’24 - - 30,000----------------------- 5s ’23 J-D*$166,500cDec l ’27-’53
Street Im provement Bonds.
Sewer Bonds (Tax-exempt).
(For maturity see Y. 118, p. 2092.) 4M s’26 M-S $56,000____Mar 1 1956
5s
_
_
$7,000--$1.000 yearly
Improvement Bonds.
BONDED D E B T ______ _
(?)
GEN. D EBT Mar. 1 8 ’25 -- $143,000 4 K s’ 16 A-O $25,000____Oct 1 1946 Population 1920_______________1,561
46,000
Assess, debt (add’l)_______
(Optional Sept 15 1921)
Total assessed val. 1924___6,099,025 4Ms’ 17 M-S $16,000_Sept 1 ’27-47 e a s t M c K e e s p o r t .
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____ $46.00 5s ’20 J-D
5,000-.D ec 1 ’27-’31
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Popula’n TO. 9.331: ’20------- 11.049
BOND. D EBT Apr'19 ’27. $78,000
Street Impt. Bonds.
4 Ms'19
$18,000 Alt. y r s .,’28-47 Assessed valuation 1927___ 1,553,270
DONORA.
Liberty Boulevard Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $14.00
This borough is in Washington Co. lM s’ 19 - - . $37,000 Alt. yrs.,’28-’42 Pop’n 19)0,2,118; 1920______ 2,430
Inc. Feb. 11 1901. Pop’n TO, 8.174;
Municipal B uilding Bonds.
1920, 14,131. All bonds are tax-free. 6s ’20 - - . $18,000--June 1 ’28-’37 EASTON.
Improvement Bonds.
This city Is situated in Northamp­
4Ms’20 J-J
21,000____Jan 1 1938
4448*10 F-A $8,000c*___ 1928-1936 4M s’27 J-D 60,000—June 1 ’28-’42 ton Co. Inc. 1886.
($2,000 in every even year.)
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
Various M unicipal Purposes.
444s’ 13 J-D $75,000*_June 1 '32-’41 6s '20 J-D $23,000--D ec 1 ’27-’30 4s T4 J-J $29.700____ July 1 1944
($7,000in even, $8,000 in odd years.) BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927- $329,500 (Subj. to call beginning July 1 1919.)
444s’ 16 J-J
25,000____July 1 1945 Water debt (in c l.)________ 166,500 4s T5 J-J
16,300____ Jan 1 1935
‘'e w e r and Street Bonds.
Assess, val. (taxable) ’27—5,126,030
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1920.)
4 44s
F-A $19,000c*--Aug 1 1929 Taxrate (per$l,000) 1927___ $17.00 4s T5 M-N$28,000____ May 1 1935
4 44s
F-A
7,000c*.-Aug 1 1931 Popul’n. 1920, 13.681; 1927.-14,368 (subject to call aft. May 1 1920.)
444s’ 12 J-D 48,000c*June 1 ’31-’40
* Int. at City Treasurer’s office.
4s T6 J-J
45,000____ July 1 1946
5.60s’21J-J l75,000c*July 1 '32-’45
4s T6 M -N 40,000____ Nov 1 1946
(For maturity see V . 113- p. 316)
DU BOIS SCHOOL D IST R IC T . 4Ms’18 J-J
50,000____ July 1 1948
B orough B onds.
High School Bonds.
4 Ms’23 J-J
85,000____ July 1 1942
444s’26 J-J $130,000--July 1 ’32-’44 4Ms’22 J-D $27,500___ Dec 1 1952
Sewer B onds.
Incinerating Plant Bonds.
(Optional after 15 years)
4Ms’20 J-J $100,000____ July 1 1950
4Ms’25 J-D / $24,000c*.Dec 1 ’30-’41 BOND. D EBT Apr 11 '27- S190.500
Apr 1
I 1,000c*.-D ec 1 1942 Tot.ass’d val.'27(30%act.) 4,596,890 4M s’26 A -0 ((150,000____ Apr 1 1936
150,000____
1946
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27 $514,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $39.00
\200,000____ Apr 1 1956
Sinking fund______________
72,743 Population in 1927 (est.)_____14,000
Im provement Bonds.
Tot. ass'dval.’27(45%act.) 12,478,090
($41.000__________1929
Borough tax (per $l,000)1927-$il.00 DUNMORE.
I 41,000__________1934
Population 1927-____________16,000
This borough is In Lackawanna Co. 4Ms’24 J-J ( 42,000___________1939
INTEREST Is payable in Donora. Inc. 1864.
'42,000___________1944
4Ms’ 16 —- I$25,000c.June 1 ’40-’44
42,000........
.1949
1 5.000c__ June 1 1945
D O N O R A SCHO OL D IS T R IC T .
,42,000___________1954
S ch ool Bonds (Tax-free).
5s ’24 —
(14,000c_ Apr 1 ’28-’34
S treet and Sewer B onds.
4 44s’08 F-A $45.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’35
\57,000c-Apr 1 ’35-’53 4s ’97 A-O $18,600c___ Oct 1 1927
444s’ 13 J-D 100,000c.June 1 ’32-’ 41
F unding Bonds.
Street & Park Bonds.
444s’ 15 J-D ] 8,000.June 1 ’32&’37 4Msg'09A-O $38,800o__Apr 1 '28-’39 4Ms 25 J-J $35,000c*..July 1 1950
l 6,000_ June 1 1942
_
($7,000 each 5 years, 1930-’50)
G eneral-Im pt. Bonds.
444s’ 16 F-A 35,000.-Aug 1 ’39-’45 4 M g ’ l l J-J $20,000c— Feb 1 ’28-’35:
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’20 J-D 170,000.-June 1 ’30-’49 4Ms’ 14 A-O 57,800c-.Oct 1 ’27-’43 4M s’24 M-S $600,000r*_ Mar 1 ’54
_
(See V. 112, p. 488 for maturity.)
4 Ms’ 12 A-O 27.000c- .A pr 1 ’28-’40
R efu n d in g & Im provement Bds.
f 9,000c.July 1 ’33-’35
Apr l 1928
[13.OOOc.May 1 ’36-’39 3Ms’98 A -0$ 115,200c
Street Bonds
4Ms’23 J-J ( 6,000c_ July 1 1936 5s ’19 M-N| 6,000c---M ay 1 1944
_
1 4,0 00c-..Ju ly 1 1938
$l,200o___ Jan 1 1929
(32,000c-May 1 ’45-’49 3 Ms’99 J-J
I 6,000c.July 1 ’39-’40 BOND. D EBT Dec 9 T 6 -—$267,500 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1904.)
45 ,000 c...Ju ly 1 1942
4Ms’25 J-J 134,000c____ 1935-1948 Sinking fund--------------------- 20,000 4s T2 J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $546,000 Assessed valuation 1920 -11,709.914 (Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
Sinking fund______________
49,814 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1920____$10.50 4s T7 J-J $30,000c_ July 2 1927
_
Total val. 1927(60% act.)ll,918,810 Pop’n TO. 17.615; '20______ 20,250 4Ms'25 M -N 88,00 0c*-.N ov 1 1945
School taxrate (per $1,000) ’24S28.00
Bonds are exempt from State
($22,000 each 5 years 1930-’45)
Population 1927 (est.;_______ 17,000 tax, which is assumed by borough.'
P ublic P layground Bonds.
IN T . payable at Bank of Donora. Interest payable at Borough Treas­ 4s ’ l l M-S $3,70 0c...S ep t 1931
urer’s office, except on improvement (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1921.)
DORM ONT.
bonds, which are payable at the office
G arbage-D isposal B onds.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co. of Harris, Forbes & Co. in New York. 4s '09 M-N $32,000o_ May 1 1929
_
(Subject to caH after M ay 1 1919.)
All bonds tax-free.
444s’25 F-A $15,000c— Aug 1 1955 D U N M O R E SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .
M un icipal-B ldg.& Fire-Sta. Bds.
3Ms’02 J-J $18,000c___July 1 1932
Improvement B onds.
H igh-School Bonds.
444s’l l J-D $21,OOOc*.Dec 1 ’29-’35 4M s’08 M-S z$24.900-Sept 1 ’27-’32
E lectric-Light Bonds.
444s’12 A-O 15,000c*. .A pr 1 1932 5s TO M -N 12.000-.N ov 1 ’27-’30 4s ’08 F-A $12,000c___Feb 1 1928
(Subject to call after Feb. 1913.)
444s’ 14 J-D 14,400c*.Dec 1 ’27-’43 4M s’ 12 J-D 19,200c. June 1 ’28-’32
444s’ 15 J-D 30,000c*. -D ec 1 1935 4M s’ 15 J-D 30,000..June 1 ’28-'35 4M s’24 M-S 75,000r*..M ar 1 1954
444s’ 18 J-D 70,000____Dec 2 1948 4M s’ 16 J-D 90,000—last bond
BOND. D E B T Jan 3 ’27.$2,217,700
223,276
544s’21 J-J fS4,000--July 1 ’28-’48
June 1 1945 Sinking fund_____________
\75,000--July 1 ’49-’51 4 Ms’23 M-S 175,000____Mar 1 1928 Assessed valuat on 1927.-39.390,166
4 Ms’23 M-S 75,000c*.Mar 1 ’28-’52 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’26. $362,000 Value of city property____
234,305
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 743)
Floating debt (add’l) _____
32,000 City tax rate(per S 1,000) ’27_.$13.50
444s’24 M-S 75,000c*.Mar 15 1954 Assess, val. 1925 (M act.) .12,021,000 Pop’n TO. 28,523; ’20_______ 33,813
4M s’26 M -N 88,000r* Nov 1 31-’53 Scb. tax (per $1,000) 1926_ $23.50
INTEREST payable by UityTreas.
_
Bonds are
44£s’26 M -N 45,000r* Nov 1 ’32-’54
x IN T . at First Nat. Bank, succession all tax-free to holder except
or inheritance taxes o f
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $556,000 Dunmore.
State or Federal Government.
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
200,000
Sinking fund_____________
75,006 DUQUESNE.
Assessed valuation 1927- 13.900.000
This city is in Allegheny Co. Inc. E A S T O N SCH O OL D I S T R I C T .
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927--$12.50 1892 as borough. Pop’n TO, 15,527;
All bonds are exempt from State
Pop’n 1927__________________ 13,500 1920, 19,011.
tax, which is paid by district.
IN T . at People’s Nat. Bk., Plttsb.
♦Street & Sewer (Tax-free).
4s '14 J-J i $51,000c*.Jan 1 ’ 31-’ 33
($80,C00-_ July 1 ’40-’47
t 2 0 ,000 c*„.Ja n 1 1934
35,000c*____________
D O R M O N T S C H O O L D I S T R I C T . 4M s’24 J-J | 90,000-.July 1 ’48-’ 53 4s T5
Bonds are tax-free.
l 17,000___ July 1 1954 4Ms’20 J-J 300.000c*..July 1 1950
Street Bonds (Taxable).
4 Ms’23 M-N200.000c*May 1 ’28-'43
4Ms’ 18 J-J $50,0 0 0 c --.1928, 1933,
(Due $50,000 every five years.)
1938, 1943 and 1946 4M s’02 J-J $15,000_____ 1927T931
(See V. 107, p. 420.)
S treet B onds (Tax-free).
4 Ms’23 M -N 50,000c*May 1 ’28 &’33
4Ms’07 F-A $46,400o..Feb 1 ’28-’37 4M s’24 M-N500,000c *May 1 ’34-’54
5Ms’21 M-N305,000c_________ 1950
F unding Bonds (Tax-free).
($100,000 every 5 years.)
4Ms’22 M -N /20,000c.M ay 1 ’47-’51
UO.OOOc-May 1 ’47-’5I 4M s’24 M-S $246.000-Mar 1 ’28-’53 4M s’25 J-J (180,000c*.Jan 1 ’35&45
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 1306.)
1 9O,OO0c*..Jan 1 1955
4 Ms’23 J-J
65,000c._Jan 1 *28-’47
1136,000c*_Jan 1 ’35&40
G en. Impt. Bonds (Tax-free).
4Ms’25 J-J / 30,000c.Jan 1 ’34-’39
(120,000c-Jan 1 ’40-’54 4Ms’10 A-O $98,000..........1927-1940 4M s’25 J-J 1136,000c*_Jan 1 ’45&50
W ater W orks Bonds.
( 68,000c*..Jan 1 1955
4M s’26M -N 100,000c-May 1 ’36-’55
. . . 100,000_______________
BOND. DEBT Apr 1927. $870,000 4M s’25 J-J J$70,000r*.Jan 1 ’41-’47 4 Ms
\120,000r*_Jan 1 ’48-’55 BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27$2,035,000
Assessed valuation 1926-.13,400,000
Sinking fund_____________
209,289
Sewer B onds (Taxable).
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $17.00
_
4Ms’02 J-J
$5,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1931 Tot. ass. val.’27 (3-5 act.) .39,390,166
D O W N IN G T O W N .
S.chool tax (per $1,000) 1927.$17.00
Bridge Bonds (Taxable).
This borough is in Chester County. 4 s ’00 J-D $3,00 0 c____ 1927-1929 Population in 1919__________ 33,000
4M s’26 J-D ( 10,000___ Dec 1 1944
W ater W orks B onds.
1240,000--D ec 1 ’45-’56 E A S T P E N N S B O R O T W P . S. D .
4s
M -N $4,000c*_________ 1935
A district in Cumberland County.
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 ’26-$l,061,000
4M.S . . . 135,000c* ...1929-1955
Floating debt (add’l)_____
70,000 All bonds are tax free.
Sewage Disposal B onds.
4Ms
J-D $38,000c*_________ 1940 Ass’d val. (60% act.) ’26-20,581,220 4M s’ 16 J-D [$6,000____June 1 1931
126,000.-June 1 ’32-’44
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_____ $13.00
Street Improvement.
IN T . on bonds marked (*) at City BOND. D E B T June 1 ’27. $110,600
5Ms J-J $43,000c*_________ 1945
10,500
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $220,000 Treasurer’s office; on others at Du­ Floating debt (add’l)______
9,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
139,000 quesne Trust Oo. and First Nat. Sinking fund______________
Tot.assess.val.(M act.)’26.2,698,130 i Bank, Duquesne.
Ass’d val. 1927 (M a ct.)— 1,585,960
School tax rate fper $1,600)’ 27 $30.00
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1927____$14.25
IN T . at Peoples Bank of Enola.
IN T . at the Dowington Nat. Bk.
D U Q U E SN E SCH O OL D IS T R IC T
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
4s ’01 J-J
$4,OOOc.July 1 ’27-’28 E A S T P IT T S B U R G H .
D O W N IN G T O W N S C H . D IS T .
9,000c.June 1 ’28-’36
This borough is In Allegheny Co.
This district (P. O. Downingtown) 4M s’07 J-D
is in Chester County. Bonds are 4Ms’13 J-J 200,000c.July 1 ’28-’42 Inc. Apr. 1895. P op’n TO. 5,615;
4M s’22 J-J
95,000c.July 1 *33-’52 1920. 6,527.
tax free.
^Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
4s '09 J-D $21,800c*Serially to ’39 4Ms’ 23 A-Of 50,000c_Apr 1 ’39-’43
1250,000c--Apr 1 ’44-’ 53 4Ms’ 15 J-J $17.000____ 1927-1934
4Ms’22 A-O 100,000c*0ct 1 ’ 27-’52
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 1353.) BOND. DEBT M ay 1’27- $607,000
Street B onds.
48,615 4Ms’01 J-J z$12,000c___ 1927-1930
BOND. DEBT June 7 ’27. $128,800 Sinking fund_____________
Sinking fund_____________
17,645 Assess. val.'27 (80% a ct.).21,551,610 4Ms’06 J-J x28.000o-.Jan 1 ’28-34
R efunding & Road Bonds.
544sg’20M-S$35,000-_Sept 1 ’27-’38
(See V. 112. p. 179, for maturity.)
BD. DEBT Mar. 26 ’25 -- $130,000
10,000
Sinking fund------- ------------Tot. ass’d val. '25 (44 act.)-6,924,430
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924— $33.50
Popula’n 1910, 11,002; 1920, 13,419
Prin. and int. at the People’s Na­
tional Bank of Latrobe.

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Street Impt. Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J $35,000.-July 1 ’30-’47
4 4 s ’22 M-S 45,000_____ 1930-1952
54 s'2 1 J-J
50,000_____ 1930-1951
4J4s’24 J-D 20,000--D ec 1 ’53-’54
Storm, Sewer & Fire E quip’t.
4 K s '12 J-D $18,000__June 1 ’28 '34
Five-Mile Run Bonds.
4 4 s ’ 13 A-O $15,000_____ 1935-1943
GEN. BD. D T . Apr 25 ’27 $283,000
Total assessed value 1927.-8,143,920
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’27$11-00
Pop’n 1910. 2,596:1920_______ 3,181
E A S T P IT T S B U R G H SCH. D IS T .
School Bonds (Tax-free).
4 4 s ’06 A-O $25,000c* Apr 1 ’ 28-’34 E D G E W O O D S C H O O L D IS T .
5 4 s ’21 J-J 243,000c*_____various
Bonds below are tax-free.
4M s’2? J-J
70,000c*July 1 ’42-’52 4 4 s ’ 15 A-O*$59,000..A p r 1 ’28-’45
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 459.) (See V. 100, p. 1018. for maturity. 1
BOND DEBT Apr 19 ’27. $338,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 14 ’27- $259,000
Sinking fund______________
13.000 Tot. as. val. ’27 (80% act.) .8,143,920
Ass’d val. ’26 (80% act.)..5,677,330 School taxrate(per $1,000) ’27 $14.00
School tax (per $1,000) 1926-.S21.00 Population 1927 (est.)_______ 3,650
Population In 1920,
6,527
IN T . at Colonial Trust C o., Pitts.
INT. payable at East Pittsburgh
Savings & Trust Co.
E A S T P IT T S B U R G H ( C o n c h ) ,

x Im provement Bonds.
4 4 s T l J-J
$5,000 ____ 1927 1936
4 4 s ’ 12 J-J 130.000_____ 1927-1941
44s
...
30,000_______________
BON D. DEBT May 29 ’23. $174,000
Ass’d val. ’23 (60% a c t .)..5,372,070
Total tax (per 51,000) 1923_ $12.00
_
INTEREST payable at East Pitts­
burgh Savings & Trust Co.
x Tax free to holders.

E D W A R D S V IL L E SCH. D IS T .

EAST STROUDSBURG.
This town is in Monroe County.
W ater W orks Bonds.
4s ’09 J-D $39,900c
Dec 1 1959
6s ’21 J-D 12 ,0 0 0 c...D ec 1 1951
M unicipal Hall Bonds.
4 4 s ’ 14 A-O $30,000c___ Oct 1 1944
4 4 s ’26 E-A 50,000c______________
Fire Alarm Bonds.
5s ’24 J-J $12,000c
July 1 1954
Reservoir B onds.
4s ’ 15 A-O $10,500c___ Oct 1 1945
6s ’21 M-S 55,000c_ Sept-1 1951
_
B orough Bonds.
4.90s’ 16M-S $10,000c_ Sept 1 1931
_
BOND. D EBT M ay 16 ’27 $195,300
Floating debt (add'l)_____
50,000
T ot. assess, val. ( 4 act.)'27 4,250,000
Population 1927 (est.)-------------5,000

This district Is in Luzerne County
5s ’ l l M a y $23,000____M ay 1 1938
(Optional after May 1 1928.)
5s ’08 A-O $4,000____ 1927-1928
5s ’ 15 M -N 25,000.—M ay 15 1938
(Subject to call aft. M ay 15 1933.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 ’27. $55,000
Ass’d val. ’27(abt.7-10act.) 7,076,733
School tax (per $1,000) 1926-.$21.00
Population, 1926______________9,000
INTEREST payable in Edwardsville at People’s National Bank.
ELIZABETH BORO. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Elizabeth) is
in Allegheny County.
f$20,000c $5,000 on Nov
5 4 s ’20
- 15 in ’30. '35, ’40,
I
I and ’45.
( 10.000c—Nov 15 1950
BON D. DEBT Apr 15 ’26. $52,000
Sinking fund______________
18,269
Tot.ass ess.val.'25 (60%act.) 1,451.260
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $23.00
Prin. and int. at the State Bank of
Elizabeth.
______

EAST STROUDSBURG SCH. D.
This district is in Monroe County.
B uilding.
4 4 s '1 5 J-J $50,000c...Ju ly 1 1935
4s
J-J 22,500c______________
5s ’25 J-J 40,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1930
TO TAL DEBT Apr 16 ’24- $68,600
Assessed valuat on 1924___2,500,000 ELLWOOD CITY.
School taxrate(per $1,000) ’24 $19.00
This borough is in Lawrence Co.
All bonds are tax-free.
Land Purchase Bonds.
EAST T A YLO R TOW NSHIP.
This township (P. O. Ebensburg) 4 4 s ’ 17 . . . $22,500r*.$l,500 yrly.
Is in Cambria County.
General Impt. Bonds.
5s ’19 J-J $42.000r*.July l ’28-’33
Road Bonds.
f $8,000-Sep* 1 27-’34 5s ’ 19 J-J
10,000r*.$5,000 yrly.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5 s ’22 M -S \ 2 ,0 0 0 .--Sept 1 1935
I 24.000-Sept 1 '36-’4.3 4 4 s ’ 12 J-J $6,800r*July 1 1928-’30
BOND. DEBT M ay 25 ’27 $56,000
Sewer, Street & Bldg. Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1926___ 1,509,560 4.4s’07 J-J $20,000r*________1927
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
Population 1920__________
3,693
Payable at First National Bank, 44 s'0 6 M-S $2,500r*_________ 1926
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
Conemaugh.
44 s'1 4 J-J
20,000r*......... -..1934
Sewer and Subway Bonds.
EAST W ASHINGTON.
This borough is in Washington Co. 4 4 s'1 0 J-J $29,000r*_______ 1930
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
Street Impt. Bonds (Tax-free).
f$12,000c.June 1 ’30-’35 BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27. $293,000
4 4 s ’23 J-D I 64.OOOc.June 1 ’36-’51 Ass’d val. ’27 (35-40%act.) 7,400.000
_
1 9,0 0 0 c ... June 1 1952 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1927_ $15.00
BOND. DEBT April 1927. $122,400 Population 12,500; 1920, 8,958.
INTEREST at First National
Ass’d val. ’26____________ 2,167.685
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $11.00 Bank, Ellwood City.
Population 1910. 1,300; 1920.. 1,561
ELWOOD C ITY SCH. DIST.
This city is in Lawrence County.
EBENSBURG.
S chool Bonds (Tax Free).
This boro, is in Cambria County
4 4 s ’ 15 M-N$16,000_______________
Im provement Bonds.
4 4 s ’ 15 J-J $21,000r_ 1930-’35-’40 4H s’ 16 M -N 16,000_______________
_
10,000_____________
(For maturity see V. 101, p. 388.) 5s ’20 J-J
f$10.000_ May 1 1932 4K s'23 A-O 160,000 _____ 1927-1943
_
12.000— -M ay 1 1937 4 4 s ’25 J-J f 195,000c* July 1 ’30-’42
1 60,000c* July 1 ’43-’45
4 4 s ’22 M -N { 14.000.--M a y 1 1942
16,000_ M ay 1 1947 BON D. D EBT M ay 5 ’27. $457,000
_
[ 20,000---M a y 1 1952 Sinkingfund______________
11,216
4 4 s ’26 J-J
45,000.-Jan 1 ’31-’55 Total assess, value (40%
(For maturity see V 122, p. 508.)
actual) 1927___________ 7,000,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $192,000 Sch .tax rate (per $1.000)’27-$25.66
Sinking fund______________
14,764 Population 1923 (est.)_______ 12,000
Assessed (Real estate_____$2,436,890
val. -{Personal________
1,370 EMPORIUM SCH.- DIST.
This district (P. O. Emoorium) is
[Other property.. 285,950
in Cameron Co. Bonds tax-free.
T ot. assess, val. '27 (about
60% actual)____________2.724,210 4 4 s ’23 A-O $97,900Ser. every 5 yrs.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.S12.50 BOND. DEBT M ay 15 ’27 $97,900
8,690
Pop’n 1927, 2,500; 1920.......... .2 ,1 7 9 1Sinkingfund______________
Tot.assess.val.’25(3-5 act).l,381 000
—
EBENSBURG BORO SCHOOL D. Tax (per $1,000) 1926_______ $25.00
IN T . payable at the First National
B uilding Bonds (Tax-free).
4>4s’ 17 M -N j$20,000c__M ay 1 1937 Bank, Emporium.
1 25.000c-.M ay 1 1947
BON D. DEBT May 25 ’26 $65,000 EMSW ORTH.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Sinking fund______________
15,774
Assess, val. ’26(75%act.)_2,688.050 Inc. July 14 1896. Population 1910,
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$12.00 1,510; 1920, 2,165. All bonds are
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 3,059
4 4 s ’26 J-D $17,00t)c___June 1 1943
Sewer, Street & F unding Bonds
EDDYSTONE.
4s ’06 M-S £3,500—Dec 1 ’27-’33
This borough is in Delaware Co.
44 s'0 6 M-S S22.OOOc-.Sept 1 ’27-’36
Street Bonds.
(Part every 5 years.)
4 4 s ’ 15 . . . $30,000.........................
F unding B onds.
4 4 s ’ 16 . . .
35,000____July 1 1946 4 4 s'1 3 J-J ($10,000c.Feb 1 ’28&'33
(Subject to call after July 1 1926.)
\ 14,000c. Feb 1 ’38& 43
4 4 s’ 16 . . . $25,000______ ________ 4 4 s ’ 16 . . .
28,000_______________
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1927)
Paving Bonds.
4 4 s ’ 17 . . .
3 5 ,0 0 0 ......................... 4 4 s
M-N$25,000c.May 16 ’30 '40
(Subject to call after July 1 1927.)
(Part every 5 years.)
BOND. D E B T June 21 ’24~$133,000 BOND. D EBT Apr 12 ’27. $119,500
Assessed val., real________ 6,280,726 Sinking funds____________
33,679
Assessed val. personal_____
7,620 Ass’d val.’27(abt.60% act.) 2,515,210
Other assessable property. .
90.432 Borough tax (per 51,000) 1926 515.00
Tot.ass’d val.’22(70%act.) .6,378,778 Population 1927______________2,500
Total tax rate (per$l,000) 1924 $5.50
INTEREST is payable at the
Pop’n in 1910,1,167; 1920..
2,670 Avalon Bank, Avalon.
EDGEWOOD.
This borough (P. O. Swissvale) Is E P H R A T A .
This borough Is in Lancaster Co
in Allegheny Co.
Inc. 1892. P op’n ’ 10, 3.192; 1920.
B orough Bonds.
4 4 s ’ 19 J-J $50,000_____ 1932-1949 3 735.
Electric-Light (Tax free).
Sewer & Street Bonds (tax-free).
4 4 s ’ 15 M-S $30.000_Mar 1 ’38-’45 4s ’03 Jan 54,500c _________ 1933
(Subject to call after 1908.)
4s ’00 M-S
6,000..S ep t 1 ’27-’29
F ire-Protection Bonds.
4s ’ 13 —
$10,000_________ 1932
4s ’02 M-S $11,000.-Sept 1 127-’31
(Subject to call after 1923.)
Street Bonds.
5s
J-J
46,000____ 1927-1953
4 4 s'0 8 M-S $3,000___ Sept 1 1932
(Optional in 10 years)
S ch ool Bonds.
Electric Light & Sew Bonds.
er
4 4 s ’27 J-J $120,000-..J a n 1 ’30-’47 4 4 s ’20 J-J $20,000___ Jan 1 1950




W ater B onds (Tax free).
4s ’06 J-J 530,000c
1936
(Subject to call after 1916.)
4s '10 A-O 510,000c _________ 1940
(Subject to call after 1920.)
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’27— $125,000
Total assessed value 1927
(75% act.)_____________ 1,825,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919----$l0.OO
IN T . at Borough Treasurer’s office
E P H R A T A SCH O O L D IS T R IC T .

This district is in Lancaster
County.
S chool Bonds.
4 4 s ’27 A-O $115,000— .A pr 1 1957
(optional April 1 1935.)
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $125,000
Assessed valuation 1927___ 1,825,000
Population 1927 (est.)-------------3,700
E R IE .

This city is in Erie County, All
bonds are tax-free to bolder.
Grade-Cross.-Elim. B onds.
4 4 s ’ 16 J-J 1100,000c— .Jan 1 1946
(Opt. after Jan. 1 1936.)
4s ’ 18 . — 25,000_______________
4 4 s ’20 M ay 9,000_____M ay 1929
(Serially after M ay 1 1925.)
V iaduct Bonds
$1,0 0 0 c ... M ay 1 1928
4 4 s ’25
6,OOOc_May 1 ’ 29-’31
M -N
66,000c.M ay 1 ’32-’53
[30,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’37
4 4 s ’26 A-O [60,000c.Apr 1 ’38-’52
[30,000c. Apr 1 ’53-’56
Flood-Em ergency Bonds.
4 4 s ’ 16 J-J $50.000____Jan 1 1946
(Opt. after Jan. 1 1936.)
Mill Creek Sewer Bonds.
4 k > ’ 16 F-A$150,000____Aug 1 1946
4s ’17 — . 146,000_______________
4 4 s ’ 19M-NI 20,000c.M ay 15 ’28-29
1500,000c.May 15 ’30-39
4 4 s ’ 19M-N/ 40.000c.M ay 15 ’28-31
1280.000c.May 15 ’32-39
4 4 s ’ 19 F-AI 44,000r*.Aug l ’28-’37
\ 60,000r*. Aug l ’38-'49
4 4 s ’ 19 A-OU5,OOOr*—Oct l ’27-’49
4 4 s ’20 M ay 60,000____M ay 1 1949
5 4 s ’21 A-O 168,000c--------------------(Due serially after Oct 1 1923.)
4
’25
/57,000c* Nov 16 ’26-’45
M -N 16 \ 4,000c*..N ov 16 1946
City Hall Impt. B onds.
4 e ’ 14 J J $10,000c— . July 1 1934
4s ’18 Aug 1 6.000.-Aug 1 ’27-'29
Sewer Bonds.
4 s '15 JpJ $22.500____A u g 2 1935
4M s’26 M-NJ52,000r M ay 15 ’28-’ 53
1 3,000r._M ay 15 1954
Garrison Run Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’ 16 F-A $25,000____Aug 1 1946
44 s'19 F-A 161,000r*. Aug l ’27-’49
Storm W ater Sewer Bonds.
4s *16 F-A $70,000___ Aug 1 1931
Park Purchase Bonds.
4s ’25 M-S j$17,000c*Sept 15’27-’43
1 22,000c*Sept 15’44-’54
Park Bonds.
4s ’ 14 J-J $101,000c— . July 1 1934
4s '15 J-J
5.000___ Aug 2 1935
4M s’27 — .
48,000_____ 1928-1951
Fire-Dept. E quipt. B onds.
4s '14 J-J $12,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1934
4Ms’19 M -N 69,000r*.N ov l ’27-'49
4s z4 J-J 15,000 _____1927-1929
Street Bonds (opt. aft. 10 1
irs.).
4s ’ 12 J-J
$2,000___ Aug 1 1932
4s ’ 15 J-J
2,500___ Aug 2 1935
5s ’21 M-S 45,000.-M ar 1 ’28-'35
G arbage-D estruc.-W ks. Bds.
4s ’ 12 J-J $17,000..-Aug 15 1932
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 K s’27 . . . ($33,000_____ 1928-1938
1 52,000______1939-1951
4s '12 . . .
5,000___ Oct 1 1932
G en. M unicipal Impt. Bonds.
4s '12 J-J $4,000____Aug 15 1932
4 4 s ’19 F-A 230,000r*_ Aug l ’27-'49
4 /f s ’22 M-S 48,000r* Sept 1 ’27-’50
C ond uit & Sewer C onstrue.B ds.
4s ’ 12 J-J $55.000___ Oct 1 1932
4s ’ 17 . . .
12,000______________
is ’ 14 J-J
47,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1934
East Lake Impt. Bonds.
4 4 s ’26 A-O J$15,OOOc.Apr 1’2 8 .’32
1100,000c Apr l ’33-’52
Intercepting Sewer & Sewage
Disposal.
4M s’23 . . . 809,000----------------------4Ms’24M -N /$42,000--M ay 1 ’28-'32
_ \176,000c.May 1 ’33-’54
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4 4 s ’ 14 J-J $311.000c___ Jan 1 1934
(Subject to call beginning Jan 1 1924)
C ond uit Bonds.
4s ’ 18 May $12.000..M ay 1 ’28-’32
4 4 s ’23M-N 44,000r*._ Sept l ’27-48
4s ’24 . . .
12,000_______________
Storm Sewer & Subway Bonds.
4 4 s ’22 A-O $57,000r* Apr 1 ’28-’45
Railroad Grade Crossing Elim­
ination Bonds.
4Ms’22 J-J $92,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’49
4M s’23 M -N 95,000_____ 1927-1952
4Ms
. . . 110,000_______________
Hospital Bonds.
($30,000c*_ Oct 1 27-36
4s ’25 A-O-j 60,000c*.Oct 1 ’37-’51
20,000c*.Oct 1 ’52-’55
TOT. B D . D T . Jan 1 ’27 *$4,465,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ____
170,842
Sinking fund___________
559,939
Ass’d val. 1927 (H act.).136,341,421
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927-.-S12.20
Pop’n 1910, 66,525; 1920. 93,372
^Includes $230,012 water bonds.
IN T . at City Treasury.
E R IE C O U N T Y .

County seat is Erie.
Road Bonds (Tax-free).
4 Ms’ 19 F-A $240,000c.Aug 1 ’27-34
5s ’20 A -0/I00,000rc_ Oct 1 1935
_
\200.000rc.0ct 1 ’36-’39
5Ms’21 F-A (200,000c. Aug 1 '37-40
\300,000c. .A ug ’41-’43
4 4 s ’22 A-O 300,000rc Apr 1 ’29-’34
4 4 s ’23M-S /200,000c—.M ar 1 1928
HOO.OOOc.Mar 1 ’29-’36
4M s’24M-S / 300,000c___Mar 1 1939
1500,000c.Mar 1 ’40-’44
4M s’25
/100,000c_ Apr 1 1930
_
A-O
\330,000c.Apr 1 ’31-’41

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BOND. DEBT Jan 3 ’27-$3,170,000
539,063
Sinkingfund___________
Assess, val. 1227_______114,044,873
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $11.00
_
Popul’n 1910. 115.517; 1920. 153.586
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office.
E R IE SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .

All bonds
4s ’09 F-A
4s ’ 10 A-O
4 4 s 13 F-A
4s 11 A-O
4s ’08 J-D
4Ms’ 14 F-A
4 4 s ’ 15 F-A
4 Ms’ 16 A-O
4Ms’16 J-D

tax-exempt to holder.
$10,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’28
60,000c cAug 1 ’27-’38
130.000c.Feb 1 ’28-’40
63,OOOc.Oct 1 ’29-’36
29.000c.Dec 1 ’27-’32
225,000c.Aug 1 ’29-’43
250,000c.Aug 1 ’32-’44
100,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’37
40,000c...June 1 1928
' 5.0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1927
4Ms’ 17 J-D 90,000c.Dec 1 ’28-’36
160.000c.Dec 1 '37-’44
2 5 ,0 0 0 c... Dec 1 1945
4Ms’ 17 J-D 30,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’32
4s ’ 17 J-D 20,000c...Ju ne 1 1928
36,000c. Aug 1 ’27-'38
4Ms’ 18 F-A 20,000c. Aug 1 ’39-'43
25,000c .Aug 1 ’44-’48
8,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’28
25,000c.Aug 1 ’29-’33
30,000c. Aug 1 ’34-'38
4Ms’ 18 F-A 21,000c. Aug 1 ’39-’41
16,000c.Aug 1 ’42-’43
18,000c_Aug 1 ’44-’45
,30,000c. Aug 1 ’46-’48
4Ms’20 M -N 577,000r*_M ayl’28-’49
(See v. 110, p. 1337 for maturity.)
4Ms’21 A-O 440,000c.Apr 1 ’28-49
4M s’22 A-O 228.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’51
(For maturity, see V. 114, p. 760.)
15.000. .M ay 1 ’29-’31
100.000. .M ay 1 ’32-’41
4M s’24M-N 25.000.
. M ay 1 ’42-’46
30.000.
. M ay 1 ’47-’49
3 0 .0 0 0 . .M a y 1 ’50-’51

110.000c.May 1 ’28-’49
20,000c.M ay 1 ’50-’51
15,000c.-.M ay 1 1952
40.000.
. Jan 1 ’31-’34
120.000. . Jan 1 ’35-’42
4M s’26 J-J 140.000. . Jan 1 ’43-’49
50.000.
-Jan 1 ’50-’51
70.000. .Jan 1 ’52-’ 53
80.000.
. Jan 1 '54455
90.000-M ay 1 ’32-’40
30.000- .M ay 1 ’41-’42
4Ms’27
140.000--M ay 1 ’43-’49
M -N
50.000-M ay 1 ’50-’51
70.000- -M ay 1 ’52-’53
,120,000--M ay 1 ’54-’56
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27 $3,556,000
Ass’d val. ’26 (75% a ct.).130,249,911
_ 8,400,000
Value school property_
School (tax per $1,000) 1926-.$14.00
Population in 1926_____- ___131,620
IN T . at Union Trust C o., Erie.
4Ms’25M-N

ETNA.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
4M s’25 A-O $38,000..Oct 1 ’27-45
Street Im provement Bonds.
($25,000_.June 1 ’32-’36
4Ms’22 J-DUOO.OOO-.June 1 ’37-’46
[ 90,000.-June 1 ’47-’51
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms'12 A-O $25,000.-Apr 1 ’31-’36
W ater and L ight Bonds.
4Ms’ l l A-O $16.000_____ 1927-1930
R edem ption Bonds.
-s
...
$3,000_________________
GEN. BD. DT. May 1919. $69,000
Assess, debt (add’l)_______
20,000
Assess, val. ’20 (M act.)_5,433,190
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920___$14.00
Population 1910, 5.830; 1920.-6,341
EXETER.
This borough is in Luzerne County.
Improvement Bonds.
5s ’08 J-J $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 ............ ...........
5s ’ 13 M -N 35,000______________
5s ’ 19 A-O 15,000_______________
6s ’20 J-J 12,000_______________
5s ’24 . . . 20,000___________ 1929
5s '22 J-D $35,000cJunel’32’37’42
N ET BD. DEBT Aug '27. $74,500
Sinkingfund______________
21,000
Assessed valuation 1927___5,162,336
FARRELL.
This borough, formerly South
Sharon, is in Mercer County. Inc.
Nov. 15 1901. Name changed by
decree of court April 15 1912. Bonds
are all tax free.
Street Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’15 M-NS40,000c.May 14 1945
Fire & Police Dept.
4Ms’ 15 M -N $12,000c..M ay 14 1945
incinerator Plant.
4Ms’15 M -N $8,000c_M ay 14 1945
Street-Im pt. and Funding.
4Ms’ 12 A-O $50,000____Oct 1 1942
Im provement Bonds.
4Ms’09 M-N$52.000r_ M ay 1 1939
_
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'04 J-J $100,00 0c...Ju ly 1 1934
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’19M-N/$60,000____May 1 1929
1100,000-May 1 ’34&’39
37.000
M ay 1 1944
50.000
M ay 1 1949
44s
J-J /10,000c--------------- 1928
_ _

J une, 1927.]

BOND. D EBT Mar 17 r2 7 -'$499,500
Sinking fund_____________
59,000
Assess, val., real estate___ 9,449,650
Assess, val., personal_____ 239,400
Assess, val. ’26 (2-5 a c t .)..9 ,711,500
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $12.00
_
Pop’n 1920.U5.586; '27 ------- 19,350
IN T .inP ittsb. at Colonial Tr.Oo.
All bonds are tax-free to holder.
FARRELL SCHOOL D ISTR IC T.
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
4 4 s ’07 J-J $5 0 .0 0 0 c ............... 1937
4,4s ’03M-N 30,500c ............... 1933
4 4 s ’08 J-J 30,0 0 0c...Ju ly 1 1938
fl 1,000c..................1929
4 4 s M -N
13,000c-------------1934
116,000c............ ...1 9 3 9
44s
M -N 30,000c____ 192^,-1039
4 4 s ’ 16M-NJ 23,000____Nov 1 1936
( 36.000____ N ov 1 1946

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F A R R E L L S C H . D IS T . ( C o n c l . ) .

Jti

[10,000__________ 1928
10.000 _________ 1933
4Ms'18M-N [20,000___________1938
20.000 _________ 1943
[25,000___________ 1948
4?*sT9 J-J 110,000..July 1 ’28-’49
5s ’ 19 J-J (105,000—July 1 ’28-’48
\ 10,000___ July 1 1949
5}£s’21 M-S 80,000 ____ 1928-1948
($10,000 every 2 years.)
5s ’21 M-S 20,000 ____ 1950-1951
43^s’22 J-D
88,000c___ 1927-1951
(For maturity see V . 115, p. 1009)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’25— $647,500
Sinking fund______________
2,000
Assess, val. ’24 (about 35%
actual)_________________ 9,700,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’24 $22.00
IN T . on $50,000 4 fis at First Nat.
Bank, Farrell; on 5s of 1919 at the
Peoples Bank of Farrell; on others at
Colonial Trust Co. in Farrell or at
Pittsburgh.
FAYETTE COUNTY.

Uniontown is the county seat.
Bonds are all tax free.
4s T6 A-O $200.000------Apr 1 1936
4>4s’ 18 J-D
94.000— Dec 30 1928
Highway Bonds.
_
4 K s’27 A-0$500,000------Apr 1 1942
Road Bonds.
4H s’ 17 J-D $94,000— Dec 15 1927
4Ws’19 J-D 500,000cDec 15 ’29-’39
4M s’21 J-D 500,000.—Dec 30 1941
4Ms’26 M-S 500,000c..M ar 15 1931
Im provement Bonds.
4}£s’27 F-A$500,000---------Feb 1937
Bridge B onds.
4Ms’25 ($50,000______ Dec 30 1930
J-D 301300,000-Dec 30 '35, ’40, ’45
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 $3,613,000
Sinking fund__________
788,966
Assess, val. 1927_______ 109,333.665
Co. tax rate (per $1 000) '26_$10,50
Pop’n 1910, 167,449; 1920, 188,104
F IN D L A Y T W P . S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. Imperial) is in
Allegheny County.
[$10,000__________ 1930
| 20,000___________1935
5)4s’20 A-O-j 25,000-----------------1940
| 30,000___________1945
[ 15.000___________1950
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $100,000
Tot. ass. val ’27 (70% act.).3.000.000
Sch.tax rate (p.$1,000) ’26-’27 $11-00
F O R D C IT Y .

This borough is in Armstrong Co.
f$20,000c.Aug 1 ’30&’35
4U s’24 F-A[ 20,000c_Aug 1 ’40&’45
[ 10 ,000 c... Aug 1 1950
R efu nding Bonds (Tax-free).
[$50,000c.May 1 ’35&40
4H s’25M-N[ 50,000c.M ay 1’45&’50
I 25,000c— .M ay 1 1954
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’26 . $385,000
Water debt (included)____
110,000
Floating debt (add’l)------77,336
Total assessed value 1927- 8,160.150
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927------ $7.00
Population 1910, 4,850; 1920, 5,605
F O R D C IT Y SCH O O L D IS T R IC T

This district is in Armstrong
County.
S chool B uilding Bonds.
43^s’22 J-J $85,000c*. .July 1 1952
BOND. D EBT M ay 8 ’27. $110,000
Sinking fund______________
25,410
Tot. ass’d val. ’27(act val.)8,149,700
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 27-$10.00
Population 1927 (est.)-------------6,500
IN T . at First Nat. Bk., Ford City.

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS
Asessed val’n, real estate)..6,709,505
Assessed val’n, personal___ 297,000
Total assess, val. ’27 (abt.
1-3% act.)______________7,008.750
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $14.00
Population 1927, 10,000; 1920. 9,970
All bonds tax-free to holder.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Franklin) is
in Venango County.
5 s ’22 A-O $48,100--Apr 1 ’ 28-’52
BOND. DEBT June 14’26. $50,000
Sinking fund____________
20,000
Assess, val. ’25 (T to !i%
act.)____________ a_____ 5,516,930
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26____ $21.00
Population 1919 (est.)_______ 12,300
FREELAND SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Freeland) is in
Luzerne County. Bonds are tax-free
High School B uilding Bonds.
5 s ’22 A-O I$20,000___________1927
t 80,000_____ 1928-1950
4Ms
F-A 13,000c____ 1927-1939
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 ’26. $144,000
14,500
Floating debt (add’l)______
Sinking fund______________
5,000
Assess, val. ’25 (40% act.)_2,377,585
School tax rate (p. $1,000) ’25-$32.00
Population (e s t .) _____________9,000
I N T . at Citizens Bank of Freeland.
FREEPORT SCHOOL D ISTR IC T.
This district (P. O. Freeport) is
in Armstrong County. Bonds are
tax-free.
($25,000__________1928
4 ^ s ’23 J-D
95,000 ____ 1929-1948
I 30,000 ____ 1949-1953
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 -- $155,000
Total assess, val. 1927
(about 80% actual)_____2,308,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S17.00
Population (est.)______________2,800
IN T . at Freeport.
GERMAN TW P. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. McClellandtown) is in Fayette Courlty.
School Bonds.
5s
A-O $45,000____Apr 1 1930
5 3-5s M -N 25,000__ M ay 1 1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 '27- $45,000
Sinking fund--------------------33,895
School tax (per $1,000) ’26___$23.00
Total assess, val. 1925 (abt.
30% actual)------------------8,749,255
Population (est.)____________15,000
GIRARD TOW NSHIP S. D.
This district (P. O. North Girard)
is in Erie County.
School Bonds.
4H s’26 J-D $75,000r_June 1 ’28-’52
5 s ’26 - - .
1 ,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1928
BONDED D E B T ___________$76,000
GLASSPORT.
This borough is In Allegheny Co.
Inc. July 21 1902. Bonds are free
from State tax.
Borough Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 F-A$150,000-Aug 1 ’36-46-55
F unding Bonds.
5s ’08 J-J $24,OOOC-July 1 ’28-’38
4s ’02 J-D 26,100c------ 1927-1955
4H s’23 M-S 70,000c-.M ar 1 ’ 37-’50
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $270,000
Sinking fund--------------------50,988
Assess, val. ’26(60% act.)-6,120,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000 '26-$26.00
Population 1920, 6.959; 1926, 7,100
INTEREST on the 4J4s and 5s at
U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y .; on
is at Northern Trust Co., Phila.
glenolden

]

This borough is in Delaware
County.
Borough Bonds.
This district is in Susquehanna
4Ms’26 F-AS135,000c*..Aug 2 1956
County.
(Optional after 1941.)
S ch ool Bonds.
BONDED D E B T _______________ (?)
4 ^ s ’27 M-S $75,000c
Mar 1 '32, ’37 & '42 Population in 1920____________1,944
BOND D E B T ______ _____ ____ (?)
GREENE COUNTY.
Waynesburg is the county seat.
F O R E S T H IL L S .
Highway & Bridge Bonds.
This borough (P. O. Wilkinsburg) 4)£s’25M-S$800,000r*.Mar 1 ’29-’36
is in Allegheny County.
(Optional at par & int. on Mar. 1
Borough Bonds.
1930.)
4 H s’26 J-D $80,000____Dec 1 1956
Highway & F unding Bonds.
BONDED D E B T ...............— . (?)
4 Jis’26 J-D$375,000r*June 15’28-'42
BON D. DEBT M ay 1927$1,214,000
F O U N T A IN H IL L .
Assessed valuation 1927 — 60,000,000
This borough is in Lehigh County. State&Co.tax(per$l,000)’26___$8.00
M unicipal B onds (Tax Free).
Popul’n 1920 , 30,804; 1927, 33,000
5s ’21 J-D $70,000cJune 1 ’28-’41
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office.
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 5 ’27. $86,500
Floating debt (add’l)______
42,900 GREENSBURG.
Assessed value 1927----------- 2,604,790
This borough Is In Westmoreland
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— .$15.00 Co. Inc. 1799. Bonds are tax-free.
Population, 1927,4.300; 1920.-2,339 4s g ’99 J-D *532,0 0 0c...Ju n e 1 1929
4s g ’00 A-O *37,000c
Oct 11930
F O U N T A IN H IL L S C H . D IS T .
4 4Ss’08M -S 1 2 ,0 0 0 c ________ 1938
This district (P. O. Bethlehem) is
(Optional after 1918.)
In Northampton County. Bonds 4s ’08 A-O 50,000c—.O ct 1 1938
tax-free.
4s g ’06 J-J *23,000c_ Jan 1 1936
_
4s
—
$5,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1935
Street Im provement Bonds,
4H s
...
6,000c_______________ 4 K s’24 J-J $200,000--July 1 ’28-’53
4 )is
...
30,000c__________ 1947
(For maturity see V . 119, p. 225.)
4Ms
—
40,000c--------------- 1952
R efu nd ing & Im pt. B onds.
4H s
...
50,000c____ 1935-1939 4s g ’06 M-N *$19,000c--Nov 1 1936
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’27. $131,000 4)4s’26 M -N100.000c.M ay 1 ’31-’56
Sinking fund______________
21,795
Funding Bonds (Tax-Exempt).
Total assessed value 1927.-2,279,950 4s T7 J-J $32,300c.-Jan 1 ’28-’45
School taxrate(per $1,000) ’27.$18.00
Improvement Bonds.
Population (est.)______________ 5,500 5H s’21 M-S $ 14,400c____ 1927-1950
-s
...
50,000_______________
F R A N K L IN . _
B O N D . DEBT M ay 5 ’ 26 $596,000
This city is In Venango Co. Ino. Floating debt (additional)
5,000
as a 3rd class city Jan. 14 1909.
Sinking fund------------------53,763
Im provement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1926--14,674,435
4M s’22 J-D $100,000c.june 1 ’27-’47 Boro, tax rate (per $1,000)’23.$13.00
(Due $20,000 every five years)
Popul’n 1910, 13,012; 1920, 15,033
W ater-P lan t-Pu rch ase Bonds* Red. 20 years from issue.
4 K s ’09 J-J $156,000c&r*.1926-1938
IN T . at Borough Treas. office.
S treet & Sewer Impt. B onds.
f$10,000c... July 1 1935 GREENSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
4 ^ s ’25J-J
30,000c_July 1’40 & ’45
Bonds are tax-free to holder and
1 20 ,000 c...Ju ly 1 1950 first 2 issues are opt. 20 years from
BOND. D EBT Apr 18 ’27. $310,000 date o f issue.
Water debt (incl.)________ 150,000 4s ’04 J-J $44,000o _____________
Sinking fund______________
56,482 4s ’08 J-J 110,000____July 1 1938
F O R E S T C I T Y S C H O O L D IS T .




[V ol. 124.

40,000c*Mar 1 ’28-’31
Road Bonds.
90,000c*Mar 1 ’32-’37
[$12,000-.M ar 1 ’30&35
120,000c*Mar 1 ’38-’53 5s ’25 M-S [ 12,000--M ar 1 ’40&45
150,000c*Mar 1 ’44-’49
[ 4,000____Mar 1 1950
180,000c *Mar 1 ’50-’55
F unding Bonds.
15.000
___________July’25 1930
5s 1 M-S $7,000____Mar 1 1955
40.000.
-July 1 ’33-'36 Sewer B onds.
ifis'2 4 J-J
25.000
___________July s1 1939 $400.000_______________
-60.000.
-July 1 ’42<fc’45 ’23 -- _
5s
90,000__________ 1947
35.000
___________July 1 1948EBT Jan 1 ’27- $986,000
BOND. D
40.000
___________July 1 1951
Assessed valuation 1927-.71,800,102
.25,000____July 1 1953 Population in 1910--6,965; ’20 11,139
4s ’27 J-D 200,000_____ 1929-1955
BOND. DEBT M a r l ’27. $984,000 H A N O V E R T W P . S C H . D IS T .
Sinking fund____________
176,594
This township is In Luzerne Co.
S ch ool B onds.
Tot.ass’d val.’27(50%act.) 14,670,300
School tax (per $1,000) l927-$22.00 4s ’02 F-A $20,000c*--A ug 1 1932
Population (est.)_____________ 18,000 5s '12 F-A/40,000c*Aug 1’27 & ’32
(40,000c*Aug 1 ’37& ’42
INT. at Treasurer’s office.
4H s’ 14 . . .
80,000c*--.1929-1944
($20,000 due every 5 years)
G R E E N V IL L E .
60,000c* ...1930-1945
This borough is in Mercer County. 5s T5 . . .
($15,000 due every 5 years)
Sewage-D isposal-Plant (tax-free)
4H s’ 15 A-O $27.50 0..0ct 1 ’27-’44 5)^s’21 F-A 279,000c*.Aug 1 ’34-'50
[25,000c*. .A ug 1 1936
Funding Bonds.
4s ’04 M-S $8,400_____ 1927-1940 4H s’24 F-A [80,000c*Aug 1 ’37-’40
(90.000c* Aug 1 '41-’43
4H s’ 17
32,400_____ 1927-1947
TOTAL D EBT June 5 ’21 $107,900
Improvement Bonds.
114,000
4 ^ s ’ 12 - . - $37,700_____ 1927-1942 Sinking fund------------------4Ms’ 14 . . .
27,500_____ 1927-1944 Assessed valuation 1924.-66,761,034
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’26 -- $112,500 School tax (per $1,000) 1924--S7.20
Assessment debt (add’l)___
47,500 Population In 1924 (est.)____15,000
Floating debt and notes
250
INTEREST payable at the Wyom­
Assess, val. ’26 (50% act.)-5 ,887,900 ing Valley Trust Co. in Wilkes-Barre.
Boro tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S20.00
Population 1910, 5,909; 1920, 8,101 HARBOR CREEK TOW NSHIP.
This township (P. O. Harbor
G R E E N V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T .
Creek) is ixi Erie County.
All bonds are taxable.
R efu n d in g Bonds (Tax-free).
4s
’04
$16,500........................... 5s T9 F-A $15,000c-Feb 1 ’28-’32
4Ms ’08 —
8.000_____ _____ ____
(See V. 108, p. 497.)
4H s’ 17 M -N 100.000 ________ 1947 BOND. D E B T Apr 12 ’27- $28,500
43^s’ 17 M -N 40,000.....
1947 Floating debt (add’l ) ______
13,500
5 3-5s’ 17 J-J 53.000_____ , ________ Total assess, value. 1926--2,376 890
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27. $217,500 Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26-$10.00
Assessed val. ’26 ( f i act.)_.6,500,000 Population 1926, 2,162; 1920, 2,219
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$17.00
Population in 1920___________ 8,000 HARRISBURGL
Harrisburg, the capital of the State
G R O V E C IT Y "
Is situated in Dauphin Co. Incorp.
This borough Is In Mercer County. Mar. 19 1860. New charter adopted
Incorp. in 1883. Pop’n 1910, 3,674: Nov. 17 1914. The city assumes
1920. 4,944.
payment of State tax on all its bonds.
Borough Bonds.
4s ’23 M-N$700,000c M ay 15 ’28-’53
5-06s’21M-N ($20,000cNov 1 ’41-’46 (For maturity see V. 116. p. 2424.)
\ 20,000c--N ov 1 1951 4s '25 M-S f$95,000—Sept 1 ’27-’45
W ater Bonds.
... ,
_ 1 4,000----- Sept 1 1946
sJ-J $28,000---$1,000 y’rly
W ater Bonds.
Funding & Sewer Bonds (Tax-fr) 6s
—
$100------ -.P a st due
4 Hs’ l l J-J $26.000c--Jan 1 ’28-’40 §s
--100----------Past due
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’25 -- $262,000 3s
J-J
65,000c
Jan 1 1932
Water debt (included)_____
36,000
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Floating debt_____________
91,159 4s 17 M-S $50.000___ Sept 1 1947
Sinking fund______________
13,449
City Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1924___3,400.000 5s
J-J
$100______ Past due
(Assessment Y actual value.)
x
4J4s’20 M-S 147,600c.Mar 1 ’28-’50
Boro, tax (pet1$1,000) 1924___$18.00 5 s ’21
670,000—July 1 ’27-’51
IN T. at Grove City Nat. Bank.
(For amount due each year see
V. 113. p. 1699.)
4 ^ s ’26 F-A$300,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’56
G R O V E C I T Y S C H O O L D IS T .
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-D $75,000c.June 1 ’28-’42 4s’27 M -S / $27,400____Mar 1 1928
„ . . (1,246,600-------- 1929-1957
'18,000c.. .A ug 1 1931
Bridge Repair Bonds.
15,000c.Aug 1 ’32-’36
16,000c. Aug 1 ’37-’40 4s ’24 M -N $7,000 — .M ay 1 1928
P ublic Im provem ent B onds.
5,000c---- Aug 1 1941
fSs'21 F-A
M-S$216,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’32
4,000c. ..A u g 1 1942 4s
10,000c. Aug 1 ’43-’44 4s ’07 M-S 126,000c-Mch 1 ’28-’36
M-S 280.000c_Sept 1 ’27-’40
18,000c. Aug 1 ’45-’47 4s
. . . 170,000___Mar ’28-’44
4,000c—.A ug 1 1948 -s
...
38,000____Mar ’28-’46
10,000c. ..D e c 1 1932 -s
M-S 161,000____Mar ’28-’50
4H s’22 J-D 24,000c.D ec 1 ’33-’44 4K s
5s ’21 M -S (184,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’50
28,000c_Dec 1 ’45-’51
l 6,400------Mar 1 1951
6,000c— -D ec 1 1952
Sewer, Pav. & In cin erator Bds.
BOND. DEBT Mar 31 '21. $232,000
Floating debt____________
10,000 4s ’23 M -S ($35,000____Mar 1 1928
(250,000--M ar 1 ’ 29-’ 53
Sinking fund______________
44,340
Assess, val. ’27 (60% a ct.).3,892,000 TOTAL D E B T Jan 1 ’26-$7,109,575
183 134
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-123.00 Sinking fund assets______
Population In 1925____________5,500 Assess, val. ’26 (% a ct.)-.83,470,600
Total tax (per $1.000) 1926— .$32.00
IN T . payable in Grove City.
Pop’n 1910. 75,917;’20 ...........75.917
HAMBURG.
IN T . at office of City Treasurer.
This borough is in Berks County.
Sinking fund receives yearly appro­
4H s’26 J-J $160,000—Jan 1 ’32-’56 priations sufficient to pay int. on the
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 2549.) city’s debt and 5% of the principal.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4s T3 Apr $5,500c______________ HARRISBU RG SCHOOL DIST.
Bridge Bonds.
All bonds are tax-exempt to holder.
4s T9 M -N $4,000c. 1929-34 & ’39 Interest payable at office of Treas.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1926— $9,500 3H s’03 A-O $24,000c. .Apr 1 ’28-’33
Floating debt (add’l)______
26,200 4s ’08 J-J / 4,000c._Jan 1 ’28-’29
Sinking fund______________
2,630
127,000c._ Jan 1 ’30-’38
Assessed value, real estate-2,057,471 4s ’05 A-O 24,000c. _Apr 1 ’28-’35
Assessed value, personal_
_
4,260 4s ’08 A-O 24,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’38
Other assessable property_ 251,625 4s ’09 A-O 2fi,000c__Oct 1 ’27-’39
Total assessed value 1926.-2,313,356 4s TO A-O 130,000c..Apr 1 ’28-’40
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$12.00 4s ’ l l A-O / 8,000c.Apr 1 ’ 27-’31
Population 1910, 2,301; 1920, 2,764
(30,000c. Apr 1 ’ 32-’41
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office. 4s T2 A-O 45,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’42
4s T4 A-O 51.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’44
H A M B U R G S C H O O L D IS T R IC T - 44£s’ 15 A-O /51,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’44
. . (11,000c— Apr 1 1945
This district (P . O . Hamburg) is in . . .
Berks County. Bonds are tax-free. 4Hs 18 J-J 294,000c_Jan 1 ’28-’48
5s ’21 J-D $85,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1951 4Hs’ 18 J-J j 2,000c _ —Jan 1 l 928
( 20,000c-.Jan 1 ’29-’48
4M s’24 J-D 50,000c_Dec 15 ’27-’51
4H s’ 18 F-Af 28,000c..Feb 1 ’28-’31
(Optional Dec. 15 1930.)
(136,000c—Feb 1 ’32-’48
BOND. D EBT Apr 14 ’27. $126,000
Tot. ass’d val. ’27 (50%act.)2,060,121 4 ^ s ’18 M -N 66.000c.N ov 1 ’27-’48
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26--$16.00 4Jis’ 19 M -N / 36,000cNov 1 ’27-’32
U l9,000cN ov 1 ’33-’49
Population, (est.)_____________3,300
I N T . at Hamburg Savings & Trust 4J4s’22 F-A 250.000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’52
5s ’22 J-J / 18,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’36
C o., Hamburg.
1 48,000c. .Jan 1 ’37-’ 52
( 33,000c_ Jan 1 1927
_
H ANOVER.
4*As'22 J-J [ 48,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’35
This borough is in York County.
[ll9.000c.Jan 1 ’36-’ 52
3J^s’03 A-O $20,000_______________
[2 0 ,0 0 0 c...N ov 1 1928
4s T4 J-J
25,000---------------------4s T6 A-O 25,000_______________ 4J£s’23 M -N j 60,000c_Nov 1 ’29-’43
[50,000c_Nov 1 ’44-’53
4s T7 M -N 10,000______________
_
4s T9 M-S 50,000_______________ 4J*s’25 J-J / 80,000c_ Jan 1 1930
(400,000c._Jan 1 ’31-55
R efu nding Bonds.
[15,000c--. Jan 1 1930
4M s’25 A-0$100,000________ serially
BOND .DEBT Dec 31 '21. $130,000 4 H s’25 J-J [72,000c—Jan 1 ’31-’54
( 4,00 0c...Ja n 1 1955
Floating debt (add’l)______ 118,454
Sinking fund______________
32,704 4s 25M-N ( 100,000c-..M ay 1 1930
(500,000c_May 1 ’31-’55
Assessed valuation 1921___3,690,652
[ 90,000c.M ay 15 1931
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921___$14.00
Pop'n 1910. 7.057; 1920_______ 8,664 4 K s’26 M-S [270,000cMay 15’32-’46
[l90,000cMay 15’47-’56
4 ^ s ’26 J-J (100,000c...Jan 1 1931
H A N O V E R T O W N S H IP .
(500,000c-Jan 1 ’32-’56
This township is InLuzerneCounty.
Bonds Overdue.
[$16,000— A ug 1 5 ’27-’28 4s ’96 . . .
$3,000___ Apr 1 1916
4 X s '1 8 — [ 45,000—A ug 15 ’29-’33 4s ’96 . . .
500------Oct 1 1916
I 50.000— A ug 1 5 ’34-’38 3s ’01 —
1,000____Jan 1 1921
4s ’25 M-S

J une, 1927.]
H A R R ISB U RG SCH. D. {Ccmcl.).
BON D. D E B T M ay 1 ’27.$4,102,500
Sinking fund assets______
185,233
Assess, val. '27 (60% act.) 85,433,510
Value school property____ 3,874,533
School tax (per $1,000) 1926.-$19.00
Population (est.)_____________85,000
IN T . payable at Treasurer’s office.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Natrona) is
in Allegheny County.
Road Bonds.
4.60s’ 19 F-A $20,000- --A u g 1 ’29-’34
’39 & ’44
tSewer Bonds.
4H s’22 M-S $46,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’49
Improvement Bonds.
4M s’25 A-O $50,000--Oct 1 ’30, ’35
’40, '45 & ’50
BOND. D E B T Sept 1922.. $95,000
Floating debt____________
10,000
Sinking fund______________
8,000
Total assessed val. 1922_ 7,439,080
_
Population 1910, 6,687; 1920---9.389
tIN T . at Citizens Bank, Natrona.

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS
BOND. D T . Apr 19 ’27--$1,296,500
Sinking fund____________
65,515
Ass’d val. ’26 (65% act.).28,577,741
School tax (per $1,000) 1926-S21.00
Population in 1926.................. 38,000
IN T . payable by People’s Savings
& Trust Co.
H IC K O R Y TOW NSHIP S. D.
This district (P. O. Sharpsville)
is in Mercer County.
S chool B onds.
4 K s’27 A-O $50,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32
BOND. D EBT Apr 4 2 7 .. $50,000
Assessed value (K act.)’27.2,640,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$30.00
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 4,750

HOLLIDAYSBURG.
This borough is in Blair County.
Incorp. 1834. Borough of Gaysport
consolidated with this borough on
Dec. 17 1923. V. 117, p. 2795.
BOND. DEBT M ay 22 ’25 $42,300
Floating debt (add’l)______
15,000
Sinking fund_____________
3,152
Assess.val.’25 (abt. 26 act.) 2,300,000
HARRISON TW P. SCH. DIST.
Boro, tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$7.00
This district (P. O. Natrona) is in Population 1910, 3,734; 1920, 4,071
Allegheny County.
4H s - „ J$105,000-July 1 ’32-’52 H O M E S T E A D .
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
1 ($21,000 every 5 yrs.)
4 J-^s’24 . . . /3 0 ,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1947 Inc. Oct. 1880. Pop. 1910, 23,333.
140,0 0 0 c ... Mar 1 1951 1920, 20,452.
Funding Bonds
TO T. B D . D T . June 3 ’25- $422,000
J-J $93,000c_ July 1 1932
Sinking fund_____________
53,000 4s
_
Total assessed value 1925.8,029,069 4 Hs’ 10 M-N 30,000c...M ay 1 1940
Sch. tax rate per $1,000) ’25.$19.00
R efu nding Bonds
Population in 1925___________12,000 4)4s’08 A-O $25,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1928
4J4s’09 M-S 24,500c. . .Mch 1 1934
HATBORO SCHOOL D ISTR IC T. 4J4s’ 10 M-N 15,000c...M ay 1 1940
This district (P. O. Hat boro) is in
Improvement Bonds
Montgomery County.
_
4^s
F-A $55,000c_ Aug 1 1934
W ater-W orks
S ch ool Bonds.
F-A $20,000c_ Feb 1 1937
_
4M s’26 J-J ($10,000___________1929 4s
Street Bonds
$110,000cU00,000_____ 1930-1954
M-N 520,000c..-Sept 1 1930
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’26 -- $110,000 4s
Assessed valuation 1926___ 1,852,790 i X s
F-A 125,000c. ..A u g 1 1938
Municipal Bonds.
Population in 1926___________ 2,200
4 ^ s ’23 . . . $285.000c_Feb 1 1953
HAVERFORD TOWNSHIP.
Borough Bonds.
Jan 1 1956
A township in Delaware County. 4 ^ s ’27J-J $50,000c
Post Office is Llanercn. Bonds are BOND. DEBT May 1927 $742,500
Sinking fund____________
84,000
all tax-exempt.
4J4s'18 A-O 834,000-Part yrly Oct 1 Assess, val. ’26 (80% act.)11,950,000
INTEREST is payable at the First
4M s’26 — $248,000_______________
National Bank, Homestead.
Highway & Sewer Bonds.
4)^s’24 J-D $240,000____ 1927-1934
4Jis’2 4 J -D
46,000____ 1927-1949 H O M E S T E A D SCHOOL D IS T .
4)4s’09 J-J
$7,OOOc.July 1 ’28-’34
T ow nship Building Bonds.
4s '16 J-D $10.000$1.000 ylyDec 1 4M s’10A-O 120,000c. ..A p r 1 1940
4s ’04 J-J
3,500c.July 1 ’28 ’29
Sewer Bonds.
5M s’21 F-A$100,000___________1951 4.30s’ 10A-0 25.000____Oct 1 1930
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $710,000 4H s’14 A-O (20,000____1934& 1939
115,000....................1944
Tot. assess, value 1927___ 19,944,943
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-..$10.00 4 K s’22 F -A 175,000c______________
Population 1927, 16,080; 1920, 6.631 (Due on Feb. 1 as follows: $25,000
in 1932, 1937 and 1941, and
IN T . on sewer bonds at Commer­
$50,000 in 1947 and 1951.)
cial Trust C o., Phila.; on 1924 bonds
aBuilding Bonds.
at Ardmore Nat. Bank; on others at
4H s’ 17 J-D$120,000c____ 1926-1946
Philadelphia Trust Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 ’27. $512,000
HAVERFORD TW P. SCH. DIST Sinking funds____________ 106,325
4s ’09 M -N $20,000c.-N ov 15 1939 Total assessed value, 1927
4s ’ 12 M -N 58.000c_ May 1 1942
_
(40% actual)_________ 11,484,015
4}£s’ 15 A-O 120,000c...A pr 1 1942 School tax (per $1,000) 1927--522.00
4Ms’ 1 5 M -N 14,000___ M ay 1 1945 Population in 1927 (est.)_____23,000
4s T7 M -N 36,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1947
a INT. payable in Homestead at
5M s’21 - - .
65,000---June 15 1951 the Monongahela Trust Co. All
4)£s’22
300.000___ Feb 1 1952 bonds tax-free.
4 s ’23 — .
21,000c_-June 15 1953
TO T . B D . D T. Apr 22 ’ 24- $634,000 HONESDALE UNION SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Honesdale) is
Sinking funds____________
83,800
Assess, val. ’24 (1-3 a ct.). 12,258,177 in Wayne County.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ‘24.316.00 4s ’08 A-O $18,000c___ $500 yrly.
Populaton .n 1923 (est.)______ 7,000 4>£s’25 M-S 225,00Gc.Sept 1 ’29-’55
IN T . payable at Merion Title & (For maturity see V. 121, p. 1820).
BOND. D E B T April 1 ’27- $243,000
Trust Co., Ardmore.
Sinking fund______________
8,400
Total assessed value 1927
HAZLE TOW NSHIP SCH. D.
(about 3-5 actual)______4,248,000
This district (P. O. Hazleton) is in
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$15.00
Luzerne County.
7,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $35,000 Population (e st.).______
IN T . at the Wayne County Sav­
Sinking fund________
18,000
Tot.ass’d val.'26(40%act.) 9,125,000 ings Bank, Honesdale.
Tax rate per ($1,000) 1927____ $25.00
Population (est.)_____________ 17,000 HUMMELSTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Hummelstown)
H AZLETON .
is in Dauphin County.
This city is in Luzerne County. 4 s ’ 12 M -N $1,000______$500 ann
Incorporated 1891; organized 1892. 4s ’20 J-J
3,500c_____$500 ann
Bonds are all tax-free. Coupon in
(50,000c_May 1 ’ 30-’
form, registerable as to principal.
4 J^s’25 M -N j
’35-’40-'45 & ’50
Paving & R edem ption Bonds.
[13,000c-_ .M ay 1 1955
4 s ’ 12 A-O $10.500_______________ BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -. $67,500
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund_____________
4,000
4H s’ 19 A-O $48,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’49 Ass’d v l.’26(abt.2-5 a c t.). 1,087,938
4 H s ’ 16 A -O f $10 2 ,0 0 0 - Apr 1 ’2 8 -’44 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$28.00
1 1 2 .0 0 0 -- Apr 1 1945 Population 1926 (est.)________ 3,000
4H s’26 M-N600.000_____ - ________
IN TER E ST in Hummelstown.
City Bonds.
4M s’27 . . . $170,0 0 0c..20-30 years HUNTINGDON.
Sewer Bonds.
This borough is in Huntingdon
4J4s’25 M ’N600,000c_May 1 ’35-’ 54 County.
4J4s’ 15 A-O
8,500___________1945
W ater W orks Bonds.
4J3sT6 F-A 49,700_____ 1927-1947 4 ^ s ’26 J-J $200,000c.July 1 ’27-’55
5 s ’20 F-A 500,000--Feb 1 ’30-’49
Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Aug 2 ’26 -- $347,662
4J3s’23 M-S ($160,000.-Sept 1 '37-52 Floating debt (additional) _ 32,500
1 5,000_ ..S ep t 1 1953 Assessed value 1925_______ 6,452,255
City-Hall Bonds {opt. aft. 1916). Population in 1920____________7,051
4s ’09 F-A *$22,500__________ 1941
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 27-$l,542,000 H U N T IN G D O N C O U N T Y .
Assess, val. real estate_ 26,501,351
_
Huntingdon Is the county seat.
Assess, val. personal_____ 2,047,090 4 K S’25 M -N$100,000c*.Nov 2 1955
Total assess, val. '27 (50%
(Optional N ov 2 1935.)
actual)________________28.577,741
C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S13.00 3Hs&4s’01A-O $5.000c*. Oct 11927
Pop. 1927, 38,000; 1920, 32,277.
BD . DEBT Apr 1 2 ’2 7 --- $105,000
INT. payable at office of Treasurer. Sinking fund____________
10,000
♦Optional 5 years after date.
Assessed value real estate.25,123,000
Assessed value personal._ 450,000
H A Z L E T O N SCHOOL D IS T .
Tot. assess, val. '27 (85%
B uilding Bonds {Tax-exempt).
actual)________________ 25,573,000
4s ’ 03 J-J $36,000c.July 1 '28-’33 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1927 ____ $6.00
(Sub. to call $6,000 y ’ly after 1913) Pop. 1910. 38.304; 1920, 39,848.
4 s ’ l l J-J
51,400c.July 1 ’28-’41
IN T. at Union Nat. Bank. Hunt
4J4s’ 13 J-J / 9,000c.July 1 ’28-’30 ngton.
______
I44,000c-July 1 ’31-’41
4 ^ s ’ 16 A-O 126.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’45 HUNTINGDON SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Huntingdon)
4 ^ s ’ 19 F-A 182,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’46
f 72,000c Oct 1 ’27-’34 is in Huntingdon County.
J-D $47,000c______________
5s ’20 A-O (156,000c Oct 1 ’35-’47 4s
l 4,000c ..O c t 1 1948 4}£s’25 J-D 75,000c.Dec 1 ’30-’54
35,000---Jan 1 ’32-’49
4 K s ’25 M-N300.000 ____ 1941-1955 4 ) is ’27 J-J
(Optional Jan. 1 1932.)
4M s’25 M -N 300.000____ 1931-1940




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BOND. D E B T April 1 ’27- $122,000 JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Total ass’d val. 1927 (a ct.)-6,512,240
Brookville is the county seat.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-.$13.00
Road Bonds {tax-free).
Population (est.)______________7.500 4 ^ s ’22M-S$300,000—Sept 1 ’27-’41
(80,000. June 1 '35 &’40
IN D IA N A .
4s ’25 J-D 80,000. June 1 ’45 &’50
This borough is the county seat ol
[40,000___ June 1 1955
Indiana County. Inc. in 1816. Bondi 4Ms’26 J-J 275,000c.Jan 1 ’3 6 ,’41,
are all tax-free to holder.
’46, ’51 & ’56
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 ’27- $775,000
Street-Im provement Bonds.
4 K s’ 19 A-O $3,000_ Oct 1 ’27-'29 Sinking fund____________
_
65,249
Assess, val., real estate..30,385,956
Paving Bonds.
4s ’06 J-J $11,000c
July ]936 Assess, val., personal____
342,654
4 Jus’ l l A-O
3,000___ Apr 1 1931 Tot.ass’d val.'27 (4-5 act.)34,085,160
5s ’20 J-J15 4,000—$1,000 yearly State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’27.$7.50
4 K s’22 j - j is 44,000--Ser. 1927-1942 Population 1910, 63,090; 1920, 62,104
4J^s’24 J-J 47,000c July 15 ’27 ’44
(For maturity see Y . 118, p. 2860.) JENKINTOWN.
This borough is in Montgomery
4M s’26 J-J
50,000--July 1 ’27-’46
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 3112.) County.
Sewer Bonds. Series C.
B orough Bonds.
4s ’03 M-S $l,0©0c____ Sept 1933 4Ms’26M-N/$100,000—-N ov 1 1931
1 140,000. ..N o v 1 1956
Sewer B onds, Series E.
4 J^s’09 J-J ($1,000___ July 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Oct 1926— $310,000
(10,000--July 1 ’30-’34 Assessed valuation 1926_ 4,432,590
_
Il5,000--July 1 ’35-’39 Population in 1926 (est.)______ 5,000
Buildings Bonds, Series G.
4 ^ s ’ 12 M -N ($3,000____ M ay 1 1932 J E R S E Y S H O R E .
This borough is in Lycoming Co.
( 5,000____ M ay 1 1937
[ 5,000____ M ay 1 1942 Bonds are all tax-free.
Fire T ruck Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
6 s ’ 21 F-A $2,000.-$2,000
yearly 4s
F-A $5,700c_ Aug 1 1934
_
BOND. DEBT M ay 25 ’27 $204,500 4s
M-S 12,500c— -Sept 1 1935
Assessed val. 1926_______ 11,069,407
R efunding Bonds.
Borough tax (per $1,000) ’20--$18.00 4s
J-D $3,500c.. .June 1 1939
Population 1910, 5,749; 1920, 7,043
Sewer Bonds.
F-A $13,000c__ Aug 1 1946
INT. at Farmers’ Bank, Indiana 414s
(Optional Aug. 1 1926.)
INDIANA COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 ’27- $29,600
Indiana is the county seat.
Sinking fu n d ______________
2,051
Highway Bonds {tax-free).
Ass’d val’n 1925 (1-3 actual) 1,590,805
4!4s’22 J-J15 $962,000c.July 1 ’27-52 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1925.—$29.00
4s
. . . 1,000,000....................... Population 1910. 5 381; 1920, 6,103
BD. DEBT Apr 12 ’27---$1,940,000
Sinking fund____________
122,845 JE R S E Y S H O R E S C H . D I S T .
Assess, val., real estate___54,783,372 314sg’02F-A $1,400c_Aug 1 ’27-’28
Assess, val., personal____ 5,550,902 4s ’05 A-O
5,300___________ 1935
Other assess, property_____ 6,174,815 4 X sg’ 13A-O 15,000c-------------- 1933
1927 (about 70% actual).66,519,089 4J4s’25 A-O a35,000c— .Apr 1 1955
T axrate (per $1,000) 1925___ $5.00 BOND. D EBT Mar. 1927- $41,100
Population 1910, 66,210; 1920,80,910 Sinking fund______________
12,060
Assess, val. (60% act.) ’27-1.250.000
INDIANA SCHOOL D IST R IC T . Sch tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S52.00
This district (P. O. Indiana) is in Population 1920 (est.)-------------7.000
Indiana County.
a Tax-free. _ _ _ _ _
4 K s’23 A-O$420,000_0ct 15 ’ 26-’53
5s
J-D 70,000— .$10,000 yrly. JO H N S O N B U R G .
This borough is in Elk County.
4^s
J-J
8,000
$1,000yrly.
Fire Equip. Bonds .{tax-free).
5s
F-A
15,000
$5,000yrly.
4J£s’24 A-O 120,000-0ct 15 ’26-’49 5s ’23 M-S $15,000c - ........... .seria
W ater Bonds.
—s ’25 M-S 40,000c.-Sept l ’28-’32
Apr 1 1949
BOND. DEBT M ay 15 ’24 $575,000 5s ’ 19 A-O $27,000c
(Optional after April 1 1920.)
10,000
Sinking fund_____________
Sewer Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val.’23(60% act)10,615,222
_ $15,000c-----------------------_
T axrate (per $1,000) 1923— .$14.50 -S
Population (estimated) 1923.-9,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $57,000
Ass’d val. ’ 26 (abt. Vi act.)-l,521,920
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$22:00
INGRAM.
This borough is in Allegheny Co. Population 1910- 4,334: 1920, 5,400
Incorporated Aug. 2 1902.
J O H N ST O W N .
^
Street & Sewer Bonds
This city is in Cambria County.
4H s’03J-D15$17.000-. - June 15 1933 Incorporated Dec. 18 1889. The city
4Ms ’05A-O 12,000___ Oct 1 1935 pays the State tax on all bonds. All
4>3s’06 M-S
18,000___Sept 1 1936 bonds are coupon in form, but may
4 ^ s ’09 J-D
5,000_ June 1 1939 be registered as to principal.
_
4J^s’09 J-J
15,000___July 1 1939
P ublic Safety Bldg. Bonds.
4H s’ 12 P-A
15,000___Aug 1 1942 4H s’24
/ $96,000—Oct 1 27-34
4)^s’ 15 A-O
14,000___ Oct 1 1935
A-O ( 130,000--Oct 1 ’35-’44
iX s'2 2 A-O
5,000___ Apr 1 1952
Sewer, Garbage, Disposal Plant
4J4s’22 F-A
14,000___Aug 1 1952
and Highway
„ __. 0 inOQ
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '27. $135,000
($200,000— -Sept 2 1928
Assess, val. '27 ( 3 actual).3.259,850 4/4s'18M -S j 175,000- —Sept 2 1933
a
Total taxrate (per $1,000) '27_$13.00
200,000— Sept 2 1938
Population 1927,3,000; 1920.—2.900
[ 200,000— Sept 2 1943
IN T . payable in Pittsburgh and
Street Impt (subject to call 10 yrs.
Crafton.
4a • / " a S “ )
(W
S39.500— -Oct l 1939
INGRAM SCHOOL D ISTR IC T.
1 1916
This district (P. O. Pittsburgh) is i & i e S T
4>4s’22 J-J
690,000-—July 1 1952
in Allegheny County.
4J£s'25 A O $20,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’35 (Subject to call after July 1 1931.)
4 }|s
---94,200c_June 1 ’28-’43 4 k s ’24 F-AJ128,000--Aug 1 26-34
(340,000--Aug 1 35-54
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’27 -- $117,000
Sinking fund_____________
6,420
$350t ,00°0ndJuly 1 ^ - ’46
Assessed val. '27 (80% act.)3,260,410 4MsT6r7 j m
Taxrate (per $1,000) ’27___ $20.00
Population (est.)______________ 2,027 4s H3d 8A-Ud|11.000----- Oct 1 1943
IN T . at 1st Nat. Bk., Crafton.
414s’ 15 J-J el5,000------July 1 1935
Highway Bonds.
1IM.
4 J4sT4 M -N $3 ,0 0 0 ----M a y 11934
IR W IN SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
(Subject to call beginning 1919.)
This district is in WestmorelandCo.
40,000— —July 1 1939
4s ’ 13 A-O $50,000............... ........... 4/4ST5 J-J
TOTAL DEBT April 1920- $60,000 4Ms’24 J-J (397,000-.J u ly 1 27-,49
(397,000--July 1 50-54
Sinking fund_____________
8,170
Tot.ass’d val.’19(35% act.)1,996,547
Park Bonds. _
_
. 10r0
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9-S16.00 4H s’22 M-N$350,000— M ay 1 1952
(Due in 30 years, optional after
Population in 1919 (est.)______ 3,100
20 years.)
„
Bridge & Highway im pt. Bonds.
JEANETTE.
This borough Is in Westmoreland 4s T7 M -N 75,000 - - - - - - - - - - - - - County. All bonds are tax-free.
4)4s’23 J-J /744,000--July 1 28-38
(744,000--July 1 39-53
Balance of issue of 1890_______ $100
4Ms’01 M -N $29,500____Apr 11931 4/4s’26 J-J2 1250,000—Jan 2 27-36
1250 000--Jan 2 37-41
Street & Sewer Impt. B onds.
4>£sT7 M -N $25,000..M ay 1 ’27-’47 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 $4 ’623,500
($5,000 every 5 years.)
Sinking fund, cash----------540,14/
Borough Bonds.
Ass’d val. (real & per.prop.)
4 K s’26M -N$100,000-.Nov 1 ’29-’51
im provement Bonds.
4>£s’ 16 M -N $30,000..M ay 1 ’28-’41
4 ^ s ’19 M -N 120,000—Due $30,000
on N ov. 1 in ’29, ’34, ’39 & ’44 I Opt. 10 yrs. e Opt. 5 yrs; aft. dato.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $306,079
IN T . at City Treasurer s office.
Assessed valuation 1926— 7,905,600
Total taxrate (per $1,000) 24_$l6.00 JO H N ST O W N SCH O OL D IS T .
Bonds all opt. beg. 5 yrs aft. date.
Population 1910. 8,077; 1920. 10.627
IN T . on bonds marked (*) at the 4 ^ s T 2 J -D 35,000----- June 1 27
4Hs’ 13 M-S*$70,000c------Sept 1933
People’s National Bank, Jeanette.
l i l s ’15 M-S 136,000c------Sept 1939
School-Im provem ent Bonds.
JEANETTE SCHOOL DIST.
$20,000c—Jan 1 28-29
4 ^ s ’ 10 A-O /$10,000c*.Apr 1 1930
15,000c..-Jan 1 1930
4 ^ s ’ 10 A-O 10,000___________1940
10,000c— Jan 1 1931
110,000c*Apr 1 ’35 &’44
75,000c.-Jan 1 32-36
($50,000c*.Nov 1 1928
is’ 18 J-J
20,000c— Jan 1 1937
I
& ’31
15,000c_ Jan 1 1938
_
4 ^ s ’ 19 M -N [ 200,000c*.Nov 1 ’34,
80,000c. .Jan 1 ’39-’42
(
’37, ’40, ’43 & ’46
75,000c.-Jan 1 ’43-’45
4H s’22 J-D 135,000c*June 1 ’31-'51
15,000c. ..J a n 1 1946
(Part due every 5 years.)
24,OOOc_Dec 1 ’27-’29
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 27- $365,000
50.000c.Dec 1 ’30-’34
Ass’d val. '26 (65% a ct.)—7,984,011
s’ 19 J-D[ 48,000c.Dec 1 '35- 38
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$29.00
30,000c-Dec 1 ’39-40
Population in 1924 (est.)_____ 15,000
40.000c-Dec 1 '41-42
Principal and interest at Jeannette
14,000c.—Dec 1 1943
Savings & Trust Co.

4Ms’22 A-O

420,000r*Apr 1 ’28-’48
(20,000c. June 1 ’28-’31
6s ’20 J-D 18,000c_June 1 ’32-’34
28,000c. June 1 ’35-’38
40,000c. June 1 ’39-’43
18,000c.June 1 ’44-’45
6 t'21 A-O 380,000r* Apr l ’28-’47
/ 160,000r*_ .A pr 11929
4H S’24 A-O f 840,000r* Apr 1 ’30-’50
4Ms’26 J-J (418,000.—Jan 1 '28-’46
\210,0 0 0 ...J a n 1 ’47-’56
4Ms’26M-N 290,000c.M ay 1 ’28-56
4Ms’27M-NJ340,000r* ...1928-1947
\160,000r* ...1948-1957
4Ms’27M -N j 60,000.-M ay 1 ’28-'37
1140,000.-M ay 1 ’38-’57
Oakhurst School Dist. Bonds
(annexed).
6s ’18 J-J $37,000c.July 1 ’27-’42
(See Vol. 107, p. 99, for maturity.)
BOND. D EBT Apr. 5 ’27$4,208,000
Sinking fund______________ 478,703
Assess.val.’26 (65% act.)_85,565,985
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$15.75
Population (est.)___________ 75,000
All bonds are tax-exempt.
IN T . at office of City Treasurer or
through any city bank.
JU N IA T A .

This borough is in Blair County.
W ater Bonds 'Tax free).
5 s ’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 ’ l l A-O 10,000c.Last bond 1941
5s '13 J-J 10,OOOc.Last bond 1943
5s ’ 14 J-J 10.000c.Last bond 1944
5s ’ 15 F-A 24,OOOc.Last bond 1945
B o ro u g h Bonds
5s ’10 A-O$30,OOOc.Last bond 1940
5 s '14 J-J 40.000c.Last bond 1944
BOND. DEBT Nov 1926— $183,000
Water debt (incl.)________ 113.000
Floating debt (add'1)______
16,349
_
12,779
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
Sinking fund______________
9,160
Water sink, fund (incl.)_
5,074
Assess, val. (1-3 act.) 1927-3 307,066
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $15.00
Pop’n, 1920, 7.660; 1927..
8,500
IN T . payable in Juniata.
J U N IA T A SCHO OL D IS T R IC T .

This district is in Blair County.
5s ’l l M-S 535,000___ Sept 1 1941
(Optional after Sept. 1 1926.)
6s T2 M-S 3 0 ,0 0 0 .--M ay 19 1942
(Subject to call M ay 19 1932.)
5s ’ 13 M -N 30,000........
.1943
(Subject to call beginning 1933.)
6s T5 J-J
25,000____Jan 1 1945
(Optional after Jan. 1 1935)
TOT. D E B T Apr. 19 1927 $130,000
Sinking fund______________
5,000
Assess, val. ’27 (1-5 act.).2,487,767
School tax (per $1,000) 1927—538.00
Population in 1927 (est.)_____9,500
IN T . at 1st Nat. Bk., Juniata.
K A N E SCHO OL D IS T R IC T .

4K s’07 . . .
$5,000 _____ 1927-1931
5e ’07 A-O 4 0 ,0 0 0 ...O ct 1 -27-’36
6s ’20 . . .
46,000___________1940
BOND. D EBT M ay 25 '26 $116,000
Assessed valuation 1925 _ 2,559.734
_
School tax (per $1,000) ’ 25___ $3.90
K E N N E D Y T O W N S H IP S C H O O L
D IS T R IC T .

This district (P. O. Pittsburgh) is
in Allegheny County.
School Bonds.
5Ms’21 A -O ($20,000 ___ 1931 & '41
( 20,000.......
.1951
BOND. D EBT May 1 ’27- S60.000
Assessed value real estate._1,082,780
Assessed val. personal____
4,920
Assess, val. other property.
75,950
Tot.ass’d val.'26 (8 0 % a ct.)l,163,650
School tax rate (per $1,000)’22 $13.00
Population (estimated)_________ 800
KENNETT SQU ARE.

This borough is in Chester County.
Im provement Bonds.
4Ms’26 M-N$100,000c*Nov 1 ’27-’51
(Callable in 1932.)
B O N D . D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 — $100 ,00 0

Total assess, val. 1926
(M actual)___________ 2,100,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$31.00
K E N N E T T S Q U A R E S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. Kennett
Square) is in Chester County. Bonds
are all tax-free.
4s
...
$6,000r__________1941
4Ms
...
18,000c____ 1927-1944
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 2 ’27. $25,000
Total assess, val, l927
<60%-70% actual)______ 2,000,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26S15.00
Ropulation 1910, 2,049; 1920. 2,398
K IN G S T O N S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .

This district is in Luzerne County.
S chool Bonds.
4Ms’27 J-J $800,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’41
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 2176.)
BONDED D E B T ___________ — (7)
K IT T A N N IN G B O R O . SC H . D .

This district (P. O. Kittanning) is
in Armstrong County.
S chool Bonds (Tax-free).
4 s ’ l l J-J $19,000c*_$l,500 yrly.
4s ’ 12 J-J
7,000c*.
500 yrly.
5s ’20 M -N 92,000c*May 1 ’28-’50
!46.000c*Sept 1 ’ 27-’49
4Ms’22 M-S ( 8.000c*Sept 1 ’50-’51
l 3,000c*..Sept 1 1952
4Ms’23 J-J (44,000c*July 1 ’27-’48
(15,000c* July 1 ’49-'53
BOND. D E B T Mar 1 ’25. $256,600
Assessed value 1924 (act.).8,293,708
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924 —.$13.50
Population in 1920____________7,153
K N O X V IL L E .

This borough (P. O. Pittsburgh) is
in Allegheny County.
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’26 J-J $125,000c.July 1 ’31-’56




Borough Bonds.
4Ms'26 F-A $35,000c.Aug 1 '34-’ 54
BONDED D E B T ______________ (?)
Population in 1920---------------------696
KNOXVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. M t. Oliver Sta­
tion, Pittsburgh) is in Allegheny Co.
Population 1920, 7,201.
4Ms’22 J-D $80,0O0c.June 1 ’28-’52
(For maturity see V. 114, p 2392.)
4Ms’26 F-A 26,000—Aug 2 ’31-’51
BOND. DEBT July 10 ’26- $149,000
Assessed valuation 1926___7,493,100
KUTZTOW N.
This borough Is In Berks County.
W ater Bonds
1947
4 ^ s T 7 A -0 $43,000...........
4H s’ 19 J-J
15,000 ........ 1934-1948
Boro Bonds.
4s ’09 M -N $4,900 ..........1927-1939
4s ’ 15 M-S
1 ,800 _____ 1927-1935
E lectric-Light-Plant Bonds.
4s '05 M-S $5,000 ____ 1927-1935
4s ’06 M-S *5,100____ 1927-1936
4s T7 J-D
21 ,000 c___ 1927-1947
4 ^ s ’ 18 A-O
15,000c___ 1933-1947
4 Ms’ 24 . . .
15,000..........
1939
(Optional 1929)
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $125,800
31,254
Sinking fund_____________
Assessed val. 1927 _______ 2,123,125
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927---- $W).00
Population 1925, 2,840; 1920, 2,684
All the above bonds, except those
marked (*) are tax free.
IN T . payable at Kutztown Nar
tional Bank. ________

LANCASTER TOW NSHIP.
This township (P. O. Lancaster)
is in Lancaster County.
Road Bonds.
4M s’27 J-J $50,000r*...Jan 1 1957
(Optional Jan. 1 1947.)
BONDED D E B T _______________ (?)
Population in 1920____________2,647
LANSDALE SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Montgomery Co
4 Jis’26 A-O 150,000—Apr 1 ’33-’47
BOND. D EBT M ay 25 ’26 $48,100
Sinking fund______________
20 .000
Assess, val. ’25 (40% act.).3,460,710
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$15.50
LANSDOWNE
This borough la In Delaware Co
4Ms'24 M-S $60,0 0 0 c ............-.1954
Improvement Bonds.
($12,000. June 1 ’33-’ 36
4s T3 J-D 12,000—June 1 ’33-’36
3,500. .J u n e l
1937
124,000—June 1 ’38-’48
4Ms’27 J-D 150,000c— .June 1 1957
Sewer& Highway Bonds
3 Ms
J-J
$4,000____Jan 1 1929
3Ms
J-J
4,500____Jan 1 1930
4s
J-J
15,400___ July 1 1933
4s
A-O
*5,000___ Apr 1 1934
Sewer & Impt. Bonds.
4Hs'25 F-A $50,000___ Aug 1 1955
♦Subject to call ann. in amts, on hand
4M s’ 17 J-D $25,000c...Ju ne 1 1947
5s ’20 J-D
30,000___ June 1 1950
BOND. DEBT June 30 ’27-1413,900
Sinking fund______________
48,352
Assessed valuation 1927___8,112,224
Tax rate (ner $1,000) 1927___$15.00
Popula’n ’27 (est.), 7,500; 1920,4,797
INT. on 4s improvement bonds
and 4 Ms sewer and highway bonds
in Lansdowne; on other issues in
Philadelphia. ______
LANSDOWNE SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Lansdowne) is
In Delaware County. All bonds are
tax-free.
4Ms’2 4 ---- $30,000c--------- 30 years
BOND. DEBT D e c 31 1926 $125,000
Sinking fund______________
5,000
Ass’d val’n 1926 (1-3 a c t .).6,746,325
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$18.50
Population in 1926___________ 7,000

[V ol.

124,

LEBANON SCHOOL D ISTR IC T.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s TO A-O $48,000c______ _____ _
($25,000 every 5 years.)
4s T6 A-O *$64,000c______________
(Part due every 5 years. 1
4s T7 A-O $58,5 0 0 c.____________
(Part due every five years.)
80,000-July 1 ’29 & ’34
80,000.July 1 ’39 & ’44
4Ms’24 J-J
40.000 ___ July 1 1949
.35,000___ July 1 1954
H igh-School C om pletion.
4Ms’ 18 A-O $35,000c_Oct 1 ’26-’48
(Due part every 5 years.)
High S chool Annex Bonds.
($20,000c— .Jan 1 1933
4Ms’23 J-J ( 35,000c_ Jan 1 1943
_
I 55,000c— _Jan 1 1953
BOND. D E B T Apr 13 ’27 $550,500
Sinking fund______________
20,393
Tot.ass’d val.'27(80%act.)22,258,005
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-_$13.00
Population in 1920__________ 24,643
IN T . at all Lebanon banks.
All bonds tax-exempt.

LEBANON COUNTY.
Lebanon is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds (T axable).
4s '05 A-O /$ 5 ,000c___ Apr 1 1929
10,000c___ Apr 1 1934
11.000
F eb 2 1930
14.000
_F eb 2 1935
4Ms’25 F-A 18,000____ Feb 2 1940
22.000
_Feb 2 1945
26.000
_Feb 2 1950
.34,000____ Feb 2 1955
Highway Bonds (Tax-Free).
4Ms’25 M-N$75,000 _____ 1930-1955
7,000------- July 11931
LACKAW ANNA COUNTY.
12.000
_July 1 1936
County seat Is Scranton.
4M s’26 J-J
_July 11941
14.000
T ubercular Hospital Bonds.
18.000
_July 11946
4 ^ s ’24 J-J $450,000___ July 1 1944
22.000
_July 1 1951
F unding B onds.
,27,000____ July 1 1956
4s g ’03 M -N $30,000c. .M a y 1 ’28-’33
TO T. B D . D T . Mar 17 ’25 $165,900
4s ’08 J-D 180,000c..Dec 15 1938
Assess, val., real estate_ 50,152.799
_
R efu nding & Impt. Bonds.
Assessed val.. personal_ 10,000,000
_
4s '16 M-S$200.000___ Sept 1 1946
Total valuation 1924_____ 60,152.799
R efu nding C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1924_$2.50
4 s ’06 J-D 5135,000c— .Deo 11936
Popui'u 1910, 59,565; 1920, 63,152
Road Bonds.
IN T . at County Treasurer's office.
4s ’ l l A-O $150,000c Apr. 1 1931
4Hs'13 F-A 200,000----- Aug 1 1928
LEETSDALE SCHOOL DIST.
4s '14 F-A 100,000___ Aug 1 1944
This district (P. O. Leetsdale) is
4 J^s’24 A-O 180,000c*.-Oct 1 1954
in Allegheny County.
C ourt House & Road Impt. LARKSVILLE~
School Bonds.
Bonds.
This borough is in Luzerne Co.
4M s’26 A-O ($50,000c.Apr 1 ’31-’40
4Ms’22 . . . $875,000_ Apr 1 1942
_
($10,000—Nov 1 ’29-’34
House of D etention, Road, 5Ms’24M-N( 10,000—N ov 1 ’39-’44 BONDED D(110,000c. Apr 1 ’41-'51
E B T _______________ (7)
Bridge & V iaduct Bonds.
l 5,000----- Nov 1 1949
4M s’23 s-a $175.000___ Junel 1948
Street Bonds (tax free).
LEHIGH COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT Jan.1 ’27.$2.675,00O 5s T4 F-A io0.000c.A ug 15 ’30-’44
Allentown is the county seat.
Total taxable value 1926 213,175,450 (See V. 99. p. 1694, for maturity)
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’26 $12.00 BOND. DEBT M ay 8 ’ 24. $250,000 4s F unding & Im provement1B onds.
TO M-N $50,000c.May ’30-’35
Population TO, 259.570; ’20, 286,311 Assessed valuation 1924___8,900,000
($25,000 every 5 years.)
INT. payable at Treasurer’s office. Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’23-S10.00
Im provement B onds.
Population 1910. 9.288; 1920 9.438 4Ms'22 A-O $300,000c_____________
LANCASTER.
TNT. on 5s of 3914 at Wyoming (Due on April 1 in 1927, 1932. 1937
This is the capital of Lancaster
and 1942.)
County. Incorporated March 20 Valley Trust Co.. Wilkes-Barre.
$53,000____ Apr 2 1928
1818. State tax on bonds is paid LATROBE.
4M '23A -02 66,000____ Apr 2 1933
This borough is in Westmoreland
by city.
81.000
A pr 2 1938
County. Incorp. in 1851. The bonds
W ater-System -Im pt. B onds.
(100,000____ Apr 2 1943
4s ’ l l A-O $75,OOOc_ Apr 1 1941 below are tax-free to holder.
_
142,000c—.June 1 1931
(Subject to call after April 1 1931.) 4M s’23 M -N ($34.000-N ov 1 ’27-’43
174,000c— .June 1 1936
4s '16 J-J $105,000c_—Jan 1 1946
\40.000-_ Nov 1 ’44-’ 53
2 1 4,00 0c... June 1 1941
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1922.) 4Ms’26 J-J J20,000—July 1 ’27-’36
270,000c— . June 1 1946
4Ms’24M-N( 120,000c or rM yl5’ 28’33
(80,000 —July 1 ’27-’56
IT Jan 1*25 $519,144
( 30,000c or rM ayl5 ’34
Funding Bonds.
val’n,
$4.000c.July 1 ’28-’29 Assessed val’n. real est. .122 857,399
Sewer Bds. (opt. 20 yrs.aft.date). 4Ms’ 14 J-J
Assessed
personal. 41,835.873
3 K s’04 M-S$200,000c_—Sept 1 1934
F unding & Im provement Bds.
Other assessable propertv 15,3 (9,620
4s ’06 A-O 80,000c-..O ct 1 1936 4Ms’08 J-J 124.000c-_Jan 1 ’21-’ 39 Total val. (60% act.) '25.180 212,892
BOND. DEBT M a r l ’2 6 .. $111,000 County tax (per $1,000) 1925 $4.00
Sewer & Fire D ept. B onds.
67.000
4s TO A-O $65,000c— Apr 1 1940 Floating debt____________
.101
(Subject to call after April 1 1930.) Assessed value 1925_______ 6,355.340 Pop’n 1910. 118.823; 1920, 1 office.
INT. at County Treasurer’s
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924...$40.00
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
4s *08 A-O 585,000c--.A pr 1 1938 Population 1910. 8-777; 1920, 9,484 LEHIGHTON.
(Subject to call after April 1 1928.)
IN T . payable in New York.
This borough is in Carbon County.
Improvement Bonds.
Street Im provem ent B on d -.
4 K s’25 J-J $225,000c.July 1 ’27-’35 LATROBE SCHOOL DISTR IC T.
4M s’26 J-J $125,000___ July 1 1956
370,000
..M a y 1 ’29-’47 are tax-free to holders BOND. D E B T Sept 1926. $215,000
Bonds below
4s '27 M-N*: 75,000--M ay 1 ’48-’50
Bldg. & Equip. Bonds.
210,000.-M ay 1 ’51-’57 4 Ms’ 13 J-D $80.000_____ 1927-1942 Assessed valuation 1926___3,348,966
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 5 ’27 $985,000 4Ms’09 J-J
7,500___ Jan 1 1932 Population in 1920____________6,102
Water debt (included)___
190.000 4Ms’ 13 J-D 30.000____July 1 1041 LEHIGHTON SCHOOL DIST.
Assessed value 1927____ 105,000,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 20 ’27 $117,500 4Ms’ 15 J-D $65.000c—July 22 1945
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $5.00 Ass’d val. '27 (abt. 2-5 act.)5 914,040
(See V. 101, p. 1397)
Pop’n 1926, 60,000; ’20......... 53,150 School tax (per $1,000) 1927—$25.00 4s
.
$9.250_______________
INT. payable at Treasurer's office. Population in 1927___________11,000 BOND .D .
EBT M ay 19 '25 $75,000
IN T . at Latrobe Tr. C o., Latrobe Ass’d val'n 1924 (est.)____4,000.000
LANCASTER COUNTY.
School tax (per $1,000) 1924.S22.00
Lancaster is the county seat. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Bonds are tax-exempt to holders.
County seat is Newcastle. All Population in 1924 (est.)_____ 7,000
bonds tax-free.
Improvement B onds.
3 Ks’98 A-O $48.300c_ Oct 1 1928 4Ms'22 J-J $559,000--July 1 ’28-’51 LEMOYNE (BORO) SCH. DIST.
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This district is in Cumberland Co.
3 Ks’99 A-O 25,300c---A pr 1 1929
Poor District Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1923
$73,600 4Ms’25 J-J S250,000r*_Jan l ’ 28-'43 4s B uilding B onds.
’06 J-J
$7,400c_________ 1936
Sinking fund___________
90.100
Road & Bridge Bonds.
TO
7,000c_________ 1940
Assessed vai n, real est. .117 984,970 4M s’ 19 J-J $466,000.July 1 ’27-’38 4s ’21 J-J 2 4 ,800 c____ 1927-1946
5s
M -N
Assessed val'rs personal- 42,325,871
Road Bonds.
F-A
Total assess, val. 1923—160,313,841 4Ms’ 19 . . . $157,000— -Oct 1 ’27-’38 4M s’25 n d in g 85,000c____ 1930-1953
Bonds.
County tax ’22/Real estate_ $2.00 5Ms’21 J-J 305.000—July 1 ’28-’36 4s R efu J-J
_
’06
BOND. DEBT M ay 19’27$1,737,000 BOND. D E B T$1,000c_________ 1936
(per $1,000) (Personal______ 4.00
April 1 ’27- $126,400
Pop’n in 1910, 167,029; ’20, 173,797 Ass’d val., real & personal
Floating debt_____________
8,200
INTEREST payable In Lancaster.
1927 (about M actual).69,775,315 Sinking fund______________
13,700
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '22$10.50
LANCASTER SCHOOL DIST.
Population ’ 10, 70,032; ’20. 85,545 Total assessed value 1926—1,803,940
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$25.00
4s ’00 J-J $10,000r_ Jan 1 1930
_
Population (est.)______________ 4,000
4s ’00 A-O lO.OOOr_ Apr 1 1930 LEBANON.
_
This city Is In Lebanon Co Inc. l e w i s b u r g !
4s g ’07 J-J
30.000c.-.Jan 11934
4s g ’05 J-J
50,000c. July 1 ’28-’31 Nov. 25 1885. Bonds are tax free.
This borough is in Union County.
4s ’07 J-J 60,000c-Jan 15 ’32-33-35
Pipe Line Bonds.
4 s ’09 J^X
75,000c.-Jan 1 ’36-’38 4s TO A-O $17,500c___ Apr 1 1930 4 sPaving. .B onds (Tax'free). _____ _
'08 .
$2,000_______
4s ’09 J-J
30,000o-- . Jan 1 1939
C ity Improvement Bonds.
4 s ’ll . . .
7,000_______________
4s TO J-J
45,000c-. _Jan 1 1940 4s T5 . . . $45,000..July 1 ’30-’45 4s T6 J-D $24.000____June 1 1946
_
4s ’l l A-O 25.000c_ Apr 1 1941
($12,000 quinquennially)
(Subject to call after June I 1926)
Paving Bonds.
4s T 5 M-N250.000c__.May 1 1945
BOND. D E
Jan 1 ’2 6 .. $33,000
4s T7 M -N 65,000c—.M a y 1 1947 5s
J-.T $5,500___ July 1 1928 Assess, val. B T (3-5 a c t .)..1,813,985
’25
(20,000____Apr 1 1932
Sewer & Paving Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____
4 K s’22 A-O 30,000___ Apr 1 1942 4s '14 . . . $12,000—July 1 ’29-’34 Population 1910, 3.081; 1920,$36.75
3,204
(50,000____Apr 1 1952
($6,000 due every 5 years)
4Ms’22 F-A 350,000c*..A ug 1 1952
R efu n d in g W ater Bonds.
LEWISTOWN.
4M s’24M-Sj450.000c*Mar 1 ’34&’39 3M»’02 A-O$50,000c. .A pr 1 ’ 27’ . 32
This borough D in Mifflin County.
(450,0 00c*..M ar 1 1944
(Part due every five years.)
Incorporated April 1795. All bonds
4M s’25 M-S/150,000c*—Mar 1 1949
Sewer Bds. (Part every 5 years).
tax-free.
(300,000c*—Mar 1 1954 3M s’ l l A-O $69,700c.Apr 1 ’28-’40
Bridge& Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’27 $2,000,000
General Impt. Bonds.
4s T2 M -N $l 1,500___ Nov 1 1942
Floating debt (additional). 210,000
($14,000___ July 1 1930
(Subject to call beginning 1922.)
Sinking funds___________
258,639 4Ms’25 J-J
50,400..July 1 ’31-’39
Sewer Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val. ’27(4 act.) 104,982,250
s
l 4,600___ July 1 1940 4s ’04 M-N $11,0 0 0 c ________ 1934
School tax (per $1,000) 1927—$18.00 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’24. $709,900
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Population in 1925 (est.)_____58,000 Assess, val. '23 (2-3 act.).19,118.000 4M s’24 A-O 20,000___ Apr 1 1954
IN T . at the Agricultural Trust & City tax (per $1,000) 1923— .$10.00
(Optional April 1 1934)
Savings Co., Lancaster. All bonds Popul’n 1910. 19 240: 1920, 24.643 4M s’24 M-S 35,500___ Mar 1 1954
are tax-free to holders.
INT. paid at City Treas. office.
(Optional M ar. 1 1934)
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M A H A N O Y T W P . S C H . D IS T .
4 s ’ 17 M-N$60,000c.............
MC KEESPO RT.
This district is in Schuylkill Co.
(Due $15,000 May 1 1927, 1932
This city is in Allegheny County
’37 ’42 and ’46.)
Incorporated Jan. 15 1891. All 5s ’22 A-O$100,000c.-Oct 1 ’27-’43
bonds, coupon in form, are tax-free. BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '27- $279,000
f45,000c--June 1
Assess, val.’26 (20% a c t.)--8 ,358,1'1
4 J^s’20 J-D 4
‘30 '35 & ’40
F unding Bonds.
1
20,000c--June 1 1945 4s *10 M-N$97,000—Nov 1 ’27-’39 T a x rate (per $1,000) 1926___$34.00
120,0 0 0c-..D ec 1 1949 4 JIs'25 A-O 153,000 ..........1927-1935 Population In 1920____________5,627
4s ’22 J-D 625,000 ____ 1932-1952
Filtration Bonds.
($125,000 every 5 years.)
4s ’09 J-J $24,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’39 M A R C U S H O O K .
This borough is in Delaware Co.
($30,000c___ une 11928
Improvement Bonds.
4s ’23 J-D
35,000c.June 1 ’33-’4S
4s ’05 J-J $12,000.-Jan 1 ’ 28-’31 All bonds tax-free.
30 ,000 c.--D ec 1 1952 4s ’09 J-J
46,000.-July 1 ’ 27-’39 4s ’16 — -($32,000c__________1943
1 4,500c__________1948
400,000c_Feb 1 ’36, '41
4M s’27 M -N (21,000.-M ay 1 ’29-’35
4M s’26 F-A(
’46 & ’5
[72,000--M ay 1 ’36-’53 GEN. B D . D T . M ay 25’ 26 $36,500
.100,000___ Aug 1 1955 4 K s’27 M -N 100.000.-M ay 1 ’29-’48 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926___$11.00
TOT. BD. D T . June 1 ’27 $1,801,000
Population 1910, 1,573; 1920, 5,324
Street Repair Bonds.
Sinking fu nds___________
416,67' 5s ’20 A -0$ 90 ,000 ..Apr 1 '28 ’50
Assess, val. ’27 (1-3 a ct.).60,200,565 5J^s’20 J-D / 1,000___ Dec 1 1S30 M A R PLE T W P . S C H . D IS T .
This district Is in Delaware Co.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-515.00
U 4,000-.D ec 1 ’31-’38
NET DEBT M ay 1923____ $71,190
Popul’n 1910. 17.671: 1923 23.866
Sewer Bonds.
_
IN T. on 1901, 1909 and 1910 bonds 4s ’07 J-J $27.000.-Jan 1 ’28-’36 Assessed valuation 1922_ 1,529,215
payable at Merion Title & Trust Co.
L E W IS T O W N S C H O O L D IS T .
5s '20 J-J
9,000.-July 1 ’ 28-’4r Population___________________ 1,200
This district is in Mifflin County. Ardmore; on others at Bryn Mawr 4M s’24 J-J
4,000-.July 1 '38 ’39
Trust C o., Bryn Mawr.
Bonds are tax-free.
Poor Farm Bonds.
M A S O N T O W N S C H O O L D IS T .
4M s’23 J-D $34,000--Dec 1 ’27-’43
4s ’07 J-J $i8,000-.Jan 1 ’28-’36
($10,000___July 1 1937
BON D. DEBT June 1 ’26- $214,500 L O W E R M O R E L A N D T W P . SCH
Fire Dept, Bonds.
4Ms’ 17 J-J
10,000__July 1 1942
19,500
454s’ 19 A-O $39.000____Apr 1 1939
Floating debt (add'l)--------D IS T .
! 10.000___July 1 1946
Sinking fund______________ 208.793
W ater Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’27- $30,000
This district (P. O. Bethayres) is
4s ’06 M -N $85,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’35 Floating debt (add’l) ______
Tot. assess. val.’26 (% act.)5,925,375 in Montgomery County.
38,756
Total tax rate (per M ) 1926--$22.00 4M s’26M-N $75,000.-M ay 1 ’32-’56 4s ’ 16 J-D 60,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’46 Sinking fund______________
9,955
Population in 1926 (eat.)____15,000 BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’ 27- $93,000 4M s’24 J-J f 80,000 -Jan 1 ’29-’36 Assess, val. real estate ‘27 1.600,000
1153,000 .Jan 1 ’37-’53 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S35.00
Sinking fund______________
5,000
L IG O N IE R .
Population 19c7______________3,500
Assessed value 1927_______ 1,615.000
Street Im provement Bonds.
This borough is in Westmoreland Population 1927 (est.)________ 1,500 4M s’22 J-D/$S8.00 0.-June 1 ’28-’45
County.
IN T. at the Huntington Valley
I 3.000--.June 1 1946 M A U CH C H U N K .
BOND. DEBT M ay 12 ’ 27 $52,000 Trust Co., Huntington Valley, and 4J£s’25 J-D 112.000-.June 1 ’27-’4Q
This borough is in Carbon County.
9,000 the Hatboro National Bank.
Sinking fund_____________
4M s’26 M -N (16,000.-N ov 1 ’28-’29 Incorporated 1850.
Assess, val. 1927 (60% act)_l ,180,000
184,000--N ov 1 ’30-’41 BOND. D E B T Apr 1 2 ’27- $36,000
Boro, tax rate(per $1,000) '26-$16.00
4M s’27M -N( 7,000____May 1 1929 Total assessed valuation’27-2,157,000
Population 1910. 1,575; 1920. 1 807 L O W E R Y O D E R T O W N S H IP .
1114,000--May 1 ’30-'48 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$12.00
This township (P. O. Johnstown)
Street and Sewer C onstruction Pop’n 1910. 3,952: 1920_______ 3.666
is in Cambria County. Bonds are
L IL L Y SCH O O L D IS T R IC T .
Bonds.
EAD
.
This district (P. O. Lilly) is Id tax-free.
4M s’22 J-J /$37,000_.July 1 ’28-’37 M This Y IL L E In Crawford Co. Inc.
Road Im provement Bonds.
city is
Cambria County. Population 1918.
1
4,000. ..J u ly 1 1938
...
............
2,200; 1920, 2,421. Bonds are tax- 5s ’22$10,000$50,000.........each of the GEN. BD. DT. Jan 5 1927$1,152,000 as third-class city Feb. 5 1866. Re(Due
on July 1 in
Incorporated April 1 1913. All
free.
511,940 bonds are tax-free.
years 1931, 1935. 1938. 1940 and Floating debt (additional).
5s ’ 16 M -N $25.000-...............1948
Sinking fund____________
4 984
1942.)
4Ms’ 19 F-A f$45,000c-Aug 1 1929.
BON D. DEBT M ay 6 ’27-.$23,500
Total, val. ’27 (60% a c t.).45,468,290
Total val. (75% actual) ’25 438,565 BOND. D E B T M ay 21 '25 $77,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $11.50
1 ’34. ’ 39. ’44 & ’49
9,000
4Ms’24 J-J
10,00 0c...Ja n 1 1954
Sch. taxrate (per $1,000) ’27-$26,000 Sinking fund_____________
Assess, val., real estate____ 1,584,840 Pop. 1910, 42,649; 1920...........45,975
(Optional Jan. 1 1939.)
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Lilly.
Assess, val., personal_____ 167,900
4Ms’26 J-J
14,000c__Jan 1 1956
Other assess, property_____________ 6,750C K E E S P O R T SCH O OL D IS T .
M
(Optional Jan. 1 1941.)
L I T I T Z S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
Tot. assess. val.’25(M act.) 1,759,490 3Ms '99J-J $5.000c*_.Jan 1 1928
A district in Lancaster County.
Taxrate (per $1.000) 1925____ $8.50 3Ms 00M-N 20.000c*May 1 ’28-’3 0 1 4 s^ l^ J-J** $ ILOOOc^.^May 1 1945
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4 s ’ 16 M -N$7l ,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1946 Population 1910, 2,765; 1920, 2,868 4s 05 I-J 103,000c*. Jan 2 ’28-34 j Street Paving {Bed. 1928).
4Ms’ 14M -N 20 3,000c*M ayl’28-’43|4s T3 J-J $6(L000c ...A u g 1 1943
BON D. D EBT Apr 2 6 ’26 $81,000
10,000c*Apr 1 ’28-’29 j Special Impt. {Red. July 1 1921.)
Assessed val., real estate_$l,785,430 L U ZE R N E C O U N TY .
40,000c*Apr 1 ’30-’34 is ’06 J-J$58,000c.__ July 1
1936
The county seat is Wilkes-Barre
Assessed val., personal____ 549,048
5s ’20 A-O
50.000c*Apr 1 ’35-’39 4s ’ 16 J-J
48.000c . July 1 1946
Total val. {% actual) '2 4 --2 ,335.478 Int. payable at Treasurer’s office.
60.000c*Apr 1 ’40-’44 :
(Subject to call 1931.)
All bonds are tax free.
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$l6.00
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75.000c*Apr 1 ’45-’49 j 5s ’21 J-.T 33 000c_ Apr 11951
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 4,100
Bridge Bonds.
30,000c* — 1927-1930 4M s’26 J-J
4,000____July 1 1941
4Ms’ 15 J-J ($504,000c.JaD 1 ’30-’43 „
IN T . at Co. Treasurer's office.
(Redeemable on July 1 1936.)
1 46.000c..Jan 1 1944 5s 22 J-J ( 60,000c*---- 1931-1934 |
LOCKHAVEN.
1180,000c*---- 1935-1943 :
(Red. after Apr. 1 1936.)
5s ’23 M -N /100,000___ Nov 1 1927
This city is in Clinton County
4Ms’22 J-J
35,500c*-. Jan 11952
. 50,000___ Nov 1 1928
Incorp. Mar. 28 1870. Population 4 * s 25 F-A/450,000c_Feb 1 ’30-’32
f40,000c*May 1 ’30-39
(Red. after Jan. 1 1937.)
1910, 7,772; 1920, 8,557.
1 50,0 0 0 c-..F eb . 1 1933 4M s’24 M -N( 55,0C0c*May 1 ’40-’55 [BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’2 7 -. $326,500
R efu n d in g B onds.
„
[30,000c*May 1 ’51-’ 53 |
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_ 107,600
(100,000c—.F eb 1 1933 _ _
3 Ks'10 M-N $15,000c
Nov 1 1930 4M s’25 F-A 150,000c—_Feb 1 1934 BOND. DEBT Apr 15’27 $1,158,000 ! Sinking fund_________ .
120 761
(Subject to call after Nov. 1 1920.)
168,137 j Assess, val. real estate. . 8 430.970
Sinking fund------------------[100.000c--. Feb 1 1935
4s '15 . . .
25,000___ N ov 1 1935 4M s’27 J-Jl,000,000c-Jan 1 ’30-’39 Assessed valuation 1927.-45,469,640 j Assess, val. personal..
360 640
W ater R efu nding Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$16.50 ITot.assess.val.’ 26(50% act.)8,791,610
R oad, Bridge & S chool Bonds.
4s ’ 14 J-J $9,500___ July 1 1934 4Ms’ 13 M-N.8330.000 ____ 1928-1943 Population In 1925 (est.)------- 50,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926._.$19,00
All bonds tax-free to holders.
Pnn’n 1910, 12,780; ’on ______14,568
1a c m
4j£s’ 18 J-D 14,000____Dec 1 1938
Pop’n lain 1o veo- ’2 0
C ourt-H ouse Bonds
5s ’20 J-J
8,500___ July 1 1940 »s 03 F-A $ 13,000c............. .1928
IN T . at National Bank of M c­
INT. Is payable at city treasury.
Keesport.
W ater Bonds.
4M s’07 —
60,000_______________
5s '20 J-J $40,000___ July 1 1950 is 0 J A-O 835.000 ......... 1927-1933
<
MEADVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
4M s’24 M -N 80,000___ M ay 1 194
MC K EES ROCKS.
R efu nding Bonds
Tnis district (P. O. Meadville) is
Paving Bonds.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
t Ms’ l 1M-N$ 170.000c. May 1 ’28-'36
in Crawford County. Bonds are
5s T9 M-S $11,000___ Sept 1 1939
4s ’06
$53,000________ I.serial tax-free.
Funding Bonds.
City Bonds.
30,000__________1929 4Ms’22 A-O $225.000cApr 1 ’28-’52
4s '10 F-A $100,009c-Feb 1 ’28-’34 4M s’09 - - .
5s ’20 J-J $40,000___ July 1 1950 BOND. DEBT Jan 4 ’27-$2.575,000
(25,000_____
1927
(Optional Jan. 1 1941.)
TOT. B D . D T . Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $243,000 Sinking fund____________
(30,000_________ 1932 BOND. D EBT Apr 12 ’27- $299,000
70.928 4M s’ 12 . . .
Water bonds fin d .)_______ 152.000 Assessed val., real______396,370,078
40,000___________ 1937 Sinking fund--------------------36,000
Assess, val. ’27 (3-5 act.)__4,741,500 Assessed val.. personal_ 16,848,734
,30,000___________1930 Total assess, val. 1927____7,800,000
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Total tax (per $1,000) 1927..$13.00 Other assessable property, 1,013,331 4M s’15
(35,000........... --.1 9 3 5 Sch. tax rate (per $1.000)’27- $23.00
State tax on bonds is paid by city Total assessed val. 1926
[45,000___________1940
INT. at City Treas. office.
(abt. 70% actual)___ 414,232,143 4M s’22 . . . 205,000-Mar 15 ’33-’50 M EDIA.
This borough is in Delaware Co.
County tax (per $1,000) 1925-S890 (For maturity see V. 114, p. 1213.)
L O G A N T W P . S C H O O L D IS T .
Pop’n in 1910: 343.186, '20, 391.001 4M®’24 F-A 150,000--Aug 15 ’51-’53 Incorporated Mch. 10 1850. Bonds
This district is in Blair County .
4Ms’27 J-D/200,000--June 1 ’42-’49 are taxable.
Bonds are exempt from State taxes. L Y C O M IN G C O U N TY .
1 35,000___ June 1 1950 3Ms’99 M-N$29,000r—-M ay 1 1929
Genera! Bonds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’24- $518,000 4Hs iU-.l 18.000e..-.July 1 1931
County
4M s’22 J-J >;120.000c..July 15 1952 bonds are seat Is Williamsport All Sinking fund______________
20,000 4Ms T0 J-J 50.000C-July 1 ’36&’46
tax-free.
(10.000c— Aug 1 1935
(Optional July 15 1942.)
T o t .assess.va 1.’24(60% act) 9,870,900
Bridge Bonds.
S ch ool Bonds.
Boro, tax rate(per$l,000) ’24_$16.00 4M s25 F-A (20,000c— Aug 1 1945
5s '20 M-N$300,000c_May 15
[30,000c— Aug 1 1955
4M s’26 A -o;$130,000c.A pr 1 ’28-’40
Pop’n 1910. 14.702; 1920. 16,713
_
.
1930. '35 & '40
Sewer Bonds.
1 I5,000c-Apnl 1 1941
Road and Bridge B onds.
$60,000c__ Aug 1 1929
BOND. D E B T June 1 ’27- $405,000 4M s’23 J-J $400,000c____ 1938-1953 McKEES ROCKS SCHOOL DIST.
40,000c _Aug 1 ’34-’39
Sinking funds_____________
43,096
All bonds are tax-free.
(Due $100,000 everv 5
50,000c_Aug 1 ’44-’49
Total assessed val’n 1926.-7,382,293 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27. years.)
5s ’99
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926------ $28.00 Sinking fund____________ $703,500 4Ms’00 - - - $18,000___________ 1929
5,000c..................1930
115,711
Population in 1926 (est.)_____23,000 Assessed val., real estate.31,044,273 4Ms’ 00 - - 10.000
______ 1930
30.000c_ Aug 1 1954
_
IN T . at Union Bank. Altoona.
80,000c..................1937
Assessed val., personal_
_
491,182 5s ’07 . . .
IT Jan 1 ’27 -- $337,000
25,000c...............1 9 3 1 Water debt (incl.)________
Other assessable property. 4,413,025 4Ms’l l . . .
94,000
L O W E R M E R IO N T O W N S H IP .
(15,000-—Jan 15 1927 Sink, fund (cash & invest.)
43,999
This township (P. O. Ardmore) Is Tot. val 1926 (M act.) ..35,918,480
5H s’22 J-J (20.000_ Jan 15 1933 Total assess, val. 1927___ 4,825,775
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In M ontgom ery C ounty. Popula­ C o. ta x r a te (per $1,000) ’25__$9.50
35.000
___________Jan (Assessm
15 1940ent about 50% actual.)
Popul’n 1910, 80,813: 1920, 83 100
tion 1910, 17.671: 1920- 23.866.
[80,000. Jan 15 ’45&’50 T otal tax (.per $ 1 , 000 ) 1925_ S 13.00
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office.
_ i
Improvement Bonds.
4 Ms’23
__ 1928-1953 Population in 1920 4,109; ’26 5,000
175.000
4M S’ 19 A-O $75,000r*_-Oct 1 ’29, MCDONALD
4M s’26 J-J (25,000--July 1 ’32-34
Note.— All borough’s coupon bonds
’34 and ’39z
This borough Is in Washington Co.
15.000___ July 1 1935 may be registered as to prin. only.
Twp. Lot and Bldg. Bonds.
All bonds are tax-free.
(25,000--July 1 ’36-’33INT. payable in Media, on the 3 Ms
4Ms’ 14 M -N $50,000-.N ov 1 ’34&’44
Street Impt. Bonds {Tax-free).
]
’39-’41 it the Charter Nat. Bank; on others
4M s’24 A-O 275,000__________ 1954 -s ’ l l
$3,000.-Aug 1 ’27-29
(30,000--July 1 ’43-’44- at First Nat. Bank.
(Optional, 1927)
4M s’23 J-J / 4,500c*July 2 ’27-’29
M EDIA S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
I
’47-’49
Playground Bonds.
1 4,000c*—July '30-’31
. . . $26,000c*________ 1942
115.000----- July 1 1951 4s
4Ms’ 13 J-J $20.000___ July 1 1943
Municipal Building Bonds.
...
98.000c*-- 1943&1945
BOND. D EBT Apr 10 ’26- $463,000 4Ms
Highway Bonds.
($8,0 0 0c*..M ay 1 1932 Sinking fund (about)_____
10.000 TOTAL D EBT Mar 20 ’27 $124,000
6s ’21 M-N$100,700-Nov 1 ’27-’28
11,000c*—May 1 1937 Assessed valuation 1925— 10,932 000 Sinking fund_____________
57,000
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’22 M -N U 4.0 00c*..M ay 1 1942 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’25_____ $17.00 Assess, val. ’27 (50% act.).4,641,000
4s T6 F-A ($20,000c
Feb 1 1931
17,000c*..M ay 1 1947
IN T. payable at the McKees Rock Sch. tax (per $1,000) 1927____$15.00
1 20.000c—.F eb 1 1946
120,000c*..M ay 1 1952
Population in 1927 (est.)______5,000
3Ms ’03J-J 76,000.-July 1 ’28-’33 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27 -- $81,500 Trust Co., McKees Rock.
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Media.
4s '04 J-J 82,000. .Jan 1929-1934 Assessed valuation 1926___1,598,245
M AH AN O Y C IT Y .
M ERCER.
4 ^ s ’24 A-O 150,000_____ 1929-1954 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926_____ $4.20
This borough is in Schuylkill Co.
This borough is in Mercer County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27- $868,000 Population 1927______________ 3,200
All bonds are tax-free.
F unding Bonds.
Floating debt (add’l)______ 32.000
Im provement Bonds.
-s ’24 - - . $30,0 0 0 c - .- __________
Assess, val. (1-3 act.) ’27-62,429,640 M cK E A N C O U N T Y .
4M s’24 M-N$270.000cMay 1 ’28-’54
General Impt. & Fund. Bonds.
Township tax (per $1,000)’27- $12.25
Smethport is the county seat.
Street and Fire Dept. Bonds.
5Ms’22 A-O $10,000c
Dec 1 1951
INTEREST payable at Merion 5s ’ 19 M -N 350,000c____ 1926-1939
_s ’ 17 J-J $68.000c_________ 1947
(Optional Dec. 1 1936.)
Title & Trust Co.. Ardmore.
Road-Im provem ent Bonds.
5s ’21 M-S ($50,000c__________1928 BD. D E B T M ay 25 ’27 -- $378,000 BOND DEBT Apr. 12 26. $71,375
_
L O W E R M E R IO N T O W N S H IP
I 50,000 c _________ 1933 Total assessed val. 1927_ 5 533,466 Tot. assess, val. '26 (M act)l,068,285
S C H . D IS T . (P . O . A rd m o re ).
te e$!
-$23.00
5s ’ 18 M-S 300.000cl929, ’ 34 & ’39 Total tax rate (per $1.0)01 '26 ‘'23 50 Total ,ax ra (p r .000) '26
I’op’ n 1910, 2.026: 1920_______1,932
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
6s '21 J-D 166,700eJune 1, ’27, ’31 Pop’n 1910,15.936; 1920___ 15,599
IN T. payable in Mercer.
3Ms'01 J-J $16 000c_________ 1931
’36 & '41
4s ’09 J-J 120.000c.July 1 ’28-’39 T O T . D EBT Apr 13 '2 7 .. $550,000 M A H A N O Y C IT Y S C H . D IS T .
4Ms’ lO A-O f40,000c Oct 1 . . - - ’30-35 Assessed valuation, re a l..20,324,118
Bonds O u tstan din g (Tax-free).
M E R C E R COUNTY.
120.000c___ Apr 1 1940 Assessed val’n, personal.,
178,882 1899 issue-$4,300l 1S13 issue$98,000
Mercer is the county seat. Bond*
4J£s’ 13 J-D
75.000c.Dec 1
Other assessable property 3,499,170 1905 issue-11,80011915 issue 12.000 are tax-free. Pop’n TO. 77.669; 1920.
1927, '33. ’38 and ’42........... Total assessed value 1927
BOND. D E B T __________ $121,800 93.788.
(part each 5 years)
(70% actual)-------------- 24,002,170 Tot,assess.val.’26 (30% act.)5,434,719 i C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
4 Mo 14 J-D 60.000_____1929-1943 Tax ra-e (per $1 000) 1927. - $18.00 School tax rate(per $1,000)’26528.00 :4s ’09 J-D $67,000c*________ 1929
(Part due every 5 years.)
Popul n 1910, 47,868; 1920. 48.934 Population--------------------------- 15,599 ! (Subj. to call part yearly from 1911.)
L E W IS T O W N {C o n c lu d e d )—

Street Improvement.
5s ’20 M-N$12,000______ N ov 1950
(Optional N ov. 1 1925)
4M s’14 M -N
$500___ N ov 1 1944
(Optional N ov. 1 1919.)
5s ’21 M-N$46,000____N ov 1 1951
(Optional N ov. 1 1931)
4Ms’23 J-J 35.000____Jan 1 1953
(Optional Jan. 1 1933.)
1935
4M s’25 M -N 75,000..........
4M s’2 6 J -D 28,000c______________
BON D. DEBT Mar 2 0 ’27 $270,500
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
1,000
20,307
Sinking fund____________
Total assessed valuation
1925 (M actual)________ 6,310,814
Taxrate (per$l,000) 1927____ $12.00
Population 1927. 15,000: 1920. 9,849
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office.




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4Ms’22 J-J $70.000c.July 1 ’28-’47
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 461.)
4sM’23 F-A $34,000c.Every 5 years
BOND. DEBT June 14 ’27 $109,000
Sinkingfund______________
19,161
Tot. assess, v a l.’27 ( H act.) 1,834.369
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27--$16.00
Population (est.)______________ 2,500
IN T . payable in Philadelphia.
M ILL C R E E K T W P . S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. Erie) is in Erie
County. Bonds are tax-free.
5s g ’ 17 s-a $50,000c---------------1927
(Subject to call 1920.)
4Ms’23 M -N (20,000--N ov 1 ’ 33&’38
111,000____Nov 1 1943
TOTAL DEBT June 11 ’27 $154,916
Floating debt____________
7,351
Sinkingfund______________
22,866
Tot.ass’d val.’27(30% act.)4,496,761
M E Y E R SD A L E S C H O O L D IS T .
This district (P. O. Meyersdale) is Tax race (per$I,O00) 1927------ $18.00
Population in 1926-----4,390
in Somerset County.
IN T. on bonds of 1923 at District
4Ms’07 J-J ($10,000c----July 1 1932
1 5,00 0c.--J u ly 1 1937 Treasurer’s office.
5 s ’20 F-A
8,000c---- Feb 1 1945
M IL T O N SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
(Optional Feb 1 1940.)
Bonds below are tax-free to
4Ms’22 J-J $10.000c_ July 1 1947 Interest at Treasurer’s office. holder.
_
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’27- $33,000
4s ’04 J-J
$500___________1927
Total assessed value 1927
1,000-..........
1929
(about M actual)_______ 1,249,045 4s ’06 J-J
J-J
13
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$23.60 4s TO yrly. beg.500c__________1937
($1,500
T6, opt. after ’21.)
Population fa 1926 (est.)--------- 4,000 IH s’ IO J-D 35,500___________1944
6s ’21 F-A 74,000--Feb 1 28 ’46
M ID D LE C O A L F IE L D
P O O R 4 Ms’25 M -N 40.000_______________
D IS T R IC T .
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’27- $164,500
This district is in Carbon and Ass’d val. ’27 (M actual).-3,721,435
Luzerne Counties.
School tax (per $1,000) •1927--S25.00
4M s’22 A-O $210,000--0ct 1 ’ 27-’32 Population (est.)--------------------- 8,639
BOND. D EBT Mar 25 ’25 $270,000
Total assess, value 1921--61,343,693 H IL L V A L E .
Population (est.)------------------- 37,00©
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Street Bonds.
M ID D LE T A Y L O R T O W N S H IP . 4Ms’ 15 A-O $55.000-------- 1927-1944
This township is in Cambria Co.
Electric-Light Bonds.
($30,000.-.Aug 1 1929, 4Ms’ 15 A-O $26.000_____ 1927-1944
s T9 F-Ai
’34 & ’39
Sewer & Paving Bonds.
5,000___ Aug 1 1944 4Ms’ 25M-S$115,000--Sept 1 ’ 36-’ 54
BONDED D EBT May20 23 $45,000 (For maturity see V. 121, p. 2070.)
Floating debt_____________
11,601 BOND. DEBT N ov 1 ’25- $321,000
Tot.assess.val.’23 (% a ct.). 892,370 Total taxable value 1925--4,678,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923_-$l3.0© Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 24-818.00
Population in 1922______________400 Population 1910, 7,861; 1920--8.03I
M ID L A N D .

M IL L V A L E SCH O OL D I S T R I C T .

This district (P .O . Allegheny) is in
This borough is in Beaver County.
5s ’08 M-S $6,500c
Sept 1 1928 Allegheny Co. Pop’n T7 (est.) 10,000
_
4Ms’ 12 M -N 9,500c_ N ov 1 1932 Bonds are tax-free.
5s T3 F-A
8 ,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1933 4s ’95 J-J
$4,000c------------5s T3 M -N 12,5 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1933 414s’08 J-J
M -N 12,5 0 0 c.-.N o v 1 1933
25,00Cc.July 1 ’28-38
5s T4
M-S 13,000c___Sept 1 1934 4M s’25 M-S 200,000-Mar 16 ’30-’54
5s T5
M -N 12,000c___M ay 1 1936 1BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’ 2 5 .- $200,000
30,000
5s T5
A-O 2 2 ,0 0 0 c...O ct
1 1935 Floating debt (add’l ) ...........
25,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1937
4M s’ l6 A-O 25,000c----Apr 1 1937 Assess, val. 1924 (80% act.)4.673,000
3 ,000c-Apr 1 ’29-’31 School tax (per $1,000) 1924-_$14.00
INT. payable at Bank of Millvale
2,000c. Apr 1 ’33-’34
_
2,000c_ Apr 1 1936
5s ’ 24 A-O
1 ,0 0 0 c ... Apr 1 1937 M IN E R S V I L I E SCHO OL D IS T .
This district is in Schuylkill County
2,000c. ..A p r 1 1938
.20,000.-Apr 1 ’39-’42 4s TO M-N$60,300___________ 1940
CSubj. to call at option of Sch. Board)
Im provement Bonds.
5s T6 F-A*$12,000c_Aug 1 ’ 27-’36 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1927-- $52,000
(See V. 103, p. 602, for maturity.) Assess, val. ’25 (30% act.) 2,667.711
6s T7 J-J $22,000c_____July 1937 School tax (per $1,000) 1925—$16-00
6s T8 F-A 25,000c-.-A ug 1 1938 Population in 1924------------------7,800
4M s’25 A-O 41,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’45 IN T . at First Nat. B k., Minersville.
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 3228)
MONACA.
Sewer B onds.
This borough is In Beaver County
4M s’25 M -S $206,000...S e p t 1 1954
All the above bonds are tax-free.
W ater Bonds.
BOND. D E B T Apr 15 ’26. $451,500
’95 - - $3.500________ _____ _
Tot.ass’d val.’25(3-5 a ct.).6,829,943
W ater Impt. Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$12.00
’02
$ 7 ,5 0 0 -......................
Population in 1910____________ 1,244
Floating D ebt, Street Im pt., &c
Population in 1920______
5,452 . . ’02 _ -- $18.000.........................
•INT. at Midland Sav. & Tr. Co
Im provement Bonds.
4Ms’22 J-D $32,000.-June 1 ’32-’ 52
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 569)
M ID L A N D S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
BOND. DEBT Apr 27 ’27- $56,000
Incorporated 1906.
Total val. 1927 (2-3 act.) _ .2.791.256
Bonds are tax-free.
4Ms’ 16 M -N $30,000-M ay 1 ’28-’37 Total tax rate (per $1.000) '27 $17.00
(See V. 102. p. 2275. for maturity) Population 1910, 3,376; 1920, 3,838
IN T . on 4 Ms of 1922 at Citizens’
6s T9
$38.500._Feb 1 ’28-’3t
4Ms’24 F-A 325,000r*Aug 1 ’30-’ 54 Nat. Bank, Monaca.
7 2 ,0 0 0 c._.M ay 1 1939
4Ms’26 M -N (2 1,000c-M ay 1 ’40-’46 MONACA SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
32,000c.M ay 1 ’47-54 4Ms’23 -.-$ 1 1 5 ,0 0 0 —June 1 ’ 28-’52
\20,000c-May 1 ’55-’56 (For maturity see V. 116, p. 1272)
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27. $437,500 BOND. D EBT Apr 18 27- $126,500
Tot.ass’d val.’27(2-5 a ct.)-7,243.461 Tot .ass’d val. ’27(3-5act.) -2,450,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$25.00 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927--.$24.00
zIN T . at Midland Sav. & Tr. Co.
M IF F L IN C O U N T Y .

Lewistown is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds (Tax-free).
($60,0 0 0c*.-N ov 1 1933
4Ms’23M-N 162,000c*Nov 1 ’34-’ 51
I 58,000c*.-N ov 1 1952
BOND. D E B T Apr 17 ’27 $280,000
Sinkingfund____________
21,412
Assessed val., real estate. 14,499,353
Assessed val., pers’l p ro p .. 291,358
Othr assessable property_ 1,152,240
_
Tot.ass’d val.’27(60%act) 15,942,951
State & co. tax(per$l ,000) ’27 $8.00
Population in 1910 27.785;’20 31,439
M IF F L IN T W P . SCH. D IS T .

This district is in Allegheny County
Bonds below are tax-free to holders
4Ms’09 M-S $4 0 ,0 0 0 c.N ov l5 ’27-’39
4K s’ l l J-J 15.000cJ’ly l5 ’31.’36-’41
5s T5 M -N 12,000-May 15 ’30-’40
(Part due every 5 years)
(.$5,000___ M ay 1 1937
4Ms’ 16M-N
5,000__M ay 1 1942
5,000___ M ay 1 1946
4J*s’ 19 J-J 85.000------- -------- -----5Ms’20 M -N 25,OOOc_May 1 1930,
’35, ’40. ’45 & ’ 50.
(10,000c. Jan 1 ’29&’34
*M s’24 J-J (20,000c.Jan 1 ’39&’44
(20,000c. Jan 1 ’49&’54
BOND. DEBT M ay 1927 - $237,060
Assess, val. ’24___________ 6,423,520
School tax (per $1,000) 1924.-125,00
IN T. on bonds of 1924 at Monongabela Trust Co. of Homestead, on
others at Homestead Savs. Bank &
Tr. Co. and First N. Bk., McKeespt.




M ONESSEN.

This city is in Westmoreland
County. Incorporated Sept. 3 1898
Became a third-class city Jan. 1 1922
4Ms’23 A-OS150,000c* .Apr 1 ’28-’49
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 2676)
4Ms’ 23 J-J $85,000c*_Jan 1 ’28-’37
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 2676)
4 Ms’26 M-S 150,000c*_Mar 1 ’42-’56
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 1058.'
Repaving Bonds.
'$20,000.-Feb 1 ’32-’35
15.000 _ Feb 1 1938
_
10.000 _ Feb 1 1939
_
5.000 _ Feb 1 1940
_
4M s’25 F-A
15.000 __ Feb 1 1941
5.000 _ Feb 1 1942
_
. 30,000.-Feb 1 ’43&’45
Street Bonds.
5s ’07 J-D ($10,000c---------------1927
1 45,000c____ 1934-1936
G en. Imprt. & Ref. B onds.
4 Ms’ l l J-D $100,000c Dec 15 ’ 27-’40
(Part every 5 years)
B O N D . DEBT Apr 1 27- $772,000
Sinkingfund------------------14,237
Assess, val.(50% act.) ’27 13,960,468
City tax (per $1,000) 1927___ $13.0C
Pop’n 1920, 18.179; 1927____ 25,000
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office
MONESSEN S C H O O L D IS T .

4Ms’02 M-S $6,0 0 0 c...............1931
4Ms’03 M-S
14,000c_________1928
4 Ms’07 J-D
40,000c________ 1937
4 Ms’ 10 F-A
60,000c________ 1940
4Ms’ 13 J-D 175.000c.June 1 ’28-’42
(Part due every 5 years.)
4Ms’ 16 F-A
80.000c___ 1927-1946

4Ms’ 19 A-O 260,000— -Oct 1 ’27-’49
(See V. 110, p. 486 for maturity.')
Hs'22 J-D 145,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’51
.For maturity see V. 116, p. 540)
TOTAL DEBT M ay 26 ’27 $785,000
Sinkingfund____________
286
Assess.val ’26 (50-60 % act.) 13,079,578
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___$24.00
Population in 1920 (est.)_____18,179
IN T . payable in Monessen.
M ONONGAHELA.

MT. L E BA N O N T O W N S H IP .

4Ms’24—- ($30,000Feb l ’29-’3 4& ’39
1 45,000Feb 1’44,’49&54
f 100,000c-July 1 ’30-35,
4Ms’25 J-J (
’40, ’45 & ’50
I 25,000___ July 1 1955
School Bonds.
4M s’27 F-A$180,000______1932-1957
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’ 17 - - - $ 3 0,00 0---................. ..
(Due serially at intervals of 5 years.)
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
4Ms’ 13 F-A $48,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1943
Street Im provem ent Bonds.
4Ms’22 J-J $25,000--July 1 ’28-’ 50
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 787)
BOND. D E B T June 1924- $185,000
Certificate debt (add’ l)_____180.198
Cash in sinking fund______ 4,387
Certificate sinking fund_____ 3.000
Real value (estimated)_ 15,000,000
_
Assessed valuation_______ 8,235,080
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9-S16.25
Population in 1920____________2,258
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Castle
3hannon.

This city is in Washington County
($25,000.-M ay 1 ’ 28-’32
5s ’ 22 M -N ( 40,000.-M ay 1 ’33-’37
96,000.-M ay 1 ’38-’45
t 14,000___ M a y l 1946
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
<Ms’ 15 — - $25.000............ .............
Im provement Bonds.
3Ms’99
$21,000........... ...............
4Ms’ l l M-S 85,000c_Sept 1 ’32-’40
Street Bonds.
($15,000____June 1 1928
4 Ms'23J-D 20,000—June 1 ’29-’33
5.000
June 11934
12,000—June 1 ’35-’36
June 11937
3.000
_June 11930 M T. L E B A N O N T W P . S C H . D IS T .
10.000
This district is in Allegheny Co.
5.0 00.
-June 1 ’ 31-’32
6.000
June 11933 Bonds are all tax-free.
4M s’25 J-D (14,000____ June 1 1934 5Ms’21 A-O J$90,000c * - Apr 1 ’28-’36
( 165,000c* Apr 1 ’37-’ 51
15.000
_June 11935
4Ms’23 J-J
50,000c*_____________
8.0 00.
-June 1 ’36-’37
June 1 1938 ($10,000 oiWJan. 1 in each of the years
14.000
1929, 1935, 1941, 1947 and 1953.)
15.000
_Juno 1 1939
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’ 27 -- $456,000 4Ms’24 M-S ( 85,000c* .-1926-1944
\ 80,000c* -.1945-1954
Sinkingfund______________
81,912
(30,000c June 1 ’31&’37
Tot.ass’d val ’27(80%act.) 12,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___ $7.00 4 Ms’25 J-D {6 0,000c June 1 ’43, ’49,
1
& ’59
Population 1910. 7,598; 1920.-8,688
ENT. payable at Alexander & Co.. 4M s’27 - - - 140,000_____ 1932-1962
Monongahela and First Nat. Bank. BOND. DEBT Apr 24 ’27- $560,000
Sinkingfund______________
6,957
Tot.ass’d val.’26(60% act.)12300000
M O N O N G A H E L A S C H . D IS T .
School tax rate (per $1,000 ( ’26$15.0O
School Bonds.
4Ms’ 15 J-D $60,000c-June 1 ’27-’39 Population 1923 (est.)-------------3,500
(See V. 102. p. 1286, for maturity.)
4Ms’ 10 F-A $12,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1932 M O U N T O L IV E R .
4 Ms’07 J-D 18,000c------ 1928-1935
This borough is in Allegheny Co
4Ms’22 J-J (156,OOOc_July 1 ’38-’49
Floating Debt Bds. (Tax-free)
1 19,000c_ July 1 1950 4Ms’ 16J-D $20,000_______________
_
4Ms’24 J-J ' 30.000c--Jan 1 ’38-’52
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
BOND. D EBT June 5 ’24- $326,000 4Ms’09 J-J $5 4,00 0..-Jan 1 ’ 27-’35
11,000
Floating debt____________
(Part due every 5 years)
Sinkingfund______________
36,618
M unicipal Bldg. Bonds.
Total assessed value 1926-12,289.245
[$20,000-_July 1 ’29, ’34
School tax (per $1.000) 1926--$11-00 4 Ms’25 J-J
’39 & ’44
Population in 1926 (est.)------- 12,500
( 7,000____July 1 1949
IN T . at Monongahela City T r . Co.
Borough B onds.
4Ms’26 M-S $180,000-$30,000 every
m o n o n g a h e T a Y w p . S C H . D.
5 years from Sept. 1 ’31-’56.
This township (P. O. Mapletown) BOND. DEBT July 1916-- $121,000
is in Greene County.
Sinking funds_____________ 20,000
6s ’ 24 A-O $50,000c-.0ct 1 ’27-’ 28 Assess, val. (2-3 act.) ’ 15.-3,334,930
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1927- $50,000 Pop’n 1910, 4,211; 1920. 5,575.
Floating debt (add’l ) --------11,000
IN T . on 4Ms ’09 at German Sav.
Tot. ass’d val.’ 26 (40% act.)5,105,517
Population 1927 (est.)------------- 1,650 & Dep. Bk., Pittsburgh; on 4Ms T6
at Hill Top Savs. & Tr. Co., Pitts­
burgh; on others at St. Clair Sav.
MONROE C O U N TY.
& Trust Co., in Pittsburgh.
Stroudsburg is the county seat.
5s g ’21 M-N$100,000e_-Nov 1 1951
Road Im provement Bonds.
M T. P L E A SA N T .
($40,0 0 0 c--.1931 & ’37
This borough is in Westmoreland
4M s’23M-N| 4 0 ,000 c.--1943 & ’49 County.
( 20,000c_________ 1953
[.$15,000,-M ay 1 ’29-’32&’35
Poor D istrict Bonds.
4Ms’26 ( 30,000--M ay 1 ’38-’41&'44
4M s’24M-N$125,000r*--Nov 1 1954
M -N [ 30,000-------M ay 1 ’47&’ 50
(Optional Nov 1 1939)
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
4M s’26 J-D 80,000--June 1 ’31-’46 4 Ms’ 15 J-D $10,000_____ 1930-1935
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26 $400,000
($5,000 every 5 years.)
Sinkingfund____________
79,282
Im pt. & F unding B onds.
Tot.ass’d val.’26(M act.).18,241 919 4M s’09 . . . $21,000-----1919
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25--$10.00 4M s’ 12
12,000-----------------1927
Popula’n 1910, 22.941; 1920, 24,295 4 9-10s’ 13
13,000___________ 1928
BOND. D E B T Apr 16 ’27. $131,000
M O N TG O M E R Y COUNTY.
Sinkingfund______________
19,803
County seat is Norristown. Pop­ Tot.assess.val.’27(M a ct.).2,923,830
ulation 1910. 169.590; ’20. 199.310 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $16.00
Court-H ouse Bonds (Tax-free).
Population 1910, 5,812; 1920, 5,862.
3Ms M-S
$35,000r-------1927-1933
♦INT. at Citizens Sav. & Tr. C o.,
Funding Bonds (Tax-free).
4s’06 J-D I48.000r*_____ 1927-31-36 M t. Pleasant.
BD. DEBT M ay 25 ’27$165,000
Assess, val. real estate- .227,151,585 M T. P L E A S A N T T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Hickory) is
Assessed value personal-218,455,950
Tot.ass’d val.’25(M act.)442,769,040 in Washington County. Bonds are
State* r o . tax (per $1,000) 192713.00 tax-free.
Road Bonds.
IN T . payable at Norristown.
f $25,000c _ -A p r 1 ’ 30-’39
4Ms’25 A-O] 30,000c-_Apr 1 ’40-’49
MOUNT CARM EL.
( 20,000c..A pr 1 ’ 50- 54
This city is in Northumberlanc
School B onds.
County. Borough incorp. Nov. 3
4Ms
A-O$115,000c------ 1926-1950
1862.
BOND. D EBT Apr 14 ’25- $212,000
R efu nd ing Bonds (Tax-free).
25,000
4Ms’08 M -N $10,000c----- 1927-1937 Floating debt (add’l ) --------Sinkingfund______________
16,027
F unding Bonds.
4Ms’ 17M-N $75,000___ $5,000 y ’ly Assessed value, real estate.3,439,220
(25,000--Oct 1 ’29-’33 Assessed value, personal---- 843,275
5s ’ 19 - - - U0,000_-Oct 1 ’35-’49 Other assess, property------- 128,690
(($5,000 every 2 yrs.) Tot. ass’d val.’25(55% act.)4,411,185
Population 1925 (est.)------------- 3,800
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
4s’05 J-J
50,000c. ..J u ly 1 1935
IN T . at Farmers Nat. Bank,
BOND. DEBT May 1918- $244,900 Hickory.
Assess, val. ’ 15 (M act.)__3,280,759
Total tax (per $1,000) 1916— 41.50
N
Pop’n TO, 17.532: ’2 0 -.........17,46 M O U N T U N IO is .in Huntingdon Co
This borough
INT. at Treasurer’s office.
Paving & Storm Sewer B onds. .
5s ’ 19 F-A $40,000c.$2,000 yearly
M T . C A R M E L SCH O OL D IS T .
W ater Plant Bonds.
Bonds below are tax-free to holder
4s ’08 M -8 $90,000c_ Sept 1 1938 6s ’ 18 J-D $60,000c.june 1 ’28-’47
_
4 Ms’25 A-O 135,000c____ 1928-1954
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1918.)
4Ms’ 13 M -N 50,000c____ 1927-1938 4M s’26 . . . 50,000c_____1932-1956
BOND. DEBT M ay 25’ 27 $133,000 BOND. DEBT June 16 ’27 $246,000
8,150
Floating debt____________
31,000 Floating debt (add’l)--------160,000
Sinkingfund--------------------19,926 Water debt (additional)—
Total assessed value 1927
Assess, val. '27(40% act.)_3,500,000
(85% actual)__________3,193,575
Rchool tax (per $1,000) 1927--S25.00
Population fa 1927 (est.)_____21,000 Boro tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$10-00
Population 1910, 3,338; 1920, 4,744
INT. at City Treas. office.
_

This district (P.O. Newmanstown)
is in Lebanon County. Bonds are

_

M ILL C R E E K T W P . S C H . D IS T .

_

F unding B onds.
[$16,000c*--Sept 1 1927
4s '16 M-S ( 16,500c*-.Sept 1 1928
17,500c*-.Sept 1 1929
30,000c*Sept 1 ’ 30-’31
5Ms’21F-Al,377,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’ 50
(For amount due each year see
Y. 113, p. 980.)
R oad Bonds.
4Ms-22 J-J $905,000 July 15’28-’51
(For maturity see Y. 115, p- 461.)
4Ms’24 J-J 5135,000c* ---1927-1952
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 2860.)
4Ms
J-J 155,000c* .-.1927-1950
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 3029.)
BD. D E B T M ay 25 ’27--$2,674,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ___
345.000
Sinking fund_____________
76,870
Total yal. ’26(50% act.)-60,000,000
State & Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
1926 - ____
$12.00
INT. payable at Treasurer’s office

[V ol. 124.

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M E R C E R C O U N T Y ( C o n c lu d e d )—

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS

MOUNT JO Y
D I S T R IC T

BOROUGH

SC H . M T . U N IO N S C H O O L D IS T .

This district P. O. M t. Joy) is in
Lancaster County.
3Ms’04 F-A $3,500c_Feb 1 ’28-’34
4s T5 M -N 9,500c.N ov 1 ’ 27-45
4 Ms’25 J-D 68,000c*Dec 1 ’27-’ 55
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’27- $84,000
Sinkingfund______________
5,456
Assess, val. 1926 (about
30% actual)____________1,297,328
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $20 .00
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 2,800

This district (P. O. M t. Union)
Is in Huntingdon County.
4Ms’ 16 J-J 121,875_____192'-1946
5s g T8 M-S 2 2 ,000 c____ 1927-1948
4 Ms
- - - 141,000___________1954
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $187,875
Sinking fu n d _______________ 1,000
Ass’d val. ’ 27 (80% act.)..3,000,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$13.00
Population in 1920___________ 5,500
IN T . payable at Dist. Treas. office
or First Nat. Bank, M t. Union

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS

J une, 1927.]
MUNHALL.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Improvement Bonds.
4H s'l2 M -N 540,000c
M ay 1 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 17 ’24 $125,000
Ass’dval. ’24 (70-80%act.) 11,579,720
Population 1910, 5,185; 1920, 6,418
INT. payable at Moncngahela Tr
C o., Homestead.

$30,0 0 0 c ... .O ct 1 ’ 28.
'3 3 ,'3 5 ,’36 & ’37.
55,000c_ Oct 1 ’39-’49
10.000c_ Oct 1 1950
_
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 '2 7 .. $295,000
6,400
Sinking fund_____________
Tot.ass'd val. '27 (23act.)—6,088,598
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$23.00
Population 1927 (est.)_______ 10,000

MUNHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4 ^ s ’ 13 A-O $20,000-.. 1928 & 1938
112.000
___ 1931
4}£s M -N \14,000______ 1936
117.000
_______ 1941
'21,000— ....... 1946
4 ^ s ’ 19 J-J 170,000..July 1’28-’49
(See V. 109, p. 1201. for maturity.)
S chool Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 F-A $140,000cAug 2 ’29-’55
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27. $399,000
Sinking fund_____________
6,241
Assess, val. '27 (Yt act.)..13,088,815
School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$12.00
Population 1927, 8,000; 1920, 6.500
INTEREST payable at the Monongahela Trust Co., Homestead, Pa.

NEW CASTLE.
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).
4Ms’ 12 J-J $72,000___ July 1 1932
(Subject to call July 1 1927)
(25,000____M ay 1 1930
43^s’25 M -N l50,000..M a y 1 ’31-’35
75,000.-M ay 1 ’36-’40
(20,000--M ay 1 ’41-’50
Street-Im provem ent Bonds.
43£s’ 19 A -O $100,000____Oct 1 1934
(Optional Oct. 1 1929.)
4 ^ s ’24 J-J
60,000___ July 1 1944
(Optional July 1 1939.)
Improvement Bonds.
4 ^ s ’22 M-N$200,000_ M ay 1 1942
_
(Optional M ay 1 1937.)
4}£s’23 F-A 125,000___ Aug 1 1943
(Optional Aug 1 1938.)
(10,000___ N ov 1 1931
4>£s’26 M -N 50,000--N ov 1 ’32-’41
50,000--N ov 1 ’42-’46
GEN. BONDS Apr 1 ’27-$l,070,000
Assessment debt (add’l) - 200,171
Sinking fund____________ 1,706,429
Floating debt (additional)
60,000
Assessed value, personal.. 3,028,900
Tot.assess.val.’27(23 act.) 58,466,040
! Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $9 75
Pop’n 1921, 55,000; 1920, 44,938
x Opt. beg. 10 yrs. after date.
Bonds are in coupon form, regis­
trable as to principal.
INT. payable at city treasury.

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NANTICOKE.
This borough is in Luzerne Co.
($52,000.Sept 15 ’27-’30
5s ’23 M-S
12,000_____ Sept 11931
13.000
Sept 11932
14.000
Sept 11933
Sewer Impt. B onds.
-s ’07 . . . $2 0 ,0 0 0 ................. ..
Street Paving Bonds.
-s ’ l l . . .
$5,000......... ................
Street Paving & Sewer Bonds.
-s '13 . . . $50,000______________
4J^s’ 14 . . .
7,000______________
5s ’ 14 J-D 2 5 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 ’27-’31
5s ’ 19 . . . 100,000_____________
4M s’24 J-D 305,000. June 15 ’28-’41
(For maturity see V. 119, p. 227.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 24 ’24 $347,000
Assessment debt (add’l) —
60,000
Assess, val.'24 (80% act.).16,423,OO0
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_ $15.00
_
Pop’n TO, 18,877; ’20______22,614
IN T . at First Nat. Bk., Nanticoke.
NANTICOKE SCHOOL DIST.
5s
. . . $70.000.......... 1927-1940
4>5sT4 J-J (80.000_____ 1927-1942
UO.OOO___________1943
l cn nnn n o t i ’ qo_m 7
44is
___i ($15,000 every 5 years.)
I 20,000____Oct 1 1952
NET DEBT M ay 1923.. $343,103
33,000
Sinking fund____________
Assess, val. ’22 (M act.)._16,485,558
School tax (per $1,000) 1922--516.50
NARBERTH.
This borough is in Mongtomery Co.
Inc. Jan. 21 1895. All bonds are
tax-free.
Road Bonds.
5 s ’97 J-D
$500r_ Dec 11927
_
(Subject to call after 1912)
4s '09 J-D 13,500___ June 1 1939
4s T6 J-J 20,000..July 1 ’31-’46
($5,000 quinquennially.)
Sewer-System.
4s '07 M-N J$8,000___ M ay 1 1932
1 9,000___ M ay 1 1937
Playground Impt. Bonds.
4t4s’22 F-A $25,000c.Aug 1 ’28-’52
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 1863.)
Pavinv Bonds.
4s ’25 F-A $75,000c. Aug 1 ’35, ’40,
’45, ’50 and ’55
BON D. DEBT M ay 9 ’27. $151,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
31,100
Ass’d val. ’26 (1-3 a c t .)...4,434,695
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926---$24.00
Population 1926_____________ 4,500
IN T. on 5s of 1897 at Norristown
Trust Co.; on 4s of 1907 and 1909 at
West End Trust C o., Philadelphia;
on 4s of 1916 payable at the Centra!
Trust C o., Philadelphia, and on 4!^s
o f 1922 at Merion Title & Trust Co.,
Ardmore.
NAZARETH SCHOOL DISTRICT
This district (P. O. Nazareth) is in
Northampton County.
School Site & Bldg. Bonds.
4H s’22 F-A$l 15,000c_ Aug 1 1952
_
(Optional Aug 1 1932)
BOND. DEBT July 1922.. $151,500
Floating debt (add’l)______
12,500
Sinking fund______________
4,363
Assessed value 1922_______ 2,377,702
Total tax rate (per $ 1 ,0 0 0 )___ $38.00

IN T. at the Nazareth National
Bank, Nazareth.

NEW BETHLEHEM.
This borough is in Clarion Co.
Bonds are tax-free.
F unding Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J ( $13.500.-Jan 1 ’28-’36
\ 1,000c_ Jan 1 1937
_
4A£s’23 J-J
17,000c.$l,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Mar. 27 ’25.$36,500
Floating debt (add’l) _______ 3,800
Ass’d val. ’24 (30% act.)___ 620.674
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$22.50
Population 1910, 1,625 ;1920..1,662
NEW BRIGHTON.
This borough is in Beaver Countv.
4Ys
M-S $30,000c*Sept 1 ’27-’32
4A£s’25 M-S 40,000c* Sept 1 ’27-’55
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 2666)
R efu nding Bonds.
4H s’22 M-S $55,000c*Sept 1 ’ 33-’43
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27. $105,000
Total assessed value 1927
(66% actual)__________ 6,100.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___ $16.00
Population 1910. 8.329; 1920..9,361
NEW BRIGHTON SCH. DIST.
Bonds are all tax-free.
10,000c...Sept 1 1946
5,000c___ Sept 1 1947
4 J4s’22 M-S 10,000c___ Sept 1 1948
5,000c___ Sept 1 1949
20,000c. Sept 1’50’51




5J£s’20A-O

High School Bldg. B onds.
4>£s’ 12 M-NS45,000c. 1927, ’32 &’37
4Ms’ 13 M-N130,000c -.1933 & 1943
4H s’ 14J-D 20,000 ____ 1938-1942
43ds’ 15 A-O 25,000 _____1940-1945
im provement Bonds.
4H s’ 18 - - j$15,000_Dec30’28,’38,’43
1 10,000_ Dec 30 1948
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27- $427,000
Total val. 1927___________ 8,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1927.-$20.00
IN T . at Logan Trust C o., New
Kensington.

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NORTHAMPTON HEIGHTS.
This district is now part of the
City of Bethlehem. Annexed Mar. 8
1920.
NORTH BRADDOCK.
P. O. Braddock, Allegheny Co.
Bonds are tax-free.
4j£sT6 J-J $141,700c.July 1 ’26-’46
(Due each 5 yrs— see V 103, p 511)
Various Impt. Bonds.
4H s’ 13M-S $50,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’33
($25,000 due every 5 years.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 21 ’26- $205,000
Sinking fund____________
14,336
Assessed value, real estate. 15,766,150
Assessed value, personal. _ 988,050
Ass’d val. ’25(80% act.).16,764,200
Boro, tax (per $1,000) 1925_ $11.00
_
Population 1910,11,824; 1920-14,928
IN T. at Braddock Trust Co.

NEW PHILADELPHIA SCH. DIS.
This district (P. O. Silver Creek)
is in Schuylkill County.
($30,000-Aug 1 ’29 & ’34
5s ’24 F-Aj 30,000-Aug 1 ’29 & ’34
( 15,000____Aug 1 1949
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’26- $103,000
Floating debt (add’l) ______
44,000
Sinking fund______________
10,500 NORTH BRADDOCK SCH. DIST.
Assessed valuation 1925___1,022,000 4M s’22 s-a $80,000c.Dec 1 ’37-’44
High School Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1925..$3.50
Population (est.)______________ 4,500 4K s’08 A-O $18,000—Apr 1 ’28-’29
4s
...
35,000______ ________
4>£sT0 -_ 33,000.......... Tax-free
NEWPORT TWP. SCH. DIST.
i d s ' l l —.
32,000_______________
This district (P. O. Wanamie) is in
B uilding Bonds.
Luzerne County.
4Ms’ 17 J-J ($50.000c.-Jan 1 ’37-’44
S ch ool B uilding B onds.
1 5,000c.. Jan 1 1 9 4 5 4M s’26 . . . $90,000_______________
S ch ool Bonds.
BONDED D E B T _______________(?)
7 17,000___ Dec 1 1932
45,000.-D ec 1 ’33-’35
NEW SEWICKLEY TOWNSHIP.
18.000___ Dec 1 1936
This township (P. O. Rochester) 4A£s’26 J-D( 40,000.-D ec 1 ’37-’44
is in Beaver County.
20.000___ Dec 1 1945
T ow nsh ip B onds.
150,000—Dec 1 ’46-’50
5s ’26 M -N$52,500c.M ay 2 ’27-’50
210,000. .D ec 1 ’51-’56
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 2992.) BOND. D EBT Dec 1 ’26--$755,000
BONDED D E B T ______________ (?) Total assessed val’n 1926.18,114,500
Population in 1920___________ 1,378 Total tax rate (per $1,000) T8.$10.60
Population 1926____________ 20,000
NEWTOWN BOROUGH SCHOOL NORTH COVENTRY TWP. S. D.
DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Pottstown
This district (P. O. Newtown) is In
Bucks County. Bonds are tax-free. R. D .) is in Montgomery County.
S
4 Hs T8 A-O $32,000 _____1927-1942 4 ^ sch ool Bonds.
’27 J-J $50,000c-Jan 1 ’32-’57
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 0 ’27. $33,000
(For maturity see V. 123, p. 3212.)
Tot. ass’d val.’26(85%act.)1.238.628 BONDED D E B T _______________(?)
NEW CASTLE SCHOOL DIST.
School tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$10.00
Bonds are ail tax-free to holder. Population 1920______________1,703 NORTH EAST.
4Ms’ 14 J-J $35,000c*..July 1 1944
This borough is in Erie County.
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1924.
(Tax-free).
4Ms’ 15 M-S 85,000c*..M ar 1 1945 NORRISTOWN. is the capital o; 5s W ater-W orks Bonds 1938 & 1943
This borough
’23 J-J J$20,000c*.
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1930) Montgomery County. Inc. M ch. 31
1 30,000c*.1948 & 1953
4s ’ 16 M-S 45,000c*.-M ar 1 1946 1812. Bonds are tax-free to holder
R efu n d in g Bonds (Tax-free).
(Subject to call after Mar 1 1931.)
1 ’28-’48
5H s’20 J-J 300,000r*July 1 ’35-’44 and subject to call 25 years befor* 5s ’ 18 J-D $80,000c*June $155,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27.
5 ^ s ’21
400,000r*July 1 ’ 41-’50 maturity.
Floating debt (additional).
10,000
B orough
4J^s’22 . . . 270,000r* ...1928-1935 3 A£g’97 A-O Bonds.
30,000
4M s’23 J-J 300J900r*Jan 1 ’31-’40 3M g’02 A-O $8,500r____Oct 1 1927 linking fund_____________
16,000r____Apr 1 1932 Ass’d val’n 1927 (40% act.) 2,725,130
4M s’26 J-J 100,000r*Jan 1 ’26-’50 4s g ’08 A-O 95,000r____Apr 1 1938 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $13.00
40.000.
-Sept 1 ’39-’40
40.000.
-Sept 1 ’41-’44 R efu nd ing Bonds. _ July 1 1930 Population in 1927 (est.)______4.000
3s g ’00 J-J $87,000r_
4M s’26 M-S 40.000
___________Sept Sewer Bonds.
1 1945
NORTHEAST (BOROUGH) SCH.
20.000
___________Sept 1 1946
DIST.
(30,000c_ Oct 1 1936
_
10.000
___________Sept 1 1947
10,000c--_Apr 1 1947 4)£s’26 A-O 30,000c— -O ct 1 1946 n This district (P. O. North East) is
Erie County.
40,000c. --O ct 1 1956
4 ^ s ’27M -S 60,000c .A pr 1 ’48-’50 BOND. DEBT M ay 19 ’27 $306,500
S chool Bonds (Tax-fret.)
480,000c.Apr 1 ’51-’56 Assessed val’n 1927 (30% to
T8 - . - $45,000_____19>8-1948
50,000c.-_Apr 1 1957
($5,000 payable
65% actual)__________ 25,034,120
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27 $2,285,000 Tot. tax (per $1,000) 1927___$12.50 BOND. D EBT Aprevery 3 years.)
1 2 ’ 27.
5,660 Population 1910, 27,875; 1920-32,316 Sinking fund. ___________ $72,000
Sinking fund_____________
10.000
Ass’d val. ’27 (86% a ct.).54,010,160
IN T . payable at Treasurer’s office Assess, val. ’27 (60% a ct.).2,725,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-.S13.75
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$15.00
Population in 1927 (est.)____ 52.000
Population 1927 (est.)________ 4,000
IN T . at Treasurer’s office.
NORRISTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
IN T . payable at the National
Bonds are tax-free.
Bank of North East.
3K s
M-N$25,000c________ al927
NEW EAGLE.
3>£s’04 A-O 26.OOOc.-Oct 1 al934 NORTH EAST TWP. SCH. DIST.
This borough is in Washington 4s 7 M-S 69,000c--Sept 1 al937
This district (P. O. North East)
County.
3H s’ l l M-N 29,500r._May 1 al941 ■ in Erie County.
s
Sewer Bonds.
3H s’09 J-D
9,000r_______ zl929
S chool Bonds (Tax-free).
4 K s’26 J-J ($14,000c.June 1 ’37-’43 4A£s’ 13 J-J
30,000_ July la 1943
_
f$5,000c—Apr 1 1929
1 36,000c.June 1 ’44-’55 4)£s’ 14 J-J
100,000c_July 1 1943
5,000c. ..A p r 1 1933
Street Bonds.
5s ’21 J-J
156,000c________ 1950
5,000c_ Apr 1 1936
_
4 K s’26 J-J T$14,000c_June 1 ’37-’43 4>£sg’23M-N500,000______________
5 ,0 00c.. .Apr 1 1939
1 21,000c_June 1 ’49-’55
(Due $100,000 on M ay 1 in each
M-S { 5,000c_ Apr 1 1941
_
BOND. D E B T June 1 ’26- $103,000 of the years 1933, ’38, ’43,’ 48 & ’52.)
5 ,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1943
Total assess, val. 1926------1,663,740 4J£s’27 M -S 600,000-$120,000 every
5 ,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1945
Population in 1926 (est.)______2,200
5 years from Mar 1 ’37 to ’56
5,000c_ Apr 1 1947
_
BOND. DEBT May 1924 $951,000
5,000c. . . Apr 1 1948
NEW KENSINGTON.
Sinking fund____________
111,494
5,000c_ July 1 1928
_
This borough is in Westmoreland Assess, val. ’24 (J£ a ct.)--19,654,045
J-J
5,000c._ -July 1 1938
Co. Pop’n ’ 10, 7,707; ’20, 11,987. Total tax (per $1,000) 1924_ $17.50
_
5,000c_ July 1 1943
_
All bonds are tax-free.
x Subject to call 10 years before
5,000c. ..J u ly 1 1948
4s '98 A-O $3,00 0c*________ 1927 maturity, a 20 years before.
BOND. D EBT M ay 27 ’27 $65,000
4j^s’06 A-O (12,000c*_________1931
INT. at 1st Nat, Bk. and Norris­ Sinking fund______________
9,540
\ 9,000c*................ 1934 town Penn Trust C o., Norristown. Ass’d val. 1927 (60% act.) .2,821,784
4 K s’ 10J-J
20 ,000 c*--______ 1939
Tot.tax rate (per$l,000) 1927-S11.00
'18,000c*_________1927
Population 1922 (est.)________2,500
4}£s’ 12 A-O 24,000c*_________1932 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
IN T. payable at the First National
Easton is the county seat. All
30,000c*_________1937
Bank of North East.
,36,000c*_________1941 bonds are tax-free.
4 ^ s ’ 14 M-S (25,000c*_________1934
C ourt-H ou se Bonds.
38,000c*_________1944 4s ’ 14 A-04$40.00QApr 1T934-1944 NORTH HUNTINGDON TWP. in
This township (P. O. Irwin) is
10,000c*. 1938 & 1931
Road and Bridge Bonds.
10,000c*. 1934 & 1937 4H s’23 J-JSl,000,000--July 1 ’33-53 Westmoreland County.
Road Bonds.
4J£s’ 17 J-J
10,000c*_1940 & 1942
($200,000 every 5 years.)
10,000c*. 1944 & 1946 4J£s’24 F-A l ,000,000_Feb 15 ’34-’54 5s ’20 J-J $65,000_______________
BOND. DEBT May 27 ’27 $65,000
5 ,0 0 0 c * ___ -.1947 (For maturity see V. 118, p. 1178.)
15,000c*______ — 1928 4>£s’27 A-O $1,000,000--A pr 1 1957 Tot. assess.val’27(60% act.)4,665,580
$1,000) ’27 $10.00
15,000c*........... -.1938
4 K s’ 18 . . .
Refunding, Funding & Improve­ Total tax rate:(per (est.)--------- 12,000
Population 1927
15,000c*______ ..1943
ment Bonds.
30,000c*
..1948
/ $8,000c.Mch 1 ’28-’29 NOR. HUNTINGDON TWP. S. D.
16,000c*-. Jan 1 1929 4g ’09 M-S\ 100,000c.-Mch 1 1939
Bonds are tax-free.
5,000c*. .Jan 1 1930 4 Y s’22 F -A l,000,000.—Feb 1 1952
( $5,000___ M ay 1 1931
16,000c*. .Jan 1 1933
Funding & Impt. Bonds.
4J^s M -N ( 20,000___ M ay 11932
12,000c*..Jan 1 1935 4H s’ 19 J-D$500,000r*--Dec 1 1949
I 5,000___ M ay 1 1936
7,000c*..Jan 1 1936 B O N D.DEBT M ay 19’27.$4,740,000
I 30,000___ M ay 1 1942
21,000c*__Jan 1 1939 Sinking fund____________
486,930 TOTAL D EBT Mar 1 1925 $62,000
4 K s’26 J-J ] 23,000c*..Jan 1 1942 Tot. ass’d val.’27 (f i act.)117,725.175
19,112
28,000c *_ .Jan 1 1945 County tax (per $1,000) 1927-.S7.00 Sinking fund_____________
_
10,000c*..Jan 1 1946 Pop’n in ’10— 127,667; ’20— 153,506 Assessed valuation 1925_ 4,281,860
School tax (per $1,000) 1925—$22.00
11,000c*._Jan 1 1947
IN T . at office of County Treas.
Population in 1924 (est.)____ 11,500
24,000c*Jan 1 ’48-’49
IN T. at Safe Deposit & Trust C o.,
26,000c*Jan 1 ’50-’51
Greensburg. ______
1,000c*.. Jan 1 1952 NORTHAMPTON SCH. DIST.
This district is in Northampton Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $585,000
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Sinking fund_____________
28,755 All bonds tax-free.
Nnnbury is the county seat.
Assessed valuation 192<_ 9,135.915 4 K s’ 14 M-N$28,000-Due $2,000 yl.v
_
(Callable M ay 1 1929.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’26 $430,900
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_ $49.00
_
4)£s’26 M-N275,000c_$50,000N o v i Assessed value, real estate 63,924,632
INT. at Boro. Treasurer’s office.
’31, ’36, ’41, ’46 & ’51 Assessed value, personal-. 3,639,345
$25,000___ Nov 1 1956 Assess, val. ’25 (40% act.) 67,563,977
NEW KENSINGTON SCH. DIST
R efunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $7.50
Building Bonds.
4>£sT6 A-O $7,400___ Apr 1 1936 Pop'n 1910. 111,420: 1920— 122,079
5s
J-J
$2.0 0 0 c ..............1927
(Callable April 1926.)
IN T . payable at office of Co.Treas.
4>£s
J-D
5,000c__________1930 4 A£s’ 19 A-O $21,400_ Apr 15 1951
_
5s
A-O 25.000c__________1938
NORTH UNION TOWNSHIP.
(Callable April 1 1929.)
4J£s’ 17 M -N j 10,000c.Apr 1 ’37&’42 BOND. DEBT M ay 26 ’26 $48,000
This township is in Fayette Co.
U 0,000c. ..A p r 1 1947 Assess. v a l.’25__________6,204,605
Road Bonds (Tax exempt).
4J£s’24 A-O 155,000— Oct 1 ’ 27-’54 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$16.50 4 ^ s ’ 16 F-A S50,000c.Aug 15 ’27-’31
(For maturity see V. 119, p.1985.) Population (est.)____________ 10,000 BOND. DEBT M ay 2 ’27- $50,000

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS

N O R T H U N IO N T W P . S C H . D .

TOTAL D E B T Apr 12 ’27. $101,000
96,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
Tot. assess, val.’27(1-3 act.) 6,159,160
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927...$40.00
NORW OOD.

This borough (P. O. Norwood Sta­
tion) is in Delaware County, incor­
porated 1893.
Sewer and Highway {Tax-free).
4}Sg’99F -A $2,0 0 0 c ... Aug 1 1929
4>^g'05 M-S
2,50 0 c...S ep t 1 1935
4 ^ g ’08 J-D
3,000c_ Sept 1 1938
_
4H g’ l l M -N 50,000c_ M ay 1 1941
_
4 H s ’ 14J-J
15.000c_ JuneS) 1944
_
BOND. D EBT Apr 24 ’27. $72,500
30,031
Sinking fund______________
Assessed valuation 1927.. 2,637,480
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925-.-$29.50
Pop’n ini920, 2,353; 1927_____4,000
INTEREST payable at Delaware
County Trust, Safe Deposit & Title
Insurance Co. in Chester.
N O R W O O D S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .

4s ’05 F-A S6,000r_ Apr 1 1935
_
4H s’ 12 M-N 25,000c.May 15 ’28-’42
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 4 ’23. $97,000
Sinking fund______________
4,908
Assessed valuation 1922_ 1,518,910
_
(Assessment 40% actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) ’22..$20.00
Population in 1919 (est.)______2.300
IN T . at Treasurer’s office.
N O T T IN G H A M T O W N S H IP .

This place (P. O. Finleyville
R . F. D . N o. 2) is in Washington
County.
S ch ool B onds {tax-free).
43^s’23 F-A $56,0 0 0c._Aug 1 ’27-’40
BOND. D EBT M ay 1925. $60,000
Total assessed value 1923..3,335,855
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)_____ $8.50
Population 1925 (est.)________ 1,000
IN T . at First National Bank,
Finleyville.
OAKDALE.

This borough is in Allegheny Co
Incorp. 1892. All bonds tax-free.
5 s ’22 F-A $9 ,000 ..Aug 1 ’27-’35
BOND. DEBT M ay 2 0 ’25. $46,000
Sinking fund______________
1,522
Tot.assess.val.’25(80% act) 1,066,800
Boro tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$16.00
Population 1910. 1.353; 1920.-1,611
IN T . on bonds of 1922 at the First
National Bank, Oakdale.
O A K H U R S T S C H O O L D IS T .

See Johnstown School District.

OAKM ONT.

This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Inc. March 1889. Pop. ’ 10. 3.436
1920 4,512.
Street Bonds {Tax-free).
4 J£s’17 M -N /$8,00 0c*..M ay 1 1937
(12,00 0c*..M ay 1 1947
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s ’05 A-O $24,000c*________ 1935
4)4s’07 M-N 32,000c*Final pay. ’34
4Ms’08M -N
7,000c*Final p a y .’37
4)4sT0 J-D 15,000c* J’n e l ’29,’34’3S
BOND DEBT Jan 1 ’25. $103,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
18,854
Assess, debt (add’l ) _______ 135,844
Sinking fund_____________
20,980
Assess, val. ’24 (80% a ct.).6,487.010
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_ $12.00
_
I N T . at First Nat. Bk.. Oakmont.

TOT. B D . D T. July 1 ’24. $123,000
Sinking fund_____________
15,780
Tot .assess, val. ’25(80 % act) 6,336,175
School tax (per $1,000) 1925--$17.00
Population in 1924 (est.)______ 5,000
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank,
Oakmont, subject to no deduction
tor State tax in Pa.
O ’H A R A T O W N S H IP S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. Sharpsburg) is
in Allegheny County. All bonds
tax free.
^ g .o o O c .-A p r 2 ’28-’39
4 ^ s ’2 3 A -0 ( 15,000c..Apr 2 ’40-’42
I 30,000c.-A pr 2 ’43-’47
l 7 ,0 0 0 c...A p r 2 1948
BOND. DEBT Mar 19 ’ 25- $150,000
Tot.assess, val.’25(34 act.) .4,000,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’25.$11.00
O IL C IT Y .

This city is in Venango County
4Ms’26 J-J $175,000c*.Jan 15’27-’56
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 1664.)
Perm anent Impt. Bonds.
4s ’ 10 . . . $24,000. .July 1 ’ 28-’35
434s’ 13 . . . J i ,6 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’28-’29
128.000. .M ay 1 ’30-’43
4Hs'14
J 3,000.-June 1 '28-’30
(28,000-. June 1 ’31-’44
5 3-5 ’21M-N 81,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’40
(50,000cDec 15 ’29&’34
4/4s’24 J-D 50,000cDec -15 ’39&’44
25 0 0 0c..D ec 15 1949
434s'24 J-D )30.000cDec 15 ’30&’35
\30,000cDec 15 ’40&'45
Street Impt. B onds.
434s’22 J-J $200,000_____ 1927-1952
Boro, o f W est End. (annexed.)
5s ’ 12
. . . $7.000____Sept 1 1932
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’23 $419,000
Sinking fund____________
15.800
Total assess, val. 1923
(about 40% actual)____13,000,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’22146.00
Pop’n, ’ 10. 16,657;
’20___ 21.274
O IL C IT Y SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .

Bonds below are tax-free to n oid c.
4s 09 M-N $5,COOc_ _______ 1927
_
4J$sTfi .T-P 90,000c.June 1 ’28-’36
4 ^ s ’23 J-J / 50,000..July 1 ’32-’36
1300,000. .July 1 ’37-’ 51
B D . DEBT May 26 '2 6 .. $453,000
Assess, val. ’26 (2-3 a c t .).14,536,894
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..S24.00
PoDulation in 1920 __________ 21,274
IN T . at City Treasurer’s office.
OLD FORGE.

This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
534s’07 A-O $9,000________ Oct 1
(Due $1,000 every other year.)
5s
A-O *30,000--Apr 1 ’31-’41
(Due $5,000 every 5 years.)
5s
F-A/alO.OOO____ Feb 1 1928
\al0,000-Feb 1 ’38 & '42
5s
J-D 625,000..June 1 ’29-’44
(Due $5,000 every 5 years.)
.s
...
J10.000___July 1 1935
111.000___ July 1 1945
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 3 .. $112,000
Note debt (additional)____
15,000
Sinking fund______________
5,000
Total assessed value 1923..4,100,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923------ $15.00
Populat’n 1910, 11,324; 1920, 12,237
INTEREST on 5J4s at Kountze
Bros, (fiscal agents). New York; on
bonds marked (*) at Old Forge D. &
D. Bank; on bonds marked (a) at the
Scranton Trust C o., Scranton; and on
bonds marked (6) at the Haddington
Title & Trust Co.
OLD F O R G E S C H . D IS T .

534s M -N $27,000..$ 1,000 yearly
5s ’ 19 J-D 20,000c.Dec 1 ’29-’30
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26. $101,000
Sinking funds____________
12,000
Ass’d val’n 1925 (75% act.) 4,213.000
School tax (per $1,000) 1925-.$33.00
Population in 1924 (est.)_____14,400

O A K M O N T SCH O OL D IS T R IC T . O L Y P H A N T .

4H s’ 12 M -N $7 4,000c*... 1927-1942
(Part due every 5 years.)
4J4s’ 13 M -N 15,000c*May 1 ’28-’38
(Part due every 5 years.)
4J4sT4 A-O 12.000c*____’ 34 & ’44
5s ’18 M -S / 10,000c*Sept 1 ’29&’34
1 12,OOOc*Sept 1 ’34&’44
4J4s’24 M-N225,000c*Nov 1 ’29-’54
(For maturity see V. 119, p. 1765.)
4H s’25 M -N /$5,000____N ov 1 1931
160,000-Nov 1 ’37, ’42,
46, ’50, ’53 & ’55

This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
Bonds below payable part every 5 yrs
School Bonds.
5s ’ 13 M-S $99.000.-Sept 1 ’29-43
F unding Bonds.
5s ’ 14 F-A $38,000c.Feb 1 ’30-'4i
B uilding Bonds (tax-free).
4 H sT l F-A $30,778..F eb 1 ’ 29-'4i
NET BD. DT. M ay 1923.- $132,920
Assessed valuation 1923_ 8,989,546
_
Population 1910, 8,505; 1920, 10.236
IN T. payable at Olyphant.

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Call Canal 8437

O V E R B R O O K S C H O O L D IS T .

This district is in Allegheny Co.
5s ’21 J-D ($5,000___ Dec 1 1931
120,000. .D ec 1 ’41&’4f
f 5,000___ M ay 1 1932
10.000
M ay 1 1937
4M s’27M-N 25,000___ M ay 1 1942
30.000
M ay 1 1947
70,000-.M ay 1 152&57
tBO ND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27. $lV8,870
Tot.ass’d val.’27(50%act.) 3,337,800
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27$14.00
t Includes $19,845.68 which is still
owed to the district from which this
district was separated.

[V ol. 124.
IN T . payable at Manor National
Bank, Manor.
P E N N T O W N S H IP S C H . D IS T .

This district is in Allegheny Co.
434s’22 J -D /$30,000c...Ju ne 1 1932
\ 39,00 0c...Ju n e 1 1937
434s’22 J-D J20.000___ June 1 1947
180,000____ Dec 1 1951
[16,OOOr___July 1 1936
4s ’27 . . .
24,OOOr— .July 1 1941
l40,000r_ July 1 1946
_
BOND. DEBT July 1927. $590,000
Sinking fund_____________
20,962
Assessed valuation 1926.-11,185,380
Population 1920____________ 8,342
OXFORD.
This borough is In Chester County.
IN T . at First Nat. B k., Verona.
Incorp. in 1833. Popula'D 1910
2,190; 1920, 2,093. All bonds taxPH ILADELPHIA.
free.
W . Freeland Kendrick, Mayor;
Water Bonds.
4s J-J&M-N $55 OOOc.yearly till '47 Willb. Hadley, City Controller.
Philadelphia, co-extensive with the
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 2 '2 7 . $52,500
Floating debt_____________
9 000 county of the same name, is the third
33,500 largest city of the U. S., and has an
Water debt (incl.)________
Assessed val. real estate_ 2,051,835 area of nearly 130 square miles. The
_
Assessed val. personal_____ 205,050 city was founded in 1682 by William
Total val. ’26 (70-75% act.)2,256,885 Penn, chartered in 1787, and consoli­
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$11.O0 dated in 1854 with numerous outlying
districts and boroughs. Many sec­
TNT. at Oxford Banks.
tions of the city of Philadelphia still
retain their old names and are con­
palm erton.
This boro in Carbon County. All stantly referred to as such. Among
these may be mentioned German­
bonds are tax-free.
_
434s
A-O $50.000_ Oct 15 1946 town, Manayunk, Frankford, Bridesburg, Roxborough, West Philadel­
Light Bonds.
5s
...
$5,000...S e p t 30 1931 phia, Richmond, &c., &c. The
county is under city control and has
Im provement B onds.
4}|s
M -N 44.000-.M ay 1 ’28-’41 no separate debt.
Paving Bonds.
R efu n d in g Loans.
414sT9 A-O $40.000____ Oct 1 1934 3s '98 J-J
$65,300r Dec 31 1927
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '27. $139,000
Grade Crossing A bolition .
Assessed value 1926_______6,706 851 4s 06 J-J
$75,00Gr_July 1 1937
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926
$11.00
is ’ 06 J-J l.OOO.OOOr.Jan 1 1938
Population in 1920__________7,168
ts
J-J
1
Prin. and int. payable at the First 4s ’06 J-J 1,500,OOOr.July 1 1939
66
700.000r. .Jan
1942
National Bank, o f Palmerton.
W ater Loans.
3s ’00 J-J $3,000,OO r.July 1 1930
O
PALMERTON SCH. DIST.
314s’00 J-J 9,000,OOOr.July 1 1931
School Bonds (Tax-Free).
434s’ 19 J-J $60,000c*..July 1 1949
Delaware River Bridge.
5J4s’2 0 F -A 75,000c*_____________ 4J4s’22J-J $1,050,OOOr*Mar 16 ’72
($15,000 every 5 yrs.— Aug. 1 ’ 30-’50.
(Optional March 16 1942.)
4H s’23 A-O 150,000c*_____________
T ransit & Port Bonds.
($25,000every 5 yrs.— Oct. 15 ’28’53) 4s T6 J-J $2,500,000r*Nov 1 1966
4J4s’25J-J
75,000c*_____________ 4s T6 J-J 2,500,OOOr* Jan 1 1967
($10,000 every 5 yrs.— Jan. 1 ’30’40) 5s T9 J-J 4.160,500r*Dec 16 1970
($15,000 every 6 yrs.— Jan. 1 ’45’55.) 534s’ 19 J-J 5,000,OOOr*July 16 ’71
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '2 7 . $360,000 5s ’20 J-J 4,000.000r*July 1 1940
Sinking fund______________
43,425 4s T9 J-J 3,000,000r*july 26 ’72
Assess, val. ’27 (40% act.) .5,949,854
(Optional July 26 1942.)
Tax rate (per $1,00(1) 1927___$27.00
Street R epaving B onds.r*
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 7,600
5s ’21 J-J $1,144.200-May 16 1936
Prin. and int. at First National
5Ms’21J-J 3,855,800-Oct 26 1936
Bank of Palmerton.
General M unicipal Purposes.
334s’04 J-J$16,000,OOOr* July 1 1934
PARNASSUS
This borough Is in Westmoreland 3Hs'*2 J-J 6,000.OOOr.July 1 1932
4s ’98 J-J
560 .OOOr Dec 31 1927
County. Incorp. April 9 1872.
334s’©7 J-J
125,OOOr.Jan 1 1937
Improvement Bonds.
4>is
J-D
$l,000c______ Serial is '87 J-J 6.000.000r..July 1 1937
O
434s
A-O 10.000c___
Serial 4s ’07 J-J 4,875.OO r ..J an 1 1938
Or
5s
M -N 36,000c_________ 1929 Is '07 J-J 1,500 O O ..J an 1 1939
434s'16 M-S 46.000c______ Serial 4s ’©7 J-J 1.000,000 r.-J a n 1 1946
534s'20 M-S 40,000___Sept 1 1950 4s ’08 J-J lS 506.000r.July 1 1938
(Optional Sept. 1 1935)
4s '69 J-J 5,739,700r. July 1 1939
000r* July 1 1940
434s’26 J-J J33,000c...Jan 1 1946 4s TO J-J 5.000.
160,000c.Jan 1 '51 & ’56 4s ’ l l J-J 2,300,OOOr* July 1 1941
GEN. BD. D T . M ay 1925. $155,000 4s ’ l l J-J 9,750,OOOr* July 1 1941
Floating debt___________
51.000 4s T2 J-J 4,225,OOOr* July 1 1942
Tot.ass ess. val.'25(80 %act.)3,425,930 4s 13 J-J 1.000. 000r_ Jan 1 1945
700.000r.jan 1 1946
Total rate (per $1,000) 1925.-S20.00 4s T3 J-J
Pop’n 1910, 2,578; 1920 ______ 3,816 4s T3 J-J 4,175,OOOr* M ay 1 1943
IN T . payable at Parnassus.
4s T3 J-J 2,200,OOOr* N ov 1 1943
4s T3 J-J 1,125,OOOr* Nov 1 1944
4s T4 J-J 1,500.000r. July 1 1944
PARSONS.
000r.Jan 1 1945
This borough is in Luzerne County. 4s T4 J-J 1.000.
660,OOOr. Jan l 1946
4s T4 J-J
Now part of Wilkes-Barre.
000r*. Jan 1 1945
4s T5 J-J 3.000.
Paving Bonds (Tax-Free).
.s T9 . . . $35.000_____ 1928-1949 4s T5 J-J 3.000. 000r*. Jan 1 1943
BOND. DEBT M ay 14 ’24 $225,000 is T5 J-J 5 .3 0 0 ,0 0 0 r * .la u 1 1947
000r-July 1 1946
Floating debt_____________
10,000 4s T5 J-J 2.000.
Sinking fund______________
66,300 is T5 J-J 2.325.OOOr* July 1 1947
000r*. July 1 ’46
Assess, val.’ 24 (abt .45 % act.) 4,407,874 4s T5 J-J 3.000.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____$13.00 tMs'T J-i 2.000 OOOr*Nov 11946
■copulation 1910, 4,338; 1920.-5,638 434s’ 15 J-J 1.000. 000 r*Mar 1 1949
4s 16 J-J 7.500.000r *Nov 1 1946
4s '16 J-J t.950,700r*Julv 1 1947
PATTON.
This borough is in Cambria Co. 4 W,sT6 J-J 3.000 000r*May 1 1948
!M,sT6 J-J 5.000. 000 r*Nov 1 1948
Inc. Sept. 30 1898.
i U/s' 16 J-J 7 000.000r*\lar 1 1949
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s T9 J-J $43,000..Jan 1 ’28-’49 4H s’ 18 J-J 2,500,000r*May 1 ’48
9 J-J 3.000.OOOr*Jan 1 1970
5s ’24 J-J J20,000--Jan 1 ’30-’39
\30,000-.Jan 1 ’40-’49 o s ''20 J-J 1,553,000r*Aug 16 1950
5s '21 J-J 5,000,OOOr*..Jan l ’ 51
R efu nd ing B onds.
434s’ U M-S $12,000c..Sept 15 1931 5s T9 J-J (116,000r*May 16 1951
(656,OOOr*May 16 1971
B uilding Bonds
5s T4 M-S $10.000c..Sept 15 1934 4 Ks’22 J-J 9,000,000r*Feb 16 1952
(Optional Feb. 16 1942.)
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26. $118,000
Water debt (included)____
96,000 41isT9 J-J8,804,000r*.0ct 26 1971
(Optional Oct 26 1941.)
Floating d e b t .___________
2,000
Sinking fund_____________
57,380 4s '2© J-J 2,362.000r*.M ay 27 ’52
(Optional May 26 1942.)
Tot.assess.val.’26(abt. 80%
actual)_________________ 1,560.000 4s ’22 J-J2.944,000r*.-July 27 ’72
(Optional at par and int.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'26 $12.00
Population 1910. 3.907: 1920, 3.628 4s ’22 J-J 12,000,000.r * ..O c t 11 ’ 52
All the above bonds are tax-exempt 4s ’23 J-J 8,000,000r*_-Feb 1 '53
(except water-works bonds) and are 4Ms’24 J-J 12.000,000r*__ Feb 1 ’74
(Optional at par and int. on or
subject to call after 10 years.
after Feb. 1 1944 upon 60 days’
notice.)
P A T T O N T O W N S H IP S. D .
This district (P. O. Turtle Creek 4 K s’23 J-J 1,000,OOOr*.. Dec 1 ’38
R . D. No. 1) is in Allegheny County. 434s’23 J-J 3,000,OOOr*.. Dec 1'73
! (Optional at par and int. on or
S ch ool Bonds.
after Dec. 1 1943 upon 60 days’
434s’27 J-J $110,000--Jan 1 ’30-’56
notice.)
(For maturity see V. 123, p. 3355.)
BONDED D E B T _______________(?) 4 s '24 J-J 3,000,OOOr*..Dec 1 1954
4s'25J-J 11,000,000r*. _Jan 11975
(Optional at par & int. on or before
PEN N .
Jan. 1 1945 upon 60 days’ notice.)
This borough is in Westmoreland
4s ’25 J-J 1,000,000r*. .Jan 1 1940
County.
4s ’25 J-J 7,000,OOOr*.Feb 16 1955
Impt. Bonds (Tax Exempt).
($3,000___ Jan 1 1932 4s ’25 J-J 10,000,OOOr*June 16 ’75
4 K s’ 17 J-J
5.000____ Jan 1 1937 (Optional June 16 1945 at par and
int. or any 1942 date thereafter upon
int.
5.000
Jan
1
60
7.000
Jan
1 days’ notice.)
1947
4 ^ s ’25 F-A 36.000c*.Aug 1 ’27-44
IN T. payable at Philadelphia
f 6,000____Sept 1 1927 I Nat. Bank. Phila.. Pa.
4 K » ’25 M-S 20,000..Sept 1 ’28-’32 4s ’25 J-J 3,750,000r*Apr 16 1940
10,000 Sept 1 ’33 & ’34 4s ’25 J-J 2,750,000r*July 1 1975
{ 4,000___ Sept 1 1935 4 s ’25 J-J 1,910,000r*july 1 1930
BOND. DEBT May 28 21 $25,000 434s'25M-S 15,000,000r*Sept 16 ’75
Ass’d val. (60% a c t .)____ 455.370 (Optional Sept. 16 1945 at par and
int. or any int. date thereafter
Tax rate (per Sl.OOh) 1921. .$39.00
Population 1910, 1,018; 1C20--1.019 I upon 60 days’ notice.)
_

Floating debt____________
10,000
Sinking fund______________
12,000
Assessed val'n, real estate.-6,500,025
Assessed val’n, personal_
_
40,000
Other assessable property. . 200,000
Tot.ass’d val. ’27 (1-3 act.) 6,500,025
Pop’n 1920, 12,762; 1927_____14,860
IN T. payable at Fayette Title &
Trust C o., Union town.

_

N O R T H U N IO N T W P . (Concl.)— ~

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138

J une, 1927.]
PHILADELPHIA (Concluded)—
4 Ms’25 J-J 5,100,000r*.Nov2 1975
(Optional Nov. 2 1945 at par and int.
or any int. date thereafter upon
60 days’ notice.)
4Ms’25 J-J 1,000,000r*Nov 2 1940
4J4s’25 J-J 23,900,000r*Dec 1 1975
(Optional Dec. 1 1945 at par and int.
or any int. date thereafter upon 60
days’ notice.)
4M s’26 J-J 2,000,OOOr* Mar 1 1976
(Optional Mar. 1 1946 at par and
mt. or any int. date thereafter
upon 60 days’ notice.)
4M s’26 J-J 2,124,OOOr* Mar 1 1941
4 Ms’26 J-J 23,000,000r* Apr 1 1976
(Optional April 1 1946 at par and
int. or any int. date thereafter
upon 60 days’ notice.)
4M s’26 J-J 2,000,000r* Apr 1 1976
(Optional April 1 1946 at par and int.
or any int. date thereafter upon 60
days’ notice.)
Registered loans overdue and
outstanding Jan. 1 1927_ $13,900
_
4s ’26 J-J 1,000,OOOr* July 1 1976
(Optional July 7 1947 at par and int.
or any int. date thereafter upon
60 days’ notice.)
4s ’26 J-J l,000,000r* July 1 1956
(Optional July 7 1947 at par and int.
or any int. date thereafter upon
60 days’ notice.)
4s ’26 J-J 1,000,OOOr* July 1 1941
4s ’26 J-J 2.000,OOOr* July 1 1931
4M s’26 A -025,000,OOOr* Oct 16 1976
(Optional at par and int. on Oct. 16
1946 or any int. period thereafter
upon 60 days’ notice.)
4M s’26 J-D 6,000,OOOr* Dec 16 1931
4s ’27 . . . 10,000,OOOr* M ay 16 ’77
(Optional M ay 16 1947 at par and
int. or any int. date thereafter
upon 60 days’ notice.)
4Ms’27 . . .
98,000_-M ay 1 ’32-’57
T A X -F R E E .— All bonds are ex­
empt from tax to holders.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FDS.,
&c.-—The subjoined statement shows
Philadelphia’s total municipal debt.
[By a decision o f the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania, filed M ay 31 1894,
it is heJd that, within the meaning of
the word “ Debt” in Section V III,
Article IX , o f the Constitution of
Pennsylvania, the real debt o f the
city is the authorized debt less the
amount of the city certificates pur­
chased and uncanceled in the sinking
fund.]
Fund, debt Jan 31 ’27-1509,234,600
Floating debt (mortgage.
ground rents, & c .) _
_
185,613
Mandamuses outstand 'g
231,550
Awards of juries and
2,666,534
board of view----------TOT. DEBT Jan 31 ’27 512,318,297

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS
Valuation figures for 1926:
Class of Prop— Real
Rate
Estate & Horses &
Per
Cattle.
$100.
Full______ 83,008,983,642 $1.75
Suburban.
142,333,620 1.16 2-3
F a rm ____
18,882,770
8714
Money at in ti,028,056,329 $0.40
POPULATION.— In 1926, 2,008,000; in 1910 was 1,549,008.
PHILADELPHIA SCH. DIST.
Under the School Code enacted by
the 1911 Legislature (see page 67) the
Board of Public Education on Oct. 8
1912 passed a resolution the full text
of which was given In V. 95, p. 993,
acknowledging its responsibility for
previous school loans negotiated by
the city. All bonds are tax-free.
4s g '13 J .1 $1,600,000rJuIy 1 I28-’42
4M s’ 14J-J 2,550,000rJuly 1 ’28-'43
4M&T5J-J 1 800. O July 1 ’28-’44
OOr
4s g '16 A-O 2.375,000r.Oct 1 ’27-45
5s g’20 F -A l,000,OOOr*.Feb l'31-’ 50
5s g’20 F-A 340.000r.Feb 1 31- 50
5s g ’20M-N 660.000r.May 1 31-'50
5s g’21 M-N 1.000.000r_Mav 1’32-51
5s ’21 M -N l,000,000.N ov 1 ’31-’50
5s g ’22 J-J 2,000,O .July 1’32-51
OOr
4s g’22 F-A 1,500,000r .A ug 1’32-51
4s g '22J-D 2,000,OOOr.Dec 1 ’32-51
4s g'23 A-O 3.000,000r.Oct l ’33-52
4 Mg’24 F-A5,000,000r*Aug 1 ’34-'53
4 J4g 24F-A5,OOO.OOOr* Feb 1 ’35-'54
5s ’ 25 A-O 3,000,000r*_0ct 1 '35-'54
4 34s’25M-N 1,111, O O *May 16’36-55
Or
4J4s’25J-D 5,000.OOOr* June 1 ’36-55
4J4s’26M-N2,250,000-M ay 1 ’37-’56
4s '26 M -N l,750,000-M ay 1 ’37-’56
4M s’27 M -S3,000,OOOr*Septl ’37-’56
4s ’27 J-D 3,000,OOOr* Dec 1 ’37-’56
Bonded Debt—
Assum. from city Jan 1 ’27$6,445,000
Issued by dist. Apr 1 '27. 46,936,000
21,800
Floating debt___________
Total Apr 1 ’27_________ 53,402,800
Sinking Funds—
Applicable to debt assumed
Jan 1 1927_____________ $4,199,040
Applicable to debt, created
by dist. Apr. 1 1 9 2 7 ... 8,556,900
Tot. sink, funds Apr 1 ’27 12,755,940
Assess, val.,real estate.3,169,536,962
Assess .v a l.,p e rso n a l..
663,070
T ot. ass’d val. 1 9 2 7 ...3 ,170,200,032
(Assessment 80% actual value.)
School tax (per $1.000) 1927.-$9.50

effective the first Monday of January
1927, the Boroughs of Carrick,
Knoxville and Westwood were an­
nexed. All bonds issued in coupon
form with privilege of exchange for
fully registered bonds.
Ob July 3 1915 the State Supreme
Court handed down a decision bear­
ing upon the computation of debt
subject to the 2% limit or "councilmanic” debt, that is, debt Incurred
by the City Council without a vote
of the electors, as distinguished from
“ electoral” debt, which Is not subject
to the 2% limit. Bee "Chronicle”
of Aug. 7 1915, page 465. The
constitutional limit for all debt Is
7% . “ English Act” cases affirmed
by State Supreme Court on M ay 22
1916. see “ Chronicle” of June 10
1916, page 2180.

INDEBTEDNESS OF GREATEB
C IT Y .
M unicipal Building Bonds.
4M «T2 J-D $48.000..D ec 1 ’ 27-’42
Market House Bonds.
4«MT2J-D $160,000 Dec 1 ’ 27-’42
Playground Bonds.
4Ms’ 12J-D $208,000—Dec 1 ’ 27-’42
4Ms’ 13 J-D 51 .0 0 0 -M a y 1 ’ 28-’43
4 VfsT3 J-D ,177000—June 1 ’28-’43
4Ms’ 19 A-O 17,000c..A pr 1 ’ 28-’44
4,Hs’ 19 F-A 254,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’49
5s ’ 21 M -N 400,800 .M ay 1 ’ 28-’ 5i
4 Ms’22 A-O 82,000 Apr 1 ’ 28-’52
4 J4s’23M-N39,OOOr*— M ay 1 ’28-’ 52
4M s’26 J-D 300,000r*.June 1 ’27-56
4M s’27M-N 450,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’57
G rade-Crossing A bolition .
4Ms’ 12 J-D $224,000. .D e c 1 ’ 27-’42
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
4 Ks’ 12 J-D $64,000. .D oc 1 ’ 27-’42
4H s’ 14 M-S 68,000.-M ar 1 ’ 28-’44
5s ’ 21 M -N 74.000_.M ay 1 ’ 28-’52
4M s’22M -S 48.000-. Sept 1 ’27-’42
4MV23M-N 210,000r*. M ay l ’28-43
Poor-Hom e Bonds.
4Ms’ 12 J-D $256,000 -D ec 1 ’27-’42
4 Ms’ 14 J-D 225,000. .June 1 ’ 28-’44
4M s’24 F-A 27,000..F eb 1 ’28-’54
4M s’26 J-D 1,500,O00Junel ’27-’56.
North Irwin Ave. Bridge Bonds.
4M's’26 . . .
45,OOOr* -..1927-1956
4M s’27 M -N 84,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’56
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’08 J-D $120,000--Dec 1 ’ 27-’38
4M s’08 M -N 45,200--M ay 1 ’28-’38
P H O E N IX V IL L E .
4M s’ 10 J-D 644.000--D ec 1 ’27-’44
This borough is In Chester County. 4 jus’ l l J-D 300.000-.Doc 1 ’ 27-’41
Incorporated Mch. 6 1849. All bonds 4M s’12 J-J
15.000---Jan 1 ’ 28-’42
:re tax-free.
4M s’ 12J-D 60.000 Dec 1 ’27-’38
R efu nding & Paving Bonds.
4H s’ 19 F-A 42.000..A ug 1 ’ 2?-’49
4s ’08 M -N $22,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’33 4Ms’ 19 F-A 94.000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’49
12.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’38 5s ’ 20 F-A 215,000c.Feb 1 *28-’50
.6
...
10,000.................. 1940
5s ’ 20 F-A 60,000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’50
W ater B onds.
4 k's’22 A-O 90,000.-Apr 1 ’ 28-’52
Sinking funds___________
78 ,0 2 2 .5 0 0 .s
. . . $126,100........................... 4M s’24 F-A 32,400--Feb 1 ’28-’54
T ot. net debt Jan 31 ’27 434,295,797
Borough Hall Bonds.
4M s’26J-D 1,065,OOOr* June 1 ’27-’56
Cash in and income of
-s
...
$ 1 .0 0 0 ............ ...........
4j£s’27M-N 459,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’57
sink, fund applicable
Highway Bonds.
P ublic Safety Bonds.
within present fiscal
4J4s’ 23 s-a $131,000..M ay 1 ’ 28-’ 53 4Ms’08 M -N $ll .OOOc.May 1 ’ 28-’38
year to paym ent of
BOND. DEBT Jan ’27____ $306,100 5s ’21 M -N 211,500--M ay 1 ’ 28-’51
Jan 3 1 ’27__________
13,831,302 Floating debt____________
15,000 4M s’23M-N45.000r*_. M ay 1 ’ 28-’53
51,004 4 Ms’ 25 J-D 148.OOOr* June 1 ’28 ’55
BORROW ING C A PA C IT Y.— The Sinking fund______________
borrowing capacity of the city on Ass’d val. (60% act.) ’26..6,862,680 4 Ms’26 J-D 400,OOOr* June 1 ’27-’56
Total tax (per $1,000) ’27____ *26.00 4M s’27M-N 198,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’57
Jan. 31 1927 was $31,600,000.
C IT Y DEBT L IM IT .— Under an Pop. TO, 10,743; ’2 6 _______ 12,500 4M s’27M-N 246,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’57
amendment proposed to Section 8 INTEREST payable In Phoenixville
4M s’25 M-S 48,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’35
of Article I X o f the State Constitu­
Street Improvement Bonds.
tion, passed by the 1925 Legislature, PHOENIXVILLE SCH. DIST.
4 s ’09 A-O $12.000--Apr 1 ’ 28-’39
but which must be again approved for 4s TO J-D $35.5 0 0 r_._ June ’3O-’40 4 s ’09 A-O
6.000--Apr 1 ’ 28-’39
a second time and then submitted to 4J4s ‘ llM -S 36,000c___ June 1941
4 X s’ lO J-D 182.000.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’40
the voters, the total city debt limit 4J4s T1M -N
800r___ June 1931
4Ms’ l l J-D 247,500.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’41
o f the City o f Philadelphia would be BOND. D EBT Apr26 ’26. $72,300 4 Ms’ l l A-O 135.000--Oct 1 ’ 27-’41
increased to 14%, with a require­ 8inking fund-------------------20,023 4M s’ 12 J-D 45.000--Jan 1 ’28-’42
ment that not exceeding 3% o f the Assissed valuation, 1925.-5,787,972 4M s’ 12J-D 24.000.-D ec 1 ’27-’32
extra indebtedness may be incurred School tax (per $1,000) 1925--$15.00 4M s’ 12J-D 16,000.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’34
without consent o f electors.
INT. in N. Y. or Phoenixville at 4Ms’ 12 J-D 112,000 -D ec 1 ’27-’42
4 k s ’ 13F -A 83,000- Feb 1 ’ 28-’43
CITY PROPERTY.— The city Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Nat. Bank
4M s’ 15 M-N 54.000 -M ay 1 ‘28-’45
owns land, buildings, equipment and PITCAIRN.
other permanent improvements vaJThis borough is In Allegheny Co. 4Ms’ 15 M -N 48.000 M ay 1 ’ 28-’30
4>£sT9 F-A 3 10,000c.Aug 1 ’27-‘49
used on Jan. 1 1327 at._$611,891,526 Bonds are all tax-free to holders.
ASSESSED VALUATION, «S — 4Ms’ 16 J-J ($13,000__ July 1 1936 4 k s ’ 19 F-A 70.000c.Aug 1 ‘27-‘40
cC
The following shows the assessed
1 12.000.-.July 1 1946 4K s’ 19 F-A 429,000c.Aug 1 ‘27-‘49
value of property, and the tax rate, 5J4s’2 0 F -A 25,000. .A ug 1 ’ 30-’ 50 4 H s’ 19 F-A 98.000c.Aug l ‘27-’49
4H s’ 19 F-A 260,000c.Aug 1 ‘27-’49
tor years indicated. Property in this
($5,000 each 5 years).
city up to and including 1903 was
H ose H ou se & F ire P r o t e c t io n . 4 k s ’ 19 A-O 204.000c—Apr 1 ’28-’49
assessed at about 80% of its actual s
5s’20 F-A l,123.000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’ 50
....
$5.000_______________
value. In 1904, however, values
5s ’ 20 F-A 283.OOOc.Feb 1 ’ 28-’50
S ch o o l B ld g . & Fire D e p t.
were Increased to nearly real value »Ms’ 12 F-A $15,000c________ _____
5s ’ 20 F-A 138.000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’50
5s ’ 20 M -N 370,000c_Nov 1 ’ 27-’ 50
resulting in a decreased tax rate.
Electric-Light Bonds.
Assessed Real Estate
4s
A-O
$800c__ Part yearly 5s ’ 20 M -N 195.000c.Nov 1 ’ 27-’50
and Personal Estate Tax rate 5s
A-O
7.500c..........Oct 1937 5 s ’ 21 M -N 2,717,000--M ay l ’28-’ 52
(673,000--Apr 1 ’28-’52
Years—
Valuation
vrr s i ,000
S treet B on d s
1927 ............. $3,170,200,032 $26.50 4.V$s
M -S $3,000e_ Part yearly 4k 's’2 2 A -0 44,200- .A pr 1 ’ 28-’ 52
_
218.000_.Apr 1 ’ 27-’ 52
1926 _______ $3,035,855,176 $27.00 5a
A-O
7.500c______O ct 1937
4 Ms’26 J-D 822,000.-June 1 ’27-’46
1925 ______ 2,769,737,026
27 00 4H s’ 12 F-A 32.000c_____________
1924 ........... 2,631,248.660
27-00
D em a n d N otes a n d C e r t ific a t e s . 4M s’26 J-D 932,OOOr* June 1 ’27-’56
4 Ms’26 J-D 120,OOOr* June 1 ’27-’56
1923 ........... 2,321,389,738
27.00 8s
J-D $36.094________________
1922 ______ 2.206.083.495
27.00 GEN . BD. D T . A pr 18 ’27- $105,800 4M s’27M-N 1,878,000r*Mar l ’28-’57
Baum Blvd. Im pt. Bonds.
1 9 2 1 _______ 2,136,922,128 29.50 Floating d eb t______________
38,600
1920
_ 1,942,731,342
28.50 Sinking fu n d ______________
25,080 4M s’26 J-D 150,OOOr* June 1 ’27-’56
1919
_ 1,825,386,212
23.50 Assessed v a l., real estate__3,500,000 4M s’27M-N 597,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’57
1918
.. 1.738,841.512
23.50 Assessed v a l., personal____ 400,000
P ublic Park Bonds.
1917
.. 1,751.025,655
17.50 T ot.a ss’d v a l.'26 (8 0 % a ct.) 3,900,000 4H s’08M-N $27,500c.M ay 1 ’ 28-’ 38
1916 ........... 1,706.453.725
15.00 B oro, tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 6 .- f l l .5 0 4Ms’ 10 J-D 84,000—Dec 1 ’27-’40
1915________ 1.671.755,166
15-00 Population 1910, 4,975; 1920— 5.738 4M s’ 19 F-A 135,200—Aug 1 ’27-’49
5s ’20 F-A 177,100c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’50
1914 ............. 1,643,269.953
15.00
1913
.. 1,556,323,614
15.00 P IT T S B U R G H . JohnH.Henderson, 5 s ’ 20 M-N185.000C— .N o v ’27- 50
4 k s ’23 M -N 38.000r*.May 1 ’ 28- 53
1 9 1 2 ..
.. 1,533.791,867
15.00 Comp.
This city, now known as “ Greater 4M s’27 M-S 18,000—Mar 1 ’28-’33
1910.............. 1.358,675,057
15.00
1905.............. 1,185.899,831
15.00 Pittsburgh,” is situated In Allegheny
Subway Impt. Bonds.
1900.............
880,935.265
18.50 County. Legislature of 1905 passed 4Hs'24 F-A$54.000r*_. Feb l'2 8-’ 54
1890............
688.713,518
18.50 an Act providing for the annexation 4M s’27M-N 60,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’57
1880.............
536.667.834
20.00 of Allegheny; on Nov. 18 1907 the
Dept, of C harities Loan.
1870...........
479,776,643
18.00 (J. S. Supreme Court held the law 4 K s’08M-N $44,OOOc.May 1 ’ 28-’38
G rant Street Im pt. Bonds.
1860.............
155.697.669
20.00 valid (V. 85, p. 1352), and annexa­
( Assessed perstmal Property
tion became effective Dec. 9 1907. 4Ms’26 J-D $120,OOOr* June 1 ’27-’56
1927 _______ $1,028,056,329
$4.00 The boroughs of Sheraden ana Mon­ 4Ms’27M-N 1,500,000r*Mar l ’28-’57
F unding Bonds.
1926 _______ $931,955,289 $4.00 tooth were also annexed in 1907.
4 Ms’ l l M-S$140,000—Mar 1 ’ 28-’41
1925 _________ 859,729,691
$4.00 Beechvlew annexed on Jan. 1 1909
1924
___ 790,341,908
4-00 At an election held Dec. 9 1919— V. 4MsT4M -N1739.000_.Nov 1 ’27-’44
1923
.... 722,841,312
4.00 109, p. 2282—the voters of the Bor­ 4s T6 A-O 737,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’46
1922 _________ 714,749,723
4.0® ough of Spring Garden voted for 4M s’ 19J-J 879,000. _Jan 1 ’28-’49
1921
........................................ 707.793.3164.00 the City o f Pittsburgh. 5s ’20 F-A 429,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’ 50
annexation to
1920
...... 692,366,618
4.00 Chartiers Twp. on Dec. 14 1920, 4Ms’22A-0 1341,000—Apr 1 ’28-’52
1919
...... 702,242,785
4.00 voted for annexation. On Dec. 5 4 Ms’22 A-O 569.000--Apr 1 ’ 28-’ 52
1918
_ 701.568,213
_
4.00 1920 the borough o f St. Clair voted 4M s’23M-N 565,OOOr*..May l ’28-53
1917
........................................ 646,594,0684.00 effective Jan. 1 1923. 4M s’24F-A( 390,OOOr*..Feb l ’ 28-’54
for annexation,
1 165,000r*-.F eb l ’ 28-’54
19 16................ 608.865.372
4.00 On Feb. 5 1924 a portion of lower
1 9 1 5 ..
. ... 580,733,300
4.00 St. Clair Township was annexed (53 4 Ms’25 M-S 365,OOOr*.Mar 1 ’ 28-’55
1914
... 569,585.610
4.00 acres), and on Nov. 23 1925 a portion 4M s’25 M-S 143.C00r*.Mar 1 ’ 28-’55
| Taxable by city under Act of of Swissvale in which Frick Park is 4 Ms’26J-D 1,530,OOOr* June l ’27-’56
Assembly approved June 17 1913.
located, was annexed (21 acres); 4M s’27M-Nl,080,000r*M ar l ’28-’57




139
Fire-Engine 5c Police Sta. Bds.
4M s’0_8M-N $55,OOOc.May 1 ’28-’38
Incinerating Plant Bonds.
4Ms’ 10J-D $40,000--D ec 1 ’27-’40
C om fort Station Bonds.
4Ms’ 19F-A $93,000--Aug 1 ’27-’49
Sewer Bonds.
IM s’ lO J-D$178,000—Dec 1 ’ 27-’40
4Ms’ U J-D 108.000-.Dec 1 ’27-’41
5s ’20 F-A 154.000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’ 50
5s ’20 F-A 130.000c.Feb 1 ’28-’50
5 s ’ 20 F-A 100,000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’ 50
5s ’20 F-A 68.000c.Feb 1 ’28-’ 50
5s ’ 20 M -N 74.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’50
5 s ’ 21 M -N 505,0 0 0 -M a y 1 ’28-’ 52
4 Ms’22 A-O 290,000.-Apr 1 ’ 28-’ 52
4M s’26 J-D 580,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’56
4M s’27M-N 1,398,OOOr*Mar l ’28-’57
P ublic W orks Bonds.
4Ms’08M-N $76.OOOc.May 1 ’28-’38
4 Ms’25 M-S 244,000r*.Mar 1 ’ 28-’55
4 Ms’25 F-A 234,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’55
4 Ms’25 F-A 63,000c.Aug 1 ’2 8 ’55
4Ms’27 M -N 45,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’57
Irwin Ave. Impt. Bonds.
4M s’26 J-D 29,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’56
4M s’27M-N 660,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’57
W ater Bonds.
4s ’09 J-J $288,000--Jan 1 ’ 28-’39
4s ’03 J-D 120,000—Dec 1 ’27-’38
4 Ms’ 10 J-D 40,000.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’40
4 Ms’ 10 J-D 361,000.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’4G
4Ms’ 10 J-D 84.000.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’40
4 Ms’ 10 J-D 392.000-.Dec 1 ’ 27-’40
4Ms’ U J-D 495.000_.Dec 1 ’27-’41
4Ms’ U J-D
5,000.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’31
4Ms’ 12J-J
95.000--Jan 1 ’ 28-’42
4Ms’12J-D 816,000-Dec 1 ’ 27-’42
4Ms’14 M-S 180,000--Sept 1 ’ 27-’44
4s T6 M-S 55,000.-M ar 1 ’28- 38
4Ms’18 J-J
82,500--Jan 1 ’28-’38
4 Ms’ 19 A-O 128,000r*.Apr 1 ’ 28-’49
4Ms’ 19F -A 782,000..A u g l ’27-49
4 Ms’22 A-O 300,000.-Apr l ’ 28- 52
4Ms’24 F-A 298,000r*_. F eb l’28-54
4 Ms’25 M-S 244.000r*.Mar 1 ’ 28-’ 55
4 Ms’ 26 A-O 140,00f)r* Apr 1 ’28-’ 56
4M s’26 F-A 56,000--Feb 1 ’28-’35
4M s’26J-D 1,450,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’56
4M s’27M-N 2,400,000r*Mar ’28-’57
W ater-Plant-Purchase B onds.
4s ’09 J-Jx $858,000. Jan 1 ’ 27- 39
x These bonds were issued to pay
for plant of Monongahela Water C o.,
purchased by the city.
Mt. W ash. R dwy. Impt. Bonds.
4M s’26 . . . $210,OOOr* ...1927-1956
4M s’27M-N 789,OOOr* Mar 1 ’ 28-’57
Hospital Bonds.
IM s’ lO J-D $100.000-Dec 1 27-36
4Ms’ 12 J-D 50,000-.Dec I 27- 42
5 s ’21 M -N 74,009--M ay 1 ’ 28-’ S2
5s ’ 21 M -N 166.000--M a y 1 ’ 28-’ 52
4 Ms’26 J-D 249,OOOr* June 1 ’28-’56
Second Ave. Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’26 . . . $30,OOOr* ...1927-1956
4M s’27M-N 468,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’57
City-Hall Bonds.
4Ms’ 10 J-D $746.000_Dec 1 ’27-’40
4s T7 M-S 50.000 -------- 1927-1951
4Ms’ !8 M-S 32.000._Mar 1 ’28-43
Filtration B onds.
4M«’08 M-N$275,000-May 1 25-38
City Home Bonds.
4Ms’ 17 J-D $42,000---------1927-1947
os ’20 F-A 77,000--Feb 1 28- 50
16th St. Bridge A pproach Bd*.
4 Ms’22 M-S $166,400.Sept 1 27-52
Total for greater city----$35,756,000
River Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’26 A-O $47,500r* Apr 1 28-46
City Home & Hospital Bonds.
4M s’26J-D 1,450,OOOr* June 1 28-56
4M s’27M-N 999,OOOr* Mar 1 28-57
Transit Subway B onds.
4M s’27 M -N $90,OOOr* Mar 1 28-57
P olice & Fire Alarm Syst. Bds.
4Ms’27M-N $60,OOOr* Mar 1 28- 57
Chartiers Ave. Im pt. Bonds.
4Ms’26 J-D $29,OOOr* June 1 28-56
4Ms’27M-N 108,OOOr* Mar 1 28-57
OEBT OF OLD CITY OF PITTS­
BURGH.
Water Loans.
4s ’06 J-J $167.OOOc&r.July 1 28-36
Loan o f 1900.
tMs’00 A -0$1,400,000— Apr 1 1980
($700,000 due triennially.)
*M?08 M-S ^$88,600c.Mar 1 ’ 28-’38
Funded Debt Loans.
4s ’04 J-D $374.OOOc&r . . 1929-1934 •
($181,000 due quinquennially.)
4 s ’ 07 M -N 116,5 0 0 ---M a y 1 1927
Funded Ju d gm en t L oan.

4s ’06 J-J $334,000------Jul/ ,& 38
($167,000 due qulnquennlally.)
F u n d in g B o n d s.

4Ms’08 M -N $l 15 ,000--- - 1928-1938
($38,000 quinquennially until 1933.
$39,000 In 19384Ms’08 M -N $l 13,000- - - - 1928-1938
$37,000 quinquennially until 1933.
$39,000 in 1938.
tMs’08 M -N $60,000------ 1928-1938
($20 000 quinquennially.
4Ms’08 M -N$23,000.........1928-1938
$6,000 quinquennially until 1933,
$11,000 in 1938.
4Ms’ U M-S $175,500-Mar 1 28- 41
Total of old city of Piltsb— $2,989,100
BONDS OF FORM ER C IT Y OF
ALLEGHENY.
North Side Fund. Bds.— 4s ’09.
$101,000 — $3 5,000 quinquennially
’27-’34. $31,009 in ’39.
C ity Park Bonds,
is ’05 J-D $2o.OOOr.June 1 28-35
E lectric-Light Bonds.
IMs’Ol A-O $20,000r..Oct 1 27-31
P ublic-Safety Bonds.
IMs’Ol A-O $15.000r-.0ct 1 ’27-’31
is ’05 J-D
8,000r_June 1 ’28-35
Street Improvement.
IM s’Ol A-O $60,OOOr..Oct 1 ’27-’31
Is ’05 J-D 134,400r-.Tune 1 ’28- 35
4a ’07 M -N400.000c-_-M ay 1 1937
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s ’95 J-D $32,OOOr.June 1 ’ 28- 35
Sewer Bonds.
JMs’01 A-O $10,00Or
Oct 1 27-31
Pension Fund Bonds.
4Ms’08 M -N I22,00 0 ..M ay 1 ’ 28- 38

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PITTSBU RGH (Concluded) —
Water Bonds.
34*s’01 A-O S75.OOOr._Oct 1 '27-'31
4s ’05 J-D 60,000.-June 1 ’28-’35
Pittsb.-A llegheny F un din g Bds.
44*s’08 M -N $232,000____1933-1938
($77,000 quinquennlally until 1933’
$78,000 in 1938.)
A llegheny F unding Bonds.
4 Jis’l l M-S $190,000.Mar 1 ’28-’41
C ity Home Bonds.
34*s’01 A-O 320.000r-.0ct 1 ’ 27-'31
4s ’ 05 J-D
8,000r.June 1 ’28-’35
Total former city o f Alleg'y.%1,528,700
SUNDRY BOROUGH IN D E B T ­
EDNESS.
Elliott Borough.
4s ’ 10 J-D $5,000____June 11930
44£s’03 J-D 12,200--June 1 '28-'31
Esplen Borough.
4s ’00 - - $7,500------Aug 1 1930
Beechview Borough.
44*s’08 M-N$14,000---- M ay 26 1938
Sheraden Borough.
4s ’98 F-A $ 3 ,0 0 0 -., Aug 1 1927
4s ’01 M -N 40,000______ Nov 1931
44*s’04 J-D (20.000___________ 1929
125.000___________ 1934
5s .07 M -N 51,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’37
($17,000 every 5 years.)
St. Clair B orough (Annexed.)
F unding (Part every 5 years).
44*s’ 15 J-J $50,000- - Jan 1 ’ 30-’44
5s ’08 J-D
2,000-Dec 15 ’27-’29
44*s’09 J-J
70,000--July 1 ’29-’39
Charters T ow nship.
J$5,000___________ 1928
5s ’08 J-D ( 5,000___________ 1933
1 5,000___________ 1938
12.000 _________ 1930
5s TO J-J
12.000 _________ 1935
, 15,000..........
1940
Spring Garden (B orou gh ).
44*s’ l l M -N $8.000..........
1931
Knoxville Boro—
Sewer B onds—
3 K s’01 F-A $4,000--F eb 1 ’27-’31
Street Bonds.
44*s’07 J-D
8,000___ Dec 1 1927
44*s’09 J-D 14,000--D ec 1 ’27-36
4 Jus’ l l J-J
12,000--July 1 ’31-’45
F unding B onds—
44*s’ 15 M-S 48,000--M ar 1 ’30-’45
4M s’25 F-A 104,000--Feb 1 ’30-’54
Bridge B onds—■
4M s’26 J-J 125,000--July 1 '31-’56
Sewer B onds—
4 X s ’2& F-A 35,000-.A ug 1 ’34-’54
W estw ood B orough—
5J*s’21 A-O $28,000--Oct 1 ’33-’51
C arrick B orough—
S treet Bonds—
4s ’05 A-O $3,000____Oct 1 1930
Sewer Bonds—
4s ’06 J-J ,$50,000--Jan 1 ’31-’36
44*s’l l M -N 47,000--N ov 1 ’31-’41
Park Bonds—
44*s’ 13 J-D 28,000--D ec 1 ’28-’43
Im provement Bonds—
4 Ms’ 16 M-S 110,000--Sept 1 ’31-’46
L iquidating Bonds—
44£s’24 J-D 200,000--D ec 1 ’44-’53
T ota l fo r all borough s -$1,179,500
IN T . on bonds o f old city of Pitts­
burgh payable at City Treas. office In
Pittsburgh and Colonial Trust C o..
Pittsburgh, and at Pittsburgh Trust
Co.: on bonds o f old city of Allegheny
interest is payable at office of City
Treasurer; on Greater Pittsburgh
miscellaneous loan o f 1910 interest ipayable at Pittsburgh Trust Co.
Interest on a portion o f the Sheraden
bonds is payable at the Sheraden Bk.
Summary o f Bonded Debt—
Jan. 1 1927.
Bonded d e b t -...................$47,274,800
Floating debt_________
3,855,790
Sinkingfund— bonds_
_
1,503,780
Net debt____________ *$52,634,370
Assessed val. of real and
personal property for
purposes of taxation.
1927
$1,060,013,550
7% constitutional limit
of indebtedness_____ 74,200,948
*Does not include
19,277,000
bonds voted by the people but not
yet issued.
P O P U L A T IO N — In 1920 588,193: in 1910 it was 533,905
PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTS.
Pittsburgh and Allegheny School
districts were consolidated under the
new school code N ov. 13 1911 and all
th toutstanding bonds o f the various
sub-schoo districts are assumed by
the newly created school district of
Pittsburgh. The bonded debt of
these former sub. districts on Dec. 31
1926 was as follows:
Beechview _c_____________
$7,000
Beltzhoover.c___________
98,000
Brushton.c_____________
203,000
C olfax.c________________
122,000
Crescent.c______________
20,000
Esplen.c________________
2,500
H iland.c....... ..............
455,000
Hom ewood.c____________
60,000
Lincoln.c_______________
55,000
Liberty-C________________
20,000
Montooth _c_____________
500
Moorhead, c _____________
290,000
M t. A lbion.c____________
99,000
Minersville.c____________
146,500
Oakland.c_______________
12,000
Peebles.c________________
81,000
Sheraden.c______________
129,000
Sterrett.c_______________
58,000
West L iberty.c__________
137,000
W ashington.c___________
40,000
West L ake.c____________
6,500
Board o f Control N . S .C -35,000
1st Ward N .S .c _________
26,000
2d Ward N . S_c_________
130,000
3d Ward N. S .c _________
175,000
5th Ward N. S .c _______
197,000
6th Ward N. S .c _______
20,000
7th Ward N . S .r _______
88,000
9th Ward N. S .c _______
10,000
10th Ward N. S .c _______
162,000
11th Ward N . S . c . . .........
148,000




PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS
12th Ward N. S .r _______ $100,000
15th Ward N. S .r _______
6,000
Borough of Spring Garden c
3,800
Chartiers Township.c____
82,000
Borough of St. C lair.c___
40,000
T o t a l ________________ $3,264,800
New bond issue 1912------ {cLoIIioOO
New bond issue 1915— , / r l 469,000
[ C ool ,U U
U
New bond issue 1922c____ 4,334,000
New bond issue 1923c]____ 2.700,000
New bond issue 1925c____ 4,834,000
Grand total Dec 31 ’26819.132,800
4 ^ g ’12 J-J /S1.000.000J ly 1 ’27&32
1 l.OOO.OOOJ’ly 1 ’37&42
4 4 isg ’16J-J 2.000,000 Jan 1 ’25-’46
4.30sg’22F-A 4,334,000 Febl ’28-'52
(For amount due each year, see
114, p. 652.)
4.10s’25J-J 4,500,000c*-Jan 1 ’ 29-’55
(For maturity see Y. 120, p. 614.)
4.10s’25J-J 167,000c*.- Jan 1 1928
4 K s’27J-J 3,000,000c._Jan 1 ’28-’57
BOND. DT. Dec 31 ’26.$19,132,800
1,664,052
Sinkingfund___________
Value of school prop. 1926 37,801,484
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$11.50
IN T . on bonds at Pittsburgh Tr .Co.
P IT T S T O N .

This city is in Luzerne County.
Inc. 1895.
5s '15 A-O $12,300____Nov I 1930
54*s’ 16 A-O 19,250--O ct 1 ’ 27-’33
Improvement Bonds
4M s’01 M-S $15,500___ Dec 1 1936
44*s'09M-S 43.000c.SeDt 1 ’27-'38
5s'19
M-S (51,000-Sept 1 ’27-’43
\ 5,000____Sept 1 1935
4 J^s’23 A-O 1200,000 _____ 1928-1947
1 75,000 _____ 1948-1952
R efunding Loan
44*s’01 M-S $45,5 00c.__Dec 1 1936
44*s’27 J-J3,000,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’57
BOND. D T . Apr 1 2 ’2 7 .. $422,300
Floating debt____________ 135‘ 750
Sinkingfund_____________
17,850
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (40 % act.110,335,990
City tax (per $1,000) 1927____ $20.75
Popul’n 1910, 16,267; 1920, 18,497
INT. at City Treasurer’s office.
P IT T S T O N SCHO OL D IS T R IC T ,

4s ’05 . . . $13,000-Red. in 30 yrs.
os '07 ---13.000.Red.5 to 23yrs.
44*s’09 ---- 94.000.Red.l0to30yrs
4 K s’ 14 —.
70.000--Red 10-30-yrs
NET B D . DT. M ay 1923- - $456,167
Total assessed val’n 1922-.9,915.475
(Assessment 4-5 actual.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1918-- $9.00
I MT at Peoote s Union Sav. Bank.
PLUM T O W N S H IP S C H . D IS T .

This district is in Allegheny Co.
($25,000-June 1 ’27, ’32,
4Ms’ 22 —- (
’3 7 , ’42 & ’47
I 10,000___ June 1 1952
(10,000___ Feb 1 1934
4 4* s’24 - - - ) 30.000 - - Feb 1 ’39 &’44
130,000.-Feb 1 ’49 &’54
BOND. DEBT M ay 16 ’24. $160,000
Assessed valuation 1924___6,034,550
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____$9.50
Population 1920______________3,855
PLYM OUTH.

This borough is in Luzerne County.
5X s
J-J $ 1 0 .0 0 0 --.___________
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $83,500
83,500
Sinking fund_____________
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
62,152
Assess, val. ’26 (abt. 40%
a c t .).------- -------------------- 7,041,595
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '26-S17.00
Popul’n 1926. 20.000; 1927.19,000
PLYMOUTH SCHOOL DIST.
Date of Issue.
Amt. Outstanding.
May 1 1906______________ $15,000c
July 1 1912_______________z29.500c
Sept. 1 1919-------------------- z6,000c
M ay 1 1923-------------------- zl30.000c
4 K s’27 A-0$200,000_.Apr 1 ’33-’52
(Optional after Apr. 1 1937.)
BOND. D T . A p r 20 ’2 5 - .. $380,500
Sinking fund_____________
16,500
Tot. ass’d val.’ 26 (abt.act.)7,024,635
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$24.00
Population in 1926___________19,000
x Tax-free; others taxable.
POTTSTOWN.
This borough is in Montgomery Co
Inc. Feb. 6 1815. Bonds are taxfree to holders.
Sewer Bonds.
4s T3 J-J $77,000r____ 1927-1943
(Part every 5 years.)
Borough Hall B onds.
4M s’24 M-S $80,000-_Every 5 years
Street Impt & Sewer Bonds.
34*s’99 A-O $22,000r__................. ..
(Part each 5 years: last In 1929.)
Sewer & Sewage Disposal Bds.
4H s’23 M-N$200,000cMay 1 ’33-’53
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 2428.)
Street Bonds.
4s ’09 M-S $15,000r..... ................
(Due Sept. 1 1929. ’34 & ’39.)
BOND. DEBT May 2 4 ’ 27 $397,000
Sinking fund____________
68,600
Ass’d val.'26 (60% act.)-.12.258.260
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926 -$34.00
Popul’n 1910, 15,599; 1920, 17,431
IN T . by check mailed seml-ann'lv.
POTTSTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
School Bonds.
4s T3 J-J ($12,000r.-June2 1933
1 15.000r._ June 2 1943
34*s’99 J-D
12,000r_-June 1 1929
5.000r--June 1 1929
34*s’04 J-D
lO.OOOr .Ju nel 1934
44*s’22 J-D$450,000c. Dec 1 ’ 27-’51
($75,000 every 5 years.)
BOND. DEBT May 2 6 ’27 $504,000
Sinking fund____________
79,061
Total assessed val’n 1927
(about 60% actual)___ 11,036,410
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--S21.00
Population in 1920__________ 17,431

POTTSVILLE.
This city is in Schuylkill County.
Incorp. Feb. 19 1828. Consolidated
with Borough of Yorkville on April 3
1907. Government changed Dec. 1
1913 to that of 3d class city (V . 98.
p . 1258). Holders of the bonds given
below are not liable for the State tax.
Street Im provement Bonds.
54*s’ 21 J-J $50,500c_ Jan 1 1951
_
(Optional Jan 1 1931.)
4?4 s’22 A-O 30,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1952
_
44*s’24 s-a 232,500c_ M ay 1 1954
(Optional M ay 1 1934.)
Street Paving Loan
4s '08 J-J
$5,500c_ Jan 1 1938
_
(Subject to call after 1918.)
4s TO M-S $32,500c_ Sept 1 1940
_
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1920.)
Market St. Term inus Bonds.
5s ’ 21 J-J $18,000c_ July 1 1941
_
R efu nding Bonds.
34£s’99 J-J
$6.000c_ July l 1929
_
(Subject to call after 1909 )
4H s’24 F-A 26,0 0 0 c-..F eb 1 1934
Funding Bonds.
44*s’22 J-J $22,9 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1942
Paving & Street Impt. Bonos.
4 JIs’22 A -0$253,500c...A pr 1 1952
(Optional April 1 1932.)
414s’26 J-J 80,000____ Jan 1 1956
(Redeemable at par after Jan. 1 ’36.)
R efdg. & C om fort S tation Bds.
($7,000-.July 1 ’31-’41
44*s’26 J-J . 8,000-.July 1 ’36-’46
(20,000___ July 1 1951
BOND. D EBT Jan 4 '27. $737,400
Sinking fund____________
88,569
Assess. val.’27i30% a ct.).16,208,041
City tax (per $1,000) 1927___$14.50
Pop. 1910. 20,236; 1920_______21,876
IN T. at City Treasurer’s office

[V ol. 124.
44*s’22 . . .

150,000_______________
(150,000 _____ 1930-1935
J-J (150,000 _____ 1940-1945
1150,000-------- 1950-1955
4M s’26 A-O 150,000--Apr 1 ’32-’55
BOND. D E B T Apr 18 '27- $784,000
104,284
Sinking fund________
Assess.val.(50% act.) 1926.15,045,115
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$17.00
Population in 1920________
8.181
IN T. on 4J£s at Hamilton Trust
C o.; on 3s, 4s, 44*s of 1922 and 5s of
1921 and 4s of 1925 at Bank of
North America & Trust C o., Phila.

4s ’25

RANKIN.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
Incorporated 1892.
S treet Im provem ent Bonds.
44£s’24 J-D$170,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’54
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 860.)
Im provement B onds.
4H s’08 M -N $40,500c_________ 1934
4 s ’05 J-J
16,000c__________1934
5s ’97 J-J
7,500c__________1926
44*s'16 J-J
53,000___________1940
BOND. D EBT Apr. 15 ’27. $285,000
Assess, val., real estate_3,312,800
Assess, val., personal_____ 592,<50
Tot.assess.val.’27(80% act)9,448,350
Borough tax(per $1,000) 1927$12.00
Population 1910, 6,042; 1920. 7,301
IN T. at Braddock Nat. Bank.

RANKIN SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
44*s’ 15 J-D $110.000______________
f 5,000--D ec 1 ’27-’31
5.60s’21 J-D 36,000--D ec 1 ’32-’43
6,000____Dec 1 1944
[49,000--D ec 1 '45-’51
BOND. D EBT June 14 ’26. $214,000
Total assessed val 1926__ 9,379.860
POTTSVILLE~SCHOOL DIST.
School tax rate (per $1,000)’26 $17.00
B uilding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4s 15 J-J $42,500____July 1 1945 Population in 1926_________ 10,107
(Subject to call after July 1 1920)
44*s’23 . - 55,000___ July 1 1953 READING.
This city Is the county seat of
(Subject to call after July 1 1933.)
44*s’ 26 J-J
80,000____Jan 1 1956 Berks Co. Inc. March 16 1847. All
bonds are tax-free.
(Red. at par after Jan. 1 1936.)
44*s’26 J-J
85,000c —-July 1 1956
Im provement Bonds
5s ’21 M -N 625.000-.M ay 1 ’28-’51
(Optional July 1 1936.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 6 ’27 $262,500 5s ’21 M -N 95,000--M ay 1 ’28-’30
Assess, val. (X act.) 1927.16,000,000 4J*s’25 M -N /45,000c_N ov 1 ’27-’35
160,000c. Nov 1 ’36-45
School tax (per $1,000) 1927—89.00
Population in 1927 (est.)_____25.000 4 K s’26 A-O (420,000.-Oct 15 ’27-36
INT. at Schuylkill Tr. Co., Pottsv.
1430,000--Oct 15 ’37-46
R edem ption Bonds
4s '12 J-J $270,000c____July 1 '27
PROSPECT PA R K .
’32 & ’37
This borough is In Delaware Co.
Incorp. May 9 1894. Tax on bonds 4s Development Bonds . July 1 1931
’ 16 J-J $50.000c .
below Is paid by the borough.
44*sTOJ-D $10,000r------- 1927-1940 4s ’ 17 J-J / 96,000c.July 2 ’28-’39
\ 7 ,0 00c...J u ly 2 1940
4 )*sT0 J-J
12,OOOr...July 1 1940
Street-Im pt. Bonds
4s T6 M 8 a56,0 0 0 ..-Sept 15 1946 4 4*s'19 J-J $100.000r*_ .July 1 1929
BOND. DEBT June 1 1921 $82,000 4 J^s’24 J-J 320,000r*.. J'yl 15 ’26-34
Floating debt_____________
5,000
Water Dept. Bonds
General sinking fund______
13,850
Sept. 1
Assessed valuation, real_ 1.357.940 4s '08 M-S $82,000c -July 1 1928
_
4s ’09
50,000c..
1929
Other property___________
97,790 5s ’20 J-J 222,000c____1927-1933
J-J
Total val. ’ 20 (60% act.)__1.455.730
Total tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 0 -.. 33.00 4s Filter Bonds.
’ 14 A-O $26.000c__0ct 1 ’ 27-’39
Population 1910. 1.665; 1920, 2,536
Bonds
aSubject to call 15 yrs. after date. 4s SewerF-A$ 180,000c.Feb. 1 ’28-'38
T3
INT.at Boro. Treas.office In Moore.
(Due $68,000 every 5 years)
Bingaman St. Bridge Bonds.
PUNXSUTAWNEY.
444s'19 A-O $152,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’49
This borough Is in Jeflerson Co.
R efunding Bonds
Borough Bonds.
4s ’03 A-O
u 1 1928
$20,000______ ---.19 31 4s ’09 A-O $12.0 0 0 c...Aprg1 ’29-'34
80,000c.-A
54£s’21
15,000...................1936
($40,000 every five years.)
J-D
10.000 ............ -..1941 C IT Y BD . D T . Jan 1 ’27-$3,021,000
15.000
______ 1946
932,000
. 14,000___________1951 Water debt (incl.)_______
City sink, funds_________
252,360
Paving Bonds
79,961
4s ’97 - - $8,000c........... — .1937 Water sinking funds____
Assessed value ’27 (about
(Optional after 1905.)
60% actual)__________ 161,260,000
4a ’97 . . ..
-$5,000c__________1927 City tax (per $1,000) 1927------ $13,29
(Optional after 1905.
4s '98 _
_
$2,000c___ Part yearly Popul’n 1927.115,000; 1920,107.784
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
4s '99 _
_
3.000c___ Part yearly
4s ’08 J-D
40,000c_June 4 1938
(Subject to call after June 4 1928.)
Funding Bonds.
READING SCHOOL DISTRICT.
-s '13
. . . $22,000___________ 1943
This district, comprising the city
(Optional after 1918.)
of the same name, is In Berks County.
R efu nding Bonds
Bonds are all exempt from State tax,
4s ’03 — $13,000....................1933 which is paid by the district. Coupon
(Optional after 1918.)
bonds with privilege of registration
4 Jis’ 18 - - - $72,000-------1948 as to principal and interest.
(Optional after 1923)
34$s’99 F-A $9,500 ................zl929
Sewer Bonds
3V*8'00 A-O 33,400 -.A p r 1 *1930
4s ’98 ___
$500____Part yearly 34*s 04 A-O 176,700 ..A p r 1 zl934
B O N D . D EBT April 1923- $93,500 34*801 J-D 71,500 ...J u n e *1931
Floating debt_____________
48,515 34*s’06 M -N 51,500 ..M a y 1 *1936
Sinking fund______________
11,500 34*s’09 J-J
28,000 __________ 1939
Assess .val .’20(60% a ct.). .2,645,688
(Subject to call after 1910)
Boro, tax rate (per M .), 1919-$18.50 34*s’ l l M-S $54,500___________ 1941
Population 1910, 9.058; 1920, 10.311
(Subject to call after 1912)
INT. at Treasurer’s office.
34*s’ 14 J-D 95,000-.$5,000 yearly
34*s F-A
50 .000.
. ..........1932
PUNXSUTAWNEY SCH. DIST,
40.000.
-July 1 ’28-’31
S chool-B ldg Bonds (Tax-exempt) 5s '21 J-J
75,000--July 1 '32-'36
44*s’07 A-O $25,000___ Apr 1 1937
125.000. -July 1 ’37-’41
4s ’ 16 A-O 12,000___ Oct 1 1936
200.000. -July 1 ’42-’45
4 s ’23 J-D 17,000$1,000 J u l y on
48.000. ..J a n 1 '28-’30
June 1 44*s’23 J-J
80.000. ..J a n 1 ’31-’34
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -. $54,000
125.000. ..J a n 1 ’35-’39
3,000
Sinking funds____________
5,0 00-.--J an 1 1940
Assess, val. ’26 (% act.)-.6,950,000
25,000___ Jan 1 1940
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--S15.00
60.000.
-Jan 1 ’41-42
Population in 1923__________ 10,350 44is’23 J-D {105,000.-Jan 1 ’43-'45
INT. at Punxsutawney Nat. Bank
120.000-.Jan
’46-’48
90,000.-Jan
’49-’50
RADNOR TOWNSHIP.
150,000-.Jan
'51-’53
This township (P. O. Wayne) Is In
120,000.-Apr
’27-'30
Delaware County.
240,000.-Apr
’31-’36
Highway Bonds.
4 X s ’24 A-O {270,000.-Apr
’37-’42
4s
J-D $50,000-Dec 15 ’27-'36
360,000.-Apr
’43-’48
TOTAL DEBT Apr 9 '2 5 . $155,000
210,000.-Apr
’49-’51
Total assess, val. 1925____14,436.900
240,000.-Apr 1 ’ 52-’54
Twp. tax rate (per $1,000)’ 25$10.00
70,000-Jan 15 ’ 28-’34
Population 1910. 7,094; 1920, 8.181
105,000-Jan 15 ’35-’41
44£s'25 J-J 200,000.Jan 15 ’42-’51
RADNOR TWP. SCHOOL DIST.
75,000.Jan 15 ’52-’ 54
Bonds are non-taxable to holder.
3 0 ,0 0 0 ..-Jan 15 1955
3s ’00 J-J $10.000_____July 1930 4s ’25 J-J 1,470,000--July 15’27-’55
is ’09 A-O 24.000c..A pr 1 ’34-’39 (For maturity see V. 121, p. 111.)
($12,000 every 5 years)
$21,000--M a y 1 ’28-’34
44*s’ 14 M -N 55.000c_May 1 ’ 27-’44
24,000--M ay 1 ’35-’40
($12,000 every 5 years.)
30,000--M ay 1 ’41-’45
44£s’26
44*s’ 19 J-D 50,000r*June 1 '29-’49
M -N 28,000--M ay 1 ’46-'49
($10,000 each 5 years.)
27,000--M ay 1 ’50-’52
5 s ’21 J-D 30,000.-D ec 1 ’26-’46
20,000--M ay 1 ’ 53-’54
(Due $5,000 every 5 years.)
22,000--M ay 1 ’55-56

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R E A D IN G S. D . ( C o n c lu d e d )—

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS
ROCHESTER.

120.000- -M ay 1 ’28-’33 This borough is in Beaver County.
150.000- -M ay 1 ’34-’39Bonds are tax-free to holder.
150.000- -M ay 1 ’40-’44
$7,000c
Oct 1 1929
4s ’27
20,000c.Oct 1 ’36 &’39
140.000- -M ay 1 ’45-’48
120.000- -M ay 1 ’49-’51
20,000c_0ct 1 ’43 &’46
100.000- -M ay 1 ’52-53
20,000c.Oct 1 ’49 &’51
220.000-M ay 1 ’ 54-’57
BOND .DEBT Apr 12 ’27 $5,257,523
Ass’d val. ’26(80% act.)-164,058,690
School tax (per SI,000) 1927—$12.06
For assessed valuation, popula­
tion, &c., see City of Heading.
10,000c
Oct 1 1953
x Optional 25 yrs. beiure maturity.
2,000c.M ay 1 ’37-’38
4,000c.M ay 1 ’40-’41
INT. at District Treasurer’ s office.
6,000c.M ay 1’42&’44
R E D L IO N S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
8,OOOc.May 1’45&’47
This district is in York County.
R efu nding Bonds.
4H s’15 M-N $4,200c____1927-1929
High S chool Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1925.)
4M s’27 - - - $110,000--------------------BONDED D E B T _______________ (?)
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
4 ^ s ’12 A-O $30,000c.0ct 1 ’27-'41
R E D S T O N E T O W N S H IP S C H O O L
City Hall B uilding Bonds.
D IS T R IC T .
4Hs'12 A-O $ 15,000c.-Oct 1 ’27-’41
This district (P. O. Republic) is in
General & Improvement Bonds.
Fayette County.
ttSs’08 M-S $30,000—Sept 1 ’27-’35
5s
. . . f$100,000-Apr 1 ’29-34
General Bonds.
1 100,000_ Apr 1 1942 4H s’ 12 A-O $25,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’41
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 17 ’27 $200,000 4Hs'10 J-D 20.000c-June 1 ’32-'39
27,480
Sinking fund____________
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Total assessed value 1926--9,313,420 4j^s’20 J-J $15,000c.-Jan 15 1950
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’26 $23-00 BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’26- $281,443
Population in 1927 (est.)_____13.000 Sinking fund______________ 104,790
ROCHESTER (60% act.).4,525,403
Assess, val. '26 SCHOOL DIST.
RENOVO.
All bonds tax-free.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927.-.$16.00
This borough is in Clinton County 3J4s’01 J’ne1927, 7,209; 1920--6.957
$6,OOOc-June 1 ’28-’30
Population
Inc. 1866. Pop’n 1910. 4.621; 1920 4a INT. at First Nat. Bk., Rochester.
'05 Nov 14,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’35
5,877. All bonds tax-free.
43^s’08 J'ne 15.000c.June 1 ’31-’38
f$45,000c.M ay 1 ’ 28-'38 4 ^ s ’14 J-D 85.OOOc.June 1 '28-'44
4 ) i s ’23 J-J \(Due $15,000 ev.5 yrs.) 4H s’15 J-D 42,000c -'--.1927-1946
( 20,000c_ M ay 1 1943
_
3,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’30
W ater & Street Bonds.
22,000c. Jan 1 ’31-’41
4Mis’08 s-a $21,000c_________ 1939 4Ms’25 J-J
_
3,000c_ Jan 1 1942
Paving Bonds.
2,000c_ Jan 1 1943
_
4 K s’25 J-J $30,000--July 1 ’35, ’45
9,000c_Jan 1 ’44-’46
& ’55. 4M s’26 J-D '40,000.-Tune 1 ’ 29-’48
BOND. DEBT M ay 1925- $65,000 BOND. D E B T Apr 12 ’26- $219,000
Ass’d val’n 1925 (60% act.)2,060.362 Floating debt (add’l ) ______
42,000
T a x rate (per $1,000) 1927.--$17.00 Sinking fund______________
22,852
INT. at Borough Treasurer’s office Assessed valuation 1926___4,413,582
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—S24 00
REN OVO SCH O OL D IS T R IC T ,
Lnt. at Rochester Trust Co.
BOND. DEBT Apr. 12 126 $114,000
45,000 r o c h e s t e r ~t o w n s h i p .
Sinking fund_____________
Total assessed valuation
This township (P. O. Rochester) is
1926 (60% actual)_____l ‘ J96,669 in Beaver County. All bonds taxSch. tax rate (per $1,000)’26 .$23.00 free.
Population in 1920____________5.883
Road Bonds.
($10,000___ Sept 1 1931
R E Y N O L D S V IL L E .
10.000 __Sept 1 1938
This town is in Jefferson County.
5 ^ s ’21M -S 10,000___ Sept 11943
W ater Bonds.
10.000 __Sept 1 1947
[$3,000c*.-Sept 1 1927
10.000 _Sept 1 1950
5,000c*..Sept 1 1928
I 8,000Sept 1 1951
12,000c*Sept 1 ’29-’32 BOND. DEBT M ay 13 ’27 $58,000
5,000c*..Sept 1 1933 Assessed valuation 1926___1,134,878
5s '18 M-S 12,000c*Sept 1 ’34-’37 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $34.00
5,000c*..Sept 1 1938 Population 1927,[2,871; 1920- — 1,688
12,000c*Sept 1 ’39-’42
IN T . at the Commonwealth Trust
5,000c*..Sept 1 1943 Co., Pittsburgh.
12,000c*Sept 1 ’44-’47
5,000c*..Sept 1 1948 ROSS TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
This district is in Allegheny Co.
Street and Paving Bonds.
4s
J-J $7,500c_ Jan 1 1930 4 ^ s ’22 J-J j$14,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’35
_
BON D. DEBT Apr 12 ’26 $80,500
l 54,000c.July 1 ’36-’ 53
Water debt (incl.)________
73,000 5H s’24 J-J 100,000c.July 1 ’29-’53
Floating debt (add’l)_____
30,000 43^e’25 J-J 25,000--July 1 ’29-’53
T ot. ass’d val.’26 (4-5 act.) .2,698,749 4 ^ s ’27 J-J
55,000c______________
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-..$12.00 (Due $11,000 on July 1 ’37. ’42, ’47,
Population 1910, 3,189; ‘2C 4,116
’52 & ’57.)
IN T.. on 5s payable at First Nat. BOND. D EBT M ay 6 ’27- $285,000
Bank, Reynoldsville, or Borough Sinking fund______________
40,000
Treasurer’s office: on 4s at Borough Assessed valuation 1927___8,281,600
Treasurer’s office.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927—$13.25
Population 1920______________4,949

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R ID Q W A Y .

This borough is in Elk County.
Bonds are all taxed and are all
optional 5 years from date. Pop’n
1910. 5.408; 1920_______ _____ 6,037
4s '02 M -N $8,000c_________ 1932
4s ’05 M -N 9,000c_________ 1935
5s '07 A-O 41,000c..............1 9 3 7
6s ’09 A-O
5,500c_________ 1939
Paving Bonds.
5s ’ 13 A-O $8,000___ July 1 1943
BON D. DEBT June 1927. $72,500
Assessed valuation 1924— 2,708,380
City tax (per $1,000) 1924----- $12.00
INTEREST payable In Rldgway.
R ID L E Y P A R K .

This borough is in Delaware Co.
Inc. Dec. 12 1887. Bonds are tax-free
to holder. Pop’n ’ 10. 1,761; ’20. 2.313
3Hs
J-J $33,000............1929
4s
J-J 25,000_______ 1934
4^s
...
27,500............. 1944
Street Impt. Bonds.
43^sT9 M-S $40,000c__ Sept 1 1949
(Optional Sept 1 1929.)
Sewer B onds.
4s ’06 A-O $22,000c_ Oct 1 1939
_
Improvement Bonds.
4H s’ 17 J-J $30,000___ July 1 1947
(Subject to call July 1 1927.)
4s ’26 M-S 50,000c___Sept 1 1956
(Optional Sept. 1 1946.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 14 T 9 . $197,000
Sinking fund __ ________
57,000
Assess, val. '18 (2-3 act.)-_l,133.935
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915-.$21.50
IN T. on street bonds at Ridley
Park First Nat. Bank; on other 43^s
at Cambridge Trust C o., Chester;
on others at First National Bank,
Chester.

ST. MARYS SCHOOL DISTRICT
This district (P. O. St. M ary’s)
is in Elk County. Bonds are all
tax-free.
$15i000c*__Oct 1 1928
4J4s’24 A-O 32,000c* Oct 1 ’32 & ’36
32,000c* Oct 1 ’40 & ’44
32,000c* Oct 1 ’49 & ’53
BON D. D EBT Apr 14 ’27- $131,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
30,000
Sinking fund______________
22,825
Tot. ass’ d val.’26 (1-3 act.) 2,086,065
Sch. tax rate (per$l,000) ’26—$25.00
Population 1925 (est.)________ 7,000
IN T . payable in St. M ary’s.
S T . C L A IR (See Pittsburgh).
SALEM T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. New Alex­
andria) Is in Westmoreland County.
S chool Bldg. Bonds
4 K s’17 J-D $3,000___ June J 1928
Road Bonds
5s ’25 J-J ($8,500-..J u ly 15 1927
\ 9,000----July 15 1928
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 8 ’26 $31,000
Assessed valuation 1926_ 3.115,675
_
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’ 26-$l8.00
Pop’n 1910, 4.675; 1920_______5,633
IN T . payable at New Alexandria
National Bank._____
S A N D Y T O W N S H IP S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. Du Boisj is in
Clearfield County.
B uilding Bonds.
4 3 s ’19 J-J $22,500____July 1 1949
A
(Optional July 1 1924).
5s 19
$16,000 ......... ........1949
5s
...
1,000__________ 1927
BOND. DEBT April 1 ’2. - $39,500
10,000
R ID L E Y P A R K S C H O O L D IS T . Floating debt (add’l ) ______
BOND. D E B T Apr 12 ’27- $55,000 Ass’d val. 1926 (1-3 a c t .) - - !,112,000
Sinking fund___________
1.000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$45.00
Tot .assess ,val.’ 27(act.val.)3,180.000 Population in 1919 (est.)_____6,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27$23.00 S A Y R E .
This borough Is In Bradford
R O B IN S O N T W P . S C H . D IS T .
County.
This district (P. O. McKees Rocks
Tow n Hall Bonds.
R . F. D. No. 1) is in Allegheny Co.
4 K s’08 - .
$ 6 ,0 0 0 --................... ..
4H s’ 13 J-J $20,000-- July 1 ’28-’43
Paving Bonds.
(Due $5,000 every 5 years.)
4 ^ s ’12 - - - $5,000_______________
11,000_______________
4K s ’ 23
f$100,000c-May 1 ’28-’48 5 s ’ 17 - . M -N [ ($20,000 every 5 years) 5s ’ 18 - - 20,000_______________
( 25,000c---M ay 1 1952 5s ’25
_
93 000BON D. DEBT Apr 30 ’27- $145,000 B O N D . D EBT Apr 18 r27~-’ $135",666
Sinking fund_____________
27,124 Floating debt (additional).
31,634
Ass’d val. '27 (80% act.)..2,912,450 Sinking fund______________ 10,000
■pax rate (per $1,000) 1927___ $18.00 Tot.ass’d val.26(80% act.) .2,488,060




141

Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.?69.00 | ^ s ’23 J-J
4
35,500cJan 1 ’2 8-’37
l 510,000cJan 1 ’38-’52
Population 1910, 6.426; 1920.-8,078
s’26 A-O 375,000c—Apr 1 ’31-’55
S C H U Y L K IL L C O U N T Y .
4M s’26 F-A 1,000,OOOc.Aug 1 ’32-’56
County seat is Pottsville. All 4M s’27 J-J 2,000,000--Jan 1 ’32-’ 56
bonds are exempt from taxation. BOND. D EBT Mar I t ’26 $2,040,000
Sinking fund____________
351,902
State tax being paid by county.
Assess, val. ’26 (actual) —144,101,930
Highway Bonds.
5>^s’ 20 J-J $700,000c*._July 1 1950 School tax (per $1,000) 1926--S18.00
Value school prop. 1924..$5,696,986
(Optional July 1 1930.)
Highway & Bridge Bonds.
4M s’25 F-AS400,000c*__Aug 1 1955 S E W IC K L E Y .
(Optional Aug. 1 1935.)
This borough is In Allegheny Co
Hospital Bldg. & C ourt-H ouse Ref. tnc. Aug 30 1853. Pop. TO, 4.479;
4s T2 A-O $105,000c*-.0ct 1 1942 1920. 4,955.
(Subject to call April 1 1922.)
Ref. W ater Bds. (part every 5 yrs.)
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’03 A-O /$14,000_ Apr 1 1928
_
5H s’20 M-S $271,000c*_Sept 1 1950
1 15,000— .A pr 1 1933
(Optional Sept 1 1930.)
M unicipal Hall Bonds,
B D . D E B T M ay 1 ’ 2 7 -- $1,476,000 is ’07 A-O I $9,OOOc_Oct 1 ’27-'35
Sinking fund___________
119,345
\ 2,000c— -Oct 1 1936
Assess, value 1926 (abt.
R efu nding Bonds.
2-5 actual)___________ 140,000,000 *s ’05 A-O SI8,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’35
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26-$10.00 TOT. BD. D T. May 25 ’23-567,500
Pop’n 1910, 207.894; 1920. 217,754 Water debt (incl.)__________ 29.006
INT. at County Treasurer's office. Floating debt (add’l)________ 14,000
Assess, val. (90% act.)’23 $7,675,666
S C H U Y L K IL L H A V E N S C H . D. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923------ $9.50
IN T . at First N at. B k., Sewickley.
This district (P. O. Schuykill
Haven) is in Schuylkill County.
School Bonds (tax-free).
4s T6 A-O $60,000c_ Apr 1 1946 S E W IC K L E Y S C H O O L D IS T .
_
-s T3
S20,000c-May 1 ’ 28-’35
(subject to call after 1921)
1
TOTAL D E B T Apr 2 0 ’27- $48,800 4.10s’25A-O/ 95,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’35
1240,000c-Apr
’36-’55
Sinking fund__________ . . .
2,766
Ass'd vai’n 1926 (1-3 act.) 2,500,000 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $352,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$24.00 Total assess, val. 1927
(4-5 act)_______________8,200,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-$15.00
SCOTTDALE.
This borough Is in Westmoreland Population 1925 (est.)_______ 5,000
Co. Inc. In 1874. Bonds are tax-free
to holder. Pop. TO, 5,456 '20, 5,768 S H A L E R T O W N S H IP .
Improvement Bonds.
This township (P. O. Glenshaw) Is
4s '99 J-J
$6,000c.July 1 ’28-’29 In Allegheny County. Incorp. 1900.
os ’08 M -N I5,200c.M ay 1 '28-’38
S chool Bonds.
5s '08 F-A
8,000c.Feb 15 ’29-’38 4tfsT6 A-OJ$15,000—Oct 1 ’27-’41
4Ms’22 M -N 62,000.-M ay 1 ’37-’49
\ 8,000. .Oct- 1 "42-'45
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 3 -- $120,500 BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1 ’21. $38,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
9,000 Assess, val. ’21 (abt. 3^act.)4,598,500
Sinking fund_____________
4,606 Total tax rate (per$l,006) ’20_$16.25
Assess, val. ’22 (3-5 act.)- - 3,790.060 Population 1910, 5,154; 1920, 6,306
Total tax (per $1,000) 1922_ $39.75
_
IN T. at Bk. of Millvale, Millvale.
INT. at Borough Treasurer’s office
S H A M O K IN .

This borough is In Northumber­
land County. Incorp. Nov. 9 1864.
Street Paving Bds. (Tax-free).
ts ’09 M-S $55.000c--M ay 1 1939
(Subject to call part in 1919 & 1929)
xBorough Purposes (Tax-free).
4s
A-O $4,800c Oct 15 ’27-’28
R efu nding Bonds (Tax-free).
4s '09 J-J $24,000c
July 1 1939
(Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
Fire Dept. Bonds (Tax-free).
4s ’05 M-S $45,000c
Sept 1 1935
(Subject to call $25,000 after 1915.)
4s T7 A-O $ 18,000c-..A pr 1 1932
(Subject to call $9,000 yearly any
iime after 10 years and the same
amount after 15 years from date.)
SCRANTON .
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 2 ’26- $63,500
This city is in Lackawanna Co Floating debt_____________
34,100
Inc. Apr. 23 1866.
Sinking fund______________
12,300
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
Assessed val. real estate_ 6,439,138
_
F unding Bonds.
Assess, val. personal______ 635,833
4 lis ’25 J-D $84,000--June 1 ’28-’55 Ass’d val. ’ 26 (M actual)—7,074,971
Bridge Loans.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— -$19.75
4s ’07 M-S $80,000c-Mar 1 ’28-’37 Population TO, 19,588; 1920. 21.204
Bureau of Fire Bldg. Loan.
xINT. at
4s TO A-O $10,000—- A p r ,l ’28-'37 other Issues Nat. Bank of Shamokln!
at office of Boro. Treas.
P olice Sc Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s ’04 J-J
$8,OOOc_July 1 ’28-’29
Street Bonds.
S H A M O K IN SCH OOL D IS T R IC T .
4s '08 J-J
$6,000--July 1 ’28-’33
Bonds below are tax-free to holder.
4J*s’09 M -N 16,000--N ov 1 ’27-’34 3 ^ s ’99 M -N $ll,400r___ M ay 1929
V iaduct Bonds.
(Subject to call 1919.)
4 ) is T l A-O $70,000r__Apr 1 ’28-’41 4s '05 M-N$58,300r____M ay 1935
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call M ay 1910.)
4 J£s’ l l A-O $24,OOOc..Oct 1 ’27-’38 334s
M-S $10,OOOr____ Mar 1932
M unicipal Improvement.
(Subject to call 1907.)
4Ms'12 J-D $75,OOOc.June 1 ’28-’42 334s’00 M-S 17,OOOr____ Mar 1930
43^s’ 13 M-S 204,000--Sept 2 ’27-'43 434s '14 A-O 70,800r_ Apr 1 1944
_
4s T4 M -N 34.000r.May 1 ’28-’44 (Subject to call after April 1 1919.)
4Ms'15 J-J
42,000—July 1 ’28-’41 BOND. D E B T Mar 1 ’ 2 5 -- $167,500
4s T6 J-J
57,000c.July 1 '28-’46 Floating debt (add’l)______ 115,600
4>£sT7 J-J
60.000.-July 1 ’28-’42 Assess, val. ’25(40% act.).6,520,593
5s ’20 F-A(264,000r*-Aug l ’ 27-’48 School tax (per $1,000) 1925—$36-00
1 26,000r*.Aug l ’49-’ 50
IN T . sent to registered holders.
43^s’23 J-D / 27,OOOc.June 1 ’28-’30
\184,000c. June 1 ’3 l- ’53
SHARON.
4 K s’24 J-D 135,000r*June 1 ’28-’54
This city is in Mercer County.
4M s’25
/ $253,OOOc.June 1 ’28-’50
J-D\ 50,OOOc.June 1 ’51-’55 Inc. Oct. 6 1841. Became a city of
4 Jis’26 J-D 78,000--June 1 ’27-’56 the 3rd class Dec. 17 1918. Bonds are
tax-free to holder.
Bridge and Improvement.
'Municipal Bonds.
4s ’04 F-A $14,000c-Feb 1 28-'34
4Hs'16 A-O $92.000_____1927-1945
City Improvement,
Street B onds.
4s ’08 J-J $20,000c.July 1 ’28-’33
4M s’22
/ 24,000r* M ay 1 ’28-'30 4s ’07 F-A $82,0 0 0 c.-.A u g 1 1937
M -N
1154,OOOr* M ay 1 ’31-’52 4Ms’ 25 A-O /10.000—Oct 1 ’30 &’35
140,000--Oct 1 ’40, '45.
Judgm ent Funding Bonds.
’50 & ’55
3H s’03A-O$34,000c.Oct 1 L927 & 32
Im provement Bonds.
4s ’05 A-O 101,000c.Apr 1 ’3C-’35
4s ’ 03 F-A $80,000c— .A ug 1 1933
($55,000 1930 and $46,000 1935.)
(Optional beginning 1913.)
iJ is ’ l l F-A$105.000--Aug 1 ’27-’41
4Ms’ 15 J-J 42,000.-July 1 ’28-'41 434s’22 F-A 55,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’37
Paving & Sewer Bonds.
5s ’ 20 F-A 72,000c.Aug 1 ’ 27-’ 50
4Ms’23 J-D /42,000c.June 1 ’28-’41 4 34s’2 4 A -0 $50,000--Oct 1 ’ 29-'38
124,OOOc.June 1 ’42-’53 434s’-26 A-O 50,000_______________
(Due $5,000 Oct. 1 1931 & 1936,
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27-$2,486,000
and $10,000 Oct. 1 1941, 1946,
Bonds & cash in sink. fd_ _ 161,595
1951 & 1956.)
Assess, val. '27 (70% act)122,428,240
City tax (per $1,000) 1927___ 118.22 (For maturity see V. 123, p. 2167.)
Sewer Bonds.
P op’n TO, 129,867; 1922___ 137,783
334s’01 M-N$60,000c—.N o v 1 1931
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1906.)
S C R A N T O N SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .
334s’02 F-A $40,000c_ Aug 1 1932
_
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
4H s’00 J-D /$35.000c.. June 1 1928
1 40,000c_ June 1 1930 4H s’24 J-D 75,000--June 1 ’29-’53
_
Funding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’01 J-D 75,000c. ..J u n e 1 1931
4s ’03 A-O 100,000c.-Oct 1 ’28-’33 434s'19 M -N /$80,000-M ay 1 ’28-’43
1 50,000-May 1 ’44-’48
($50,000 ’28 & ’33.)
Sewer & Sewage Disposal P lant
/ 30 ,000 c...A u g 1 1928
B onds.
334s’02 F-A\ 50,000c_ Aug 1 1932
_
4? 07 F-Ai 50 ,000 c--. Feb 1 1934 4J4s’26 A-O 75,000--Oct 1 ’ 31-’55
1 50.000c. ..F e b 1 1937 BOND. D E B T Jan 4 ’27- $845,000
172,351
4s ’09 M-S 150,000c.Sept 1 ’30-’39 Assessment debt________
Sinking f u n d ____________ 249,329
($50,000 due every 5 years.
4s TO M-S 50,000c...S ept 1 1931 Assess, val.’26(40% act.)-16,790,740
_
4H s’ 15 F-A 60,000c_Apr30’40&’45 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926_ $16.00
[50,000c_ Aug 1 1938 Popul’n 1910, 15,270; 1920, 21,747
_
4J*s’ 16 F-A [50,000c—.A ug 1 1944
IN T . on bonds marked (*) at office
[50,000c— Aug 1 1945 of Boro. Treas.; on others at M cD ow ­
4J*s’ 13 A-O$150,000c.Apr 15 ’41-’43 ell Nat. Bank, Sharon.
S C O T T D A L E SCH O OL D IS T

4H s’09 J-D*$25 .OOOc-June 1 ’28-’33
4]^s’07 A-O
7 ,0 0 0 .. ...............1936
4 ^ s ’ 10 J-D 22,000c__________1939
r20,000c*Jan 1 ’30 &’34
20,000c*Jan 1 '37 &’49
20,000c*Jan 1 ’42 &’43
4>£s’25 J-J
20.000c*Jan 1 ’45 &’47
.20,000c Man 1 ’49-’50
BOND. D EBT Apr 12 ’27- $154,000
Sinking fund--------------------17,112
Assess, val. ’26 (% act.)_ 4,240,000
_
School tax (per $1,000) -1927S24.00
Population (e st.)_____________ 6,566
* Tax-free to holder.
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Scottdale.

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SHARON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
4s ’03 - - - $94,000___________ 1928
4s ’08 - - - 160,000___________ 1933
4 ^ s ’23 J-J 4*40,000c. Jan 1 ’ 38-’53
(Due $110,000 every 5 years.)
4Ms’24 M -N 20 0,00 0c...M ay 1 1944
4M s’26 M-N200.000____N ov 1 1956
(Optional N ov. 1 1946.)
TOT. DEBT M ay 1 1927.$1,094,000
191,000
Sinking fund------------------Total assess, val. 1926 (abt.
1-2 actual)____________ 17,684,563
Tot.tax rate (per $1,000) ’27— $20.00
Population in 1927---------------- 30,000
SHARON HILL.
This borough Is In Delaware Co,
Inc. Mar. 1890. Pop’n 1910, 1.401;
1920, 1,780. All bonds tax-free to
holder.
f Street-Im provem ent B onds.
4s g ’06 M-S $30,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1936
41*8 '07M-N 5,5 00c..N ov 11 1937
4s ’ l l F-A
7,000____Aug 1 1941
4s T5 J-D 10,000___ June 11945
(Subject to call aft. June 1 1930.)
55*s’20 F-A
20,000_A ug 15 1950
4Ms'23 . . .
9,000_________ 1953
Sewer Bonds (opt. beg. 1920).
4s g ’05 F-A $15.1 0 0c..-A u g 1 1935
B orough Bonds.
4>*s’26 M-S $90,00Or----Sept 1 1956
BOND. DEBT May 28 ’24..$96,600
Assessed valuation 1924---- 2,202,752
Boro, tax (per $1,000) 1924— $14.50
IN T. payable at Treasurer’s office

TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 .- $37,300
Water debt, included_____
24 300
Total assessed value 1926- -2.350.000
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 27_$16 00
Population 1927, 3,600; 1920, 3.125
S O U T H B E TH LE H E M (See B e th ­
leh em ).
S O U T H B R O W N S V IL L E .

This borough (P. O. Brownsville)
is in Fayette County.
Street=Impt. Bonds (Tax-free).
'$1,000__________ 1927
■3,000_____ 1929-1933
($1,000 every 2 years.)
$2,000___________1925
4J*s’ 17 A-O
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
Population 1910, 3,943; 1920, 4,675
IN T. on bonds o f 1917 payable at
Nat. Deposit Bank o f Brownsville.
S O U T H F O R K S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. South Fork) is
in Cambria Co. All bonds tax-free.
4>*s’06 M -N 59,500c______’31 & ’36
4s T5 M -N *9,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1945
BOND. DEBT Mar 17 ’27 $29,000
Sinking fund______________
1,600
Total assessed value 1926_2,000,000
(85% actual.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$20.00
Population in 1925 (est.)______5,000
* IN T . at First Nat. B k., So. Fork.

SHARPSBURG.
This borough is In Allegheny
County.
BOND. D E B T Apr 15 ’27. $157,000
Sinking fund______________
40,000
Assess, val., real estate------3,902 000
Assess, val. personal prop. 791,850
Total assessed value 1927
S O U T H U N IO N T O W N S H IP .
(about 3-5 actual)------- 4,693,850 ■This township (P. O. Uniontown)
Total tax rate (per $1.000V27 812 00 is in Fayette County.
Population 1920, 8,921; 1927, 10,587 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’ 22 . $40,000
35,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
Sinking fund_____________
1,942
SHARPSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
Total assessed valuation
S chool Bonds.
_
(1-3 a ctu a l)..__________ 4,333,010
4s ’05 M-N 324.000c____ 1927-1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922..$12.50
f 5,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’32
4s '17 M-S i55.000-.M ar 1 ’33-'43 Population 1910, 6,721; 1920 , 7,353
1.24,000.
-M ar 1 '44-’47
4H s’ 19 — - I26,000c-Mar 1 ’28-’40 S O U T H U N IO N T W P . S C H . D.
B uilding Bonds.
1 4,000c.Mar 1 '41-’44
BOND. D E B T June 1 1922 $166,000 4J*sT6 J-D 120,000c. June 1 ’28-’36
(Due $4,000 every two years.)
Ass’d val’n 1922 (90% act.) 4,510,295
School tax (per $1,000) 1922._$15 00 4J*s’ 16 J-D J$10,000--Dec 1 ’43-’44
1 20.000.-D ec 1 ’45-’46
Population 1920______________ 8.765
BOND. DEBT M ay 27 ’27 $50,090
INT. payable In Sharpsburg.
Sinking fund______________
23.000
Ass’d v a l.’ 2/ (1-3 a ct.)____3,890,780
SHENANDOAH^
Shenandoah is in Schuylkill Co. Total tax (per $1,000) ’26____$35.00
Incorporated In March 1866. A1) Population 1910, 6,721; 1920, 7,353
IN T . at the Citizens Title & Trust
bonds are subject to call at any time.
f$S0,000r*Jan 1 ’35&40 C o., Uniontown.
4H s’25 J-J 180,000r*.Jan 1 ’45-’50
(40,OO r*_-Jan 1 1955 SPRING CITY.
O
This borough is in Chester County.
F unding Bonds (Tax-free).
Borough Bonds.
4s
J-J $40,000c__________1938
($15,000____ Apr 1 1937
Water Bonds (Tax-free).
4s
. . . $33,800___________1942 4 !*s’27 A-O l 25,000____Apr 1 1947
35,000____Apr 1 1957
GEN. B D . D T . Apr '2 7 -.- $515,000
Water debt (included)____
75,000 BONDED D E B T ________1 ______(?)
Floating debt_____________
60,000 Population in 1920____________2,944
Total assessed val’n 1927.-8,890,000
Totfil tax rate (per $1,000)— $17.00 SPRINGFIELD TOW NSHIP.
Population 1910, 25,774; 1920.24,726
This township (P. O. Medina) is
IN T . payable at Shenandoah at in Delaware County.
First Nat. Bank and Citizens Nat
Improvement Bonds.
Bank.
4M s’26 F-A$250,000c_Aug 1 ’31-’ 40
(For maturity dates see V. 123,
p. 233.)
SHENANGO TOW NSHIP S. D.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 7 -. $293,000
This district (P. O. New Castle) is
Sinking fund_____________
2,700
in Lawrence County.
Assessed val. real________ 4,844,407
School Bonds.
6,920
4Ms’26 J-J $100,000----------------------- Personal property________
388,030
BONDED D E B T ----------------------- (?) Other assessed prop______
Tot. ass. val.’27 (40% act.) 5,239,357
S IN K IN G S P R IN G S B O R O U G H Total tax rate '27 (per $1,000)-$44.50
SCH O O L D IS T R IC T .

This district is in Berks County.
( S6.000C--Jan 1 ’28-’33
4K s’23 J-J ( 30,000c--Jan 1 ’34-’48
I 12,000c--Jan 1 ’49-’52
1 4,000c-- .Tan 1 1953
BON D. D E B T June 1 ’27- $52,000
Tot. ass. val. ’ 26 (60% act.) 1,310,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-520.00
Population 1926 (est.)------------ 1,500
SNYDER COUNTY.

Middleburg is the county seat.
Bridge & Road Bds. (Tax-free).
4J*s
Oct $20,500c*0ct 1 ’27-’43
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’26 $47,500
Assessed value, real estate. 11,426,973
Assessed value, personal-195,431
Total ass’d val. 1925 (act.) 10,641,546
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’ 27.$4.00
Popul’n 1920, 17,129; 1927, 18,280
IN T . payable at County Commis­
sioners’ office.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Somerset Is the county seat.
R oad B onds (Tax-free).
($160,000r*0ct 1 ’ 27-’ 34
4J£s’24 A-O 200,000r*0ct 1 ’39-’44
[ 100,000r*._0ct 1 1949
4>*s’25 J-D 200,000c*.Dec 15 1945
C ourt-H ouse Bds. (Tax-free).
4s ’ 04 M -N $88,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’34
(V. 79, p. 2111. for maturity.)
C ou n ty B onds.
4M s’26 F-A$500,OOOr*_Aug 1 ’36-’56
every 5 years
TOTAL DEBT Apr 12 ’27 $1,300,000
Sinking fund____________
64,360
Assess, value real esta te..36,548,167
Assessed value personal._ 612,162
Occupation______________ 4,403,000
Other assessable property-13,235,399
Tot.ass’d val.’27(50%act)54,798,728
County tax (per $1,000) '27_ $8.00
_
Population 1910. 67.717; 1930-80,112
IN T . on 4J*s of 1925 at the County
Treasurer’s office; on others at Farm­
ers’ National Bank.
SO U D ERTO N .

This borough, incorporated
1887, is in Montgomery Co.




SPRINGFIELD TW P. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Flourtown) is
in Montgomery County.
5H s’21 M -A $30,000___ M ay 2 1951
(Optional May 2 1922.)
f$66,000May 1 ’28 &’33
4Msg’23M-N( 34,000-—M ay 1 1938
I 66,OOOMay 1 '43 &’48
l 34,000— May 1 1953
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’23- $239,500
Assess, val.’23 (2-3 act.)_5,600,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 23-S13.00
STEELTON.
This borough is in Dauphin Co.
Bonds are all tax-free.
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
4J*s’25 A-O $48,000c-Apr 1 ’27-’ 50
41*s’26 J-J
45,000c_Jan 15 ’ 27-’ 56
Street Improvement Bonds.
44*s’24 A-O $8,000c.0ct 1 ’26-’34
4 K s’26 J-J
40,000c.Jan 15 ’ 27-’46
Improvement Bonds.
4H s’ 14 J-J $55,000__________ 1944
4 s ’ 16 A-O 50.000__________ 1946
Storm, Water and Intercep ting
Sewer Bonds.
4 s ’ 17 A-O $16,000__________ 1942
Filter-Plant Bonds
4H s’07 J-J $85,000____July 1 1937
Qprcpr RnnHs
4s ’99 M -N $6,000___ M ay 1 1929
4 K s’24 A-O 23,OOOc-Oct 1 ’26-’49
W ater Bonds
4s ’ 00 J-J $27,000___ Jan 1 1930
4Jis’22 M-S 21,000c. Sept 1 '26 ’47
W ater System Impt. Bonds.
4 K s’23 M-S $40,500c_Sept 1 ’26-’ 53
44*s’24 A-O 14,000c-0ct 1 ’26-’54
4M s’26 J-J
50,000c.Jan 15 ’27-’51
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 J-J $25,000c_Jan 15 ’27-’36
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 6 -- $553,500
Assess, val. ’26 (60% a ct.)-8 ,128,802
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1926--$16.00
Population 1910, 14.246; 1920.13,428
INT .at Steelton Nat.Bk.,Steelton.

STEELTON
4J*s’ 13 J-D
in 31£s’00 J-D
4M s’27 J-D

SCHOOL DISTRICT.
$65,000c-_-June 1 1943
50,000---------------- 1930
250,0O0c.Dec 1 ’27-’56

BOND. D E B T Apr 21 ’26- $115,000
Sinking fund______________
68,509
Assessed valuation 1925___7,579,745
School tax (per $1,000) 1925--S22.00
Population in 1920___________13,428
INT. payable at Steelton Nat Bk.
and People’s Bank. Bonds are
tax-free to holder.

[V ol. 124,
Assessed val. personal____ 2,769,927
Tot.ass’d val.’25(J£ act.) .20,060,132
State & Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
1926______________________ $10.00
Popula’n 1910, 37,746; 1920, 34763
SUSQUEHANNA D E PO T.

This place (P. O. Susquehanna) is
in Susquehanna County.
STOWE TOWNSHIP.
BOND. D E B T Mar 1 ’26 $97,500
This township is In Allegheny Co. Assess, val. ’26 (K act.)_ 1,692,290
_
F unding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’25____ $16.00
4H s’ 16 . . . $100,000 -------- 1926-1945 Population in 1920__________ 3,764
M unicipal Bldg & Street Bds41*s’09 M-N$70.000___________ 1939
41*s’06 A-O 60,000___________1937 SWARTHMORE SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Delaware County
4Ks'09 . . . $20,000___________1939
Bonds below are tax-free to holder,
Improvement Bonds.
4Ms’25 M-S ($50,000c. .Sept 1 1935 l a s ’ l l J-D $53,000c.June 1 ’28-’41
1150,000c8ept 1 ’45&’54 4 K s’26 M -S 150,000--Sept 1 ’27-’56
BOND. DEBT M ay 13 ’18 $354,500 BOND. D E B T Mar 1 ’27 $205,500
14,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
10,623 Sinking fund______________
Floating debt (add’l)______
1,087 Ass’d val’n 1927 (1* a c t ,)-.3,890,000
30,412 School tax (per $] ,000) 1926--$21.50
Sinking fund______________
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 4,000
Total assess, val. '17 (60%
IN T . on bonds due ’26-’41 payable
act.)________
9,192,300
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1917...$22.00 at Land Title & Trust C o., Phila.,
Population 1910, 8,145; 1920, 10,665 and Swarthmore National Bank,
IN T . at the McKees Rock Trust Swarthmore.
C o., McKees Rock.
S W A T A R A T O W N S H IP S. D.

STOWE TWP. SCHOOL DIST.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
5s ’07 F-A $25,0 0 0 c ____1926-1934
44*s’03 —
1.000c____ 1926-1928
41*s’ 10 . . .
15,OOOr____1926-1934
4H s’ 14 . . .
18.000...........................
4 s 'A '1 7 — . 36.000 _________ 1943
15.000 ___Ort 1 1931
5Ks
25.000 ___Oct 1 1936
70,000—Oct 1 ’41 &’46
140.000 _ Oct 1 1951
_
4J£s’25 F-A 200,000c.Aug 1 ’32, ’40,
’47 & ’ 55
F unding Bonds.
4 j*s’ 17 J-J $44,000___________1943
(Subject to call any time.)
BOND. D E B T Dec 31 ’25 . $445,000
Floating debt_____________
10,000
Sinking fund______________
37,000
Total assessed val’n 1925
(about 70% actual)___ $9,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1925—$18.00
Population in 1920 (est)_____15,000
IN T . at McKees Rocks Trust Co.

This district (P. O. Enhaut) is in
Dauphin County.
4J4s’27 M-S 100,000-Sept 15 ’26-’55
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 3115.)
BONDED D E B T ___________ (?)
SWISSVALE.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Incorporated in 1898.
4M s’ 19 J-D $30,000c.-June 1 1929,

1 QQA X. 1 QCIQ

5K s’20 M -N 19,000—Nov 1 ’27-’45
F loating Debt Bonds.
4H s’ 15 F-A $65,000_____1929-1935
Sewer Bonds
4s
A-O $30,000_____ 1927-1933
R efu nding Bonds
4J4s’07 J-J $60,000c..July 1 ’ 28-’37
j
(Part every five years)
41*sT5 J-D $75,000____ 1929-1935
( 30,000-.June 1 ’28-’38
4H s’22 J-D( ($10,000 every 5 years.)
I 30,000.June 1 ’43 &’48
l ($15,000 each year.)
Street-Im provem ent Bonds
STRO U D SBU RG .
4s’04 J-J $12.000___________ 1934
This borough is in Monroe County. 4J£s’ l l J-J
20,000_______________
St.-Im pt. & Fire Bds ( Tax-ex'pt)
Sewer Bonds.
4s
Sept $26,000_______________ 41*s’06 J-J $39.000c-July 2 ’27- 36
(For maturity see V. 83. d . 999.)
Street Bonds.
4s
June $14,900_______________
Street, Sewer & Fire Dept. Bds.
4H s
M ay 15,000_______________ 4}*s’23 M-N$150,000-M ay 1 ’28-’53
4s
Oct
18,500_______________
($25,000 every 5 years.)
Borough Bonds.
Funding Bonds-—4H s’26 M -N $30,000_______________ 4 J*s’26 F-A 50 ,0 0 0 --4ug 1 ’36-’40
(Due every 5 years on N ov 1 *31-’41.) BOND. D E B T Apr 1 2 ’2/ $620,000
36,000
BOND. DEBT Dec 1926— $114,000 Floating debt (additional)
Tot. ass’d val. ’24 (J* act.).2,699,865 Sinking fund______________ 138,320
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’24-$13.50 Tot. ass. val.’27(70% act.) 15.400,640
Population, 1910, 43,79; 1920—5,278 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S14.00
Pop’n 1910, 7,381; 1920_______10,908
S T R O U D S B U R G SO H . D IS T .
INT. at Swissvale Trust Co.
BOND. D EBT Apr 14 ’26- $103,000
Assessed val., real estate..4,023,000 S W IS SV A L E SCH O OL D I S T R I C T .
Assessed val., pers. p ro p .. 227,000
Bonds are tax-exempt.
Tot. ass’d val. ’25 (4* act.) .4,250,000 4.60s
. . . $36,000--Oct 1 1932,
School tax (per $1,000) 1925—$15.00
1939 and 1946
,s ’20 M-S 184,OO0c.Mar 1 ’28-’ 50
s u m m e r h i l l Tt o w n s h i p .
BOND. D E B T May 1920- $396,500
This township is in Cambria Co.
Assessed valuation 1920._ 10,750,000
Road and F unding Bonds.
(Assessment 80% to 100% actual.)
5 s ’22
$42,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’ 36 School tax (per $1,000) 1920--$17.00
BOND. D E B T June 1 ’26- $46,000 Population 1919 (est.)_______ 11,000
Floating debt (add’l) ______
10,000
INT. at Braddock Nat. Bank.
Assessed valuation 1925___2,870,400
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_____ $8.00
Population in 1920___________ 4,826 S W O Y E R V IL L E S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Kingston) is
SU M M IT H IL L S C H O O L D IS T .
in Luzerne County.
This district (P. O. Summit Hill) 5H s’26 J-D$150,000-June 30 ’32-’36
is in Carbon County.
BONDED D E B T ___________ (?)
$10,000c*. .N ov 1 1927
45,000c *Nov 1 ’28-’36 T A M A Q U A .
30,000c*Nov 1 ’37-'41
This borough is in Schuylkill Co.
14,000c*Nov 1 '42-’43 Incorp. in 1833. On June 12 1920
4Jis’25M-N 48,000c*Nov 1 ’44-’49 the Council passed an ordinance
9.000c*.-N ov 1 1950 extending the borough’s boundaries
10,000c*. .N ov 1 1951 over one mile west, taking in the
22,000c*Nov 1 ’ 52-’53 village of Newkirk (V. 110, p. 25861
, 12,000c*.-N ov 1 1954
im provem ent Bonds.
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 6 .- $230,000 44*s’24 A-0$100,000____Apr 1 1930
Assessed value 1925_______ 4,000,000
Ref. & Impt. Bonds (opt. beg. T 9)
Population ; estimated)____
7,000 4J*s’ 14 J-J $25,000c______________
S ch ool Bonds.
4s ’27 --.$ 1 4 3 ,0 0 0 _______________
SUNBURY.
Ref. Loan (Opt. after 5 Years).
This city is in Northumberland
County. Incorporated into a third- 5s ’20 J-J $60,000c__________1940
W ater Loan (opt. beg. 1907).
class city on Dec. 29 1921. Bonds
5}*sT9 A-O $55,000c__________1940
are tax-free to holder.
35,000c______________
3J*s ’02— $16,500c_ Part yearly 41*s’22 J-J
_
Sewer and R efu n d in
4>*s’22 M -N 16,000__________ 1937 44*sTl F-A $45,000c_ g Bonds
_ Aug 1 1941
(Optional after 5 years.)
(Optional after Aug. I 1921)
Paving & Drain. Bonds.
4 J*s’24 A-O $36,000c._.O ct 1 1954 BOND. D EBT Apr 15 '27. $370,300
Water debt (incl.)________
90,000
(Optional Oct. 1 1934.)
Sinking fund (gen.)_______
12,000
Paving Bonds.
4s ’ 25 A-O $30,000___ Oct 1 1955 Ass. val. ’26(abt. 1-3 act.) .5,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926____ $3.50
(Optional Oct 1 1935)
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’ 26 -- $98,500 Pop’n 1910, 9,462; 1920______ 12,363
Assessed valuation 1925_ 5,971,870
_
INT. payable at Treasurer’s office.
City tax (per $1,000) 1925--.$10.00
Pop. TO, 13,770; ’20 (Census), 15,721 TARENTUM.
IN T . payable at the First N at’l
This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
Bank, Sunbury, Pa. (city’s deposi Inc. 1842. Population 1910, 7,414;
tary).
1920. 8,925.
4J*s’26 J-D $95,000c. June l ’28-’46
SU S Q U E H A N N A C O U N T Y .
4H s’26 J-D (25,000____Dec 1 1951
Montrose is the county seat.
\25,000c. ..D e c 1 1955
Road Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4>*6’22M-N j $81,000 M ay l ’27-32-37 51*s’21 . . . ($20,000.July 1 ’31 & '36
1 30,000____M ay 1 1942
1 15,000____ July 1 1941
zStreet, Fire 5c Funding B onds.
4 K s’23 M -N 170,000--M ay 1 ’28-’48
(For maturitv see V. 116, p. 2305.) 4^sT6J-J|$10.000 _____July 1 1937
County Bonds.
\ 30,000.-July 1 ’31 & ’36
f 25,000____ July 1 1931
zEIectrlc L ight Bonds
50,000.-July 1 ’36-’41 4j*s’04 J-J $10.000____ July 1 1934
4M s’26 J-J
75,000____ July 1 1946
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
M-S $15.000____Sept 1 1928
100,000____ July 1 1951 5s
[150,000____ July 1 1956 (Subject to call beginning in 1908.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 3 ’26 $271,000 4H s’ 13 M-S $24,0 0 0 c...S ep t 1 1933
Floating debt (add’D_____
75,000
zF u nding Bonds.
Sinking fund____________
72,462 4s
J-D $13,000____June 1 1932
Assessed val. real estate..17,290,205 4>$s’04 J-J
12,000____ July 1 1934

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS

J une, 1927.]

TARENTUM (Concluded)—
T IT U S V IL L E SCH O OL D IS T .
4 ju s 'll A-O ($44,000c._Apr 1 '28-’39
xStreet Bonds.
4s
J-D $2,500____June 1 1932
1 2,0 0 0 c-..A p r 1 1940
4H s’07M-N (20,000c May 1 '27&’32 BOND. D E B T M ay 25 ’2/ $44,000
1 8,000c_ May 1 1937 Ass’d val. 1927 (30% a c t.).5,888,000
_
4 ^ s ’ 10 P-A 10,000c...A ug 1 1932 School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$15.00
4H s’ 15 M-S 20.000____Mar 1 1945 Population 1927 (est.)_______ 10,000
INTEREST payable in Titusville
zW ater-W orks C on stru c’ n Bds.
4 Jus’ l l F-A $70,000c.Aug 21 ’27-’36 at banks or Treas. office. Bonds are
(Part every 5 years.)
tax-free to holder.
zPaving Bonds.
4s
J-D $5,000___ June 1 1932 TRAFFORD. is in Westmoreland
This borough
4H s’04 J-J
15,000___ July 1 1934 and Allegheny Counties.
(Subject to call July 1 1919)
$5,000_____Apr 1 1937
4 H s’04 J-J $7,000____ July 1 1932
5,000_____
1 1944
4H s’06 J-D ( 5 ,0 0 0 c ... J’ne 1 1931 4H s’24 A-O i 5,000_____ Apr 1 1950
Apr
1 5,000c. ..J u n e 1 1936
Im provement Bonds.
Im pt., Fire P rotec. & Police Bds. 5s T6 M-S $4,500c.Sept 1 V 7-’35
($25,000___ Dec 1 1937
Bridge
4H s’26 J-D 25,000___ Dec 1 1942 4H s’23 . . .Repair Bonds. 1 ’ 33 & ’41
J$60,000.July
! 25.000___ Dec 1 1947
l 50,000____ July 1 1948
BON D. D EBT M ay 1 ’27. $455,000 BOND. Dli.sT Apr 16 ’21. $72,60.1
Total assessed vai n 1927.-8,437,750 Ass’d vai. ’21 (50% act.)..1,598.900
(Assessment 60% to 80% actual val.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1921---S14.00
Boro, tax rate (per $1,000)’27 $13.00 P opu lism 1910. 1,959; 1920. 2,859
IN T . at Tarentum Sav. & Tr. Co
IN T at First Nat. Bank.Trafforu.
* Tax free to holders.
T A R E N T U M SCHOOL D IS T .

_ _

4 K s’ 15 M-N100.000C____ 1935-1944
(1 0,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1931
4H s’16 M-S ( 5,000c-- Mar 1 1936
(18.000c.Mar 1 ’41-'45
5 s ’20 M -N 18,000____ M ay 11940
20.000
_Sept 1 1932
20.000
_Sept 1 1937
_Sept 1 1942
20.000
4Ms’26M -S 120,000--Sept 1 ’47-’52
20.000
_Sept 1 1955
_Sept 1 1956
20.000
15.000
Sept t 1953
15.000
Sept 1 1954
BOND. D E ^T Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $401,000
Sinking fund______________
10.000
Ass’d val. ’27 (80% a ct.)..8,703,820
School tax (per $1,000) 192 —$13.00
Population in 1927___________10,000
INT. at Tarentum Sav. & Tr. Co
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
TAYLOR SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Taylor) is in
Lackawanna County.
4M s’25 A -0$ 195,000c____1927-1945
5s ’26 J-J 100,000--July
’27-’46
BOND. D E B T Apr 20 ’26. $200,000
Total ass’d val.’25(7-10 act)7,480,652
School tax (per $1,000) 1925— $1.80
Population (estimated)______ 12,000
THROOP (BOROUGH).
This borough is in Lackawanna Co
Improvement Bonds.
5 s ’ 19 J-D $60,000r*.June 1'28-39
R efu nding Bonds.
5s T8 A-O ($50,000c.Apr 1 ’29-’33
t 1,5 00c...A p r 1 1934
GEN. B D . D T . M ay 23 ’23 $140,000
Assessment debt (add’l)___
93,000
28,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
Sinking fund______________
30,000
Assessed valuation 1923___6,700,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923. -.$13.00
Population 1910, 5,133; 1920, 6.672

TRAFFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT
This district (P. O. Trafford) is in
Westmoreland County.
($10,000c—_ July 1 1932
4H s’22 J-J( 45.000c. July 1 ’37-’47
I ($15,000 every 5 yrs.)
( 20,000c----July 1 1952
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $97,000
Sinking fund______________
22,627
Tot.ass’d val.’ 27(30% act.) 1,656,505
School tax ratefper $1,000) ’27.$34 50
Population in 1927 (est.)______4,000
IN T. at the First National Bank,
Trafford.
______
TU RTLE CREEK.

This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Bonds below are tax-free to holder.
4H s’ 12 M-NS110,000-Nov 1 ’27-'41
($30,000, 31: $35,000,
'36; $45,000, ’41.)
4H s’ 16 M -N S20.000-.N ov 1 ’38-’43
Street Bonds.
4H s’ 10 M -N ($10,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’36
1 8,000c.Nov 1 ’37-40
•
(24,000-.M ay 1 ’29-’34
4>£s’24 M -N ( 30,000.-M ay 1 ’35-’40
(36,000--M ay 1 ’41-’44
NET D E B T ______________ $237,990
Assessed valuation 1920___6,938,750
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913...$21.50
Population 1910, 4,995; 1920 , 8,138

T U R T L E C R E E K SCH. D IS T .




_

Issue of 1897________________ $7,000
Issue of 1904_______________ 5.000
Issue o f 1909_______________ 18,000
Issue of 1915_______________ 45,000
School Bonds.
4H s’ 17 M-N185.000_________ _____
(Due beginning M ay 1 1921)
4H s’ 19 . . .
25,000_______________
(Due beginning 1924)
4H s’23 F-A / 9,0 0 0 c...F eb 1 1933
110,000c. ..F e b 1 1943
4H s’24 . . .
60.OOOc.Mar 1 ’30-’53
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 1310.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 ’27. $310,000
THROOP (BOROUGH) SCH, DIS. Other debt_______________
18,597
This district (P. O. Throop) is in Sinking fund_____________
21,589
Lackawanna County.
Assessed valuation 1927___9,600,000
School Bonds.
Schoo tax (per $1,000) 1927..$20.00
5s '17 J-D $6.000____Oct 1 1927 Population 927_____________ 11,000
4 Mis
...
83.000---------------------BOND. DEBT Apr 16 ’27- $126,000 TYRONE.
Ass’d val.’27 (abt.50% act.)6,150,005
This borough is in Blair County,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------$25 00 lncorp. July 1857. All tax-free.
Population 1926_____________11,000
B uilding and Funding Bonds.
4s T7 . . .
20,000_______________
TIOGA COUNTY.
Improvement Bonds.
Wellsboro is the county seat.
41£s’26 M-N125.000----M ay 15 1946
Road Bonds (Taxable).
(Optional M ay 15 1936.)
5s ’21 M -N S40.000r M ay 1 ’28-’31 BOND. D EBT M ay 18 ’27 $145,000
5 s ’ 21 M -N $10,000r_ M ay 1 1928 Floating debt____________
_
35,000
4H s’26 J-J 200,000c.Jan 1 ’28-37 Sinkingfund______________
21,054
BON D. DEBT M ay 25’27 $210,000 Tot.ass’d val.’27(50% act.)3,476,925
Sinkingfund------------------20,113 Total tax rate (per M .) '2 7_ . $5.65
Assess, val., real estate___14,138,359 Population 1910, 7,167; 1920. 9,084
Assess, val., personal____
698,434
Other assessable prop____ 3,493,794
Tot.ass.val.’ 26(65%act.).19,604,920 T Y R O N E SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
Bonds are all tax-free.
Total tax rate (p e r il,000) '2/-$21.00
Population 1910, 42,829; 1920.37,118 4H s’ l l J-D $34,0 0 0 c ...1931 & 1941
16,000c_________ 1946
IN T. payable at the County Com­ 4Ms’ 16 J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 14’27- $50,000
missioner’s office.
Floating debt____________
2O.OO0
Sinking fund_______________ 2,775
T IT U S V IL L E .
This city is in Crawford County. Assess, val. '26 (1-3actual) 3,107,520
First charter Feb. 28 1866; present School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$28.00
charter M ay 23 1889. Commission Population in 1920_____________9,065
IN T . at Farmers’ & Merchants'
form of government went into effect
Bank Tyrone.
Jan. 1 1914.
W ater Bonds.
U N IO N C IT Y ]
4M s’23 . . .
$12.000----------- 1928
This borough is in Erie County.
City Bonds (Tax-exempt).
34$s’09 J-J
$34,900........ ....... 1939 Incorporated in 1861.
4Ms’ 19 J-J
34,000-.July 1 ’28-’43 BOND. D EBT Apr 12 ’26. $39,214
Total assessed valuation ..1,326,678
(Optional July 1 1924.)
4Ha’ 19 — .
9.000........ ........1943 Total tax rate (per $1,000)’27 $55.00
Pop’n 1920, 3. 50; 1927........... 4.280
4H s’20 — 7,500_______ 1944
8.000
_____ 1945
5H s’21 —
11,000_____ 1927-1936 U N IO N TO W N .
5H s’22 . . .
This city is the county 6eat of
14,000.1927, '32 & '37
4H s’22 . . .
4H s’23 F-A (16,000____ 1928&1933 Fayette County. Inc. as a third\ 9 ,0 0 0 ................-1938 class city Jan. 3 1916.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4H s’23 F-A
5,000_ Aug 1 1943
_
(Tax free.)
4 K s’24 —
13,000_ July 1 1934
_
5s ’20 M-N$70,000___ M ay 1 1950
4M s’25 . . .
8,500_______ 1940
4H s
M -N 300.000--------- ----------4 ^ s ’25 . . .
4,000_______ 1940
(Due $50,000 every 5 years.)
4 K s’25 . . . 140,000_1930-1950
Building Bonds (Tax free.)
(Part due every 5 years)
4g ’06 A-O $80,000c__ Oct 1 1930
Paving Bonds.
Street Bonds (Tax free.)
4M s’24 J-J
$6,000r*._July 1 1934
4s ’06 A-O $50,0 0 0 c...O ct 1 1930
Fire Engine Bonds.
4H s’18 J-J
$8,700____ Jan 1 1948 4& s’ 12 M -N 42,000c_________ 1942
Street and Sewer (Tax free.)
General Im provement Bonds.
($5,000____ Aug 1 1931 4s 03 M -N $44,5 00c..M ay 1 1928
(Subject to call M ay 1 1918)
4H s’27 F-A ( 5,000____Aug 1 1936
Funding Bonds (Tax free.)
6.000
A ug 1 1941
GEN. BD. D T . Apr 13’26- $337,600 41£s’ 12 M-N $58,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1942
12.000------- -------- -----Water debt (add’l ) -----------14,004 4Ms’ 15 . . .
Assessment debt (add’l)___ 75,000 BOND. D EBT June 28 ’27 $620,000
Sink, fund general_______
60,006 Ass’d val.,27 (abt. 1-3 act)22,750,290
$13.00
Ass. val. ’27 (3-5 act.)___ 5,888,390 Total tax (per $1,000) 1927
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19 27...$15 50 Population TO, 13,344; ’ 20, 15,692
INTEREST payable In Uniontown
Population 1925______________8,500
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office. at Fayette Title & Trust Co.

UNIONTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
A district In Fayette County
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
Bond issue 1907__________
$6,000
Bond issue 1908__________
30,000
Bond issue 1910__________ 125,000
Bond issue 1914__________
65,000
Bond issue 1915__________
25,000
B uilding Bonds.
4H s’ 16 s-a $200,000______________
(Due $25,000 yrly. after 20 years.)
4H s’24 J-J 566,000c*.July 1 ’ 28-’53
(For maturity see V. 119, p. 1316.)
BOND .D E B T Apr 13 ’26 $1,066,000
Sinking fund____________
178,269
Ass’d val. ’26 (1-3 act.)..29,557,436
School tax (per $1000) ’26_ $13.50
_
IN T . on all bonds payable at the
Citizens Title & Trust Co. of Union______
town.
UPPER D A R B Y TOWNSHIP.
This township Is in Delaware
County. Bonds below tax-free.
Sewer Bonds.
4H s’ 13 M-N$35,000____ M ay 1 1943
Sewer and B uilding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-Ji.$150,000____Jan 1 1945
Sewer, Roads, &c., Bonds.
($6,000____ July 1 1928
5s T8 J-D 25,000____ July 1 1933
!2S,000____ July 1 1938
Funding & Sewer Bonds.
5s T8 J-J $33,000_____ Jan 1 1948
Funding and Road Bonds.
4H s’10 M -N$28,000____ Nov 1 1940
4 H S’ 12 J-D 30,000____ June 1 1942
Impt. & R efunding Bonds.
4 Hs’22 ann. $100,000c..M ar 1 1952
4Ms'22 M-S 100,000c--M ar 1 1952
T ow nsh ip Bonds.
4 K s’26 F-A$250,000./Apr 1 ’30-’57
(every 3 yrs.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1925.$1,100,000
Floating debt (add’l)_____
40,000
Sinkingfund____________
130,000
Assess, val. 1925 ( 1-3 act.)25,000.000
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$13.75
Populat’ n. 1910, 6.385; 1920. 8 956
IN T. at 1st Nat. Bk.. Clift, itgts.

143
(100,000.-July 1 ’30-’39
4M s’25 J-J ]200,000-.July 1 ’40-’49
( 40,000____July 1 1950
4M s’27 M -N / 60,000c M ay 1 ’28-’39
(100,000c M ay 1 ’40-’49
Bridge Bonds (Tax-free).
4H s’ 10 A-O $40,0 0 0 c____ 1927-19zS
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27-$l,924,141
Assess, val. real_________ 36,796,595
Assess, vai. personal_____28,300,524
Total assess, val. 1926___65,097,119
County tax (per $1,000) 19c7_$8.00
Population 1910, 58.359; 1920.59,184
INTEREST payable by Treasurer.
VERONA.
This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
414s
. . . ;$15,000.Jan 1 29-’39-’44
1 10,000____Jan 1 1949
_
[ 15,000r*_ June 1 ’ 37
4H s’22 J-J 140,00 0 r*.._J ’ne l ’42-47
(25,000r*_ June 1 1952
_
BOND. DEBT M ay 1923. $174,500
Sinking fund______________
16,009
Total assessed value 1922.-2,977,990
_
Total tax rate (per $1,000)_ $19.00
Papulation 1910, 2,849; 1920-.3.938
IN T . on 4)4s 1922 at First Nat.
Bank, Verona.
V E R O N A SCHOOL D IS T R IC T

4!4sT2 . . . $38.000c.M ay 1 '28-’42
4)4sT3 . . .
25,000Apr l ’33-38-43
BOND. DEBT Mar 1927.. $108,000
Assess, val. '21 (4-5 a c t .)..3,228,160
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-$l6-00
Population in 1927 ___________ 4,500
IN T. at First Nat. Bk., Verona.
WARMINSTER TWP. S. D.
This district is in Bucks County.
S ch ool Bonds.
4J4s’27 M -N $60,000c.M ay 1 ’33-’46
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 2179.)
BONDED D E B T __________
(?)
WARREN.
This borough is in Warren County.
Paving, Sewer & Fire Dept. Bds.
4M s’ 13 F-A $40,000.-Aug 1 ’33&’43
4!4sT5 J-D 50.000___ June 1 1945
414s’17 J-J
17,000__________ 1927
R efu nding Bonds.
414 s A-O $94,000.0ct 1 '27-39
Paving, Sewers and F loating
Indebtedness.
4H s’ 10 J-J $30,000..Jan 1 ’30 &’40
Paving Bonds.
4)4sT2 J-D $15,000___ June 1 1942
4J4s’ 14 J-J
15,000___ July 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27- $261,000
Sinking fund____________
64,537
Assess, val. ’ 27 (60% act.)12,379,452
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1927 $13.00
Pop’n, ’27, 15,000; ’20_______ 14,272

UPPER D A R B Y T W P. SCH. DIST
.8 T5 . . . $61,000___________ 1945
_s '18 . . .
5 0 ,0 0 0 ................. .......
5s '18 A-O 5 0 ,0 0 0 ..-Apr 15 1948
,s T9 . . .
50,000_______________
.s ’20 . . .
61.000.______ _______
f 75,000r*._July 1 1929
4>£sg’24J-J (200,000r* July 1 ’34-’30
1200,000r* July 1 ’44-’49
[100,000r*._July 1 1954
4H s’26 F-A 400,000____Aug 1 1956
S chool Bldg. & F unding Bonds.
4s '17 J-J $200,000___________1947
BOND. DEBT June 1926.12,213,000
Floating debt (add’l_____
140,000
Ass’d val.’26 (abt. H act.)30,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$23 00 WARREN COUNTY.
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 35,000
Warren is the county seat. All
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk.. Cilft. Heights bonds tax-free.
C ourt H ouse Bonds.
UPPER LEACOCK- TW P. S. D.
($20,000c. June 1 ’30-’33
This district (P. O. Lancaster) is 4!4s’25 J-D( 40,000c.June 1 ’34-’37
in Lancaster County.
l 30,000c-June 1 ’38-’39
S ch ool Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4H s’26 M-S $60,000............. .............. 4 lls ’16 J-J $51,000c.July 1 ’28-’31
(Due Sept. 1 ’34-’54 every 10 years.) (See V. 103, p. 434, for maturity.)
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 ’26 -- $60,000
Road Bonds.
Assessed value 1926--------- 2,492,144 5J4s’21M-S $316,000..Sept 1 ’27-46
Population 1926-------------1,439
7 16,000. .A ug 1 ’27-’30
434s'22 F-A 90,000.-Aug 1 ’31-’39
UPPER MERION TW P. S. D.
100,000.-Aug 1 ’40-’46
This district (P. O. Port Kennedy)
1 40,000.-Aug 1 ’47-’48
is in Montgomery County.
4M s’23 . . . 110,000 _____ 1927-1938
f$45,000--Mar 1 ’31, ’36 4 f is ’24 M-S 135,000c* Sept 1 ’30-’36
5s ’21 M-S ( and ’41
_ (80,000c* Sept 1 ’37-'44
I 40 000 Mar 1 '46 & ’50 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27 $937,000
BOND. DEBT M ay 7 1924 $115,000 Floating debt (add’l) _____
96,500
Sinkingfund______________
18,385 Assess, val., real estate_ 22,181,17/
_
Total assessed valuation. 4,800,000 Assess, val., personal____
454,567
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924---$11.00 Tot.ass’d val.'26(40% act.22,635,684
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $12.00
_
UPPER ST. CLAIR TW P. S. D.
Population 1910. 39.573; 1920.40.024
This district (P. O. Bridgeville
R. F. D. No. 2) is in Allegheny Co. W A R R E N SCH O OL D I S T R I C T .
School Bonds.
School Bonds (Tax-exempt).
5s ’20 M-N$60.000May 1’30-’40-’50 4s ’97 J-J $13,000c.June 1 ’28-'37
4H s’25 J-D $20,0 0 0c...Ju n e 1 1939 (Optional $11,000 every 5 years.)
BOND. D EBT Apr 13 1922 $60,000 3J4s’01 J-J 520,000c. ..J u ly 1 1931
T o t.asa’d val. '22 (80 % act). 3,413,850 (Subject to call $10,000 in 1921.
Total tax rate(per $1,000) *22..$6.50
$20,000 in 1926.)
Population in 1920____________1,458 4H s’ 13 M-N 38,0 0 0 c...M a y 5 1943
l*4s’ 14 M -N 60,000c,May 11 ’27'44
UPPER YODER SCHOOL DIST.
(Part due every 5 years.
This district (P. O. Johnstown) is 4J4s’ 15 M -N 25,000--M ay 3 ’30-’45
in Cambria County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 12'26 $156,000
S ch ool Bonds (Tax-free).
Ass’d val.’26(1-3 to J4act.) 12,297,875
5s T7 J-D $35,000— June 15 1937 Scnoci tax (per $1,000) 1925..521 50
5s ’22 F-A 60,000_______________ Population in 1920__________ 14.365
(Due $10,000 on Feb. 1 in each of
IN T . at Warren Sav. Bk. & Tr.Co.
the years 1931, 1937, 1941, 1945,
1948 and 1950.)
WARRIER RUN SCH. DIST.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 18 ’26 $184,000
This district (P. O. Peely) is in
Sinkingfund______________
43,312 Luzerne County.
Ass’d val’n 1926 (80% act) 2,948,760
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---- $25 00 5s ’26 J-D$80,000c June 30 ’27-’53
Population in 1925 (est.)_____ 1,200 (For maturity see V. 123. d . 1909.)
BONDED D E B T _____________(?)
UPPER YODER TOW NSHIP.
This township (P. O. Johnstown) W A S H IN G T O N .
is in Cambria County.
This borough is In Washington Co.
BOND. DEBT July 1919-- $40,000 Incorporated as a borough N ov. 5
Assessed value____________3,166,780 1907. West Washington, with a pop­
Gen. tax rate 1919 (per $1,000)--$10 ulation of 3,700 was annexed in 1907.
Population in 1920____________ 1,369
im provement Bonds.
INT. at Johnstown Savings Bank. 4s ’04 A-0$140.000c-_Oct 1 ’27-’32
Johnstown.
______
4s ’02 M-N 10.000c . . . N o v i 1927
Sewer Bonds.
VAN DERGRIFT.
This borough is in Westmoreland 4 « s '0 6 M-8 $30,000_______________
4s ’06 M -N 40,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’36
County.
Paving & Sewer B onds.
Im provement B onds.
1927
_s
. . . $100,000______________ 4 K s’04 A-O $20,000-------Street Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Aug 25 ’26. $184,000
$10,000____June 1 1932
Floating debt (additional).
20,000
45,000.-June 1 ’ 33-’35
Assessed value 1926--------- 5,179,675
Population 1920--------------------- 9,531 4 H s’22 J-D 20,000____June 1 1936
120,000. -June 1 ’37-’39
l l 80,000.-June 1 ’40-’43
VENANGO COUNTY.
4H s’26 F-A 20,000______1922-1935
Franklin Is the county seat.
4H s’27 A-O 130,000_____ 1928-1937
Road Bonds.
4 Hs'22 M -N $l ,000,000May 1 ’27-47 BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '27 $765,000
25,000
(For amount due each year ’ see Sinking funds----------------Total val. 1922__________ 12,500,000
V. 114, p. 1935.)
(100,000r*- Junel'29-38 Tax rate (per $1,0001 1922------ $17.00
4M s’24 s-a (300,000r*. Junel’39-53 Pop’n, TO, 18,778; '20----------- 21,480
INT. at any Washington bank.
l 50,000r*— June 1 ’54

W A S H IN G T O N SCHOOL D IS T .

4Ms’04
5s '04
4Jis’0»
4 K s’24

J-D $14,000-.June 1 '28-’34
M-S 14.000..Aug 1 '28-’34
M-S 16,000--Sept 1 ’27-’30
J-D| 10,000-June 1 ’ 28&’31
\140,000.-June 1 ’32-'45
TOTAL D EBT M ay 3 '27 $185,045
Assess, val. '26 (70% act.>24,562,200
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--S10.00
Population In 1926 (est.)_____24,000
Bonds free from tax to holder.

PENNSYLVANIA—CITIES & TOWNS
Improvement B onds.
4 Ms’26 A-O 123,200.-O ct 1 ’26-’55
BOND. DEBT June 12 '15 $122,000
Assess, val. (H act.) '14___3.26O.OO0
Total tax (per $1,000) 1914___$10.00
INTEREST at office of Treasurer.

WAYNESBURG SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Waynesburg)
is in Greene County.
School Bonds.
4J^s’26 J-J $200,000r*.July 1 ’29-’51
(For maturity see Y. 122, p. 3247.)
W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y .
Washington is the county seat. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '27 $226,400
All bonds marked (a) are tax-free General sinking fund______
28,827
to holder.
Total assess, value '26____3,990,841
Population 1920______________ 3,332
C ourt-H ouse and Jail Bonds
4s '01 J-D $90.000r.Dec 31 '27-30
WESLEYVILLE
Bridge Bondsu
4s '08 A-O $56,000 --O ct 1 '27-’30
This Porough is in Erie County.
4 ^ s ’08 J-J
20.00o-.July 1 ’27-'28
General M unicipal Bonds.
5s '19 A-O $69,000c Oct l'29-'39-’49
Road Bonds
4s '08 F-A $39,000 -Aug 1 '27-'28 BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '27. $69,000
4s '09 A-O 64,000 — Apr 1 28-’30 Sinking fund______________
19,000
4s '10 J-J 100,000 ..J u ly 31 1931 Total assessed value 1926
(about 1-3 actual)______ 1,500,000
4 H s'H J-J 100.000 -July 1 '28-'31
4 ^ s ’ 12 J-D 10.000 .. . D e c 15 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1925--$13.50
4J*s’ 13 M -N 66.000 -M a y 31 '28-'33 Population in 1926____________2,800
Prin. and int. payable at the Bank
4J*s'14 J-J o48.000 .June 1 '28-’33
4 J£s'15 M-S o84.000-.M ar 1 ’28-’34 o f Wesleyville o f Wesleyville.
4s '16 M -N O90.000 ...M a y '28-33
4s '17 A-Oa ,*60,000 -Oct 1 '27-'32 WEST BERWICK.
150.000 -O ct 1 ’33-’34 (See Berwick.)
f 5,000____Oct 1 1927
4^ s'19 A -O a(70,000.-O ct 1 ’28-34 WEST CARROLL TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Carrollton)
150.000-Oct 1 ’35-’36
6s'20 M -N o/100.000--N ov 1 ’27-’36 Is in Cambria County.
Road Bonds.
l 50.000-.N ov 1 '37-’38
5s '21 M -N«420.000- -N ov 1 '27-40 5s '19 M-S 5 21,000..Sept 1 ’27-'38
4 X s ’22 M-Na500,000-M ay 1 '32-’45 5/^s’22 M-S 110,000___ Mar 1 1932
\22,000___ Mar 1 1937
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 2052.;
4M s’22 M-Na300,000-Nov 1 ’34-’38 BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '23- $62,000
-s '23 - - . 165,000_______________ Total assess, val. 1923____ 1,346,515
fl0.000_.M ay 1 ’ 39-’40 Population in 1920 (Census)--3,636
3 0 .0 0 0 - M ay 1 '41-43 IN T. on 5H s 1922 at First Na­
25.000 _M ay 1 1944 tional Bank of Bakerton.
4 ^ s ’24 M -N alO.OOO__ M a y l 1945
25.000 _M ay 1 1946 WEST CHESTER.
This borough is the capital of Ches­
30.000 _M ay 1 1947
20.000 _M ay 1 1948 ter County. Incorp. March 1799.
(15,000___ M ay 1 1949 Bonds below are all subject to call,
f 22,000___ Jan 1 1941 and are tax-free.
General Loan.
I 20.000___ Jan 1 1942
4 ^ s ’25J-Ja( 10,000-.Jan 1 '43& '46 4s '11 A-O $15,000c_________ 1940
43,000c_________ 1944
1 10.000____Jan 1 1948 4s '14 J-J
41,000c_________ 1946
100.000- -Jan 1 ’49-’504s '10 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
l 38,000___ Jan 1 1951
43^s’25 A-Oaf 165,000-Apr 1 ’41-’51 4s '13 A-O $47,000c_________ 1941
\ 10. COO----Apr 1 1952 4s '16 P-A 58,000c_________ 1944
6,000c__ Mar 1 1941
Street Improvement Bonds.
4J£s’26 M-S 40,000c-Mar 1 '42-49 3s '97 F-A $2,000c_________ 1929
100.000c.Mar 1’50 &’51 3JtjsT0 A-O
2,000c----Apr 1 1933
Redem ption Bonds.
29,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1952
3}^s’97 A-O $1.600c__________1927
Road Impt. Bonds.
$3.000___ June 1 1940 BOND. D EBT Jan 1 '2 7 -- $300,600
101,000
45,000.-June 1 '41-49 Water debt (incl.)_______
4>is’26 J-D 30.000 __June 1 1950 Tot.val. '26(abt.J£act.)-.10,832,833
32.000 __June 1 1951 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$31.00
40.000 __June 1 1952 Pop'n 1910, 11,767; 1920. 11,717
1200.000- -June 1 '53-56 IN T. payable by Borough Treas.
40.000Dec 30 ’42-'49
WEST CHESTER SCHOOL DIST.
35.000- - -D ec 30 1952
3}<jS’05 A-O $28,000c*.-O ct 1 1935
4M s’27 J-D 70.000- --D e c 30 1953
55.000 _Dec 30 1954 4s '09 A-O 14.000c*--0ct I 1939
1150.000-D ec(Subject to call Oct. 1 1910)
1955-56
BOND .DEBT M ay 27 ’27$4,066.000 4s '17 J-D 63,000c*____Dec 1947
(Optional Dec. 1922.)
Assessed value, real_____160,507,638
Assessed value, personal. 27,531,821 4s '24 J-D 90,000c*.Dec 31 1954
Total assess, value 1927.188,039,459 BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '27- $195,000
19,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)1926$7-50 Floating debt (add’l)______
4,500
Pop’n 1910, 143.680; 1920-—188.992 Sinking fund______________
Court-house and jail bonds are Tot. ass’d val. '27 (>£ act.)_9,700,000
registered; all others coupon with School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27$16.00
privilege of registration.
Population 1925 (est.)_______ 12,000
§ IN T . at Union Tr. C o., Pitts­
INTEREST at the Farmers’ &
burgh; others at County Treas. office. Mechanics’ Tr. Co., Westchester.
Bonds are tax-free to holder,
W AYNESBORO.
This borough is in Franklin WEST HOM ESTEAD.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
County. All bonds are tax-free.
33^s'00 M -N $27,000c*_________1930 Inc. 1900. Population 1910, 3,009.
4s '05 J-J
20,000c*________ 1935
Street Improvement Bonds.
5)^s’21 J-J $20,000c.July 1 '31-’46
Sewer and Paving Bonds.
(Due $5,000 every 5 years.)
4H s’13 A-O $70,000c*_________1943
Street & Funding Bonds.
Municipal Impt. Bonds.
f$25.000c*.-July 1 1932 4H s’ 16 F-A $40,000.-Aug 1 '27-'46
R efu nding Bonds
4H s’ 17 J-J
25,OOOc*..July 1 1932
l 50,000c*..July 1 1937 4 jis ’08 J-J $25,000c__________1934
Sewer Bonds
W ater Bonds.
4H s’22 A-O $249.000c*Apr 1 ’28-’52 4s’01
J-D $12,000c__________1930
Fire Equip. & F unding Bonds. Street bonds_______________ $33,000
f$22,000c.__Jan 1 1936 BOND. DEBT Apr 1925-- $141,000
4K s'25 J-J
30,000c-..Jan 1 1941 Assess, val. real__________ 1,443,715
{ 20,000c...Jan 1 1946 Assess, val. personal______ 310,590
(For maturity see V. 114. n. 2397.) Other assessable property.-3,337,695
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1926 $289,000 Total assess, val. 1925____ 5,092,000
Water debt (add’l ) _______ 285,000 (Assessment about 80% actual.)
Sinking fund (add’l)______
74,000
F unding B onds.
Assess, value, real estate_ 5,602,290 4M s’27 F-A $40,000--Feb 1 ’41-’80
_
Assess, value personal_____ 269,360 Boro, tax (per $1,000) 1925--$11.00
Tot.ass’d val.'25(3-5 act.).5,871,650 Population 1910, 3,009; 1920, 3.435
INTEREST at Monongahela Trust
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_$12.00
_
Population 1910, 7,199; 1920._9.720 Co., Homestead._
IN T. at the office of the Treasurer
of the Burgess and Town Council of WEST LAMPETER TW P. S. D.
This district (P. O. Lancaster) is in
the Borough, on others at the First
Lancaster County.
National Bank, Waynesboro.
4H s’2 4 _ $115,000c.l933, '43, '53
_
4M s’26 - - 20,000r*_____________
W A Y N E S B O R O SCHOOL D IS T .
Bonds below are tax-free to holder. BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '27. $115,000
4s '11 J-J $60,000c_ July 1 1941 Sinking fund______________
_
11,850
(Optional after July 1 1926)
Tot. assess, val. '26 (M act.>2,500,000
3H s’02 J-D $ 10,000c__________1932 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’24-.$10.00
4s '07 J-D 20,000c__________1937 Population 1926 (ost.)________ 1,800
4Hs'12 J-D 50,000c.-M ay 31 1942
IN T . at Agricultural Trust &
(Subject to call June 1 1927)
Savings Co. o f Lancaster.
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '27- $140,000
Floating debt______________ 15.000 WEST LAWN'
Sinking fund________________ 60.000
This borough (P. O. Intervilla) is
Ass'd val. 1926 (60% act.)-6,600,000 in Berks County.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$18.00
Paving Bonds.
Population m 1920 (est.)_____11,500 4 ^ s ’25 M-S $40,000c.Sept 1 ’40-’45,
INT. at any Waynesboro bank.
'50 & '55
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 7 .- $49,000
Sinking fund______________
407
W AYNESBURG.
This borough is in Greene County. Assessed value 1926_______ 1,145,840
Inc. in 1816. Pop'n 1910. 3.545 Tax rate (per$l,000) 1927____ $12.00
1920, 3,332. Borough o f East Population in 1926____________2,500
Waynesburg was consolidated with
IN T . at Sinking Springs, Pa.
this borough on July 17— V. 117,
p. 1263.
WESTMONT SCHOOL DIST.
Funding and Paving Bonds.
All bonds below tax-free.
Date of Issue.
Oulstadn,
5 s '07 J-D $26 500C-..J& D'27-'37
(See V. 85, p. 1539. for maturity.) Sept 1 1914______ c*_______ $11,000
F u n din g B onds
Sept 1 1917______ c*_______ 20,000
4 ^ s ’26 A-O 126,800.-Oct 1 ’26-’55 Apr 11919______ c*_______ 24.000




11920_____ c* ________$45,000
11921_____ c*— .......... 20,000
11924_____ c * _______ 45,000
($3,000____ Mar 1 1930
4.000
M ar 1 1935
5.000
M ar 1 1940
5s '25 M-S
8.000
M ar 1 1945
12.000
_M ar 1 1950
_M ar 1 1955
16.000
BOND. D E B T Mar 25 '25 - $165,000
Floating debt_____________
4,500
Sinking fund________
19,573
Tot. ass’d val.'24 (40% act.)2,811.950
School tax (per $1,000) 1924 - _$37.50
Population in 1925____________2,100
Sept
July
June

_ _ _

144

[V ol. 124,
Ass’d val. ’27 (abt. 3-5 act.)5,514,135
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 27.S14.00
Population 1920, 2,797; 1927—5,200
IN T . payable at Citizens Nat’l
Bank, Bellevue, Pa.
W H IT E H A L L T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. Catasauqua)
is in Lehigh County.
Im provement Bonds.
4s T5 J-J
$9,700c__________ 1935
4s T7 M -N 20,000c__________ 1937
5s ’ 20 F-A 21,800c__________1940
4 ^ s ’22 J-J 25,000c___________ 1942
4H s’25 F -A / 30,000cAug 1’30’35’40
i 20 ,000 c.-.A u g 1 1945
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $126,500
W ESTM O RELAN D COUNTY.
Floating debt (add’l)______ $11,660
County seat is Greensburg.
Sinking fund______________
23,044
Funding Bonds {Tax free.)
4s '09 J-J $99,000c_ July 1 1934 Assess, val., real estate____5,557,453
_
Assess, val., personal_____ 654,480
(Subject to call July 1 1929.)
Total assess, val. 1926____6,211,933
Road Bonds {Tax free.)
4 ^ s ’ 13 J-J $200,000___ July 1 1933 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926.-$34.00
(Sub.to call $100,000 Ju lyl’28&’33.) Population (estimated) 1926- -12,000
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-J $200,000___________1935
(Sub. to call$100,000-Jan. 1'30&’35. W IL K E S -B A R R E .
4 s '16 J-J 499,000-July 1 ’3 6 & ’41
Wilkes-Barre is In Luzerne County.
(Subject to call $250,000 July 1 1936 Inc. May 14 1871. All street-paving
and $249,000 July 1 1941.)
bonds subject to call after one year.
5s '21 M-S 375,000___ Sept 1 1931
C itv Im provement Bonds
5}^s'21 M-S J333,000--Sept 1 ’32-’40 3J-Ss’99 F-A $ 12.000c.Aug 1 ’27-’29
\ 42,000____Sept 1 1941 4s ’05 J-J 164.00 0c..Y rly to 1935
f 75 .000 --.N ov 1 1933 $16,000 yea-ly to 1930 and $20,000
4 K s’ 23M -N {200,000-N ov 1 ’42&’48
yearly to 1935.)
1.100,000_ Nov 1 1953 4 ^ s ’09J-D $98.000c____ 1927-1938
_
4s '25 J-J 1100,000___ July 1 1935 ($9,000 yearly to 1928 and $8,000
(400,000. July 1 '40 & '45
yearly to 1938.)
4s '27 A-O 1100,000___ Apr 1 1937 4H s’12 A-0$230,000......... ..................
1200,000. -Apr 1 ’42-’47
($10,000 yearly to 1931, $17,000
BD. D EBT Mar 1 ’2 7 .. $2,332,877
yearly 1933-1942.)
Sinking fund___________
1,442,123 4J4sT5 J-J $320.000c..Jan 1 ’28-’29
Net debt_______________ 1,364,472 (See V. 100, p. 662, for maturity.)
Tot.ass’d val.’26(l£ act.>173,561,706 4 ^ s ’ 19 A-O 145,000.-Oct 1 ’28-’37
State & Co.tax(per $l,000)’25-_$8.00 5s T9 A-O 245,000 ____ 1937-1947
Pop’n 1910, 231,304; 1920--273.568
(100,000____July 1 1928
IN T. payable at County Treas­ 4 ^ s ’23 J-J ( 60,000..July 1 ’29-’31
urer’s office.
[ 60,000--July 1 ’ 32-33
4 K s’24 M-S 200;000_.Sept 1 ’30-’49
WEST NORRISTOWN TWP. SCH. 4 K s ’25 M-S 900,000.-M ar 1 ’36-’55
R efu n d in g Bonds.
DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Norristown) is 3}^s’99 F-A $27,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’29
43^s’22 J-J 90,000.-July 1 ’28-’35
in Montgomery County.
S treet Paving Bonds.
$12,000____ Mar 11931
15,000____ Mar 11936 5s ’26 A-O $53,400____Oct 1 1931
5s ’26 J-D 39,800___ Dec 1 1931
TOTAL D EBT Jan 1 ’27-13,193,900
Floating debt (add’l)_____
357,573
Sinking fund (cash )._____
157,589
19,000____ Mar 11941 Total assess, val. 1927___104,300,654
24,000____ Mar 11946 City tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 27-$13.00
58,000-Mar 1 '51 &'56 Pop’n 1910, 67,105; 1920, 73,833
T Mar 1 5 '2 7 . $135,900
All bonds held within the State
Sinking fund______________
3,205 are subject to a State tax of 4 mills.
Assessed valuation 1926_ 2,083,560 Non-residents are exempt.
_
Population (estimated)______ 2,000
IN T . on $164,000 4s at U. S. M tg.
WEST PITTSTON.
IN T . borough Montgomery Trust & Tr. Co. in N. Y .; on $230,000 4Ha
This at the (P. O. Pittston) is
C o., Norristown. Pop’n, 1910, 6,848; at Columbia Tr. C o., N . Y .; on oth­
in Luzerne Co.
ers at Treasurer’s office.
1920, 6,968.
Paving Bonds.
4s '03 M-S $14,000c..................1933 WILKES-BARRE CITY SCH. DIS.
1929
6s '19 M -N 8,000c........
B uilding Bonds {Tax-free).
General Impt. Bonds.
4J^s’09 M -N S300,000c.-N ov 1 1936
5s '13 J-J $25,0 0 0c...Ja n 1 1938 4H s’ 12 M -N 100,000c..M ay 1 1934
(Optional beginning Jan. 1 1923)
4J£s’14 J-J
50,000c..June 1 1936
30,000c—Jan 1 1930
5s '15 F-A ]$10,000c-.-1926-1930 4 K s’ 15 J-J
t 10.500c— .1931-1935 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '27 $480,000
Sewer, Paving & Fire T ruck Bds Ass. val .’27 (abt .80 % act ,)100,000.000
5s '20 J-J $19.000______________ School tax (per $1,000) 1927—$15.00
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '27. $82,500 Pop’n 1910, 67,105; 1927, 78,000
Assess, val. 1926_________ 4,448,210
INT. at School Treasurer’s office.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_$50.90
IN T. at West Side Bk., W. Pitts. WILKES-BARRE TWP. SCH.DIS.
Adjacent to the city of WilkesBarre but has no political connection.
WEST PITTSTON SCH. DIST.
High S ch ool Bldg. {Tax-free).
($25,0 0 0 c.-.A p r 1 1931
40,000c. ..A p r 1 1936 5s T4 M -N $ 12.000. -N ov 1 ’27-’32
4K s'26A -0 j 55,000c_ Apr 1 1941 BOND. D EBT Nov 2 1914 $98,000
_
70,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1946 Assess, val. T4 (2-3 act.)..5,096,007
{ 85,000c_ Apr 1 1951 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918_ $10.00
_
_
IN T . payable in Wilkes-Barre.
4H s’08 J-D $22,000c_Dee 1 '26-'38
TOTAL D EBT Apr. 28 '27 $26,000
Tot.assess .val. '27 (60 % act) 4,500,000 W IL K IN S B U R G .
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$25.00
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Population in 1925 (est.)______ 9,000 Inc. Oct. 5 1887. Pop. 1910. 18,924;
1920, 24,403. All bonds tax-free.
4Ms’ 17 F-A $132.000_____________
WEST POTTS GROVE S. D.
This district (P. O. Potts Grove) (Due on various dates from Feb. 1
1923-1947.)
is in Northumberland County.
5s
J-J
95.OOOc_.Jan 1 ’28-'46
S ch ool B onds.
Grade Crossing E lim ination.
($10,000___________ 1936
4 K s’26 . — 15,000___________ 1946 4>£sT4 J-J $85,000c_July 1 ’28-'44
95,000.-Oct 1 ’27-'45
l 25,000___________ 1956 4Ms’ 15 A-O
Street Bonds
BONDED D E B T _____________(?)
3Hs'00 J-J $12,000c.July 10 '27-30
4s ’04 J-J
18.000c.July 1 ’28-’34
WEST T A Y L O R TOW NSHIP.
This twp. (P. O. Johnstown) is in 4J*s'12 M-S 38 000..S ep t 1 ’27-’42
Cambria County.
f 63,000c.M ar 1 ’ 28-’36
88,000c.M ar 1 '37-44
R oad im pt. Bonds.
5s’ 16 J-D ]$11,000c-..June 15, 1931 4 K s’23M -S ( 14,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1945
21,000c_ Mar 1 1946
_
t 12.500c--.June 15 1936
I 24,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1947
BOND. DEBT May 29 '27 23,334
I140,000c-Mar 1 '48-’52
Ass’d val. '27 (abt. 70% act.) 640,000
Sewer Bonds.
Twp tax rate (per $1,000) '27—$4 30
$27,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’36
Population in 1926____________1,208
I 45.000c.M ar 1 '37-’45
4}£s’23 M -Si 8,0 00c-..M a r 1 1946
WEST READING.
10,0 0 0 c ...M a r 1 1947
This borough (P. O. Reading) Is
l 60,000c_Mar 1 ’48-’52
in Berks County.
Street and Sewer B onds.
Borough Bonds.
'25 F-A$100,0004 ^ s ’27 F-A$100,000c- Feb 1 ’37-’56 4s B orough B onds. . Aug 1 '30-’49
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 1559)
($70,000c ..J a n 1 ’37-’50
BONDED D E B T .___________ (?)
51,000c._Jan ’51-53
Population 1926______________ 2,921 4J£s’27 J-J \ 54,000c__Jan 1 '54-56
l
1
T urner S ch ool B ldg. B onds.
WEST VIEW.
($30,00 0 c___ 1941-1946
This borough is in Allegheny Co. 4 s '27 — ( 75,000c____1947-1951
-s '08
—
$7,500__________ 1928
80,000c------1952-1955
-s TO
10,000__________ 1940
1 15.000c__________ 1956
-s ’ l l
...
5,000___________ 1941
High School Bldg. B onds.
-s '14
7,500.................... 1944
-s '16
10.000___________1936 4s '27 . . _ $100,0 0 0 c____1937-1956
TOTALJDEBT Apr 1 ’27 .$1,177,000
4Hs
--.
8,000----------------- 1947 Assessed valuation 1927.-34,151,976
4 Jis’23 M-S 15,000____Mar 1 1943
f 5,000c— Jan 1 1933 INTEREST payable in Wilkinsburg
4Ms’25J-J |20,000c.Jan 1'41 &’47 at Wilkinsburg First National Bank.
Tax exempt.
1.20,000c.Jan 1 '52 &’55
4 K s’26 J-J
65,000c.July 1 ’34-’55
Sewer & Bridge Bonds
W IL K IN S B U R G SCH O OL D IS T .
4M s’14 F-A ($20,000...F e b 1 1934 4s '98 M -N $6,000c_ M ay 1 1928
_
\ 30,000—-Feb 1 1944 4s '02 M-S 10.000c._Mar 31 1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '27. $265,000 4s '06 M -N 75,000c..Apr 30 1936
Assessment debt (add’l) _
_
78,133 4s '08 M -N 74,00 0c..N ov 16 1938
Floating debt_____________
8,000 4Ms'10 M -N140,000c_.M ay 16 1940
Sinking fund______________
39,796 4>£s’16 J-D 225,000c. June 1 ’28-’46

1

J une, 1927.]
WILKINSBURG S. D. (Concl
4a ’ 17 F-A 125,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’46
4}$s’22 F-A 135,0 0 0 c ...F e b 1 1951
4&4)£s’26M-S 200,000 Sept 2 ’27-46
BON D. DEBT Apr 13 ’2/31,290,000
Sinking funds___________
53,000
Total val. (80% act.) ’27-35,500,000
School tax (per $1 000) 1927..$17.00
Population (est.)______ 1_____ 28,000
IN T . on Issue o f 1898 at Chase
Nat. Bank, N. Y .; on bonds of 1908
and 1910 at Treasurer’s office; on ah
others at First Nat. Bank, Wllkinsburg. Bonds are tax-free to holder

DELAWARE—DEBT OF STATE
Ass’d val. 1927 (3-5 act.)..3,178,677
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927------$27.00
IN T . payable at Wlndber.

WOODLAWN.
This borough Is In Beaver County.
5Ms’ 21 J-J/$100,000*. July 1 ’32-’48
1 22,000___ June 1 1951
* $20,000 every five years, except­
ing the last maturity, which is 3
vears from preceding payment '
4K s
J-J J 8,000c.. .July 1 1928
[125,000c.July 1 ’29-’53
4 K s’26 J-J 200,000..July 1 ’32-’51
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’26. $336,000
Sinking fund_____________
52.519
WILKINS TWP. SCH. DIST.
Assessed valuation 1926. 12,622,176
This district is in Allegheny Co.
4H s’ 12 A-O 515,000c___ 1927-1937 Total tax (per $1,000) '26____$15.00
_s T6 . . .
25,000c___1935-1943 Population in 1920---------------- 12,495
-s ’20 . . .
3,000c.......
1929
BOND. DEBT Apr 22 ’27. $43,000 WOODLAWN SCHOOL DIST.
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
Sinking fund_____________
3,500
f$20,000c. ..M a y 1 1930
Assess, val. '27 (70% act.)_2,1000,00
School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$25.00 4)4aT0M-Ni 20 ,000 c...M a y 1 1935
] 21,000c_ M ay 1 1940
_
Population (est.)______________3,200
IN T. at Turtle Savings & Trust Co. 446sT2 M-N 80.000c_____Nov 1941
4H s’ 17 M -N 64.000-.N ov 1 ’27-’47
4Ms'23 A-Of 55.000___ Apr 1 1929
WILLIAMSPORT.
1384,000.. Apr 1 ’30-’53
This city is the county seat of L y­
4 jCs’26 J-D 100,000.-June 1 ’32-’56
coming Co. Incorp. Jan. 25 1866.
BOND. DEBT June 3 ’26 $847,000
R efu nd . Bonds (Opt. beg. 1909.)
val.’23(26%act) 12,128,359
3H s’99 M-S $81,000c*.Sept 1 1929 Tot.ass’d (per $1,000) 1923___$15.00
Tax rate
Impt. Bonds.
3J^s’05 M-N$ 19,900c*.-N ov 1 1935 Population in 1920__________ 12,495
INT at Woodlawn Trust Co.
4Ms
J-J
3 5 ,0 0 0 c * ....____ 1948
(Optional after 1928-1
4J^s’21 M -S 1 8 5 ,0 0 0 c * --M a r 1 1951 YEADON SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
This district (P. O. Yeadon) is in
.8 ’24 . . . 100,000c*_____________
4 ^ s ’25 J-J
60,000___ July 1 1955 Delaware County. Bonds are taxexempt.
(Optional July 1 1935.)
4 K s’ 17 A-O $65.000c*..A pr 7 1947
Street Bonds.
4fl ’ 17 J-J $60.000c*..July 1 1947 5M s’21 F-A 32.500c*due in 30 years
4J4s'25 A-O 53,000c*_due in 30 yrs
(Subject to call July 1 1927.)
TO T.DEBT M ay 1 '2 5 6 .. $150,500
Sewer Bonds.
4}*s’ 23 J-D$100,000c*............... 1953 T ot.assess.val.’25 (approx)2.500,000
School tax rate (per $1,000)'25 $12.50
(Optional 1933)
IN T. on 4H s o f 1917 payable at
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 5 .. $580,000
Assess, val. ’25(70%act.).31,568,175 Landsdowne Trust C o ., Landsdowne;
City tax (par $1,000) 1925.--$13.00 on others at Landsdowne Nat. Bank,
Pop'n 10, 31,860: '20_______ 36.198 Landsdowne. ______
State tax on bonds paid by city.
YORK.
I N I . at Treasurer’s office.
York is the county seat of York Co.
Ino. as borough Sept. 24 1787; as city
WILLIAMSPORT SCH. DIST.
Jan. 11 1887. Several suburban dis­
4.20s’ 13J-J $175,000..July 1 ’ 29-’38 tricts were annexed early in 1900.
(Part due every 5 years.)
Im provement Bonds (Tax-free).
f$15,000c--Sept 1 1929
f$47,000.. .N o v 1 1929
434s’ 19 M -N i 57,000____ Nov 1 1934 4>£s’19 M-S 90,000cSeptl’34-39-44
45,00 0c...S ep t 1 1948
72,000____ N ov 1 1939
50.000 __May 1 1934
[87,000____ N ov 1 1944 4>Ss’22
50.000 __May 1 1941
M-N
5s ’20 J-D 175,000 .........................
100,000____ May 1 1951
(Part each 5 years.)
4.10s’25F-A 500,000. Aug 1 1929-’50 4 J£s’ 14 F-A 175,000c.Apr 1 ’29-’43
(Due $45,000 every 5 years)
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 495.)
[29,000. .A pr 15 ’31-’37 4H s’25J-D / 152,000r* June 1 ’28-’45
t 90,000r* June 1 '46-’55
25.000- . .A pr 15 1934
3 3 ,0 0 0 ...A pr 15 1940 4 K s’26 J-J 115,000--July 1 '31-51
Highway Bonds (Tax-free)
4.10s’27A-O 138,000_ Apr 15 1943
_
42.000- ..A p r 15 19463H s’00 A-O $33,500____Apr 1 1930
3
49.000- ..A p r 15 1949 ^ s ’02 M-S 59,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1932
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1923.)
[55,000— Apr 15 1952
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 ’27 .$1,413,000 3J£s’03 F-A $27,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1933
Sinking fu n d s___________
160,644
Fire Departm ent (Tax-free).
Feb 1 1932
Total val. (70% act.) ’2,-35,691,925 344s’02 F-A $20,000c
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S17.00 (Subject to call after Feb. 1 1922.)
Population (est.)__________ 42,659 344s’03 M -N $l 1,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1933
IN T . at Susquehanna Trust Co., (Subject to call after M ay 1 1923.)
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
Williamsport.
, a -no r
65,000____Dec 1 1928
4s ud J - D j 70 0 0 0 ____ D e c l 1933
WILMERDING SCHOOL DIST.
[35,000____ July 1 1930
This district is in Allegheny Co.
4Ms’ 15 J-J (60,000.-July 1 ’35&’40
Bonds are tax-free.
[40,000____ July 1 1944
4H s’ 12 M-N$30,000e* ...1927-193?
F unding Bonds (Tax-free).
4,000c*..O ct 10 1927
5.000c*..O ct 10 1932 4s T2 xM-S $35,000...M ar 30 1932
4 ^ s ’22A-0
6,OOOc*-.Oct 10 1937 (Subject to call after Mar 30 1917.)
8,000c*. .O ct 10 1942 4s T2 J-J $42.500____ July 1 1932
(Subject to call July 1 1922.)
, 7,000c*._0ct 10 1947
$8,500____ Apr 1 1929
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 '26.
$72,000
_
Ass’dval. ’26 (abt.65%act) 6,000,000 4% s’ 14 A-O 10.000 _ Apr 1 1934
10.000 __ Apr 1 1939
School tax (per $1,000) 1925--$18 00
18,500____ Apr 1 1943
Population in 1925 (est)...........7,000
IN T . at East Pittsburgh National GEN. BD. D T . Jan 1 ’2 7 -$ l.427,000
Sinking funds____________ 386,301
Bank of Wilmerding.
Assess, val. real_________ 47,320,405
WILSON.
Assess, val. personal_____1,911,205
Assess, val., other property
18,250
See Clairton.
Tot. asses.val.’2 7(L act.). 49,249,860
City tax (per $1,000) 1927___$9.50
WILSON BORO. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Easton) is in Populat’n in TO, 44,750: 1920- 47.512
IN T . payable at Guardian Trust
Northampton County.
4Hs'18 . . . $60,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1948 C o., York.
(Subject to call begin’g Aug. 1 1923.)
f$20,000c_Jan 1 ’31 & '36 YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
5s ’21 J-J ( 45,000cJanl’41,’ 46,'51
All bonds are tax-free.
4J4s
100,000c______________ 4s ’99 J-D $27,000r__ June 1 1928
B O N D . D E B T A pr 13 ’26- $406,000 3 >fs’03 J-J
50,000r*_. July 1 1933
Sinking fund______________
73,108 (Subject to call beg. July 1 1928.)
Total assessed value 1926
4s T6 M -N / 5,000___ Nov 1 1935
(35% act.)_____________5,800,000
175,000--N ov 1 ’ 36-’40
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26$20.00
[10,000..Sept 1 ’27-’28
Population in 1926____________9,000 5J£s’21 F-A (50,000-.Sept 1 ’29-’33
120,000___ Sept 1 1934
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP.
4Ms’25M -N [437,000c.M ay 1 ’27-’45
This township (P. O. Reynolds1240,000c.May 1 ’46-’55
ville) is in Jefferson County.
B O N D . DEBT Mar 1 ’27- $914,000
Road Bonds.
Sinking fund____________
28,242
4>3s'24 A-O f$20,000c*0ctl ’39& ’46 Ass’d v a l. ’27 (% a ct.)_ 48,000,000
_
l 15,000 c * ..O c t 1 1954School tax (per $1,000) 1927-.S14.00
BOND. DEBT M ay 3 ’27. $35,000 Population in 1927 (est)_____55,000
Assess, val. ’27 (actual)_ 1,841,313
_
bonds of
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927-..$10.00 at IN T. on coupon Co., Phila. 1903
Northern Trust
Population 1920 (Census)_____3,559
IN T . at Peoples Nat. Bank of
Reynoldsville.
YORK COUNTY.
York is the county seat.
WINTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
General Impt. Bonds.
($15,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1931
This district (P. O. Winton) is in
Lackawanna County.
43^s’26 J-J ■ 40,000c.July 1 ’36&’41
4M s’24 F-A $65,000.-Aug 1 ’35-’42
25,000___ July 1 1946
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’26. $87,000
I 35,000___ July 1 1951
Floating debt (add ’1)______
16,000
Marshall House Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
750 4 ^ s ’ 19 . . . $50,000______ _____ _
Total assess, val. 1925 (4-5
C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
actual)_________________ 2,967,590 4s ’ 98 A-O $75,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1928
_
School tax (per $1,000) 1925--$30.00 3.65s’99M-S" 46,000r_ Sept 1 1929
IN T . at First Nat. Bank o f Jessup.
R efunding Bonds.
3 K s’00 Dec $30,000c_Dec 15 ’27-’30
WINDBER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
(Part every 5 years.)
B uilding Bonds (Tax-free).
Toll Road Impt. Bonds.
_
44£s’ 12 F-A $40,000c— .A ug 1 1927 444sT9 J-D $43,000_ Dec 10 1948
’32, ’ 37 & ’42
(Optional Dec. 10 1924.)
4M s’24 A-O 170,000c.Apr 1 ’26-’44
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 ’27. $190,000 3 ^ s ’02MN $94,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’32
(Part every 5 years.)
Sinking fund______________
10.000




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Bridge Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
...
$4,500_______________
3 K s’02 M-NS38,000c— -N ov 1 1932 44£s
4s
_
_
2,000c______________
Road Bonds.
4M s’22 ...1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 _______________ BOND. DEBT Apr 7 ’26____ $48,500
4M s’23 ...1 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 _______________ Cash on band____________
23,317
25.000
---------------- July 11931d e b t______________
Floating
2,100
50.000
___________July 11936
Total assess, val. 1926____ 1,496,905
4 K s’26 J-J
75,000___ July 1 1941 Population 1910. 1,388; 1920, 1,870
100,000___ July i 1946
125,000. .July 1 ’51-’56
BOND. D T. M ay 27 ’27.$2,881,000 ZERBE TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST
Sinking fund.
________
336,730
This district (P. O. Trevorton) is
Assess, val. 1927_______ 78,742,601 in Northumberland County.
County tax (per $1,000) ’27_-$10.00
High S chool Bldg. (Tax-free).
Pop’n in 1910, 136,405: 1920, 144,521 4 K s’ 17 M-S $65,000__________ 1947
INT. at office of County Treas.
(Dist. reserves the right to redeem
bonds as follows: $10,000 after 5
ZELIENAPLE.
yrs., $10,000 in 10 yrs., $10,000 in
This borough is in Butler County.
15 yrs., $12,000 in 20 yrs. and
W ater & Electric L ight Bonds.
$13,000 in 25 yrs.)
4K s
. . . $13,000_______________ BOND. DEBT May 17 ’27 $12,500
3.60s
7.500c_______________ Ass’d val. ’27 (60% a c t .)..4,750,716
Sewer & W ater-W orks B onds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926
$14.00
4K s
$3,500c______________ Population in 1926 (est.)_ 3,200
_

State of Delaware.
ITS

D E B T, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State___________ One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)___________________ 2,050
State Capital_______________________________________ Dover
Gov. (term exp. 3d Tues. Jan. 1929)..R obert R. Robinson
Lieut.-Gov. (term exp. 3d Tues. Jan. 1929).J. Hall Anderson
Sec’y of State (term expires with Governor)._W m. G. Taylor
Treasurer_______________________________ Thos. S. Fouraere
Auditor (term expires Jan. 1929)..Joseph Morris Harrington
Attorney-General (term expires 1st Tuesday Jan. 1929),
Clarence A. Southerland

LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Tuesday in
January, and pay is limited to 60 days.
HISTORY OF D E B T .— The historical details of Delaware’s State debt
from 1865 to 1894 will be found in the “ State and City Supplement” of
April 1894, page 72. The present extent and condition o f the debt and
resources o f the State are given below.
Cer. to Delaware College.
4 K s’21 J-Jl,829.000c...Jan 1 1961
6s’ 77 J-J $83.000_____ Perpetual
(Optional at 105 after Jan. 1 1922.)
R efu nding Bonds
_
4H s’22 J-Jl,000,000c_ Jan 1 1962
4s ’07 J-D$230,000c...June 1 1932
(Optional at 105 after Jan. 1 1923.)
Hospital Bonds.
4s ’22 J-J 400,000c___ Jan 1 1962
4s ’ 15 J-J $40,000c______________ (Optional at 105 after Jan. 1 1923.)
(Due $5,000 on July 1 in even 4 ^ s ’23 J-J 600,000c____Jan 1 1963
numbered years.)
(Optional at 105 after Jan. 1 1924.)
W omen’s College Impt. Bonds. 4 ^ s ’ 23 J-J 715,000c____Jan 1 1963
4s ’ 17 A-O 367.000._Apr 1 28 ’42
(Optional at 105 after Jan. 1 1924.)
4Ms’25 A-O 230,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’72 4s ’ 24 J-J 500,00Or*
Jan 1 1964
R efunding.
(Optional at 105 after Jan. 1 1925.)
3s ’97 J-D $245,000___ Dec 1 1927 4s ’ 24 J-J 280,00Or*
Jan 1 1964
(Subiec Ho call after Dec. 1 1922.)
(Optional at 105 after Jan. 1 1925.)
Cert, to Sinking Fund.
4s ’25 J-J 500,00 0c...Ja n 1 1965
4s ’09 J-J $20,000____June 1 1932 (Optional at 105 after Jan 1 1926)
State Funding Bonds.
4s ’26 J-J 500,000c_ Jan 1 1966
_
4s ’25 J-J $500,00 0c...Ja n 1 1965
(Redeemable Jan. 1 1928)
Highway Bonds.
4s ’26 J-J 250,0 0 0 c...J a n 1 1966
4>£s’ 18 J-J $600.000c
Jan 1 1958
(Optional at 105 Jan. 1 1927)
4 K s’ 19 J-J 500,000___ Jan 1 1959
(Optional 1920.)
4 K s’20 J-J $1,000,000.-Jan 1 1960
(Optional at any time.)
INTEREST.— On bonds o f 1906 is payable at the office of School Fund
Trustee; refunding bonds o f 1897 at the Philadelphia National Bank in
Philadelphia; on hospital and women’s college improvement bonds at the
Farmers’ Bank in Wilmington, and on others at the Farmers’ Bank in Dover.
TOTAL DEBT.— The total bonded debt of the State on June 30 1926 was
$9,826,785. Assets of the State on June 30 1926 totaled $17,235,673 and
consisted of the following: State Treasurer’s cash balance, $4,794,637,90;
uncollected tax assessments (estimated), $405,605.47; investments (General
Fund), $394,500; investments (Sinking Fund), $1,592,500; investments
(Ferris Indus. School), $14,500; investments (School Fund), $944,407; and
property owned by State having an estimated value of $9,001,377.54.
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The total assessed valuation o f the State
in 1914 was $108,439,104. No assessment for State purposes since then.
No assessment is made inasmuch as there is no direct State tax in Delaware.
The nearest approach to a total for the State is to take the county assess­
ments for county purposes. For 1926 the aggregate of these county
assessments was $245,758,354.
DEBT LIM ITATION.— The new constitution (adopted June 4 1897)
does not contain any general provisions authorizing bond issues or limiting
the debt-making power, except that it—
(1) Forbids the State (Article 8, Sec. 3) to borrow money or create debt,
“ but pursuant to an Act of the General Assembly passed with the con­
currence of three-fourths o f all the members elected to each House, except
to supply casual deficiencies, repel invasion, suppress insurrections, defend
the State in war or pay existing debts.”
(2) Forbids any county, city, town or other municipality (Article 8,
Sec. 8) to "lend its credit or appropriate money to, or assume the debt
of, or become a shareholder or joint owner in, or with, 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 or under general law” ; “ but tne 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)J rests with the General Assembly, and
the General Assembly always passes Special Acts to provide for special
occasions and needs.
By Section 53 o f Article V III, Chapter 160, Laws of 1921, as amended
by Chapter 177, Laws of 1923, authority is conferred upon any school
district or special school district to issue bonds to carry out the building
program of said district as approved by the State Board of Education
(with a provision that no grounds shall be purchased or contracts made
in contemplation of the issuance of such bonds); the limit to incur debt
for that purpose is fixed at 5% o f the assessed value of real and personal
property of the issuing district. Bonds issued by virtue of the section
are to bear interest at a rate not exceeding 6 %, are to run not longer than
twenty-five years, to be sold at not less than par, principal and interest to
be made payable at the branch of Farmers’ Bank in the county in which
said bonds are issued, and are exempted from all State, county or municipal
taxes. The section also provides that all bond issues must be voted upon
at a special election.
STATE INCOME T A X LAW .— At the 1917 session of the State Legisla­
ture there was enacted a State Revenue Income Tax Law, this being done
by amending Chapter 6 of the Revised Code, and adding what was then
known as Article 31 (later amended by Chapter 30, Laws of 1919). At
the 1921 session of the Legislature, however, the law was repealed by
Chapter 9, Laws of 1921, and a new law enacted, which was further slightly
amended in 1923 by Chapter 16, Laws of 1923. Under the law which was
in force until Nov. 1 1921, all income records or matters pertaining thereto
were in charge of the State Treasurer, but the duties have now been trans­
ferred to the State School Tax Department. The law as it now stands
levies a tax of 1 % of the net income not in excess of $3,000, 2 % of the amount
of net income in excess of $3,000, but not in excess of $10,006, and 3% of
the net income in excess of $10,000. All citizens or residents of the State
whose income is $1,000 or more are taxable. In the case of a single person,
exemption of $1,000, and in the case of the head of a family, or a married
person living with husband or wife, a personal exemption of $2,009 is allowed.
The revenue derived under this law is for school purposes.

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M A R Y L A N D —D E B T OF STA TE

INVESTMENT OF TRU ST FUNDS.— Chapter 226, Sectien 3. of the
Laws o f 1909, provides as follows:
Sec. 3.— Excepting where instruments creating trusts prescribe otherwise,
trustees named in wills or appointed by the Chancellor may hereafter invest
the funds of their trusts in securities o f the following classes ond kinds, vis.:
(а) Stocks and bonds and interest-bearing obligations of the United
States for which the faith and credit o f the United States are pledged to
provide for the payment o f the interest and principal thereof, including
the bonds o f the District o f Oolumbia;
(б) Stocks and bonds and interest-bearing obligations of the State of
Delaware and o f any other State of the United States, issued pursuant to
the authority o f the law relating thereto:
(c) Stocks and bonds o f any county o f the State o f Delaware and of any
county o f any State o f the United States, issued pursuant to the authority
o f the law relating thereto:
(d) Stocks and bonds of any school district o f the State of Delaware,
issued for school purposes and pursuant to the authority o f the law relating
thereto:
(e) Stocks and bonds and interest-bearing obligations of any incorporated
city or town of the 3t>ate o f Delaware or of any of the States o f the United
States, issued pursuant to the authority of the law relating thereto, for the
payment o f which the faith and credit o f the municipality issuing the same
are pledged:
(f) Bonds o f either natural persons or corporations, secured by first
mortgage on productive real estate, free from prior encumbrances;
(q) Bonds o f railroads, transportation and public service corporations,
secured by mortgage upon the property, plants and systems o f such cor­
porations:
(h) Collateral trust bonds o f 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
o f 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 o f trust funds therein:
(t) Car trust certificates and equipment trust bonds;
(j ) Underlying securities o f railroad, transportation and public service
corporations, bearing guaranteed dividends, where no default in dividends
has occurred after the guaranty;
(it) Such other securities as may be approved by the Chancellor.
By the laws o f 1911 this section was amended by inserting a proviso
that “ tne foregoing specification o f classes o f securities in which trustees
may invest the funds o f their estates, shall not be construed to relieve said
trustee from the duty o f exercising due care in the investment of said funds.”
BANK INVESTMENT LIM ITATION.— Under Section 13 of the Bank
Act, passed by the 1921 Legislature, it is provided: “ No bank or trust
company shall invest more than twenty-five per centum o f its total capital,
surplus and undivided profits in the stock, bonds or other obligations
o f any one corporation or political entity or political division, except bonds
or other obligations o f the United States, or of the State of Delaware, or
o f any county, city, town or school district in the State.”
TA XA TIO N OF BONDS.— We are unofficially advised that bonds
issued by the State o f Delaware a'nd its political subdivisions are not
taxed under any law o f the State.
POPULATION OF STATE.91,53211830 ______ 72,7.49
1920____<?223,003 1890_____168.493 1850.
78,085 181®........ 72,674
1910____*202,322 1880_____146,608 1840.
70,74811800____ 64,273
1900____zl84,735 1870_____125.015 1830.
1860_____112.216
11790____ 69,096
a Includes30,335negroes. * Includes 31,181 negroes x Includes 30,697
CITIE S. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OF DELAW ARE.
CLAYMONT SPECIAL SCH. DIST
This district is in Newcastle Co.
S chool B uilding Bonds.
5M s’22M-N$240,000r*_Nov l ’27-’47
BON D. D EBT Apr 6 ’27 -- $242,000
Sinking fund______________
24,500
Total assess, val. 1927
(62)4 % actual)________ 6,700,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $3.70
Population ----------------------------4,500
IN T . at the Farmers’ Bank, Wil­
mington.
—
DELMAR.
P. O. Delmar, Sussex County, Del.
Sewer Bonds.
5s’27 M -N $1,000,000c M ay 1 ’31-’57
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 2021.)
BONDED D E B T ___________
(?)I
Population, 1920, 1,291.
DOVER.
This town is in Kent County.
Street & Im provement Bonds.
4J4s’09 A-Oz$75,OOOc____Oct 1 1959
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1929.)
4J4s’09 J-Di25,000____Dec 1 1959
(Subject to call after Dec. 1 1929.)
4s
M-N$42,000______
- -1959
BOND. DEBT April 1926- $279,000
Assess, val., real estate.. .4,277,620
Assess, val., personal_____
3,055
Assess, val., other property 843,540
Assessed valuation 1920___5,124,215
Tax rate (per SI,000) 1920_ SlO.70
_
Pop’n '26. 7,000: ’20 (Census) 4,042
x IN T . at Farmers’ Bk. o f Dover.
DOVER SPECIAL SCH. DIST.
Tills district is in Kent County5sg '23 A-OS15O.OO0e-.Apr 1 ’28-’46
BOND. DEBT M ay 21 ’26. $177,000
Tot .ass’d val.e’25 (M act.) .4,215,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) '25. $6.25
Population in 1920----------------- 4,200
IN T . at Farmers’ Bank, Dover.
KENT COUNTY.
County seat is Dover.
Loan o f 1913.
4 )4 s g T 3 J-D $85,006c_June 1 1933
Road Bonds.
5s g T3 J-.T $30,000c. July 1 ’33-38
5s T5 J-J 15,003______ 1939-1941
5s T6 J-J 10.000c------- 1942-1943
5s g T6 J-J 20,000c. July 1 ’44-’47
5s T6 J-J 25,000..July 1948-’52
5s T9 J-.T 40,000.-July 1 ’39-’42
5s ’20 J-J 50,000..July 1 ’47-56
60,000c. .Apr 1 ’28-'30
434s’22 A-O U 50.000c-.A pr 1 ’31-’35
200,000c. .Apr 1 ’36-’40
50,000c_ Apr 1 1941
_
(County reserves right to redeem this
issue on Apr. 1 1927 or any interest­
paving datethereafter at 105&int.)
4J4g;23 M-S 150.000c.Mar l ’42-’44
_
434g’24A -0| 20,000c_ Apr 11935
\375,000c.Apr 1 ’36-’50
I 68.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30
4J4g’24 A-OU 00.000c.Apr 1 ’30-’34
I 5,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1935
4)4g’24M-SJ 50,0 0 0 c...M a r 11945
1300,000c. Mar 1 ’46-’50
434s’24A-OJ 20,0 0 0 c ...A p r 11935
\375,000—Apr 1 ’36-’50
4j^s’25 A-O 300,000c*.0ct 1 ’28-’42
[10,000--July 1 ’30-’34
5s ’26 J-J ( 3,000.-.J u ly 1 1935
( 4,000____July 1 1936
4j^s’26 A-O 200,000.-Oct 1 ’43-’52




BOND. DEBT April 1926$2,185,000
Assessed valuation 1926.28,663 061
County tax (per $1,000) 1925—$7.50
Pop. TO, 32,721; ’20 (Census;.31,023
IN T. at Farmers’ Bank, Dover.
LEWES SPECIAL SCH. DIST.
(P. O. Lewes. Sussex County.)
5s ’21 J-J $38,000..Jan 1 ’ 28-’46
BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’2 6 .. $40,000
Ass’d value 1925 (% a c t .)..1,232,400
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$2.50
Population in 1920___________ 2,500
MIDDLETOWN.
This town is in New Castle County.
Street-Im pt. Bonds.
5s T9 F-A $50,000c— Aug 1 1939
(Optional Aug. 1 1929.)
Light and W ater Bonds.
4s
. . . $29,000_______________
R efu nding (Red. aft. Mar. 1 ’25.)
5s T5 M-S $6,000c__ Mar 1 1935
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 -. $86,000
Water debt (included)____
29,000
Ass’d v a l.'27 (2-3 actual) 1.270,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_$15.00
Population 1920, 1.260: 1926.-1,400
NEWARK SPECIAL SCH. DIST.
P. O. Newark, Newcastle County.
5s ’23 J-J $138,000_______________
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $126,000
Assessed valuation 1927_ 5,067,714
_
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26 32-70
Population 1926______________4,000
NEW CASTLE.
This city is in New Castle County.
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s T4 M-N$30,000___ M ay 1 1944
(Subject to call M ay 1 1919)
W harf Bonds.
os '14 F-A $3,000 _____1927-1929
BOND. D EBT M ay 17 ’24-$168,000
Assess, val. 1923 (2-3 act.) .2,486,081
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923___ $11.60
Pop’n TO, 3,351; '20 (Census).3,854
IN T. at New Castle Trust Co.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
County seat is Wilmington.
Bldg. Commission Bonds.
4Msg'13J-J$30,0000--July 1 ’28-’29
4 ^ s g ’ 14J-J 500,00c. July 1 ’29-’62
Bridge Bonds.
434sg’13J-J$250,000—July 1 ’ 33-’49
434s
J-J
67,000_____ 1950-1956
5)^s’20 J-J (240,000c.July 1 ’36-’43
[ 10,000c_ July 1 1944
_
5H s’20 J-J J 20,000c.. .July 1 1944
1180,000c. July 1 ’51-’56
25,000c_ June 1 1963
_
70.000c.june 1 ’64&65

1

5,000c_ June 1 1966
_
30,000___ June 1 1966
25,000____June 1 1967
20,000.-June 1 ’38-’41
30.000.-June 1 ’42-T4
[10,000___________1946
434s g ’22J-D-130,000-------- 1947-1948
[10,000 _________ 1949
4 ^ s ’24J-D 100,000c*. June 1 ’33-’52
f 5,000------June 1 1949
4Ms’22 J-D 15,000____June 1 1950
130,000.-June 1 ’57-’59
W ork-H ouse Bonds.
4s ’05 J-J $73,0 0 0c...Ju ly 1 1930
434s’25 J-D J40,000c-June 1 ’28-’34
1 2,000c_ June 1 1935
_

[V o l.

Highway
4)4g’07J-D
434g’08J-D
4s g ’09 J-J
4s
J-J
4Hs
J-J
4 34s
J-J
534s
J-J
5 34s
J-J
4 34s’22 J-D
(See V. 114,

Bonds.
$84,000c.June 1 ’28-’34
181,000c_Dec 1 ’ 35-’45
264,000c_July 1 ’45-’64
200,000 _____ 1945-1964
200.000 _____ 1945-1964
460,000 _____ 1927-1960
280.000 _____ 1926-1932
144,000 _____ 1926-1933
120,000..June 1 ’28-’36
p. 2510, for maturity.)
(20,000____July 1 1033
4)4sg’20J-J (80,000—July 1 ’34-’35
140,000. .July 1 ’36-’37
5,000c_ June 1 1936
_
434s’22 J-D 15,000c-..June 1 1937
25,000c...June 1 1938
5,000e_ June 1 1939
_
20.000
______ 1939
25.000
______ 1940
434g’22 J-D 20,000__________ 1941
18,000...................1942
______ 1943
15.000
2,000___________1944
13,000r*___June 1 *44
16,000r*___June 1 ’45
4J4s’22 J-D 17,000r*___June 1 ’46
14,000r*— June 1 ’47
135,000r*. June 1 ’48-56
5,000r*___June 1 ’57
4 K s’24 J-D 250,000..June 1 ’ 28-’44
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 3109.)
10,000r*..June 1 1944
15,000r*__ June 1 1945
4)4s’24 J-D-) 75,000r*_June 1 ’46-48
I 20,000r*__ June 1 1949
25,000r*__ June 1 1950
U05,000r*.june 1 ’51-57
4 ^ s ’22 J-D 200,000..D e c 1 ’30-’39
434s’26 J-D 200,000r*.Dec 1 ’40-’49
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’ 26.$5,182,000
Assessed valuation 1925.183,543,825
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_____ $10.50
Pop’n 1910. 123,188; 1920, 148,239
The work-house bonds, while issued
and guaranteed by the county, are a
charge upon the Trustees of New
Castle County Work-House. Interest
and principal are payable by Trustees.
IN T. at Farmers’ B k. , Wilmington.
REHOBOTH BEACH.
This town is in Sussex County.
6s T5 M-S $20,000___ Sept 1 1945
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s ’27 M-S $40,000c.Mar 1 ’30-’69
W ater Bonds (Red. beg. in 1918).
5s T3 J-J $28,000c________ 1943
5 s ’27 F-A 25,000._Feb 1 ’30-’54
BOND. DEBT Mar 1925-.-$41,000
Assess .val.real est. ’24 (% act.) 810,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_._$10.00
Pop’n, TO, 327; 1920 (Census).-389
Summer population (est.)____ 5,500
IN T. at Sussex Trust Co.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Georgetown is the county seat.
C ourt House Bonds.
5s T3 J-J $21,0 0 0 c____1927-1932
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Road Bonds.
434s’ 19 J-J 1498,000c-.Jan 1 ’28 ’66
(Subject to call after July 1 1929.)
4)4gT9 J-J 300,000c--Jan 1 ’43 ’66
(Optional on any interest-paying
date after July 1 1929 at not more
than 105.)
5s g ’22 J-J 200,000c. _Jan 1 ’ 31-’70
(Optional on any interest-paying
date after Jan. 1 1932 at not more
than 105.)
434s’ 19 J-J $198.000--.Jan 1 ’ 28-’66
5s g’22 J-J /140,000c.Jan 1 ’31-’50
1160,000c_ Jan 1 ’ 51-70
5s ’ 22 J-J ] 70,000c—Jan 1 ’31-’40
\180,000c„ Jan 1 ’41-’70
[ 60,000...J a n 1 ’31-’40
5s g ’22 J-J ( 70,000— -Jan 1 ’41-’50
(120,000
Jan 1 ’51-70
4 K s’25 A-O 172,000
Oct 1 ’27-’33
Bridge Bonds.
434s’ 16 J-J $16.500c_Sl,500 yearly
Highway Impt. Bonds.
434s’26 A- 500.000..O ct 1 ’34-’53
TOTAL DEBT June20'27$2,712,500
_
Ass'd val. ’27 (% a ct.)_ 34,438,095
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____$9.00
Pop’n 1910, 46,413; 1920____43,741
IN T . at Farmers’ Bk., Geoiget n.
WILMINGTON^
This city is in New Castle County.
City may borrow tip to 10% of
assessed value. Population 1920.
110,168:1926,125,000. Allbondsare
coupon in form, with privilege of
registration.
4s
4s
4s
4s

’02
’04
’07
’09

A-°on
$17,600_____Oct 1 1927
A-O
10,000___ Apr 1 1928
A-O
35.000___ Oct 1 1930
A-O I$2,550___ Oct 1 1932
[22,450___ Apr 1 1933
434s’ 12 A-O 100,000__A & O l 1935
434s’ 14 A-O
75,000__A & O l 1937
434s’ l l A-O (58,150__Oct 1 1934
[41,850___ Apr 1 1935
434s’ 14 A-O 75.000 ...A p r 1 1936
4 K s’23 A-O 60,000—Oct’21 ’27-’28
4Jis’25 A-O [83,900__Oct 1 1957
116,100----- Apr 1 1958
Sewer Bonds.
4J4s’ 15 A-O $49,950____A & O l 1939

124.

Bldg. Commission Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 13 M-S $530,000-Sept 1 ’27-’52
434s’ 13 M-S 180,000cSept 1 ’53-’62
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
1 1934
4 Jus’l l A-O $45,000___Oct
4s ’01 A-O 26,000___Oct
1 1926
4s T2 A-O 45,000_ Apr 1 1935
_
4s T3 A-O [42,850_ Oct
_
1 1935
[ 2,150___ Apr 1 1936
4s TO A-O 45.000
___________Apr11933
4s T4 A-O 55.000
___________A&O 1 1936
434s’15 A-O 55.000
___________Apr 11938
434s’ 16 A-O 55.000
___________Apr 11940
Sinking Fund Bonds.
'$91,300 ...O c t 1 1943
434s’21 A-O 124,800 ...A p r 1 1944
127,300___ Oct
1 1945
106.600
___________Apr 11946
91.800
___________Oct11955
_
1 1956
5s ’21 A-O-j 405,600_ Oct
199.600
___________Oct11957
5 s ’21 A -O '600,000.-A&O ’47-’49
(For maturity see V. 113, p. 1495.)
f 91,800___ Oct
1 1955
6s ’21 A -O (200,800__ Apr 1 1956
204,800___ Oct
1 1956
I 18,100___ Apr 1 1957
[ 44,250___ Oct
1 1953
44£s’22 A -0 ( 185,500___ Apr 11954
189,200___ Oct11954
98,050___ Apr 1 1955
70.250___ Apr 1 1949
,155.200___ Oct11949
434s’22 A-O 158,300___ Apr 1 1950
161,500-----Oct
1 1950
54,750___ Apr 1 1951
4>4s’22 A-O 75.000
___________Apr 11957
4J4s’22 A-O 70.000
___________Apr11957
4 K s’23 A-O| 45.800
___________April1957
64,200___ Oct
11957
4 ^ s ’ 25 A-O1 80.000
___________Apr 11958
W ater Bonds.
434s’ 14 A-O$100,000. .Oct 1 ’36-’37
4j4s’ 16 A-O 50.000— A&O 1 1940
‘ 133,800. ..O c t 1 1940
434s’ 16 A-O 161,000_ Apr 1 1941
_
5.200. . -Oct 1 1941
4H s’ 17 A-O ( 160.600— .O ct 1 1941
_
139,400_ Apr 1 1942
4M s’23 A-O (45,800____Apr 1 1957
[64,200____Oct 1 1957
4J^s
A-O [121,250___ Apr 1 1956
[ 78,750____Oct 1 1956
Street Bonds.
434s’ 16 A -O /$130,150_ Oct 1 1939
_
\ 69,850-—Apr 1 1940
4H s
A -O / 48,800___ Apr 1 1963
[136,200___ Oct 1 1963
Grade Crossing & Street.
4s ’05 A-O $5 0,00 0...A&O 1 1928
Park Improvement Bonds.
414s '21 A-O $25.000____ 1933-1937
Sewer and Park Bonds.
434s’ 17 A-Of $31,400_ Apr 1 1942
_
1 99.600— Oct 1 19.42
Paving, Sewer & Street Impt9
4 s '06 A-O $91,900_ A&O 1 1928
_
_
4s ’08 A-O 130,900_ A&O 1 1929
4s ’09 A-O 135,900 — -A&O 1 1930
4s '09 A-O 181,500— A&O 1 1931
4s ’ l l A-O 189.800_ A&O 1 1932
_
A-O 136,650.........A&O 1933
4}
4 Jus’ l l A-O 109,850___ Oct 1 1934
4 Jus’ l l A-O 106,650___Apr 1 ly34
434s’ 14 A-O
88,500___Apr 1 1937
434s'15 A-O
45,000___ Oct 1 1937
434s
A-O
61,500___ Oct 1 1936
434s’ 15 A-O
30,000___Apr 1 l a38
f 50,100___Apr 1 l a38
434s’ 15 A -0 ( 139,150___ Oct 11938
(110,750____Apr 1 ly 39
4 34s
A-O
40,000___ Oct 1 1 53
4Ms
A-O
80,000___Apr 1 1958
Street, W ater, Land & Harbor.
4J4sT9 A-O $790,000-Apr 1 ’42-’47
(See V. 109, p. 1103 for maturity.)
434s’ 19 A-O 500,000-Apr 1 ’42-’47
(See V. 109, p. 1630 for maturity.)
Harbor Bonds.
[109,950____ Apr 1 1951
168,000_____Oct 1 1951
434s’ 22 A-Oj 171,350___ Apr 11952
174,800_____Oct 1 1952
( 75.900____ Apr 1 1953
V arious M unicipal Impt. B onds.
414s’ 23 A-O $6 6.000...O ct l ’ 27-’28
P ublic Library Bonds.
434s’22 A-O [$94,950____ Apr 1 1955
[105,050_____Oct 1 1955
IO T .B D .D T . M ay 1 ’27 $10,765,100
Water debt (included)---- 1,240,000
Sinking fund___________
450,000
Assessed valuation 1927.127,335,525
(Personal property not taxed.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927_ $19.00
_
Value of real estate and
equip’t owned by city . 30,347,135
IN TER E ST at the office of the
City Treasurer.
W IL M IN G T O N S CH O O L D IS T .

4J4g’ 13 M-N$8O,OOOciMayl’28&’30
\ M a y l’32&’34
434s’ 16 J-J 150,000c.-Jan 1 ’36-’54
($15,000 every other year)
434s g . . . 546,000— -M -N ’27-’44
BOND. D E B T June 1927 $725,000
Assessed valuation 1927.122,084,800
School tax (per $1,000) 1927. — So.00
Value of Bd. of Ed. prop. . 2,965,000
INTEREST is payable at the
Union Nat. Bank of Wilmington.

State of Maryland.
ITS

J

DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State_______________ One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)___________________ 12,210
State Capital____________________________________ Annapolis
Gov. (term exp. 2d Wed. Jan. 1931)_ Albert C. Ritchie
_
Sec’y of State (term exp. with Gov.) David C.Winebrenner 3rd
Treasurer (term expires Feb. 1931)________ John M . Dennis
Comptroller (term expires Jan. 1931).William S. Gordy, Jr.
Attorney-General_______ (Jan. 1931) Thomas H. Robinson

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147

STATE T A X RATE FOR 1925, 1926 AND 1927.— Chapter 572, Laws
LEGISLATURE formerly met biennially in even years, but after the
session in January 1924, under the amendment to the State Constitution of 1924, fixes the State tax rate (per $1,000) for each of the years 1925 and
adopted November 1922, the Legislature is not to convene again until the 1926 at $2.72, and for 1927 at $2,725.
first Wednesday of January 1927 and is to meet on the same day in every
DEBT LIM ITATION.— There are three provisions in the Constitution
second year thereafter. Sessions are limited to 90 days.
of Maryland relating to the power of the Legislature to authorize bond
H ISTORY OF DEBT.— Tne historical details of Maryland's State debt issues.
The first provision is contained in Art. 3, Sec. 34 of the Constituvion,
from 1824 up to 1893 will be found in the “ State and City Supplement of
which, as amended in 1924, reads as follows:
April 1893. pages 72 and 73. Loans now outstanding are as follows:
Sec. 34. No debt shall be hereafter contracted by the General Assembly
Insane Hospital Loan
Three M illion-Dollar Loan of
4s T3 J-J $800,000___ *-J-J 1928 unless such debt shall be authorized by a law providing for the collection of
1916.
an annual tax or taxes sufficient to pay the interest on such debt, as it falls
4s T6 F-A SI,680-000-Aug 1 '27- 31
G en ’l Construe. Loan of 1914.
(See V. 102, p. 2185, for maturity) 434s’24F-A $378,000-Aug 15 '27-'39 due, and also to discharge the principal thereof within 15 years from the
time of contracting the same, and the taxes laid for this purpose shall not
($124,000___ F&A 1 1928
(For maturity see Y. 119, p. 841)
to any other object until
128.000
___________F&A 1
1929
43^s’25 F-A 275,000-Feb 15 ’28-’40 be repealed or applieddischarged. The credit o f the said debt and interest
thereon shall be fully
the State shall not in any
4s ' 7 F-Ai
134,000__F&A 1 1930
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 858)
manner be given or loaned to, or in aid of, any individual association or
139.000
___________F&A 11931
4H s’26 F-A 472,000c Feb 15 '29-T1
l 144,000__F&A 1 1932 (For maturity see V. 122, p. 377.) corporation; nor shall the General Assembly have the power in any mode
to involve the State in the construction of works of internal improvements
Om nibus Loan 1914 (Schools.
nor in granting any aid thereto which shall involve the faith or credit o f
T echnical School Loan 1912.
Armories. H ospitals).
4s T4 F-A $264 000—Aug 1 '27-’29 4s T2 M-S$600,000c_-*Sept 1 1927 the State; nor make any appropriation therefor, except in aid of the con­
struction of works of internal improvement in the counties of St. M ary’s,
C on stru ction Loan of 1920.
(See V. 98, p. 1935, for maturity.)
Charles
University Hospital Loan, 1924. 4J^s'21 s-a $382,000-Aug 15 '26-'_36 as have and Calvert, which have had no direct advantage from such work,
been heretofore aided by the State; and provided that such aid,
($8,000--Aug 15 '27-’28 (For maturity see V. 113, p. 755.)
4H s’22 F-A 409,000-Feb 15 ’ 28 ’37 advances or appropriations shall not exceed in the aggregate the sum of
43^s’24 F-A ( 15,000—Aug 15 ’29-’31
2 4 ,000 --A u g l5 '32 -’35 (For maturity see Y. 114, p. 543.> five hundred thousand dollars. And they shall not use or appropriate the
State Loan o f 1918 (Redemption ol proceeds of the internal improvement companies, or of the State tax, now
(28,000--Aug 15 ’36-’39
levied, or which may hereafter be levied, to pay off the public debt (or) to
War Loan of 1917.)
L oan of 1914 (R efu nding).
4s
J-J $817,880.55--Jan 1 1929 4J4s’ 18 F-A S808.000-F&A 15'27-'34 any other purpose until the interest and debt are fully paid or the sinking
fund shall be equal to the amount of the outstanding debt; but the General
Bridge Loan o f 1920.
State Roads Loans.
Assembly may, without laying a tax, borrow an amount never to exceed
21.000Aug 15 '27-29
4s T4 F-A $500,000____Feb 1 1928
thousand dollars
deficiencies in the Treasury, and
4s T4 F -A 2,143,000
F&A '27-30 4J4s’21 F-A 24,000-Aug 15 ’3(K32 fifty contract debts to to meet temporary may be necessary for the defense
any amount that
27,900-Aug 15 ’33-’35 may
4Ms'21 F-A §471,000- Feb 15 '24-36
10,900_ Aug 15 1936 of the State. And, provided further, that nothing in this section shall be
_
414s21
§500,000--Feb 15 ’32-’35
construed to prohibit the raising of funds for the purpose of aiding or
G en ’l C onstrue. Loan of 1922.
§(See V. 112, p. 582, for maturity.)
way as the
434s'22 J-D$ 1,254.OOOJ’ne 15 '28'37 4)4’23F-A15 $420,000-Feb 15 ’ 28-38 compensating in such manner or o f the StateGeneral Assembly of the State
shall deem proper, those citizens
who have served, with honor,
4Hs'24J-D15 1,485,000-J’nel5’28-39 (For maturity see V. 116, p. 643.)
4H s’23F-A15$706.000-Aug 15 ’ 27-’38 their country and State in time of war; provided, however, that such action
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 2991.)
43^s’25J-D 1,500,000June 15 ’28-'40 (For maturity see V. 117, p. 808.) of the General Assembly shall be effective only when submitted to and
Baltim ore-Southern Maryland approved by a vote of the people of the State at the general election next
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 3098.)
of such legislation.
T runk Line Road Loan Ctfs. following the enactmentis contained
4)^s’26 J-D 1,500,000c June 15 ’29-’41
The
provision
the Consti­
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 2992.) 4JV22F-A15 $216,000-Aug 15’ 27-37 tution. second provision prohibits anyin Article 3, Section 54 of contracting
county of the
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 780.) any debt This construction of any railroad, canal orState from of internal
Cons. Loan 1913 (Pub. Bldgs.,
in the
other work
4,4s’23F-A15 $236,000.--A g l5 ’27-38
Roads and Forest Reserve).
4s '13 J-J $400,000—J-J * '23-’28 (For maturity see Y. 117, p. 808.) Improvement, and from giving or loaning its credit to or in aid of any
4s '12 F-A 1000,000- Aug 1 *'22-'27 4 4 s ’24F-A <z250,000.Aug 15 ’27-'39 association or corporation, unless the same is authorized by an Act of the
Legislature.
(For maturity see V. 119, p- 841)
4s '12 J-D1000.000- Dec 1 *'22-’27
The
provision is contained
4s '13 J -J l,170.000- July 1 *'23-'28 4 4 s ’25 F-A 250,000c*Aug 15'28-’40 tution, third it prohibits the Mayorin Article 11, Section 7 of the Consti­
and City Council of Baltimore
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 362.) creatingand debt, or giving or loaning its credit to or in aid of any from
4s(’14 F-A 803.000-Aug 1 '27-'29
any
indi­
Bridge Loan C ertificates.
See V. 98, p. 1935 for maturity.)
works
( $9,000-Aug 1 5 ’ 27-’ 27 vidual. association or corporation, or making any appropriation for by an
4s '15 F-A 973,000--Feb 1 '28-’30
of internal improvement, unless such debt or credit is authorized
20.000- Aug 1 5 ’ 28-’ 29
(See V. 99, p. 1850 for maturity).
by an ordinance of the city submitted to
I 11,000— -Aug 15 1930 Act of the Legislature, and alsothe voters of the city. The city of Balti­
4H s'18 F-A 996,000-Aug 15 ’21-’33
and approved by a majority of
See V. 106, p. 2775, for maturity) . 4 4 ’ 22F-A ( 24.000-Aug 15 ’S l - '^
however, authorized temporarily to borrow any amount of money
15 I 39,000-Aug 1 5 ’33-’35 more is, any deficit in the city treasury, or to provide for any emergency
4K s l9 F-Al,016,000_Feb 15 '27-’34
to meet
14,000__ Aug 15 1936
(See V. 108, d . 190. for maturity)
arising from the necessity of maintaining the police or preserving the safety
{ 15,000__ Aug 15 1937
43^s’20 F-A 624.000.-Aug 15’2” - ’32
and sanitary condition of the city, and may make due and proper arrange­
Bridge & Grade Crossing Loan. 4 4 s ’24 J-D 15282,000- Junel5'28-39 ments and agreements for the removal and extension, in whole or in part,
43^s'25 J-D$300,000-June 15 '28-'40 (For maturity see Y . 118, p. 2991.) of any and all debts and obligations created according to law before the
General C onstrue. Loan Ctfs.
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 3098.)
4>£s’26 J-D 300,000c June 15 ’ 29-’41 4 4 ’22F-A15 $392,000-Aug 1 5 ’ 27-37 adoption of the Constitution.
of indebtedness is prescribed for the State or for cities
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 2992.) (For maturity see V. 115, P. 786.) or No general limitis there in the statutes any general authorization under
counties. Nor
4 4 s ’25 F-A 515,000c*Aug 15’28-’40 which the State or the cities or counties can issue bonds. The power is
Treasury R elief Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 362.) lodged in the Legislature, subject only to the foregoing constitutional
4s T6 F-A 84 1,00 0-Aug 1 ’27-'31
Susquehanna Bridge Loan of limitations, and it is delegated to the cities and the counties, from time to
(See V. 102, p. 2185, for mautrity)
1922.
State Normal S chool.
time, for specific purposes as the occasion may arise. It is, therefore,
4s '13 J-J $600,000______J-J 1928 4 K s’23J-J ($350,000— Jan l ’ 28-’34 necessary for the investor to study the provisions of the particular law
t 37,000___ Jan 1 1935 providing for each loan in the light of the constitutional limitations aforesaid.
P ublic Highways Loan.
R oad and Bridge C ertificates.
1927
TO J-J $250,000____ Jan 1
REASSESSMENT ACT OF 1916 UPH ELD BY COURT OF APPEALS.
Is TO J-J 250,000____ Jan 1 1928 4 4 ’23J-D15 $1,453,000J’n e l5 ’ 28-38
p.
|s TO J-J 250,000____ Jan 1 1929 (For maturity see V. 116, P 2676.) — See “ Chronicle” of Sept. 23 1916, page 1143.
EXEMPTION FROM T A X A T IO N .— An Act of the Maryland Legis­
* Subject to call in and after the earlier year and mature in the later year.
All bonds with exception o f refunding loan o f 1914 bonds, which are lature (Chapter 43 , approved March 12 1914, exempts from all taxation
for the year 1914 and thereafter, all bonds or other obligations hereafter
registered, are coupon with privilege o f registration as to principal.
to be issued by the State or any county, city or municipal corporation, or
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. ETC.— The subjoined statement other political sub-division, and ail such securities heretofore issued by any
shows Maryland’s total State debt and the sinking fund held by the State county or municipal corporation which have been sold under terms rendering
against the same on the dates named:
such county, city or municipal corporation liable for the State tax thereon
Sept. 30 '26. Sept. 30 '25. Sept. 30'24. Sept. 30'23. The Act was printed in full in V. 99, p. 1238.
Total funded debt______$33,578,881 $34,358,881 $34,247,881 $34,247,881
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS.— The law regulating the way in
Sinking fund, &c............ el2,587,403 al4,060,446 013,080,727 /1 2 ,648,449
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 M ary­
N etdebt__________ -.120,991,478 $20,298,235 $21,167,154 $21,599,432
land, which provides that “ Every savings institution existing under the
/ Sept. 30 1923 it was composed of $1,500,000 mortgage bonds of the laws of the State of Maryland, or which may hereafter be incorporated,
Northern Central R y. Co. and $11,148,449 stocks, bonds and cash, g Sept. transacting strictly a savings bank business, shall be capable of receiving
30 1924 it was composed of $1,500,000 mortgage bonds o f Northern Central from any person or persons, or bodies corporate or politic, any deposit of
R y. Co. and $11,580,727 stocks, bonds and cash, a Sept. 30 1925 it was money, which shall be invested or loaned out on good security, in the dis­
composed o f $1,500,000 mortgage bonds o f the Northern Central Ry. Co. cretion of the directors; provided, no part of the funds of such corporation
and $12,560,645 stocks, bonds and cash, e On Sept. 30 1926 it was com­ shall be loaned to any officer, director or employee thereof. The deposits
posed o f $1,500,000 mortgage bonds of the Northern Central R y. Co. and
n any savings institution may be withdrawn at such time and in such
$11,087,402.78 stocks, bonds and cash.
manner as its by-laws may permit, but such institution may at any time
As against the net debt of $20,991,478 Sept. 30 1926, the State has as an require a depositor to give a notice, not exceeding ninety days, of his inten­
offset her unproductive stocks, amounting to $419,150, and $2,660,881 due tion of withdrawing the whole or any part of his deposit.” There are a
from Accounting Officers and Incorporated Institutions.
number of State banks in Maryland which have the word “ savings” in
The receipts o f the State for the year ending Sept. 30 1926 amounted to their title, but which are not ready mutual savings banks but are State
$30,191,142; balance in treasury Oct. 1 1925, $7,235,057; total, $37,- banks with a capital stock. The majority of these were incorporated
738,426; disbursements, $30,209,347. The cash balance in the treasury under special charters prior to the enactment of the 1910 law, which speclfiaon Sept. 30 1926 amounted to $7,529,079. Of this amount $4,233,- adly 6tates that “ no savings institution or savings bank hereafter Incor­
151 belonged to the sinking funds and $3,295,928 remained in the porated shall have any capital stock, but shall be a mutual association,
treasury unobligated as o f Oct. 1 1926.
provided that nothing in this article shall prohibit any savings institution,
LEGISLATURE GIVEN AU TH O R ITY TO PASS NECESSARY or savings bank, now in existence, and having capital stock, irom increasing
LEGISLATION TO PROVIDE FOR PAYMENT OF A SOLDIERS’ Its capital stock, as provided by the Public General Laws of this State.”
FARM LOAN AND JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.— In 1917
BONUS UNDER AMENDMENT APPROVED BY VOTERS-— LEGIS­
LATION SUBJECT TO REFERENDUM.— The voters o f this State at the State Legislature passed an Act providing for and making legal the
the general election held on N ov. 4 1924 approved by a vote of 92,506 to investment of trust, fiduciary, savings and other public and private funds
49,544 an amendment to Section 34, Article 3, o f the State Consti­ in the State of Maryland in Federal Farm Loan Donds. For full text of
tution. The amendment permits the State o f Maryland to pledge its credit law see V. 105, p. 951. The law was amended by the 1924 Legislature
for the raising of such funds as may be needed for the aid or compensation (Chapter 449, Laws of 1924) making also legal Joint Stock Land Bank
of those citizens of the State who, during the time o f war, have with honor bonds.
served their country and State, and delegates the power o f raising such funds
POPULATION OF S T A T E to the General Assembly, provided, however, that such action of the 19 20.. .1,449,66111880-. _ 934.943 1840_____ 470,019 1810_____ 380,546
General Assembly shall be effective only when submitted to and approved 1910 ...1 ,2 9 5 ,3 4 6 11870_____780,894 1830_____ 447,040 1800_____ 341,548
by a vote of the people o f the State at the general election next following 1900 . . . 1,188.04411860____ 687.049 1820_____ 407,350 1790_____ 319,728
the enactment o f such legislation. This State originally proposed a soldier 1890 . -.1,042,39011850_____583,034
bonus in 1922. In that year the State Legislature passed an Act providing
Of the total population in 1880, 22.49% was colored; in 1890, 20.92% ;
for the payment o f a bonus by a bond issue o f $9,000,000, to be submitted in 1900, 19.8%; in 1910, 17.9%; and in 1920, 16.86%. In number, blacks
to a vote o f the people. This Act, however, was iater declared unconstitu­ were 175,091 in 1850, 171,131 in 1860, 175,391 in 1870, 210,230 In 1880.
tional by the State Court o f Appeals because of the referendum provision, 218,004 in 1890, 235,064 in 1900, 232,250 in 1910 and 244,479 in 1920.
the Court holding that the Legislature was without authority to pass a gen­
eral law carrying a referendum to the electorate of the State (V . 115, p. 402).
GITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
ASSESSED VALUATION, ETC.— The following table shows the total
STATE OP MARYLAND.
landed debt, available assets, assessed valuation and tax rate:
Total
Available
Total Assessed Tax Rate ALLEGANY COUNTY.
I ANNAPOLIS.
Funded. Debt.
Assets.
Valuation, per $1,000
Years—
This city is the county seat of Anne
County seat is Cumberland.
$12,587,403 $2,480,844,374 $2.73
1926 ------- ..................$33,578,881
Arundel County. Charter granted
C ourt House Bonds.
14,060,466
2.72
2,208,284,945
1925 ------- __________ 34,358,881
4H s’16 J-J $12,000c.July 1 ’28-'31 Vov. 22 1708. Incorporated 1796.
13,080,727
1,910,562,133
1924 ......... __________ 34,247,881
3.015
Im provement Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25 J-J 50,000c.Jan 1 ’32-’36
12,648,449
1,804,724,860
3.015
1923 ......... ................ .. 34,247,881
5s '98 . . .
$5,000c_________ 1928
School B onds.
32,259,881
11,840,293
3.633
1922 _____ ...............
1,623,734,661
4^s
J-J $60,000c..July 1927-30 4s '10 . . .
12.000c______________
10,867,869
1921_____ __________ 30,475.881
1,555,226,454
3.533
5s ’ 18 J-J
75,000c.July 1 ’31-’35 4K s'24 M -S 94,OOOc.Mar 1 ’28-’40
10,021,004
1,518,706,078
3.657
1920 ......... __________ 28,364,880
5s ’20 J-J 350,000-.July 1 ’ 36-'54
Street Im provement Bonds.
19 19------- ................... 28,173,800
9,113,575
1,379,317,274
3.657
($35,000 in even-numbered years.) 4s g '06 Oct $10,000c_ Oct 1 1931
_
9,731,246
1,369,324,009
3.657
1918......... ................... 28,983.880
5s '21 J-J 350,000..July 1 '37-55
Perm anent Impt Bonds.
8,792,898
1,189,992,332
3.64
1917......... ................... 27,448,881
($35,000 in odd-numDered years.)
_
8,516,267
1,182,456,531
3.23
1916------- __________ 26,285,881
4j^s’22 J-J 500,000c.July 1 '36-45 4s '00 . . . $2,000c_ June 1 1928
7,710,589
1,092,993,576
3.23 H 4H s’23 J-J 500,000-.July 1 ’46-’ 55
1915------- __________ 22,785,881
♦Water Bonds
6,308,950
836,665,067
1.60
_
1910------- .................. 7,529,926
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’26 .$1,950,000 4 ^ s ’ 12 A-0$100.000c_ Apr 1 1942
5,439,047
712,455,956
2.35
73,000c____ 1927-1950
Ass’d value, real & pers’L -7 3 ,792,670 4H s’23 . . .
1905 ------- __________ 8,526,926
616.719,782
1900 _____ __________ 6,309,326
3,424,057
1.77 H Assessed value, securities. 8,500,000 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '2 6 .. $199,000
5,679,733
8,864,986
534,930,476
1895 ------- ................
1.77 X Total assessed value 1925. 82,292,670 Water debt (add’l)________ 175,000
6,278.907
482.184.824
42,267
1890 ------- __________ 10,691,124
1.77 X
County tax (per $1,000) 1827-$14.80 Sinking (General_________
Of this total valuation of $2,480,844,374, part, $2,063,201,692, is real Popul’n 1910, 62,411: 1920, 69.938
fund (W ater__________
89,991
and personal property taxable at $2.73 per $100; the remainder, $417,IN T . on all issues at office of Assessed val'n, real estate..7,500,000
642,682, consists o f securities taxable at 15c. per $100.
_ 661,557
Assessed val’n, personal_
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A N N A P O L IS (C o n c lu d e d )—

Tot. assess, val. '26 (abfc.
85% actual)___________ 8,161,557
City tax (per $1,000) 1925_ $10.00
_
Population 1910, 8,609; 1921, 11.214
IN T. at Farm. Nat. Bk,Annapolis.
•Bonds constitute a first lien upon
Annapolis Water Co. capital stock
of which is owned by city.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
Annapolis Is the county seat.
4)4s’22 J-J $352.000c.July 1 ’28-’48
Jail B onds ($5,000 every 5 yrs.)
4 h s ’ 12 J-J $40.000c-July 1 , 27-’62
F unding ($25,000 every 5 yrs.).
4s '06 J-J $150,000c..July 1 '28-56
S chool Bonds.
5s '08 J-J $22,000c__________1928
5s '14 M -N 8,000—M ay 1 '34-’39
($4,000 due every 5 years.)
5s '16 J-D $3 ,000 ..June 1 ’31--36
($1,500 every 5 years)
5s '16 J-D 12,000c.June 1 '28-'41
($4,000 quinquennially)
5s '16 M -N 12,000.-M ay 1 '28-'41
($4,000 every 5 years)
5s '18 J-D 15,000......... - ............ —
5s T8 J-J
10,000_______________
4Hs'24 J-J 216,000c.July 1 ’27-’50
BOND. D E B T Apr 21 '27 $1,039,405
Assessed value, real estate.36,423,370
Assessed value, personal.. 2,121,320
Other assessable property.
510,310
Total assessed value '26—39,055,000
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '26-S27.30
Popul'n 1910. 39,553; 1920, 43,408
IN T . Farm. Nat. Bk., Annapolis.

MARYLAND—CITIES AND TOWNS
Issued under the loans authorized by
Chapters 274, 338 and 349 of the
Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland for 1904, known as the
Annex, Park Extensions and Sewer
Loans, respectively, or under any
other loans that may be hereafter
authorized by the General Assembly
of Maryland; p r o v id e d , however, that
a credit shall be allowed to any such
corporation by reason of its owner­
ship of Baltimore City Burnt District
Loan Stock, issued under Chapter
468 o f the Acts o f 1904. the Water
Loan issued under Chapter 246 of the
Acts of 1902 and the Conduit Loan
issued under Chapter 246 of the Acts
of 1902, whether heretofore or there­
after issued.”
TOTAL DEBT, SINK. FUND. &c.
J a n . 1 1927.
Gross water debt_______$27,052,000
Water sinking fund____
2,703,981

P ublic Im provement Bonds.
4H s’22 J-J $19.500___ July 1 1962
(Optional $500 yearly on Jan. 1
beginning 1924.)
4J^s’27 . . . $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 -................
City Hall Bonds.
5s '25 J-D $60,000c_ Dec 26 '30-55
BOND. DEBT M ay 18 '27- $109,500
12,957
Sinking fund_____________
Assessed [Real estate______3,566,218
valu- Personal prop_ 1,062,471
_
ation Other assess, propl.849,549
1925 [Total (34 actual)-6,478,238
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $8 00
Population 1926______________ 8,500
IN T .at any bank in Cambridge.

[V ol. 124,
Total valuation 1927_47,300,000
Tax rates (per $1,000) '27—
Real and personal_________ $10 00
Corporations_________ 10.00
Securities------------------ 1.50
Bank stock__________
4.20
IN T . at City Treasurer’s office.
All bonds are tax-free.
Bonded debt cannot exceed 10%
of assessed valuation.

DORCHESTER COUNTY.
County seat is Cambridge.
F unding Bonds.
4H s’ 16 J-J $81,500____Jan 1 1947
-School Bonds.
C A R O L IN E C O U N T Y .
4 s '04 - - .
$2,500____July 1 1929
Denton is the county seat.
434s’ 16 J-J 21,000.-July 1 '31-'41
F unding Bonds.
($7,000 every 5 years.)
4 K s’24 J-J $60,000--Jan 1 ’ 29-’40
R oad-Im pt. Bonds.
Road Bonds.
5s TO J-J $10,090c._Jan 1 ’28-’31
4s
$50.000____________
9,000--Jan 1 ’28-’33
5s '22 J-D 27,000--June 1 ’36-'44 5s '12 J-J
4)*s’21 M -N 56.000-M ay 15 ’28-’41
Net water debt_______ $24,348,019 5s '23 A-O J 2,000___ Apr 1 1936 4Ms’22 J-J 160,000.-July 1 ’27-’42
[24,000--Apr 1 '37-44 4 K s’22 J-J
Other funded debt______ 124,569,642
20.000 _____ 1922-1942
5s '24 J-D 21.000-D ec 1 ’30-’36
Sinking fund (other than
4)4s’23 J-J
22,000c.July 1 ’28-’42
water)............................ 33,341,900 4)4s'25 J-D 21.000- -D ec 1 ’26-’32 4M s’24 A-O 18.000
_192/-1944
4H s’26 J-D 21,000c-Dec 1 ’31-37 4 K s’25 A-O 20,000.-O ct 1 ’27-’46
Road & Bridge Bonds.
Net general debt_____ $91,227,742
43^s’26 J-J 114,OOOc*Jan 1 l'2 8 -’42
Total bonded debt______ 151,621,642 _s '10 J-J $35,000____July 1 1930
\ 9,000c*—Jan 1 1945
Total sinking funds_____ 36,045,881 5s '21 A-O 45.000.-Oct 1 '27-35 BOND. D E B T June 11’27 $450,000
S chool Bonds.
Assess, value 1926 (M act.):
Net gen. & water debt$l 15,575,761 6 s '21 A-O $30 000--Oct 1 ’27-’35
Real estate and personall9,057,690
The city’s holdings in the Western 4 ^ s ’2 5 F -A 95.000.-Feb 1 ’27-’45 Other assessable property .
848,150
Maryland were sold in June 1902 for BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '27 $396,000
Total__________________19,905,840
60,000
$8,751,370.45. V. 74. p. 999. The Floating debt (add’l) ------$18 00
Sinking fund------------------30,000 Oo. tax (per $1,000) 1927____ 27.890
disposition made of this sum was
Popul’n 1910. 28,669; 1920,
fully given In V. 75, p. 202— 54,263,- T ot.ass’ d val. ’ 2 6 (2-3 act.). 15,948,531
IN T. at Co. Commrs.’ office.
000 being deposited with several local State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '26 $18 71
banks and trust companies for a fixed Popul'n 1910, 19,216; 1926, 18,652
BALTIMORE.
Frederick A. Dolfield.City Register period of 25 years at 3 14 % Interest, C A R R O L L C O U N T Y .
EASTON .
Incorporated in 1797. A new and $65,909.66 Invested in city loans,
This city Is in Talbot County.
County seat is Westminster.
oharter for Baltimore was enacted by these sums being set aside to meet
Sewer and W ater B onds.
Road Bonds.
the Western Maryland bonds for the
the Legislature Mch. 22 1898.
434s’22 J-J $35,000c-July 1 ’28-’34 5s '23 F-A $21,000--Aug 1 '27-’48
payment of which the city is responsi­
Highway Harbor Loan.
30,000c.July 1 '28-'57
4Hs M-S $1.500,OOOr.Mar 1 1955 ble. The remainder was deposited at 5 s ’23 J-J f35.000c.July 1 ’28-’34 4M s’27 - - \ 4,000c---Ju ly 1 1935
Gas P lant Bonds.
3 )4 % , subject to withdrawal on 30
4H s’24 J-J ]30,000c-July 1 ’ 28-’33 5s '23 F-A $10,000--Feb 1 '28-’38
4>4sT4M-8 .$2n
613,000r.Mar ll’27-’55 days’ notice, and was withdrawn after
1 4,00 0c.--J u ly 1 1934 _s
.-15,000-----------------—
(See V. 100, p. 415 for maturity). the city’s great conflagration in 1904.
4Ms’25 J-J J35,000c.July 1 '28-34
T ow n B ldg. Fire Equip. Bonds.
4s '26 M-S 5,500,000c___ 1936-1957
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.—
1 4,0 0 0c.-.Ju ly 1 1935 4 )4s’27 - - - $30,000c-July 1 ’28-’57
Dock and Pier Loan.
1927.
1926.
4M s’26 J-J J35,000--July 1 '29-35 BOND. D EBT Apr. 1 ’26- $215,000
4s ' l l M-S$2,008,000r_Mar 1 1961
$
$
\ 4,000___ July 1 1936 Water debt (incl.)________
72,000
Funding.
Rl. est.1,059,760,675 1,005,567,933 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 '2 7 - $200,000 Taxable valuation 1925— 3,778,000
3)4s'96 J-J $1.284,000r.July 1 1936 Personal 759,120,007
652,418,439 Assess, val., real & pers’1.34,628,814 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925----- $9.00
Four M illion.
Assess, val., securities____ 2.679,982
3Hs'95 M-S $3,000,000r.Mar 1 1945
T o t. .1,818,880,682 1,657,986,372 Other assess, property_ 5,000,0(30 Population, 1910, 3,083; 1920, 3,442
_
C onsolidated.
(Assessment about 90% cash value.) Total assess, val. 1926___42,308,796
3)4s’90 J-J $4,326,063r *July 1 1930 Tax (per M ) 1927__________ $23.90
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-S16.50 E L K T O N .
Jones Falls Imp Loan.
This city is in Cecil County.
POPULATION.— In 1920 was Popula’n 1910. 33,934; 1920, 34,245
4s '11 M-S $1 .OOO.OOOr.Mar 11961 733,826; in 1910, 558,485Inc. 1820.
Annex Improvement Bonds.
C E C IL C O U N T Y .
Water W orks Bonds.
4 s ‘05 J-D $2,000,OOOr.June 11954 B A L T IM O R E C O U N T Y .
County seat is Elkton.
5s T9 M-S $72,00Oc.Sept 1 ’29-’69
4 s 'l l F-A 2,500 OOOr.Aug 1 1951
Towson is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
(Due $8,000 each 5 years.)
4s '16 M -N l,622,000-M ay 1 '28-’47
S chool Bonds.
5 s '08 J-J $90,000.-July 1 ’28&'38
[ 5,000___________1942
C ond uit Loan.
25.000
............................................................
13
5s ’22 J-J I 5,000___________1947
314s '02 J-J $103,500r__ Jan 1 1928 434s’25 F-AS500,000c.Feb 1 '27-’43
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 357.)
5s '15
2 5 ,000 -.................1938
{ 5,000__________ 1952
4s '09 J-D l,000,000r.Dec 1 1958
_
'20,000c_ Feb 1 1943 5s '16 J-J
10.000___ July 1 1936
Sewer Bonds.
4s T2 F-A 2,000,000r Aug 1 1962
50.000 ___ July 1 1945 5s T 9 J-D $20,000___ Dec 1 1944
4s ‘16 M -N 746.000.-M ay 1 ’28-’42 4)4S’25 F-A 57,000c. ..F e b 1 1944 5s '20 J-J
60,0 0 0 c...F e b 1 1945
25.000
__________ B D . D E B T Apr 1 ’27...........$107,000
4s '26 M -S 700,000c____1936-1949
63,000c. ..F e b 1 1946 4 M s’26 - - 62.000
___________ Water debt (incl.)------------87,000
O ffice Bonds.
1 1947
Perm anent Impt. B onds­
4,370
Sinking fund, general------4s '26 M-S $594,0 0 0c----- 1936-1944 4J4s’26 F-A 50,000c. ..F e b ’47-’54
00,000c_Feb 1
es '08 - - . $15.000____July 1 1928 Sinking fund, water----------5,512
R efu nding.
M unicipal Im provement Bonds. Total assess, value 1926_ 3,272,555
_
3>4s'00 J-J $4,300,OOOr.Jan 1 1940 (For maturity see V. 121, p. 3031.)
($63,000____Feb 1 1954
[$96,000c .June 1 ’28-’49 Town tax rate (per $l,000)’26--$8-50
Internal Improvement.
3H s '88 J-J $4,289,100r.July 1 1928 434s’26 F-A-l 92,000___ Feb 1 1955 4}4s’24 J-D| 35.000c.June 1 ’50-’5 Population 1910 . 2.487: 1925, 2.900
l 40.000c.June 1 ’55-’59
l 95,000____Feb 1 1956
P olice Station House Loan.
IN T . payable on 5s of 1919 at the
Sewerage
School Bonds.
4s '23 J-J $944,000...J a n 1 ’28-’49 434s’22 J-D Ctfs. o f Indebtedness.
$150,000c____________
5s '23 J-J $145.000--.Jan 1 '28-'56 Elkton Banking & Trust Co.; on
Art Museum Bonds.
(Due $25,000 June 1 '27, '32, '37,
BOND. DEBT May 6 '24 $175,000 others at the National Bank of Elkton
4s '26 M-S $505,0 0 0 c___ 1936-1950
'42, '47 and ’52.)
Assess, val., real & pers’1.24,627,493
Public Improvements.
M etropolitan D istrict Bonds.
3H s i f J-J $6.000,OOOr. Jan 1 1940 4 )4S’25J-D$1,000,000c* Junel’36-’65 Assessed val., securities.- 3,508,024 FREDERICK.
Total assessed val'n 1926-24,135,517
The county seat of Frederick Co
Fire Engine House Loan.
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 2967.) Oo. tax (per $1,000) 1923- —$14.50 Inc. in 1817.
4 s ’09 J-D $1,000,OOOr June 1 1957
4 J4s’26 M -N 1,000,0 0 0 c-M a y l'37-66 Popul’n 1910, 23,759; 1920. 23,612
M unicipal Impt. Bonds.
School Loan.
IN T . pay. In Elkton at Second
[$135,000c June 1 ’28-49
4s '09 J-D $1,000,O
OOr June 1 1957 (For maturity see V. 122, p. 1948.)
OOr '
1 19614
4s * 1 1 M43---------------- .M ar -------- K s’27J-J$2,OOOtOOOc-serially ’38-67 Nat. Bank and Nat. Bank of Elkton, .4)43 J-D \ 35,000cJune 1 ’50-’54
----- T 500,’O
Sewage Bonds.
and at County Commissioner’s office.
l 40,000c-une 1 ’55-’59
4s ‘ 16 M -N 746.000-.M ay 1 ’28-’42 4Hs'23 J-D $31.000____June 1 1948
4)4s’26 F-A 25,000c.Aug 1 ’28-’52
4s’2 2 M -N $ ll,213,OOOr M ay 1 ’27-’45
♦Public Road & School Bonds.
4 K s’27 M-N175.000- -M ay 1 ’30-’61
4s’27 M -N 1,740,000c___
434s’23 F-AS350.000c,Feb 1 ’27-37 C H E S T E R T O W N .
General Fund Bonds.
This town is in Kent County.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4)4s '10M-9 2 4 8,50 0-..M ar 11955 (For maturity see V. 116, p. 1450.)
Street & Sewer Bonds.
4)4s'17 A-O$326,000c--------------------4 ^ s ’24 F-A 750.000c.Feb 1 ’37-'44
C ity Bonds.
5s
J-J $19,000c....... .................
W ater and Funding Bonds.
118,
4s’ 27 M -N S10,107,000c____________ (For maturity see V. _ Febp.1 696.)
f $9.000c-Aug 1 ’27-35
W ater-W orks Impt. Bonds.
1944
75,000c_
Paving.
J-J $43,000c_______ 44,500 434s’ 16 F-A-l 20,000c-Aug 1 ’36-’45
130,00 0 c.--F eb 1 1945 5s
4s 'l l F-A
5,000,OOOr.Aug 1 1951
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '2 6 -. $62,000
l 1,000c--.A ug 1 1946
4s '26M-S 4,204,000c.Mar 1 ’36-’53 4J4s’25 F-A 135,000c-..F eb 11946 Ass’d val’n 1925 (80% act.) 1,750,000
W ater-W orks Impt. B onds.
140,000c-. .F eb 1 1947
New Sewerage Improvement.
July 1 1931
145,000c. ..F e b 1 1948 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $7.50 434sTl J-J $30.000c
3J4s 05A-O$10.000,000r.0ct 1 1980
125,0 0 0 c ...F e b 1 1949 Popul'n 1910, 2,735; 1920. 2,537 4)4s’23M-N *60,000c__ M ay 1 1953
4s ‘ 11 F-A 10,000.OO rAug 1 1961
O
(Optional on or after M ay 1 1943)
30,000c. ..F e b 1 1949
W ater.
165,000c_ Feb 1 1950 C R IS F IE L D .
_
F unding.
„ „„
3Ms
J-J $1.000,OOOr*Jan 1 1943
This town is in Somerset County. 4)4s’ 10 M-N$64,000c_ M ay 1 1930
_
4s '08 J-D 5.000,OOOr.Dec 1 1958 4)4s’26 F -A [l75,000c— Feb 11951
185,000c. ..F e b 1 1952 5s due 1930________________$5,000 BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’26- $923,000
5s '20 A-O 14,312,000 Apr 1 '27-'61
,
_ Feb
4s
M -N 4,740,000r.M ay 1 '27-51 4H s’27 A-O j 195,000c_Apr 1 1 1953 5s due 1933_________________ 5,000 Tax val. ’26(abt50% act.)-14,000,000
480,000- ’28-’39 6s due 1934________________ 10,000 City tax (per $1,000) 1926— $11,00
P ublic Park Improvement.
20,000___ Apr 1 1940
4s '08 M-N$l,000.000r_M ay 11955 TOT. DEBTl M ay 16 '27 $10,281,000 5s due 1939________________ 25,000 Popul’n 1910, 10,411; 1926, 12,500
* Sinking fund bonds.
R efdg W estern Maryland RR. Assessment debt (incl.)_. o l ,281,000 5s due 1934________________ 10,000
3M s’86J-J$l,704,000___ Jan 1 1927 Tot.ass’d val. '27 (est.)_-170,000,000 5s due 1942________________25,000
INT. at Citizens’ N.Bk.,Frederick.
3)$s’00 M-S $875,OOOr.Mar 1 1950 County tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$l7.00 5s due 1942________________ 16,000
3J4s’02J-J
1.000.000r-Jan 1 1952 State & Co. tax(per$l,000)’25$19.134 5s Im provement Bonds.
'27 J-J $20,000.-July 1 ’28-’47 FREDERICK COUNTY.
In fectiou s Disease Hosp. Bds.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s '20 J-J $583,340r__Jan 1 ’28-’41 Pop’n 1910. 122,349; 1920, 174,817
Frederick is the county seat.
a Includes $1,000,000 Metropoli­ 5s '19
$20,000___ Sept] 1939
B urnt D istrict Impt Bonds.
Flood & Bridge (Red. aft. 1910).
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 '26- $120,000
3H s’05 J-D $6.000,000-June 1 1954 tan District bonds.
4s g ’90 M -N $27,000c-.-M ay 1 1930
11,000
4s '10 A-OS685,OOOr...Apr 1 1960 *INT. on 4 ^ s o f 1923 and 1925 at Floating debt (add’l) _____
R efu nd ing Alm shouse Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1925__ 3,650,000
the Second Nat. Bank, Towson.
General Improvement Loans.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$9.00 4)4g’00 J-J $123,700c-.July 1 1940
5s '20 M-S $21,233,000rMar 1 '27-45
(Subject to call after 1920)
Population 1910, 3,468; 1920. 4.116
Overdue stock, no int. allowed 2,479 Br u n s w i c k !
R oad Bonds.
This town is in Frederick County.
• Payable on or after this date at
5s ’21 M-S $62,000___ Sept 1 1931
Cu m b e r l a n d !
Street Bonds.
option of city.
62,000___ Jan 1 1953
Cumberland Is the county seat of 5s ’22 J-J
M-S $10.000c--.Sept
INTEREST on all Baltimore City 5a '24 (Optional Sept. 1 1934) 1 1954 Allegany Co.
' 4,000___ July 1 1939
Inc. Jan. 23 1816.
stock is payable by check mailed di­
56.000-July 1 ’40-’46
Population 1920, 29,837; 1927 (Cen­ 4 )4s’23 J-J
W ater Bonds.
rect to the holder.
2,000____July 1 1947
sus), 30,000.
T A X -E X E M P T .— All issues are 5s '19 J-J $75,000___ Jan 1 1949
32.000-July 1 ’45-’48
4H s’25 J-J
Bridge Bonds.
(Optional after Jan. 1 1929)
exempt from city and State of Mary­
18.000-July 1 '49-’51
4H s’ 16 J-J $10,000c.July 1 ’27-'28
W ater & Street B onds.
land taxes.
41,000_______________
_s '26
R efu nding Bonds.
5s '22 A-O $30,000___ Oct 1 1952
-July 1 ’45-49
4Hs'16 J-J $100,000c--.July 1 1928 4)4s’27 J-J 25.000T A X -E X E M P T IO N FEATURE
(Optional Oct. 1 1937)
School (Red. beg. aft. 15yrs.fr. tss.
FOR CORPORATION PURPOSES BOND. DEBT M ay 26 '27 $175,000 4M s’22 J-J 140,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’41
4)4s’ 10 A-O $75.000c— -O ct 1 1940
E lectric Light Bds.
ON INVESTNENTS IN CITY Water debt (included)_____ 125,000
_
_
LOANS ABOLISHED.— B y Chap­ Sinking fund______________
15,668 4s '98 M-N$20,000c_ M ay 1 1928 4)4sT2 M-S 25,000c_ Sept 1 1942
4)4sT3 M -N 25,000____M ay 1 1943
W ater Bonds
ter 467 of the Laws of 1906, the right Assessed value real_______ 1,220,333
_
of corporations holding investments in Assessed value personal_
_ 498,193 4jus’ l l A-OJ469,900c_ Oct 1 1941 434s’ 12 M -N 25,000c— -M ay 1 1942
_
stock debt o f the City o f Baltimore Assessed value other p rop ..
1,000 5s '20 M-N250,000c_ N ov 1 1930 434s’ 14 M -N 36,000c— Nov 1 1944
[ 80.000.0ct 1 ’27-’34
to receive a credit on their taxes to Tot.ass’d val.’26(70%act.) 2,020‘226 4)4s’22 J-D 500,000c.- -June 1 1962
the extent of their investment in such Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $10.00 434s’24 J-D 675,000c...June 1 1964 5s '20 A-O I 15,000____Oct 1 1935
[ 10,000___ Oct 1 1936
General Im provement Bonds.
debt is taken away on certain future Population, 1910, 3,721; 1920, 3,905
5.000— Jan 1 1936
4)4sT6 J-DS500.000c_ Dec 11956 5s '21 A -O /
_
issues of bonds, even though the city
( 120,000-. Jan 1 ’37-’44
5s '20 J-J 700,000c .July 1 ’27-’50
may pay the annual State tax on such CAMBRIDGE.
BD. D EBT M ar. 31 '27-13,364,900 4*As'22 F-A 120,000— -Jan 1 1953
debt. The law provides that no
This town is in Dorchester County.
Sinking fund, general-----190,845 4Ms’23 F-A 130,000 ____ 1953-1961
credit shall be allowed to any such
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
j 5,000c--Jan 1 1945
308,052 4y2s'24 J-J
corporation by reason o f any invest­ 5s '19 J-J
$5,000-.$1,000 yearly Sinking fund, water--------190.000c. Jan 1 '46-’54
Assess, val., real & pers’1-37,000,000
ments in the ‘ ‘stock debt o f the city of
Street Bonds
Baltimore that shall be hereafter
’ 10 J-J $16.000c,July 1 ’28-’35 Assessed value, bank stock 2,500,000 4M s’27 J-J 120,000c.July 1 ’29-’34




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Assess, val. '26(80% act.)-2,745,472 T A L B O T C O U N T Y .
KENT COUNTY.
Tax rate (per $1,000) '26_____ $10.00
Easton Is the county seat.
Chestertown is the county seat.
Population 1910. 2,369; 1920--2.444
Lateral Road Bonds.
P ublic School Bonds.
4M s’24 M -S ($12,000.-Sept 1 ’ 27-’32
-s T5 J-J $27,000c___ 192 -1935
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY.
5s T6 F-A
6.000._Aug 1 ’27-’34
\ 18,000.-Sept 1 ’33-’38
Upper Marlboro is the countv seat
Road and Bridge Bonds.
os
...
7,000________________
Pop’n 1927, 60,000: 1920_____ 43,347 434s’ 16 . . . $36,000—$2,000 July 1
R efu nd ing Bonds.
C oun ty Bonds.
each year
4s
...
$3.000_______________
_
TOTAL DEBT May 1919..$78,000 5s '08 — z$12,000c_ July 1 1928 5J4s’20 F-A 160,000-Aug 15 '26-'35
S chool Bonds.
(See V. I l l , p. 315 for maturity.)
Assess, val., real & pers’1.13,441,007
Assessed value, securities.
447,296 5s ’08 M -N $8,00 0c.-.M ay 1 1938
Bridge Bonds.
3,200c._________ — 5s '13 . . .
$2,000— .M ar 1 1928
Total assessed val’n 1926.13,918,303 5s ’00 July
FEOSTBURG.
This city is in Allegany County. County tax rate (per $1,000) '23 .$14.80 5s ’04 July 10.00 0c...Ju ly 1 1934 BOND. D EBT July 1 ’25- $295,500
Inc. 1870- Population 1910, 6,028; Population 1910, 16.957; 1920.15,026 5s TO - - - z 16,000___ M ay 1 1940 Assess, val.. real & pers’1.15,996,725
5s '14 M -N $47.500c...M ay 1 1944 Assessed val., securities-- 1,350,450
1920, 6,017.
5s '17 M -N 35,000____Nov 1 1947 Total assess, val.. 1926_ 17,347,175
_
R ef. W ater (Red. after 1904).
LAUREL.
50,000___ July 1 1949 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923_ $14.60
4s
J-J $46,000c............... .1929
This city Is in Prince Georges Oo. 5s T9 J-J
_
10,000c_ Nov 1 1930 Population in TO, 19,620; '20, 18,306
_
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
Inc. 1870. Pop’n TO, 2,415; '20, 2,239 5s ’20 s-a
5s
---50.000c______________
5s '22 A-O $7,000.-Apr 1 '28-'34
Sewer Bonds.
5s T4 J-J $80,000____July 1 1954 5s ’22 F-A 65,500c--.F eb 1 1952
S treet Improvement Bonds.
5s ’ 22 J-J 140,000___ July 1 1952 W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y .
5s ’22 J-J $50,000c— July 1 1947
Street Impt. Bonds
P. O. Hagerstown.
5s ’ 23 F-A 12,000____Feb 1 1953
(Optional July 1 1932.)
5s
. . . $ 5 ,0 0 0 ________________
S chool Bonds.
f 30,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’30
5s
_
_
5,000c______________
Sewer Bonds.
5 s ’ 25 J-J (165,000c--Jan 1 ’31-’45 4(4s’24 J-J $578,000c.July 1 ’28-'54
5s ’25 J-D $30,000____Dec 1 1955
V ater Bonds.
>
S chool & Road Bonds.
! 120.000c__Jan 1 ’46-’55
(Optional Dec 1 1936)
5s '14 J-J $20,000___ July 1 1954
f 10,000--July 1 '29-’30 5s ’20 J-J $500,000c_July 1 ’ 30-’49
BON D. D EBT M ay 1 ’25. $205,000 5s ’26
20,000_______________
H ancock S chool Bonds.
4M s’27 J-J
7,000____July 1 1931
Water debt (incl.)________ 101,000
Elec. Light 5; W ater B onds.
8,000____July 1 1932 5s ’ 20 J-J $33,000c.July 1 ’28-’44
Tax val. ’21 (abt. % act.).3,933,752 4s
J-J $45,000r.................. 1938
[250,000--July 1 ’33-’57 BD. DEBT May 26 '27--$1,178,200
City tax (per $1,000) 1921_____ $5.00 5s ’08 A-O 15,0 0 0 c...O ct 1 1948
Tot.ass’d val.’26(70 %act) 74,703,794
Road Bonds.
INT. at First N. Bk., Frostburg. 5s ’21 . . .
7,000___________1951
5s
$66,000__________ 1941 Co.tax(per $1,000) ’26_______$16.10
Funding Bonds.
434s
J-J
36,000c_____________ Population 1910, 49,617; 1920-59,694
GAR R E TT COUNTY.
5s T4 J-J $5,000____ July 1 1954
IN T . payable at Hagerstown.
5s ’26 J-J 29,000___ July 1 1946
County seat is Oakland.
W ater & Sewage Disposal Bds.
Road M achinery Bonds.
5s
. . . $39.000________________
. . . $5,000c---------------------- 5s TO M-NS16.000___ May 1 1940 WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAN5s
M-NT20,000-May 15 '41-42 5s
111,000. ..M a y 15 1943 BOND. DEBT M ay 28 '27 $182,000 B O N D.DEBT June 10 ’27$1,225,500
IT A R Y DISTRICT.
Assess, val. '21 (act. v al.).1,500,000 Sinking fund____________
110,202
Road Bonds.
P. O. address 1420 N. Y . Ave.,
-s
. . . $31,000_______________ City tax (per $1,000) 1921____$10.10 Assessed value, real_____ 30,026,828 Evans Bldg., Washington. D . C.
IN T. at 1 aurel City Nat. Bank. Assessed value, personal.. 1,303,889 Assumed bonds___________ $227,900
BONDED D E B T _________ $210,000
Tot. assess, val. '26 (H act.139,330,717
Total assessed value_____18,754,000
Sewer & W ater System Bonds.
State&co.tax(per 1,000)’27.$18.90+ 5s T8 J-J $50,000c*..July 1 1968
Total taxrate 1927__________ $19.90 MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
1NT. on bonds marked (z) at office 5s T9 J-J 750.000c*--July 1 1969
Pop’n 1910, 20,105 1920, 19,678
County seat is Rockville. All
of County Commissioners; on others (Optional July 1 1949.)
bonds are coupon in form.
HAGERSTOWN.
4H s’24 J-J $24,000.-July 1 ’28-’41 at First Nat. Bank of So. M d. 5s “’21 J-J 375,000c*...............1971
Upper Marlboro.
County seat of Washington Co
5s '22 J-J 250,000c*________ 1972
Road Bonds.
Founded 1762. Inc. as Hagerstown 4 s
434s’22 J-J 500,000c*-------------1972
J-J
In 1822. Ordinance was passed in 4s ’99 A-O $11,500—-Jan 1 ’28-’49 QUEEN ANN ES C O U N T Y .
(Optional 1952.)
'09
3.000
___________Oct Centerville Is the county seat.
1 ’27-’28
M ay 1918 authorizing $850,000 5% 4s ’ l l F-A
4J4s’23 J-J 500,000c*--Jan 1 1973
3.000
___________Aug 1 ’27-’31
bonds for the purchase of the plant 4H s’ 12 J-J
(Optional Jan 1 1953)
21.000
_ 1927-1947 5s School, Road & Bridge. 1 ’ 28-’37
T2 J-J
$8:000-.July
o f the Washington County Water Co 43^s’ 13 F-A 12.000 _ Aug 1 ’27-’38
434s’23 J-J 500,000c*--July 1 1973
_
Bonds.
V. 106, p. 2041. Pop’n 1910, 16,50V. 5s T 4 F-A
(Optional July 1 1953.)
3.000 _____ 1927-1929 5s Road J-J ($1,500____Jan 1 1928
1920, 28.064.
4(4s’24 J-J 500,000c*--Jan 11974
(15,000----- $500 yearly
_
1
Street Improvement B onds.
(Optional Jan. 1 1954.)
4 ^ s ’ 16 F-A 0 4,000--$1,000 yearly 4 34s’ 22 J-J [25,000_ Jan 1 ’’29-’33
20.000--Jan
28-’ 32 434s’24 J-J 500,000c*--July 1 1974
4 K s’24 J-J ($50,000..July 1 ’36-’40
21.000. .Jan 1 ’30-’36
1 5,000___ July 1 1941 4H s’ 17 J-J [15,000--$1,000 yearly 5s '24 J-J
(Optional July 1 1954)
11,000_______________
5s
21.000. . .........- .......... 4J4s’ 25M-N 500,000c*-_M ay 1 1975
f 5,000___ Oct 1 1941
(Due $1,000 yearly on July 1.)
21,000c.. Jan 1 ’32-38 434s’25 M -N 300,000c*..N ov 1 1975
4 ^ s ’26 A-O ^70,000..0ct 1 ’42-’48 5s T8 A-O $6.000--.O ct 1 ’27-’38 5s ’26 J:J
5,000___ Oct 1 194915s •!§ A-O
(Optional N ov 1 1955)
3,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’28 5s School Bonds.
_
’ 22 J-J $30,000--Jan 1 ’28-’37 4(4s’26 A-O 500,000c*.-Apr 1 1976
Sewer Bonds.
5s T9
10.000 ___ July 1 1947 5 s ’23 J-J
14,000--Jan 1 ’28-’34
4Hs'16 J-J $40,000 _____1927-1928 5s ’20 J-J
(Optional April 1 1956)
F-A 48.000-Aug 1 ’27-’50
Bridge bonds___________
$8,000 43€s’26 M-S 250,000___ Sept 1 1976
4J4s'19 J-J 200,000..July 1 ’36-'4f 6s ’20 A-O 31.775--O
4,000
5s^21
300.000_______________ 5 ^ s ’20 A-O 2 4 .0 0 0 - Apr 1ct 1 ’27-41
(Optional Sept. 1 1956.)
’28-’41 Jail bonds_______________
9,000
Sewerage & Disposal Plant Bds. 5s '21 A-O 29,000.-Apr 1 ’28-'56 Road-equipment bon ds..
W ater Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 T7
144.000 4J4s’25 J-J $250,000c*..Jan 1 1975
/260,000c. July 1 ’46-’58 5Ms'21 A-O 33.775-Apr 1 ’28-42 real & persT.13,826,333
Assess, val..
4J4sg’ 19J-Jl 10.000c_ July 1 1959 5s ’22 A-O *15,000—Apr 1 ’28-'42
_
(Optional Jan 1 1955)
379,526 4J4s’27 M-S 300,000____Mar 1 1978
5s ’20 J-J 100,000..July 1 ’28-’32 4 ^ s ’22 J-J 180,000--July 1 ’28-’34 Assess, val., securities____
5s '22 J-J (300,000..July 1 ’47-’61 4)^s’22 J-J t50,000--July 1 ’28-’52 Total assessed val'n 1926.14,205,859
(Optional in March 1958.)
Tax rate (per $1,000 1923...$14.20 434s’27 M-N250.000___ M ay 1 1977
1 10.000___ July 1 1962
J-J t20,000_-July
5s ’22 J-J a300,000--July 1 ’60-74 4J^s’22 J-J H21,000--July 1 ’ 28-’47 Population 1910, 16,839; 1920-16,001
(Optional after M ay 1 1957.)
4j^s’22
1 ’ 28-’40
IN T . payable at Centerville.
4J4s'23J-J (a440,000..Apr 1 ’64-85
B D . DEBT May 28 ’27--$6,002,900
U33.775____July 1 1943
\ alO.OOO___ Apr 1 1986 5 s ’ 20 F-A 12,000--Aug 1 ’27-’40 R O C K V IL L E .
Sinking fund____________
166,068
W ater Bonds.
Tot .ass’d val.’26(act.val.) 52,320,813
5s
F-A 23.000- -Aug 1 '27-’50
This town is in Montgomery Co.
5s T8 . . . $850,000..Oct 1 ’38-’87 6s '20 J-J
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1925------$5 00
'20
40.000-July 1 ’ 28-'36 W ater & Light Bonds.
4H s’25 A-O 200.000c.Apr 1 ’42-’51 5 ^ s ’21 A-O 32.000- -$2,000 yearly
(est.)____45.000
-s
. . . $20.500_______________ Population in 1925 Mercantile Trust
4J^s’27J-D$l,000,000cJ’ne 1 '53-2002 4}£s’22 J-D
Prin. payable at
6,000--D ec 1 '27-’32
Sewer Bonas.
Park Bonds.
4>£s’23 M-S 3 4 .0 0 0 - $2,000 yearly5s T4 M-N$45,500____Part yearly & Deposit Co., Baltimore. Int.
4H s’ 15 J-J $42,000..Jan 1 ’28-'34 4H s’24 J-D 27,500___ June 1 1952
Dep.
-s
...
3,000______________ payable at Mercantile Tr. & Trust
Electric-Light Bonds.
(24,000c-Apr 1 28-’41 BOND.
$67,000 Co., Baltimore, and Equitable
4s
J-J $36,000r._July 1 ’28-’63 4>^s’25 A-O 1 1,000c— Apr ’1 1942 AssessedDEBT May 1 ’27.. 1.700,000 Co. o f N. Y ., New York.
valuation 1926 ___
Sanitary Fund Bonds.
4 J^s
...
2 1 .0 00
__________
4H s’25 J-J $60,000c.July 1 ’28&’30 4 ^ s ’25 M-S (30,000—Sept 1 '27-’42 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$10.00 WESTERNPORT
Population 1910, 1,181; 1920__1,145
BOND. DEBT Apr 9’2 6 .. 3,803,000
1 ’43-’ 50
This town Is iD Allegany County.
Water debt (incl.).............
1,425 4V£s’96 A-O 124,000_ .Sept1927-1942
Inc. 1858.
Tax value 1924__________ 34,684,444
u (32,000_____
1,000................... 1943 S T . M A R Y ’ S C O U N T Y .
Funding and Impt. Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’24___ $11.80 4}^s'26 . . . \48,000c____ 1927-1950
P. O. Leonardstown.
5s T6 M-N$20,000c_________ 1941
a Coupon with registration privilege. 5s '26 . . .
Bonds.
48.000
_1927-1950 6s Road M-S $46,000c-Mar 1 ’28-'50
(Subject to call after 1931.)
INT. payable In Hagerstown.
’21
W ater-W orks Bonds.
S chool Bonds.
6s '22 - - .
48.000--M ar 1 ’28-’51
M ay 1 1941
4s ’04 A-O $7,000 --O ct 1 ’27-'32 5s
H ARFO RD COUNTY.
--.
20,000_______________ 5s g ’ l l M -N $65,000c
5s '14 A-O 27.000 --O ct 1 ’27-'34 5s '26 F -A 15 18,000c.Feb 15 ’31-’39 (Subject to call beginning May 1916)
Bel Air is the county seat.
Bridge, Sewer and Paving.
5s '14 A-O
2,000----Oct 1 '27-'30
P ublic School Impt. Bonds.
Road & Bridge Bonds.
_
5s ’ 23 J-J $50,000c_Jan 1 ’ 28-’31 44£s’ 16 F-A 38.000- -$2,000 yearly 6s ’23 _
_ $48,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’51 5s ’ l l M -N $25,000c_ M ay 1 1941
50,000c. July 1 '28-’52 BONDED D E B T ...........................(?l (Subject to call beginning May 1916)
5s ’24 J-J 150,000c_Jan 1 ’ 32-’43 4!^s’22 J-J
5s ’20 F-A 52.000-Aug 1 ’27-’52 real & pers'l.$7.371,493 BOND. DEBT M ay 27 '27 $200,000
Assess, val.,
BON D. DEBT Apr 7 ’27. $200,000
Assess, val., real_______ 22,629,687 4 K s’24 M-S 290,000--Sept 1 ’27-’37 Assess, val., securities_______ 37,175 Water debt (included)____ 125,000
Floating de bt
6,000
Assess, val. personal_____ 5,289,204 4/4s’25 J-J (120,000.-July 1 ’ 38-’41 Total assess, val., 1926____ 7,408,614 Water sinking(add 1)______
fund_____
3,000
(105.000—July 1 ’42-’44 Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1923.S15.50
Other assess, property____
806,485
Tot. ass.val.’27(68% act.)23,725,376 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 ’26-11,921,600 Pop’n 1910, 17.030; 1920_____ 16.112 Assess, val., real estate____1,537,134
Assess, val., personal_____ 216,143
County tax rate (per $1,000) ’25$39.80 Assessment debt (incl.)____ 392,300
Other assess, property____ 211,344
_
Popula’n 1920. 29,291; 1927, 31,984 Ass’d val. real & pers’l _ 54,251,975 S A L IS B U R Y .
T ot.assess .val .’26(
act.) _1,964,621
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926_ $11.50
_
This town is In Wicomico County. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926----- $6.00
Population 1910. 32,089; '20.-34,921
H A V R E DE G R A C E .
Street Improvement Bonds.
IN T. on road bonds of '09, 12, '13 434s’24 A-OJS18,000c-Apr 1 '28-’36 Population 1910, 2,702; 1920-.3,977
This city is in Harford County T 6, and the bonds marked (t) and
IN T . at M erc.Tr.&Dep.Co.. Balt.
Inc. as a town in 1876,- city 1878.
1 1,000c---A pr 1 1937
2,000 of 1914 at Farmers’ Banking &
5 s ’02 J-D
$4,000c________ 1932 Tr. Co. in Rockville; other loans at
W ater & Sewer Bonds.
WICOMICO COUNTY.
(Subject to call June 1912)
J-J $248,000c-.Jan 1 ’28-’43
Montgomery Co. N. Bk.. Rockville. 434s
Salisbury is the county seat.
Street-Im pt. & Fire-Ser. Bonds
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 114)
Bonds are exempt from county and
5s '08 J-D $20,000c
June 1 1938
Sewer Bonds.
municipal taxes. Pop’n. TO, 26,518OAKLAND.
(Subject to call after June 1 1918;
434s’26 M-S$300.000c_Mar 1 ’44-’54 1920, 28,165.
This town Is In Garrett County.
Sewer Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 379.)
Road Bonds.
5s ’05 J-D S20,000c__________1935
Fire House, Site & Equipment 5H s’21 A-O $42.000--Oct 1 '27-33
Light Plant Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
Bonds.
5 s ’20 J-J $25.000--July 11 ’27-'51
5s ’22 J-.T 30,000--July 1 ’30-34
5s
J-J $15,000_____..____ 1952 Street paving bonds______
$4,000 4J4s’26 J-D $35,000c.June 1 ’35-’41 5s '24 J-J
24.000--July 1 ’30-’35
Funding Hose-House & St. Bds. Water and sewer bonds___
39.000 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 ’27- $588,000 5s ’25 J-J
16,000____$4,000 y ’ly
5s TO J-D $27,000c________ 1930 TOT. BD. D T . Mar 1 ’26. $86,000 Floating debt____________
10,700
24,000c____ 1937-1942
(Subject to call after 1920)
Assessed valuation, real_ 8,500.000 5s ’26
_
Floating debt____________
10,208
S chool Bonds.
BOND. DEBT June 1923. $86,000 Sinking fund______________
36,000 Other assessable property.-2,500,000
$4,000<?._Jan 1 ’28-’29
Assess, val. real__________ 2,238,598 Tot. assess.val.’26(54 a c t .) .l ,842.432 Assessed valuation 1927 — 11,000,000 4MsT2 J-J
4(^s’ 14 J-J
22,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’38
Assess, val. franchise___ 315,000 Taxrate (per$1,000) 1926___ $10.00
(Assessment 60% actual.)
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’ 26 $180,000
Ass’d val’n 1919 (60% act.) 2,553,598 Pop’n 1910, 1,366: 1920_______ 1.225 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— .$9 50 Assess, val., real & pers'l. 18,122,855
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922...$10.00
Pop’n 1920, 7,553; 1927 (est.).10,500 Assess, val., securities------ 1,480,860
Population, 1910, 4,212; 1920, 4,377 O C E AN C I T Y .
Tot.ass’d val.’ 26(2-3act.).19,603,715
IN T . atCitizens' Nat. Bank,
This town is in Worcester County. SOMERSET COUNTY.
County tax (per $1,000) 1926-S18.03
Havre de Grace.
Princess Anne is the county seat.
Refunding bonds____________$30,000
IN T . at Townsend Scott & Son. Balt.
S chool Bonds.
Sewer bonds________________ 14,000 4!4sT0 A-O $21.000c—Apr 1 ’28-'49
H OW ARD COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1927- $65,000 BOND. DEBT Dec 1923— $76,000 W O R C E S T E R C O U N T Y .
Ellicott City is the county seat.
Water debt (included!_____
37,000
T h e county seat is Snow Hill.
P u blic S chool Bonds.
Assess, val. '26 (4-o a ce.)--2,102,075 Assess val. real & per’I -.10,106,773
$24,000_______________
4/4 s’24 J-J $180,000c.July 1 '27-’54 Tax rate (per $1,000; 1916___$10.00 Assess, val. securities_____ 586,501 5s
(For maturity see V. 119, p. 488.) Pop’n 1910. 476: 192U__________ 711 Total assess, value 1926--10,693,274 BOND. D EBT Apr 12 ’27 $282,900
108,500
County tax (per $1,000) ’23--S16.40 Sinking fund_____________
P ublic Road Bonds.
Population 1910. 26,455; 1920-24,602 Total assessed value 1926
4H s’22 J-J $300,000c_ July 1 1952 PO C O M O K E CUT'S
_
(about 65% actual)_ 17,671,723
_
IN T . at Bank of Somerset and
4J4s’23 . . . 240,000c--July. 1 1953
This city is In Worcester County. People’s Bank of Somerset County Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926-- ..$16.73
4 K s’24 J-J 200,000c. July 1 ’ 27-’54
Population 1910,21.841; 1920 22,309
in Princess Anne.
(For maturity see V. 119, p. 488.) , „ M unicipal Bonds.
,
BOND. DEBT May 1925 $920,000 j 5s 24 J-J ($51,000--Jan 1 ’47-’63
\ 4,000___ Jan 1 1964
Floating debt (add’l ) _______________ 50,000
Valuation figures for 1926:
Street-Im pt. Bonds.
Assessable basis at county
5s '12 J-J $35,000c-.-July 1 1952
rate o f $1 44---------------- 17,361,760
(Optional beg. July 1 1932.)
Bank and trust company
Water & sewer bds. (1898) - $25,000
(INCLUDING THE LATE CORPORATION OF W ASHINGTON.)
stock at 1 % rate----------- 1.054.606 Refunding bonds (1903)_
_
13,000
Foreign stocks and bonds
Floating debt bonds < 1908)
12.000
This district paid on Aug. 1 1924. the remaining bonds, $3,695,200 in
at rate o f 30c. on $100- 3,271,352 BOND. DEBT M a r l '2 7 -- 140.000 amount, of the $15,000,000 3.65% funding bond issue of 1874, and now
Popula’n 1910, 16,106 9120, 15,826 Sinking fu n d _____________
43,025 has no long-term bonds at all outstanding.
F R E D E R IC K C O U N T Y ( C o n c l .)—

R efu nd ing Bridge & Turnpike.
3 ^ s ’00 J-J $65,000____July 1 1940
Jail bonds 4s_______________$24,000
BON D. D E B T June 1 ’27.$1,311,700
Sinking fund____________
156,762
Total assess, val. 1926___ 53 .038,708
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '26.$13.00
Popul'n 1910, 52,673; 1920, 52,541
INT. at Citizens’ N.Bk.,Frederick




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CENTRAL STATES
INDEX FOR THE CENTRAL STATES, CITIES, Etc.
OHIO— State, Cities, &o_______________ Pages 150 to 187 I ILLINOIS— State, Cities, & c _____________ Pages 195 to 204
IN D IA N A —State, Cities, &c____________ Pages 187 to 195 | MICHIGAN— State, Cities, &c____________ Pages 204 to 218

State of Ohio.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC
Admitted as a State (Act April 30 1802)___ Feb. 19 1803
Total area of State (square miles)__________________ 41,060
State Capital__________________ _ _______ ____ ..Columbus
Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1929)..V ic Donahey
Sec. of State(term exp.2d Mon.Jan.l929)_Clarence J. Brown
Auditor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1929)____Joseph T. Tracy
Treasurer (term exp. 2d M on. Jan. 1929).Bert B. Buckley
Attorney-General (term exp. 2d M on.Jan.’29)Edw. C.Turner

LEGISLATU RE.— Legislature meets biennially in odd years on the first
Monday in January. There is no limit to length of sessions.
H ISTORY OF DEBT.— For historical details of Ohio’s State debt from
1825 to 1894 see “ State and City Supplement” of April 1894. page 75.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.— From July 1903 to December 1921 the State had
practically no funded debt. However, in December 1921 and April 1922
the State issued soldiers’ bonus bonds in the amounts o f $20,000,000 and
$5,000,000, respectively. These bonds have begun to mature, $9,980,000
having already been paid off. The total bonded debt on N ov. 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. A table showing bonded debt as of April 1 1927 follows:
[Int. Date of
Int.
Amount.
Maturity.
Purpose—
Rate. Issue. Payments.
Soldier bonus_______ 4J£ 1922
A-O
$12,000,000c
A-O ’ 27-’32
Soldier bonus_______ 4N 1922
A-O
3,020,000c
A -O ’27-’32
COM PARATIVE STATE M E N T OF THE STATE AN D LOCAL DEBTS
June 30 ’26. June 30 ’25. June 30 '24.
Funded State debt (loans)_______
*$1,665
*$1,665
*$1.665
Irreducible State debt(trust funds)
5,477,820
5,435,312
5,425,409
Soldiers’ bonus bonds___________
16,250,000
18.750,000
21,250,000

Local Debts—
Debts of coun ties________________$141,490,005 $137,616,310 $128,658,657
Debts of cities___________________ 477,682,284 453,573,437 425,265,602
Debts o f incorporated villages____ 59,198,559
53,614,150 46,876,504
Debts o f townships_______________ 15,110,490
14,739,327 14,626,504
Debts o f school districts__________ 219,143,071 219,600,460 203,492,452
Total local debts---------------------$912,624,409 $879,143,684 $818,920,044
* Interest ceased 1871.
Balances o f the various funds for the year ending June 30 1926 totaled
$11,269,817.15, and were as follows: General revenue, $2,467,36".98;
sinking, $5,812.06; educational equalization. $2,068.45: educational building,
$5,995.34: institutional building, $734,558.63; highway, $5,933,499.21;
school and ministerial trust, $62,542.16; automobile registration distribu­
tion, $19,728.61; World War compensation sinking fund, $920,396.01;
motor transportation district, $86,989.50; gas tax excise, $1,030,859.20.
The following is a recapitulation o f cash and securities on hand at the
close o f the fiscal year ending June 30 1926:
Cash held in trust_______________________________________
$134,479.83
Cash and bonds owned by State__________________________ 90,945,263.79
Securities held for faithful performance___________________ 59,158,687.40
Total. --------------------------------------------------------------------- - $150,238,431.02
POPULATION OF STATE (U. S. Census)—
1920_________ 5,759,394 1870........
2,665.260 1820........
581,295
1810............. ..4,767,121 1860............... .2,239,511 1810---------------- 230,760
1800................. 4,157,545 1850-................1,980,329 1800----------------- 45.365
1890................. 3,672.329 1840..................1,519,467
1880_________ 3.198.062 1830................... 937,903
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The assessed valuation o f real and personal
property In the State has been as follows:
Years.
Real Estate.
Personal Property.
Total
1925......................
$8,523,272,460
$4,156,504,040 $12,679,776,500
1924..........................
8,063,626,005
4,186,763,720 *12,250,389,725
1923..................................... 6,818,995,004 4,099,873,615 *10,918,868,619
1922.......................
6,486,415,212
3,920,207,010 *10,406,622,222
1921-----------------------6,386,334,425
4,358.323,898 *10,744,658,323
1920__________________
6.297,008,7574,330,222.885 *10,627,231,642
1919— ..........................
5,669,064,209
3,933,089,455 *9,602,153,664
1918_____________
5,424,872,785
3,643,290.255 *9,068,163,040
1917______________
5,277,179,601
3,265,554,559 *8,542,734,160
1 9 1 6 ---.........................
4,850,122,293
2,847,507,939 *7,697,630,232
1915.......................
4,725,344,168
2,641,159,387 *7,366,503.555
1914____________________
4,570,962,546 2,655,314,103 *7,226,276,649
1912.........................
4.335,665,521
2,145.393,637 *6.481,059,158
1911.........................
4.273.439.712
1.927,863.876 *6,201.303.588
1910________________
1,656,944.631 827,370,943
2,484,315,574
1905.........................
1.482.795.705
680,805.888
2,163,601,593
1900..........................
1.274.203,721
559.849,507
1,834,053.228
1890______
1,232.305,312
543.833,165
1,778.138.477
1880...........
1.102,049.931
456.166.134
1,558,215.965
:870_........
707,846.836
459,884,861
1.167.731,697
1860...........
639.894,311
248.408.290
888.302.601
1850.
341,389,838
98,487,502
439.876,340
1840.
85,287.261
27.038.895
112.326,156
183050,086.250
14,589.335
64.675,578
•Property assessed at full value (see note below).




State tax (per $1,000) for 1901, $2.90; 1903, 1904, 1905 and 1906 was
$1.35; 1907, 1908, 1909 1910 and 1911. $1,345; 1912, 1913, $0,451:1914.
$0,961; 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, $0.45; 1920, $0.65; 1921. $2.30; 1922,
$1.025; 1923, $1,525; 1924, $0.30; 1925, $0.26; and 1926, $0.25.
Assessment of property was generally raised to its full value beginning
with 1911 in order to provide sufficient revenue under the decreased rates
of taxation. The increase in the tax rare in 1921 was caused by additional
school levy.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS REGARDING
TA XATION AND INDEBTEDNESS DEFEATED.— On N ov. 3 1925 the
voters defeated two proposed constitutional amendments as follows: (1) To
amend Section 2 of Article X II . so as to provide for taxation by uniform
rule of all real estate and tangible property except motor vehicles, and to
provide for the taxation of intangible property; (2) To amend Article V III.
by adding a new section (13) relative to the incurring of indebtedness by
political subdivisions. Texts of both amendments were given in the “ Chron­
icle” June 27 1925.
COINCIDENTAL T A X AMENDMENT.— Section 2 of Article X I I .,
which took effect Jan. 1 1913, requires the taxing authority of auy political
subdivision of the State proposing to issue 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 T A X IN VALID.— Although a constitutional
amendment for the classification of property for taxation was adopted by
the people on Nov. 5 1918 by a vote o f 479,420 “ for” to 371,176 “ against”
(V. 107, p. 2305), the 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
decision 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
Shinn amendment. Intended to exempt mortgages from double taxation,
and that It was improperly submitted.
Both were proposals to amend the same constitutional section, Section 2
of Article X II . 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.
TA XATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.— State and municipal bonds
issued since Jan. 1 1913 are taxable under Sec. 2 of Article X II of the
State constitution. Issues made prior to Jan. 1 1913 are exempt from
taxation. A constitutional amendment exempting from taxation municipal
bonds issued subsequent to Jan. 1 1916 was defeated Nov. 2 1915. But
the Soldier Bonus bonds are expressly made tax exempt.
DEBT LIM ITATION.— FIRST. As to the State’s power to contract debt;
this is regulated under the first five sections o f Article S o f the con­
stitution. At the 1921 General Elections, a new section. Section 2a,

We Buy and Sell—

MUNICIPAL BONDS
of Ohio, the South and West
Offerings Wanted

Ohio bonds issued prior to 1913.
Bonds of Arizona, Indian Territory,
Oklahoma and New Mexico issued
prior to statehood

POOR & COMPANY
Municipal Bonds
320 WaLaut Street

Cincinnati

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providing for the issuance o f $25,000,000 bonds for a bonus for World War
veterans, was inserted by a vote o f the people.— V. 113, p. 2423. We
insert these five sections in full.
S E C T IO N I . (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 on*
of more Acts o f the General Assembly, or at different periods of time,
shall never exceed $750,000; and the money arising from the creation Of
such debts shall be applied to the purpose for which it was obtained or to
repay the debts contracted and to no other purpose whatever.
SECTION 2. (Additional and for What Purpose.) In addition to th*
above limited power, the State 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 ao other purpose whatever; and alt
debts incurred to redeem the present outstanding indebtedness of the
State shall be so contracted as to be payable by the sinking fund herein
after provided for, as the same shall accumulate.
SECTION 2a. “ The Commission o f the Sinking Fund,” created in
this article, shall forthwith, upon the adoption of this amendment proceed
to issue and sell from time to time, under such regulations as they may by
order promulgate for not less than par and accrued interest, not to exceed
the total sum o f twenty-five millons ($25,000,000) of dollars of the bonds
o f the State o f Ohio bearing interest at not to exceed five and one-half per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually and maturing in twenty equal
semi-annual installments, commencing not later than the first day of
April 1923. Such bonds and the interest thereon as income shall be exempt
from all taxes levied by the State of Ohio or any taxing district thereof.
The proceeds o f the sale o f said bonds shall be paid into the treasury of the
State o f Ohio, subject to be paid out, without appropriation by the General
Assembly, upon the order o f the said “ The Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund,” the same to be known as “ The World War Compensation Fund.”
The said “ The Commissioners o f the Sinking Fund” shall by their certificate
filed with the auditor of the State, add to the State levy for taxation, in the
year 1922 and thereafter during the life o f such bonds, in addition to all
ether taxes now or hereafter provided by law, such amounts annually as
shall be necessarily, as a tax levy for the retirement o f said bonds, and the
payment o f the interest thereon; and said levy may also provide for the
payment o f the expenses of administration hereof. Such levy shall not be
considered in applying any limitation on aggregate tax rates now or here­
after provided by law. Said taxes when received shall be paid into a fund
in the treasury o f the State o f Ohio to be paid out without appropriation
by the General Assembly upon the order o f the said “ The Commissioners
o f the Sinking Fund” for the purpose o f the payment, or retirement in
other manner, of the said bends, interest thereon, and expenses of adminis­
tration hereof. As soon as may be, the said “ The Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund” shall, under such regulations as they may from time to time
promulgate, pay out of said fund to persons resident in Ohio at the time of
the commencement of service who served honorably on active service in
the army, navy, or marine corps of the United States o f America, or being
also citizens o f the United States, in similar forces of any Governments
associated with the United States in the world war, with the rank or grade
o f not higher than captain in the army or marine corps, or corresponding
grade in the navy, between the dates o f April 6 1917 and Nov. 11 1918, or
their heirs at law, adjusted compensation for their full period of active
service to the date of separation therefrom, at the rate of ten ($10) dollars
per month, but not to exceed two hundred and fifty ($250) dollars. No
payment shall be made to any such person, who refused on conscientious,
political or other grounds to subject himself to military discipline or to
render unqualified service, or who, while in such service, was separated
therefrom under circumstances amounting to a dishonorable discharge.
The said “ The Commissioners o f the Sinking Fund” by order shall make
regulations; providing for the assignment and payment of the whole or
part o f any such payment to a fund to be retained by the said “ The Com­
missioners o f the Sinking Fund,” for the purpose of erecting and maintaining,
under such laws as shall be enacted for that purpose, hospitals for the relief
o f veterans o f the world war; providing against any other sale or assignment
or fees charged for the collection o f said amounts; providing against the
enforcement o f the claims o f creditors as against such payments; imposing
penalties for violations o f such regulations; fixing from time to time limi­
tations for the presentation of claims for said payments; providing for the
contracting and paying o f the necessary expenses o f administration hereof
and such other regulations as are deemed necessary and proper for the
administration and payment of said fund. The full faith and credit of the
State o f Ohio is hereby pledged for the payment of said bonds. The people
of the State of Ohio hereby declare that they have enacted this special
amendment to meet the specific emergency covered thereby and they
declare it to be their intention to in no maimer affect or change any of the
existing provisions o f this constitution except as herein set forth. The
provisions o f this section shall be self-executing. Upon the retirement of
all o f the said bonds and payment of all claims presented within the limi­
tations o f time as prescribed as aforesaid the said “ The Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund” shall render a final report to the General Assembly
and any balance remaining in the said funds shall be disposed of as shall
be provided by law.
SECTION 3. (The State to Create No Other Debt.) Except the debts
above specified in Sections 1 and 2 of this article, no debt whatever shall
hereafter be created by or on behalf of the State.
SECTION 4. (Credit of State; the State Shall Not Become Joint Owner or
Stockholder.) The credit of the State shall not In any manner be given or
loaned to or In aid of. any individual, association or corporation whatever;
nor shall the State ever hereafter become a joint owner or stockholder In
any company or association in this State, or elsewhere, formed for any
purpose whatever.
SECTION 5. (No Assumption of Debts by the State.) The State shah
never assume the debts o f 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. A c., so far as the constitution
affects the power of the Legislature to authorize these municipalities to
create debt, the limitations are found In Section 6 of Article 8 and In

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Sections 1, 2 and 6 of Article 13. (1) Section 6 of Article 8 forbids the
General Assembly to authorize cities, &c., to become stockholders In or
to raise money or loan credit to aid corporations, &c. (2) Sections I and 2
of Article 13 forbid the passing of Special Acts and require General Act*
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 are
as follows:
A R TICLE 8, SECTION 6. (Counties, Cities, Towns or Townships Not
Authorized to Become Stockholders, A c.) No iaws 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 of,
any such company, corporation or association; 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 by any insurance company, corperation or association organised under the laws of this State or doing any
business in this State for profit.
[That part of the above section
given In Italics was added by an amendment adopted Sept. 3 1912. V. 95.
p. 766.)
ARTICLE 13. SECTION 1. (Corporate Powers.) The General Assembly
shall pass no Special Act conferring’ corporate powers.
SECTION 2. (Corporations— How Formed.)
Corporations may be
formed under general laws; but all such Jaws may, from time to time be
altered or repealed.
SECTION 6. (Organization of Cities. A c.) The General Assembly shalj
provide for the organization of cities and Incorporated villages by genera1
laws and restrict their power o f taxation, assessment, borrowing m o n e y
contracting debts and loaning their credit, so as to prevent the abuse of
euch 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 any
such city to construct a line of railroad therefrom to any other terminus
In that State or in any other State. In pursuance o f 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.
The Court’s opinion was very full and explicit, the conclusion being that
from ‘ the language of the section, it is quite evident that it was not in" tended to prohibit the construction of railroads nor indeed to prohibit any
“ species ofpublic improvements. The section contains no direct reference to
‘ 'railroads nor to any other special classes of improvements or enter“ prises. The inhibitions are directed only against a particular manner
“ or means by which under the constitution of 1802 many public im“ provements had been accomplished.’
In compliance with Section 6, Article 13 (cited above), which provides
for the organization of cities, &c., 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
grade being determined by population according to the last Federal Census.
In addition many special laws found their way on to the statute books
nominally general In their scope but really so worded as to apply to only
one city. In June 1902. however, the State Supreme Court handed down
several decisions declaring such laws special legislation and therefore unaonstltutlonal. 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 a new general municipal code. The extra session convened
Aug. 25 1902 and after a session of nearly two months passed a new “ munici­
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
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 StateSupreme Court. This Act amended
Section 2835, 2836 and 2837, Revised Statutes of Ohio, relating to the Issu­
ance of bonds by cities, villages and other municipal corporations.
Under this Act the municipal boards of legislation, councils, &c., could
by two-thirds vote issue bonds for certain specified purposes to the extent
of 1% of the assessed valuation yearly (but not exceeding 4% In the aggre­
gate) without submitting the question to a vote of the people. Bonds
issued under this Act in excess of 1% in any one year or in excess of 4%
in the aggregate first had to be submitted to a vote of the people and carried
by two-tnirds of those voting on the proposition; but a net debt (bonds
less sinking fund) of more than 8% in the aggregate could not be authorized
in any event. The Act as amended in 1906 will be found in the "Chronicle”
May 26 1906, page 1224. In M ay 1910 the law was further amended so
as to limit the ponding power of townships and municipal corporations to
5% , instead of 8% , of the tax duplicate. This was done by amending
Sections 3942, 3945, 3948 and 3954 of the General Code.
A new law regulating the issuance of bonds or other evidences of indebted­
ness was passed by the 1921 Legislature. Sections of the law directly
affecting the creation of debt are summarized below:
Sec. 2, constituting Sec. 2295-7 Gen. Code, provides that no political
subdivision shall incur any indebtedness for current operating expense.
The cost of any improvement with a life of less than five years is to be
considered current expense. Borrowing, however, in anticipation of special
assessments, or for defraying expenses incurred in an emergency, such as
flood, or other calamity, is not to be subject to the provisions o f this section
Sec. 8 originally amended Sections 3916, 5656, 3925 and 5657 o f the Gen.
Code, but at the 1923 Legislature Section 5656 was repealed. The remain­
ing sections as amended in 1921 provide for the refunding by a municipality
o f indebtedness incurred before Jan. 1 1924 and permits the redemption of
bonds subject to call before maturity when it is to the best interest of a
municipality, county, township or school district to do so, through another
issue o f bonds, the amount not to exceed the amount o f the debt refunded
or redeemed.
Sec. 9 amended Sec. 3914 G en. C ode, which section was am ended again

in 1923.

Sec. 3914, as amended, provides for the Issuance o f bonds in
anticipation o f the collection o f special assessments b y m unicipal corpora­
tions and also permits said m unicipal corporations to borrow m oney or
issue notes, not maturing later than 2 years from date o f issue, in anticipa­
tion o f the levy o f special assessments or o f the issuance o f said bonds, b u t
the am ount o f such notes shall never exceed that portion o f the estimated
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Sec. 10 amends Sec. 3941 (since amended in 1925) and limits the amount
of net indebtedness o f any municipality created without a vote of the people
to 1% of the assessed valuation, but provides that in cases where the debt
is in excess of the 1 % limit additional debt may be created in any year with­
out vote, to an amount equaling not more than 90% of the amount by which
the debt created without vote is reduced that year, and amends Sec. 3948
so as to give the maximum net indebtedness of any municipality to 5 % of
the assessed valuation.
Sec. 12 amended 3949, which section was amended later, namely. In 1923,
and as amended provides that the net indebtedness shall be the difference
between the par value of the total amount of bonds outstanding and unpaid
and the amount held in the sinking fund, judgment fund, bond fund and
other debt retirement funds for their redemption, with the additional
provision that in the computation of total outstanding bonds, the following
shall not be included; bonds issued prior to April 29 1902, bonds heretofore
issued to refund, extend the time of payment of, or in exchange for bonds,
representing an indebtedness created or incurred prior to April 29 1902,
bonds or notes issued in anticipation o f the collection of special assessments
either in original or refunded forms, and certificates of indebtedness issued
in anticipation of the collection o f current revenues; bonds issued to pay
obligations arising out of an emergency, such as epidemic, flood, &c.
(amount of such bonds outstanding not to exceed
of the assessed
valuation of property); bonds heretofore issued to meet deficiencies in
revenue as provided for in Section 3931 of the General Code; bonds issued
for water works, the income from which is sufficient to pay principal and
interest on the bonds; bonds heretofore issued, or heretofore authorized by
the General Assembly for municipally owned steam railways; bonds hereto­
fore issued, or heretofore authorized by a vote of the people under authority
of Sections 4000-16 to 4000-28, inclusive, of the General Code, provided
that all other bonds issued under the provisions of Sections 4000-16 and
4000-28 shall be counted in the limitation unless prior to their issues, the
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio on application made to it by the

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municipality concerned shall certify that in its opinion the interest and
sinking fund charges thereon will be paid the third year o f operation from
receipts of the rapid transit system to be constructed, with a further pro­
vision that after the end of the third fiscal year of operation of any rapid
transit system only such amount o f the bonds heretofore or hereafter issued
under the provisions of said section shall be excluded from consideration on
which the interest, sinking fund and retirement have actually been paid
from the receipts of the system during the preceding year, such payment
to be certified by the fiscal officer o f the municipality; bonds issued under
authority o f Sec. 15093, o f the General Code and subsequent sections
thereto o f an Act relating to cities of first class having a population exceed­
ing 50,000 inhabitants, passed M ay 4 1869, and acts supplemental and
amendatory thereof; bonds issued under authority of 1259 of the
General Code; bonds issued for the payment o f non-contractual final
judgments; excess condemnation and mortgage bonds, and other bonds not
seemed by the general credit of the municipality; all bonds issued previous
to Jan. 1 1922, not included in the above, which, at the time of issuance,
were not required by law to fall within the limits o f indebtedness prescribed
in Sections 3941 and 3948, both o f which are cited above.
Sec. 13, setting up Sec. 7630-2 Gen. Code, limits the net indebtedness of
school districts to 6% o f the assessed valuation but provides that in the
case of any district which at the time o f the passage of the Act has a debt
exceeding 6 % o f the valuation. such district may issue bonds under authority
o f Sec. 7625, Gen. Code (amended in 1923) for certain purposes prescribed
therein, not to exceed 1% and under authority o f Sec 7629, Gen. Code,
may issue bonds for purchasing sites and building schools in anticipation
of taxes not to exceed K % o f the assessed valuation. Additional bonds
may also be issued by a school district under the provisions of Sec. 7630-1
o f the General Code (last amended in 1923), and the bonds issued there­
under shall be excluded in computing the debt limit of the issuing district
(Section 7630-2 o f General C od e).
Sec. 14, creating Sec. 2295-12 Gen. Code (amended in 1923 and 1925)
provides for the payment o f all future bond issues by the serial method ma­
turing in substantially equal semi-annual or annual installments.
Sec. 3939 of the General Code, which enumerates the purposes for which
debt may be created, as last amended in 1925, now reads:
Sec. 3939. When it deems it necessary, the council o f a municipal cor­
poration, by an affirmative vote o f not less than two-thirds of the members
elected or appointed thereto, by ordinance, may issue and sell bonds in
such amounts and denominations, for such period o f time, and at such rate
o f interest, not exceeding 6% per annum, as said council may determine
and in the manner provided by law, for any o f the following specific
purposes:
1. For procuring the real estate and right of way for an improvement
authorized by this section, or for purchasing real estate with a building or
buildings thereon, to be use,! for public purposes, or to be donated to the
State o f Ohio by deed in fee simple as a site for the erection of an armory.
2. For extending, enlarging, improving, repairing or securing a more
complete enjoyment o f a building or improvement authorized by this sec­
tion, and for equipping and furnishing it.
3. For sanitary purposes and for erecting a crematory or providing other
means for disposing o f garbage and refuse matters, and for erecting public
toilet and public comfort stations.
4. For improving highways leading into the corporation, or for building
or Improving turnpikes, or for purchasing one or more turnpike roads and
making them free.
5. For constructing wharves and landings on navigable waters.
6. For erecting infirmaries.
7. For erecting workhouses, prisons and police stations.
8. For erecting houses o f refuge and correction.
9. For erecting market houses and providing market places.
10. For erecting municipal garages, repair shops, storage houses and
warehouses.
11. For erecting public halls and public offices.
12. For erecting or purchasing water works for supplying water to the
corporation and the inhabitants thereof.
13. For erecting or pm-chasing gas works or works for the generation
and transmission o f electricity, for the supplying o f gas or electricity to the
corporation and the inhabitants thereof.
14. For providing grounds for cemteries or crematories, for enclosing
and embellishing them, and for erecting vaults.
15. For constructing sewers, sewage disposal works, flushing tunnels,
drains and ditches.
16. For establishing free public libraries and reading rooms, and free
recreation centres.
17. For the establishment o f free public baths and municipal lodging.
18. For erecting monuments to commemorate the services of soldiers,
sailors and marines o f the State and nation.
19. For improving any water course or water front.
20. For the payment o f obligations arising from emergencies resulting
from epidemics or floods, or other forces o f nature.
21. For purchasing and condemning the necessary land for parks, boule­
vards and public playgrounds, and for improving it as well as for improving
or completing the improving o f any existing boulevard, park or parks, or
public playgrounds.
22. For erecting hospitals and pest houses and for rebuilding or improving
existing hospitals and pest houses.
23. For resurfacing, repairing or improving any existing street or streets
as well as other public highways.
24. For opening, widening and extending any street or public highway.
25. For purchasing or condemning any land necessary for street or high­
way purposes, and for improving it Jr paying any portion of the cost of
such improvement.
26. For constructing levees and embankments or paving or Improving
them, and for improving any water course, passing through the corporation.
27. For constructing or repairing viaducts, bridges and culverts, and for
purchasing or condemning the necessary land therefor.
28. For erecting any building necessary for a fire department, purchasing
fire engines, fire boats, constructing water towers, and fire cisterns, and
paying the cost o f placing underground the wires or other signal apparatus
o f any fire department, or installing and operating any municipal ice plant
for the purpose o f manufacturing ice for the citizens of any mtl nicipality.
29. For purchasing or condemning land necessary for landing fields,
either within or without the limits of a municipality, for aircraft and trans­
portation terminals and uses associated therewith or incident thereto, and
the right of way for connections with highways, electric, steam and interurban railroads and improving and equipping the same with structures
necessary or appropriate for such purposes.
Sec. 2295-9 o f the Gen. Code, as amended in 1923, provides the maturities
o f bonds, notes or other evidence of indebtedness issued by counties and
other political subdivisions, including charter municipalities, shall not
extend beyond the following limitations as specified in the following classifi­
cations, the period to be measured from a date twelve months prior to the
date o f the earliest maturity, if maturity in annual installments, or six
months prior thereto, if maturing in semi-annual installments:
When issued for—
Class (a). The acquisition o f real estate or easements or other interests
In real estate, grade crossing elimination, and flood prevention, thirty years;
Class (b ). The construction or improvement o f fireproof buildings or
other structures, widening o f roads, highways, streets or alleys, general
waterworks improvements, sanitary and storm sewers, sewage disposal
works, and bridges, twenty-five years;
Class (c ). The construction or improvement o f non-fireproof buildings
or other structures, electric light plant and equipment, police and fire alarm
telegraph systems, fifteen years;
Class (d ). Waterworks meters, fire apparatus, road rollers, furniture and
furnishings, machinery in garbage disposal plant, landscape planting,
playground apparatus, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and the construction, re­
construction, resurfacing, grading or drainage o f roads, highways, streets,
or alleys, or improvements thereof by boulevard or white-way lighting
system, ten years:
Class (e). M otor vehicles other than fire apparatus, wagons and horses,
bonds issued to pay judgments for personal injuries or other non-contractual
obligations and also for defraying the expenses o f an extraordinary epi­
demic o f disease, five years;
Class (f ). Lighting, sprinkling, sweeping or cleaning o f streets or other
public places or other service for which municipal corporations or other
political subdivisions are authorized by law to levy special assessments,
one year;
Class (g ). Purposes n'ot included in the foregoing clauses, such number of
years not exceeding thirty as is the estimated period o f usefulness o f the
asset, improvement, or other purpose, such estimate to be made by the
fiscal officer:




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Class (h ). A single bond issue for a purpose which includes two or more
of the foregoing classes, the average number o f years o f usefulness as meas­
ured by the weighted average o f the amounts proposed to be expended for
said several classes in accordance with above table of maturities; such esti­
mating and calculation o f average to be made by the fiscal officer
T A X LIMIT LAW .— The original “ Smith 1 % Law,” so-called, passed
M ay 10 1910, 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.
This Act was approved by the Governor June 2 1911, and it is commonly
referred to as the Smith 1 % Law. (102 O. L. 260.) It provided:
(а) That no more taxes should be levied in any taxing district in 1911
than in 1910;
(б) That increased taxes of 6% might be leviedi n 1912; 9% in 1913 and
12% in any year thereafter.
(c) That levies for county purposes should be< imited 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 i n 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.)
id) 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 no exceed 10 mills,
but sinking fund levies to provide for indebtedness incurred after 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. Sanzanbacher supra that levies in
addition to 10 mills may be made to provide for indebtedness incurred
before the passage of the Act.)
(/) 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 elim­
inating from both sections all limitations based upon the amount o f taxes
levied in 1910.
Sec. 5649-1 (Gen. Code) as amended provides, in substance, that serf a
bonds shall have priority over current expenses in the application of the
proceeds of the limited taxes.
Sec. 5649-3a, as last amended in 1925, fixed the maximum tax that may
be levied for school purposes at 3 mills; for township purposes at 13^ mills;
for county purposes to 3 mills. “ The aggregate of all taxes that may be
levied by a municipal corporation on the taxable property in the corporation,
for corporation purposes, on the tax list, shall not exceed in any one year
five mills.”
Levies under the Cass Road Law are subject to no limitations except
the 15 mills and are all to be laid upon municipalities, except the levy
authorized by Section 239 of said Law— Township Highway Repair Fund.
There are no limitations whatever to the levies that may be made for
emergency purposes in the following cases:
Section 7419. For the repair of roads damaged by flood or other casual­
ties.
Section 4450 and 4451. To meet the expenses of an epidemic or threat­
ened epidemic.
Section 5629. To rebuild or repair a county infirmary or children’s home,
wholly or partially destroyed by fire or other casualties.
Section 1259-1- For interest and sinking fund levies made necessary on
account of bonds issued to enable a municipality 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 o f the
municipalities.
The Taft Tax A ct passed by the 1923 Legislature, which proposed tha
repeal of the above tax limit of 15 mills and the substitution of a limit of
14 mills on rural tax levies and 17 mills on municipal tax levies (V. 116,
p. 2795) was referred to the voters on N ov. 6 1923 and defeated (V 116,
p. 2132).
COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS.— The indebtedness of counties is regulated
by Sections 2434, 2435, 2436, 2437, 2438, 2439 and 2440 of the General
Code. These sections were amended in 1923. The text of these sections
may be found in V. 116, p. 2795 and 2796. They provide:
That the net indebtedness, arrived at by deducting the sinking funds
from the total general debt incurred by any county shall never exceed 3%
of the first $25,000,000 of the total duplicate, plus 2 l i% of the second
/
$25,000,000 thereof, plus 2% of the third $25,000,000 thereof, plus 1M%
of the fourth $25,000,000 thereof, plus 1% of all amounts by which the
duplicate exceeds $100,000,000; provided that in any county where the
net indebtedness exceeds such limit at the time the Act goes into affect,
the county may issue in any calendar year bonds in a sum not to exceed
nine-tenths of the amount of bonds retired during the preceding calendar
year, until the net indebtedness Is within the limit, in computing the
amount of indebtedness subject to the limit the following bonds are not to
be considered: (A) Bonds issued in anticipation of special assessments, or
township or road district taxes.
(B) Bonds issued for the payment of non-contractual final judgment. (G)
Bonds issued prior to 1923 under Sections 5629, 5643, 2432-3 or 2436, or
issued thereafter for the purpose of rebuilding county buildings, bridges
or sewers wholly or partially destroyed by fire or other casualty, but not
exceeding the following total amounts: Bonds for rebuilding county in­
firmary, $50,000; bonds for rebuilding county children's home, $20,000;
bonds for rebuilding county court house, $50,000; bonds for rebuilding
bridges, $50,000; bonds for rebuilding other county buildings and sewers,
$30,000.
That the County Commissioners shall not issue bonds for the purpose of
acquiring property or permanent fixed equipment for or building any county
court house, county offices, jail, county infirmary, detent on home, county
hospital, building in memory or Ohio soldiers, or other county building, or
any district tuberculosis hospital or joint county workhouse, or other
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county sewer except under Sections 2432-1 and 2432-2 of the General Code,
the co'st of which together with the acquisition o f a site therefor is in excess
of $20,000. without first submitting the question to the voters and shall
not issue bonds for the payment o f the county’s proportion of he cost erf
the construction and improvement of inter-coynty highways and main
market roads in co-operation with the Department of Highways and
Public Works or the Federal Government or both and for the payment of
the county’s proportion of the cost and expense of the construction, re­
construction or improvement of roads under the provisions of Sections
6906 to 6956 of the General Code, and of the amount of compensation fixed
for any toll road appropriated under the provisions o f Section 7405-1 of
he General Code, and the cost and expenses of such appropriations, which
will make the net indebtedness on bonds hereafter issued for such purposes
greater than one-third of the total net indebtedness that might be incurred
without first submitting to the voters, and shall not issue bonds for paying
the county’s share of inter-county highway :mprovements in co-operation
with the Department o f Highways and Public Works or the Federal Gov­
ernment, which will make the net indebtedness on bonds issued greater
than 1% of the tax duplicate of the county without submission to the voters.
TOW NSHIP ROAD DEBTS.— The Act of the 1923 Legislature, men­
tioned above, also regulates the issuance of road bonds by townships.
Section 30 of the Act limits such bond issues to 1 % % of the property
valuation. Section 30 follows:
Sec. 30. The trustees o f any township may issue bonds bearing interest
at a rate not in excess o f 6% per annum to pay the township’s proportion
o f the cost and expense o f the construction, reconstruction and improve­
ment o f inter-county highways and main market roads in co-operation
with the Department o f Highways and Public Works or the Federal
Government or both if the improvement is made on the application of
the Township Trustees, or to pay the township’s proportion of the cost
and expense o f the construction, reconstruction and improvement of
county roads under the provisions of Chapter 6, Part 2, Title 4 of the
General Code, or to pay the cost and expense o f constructing, reconstructing
and improving roads under the provisions o f Sections 3298-1 to 3298-15n,
and o f Sections 3298-25 to 3298-53a o f the General Code. Bonds issued
to pay the cost and expense of constructing, reconstructing and improving
roads under the provisions o f Sections 3298-25 to 3298-53a o f the General
Code shall be issued only against the property included in the township
road district, and levies to pay interest and principal o f such bonds shall
only be made against the property within the limits o f such road district.
Provided that the net indebtedness created or incurred by any township
for road bonds heretofore issued, and hereafter issued under the provisions
of this section shall never exceed 1 M % of all the property in such town­
ship as listed or assessed for taxation. And no such bonds shall be issued
without vote of the people except for the purpose o f paying the township’s
proportion o f the cost and expense o f the construction, reconstruction and
improvement o f inter-county highways and main market roads. The
net indebtedness shall be defined to be the difference between the par
value o f the outstanding and unpaid bonds, and the amount held for their
redemption in the sinking fund, bond fund and other indebtedness retire­
ment funds. The Trustees o f any township may issue bonds in anticipation
of the levy or collection of special assessments lawfully made by said
Trustees. Such bends shall be full general obligations o f the township
and the full faith, credit and revenues o f the township shall be pledged
for the payment thereof.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS— POWERS AND RESTR IC ­
TION S.— The savings bank laws of Ohio were revised as part of the re­
codification of the Ohio banking laws in general made at the 1919 session
of the Legislature— the new enactment being known as the “ Graham Bank­
ing A ct,” which became effective July 11 1919. The provisions regard­
ing savings institutions are contained in Sec. 710-139 and 710-140, and also
in Sections 71C-111, 7 1 0 -llla , 710-112, 710-113 and 710-121. At the 1925
session o f the Legislature an Act was passed amending paragraphs (b)
and (g) o f Section 710-111 with regard to the investment by savings banks
in foreign, municipal and Government bonds (see V. 120, p. 3222). We
quote Sections 710-139 and 710-140 in full as follows:
710-139. SAVINGS BAN K IN VESTM EN TS, LOANS.
Sec. 710-139. A savings bank may invest its funds in or loan money on,
discount, buy, sell 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
or pledge of collateral security shall be upon notes, drafts, bills of exchange,
trade or bank acceptances, or other evidences of debt, payable at a time
not exceeding six months from the date thereof, but not more than thirty
per cent o f the capital, surplus and deposits o f such bank shall be so in­
vested.
710-140. SAVINGS BANKS. INVESTMENTS
Sec. 710-140. A savings bank may 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
real estate securities shall be subject to the restrictions contained In Sec­
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 cons cutive
years next prior to the investment: provided, every such investment shall
be authorized by an affirmative vote o f a majority o f the board of directors
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 o f individuals, firms or corporations when secured
by a sufficient pledge of collateral approved by the executive committee
or board o f directors.
(d) Ground rents or certificates of participation or beneficial ownership
in improved lands under lease for a period o f 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 of the land nor sixty
per cent o f 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
posited 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
sueh constructoin shall begin within six months thereafter and that the funds
so deposited shall be paid out to meet the cost of such construction as the
work progresses 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 o f these:
710-111. INVESTM ENTS (as amended in 1925).
Sec. 710-111. A bank may invest its capital, surplus, undivided profits
and deposits in the following securities:
(a) Bonds or other interest-bearing obligations o f the United States,
the Philippines, Hawaii, Porto Rico and the District o f 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.
(b) External bonds or other interest-bearing obligations o f any foreign
government which has not defaulted in the payment o f principal or interest
on its external bonds or obligations within a period of twenty years last
prior thereto.
(c) Bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any State or Territory
o f the United States.
(d) Bonds or other interest-bearing obligations o f any county, town,
township, city, school district, improvement district or sewer district, o*
other organized or political sub-division in this State.
(e) Bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of any city, town, county
or other legallv constituted political or taxing subdivision situated in one
o f the States o f the United States, or any cities o f the Philippines, Hawaii
or Porto Rico, which city, town, county or taxing subdivision has been in
existence ten years and which for a period o f ten years previously has not
defaulted for a period o f more than ninety days in the payment of any part
o f either principal or interest of any debt contracted by it and whose net
indebtedness after deducting the amount of its water bonds and bonds
issued for other self-sustaining public utilities and the amount of sinking
funds which are available for the payment of its bonds or interest bearing
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.




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town, county or political or taxing subdivision to be ascertained by the
valuation of property therein for the assessment o f taxes next preceding
such investment; provided, that no bonds or other interest-bearing obliga­
tions of any such county shall be eligible for investment unless such county
has a 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 ii.vestment unless
such city, town or political or taxing subdivision has a population of not
less than one thousand inhabitants as ascertained by United States or State
census or by any municipal census taken by authority of the State next
preceding such investment, and, provided, further, that there shall be eligible
hereunder the bonds or other interest-bearing obligations of a political or
taxing subdivision which has not been in existence for ten years, but which
is erected out of another eligible subdivision or comprises in whoie or in
part another eligible s bdivision or subdivisions or parts of eligible sub­
divisions if such subdivision shall comply with the other requirements of
this paragraph.
But nothing herein contained shall authorize the investment of funds in
any special assessment or improvement bonds or other bonds or other
interest-bearing obligations which are not the direct obligations of the
district issuing same and for which the full faith and credit of the entire
district are not pledged.
(f) Bonds or debentures of any Province of the Dominion of Canada.
Bonds 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
inhabitants, as ascertained by official census next preceding such invest­
ment and which has not since 1900 defaulted for more than ninety days
in the payment of any part of principal or interest of any debt authorized
to be contracted by it and which has a net indebtedness exclusive o f water
debt and 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
respects such bonds shall conform to the requirements of Clause E of this
section; and in the bonds or obligations of any city, town or district therein
unconditionally guaranteed as to payment of principal and interest by the
Dominion of Canada or any province thereof.
(g) Bonds o f any governmental subdivision or city of any foreign country,
which governmental subdivision or city has a population of not less than
one hundred thousand inhabitants and 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 has not defaulted for more than ninety days on any installment
o f any part of principal 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
bonds, debenture bonds or notes of any regularly incorporated company,
which bonds or notes, plus all prior incumbrances are outstanding in an
amount not in excass o f 50% of the actual value of the property securing
said bonds or notes.
(j) Railroad 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 o f not more than 60% of the value thereof.
All securities as enumerated above, having a 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. The Superintendent o f Banks shall have the power to require
any security to be charged down to such sum as in his judgment represents
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 subdivision (k):
In 1921 the General Assembly passed a bill supplementary to Section
710-111 by adding a section to be known as Section 710-111 (a) and amend­
ing Section 710-121. We give the text of these below:
710-112. REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Sec. 710-112. Loans by banks upon mortgage notes shall be made upon
first mortgage upon real estate 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 of
savings banks and trust companies not more than sixty per cent (60%) o f
the amount of the paid in capital, surplus and deposits o f such bank or
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 o f
this Act, shall not exceed eighty per cent of the value o f such collateral.
Sec. 710-113. The term “ improved" real estate as used in this Act shal
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
the case of farm property shall mean tillable lands with farm buildings
thereon and actually under use for farm purposes, and when so used the
same may include pasture and wood lands.
Sec. 7 1 0 -llla . Any bank organized under this Act without regard to
the amount of its capital and surplus, may file application with the Super­
intendent of Banks for permission to exercise, upon conditions and under
such regulations as may be prescribed by the said Superintendent of Banks,
either or both of the following powers:
(A) To invest its capital, surplus, undivided profits and deposits in bonds,
notes, trade acceptances, debentures or first lien securities of one or more
banks or corporations, chartered or incorporated under the laws o f 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 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 o f one or more banks or corporations chartered or incorporated under
Section 25a of the Federal Reserve A ct, 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
tion 25a of the Federal Reserve Act, as approved December 24 1919.
Every bank organized hereunder and investing in the capital stock of
banks 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 or 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.

OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS

INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS.— The investment of trust funds
Is regulated by Section 11214 of the General Code. This section was
amended in 1923 (V. 116, p . 2795) and now reads as follows:
Sec. 11214. When they have funds belonging to the trust which are to
be invested, executors, administrators, guardians, including guardians of
the estate o f minors, and trustee, may invest them in bonds or certificates
o f indebtedness of this State, of the United States, or in the bonds or
certificates of indebtedness o f any county, city, village or school district in
this State, on which default has never been made in the payment of interest,
or in bonds issued by any bank organized under the provision of the Act
o f Congress known as the Federal Farm Loan Act, approved July 17 1916,
and amendments thereto, or in such other securities as the court having
control of the administration o f the trust approves.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OF OHIO.
[In the follow in g statem ents o f debt we report in detail only those
bonds w hich are a general obligation of the place issuing the same.
Lack of space prevents our giving a description o f the num erous
issues of assessment bonds— that is, bonds payable by assessment
against the particular piece o f property benefited.]
ADAMS COUNTY.
Park, Boulevard & Playgr. Rds.
County seat is West Union.
5Ms’22 - - - /$45,000—Feb 1 ’28-’42
1 40,000--Feb 1 '43-52
5M s’22 M-S $68,000_______________
Bridge C onstruction Bonds.
Trunk & Lateral Sewer Bonds.
5Ms’23M-S20 $30,000cSept 1 ’ 27-’31 5s '24 - . /$120,000r*_.Oct 1 ’27-36
Funding Bonds.
1 156,000r*_-Oct 1 ’37-48
4s ’09 M-S $14,000c__ Mar 1 1929
Paving Bonds.
5Ms’ 13 M-S 16,000--M ar 4 ’28-’43
— $19,700_______________
5s T5 M-S 17,500___ Mar 1 1935 4Ms
4Ms’17 M-S
25,000___ Mar 1 1937
Grade Crossing Bonds.
5Ms’18 M-S
10,000___ Mar 1 1938 5s ’20 J-J S65.000--Jan
1 ’28-’40
5Ms’19 M-S
20,000___ Mar 1 1939 4Ms’23 A-O (160,000r*_0ct 1 ’27-’42
110.000r*_0ct 1 ’43-’52
5Ms’20 M-S
18,000___ Mar 1 1940
6s '22
18,000_______ __1937 4 Ms’25 A-O/ 81,000r*_0ct 1 ’28-'30
I700,000r*.0ct 1 ’31-’55
Road Bonds.
6s ’20 J-J $30,000-July 12 ’27-30
P ublic Hall Bonds.
4M s’22 . . .
19,040_____ _____ ____ 5s ’24 A-O$550,000r*_0ct 1 ’27-’48
5Ms’23 - - 154,000_________ 1933 4Ms
A-O 1124, OOOr*.O ct 1 ’27-’46
6s ’23 —
54.000_________ 1932
\132,OOOr*_Oct 1 ’37-’47
5Ms’24 M-S (24,000--Sept 1 ’27-’30
121.000-Sept 1 R efunding Bonds.
’31-'33
4Ms
J-J $13,200c_July 9 ’27-’28
R efunding Bonds.
Cuyahoga River P urification.
4Hs'12 A-O $30,320c.Apr 1 ’28-47
5s T4 A-O 48,500____Apr 1 1934 4Ms’14M-N/$192,OOOc_May 1 28-'39
1 28.000c-.M ay 1 1934
5s T6 M-S 17,500___ Mar 1 1936
Playground Bonds.
4H s’ 17 F-A 50,000___ Feb 2 1937
$8,000c_JuIy 1 ’28-'29
6s ’21 M-S 20,000/ 5,000 Mar 1 ’36 5s T9 J-J
115,000 Mar 1 ’41
Purch. o f Land for W ater Wks.
BON D. D EBT M ay 4 ’26 $750,000 4Ms’ l l J-D$162,000____Dec 1 1931
Purchase of W ater W orks.
Sinking fund_____________
150,000
Assess, val. real estate____11,432,020 4s T2 A-0$815,000____Apr 1 1942
Assessed val., personal---- 4,774,800
Building Bonds.
Total value ’25 (70% act.) 16,206,820 5Ms'21 J-J $114.000—Jan 1 ’28-’46
4Ms’23 A-O 21,000--0ct 1 '27-’47
State & county tax rate (per
Public Improvement Bonds.
$1,000) 1926______________$10.65
Popul’n 1910, 24,755; 1920, 22,403 4Ms’ 14 A-O 145,000- -Apr 1
IN T. at Countyr Treasurer’s office. 6s ’21 _
9,000- -July 1
3,200. — .July
6s ’21
6,000- -July 1
AKRON.
2,400- ...J u ly
This city is the county seat, of Sum­
mit County. Incorp. Mar. 12 1836. 6s '21 _
3,000- -July 1
6s ’21 M -N $355,518---N o v 1 1931
2.600- — .July
6s ’21
12.000- -July 1
Street W idening Bonds.
3,800- -.-J u ly
6s ’20 A-0/$108,000-Oct 1 ’27-35
\ 70,000_0ct 1 '36-40 6s ’21
7.000- --.J u ly
24,000- -July 1 '29-’31
Street Impt. Bonds.
4,000- -July 1 .28-’31
5s T9 A-O $72.000--Apr 1 ’28-’39 6s ’21
4.000- -Feb 1 '28-’31
5Ms’20 A-O 75.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30 6s ’22 _
700- ...F e b 1 1932
6s ’21 A-O 200,000--Apr 1 ’28-’31
5Ms’20A -O 39,000--Apr 1 ’28-’40
6.000- .F eb 1 '28-30
_
3.000- _ Feb
5Ms’21 J-J
80,000--Jan 1 ’28-’31
106,500--$1,500 yearly 6s ’22 _
2,900- — .Feb
6s
1,800- -Feb 1 ’28-29
5Ms’22 - - / 290,000--Feb 1 ’28-’32
1150.000- -Feb 1 ’28-’42
3,000- -Feb 1 '30-'32
5,000. -Feb 1 ’28-’32
1120.000- -Feb 1 '28-’42 6s '22 _
5Ms’22 1 90,000--Feb 1 ’43-’52
2,000- -Feb 1 ’28-’32
2.000-_Feb 1 ’28-’29
Market Place Bonds.
\ 4,000--Feb 1 ’30-’31 6 s ’20 A-O $8,000-_-Oct 1 ’27-’30
6s ’22
I 2.700___ Feb 1 1932
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s ’ 22 M-S 277,OOOr* Mar 1 ’28-’32 4s T2 A-OS1,128.000—Apr 11942
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 1926.) 4Ms’ 13 J-D / 50,000. Dec 31 1927
5s ’22 M-S 166,000c r Apr 1 ’28-’47
(750.000Dec 31 ’28-'37
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 1926.) 4H s’ 15 A -0
204,000-Apr 1 ’28-33
6s ’ 22 M -N 48,200_-M ay 1 ’28-’32
75,000_________ (For maturity see V. 114, p. 2848-) 5s T8 A-O 1,127,000___ 1927-1952
(See V. 107, p. 1592.)
5s ’23 A-O 240,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’32
_
6 s ’22 A-O 47,200--Apr 1 ’28-’32 5s T7 M-S $877,000-Sept 1 ’27-’52
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 2848.) (For maturity see V. 105, p. 1546.)
6 s ’22 M -N 23.400--M ay 1 ’28-’32 6s T8 A-O
$10,000-. Apr 1 1928
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 2623.) 5Ms'20 s-a (1,694,000-Apr 1 ’28-’49
5s ’ 23 A-O $26,OOOr*-Oct 1 ’27-’28
1 82,000--Apr 1 1950
5Ms’24 A-O 315,OOOr*.Oct 1 ’27-’33 5Ms’20s-a / 396.000.Apr 1 ’28-’45
5s ’25 A-O 360,000r*_0ct 1 ’27-’35
I 135.000. Apr 1 '46-50
5s '25 F -A /350,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’33 5Ms’2 0 s - a f 642,200. Jan 1 '28-’46
U 02 ,000 c-.0ct 1 '34-’35
\ 150.000.Jan 1 ’47-'51
4M s’26 A-O 300,000r*_0ct 1 ’27-’36 4M s’23 --_ / 30,000r*_. Oct 1 1927
5s ’26 A-O /64,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’28
\420,000r*-0ct 1 ’28-’47
199,000c—Oct 1 ’29-’31 5s ’24 A-O/1 12,OOOr*_Oct 1 '27-’34
I210,000r*_0ct 1 ’35-’48
5s ’26 A-0$391,500— -Oct 1 ’28-’31
5s ’26 A-O 844,700 —-O ct 1 ’28-’36 4Ms’26 A-O 500,000r*_0ct 1 ’27-’31
4M s’27 - - - 200,000.--O ct 1 ’28-37 4Ms’27 - - 350,000—-O ct 1 ’28-’5£

Municipal Bonds
Bought— Sold
Quoted— Appraised

OTIS & CO.
Established 1899
CLEVELAND
New York
Denver
Toledo




Detroit
Columbus

Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco

[V ol. 124.

F unding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5s T4 ___$56,000_________________ 6s ’23 J -D / $65,000—June 1 ’28-’32
\ 12.500____June 1 1933
5s T9 A -0/600,000----Apr 1 ’28-’49
(160,000----Apr 1 ’50-’54
D itch Bonds.
$1,490..S e p t 1 ’27-32
5Ms’20 A-O 297,000--Apr 1 ’28-’45 6s ’27 - . 2,019-Sept 1 5 ’27-’29
5Ms’21 J-J (646,000--Jaif 1 ’28-46 6 s ’2 6 .-M -S
2,595-Sept 15 ’27-29
1150.000- -Jan 1 ’47-’516s ’26 M-S
3.369Sept 15 ’27-’29
6s '21
(255,000--July 1 '28-’42 6s ’26 M-S
556_ Sept 15 1927
_
1144,000.-July 1 '43-’51 6s ’26 M-S
7.369Sept 15 ’27-’29
5Ms’22 - . - / 80,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’32 6s ’2 6 --M -S
1,395---Sept 15 ’27
1340.000- -Feb 1 ’33-’526s ’26 M-S
1,255-Sept 15 ’27-’29
5s ’22 — 250,000r*.A pr 1 ’ 28-'47 6s ’26 M-S
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 1926.) 6s ’26 M -S
9,0 00.Sept 15 ’27-’30
5s ’22 M-S 166,000r*-Apr 1 ’ 28-’47 N E T D E B T M ay 28 ’27—$2,627,540
(For maturity see V. 114. p. 1926.) Assess, val., real________ 95,620,310
4Ms’23A-01, 50,000. Oct 1 ’27-’47 Assess, val., personal___ 48,337,280
5Ms’23 A-O /540,O *_Oct 1 ’27-’35 Ass’d val. ’27 (U act.) — 143,957,590
OOr
(756,000r*_0ct 1 ’ 37-’47 State&Co. tax (per $1,000) ’26_$7,04
4 Ms’25A -0 3 ,000, O * . Oct 1 ’27-’50 Popul'n 1910, 56,580; 1920, 68.203
OOr
4M s’26M-S/340,000r* M-S 1927-36
IN T . at Treasurer's office.
(360,OOOr* M-S 1939-’46
4M ’26 M-S2,800,000—M-S 1 ’27-46
S ew erC ollection & Disposal Bds. A L L IA N C E .
This city Is In Stark County.
5s ’22 s-a $334,000.-M ay 1 ’ 28-’47
(For maturity see V. 114. p. 2848.)
Park & P layground Bonds.
($20,400—Sept 1 ’40-’51
4M s’27 -.3,000,000____Oct ’28-’52 5s ’23
1 2,400___ Sept 1 1952
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
f$21,000c.May 1 '28-’30 5s ’26 A-O 25,000__ Oct 1 ’27-42
16,000c.May 1 ’31-’32
Deficiency Bonds.
5s T9 M -N ( 27,OOOc.May 1 ’33-’35 5s T9 M -S $38,000— Sept 1 1927
54,600_ Sept 1 1928
_
I 20,OOOc_May 1 ’36-’37 6s ’20 M -S
Refunding Bonds.
l 22.000c.M ay 1 ’38-’39
University F ngin’g Bldg. Bonds 5s '14 M-S $21.600___ Mar 10 1930
30,000
1928-1937
4MST6J-J $39.000.-July 1 ’28-’66 5s T8 —
5K s’ 18 . . .
27,500
1930-1938
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
Sidewalk & H ospital B onds.
4Ms'15 M -N $12.000c
M ay 1 1935
5s T9 A-Of 67,900--Oct 1 ’27-’33 4Ms’ 16 M-N$15,0C0.Nov 15 "44-’46
C ity’ s P ortion, Street.
1 15,000------Oct 1 1934
5 Ms
40,000_______ _______ 5s T9 . . . /$18,000—M ay 1 ’28-’33
1 3,800___ M ay 1 1934
Police Dept. Bonds.
5s T9 A-O / $8.000--Oct 1 '27-28 5s T9 J-D (21,000-June 15 ’28-34
1 30,000--0ct 1 ’29-’34
1 1,950 —-June 15 1935
5s T 6 —
5,000..........1936-1940
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
6s ’20 M-N$509,410.87-Nov 1 1928 4M '16 - . 1,700
1944
6 s ’21
114,000 _____ 1944-1942
V iaduct Bonds.
4Ms’23 A-O ($110.000--Oct 1 ’27-’37
Paving and Intersection Bonds.
\ 110,000--Oct 1 ’38-’47 4s ’07 F-A $5,350___ Aug 1 1927
Sewage Bonds.
C ity’ s P ortion, Paving.
$116,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’30 4s ’09 J-D $13.000— -D ec 31 1929
4 Ms’ l J-D 15,2000—June 15 1928
30.000
___________Oct 1 l 1931
4Ms’22 A-O 203,000--Oct 1 ’32-’38 4Ms’ 12 M-S
7,800___ Mch 1 1932
4 Ms'12 J-J
30.000
___________Oct 1 1939
13,800___ July 1 1933
203,000--Oct 1 ’40-'46 4 Ms ’ 12F-A
7,150___ Aug 1 1932
800— Sept 16 1927
30.000
___________Oct '07 1947
4s 1
M-S
4M s’26 A-O 150,000r*.0ct 1 ’27-’51 5s '14 J-J
3,000— Jan 15 1929
5s T5 A-O 13,900— Apr 15 1935
Land Purchase Bonds.
5s ’ 22 M -N $75,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’47 5s T4 J-J
6,500__ July 15 1939
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 2848.) 5s T5 A-O
9.150____ Apr 11940
TOT. D E B T Dec 1 ’26--$39,811,718 5s T5 J-J
15.350____ July 11940
Water works debt (incl.). 10,418,000 5s 15 M-S
8,200____ Sept 11943
Sinking funds, general_
_
635,238 5s T 6 A-O 10,850____ Apr 11936
N ET DEBT Dec 1 ’26 -- 28,758,480 5s T6 J-D (12,000-June 1 5 ’36-’39
Assess, val. 1925_______ 320,763,870
\ 2,123.—June 15 1940
Actual value (estimated) 500,000,000
2.000
A ug 1 1941
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____ $24.00 5s T6 F-A
3.000
A ug 1 1943
Population in 1920_________ 208,435
4,250____ Aug 1 1945
3.000July 15 ’36-’38
IN T. at Nat. Park Bank, N. Y .. 5s T6 J-J
814_ July 15 1939
_
and City Treasury, Akron.
2,063____Apr 1 1927
5s T7 A-O
5.0 00
_1927-1931
5Hs'18 - —
A K R O N SCH OOL D IS T R IC T .
5s T9 . . .
6.000 _____ 1927-1932
4s '12 J-D$250,000c.Dec 20 ’27-’36 5s '26 A-O 10,400____Oct 1 1928
4s '12 J-D 25,000___________1937
Fire Department Bonds.
4M s’ 13 M-S 16,000c _Mch 1 '28-'29 5Ms’20
$7.000____ 1927-1933
500____ Oct 11928
4Ms’ 13 A-O 25,000c.Apr 15 '33-'36 5s ’26 A-O
4s TO A-O 55.000c. .O ct 4 '28-'29
C ity’s P ortion Impt.
4s T2 J-J
63.000c.jan 9 ’ 29-'31 5 Ms’ 23 M-S /$42,000- Sept 1 ’27-’32
\ 8,213.50-Sept 1 1933
4Ms'13 A-O 25,OOOc-.Oct 1 ’36-’37
4Ms’ 13 M-S 30.000..........1929-1932
D eficiency F unding Bonds.
$39.900_________ 1931
20.000c--Jan 9 ’28-'31 6s '21
4Ms'14 J-J
Storm Sewer Bonds.
4Ms'14 M-S /10.000cMar 18 '28-’29
l 6,000c..M ar 18 1930 5s '15 M-S $2,800____ Mar 11935
4M s'15J-D 220,000.Sept 20 ’27-’37 5Ms’20
4,500_________ 1927
11,500______1927-1939
4Ms'16 F-A 50,009--Feb 1 ’28-’37 6s ’21 . . .
6,0 00........ 1927-1932
4Ms'16 M -N 45,000____Nov 1 1938 5s ’22
5s '17 A-O 300.000...O c t 1 ’ 27-’38
Public Bldg. Bonds
4Ms’ 17 M -N l98,000-M ay 15 '28-’36 5s '14 J-J $75,0001-Jan 15 '37-’39
5s T8 F-A 112,000-.Feb 1 '28-’34 5s T5 A-O 5.000— Apr 15 1937
6,250_ June 15 1941
_
5s T8 M -N 58,000-Nov 15 ’27-’29 5s T5 J-D
P olice & Fire Alarm Bonds.
5s ’ IS J-D 30.000-Dec 30 ’27-’29
$2,000
1927-1930
5s’19 M -N 600,000-May 11 ’28-’39 5 s '23 - - .
6,000
1927-1938
5Ms’20A-O 1,300,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’40 5Ms’23 — 5Ms’21 M-S 700,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’41
A utom obile Bonds.
$ 3 0 0 --...........-.1927
5 s '22 J-D 416,000.-June 1 ’ 28-’43 5 s ’22 - - .
City H ospital Bonds.
4% s’23A-O10 450,000c.0ct 10'27-43
5Ms'23A-0 900,000-Oct 1 ’27-'44 5s T4 J-J $50,000._Jan 15 ’35-’36
4Ms'26 A -O /290,000c.-O ct 1 '27-36 5s '15 M-S 35,000____Mar 1 1940
(150,000c__0ct 1 ’37-’4i 6s ’20 M-S 140,000_.Sept 1 ’27-54
...
33,000
1927-1937
4%s'26 A-O 150,000c-.O ct 1 '42-46 5Ms
3,6 00_____ 1927-1938
4M s’26 A-O 540,000...O c t 1 ’27-’46 “ '23
Cemetery Bonds.
S chool R efu nding Bonds.
$500__________1927
($7,000c
Feb 1 1931 5Ms’23 - - .
5s '15 F-A I20,000c-Feb 1 '32-'33
City Jail Equipm ent Bonds
1 6,000c. ..F e b 1 1934 5s T5 J-D $3.250-.-June 15 1941
B D . DEBT Apr 15 ’26---$7,191,288
Overhead Bridge Bonds.
_
Sinking fund____________
261.000 4Ms’09 A-O $4.500_ Apr 10 1929
Tot. ass’d val. '26 (act.) .323,858,750
M onum ent Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—S10.42 5Ms’23 M-S $4,500--Sept 1 ’27-’35
Population in 1920_________ 208,435
Park B onds.
IN T . payable at Treasurer’s of­ 5 s ’23 —
$30,500____ 1927-1952
fice, at First-Second Nat. Bank of
Public-Square Impt.
Akron, at Central Trust & Savings
N. Arch Grade C rossing.
_
Bank of Akron and at the Hanover 4s ’09 J-D / $15,000_ Dec 31 1932
1 16,000-—Dec 31 1933
National Bank, New York.
4Ms'09 J-D
3,400__Dec 31 1934
C ity’s Portion Sewer.
ALGER VILLAGE SCHOOL DIST. 5s ’08 J-D $3,000— . June 15 1928
This district (P. O. Alger) is in 4 Ms’ l l J-D
2 ,2 0 0 ..-June 15 1928
Hardin County.
4Ms'13 A-O
1,500___Apr 1 1928
($5,000. ..O c t 1 ’27-’31
W'ater-Works Bonds.
5Ms'23 A-O 114,000____Oct 1 1932 4 s ’99 F -A /$ ]0.000— -Feb 20 1928
12,000-—Oct 1 ’ 33-36.
1 9,000— Feb 20 1929
14,000____Oct 1 1937 4s '05 J-J
10.000
___________July 22 1925
BOND. DEBT Aug 1923— $137,000 4Ms’ 12J-D I 100.000--June 1 ’28-’31
Sinking fund_____________
2,585
15.000
___________June 1 1932
Assessed valuation 1922_ 2,099.410 4Ms’ 12 J-J
_
40.000July 15 ’32-’33
Total tax rate (per $1,000)____$8.10 4Ms’ 12 J D 10.000
___________Dec 15 1934
IN T. at District Treasurer's office. 5s '14 A-O /20.C00—Oct 15 ’35-’36
\14,000___ Oct 15 1937
ALLEN COUNTY.
5s T4 J-D
7.000
___________Dec 1 1934
os To J-D
Lima is the county seat.
6.000
___________June 1 1940
os 16 F -A /100,000—Aug 1 ’41-'44
V iaduct Bonds.
5 s '25 M -S /$24,000c-Sept 1 ’ 27-’33
\ 20.000___ Aug 1 1945
1 3,375c— -Sept 1 1934 5Ms’ 18 —
4 .0 0 0
_1927-1930
Bridge Bonds.
10.000
___________Apr ’28-’29
6 s ’24 M -S /$30,100—Sept 1 ’27-’33
15.000
___________Apr ’30-’31
\ 4,975___ Sept 1 1934 5Ms’ 18 A-O 10.000
_Apr 1932
5s
. . . $15,500—Sept 1 ’37-’35
15.000
___________Apr ’33-’37
20.000
___________Apr ’38-'39
Road Improvement Bonds.
6s ’21 M-S $20,000.-M&S ’27-’31
15.000
_Apr 1940
5 5 .0 0 0 - May 1 ’28-'38
6s ’ 24 M-S 45.600--Sept 1 ’ 27-’38 os T9
6s ’24 M-S 42,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’33 i 6s ’20 M-S 18 000--Sept 1 '27- 35
6,000___ Sept 1 1934 6s '21
7.000 ..........1927-1933
9.000 ..........1927-1932
5s ’26 M-S 15,896 M-S 1 1927-36 5s '22
7.000 _____ 1927-1933
5s ’26 M-S 27,000--Sept 1 ’27-’35 :5M s’23
7 ’26 M-S 56,500--Sept 1 ’27-35 I5s ’24 J-D 288,000c_Dec 15 ’27-’50
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Street Bonds.
5s '17 M-S S1.200.M&S 1 ’27-’29
5s '19 M-S / 1,500—Sept 1 ’27-’29
\ 1,500. Mar 1 ’28-30
5X a’20 M-S J 3,000..M ar 1 ’28-’30
1 4.000.-Sept 1 ’27-’30
Paving Bonds.
5s ’18 M-S $1.800___ M-S ’27-’28
Water-Works Bonds.
5s ’07 M-Sf 16,000c...M cb ’ 28-’33
t 2,400____Sept ’27-'32
5s ’ 19 A-O 130,000 _____ 1927-1952
5>*s’20 A-O 725.000—Apr 15 ’28-’52
\26.000—Oct 15 '27-'52
W ell Extension Bonds.
5s ’ 17 M-S $11.000c___________
BOND. DEBT July 1 ’2 5 - $719,430
Total val’n ’ 18 (75% a ct.).13,505.450
Popul’n 1910. 6.795; 1920, 9,249
IN T . at First Nat. Bank. Ashland

_ _

Fifth Street Crossing.
4s ’09 J-D $19,000— .D e c 31 1931
4 ^ s ’ 12 M-S
4,000____Mar 1 1933
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
4s '09 J-D $135,000 Dec 15 '29-'33
5s ’15 M-S 40.000____Sept 1 1943
4 ^ s ’ 16 M -N 50,000-Nov' 15 ’43-'47
5s 26
A-O 100,000c—Apr 1 ’28-’52
BON D. DEBT Apr 1927-$1,650,970
Water debt______________
896.500
260,155
Assessment debt________
Sinking fund____________
338,190
Assessed valuation 1927—49,702,390
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_$20.30
Popul'n 1910, 15,083: 1920, 21,603
. IN T . payable at Office o f Sink.
Fund Trustees.

_ _ _

A U B U R N T O W N S H IP .
ASHTABULA COUNTY.
This township (P. O. Tiro) Is In
Jefferson is the county seat.
5 s ’ 25 A-O $53,000c. . A&O ’27-’34 Crawford County.
Road B onds.
Bridge Bonds.
I$5,000.. Apr 10 1928
_
5s ’24 A-OS185,000c_ Oct 1 1945
6s '20 A-O
11,000__Apr 1 1929
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s
A-<>$745,900__________ 1928
5,500___ Oct 1 1928
(16,500___ Oct
1 1929
5s T9 A-O 1 6 ,0 0 0 c... Apr 1 1928
5s TO A-O I 7 ,0 0 0 c ... Oct 1 1927 BOND. D E B T Apr 22 ’ 26- $28,500
600
112,000c..Oct 1 1928 Floating debt (add'l)_____
5s T9 A-O I 1 ,0 0 0 c ... Oct 1 1927 Assess, val (90% act.) '26.2,100,000
\ 3.000c____Oct 1 1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925--$20.00
6s ’ 20 A-O j 15,000c.-Oct 1 ’27-’28 Population 1910, 1,161; 1920, 1.059
1 9.500c. ..O c t 1 1929
6s ’20 A-O (25.000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’28 AUGLAIZE COUNTY.
1 17,000c. _ .O ct 1 1929
County seat Is Wapakoneta.
6s ’20 A-O i 40.000c.0ct 1 ’27-’28
Bridge Bonds.
1 25.0 0 0 c ... Oct 1 1929 5s T3 M-S $23.000____Sept 1 1939
6s '20 A-O J 44.000c.0ct 1 ’27-’28 6s T4 M-S 12,000____ Mar 1 1928
1 24.000C— .O ct 1 1929 5s T6 M-S 21.000
Sept 1 1935
ALLIANCE CITY SCH. DIST.
6s ’20 A-O 55,200c.0ct 1 ’27-’ 29 6s '20 M-S 26.000
M ar 1 1938
6s ’21 A-O 24,000c.0ct 1 ’ 27-’30 6s '21 M-S 26.000
4s ’ 10 M-S $99,000c____ 1927-1935
Sept 1 1931
4s ’ l l M-S 50,000c. .Mch 21 1931 ASHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT
5s ’27 A-O 48,370-A & O 1’27-’36
6,000____Mar 1 1928
4s ’ l l A-O 11,000c..................1931 4H s’ l l M-S $20,500c.M&S 1 ’27-’37 5s ’27 A-O 20,800-A & O 1’27-’36 6s ’21 M-S
9.500
Sept 1 1934
5s ’27 A-O
9,750-A & O 1’27-36
5s ’ 14 M-S 70,000c—.........— 1934 5s — ----900c____M-S 1927
" ’07 M-S
900c
43,500____ Mar 1 1939
27-36 ’23 M-S
5s ’ 14 A-O 20.500c.0ct 1 '27-’34 5s ’ 14 M-S 1 2,000. . Sept 1 1927 5s ’27 A-O 118,500-A & O 1’
6s
4.500
Sept 1 1933
5s '16 J-J
Road im provement Bonds.
35,000c____ 1927-1936
180.000. Sept I '28-'47
5s ’ 24 J-J
11.000
June 1 1935
6.000c Sept 1 ’27-'32 5H s’22 A-O S73.OOOc.-Oct 1 ’27-’31
5s ’ 16 J-D 35.000c____ 1927-1936 5s ’ 15 M-S
Infirmary B uilding Bonds
5 ^ s ’ 18 26.000c____ 1929-1938 544s’22 A-O 120.000. Oct 1 ’27-'36 5H s’22 A-O 35.000c. .Oct 1 ’27-’31 5s TO M-S 17,000____Sept 1 192
6s ’21 M-S 45.000c.Sept 1 -27-’35
1 3.000. ..O c t 1 1937 5H s’23 A-O 15.000c.0ct 1 ’27-'32
R efu nding Bonds.
5s '22 M-S 150,000c-Mar 1 ’28-’42 5H s’23 M-S 118,000. Sept 1 ’27-’35 5H s’23 A-O „
72,000c.Oct 1 ’27-'32 4H s’ 10 J-J $1,000____July 1 1928
-------~
__________
5s ’22 A-O 65,000c. Apr 1 '28-’40
6;000—Sept 1 ’36-’37 5H s’23 A-O 24,000c.Oct 1 27- 32 j 5H s’ 13 M-S
7,000____Mar 1 1936
5s '22 A-O 60.OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’47 5Hs'23 F-A 70.000..F&A ’27-’31 5s ’24 A-O 30,000c----- A-O ’27-33
Road Bonds.
5s ’22 M -N 160,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’43 5s ’24 M-S 110,000..Sept 1 ’27-’47
In ter-C ou n ty Highway B onds. 5s T8 M-S : 31,500.
$
5Hs'22 A-O $15,000c.Oct 1 ’27-31 5s ’ 18 M-S
5s '23 M-S 63,OOOc.Mar 1 ’ 28-’48 (For maturity see V. 118, p. 1173)
9,000.
9,000___ Sept 1 1927
5s ’23 A-O 80,000_____ 1927-1931 4H s’2 5 A -0 192.000c.0ct 1 '27-’50 5H s’22 A-O/ 41,000c-Oct 1 '27-28 5s ’ 19 M-S
3,500.
-Sept 1 1929
44£s
...
11,500.-Apr 1928-’49 4H s’26 A-O (100,000—Oct 1 '27-’46
l 57,000c-Oct 1 ’29-’31 6s ’ 21 M-S 21.300.
-Sept 1 1931
i 30.000 —Oct 1 ’47-’51 5Ms’22 A-O 75,000c.Oct 1 ’ 27-’31 6s ’22 M-S 68,600.
High School Bldg. Bonds.
-Sept 1 1931
5a T9 . . . J-D$280.000c. 1927-1940 TOTAL D EBT July 1 ’25. $575,000 5H s’22 A-O 50,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’31 5K s’22 M-S
4,250___ Sept 1 1932
4,250.
Assess, val. ’21 (abt. act.>16.080,080 5H s’22 A-O/140,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’30 5H s’22 M-S
R efu nding Bonds.
3,300___ Sept 1 1932
3,300.
1 36 ,00 0 c...O ct 1 1931 6s ’ 22 M-S 13,930. ..S ep t 1 1931
54is’20 A-O $65,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’40 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1919.$4.60
IN T . on bonds o f 1915 and on 5s ’ 25 A-O / 4,000c..A & O ’ 27-’31 6s *22 M-S 44,100. ..S ep t 1 1931
T O T .D B .D T . M ay 20 ’27 $1,167,818
1 7 ,0 0 0 c...A -O ’32-’ 34 5s ’20 M-S 38.750. —Sept 1 1930
Sinking fund------------------117,000 bonds o f 1922 at Farmers’ Bank.
A-O 30,000c.Oct 1
9,200.
9.200
___________Sept 1
Total assess, val. 1926 ___50,800,000 Ashland; on others at First National 5s ’ 25 (Due each 6 months.) ’ 27-’34 5s ’23 M-S
6s ’23 M-S
7,200.
7.200
___________Sept 1
School tax (per $1,000), 1926_.89.45 Bank, Ashland.
Children s Home Site B onds.
5 ^ s ’23M-S
8,875.
8,875___ Sept 1 1932
Population 1926_____________25,000
5H s’27 . . . $175,000______ _____ _ 5^s'23: M-S 14,400.
4,400___ Sept 1 1933
INTEREST is payable at Alliance. ASHLAND COUNTY.
T O T .B D .D T .M ay 27’ 27-$2,281,300 5J^s'23; M-S
3,960.
3,960___ Sept 1 1933
Sinkingfund____________
241,371 5!4s’23i M-S
2,340.
2,340----- Sept 1 1933
Ashland Is the county seat.
Assess, val., real estate
91,691,710 5H s’24 M-S 16,000.
.Sept 1 1933
Road Bonds (County's Portion).
A M A N D A V IL . S C H O O L D IS T .
Assess, val., personal___ 56,503,130 6s '21 M-S
5,850.
5,850----- Sept 1 1931
J$4,000____Oct 1 1927
This district (P. O. Amanda) is in
5,200.
5.200
___________Sept 1
6s '20 A-O (^4,000
A-O ’ 28-’29 Tot. as’d va l.'26(75%act) 148.194,900 6s ’21 M-S
Fairf!eld County.
_
C oun ty Home Impt. Bonds.
(12,000____Apr 1 1930 Countv tax rate (p .M )’ 1926_ $4.96
5 Ho 23 A-O $64,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’43
5H s
...
30,000c......................... 6s ’22 A-O 15,000..O c t 1 ’27-’31 Popul’n 1910, 59,437; 1920, 65,545 5H s’22 M-S /$4,900—Sept 1 ’27-’33
l
800___ Sept 1 1934
s’22 . . .
40,000—Apr
BOND. DEBT Apr. 2 1 ’27 $86,500 5H'25 J-D 81,000c.Apr 1 '28-’31
5s
1
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 1925- $316,375
Tot. assess.val.'27(2 3 act.)3,400.000 5M s’27 A-O $24,500-.O ct 1 ’28-’35 A S H T A B U L A H A R B O R S P E C IA L Assessment debt (add’l ) . .
193,375
'28-’32
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S8.00
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
Assessed valuation, r e a l..34,218,050
Bridge Bonds
IN T . at the Farmers & M e r-! 5s T9
This district, (P. O. Ashtabula Assessed val., personal_ 17,575,630
_
i f $4,000.Apr 1 ’28-'29
chants Bank, Amanda.
Total assess, val. 1924_ 51,793,680
_
l 9.000.Oct 1 '27-’29 Harbor) is in Ashtabula County.
County tax (per $1,000) 1924..$5 30
Deficit Bonds.
6s '22 s-a
20,000________
AMHERST VILLAGE SCH. DIST. TOT. DEBT July 1 1925.$1,093,000 5H s'i9 A-O $6.000___ Oct 1 1927 Popul’n 1910, 31,246; 1920, 29,527
INT. payable at Treas. office.
This district (P. O. Amherst) is in Total assess, value 1924—5-1,968,280 BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’ 27 $181,598
Popul'n 1910. 22,975; 1920, 24.627 Tot.assess.val.’27 (% act) 11,725,540
Lorain County.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$25.50 AUSTINTOW N TW P. SCH. DIST.
6s '21 A-O $124,000c.Oct 1 ’ 27-’52
INT. at County Treas. office.
Population in 1926 (est.)_____12,200
(For amount due each year see
This district (P. O. West AustinV. 113. p. 2741.)
town) is in Mahoning County.
5H s’23 F-A
9,000—F-A 1927-’31 ASHTABULA. Ashtabula Co. Inc. ATHENS.
B uilding Bonds.
This
1 1,229.13-Aug 1 1931 July 10city is in Pop'n 1927, 27,000.
A-O $18,0 0 0c_____________
' This city is in Athens County 5J4s
1891.
Sewage Bonds.
($1,000 each six months until 1935)
W ater Supply Impt. Bonds.
5s ’26 . . .
$1,550.-O ct 1 ’29-’35 6s City Bldg. Impt. 0Bonds
5s T6 J-J $32.000...J an 1 '28-’3S 5s T5 A-O $1,000c.Apr 1 '28-’29
'22 A-O $6,4 0 c ___ 1927-1933
5s ’26 . . .
75,000—Oct 1 ’28-'51
BOND. DEBT Aprl4 '2 7 — $94,000
Street Impt. Bonds.
Street Bonds.
4,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 ’24 $165,279 5s
A-O $4,00 0c____ 1927-1930 6s T9 M-S $6,400..Sept 1 ’27-’29 Sinkingfund______________
Total assess, val. 1923___ 5,578.485 5H s
21,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’32 Assess, val. 1926 (actual) .5,900,000
A-O 18,000c ____ 1927-1632 5H s’22 . . .
School tax (per $1,000)_______ $8.26 "
3,500c.Sept 1 ’27-’33 School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$10.42
6s
15,0 00c____ 1927-1931 5s '23 M-S
5,600.Sept 15 ’ 27-’33 Population in 1927 (est.)______2,300
5s '24 A-O
2,000c. Oct 1 ’2-7’34 6s ’23 M-S
IN T . payable at Mahoning Nat.
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
5s ’25 A-O
2,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’30
A N S O N IA V IL . S C H . D IS T .
A-O $10,000—Oct 1 ’27-46 5s T 7 M-S $5,500_______________ Bank, Youngstown.
This district is In Darke County 5s
3 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 '28-’33
5s
A-O 20,000.-Oct 1 ’27-36 5 s ’24 J-J
F unding Notes.
AVON.
Storm Sewer D istrict Bonds.
A-O 32,000—Oct 1 ’28-’32
6s ’26 - - - $35,512_A & O 1 ’27-’32 5s
This village Is In Lorain County.
5H s’22 . . . $2 8,000..Sept 1 ’27-32
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
B uilding Bonds.
Street Bonds.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s
. . . $22,500 ------- 1927-1941 5H s’2 2 A -0 $2,500c_________ 1927
5 s ’25 J-J $18.000cM&S 15’ 28-’ 36 5M sT9M -N/$12,000.M ay 15 ’28-’29
River im provement Bonds.
6d T9 — .
660-Feb 27 ’28-'30
l 2,000—-N ov 15 1927
4s ’09 A-O $90,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’29 BOND. D E B T Apr 1927. 1270,514
W ater W orks Bonds.
Assess, val. 1927________ 14,393,3" 0 BOND. DEBT Apr. 20 ’24 $61,500
Grade Crossing Bonds.
6s ’26 — - $13,000. J & D 1 ’27-’40
7,111
_
GEN. BD. D T . Apr 16’ 23. $34,500 5s ’24 A-O $192,000_0ct 1 ’27-’50 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922_ $21.80 Sinkingfund_____________ 1,932,475
Population 1910, 5,463; 1920, 6,418 Assess, val. real estate___
Electric Light Bonds.
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
10,000
Assess, val. persona!____
519,730
Sinking fund______________
500 5s T9 A-O $56,0 0 0 c___ 1927-1934
Total ass’d val. 1924______ 2,452.205
45,000c.M ar 1 '28-’30
Assess, vai. ’22 (90% a ct.).1.801,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_.s25.20
60,000c. Mar 1 ’31-33 ATHENS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School tax (per $1,000) 1922— .$6.20
Population in 1920____________1,462
Population in 1920 (est.)_______ 825 6s 1 M-S-| 75,000c_Mar 1 ’34-’36 4s ’06 M-S $20,000c_____ 1927-1931
90,000c.M ar 1 ’37-’39 4s TO A-O 16,000c.-M &S ’27-’35
105,000c_Mar 1 '40-’42 5s ’23 M-S 280,000c.Sept 15’27-’46 AVON L A F 2 VILLAGE SCHOOL
A R C A N U M S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
DISTRICT.
80,00Oc.Mar 1 '43-’44
This district (P. O. Arcanum) is in 6s ’21 M-S 384,000 c_ Sept 1 ’27-’45 5s '23 M-S j118,500c.Sept 15’27-’41
This district (P. O. Avon Lake) is
(Due $1,500 In odd yrs.
Darke County.
(For amount due each year see
(and $1,000 even yrs.) in Lorain County.
School B uilding Bonds.
V. 113, p. 1173.)
5s ’25 M-S 42,0 0 0 c...M -S ’26-’44 6s ’21 A -0$118.000____A-O ’ 27-’57
5 s ’ 22 A-0$200,000___________1948
Subway Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 479.) (For amt. due. see V. 114, p. 99.)
8 ,500c.Oct 1 '27-43
M ay 20 27 S23s dnn 4 s '08 A- ° 86,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’28 BOND. D EBT Apr 28 ’ 26. $400,000 5Ms’23 A-O
Sm km gfund.------- ---------5,000: Sewer Bonds.
Ass'd val. ’26 (ft act.)_ 12,500,000 BONDED D E B T _______________(?)
_
Tot. ass’d val.’26 (75-80%
IN
payable
($36,000c. Oct 1
School tax
actual)_________________2,447,000 5 s ’25 A-O 1 45,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’35 Population (per $1,000) 1926—812.40 BankT. o., Lorain. at the Central
C
'36-’50
in 1920 (est.)______7,200
Tax rate (pet $1,000) 1927_ $27.20 5s ’25
_
A-O 45,000c______________
INT. at office of Treasurer,
B A L L V IL L E T W P . R O A D D I S T .
5s
A-O 16,000..Oct 1 '27-42
ARCHBOLD.
This district (P. O. Fremont R. F.
Street Railway Bonds.
This village is in Fulton County.
5H s’22 A-O $42,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’33 ATHENS COUNTY.
D. N o. 1) is in Sandusky County.
Park Bonds.
5H s’22 A-O 15,000c.Apr 1 '28-’33
5s T5 M-S $3,000_ Sept 15 1927
_
County seat is Athens.
6s
F-A $1,500c Aug 20 ’27-’29 5 K s’22 A-O 120,000c-------1927-1938
21 . . .
6,500-----------------1931
Road Improvement Bonds
Street Im provement Bonds.
s’22 —
10,500c-------1927-1933
/ l , 000..A pr 1 ’28-’29
M-S$190,000c____ 1929-1939 5Jis’19 s-a
6s '22 M-S $4 ,500 ..Sept 1 ’27-’31 5H’25 A-O (22,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’37 5s
5s
11,200—Oct 1 ’27-’29
’21 M-S 30,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’31
5H s’23 . . .
7,000.—M-S 1927-33
\ 3,000c.Oct 1 ’38-’40 6s ’23 M-S /30,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’32 5s '16 M-S 20,000-M-S 15 ’28-’34
5s
R efu nd ing Bonds,
Sewage
DEBT
l 8.000c— .Sept 1 1933 BOND. assessedM ay 1 8 ’25. $37,500
5s T6 J-D $1.500c June 20 '28-’29 5H s’22 . . . Disposal Bonds.
$10.500c____ 1927-1933
Total
valuation
5s T7 J-D
2,000c June 2 0 ’28-’29 5H s’23 A-O 176,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’48 54£s’ 23 M-S 42,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’33
1925 (2-3 actual)_______ 4,801,000
5s '18 J-D
] ,500-June 20 '28-’30 5Ms’24A-0 I 60.000c_.0ct 1 ’27-’32 61is’24 M-S 18,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925..$18.20
4,000c_ Sept 1 1933 Population in 1921 (est.)______ 2,000
_
Tow n Hall Extension Bonds.
(135,000c..O ct 1 ’33-’47
5s T7 J-D
$500___ Dec 1 1927 5H s’24 A-O M8,0 00.-Oct 1 ’27-’29 54£s’24 M-S fl2.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’30
INT. at Twp. Treasurer’s office.
1
GEN. B D . D T. June 1 '2 7 . $22,600
195,OOO..Oct 1 '30-’48 5 ^ s ’24 M-S f 12.000c.Sept 1 '31-’33
18,000c.Sept
’27-’32 B A R B E R T O N .
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_
15,140 5 s ’25
A-O 11,500c.Oct 1 ’27-'49
4,000c_ Sept 1 1933
_
Sinking fund_____________
2,500
This village is in Summit County.
Garage R epair Shop Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val. ’27(H a c t .) .l .455,000 5s ’ 25 A-O $22,500c.0ct 1 ’27-35 5s ’26 M -S $60,200..Sept 1 ’27-35 Inc. 1892. Pooulation 1910, 9,410;
W ater W orks Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S25.00
1920. 18.811.
Pum ping S tation Bonds.
6s '27 J-D J$9,000 _____ 1928-1931 5s
Population i < 7927_____
1,225 5s ’ 25 A-O $19,000c______________
...
$8,000..........................
GEN. BD. D T. Jan 1 ’27.$2,404,970 BOND. D EBT 1,000___________ 1932
June 1 ’27 $729,900 5s Electric-Light Bonds. 1 ’27-’33
A R L IN G T O N S C H O O L D IS T .
Sinkingfund____________
280,235
T3 J-J $35,000 —July
12,333 5s '14 M-N 7,000—M ay 1 ’28-’34
Sinkingfund____________
This district is in Hancock County. Assessed value 1927_____ 52,076,350
S chool B uilding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_ $22.30 Assess, val. real est. (80% 28,618,000
_
Sewer Bonds.
actual)________________
5H s’22 M-S $100.000-Sept 15 ’27-’46
81.900c
IN T . at Nat. Bank of Ashtabula. Assess, val. personal (act.>22,5/1,990 5s ’06
BON D. DEBT Apr 1 ’27— $100,000
5s ’ 18 J-J
23.000.
Total valuation 1927_____ 51,189,990
Sinkingfund______________
6,044
22.000.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $6.95 6s
168,500.
Tot.assess.val.’24 (70 % )act 3,219,000 ASHTABULA SCHOOL DIST
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '25—$6.50 4Hs'06 A-O $14.000c—Oct 1 ’27-’40 Population in 1920___________50,420 5 ^ s
285,144.
INT. payable at Treas. office.
5s ’ 25 F-A
2,500c.
Population 1925 (estimated)._k,500 4H s’07 A-O
2 ,0 0 0 c ... Oct 1 1927
1 ’ 27-’31
IN T . at the district’s depositary 4 Hs’ l l A-O 2,500c—Oct 1 ’27-’31
"
‘ ~
5s ’27 A-O
2,350.
i 1 ’28-’36
9,000c—A&O ’28-’36
and at the office o f the District 44* s’ 13 A-O
Street Bonds.
Clerk-Treasurer.
5s '13 A-O 15.000c____ 1927-1941 A T W A T E R T W P . R U R A L S. D .
5s ’ 17 A-O $25,000.
1 ’27-’3I
This district (P. O. Atwater) Is In 6s
5s T4 A-O 21,OOOc-Oct 1 ’27-’41
5,200.
6s
ASH LA N D .
4,052.
5s T5 A-O 26.000c.A & O ’27-’39 Portage County.
This city is the county seat of Ash- 5Hs
F-A ]10,000c-F&A ’27-’31
B uilding Bonds.
5 K s’24 A-O
1,575. ...O c t 1 1929
and County. Incorp. July 28 1815. 5s ’26 — 350,000_____ 1927-1941 5s T6 . . . $11,200 _____ 1927-1933 5s ’ 25 F-A J 9,000. Oct 1 ’ 27-’32
TOT. D EBT Jan 1 ’ 2 6 -_ .$ l,074,000 4>£sT7 A-O 15,000—A-O 1 ’33-’40
1 4,000. Oct 1 ’33-’34
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-S $45,000o—Sept 20 1937 Assess, val.(80% act.) ’26 37.500.000 BOND. DEBT M ay 20 ’27 $26,000 5s ’27 A-O
4,200.
1,100.
5s T6 M-S
2.090.M&S 1 ’27-’28 School tax (per $1,000) 1926...$7.13 Sinking fu n d _____________
3,866 5s ’27 A-O
33,400.
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Population (est.)_____________20,000 | Assessed valuation 1919___2.819.470 5s ’27
INT. at Farmers’ Nat. Bk., Ashta. ' T otal tax rate (per $1,000) '20 15.00 5s ’27 A-O 17,950.— '17 . . .
$6,000...........................
A L L IA N C E ( C o n c lu d e d )—

1932
1933

1931

156
BARBERTON (Concluded)—
V iaduct Impt. Bonds.
5s ’ 19 . . .
$500.. July 15 1927
C ity B uilding Bonds.
4M s’ 17 J-D $30,000_______________
Park Land Purch. B onds.
6s ’ 15 M -N $26,000. -M ay 1 ’28-’40
W ater-Main Extension Bonds.
5s ’ 15 F-A |7,000c___ 1927-1933
V iad u ct B onds.

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[V ol. 124,

OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS

g9n7 non

5s ’ 25 F-A 12,000—Octf ' l r27-’34
W ater W orks Bonds.
($599,000-0ct 1 ’27-’45
5s ’24 A - 0 1128,000.-O ct 1 ’46-’49
5s ’26 A-O 150,000c-Oct 1 ’27-’36
5s ’26 A-O 1 4 ,3 5 0 --O ct 1 ’27-’31
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s ’19 M -N $12,420--M ay 1 ’29-’34
Impt.JBonds (City’s Portion).
5s ’26 A-O 2,706— -O ct 1 ’27-’31
5s ’26 A-O 2,300— -O ct 1 ’27-’31
Paving Bonds.
| $500____Oct 1 1927
6s ’23 s-a \ 400____Oct 1 1928
[ 2,000---Oct, 1 ’ 29-’32
TOT. DEBT July 1 ’25--S 1,549,767
Assessed valuation 1923—25,228,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921...$20.00
INT. payable at Treas. office.
BARBERTON SCHOOL DIST.
41$s’09 M-S $4,000____Sept 1 1929
4Hs'10 M-S
2,500-.Sept 1 ’27-’29
4H s’12 M-S 39,000c.Sept 1 '27-’39
4 ^ s ’ 15M -S( 40,000c_Sept 1 ’27-'34
U00,000c-Sept 1 ’35-'44
4 ^ s ’ 17 M-S 32,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’42
5s '18 M-S
6,000___ Sept 1 1927
5s '18 M-S 36,000___ Sept 1 1936
5s T9 M-S 192,000_serially to 1941
6s ’21 M-S 29,000___ Sept 1 1928
6 s ’23 M-S
8,0 00.-Sept 1 ’27-’34
6s ’23 F-A 80,000____F-A ’27-’31
5H s’23 M-S 200,000..Sept 1 ’27-’34
4 ^ s ’27 M-S 125,000c-Sept 1 ’28-37
TO T. D E B T M ay 5 ’2 7 .. $770,395
Assess, val. '27 (3-5 act.).29,412,080
School tax (per $1,000) 1927—$11.42
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 23.000
IN T . and coupons at Central Sav
& Trust C o., Barberton, and at
Treasurer’s office.
b a r n e s v il l e !

This village is in Belmont Countv
Inc. 1816. P op’n 1910, 4,233; 1920
4.865.
Fire Dept. B onds.
6s
A-O $1,500___________ 1927
W ater Bonds.
5 s ’04 A-O $34,000--Apr 1 ’28-’44
5H s
...
12.000 _____1927 1938
Sewer Bonds.
6s
- . - $60,000.00— 1927-1946
6s
—
10,000.00— 1927-1936
5>£s
. . . f 1,429.75________ 1934
115.300.00— 1935-1943
6s
. . . ($15,800........ 1927-1947
l
800__________ 1948
5 J^s’22 M-S $187,000__ 1927-1943
6 s ’22 s-a
85,000 --------1927-1943
BON D. D E B T M ay 1 ’26- $185,799
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_ 564,566
Water debt (incl.)________
51,000
Sinking fund— General..
134 799
Water--------------------------51 q00
Assess val. ’25 (abt. a c t .).5,929,590
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925...$28.00
INT. at Village Treasurer’s office.

IN T . at Clerk-Treas. Bd. of Ed.
office.
BATH TWP. CONSOL. SCH. DIS.
This district (P. O. Osborn) is in
Greene County.
S chool B uilding Bonds.
5Ms’23 M -S/$] 12,000c.Sept l ’27-’40
\ 49,000c.Sept l ’41-’47
5Ms’23 M-S 17,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’43
BOND. DEBT M ay 26 ’26 $202,400
Sinking fund______________
7,000
Assess, val. real estate____2,485,780
Assess, val. personal______ 1,914,880
Total assessed val. 1924___4,400,660
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26--S6.65
IN T . at First Nat. Bk., Osborn.
BAY VILLAGE SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Bay Village)
is in Cuyahoga County.
6s
. . . $161,000— -Oct ’27-'41
5H ’25 A-O 97,000____ A-O ’27-’52
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 1363.)
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’26- $300,000
Assess, val. ’26 (approx.
act.)____________10,044,660
Population 1927 (est.)________ 3,000
BEDFORD.

This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
W ater Bonds.
6s '20 A-O $3,600c . .O ct 1 ’27 ’30
5Ms’22 J-D 276,000--D ec 1 ’27-’32
Hospital B onds.
4M s’27 . . . $75,000.-O ct 1 ’28-’47
Sewer Bonds.
6s ’ .0 A-O $2,700 ...O c t 1 ’ 27-’30
5Ms’2 5 A -0 f 4,000c.Oct 1 ’ 27-’28
115.000c.0ct 1 ’29-’34
Road Bonds.
5Ms'22 J-D ($2,000 . —May 1 1928
1,500___ M ay 1 1929
I 6,000.-M ay 1 ’30-’32
Grade Crossing Elim. B onds.
5Ms’2 5 A -0 $9,000c.Oct 1 ’2 8 ’36
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s ’26 . . . $15,000...O c t 1 ’28-’37
BOND. DEBT M ay 19 ’27 $253,100
Assessment debt (add’l)_ 1,051,712
_
Sinking fund.........................
37,883
Actual val. 1927 (est.)___ 15,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927...$20.70
Population in 1910, 1.783;’20,2.677.
B E D F O R D T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. Bedford) is in
Cuyahoga County.
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’27 $18,000
Total v a l.’27 (% a ct.)— 21,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$22.50
Pop’n 1927__________________ 7,000

R efu n d in g W ater Bonds
4Ms’ 17 M-S $S0,000c--$5,000 y ’ly
G arbage Disposal Bonds.
5Ms’24 A-O $14,000..O ct 15 ’27-’33
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s ’22 M-S $22,000.-Mar 1 ’ 28-’38
TOTAL DEBT June 1 ’25 $550,036
Assess, val. ’20 (est 60%).16,326,890
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920...$19.40
Population 1920 ------------------- 15,061
IN T . at First Nat. Bank. Bellalre
BELLAIRE CITY SCHOOL DIST
4s’ 12 M-S $40,000c___ 1927-1931
4M s’ 16 M-S 81.000c— $5,000 y ’ly
5s ’17 F-A 26,000___Aug 20 1927
6s ’ 18 . . .
2 5 .0 0 0 ...A ug 20 1927
5s '23A-O30( 98,000c.Oct 30 ’27-’33
\210,000c.0ct 30 ’34-’47
5s ’ 23 J-J 38,200c. Jan 23 ’28-’48
5Ms’23 F-A (25,000___ F-A ’27-’31
1 3,856.56--Aug 1 1931
5s ’24 A-O 28,800_____ 1927-1944
6 s ’24 . . .
32,000
1927-1946
5 s ’25 J-J15/28,500c.Jan 15 ’28-’46
\ 6,000c.Jail 15 ’47-’49
6s ’26 . . .
21,500
1927-1931
BOND. D E B T M ay 26 ’27 $720,000
Assess, val. ’27 (3-5 act.) .23,000,000
School tax (per SI,000) 1927.S11.15
Population in 1926 (est.)_____16,081
INT. at First Nat. Bk.. Bellalre
BELLE CENTER VIL. S. D.
This district (P. O. Belle Center) is
In Logan County.
High School A ddition Bonds.
5 ^ s ’18 M-S $55,000____June 1 1938
High School B uilding Bonds.
5s
M-S $27,500___ June 1 1938
School Bonds.
5 ^ s ’ 18 M-S $16,000------June 1 1938
TOT. B D . D T . M ay 2 5 ’27 $82,340
Sinking fund______________
9,500
Total assess, val. 1927____2,317,488
School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$10.35
Population m 1927 (est.)._____ 2,500
BELLEFONTAINE.
This city is in Logan County. Inc.
Feb. 19 1835. Population 1910,
8,238; 1920, 9,336.
Hospital Bonds.
5s ’ 17 J-D $15,000___ Dec 1 1937
(Optional Dec. 1 1922.)
Fire T ruck Bonds.
6s ’20 M -N $1 ,000 ..N ov 1 ’27-’28
5s ’26 . . . $20,000--M -S 1 ’28-’37
Electric Light Bonds.
5H s’23 M-S (46,800—Sept 1 ’ 27-’35
1 5,400___ Sept 1 1936
^pw pr

Rundu

W ater Bonds.
SiO.OOO.May 15 ’28-’29
s-a
30.000- M ay 15 ’30-’34
49.000- May 15 ’35-’41
24.000- M ay 15 ’42-’44
5s ’25 J-D 28,200.-J & D ’27-’41
Paving Bonds (City's Portion).
5Ms’23 M-S $23,600c.Sept 1 ’27-’32
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’2 7 --- $48,837
Water debt (add’l ) ________ 146,000
Assessment debt (add’l) ____ 42,379
Sinking fund (additional). _
19,890
Assessed value 1926______ 10,862,460
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926-.-$21.70
Pop’n 1920, 5,776; 1926______ 6,000
IN T . payable at the depository of
sinking fund at Bellevue Savings
Bank and at the City Treas. office.
5s ’19

BELLEVUE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Bellevue) is
in Huron County.
BOND. D E B T July 1 1925.-$35,400
BELMONT COUNTY.
County seat is St. Clalrsvllle.
Road Bonds.
5s ’24 M-S $27,200c_Sept 1 ’27-’34
5s ’24 M-S ( 2,000c---S ept 1 1927
1 8,000c.Sept 1 ’28-’35
4% s’26 M-S 21,054--M -S 1 ’27-’36
4M s’26 M-S 47.175--M -S 1 ’27-’36
4M s’26 M-S 15,525--M -S 1 ’27-’36
4% s’26 M -S 41,500--M -S 1 ’27-’36
C oun ty Home Impt. B onds.
5 J^s’23 - . - $25,000c______________
Bridge Bonds.
6s ’ 20 M -N $1 8,00 0c...N ov 1 1930
C hildren’ s Home.
5)4s’23 A-O $6,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’33
4M s’26 M-S
9,856--Sept 1 ’27-36
TOTAL D T . Apr 20 ’27--$l,816,967
Sinking fund___________
19,000
Assess, value, real estate. 93,921,690
Assess, value, personal.. 45,445,860
Total assessed value 1926137,367,550
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’26— $6.60
Population in 1926_________ 100,000
INT. on road bonds at Treas. office
BELOIT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Mahoning Co.
B uilding Bonds.
5s ’ 16 M -N$25,000____May 6 1937
5s ’ 16 J-D
5.00 0c..D ec 1 ’38-’42
S ch ool Notes.
5s ’26 A-O $3,785.-A-O 1 ’27-’31
BOND. D E B T June 6 ’27- $35,000
Assess .val.'26(60% actual) 1,340.000
Tax rate-(per $1,000) 1926__ $21.80
Population in 1920_____________850

5s ’09 M-S $25B00___ Sept 1 1939 BEREA.
This village is in Cuyahoga County.
(Optional Sept. 1 1921.)
$6,000.. Oct 1 30&'35
Inc. M ay 1 1851. Pop’n *10, 2,609;
187,000c________’26-’61 5s ’ l l M-S $28.5 0 0 c...M a i 1 1930 1920. 2,959.
(Optional after March 1 1921)
25,000c_____________
Sewer Bonds.
S30.000-A&0 1 ’28-’32 4H s’ 12 M-S $3,600c— Mar 1 1930 5J^s’24 J-D $3.000.-D ec 1 ’27-’32
(Optional beginning March 1 1921.) 5 K s’25 M-S (19,000c M & S ’27-’36
Bonds.
10,000_ Sept 1 1939
_
$39,900c.A-O 1 ’27-’51 5H s’ 19 M-S
1 2,000c. ..S e p t 1 1936
f 3,4 0 0 c...A -O ’ 27-’28 5Ms’22 M-S (11,000--Sept 1 ’ 27-’37
W ater Bonds.
\ 900____ Sept 1 1938
6s ’ 20 A-O -144,000c.—A-O '29-39
’20 A-O $56,000c.Oct
60.000 c...A -O 40-’49
R efu nd ing Gas & Elec. Bonds. 6s E lectric-Light B onds. 1 '27-’40
80,000
—.A-O M-S $50,000____Sept 1 1935 6s ’ 20 A-O $35,000c.0ct 1 '27-’40
4 ^ s ’05 ’ 50-’59
4 0 ,9 0 0 - .F-A ’ 27-’31 (Subject to call after Sept 1 1915.) 5s ’26 J-J $38,000c.Apr 1 ’27-’36
5Ms’23 F-A
4,650c— .Feb 1 1931
Street Bonds C ity’s P ortion.
Street im pt. Bonds.
1 4,442.43c.Aug 1 1931 5 ^ s l 9 M - S *5,300 ..Sept 1 27-’ 29
5^s*22 A-O $10 000- —Oct 1 ’27-’31
6,900_ Sept ’27-’31 BOND. D EBT M ay 23 ’24 $214,056
_
5Ms’24 A-O
41,000.—A-O ’27-’44 6s ’21 M-S
5>Ss’23 M-S (12,000--Sept 1 ’27-’30 Sinking fund_____________
(For maturity see V. 119, p. 486.)
8,000
5 s ’ 26 A-O 33,500.-Apr 1 '28 ’52
1 2,780___ Sept 1 1931 Assessed val. 1921________3,378,580
.
W ater-W orks.
TOTAL D EBT M ay 12 ’27 $651,042
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921— $14.70
BATAVIA
6s ’98 M-S $10.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’37
Assess, val. 1926 (about
IN T . at Bk. of Berea Co. in Berea.
This village is In Clermont Co.
% actual)_____________21,990,Q00 5 ^ s ’ 19 M -s (42,000--Sept 1 ’ 27-’3S
W ater, Light & Walks.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927-- $10 78
\36,000--Sept 1 ’27-’38
BEREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Gas Plant Bonds.
4J1S
$M ,200c------ 1927-1936 Population in 1926 (est.)______ 9,500
D eficiency Bonds.
4H s’ 16 M-S 51,100--Sept 1 ’27-’39 4s ’ 12 A-O $38,000—A&O 1 ’27.’54
8.000C.A&0 ’ 27-’34
5s T7 s-a
$1,500c____ 1927-1936 BEE H IV E R U R A L S C H . D IS T .
6s '18
M -S 10,000____Sept 1 1938 4)4 s’ 14 A-O
4,000—A&O ’27-'34
5Ms’ 19 F-A
5.000cFeb 15 ’34-'45
This district (P. O. Warrensville) 5K s’22M -S( 8,000. _Sept 1 ’27-’35 5s ’ 15 A-O
50.000C.A-0 1 ’27-51
W ater W orks Impt. Bonds.
is in Cuyahoga County.
1 1,100____Sept 11936 4 ^ s ’26
4 ^ s ’26 — - 600.000C.A-0 1 ’27-’51
5 Ms 25F-A15$24,000cAug 1 5 ’27-’50
Funding Bonds.
S chool Bonds.
Brook Park B onds (Annexed).
$5,900_____ 1927-1928
GEN. BD . D T . M ay 1 ’26. $61,500 5Ms’26 . . . $100,500— .O ct 1 ’27-’50 6s '23
Tot. ass d val. ’25 (J£ a c t .).1,325,670 BOND. DEBT May 31 ’27 $286,500 6s ’24
—800_____ 1927-1928 5s ’16 A-O $25,000--A-O 1927-’51
A-O 6,000____________1942
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $28.50 Ass’d val. ’27 (abt. 3-5 act.)5,000,000 BOND. D T . Apr 21 ’2 7 -- $396,791 5s
M iddleburgh Tw p. Board of
70,000
Population 1910, 1,034; 1920, 1,088 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $9.42 Water debt (included)___
E ducation Bonds (A nnexed).
Population 1927 (est.)________ 3,200 Assessment debt (add’l)___ 196,510
BATAVIA VIL. SCHOOL DIST
Sinking fu n d _____________ 138,389 5s ’ 16 A-O $5,000___________ 1946
B uilding Bonds.
Ass. val.’27(abt. 80% act)13,072,600 5s ’ 18 A-O 5,000___________ 1932
B E L L A IR E .
5s T5 A-O $26,000c.Oct 15 ’27-’ 52
This city is In Belmont County.
Taxrate (per$l,000) 1927____ $21.60 BOND. D E B T June 1 ’27 $727,000
IN T. on bonds payable at Peoples Assess, val. '26 (90% act.) 15,500.000
5s
—
3 ,4 00---------1927-1943
Fire T ruck Purchase Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926___ $8.67
Im provement Bonds.
$ 5 0 0 ...Oct 15 1927 National Bank, Bellefontaine.
IN TEREST at Treasurer’s office.
5s
— $1,300
1938-1940 5Ms’24 A-O
1,000.
..O c t 15 1928
D eficiency Bonds.
500— - Oct 15 1929 BELLEFONTAINE SCH. DIST.
6s
- — $3,000
1927-1931
. 4,000—Oct 15 ’30-'33 4s '07 F-A $39,200c.M&S 1 ’27-’40 BETHEL TWP. RUR. SCH. DIST.
TOT. DEBT Apr 30 ’2 5 --- $36,300
Street Improvement Bonds.
This district (P. O. Tippecanoe
(Subject to
after March 1 1917.)
Sinking fund______________
2,000 5Ms’24 M-S $6 0.66 9...M ar 15 1934 4 ^ s ’ 10 M-Scall 7,200cM&S 1 ’27-’41 City) is in Miami County.
Total assess, val. 1925____ 1,600,000 5Ms’26 — .
7,670—M -N 1 ’27-'36
B uilding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 16 A-O
3,000c____ 1927-1929
6s ’18 J-J
8,000c.July 1 ’28-’35 4)4s’ 16 M-S $42,800--M -S 1 ’27-’45
18.000- M & S 1 '27-’45
5s ’ 18 M -N 75,300c____ 1927-1958
1.000 __Mar 1 1938
5H s T9M -N 14.000c_________ 1939
1.000 __Mar 1 1948
5H s’ 19 J-J
2,400c____ 1927-1929 4 J4s’ 17 M-S
2.500 __Sept 1 1946
6s ’21 J-J
30,000c____ 1927-1941
16.000- M & S 1 '47-’50
6s ’21 J-J
24,000c____ 1927-1938
1.500 __Mar 1 1951
6s ’21 J-J
5,000c____ 1927-1931
S chool Bonds.
5 ^ s ’23 F-A
6,5 0 0 c ...F -A ’27-’31
I6)4s’ 18 M-S $5 5,000..—Sept 1 1938
R efunding Bonds.
6s ’20 J-J
$5,750c.........
1928 BOND. D EBT July 1918. $155,000
IN C O R PO R A TE D
6,000
BD. DEBT Mar. 1 '26 — . $271,000 Sinking fund_____________
Assess, val. ’25(75% act.).12,500.000 Assessed val. 1917.— _____2.788,720
INVESTMENT BONDS
School tax (per $1,000) 1925—$11.47
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
BETHEL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Bethel) is in
BELLE VALLEY SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Belle Valley) Clermont County.
4 J4s
—. $25,000_____ 1927-1951
is in Noble County.
Specialists in Ohio Municipal Bonds
...
4,500______1927-1931
5 ^ s ’22M -S/$16,000--Sept 1 ’27-’31 5s
B uilding B onds.
$3,500 in odd years and
$3,000 in even years.) 6s ’ 16 M-S $29,000--Sept 1 ’27-’55
Bought, Sold & Quoted
R efu n d in g Bonds.
^45,500-.S ept 1 ’32-’44
J-J
$4,000--Sept 1 ’27-’34
BOND. DEfeT M ay 1923. $100,204 5s
Assessed valuation________ 2,184,540 GEN. B D . D T . Apr. 9 '24- $69,200
Total assessed val. 1923___2,123,500
Population 1922 (est.)________ 3,800
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 24-$10.50
Population 1920______________ 1,800
BELLEVUE.
520 Madison Ave.,
This city is in Huron County.
BETHESDA.
Incorporated Jan. 24 1851.
Toledo, Ohio
This village is in Belmont County.
General Street Bonds.
None
5s ’l l
$2,000 _____ 1927-1928 GEN. B D . D T . Apr 24 ’26111 Broadway,
3S So. La Salle S t.
Assessment debt __________ $12,741
Street Impt. B onds.
2,817
5M s’22 S-A /$ 1 ,2 0 0 --- June 1 1427 Floating debt (add’l ) ______
New York
Chicago, 111.
15,558
1 4,400--June 1 ’28-’31 TOTAL D E B T ...................
2,835
5K s M-S
10,500—Sept 1 ’27-’33 Sinking fund______________
NET D E B T .................
22,039
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
6s ’ 18 - . $3,000—July 1 ’ :8 -’30 j Tot.assess.val.(80%act)’24 1,235,170
i Total tax rate(per $1,000)’24.$20 .20
City-Hall Bonds.
4s
J-J $13,000c.—Jan 17 1930 Pop’n '10 (est.). 1,500; ’20____ 1.182
B E D F O R D V IL . S C H . D IS T .

4Ms’05 A-O
6s ’21 A-O
6 s ’22 A-O
5Ms’26 . . .
Building
5s T6 A-O

. traaalian,Harris & Q atis
S




J une, 1927.]
BEXLEY

This village (P. O. Columbus) Is li
Franklin Co. Incorp. June 8 1908.
-s
...
$39,000........................
5Ms
...
96,000_____________
Impt. Bonds (Village share).
5 H s’25 A-O ($38,500— Oct 1 ’27-’33
1 6,000____ Oct 1 1934
W ater. Sewer & St. Impt. Bonds.
4Ms’ 12 A-O $90,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1942
Street Impt. (Village's Portion).
5s T5 A-O 135.000c...O ct 1 1930
5s T7 A-O
7,000___Apr 1 1931
6s '20 A-O
25,000___Oct 1 1935
5Hs'23 A-O
27,000___Oct 1 1932
5Ms’23 A-O 15,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’32
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
6s '20 A-O $10,000____Apr 1 1930
W ater Bonds.
5Ms’ 19 A-O $24,000___ Apr 1 1939
_
6s '20 A-O
15,000_ Apr 1 1935
Sewer B onds.
5Ms’19 A-O $45,000___Oct 1 1940
6s '20 A-O
98.000___Apr 1 1928
BOND. DEBT (General . . $557,574
Apr. 18 ’27 (Assessm’t- 1,119,518
Sinking fund_____________ 203,969
Tot.ass'd val.’27(80%act) 19,667,920
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_.-$16.10
Population, 1927, 5,300; 1920, 1,342
IN T . at Ohio Nat. Bk, Columbus.

OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
BOWLING GREEN SCH. DIST.
4s '12 M-S $62,200.-M&S 1 ’27-'48
5s ’25 M-S 13,000--M ar 1 ’28-’40
D eficit Bonds.
6s T8 M-S $24,000_______________
TOTAL DEBT July 1 '25. $108,450
Sinking fund_____________
6,380
Ass’d val. ’22 (85% act.)..7,200,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1922. .85.35
IN T . payable in Bowling Green at
Wood Co. Sav. Bank or Commercial
Banking & Savings Co.

BROOK PARK.
This village is in Cuyahoga County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 8 1924- $40,000
Assessment debt (add’l )
45.000
Tot.assess.val. 24 (60 % act.) 3.591,230
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)’24.$16.20
Pop’n ’20, 861, (at present time)
(estim ated)________________1,100
INT. payable at Lorain Street
Savings & Trust Co.. Cleveland.

157
Street Impt. Bds. (City'sPortion).
5H s’22M-S $10,000. .Sept 1 ’27-’31
6s ’23 A-O 16,500..O ct 1 ’27-’32
5s ’26 — - $17,500--Sept 1 ’27-’35
f 750------ Sept 1 1928
5s '27 M -N 10,500.-Sept 1 ’29-’35
l 500____ Sept 1 1936
GEN. B D . D T . M ay 1 ’27 $138,440
Ass’d val. ,26 (60% act.) .20,821,690
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926_ $21.60
_
Popula’n 1910, 8.122; 1920, 10,425

BROOK PARK VIL. SCH. DIST.
BUCYRUS SCHOOL DISTRICT.
See Berea School District.
BRADFORD.
D eficiency Bonds.
This village is in Darke County.
BROOKSVILLE CONS. SCH. D. 6s ’23 F-A $28,000c..F&A ’27-’31
W ater Bonds.
This district is in Montgomery Co. 5s ’20 A-O 20,000c.-A&O ’27-’29
-s '16 . . . $25,000_______________
(For maturity see V. 110, p. 2215.)
S chool-B uilding Bond?
5s T 7 M-S 25,000__________ 1933
5Ms’22M-N$122,400____ 1927-1948 6s ’21 A-O 35,000c. .A&O ’27-’34
B uilding Bonds.
6s T8 . . . /
600___ Sept 1 1927
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’24. $355,362
1,500___ Sept 1 1928 Ass’d value (80% act.) ’23 .4,696,000 5s '19 A -0$ 349 ,500 c...A -O ’27-’49
6s T8 s-a
40 0..Sept 1 ’27-’28 School tax (per $1,000) 1924..$22.60 (See V. 108, p. 2555, for maturity.)
1.000. -Sept 1 ’29-'32Population (estimated)_______ 5,000 5Ms’20 A-O 262,0 0 0 c ...A -O ’27-’54
Test Well rilling Bonds.
(See V. 110, p. 1446. for maturity.)
6s '16 M-S $l,000..S ept 1 ’27-’28 BROWN COUNTY.
6s ’21 A-O 48,000c..A& O ’27-’34
Street Impt. Bonds.
5Ms’22 A-O 34,000c..A&O ’27-’44
Georgetown is the county seat.
6s T6 M-S $1 ,000 ..Sept 1 ’29-’30
TOTAL DEBT Apr 21 ’27 $794,500
Bonds.
1.750.. Mar 1 ’30-’36 6s Road F-A $52.000-Mar- 1 '28-'31 Tot.ass’d val.’27(80%act) 20,000,000
5Ms’ 19
'21
1,750—Sept 1 '30-’36 5s '21
2.000. -July 2 '27-28Total tax (per $1,000) 1927____$9.65
6s ’20 M-S 32 000. .M ar 1 ’27- 30 6s ’22 A-O
80,00G-Oct 1 ’27-’30 BUCYRUS TWP. CON. RUR. S.D.
6s ’20 M-S
5 000_ M-S ’30-’41
_
22.000. 0 ct 1 '31-’32 This district (P. O. Bucyrus) is
BON D. D EBT Apr 18 ’27. $70,145 5Ms’22 J-D
6.000—
Dec 1 ’27-’28 Crawford County.
In
Tot. assess, val. 1927___ 3,300.000
10,500--D ec 1 ’29-’31
_
uilding
BEXLEY VILLAGE SCH. DIST. Population in 1927 (Census)_ 2,100
21,000--Sept 1 ’27-’29 5s B16 A-O Bonds.
5H s’20 M-S $24,500c___M-S ’27-’30
5Ms’23 M-S \24,00 0.-Sept 1 ’30-’32 5s ’’ 17 A-O ( $4,800c.A-O 10 ’27-’32
6s ’21
A-O 100,000c____ 1931-1940
9.000-Sept 1 ’27-’29 500c..A pr 10 1928
6s ’22
A-O 6 ,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1929 BRADFORD SCHOOL DIST.
1 1,0 00c...O ct 10 1928
M -S | 6.000--Sept
6 s ’22
A-O 50,000c____ 1941-1945 5s ’08 . . . $23,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’39 5Ms’23 A-O (36,000— Oct 1 ’30-’32 BOND. DEBT M ay 6 ’27- $20,000
1 ’27-’30
4M s’27 - . - 300,000.-A-O 1 ’27-’51 6s ’20 M-S 59,000c.Mar 1 ’ 28-’54 5Ms’24
130,000...O ct 1 ’31-’33 Ass’d val. ’26 (abt. M act.).3,559,000
6s ’21 M-S (13 OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’39
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’27. $480,500
(per
Inter-C ounty Highway Bonds. School tax rate1927 $1,000) ’27 $8.25
132.000c__ M-S '40-'55
Population in
(estimated)..900
Tot. ass’d val.’27(80%act.) 19677,920
School tax (per $1,000) 19 27...$7.45 BOND. DEBT Apr 25 ’27. $127,000 5Ms’22M -N[ $6,400..N ov 1 ’27-’30
\ 4,000___ Nov 1 1931 BUTLER COUNTY.
Tot. assess, val. 1926_____ 3,768,350
Population in 1927___________ 5,300
5Ms’23 . . .
J9,000-.Jan 1’28-30
Prin. and int. payable at office of Tax rate (per $1,000) '26______ $7.80
County seat is Hamilton.
1 6 ,0 0 0 ..Jan 1’ 31-’33
Population 1926 (est.)________ 2,300
State Treasurer.
Flood-Em ergency Bonds.
5H s’ 23 . . . 60,000..Jan
1 28-’33
5s '13 M -N $ l5,000--June 1 ’ 28-’29
BOND. D EBT June 1 '26..$345,442
BRATENAHL.
. . . I 25,000_ Jan 1 1931
_
B IG SPRING TOW NSHIP.
Assessment debt (add’l)____ 272,306 4Ms
This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
„ ,
1150,000-Jan 1 ’32-’34
This township (P. O. Adrian) is iD
fund______________ 62,088
Bridge B onds.
Grade Crossing (Village's portion) Sinkingassess, val. 1925- 22,065,640
Seneca County.
Total
5b '15 M-N $ (8.000.Nov 1 '27-’35 County tax rate (per$l,000) '25. $6.50 4 M s'14 M -N$440,000c.........
Road B onds.
Park Bonds.
5s
4Ms
. . . $50,000____July 1 1937
Pop’n 1910, 24,784 1920_____ 22,621 5s ’’22 J-D 263.000c.Dec 1 ’27-'33
23 M-S 28,OOOc.Sept 15 '27-33
5s '15 M-N$24.090_May 1 ’28-’35
6s ’19 M-S / 2,000-Mar 15 ’28-’29
INT. at Co. Treasurer’soffice.
'17
0 ,0 0 0
5s 23 M-S 55,OOOc.Sept 15 ’ 27-37
I 3,000-Sept 15 ’27-’29 5s Tow nJ-D 2Bonds...-D ec 24 1937
Hall
4M s’24 M-S 55,800-Sept 15 ’27-’37
6s ’20 M-S I l.OOOcMar i5 ’28-'29 5s T5 M-N$16.000_.M ay 1 ’28-'35 BROWN TWP. RUR. SCH. DIST.
Road Bonds.
„ I l.OOOcSept 15 ’27-’28
This district (P .O . Oakwood) is in 6s ’20 s-a $67,600c_______
BOND. DEBT M ay 2 1 ’ 17. $83,500 GEN. BD. D T. M ay 1922. $118,000 Paulding County.
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
27.000
5s '22 . . . ( 40,000------- 1927-1932
Sinking fund_____________
7.635
B uilding Bonds.
22,800
1280,000..Sept 1 ’27-’33
Total assessed value 1916.-3,626,610 Sinking fund_____________
'16 J-D $13,400c.Dec 1 5 ’27-’36 _ Inter-C oun ty Highway B onds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916___ $9.30 Assessed val’n, real estate. 6.526,140 5s R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s 22M-N ($40,000..N ov 1 ’27-’31
Assessed val’n, personal.. 4,979,655
Population 1910, 1,755; 1920, 1,586
J-J $5,000____July 1 1935 „
Total assessed val’n 1920.11,505,795 6s ’ 18
l 11,700------Nov 1 1932
F unding Bonds.
5s 2 2 M -N 40.800____Nov 1 1927
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922___$21.80
BLANCHESTER SCHOOL DIST. Population in 1920____________1,000 5Ms’23 F-A ($4,800--Aug 1 ’27-’30 5s 23M-S6 210,000c.Sept 1’ 27-33
This district (P. O. Blanchester)
1_1,136.95-Aug 1 1931 5s
...
83,000________
is in Clinton County.
BOND. DEBT M ay 25 ’26 $25,133 4M s’25M-S 256.000-.Sept 6 ’27-’33
BRATENAHL SCHOOL DIST.
5s ’00 . . .
$7,000_________ ___
Sinking fund_____________
2.085 TOT. DEBT July 1 ’25. $1,479,201
B uilding Bonds.
5Ms’23 M-S 60,000-.Sept 1 ’28-’47 4Ms&5s___
$8,000_____ 1927-1930 Total assessed val’n 1926.-2,525,000 Total assess, value 1924.164,257 940
BOND. DEBT Apr 21 ’26. $93,200 BOND. DEBT M ay 1922 $48,150 School tax rate (per M ) 1926
$5.25 Ponurn 1910. 70.271: 1920, 87,025
Assess, val. ’25 (80% act.).1,967,950 Sinking fund_____________
IN T . at Treasurer’s office.
17,100 Population (estimated)_______1,200
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’25$13.20 Total assessed val’n 1921.11,505,795
The Miami University lands (22,566 acres), appraised at $1,200,080
Population in 1921______________ 600 BRUNSWICK TOWNSHIP.
BLOOMFIELD TOW NSHIP.
This township (P. O. Brunswick) in 1908, are exempt from all State
This township (P.O. Nor. Bloom­ B R E C K S V IL L E .
is in Medina Co. Pop’n 1910, 948. taxes except for school purposes.
field) is in Trumbull County.
This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
5s ’26 A-O $70,000-A-O 1 ’27 & ’50
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26- $25,500
Street Bonds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 21 ’27 $45,000 BUTTLER TOWNSHIP RURAL
Total assessed value 1925. -1,788,600 5M s’24 M-S $12,OOOc.Sept 1 ’ 27-’33 Total assess, val. 1926_ $2,419,040
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $23 .49 (For maturity see V. 118, p. 1049.)
_____________________ __________
This district (P. O. Greenville
(Assessment about 60% actual.)
Population ip 1920_____________ 770
Electric Light & Power Bonds. Total tax rate (per $1,666) ’27.$26.'60 j R- R . ^ is,in Darke County.
S ch ool Bonds.
5H s’22M -N /$18,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’32 P nulation in 1920 ------------------- 977
BLOOM TOW NSHIP SCH. D3ST.
l 20,000c.Nov 1 ’33-’37
5s ’27 M-S $85,000.-M&S 1 ’27-’49
This district (P. O. Bloomville) is BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '2 6 .. $93,277 BRYAN.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1927. $83,000
in Seneca County.
Assessment debt (add’l)
7,855
This village Is In Williams C oun ty. Total assess, val. 1926------ 2,693,000
S chool Bldg. Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1926
2,877,350 Inc. about 1840. P op’n 1910,3.641; Population (est.)______________ 1,770
5M s’20 M-S $100.000..Feb 15 1950 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $18 50
1920, 4,262
BOND. DEBT Apr. 11 ’24. $138,000
INTEREST payable at Brecksville
Improvt Bds (Village’s Portion). BYESVILLE VIL. SCHOOL DIST.
Assessed value 1924______ 3,548,250 Bank Co., Brecksville.
unding
R efu nd ing
4M s’ 12 M-S $15,000_____ 1929-1931 6s F18 M-S &$5,OO0._Mar Bonds.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 24-.$2.65
’
1 ’28-’37
Prin. and int. payable at Exchange B R ID G E P O R T .
School House Bonds.
State Bank o f Bloomville.
This village is in Belmont County. 5s^ l6,e M ? s n$4‘500c.Mar 1 ’27-’35 5Ms’23M-S $130,000--Sept 1 ’27-’46
Street-Im provem ent Bonds
Bridge Bonds
BOND. DEBT M ay 3 '23. $187,000
BLTJFFTON.
5,372
4s
. . . $12,000c._.M ar 3 1933 4H s’ 12 M-S $7,500c..M &S ’28-’29 Sinking fund______________
This village is in Allen County.
5s ’22 M-S 24 ,000-.Sept 1 ’ 27-’42 5s ’ 13 F-A 11,000c .M -S 11933-35 Total assess, val. 1923____3.000,000
’37-’40 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '23 $21.20
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O
7,OOO..Oct 1 ’27-’ 33 5s '17 F-A 15.000.M&S
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s ’17 M-S $48,700.M&S 1 ’27-’55
IN T . on 5 Ms at the Clerk o f Board
Street-Im provement.
S7,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’33 o f Education.
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
4s
. . . $35.000c........
1928
5M s’19 M-S 12,000c.Sept 1 ’ 34-'39
BOND. DEBT Mar 5 1920 $53,000
Sewer Bonds.
12,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’39 CADIZ
Total assessed val’n 1920.-2,231,950 5M s’23 M-S $1,000--Sept 1 ’27-’28
, 1,5 0 0 c...M a r 1 1940
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920___$14.00
Road Bonds.
This village is in Harrison County
W ater & E lectric-Light B onds 6s ’21 - - .
Population in 1920____________1,950 4s
...
$4.000___ $1,000 yrly
$6,000c-June 1 ’28-’31
BOND. DEBT Mar 26 '27. $65,000 5M s’18 M-S $6,200c..M & S ’27-’28
Street Paving Bonds.
R efu nding Bonds.
BOARDMAN RURAL SCH. DIST. Sinking fund______________
12,000
5s ’ 13 s-a
$8,500______1927-1936
This district (P. O. Poland R. F. Ass’d val. 1927(60% act.)..7,243,410 5s ’25 M-S $2 2,000..Sept 1 ’27-’37 5 K s’ 15 - _ .
1,500______1927-1929
D . No. 2) is in Mahoning County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $20.80 5s ’26 M-S 31,000-.Sept 1 ’27-’41
R efu nd ing W ater Bonds.
BOND. D E B T
5H s’22 M-S 15 $51,300
Population in 1927____________4,500 Assessment debt June 1 5 ’26$157,000 5Ms’ 18 . - $2,000_____ 1927-1929
(add’l)____ 42,350
M&S 15 '27-’44
IN T . on all bonds payable at the
W ater Bonds.
Water & light debt (add’l)_ 165,700 5s ’23 . . .
Fire Bonds.
Bridgeport National Bank.
$4,800-------- 1927-1933
Assess, val. 1926_________ 6,535,130
5s ’27 A-O 15.000c.A-O 1 ’28-’31
R efu n d in g Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920____ $18.50 6s ’21 --_ $10,000_____ 1927-1931
BOND. D EBT June 1922. $88,000 B R ID G E P O R T S C H O O L D IS T .
INT. pay. In Bryan and N .Y . City.
Assessed valuation________ 5,187,810
School Bonds.
G rading, D raining & Paving
Population (estimated)_______ 3,500 5s T5 F-A $10.000___ 1944& 1945
Bonds.
IN T . at the Mahoning National 5 s ’ 22 A-O 12,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’38 BRYAN VILLAGE SCH. DIST.
I *$7,000cS&M 1 ’27-31
Bank, Youngstown.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 ’24. $173,218 4Ms’ 16A-0$103,700.M &S10, ’27-50 5 s ’22 M -Sl
500c.-Sept 1 1931
S chool B uilding Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
9,000
Street Assessment B onds.
BOWLING GREEN.
Total assess, vai. 1923____ 6,553.640 5s ’ 17 J-D $4,500-Sept 10 ’27-’35 6s ’24 . . . $11,200___________1934
This city is the county seat of Tax rate (per $1,000) '24____$21.09
R efu n d in g Bonds.
6s ’25 . . .
4,250___________1935
Wood County. Incorp. Nov. 9 1855.
5Ms’22M-S10/$4,500-Sept 10 ’27-’2y GEN. B D . D T . Apr 25 '27 $34,300
C ity’s portion street___________ $200 B R O O K F iE L D T W P . R . S. D.
\16.000-Sept 10 '30-'37 Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
15,450
Street Im provement Bonds.
This district (P. O. Masury) is in BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’27. $206,341 Water debt (included)____
6,800
5s ’ 17 A-O $2,400________ ______ Trumbull County.
Assessed valuation 1926___ 268,800 Assessed val. real estate_ 2,921,680
_
6s ’21 M-S 4,875________________ 5s
A-O $4,250c______________
Assess, val., pers’l prop___1,745,620
5s ’26 — UO.OOO-.M-S 1 ’27-’31 5s
A-O
4,250c______________ BUCHTEL SCHOOL DISTRICT. Total assessed value 1926
Electric Light B onds.
5s
(about 3-5 actual)______ 4,037,300
A-O 10,500c______________
This district (P. O. Buchtel) is in
5M s’23 M-S $6,600c.Sept 1 ’27-’37 5s
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $20.40
A-O 100,000c....... .................. Athens County.
Property Purchase Bonds.
5Ms
A-O 27,000c______________
Population 1920, 2,084; 1927. 2,500,
B uilding Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S $4,120_______________ 5 X s
A-O 12,000c______________ 4H s’ 16 M -N $5,000--Sept 1 ’44-’48
IN TEREST payable in Cadiz.
R efu nding Bonds
6s
A-O
4,500c______________ BOND. DEBT June 1922..$28,000
5s T9 M-S ($4,000_Mar 1 '28-’31 6s
A-O 18,500c______ _______
Floating debt_______________ 3,600 CALDWELL SCHOOL DIST.
m *
l 6 .0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’32-’41 6s
A-O
1 ,500c______________
School Bldg. Bonds.
6s '21 M-S 6,500________________ 5s’ 26 A-O 98,000___ A-O ’27-’43 Total assess, val. 1921______ 586,000 6s ’20 M -S J$48,000. .M ar 1 ’28-’59
School tax (per $1,000) 1921___$2.59
5s T7 M-S
1 ,0 5 0 --.___________
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 1055.)
„
1 1.500------Feb 1 1960
5 s ’23 M-S 9,000--Sept 1 ’27-’37 BON D. DEBT M ay 1 1927 $423,202 BUCYRUS.
6s ’21 . . . / 1,000c.. Sept 1 1927
6s '23 M-S 14,000.-M -S 1 ’27-’35 Assessed vain. 1927_______ 7 ,It,9,470
This city is in Crawford County.
1 24,OOOc.Sept 1 ’33-’56
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927..$13.45
BOND. D E B T June______ $75,000
____ ’27 -- _______
B o n d s.
6s ’20 M-S $4,000— -Sept 1 ’27-’30 Population ’20, 4,553; ’27 (est.) 7,000 5s
’ 16 Streets and sewers_ $1,000 j Total assess, val. 1927 (est)2,185,000
_
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
5s ’ 16 Gen. Street Imp’m t._l8,500 } Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920..$21.60
'16 Special Assessment.. 1,000 Population 1927 (est.)______3,500
6s ’20 M-S $2,800______ M-S 1927 BROO KLYN HEIGHTS VILLAGE 5s
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
6s ’22 M-S
6 ,8 0 0 ........................
5s
’ 17 Special Assessment.. 1,0001 IN T. on 6s of 1921 at District
This district (P. O. Brooklyn 5 Ms’ 19 Special Assess’t _____12,500 Treasurer's office.
5s T8 M -N 3,140_______________
Heights) is in Cuyahoga County.
► Paving & Sewer Bonds.
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6s ’20 Final Judgment______ 10,000
---------5s ’25 J-D $10,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’36 6s ’22 A-O $42,OOOcOct 1 ’34-'45 6s '20 Street Sewer Impt_ 10,500 |CAM BRIDGE.
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5s ’26 M-S 6,300c.Mar 1 ’28-’36
6s
'21 Fire Apparatus_____ 1,000
This city is In Guernsey County.
Sewer & W ater Bonds.
TOT. BD. D T. July 1 '25. $314,872 _s ’26 A-O $34,805_ Oct 1 ’27-’36 6s
_
'21 Deficiency----------------42,000
S ew er B onds.
Assess.v al. '21 (abt.70 % act)8,044,540 5Ms
A-O 11,353— -Oct 1 ’27-’36
W a te r Bonds.
4M s
M -S $9,000c___ Sept 1 1928
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’22___ $20.80 BOND. DEBT M ay 3 ’2 7 .. $88,000 5s ’26 M-S $600,000.M-S 1
’28-’53
4fl
J-J
17,0 0 0c...Ju ly 11929
Pop’n 1910, 5,222; 1920.......... 5,788
Sinking fund______________
1,000
R e fu n d in g B o n d s.
4s
—
5,500____________1928
IN T . at 1st Nat. Bk.. Bowl.Green. I Assessed valuation 1926_ 4,484,820 6s '23 . . . $29,500..Oct 1 ’27-’3 1 1
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M -N
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C A M B R ID G E ( C o n c lu d e d )—
Police & Fire Depts. Bonds.
4s '09 M -N 34,000c-_May 27 1929 CELINA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Paving Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 12 Mar $70,000c—-M ar i 1932 4s TO F-A 36,000c..Feb 17 1930 4s '06 M-S $15,3 0 0 c____ 1927-1934
5)£s’23 A-O )$3,000--Oct 1 ’27-’ 29 444s’ 16 M-S 5,500____ Mar 1 1936
4s ' l l A-O 39,000c..Apr 28 1931 4 ^ s ’07 M-S 15,000c____ 1934-1941
\ l,579.42-.O ct 1 1930 5 ^.s ’18 M-S -3,000c— -M ar 1 1928
4
5s T4 A-O 225,000c—.A pr 8 1954 5 l s ’23 M-S 14.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’40
5H s’23 A-O 20,165.88___________ 5>£s’18 M-S
2,700___ Sept 1 1928
5s '14 J-D 50,000c_ Dec 4 1954 5 J^s'23 M-S 135,000c____ 1927-1944
_
Water Bonds.
5s '19 M-S 12,000-.Sept 1 ’27-’33 5s '15 F-A 275.0 0 0 c..-F eb 3 1955 ($7,000 in odd years and $8,000 in
4J4s
J-J *14.000.-Jan 1 '28-’34 5s '19 M-S 10,810____ Mar 11929
even years from 1925 to 1944.)
4H s’ 15 A-O 250,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1955
4s
15,000- — ............. 1931 5s ’ 19 M-S
3.600
Sept
1 5s '15 J-D 147,000c-..June 3 1955 5 ^ s ’24 M-S 11,000c____ 1927-1937
1929
5s ’ 15 M-S 235,000........................... 5 ^ s ’ 19 M-S 13,550____ Sept 11929
4H s’ 16 M -N 168,00 0c..M ay 11 1956 BOND. D E B T Apr 30’27- $190,000
( 17.000c.May l '28-’35 6s '20 M-S 38.500
90,660
_Sept 11932
4H s’ 17 A-O 115,000 yrly onApril 24 Sinking fund______________
5s '15 M -N -j 50,OOOc_May 1 '36-’40 6s '22 M-S
9.000
___________Mar
1
($10,000 1926 to 19361933
& $5,000 1937) Tot.ass'd val.'27 (80%act.) .7,500,000
I165,000e-May 1 ’41-’55 5 ^ s ’24 M-S
6.600—
Sept 1
'27-’29 J-J (180,000c_Jan 10 ’30-’38 School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$13.00
5s '18
5 s ’ 17 J-J 16.000—-Jan 1 ’28-’43
Market H ouse Bonds.
1 11,000c..Jan 10 1939 Population in 1927__________ 4,900
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
IN T . payable at Treasurer's office
5s '17 M-S $2,000____Sept 1 1927 5s T9 F-A 17.000c................. 1928
5s ’ 16 J-J *15.000c— -July 1 1936 5H s’ 18 M-S 6,000____ Mar 1 1928 5s T9 J-D f 84,000cDec 20 ’27-’40 and at Citizens' Banking C o., Celina.
Park Bonds.
\119.000cDec 20 ’41-’57
Funding Bonds.
4s
J-J
*3,000c. Jan 1928-1930 5s ’03 A-O$106,000c— -Apr 1 1928 5s T9 J-D 1,224,000c.Dec 10 ’27-’59 C E N T E R T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Lisbon) is in
4s '12 Sept 11,000-Sept 10 ,27-'-37
32,000c.-D ec 1 ’27-’28 6s '20M-S 1.546 ,000c.Sept 20'27-’60
Street B onds (.City’s Portion).
5s '17 J-D 75,000c--D ec 1 ’29-’33 6s '21 F-A 298,000c. .Feb 15 1961 Columbiana County.
4s ’08 J-J
88,500c---July 1 1928
Inter-C oun ty Highway Bonds.
48,000c--D ec 1 ’34-’36 6s '21 M-S 250,000cMar 15 ’28-’52
5s ’ 15 M-S
5.600c.-M ar 1 ’ 28-35
25,000c— -D ec 1 1937 4H s'2 3A -0/ 125,000cApr 20 '28-’37 GEN. DEBT M ay 17 T 7 „ $51,757
1.000- -Sept 1 ’27-'28 5s T9 M -S' 39,500 ...S e p t 1 1927
5s ’ 17 M-S
l 132,000c.Apr 2 0 ’38-’48 Assessed val., real________ 3.188.040
13,000—Sept 3 ’27-’39 6s ’20 M-S 426,485.60c Sept 1 1928 5Xa’23 F-A 140,000c_________ 1931 Assessed val. personal____1.864,340
6s ’ 18 - - .
2.000-July 1 ’28-’29
5Hs'22 J-J
* $13,000 in odd years and $12,000 Total valuation 1916_____ 5,052,380
1,387____July 1 1930 6s ’21 M-S 149,507.30-Sept 1 1930 in even years.
Total tax (per $1,000)_______ $16.20
Sewage Treat. P lant Bonds.
TOTAL D EBT July 1 '25 *786,461
4Hs'24 J-Dl,650,000r*Dec. 1 ’27-'48 Population 1910. 4,670; 1920, 4,833
Assess, val. '18 (abt. act.) 14,263,935 4Ms’ 15 M-S $75,000c— -Sept 1 1955
IN T . at the People’s State Bank,
D eficiency
Bonds.
Total tax (per *1,000) 1918— *16.00 5s T3 M-S 260,000___ Sept 1 1953 5s T9 J-D
$46,000c—.D ec 1 1927 Lisbon.
Popul’n 1910, 11,327; 1920, 13,104 4H s’ 14 M-S 185,000___ Sept 1 1954 BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’27-$7,298,000 c e n t e r b u r g !
53^s’18 M-S 10.000___ Sept 1 1928
INTEREST payable In Cambridge
Sinking funds____________ 320,138
This village is in Knox County.
5H s’ 19 M-S 13,700___ Mar 1 1929
val. 1927—229,356,000
D eficiency B onds.
5s ’23 M-S 800,000..Sept 1 ’27-’48 Total assess, (est.)______ 210.000.000
CAM BRIDGE SCHOOL DIST.
Actual value
6s
A-O
’27-’29
(For amount due each year see
5 s '95
*8,000c____ 1927-1934
School tax (per $1,000) ’27___$10.25 6s ’23 A-O $3 ,000 ..Oct 1 1 1927
'24
600 ____Oct
V. 118. p. 1305.)
4 ^ s ’08 M-S 23,000c—M&S ’27-’34
4,950______1927-1931
5 Hs’24 M-S 20,000—Sept 1 '27-’ 54 Population in 1927________ 110,000 6s '26 - - .
4s '06 s a
16,000c____ 1927-1943
IN T. on all bonds,
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s ’ 15 M-S
3,000c.Sept 1 ’27-'28 (For maturity see V . 119, p . 1982.) (which is payable at except 4H s '17
the Dime Sav­ 5 J4s’ 19 M -8 $38.000_______________
3,200c_ Sept 1 1928
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5s ’ 16 M-S
7,OOOc_M & S ’27-’30 4 ^ s ’ 16 M-S
5s '17 M-S 70.000c.Sept 1 '31-’39 ings Bank, Canton) and 5 Ms ’23 at BOND. D E B T M ay 20 '21 $62,100
51$s'20 - . 27.000c______ 1927-34
(at State Treasurer’s
Floating debt____________
15,000
6s '20 M-S / 7,000c.Sept 5 ’27-’33 4 K s’ 17 M-S 77,000_____ 1930-1937 ble at Kountze Bros. office) is paya­ Sinking fund, general_____
108
t 6.000c_Mar 5 '28-’33 5>SsT9 M-S 38,500c____ 1927-1937
Sinking fund, water______
233
6s '21 M-S 216,000c.-M -S '27-’43 5 ^ s ’20 M-S 206,000—Dec 1 '32-’37
Total assessed val. 1921___3,384.080
(For amount see V. 113, p. 2423.) 6s '22 M-S 75,000--M ar 1 ’28-’47 C A R E Y V IL L A G E SC H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Carey) is in Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $15-30
5Ms’25 M -S 16,000—Sept 5 ’27-’34 ($4,000 in even years and $3,500 in
Population 1910. 723; 1920. 775
odd years.)
Wyandot County
6s '26 - - 12,600______1927-1931
6s '22 M-S / 3,700____Sept 1 1927 6s '20 J-D {$52.000c_June 1 ’28-’40
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '27- *341.600
154,000--Sept 1 '28-’42
\ 64,700-Dec 1 ’27-'40 C E N T E R B U R G V IL L A G E S C H .
Sinking fund____________
16,628
D IS T .
Assess, v a l.'27 ( a c t .) ____22,441,925 6s ’22 M-S 1,500- - _ Sept 1 '27-32 BOND. D EBT Apr 24’27-$102,500
City Hall lm pt. Bonds.
This district (P. O. Centerburg)
School tax (per SI.000) 1927— *10 06
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’24-110.60
4.500____Sept 1 1928 Population in 1910___________ 2,500 is in Knox County.
Population in 1922 (est)______ 15,000 4)4sT6 M-S
3,300____ Dec 1 1930
5K s’22 —
IN T . at Cambridge Sav. Bank, 6s '20 M-S
Prin. and int. at First National 5 s '22 A-O $73,590—A-O 11927-47
Emergency Bonds.
21,000— Oct ’27-’47
Cambridge, and City Treas. office.
5H s’ 13 M-S $5,000c_ Sept 1 1933 Bank of Carey.
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BOND. D EBT Oct 1922— $125,000
6s '21 M-S 15,000____Mar 1 1931
Assessed valuation________ 3,313,550
CAMDEN TW P. SCHOOL DIST
CARROLL COUNTY.
Street B onds (City's Portion).
This district (P. O. Kipton) is in
Carrollton is the county seat.
C H A G R IN F A L L S .
5s T7 M-S ($10.000c_Mar 1 ’28-’29
Lorain County.
In ter-C ou n ty Highway Bonds.
This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
\ 4,000c___Mar 1 1930
5 ^ s ’22 A-O S42,OOOc--Oct 1 '27-'45
Street Impt. (V il. P ortion) Bds.
5,000c— -Sept 1 1928 5Hs'23M-S $52,500—Sept 1 '27-’33
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 102.) 5s T7 M-S
...
14,906........................... 6s '18 A-O
$490 _____1927-1928
M ar 1 1928 5s
6.000
BOND. D E B T M ay 21 '24 $76,000 5H s’ 18 M-S
Road Bonds.
6s T9 A-O f 400c—Apr l ’28-'29
5.600
M ar 1 1928
Assessed valuation 1925___2,225,000 5JSs’ 18 M-S
9.400
M ar 1 1928 5s '26 A-O $32,000c_-Oct 1 ’26-’36
\ 6 0 0 c-..O ct 1 ’27-’29
Sch. tax rate per $1,000 1925--$4.00 5J4s’ 19 M-S
1,200_ Sept ’27-’29
_
700____ Sept 1 1929 TOTAL D E B T Apr 20 '27 $306,846 6s T9 M-S
IN T . at the Kipton Bank Co., 5s T9 M-S
5s T9 M-S
W ater-W orks Bonds.
Sept 1 1929 Tot.ass’d val.’26(60%act.)25,309,920
9.600
Kipton.
.-$7,500........................
562____ Sept 1 1929 County tax (per $1,000) 1924—$5.96 ,s
5s T9 M-S
Sewer Bonds (Village P ortion ).
5s T9 M-S
CAMDEN VIL. SCH. DIST.
2,450____ Sept 1 1929 Population 1910. 15,761; 1920, 15,942
5s
A-O $12,500c_________ 1929
This district (P. O. Camden) is in 5^ s'19 M-S $48.1 0 0 c -„M a r 1 1929
5 ^ s ’20 M-S 185,000_____ 1935-1943 C A R R O L L T O W N S H IP .
Preble County.
A Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
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$250
6s '21 M-S
1,610____Mar 1 1929
B uilding Bonds.
This township (P. O. Oak Harbor) I Cemetery Bonds. ____Apr 11928
6s '21 M-S
498____ Mar 1 1931 is in Ottawa County.
s '15 A-O $34,000....................5 s '17 A-O $12,500c______________
6s '21 M-S
730____ Mar 1 1931
4s
M-S
3,000c----------------Road Bonds.
6s '21 M-S
2,300____ Mar 1 1931 5s '18 M S $5.900____Mar 1 1928 (Due part each 6 mos. beg. Apr 1 T9)
S chool Bonds.
"m provem ent Bonds.
3.400
M ar 1 1932
5H s
A-O $15,000___________1958 6s ’22 M-S
416.04-Mar 1 1932
BOND. D EBT July 1 '2 7 -- $52,500 6s ’22 M-S
5.400
M ar 1 1932
Sinking fund______________
4,000 6s ’22 M-S
2,626____Mar 1 1932 Ass. debt ( (add’l)_________? S Ni £ ? S ! : i i p r 2 7 ” Total val. '27 (2-3 act.) — -3,600,000 6s '22 M-S
14,666 G E N . B D . dV . W 2 ’27 859.600
25,905
School tax (per $1,000) 1927—811.45 5 ^ s ’20 J-D 231,000--D ec 1 ’32-’59 Total assessed val. 1926— 2,737.880 Water debt (incl.)________
5J^s'20 J-D 12,800--D ec 1 ’27-’28 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—$16 00 Assessment debt (add'l)_____112,804
Total assessed val. 1926_
-D ec 1 ’28-’32
C A N A A N T W P . R U R . S C H . D IS. 5>^s’20 J-D 22.000.
Population in 1920--------------- 2,182 Total tax rate(per $1.000) _ 5.59O.00O
1926121.90
3.600—
Sept 1 ’27-’32
This district is in Wayne County. 6s '22 M-S
* IN T . at the Oak Harbor State Population 1926, 3,000, 1920, 2,237
($4,000____ Oct 1 1927 5s '23 M-S 1Q gpg
5s '23 M-S 19,323.23 .Sept 1*1934 Bank, Oak Harbor.
9.000..O c t 1 ’28-’30
C H A G R IN F A L L S S C H . D IS T .
.5ept 1 ’ 27-’34
4.000
O ct 1 1931 5 J^s’24 M-S 16.000.
5s T4 A-O $21,100c-A & O ’27-’37
2.000. .Sept 1 '27-’34 C A R R O L L T O N S C H . D IS T .
5H s’23 A-O
9,000--.O ct 1 ’32-’34 5J^s’24 M-S
S ch ool Im provem ent B onds.
800 ..S ep t 1 ’27-’34
4.000
O ct 1 1935 5 ^ s ’24 M-S
This district is in Carroll County.
5s
- - , $4.500......................
1.600 ...S e p t 1 1927
9 . 0 0 0 - Oct 1 ’ 36-’38
School B onds.
3,200—Sept 1 ’29-'30 5s '26 A-0$145,000-_A&0 1 ’27-’49 BOND. D E B T M ay 1 '27- $23,000
9.000
O ct 1 1939
1,500
5Ms’24 M-S {32,000—Sept 1 '31-'32 BONDED D EBT 1927--- $159,000 Sinking fund______________
9.000- ..O c t 1 '40-’42
3.000. .Sept 1 '28&31 Tot.ass’d v al.(80% act.)'26.4,883,050 Tot.ass’d val.'26 (3-5 act.)-6,8OO,O0O
4.000
O ct 1 1943
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Tax rate (per 21,000) 1925_____ $6.20
1.500 ___Sept 1 1934
BOND. D E B T Apr 14 '24- $90,000
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 3,300
600 ..S e p t 1'27&'29 CASS T W P . S C H O O L D IS T .
Sinking fu n d .___________
4,000
600—Sept 1’31&’33
IN I at Chagrin Falls Banking C o.
Assessed value 1924----------- 4,053,590 5H s’24 M-S
This district (P. O. Shiloh) is in
500—Sept 1’28&’30 Richland County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924------ $10.60
50 0..Sept 1’32&'34
Population (estimated)_______ 2,500
C H A M P A IG N C O U N T Y .
S chool B uilding Bonds.
5s '24 M -N j
285c. Sept 1 ’27-’34 5Hs'22 A-OI$16,800c-Oct 1 ’27-’33
Urbana is the county seat.
1,581c.Sept 1 ’26-’34
C A N F IE L D S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
1 28.600c.0ct 1 ’34-’46
C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
This district (P. O. Canfield) is in 5s '24 M-S 68,000—Sept 1 '27-'34 BOND. D E B T Apr 21 '27- $45,400 5s '16 - . $4,500-- — - - ............—
36,800—Sept 1 ’ 27-’34 Floating debt____________
Mahoning County.
1,300
B rid g e B o n d s.
1,100—Sept 1 ’27-’34 Tot. ass’d val. ’26(90%act)2,250,000 5H s’23M -S 15) $3,000-Sept 1 ’27-'29
5 Ms’22 A-O $55,000--Apr 1 '28-'38 5s '24 M-S
5H s’22 _ -- 60,000 --0ct 1 '27- 38 5s '24 M-S (31,500—Sept 1 ’27-’33 Tax rate (per $1,000)------------- $7.00
(3,500—M-S ’27-’ 33
1 4,000____Sept 1 1934
534s'23 J-J / 2,100--July 1 '28-’30
P R IN . and int. payable at the 5s '23 J-J
3,680_____J-J ’27-’28
4,500. .M ar 1 ’28-’36 district depositary.
t
800____July 1 1931 5s '25 M-S
5j^s’24 F-A 15,000--Aug 1 '27-29
BOND. DEBT Apr 1924-- $118,200 5s '25 M-S 10,200—Mar 1 ’28-'36
R oad Impt Bonds.
IN T . payable at the Farmers' ($1,000 in even years and $1,300 in C E D A R V IL L E T W P . R U R . 8 . D . 5s T9 J-J $2,400______ J-J ’27-'30
odd years.)
National Bank, Canfield.
5s '15 A-O $48,500c_ A-O ’27-’41 5s T9 M -N 39.000--N ov 1 ’27-’29
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($35,0 0 0 c ..-D e c 1 1945 (See V. 100, p. 1945, for maturity.
1 '25- $184,500
CANTON.
J-D {i180.000c.Dec 1 '46-’49 5s '16 A-O *$l,500c______________ BON D. D E B T M ayreal—34,622,440
Assessed valuation,
County seat o f Stark Co. Incorp.
1 3 5 ,0 0 0 c...D ec 1 1950
($500 yearly on April 1.)
Assessed val., personal— 16,322,545
as a village in 1822 and as a town 5s '26 M-SJ364,000.-Sept 1 '27-30 5 K s’ 1 9 A -0 *$5,000c__________1936 Total assessed valuation
In 1838.
1 11,000____Sept 1 1931
1925 (86% actual)_____50,944,985
6s '21 A-O *5,500c__________1931
Sewer B onds (City's Portion).
5s '27 — 112,479_____ 1929-1937 BOND. D EBT M ay 28’27- $57,500 Total tax (per $1,000) 1925___ $6.02
5H s’ 24 M-S $4,200—Sept 1 ’27-’29 5s '27 - - .
50,776.95 -.1928-1936 Assessed valuation 1927___4,430,000 Populati’n 1910. 26.351; 1920, 25.071
--------- M-S
60 0.. Sept 1 '27-’29
53^s’24------R e fu n d in g Bonds
600—Sept 1 ’27-'29 4s '03 M-S $5,000c_ Sept 1 1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$5.00
5 J4s’24 M-S
_
W .
U R . S. D .
in
5s '24 M-S 18,000.-Sept 1 '27-’34 4s '04 F-A 12,000c--_Feb 1 1929 Population at 1927____________2,300 C H A M P IO N T (P.P O.RWarren Route
* IN T .
the Exchange Bank,
This district
2,000-.S ep t 1 ’27-’29 4s '05 F-A 22,000c_ Feb 1 1939
5s '24 M-S
_
Cedarville; on other bonds at 4th |No. 3) is in Trumbull County.
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
4s '09 M-S 26,000r*—Mar 1 1929
5s
A-O $2,000c-$2,000 yearly
4s ’03 M-S $5,000c— Sept 1 1928 4H s’17 M-S 40.000c.M ar 1 28-’37 Nat. Bank, Cincinnati.
5 K s’24 A-O 54.000C--A&0 ’27-’50
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s '18 M-S
9,000____Mar 1 1928 CELINA.
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 357.)
4H s’10 M-S $125,000c-.Sept 1 1930
Steam Shovel Purchase B onds.
County seat of Mercer Co. Inc. BOND. DEBT June 6 ’27- $76,950
4>4s’ 12 M-S 25,000r*_-Mar 1 1932 5Hs'19 M-S $9,00 0 c...S ep t 1 1929
Apr. 2 1861. Population 1910. Assessed valuation 1926— 2,780,340
- '14 -----_
5s " ‘ M-S 61,600c_ Mar 1 1934
Safety B uilding Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000)’26------$9.10
4s '14 M-S 25.000 ...A u g 1 1927 6s '21 M-S *4,000___ Mar 1 1931 3,493; 1920, 4,226.
IN T . at Union Savings & Trust
Park and Street Bonds.
4 J4s’ 16 M-S 80 ,000 c.-.M ar 1 1936
G arbage-Disposal Bonds.
5s 16 J-J $10,000____July 1 1936 Co. of Warren.
4 ^ s T 7 M-S 50.000c.Mar 1 ’29-'37 5s '17 M-S $2,000c_Mar 1 ’28-'29
5s '17 M-S 36,000c.Mar 1 '28-’39 5H s’ 18 M-S
2,500____Mar 1 1928 5s Sewer Bonds.
'14 M-S $80,000—Mar 1 ’34-'52 C H A R D O N .
5s '17 M-S 24,000--M ar 1 ’40-’47
Intercepting Sewer Bonds.
This village is In Geauga County.
Funding Bonds.
5H s’ 18 M-S 10,300—Mar 1 '28-’39 5H s’ 18J-D $290,000.-M ar 1 '28-’47
'20
2,500 — Mar 1 1928 5H s’20J-D
5s '18 M-S
39,600--D ec 1 '27-34 6s R efuM-S $8.000--Sept 1 ’27-’28 6s F unding & D eficit Bonds. 1927
T9 F-A $12,000------Aug 1
nding Bonds
___________Sept'21 1938
5s '18 M-S 33.000
6s 1 J-J
36,000--July 1 ’27-’52
W ater & Light B onds.
5s '19 M-S 110,000—Mar 1 ’27-’39 6s ’22 F-A 18,600.-Feb 1 ’28-’42 4H s’05 J-J $30,400--Jan 1 ’28-'35
—
3.90s’01 F-A ___________ 25 ’27-'33 ,5s T7 A-O $14.000_____ 1927-1928
14.000.Aug
2.037___ Mar 1 1929
5s T9 M-S
Land Purchase Bonds.
Street B onds.
5s T9 A-O 450,000c—Oct 1 ’27-’44 5 ^ s ’23 M-S $14,500___________1938 5s T3 Mar 15,800.-M ar 1 ’28-’44
j
59 T4 Dec
2,000—Dec
'27-’28
6s '20 A-O 530,000.-Oct 1 ’44-’61
‘•Unpaid Light Bill of 1922” Bds. 5Ms’ 18 M-S 10.000c.Sept 1 --------- 5s '25 A-O 1$3,000___ A-O ’27-’29
5,000____Apr 1 1930
1 *28-'32
6s '21 M -S 12,000____Mar 1 1928 5H s’23 M-S $29.005.27----------- 1934
l,00 0--O ct 1 '2 7 -2 8
5MsT8 J-D 20.000-Dec 15 ’2S-’47 5s '25 A-O
6s '22 M-S 15,000____Mar 1 1929
Central Engine House Bonds.
BONDED D E B T ................. (?)
W ater-W orks Bonds.
W ater C ourse Im pt. Bonds.
5s '25 M-S f 3,000____Sept 1 1927 6s '94 A-O $5,600.-A pr 3 ’28-’29
5}*s’20 J-D$231,000.-D ec 1 ’32-’37
112,000.-Sept 1 ’28-’30
CH
8.000-O ct 1 5 ’29-’31 E S T E R T O W N S H IP S. D .
5 ^ s ’20 J-D 25,000—Dec 1 '32-’37 TO T .B D . D T. July 1 ’27-$9,515,880 6s ’94 A-O
'Fills district (P. O. Wooster) It
-Sept 1 '27-’30
8,000.-M ar 1 *28-’34 Tot. ass’d val. 1926--.300,000.000 41isT0 Sept 4.0003.000_____ 1927-1929 in Wayne County.
$2,000
5s ’25 M-S (Due n a t - -ini even yrs City tax (per $1,000) 1926 $21.00 5s T9 - - a An
»o n *oc
S ch ool Bldg. B onds,
5,600_____ 1927-1933
6,000--M ar 1 ’29-’35 Pop’n 1910. 50.217; 1920- 87.091 6s ’23
’ 28-’41
D EBT Jan 1 ’27 -l(Due $2,000 in odd yrs
IN T . payable at City Treas. office. TOTAL fund______________ $205,000 5Jis’20 M-SB$28.000--M ar 1$28,000
Sinking
27,239 BOND. D E T M ay 27’27Park Bonds.
1,900
Assessed val. 1927-------------7,430,000 Floating debt (add’l ) --------5He>'13 M-S $50,000c_--M ar 1 1938
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927— $20.00 Total assess, val. 1926------ 3,250,000
T ru nk Sewer Dist. No. 1 Bonds. CANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$17.00
* Not presented for payment.
5s ’23 M-S $21,900—Mar 1 ’28-’33 4s '08 F-A $30,000c_Feb 27 1928
INTEREST at Village Treasury. Population in 1920------------------ 1,311
(For maturdy see V. 117, p. 691) 4s '08 J-D 60,000c.-D ec 15 1928

J une , 1927.]
C H IL L IC O T H E .
This city is in Ross County.
Electric Light Bonds.
5s
F-A $11,000
Feb 10 1934
General City Bonds.
5s
M -S $20,400_____$2,000 y ’rly
Flood and Paving Bonds.
4 H s ’ 14 M -S $29,468___Mar 20 1934
Sewer Bonds.
4LSs'14 J-D $25,000____ June i 1934
5s ’27 J-J
4 0,000---J an 1 ’28 -5 2
General Flood Bonds.
5s ’14 M -S $2,540___ Mar 2 1934
Street & Sewer Bonds (G e n e r a l )
4s ’07 M -N $30,000___M ay 15 1928
4s ’09 J-J
17,000___ July 1 1929
4 s ’09 M -N 1,250___ Nov 1 1928
4s ’ 10 J-D
6,500---June 15 1939
4s ’ 10 J-J
6,000___ July 1 1930
4s ' l l
M -S
1,100___ Mar 1 1931
4 s ' l l J-D
3 ,250---J u n e 15 1931
4 s ’l l
J-D
1,100___ June 11931
4s ’ 12 M -S
5,000___ Mar 9 1932
4s ’ 12 M -S
1,500___ Sept 3 1932
4s ’ 12 J-D 25,000___Dec 30 1932
5s ’ 13 Sept
1,000___ Sept 1 1933
5s ’ 13 M -S
1,650— -Sept 20 1933
4 K s ’14 M -N
6.400___ M ay 1 1934
5s ’23 M -S 22,000___ $3,000y’rly
5s ’24 M -S
8,850___ $1,000 y ’rly
5s
M -S
1 ,5 0 0 -.Sept 1 '2 7 -’29
5H s
M -N 2 ,0 0 0 --M a y 1 ’28-’2S
5s
J-J
6 ,0 0 0 ---Jan 1 ’28-’30
5s ’27 —
14,000-Sept 15 ’28-’31
R efunding Bonds.
4J£s'16 J-D $ 3 ,0 0 0 --. Dec 1 1927
5s
J-D 18,800___ $2,000 yrly
Canal Crossing Bonds
4s ’l l F-A $ 1 ,6 5 0 -— Aug 20 1931
4s ’ 12 M -S
1,500___ Sept 3 1932
Deficiency Bonds.
5s
M -S $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’33
5s
J-J
5,600___ $1,000 yrly
General Funding Bonds.
6s
M -N $3,500___ $3,000 yrly
Fire Department Bonds
4s ’08 F -A $10,000___Aug 15 1928
4s TO A-O
3,250___ Apr 1 1930
Safety Dept. Inipt. Bonds.
5s T3
Sept $22,000____ Sept 1 1933
6s
J-D
5 ,0 0 0 .-Dec 1 ’27-’31
City Prison Bonds
4s TO A-O $3,250___ Apr 11930
Paving Bonds (City's portion).
5s ’25 J-D ($37,800--Dec 1 ’2 7 -3 4
\ 1,000____ Dec 11935
T O T , D E B T July 1 ’2 7 - - - $335,758
Assess, valuation 1927---- 27,968,335
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927— $20.00
Population in 1920___________ 15,831
INTEREST at office of Treasurer
CHILLICOTHE SCHOOL D IST.
4s ' l l M -8 $31,000c-M &S 1 ’27-’41
4s T 2 M -N 2 ,0 0 0 c -........... -.1 9 2 8
4 H s’ 15 A-O 4 0 ,5 0 0 c -A -0 1 ’27-’35
5s T5 J&J
8.500C.M&S 1 ’27-'35
4M s’ 16 M -S
9.500C-M & S ’2 7 -’36
5 ^ s ’23 A-O 60,000c____ Oct 1 1931
4M s’27 A-O 320.000A&0 1 ’27-’47
T O TA L D E B T Mar 15’27 $151,500
Assess, valuation 1927— 28,490,640
School tax (per $1,000) 1927- $9.52
Population in 1925 (est.)-------- 18,000
IN T . at office of Treasurer.
CH IPPEW A T W P . RURAL S. D.
This district (P. O. Doylestown) is
in Wayne County.
Building Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S $51,000cSept 15 ’27-’43
BOND DEBT April 21 ’27 $82,000
Assessed valuation 1927 — 7,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927-— $15.00
Population in 1927 (Census) — 1,200
CINCINNATI.
C. T . Greve, Secretary Sinking
Fund Trustees.
Cincinnati is situated in Hamilton
Co. Founded in 1789; incorp. as a
town Jan. 1 1802 and as a city Feb. 5
1819. City Manager form of govern­
ment adopted N ov. 4 1924. V . 119,
p. 2313. The following villages have
since been annexed:
Fernbank,
Hartwell,
Pleasant
Ridge, Oakley, Delhi, Madisonville,
Carthage, College Hill, Sayler Park,
M t. Washington, M t. Airy, Avon­
dale, Clifton, Linwood, Westwood,
Riverside, Hyde Park, Evanston,
Bond Hill, Winton Place, Kennedy
Heights and Red Bank. The Lin­
wood. M t. Airy. Clifton. Bond Hill,
Red Bank, Kennedy Heights, Westwood, Avondale and M t. Washington
bonds have all been paid off but the
debts of the other places will be found
in the table below.
Bonds marked thus— sf— are held
In the sinking fund.
Bridge, Grade Crossing, Subway.
Str. & Viad. and Viaduct.
B r id g e B o n d s .

4s ’89 J-D $68,000____ June 1 1939
(Subject to call June 1 1919.)
4s ’06 A-O sf36,000____ Oct 1 1936
4s ’08 J-J sf26,000___Jan 27 1938
4s ’08 J-J sf28,000____ July, 1 1928
4s ’09 M -N s f10,000-- - N o v 1 1939
4s TO A-O sf7,500___Apr 15 1930
4s TO M -N sf6,200____ M ay 1 1940
4s TO M -N s f 15,000____M ay 1 1930
4s T2 J-J
31,500____ July 1 1942
4H s'13 J-D sfl2 ,0 0 0 ____ June2 1943
4 H s’ 14 F-A sf8,500— -Aug 15 1934
5s '18 F-A 31,700____ Aug 1 1958
5s '20 A-O 15,000-— Apr 15 1940
5s ’20 J-J
11,300____ July 1 1930
5Jis’21 - - 15,000____ July 1 1936
(Optional July 1 1931.)
4}^s’25 M -S 2 4 ,3 0 0 --Sept 1 '27-50
4 K s ’25 M -S 108,200— Sept 1 ’2 7 -5 0
G ra d e -C ro s s in g

4s TO

J-D$800,000c-_Dec 15 1950

Subw ay B on ds.

4s T2

M -N $50,000____ Nov 1 1952

V ia d u c t B o n d s .

4s '04 F-AS300.000------ Aug 1 1934
3 J^s’06 F-A 425,000c___Feb 1 1936
4s ’07 A-O 257,000c— Oct 15 1937
4s ’08 F-A 115,5 00c--.F eb 1 1938
4s ’08 M -N sf50,000___ Nov 1 1928
4s ’09 A-O sf4,500------ Oct 1 1929




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OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
4s TO A-O 283,000r— Apr 15 1950
4s ’l l A-O 2 50,000c.--A p r 1 1941
4s ’l l M -Ssf21,000___Sept 15 1931
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-J
5 0 ,0 0 0 -.-Jan 15 1935
4 H »’ 15 F-A 165.000— Feb 15 1955
4 ^ s T 5 A-O sf16,500____ Apr 1 1935
414sT5 M -S sf1,500— Sept 15 1935
4l|sT6 J-D sf14,000...D e c 15 1936
4 ^ s ’ 17 M -N sf6,000____ M a y l 1937
5s ’20 A&O 1 5 ,000.— Apr 15 1940
(Optional April 15 1930.)
4T£s’25 M -S 60,800--Sept 1 ’27-’45
Cine. Sou. Ry. Construction
( O p tio n a l 30 y e a r s a fte r d a t e ).
is ’91 J-J ($75,0001___July 1 1941
\sf2,000]
3 H s’02 J-J/ 7,797,0001-July 1 1952
1 sf 13,000)
3 H s’06M -N$4.595.000c_M ay 1 1956
4s ’08 J^J 600,000c.--July 1 1958
4s ’09 J-J 750,000-— July 15 1959
4s TO A -O 1,100.000
Apr 1 1960
4 K s ’23 J-J 100,000____ July 1 1965
Cine. Sou th. Ry. Terminal
( O p tio n a l 40 y e a r s a fte r d a te ).
3)^s’02 J-J sf500,000____ July 1 1965
3 ^ s ’03 J-J 500,000____ July 1 1965
3M s’04 J-J 500,000____July 1 1965
3>$s’05 J-J 500,000c..-J uly 1 1965
3>Ss’06 J-J 500,000c...Ju ly 1 1965
is T2 J-D sf100,000--D ec 18 1965
4s T4 J-J( 90,000c\__July 1 1965
sfl0 ,0 0 0 c /.
4V4s’ 16 M -S 100,000____Mar 1 1965
41is'16 J-J sf250,000____July 1 1965
5s T8 J-J 100,000____July 1 1965
5s 20 J-J 1.000.000c.-Julv 1 1965
5s ’20 J-Jl.250.000____ July 1 1965
4 K g ’24 J-J 400,0 0 0 c ...J u ly 1 1965
Cine. Southern Ry. Bridge Bds
5sg’22 J-J 2 $1,000,000c- - Jan 2 1965
City-H all and Public-H all,
is TO F -A sf$12,000-.A u g 15 1930
is TO A-O sf4 ,000____Oct 1 1930
4 H s’ 14 F-A sf2,500____Aug 1 1954
i ^ s ’15 J-J
25.000____Jan 2 1945
4 ^ s ’ 19 J-J sf22,0 0 0 .--July 15 1939
6s ’20 J-J
6,500____July 1 x928
Condemnation Bonds.
4s ’04 M-S sf$30,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 1934
3 H s’05 A-O
sf7 5 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 1935
3.65s’07A-O
35,000-Apr 15 1947
4s’07 J-J
sf5,500. .July 1 1957
Is ’07 J-J
10,000c July 25 1947
4s '07 J-D
sfl9,500-D ec 31 1947
4s '07 A-O
130,000.0ct 30 1947
4s 08 J-J
150,000.-Jan 2 1948
4s 08 F-A
sf20,000.Feb 28 1938
4s 08 F-A
sf30.000.Feb 28 1948
4s 08 J-D
sf26.000.June 15 1928
4s 08 F-A
sf4,000.Aug 20 1928
4s ’09 F-A
48,000—Aug 1 1949
4s ’09 M -S
9 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 1949
is '09 A-O
sf4,500-0ct 15 1929
is ’09 A-O
sfl5 ,0 0 0 -0 c t 15 1949
4s ’09 J-D
sf4,700— Doc 1 1949
4s ’09 J-D
sf3,500-Dec 15 1929
4s TO J-J
4,500—Jan 1 1930
4s TO J-J
sf 13,C00--Jan 1 1930
4s TO M -S sf44.500-M ar 15 1930
4s TO M -N
sf3,700—M ay 1 1950
4s TO M -N
sf9,500_M ay 1 1930
4s TO J-D
sf20,5 0 0 .-June 1 1950
4s TO M-S sf46,000-Sept 15 1950
4s TO A-O sfll.lO O .O ct 15 1950
4s TO A-O
sf8,500-0ct 15 1940
4s TO M -N sf2 5 .0 0 0 -.N ov 1 1950
4s TO M -N
sf6,000--N ov 1 1930
4s TO J-D
sf9,500--D ec 1 1930
4s ’ l l A-O sf16 ,5 0 0 .-Apr 1 1931
ds ’ 1i .T-D
2.500-Dec 30 1931
4s ’ l l J-D
sfl8 .5 0 0 — Dec 1 1941
4s T2 J-J
6 ,0 0 0 --July 1 1932
4s T 2 J-D
sf4.500.June 15 1952
4s T2 F-A
sf1 ,500--Aug 1 1932
4s T 2 J-J
s f l 0,000-July 15 1932
4s T 3 F-A
sf5 ,0 0 0 .-Feb 1 1933
4 H s’13 J-D
sf9 ,0 0 0 --June 2 1953
4>‘as’13 J-J
sf1 0 .700.-July ) 1933
4 H s’ 13 M -N s f ll,7 0 0 -.N o v 1 1933
4H s’ 13 J-D
sf8.000-Dec 15 1933
4j^ s’ 19 F-A s f l .675____ Feb 3 1939
5s T9 J-J sfl6 ,5 0 0 ____ Jan 2 1949
5s T8 F-A 31,700____ Aug 1 1958
Consolidated Sinking Fund.
R e f u n d in g .

3 65g’97F-A$3.600,000-_Feb 1 1937
Public Landing Impt. Bonds.
5s T 9 M -N $178,500--.N o v 15 1959
(Optional Nov. 15 1939.)
5s ’20 A-O 67,000____Apr 1 1960
(Optional April 1 1940)
Emergency Bonds.
41isT3 A-O / $ 9 9 ,5 0 0 /.. Apr 21 1933
lsf25,500i
Deficiency Fund Bonds.
5 H s’21 M -S $2,350,000-Mar 10 ’31
5 ^ s ’21 M -Ssf523,000-— Mar 10 '31
Fire Bonds
4s ’04 M-S$325,000____ Sept 1 1934
314s’05 M -N 75,000c___Nov 1 1935
3.65s’07M -N sf2 5 .0 0 0 --.M a y 2 1937
3.65s’07J-J sf22,500____ July 5 1937
4s ’07 J-J sf4,0 0 0 ...J u ly 15 1937
4s ’07 J-J
2 3 ,000c. .July 18 1937
4e '08 J-J sf40,000____ Jan 2 1938
i s '08 F -A sf2 0 .00 0 -_.F e b 25 1938
is ’08 M -Ssf26,000____ Mar 1 1928
4s TO J-D sf 25.000— Dec 15 1940
4J4s’ 14 J-Jsfl00,000___ Jan 2 1934
4 ^ s ’ 14 J-J 100,000___ June2 1934
4 K s ’15 M -S 50.000___ Mar 1 1935
4 H s’ 14 M-S 100,000____Sept 1 1934
4>^sT5 M -S 100.000-— Mar 15 1935
4J*sT6 M -Ssf28,000____ Mar 1 1936
4 ^ s ’ 16 M -S/100,000 l-.S e p t 1 1936
t sfl 0,000/
4J*s’17 J-Dsfl00,000____ Dec 1 1937
5s ’20 M -S
4.000— Mar 15 1940
5 ^ s ’2I J-D sf90,000____June 1 1931
5s ’20 A-O 25,000____Apr 1 1940
(Optional April 1 1930.)
6s '20 J-D 7 0 ,0 0 0 ...D ec 15 1940
Funding Bonds.
4J4s’ 17J-Dsf340.000____ Dec 1 1937
5s T 8 F-A 1,000,000.-Feb 1 1938
6s ’20 F-A 2 ,9 8 0 ,0 0 0 ..Aug 1 1928
5Jis’21 M -S 2.873,000-M ar 10 1931
5s ’23 M -S 208,000Sept 1 ’2 7 -3 4
Fire Dept- Bonds.
4 % s ’24 M -S $20 ,8 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’30
Market-House Bonds.
3>4s’02 A-O sf$ 6 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 1927
4 H s’ 15 J-J
35.000-Jan 15 1935

Health Department Laboratory.
4s T3 M -Ssf $3,350____ Mar 1 1928
Park Bonds
4s ’04 J-J
$500,000c.July 1 1954
4 H s ’0 5 J -D
350.OOOc.June 1 1955
4s ’06 A-O sf2 0 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 1956
4s ’07 J-J
sf800-Juiy 25 1957
4 s ’07 J-D
86,000cJune 30 1957
4s ’07 M -S
sfl0,000--S ep t 1 1957
3s ’07 J-J
17.500.July 15 1957
4s ’07 A-O
3 0 0 ,0 0 0 c .0 c tl5 1957
4s ’08 F-A
sf20,000-_Feb 1 1938
3s ’08 A-O
50,000c.Apr 1 1948
4s ’08 A-O
65,OOOc.Apr 1 1958
4s '08 F-A
sf40,000-Aug 20 1928
4 s ’09 J-D
sf35,0 0 0 .-June 1 1949
4s ’09 M -S
25,000c.Sept 1 1949
4s ’09 M -S
25,500cSept 15 1949
4s TO M -S sflO,000-M ar 15 1950
4s TO A-O
sf7,500.Apr 15 1950
4s TO M -N s f10,000-M ay 15 1930
4s TO M -N
s f5 ,0 0 0 ..M a y 1 1930
4s TO A-O
50.000c.Apr 1 1950
4s TO M -S
sf5,000-Sept 15 1950
4s TO J-D 1,000,OOOcDec 15 1950
4s '13 F-A Jsf75.000\-Feb 1 1953
1 15,000/
4 H s’13 M -N
660.0 0 0 -.M ay 1 1953
4 H s ’14 J-J
sf3,000--Jan 2 1934
4 1 is’ 15 A-O
45,000-Apr 15 1935
4J^sT6F-A sf250,000 - - Feb 1 1966
(subject to call after Feb. 1 1941.)
4M s’ 16 J-D sf$7,300____ June 1 1936
4 H s ’ 16 F-A sf75,000r___ Feb 1 1966
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1941.)
4 H s ’16F-Asfl75,000____ Feb 1 1966
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1941.)
4L$s’ 16 F-A sf35,000____ Feb 1 1966
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1941.)
4M s’ 16F-A sfl50,000____Feb 1 1966
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 19414
4?*£sT6 F-A sf40.000.Feb 1 ’41 -’66
4 & s ’16 F-Asf200.000.Feb 1 ’41-’66
5s ’20 A-O 51 000____ Apr x i960
(Optional Apr 1 1940.)
5s T6 F-A 158,000____ Feb 1 1966
(Optional Feb 1 1941.)
5M s'16 F-A 167,000____ Feb 1 1966
(Optional Feb. 1 1941.)
4 K s ’24 M -S 2,984,000Sept 1 ’27-’43
4 /^ s ’25 M -S
9 ,2 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-'35
Hospital Bonds
3j^s'02 M -S s f$ 4 5,0 0 0-.0 ct 1 1927
3 H s’03 J-J
100,000--Jan 1 1928
S H s 'O o M -S
250.000c.M ar 1 1935
3 H s’05 J - D /s f 175,0001 .D e c 1 1935
1 25,000/
3.65s’06M -N 3 0 0 .000-.N ov 5 1931
3.65s‘07F-A
204,000-Feb 15 1937
is ’09 M -S
100,000cSept 15 1959
is ’09 M -N
135,000--N o v 1 1929
4s TO F -A / 300,000cfAug 1 1960
1 sf200,000 ]
4s TO J-D 1,000,OOOcDec 15 1960
4s ’ l l J-J 1100.OOOrl..July 1 1961
IQflfi HAflr |

4s ’l l
M -S sf30,000-Sept 15 1931
4s ’ l l J-D
54,000-Dec 15 1961
4s T2 J-J
37,500-.Jan 15 1962
4s T2 F-A
s f10,000--Feb 1 1952
4s T2 M -N
250.000c.M ay 1 1962
4s T2 J-D
25,000_June 1 1942
4s '12 J-D
115,000--D ec 1 1942
4 >*bT 3 J-J
340,000-.July 1 1943
4>SsT3 M -S
25,000— Sept 1 1953
4 H s ’ 14 J-J s f125,000--Jan 2 1954
4 H s ’ 14 J-J
300 ,0 0 0 .-Jan 2 1954
4 « s ’14 M -N sf25,000— M ay 1 1934
4 J^s’14 J-J
75,000____ Jan 2 1954
4k 's’17 F-A sf40,000________________
4M s’25 M -S j8 ,5 0 4 --Sept 2 ’27-’35
4M s’25 M -S 2 7 ,5 4 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’35
Police Department Bonds
3 H s ’05 M -N $75,000c___N ov 1 1935
4s ’07 J-J sf3,500— -July 15 1957
4s TO F-A sf20,000____ Feb 1 1950
4s TO A-O sf75,000___Apr 15 1950
4s T2 J-J 100,000____ July 1 1932
434s’ 14 J-J sfS.OOO____ Jan 2 1934
4>CsT5 M -S 50.000____ Mar 1 1935
House of Refuge Bonds.
4s ’ l l M -S sf$3,500-Sept 15 1931
4s T 3 F-A sfl3 0 .0 0 0 -.F e b 1 1938
4 H s ’13 F -A / sf20,000i-Feb 1 1938
1 100,000/
4}$sT4 J-J
s f l0 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 1939
4 H s’ 15 M -S
50,000--M ar 1 1935
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’92 J-D$300,000r*__June 1 1932
(Subject to call after June 1 1912.)
3 ^ s ’05M -N 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 c ..-M a y 1 1935
3-65s’06F-A 250,000c..Aug 13 1936
4s ’07 J-J sfl3 ,0 0 0 ___July 20 1937
4s ’07 J-J $24.000.— July 25 1937
4s ’08 J-J sf56,000____ July 1 1933
4s ’09 J-J 473.000c.-July 15 1949

4s TO M -N sf4,500. -M a y 15 1940
4s TO A-O 41,000c. -Apr 15 1940
4s TO A-O s f12,500-. -Oct 15 1930
4s TO M -N s f 3,500-. ..N o v 1 1930
4s TO J-D s f15,000.. -Dec 15 1930
4s ’ l l M -S sfl6 ,7 0 0 .. -Sept 15 1931
4s ’ l l M -Ssf81,280.. -Sept 15 1941
4s ’ l l J-D sf30,000_. -D ec 15 1931
4s ‘I
Apr 31932
A D s f2 5 .0 0 0 - . —
4s T l J-D sfl0,250-. - .D e c 1 1931
4s T2 F-A sf3,500_. -Feb 15 1932
4s T2 J-D s fl4 .0 0 0 - .June 15 1932
4s T2 M -N sf2,600.. .. M a y l 1932
4s T2 J-D sf3,150.. —Junel 1942
4s T2 F-A 38,000-. -Aug 15 1932
4s T2 M -Ssf43,500-. ..S e p t 1 1932
4s T2 A-O sfl ,500.. — Oct 1 1932
4s T2 M -Ssf25,000-. -Sept 17 1932
4s T2 J-D s f l2,000-. .-D o c 1 1932
4s T2 J-D 75,000-. -Dec 20 1932
4s T2 M -N 69,000-. -N ov 10 1932
4s T3 M -S sf3,000_. .M ar 15 1933
4s T3 M-Ssf25,000_. .M ar 15 1953
4s T3 A-O sf6,600_. -.A p r 1 1933
4s T3 F-A sf54,500.. ..F e b 1 1933
4 H s’ 131M -N 55,000..
4s T3 M -S sfl6,500_.
4s T3 M -N sf23,0004J^s’ 13 J-Dsf400,000
June 16 1953
4H s’ 13 J-J
50,000____ July 7 1943
4 K s ’13 F-A sf7,000____ Aug 1 1933
4>£sT3 M -S 24,500____ Sept 5 1933
4 H s ’ 13 M -N sf6 ,5 0 0 .--N o v 15 1933
4 H s’ 13 J-D sfl7.100— Dec 15 1933
4 H s’ 13 A-O 600.000____ Oct 1 1953
414s’ 14 J-J sf26,300____ Jan 2 1934
4 ^ s ’ 14 M -S sf40,500_.-M a r 16 1934
4 J-£sT5 J-J
37,500___Jan 15 1935
4J^s’15 M -S 100,000____ Mar 1 1935
4 ^ s ’ 15 A -O l,000,000____ Apr 1 1955
4 H s ’ 15 J-D sf40,500___ Dec 1 1935
4 H s ’ 16 J-D s f l ,025____ Junel 1936
4M s’16 A-O sf8,400___ Oct 1 1936
4M s’ 16 J -D sfl6,700____Dec 1 1936
4 ^ s ’ 17 J-J
sf800___ July 1 1937
4J4s’17 F-A sf5,000___ Aug 1 1927
4 Jis’ 17 M -S 920,000___ Sept 3 1937
4 £ sT 7 J-D 54,500— .D ec 20 1947
5s T8 A-O 10.000____ Apr 1 1928
4 % s ’ 19 M -N sf87,200___Nov 1 1939
4% sT 9 M -S sf41,400-Sept 2 ’39-’49
4M s’19 M -S sf27,000-M ar 3 ’42-’69
4 ^ s ’19 A-O sf53,300.Apr 1 ’3 9 -6 9
4 J4s’19 J-J sf49,200July 15 ’29-’49
5s ’20 A-O 193,800 _____ 1927-1950
6s ’20 J-J 338,800 _____ 1940-1950
6s ’20 J-J 109,500___ July 1 1950
(Optional July 1 1930.)
_s ’20 A-O
1,400___ Apr 1 1940
6s ’20 J-J
400___ July 1 1950
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s ’20 A-O 101,500____ Oct 1 1950
(Optional Oct 1 1930.)
6s ’20 A-O 27,100____ Oct 1 1950
(Optional Oct 1 1930.)
6s ’20 M -N 1 3 .000...N o v 15 1940
(Optional Nov 15 1930.)
6s ’20 J-D 36,700____ Dec 1 1950
(Optional Dec 1 1930.)
5M s’21 E-A
sf74,000-.F eb 1 1951
(Optional Feb 1 1931)
5M s’21 M -N s fl0 ,5 0 0 --M a y 2 1941
(Optional M ay 2 1931)
4 % s ' 2 2 M -S
6 ,3 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’46
4 H s ’ 2 2 M -S
9,984..S e p t 1 ’27-’32
4 Ms’23 M -S 184,000--Sept 1 ’2 7 -4 9
4M s’24 M -S 5 9 ,8 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’49
4 H s ' 2 4 M -S 3 4 ,8 6 8 --Sept 1 ’2 7 -4 9
4 ^ s ’25 M -S 8 3 ,6 1 6 .-Sept 1 ’27-’50
4 H s ’25 M -S 58,464..S e p t 1 ’27-’50
4M s’26 M -S 294,3 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’28-’51
4 H s ’26 M -S 247,700-.Sept 1 ’28-’31
4 H s ’26 M -S 5 0 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27 -5 1
4 ^ s ’26 M -S 4 5 ,5 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’28-’52
Public Bath, Comfort, LodgingHouse, Drinking F ountain.
P u b lic B a th H o u s e .

3H s’03
4s ’08
4s TO
4s TO
4s TO
4s T4
4 H s ’ 15
4 ^ s ’ 15
4 H s’ 15
4 j*s’ 16

J-J sf $22,000____July 1 1928
J-D sf5,000— -D ec 15 1928
J-J
30,000____ Jan 1 1930
M -S sf15,000___Mar 15 1930
A-O sf5,000____ Oct 1 1930
J-J sfl 1,000____ Jan 2 1934
F-A sf28,000___Feb 15 1935
A-O sf14,250____ Oct 1 1935
J-D sf28,000___Dec 31 1935
M -N sf5,000____ Nov 1 1936

P u b lic C o m fo r t S ta tio n .

4s ’ l l J-D sf$3,000____ Dec 1 1931
4s T3 F-A sflO.OOO___Feb 15 1933
4 J^s’15 J-D 15,000____ Junel 1935
D r i n k i n g F o u n ta in B o n d s .

4s T3 M -Ssf$5,000
Mar 1 5 1933
Refuse Disposal and Garbage.
3.65s’07J-Jsf$60,000___July 15 1927
3.65s’07J-J
9 0 ,0 0 0 -.-July 15 1927

Municipal Bonds
BOUGHT— SOLD
QUO TED-APPRAISED

We Maintain a Market
For Odd Lots

Bond Department

The

PRO VID EN T
A

SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.

Cincinnati,

Ohio

160
CIN C IN N AT I (C o n clu d e d ).
Library Bonds
4s ’04 A -O sf30,000-----Oct
1 1934
4s ’05 J-J sf31,000___Jan
1 1935
4s '07 J-J 1 2 ,500.— July 15 1957
4s '08 F-A sf3.000___ Feb
1 1938
4s ’09 A-O sf2,000___Oct
1 1929
4s '10 J -D sf 16,000___June 1 1950
4s ’ l l
A -O sfl3 ,0 0 0 ___Apr
1 1931
4s '12 M -S sf4,200___Mar 1 1932
44*s’ 13 J-D sf6,000— June 16 1953
Rapid Transit Bonds.
4J4s’ 15J-Dsf$100,000- - Dec 10 1965
(Optional Dec. 10 1940.)
5s '17
J-J $80,000___Jan 2 1967
(Optional Jan. 2 1942.)
5s T 7 J-J sf500,000___Jan 2 1967
(Optional Jan. 2 1942.)
6 s ’ 17 J-J 1,850,000-— Jan 2 1967
(Optional Jan. 2 1942.)
52is’ 17 J-J 1 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 ...Jan 2 1967
(Optional after Jan. 2 1942 on any
interest-paying date thereafter.)
5M s’ 17 J-J 500,000____ Jan 2 1967
(Optional after Jan. 2 1942.)
5 % s ’17 J-J 270,000____ Jan 2 1967
(Optional Jan 2 1942)
5 j£sT7 J-J 1,300,000---Jan 2 1967
(Optional Jan 2 1942)
General Street Bonds.
3 ^ s ’02 A-Osf 50,000------ Oct 1 1927
4s '03 A-O sfl8 ,5 0 0 — — Apr 1 1933
4s '07 J-J
15,000c..July 15 1937
4s '07 J-J 10,000c— July 20 1927
4s '08 A-O sf1,000c.-Apr 15 1928
4s '08 J-J
sf800___July 15 1928
4 s '08 J-D sf6,000____ June 11928
4s '08 F-A sf6,000___Aug 20 1928
4s '09 J-D sf8,000____ Junel 1929
4s '09 J-Jl,899,000c..July 15 1929
4s '09
F-A 13,000--- Aug 1 1929
4s '09
F-A 115,000__Aug 2 1929
4s '09
M -S
3,200__Sept 1 1929
4s '09
A -O sf31,000--- Oct
1 1929
4s TO M -S 2 8 8 ,0 0 0 . -.M a r 15 1930
4s TO A-Osf24,500— Apr 15 1930
4s TO J-D sflO.OOO------ June 1 1930
4s TO J-D sf28.250--.June 15 1930
4s TO
J-J sf4,000--- July 1 1930
4s TO M -S s fl6 ,1 0 0 .— Sept 15 1930
4s TO A -O sfl0 2 .8 4 5 -.-O c t 15 1930
4s TO
M -N sf33.500__Nov 1 1930
4s TO
J-D sf44,500--- Dec 1 1930
4s ’ l l
A -O sfl5 ,7 0 0 --- Apr 1 1931
4s ’ l l M -S sf29,600— Sept 15 1931
4s ' l l
A-O sf5.900----- Oct 2 1931
4s ' l l
J-D sf9,000___ Dec 1 1931
4s ' l l J-D sf3,500---- Dec 15 1931
4s '12 F-A 73,000c.-F eb 15 1932
4s '12 A-O sf3.185.57.A pr 1 1932
4s '12
A-O sf7,000----- Apr 1 1932
4s ' l l
J-D sf37,200___ Dec 1 1931
4 s '12 M -N
2,500____ M ay 1 1932
4s ’ l l
J-D
7,000___ Dec 1 1931
4s T 2
J-J
2,500___ July 1 1932
4s '12
M -N 31,000___ M ay 1 1932
4 s '12 J-D 51,000____ Junel 1932
4s '12 J-J s f l7 ,5 0 0 .— July 15 1932
4s T 2 F-A 220,000___Aug 15 1932
4s '12
F-A sf42,500__Aug 1 1932
4s '12
M -Ssf28,500--- Sept 1 1932
4s '12 F-A sf3,500— Feb 15 1932
4s '12 M -N sf4 2 ,500---- Nov 15 1932
4s '12 M -S 120,500____ Sept 1 1932
4s T 2 M -N sf750— Nov 15 1932
4s T 2 M -N 21,500— Nov 15 1932
4s T 3 F -A sfl5 8 .5 0 0 ____ Feb 1 1933
4s T 3 M -N sf$ 1 0 ,3 0 0 c .M a y 20 1933
444s'13 J-D sf6,100— -June 16 1933
4 K s ’ 13 F-A 51,000------ Aug 1 1933
4% s'13 J-J 116,000------ July 1 1933
4 H s ’ 13 J-J sfl7 .0 0 0 — July 21 1933
4H s'13 F-A sf$3,900— Aug 15 1933
444s’ 13 J -D / sf8 ,0001 — June 16 1933
\ 30,000/
4s '13 M -S sf7.500— -M ar 15 1953
4s '13 M -S sf1.675____ M ar 1 1953
4s '13 A-O
sf930____ Apr 1 1933
4s '13 M -Ssf 4,500— Mar 15 1928
4s '13 M -N sf8,300------ M ay 11933
4 ^ s '1 3 J-D 346,500____ June2 1933
4M s’ 13 A-O sf5,000— Oct 15 1923
4H s'13 A-O 6 1 ,5 0 0 .— Oct 15 1933
4H s'13 M -N sf2 ,2 0 0 --.N o v 15 1933
4 H s' 13 A-O sf7,500— Oct 15 1933
4 H s’ 14 J-J/ sf4,800l ..J a n 2 1934
\ 80.000/
4 H s’ 14 J-J sf3,300____ Jan 2 1934
4 H s ’ U J-J
if6 .0 0 0 -.-J a n 15 1934
414sT4 F -A s fl3 ,6 0 0 — -Feb 15 1934
4t4s'14 F-A sf3.300— -Feb 16 1934
4 H s’ 14 M -8 sf4,800— -M ar 30 1934
4 K s ’ 14 A -O sf27.500 — -Apr 15 1934
4 ^ s '1 4 M -N sf3.425____ M a y l 1934
4H s'14 J-D sf2,385____ Dec 1 1934
4 H s’ 15 J-J sfl7 .5 8 5 -.-J a n 15 1935
4 H s’15 A -O /s fl 1,0001 — Apr 11935
1 82,000/
4V$sT5 A-O sf2.500— Apr 15 1930
4J^sT5 M -Ssf26.800------M ar 1 1935
4 /4 s'1 5 M -N sf13,200------M a y l 1935
4 H s’ 15 J-D sf8,500___ Junel 1935
4H s'15 M -N / 60 ,5 0 0 /— M ay 1 1935
\ sf300/
44*s’ 15 A-O sfl27,000—Apr 15 1935
4M s’15 A-O 50,000____ Apr 1 1945
4Z^s'15 M -N (36,5001— M ay 15 1935
1 sf400/
4J4s’ 15 J-D sfl9,700____ Junel 1935
4 H s ’15 J-J sf19,500___ July 1 1935
4 H s ’15 J-J sf2,400___ July 1 1935
4H s'15 J-J sf4,900— -July 15 1935
4 H s’ 15 F-A sf7,900— -Aug 15 1935
4 ^ s ’ 15 M -S sf4,200____ Sept 1 1935
4Hs*15 M -S s f l4 ,000— -Junel 1935
4 H s ’15 M -S sf4,500___ Sept 1 1935
4)^sT 5 A -O sf57,300____Oct 1 1935
4 ^ s ’ 15M -N sf30,850— -N o v 15 1935
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-D sf6,000___Dec 15 1935
4>4s'15 J-D sf45,000— -D ec 31 1935
4>£sT6 J-J sf4 ,4 0 0 .--J a n 14 1936
4 H s ’ 16 J-J sf7,900___Jan 15 1936
4 H s ’ 16 F -A sf21,500____ Feb 1 1936
414ST6 J-J sf2,600— -Jan 21 1936
4Jis’ 16 F -A sf41,900— -Feb 15 1936
4>4s'16 M -S sf2,500____ M ar 1 1936
4Jis'16 J-J sf409,050_ July 15 1946
_
4J4sT6 A-O s f7 .2 0 0 -.-A p r 1 1936
4Jds’ 16 M -S sf3 ,0 0 0 .— Mar 1 1936
4 ^ s T 6 M -S sf5,700— Mar 20 1936
4 ^ s ’ 16 M -N sf5,000— M ay 1 1936
4J4s’16 J-J sf25,000___July 15 1946
4 K s ’ 16 M -S sfl.0 0 0 — -Sept 1 1936
4M s’ 16 A-Osfl23,410 -.O c t 1 1936
43tfs'16 M -N 1,800____ Nov 1 1936




OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
4 J4s’ 16 M -N sf88,500____Nov 1 1936
4>4sT6 J-D sf25,200____ Dec 1 1936
s’ 16 J-D sf4,400___Dec 15 1936
4s '17 F-A sf5 3 .5 0 0 ...F e b 11937
4 J£sT7M-Nsfl07,600
M ay 15 1937
4M s’ 17 J-D sf1 ,6 0 0 ...June 11927
4 ^ s ’ 17 J-J sfl8 ,0 0 0 ___ July 15 1937
4% sT 7 M-S sf56,200___ Sept 11947
4 ^ s '1 7 M -Ssf1 4 0 ,0 0 0 ...Sept 1 1947
4 % s ’ l 7 J-D
1,000— .D ec 15 1932
494s'17 J-D 114.500— .D ec 20 1937
4Jis’ 17 J-D 13,000____ Dec 1 1937
5s T8 A-O 11,000___Apr 15 1948
5s '18 M -N 12.000____ M ay 1 1948
5s '18 M -N 27,500____ M ay 1 1948
5s '18 J-D 70,500____ June 1 1948
5s '18 F-A 27,500____ Aug 1 1958
5s '18 F-A
1,300____ Aug 1 1958
5s '18 M -N 50,000____ M ay 1 1948
5s T8 M -N 3,200____ Nov 1 1938
5s '18 M -S
4,100____ Sept 3 1943
6s '18 M-S
1,500— — M&S 1927
-s
J-J sfl25,400____ Jan 1 1949
44£s’ 19 J-J sf5 4 ,5 0 0 .Feb 3 '39 & '49
5s T 9 M -N 1,000____ M ay 1 1939
(Optional M ay 1 1929.)
6s '20 M -S
2,900____ Sept 1 1930
4Ms’19 A -O sf46.900.-A p r 1 ’39-’49
5s T9 A -O sf1 0 1,800..Apr 1 ’34-'49
4Ms’ 19 F-A sf46,0 0 0 ._Aug 1 ’39-’44
4M s’ 19M -N sf40,900____ Nov 1 1939
44£s’ 19 J-J sf21,500____ Jan 2 1949
4 ^ s ’19 J-J sf28.900— -July 15 1949
5 j js’20 J-D
H
4,600____ Dec 1 1940
5s '20 M -S 27,300-Sept 1927-1950
4M s’20 M -S 303,000-Sept 1927-1950
6s '20 J-J 225,000____July 1 1950
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s '20 J-J
25,000____July 1 1940
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s '20 J-J
46,500____July 1 1950
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s '20 J-J
99,000____July 1 1945
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s '20 J-J 230,000____July 1 1950
(Optional July 1 1930.)
6s '20 J-J
1 ,5 0 0 ...J u ly 15 1940
(Optional July 15 1930.)
6s '20 F-A 22,500____ Aug 2 1940
(Optional Aug. 2 1930.)
6s '20 - . . 781,500 ..........1930-1950
6 s '20 J-J
1 3 ,5 0 0 .-.July 15 1940
(Optional July 15 1930.)
5 % s’21 M -S 86,000____ Mar 1 1941
(Optional M ar. 1 1931.)
5M s’21 F-A 88,000____ Feb 1 1946
(Optional Feb. 1 1931.)
5Ms’21 F-A
sf800____ Feb 1 1946
(Optional Feb 1 1931)
5 H s ' 2 l F-A 193,000____ Feb 1 1951
(Optional Feb. 1 1931.)
5 ^ s ’21 F-A
sf200___Feb 1 1951
(Optional Feb 1 1931)
5% s’21 M -S 2 6 2 ,0 0 0 ...M a r 15 1951
(Optional Mar. 15 1931.)
5J£s’21 F-A sf39,500. - -Feb 1 1951
(Optional Feb 1 1931)
5J£s’21 F-A sf72,000. - -Feb 1 1951
(Optional Feb 1 1931)
5 ^ s ’21 F-A sfl04,000— Feb 1 1951
(Optional Feb 1 1931)
5 ^ s ’21 F-A
sf 1,400
Feb 1 1941
(Optional Feb 1 1931)
5 ^ s ’21 A-O sf19,000. . . Apr 1 1936
(Optional April 1 1931)
5 ?is’21 M -N
sf5 ,0 0 0 --M a y 1 1936
(Optional M ay 1 1931)
5M s’21 M -N sf4 9 ,0 0 0 --M a y 1 1941
(Optional M ay 1 1931)
5 J£s’21 M -S
5 9 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 1951
(Optional Mar 1 1931)
5M s’21 M -S
100,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 1941
(Optional Mar 1 1931)
5 ^ s ’21 J-D sf23,500--June 1 1941
(Optional June 1 1931)
5 ^ s '2 1 J-D sf35,0 0 0 .-June 1 1951
(Optional June 1 1931)
5M s’21 J-D sf48,8 0 0 .-June 1 1951
(Optional June 1 1931)
5 ^ s ’21 J-J sf 109,000.-July 1 1951
(Optional July 1 1931)
6s '20 J-J sf200,0 0 0 .-July 1 1928
5M s’21 J-J
1 ,2 0 0 .. July 1 1931
5M s’21 F-A
2,700_-A ug 1 1931
5jS4s’21 F-A
3 0 ,5 0 0 .-Aug 1 1941
(Optional Aug 1 1931)
5?4s’21 M -S sflO.OOO-.Sept 1 1931
554s’21 A-O
s f2 ,3 0 0 --0 c t 1 1941
(Optional Oct 1 1931)
5 K s’21 J-D sf265,000--D ec 15 1929
5/ds'21 J-D
7 0 ,0 0 0 --D ec 15 1929
4M s’22 M -S
5 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’28
4M s’22 M -S
2,400--S ep t 1 '27-'31
4% s’22 M -S 52,500--Sept 1 ’27-’51
4M s’22 M -S
6 .0 0 0 --Sept 2 '27-'32
4 /4 s’22 M -S 162,000--Sept 2 ’27-’32
4t£s’23 M -S 4 2 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’32
4M s’24 M -S 110,880.-Sept 1 '27 -5 4
4M s’24 M -S 7 6 ,2 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’34
4 % s ’24 M -S 118,720-.Sept 1 '2 7 -3 4
44£s’25 M -S 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 2 '27 -3 5
4 K s ’25 M -S i 3,500-.S e p t 1 ’27-’35
4 H s ’25 M -S 29,300--Sept 1 ’27-’35
4 K s ’25 M -S 24,480-.S ep t 1 ’27-’35
4 H s’25 M -S 2 1 ,510-.Sept 1 ’27-’35
4K s'25 M -S 37,9i 0 -.S e p t 1 ’27-’35
43^s’25 M -S 4 5 ,9 0 0 --S e p t l-’2 7 -’35
4 K s ’25 M -S 371,700-.Sept 1 '2 7 -3 5
4 K s ’25 M -S 2 6 2 ,2 6 0 .-Sept 1 '27 -3 5
4 /^ s ’25 M -S 108,400_.Sept 1 ’27-’35
4 ^ s ’25 M -S 2 3 ,1 0 0 .-Sept 1 - ’2 ' - ’35
4 H s’25 M -S 6 4 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 '2 7 -3 5
4 ^ s ’25 M -S 149,000--Sept 1 ’27-’35
4 K s ’25 M -S 1 17,500--Sept 1 '27-’35
4 ^ s ’25 M -S 111,300-.Sept 1 ’27-’35
4 ^ s ’25 M -S 252,000--Sept 1 ’27-’35
4Jds’25 M -S 425,200..S e p t 1 ’27-’35
4 ^ s ’25 M -S 137,000--Sept 1 ’27-’35
43^s’25 M -S 121,000-.Sept 1 '2 7 -3 5
4 ^ s ’26 M -S 5 1 ,8 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’36
4M s’26 M -S 150,000.-Sept 1 ’2 7 -3 6
4M s’26 M -S 4 0 6 ,1 0 0 .-Sept 1 '27 -3 6
4>£s’26 M -S
5 ,8 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’36
4 H s’26 M -S 2 57,000--Sept 1 ’27-’36
4 ^ s '2 6 M -S 1 5 ,2 0 0 --Sept 1 '27-41
4Jis’26 M -S 105,000.-Sept 1 '28 -3 7
University.
4s '09 J-J $26 ,3 0 0 ...J u ly 15 1949
4s '09 M -S 550,000c-.Sept 15 1949
4s '12 J-D / sf25,0001- - June 15 1952
\ 75,000/
4/^s'14 J-J 450,000____ Jan 2 1954
(Subject to call Jan 2 1934)
4J^s’25 M -S 346,208--Sept 1 '27 -5 0
Waterworks.
[The waterworks
department assumes the payment of

principal and Interest on all water­
works bonds.)
3.65s’97F-A *sf$50,000-.Feb 1 1937
3,t*s’97 F-A *sf250,000-_Aug 1 1937
3 ^ s '9 8 F-A *sf50,».()0-June28 1938
34*s 98 F-A *500,000— Aug 1 1938
3s '99 F-A *1,000,000.-Aug 1 1939
3s '0 1 F-A *1,000,000— Feb 1 1941
3Hs'02 F-A *sf75,000— Feb 1 1942
3 H s’03 F-A *1.000.000— Feb 1 1943
33^s'03 F-A *500,000-.A ug 1 1943
3.65s’04J-J *1 ,075,000.-July 1 1944
3H s’05 F -A*.$l.000.000c.Feb 1 1945
3>£s’06 F-A *500,000c.Feb 1 1946
3.65s'06J-J *sf250,000c.July 2 1946
3.65s’06F-A *245,OOOc.Aug 1 1946
4s '06 M -S sf*5,000— Sept 1 1946
4s '06 M -S*l,000,000c.Sept 1 1946
4s '07 F-A *1,000,OOOc.Feb 11947
3.65s'07F-A
sf60,000-Feb 25 1937
3.65s’07F-A
40,000-Feb 25 1937
4s '07 F-A *500.000c_Aug 1 1947
4s '08 F-A
200,000cFeb 28 1938
4s '08 F-A *250,000c.Feb 1 1948
4s '08 F-A *500,000c.Aug 1 1948
4s '09 M -N
150.000c.M ay 1 1939
4s TO M -S
200,000.Mar 15 1930
4s TO M -S *150,000c Sept 15 1950
4s ’ l l J-J
125.000c.Jan 2 1931
4s ' l l A-O * sf160,000. Apr 15 1951
4s '12 F-A
sf31,500— Feb 1 1932
4s '12 M -N *199,500c.M ar 1 1952
4s '12 F-A
9 6 ,0 0 0 .-Aug 1 1932
4s '12 M-S
160,000.-Sept 1 1942
4s '12 J-D
sf2,000-.D ec 1 1932
4s '13 M -S *sf40,000— Mar 1 1953
4s 13 M -S sf75.000— Mar 1 1933
4s '13 M -S sf125,000-M ar 15 1953
4s '13 M -S /
10,0001-M ar 1 1953
l sf215,0001
4 H s’ 13 J-D
sf6,200..J u n e 2 1953
4 H s’ 13 J-D
sflO,000-Dec 15 1933
4 Hs'14 F-A sfl50,000— Feb 2 1934
4 H s '1 3 M -N
135,000-N ov 15 1953
4 ^ s '1 4 A-O
604,000.Apr 10 1934
4 ^ s ’ 14 A-O sf28,000—Oct 1 1934
4H s'15 J-J
2 5 0 ,0 0 0 .-Jan 2 1955
4 ^ s '1 5 F-A *210,000--A<ig 2 1955
4 ^ s 'l 7 J-J sfl2 5 .0 0 0 --.J a n 2 1957
4 ^ s '1 9 J-J sf75,0 0 0 .July 15 ’39-’59
6s '20 J-J 400,000____ July 1 1940
* Subject to call 20 years after date
of Issue.
FERNBANK.
R efunding Bonds (G e n e r a l ) .
444s’09 F-A $4,000c. — Aug 1 1929
W ater-M ain Bonds { G e n e r a l).
4H s
J-D $20,000c___Dec 1 1930
HARTW ELL.
Sewer Bonds { G e n e r a l).
4s '09 J-J $35.000c____ Jan 1 1934
Street Bonds { G e n e r a l).
4s '00 M -N $7,5 0 0 c ..M a y 25 1940
W ater Supply { G e n e r a l).
5s '93 F-A $1.000c-_-A u g 1 1927
Sidewalk { V i ll a g e ’ s P o r t i o n ) .
5s '91 M -N $4,000c.N ov 1 '27-’30
PLEASAN T R ID G E .
W ate/W ork s Bonds { G e n e r a l).
4s '09 J-J
$4,500c___July 1 1939
5s '08 Oct
1 ,100c..O ct 15 1938
5s TO July
1,000c___July 1 1940
4s ’ l l Oct
1,600c..O ct 15 1941
4Hs'12 M -S
2,000c .M a r 17 1942
Debt Extension {G e n e r a l).
5s '05 June $2,500c_.June 21 1930
R efunding Debt Ext. { G e n e r a l).
4 K s ’09 M ay
7.534.08cM ay 1 1939
R efunding W ater { G e n e r a l).
43^s’ 10 Mar sf$2,130.48cMar 1 1935
Cement W alks { G e n e r a l).
5s '05 M -S $1,000c___Mar 1 1930
Sidewalk { V i l l a g e ’s P o r t i o n ) .
5s TO July $ 1 ,000c— .July 1 1940
4s ' l l July
2,000c..July 15 1941
4 K s ’ 12 M -S
4 ,000 c-.M a r 10 1942
Sewage-Disposal { G e n e r a l).
4s ' l l Sept $15,0 0 0 c-..S e p t 1 1941
Street { V illa g e P o r t i o n ) .
4 s ’ l l Oct $2,000c____ O c t2 1941
Deficiency {G e n e r a l B o n d s ).
444s’ 12 Oct sf$2,000____ Oct 2 1927
O AKLEY.
Street Bonds { C ity 's P o r t i o n ) .
4s '06 M -S $ 5 ,100c
Sept 1 1936
4J4s’09 Aug
5,500c
Aug 2 1939
5s TO Dec 4 ,5 0 0 c ..D e c 15 1940
44£s’ 12 M -S
9.250c-.Sept 23 1952
Tow n-Hall Bonds {G e n e r a l).
'02 M -N $2,930c___Nov 1 1932
W ater Bonds { G e n e r a l).
4s '06 M -S $ 4 ,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1936
4H s'09 Aug 3,0 0 0 c ..-A u g 2 1939
4H s'09 F-A
3 ,500c..F eb 15 1939
5s TO Dec 2,5 0 0 c ..D e c 15 1940
4 K s 'l 2 M -S
1 ,500c..S ept 23 1952
4 Jus’ l l M -N 2,500c._M ay 15 1941
General Sewer Bonds.
4s '06 M -S
7 ,5 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1936
4M s’08 Aug
750c___Aug 1 1928
4 H s’09 Aug 2 .0 0 0 c -..A u g 2 1939
Sidewalk Bonds {G e n e r a l).
4s '06 M -S $5,000____ Sept 1 1936
4>£s’09 Aug 2 ,5 0 0 c -.-A u g 2 1939
5s T l M -N 2 ,5 0 0 c -.M a y 15 1941
D E L H I.
Re-Surfacing Bonds
5s '05 J-J
3 ,0 0 0 c...J u ly 5 1930
M A D ISO N V IL L E .
Tow n-Hall R efunding Bonds
4s TO M ay $4,000c_ M ay 2 1930
_
Electric-Light & W ater-W orks
5s '08 A-O $10,000c___Apr 4 1933
4s '02 J-J
25,0 0 0 c...J a n 2 1932
(Subject to call after Jan. 2 1922.)
4s '07 A-O $5,000c_Apr 10 1932
Subway Bonds
4H s
M -N $ ll,5 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1928
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Street Bonds.
4s '05 M -S $7,5 0 0 c..M a r 15 1930
4 ^ s T l M -S
6,500c— Mar 1 1936
4>SsTl Apr
3,250c-.A p r 10 1936
W ater-W orks Bonds
4s '07 J-D $40,000c.-D ec 31 1932
Fire Department Bonds
4s '09 A-O $10,000c-.A p r 14 1934
4s TO J-J
3,500c___Jan 2 1935
CARTHAGE.
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4s TO A-O $l,2 0 0 c_.A p r 20 1935
4s TO M -N 2,800c— M ay 3 1935
4>4sTl A-O
1.700c. .A p r 15 1931

[V ol. 124.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s T l F-A $1,8 0 0 c ...F e b 1 1931
4J4sTl M -N 3 .0 0 0 c ..M a y 15 1936
Debt-Extension Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5s TO J-D $ 5 ,0 00c.— Dec 1 1930
Electric-Light.
4s TO M -N $ 2 ,2 0 0 c .— M ay 3 1935
Sewer Bonds.
4s TO M -N $7,500c— M a y 3 1935
4s TO M -N 25,000c___M ay 3 1935
444s'H M -S
5 .0 0 0 c ..M a r 15 1931
T ow n-H all Bonds.
4s TO J-D $ 1,250c___ June 3 1930
COLLEGE H ILL .
Judgment Bonds
3 H s ’01 J-J $10.000c__Jan 14 1931
Sidewalk Bonds
4s TO F-A $2,700c._Feb 15 1930
Sewer Bonds
D '08 J-D $25,0 0 0 c..D e c 15 1928
Park Bonds
4s '09 J-J
$4,000c. -July 15 1929
Street-Extension Bonds
4s T l M -S $4.000c._ .M ar 1 1931
Water Bonds
344s’99 M -N $ 40 ,0 0 0c ._.M a y 1 1929
3 H s ’9 9 A - 0 1 0.000c.— Oct 16 1929
SAYLER PAR K .
Sidewalk Bonds.
4 s '00 J-D $ 2 ,500c.-June 30 1930
General Street Bonds.
4s '00 M -NS30,000c___M ay 1 1930
R IV E R SID E .
Highway Improvement Bonds
5 s '95 J-J
S6,000c— Jan 1 ’28-’29
W ater Bonds.
5s '95 M -N sf$ 3 5 ,0 0 0 --N o v 15 1930
H Y D E PAR K .
Town-Hall Bonds
5s '99 M -N $3.000c Nov 28 ’27-’29
W IN T O N PLACE,
Sewer-Construction Bonds.
4s '03 J-J
$45,000c.July 1 1933
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '03 J-J
$ 3 ,000c.July 1 1933
IN T. payable at Am. Exch. Nat.
Bank, N . Y ., and the Provident Tr.
& SavingsBank, Cine., the authorized
agents of the Sinking Fund Trustees.
TO TAL D E B T , S IN K . F U N D . &c.
D e c . 31 1926.
Water-works bonds_____ $14,963,230
Cin. So. Ry. constr. bds. 14,932,000
Cin. So. Ry. Term, bonds 6,900,000
$36,795,230
Other general bonds____ 61,086,683
Total general d e b t ..__ 197,881,914
Assessment bonds______
1,445,861
Total bonded debt____ $99,327,775
Sink, fund for all bonds. .$30,565,198
Deduct sinking fund for
water & railway bonds
which are self-support­
ing and for which the
sinking fund is:
W ater_______ ___________$5,781,378
Railway----------------------- 4,623,000
General sinking fu n d .. $20,160,819
Net debt not self-sup­
porting........ ..............$ 40 ,9 2 5,8 6 4
CITY
P R O PER TY .— The city
owns the Cincinnati Southern R R .
The rental received for the road was
(under the old lease) SI,090,000 till
1901 and then $1,250,000 till 1906.
The old lease expired in 1906, and in
1898 legislation was secured under
which, on June 7 1902, the lease was
modified and extended to Oct. 12
1966 at an annual rental of $1,050,000
for the first 20 years, $1,100,000 for
the second and $1,200,000 for the re­
maining 20 years. At the time of the
extension, there remained of the
original term four years, the rental of
which was so modified that the sum
of $200,000 thereof per annum was
extended and made payable at the
rate of $40,000 per annum, with 3 %
interest on the remaining deferred
payment which has now been fully
paid. The legislation under which
the lease was extended also pro­
vided for the issuance of $2,500,000 bonds of the city by the trus­
tees of the railway for terminal
facilities and permanent betterments,
upon the lessee agreeing to pay an
additional rental equal to the annual
interest thereon and 1% per annum
for a sinking fund for the final re­
demption of the bonds. Legislation
has since been secured under which
there have thus far been Issued$6.900
000 In bonds known as terminal fa­
cilities and perm, betterments bonds.
ASSESSED VALU ATIO N . &C.—
Assessed val. and tax rate have been
as follows:
A ssessed

T o ta l T a x

Y ears—
V a lu a tio n , p e r 1,000
1927 _____ $1,029,600,600____ $21.14
1926 _______ 1,018,498,100
21.16
1 925.............. 884,789,400
18.92
1924________ 772.371,900
21.78
1923............... 739,997,200
_________
1922------------- 749,903.500
22.74
21.84
1921 ------------ 737,474,310
1920................ 712,010,010
20.02
1919------------- 706,934.620
15.72
1918.............. 724,715,280
15.46
1917................ 610,499,870
15.50
1916------------- 594,397,380
15.52
1915------------- 598,925,430
15.46
1914------------- 537,212,750
15.46
1913 ------------ 525,826,770
15.62
1912--------------1506,559,330
14.84
1911 ------------ 256,253,260
15.00
1910------------- 250,283.550
29.94
1905________ 227,655,320
22.38
1900............... 206.481,790
25.98
1890............... 177,773,240
26.66
1 880............... 167,535,356
31.00
t In 1912 and later years assess­
ment represents about full value.
PO PU LATIO N .— In 1926, 426,"
960: in 1920 (U. S. Census), 401,247:
in 1910 (U. S. Census), 363,591: in
1900, 325,902; in 1890 °96.308.

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Electric Light Bonds.
Police Department Bonds.
4s T2 A-O $30,000c— Apr 1 1942 4s '12 A -0$500,000____ Apr 1 1947
4s '12 A-O 35.000c— .Oct 11947 4s T3 A-O 200,000____Apr 1 1947
5s T9 M -S 125,800c.M ar 1 ’28-’44 4Ms'13 A-O 500,000____ Apr 1 1948
544s'20 J-D 115 000—June 1 '28-’50 4M s'14 M -S 800.000____ Mar 1 1949
544s’21 M -N 8 0 .0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’27-’42 4M s’14 J-D 2 6 0 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 ’2 7 -’39
4 Ms
J-D 1 0 4 ,0 0 0 .. Dec 1 '27-'39
Hospital Bonds.
4-lOs'lOA-O $12,000____Oct 1 193(1 4j|s’ 15 A-O 45.000— Oct 1 ’27-’41
4.10s’ 10A-0 250.000____Oct 1 1940 4M «’ 17 F-A 5 2 5 ,0 0 0 ..F«b 1 ’28-’41
444s’ 14 M -N 75.000____M ay 1 1944 5s T7 M -N 5 25 .0 0 0-.N o v 1 '27-’41
444s’ 16 A-O 60,000— .O ct 1 '27-'41 4M s’ 17 M -N 300,00C— Nov 1 '27-'56
5s '18 J-D 82.000..June 1 ’28-’68 5s T9 F-A 210,000— Feb 1 '28-’41
5s T9 M -S 756.000c.M ar 1 '28-’69 5s T9 M -S 380,000c Mar 1 ’28-’46
5 44s'21 - - 2 ,1 7 0 .0 0 0 — Mar i ’28-'58 5M s’? l F-A 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 .-Feb 1 ’28 ’52
J-D 4 2 0 ,0 0 0 .-June 1 29-’48
5s
M -S 324,000— M rr 1 '52-'69 5Ms
5s
M -S 4 3 6 .0 0 0 ..Mar 1 '28-‘51 4 % s ' 2 2 M -N 370 000c Nov 1 ’27-’36
544s’21 M -N 5 98 .0 0 0-.N o v 1 '27-'52 4M s'23 M -S / 35.000— Sept 1 1927
1360,000— Sept 1 ’28-'37
444s’22 . . . 273.000---------1927-1947
444s 23 M -S f247-000.-Sept 1 '2 7 -4 5 4M s’23 . . . (350.000—M ay 1 '28-’37
1102.000c.M ay 1 '38-’40
\ 14 000___ Sept 1 1946
444s’26 A-O (486,000c— Oct 1 '2 7 -4 4 4M s'25M -N /934.000r*N ov 1 ’27-’34
1140,000c— Oct 1 ’45-’49 4M s’26 A-OJ330,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’36
1170,000c— Oct 1 ’37-’41
Comfort Station Bonds.
Paving and Intersection.
4 4s'16 . . . $35.000____ Aug 1 1934
C L E A R C R E E K T W P . E U R . S . D . 4M s’25 M -N 192,000r*Nov 1 ’27-'50 4s T2 A-O $950,000c_..O ct 1 1937
4.10s
A-O 100.000___ Oct
1 1930
This district (P. O. Stoutsville) is
Sewer Genera! Bonds.
4.10s’10A -0 188.000___ Oct
1 1930
in Fairfield County.
$2.000c.M ar 1 '2 8 -’29 YMs'13 A-O$655.000___ Apr 1 1931 4s '12 A-O 4 5 0 ,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1937
3 ,000c. Sept 1 ’27-'29 4Ms’ 14 M -8 170.000___ Mar 1 1939 4Ms’ 14 M -S 200.000____Mar 1 1939
4 Ms'08 A-O
5* T 9 M -S I4,000c-M ar 1 '30-'36 444s’23 M -S / 225,000____ Apr 1 1928 4M s’ 14 F-A 350.000____Feb 1 1932
48,000— Sept 1 ’29-’31 4Ms’ 1 4 F -A 700.000___ Feb 1 1934
4 ,000c-Sept 1 ’30-'33
I.
272,000— Sept 4M s’ 14 7
1 '3 2 -4 J-D 65.000___ June 1 1935
6 ,000c. Sept 1 ’34-’36
Paving & Sewer Bds. (General) 4 A s ' ) 5 F-A 169.000— Feb 1 ’28 -’40
1,000c. ..M a r 1 1937
444s’25 A -0 $2.800.000r*0ct 1 ’27'-40 4M s’ 15 F-A 230.000— Feb 1 ’2 8 -’50
6 s '21 M-S '( 3 ,000c-Sept 1 ’31-’36
12,5 00 c.Mar 1 '32-'36 444s’25M -S 1168,000c Sept 1 '27-’42 4M s’ 16 M -S 154.000—Mar 1 '28-’41
B OND. DEBT Apr. 2 3 '2 7 . $81,490 444s'26 A-O f 372,000c.Oct 1 '27-’30 4M s’16 M -S 1 2 6.000.-M ar 1 ’2 8 -’41
11128,000c.Oct 1 ’31-'42 4M s’ 17 M -S 500.000._M ar 1 ’2 8 -’37
Ass’d val. '27 (70-90% a c t ) .2,650.000
W ater W orks.
4M s’17M-S 390.300._M ar 1 ’2 8 -’67
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 7 ...$ 1 3 .8 5
444s'08 A -0$350,000____ Apr 1 1928 5s
M -S 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’45-’69
Population in 1925 (est.)---------- 1,325
4s TO A-O 800,000____ Apr 1 1940 5s
M -S 500.000— Mar 1 ’31-’39
4 M s 'll J-D 400,000c___June 1 1945 5s
.F -A 3 3 8 .0 0 0 ..Aug 1 ’27-’39
CLERM O NT COUNTY.
444s'14 M -S 2.500,000—Mar 1 1949 5s
J-D 410.000— Dec 1 '27-’67
Batavia Is the county seat.
4 A a ’ 14 A-O 7 6 0.000.Oct 1 ’2 7 -’64 4 Ms
F-A 32,000— Aug 1 ’27-’42
Flood Emergency B o n d s .
F-A 440.000— Feb 1 ’28-’71
5s '13 J-D
$8,500--June 1 '28-'44 444s'15 J-D 3 9 0 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 ’27-’65 5Ms
J-D
1
M -S 400,000____ Mar 1 1929
5s 715 J-J
16,000 ---------1927-1942 444s’ 16 A-O 3 7 6 ,7 0 0 ..June 1 ’28-’66 5s
444s
300.000—Apr
’28 ’42 5Ms
M -S 100,000— Sept 1 ’27-’31
Bridge Bonds.
444s
D -D 1300,000. . Dec 1 ’27-’64 5 Ms
J-D 559,000—June 1 ’28-’70
5M s’22 A-O $8 0 00--O ct 1 ’27-'42
444s
J-D 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 ..June 1 ’28-’42 5Ms
J-D 315,900—June 1 ’28-’40
5 A s ’2 5 A-O (24,000— Oct 1 ’27-’32
5s
F-A1350.000— Feb 1 ’30-'74 4M s’24 J-D 300.000c.Dec 1 ’29-’34
\ 3,600____ Oct 1 1933
5s
J-J
59,903____ Jan ’28-’38
Street Opening Bonds.
R efunding Bonds.
J-D $20 000— June 1 ’28-’47
5s
...
$ 9 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1944 5s T 7 J-D 406,900 — Dec 1 '27-’67 5 A s
5s T8 J-D 8 ),000c.June 1 '28-’35 5s
J-D 150.000— Dec 1 ’33-’42
Highway Bonds.
5s
J-D 330.000— June 1 ’36-’68 5s
J-D 107,800— Dec 1 ’27-’33
T9 F-A ($1,000--Aug 1 2 7 -2 8
5 s ’20 A-O 230,000c.Apr 1 ’28 '50 5Ms
J-D 200,000—June 1 ’28-’47
1 580____ Aug 1 1929
M -S
M -S 102.000.-M ar 1 '28-’44
’20 F-A j 2 6 ,0 0 0 .-Feb 1 ’28-’29 5a T9 J J 4 2 7 ,0 0 0 .-March ’28-’69 5s
5s
4 2 7 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 ’28-'69 5s
M -S
1,000— . Mar 1 1928
114,140____ Feb 1 1930
5s
F-A 60.000— Feb 1 ’28-’29 5s
M -N 20.000— M ay 1 ’28-’29
5s ’20 F-A (65,000--Feb 1 ’28-’39
4 Ms
A-O 200,000____ Apr 1 1931 5s
A-O 21,000— Oct 1 ’27 -4 7
\13,600____Feb 1 1930
A-O 420,000____ Apr 1 1942 4 Ms
F-A 32.000____Feb 1 1932
5M s’24 M -S
4,440____ Sept 1 1927 444s
344s’21 . „ ( 300,000c July 1 ’28-’32 4Ms
F-A 50 0 0 0 --Feb 1 ’28-'52
Toll-Pike Purchase,
I I,
400,000c July 1 '33-’52
5s
A-O 14 000— Oct 1 ’27-’33
is '09 Sept $ 4 ,200c.Sept 1 ’2 7 -’29
5s T9 M -S 427.000c.M ar 1 ’28- 69 4s
A-O 116.000____Oct 1 1927
4a ’ l l J-J
6,000--Juiy l '28-’33 4M s’22J-D2,385,000c.D ec 1 ’27-M.6
4s
A-O 70.000____Apr 1 1929
Bridge Bonds.
($113,000 in odd and $114,000 in 4Ms
A-O
5 000— Apr 1 ’28-’32
4M s’ 13 J-J $4,000 _____ 1927-1934
even years.)
5s
A-O 16,000--Oct 1 ’34-’41
5s '15 J-D 13,000 ...........1927-1939
454s M -S3,360,000c_Sept 1 ’28-’48 5Ms
M -N 19,000— M ay 1 ’28-’46
5s '15 . . .
3,000 -------- 1927-1929
4 0 ,0 0 0 .. Sept 11927
M -N 2 ,0 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-’ 29
5a T 9
J-D (1 5 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 ’27-'41 444s’2 3 M -S f $ 12 0 ,0 0 0 .Sept 1 ’28-’47 oMs
\2,8
M -N 200,000—M ay 1 ’30-’49
llO.OOO-.Dec 1 ’42-’46 4M s’24 — 3.220.OOOc.Apr 1 '28-’50 5s
M -N 6,500____M ay 1 1948
5s
6s
...
30,000------------------------4J4s’24 M -N l,920,000cN ov 1 ’27-’50 4 A s
M -N 80,000___ M ay 1 1941
Road Bonds.
Rapid Transit Bonds.
J-D
4 800— June 1 ’28-’35
4A s
5s '17 J-J $18,000c.July 1 5 ’2 7 -4 4
_s T 8 M -N $ 5 8 .0 0 0 ..M a y 1 ’28-’56 5s
A-O 18.000— Oct 1 ’27-’44
5s T7 F-A
2 ,8 5 0 c ...A u g 1 1927
Sewer, General.
5s T9 M -N 220.000c-M ay 1 ’28-’49
5s ’ 22 M -S / 15,000--Sept 1 ’27-’31
5s ’20 A-O $65,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’40 4M s’24 M -S 144,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’50
1 1,900____ Sept 1 1932
4M s’2 4 ___ 463,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’50 4M s’24 M -S 315.000c.Sept 1 27-’35
544s
--5 0 ,0 0 0 ..---------- ----------T O TAL D E B T June ’2 7 . $770,000 454s’24 J-D 400,000c.Dec 1 ’30-’49 4 % s ’ 2 4 M -S 96.OOOc.Sept 1 '27-'50
Total assess, value 1927.-33,780 000 4s Intercepting Sewer Bonds. 1927 4M s’23 . . . ( 1 2 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1 ’27-’29
'04 A-O$184,000_____ Oct 1
120,000.— Oct 1 ’30-’49
State & Co. tax(per$l,000)'21.$7.82+
4s
A-O 290,000____ Apr 1 1928 4 Ms’25 . . . /252,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’40
Popul'n 1910. 29.551; 1920, 28,291
444s'08 A-O 500,000____ Apr 1 1930
1190,000c.Sept 1 ’41-’50
INTEREST payable In Batavia.
4Ms’l l A-O 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1946 4M s’26 A -0 1,500,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’51
444sT4 M -S 200,000____ Mar 1 1939
Street-Improvement Bonds.
444s'14 F-A 200.000____ Feb 1 1934 4M s’22 s-a $227 8 0 0 --'Nov 1 ’27-’42
CLEVELAN D.
G. A . Gesell, Director of Finance.
A-O 3 5 9 ,0 0 0 ..Apr 1928-’62 ($14,000 in odd. $15,000 in even yrs.)
Cleveland Is In Cuyahoga County 5s '20 A-O 65.000 — -Apr 1928-40 4M S’22 s-a $ 6 0 .0 0 0 ..Nov 1 ’43-’46
Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds.
and was Incorporated Mch. 5 1836.
Paving Bonds.
CIRCLEVILLE
This city has annexed the villages of 454s’23M -S$2,250,000-Sept 1 ’27-’35 4Ms’23M -S J$204,000-Sept 1 ’27-’29
This city is in Pickaway County. GlenvlUe. South Brooklyn, Collln1 207,000-Sept 1 ’ 30-’32
Fire Department.
Street Impt. (C i ty 's P o r t i o n ) .
wood, Corlett, Newburgh, Notting­ 4.10sT0A-O $90,000c— Oct 1 1930 4M s’24 . . .
400,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’35
4M s’ U M -S $ 2 ,6 3 0 ..M -S 1 '27- 29 ham and part of the village of Euclid.
444»'U A-O 25,000c— .A p r 1 1931
Dugway Brook Sewer Bonds.
5s '16 M -S
5 0 0 . . . Sept 1 1927 A proposal to annex the village of 4s T2 A-O 45,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1942 4s ' l l J-D$180,000c___Dec 1 1947
5M s’23 . . . 32,000________________ West Park to the city of Cleveland 4s '12 A-O 125.000c— .O ct 1 1947 4Ms'15 A-O 115,000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -’49
fl7 ,5 0 0 -.S e p t 1 ’27-131 was carried by the voters on Nov. 4 H s ’14 F-A 50,000____ Feb 1 1935
City Hall Bonds.
5M s’24 M -S ( 8,000 ..S e p t 1 ’32-’33 7 1922. Home rule charter adopted 4M *’ 15 A-O 140.000c.Apr 1 '28-’55 L10s'10A-0$200,000____ Oct 1 1940
I 4,232____ Sept 1 1934 July 1 1913.
4M s'16 A-O 5 0 .0 0 0 ..0 c t 1 ’27-’36 IM s’ l l M -N 3 0 .0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1941
5M s’24 M -S / 2,0 0 0 ..S e p t 1 ’27-’30
5s T9 M -S 220,000c Mar 1 ’28-’49 t.lOs’ l l J-J 1.100.000c—July 1 1936
i 3 ,0 0 0 ..-Sept 1 1933 4s Bridge Bonds.
5 A s ' 2 0 J-D 170,000 —June 1 ’28-’65 iM s’ 14 F-A 900.000____ Feb 1 1933
'06 A-0$236,000____ Apr 1 1929
(
800c.Mar 15 '28-'29 4 M "'U A-O 300,0 0 0 c ..-A p r 1 1931 4M s
...
56,000______ 1927-1946 4Ms’ 14 A-O 425,000____ Oct 1 1944
5M s’ 19 M -S ] 1,000c.Sept 15 '27-’28 i d s ' l l A-O 550,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1942 4 H s’23 A-O 59,000— Oct. 1 ’2 7 -4 7 4M s’ 15 A-O 100,0 0 0 .— Oct 1 '27-’46
I
600c..Sept 15 1929 4H s T4 A-O 6 7 5,000..O ct 1 *27-’ 62
Market House Bonds.
Public Hall Impt. Bonds.
444s
5M s’ 19 M -S / 1,500c.Sept 1 5 ’27-’29 5s '18
3 0 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’33 4s '06 A -0$150,000____ Apr 1 1928 4s '12 A -0 $ 175,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1952
1
250c.-Sept 15 1930 5s '20 A-O 36,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’45 4-lOs’ lOA-O 150,000____ Oct 1 1940 4M s’ 16M -N 500,000____ M ay 1 1966
5M s’20 M -S J 1 ,5 0 0 ..M a r 1 ’28-’30 5s
J-D 20.000. .June 1 ’28-’31 4s '12 A-O 25,000c---- Apr 1 1942 4 M s T 7 M -N l,000.000— M ay 1 1966
\ 1 ,5 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’29 5s
M -N 5 ,5 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’28-’38 4M s’ 14 F-A 75,000____ Feb 1 1932 4Ms’2 0 J -D 200,000____ June 11967
6s ’21 M -S 16,000________________ 5s
5s T9 M -S 800,000____ Mar 1 1969
Funded Debt.
A-O __________ __ 1
___ 6 5 ,0 0 0 .-Apr _ '28-’40
6s ’22 M -S
1,500________________ 4M s’25 . . .
95.000c.Sept 1 '27- 45 4s '12 A-0$222.000c___Oct 1 1927 5s M ’20 J-D 600.000____ June 1 1970
6s ’22 M -S ( 1,100________________
4M s’ 16 M -S 2 1 6 .0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 ’27-’62 5M S’20 J-D 900,000____June 1 1970
Park Bonds.
1 1,500_____ __________ Is
Grade Crossing Bonds.
5M s’21M-S 9 ) 0 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’57
A-O $100,000------ Apr 1 1928
6s '22 M -S
2,100________________ 4s
4s '06 A -08500,000____ Apr 1 1930 5 A s
A-O 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 ..-Oct ’29&'31
M -N 5 20 .0 0 0.-N o v 1 ’27-’52
5M s'23 M -S
4,100________________ 4s
A-O 5 0 0,000..O ct 1 '33&’35 4s TO A -02,000,000____ Oct 1 1940 5s
M -S 200.000
Mar 1 1969
5M s’23 M -S
1,635------------ --------- - 4s '06 A-O 574,000__Apr 1 1929
4s ’ l l J-D
15,000c— .June 1 1931 5 Ms
M -S 5 4 0 .0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-'57
Deficiency Bonds.
4s T 2 A-O 35,000c— .A p r 1 1942 5M s’21 . . .
540.000c.M ar 1 ’28-’57
4-lOsTOA-O
50,000__Oct 1 J940
6s '20 M -S $2,000________________ 4 4 *s'll M -N 4 5.000c.-M ay 1 1931
4M s’ 14 F-A 100,000____ Feb 1 1935 4M s’22 . . .
6 4 ,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1946
6s ’21 M -N
9,000________________ 444s’ U A-O 65 0 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1938 4M s’ 15 M -N 8 ,0 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’28-’35 4M s’26 A -0 2,000,000c Oct 1 ’27-’51
Remodeling Building Bonds.
444«T1 A-O 1 8 ,0 0 0 c ...O ct 1 1936 4M s’ 16 A-O 4 8 4 ,0 0 0 ..O ct 1 ’27-’66
House of Correction Bonds.
5M s’23 M -S $7,000________________ t.lOs’ U J-D 145,000c— Dec 1 1936 4M s’23 A-O 91,000 — Oct. 1 '27 -5 2 4s T2 A-O $75,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1942
5M s’24 M -S
1,055------------------------- ts '12 A-O 350,000c— Apr 1 1942 4M s’24 A -O (270,000c.Oct 1 ’30-’44 4s 12 A-O 18 0 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1947
G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 '2 6 . $108,172 4* '12 A-O 225,000c— Oct 1 1947
1190,000c .O ct 1 ’45-’54 4M s’26 A -O /2 9 0 ,0 0 0 c ..O c t 1 '27-’36
Assess, debt (add’l) ______
80,808 444s’ 14 F-A
4M s’24 . . .
1 8 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1 ’27 -’29
250,000__Feb 1 1934
1390,0 0 0 c .. Oct 1 ’37-’49
Total assessed val’n 1925.10,800,000 4 44s’ 14 J-D
Public Bath Bonds.
Garbage Plant Bonds.
30,000__June 1 1934
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '25.$19.30 444sT6 F-A 141,0 0 0 c ...F e b 1 1936 4s '06 A-O $35,000____ Apr 1 1929 4s T2 A-O $50,000c___Oct 1 1952
Pop'n 1910, 6,744; 1920 -----------7,049 444s'17 A-O 164,OOO..Oct 1 '27-’67 4M s’ l l A-O 40,000c— .O ct 1 1936 4M s’15 A-O
6 ,OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’30
IN T . at City Treasurer's office.
‘
~
5s '1 8 . . .
3 4 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 '28-’44 4M s’ 14 F-A 40,000____Feb 1 1932 5s '18 J-D 35,200--June 1 ’28-’43
5s '18 M -S 3 6 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’45 4M s’16 A-O 30,000____Apr 1 1934 5s T9 J-D 42 0 0 0 --D ec 1 '27-’40
CIRCLEVILLE C IT Y SCH. D IST. 5s 18 ___
5s T9 M-S 34,000— Mar 1 ’28-’44 5s T9 F-A 14.000c.M ar 1 ’28-’34
9,000__June 1 1948
4Ms'16 M -S $136,800cM-S 1 ’27-'44 5s T9 M -S 320.000c.M ar 1 ’28-'43
5s T9 M-S 6 8 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 '28-’44 5Ms
M -S 28,000. .M ar 1 ’28-’41
5Ms'23 F-A 7 8,00 0 c ..F & A ’ 27-31 5s T9 - ■ 36,000. ■
1 '2 7 -4 4
5s
M -N l 14,000— M ay 1 ’28-’46 5 Ms
F-A ---------J-D 3 8 .0 0 0 -.June 1 ’28-’46
(
244.53c Aug 1 1931
______
4 3 ,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1935
1 '28-’65 5s T9 A-O 85,000— Oct 1 '27-'43 4 Ms’22 . . .
A-O 76.000.
444s
T O T . D E B T July 1 ’2 5 _ . $125,744
) 1 ’28-’32 5M s’20 A-O 88.000c.June 1 ’ 28-’49 4M s’23 . . . (385,000___Oct 1 ’27-’31
J-D 10,000.
444s
Total assessed val’n 1925.10,000,000 444s
( 2 3 4 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1 '32-’34
i 1 ’28-'30 4 Ms’25 M -S / 57,000r*Sept 1 ’27-'45
J-D
6,000..
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 1 9-$l5.50 544s
\20,000r*Sept 1 ’46-’50
infirmary Bonds.
J-D 575,000..
i 1 '28’-50
Population in 1919--------------------7,000
1 ’27-’51 4M s’25 M -S J32,000r*Sept 1 ’27-’42 4 Ms’ l l M -N $ T 0 .0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1931
J-D 1
(625,000.
IN T . payable at Circleville.
\24,000r*Sept 1 ’43-’50
ec 1 1952
East 65th St. Improvement.
2 6 .000.
River and Harbor Bonds.
4M s’ 14 F-A $25,000____ Feb 1 1935
1 ’27-’31
J-D 50,000c.
City Farm School Bonds.
242.OOOc.Dec 1 '32-'53 4s '98 A -0$250,000____ Oct 1 1928
CL AR K COUNTY.
Springfield is the county seat 4Ms’24 . . 1,400,000c.Apr 1 ’ 28-’55 4s T2 A-O 2 5 ,0 0 0 c „.O c t 1 1947 4Ms’ U M -N 8,000____ May 1 1931
5 ^ s ’2 0 J -D 30,000— June 1 ’28-’29 is T2 A-O ! 2 5 ,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1942
4 44s'26A-01,610,000c. .O ct 1 '27-'49
Incorporated 1818.
5s '20 A-O 130.000..Apr 1 28- 40
444s’26 A-O 500,000— Oct 1 '2 8 -5 4
Central Viaduct Repair.
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
4M s’26 A-O 400,000— Oct 1 '27 -5 1 4M s’ 14 F-A$110,000____ Aug 1 1935
Playground Bonds.
5M s’24 M -S $210,000-Sept 1 ’27-’29
Debt Funding Bonds.
444s'16 . . . $65,000____ Aug 1 1934
Infirmary & Hospital Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
6s
M -S$5,750,0 0 0 --Sept 1 1928 4s T2 A -O S175,000c...O ct 1 1947
...
1 2 .0 0 0 .. June 1 ’28-’33
5s '24 A-O $ 4 8 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’30 5 k s
Deficit Bonds.
4s T 2 A-O 725,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1942
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
Road Bonds.
5s T 8 F-A $14,000 ...........1927-1928 .s ’27 A-O $1,000,000 Oct 1 ’28-’40 5s T9 M S $1,625,000 Mar 1 ’28-'40 4M s’ 14 F-A 200.000____ Feb 1 1932
os
F-A
460.000 Aug 1 1927
Cemetery Bonds.
Refuge & Correction Bonds.
5s T8 F-A 12,000 ...........1927-1928
544s
M -N $80,000— N ov 1 ’27-’43 5s T9 F-A 4,025,000cAug 1 1927 5M s’21 J-D $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 ’27-’32
Children’s Home Bonds.
F-A
15,000 Aug 1 1927 4s T 2 A-O 50,000____ Oct 1 1947
6 s ’21 J-D $5,000...........192^-1931 4M s'25M -S 237,000r*Sept 1 ’27-’44 5s

C IN C IN N A T I SCHOOL D IS T .
4s '96 M-S$250,000c— Sept 1 1936
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1906.)
3Ma’9 6 M -S 4 2 ,5 0 0 c ... Sept 1 1936
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1906.)
3s '00 A-O 130.0 0 0 c...O ct 1 1940
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1910.)
3M s'02 A-O 3 3 ,5 0 0 c ...O c t 11940
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1912.)
3M s’0 5 M -N 100,000c. .M a y 1 1945
3M s’05 A-O 150.000c-.0ct 16 1945
3.65s'06J-D 250,000c..June 25 1946
4s 06 M -N 2 00 ,0 0 0c ..N o v 26 1946
4s '08 A-O 250,000c.-Apr 13 1948
4s '08 M -S 200,0 00c...S ep t 8 1948
4s '09 M -S 300,000c..M ar 30 1949
4s '09 J-D 180,000c..June 21 1949
4s ’ 10 M -S 250,000c_Mar 28 1950
4s '10 J-D 240,000c___Dec 5 1950
----------4s ’ l l J-D 300,000c— 'Dec 4 1951
4s ’ 12 A-O 35u,000c___Oct 21 1952
4M s’ 14 F-A 100,0 0 0 c ...F e b 9 1934
4 M s'14 A-O 100,000c..A pr 13 1934
4M s'15 M -S 200,0 0 0 c ...M a r 8 1935
4M s’ 15 A-O 500,000c-------- Oct 1945
4M s’ 16 J-J 300,000c. Jan 10 ’36-'56
4M s’ 16 F-A 300,000c.Feb 28 ’36-’56
4s ’ 17 J-J 3 00,000c...Ja n 8 1957
4M s’ 17 F-A 300.000c..A ug 13 1957
4M s’19 A-O 10 0 ,0 0 0 c .. Oct 27 1959
5s '19 s-a 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 c -------------- 1959
5s ’20 F-A 600,000c.. Feb 24 1960
5s ’20 M -N 200,000r-----Nov 1 1929
5M s’21 M -N 600.000.M ay 23 ’31-'50
5M s’21 M -N 475,000c.N ov 28 ’27-’44
6s '21 F-A 200.000-.F eb 1 ’28-’30
4M s’23M -S 4 8 0 .0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’46
4M s’ 23M -N 525,000c.N ov 1 ’ 27-’47
5s '23M -N 2 7 5 ,0 0 0 .-N ov 1 ’32-’40
(For maturity see V. 117, p. 2348)
4M s
M -S 3 1 ,500..Sept 1 ’2 7-44
(100.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’2S
4M s’24M -S\450.000c.Sept 1 ’32-’60
4M s’24 M -S 32,200.-S ep t 1 '2 7 -4 9
4M s’24 M -S 150,000--Sept 1 '29-31
4M s’25 M -S 145,000--Sept 1 '27-’50
(For matiuity see V . 121, p. 105.)
4 Ms’26 M -S / 600,000c_ Sept 1 ’28-’42
\390,000c.Sept 1 ’43-’52
4M s’26 M -S 1 5 0,000..Sept 1 ’27-’51
4M s’2 6 M -S fl4 0 ,0 0 0 ..S e p t 1 '27-’36
\260,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 '37 -5 6
4 Ms’25 M -S ]4 3 ,5 0 0 .-Sept 1 '27-’33
4Ms26 . . . $ 5 9 0 ,000..S ep t 1 ’37-’51
4M s’27 . . . 238,000c.Sept 1 ’36-’52
Oakley Bonds.
,
„ ___ _
4s '10 M -S $80,0 00c..M ar 14 1950
4M s’ 10 M -N 2 5 ,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1950
4M s’ 12 A-O
5,000c___Apr 1 1952
Kennedy Heights Bonds.
4 s '12 J-D $50,000__ June 19 1952
4s ’ 12 J-D
15.000_ Dec 19 1952
_
Pleasant Ridge Bonds.
4 Ms’09 J-J $36,500c..Jan 2 ’28- 49
4M s’09 F-A 2 0 ,0 0 0 ..-Aug 17 1929
College Hill Bonds.
5 s '03 A-O $3,000c.Apr 24 ’28 -’33
Madisonville Bonds.
4s '00 M -N $ 35 .0 0 0c .-M a y 11 1930
4s '02 F-A
6 ,000c..F eb 24 1932
4s '06 J-D
2,500c__Dec 29 1936
4s '08 A-O 25,000c— Oct 3 1938
4s '08-’09M-S 100,000c ..M a r ’38-’39
4s '10 F-A
3.000c..A u g 23 1940
B O N D .D E B T Jan 1 '27.$14,635,000
Sinking fund----------------------- 3,169,750
Assessed val. 1926-------1,038,638,790
School tax (per $1,000) 1926. .$6.33
Population in 1920---------------- 401,850
IN T . on Cincinnati and annexed
village’s bonds payable at American
Exchange Irving Trust C o., N . Y .,
and the Provident Savings Bank &
Trust Co.




J. D. Thomas J t. Co. Ditch Bds.
Bridge Bonds.
5s T6 J-J $9,600— J-J 1 ’28-'31
5s T 4 A-O
2,600— . A-O 11928
5s T 7 J-J
2 4.600-.J -J 2 ’28-'37
5M s
M -S 15,400______ 1927-1931
5M s’23 A-O 11,400______ 1927-1932
6s '21 J-D 30,400........... 1927-1932
5M s’22 M -N
1,440........... 1927-1931
5M s’22 M -N 10,000........... 1927-1931
F lo o d E m ergen cy B o n d s.
5Ms'13 J-D $30,000c.June 2 '28-’33
C ounty Home Bonds.
6s '20 M -S $7.000______ 1927-1940
Court House Bonds.
6s '20 A-OS 143,300______ 1927-1940
Memorial Building Bonds.
4s '12 J-D$120,800c.J&D 30 '27-39
G E N . B D . D T . July 1 '25 $1,431,681
Total ass’d val’n, 1 9 2 4 .. 142.981,410
County tax (per $1,000) 1922.$3.325
Popult'n in 1910, 65,455; ‘20. 50,728
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office

162
CLEVELAND (C o n c lu d e d ) .
DEBT OF ANNEXED VILLAGES
C O R L ETT .
W ater.
5s
J-D
$4,000____June 1 1928
5s
A-O
3.000____Apr 1 1929
5s

O H IO -C IT IE S AOT) TOWNS
CLEVELAND M ETROPOLITAN
P AR K D IS T R IC T .
514s’23 A-O$450,000c— A-O ’27-’3 l
4 ^ s ’25A -O l,750,00Q c-.-A -O ’27-’34
B O N D . D EB T Apr 23 ’27 $1.800,000
Ass’d val.’26(80% act.).2,971,615,830
Dist. tax rate(per $1,000)'26.$0.27 +
Population in 1925 (est.) — 1,000,000

CLINTON C O U N T Y ;
Wilmington Is the county seat.
Court-H ouse and Jail Bonds.
5s ’15 J-J [$204,000.Sept 1 ’27-’43
\ 2 4 ,0 0 0 ---Sept 1 1944
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
5s ’25 M -S f$16,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’30
1 5 .0 0 0 c .-.S e p t 1 1931
T O T. D T . M ay 2 7 ’2 7 — - $295,305
Sinking fund______________
15,807!
Tot. assess, val. 1926_____ 42,186,770
Tax rate (per $1,000) '2 6 ______ $7.401
Populn 1910 . 23 680 1920 23,036]
IN T . at County Treas. office.

[V ol. 124.
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’27 A-O $33,0 0 0 c.-O ct 1 ’27-’36
G E N . B D .D T . Mar 3 1 '2 7 $612,150
Sinking fund______________
90,000
Assess. val., real est______ 79,406,760
Assess, val., personal____ 47,515,510
Tot.ass’d va l.'25 (about
6 0 % actual)__________ 126,922,270
State & Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
1926__________________________ $8.96
Popul’n 1910. 76,619; 1920. 83.130

J-D
83,000____June 1 1928
COLLIN W OOD.
CLEVELAND H EIG H TS.
W ater.
This village is In Cuyahoga Co. Inc.
4s
A-O 30,000____Apr 1 1928
414s
J-D 6,000____ Dec 1 1928 May 3 1903. Pop’n 1920, 15,236.
COLUMBIANA VILL. SCH. DIST.
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
Library.
5s ’22 A-Ot$105,000-O ct 1 ’2 7 -’46
A-O $4,500____________1931
4>4s
M -N $8.500____M ay 11928 6s ’21
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 892.)
E U C L ID .
Property Purchase Bonds.
514s’23 A-O 33,OOOc_Oct 1 '27-’48
W ater.
5s ’24
A-O $4,160____________1932 CLINTON TO W N SH IP .
This township (P. O. Wauseon) is,
Indebtedness Bonds.
5-s
A-O
$545.44____ Oct 1927 5s ’24
A-O 7,060____________ 1932
in Fulton County.
5>4s’23 A-O $7,500____ F-A ’27-’31
W E ST P A R K .
514s’24 A-O 16,800______ •
____ 1941
B O N D . D E B T Aug 1922. $148,500
Memorial Building Bonds.
Police Equipment Bonds.
Road Bonds.
5 U s ’24 M -S $35,000c— M&S ’27-’34 Assessed valuation________ 3,942,390
5s '14 Oct $14,731.95--O ct 15 ’44 5J4s’20 A-O $3,500........
-1931
B O N D . D T . M ay 28 ’27— $40,000 Population (estimated)_______ 2,200
W ater-W orks Bonds.
Tow n-Hall Bonds.
f IN T . at County Treasurer’s off.
6s ’20 A-O $25,000c--O ct 1 ’27-’31 Total assessed value 1926— 4,200,000
5a T3 June $15.000c_____ 1943
Population in 1926 (est.)_____ 24,200
6s ’21 A-O
8,000_________ _.1931
5n ’ 14 April 3 ,0 0 0 ________1944
IN T . at First N at. Bank, Wauseon COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP.
514s’20 A-O
7,500_________ -.1931
Fire-Department Bonds.
5c ’ 16 A-O $25,000c_.Apr 15 1946 6s ’21 A-O
This township (P. O. Columbia
3 .5 0 0 -.............. -.1931
CLYDE.
Sta. R. F. D .) Is in Lorain County.
5h ’ 16 A-O
9,000— -O ct 15 1946 514s’22 A - O 10,000_______ -.1931
This village Is In Sandusky Co.
5 M
is’2 2 _
40,Q00c.Oct 1 ’27-'42 5s ’23 A-O 18.000_________ ..1 9 3 3
Road Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4 Jis’24 A-O 12,000- ______ ._1937 6s ’22 J-D $ 5 ,5 0 0 --D ec 1 ’27-’37! 5s 13 A-O $18,400— -A -O ’27-'33
Library-Site-Purchase Bonds.
5s ’ 16 Sept $3,500c
Sept 1 1946 5s ’23 A-O 27,OOOc_.Oct 1 ’2 7 -’43
B O N D . D E B T Apr 16 '1949.000
Electric Plant Bonds.
(For maturity see V . 116, p. 966.)
Sewer Bonds (Vil. Portion).
6 s ’23 A -O J$12,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’34 Assess, val. ’ 18 (54 act.)___ 995,000
Fire Dept. Equipment Bonds.
5s T6 A -0 /S 3 0 .0 0 0 ___Apr 15 1936
j
t 2 ,0 0 0 c -..O c t 1 1936 Tax rate (per $1,(W0) ’ 18_____ $14.60
1 40,000— Apr 15 1946 6s ’22 A-O $ 9 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’31
Population in 1910, 1,084; 1920. 988
Waterworks Bonds.
IN T . at Sav. Dep.B.& T.Co..Elyria
10,500— Oct 1 ’27-’33 413s ’04 A-O $2,4 0 0 c-0ct 1 ’27-’31
5 s ’ 16 A-O 20,000— .O ct 15 1946 5 H s’23 A-O
5s ’ 17 F-A 30.000— -Feb 15 1947 Electric Light Bonds­
W aterworks & Elec. Light Bds.
6s '18 A-O 60.000 Apr 1 '2 8 ,'3 8 .’48 es '20 A-O $5,500c— Oct 1 ’27-’31 4K s'12 M -S $14,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’29 COLUMBIA TWP! RUR. SCH. D,
This district (P. O. Columbia Sta.)
Sewer-Construction Bonds.
---------------30.000—
5s ’ 19 - - 6 s ’ 21 A-O 2 6 ,5 0 0 c .0 c t 1 '27-’32
_
$4,000_ Oct 1 1927
Is In Lorain County.
40.000 ---------------------- 6s ’ 18 A-O
51$s’ 19 - - Paving Bonds.
810.000Mar5s ’ 17 A-O
If
6.000 __________1927 6 s '20 J-D $11,000c. June 1 '28-’30
Building Bonds.
6s ’20 M -S 40.000—
in ’30, *35,’4 0 & ’45 5s ’ 19 A-O 26.000 __________1933 6s ’20 J-D
2 ,000c-June 1 ’28-’30 5 s ’ 16 A-O $ 1 9 ,0 0 0 ..A-O 1 ’2 7 -’45
A-O 14,000___________ 1942
6s '21 - - 8 .0 0 0 ------------------------- 6s ’21 A-O 11.000 __________1931
6s ’20 J-D
8,000c. June 1 ’28-’30 6 s ’21
2,500____ F-A ’27-’31
24.000 ____ _________ 5J4s’22 A-O 13.000 __________1931
6s ’21 —
6s ’20 J-D
4,000c_June 1 ’28-’30 6s ’23
6s ’25
A-O 3,500_A -O ’28-33
34.000 ______________ 6s ’20 A-O 15,000c. Oct 1 ’27-’31
6s '22
Deficiency Bonds.
2 ,5 0 0 ..O ct 1 '27-’31
8 ,000_____ __________ 414s’27 A-O 30,000c - — .1928-1936 6s '21 F -A $30,000c___Aug 1 1931 6s ’ 25 A-O
6s ’22
General Building Bonds.
6s
...
4 ,2 0 0 ______ __________
Paving Bonds.
Fire Dept. Bonds
6s ’ 21 . . .
$8,000___________ 1941 5s *23 A-O $22,000____________1942 6s ’20 A-O $1,000c____ Oct 11927
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’23
F-A $2,500____ F -A ’27-’31
Highway Bonds.
W ater-W orks Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s *04 Apr
$53,000c............... 1934 5s T6 A-O $21,000__________ 1927 6s ’21 M -S $3.000c.M ar 1 ”? 8 ’30 B O N D . D E B T Apr 1 0 ’25- $47,000
5s *17 A-O
3,000__________ 1927 B O N D . D EB T M ay 1 ’27- $86,900 Total assess, val. 1924____ 2,109,850
4s’06-’07 - 2 6 ,0 0 0 c _1936-1937
4I4s’ 17 A-O
6,000__________ 1928 Assess, debt (add’l) ________
4>£s’08 Oct
9 ,000c_____ 1938
20,500 Total tax rate (per $1.000)’24-$5 602
4s ’09 July
6,000c_____ 1939
IN T . on bonds of 1925 at Bank of
5 ^ s ’20 A-O
22,000__________ 1931
10 000
Sinking fund_______________
4 !4 s ’ 10-’ 120ct50.000c--1940 & 1942 6s ’20 A-O 75,000c--Oct 1 ’27-’31 Total assessed val. 1926___5,041,000 Berea Co. of Olmsted Falls
5 s ’ 13 Oct $15,000c--------------- 1943 5 H s ’2 3 A-O 101,600c.-O ct 1 ’27-’34 Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-$20.04
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s ’ 15 July 10,000— -July 15 1945
Population in 1920____________ 3,099 C O L U M B U S.
5s *16 M -S
6,000c__ Sept 1 1946 41£s’24 F-A $ 40,840--O ct 1 ’27-’3o
W. G . Rowland. Sec’y Sinking
6 s ’ 21 July 2 6.500___________ 1956 (For maturity see V . 119, p. 838.)
CLYDE VIL L AG E SCH. D IST.
Fund Trustees.
[$14,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’33 414s’25 - - - 117,000---- Oct 1 ’27-’35
This district (P. O. Clyde) is in
This city Is In Franklin County.
5s ’22 s-a • 3,000___ Oct 1 1934 4M s’26 J-D 75,000--O c t 1 ’27-’36 Sandusky County
Incorp. a borough Feb. 10 1816: city
2 2 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’35-’45 (For maturity see V. 122, p. 2989.)
6s '21 M -N $83,000--M -S 1927-35 Mar. 3 1834.
New city charter
$75,000___Oct 1 ’28-’52
3,000____ Oct 1 1946 4 % s ’26
(For amount due each year see adopted at election M ay 5 1914. Or
4)4s’26 - - 7 0 ,2 5 0 ---O c t 1 '2 7 -3 6
Switch Track Bonds.
V . 113, p. 2212.)
dinances were passed N ov. 22 1909
5s ’ 19 —
$4,500------------------------- 414s’27 A-O l 6,643____ Oct 1 1928
-s
...
10.400________________ providing for annexation of certain
\ 48,000---O ct 1 ’29-’36 B O N D . D EB T Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $94,100 portions of Marion, Clinton, Mifflin
Deficiency Bonds.
Park, Bldg. & Playground Bds.
6 s ’20 Oct $55.000___________ 1928
Assessed valuation 1927___9,000,000 and Franklin townships. V . 89, p.
6 s ’21 Dec 25 ,0 0 0 ___________ 1929 5 s ’ 15 A-O $94.000c__________ 1940
IN T . payable at the Clyde Savings 1496. State Supreme Court on Feb. 3
4?4s’26 - _ 60,000___ Oct 1 ’28-’37
Bank of Clyde.
1914 held valid $700,000 grade-crossEuclid & Nottingham Twp.
City Hall Bonds.
ng-elimlnation bonds. V . 98, p .4 6 4 .
414&5s A-O $3,400 .--A p r 1 '28-44
T O T. B D .D T . Apr 2 ’27-137,181,143 5 s ’22 A-O$192,000c__________ 1947 COIT3VTLLE T W P . SCH. D IST .
5s ’23 A-O 47.500c.Oct 1 ’27-’45
This district (P. O. Youngstown) 4s Miscellaneous Bonds. e p t 1 1933
Water debt (incl.)---------- 27,974,829
’03 M -S $42,0 0 0 c-..S
Par value all sink, funds. 23,501,660 T O T . B D . D T . Apr 14 ’27 $7,712,315 is in Mahoning Oounty.
(Red. on or after Sept 1 1913.)
Assessment debt (in d .)— 5,301,162 414sTl A-O $ 7 ,0 0 0 --Apr I ’28-’33
Valuation of taxable
M -S 16.000___ Sept 1 1927
Sinking funds (cash val.)_ 1,324,828 5 Jus'll M -N 5 ,0 0 0 .-M ay 1 '28-'31 4s ’07
property 1926---------- 2,099,800,260
‘
15,000_
5s ’ 12 A-O
6 ,0 0 0 .July 28 ’28-’32 4s ’09 A-O 12.000 _ Oct 1 1939
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922-------$24.90 Total assess, val. 1924_145,078,190
____________Oct 11938
4 14s’08 A-O
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-----$22.40
School Bonds.
____________Sept 11931
IN T . at Am . Kxch. N at. B k., N.Y
IN T . on all bonds payable at Cen­ 5 ^ s ’13 F-A $1,000-Aug 1 5 ’27-’28 4s ’ l l M -S 20.000
1.500____Sept 1 1932
POPULATION.— In 1927 (est.), tral N at. Bk. Trust & Saving Co.
5s ’ 15 F-A 12,000-Feb 26 ’28-’38 4s ’ 12 M -S 11.000
’ 13
996,051; in 1920 (U. S. Census),
5s '15 A-O 2 3 .0 0 0 .Apr 30 ’ 28--49 5s (Red. M -S or after Mar ____________Sept 11933
on
1 1917.)
796,841; in 1914 (police census), CLEVELAND H TS. SCH. D IST.
5s ’ 16 A-O
8.000-Apr 27 ’28-’34
M
1945
668,803; 1910 (U. S. Census), was
5s ’ 17 J-D
9 ,0 0 0 .June 28 ’35-’43 414s’ 15 — -S $25,000___Sept 1 1935
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’20
.
2 000_ M ay 1
_
560,663; in 1900, 381,768.
f$14,000c___Oct 1 1944
5s ’ 18 J-D
9.000-June 27 ’44-’52 5s
4,500_________ Serially
5s ’17 A-O [ 15,0 0 0 c --.O c t 1 1945 5J4s'19 A-O 160,000--Apr 1 ’ 30-’45 5s ’2 3 ___
’25 - - 15,000_______ Serially
[ 6.000c. — Oct 1 1946 5H s'20 F-A 1 4 .0 0 0 ...F e b ’ 27-1946
5 ,000_________ Serially
CLEVELAND SCHOOL DIST.
414s’09 A-O 114,000c.-Oct 1 ’ 27-’32 6s ’21 A-O 12,000-Apr 28 '31 -3 6 414s’2 6 ___
50,000_______ Serially
4l4s’08 J-D$450,000c___June 1 1928 414s 10 A-O 4 ,0 0 0 _______1927-1930 6s ’21 M -N 20,000-M ay 26 ’ 31-'37 4J4s’26 — 48 ’09 J-J 200,000c.-July 19 1929 4l4s’05 A-O 6 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’29
Street Opening & W ldenlngBds
6s ’ 21 J-J
20,000--July 1 ’28-’37
414s'10 J-J 600,000c .July 25 1930 414sT0A -O 3 ,0 0 0 c _____ 1927-1929 6s ’ 22 A-O 19.000--A p r 1 ’ 28-’46 414s’07 M -S $ 1 ,2 0 0 c ,..S e p t 1 1927
4 H s’l l F-A 500.000c— Aug 21 1931 5e’ 13
A-O 5,500c___ Oct 1 1928
A-O 110.000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’37 6s ’23 F-A [3 2 ,0 0 0 c ...F -A ^ ’Sl 4s ’08
4s ’12 M -S 300.000c.-M ar 25 1932 5s'15
A-O
9,000___ Oct 1 1939
A-O / 5,400c--O ct 1 ’ 27-’31
t 3 ,207.83c. Aug 1 ’31 4s ’09
4s *12 J-J 1.000,000c— -July 1 1932
M -9
8,000___ Sept 1 1930
75,000c-.O ct 1 ’32-'36 5I4s’24 - - 23,000____ Dec 1 ’ 26 4s ’ 10
4s ’ 12 J-J 300,000____ July 1 1932 414sT6 A-O 19,000c___Oct 1 1936
M -S
4,000___ Sept 1 1932
5s ’24
144,000____ Apr 1 1926 4s ’ 12
4s '12 J-J 700,000____ July 1 1932
M -S
3,000___ Sept 1 1933
3 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1927 5s ’25 M -S 2 3 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’ 50 5e 13
4 H s’14 A-O 200,000------ Oct 1 1934 5s ’ 17 A-O 18,000c. .O ct 1 ’ 28-’29 B O N D . D E B T N ov ’23— . $543,207 4s ’ 13
M -S 5.000___ Sept 1 1932
4H s’ 15 J-J 600,000c— Jan 18 1935
4.500___Sept 1 1934
5,000c. ..O c t 1 1930
Assess, val 1927........... — 15,000,000 4 K s ’ 14 M -S
414s’ 15 J-J 170.000c.Jan 18 ’28-'35
20.000_ Mar 1 1944
_
' 6,000c___Oct 1 1931
Tot- tax rate (per $1,000) 1926119.40 4K s'14 M -S
4 b s ’ 16 A-O 500,000. Apr 17 ’28-’36
6,000___Sept 1 1934
24.000c. .O ct 1 ’32-’33 Population in 1926(est.)_______ 8,000 414s'15 M -S
4M s’17 F-A 2 30.000--Feb 19 ’28-’37 5s ’17 A-O 39,000c.-O ct 1 ’34-’36
414s’15 M -S 35.000— -_M a r 1 1945
5s ’ 17 F-A 4 4 0 ,0 0 0 .-Aug 6 ’27-37
44|s’ 15 M -S 37.500____ Mar 1 1946
2 0 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1937 COLD WA.TEIL
‘ IQ
5s ’ 17 F-A 7 0 0 .0 0 0 c ...A u g 6 1937
40.000
_Mar 1 1929
90,000c..O ct 1 ’ 38-'43
This village is in Mercer County.
5s ’ 18 J-J
825.000._Jan 14 ’ 28-’38
4 H s’ 15 M -S 25.000
_Mar 1 1928
1,000c. ..O c t 1 1944
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s ’ 19M-S
900.0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’ 28-’3«
4 « s ’17
_Sept 1 1927
75.000
14,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1944 5 s '16
M -N $3,000____ M ay 1 1941
6s '20J-D $2,600.000--June 1 ’2 8 -’40 5s ’ 17 A-O 15,0 0 0 c „ .O ct 1 1945 5 s ’15
A-O 2 6 ,0 0 0 ______ 1930-1940 414sT5 M -S $4,000_____Mar 1 1936
6s ’21 J-J 3,733,400c-.Jan 1 ’ 28-’41
(Red. on or after Mar 1 1917.)
6,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1946 5s ’17
M -S 2 ,5 0 0 c ______1927-1931
6s ’21M -S 3 ,750,000c-Sept. 1 ’ 27-'41 5 « s ’18 A-O 125.OOOc_.Oct 1 ’38-’46 6s
M ay 5,000_____ M ay 11931 414s’ 15 M -S $12,000.
414s’22 M -S 4,000,000c. Septl"27-’42
5 ,0 0 0 .
4J4s’15
1140,000— Oct 1 ’27-’40
Streat Improvement Bonds.
414s’23 M -S 595.000c.Sept 1 ’27-'43
25.000100.000— -O ct 1 ’41-’45
J-D $3.000____ June 1 1928 4M s’ 17
4 j4 s’25 A -0 4 ,320,000c .Apr 1 ’28-'45 5a '19 A-O 40,000____ Oct 1 1946
1.5005s
Dec 2.000_____ Dec 1 1928 59 ’ 18
Nottingham
Bonds (Annexed
30.000 ..
1150,000___Oct 1 ’47-’49
5s
F-A 12,000____ Aug 1 1928 5s ’ 18
Jan. 14 1913).
.Apr 1 1930
l 35.000____ Oct 1 1950
69.000.
6s
M ay 21.000____ M ay 1 1931 5a '19
4 K s '06J-J $18,000c— Jan 2 ’ 28-’36
.Sept 1 1929
3 .2 0 0 1 5,000_____ Oct 11927
B O N D . D EB T June 1 ’ 2 6 - $63,800 5s '19
Gienville Bds.(Annexed July’05.)
-M ay 1 1930
600.
34,000 5s ’ 19
80.000— Oct 1 ’28-'35 Water debt (included)_____
5a
’03M-S $20.00B«.Sep» 1 27-’36
.M ar 1 1930
3.000Assessment debt (add'l)___
70,700 5s '20
4.000 _ Oct 1 1936
_
Collin wood Bonds (Annexed).
.Dec 1 1930
1.50040.000. .O ct 1 ’37-’40 Total assess, val. 1925____ 2,125,000 514s’20
41ss’06 A-O$30,©0f)c--Oct 1 ’27-’36 5s ’19 A-O 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’41-’45 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 5 -..$ 2 2 .6 0 5s 20
.Dec ) 1Q40
H3.0O04 14s‘08 A-O 39,000c— Oct 1 *27-’39
.D ec 1 1941
5s 14121
100.00019.000 _ Oct 1 1946
_
Population 1910, 869; 1920. 1,531
South Brooklyn (Annexed 1906.)
5s ’22
60,000150.000— Oct 1 *47-’49
414s ’05A-O $2,000c— Oct 1 '27-’28
5s ’22
3 ,000c o l u m b ia n a !
65.000 _ Oct 1 1950
_
W est Park Bds. ( A n n e x e d 1922).
4,000This village is in Columbiana Co. 5s ’22
200.000— Oct 1 ’ 51-’52
5s ’ 10 A-O $1,000____ Apr 1 1928
5s ' 2 i
2,200Street Impt. (V i ll a g e P o r t i o n ) .
3.000 ___Oct 1 1953
5s ‘12 A-O 10,000— Oct 1 ’ 27-’31
1.500[ $7,500— Sept 1 ’ 27-’29 5s ’22
5 .000 ----- Oct 1 1927
5s ‘16 A-O 56,000— Oct 1 ’27-’54 5s '19 A-O 1 9 0 .0 0 0 . -Oct 1 ’28-’46 5s ’22 M -S
3.500
4 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’30-’31 5s ’23
514s ‘19A-O 114,000— Oct 1 ’ 27-’55
4 ,0 0 0 t 1,500____ Sept 1 1932 5s ’23
30.000— Oct 1 "47-’52
5 K s T9 A-O 52,000— Oct 1 ’27-’39
2,500 .
-s
—
4 ,5 0 0 --Sept 1 ’28-’32 5s ’23
50.000 _ Oct 1
_
6 s’ 21 M -S 6 1 5 ,2 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-'58 6s '20 A -0 2 .400,000___________ 1953
5s ’23
40.000 .
1960
Bonds.
6s '21 M -S 190.000--Sept 1 ’3 7 -’55 5s ’22 A-O 260,000c.0ct 1 ’ 27-’45 5s W ater -S $18,000— Sept 1 ’2 7 -’ 44 5s ’24
65,000c.
’22 M
5s *22 A-O 1 5 2 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’45 (For maturity see V. 115. p. 2180.)
5s ’24 M -S 32.000Fire D ept. Bonds.
5s *22 A-O 6 9 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’ 27-’45
20:000.
-s
...
$4,000— Sept 1 "27-’29 5s ’24
[ S.OOOc.Oct 1 ’2 7 -’34
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’27$28,263,000 5s 23 A-O { 1 ,5 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1935 B O N D . D EB T M ay 26 ’27 $58,000 5s ’24
5 ,0 0 0 .
Sinking fund Invest____
2,853,188
45,000.
18,000 5s ’25
111,000c. Oct 1 ’36-'46 Water debt (incl.)_________
July 1 1926 Cash-------50,619
3,0001 1,500c— Oct 1 1947 Assess, debt (add’l) ________
59,709 414s’25
Assessed valuation '27-2,127,000,000 49^s’24 F-A 5 8 6 ,5 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’49 Total assess, value 1926___ 4,127,370 4J4s’26
3,000.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-.S9.40 ($26,000 in odd years and $25,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $21.40 4I4s’26
14,000.
IN T . on all Cleveland bonds with
in even years.)
Population 1926_______________ 2,500
Viaduct Bonds.
the exception of the interest on the 4J4s’25 A-O 645,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’50
4s ’ 12 M -S $10,000bonds marked {*). which is payable (For maturity see V 120, p. 1789.)
CO LUM BIANA C O U N T Y .
4s ’ 12 M -S 250.000. .Sept 1 1942
at the Union Trust C o ., Cleveland, 414s’25 A-O 700,000_Oct 1 ’2 7 -’48
Lisbon Is the county seat.
-Sept 1 1937
4s ’ 12 M -S 31,000or First Nat. Bank, N . Y . City., is (For maturity see V . 120, p. 2584.)
Road Bonds.
4s ’ 12 M-S 35.000. .M a r 1 1932
payable at the American Exchange
[16,000. Oct 1 ’27, ’29, 5s ’19 A-O ( $ 6 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’28 5s ’ 13 M -S
4,000. -M ar X 1932
Nat. Bank, N . Y .; on Gienville
’31, ’32, ’34, ’35,
1 6,000___ Oct 1 1929 4 14s’ 14 M -S 15.000- -Sept 1 1944
coupons at Cleveland Trust Oo., -s ’2 7 A-O
’38, '40 and ’41
-Sept 1 1934
5s ’ 19 A-O
6,000-G ct 1 ’27-’29 4 14s’ 14 M -S 35,000.
Cleveland; on South Brooklyn bonds
17.000—
Oct 1 ’28, ’ 30, ’ 19 J -J
5s
2,000------ July 1 1928 414s’ 16 M -S 25.000at Pearl St. Savings & Trust Co.,
l ’33, ’36, ’39 and ’42 5 s ’19 J-J
50,000c__June 25 1929 5s ’ 18
4 ,0 0 0 Cleveland; on Collinwood coupons B O N D . DEBT Apr 1 ’27_*6,828,000 5s '19 J-J
75,000c— -Aug 1 1929 5-’ ’ 20
15.000.
and Nottingham bonds at Cleveland Assessed valuation 1927-148,158,990 5s ’25 A-O 20 ,000___Oct 1 ’27-'31 5s ’19
10,000.
Trust C o., Cleveland, and West School tax (per $1,000) 1926111.81 +
10,0005s
- - - J 6 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1928 514s’22
Park bonds at Lorain Street Savings Population in 1926 (est.)_____ 37,000
122,000______1929-1936 5s ’ 22
25,0006 Trust C o.. Cleveland.
INT. at Treasurer’s office.
o s ’27 A-O 35,000-.O c t 1928-1937 5s ’24 M -N 12,000-




_

__

__
__

J une, 1927.]
Flood Emergency Bonds.
6s '13 M -S *20,000- — -Sept 1 1933
6a-13 M -S
7.000____ Sept 11933
4 ^ s ’17
2,300,000................. serial
6s ’20 M -S 9 0 0 .0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’49-’ 57
5s ’23 ___
21,000_________Serially
5s ’25 . . .
10,000_________Serially
Street Impt. (City’s Portion).
4s '12 M -S $80,000____ Sept 1 1932
4s ’ 12 M -S 200.000____ M ar 1 1933
4>*s’ 14 M -S 100,000____ Sept 1 1934
4 ^ s ’ 14 M -S 145.000____ Sept 1 1929
43^s’ 15 . . . 200,000____ Sept 1 1935
4H s'15 M -S 25,000____ Mar 1 1931
4 H s ’15 M -S 50.000____ Mar 1 1935
4 H s ’ 15 M -S 65,000____ Sept 1 1936
4 H s’ 17 . . .
22,500____ Sept 11927
4 ^ s '1 7 . . .
25,800____ Sept i 1928
4 H s’ 16 . . . 100.000____ Sept 1 1931
5s ’ 18 . . .
25,000_____Sept 1 1928
6s ’ 18 . . .
25.060____ Sept 1 1928
Be ’ 18 . . .
13.000____ 8ept 1 1929
Be '18 . . .
5,000____ Sept 1 1929
6s ’ 18 . . .
30,000____ Sept 1 1938
6a ’ 18 . . . 129.000_________serially
6s ’ 19 . . . 100,060____ Mar 1 1929
6 s ’20 . . .
17.000____ June 11940
6 s '20 . . .
15,000____ June 11930
5 H s’21 . . . 200,000____ June 11941
6J4s’21 . . . 250.000________ Serially
5M s’21 . . . 250,000------ Dec 1 1941
5s '22 . . . 3.000 — ................Serially
6s '22 ___
74,000_________Serially
5s '22 ___
2,000_________Serially
5s ’22 ___
90,000_________Serially
5s ’23 M -N f 5 5 ,0 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-’32
112.000
_M ay 1 1933
5s ’23 M -S 11 3 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1
1928
1 5 6 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’29-’32
68 ’23 M -S f 19.000— Sept 1
1927
1100 ,0 0 0 .. Sept 1 ’28-’32
6s ’23 M -S l 1 0 8.000.-Sept 1 ’27-’32
6a ’23 M -S j 75,000—Sept 1 ’27-’31
1 16,000____Sept 1 1932
'23 M -N f 66,000—M ay 1 ’28-’33
112.000
_M ay 1 1934
6« ’24 . . .
96,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’35
6s ’24 M -N 90,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’35
s ’24 M -N 8 0 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’27-’34
5s ’25 . . .
270,000_______ Serially
5s ’25 . . .
300,000_______ Serially
4 ^ s ’26 — .
150,000_______ Serially
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4a ’06 M -S $4,0 0 0 c ...M a r 1 1947
4s ’07 A -O l,00 0 ,0 00 c..O ct 1 1947
4s ’ 12 M -S 415.000____ Sept 1 1953
6a ’23 J -D /2 0 0 ,0 0 0 .-June 1 ’28-’47
1 55,000— June 1 ’48-’52
8s *24 . . . 105,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’47
4 K s ’25 . . .
3,000________
Viaduct Refunding Bonds.
4s ’09 J-J $150.0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1929
Library Bonds.
41*s’ 15 M -S
$5.000___Sept 1 1935
6 H s’21 . . .
25,000---- Dec 1 1941
City Hall Site Bonds.
B M s '2 2 J-D *336,000 -------- Serially
5s ’24 J-D (285.000— Dec 1 ’27-’45
\ 80,000— Dec 1 ’46-’50
5s ’24 J-D 1270,000— Dec 1 ’27-’44
\ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .-D ec 1 ’45-’49
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4s ’98 J-D$125,000r*_ June 1 1928
4s ’03 M -S 45.0 0 0 c.— Sept 1 1933
(Red. on or after Sept 1 1913.)
4s ’04 A-O 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1934
(Red. on or after Apr 1 1916.)
4s ’04 M -S l,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 c .-M a r 1 1945
(Redeemable after March 1 1920.)
4s ’05 A-O 2 4 0 ,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1935
(Red. on or after Apr 1 1915.)
4s ’07 A-0$175,000c— -Oct 1 1947
4 ^ s ’08 M -S 4 0 ,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1938
4s ’ 12 M -S 250.000____ Sept 1 1942
4 K s ’14 M -S 200,000____ Sept 1 1944
4J*s’ 14 M -S 125,000____ Sept 1 1934
4)4s’ 15 M -S 100,000____ Mar 1 1945
4 H s’ 16 M -S 100.000____ Mar 1 1946
4J$s’ 16 M -S 20.000____ Sept 1 1936
4J4s’ 17
50,000____ Mar 1 1947
4) 4 s’ 12 . . .
21.000____ Sept 1 1942
4 V is ’ 17 . . .
92,000.................serially
5s ’19 . . .
20.000____ Nov 1 1939
5s ’19 . . .
10,000____ Dec 1 1929
5s ’19 - - 40.000____ Serially
5s ’19 —
94,000............ ..Serially
5s ’20 - - 20,000____ June 119 3 0
5 ) 4s’21 . . . 595,000________ Serially
534s’21 . . .
96,000_________ Serially
5)4s’21 — . 152,000..............-Serially
5s ’22
...
25,000________ Serially
5 s ’22 J-D f 1,387,000Dec 1 ’27-’45
\ 7 6 ,0 0 0 .-Dec 1 1946
5s ’23 M -N (3 5 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’27-’33
150,000— Nov 1 ’34-’43
5s ’ 23 M -S ( 9 6 ,0 0 0 ..Nov 1 ’27-’32
1272,000 ..N o v 1 ’33-’48
5a ’23 M -S 4 6 0 ,0 0 0 .-N ov 1 ’27-’49
5s ’24
—
95,000________ Serially
5s ’24
95,000_________ Serially
5s ’24
— - 120,000________ Serially
5s ’25
—
150,000________ Serially
4 K s ’25 . . .
25,000_______ Serially
4M s’25 —
47,000_______ Serially
4 H s ’26 — - 150,000_________Serially
4 V is ’2 6 _
_
90,000_________ Serially
Sanitary. Garbage & Cleaning.
4s ’06 M -S $290,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1936
4a ’ l l M -S
43.000___Sept 1 1931
4 # ’ 12 M -8
45,000___Sept 1 1942
4s ’13
A-O 65.000____Apr 1 1933
5s ’ 13 M -8
7,000____Sept 1 1943
5s ’23
- — 6 5 ,0 0 0 ________ Serially
5s ’24 —
(18.000c.N ov 1 ’27-’29
135.000c.Nov 1 ’30-’34
5s ’24 _
_
12,000_________ Serially
5s ’24
80,000_________ Serially
4 H s ’2 6 _
_
10,000_________ Serially
Hark Bonds.
4s ’03 M<-S *8 .500c___Mar 1 1933
(Red.after 10 yrs. from date of issue.)
4 H s’ G A-O *8 ,000c. — Oct 1 1927
7
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_ Sept 1 1930
_
4s ’l l Ai-S
14,000---- Sept 1 1931
4s ’ 12 A-O
5,000_ Oct 1 1931
_
4s ’ 12 M -S
25,000_ Mar 1 1933
_
4Hja’-14 M -S
25,000---- Sept 1 1934
4s ’l l
—
500___Sept 1 1931
4 K s ‘15 M -S
40,000___Sept 1 1935
4J4s’ 15 M -S
22.000_ Mar 1 1946
_
4 V i ^ l 5 M -S
27.000___Sept 1 1935
6 V i s ’ 21 J-D 150.000____ June 1 1941
5i£s’21 J-D
35,000_ June 1 1936
_




OHIO—CITIE S AND TOWNS
16,500____June 1 1941
2,600____June 11931
5,000____ Sept 1 1931
10,100............... Serially
30,000............... Serially
5,000________ Serially
14,000_________Serially
57,000
Serially
65,000c.N ov 1 *27-’39
12,000_________Serially
4,000_________Serially
8,500________ Serially
32,000_________Serially
18,000________ Serially
2,750_________Serially
23,000________ Serially
4,500_________Serially
15,000________ Serially
4 V is '2 6
18,000________Serially
5s ’26
_
7,600_________ Serially
5s ’25
:__ 45,100_________ Serially
Sewer Bonds.
4s *T P-A$175,000______ Aug 1 1932
J2
4s ’02 F-A 90,000c&r.Aug 1 1932
(Red. 10 yrs. from date of issue.)
Is ’03 M -S *175,OOOc..Mar 1 1933
4s ’03 M -S *1,200,000c. Sept 1 1933
4s ’05 M -S 1 7 ,0 0 0 c ...M a r 1 1935
(Red. 10 yrs. from date of issue.)
4s ’05 M -S 18,000c___Mar 1 1935
4s ’06 M -S 60,00 0 c...S e p t 1 1938
4 H s’07 M -S
6 ,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1937
4s ’07 A-O 7 5 ,0 0 0 c .--O c t 1 1937
4H s’08 M -S 4 3 .0 0 0 c -.-M a r 1 1938
4>£s’08 . . .
4,000__M ar 1 1938
l H s ’08 . . .
25,000__Mar 1 1933
4s ’10
. . . 300,000____Apr 1 1930
4s ’ l l
M -S 108,000____Sept 1 1931
4s ’ l l
200,000____Jan 1 1931
4s ’ 12
M -S 75,000____Sept 1 1932
4s ’ 12
M -S 28,000____Sept 1 1942
4s ’ 12
M -S 15,000____Sept 1 1942
(Optional on or after Mar 1 1915.)
4s ’ 12
M -8 *65,000____Sept 1 1933
4s ’ 12
M -S 10,000____Sept 1 1931
4s ’ 12
M -S 115,000____Sept 1 1937
4s ’ 12
M -S 200,000____Sept 1 1937
5s ’ 13
M -S 35,000____Mar 1 1943
5s ’ 13
M -S 10.000____Sept 1 1933
4) *s’14 M -S 30.000____ Sept 1 1944
43^s’ 15 M -S 250.000____ Sept 1 1945
(Red. on or after Sept. 1 1915)
4>$s’ 15 M -S
5,000__Sept 1 1937
4^<JL5 M -S
8,000__Sept 1 1935
4HsT15 M -S
60.000__Mar 1 1946
4V*s’15 . . .
275,000__Sept 1 1945
4 H s ’ 15 M -S
15,000__Sept 1 1945
4 J^s’ 15 M -S
66,000__Sept 1 1945
4>£s’ 15 M -S 220,000__Sept 1 1945
5s ’ 18 . . .
85,000____Sept 1 1938
5s ’ 19 . . .
35,000____Mar 1 1929
5s ’19 . . .
50.000____Mar 1 1938
4 ^ s ’ 17
1,000____ Mar 1 1938
5s ’18 . . .
20,000____Sept 1 1928
5 s i l 8 . . . 100.000____ Sept 1 1938
4Hs*17 . . .
3,000____ Mar 1 1928
'5a ’18 . . .
15,000____Sept 1 1928
■0^17 . . .
1,000____ Mar 1 1938
5s ’i8 . . .
12.000____Sept 1 1928
5s ’ 18 . . .
20.000____Sept 1 1938
5 8 ’19 . . .
40,000____Mar 1 1940
6s ’ 20 . . .
18.000____Dec 1 1930
5s ’20 . . .
7.000____ M ay 11930
5 H s’21 . . . 115,000____ Dec 1 1941
5) 4 s’21 . . .
40,000____ Sept 1 1938
5 V U '2 1 . . .
85,000------ July 1 1941
5s ‘23 M -S 3 9 ,0 0 0 -.Sept 1 ’27-’29
5s ’ 24 M -S [100,000--M ar 1 ’28-’37
1143.000—Mar 1 ’28-*50
5s ’25
4,000_________ Serially
5s ’25 . . .
10,000________ Serially
W ater-W orks R efunding.
4s ’07 M -S *150,000c__ Apr 1 1937
4a ’08 J-D 7 5 ,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1938
4a08 A-O 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 c .-_ Nov 1 1938
4s’ 10 M -N 175.000____ Nov 1 1930
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’24 — . $39,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’39
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s '24 J-D *180,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’44
W ork-H ouse Bonds.
4s ’02 F-A *60,000c__ Aug 1 1932
(Red. after 10 yrs. from date of issue)
4s ’03 A-O 3 0 ,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1933
(Red. after 10 yrs. from date of issue)
5s ’20
..
15,000__June 1 1930
Fire Department Bonds.
4s ’87 A-O *25,000c__ Oct 1 1936
4j$#08 A-O 5 5 ,000c. — Oct 1 1938
4s ’09 A-O 3 3 .0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1939
4s ’ 12 M -S
50.000__Sept 1 1932
4s ’ 12 M -S
40.000__Sept 1 1942
4s ’ 12 - - 10,000__Sept 1 1932
5s ’ 13 M -S
10.000__Sept 1 1933
5s *13 M -S
8,000__Sept 1 1933
4 « s ’ 14 M -S
5,000__Sept 1 1934
i V i * ’ l 5 M -S
5.000__Sept 1 1948
4J*s’ 15 M -S
60.000__Sept 1 1935
5s ’IS . . .
20,000__Sept 1 1928
5s
21,000__Mar 1 1938
5s ‘ IQ. — _ 110.000__N ov 1 1939
5s ’20 . . .
115,000__Serially
185.000____ Serially
5s ’24
33,000____ Serially
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s ’97 J-D *6 8 .000c. ^ Dec 1 1927
4s ’01 A-O
97,000c___Apr 1 1971
(Red. after 10 yrs. from date of issue)
4s ’03 J-J 122,0 0 0 c ...J a n 1 1933
(Red. after 10 yrs. from date of issue)
is ’03 M -S 145,000c___Sept 1 1933
(Red. on or after 8ept 1 1913)
is ’04 M -S 20,000c___Sept 1 1934
(Red. after 10 yrs from date of issue)
4s ’05 M -S 35,000c. — Mar 1 1935
(Red. on or after Mar 1 1915)
4s ’05 . . .
18,000____ Mar 1 1935
4s ’06 M -8 140,000c___Mar 1 1936
4s ’08 M -S 16,000e___Mar 1 1928
4s ’09 M -S 45,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1939
4s ’l l M -S
75,000___Sept 11941
4s ’ 12 M -S
45,000___Sept 1 1942
5a ’ 13 M -S
30,000_ Sept 1 1933
_
t X a ’ U M -8
25,000___Sept 1 1934
4J4»’ 16 M -S 265,000___Sept 1 1936
5s ’ 18
—
15,000___Sept 1 1928
5s ’ 19
—
40,000___Dec 1 1949
5a ’20 . . .
15,000_ Dec 1 1929
_
5 H s’21 . . .
110,000_ June 1 1941
_
5s ’22 . . .
4 0 ,0 0 0 ...........-Serially
5s ’23 M -N 3 18 7 .0 00 -.M a y 1 ’28-’38
5s *24 . . . 195.000c.N ov 1 ’ 27-’39
4>4s’25 . . .
130,000_______ Serially
4J4s’2 6 _
_
5,000_________ Serially
Market House Bonds.
5 s ’22 — .* 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 _________ serial
3J5s’21 J-D
5W s’21 —
5$?s’21 . . .
5s ’21 . . .
5s ’22 . . .
5s ’22
_
5s ’22
_
5s ’22
—_
5s ’24 —
5s ’24
_
5s ’24
_
5 s ’24
—
5s ’24
_
5 s ’25
—
5s ’25
_
5 s ’25
...
5s ’25
_
4 K s ’2 6

Deficiency Bonds.
5s JO ff-J *561,866-.S ep t 18 1927
J-D 137,000____ Dec 1 1928
INTEREST Is payable In part at
the Nat. Park Bank, N . Y . City, and
part at City Treasury.
TOTAL. D E B T , S IN K . F D S .. &c.:
D e c . 31 ’26. D e c . 31 ’25.
Tot. bd d t.$ 3 9 ,25 1 ,016 *38,622,116
Sink, funds. 11,661,805 11,053,347
Net debt.*27,589,210 *27,568,768
Water debt
(incl.above) $7,600,000 $7,559,000
The total bonded debt on Dec. 31
1926, Incl. street-imp. bonds payable
by special assessment to the amount
of $11,385,500.
ASSESSED VALU ATIO N . &c.—
The city’s net bonded debt on Dec .31.
assess, val. and tax rate have been:

163
O O N N E A U T SCH O OL D IS T .
4 ^ s ’08 J-J *39,500c___July 1 1943
6s 15 M -S
8 ,0 0 0 ..M -S 1927-’35
5Jis’ 17 J-D 13,000____ Dec 1 1927
6s ’20 M -N
8,500__ N ov 1 1931
14,000__ June 11940
6s ’21 J-D
6s ’21 J-D 150,000___ June 1 1937
5s ’22 A-O 75,000___ Oct 1 1947
4,115___ Oct 1 1932
5s ’22 A-O
5 V is '2 2 M -S 19,500c.M ar 1 ’28-’52
5M s’23 F-A 16,555______ Aug 1931
6,000___ Sept 1 1933
5 V is '2 4 M -S
9,118___ Jan 1 1949
5 J-£s’25 J-J
T O TAL D EB T M ay 1 ’27 *363,378
Sinking fund_____________
17,830
Assessed value 1927______ 17,824,160
School tax (per *1,000) 1925--S5.15
IN T .o n 6s 1915 at Citizens’ Bank­
ing & Trust C o., Conneaut; other
interest payable at the Conneaut
Mutual Loan & Trust Co.

A ssessed T a x per
LL
.
Y ' t s . N e t D e b t. V a l u a t i o n . 51,000. C O N V O Y -T U(P. Y S C H . D I S T Is In
This dist.
O. Convoy)
$
$
$
Wert County.
1926 27,589,210*571,539,820 20.60 Van17 M-S *28,500.M -S 15 ’27 -’40
5s
1925 27,568,768*568,904,000 20.30 5 ^ ’s ’18 M -S
2,000c___M -S ’40-’42
1924 25,167,634*404,753,740 25.90
1923 22,151,405*385,619,940 26.00 53^s’23 M -S 6 0 ,0 0 0 c _________ 1926
5HJs’24 M -S 13,000------------------------1922 20,376,524*380,500,000 25-50
1921 17,965,994*383,859,790 26.00 B O N D . D EB T Apr 20 ’27- *103,500
2,100
1920 16,904,993*374.509,160 26.00 Sinking fund_______________
assessed valuation
1919 16,317.509*360,000,000(est.)-- Total (about 80% actual) 5,184,180
1926
1917 14,689,119*295,818,180
1916 14.645.028*295,818,180 16.40 Tax rate (per *1,000) 1926-— *15 40
1P15 14,354,061*275,800,720 13.60 Population in 1925 (est.)______ 2,000
1914 13,508.573*275,045,160 13.50 C O R T L A N D S C H O O L D IS T .
1913 13.745,984*252,999.580 14.60
This district (P.
1912 13,524,998*247,576,390 13.40 Trumbull County. O. Cortland) is In
1911 11,299,297*235,660,100 13.50 5s ’23 A-O $118,000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -4 7
1910 10.154,404 101,588,930 31.20 (For maturity see V. 118, p. 332.)
79,593,930 30.30 B D . D E B T M ay 26 ’2 6 - - $123,000
1905 6,925,636
66,847,590 27.50
1900 4,904,984
1890 4,351,090 43,663.270 23.00 Assessed val. 1924_________ 1,927,290
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 5 ---*13.00
1885 1,896,400 35,279,170 22.50
IN T . payable
the Cortland
•Property now assessed at actual Savings & Bankingat o., Cortland.
C
value, formerly Vi actual value.
The 1916 tax rate given above In­
cludes State tax of *0.450, county COSHOCTON. the county seat of
This city Is
*3.00. city *6.01 and school $4,485. ICoshocton Co. Incorp. In 1902.
POPU LATIO N .— In 1920, 237,-1
i qi n i
A-O $26,587*61 ----------------031; 1910 (Census) 181,511,. i qoo i 53^s r23 t B o n d s (.C ity's P o r t i o n ) .
1900.
st ee
125,560.
5 H s ’19 M -S ($5,000— Sept 1 ’27-’36
\ 2 ,8 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’36
COLUMBUS SCHOOL D ISTR ICT.
4s ’09 F-A $60,000c
Aug 2 1929 5 ^ s ’20 M -S ( 2 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’31
1 2 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’30
4s ’ 10 A-O 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1930
W ater Works
4s ’l l F-A 126,000c_— Aug 1 1931
...
$ 1 4 .0 0 0 --............... ........
4s ’ 12 J-D 85,000c— .D e c l7 1932 4 V is
—
13,000________________
4)4s’14 J-D 60,000c — -June 1 1954 6s
(Subject to call beg. June 1 1934.) 4 K s ’16 J-Df 5,000— Sept 1 ’27-’31
\ 10.000--Sept 1 ’32-’36
4 V ie '1 5 F-A 225,000 c..F e b 18 1955
Storm Sewer Bonds.
\ V i8 'l5 F-A
30,000c— Aug 18 1955
--$2,000— . .............. 1927
6s ’20 J-J f 1,000,OOOcJuly 1 ’36-’40 4J3s
...
2 ,0 0 0 ........ 1928
1 170,000c.July 1 1941 5s
R efunding Bonds.
4M s’19 M - N 262.000c.Nov 15’33-’35
M -S $10,000c___ Mar 1 1935
6s ’21 F-A 3,000,000c.Aug 15 ’27-’46 4 K «
Hospital Bonds.
5s ’21 J-D 2,OOO.OOOc-Dec 19 ’42-’52
5s ’23 F-A (208,000c.-F eb 1 ’2 8 -’40 4 H s ’16 J-D ($5.000— -Sept 1 ’27-’31
110,000. ..S e p t 1 ’32-’36
\ 144,000c.Feb 1 ’41~’48
—
4 ,000_______ ____1936
5s ’23A -015 j 180,000c_0ct 15 ’27-’36 6s
—
4.000_____ 1936
1228,000c.Oct 15 ’37-’48 5s
5s’23A -015 j 150,000c___F-A ’27-’28 5s ’23 A-O 2 1 .0 0 0 -— Oct 1 ’27-’33
Fire Department Bonds.
1 3 0 6 ,0 0 0 c...F -A ’29-’31
5s ’24 A-O (54,000c_Oct 15 ’27-’44 4 ^ s ’15 M -N $1,500____ Sept 1 1927
1.500____ Oct 1 1927
\40,000c_0ct 15 ’45-’54 6s ’22 s-a
5s ’25 F-A f54,000c Feb 16 ’28-’36 B O N D . D E B T July 1 ’2 5 - *243,965
\65.000c-Feb 1 ’37-’49 Assessed valuation 1923.-14,689,000
5s ’24 F-A [360,000c.Feb 20 ’28-’35 Total tax (per $1,000) 1924..$23.40
10,847
1230,000c Feb 20 ’36-’40 Population in 1920------------IN T E R E S T payable at the Peo«
4 H s ’25 J-D 552,000-Sept 15 ’27-’50
4M s’26 —
863,000--N o v 1 ’27-’49 pie’s Banking C o., Coshocton,
Marble Cliff ( A n n e x e d ) .
5 s ’09
$750c.Sept 1 ’ 27-’29 COSH O CTO N C O U N T Y .
County seat is Coshocton.
B O N D .D E B T Apr 18 ’27*10,602,750
Road Improvement Bonds.
Sinking fund______________ 3,394,051
Val. school prop.’26 (est). 14,169,000 4 H s’ 12 - - . $29,500___________ 1935
Assess, val. ’26 (actual) .592,000,000 5 H s’20 - - 72.000____________1931
School tax(per *1.000) ’26_____ S8.74 5s ’24 A-O j 9,000c____ Oct 1 1927
School popula’n 1927 (est.)— 315,000
116,000c.-O ct 1 ’28-’29
IN T E R E ST on 5s of 1921, 1922,
Bridge Bonds.
1923, and 6s of 1921 is payable 4 ^ s ’ 16
$ 3 ,3 1 4 ---------1927-1929
at N at. Park Bank, N . Y . O .; other
Flood Emergency Bonds.
interest at clerk’s office, Board of T O T. D E B T July 1 ’25____ $264,550
Education, Columbus, Ohio.
Tot.val .’24(50 to 60 % act) 44,228,330
Co. tax rate (per *1,000) ’23*12.15 +
C O N C O R D T W P . R U R A L S. D ,
Populatlon 1910.30,121; 1920-29,595
This district (P. O. Frankfort) is
in Ross County.
COSHOCTON SCHOOL D IST.
5J4s’2 2 M -S $79,700c-Sept 1 ’27-’42 4 K s ’ 12 M -S *49,09QcM&S 1 ’27-’33
5 V is '2 2 M -S (18,000c-Sept 1 ’2 7 -’35 5s ’ 15 M -S 11,500cM-S 1 ’2 7 -’34
yi.OOOc-Sept 1 ’36-’46 4 X s ’ 16 M -S 1 4 ,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1935
B O N D . D E B T Dec 1927— $118,303 (For maturity see V . 102, p. 2097)
Total assessed value 1927—4,788,620 5 ^ s ’ 18 M -S * 3 ,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1930
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’27-S6.62 6s ’21 J-J
2 6 ,0 0 0 --July 1 ’28-’38
Population 1927 (est.)_________2,300 5s ’22 A-O ( 7 8 ,0 0 0 -0 ct 1 ’27-’38
IN T . at Merchants & Farmers
t 5 6 ,0 0 0 -0 ct 1 ’39-’46
Bank, Frankfort.
5 s ’23 M -N 2 4 ,0 0 0 r ____ 1927-1938
6s ’23 J-D 4 5 ,9 0 0 r____ 1927-1931
C O N G R E S S T W P . S C H . D IS T .
B O N D . D E B T June 1 ’27 *307,500
This district is in Wayne County. Assessed valuation 1927 —20,000.000
S c h o o l-B u ild in g B o n d s.
School tax (per *1 ,@06) 1927— $10.50
5 H s’23 M S $11,200c_Feb 1 ’28-’43 Population in 1927 (est.)_____ 11,000
B O N D . D E B T April 1925- *59,168 IN T. at Comm’i Nat. Bk.. Coshocton.
Asa’d val. ’25 (75% a c t .) „ 2,261,910
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1 9 2 5 ---*1 2 .5 5 C O V E N T R Y T W P . R U R . S. D .
Population (estimated)________2.000
This district (P. O. Barberton) is
in Summit County.
CONNEAUT.
5 H s’ 19 A-O * 3 6 ,0 0 0 -.Oct 1 ’27-’44
This city is In Ashtabula County. 5s ’25 A-O 114,000— A&O ’27-’45
Inc. N ov. 15 1902.
B O N D . D E B T Apr 29 '27 *147,000
Floating debt (addT)______
5,400
S tr e e t Im p t. B o n d s .
5 H s’ 19 M -N *6,400____ M ay 1 1929 Tot.ass’d val.’27(2-3 a c t.).5,876,900
5 V ia' 19 M -S
2,100- - Sept 12 ’27-29 School tax rate (per *1,000) ’2 7.*8.25
E le c tr ic -L ig h t B o n d s .
Population in 1927 (est.)_____ 10,000
5 ^ s ’20 J-J *45.000..........Jan 1 1930
CRAW FO RD COUNTY.
D e fic it B o n d s.
U 4s’20 J-J *22.164.14— Jan 1 1930
Bucyrns is county seat.
P ark B o n d s.
Children’ s Home Bonds.
4H a’06 Oct *22,000c_____Oct 1936 5 ^ s ’ 18 A-O f *1,700____ Apr 10 1928
P u b lic U til. B ds. ( W a t e r W o r k s ).
\ 4 ,4 0 0 .-Oct 10 ’2 7 -’28
6s ’21 J-D *400.000____June 1 1941
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
F u n d in g B o n d s.
5s ’19 J-D $20,900____ J-D ’27-’29
6s ’21 J-D *25,000____ June 1 1931 6s ’20 J-D 47.500____ J-D ’28-’30
S ew er B o n d s.
6s ’21 F-A 54,000____ F-A ’27-’31
5 X s ’ 19 J-J
5 ,4 0 0 .July 5 ’27-’29 6s ’21 J-J
4 3 ,0 0 0 ...............— 1928
6s ’20 M -S
1 ,2 0 0 .-Sept 24 27-30 6s ’22 A-O 65.900____ A-O ’27 ’31
G E N . B D , D T . Jan 1 ’2 7 . *105,188 5 V ie '2 2 M N 6,000_____ M N 1927
Assessment debt (add’l ) - .
148,561 5 H s ’24 A-O [60,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’32
Water debt (add’l)________
400,000
1 6,000c____ Oct 1 1933
Electric debt (add’l)..........
45.000 5s ’26 - - . $ 4 0 ,000--Oct 1 ’27-’34
Sinking fund general_____
227,507
County Road Bonds.
Ass’d val.’27(abt.& act.).17,824,160 6fl ’21 M -S *5,400____ M -S ’27-’28
Tot. tax rate (per *1,000) ’26.S22.04
Bridge Bonds.
P o p ’n ’ 10, 8,319; ’20_________ 9,343 5 ^ s ’25 — 7*30,000— Oct 1 ’27-’32
IN T E R E S T payable at Citizens’
\ 4,269____ Oct 1 1933
Banking & Trust Co., Conneaut.
os ’26 . - 26,000— Oct 1 *27-’3 l

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OHIO—CITIES AN D TOWNS

C R A W F O R D C O . (C o n clu d e d ) .
B O N D . D EB T Mar 1 '2 5 . $498,729
Assessed value, real______ 52,682,300
Assessed value, personal..27,471,160
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (80%act)80,153,460
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$52.50
Population 1910,34,036; 1920,36,054

Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S24.10
Pop’n 1927________________ 1,200,000
INT. at office of County Treasurer.
* Includes road bonds to the amt.
of $7,888,757.95, of which $4,633,718.47 is the county share and $3,255,039.48 is the assessment portion.

C R A W F O R D CO. R O A D D IS T .
N O . 1.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s '15 M -S $20.000c___Sept 1 1927
5 s ’26 . . .
2 9 ,0 0 0 -- Oct 1 '2 7 -3 4
B O N D . D E B T Mar 2 7 '2 5
$60,000
Assess.val.'23 (80% act.).28,211,520
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924— $0.60
IN T - payable at office of Treas.

C U Y A H O G A FALLS.
This city is in Summit County.
All bonds are coupon in form.
6s '21 M -S /$12,000-Sept 1 ’27-’30
1 5,500___Sept 1 1931
Street Impt. ( V i ll a g e 's p o r t i o n ) .
5J4s’18 M -N $3,500____ M ay 1 1928
6s '24 A-O 12.000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 0
3,000..........Oct 1 1927
4,000— -Oct 1 ’29-’30

1

C R E S T L IN E .
This village Is In Crawford County
Inc. 1856. Population 1910, 3,807;
1920 , 4,313.
Improvement Bonds.
6s
. . . $45,546_________________
1 2 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1 '31-’34
Deficiency Bonds.
8,000— .O ct 1 '27-'30
6s
...
$1,000_________________
9,000— .O ct 1 ’31-'33
W ater-W orks Bonds.
9,824____ Oct 1 1927
4s '05 M -N $ 5 2 ,5 0 0 ..M ay 1 '28-'34
9 9 ,0 0 0 ..-O ct 1 ’28-’36
4s '06 F-A 1 1 ,0 0 0 ..Aug 1 ’35-’37
Paving Bonds.
GEN. B D . D T . Jan 1 '2 7 . $141,564 6s '20 J-J ($14,000—July 1 ’28-'29
Assessment bonds (add’l ) . .
39,253
1 10,500____ July 1 1930
Assessed valuation 26(est.)4,000,000
Sewer Bonds ( V i ll a g e ’ s p o r t i o n ) .
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 6 ...$ 1 5 .2 0 6s '18 F-A ($ 2 ,0 0 0 .-Aug 1 ’27-’28
IN T . at First N at. Bk., Crestline.
1 3,500____ Aug 1 1929
6s '18 M -S
4 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’28
C R E S T O N S C H O O L D I S T R I C T . 5 K s ’ 19 M -S
7,500— Sept 1 ’27-’29
This district is now a part of Ca­ 6s '20 J-J / 6 ,8 0 0 .-July 1 ’27-’29
I 5,000____July 1 1930
naan Township Rural School Dis­
6s *22 A-O
1 ,5 0 0 .-Apr 1 '28-'30
trict, which see.
6s '22 A-O 1 2 ,5 0 0 .-Apr 1 '28-'32
Cuyahoga River Purification.
C R O O K SV IL L E .
5s '17 J-D $ 5 2 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 '26-'38
This city is in Perry County.
W ater-W orks Bonds,
W ater W orks Bonds.
5M s’27 . . . $96,000-.Sept 1 ’28-’51 5s '00 A-O $56,000___________ 1934
B O N D , D E B T Mar 1 9 '2 7 . $96,000 5s '17 A-O 16,000___Oct 1 ’27-’42
(22,000. Dec 26 ’27-’48
96,000
Water debt (incl.)_________
Sinking Fund— General___
6,159 5 ^ s ’18 J-D { 6 ,8 0 0 .. Dec 27 1949
( 7 ,2 0 0 .. Dec 27 1950
Total assess, val. 1926____ 3,213,760
Population in 1920--------------------3,311 5>£sT9 M -N (38,000. Nov 1 '27-’45
\ 3 ,0 0 0 ... Nov 1 1946
7,000— Oct 1 ’27-’33
C R O O K S V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T . 5Jis’19 A-O
6s '20 M -N 4 8 ,0 0 0 ..Nov 1 ’27-’55
School Bonds.
(See V . I l l , p. 2248, for maturity.)
5s '14 . . . $15,000__________ ______ 6s '21
T 1,800____ Nov 1 1927
_s '23 A-O 73,500________________
54£s’24 A-O (1 6 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 16 '27-’42 6s '21 M -N \ 5,000—N ov 1 '28-'32
6s '23 A-O
8 ,0 0 0 .. .Oct 1 ’27-’28
112,000— Oct 1 ’43-'48 6s '26 A-O *30,000— Oct 1 '2 7 -3 6
5s '14 . . .
$6,500________________
G en. Impt. Bds. ( V i ll a g e ’ s P a r t ) .
54£s’26 M -S
6 ,0 0 0 .-M -S 1 ’28-’33 5 ^ s '2 2 J-D.J$ 4 8 ,0 0 0 ..D ec 1 ’27-’32
6s '26 . . .
4,964_________________
1 8.408.60-D ec 1 1933
Funding Bonds.
5s '17 A-O $91.700c.A&01 '2 7 -’36 6s '23 A-O 2 1 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’32
'27
B O N D . D E B T June 1 '2 7 . $143,464 5s Park A-O 1 9 5 ,7 5 0 -.A-O 1 '2 8 -4 2
Impt. Bonds.
Tot.asses.val.’24(80% act.) .2,564,000 6s '26 A-O ($4,546____ Oct 1 1927
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$26.00
(49,500— .O ct 1 ’28-’36
Population in 1927____________ 4,000
Cuyahoga River Est. Im pt. Bds.
($1,665____ Oct 1 1927
CUYAH OGA COUNTY.
6s ’26 A-O j 6,000— Oct 1 ’28-’31
County seat is Cleveland.
(10,000— Oct 1 ’32-’36
Public C ounty Building Bonds.
*Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4 ^ s ’08 A -0 $ 1 5 9 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1927
1 5 ,0 0 0 ...O ct 1 '27-’36
4s '09 A-O 145.000c.0ct 1 '27-'29 6s '26 A-O 5 0 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’26-’46
6s '26 . . .
4s '10 A-O 45,000c_0ct 1 '27-'29 B O N D . DEBT Jan 1 '27.$1,950,087
4 K s ’ 10 A-O 60.0 0 0 c.0 ct 1 ’27-’30 Water debt (incl.)________
206,500
4 H s ' l l A-O
60.000c_0ct 1 ’27-’30
(add’l ) . _
4s ’l l A-O 170,000____ A-O '27-’32 Assessment debt valuation 1,461,679
4s '12 A-O 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 c ...A -O ’27-’33 Total assessedactual)____ 17,432,000
1927 (50%
5s '18 A-O 70,0 0 0 c ...A -O '27-’44
5s '19 A-O 851,0 0 0 c ...A -O '2 7 -4 5 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$21.60
Population in 1920___________ 10,'<'00
Road Bonds (C ou nty’s Share).
IN
on 6s of
5 K s ’24 A -O f$21,000c..O ct 1 '21-’33 and 5T . s of 19221921, 1922 and 1923
H
Citizens'
C U Y AH O Falls, atand on Bank,
\ 3,153c____ Oct 1 7934 Cuyahoga G A FALLS SCH . DIS.
bonds
5 s '25 A - O
19,000c____ Oct 1 1927 marked (*) at the Depositors, Sav­
School Bonds.
1160.000c.-0ct 1 ’28-’35 ings & Trust C o., of Cuyahoga Falls.
f $3,400c.M & S l'27-’28
5s ’25 A-O 2 7 ,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’35 4J4s’17 M -S { 52.000c.M ASl '29-’41
I 3 ,000c. .M ar 1 1942
5s '25 A-O (1 0 ,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’31
112,000c. .O ct 1 ’32-’35 4H s'17 A-O 19.000c._0ct 1 '27-’41
5s '25 A-O J15.OOOc.Oct 1 '2 7 -’31 5s T 9 A-O 110,000— Oct 1 '27-'36
116,OOOc.Oct 1 ’32-'35
t 6,000— Apr 1 ’32-'37
5s '25 A-O J 8,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’28 5>£s'21 A-O 362,000— Oct 1 ’27-’55
135,000c— Oct 1 ’29-’35 (See V. 112, p. 581, for maturity.)
5s ’25 A-O 116,000c— 0 ct 1 ’27-’34 TOTAL DEBT July 1 '25 $574,245
J 4,000c____ Oct 1 1935 Assessed valuation 1924.15,560,000
5s *25 A-O 162,000c— Oct 1 ’27-'35 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’20_$16.60
4 K s ’25 A-O 170,0 0 0 -.Oct 1 ’27-’31 Population in 1920 (est ) _____ 10,200
160.000. .0 c t 1 '3 2 -3 5
IN T . payable at Cuyahoga Falls
5s '25 . . .
54,000—Oct 1 ’27-’35
5s '25 ___ ( 4 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 '2 7 -3 0 Savings Bank.
110.000.
. 0 c t 1 '3 1 -3 5
C U Y A H O G A H EIG H T S.
R efunding Bonds.
This village (P. O. R. F. D .
5 s '15 A -0$121,000c.A& O 1 '27-’39
Brooklyn Sta., Cleveland) is in
G en era l Im p rovem en t B on d s.
5s ’27 .- - $ 3 9 4 ,7 2 5 .- A-O 1 ’28-’39 Cuyahoga County.
Fire Department Bonds.
4Ms’27 A-O 1 6 6,134..O ct 1 ’27-’36
$1,500c___Oct 1 1929
4J4s’27 A-O 17,611— Oct 1 ’27-’36
2,000c— .O ct 1 1928
Sanitary Engin’g Dept. Bonds.
1,500c___Oct 1 1929
6s '21 A-O $280,000c..A -O '2 7 -4 2
2 ,0 0 0 c .. .O ct 1 1930
5s '22 A-O 758.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-'43 5 K s ’24 A-O
3,OOOc_Oct 1 '31-’32
4 J£s’23 A-O 110,500c..O ct 1 '27-’43
2,000c___Oct 1 1933
5s '23 A -O l.082,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’44
1,500c___Oct 1 1934
6s ’23 A-O
5,500c..O ct 1 '27-'37
. 2,000c___Oct 1 1935
5 s ’24 A -O l ,481,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’44
General Sewer Bonds.
5s ’25 A-O 683,000c..O ct 1 '27-’42
4 H s'2 5 A -0 2 ,320,500------------------------- 54£s’23 A-O $24,500c— Oct 1 '2 7 -3 3
434s’26A -01,736,100------------------------- 5)4s'24 A-O 30,000— Oct 1 ’27-’41
Paving Bonds.
Site Bonds.
5s '27 . —
5,000— Oct 1 '2 8 -3 7 5 K s ’25 . . . $80,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1934
B O N D . DEBT Apr 24 '2 6 . $850,500
Bridge Bonds.
17,895
4s '11 A-O $252,000c.-A -O ’27-’41 Water debt (incl.)_________
129,426
4s '12 A-O 1,106,000c— .A -O ’27-’43 Assess, debt (add’l)______
Sinking fund_____________
94,700
5s ’ 13 A-O 675,0 0 0 c ...A -O '27-’43
5s ’ 15 A-O 1 0 5 ,0 0 0 c ...A -O '27-’34 Total assessed val. 1925— 21,781,580
434s’ 16A -0 1018,0 0 0 c ...A -O '27-’46 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$16.60
IN T . at the State Banking &
5s '14 A-O 425,000c— .A -O ’27-’40
4Hs'08 M -S 26,000c.Sept 1 ’27-'29 Trust Co. of Cleveland.
j. ™
i
i7q ,0 0 0 c ...A -O ' '2 7 -2 8
nnn^
A .n 0 7 _’ os
4s '09 A-O
3
5s '18 A-O 105.000c.A-O 1 '27-'44 D A N B U R Y T W P . R U R A L S. D .
This district is in Ottawa County.
i’20 A-O / 6 6 ,000c.Oct 1 ’27-'29
1 24,000c___Oct 1 1930 6s '21 M -N $7,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1941
5,500c— -Sept 1 1932
6s ’21 A-O 334,000c. .A -O ’27-’47 6s '21 M -S
8,500c— .July 1 1935
6s '2 2 A-O 21,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’46 6s '22 J-J
5s '22 A-O 322,000c— Oct 1 ’27-'46 5s '23 J-J 100,000c___________1946
5s '23 A-O 105,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’47 B OND. DEBT Apr 21 '2 7 . $121,000
10,000
5s '24 A-O 856,000c— Oct 1 '27-’49 Sinking fund_______________
Assess, val. '26 ( H act.)— 6,300,000
Sewer Bonds.
4 } 4 s ' 2 7 . . . ($ 2 2 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’28-’42 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---- $10 85
1 23,000— Oct 1 ’2 9 -’42
D A R K E C O U N TY .
4 M s’27 . - - 149,000
County seat is Greenville.
(Due $74,000 Oct. 1 '28, '29, '31,
Road Improvement Bonds.
’ S3, 34 and '36; $75,000 Oct. 1 '30,
6s '21 M -S ($30.000cMar 1 ’28-’31
’ 32, 35 and ’37.)
\73,500c Sept 1 ’27-'31
T O T .B D .D T . Jan 1 '26 *$23,275,528
Sinking fund_______________ 744,025 6s '24 M -S 28,000___ M -S ’27-’29
Assess, val. '25/real — 2,090,045,590 5 ^ k 2 4 M -S 10,000___ M -S '2 7 -’29
Iperson’l. 810,559,000
Bridge Bonds.
Total val. 1 9 2 7 .. . - . 2 900,604,590 5 H s’24 M -S $7,500_____ M -S ’27-’29




[V ol. 124.

Special road debt Apr 1 '2 7 . $242,000
Police Department Bonds.
J-J $1,200____ July 1 1929
Assessed valuation 1927..79.140.650 5s T9
A-O 23,000____ Oct 1 1934
State & Co.tax(per$1,000) '2 5 ._$5.30 5s T 9
Population 1910,42,933; 1920.42,911
General Improvement Bonds.
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office. 4s '08 F-A $23,000____ Aug 1 1928
General Fund Bonds.
DAYTON.
5s T 9 J-D $540,000____ Dec 1 1927
A-O 450,000____ Oct 1 1928
County seat of Montgomery Co. 6s '20
Incorp. a town Jan. 6 1816. New 6s '21
M -N 450,000____M ay 1 1931
J-D 70,000____ Dec 1 1931
charter adopted Aug. 12 1913, In 5s '21
effect Jan. 1 1914 and upheld by 5s '26 . . .
31,500______1928-1937
Court of Appeals in March 1917. All
General Lighting Bonds.
bonds are coupon in form, with
privilege of registration as to prin­ 4 M s 'llM -N $15,000.June 1 '3 0 &’40
Paving Bonds (C i ty 's p o r t i o n ) .
cipal and interest.
5J^s'21 F-A $50,000____ Aug 1 1941
Bridge Bonds.
General Sewage Survey Bonds.
4s ’04 F-A $3.000— Feb 1 '28-’29 4J£s’ 14 J-J $30,000____ July 1 1934
4s '08 M -N 90,000—M ay 1 '28-'35
Street Intersection Bonds.
4s TO F-A 125,000—Feb 1 ’27-'35 5s T 3
F -A $2,000____ Aug 1 1927
4 Jus’l l M -S
4,000____ Mar 1 1928 5s '13 M -S 2 ,5 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’29-'30
4s ' ‘ A-O 25.000—Apr 1 ’28-’31 5s T 3 J-D 1 4 ,5 0 0 ..Dec 1 ’27-’29
'12
‘
4s '12 M -S 10.000— Sept 1 ’27-'314 ^ s ’ 15 J-D 32,500____ June 1 1928
5s T3 F-A 10.000 ___Aug 1 '27-'28K s ’27 . . . 50,000c_Sept 1 ’28-’52
4
4J^sT4 J-J
7,400___ July 1 1934 G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 '27113,651,347
5s T4 M -N 15,000____Nov 1 1934 Special assessment d e b t.. 1,681,123
4 ^ s '1 6 M -S 115.000____Mar 1 1941 Water debt_______________ 4,101,000
5 ^ s ’21 M -S 100,000____Mar 1 1941 Sinking fund--------------------- 3,153,173
5 ^ s ’21M -N 125,000___ M ay 1 1941 Population in 1900__________ 85,333
6s '21 J-J
25,000____July 1 1941 Population in 1910_________ 116,577
5 K s ’21 J-J
57,000____July 1 1941 Population in 1920_________ 152,559
4Ms'25 M -S 96,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’50 Population in 1926_________ 183,700
44£s'25 M -S 480,000— Sept 1 ’27-’50
4M s’25 M -S 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-'51
ASSESSED VAL U ATIO N .
A ssessed
T a x per
Refunding Bonds.
Y ears—
V a lu a t i o n .
$1,000.
5s TO A-O $20,000____ Oct 1 1927
4 ^ s ’ l l J-D 2 3 ,0 0 0 ..June 1 '28-’36 1926-1927--------- $337,675,960 $23.80
1925-1926 ____ 332,714,250
22.40
Garbage Reduction Bonds.
20.80
5s '14 M -N $10,000____ Nov 1 1934 1924-1925------ 326,731,830
28.20
5s '15 F-A 45,000____ Feb 1 1935 1923-1924------- 235,675,560
4Hs'16 A-O 25.000 __Oct 1 1936 1922-1923------- 231,373,170 29.00
4 H s ’ 17 A-O 27.000 __Apr 1 1937 1921-1922------- 236,829,650 29.60
25.60
5s '17 J-D
5.500 __Dec 1 1937 1920-1921------- 227,339,580
5s '23 A-O 78.000—
Oct 1 1919-1920-------- 216,164.740 21.00
’27-’33
18.00
5s '24 M -S 11 5 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-'31 1918-1919_____ *203,063,970
15.40
\ 4 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 '32-’33 1 9 1 7 -1 9 1 8 ... *193,232,590
15.60
4 ^ s '2 5 M -S 15,000— Sept 1 '27-’35 1916-1917--------*178,831,930
1915-T6 ---------*171,481,890
13.40
Fire-Department Bonds.
13.60
5s '13 F-A $ 9 0.000.-Aug 1 27-'32 1914---------------- *166,831,200
14.40
4 H s ’ 16 M -S 4 0 ,0 0 0 ..M ar 1 ’27-’46 1913---------------- *153,774.660
12.80
5s '23 A-O 2 6 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’28 1912.................. *150,005,610
13.60
4 H s '2 6 . . .
25,000______ 1928-1939 1911-------------- *143,230,810
62,631,280
29.60
4 H s ’ 2 7 . . . 200,000— Sept 1 ’28-’40 1910-------------51,010.380
28.20
1905-------------Miami River Impt. Bonds.
42,565,200
25.60
4s ’ l l A-O $8,000____Apr 1 1928 1899-------------* Assessment for 1911 and subse­
4s ’ l l J-D 3 5 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 '27 '33
4s '12 A-O 234,000—Apr 1 ’28-’37 quent years about actual value.
IN TER EST Is payable at the Na­
Market-House Bonds.
4s '09 F-A $35.000— Feb 1 '29 ’30 tional Park Bank. New York.
5s '13 F-A 10,000c— .Aug 1 1927
4 H s’ 16 M -S 17,000____ Mar 1 1936
D A Y T O N SCH O OL D I S T R I C T .
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
School Bonds.
5s '13 M N$480,000—M ay 1 ’28-'32
5s '13 M -S 30,000— Sept 1 ’27-’32 4s '12 J-D$100,000c_ Dec 19 ’27-'30
5s '14 A-O 70,000.Apr 30 '28-'33
4 4 i s T 5 A - 0 / 38,000____ Oct 1 1933
1300.000— -O ct 1 ’34-’39 5s '15 J-D 200,000c.June 1 ’ 3 l-'3 8
Intersection Bds. (C ity 's P o r t i o n ) . 4 ^ s ’16 F-A| 50.000c.Feb 3 ’34-’38
(280.000c.Feb 3 '39-'46
4 K s ’ 16 A-OS1 8 3,000..A pr 1 ’28-’36
4l4s'17 M -S 200,000___Mar 1 1937 4H s'17 M -S 65.000c.M ar 1 ’28-'40
6s 20 J-J
70,000c.July 1 ’28-'40
4 ^ s ’ 18 A-O
55.000___Mar 1 1938
5H s'21 M -S 850,OOOc.Mar 3 ’28-’61
Street &Sewer Im pt. Bonds
5s '22 M -S 833,000c.Sept 16 '27-46
(City’s Portion.)
5Hs'21 M -N S350.000— -N o v 1 1941 5s '22 A-O 782,000___Oct 1 '2 7 -’46
4Jis’27 . . . 225,000— Sept 1 '2 8 -3 7 (For maturity see V. 115, p. 784)
(2J6,000cSept 15’27-34
Park Bonds.
4K s'16 A-O $43,000___Oct 1 1936 4J4s’23M-S15-( 28,000cSept 15 1935
|297,OOOcSept 15’36-46
5s T9 F-A
25,000___Feb 1 1944
I 28,000c.Sept 15 1947
6.500 __July 1 1929
5s T 9 J-J
5 s '2 2 A-O 44.000— -O ct 1 ’27-’434 % s 23M-S13 90,000-Sept 13’27-’53
5s '22 A-O 10.000— -Oct 1 ’27-'33(For maturity see V . 117, p. 1369.)
. ,
. 5ept 1 ’27-’35 (162,000cJuly 1 0 ’27-’35
4 K s ’25 M -S 2 7 .0 0 0 .
4Jss’24 J-J
19,000c__July 10 1936
W ater-W orks Bonds.
(l80.000cJuly 10 ’37-’46
4s TO M -N $8,000—M ay 1 '28-’34
4s '12 A-O 50,000—Apr 1 '27-'31 4J4s’25 M -S 284,000cSept 15 ’27-’43
5>*sT4 J-D 100,000____ Dec 1 1944 (For maturity see V . 120, p. 480.)
5s '15 F-A 150.000------ Feb 1 1945 44£s’25 M -N ] 9 0 ,000c.N ov 7 ’27-’45
4>^sT5 J&D 135.000____ June 1 1940 44£s A -O ’26$1,200,OOOcOct l ’27-’50
4 ^ s ’ 14 A-O 79,000____ Oct 1 1939 4 K s ’25 . . . l,500,000cDec 3 '2 7 -5 0
5s '14 M -S 30,000____ Sept 1 1939 B O N D . P E B T M ay 1 '27 $7,494,000
323,514
4 H s’ 16 A-O 60.000____ Apr 1 1946 Sinking f u n d ------------------43^s’16 A-O 50.000_____ Oct 1 1936 Assessed val. 1926_______350,950,160
(Assessment 75% act. value.)
5s '17 J-J 380,000____ July 1 1937
4 ^ s ’ 17 J-J
20,000-------July 1 1937 School tax (per $1,000) 1926-- .$8.8 9
5s '20 M -S 125.000-------Mar 1 1950 Population m 1926 _________ 185,000
IN T
6s '20 A-O 200,000_____ Oct 1 1950 Bank, . payable at National Park
New York.
5 ' 2 1 F-A 300,000____ Feb 1 1951
5s '23 A-O 180,7 0 0 ..A pr 1 ’28-’48
5s '24 M -S 270,000— Sept 1 ’27-’44 DEERFIELD SCH O O L D IS T .
This district (P. O. Deerfield) is
4H s'25 M -S 480,000— Sept 1 ’24-’50
4 K s ’25 M -S 500,OOOr.Sept 1 '27-’50 in Portage County.
Building Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 M -S 500,000c.Sept 1 '27-’51
4 ^ s '2 6 . . . 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 '27-51
f $ 8 ,0 0 0 -.A p r 1 '28-’43
54£s’19 A -0 ( 1 7 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 '27-'43
Workhouse Bonds.
44*s’ 16 M -S $50.000____ Mar 1 1941
I 10,000. .A p r 1 ’44-’53
6 ^ s '1 8 J-D 75,000____ June 1 1938
„
I 1 0 .0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 ’44-'53
6s '20 A-O 65,000____ Oct 1 1940 B O N D . D E B T Apr 6 1921- $50,000
Floating debt______________
2,000
Crossing Elim. Survey Bds.
4H s'14 J-J
$5.000____ July 1 1934 Assessed ral’n, real e state.. 766,280
Assessed val’n, personal___ 420,820
Sewer Bonds.
4 las’ l l A-O $ 4 5 .0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’35 Other assessable property. . 285,410
5s '13 A-O 6 1 ,0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-'33 Total assess, val. 1920____ 1,472,510
3 .6 0 0 ..Sept 1 '31-'33 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’20.$16.60
5s '13 M -S
3,000— Sept 1 ’27-’29 Population in 1920 (est.)______ 1.200
5s '13 M -S
5,000____ Dec 1 1935
5s '13 J-D
3.500 __Dec 1 1928 D E F IA N C E . _
5s '13 J-D
30 .0 0 0 . . Dec 1 ’29-'34 This city is In Defiance County.
4.500 __July 1 1934 Inc. as a village 1836; as a city 1881
5s '14 J-J
5s '15 M -S 40,300____ Mar 1 1936 (2nd class).
4 ^ s '1 5 F-A 19.000—
19,000__Aug 1 1935
City Hall Improvement Bonds.
4 ^ s ’16 A-O 175,000____Apr 1 1936 5 K s ’23 M -S $3,500_____ __________
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s '14 A-O
3,250__Oct 1 1939
4H s'16 J-D
77,000__Dec 1 1936 5s '17 M -S $2,000____ Mar 1 1928
Filtration Plant Bonds.
5s T 9 J-J
2,000__July 1 1929
5>£s '21F-A 100,000____ Feb 1 1941 5s T 9 M -S $142,000____ Sept 1 1939
534s’21M -N ; 100,000____ N ov 1 1941 6s '20 M -S 5 0 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 '3 0 -’39
5s '24 M -S I 7 8 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’39 6s '21 M -S 3 5 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 '40-’46
\ 35,000-. Sept 1 '40-’44
Street Improvement Bonds.
44£s’25 M -S 95,000c.Sept 1 ’27-'45 5s T9 M -S $ 7 ,5 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’29
4 H s ’25 M -S 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 '2 7 -4 6 5 s '2 2 M -S ( 3 0 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 '2 7 -’48
4 ^ s ’26 . . . 500,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’51
\ 8 ,000._D ec 1 '4 9 -5 2
6s '24 M -S 17,000_____________ _
General Street Im pt. Bonds.
4 Jus’ l l A-O $ 5 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 '28-’35 6s '24 M -S 17,000____________
4 H s 'l l A-O 4 0 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’35 53^s’26 . . .
5 ,1 1 0 --Sept 1 ’28-’33
5s '13 M -N
7,200__N ov 1 1939
W ater Plant Purchase Bonds.
44£s’ 14 J-J
6,900__July 1 1934 4 H s’16 M -S $95.000c-Nov 1 '27-'45
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4 H s ’ 14 M -N
6,900__Nov 1 1931
4(^sT6 M -S
18,000__Mar 1 1940 5s T8 M -S $3,500____ Mar 1 1928
5s
J-J
2,000__July 1 )9 2 8 5J4sT8 M -S j 1 ,0 0 0 ..M a r 1 ’29-’30
5s T9 J-J
5,200__July 1 1929
1 8.00 0 . .M a r 1 ’31-’38
5 ^ s ’23 A-O 150,000..O c t 1 '27-’32 6s '21 M -S 15.000-.Sept 1 ’30-’34
6,000________________
5s,-'24 M -S 2 7 1 ,8 0 0 .-Sept 1 '27-'33 6s '23 M -S
Funding Bonds.
5s '24 M -S
4.500 ..S e p t 1 ’27-'29
L £ ^ s ’25 M -S 2 7 0 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’35 54£s’ 18 M -S $ 3 ,8 0 0 ..M a r 1 ’28-’34
9,000____ Sept 1 1929
r ^ s ’25 M -S 1 2 ,9 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’46 5s T9 M -S
4
2 5 .0 0 0 - -Oct 1 '2 7 -3 6 Grade Crossing Bonds.
5s '26
4J^s’26
5 0 .0 0 0 - -M a rl5 '2 7 -3 65s '22 M -S $ 4 2 ,5 0 0 ............................

J une, 1927.]
D E F IA N C E (C o n clu d e d ).
R efunding Bonds.
4s ’02 M -S $6,000c— -M ar 1 1932
4 ^ s ’08 M -S 3 0 ,0 0 0 ---M a r 15 1932
5s ’ 15 M -S
1,950_$1,500 yearly
5s ’24 —
|30,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’28-’37
128,000— Sept 1 ’38-’44
4 % s ’24 M -S J48,000........... 1927-1942
t 2,000____________1943
G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 ’27 $450,049
Water bonds (add’l) _____
136,000
Spec, assess, debt (add’l) 156,843
Assess, val. real estate___ 8,438,960
Assess, val. personal_____ 4,114,230
Total assess, val. 1926____ 12,553,190
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926____ $23.00
Population in 1920 ___________ 8.876
IN T . at the City Treasurer’s office.

OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
D E LPH O S SCHOOL D I S T R I C T .
This district is In Allen and Van
Wert Counties.
4 Jig’10 A-O $68,900c.Apr 1 ’28-'45
4M s’12 M -S 18,000cMar 20 ’28-’45
6s
...
6 ,0 0 0 -. June 1 ’28-’33
T O T . D E B T M ay 20 ' 2 6 . . . $98,000
Sinking fund______________
2,771
Ass’d val. ’25 (34% a c t .) ..6,600,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 3 -..$ 7 .2 0
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 6,200
IN T. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y .

DENNISON.
This city is in Tuscarawas County.
Incorporated 1873=
Sewer Bonds.
5J4s’24 M -N $6,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’32
5J4s’24 M -N l.OOOc.Nov 1 ’2 7 -2 8
R efunding Park Bonds.
D E F IA N C E C O U N T Y .
,s
M -N $ 5 ,5 0 0 ..N ov 1 ’27-’32
Defiance Is tbe county seat.
Building Bonds.
Road Bonds.
f$24,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’40
5s T9 M -S $14,000— Mar 1 ’28-’29
5s T9 M -S
9,600— M -S 1927-'29 5 K s ’1 9 A -0 ( 26,OOOc_Oct 1 ’27-’40
1941
1.000
____________Sept 1 1927 l 2,000c------ A-O ’28-’30
6s ’22 . . .
2,100c.M ar 1
6s T 9 M -S
4 ,0 0 0 -.Mar 1 ’28-’29
W ater & Electric Light Bonds
2.000
____________Sept 1 1928
5 H s’23 . . .
$ 9 ,0 0 0 .— Oct 1 ’27-’37
6s ’21 M -S
8 ,8 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’30
Street Bonds.
6s ’21 M -S
1.000
____________Sept 1 1927 *$4,000c June 1 ’28-’31
6s ’21 . . .
. 6 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’2 8-30 5?4s’23J-D29 5,000-D ec 29 ’27-’33
6s ’20 . . .
16.500-Oct 1 ’27-’30
5J4s’24 J-D 10,000____ J-D ’28-’34
6 s ’21 . . .
1 3.500-Sept 1 ’27-’30
J-J
1,000— Oct 1 ’28-’3Q
6s ’21 M -S f 4 0 .0 0 0 - Sept 1 ' 2 7 - 2 8 5J4s
City
Equipment
42,000 — Sept 1 29-’38 5J4s’24 Bldg. 15,000— Oct Bonds.
--.
’26-’35
6s ’21 M -S
6 8 .0 0 0 - -Sept 1 ’27-’30 5M s’25 J-J
$1,110---- Oct 1 ’27-’30
5J*s’22 M -S 42,800— Sept 1 ’27-’30
R efunding Bonds.
b M s ’ 2 2 M -S 2 4 .0 0 0 -Sept 1 ’27-’30
$3,200___Oct 1 ’27-’33
5s ’25 M -S 72,915.10Sept 1 ’27-’34 5J4s’25.T-J
— -----T O T . D E B T M ay 28 ’27 - $233,940
Inter-County Road Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1927____ 6,152,190
5s 25 M -S $16,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’34 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '26.$25.80
Building Bonds.
1910. 4,008:
6 s ’21 M -S $ 4,000--Sept 1 ’27-’30 Population bonds marked 1920, 5,524
IN T . on
(*j payable
Bridge Bonds.
5s 13 M -S $19,500c_Sept 1 ’27-’29 in N . Y .
6s '18 - - 1,500____Mar 1 1928 DENNISON C IT Y SCH. D IS T .
TO TAL D E B T M ay 27 ’27. $403,095
This district (P. O. Dennison) is in
Total assess, value 1926.-47,188,860 Tuscarawas County.
County tax (per $1,000) 1926--$6.90 514s’23 F-A $4,800____ F-A ’27-’29
Popul’n 1910, 24,498; 1926. 24,549 BOND. D EB T July 1 1925-S1U ,900
IN T. at Treasurer’s office.
DOVER.
This city Is in Tuscarawas County.
D E F IA N C E S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
Improvement Bonds.
5s T 8 A-O $ 2 2 ,1 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’50
5s ’26 A-O ($3,500--Apr 1 ’28-’34
Building Bonds.
1 8 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’27-’34
4 K s ’ 16 A -0$147,900c..A p r 1 ’28-’56
Storm Sewer Bonds.
6s ’21 M -S 32,000c.Sept 1 ’28 -’31
6s
...
$ 6,500--Apr 1 ’28-’34
R efunding Bonds.
W ater W orks Impt. Bonds.
5s T4 A-O $5,000_Apr 1 ’28-’32
4 H s’ 16 s-an $45.000.A&O 1 ’27-'41
Deficiency Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
5M s’23 F-A $7,5 0 0 c ...A u g ’27-’31
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 29 ’27 $229,250 6s '20 A-O $2,000___ Oct 1 ’27-’31
...
80,605________________
Total val.’26 (80% act.)-12,500.000 6s
7 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’2 7 -’32
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-$23-00 6s ’22 A-O
($1,500 in odd years and $1,000 in
Ponulation in 1927 (est.)_____ 8,500
even years.
IN T E R E ST payable in Defiance.
5s ’24 A-O J21.000____ A-O ’27-’33
2.090____ Apr 1 1934
DELAW ARE.
400____ Oct 1 1927
This city is In Delaware County.
600____ Oct 1 1928
Inc. 1815.
5)4s’24 A-O
8 0 0 -.O c t 1 ’29-’30
600____ Oct 1 1931
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s&6s . . . $50,116____ Mar 1 1933
800— Oct 1 ’32-’33
1600____ Oct 1 1934
6 s ’25
M -S
l.OOOc.Mar 1 ’28-’29
Sewer Bonds.
Electric Light & Power Plant.
5 s ’26 . . . $215,000-M ar 1 ’27-’36 5J4sY9 A-OS106.700____ A-O ’27-’38
Park Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
A-O ($3,000_1928-1930
5s-6s
...
$2,000 .................... 1931 5s ’27
1 500--------Oct 1 1931
Refunding Bonds.
4H -5 -6 S ... $25,0 0 0 .................... 1931 T O T. B D . D T . June 1 ’27 $ 345,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) - 141,000
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
6 s 23
M -S $6 ,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’32 Assessed valuation 1927— 21,000,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) 27.$15.40
Paving Bonds (C ity 's P o r t i o n ) .
5 K s ’23 M -S $24,800c.M ar 1 ’28-’33 Population 1910. 6.621; 1920. 8,101
G E N . B D . D T . Sept 1926- $290,023
Assessment debt (add’l)
45 77^
D O V E R C I T Y S C H O O L D IS T .
Sinking fund___________
13 15 6
This district is in Tuscarawas Co,
Assess, val. real e s ta te ... 8,811,540
School Bonds.
Assess. val. personal_____ 5,089,480 4J4s’16 A-O $20,000— A-O 1 ’38-’39
Tot.asses.val.’26(75 %act) 13.901 020 4)4sT7 A-O 1 5 ,0 0 0 ..A&O 1 ’27-’4I
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26 *17.60 T O T. DEBT July 1______ $210,000
Population in 1 9 20..............
8,756 Sinking fund_____________
7,030
IN T . payable at the Deposit Bank­ Tot.ass’d val.’24(60% act) 15,546,230
ing Co. (sinking fund depository.)
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’25_$7.54
D E L A W A R E C I T Y SCHO OL D IS.
414s
c ;$9,000-------- Sept 1930
4 ^ s 12 M -S 20,000____ Sept 1 1937
R efunding Bonds.
___$12,000__________
1936
6s
BOND D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 .
$33,500
Tot.ass d val. 27(80%act) 14,203,030
Total tax rate(per $1,000)’2 7 . .$6.45
Population in 1920____________ 9,076
Bonds and interest payable at De­
posit Bank Co., Delaware.
D E L A W A R E COUNTY.
Delaware Is the county seat
County Incorporated in 1808.
Road Bonds.
5>4s’23 M -S $18,600____Sept 1 1932
5s 23 s-a
42,000 _____ 1927-1932
f66,000____ M -S 27-’32
5s ’24 M -S j 7,000____ Sept 1 1932
120,000____ M -S ’33-’34
5s ’25 M -S 11 6 ,0 0 0 -.-M -S 1927-30
.
1 8 ,0 0 0 ---M -S 1931-34
5s 27
7 2 .8 0 0 -.M -S l ’28-’36
r i i rioor-*?9,u,! ty
Bonds.
$55,200-Sept 1 ’27-’31
6 } is 23 M -S 7 7 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-'33
6b
...
65,400.................. ...........
5s 24 M -S (60,0 0 0 c ...M -S ’27-’31
Tr_
(30,000c— M -S ’32-'34
B O N D . D EB T Apr 17 ’27 $966,389
Sinking fund--------------------120 015
Tot .ass’d val .’27(85 %act) 51,993,840
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1927____$5-88
191°- 27,182; 1920, 26.013
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office
DELPH OS.
This city is in Allen County.
Deficiency Bonds.
6s
J -J
$3,000— Jan 1 ’28-’30
Street Bonds (C ity 's P o r t i o n ) .
6s
£ 5 *25.000------ June 1 1930
B O N D . D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 - . $61,987
Assess, debt (add’l)_______
48,800
Sinking fund_______________
16 254
Assess, val. ’27 (M act.) — .7,500!000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 4 -..$ 2 1 .5 0
Population 1910, 5,038; 1920, 5,745




D O V E R V IL L A G E S C H O O L D IS ­
T R IC T .
This district (P. O. Dover Center)
Is in Cuyahoga County.
School Bonds.
5s T7 A-O $6.800—A-O
’27-’30
6s '21 A-O 2 8 ,0 0 0 ... A-O
1927
6s ’22 A-O
1 ,4 0 0 c .. Oct 1 1927
G E N . B D . D T . July 1 ’2 3 . $236,000
Sinking fund_______________
987
Assess, val. real___________ 2,513,340
Assess, val. personal______ 675,910
Tot.ass’d val.’21 (80%act.)3,189,250
Total tax rate (per $1,000) f21_$17.90
Population in 1920_____________ 1,754
D R E SD E N .
This village is in Muskingum Co.
Public Hal! Bonds.
6 s '24 J-D $ 1 ,3 0 0 ..June 1 ’28-’32
Fire Engine Bonds.
6 s ’24 A-O $1,500c. .O ct 1 ’27-’29
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 14 T 9 . $42,500
Assessment debt (add’l.) __
21,000
Total assess, val. 1918____ 1,010,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9 $15.40
Population 1910, 1,549; 1920, 1,434
D U N K IR K .
This village is in Hardin County.
B OND. D E B T M ay 1 ’2 5 - $29,379
Water debt (included)____
11,000
Assessment debt (add’l) ___
7,700
Floating debt______________
800
Sinking fund_______________
100
Ass’d val. '25 (80% a c t .) ..1,190,280
Total taxrate (per $1,000) ’25 $23.00
Population in 1920_______________ 894
EAST CLEVELAND.
This city is in Cuyahoga County.
Incorp. as a village Feb. 11 1895;
as a city Feb. 19 1911.
5s ’20 A-O $3,500____Oct 1 1927
6s ’20 A-O 5,000_____ Oct 1 1931
6s ’21 A-O (70,000— _Oct 1 ’27-’36
\ 8 ,0 0 0 — Oct 1 ’27-’34
City Hall Heating Bonds.
6s ’20 A-O- $5,000____Oct 1 1935

165

E A S T L IV E R P O O L .
General Impt. Bonds.
This city is in Columbiana County.
4 K s ’25 A-O $95,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’45
(52,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’39 Incorporated Jan. 1 1834.
City Bonds.
4 K s ’25 A-O
3 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1940
(5 2 ,0 0 0 c--0 c t 1 ’41-’53 6s '23 A-O i$2,666_____ Oct 1 1927
\ 3 ,6 6 6 ...O ct 1 '28-’29
4)^s’26 A-O
3 ,0 0 0 --O ct 1 ’28-’33
9 ,5 4 0 --Sept 1 ’28-’32
5s ’26 A-O 2 50,000--O ct 1 ’27-’36 5s ’27 —
Emergency Flood Bonds.
4}4s’26
2 0 8,000-_0ct 1 ’28-’43
6s ’24 M -S ($2,800— Sept 1 ’27-’30
Building Bonds.
\ 800____ Sept 1 1931
($6,000— .O ct 1 '27-’38
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s T 9 A-O -j ($1,000 in even years.)
4s
M -S $6,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1932
( 2,000____ Oct 1 1940
5s
9 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’35
W ater Bonds.
2,0 0 0 _____________
4s '07 M -N $23,000___ N ov 1 1927 5s
4s ’08 M -N 7 ,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1928 5s T6 ann U.OOOc.Aug 1 ’27-’29
-July 1 ’28-’29
5s T3 A-O 41,000____ Apr 1 1933 6s ’20 July 3 0 .0 0 0 .
2 ,500c. Oct 1 ’27-'31
5s ’23 A-O
5 ,5 0 0 .-._ .-O c t 1 1927 6s ’22 A-O
6s ’22 A-O
l.oOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’31
W ater-W orks Bonds.
/ 2 ,0 0 0 -..S e p t 15 1927
4s ’09 M -N $8.500____ M ay 1 1928 5s ’25
128,000-Sept 15 ’28-’34
Public Bldg. & Repair Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O $18,000— Apr 1 ’28-’32 -s '29 A-O 5 0,000--June 1 ’27-’31
-O ct 1 ’27-’31
5s ’23 A-O
1 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-'28 ,s ’23 A-O 1 5 .000.
5 s ’23 A-O
1 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’2S _s ’24 M -N 3 2 ,5 0 0 --0 c t 1 '2 7 -3 2
Municipal Building Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O 4 0 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’2 7 -’36
5s T6 Oct $20,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’30
Electric Light Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O $ 8 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’34
5s
. . . $ 2 2 ,0 0 0 .-M a y 1 ’28-’38
Shaw Brook im pt. Bonds.
Market House Bonds.
4 H s ’16 M -S $1,360____ Sept 1 19^7
5s T5 M -S $5,000____ Sept 11927
Paving Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4^s
M -N $1,000_____ M &N1927
F-A $92,925c..A u g 17 1933
5s T6 F-A 55,000........... 1927-1936 4 H s
(Subject to call after Aug. 17 1913.)
Street Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
4J*sT7 M -S $69,000— Mar 1 ’28-’50
5H s
A-O 14,500 .......... 1927-1940 5s '25 A-O $ 3 ,6 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’33
W ater Bonds.
5>£s'20 A-O 18,0 0 0 c..O c t 1 ’27-’35
5>$s’20 A-O 50,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’36 4s ’00 . . . $105,000.-July 1 ’28-’40
5s T9 A-O 28,000c.Apr 1 ’27-’40 5s T5 J-J 165,000c.July 1 ’28-’43
(Due $4,000 in each even-numbered 5s T5 ann/ 5,000____ July 1 1943
1170,000.-July 1 ’44-’60
year.)
Refunding Bonds.
f 3,OOOc-Oct 1 ’27-’28
5s ’22 A-O-I ($1,000 in odd years and -s T6 . . . $21,000........................... I 2,000 in even years.) T O T. B D . D T . Apr 23 ’27 $988,055
I 3,OOOe.Oct 1 '2 9 -’31 Total assessed val’n 1927.39,805,910
5s ’23 A-O 135,OOOc-Oct 1 ’27-’36 Total tax (per $1,000) 1927---$23-70
($13,000 in even years and $14,006 Population 1927__________...2 2 ,5 0 0
IN T E R E S T payable in New York
in odd years.)
5s ’23 A-O 20,000. .O ct 1 '27-’38 and at City Treasurer’s office.
(For maturity see V . 117, p. 237.)
5s ’24 A-O (1 0 8,0 0 0-.Oct 1 ’27-’35 E A S T L IV E R P O O L SCH. D IS T .
\ 13,000____ Oct 1 1936
School Bonds.
5s T9 A-O
4 ,0 0 0 -. Apr 1 ’28-’34 5 s ’94 J-D $ 1 4 .0 0 0 c „ . June ’28-’33
6s ’22 A-O
9 .0 0 0 .O ct
1 ’27-’31 4s ’02 J-J
3,000c_July 1 ’28 -’29
5s 22 A-O
6.000—
Apr 28-31 4s '09 F-A 63,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’47
1
5s ’22 A-O
7,500— Oct 1 ’27-’31 5s T8 F-A 7 5 ,0 0 0 ..Feb 1 ’30’-54
5s ’23 A-O 2 6 .4 0 0 -Apr ’28-’49 4s T2 J-D 121.000c. June 1 ’28-’52
1
5s ’24 A-O 56 .4 0 0 -Oct ’27-’51 5s T4 . . .
1
29,000c____ 1927-1941
5s ’24 A-O 6 3 .0 0 0 -Oct ’27-’43 5s T8 F-A
1
8 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 '27-'34
5s ’24 A-O 2 6 .0 0 0 -Oct
1 ’27-’39
10,500____ M ay 1 1929
5s ’24 A-O $20,000-.O c t 1 ’27-’36 5s T9 . . .
9 0 ,0 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’30-’38
' 7,000____ Oct 1 1932
4.000 ___ M ay 1 1939
5s ’25 A-O
9,606____ Oct 1 1933 6s '22 A-O
5 ,0 0 0 c .. Oct 1 1926
10,000___ Oct 1 1934
, 6,0 0 0 c .-.O c t 1 1927
9,000____Oct 1 1935 5s '23 F-A 2 0 ,0 0 0 .-F -A 1927-31
5s ’24
50 .0 0 0 . -O ct 1 ’27-’51 Deficit Bonds.
5s ’24
6 8 .0 0 0 -Oct 1 ’27-’43 T9 . . . $21,000____ Oct 1 1927
6s
5s ’24
2 6 .0 0 0 Oct 1 . . .
6s '21 ’27-’39 9 0 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 ’29-’38
4M s’25 A-O 120,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’41 6s ’22
6.000 ___ Oct 1 1927
Highway-Improvement Bonds. 6s ’22 A-O /4 9 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’34
5s
4 - 0 $25,000____ Oct 1 1935
\ 6,000____ Apr 1 1935
Street Lighting Bonds.
5s ’26 M -N 34 ,2 4 1 --M a y 1 ’27-’31
6s '20 A-O $84,0 0 0 --O ct 1 ’27-’40 T O TAL D E B T Jan 1 ’27- $650,741
5s ’23 A-O
7 ,0 0 0 --O ct 1 ’27-’33 Ass’d val. ’26 (70% act.).36,045,700
Fire Department Bonds.
Total taxrate(per $1,000) ’26-S20.29
4M s’ 10 M -N $ 4 ,0 0 0 --N ov 1 ’27-’30
Playground & Park Bonds.
4>£sT6 J-J
$5,000____ July 1 1929 E A S T P A L E S T IN E .
This village is in Columbiana Co.
5s T9 A-O 25.000............1935-1958
“
‘ ‘
Paving Bonds.
6s ’20 A-O 24,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’50
6s
$3,500— Jan 1 ’28-’34
5 /£ s ’23 A-O 3 1 .0 0 0 - -Oct 1 ’27-’46 T 8 . . .
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s ’24 A-O
9 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’28-’44
5s ’20 F-A $ 1 0 .0 0 0 ... ................... ..
4 J^s’25 A-O 40,000c--O ct 1 ’27-’56
/ 6,000____ A-O ’27-’32
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 2548.) 5/^s ’25
1 4 1 8 .5 3 --Apr 1 1933
Fire & Police-Signal Apparatus.
W ater Bonds.
4Jis’ 10 M -N $6,500— M ay 1 ’28-’40
5s T7 A-O $12,000c.A-O 1 ’27-’34
Hospital Bonds.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 16 J -D I155,000— June 8 1957
6s T 9 A-O 2 )5 ,000 c..O ct 1 ’27-'69 6s ’20 M -S $13,000-.Sept 1 '27-’52
Refunding Bonds.
Traffic Signal Bonds4M s’25 A-O $50,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’41 5s '17 M -S /$3,000c.M & S 1 ’27-’29
] 5 0 0 c .. .M a r 1 1930
(For mat. see V. 121, p. 2548)
I 9 0 0 c...S e p t 1 1930
5s ’26 A-O 18,000--Oct 1 ’27-’42
BON D . D EB T July 1 ’25-.$193,634
G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 ’27-$2,130,860
Water debt (included)____
79,506 Population 1920_______________ 5,750
Assessment debt (add’l ) . . 1.509,788
Sinking fund_____________
650,000 E A S T P A L E S T IN E S C H . D IS T .
Total assessed val’n 1926.93,7O0,680
This district is in Columbiana Co.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $22.80 5s T 2 F-A $33,700— M -S 1 ’27 -’49
Population 1910, 9.179; 1920.-27,292 5s '13 . . .
3 ,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1933
INTEREST Is payable at the Su- 5s T 5
F-A 3 ,5 0 0 _______1927-1933
perior Sav. & Trust C o .. Cleveland, 5s T7
. . . 2 ,5 0 0 ____________ 1930
Cleveland Trust Co. and Guardian 5 ^ s ’ 19 . . . 4 ,2 0 0____________ 1935
Savings & Trust C o., Cleveland.
6s '21
. . . 17,600
1927-1932
6 s ’22
. . . 20,600 ______1927-1933
5s ’23 A-O 80,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’42
E A S T C L E V E L A N D C I T Y SCH .
6 s ’23
. . . 4 ,8 0 0 ______ 1927-1934
D IS T .
. . . 8 ,0 0 0 ______ 1927-1934
4 H S ’04 J-D $l 15,000c. .June 15 1934 6s ’24
A-O 8,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’35
4J4s’08 M -N 9,000c— M ay 21 1928 6s ’25
4468’09 J-J 100,000c..Jan 17 1930 B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 '27- $177,033
4s '12 A-O 16,000c___Oct 1 1931 Assessed value 1927________7,219,930
4s T2 A-O 1 5 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1932 School tax (per $1,000) ’27___$24.00
4^s
J-D 150,000c__Dec 16 1932 Population in 1927 (est.)_____ 5,700
IN T . at Union Commercial Sav­
5s T4 A-O 3 8 ,0 0 0 c .. .Apr 4 1934
5s T5 J-J 150,000c..July 17 1935 ings Bank, East Palestine.
4 H s ’17 A-O 455.000c_.Apr 16 1957
(Due $15,000 yearly beginning 1919.) E A S T U N IO N T W P . S C H . D IS T .
5* T9 J-J 250,000c. July 15 ’27-'51
This district is in Wayne County.
6s ’21 M -N 85,000c_.M ay 16 1941 6s ’22 A-O $66,000c__________ 1942
6s 20 J-J 400.000cJuly 30 '31-’40 B O N D . D E B T M ay 28’27- $63,000
b t f s ’ 2 2 A -O / 9 8 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1940 Total assess, val. 1926____ 3,320,130
1 2 4 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1941-1943 School taxrate(per $1,000) ’26-$9.50
5s ’22 A-O 144,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’37 Population 1927 (est.)_________ 2,000
125.OOOc.Oct 1 '38-’42
IN T ER EST and principal payable
5s ’23 A-O (50,000c_0ct 1 1927-36 at Apple Creek, Ohio.
112,000c.O ct 1 1937-38
5>4s’24 A-O (14,0O0c_Apr 1 ’28-’34
1l3,OOOc_Apr 1 ’35-’39 E A ST Y O U N G S T O W N .
This village is in Mahoning Co.
5 H s’24 A-O (1 4 ,0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’34
Fire Hose Purchase Bonds.
\15,000—Apr 1 ’35-’39
- - . $1,500-Sept 15 ’27-’28
4M s’26 A-O / 65,000 — Oct 1 ’27-’39 6s '25
Automobile-Purchase Bonds.
I 6 0 .000c.0ct 1 ’40-’49
5s T9 M -N $3,600-M ay 15 ’28-’33
4M s’26 —
1 2 5 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 ’27-’49
Street Impt. (V illa g e 's P o r t i o n ).
Deficiency Bonds.
11,000-Sept 15 ’27-37
6s ’20 M -S
6s ’21 J-J /$270,000c.Jan 15 ’31-’39
1 ,183-— Sept 15 1938
\ 45,000c..Jan 15 1940 6s '25 ___
4 7 5 --.S e p t 15 ’27-’29
6s '23 F-A /48,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’31
116.20. ..S e p t 15 1930
l28,OOOc.Feb 1 ’28-’31 6s ’25
4 5 0 ...S e p t 15 '27 -2 9
T O T. B D . D T . Apr 1’27-$2,581,000
184.69. ..S e p t 15 1930
Sinking fund_____________
210,624 6s ’25
5 8 5 --.S ep t 15 ’2 7 -2 9
Ass'd val. ’27 (80% a c t.).99,211,680
177.65— Sept 15 1930
Sch’l tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $12.71 + 6s ’25 . . .
2 ,6 0 0 .-Sept 15 ’27-’34
Population in 1927___________ 42,000
212.39-Sept 15 1935
7 ,9 0 0 .-Sept 15 ’27-’34
IN T E R E ST is payable at the- Su­ 6s ’25 . . .
perior Sav. & Trust Co. and Cleve­
996.99-Sept 15 1935
land Trust Co., Cleveland, and Guar­ 6s ’25 —
75___Sept 15 ’27-’29
dian Savings & Trust Co.
10.20___Sept 15 1930

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E A S T Y O U N G S T O W N ( ConcX .)
Fire Alarm System Bonds.
5>is’23 A-O $ 6 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’32
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s '15 J -D /$ 1 2 ,0 0 0 -.A p r 1 '28-'29
1105,000--Apr 1 ’30-’44
6 s '19 M -N 3,000-N ov 1 5 ’27-’29
6s ’25
--9 ,000-Sept 15 ’27-'35
Storm & Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
6s ’25
- - - f$600-.S e p t 15 ’27-’29
1 293____ Sept 15 1930
6s ’25
- - - (5 ,8 0 0 --Sept 15 ’27-’34
1 643.03-Sept 15 1935
6 s ’25
- - - (525____ Sept 15 ’27-’29
1135.15---S e p t 15 1930
TOTAL D E B T July 1 ’25.$1,166,897
Assessed valuation 1920.-24,576,950
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915___$10.40
Population 1910, 4,972; 1920, 11,237
IN T . on water bonds at Vill. Treas.
EAST Y O U N G S T O W N SCH . D.
This district is in Mahoning Co.
Building Bonds.
5s ’16 M -S $44 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’49
5 ^ s ’ 18 F-A 70,0 0 0 --Feb 1 ’28-’42
5 s’ 19 A-O 175,000..............................
School Bonds.
5 ^ s ’ 19 - - - $45,000--June 1 ’3 1 -4 5
5 H s’20 J-J
3 6 ,0 0 0 .-Jan 1 '28-’45
6s ’20 J-D 8 5 ,0 0 0 .-June 1 ’27-’44
5s ’24 F -A /1 3 6 ,0 0 0 --F e b 1 ’28-’35
1180,000--Feb 1 ’36-’45
5s ’25 M -S 5 7 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’46
T O T. D E B T July 1 ’2 5 --$1,050,500
Sinking fund______________
$19,609
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919____ $14.40
IN T . at Commercial National
Bank, Youngstown.
EA T O N .
This village Is In Preble County.
Inc. about 1806.
Street Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O $1,000 ...........1927-1928
5 H s’22 M -S
4,000 ______1927-1935
5s ’25 A-O
3.500____Oct 1 1930
5>£s’26 - _ 6,600-Feb 15 ’28-’33
W ater W orks B onds.
5s ’ 17 A-O
$500 ..........1928
5Ms’ 18 A-O
2,000 ...........1928-1931
6s ’20 J-J
2 3 ,0 0 0 ...........1927-1949
5J£s’23 A-O
4 ,0 0 0 -.A-01927-1931
Sewer Construction Bonds.
4>£s’07 M -S $ 7 5 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1942
Service Fund Bonds.
5 ^ s ’22 M -S $10,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1932
6 s ’24
4 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1930
G E N . B D . D T . June 15 ’27 $130,500
8,550
Assessment debt__________
T O TA L D E B T June 15 ’27 139,050
Assessed value, real________ 3,521,260
Assessed value, personal___2,646,150
Tot.ass’d val. ’26(80%act.)6,167,410
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-821.93
Population 1910, 3,187; 1920, 3,210
IN T . at Preble County N at. Bank,
Eaton.
_______

OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
W'ater-Works Bonds.
4H s’98 J-J
$9,000_July 1 ’28-’28
4s ’02 J-D 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 -.Dec 1 ’ 27-’38
44*s’05 M -S 60.000c.M ar 1 ’28-’37
3 H s’06 J-J
15,000c.Jan’ 1 29-’36
4s 06 M -N SO.OOOc-May 1 ’28-’37
4 s ’08 J-J
2 ,0 0 0 ........... 1927-1929
4s ’08 J-J
1 ,0 0 0 ........... 1927-1928
4s ’ l l
F-A 5 0 ,0 0 0 ........... 1940-1949
7 .5 0 0 .......... 1932-1934
4 ^ s ’ 13 A-O
4s ’ 14 F-A 12 .0 0 0 ____ 1927-1931
4J4s’16 J-D 20.000 .......... 1930-1939
50,000c.July 1 ’29-’33
30,OOOc.July 1 ’34-’35
60,000c.July 1 ’36-’38
5s ’ 10 J-J
150,000c. July 1 39-'44
60,000c .July 1 ’45-’46
300,000c.jan 1 ’30-’49
lOO.OOOc.Jan 1 ’50-’54
5s '20 J-J
100.000c.Jan 1 ’55-’58
6s ’20 F-A 35,000c_Aug 1 '30-'36
5 ^ s ’21 F-A 360,0 0 0 --Aug 1 ’35-’44
5M s’22 M -S 126.000c.Sept 1 ’27-'47
6s '24 A-O 4 0 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’46
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
6s '20 M -N $48,000_Nov 1 ’27-’28
6s ’20 J-D
5.000____________1928
6s ’21 A-O 72.000____ Oct 1 1931
Sewer Bonds.
4 Ms’ 11 F-A $ 3 ,0 0 0 .......... 1930-1932
6 s ’20 M -N 3 ,0 0 0 ______1930-1932
5M s’22 M -S
1 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1928
4M s’27 M -S 700,000--Sept 1 ’28-’52
Fire Department Bonds.
4 Ms’ 11 F-A $22,000 _____ 1930-1940
5s '19 A-O 20,000 ______1930-1939
Police Improvement Bonds.
5s ’21 M -S
$500___________ 1926
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’22 M -N $40,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’34
Equipment & Improvement Bds
5s ’26 J-J $16,000____ Jan 1 1933
T O T .B D .D T .M a y 15’27-$3,391,986
Special assess, bds. (incl.)
194,608
Water debt (incl ) ________ 1.697,500
Floating debt (additional)
(special assessment)____
53,462
362,515
Sink, fund (cash value)___
Total assess, val. '26 (30%
actual)_________________ 54,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $21.00
Pop'n 1910, 14,825; 1920_____ 20,474
IN TER EST is payable at U . S.
Mtge. & Trust Co., N . Y .

E L Y R I A SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
4Ms’06 M -S $3,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1928
4s ’07 M -S 25.000o_Jan 1 - 8 - ’37
4M s’ l l M -N 2.000c-N ov 17 ’27-28
4M s’ 12 M -N 15 .0 0 0 -.N o v 4 ’27-36
4s ’ 12 J-D 240.000-Dec 24 ’27-’42
6s '20 J-J 400,000— .......................
6s ’21 J
->T 4 7 5 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’28-'46
4M s’23 A-O 152 ,0 0 0 --0 ct 1 '27-’45
5M s’23 F-A (54,000____ F -A ’27-’31
1 5,197.92. Aug 1 1931
T O T . B D .D T . July 1925-$1,578,698
EATON SCH OOL D IST R IC T .
Assessed valuation 1922.-41,662,165
This district is in Preble County.
School rate (per $1,000) 1922-.S8.67
School Building Bonds.
Population in 1920___________ 20,474
4 U s’26 A-OS325,000- - Oct 1 ’27-’49
xINT. at the Elyria Sav. & B k. Co.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’27- $325,000
Total assess, val. 1926____ 9,622,340
Population in 1920____________ 4,810 E LM ORE.
This village is in Ottawa C o u n t y .
E A T O N T O W N S H IP R U E . S. D . BOND D T . Jan 1 ’27_______ $10,000
This district (P. O. Eaton Centre) Sinking fund------------------------- 4,905
Is in Lorain County.
5s ’25 A -0$100,000__________ _____
B O N D . D EB T Apr 1 27—
$97,500 E RIE C O U N T Y .
Sandusky is the county seat.
Assessed valuation 1927.-13,111,310
Population (estimated)_______ 2,500
Highway Bonds.
IN T . at Lorain County Savings & 5M s’24M-S j$12,000--M ar 1 ’28-’33
Trust Co. of Elyria.
\ 2,900____ Mar 1 1934
Road Bonds.
EDEN T O W N S H IP .
5s ’26 —
$17,000-M ay 12 ’28-’37
This township Is in Seneca County. 5s ’25 —
2 8 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’36
Road Bonds.
Debt Bonds.
5a ’19 M -S
$6,000c.M -S ’27-’29
- . - $ 1 4 .0 0 0 _____ 1927-1930
B O N D , D E B T April 2 6 ’26 $95,000 6s
County Bonds.
Tot.asses .val ,’25(act .val .)2,125.000
$9 ,2 0 0 --Feb 1 5 ’28-’36
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $17.00 5 s ’26 - - 22 ,0 0 0 --Apr 2 6 ’28-’36
Population 1910. 1,233; 1920-.1.146 5s ’26 . - 5s ’25 - - 28,750--Sept 1 ’27-’36
Bridge Bonds.
E L IZ A B E T H T W P . S C H . D IS T .
$30,500____ July 5 1935
This district (P. O. Troy) is in 4s ’ 15
5M s’25 A-O 1 8 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’35
Miami County.
G E N .B D . D T .M a y 2 7 ’2 6 - $ l,5 5 3 ,4 7 0
Building Bonds.
61,250
5s ’ 16 M -S $2,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1928 Floating debt (add’l) _____
49,473
(Due $500 each 6 mos. beginning Sinking fund_____________
Assess, val. real estate___ 48,262,560
Sept. 1 1920.)
B O N D . D E B T June 4 ’27- $20,900 Assess, val. personal_____ 33,340,970
Total assess, val.’27(act.).2,595,530 Total assess, val. 1925
(65% actual)__________ 81.603,530
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.-$6.2(5
Population in 1925 (est.)______ 1.000 State & Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
1925__________________________$6,50
Population 1910, 38,327; 1920-39.789
E L M W O O D V IL . ~SCH. D IS T .
P. O. Elmwood Place, Hamilton
County.
5M s’22 M -S $50,000-M ar 31 ’34-’48 E U C LID V IL L A G E S C H O O L D IS .
This district Is In Cuyahoga Co.
5M s’22 J-J
8 ,5 0 0 .Jan 27 '28-’44
5Ms
M -S *8 ,4 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’39 4 M s 'll A-O $61,000c.-O ct 1 ’2 7 -3 5
5Ms'13 A-O
5,0 0 0 c ..O c t 1 27-'31
5s ’25 A-O 10,800c.Apr 1 ’28-’45
B O N D . D E B T Apr 1 ’27 . . $109,000 5s ’ 16 A-O 1 8 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’27-’44
9 ,0 00c..O ct 1 '27-''44
Assessed val. ’27 (M act.).8,090,000 5s ’ 17 A-O
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $5.89 5s '18 A-O 260,000 ______1933-1941
* IN T . at the First National Bank, 5 s ’ 18 A-O 190,000 ...........1927-1933
6s ’21 A-O 2 3 .0 0 0 c ______1927-1949
Elmwood.
_______
5M s’22A-OJ 99,OOOc_Oct 1 ’27-’35
E L Y R IA .
U32,OOOc.Oct 1 ’4 2 -4 6
This city Is situated In Lorain Co. 5s ’25 A-O 380,000c__0ct 1 ’27-'45
Incorporated April 1892.
B O N D . DEBT Apr 22 '27$1,177,000
Bridge Bonds.
Sinking fund_______________
50.000
5s ’13 A-O $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 ...........1935-1944 Assess, val. 1927 (about
6s ’20 A-O 1.000 .................-.1 9 2 7
% actual)______________40,374,000
-s ’24 M -S 1 3 .9 1 6 ______1927-1940 School tax (per $1,000) 1926— $6,28
Cemetery Bonds.
Population (e st)______________ 11,000
4s ’ 12
A-O $10,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1929
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office.
5s ’25
M -N 21,000____ Nov 1 1947
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s '12 A-O $ 4 0 .0 0 0 ______1941-1950 F A IR F IE L D S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
-s ’24 A-O
9.500 ______1927-1946
Annexed by Bath Township Con­
5s ’26
M -S 3 0 ,5 0 0 ..................-.1 9 5 7 solidated School District.
Paving Bonds.
4M s 10 M -S $ 6 ,0 0 0 ______ 1927-1928
4 Ms’ 11 “
F-A 10 ,0 0 0 ______ 1930-1938 F A IR F IE L D T W P . R U R . S C H . D
This district (P. O. Lilly Chapel)
4M s’ l l J-D
7 .0 0 0 ____ 1930-1936
4 M s 'll M -S
2 .0 0 0 ____ 1930-1931 is in Madison County.
4s ’ 12 A-O 4 9 ,5 0 0 ______1927-1934
Building Bonds.
4 -0
1 2 .0 0 0 ____ 1927-1933 5s ’ 15 M -S $6,000c.M -S 1 ’27-’28
$8,000
>rjo * -1 1 ;.
, 1Q27-1929 B O N D . D T . M ay 1 ’27— .
-4lassess. value 1926___3,200,000
V
t
5s ’19 F-A 6o» aa3C— . * > , 1'
3s ’21 F-A 10,000c-Feb 1 ‘3 6 -4 0
at 2-3rd actual)
6s ’21 J-J
8 0 .0 0 0 ____ 1926-1934 Sch .tax rate u- :'*tl ,000) ’2 6 --$11.60
5M s’26 J-J
50,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’37 Population 1926---------------- 2,850




[V ol. 121.

F A IR P O R T .
F O S T O R IA .
This village is In Lake County.
This city Is In Hancock and Seneca
5s ’ 18 M -S $1,000-M ar 14 ’28-'29 oountles. Incorporated Mch. 1888

Village Hall Impt. Bonds.
$9,600____ A-O ’27-'36
Electric Transmission Line Bds.

5M s’24 A-O

fSl ,500_____ Oct 1 1928
5M s’22 —
\ 2,000____ Oct 1 1929
3 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’30-’31
I 2,000____ Oct 1 1932
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 1 5 '2 1 . $24,250
56,900
Assessment debt (add'l)___
Floating debt (add'l)______
10.000
Sinking fund_______________
22,670
Tot .assess .val. '23 (abt .act .)4 ,129,690
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '20.$15.60
Population 1910. 2,263; 1920..4.217

F A IR P O R T SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .
This district (P. O. Falrport Har­
bor) Is In Lake County.
4M s’ 1 0M -S ( $S,O00c_Sep 12 ’27-'46
\ 2 0 .0 0 0 c -M a r l2 ’28-’47
8 ,4 0 0 c ____ 1927-1947
4M s’ l l M-S
20,000c_0ct 1 ’29-’33
30,000c.O ct 1 '34-'38
40,000c_0ct 1 ’39-’43
5M s’19 A-O
50 .0 0 0 c .0 c t 1 ’44-’48
llO.OOOc.Oct 1 ’49-’58
5M s’22 A-O
11,300c. Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 5
5s ’22 A-O
13,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1937

Funding Bonds.

5s ’ 17 F-A $2,000c.Aug 1 ’2 7 -’30
Refunding Bonds.
5s T 6 F-A x$3,200c .A& F 1 '28-'31
B O N D . D E B T Apr 18 ’27- $445,631
Assess, val. '27 (3-5 act.)..7 ,3 7 5 ,0 2 0
School tax (per $1,000) 1927. .$11.67
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 5,600
s IN T . at Painesville N at. Bank:
others at Cleveland Tr. C o., Painesv
F A IR V IE W .
This village is In Cuyahoga
W ater Main Bonds.
5M s'23A -0 ($133,000c.0ct 1
1 100,000c. Oct 1
Paving Bonds.
5s ’27 A-O $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1
Road Bonds.
5M s’24 A-O $ 4 ,9 0 0 ._0 c t 1
B O N D ED D E B T ................
IN T . at First National
Rocky River.

Water Works Bonds.

5s ’ 14

M -S ?$I8,200-Sept 1 ’ 27-’39
U 9 ,5 0 0 -M a r 1 ’28-’40
5 M s'22 s-a
] 2 .0 0 0 ____1927-1932
5M s’25 M -S 14,000____ M -S ’27-’33
(Bonds mature each 6 months.)
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S $63.000____ M -S ’26-’34
5s ’27 - - - 200,000--M -S 1 ’28-’47
Street Bonds.
5J4s’22 M -S $ 1 2 ,5 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’32
5 H s ’22 M -S : 4 ,4 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’31
\ 400____ Sept 1 1932
5 H s ’22 M -S 56.000.............
5 ^ s ’23 M -S 3 0 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’ 33
5H s'25 —
16,000--S ep t 1 ’2 7 -3 4
5 J^s’25 - - 8 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-'34
5 i i s ’27 — 44,575—M & S 1 ’28-’38
All coupon bonds.
B O N D . D E B T June 11 '26 $280,420
Assess, debt (add’l) ______
303,658
Water debt (incl.)_________
81,500
Assessed valuation 1926— 15,908,270
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— -$18.70
Population 1910, 9.597; 1920, 9.987
IN T. at National Park Bank. N . Y .,
and the Commercial Bank & Savings
C o.. Fostoria.
F O S T O R IA SCH O OL D IS T .
5s ’24 M -S $10,000____ Sept 1 1935
5s '15 M _ 8 139,000- M&S 1927-’45
(See V. 100, p. 656, for maturity)
TO TAL D E B T July 1 ’25- $155,000
Sinking fund_______________
11,629
Assess, val. 1925-------------- 13,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $22.00
Population In 1925 (est.)_____ 14,000
IN T . at Chase N at. Bank. N . Y .

Co.
F R A N K F O R T SC H O O L D IS T .
'27-'33
This district (P. O. Frankfort) Is
'34-’38 In Ross County.
TO TAL D E B T M ay 20 ’21 $27,500
’28-’37 Tot.ass’d val. ’20(65% act) 1,125,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920
$14.70
’27-’33 Population 1919 (est.)___________ 800
(?)
Bank, F R A N K L IN .
This village Is In Warren County.
R efunding Bonds.
F A IR V IE W V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T .
5s ’ 13 M -N $5.000— Nov 15 1928
This district (P. O. North Olm­
4>£s’06 J-D 15,000____ Dec 1 1931
sted) is in Cuyahoga County.
M -S
2 ,5 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’32
5s ’24 A-O $202,0 0 0 c ..-A -O ’27-’50 53^s’ 22 J-D
6,000c.June 1 ’28-’33
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 610) 5>^s’23
B O N D E D D E B T __________ $318,400 5 ^ s ’24 M -N 8,000-N ov 10 ’27-’34
Fire Engine Bonds.
Assessed value 1924________ 5,459,750 5 K s ’23 M -N $3,500— N ov 1 ’27-’33
Deficiency Bonds.
F A R M E R S V IL L E R U R A L S. D .
6s ’21 J$8.000____ July 1 1931
This district is in Montgomery Co.
Street Bonds.
Building Bonds.
5s ’ 17 A-O $5.0 0 0 --Aug 15 1927
5s '22 M -S $108,000--Sept 1 '27- 44 5s ’ 17 A-O
2 ,5 0 0 --Aug 15 1927
___
6,522c-----------------------s
W ater W orks Bonds.
Improvement Bonds,
5s ’25 M -S $ 8 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’34
c
n if*
rw
B O N D . D EB T Jan 1 25— $80,000
B O N D . D E B T M ay 3* ' 2 7 1 $134*522 Sinking fund______________
4,441
Sinking fund_______________
4,513 Assessed value 1924----------- 3,310,800
Assessed valuation, 1927-.2,987,490 Tot. tax rate (per $ 1 ,000)’2 4 -$ 3 l.4 0
School tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $10.88 Population 1910. 2,659; 1920— 3,071
Population_____________________ 1,900
IN T . at Citizens Bank, Farmers- F R A N K L IN C O U N T Y .
vtlle.
______
County seat Is Columbus.
Sewer District Sewer Bonds.
FAYETTE COUNTY.
5s ’23 M -N 15$14,000-N ov 15 ’27-33
Washington Court House is tht
5s ’23 M -N 15 5,000— Nov 15 '27-31
county seat.
Inter-County Highway Bonds. 5 ^ s ’23 M -S j 5 .0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-'31
1 7,000____ Sept 1 1932
5 s '19 M -S ($18,OOOc.Mar 1 ’28-'29
l_22,000c-Septl '27-'2P 5H s'23 M -S [18,000— Sept 1 ’27-’29
1 2 0,000.-Sept 1 ’30-’33
B O N D . D E B T M ay 28 '2 / $40,000
4.000— Sept 1 ’27-’28
Assess, val. real__________ 36,639,380
1,500____ Sept 1 1929
Assess, val. personal_____ 14,146,260 5 ^ s ’23 M -S
4.000—
Sent 1 ’30-’33
Tot. assess, val. '26 (abt.
80% actual)___________ 50,785,640 5 H s ’23M -N 15$21,000-N ov 15 ’27-33
State & Co.tax(per $1,000)’26-$6.15 5 K s ’23M -N 15j42,80C -N ov 15 ’27-33
1 3,100— N ov 15 1933
Population 1926______________21.518
5 H s ’23 M -S I 3 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1
1927
112,000— Sept 1 '28-’33
F IN D L A Y .
15.000— Sept 1 '27-’31
This city is In Hancock County.
2,100____ Sept 1 1932
5 H s ' 2 4 M -S
Home & Hospital Bonds.
4 .0 0 0 . -Sept 1 ’33-'34
6s '22 M -S $ 5 5 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 '27-’37
12.000— Sept 1 '27-’30
5Ms
- - - 1 1 8 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’27-’35
2,300____ Sept 1 1931
1 4 ,0 0 0 ..0 c t 1 '36-’39 5J^s'24 M -S
6 .0 0 0 . -Sept 1 ’32-’34
R e fu n d in g B o n d s .
12.000—
Sept 1 ’27-’28
4M s’08 J-J $55,000— Jan 1 '28-38
5M s’24 M -S (2 5,000. .Sept 1 ’29-’33
Park Bonds.
4,200____ Sept 1 1934
5s
. . . $12,000_____ Jan 1 1933
1 ,0 5 0 .-Sept 1 '27-’33
5J£s'24 M -S
W ater Bonds.
1,800____ Sept 1 1934
4s
J-D $8.000____ J-D -27-'28
6 .0 0 0 . -Sept 1 ’27-’32
5K s'24 M -S
Street Impt. (C i t y ’ s P o r t i o n ).
600. — .Sept 1 1933
5s ’23 M -S $77,000-_Sept 1 ’27-’33
12.000— -D ec 2 ’27-’29
5s ’24 M -S
3 ,5 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’34
3,900____ Dec 2 1930
5 s ’24 M -S
1 ,5 0 0 .-M ar 1 '28-’30 5M s’24 J-D
1 2 ,0 0 0 .-D ec 2 ’31-’34
5M s’24 M -N 4 0 .0 0 0 --N ov 1 ’27-’34
5.000—
Oct 1 ’27-’31
T O T. B D . D T . July ’27 .S 1 ,179,628
Total valuation 1927_____ 50,225,380 5 H s’ 24 A -O ( 5 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’31
1 7 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’27-’33
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’22 $13.40
[24,000-Oc
15 ’27-’34
Pop’n 10. 14,858; 1920. 17,021.
12,600--M -S 1 ’28-’37
IN T. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N . Y 4 M s ’ 2 7 . . .
4M s’27 . . .
13,500--O ct 1 ’28-’38
and at office of City Treasurer.
Memorial Building Bonds.
4s 03 M -S $15,OOOr.Mar 1 1928
F I N D L A Y SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .
5 s '19 J-J
2 .0 0 0 .-Jan 1 5 ’28-’29
4s '03 M -N $1,500c-M ay 1 ’28-’30
Sewer District W ater Bonds.
f 66,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28 5s ’22 f - a $;126 000 . .F eb 1928-34
4M s’23M -S(340.000c-Sept 1 '29-’38 5s '22 M-S
5,000-. -Sept 1927-31
1160,000c. Sept 1 ’39-’43 5s ’22 M -N 3 0 0 0 - -N o v 1927-31
5s '25 - - - ]3 2 ,000— Sept 1 '2 7 -4 2 5s ’22 J-D 7 7 ,0 0 0 - .D ec 1927-33
\ 1,000____ Sept 1 1943 5s ’22 J-D 10 8 0 0 .. .D e c 1927-32
R efunding Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O
1 0 0 0 - -O ct 1927-28
4>*s’ l l A-O $ 2 .0 0 0 .-Apr 1 '28-’29 5s '23 M -N
) 400-. .N o v 1927-28
4MJsT2 J-D
4 ,5 0 0 .-June 1 ’2 8 ’30 5k£s’22 J-D 10,000-. .D ec 1927-31
B O N D . D E B T July 1 ’25- $795,500 6s ’21 J-D 70.000- -D ec 1927-31
Assess, val. 1922_________46,637,570 6s ’21 J-D
2 400.. -D ec 1927-30
School tax (per $1,000) 1919___$3.80 6s ’22 M -N 20.000-. .N o v 1927-31
Population in 1922 (est.)_____ 22.500 5 K s ’23 M -S
7.00 0 . Sept 1 27-’33
IN T E R E S T on the 4s Is payable 5 H s’23 M -S ( 9,000. Sept 1 '27-’29
at Treasurer's office; on all other
1 8.000. Sept 1 ’30-’33
bonds at Chase N a t .B k .N . Y . City. 51£s’24 J-D (49,000- Dec 2 '27- 33
l 6,700. ..D e c 2 1934
FOREST
7,000.
000___Oct 1 ’27-’33
5 ) is ’24 A-O
This village is in Hardin County
534s’ 22 A-O
: 1 '27-'34
8,0 0 0 .
1 cl
1 Q97
5s ’25 A-O ( 1,000W ater Works Bonds.
1 900.
900____ Oct 15 1928
6s ’20 ann
$28,000cA-O 1927-'40
000
6s
A-O
5 ,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1937 5s ’25 A-O 10,000.--O ct 15 ’27-’31
23,700B O N D . D EB T Apr 21 ’2 6 . $45,600 4 % .s ' 2 7 —
_ 7 0 0 --M -S 1 ’28-’37
_
Assess, debt additional____
725
Tuberculosis-Hospital Bonds.
Water debt (incl.)_________
34,000 5 H s’20 M -S j$30,000-M ar 1 '28-’29
Total assessed value, 1926-1,755,290
I 17.000---M a r 1 1930
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’24.$27.40 4M s’2o A-O [4 4 .0 0 0 --0 c t 15 ’27-’30
170.000— .0 c t 15 ’31-’37
Population 1910, 1,500; 1 9 20..1,283

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B O N D . D E B T M ay 7 ’27$1,013,347
Assessed value 1926______ 19,210,680
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 6 --$ 2 .0 7
Population (est.)________
10,000
IN T . payable at the Central Nat.
Bank, Sav. & Trust Co., Cleveland.

B O N D . D E B T Apr 24 '2 6 . $183,000
Floating debt (additional).
19,000
Sinking fund_______________
3,000
Assessed valuation 1925___ 4,000,000
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 2,000

G IR AR D .
This city is in Trumbull County.
W ater Purification Bonds.
6s '24 A-O $ 5 5.000--Oct 1 '27-’48
5 Ms’25 A-O
8 ,4 0 0 --_O ct 1 ’27-’50
5M s’27 - - 7 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ' 8 -’32
Fire Engine Purchase Bonds.
6s '23 A-O ($7,200___Oct 1 '27-’32
1 1,212____ Oct 1 1933
City Impt. Bonds.
5M s’27
$ 5,000--Oct 1 ’28-’32
BO N D . D EB T Apr 22 '26 $343,937
218.800
Water debt (incl.)________
Assessment debt (add’l ) - .
70,345
Floating debt (add’l)_____
15,675
GEa UGA COU N TY.
Total assess, valuation '25 10,972,330
Chardon is the county seat.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926
$22.22
Refunding Bonds.
5s T7 A -O / $8,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’3i Popula’n 1910. 3,736; 1920, 6,556
1 12,000c.Apr 1 '32-’35
2,296.38. June 1 1928 G IR AR D C IT Y SCHOOL D IS T .
8.000— June 1 ’29-’32 This district is in Trumbull Co
6s '18 J-D
12,000— June 1 ’33-’30 5s’ 05 J-D f$t4 5 9 0 c .-.1 9 2 7 -1 9 3 3
2.000
____________June 1 1937 \ 3,000c__________ 1934
2,500c_____________ 1936
6s '23 A-O
2 ,4 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’31 5s '06 J-D
5s '07A-O
2,500c — ................... 1937
Infirmary Bonds.
2.000c_____________1938
5s T 5 A-O $4,090— M ay 1 ’28-'35 5s '08 M -S
Inter-County Highway Bonds. 4M s’ 16 A-O 65,000c_____1927-1934
5s '16 A-O
7,560c.A -O 1 '27-’34
$12.0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’ 27-’29
A-O 55,000c_1927-1943
6s’ 22 M-S-I 4.500____Sept 1 1930 5s '19
5 .2 5 0 -- Sept 1 1931 5 Ms’24 J-J 65,625 c .July 1 ’27-’48
(13,000--Oct 1 ’27-’28 5 Ms’24 A-O 65,625c.O ct 1 ’27-’48
68.750c_____1927-1948
( 7.000— Oct 1 1929 5 Ms’24 . . .
5M s’23 A-O 113,000— -O ct 1 ’30-’31 TO T. D EB T Apr 24 '27- . $420,750
I 7.400____ Oct 1 1909 Total assessed value 1926
(80-90% actual)________ 19,702,150
5 Ms’24 M -S (16,000--Sept 1 '28&31
(45,000.Sept 1 ’27-’29- School tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $7.20
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'30-’39-’33 Population in 1926 ( e s t .) _ 12.00C
5M s'24 M -S 3 3 ,3 0 0 --Sept 1 '27-’33
(For maturity see V. 118, p 1818) GLENDALE.
This village is in Hamilton Oo.
T8.000c. Sept 1 ’27-'29
Sewage Improvement Bonds.
5M s’24 M -S
7,000c_ Sept 1
1928
14,000c_Sept 1 ’31-’32 .8 '22 M -S $40,000c_8ept 1 ’27 '46
W ater-W orks Bonds.
7,893c. ..S e p t 1 1933
5s ’26
2 5 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 '27 -3 6 -s ’22 M -S $30,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’46
5s '27 A-O 3 7 ,3 4 0 .-O ct 1 '27-35 BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 ’2 5 - $92,000
Water debt (incl.)_________
33,000
Road Bonds.
4,000
5s T 9 A-O $11.6 0 0 .— A&O ’27-‘29 Sinking fund__________
(See V. 108, p. 1848, for maturity.) Tot. ass’d val. 1925 (act.)-.2 ,68 4 ,0 00
6s '20 s-a
32 .0 0 0 ___M av 1 1930 Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’25.$21.54
(20,000c. .M - N 1927-30 Population in 1920 (est.)______ 1,800
IN T . at Second N at. Bank, Cine.
6s ’21 M -N { 3 .0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1931
l 3,147.35c Nov 1 1931
6s ’22 M -S
43,281___ Sept 1 1931 GLOUSTER.
This village is in Athens County.
6s '22 M -S 99,815___ Sept 1 1931
W ater Bonds.
6s ’22 M -S 37.369____ Sept 1 1931
6s ’22 M -S 86,862____ Sept 1 1931 os '17 M -N $ 2 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1930
R efunding Bonds.
6s ’ 22 M-S 25.000 -Sept 1 ’27-’31
S600c. , . July 15 1927
6s ’22 M -S 60.000
Sept 1 1931 5s ’ 15 J-J
5s
2.400 ___________ 1927
4.000—
Sept 1 ’27-’28 ’ 17 M -S
8.000-S e p t 1 ’27-'34
3.000
Sept 1 1929 6s ’24 M -S
Debt Extension Bonds.
4.000— -Sept 1 '3Q-’31
5 M s’24 M -S
6s '25 M -S $2,500 —Sent 1 '27 '31
3.000
Sept1 1932
2,395____ Sept 1 1933 B O N D . D EB T Apr 21 '2 7 - $21,907
2.000
5M s’25 A-O 37,340____ Apr 1 1935 Water debt (add’l) _______
7,330
5s '25 M -N 64,950___ M ay 11935 Assessment deb? (add’l) ___
5Me’25 M -S 29,000____ Sept 1 1935 Tot.ass’d val.’26 60% act.) 2,350,000
T O T. D EB T Apr 1 9 2 7 --- $867,859 Total tax rate (per M .) 1926— $25.40
Sinking fund_____________
89,923 Population in 1927_____________3,240
Assess, value real estate_25,097,460
Assess, value, personal___ 6,138,340 GOSHEN T O W N S H IP .
This twp. (P. O. Salem R. F. D .
Tot. assess, value 1926___ 31,235,800
Co.tax rate(per$l,000)’25____ $21.00 No. 5) is in Columbiana County.
Population 1910, 14,670; '20. 15,036 G E N . D E B T Mar. 30 ’25- $85,000
IN T . on refunding bonds and 6s of Total tax rate (per M .) 1924.$18.20
Population 1910_______________ 1,44(5
1921 payable at Co. Treas. office.
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G A R R E T T S V IL L E .
This village Is in Portage County
5s T7 M -S $3,500___M ar 15 1932
(Subject to call after M ar. 15 1927.)
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s '26
$6,800-M -S 15 ’27-’34
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s T7 J-D $2,000-D ec 15 ’28-’29
B O N D . D EBT Mar5 ’ 1 7 -- $57,459
Total assessed val. 1916___1,465,265
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '16-$15.40
Population 1910. 1.001; 1920, 1,119

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F R A N K L IN C O U N T Y ( C o n c lu d e d ). FULTON C O U N T Y .
Children’s Home im pt. Bonds.
Wauseon is the county seat.
5 s '22 M -S $ 4 .0 0 0 --.Sept 1927-28
Road Bonds.
5>£s'23 M -S 1514,000-Sept 15 ’27-’30 5s
J-J $41,700______ 1927-1929
\ 624__Sept 15 1931 5 Ms
M -S 76,000______ 1927-1930
County Office Bldg. Bonds.
6s
iM-S 95,900______ 1927-1931
5 s '19 J-D $6,000— -June 1928-29 5s
M -S 300,000______ 1927-1934
County Ditch Bonds.
G E N . B D . D T Apr 21 '26 $639,420
6s '22 A-O $2 400__Oct
1927 Sinking fund_____________
95,000
5s '23 M -S
7,000__Sept 1926-32 Assessed value, real______ 28,315,460
Land Purchase Bonds.
Assessed value, personal. . 16,749.460
5s 19 J-J
$9,000-.July 1928-’29 Tot.ass’d val. '26 (M act.) 45.064.920
Inter-County Highway Bonds. Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S17.80
5 Ms’24 A-O $ 4 2,000.-Oct 1 ’27-'33 Population In 1920___________ 25,000
(12,000— -Oct 2 ’27-’28
IN T . on road bonds at County
5M s’24 A-O
5,250____Oct 2 1929 Treasurer's office.
2 0 ,0 0 0 -— Oct 2 ’30-’33
FULTON T O W N SH IP CEN TR AL­
5 Ms’24 A-O / 7.000___Oct 2 '27-’33
IZED SCH. D IST .
13,552--Jan 1 ’28-’36
4M s’27 - - This district (P. O. Swanton) is in
Road Bonds.
1927 Fulton County.
5s ’ 17 F-A $57,400___Aug
School Bonds.
1927
5s ’ 17 M -N 2,000— N ot
5s ’ 18 F-A 22 000— -Aug 1927-28 5s ’27 A-O $73,500________________
$76,500
5s ’ 19 M -S 72 0 0 0 -..M a r 1928-29 B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’27
5s ’ 19 J-D 18 000. - - June 1928-29 Total assess, val. (70%
actual) 1927___________ 20,800,000
5s ’22 J-D 180 000— -Dec 1927-31
5s ’22 F-A 205,000— -Feb 1928-32 Total tax rate (per $1,000)’27-$22.10
5s ’22 A-O 12,000---O c t 1927-32 Population in 1927 (est.)------------ 900
5M s'20 M -N 3 9 ,0 0 0 ---M ay 1928-30
5Ms’2 2 A -0 110.000— -Oct 1927-31 OALION.
This city Is In Crawford County.
53"£s’22 M -N 300.000— -N ov 1927-31
6s ’20 J-D 111,000---June 1928-30
Fire-Engine-Purchase Bonds.
4M s’27 - _ - 176,760-.M -S 1 '28 -3 7 5 s ’ 15 J-J $5.500___July 1 ’28-'38
Electric Light Bonds.
4M s’27 — - 127 ,8 6 3 .-M -S 1 '28-32
6 s '20 M -N $15,000— -M ay 1928-30 5M s’22 J-D ($73.500--D ec 1 ’ 27-’33
\ 2 0 ,0 0 0 --D ec 1 \34-’35
6s '20 J-D 39,000- - - June 1928-30
6s '20 A-O 188 000— -Oct 1927-30 5M s’24 A-O 20,000c-- Oct 1 ’27-’37
Water Works Bonds.
6s '21 M -N l 87.200— M ay 1928-31
*80.000
-M ar 1 1929
6s ’21 J-D 1 4 5,600.--June 1928-31 5s ’ 20
Street Im pt. Bonds (General).
5s '22 J-D 10,000___Dec 1928-32
$600____ Apr 1 1928
6 .0 0 0 ---O c t 2 '2 7 -3 2 5s ’ 18 A-O
5s ’23 A-O
6,000___Oct 2 '27-'32 5M s’2 2 F -A J 8 ,000c-Feb 1 ’28-’31
5s '23 A-O
1 2.727.77c. Feb 1 1932
5s '23 M -N 2 4 ,0 0 0 .-N ov 1 '27-'32
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
5s ’23 M -N 5 4 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 '27-’32
1927 5M s’2 5 A -0 /$30.000-Apr 1 ’28-'37
5s '23 M -N I 4 ,0 0 0 --N ov 1
l 4,000____ Apr 1 1938
115.000-N ov 1 ’28-’32
f 4,000-N ov 15 ’27-'28 5M S’25 A-O ‘ 2,000c --A p r 1 1939
Gasoline Tractor Purch. Bds.
5s ’23 M -N l 1 ,5 0 0 ---N ov 15 1929
3,000-N ov 15 ’30-’32 5M s’2 2 J -D $1,000- - Dec 1 1927
5s ’23 M -N 128-900-Nov 15 '27-’30 BOND. D E B T July 1925-- $712,491
112,000_Nov 15 ’3 1 -3 2 Ass’d val. ’ 22 (abt. % act.) .9,200,000
5M s’23 J-D j 10,000-Dec 15 '27-’28 Total tax (per $1,000) 1922--$26.80
Population in 1920_____________7,374
116.000- Dec 15 '29-’32
INTEREST is payable at Gallon.
5s
1 0 ,0 0 0 ________________
54£s’23 M -S 42,000. .Sept 1 '27-’32
5s '24 A-O 121.000- -Oct 15 ’27-'29 OALION C IT Y SCH O O I D IST .
124.000.-Oct 15 '30-’33 4M sT7 A-O $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 - .......................
($2,000 Apr 1 & $1,500 Oct. 1.)
.54,000-— Oct 1 ’27-’30
5s ’24 A-O
9,500____Oct 1 1931
School Bonds.
[18,000— Oct 1 *32-’33 5a T8 A-O ($33,100c. Apr 1 ’27-’49
\23,000c-0ct 1 ’2 7 -4 9
5s '24 A-O I I 2,000- — Oct 1 '27-'32
63.500......................... ..
( 1,000____Oct 1 1933 5s T 9 . . .
5s ’24 A-O 15,500____Oct 1 1927 4M s’25 A-O 240,000— -A -O '27-'49
(For maUirity see V. 120, p. 359.)
[90,000— Oct 1 '28-’33
5s ’24 A-O / 8,000— Oct 1 1927 T O T. DEiTF Apr 24 '2 6 . - - $493,426
1 4 2 . 0 0 0 - Oct 1 '28-’33 Ass’d val. ’25 (75% act.).10,048,900
5M s’24 M -N / 2,000— Nov 1 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$14.55
Population (est____________
8,000
121.000-N ov 1 ’28-’34
4M s’25 A-O l 6,000— Oct 1 '27-’32
G A L L IA COUNTY.
Bridge Bonds.
5s '14 M-S 3*2,000— -M ar 1928 29
County seat Is Gallipolls.
5s '17 F-A
15,000___ Aug 1 1927
County Highway Bonds.
5s '17 F-A 23,000___ Aug 1 1927 6s ’20 A-O / 3 5 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 3928
5s '17 F-A 360,000— -Aug 1927’-38
\ 3,000____Apr 1 1929
5s ‘ 18 A-O 418.000___Apr 1928-’38 5M s’23 A-O 18.000c.Apr 2 ’ 28-’33
5 H s’20 M -S 200,000--M ar 1 '28-'35
Turnpike Bonds,
5s H9 J-D 60 0 0 0 .June 16 '28- 39 4Ms'10 J-D 340.000c--June 16 1930
5M s’21 A-O 222.200— -Apr 1928-41
Funding Bonds.
$12,000___ Mar 1 1936
6s '20 J-D 56.000—June 1 '28-'35 -s '16
6s' 21 M -N 4 0 ,0 0 0 --M ay 2 '28 '31
R efunding Bonds.
6 s ’21 M -N 44,000 — -M a y 1939-40
$20.000______ A v t 1928
5Hs'24M -S15124.000-Sept 15 27-’32 5s T
J-J
60,000-July 28 '29. '31
t 3,700— Sept 15 1933
& *32
5}£s’24M -S15j 12,000-Sept 15 ’27-’32 T O T. DEBT July 1 '25— $279,000
t
300— -Sept 15 1933 Total ass’d val’n 1924____16 .509.690
T O T . D E B T Mar I '27- _$21,329,266 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '23-$22.00
Sinking fund____________
1,809,883 Popul'n 1910. 25.745: 1921. 23.311
Total ass’d val'n, 1927.-583,207,200
INT. at Treasurer's office.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922— $25.50
Population in 1920__________ 283,951 GALLIPOLIS.
This city Is In Gallia County.
IN T . at Treasurer’s office.
Water Works Refunding.
F R A N K L IN T O W N S H IP R U R A L 4.90 s’ 14A-O $75.000____Apr 1 1944
Deficiency Bonds.
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
This district (P. O. Bradford) is 6s ’20 A-O $ 4 -000.-Oct 1 ’27-’28
Redemption Bonds.
in Miami County.
4s T 2 J-D $18,000---D e c 20 1932
School Building Bonds.
5M s’2 6
$ 95,000--Sept 1 '27-51 5s T 7 M -S 11 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’37
Fire Department Bonds.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 17 '27 $95,000
Sinking fund_______________
2,390 6s ’21 J&J $ 2,000--Jan 1 '28-’29
Refunding Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1926____2,200,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$20.40 5s T 9 F-A (317,00QAug 25 ’27-’43
t 1,500____ Aug 1 1944
F REM ONT.
6s '20 A-O 2 1 ,000-Oct 15 ’27-’47
This city Is In Sandusky County. 5s '22 F-A 13,000-Feb 24 ’28-’40
Refunding Bonds.
6s '23 F-A
6,000— Feb 2 '28-’33
4Ms'17
$5.500............................. 5M s’24 F-A
6 ,0 0 0 --Feb 2 ’28-’33
Comfort Station Bonds.
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s '19 A-O 7 $600c-Apr 1 '28-'30 6s '23 M -S $ 4,000--M ar 1 '28-'29
L 1.800c_Oct 1 ’27-'30 Street impt bonds_________ $51,760
St. Impt. Bds. (City’s P o r t i o n ).
T O T . B D . D T , M ay 27 '27 212,960
5s '17 A-O
$500— A&O 1 '27-’28 Assessed value 1924_______-4,783,960
5M s’ 17 A-O
1 .9 0 0 --Apr 1 '28-'36 Total tax (per $1,000) 1924___ $2.90
5s '19 A-O ( 3.000c-Apr 1 '28-'30 Population in 1920_____________6,070
INT. at office ot City Treasurer.
t 4.000c-Oct 1 '27-'30
5 s ’ 19 A-O ;75,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30
U 0,000c. Oct 1 ’27-’30 GALLIPOLIS C IT Y SCH . DIST
Building Bonds.
6s ’20 A-O J 3 6JOc-Oct 1 ’27-’30
\3 200c.Anr 1 '28-’31 4>jsT 6 M -S $42.000c-Sept 1 ’27-’38
9.000 - Aug 1 ’27-'28
Mun. Impt. Bonds {C i ty 's P o r tio n )
f$3,000------Apr 1 1928 BOND. D E B T Apr 1 '27— $68,000
4,000_____ Apr 1 1929 Ass’d val. '27 (act. val.)___6,000,000
5M s’22 A-O
6 .0 0 0 --.A p r 1 ’30-’31 School tax rate(per$1.000) '26 $10.50
[ 4,000____ Apr 1 1932 Population in 1920____________ 6,070
IN T . at the district depository.
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s '19 A-O (Si ,500c.Apr 1 '28-'30
1 2 000c-Oct 1 ’2 7 -’30 GARFIELD H E IG H T S .
This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
G EN . B D . D T . July 1 ’25 $337,096
Assessed valuation 1923--18,277,940
Street Impt. Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’23-$44.90 5s '26 - - - $53,073c.N ov 1 '28-’44
Population in 1920____ 12.468
5s '26 M -N 13,312— Nov 1 '27-36
INT. at office of Sin kins? Fund 5s '26 M -N 90,0 0 0 --N o v 1 ’28-’36
Trustees and City Treas. office.
W ater Bonds.
5s '26 M -N $2,7 4 5 --N ov 1 '27-36
F R E M O N T C IT Y S C H O O L D IS T . G E N . B D . D T . Apr. 3 '27 $2,611,273
This district is in Sandusky Co.
Water works debt (add'l).
393,31 <
Assess, debt (add’l)______ 2,575,200
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’24 F-A $ 3 6 . 0 0 0 c-.F -A ’26-'31 Sinking fund_____ ______
228,826
Assessed value 1926---------- 20,904,570
High School Bonds5s ’23 A-O$160,000c--Oct 1 ’26-’42 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $20 .79
5M s’20 A-O 50,000c____ Oct 1 1937 Population 1926 (est.)________ 10,000
4M s’08 A-O 10.500c____ Oct 1 1928
B O N D . D E B T A p r 23 '2 7 $25 6 ,5 0 0 GARFIELD H E IG H T S VILLAGE
SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
Ass’d val. ’27 (85% act.).23.600,000
This district is in Cuyahoga Co.
School tax rate (per $1,000)’27 .$9.59
Population (estimated)______ 15,000 5 H s ' 2 2 A - O $70,00Oc.Apr 1 '2 8 -’41
IN T . at the District's Depository. 5M s’25 M -N 105.000— Nov 1 '27 -4 7

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J

G EN EVA.
This village is in Ashtabula Co.
Water-Work*, Bonds.
4s
—
*7 5 ,0 0 0 ______1929-1939
P a vin g Bonds.
5s
...
$ 3 ,5 0 0 _____ 1927-1933
Sewage-Disposal Plant Constr.
5M s’22 A-O $^15,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’46
_
(For maturity see V . 116. d . 434.)
General Impt. Bonds.
5s '25 M -S ($ 4,000.-Sept 1 '2 7 -3 0
1 7 ,5 0 0 --Sept 1 '31-’3o
T O T. B D . D T. Dec 1922— $158,700
Assessed valuation 1922___5.222,140
Population 1910. 2,496; 1920. 3.081

GOSHEN T W P . RU RAL S. D.
This district (P. O. New Phila­
delphia) is in Tuscarawas County.
5M s’22M -N j$48,400c-M & 8 1 ’27-’37
1 2,000c— .M ar 1 1938
BO N D . D EB T July 1 9 2 2 -. $79,500
Assessed value 1922_______ 4,799,920
IN T . at the Old Savings & Trust
Co., New Philadelphia.

G R AFTO N T O W N SH IP .
This township (P. O. Grafton
R. F. D .) is in Lorain County.
6s '22 A-O /$ 2 ,5 0 0 ___Apr 1 '28-’32
1 3 ,0 0 0 ---O c t 1 '27-’32
BON D . D E B T June 1 1922 $37,000
GEORGETOW N.
Sinking fund_______________
3, 20
This village is in Brown County.
Assessed val’n, real estate- _ 1,692,535
Public Hall & Office Building. Assessed val’n. personal___1,768,385
4s
$ 6 .5 0 0 -— Feb 21 1930 Total assessed val. 1921___ 3,460,920
(Assess, about 90% actual.)
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
$23.4 0 0 ---F e b 20 1942 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '21 $15.90
5M s'20 M -S (2 500-M ar 20 '28-’32 Population 1920_______________1,443
\1,509-Sept 20 '27-'32
B O N D . D E B T M a y 1 9 2 7 - $ 2 7 ,6 0 0 GRAND RAPIDS T W P . S. D.
Total assessed val. 1927___2,015,340
This district (P. O. Grand Rapids)
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '27-$21.20 is in Wood, Lucas & Henry counties.
Population in 1920____________ 1,675
Building Bonds.
5s '16 A-O $28,000c .A&O 1 ’27-’40
GERM ANTOW N?
5s '19 - . 4 1 ,5 0 0 -................ ...........
This village is in Montgomery
Emergency Bonds.
County.
6s
A-O $ 3 ,200--A & O ’27-’30
W ater-W orks Bonds.
BOND. D E B T M ay 25 '22 $45,750
5 Ms’22 M -S$100.000. - Sept 1 ’27-'46 Floating debt_____________
12,500
B O N D . D EBT June 7 '2 4 . $136,000 Assessed valuation 1922___2.750.000
Assess, val. 1924 (60% act.)2,776,510 (Assessment about 75% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___$28.00 School tax rate (per $1,000) '22.$2.65
Population in 1920 (est.)_____ 1.700
G E R M A N T O W N V IL . S C H . D IS T .
IN T. at office of Treas. Bd. of Ed.
This district (P. O. Germantown)
is in Montgomery County.
($24,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’34 G R A N D V IE W H E IG H T S .
5M s’21 M -S 60.000c-Sept 1 '35-' 46
This village (P. O. Columbus) is
[ 60.000c-Sept 1 '47-’52 in Franklin County.
I 3 .0 0 0 --Sept l
1927
Park Impt. Bonds.
5Ms’ 22 M -S 128.000 Sept ! ’ 28-’41 5M s’24 A-O $4 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’34
BON D . D EBT Sept 1922— $190,000
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Assessed value, real estate-1,695,430 5 Ms’24 A-O $ 8 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’34
Assessed value, personal___1,590,590
Storm Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed value 1922— 3,286.020 5 Ms’24 A-O $ 1,700--O ct 1 ’27-’34
Actual value (estimated) ..4,000,000'
W ater Bonds.
IN T . payable at the First National
( $800— Oct 1 ’27-’3f
Bank, Germantown.
5 Ms’24 A-O 1 400____ Oct 1 1931
[
6 0 0 --O ct 1 ’32-’34
G E T T Y S B U R G C O N S . S. D.
5M s’24
164 000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 0
This district (P. O. Gettysburg) is 5 Ms’24
194,000---O c t 1 '2 7 -3 0
In Darke County.
Paving Bonds.
School Erection Bonds.
5 Ms’24 A-O $ 1 ,6 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’34
■ $S,0 0 0 --M ar 1 '28-'31 5M s’24 A-O
500____ Oct 1 ]927
4 ,0 0 0 -.Sept 1 '28-'3i
f 2 ,4 0 0 .-Oct 1 *27-’34
16.000—
M -S
'32-'35 s’24 A-O
5M
2 ,4 0 0 --O ct 1 '2 7 -3 4
5M s'20M -S
[
9 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’29
27.000— Mar 1 '36-'44
30.000— Sept 1 ’36-'45 W ater and Sewer Bonds.
$ 2 0 0 .--O c t 1 '27-’28
5,000____ M ar 1 1945 5M s’23 . . .

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G R A N D V IE W H E IG H T S ( C o n c l'd )
Improvement Bonds.
f $ 5 ,0 0 0 .„ 0 c t 1 '27-’31
5 ^ s ’23 . . . \
500_____ Oct 1 1927
[
5 0 0 --- Oct 1 ’27-’31
Sewer Bonds.
5 H s’24
$2,000-----Oct 1 ’27-’30
B O N D . D E B T June 1 ’2 7 - $147,100
Assessment debt (add’l)___ 524,450
Water debt (incl.)_________
11,100
Sinking fund_______________
54,768
Assessed val., real estate._8,754,760
Assessed val., property____ 1,533,960
Tot.ass’d val.’25 (3-5 act.) 10.298,720
Total tax (per $1,000) ’26_______$2.16
Population in 1927_____________4,837
IN T . payable at Brunson Savings
Bank, Columbus.

OHIO—C ITIE S AND TOWNS
W ater Works Impt. Bonds.
6s ’21 M -S $46,000c— .$ 2 ,000 yrly
Cemetery Bonds.
4s ’07 M -N $4,500c__ Nov 5 1930
Street Bonds.
5 K s’22 J-D $4,000c_Dec 1 ’27-’30
5)|s’23 M -S
400c___$200 yearly
5J4s’24 M -S
3 ,9 0 0 c .-.$ 2 6 0 yearly
Sanitary Sewer System Bonds.
5s T9 M -S $15,0 0 0 c ...A u g 6 1934
5s T 6 A-O
2 ,000c.-_$1,000 yrly
5J4s’23 M -S
2,0 0 0 c-— $1,000 yrly
5 ^ s ’24 M -S
5,850____ $390 yearly
Storm Sewer Bonds.
53^s’23 J-D $3,600c— Sept 1 ’2 7 -’38
City Hall Bonds.
f$7,700____ M -S ’27-’33
5M s’25 - _ 5 5 0 -_.M ar 10 1934
(
6 5 0 ---S ep t 10 1934
G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 ’2 5 -- $164,650
Assessment debt (add’l)___
27,328
Assess, val. ’24 (75% a c t.).4 ,559,170
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 4 ...$ 2 4 .3 0
Pop’n TO, 4,228; ’20 (est.)___4,728
IN T .at People’s N.Bk.,Greenfield.

Viaduct Bonds.
5Ms
M -S $68,000____________1940
5M s’24 J-J
88.000-M ar 15 ’28-’35
T O T. B D . D T . Apr 18 ’2 7 - $393,500
Sinking fund_______________
73,000
Assessed value 1926_____ 49,863,190
State& Co .tax (per$ 1,000) ’2 6 — $9.20
Population 1910,42,716; 1920.45,352
G U IL F O R D T O W N S H IP .
This township is in Medina Co.
B O N D . D E B T June 6 ’27- $17,500
Assessed val. 1927 (act.)___2,371,360
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $22.00
Population 1910, 1,741; 1920.-1,772

[V ol. 124,
R e fu n d in g B o n d s .
4s ’98 F-A $3,500— Feb 12 ’28-’34
4.40s’9 8 F -A
7 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 7 ’28-’34
Funding Bonds.
6s '23 F -A $ li 1 ,1 0 0 _____ 1927-1931
T O T. D E B T M ay 5’ 2 6 . $745,039
Assessed valuation 1925.109,000,000
IN T . at First Nat. Bank.Hamilton.

H A M IL T O N C O U N T Y .
County seat Is Cincinnati.
Court m>holds Commissioners’
right to sell Longview Hospital bonds
see “ Chronicle” of March 4 1916. p.
905.
Bridge Bonds.
4s ’05 M -S $25,000c. .M a r 15 1935
G U S T A V U S T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Farmdale 6s ’20 A-O 95.180____ Apr 1 1930
G R A N D V IE W H E IG H T S
SCH
Road Impt. Bonds.
R . F. D . N o. 1) is in Trumbull Co.
D IS T R IC T .
45*s’ 19 J-J $108,000____ July 1 1929
Road Bonds.
This district is In Franklin County.
4M s’19 J-J 154.000____ July 1 1929
5s
A-O $21,0 0 0 c ____1927-1933
4 Jus’l l A-O $20,OOOc.-Apr 1 ’28-’35
15,000____July 1 1929
B O N D . D E B T June 16 ’27 $22,500 4M s’19 J-J
6s '21 M -S f 95,000c_Sept 1 ’28-’46
Tot. ass’d val. ’27 (act.val.)l .482,200 4s T9 M -N 42,500____ July 1 1929
(l40,OOOc.Sept 1 ’47-’60
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ‘27-$20.00 6s ’20 F-A 174,000____ Aug 1 1930
5J^s’22 J-J
38,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’45
Population 1910, 767; 1920______ 747 5M s’20 J-D 211,500____ Dec 1 1930
5s ’25 M -S 26,857.34 Sept 1 ’27-’49 G R E E N R U R A L S C H . D IS T .
4s T9 M -N (32,500____ Nov 1 1929
116.000
_Nov 1 1929
TO TAL D E B T Aug 1 8 ’25 $310,000
This district (P. O. Greenford) is in
Sinking fund_____________
10,000 Mahoning County.
102,500)
H A M IL T O N .
Ass. val. 1925 (70% act.) 12,755,300
This city is in Butler County.
School Bonds.
4 ^ s ’19 A-O 97,000 Oct 1 1929
School tax (per $1,000) 1925_$10 .20 4M s’27 A-O $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 --A & 0 1’28-’41
145.0001
Flood Bonds.
Population m 1924 (est.)______ 4.200 B D . DEBT M ay 1 ’2 7 - - $72,000 5s ’13 . . . $100,000c.M ay 1 ’36-'47
,215,0001
IN T . payable at Brunson Savings Total assess, val. ’27____ 2,722,650
5s ’ 13 F-A
17,500c.Aug 1 ’27-'33 5s '20 M -S (95.500\Mar 1 1930
Bank, Columbus.
Population 1927 (est.)--------------1,700
\92.500j
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s ’18 — _ $10,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’32 6s ’21 J-D 260,000____ June 1 1931
G R E E N S P R IN G S .
4s ’10 F-A 18,000c.-Feb 15 1930 6s '21 F-A 109,000____ Aug 1 1931
G R A N D V IE W H E IG H T S
84,500____ July 1 1931
This town is in Seneca County.
4s ’l l
...
22.500c_____ Feb 1931 6s ’21 J-J
E X E M P T E D V IL L A G E S. D .
(116,000____ July 1 1931
W ater Improvement Bonds.
5s ’ 18 M -S 10,000 c.M ar 1 ’28-’32
This district (P. O. Grandview
6s ’27 M -S $50,000m.Sept l ’28-’52 5s ’26 . . .
25,000..-Oct 1 ’27-’36 6s ’21 J-J (226,500____July 1 1931
Heights) is in Franklin County.
6s ’22 A-O 724,0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’33
B O N D ED D E B T _________
(?)
Electric-Light Bonds.
School Bldg. Bonds.
(
219____Apr 1 1934
4M s’07 A-O $20,000c___Oct 1 1927
4 H % ’27 M -S $148,400cSept l ’27-’50 Population 1920--------------------------- 830
4s ’08 J-D 25,000c— June 1 1928 5s ’22 J-D 90,000. .June 1 ’28-’33
TOTAL B O N D E D D E B T . . ( ? ) . .
G R E E N T W P . R U R A L S. D.
4s ’ 10 J-J
35,0 0 0 c ...J u ly 1 1930 5s ’22 J-D 4 8 ,0 0 0 .-June 1 ’28-’35
This district is in Shelby County. 5s ’ 20 A-O 585,000c..Apr 1 ’27-’41 6s ’22 M -N 63,000____$1,477 yrly
G R A N G E R T O W N S H IP .
6s ’22 M -S $83,000c_M & S ’27-’50 5M s’21 . .
50 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1931-1940 5s ’22 J-J (5 5 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’28-’32
This township (P. O. Medina 5s ’22 M-S 15,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’42 5s ’20
(13,186____ July 1 1933
4 0 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1934
R. F. D . No. 2) is in Medina Co.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 3 1 ’27 - $97,000 6s ’21
5,000c__________ 1931 5s ’22 J-D f 1 5 ,0 0 0 .-June 1 ’28-’32
Road Bonds.
( 5,327____ June 11933
Sinking fund_______________
5,000 6s ’ 22
4 0 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1928-1937
5s ’ 15 A-O $12,000c A&O 1 ’27-’34 Assessed valuation 1925___ 1,920,000 6s ’23
5,5C0e_____ 1927-1937 5s ’23 M - N / 9 0 ,0 0 0 .-M a y 1 ’28-’32
B O N D . D E B T June 7 ’2 7 - $23,500 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $8.60 6s '24 M -S
\ 19,144____ M ay 1 1933
8 ,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’34
Assessed val’n, real estate. -1,205,140 Population (estimated) ’26____ 1,282 6s ’22
28 ,0 0 0 .Aug 15 ’27-’33 5 s ’23 F-A 1161,0 0 0 .-Aug 1 ’27-’33
Assessed val’n, personal___ 421,830
1
489____Aug 1 1933
IN T . at Piqua Savs. B k ., Piqua.
G as-W orks Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (4-5 act.) _1,626,970
4s T2 . . . $20.000e......... M ayl932 5s ’26 M-S| 2,068c___M ar 1 1928
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$21.40 G R E E N T W P . R U R A L S. D .
117,OOOc.Mar 1 ’29-’37
4s '12 . . .
10,000c_____ Nov 1932
Population in 1920_______________ 858
This district is in Wayne County. 4s ’ 10 J-J 75,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1940 4M s’26 A-O] 22.017.25— Oct 1 1927
207,000— Oct 1 ’28-’36
5 H s’23 A-O $ 4 2 ,5 0 0 ---O ct 1 ’27P43 4M s’ 17 M -S 20,OOOc_Mar 1 ’28-’32
G R A N V IL L E .
2,972.C3— Oct 1 1927
(Due $2,000 in even years and $3,000 4s '09 —
90,000c ...J u ly 1 1934
This village is in Licking County
Oct 1 ’28-’31
6s '21 . . .
in odd years.)
22 ,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1935 4M s’26 A-O 12.000—
Street Bonds.
1 0.000- -O ct 1 ’32-’36
B O N D . DEBT M ar-24 ’27- $102,000 6s ’24 - . 4 .0 0 0 . -Oct 1 ’27-’34
5s ’ 15 A-O $8,000__Oct 1 ’27-'34 Sinkingfund_______________ 218,000 5s ’26
1 8 ,6 5 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’40 4M s’26 . . . 186,993c.Dec 1 ’28-’37
5s '17 M -S
400____Sept 1 1927 Assess, val. ’24 ( % actual). 574,360
8 4 ,4 6 5 .-Sept 1 ’28-’37
4M s’26 - - Ditch Bonds.
_s
„ 29,500................ ........
184,911--N o v 1 ’28-’37
4s ’08 . . . $35,708.10c-.F eb 1928 4M s’26
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$16.80
5 H s’22 A-O
5 ,0 0 0 -_0 c t 1 ’2 7 -’31 Population (estimated)________3.OO0
Court House & Jail Bonds.
Consolidated Bonds.
5H s'25 A-O j3 ,5 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’27-’33
IN T . at Farmers & Merchants 4s ’07 . . . $25,000c_____ Aug 1932 tM s’ 13 A-O $25,000c— June 27 1943
1 750____ Oct 1 1934 Bank, Smithville.
4Ms'14 J-J
25.000----- Jan 2 1944
Library Bonds.
TO TAL D E B T Apr 1920— $49,800
6s ’20 M -N $15,000c___Nov 1 1930 4 ^ s ’ 14 A -O . 100.000— June 12 1944
Assessment debt (add’l)____ 46,244 G R E E N T W P . S PE C . R U R . S. D .
‘ s’ 15 F-A 500.000___ July 1 1945
W ater-W orks Bonds.
Sinking fund________________
4,537
s’ 16 A-O 500.000___ Oct 1 1946
This district (P. O. Yellow Springs 4s TO J-J $50,000c___July 1 1930
Water debt___________________ ll.OOO R . F . D . No. 3) is in Clark County. 4s '08 . . .
5 0 ,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1933 4M s’ 17 A-O 500,000----- Apr 1 1,947
Total asses, va l. 1919_____ 1,803,680 5s '20 M -S $24,000c-M -S 1927-50 5s T7 F-A 10,0 0 0 c ...A u g 1 1927 5s T 8 A-O 850.000----- Jan 1 1948
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 19-$17.50 6s '21 . . .
2,000____________1928 5M s’18 J-D 60,000c.June 1 ’28-’37 5s T 8 A-O 500.000___ Sept 1 1948
Population 1920 (Census)-------- 1,440 6s ’21 . - W ater Supply Bonds.
8 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’34
7,000____________1935 6s ’24 . . .
B OND. D E B T M ay 31 ’23 $35,750 5s T 9 M -N 9 ),OOOc-May 1 ’28-'33
Tot.ass’d val.’ 23(75% act.) 1,250,000 6 s ’ 20 - - - /75,000c_____ 1935-1939
G R A N V IL L E V IL . S C H . D IS T
\75,000e_____1940-1944 4 H & - . _____________
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '23_$16.10
S c h o o l B o n d s.
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s T5
$10,000— -Apr 29 1934 Population in 1921_______________595 5M s’25 A-O 56,000c_.O ct 1 ’27-’45
4 ^ s ’ 13 F-AS336.888.13- Aug 1 1943
Bridge-Improvement Bonds.
5s T 7 F-A 21,500_______ Feb 10
4s T2 A-O $12,000c
Oct 1 1927 4H s'14 M -S 800.000____ Sept 1 1944
($500 yearly 1928-1934; $1,000 yearly g r e e n v i l l £
Court-H ouse Rebuilding Bds.
This city is in Darke County.
Storm-Sewer Bonds.
1935-1952, and $500 1953.)
4s ’08 . . .
$20,000c...... Sept 1928 4b ’85 M -N $350,000c— M ay 1 1935
Bridge Bonds.
TO TAL D E B T June 1921- $81,800
5s '2 6 .-A -O 85,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’46 (Subject to call after M ay 1 1915)
Total assessed val’n 1919.-2,066,280 4s ’08 . . . $50.000____ Sept 1 1928
5 s '27 - . - 315,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’28-’52 ts ’86 J-D * 2 5 ,000c--June 15 1936
Refunding W ater Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’21_$l7.50
(Subject to call after June 15 1916)
4s ’09 M -S / $9,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-'29
R efunding Bonds.
IN T . at Granville Bank Co.
1 25.000c.Sept 1 ’30-’34 4s ’09 J-J $90.000c— .July 1 1934
J ail Bonds.
. ,
TOTAL D EB T July 1 ’2 5 - $386,303
3.90s’07— _
55,000c___ Nov 1931 4s TO M -S $200,000c_Mch 1 1940
G R A T IS VILLAG E SCH . D IST .
4s T2 M -S 280.175c_.M ch 22 1942
Ass’d val. ’21 (70% act.)-11,721,284
Deficiency Bonds.
This district (P. O. Gratis) is in Total tax (per $1,000) 1921-.$18-50 6s ’20 M -S $22,000c.Sept*l ,27-,28
Hospital Bonds.
T
Preble County.
Population 1910, 6,237; 1920— 7,104 6s '21 A-O 160.OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’31 3 H ’05 J-J * 5 0 .000c. July 11955
Building Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 1 1930)
Street Bonds.
5s T 5 A-O $15,800— A-O 1 ’2 7 -’35 G R E E N V ILLE S C H . D IS T .
4s T 2 A-O $25.0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1932 4)£s’ 16 A-O 300.000------ Apr 1 1946
Refunding Bonds.
100.000c___ M ayl947 6 s ’22 A-O 160 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 285s ’22 F-A f$150,000-Feb 15 '28-’42 5s T 3 . . .
6s A-O $4,220— Part yearly to 1934
Toll-Pike Purchase Bonds.
l 150,000-Aug 15 ’27-’41
4 s ’09 . . .
25,000c___ July 1934
T O TAL D E B T June 6 1927-318,000 5s T 7 M -S
Sept 1 1930
’08 . . .
25.000c_____ Sept 1928 4s ’05 M -S $50,000c
2,000________________
Floating debt (add’l)________ 6,731 B O N D . DEBT Apr 27 ’2 7 - $300,000 4M s’16 —
15,000c___Oct 1 1931 4s ’05 M -N 1 7 5 .0 0 0 c -.-M a y 1 1930
Sinking fund________________
497 Sinkingfund______________
Springfield Pike Impt. Bonds.
3 500 5s T9 M -S 47.000c.M ar 1 ’28-’33
School tax (per $1,000) ’26-S10.00 + Tot.ass'd val.’27(70% act) 14,000,000 4M s’ 16 —
15,000e_— Oct 1 1930 4>is’ 16 J-D $35,000____ Dec 1 1941
Court-H ouse Furnishing Bds.
5s T9 A-O 3 5 ,000c. .O ct 1 ’27-’33
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $6 .40
Population in 1927 (estimated) .8,000
5.000c _____________ 4s '86 J-D $100,000c.June 15 1936
GREENE COUNTY.
6s ’20 J-J
56,000c.. Jan 1 ’28-’34 (Subject to call after June 15 1916)
Xenia is the county seat.
G R EEN W ICH .
memorial Building Bonds.
6s ’21
/32,000c.July 1 ’28-’35
Road Bonds.
This village is in Huron County.
\80,000c.Aug 1 ’31-’35 3 H s ’03 F-A$250,000c-----Aug 1 1953
...
$4,0 0 0 c __________ 1927
(Subject to call Aug 1 1933)
7.000 each six months 6s ’20 s-a ($2,000— Dec 1 ’27-’30 6s ’21 M -S 1 5 ,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1931
6s ’24 A-O 15,000c... Oct 1 ’27-'29
\ 440____ Dec 1 1931
Armory Bonds.
.
ln _ n
from Mar 1 1926 to
4s
6s
M -S
W ater-W orks Bonds.
18.950.. . Sept 1 ’27-’36 ’05 M -S $115,000c.M ch 15 1930
Sept 1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
„
„
6s ’26
$ 5 ,0 0 0 .-J-J 1 ’36-’41
8.000 each six months 5s T7 J J
3,254. -O ct 1 ’27-’36
6s ’21 —
41£s’2 6 ___$l6 1 ,7 4 8 --O ct 1 2 8 -4 7
1 ,0 0 0 .-Dec 1 ’32-*33
Sewer Bonds.
from Mar 1 1929 to 6s ’20 J-D
4 ,0 0 0 -_0 c t 1 ’27-’35 4s TO J-J $50,0 0 0 c ...J u ly 1 1935 B D .D E B T Apr 3 ’27-------$14,627,975
6s ’23 A-O
Mar 1 1931
7.303,608
. . . 7 4,800c..Aug 1 ’27-’34 Sinkingfund------------------4 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’34 4 H S
12,800c_______________ 6s ’24 A-O
6s
112,000c.. Aug 1 27-” 34 Assess, val. real est----- 893,072,020
Street Improvement Bonds.
5 ^ s ’23 M -S/ 7 7 ,2 0 0 c .M & S l ’27-’32
Assess, val. personal-- 365,734,060
Funding Bonds.
l
600c. ..M a r 1 1933 6s ’25 A-O $ 3 ,5 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’33
B O N D . DEBT Apr 1924— $45,816 5s ’ 22 J-*D $67,000c. Deo 1 ’27-’33 Total assessed value 1927 _______
Court-H ouse Bonds.
actual)______________1,258,806,080
34,800
Police Am bulance Bonds.
4s ’01 M -S $12,000c.M ch 1 '28-’30 Water debt (included)_____
County tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 7 ---$4 .1 1
-s
—
$ 1 ,200c............ .
Total assessed val’n 1923-.1.205,800
Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1920---------------- 493,727
Street O iling Bonds.
6s '20 M -N \ $8.000cM ay 10 '28-’35 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '23-$26.10
IN T . at office of County Treasurer.
-s
$1,017.30c____
1 8,400c Nov 10 27-’35 Population 1910, 876:1920______ 827
T O T. B D . D T . Jan 1 ’27-$4,057,634
H IT . at Vil. Clerk’s office.
6 s ’21
2 2 ,500cf 1,500 s-a from
Assessment debt (add’l ) . .
493,000 H A N C O C K C O U N T Y .
1Sept 1 ’26 to
County seat Is Findlay.
G R O V E R V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T
Sinkingfund______________
309,754
[Sept 1 1933
Ditch Improvement Bonds.
This district (P. O. Tiltonville) is Assess, val.'26 (abt. act.)105,722,940
Funding Bonds
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925.— $16 60 6s ’24 M -S $5,000----------------------- 5s T 5 M -S $21 .OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’29 in Jefferson County.
l,2 0 0 --S e p t 1 ’27-’30
Population in 1927___________ 51,577 6s ’24 M -S
4J^s’16 M -S T l0 ,000c..M ar 15 1928
School Bonds.
INTEREST on water bonds Is pay­
Bridge Bonds.
_
„ „„„ „
1 1 ,000c.-M ar 15 1929 5 H s’23M-S15J$56.000Sept 15 ’27’45
t 4.000-Sept 1 ’46-’47 able at First Nat. Bank, New York; 5s ’26 A-O / $700------ Oct 1 1927
4 H s’17 A-O 120,000cApr 16 ’29-’30
( l3 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’2 8 -4 0
upon all others at Hamilton.
Building Bonds.
1 9,000c_____ Apr 1931
Infirmary Bldg. Bonds.
$43,000.....................
TO TAL D E B T July 1 ’2 5 . $460,550 5s - - .
5s T 5 A-O $ 55,150-..O c t 1 '29-’30
Assess, val., real estate___31,397,760 B O N D . DEBT Apr 28 ’25 - $106,750 H A M IL T O N SCH O OL D IS T .
Children’s Home Bonds.
B u ild in g B o n d s.
Assess, val., personal____19,658,120 Total assessed val. 1924___2,944,660
F-A $3,000___ Feb 26 1928 l t ' 2 3 M -S $48,000--Sept 1 ’27-’42
Total assess, val. 1925
51,055,380 School tax rate(per $1,000)’25 $15.15 3H s
Road Bonds.
4s
M -N 6,000c.N ov 6 ’27-’29
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’25_$9.00
9,000-I)ee 10 ’27-’28 4 K s ’ 17 - - - $12,200--------------------- 4s '07 J-D
Pop’n TO. 29.733; 1920______ 31,221 G U E R N S E Y C O U N T Y .
45.000-July 15 ’27-’29
County seat is Cambridge.
25 ,0 0 0 --M a y 1 ’29-’33 5s T9 J-J
4s '08 —
IN T . on court-house bonds payable
7 .0 0 0 .................... 1929
4 .0 0 0 - -N ov 1 ’27-’285s T 9
4s
6s
—
$ 2 ,5 0 0 - - ...........-.1 9 2 9
In Chicago: other loans In Xenia.
OOOc.Jan 15’28&’30 5 K s ’20 M -S 12,000-M ar 15 ’28-’30
flO.O
Children’s House Bonds.
OOOc-Jan 15’32&’34 6s ’20 J-D / 54,000cJuly 15’27-’29
6s
—
$5,000___________ 1930 4s ’09 J-J U0.C
G R E E N F IE L D .
\ 19 .OOOcJuly 15 1938
000c— -Jan 15 1936
l 8,0
2,500c.July 15 ’27-30
This village Is In Highland County. 6s ’24 J-J
1,800. Aug 15 ’27-’28
28,000
1928-1936 6s ’20 A-O
4s ’09
Infirmary (I n t . i n C a m b r id g e ).
Incorp. “ about 1840 or 1850.”
5H s
--$1,000___________ 1928 4s T 2 J-D 300,000c. Dec 10 ’33-’41 6s ’20 A-O 1 2 ,0 0 0 .-Aug 1 ’27-’3Q
Sewer and Street Bonds.
1,000_____ Oct 1 1927
3.90s M -N $25,000c
Nov 5 1930 6s
J-J
1,500___________ 1930 5s T9 s-a / 30.000— Dec 1 ’27-’29 6s ’20 A-O
( 2,000_____ Oct 1 1927
Bridge (.In t. i n C a m b rid g e )
\120,000-_Dec 1 ’30-’35
Steam Roller and Street Bonds.
( 9 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’28-’30
7.000 _Sept 15 1927 9s ’21
$6,000___________ 1929
4 K s ’08 M -S
$500c___$250 yearly 6s
[ 2,500_____ Oct 1 1931
15,000— -Sept 15 1929
-.4 ,500............. .......1933
R efunding W ater & L t. Bonds. 6s
112,000--Jan 1 ’28-’30
6s ’23 M-S
2 .0 0 0 - — Sept 15 19305 s ’21
Road ( I n t . in C a m b r id a e ).
4M s’l l M -S $7,500c.Sept 1 ’27-’29
i 4,500_____ Jan 1 1931
7.000 _Sept 15 1931
5s T8 J-D
$1.000____ June
41928
W ater and Light Bonds.
4 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 15 ’32-33 6s ’22 A-O 1 6 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’31
M -S 55,500 ______1929-1930
3.90s
M -N $10,0 0 0 c .-.M a y 1 1931 6s
1,500______ M -S 1927
5K s
M -S
69,000___________ 1936 6s ’23 J-J /120,000c-July 1 ’27-’29 6s ’22 M -S
Fire Dept. Bonds.
l 20,000c.July 1 ’30-’33 5>*s’22 M -N 4 2 ,0 0 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’32
6s T7 J-J
$450c___$450 yearly 4 Ms
M -N 47,000___________ 1937




J une, 1927.]
HAN C O CK C O U N T Y (C o n c l u d e d ) .
534s’22 J-J
$ 6 ,0 0 0 --Jan 1 ’2 8 -3 0
534s’22 J-J
8 ,0 0 0 .-Jan 1 ’28-’31
534s’22 A-O
6,700_Oct 1 ’27-»81
-s
...
11.000______________
534s’22 .T-D 12,000--D ec 1 '2 7 -3 0
6s ’23 . . .
3,000_Jan 1 ’28-T
30
-s
...
8 ,5 0 0 -______ ________
534s’23 . . .
4,200--Sept 1 ’27-’33
fi^ s
...
11 ,5 6 5 ............... .............
5 s ’24 J-J / 1,000_____ Jan 11928
112,000..-J a n 1 ’29-'34
i i '24
J-D 28 ,0 0 0 -.D ec 1 ’27-’33
5s '24 A-O
3 ,0 0 0 ...O c t 1 '27-V29
1,300____ Sept 1 1927
4 ,5 0 0 --Sept 1 ’28-’30

1

OHIO—CITIE S AND TOWNS
H AR TFO RD CENT. SCH . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Croton) is in
Licking County.
School Building Bond s.
' $8,000c_F-A
'27-'30
10,000c .Feb 1 ’3 1 -’35
6s '20 F-A
5,000c.Aug 1 ’3 1 -’35
40.000C-F-A
'36-’45
15,000c.Feb 1 ’46-’50
, lO.OOOc.Aug 1 ’46-’50
B O N D . D E B T June 1 1927 $86,000
Assessed value 1926________2,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-------$10.50
Population_______________________ 425
Prin. and int, payable at Croton
Banking Co.

HEBRON SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
This district (P. O. Hebron) is in
Licking Co. Pop’n 1922 (est.), 800
School Bonds.
5M s’23 F-A $12,000____ F-A $27-’31
Building Bonds.
1,000____Sept 1 1931
3 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 ’27-’2 9 5s 13 M -N $17,000.M ay 31 '2-8 35
500____ Oct 1 1930 B OND. D E B T Apr 14 1924 $41,500
1,000____ Oct 1 1927 Total assess, val. 1923____ 4,552,050
(Assessment at cash value.)
500____ Oct 1 1928
3 ,0 0 0 -.O ct 1 ’2 7 -2 9 School tax rate(per $1,000)’24.-$7.05
IN T . pay. at the Hebron Bk. Co.
500____ Oct 1 1930
5s '26
. . . 92 ,5 0 0 --N ov 1 ’28-’36
5s ’26
J-D 2 9 ,0 0 0 --Dec 1 ’2,7-’35 H E N R Y COUNTY.
5s ’26 . . .
23,350______1928-1931
County seat Is Napoleon.
Rocky Ford Creek Impt. Bonds.
Bridge R efunding Bonds.
5 s ’25 M -S $36.000____M - S ’27-’30 5s T 5
A-O $2,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1928
Inter-County Highway Bonds. 6s ’27 A-O 18,550---A p r 15 1928
5s ’23 A-O $ 2 4.000---O c t 1 ’2 7 -’32
Road improvement Bonds.
5s ’23 M -N 4 2 ,0 0 0 --N ov 1 ’27-’33 5s T9 M -S $4,000____ Sept 1 1927
5s
. - . 10,000________________ 5s ’20
J-J 2 4 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1930
5s '24 M -S 17,000-.Sept 1 ’27-’34 6s ’21
A-O
9.000c____ 1927-1928
5s '26
- - - 1 9,000--Oct 1 ’28-’33 6s ’21
A-O
9,800c_____ly27-1928
Road and Bridge Bonds.
6s '21
A-O 12,200c____ 1927-1930
-s
—
$ 6 0 .1 0 0 -........................... 5M s’2 2 M -S ( 5,000c___Sept 1 1927
TO T.B O R D T EApr L ’26- H . D IS T .
H A R B D . S P . C IA 1 S C $637,940
I24,000c-Sept 1 ’28-’32
Total assess, value 1926.102,568,880 5M s’22 M -S 30.000c-Sept 1 ’27-'31
This district (P. O. Ashtabula) is
Tax rate (per County. 1 9 2 1 ..-$ 3 ,4 2 5 5s ’22 M -S
in Ashtabula $1,000)
6 ,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1929
Population In 1920___________ 1 1944 5M s’22 M -S
9 ,6 0 0 _____ 1927-1932
A-O $71,000c____Oct 38.388
A-O 35,000c____Oct 1 1941 5s ’22 M -S 48,400c.Sept 1 ’27-’30
INTER EST at County Treasury.
A-O 47,000c____Oct 1 1 » 7 6s ’22 M -S 24,502C-Sept 1 '27-’30
6 1 ,0 0 0 c ____1927-1933
F-AJ 38.000C..F&A ' 2 7 - ^ 1 5M s’23 A-O
4 3 ,2 0 0 c ____1927-1931
\ 1,295.60c. Aug 1 1051 5M s’2 3 M -S
2 ,1 4 0 c ____ 1927-1928
B D . D E B T Apr 22 ’2 7 - - - $165,137 6s '23 M -S
Assessed valuation 1927.-11,725,540 5M s’23 M -S
4 ,3 2 0 0 ____ 192-71931
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$25.50 5s ’24 M -S (27.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’29
Population (estimated)______ 12,200
140,000c.Sept 1 ’30-’33
5s ’24 M -S 18,000c.Sept 1 '27-’32
IN T . at Treasurer’s effice.
5M s’24 M -S 103,200____ 1927-1932
5M s’2 4 M -S
3 ,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1929
H A R D IN C O U N T Y .
5M s’24 M -S 109,900____ 1927-1933
5 ^ s '2 4 M -S
5 8 ,4 0 0 ____ 1927-1931
Kenton Is the county seat.
Refunding and Funding Bonds. 5s ’24 M -S 323,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1934
5 8 ,0 0 0 ____ 1927-1933
4s
M -N $12,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’29 5s ’25 M -S
5s ’25 M -S 246,7 0 0 _____ 1927-1934
Pike Repair Bonds.
3 7 ,2 0 0 ____ 1927-1932
534s
M -N $2,000c—Nov 30 1927 5 s '2 5 M -S
18 ,4 0 0____ 1927-1931
434s
J-D
lO.OOOcJune 26 ’2 8 -2 9 5 s '25 M -S
Inten-County Highway Bonds. 5s ’26 M -S 22 ,5 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’34
634s’23 M -S $24,OOOc.Sept 1 '2 7 -W 5s ’26 M -S 7 5,000--Sept 1 ’27-’35
534s’24 M -S (24,000c.Sept 1 ’ 2 7 - ”3& 6s ’27 J-J
8 4,000--.J u ly 20 1927
\ 4,200c— -Sept 1 1938 G E N . B D . D T . Apr 17'27 $1,180,545
534s’25 M -S 4 0 ,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’33 Assessment debt (add’l)__ $374,195
Sinking funds____________
108,618
Bridge Bonds.
5s
M -N $4 ,0 0 0 c -.N o v 10 1927 Assess, val., real estate___36,102,860
434s
A-O 3,0 0 0 c -..O c t 9 1927 Assess, val., personal____ 13,088,100
5s
F-A 4,000cAug 26 '2 7 -’28 Tot.assess.vaL ’26 (60 %act) 49,190,960
6s
A-O 6,0 )0c_Apr 4 ’2 8 -’31 County tax rate(per$l,000)’26-$5.35
6s
A-O 40,000c.Apr 4 ’2 8 -’31 Popul’n 1910, 25,119; 1920, 23,362
6s
M -8 52,500c.Sept 1 ’27-’31
INT. at County Treasurer’s office.
534s’23 M -S 13.800c.Sept 1 ’27-’32
H IC K SV IL L E .
Pike Bonds.
5s
A-O $ 2 ,000c. ..O c t 10 1927
This village is in Defiance County.
5s
M -S 2 ,200c.Sept 3 ’27-'’28
Sewer Bonds.
5s
A-O 21.OOOc.Oct 2 ’27-’29 534s’ 19M -S ( $2,000— Sept 1 ’27 -’28
5s
M -N 15,000c.Nov 1 '2 7 -2 9
\ 1,600____ Sept 1 1929
5s
A-O
3,0 0 0 c .0 c t 15 ’27-’29
Street Impt. Bonds.
6s
F -A
25,000c-Feb 1 '28-31 5s T9 A-O .$6,000-.O c t 1 ’2 7 -’29
6s
J-D
16.800c.June 1 ’28-’31 534s’22 M -S
4 ,8 0 0 --Sept 1 ’2 7 -’32
6s
F -A
60,00Oc.Aug 1 ’27-’31 B O N D . D E B T July 1 '2 5 -- $27,900
33,800
6s
M -S
40,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’31 Assessment debt (add’1)___
6s
M -S
65,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’31 Sinking fund_______________
1.200
6s
M -S
30,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’31 Total assess, val. 1924____ 2,599,840
5 Ms
M -S
6 )0c___Sept 1 1927 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’24-$23 00
534s
M -S 1 ,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28 Population in 1920_____________2,378
5 Ms
M -S
36,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’32
5Ms
M -S
14.000c.Sept 1 ’2 7 -3 2 H IG H L AN D CO U N T Y .
Hillsboro is the county seat.
5Ms
M -S
23,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’32
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
5M s’23 M -S
3,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’29
5M s’24 M -S
3,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’29 534s’23 M -S $53,000____ M -S ’27-’33
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 3027)
Conservancy Bridge Bonds.
6sM -S $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’31
Road Bonds.
T O T. B D . D T , Apr 1927- $739,423 5s T6 M -S $190,000_____ M -S 1930
Assess val real estate____ 38,148,830 6s ’22 M -S 28,000____ M -S ’2 7 -’30
Assess val personal_____ 20,795,440 (For amount due each 6 months see
V.
Tot assess val '26 (70%
14, p. 761.)
actual)--------------------------- 58,944,270 5s ’21 M -S
1,800. . . . M - S ’27- 28
1,400. — .M -S '27- 28
State & co. tax rate (per $1,000)
2,500. . . . M - S ’27- 28
1926________________________ $18.05 6s '21 M -S
Population 1910, 30,407; 1920.29,167
3,400. . . . M - S ’27- 28
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office. 6s ’22 M-S 12,000. . . . M - S '27- 28
6s ’22 M -S 33,000. . . . M - S ’27- 30
(For amount due each payment see
V. 114, p. 1212.)
H A R R IS T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Elmore) is in 534s'22 M -S 18,000____ M -S '2 7 -3 0
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 1807.)
Ottawa County.
534s’22 iVt-S J 6 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’28
Road Bonds.
[ 4 ,0 0 0 -..S e p t 15 1929
5s ’ 16 M -S $ 6 ,5 0 0 ..M a r 1 ’28-’46
4 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’28
5s '13 M -S 26,000____Mar 1 1936 534s’22 M -S
B O N D . D EB T Apr 15 ’2 7 . $70,500 534s’22 M -S / 6 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-'28
1 4 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’2 9 -’30
Assessed value, real estate.2,112,870
Assessed value, personal___ 878,760 534s’22 M -S f 9,000____ Sept 1 1927
\30,000--Sept 1 '28-'30
Total assessed value, 1927.2,991,630
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '2 7 . $19.40 534s’23 M -S 4 0 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’31
Population 1910, 2.088; 1920..1 .93 8 5s ’23 M -S 3 5 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’31
5s ’23 M -S
6,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’30
534s’23 M -S 20.000c-Sept 1 '2 7 -’31
H A R R IS O N T O W N S H IP R D . D IS . 5s ’26 . - 1 3 ,2 9 2 .-M -S 1 ’27-’34
This district Is In Van Wert Co.
TOTAL DEBT July 1 ’25 $754,800
4s ’ l l M -S $10,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28 Total assess, value 1924--34,053,850
5s ’ 13 M -S 1 0 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’2 9 -’30 Popul’n 1910. 28,711; 1920, 27,610
5s *15 J-D 10.000--.June 15 1931 Real estate assessed at
B O N D . DEBT Apr 21 ’26- $49,000
60% act., personal at 70% act.)
Sinking fund_______________
5,437 IN T . at County Treasurer’s office.
Assessed valuation 1926-.$2,650,000
Total tax (per $ 1 ,0 0 0 )1 9 2 6 ... $15.40 H IL L S B O R O .
Population in 1920____________1.350
This city is in Highland County.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Convoy.
Street Bonds.
5s
- - - $25,000------------------------H A R R IS O N T W P . R U R . S. D .
W ater-W orks Bonds.
This district (P. O. Payne) is in 534s’22 M-S $32.000--Sept 1 ’26-’42
Paulding County.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1922-- $261,799
Water debt________________
45,000
School Building Bonds.
43,513
6s ’20 s-a $19,000— Oct 1 ’27-’45 Sinking fund_______________
5M s’25 A-O
3,200c. _ .A -O ’27-’30 Assessed valuation_________ 5,165,070
B O N D . D E B T M ay 26 ’24 $27,000 Population 1910, 4,296; 1920, 4,356
Total assess, val. 1923____ 1,032,370
IN T . at the Village Clerk’s office
School tax (per $1,000) 1923___ $8.55 on 6s of 1922 at Merchants National
Population in 1920 (est.)_____ 22,730 Bank, Hillsboro.




HILLSBORO SPEC. SCH . D IS T .
Building Bonds.
5s
. . . $ 2 9 ,0 0 0 .................1939
5 (T4 . . . 17,500..............................
N E T D E B T June 1 1927-- $59,500
Total assess, val 1927____ 6,097,960
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 1927 $9.05
H O C K IN G CO U N T Y .
The county seat is Logan.
Inter-C ou nty Highway Bonds.
6s ’20 M -S $20,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’30
6s ’20 M -8 36,000c_Sept 1 '27-’30
6s ’20 M -S 16,800c.Sept 1 ’27-’30
6s '20 M -S 36,800c_______________
($28,440, M ar. 1 ’27-’30; $7,360,
Sept. 1 1930.)
5s '24 A-O 40,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’34
5s ’24 M -S 4 0 ,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’34
Rush Creek Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O $45,0 0 0 c ------- 1927-1931
Road Bonds.
5s T 9 A-O $12,000c_0ct 1 ’22-’29
5s ’26 . . .
$6,300-Sept 10 ’27-’36
5s ’26 . . .
3 2 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’36
New Court House Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O$240,000c.Oct 1 ’2 9 -’47
Ditch Improvement Bonds.
5s ’26 - - .
$ 4 ,2 1 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’36
T O TAL D EB T July 1 ’27 $589,552
Assess, value real estate..15,884,840
Assess, value personal____ 14,262,430
Total assess, val. '26 (50%
actual)_____ ____________30,147,270
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-S7.55
Population TO, 23,650; ’20, 23,291
H O L G AT E.
~ “
This village is in Henry County.
W ater-Improvement Bonds.
6s T9 F-A $4,000..F eb 1 ’28-’31
Funding Bonds.
6s T7 Dec / $ 3 5 0 --D ec 31 1927
1 4,000. Dec 31 ’28-’35
Refunding Bonds.
6s T6 June
$900____ June 1 1928
6s T 8 Apr
( 500____ Mar 1 1928
1 800____ Mar 1 1929
6s T9 Sept
5,038.76Sept 1 '28-’37
TO TAL D E B T M ay 16’18— $49,800
Assessment debt (add’l)_____ 20,000
Water debt (included)______ 13,000
Floating debt (additional)___ 2,000
Total assessed vai’n 1918____ 760,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)___ $15.60
Population 1910, 1,095; 1920, 1,039
HOLMES C O U N T Y
Mlllersburg is the county seat.
Ditch Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S $38,U0.20cSept 1 1932
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’25 M -S $25,600____ M -S ’27-’34
Road Bonds.
6s '21 M -S $73,800.............
1931
S34s’22 - - .
18,030...........
1928
534s’23 M -S 9 4 ,5 0 8 ______1927-1932
534s’24 M -S 2 4 ,1 2 0 ______1929-1930
5s ’24 M -S 28,880____________1933
534s’25 M -S 54,120____________1929
5s ’25 M -S 15,480____________1929
5s
...
6 ,8 0 0 .-M & S 1 ’27-’31
5s '26 - - .
6,900______ 1930-1955
5s ’26 - - 2 7 ,6 6 7 .-M -S 1 ’27-’31
5s ________
3 7 .5 0 0 --M -S 1 ’27-’31
Funding Bonds.
534s’23 M -S $10,000-M & S 1 ’2 7 -’28
T O T. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 - - $573,440
Assess, val. real estate___ 21,704,740
Assess, val. personal_____ 14,780,440
Total value ’26 (actual)-.36,485,185
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) '26___$5.00
Population TO, 17,909; ’ 20. 16,965
HOLMESVILLE SCH OOL D IST .
This district (P. O. Holmesville)
is in Holmes County.
School Bonds.
6s T8 M -S $30,000____ Mar 1 1938
T O TA L D E B T Apr 14 ’2 4 - $52,500
Tot. ass’d val.'24(24 act.).2,918,340
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____$4.10
Population in 1920____________ 2,000

169
B O N D . D E B T Apr 21 ’27 $479,633
Tot. assess. val.’26(34 act)15,707,200
School taxrate(per $1,000) '25_$7.50
Population in 1927____________ 7,500
IN T . payable at the Hubbard
Banking Co., Hubbard.
HUDSON SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
This district (P. O. Hudson) is in
Summit County.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 3 ’27- $236,000
Total assessed val. 1926___ 8,500,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_$7.00
Population in 1923_____________2,500
H U N T SB U R G H T W P . R D . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Huntsburg) is
in Geauga County.
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s T5 M -N $17,000-M ay 20 '2 8 -3 5
B O N D . D EB T M ay '27— - $18,000
Assessed valuation 1926___1,OOO,OO0
HU R O N .
This village Is in Erie County.
W ater Works & Elec. L t. Bonds.
6s ’21 M -S $7,800c.Sept 1 ’27-’32
W ater-Main Construction Bds.
534s’2 3 A - 0 $14,000c____ 1927-1933
BON D . D EBT M ay 24 ’23 $88,463
31,149
Assess, debt (add’l>________
Sinking fund_______________
10,270
Total assessed val. 1923___ 4,503,250
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’23 $17.60
Population in 1920_____________1,754
HURON COUNTY*
Norwalk is county seat.
Building Bonds.
5s '12 J-D $18,000____ Dec 1 1932
534s'12 F-A 21 ,0 0 0 -—Aug 15 1934
Bridge Bonds.
6s ’22 A-O $5,700____ Apr 1 1932
5s ’23 A-O
8,500____ Oct 1 1932
State Road Bonds.
5s '18 A-O $37,000____ Oct 1 1927
5s T8 A-O
8,500____ Oct 1 1927
5s T 9 A-O 16,000____ Oct 1 1928
5s T 9 A-O 13,500____ Oct 1 1928
5s T 9 A-O 23,000____ Oct 1 1928
6s ’20 A-O 73,500____ Oct 1 1929
6s ’21 A-O 26,000____ Oct 1 1930
6s ’21 A-O 56.200____ Apr 1 1931
6s ’21 A-O
7,820____Apr 1 1931
6s ’21 A-O 12,729.03-Apr 1 1931
6s '21 A-O
3,160____ Apr 1 1930
6s ’22 A-O 40,000____ Apr 1 1932
5s ’22 A-O 24,500____ Oct 1 1931
5s ’22 A-O 35,100____ Oct 1 1931
5s ’22 A-O 58.300____ Oct 1 1931
5s ’22 A-O
2,250____ Oct 1 1931
5s ’23 A-O 73,000____ Oct 1 1931
534s’23 A-O 18,750____ Oct 1 1932
534s’23 A-O
7,400____ Oct 1 1931
Ditch Bonds.
534s’22 A-O $4,300____ Apr 1 1928
5s ’22 A-O
4,560____ Oct 1 1928
534s’23 A-O
1,297.50-O ct 1 1927
534s’24 A-O
5,800____ Oct 1 1929
534s’24 A-O 13,700____ Oct 1 1929
County Road Bonds.
5s T7 A-O $10,500____ Oct 1 1927
5s T 8 A-O
7,300____ Oct 1 1927
5s T9 A-O 10,300____ Oct 1 1928
5s T 9 A-O 12,750____ Oct 1 1928
5s T9 A-O
6,450____ Oct 1 1928
5s T9 A-O
4,800____ Oct 1 1928
5s T9 A-O 11,600____ Oct 1 1928
5s ’20 A-O 13,180____ Oct 1 1929
6s ’21 A-O 2 6 ,465.02.Oct 1 1929
6s ’22 A-O 13,587.86.Apr 1 1932
6s ’22 A-O
9,122.66-Apr 1 1932
534s’22 A-O 19,373.21.Oct 1 1931
534s’22 A-O 18,183.83-Oct 1 1931
534s’22 A-O 17,553.25-O ct 1 1931
5 M s ’2 2 A-O 20.7 8 4 .2 0 .0 ct 1 1932
TO TAL D EB T July 1 ’25 $873,880
Road and ditch bonds___
601,335
Total assess, val. 1924
73,005.840
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) ’23-$6.45
Population TO, 34,206; '20, 32,424
IN T . at office of County Treasurer.

INDEPENDENCE.
This village is in Cuyahoga County.
H O P E W E L L T O W N S H IP .
Improvement Bonds.
This township (P. O. R . 8, Tiffin),
534s’24 M -N _$3,500c.Nov 1 ’27-’33
is in Seneca County.
Electric Light Bonds.
B O N D . D E B T Apr 24 ’2 5 . $66,000
Total assess, val. 1925____8,635,960 6s ’20 A-O $28,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’34
Road Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)____ $4.80
Population 1910. 2,194; 1920, 2,240 6s ’22 A-O $10,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’31
534s’23 A-O
6,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’32
G EN . B D . D T . Apr. 16 ’25 $59,458
HUBBARD.
1,050
This village is in Trumbull County. Assessment debt (add’l)___
Sinking fund_______________
7,000
Street Impt. Bonds.
Ass’d value ’24(abt.)4act.).3,OO0,O00
534s’ 19 A-O $8,000____ A-O ’27-’30 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’24-$ 2 1 .20
Sewer, Paving and Sidewalk.
6s T 8 M -S $3,000c_______________ Population in 192(7_____________1,074
♦Municipal Building Bonds.
INDEPENDENCE R U R AL S. D.
5s ’22 A-O $ 1 4 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 ’27-'33
This district (P. O. Brooklyn
Sewer Disposal W ks. Bonds
4M s’27 A-O $49,800 A& O 1 ’28-’32 R. F. D . No. 2) is in Cuyahoga Co.
B O N D . DEBT M ay 22 ’27 $170,209 5s Site and Building Bonds. ’27-’49
Assessment debt (add’l)___
22,891 B OT9D . A-O $46,000c.Oct 1
N
D EB T June 1 1926-567,000
Water debt (included)____
34,500 Floating debt (add’l) _______
2,000
Sinking fund_______________
34,500 Total assess, val. 1926_____ 3,500,000
Total assessed valuation
Tax rate (per $1,000) '2 6 ____ $14.50
1926 (2-3 act.)_________ 6,792,690 Population (est.)_______________ 1,500
Total tax rate (per$l,000) T9-S15.60
Population 1910, 1,699; 1920, 3,320 INDEPENDENCE VILLAG E S. D.
♦ IN T . at the Hubbard Bank. Co.
This district is in Cuyahoga Co.
534s’22 A-O $76,0 0 0 ...O c t 1 ’27-’46
H U B B A R D T O W N S H IP .
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 643.)
This township (P. O. Hubbard) is 534s’23 A-O 1 7,000-— Oct 1 ’27-’43
In Trumbull County.
6s ’23 F-A
4,250 ____F-A ’27-'31
B O N D . D EB T M ay 8 ’23- S3L.000 (For maturity see V. 118, p. 1702.)
Total assessed val. 1923_ 8,515,580 B O N D . D EB T Apr 1 ’25— $122,605
_
Population 1919, ,500; 1920, 5.337 Singing funds (cash value).
6,000
Assess, value 1924 (34 a c t).3,080,000
H U B B A R D V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T . Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924-------$9.97
School-Building Bonds.
f$75,000-_Apr 1 ’28-’52 IRONTON.
5s T9 A-Oi 1 4 .0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’27-’32
This city is the county seat of Law­
l 80,000__0ct 1 ’33-’52 rence County. Incorp. In 1851.
Deficiency Bonds.
(21,000____ A-O ’27-’37
5s T9 A-O (1 5 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’38-’52 6s ’20 M -N $18,000c— -N ov 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
[30,000— Oct 1 ’38-’52
6s ’21 A-O 2 2 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 28-’49 5s '14 . . .
$9,2 0 0 c .................. 1934
6s ’21 A-O 23,100— Apr 1 ’28-’51
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
6s ’22 A-O (20,800--Apr 1 ’28-’43 5s '13 M -N $10,000 . . . N o v 1 1933
[ 7 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’44-’47
Fire Department Bonds.
534s'23 F-A 10,900c____ F-A '27-31 5s T3 J-J $9,000c— .July 1 1933
4M s’27 A-O 160,000--A -O 1 ’28-’42 4 34s’ 16 . . .
6.000c....... ...................
High-School Equipment Bonds. 5s T8 M -N
100 c-.M a y 151928
6s ’21 A-O $23,000___Oct 1 ’27-’49 534s’24 M -S
4,000c.Sept 1 ’2 7 -’34

IR O N T O N S C H O O L D I S T R I C T
4s ’08 J-J 5 1 0,000c...Ju ly 1 1928
5s '14 J-D 3 5 ,0 0 0 c .. June 11 1934
5s '14 J-D
5 ,0 0 0 c ...D e c 4 1934
5s ’19 J-D 25,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1939
8s ’20 F-A 7 5 ,0 0 0 c .. Aug 15 1940
6s ’21 F-A 400,0 0 0 c ...F e b 1 1941
6s ’21 M -N 100,000c— .M a y 1 1941
6s *21 M -S 150,0 0 0 c ...S ep t 1 1941
6s ’21 J-D 21,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1941
5 K s’24 F-A 42,000c____ F -A ’27-31
5K s
A-O
3,000c— .Oct 1 1929
TO TAL D E B T Apr 1 ’2 7 . $966,103
Total value ’27 (M a c t .) ..26,054,590
School tax rate (per $1,000)’27 .$11.75
Population in 1927 (est.)___19,500

JA C K S O N T W P . R U R . S. D.
This district (P. O. Helen ) is in
Sandusky County.
School Building Bonds.
5M s’ 19 . . .
57,500________________
5M s’19 A-O (10,000c.A-O
’28-’29
l30.000c.A-O
'30-'34
s ’20
7 2 ,500________________
6s ’21 . . .
25,000________________
B OND. DEBT May 2 8 ’23- $166,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
3,500
Assessed valuation 1923___ 3,900.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923-------$19.20
J A C K S O N T W P . R U R A L S. D .
This district (P. O. Bylesville) is
In Guernsey County.
5 M s ’2 2 M-S $ 6 4 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’42
B O N D . DEBT Aug 1922— $80,000
Assessed value 1922_______ 1,349,070
Population_____________________ 4.300
IN T . payable at Bylesville.
J E F F E R SO N .
Thisvillage is in Ashtabula Co.
Street Impt. (Vil. Portion) Bds.
5s '16 J-D $5.200—June 1 '28-’ 35
W ater Works Bonds.
5 !* s ’23 A-O $7,600c..O ct 1 ’2 7 -4 3
Refunding Bonds.
6s ’20 A-O $46.000c.Aug 1 ’27-'49
6s ’22 A-O
5,0 0 0 c .0 c t 1 ’27-'36
B O N D . DEBT Apr 28 ’24 - $131,400
33,000
Water debt (incl.)-------------Assessment debt additional
1,020
Total assessed val. 1924___2.525,540
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’23.$21.60
Population 1910, 1,461; 1920. 1.532
JEFFERSO N COU N TY.
County seat Is Steubenville.
Bridge Bonds.
4 ^ s ’12 A-O $ 1 2,000..A & O ’27-’32
Road Bonds.
6s ’24 M -N $28,000c.N ov 1 ’2 7-33
6s ’24 J-D 28,000— Dec 1 ’27-’33
5s ’25 A-O 11,480____ A-O ’2 7 -3 3
5s ’27 M -S 26,839— Sept 1 ’28 -3 5
Inter County Highway Bonds.
($96.000____ J-D ’27-’34
5s ’25 J-D{
6,000____ June 1 1935
\ 8,782____ Dec 1 1935
T O T. D E B T Feb 15 ’27..$ 1 ,1 98 ,0 0 0
Total valuation 1927____ 170.401,000
County tax {per $1,000) '2 7 — $4.95
Popul’n 1910, 65,423; 1920, 77,580
INTEREST payable at Co. Treas,

JEFFERSON VIL. SCH . B IS T .
Building Bonds.
JA C K S O N .
s’ 16 A-O $29,000c. _ Oct 1 '27-’55
This city is in Jackson County.
5s ’ 17 A-O
3,200c. Oct 1 ’27-’42
Funding Bonds.
B O N D . DEBT Apr 22 1920 $40,000
[$7,500Aug5’33-’35-’37 Assessed debt additional
5,000
5s ’19 F'-A { 6 ,0 0 0 .Aug 15 ’34-’36 Total assessed val. 1919___2,591,620
l 3 .5 0 0 .. .Aug IS 1938 School tax (per $1,000) 1919— $7,354
6* ’26 —
1 6 ,0 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’28-’31 Population in 1920___________1,515
Light Plant Equipment Bonds.
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Jefferson
($4,000— Oct 1 ’27-’30
5 H s’23 A-O
1.500
____________Oct 1 1931 N T W P . R U R A L S. D .
JE FFE R SO
6 .0 0 0 .
. 0 . t 1 ’ 32-’37
This district (P. O. New Paris) is
. 1,500____ Oct 1 1938 In Preble Co. Pop’n (est.). 2,250.
Paving Bonds.
School Bonds.
6s '20 F-A j $3,000— . Aug 1 1927 5e T 5 A-O $27,000c______
___
\ 15.000. .Aug 1 ’28-’30 ($1,500 payable each 6 months on
Deficiency Bonds.
(April and Oct. 1.)
6s ’21 M -S $ 1 5.000.Sept 15 ’27-’31 B O N D . DEBT Apr 22 ’2 7 . $24,000
Fire Bonds.
Tot.assess.val.’26(abt act).3,500,000
1.000
____________Oct 1 tax rate (per $1,000)"26.$18.40
Total 1928
1.500
____________Oct 1 .1929 bonds of 1915 payable at
IN T on
2.000. — Oct 1 ’30-’31 First National Bank, New Paris.
5>£s’27 A-O
1.500
____________Oct 1 1932
2 .0 0 0 .
-Oct 1 ’33 &’34H N S T O W N .
JO
1.500
____________Oct 1 1935
This village is in Licking County.
1.000
____________OctT8 1936 $6.000____ Oct 1 1928
6s 1 A-O
T O TAL D E B T July 1 ’2 5 .. $358,611
Equip.
Total assessed val. 1920___5,262,440 6s PlantM -S $ 1Bonds- ar 1 ’28-'29
’22
,8 0 0 .-M
Total tax rate (per $1,000) *20. $21-00
Paving (v illa g e 's s h a r e ).
Pop’n 1910, 5,468; 1920 ............5,842 6s T 9 J-J
$3,200____ Jan 1 1928
(Optional after Jan. 1 1920)
JACKSON COUNTY.
B O N D . DEBT Feb 15 ’2 3 - $34,758
Jackson Is the county seat.
Assess, debt (add’l) _________ 3,500
Assessed valuation 1922 ..1 ,5 8 1 ,0 0 0
Turnpike Bonds.
4s
A-O $80,000c—Apr 1 ’28-’31 Population 1910 , 805; 1920 . 906
Road Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O $35.000c.0ct 1 ’27-’31
5s ’22 A-O 7 6.000c.Oct 1 ’27-’29 J O H N SO N SX. P A R IS S C H . D IS .
1 6,000c. Oct 1 ’30-’31
This district (P. O. St. Paris) is
5 H s’24 M -N f 6,000— . N ov 1 1927 in Champaign County.
Deficiency Bonds.
142,000— Nev 1 ’28-’33
5J4s
A-O 5 0 ,6 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 2 6s ’21 A-O $5,000____ Oct 1 1931
5s ’26 —
35,061— Sept 1 ’ 27-’35
Building Ponds.
5 K s ’26 . . .
12,140— -Oct 1 ’27-’35 5s T7 A-O $54,0 0 0 c____1927-1941
Emergency Bridge Bonds.
111 5DOc„A-O ’27-’38
6s
. . . $2,7 5 4 -- Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 2 5 Jis’ 19 A-O 1 6 ,0 0 0 c ._A-O ’39-’41
G E N . CO. D T . Apr 20 ’2 7 - $246,388
l 1.000c. ..A p r 1 1942
34,060 B O N D . DEBT Apr 20 ’2 7 . $77,500
Assess, debt (add’l)______
Twp. road debt (add’l) ___
5.765 Total assess, val. 1927____ 3,430,270
Floating debt (a d d !)_____
39,825 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $10.15
Sinking fund______________
29,036
IN T . payable in Paris; on de­
Assessed valuation, real..13,621,170 ficiency bonds at State Treasurer’s
Assessed val’n. personal.. 9,536,700 office.
_______
Total val. ’27 (70% act.).23,157,870
County tax (per $1,000) ’27— $8.03 K E N M O R E .
This city is in Summit County.
Popul’n 1910, 30,791; 1920, 27,342
Organized April 6 1908.
|1NT. at Co. Treas, office.
Viaduct Bonds.
5)4s 17 A-O $15 000c— Oct 1 ’28-’30
JACKSON TO W N SH IP.
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
P. O. Fostoria. Seneca County.
6s ’21 J-D $25.000c.Dec 1 ’3 1 -3 5
Improvement Bonds.
Storm-W ater Sewer Bonds.
6s ’25 M -S
$711. .M ar 1 ’28-’30 5M s’18 A-O $75,000c— .Apr ’43 45
Road Bonds.
5 ^ s ’19 A-O 1 2 ,5 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1948
5M s’25 J-J
$5,000e.July 1 ’28-'32 534s’25 J-J
1,000c. .Jan 1 ’28-’29
6 s ’26 M -N 2,100— Nov 1 ’28-’32
Debt Extension Bonds.
TO TAL DEBT Apr 1 ’27— $56,933 6s ’25 M -S $47,100c-Sept 1 '27-'38
Assessed valuation 1927___ 4,180,890
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924-. .$22.00 5s '16 J-D /1 .0 0 0 c . Dec 20 1927
Population 1910, 2,122; 1920, 2,104
: 5fl0c.-D ec 20 1 9 2 X
IN T . at Commercial Bank & Sav 4M s’26 M -S 125,700— Sept 1 ’28-’49
Co., Fostoria.
Water Bonds.
4s T2 J-DS100,000c..Dec 23 1942
JACKSON T W P . R U R . S. D.
5 H s’ 14 M -N 35,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1934
This district (P. O. Union City) is 5s 17 J-D
12,000c June 1 5 ’2 8-33
5s 18 A-O 32,000c. .Apr 1 ’38-’41
In Darke County.
School Building Bonds.
6s T8 F-A
4,500—Aug l ’27-’31
( $ 3 ,0 0 0 ..M -S
’2 8 -’30 6s '20 F-A 60,OOOc.Feb 15 ’32-’41
6 J4s’20M -S ( 2 8 ,0 0 0 ..M -S
’3 1 -’37 6s ’20 J-D 200,000c...June 1 1931
| 42,000—M -S
'38-'44 6s ’21 M -S *45,000c— . Sept 1 1936
I 4,000____ Mar 1 1945 5 H s’23 A-O 12.000c— Oct 1 ’27-’29
_s ’20 . . .
8 0 .0 0 0 0 ........................
l 1,000c— .O ct 1 1930
5s ’27 M -S 70,000—A-O 1 ’27-’51 5 y i s ’ 2 5 A-O
4 .0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’30
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’2 5 . $84,000 5M s’25 A-O I 6 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’32
Total assess, val 1925____ 3,845,740
[ 800____ Oct 1 1933
Population in 1920 ( e s t .______ 1,300 5 H s’26 A-O 11,500— Oct 15 ’27-’31




Municipal Building Bonds.
5 H s ’ \7 F-A $40,000c— Feb 15 1957
5sH ’ 17 M -N 12.000c.N ov 1 ’43-’45
Street Improvement Bonds,
6s 26 M -N $95,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’41
(See V . I l l , p. 109, for maturity.)
6s ’21 M -S 10.000c.M ar 15 ’31-10
6s ’21 M -S 14,750c_Mar 15 '28 34
5 ^ s ’22 A-O
5,400c— Oct 1 '27-’31
5 ^ s ’23 A-O
1 ,000c..O ct 1 ’2 7 -2 8
5 H s ’22 A-O
1,500c..O ct 1 ’27-’31
5 K s ’23 A-O
2 ,000c..O ct 1 ’2 7 -2 8
Special Road Bonds.
5 ^ s ’23 A-O $14,600c.0ct 15 ’27-’32
Sewer Bonds.
4s T 9 J-D $70,000c. .D ec 23 1937
5>4s’ 17 A-O 15,000c— .O ct ’35-’37
5 ^ s ’22 A-O 2 2 ,5 00c..O ct 1 ’27-’'41
5 ^ s ’23 A-O
2,000c. Oct 1 27-’28
5 ^ s '2 3 A-O
8,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’34
5 Ms ’2 3 j- d
6 ,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’32
School Bonds.
5 s ’26 J-J
$6,200— Dec 1 ’28-'33
B O N D . D EB T Feb 3 ’27.$1,174,225
Water debt (incl.)________
520,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) - .
625,810
Sinking fund______________
50,000
Ass’d val. '26 0 4 a c t . ) . . . 17,488,490
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $23.50
Population in 1910 1.561;.*20 12,863
IN T . at Village Treasurer’s office,
on bonds marked (*) at National
City Bank, N . Y .
K E N M O R E C I T Y S C H . D IS T .
Building Bonds.
5s '13 A-O $5,0 0 0 c .. Oct 1 1927
5J4s’ 14 A-O J15,000c_0ct 1 ’28-’30
\ 2 .0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1931
4>Ss’16 A-O 54,OOOc_Oct 1 '27-'34
4 H s ’ 17 A-O 60,000c— Oct 1 ’35-’40
(50,000c—Oct 1 ’41-'42
5s T 7 A-O (75,000c. .O ct 1 ’43-’45
[15,000c---- Oct 1 1946
100,000c.Oct 1 ’36-’40
2 5 ,000c. Oct 1 ’41-’45
5s T9 A-O
1 5 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1946
4 .9 S T 9 A -0 j 30,00c— .O ct 1 1947
\120,000c. Oct 1 ’48-'50
6s ’20 A-O
2 2 ,000c— Aug 16 1930
5 ^ s ’21 A-O 200,000c__________ 1941
Funding Bonds.
($30,000c__________ 1931
6s ’21 A -0 { 22,000c__________ 1931
l 38.000c__________ 1931
5J4s’23 — .
6 ,2 6 3 c ____ 1927-1931
5s ’25 A-O 12,000c...Oct 1 ’27-’32
5s ’ 26 . . .
21,992______ 1927-1931
BO N D D E B T Apr 21 ’27 $919,256
Assess, val. 1 9 2 6_________ 17.748,050
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '26.$12.60|
Population in 1920____________13,640
K ENT.
This city is in Portage County.
Incorp. M ay 8 1867. Became a
city Jan. 1 1922.
General Street Bonas.
6s T7 M -S
$500 __________ 1927
T8 M -S ( 2 .0 0 0 ... Sept 1 1927
11.000
Sept 1 1928
5 ^ s ’19 M -S $ 3 ,5 0 0 ______1927-1932
6s ’21 M -S 1 1 ,3 0 0 ______1927-1934
6s ’21 M -S 11,200 ______1927-1932
6s ’21 M -S 1 6 .0 0 0
_1927T931
General Sewer Bonds.
5s T 5 M -S $60,000— Sept 1 ’27-’46
4 K s ’16 M -S
28,000 ........ 1927-1940
Refunding Bonds.
4M s’ 17 M -S $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1931
6s T 8 M -S
7 ,0 0 0 .. .Sept ’27-’33
5s T 8 M -N
16,000__________ 1933
5Jis’ 19 M -S
1 0 ,0 0 0 ____ 1928-1932
6s ’22 M -S 4 9 ,9 1 0 ______1927-1940
6s ’22 M -S
6 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1932
6s ’24 A-O 11,000 ______1927-1937
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s ’22 M -S $168,000-Sept 1 ’2 7 -4 7
5s ’23 M -S 6,500 ______1927-1939
5s ’23 A-O 2 2 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1948
Cemetery Bonds.
6s ’26 . . .
$4,080— Oct 1 ’27-’43
Fire Department Bonds.
5 ^ s ’22 M -S $36.000— Sept 1 ’ 27-’32
B O N D . D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 . $480,450
Assess, debt (add’l)______
95,470
Total assess, val. ’26____ 15,376,060
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— -$22.60
Population 1927_______________ 9,500
IN T . on general bonds payable at
the City Bank, Kent.

[V ol. 124,
Paving Bonds.
20 A-O $4,000c_0ct 1 '30-'39
’24 . . .
9 ,000_________________
’24 . . .
9 00________________
’25 A-O 14,000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 3
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5J4s’20 M -S ($1,7 0 0 c ...M a r 1 1930
117.000c. .M a r 1 ’31-47
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’20 F-A $47,000____ Aug 1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’24 F-A $7,000—Aug 1 ’27-33
5s ’25 A-O
4,200—Apr 1 ’28-’34
S tr e e t Bonds tCi£*’s P u r i t a n ) .
5s T6 A-O $3.000— Apr 1 ’28-’33
5s T9 A-O 4 .0 0 0 ..O ct 1
’29- 32
T O T . B D . D T . July 1 ’2 5 . $523,515
Total assessed val 1925-. 11,187,610
Total tax 1924 (per $1,000) — .$29.10
Population 1910, 7.185; 1920, 7,690
5s
6s
6s
5s

K E N T O N C I T Y S C H O O L D IS T .
This district (P. O. Kenton) is in
Hardin County.
f$6,W>0____ Oct 1 1938
6s ’20 A-O 12,000____ Oct 1 1939
O ct 1 1940
7.000
6.000
Oct 1 1938
5J4s’22 A-O (12,000____ Oct 1 1939
I 7,000____ Oct 1 1940
5J4s’22 A-O (14 000— .O ct 1 ’2 7 -3 3
\ 3.000____ Oct 1 1934
5J4s’22 A-O
2,000— . Oct 1 1927
5)4s’23 F-A (13,200____F-A ’27-’ 30
1 4 ,000______ F-A 1931
B O N D E D D EB T Apr21’ 27 $151,500
Sinking fund_______________
15,000
Total assessed valuation,
1927 (60% actual)_____ 10,964,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$9.75
Population (est.)________
8,000
_ _

IR O N T O N ( C o n clu d e d ) .
S tr e e t Bonds.
4s 12 J-D $15,000c...Ju n e 1 1932
5s 14 J-J
3 7 ,5 0 0 c ... July 1 1934
5s' 15 M -S 12.200c___Mar 1 1935
6s ’20 M -N 12,000c___Nov 1 1940
fl2,000c.Sept 1 ’2 7 -3 0
M -S
S.OOOc.Sept 1 ’31-’32
l 3 ,8 9 1 c ...S e p t 1 1933
S ew er Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $35,000c___July 1 1929
4s ’ l l A-O 1 5 ,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1931
4 s ’ 12 J-D 25,000c___June 1 1932
5>£s’24 M S
4,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’34
W a ter Bonds.
4s '07 J-D $20,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1927
4s ’l l M -S
8 ,0 0 0 c ..-M a r 1 1931
4s
A-O
6,000c__________ 1931
6s ’21 J-J
23,0 0 0 c ...J a n 1 1941
6s ’20 M -N 1 2 ,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1940
5 H s’26 . . .
36,925— Sept 1 ’28-’52
City Bonds.
5 H s ’24
( $8 1 ,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’33
J-D
1 1 2 ,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1934
W ater-Filtration-Plant Bonds.
4 ^ s ’16 J-D$375,000c___June 1 1936
4M s’18 J-J 30,0 0 0 c ...J a n 1 1938
R efunding W ater Bonds.
4s ’ l l M & »$18.000c__________ 1931
5 H s’24 M -S
4.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’34
5s ’26 M -S 90.000.Sept 15 ’27-’36
5 ^ s ’26 M -S 50,000-Sept 15 ’28-’36
5M s’27 M -S 16,000— Sept 1 ’28-’37
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 1927- $620,620
Assessment debt (a d d 'l)..
512,000
Sinking fund______________
168,509
Tax valuation 19^6_______26,054,511
Total tax rate(per 51,000) ’26.525-20
Pop’n 1910. 13,147; 1920, 14.007
IN T . on spec, assess.bonds at City
Treasury; other bonds at the Nat
Park Bank, N . Y . City.

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K IL L B U C K S C H O O L D IS T .
This district (P. O. Killbuck) is in
Holmes County.
Building Bonds5 8 ’23 M -S $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 c ...........................
Deficiency Bonds.
6s
M -S $1,500c.........
—
B O N D . D E B T M ay 17 ’2 3 ..$ 9 1 ,5 0 0
Floating debt (additional)---4,000
Sinking fund________________
250
Tot.ass’d val.’22(abt. % aet.)448,000
School tax rate(per$l,(K)0) ’23.$16.50
Population in 1923 (est.)---------- 1,100
IN T E R E S T at Killbuck Bank.
K IN G S T O N V IL . S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Kingston) is in
Ross County.
School Bonds.
6s ’23 F-A j $5,000___ F -A ’27-’31
1 8 5 9 .3 6 .Aug 1 1931
Building Bonds.
5s T 5 A-O $19,690______1927-1940
G E N . B D . D T . M ay 30 ’27 $37,678
Sinking fund_______________
6,200
Total assess, val. 1927____ 2.150,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ,’27$11.50
IN T . at office of Treas. Bd. of Ed.
K IN SM AN T O W N S H IP .
This twp. (P. O. Kinsman) is in
Trumbull Co
Population
1910.
1,259; 1920, 1,204.
Road Bonds.
5s ’ 15 A-O $23,500c.............. .............
5s ’16 A-O 50,000c----------------------B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 1919 $73,500
Sinking fund_______________
3,187
Total assessed val. 1918— 2,536,650
Twp. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 18-814.40

K N OX COUNTY.
Mount Vernon is county seat.
C ounty Home Bonds.
5s ’24 A-O $9.450________________
Memorial Building Bonds.
5s ’25 M -S $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’30
Road Bonds.
5s ’ 18 A-O $ 1 .0 0 0 ... Apr 1 1928
1.006 — - A p r 1 1928
5s ’ 18 A-O
2 .0 0 0 ... Apr 1 1928
5s ’ 18 A-O
500— Apr 1 1928
5s ’ 18 A-O
1,500— Apr 1 1928
5s ’ 18 A-O
5s ’26 M -S $ 6 1,529.M & S 1 ’27-’36
Funding Bonds.
„
5 H s'23 J-J $ 6 3 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 27-^3
R ood Emergency Bonds.
5s
A-O $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 -—A&O ’27-’29
T O TA L D E B T Apr 1927- $805,555
Total assess, val. 1926____ 56,000,000
K E N T C I T Y S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Kent) Is in State&Co. tax (per $1,000) ’ 15—$2.84
Popul’n 1910, 30,181; 1920, 29,580
Portage County.
IN T . payable in Mount Vernon.
School Bonds.
5s ’19 J-D $259,000— Dec 31 ’27-49
(See V. 109. p. 603, for maturity.) K U N K L C R U R A L S C H . D IS T .
6s ’20 J-D 181,000. Nov 1 2 ’2 7 -5 0
This district (P. O. Kunkle) is in
(See V 111. p 1679 for maturity ) Williams County.
6 s ’22 J-J f$ 1 ,0 0 0 .. Jan 15 1928 5s ’ 18 M -S ($12,000cMar 1 ’28-’33
\ 1,000-July 15 ’2 7 -’28
l 15,000cMar 1 ’34-’38
( 3,000____ J-J ’29-’30
R efunding Bonds.
6s ’22
—
10,000— Jan 1 ’28-’32 6s ’21 M -S $20,000c___M ar 1 1932
B O N D . D E B T July 1 1925-1499,460 6s ’22 M -S 10 000c_Mar 1 ’28-’32
Sinking fund_______________
7,214 B O N D . D E B T June 6 ’2 7 - $92,732
Floating debt______________
2,000
Assess, val. ’27 (abt. % act)l,950,116
KEN TON .
Schooi tax (per $1,000) 1926_$14.35
This city Is In Hardin County.
R efunding Bonds.
5s
...
$21,625_______
— LA K E COU N TY.
All
County seat is Painesvilie
5s ’16 A-O
3.000— Apr 1 ’28-’30
5s ’16 A-O 30,200.A&O 1 ’28-’58 bonds are coupon in form.
4>4s’ l7 A-O
35,000_______________
Bridge Bonds.
($ 1 3 6 .5 0 0 ..M -S ’27-’39
6s ’ 18 . . .
2 8 ,0 0 0 ____ 1928-1948
($1,000 yearly Apr 1 1927-32, $2,000 5s ’19 M -S
88.0Q0.M -S ’40-’47
Apr 1 1933 and $3,000 each 6 mos.
(
7 ,7 0 0 .-M -S ‘27-’48
from Oct. 1 1933-Oct 1 1937. incl 1 5s ’23 A-O 134,000___________ 1942
5 H s ’19 A-O 3 1 ,4 3 4 ..Part each six
Road and Bridge.
months beginning Apr. 1 1929 4 ^ s ’ 13 M -S I21.000.M & S 1 ’27-’33
6s ’20 A-O ]$j£ O 0 0 .A p r 1 ’31-’47 4 ^ s ’ 14 M -S 115.000____ Sept 1 1934
tlTJTOO—Oct 1 ’30-’46 5s ’ 17 Jan 19,000________________
(5s_____________ $20,000 5s ’ 19 M -S 1 1 ,0 0 0 ...........M -S 1927
Water Works (5s, 1919______ 35,000 5s ’22 A-O 90.000___________ 1931
R e f..............(.s . 1920______
9,000 5s ’27 A-OS115.995— Oct 1 ’27-’36
General Im -(5s, 1918______ 20.000 5s ’27 A-O 2 3 ,8 4 5 ..O ct 1 ’27-’35
_
provement\4)-is, 1920____ 15,00015s ’27 A-O 121,199— Oct 1 ’27-’35
6 ,0 7 4 .-Oct 1 ’28-’31
City Building 4 H s, 1917____ 5.000 ! 5s ’27 A-O
(4s.............
26,200 5s ’ 27 A-O 11,618— Oct 1 ’28-’31
3,618— Oct " ’27-’31
Paving............ ( 4 H s ................... 33.500 5s ’27 A-O
2,730 ..O c t
’27-’31
[5s_____________ 90,80015s ’27 A-O
6 ,9 5 6 .. Oct
28-’31
W ater-maln extension. 4 H s 3,440 j 5s ’27 A-O
Water 5s_____________________ 3,000 15s ’27 A-O 9 4 ,0 5 0 -. Oct 1 ’27-’36

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L A R U E V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T .
L IB E R T Y T W P. RURAL S. D.
LAKE CO U N T Y (C o n c lu d e d ).
Deficiency Bonds.
This district is in Trumbull Co.
5s ’ 19 A-O $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 --. Oct 1 1927
Court-Mouse and Jail Bonds.
This district (P. O. La Rue) is in
4>$s'07 M -S $70,000 M&S 1 ’27-'34 6s ’20 A-O 78,000____ Oct 1 1928
School Site & Bldg. Bonds.
Marion County.
5s '24 M -S $ 7 2 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’50 6s ’20 J-D$130,000____ J-D ’27-’44
6 s ’21 A-O 42.000______ Oct 1930
(See V. 85, p. 1476.)
( 8,0 0 0 c ..M -S ’27-’34 (See V . 110, p. 2315. for maturity.)
General Street Bonds.
Grade-Crossing (C o . ’ s S h a r e ).
11,000____________ 1948
4 H s’ 16 M -S S 5 .0 0 0 --M -S 1 ’27-’32 5s '13 A-O $ 4 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 28-’29 5s ’25 M -S (
500c— Mar 1 1935 5s ’26 - . 5s ’ 14 A-O 1 2 .0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 ’27-’29
I
250c— Sept 1 1935 B O N D . D EB T Apr 14 ’24- $166,000
Road Improvement Bonds.
8 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’30 B O N D . D E B T M ay 26 ’26 $91,361 Total assess, val. 1924____ 6,455,580
f$20.000____ M -S ’27-’30 5s ’ 14 A-O
48 000____ M -S ’27-'30 5s T9 A-O 60,000_____ 1927-1938 Tot.ass'd val.’26(70% act.) .4,900,000
6.000 _Feb 28 1931 5s T9 A-O 3 3 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’37 School tax (per $1,000) 1925___$9.32
L ICK IN G COUNTY.
9.000 __M -S ’27-’29 6s ’ 20 A-O 5 0 ,0 0 0 _____ 1929-1938
County seat Is Newark.
1.500 __Mar 1 1930 6 s ’20 A-O 1 0 ,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1928 L A W R E N C E C O U N T Y .
6s '21 M -S
Road Bonds.
County seat Is Ironton.
28,800____ M -S ’27-’30 5s ’23 A-O / 4 ,0 0 0 ---O c t 1 ’26-’30
4s
—$3,590______ 1927-1927
Turnpike Bonds.
5,000— Feb 28 1931
(3 4 ,0 0 0 ---O c t 1 ’31-’47
4^s
—7 ,000______ 1927-1927
— $200,000.............. ..........
48,000____ M -S ’27-'30 5s ’24 A-O 2 8 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’40 5s
5s
—37,500........... 1927T929
—
3 5 5 ,0 0 0 .........................
8.000 __M -S ’27-'30 4M s’26 A-O (15,000-— Oct 1 ’27-’41 4s
6s
--85.000______ 1927-1931
1.000 __Mar 1 1931
...
4 0 ,0 0 0 ............... ........
(20,000. ..O c t 1 ’42-’51 4 M s
General Bonds.
6s ’22 A-O 3 0 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1 ’27-’31 5s ’25 A-O 1 8 ,0 0 0 .— Oct 1 ’27-’35
Highway Bonds.
5s
--$21,000___________ 1927
As
< i Q7 se n
b
8 .0 0 0 . . . 0ct 1 ’27-’30
4(^s’2 6 A -0 32,000________________
5s '22 A -0
Poor Relief Bonds.
9 ,5 0 0 -— Oct 1 ’27-’45 5 K s ’23 M -S 1 0 9 :0 0 0 ~ — — — serially
1.500 __Oct 1 1931 4 H s ’25 A-O
—$4,000---------------- 1927
4 ,8 0 0 .-M & S 1 ’27-’29 4> is’26 A-O 50,000___ Oct 1 ’27-’51
Inter-County Highway Bonds. 5 K s
Ditch Bonds.
5s ’22 M -S
1.000 _Mar 1 1930
General Sewer Bonds.
5s ’25 M -S $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’35
51$s
„ $4,000...........1927-1928
Court-H ouse Bonds.
500____Sept 1 1930 4s 0 0 A-O $64,000______1927-1942
R efunding Bonds.
4(^s'02 A-O
8 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1930 4s '06 M -S $70.000cM&S 1 ’27-'33
2 .0 0 0 .
.M & S 1 '31-’32
B O N D . D E B T M ay 6 ’25 $894,000 5s T7 Dec $12.000............... . 1927
5s ’22 A-O 2 6 ,7 0 0 - -Oct 1 ’27-’31 4 K s’ 12 A-O 65,000 ..........1927-1939
$127,081
122,500 T O T .B D . D T . Apr 18’27
5s ’22 A-O 15.000— -Oct 1 ’27-’31 5s ’22 A-O 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’47 Sinking fund______________
5V*s’24 A-O 258,000____ A-O ’27-’33 5s T 9 A-O 33,000______ 1926-1937 Assessed value, real estate.25,987,590 Assessed value, real estate 75,422,380
Assessed value, personal-.17,490,140 Assessed value, personal- 40,222,950
(For maturity see V . 118, p. 2347.) 4>4s’26 A-O 260,000________________ _________
5s ’27 A-O 24,774— Oct 1 ’28-’35 G E N . B D . D T Dec 31 ’26 $3,697,500 T ot. ass’d val. ’25 (60 % act .)43,477,730 Total assessed value 1926
(75% actual)________ 115,645,330
Inter-County Highway Bonds. Assessed valuation 1926-141,940,210 County tax (per $1,000) 1925.-$6.67
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) 1926-$4.50
Population in 1920__________ 39,540
5M s’22 M -S $48 00 '-.S & M 1 ’ 27-’32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$23.00
Population in 1920 (Census)--5 6 .4 2 6
IN T . at Treasurer’s office.
5 H s’24 A-O 11 4 0 ,0 0 0 ..A&O ’27-’33 Pop’n 1 9 2 7 ...........— ................. 65,000
INT. payable at County Treasury.
t 9,000____ Oct 1 1933
IN T . at Union Trust C o .. Cleve.
LEBAN ON .
5J^s’22 M -S
7,200__M&S 1 ’27-’30
This village is in Warren County. L IM A .
5 s ’27 A-O 125,921— Oct 1 ’28-’36
This Is the county seat of Allen Co.
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
County Hospital Bonds.
5s T 6 M -8 $1.000c-M -S 1 ’26-’3S Incorporated In 1842.
5e ’23
A -0$160,000— -Oct 1 ’ 27-’43 L A K E W O O D SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
5s
A-O $ 1 08,000.--O c t 1 1931
4 H s’03 A-O $6.0 0 0 c ____ 1926-1928
Electric-Light Bonds.
Water-Main BondsRiver Impt. Bonds (C ity 's p o r t i o n )
5 8 ’ 23 A -O / $ 8 4 ,0 0 0 ---Oct 1 ’27-’33 4 ^ s ’0 6 A -O /5 1 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1926-1943 5s T9 M -S $2,000c_____________ 1928
( 1,000c---------------- 1944
I 117,000___Oct 1 ’34-’42
1 0 4,000c.-M -S '31-'45 4 ^ s ’ 16 A-O *73,000 -O ct 1 ’27-’66
l,500r.Sept 1 ’26-’33
4H -5s’ 17
3 1 ,4 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’67
5s ’27 A -O . 20,199— Oct 1 ’2 § -’46 4s ’05 M -8
Sewer Bonds.
($500 every two years.)
38,000— M -S ’27-’28
5s ’08
— $5,6 4 0 c _____1927-1932 5>4sT8 s-a
Agricultural Society (Fair Ods).
4 H s’ 13 M -S $14 000— M&S #
27-’29 4 W 1 0 A - O 8 0 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’42
Sewer Bonds.
Gas Works Bonds.
5e ’25 A-O 7 8 ,0 0 0c.0ct 1 *27-’28 5s T 3 A-O 15,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’29 5s T3 . . . $11,0 0 0 c _______ 1928-1934 5 ^ s ’ 18 s-a $140,000____ Mar 1 1928
6s ’21 M -S 4 6 .0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’50
1 8,000c_0ct 1 ’29-’30 53 14 A-O 40,0 00c..O ct 1 ’27-’34
Street Improvement Bonds.
’ 15 A-O 115,000c. .O ct 1 ’27-’49
6s *21 — 26,000___ Oct ’2 7 -3 9
Sewerage Bonds.
— $6,0 0 0 c _____1928-1932 6s ’21
£s’ 16 A-O 5 5 ,0 0 0 ...O c t 1 ’27-’37 5s T7
18,000-------J-J ’27-’35
5s '27 A-O$12O,206--Oct 1 ’28-’46
G EN . B D . D T . Jan 1 1927. $143,580 6 s ’21 - - 4 H s’16 A-O 294,000-— Oct 1 ’27-’47
8 0 0 0 --Oct 1926-1934
N E T B D . D T . M ay 1 ’27.$3,668,018
6,247 5s ’22 M -N /4 2 7 ,I0 0 --N o v 1 ’2 7 -4 5
5s '17 A-O 480,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’50Assessment debt (add’l)
Total assess, val. 1926
128,000,000
8,022
5s T9 A-O 7 8 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’52Sinking fund_______________
( 34.000____N ov 1 1946
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 2 6 ------$4 19
5 !£ s’20 A-O G50.000- - Oct 1 ’27-’36Total assessed val. 1926___5,489,860
(65.000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 9
Popul'n 1910. 22,927; 1920, 28,281
(110.000c.0ct 1 ’27-'37 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $21.20 5s ’22 A-O (4 2 ,0 0 0 -_0c t 1 ’40-'46
IN T ER EST at County Treasury.
6s '20-A-O JlOO.OOOc.Oct 1 ’38-’42Population 1910, 2,698; 1920, 3,396
l 6,100_____ Oct 1 1947
(350.000c-0ct 1 ’43-’52
5 ^ s ’24 A-O
92,000___ A-O ’27-’49
6s '21 A-O 1100,000-Oct 1 ’33-’52 L E B A N O N S C H O O L D I S T R I C T . 5 H, ’24 A -0 1 5 (19,000_ A-O ’2 7 -’45
_
LAKEW OOD.
Building Bonds.
(l22.iOO.Oct 1 '27-’52
( 8,000_____A-O ’47-’49
THls city Is In Cuyahoga County
5s '16 M -S / $ 4 ,0 0 0 --M -S 1 ’28-’29 5 K s ’24 A-O 1 3 ,0 0 0 .-0 c t 1 5 ’27-'39
( 55,0 0 0 -0 ct 1 ’27-'37
Iijcorp, May 4 1903, became a city
( 3 6 ,0 0 0 .-M -S 1 ’30-'41 5s ’25 F -A /6 4 4 ,0 0 0 .- Feb 1 ’28 -5 0
Feb. 17 1911. The question of an- 6s '21 A-O nOO.OOO.Oct 1 ’38-’47
7 5 ,000-0ct 1 ’48-’52 T O T. B D . D T . April 1927— $40,000
1 32,000____ Feb 1 1951
oeratlon to the city of Cleveland was
5 s '25 M -S /143,000-M ar 1 5 ’28-’40
defeated Nov. 8 1910 and also Nov. 6s ’21 A-O o75,000________________
(132,000-M ar 15 ’41-’ol
1922. New city charter adopted 6s '21 A-O 96.000c.Oct 1 ’27-’38 L E E T O N IA V IL L A G E S C H . D.
Deficiency Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O 4 4 ,0 0 0 -0 ct 15 ’28-’49
July 22 1913. All bonds are coupon 5 H s f22 A-O /33,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-'37
5 H s ’19 F-A $6.000____ Aug 1 1927 5s ’26 M -S
3,573.26Mar 15’28-33
( 5,000c___Oct 1 1938
in form.
7,200____ F-A ’27-’31 5 s ’26 M -S
2,501,81Mar 15’28-32
5s ’ 22 A-O /27,000c--O ct 1 ’27-’35 5s ’23 F-A
Public-Impt. Bonds.
574.84Mar 15’28-32
( 1,000c-- Oct 1 1936 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1920 $40,000 5s ’26 M -S
5s T5 A-O $64,300. Oct 1 ’27-'32
1,200 5s ’26 M -S
Sinking fund_______________
527.61Mar 15’28-32
...1 9 2 7 -1 92 9 5s '22 A -0*120,000___Oct 1 ’27-’38
3,000
5s T3 A-O
7,000
...1 9 2 7 -1 93 3 4J4s’23 A -O / 262,000c-_Oct 1 ’27-’43 Tot. assess, val. T 9 (2-3act)2,982,000 5 s ’26 M -S 200,000--M a r 1 ’29-’53
5s T3 A-O
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’20-$10.60
( 10.000c____Oct 1 1944
Building Bonds.
5s '13 A-O 25,000. ...1 927-1931
A-O 66,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’48 Population in 1920 (est.)______ 3,000 4s '05 M -S $3,0 00c.-M & S ’27-’29
A-O
6 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1932 5s
6,000
5 * '14
IN T . on bonds of 1923 at Farmers
R efund. W ater
1,000
____ 1927 5s ’23 A -0 /2 4 2 ,0 0 0 .-O c t 1 ’ 27-’48
,5s ’09 A-O
4 H s’ 16 A-O $40,000c_A&O 1 ’27-’30
(1 3 3,0 0 0.-Oct 1 ’27-’45 & Merchants Bkg. C o., Leetonia.
.1927-1929
58 T 8 A-O (30,000
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
.1930-1932 5s '23 A-O 2 4 2,000.-Oct 1 ’27-'48 L E IP S IC .
(60,000
4s '02 A-O $2,100c___A&O 1927
.1933-1935 5s ’24 A-O *26 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’39
5s T9 A-O (60,000
This village is In Putnam Co.
Electric-Light Constr. Bonds.
1320,000 ____ 1936-1940 5s ’24 A-O (8 4 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’40
Refunding Bonds.
\ 4,000____ Oct 1 1941
4 Hs' 16 A-O
10,000 ____ 1927-1936
6s T 8 A-O $-1,500--Apr 1 ’28-'45 4t£s’08 M -S $ 1 6 ,000c.-M & S ’27-’30
5s ’26 M -S 108,000-M ar 15 ’28-’36
Se T7 A-O
65.000 ........ 1927-1939 4 M s ’ 2 4 A-O 90,000c-0ct 1 ’27-’44
W ater R efunding Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds,
/ 8,870____ Oct 1 1927
5 H s’ 18 A-O
60.000____ 1927-1938
5s T9 —
$ 2 ,4 0 0 --July 1 ’30-’32
4.000____________1927 4M s’26 A-O 4 5 ,0 0 0 -— Oct 1 ’28-'32
5s ’ 19 A-O
< A
100,7
Street Impt. (Vil. Portion) Bds. os '15 A-O $4,400. .A&O ’27-’30
A-O 14,900c. A&O ’27-’33
(160,000.— Oct 1 ’33-’48 6s ’22 M -S $5,400______ 1927-1932 5s’ 16
164.000 ....... 1927-1934
5 H s ’17 - - .
6 ,9 0 0 .—July ’28-’33
Refunding Bonds.
6s ’ 20 A-O /2 4 .0 0 0 ______1927-1932
Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O j$ 2 5 .0 0 0 -0 c t 1 ’27-’31 5s Fire Department0 --M ar 1 ’27-’37 5 ^ s ’24 F-A 1 0 ,5 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’34
1 1,000______
_ .1933
T7 M -S $4 ,0 0
(l0 0 ,0 0 0 -0 c t 1 '32-'41
5 ^ s ’2 4 J -D
2 ,0 0 0 .-Dec 1 ’27-'30
6s ’20 A-O 39.000 ____ 1934-1942
R efunding Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O 80.000 ...........1927-1946 6s '20 A-O 25) ,0 0 0 ______1927-1936 5 ^ s ’22 M -S $5,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1937
6H s'22 A-O 35.000 ____ 1927-1931 B O N D . D E B T July 1 '25 $4,661,500 G E N . B D . D T . Apr 26 '2 7 - $41,379 5 % ’23 F-A15 $ 5 ,0 0 0 .-Feb 15 ’28-’32
92,027 Water debt (incl.)-------------5s ’22 A-O 42.000 _____ 1927-1933 Sinking fund.......................
5,002 5s ’26 F-A 6,504.50-Sept 15 ’27-’36
5b ’22 A-O / 5 ,0 0 0 ---------1927-1927 Ass’d va l. 1924-25_______133,528,790 Assessment debt (add'l)___
15,322 5s ’26 F-A 10,632.94-Sept 15 ’27-’36
142.000 ------ 1928-1934 School tax (per $1,000) 1925— $11.31
Floating debt___■
__________
30,406 5s ’26 F-A 13,105.87-Sept 15 ’27-’36
5s ’24 A-O (21,000— Oct 1 ’27-’33 Population in 1920___________ 41,732 Tot.ass'd val.’22(60% act.)1,900.000 5s ’26 F-A 10,944.98-Sept 15 ’27-’36
(l2 ,0 0 0 — Oct 1 ’34-’3fi
IN T . on bonds marked (a) at State Total tax rate (per $1,000)’22-$24.20 5s ’26 F -A 2 1 ,873.35.Sept 15 ’27-’36
5s ’23 A-O 3 0 .0 0 0 ____ 1927-1935 Treasurer’s office; on bonds marked Population 1910. 1,773: 1920, 1,788 5s ’26 F-A 5,300.34-Sept 15 ’27-’35
5s ’26 F-A 12,945.38-Sept 15 ’2 7 -3 6
5s ’23 A-O (14 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1932 (*) at the Guardian Savings & Trust
1 8 ,0 0 0 ______1933-1934 Co., Cleveland; on others at Cleve­ LEM ON T W P . E U R . S C H . D IS T . 5s ’26 F -A 2 8 ,707.10-Sept 15 ’27-’36
5s ’24
A-O (30,000 _____ 1927-1932 land Trust Co., Cleveland.
This district (P. O. Middletown) is 5s ’26 F-A 14,486.18-Sept 15 ’27-’36
5s ’26 F-A 66,613.65-Sept 15 ’27-’36
l 6 ,0 0 0 -- .......... -.-1 9 3 3
in Butler County.
5s '24 A-O 28.000 _____ 1927-1940
5 ^ s ’22 M -S $l 10.500cSept 15 ’27-’43 5s ’26 F -A 2 0 ,562.69-Sept 15 ’27-’36
5s ’26 F -A 4 2 ,4 7 2 .1 6 .Sept 15 ’27-’36
5s ’25 A-O 40.000 ....... 1927-1935 L A N C A S T E R .
This city is in Fairfield County. 5s ’23 M -S 63,000cSept 15 ’27-’44 5s ’26 F-A 13,348.53-Sept 15 ’27-’36
9,500______ 1927-1945
4M s’25 A-O
B O N D . D E B T Apr 18 ’2 7 - $205,000
5s^25 A-O
. __
18,000______1927-1935 Incorporated Feb. 24 1831. Pop'n Tot.ass’d val ’27 (4-5act.)-9,400,000 5s ’26 F-A 8,934.16-Sept 15 ’2 7 -3 5
4M s’26 — - $ 3 2 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’ 51 1910, 13,093; 1920, 14,706
Tax rate (per SI ,000) 1927____ $10.40 5s '27 A-O 14,433.00--Oct 1 ’28-’36
R efunding.
Park Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
IN T . on bonds of 1923 at Monroe
34$s’00 A-O SlOO.OOOr*., Apr 11930
4 « s ’ 17 A-O $ 3 6 ,0 0 0 -.Oct 1 ’27-’44 4s ’06 J-D $17,000c____Dec 1937
National Bank, Monroe.
(Optional after 1925.)
5s ’ 17 A-O 3 5 ,0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’34 -s T6 - . 5,000______ _________
Storage & Repair Bldg. Bonds.
5s ’ 18 A-O 215,000_____ 1930-1940 5s 18 A-O
3.000____ Apr 1 1928
L E W IS B U R G .
5 H s ’ lS . . .
$5,000____ Apr *26-’31
15,000_ 1940 & 1941
_
5e ’ 19 A-O
W yandotte St. Paving Bonds.
This village is in Preble County.
Lighting Bonds.
(10,000...........
1941 5s ’26 M -S $10,393.61 Sept 1 ’28-’37
W ater Works Bonds.
$9.000____ A-O '27- 32
6s ’20
A-O (20,000___________ 1942
General Street Bonds.
5 K s ’ 17 M -S $5,500c-Sept 1 ’27-’37 6s '21
1.000______ Nov 1927
{ 5,000____________1943 5s T 9
A-O $6,000____ Oct 1 1927
W a te rw o rk s & Elec. Lt. Bonds. 6 s ’21 - - _
12.000____ Oct ’27-’32
5s ’25
A-O 32,700_____ 1927-1940 5 K s ’23 M -N 2 8 ,0 0 0 --N ov 1 ’27-’33 4 >4s
M -S $19,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1945 6s ’21
5s ’26 A-O 14,725-Apr 15 ’28-’34
Fire Department Bonds.
5 H s’24 A-O 12,000— Oct 1 ’27-’34
Fire Department BondsBridge Bonds.
4 H s’ 16 J-J $ 1 8 ,0 0 0 ..Oct ! ’27-’35
( 3 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’29 5>£sT9 M -S $3,500c Sepr 1 5 ’27-’33
. T8
5s . . _ A-O ~ 3 5 , 0 0 0 .......... 1927-1933 5s '24 M -S ( 2,000____ Sept 1 1930
B O N D . D EBT Apr 22 ’27- $30,750 5 H s’18 A-O $ 6 .0 0 0 .— Apr 1 ’27- 32
5s T 8 A-O 2 1 .0 0 0 ____ 1929-1938
4 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’3 1 -3 4 Water debt (included)____
25,000 6s ’20 A-O 104,000____ A-O ’24 -5 2
64,000______Apr 1931
5s T 8 A-O 35.000 ____ 1927-1933
( 2,000____ Sept 1 1935
Sinking fund_______________
1,062 6s ’21 — General Street Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O 115,000. ..O c t 1 ’27-’31 General Sewer Bonds.
Assessed value, real estate- 716,330
112.000 _Oct 1 ’32-’37 5s 25 M -S $4 ,5 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’35 Assessed value, personal___ 655,130 4s '16 A-O $55,000____ A-O ’27-'37
52,000____ A-O ’27-’39
5s ’24 A-O 1 3 .0 0 0 ..O ct 1 ’27-'39
Water Works.
Other assessable property- - 164,320 5s T9 s-a
Street and Bridge Bonds.
4 H s’25 A-O 48,000— Oct 1 '27 -4 2 4s ’02 A-O $7,000____ Oct 1 1927
Total assess, val. 1927____ 1,535,780
5s T9 J-J $ 19,000--July 1 ’28-’46
4J^s’25 A-O /1 6 ,000
Oct 1 '27-’30 -s
5 ,0 0 0 - - ........................
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26.$19.78
W ater and Light Bonds.
130.000 _Oct 1 ’31-’36 5M s’24 M -N 12 .0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’27-’38 Population in 1926------------------ 1,253
4 H s’17 - - - $26.000------ Apr ’28-’53
Sewage-Disposal W orks.
5 s ’25 M -S
5 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’31
5s ’ 14 A-O $ 6 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’32 5s ’26 M -S
W ater Main Bonds.
1 5 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-36 L I B E R T Y T O W N S H IP .
5s ’ 16 A-O 185.000____Oct 1 1945 BOND. D EB T Sept 1 ’25 $186,513
This township (P. O. Girard) Is in 5 J^s’ 18 - - - $11,000____Apr ’2 7 -3 7
5 y 2s ’ 2 l ---4,0 0 0 --$ 4 ,0 0 0 yearly
5s '17 A-O 42,000..A p r 1 ’28-’41 Water debt (included)____
61,000 Trumbull County.
6s '21 ___
14.820.-$1,000 yearly
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
Assessment debt (add’l) _ .
140,093
Road impt. Bonds.
4 H s’ 16 A-O $9,000___ Oct 1 ’27-'29 Total assessed value 1925.22,540,600 5s ’09 M -S $12 0 0 0 c ...............’27-'30 6s ’22 A -O /152,000-— Oct 1 ’27-’45
( 10.000____ Oct 1 1946
6 s ’ 21
A-O
9,000
1927-1935 (per $1,000) 1925— $20.30 5s ’ l l M -S 33.OOOc.Sl,000 yearly
Total tax
5>£s’23 F-A / 8 500__Feb 10 '28-’44
5 s ’ 23
A-O 70,000 - -Oct 1 ’27-’40 IN T . pay. at offloe of sink .fd .trustees.
Viaduct and Bridge Bonds.
( 3 ,0 0 0 -.-F e b 1 ’45-’47
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
5s '26 A -0 $ 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 --A & 0 1 ’27-’55
0 3
A-O $25,000____ Oct 1 1936
(For maturity see V . 122, p. 2395.) 5 H s ’24 F-A / 9,000___Aug 1 ’27-’44
( 5,000___Aug 1 ’45-'49
W ater Bonds.
L A N C A S T E R C I T Y S C H . D IS T .
Highway Bonds.
f’ l l
A-O ($2,000.............
1927 4 H s’ 17 M-S$ 150,000-Mar 15 ’27-’42 -s
.. - $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 - - - .............. ........ 5 H ’24M -N 15 60,000________________
( 1.000____________1928 5s T8 A
8 ,0 0 0 .-$ 3 ,0 0 0 yearly B O N D . D EB T June 1 ’24
$58,000 5 K ’24M -N15 13,000-Sept 15 ’27-’39
t 500__Sept 1 1927
5s ’24 A-O J65 000. Oct 1 ’27-’39 TOTAL D E B T July 1 ’25. $199,000 Sinking fund____________
13,079 6s ’24 M -S
l 300____Sept 1 1928
(6 0 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’40-’49 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____ $2.15
Tot ass’d val ’24_________ 22,290.600
W ater-Front Bonds.
Population in 1919___________ 16,000
Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’24.S29.50 5 K s ’24 A-O 12,000-— Oct 1 ’27-’38
5 H s’22 A-O J$21.000--0ct 1 ’27-’33
Population 1910, 5,412; 1920, 9,240 5 s ’25 A-O 1 1 ,000.— Oct 1 ’27-’37
Water Works.
( 12 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’34-’36
IN T . payable at First. Nat. Bank,
L A N IE R T W P . S C H . D IS T .
5s T2 - - . $60.000____A-O ’27-’41
Park Bldg. Opening Bonds.
Girard.
_______
This district is in Preble County.
4s '16 A-O 550.000c— -A -O ’27-’45
4 H s ’ 2 5 A -O /$ 18,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’35
4 H s’17 M -8
32.000__M - S ’27-’42
L IB E R T Y T W P . R U R A L S. D.
( 60.000c.0ct 1 ’36-’55
Building Bonds.
4.000—Apr 1 ’28-’31
This district (P. O. Youngstown 5>4s’18 A-O
5s
s-an $52,000________________
Paving Bonds.
21,000__$2,000 y ’rly
5s ’26 A -O ($30,000
Oct 1 ’27-’28 BOND. D E B T M ay 7 ’25- $40,000 R. F. D . No. 3) is in Mahoning Co. 5s T7 A-O
on Oct 1.
9,785 6s
A-O $150,000_______________
(l2S,000
Oct 1 ’29-’36 Sinking fund_______________
Total assessed value 1924. -2,750,000 B O N D . D EB T June 1921- $140,000 5s ’25 M -S 15,000__Sept 1 ’27-’41
Grade Crossing Elimination.
Police & Firemen Bonds.
4 H s’25 A-O/$10,000c-Oct 1 ’26-’30 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’25 $18.45 Total assessed value 1921.-3,415,730
$6,000--- Oct ’2 7 -2 8
Population in 1920 (est.)______ 3.000 5 H s’22 - - 1 75,000c .Oct 1 ’31-'55 Population in 1922 (est.)_________714




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L IM A (C o n c lu d e d ).
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’20 . . . $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 ...A -O ’27-’28
5>$s'19 . . .
2.000............ Oct 1927
4 ^ s ’02 A-O
3,000______ A-O 1927
6s ’21 . . . 107,000______ Apr 1931
Grade Crossing Elim. Bonds.
5J4s’24 J-J $35,100____ J-J ’27-’45
T O T. B D . D T . Mar ’27-17,056,700
Floating debt (add’l) _____
15,000
Tot.ass’d val.'27(55%act) 81,400,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927 -.-S 2 4 .2 0
Value"of city property_____ 5,000,000
Population 1927 (est)-------------- 55,000
IN T . on bonds is payable at Amer­
ican Bank & Trust C o., depository
of Sinking Fund Trustees.

OHIO—CITIE S AND TOWNS
T O T. CO. D T . Apr 1 ’26 - $432,100
Assess, val., real_________ 37,921,380
Assess, val., personal____ 17,174,500
Tot. val. 1925 (act.)_____ 55,095,880
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’2 4 . -$ 4 .75
Population 1910,30,084:1920. 30,104
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office.

L O R A IN SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .
4s '01 F-A $6,700c— F&A '27-’28
’07 F-A 11,400c— F&A ’27-'30
4 H s ’09 F-A
7 ,2 0 0 c ..F & A ’27-'29
4 H s ’ l l F-A 71,200c— F&A ’27-’34
5a T 4 F-A 1 5 5 .7 0 0 c „F & A ’27-’38
5s T9 F-A 2 0 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1930
5s T 9 F -A (240,000c.Feb 1 ’29-’48
1260,000c. Aug 1 ’29-’48
6s ’20 F-A 166,700c— -F -A ’27-’ 31
.
6s ’21 F-A 675,000c-Aug 1 ’31-’44
(Due $25,000 each six months)
5 H s’23 F-A 59,725.19cF-A ’27-’31
(For maturity see V . 117, p. 1802)
B O N D . D E B T Apr 21 ’27 $1,618,725
Sinking fund_______________ 23,082
Assess, val. (2-3 act)1927-80,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $8.53
Population (est.)____________ 45,000
IN T . is payable at Chase National
Bank, New York City, except the
5J^s of 1923, payable at the office o
the Sinking Fund Trustees, Lorain.

[V ol. 124.

Highway Bonds.
5s T7 A O $11,000____ Oct 30 1927
5s T8 J-J
12.000- — Aug6 ’27- 28
5s T 9 A-O I 6,000____ Apr 4 1928
1 6,000____ Apr 4 1929
5s T 9 M -N J12,000—M ay 9 ’28-'29
1 8 ,000--M a y 9 ’28-’29
5s T 9 M -N 1 6 .0 0 0 .-M ay 9 ’28-’29
L O G A N SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
5s T 9 M -N
9 ,0 0 0 --M a y 9 ’28-’29
44*s’10 M -N $42,000c.Sept 1 '27-’4C
5s T 9 M -N 1 0 ,0 0 0 --M ay 9 ’28-’29
6s ’21 M -S 10.000c.M ar 1 ’28-’32
5s T 9 M -N
82.000-M ay 16 ’28-’29
6s ’21 M -S 36,000-M ar 10 '2 8 -3 1
5s ’22 M -S 104.OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’42
6s '21 M -S (25,000— Mar 10 1928
5s ’23 M -S 2 1 ,0 0 0 c ...M a r 1 1928
4,950c
F-A '27-’31
152.000- Mar 10 ’29-’31
6s ’23 F-A
6,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’34
6s ’21 M -S 28,000-M ar 10 ’28-'31
6s ’24 M -S
BOND DEBT Apr 1 '2 7 .. $187,050
6s ’21 M -S 20,000-M ar 10 ’28-’31
Assess, val. '26(60% act.) .9,600,000
6s ’21 M -S 26,000-M ar 10 ’28-’31
School tax (per $1,000) 1926— $8.25
5s T9 J-D 5 5 ,0 0 0 .June 20 ’ 28-*29
Population in-1926 (est.)---------- 6.500
5s T9 F-A 4 5 ,0 0 0 .-Aug 8 ’28-’29
5s T9 A-O 20 0 0 0 .-Oct 31 '27-’29
L IM A SCHO OL D IS T R IC T .
IN T . at District Treasurer’s office.
6s '21 A O 1 8 7 ,0 0 0 .Apr 25 '27 ’31
5 s ’07 A-O $2,0 0 0 c ...A p r 29 1928
6s ’21 J D 15,000— June 1 '27 *31
5s '08 M -N 3 ,700c. .M a y 11 1930 LO N D O N .
6s ’21 F A 144,600--Aug 1 '28 ’31
4,000c. .Apr 12 1931
5s ’09 A-O
A village in Madison County.
5 ^ s ’22 M -S 12,000...S e p t 1 ’ 28-31
5s ’ 12 J-J (2 2 ,000c. Jan 1 ’28-’37
No recent return.
5s ’22 M -S 415.000.27Sept 1’27-31
L O R A IN C O U N T Y .
UO.OOOc.July 1 ’28-’37
Elyria Is the county seat.
5s ’23 M -S ] 6,000--S ep t 1 ’27-’28
6s ’ 13 A-O 21,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’48
N SCHOOL D IS R IC T .
1 1 6 .0 0 0 Sept 1 ’29-’32
Road Bonds.
4>£s’ 16 M -S 310,600c_M -S 1 ’27-’42 LO N D O M -S $46,000c------ T1927-1936
*H s
1929 5s ’23 M -S ( 2 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’28
5s "23M-S15 175,700cSept 15 '27-'47 (Part each 6 mos.— see V . 92, p. 751 5s '20 A-O $31,000____ Oct
I 2,000____ Sept 1 1929
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’23M -S15/238 .OOOcSept 15 ’27-’43
Refunding Bonds.
5 H s’18 A-O $3,000............Oct 1927 5s ’23 M -S f 2,000-.S e p t 1 ’27-’28
\ 60,000cSept 15 ’44-'47 5s 17
$34,000
1 2,000____ Sept 1 1929
5s ’23 J-J15 (102,000c. Jan 15 ’27-’40 B O’ N D . M -S $3,OOOc.M&S 1 ’27-’29 G E N . B D . D T . M ay 1 '26
DEBT M ay 1 '2 7 . $70,000 Assess, value real estate.109,914,855 5s '23 M -S ( 6,000— Sept 1 ’27-’ 29
\ 72,000c.Jan 15 ’41-’48
Assess, val. ’27 (75% a c t.).6,650.000 Assess, value personal___ 70,023,560
1 9,000--S ep t 1 ’ 30-’32
Deficiency Bonds.
Tax rate (per 1,000.) 1 9 2 7 ------ $28.F0
6 H s’20 J-J $20,000c___Jan 2 1928 Population in 1921--------------------4,100 Tot .ass'd val. '25 (abt .act) 179,938,415 5s ’23 M -S f 6,000--S ep t 1 ’27-’29
\ 9 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’30-’32
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925------ $3 .50
6s^20 J-J
15,000c____ Jan 2 1928
IN T . at Village Treasurer’s office. County tax 1925----------------------- None 5s ’23 M -S J 6 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’26-’29
5 K s ’23 F-A 3 2 ,0 0 0 .- - F - A ’27-’31
i 6.000--S ep t 1 ’30-’31
Population 1910, 76,037:1920.90,612
B O N D . D E B T Apr 27 ’27.S1.321.651
5s ’23 M -S 72,000— Sept 1 ’27-’32
Assessed value 1927______ 81,304,650 L O R A IN .
IN T . at County Treas. office.
54^s’23 M -S (12,000— Sept 1 *27-’31
School tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 7 ---$9 .0 7
This city Is In the oounty of the
\ 4,000____Sept
IN T . at Old National City Bank, same name. Inc. June 1874 as a L O R A IN C O U N T Y R O A D D IS 5 H s ’23 M -S /2 0 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 1 1932
’27-’30
village: became city June 1894. Tor­
Lima.
T R I C T N O . 1.
( 6,000____ Bept 1 1931
nado damages property in city to 4 H s’ 12 M -S $46,700c..Sept 1 ’27-'28
extent of $25,000,000— V . 119. p .107. 4 M s ’ 12 M -S 75,000o_Sept 1 ’28-’30 5>£s’23 M -S h 6 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’28
L IS B O N .
136.000-Sept 1 ’29-’32
This village is In Columbiana Co.
Playground and Park Bonds.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’26 $165,000 5 K s ’23 M -S 1 6 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’30
Refunding Bonds.
4H s’ 12 M -S $20,000c— Sept 15 1932 Sinkingfund._____ _______
39,258 5 M * ’ 2 3 M -S ( 3,000____ 8ept 1 1927
5 K s’18 ann $4,000____ July 1 1933 5s ’ 14 M -S 10,000— Sept 15 1934 Assessed valuation 1925— 56,304.870 5 H s ’23 M -8 1 12,000--Sept 1 ’28-’30
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
4 M s ’ 1 6 M -S 55,000-Sept 15 ’33-’37
Tax rate (per $1,000)1925 ____ $8.92 5 M s ’ 2 3 M -S
8 .0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’29
Street impt. bonds, 5 M s ____ 9,000
5s ’18 M -S 27,000-Sept 15 '30-’38 Population in 1925 (est.)-------- 35.000 5 H s ’23 M -N l 4 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’28-’29
Street improvement bonds, 6 s.l6 ,0 0 0 5s ’19 M -S 56.000-Sept 15 ’30-'40
IN T . at County Treasurer's offioe. 5 ^ s ’23M -N 4 2 ,0 0 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’3S
Refunding bonds 6s__________ 5,000 6s '20 . . .
1 0 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1931
5 ^ s ’23 M -N 42,000..N o v 1 ’27-’33
Refunding bonds 5 M S_______ 10,500 ^ s ’21 ____ ______________ __________
6 „
M -S 10,000c..Sept 15 1936 L O S T C R E E K T W P . RUR* S . D . 5 H s ’23 M - N (12,000--N o v 1 ’27-’30
Refunding bonds 5s--------------- 27,000 5 ^ s’24 M -S f 4,OOO..May 1928-’29
1 4,000____ Nov 1 1931
This district (P. O. Casstown) is
P o f .m H I n n
1 S SOD
( i S 'r w *
1 n o n '9 9
Refunding bonds 4AM s ________ 18,500
110.000—
M ay in Miami County.
1930-’33
5 H s ’23 M -N 6 .0 0 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’29
Refunding bonds 4s__________ 18,500
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s ’26 - - - 412,524______ 1927-1934
School Erection Bonds.
Water-works im pt. bonds 4s
4,000 63^s’ 18 M -S $35,000-Sept 15 ’27-’33
5s T9 M -S ($38,000— -M -S ’27-’45 5s ’27 - - . 298,012______ 1928-1937
Water-works bonds 6s________ 20,000
Channel Impt. Bonds.
\_30.000— -M -S '46-’55 5s ’27 A-O 3 1 ,7 4 4 --O ct 25 ’28 -’33
Fire department bonds 5s____ 2,000
4 H s’ 17 M -S $18,000c-8ept 15 ’27-32 BON D ED D E B T .............................. (7)
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
Deficiency bonds 6s__________ 14,000
“ Tornado Fund” Bonds.
4M s’25 A-O (10,000 — Oct 1 ’2 7 -2 8
G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 1925. $132,000 5 H s’24M -S $99,000-Sept 15 ’27-’35
4 2 .0 0 0 .
--O c t 1 ’29-’ 56
L O U D O N V IL L E .
River Improvement Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1925___ 4,355,800
This village is in Ashland County. 4 M s ’ 2 5 A-O ]1 0 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’27-’28
. . . $30,000____$5,000 yrly
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '25-$25.60 5s ’94
1 4 2,000.-_O ct 1 ’ 29-’35
Sewer Bonds.
10,000____ $5,000y ’rly
Population 1910, 3,084: 1920-.3.113 5s '98 - - 4s ’03 M -S 170.000____$5,000 y ’rly 5 M b '2 5 A-O $13,800c—Apr 1 ’28-’50 5s ’26 M -N 162,412.M a y 25 ’2 7 -’35
Tow n-Hall Bonds.
44*s’07 M -S 50.000-Sept 15 ’27-’36
W ater Supply Bonds.
M -S $23.500____ Sept 1 1937 6s ’21 M -S$256,000-M ar 10 ’28-’31
L IS B O N S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
4J4s’ 12 M -S 25,000c— Sept 15 1932 5s
This district is in Columbiana Co. 5s 17 . . . 112,000____$7,000 yrly T O T. B D . D T . M ay 16 T 8 $58,950 5H sT 8 J-J
8,000— July 31 ’27-’ 29
9,770 5s T9 M -N
Assessment debt (add’l)___
5s ’ 15 M -N ($17,000-M ay 1 ’28-’35
Fire Department Bonds.
/,0 0 0 — May 9 '28-’ 30
1,500 5s T 9 J-D 47 .0 0 0 .June 27 '8 V 3 0
\ 30.000-M ay 1 ’36-’45 5 s ’ 14 M -S $2,000c.-Sept 15 1927 Floating debt (add’l) ______
Sinking fund (General_____
1,127 5s T9 A-O
5,OOO..Oct 31 ’27-’30
R efunding Bonds.
5s 19 M -S 21,000c Sept 1 5 ’28-’34
(Assessment _
313 5 ^ s ’20 M -N 40,000-M ay 27 ’28-’31
5Hs'19 A-O $4.800____ Oct 1 1927 5s T9 M -S
8,000c Sept 15 ’27-’34
3,500____ $2,000y ’rly Assess, val. 1917 (est.)____ 2,500,000 5 !4 s ’2 0 M -S 90,000--M ar 1 ’28-’31
B O N D . D E B T Mar 1927- 564,300 6s ’21 —
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1917— $15.20 54*s’20 M -S 24,000-M ar 11 ’28-’30
Police & Fire Alarm Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1927___5,204.720
Population 1910, 1,804; 1920— 1.887 6s ’20 M -N 30.000-N ov 15 '27-’31
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— $10.99 5s T9 M -S f$6,000— Sept 15 1927
145.000Sept 15IN T . at office of Village Treasurer. 6 s ’ 21 M -N 47,000.M ay 2 5 ’28-’31
’28-’36
IN T . at office of Treasurer.
Subw ay-Construction Bonds.
6s ’ 21 F-A 15,000--A ug 5 ’27-’31
44$s'12 M -S $75,000c Sept 15 ’37-’51 L O U D O N V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T .
6 s ’21 M -S 2 4 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 3 ’27-’31
LOCKLAND.
26,988.05
6s '22 .
This district (P. O. Loudonvilie) 5s ’22 M -S 36,000.16Sept 1 ’26-’32
This village is in Hamilton Co.
3 2 ,2 1 8 .5 0 ------------------- is in Ashland Oounty.
6 s ’ 22 A-O J 4,000____ Apr 1 1928
6s ’22 - No recent return.
\15.000--Apr 1 ’29-’33
15.000 ______________ 5 M s '2 4 M -S $144.000cSept 1 ’27-’49
5s ’22 - 40.000 ______________
6s '22 - (For maturity see V . 118, p. 1949.) 5s ’23 M -S 42.000--S ep t 1 ’27-’32
____
5s ’23 M -S f 8 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’28
5 H s’23 M -S 72,000___ Sept 1933
L O C K L A N D SCH O OL D IS T .
5M b
M -S $10,000c..... .................
,15,000— Sept 1 '29-'31
General Paving Bonds.
4s ’ 12 A -0$150.000____________1952
B O N D . D E B T June 8 ’27- $156,000
$12,000___ $6,000y’rly T o t. ass’dval. ’27 (60% act.) .3,536.100 5s ’23 M -S | 8,000._Sept 1 ’27-’28
BOND D E B T Apr 18 ’2 1 . $154,000 44£s’ 16 —
15.000-Sept 1 '29-’31
5 ^ s ’ 18 —
3,000___ $ l,5 0 0 y ’rly
Stinking1 fund_______________ 34,243
School tax (per $1,000) '27— -$11.25
5s ’23 M -S 48,000-.S ep t 1 ’27-’32
Assessed valuation 1920— 7,282,000 6s ’20 M -S 40,000— Sept 1927-’30
16.000 _$4,000 yrly
5s ’23 M -S 4 8 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’32
School tax (per $1,000) 1920___$7.04 6s ’21 — .
5s '23 M -S
4,000--S ep t 1 ’27-’28
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Lockland 5 M s ’ 2 2 M -S 30,000c.8ept 1 ’27-'31 L O U IS V IL L E .
This village is in Stark County.
5s ’22 M -S 17,000c Sept 15 ’27-’42
5s ’23 M -S 1 0 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’30
‘ 4,000--S ep t 1 ’27-’28
5}4s’24 M -S (25,000-Sept 15 ’27-'31
Sewer Bonds.
LODX.
\12,000--Sept 1 ’32-'33 5 H s ’20 J-J $12,000— Jan 1 ’28-’51 5s '23 M -S Jl 0,000— Sept 1 ’27-’28
This village is in Medina County.
f 26,690.45 Sept 15 1927
12.000.
.5ept 1 ’29-’31
W ater-W orks Extension Bonds.
5 s ’25 M -SU 35,000-Sep t 1 5 ’28-’32 5s '17 M -N $6,000............................- 5s ’23 M -S /3 2 .0 0 0 — Sept 1 ’27-’30
Street Bonds.
18.000-Sept 1 ’31-'32
5s ’ 17 A-O $l,300c................... 1927
l 52,000-Sept 15 ’33-’39 5M s’20 J-J
29.0 0 0 -.-J an 1 ’28-’56
6s ’21— A-O
8,000c.A -O 1 ’27-’31
5 ^ s ’23M -N 127 ,3 0 0 .-N ov 1 ’28-’33
Street Extension Bonds.
Street Paving Bonds.
B O N D . D EB T June 30 ’25 $39,820 5s T5 M -S $4,000c Sept 15 ’27-’28 6s
- - . $46,000c..........- .......... .. 5 ^ s ’24 M -S 8 4 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 4 ’27-’32
Assess debt (add’l)________
30.798 6s ’20
1 2 ,0 0 0 .— Sept ’27-’32 G E N . B D . D T . Dec 31 ’26 $126,085 5J^s’24 M -S 80,000--Sept 15 ’27-31
Total assessed val 1926— 2.434.260
W ater Bonds.
Assessment debt__________
91,250 4 H s ’25 J-J 393,440-July 10 ’27-’35
Total tax rate (per$1.000) ’26-$21.00 4s TO M -S $50 .0 0 0 .— Sept 15 1930 Total valuation 1926_______4,500,000 5s ’26 - - .
15,406________________
43,157 _____ 1928-1935
Population 1910, 1,015; 1920— 1,240 4s ’ l l M -S 90,000___Sept 15 1931 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'26.$19.30 5s ’27 - - .
IN T . on bonds of 1917 payable at 4 H s’ 16 M -S 45,000c Sept 15 ’27-’35 Population 1926_______________ 3,000 4J4s’25 A-O 8 5 ,0 0 0 --Aug 1 ’27-’35
5s ’27 M -S 50,440-Sept 27 ’2 8 -’37
5s T7 . . .
32,000______________
Village Clerk’s office.
($4,000 yearly beginning 1926)
Bridge Bonds.
L O U IS V IL L E V IL L . S C H . D IS T .
5s T7 - . 20,000______________
7 M s ’ 2 2 M -S $98,700cSept 1 ’27-’47 434s’08 M -S $5,000-Sept 14 ’2 7 -’28
LOGAN.
($4,000 yearly beginning 1934)
Main Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
B O N D . D EB T M ay 27 ’27- $189,000
This village is in Hocking County. 5s T7 M -S
5s T6
J-D
$5 0 0 0 .. Dec 22 1927
3 ,000c...S ep t 16 1927 Total assessed val. 192/
6 s ’21 —
$3,000—Aug 1 ’27-’31 5s T7 - - A-O 1 9 ,0 0 0 -. Oct 30 1927
68,000__________
(about 2-3 actual)---------- 4,835,110 5s T7
Improvement Bonds.
A O 32 0 0 0 .. Apr 20 1928
($4,000 yearly till 1941.)
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27— $5.40 5s T7
5 H s’24 A-O $5,600— Oct 10 ’27-’34 54*s’20 M -S 100,000-Sept 15 *34-’38
J-D
1 ,0 0 0 -. Dec 11 1927
Population (est.)_______________ 3,500 5s T7
Street Im pt. (C it y ’ s P o r t i o n ).
5 ^ s ’21
100,000______________
IN T . payable at Dist. Treas. office 5s T 9 M -N 8 ,0 0 0 . -M a y 9 '28-’29
6s ’20 M -N $2,400— Nov 1 ’27-’30
5s T 9 J-D 30,000-June 27 ’28-'30
($20,000 yearly beginning 1939)
5s ’22 M -S
7,200— Sept 1 ’27-’32 5s’22 M -S15 51,000c.Sept 15 ’27-’43
5s T 9 A-O
5 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 31 ’27-’29
5s ’23 F-A
6 ,8 0 0 --July 1 ’2 7 -3 3 5s ’23 M -S 72,000-Sept 15 ’27-’38 L O V E L A N D S C H O O L D I S T R I C T . 544s 18 J-J
2 ,5 0 0 .July 31 ’ 27-’29
5s ’24 A-O 10,100—Apr 1 ’28-'35
No recent return.
5Hs'20 M -S 60,000-M ay 27 28-’31
Deficiency Bonds.
(For maturity see V . 120, p. 483.) 6s ’21 - . - $163,000______________
5 H s ’20 M -S 40.000-M ar 11 ’28-’30
5 M s ’2 5 —
63,OOOc.May 1 ’27-’35
6s ’20 M -N 42 000, Nov 15 ’27-’31
($7,000 yearly beginning 1927)
LO W E LL SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .
(For maturity see V . 120, p. 1653.) 6s '20 M -S 106,700cSept 15’26-’28
6s '21 M -N 21 000-M ay 25 ’28-'31
No recent return.
5 M s '2 5 A-O (16,000---- Oct 1 ’27-’34
6 s '21 A-O 3 3 ,0 0 0 -— Oct 3 ’27-‘32
River Funding Bonds.
1 2,500____ Oct 1 1935 5s 13 . . . $12,000 ..S e p t 15 ’26-32 L O W E L L V IL L E .
6s ’21 M -N 540,000 — N ov 1 ’27-34
5 M s ’ 2 5 A-O ] 9,000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -2 9
City-Hall Bonds
6s ’22 A-O Jlg.OOO— Apr 1 ’28-’29
No recent return.
\12,0 0 0 ---O c t 1 ’30-’35 4s ’06 M -S $30,000____ Sept 1 1931
128.000—
Apr 1 ’30-’33
5 ,7 0 0 c -. Apr 1 ’27-’26
5 ^ s ’26 A-O
5s ’22 M -S
8.000 — Sept l ’27-’30
Street-Repair Bonds
16,500c— Jily 11926 5s T9 M -S $90,000-Sept 15 ’27-’35 L U C A S C O U N T Y .
53^s’26 J-J
5 s ’22 M -S
9,000 ..S e p t 15’27-29
County seat is Toledo.
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S ( 6 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’2 7 -2 8
6s ’ 20 M -S 14,000-Sept 15 ’27-’32
Children’s Home Impt.
6s T7 M -N S15.000____ Nov 1 1932 5 ^ s ’22M-S15 36,OOOcSept 15 ’27-’32
120.000—
Sept 1 ’29-’33
5s '13 M -S $1,000____Sept 9 1927
Fire Department Bonds.
Voting Booths Construction 5 M b '1 4 J-D
4,000— Dec 1 ’27-’29 5>£s’23M -N 122,000 ..N o v l ’25-’33
5s ’25 A-O $9,000___Apr 1 ’28-’36
5 H s’23 A-O 13,000 .. .O c t 1’27 ’30
Bonds
Road Repair Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5M s’22M-S15$l,OOOcSept 15 ’27-’28 4 J^s’08 M -S $4.000-Sept 14 ’28-’28 5 ^ s ’23M N 340,000 _ - N o v l 5 ’27 33
5 s ’25 - - - ? 3 ,5 0 0 _-M ay 1 ’27-’33
Sewer, Pavement & Sidewalk 43^s’09 M -N 12,000-M ay 17 ’27-’29 5 ^ s ’24 M -S 2 0 6 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 4 ’27-’33
1
5 0 0 --M a y 1 ’34-’35
5 H s ’24 A-O 1 5 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 ’ 27-’31
Bonds.
TOTAL D E B T July 1 '26. 234,895 5s’22M -Sl 5$25,000 .OOcSept 15 ’27-31 43^sTO M -N 20.000-M ay 16 ’28-’30 5s ’26 J-D 242,979-D ec 20 ’27-’33
4 M s ’ U M -N 55,000-M ay 22 2 8 -’31
Tot. ass’d val.T 9 (80%act.)7,150,000
5 s ’26 A-O 261,556-Oct 2 6 ’28-’32
General Improvement Bonds.
Court-H ouse {o p t . a ft e r 1924).
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T 9.$17.30 5s’22 M -S 15 $6,OOOcSept 15 ’27-’32
4s ’94 M -S f$220,OOOc.Mar 1 1944 5s ’27 A-O 77,417-Oct 25 ’28-’33
Population in 1920____________ 5,493 5s ’22
4 .000 ______________
I280,000r—Mar 1 1944 5s ’27 A-O 178,800-Oct 20 '2 8 -3 7
5 M s’22 . . .
T O T . B D . D T . Sept l ’26-$8,590,729
1.000 ______________
Ditch Bonds.
5 M s’22 . . .
1 ,2 5 0 -........................... 6s
LOG AN COUNTY.
M -N 6,000— -N ov 15 1926 Assessment debt (incl.) ___7,317,580
5 M s ’2 2 . . .
1,200________________ 5s ’22 A-O $4,000___Oct 10 1927 Tot. ass’d val. '26 (act.)-676,700,320
County seat Is Beliefontalne.
T O T. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 6 --$ 2 ,6 7 9 ,6 0 0 5s ’22 M -N 4,000— -N o v 15 1927 Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’26-$24.12
Road Bonds.
701,500 5 4 £s’ 2 3 M -S
5s T 9 J-J $99,000___________ 1929 Water debt (incl.)_______
7,000____Sept 1 1927 Popul'n 1910, 192,728; 1920, 275,721
Sinking fund_____________
365,783 5>*s’24 M -S (2 0 ,0 0 0 -.-Sept 15 1927
6s ’22 M -S
2,200c___Sept 1 1927
IN T . on court-house bonds at M et­
12,7 0 0 c ...J u ly 1 1928 Total assess, val. 1926____ 60,455,700
5s T 8 J-J
119,000— Sept 15 1928 ropolitan Tr. Co., N . Y .; other bonds
19,0 0 0 c-..J u ly 1 1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— .$25.20 5 M s ’ 2 4 M -S
5s T 8 J-J
1,500
Sept 15 1927 at office of County Treasurer.
i
i qqo Pop’n 1910, 28.883: 1920____ 37,295
54£s’23 J—
J
54is’24 M -S
1 ,4 5 3 ...Sept 15 1927
54£s’24 M -S 90,000c— .Sept 11933
INTEREST payable at Chase Nat. 5 H s’24 M -S 2,000____ Sept 1 1927 L Y K E N S T O W N S H IP .
itch Bonds.
Bank, N. Y ., and at the Sinking 514s’24 M -S
Dit
This township (P. O. Chatfield
2,000___ Sept 3 1927
5 s ’27 M -S 4 8 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’32 Fund Trustees’ office.
5s '25 M -S 32,000-M ay 2 2 ’27-’30 R . D . No. 1) is fn Crawford County.




J une, 1927.]
L Y K E N S T O W N S H IP (C o n c l u d e d ) .
Road Impt. Bonds.
5s '15 A-O $ 4 ,8 0 0 .-A-O 1 ’27-’35
4}4-5s . . .
1 0 ,0 0 0______1927-1936
- s '18 - - 3 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1929
B O N D . D E B T Feb 2 0 '2 3 . $54,000
Total assessed value 1923--2,668,480
Twp. tax rate (per$l,000) ’2 3 .-$ 6 .5 0
Population in 1910, 883; 1920. 813

OHIO—CITIE S AND TOWNS
School tax (per $1,000) 1925--S15.00
Population (estimated)______ 32,000
IN T . at Security Savings & Trust
C o ., Mansfield.

173

W ater Bonds.
F«re Dept. Bonds.
6 s '18 F-A $ 2 4 ,0 0 0 ..Aug 1 ’27-'38 5M s’27 A-O 33,031c.Oct 1 '2 8 -3 7
6s '20 M -S
3 ,5 0 0 ..M ar 1 '28-’34 G E N . B D . D T . M ay 1 '2 6 . $366,500
6 s '21 M -S 2 0 .0 0 0 ______1927-1946 Water debt (incl.)_________ 126.000
6 s '22 M -S
6 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’32 Assess, debt (add’l ) ________3,584,000
M A D IS O N V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T . 6s '23 M -S 50,000______ 1927-1943 Tot.ass’d val.'25 (50% act.)9,500,000
(See Madison Rural Sch. Dist.)
5M s’24 M -S 1 2 ,0 0 0 c -..M -S '28-’39 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '2 5 --$ 1.9 5
Population in 1920_____________1,732
Garbage and Refuse Bonds.
M A D R IV E R T W P . R U R . S C H . D . 6s '20 M -S $5,000 ........... 1927-1931
IN T . at Central National Bank
'$ 7 ,500c-Sept 1 ’27-’31
Savings & Trust Co. of Cleveland.
Park Improvement Bonds.
10,000c-Sept 1 ’32-’36 6s '20 M -S $14,000 _____ 1927-1940
L Y N D H U R S T V IL L A G E S. D.
M A P L E H E IG H T S S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. South Euclid) 6s '21 M -S 12,500c.Sept 1 ’37-’41
W ater-W orks Bonds.
17,500c.Sept 1 ’42-’46 5s '16 F-A $10,000 ______1927-1931 5s '16 A-O $14,50uc___ A-O '27-’33
is in Cuyahoga County.
24,500c-Sept 1 '46-’51 4M s’ 17 M -S
3 ,0 0 0 ... Sept 1 1927 6s '21 A-O 132,0 0 0 c ...A p r '27-61
School Bldg. Bonds.
,50,000c-Sept 1 ’52-’61 5s '18 M -S 6,000 ______ 1927-1932 6s '22 A-O 22,000_____ Oct '2 7 -3 7
6s '20 J-D $65,000c.June 1 '28-’40
(?)
2,500_____F -A ’27-’31
B O N D ED D E B T . . . .......................(?) BONDED D ^ B T _________
5M s’ 19 M -S f 4 ,0 0 0 ..S e p t 1 ’27-’30 6s '23 F-A
IN T . payable at Dayton Savings &
165,000--Sept 1 ’27-’39 5s '25 A-O 131,000____ A-O ’27-’49
Trust Co., Dayton.
L Y O N S V IL L A G E SCH. D IS T .
5M s’ 19 M -S
7.100........... 1927-1934 B O N D . D EB T Apr 1 '2 7 .- $295,447
This district (P. O. Lyons) is in
6s '20 M -S 28,000 ______ 1927-1941 Tot. ass’d val.'25(3-4 act.) 11,410,530
M A G A R E T T A T W P . R U R A L S. D.
Pulton County.
6s '21
M -S 15,000 ______ 1927-1941 Total tax rata (per $1,000) ’25-$6.50
This district (P. O. Castalia) is in 5s '26 A-O 100,000____A-O '2 7 -3 9 Population in 1927____________ 4,000
School Bonds.
f$ 2 ,0 0 0 c.. Aug 1 1927 Erie County.
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 510)
6s ’20 A-O ( 9,000c.Aug 1 ’28-'30 6s '21 M -S $140,000-M ar 15 '28-41
($5,000____ Oct 1 1928 M A R IE T T A .
20.000c.Aug 1 '31-’35 6s '21 M -S / 5,000-M ar 15 ’27-’31 5s '27 A-O 7 2 ,0 0 0 .A & O ’29-’36
This city Is In Washington County.
1 6 0 ,000-M ar 15 ’32-’61
|25,000c.Aug 1 ’36-’40
[48,000-A & O ’37-’42 Inc. Dec. 2' 1800. Pop. '20, 15,140.
Culvert Bonds.
5M s’23 P-A / 9,600c___F-A ’26-’31 BO N D ED D E B T ..............................(?)
Deficiency Bonds.
1 458.68.Aug 1 1931
$ 6 ,0 0 0 --July 1 '28-’41
6 '20 A-O $22,000 ______1927-1928 6s '21 - - B O N D . D EB T M ay 24'27
$85,000 M AH O N IN G CO U N T Y .
Street Improvement Bonds.
6 '21 A-O 80,000 ______1927-1931
County seat is Youngstown.
Sinking fund_______________
4,000
6s '21 ----$4 ,5 0 0 --July 1 ’28-'35
R efunding Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val. '27(60 % act) .2.000,000
4M s’03 M -S $4,000 ______1927-1928 5s '13 J-D 36.000c.June 2 ’28-’33
$5,000___M&S ’27-’31
School tax rate (per$l,000) ’27$25.40 5s '13 . . .
5M s’ 19 M -S 26,000 _____ 1927-1939 5M s'24 M -N 1 4 ,0 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-'36
6 ,0 0 0 .. .M&S '27-’32
Population in 1927 (est.)_________ 350 4M s’ 14 . . .
5 M s’20 J-D 28,000 ______1927-1940
Refunding Bonds.
5s '15 . . .
3 ,6 0 0 ...M & S '27-’30
5M s’22 J-D 96,000 _____ 1927-1942 4Ms’ 17 A-O $18.0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-'32
5s '17 . . .
4.000_____M&S 1927
M cCO M B C E N T R A L IZ E D S. D.
Sidewalk Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
This district (P. O. McComb) is in 4M s’27 J-D 275,000_____ __________
. . . $10,665..............................
5M s’ 19 M -S
$500...........
1927 6s
Court House & Jail Site Bonds.
Hancock County
6s '26 A-O
3 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’27-’29
W ater-W orks Bonds.
$257,000cSept 15 ’26-’44 4M s’07 . . . $ 7 2 ,0 0 0 ...M & S '27-'32
Debt Extension Bonds.
3 Ms
F-A$100,000c
Aug 1 1931
Flood Emergency Bonds.
13.000 in odd yrs. and
6M s’22
5M s’24 M -S ($25,000-M ar 1 '28-’32
(Subject to call after 1911.)
14.000 in even years.) 5 s '13 M -S $17 ,0 0 0 .— M&S ’27-’43
M -S 15
\72,000--M ar 1 ’33-’44 4M s’ 17 M -S $40,000-M ar 20 '28-'42
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
. 28,000cSept 15 ’45 -’46
Subway Bonds.
5M s’24 . . .
36,000--Feb 1 ’28-'45
B O N D . D E B T Apr 21 '2 6 . $298,000 4M s’ 14 M -S $16.000— M&S ’27-’34 5M s’23 M -S $32,000--------- 1927-1942 TO TAL D E B T July 1 '25 $558,151
5,500___Oct 1 '27-’36
Floating debt______________
2,968 5M s’24 A-O
Municipal Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation______ 17,592,140
121.000— Oct 1 ’37-’39 5M s’23 M -S ($48,000--M ar 1 ’28-’39
Sinking fund_______________
10,394
(Assessment about r-ctual value.)
Tot.ass'd val.’25(80%act.) 6,675,000 5M s’24 . . . 156,000___Oct 1 '27-'34
\ 1 2 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 '40-’43 Tax rate (per $1,000) ............ .$14.00
140.000. ..O c t 1 ’35-’39
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $7.50
Real Estate Bonds.
IN T . at 1st N at. Bank, Marietta.
Court House & Jail Bonds.
5M s'22 M -S $10,000--------- 1927-1947
4M s’07 — .$ 3 7 4 ,0 0 0 ____ M -S ’27-’37
McCONNELLSVILLE.
M A R IE T T A C I T Y S C H O O L D IS T .
Comfort Station Bonds.
400_____ M -S 1927
This village is in Morgan County. 5s '18 „ .
This district (P. O. Marietta) is in
5M s’25 A-O $2,800____ A-O ’2 7 -’30
Washington County.
Street Bonds (Village Portion). 4s TO . . . 1 2 6 ,0 0 0 ...M &S '27-’35
Street Impt. Bonds.
5 6 ,0 0 0 ...M&S ’27-’33
4s
J-J
$8,500c___July 1 1930 4s ’ l l . . .
5s '2 6 , A-O $28,750c. Apr 1 '2 7 -3 6 5s '24 A-O ( $75,000c Oct l'2 7 -’30
M ahoning County Road Im*
1,000c $500 ea. 6 mos.
4 Ms
J-D
Paving Bonds.
t 342,000c Oct l ’31-'48
provement Bonds.
5s
J-J
6s '26 A-O $ 57,350--Oct 1 ’27-’31 4 ^ s ’25 M -S J15,000c-Sept 1 ’27-'30
32 .0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1943
$6,000____ M&S 1927
4 M s’16 J-D
7.000c. J-D 1 '35-'42 5s '17 . . .
6s '27 M -S 100 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’32
130,000c .Sept 1 ’31-’35
5s '17 . . .
11,000____ M &S 1927
B O N D . D E B T Jan 1 ’27-$ l,1 3 0 ,6 0 0 B O N D . D E B T M ay 3 '27 $444,000
4M s’ 16 A-O 11,50 0 ........ .................
200____ M&S 1927
(Due part each 6 months beginning 5s '18 . . .
Assessment debt (add’l)__
223,550 Ass’d val. '25(90% a c t .) ..3 5 ,553,000
5s '18 . . .
6 0 0 . „ M&S ’27-’28 Water works debt (add’l) .
July 1 1929.)
143,000 School tax (per $1,000) '26___$8-75
...
53,000.............................
f $500____ Dec 1 1935 -s
Total valuation 1927_____ 68,930,190 Population 1927 (Census)____ 17,000
145,800________________
5s '17 J-D
(7 ,0 0 0 .-J-D 1 '36-’42
IN T . at the National Park Bank,
Total tax ( p o t $1,000) 1927--.$ 1 8 .0 0
IN T . payable by City Treasurer.
New York City.
I 500____ June 1 1943 5s '19 . . . I 2 ,0 0 0 -.- Mar 1 1928
1 2 ,0 0 0 ..- Sept 1 1927
Sewer Bonds.
M A R IO N .
1 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’28-'29
_s
...
$1,000.............. ............... 5s '19
This city Is In Marlon County. In­
M A N S F IE L D SCH O OL D I S T R I C T
5s T9
1,000____ Mar 1 1929
Funding Bonds.
4M s'08 M
____________M -S ’27-’30 -S $2,500cM & Sl5 ’27-’28 corporated Feb. 22 1830 and again
4s
A-O $17,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1937 6s '20 M -S 28.000
“
2 ,0 0 0 ---M a r 15 1928 in 1890.
6s '20 M -S (2 4 9 ,0 0 0 ... June 15 1930 4M s’08 M -S
Emergency Bonds.
P u rp ose.
A m t.
D u e.
1 5 8 ,0 0 0 ..-June 15 1945 4* ' l l M -S 22.000C.-M & S '27-’28 D a t i .
5s
M ay $ 1,500c___Part yearly
Park...$ 5 ,0 0 0 Mar 1 '29
4s '12 M -S 13,OOOcSept 10 ’27-'39 4s '06
B O N D . D E B T June 2 '2 7 . $48,000 6s '20 M -S 12.000____ M -S ’27-'30
do______ 4,000 M -S '27-30
5s '14 M
____________M -S '27-’3o -S 70.OOOc-.M-S ’42-’44 5M s’19
Tot.ass’d val.’26(90%act.) 2,537,860 6s '20 M -S 20.000
do______ 9,000 M -S '27-35
3,000c_____Sept 1928 5M s’20
M -S 48.000 ..S e p t 1 '27-’32 6s '18 M -S
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $23.80 5Ms
5,000c— Sent '27-’29 5s '13 Police and
Population in 1927 (Census)___1,750 5M s’22 M -S 51.000. .Sept 1 ’27-’32 6s T9 M -S
firesta’n 12,000 Mar 1 '39
5M s’22 M -S 45.000— Sept 1 '2 7 -3 2 6s '20 M -S 135,000c—M&S '27-’40
44,500______ Septl929
5M s’22 M -S 2 1 .0 0 0 . -Sept 1 '2 7 -3 2 6s '21 M -S 250,000c___Mar ’29-’45 5M s’17 . . .
M CDONALD S C H O O L D IS T .
2,000___Sept 1 1927
5s '26 A-O
’28-’36 6s '21 M -S 10,000c_____ Mar 1937 5s '17 Ref
This district (P. O. McDonald) is 5s '26 A-O 46,077— Oct 1 ’28-’36 5Ms
M -S /34,000c___M -S '2 7 -3 5 4M s’16 Refund’g .1 7 ,500 Sept 1 '29
8 ,8 3 2 ..O ct 1
in Trumbull County.
5s '26 A-O
7 ,4 8 4 .-Oct 1 ’28-’36
20,0 0 0 c „ .M -S '36-’53 5s '16 Fire bldg...2 ,5 0 0 Sept 1'29
School Building Bonds.
4M 15 St im
5M s’23 M -S 33.000
5s '26 A-O
9 ,4 2 2 .-Oct 1
------------------ Mar s’ 161938 p t.. 2,000 Sept 1 '27
5 J4s’ 19 A-OS132,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’48 5s '26 M -N 82,6 9 0 --N o v 1 ’28-’36 5M s’23 A-O 27.000
4M 1 1931
____________Aug s’ 16 R efu nd.. 92,500 Sept 1 ’28
’26-’36
6s '19 A-O 38.000c.A-O
’27-’45
4*4«’24 M -S 70,000c. „ M - S ’27-’50 5M s’20 Cityportion 41,500_________
State Aid Road Bonds.
6s '20 A-O
5.000____ A-O 27-’31
4M s'24 M -S 2 7 0 ,0 0 0 c ...M -S ’27-’49 6s ’20 hospital. 145,500 M -S ’27- ’41
...
$700____ M&S 1927
6s ’21 A-O
6 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’32 5 s '18
4 % s’25M -S15 1240,000Mar 15 '28-51 6s ’20 deficiency 51,000 M -S 27-’28
600____ M&S 1927
6s '22 A-O 1 6 ,0 0 0 ...O ct 1 ’27-’42 5s '18 ......
5s '18
6 ,0 0 0 ..-M & S '27-’28
\ 14 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 15 1951 6s '21 sewerage
Refunding Bonds.
p lant.-78,000 M a rl’27-'51
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
6 s '22 A-O $ 1 7 ,0 0 0 -.-O c t 1 '2 7 -4 3
6 s '21 defic'y 6 6 ,0 0 0 --M -S ’27-'31
5M s'22 M -S 15 $54,000c
'26
B O N D . D E B T Apr. 28 '2 7 . $196,984 5s Road A-O $513,130.Oct 1 ’28-’41
Bonds.
Sept 15 ’27-’32 5 Ms’22 street /2 0 ,000 Sept 1 ’27-’28
Tot.ass’d val. '27 (75%act.)9,571,520 5s '26 A-O $171,540.Oct
M-S\ 12.000 Sept 1 ’29-'31
High School Bonds.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)‘27-S7.80 5s '26 A-O 126,407--O c t 1 ’28-’37 5s '27 A-O $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 '28-'52 5M s’22 . . .
4,000------------------1934
1 '2 7 -3 6
Population in 1927 (e st.).. ___1,930 T O T. D E B T . July 1 '26 . $4,654,273 B O N D . D E B T M ay 4 '27 $1,378,317 5M s’23 street
Prin. and int. payable at Trumbull Total assess, value 1926-515,954,600 Assessed valuation 1926— 72.030,130
M -S
5,000— Sep tl ’27-’31
Banking Co, of Girard.
County tax (per $1,000) 1926—S2.60 School tax (per $1,000) 1926___$8.55 5s '24 impt (12,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’28
M -S 1100,000-Sept 1 ’29-'48
Popul’n 1910, 116,151; 1920, 183,310 Pop’n '20, 27,824; '27 (est.), 35,000
M ADISON C O U N T Y .
IN T . at County Treas. office.
IN T . at Mansfield Savings Bank 5s’23 sewage. 122,000 Sept 1 ’27-’47
street/ 2,820.90-Sept 1 1927
London is the county seat.
& Trust Co.
5M »’25 M -S (15,000— Sept 1 ’28-’32
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
M A H O N IN G C O U N T Y R O A D
l 7 ,5 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’33-’35
5s '13 J-J
$4,000c__M &S ’27-’30
D I S T R I C T N O . 1,
5s’24 street 93,100___________ 1934
Road Bonds.
M A PLE H E IG H T S .
4M s’09 F-A $32,500___F&A ’27-'31
street/18,000— Sept 1 '27-’32
6s '25 M -S $49,374. . Sept 1 '27-'35 4 M s 'll F-A 50,000— -F & A ’27-'36
This village (P. O. Bedford) is in
5M s’25 M -S 1 6 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 '33-’35
Bridge Bonds.
4M s’12 F-A 9 0 ,0 0 0 ..-F & A ’27-’35 Cuyahoga County.
street /1 0 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 '2 7 -2 8
5s '13 M -S $1 6,500c.-M & S ’28-’37 5s '13 F-A 72,000— -F & A '27-'38
Street Impt. Bds. (City’s Por.).
5s 14 . . .
3 0 ,0 0 0 -....................... .. 5s T 4 F-A 40 ,0 0 0 .— F&A ’27-'34 4M s’ 16 M -S $18,000c..Sept 15 1931 5 K s ’25 A-O \28,000— Oct 1 ’29-’35
Ditch Bonds.
5s T4 F-A 24,000 — W*JV '27-’34 4M »’ 17 M -S 16,000c..Sept 15 1937 5 s^27 st. impt 3 8 ,9 1 6 .-Sept 1 ’28-’36
City Bonds.
‘H
6s '20 M -S $24.000____ M -S '27-'30 B O N D . D E B T July 1 '2 2
$495,000
M -S
($54,0 0 0.-Sept 1 ’27-’35
6s '21 M -S 16,000____ M -S ’27-’30 Assessed valuation 1921-344,472,170 5M s’18 M -S 13,000-— Sept 15 1933
6s
5,000. Sept 15 1934 5M s’2 5 M -S 49,000__Sept 1 ’36-’42
Inter*County Highway Bonds. Tax rate for bonds (per $1,0001
6s '21 A-O
-Oct 1 1931
2,500( 2 4 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’43-'45
5s '27 F-A $50,744c_Feb 15’28-’36
1921-----------------------------------------$.22
500c . Oct 1 1927
General Im pt. Bonds.
TOTAL D E B T Apr 19 2 7 -- $436,962 Population in 1910___________86,788
1,000c ..O c t 1 1928 5M s’26 . . . $38,024.47.-.1931-1936
Total assessed value 1926-45,074,790
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office 5M s’24 A-O
1,000c Oct 1 ’29-’30
Service Storage Bonds.
Popul’n 1910 19,902; 1920. 19,662
1,000c ..O c t 1 1931 5M s’22 M -S $6,000____ Sept 1 1932
IN T . at office of County Treas.
M A N SFIE LD .
1,000c Oct 1 ’32-’33
Deficiency Bonds.
This city is in Richland Co. Inc.
1,000c .-O c t 1 1934
$8,000
Feb. 24 1828. Pop’n 1910, 20,768. 5 Ms
M A D IS O N R U R A L S C H . D IS T .
A-O 10,000. -O ct 1 1932 5M s’22 M -S Bonds. 76-Sept 1 1932
Sidewalk
This district (P. O. Madison) is in 1920, 27,824.
5 Ms
A-O 14.000. -O ct 1 1932 5M s
. . . $13,909______ __________
Flood Emergency Bonds.
Lake County.
A-O
9.500. -O ct 1 1933 5Ms
5M "
.-.
35,488_________________
f$18,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’35 5M s’24 M -S $5,000— Sept 1 ’27-’36
ri6,ooo. Oct 1 '27-’30
Sewage Bonds.
Street Bonds (C ity 's p o r t io n ).
5}£sT9 A-O n 6 .5 0 0 c --.0 c t 1 1936
5M s’25 A-O
3.000.
-O ct 1 1931 5s '22 ___$126,000— Sept 1 '27-’47
$800— Sept 1 1927
I36.000c.0ct 1 ’37-’45 4s '07 M -S
12,GOO- Oct 1 ’32-’34 5s '22 M -S 336,000— Sept 1 '2 7 -4 7
5K s'19 A-O \13,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-'39 4 Ms’08 M -S 4,000..S e p t 1 '27-’28
5M s’26 A'O 47,908c. ct 1 ’27-’36
W ater & Sewage Bonds.
6 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 '27-’29 5M s’26 A-O 14,100c ict 1 '27-’36
\ 9,000c.Oct 1 ’40-’45 4s '09 M -S
4,000— Sept 1 ’27-’30 5M s’26 A-O 99,000- >ct 1 ’27-’35 5s '23 M -S f$ 5 4 ,000— Sept 1 ’26-'31
5s '23 A-O 36,000c.Apr 1 ’28-'44 4s TO M -S
i 128,000— Sept 1 ’32-’47
5M s'23 A-O 111 ,500___Oct 1 ’27-’49 5 s '13 M -S 1 1 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 '27-’33
12,2301 1936 T O T .B D .D T . M ay 20 ’27$1,485,036
\ 5 9 8.50-.O ct 1 1950 4s ' l l M -S 10,000— Sept 1 ’27-’31 5M s’26 A-O
3,000’28-’37
f25,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’31 5M s’27 A-O 41,868— Oct 1 ’28-’37 Assess, taxable val. '1926-50,230,226
6s
-..
40,500--Sept 1 ’35-’42
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--$23.70
B O N D . D EB T Apr 22 '27- $182,204 5M s’ 19 M -S (72,000— Sept 1 ’32-’43
Public Hall Bonds.
Popul’n 1910, 18,232; 1920, 27,891
{ 7,000____ Sept 1 1944
Total assess, val. 1927___ 10,722,900
4 Mis'17 M -S $3,000c..S ep t 15 1927
IN T . payable at City Treas. office.
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 4,000 5Ms’20 M -S 35,000 _____ 1927-1940
6s T9 M -S
8,000. ..S e p t 15 1934
Prin. and int. payable at the 6s '20 M -S 10,000 _____ 1927-1936
5M s’23 A-O 10.000
____________OctA R IO N CO U N TY.
6s '21 M -S 31,000 _____ 1927-1941
M 1 1942
Exchange Bank of Madison.
5 Ms
A-O
10.000
____________OctMarlon Is the county seat.
1 1943
5M s’2 4 F -A /1 6 ,0 0 0 — Aug 1 ’27-’30
A-O
10 , 000 - . ..O c t 1 1934
112,000—Aug 1 ’31-’34 5 Ms
Court-H ouse Bonds.
M A D IS O N T W P . R U R A L S. D .
5s '25 A-O (24,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’34 5M s’25 A-O I9 .00 0 -. -O ct 1 ’27-’45 5M s’19 M -8 $ 1 ,2 0 0 ...M -S ’27-’29
This district (P. O. Groveport) is
5M s’25 A-O
9 ,0 0 0 -. -Oct 1 ’27-’35
1 2,000c___Oct 1 1935
Hospital Bonds.
in Franklin County.
6s '25, M -S
1 ,8 0 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’28
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’27 A-O $50,000— Apr 1 ’28-’37
5M s'22M -S$200,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’42
Police Station Bonds.
5M s'23 A-O $20,000_____
Inter-C ou nty Highway Bonds.
($13,000 in odd years and $12,000 5M s’ 19 M -S $2,500 _____ 1927-1931
5M s’26 A-O 5 4 ,7 0 0 --Oct
’28-’37 _s '18 M -S $2,000.
in even years.)
Sewer Bonds.
5M s’27 A-O 27,652c-Oct
’28-'37 _s '18 M -S 10,500.
6s '26 M -N 3 ,0 0 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’32 5M s’ 18 F-A $12,000 ..........1927-1938
_s T9 M -S 32,500.
W ater-W orks Bonds.
T O T. B D . D T . Apr 21 '27- $200,000 5Ms'19 M -S
900 __________ 1927
5s '17 M -S $40,000-..S e p t 15 1942 _s T9 M -S 10,000.
Ass’d val. '26 (M act.)____ 8,603,000 6s '21 M -S
6,000 _____ 1927-1932
6s T9 M -S 1 0 ,0 0 0 ...Sept 15 1939 _s '20 M -S 48,000.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926__$13.70 5Ms'24 M -S ( 9,000— Sept 1 ’27-’35 6s '21 A-O
_s '21
21.000
____________Oct11935 M -S 16,000.
IN T . at the Groveport Bank Co.
1 500____ Sept 1 1936 6s '21 A-O 15.000
_s '22
____________Oct11936 M -S 15,000.
5s '26 M -S J14,000--Sept 1 '27-’33 5M s’22 A-O 20.000
_Oct 1 1942 _s '22 M -S 62,650.
M A D IS O N T O W N S H IP S. D .
1 4,000— Sept 1 '34-’35 5M s’26 A-O
4,000— Oct 1 ’28-’37 _s '22 M -S 60,000.
-Sept 1 1931
This district (P. O. Mansfield) is in 6s '26 A-O 25,250c_Oct 1 ’27-’31
_s '23 M -S 18,500.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Richland County.
5M s’27 A-O 23,400________________
5M s’25 A-O $ 9 ,0 0 0 ...O c t 1 ’27-’35 _s '24 M -S 48,700.
5s '24 M -S$104,000c.-M & S ’27-’45 (Due $1,500 Apr 1 1928 & 1934; 5Ms
A-O
8,000____ Oct 1 1936 _s '24 M -S 12,GOO(For maturity see V. 119, p. 2557.) $1,000 Oct 1 1928 & 1934, 1935,1936;
5s '25 M -S 32,000.
Paving Bonds.
B O N D . D E B T Apr 4 1926- $108,000 Apr 1 1935 1936 & 1937, and $900 5M s
A-O $ 8 ,0 0 0 ...O ct 1 '27-’33 5s '25 M -S 28,000.
-M ar 1 1934
Ass’d val. '25 (80% a c t.)..8.250,0001 Oct 1 1937.
5% a
A-O
6 ,6 0 0 .. .Oct 1 ’27-’33 5s '26 M -S 101,417iar 1 '27-’34




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OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS

M A R IO N C O U N T Y ( C o n c lu d e d ) .
Bridge lm pt. Bonds.
4)6sT6 —
$4,500_____Sept 1 1928
-a ’ 18 M -S 15,500_____Sept 1 1928
5s '19 M -S l9,000c.M ar 1 ’27-’29
l 3 ,2 5 0 c ...S e p t 1 1929
6s ’20 M -S
9,000_____ :M-S ’27- 30
-s '23 M -S
7,875_____Sept 1 1932
-s ’25 M-S 40,000_____Sept 1 1934
Road lm pt. Bonds.
5s ’26 M -S 25,631c.M ar 1 ’27-’34
5s ’27 M -S 22,942c.M ar 1 ’28-’36
B O N D . D E B T Mar 1 ’2 7 .. $571,280
Assessment debt (add’l) ___ 189,734
Sinking fund_______________
27,145
Total assess, val. 1925___ 90,308,970
State&Co. tax(per $1,000) ’26-$4.72
Population in 1920_________ 42,004
IN T . at office of County Treas.




_ _

Street Bonds (City’s share).
6 s ’21 Aug $4,835____ A-O ’27-’28
115,000.-Apr 1 ’28-'30
5s ’22 A-O \ 6,000____ Apr 1 1931
1 6,34 6 .8 7 ..A p r 1 1932
j 6 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’30
5s ’22 A-O 1 3,000____Apr 1 1931
1 3 ,8 0 1 .5 8 --Apr 1 1932
4 .0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’31
5s ’24 A-O
5s ’24 A-O
3 ,5 0 0 .-Oct 1 '27-’33
Storm W ater Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O $42,185_-Oct 1 ’27-’33
5s ’24 A-O 34,000c. Apr 1 '28-’44
5s ’25 A-O (72,000___Oct 1 ’27-'44
3,000____ Oct 1 1945
5s ’27 —
25,000________________
Funding Deficiency Bonds.
5 H s’18 A-O $ 1 5,000-. A&O 1 ’27-’31
6s ’20 A-O 24,133______A-O 1927
Fire Department Bonds.
5s T5 A-O . $800_____ Apr 1 1928
M A R IO N SCHOOL D IS T R IC T
6s 21 M -S $54,0 0 0 ..M -S 1 ’27-’41 6s ’20 A-O 16,000______1928-1931
6s ’23 F-A 50,000____ F-A ’27-'31 6s ’21 A-O 12,850____A-O ’27-'28
6s ’21 M -S
4,675_____Apr 1928
Funding Bonds.
8,500________________
5 ^ s ’ 18 M -S $30,000____ M -S ’27-’36 5s ’27
Park Bonds.
Building Bonds.
Apr 1 1928
4 H s’ l l M -S $13,600c____ 1927-1930 5s ’22 A-O $6,000
2,OOO..Oct 1 ’27-’30
5s T3 M -S 1 8 ,0 0 0 ..-M & S ’27-’35 5s ’23 A-O
3 ,5 0 0 .-Oct 1 '27-’29
5s ’ 14 M -S 60,200-Sept 1 ’27-’40 5s ’25 A-O
Repaving Bonds.
5s ’ 15 M -S 128.100____ M -S ’26-’41
Apr
5 H s’ 17 M -S 2 2 ,0 0 0 .-M -S 1 ’27-’37 5a '22 A-Oi( 2$6.000..Apr 1 1 1928l
1 ,0 0 0
’29-’3
5>£sT9 M -S 220 OOOc.-M-S ’27-’48
I
7,844.69-Apr 1 1932
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O /3 2 .0 0 0 -.A p r 1 ’28-’31
4H sT 6 M-S $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .-M -S 1 ’27-’32
l 8,768.28-Apr 1 1931
TO TAL D EB T July 1 ’25 $926,000
Paving Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1918.-31,994,330
School tax rate (per $1,000)’ 18$12.84 5s ’23 A -O j($12,000___Oct 1 ’27-’29
10,000. — Oct 1 ’30-’31
Population 1919 (P. O. census)30,000
(
5,482.13. .O ct 1 1932
IN T .payable by District Treasur'r
3,00 0 . .Apr 1 ’28-’30
5s ’24 A-O
5s ’24 A-O 2 4 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’35
M A R IO N T W P . R U R A L S. D .
5s '25 A-O 110,000-_0ct 1 ’27-’35
This district (P. O. Chester bill) is 5s ’27 —
11,000________________________
in Morgan County.
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
School Building Bonds.
5s ’26 F-A $40,0 0 0 ...O c t 1 '27-’41
5 ) is ’23M-S/$15,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’31
Comfort Station Bonds.
1 30,OOOc.Sept 1 ’32-’46 5s ’27 —
12,600________________
B O N D . D EB T June 4 ’27- $55,090 T O T. B D . D T . M ay 10 ’27 $968,626
Tot. assess, val.’24 (M act.) 1,750,000 Assessment debt (aad’l ) - .
156,192
Scb. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 7 .-S 7 .4 5 , Floating debt (add’l)_____
_______
136,767
Population (estimated)------------1,366 j Sinking-fund____
......................
75,000
IN T . at District Treasurer's office. Tot.ass’d val.’27(50%act)57,413,150
----------Total tax (per $1,000) 1 925---$19.80
M A R L B O R O T O W N S H IP R U R A L ' Population 1910, 13.879; 1920.17.428
INT. at State Bank in Massillon.
SCH O O L D IS T R IC T .
This district (P. O. Limaville) is
in Stark County.
M A S SIL L O N SCHO OL D IS T .
5s ’27 M -S 6 0 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’47 4s ’05 M -S $5,500c— M&S ’27-’32
BO N D D E B T M ay 13 ’27- $60,000 4s TO M -S
3,500____ M -S ’27-’30
5,666 4s T2 M-S 56,000c____ $l,500due
Sinking fund_______________
Total assessed valuation
each 6 mos.
(80% act.) 1926_________ 3,328,000 4s T2 M -S
9.000c—M&S ’2 7 -’31
Tot. tax rate(per $1,000)’2 7 --$ 1 5.9 0 5s T3 M -S 23,500c-.M & S ’27-’50
Population 1927 (est.)-------------- 1,700 5s T4 M -S
6,000c-— M -S ’27-’33
5s T9 A-O
3,500_____ 1927-1931
5s '20 A-O 248 000____ A-O ’27-’57
M A R T IN ’ S F E R R Y .
5s ’22 A-O 826,000-— Oct 1 ’27-’46
This city is in Belmont County.
(Due $41,000 and $42,000 alternate.)
W ater & Light Plant Bonds.
JS340,000--A -0 '27-’43 5s ’24 A-O 27,000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -4 4
5s ’24 A-O 1 40,000____ A-O 1944 5s ’25 A-O 2 6,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’52
B O N D . D E B T June 1 ’27 $1,234,000
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s ’24 A-O $ 9 ,0 0 0 ..0 c t 1 ’2 7 -3 4 Ass’d val. ’27 (80% act.)_72,589,190
School tax (per $1,000)’ 1 9 2 4 -.8 1 5 .5
Resurfacing Bonds.
5s ’27 A-O lOO.OOOc.April 1928-37 Population 1 9 ^ 7 ______________ 25.000
LNT. payable part at N at. Bank ot
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5s ’27 A-O $25,000c.April 1928-37 Commerce. N . Y .: part at office of
T O TA L D EB T July 1 1927 $726,999 Treasurer.
Total assessed value 1924.21,560,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’21 $24.00 MAUMEE.
Population 1920_____________ 11,634
This village is In Lucas County.
4Hs'07 A-O $60,000c ................. 1937
M A R T IN ’ S F E R R Y S C H . D IS T .
5s
...
11,000____________1937
School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
($15,OOOc-M&S 1 '27-’31 6s ’21 M -S $ 1 5,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’31
5s ’ 17 M -S ( 25.000C.M&S 1 ’32-’36 (For amount due each year see V.
I 90,000c.M &S 1 ’37-’51
113, p. 1794.)
5s ’ 19 M -S
5,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’31 6s ’21 M -S
10.000 Sept 1 ’27-'31
5s ’22 M -S /189,500c.M ar 1 ’28-’45 6 s ’21 M -S
10,000-Sept 1 ’27-'31
1 8,000c. ..M a r 1 1946 6 s ’21 M -S
3,500-Sept 1 ’27-’31
5s ’23 M -S f 32,000c.M ar 1 ’2 8 -4 3 (For amount due each year see V.
1 3,000c.M ar 1 ’44-’46
113, p. 1794.)
B O N D . D E B T Apr 20 '27- $452,000 6s ’26 J-D
5 ,0 0 0 --June 1 ’27-’36
Total assess, val. '26_____ 21,000,000
W ater Works Bonds.
(Ass’ t between 2-3 & % actual value.) 5>3sT7 A-O $10.500____ Oct 1 1937
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 $9.95 5 ^ s ’ 19 M -S
1,500c. Sept 1 '27-'29
Population 1925 (est.)________ 15,000 5M s’26 M -N 15,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’41
IN T . payable in Martins Ferry.
R efunding Bonds.
6s T 8 J-J $12,000____ July 1 1928
Ma r y s v i l l e !
Street Bonds.
This village is in Union County. 5 X s T 9 M -S $10.000____ Sept 1 1929
Incorporated 1840.
6s^22 M -S
2,400— SeDt 1 ’27-’31
(Will Creek Purification Bonds. 6s '24 A-O 2 0 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-‘34
5 s 13 M -N$120.000cM ay 20'28-53
Sidewalk Bonds.
($20,000 every 5 years.)
5 K s ’25 M -S $ 1 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’36
5s T 4
M -S
7,000c__________ 1955
Paving Bonds.
Sewer and Ditch Bonds.
5J4s’26 M -S $17,500-Sept 15 ’27-’36
4 ^ s ’05 J-J
$ 4 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1934
Street lm pt. Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
5 K s ’26 M -S $40,000--Sept 1 '27 -3 6
4}^s’04 J-J $20,000c_july 1 ’2 8 -3 0 5 s ’27 M -S 14,300. - Sept 1 ’28-’37
Paving Bonds.
G E N . B D . D T _____ 1919— $30i ,899
4 K s ’08 A-O $3,500c-Aug 1 ’27-’33 Assessed valuation 1919___3,563,840
Town Hall Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1919. ..$ 2 8 .0 0
4 ^ s ’08 M -S $5,OOOc.Sept 1 ’2 7-31 Population 1910. 2.307; 1920--3,195
R efunding Bonds.
IN T E R E ST on sewer bonds and 6s
5 K s ’ 14 M -S $10,5 0 0 c ____ 1934-1944 of 1922 at Village Treasurer’s office;
5s T5
J-J
,4 ,00 0 c _____1927-1930 on others at Citizens Nat. B ank .N .Y .
5s T 6
M -N 5 ,0 0 0 c _____1927-1931
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 1 ’25— $204,100
Assessment debt (add’l) ___
33,641 MAUMEE V IL L A G E SCH . D IS T .
($1.4 00c...S ep t 1 1927
Sinking fund_______________
59,089
12,OOOc.Sept 1 ’28-’33
Assess, va l. real___________ 2,822,230
Assess, val. personal______ 1,913,040 6s ’21 M -S (18,OOOc.Sept 1 ’34-’39
28,000c-Sept 1 ’40-’46
Total assess val. 1924_____ 4,735,270
35,000c.Sept 1 '47 -5 3
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924-.$26.00
T8,OOOc.Sept 1 ’54r-’61
Population 1910, 3,576; 1920--3,635
IN T . at office of Sinking Fund B O N D . DEB^T April 1923 $150,000
Sinking fund____________
9,000
Trustees, Marysville.
Tot.ass’d val. ’23 (90%act.)5,400,000
M A R Y S V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T .
IN T . at District Treasurer’s office
5s ’ 13 M -S $25,00 0 c..M & S ’27-’33 or at any bank in Toledo.
B O N D . D E B T Apr 29 1926. $45,000
Floating debt (add’l) ______ $11,106 M A Y F IE L D R U R A L S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Gates Mill) is
Ass’d val’n (80% act.) ’28-8,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $6 40 in Cuyahoga County.
1$ 4 9 .93.--A u g 1 1931
Population (estimated)____
3,600
24,000--Oct 1 ’27-’50
IN T . at District Depository.
5)4s’24 A-O
2,000_____ Oct 1 1951
1.000
Oct
M A S SIL L O N .
2.000
Oct
Tbls city Is In Stark County, Incorporated as a village in 1853. AI1 5 H s’23 A-O $207,900c0ct 1 '26-’46
(For maturity see V. 117, p. 581.)
bonds are coupon in form.
6s ’23 F-A $15,000____ F-A ’27-31
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’24 A -0$268,000— Oct 1 ’27-’49 4 ? is ’26 A-O 340,000
(Due $15,000 Oct. 31 ’27, ’33, 39
5s ’25 A-O 7 5 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’35
5s ’26 A-O
5 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’27-’31 and ’45; $14,000 Oct. 31 ’28, ’32, ’34
5s ’27 - - 16,000------------------------- I’38 ’4 0 , ’4 4 , ’46 a n d ’50.)

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BO N D ED D E B T ________________ (7)
Court House Bonds.
IN T . on 53Ts of 1923 at office of 6s ’21 A-O $468,000-Apr 1 ’26-’48
P’Frk Board of Education; on 6s,
Bridge Bonds.
1923, and 5J^s, 1924, at the Union 5s T 5 A-O 18,0 0 0 --Apr 1 5 ’28-’32
Trust Co. of Cleveland.
(see V . 100, p. 1283, for maturity)
5 ^ s ’22 M -S 30,OOOc.Sept 15 ’27-'32
5s ’25 M -S 3 9 ,0 0 0 ..- M -S '2 7 -3 5
M E C H A N IC S B U R G S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Mechanis- (For maturity see V . 121, p. 1943.)
T O T. D E B T Apr 1927— $1,155,670
burg) is in Champlaign County.
Tot .ass’d val. ’27 (75 % act.) 50,790,240
School Building Bonds.
5s T9 J-D ($19,2 0 0 c --. J-D ’26-’39 State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’26— $8.10
1 4 5 ,0 0 0 c ..-J -D ’35-’40 Population 1910, 27,536; 1921 _z6,870
B O N D . D E B T Apr 21 ’2 7 . $72,000
IN T. payable at County Treasury.
Sinking fund_______________
5,000
Ass’d val.’27(abt.75% act.).6,183.000
School tax rate (per $1,000)’27_$9.01 M I A M I C O U N T Y .
County seat Is Troy.
Population (Estimated)_______3,000
IN T , at Farmers' Bank, MechanRoad Bonds ( C o ’ s p o r t i o n ) .
icsburg.
5s T 9 A-O / $500_____ A&O 1527
l 1.200c. .A& O ’27-’29
M ED IN A.
5s T 9 M -N 2.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’29
This village Is In Medina County. 5s T 9 M -N 3.000c— .M a y 1 1928
Incorporated 1835.
fis ’ 20 A-O
4 OOOc— Oct J '27-'30
5 ^ s ’22 A-O 30,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’31
General Street Bonds.
I $4,000 — M&S 11926 5)4 s’22 A-O 3 0 .0 0 0 .
-O ct 1 ’27-'31
5s’ 17 A-O ( 1.350___ Apr 1 1927 5J4s’22 A-O
2 ,0 0 0 c -. .Apr 1 1928
728___ Oct 1 1627 5)4s’23 A-O
(1,500c. .O ct 1 ’27-’29
6s ’21 A-O
5 ,5 0 0 c ..-A -O ’26-'29
(2.000c.-O ct 1 ’30-’31
789.35c.Oct 1 1929 5s ’25 - - f
800____ Nov 1 1927
6s ’22 A-O
2 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’27-’30
l 2 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’28-’31
.
341.60. - Apr 1 1931
Sheriff’s Residence lm pt. Bds.
4)4s’ 17 - . $300________________
Library Bonds.
Street-improvement Bonds.
4s ’05 $1,600— Feb 28 ’27- 3f
5s ’21 A-O $8.00f)C-Apr 1 '28-’31
Sewer B nds.
4s '07 M -S $16,000 -.S c o t 27-’34 5 K s
...
1 4 ,0 0 0 -.Oct 1 '2 7 -’31
5s T5 F-A
1,000 ____ Aug 1 1926
Flood Emergency Bond>.
(See V. 101. p. 713 for maturity 5s '13 M -S $105.000.Sept 1 ’27-’29
W ater Bonds.
Infirmary Bonds.
4s 0 7 M -S $12 OOOc.Sept 1 26-’31 6s T9 s-an $ 2 ,7 0 0 ______1926-1929
5 K s ’ 15 E-A
3 .5 0 0 -..Aug 1 ’26 32 5s ’26 A-O 140.000
5s T6 J-J
(Due $47,500 Oct. 1 ’27-’31; $9,000
"
~~
17 000c. .J-J 1 ’26-42
6.700— Oct 1 ’26-’34 Oct. 1 ’32, ’34, ’36, ’38 and ’40;
5 H s ’24 A-O
500____ Oct 1 1927 $9,500 Oct. 1 ’33, ’35, ’37, ’39 & ’41.)
5s ’25 A-O
Bridge Bonds.
14,000____ A-O ’28-’41
500____ Apr 1 1942 5s T7 F-A (S4.000-F&A 1 ’27-’28
5s ’27 A-O 2 0 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’28-’42
\ 1.000____ Feb 1 1929
6s T 8 - —
W h ite W ay Lighting Bonds.
900___M&S '27-’28
6s ’26 A-O $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 c .-0 ct 1 '27 -3 6 6s T9 A-O
3 .0 0 0 — M &S ’27-’29
5 H s ’22 A-O
Street lm pt. Bonds.
500____ Oct 1 1927
5 ^ s ’26 A-O $20,000--O ct 1 ’27-’34 5H s
3 .0 0 0 .
-Oct 1 ’27-'29
TO TAL D E B T Dec 1 ’22— $229,240 5)4s’22 A-O
1 .0 0 0 -.O c t 1 ’27 ’28
57,500 5 H s ’22 A-O
Water debt (included)_____
1,400. ..O c t 1 ’27-'29
Assessment debt (incl.)____
97,128 5>4s’24 A O f 5 ,000c.Oct 1 z7 28
Assessed valuation 1921___6,529,440
\ 3 ,0 0 0 c --.O c t 1 1929
Population 1910, 2.734; 1920.-3,430 5)4s’24 A O
3, jOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’29
IN T . on 1916 issue at Medina Co 5s ’24 M -S (10.500c.M ar 1 ’2 8 -3 4
N at. Bank, Medina: others at VII
1 4 ,000c.M ar 1 ’3 5 -3 6
lage Treasury.
(13,500c. Mar 1 3 7 -4 5
5 J4s’24 F-A
2,500c.Feb 1 ’28-'32
M E D IN A C O U N T Y .
( 8,000____ N ov 1 19z7
5s z5 M -N ( 5 9 ,5 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’28-’34
Medina is the county seat.
l 8,000____ N ov 1 1935
Bridge Bonds.
5s '24 A-O f $8,00u— Oct 1 ’26- 39 5s ’25 A-O 23.000. .O ct 1 ’27-’35
1 4 5 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 31- 15 5s ’25
700____ N ov 1 1927
Road Bonds.
4 .0 0 0 .
-N ov 1 '28-'31
43^s
. . . $26,400______________ 5s ’25 F -A
5,000cNov 1 ’27 & ’28
6s
...
10.229.25_____________
24,000c.N ov 1 ’29-’36
5 H s ’22 A-O f 2,000— Oct 1 ’26-’27 5s ’26 A-O 20,200c.-O ct 1 ’27-’31
8,000— -O ct 1 ’28-’31 5s ’26 A-O 31,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’31
5 H s ’22 A-O 36,000— -O ct 1 ’26-’31
C. H. Bonds.
5Jis’23 A-O . 7,000— -O ct 1 ’26-’32 5s ’26 A-O $50,600---O c t 1 ’27-’28
3,0b0____Oct 1 1926 T O TAL D E B T June 30’27$1,010,550
2,000____Oct 1 1927 Assessed val. real estate. 63,839,720
6s ’24 A-O
112,000.-Oct 1 ’28-'31 Assessed val. personal____32,961,620
l 4,000 -Oct 1 ’32-’33 Total ass’d val. 1926_____ 96,801,340
Inter-County Highway Bonds. County tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 6 -.$ 4 .4 0
($3,000____ Oct 1 1926 Population in 1920 (Census)..48,428
I N T . at office of County Treasurer
5 ^ s ’25 A-O 16,000— -Oct 1 ’27-’30
6,000. ..O c t 1 ’31-’32 and Auditor.
l 4 ,0 0 0 .--O c t 1 ’33-’34
Sewer Bonds.
M IA M I C O N S E R V A N C Y D IS T .
5 J^s’26 A-O$346,600c.Oct 1 ’2 7 -4 6
This district organized in 1915 for
5 ^ s ’27 A-O 4 2 ,000c.0ct 1 ’28-’46 the prevention of floods. takes in part
T O T. D EB T M ay 17 ’27- $845,630 of nine counties and includes the
Total assessed value 1926.63,730,020 cities of Dayton, Hamilton, MiddleCo. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $5.66 town, Piqua, Troy, Franklin, MiamPopulation 1920______________26,067 isburg and numerous other smaller
municipalities, having a total esti­
M E D IN A S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
mate population of 375,000.
This district (P. O. Medina) is in 5 ^ s ’ 17J-D$21,340,690c*D ecl,27-’46
Medina County.
5 ‘^s’ 20J-D q 350 OO0c*Dec 1 ’27-’4S
4H sT 0 M -S $11,500____ M -S ’26-’31 B O N D . D T . Apr 18 ’27.$30,690,690
6s T6 A-O 18,800.............
1934
The benefits approved by court
5s ’22 A-O 192,499______ 1927-1944 amount to $78,269,229, or more
5s ’23 A-O 7 4 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’26-’44 than twice tne estimated cost of
5s ’23 A-O 5 0 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’26-’44 work. The bonds ?re a direct obliga­
(For maturity see V. 117, p. 2460.) tion of the district, supported by
5Hs'24 A-O 4 5 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’2 7 -3 6 levies against ail the benefited
5>4s’24 A-O 1 3 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’28-35 property within the District. The
5J4s’24 A-O 13,000______ 1927-1935 total 1916 grand tax duplicate value
B O N D . D EB T April 1927- $343,800 of properties assessed for benefits,
Total assess, val. 1927____ 7,500,000 which includes cities, villages and
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 7--.$10.61 counties, assessed in units, was $1,194,816,600. About 50% of the
M E R CE R COUNTY.
benefits of $78,269,229 are assessed
County seat Is Celina.
against the real property In the dis­
Road Bonds.
trict in proportion to the benefits;
5s ’20 A-O $12,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’27-’29 50%
against the municipalities
12,6001
5s ’21 J-J
within the districts as units.
10,325i
5s ’21 J-J
IN T . on the bonds is payable
6,000 (.July 1 ’26-'31 either at the State Treas. office in
5s '21 J-J
6,3001
6s ’21 J-J
Columbus or at the National City
8 2001
6s '21 J-J
Bank, New York City.
$8!000c.July 15 ’26-’31
6s '21 J-J
(For amount due each year see V.
113, p. 205.)
BrIIAM ISBURG.
5s ’21 J-J I $4,000c.July 1 ’2 8 -’29
This village Is located In Montgom­
2.000c. July 1 ’30-’31 ery Co. Incorporated Feb. 11 1832.
5)4s'22M -S 6,000c— .Sept 15 ’ 927
Flood Emergency Bonds.
7 ,000c..Sept 15 1928 5s T3 J-D J’ .OOOc___June 2 1928
15
l 7,000c..Sept 15 1931
City Building Bonds.
5)4s’22M-S15 9 ,000c.Sept lb ’27-'31 4s 12 J-D 84.000c. June 1 ’28-’29
(For maturity see V . 115, p. 1011.)
Sewer Construction Bonds.
534s’22M-S15 9 ,OOOc.Sept 1 5 ’26-’31 6s ’22 A-O $30,000________________
(Due $2,000 in odd years and $1,000
W ater Bonds.
in even years.)
4)4s’04 M -S $80,0 0 0 c -.- Mch 1 1934
534s'22M-S15 $2,000c___Sept 1 1927
(Subject to call Mch 1 1924)
5M s’23 A-O 18.OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’28 5s T5 F-A
2 ,0 0 0 ..A u g 2 27-’28
5M s’23 A-O I 4,000c____ Oct 1 1927 5s ’22 A-O 13,000— Oct 1 ’27-’39
■ 3,000c____ Oct 1 1928 5s '22 A-O 10,000________________
5>£s’23 A-O
500_____ Oct 1 3927 5J^s’24 M -S 1 8 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 '27-’44
5M s’23 A-O
4,00 0 . .O ct 1 ’27-’28
Fire Engine Bonds.
5M s’23 A O (l,4 0 0 -.O c t 1 ’27 28 5s T 7
$ 3 ,9 0 0 ....................1927
1 500____ Oct 1 1927
General Street, Bonds.
5J*s23 A O r 7 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27 T8 5s '15 A-O ($ 3 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’29
(1,000____ Oct 1 1927
1 900____ Oct 1 1930
7 ,5 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’31
Electric Light
Sept 1 ’32 &5s ’05 F-A $19.000c___Feb 1 1930
’34
15s ’25 M -S
1952 2 .0 0 0 (ODtional after 1925.)
1
1954 3 .0 0 0 - Sept 1 ’33 & ’35
______
3, OOOcSept 1’26,28, ’30 5s ’22 A-O 2 6 ,0 0 0 -1 ,500c.--S ep t 1 1927 G E N . B D . D T . M ay 25 ’22 $144,800
5s ’25 M -S
1 ,400c-. .Sept 1 1929 Assessment debt (add’l)___ 153,340
47,293
$ 2 ,0 0 0 --.S e p tl '28-30 Sinking fund (cash & inv.)_
5s ’25 M -S
500___ Sept 1 1927 Total val. ’21 (60% a ct.)-.5,704,700
600___ Sept 1 1929 Total tax (per $1,000) 1921___$20.40
5s ’26 - - 40,700_____________
Population 1910, 4,271; 1920___4,383

M ID D L E T O W N SCH O OL D IS T .
4s ’03 A-O S4.000C— Oct 1 '27-’30
4s ’08 J-J 15.000c-July 24 42-44
3.65s’06 M -S 58.000c.8ept 1 ’27-’41
4s ’ 10 J-J
6,OOOc.Jan 21 28-’33
4 4 s ’ 10 F-A 111,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’50
4 4 » T 2 J-D
6,000c.Dec 1 '27-’32
5s ’ 13 F-A
20.000c— .A u g 1 1930
4 4 s ’17 M -S i9,000c_____ March 1
($8,000 ’28 & ’29. and $3,000 ’30.)
5 4 s ’20 A-O I5,000c-Apr 1 ’27-’29
6s ’21 J-D 80,000c.June 1 ’27-’46
5 4 s ’22 F-A 475,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’46
5 H s’22 A-O 70,000c.-O ct 1 ’2 7-40
5s ’23 M -S ( 77,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’3S
\100,OOOc.Sept 1 ’ 34-43
5 4 s ’23 J-D 1 8 ,0 0 0 .-Dec 1 ’27-’32
5s ’26 M -N 200,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’46
B O N D . D E B T Apr 1 ’27_$1,274,000
Sinking fund_____________
4.000
Assessed value 1927 (act.).83,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1 9 27..$5.75
Population in 1927___________ 30,000
IN T . at Nat. Park Bank, N . Y .

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M IN G O J U N C T IO N S C H . D IS T
School Bonds.
4 4 s ’06 M -S $20.000____ M -S ’27-’3i’
5 4 s ’ 18 A-O 148,000___________ 19 +
5 4 s ’19 A-O 33,000____ A-O 27-” )
.s
. . . 1 7 5 ,0 0 0 ...........................
_s
...
37,000__________ . . .
5 4 s ’19 — .
55,000_______________
5s ’25 J-J
159,000 ____ 1927-1948
B O N D . D EB T June 1’26- $375 000
Total assessed val. 1925— 15,642.320
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $19.30
Population in 1922 (est.)______ 6.500
IN T . at First National Bank.
Mingo Junction.___
M O NROE T W P . R U R A L S C H . D
This district (P. O. London) is in
Madison County.
School Bonds.
5s

£40

580c

B O N D . D EB T Apr 19r26-“ $42*580
Tot.assess.val.’26(80% act)2,300,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25— $8.06
Population 1925 (est.)------------ 1.500
IN T . payable at Clerk’s office.

M O N R O ll T W P . R U R A L S C H . D
This district (P. O. Eldorado) is
In Preble County.
School Bonds.
5s ’ 15 A-O $30 .0 0 0 .A&O 1 ’27-41
B O N D . D E B T June 7 ’27- $29,000
Sinking fund_______________
890
Tot. assess, valuation ’26— 3,452,590
MILAN RURAL SCHOOL DIST.
(Assessment actual.)
This district (P. O. Milan) is in Tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 6 _____ 89.90
Erie County.
Population in 1923 (est.)______ 1,550




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’32-’35
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MINERVA SCH OOL D IS T R IC T .
5s ’15 A-O $44,000— Apr 30 ’28 -4 5
______ 1927
4 .0 0 0
5s T6
1 ,0 0 0 ............
1927
2 .000
...........1928
6s ’ 18 s-a
9.000 ______1929-1934
3,500— -Apr 1 ’29-’35
6s T8 A-O
400____ Apr 1 1936
B O N D . D E B T M ay 6 ’26- $69,600
Sinking fund_______________
2,733
Assess, val. ’23 (65% act.).3,627,040
School tax (per $1,000) '25____ $8.20
IN T . at KLountze Bros., N . Y . and
Minerva Banking C o., Minerva, O.
M IN G O JU N C T IO N .
This village is in Jefferson County.
Inc. in 1882. Pop’n 1910, 4,049;
1920, 4,860.
Crematory Bonds.
6s ’25 A-O $44.000___ A-O ’28-’50
Paving
Bonds.
6s ’23 M -S ( $9,500— Sept 1 ’27-’32
1
500___ Sept 1 1933
Sewer Construction Bonds.
5s ’07 Dec SlS.OOOc.Dec 16 27-’32
B O N D . D EB T Mar 2 6 ’27 $184,339
Floating debt______________
4.000
Sinking fund___________ —
37,139
Assess, val. ’24 ( 4 actual) 12 615 310
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924— .$19.00
IN T . at First Nat. B k .. Mingo Jet.

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M ILL T W P . R U R A L S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Uhrichsville) is
in Tuscarawas County.
5 H s’22 M ’S $68 .OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’57
5 4 s ’22
(3 2 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’36
128,000.-Oct 1 ’37-’46
5s ’23 F-A 1 5 ,0 0 0 c -..F -A ’27-’31
B OND. D E B T Dec 31 ’2 6 - $70,705
Total assessed value 1921—3,380,180
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921____ $17.00
Population (estimated) i ______ 2,000
IN T . on bonds of 1923 at District
Treasurer’s office.
M IN E R V A .
This village is in Stark County.
Street Impt. Bonds.
6s ’21 M -S $10,000--Sept 1 ’2 7 -’31
W ater Bonds.
5 4 s ’23 A-O $6,000c.......................
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
5s ’ 19 A-O $38,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’45
Refunding Bonds.
5s -19 A-O $10,000c___A-O ’27-’36
B O N D . D E B T June 3 ’26 - $117,776
Water debt (incl.)_________
65,125
Assessment debt (add’l)---- 134,483
Sinking fund_______________
13,994
Total assessed val. 1926— 4,100.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— -$ 2 1 4 0
Population 1925 (est.)-------------- 2,700

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M ID D L E T O W N .
This city is in Butler County.
Incorporated in 1837. Commission
government adopted Aug. 8 1913.
Fire Department Bonds.
5 s ’ 14 J-J
$1,000____July 119 2 8
6s ’21 M -N 4 ,0 0 0 ..Nov 1 ’27-’28
5 4 s ’24 M -S 1 2 ,8 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’34
Sidewalk, Curb & Gutter Bds.
6s ’21 M -N * 1 ,5 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’28-’30
5S ’25 M -S 24,000c.Sept 1 27-’34
S tr e e t Paving (C ity 's P o r t i o n ) .
4M s’l l J-D $12,000c____ 1927-1942
5s T3 A-O 2 7 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’54
5s T 4 J-J
1 8 ,000..July 1 *28-’44
5 H s’ 18 . . .
1 .0 0 0 ___________ 1927
5s ’25 M -S 2 1 ,6 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’35
Improvement Bonds.
5 4 s ’24 M -S $ 4 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’34
Municipal Garage Bonds.
5 4 s ’24 M -S /$ 6 ,0 0 0 ..S e p t 1 *27-’32
1 1,500____ Sept 1 1933
W a te r Bonds.
4 4 s ’10 J-D $ 19.000c.June 1 ’28-’46
4 4 s ’ 12 J-J
3 ,000c.July 1 ’28-’32
4 4 s ’ 16 A-O 2 8 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’41
5s '15
. . . 25.000________________
44s
J-D 2 3 ,0 0 0 --June1 ’28-41
4 4 s ’ 17 F-A 10,000— Feb 1 ’28-’37
4 4 s ’17 F -A
5 .0 0 0 .-Feb 1 ’28-’32
5 4 s ’18 . . .
1 2 ,0 0 0 _____1927-1938
6s '20
J-D 4 0.000_________
5s ’23 M -S
9 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’35
5s ’25 M -S
6 ,100c.Sept 1 ’27-’35
6s ’24 M -S
2 ,5 0 0 ..Sept 1 '2 7 -3 4
5s ’25 M -S f 6,000. .Sept 1 ’27-’30
U 9,000-.S ep t 1 ’31-’49
Incinerator Plant Bonds.
5 4 s ’2 0 J -D $12.000--M a y 1 ’28-’33
S ew er Bonds.
4s ’09 M -S $15,0 0 0 c ____1927-1941
4S 10
A-O 70,000c.Apr 1 ’28 ’61
4 4 s ’ll F A
1,000c ..A u g 15 1927
4 4 s ’ 12 F-A
2,000..A u g 1 ’27-’28
4 4 s’ 12 Dec
2 ,0 0 0 ..D ec 1 ’2 7 -’28
5s T4 J-D
2,00U..June 1 ’28-’29
5,200. -D ec 1 ’27-’39
5s T9 J-D
5,200--A ug 1 ’27-’39
5s T9 A-O
6s ’20 A-O 3 8 .0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’2 7 -4 5
38.000. .Jan 1 ’2 8 -4 6
6s ’21 J-J
_s
18,000------------9 ,0 0 0 -.Sept 1 ’27-’35
5s ’25 M -S
Street Bonds.
$10,000-.A pr 1 ’28-’32
1
500____ Apr 1 1934
6s ’21 — (
500------- Vpr 1 1935
1
3,500 ..D e c 1 ’27-’31
cs ’21 J-D
5,000 - .D ec 1 ’27-’31
6s '21 J-D
5 4 s ’22 M -N 3 3 ,6 9 0 --Sept 1 *27-‘32
_s
27,000_________
5s ’25 M -S 4O,OO0C-Sept 1 ’27-’34
Park Bonds.
3 4 s ’99 J-D 825.000c- — Dec 1 1930
4s ’00 F-A 75,000c___Feb 1 1930
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1920)
4 4 s ’ 16 M -S $18,000— Sept 1 '27-’35
4 4 s ’27
20,000________________
Sidewalk Bonds.
.s
$9,000-------------------------Bridge Bonds.
5 4 s ’22M -N $ 5 ,4 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’32
5s ’24 M -S 20,000--Sent 1 ’27-’46
4 4 s ’27 M -S f 2,100____ Sept 1 1928
(24,000— Sept 1 ’29-’36
T O T . B D . D T . Apr 21 ’27 $1,639,524
Assessment debt_________
587,636
Water bonds (incl.)______
219,500
Total assessed value 1926-83,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925-------$14-00
Pop’n 1910, 13,152; 1920_____ 23,921
INT. payable at Nat’l Part Bk.N.V

Court House Addition Bonds.
4 4 s ’25 A-O $23,000. .Apr 1 ’2 8 -’50
5s ’25 A-O
8.000. .Apr 1 ’28-’35
Infirmary Building Bonds.
4 4 s ’08 J-D $ 5 ,0 0 0 -. June 15 1997
Emergency Bridge Bonds.
5 4 s ’ 18 M -N $4,000. .N o v 1 ’27-’28
5 4 s ’ 19 A-O
2,000____ Apr 1 1928
5 4 s ’19 M -N 2,000 .. .M a y 1 1928
5 4 s T 9 F-A
4 ,0 0 0 ..Aug 9 ’27-’28
5 4 s ’ 19 M -S 4,000-Sept 11 ’27-’28
5 4 s ’19 J-D
4.000— Dec 1 ’27-’28
5 4 s ’20 M -S 4 000— Mar 1 ’28-’29
M ONROE T W p T s CH. D IST .
6s ’20 J-D
4 ,0 0 0 .-June 1 '28-’29
This district (P. O. Lucas) is in 6s '20 F-A
6,000—Aug 1 ’27-’29
Richland County.
6s ’20 M -N 6,000-N ov 15 ’27-’29
6 ,0 0 0 .-Jan 1 ’28-’30
f $2,000-M ar 15 '28-’29 6s ’21 J-J
6s ’19 M -Si 8,000-Sept 15 ’27-’34 6s ’21 M -S 6,000-M ar 15 ’28-’30
8,000— Aug 1 ’27-’30
l 10,000-M ar 15 ’30-’34 6s ’21 F-A
1 0 ,0 0 0 .-Jan 1 ’28-’32
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1920- $35,000 5 4 s ’22 J-J
5 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 '28-’32
Ass’d val. ’ 18 (90% act.)— 4,100,000 5 4 s ’2 3 A - 0
Sinking fund_______________
2,000 5 4 s ’22 M -S 76,000-Sept 11 ’27-’3$
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918____ 9.48 5 4 s ’20 M -S 9 0 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’31
Population in 1919 (est.)______ 1,600 6s ’20 F-A 144,000..Aug 1 ’27-’31
6s '20 F-A
8,000—Aug 1 '28-’31
6s ’21 A-O 10,000--Apr 1 ’28-’32
M O N T G O M E R Y CO U N TY.
County seat is Dayton.
6s ’21 F-A 200,000— Oct 1 ’27-’36
6s '21 A-O 40,000— Oct 1 ’27-’36
Jail Repair Bonds.
5M s’2 4 A - 0 $9.030-_O ct 1 ’27-’39 5 4 s ’22 J-J 156.000—July 1 ’28-’38
Emergency Flood Bonds.
5 4 s ’22 J-J 223.000—July 1 ’28-’38
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5s ’ 13 J-J $245,000. .June 1 ’2 8 -4 2 5 4 s ’22 A-O 48 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’31
5s ’ 15 M -N 15 .0 0 0 -.M a y 1 ’28-’30 5 4 s ’22 M -N 2 5 ,0 0 0 ..N o v 1 ’27-’31
4 4 s ’ 16 M -S 15,000— Mar 1 ’28-’30 5 4 s ’23 F-A 3 3 ,0 0 0 .-Feb 1 ’28-’39
4 4 s ’16 M -S 2 0 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’30 4 4 s ’25 M -S 46.000c.M ar 1 ’28-’50
4 4 s ’16 M -S 4 8 ,0 0 0 -.Sept 1 ’27-’32
Water Supply Bonds.
5s ’ 17 F-A 2 0 ,0 0 0 ..A u g 6 ’27-’30 5 4 s ’20 J-D$200,000____ Dec 1 1950
5 4 s ’20 M -N 120.000— M ay 1 ’27-’35 6s ’20 A-O 50,000___ Oct 1 1950
6s ’21 J-D 110.000—June 1 ’28-’36 5 4 s ’21 J-D 45,000___ Dec 1 1951
5s ’23 A-O 63,000— Apr 1 ’28 -4 8 5 4 s ’21 J-D 250,000____ Dec 1 1951
4 J4s’24 A-O 5 + 0 0 0 — Oct 1 ’2 7 -4 8 5 4 s ’23 F-A 125,000..F eb 1 ’28-’45
4 4 s ’25 M ’S 46.000— Mar 1 ’28-’50 5 4 s ’23 F-A 247,000. .Feb 1 ’27 -4 5
Pike & Road Impt. Bonds.
6s ’23 F-A
1,800. .Feb 1 ’27-41
5 s ’19 A-O $1,000_____ Apr 11927 5 4 s
J-D 36.000—June 1 ’2 7 -4 4
6s ’21 J-D
4 .0 0 0 .
June 15 ’28-’31'25 A-O
5s
3 ,2 5 0 .-Oct 1 ’2 7 -4 6
5s ’19 J-J
1,200. .July 2 ’28-’29 (For maturity see V . 121, p. 1943.)
6s ’20 M-S 18.000Mar 15 ’28-’30 s ’26 A-O
54
2 ,6 0 0 --.0 c t 1 ’2 7 -4 6
6s ’20 M-S 32.000(For maturity see Y . 121, p. 2904.)
Mar 15 ’28-’30
5s T9 M -N 4 .0 0 0 .
-M a y 1 ’28-’29s ’26 A-O 6,000____ Oct 1 '2 7 -4 6
54
6s ’21 F-A 20.000. .F eb 1 ’28-’31
f4,000____ Oct 1 '2 7 -3 0
6s ’21 M-S 36.000. .M a r 1 ’28-’31
2.000
_Oct 1 1931
5s T9 J-J
3 .0 0 0 July 2 ’27-’28
4.000
Oct
1
5s T9 F-A
9 .0 0 0 .
. Aug 1 ’27-’29
5s ’26 A-O 2.000
_Oct 11936
5s T9 M-S
6.000 ..S e p t 1 ’27-’29
4.000
Oct
1
5s T9 J-J
1 .5 0 0 .
-Dec 1 ’27-’29
2.000
_Oct 1 1941
5s T9 M -S
9 .0 0 0 - Sept 11 ’27-’29
4.000
Oct
1
5s T9 M -N 4.000
____________M ay 1 ’28 -’29 2 ,0 0 0 ._____ Oct 1 1946
5s T9 J-J
3 .0 0 0 .
. July 2 ’28-’29
5s ’26 A-O
3,000Oct l ’27-’29-’31
5s T9 J-j
6 .0 0 0 .
. July 2 ’27-'29
4 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 '2 8 -3 0
6s ’20 M -N 20.000— N ov 1 ’27-’30
60.000 ..O c t 1 '3 1 -4 6
6s ’20 F-A 24.000—Aug 1 ’27-’30 5s ’26
96.000
___________
6s ’21 M -N 15.0 0 0 .-N o v 1 '27-’31 5s ’26
20,100________________
6s '21 J-J
16,000.June 15 ’28-’31 5s ’26 A-O
5 ,5 0 0 --Oct 1 '2 8 -4 7
5 4 s ’22 M -N 1 2 ,0 0 0 -.Nov 1 ’27-’32
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
5 4 s ’22 M -N 6,000. .N o v 1 ’27-’32 4 4 s ’ 16 M -S $20 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 '28-'31
6s ’21 A-O 63,000— A&O 1 ’27-’31 4 4 s ’ 17 M -S 25.0 0 0 -.M ar 1 ’28-’32
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6s ’21 A-O 50.000. .A& O 1 ’27-’31 5 4 s ’ 18 J-J
8 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 '28-'30
-A&O 1 ' 2 , - ’31 s ’ 19 J-D
54
6 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 ’28-’29
6s ’21 A-O 3 7 .0 0 0 .
6s$’21 A-O 9 0 .0 0 0 .
-A&O 1 ’27-’31 s ’20 M -N 4 0 ,0 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-40
54
6s ’21 J-D
2,400-June 15 ’28-’31 6s ’21 F-A 6 5 ,0 0 0 ..Aug 1 ’27-51
June 15 ’28-’31 Inter-County Highway Bonds.
6s ’21 J-D 3 6 .0 0 0 .
5.000. .July 1 ’28-’31 5 4 s ’23 M -S ($36,000.N ov 1 ’31-’32
6s ’21 J-J
4 .0 0 0 June 15 ’28-’31
1 1 9 .0 0 0 --.N o v 1 1933
6s ’21 J-D
2.5 0 0 . .Sept 1 ’27-’31
6s ’ 21 M -S
Detention Home Impt. Bonds.
5 4 s ’22 F-A 1 2 .0 0 0 .
. Feb 1 ’28-’3 i T7 M -S $2,000-Sept 28 ’27-’2S
5s
5 4 s ’22 M -N 12 ,0 0 0 .-M & N 1 ’27-32 5 4 s ’24 A-O 2 2 ,0 0 0 --.O c t 1 ’2 7-49
5 4 s ’22 J-D 1 2 ,0 0 0 .-D ec 1 *27-’32 5 4 s ’24 M -S
9.000-Sept 15 ’2 7 -4 4
~
15,000— Jan 1 ’28-’32 5 4 s ’24 J-D
5 4 s ’22 J-J
7 ,0 0 0 -.D e c 1 ’27-’33
5 4 s ’22 M -S
6 .0 0 0 .
-S&A 15 ’27-32
Ditch Bonds.
5 4 s ’22 M -S 54.000Sept 15 ’27-’32 ’22 M -S
6s
$400 ..S e p t 15 ’ 927
5s ’22 J-D 42.000. .D ec 1 ’27-’32 6 s ’22 A-O
1,590 ____ Oct 1 1927
5 4 s ’23 M -S 12.000Sept 15 ’27-’32 ’23 M -N 2,000 ..S e p t 15 1927
6s
5 4 s ’23 M _
__________ -S 55,000. Sept 15 ’27-’32
Carrmonte Fire Hydrant Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 2802.)
f $700______ Oct 1 1927
5 8 s ’24 J-J 128,500 _____ 1927-1934 5 4 s ’25 A-O (1,000______Oct 1 1928
4
5 4 s ’24 J-J /6 6 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 ’28-’33
\4,500____ Oct 1 ’29-’31
110,000____ July 1 1934
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5 4 s ’2 4 A - 0 J28.000-— Oct 1 ’27-’33 5s ’25 A-O / $700______ Oct 1 1927
\ 3,000____ Oct 1 1934
\9,000____ Oct 1 ’28-’36
5 4 s ’26 A-O 11,200--Oct 1 ’27-’34 5s ’26 A-O 4 1 ,5 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’2 8 -4 2
5 4 s ’26 M -N 4 1 ,0 0 0 --N ov 1 ’27-’36
Bridge Construction Bonds.
7.000
M ar
1 ’27 J-J 1928
5s
$320,000________________
24 .0 0 0 -M ar 1 ’29-’31 Due $12,000 Jan 1 ’32, ’37, 4 2 ,
7.000
M ar
1 7 , ’52; $52,000 Jan. 1 ’28-’31; $ 5 2 4
1932
5s ’27 M-S
3 2 .0 0 0 .
-M ar 1 ’3 3 -3 6 Jan. 1 ’3 3 -36; $52,000 Jan. 1
000
, 7,000____ Mar 1 1937 ’38-42; $52,000 Jan. 1 4 3 -4 6 ; $52,4,000_-M ar 1 ’28-’29 000 Jan. 1 ’48-’51.
T O T .O O .D 1930
T . July 1’27-$11,313,600
1.000
M ar
1
Tot- val. 1925 ^actual).-463,385,300
2.000
M ar
1
1931
Co. rate (per $1,000) 1924 - --$ 3 .6 9
1.000
M ar
1
1932
Pop’n 1910, 163,763; '20. 209.532
2.000
M ar
1
1933
5s ’27 M -S
1.000
M ar
1 IN T . payable at Co. Treas office
1934
2.000
M ar
1
1935
M
IE R
1.000
M ar
1 O N T P E L1936.
This village is in Williams Co.
. 2,000____ Mar 1 1937
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
Street Bonds.
6s ’ 23 — ($90,000—June 1 ’28-’39 5s 4 6 M -N $12,000c___ Nov 1 1936
\ 16.000____ June 1 1940 5s 4 7 M -S 10,000c— Mar 1 1937
54s*23 s-a r 205 ,0 0 0 .-June 1 ’2 8 -4 5
Viaduct Repair Bonds.
For maturity see V. 116, p. 28 *2.) 5 4 s ’23 A-O $12,000— Oct 1 ’27-’38
5 4 s ’23 J-J/$360,000c.July 1 ’28-'39
Elec. Light & W ater Bonds.
—
$30.000____________1928
\ 37,000c — -July 1 1940 4 4 s
I 4,000 ...J u ly 1 1928 5 4 s ’22 s-a
9 .0 0 0 _____ 1927-1932
I 6,000. July 1 ’29 & ’34 B O N D . D E B T May 28 ’23 $186,276
5 4 s ’23 J-J \ 8,000— July 1 ’30-’33 Water debt (incl.)_________
79,000
8 .0 0 0 -July 1 '35-’38 assessed valuation ’22
Total
3.000
____________July ] 1939
(80% act.)_____________$3,600,000
, 3,500c____ Oct 11927 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '22 $20.50
5s ’26 A-O {48,0 0 0 c.0 ct 1 ’28-’39 Population in 1920 (Census)___3,052
.10,000c— Oct 1 4 0 -4 1
f 3 ,5 0 0 c -..O c t 1 1927 M o n t p e l i e r ' s c h o o l d i s t .
5s ’26 A-O \48,000c.O ct 1 ’28-’39 5s’ 15 M -S * ($18.000c Mar 1 ’2 8 -4 5
l 25 000c Sept 1 ’2 7 -4 5
llO.OOOc.Oct 1 4 0 -4 1
5 s ’25 A-O ( 1 ,8 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’2 7 -2 8
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
(12,000— Oct 1 ’2 9 -4 0
($5,000_____Sept 1929
5 4 s ’25 A-O
9,000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -4 0 6s '21
10,000_____ Sept 1930
(For maturity see V . 121, p. 1943.)
(10,000_____Sept 1931
f
50_____ Oct 1 1927
Funding Bonds.
5s ’25 A-O } 75______ Oct 1 1928 6 4 s ’18 J-J $4.000..J a n 1 ’28-’32
(1,300. ..O c t 1 ’2 9-41 BO N D . D EB T June 5 ’22- $159,000
5 4 s ’25 A-O
4,800— -O ct 1 '27-41 Total assess, val. 1919_____ 3,520,000
(For maturity see V . 121, p. 1943.)
* IN T . at Farmers' & Merchants’
]4,000_____ Oct 1 ’27-’28 State & Sav. Bank, Montpelier.
3.000
_Oct 1 1929
4.000
Oct 1’30-’31 M O R G A N C O U N T Y .
3.000
_Oct 1 1932
McConnellsville is the county seat.
5s '26 A-O 4,000____ Oct 1 ’33-’34
Road Bonds.
3.000
_Oct 1 1935 5s '
M -N $7,500_________ --1 9 2 8
M -S 14,000 .............. --1 9 3 2
4.000
Oct 1’36-’37 5 4 s
3.000
_Oct 1 1938
Deficiency Bonds.
4.000
Oct 1’3 9 -4 0 5s
M -S $4,500_________ --1927
\3,000_______Oct 1 1941
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O 7 5 ,5 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-41 4s
M -S $2,500_________ --1928
5s '26 A-O 32,500________________ 6s
J-J
15,500_________ --1932
Due $2,000 Oct. 1 ’27, ’28, ’30, ’31 6s ’22 J-J
2 8,000_________ —1933
’33, ’34, ’36, ’37, ’39 and 4 0 .; $2,500
Children’ s Home Bonds.
Oct. 1 ’29, ’32, ’35, ’38, 4 1 .
54s
M -S $7,000_________ --1932
MONROE T W P . RU R AL S. D.
This district (P. O. Arcanum R . D .
No. 4) is in Darke County.
-s ’18 M -S $73,000 _____ 1927-1944
6s ’20 M -N $99,000____ M -S ’26-’54
fSee V . H I , p. 2250, for maturity.)
6s '21 M -S $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ---M -S 1932-56
B O N D . D E B T Apr 23’27— $199,500
Sinking fund_______________
1,500
Tot. assess, val. 1927_____ 3.500 000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_$9.00
Population 1927 (est.)_________ 1,000

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M ID D L E P O R T .
This village is in Meigs County.
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’16 A-O
$590c___Apr 1 1928
6s '20 A-O 24.000 Oct 1 ’2 7 -4 0
Street Impt (Vil. Portion) Bds.
5s T5 M -S $ 4 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’2 6 -’43
Sewer Bonds.
4s
...
$ 2 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’30
T O T. B D . D T . June 1921. $100,511
Total assessed val. 1920-----2,800,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T 6 .$15.00
Population in 1910, 3,197; ’20, 3.772

A-O ($56,000. Apr l ’28-'4l
1 53,0 0 0 -0 ct 1 '27-’41
B O N D . D E B T M ay 22 ’25-$123,500
IN T . payable at State Treasury.
Columbus.
M IL F O R D (V IL L A G E ) S C H . D IS T .
This district is in Clermont and
Hamilton Counties.
4J4s II M -N $ 26 ,0 0 0c ____ 1927-1952
School Bonds.
5s '17 M -S (o) $2,000-Sept 1 ’27-’30
6 s ’22 A-O 1 1 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-'38
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’22 M -S $7,700--Sept 1 ’27-’36
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1925 $59,000
Assessed valuation 1924___1,875,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924--$24.70
a IN T . payable at Milford (Ohio)
National Bank.
M IL L E R S B U R G .
This town is in Holmes County.
Street Improvement Bonds.
5 4 s ’26 M -S 73,077c_Mar 15’27-’35
(For maturity dates see V.123,p. 109)
5 4 s ’26 M -S 73,457c_Mar 1 ’2 9 -’35
(For maturity dates seeV .123 ,p .1907)
5 H s’2 6 M -S
4,739c.M ar 1 ’28-’36
Fire Fighting Equip. Bonds.
5s ’27 A-O
6,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’37
B O N D ED D E B T _________
(?)
Population 1920-------------------------2,098
M IL L E R S B U R G -H A R D Y V I L L .
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
5s '13 M -S f $22 ,0 0 0 .-M -S 1 ’27-’48
\
500____ Mar 1 1949
5s ’22 M -S 136.000M&S 1 ’27-’47
5s ’27 M -S 1 1 ,943.-M ar 1 ’27-’32
T O T . D EB T Mar 26 ’2 5 -- $176,500
Total assess, val. ’24 (abt.
8 5% actual)_____________5,736.580
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’24.$7.76
Population 1921 (est.)_________ 3,000

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M IA M IS B U R G V IL L A G E S D
4s *05 M -N $12,000-N ov 11 ’27-’31
5 s ’18 M -S
1,600— Mar 1 ’28-’31
6s *20 M -S 30.000___Sept 15 1931
6s ’21 A-O 195.000.-Apr 1 ’32-’51
B O N D . D E B T Apr 21 ’2 7 . $235,000
5,000
Sinking fund______________
Assess, val. ’26 (75% act.)11,211.660
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’26------ $7 73 +
Population (estimated)________6,500
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Miamisbnrg, and at Columbus.

6s ’21

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M IA M IS B U R G (C o n c lu d e d ).
IN T E R E ST on the water and the
light bonds of 1905 is payable at Hanover N at. Bank, N . Y .; on sewer 4s
at Miamisburg; on flood emergency
and city building bonds at First N at.
Bank. Miamisburg.

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M ORGAN C O U N T Y (C o n clu d e d ) .
County Home Bonds.
5H s
M -S
$6,500___________ 1932
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s
J-D $52,000____ :______ 1938
5s
M -S 12,000- — .......... -.3 9 3 2
5s
M -S 1 1 ,0 0 0 .................... 1937
5s
J-J
13,000___________ 1934
5s
J-J
18,000___________ 1931
5H s
M -S
1,500___________ 1927
6s
J-J
7,200_____
3932
6s
M -S
9.000___________ 1930
Highway Bonds.
5s
A-O $30.000______
1929
6s
J-J
19.000................-.1 9 3 1
6s
M -S 5 6 ,5 0 0 .................... 1931
6s
June
16,000___________ 1933
6s
F-A
21,000___________ 1933
5K s
M -N 1 2 ,5 0 0 --............-.1 9 3 4
5^s
A-O
18,000___________ 1934
T O TAL D E B T M ay 6 ’26 $394,000
Sinking fund----------------------27,705
Total assessed valuation, 1925
(90% a c t .) _____________ 18.546,605
Cotuity tax (per $1,000) ’2 5 .-8 9 .2 5
Population 1910,16.097; 1920-14,555

County Road Bonds.
’20 F-A $16,000c.Aug 1 '2 7 -3 0
'21 F-A 119,000c__________ 1930
’23 M-S 69,000c................. -1932
’24 M -S 42,000c.Sept 15 ’27-32
I 8,000c-.Sept 15 1933
5s ’24 M -S /33,000c Sept 15 ’27-’32
1 6 ,000c-.Sept 15 1933
Children’s Home Bonds.
$2,000c____ Jan 1 1928
6s ’22 J-J
4,000c____ Jan 1 1929
4,000c— Jan 1 ’30-’31
300c____ Jan 1 1932
R efunding Bonds.
4.73s’ 14 . . . $100,000— M ay 1 1933
Bridge Bonds.
4s TO J-J $100.000c-July 1 ’28-’31
T O T . D E B T Apr 21 ’2 7 -$ l ,375,795
Sinking fund______________
334,232
Assess, val. real estate____ 51,611,310
Assess, val. personal_____ 42,116,240
Ass’d val.'25(70% act.)— 93,727,550
State & Co. tax (per $1.000)’25-$7.10
Population 1910, 57,488; 1920-57,980
IN T . on all bonds at County
Treasurer’s office.

M ORRAL SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
This district (P. O. Morral) is In
Marion County.
5 ^ s ’25M -N15 $ 3 ,5 0 0 .Sept 15’27-’33
B O N D . D E B T Apr 20’26- $26,500
Total assessed value 1926— 2,100,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26 -$5.74

NAPOLEON.
This village is In Henry Co. Inc.
June 7 1853. Population 1910, 4,007:
1920. 4,132.
Refunding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’06 M -S $12,000c—June 15 1931
4)^s
M -S 20,000c__________ 1929
W ater-Plant Bonds.
5J4s’15
$42,000.............................
W ater Works Refunding.
5s T9 s-a
$6 ,0 0 0 --July 1 ’28-’34
Fire-Engine-House Bonds.
5s T 5 _ - $7,000________________
B O N D . D EB T M ay 24 ’21 $105,000
51,771
Assessment debt (add’l) ___
Floating debt______________
2,000
Assess, val. ’20 (abt. act.)-8,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1921 — -$24.40
IN T . at Village Treas. office.

M O R R O W COUNTY.
County seat is M t. Gilead.
6s '20 M -S $15,000____ M - S ’27-’29
Road Bonds.
6s ’21 M -S $4,000c — M -S ’27-’31
5 K s ’22 M -S /1 1 ,0 0 0 c -- Sept 1 1927
148,000c. Sept 1 ’ 28-’31
5 H s’24 M -S 40,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’34
5M s’26 M -S 10,734--Sept 1 ’2 7 -3 6
Bridge Bonds.
5 H s’22 M -S $4,OOOc-Sept 1 ’27-’30
I. C. H. Bonds.
5J^s’26 M -S $72,000— Sept 1 ’29-’36
5M s’26 M -S 72 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’2 8 -3 6
TO TAL D EB T Aug 1 ’2 6 - $900,145
Total assess, val. '2 6 -------- 27,519,895
Population 1910, 16.815,’ ’20. 15,570
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office.

6s
6s
5s
5s

N A PO LE O N S C H O O L D IS T .
Funding Bonds.
5M s’23 F-A $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1931
Building Bonds.
4s ’05 M -S $ 2 ,8 0 0 ___________ 1927
5s T 9 M -S 2 30,600--M -S ’27-’49
B OND. D EB T M ay 28 ’24 $302,678
Total assessed val. 1923___ 5,397,650
M O R R O W SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23 .$13.55
This district is in Warren County. Popuia’n in 1910, 4,007; 1920, 4,132
4s T 2 J-D $15,000 ---------1927-1941
6s ’24 M -S
1,750c------------------------ n e l s o n v i l l e !
B O N D . D E B T M ay 25 '20-$32,500
This City is in Athens County.
Sinking fund________________
1,500
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1919
6s ’18 s-a
$2,500------------------------(60% act.).........................1,096,000
Fire Dept. Impt. Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1919-$29.00 6s ’27 M -S $9 ,6 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’31
Population in 1919-.............
1,360 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1927 $95,496
IN T E R E ST at Clerk’s office.
Total assessed val. 1919___ 5,944,440
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’ 19.$21.05
M T . G I L E A D .Population in 1920_____________6,442
This village is in Morrow Co.
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 21 ’2 3 . $97,753 N E L S O N V IL L E SCHO OL D IS T .
Assess, debt (add’l)________
7,750 4s ’07 M -S /$ 10.000c-Sept 1 ’27-'36
1 lO.OOOc.Mar 1 ’28-’37
Sinking fund_______________
26,963
Tot. assess, val. ’22 ( act.) 360,000 6s ’23 M -S 19,500____________ 1936
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’22-$22.50 6s ’22 M -S 90,000____________ 1942
Population in 1920 (Census)---- 1,837 5M s’23 M -S 127,111____________1946
5 ^ s ’24 F-A
7,410____________1931
M T . H E A L T H Y S C H O O L D IS T . B O N D . DEBT June 1 ’27- $237,185
This district (P. O. M t. Healthy) Assess, val. ’27 (abt. a c t.).5 .600,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1927__$12.85
is in Hamilton County.
B O N D . D EB T Apr 28’27— $56,300
IN T . at Citizens' Central Bank,
Sinking fund_______________
18,000 Nelsonville.
Tot. ass’d val. '27 (3-5 act.)3,250,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26-$9.69 N E V A D A C O N S O L ID A T E D S C H .
D IS T .
Population in 1927-------------3,000
This district (P. O. Nevada) is in
M T . P L E A S A N T V IL . S C H . D IS T . Wyandot County.
This district Is in Jefferson County.
Building Bonds.
5s T6 M -N $21,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’40
School Bonds.
5s T7 A-O $40,000c-Apr 5 ’28-’47 5a T6 M -S 15,000c.8ept 1 ’40-’45
B O N D . D E B T Apr 26’27- $42,000 B O N D . DEBT June 12 ’26 $43,500
6,700
Assessed valuation 1926— 1,546,510 Sinking fund_______________
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 6 --1 9 .2 0 Tot.ass’d val . ( % act.)’25-3,350,000
Population in 1925 (est.)______ 2,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1926— $4.65
IN T . payable at the People’s N at’l
NEW ARK.
Bank, M t. Pleasant.
Incorporated 1860. This city is
in Licking County.
M O U N T VER NON.
This city is in Knox County. In­
General Sewer Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O $23,000 _____ 1928-1932
corporated Feb. 26 1845.
6s ’21 A-O $4,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’31 5s ’25 A-O /1 3 .0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’39
1 500____ Oct 1 1940
W ater Bonds.
n ’ 17 A-O
$ 5 0 0 -— Oct 1 1927 4 J£s’26 A-O 400,000c_______________
Cemetery Bonds.
Street & Sewer (C ity 's P o r t i o n )
4 H s’ 12 J-J
$8,000_____ J-J ’27-’34 6s ’22 A-O $11,0 0 0 ______1927-1937
Grade-Crossing Elimination.
5M s’18 —
51,765____________1928
T O T. D E B T Apr 26 ’27- $203,203 4J4s ’ 15 A-O $140,000 Apr I ’28-'41
W ater Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1927— 18,220,000
4J4s’04 J-J $95,000--July 1 ’28-’32
Assessment about 80% actual.)
2 1 ,0 9 0 ______1927-1932
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927-------$18.90 4 ^ s ’08 - - 8,000________________
Population 1920, 9,237; 1926— 9,640 4J4s’16 A-O
IN T E R E ST payable at office of ($2,000 every two years Oct. 1 1920
to 1932, incl.)
Sinking Fund Trustees. M t. Vernon.
6s '18 A-O $12,000 ______1926-1929
M O U N T VERNON SCHOOL D IST 6 s ’21 A-O 225,0 0 0---------1933-1943
4s ’ 10 J-D $20,000c— .D ec 1 1930 5 H s’24 A-O 51.OOOc._Oct 1 ’27-’49
(For maturity see V . 119, p. 1201)
(Subject to call Dec 1 1915.)
5s ’ 15 J-D $14,000------ $3,000y ’rly 4 ^ s ’26 A-O 90,000c--Oct 1 ’27-’'45
6 s '21 M -S 3 7 ,0 0 0 --1 bond yearly ($4,000 odd yrs.; $5,000 even yrs.)
Deficiency Bonds.
5s '23 M -S /1 3 6 ,000— Sept 1 ’27-’41
t 5,000____ Sept 1 1942 5s T 9 A-O $ 2 ,0 0 0___________ 1927
T O T . D E B T M ay 25 ’27 - $222,000 6 s ’20 A-O 1 6,000______1927-1928
Assess, val. ’27 (abt. act.) 18,100,000
Bridge Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) ' 2 7 -------$8.63 6 s ’21 A-O $16,000______1927-1930
IN TER EST payable at the Knox 5 s ’ 22 A-O
1 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1928
Street Bonds (C ity 's p o r tin ').o
County Sav. Bank, M t. Vernon.
5 s T5
F-A $9,000._Aug 1 ’27-’29
5s T 6 F-A
1,875___________ 1928
M U SK IN G U M COUNTY.
4 K s ’1 7 M -S
3 ,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1931
County seat Is Zanesville.
5s ’20 A - 0 1 4 .000___________ 1928
Court House Impt. Bonds.
6s ’22 A-OJ$12,000c-0ct 1 ’27-’30 5s T9 A-O / 4 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1928
110.000_____ 1927-1931
1 1,000c— -Oct 1 1931
6 s ’21 A-O 2 3 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1931
Emergency Flood Bonds.
16,000--Oct 1 ’27-’32
5s ’ 14 F-A $75,000c— -Aug 1 1934 5M s’24 - - 5s ’ 14 J-D I00,000c-Dec 1 ’27-’28 (For maturity see V . 118, p. 2478.)
5s '14 J-D 11,000c— -D ec 1 1929 5s ’26 A-O 52,935---O c t 1 ’2 8 -’36
R efunding Bonds.
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
5s ’ 17 A-O $50,000c— Oct 1 1927 5 s ’ 22 A-O $7,400 ______1927-1928
6s ’20 J-D 78,OOOc_June 1 ’28-’30 5s ’92 M -S 10 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1932
6s ’20 J-D 165,000c__________ 1931
Electric Bonds.
5 ^ s '2 2 M -S 45,000c__________ 1931 5s T9 A-O $3,000____Apr 1 1928
5M s’26 M -S 4 9 ,2 0 2 --Sept 1 ’27-’36 5 H s’22 A-O 10,000___Oct 1 ’27-’36
[21,000— Sept 1 ’27-’33 T O T . B D . D T . M ay 1 ’26 $1,685,258
5J^s’26 M -S \ 8 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’34-’35 Total assess, val. 1926___ 44,725,250
I 3,415____Sept 1 1936 City tax rate (per $1,000) '2 3 -.$ 7 .6 4
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '23 $20.80
State-Aid Road Bonds.
5s '18 F-A $4 ,0 0 0 --Aug 1 '27-’28 Pop’n 1910, 25,404; 1920____ 26,718




[V ol. 124.

IN T . on grade crossing bonds Ass’d value 1923___________ 4,015,086
payable N at. Park Bank, N . Y .; Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’24.S20.80
other interest Is payable by Sinking Population 1910, 2,943: 1920-.3.893
IN T . at office of Sinking Fund
Fund Trustees.
Trustees.
N E W A R K SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
4a '07 M -S $12,000c.M ar 18 ’28-’31
4s T 2 M -N 40.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’37
5s T3 M -N i 0 .0 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-’32
5s T 4 A-O
7 ,0 0 0 -Apr 30 ’28-’34
5s T6 M -N
5 ,0 0 0 --M ay 9 ’28-’32
5s T 9 M -S 5 9 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’28-’39
6s ’ 23 F-A 59,000____ F-A ’28-’31
(For maturity see V . 118, p. 230.1
5s ’24 A-O 72,000c-0ct 1 ’28-’49
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 2095.)
5s ’24 M -S /58,000--S ep t 1 ’28-’44
\12,000--Sept 1 ’45-’47
5s '24 M -S 13.000c-Sept 1 ’28-’40
B O N D . D E B T M ay 31 ’27 $340,000
Assessed value 1927_____ 45,960,300
Scbooltax (per$1,000) 1927--$8.95 +
Population in 1920 ----------------- 26,718
IN T E R E S T at Licking County
Bank & Trust Co.

N E W C O M E R S T O W N S P E C . S. D .
This district is in Tuscarawas Co.
5s’ 23 A-O $77,OOOc-Oct 1 ’27-’28
5H s'22 A-O
8 ,4 0 0 c .0 c t 1 ’27-’28
5s ’24 A-O 34,000c-Oct 1 ’27-’40
B O N D . D E B T Apr 26 ’2 6 . $163,600
Assessed value 1925________5,611,820
School tax (per $1,000) 1925___ $9.74
Population 1920 (census)______ 3,900

N EW C O N C O R D .
This village is in Muskingum Co
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s T 9 M -S $28,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’54
6s ’21 . . .
2 ,0 0 0 . — .Jan 1 1931
6s ’24 A-O
2 ,2 0 0 .-Oct 15 ’27-’34
B O N D . D E B T Sept 24 T 9 $77,610
Assess, debt (incl.)________
23,925
Sinking fund_______________
3,285
Assess, val. 1919 (est.)____ 1,000,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)___ $15.60
N E W B E R R Y T O W N S H IP .
Population 1920_________________ 889
This township (P. O. Covington)
Prin. and int. payable at the
is In Miami County.
Village Treasurer’s office.
Public-Hall Bonds.
5s
. . . $26.600..................... 1931 N E W H A V E N T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Willard) is in
B O N D . D E B T June 1 ’27- $11,000
Tot.ass’d val.’26(60% act.)8,170.000 Huron County,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---S 12.40 B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’2 6 . $16,500
Population 1922_______________ 8,142 Total assessed val. 1925___ 2,749,410
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$5.10
Population 1910. 3.836; 1920..4,614
N EW BO STO N .
This village (P. O. Portsmouth) Is N E W H A V E N T W P . R U R A L S. D .
in Scioto County. Pop. 1910. 1,858.
This district (P. O. Plymouth R . F.
5 H s ’24 A-O $5,000_____ 1927-1931 D . No. 1) is inHuron County.
Street Bonds.
6 s ’20 A-O $25,000___A-O ’27-’3S
5s T6 J-J
$4.000____ July 1 1935 B O N D . D E B T June 4 ’2 7 - — $24,000
5s T5
—
8 ,5 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’29
5s T6
...
1,000_____Aug 1 1928
5s T8
...
7 ,0 0 0 ...Jan 1 ’29-’33 N EW L E X IN G T O N .
This village is in Perry County.
6s T9
...
3 000____ Dec 1 192»
Street Impt. Bonds (v illa g e ’s p o r .)
5s
...
4 ,0 0 0 ... Sept 1 1927
6s
. . . I 3 .0 0 0 ..Oct 1 '27-’29 514s’ 16M -N $4,500c „ M ayl ’28-’3fl
5,500___Oct 1 ’27-’35
l 4,800._July 1 ’28-’30 6s ’24 A-O
6 s ’22 . . .
3,500____July 11934 5 H s ’26 M -S 2 0 ,3 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’36
Funding Bonds.
5 ^ s ’26 M -S /4 ,5 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’35
$7,000..............................
l 478____ Sept 1 1936 5>4s’ 19 s-a
R efunding Bonds.
Street Extension.
$ 3 0 0 ... Sept 1 1927
5s T5 . . .
$2,000____Nov 1 1931 5s T 6 . . .
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
4J4sT6 . . .
6,500____June 1 1933
6s ’23 A-O /$ 3 ,0 0 0 — Oct 1 ’27-’31
Sewer Bonds.
1 1.200____Oct 1 1932
5s T 4 J-J $32,000c.July 1 ’28-’43
5s T5 M -N 4,000_____N ov 1 1930 B O N D . D E B T Dec 31 ’2 6 . $90,550
49,622
5s T 8 J-D 10,000c.. June l ’32-’35 Assessment debt (add’l) ___
25,600
6s
...
6,000____M ay 1 1937 Sink, fund (cash & bonds).
Assess, val., real estate____ 3,823,940
W ater Bonds.
5s T 4 J-J $32,000c..July 1 ’28-’4S Assess, val., personal_____ 1,502,250
5s T 7 J-J /3,000c____ July 1 1938 Total assess, val. (about
H actual) 1927 _________ 5,326,190
\ 3 ,5 0 0 c ...J u ly 1 1942
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927.-$23.20
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
6s ’20 s-a
$ 5 .0 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-’32 Population in 1920 (Census)___3,157
IN T . at the Village Treasury.
B O N D . D E B T June 1 ’2 7 . $124,128
Assessment debt___________ 119,002
40,000 N EW L E X IN G T O N SCH . D IS T .
Floating debt______________
TO TAL D E B T ..................... 347,130
School Building Bonds.
8ink±ngfund_______________
20,000 5 H s’08 M -S $11,500cSept 20 ’ 27-’38
Tot.ass’d val.'27(60 % a c t.)l 1,070,920 5s ’24 M -S 2?0,000c.Sept 20 ’27-’49
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $19.00
School Impt. Bonds.
Population in 1920 (Census)___4,817 6s T6 M -S $ 3 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1932
4 ,5 0 0 c ____ 1932-1940
IN T . on sewer and fire-dept. bonds 5s T7 J-J
Funding Bonds.
at Portsmouth Banking C o., on
5s '17 A-O $7,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1941
water bonds at Ohio Valley Bank,
T O TAL D E B T M ay 12 ’27 $256,000
Portsmouth.
Tot.ass’d val.’26(50% act.)5,575,370
School tax rate(per $1,000)’26 $12.50
Population in 1924_____________4,197
N E W B O S T O N S C H O O L D IS T .
This district is in’ Scioto County.
4 H s’ 13 J-J $25,000c.Jan 24 ’28-’52 NEW L O N D O N.
5s T3 J-J
3,000—July 1 8 ’27-’32
This village is in Huron County.
.s T 4 . . .
10,000________________
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s T6 M -S /3 ,00 0 c_.M ar 25 1933 5s T 6 J-D $44,000c-J-D 1 ’2 7 -’43
13,500c— Mar 25 1940
Street Im pt. Bonds.
5s T7 J-D
8,000c_June 1 ’43-’44 5s '06 Mar $ 1 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’40
5s T7 M -S f 5,000c.Sept 1 5 ’27-’31 5s ’06 Sept
5 ,4 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’35
118,000-Sept 15 ’32-’40
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s ’ 22 M -S /54,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’44 6s T 8 Dec 1 Sl.SOO-.Dec 1 ’27-’29
1 2,000c- — Sept 1 1945 5>£s’18 M -N 1,000 ______1927-1928
T O T. B D . D T . June 11 ’27 $268,000
Personal
Injury
Judgm ent
Assessed value 1927______ 14,159,290
Bonds.
Pop’n 1920,4,817: 1927 (est.). 6,000 6s ’25 A-O $10,300____ A-O ’27-'31
IN T . at Portsmouth Banking Co. G E N . B D . D T . M ay 1 ’2 5 . $72,000
Water debt (additional)___
57,500
Total assessed val. 1925___ 2,225,000
N EW B R E M E N .
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’25.$29.80
This village is in Auglaize County. Population 1910, 1,557; 1920, 1,470
Electric Light Bonds.
6s ’24 M -N /$ 5 ,0 0 0 c -N o v 1 ’27-’36
1 8 6 0 c -..N o v 1 1937 N EW LONDON V IL L A G E S. D.
This district (P. O. New London)
Fire Eng. & Equip. Bonds.
6s ’27 M -N /1 ,4 8 0 ____ N ov 1 1928 is in Huron County.
(а) Truck Bonds.
1 7 ,0 0 0 --N ov 1 ’29-’35
B O N D . D E B T June 6 ’2 6 . $37,460 6s ’20 A-O $2,500c___________1928
(б) Deficiency Bonds.
Floating debt______________
3,000
Water debt (incl.)-------------3,000 6s ’21 A-O $2,257c___________1927
(d) School Building Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1926___ 2,658.000
Total tax rate (per $1.000)’26.$) 6.30 5s ’22 A-O f
Population 1926 (estimated)..1,560 4J*s’22 A-O |$130,000c________ 1947
5j^s’23 A-O [
B O N D . D EB T Apr 15 1927 $126,257
N E W C A R L IS L E V IL L . S. D.
Total assessed value 1927.-3,900,000
This district (P. O. New Carlisle) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___$12 .00
IN T . on bonds marked (a) in New
is in Clark County .
London; (b ) Columbus; (d) in Toledo
School Erection Bonds.
5s T9 M -S / $32,000— M -S ’27-’34 or Columbus.
\ 75,000— .M -S ’35-’49
6s ’20 M -S 45 000____ M -S ’30-'52 N E W M A T A M O R A S V IL . S. D .
BO N D . D EB T May 20 ’21 $160,000
This district (P. O. New M ataTotal assess, val. 1919____ 2,066,630 moras) is in Washington County.
School tax (per $1,000) T 9 ___$5.20 5 s’23M -S 15$46,000 c .M -S 15’26’48
Total tax (per $1,000) 1919___$14.20
(For maturity see V . 118, p. 699.)
5 /£ s ’24 M -S / $8,500c.Mar 15 ’28-’44
\18,000c.Sept 15 ’27-’44
NEW COM ERSTO W N .
B O N D . D E B T June 2 ’2 7 . $71,500
This village is In Tuscarawas Co.
Floating debt (add’l) _____
5,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s T9 A-O $ 8 ,5 0 0 ...A-O ’27-’34 Total assessed value 1926.-1,750,000
6s T9 A-O 2,000— Oct 1 ’27-’30 School tax rate(per $1,000) ’26 $12.50
IN T . at Dist. Clerk’s office.
6s '24 A-O fi 2,000— .O ct 1 ’27-’32
\ 2,572____ Oct 1 1933
N E W P H IL A D E L P H IA .
W ater W orks Plant Bonds.
This city is in Tuscarawas County.
5 H s ' 2 4 M -S $94,000-Mar 1 ’28-’50
Street Impt. Bds. (c it y 's p o r t i o n ) .
5s '23 M -N 94.600c ...1 9 2 7 -1 9 4 7
5s T6 J-J $ 8 ,5 0 0 ..J-J 1 '27-’34
Funding Bonds.
5s T6 A-O $4,000— Oct 1 ’27-’34 5s ’24 J-D /35,000c.June 1 ’28-’34
6s '20 J-J
7 ,0 0 0 ................................
I 5 ,3 38c...J u n e 1 1935
Paving Bonds.
Cemetery Bonds.
6s ’21 . . .
$4,400____A-O ’27-’30 5 H s’23 A-O 11 3 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’32
l 2,672.93-Apr 1 1933
B O N D . D E B T Jan 1 ’24- $135,100
Sinking fund_______________
9,500 5s ’26 M -S 24,088____ Mar 1 1936

J une, 1927.]
N E W P H IL A D E L P H IA ( C o n clu d e d )
Sewer Bonds.
-s
...
$5,500..............................
_s
...
1 4 ,2 0 0 ........................
5 ^ b’23 A-O
l,600c.A p r 1 '28-’31
5 H s’23 A-O
8,000 . . Apr 1 '28-'31
5M s’24 . . .
4 ,0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’31
5s ’24 . . .
7 ,0 0 0 ..M ay 1 ’28-’42
f 1,000____Apr 1 1928
5s ’27 A-O (13,5001 Apr 1 1929-37
I 9,000/
Park Purchase Bonds.
5 H s’23 A-O $ 10,000--Apr 1 ’2 8 -’49
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5 }*s’24 M -S J $9,000Mar 15 ’28-’36
\
5 9 4 --M ar 15 1937
Funding Bonds.
-s
. . . $13,500.............................
Improvement Bonds.
_s
. . . $ 1 8 2 .0 0 0 ...........................
Fire Engine Bonds.
5s ’27 A-O $12,000--Apr 1 ’28-’37
T O T . B D . D T . Apr 1 ’27 $566,717
Assessed valuation 1926.-23,000,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’24 $21.40
Population 1927_____________ 11,500

OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
Cemetery Improvement Bonds.
-s T5 J-D $14,000-June 15 ’31-’34
5s T6 J-J
2,000-July 10 ’27-’28
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
6s ’21 - . - /$ 6 ,0 0 0 ____ Oct 1 1927
114,000___Oct 1 ’2 8 -’29
W a te rw o r k s Bonds.
$ 8 ,0 0 0 ---O c t 1 ’27-’30
9 ,0 0 0 --.O c t 1 ’3 0 -’33
5K s
—
(44,000---- Oct 1 ’34-’44
6,000____ Oct 1 1945
5s ’25 A-O 18,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’35
Funding Bonds.
-b
$16,000..............................
TO TAL D T . June 1 927--S 1,172.348
Assessed val. 1927________25,260,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $25.00
Population 1910, 8,361; 1 9 2 0 -1 3 ,0 8 0
N ILES SCHO OL D IS T R IC T .
This distrlot Is in Trumbull Co.
4 ^ s ’ l l M -S $31.000c-Mar 1 ’28-’43
4 H s’0 5 M -S
8,000c.M ar 1 2 3-31
5s T3 J-J
66.000--July 17 ’27-48
5s T 4 F-A 7 0 ,0 0 0 .-Feb 2 ’28-’50
6s ’20 J-D 120,000--June 1 ’28-’51
5s T9 . . .
6,500____ A-O ’27-’33
5s T 9 . . .
21,000— -Oct 1 ’27-’33
6s ’21 - . 3 6 ,0 0 0 --Feb 1 ’3 4 -4 5
6s ’21 _ - 55,000c.0ct 1 ’32-’45
5 ^ s ’23 F-A 41,250 ______1927-1931
5 /£ s ’24 F-A 330,000____ F-A ’2 8 -’48
4M s’25 A-O 179,000____Apr 1 1950
B D . D E B T June 2 ’2 6 -— $l,025,000
Assess, val. 1926_________ 27,415,560
School tax (per $1,000) 1926— _$9.77
Population in 1920___________ 13,080
IN T . payable at office of Board
of Education.

N E W P H IL A D E L P H IA S C H . D.
This district is in Tuscarawas Oo.
5s T3 J-D $54,0000 J&D ’2 7 -’35
5s '14 . . .
4 . 0 0 0 .. .A-O
’27-’28
5s T 5 - . 4 ,4 0 0 --J&D 1 ’27-’30
5 s ’ 17 M -S 11.500-M & S 1 ’27-’37
5s T9 . . .
10.000________________
5s ’24 M -S (160,000— Mar 1 ’28-’50
1192.000.-Sept 1 ’28-’50
Library Bonds.
5s T6 J-J
$ 2 ,3 0 0 .-M ar 1 *28-’31
TO TAL D T . Apr 18 ’2 7 . . $464,920
Assessed valuation 1927.-24,004,400
School tax rate(per$l ,000) '2 7 . $10.00 N IM ISH IL L E N T W P . S C H . D IS T .
Population 1927 (estimated)._13,500
This district (P. O. Louisville) is in
IN T . in New Philadelphia.
Stark County.
5Jis’25 M -S $ 70,000--M ar 1 ’28-’41
N E W S T R A IT S V IL L E V IL . S . D. B OND. D EB T Mar 1 1925 $75,000
This district (P. O. New Straits- Assessed valuation 1924___3,768,440
Population (estimated)_______ 2,000
ville) is in Perry County.
IN T . at District Treasurer’s office.
Funding Bonds.
5s ’20 P-A $ 3 ,5 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’34
NOBLE C O U N T Y .
Building Bonds.
Caldwell is the county seat.
5s T6 A-O $38,125c— -Feb 1 1956
6s ’25 J-D $12,000c_June 1 28-’32
Deficiency Bonds.
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s T 6 —
$4,500c— -Apr 1 1934
B O N D . D EB T Apr 26 ’27 - $45,500 6s ’22 M -S $12,000c-Feb 1 ’2S-’32
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
Total ass’d value 1926------ 1,484,170
Total.tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $12.85 5s T9 F-A $37,500____ F-A ’27-’29
6s ’20 A-O 2 0,000--Oct 15 ’27-’30
Bridge and culvert bonds$20,000
N E W T O N P A L L S C O N . S. D .
This district (P. O. Newton Falls) TO TAL D E B T July 1 ’25 $450,912
Total assessed val. 1924.-16,962,300
is in Trumbull County.
Population 1910, 18,601; 1920-17.839
5s T9 A-O $39,000____ A-O ’27-’45
School Building Bonds.
NOBLE T W P . RURAL S. D.
5s T9 A-O ($22,000— Apr 1 ’28-’49
This district (P. O. Defiance R . F.
1 23.000— Oct 1 ’27-’49
6s ’21 A-O / 7 ,5 0 0 .-A -O 1927-33 D. 12) is in Defiance County.
1 400____ Apr 1 1934 6s ’20 A-O $ 2 6,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’40
Funding Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O 250,000c___A-O '2 7 -4 9
.-$3,400________________
TOTAL D EB T June 8 ’23- $115,400 6s
Total assess, val. 1922-------6,854,370 B O N D . D EB T June 1 ’27- $29,400
School tax rate (per $1,000) '22 $7.10 Tot. assess, val. (act.) 1927 1.115 000
Population in 1920-------------------- 1,300 Total tax rate (per $1,000) 1927 $24.60
IN T . on 6s of 1921 at First Na­ School tax (per $1,000) 1926----- $8.75
tional Bank, Newton Falls.
NORTH BALTIM ORE.
This village is in Wood County.
N EW TO W N SCH. D IST .
Bonds.
This district (P. O. Newtown) is 6s R efunding $4,000c_—A-O ’27-’28
T 8 A-O
in Hamilton County.
f 1,000c_____ J-J 1927
J$95,910-Sept 15’28-’50
5,000c_Jan 1 ’28-’32
5s ’26 M -S 1 4 ,0 9 0 .-Sept 15 1951 5s ’24 J-J
4,000c.July 1 ’28-’31
BO N D ED D E B T _____________ ( ? ) - [
6 5 0 c-..J u ly 1 1932
N EW TO N T W P . EU R . SCH. DIS. B O N D . D T . M ay 1 ’2 7 - — $36,074
Sinking fund_____________
42,874
This district (P. O. Pleasant Hill) Assessment debt (add’l)___
6,800
is in Miami County.
’27 (80 % act) 3,119,500
6 s ’21 M -S $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 --- M - S ’27-’56 Tot .assess .val. (per $1,000) ’27.$22,00
Total tax rate
(For amount due each year see Population 1927_______________ 3,000
V. 113, p. 1795.)
B O N D E D D E B T _____________ (?) — NORTH CANTON.
This village is in Stark County.
N E W V IE N N A V IL . S C H . D IS T .
Bonds.
This district (P. O. New Vienna) 6s Street -S f$2,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’30
’24 M
is in Clinton County.
\
200c___Sept 1 1931
Building Bonds.
4 H s ’ 17 M -S S64.000C.M&S 1 27-’47 6s ’25 M -S [ 4,200c___M -S ’27-’33
300c___Mar 1 1934
B O N D . D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $77,000
400c. — Sept 1 1934
Ass’d val. ’27(abt.?4act.) .3,525,600 6s ’26 M -S (10,000--Sept 1 ’27-’36
Tax rate (per$l,000) 1926------ $21.20
W ater Works Bonds.
IN T . at New Vienna Bank.
6s ’24 M -S $14,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’40
5s ’27 M -S 25,000--S ep t 1 ’2S-’46
N IL E S .
Storm W ater Sewer Bonds.
This city is in Trumbull County. 6s ’23 M -N $10,000--N o v 1 ’27-’39
5K s
--$5,680- — - - — - - -------- 6s ’26 M -S 2 0 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’36
W ater W orks & Fire Bonds.
Hall Bonds.
5M s’23 A-O $2 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’28 -’29 6s Village -S $14,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’40
’25 M
R efunding Bonds.
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 2 ’27- $239,576
5s 17 M -N $12,000-Nov 1 ’27-’29 Assessment debt (mcl.)____ 115,351
Street Bonds (City’s Portion). Water debt (incl.)_________
74,450
5s T4 M -N $ ll,0 0 0 -M a y 20 '33- 34 Sinking fund_______________
51,783
5s 14 J-D 10,000-June 20 -37- 40 Tot. assess. val.’27(J4 act.)8,520,680
6 ,5 0 0 --July 1 4 1-43 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$17.20
5s 14 J^T
5.000
____________Apr 1 1931 in 1920_____________ 1,600
6s '20 A-O
Population
37,500------------------------6s
9 .0 0 0 -Apr 1 ’28-’30
6s ’21 ___
860____ Apr 1 1931 NORTH CANTON SCH. D IST .
Bldg. Bonds.
1 ,2 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’29 6s School -S $66,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’60
5M s’23 A-O
’20 M
2.000
____________Oct 1 ’27-’28
5 y 2 s'24c A-O
2 ,4 0 0 ---O c t 1 ’27-’34 6 s ’20 J-J 102,000c____ 1927-1960
5>is'24 A-O
6s
5,000c_______________
' 6 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’28-’33 5s ’21 A-O 60,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’47
4 .0 0 0 -Apr 1 ’34-’35’25 M -SB T Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $233,000
5 K s ’26 A-O
B OND. D E
, 1,700------ Apr 1 1936 Assess, val. ’26 ( l actual)10,299,090
A
4,000c_0ct 1 ’28-’31
5 ^ s ’27 A-O
. 1 ,275c.— Oct 1 1932 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27— $7.40
1 1937 NORTH FIELD.
5M s’27 A-O 13,000------ Feb
Sidewalk Bonds.
This village Is in Summit County
6s ’21 —
($3,000— Oct 1 ’27-’29
Electric Light Bonds.
l 4 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’30-’31
______
5s T9 A-O I $4,000____ Apr 1 1928
5££s’23 A-O
4 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’28-'29
1 5,000____ Apr 1 1929
Sewer Bonds { c it y 's p o r t i o n ) .
Road Bonds {V i ll a g e ’ s S h a r e ).
6 H s ’18 s-a $10,000— Oct 1 ’27- 80 5J4s’9 A-O ($20,000--O ct 1 ’27-’28
■ ~
-s T9 A-O 1 2 ,0 0 0 — Apr 1 '27-’30
1 12,000____ Oct 1 1929
1926
6s '20 A-O f 3 0 0 0 .-Oct 1
’27-’33
116,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’30 5s ’25 A-O /1 4 ,0 0 0 — Oct 1 1 1934
1 3,000____ Oct
30 .3 0 0 --Apr 1 ’31-’36
6s ’21
B O N D . D E B T June 2 ’2 7 . $58,500
f 12,000--Apr 1 ’28-’33 Sinking fund_______________
8,000
5 H s’26 A-O / 3 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’34-’36 Tot. assess, val. 1927_____ 4,439,450
{
883____ Apr 1 1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— $19.60
P a rk Bonds.
6s '14 M -N $ 16 ,5 0 0--M a y 1 ’44- 46 Population in 1 9 2 0 ----------------------861
W ater Extension Bonds.
5s T 4 A-O $5,000------ Apr 1 1928 NORTH LIMA SCH . D IST.
10.000— Oct 1 ’27-’28 This district (P. O. North Lima)
5H s
10,000____ Oct 1 1929 is in Mahoning County. Popula­
5 .000
---------------- tion 1922 (est.), 1,200.
5 }4 s
s-a
7 5 .0 0 0 - --O c t 1 ’35-’49 Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’20 s-a
5>^s’25 A-O 45,000c--O ct 1 ’27-’35 6s ’20 J-J $ 5 .0 0 0 .-July 1 ’28-’37




177

B O N D . D E B T June 1 1922 $33,500
Street Impt. { C ity ’ s P o r t i o n ) .
Total assessed val. 1922___ 1,666,000 5s T4 M -N S18.000— Nov 16 1934
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’2 2 . $8.80 4M s’16 A-O $2,400c.Apr 1 '2 8 -’32
4 H s ’16 A-O
1.000c— .A pr 1 1928
N O R T H O L M S T E A D V IL . S. D . 4 /4 sT 6 A-O 14,000c.Apr 1 ’2 8 -’36
6,000c.Apr 1 ’2 8 -‘30
This district (P. O. North Olm- 44£s’ 16 A-O
4 H s ’ 16 A-O 28,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’34
stead) Is in Cuyahoga County.
5s T 4 M -S
4,000____ Mar 1 1934
School-Improvement Bonds.
4 ,0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’31
4 ^ s ’ 16 A-O $ 1 9 ,2 0 0 ..0 c t 1 ’27-’42 5s T5 A-O
9 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’36
6s ’22 A-O 60,000___Oct 1 ’2 7 -’46 4 ^ s ’ 16 A-O
8 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’35
BO N D . D E B T Mar 24 ’27 $147,000 4 ^ s ’ 17 A-O
9 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’ 28-’36
Tot.assess.val. ’26_________ 6,026,110 5s T7 A-O
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’22 $18.00 5s T 9 A-O 22,000c—Apr 1 ’28-’38
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 2,500 5s T 9 A-O 24,000c—Apr 1 ’28-’41
5s T9 F-A
1,500___Aug 1 '27-’29
5s T 9 F-A
1,500— Aug l ’27-'29
N O R TO N T W P . SCH . D IST.
51*s’20 4 - 0
5,000____ Apr 1 1930
This district (P. O. Havana) is in
Street Repair Bonds.
Huron County.
4s '00 A-O $20,000c—Apr 16 1930
5s ’26 A-O 120,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’27-’50 4 s ’06 M -N 8,000— -M a y 15 1931
BO N D ED D E B T _____________ ( ? ) . . 44$s’08 A-O
6,000___Apr 15 1933
4s ’09 M -N
6,000— M ay 29 1934
NORWALK.
4 H s’ 12 J-J
20,000— July 19 1932
This city is In Huron Co. Incorp. 4 Jus’ l l J-J
5.000____ July 7 1931
April 1881. Pooulation 1910. 7.858; 5s T 4 J-D
6,000____ June 6 1934
1920, 7,379; 1927 (est.), 8,000.
5s T 7 A-O 20-000____ Oct 1 1927
Filtration Plant Bonds.
5s T9 A-O 1 4 ,0 0 0 .— Apr 1 ’28-’29
5s ’25 A-O $124,200cOct 1 ’27-’49 5s T 9 A-O
2 ,0 0 0 .— Apr 1 ’28-’29
5s ’26 M -N 22,500____ M ay 1 1951
Street Extension Bonds.
Electric-Light Bonds.
44$s’06 J-J
$6,0 0 0 c ...J u ly 1 1931
5s T4 M -S $ 8 0 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-‘42 4 ^ 8 ’ U A-O
2,500____ Apr 7 1931
6= T 8 M -S
5,000— Sept 1 ’27-'27 4s ’ l l J-J
5,500— July 17 1936
6s ’20 M -S / 7 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’30 4 ^ s ’ l l F-A
2,000— Aug 29 1931
, 1 0 ,590-. Seni 1 27-’30 4 Jus’ l l F-A
5,500___Feb 14 1932
6s '21 M -S 3 0 ,0 0 0 --M -S 1928-’31 4J4s’ 12 M -N 3 ,0 0 0 .— N ov 25 1932
W ater Bonds.
H i s ’ lO M -N
1 ,5 0 0 -— M ay 21 1930
5 s ’98 M -S $1,500 ____ 1927-1928 5s T 3 M -S
6,500— Mar 171933
5 K s ’2 4 A - 0 2 4 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’28-’39 5s T3 F-A 2 6 .0 0 0 .— Feb 24 1933
5s ’25 M -S 2 1 ,6 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’34 4 H s ’16 A-O
100____ Apr 1 1928
Street-Improvement Bonds.
43^s’ 16 A-O
4 ,5 0 0 --Apr 1 *28-’36
5s T3 M -S $ 5 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’32
Sidewalk Bonds (Vi/. P o r t i o n ) .
5 H s ’ 2 2 M -S
2,066____ Sept 1 1930 5s ’92 A-O $ 13,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’39
5 K s ’22 M -S
2,368____ Sept 1 1931 5Hs'94 J-J
3.000c— Jan 1 ’28-’30
f 14,000. .Sept 1 ’27-’28 4s '00 A-O 15,000c— Apr 16 1930
5s ’22 M -S \ 12,000--Sept 1 ’29-’30 4 s ’00 M -N 10,000c.— M ay 2 1930
[ 6,720____ Sept 1 1931 4s '00 A-O 2 5 ,0 0 0 .- A p r 16 1930
5s 23 A-O 10,000____ Oct 1 1931
Sewer, Drain. & Ditch Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
4s ’00 A-O S25.000c..Apr 16 1930
6s T 8 M -S $1,000____ Sept 1 1928
Tow n-Hall Bonds.
5 ^ s ’24 A-O
9,800____ Apr 1 1934 4 s ’06 M -N $ 3,000-— M ay 15 1931
City Hall Bonds.
Water-Main Extension Bonds
5s T7 M -S $1,000____ Mar 1 1929 4 J4s’ 12 J-J
$ 4 ,0 0 0 .— July 29 1932
TO T. B D . D T . Apr 1 9 ’27 $391,475 4 ^ s ’ 10 A-O
3 ,0 0 0 .— Oct 24 1930
Assessment debt (add’l ) - 16,830
Montgomery Pike Bridge Bonds.
70,911 5s T7 A-O $ l,000-_A p r 1 ’28-'29
Sinking fund, general____
Sinking fund, water and
Sewer Bonds.
electric light___________
53,316 4 H s’06 J-J $20,000c— .July 1 1931
Total assessed value 1926
4 H s’07 A-O 20,000____ Apr 8 1932
(about 4-5 actual)______13,380.000 4 H s ’09 F-A
4,600— Feb 14 1929
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926____ $24.60 4 H s’ 10 A-O
1,500— Oct 24 1930
INTEREST is payable at Norwalk. 4 /4 s’ 12 J-J
2 0 ,0 0 0 .— July 19 1932
44£s’12 J-J
2,000.................. 1932
4 H b’ 13 J-D
3,000— June 18 1933
N O R W A L K S C H O O L D I S T R I C T . 4H s’ 13 J-J
1,500— July 21 1933
54*s’18 M -S 16,500____ M -S ’27-’43 4>|s 13 F-A
1 ,5 0 0 ...A u g 14 1933
5 ^ s ’ 19 M -S 16,500___M -S ’27-'43 5s T 4 F-A
12,000_ Feb 9 1934
_
6s ’22 M -S
8,000c— -M -S ’27-’30 4J4s’ 14 A-O
3,500c_0ct 1 ’26-’32
5s ’23 A-O 13,500________________ 5s T5 A-O
6,000___Apr 1 1932
5J^s’23 F-A (21,000____ F-A ’27-’31 4>£s’07 A-O
9,000_ Apr 8 1932
_
l 2,585.38-Aug 1 1931 5s T7 A-O
1 0 0 __________ 1927
School Building Bonds.
19 J-J400. .July 1 2
5s '17 J-D f$145.000J-D 1 ’27-’54 5s Sewer and Fire Bonds. 8 -2 9
1 2,500____ June 1 1955
($45,000
T O T . D E B T M ay 1 ’2 7 - - $255,585 5s '27 A -O 1 75,000______1928-1932
.........1933-1947
Total assess, val. 1926-14,086,000
R efunding Bonds.
Tot. taxrate (per $1,000) ’26-S24.60 5s 14
$5,000____ M ay 6 1934
Pop’n 1910, 7,803; 1925 (est.) 8,500 5s 14 - - .
3 ,6 5 0 ...J u ly 27 1934
IN T . pay. at the Treas. office.
5s T5 M -S 12,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’40
25,000___Sept 8 1934
N O R W IC H T W P . R U R . S C H . D . 5s '14 M -S
1 ,5 0 0 --Aug 1 ’27-’29
This district (P. O. Hilliards) is in 5s 19 F-A
5 A s 20 A-O 22,621__ Apr 1 1940
Franklin County.
General Improvement Bonds.
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’20 A-O $4,250c______ A-O 1927 5s T7 A-O $ 1,500--O ct 1 ’27-’29
22,620.26-Apr 1 1940
6s ’27 A-O
3 ,6 8 0 --Apr 1 ’27-’31 5 ^ s 20 s-a
Building Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
5s ’ 16 A-O $23.000cA&0 1 ’27 -’36 44£s’08 M -N $2,500___N ov 24 1928
5s ’17 M -N 4.000CA&0 1 ’27-’37 4 Jus’ l l F-A 2,500— Aug 29 1931
B O N D . D E B T Apr 2 8 ’27- $40,870 4 H s’ 12 M -S 50,000___Mar 21 1932
Tot.assess.val .’25(80% est.) 4,122,600 5 ^ s 20 A-O 12,500____ Apr 1 1940
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26- _$9.40
Fire and Police Bonds.
Population 1924 (est.)_________ 3,000 4s ’07 J-J $4,000— July 26 1932
IN T . at Merchants’ & Farmers’ 4 A s ’ 0 8 M -S
2,200— Mar 31 1933
Bank, Hilliards.
Police Bonds.
4H s 09 J-J
$2,500___N ov 24 1928
NORW OOD.
5,000___July 19 1932
This city is in Hamilton Co., ad­ 4 A s 12 J-J
Viaduct Bonds.
joining Cincinnati. Inc. as village
4J4s’08 M -S $ 8 ,6 0 0 .— Sept 17 1933
July 18 1888: city M ay 4 1903.
35.000— July 11 1927
Public Bath Natatorium Bonds. 4s ’07 J-J
5s T3 A-O $10,000c
Apr 6 1933
Market House Bonds.
Playground Extension Bonds.
4s ’07 J-J $35,000-— July 11 1932
5s ’13 J-J $10,500___July 21 1933
W ater-W orks Bonds.
Park Impt. Bonds.
4s '00 A-O $ 15,000c.-Apr 16 1930
5s T3 J-J $10,500-—July 21 1933 4s ’06 J-D 25,000____ June 1 1931
4J4sT6 A-O
200____ Apr 1 1928 4 H s’06 M -N
5,200___N ov 15 1931
6,500— July 11 1932
Garbage Wagon Equip. Bonds. 4s ’07 J-J
4J4s’ 13 A-O $3.500___Apr 21 1933 4s ’07 J-J
3 4 ,0 0 0 ...J u ly 15 1937
4>^sT5 - - 4.000— Apr 1 ’28-’31 44£s 08 J-D
5,000— Dec 18 1933
Office Equipment Bonds.
4s 10 A-O
2,500— -Apr 15 1935
44*sT2 J-D $3,500____ Dec 6 1932 4 A s 10 A-O
3 ,0 0 0 ...O c t 24 1930
Improv’t (City’s portion;.
4)^s 12 J-J
4,000— July 29 1932
43^s’07 M -N $15.000— -N o v 15 1927 5s 13 F-A 105,000____ Aug 6 1933
4s ’08 J-J
11,000____ July 8 1928
14 M -N
2,500— -M a y 16 1934
4s ’08 J-D 9 0,000-— Dec 29 1933
14 M -S 15,000____ Sept 8 1934
4>Ss’09 M -N 13,500____ M ay 7 1934 4s TO A-O 15,500— Apr 15 1930
4s TO J-J 41,000— -Jan 15 1935 434s’ 17 A-O
500_____Apr 1 1928
43^s’ 10 M -N 14,000___Nov 15 1930 44*s’17 A-O
5 0 0 ................ .... 1927
4 Jus’l l J-J 15,672.87-July 7 1931 4 ^ s 17 A-O
500_____Apr 1 1928
4 ^ s ’12 F-A
4,500___Aug 26 1932 5 H s’18 A-O
7,000 ______ 1927-1933
4J^s’ 12 J-D 1 3 0,000.— Dec 23 1932 os 19 F-A 34,000— Feb L ’2 8 -4 4
4J4s’ 13 J-J
20.000____ July 2 1933 5s 19 A-O
3,000— Apr 1 ’2 8 -3 0
5s 14 - - .
15,645— -M a y 2 0 1934 5s 19 A-O
1,000— Apr 1 ’2 8 -2 9
5s T 4 A-O 2 ,0 00c..O ct 1 ’27-’30 5s 18 A-O
2 .0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’2 7 -2 8
4 H s ’ 15 A-O
4 .0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’31
Deficiency Bonds.
5 H s ’ 17 A-O
3,500 ______1927-1931 -s
. . . $30.000.............................
5 ^ s ’ 17 M -N 2,400 .......... 1927-1932
Park Real Estate Bonds.
City-Hail Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O $ 8 ,000c. Oct 1 ’27-'43
4s T2 J-D $90,000— Dec 30 1932
Duck Creek Storm W ater Sewer
5s T4 M -N 7,000— -N o v 16 1934
Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’22 A-O $68,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’43
5s T7 A-O $1,000— Apr 1 ’28-’29 T O T .B D .D T .M a y l9 ’27-$3,053,724
Steam Road Roller Bonds.
Assess, val. 1 927--------69,400,000
5 H s ’20 A-O $ 1 ,0 0 0 .— Apr 1 ’2S-’29 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $19.74
Revenue Deficiency Bonds.
Pop’n 1910, 16,185; ’20______ 24,966
5s T9 A-O $30,000____ Oct 1 1927
IN T . at Norwood Nat. Bank.
Auto Patrol & Am bulance Bds.
4J*s’ 12 J-J $5,000— July 19 1932 N O R W O O D SCH O OL D I S T R I C T .
Electric Light Bonds.
4s ’09 J-J $88,000c_July 20 ’27-48
4s '08 A-O $10,000c— Apr 15 1928 4s ’05 J-D 12,000c ..J u n e ’28-’35
4>4s’04 May
6,000c— M ay 20 1929 4s '05 J-J
4,400c___July ’28-'36
4s TO A-O 18.000— Apr 15 1930 4s TO M -S 17,500cMar 14 ’29-’49
41$sT5 A-O
9,000c-Oct 1 ’2 7 -’35 4s ’l l J-J
58,000c.July 1 ’28-’50
4 ^ s l5 A-O
4 ,000c-Oct 1 ’27-’30 4s ’00 M -S 10.000c.M ar 1 ’28-’32
4 H s’ 16 A-O 10.000 _____ 1927-1936 4s ’00 M -N 7,000cMay 14 ’33-’35
5s T9 A-O
1.000— Apr 1 ’28-'29 4s '05 J-D ll,40Qc.June 1 ’28-’33

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N O R W O O D S C H . D IS T . (C o n c l'd )
4s ’l l J-D 16,500c_Dec 1 ’27-’50
5s ’18 A-O 20,000c.Oct 14 ’27-’42
4s ’l l A-O 1 6 8 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t ’27-'50
4 s ’ 12 J I> 46,000c.D ec 1 6 ’ 27-’49
4J^s 14 J-D 6 5 ,000c.June 8 28- 40
4 X b '1 5 J-D
4 5 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1933
(See V . 101, p. 1829 for maturity.)
4 H s ’16 M -S 10,000c..Sept 18 1934
4 H s ’ 16 M -N ( 10,0 0 0 c ..N o v 27 1935
115,0 0 0 c ..N o v 27 1936
4 H a ' 1 7 M -S ) 15,0 0 0 c..M ar 12 1938
\110.000cM ar.l2’39-'49
f$4,000c Sept 24 ’34-’35
6,000c Sept 2 4 ’36-’37
5 s ’ 17 A-O 120,000c Sept 2 4 ’38-’39
40,000c Sept 24 ’40-’41
50,000c Sept 24 '42 -4 3
5s ’23 F-A 75,000c__________ 1953
5s ’25 F-A$200,000c. Feb 16 ’28-’50
4 J^s’25 J-D 4 9 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1950
T O T. D E B T Apr 21 ’2 7 ..$ 1 ,1 87 ,0 0 0
Assess, val. '26 (abt. act.>.66,600,000
School tax (per 81,000) 1 9 2 6 ..*7 .01
Population 1927______________30,000
IN T . at Norwood Nat. Bank,
Norwood.
OAK HARBOR.
This village is in Ottawa County.
Comfort Station Bonds.
5s '25 A-O S 8 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’27-’30
R efunding Bonds5s 20 A-O $2,400 c__________’27-’34
Paving Bonds.
53^s’22 A-O /$ ] ,500c.Apr 1 ’28-’30
1 2,000c.A pr 1 ’31-’3£
534s’22 A-O I 2 ,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’29
1 4,500c. Apt 1 ’30-’31
5 H s’22 A-O
5 ,000c.Apr 1 ’ 28-’32
f 5 0 0 .-Sept 1 1926
5s ’24 M -S 17 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’34
(3,500--Sept 1 ’28-'34
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s ’ 19 M -S
$500c___ Mar 1 1928
6,000c.M ar 1 ’29-’34
5s 19 M -S
2,500c.M ar 1 ’26 -3 4
($500 in even-numbered years.)
Street R efunding Bonds.
5s ’ 19 M -S $2,000c___Sept 1 1927
G E N . B D . D T . M ar. 1 ’25
None
Assessment debt (add’l) _____ $67,975
Sinking fund_______________
2,443
Tot .assess,val.’26(75%act.) 2,740,000
Total tax rati(per $1.000) ’26.818.20
Pop’n 1910. 1.559; 1 9 2 0 _______ 1,858
OAKW OOD.
Tbis village (P. O . Dayton) is in
Montgomery County.
W ater W orks Impt. Bonds.
5J4s’23 M -S $ 4 4,800--Sept 1 ’27-’43
5 K s ' 2 5 J-J
1 4 ,0 0 0 ...J a n 1 ’27-’40
Park & Playground Bonds.
53^s’25 M -S f$ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’52
t
500____ Sept 1 1953
Paving Bonds.
6s ’23 A-O f$16,OOO..Oct 1 ’27-’34
1 1 5 ,0 0 0 .Oct 1 '27-’31
6s ’23A-O 20 t 12,000.Oct 1 ’32-’34
6s ’25 — .
18,000— Jan 1 ’28-’36
5 K s’27 J-D 62,277c.June 1 ’28-’37
B O N D . D E B T Mar 1 5 ’27 $345,010
Assessment d e b t_____ ____ 283,438
Water debt (inel.)_________ 231.000
General sinking fund______
80,485
Total assessed val. 1 9 2 6 .. 17,400,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26-821.40
Population in 1927_____________5,500
O A K W O O D SCH O O L D IS T R IC T .
Building Bonds.
4s ’ 12 J-J
$5,000— July 1 ’28-’31
4 K s ’ 16 A-O 3 0 ,0 0 0 .. Oct 1 '27-’46
5s ’22 M -S 141,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’43
5 H s ’ 2 2 M -S
6 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’32
5s^23 J-D 383,000--D ec 1 ’27-'43
($22,000 in even and $23,000 in
odd years.)
5 U s ' 2 5 A-O 2 7 ,5 0 0 ...O c t 1 ’2 7 -3 6
(For maturity see V . 121, p. 2187)
5}£s’25 J’J
2 7 ,5 0 0 -_Jan 1 ’27-’54
1,000c___Oct 1 1928
1,500c. ..O c t 1 1929
1,000c___Oct 1 1930
5H s’26 A-O
4,500c_0ct 1 ’3 1-33
1,000c. ..O c t 1 1934
U 9 ,500c .Oct 1 ’35-’47
B O N D . D E B T Apr. 1 ’27- $648,000
Total assessed val. 1927.-14,464,370
Total tax (per SI ,000) 1 9 2 7 .— $21.40
Population in 1927____________ 3,000
IN T . on bonds of 1923 at the City
Trust & Savings Bank, Dayton.
O B E R L IN .
This village is in Lorain County.
Incorporated in 1846.
Street Bonds.
5 ^ s ’24 M -S $ 2 4,000--Sept 1 ’27-’34
T ow n-H all Bonds.
5M s’ 19 J-D $18,000____ June 1 1929
R efunding Bonds.
5 H sT 5 M -S $1,000____ Sept 1 1927
Sewer Bonds (G e n e r a l ).
4 H s’07 F-A $ 1,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’28
5M s’25 F-A 29,OOOc.Feb 1 ’28-’51
Storage Bonds.
5 H s ' 2 2 M -S $3,000____ Sept 1 1927
W ater Main Ext. and Engine
and Pump Bonds,
5 } 4 s ' 2 2 J-D $10,500c_June 1 ’27-’33
Barn & Storage Bldg. Bonds.
5>£s’22 M -S l5 $ 1 ,0 0 0 -..S ep t 1 1927
G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 *27— $65,267
Assessment debt (add!)----67,282
Sinking funds______________
38,169
Ass’d val.’21 (abt’2-3 act.)_6,927,670
Total tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 6 -..$ 1 8 .2 0
Population 1910, 4,365; 1920, 4,330
IN T E R E ST payable on all bonds
at State Sav. Bank Co. in Oberlin.
O B E R L IN V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T .
High School Building Bonds.
6s ’21 M -SS212,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’51
School Site Bonds.
6s '20 F-A $20,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’30
B O N D . D E B T Apr 26 ’27 $230,000
Sinking fund_______________
12,390
Assess, val. ’26 (70% act.)-7,839,665
Scb. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$10.968




OHIO—CITIE S AND TOWNS
OLD F O R T R U R . S C H . D IS T
This district (P. O. Old Fort) Is in
Seneca County.
6s ’ 19 M -S ($ 3 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’30-’35
1 2,500— M ar 1 3 1 -3 5
5s ’23 F-A ] 1,500___ F-A ’27-’28
1 2,400___ F-A ’29-’31
Building Bonds.
5s ’15 . . . $45.000__________________
6 s ’20 M -S 1 0 ,0 0 0 ...Sept 15 1930
6s ’20 M -S
8,500___ M -S '27-’34
B O N D . DEBT Feb 17 '1 6 . $45,000
Total assessed val. 1915___2,614.260
School tax (per $1,000) ’15____ $3.70

Inter-County Highway Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O $ 6 4 ,0 0 0 --_ A -0 1927-34
5s ’25 M -S 16,000-M -S 21 ’27-'34
TO TAL D E B T June 10 ’27 $498,000
80,000
Sinking fund______________
Assess, val., real estate___33,120,690
i Assess, va l., personal____ 19 926,380
i Total assess, value 1926--53,047,070
■ State & Co. tax rate (per
$3.45
$1,000) 1926___________
PopuTn, 1910, 22,360; 1920 , 22,193
IN T . is payable at County TreasI urer's office.

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P A R M A H E IG H T S .
This village (P. O. Berea) is in
Cuyahoga County___________________
Street Improvement Bonds.
5)^s’26 A-O $57,782— Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 6
B O N D .D EB T Mar 1 ' 2 7 . $327,946
Water debt (incl.)_________ 230,821
Sinking fund_______________
17,582
Total assess, val. 1926____ 2,896,590
Population 1920__________________ 310

P A R M A V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Brooklyn Sta­
OXFORD.
tion, Cleveland) is in Cuyahoga Co.
O LM STE A D T W P . R U R . S. D .
This village Is In Butler County.
($16,000___A-O '27-'30
This district (P. O. Olmstead Incorporated 1830.
1 30,000— A-O ’31-'35
Palls) Is In Cuyahoga County.
5 H s ’20 A-O-i 40,000— A-O ’3 6 -4 0
Building Bonds.
4 H ? WC Jidyn
$50,000c____ 1935-1951
I 55,000___ A-O ’41-’45
5s T6 A-O $40,000c___Oct ’27-’46
Electric Light Bonds.
I 70,000— -A -O ’46-’50
5s ’26 A-O /2 5 ,000— Apr 1 ’27-’51 5s
Dec $ l,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1929 6s '21 J-J
93.000c_July 1 ’27-’51
150,000.
.O ct W ater-W orks Bonds.
1 ’27-’51
(See V. 112, p. 395. f o r maturity.)
Sept $ l l , 0 ) 0 e ____ 1927 1934 5 H s ’22 A-O 4 7,000____________1939
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 5 ’26 $61,395 4Ms
4>4s
Mar
1 .0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1928 5 ^ s ’24 A-O 169,000____________1950
Total assess, val. 1925
Street Bonds {v illa g e 's s h a r e ) .
(abt. 90% act.)_________ 4.461.360
5s '25 A-O ]24,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’51
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’2 5 .S 4 .68 44Ss'I6 F-A $12,000-Aug 15 ’27-’38
l24,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’50
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 1,400
5s T9 M -S
1 ,0 0 0 -. Sept 1 1927
1144,000— A-O 1 ’27-’38
IN T . payable at Bank of Berea 6s
...
4 ,5 0 0 ______1927-1935 4M s’2 7 A - 0 ( 7 2 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’39-’50
C o., Olmstead Falls.
B O N D . D EB T Apr 23 ’27- $89,025
l 8 4 ,0 0 0 --.O c t 1 ’39-’50
Sinking fund_______________
28,463 B O N D . D E B T M ay 25 ’27 $862,000
O R A N G E R U R A L S C H O O L D IST.
Assess, debt (add’l)________
11,506 Tot. assess, val. '26 (act.) .22,305,020
6s ’21 A-O$150,000c—Jan 1 ’2S-’42
Water debt (included)_____
14,000 School tax (per $1,000) ’26____ $9.34
? 2,000____ Oct 1 1936
Assessed valuation 1926___ 6,558,560 Population m 1926 (est.)______ 9,000
5M s’23 A-O (27,000_Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 5
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 926---$10.65
136,000— Oct 1 ’37-’48 Population in 1920_____________2,146
B O N D ED D E B T ________________ (?)
INTEREST payable in Oxford
P A U L D IN G C O U N T Y .
IN T . on 6s of 1921 payable at the
County seat Is Paulding.
First National Bank of Cuyahoga P A IN E SV IL L E .
Inter=County Highway Bonds.
County; on 5 Hs of 1923 at the
This city is in Lake Co. Inc. In 5s T 9 J-D $48,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1928
Chagrin Falls Banking C o ., Chagrin
6 s ’21 A-O 5 1 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1929
1840.
Falls.
— — 6s ’21
F -A 1 0 1 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1929
Deficiency Bonds.
O R E G O N TW P. R U R . S. D . N O . 1. 5s T 7 J-D $1,500 _____ 1927 1930 5s ’23 F-A 40,0O0c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’31
This district (P. O. Toledo R. F.
5s ’26 A-O J24,000 — 0 c t 16 ’27-’30
W ater W orks Bonds.
D. No. 1) is in Lucas County.
\21 ,0 0 0 --0ct 16 ’31-’33
5s T3 A-O $80,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1953
5s ’25 J-J $288,000c. _Jan 1 ’27-’50 5s T 4 A-O 30,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1954
Pike Bonds,
B OND. DEBT Apr 1 192/ $288,000 5s '1 4 A-O
10,000_____Oct 1 1934 5s T 5 M -N $4,0 0 0 c _____1927-1928
Tot.ass’d val. ’27(2-3 act.) 18,500,000 5 H s ’19 J-J
5s T 8 J-J
2 ,0 0 0 c __________ 1927
10,000_______ 1928
School taxrate(per $1,000) '2 7 .$ 4 32 53^s’19 M -S 10,000_______ 1930
5s T9 M -N 4 2 ,0 0 0 c _____1927-1928
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 4,000 5 ^ s T 9 J-D
514s’24 J-D
5 ,0 0 0 c _____1927-1931
9 ,0 0 0 _______ 1933
IN T . at Toledo Trust Co., Toledo.
5 ^ s ’24 A-O
7 ,7 7 5 e _____1927-1931
5s '23 A-O 2 0 7 .0 0 0 _1926-1948
os ’24 A-O (6 9 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’2 8 -5 0 5s -19 M -N 6 ,0 0 0 c _____1927-1928
O R R V IL L E .
5s T9 A-O
2 .0 0 0 c _____1927-1928
172.000—
.O ct 1 *27-’50
This village is in Wayne County.
5 s -19 J-D
3 ,0 0 0 c __________ 1927
Sewer Bonds.
Incorporated Sept. 9 1864.
9 0 0 c __________ 1927
4 ^ s ’14 A-O $60,000c
Apr 1 1934 5s ’22 M -N
Refunding Bonds.
20,000c_July 25 ’27-’31 5s ’22 F-A 8 0 .0 0 0 c _____1927-1930
5s '09 Mar $3,500c___ 1927-1929 5 ^ s ’19J-J
5s ’08 M -S
2,000c___ 1927-1928 6s ’21 A-O 1 1 9 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1947 6s ’23 F -A 1 5 ,0 0 0 c _____1927-1931
5s ’09 M -8
3,000c___ 1927-1929 5s '23 A-O 22,000 _____ 1927-1948 5M s’26 A-O ^ 6 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 15 ’28-’33
Road Bonds.
5 s ’22 A-O 1 1 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1938
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5)4s'23 A-O $48,000c_Oct 1 ’27-’33 5M s’ 18 M -S 20,000 ---------1927T938 6s ’24 J-D $66,000--D e c 1 ’27-’32
5s ’24 J-D T 5,000____ Dec 1 1927
Street Improvements.
ice Plant Bonds.
120 ,0 0 0 .-D ec I ’28-’32
Apr 1 1934
6s ’21 M -S $4,000c ..S e p t 15 1927 5s T4 A-O $12,000c
R efunding Bonds.
4 4 i s ' 1 4 A-O
3 ,600c-.O ct 1 ’27-’35
General Street Bonds.
5s "T 5 A-O
” '
‘ "
3,000_____ Oct 11935 5s T 9 M -S $ l,0 0 0 e _- Mar 1 1928
5 H s’22 F-A $6,600c.Aug 1 0 '2 7 -3 2
5s ’23 F -A
4,590c.A u g 15 ’27-’32 5s T5 A-O 10.000 _____ 1927-1936 T O T. D E B T June 1 ’2 6 - - $624,629
20,000
2 .5 0 0 __________1930 Floating debt (add’l) _____
5M s’25 F-A 10 ,4 0 0 c ____ 1927-1934 6s ’20 A-O
6s '21 A-O
5 .500 __________1931 Co. Rd. & I. C. H . Road
Electric-Light Plant.
debt (add’l) .....................
179,300
Electric Light Bonds.
5s ’ 14 J-J $13,000c____July 1929
26,586
5s T9 M -S 12,000c___ 1927-1932 4s '09 A-O $3,8 0 0 c __________ 1927 Sinking fund______________
5s T4 A-O
5.000 __Apr 1 1934 Assessed value, real estate.29,908,560
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
5s T 5 A-O 35.OOOc.Apr 1 ’28-’34 Assessed value, personal__ 8,633,990
_s
$ 2 0 ,0 0 0 _____ 1919-1933
6 ,0 0 0 c .- July 1 1928 Total val. 1925 (80% act.>38,542,550
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 15 ’27- $124,500 5M s’ 19 J-J
Water debt (incl.)_________
53,000 6s ’21 A-O 2 7 ,5 0 0 ______1927-1932 Co. tax (per $1,000) 1925_______$4.90
(3 5 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’36 Population in 1920 (Census)--l8,736
Assessment debt *(add3 )___ 107,240
Sinking funds______________
35,500 5s ’22 A-O ( 5.000____ Apr 1 1928
IN T . at Co. Traas.office.
112.000— Apr 1
’29-’31
Tot.ass’G val.’2 6 (% act.)_8,302,200
5.000 __Apr 1 1932
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26 $20.00
PERRY COUNTY.
5s '23 A-O
8,000— Apr 1 ’33-’34
Population in 1920 ------------------- 4,117
New Lexington is the county seat.
5.000 __Apr 1 1935
IN T . at Orrville National Bank.
Bridge Bonds.
1 2 .0 0 0 . -Apr 1
’36-’38
. s T 5 M -N $ 2 ,0 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-’29
O R R V IL L E V IL . S C H O O L D IS T . 5s '23 A-O 2 8 .0 0 0 ____1927-1937 5s T 5 J-J
17,000____ July 1 1930
5s T 3 M -S $10.000-.Sept 1 ’27-’31 5s ’24 A-O 1 6 .0 0 0 . -O ct 1 ’29-’32 Road Bonds.
Oct 1 '3 3 -3 9
f 4 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 '27-’28 5s ’24 A-O 28.000—
5s
J-D f $20,0 0 0 c .. June 2 1928
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5i£sT 9M -S ( 12,000..Sept 1 ’29-’31
1 25.000c— June 2 1929
! 9 0 .0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’32-’46 5M s'19 J-D $12,000— Dec 1 '31-’33 5 K s ’24 M -S 240,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’34
Gas W orks Bonds.
s ’20 M -S ( 55 090-M ar 1 28- 41
' 1,850____ Sept 15 ’27
5s ’23 A-O $68,000 ______1927-1943
\ 25.000-M ar 1 ’42-’46
10,000_Mar 15 ’28-’32
6 ,0 0 0 ______1939-1962
6s ’21 M S 120,000c-Sept 1 '42 '46 5s '23 J-J
5J^s’27 M -S 15.000- Sept 15 ’28 -’32
Grade Crossing Bonds.
180.000c.Mar 10 ’47 ’55
6.000- M ar 15 ’23-’34
B O N D . D E B T M ay 11 ’27 $303,000 5s ’23 A-O $ 4 6 .0 0 0 .____ 1927-1952
6 .0 0 0 - Sept 15 ’3 3 -3 4
5s ’23 A-O 2 7 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-r
37
Total assessed value 1926
3 . 0 0 0 - Mar 15 1935
($2,000 in even and $3,000 in odd
(about 60% actual)_____ 8,778,850
1 . 0 0 0 - Sept 15 1927
years.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $10.35
1 .0 0 0 ..M a r 15 1928
5 s ’25 A-O (56,000c_.A-O 1927-54
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 4,500
3 .0 0 0 - -.S e p t 15 1928
t 4,000c____ A-O 1955
2.000- ..M a r 15 1929
O R W E L L V IL . R U R A L S C H . D. T O T. B D . D T . June 1 ’26 $1,472,366 5 K s ’27 M -S
3 .0 0 0 - --Sept 15 1929
445,000
This district (P. O. Orwell) is in Water debt (included)____
10.000- Mar 15 ’30-’34
Assessment bonds (incl.)_
91,366
Ashtabula County.
10.000- Sept 15 ’30-’34
Sinking fund (cash value) 160,000
5s '23 A-OS120,000c-Oct 1 ’26-'47
2 .0 0 0 — M ar 15 1935
Assessed valuation 1925--15,957,210
(For amount due each year, see V.
Funding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$20 70
116. p. 14550
5s T 6 J-J $20,000c--Jan 9 ’28-’32
B O N D . D EB T Mar 24 ’25 $125,000 Population in 1920_____________ 7 ,2 7 2 fis '21 J-D 60.000-D ec 27 ’27-’38
IN T . is payable at Painesville
Sinking fund_______________
9,346
TO TAL D E B T April 1927 $674,095
Tot.assess.val. 2 5 (abt.act.)2,228 940 National Bank.
Total assess, val. 1926___ 41,068,560
Sch. tax rate (par $1,000) '25-$10.96
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)’23-$8.74
Population 1924 (estimated) — 1,050 P A IN E S V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T .
Population in 1920 (Census)-.3 6 .0 9 8
TNT. at office of District Clerk.
Funding Bonds.
OTTAW A.
----------5s T7 Oct $8,500r____ 1926-1945 P E R R Y T W P . S C H . D I S T .
This village is In Putnam County • 5s T 9 M -S 15.000c-Sept I ’27-’41
Tbis district (P. O. Columbus) is in
W ater Works R efunding Bds.
6s 20 M -S fl4 .000e.M ar 1 28-’4I Franklin County.
5 H s’23 M -S $24,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’34
U5.000c-Sept I ’27-'41
Street Impt. { V illa g e 's P o r t i o n ) .
5 H s’21 M -S 2 6 8 ,0 0 0 c ..M -S ’27-’53 5s School Bonds.
’ 17 A-O $33,000c.A-O 2 ’27-’37
6s ’22 F -A $4,200e Aug 15 ’27-’32 5s ’22 M -S 2 0 ,000c-Mar 1 ’27-’46
6s ’24 M -S
/ 800c.M ar 1 ’28-’35 5)^s’23 F-A 21,000c— .F -A ’2 8 ’31 TO TAL D EB T June 3 ’27 $38,500
Assessed valuation 1927___3,586.100
1 800c-Sept 1 ’27-’34
($2,000 Feb. 1 and $3,000 Aug. 1)
G E N . B D . D T . M ay 24 ’27 $24,000 5 H s’23 F-A 30,487.92-Aug 1 1931 School taxrate(per$l ,000) ’2 6 . -$7.80
IN T . payable at the Worthington
Assessment debt (add’l)___
30,295
School Bonds.
Sinking fund_______________
54,295 5s '2 7 A-O 82 ,4 4 9 ---O c t 1 ’27-’47 Savings Bank, Worthington.
Total assessed value 1926--2.558.150 TO TAL D E B T Jan 1 ' 2 7 . $422,487
Total tax rate<per $1,000) '26 -->19.00 Tot.asses, val.’26(60% act.>16,800,000 P E R R Y S B U R G .
Population 1926____
2,310 Twx.rate (»e* 1.000) 1926..........S8.07
This village is in Wood County.
Population In 1920____________ 8,000
Street Im pt. Bonds ( V i l . P o r ..)
O TTAW A COONTV.
5s T7 M -S
$460--S ep t 1 ’27-’37
Port Clinton is the county seat.
P A IN T T W P . R U R A L S C H . D IS T 5 H s’19 s-a
6 ,0 0 0 ..June 1 ’2 8 -’33
Highway Bonds.
This district (P. O. Bloomingburg.
R efunding Bonds.
5s T 9 M -S $83,000c. - Apr 21 1929
5s T 6 F-A SlO.OOOc...Aug 1 1936
5s T 9 M -S 4 2 ,7 5 0 c ...M a r 1 1929 R. F. D . No. 1) Is In Fayette Co.
School Bonds.
6s ’23 M -S
7 ,0 0 0 --M a r 1 ’28-’41
6s ’21 A-O 10,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1931
($2,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’28
M unicipal Bldg. Bonds.
5 H s ’22 A-O 56,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1931
M-Sf
500c. _ Mar 1 1928 5>^sT9 s-a $ 7 ,000c__June l ’33-’39
6s ’21 M -N 9 3 ,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1930 5s 17
1 9,000c.M ar 1 ’29-’37
Cemetery Bonds.
5 H s’22M-S12 15,000c-Mar 1 ’27-’32
I13,500c-Sept, 1 ’29-’37 5 K s ’I9 s-a
$ 1,500c— Dec 1 ’27-’29
(For maturity see V . 114, p. 2854.)
W ater W orks R efunding Bonds.
5s '23 A-O 8 1 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1932 B O N D . D E B T M ay 2 0 ’27 $25,500
Assessed valuation
$5,100--July 1 ’28-’37
5 K s ’24 M -S (48,000c Sept 26 ’27-’32 School tax rate (per 1927___2,287,770 6s T8 J-J
$1,000) ’25-S5.50
L ight-Plant-Purchase Bonds.
\ 7,000___Sept 26 1933
5 K s ’ 15 M -S
S S 00--M -S 1 ’27-’28
8,000c Mar 22 ’28-’32
P A IN T T W P . R U R A L S C H . D .
R efu nding B onds­
5 K s ’24 M -S
8,000c Sept 22 ’27-’31
This district (P. O. M t. Eaton) es ’20 M -S SlO.OOO-.Mar 1 ’28-’37
3,000c Sept 22 ’32-’34
Sewer Bonds (Village’sP ortion ).
2.000c Mar 22 ’32-’33 is in Wayne County.
5s ’26 J-D (16,000--M ar 1 ’28-’35 5 H s’22 A-O $42,OOOc-Oct 1 ’27-’42 5M s’22 M -S $ 1 ,5 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’29
1,000--Sept 1 ’27-’28
j For maturity see V. 115, p. 2714.) 6s ’23 M -S
1 9 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’35
(24,000c-Mar ' 2 7 - 3 2 . . \ B O N D . D EB T Apr 26 ’2 6 . $55,500 T O T. B D . D T . June 1921- $170,150
23.500
2,000 Water debt________________
5s ’26 M -S 18,000c---Sept ’27-’32 | Sinking fund_______________
9,000
18.000C-M & S ’33-’36 I Assess, val. ’25 (75% act.)_1,900,000 Sinking fund_______________
24,000c.Apr 4 ’27-’34 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $15.68 Total assessed val. 1920 ___2,200,390
5s’ 26 A-O { 16,OOOc-Oct 4 ’ 27-’34 ! Population (estimated)________ 1.300 Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9.$17.50
Population in 1920 (Census)___2,429
IN T . at the Bank of M t. Eaton.
[ 4,000c-A & O 1935--

J une , 1927.]

OHIO—C ITIE S AND TOWNS

P E R R Y S B U R G V IL . S. D .
Building Bonds.
4J4s’ 16 A-O S28.OOOc_.Oct 1 ’27-*40
T O T . DEBT June 1 1 ’26__ $40,000
Assessed valuation 1926___7,700,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 — $7.85
Population in 1926____________ 3.100
IN T . at District Treasurer’s office
P H IL L IP S B U R G S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Phillipsburg)
is in Montgomery County.
School Construction Bonds.
5 Y is
. . . $50,000___________ _____
Building (Assessment) Bonds.
5J4s’ 19 M -S $ 2 0 .0 0 0 .-.M -S ’4 7-56
T O T A L D EB T June 1 1922 $81,000
Tot.ass’d val.’21 ( % a c t.),2 ,000,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’21.S20.36

Funding Bonds.
4(4s’ 1 5 A -0 $7,500c__________ 1927
B O N D . D E B T Apr 2 6 ’26 $513,883
Sinking f u n d .______ _____
25,174
Assess, val. ’27 (4-5 act.) .29,208,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1926— $9.48
Population in 1920 (est)_____ 16.500
IN T . at office of City Treasurer
and the Piqua Nat Bank. Piqua.

P LA IN C IT Y .
This village is in Madison County.
Refunding & Judgment Bonds.
6s T9 A-O $9 ,8 6 0 --Oct 2 5 ’27-’49
Refunding Bonds.
534s’ 17 A-O $13.000____Oct 1 1957
B O N D . DEBT June 7 ’2 6 . $35,000
Assessment debt (add’l)___
13,500
Floating debt______________
4,800
Water debt (add’l)_________
18,700
P IC K A W A Y C O U N T Y .
Total assessed val. 1925___ 1,400,000
Circleville Is county seat.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'25 .$22 40
B rid ge B on d s.
5s T3 M -SS114,000c.-M & S ’27-’43 Population 1910, 1,407; 1920, 1,330
5s T3
M -S 18,000c___________ 1942
5s T3
M -S 12,000c___________1836 PL E A S A N T C I T Y S P E C IA L S. D .
5s T3
M -S 7,000c___________ 1931
This district (P. O. Pleasant City)
4 ^ s ’12 M -S
5,500c___Mar 1 1930
5s T 4 M -S 1 7 ,000c..M -S ’27-’34 is in Guernsey County,
5s T3
M -S 16,000c.........
1932 5s uuilding Bonds.
16
5s T5 M -S 15,000c___________ 1939 B OND. M-S $ 2 9.000.M&S 5 ’27-'55
DEBT July 1916—
5s T7 M -S 8,500c___________ 1933 Total assessed valuation____.$40,000
635.640
6s T8 M -S
3 ,5 0 0 c ...M -S ’27-’28
5 H s ’ 2 2 M -S /20,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’46
l 2 ,000cI..Sept 1 1947 P L E A S A N T T O W N S H IP .
Road Bonds.
This township (P. O. Old Fort) is in
4 K s ’ 12 M -S $5,860c__________1930 Seneca County.
5s T9 M -S 25,000c___________ 1929
Road-Improvement Bonds.
6s ’21 M -S 2 0 ,0 0 0 c ...M -S ’27-’31 5s
A-O $24,000c.part ea. 6 moa
5s ’22 M -S 119,000c__________ 1932 TO T. DEBT Apr 18 1924. $24,000
5s ’22 M -S 42,000c___________ 1931 Assess, val. (abt act) *23.-3,659,050
5 /4 s ’24 Sept 47.000c__________1933 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924— $18.00
I. C. H. Bonds.
Population 1910. 1.337; 1920. 1.174
2,847_____Mar 1 1928
IN T . at Old Fort Banking Co.
5s ’27 M -S 5,000_______Sept 1 1928
Art n o n

i ’ o o _ ’ Q«

40,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’29-’36
T O TAL DEBT June 1 ’2 7 . $505,360
Assessment debt (incl.)____ 130,962
Sinking fund______________
134,379
Assessed valuation, r e a l..39,669,970
Assessed val., personal_ 20,523,110
_
Total assessed val’n 1926.60,193,080
(Assessment 8 0% actual value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26 .$42.50
Population in 1920 (Census)..25.788
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office.
P IK E C O U N T Y .
Waverly is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
6s
. . . $12,000................ ............
5s ’24 J-D /1 6 ,0 0 0 .-Dec 1 ’27-’34
1 1.950____Dec 1 1635
R efunding Bonds.
5s T 5 s-a $12,000c...................1927
5s T 7 M -S 1 2 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-'38
Road Bonds.
6s '20 M -S ($4,000— Sept 1 ’27-’30
\ 3 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’28-’3G
5 s ’24 M -S
3 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’29
TOTAL DEBT July 1 ’2 5 . $181,568
Total assessed value 1924-15,965,260
Popul’n 1910, 15,723; 1920, 14,151
IN T . payable at County Treas­
urer’s office.
P IK E T O W N S H IP R U R . S. D .
This district (P. O. North Hamp­
ton) is in Clark County.
5s
F-A $7,5 0 0 c .........................
5 34s M -S (33,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’45
\ 1 ,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1946
B O N D . D E B T Apr 2 2 ’2 7 . $44,500
Sinking fund_______________
1,919
T ot.a ss’d val. ’26
act.) .3,440,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '26_$5.40
Population (estimated)_______ 1,800
IN T . payable in Springfield.
P IO N E E R V IL L A G E S C H . D.
This district (P. O. Pioneer) is in
Williams County.
($8,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’31
|15.000c.Mar 1 ’32-’36
116,000c.M ar 1 ’37-’40
53^s'20 M -S (20,000c.M ar 1 ’41-’44
24,000c.M ar 1 ’45-'48
28,000c.M ar 1 ’49-’ 52
32.000c.M ar 1 ’53-’56
(Optional after M ar. 1 1940.)
R efunding Bonds.
_s
M -S $5,300____________1928
B O N D . D EB T Mar 28 ’2 5 - $125,000
Floating debt_____________
6,663
Sinking fund_______________
7,328
Assessed val. 1925_________ 1,823,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 5 -..$ 9 .5 0
Population 1920__________
770
Prin. and int. payable at Treas­
urer’s office.
P IQ U A .
This city Is In Miami County.
W ater Bonds.
5s '24 G-A$422,OOO.Aug 15 ’ 27-’49
4 M s’25 A-O f90,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’41
170,0 00c..O ct 1 ’42-’51
4 Jis’25 A-O 50,000— -Oct 1 ’27-’36
Street Bonds.
6s ’21 . . . $59,700________________
6s ’21 . . .
4 ,0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’31
6s ’23 J-D 51,500c............ ...............
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’09 M -N $65,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1929
4s ’09 M -S 5 0 .0 00c...S ep t 1 1929
Fire & City Bldg. Impt. Bonds.
4J£s’27 A -O /$ 8 0 ,000. . Oct 1 ’28-’47
1 25,000—Oct 1 ’48-’52
T O TA L D EB T M ay 1927 $924,350
Total assess, val. 1925___ 22,280,090
Total tax (per $1,000) 1922___ $21.90
Pop’n TO, 13,388; ’20_________ 15.044
IN T . payable at City Treas. office
and the Piqua Nat. Bank, Piqua.

P L E A S A N T T O W N S H IP .
This township is in Van Wert Co.
Pike Bonds.
4s&4Hs Apr $14,500c. Yrly to 1930
B O N D . D T . Apr. 1 9 2 7 .. $14,500
Assess, val. *27 (80% act.) 3,723,810
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— .$10.80
Population in 1919, 9.260, ’20, 9,161
IN T . at Twp. Treas. office Van Wert.
P L E A S A N T T W P . R U R A L S. D.
This district (P. O. Prospect
R. F. D . No. 2) is in Marion County.
4M s’27 M -S ($2,000-M ar & Sept ’27
168,000-M & S ’28-’44
B O N D E D D E B T ______________(?)
PLE ASA N TV TLLE S C H . D IS T .
This district is in Fairfield County.
f$l ,800c.Mar 1 ’28-’33
5>£s’24 M -S ( 2,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’33
I
150c___Mar 1 1934
B O N D . D E B T June 1 ’2 6 . $88,900
Deficiency note (add’ l) ___
6,418
Total assessed value (about
%. actual) 1925__________ 3,080.000
School tax rate (per $1,000), *26$ 11.15
Population (est.)_______________ 5,000
IN T . at the State Treas. office.
P L Y M O U T H T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Plymouth) is
In Richland County.
Im p rovem en t B o n d s.
5s
. . . $42.500____ Oct 1 1938
BOND. D E B T June 2 ’2 1 . $42,500
Tot. assess, val. 1924_____ 2.955.600
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$17.40
Population 1910, 1,501: 1920, 1,572
P O LA N D T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Lowellville)
in Mahoning Countv
BOND. D E B T M ay 1924. $115,000
Total assessed val. 1924___1,843,880
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '24_$7.80
Population 1910, 6,012; 1920, 10,659
P O L K T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Gallon) is In
Crawford County.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’2 6 . $35,000
Total assessed val. 1926_ 1,700.000
_
Total tax rate (per $1.000)*26 $13.20
Population 1910, 805; 1920, 788
POM EROY.
This village is in Meigs County,
Suit to compel payment of bond In­
terest settled In June 1913. V. 96.
p. 1852.
S tr e e t-P a v in g B o n d s.
5s
_
_
$2,000.$1,000 each 6 mos
.s *12 M -S 25,300________________
(Due part each six months.)
5s *12 ___
4,000__$500 ea. 6 mo
os *14 ___
2,500.$500 each 6 mo
Refunding Bonds.
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
6s ’24 M -S 1 2 4 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 *26-’37
\ 929____ Sept 1 1938
5 K s ’26 M -S
6,000— Sept 1 ’27-’32
Funding Bonds.
6s ’ 18
M -S $6,300___ Sept 1 1928
G EN . B D . D T . June 11 *27 $131,152
Assessment debt__________
27,200
Assess, val. *18 (40% act.) 3,500.000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— .$27.40
Population 1910, 4,023; 1920 , 4,294
INTEREST on street bonds at
Pomeroy; on all others In N . Y.

PORTAGE COU N TY.
Ravenna is the county seat.
P IQ U A SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
Hospital Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s T 2 J-D$110.000c— J-D ’27-’48 5s T 8 A-O $35,000—A&O 1 ’29-’35
5s ’22 M -S 294,000c.Sent 1 ’27-’47
Assessment Bonds.
$1,000____ Mar 1 1928
5M s’23 F-A f 1 0 ,8 0 0 c ...F -A '27-’30
1.000 ___Sept 1 1928
I 1,583.39c.Feb 1 1931
1,500___ Mar 1 1929
(34,000c. Mar 1 ’28-’44 5 Y s ’ 2 7 M -S
1.500 ___Sept 1 1929
5s ’24 M -S i 36,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’44
1.000 ___Mar 1 1930
110,000c.M ar 1 '45-’48
1.500 ___Sept 1 1930
(10,000c.Sept 1 ’45-’48l




Highway Bonds.
5s ’19 J-D $48,000____ J-D *26-29
(See V. 109. p 605, for maturity.)
5M s’22 A-O 34,800________________
(For maturity see V . 115, p. 570.)
5s *23 . . .
21,000.00 Oct 1 *26-’32
5,000c____ Oct 1 1927
5s
A-O 10,000c.Oct 1 *29 &’31
4,000c____ Oct 1 1928
8 ,000c.Oct 1 ’30 &’32
5 H s’24 A-O 160,000— Oct 1 ’26-’30
1 4 ,8 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’31-’33
5s ’24 A-O 28,000— Oct 1 ’26-’33
2 ,4 8 0 c ...O c t 1 1926
3 ,000c. ..O c t 1 1927
5s ’25 A-O
2 4 ,500c..O ct 1 '28-’34
15,000— Oct 1 '27-’31
5 K s’25 A-O
3.600 __Oct 1 1932
3,000____ Oct 1 1933
3.600 __Oct 1 1934
T O T . D E B T July 1 ’25— $687,396
Assessed valuation 1924..68.375.550
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_____ $7.45
Popul’n 1910, 30,307; 1920, 36,269
IN T. payable at County Treasury

179
TO TAL D E B T Jan 1 ’27.$3,352,255
Assessment debt (incl.)—
977.699
Water debt (incl.)________ 1,047,500
Sinking fund_____________
124,515
Net debt_________________ 1,202,540
Tot. assessed val. 1926___ 73,392,200
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926..$21.00
Population in 1920 (Census)..33,011
IN T . payable in N . Y . at Mech.
& Metals’ N a t. Bank and Winslow,
Lanier & Co.; In Columbus at the
Ohio Nat. Bank and In Portsmouth at
the First National Bank and at the
City Treasurer’s office.

PORTSM OUTH SCHOOL DIST
4J$s’09 F-A $ 6 ,0 0 0 .Aug 12 ’27-’ 28
4s ’06 J-J
11,000c.Jan 12 ’28 ’30
4s ’12 J-D 28.000c.Dec 12 ’27-’32
Se ’ 13 A-O 30,000— Oct 10 ’28-’32
4J4s’14 J-J / 75,000c.July 17 ‘34-48
\ 40.000c_July 17 ’39-42
434a’16 F-A 59,000c.Aug 25 ’2 7 -’35
(For maturity see V. 103, p. 511.)
4 H s ’17 F-A f60.000.Feb 23 ’36-’41
t 6,650— .Feb 24 1942
5s ’ 17 M -N 40.000c.N ov 9 ’43-’46
P O R T C L IN T O N .
This village is in Ottawa County 5s ’ 17 A-O 12,000____________1927
5s T9* A-O 60,000..O c t 1 *27-*38
Incorporated 1828.
Refunding bonds______________ $3,000 (See V. 109, p . 1003, for m aturity.)
Water-works bonds_________ 36,500 5Hs*20 M -N 30,000 ______1933-1940
60,000c_Sept 1 *41-’46
Improvement Bonds.
30,000c.Sept 1 *47-’48
6s ’21 J-D $3,000c.June 1 ’28-’31
120,000c.Sept 1 *49-’54
6s ’24 J-J
15,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’35 6s *21 M-S-| 22,000c— .Sept 1 1955
52,000c.Sept 1 *56-’57
Street Bonds.
53,000c. Sept 1 *58-*59
5>4s’ 17 M -N
$400c— M ay 15 1928
. 60,000c.Sept 1 *60-’61
6s ’21 F-A
8,400c.Aug 1 ’27-’32
5s ’23 M -S
8,500c_Sept 1 ’27-’33 5s ’23 M -S 12,000______ 1927-1932
($1,000 in even and $1,500 in odd 5s ’23 J-D /1 4 .0 0 0 ..D e c 1 ’27-’33
years.)
110.000.-D ec 1 *34-*43
5s ’25 M -S $ 3 ,5 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’33 5s ’23 F-A 108,000____ F-A ’26-’31
5s ’25 M -S
9 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’35 (For maturity see V. 119. p. 228)
5 /4 s ’24 J-J
96,000______ 1928-1951
W ater-W orks Bonds.
8,000______ 1927-1934
5J4s’19 F-A $3,2J0c.Aug 1 '97-'30 534s’24 A-O
5s ’25 M -S J 4,000— Sept 1 ’27-’30 4M s’27 J-J 500,000—Jan 1 ’28-’51
120,000.
.Sept High School Building.
1 ’31-’40
4s ’07 F-A $15,000c.Feb 8 ’31-’33
Village Portion Bonds.
5 H s’ 17 M -N $l,500c — M ay 15 1928 4s TO M -N 110,000c.M ay 2 ’28 ’48
5 H s ’26 M -S
2,000— Sept 1 ’28-’29 Is TO M -N 65.000c.M ay2 ’36 -’48
Deficiency Bonds.
Village HallBonds.
...
$ 9 , 0 0 0 . . . ........... 1927
5 s ’l l
M -N $1,000c___M ay 1 1928 5s
SCIOTO VILLE SCHOOL D IST .
Special Assessment Bonds.
BONDS { A n n e x ) .
534s’26 M -S $10,000— Sept 1 ’28-’35
School-Building Bonds.
G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 ’27- $107,165
Water debt (incl.)_________
35.750 5s *13 M -S $13,000 _____ 1927-1953
4 H s ’ 16 M -N 26,000 _____ 1927-1943
Assessment debt (add'l)____ 88,475
f 2,000cMar 10 ’28-’29
Assess, val. 1927 (est.)___5,700.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $20.00 5J4s’ 18 M -S ( l,500cSept 10 ’27-’29
(24,000cM&S 10 ’30-’37
Pop’n 1910, 3 007; 1920_______3,928
T O T. D E B T Apr 30 ’27— $1,711,305
IN T , at any bank in Port Clinton Sinking fund_____________
135,994
Assessed val. 1926________74,152,690
INTEREST on the 4s of 1906, 4s
P O R T C L IN T O N E X E M P T E D
of 1905 and 4s of 1910 at Central
V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Port Clinton) Nat. Bank, Portsmouth; on all
others at First Nat .Rk, Portsmouth.
Is in Ottawa County.
6s ’22 M -S $100.000cMar 1 ’27-'47
B O N D . D E B T Sept 1 ’2 6 . $107,000 P O R T W A S H IN G T O N -S A L E M
Assessed value 1927 (e st.).7,000,000
VILLAG E SCH. D IST .
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26— $8.45
This district (P. O. Port Wash­
Population 1927 (about)______ 5,000 ington) is in Tuscarawas County.
IN T . pay. at District Treasurer’s 5s ’24 M -S $72,000e.Sept 1 ’27-’50
B O N D . D E B T M ay 4 ’2 7 . $72,000
office.
________
36,000
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
Sinking fund (overdrawn)..
330
PORTSM OUTH .
This city Is the county seat o Total assessed value 1926— 2.120,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 6 ..8 9 .2 7
Soloto County. Incorporated in 1815
1,000
5)4 s’20F-A f$12,000c. Aug 1 *27-’32 Population (estimated)____
l 1,500c— Aug 1 1933
Hospital Bonds.
P O W H A T A N P O IN T V IL . S . D .
6s '20 A-O $ 9 ,000c. Oct 1 ’30-’38
This district (P. O. Powhatan
5s ’27 J-J
21,000—Jan 1 ’29-’49 Point) is in Belmont County.
Levee & Embankment Bonds.
4 H s ’ 15 M-S $70,000c.Sept 1 ’30-’34 5J£s’23M-S15l $5,000— Sept 15 1927
1 80,0008ept 15 ’28-’47
434s’ 16 M -N 40,000— M ay 1 ’3 5 -’3S B O N D . D E B T M ay 1927. $93,600
5s ’17 t M -N 25,000c— .N o v ’30-’40 Floating debt (a d d !)______
3,000
4s ’09 —
5,000___________ 1927 Total assess, val. 1927____ 1,500,000
Street-Improvement (G e n e r a l)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___ $14.00
6s 18 . . .
$3,500— Nov 1 ’27-’2S
IN T . at office of District Clerk.
6s ’ 26 M -S 28,151— Sept 1 ’28-’37
6s ’26 M -N 9 6 ,4 1 8 .-M ay 1 ’28-’37
6s ’26 J-J
2 2 ,6 3 9 .-July 1 ’28-’37 P R E B L E C O U N T Y .
5s ’26 A-O /
478____ Oct 1 1928
Eaton is the county seat
l 1,800. .O ct 1 ’29-’37
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s ’27 J-J 255,000— Jan 1 ’28-’38 53^s’22 M -N / $8,000 M & N 1 ’27-28
5s ’27 M -S /
5 2 5 ...M a r 15 1929
1 18,000 M & N 1 ’29-32
112,000-Mar 15 ’30-’41
Court-H ouse & Jail Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4 .45s’ 16A -O $150 000c_A&O 1 ’2 7 ,’41
4s ’08 F-A $10,000c.
Bridge Bonos.
os *16 J-J
42,000..
5s To A-O $8,000c____ Oct 1 1930
5s *17 F-A 15,000c.
5)4s'20 M -N 10.000c_.M -N ’27-31
5s T7 M -N
5,000c.
5J4s’23 J-D 14.000_____ Oct 1 1933
5s T9 J-D 35,000..
5s ’25 M -S /2 8 ,0 0 0___M -S ’27-’33
5s T9 M-S 40,000c.
\ 1,450____ Mar 1 1934
6s ’21 F-A
9,000..
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O
7 ,1 4 3 ..
6s ’21 M -N $30,000c____ Nov. 1931
5s ’27 J-J
3 ,430..
5 /4 s ’23 M -N 4 5 .0 0 0 -.N o v 1 ’27-31
5s ’27 A-O
7 ,143..
(11,000____ Nov 1 1927
Board ofHealth Bonds.
5 ^ s ’23 M -N (12,000____ Nov 1 1928
534s’ 18 —
$ 5 .0 0 0 _____ 1933-1942
(3 3 ,0 0 0 .-N ov 1 ’29-’31
Park Bonds.
5 K s ’24 A-O 34,500c____ Oct 1 1932
5s T 7 M -S /540,000c.Sept 1 ’31-’34 5 ^ s ’24 A-O 17,500c____ Oct 1 1932
13.5 0 0 c...S e p t 1 1935 5s ’25 M -S 60,250______ 1930-1935
5s ’28 —
2,000_____ 1936-1937 5s ’26 M -S 62,450____Mar 5 1931
Fire-Department Bonds.
T O T . D E B T Mar 1 ’2 6 ..
619,736
4 H s ’16 M -N $24,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’30 Assess, val., real estate_31,226,860
W ater-W orks.
Assess, val., personal____ 17,727,100
4s *11 J-J $217,500c..Jan 1 ’28-*55 Total assess, val. 1926___ 48,953,960
4s *12 M -N 1 13 .0 0 0-.M a y 1 ’36-’55 Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.-$7.88
4 ^ s ’ 16 M -N 4 0 ,0 0 0 .-M a y 1 ’28-’31 Population In 1920 (Census)_ .23,238
4H)sT6 F-A
6,000__________ 1928
IN T . at County Treas. office.
5 ^ s ’19 A-O 3 0 ,0 0 0 ..A p r 1 ’28-’33
5s T 9 M -S 30,000c.Sept 1 ’3 3 -’38 P R O S P E C T S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
3.65s’06M -N 8 3 ,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1931
This district (P. O. Prospect) is in
4 ^ s T 6 M -N 50,000c— .M a y 1 1936 Marion County.
5*4 sT 9 . . .
30,000________________ 6s ‘20 M -S $136.000c—M -S ’26-’44
5 s ’26 J-J 200,000c—Jan 1 ’28-’52 (See V. I l l , « . 218. for maturitv.)
5s ’26 J-J
25 ,0 0 0 c ._Jan 1 ’28-’52 B O N D . D EB T Apr 26 ’2 6 . $137,000
5s ’26 J-J
50,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’52 Assessed value 1927_______ 3,648,400
5s ’26 J-J
25,000— July 1 ’28-’52 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’2 7 . .$9 ,3 0
5s ’26 M -N 25,000— Nov 1 ’28-’52 Population in 1926 (est.)______ 2,000
5s ’27 M -N 2 5 ,0 0 0 ..N o v 1 ’29-’52
Deficit Bonds.
5s T9 M -S $11,000____ S ep t! 1927 P U L T N E Y T O W N S H IP .
P. O. Bellaire, Belmont County.
6s ’20 . . .
11,000______ 1927-1928
Hospital Improvement Bonds.
Road im pt. Bonds.
5>4s’22 J-D $50,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’46 5s 13 M -S $35,000— Mch 19 ’28 32
5T£s’24 — .
77,000______ 1927-1944 5s T3 J-J
1 5 ,0 0 0 ..July 3 ’28-*32
Crematory C onst. Bonds.
5s T4 M -S 30.000_Mar 10 ’28-’33
5s ’26 J-J $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ...J a n 1 ’28-’52 TO TAL D EB T June 41918 $100,000
Assessed val. 1916_________3,931,340
Judgment Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O $7,738— Oct 1 ’28-’32 Total tax rate (per$1.000) T 6 .$ 1 1 .4 0
5s ’27 A-O
7,738— Oct 1 ’28-’32 Population 1910,18,518; 1 9 20..2,588

OHIO—CITIE S AND TOWNS




R ITTM AN VILLAG E SCH. D IST .
This district is in Wayne County.
5 H ’23M -S 15 $55,000-Sept 15 ’27-47
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 645.)
f$16,OOOc.-Oct 1 '2 7 -3 4
5s ’23 A-O
3 ,0 0 0 c .--O c t 1 1935
22,000c--O ct 1 ’36-’46
I 3,000c— Oct 1 1947
5 ^ s ’24 F-A f 2 ,780--F eb 1 ’28-’31
1 3 ,5 0 0 .-Aug 1 ’27-’31
B O N D . D E B T Apr 27 ’26- $175,790
Sinking fund_______________
10,000
Assess, val. ’25 (60% act.).4,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $12.50
IN T . at the Rittman Savings
Bank, Rittman.
R O C K Y R IVER .
This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
W ater Mains & Sewer Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O $ 3 0 .0 0 0 c --A -0 1927-36
5?4s’24 A-O
5,400___Oct 1 ’26-’34
(For maturity see V . 119, p. 844.)
5s ’26 A-O / 200c_--O ct 1 1928
14,000c.0ct 1 ’29-’36
2 ,5 4 0 c-.-O ct 1 1928
12,000c-.O ct 1 ’29-’32
5J^s’27 A-O \ 4 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1933
3,000c— Oct 1 1934
12,000c_0ct 1 ’35-’37
Highway Bonds.
6s ’22 A-O $5,0 0 0 c..O c t 1 ’27-’31
6s ’22 A-O
6,5 00c.-O ct 1 ’27-’31
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 2630)
5JSs’24 A-O
4 ,0 0 0 ..0 c t 1 ’27-’34
Park Bonds.
6s ’20 A-O j$ l,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1928
\ 1 ,0 0 0 c ... Oct 1 1928
W ater and Light Bonds.
5s ’ 18 A-O ($8,0 0 0 c..O c t 1 ’27-’34
l 53,000c . . . A - O ’35-'54
6s ’20 A-O
2 ,5 0 0 c .0 c t 1 ’27-’31
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5 ^ s ’19 A-O ' $500c___Apr 1 1928
2 ,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’28
4 ,000c .O ct 1 ’27-’30
6s ’21 A-O
5 ,000c.-A -O 1927-31
6s ’22 A-O
2,000c____ Oct 1 1931
1 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1927
1,000c.Oct 1 ’28-’29
1 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1930
5 K s ’24 A-O
1,000c. Oct 1 ’31-’32
1 ,0 0 0 c .. .O ct 1 1933
5s ’26 A-O (54,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’35
1 7,000c. ..O c t 1 1936
5s ’26 A-O 17.950c.Oct 1 ’28-’36
5s ’27 A-O 17,9 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1928
5 K s ’27 A-O 70,945c_Oct 1 ’28-’37
Sewer & Sewage-Disposal Bds.
4J^s’ 16 A-O $37,400c.A -O 1 ’27-’36
Street Lighting System Bonds.
6s ’ 22 A-O Sl.OOOc____ Oct 1 1927
Grade Crossing Abolition Bonds
( V illa g e 's S h a re)
5 ^ s ’24 A-O $35,995 c..O ct 1 ’25-’53
(For maturity see V . 119, p . 844.)
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
($3,0 00c..O ct 1 ’27-’29
5j^s’24 A-O
2,000c___Oct 1 1930
3,000c. .O ct 1 ’31-’33
2 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1934
3 ,000 c..O ct 1 ’27-’32
5M s’24 A-O
1 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1933
500c— Oct 1 1934
Storm Sewer Bonds.
6s ’26 A-O / 8 0 0 c -..O c t 1 1927
\8,OOOc.Oct 1 ’28-’35
5s ’27 A-O
4,65 1 --O ct 1 ’28-’36
Paving Bonds.
5 s ’27 A-O ($23,542c-__Oct 1 1928
( 96,OOOc.Oct 1 ’29-’32
l 25.OOOc.Oct 1 ’33-’37
5s ’27 . . .
20 ,0 0 0 --O ct 1 ’28-’37
G EN . B D . D T . June 1 ’27 $305,004
Assessment debt (add’l)___1,252,257
Sinking fund_______________
20,066
Water debt (incl.)_________
65.500
Total assessed val. 1926-S16,844,680
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $25.20
Population 1920_______________ 1,861
IN T . on all bonds payable at the
First N at. Bank of Rocky River.
R O C K Y R IV E R V IL S C H . D IS T .
Building Bonds.
4 ^ s ’16 A-O $ 6 0 ,0 0 0 - ..A - O ’26-’40
(For maturity see V. 103. p. 2176)
$20,000c. A&O 1 ’31-’40
1,000c. ..A p r 1 1941
2,000c ...O c t 1 1941
5s ’ 17 A-O
4,000c. Apr 1 ’42-’45
8,000c. Oct 1 ’42-’45
20,000c. A&O 1 ’46-’5J
5 H s’ 19 A-O 18,000.. ..O ct 1 ’27-’44
2 ,000 . . ___ Oct 1 1927
6s ’20 —
6s ’21 A-O 19.000-. ..O c t 1 1931

R O M E T W P . R U R A L S C H . D IS T
This district is in Ashtabula Co.
53^s’22 A-O ($54,000— Oct 1 ’2 7 -’44
1 4 ,0 0 0 -..O c t 1 ’4 5 -’46
B O N D . D E B T June 1 ’2 3 . $70,000
Total assessed val. 1922___ 1,650,612
Population 1922___________
622
IN T . payable at Clerk’s office.
ROSS C O U N T Y .
Chlllicothe Is the county seat.
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
5 s ’ 14 J-D $10,500 Due $2,000 y ’ly
Bridge Bonds.
5s 13 A-O $8.000____ Apr 1 1934
(Opt. $1,000 yrly. beg. Apr. 1 ’ 17)
5s ’ 15 M -N $ 4 ,0 0 0 -.Nov 1 ’27 -’28
5s ’ 16 M -S
8,000 — Sept 1 ’26 -’29
5s ’ 17 M -N 130,000____________1957
6s T 8 M -S
9,000____________1928
6s ’20 A-O 16,00 0 c..O c t 1 ’27-’30
6 s ’20 M -S 36,000c.M ar 1 5 ’28-’36
5s ’27 J-J (21 ,0 0 0 --Jan 2 ’29-’35
1 3,600____ Jan 2 1936
Road Bonds.
5s ’25 A-O ($72,000.-O ct 1 ’27-’32
\ 1 3 ,8 0 0 ---Oct 11933
Memorial Building Bonds.
5s ’16 F-A $ 2 2 ,0 0 0 ................... 1935
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’ 13 A-O $48,000____ Apr 1 1942
(Opt. $3,000 yrly. beginning 1920)
T O TAL D E B T Jan i9 2 7 . $568,000
Tot.ass’dval.’26(70% act.)67,563,565
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’24.$19.80
Populat’n 1910, 40,069; 1920.41.556
INTEREST on bridge bonds paya­
ble at County Treasurer’s office.
R O S S T W P . R U R A L S. D .
This township (P. O. Jamestown)
Is in Greene County.
School-Com pletion Bonds.
5s ’ 16 A-O $35,000-A -O 1 ’32-’33
B O N D . D E B T M ay 27 ’27 $31,830
T ot.ass’d val.;’27 (M act.).2 ,100,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 7 .$ 1 1 .6 5
R U S H C R E E K S C H O O L D IS T .
This district (P. O. Bremen) is in
Fairfield County.
$4 0 ,0 0 0 -.M a r 1 ’28-’41
6 0 ,000..S ep t 1 ’27-’41
2 4 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’4 2 -’49
24,000__Sept 1 ’4 2 -’49
IT Jan. 1925. $163,500
Assessed valuation_________ 4,550,000
Population (estimated)________ 2,500
IN T . at office of Clerk Bd. of Ed.

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S A B IN A S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
This district (P. O. Sabina) is in
Clinton County.
Building Bonds.
4>4s
. . . $20,000_____ 1927-1946
B O N D . D E B T Apr 26 ’2 7 . $25,500
Total assess, val. 1926____ 1,799,670
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $22.00
Population 1925 (est.)_________ 1.800
ST. B E R N A R D .
This city Is In Hamilton County.
Incorp. 1878. Pop’n 1910, 5,002;
.1920, 6,312.
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s ’13 F-A $6.000____ Feb 1 1933
4J4s’ 15 J-J
13.000
July 1 1945
7.000
A pr 1 1941
5M s’ 18 A-O
5s ’ 18 . . .
6 .0 0 0
-------- 1948
5M s’19 M -S 4 8 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’51
1.000
Sept 1 1952
5J^s’20 s-a
9,OOOc.Sept 15 ’27-45
5>|s’20 M -S 18.000
____________Sept 15 1945
5s ’24 J-D 12.000
D ec 1 1939
Park and Playground Bonds.
4s ’10 J-D $15,000c
June 1 1940
4s ’l l M -N 6 ,0 0 0 -— M ay 10 1941
4s ’l l J-D
6.000
Dec 1 1941
4 H s ’ 10 A-O
4,400— Oct 15 1940
5s ’13 F-A 11,200-------Aug 1 1943
6s ’ 21 .
16.000
Sept 1 1951
W ater & Light Bonds.
4s ’04 A-O $85,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1934
4s ’06 M -N 6 ,0 0 0 c --.M a y 1 1936
4,000c. ..A u g 1 1936
4s ’06 F-A
4s ’07 F-A 10,000c..A u g 20 1937
6,500c— Apr 20 1937
4s ’07 A-O
4 ^ s ’08A-O
4,000c— Apr 15 1938
4s ’10
12.000
______ 1940
4s ’ 12
________ ..A p r ______
10,000c.
_ 1 1942
5s ’ 13 M -N 3 0 ,0 0 0 ... N o t 15 1943
5s ’ 14 J-J
"
4,500— -Jan 15 1944
5s T5 J-J
10,000— Jan 15 1945
4 H s ’ 17 A-O
7.000
____________Apr 12 1947
5s ’ 17 M -S
3.000
M ar 5 1947
5s ’ 18 - - 6 .0 0 0 ___________ 1948
5 J^s’ 19 . . .
9 .0 0 0 _____ 1927-1939
($500 in even years, $1,000 in odd.)
6s ’21 —
10,000_____Sept 1 1951
5 s ’20 . . .
8,000— Sept 15 1935
5 H s’20 J-D
6,500____ June 1 1950
5 % s ’ 2 2 F-A
10.000
_Feb 1 1942
5s ’23 M -S 47.000
_Mar 1 1938
_ _

R IC H F IE L D T W P . S C H . D IS T .
This district is in Summit County.
School-Building.
5s T5 A-O $22,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’39
Funding Bonds.
6s ’26 A-O $25,953--A p r 1 ’27-’31
B O N D . D EB T Mar 2 6 '2 5 - $28,000
R A N D O L P H T O W N S H IP S. D.
4,412
This district (P . O . Englewood) is Sinking fund_______________
Totalassess. val. ’25 (act.).2,115,880
in Montgomery County.
B O N D . D E B T June 3 ’2 6 . $128,120 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___ $18.20
Floating debt (add’l) _____
1,135 Popul’n 1910, 990; 1922 (est.). 1,000
Total assess, val. '25______ 2,539,290
R IC H L A N D C O U N T Y .
Mansfield Is the county seat
R A D N O R S P E C IA L S. D .
Flood Emergency Bonds.
This district (P. O. Radnor) is in
5s T 3 A-O $5,000______ A-O 1926
Delaware County.
Bridge Bonds.
Building Bonds.
$750c_____ M -N 1927
5s ’ 16 M -S $ 12.000--M -S 1 ’28-’36 6s T 8 M -N
A-O
5,000____ Oct 1 1927
B O N D . D E B T June 2 ’2 7 .- $13,500 6s T9
Funding Bonds.
1,500
Sinking fund_______________
Total assessed val. 1927___3.500,000 6s ’22 A-O $35,000--O ct 1 ’ 27-’31
Road Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927— $5.80
5s T9 J-J $13,000 ____ J-J ’27-’30
5s T9 J-J
6,000 ____ J-J ’27-’29
RAVHNNA.
7,200
J-J ’27-’28
This city’ is situated in Portage 5s T9 J-J 20,000 ____ J-J '2 7 -’31
____
5s T 9 J-J
County. Incorp. Deo. 6 1852.
5s T9 J-J
20,000- — — J-J ’27-’31
Fire Station & City Hall Bonds.
6,000___ A-O ’27-'29
6s ’20 M -S $73,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’37 6s ’20 J-J
6s '20 A-O 76,245________________
Sewer Bonds.
6s
5,000___ A-O 27-’31
4s ’06 J-D S5.000C-.J&D30 1927 6s ’21 A-O 13.000________________
—.
5 ^ s ’19 J-D 11.000c_J-D30 ’26-’29 5 H s’22 A-O 150.000— Oct 1 ’27-’32
(See V. 110, p. 389, for maturity.) 5J^s’26 A-O
9 ,0 0 0 -— Oct 1 ’27-’29
6 s ’21 J-D
9.500C-J&D 30 1928
5M s’24 A-O
5,500cOct 15 ’27-’37 5s County Building Bonds. '2 6 -’30
’25 A-O $185,000—A-O
R efunding W ater Bonds.
For
V . 120, p. 860.)
5 H s’ 18 M -S $50,000cM&S 15 ’32-’40 T O T. maturity see1927--$2,007,030
D EB T Apr
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 16 F-A $23,500c- M & S ’27-’30 Total assessed val. 1926-133,712,310
434s’16 M -S 60,000c M -S 15 ’30-’37 Population 1910,47,667; 1920-55,178
IN T . payable at Treasurer’s office.
(See Y . 103, p . 343. for maturity.)
^3.000cM ar 15 ’30-’35 R IC H M O N D H E IG H T S V IL L A G E
6.000cSept 15 ’30-’35
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
5.500C.M AS 15 1936
5.000C-M&S 15 1937 is This district (P. O. South Euclid)
5s '17 M -S
in Cuyahoga County.
4 ,0 0 0 c ..M a r 15 1938
$3.000c-Oct 1 ’27-’29
4 ,500c-.Sept 15 1938 6s '21 A-O
20,000c.0ct 1 ’30-’39
5 ,0 0 0 c ..M a r 15 1939
33,OOOc.Oct 1 '40-’50
3,500c— .M -S '28-’29
5 ^ s ’20 M -S
32.OOOc.Oct 1 ’51-’58
1 8 ,0 0 0 c ...M -S ’30-'38 5 ^ s ’2 3 A - 0 *43,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’48
_ _____
6,000cSept 15 ’28-’30 6s ’24 F-A *5,000c_Aug 1 ’27-’36
5 H s’22 M -S
5 H s’23 M -S 15 2,500cSept 15 '27-’31 B O N D . DEBT June 11 ’24 $90,000
Street Bonds (C i t y ’ s p o r t i o n ) .
Sinking fund______________
5,978
5 K s ’22 A-O
6 ,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’30 Tot.sch.tax rate (per$l ,000) ’23 .$12.40
5J4s'23 J-D ( 4 ,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1927
* IN T . at district depository in
114,000c.Dec 1 ’2S-’31 Cleveland.
5M s’24 M -S
7,500c.Sept 1 ’27-’31
5s ’25 M -S
1,650-Sept 15 ’27-’29 R IC H W O O D .
5s ’26 M -S
5,613-Sept 15 ’27-’32
This village is in Union County.
Pumping Unit Bonds.
Bonds.
5s ’26 M -S $20,000-Sept 15 ’28-’37 6s R efunding $ 8 ,500c— A-O ’27-’44
T 8 A-O
G E N . BONDS Apr 26 ’2 7 - $361,460 B O N D . DEBT
7 i927 $28,500
Water bonds (incl.)_________ 216,500 Tot. assess, val.June (act.).2,440,000
’26
Assessment debt_____________ 131,464 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $21.60
Sinking fund_______________ 65,876 Population 1910, 1.729; 1920— 1,601
Total assessed value 1926
(about 80% actual)____ 15,451,040
Total tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 6 ---$2 0 .20 R ID G E F IE L D T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Monroeville)
Population 1910, 5,310; 1920-.7.219
is in Huron County.
IN T . at 2d Nat. Bk.. Ravenna.
5s T 9 A-O $1,800____ A-O ’27-’28
B O N D . DEBT M ay 1 ’2 7 - $17,000
R A V E N N A C I T Y S C H . D IS T .
Floating debt (add’l) ______
3,000
Population 1910, 1,976; 1920—2,020
School Bldg. Bonds.
6s ’20 A -0$345.000c— A-O ’26-’55
(See V . I l l , p. 1776, for maturity.) R ID G E T W P . R U R A L S C H . D IS .
5s ’22 J-D30*13,000c.Dec 30 ’27-’31
This district (P. O. Van Wert) is in
53^s’23 J-D *16,000-Dec 15 ’27-’32 Van Wert County.
($10,000____ M -S ’27-’29
B D . D E B T M ay 14 T 7 - - - $343,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$9.97 6t$s’ 18M-S \ 33,000____ M -S ’29-’32
* IN T . at Second Nat. Bank,
i 15.000____ M -S ’32-'34
Ravenna.
T O T. B D . D T . Apr 1917— $45,000
Tot .assess .val .’17 (90 % act.) 4 125,000
R A V E N N A T W P . S C H . D IS T .
This district is in Portage County. R ID G E V IL L E T W P . R U R . S. D.
5s T 5 A-O $26.500c.-O ct 1 ’27-’41
This district (P. O. Ridgeville) is
(See V . 100. p. 1021, for maturity.) fn Lorain County.
B O N D . D E B T Apr. 18 ’24- $106,500
School Bonds.
Sinking fund_______________
3,771 6s ’24 A-O $8,000c. .O ct 1 ’27-’35
Assessed valuation 1922— 4,080,500 5M s’25 A-O
8,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’34
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’22.$8.6C
Building Bonds.
Pop’n 1910, 1,141; 1920 (est.). 1,275
$84,OOOcOct 1 ’27-’39
IN T . at Second Nat. Bk.,Ravenna 5Jis’23 A-O ($6,000 in even and
$7,000 in odd years.)
R A W S O N V IL . S C H O O L D IS T .
56,OOOcOct 1 ’40-’47
This district is in Hancock Co.
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’23 F-A $5,000c____ F-A ’28-’31
Building Bonds.
5s T7 M -S $31,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’37 B OND. D EB T Aug 1 9 2 3 .- $153,000
5s '18 M -S
8,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’34 Assessed valuation________ 4,684,430
I N T . on deficiency bonds at Cleve­
T O T . B D . D T . M ay 1 ’2 6 . $61,000
Floating debt (add’l) _____
4,000 land Trust Co. of Lorain; on others at
Sinking fund_______________
5,000 Lorain Co. Sav. & Tr. C o., Elyria.
Total assessed value 1926.-3,494,310
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 5 -.$ 6 .6 0 R IL E Y T W P . SCH. D IS T .
Population in 1925------------------------700
This district (P. O. Pandora) is in
Putnam County.
R E A D IN G .
5s ’27 M -S ($6,000cM & S ’28-’29
144,000cM & S ’30 -’40
This village is in Hamilton Co.
5 % s ’27 M -S
4,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’30
W ater W orks Impt. Bonds.
5M s’24 ann $ 7 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’33 B O N D . DEBT M ay 1 1927 $54,000
Sinking fund_______________
1,500
Judgment & Funding Bonds.
6s ’21 s-a
$6,500------------------------- Total assess, val. 1927-------3,500,000
W ater-W orks & Electric Light. Total tax rate(per $ l,0 0 0 )’2 7 .$ l3 .2 0
6s T9 s-a
$ 3,000____ June 1 1929 Population 1927 (est.)-------------1,800
Street Impt. {.V illa g e's p o r t i o n .)
6s ’20 M -S J $500____ Sept 1 1929 R IP L E Y .
This village is in Brown County.
t 1,000____ Mar 1 1930
6M s’22 J-D
5,000--June 1 ’28-'32
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’23 - - 6 ,0 0 0 --M a y 1 ’28-’33 5M s’22 M -N
$500____ M ay 1 1930
T O T. B D . D T . April ’2 4 -- $167,246
Refunding Bonds.
Water debt (incl.)_________
65,100 6s ’22 J-J $25,000c--Jan 1 ’28-’52
Sinking fund_______________
18,504 B O N D . D EB T June 8 ’27 - $73,500
Total assessed val. 1924___ 3.005,700 Total assess, val. 1924____ 1,425,000
Total tax rate (per $ l,0 0 0 )’24-$24.84 Total tax rate (per $ l,0 0 0 )’24-$ 3 i.8 5
Population 1910_______________ 3,985 Population 1910, 1,840; 1920, 1.600

R ITTM AN .
This village is in Wayne County.
Paving Bonds.
,s ’20 - . - $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 ....................1929
Sewer Bonds.
-s ’ 15
$19,000__________ 1942
-s ’ 16 —
2 ,000__________ 1925
5>4s’ 17 - - 1 ,5 0 0 ------- 1927-1930
Park Bonds.
6s ’20 s-a
$ 5 ,0 0 0 --June 1 '28-'37
5s ’25 A-O 3,000— Oct 1 ’27-’32
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5 H s’19 s-a
$5,000-M ar 15 ’30-’34
I 2,000................ .............
6 s ’27 - _ - j 12,500________________
(10,000________________
W ater W orks Bonds.
-s T5 - - - $46,000........
1944
R efunding Bonds.
5H s’22J -J
$6,000— J & J l’28-’33
BOND. D E B T M ay 23 ’24 $79,000
27,450
Assess, debt (add’l)________
Floating debt______________
900
Total assessed val. 1923___ 3,159.975
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’23-$26.20
Population 1922 (est.)_________ 1,800

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RECOVERY.
This village (P. O. Fort Recovery)
Is in Mercer County.
B O N D . D E B T June 22 ’25 $25,300
Floating debt (add’l) _____
12,900
Water bonds (included)___
6,700
Total assessed val. 1924___ 1,456.440
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'24_$17 40
Population 1920_______________ 1,092

6s ’22 A-O 200,000____ Oct 1 1946
5 H s ’22 A-O 11,000---- Oct 1 ’27-’49
5 J^s’23 A-O * ll,0 0 0 ._ O c t 1 ’27-’50
( 2,000___Apr 1 ’ 28-’31
5 K s ’24 A-O \ 2,000___Oct 1 ’28-’31
(10,000— Oct 1 ’32-’51
4 % s ’25 A-O 3 4 ,0 0 0 --O ct 1 ’2 6 -’35
(For maturity see V . 121, p . 245.)
'14,000____ Oct 1 1927
15.000
____________Oct
1 1928
14.000
____________Oct
1 1929
3 0 .0 0 0 .
. 0 ct ’30-’31
1
14.000
____________Oct
1 1932
3 0 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’33-’34
14.000
____________Oct
1 1935
3 0 .0 0 0 .
. 0 c t ’36-’37
1
5s ’27 A-O 14.000
____________Oct
1 1938
3 0 .0 0 0 .
. 0 c t ’39-’40
1
14.000
____________Oct
1 1941
3 0 .0 0 0 .
-Oct ’42-’43
1
14.000
____________Oct
1 1944
3 0 .0 0 0 .
-Oct ’45-’46
1
14.000
____________Oct
1 1947
3 0 .0 0 0 .
-Oct ’48-’49
1
,13,000____ Oct .1 ____
1950
G E N . B D . D i '. Jan.26,’27_$750,460
Total assessed val. 1927.-19,980,900
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’22-’2 3 ..$ 2 2 .5 0
Population 1927 (est.)_________4,000
* I N T . at District Clerk’s offica

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PU TN A M COUNTY.
Ottawa Is the county seat.
Pavement Bonds.
f $483c— N ov 1 1927
5s ’26 M-N-i 1,000c___N ov 1 1928
(14,000c. Nov 1 ’29-’35
Road Bonds.
5s '26 M -N I $849c___N ov 1 1927
\17,000c-M -N 1 ’28 -3 6
TOTAL D E B T July 1 ’25 $333,444
Total assessed value 1924
(about 3-5 act.)_______ 46,927,805
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’21$7.57 +
Population 1910, 29.972; 1920-27,751
1NT. at County Treas. office.

R IP L E Y S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
Building Bonds.
5s T6 M -N $2,500____ Nov 3 1936
(Subject to call after Nov. 3 1931.)
R efunding Bonds.
5s T8 M -N $2,5 0 0 c -.N o v 29 1938
(Subject to call after Nov. 29 1928)
B O N D . D E B T Apr 27 ’27 $45,500
Sinking fund_______________
6,000
Total assessed value 1926— 1,425,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922____ $26.70
Population 1920______________ 1,529

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R E A D IN G S C H O O L D IS T . N O . 1.
Building Bonds.
4J^s’ 16 F-A $60,000c___
Feb 1 ’36, ’40. '51 & '56
6s T 8 F-A
2 ,7 0 0 .______ ________
B O N D . D EB T Feb 6 T 8 - - $62,700
757
Sinking fund_______________
Total assessed val. 1920___3,000,000
School tax rate (per$l,000) ’20$14,87
IN T . at First Nat. Bk., Lockland.

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F U T -IN -B A Y S C H O O L D IS T .
This district (P. O. Put-In-Bay)
is in Ottawa County.
School Building Bonds.
6s '19 M -S $18.000— M -S ’27-’44
5s ’ 19 J-D
1,500c.June 1 ’28-’30
B O N D . D E B T June 1 ’2 7 - $22,000
Tot.asses. val.’26(80% act.) 1,240,000
Tot. tax rate (per S i,000) ’2 6 ..$ 9 -5 0
Population in 1927 (est.)_________ 450

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Street-Im pt. Bonds ( C i ty 's P o r . ) .
S T . BERNARD (C o n clu d e d ).
5s '16 P-A $ 1 ,0 0 0 -.- Feb 15 1928
W ater Main Ext. Bonds.
4 H s ’ 17 M -8 $4.000____ Mar 5 1947 5s '16 M -N 12.000— Feb 1 '28-’39
6s '21 - . - / 2,000____ Sept 11930
Street, Sidewalk and Sewer
127.000.-Sept 1 ’31-’39
(City’s Portion) Bonds.
4s '03 A-O $14,000____ Aug 1 1936 5s '24 A-O 3 ,0 0 0 --O ct 1 ’27-’34
2 ,4 0 0 .-Oct 1 '2 7 -’34
4s '04 M -S 15.000____ Mar 1 1936 5s '24 A-O
8 ,0 0 0 c ..O c t 1 '27-’34
6 .0 0 0 . . . 5 .p t 20 1936 5s '24 A-O
4s '05 M -S
3.000c— Mar 1 1936 5s '25 A-O 1 3,500c..O ct 1 '27-’35
4s '06 M -8
1,800c..O ct 1 ’27-’35
1.000— --J u ly 16 1936 5s '25 A-O
4s '06 J-J
5 ,5 5 0 ---O c t 1 ’30-’37
4s '04 M -S 15,000c-— Mar 1 1934 5s '27 A-O
Electric-Light Bonds.
5,000c.-June 15 1936
4s '06 J-D
6.000c--D ec 10 1937 4 H s’ l l J-D $5.000c_Apr 1 ’28-’32
4s '07 J-D
Sept1 1932
3.000
Sewer Bonds.
4s '12 Sept
5s '13 M -S 10.000
M ar 1 1943 4J4s'12 F-A $26.0 0 0 .-Apr 1 '28-’40
1 2 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 '28-’39
5.000
Apr 1 1933 5Ms'13 J-J
5s '13 A-O
5s '13 M -S
M ay 11943 5 s ’24 A-O 24,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-’34
2.500
6 0 0 -..Ju ne 15 1933 5s ’27 A-O (1,000____ Oct 1 1928
5s '13 June
5.000—
-Jan 15 1944
19,000--Oct 1 ’2 9 -’37
5s '14 J-D
3.000—
-O ct 10 1945 W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s ’ 15 A-O
7 .000
5s ’ 15 —
_____ 1945 4s ’09 J-J $138,000 c...J u ly 1 1959
444s’ 16 M -N 32.0 0 0 -.N o v 1 ’27-’42
2.000—
-Aug 27 1956
444s’16 P-A
50.000
July 9 1946 5J4s’18 s-a
20.000___________ . - - - 4J4s’ 16 J-J
M ay 15 1936 W ater Main Extension Bonds.
4 K s ’ 16 M -N 3.500—
5s
— Mar 30 1947 ’25 A-O $ 2 8 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’40
4 H s ’ 17 M -S 7 0.0004 14s'17 A-O 1 2 . 0 0 0 - Apr 12 1947 Judgment Bonds.
5s
3.000—
Apr 12 1947 ’25 A-O ($12,000_0ct 1 ’27-’29
4J4s’ 17 A-O
2 .0 0 0 .
--N o v 21 1927
1 3,000____ Oct 1 1930
5s '17 . . .
______1947
4 .500
Funding Bonds.
5s '17 . . .
11,000c— Apr 1 ’28-’49 6s ’20 F-A $ 2 3 ,9 2 8 .-Feb 1 '31-’45
5>4s'18 s-a
17.000c— Jan 1 '28-’44
Sewer & Bridge-Repair Bonds.
5>4s’ 19 s-a
1,200 ____________1934 4J4s’09 A-O $1,000c-- Apr 119 2 8
5s '19 . . .
6 .0 0 0 .
-Sept 1 ’27-’39
Deficiency Bonds.
5s '19 —
3.500— Sept 1 '27 -3 4 6s '20 M -S $4,000--Sept 15'27-28
5s '19 —
2 8 .0 0 0 - Sept 15 ’27-'55TOT. DEBT July i '25— $767,871
5J4s’20 —
900____ June 1 1950 Population in 1920___________ 10,305
5>4s’20 - . INTEREST on the refunding bds.
7.000
____________Mar 1 1934
6s '20 —
of 1910 Is payable at City Treasurer’s
3.000
____________Sept ’27-’30
514s’20 M -S
3 .0 0 0
_1927-1935 office; on all other bonds at Far­
5 J4s'20 - - mers’ 1946
38.000
____________July 1 National Bank, Salem. O.
6s '21 J-J
6s '21 - - 13,000____ July 1 1951
150,000____ July 1 1951
6s '21 . . .
60,000____ July 1 1951 SALE M S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
6s '21 - . 5,000____ Mar 1 1951 4 M's’ 16 M -S $59.000c.M ar 6 ’28 -‘56
6s '21 M -S
J-D 11,000c....................1938
14.000____ Dec 1 1940 5s
5s '22 J-D
4 Ms
M -N 9 5 ,0 0 0 c ................1 9 4 6
R efunding Bonds.
4 H s ’14 F-A $13,000_____ Feb 1 1934 5s ’23 J-J f40.000c.Jan 1 ’28-’43
5s ’23 F-A ) 5,000c .. F - A ’27-31
Town*HalI Bonds.
l
600____Aug 1 1931
4s '08 J-J
$6,000c— July 1 1938
5s ’25 M -S 3 3 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’37
Condemnation Bonds.
4 K s ’16 M -N
$ 6 0 0 .— Nov 26 1946 B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’26- $250,500
Total assess, val. 1925____ 19,325,280
Incinerator Impt. Bonds.
6s '26 M -N $13,500_____Nov 1 1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $21.00
T O T . B D . D T . Apr 1927-SI,178,200 Population 1923______________ 11,000
f IN T . at Dist. Treasurer’s office.
Assessed value 1926______ 26,493,570
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $14.78
IN T . at Cit. Bank of St. Bernard SALEM T W P . R O A D D IS T .
This district (P. O. Leetonia) is In
Columbiana County.
S T . B E R N A R D SCHOOL D 1ST.
B OND. D EB T Apr 28 ’2 7 . $32,392
4s '00 M -N $30.000c._M ay 29 1930 Sinking fund_______________
7,599
4s '09 A-O 17,000—Apr 15 '28-'44 Total assessed val. 1926___6,480,000
4s '12 F-A 75,000___Aug 27 1952 Dist. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$17.20
4s '12 J-D 1 0 0,000.— Dec 23 1952
4 « s '1 5 M -N 20,000____ Nov 6 1952
4J4s'16 M -S 1 5 ,0 0 0 ..-M ar 15 1956 S A LIN E V IL L E .
5J4s'19 J-J
30,000c___Jan 11955
This village is in Columbiana Co.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 7 ’27-$300,000
W ater W orks Impt. Bonds.
Sinking fund_______________ 111,889 6s ’20 J-J ($2,000-Jan 15 ’28-’31
District tax (per $1,000) 192 7 ..$ 1 .8 2
1 2.500-July 15 27-31
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 7,300 6s ’27 A-O
( 500____ Oct 1 1928
IN T .at Cit. Bank of St. B.
13,000--O ct 1 ’29-’31
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
6s ’ 18 M -S $1 8 .0 0 0 ..M a r 1 ’27-’35
S T . C L A IR S V IL L E .
tW ater W orks R efunding Bds.
This village is in Belmont County
6 s ’22 A-O j$ 7 -0 0 0 ---0 c t 1 ’2 7 -3 5
Street Impt. (V i ll a g e ’ s p o r t i o n ) .
{
500____ Oct 1 1934
6s '20 A-O $ 4 6,000.-Oct 1 ’27-'39
6s '24 A-O ( 2,800c.-O ct 1 ’27-’30 BOND. D EB T May 1924- $44,700
1 8 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1931 Assessed val. ’21(60% act.) . 1,511,250
B O N D . DEBT May 1927. $89,555 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1921____ $25.90
Total assessed val. 1926_ 2,750,000 Population 1910, 2.403; 1920. 2.700
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IN'T. on bonds of 1918 payable at
Total tax rate (per $1.000)'23 .$21.70
Population 1910, 1,393; 1920. 1.561. Village Treasurer’s office and on
bonds marked (t) at the office of the
Village Sinking Fund Trustees.
S T . M A R T 'S .
This city Is In Auglaize County.
SANDUSKT.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
This city Is situated In Erie County,
4M s'09 J-J $15,000____ July 1 1934
6s ’ 13 J-D
664.88-Dec 1 1929 on Sandusky Bay. Settled June 5
5M s’22 A-O
2 .7 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’30 1818. Incorp. as a town Feb. 14
5M s’2 2 A - 0
8.000. .Apr 1 ’28-’31 1824: as a city Mch. 6 1845.
R efunding Bonds.
5M s’27 A-O 14 .0 0 0 c .-0 c t 1 ’27-’40
4M s’19 M -N I$24,000-M ay 1 ’31-’36
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’ 14 J-J
$2,200____ Jan 1 1929
\ 2,500____ M ay 1 1937
4s ’06 J-D 50,000____Dec 1 1936 4M s’ 19 J-D
8,000-.June 1 ’31-’37
4s ’20 J-D 26 ,0 0 0 --June 1 ’2 9 -’35
General Street R efunding.
4 M s’03 M -S $20,000____ Mar 1 1928
Market Equipment Bonds.
4s '12 A-O 46,000c___Oct 1 1937 5s ’ 19 F-A
$ 6 9 0 .-Aug 1 ’27-’29
4 Ms ’ 16J-J
1 8 ,2 0 0 .--F e b 10 1936
Police Equipment.
5Ms ’ 18A-O 34,000____ A-O ’27-’40 5s ’24 A-O $2,400___Oct 1 ’27-’30
W ater W orks & Elec. L t. Bonds.
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s ’ 16 A-O $ 2 8 ,0 0 0 .-A -O 1 ’27-’40 5s ’22 M -N $ 5 5 ,0 0 0 .-M a y 1 ’28-’38
7 ,0 0 0 -.M a y 1 ’28-’31
5M s’ 19 A-O 10,000c___A-O ’27-’31 5s ’23 M -N
W ater Bonds.
5s ’24 M -S / 7 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’33
5s ’95 M -S $8,OOOc.Sept 1 ’27-’30
114,000-.Sept 1 ’3 4 -’40
Fire Engine Bonds.
5s ’24 M -N 5.000-_N ov 1 ’27-’31
5M s’24 M -N $ l0,000..M a y 1 ’28-’32
Heating Plant Bonds.
T O T . B D . D T . M ay 1927 $328,520 5s ’ 19 M -S $1.000--Sept 1 ’27-’31
Tot. val. 1926 (70% a ct.)--7,125,000
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1924___ $25.60 5s ’22 J-D
9 ,0 0 0 --Dec 1 ’27-’32
Population in 1920___________5,679
Grade Crossing Elim. Bonds.
IN T. at office of SinkiDg Fund 5s ’17 M -S
$ 1 5 0 - .. Sept 1 1927
Trustees
5s ’ 19 J-J
4 ,0 0 0 --. July 1 1928
5 s ’24 J-D fl9,OOOc-Dec 1 ’27-’45
S T . M A R T ’ S S C H O O L D I S T .—
\20,000c.Dec 1 ’46-’55
5s ’22 M -S /1 4 0,000-.S ep t 1 ’27-’45 4J4s’26 — 60 ,0 0 0 --July 1 ’28-’47
1 14,000— Sept 1 /4 6 -4 7
City’s Portion Paving Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S 8 4,000--Sept 1 ’27-’47 5s ’18 A-O
$ 8 0 0 -._ Apr 1 1928
5s ’24 M -S 12,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’35 5s ’ 18 A-O
6 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’28
B O N D . DEBT July 1 ’2 5 -- $359,000 6s ’21 A-O
7 ,2 0 0 --Apr 1 ’28-’30
Tot. ass’d val. ’24 (9 0 % act)7,150,000 6a ’21 A-O
9 .0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’28-’30
School tax (per $1,000) 1924--$12.49 6s ’21 A-O 10 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’28-’31
Population in 1923 (approx.) — 6,000 6s ’21 A-O $2,600--A p r 1 ’28-’31
IN T . is payable at American State 4 ^ s ’21 M -N
1 ,0 0 0 --M a y 1 ’28-’29
Bank of St. M ary’s.
5s ’22 F-A
1,750--F e b 1 ’28-’30
5s ’22 J-D
16,000-.June 1 ’28 ’31
SALEM .
5s ’23 A-O 1 8 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’33
This city Is In Columbiana County 5 s ’23 M -N
6 ,0 0 0 .-M a y 1 ’28-’33
Refunding Bonds
5 s ’23 J-D
2 ,4 0 0 -.June 1 ’28-’32
6s ’21 - - - $ 12,000--July 1 ’28-’41 5 s ’24 M -S 1 0 ,4 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’35
4M s’ 10 J-J
6.000c.July 1 ’28-’33 5s ’24 M -S
6 ,7 5 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’35
4M s’ 10 A-O
3,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’29
Harbor Bonds.
5s ’ 15 F-A 23,000..F e b 1 ’28-’50 5 ^ s ’20 F-A $33,800--A ug 1 ’27-’35
5s ’ 15 M -S 10 .0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’36
Municipal Dock Impt. Bonds.
5s ’16 M -S $13,000-M ar 15 ’28-’40 5>3s’20 F-A $6,0 0 0 ..A u g 1 ’27-’30
5M s’ 18 F-A
8,000-Feb 15 ’28-’29 5s ’22 A-O
6 ,0 0 0 -..O c t 1 ’27-’32
1 1 .8 1 4 .-Apr 1 ’29-’34 5s ’23 M -N
5M s’ 18
6 9 0 - .- M ay 1 1928
4 ,7 4 0 ...M ar 15 1930
Street Improvement Bonds.
5s ’19 s-a {15,000-M ar 15 ’3 1 -3 3 4J^sT6 M -S $ 6 ,0 0 0 c --0 e t 1 '27-’30
1.000— Mar 15 1934 4 % s ’27 M -N i 60,0 0 0 --N o v 1 ’28-’37
5s
A-O
2 ,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’29
Street Signs Bonds.
5M s’22 s-an 3 0 .0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’2 8-37 5s T9 M -S
$ 5 0 0 --_ Mar 1 1928
Pum ping Station Bonds.
Street Equipm ent Bonds.
5s ’24 A-O $8,000c_0ct 15 ’27-’34 5s ’23 A-O $ 3 ,2 0 0 --. Apr 1 1928
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s ’26 J-J 115,275--July 1 ’28-’36
’ 16 J-D $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-"39 5s ’26 - - 9 8 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’28-’36

C. P. Private Sewer & W ater
City’s Portion Sewer Bonds.
4s T 4 M -N $45,000-M ay 1 ’28-’30
4 H s ’15 M -S 78,000--Sept 1 ’27-’30
4M s’15 J-D 3 4 ,2 0 0 .-June 1 ’28-’30
4 K s ’ 17 F-A
1 ,0 7 5 --- Aug 1 1927
5s T8
A-O
3 0 0 - - . Apr 1 1928
5s T 8
A-O
6 0 0 ,-O c t 1 '2 7 -2 8
5s '18
A-O
6 0 0 -.O ct 1 ’27-’28
5s T9
M -S
1,500___ Mar 1 1928
5s T9
J-D
3,100___ Dec 1 1931
5s '21
J-J
900___ Jan 1 1931
T O T . B D . D T . July 1 '2 7 . $699,700
Assess, value, year 1926:
Real estate_____________40,798,490
Personal_______________ 15,192,480

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S C IO T O V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T .
See Portsmouth School District.
S E B R IN Q .
This village Is In Mahoning Co.
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
5s T 6 F-A
$340c— Oct 1 1927
W ater W orks Bonds.
4 J4*’ 18 A-O ($57,000c-.O ct 1 ’27-’47
t 21,000c____ Oct 1 1948
G E N . B D . D T . M ay 29 ’27 $224,610
Water debt (included)_____ 144,006
Assessment debt (add'l)___
56,940
Sinking fund_______________
13,634
Total assessed value 1926.-6,658,580
Total tax rate(per $1,000)’26-$19.60
Population 1920_______________ 3,541

T otal_______________ $55,990,970
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$18.20 S E B R IN Q S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
Population in 1920___________ 22,897
Building Bonds.
IN T . payable in New York City 5V4s’20 . . .
$S,000— Nov 1 ’27-’29
at American Exchange N at. Bank 53^s’22 M -S 9 5 ,0 0 0 --M ar 8 ’28-’46
and at City Treasurer's office.
Deficiency Bonds.
6s '20 M -N $ 9 ,000--N ov 1 ’2 7 -’35
SANDUSKT COUNTY.
Refunding Bonds.
Fremont is the county seat.
6s ’20 M -N $ 2 ,8 0 0 --N ov 1 ’26-’29
Road Bonds.
B O N D . D EB T Apr. 21 ’24- $207,214
5s '20 M -S $ 2 ,0 0 0 .Sept 15 ’27-’28 Tot. assess, val. " 2 3 ( % act) 4,616,000
6s ’21 M -S
8 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’30 Total tax rate(per$l,000) '23-$14.50
6s '21 A-O
5 ,0 0 0 --. Oct 1 1927 Population in 1920_____________4,060
5 K s ’22 A-O 15,0 0 0 --O ct 1 ’27-’31
5s ’25 A-O 2 3 ,0 0 0 .--O c t 1 ’27-’34
5s ’25 M -S / 1 ,0 0 0 c .- Sept 1 1927 SENECA C O U N T Y .
Tiffin is the county seat.
14,000-cSept 1 '2 8 -3 4
Road Bonds.
4 ,000c .Sept 1 ’27-'30
5s '25 M -S { 6 ,000c.Sept 1 ’31-’33 5s ’ 18 s-a $11,000c.................. ........
____
26,000c_____________
. 1 ,5 0 0 c ... Sept 1 1934 -s
5s ’26 - - 9,200-Sept 18 ’27-31 6s ’20 M -S 2 0 .0 0 0 c .-M -S '27-'28
8 0 0 0 c ... M -S 1927
5s ’26 - - 2 2 ,5 0 0 .-N ov 6 '2 7 -3 5 6s ’20 M -S
5s
— _ 27,500-Sept 2 0 ’27-’35 6s ’20 M -S 1 6 .000c.-M -S '27-'28
6s’21 M -S 4 0 .0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1929
Bridge Bonds.
____
24,000c--------------------6s ’21 A -0 $ 200,000--O ct 1 ’27-’40 6s
5 H s ’24 A-O
9 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’32 5 H s’22 A-O 25,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’31
5s '25 M -S | 6,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’32 5 H s’22 A-O 10.000c.0ct 1 ’27-’31
1 3,000c_Sept 1 ’33-’34 5 ) 4 s ’ 2 2 A-O 45.000c.O ct 1 ’27-’31
5 ^ s ’22 A-O
6 .000c.Oct 1 ’27-’32
I. C. H. Bonds.
3,5 0 0 c.0 ct 1 ’27-’31
5s ’26 . . . $ 3 8 ,000.0ct 16 ’27-’35 51is’2 2 A - 0
5 s ’26 - - 18,000--N o v 6 ’27-’31 5 ^ s ’24 A-O 21.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’33
5s ’26 - - - 121,000-N ov 14 ’27-’35 5s ’24 A-O 2 8 ,000c-Oct 1 ’27-’33
5s ’26 - - 13,000-Dec 11 ’27-’35 5s ’24 A-O 24,000c.O ct 1 ’27-’30
5s ’24 A-O 4 2 ,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’33
Improvement Bonds.
A-O 3,2 0 0 c.0 ct 1 ’27-’30
5s ’26 - - $ 8 ,0 0 0 --Sept 7 ’27-’35 5s ’24
A -O . 6,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’30
TO TAL D E B T July 1 ’25.$1,553,145 5s '24
A-O 6 ,000c.O ct 1 '27-’30
Assess, val. real estate___ 52,661,810 5s ’24
A-O 3,000c.O ct 1 ’27-’29
Assess, val. personal_____ 30,860,590 5s ’24
A-O 4,000c.O ct 1 ’27-’30
Tot. assess. val.’25(M act.)83,522,400 5s ’24
A-O 3 ,000c.O ct 1 ’27-’29
State & Co.tax(per $ l,0 0 0 )’25-$5.06 5s ’24
A-O 3 ,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’29
Pop'n 1910. 35,171; 1920_____ 37,574 5s ’24
5s '24
A-O (8 ,0 0 0 c .. Oct 1 1927
\35.000c.0ct 1 ’28-’32
S A N D U S K Y SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .
A-O 4,000 c..O ct 1 ’27 -’30
4s T2 M -S $130,000_____1927-1951 5s ’25
A-O 3,0 0 0 c ..O c t 1 ’27-’31
5s T 4 J-D 5 0.000c-.D ec 15 1939 5s ’25
A-O 3 ,200c..O ct 1 ’27-’30
5 H s’20 F-A
9 ,000c.-D ec 15 1939 5s ’25
A-O 8 ,0 0 0 ...O ct 1 ’27-’34
6s ’21
M -S 15,000____ Mar 1 1931 5s '25
...
5,300................... ...........
5s ’23
F-A 17,000______
1944 -s
_____
6,600c.. .....................
1948 .s
5s ’23
F-A 46,000______
-s
...
5,500c_______ ________
5s ’23
F-A 75,219____________ 1930
5s
F-A 4,000_____________1928 5 s ’27 A-O 1 1 ,2 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’28-’31
5s
A-O 8,000_____________1930 5s ’27 A-O 2 4 ,3 0 0 ..O ct 1 ’28-’31
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
5 )4 s
M -S 2 0 ,0 0 0 .............
1932
4M s’27 J-J 280,000____________1948 5s ’25 A-O $7,000____ Oct 1 1927
2 4 ,0 0 0 ..-Oct 1 ’28-'31
T O T . D EB T Apr 20 ’2 7 - - $654,219
Sinking fund______________
40,038 5s ’25 A-O 1 8 ,0 0 0 ...Oct 1 ’27-’35
A-O 4,000___ Oct 1 ’27-’30
Assessed valuation 1927-_55.006.600 5s '25
A-O / 3,800____ Oct 1 1927
School tax (per $1,000) 1 9 2 7 ---$ 7 .3 0 5s ’26
135,000— Oct 1 ’28-’34
IN T . at Amer. Banking & Trust
T O T. D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $717,500
C o ., SandusBf^.
Total assessed val’n 1926.95,436,800
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926____ $3.25
SAVANNAH CLEAR CREEK
Popu-’n 1910, 42,421; 1920. 43,176
R U R A L SCH O O L D IS T R IC T .
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office.
This district (P. O. Savannah) is in
Ashland County.
53*s’23 M -S ($2,000c
Sept 1 1927 S E V IL L E V IL . S C H O O L D IS T .
This district (P. O. Seville) is in
\57,000c-Sept 1 ’28 -’46
B O N D . D E B T M ay 31 ’27 $59,000 Medina County.
Building Bonds.
Sinking fund_______________
4,211
Assess, val. '27 ( % a c t.)..l,6 5 7 ,8 8 0 5s ’ 16 A-O $23.000c.A-O 1 ’27-'49
School tax rate (per$l,660) ’27$12.05 BON D . D EBT M ay 4 '2 1 . $24,500
101
Population 1923 (est.)________ 1,000 Sinking fund______________
IN T . at the District Clerk’s office Total assess, val. ’21 (act.). 1,594,370
School tax rate (per $1,006) '21-$6.00
in Savannah.
Population in 1920_______________ 800
IN T . at Seville State Bk.. Seville.
S C IO T O C O U N T Y .
Portsmouth is the county seat.
Court House Bonds.
S H A D Y S ID E .
5^s
M -S $ 4 6 ,0 0 0 -.Sept 1 ’27-’44
This village is in Belmont County.
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 337.)
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s ’24 M -N 548,0 0 0 --N o v l ’27-’47 5s ’ 15 M ay$32,000-M ay 15 ’28-’45
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 2736.) 5s '23 A-O
6 .0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’38
4 ^ s ’26 A-0$295,000-_O ct 1 ’2 7 -’46 6s '24 J-D
2 ,8 0 0 --D ec 1 ’27-'40
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
♦Sewer R efunding Bonds.
5s ’13 M -S$300,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27 -’47 6s ’22 A-O $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’31
4J4s’16 M -S (10,000____ Sept 1 1949 6s ’22 A-O
1,200____ Oct 1 1928
112,500____ Sept 1 1950 6s ’22 A-O
4 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’30
Road Bonds.
B O N D . D E B T Sept 14 ’26- $170,656
5s ’19 _ - 6 3,000--Sept 1 ’27 -’29 Water debt (incl.)_________
50,980
6s '20 M -S $58 000__Sent 1 '27-'?Q Assess, debt (add’l) ________ 156,800
5 ) 4 s ’22 - - 57,0 0 0 --July 1 ’27-’32 Total assess, val. 1927____ 3,750,000
C h ild r e n ’s H om e B o n d s .
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000; 1924 $20.50
5s ’20 J-J $64,000— Jan 1 ’28-’59 Population in 1920_____________3,084
Funding Bonds.
♦ Int. at the Village Treasurer’s
4 ^ s ’ 17 M -NS 1 1 ,5 0 0 ..M -N 1 ’27-’28 office.
_______
5s '19 M -S (24,000-.Sept 1 ’27-’42
1 2 2 ,5 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’27-’42 SH A K E R H E IG H T S .
Jail Bonds.
Cuyahoga County.
5s ’24 - - 91,000____ N ov 1 1927
Street Improvement B onds.
T O TAL D EBT Apr 18 ’27 $1,602,500 4M s’26 A-O $ 3 3 0 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1’27-’31
Total assess, value 1926.115,387,190 4M s’26 A-O 3 6 2 ,5 1 6 .-Oct 1 ’28-’31
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $8.40 B O N D E D D E B T ______________(?)
Population in 1920 (Census)..62,850 Population 1920________________ 1,616
S C IO T O T W P . S C H O O L D IS T .
This district (P. O Lockbourne
R. F . D . No. 1) is in Pickaway Co.
Building Bonds.
5s ’ 15 J-D $22.000c.M &S 1 ’2 7 -’38
5s 18 M-S
1,00 ______1927-1928
T O T . D EB T M ay 23 ’2 4 . . $68,000
Total assess, val. 1924___ 3,000,000
Taxrate (per $1,000) --.1 9 2 4 $18.80
Population 1910, 2.177: 1920, 2,461
IN T . at office of Clerk Bd. of Ed.
and State Treasurer’s office.
S C IO T O T W P . R U R . S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. Piketon Route
N o. 1) is in Pike County.
4M s’ 17 M -S $ 8 ,0 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-’37
' 10.OOOc.Mar 15 '28-37
5s ’25 M -S 15,030c_Sept 15 ’28-37
10,000c-M ar 15 '38-47
, 10.000c.8ept 15 ’38-47
B O N D . D E ilT Apr 18 ’2 7 - $55,750
Assessed valuation 1926___1,710,000
Sch. taxrate (per$l,o00) ’26..$20.O 0
IN T at office of Clerk Bd. of Ed.

SH A K E R H G T S. VIL L AG E S. D .
This district (P. O. Cleveland) is
in Cuyahoga County.
4s ’ 12 A-O $27,0 00c..O ct 1 ’27-’35
5s ’ 17 A-O$230,000c. Oct 1 ’27-’41
5s '17 A-O 187,000c.Oct 1 '27-’41
($13,000 in odd and $12,000 in even
years.)
6s'21 A-O 250,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’43
5 H s ’2 2 A-O 4 9 0 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1942
5 H s’23 F-A 1 3 5 ,0 0 0 c ...F -A ’26-’31
(For maturity see V. 117, p . 2681.)
4 H s ’25 A-O 650,000c.0ct 1 ’26-’45
($33,000 in even and $32,000 in odd
years.)
m s ’2 7 A-O 4 4 5 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’28-’55
4M s’27 A -0 1 ,1 6 5 ,6 8 7 c-.0 ct 1 ’27-’51
East View Bonds (Annexed).
5s ’21 A-O $ 5 ,0 0 0 c .0 c t 1 ’27-’31
B O N D . D EBT Apr 26 ’26.$2,038,000
Sinking fund_____________
26,500
Tot.assess.val.’25(?i act.)75,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1925___ $8.84
Population (estimated)________8,000
IN T . at Midland Bank, Cleveland.

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S H A R O N T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Sharon Can
ter) Is In Medina County.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s '15 A-O $24,000c___A-O ’27-’34
B O N D . D E B T M ay 12 ’23 $35,500
Assess, val. 1923________ $1,800,000
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '22.$20.40
Population 1910. 1.123; 1920. 1.087
IN T . at Sharon Center Bank'g Co.

OHIO—CITIE S AND TOWNS
B O N D . DEBT July 1 1925 $112,213
28,001
Sinking fund_____________
Assess, val. '24(80% act.) 12,159,660
School tax (per $1,000) 1924— $4.96
Population in 1924 (est.)_____ 11.000
IN T . payable in Sidney at Citizen*’
National Bank.

S M IT H T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Sabring) Is In
Mahoning County.
SH A W N E E R U R A lT s C H . D IS T .
B O N D . DEBT Mar 3 1 ’25 - $63,000
This district (P. O. Lima R . P. D . Total assessed value 1924.-3,824,000
No. 4) is in Allen County.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '24S20.20
5s ’25 A-O$142.500c_Oct 1 ,27-,45 Population 1910. 4,657; 1920. 5.480
5s ’25 —
24.000________________
5s '27 A-O 2 4 ,0 0 0 --A -O 1 ’27-'47
B O N D . D E B T Apr 20 '2 7 - $198,000 S O L O N T O W H S H IP SCH. D IST .
This district (P. O. Solon) is in
Sinkingfund_____________
85,000
Total assess, value 1925— 12,142,890 Cuyahoga County.
School-Improvement Bonds.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$4,00
5 H s’18 A-O j$16,000c-0ct 1 ’27-’34
IN T . at office of Clerk.
1 15.000c.0ct 1 '35-’39
10.000c.0ct 1 ’ 27-’31
S H A W N E E S C H O O L D I S T R I C T 6s '21 . . .
(For maturity see V . 113, p. 2103.)
Building Bonds.
5J4s’ 15 J-D $17,000-June 15 '28-'44 5s '26 A-O $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ---O c t 1 '28-'42
TO TAL DEBT Apr 14 '2 3--$56,000
Funding Bonds.
IN T . on bonds of 1918 payable at
5 H s’ 1 4 A -0 $2,500________________
5>^s’17 J-D
7,000_________________ Chagrin Falls Banking C o ., Chagrin
6s '22 M -N 16,500________________ Falls.
T O T. B D . D T . M ay 10 '26. $47,640
Sinking fund_____ _________
3,200 SO M E R SE T V IL L A G E & R E A D ­
I N G T O W N S H IP J T . S. D .
Total assessed value (about
This district is In Perry County.
60% actual), 1925_______ 1,175,375
School tax rate(per$l,000)’25-$35.00
Deficiency Funding Bonds.
Population (estimated)________ 1,989 6s
M-S $ 1 ,5 0 0 ............................
Funding Bonds.
SH E LB Y.
5H s
$14,000___________ 1936
This village Is In Richland County
School Improvement Bonds.
Incorporated September 1853.
5s '17 M -S $ 20,000--M &S 1 '27-’42
R efunding Bonds.
B O N D . DEBT Mar 2 6 '2 5 - $31,800
5s '16 F-A
$ 8 0 0 -.- Feb 1 1928 Assess, val. '25 (80% act.)3,744,320
5s T6 J-J
2 ,5 0 0 --Jan 1 '28-'32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $28.60
6s '18 J-D
2 ,5 0 0 .-June 1 ’28-'32 Population in 1925 (est.)______ 1,339
Boiler Purchase Bonds.
IN T . payable at Treas. office.
6s '20 M -S $20,0 0 0 --Sept 1 '27-’36
Electric-Light Bonds.
S O U T H C H A R L E S T O N -M A D I ­
5s '14 J-D $22,000___Dec 1 '27-’37
SO N V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T .
6s '24 J-J
7,000— Jan 1 1928
This district (P. O. South Charles­
6 s ’ 26 - - .
6 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 '2 7 -3 2 ton) is in Clark County.
Bridge Improvement.
($54,000--M ar 1 ’28-’45
5Ms*23 J-J $16,000______ 1927-1929 5s '24 M -Si 1 5 ,000-.M ar 1 ’46-'50
Sewer Bonds.
7 6 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 '27-’45
41^8
A-O $9.000c--Apr 1 '28-'36
[ 15 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’46-’50
Impt. Bonds ( V illa g e ’ s p o r t i o n ) .
B O N D . D T . Apr 28 '2 7 - - - $175,000
5s '13 Apr $1.558____ Apr 1 1935 Total valuation 1926______ 4,697,610
5s ’ 16 J-D
3 ,000-June 1 ’28-’33 School tax (per $1,000) 1926— $7.40
8s '25 A-O f
248,24c.Oct 15 1927
1 l,600c_Oct 15 ’28-’31
S O U T H E U C L ID .
Curb Bonds.
This village is in Cuyahoga Co.
6s '26 - - $ 5 ,7 2 4 --Oct 1 '2 7 -3 2
T O TAL D E B T Jan. 1 ’g7_ $225,000 5 H s’24 A-O $ 5 4 ,0 0 0 c -.0 ct 1 '2 7 -4 4
W ater Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1927--10,506,000
5 J£s’24 A-O $13,000_Oct 1 ’27-'39
(Assessment about actual value.)
Street Im pt. Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1916— $12.50
Population in 1920____________ 5,578 5s '26 - - - $115,895___Oct 1 '2 7 -3 6
5 s '26 - - 61,805— Oct 1 ’28-’37
INTEREST payable at Shelby
5s '26 - - 74,180— -Oct 1 '2 7 -3 6
Sewer Bonds.
SHELBY COUNTY.
5 s '26
$ 4 6 ,7 6 0 ---Oct 1 '2 7 -3 6
Sidney Is the county seat.
B O N D . DEBT Mar 28 '25- $241,200
Ditch Construction Bonds.
6s '24 M -S $9,000c-Sept 1 '27 -2 9 Assess, debt (add’l)------------ 1,407,400
Assessed value 1924_______13.703,050
Bridge Bonds.
6s ’21 M -S ($1,000- — Mar 1 1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924 ---$1 4 .30
t 1 .0 0 0 ... Sept 1 1927 Population 1920_______________ 1,605
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
6s '22 A-O ($3,000— A&O 1 '27-31 S O U T H E U C L ID -L Y M D H U R S T
SCH O OL D IS T R IC T
t
400____ Apr 1 1932
This district (P. O. South Euclid)
6s '22 A-O
3,800c. . .A& O '27-32
(For maturity see V . 114, p. 1934.) is in Cuyahoga County.
6s '22 A-O /$ 10,OOOcA&O 1 '27-31 5J£s’19 A-O $155.000_______________
1
900c-.A pr 1 1932 5 H s '2 S A-O (21.000c.0ct 1 ’27-'47
1 8,000c.Oct 1 ’48-’51
6 s ’22 A-O /13.000C -A& 0 1 '27-’31
t 1,200c. ..A p r 1 1932 6s '23 F-A 10,000____ F -A *27-’31
4 ^ s '2 5 A-O 1
342,000c .O ct 1 '27 -4 4
6s '24 M -S 18,200c.Sept 1 ’27-’33
l 60.0 0 0 c.0 ct 1 ’45-’47
6s '26 - - . 3 6 ,0 0 0 --M -S 1 '2 7 -3 6
B O N D . DEBT Mar 28 '25 $863,622
Street Impt. Bonds.
5s '26 . . . $ 1 0 ,5 0 0 .-M -S 1 '2 7 -3 5 Assess, val. '24 (3^ act.)-22,983,380
T O T . D E B T Apr 19 '2 7 -- $37,500 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23_$21,90
Road debt (add’l)________
142,500 Population in 1920_____________1,605
IN T . at Cleveland Trust Co.,
Assessed value, real estate.37,400,000
Assessed value, personal. . 17,077,820 Cleveland.
Total assessed value 1926.54,477,820
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $4.85 S P R IN G F IE L D .
This city is in Clark Countv. In­
Popul’n 1910. 24,663; 1920, 25,923
corporated in 1851
Commission
Manager government adopted Jan.
SH ELB Y SCH O O L D IS T R IC T .
1 1914.
This district (P. O. Shelby) is in
Fire Department Bonds
BONr)1 DEBT^Ttilv 1 '25
<
$336 500 4J^s’08 M -S $20,000-------- Mar 1930
S i n ^ f u n d BT J U ly l_25: ? 6 '770 4 ^ s ’12 M -S
6.000— -.S e p t 1927
Sinkingfund______________
6,770 5M s’22 M -S 8.000_____ Sept’27-’30
Total assessed val. 1924.-10,185,650
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___.$22.40 5s *25 M -S 2.500-.S ep t 1 ’27-’31
Hospital Bonds.
4s ’08 M -S $15,000____ Mar ’30-’32
SHREVE SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
Refunding Bonds.
This district (P. O. Shreve) is in
4.45s’ 17M-S $24,862.73 -M ar '41-’45
Wayne County.
Buck Creek Impt. Bonds.
B O N D . D E B T Oct. 1 1924. $133,000
Assessed val. (approx.)____ 3,000,000 4s ’07 M -S $17,500____ Sept ’27-'28
Bridge Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923___$22 40
Population 1925 (est.)_________ 1,500 4s ’08 M -S $40,000____ Mar ’3 1 -3 2
Park Improvement Bonds.
4s ’ 10 M -S $20,000____ Mar ’33-'36
SID N EY.
5M s’22 M -8 9,000_____ Sept ’27-’32
This city Is in Shelby County
Deficiency Bonds.
Street Bonds (C it y ’ s p o r t i o n ) .
5 ^ s ’17 J-J
$9,000____ July 1 1928 5s ’ 19 M -S $J5,000 _____ Sept 1927
City Building Bonds.
6s '19
M -S 31,500____Sept 1 1929
6s ’24
F-A 3,700____ Aug 1 1932 4 K s ’ 12 M -S $10,000____ Sept ’38 -’39
W ater W orks Bonds.
Police Department Bonds.
6s ’ 19M -S $25,000_______Sept 1 1931 4 ^ s ’ 12 M -S $3,000_____ Sept 1928
6s ’21
M -S 90,000____Sept 1 1942
Emergency Flood Bonds.
6s ’21
M -S 5,000____Mar 1 1933
6s ’22
M -N 52,000____ Nov 1 1947 5s ’ 13 M -S $22,000____ Mar ’30-’33
Street Repair Bonds.
General Improvement Bonds.
6s '22
M -S $4,500____Mar 1 1929 5s ’23 M -S $7,000 _____ Sept 1927
6s ’23
M -S
100____Sept 1 1928
Municipal Court Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4 H s ' 2 6 M -S
$3.000___ Mar ’28-’30
5s ’ 17 A-O $12,000____ Oct 1 1928
Mill Run Improvement Bonds.
5 H s’ l7 M -N 2,000____ Nov 1 1928
4Jis'12 M -S $9,000
Mar 1928
6s '21
M -S 90,000____Sept 1 1942
5s ’ 15 M -S
5,000___Sept ’32-'35
Deficiency.
6s '21
M -S 14.000____Sept 1 1931
City Share Street Imp. (Paving).
T O TAL D EB T uly 1 '25- $498,052 43^s’07 M -S $25,000___ Mar ’29-’31
Assessed value,
al------------ 6,510,230 4)^s’08 M -S
50,000___Mar '29-’31
Assessed value, personal___5,374,840 4Ms'09 M -S 42,581.42. M a r ’29-’32
- -----------Tot. assess, val.'24 (act.).11,885.070 4M s’10 M -S 52,225.37-M -S '3 2 -3 5
Tax rate (per $1,00<)) 1924 — -$22.80 4 K s ’ 12 M -S 35.000 _M&S ’27-’31
Population 1910, 6.607' 1920. 8 590 5s '13 M -S 30,726 63 M&S '27-'43
IN T. payaDle at City Treas. offloe 4M s’ 17 M -S
1.500 _____ Mar 1928
5s '18 M-S
1.500 ______Mar 1928
S ID N E Y SCH O OL D IS T R IC T .
5s '19 M -S 15.000 _M&S ’27-’29
4 s ’ 12 M -S $51,00 0 c--.19 2 7 -1 9 3 2 5M s’20 M -S
2,550_____ Mar 1928
5s '13 M -S 14.000c.M -S 1 '32-'38 6s '21 M -S 48.000 __ Mar ’28-’31
(20.000____ F-A '2 7 -3 0 5M s’22 M -S 55.000 __ Sept ’27-’31
6s ’24 F-A
3,000____ Feb 1 1931 5M s’24 M -S 36.000 __ Sept '2 7 -3 2
1 2 ,8 1 2 .8 9 .-Aug 1 1931 4M s’25 M -S 252,000____ Sept '2 7 -3 5




[V ol, 124.
2 0 ,6 0 0 ______1927-1931
12,500 ______1927-1931
6,500 ______1927-1931
3 5 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1931
52,800 ______1927-1931
14.000 ______1927-1931
130,000-Aug 1 0 ’27-’28
156,000-Aug 10 ’29-'32
5s’24M -N 20 539.000cMay 20 ’28-'34
4M s’24 M -N 56,000-N ov 20 ’27-’34
5s '24 J-J (1 3 ,0 0 0 ...J u ly 15 1927
\84,000-July 15 ’28-’34
5s ’24 J-J
9 1 .0 0 0 .-July 1 ’28-’34
2,500---- N ov 20 1927
16,000-N ov 20 ’28-’31

City Share Street Improvements 6s '21
6s '21
6s '21
6s '21
6s '21
6s '21
5 ^ s ’22

4s '07 M^S $57,000— M&S '27-'30
4 K s ’08 M -S
8,000— ____Septl928
4 ^ s ’ 10 M -S 17,697.34-M ar ’31-’32
4 Jus’l l M -S 33,168.76-M & S ’32-’33
4 H s ’12 M -S 264,000___M&S ’27-’38
5s '13 M -S 40,000— -M & S '27-’37
5s '15 M -S
2,000— Sept 1 '27 -2 8
5s '18 M -S
2,000— -M & S ’28-’29
5s '19 M -S
4,000____ Mar ’28-’29
5>Ss'20 M -S
6,000____ Mar ’28-’30
6s '21 M -S
6,000___M &S ’28-’31
51^s’22 M -S
1,000____ S ept’27-’28
5s '22 M -S 30,000r___Sept ’27-'31
5 ^ s ’24 M -S 52,666.50-M ar ’28-’36
5s '25 M -S 72,000 — M -& ’27-’34
5s '26 M -S 99,597.28-M ar ’28-’37
G E N . B D . D T . M ay 1 ’27$1,719,137
Water works debt (add’l)235,000
Spec. Assess, debt (add’l) .
745,479
Assessed valuation 1926.116,488,690
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S17.60
Population 1910, 46,921; 1920,60,840
Both principal and interest of all
bonds payable at Springfield, except
the 4 34s of 1925 bonds which are
payable at the National City Bank,
New York.
All bonds are coupon bonds registerable as to prin. or both prin.
and int.

S P R IN G F IE L D R U R A L S. D.
This district (P. O. Poland R . D .)
is in Mahoning County.
5 H s ’ 2 2 A-O $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 -.-Oct 1 ’27-’36
4M s’27 A-O /3 6 .0 0 0 --A & 0 1928-31
\ 5 9 ,0 0 0 --A & 0 1934-43
B O N D . D E B T Apr 1 1927 $133,000
Assessed valuation 1922___ 3,403,400
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’22-$ 2 1 .80
Population in 1920_____________2,113
IN T . at the Central Bank & Trust
Co., Youngstown.
S P R IN G F IE L D S C H O O L D IS T .
Buildings, Sites, &c.
4 H s ’10 F-A $80,000c.Aug 1 '27-’34
4 K s ’l l M -N 45,000c_May 1 ’35-’39
4)^s’ 12 F-A 60,000c.Aug 31 ’40-’43
5s '13 J-J
65,000c.July 2 ’27-'39
5s '18 M -S$l 12,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’34
6s '20 J-D 100,000c____ 1927-1947
15,000c___June 1 1929
15,000c. ..Ju ne 1 1134
6s '20 J-D 30,000c. ..Ju n e 1 1939
1 0 ,0 0 0 c --. June 1 1943
3
120,000c. . .June 1 1947
6 s '20 M -N J 30,000c.N ov 1’2 8 & ’32
(120,000c___Nov 1 '36,
'40. '44 & '46
(10,000c____ Jan 2 1928
20,000c____ Jan 2 1931
15,000c____ Jan 2 1934
50,000c____ Jan 2 1937
5M s’21 J-J
15,000c____ Jan 2 1940
30,000c____ Jan 2 1943
60,000c____ Jan 2 1946
(60,000c____ Jan 2 1949
'15,000c___July 1 1927
60,000c.July 1’30, ’33
& ’36
15,000c. ..J u ly 1 1939
6s '21 J-J
50,000c___July 1 1942
60,000c. ..J u ly 1 1945
3 0 ,000c. ..J u ly 1 1948
5s ’22 M -S / I30,000c-M ar 1 ’28-’40
65,000c .M ar 1 ’41-’46
4M s’23 M -S j 7,000c ..S e p t 1 1927
152,OOOc.Sept 1 ’28-’46
5M s’23 F-A 4 8 ,000c .Feb 1 ’28-’31
5M s’23 F-A (48,000c. Aug 1 ’2 7 -3 0
t 7,491.78c.Aug 1 1931
BO N D . D E B T Apr 26 ’27 $1,561,491
Sinkingfund_____________
140,348
Tot. assess, val. ’27 (act.)118,544,880
School tax (per $1,000) 1927___ $8.45
Population in 1927___________ 72,000
IN T . on 41£s of '10, '11 and '12 at
American Trust & Sav. C o., Springfield on 6s of 1920 and 1921 at State
Treasurer’s office, Columbus on 5s of
1913 at Otis & C o., Cleveland on 5s
of 1914, 1915 and 1918 and 5s of 1922
and 4 Ms of 1923 at the office of the
District Treasurer.
S P R IN G F IE L D T O W N S H IP .

J-D
J-J
F -A
M -S
M -N
J-D
F-A

!

6,000-N ov 20 ’32-’33
6,000___Nov 20 1934
84,000-Feb 10 '28-’33
39,000-Feb 10 '3 4 -3 6
48,000-Feb 10 ’28-’31
55,000-Feb 10 ’32-’36
4M s’26 A-O $107,0 0 0 .-July 7 ’28-’36
4M s’26 — .
5 2 ,0 0 0 .-July 7 ’28-’36
4M s’26 —
3 3 ,0 0 0 .-July 7 ’28-’36
Bridge Bonds.
5M s’22 M -N $12,000-_A u g 1 '27-’32
5 K s ’2 2 M -N 2 8 ,8 0 0 _____ 1927-1932
Inter-County Highway Bonds.
4M s’26 A -0 $ 1 9 0 ,5 0 0 .-A u g 1 ’28-’36
4M s'26 A-O 4 5 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 '2 8 -3 6
T O T . B D . D T . Aug 1 ’26_$2,596,500
T ot. U N T'26 (90% Pact.).369,994,390
S T A val. O N T W . R U R A L S. D.
County tax (per $1,000) Troy) is in
This district (P. O. 1924.-S 3.50
Popul’n 1910, 122,987; 1920, 177,218
Miami County.
6s IN T .a t -S f $500c___Mar 1 1928
'21 M County Treasurer’s office.
\57,000c. .M -S '2 9-’56
School Erection Bonds.
5s '19 M -S ($16.000c_M -S ’27-’42
l 20,000c.M -S ’43-’47
B O N D . D E B T Apr 30 '27- $128,789
1,089
Sinking fund_______________
Tot.ass’d val.'27(3-5 act.).2,840,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 7 -$ l 1.53
Population in 1920____________ 1,316
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office.
S T E U B E N V IL L E .
This city is in Jefferson Co. Inc.
in 1797. Pop. '10, 22,391; '20, 28,508.
Fire Truck Apparatus & Impt.
Bonds.
6 s '21 J-D $21,000-D ec 15 ’27-’32
6 s '22 A-O J l6 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 '27-'30
\ 3,000____ Oct 1 1931
R efunding Bonds.
5s '16 M -S J$45,000cSept 1 ’27-’35
l 9,OOOc.-Sept 1 1936
6s '18 A-O 72,000-_Apr 1 ’28-’39
6s '20 F-A 4 0 ,0 0 0 .-Aug 1 ’27-'34
W ater Bonds.
5s '13 A-O $90,000-Sept 1 ’27-’35
Sewer Bonds.
5s '22 M -S $ 2 4 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 '27-’38
Building Improvement Bonds.
5s
$26,000________________
T O T .B D . D T . July 1 '2 5 - $786,039
Assessed valuation 1923.-46,000,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '23-S23.10
IN T . at office of Sinking Fund.
S T E U B E N V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T .
4s '11 J-D $18,000c.$4,000 yearly
4 H s ’ 14 J-D 8 8 ,0 0 0 .-June 1 ’28-’35
6s '21 M -N 5 7 ,0 0 0 ._$5,000 yearly
4H s'25M -S 950,000-Sept 15 ’ 26-’44
T O T A L D T . Apr 19 ’27— $1,130,500
Sinkingfund______________
68,301
Assessed valuation 1925.-80,000,000
T ot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 6 --S 8 80
IN T .a t PeoplesNat.Bk.,Steubenv.
S T O W T W P . C E N T . S. D .
This district (P. O. Cuyahoga
Falls R . F. D . N o. 8) is in Summit
County.
6 s '20 A-O ($ 1 2 .0 0 0 .--O ct 1 ’27-’30
t 75,000___Oct 1 ’31-’45
B O N D . D E B T Apr 27 '26- $271,500
Sinking fund_______________
10,000
T ot. assess, val. '25 (act.).4,681.630
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19 2 6 ---$1 2 .10

T h is to w n sh ip is in M a h o n in g C o . P o p u la tio n

Road Improvement Bonds.
5s '09 J-D $20,000c___June 1 1929
5s '14 A-O 35 ,0 0 0 c_.0 ct 1 '2 7 -3 3
BON D . D EB T Apr 1 1925- $65,000
Sinking fund_______________
11,105
Total valuation 1922_______3,403,400
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’24_$20.00
Population 1910, 1.990 1920, 2.113
IN T . at Central Bank & Trust
C o., Youngstown.
S P R IN G F IE L D T W P . S. D.
This district (P. O. East Akron
R. F. D . N o. 22) is in Summit Co.
School Bonds.
5s
M -S $21,000................... .1940
5s
Oct
1,800............
1928
6s
—
49.000____________1930
6s '21 A-O 1 0 0 .0 0 0 --.0 c t 1 ’27-'46
BOND. D E B T Apr 10 1921 $207,375
Sinkingfund_______________
5,000
Assessed valuation, real___7,650,000
Assessed val., personal____ 4,205,000
Tot. val. '20 (80% a c t .) ..11,855,650
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920___ $12.80
Population in 1920 (est.)______ 2,200
STA R K COU N TY.
County seat is Canton.
6s '21 J-D $19.000-D ec 31 ’27-31
Road Bonds (C o u n ty 's p o r t i o n ) .
5 s '17 J-J $18.000— July 23 1927
4M s’ 17 M -S
4 ,5 0 0 ______1927-1928
5s '18 J-J
6.000_____ Jan4 ’ 928
5s '19 A-O 5 8 ,0 0 0 .Apr 21 ’28-’29
5s '19 J-J
36 ,0 0 0 .July 15 ’27-’29
5s '19 M -N 5,400-M ay 21 ’27-'29
5s '19 A-O
2,500-O ct 10 '27-’29
6s '20 J-J
36,000-July 30 ’27-’30
6s '20 M -N 3 6 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 '2 7 -3 0
6s '21 J-J
5,200-Jan 10 ’28-'31
6s '22 M -S lOO.OOOcMar 15 ’28-'32
(For maturity see V . 114, p. 1101.)
6 s '21 M -N 1 5 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1931
6 s '21 A-O 16 ,4 0 0 ...........1927-1931

(e s t im a t e d )________ 4 ,5 0 0

STRU TH ERS.
This village is in Mahoning Co.
Town Hall Bonds.
5s '16 J-D $10.000c-June 1 '28-’37
Sewer Bonds.
6s '19 A-O $ 2 ,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1931
5 H s’23 M -S / 6,000c Sept 15 ’27-’38
(
3 3 5 .— Sept 15 1939
f 5 ,0 0 0 -- Dec 1 1927
6 s '24 J-D (12,000— Dec 1 ’ 28-’29
1 5,634____ Dec 1 1930
5 ^ s ’24 M -S 58 .0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’30
5 1 4 s’27 - - - $21,071-Sept 15 ’28-’38
Street Bonds.
5H s'20J-D (JlO.OOOc-Jan 7 ’ 28-’37
t 8,000c.Jan 7 ’38-’41
10,000c-0ct 1 '27-’31
2,644.86c Oct 1 1932
18,000c.-O ct 1 ’33-’41
12,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’29
3,641c. ..N o v 1 1930

!

6 ,0 0 0 -Sept 15 ’27-’29
2,853.18-Sept 15 '30
2 ,4 0 0 .-Oct 1 '2 7 -2 9
619.13-Oct 1 1930
2,400— Oct 1 '3 1 -3 3
12,000c .Sept 1 '2 7 -3 0
2,219.51c.Sept 1 '31
8.000c .Sent 1 ’32-’35
5 ^ s ’26 . . .
15,010-D ec 20 '2 7 -3 6
5 s '27 - - 8,533 ______1928-1936
Fire Department Bonds.
6s '19 A -O ($10,000c-.O ct 1 ’27-'36
\ 10,000c. .O ct 1 '37-’41
Municipal Building Bonds.
6s '18 F -A ($2,400cF&A 15'2 7 -’28
1 400c. .Feb 15 1929
G E N . B D .D T . Apr 2 1 '2 7 $331,189
Assessment debt (add’l) ___ 236,722
Sinkingfund_______________
68,000
Total assessed value 1927
(about 3-5 actual)_____ 20,977,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '27 $19.60
Population in 1927____________10,500

J une, 1927.]
STRU TH ERS SCHOOL D IST .
J-J $23,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1937
4M s’ 13 A-O 34,000c.-O ct 1 ’27-'45
5s
...
1 1 ,0 0 0 ______1928-1934
5s
A-O
7,0 0 0 c ..O c t 1 ’38-’44
6 s '17 . . .
7 ,0 0 0 ______ 1927-1932
5s ’ 17 F-A 2 5 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1934-1948
f 2 .0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1948
5s ’ 17 A-O ( 12,000c..A pr 1 ’4 9 -’51
l 1,000c. ..A p r 1 1952
6 s ’ 21 M -S 268,OOOc.Mar 1 5 ’ 28-59
(See V . 112, p. 584, for maturity.)
5 H s’2 2 J -D /84,000-D ec 2 1 ’ 27-’38
\48.000.Dec 21 ’39-’46
514s
—
7,500______ 1927-1931
5% s
...
34,000........... 1927-1943
5s
...
13,000______ 1927-1933
5s
...
12,000______ 1927-1934
5s ’25 A-O 1 8 ,0 0 0 ..O ct 1 ’27 -’44
-s
...
16,000______ 1927-1937
Of the above bonds $16,000 have
been transferred to East Youngstown
School District, leaving a bonded
debt of $577,500 April 15 1927.
Sinking fund_____________
$61,750
Assessed valuation 1926.-23,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1 9 26..$7.66
Population in 1927 (est.)____10,000
IN T . at Dollar Savings & Trust
Co., Struthers.

Fair Ground Bonds.
$4,000c
Oct 1 1927
3,000c___Oct 1 1928
4,000c___Oct 1 1929
. 3,900c___Oct 1 1930
Viaduct Bonds.
4 H s’17 M -N $910,000_0ct 1 ’27-’47
(For maturity see V . 104, p. 1415.)
5s T9 A-O$350,000____ Oct 1 1948
Heating Plant Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O $35,000c_ .O ct 1 ’27-’36
(Due $3,000 in odd years and
$4,000 in even years.)
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
5s ’20 A-OS120,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’30
6s ’21 A-O 1 4 0 ,0 0 0 -.0 c t 1 ’27-’32
4 H s’23 A-O 237.000c.0ct 1 ’27-’37
(For maturity see V . 116, p. 2046.)
Judgm ent Bonds.
5s ’26
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’31
Sanitary Im pt. Bonds.
5s ’26 . . . $ 10,250--Oct 1 '2 7 -’31
Inter=County Highway Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O $104,500.0ct 1 ’27-’36
T O T .B D .D T .M ay 10 ’26-$7,038,824
Township debt (assumed)
(in c l.)________________
612,753
Special assess, debt (incl.) 1,368,171
933,870
Sinking fund____________
Assess, val., real estate.-290,617,760
Assess, val., personal___155,126,860
Total val. 1925__________ 445,744,620
STRYKER.
State & Co. taxfper $1,000) ’26S24.80
This village is in Williams County. Population TO, 108,253: ’20, 296,065
Paving Bonds.
IN T . at office of Treasurer.
5s '19 A-O $25,000c_______________
BOND. DEBT M ay 4 ’2 6 . $27,500 S Y L V A N IA .
Assessment debt (add’l)
10.000
This village is in Lucas County.
Sinking fund___________ ___
5,962
R efunding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1926___1,000.000 54£s’2 3 ___ $1 .5 0 0 ........... 1927-1928
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$27.30 5H s’23 — - J 2 ,0 0 0 ___________ 1927
Population 1910, 1,026; 1920, 1,014
t 2,112____________1928
Prin. and int. payable at Stryker.
Water=Works Bonds.
5s T6 M -N $4,500c.M ay 1 0 ’28-’36
S T R Y K E R V IL L A G E S C H . D IS T . 5 K sT 5 F-A 22.000c-_Aug 20 1940
Band Stand, Playground and
This district (P. O. Stryker) is in
Beach Bonds.
Williams County.
6s ’25 J-D $ 1 ,200c.June 1 ’28-’35
R efunding Bonds.
($100 in even vrs., $200 in odd yrs.)
6s ’18 A-O $4,5C0___Oct 1 ’27-’29 G E N . B D . D T . Apr 28 ’2 7 .
$4,160
5s T 9 M -S 8 8 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’28-’49 Assessment debt (add’l) ___
80,434
BOND. D E B T June 1 1927 $160,800 Sinking fund__________
1,195
Assessed valuation 1927
4,120,000 Assessed
real________
Population in 1922____________ 2,000 Assessed value, personal___ 1,321,680
value,
655,580
Tot.ass'd val. ’27(1-3 act.) 1,977,260
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S24.40
SUGAR CREEK TW P. RURAL
Population, 1926 ______________ 1,800
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
This district is in Wayne County.
T H O M P S O N T W P . R U R A L S. D.
High School Bonds.
This district (P. O. Flat Rock) is in
5s ’23 A-O $85,0 0 0 c..O c t 1 ’28-’43
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 2174.) Seneca County.
($6,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’33
5 1 4 s ’ 2 5 M -S
3 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’26-’35
B O N D . DEBT April 1926- $80,000 5>£sT9 M -S (2Q,000c_Mar 1 ’ 37-’46
5,00Gc-Sept 1 ’27-’31
Assessed value 1924_______ 4,796,120
28,000c.8ept 1 ’32-’45
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$16.15
Population 1923 (est.)_________ 5,000 6s ’20 M -S 40,000c___M -S *27-’42
B O N D . D E B T June 4 ’ 27- $103,000
Total ass’d val. ’26(actual).2,276,020
S U G A R C R E E K T W P . S. D.
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26110.85
This district (P. O. Waynesville Population in 1927 (est.)_________ 800
R . F. D . N o. 1) is in Warren County.
5s ’23 M -S /$ 5 4 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-44 T IF F IN .
This city is in Seneca C o. Inc. in
\ 1 2 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’45-’47
5 ^ s ’24 M -S 1 1 ,2 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’40 1850. Pop. TO, 1 1 ,8 9 4 ;’20, 14,375.
B O N D . DEBT June 6 ’ 26- $75,000
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
Sinking fund_______________
2,852 5s ’25 M -S $ 3 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’27-’33
Tot .assess .val. ’27(2-3 act.) 2,35O,O0O
Sandusky River Impt. Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927____ $9.15 5s T 4
$11,000____ Sept 1 1927
Population at present (est.)____ 1,200 5s T 5 - - - 115,000._Sept 1 ’2 7 -’37
5s T 9
--11,000____ Sept 1 1937
5s
5,000____ Sept 1 1938
SUM M IT C O U N T Y .
Street Improvement Bonds.
Akron is the county seat.
5s ’21 M -S 7$ 1,000____ Sept 1 1327
Sewer Bonds.
( 3 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’2 7 -2 8
6s ’21 A-O $65,000____Oct 1 1942
5s '22 A-O 20,0 0 0 c..O c t 1 ’2 7 -’36 5 s ’25 M -S 2 1,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’32
5s ’25 M -S 12,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’32
5s ’22 A-O 50,000c._Oct 1 ’27-’38
Deficiency Bonds.
(For maturity see V . 115, p. 2608.)
5s ’23 A-O /1 8 .0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’36 5s T9 M -S $22,313.57-Sept 1 1927
1 1,000____ Oct 1 1937 6s ’20 M -S 26.410.32-Sept 1 1928
5s ’25 A -O f 10,000c .. .O c t 1 1927 T O T .B D .D T . July 1925- $366,226
(110,0 00c..O ct 1 ’28-’37 Assessed value, real______ 10,336,060
5s ’25 A-O 45,000 c..O ct 1 ’27-’35 Assessed value, personal.. 7,114,900
5s ’25 A-O 162,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’35 Total val’n ’2 4 ___________ 17,450.960
5s ’26 A-O 117,000— Oct 1 ’27-’36 Total tax (per $1,000) 1924____ $8 30
IN T . at office of Sinking Fund
Bridge Bonds.
5s T3 A-O $8,000c____Oct 1 1927 Trustees.
4 H s’ 16 A-O
6,999____ Oct 1 1927
5s T9 A-O 3 50,000c.Oct 1 ’28-’48 T IF F IN C I T Y S C H O O L D IS T
6s ’20 A-O
8,OOOc_Oct 1 ’27-’30 5 f 4 s ’ 2 2 A-OS140,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’41
6s ’20 A-O 16,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’30 5s ’24 F-A 133,0 0 0_____ 1926-1944
6s '21 A-O 86,000____ Oct 1 1936 BOND. D EB T Apr 29 ’2 6 . $306,000
12,761
5M s’22 A -O fl82.500c.O ct 1 ’27-’31 Sinking fund______________
1 2 7 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1932 Total assess.value 1926 $24,717,540
5s ’ 24 A-O 108,000.-O ct 1 ’27-’35 School tax rate(per $1,000) ’27 $6.32
5s '27 . . .
5 6 ,8 0 0 ...O c t 1 ’27-’41 Population (est.)______________ 18,000
IN T . at District Treasurer’s office.
5s ’27 A-O 13,100-.D ec 1 ’27-’37
5s ’27 A-O
3 ,6 0 0 --Dec 1 ’27-’30
t ip p e c a n o e !
Building Bonds.
This village (P. O. Tippecanoe
6s ’20 A-O $322,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’40
City) is in Miami Co. Incorp. 1851.
Road Bonds.
$7,000
5 1 4 s ’2 2 A-O $96,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’30 Water-works bonds, 4 M s -4,500
(For maturity see V . 114, p. 2512.) Street-paving bonds, 5s___
44,000
5 K s’22 . . . $82,000____ Oct 1 1931 Electric-light bonds, 5 s____
6,300
5s ’ 22 A-O J36,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’30 Deficiency bonds, 6s---------3,500
1 8,300c— -Oct 1 1931 Fire engine bonds, 5
5,500
5s ’22 . . .
58,500c___Oct 1 1931 Street-paving bonds, 5s___
65,300
5s ’22 . . .
2 7 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1931 G EN . B D . D T . Apr 26 ’26_
51,000
5s ’22 A-O 86,000____ Oct 1 1931 Water debt (incl.)_________
5,500
5s ’23 A-O 261,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’32 Assessment debt (add’l) ___
12,139
(Due $44,000 in even years and Sinking fund_______________
Assess, val., real__________ 2,864,670
$43,000 in the odd years.)
9,000. ___Oct 1 1927 Assess, val., personal_____ 1.505,000
5s ’23 A-O 30,000. -Oct 1 ’28-’30 Tot .assess .val .’27(2-3 act.)4,369,670
9,000. ___Oct 1 1931 Total tax ratefper $1,000)’27_$18.60
10,000. ___Oct 1 1932 Population 1910, 2,038; 1920, 2,426
5s ’23
42,700- ___Oct 1 1931
5s ’23
45,500. ___Oct 1 1932 T IP P E C A N O E C I T Y S . D.
Building Bonds.
6s ’23 A-O
5,000. ___Oct 1 1927
30,000. -Oct 1 ’28-’32 5s T6 M -S $ 6 0 ,0 0 0 --.........................
40.000________________
5 Jis’23 A-O 12,600. ____ 1927-1929 4 H s ’16 s-a
5s ’25 A-O 63,000 ..O c t 1 ’27-’33 TOTAL D E B T June 10 ’27 $100,300
Total assessed value----------3,663,640
9,250. _ .Oct 1 1934
24,000. ..O c t 1 ’27-’32
5s ’25 A-O
5,000. ___Oct 1 1933 T IR O C O N . S C H O O L D IS T .
4,700. . Oct 1 1934
This district (P. O. Tiro) is in
5s ’25 A-O 16,000. _Oct 1 ’27-’30 Crawford County
J196,000. __Oct 1 ’27-’33
$8,000-.A pr 10 ’28-’35
(196,000. ..O c t 1 ’27-’33
6,OOO..Apr 10 ’36-’39
5s ’25 A-O ( 29,000- ___Oct 1 1934
1,000___Apr 10 1940
_s
46,500.
5s T9 A-O 2 0 ,0 0 0 .-Apr 10 ’41-’50
5s ’27
15,100- -Oct 1 ’27-’31
7 ,0 0 0 --Oct 10 ’27-’33
5s ’27 - - - 125,700. Oct 1 ’27-’31
1 0 .5 0 0 -.0 c t 10 ’34-’40
5s ’27
2,900. Oct 1 ’27-’31
120,000.-Oct 10 ’41-’50
5s ’26 —
57,650- _Oct 1 ’27-’31 6s ’20 J-D (19,000c.Dec 15 ’32-’50
Children’s Home Bonds.
1 6 ,0 0 0 c .D e c l5 ’51-’52
5s T 9 A-O $2,750c.Oct 1 ’27-’2 8 16s ’23 F-A 10,000___F-A ’27-’31
4H s




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5M s’24 A-O

B O N D . D E B T Apr 21 '2 4 - $123,885
Sinking fund_______________
7,000
Tot. assess .val. ’24(75% act)3,686,000
Dist. tax rate (per $1,000)’24_$20.20
Population in 1922 (est.)______ 1,600
Prin. and int. payable at the office
of the Board of Education.

Engine House Repair Bonds.
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 _____ 1926-1929
Market Bonds.
4s TO J-D $l 10,000___ Dec 1 1927
4e TO M -S 70.000___ Mar 1 1930
Fire Department Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S ($35,000.Sept 1 ’27-’33
1 30,000-Sept 1 ’34-’38
5s ’23 M -S /lO.OOO— Sept 1 ’27-’31
TOLEDO.
1 6 .0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’32-’33
Toledo is situated in Lucas County.
General Street (rapt. Bonds.
Inoorp. Jan. 7 1837. All bonds are
originally issued in coupon form and 4s TO M -S 820,000— Sept I ’2 7 -2 8
A-O 114.500___ Oct 1 1928
registration occurs at pleasure of 4B T 2
holder. Parkside and Wildwood an­ 4H s’ 14 M -N 169,000____M ay 1 1931
4>*sT6 F-A 193,000____Feb 1 1931
nexed on Aug. 6 1923.
5s T9
F-A 200,000___ Feb 1 1934
City Hall Site R efund.
250,000___ Jan 1 1930
4 }4 s '2 5
($200,000--O c t 1 ’27-’46 5s ’20 —
...
26,700 _________ ’27-'34
A-O
1 12,000____ Oct 1 1947 5s
6s '21
--.
209.000— Apr 1 1951
Park R efund. Bonds.
(Optional April 1 1931.)
4>£s’25
($200,000.-O ct 1 ’27-’46
A-O \ 12,000____ Oct 1 1947 5s ’22 M -N 9 3 ,0 0 0 -.N ov 1 ’2 7 -’47
'2 4 ,0 0 0 -.O ct 1 ’27-’30 5s ’22 M -N 5 5 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’ 27-’31
5s ’22 M -N 8,000— N ov 1 ’27-’34
5.000
____________Oct
11931
4J*s ’25
24.000. .O ct 1 ’3 2 -’35 5s ’22 M - S /105,000--Sept 1 ’27-’47
l 30,000..S e p t 1 ’48-’52
A-O
5 .000
____________Oct
11936
2 4 ,0 0 0 -.O ct 1 ’37-’40 5s '23 M -S /2 9 5 ,0 0 0 . Sept 1 ’27-’31
( 5
5 .0 0 0
____________Oct
11941 7 ,0 0 0 ...S e p t 1 1932
J36,000--0ct 1 ’42-’ 47 4 JCs’24 M -N 160.000.N ov 1 ’2 7 -3 4
4 H & ’ 2 4 J-D 280.000_.D ec 1 ’2 7 -’34
Bridge Bonds.
4M s’08 F-A$525.000Augl’28-’33&38 4 1 4 a '2 5 M -N 4 6 ,0 0 0 ..N ov 1 ’28-’50
4s ’09 F-A 300,000--A ug 1 ’40-’41 4^£s'25 M -N 1 4 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’2 7 -’40
4s ’ 12 A-O 185,000____ Oct 1 1927 4 H s ’25 M -N 4 4 1 ,0 0 0 ..Nov 1 ’2 7 -’35
4s ’ 12 J-D 33,000____ Dec 1 1927 4 ^ s ’25 M -S 250,0C-0c.Sept 1 ’2 7 -3 6
4M s’13 M -S 227,000____ Sept 1 1931 4 % s ’26 . . . 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 ..N o v 1 ’28-’36
5s
16 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1934 4 M s ’26 . . . 100,000— Oct 1 '26-’37
5s ’22 M -S (42,0 0 0 -.Sept 1 ’27-’40 4s ’27 A-O 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’2 9 -’53
114.000.
-SeptGeneral Fund R efunding.
1 ’41-’47
4 % s ’23 J-J15/28.000--Jan 15 ’28-’41 3>4s’00 M -N $431,000— M ay 4 1930
General Revenue Bonds.
(18,000--Jan 15 ’42-’47
4 % s ' 2 4 M -N (5 4,000.-N o v 1 ’27 -’44 4s 16 A-O $70.000— yrly. on Oct. 1
110,000--N o v 1 ’45-’49 ($25,000, 1926-1927, and $20,000
1928.)
4 !4 s’25 M -S 100,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’31
4 ^ s ’26 — 9 0 ,0 0 0 -0 ct 15 ’28-’49 4s T 6 A-O 605,000-yrly. on Oct. 1
($15,000. 1928; 35,000, 1929-32;
4s ’27 A-O 5 0 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’29-’33
4s ’27 A -O ‘170,00Q_-Mar 1 ’29-’53 *40,000.1933-37, and $50,000, 1938414s
A-O 6 5 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’29-’53 1942.)
Hospital Bonds.
Grade Separation Bonds,
4J4s’ 13 M -S $98.000____SeDt 1 1933 4M s’24 M -N J$45,000Nov 1 ’27-’35
1 30,000-N ov 1 ’ 36 -’40
Fire Department.
Library Bonds.
4s ’08 M -S $30,000____Mar 1 1928
43*s’13 M -S 200,000____Sept 1 1928 5s T9 . . . $25.000-—M ar 25 1929
Pump Station Bonds.
4s ’ 17
21,000____Apr 1 1932
5s ’18 —
30,000____ M ay 1 1948 4s TO J-D $41.570____Dec 1 1927
5s ’ 19 A-O 30,000____Oct 1 1929 4s ’37 A-O 1 ,000,000--M ar 1 ’29-’53
University Farm Bldg. Bonds.
5s
...
46 01-3_____ 1926-! 9*8
$ 1 1 0,000--June 1 1951
6s ’21 . . .
30,000____ Apr 11951 6 s ’ 21
(Optional June 1 1931.)
(Optional April 1 1931.)
Public Office Eouip. Bonds.
5 ^ s ’21 - - .
37,000____ Feb 1 1941
$100,000--M ar 1 1936
4M s’2 4 -M -N ( 6,000— N ov 1 ’27-’28 6 s ’21 . . .
124.000.
-N ov University Completion Bonds.
1 ’29-’34
4 1 4 s ’2 5 M -S 25.000c.Sept 1 ’2 7 -’31 5s ’22 M -N ($ 3 0,0 0 0-.Nov 1 ’27-’36
1 8 .0 0 0 --N ov 1 ’37-’3S
4M s’25 M -S fl5,000e.Sept 1 ’2 7 -’31
W ater Bonds.
\20,000c-Sept 1 ’3 2 -3 6
4 % s ’26 —
5 0 ,0 0 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’41 ta T2 M -N 100,000..M a y 1 ’28-’29
4s ’27 A-O 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’43 4H s’13 M -S 150.000..Sept 1 '29-'31
4s ’27 A-O 3 0 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’43 4 ^ s ’ 14 J-J 2 5 0 ,000--July 1 ’$ ^ '3 6
4s T6 F-A 1 2 5,000.-Aug 1 ’32-’36
Comfort Station Bonds.
...
40,000— -1929 & ’ 31
6s
...
$30,000__________ 1953 4s
( 50,000____ Aug 1 1941
(Optional 1931.)
5s T9 F-A-j 100.000____ Aug 1 1942
Fire and Police Alarm Bonds.
(233,000--Aug 1 ’45-’44
5 s ’ 19 . . . $20,000— -M a y 15 1934
(Optional Aug. 1 1924.)
(Optional M ay 15 1924.)
5s
...
13 0 0 0 .
1927-1930 5s T9 F -A /4 0 0 ,0 0 0 —Aug 1 ’37-’40
t 50.000____ Aug 1 1941
4s ’27 A-O 3 0 ,0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’29-’38
5s ’22 M -N /2 1 6 ,0 0 0 -N o v 1 ’27-’44
City Hall Bonds.
( 11,000— -N ov 1 1945
4s ’10 J-D$300,000____ Dec 1 1935
1 1 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’28-’38
4s ’ 12 J-D 30,000_____ Dec 1 1943 4M s’26 - - 450,000--F eb 1 ’29-’44
5s
172,510 ______ ’27-’49 4 ^ s ’27
Oeficiencv Ronds
Park, Boulevard Sc Playg’d Bds.
5s’22 M -N ($136,309— Nov 1 ’27-’32 6s ’20 M -N $845,387.88.N ov 1 1928
1 3 0 .0 0 0 -. N o v i 1933 6s ’21 F -A l,083,616.48-F eb 1 1929
Site-Purchase Bonds.
414s
M -S 3 0 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’28-’37
5s T9 A-OS250.000____ Oct 1 1949
Park & Boulevard Bonds.
(Optional Oct. 1 1924.)
4>*sf)7 J-D $50.000-— Dec 30 1927
4s ’94
J-J 100,000___July 1 1944
W orkhouse Farm Bonds.
4s ’92
J-J 400,000___July 1 1942 4s T7 . . . *100.000____ Dec 1 1941
Safety Building Bonds.
3 1 4 s ’ 0 0 J-D 100.000____ June 1 1930
4s '09 J-D 30,000____ Dec 1 1929 4 K s ’25M -N $288,000—N ov 1 ’ 27-’50
4s TO J-D 30,000____ June 1 1930
W ork-H ouse Bonds.
4 ^ s ’I3 J-D 25.000____June 1 1936 5s T9 M -N $50.000___ M ay 1 1949
(Optional M ay 1 1924.)
4 V*s’ 13 M -S 150,000___Sept 1 193(
40,200— M ay 1 ’28-’49
4s T6
J-J 150,000___ July 1 1935 5s
4s T7 - . 50.000____ M ay 11947 4 1 4 s '2 5 A-O (42,000— Oct 1 ’27-’47
1 1,000____ Oct 1 1948
5s T8
— _ 100,000___ Apr 1 1948
Public W harf bonds.
5s T8
135,000___ Apr 1 1948
5s T 9
A-O 250,000___Apr 1 1941 6s 20 M -S $185.000- — Sept 1 1960
(Optional Sept. 1 1930.)
(Redeemable after April 11924.)
5s
...
11,000 ______1927-194?
Municipal Garage Bonds.
6 s ’21 — _ 490,000___Oct 11951 5s ’23 A -0$144,000—Oct 1 ’2 7 -’44
(Opt. Oct 1 1931.)
Public Building Bonds.
4?^s’24 M -N 8 0,000--N o v 1 ’27-’34 4J$s’23 A -0$360.000— Oct 1 '2 7 -4 4
4 % s ’ 2 4 M -N 45,4 0 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’43 4 ^ s ’25M -SJ210,000c-Sept 1 ’27-’41
1150,000c-Sept 1 ’4 2 -’51
4 ^ s ’25 M -S {48,GS0c-Sept 1 ’27-’32
(28.000c.Sept 1 ’33-’36
Public Playground Bonds.
4s ’27 A-O 2 5 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’29-’53 4M s’26 - - - $17,500— Sept 1 ’28-’45
Miami & Erie Canal Pur. Bonds.
Police Building Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S /$ 5 7 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27 -4 5 4 H s’22 M -S/$264,000-Sept 1 ’2 7-51
1
7,000___Sept 1 1952
t 12,000--Sept 1 ’46-’48
4 Jis’24 M -N /2 8 9 ,8 0 0 -O ct 1 ’27-’39
Hospital Bonds.
f$112,000-Nov l ’27-’40
\150,000-0ct 1 ’40-’45
54.000-N ov l ’41-’46
4 H s’24 J-D (2 4 ,0 0 0 -.Dec 1 ’27-’38 5s ’22 M -N
l 10 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 1947
/ 3,000____ Dec 1 1939
5s ’24 J-D 2 0 ,0 0 0 .-D ec 1 ’27-’30
University Dormitory Bonds.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
5s 18 F-A$200,000____Aug 1 1948
f$408.000.Nov 1 ’27-’50
5s T8
25,000____May 1 1948
4?£s’22 M-N-! 1 6,000--N o v 1 1951
Sewer Bonds.
[ 15,000--N ov 1 1952
5s T8
$50,000____ Nov 1 1948
5s T9 M -S l,000,000- — Sept 1 194? 5*£s’23 M -N 4 6 0 .0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’27-’49
4 1 4 s ’ 2 5 F -A (48,000..F e b 1 ’28-’33
(Optional Sept. 1 1924.)
\ 9,000____ Feb 1 1934
5 H s’21 . . . $ 6 6 0 ,0 0 0 --Jan 1 1951
(Optional Jan. 1 1031.)
4 1 4 s ’2 7 — . 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 --Feb 1 ’29-’44
Garbage Bonds.
4 Ms’23 J-J15 (210,000-Jan 15 ’28-’34
(390,000-Jan 15 ’35-’47 4s ’27 A-O $280,000-M ar 1 ’29-’43
1357,000-N ov 1 ’27-’43
Stone Crusher Bonds.
5s ’23 M -N 69,000-N ov 1 ’44-’46 4s ’27 A-O $ 4 6 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’29-’33
22.000. ..N o v 1 1947
IN T E R E ST.— All general bonds
4 ^ s’24 M -N / 9 0 .0 0 0 .0 c t 1 ’27-’41 and Interest coupons are payable at
4 0 .0 0 0 .
0 . t 1 ’4 2 -4 9 U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co., N . Y.Clty,
the
5 1 4 s’ 2 5 M -N 72,000— Nov 1 ’27-’50 fiscal agents for the city of Toledo.
4 % s ’26
75,OOO.Oct 15 ’28-’52 B O N D . D T . Dec 31 ’25.$24,722,349
4s ’27 A-O 1,000 ,0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’29-’53 Sinking fund, general___ 5,010,296
Bay View Park R efund. Bonds.
3V4s’99 J-D $150,000— June 1 1929 N E T D E B T _____________$19,712,053
(Subject to call after June 1 1924.) Less water debt_________ 1.939,000
T O T .G E N .N E T D E B T $17,773,053
Refunding Bridge Bonds.
nWater bonds and interest are pay­
is ’99 A -0$250,000____ Apr 1 1929
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1919)
able from Water Works Department
earnings.
Park Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S ($54,000.Sept 1 ’2 7 -4 4
ASSESSED V A L U A T IO N .—
\ 8,000____ Sept 1 ’45-’48
1925.
1924.
f 164,000-Sept 1 ’27-’30 Real estate$392,344,270$380,818,480
5s ’ 23 M -S
80,000-Sept 1 ’31-’32 Personal... 167,335,440 160,519,240
( 39,000— Sept 1 1933 Total______ 559,679,710 541,337,720
4J^s’ 26 . . .
3 0 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’28-’57 Total per M
$22.00
$21.00
POPULATION.— In 1920, 243,4 ^ s ’26 - . 7 ,5 0 0 --Sept 1 ’28-’35
4s ’27 A-O 180,000— Mar 1 ’29-’43 164; 1910 (census), 168,494.
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T O L E D O SCHO OL D IS T R IC T .
Ward Judge, Secretary Sinking
Fund Commissioners.
4s ’97 M -8 $90.000c._M ar 8 1929
4 s ’ 98 M -N 4 5,000c--M a y 20 1928
4s ’08 A-O 100,000c -,O c t9 ,’28.33
4Jtfs’08 M -N150,000c_M ay 23 1928
4s ’ 10 A-O 60O,000c_Mar 16’30-’39
4s ’l l M -N160,000c_M ay 8 ’40-’43
4s ’ 12 J-J 165,000c.Jan 2 ’44-'47
4s ’12 A-O 400,0 0 0 c..O c t 9 ’39-’48
4Hs>’ 14 M -S 60,000c___Mar 1 1929
4 Ms’ 14 M -S 100,000c.M ay 1 ’29-’44
($25,000 due every 5 years)
4 K s ’15M-SJ650,000c-Sept 1 ’30-’54
t ($50,000dueervery2yrs.)
4M s’ 15 M -S 644,000cSept 1 ’27-’54
4Ms'15 J-J 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 c ...S ep t 1 1935
4M s’ 16 F-A ?75,500c.Aug 1 ’27-'56
($12,000 in odd years, $13,000 in
even yrs.)
5s ’ 17 M -N 387,000e_Nov 1 ’28-’57
($13,000 in odd years, $12,000 in
even years.)
5s ’ 19 M -S 208,OOOc.Mar 1 ’28-’59
($13,000 every 2 years.)
5s ’ 19 M -S 192,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’58
($12,000 every 2 years.)
5M s’ 19 M -S 204,000c_Mar 1 ’28-’59
($12,000 every 2 years.)
5M s’19 M -S 196,OOOc_Mar 1 ’28-’48
($13,000 every 2 years.)
6s ’20 M -N850,0O0c.Nov 1 ’27-’6Q
5 Ms’21 F -A l ,700,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’61
5M s’21F-Al,700,000c_Feb 1 ’28-’61
4M s’22M-SJ 164,000c.Sept 1 ’27-'30
\672,000c.Sept 1 ’31-’46
4M s’23 M -S 105,0O0c.Sept 1 ’27-’47
5s ’24 M -S 880,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’48
4M s’2 5 A -0 1 ,440,000 c..O ct 1 ’27-’50
4M s’26 . . . 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’51
B O N D . D E B T Apr 1 ’27$11,911,000
Sinking fund____________
955,484
Total assessed value ’27-580,000,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) '27-$9.11
IN T . at U . S. M tge. & Trust Co .
New York.
TORONTO.
This village is in Jefferson County.
Land Purchase Bonds.
6s ’22 M -S $ 11,000--Sept 1 ’27-’37
W ater W orks Bonds.
6s ’23M -S '* $ 7 7 ,3 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’42
\ 2 5 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’43-’47
* Due $4,500 in even years and
$5,000 in odd years.
6 s ’25 - - $7,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’46
Street Improvement Bonds.
$1,500____ Sept 1 1927
1.000 __Sept 1 1928
6s ’25 . . .
1,500____ Sept 1 1929
1.000 __Sept 1 1930
6 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’31 -3 4
1 2 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’36
6 s ’26 . . .
B O N D . D E B T Mar 1 ’2 7 -- $276,82i
148.000
Water debt (add’l ) ______
Sinking fund________;_____
3,009
Total assess, val. 1 9 2 /____ 9,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___ $21.00
Population 1910, 4 ,2 7 l; 1920, 4,684

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S ew er B o n d s.
Inter-County Highway Bonds. U P P E R A R L IN G T O N .
4s '12 M -S / $4,000. .M & S 1 ’ 27-’30 4M s’26 A-O $62,000.A & O 1 ’27-’36
This village (P. O. Columbus) is
500____ Mar 1 1931
4M s’26 A-O 102,000.A & O 1 ’2 8 -’37 in Franklin County.
5s ’ 14 M -S
4M s’26 — 77,000-A & O 1 ’27-’36
500____ Sept 1 1928
Street Impt. Bds. ( C i t y ’ s p o r t i o n ) .
500____ M & S 1929
($2.000c____ Oct 1 1927
Hospital Bonds.
6s '21 M -S J 200____ Sept 1 1930
4M s’26 - - - $150,000.A & O 1 ’27-’43 5J*s’23 A-O ] 1,000c— .O ct 1 1928
6s ’21
200____ Sept 1 1930
T O T . D E B T M ay 29’2 6 - -$3,888,412
6,000c— Oct 1 ’ 29-’31
1 .0 0 0 -.Sept 1 ’31-’32 Sinking fund______________
514,500
[ 1,000c— .O ct 1 1932
5s ’25 M -S ^ 6,020____________1940 Tot. assess, val. 1926___251,243,750
Lighting Bonds.
5s ’25 M -S
500____________1928 State&Co. tax(per $1,000) ’26-$3.64 5 H s’25 A-O $ 8 ,0 0 0 -— Oct 1 ’27-’34
4M s’25 M -S
400____________1928 Popul’n 1910, 52,766: 1920, 83,920 G E N . B D . D T . Apr 1 ’2 7 -- $18,000
5M s’26 M -S
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office. Assess’t d e b t______________ 1,223,367
1 ,2 5 0 .-.1 9 2 8 & 1929
Assess, val., real estate____ 7,087,607
F ire B on d s.
4M s’ 13 M -S $6,000r..M & S ’27-’32 T R U M B U L L
CO U N TY
ROAD Assess, val., personal_____
913,000
D ISTR ICT NO. 1.
Tot.ass’d val ’27(80% act.)7,088.520
5s '15 M -S
1 ,0 0 0 ..M&S ’2 7 -2 8
5s
M -8 $ 5 6 ,0 0 0 0 ...M -S ’27-'32 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$20.20
Fire Engine Bonds.
5s TO M -S 2 5 ,0 0 0 c ._.M -S ’33-’34 Population In 1927 -------------------- 1,800
5 K s ’22 M -S $ 4 ,9 3 8 --Sept 1 ’2 7 -3 2
5s ’ l l M -S
8 ,0 0 0 -.M & S 1 1935
S tr e e t B on d s
5M s’18 M -S ( $500____ Sept 1 1930
5s T 4 M -S 13,500____ M - S ’27-’29 U P P E R A R L IN G T O N V IL . S. D .
\ 4,000— M&S '3 1 -3 4
This district is in Franklin County.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 6 ’25 $3,467,188
5 ^ s ’18 M -S J 8 0 0 ..M&S 1 ’30-’33 Ass’d val.(65% act.) ’25-228,055,420 5 M s ’ 2 2 A -0 $ 140,000— Oct 1 ’27-’46
IN T. at County Treasurer’s office. B O N D . D E B T M ay 6 1924 $165,000
200____ M ar 1 1934
5s ’ 19 M-S
1 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’30-’31
10,000
Sinking fund_______________
4M s’ 16 M -S | 1 ,5 0 0 .-M & S 1 ’27-’29 T RU M BU LL CO U N TY ROAD
Assessed value 1924________2,878,850
I 500____ Mar 1 1930
D IST. NO. 2.
6s -20 M -S ‘ 4 0 0 . . . M&S ’27-’28 5s ’05 M-SS100.000 _______________ U P P E R S A N D U S K Y .
This village is in Wyandot Co. Inc.
200____ Mar 1 1929 5s T5 M -S 12.000____ M -S ’27-’28
5J4s’22 M-S
4 0 0 .. 5ept 1’27-’30 BOND. D E B T M ay 1913..$162.000 In 1848. Population in 1910, 3.779;
5 K s ’24 M -S
1920, 3.708
4 0 0 .. .M & S ’27-’28
5s ’24 M -S
Street-Improvement Bonds.
3 .5 0 0 .. . M&S ’27-’33 T U SC A R A W A S C O U N T Y .
$6,500____ Oct 1 1927
County seat is New Philadelphia. 5s Tfl J-D
4M s’26 M -S
1,200___________ 1929
Fire Dept. Bonds.
Park BondsBridge Bonds.
Ss ’21 M -S $ 8 ,0 0 0 ...M & S ’2 7 -3 4
5 ^ s ’2 3 M -S ( $3,000____ Sept 11027 6s ’20 A-O $12,500____ Oct 1 1930
Flood-Emergency Bonds.
l 1,500_____Sept 1 1928 G E N . B D . D T . May 24 '21 $60,500
35,500
5s '13 M -S ($ 2 ,0 0 0 ..M & S 1 27-’28 5s
A-O 29,000_____ __________ Assessment debt (add’l)___
Sinking fund_______________
43,133
1 500____ Mar 1 1929
Road Imot. Bonds.
5 s ’ 14 M -S
8 5 0 ..M & S 1 ’27-’29 6s ’22 M -S $41,000c_____ M -S 1927 Assessed val., real________ 3,237,000
4.000______ Oct 1 1927 Assessed val., personal___ 2,649,000
5s T5 M -S
3,500___________ 1933 5 ^ s ’22 A-O
4M s'16 M -S
5,000____________1936 5 H s’22 A-O 11,000c___ Oct 11927 Tot .asses .val. ’20 (90 % act.)5,886,009
4M s’17 M -S
1,500____________1929 5 H s’22 A-O 11,000c_____Oct 1 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) '20— $14.60
IN T. at Fourth Nat. Bank, N. Y .
5s ’22 M -S (4 0,000..Sept 1 ’27-’46 5 M s ’ 2 2 A-O 10.000c_____Oct 1 1927
t 1 ,3 68.47.Sept 1 1947 5 ^ s ’22 A-O
8,000_______ Oct 1927
5s ’25 M -S
400____________1930 5>^s’23 M -S (16,000____ Sept 1 1927 U P P E R S C IO T O D R A IN A G E &
115,500____ Sept 1 1928
C O N S E R V A N C Y D IS T .
Road and Ditch Bonds.
5s ’25 A-O 76,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’30
Tnis district is in Hardin County.
4 H s’17 . . . I$1,000___M&S 1 1929
5s ’26 A-O 78,290--O ct 1 ’27-’31 5 ,^ s’20 A -0 $ 1 9 4 ,3 0 0 -—Oct 1 ’27-’35
1 500_____ Mar 1 1930
A-O 244.600________________
N E T D E B T Apr 1 1926-- $594,022 _s
Refunding Bonds.
Tot. ass. val 1925_____ 106,079,140 54£s’23 A-O 1 3,500--Apr 1 ’2 8 -’33
5s ’05 F -A $5,000_____ F-A 1927
3 ,0 0 0 --O ct 1 ’27-’33
Popul’n 1910, 57,035: 1920, 63,578 5I£s’25 A-O
5s ’05 M -S
7,000____M -S ’27-’28
5 ^ s ’18 M -S
500____ Sept 1 1928
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office. 6s ’26 A-O 1 1,000--Sept 1 ’27-’31
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1927--$466,400
4.000 __M -S ’29-’36
5s T 9 M -S
7 .5 0 0 .. 5ept 1 ’30-’44 T W IN T O W N S H IP R U R A L S. D . Total assessed benefits 1926 759,134
Population in 1920 (est.)______ 5.000
6s ’21 M -S
4.000 __M -S ’30-’33
Prin. and int. payable at State
5 H s’23 M -S 1 6 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’42 is This district (P. O. Bourneville)
in Ross County.
Treasurer’s office.
Hospital Bonds.
6s ’23 A-O (*$30,500c_0ct 1 ’27-’46
5s ’27 M -S 100,000--M ar 1 ’28-’52
1
1,000c— -O ct 1 1947 U R B A N A .
Refunding City-Hall Bonds.
This city Is In Champaign County.
6s ’23 A-Oa (4,000c____ F-A ’27-’31
5e ’90 M -S $1,000_____ (p a s t d u e .)
l 254.31c. Aug 1 1931
Bridge Bonds.
(Due Sept. 1 1898, but never pre­
_s ’24 J-D
4,500c_______________ 4>*s’ 17 J-J $10,000— -Jan 15 1934
sented for payment.)
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’2 7 . $38,600
Refunding Bonds.
54£s’23 M -S
3,400____________1933 Tot.ass’d val. ’26 ( H act.)-2,206,000 4J4«’11J-D $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 e„ June 15 1928
Garbage Reduction Bonds.
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’25$16.58
t B o n d s.
4 ^ s ’24 M -S 15,000____________1931 Population (est.)_______________ 2,200 5 sG e n e ra l S tre e,5 0 9 ...June 15 1934
'15 J-D $ 9
6s ’24 M -S
500____________1928
IN T . on bonds marked (*) at 5s ’23 J-J
600____ July 1 1928
T O T . B D . D T . Apr 1927-$2,438,851
0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’32
Treasurer’s
Total assess, val. 1927____ 14,666,760 District Head & C o., office; (o) at 5J^s’23 M -S 1 2 .0 0 Disposal Bds.
Sewer & Sewage
of Bainbridge
City tax (per $1,000) ’27____ $18.80 Spargur,
4M s’12 M -S $20.000c.tlept 1 ’28-’30
Population 1910, 6,122, 1920, 7260
5s ’14 A-O 48,000— Apr 1 ’31-’33
IN T . at office of Sk. Fd. Trustees. T Y M O C H T E E T O W N S H IP .
5s '15 M -S 11,900____ Mar 1 1931
This township is in Wyandot Co. 5s 15 A-O 10.300— Apr 1 ’32-’33
Road Bonds.
5s ’ 16 M -N 2.500____ N ov 1 1927
T R O Y S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
B O N D . D E B T June 21 ’21 $111,420 6s '22 J-D
T O R O N T O V IL L A G E 3 . D .
5 .0 0 0 -June 1 ’28-’32
12
1942
Assess, val. (real estate)___1,839,960
This district (P. O. Toronto) is in 4s T5 M -S $106,500—Dec 14 1935
f 1 ,5 0 0 --O ct 1 ’2 7 -’29
5s
M -S 30,000____ Sept 1
Assess, val. (personal)_____ 055,740 6s ’22 A-O 1 400____ Oct 1 1930
Jefferson County.
($61,200c. Mar 1 ’28-’60 B O N D . D E B T . Apr 28’27 $144,500 Tot.ass’d val.’20(85% act.) .2,795,700
[ 1 ,6 0 0 --O ct 1 ’27-’34
11,118 Total tax rate (per $1,000)___$14.50
6s '20 s-a l 50,600c.Sept 1 ’27-’6C Sinking fund_______________
6 .0 0 0 - -N o v ’1 ’27-’32
5 H s ’22M -N
6s ’23 F-A (30,000____ F-A ’27-’31 Tot. val. 1926 (60% act.)-15,048,050 Popui’n 1910, 1,283; 1920, 19,481 5 Jis’23 A-O
1 ,0 0 0 ..-Oct 1 ’27-’28
1 1,013.24 Aug 1 1931 School tax (per $1,000) 1926___ $8.97
8 0 0 .-June 1 ’28-’31
5s ’23 J-D
Population in 1925 (est)________8.000
U H R IC H S V IL L lf
5M s’25 M -S 264,000c.M -S 1927-50
5M s’23 A-O 13,000— Oct 1 ’27-’39
This village is in Tuscarawas Co.
B O N D . D E B T Apr 25 ’26 $382,013
Fire D e p t. Bonds.
T R O Y T W P . R U R A L S C H . D IS T .
Total assess, val. 1926___ 16,800,000
Cemetery Bonds.
5 K s ’18 A-O $12,000-Oct 11927-1930
This district (P. O. Luckey) is in
5s '17 M -N f $500— ..M a y 1 1928
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 6 -.$ 7 .7 8
W ater-W orks Bonds.
Population 1926 (est.)_________ 7,000 Wood County.
\ 7 0 0 - .M a y 1 1929 4 ^ s ’ l l J-J $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 ’29-’30
5s ’23M -N $102,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’43
Deficiency Bonds.
5s ’ 14 F-A
6.500___Feb 15 1931
T O W N S E N D T W P . R U R A L . S . D . 5s ’26 M -S $ 5,000--M ar 1 ’2 7 -3 6 6s ’21 . . . $10,500____Nov 1 1931
Deficiency Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
This district (P. O. Vickery R . F. B O N D . DEBT June 1 '2 6 . $108,000
5 s ’ 19 M -N $ 1 ,5 0 0 .-. N ov 20 1927
Sinking fund_______________
1,378 6s '20 s-a $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 -.............— ____ 6s ’21 M -N
D .) is in Sandusky County.
2 ,0 0 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’28
R efunding Bonds.
i $4.000_Apr 1 ’28-‘20 Assessed valuation 1926___ 5,153,000
T O T . B D . D T . July 1 ’2 5 - $403,520
. . Assessed val'n, real estate. 5,344,310
5 s ’ 19 A - 0 \ 1 5 ,0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’30-’34 School tax rate (per $ l,0 0 0 )’26-$8.25 4s, 4 Hs & 5s $68,000.............
5 H s ’18 J-D 1 4 ,0 0 0 ..$ 1 ,0 0 0 yearly Assessed val’n. personal.. 5.254,700
I 24,000_Oct 1 '27-’34 Population in 1926 (est.)_____ 1,800
IN T . at the office of the Sinking
Street Bonds.
BONDED D E B T .............................. (?)
Total val. (78% act.) ’25-10,599,010
Fund Trustees.
5s
s-a
$3,334 _____ 1927-1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924—
T R IM B L E T W P . R U R A L S. D .
...
26,160.............................
C i t y _______________________ $7.77
TRUM BU LL COUNTY.
R etaining-W all Bonds.
This district (P. O. Glouster) is in
Total_______________________ 22.30
Warren Is the county seat.
4H s
...
$2,500............. ................. Population 1910. 7,739; 1920, 7,621
Athens County.
Machinery & Tool House Bds.
Fire-Department Bonds.
5s ’23M-S15 $85,500c Sept 15 ’27-’47
IN T. payable at the City Treasury.
$10,000 ............ ...............
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 1575) 6s T7 A-O $3.000 c .a &0 1 ’2 7 -’29 4 ^ s & 5s
Road Bonds.
Deersville Ave. Pike.
5s ’23M-S15 $73,400c Sept 15’2 7 -’46
VAN B U R E N T W P . R U R A L S, D.
B O N D . D EB T Apr 30 '2 7 - $170,500 5s T8 A-O $t,200c____Oct 1 1927 4K s-5s . . . $11,000..............................
This district (P. O. Dayton R . F.
Assess, val. '26 (60% act).-2,402,035 6s T 9 A -O ( 3,500_______ A-O 1927 TO TAL D EBT July 1 ’2 5 . $297,431 D . N o . 12) is In M o n t g o m e r y C o .
1 4,000_______ A-O 1928 Assessed valuation 1921___6,255,570 5s '16 J-J $18.000c.July 1 ’2 8 -’36
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— -$14.80
5s T9
A-O I 19,000____ Oct 11927
(Assessment about actual value.)
Population (estimated)_______ 5,200
5s ’ 17 J-J
18,000------------------------1 2 9 ,0 0 0 ..........A-O 1928
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921___$19 00
IN T . at Glouster State Bank.
(Due part yly. from 1925-1933)
52,813---------- -------------Population 1910. 4.761' 1920. 6 428 6s ’21 J-D 120.000c.Dec 24 ’27-’46
Gloucester.
5s T9 A-O 10.000 __A-O ’27-’28
IN T E R E S T on deficiency bonds of 4 J^s’25 A-O 214,800c--O ct 1 ’2 7 -4 7
5s T9 A-O 7 1 .0 0 0 . ...............1928
TROY.
1921 payable at the Union Bank of B O N D . D EB T June 8 ’27 $435,476
This city Is the county seat ol 5s T9 A-O
6.000____ A-O ’27-’28
Uhrichsville.
Assess.val. ’27 (75% act.)-l7,500,000
Miami Co. Incorp. as a city In 1890. 5s T9 A-O 10.000 __A-O ’27-’28
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927----- $14.80
U H R IC H S V IL L E S C H O O L D IS Population in 1921-----------------5,000
Deficiency Bonds.
5s T9 A-O 10.000 ______A-O 1927
$1,000____ Sept 1 1929 5s T9 A-O 4 0 .0 0 0 . .-..A -O ’27-’28
Building Bonds.
5s T7 . . .
IN T . at Dayton Savings & Tr. Oo.
6 .0 0 0 -M & S 1 ’30-’35T9 A-O 10.000 __A-O ’27-’28
5s ’16 M -S $ 3 4 ,9 0 0_____ 1927-1956
5s
5s T9 M -S
3 .000
______ 1927 5s T9 A-O 14.000 __A-O ’27-’28
B O N D . D EB T M ay 6 ’27- $346,000 V A N L U E S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
8 .0 0 0
_____________S e p'20 192S
6s t 1 A-O 30.000 __A-O ’27-’29
6s ’20 M -S
Tot.ass’d val.’27(3-5 act.) 10,350.000
This district is in Hancock County.
6s ’21 M -S
5 .500
______1931 5 H s’2 2 M -S ( 8 4 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’29 School tax rate (per M ) ' 2 7 . 5 1 0 .8 2
School-Building Bonds.
Paving Bonds ( C ity 's p o r t io n ) .
5 8 .0 0 0 . . 5 .p t 1 ’30-’31 Population in 1910, 1,764; ’27. 8.250 5 H s
M -S$147,350____ Sept 1 1948
4 s ’08 M -S $8.000r— M -S 1928-’ 31 5 H s’22 A-O 15 0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’31
B O N D ED D E B T _________
(?)
4s T 2 M -S 22.000____M - S ’2 7 -’32 514s’22 A-O 60.000 _Oct 1 ’27-’31
U N IO N C O U N T Y .
6.000
____________M -S ’27-'28
4s T 2 M -S
4 ,0 0 0 -— Oct 1 ’27-’30
Marysville Is the county seat.
VAN W E R T .
53^s’22 A-O
M -S
200____ Sept 1 1929
This city Is the county seat of Van
. 2,000____ Oct 1 1931
5s '14
Bridge Bonds.
1 ,6 0 0 --M & S ’30-’37 5 H s’22 A-O 136,000________________
414s’08 J-J $20.0 0 0 c . . . ............1928 Wert County. Incorp. Feb. 18 1848.
5s '14 M -S
6.000—
M&S 1 ’27-’28 s’22 A-O 30,000________________
5H
5 ^ s ’24 M -S 27,000c.Sept 1 '27-’29
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
3.500
____________Mar 1 1929
5 s’22 A-O 46,000________________
5J^s’25 M -N 19,500c_Nov 1 ’27-’29 5s ’25 M -S $23,500____ Sept 1 1930
5J£s’25 M -S
6,300____________ 1935 5s ’25 A-O $ 2 2 ,8 0 0 -.-A -O ’27-’36 6s ’26 . . .
Street Bonds ( C ity 's P o r t i o n ) .
37,100— Sept 1 ’27-’31
J12,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’31
5s '15 M -S $ 2 ,0 0 0 -. Mar 1 ’29-’32
5s ’ 14 J-D $6.000-June 15 ’28-’39
R efunding Bonds.
8 ,0 0 0 ..Mar 1 ’27-’42 5 s ’25 A-O UO.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’31 4 ^ s ’08 M -S $75.000c__________ 1928 5s ’ 15 M -N
200-N ov 10 ’27-’28
5s '15 M -8
124,0 0 0 c ...A -O ’32-’35
4>£sT6 M -S 19 ,5 0 0 --M & S 1 ’27-’39
3,576.22-Sept 1 1932
Inter County Highway Bonds. 5 s ’ 23 M -S
1.500
____________Mar 1 1940 I 3,000c____ Oct 1 1927
6,300-Feb 20 ’27-’35
6s ’26 . . . $ 30,800--Sept 1 ’27-’31 5s ’25 F -A
1 ,4 0 0 --M & S 1 ’27-’30 5s ’26 A-O (27.000c.-A pr 1 ’28-’36 6s ’26 - - 5s T 8 . . .
28 ,2 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’31
Light Bonds.
136,0 00c..O ct 1 ’28-’36 G E N . B D . D T . Ap r 1 ’27 $197,350 5s ’ 22 M -S $4,000____Sept 1 1932
l
400____ Mar 1 1931
16,0 0 0 c ...A -O ’27-’34 Assessment debt (add’l)_
W ater R efunding Bonds.
Electric Light Bonds.
321,962
1 ,0 0 0 c -..A p r 1 1935 Assess, val.. real_________ 26,267,910 4.15s’ l l A-O $60.000c.Apr 1 ’28-39
T 7 M -S $3,000____ M -S 1 1927 5s ’26 A-O
5M s’ 18 J-D
6 0 0 --June 1 ’2 8 -’29
2,000c___Oct 1 1935
Assess, val., personal____ 13,267,880 TO TAL D E B T July 1 '25- $147,386
4,000c____ A-O 1936
5 H s’ 19 M -S 26,000____ M -S ’27-’39
Tot.ass’d val. 26(80% act.)39,535,970 Ass’d val. 1920 (80% act.).9,934,810
5s T 9 M -S
5 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’36 4 % s ’27 . . . $25,000.A & O 1 ’28 -’37 State & co. tax(per$l,000)'25— $6 80 T ot. tax rate (per $1,000)’20-S4.66 46s ’20 M -S 2,000,000 ..M - S ’28-’46 4M s’27 A-O 16,900-A & O 1 ’28-’36 Popu-'n 1910, 21,871; 1920. 20,918 Population 1910, 7,157; 1920, 8,100
IN TEREST payable by City Treas.
(See V. 111. o 219 for maturity.) 4 3 s ’26 . . .
21,614-A & O 1 ’2 8 -3 2
IN T. at County Treasurer’s office.
4
6s ’21 M -S 31,000____ M -S ’27-’32 4M s’27 — 2 4 ,9 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’32
V AN W E R T C O U N T Y .
5s ’23 M -S ( 6 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-’32 4 ^ s ’27 . . .
11,500.-Apr 1 ’28-’32 U N IO N T W P . R U R A L S C H . D .
1 473____ Sept 1 1933 4M s’26 A-O 76,000-A & O 1 ’27-’36
Van Wert is the county seat.
This district is in Van Wert Co.
W ater W orks Bonds.
98.000 ___ 1927-1937
4 ^ s ’26 . . .
Road Improvement Bonds.
Building Bonds.
4 K s ’ 16 M -S $ 1 ,5 0 0 -__M -S ’27-’28 4 3 s’27 . - 17,500-A & O 1 ’28 -’37 5s '15 J-J $16,000c___J-J ’28-’35 5s ’ 19 M -S $34,500____ M -S ’27-’29
4
5 H s’ 18 M -S (2 0 ,0 0 0 --M & S 1 ’27-’46
Bridge Bonds.
T O T .B D .D T . Apr 2 6 ’26_. $26,000 6s ’20 M -S 70,000_____ Sept 1 1929
l
500____ Mar 1 1947 5s T 8 A-O $2.000............A-O 1927
Sinking fund_______________
4,500 5>*s
. . . 45.000c.Sept 1 5 ’27-’31
5s ’23 M -S f 17,000— Sept 1 ’27-’46
Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed value 1925.-4,105,560 5s ’23 M -S 55.000_____ Sept 1 1932
1,052____ Sept 1 1944 5J^s’22 A-O $78,OOO..Oct 1 ’27-’32
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $18 .50 5s ’26 M -S 26,000____________ 1934
28,000-A & O 1 ’27-’36
IN T . pay. at office of Dist. Treas. 5s ’26 M -S 14,500____________ 1934
4J^s’26 — . $55,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’2 7 -4 6 ! 5s ’26 . . .




J une, 1927.] V A N W E R T C O U N T Y ( C o n cV d )
T O T . D EB T Apr 26 ’2 7 -- $245,000
Sinking fund_____________
42,035
Assessed val’n, real______ 36,897,270
Assessed val’n, personal—20,934,670
Tot.ass. val.'26 (65% act.) 57,831,940
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $3.85
Population 19?6______________28,210
V A N W E R T S C H O O L D IS T .
School-House Bonds.
4s ’ l l M -N S 6 2 ,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1937
B O N D . DEBT Apr 14 ’27 $174,000
Total assessed value 1926
(About 60% actual)...1 3,200,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1926— $10.32
V E R M IL IO N .
This village is in Erie County.
Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds.
5s ’ 15 J-J $13.000c._ Jan l'2 8 -’40
Sewer Bonds.
5 H s’ 19 A-O $ 3 6 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’38
Refunding Bonds.
6s T7 M -S $4,000. .M ar 1 ’28-’31
Street Improvement Bonds
(Village’s Portion).
6s '22 M -S I $500____ Sept 1 1928
\ 4 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’29-’32
W ater Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O $24,OOO..Oct 1 ’27-’50
B O N D . DEBT Mar 3 0 ’2 5 . $99,000
Assessment debt (add’l) ___
17,000
Sinking funds_____________
16,806
Total assessed val’n 1925— 3.OO0.OOO
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’25-$23.60
Population 1910, 1,369; 1920, 1,436
V E R M IL IO N V IL L A G E S. D .
This district (P. O. Vermilion) is in
Erie County
5s ’25 M -S$136,400c.Sept 1 ’27-’50
(For maturity see V . 120, p. 1514.)
B O N D . D EB T Apr 18 ’2 7 . $150,000
Total assessed value 1927_6,838,940
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$42.40
IN T . at Erie County Banking
C o., Vermilion.
V E R O N A V IL . S C H O O L D IS T .
This village is in Preble County.
School Bonds.
os T 7 A-O $ 2 1,l00c.A -O 1 ’27-’37
5)4sT8 A-O 2 0 ,0 0 0 c ...A -O ’38-’47
T O T. D EB T M ay 3 ’2 7 .. $41,000
Sinking fund_______________
5,456
Total assessed value 1925
(about % actual)________ 1,627,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 5 —$8.00
Pop’n 1910, 400 1926 (about) 1.200
V IE N N A T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Tyrrell R . R .
No. 2) is in Trumbull County.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 3 ’2 7 . $22,360
Tot.assess .val.’27_________ 1,600,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 < $20.00
Population 1927_______________ 1,000
W AD SW ORTH .
This village is in Medina County.
W ater W orks Bonds.
5 J^s’24 A-O $14,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’39
($2,000 in all odd years.)
5J4s’24 A-O 10,500c.Oct 1 ’28-’40
($1,500 in all even years.)
5 K s ’25 A-O 12,000— Oct 1 ’27-’34
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
5>£s’24 A-O $91,0 0 0 ..O ct 1 ’27-’48
(For maturity see V . 118, p. 2480.)
Improvement Bonds.
f$1,000____ Oct 1 1927
5J4s’23 A-O \ 1 ,5 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’28-’30
I 1,000____ Oct 1 1931
_s ’27 A-O $ 1 6,000.-Oct 11 ’28-’35
Ice Plant Bonds.
6^s
...
$ 8 ,0 0 0 ______1927-1934
W ater & Light Bonds.
4 % s '15A-O $56,500— Apr 1 ’28-'43
5 ^ s ’19 A-O (28,500c.Apr 1 ’28-’46
128,500c.Oct 1 '27-’4o
5 K s ’19 A-O (10,000-Apr 15 '28-’37
UO.OOO.Oct 15 '27-’36
Cemetery Bonds.
5 K s ’25 A-O $ 9 ,0 0 0 ...O c t 1 ’27-’35
G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 '2 7 .. $340,350
Water debt (incl.)_________ 189,400
Assessment debt (add’l) ___ 120,933
Total assessed val. 1927___ 9,006.750
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’27.$24.60
Population 1910, 3,073; 1920..6.053
W A D S W O R T H T W P . R U R . S. D .
This district is in Medina County.
Deficiency Bonds.
6s
J-J $9,0 0 0 c _____1927-1935
5>4s’23 F-A
1,000............ F-A 1927
Building Bonds.
5s '22 A-O $76,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1945
5s
A-O 2 6 ,0 0 0 c _____1927-1946
5s ’2 7 .-M -S $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 .-M -S 1 ’28-’50
B O N D . DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $119,911
Total ass’d value ’26 (act.).2,9O7,0OO
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 5 — $13 10
Population (estimated)_______ 1,600
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Wads­

worth.

W A D SW O R T H VIL. SCH. DIST.
5s T 5 M -S $38,000— M&S ’27-’36
(See V. 100, p. 329, for maturity.)
5s '17 M -S
6 ,0 0 0 -.Mar 1 ’28-’33
6s
. . . 171,000____ M - S ’27-'45
6s ’22 M -S /3 4 ,6 0 0 -M & S 1 ’27-’61
\ 500____ Mar 1 1962
High-School Bonds.
4 ^ s ’07 M -S $16,000 ______1927-1930
B O N D . DEBT M ay 1922. $339,000
Assess, val. ’20 (abt. a c t.).7,777,71!
School tax (per $1,000) 1921..$18.00
Population in 1920 (est.)______ 4,800
IN T . at Wadsworth Sav. & Tr.Co
W A K E M A N T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Wakeman)
Is in Huron County.
Road Bonds.
5s ’ 16 A-O $15,000______________
B O N D . D EB T M ay 1 T 7 - $72,000
Sinking fund_______________
7,500
Total assessed val. 1917___2,9O0,O00
Totaitax rate (ner $1 ,000)T7_$15.00
Population 1910, 1,200; 1920.-1,070




OHIO—CITIES AND TOWNS
W APAXONETA.
This city Is In Auglaize County.
Incorporated M ar. 2 1849.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
5s T 8 A-O $4,000— Apr 1 ’28-’31
Auglaize Riv. & Sewer D ist.N o.7
4k£s’08 M-S $ 1 ,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28
Electric Light & W ater Bonds.
($25,000c.Apr I ’28-’32
6s ’21 A-O \ 3 0 ,000c.Apr 1 ’33-’37
l 3 5 ,000c.Apr 1 ’38-'42
Street and Highway Bonds.
5s T6 A-O $1,000 ..O c t 1 ’27-’28
5s T 7 J-J
6 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’28-’29
5s T 7 J-J
3,000— July 1 1928
5s T7 A-O f 1,800— Oct 1 1927
l 1 ,8 0 0 ... Oct 1 1927
5 ^ s ’ 18 J-D
1,500c. June 1 ’28-’30
5 H s’19 A-O / 3 ,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’30
\ 1 ,3 0 0 c ..-A p r 1 1931
5 ) 4 s ' 2 2 A-O
7 ,2 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’32
5>4s’2 2 A -0 ( 1 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’31
\ 500____ Oct 1 1932
Sewer Bonds.
5s T3 A-O
$700c_________1927
TO T. B D . D T . July 1 ’2 5 - $407,412
Total assess, val. ’22-’23— 7,130,000
Tot.tax rate(per$l,OOO)’22-23.$23.O0
Population 1910, 5,349; 1920--5,295
IN T . at office of City Treasurer.
W A P A K O N E T A C I T Y S. D .
School Addition Bonds.
5>4sT8 M -S $ 5 0 0 c ____ M -S 1 1927
B O N D . D E B T June l l ’27 $109,000
Assess.val. 1926 (4-5act.)-7,200,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 7 ...$ 2 2 .0 0
W ARREN.
This city Is the county seat of
Trumbull County.
Real Estate Purchasing Bonds.
• ($18,OOOcOct 1 ’27-’29
5 s ’25 A-O U5,OOOc.Oct 1 ’30-’32
(18,OOOC-Oct 1 ’33-’35
Fire Bonds.
5>4s’19 M -N $3,500_____ N ov 1935
Park Bonds.
4 Jus’ l l M -S ($21,000____ Sept 1943
1 15,000____ Sept 1958
4s T2 M -S 20,000_____ Sept 1978
R efunding Bonds.
5s T7 M -N $26,500_____ M ay 1934
5 K s ’ 19 J-J
58,500_____ July 1933
Paving Bonds (C i t y ’ s P o r t i o n ) .
5 ^ s ’24 A-O ($21,000c.O ct 1 ’27-’3S
\ 4,000c— .O ct 1 1932
( 2,0 0 0 c-_ Oct 1 1927
5 s '25 A-O 15,000c-0ct 1 ’28-’32
4,000c-Oct 1 ’33-’34
5s ’25 A-O J21,000c.0ct 1 ’2 7 -’33
1 4 ,0 0 0 c ---O ct 1 1934
5s ’24 A-O 35.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’33
f 6 ,0 0 0 c .. Oct 1 1927
7,000c___Oct 1 1928
5s ’24
A-O \ 6,000c— .O ct 1 1929
7,000c___Oct 1 1930
(18,000c. Oct 1 ’31-’33
5s ’25 A-O 37,400c_ Oct 1 ’27-’40
(24,000c-0ct 1 ’27-’29
5s ’25
A-O
7 ,0 0 0 c --.O c t 1 1930
(40,000c-0ct 1 ’3 1 -3 5
5s ’25 A-O 81,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’35
City Bonds.
4 K s ’ 16 M -S $38,000_____ Sept 1938
5>4s’ 19 M -N / 6,700_____ N ov 1927
123,600_____ Sept 1929
5)4s'20 A-O 76,900______ Oct 1929
6s ’21 A-O 107,500______Apr 1939
Street & Sewer Im pt. Bonds.
5s T6 F-A $13,000______ Aug 1933
5 K s ’23 M -S 63,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’33
Hospital Bonds.
5s T7 J-D $6,500_____ June 1931
6s ’20 M -N 5,000_____ M ay 1928
Police & Fire Station Bonds.
5 H s’23 M -S $20,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’36
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O $35,000______ Oct 1930
4 ^ s ’ 12 A-O
5,500...........Apr 1928
4 ^ s ’ 13 A-O 1 0 ,0 0 0 -... .O c t 1929
5s T 5 A-O 20,000______Apr 1934
5 f ’ 16 A-O (11,500______Apr 1931
112,500_______Apr 1928
5s T6 M -N 20,000_____ M ay 1936
4 ^ s ’ 17 A-O 36,000______Apr 1934
6s ’20 J-D 19,000_____ June 1938
6s ’20 J-D (29,000_____ June 1941
(49,200______ Jun,e 1934
6s ’21 J-J
35,000______ July 1936
5M s’2 2 M -N 8,000______ N ov 1927
6s ’21 A-O 66,000____ Apr 1 1940
4 H s’ 16 A-O (10,000.-Apr 1 ’29-’30
112,000--Apr 1 ’31-’32
5s T7 M -S 18,400--Sept 1 ’27-’37
5s ’ 17 M -N 25,000______ M ay 1934
5s '17 J-D (12,000— June 1 ’29-’31
1 4,500____ June 1 1932
6s ’20 F-A
7 ,5 0 0 .-Aug 1 ’30-’33
5 ^ s ’22 M -S
100c___ Sept 1 1927
f 7 ,0 0 0 --. Oct 1 1927
5 s ’23 A -0 2 16,000-Oct 1 ’28-’31l 3,000____ Oct 1 1932
Bridge Bonds.
5s T6
A-O $4,500___ Apr
1933
4 K s ’ 1 7 A -0 3 5 .0 0 0 .-Apr 1 ’28-’34
4 H s ’17 A-O 20,000________April 1
($3,000 yearly. 1928 to 1933;
$4,000, 1934.)
W ater W orks Bonds.
5>4s’22 A-O $51,OOOc.Oct 2 '27-’43
5 ^ s ’2 2 A - 0
17,500___ Oct
1932
5s
48 .0 0 0 -_______________
5 H s’23 M -S
3 3 3 - .. Sept 1 1927
450____ Sept 1 1928
fl5,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’29
5s ’25 A-O ^12,OOOc.Oct 1 ’30-’31
i20,000c.0ct 1 ’32-’35
5s ’25 A-O
2 ,0 0 0 c -. .O ct 1 1927
(28,000 ..O c t 1 '27-’30
5 H s’2 4 A - 0 32,000— Oct 1 ’31-’34
163,000.-O ct 1 ’35-'43
5s ’26 - - 11,000--Sept 1 ’28-’38
Sewer Bonds (C it y ’ s p o r t i o n ).
5s T7 F-A $5,000_____ Aug 1932
6s ’21 M -N 9,700_____ M ay 1936
5M s’22 A-O 269,250______Oct 1928
5s ’21 M -N 150.000______N ov 1944
5 J^s’22 M -N 89,500_____ Nov 1933
5s ’23 A-O 81.000______Oct 1933
5s ’25 J-J
2,000c____ Jan 1 1928
5s ’25 A-O
2 ,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1927
6s ’21 A-O 91,100______Apr 1937
5J^s’22 A-O 10.000c.0ct 1 ’27-’31
5 H s ’ 2 5 J-J
5,000____ Jan 1 1928

185

Building Repair Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
5J4s’22 M -S
$ 1 5 5 --- Sept 1 1927 6s ’20 s-a $13.000--Aug 1 ’27-'52
6s ’21 A-O 91.100_____ Apr 1937
Street and Sewer Bonds.
. . . $13,500___________ 1937
W ater Line Bonds (C it y 's s h a r e ). 4s
5J^s’22 A -O /$10,000c.O ct 1 ’27-’31 5 ) 4 s
J-J
12,700________________
2.000-.A u g 1 ’27-'30
1,300c— -O ct 1 1932 Ss ’20 s-a
2,OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’28
Fire Dept. Bonds.
S 1.100---J an 1 ’28-’38
5 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1929 5s T8
28,000c. Oct 1 '27-’30 TO TAL D E B T July 1 ’25 $510,734
3 2 ,000c.0ct 1 ’31-’34 Total assessed val. 1924 — 11.700,000
63,000c. Oct 1 ’35-’43 Total tax rate (per $1.000)’23.$19.50
Population 1910, 7,277; 1920, 7.962
Comfort Station Bonds.
5)4s’23 M -S ($5,500— Sept 1 ’27-’37
t
400____ Sept 1 1938 W A S H IN G T O N C O U R T H OU SE
SCH OOL D IS T .
Street W idening Bonds (City’s
This district Is In Fayette County
share).
5s ’25 A-O $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 ..O ct 1 ’27-’31 {s ’ l l M -S ($ 6 0,0 0 0.-M ar 1 ’28-’47
\ 4,000____ Mar 1 1948
( 6 ,0 0 0 ..O ct 1 ’2 7 -2 8
(Subject to call after 1941.)
5s ’25 A-O { 4,000____ Oct 1 1929
I 6,OOO..Oct 1 ’30-’31 4s '12 M -S S18.000c.Mar 1 ’28-’45
5s '26 M -S 6 5 ,0 0 0 .-M -S 1 ’27-’36 5 K s ’22 M -S t21,000c-Sept 4 ’2 7 -3 2
B O N D . D E B T Mar 1 ’27.$2,934,687 5s ’23 F-A ( 4,900____ F-A ’27-’31
\ 445.64-Aug 1 1931
Assessment debt (add’l ) - .
926,200
Sinking fu n d ._____ _______
99,812 TO TAL D E B T Apr 28 ’2 6 . $107,495
Assess, val.. real_________ 56,497,940 Floating debt (add’l) _____
6,000
Assess, val., personal____ 20,049,800 Sinking fund______________
15,438
Total assess, val. 1927___ 76,547,740 Assessed, valuation 1926--11,500,000
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$21.20 School tax (per $1,000) '25____ $6.35
Pop’n, 1910, 11,081; 1920____ 27,050 Population in 1926 (est.)______ 8,O0O
IN T . at Midland N at. Bank; on
WARREN C O U N T Y .
bonds marked (t) at District office.
Lebanon is the county seat.
6s '21 M -S $27,500 . . . M - S ’27-’30 W A S H IN G T O N T W P . R U R . S. D .
Infirmary Construction Bonds.
This district (P. O. Arcadia) is in
( 45,000 ($1,500 each 6 Hancock County.
4>4sT6M -8 f mos. Sept. 15 1927
School Building Bonds.
l to March 15 1942.) 5)4s’20 M -S $148,200c-.M -S ’27-’45
BOND. D EBT Apr 10 '2 2 . $190,000
Funding Bonds.
4 H s’15 M -S $34,500— Mar 15 1940 Total assess, val. 1922-------5,500,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’22_$16.80
Flood Emergency Bonds.
5s '13 M -S $132,000— M&S ’27-'43 Population (est.)_______________ 1,800
Prin. and int. payable at the office
Bridge Bonds.
4s
M -S
8,500________________ of the Board of Education.
4s T 6 M -S
7,000________________
T O T. D E B T Apr 19 ’27- - $354,500 W A S H IN G T O N T W P . R U R . S. D .
This district (P. O. Centerville) is
Total assess, val. 1926___43,967,720
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)’23$10.50 in Montgomery County.
Population 1927_______________25,716 5 H s’22M -S ($48,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’42
\ 20,000c.Sept 1 ’43-'46
IN T ER EST at County Treasury.
5 H s’23 - - - (28,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’2 7 -4 0
1 1,000____ Oct 1 1941
W ARREN T W P . RURAL S. D.
This district (P. O. Trumbull) is BO N D ED D E B T -..............
(?)
In Trumbull County.
IN T . at Winters National Bank.
6s ’20 A-O $225,00 0 c..A -O ’ 30-’53
(See V. i l l , p. 1777, for maturity.) W A S H IN G T O N T W P . S. D .
This district (P. O. Station G,
BON D . DEBT Apr 11 ’23- $243,000
Total assessed val. 1923___8,000.000 Toledo), is in Lucas County.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23— $10.00 5s ’ 19 M -S$136,000-Sept 15 ’27-’39
B O N D . D E B T Apr 4 ’27 - $136,000
Tot.ass’d val.’26(75 %act) 16,000.000
W A R R E N SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
4s ’99 M -S $4,500c____ 1927-1931 Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26- - $10.84
IN T . payable at office of Clerk
4s '02 M -S
7,000c____ 1927-1933
4s TO J-J
41,000c____ 1927-1941 of Washington Township Board of
5s T 4
J-J
52,500c____J-J ’27-’37 Education.
_______
5s T5 J-J
4 2 .0 0 0 c ...J -J ’27-’39
(see V. 100, p 159. for maturity! W A S H IN G T O N T W P . S. D .
This district (P. O. Dublin) is in
5s T 6
A-O
2 ,5 0 0 c ____ 1927-1932
5s T7
M -N 4 6 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1930-1933 Franklin County.
$50.000..............................
5s T 9
M -S 4 5 ,0 9 0 c ____ 1927-1932 5s ’17 —
5s ’20 M -S*360,000c____ 1927-1938 5s T 9 A-O I9 .0 0 0 c _ .-A -0 '27-’45
G E N . B D . D T . M ay 1 '20- $100,000
6s ’20 A-O 7 5 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1930-1953
9.000
6s ’20 J-D *36,000c.Dec 1 ’4 0 -’46 Sinking fund_______________
6s ’21 M -S 465,000 *c ..1927-1946 Total assessed value 1919
(about 50% actual)_____ 1,766,200
5s ’24 A-O 8 2 3 ,3 0 0 ...A-O 2 ’27-’48
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 337.) Total tax rate ( per $1,000) ’22 $20.60
Funding Bonds.
5s T7 M -N $ 18 ,0 0 0c ____ 1927-1929 W A T E R V IL L E ^ V IL L A G E S. D .
This
is in
5 ^ s ’19 M - N (75,000c.N ov 1 ’28-'30 5 H s’22 district1 4 .0 0Lucas County.
M -S $
0 ______1927-1939
\12,500c-_. Nov 1 1931
6s ’20 J -D *( 22,000c...Ju ne 1 1938 5 s '23 M -8 Tl0,500c.Sept 1 ’27-’33
(28,000c-Sept 1 ’3 4-47
1100,000c. June 1 ’39-’42
6s ’20 A-O *84,0 0 0 c ____1932-1940 BO N D . D EB T M ay 29 ’24 $70,000
5,000
6s ’21
A-O 1 6 5,000c____1927-1940 Sinking fund_______________
5M s’24 F-A 10,501.89.-.1927-1931 Tot. ass’d val. 1924 (act.)— 2.800,000
School tax
B O N D .D E B T Apr 30 ’27.$2,511,801 Populationrate (per$l,0(K)) ’24-$5.00
(estimated)_______ 1,800
Sinking fund_____________
160,700
IN T . on 5s of 1923 at the District
Total assess, val. 1926___ 95,241,180
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 7 --$ 7 .3 0 Treasurer’s office.
Population 1927 (est.)____
40,000
IN T . at any Warren bank on bonds W AU SEO N .
This village is in Fulton County.
marked (*) at Chase Nat. B ank.N .Y.
Incorporated in June 1852.
W ater Bonds.
W ARREN SVILLE R U R AL S. D.
4a ’06 F-A
This district (P. O. Warrensville) 5s T 7 A-O $6.000c_____1927-1932
17.0 0 0 --M -S 1 ’27-’43
is in Cuyahoga County.
T9 M
($4,800c.M ar 1 ’28-’30 5s Street -S 159,000_______ ________
Bonds.
6s’20 M -N
10.000c.M ar 1 ’31-’35
...
$1,000____ F-A ’27-’28
12.500c.M ar 1 ’36-’40 6s
11,700--Sept 1 ’28-’37
(30,000c-Mar 1 ’41-’50 5 K s ’27 - - Refunding Bonds.
B O N D . D E B T June 6 ’2 7 . $57,000
Tot. assess, val. ’26 (actual)l,900,000 6s '22 s-a $36.000____ M -S *27-44
City Hall Repair Bonds.
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$6.50
6s T 8 s-a
$ 8 0 0 c -.0 c t 1 ’27-’28
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 12 ’2 7 - $212,290
W ASH IN G TO N C O U N T Y .
Sinking fu n d ___________________ 9,656
Marietta is county seat.
Total valuation 1927_______9,269,165
Bridge Bonds.
5s T 3 J-D $55,000c___June 2 1936 Totaitax (per 1,000) 1923— -$21.70
5s T3 M -S 20.000c_Sept 1 ’27-’30 Population In 1910_____________ 2,650
5 K s ’22 A-O
10,000c-Oct 1 ’27-’31 INT. at People’s State Bk., Wauseon.
Inter-County Highway Bonds. W A V E R L Y .
($20,000cSept 1 ’27-'31
This village is in Pike County.
5 K s ’24 M -S \ 3,000c..S ep t 1 1932
R efunding Bonds.
I 2,700c-.Sept 1 1933 6s T 8 s-a
$500 — Sept 15 1927
5 H s’23 J-D (30,000c-Dec 1 ’27-’32
Electric Light Bonds.
1 4 ,5 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1933 6s T8 s-a
$1,800____ Nov 1 1928
5 J^s’24 J-D 84,000c.D ec 1 ’27-’33 5 H s’19 s-a
1,000— M ay 1 ’29-’39
5 H s’2 3 M -S / 48,000c.Sept 15 ’27-’32
Street Im pt. Bonds.
( 5.000c.-S ep t 15 1933 i H T7 M -S $9.500________________
f 36,000cSept 1 ’27-'30 (Due part each 6 mos. begin. Sept.’ 17
5M s’23 M -S
16,000cSept 1 ’31-’32 BON D . D E B T June 18 T9 $68,604
l 7,500c..S ep t 1 1933 Water debt (I d c I . ) _________
37,000
5M s’23 J-J
51,000___Jan 10 1933 Assessed valuation 1918— 1,306,690
5M s’25 M -S (39 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1918— $15.30
184,000.-Sept 1 ’30-’35 Population 1910, 1,803; 1920, 1,625
Road Bonds.
5 K s ’26M -S $155,000— Sept 1 ’29-’35 W A Y N E C O U N T Y .
B O N D . D EB T M ay 3 ’2 6 . $571,000
Wooster is the county seat.
Sinking funds.............
30.500
Ditch Bonds.
Assess, value, real________41,044,070 5s ’22 - - . $100,000-M ar 15 ’28-’32
Assess, value, personal___26,774,630
C ounty Road Bonds.
Total assess. ’25 (actual) .67,818,800 546’2 2 M -S l5 ($44,000Sept 15 ’2 7 -’30
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925-.S20.00
112.000___Sept 15 1931
Pop TO, 45,422; ’20 (Census), 43,049 5Ms’23 s-a $63,000--M a r 1 ’2 7 -3 3
5 K s ’24 s-a 105 ,0 0 0 ...O c t 1 ’27-’33
W A S H IN G T O N C. H .
5 J^s’24 —
4 9 ,0 0 0 .— Oct 1 ’27-’33
This city is in Fayette County.
5H s’24 A-O 35,000c— Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 3
6s T9 F-A $10.500____ Feb 1 1929 5)4s’24 A-O 171,000________________
6s '21 ---- 7,287 75-yrly on Mar 1 5s ’25 M -S
8 ,0 0 0 --Sept 1 ’27-’34
6s '22 ---5 ,4 0 0 ..yrly on Mar 1 5s ’25 A-O 54,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’34
6s ’22 . . . f 5 .0 0 0 .-M ar 1 ’28-’32 5s ’25 A-O 4 0 ,000c.0ct 1 ’27-’34
1 1,500____ Mar 1 1933 5 ) 4 s ’ 2 5 A-O 7 ,0 0 0 c -.-A -O '2 7 -3 3
Street Impt. ( V i ll a g e ’s s h a r e ).
TO TAL D T . June 2 ’2 7 -- $958,389
5s T5 M -S $ 9 ,0 0 0 .-Sept 1 ’27-'35 Sinking fund_____________
232,110
5s '16 M -S 3 ,5 0 0 ._Mar
1 ’28-'34 Assess. val.’26 (abt. act.) -105,951,970
6s
M -S 11.800............................... Popul’n 1910, 38,058; 1920, 41,346
5>4sT9 s-a
29,000 ..$1 ,0 0 0 yearly
IN T . payable at County Treasury.

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WAYNE TWP. SCHOOL DIST.

This district CP- O •Waynesville) ifIn Warren County.
Building Bonds.
6 s ’ 16 J-J $3,000c.Julyl5’2 6’31’36
TOTAL D E B T Apr 26 ’2 7 . $22,000
4.866
Sinking fund_______________
Tot.iiss'd.val.(aci.val.)'26 4.500,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26-$20-10

WEATHEBSFIELD TOWNSHIP
This township Is in Trumbull Co.
Bridge Bonds.
5M s’ 18 A-O $ 8 8,000.A & O ’27-’48
Viaduct Bonds.
4 % s ’26 A-O $40,000— A-O 1 ’27-’46
B O N D . D E B T July 1 ’26- $505,210
Tot. ass. val. ’25 (80%act)42,033,860
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’22$. 15.20
Pop’n 1910. 10,708; 1920____ 17.034

WELLINGTON

SCHOOL DIST.

Building Bonds.
5s ’ 16 M -S $ 3 8 ,0 0 0 --M A S 1 ’27 -’45
B O N D . D E B T M ay 25 ’2 2 -S 5 5 .0 0 0
IN T . at office of Clerk. Bd. of Ed

WELLSTON.

This city Is In Jackson County
Incorporated In 1875.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5 Ms
F-A $6,000 . . . 1927-1932
6s
J-D
3,000 - . — 1927-1932
0S
M -N 9,200 . . . ..1927-1931
6s
A-O 40,662 _ — .1927-1934
6s
M -S 10.427 - - -1 9 2 7 -1 9 3 4
5s
M -S If. ,000 . . . -.1927-1931
W ater-W orks Bonds
5s
M -S $14,000— M -S 1 '27-33
W ater Bonds.
5s ’ 19 s-a $ 1 ,0 0 0 ...Jan 1 ’28-’29
5s ’26 A-O /8 0 ,0 0 0 -.Apr 1 ’28-’47
123,000--Apr 1 ’48-’ol
Sewer Bonds.
6s ’21 P-A $2,250.............1927-1929
6s ’21 M -S 10,000_______ 1929-1938
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
J-D $3,500 ................. ’27-’33
T O T . B D . D T . July 1 ’25- $178,268
Assess, val., real__________ 3,220,000
Assess, val.. personal_____ 1,426.090
T ot. val. ’25 (75% act.)— .4,646,090
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925___ $24.45
Pop’l '10 , 6,875; '20 (Census), 6.687
IN T .at First Nat. Bank. Wellsta n
W ELLSTON SCH OOL D IST R IC T .
B O N D . D E B T July 1 ’2 5 . . $179,395
”
This city Is in Columbiana County
Incorp.
1848. Population
1910.
7,769; 1920, 8,849. At an election
held on June 19 1923 a proposal that
the City Manager plan of government
be adopted was defeated.
Park Bonds.
4M S10 Nov $6.000c___Nov 1 1930
City Building Bonds.
6a ’ 0 8
Nov $1,7 5 0 c ...N o v 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
4s 02 Sept $9,000c.Sept 1 '27-’44
4s ’02 Dec 15.000c.Dec 1 ’27-’41
4 s ’02 July 15 ,0 0 0 c .J u l y 1 1941
4 H s’03 A-O
2,500c— Oct 1 1927
4M s’05 J-D 12.590c.June 1 ’98-31
5s 09 Jan
8 .5 9 0 c .— Jan 1 1929
5a ’ 10 Jan 11.5 0 0 c .. _ Jan 1 1930
4M s’ l l Jan 1 9 .0 0 0 c ...J a n 1 1931
4M»'12 Jan 1 8 ,000c...J a n 1 1932
4 K s’ 13 JaQ 1 0 .0 0 0 c ... Jan 1 1933
6s u4 July 10.0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1934
Fire Station Bonds.
5s 08 Aug $1.0 0 0 c ...A u g 1 1928
5s '08 Sept
500c— Sept 1 1928
5s ’27 — 12,500— -Jan 1 ’28-’37
Garbage Plant Bonds.
5M s’20 A-O $15,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1935
Street Light Bonds.
5s ’17 A-O $3,5 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1927
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’21 M -N $25,000c— M ay 1 1931
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’00 F-A $5,000c— .Aug 1 1927
5s ’08 Aug
6.000c___Aug 1 1928
5 s ’09 M ay
1.1 0 0 c „ .M a y 1 1929
5s ’09 Aug
l,20Gc— -Aug 1 1929
5s ’27 —
f 1,3 0 0 c.— Apr 1 1929
\ 6 ,0 0 0 --Apr 1 ’3 0 -3 4
Street Improvement.
5s ’08 Feb $ 1 ,7 0 0 c ...F e b 1 1928
5e ’08 Aug
1,200c___Aug 1 1928
5s ’08 Apr
1,200c— Apr 1 1928
5s ’08 Dec
1,850c— ..Dec 1 1928
5s ’09 Aug
3.000c. Aug 1 1929
6s ’25 M -N
13,500c.M ay 15 ’28-35
W ater Bonds
4s ’02 Dec
$500e___Dec 1 1927
6s ’21 J-D 192,0 0 0 c..D e c 1 ’27-’42
6s ’25 J-J (36 ,0 0 0 ..July 8 ’28-’39
\ 4,000____July 8 1940
T O TAL D E B T Jan 1 1927_ $462,791
Assessment debt (add’l) ___
45,000
Floating debt______________
6,000
Total assess, val. 1927___ 10,011,230
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___ $28.20
IN T . at office of City Treasurer.

w e l l s y il l e

W ELLS VILLE C IT Y S. D.
5s ’ 19 J-J $36,OOOcJuly 15 ’27-’44
5s ’ 19 — .
60.000____ Nov 1 1927
Building Bonds.
5 s ’ 16 J-J $83.000e— July 22 1946
B O N D . D E B T July 1 ’25— $236,250
Sinking fu n d ..,.___________
18.703
Tot.ass’d val.’23 (2-3 ac .) .8,300.000
Sch. tax (per $1,000) 1923____ $10.93
Population in 1023____________ 9.000
IN T . at School Treasurer’s office

Street Improvement Bonds.
tM s’08 J-J
$3.500____Oct 1 1928
4 H s’ 15 A-O 3,000c— Apr 1 1935
5M s’19 A-O
840— Oct 1’27-’29
6s ’20 A-O
1,374—Apr 1 ’28-’31
6 s ’21 — .
1,400—Apr 1 ’27-’31
5M s’23 A-O
300____Apr 1 1928
Electric-Light Bonds.
4M s’07 A-O $1,5 0 0 c ...O c t 11927
6s ’21 A-O 1.250c .Oct 1 ’27-’ 31
5M s’24 A-O 14,000c— Oct 1 ’27-’33
5M s’25 A-O
800— Apr 1 ’28-’35
5 K s ’26 A-O
2 ,1 5 0 --Oct 1 ’28-’29
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s 1 3 M -S $3,000c___Sept I 1933
4 Ms’ 14 A-O
7,000c— .Apr 1 1934
4M s’ I5 A-O
1,000c— . Apr 1 1935
5M s’20 A-O 27 ,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1940
5M s’23 A-O
5 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1927
5 ) 4 s ’ 2 5 A-O
2,700— Oct 1 ’27-’35
5M s’2 6 A -0
2 ,8 5 0 -.O ct 1 ’2 7 -2 9
Sewer Construction Bonds.
5s ’ 13 M -S $7,000c___Sept 1 1933
6s ’ 14 A-O
3 ,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1934
4J4s’ 15 A-O
4 ,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1935
Disposal Plant Bonds.
5M s’23 A-O $44,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’47
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 1932)
5 K s ’24 A-O
3 ,0 0 0 -.Oct 1 ’27-’29
R efunding Bonds.
5 ) 4 s ’ 2 2 A-O $70,200— Oct 1 ’27-’52
B O N D . DEBT Mar 31 ’2 7 . $249,364
Water & light debt (incl.)__ 107,750
Assessment debt (a d d !)___ 100,516
Sinking fund, general_____
8.736
Assess. v a l.’27 ( H act.)___4,413,520
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— $24.00
IN T. payable at Westerville.

WESTERVILLE SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Westerville) is
in Franklin County.
4M s’25 M -S $120,000-Sept 1 ’27-’46
B O N D ED D E B T ............
(?)

WEST FARE.

This village, incorporated in 1902,
was annexed to the City of Cleve­
land in Nov. 1922.

WEST PARK SCH. DIST.
See Cleveland School District.
W E S TO N V IL . S C H O O L D IS T .
This village (P. O. Weston) Is In
Wood County.
Building Bonds.
4 .4 s’ 16 A-O $ 5 2 ,5 0 0 ............................
(Due part each six months beginning
April 1 1922.)
Refunding Bonds.
6s
___$15,000______Part yearly
B O N D . D EB T Apr 21 1924 $67,500
Total assessed value 1923
(about 70% act.)________2,185,640
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’23.$22.00
Population in 1921--------------------1,375
W E S T U N IT Y V IL L . S C H . D IS T .
This district (P. O. West Unity)
Is in Williams County.
5s ’15 A-O $5,250—Apr 1 ’28-’34
5 4 s’ 18 M-S 66,000c.Sept 1 ’28-’44
5s ’ 19 M -S 65,000— Sept 1 ’28-’44
6 s ’21 J-D
2 2 ,5 0 0 -.-D ec 1 1931
Refunding Bonds.
5 s ’22 J-D $16.000r_Dec 1 ’ 27-’42
B O N D . D EB T Apr 1 ’2 / — $174,750
Assess, val. ’26 ( K actual).3,400,000
School tax rate (per $1.000) ’26 $12.50
W H ETSTON E T W P . SCH . D.
This district (P- O. Martel R.
No. 1) is in Crawford County.
School House Bonds.
($2,000— Apr 10 ’28-’29
5 s ’19 A-O ■24.000__Apr 1 0 ’30-’41
!
128,000— Oct 10 ’26 ’39
( 3 ,0 0 0 ____ Oct 10 1940
B OND. D EB T June 15 ’21 $72,000
Floating deDt (additional).
4,500
Tot.ass’d val. '21(4-5 aet.)_2.733,410
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1921____ $16.00
W IC K L IF F E .
This Village is in Lake County.
Street Improvement Bonds.
5 4 s ’27 A-O $58,000_Oct 1 ’28-’37
B O N D . D E B T M ar 31 ’2 7 - $387,669
Sinking fund (general)____
8,700
Total assess, val. 1927-------6,062,190
Population 1920________________ 1,508
W IL L A R D .
This village (formerly Chicago
function) is in Huron County. In­
corporated J882.
Publtc-H I Bonds.
4 4 s ’ 12 F-A 11,000c.Aug 1 '27-'37
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’ 19 J-D
$500____ Dec 1 1927
Electric Light Bonds.
5 4 s ’24 A-O $62,000________________
Fire Eauipment Bonds.
6 s ’21 M -N $1.500— . M -N 1927
General Street Bonds.
6s *21
M -N $1,000____ 1927
6s
...
8 ,6 0 0 __1927-1932
6s
...
1,000___________ 1927
5 4 s ’24 A-O f 3,500— Apr 1 ’27-’33
\ 580------- Apr 1 1934
Sewer Bonds.
4 4 o ’ 12 J-J
$1 ,000e___July 1 1928
W aterworks-& Electric Bonds.
5 s ’99 F-A $8,000— Feb 1 ’2 8 -3 5
5s ’ 17
A-O
2.000____ A&O 1927
’20 M -N 14.000.M & N 1927-33
5 4 s ’27 A-O 1 7 .2 0 0 .-A -O 1 ’2 8-37
G E N . B D . D T . Mar 26 ’27 $112,870
Assessment debt (add’l)___
30,083
Assessed value 1925_______5.831,205
Tot. tax (per $1,000) 1924-------$26.00
Population 1910, 2.9.50: 1920-.3.889
INT. paid at Village Clerk’s office.

W EST A L E X A N D R IA SCH. D IST .
Building Bonds.
4H a
. . . $ 2 6 .0 0 0 ______1927-1939
B O N D . D E B T M ay24’2 2 . $35 000
Sinking fund_______________
5,398
Total assess, val. 1922 ____ 2,021,153
School tax (per $1,000) 1922-----$9.33
Population in 1922 (est.)______ 1.306 WILLARD SCH. DIST.
5s ’ 10 M -N $25,400e____ 1927-1941
We s t e r v il l e ’
5s '10 A-O 17.OO0CAS-O 14 ’26-'42
This village is in Franklin Co. In- B OND. DEBT April 1927. $217,523
cor. Oct. 11 1858. Population 1927, Assessed valuation 1926_ 6,423,935
_
School tax (per $1.000) 1926..$12.65
3,450.
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 5,200
Filtration Plant Bonds.
IN T ER EST payableat Home Sav­
5M s’24 A-O $40,000 c..O ct 1 ’27-’46
5>^s’24 A-O
4,000..O c t 1 ’2 7 -3 4 ings & Bank C o ., Chicago, Ohio.




[V ol. 124,

OHIO—CITIES A N D TOWNS
WILLIAMS

COUNTY.

The county seat is Bryan.
Road Bonds.
6s ’20
M -S
$225____ M -S ’27-’29
6s ’20
M -S 9,000____ M -S ’27-’29
6s ’20
M -S 27,000_____ M -S ’27-’29
Funding Bonds.
6s ’22 M -S $20,000____ M -S ’26-’32
(For amount due each payment date
see V . 114. p . 1217.)
Bridge Bonds.
-s
. . . *40.000— .............. ...........
5s ’ 19 M -S j 20,000____M -S ’27-’28
1 4,000— -M ar 10 1929
5s ’ 19 M -S ) 8,500____ M -S ’2 7 -2 8
f 3.000— .M a r 10 1929
5 4 s ’22 M -S 27,000. M & S 10 ’27-*44
5s ’25 M -S 38,OOCe.Sept 10 ’27-45
5s ’25 M -S 36.000-Sept 10 ’27-’44
TO TAL D E B T July 1 ’26.$1,029,423
Assess, val. ’24 (80% act.)—
Real___________________$33,700,290
Personal_______________ 17,205,650
T otal___________________50,905,440
State&Co.taxfper $1,000) ’ 26-S18.50
Pop'n 1926 (Census)_________ 24,627
W IL L O U G H B Y .
This village is in Lake County.
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4 4 s ’12 M -S $20,000____ Sept 1 1936
5s ’ 17 M -S 21,000____ Sept 1 1947
6s '21 A-O 125,000____ Oct 1 1951
Sewer Bonds.
4s ’06 M -S
1,100— Sept 1 ’23-’37
5 4 s ’22 A -O j$12,000— -Oct 1 ’27-’30
1 3,491.3 5 - O c t 1 1931
5 4 s ’2 2 A -O f 4,250___ Oct 1 ’ 27-’43
1
275____ Oct 1 1944
5 4 s ’23 A-O 11,500— Oct 1 ’27-’44
(For maturity see V . 117, p. 2917)
5M s’26 — .
5 ,8 4 1 .-O ct 1 ’2 8 -3 9
Street Bonds.
4 4 s ’l l . . .
$2,000________________
6 s ’20 . . .
20,000________________
( 2,000____ Oct 1 1927
5 4 s ’ 19 A-O (12,000___ Oct 1 ’28-’30
[ 5,500____ Oct 1 1931
Jail Bonds.
5 4 s ’22 A-O $16 ,0 0 0 ...O c t 1 ’2 7 -’42
Light Extension Bonds.
5 4 s ’23 A-O $2,000_____ Oct 1 1928
Fire Engine Bonds.
6 s ’21 . . . $27,000________________
5J£s’26 . . .
2,210— Oct 1 ’28-’38
G E N . B D . D T Apr 1927— $285,177
Water debt (included)-------- 166,000
Special assess, debt (add’l) . 234,275
TO TAL BO N D ED D EBT 519,452
Total assessed value 1926
(about Vi actual)______ 7,317,500
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$23,40
Population 1910, 2,072; 1920, 2,656
W IL L O U G H B Y T W P . S. D.
This district (P. O. Willoughby) is
in Lake County.
B O N D .fD E B T Apr 1 2 '2 1 . $111,500
Sinking und_______________
5,920
Total assessed val. 1917..10,120 ,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1917 — .$3.47

WILLOUGHBY VILL. SCH. D.
5s '15 A-O $66,500c.
(see V.. 99. p. 1697.
5,000 .
5M s’ 17
25,000 _
5M s’20
5,000 .
6s '21
5s '23 A-O 113,000.
1
352.
117,000 .
5M s’23
30,947 .
5M s’24
5s ’25 A-O 1 3,000.
.
650____ Oct 1 1933
\
650.
BOND. D EB T Apr 21 ’2 7 . $272,199
Ass’d value 1927 (80% act.>7,600,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$9.00
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 3,500
IN T . atCleveland Trust C o ..
Willoughby.
W IL L S H IR E T O W N S H IP .
This twp. is in Van Wert County
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s
M -S $13.000c_________ 1930
5s '15 M -S 19,500c__________ 1930
5s
J-D 23,000c__________ 1930
TO TAL D EB T Apr 1 8 ’2 5 . $25,000
Tot.assess, val.’24(65%act) 3,417,270
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924— $14.90
Population 1910 , 2,405: 1920..2.145
IN T . payable In Wiltshire at F . &
M . State Bank.

Road Bonds (C o u n t y ’ s s h a r e ) .
6s
M -S $25,000............ ..........
5)4s’22 M -S
4 ,0 0 0 ___________ 1927
554s’2 2 M -S
6 ,5 0 0 ___________ 1927
5s ’23 M -S J 6,500 ...S e p t 1 1927
1 4.000____ Sept 1 1928
5 s ’23 M -S 16,OOOe_Sept 1 ’27-’28
5 s ’24 . . .
2 \ 0 0 0 — Sept 1 ’27-’29
5s ’24 —
24,000— Sept 1 ’27-’29
5s ’24 M -S 2 7 ,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’29
5s ’26 . . . $ 3 8 ,0 0 0 ..M -S 1 ’28-’32
-s ’27 . . . 267,000________________
N E T D E B T Apr 1 1926— $1,600,000
Tot. ass'd val. '24______ 111,868.620
County tax (per $1,000) 1923..8 4 .0 5
Pop’n TO. 46.330: ’20(Census) 44.892
IN TEREST payable at County
Treasurer's office or any bank.
Wood County Sav. Bank, depositary.

WOODSFIELD.
This village is in Monroe County.
Electric-Light Bonds.
. . . *15,000____ Sept 1 1938
Road Bonds,
5s '17 A-O $4,000___________ 1927
6s T 7 M -S
200..........M & S 1927
Street Bonds.
6s T 8 M -S
$800____M -S ’27-’28
Power-House Bonds.
5J4s’22 M -S $30,000 .Sept 1 ’27-’38
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
6s ’27 . . . $16,000—M -S 1 ’28-’43
B O N D . D EB T M ay 1923- $55,300
Total assessed val. 1922___ 2,964,840
Population 1910. 2,502; 1920— 2,394
5s

WOODSFIELD VIL. SCH. DIS.
Building Bonds.
5s T 5 M -S $38,000—M -S 1 ’27-’45
5s '16 M -S 11,500— Sept 1 ’ 27-’49
5 V i s ’ 2 5 M -S
4,900— Sept 1 ’27-’32
B O N D . D E B T June 1 ’2 6 . $55,200
Total assessed Value 1925—2,792,945
School tax rate(per$l,O0O)’2 5 -$ ll-1 5
Population in 1924____________ 2,800

WOODVILLE SCHOOL DIST.

This district (P. O. Woodville) is
in Sandusky County.
6s ’21 A-O $90.0 0 0 c ...A -O ’3T-’39
5 Ms
A-O 28,400____ A-O ’2 7 -3 1
B O N D . D E B T Apr 26 ’2 7 . $124,000
Tot.ass’d val ’26(90% aet.) 6,000 000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $7.46
IN T . at District Treasurer’s office.

WOOSTER.

This city Is the county seat of
Wayne County. Population 1910,
6.136; 1920, 8,204.
R efunding Bonds.
4s
J-J
$7,000_____ Oct 1 1928
4s 09 J-J
10.000____ July 1 1929
4 M s'12 M -S 76,000c.— Sept 1 1932
5M s’ 15 F-A
18,000_____ F-A ’27-’35
Street Bonds (C it y ’ s s h a r e ).
$1,000 .. . N o v 1 1927
500____ Nov 1 1928
5 K s ’23 . . .
3.000—
N ov 1 ’29-’31
500____ N ov I 1932
9 ,0 0 0 .-N o v 1 ’27-’32
5M s’23 . . .
-Oct 1 ’2 7 -3 3
5 Vi s’24 A-O 2 1 .0 0 0 .
2,000____ Oct 1 1934
3.000— -O ct 1 ’2 7 -2 8
5s ’25 A-O
14.000. — Oct 1 ’29-’35
900____ Dec 1 ’2 7 -’35
5s ’25 J-J
Paving Bonds (C i t y ’ s P o r t i o n ) .
4M s’ 10 F-A $13,000_____1929-1931
4 M s'II M -8 17.500c.Sept 1 '31-’34
444sT2 J-J 25.000c— .July 1 1932
5s 13 A -O 35.000c___ Apr 1 1933
5s T 6 A-O
5,350____ Apr ’28-’39
W ater-W ork s Bonds.
4s TO J-D $25.000c___Dec 1 1930
4Ms'16 A -O
8,250—Apr 1 ‘2 8 -’38
4M s'17 F-A 58.SOO-F&A 15 ’27-’47
5 ) 4 * 1 7 J-D
42,000-M ay 15 ’28-’41
6 s ’20 M -N 1,000— .M a y 15 1942
T O T . B D . D T . July 1 ’2 5 . $715,576
Assessed value 1924______ 13.879,620
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 4 ...$ 2 3 .7 0
INT. at office Sink. Fund Trustees.

WOOSTER SCHOOL DISTRICT.

4M s’08 M -S $10,000cMar 15 ’28-’31
4M s’22M-SJ126,O0Oe.Sept 1 ’27 -’33
1228,000c. Sept 1 ’34-’45
5M s’ 19 J-J
19,000c..Jan 15 1937
5s T6 M -S
9,000c_Mar 1 '28-’35
6s’20
M -N 19,0 00c.M ay 1 '2 8 -3 7
W IL M IN GTOPL
4M s’19 M -S 42,5O0cMar 15 ’28-’43
5s ’22 M -S 85,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’43
This city is in Clintou County
4s
. . . $24.500_______________ 5 s ’ 23 M -N 14 23,000c N ov 15 '2 7 -4 3
4) 4s
___
2 5 ,0 0 0 .............. ............. (For maturity see V. 117, p. 471.)
5s
—
11,500_______________ 5M s’24 J-D J4O,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’34
\ 3 ,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1935
Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’21 _ — $18,000___ Dec 1 1930 5s '26 J -D 41,670____J-D ’2 7 -3 1
T O TA L D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 . $646,170
Street Impt. { C i t y ’ s P o r t i o n ) .
6s ’20 J-J
$7,500___ July 1 1930 Total assessed val. 1926— 20 020 210
T o t. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926. $18.80
5 ) 4 s ’ 2 2 s-a
6 . 0 0 0 . . . ...................
5 54s’22 M -S
6 ,7 5 3 _____ 1927-1931 Population in 1925____________ 9,440
554s
...
64,700___________
Refunding Bonds.
WORTHINGTON
5 H s ’ 2 2 M -S $10.000— Sent I ’27-31
This village is in Franklin County.
TO T. B D . D T . Apr 18 '2 7 . $283,554 Incorporated in 1835-1836.
Tot. assess.val. "26 0 4 act) 8,517,060
W ater Works Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’24.$25.30 4s T2 A-O $6,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’31
Population 1910, 4.491; 1920, 5.037 5s T3 M -N 3 ,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1938
5s T4 M -S
3 ,0 0 0 c .— Mar 1 1939
5 Vi s ’2 3 A-O
2 ,5 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’31
WILMINGTON SCHOOL DIST.
6,500—M ay 1 ’2 8 -3 8
4s TO M -S $23,500c.M &S ’27-’50 6 s ’26 . . .
Street Im pt. Bonds { C i t y ’ s P o r t ) n )
554s’21 M -S 53.000c.M -S 1927-45
2 ,4 0 0 -S e p t 1 ’27-’34
5s ’22 M -S 45.000e.Sept 1 ’27-’44 6s ’24 M -S
G E N . B D . D T . M ay 25 ’20-$49,200
. . s ’23 . . .
7,500____________ 1941
3,569
B O N D . D EB T Apr 26 '27 $129,000 Sinking fund________________
Tot.assess.val.’27(75%act) 8,517.060 Tot. val. ’20 (80% act.)_____ 862,590
School tax (per $1,000) 1927___ $6.30 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 2 2 $22.10
Population (estimated)________5,200 Population in 1910, 547 ;in 1920, 705
IN T . payable at the Worthington
IN T . AT Clinton County N at. Bk.
Savings Bank.

WOOD COUNTY.

County seat Is Bowling Green.
Ditch Bonds.
5s ’2.5 M -S $180.000____ M -S ’2 7 -3 0
5 s ’25 M -S 36,000____M - S ’2 7 -3 0
($4,000 in Mar. & $5,000 in Sept.)
Road and Bridge Bonds.
5s ’23 M -S $14.000— Sept 1 ’ 27-'2S
Inter County Highway Bonds.
5s ’26 . . . $17,000—M -S 1 ’27-’31

WORTHINGTON VILLAGE S. D.
High School Bldg. Bonds.
5s 15 J-J $16,000c. July 1 ’28-’35
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’2 7 . $23,500
Sinking fund_______________
180
Total val. 1926 (act)______ 3,055,670
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '2 6 . $8 65
IN T . is payable at the Worthing­
ton Savings Bank.

J une, 1927.]

W Y A N D O T COUNTY.
Paving Bonds.
Upper Sandusky Is the county seat. 5s T9 s-a I $4,000— Oct 1 ’27-’28
Bridge Bonds.
\ 2,500____Oct 1 1929
5 ^ s ’23M -S $ 4 4,000--Sept 1 ’27-’37 6s '21 - _ 3 5 .0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’ 27-'33
Road Bonds.
,6 s ’22 s-a /
250____ Oct 1 1927
5s
— $131.400.............................
1
400____ Oct 1 1928
5s
—
13.500________________ ! 6s '22 s-a / 1,300____ Oct 1 1927
5s ’25 M -S I60,000c-Sept 1 ,27-,34
\ 1.481____ Oct 1 1928
5s ’25 M -S 18.400c.Sept 1 ,27-’34 ! 6s ’ 22 s-a / 2.500____Oct 1 1927
\ 2,673____ Oct 1 1928
Road Improvement Bonds.
5s 26 $5,097--Sept 1 ’27-’36 6s ’ 22 s-a
4 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’28
5s ’27 M -S f
665____ Sept 1 1928 6s ’ 22 s-a ( 1,500____ Oct 1 1927
\15,750--Sept 1’ 29-’37
t 1,895____ Oct 1 1928
T O TAL D EB T July 1 ’25 $934,417 6s ’22 s-a
6 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’28
Total assessed value 1924-45.441,390 6s ’22 s-a / 1,000____ Oct 1 1927
Popul’n 1910. 20,760; 1920, 19,481
\ 3 ,213____ Oct 1 1928
IN T . at office of County Treasurer. 6 s ’22 s-a J 1 ,0 0 0 ... Oct 1 1927
\ 2,693____ Oct 1 1928
W Y O M IN G .
5s ’22 s-a / 4 ,0 0 0 -— Oct 1 1927
This village is in Hamilton Co.
1 5,990____ Oct 1 1928
5s T 9 F-A $24.000--Aug 1 ’28-’51
R efunding Bonds.
B O N D . D E B T Jan. 2 ’27- $178,500 -s
-..$ 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 ------------------------89,100 5 J£s'23 s-a
Sinking funds_____________
84.000— 0 c t 1 ’27-’32
Total val. ’ 27 (act.)______ 7,250.000 5M s’23 - . 5 3 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 '27-’33
Total tax rate (per $1.000) ’27 $20.74 ($7,000 in even & $8,000 in odd yrs.)
Population 1910, 1,893; 1920. 2,040
Judgment Bonds.
X E N IA .
5 H s’23
$112,000-..Oct 1 ’27-’29
This city is in Greene County.
Sewer Bonds.
Commission government adopted 5s ’22 s-a
$2,000. .O ct 1 ’27-’28
April 3 1917.
6s ’23 s-a 1
160- ___Oct 1 1927
W ater Works Bonds.
l
161. ___Oct 1 1928
5}^s’20 M -S $ 8 ,7 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’30 5s '22 s-a I 5,000. ___Oct 1 1927
5 H s’20 J-J 253,000___Jan 1 ’28-’50
l 4,700- ___Oct 1 1928
5s ’21 M -S 2 9 ,4 0 0 --M ar 1 ’2 8 ’51 5s '22 s-a r 2,000. ___Oct 1 1927
5 K s ’24 M -S
8 ,9 0 0 --M ar 1 ’27-’35
\ 1.545. ___Oct 1 1928
Sewer Bonds.
W ater Works Extension Bonds.
5s '15 M -S $ 32,000-Sept 15 ’27-'34 5s ’08 A-O $20,000.......... 1927-1931
5s T7 F -A — .1 ,00 0 — Aug 1 1927 4s TO A-O 5 5 .0 0 0 ........... 1927-1937
Street-Im pt. Bonds (C i ty 's F o r . ) . 434sT2 A-O 2 3 0 ,0 0 0...........1927-1949
5 H s’20 M -S $11,600— Mar 1 ’28-’39 5s T 3
A-O 168.000.......... 1927-1940
5 H s ’20 M -S
8 .0 0 0 --M ar 1 ’28-’30 5s T 4 A-O 272.0 0 0 .......... 1927-1941
6s '21 A-O
4,000____ Apr ’28-31 4 H s’ 15 A-O 192.000.......... 1927-1942
Fire-Department Bonds.
434s’ 16 A-O 27,000— Oct 1 ’27-’29
5s T3 J-D $12,000c___June 1 1933 5s T 8 A-O 1 4 0 .0 0 0 c .-0 ct 1 ’27-’40
5s T 9 M -S
3,000— Sept 1 ’27-’29 5s ’25 A-O 90,000— Oct 1 ’27-’35
G E N . B D . D T . July 1 '25 $419,800
Improvement Bonds ( C i t y 's P o t .)
Water debt (incl.)________
329,500 5s ’08 A-O $ 4 ,0 0 0 ........... 1927-1928
Assess, debt (add’l)______
250,800 5s T 5 A-O
~
5 .0 0 0 ...................1927
Assess, val. '1926_______ 12,000,000 4M s’ 15 A-O
4 ,0 0 0 ............
1927
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925--$13.57 5s T 9 s-a
4 .0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1927
Population 1910, 8,706; 1920, 9,110 5 K s ’ 18 s-a
2 0,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’30
IN T . on street and fire-dept. bonds 5s T 9 s-a
2 4,000c..O ct 1 '27-’33
payable at office of City Treas.; other 6s ’2C s-a
16,0 00c..O ct 1 ’27-’30
bonds at Fourth Nat. Bank. N . Y .
5s ’27
100,000-..O c t 1 ’28-’47
61,000— Oct 1 *28-’37
5s ’27
X E N IA SCHOOL D IS T .
5 0 ,0 0 0 .— Oct 1 ’28-’37
5s ’27
5 H s’ 18 J-D $4,000 $500 each 6 mos
Deficiency Bonds.
5 ^ s ’20 F-Al 9,500— Aug 1 2 ’27-’45 6s '20 s-a$l,076,577___Oct 25 1928
9,500, ..F e b 1 ’28-’46
Sidewalk Bonds.
6s ’20 M-NJ 7 ,0 0 0 ..N o v 1 ’2 7 -4 0 5s ’22 s-a / $4.000_____ Oct 1 1927
\ 6 ,5 0 0 ..M a y 1 ’28-’40
\ 6,131_______Oct 1928
Floating Debt Bonds.
Field Bonds.
4j^s
J-J J $4,000c.July 1 ’28-’29 434*’26 — - $55,000— Oct 1 ’28-’37
\ 6,000c. .Jan 1 *28-’30
Comfort Station Bonds.
-.8
—
4,500c_______________ 5s ’27 — - $15,000--.O c t 1 ’28-’37
Heating Bonds.
Library Bonds.
4H s
...
$ 3 ,0 0 0 ................. ........
5s ’27 . . . $20,000--.O c t 1 ’28-’37
B O N D . D EB T July 1 ’2 5 $94,319 5s ’27 — .
5,000___Oct 1 ’28 -’32
Sinking fund______________
1,189 BO N D ED D E B T M A Y 1 1927.
Assessed valuation 1926— 12,000,000 Bridges__________
$733,000
Total tax rate (per $1,0()0) ’27-$26.00 City building___________
69,000
IN T . at Citizens' National Bank. City’s portion of impt___
997,500
Deficiency_______________ 1,735.577
Y O R K T O W N S H IP .
Emergency_____________
82,500
This township Is In Van Wert Co Fire Dept. bldg. < equip.
&
109,000
Road-Improvement Bonds.
Garbage disposal_______
98,000
4s '08 M-S $5.000c-Sept 1 '27-’28 Grade crossing eliminat’n 1,315,000
4s ’09 M-S
7,000c.Sept 1 ’28-’29 Judgment_______________
150,111
4s TO M-S
2,500c.Sept 1 ’27-'28 Market house___________
7.500
4s ’ l l M -S
13.000c.Sept 1 ’28-’31 Municipal hospital_____
338,750
5s 12 M -S
14,000_______
Parks and playgrounds._
490,000
6s ’26
15,000--A -O 1 ’27-’36 Police Dept. bldg. & equip.
27,000
B O N D . DEBT M ay 28 1925 $43,500 Public safety____ ______
1,000
Total assessed val. 1924
Public health___________
517,000
(50% to 6 0 % )............-..3 ,6 6 9 ,1 4 0 Street repair____________
24,000
Total tax rate(per $1.000) ’24-S15.40 Street signs_____________
3,000
Population 1910, 1,489; 1920, 1,270 Street opening & widening
609,000
IN T . at Van Wert National Bank. Sewer repair & flushing.
24,000
Sidewalks & crosswalks.
12,000
YOU NG STO W N .
City water works ext—
748,000
This city Is In Mahoning County City water works impt- . 1,158,000
Incorporated Apr. 14 1868. Part o! Comfort stations_______
15,000
water debt Is payable from earnings Andrews Ave. opening..
100,000
of the water-works department and Library site--------------------45,000
part from general levy. The Interest Aircraft landing field____
55,000
and principal of water-refunding, Aviation________________
5,000
filtration plant, water-main exten­ Incinerator______________
4,000
sion, water-works-ext.. water-works- Spec, assess, street impts. 1,725,980
engine and water-works-impt. bonds
Grand total....... ............. $11,198,918
payable from water earnings.
Spec, assess, sink. fu n d ..
$63,137
Bridge, Viaduct and Culvert.
General sinking fund____ 2,035,043
5s 19 s-a $10.000c— Oct 1 ’27-’28 Water works sinking fund
140,182
Bridge Bonds.
4 H s’ 17 F-A $80,000— Oct 1 ’27-’34 Total assess, val. 1927.$370,000,000
5s ’22 s-a
2 8 ,0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’27-’33 Total tax (per $1,000) ’24— $19.20
5 s ’ 22 s-a
2 8 .0 0 0 .-Oct 1 ’ 27-’33 Population 1910.79,066; 1920,
132.358; 1923______________ 142,500
5s ’27 . . .
3 0 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’28-’37
City water works impt. bonds and
Parks & Playgrounds.
interest payable from receipts of
5s T 9 s-a $15,000c„O ct 1 ’27-’29 water works earnings. All others
5 s ’22 s-a
10,000— Oct 1 ’27-’28 except special assessments paid from
5s ’27 - - 50,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’28-’37 general levy. All bonds and interest
City Building Bonds.
payable at office of Sinking Fund
4 H s ’ 1 2 A-O
$70,000 ____ 1927-1933
Public Safety Bonds.
IN T . at office of Sk. Fd Trustees
6s '20 s-a ($120.000c. .O ct 1 ’27-’32
t 30,000c____ Oct 1 1933
Y O U N G ST O W N SCHO OL D IS T .
Funding Bonds.
6 s ’21
$659,000c— .O ct 1 1930 4J^s’08 M -S $20,000c— Sept 1 1927
4 ^ s ’09 M -S 56,000c.Sept 1 ’28-’30
Storm Emergency Bonds.
6 s ’21 . . .
$5.000_______ ________ 4)4sT0 M -S 63,OOOc.Sept 1 ’31-’33
5s ’27 —
10,000--Oct 1 ’28-’32 4J£s’ 10 M -S 150,0O0c.Sept 1 ’34-’36
4.4ST1 M-S 69.OOOc.Sept 1 ’37-'39
General Street Bonds.
53is’ 17M -N j $140,000.-Oct 1 ’27-'33 4 Jus’l l M -S 100,000c.Sept 9 ’37-’38
l 25,000____ Oct 1 1934 4*4sT2 M-S 175,00Oc.Sept 1 ’40-’42
5s T 9 s-a
SO.OOOc.Oct 1 ’27-’35 4 H s’ 13 M-S 5 5 .0 00c-..S ep t 1 1943
5s T 9 s-a
1 7 ,0 0 0 --0 c t 1 ’27-’28 4J4ST4 M -S 89,000c.Sept 1 *27’-33
5 H s’22 . . . f
4.000_______________ 4 H s’ 15 M -S 200,000c_8ept 1 ’44-’47
1 196,000_______________ 4H s'16 M -S 120,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’32
6 s ’ 22 s-a / 1,500— Oct 1 ’ 927 4 H s’ 17 M-S 40.0OOc.Sept 1 ’27-'28
t 1,562- ..O c t 1 1928 5s T8 M -S 200.000c___Sept ’29-’36
5s
M -S 12,500cM & S 15’27-’39
Filtration-Plant Bonds.
I 40,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’28
6s ’03 A-O $15,000 ____ 1927 1929
4 0 ,0 0 0 c ... Sept 1 1929
Police Department Bonds.
5s T 9 s-a $24.000c— Oct 1 ’27-’32 5s T 9 M-S-j 90,000c.Sept 1 ’30-’32
1120,000c Sept 1 ’33 & '35
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
I 5 0 ,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1934
4M s’15 A -0 $ 6 4 2 ,1 0 0 _____ 1927-1957
6s ’21 s-a 2 4 5 ,7 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’27-’47 5s ’20 M -S J240,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’34
t 40,0 0 0 c ...S e p t 1 1935
5s ’ 22 s-a
88,000— Oct 1 ’27-’48
5s ’23 - — 170,000.-Oct 1 ’27-’43 6s ’21 M -S 330,000c. Sept 1 ’27-'35
( 8O.O0Oc.Sept 1 ’27-’30
5 s ’24 — - 130,000._Oct 1 ’ 27-’39
5s '24 A-O 100,000r*.0ct 1 ’30-’39 5 % s ’21 M -S U 50,000c. Sept 1 ’31-’35
1200,000c. Sept 1 ’36-’40
Hospital Bonds.
5s T 9 s-aj$180,000c„O ct 1 ’ 27-’35 5s ’22 M -S 540,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’44
\ 10,000c____ Oct 11936 5s ’23 F -A / 525.000c.F -A ’27-’30
\ 152,000c___F-A 1931
6s ’21 ..s -a
70,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’33




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INDIANA—DEBT OF STATE
B D . D E B T Apr. 1 ’2 7 . . $3,937,500
607,150
Sinking funds____________
Assess.val.’27(80% act.)-370,000.000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_$20.20
Population in 1927 (est.)____ 165,000
IN T E R E ST payable at First Na­
tional Bank, Youngstown

Deficiency Bonds.
6s ’20 M -N $35,095____ Nov 15 1928
Sewer Bonds.
5s '13 M -S
$4,500____ Sept 1 1927
6s ’21 J-J(80,000--Jan 1 ’28-’35
112,000_____ Jan 11936
T O T . D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $1,229,361
Assessed value, real est.$26,755,350
Assessed value, personal. 13,073.710
Z A N E S V IL L E .
This city is the county seat of
Total assess, val. ’26-$39,829,060
Muskingum Co. Inc. April 1 1814 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$25.00
Under charter since Jan. 1 1918.
Population 1927_____________ 35,483
Public Building Bonds.
IN T. at office of City Treasurer anu
4 H s ’17J-J $ 4 8 ,0 0 0 -.-Jan 1 ’28-’43 at Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Co.,
5s T7 M -S 6 5 ,0 0 0 ..Sept 1 ’27-’39 New York.
Park-Improvement Bonds.
4 H s’ 13 A-O $15,000____ Apr 1 1928 ZA N E S V IL L E SCH O O L D I S T .
5s T 4 A-O
7 ,0 0 0 .. .Apr l ’28-’34 4s '12 J-D $80.000c— Dec 23 1952
6s ’21 s-a
2 0 ,0 0 0 ..-Jan 1 ’28-’31 5s T4 J-J
52,000c.Jan 24 ’2 8 -’40
W ater Bonds.
4s
M -S 12,000c.Feb 5 ’2 8 -’31
4 H s ’ 16 J-J $ 2 1 0 ,0 0 0 ..July 1 ’28-’41 4s ’06 M -S 1 3 0 .0 0 0 c ...M a r 1 1946
4M s’ 16 J-D 5 0 ,0 0 0 ..Dec 1 ’27-’36 5s '15 J-D 17.000c June 2 5 ’28-’35
6s ’20 s-a
8 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-’35 6s '20 J-J
6 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’27-’32
Flood Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O 608,000c -O ct 1 ’27 -’43
5s T3 A-O $15,000___Apr 15 1928 (For maturity see V . 116, p. 2430.)
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5 s ’23 A-O 13,000c.-O ct 1 ’4 2 -’52
4 Ha’ 13 M -N $9.300____M ay 1 1928 (For maturity see V . 116, p. 2430.)
5s 13 F-A 19.500____ Aug 1 1927 5s
J-J
18,000.July 24 ’27-’35
F-A
7 ,0 0 0 --Aug 1 ’27-’33
5s T7 . . .
1,000____ Sept 1 1927 6s
F-A 32,000-Aug 10 ’27-’42
5 K s ’ 19 . . .
6 ,0 0 0 .-O ct 1 ’27-’29 5 ^ s
5 ^ s ’ 19 . . .
4 ,0 0 0 .-M ay 1 ’28-’29 5H s
A-O 3 0 ,9 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’52
5s
A-O 148,000_______________
5s
A-O
8 ,0 0 0 --Oct 1 ’27-’34
5s ’ 24 A-O 1 2 0 ,0 0 0 --0 ct 1 ’27-’34 5J^s’25 M -S / 5 ,250c.Sept 1 '2 7 -4 7
5s ’27 — .
60,000____ Oct 1928-37
\
100c-_.Sept 1 1948
Refunding Bonds.
5s ’26 — .
2 4 ,9 1 0 .-N o v 1 ’27 -’36
4 H s’ 15 J-J $96,000..July 1 ’27-’34 5s ’26 - - .
5 ,6 7 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’36
Public Improvement Bonds.
5s ’26 — 5 ,5 3 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’36
2 ,8 2 0 .-N o v 1 ’27-’36
5M s’26 . . . $35,0 0 0 .-D ec 1 ’27-’36 5s ’26 . . .
5s ’26 - . 18,060--N o v 1 ’27-’36 5s ’26 - - 7 0 0 --N o v 1 ’27-’36
5s ’26 - . 1 7,520--N ov 1 ’27-’36 T O T. B D . D T . July 1 ’2 5 - $ l ,086,000
187,387
5M s’26 - - 10,000--Oct 1 ’27-’36 Sinking funds____________
5s ’26 . - 6,000-D ec 15 ’27-’36 Assessed val. 1924 (act.)-.3 8 ,9 7 1 ,06 0
5s ’26 - - 5 ,5 0 0 --Sept 1928-37 School tax (per $1,000) 1924 ..$ 1 0 .7 5
5s ’26 - - 4 ,6 2 0 --O ct 1 ’27-’36 Population in 1920___________ 29,569
5s ’26 — 1 ,5 0 0 --Feb 1 ’27-’31
x IN T .
at City Treas. office.
5s ’26 — 3 1 5 --Feb 1 ’27-’31 Zanesville.

S ta te

of
ITS

In d ia n a .

DEBT, RESOURCES. ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act May 7 1800). ..July 4 1800
Admitted as a State (Act April 19 1816)_._ Dec. 11 1816
_
Total area of State (square miles). ________________ 36,350
State Capital_____* __________________________ Indianapolis
.
_
Governor (term exp. 2d Mon. Jan. 1929)______ Ed. Jackson
Sec. of State (term exp. Dee. 1 1928)_ .F . E. Schortemeier
Treasurer (term expires Feb. 10 1929) Mrs. Grace B. Urbahus
Auditor (term expires Dec. 1 1928)____Lewis S. Bowman
Att’y-Gen’l (term expires Jan. 1 1929)__Arthur L. Gilliom
LEG ISLATU R E meets biennially in odd years on the Thursday afte
the first Monday in January, and sessions are limited to sixty-one days.
H ISTO R Y OF DEBT.— The historical details of Indiana's State debt
from 1832 up to 1894 will be found in the "State and City Supplement" of
April 1894, pages 85 ard 86. The debt of the State, detailed, is as follows:
An issue of $340,000 Purdue University bonds, which are in the nature of a
trust fund. The O . 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 has the following Indiana Board of Agriculture
bonds outstanding:
* State Fair Ground Bonds.
(250,000_______________________________ July 1 1928-1932
4Hs 1923 J-J
150,000................................- _____________July 1 1933-1934
4 0 0 ,0 0 0 ---___________ ________________ July 1 1935-1938
1125,000....... ............................................. ............... July 1 1939
♦Coupon bonds with privilege of registration as to prin. Int. payable at
the Northern Tr. Co., Chicago, or Fletcher American Co., Indianapolis,
at holder’s option.
FIN AN CIAL STATEM EN T.— The following is a statement of debt
sent to us under date of Jan. 2 1926 by the Legislative Bureau. Charles
Kettleborough, Director:
STATE D E B T .
Purdue University— Non-negotiable 5 % bonds_______________ $340,000 00
Temporary loans Sec. 1, Chapter 168, Acts 1913------------------- 1,000,000 00
T o ta l............................................................. ................. ................. $1,340,000 00
There was a cash balance of $11,032,059.53 in the treasury on Sept. 30
1926. This balance was distributed among the various funds as follows:
General fund, $8,000,283.56; unclaimed estates, $19,595.68; school revenue
for tuition fund, $627,680.12; Purdue trust fund, $340,000.00; State forestry
fund, $8,306.67; common school fund, $166.83; Fire Marshal fund, $101,309.00; World War Memorial fund, $1,369,838-34; teachers’ retirement
fund, $32,992.99; rotary fund, $500,887.62; swampland fund, $6,768.26:
Dunes Park fund, $24,230.76.
ASSESSED VALU ATIO N .— 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) f o r th e g e n e r a l f u n d for the years indi­
cated. By an Act of the Legislature o f 1905 the General Fund tax was
fixed at $1.20 per $1,000 for each of the years 1905, 1906, 1907. and 90 cents
per $1,000 annually thereafter; the law also stopped levy for sinking fund
until 1908, w efi it was again resumed, but in 1913 the rate was reduced to
h
$0.70. The Legislature of 1917 made a further reduction, placing the tax
at $0.40. In 1919 the Legislature provided that the State Tax Com­
mission, with approva 1 of the Governor and the Auditor of State, should
ifx a general tax sufficient to cover appropriations made. For 1919 the rate
was $0.20 and for 1920 and 1921 only $0.10. The tax for 1922 was $0.20
1923, $0.30; 1924, $0.28; 1925, $0.28 and for 1926, $0.23.
G e n 'l F u n d 1
G en 'l F u n d
V a lu a tio n .
V a lu a tio n .
Y ears—
T ax. Y ea rs—
Tax.
0.90
1926 ______ $5,310,556,045
$0.23 ! 1910 - .......... 1,797,486.410
0.28! 1909 ............ 1,776.132,096
0 90
1925 ______ . 5,271,576,485
1924 ---------- 5,364,826.041
0.28! 1908 ............ 1,723,311,564
0.90
0.30 11907 ........... 1,717.037.215
1.20
1923 ---------- 5,281,804,728
0.20 |1906 ______ 1,654,888,461
1.20
1922 ______ 5,225,692,395
1 9 2 1 ______ 5,751,755,009
0.10|1905 ______ 1,597,560,087
1.20
1920 ............ 5,838,717,040
0.10 i 1904 ______ 1,543,000,000
0.90
0.90
1919* .......... 5.749,258,800
0.20 11903 ............ 1,513,433,644
0.40 ! 1902 ........... 1,394,808,242
1 9 1 8 ---------- 2,199,086,651
0.90
1 9 1 7 ............ 2,125,388,598
0.40 11901 _____
1.360,445,139
0.90
1 9 1 6 ............ 2,044,381.648
0.7011891 ______ 1.255,256,038
1.20
1 9 1 5 ............ 1.967.434.018
0-70!1880 ............
764,287,517
1.20
1 9 1 4 ............ 1,939,876,166
0.70 1870 ______
662,283,178
1.50
1 9 1 3 ______ 1,898,207,235
0.70 11860 ............
455,011,378
1.50
1 9 1 2 ______ 1,890,460.710
0.90 1850 ______
138.362,085
2.50
0.90 1
1 9 1 1 ..........- 1.891.601.167
The total State tax, inciuding ail purposes, was $2.40 per $1,000 in 1921
$2.70 in 1922, $3.00 in 1923, $2.80 in 1924, and $2.42 in 1925.
* Section 3 of Chapter 59 of the General Laws of 1919 provided for a
revaluation of all taxable properties at its true value.

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IN D IA N A —DEBT OF STATE

POPULATION OF ST ATE.—
1 9 20..................2,930.390 1870........
1,680,637 1830__________
1 9 1 0 .. ........... 2,700,876 1860..........
1,350,428 1820..........
1 9 0 0 .. ........... 2,516,462 1850........
988,416 1810__________
1890.................2 ,1 9 2 ,4 0 4 1840.................. 685.866 1800__________
1880............... .1.978,301

343,080
147,178
24,520
5.641

DEBT L IM IT ATIO N .— 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.
F I R S T , a s to th e S ta te , Section 5 of Article 10 provides that no debt
except to meet casual deficits in revenue, to pay Interest, to repel lnva.
sion, &c.. can be contracted. The section in full is subjoined.
C R EAT IO N OP D E B T F O R B ID D E N .— No law shall authorize any
debt to be contracted on behalf of the State except in the following cases:
To meet casual deficits in the revenue; to pay interest on State debt- to
repel invasion, suppress insurrection, or. If hostilities be threatened,
provide for the public defense.
[The 1923 Legislature proposed to submit to the voters an amendmen*.
to the Constitution providing for payment of a bonus to war veterans,
but the bill was vetoed by the Governor.— V. 116, p. 1209.j
In the sixth section of the same article the last clause prohibits the
assumption by the State of the debts of any municipality or corporation
The clause referred to reads as follows:
“ Nor shall the General Assembly ever on behalf of the State, assume
the debts of any county, city, town or township, nor of any corporation
whateve ”
S E C O N D , a s to m u n i c i p a l i t i e s , the provision contained in the consti­
tution seems to be equally clear and emphatic, and, as will be found, fixes
the limit at 2 % of the valuation. It is Article 13 of that instrument (an
amendment to the 1851 constitution adopted March 14 1881) which relates
to this subject, and we quote the article as follows:
L IM IT E D — E XCESS V O ID .— No political or municipal corporation
in this State shall ever become indebted in any manner or for any pur­
pose to an 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; P r o v id e d , 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.
It should be said in connection with the above that several laws have
been enacted since the foregoing constitutional limit was adopted (March
14 1881), and bonds have been issued by counties thereunder b e y o n d th e
2 % lim i t. Tor 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 Strieb vs. Cox, Treas., I l l Ind., the Supreme
Court of Indiana held that gravel road bonds are not properly indebted­
ness of the county— hence do not come within the inhibition of Section 13
of the constitution. (See editorial in “ State and City Supplement” for
October 1899, page 3.)
T H I R D , c o u n tie s (but no other kind of municipality) are prohibited
from subscribing for any stock in a corporation unless paid for at time of
such subscription. The section which covers this subject Is Section 6 of
Article 10. and is as follows:
COUNTIES C A N N O T T A K E STO CK .— No county shall subscribe
for stock in any incorporated company unless the same be paid for at the
time of such subscription; nor shall any county loan its credit to any in­
corporated company, nor borrow money for the purpose of taking stock
in any 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
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
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.
C O U N T I E S a r e a p p a r e n t ly r e s t r i c t e d by statute to a lower percentage than
the constitutional limit of 2 % in the matter of creating certain kinds of debt.
For instance. Section 5991 of Burns’s Annotated Statutes, 1914, authorizes
any county to issue bonds when necessary to construct, complete or re­
pair court house, jail or other county buildings, or to fund existing debt;
In those cases county commissioners may borrow for that purpose not ex­
ceeding 1% on 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 a g g reg a te
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 year.
L i m it o f 1 % may be exceeded in counties for funding purposes in certain
cases where the aggregate Indebtedness in 1879 exceeded 1% (see Burns’s
Revised Statutes, 1914, Section 6092); also for temporary loans (see Burns’s
Revised Statutes, 1914, Section 6094).
Also the limit of 2 % may be exceeded for the purpose of making gravel
roads (see above), the Supreme Court having decided that gravel road
bonds are not properly an indebtedness of the county. The amount of
such bonds that may be issued without the consent of the voters is limited to
2 % of the assessed valuation of the township benefited by the improvement
in the case of township roads and to 1 % of the county valuation in the
case of county unit highways.
If petitioned for by the people and
approved by the voters, additional debt may be created in either instance,
but not to exceed 2 % of the valuation for township roads and 1 % for
county unit highways. The full text of the Act containing these pro­
visions may be found in the “ Chronicle” of June 16 1923, p. 2794.
Park districts and sanitary districts situated, in first class cities may issue
bonds in aggregate amounts not to exceed H % and 8 -1 0 % , respectively,
of the assessed valuation of property, the bonds issued to be considered di­
rect obligations of the issuing districts.
In addition to the foregoing, general statutes have been passed by the
Legislature granting general powers to cities and towns to Issue bonds for
legitimate corporate purposes, subject, however, to the constitutional
limit of 2 % on valuation. But we have not the space to set out here the
details of the other legislation applicable to cities of larger and smaller
population, and covering specific purposes, such as water-works. &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 the 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 A ct.” ]

GR AVEL ROAD LAW OF 1905.— The State Supreme Court In No­
vember 1909 decided that this Act was unconstitutional on the ground
that it contained provisions which were such as to make it a local and
special Act. The decision was based on that part of the law which prorides that “ whenever a petition signed 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,” &c., 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 of over




[V ol. 124.

30,000 inhabitants, which latter should be neither taxed nor eligible to
participate in such proceeding. See V. 90, p. 316.
EXEMPTION FROM T A X A T IO N .— Provisions for exemption from
taxation of State, county and municipal bonds are contained in sub-divisions
20 to 23, incl., of Section 1, Chapter 4, Acts of 1921, approved Feb. 8, and
Sec. 37, Chapter 262, Acts of 1921, approved Mar. 11, which read as fol­
lows:
Twentieth. All bonds, notes and other evidences of indebtedness,
hereafter issued by the State of Indiana or by municipal corporations within
the State upon which the said State or the said municipal corporations pay
interest, shall be exempt from taxation.
Twenty-first. 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
improved roads, shall be exempt from taxation: P r o v id e d , Said bonds shall
not bear a greater rate of interest than 5 % interest per annum, payable
semi-annually.
Twenty-second. Old bonds and other evidences of indebtedness here­
after issued by or in the name of any municipality or other political or civil
sub-division of the State of Indiana, or by or in the name of any taxing dis­
trict in the State of Indiana, for the purpose of paying the cost of acquisi­
tion, construction, improvement, or maintenance of streets, highways,
drains, levies, parks, docks, waterways, boulevards, playgrounds, bridges,
sewage-disposal plants and other improvements of public benefit, and which
bonds or other evidences of indebtedness are payable from special assess­
ments or special taxes, shall be exempt from taxation, unless otherwise
expressly provided in this section.
Twenty-third. All bonds, notes, mortgages and other evidences of in­
debtedness heretofore or hereafter issued and negotiated by the Indiana
State Board of Agriculture, pursuant to the provisions of any statute then
in force, shall be exempt from taxation.
Sec. 37. All bonds hereafter authorized by any board of county com­
missioners for the establishing, laying out, opening, changing, widening,
grading, draining and constructing any highway wholly within a county
or upon a county line under the provisions of this Act, shall be exempt from
taxation, but said bonds shall not bear a greater rate of interest than 6 % ,
payable semi-annually.
STATE INCOME T A X DEFEATED IN REFERENDUM.— A proposa1
to amend the State Constitution so as to allow the levy of a State tax on
incomes failed of passage at the November 1926 election because the
proposal did not receive a majority of the votes cast at the general election,
even though the votes on the referendum itself received 239,734 favorable
votes against 212,224 unfavorable.
LE G A LITY OF BONDS ISSUED IN APPLICATIO N OF 1919 CON­
T R A C T O R S ’ RELIEF LAW Q U ESTIO N ED .— A decision handed down
in Nov. 1921 by the State Supreme Court, declaring the Contractor’s Relief
Law unconstitutional, has raised the question of whether bonds issued in
the application of the law are legal (V. 113, p. 2527). This was a law passed
at the 1919 session of the Legislature, the purpose of which was to give relief
to contractors for county highway work who entered into contracts prior to
June 1 1917, and who, because of conditions resulting from the war with
Germany, were unable to earry out the provisions of their agreements
without losses. Relief was furnished, under the Act, by allowing the county
to pay for portions of the work completed at the contract price and to re­
lease the contractor from further performance of the contract; or, if work
had not started, by the complete cancellation of the contract. Another
section of the Act provided that, if the county commissioners re-let a con­
tract, which had previously been canceled under the Act, and it was found
that the funds realized by the sale of bonds for the payment of the original
contract price, were insufficient to pay for the improvement, under the new
contract, the county commissioners could issue additional bonds in a sum
equal to the deficiency.
SAVIN G S BAN K S IN V E S tM E N T S — PO W ERS AND R E ST R IC ­
T IO N S .— The provisions regulating the investments and loans of savings
banks in the State of Indiana, are contained in Sections 19 to 24, inclusive,
of Chapter 6 of the Banking Law, originally passed in 1869, and amended
in 1875, 1893 and 1903, as published in the report of the Banking De­
partment for 1921. Chapter 153 of the General Laws of 1919 permits
the investment of savings funds in bonds issued by any Federal Land Bank
or Joint Stock Land Bank organized under the Federal Farm Loan Act.
W e give Sections 19 to 24, inclusive, in full below, together with Chapter
153 of the General Laws of 1919, which in their present form are as they
now stand:
I N V E S T M E N T O F F U N D S . — Sec. 19. It shall be lawful for the trustees
of any savings bank to invest the money deposited therein only as follows,
to wit:
First. In the bonds or notes of the United States.
Second. In the notes or bonds of the State of Indiana.
Third. In the orders or bonds of any county, township, city or town in
this State, or of any other State of the United States, issued pursuant to
the authority of law.
Fourth. In the notes or bonds of a n y State In the Union that has for five
years previous to such investment being made regularly paid the interest
on its legal bonded debt in lawful money of the United States.
Fifth. In bonds or notes secured by first mortgage on real estate situate
in the State of Indiana, or in any adjoining county in an adjoining State,
worth at least twice the amount loaned thereon.
Sixth. In promissory notes, 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, and no such
promissory note shall exceed the amount of $10,000.
Seventh. In real estate subject to the provisions of Section 24.
Eighth. In dealing in exchange by purchasing and selling sight or time
drafts or acceptances payable out of this State, but no such draft or accep­
tance shall exceed $10,000, nor have to exceed 120 days to run from the
time of the purchase thereof.
L O A N S O N S T O C K S .— Sec. 20. It shall be lawful for the trustees of
any savings bank, while awaiting opportunity for the judicious investment
of the funds deposited with them, to loan the moneys so deposited upon
the security of the stocks and other securities mentioned in the preceding
section, not exceeding 90% of the cash market value thereof.
D E P R E C I A T I O N O F S E C U R I T I E S . — S e c . 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,
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 securities: and no loan shall be so 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.
R E S E R V E . — 'Sec. 22. The trustees may keep in reserve not exceeding
20 % of the total amount of deposits without investment, or deposit the same
on call with or without interest, in any bank organized under the laws of
this State or in any bank in any adjoining State, organized under the laws
of such State, or in any national bank in the United States. Provided,
That no such deposit shall be made outside the State of Indiana excepting
in national banks as aforesaid without the approval of the Auditor of the
State of Indiana.
R E S T R I C T I O N O N L O A N . — 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 provided in subdivision 6 of said section, without the
consent of a majority of the trustees, or the unanimous consent of the
committee of investment, which may be created under the by-laws of such
bank.
R E A L E S T A T E P U R C H A S E S . — Sec. 24. It shall be lawful for the
trustees of any 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. Such as shall have been mortgaged to it in good faith for money
loaned, or upon which it shall have purchased a mortgage.
Third. Such as shall have been purchased at sales upon judgments or
decrees obtained upon claims in favor of the bank, or which may be so
purchased to prevent loss upon claims held by the bank.
Chapter 153 General Laws of 1919— That any life insurance, fire insur­
ance, live stock insurance, casualty or accident insurance, or bonding or
surety 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
Act.

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IN D IA N A —CITIE S AND TOWNS

C ITIES. COUNTIES A N D T O W N S IN THE

STATE OP INDIANA.
ADAMS C O U N TY.
County seat is Decatur.
Hospital Bonds.
6s ’21 s-a
$85,000----------------------(Due in 1 to 30 years.)
4 ^ s ’27
13,300-Nov 15 ’28-’37
4 K s ’2 7 ___
7,600c_Nov 1 5 ’2 8 -3 7
B O N D . DEBT Dec 3 1 ’24 $115,000
Gravel road debt______ __
842,758
Total assessed value 1925-38,841,865
State & co. tax (per $1,000) ’21 .$2.30
Population in 1920 (census)..20,503
A D A M S S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Twelve Mile)
is in Cass County.
4 K s ’24 J-D $39,000-Dec. 15 ’27-’39
B O N D . D E B T M ay 24 ’27 $39,000
Floating debt (add’l)_____
500
Total assessed val. 1926___ 2,125,850
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 7 ...$ 1 0 .2 0
Population 1926 (est.)_________ 1,150
Int. at Twelve Mile State Bank of
Twelve Mile.
A L LE N COUNTY.
County seat Is Fort Wayne.
R efunding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 19 M -N $70,000c_______________
4 ^ s ’26 . . . 112,500____________1948
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
4M s’17 A-O $70,000____________1937
(Optional after 1932 )
5s ’ 18 A-O $18,000____________1938
(Optional after 1932.)
4Jis’ 19 M -N 7 0 ,0 0 0 .. ._____ _______
6s ’20 M -N 26,250________________
6s ’21 M -N 75 ,0 0 0 .Nov 15 ’27-'41
(Optional April 1 1926.)
5 } 4 s '2 2 . . .
111,600-Nov 15 ’27-’41
5 s ’2 2 M -N 1,334,000-Nov 15 '27 -3 2
R efunding Hospital Bonds.
4 K s ’26 M -N$76,000c.Nov 15 ’27-’45
Bridge Bonds.
6s ’20 M -N $37.500_______________
4 K s ’26 J-D 87,000-J & D 1 ’27-’29
New Allen County Farm Bonds.
6s ’20 M -N $45,000________________
Improvement Bonds.
6s '21 M -N $142,500_______________
4 K s ’26 . . . 267,000________________
Court House Bonds.
4s
J-J $193,500_____ 1927-1935
Road Bonds.
4>3s’25 . . . $480,000.M -N 15 ’27-’45
4>^s’27 . . .
34,000c.M -N 15’28-37
County Infirmary Bonds.
4M s’25M -N$350,000_____ 1-20 years
G E N .B D .D T .J a n l’2 7 . $1,275,505
County unit road bonds
(additional)___________
1,286,800
Ass’d val.’26 (2-3 a c t.)..308,160,160
Total tax rate(per$l,000)'26___$6 .00
Population in 1910___________ 93,386
IN T . at U . S. M tge. & Trust C o.,
New York City.
ALEXANDR IA~SCH OOL C IT Y .
This district (P. O. Alexandria) is
in Madison County.
Furnace Repair Bonds.
5s
J-J $3,500c________________
5s
J-D 12,000c_______________
High School Bonds.
5s
J-J $37,000c_______________
B O N D . DEBT Apr 28 ’2 7 . $48,000
Total assess, value 1927___2,966,785
School tax rate (per $1,000)'26 $16-90
Population estimated__________4,172
IN T . payable at office of School
Board.
ANDERSON.
This city is in Madison County.
Improvement Bonds.
5s ’22 J-D $930,000-Dec 1 ’27-'41
R efunding Bonds.
.s
F-A $16,000____________1927
5s ’23 J-J 250,000____July 1 1943
EIectric=Light Bonds.
5s
J-D $ 1 5 ,000..$7,500 yearly
6s ’21 J-J 26,000____________1933
Fire Department Bonds.
6s
M -S $22,500____________1928
B O N D . D EB T July 31 '25 $737,000
Floating debt____________
23,000
Total valuation 1925_____ 32,800,435
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $31.50
Population in 1920___________ 29.767
IN T . at City Treasurer’s office.
A N D E R S O N SCHOOL C IT Y .
5s T 9 J-J $16,000.July 1927-1928
6 s ’21 M -S 92,000c--Sept 27 1931
.s ’23 J-J 165,000________________
5s ’25 M -S 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 ---M a r 30 1935
5s ’25 M -S 40,000____ Sept 9 1940
4J^s’25 J-J
80,000c____ Jan 1 1946
B O N D . D EB T July 31 ’25 $480,000
Assessed valuation 1924.-33,786,475
(Assessment full value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1924___ $9.80
Population in 1920____________29,767
IN T . on bonds of 1920 and 1923
at National Exchange Bank; on
others at Farmers Trust Co.
A U B U R N SCH O OL C IT Y .
This school city (P. O. Auburn)
is in De Kalb County.
5s T9 ann $70,000___Dec 19 1944
(Optional Dec. 19 1929.)
B O N D . D EB T June 1 ’27- $70,000
Assessed value 1927 (act.) -7,177,320
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S12.20
Population 1925_______________5,000
B A R R S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
This place (P. O. Montgomery)
is in Daviess County.
5s ’24 J-J $38,000c_____ J -J ’27-38
(For maturity see Y . 118, p. 932.)
B O N D . D EB T Apr 27 ’2 6 . $48,000
Total assess, val. 1926____ 2,500,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$10 60
Population 1925 (est.)___________ 700
IN T . payable at the Farmers &
Merchants Bank, Montgomery.




BARTHOLOM EW COUNTY.
Columbus is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
4 K s ’ 17 M-N.S21.238________________
G E N .B D .D T . Dec 31 '2 6
$9,757
County unit road bonds
(additional)___________
48,990
Gravel road bonds owing
217,187
by townships__________
Total valuation 1926____ 35,530,175
State & Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
1926_________________________ $6.90
Popul’n 1910, 24,813; 1920 . 23,887
B E A V E R S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Morocco) Is
in Newton County.
B O N D . DEBT July 3 1 ’2 5 . $72,070
Floating debt (additional).
4,800
Assessed valuation 1924___3,706,410
BEDFORD.
This city is in Lawrence County.
R efunding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’09 M -N 11,000c. Nov 15 1927
4j^ s’09 A-O
6 ,5 9 0 --O ct 2 '27-’31
4> is’24 A-O 2 6 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’27-’33
Park Bonds.
4M s
J-D $ 6 ,0 0 0 .. July 1 ’27-’30
W ater Bonds.
4^s
J-D $ 9 ,0 0 0 ..Jan
1 ’28-’32
5s ’22
J-J 4 0 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’33-’42
4^s
J-J 16,000--Jan
1 ’28-’43
R efunding W ater Bonds.
4M s’ 12 J-D $ 9 ,0 0 0 ..June 1 ’27-’32
4K s
J-J 27,000-_Jan
1 ’28 -’32
Improvement Bonds.
4 ^ s ’24 J-J $ 2 3 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’28-’38
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 28 '2 7 . $163,500
Water debt (incl.)_________
91,000
Assessment debt (add’l) ___ 228,700
Floating debt (additional).
30,000
Sinking funds (General____
6,800
\ W a te r____
10,300
Assess, val., real estate____ 6,410,500
Assess, val., personal_____ 4,710,400
Tot .assess .val’25(60 act)11.120.900
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$36.20
Population 1927______________ 16,000
IN T . payable in Bedford.

B LU E R IV E R S C H O O L T W P .
This township (P. O. Greenfield) is
in Hancock Countv.
($10,500____J-J 1927-29
5}£s'22 J-J
25,000___J-J 1929-34
15,000____J-J 1934-36
1
5,000___Jan 1 1937
B O N D . D E B T July 3 1 ’2 5 - $59,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
9,750
Assessed valuation 1924___ 3,074,000
BLUFFTON.
This city is in Wells County.
W ater W orks Bonds.
6s ’ 19 M -S $15,000___ Sept 1 1929
6s ’20 J-D 22,400___ J-D ’27-’30
5s '23 J-J
5,000___ J-J ’2S-’32
B O N D . D EB T Dec 31 ’2 4 - $47,500
Net assess, val. 1924______ 5,316,545
Population in 1920 (Census)___5,391
BOONE C O U N TY.
Lebanon is the county seat.
Funding Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J $40,000________________
Heating Plant Bonds.
($46,000c-.M ay 15 1930
6s ’20 M -N ( 20.000cMay 15 ’31-’40
[ 2C,000cNov 15 ’30-’39
Crawfordsville
County
Unit
Road Bonds.
5s ’21 M -N$138,600 M ay 15 ’28-’41
Improvement Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 - - _
24.100c.M -N ’28-’37.
B O N D . D E B T Dec 31 ’2 4 . $86,000
County unit bonds_________ 168,200
Gravel road debt__________ 460,960
Tot. assess, val. '25_______52,016,670
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926____ $8.90
Population 1910, 24,673; 1920, 23,575
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Lebanon.
BO U RBO N SCH O OL TW P.
This township (P. O. Bourbon) is
in Marshall County.
School Bonds.
4)^s’ 17 J-J ($16,000c.July 1 ’27-’30
\ 6,5 0 0 c..-J u ly 1 1931
B O N D . D E B T June 7 ’2 7 . $21,000
Sinking fund_______________
4,000
Tot. assess, val. ’26 (a c t.).6,380,000
Dist. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S7.50
Population in 1920_____________2,478

189
CEN TER SCHOOL TW P.
This twp. (P. O. Indianapolis) is
in Marion County.
6 s '20 J-D $ 3 6 ,0 0 0 .-Dec 1 5 ’27-’30
B O N D . D T . M ay 5 ’2 6 - . . $45,000
Assess, v a l., real & personal,
1925 (2-3 actual)_______ 5,836.254
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $5 00
Population (est.) 1926______ 365,000
C E N T E R S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Fowler) is
in Benton County.
4>£s’26 J-J $140,000c.ser. in 15 yrs.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’27- $140,000
Total assessed value 1927.-8,000,000
CH ARLESTO W N SCH O OL TW P.
This township (P. O. Charlestown)
is in Clark County.
School Bonds.
4 ^ s ’18 J-J $28,000c
M ay 1 1933
B O N D . D E B T June 3 ’27 - $24,000
Total assess, val. 1926____ 3,000,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S11.70
C IC E R O S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
This twp. (P. O. Tipton) is in
Tipton County.
School Investment Bonds.
5s ’19 J-J $12,0 0 0 --July 1 '28-’29
4 J^s
J-J
1,850_______________ 4H s
F-A
500________________
B O N D . D E B T Apr 12 ’27
$94,742
Total ass’d val.’27(actual)-8,098,515
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927___ $5.20
Population in 1927____________ 6,841
CLARK COUNTY.
Jeffersonville is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4 ^ s ’27 M -N $ 56 ,0 0 0c .M & N ’28-’47
4J^s’27 M -N 4 5 .0 0 0 -.M & N ’28-’37
BO N D ED D E B T _____________ (?)

C L A R K S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
This twp. (P. O. Ladoga) is in
Montgomery County.
School Bonds.
4s ’17 M -S $23,000________________
($1,500 each 6 months July 1 1928
to Jan. 1 1931.)
5s ’18' Jan
$512___Jan 1 1912
B O N D . D E B T Apr 27 ’27- $14,500
Assessed value 1926________3,671,300
B R A Z IL .
B E D F O R D SCH O OL C I T Y .
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26--S9.00
This city is in Clay Co. Inc. as a Population 1925_______________ 3,000
School Bonds
6s ’21 J-J $70,000c_July 1 ’28-’34 town Dec. 18 1866; city M ay 8 1873.
IN T . on bonds of 1918 payable at
5s '22 J-J
16,9 0 0 c ...J -J ’34-’36
R efunding W ater.
Citizens’ State Bank of Ladoga.
5s ’23 J-J
2 3 .5 0 0 c ...J -J ’36-’39 4M s’ 14 M -N $ 1 2 ,5 0 0 ..M -N ’28-’29
(Due each six months.)
Park Bonds.
5)^s’21 s-a
$7,500________________ C L A Y C O U N T Y .
f 5,000c__________ 1938
Brazil is the county seat.
5s’23 J-J
] 10,000c.................1 9 3 9
4 K s ’25 J-J
8 ,5 0 0 --July 1 ’28-’35
Court-H ouse-Building Bonds.
{ 5,000c__________ 1940
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’24
J-J
7.000c__________ 1940 5 ^ s
. . . $64,000________________ 4s ’12 J-J $30,000c_______________
29,500____ July I 1929
4J^s’25 J-J 99,000c____J-J ’30-’41
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’2 7 . $92,500 4s '13 J-J
Bridge Bonds.
B D . D EB T Apr 27 ’2 7 - - - $244,400
Water debt (incl.)_________
12,500
Assess, val. ’26 (60% act.)13,000,000
Sinking fund general______
5,597 5s ’ 17 J-D $42,500____ Jan 1 1928
21,588 5s ’ 19 M -N 65,000c_____ Semi-ann
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S13.20 Sinking fund water________
Population in 1927__________ 17,896 Tot. ass’d val. ’26(90% act.)6,939,095 G EN . B D . D T . D ec31 ’26- $237,322
INTEREST payable at Stone City Tax rate (per$l,O0C) 1927____ $37.50 Gravel road debt (addi­
tional)----------: _________
565,050
Bank In Bedford and First Nat.Bank,
Population 1910, 9.340; 1926.10,000
Tot .ass’d val .’26 (100 % act.) 27697,145
N. Y .. and Bedford Nat. Bank.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$14.20
C A M B R ID G E C I T Y S C H . T O W N . Population 1910, 32,535; 1920 29,447
B IC K N E L L S C H O O L C I T Y .
IN T E R E S T at Brazil Trust Co.
See Cambridge City and Jackson
This school city is in Knox Co.
Township Consol. School District.
Building Bonds
C L A Y S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
($10,100c____ 1927-1933
C A M B R ID G E C I T Y A N D J A C K - in'This township (P. O. Burney) is
5s T9 M -N ( 2,000c__________ 1934
Decatur County.
SO N T W P . C O N SO L . S. D .
5,000c---------------- 1935
($17,500c-July 1 ’28-’34
P. O. Cambridge City.
I 2 4 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1936-1939
6s ’20 J-J
14,000c-_Jan 1 ’28-’34
Share of Cambridge City School
B O N D . D E B T Apr 21 ’27- $52,500
I 4.000c____ J-J
1935
Building Bonds.
Assess, valuation 1926____ 3,800.000
B O N D . D E B T July 3 1 ’2 5 . $44,500
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 6 --S 1.90 5s ’22 J-J ($32,000 J & J 15 '27-’42 Tot.ass’d val.’25 (90 % act.) 4,300,350
l 1,000____ Jan 15 1943
Population 1920_______________ 7,635
Dist. tax rate
Share of Jackson School Tow n­ Population in (per $1,000) '25 --$ 7.2 0
1920 (Census)___1,425
ship School Building Bonds.
B IG C R E E K S C H O O L T W P .
Prin. and
$56,000J & J 15 ’28-’41 State Bank. int. payable at Burney
This school township is in White
2 ,0 0 0 ...J a n 15 1942
County.
9 ,0 0 0 ---July 15 1942 C L IN T O N C O U N T Y .
5s ’22 J-J f$12,000-J&J 1 ’28-’29
54,000e_July 1 ’28-’36
148.000--J&J 1 ’30-’35
Frankfort is the county seat.
B O N D . D EB T June 1 1927 $63,000
Hospital Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val. ’26 (75% act)3,707,110
3,000c___Jan 1 1937 5s T 8 s-a $100,000c_______________
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $5.50
5s ’22 M -N 7 0 ,0 0 0 --M ar 15 '28-41
fs M ay 22 ’27:
Population 1924 (estimated)___1,100
Cambridge City Sch. Town. $32,000 TO TAL D E B T Jan 1 ’2 5 -$ l ,071,617
Jackson School Township.70,000 Assessed value, real estate.48,087,865
Assessed value, personal.. 9,605,180
BLACKFO RD COUNTY.
Assessed valuations 1927:
County seat is Hartford City.
Cambridge City Sch. Town.2,423,730 Other assessable property. 8,747,060
Road Bonds.
Jackson School Township..3,320,731 T ot.ass’d val. 1925 (act.) .66,440,105
4 H s’25 J-J $31,500_M -N 15 ’27-’35 Total valuation 1927______ 5,744,461 State&Co. tax(per $1,000) ’25-S28.00
4K s'25 J-J 76,300.M -N 15 '27-’35
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1923-$9.20 Population in 1920 (Census)..2 7 ,7 3 7
4M s’25 J-J 15,300.M -N 15 ’27-’35
IN T . at the office of the Board of
Drainage Bonds.
School Trustees in Cambridge City. C L IN T O N S C H O O L C IT Y .
P. O. Clinton; located in Vermillion
C ARRO LL COUNTY.
6s ’26 J-D ($1,587____ June 1 1927
County.
\ 8 ,0 0 0 --June 1 ’28-’31
County seat is Delphi.
School Building Bonds.
B O N D . D E B T Apr 11 ’27 $367,163
G E N . B D . D T . Apr 11 ’27 $229,675
$500 c_____ Past due
Gravel road debt (add’l) _ _
61,000 Gravel road debt________
473,888 5s ’07 ___
19.000c___________1928
Assessed value 1927 (net)-24,899,730 Assessed value 1927______ 42,437,810 5s '18 - . 72,000 c.July 1 ’28-’35
Population in 1927 (census)-.1 5 ,2 8 5
County tax (per $1,000) 1927.-$3.30 5s ’20 J-J
Population in 1927 (Census)..16,740 B D . D E B T June 11 ’2 6 - - - $99,500
Assessed value 1925 (act.).7,454,433
* IN T . at County Treas. office.
B L O O M IN G T O N .
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’25 $13.60
This city is in Monroe County.
Population in 1920____________10,962
W ater Bonds.
CASS C O U N T Y .
Principal arid interest payable at
6s T6 . . . $47,000.............................
Logansport is the county seat.
the Clinton Trust Co. of Clinton.
City-Hall Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s T5 . . . $10,000________________
4s
— . $207,500________________ C O L U M B IA S C H O O L C I T Y .
5s T 5 — 10.000________________
5s ’22 s-a
56,000________________
P. O. Columbia City, located in
Lighting Bonds.
4M s’26 M -N 1 97 ,0 0 0c ____ 1927-1936 Whitely County.
5s '25 J-J $16,032___Jan 1 ’27-’35
4 K s ’26 — 7,000______ 1927-1936 4 ^ s ’25M -N 15$76,000.N ov 15’28-’46
G E N . B D . D T . Jan 1 ’2 6 . $155,432 4 ^ s ’27 — 1 2 ,200...M a y ’28-’37
Water debt (included)____
166,000 B D . D E B T Apr 11 ’2 7 --.$ l,0 5 9 ,1 2 2 B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’2 7 . $80,000
Assessment debt (add’l) __
333,626 Assessed value 1927 (net).62,767,105 Total assess, value 1926___4,355,000
31,045 County tax (per $1,000) '27___ $6.72 C O L U M B U S.
Floating debt (add’l)_____
Assessed value, real estate.15,454,256 Pop’n 1910, 36,368 1920_____ 38,533
This city is in Bartholomew Co.
Assessed value, personal.. 4,383,370
IN T . at County Treasurer’s office.
Funding Bonds.
Tot.ass’d val. ’25 (M act.) 19.837,626
33^s’06 J-J $27,000c____ Jan 1 1936
Total tax rate(per $l,0 0 o )’26.$36.00
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1926.)
CEN TER SCH O OL T W P.
Population 1920______________ 11,595
9 ,0 0 0 .-Aug 1 ’27-’31
This township (P. O. Greenfield) 4s '25 F-A
Park Bonds.
is in Hancock County.
B L O O M IN G T O N S C H O O L C IT Y .
4 ^ s ’16 s-a $12,300________________ 4 s ’25 J-D $9,000c.D ec 31 ’27-’32
4>£s’ 16 J-J
$ 7 ,0 0 0 -.J-J 1927-1933 6s ’21 s-a J12,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’28-’33
R efunding Bonds.
'8 0 ,0 0 0 --July 1 ’27-’34
35,000c____ Jan 1 1936
1 1,000____ July 1 1934 3Jis’06 J-J
7 0 .0 0 0 - -Jan 1 ’28-’34 B O N D . D E B T Jan 1 ’2 7 .
5s ’22 J-J
$25,300 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1926.)
1 5 .0 0 0 - -Jan 1 ’35-’37 Assessed valuation 1926___6,130,000 3>£s’09 J-J $26,000c___July 1 1929
15,000__July 1 ’35-’37
38,000c___Jan 11933
School tax (per $1,000) 192 6 ..$ 4 .0 8 43^s’23 J-J
4s ’25 J-J 125,000-J & J 1 ’28-’40 Population in 1920 (Census)___5,840 B D . D E B T June 17 ’2 7 -- $108,000
4s ’26 F-A 15,500--Feb 1 ’28-’40
Sinking fund_____________
26,794
13,500______ 1919-1942
4 K s ’27 J-J
T ot.ass’d val. 1926 ( a c t .) .U ,770,760
C E N T E R S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
T O T . D E B T Apr 1 ’2 7 - . $328,900
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$12 .40
This township (P. O. Muncie) is in Population in 1910, 8,813; 1920,9,990
Assessed value 1927_____ 19,519,275
School tax (per $1,000) 1927_.$13.90 Delaware County.
IN T E R E S T on the 3 K s is payable
Population (est.)______________ 15,000 G E N . BD . D T . July 31 ’25 $86,305 at the Union Trust Co. and on bonds
Total assess, val. 1924___66,612,405 of 1923 at the First National Bank,
IN T . at Bloomington or Breed,
Population in 1920 (Census)_.39,069 Columbus.
Elliott & Harrison.

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IN D IA N A —CITIE S AND TOWNS

DE C ATU R SCH O O L C IT Y .
This district (P. O. Decatur) is in
Adams County
School Bonds.
4H s
F-A $ 1 6 .0 0 0 ______1927-1934
4 K s ’ 17 —
7,000------------------------(Due part yearly beginning 1920.)
5s ’22 J-J $20,000____ Jan 1 1939
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 1451.)
T O TAL DEBT June 20 '27 $49,000
Total assessed value 1927— 6,072.860
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___ $14.00
Population in 1920_____________4,762
IN T . on 5s of 1922 at the First
C O N C O R D S C H . T O W N S H IP .
T5is township (P. O. Elkhart) is National Bank, Decatur.
in De Kalb County.
4J^s’26 J-J $84,000c.July 1 '2 8 -4 1 DE K A L B C O U N T Y .
Auburn is the county seat.
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 '26- $100,500
County Unit Road Bonds.
Total assess, value 1924___2,385,030
-s
. . . $96,000__________ ______
IN T . at the South Side State Bank,
G E N . DEBT Apr 28 ’2 6 None
Elkhart.
CO. U N IT D T . Apr 2 8 ’26 $105,100
Twp. grav. rd. debt(add’l)
321.610
C O N N E R S V IL L E .
Assess, val. real estate___27,670,940
This city is in Fayette County.
Assess, val. personal_____ 8,759,765
Refunding Bonds.
Other assess, property___12,104,565
5s '24 A-O $ 2 4 ,0 0 0 ...O c t 1 ’27-’34 Tot. ass’d val. ’25 (act.).$48,535.270
Fire Department Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $6.90
6s ’20 s-a $120,000________________ Population 1910, 24,054; 1920, 25,600
G E N . B D . D T . Dec 31 ’26 $155,500
IN T . payable at Co. Treas. office.
Tot.ass’dva l.’26(100%act) 15,880,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$23.10
Population 1927--------------------- 12,000 D E L A W A R E C O U N T Y .
The county seat is Muncie.
B O N D DEBT Dec 31 ’24 $119,637
C O N N E R S V IL L E S C H O O L C IT Y . Gravel .road debt (add’l) .
933,262
This district is in Fayette County. Total ass’d value 1925--.102,197,320
4 ^ s ’23 J-J $237,200c.July 1 ’28-’43 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S5.60
B O N D . D E B T M ay 3 ’27
$249,900 Population 1910, 51.414; 1920, 56,377
Assessed valuation 1927— 15,201,211
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S12.70 D U B O IS C O U N T Y .
I N T . payable at the Fayette Bank
County seat is Jasper, Popula& Trust C o ., Connersville.
tion 1910. 19,843.
Bridge Bonds.
CRAW FO RD COUNTY.
5s ’20 J-D ($3,500-Dec 15 ’27-’30
County seat is English.
l 1,890. June 15 ’28-’30
5s ’27 - - - $17,280________________
(Due semi-annually, 1-10 years.) 4s Court-H ouse Bonds.
’09-T0 J-D $13,000_____1927-1930
B O N D . D E B T June 10 ’25
None
Road Bonds.
Gravel road debt__________ $200,942
Tot. ass’d va l.’25(act.val.)5,227,465 4 K s ’26. - - - $22,000________________
B O N D DEBT Dec 31 '24
$36,940
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’24-S5.00 Co. unit bonds (add’l ) ____
359,660
Population 1910 ,1 2 ,0 5 7; 1920-11,201 t ^ /a ^ r o a d d e b r ^ d d J ) ::- 490.721
Total val. 1925 (act v a l ) „ 16.951,760
C R A W F O R D V IL L E .
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1919.-$2.50
This city is in Montgomery Co.
Population in 1920 (Census) — 19,915
5s T 8 — 33,000________________
IN T . payable at Co. Treas. office.
4M s’23
$133,000________________
Electric-Light Bonds.
E A S T C H IC A G O .
4s TO J-D $12,000________________
This city is in Lake County. InBO N D .D E B T Apr 28 ’27
$18,000 corp. 1886. City purchases local
Assess, value, real e state.. 8,250,990 water company. See V. 120, p. 109.
Assess, value, personal___3,541,615
W ater Bonds.
Other assess, property___ 2,343,570 6sg’25M -N 1,925,000c*Nov 1 ’27-’64
Assessed valuation 1 9 2 6 .. 14,823,255
Funding Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 6 --$ 8 .6 5 5 s ’22 J-D /120,000— June 1 ’28-’41
Population in 1920___________ 10,139
\ 17,000____ June 1 1942
IN T . at Citizens’ N at. Bank,
Refunding Bonds.
Crawfordsville.
5s T 5 - - - $97,000______ _____ — 4 H s’25 J-D 9 0 ,0 0 0 --June 1 '28 '35
C R A W F O R D S V IL L E S C H . C I T Y . 4>is’26 — - 150,000--N o v 1 ’27-’36
This district is in Montgomery Co.
Park Bonds.
5s T 8 J-J $40,000c.july 1 '28-’3 0 ; c-TfJ J-J $ 380,000...A p r 15 1939
5s T9 J-J__ 2 1 ,264c_July 1 . 3 1 -;3 3 !
’
M -N 24 500c Nov 1 ’S £ ’35 1 > ’2
4H -L'--- Bonds.
S
65,000c— .Jan 2 1937
t t
7s S
i ’ qi Moi
Building
6s ’ 21 J~J
! ? .30 - 4 July $163,764 6s '08 J-D 15.365c.................. 1929
*i
~7 e^l
r
B D . D E B T Apr ’.?£ '27—
G EN . B D . D T . June ’25-$2,683,365
Assessed val. 1926 (act.)..1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Water debt_______________ 1,998,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$12.01 Sinking fund______________
26,573
Population (est.)______________12,000 Assessed val., real estate. 15,206.925
IN T . on 6s of 1921 at the Conti­ Assess, val., personal____ 27,001,853
nental & Commercial National Bank, Other assess, property___32,174,660
Chicago; on others at Elston Bank & Tot. assess, val. ’25 (act.).74,383,435
Trust Co., Crawfordsville.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $11.00
Population in 1920___________ 35,967
C U R R Y S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
IN T . payable at Treasurer's office.
This school township (P. O. Shelburn) is in Sullivan County.
5 s ’22 J-D $66,000-J&D 1 5 ’27-’37 E A S T C H IC A G O S C H O O L D IS T .
B O N D . D E B T Apr 30 '2 7 . $66,000 5s ’09 F-A $4,000c_____ Feb 1928
Tot. ass’d val. ’27 (act.)..4 .2 0 4 ,6 6 0 5s '23 M -S 200,000____ Sept 1 1943
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_$11.50 5s ’24 J-J (100,000.-July 1 ’30-'34
\600,000--July 1 '35-’44
Population 1926 (estimated)___6,000
Refunding Bonds.
4s ’09 A-O $7,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1934
D A V IE S S C O U N T Y .
5s '18 J-J 105.000 ______1927-1933
County seat is Washington.
4)4s’25 M -S 300.000-.Sept 1 '31-'40
Highway Bonds.
G E N . B D . D T , Apr 30 ’27$1,316,000
5s ’ 24 M -N $9,600__M -N ’27-’34
Assessed valuation 1927.$79,597,615
Bridge Bonds.
4H s
- - - $54,600............................. School tax (per $1,000) 1927— $9 60
5s T9 M -N 20,000__M -N ’27-’30 Population in 1927 (est.)_____ 50,000
IN T . on 5s of 1909 at Halsey,
4>£s*25 M -N 25,023-M -N 15 ’27-’45
Stuart& Co.( Inc., Chicago, and on 4s
Road Bonds.
41£s’27 M -N $4,600cM -N 15 ’28-’37 of 1909, 5s of 1912 and 5s of 1923 at
First Nat. Bk. in East Chicago, Ind.
Hospital Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 M -N ($76,000.-M -N ’27-’45
1 4 ,0 0 0 --M ay 15 1946 E L K H A R T .
This city is in Elkhart County.
Monument Bonds.
W ater-W orks Bonds.
_s
-.$6,000________________
CO. B D . D T . Dec 31 ’24- $174,200 4 ^ s ’25 A-OS925,000c*.Apr 1 ’3 0 -7 5
Gravel road debt (add’l ) - 561,331 (For maturity see V. 120, p. 3096.)
Tot. ass’d val. 1925_______29,454,420
Funding Bonds.
State & Co. tax(per $ 1 ,000)’26$15.50 4s '17 J-J $30,000c__ Jan 1 1937
Fire Equipment Bonds.
Population in 1920------------------26,856
5s ’20 F-A $25,000---- Aug 16 1940
DEARBORN COUNTY.
Municipal Building Bonds.
4s '21 ___ $70,000.-$5,000 yearly
Lawrenceburg is the county seat.
CO. D E B T M ay 1 1 9 2 7 ..
None B O N D . DEBT June 1 ’27 $165,000
Grav. rd.dt.(add’l)M a y l’27 $449,840 Water debt (add’l) ______ 1,197,000
20,000
Assessed value, real estate.11,131,880 Floating debt (add’l)_____
23,000
Assessed value, personal.. 5,565,015 Sinking funds____________
Other assessable property. 4,685,450 Assess. value, real estate . -40,618,489
Tot .ass'd val. '25 (70 % act.)21,382,345 Assess, value, personal___15,847,039
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’2 7--S 6.70 Tot-ass’dval.’27(70%act.)40.618,489
Popul'n 1910, 21,396 1920, 19,998 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $10.40
Pop. 1910, 19,282; 1920 _____ 24,277
I N T . on 4s payable in Elkhart; ma
DECATUR.
This city is in Adams County.
3>£s at the Central Trust C o ., Chic.
B O N D . D E B T Apr 12 '2 7 . $75,000
Ass’d val. '26 (70% a c t .) ..6,638,390 E L K H A R T C O U N T Y .
Goshen is the county seat.
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’2h__$7.30
Poor Asylum Building Bonds.
Population in 1920 (Census)___4,762
454s’24 J-D ($35,000-June 15 ’28-’35
1 40,500-Dec 15 ’27-'35
DECATU R COUNTY.
County seat is Greensburg.
Bridge Bonds.
($126,000c M ay 15 ’28-’45
Hospital Bonds.
5s ’20 M -N $70,000c.M & N ’27-’40 4 H s ’27 - I 126,000c N ov 15 ’28-’45
M -N ( 1 4 ,0 0 0 c -.M a y 15 1946
Road' Bonds.
I 14 ,0 0 0 c .-N o v 15 1946
4J4s’25 M -N 15
$38.000-M -N 15 ’27-’45 B O N D . D EB T Jan 1 ’27 $2,260,428
G E N . B D . D T . June 1927 $288,000 Total assessed value 1927
Twp. gravel road debt___
430,208
(80% actual)_________108,635,536
County unit road debt___
278,700 State & Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
Total assessed value 1927.32,348,820
1927________________________ $5.80
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’2 6 — $8.90 Population in 1920 (census)-.5 6 ,3 8 4
Average tax (per $1,000) 1926.S23.77
IN T . payable at Elkhart County
Popul’n 1927__________________18,432 Treasurer’s office, Goshen.

C O LU M B U S S C H O O L C I T Y .
Building Bonds.
4M s'15 F-A $34,600c_Aug 1 ’27-’39
5s '22 M -N j28,000cM ay 15 ’28-’32
\65.000cMay 15 ’33-’42
4H '23F -A 20 J15,000c.Feb 20 ’29-'33
\40,000c.Feb 20 ’34-’43
B O N D . D E B T Apr 1 ’26 - $187,000
Total valuation 1925____11,200,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925__ $11.50
Population in 1926 (est.)_____9,500
IN T E B E S T payable in Columbus.




E L K H A R T S C H O O L C IT Y .
5s ’20 M -S ($30,000___Sept 15 1927
l 19,000___Sept 15 1928
5)4s’21 F-A 50,000. .Aug 1 ’28-’30
53^s’21 A-O (40,000____ Oct 1 1930
135.000 _ Oct 1 1931
_
5 H s ’21 A-O ] 15,000____ Oct 1 1931
110.000 _ Oct 1 1932
_
5s
J-J 15 100,000-Oct 15 ’32-’33
5s ’24 M -S f 45,000c___Mar 1 1934
\100.000c-Mar 1 ’35-’36
5s
J-J (50,000____July 1 1937
140.000 __July 1 1938
5s '24 M -S15 30.000c.Sept 15 1939
4K s
J-J 100,000--July 1 ’40-’41
Refunding Bonds.
5 H s ’21 J-J $ 60,000--Oct 15 ’42-’43
B D . D EB T M ay 1 ’2 7 - - - $789,000
Assessed valuation 1926.-40,618,489
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S1O.50
Population in 1920 (census) .-2 4 ,2 7 7
IN T . at First N at. Bk., Elkhart.
EMORE SCHOOL T O W N SH IP .
This township (P. O. Elmore) is in
Daviess County.
School Bonds.
4)4s
J-J $32,000____________1947
G E N .B D .D T .Juiy 31 '2 5 .
$39,000
Tot.assess, va l. '24 (act.).$3,427,305
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2 3 ..$ 8 .9 0
Population in 1924 (est.)______ 2,200
ELW O O D .
This city is in Madison County.
Inc. as a city April 27 1891.
R efunding Bonds.
5s '21 J-D J$8.000c-June 1 ’28-’29
U0.00Oc.June 1 ’30-’31
5 s ’23 s-a
15,000____ June 11928
G E N .B D .D T . M ay 31 '2 6 - $39,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) ___
20,000
7,251
Sinking fund (general)____
Assessed value, real________4,558.490
Assess, val. personal______ 4,743,745
Tot ass’d val ’25(aet.val.)_9,302.235
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-------$27.90
Population 1910, 11.028: 1920-10.790
IN T on 5s at Nat.Shoe & Leather
B a n k .N . Y
ELW OOD SCHOOL C IT Y .
This school city (P. O. Elwood) is
in Madison County.
5s ’22 F-A S35.OOOc.Feb 1 ’29-’35
4s ’22 J-J
1 6 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1930
434s ’26 . . .
75,000------------------------B O N D . D E B T Mar 1 ’2 7 . $125,000
Total assessed value 1926— 9.213,270
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $15.50
Population (est.) ______________ 11,000
EVAN SVILLE.
Evansville Is the county seat ol
Vanderburg Co. Incorporated 1847
Town of Howell annexed Jan. 3 1916.
Park Bonds.
5 s ’22 A-Of $15,000c..A p r 11928
i 25,000c. .Apr 11929
Public Improvement Bonds.
5 s ’22 A-O ($20,000c— Apr 11928
\ 2 5 ,0 0 0 c -.-A p r 1 1929
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s ’22 J -D $ l00,000c-June 1 ’28-'37
5s ’23 M -S 270,000c.Sept 1 ’30-’39
Retunding Bonds.
,
___
4s '12 J-J $647.800 c...J a n 1 1932
4s '12 J-J (384,000c.— July 1 1937
1441,200c. ..J u ly 1 1942
B O N D . D E B T Apr 20 ’27 $1,940,000
Water debt (included) —
763.000
Tot.ass’d val. '27 (act.).129,368,830
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927-----$11.09
Population 1920--------------------100,000
IN T . on refunding bonds at Chase
Nat. Bank, N . Y ., or at Mercantile
Trust & Savings Bank, Evansville:
on others at National City Bank of
Evansville.
_______
EVAN SVILLE SCHOOL C IT Y .
4s ’ 14 A-O $64,000------1934
4s ft '15 J-J
7 2 .0 0 0 .-July 6 ’27- 35
4s ’14 J-D
*3,800____Dec 8 1929
4s ’ 18 J-J 2 75,000--Aug 1 ’27-’38
4 H s ’20 F-A 75,000____Feb ’28-’32
4 ^ s ’22J-J15 320,000c. July 15 ’27-42
4 H '23F-A15/ 525,000-Feb 15 ’28-’42
1 70,000. ..F e b 15 1943
4 ^ s '25F-A 390,000—Aug 1 ’30-’44
4 s’26 A-O 300,000..A p r 5 ’32-’ 46
4 H s ’27 M -S 260,000c.M ay 5 ’35-’47
B O N D . D E B T M ay 1 ’27 $2,095,300
Assessed val. ’26 (a c t.)..129,368,830
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$10.00
Population m 1920------------------85,264
ENT. on bonds marked (*) at the
Mercantile Commercial Bank of
Evansville; (a) at the Farmers &
Citizens Bank, Evansville, and on
others at N at. City Bank, Evansville

[V ol. 124,
FORT W AY N E,
This city (Incorporated 1840) Is the
county seat of Allen County.
R efunding RR . Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 13 A -0$140.000___Oct 10 1933
Auditorium Bonds.
4s T7 A -0 ($ 75 .0 00 c — Apr 10 1927
1107.500c.-Apr 10 1937
Fire Dept. Equip. Bonds.
4J4s’20 J-D $48,000____ June 1 1930
Street Paving Bonds.
6s ’20 J-D $38,000____ June 1 1930
River Impt. Bonds.
6s ’20 J-D $51,000- June 1
1930. '35 & '40
Land Purchase Bonds.
44$s’18 M -N*S90,000c_ .N o v 4 1948
6s ’20 M -S *52,500____Sept 1 1940
W ater-W orks R efunding Bonds.
(S46.000.N ov 15 ’27-’37
4J4ST9M-N1 2,000— Nov 15 1938
1 1 .0 0 0 ---N o v 15 1939
4Jis’20 J-J / 5 5 ,0 0 0 .-Jan 1 5 ’28-’38
1 6 ,0 0 0 . -Jan 15 ’39-’40
444s’ 26 M -N 45,000c M ay 1 5 ’ 28-’36
B O N D . D E B T June 17 ’27 $760,000
Water debt (in d .)______
108,000
Assessed valuation 1926-226,528,910
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 6 .. $19.90
Popul’n 1910. 63.933; 1920, 86,549
IN T . on refunding railroad bonds
t U . S. M tge. & Trust C o., N . Y .;
on auditorium bonds at Tri-State
Loan & Trust, Fort Wayne; on bonds
marked (*) and fire department
equipment bonds at First National
Bank, Fort Wayne; on paving bonds
and water-works equipment bonds at
the Lincoln National Bank, Fort
Wayne; on others at the Old National
Bank, Fort Wayne.
F O R T W A Y N E SCH OOL D IS T .
4s ’ 12 J-D $6,500c..-June 1 1928
48 ’ 14 F-A 88,600c..Feb 14 28- 32
4s T 6 J-J
90.000c.July 15’27-’35
5s ’23 A-O 9 0 0.000c.0ct 1 ’27-’43
4 ^ s '25 M -S810.000c_M ar 1 ’28-’45
4 ^ s ’25 A-O30 8 3 6 .0 0 0 .0 c t 3 0 ’27-45
43^s’26 J-D 1 0 0,000.-June 1 ’28-’46
4 J^s’26 — ( 48,000____ Feb 1 1928
1812,000--Feb 1 ’29-’42
434’s’27 F-A 100,000___________ 1947
B O N D . D E B T Apr 1927.S3,768,000
Assessed valuation 1926
(about 80% actual)___218,000.000
School tax (per $1,000) 1 9 -6 -- $8.10
Population in 1926 (est.)------102,500
IN T . on 4)^ s at the United States
M tge. & Trust Co., New York, on
others at U . S. M tge. & Tr. Co., N .Y .
FO U N TAIN C O U N T Y .
Covington is tne county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J $162.000..J u ly 1 ’28-’36
B O N D . D E B T Dec 31’24 $207,240
Gravel road debt (add'll. .
297.471
Total assessed val. 1925.-29,366,370
Population in 1920 (census)..18,823
F R A N K F O R T.
This city is in Clinton County.
Electric Light Bonds.
5s ’ 18 s-a $10,200c_-Jan 1 ’28-’29
N E T D E B T Dec. 31 ’2 4 . $210,000
Total assessed val’n 1924-14,654,615
Population in 1920 (census) 11,585
FR A N K F O R T SCH O O L D IST
434s’15 J-J
$7.500____ Jan 1 1929
5s ’21 J-J 166,000-_Jan 1 ’ 28-’38
5s ’23 J-J
6 0 ,0 0 0 ..Jan 1 ’39-'42
B O N D . D E B T M ay 3 ’27 $230,000
35,000
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
Assess, val. 1926 (act.)___15,317,005
School tax (per $1,000) 1926_$14 .70
Population in 1926____________13,000
IN T . at American N at. Bank and
the Farmers’ Bank, Frankfort.
F R A N K L IN C O U N T Y .
Brookvllle Is the county seat.
4s ’l l J-D $20,000c.J&D 1 ’27-’30
(Part each six months— V.91,p 1790)
Court-H ouse Furniture Bonds,
ts 12 J-D S 3 .0 0 0 C -.J & D 2 7 -2 9
Bridge Bonds.
4J*sT4 — - $36.500......................
4s ’17 J-D
1 .8 0 0 - . Dec. 1 1927
4 H s ’24 J-D 7 5 ,0 0 0 ............................
B O N D . D E B T Dec 31 '24
$93,020
Gravel road debt (add'l)
323,663
Tot.ass’d val. ’25 (act.). 19,244,870
State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’2 3 --$ 6 .1 0
Population In 1920 (census)..14,758
INTEREST payable at Franklin
County Nat. Bank, Brookvllle.

FR A N K LIN SCH . T O W N S H IP
This district (P. O. Roachdale) is
In Putnam County.
F AYETTE CO U N T Y .
School Bonds.
Connersville Is the county seat.
5s T 8 J-J $12,000— J&J1 1927-’31
County Impt. Bonds.
14,500
4 H s ’15M -N ( $ 7 ,000-M ay 1 5 ’28-’34 T O TA L D E B T July 31 '25
( 8,000-N ov 15 ’27-’34 Tot.asses.val.’24( 100% act.)3,564,390
( 2.000-M ay 15 1935 Population In 1920 (census)___1,855
County bond. dt. Dec. 31 '24 $22,000
County Unit Hy. dt. (add’l)
75,768 F U L T O N C O U N T Y .
Rochester Is the county seat
Gravel road bds. (add’l)____ 53,412
None
Assess, val. 1925 -------------- 30,853,669 B O N D . D E B T Jan 1 1927
248,968
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922____ $2.38 Co. unit road debt (add’l ) .
244,412
Population in 1920 (census)_17,142 Township debts (add’l ) ___
Assess, val. real estate____ 22,456,890
Assess, val. personal and
FLOYD COUNTY.
corporate stock__________ 4,668.070
County seat Is New Albany.
Tot.ass’d val.'2 7 (act.)____32,875,290
Funding Bonds.
4s ’ 10 J-J I $20,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’29 State&Co.tax (per $1,000) ’25.82.95
1 20,000c___Jan 1 1930 Population in 1920 (Census)..1 6 ,4 7 8
IN T . on 4 H s at Am . Ex. N at.
County Infirmary Bonds.
4H s
M -N S 12.000-M & N 15 27-32 Bank. New York.
GARY.
Corydon Pike Bonds.
5s
Apr $4,800--A p r 1 ’28-’30
This city is In Lake Co. Inc. July
6s
s-a
5 ,3 0 0 --Apr 1 ’28-’40 14 1906.
Road Repair Bonds,
Park Bonds.
fis
M -N $8,500-M ay 15 '28-’41 4 H s ’ 13 F -A $50,000c.-A u g 29 1933
4 H s’ 13 J-D 20,000c. .D ec 15 1933
C ounty Road Unit Bonds.
6s
M -N $115,000-M ay 15 ’28-’41 4 ^ s '1 7 Feb 6 0 ,0 0 0 c .--F e b 1 1937
6s
M -N
55.000-M ay 25 ’28-’42 6s T 9 J-D 105,000c.-July ’29-’39
(Due $35,000 each 5 years.)
G E N . B D .D T .D e c 3 1 ’24 $113,200
Co. unit bonds (add’l ) ___
439,763 6 s ’21 F-A 100,000c------- 1929-1935
Gravel road debt (add’l) _ .
425,131 4 ^ s ’23 J-D 150,000c.June 1 ’28-’41
Total assessed value, 1925 26,274,495 (For maturity see V. 116, p. 2423.)
Avge. tax rate (per $1,000) ’21.$25.18
(40,000-M ay 15 ’36-’38
Population in 1920 (census)..3 0 ,6 6 1 5s ’25 M -N l2 0 ,0 0 0 ...M a y 151939
INT at New Albany Nat. Bank
(90,000-M ay 15 ’40-’42

J une ,

1927.]

G A B Y (Concluded).
Refunding: Bonds.
5s ’22 M -9 $87,000c____1927-1935
5s '22J-D15 125,000. June 15 '27-’35
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 210.)
4 ^ s ’23J-J15 40,000cJuly 15 ’36-’39
Police & Fire D ept. Bonds,
•ids’ l l Oct $50,0 0 0 c ...O c t 16 1931
Fire S tation Bonds.
4)4s’17 July $28,500c..July 20 1927
Improvement Bonds.
4>4s’26 . . . 106,000______1936-1943
City Hall Land Bonds.
4M s’26 ...$ 1 6 5 ,0 0 0 ______1928-1935
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26 $1,197,000
Assess, debt (add’ l), about. 1,200,000
Sinking funds__________
50,602
Assess, val. 1925 (act.)-.131,308,335
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$10.50
Population in 1920__________ 55,378
1NT. on 4s and 4 Ms at City Treas.
office; on Police and Fire Station bds.
at First National Bank, Hammond.
G A R Y SCHOOL CITY.
4.40s’ l l J-D $60,000c
Nov 1 1933
4s '15 J-D 5 0 ,0 0 0 ... Dec 1 1935
5s T9 J-D 20 5,00 0..-D ec 12 1929
4.4s ’22 J-D 150,000____June 1 1942
434s’22 F-A 183.000____Aug 1 1942
4J4s’23 F-A 150,000____Feb 1 1943
4M s’23 A-O 346,000c...O ct 1 1943
4M s’24 J-J 150,000c...July 1 1944
4M s’24 A-O 150,0 0 0 c ...O c t 15 1944
4 K s’25 A-O 300,0 0 0 c ...A p r 15 1945
R efu nding School B onds.
4Hs'22 F-A $75,000c---- Feb 1 1937
4 ^ s ’25 M -N 175,000c— .N o v 1 1940
4 Ms’26 J-D 300,000___ June 1 1940
4 K s’26 A-O 300,000c_.Sept 15 1946
BOND. D EBT Apr 26 ’27 $2,594,000
Assessed valuation 1927-142,226,300
(Assess, about 50% actual val.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1927. $14.20
Population in 1927 (Census). 102,500
G ILL SCHOOL^TWPThis township (P. O. New Leba­
non) is in Sullivan County.
S chool Bonds.
4H s’ 16 —
$4,200.June 1 5 ’28-’ 30
. . ’ 16 . . .
7.000______________
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4K s’16 — - $4,600.June 15 ’28-’35
BON D. D EBT July 31 ’25 $66,600
Floating d ebt (add’l ) ______
9,100
Total assessed val. 1924__ 3,425,105
Total tax (per $1,000) 1920_ $18 00
_

INDIANA—CITIES AND TOWNS
School tax rate (per $1,000) ‘22.$9.60
Population In 1920___________ 5.345
IN T . on 4.4s payable In Indianap­
olis at Indiana Nat. Bank, and on the
other issues at the Union Trust C o.,
Greensburg. _______
G R E E N SFO R K SCH O OL T W P .

This township is in Randolph Co.
BOND. DEBT M ay 10 ’26 $53,000
Assess, value 1925 (act.)_ 3,713,390
_
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26- $8.62
H AM M ON D .

This city is in Lake County. Inc.
1884.
In cin erator B onds.
5s '25 A-O $20,000-Apr 15 ’28-’35
Real Estate Purchase Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O $25,000c.-_Oct 1 1933
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 15 - - - $33.000-. ..N o v 1 1935
6s ’21 M-S 70,000—Mar 1 ’28-’41
(Optional March 1 1929.)
Park Bonds.
4Ms’ 14 — $20,000___ June 1 1934
4H s’ 15 - - 21,000___ M ay 11935
5s ’22 M -N 13,000-May 15 ’28-’32
5s ’ 22 F-A 15,000—Aug 1 ’ 27-’32
5s ’25 M-S 15,500-Sept 15 ’27-’32
Fire D epartm ent Bonds.
4 H s’17 M-N$10,000___ Nov 1 1937
6s ’20 F-A 12,000..Aug 1 ’27-’30
5s ’23 M -N ( 6,000c M ay 1 5 ’28-’ 30
124,00OcMay 15 ’31-’38
4J4s 26 . . .
38,000___ Sept 1 1936
W ater-W orks R efu nding Bonds.
4H s’ 12 M-S $25,000____Mar 1 1932
W ater-W orks Bonds.
6s ’21 A-0$720,000—Oct 15 ’27-’51
4M s’24M-S 7 10,000—Mar 1 ’28-’29
1150,000--M ar 1 ’30-’54
BD. DEBT June 1 ’26— $1.234,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
930.000
62,000
Assess, debt (add’l)______
Tot.asses.val.’25(1 OOact.) 70,076,385
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $10.80
Pop’n 1910. 20,925; 1920. 36,004
IN T . at City Treasurer’ s office.
H AM M ON D S C H O O L C I T Y .

HOBART.
This town is In Lake County.
F un din g B onds.
6 s ’21 A-O $12,500—Apr 30 ’28-’32
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5 K s’ 13 — . $6,000_______________
Electric Light Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 17 . . .
$7,000_______________
W ater Bonds.
5s
. . . $21,000_______________
Improvement Bonds.
6s T9
. $8,000_______________
BOND. D EBT Apr 1927— $68,831
Water debt (incl.)________
20,000
Assessed valuation 1926
4,983,415
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26-$42.20
Population 1910, 1,753; 1920, 2,375

Fire Dept. B onds.
6s ’22 M-S $3,000-Mar 15 ’28-’30
6 s ’22 J-J
6,000—July 5 ’ 28-’32
IN T . payable at Winslow, Lanier
& C o., New York and Indiana Tr.
C o.. Indianapolis.
TO T . BD . D T .Jan. 1 ’ 27.$7,423,160
The city had a sinking fund balance
o f $573,840.51 Jan. 1 1926. On
Jan. 1 1927 there were outstanding
$9,138,230.25 street impt. bonds
commonly known as “ Barrett Law
Bonds.” These bonds are a first lien
on abutting property and are not
obligations of the city.
Total assess, val. 1926. .$646,749,380
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $26.20
POPULATION.— 1920, 314,194,
HOWARD COUNTY.
1910 (Census), 233,650; in 1900.
Kokomo is the county seat.
169,164; in 1890, 105.436; In 1880.
BONDED D E B T _______
None 75.056; In 1870, 48,244. Territory
Gravel rd. debt Mar 27 ’25. $477,554 of city substantially Increased be­
Assessed value, real______57,159,790 tween 1890 and 1900.
Assessed value, personal. .21,559,960
Assessed value other prop . 5,312,230
Tot. ass’d val. '25 (a c t .).-84 031.980 INDIANAPOLIS SCHOOL DIST.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’25.$5.60
This district Includes the whole of
Pop’n 1910, 33,177; 1920____43.965 the city of Indianapolis.
Funding B onds.
3J4s’00 J-J $50.0 0 0 c ____July 1928
H U N T IN G T O N .
This city is in Huntington County
Educational T ru st Bonds.
First incorp. Feb. 16 1848; organized 3H s’ 17 J-J $100,000c—.Jan 1 1942
as a city Sept. 17 1873.
S ch ool, Real Est. & Imp. Bonds.
3) 4s’04 J-J $564,000c. July 1 ’30-’41
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’23 J-D$255,000- Dec 1 ’27-’6" 4s A11 J-J 75,000c. July 1 ’41-’42
4s ’ 15 J-J 75,000c.July 1 ’45-’46
S treet-L ightin g Bonds.
4J4s’ 16 J-D| $5 .000-.Dec 1 0 ’27-’30 4s ’ 13 J-D 150,000c.Dec 1 ’42-’44
1 1.900.-D ec 10 1931 3.65’ 16 J-J 1 2 0 ,00 0c...D ec 1 1961
3!*s’ 16 J-J
50.0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1947
Park Bonds.
5s ’20 May $8.000.Feb 15 ’28-’3? 3 ^ 3 ’ 17 J-J /25.000c— .July 1 1947
150,000c—.July 1 1948
Fire-Station B onds.
4s '16 Oct 84.000--.Jan 1 '28-’29 4 ^ s ’19 A-O 200,000c...A pr 1 1939
4 ^ s ’ 19 J-J 400,000c— .July 1 1939
W ater & Light Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 14 Aug $20,Q00-Aug 17 ’27-’34 4 ^ s ’20 A-O 225,000c..A pr 10 1940
434s’ 19 S-D 700,000c..D ec 15 1939
East State St. Ext. Bonds.
5s ’25 . . .
$8,000___ Dec 1 1934 4% s’20 M -S 500,0 00c..M ar 15 1940
BOND. D EBT Apr 29 ’27. $301,900 4M s’20 M -N 200,000c..M ay 15 1940
T ot.asses. val.’27(100% act.) 21,609,090 4 % s’2 0 J -D l, 645,000c—June 15 1940
50,000c— .July 1 1940
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927...$30..50 4M s’20 J-J
994.OOOc.Oct 20 ’ 27-’39
Popul’n 1927________________17,500 5s ’20 A-O
5s ’21 A-O 150,000c..Oct 1927-’32
IN T . at City Treasurer’s office.
434s’23 F-A 755,000c. June 2 ’28-’38
135,000c.June 20 ’39-43
H U N T IN G T O N C O U N T Y .
(500,OOOc.Oct 18 ’33-’42
Huntington Is the county seat
4 ^ s ’ 23 s-a (450.000c.0ct 1 ’43-’48
R efu n d in g C ourt House Bds.
(700,000c. Oct 1 ’49-’55
4 ^ s ’24 J-J $40,000c______________
(400,000c—Oct 1 ’35-’44
Bridge Bonds.
-s
. . . $72,000_______________ 4s ’25 A-O 540,000c—Oct 1 ’45-’53
(110,000___ Oct 1 1954
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 ’27. $112,000
Gravel road debt (add’l ) . .
806,082 4 s ’27 . . . 970,000c.Mar 10’32-’56
13,468 4s ’27 M -N / 14 ,000 ...M ay 25 1932
Sinking fund____________
1216,000-May 25 ’33-’56
Tot. assess, val. 1927 (act)57,545,190
Annex School Bldg. Bonds.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’27..$5.10
56 ,000 c____ 1927-1928
Population in 1920 (census)..31,671 4Ms’ 18 J-J
Library Site B onds.
IN T. at Mercantile Nat. B k.,N .Y .
4s ’l l J-J $125,000c___ Sept 1946
H U N T IN G T O N S C H O O L C I T Y 4J4s’ 15J-J 500.000c_____July 1955
B uilding, R efu nd ing, &c.
S chool Building Bonds.
_
5s ’22 F-A $118,000—Feb 1 ’28-’42 4 ^ s ’20 F-A$550,000c_ Feb 5 1940
4s ’ 25 J-J _______________________ 4Ms’20 F-A 390,000c..Feb 10 1940
Annexed T erritory Bonds.
High S chool Bonds.
$660c_ Nov 1 1927
_
4J4s’ 15 A-O $63,500cPartyly Oct 22 4 ) £s’23 M -N
5s T8 F-A 25,000. .F eb 1 ’27-’36 BO N D .D E B T June 8 ’27$11,645,660
600,000
BOND. D E B T M ay 3 ’ 27 $254,000 Floating debt (add’l ) ____
Assess, val. 1927 (actual).21,609,090 Assessed valuation 1926.646,749,380
School tax (per $1,000) 1927. .$11.50 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.S10.00
Population 1927___________ 16,000 Population in 1910_________ 233,650
Pop’n 1927 (city d irectory)..400,000
H U N T IN G T O N S C H O O L T W P .
IN T . payable at Winslow. Lanier
This place is in Huntington Co.
& C o., New York and at Indiana
5 s’ 22 J-J10 $52.0 0 0 c____1927-1933 Trust C o., Fletcher Amer. Nat. Bk.,
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 1122.) Indianapolis; Merchants Nat. Bk.,
BOND. D E B T July 31 ’2 5 .' $91,500 and Marlon County Treas. office.
T ot. ass’d val. ’24 (a c t .)..25,795,660

6s'21
— $421,000..-Aug 20 1941
6s‘21
...
62,000— -M ay 14 1940
5s‘22
...
20,500_ Apr 20 1936
_
5s’22
. . . 140,000---- June 20 1932
4Ms
...
1,520____Jan 7 1928
5s ’23 . . . 150,000___________1937
R efu nding Bonds.
—s
. . . $56,000...M a y 14 1940
GOSHEN.
. . . 165,000— .D ec 10 1933
This city is In Elkhart Co. Incorp —s
—s
. . . 202,000—-Apr 15 1941
as town M ay 1831; city May 1868F unding Bonds.
R efunding Bonds.
6s ’20 J-D $40,000_______________ 4s g '07 M -N $3,000c..M ay 15 1928
B D . D EBT M ay 26 ’26—$1,272,000
F unding Bonds.
4s ’07 J-D $10.000c.J&D '27-’29 Assess, val. 1925 (act.). ..78,534.355
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25--$1 37
'Cemetery Bonds.
4Ms’26 . . . $10,000. — ___________ Population in 1926__________ 72,200
City hall bonds & warrants
$500
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27$60,000 HANCOCK COUNTY.
Assess, val., real estate___2,5$8,580
Greenfield Is the county seat.
Assess, val., personal____ 6,305,431
Court-H ouse Bonds.
Other assess, property_ 4,400,580 4J4s&5s J-J $10.000c.Last bond ’28
_
T ot. assess, val.(act.) '24.13,244,591
Road Bonds.
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’24.$11.20 4y2s 27 M -N $15,200cM-N15 28- 37
Pop'n 1910, 8.514; 1920_____ 9,525 5s 27 . . . / 3,300___________ 1928
LNT. at Salem Bank. Goshen.
124,000______1929-1936
BON D. DEBT Apr 28 ’27
$82,000
GOSHEN SCHOOL C ITY.
Total assess, val. 1926___ 41,274 360
This district (P. O. Goshen) Is hi C o. tax rate (per $1,000) 1927.S2.15
Elkhart County.
Population in 1920 (census)..17,210
S chool-B u ilding Bonds.
INTEREST payable in New York
5 s ’ 22 J-J/ $80,000c.July 1 ’28-’34 at Winslow, Lanier & Co.
\ 140,000c. July 1 ’ 35-’44
BON D. DEBT Apr 28 ’27 $220,000
Assessed valuation 1925 -13,116,077 HANOVER SCHOOL TOWNSHIP. In d i a n a p o l i s !
This township is in Shelby County.
School tax (per $1,000) 1925___$1.40
Indianapolis is the county seat of
..
$5,000.-July
’28-’33
Population in 1920___________ 9,525 5s ’27 .DEBT Apr 3 0 ’26 1$67,000 Marlon Co. Original town charter
BOND.
IN T . at City Nat. Bank, Goshen. Assess, value 1925 (act.) —3.737.445 Feb. 17 1838: present charter 1905.
On June
pro­
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25—17 20 viding for20 1922 an ordinancetown
GR A N T COUNTY.
the
Population, 1920______________ 1,800 o f Broad the annexation of city was
County seat Is Marion.
Ripple to the
Bridge B onds.
passed.
6s T8 Jan $16.000_____ 1927-1930 HARRISON SCHOOL TWP.
G eneral Impt. Bonds.
This township (P. O. Terre Haute) 4>£s’25 J-J $27,000—-Jan 1 ’28-’54
BON D. D EBT Dec 31 ’24 $21,000
Gravel road debt (add’l ) . _ 543,861 is in Vigo County.
4J4s’25 J-J
12,000— .Jan 1 ’28-’39
School House impt. Bonds.
T ot. val. 1925 (act. val.).80,227,660
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’22.$6.50 5s T9 J-J $14,000c.July 1 '28-’34 4 K s
. — $250,000_______________
Pop’n 1910, 51,426; 1920_____ 51,353 4 K s’25 J-J /126,000___ J-J ’27-’40
M unicipal Garage B onds.
1 4,500____Jan 1 1941 4 ) is ’25 J-J $100,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’37
IN T . at Co. Treasurer's office.
B D . D E B T iMay 26 ’26— $44,500
Track Elevation Bonds.
GREENCASTLE SCHOOL C ITY Total assessed val’n 1925 —4,567,120 4s 16 J-J $50,000c__ July 1 1928
School tax (per $1,000) 1925— -$9.32 4s '15 J-J 100.000 _ June 1 1930
AND TW P.
This township (P. O. Greencastle) Population in 1920__________ 70.189 5 ^ s ’21 J-J 305,000.. Jan 1 ’28-’47
is in Putnam County.
Memorial Bonds.
HARRISON SCHOOL TWP.
S chool Bonds (T w p.).
4J£s’27 J-Jl ,600,000_Jan 1 '29-’53
This township (P. O. Bluffton) is
4M s’ 17 J-J $27,500c_ July 1 1936
_
H ospital Bonds.
in Wells County.
4J4s'23 J-J
14,500c—.July 1 1934
3H s’ 06 J-J $100,000c—.Jan 1 1936
4)4s’25 J-J 46,973.94.-Jan 1 1943 6s ’20 M -N l$30,000c—M -N ’27-’32 4s ’l l J-J 110.000c— .June 1 1941
1 3,000c. .M -N
1933 4}£s’22 J-J 320.000.-Jan 1 ’28-40
School Bonds (C ity).
6s '20 M -N / 3,000c.M ay 1 5 ’28-30
4J4s’ 17 J-J $30,800c_ July 1 1937
_
4H s’24 J-J 250,000c.July 1 ’28-’ 53
1 4,000c.Nov 15 ’27-30 4Ms’25 J-J /360,000c.July 1 ’28-’4o
4M s’23 J-J
12,000c...Jan 1 1933
4 !4s’25 J-J 38,026.26.-Jan 1 1940 BOND. D E B T June 4 ’27 $37,500
1 5 ,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1946
Assess, value 1926 (act.) .10,000,000
T O T . DEBT Apr 1 1927— $169,800
Bridge Bonds.
City district___________ $80,826 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $7.24 4J4s’ 17 J-J
$4,000..Jan 1 ’ 28-’29
_
Township district______
83,973 Population in 1920 (census)_ 7,036 444s’27 J-J
60,000..J a n 1 ’29-’48
Prin. and int. payable at the 4 K s’27 J-J /66,000c—Jan 1 ’29-’50
Total assessed value, 1926;
City district___________ 5,517,866 Studebaker Bank of Bluffton.
1 4,000c— .Jan 1 1951
Township district______ 6,588,720
30,000c. .Jan 1 ’29-’38
HARTFORD CITY SCH. CITY. 4J4s’27 J-J
Sch. tax rate (par $1,000) 1926:
Flood Bonds.
City district-----------------------$11.50 TO TAL D E B T April 1927. $19,000 4s ’ 14 J-J $150.000____M ay 1 1943
Tot.asses.vaL’27(act. val.).6,500,145 4s ’ 15 J-J 540,000____July 1 1940
Township district_________
8.90
Population in 1920 (census)_ 5,473 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927-—$11.00 4s ’ 16 J-J
_
68,000c__ July 1 1940
Population in 1927____________8,000 3J4s’ 17 J-J
40.000— Jan 1 ’28-’31
GREENE COUNTY.
4V2s
J-J 850.000c.July 1 ’28-’ 55
KELT SCHOOL TWP.
Road Bonds
Street Bonds.
This township (P. O. Dana) Is in 5s ’22 J-J $21,000.-Jan 1 ’28-’33
4M s’27 M-N$34,GOO-M-N 15 ’28-37
Vermilion County.
County seat is Bloomfield.
5s ’ 22 J-J
24.000—Jan 1 ’ 28-’33
4)4s’ 16 J-D $i 0,000—JAD 1 ’27-’31 5 s ’23 . . . 120,000_____ 1927-1928
Gravel road debt Dec 31 *24:
3.400. .J-D 1 ’27-’31 4J4s’24M-N ?63,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’35
C ou n ty_______________ $455,220 4s '16 J-D
f 2,500___ July 1 1928
Township____________
467,517
\ 8 ,0 0 0 c ...N o v 1 1936
65,000—J-J 1 ’29-’41
Assessed value, real estate 19,078,770 5s ’27 J-J
Boulevard Bonds.
(2 ,5 0 0 ___ Jan 1 1942 3 ^ s ’03 J-J $100.000c— .M a y 1 1933
Assessed value, personal. . 12,792,985
Tot.ass’ d val.(M act.) ’26 31,871,755 BOND. D E B T June 4 ’27 $69,000
Ft. Harrison R oad Im pt. Bds.
Popul’n 1910 , 36,873; 1920, 36,759 Total assess, val., 1927— 9,732,000 4Ms’ 17 J-J $30,000—Jan 1 ’28-’33
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $7.40
Fire-Departm ent B onds.
GREENSBURG SCHOOL C IT Y .
4s ’l l J-J $200,000c_ June 1 1941
_
This district is in Decatur County. HENDRICKS COUNTY.
.6MV20 J-J 280,000c. Jan 1 ’ 28-’4l
S ch ool House Bonds.
Danville Is the county seat.
AMs’27 J-J 410,000. .Jan 1 ’29-’33
f$3,000c---- Jan 1 1930 4s T2 J-J $136.000.July 10 *27-32
City Hall Bonds.
5s '22 J-J { 2,500c— July 1 1930 GEN. BD. D T . Apr 23 '24 $190,000 3 ^ s ’06 J-J $300,0 0 0c...Ju ly 1 1936
l 2,50 0c...Ja n 1 1931 Gravel road debt (add’l). .
20,300 3H s’09 J-J 600,000c. —Jan 1 1939
T ot. assess, val. ’ 25 (act.).43,580,400
Broad R ipple T ow n (.Annexed).
School R efu nding Bonds.
$550.-Jan 3 ’28-’32
4.4sT4-19— $27,000____J-J '27-’34 State & Co. tax(par $1,000) ’22.$6.80 5 s ’ 22 July
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26 $82,000 Population in 1920Jcensus)_20,291
Sanitary D istrict Bonds.
Ass’d val’n 1924................... 6,689,010
IN T . at County Treas. office.
434s’26 . . . $600,000c—Jan 1 ’29-’58




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INDIANAPOLIS PARK DIST.
4s ’20 J-J $120,000..-Jan 1’28-'47
4 Ms’2 1 J-J
24,000. ..J an 1 ’28-’51
54£s’21 J-J
50,000—-Jan 1’28-’44
4J4s’21 J-J
80.000.—Jan 1'28-’43
4 >4s’ 21 J-J
10,000—-Jan 1’28-’48
5)4s’21 J-J
34,000.—Jan 1’27-’43
44Ss’21 J-J
9,500— Jan 1’27-’45
4)4s’21 J-J
13,500
Jan 1 ’27-’53
54£s’21 J-J
28,500—-Jan 1’ 27-’45
4Ms’ 22 J - J
14,500—-Jan 1'27-’55
4Ms'22 J-J 105,000c..Jan 1’28-’48
4Ms'22 J-J
75,000c—Jan 1’ 28-’46
os ’23 J-J 216,000c—Jan 1 ’28-’47
5s ’23 J-J
35,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’ 62
5s '23 J-J 26 ,0 0 0 c...J -J ’28-’40
5s ’23 J-J 120,000c..Jan 1’28-’ 57
5s ’23 J-J
18,000c..Jan 1’28-'45
5s ’23 J-J 134,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’49
5s ’24 J-J 102,000c____ 1927-1960
5 s ’24 J-J 390,000c____ 1927-1965
5s ’24 J-J 512,000c...J-J ’28-’45
4J4s’24 M-S 260.000c—Jan 1 ’28-’64
4M s’25 J-J
78,000c..Jan 1’28-’66
4Ms’24 J-J
84,000c..Jan 1’28-’55
4 J4s’25 J-J
8 2 ,0 0 0 ..-Jan 1’28-’53
4 K s’25 j . j
54,000
Jan 1’28-’54
4 K s’25 J-J
60,000c—Jan 1’28-’57
4 K s’25 J-J
8,5 00...J a n 1’28-’61
4 K s’25 J-J
26,000— -Jan 1’28-’53
4J4s’26 J-J
29,000c Jan 1 ’2S-’56
BOND. D E B T Jan. 1 ’ 26.$3,090,500
IN T . at City Treasurer’s office.
INDIANAPOLIS SANIT. DIST.
4 s’ 18 J-J $120,000 c.Jan 1 ’28-’39
4 34s’ 22 J-J 460,000 c.Jan 1 ’28-’73
4)4s’23 J-J 779.000c..Jan 1 ’28-’68
4J4s’23 J-J 352,500c__Jan 1 ’28-74
4)4s’24 J-J 576,000c.Jan 1 ’28-75
4)4s’2 4 J -J 245,000c____ 1927-1976
4>4s’25 J-J 500,000c..Jan 1 ’28-’77
4J4s’26 . . . 600,000______1929-1958
N E T B D . D T . Apr 13 ’27 $3,632,500
Tot. assess, val., 1926—648.451.600
Total tax (per $1,000) ’27____$26.62
INDIAN CREEK TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Winamac
R. F. D . No. 2) is in Pulaski County.
BOND. D E B T July 31 ’25-.$56,450
T ot. ass’d val. '24 (act’l ) . 1,954,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922— $12.70
Population in 1922 (est.)_____ 1,000
JACKSON SCHOOL TWP.
This township is in Wayne County.
See Cambridge City and Jackson
Township Consol. School District.

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JACKSON COUNTY.
Brownstown Is the county seat.
C ourt-H ouse Bds.
4s ’ 10 J-J $9,000c. July 1 ’28-’29
4s ' l l J-J
5.000c_Jan 1 '28-'3I
C O .B D .D T .M a y l ’2 7 -.
$17,000
Assessed value, real estate. 19,560,170
Assessed value, personal.. 6,052,410
T ot. ass’d val. 1926______31,468,470
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '26—$7.10
Population in 1920 (Census)_24,228
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.

INDIANA—CITIES AND TOWNS
Assess, val., personal____15,715.490
Tot. assess, val. (act.) '26.41,120,605
City tax (per $1,000) 1925_ $9 00
_
Population in 1927 (Census)..36,080
INT. at City Nat. Bk., Kokomo.
KOKOM O SCH O O L C IT Y .

School Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J $10,000..$2,500 yearly
4M s’23 A-O 100,000 _____ 1927-1935
(Optional after 8 years)
434s
...
30,000_______________
High S chool Bonds.
4s ’ 14 J-J $70,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’34
R efunding Bonds.
434s’25 M-N$115,000.Nov 1 ’30-’39
B O N D . D EBT Apr 28 ’27 $325,000
Assess, val. ’26 (34 act.)._40,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $8.45
Population in 1920 (C ensus)..30,067
IN T . at Citizens Nat. Bank. Ko­
komo.

JASPER COUNTY.
Rensselaer is the county seat.
C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
4^s
July $18,000.-July 1 ’28&’32
BON D. D E B T Apr 2 8 '2 /
$18,000
Gravel road debt (add’l ) . . $535,880
147,995
Cash on hand___________
Assess, val. real estate___ 25.611,860
Assess, value personal____ 7,928,230
Ass'd val. '27 (100 % act’l) .32,699,260
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1925------- $3.50
Population in 1920 (Census).. 13.961 L A F A Y E T T E . county seat of TlpThis city Is the
IN T . on bonds at Second Nat.
jecanoe County. Incorp. 1853.
Bank, New York City.
W ater Bonds.
6s
J-D/$14,000-.June 1 ’28-’29
JAY COUNTY!
1112,000____June 1 1930
County seat is Portland.
Sewer Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT M ay 1 '27
None
J-D /$12,500-Dec 1 ’27-’31
Gravel road bonds (add’l) _ $633,493 5J4s
1 3,500___ Dec 1 1932
Total ass’d val. 1926_____ 37,516,745 8s
J-D
24,000--D ec 1 '27-30
State&C-o.tax (per $1,000) ’26. $5.60
Park Bonds.
Population in 1926 (Census)..22,159 5 Ms J-D
$4,000
Dec 1 1927
‘ 4,000____Jan 1 1928
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
15,000--Jan 1 '29-31
5s
Madison is the county seat.
J-J
6.000 _Jan 1 1932
Bridge Bonds.
. _
3 ,0 0 0 -.-Jan 1 ’29-’31
4H s’ 13 M -N S9.520C.M&N ’27-'33
J-J
2.000 _Jan 1 1932
4)^s’27 M -N 46,000-M-N 15 ’28-’37 5s
( 4.000___ Janl 1933z
CO. B D . D T . Jan 1 ’2 7 -. $119,218
Parking G round Bonds.
Gravel road bonds (add’l). 327,446
$52,000—Jan 1 ’ 29-’ 38
Assess, val., real estate_ 10,632,290 5s ’27
_
School Bonds.
Assess, val., personal____ 6.044,550
T ot .ass’ d val .’27 (80 % act.) 16,676,840 434s’27 J-J $157,000____July '28-37
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’27_ $9.20 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '27 $264,000
133,000
Population in 1920 (C ensus)..20,709 Water debt (incl.)_______
Assess, val., real estate_ 22,463,405
_
IN T . at C o. Treasurer’s office.
Assess, val., personal____11,222,175
Other assess, property
1,551,890
JEFFERSON SCHOOL TW P.
This township (P. O. Upland) is in Tot. assess, val. (act.) '26-35,237,470
City tax (per *1,000) 1926-------$9.50
Grant County.
5s '23 J-J $94,500c--------------------- Population 1910, 20,081; 1920.22,486
IN T . on water bonds at First Mer­
4J^s’26 J-J
80,000______1927-1941
BOND. D EBT Apr 2 8 '2 7 - $86,000 chants’ Bank; on others at City
Assessed val’n 1926 (act.)—3.695,650 Comptroller’s office.
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’26$10.02
IN T . at Upland State Bank of L A F A Y E T T E S C H O O L C I T Y .
Upland.
This district is in Tippecanoe Co.
5s '23 J-J j $30,000— J-J 15 1927
JEFFERSON SCHOOL TW P.
l 20,000___ Jan 15 1928
This district (P. O. Kempton) is in BOND. DEBT M ay 6 ’27 $152,000
Tipton County
Assess, val. ’26 (actual)..35,495,810
$63 000-Mar 15 '28-’36 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$9.10
6s '21 J-J (40 000--.J& J 1 ’27-’33 Population 1924__________
22,846
I 3,000____July 1 1933
IN T. at First Merchants National
BOND. D E B T Apr 15 '27 $63,000 Bank, Lafayette.
Total assess, val. 1926------ 4,466,145
JEFFERSONVILLE.
LA G RAN G E C O U N TY.
This city Is In Clark County.
County seat is La Grange.
GEN. BD. D T . Jan 1 ’2 7 .. $304,455
R efu nd ing City Bonds.
225,116
4Ms
. - - $54,000---------------------- Gravel road debt________
5s ’22
73,500______1927-1942 Assess, val., real estate_ 19,644,925
_
BON D. D EBT July 31 '25- $235,500 Assess, val., personal_____7,832,600
Assess, val. '24 (34 a c t .) ..7,658,755 Other assess, property____2,758,660
City tax (per $1,000) 1924------ $13.00 Assess .val.’26 (abt. act.) .30,236,185
Population in 1920---------------- 10,098 State & Co. tax(per $1,000)’27.$7.00
INTEREST Is payable at the City
Treasurer’s office; also In Chicago
L A K E C O U N TY .
Crown Point is the county seat.
JEFFERSONVILLE SCH. CITY.
Com fort Station Bonds.
4 34s’ 15 - . - $30.000---------------- 1927 5 s ’26 . . . $15,000.-July 1 ’27-’37
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27. $39,000
Voting M achine Bonds.
Assess, val. ’24 (actual)— 7,658,775 5s ’ 26 . . . $50,000.-July 1 ’ 27-'37
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23_$10.60
Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1920---------------- 11.00C 5s ’26 . . . $50,000..July 1 ’27-’37
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Jefferson­ 5s ’ 26 . . .
35,000-.July 1 ’27-’37
ville.
Extension C oun ty Jail Bonds.
5s ’ 26 . . . $110,000..July 1 ’27-’37
JENNINGS COUNTY.
B uilding Bonds.
The county seat is Vernon.
5s ’ 26 . . . $140,000.-July 1 ’27-’37
GEN. BOND. D E B T ____ None.
4J4s’27 . . . 500,000c.July 1 ’ 27-’47
Grav. rd. bds. Jan. 1 ’27- $275,829
Detention Home Bonds.
Assessed value 1926--------- 13,273,040 5s ’27 . - - $60,000c.July 1 ’ 27-’37
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924--------$2.80
Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1920 (Census)__ 13,280 4 K s’27 . . . $290,000c.Jan 1 ’29-’38
S chool Bonds.
KENDALLVILLE.
5s ’ 27 . . . $76,000_______________
This city is in Noble County.
CO. BD. D T. Apr 12’ 27- $1,513,650
Electric Light & W ater Bonds. Gravel road debt (twp. ob­
6s ’21 A-O $50,000...O c t 5 '27-'36
ligations) Jan 1 '26___ 3,846,705
5s '23 J-J 45.000c.July 1 ’30-’38 Tot. assess, val. 1926
391,402,400
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27- $95,000 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '26—$6.50
T ot. ass’d val. ’27(34act.).9,131,845 Pop’n 1910, 82,864; 1920___ 159.957
City tax rate (per $1,000) '27—$7.20
IN T . at County Treas. office.
Population 1910, 4,981; 1920.-5,273
IN T . on bonds o f 1923 at City
LAN CASTER SCH OOL TW P.
Treasurer’s office.
This school township(P. O. BluffK N O X COUNTY.
ton R. R. No. 5) is in Wells County.
County seat is Vincennes.
5s ’22 J-D $80,500_______________
BOND. DEBT July 31 ’25. $80,500
C ourt H ouse Repair Bonds.
434s’25M-N15$125,000M-N15’27-’36 Floating debt (add’l)______
10,000
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 2533) Total ass’d val. 1924______ 4,513,285
434s’26 M-S 50,000_____ 1927-1936
IN T. at the Studebaker Bank
H ospital Im pt. Bonds,
Bluffton, Ind.
6 s ’ 20M-N $60,000----M -N ’27-’30
CO. B D . D T . Jan 1 1927. $146,000
LA PORTE.
County unit road bonds
This city is In La Porte County,
(additional)__________
535,800
W ater Refund B onds.
Twp. gravel road b o n d s.. 1,122,678
Ditch & Levee bonds____
50,790 5s ’ 19 J-J $18,000_______________
Bridge bonds____________
64,000 5s W ater Works Bonds.
’25 M-S $20,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’39
Assess, val., real estate— 44,323,840
Assess, val., personal------21,761,270 5 s ’23 M-S 25,000_____ 1927-1939
R efunding Bonds
Tot. ass’d val. '27 (act.)_-66,085,110
5s ’ 19 J-J $17,500c.July 1 ’28-'30
State & County tax rate (per
Well Bonds.
$1,000) 1927_______________ $7.70 4J4s’22 J-J ($96,000cJ-J 1 ’31-’42
Population in 1920 -------------- 46,245
1 4,00 0c...Ja n 1 1943
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
KOKOM O.
This city Is In Howard County.
5s ’20 J-J $3,500 _____ 1927-1930
6 s ’20 J-J
1,000_______________
Real Estate Bonds.
P ublic Com fort S tation Bonds.
434s
J-J
$9,300— Jan 5 ’28-’30
4 K s’23 J-J j $6,100..J-J 1 ’27-’33
Park B onds.
1 500_Jau 1 1934
6s
F-A$113,500_ Aug 10 1941
_
6s
M -N 16,500...N o v 30 1950
High School Bonds.
Sewer Bonds ($12,500 ev. 5 yrs.). 5 s ’ 23 J-J $38,000_1927-1936
4s ’ l l M-S $12,500e.Mch 1 ’26-’31
Street Equipm ent Bonds.
434s
...
60,000-.D e c 1 ’27-’32 5s ’25 J-J $5,000_1927’ 1928
BOND. DEBT M ay 11 ’27 $72,000
R efu nding Bonds.
434s’26____$113,500---M a r 10 1941 Water debt (add’l)________ 163,000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 ’27. $198,400 Sinking fund____________
235,000
Sinking fund_____________
24,110 Assess, val. real estate____ 11,586,980
Assess, val., real estate..25,405,115 Assess, value personal___ 9,381,




[V ol. 124.

LOST CREEK SCHOOL TW P.
Total assess, val., 1927
(100% actual)________ 20,251,591
This twp. is in Vigo County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___ $14.20
B uilding Bonds
P op ’n 1910, 10.525; 1920______15,158 5s '19 J-J $37,000_____
1934
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Chicago
R efu nding Bonds
and City Treasurer’s office.
4H s’ 14 A-O $7.500_____
1933
BOND. D E B T June 1 ’ 26. $29,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ------14,000
LA PO RTE COUNTY.
T ot. ass’d val. ’25 (75%act)3,750.000
County seat Is La Porte.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926...$7.00
Jail Bonds.
5s ’08 M S $2.000c___ Junel 1928
MADISON.
C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
Madison Is
5s '08 J-D $6 ,125 --. June 1 1928 son County. the county seat of Jeffer­
Incorp. April 1838.
5s ’09 J-D
2,500c.June 1 '26-’29
R efu n d in g Bonds.
($1,000 in even & $1,500 in odd y ’rs.)
4s ’ 10 F-A $19,400c__________1930
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’23 M-N106,250-Nov 15 ’27-’43 4s ’ 12 M-N 12,500____Nov 1 1927
COUNTY D T . Apr 1925- $165,250 4s ’ 13 M -N 12,500____N ov 1 1928
24,000c.—N
1 1935
Co. unit road bds. (add’l) . 1,195,420 4)^s’25 M -N T M ay 1 ’26-ov$93,800
DEB
Gravel road bonds (add’l) 1,275,335 BOND. fund___________
Sinking
83,800
Assessed val., real_______ 51,022,380
Assessed val., personal_ 14,818,220 Assess, val. 1927-------------- 6,412,365
_
Other assessable pronerty.31,796,130 City rate (per $1,000) ’ 26_____$13.00
’
6,711
Total valuation 1927____ 97,636,730 Pop. T10. 6,934: ’20 (Census). except
IN . on refunding bonds,
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25___$7.07
those due 1930, are payable at Na­
Population 1910, 45,797; 1920.50,443 tional Branch Bank of Madison all
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago. other bonds at First National Bank,
Madison.
LA P O R T E S C H O O L C I T Y .
This district is in La Porte Co.
MADISON COUNTY.
5s ’20 July $40,000..July 1 ’28-30
Anderson is the County seat.
4 K s’22 J-J J 40,000c_Jan 1 ’28-’31
O rphans Home B onds.
12 10,000c. _Jan 1 ’32-’43 5s ’23 J-J $100,000c.july 16 ’27-’36
F unding Bonds.
V otin g M achine Bonds.
4Ms’24 J-J $40,000c.July 1 ’ 36-’39 5s ’20 J-D $16,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’30
BOND. D E B T Apr 3 0 ’27 $352,000
Bridge Bonds.
10,000 6s ’ 20 J-J $52,000..July 1 ’28-’30
Floating debt (add’l)_____
Sinking fund_____________
1,495 BOND. D EBT M ay 19 ’26 $195,000
Assess, val. 1926 (actual).20,424,993 Co. unit road debt (add’l) . 371,800
School tax (per $1,000) ’26..$13.80 Twp. road bonds (add’l ) . .
542,346
Population 1926_____________17,500 Assess, val., real estate—63,246,080
IN T. at First Nat. Bank, La Porte. Assess, val., personal----- 30,187,110
Total assess, val. 1925— 93,433,190
LAW REN CE COUNTY.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925------ $8.20
Bedford Is the county seat.
Population (est.) 1921----------- 69.151
BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’25.
None
IN T . on bonds o f 1923 at County
County unit road bonds
Treasurer’s office.
(add’l ) ________________
112,000
Gravel road debt (add’l)
419,000 MADISON SCHOOL C IT Y.
This district is in Jefferson County.
Assessed valuation 1925.-32,051,745
Oo. tax (per $1,000) ’24______ $2.50 4s ’09 F-A $4,000_______________
A
Population 1910,30,625; 1920.28,228 4 3 s’22 F-A (78,500c.F&A 1 ’ 27-’42
1 2,500c— .F eb 1 1943
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, N. Y .
BOND. D E B T Apr 2 8 ’27- $81,000
Total assessed val’n 1926..6,400.000
LAW RENCE SCHOOL TW P.
This school township (P. O. Law­ School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26—$1 43
rence) is in Marion County. Bonds Population in 1926 (est.)______ 7,000
are tax-free.
ARION.
6 s ’21 s-a {$33,000c.Sept 15 '27-30 M This city Is In Grant County. In­
1 60,000c_.Sept 15 1931
BOND. DEBT May 31 ’26. $94,590 corp. 1889. Population 1910,19,359.
efu
Tot.ass’d val.’25 (abt. act.)7.434,530 4s R12 n d in g Bonds.
’
J-D $28,000c............... .1937
School tax 1925 (per $1,000)___$7.90
1 1 ,3 5 0 c .............. 1928
INT. payable at the Lawrence 4)djS'15 J-J
General City B onds.
State Bank of Lawrence.
5s ’23 J-J $65,000c.......
1933
Barret Law B onds.
LEBANON.
4>£s’ 15 . . . $ll,8 0 0 .b eg. Aug 5 28
This city is in Boone County.
W ater W orks B onds.
Sewage Disposal Plant Bonds.
1929
6s ’21 . . . $35.000c.$10,000 June 1 6s ’ 19 M-S $25,000c........
’29, ’33 and '37 and 6s ’21 J-J 50,000c__________1931
5s ’22 M-S 50,000c---------------1942
$5,000 1941
F un din g B onds.
Park Bonds.
os
. . . $15 0 0 0c._ ’ 30. ’35 & ’40 5s '18 J-J $12,0 0 0 c ............... 1930
Fire D ep t. B onds.
BOND. DEBT July 3 1 ’25. $65,000
Sinking fund______________
19,338 4) ^s’ 16 M-S $4,000c....... ..........1927
Tot.ass'dval.’25__________ 7,219,720 5s '23 J-D 50,000c--------------- 1933
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25 .$20.82 GEN. B D . D T . Mar 27 '25 $327,498
Population 1920______________ 6,257 Water debt (incl.)----------- $125,000
Assess, val. '24 (100% acc)28 040,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '24.$.30.09
L E B A N O N S C H O O L C IT Y .
Population in 1920---------------- 23,747
BOND. D EBT Apr 29 ’27. $79,000
Ass’d val’n 1926 (a ctu a l)..7,550.000 M ARION COUNTY.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$13 00
County seat Is Indianapolis.
Population in 1920 ___________ 6,257
T u bercu losis H ospital Bonds.
4s '16 M-S $40.000-Mar 14 ’28-’30
L I B E R T Y S C H O O L T O W N S H IP . 5s '18 J-D 60.000___________ 1938
This district (P. O. North Liberty) .s
. . . 200,000----------------------is in St. Joseph County.
5s '20 . . .
60,000____Sept 1 1930
5s ’25 J-J $70,000c.July 15’27-’40 4>is’26 - - - 350,000____Mar 1 1946
BOND. D E B T Apr 12 27- $70,000
C hildren’ s Home Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1926___3,721,050 4s '16 M-S $30,000-Mar 14 ’27-'36
Int. at the North Liberty State
Ju lietta Home Bonds.
Bank, North Liberty.
5s '22 . . . $110.000-May 15 '28- 37
Bridge Bonds.
,
„„„„
L IB E R T Y S C H O O L T O W N S H IP . 34*s'08 M -N$ 100,000c..M ay 1 1928
This township is in Tipton C o'tnly. 3 ^ s ’08 A-O 100,000--------- Oct 1928
99 ,000 c...F eb 1 1929
BOND. DEBT July 3 1 ’25. $ 31,200 34Ss’09 J-J 175,000..Dec 10 ’27-’33
Floating debt (add’l ) _______
5,000 44s>s'14 J-D
Ass’d val. 1924 ___________4,685.780 4 J^s’ 14 J-D 60.000.-D ec 10 '27-’34
School tax (per $1,000) 1924___$6.00 ($7,000 in odd yrs..$8,000 in even yrs.)
4s T6 J-J 50 ,000 ..July 1 '28-’36
5s '19 s-a
30.000-Dec 15 '27-’29
LOGANSPOST.
5) 4s’21 s-a 225,000.-Feb 1 28-'41
This city is In Cass County. In­ 5s '22 ___ 21,000-M ay 15 ’28-’32
corporated Feb. 17 1838. City owns
Flood P revention Bonds.
water and electrio-llght plant.
4s '15 F-A $270.000.Aug 5 ’27-'34
Electric B onds.
3H s’ 17 M-S
88,000— -M ar '28-37
6s ’20 J-J ($35,000—July 1 ’28-’35 5s '23 —
14,000------Sept 1 1928
1 60,000 ..J a n 1 ’28-’36 5s '23 - - 190,000— Dec 15 1943
F unding Bonds
4)4s’26 . . .
43,000____Mar 1 1936
5s ’ 18 J-J $25,000____J-J ’27-’29 44£s’26 . . .
30,000____Mar 1 1936
Park Bonds.
44^s’27 M -N 134,000c M -N 15 ’28-’37
6s '21 s-an ($4,000.-June 1 ’ 28-’30 4M s’25 J-J J576,000c____ 1927-1944
\ 5,000------June 1 1931
\ 24,000c__________1945
M unicipal El. Lt. Plant Bonds. 4M s’26 M-S 200,000--M ar 1 ’28-’46
6s '21 s-an $26.000---------------------Track Elevation Bonds.
TOTAL D E B T Jan 1 ’ 27. $180,000 4s '15 A-O $72,000--O ct 1 ’27-'35
Tot. ass’d val. 1926 _____22,548,130 5s '22 . . . 190,000TM ay 15 ’28-’37
Pop. 1910, 19,050; 1920______21,626
Memorial Plaza Site Bonds.
IN T . on refunding bonds at First 5s'22 J-J ($1,138.000—July 1 ’28-’55
Nat. Bank; on funding bonds at City
1
73,000____July 1 1956
Treasurer’s office.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s '97 J-D$200,000c..Dec 10 1927
L O G A N S P O R T S C H O O L C IT Y
3V*s’08 . . . 200,000____June 1 1928
44£s’ 13 J-D $175.500cJ’ne 15 ’28-’37 4>is’24 J-J /00,000—July 1 ’28-’40
4Ms’ 14 J-D 3 0 ,0 0 0 ...June 15 1938
Voting M achine B onds.
4M s’23J-D / 10,000c.. J-D 1 1927 5J*s’21 F-A $25,000..F e b 1 ’28-’31
1120,000c. J-D
’28-’37 4 K s’25 M-S 55,800--M ar 1 '2 7 -3 5
90,000.—Jan 15 1935
5s '23 J-J
C ounty Bonds.
60,000___ July 1 1937 3H s’99 . . . $30,000____June 3 1929
4Ms’24 J-J
Jan 1 ’28-’35
: 8,000
"
C on n ectin g Highway B onds.
2.000
___________Jan11936. . . $40,000_ Feb 15 1930
6s ’22
_
4Ms’24 J-J
2.000
___________July 11936. .
4)^s’24 .
64,000____Oct 1 1935
2.000
___________Jan11937Farm Bonds.
Poor
l 2.500 ..J u ly 1 1937 5s ’23 . - - $91,000____Aug 1 1923
4 ^ s ’25 J-D 54.000.June 20 ’29-’35 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27 $6,880,800
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 3227.) Total assess, val. 1927— 744,257,750
TO T. D E B T Apr 27 ’27 - $430,000 County tax rate (per $1,000)’27.$2.62
Assessed valuation 1927—22,706,015 Pop’n 1910, 263,661; 1920— 348.061
UMT. on flood prevention and hos­
School tax (per $1,000) 1927 —$14.20
Population In 1927 (Census)..27,000 pital bonds at Irdianapolis; on
IN T . at Logansport State Bank, others at Winslow, Lanier & C o..
and at School Treasurer’s office.
New York.

J une, 1927.]

MONROE COUNTY.
Bloomington Is the county seat.
5s T9 . . . $50.000__________ IS40
Hospital Bonds.
6s ’21 J-D /$30,000.June 1 ’28- 39
\ 7,500_ June 1 1940
_
Road Bonds.
4M s’27 . . . $36,000.-______________
4M s’27 . . .
28,500_______________
CO. BD. DT. Dec 31 ’24_. $153,500
Gravel road bonds (town­
ship obligations (add’l). 343,529
Co. unit debt (add’l ) --------- 187.190
M A R T IN C O U N T Y .
Total assessed value ’ 25.32,715,697
Shoals is the county seat.
1921..$4.20
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -. $79,000 Co tax rate (per $1,000) 1920, 24,519
Township rd. bds. (add’l ) . . 137,780 Popul’n 1910, 23,426;
Assess, val., real_________3,424,650 MONROE SCHOOL TOW NSHIP.
Assess, val., personal____ 3,138,060
This township (P. O. Alexandria) is
Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (act.)_ 6,562,710
_
. State & Co. tax (per $1,000)’26$12.80 in Madison County.
5s ’23 F-A $55,000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’ 38
Popul’n 1910, 12,980; 1920, 11,865 BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ‘27-.-$55,000
Floating debt (add’l)--------4,200
MAUMEE S C H O O L T O W N S H IP . Assess, val.’26(62% a ct.)-.5.300 000
This township (P. O. Maumee) is Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '26--$6.50
in Allen County.
Population 1910, 3,945; 1920, 6,361
4 ^ s ’26J-J $50,000_______________
IN T . at the Commercial Bank &
BON D. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $62,000 Trust C o., Alexandria.
Total assess, value 1927_ 3,650,000
_
MONTGOMERY SCHOOL TWP.
This township (P. O. Owensville)
MARTINSVILLE SCHOOL C ITY.
This district (P. O. Martinsville) is in Gibson County.
4Ms’ 16 J-J $17,600--$4.400 yearly
is in Morgan County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 8 '2 7 . $81,000 BOND. DEBT May 3 1 ’26 $22,000
Total assessed valuation
Total assessed value 1926
1925 (100% act.)______ 6,ol4,250
(about 75% actual)_____4,717,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$15.70 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 26-.$9.40
Population in 1926____________5,000 Population in 1920 (Census)— 3,845
M A R IO N S C H O O L C IT Y .

School B uilding Bonds.
4s '15 J-D |98,500c___ 1926-1939
(See V. 101. p. 2162. for maturity.)
4 s ‘16 - - 10,000____ 1927-1937
5s ’22 s-an 289,000c______________
(For maturity see V. 114. p. 436)
5s ’24 s-a 132.000c.Mar 1 ’27-’49
TOTAL DEBT Dec 31 ’ 26. $539,500
Assessed valuation 1926--27.752.700
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26-$12.40

M IA M I COUNTY.
Peru Is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
4s T5 . . .
$17,500______________
4s T7 . . .
10,000______________
4s T8 . . .
6,875______________
Road Bonds.
4 K s’27 M -N $26,800-.M & N 1928-37
Bridge Bonds.
4 ^ s ’20 . . . $29,273_______________
5s '21 . . .
9,887______________
4 ^ s ’26 . . .
28,500_______________
4>is’26 . . .
44,000_______________
C oun ty Infirmary Bonds.
4J-£s’20 . . . $36,000_______________
BON D. DEBT Dec 31 '26. $182,035
County unit bonds (add’l ) _ 234,635
Gravel rd. bonds (add’l).
734,009
Tot. val. 1926 (act. v a l.).48.768,895
State & Co. tax (per $1,Q00)’ 26.$6.80
Population in 1920 (Census)..28,668
INTEREST at Marion Trust Co..
Indianapolis. _______
M ICHIGAN CITY.
This city is in Laporte County
Inc. 1836. The voters on June 7
1921 adopted the Commission-Man­
ager plan of government.
G arbage R eduction Bonds.
’24 J-D $25,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1939
General Purpose Bonds.
4s T 5 J-D $48,000c. Dec 1 ’27-’42
W ater W orks Bonds.
6s ’21 J-J $108,000c_Jan 1 ’ 28-’38
5 J4s’22 J-J
30,000c_Jan 1 ’28-'37
5s '23 J-J J 2,000c.. July 1 1928
\30,000c. July 1 ’29-'38
Park Improvement Bonds.
5s T9 J-J 120,500c_________ 1943
Bridge A pproacli Bonds.
5s ’24 F-A $34,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1936
Funding Bonds.
. „
4!^sT2 July $3,200c.July 1 '28- 29
BOND. DEBT June 3 ’26. $345,000
Water debt (included)____
250,000
Total assessed val. 1925.-22,000,000
Total rax rate (per $1,000) ’25.S15.00
Population in 1920---------------- 19,457
MICHIGAN
5s T4 A-O
6s ’21 J-J
5s ’21 J-J

SCHOOL CITY.
$24,500c.July 1 ’28-’33
35.000c.. .Jan 1 1931
10,000c.. Sent 1 1927
15,000c. Ju ly'1 '28-’30
22,000c...July 1 1932
23,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1933
30,0 0 0 c ... July 1 1934
5s ’24 J-J
31,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1935
33 ,000 c...Ju ly 1 1936
38,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1937
43.000 c . . . July 1 1938
31,000.-July 1 ’28-’30
5 Ms’24 J-J
18,000--July 1 ’28-’29
5s '25 J-J
27.000___ Jan ’28-36
_s
...
29,000___ July 28-’51
R efu nding Bonds.
5J4s
J-J $27,000c.Jan 15 ’28-’36
BOND. DEBT Apr 25 ’27 $414,500
Assess .val.’26 (75% act.) .22,032,768
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--S15 60
IN T . payable at the First Nat. Bk.

MONTPELIER SCHOOL CITY.
This school city (P. O. Montpelier)
is in Blackford County.
6s ’21 J-J $22,000c.July 1 ’28-’40
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 8 '2 7 . $28,000
Total assessed value 1926-.1,546,245
Sch. taxrate (per $1,000) ’26_$12.00
IN T. at First National Bank.
Montpelier.
MORGAN COUNTY.
County seat is Martinsville.
Hospital Impt. Bonds.
5s ’ 21 . . . $39,000..J-J 15 27-41
GEN. BD. D T . D e c31 ’24- $50,700
Gravel road bonds (add’l). 457,121
Total assessed val’n '24. 24,804 059
Popul’n 1910, 21,182; 1920, 20,010
MUNCIE.
This city Is the county seat of
Delaware Co. Incorp. in 1865.
Fire-Protection Bonds.
. . . $50,000----------------------R efu nding Bonds.
„
4Ms’ 15 M-Sa$15,000c.Apr 1 '28- 30
aFunding Bonds.
4s T3 M-S $10,000c.Mar 1 ‘31- 32
Cemetery Bonds.
_s
. . . $20,000_______________
4Ms
...
15,000_______________
General City Debt.
4s T2 A-O $*15.000.-Apr 15 28-30
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 6 ’27 $431,678
AAssess. val. 1926---------- 57,568,440
Pop. 1910, 24.005; 1926--------- 43,829
IN T . on bonds marked (a) at
Delaware Co. Nat. Bank, Muncie.
(*) in N. Y.
MUNCIE SCHOOL CITY.
4s '14 F-A $130,000---- Aug 1 1930
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1929 )
5s T9 .J-D $35,000------- June 1929
BOND. D EBT June 1 '27. $864,000
Total assess, val. ’26 (act.)57,568,440
Sch. taxrate (per $1,000) ’26-.$9.60
Population in 1925---------------- 42,000
IN T. on bonds of 1914 at Union
Nat. Bank, Muncie; on 4 Ms at Mer­
chants’ Nat. Bank, Muncie; on
others at Muncie Trust C o.. Muncie.
NEW ALBAN Y.
This city Is the county seat of
Floyd County. Incorp. Sept. 1 1814
R efu nd ing Bonds.
6s T5 J-J $85.500.-July 1 '27- 35
High S chool Bonds.
4M s’26 J-D $50,000c----Dec 1 1941
GEN. BD. D T. Jan 1 ’26. $102,000
Sinking fund____________
15,920
Assessed val., real_______ 12,146,995
Assessed val., personal— 8,218,555
Total val. (70% act.) ’26-20,365.550
Total tax (per $1,000)U925 — $38.10
Popul’n 1910, 20,629; 1920, 22,992
IN T .at. 2d Nat.Bk.,New Albany.

NEW A L B A N Y SCHOOL CITY.
4 J4s’22 F-A $25,000c_Feb 9 '33-’37
4K s
J-D
7,5 00c...J u n e 8 1933
434s’26 A-O 74,100cApr 20 ’28-'40
4Jis
. . . 249,900----------------------MISHAWAKA.
BOND. D EBT M ay 25 ’27 $362,200
A city in St. Joseph County. Floating debt___________
15,000
Incorp. M ay 1899.
Assess.val.’27(100% act.) 19,588,630
R efu nding Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1927,.-SI 1-00
4s
...
$5 000______________ Popul’n 1927----------------------- 30,000
General Purpose Bonds.
IN T . at New Albany Nat. Bank.
4s
. . . $35,000__________ 1932
4Ms
- - 115,000c______________ NEW CASTLE.
4>is
...
50,000c_________ 1934
This city is in Henry Co. Incorp.
4M s’25 J-D 42,000c_ J-D ’27-’35 May 21 1840; reorganized in 1867
_
($3,000 in June; $2,000 in Dec.)
and again in 1909.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -- $200,000
Funding Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1927_ 36,800,000 4 34s’09 M-N $2,400____Nov ’27-’29
_
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-$24.90 4J4s’25 . . .
15,000----------------------Population in 1925______ ____ 25,000
(Due semi-ann. until 1933.)
School Bonds.
MISHAWAKA- SCHOOL C IT Y.
5s ’22 F-A /$30,000.F&A 1 28-’30
\ 5,000___ Feb 1 1931
School Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 13 J-J $20,500.-.J u ly 15 1933
R efunding Bonds.
5s ’20 A-O-120,000. -Apr 1 28-’39 5s ’ 22 F-A $48,000---------------------f 30,000c.Jan 15 ’28-’30
(For maturity see V. 115. p. 787.)
4M s’24J-J * 132,000c.Jan 15 ’31- 41
f 7,000____Feb 1 1928
I 11,00 0c...Ja n 15 1942 5s ’24 F-A 1 7,000___ Aug 1 1927
* 40,000-July 15 ’27-’30
{ 2,500____Aug 1 1928
4M s’24 J-J \132,000-July 15 ’31-’41 4H s’26 F-A 39,630______1934-1937
1 11,000...J u ly 15 1942 BO N D . DEBT June 6 ’27 $160,630
_
40,000
4J^s’26 — - 150,000--July 1 ’27-’41 Assessment debt (add’l)_
BON D. D EBT Apr 2 9 ’27 $646,500 Assess, val. '27(75% act.)21,191,450
Assess, val. ’27 (actual)..36,800,000 City tax (per $1,000) 1927____ $24.50
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26--S10.70 Population in 1920 (Census)..14,458
IN T. on bonds marked (*) at
IN T. payable at Amer. Exch. Nat
Mishawaka Trust & Savings Bank, Bank in New York and at the Citi­
Mishawaka.
zens’ State Bank In New Castle.




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INDIANA—CITIES AND TOWNS
NEWCASTLE SCHOOL C IT Y.
This district (P. O. Newcastle) is
in Henry County.
S chool B uilding Bonds.
7$ 19,600c .N o v 15 1927
5s '22 M -N 156,800cM-N 15 ’28-’31
l 19.600c-.M ay 15 1932
4 Ms’2,3 J-J
50,000r ...J u ly 1 1943
BOND. DEBT May 3 ’27. $263,500
Sinking fund______________
49.000
Ass’d val.' 26 (abt,.60 % act.) 15,965,840
School taxrate (per $1,000)'26 $10.40
Population, 1920_____________14,458
IN T. at the Citizens’ State Bank,
Central Trust & Savings C o., Farm­
ers’ Nat. Bank and First Nat. Bank,
or either of such places, in city of
Newcastle.
______
NEWTON COUNTY.
Kentland is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’ 24.
$8,000
Gravel road bonds (add’l)
509,762
Assess, val., real estate_ 20,457,950
_
Assess, val., persona]___ 3,877,040
Other assess.property___ 4,331,580
Total assess, val. 1925
(75% a ct.)____________28,666,930
Population 1910,10,504; 1920.10.144

Incinerator Plant Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 . . . $17,0 0 0 c ------1927-1943
Fire B onds.
4H s’26 . . . $01,000__________ 1946
4 K s’27 . . .
13,000--M ay 1 ’28-’40
B O N D . D E B T Dec 31 ’24
$91,500
Tot. assess, val. ’26 (act.>13,433,825
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S33.40
Population in 1920 (Census)..12,410
P IK E C O U N T Y .

Petersburg is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’23 J-J $2 5,500...July 15 1943
Court=House Bonds.
•S25.000-M&N 15 ’28-32
5.000.
..M a y 15 1933
2.500.. .N ov 15 1933
6s '22 M -N
35.000.M&N 15 ’34-’40
5,000— M ay 15 1941
2.500__ Nov 15 1941
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27. $210,500
County unit road b on ds..
305,132
Gravel road debt (add’l) _.
293,044
Total assessed value 1927.16,138,655
State&Co.tax (per$l,000) ’24..$4.95
Population 1910, 19,684; 1920,18,684
PIKE S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. New Augus­
ta) is in Marion County.
5% s’20 J-J $18,000..$2,500 yearly
4)2s’20 A-O
6,000..$2,000 yearly
6s ’21 A-O 10,800..$1,200 yearly
4 J^s'26 J-J
15,000___________1936
BOND. DEBT June 7 ’27. $52,800
Tot. ass’d val.’26 (M act.).6,528 430
Sch, tax rate(per $1,000)’ 26.$12.20
NOBLESVILLE SCHOOL C ITY.
This district (P. O. Noblesville) is Population in 1927 (est.)______3,750
In Hamilton County
5s ’ 19 M -N $36,000___________1939 PIPE C R E E K ~ S C H O O L T W P .
This township (P O. Elwood) is in
5s ’ 22 F-A 40,000c______________
(For maturity see V. 115, p. 1124.) Madison County.
4H s
...
33,160_________ _____ 6s ’20 s-a $60,000c. July 15 ’27-’35
$80,000
BOND. D EBT June 3 ’2Z_ $72,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 2 ’26.
1,000
Sinking fund___________ 10,000 Floating debt (add’l)______
Assess, val. 1925________ 13,500.000
Total assessed value 1927
(about M actual)--------- 6,434.000 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’22--$5.40
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-.S8.50 Population (est.)____________14,000
Population 1925________ — 5,430

NOBLE COUNTY.
This county seat is Albion.
Bridge Bonds.
4 ^ s ’27 M -N $60,000______________
Road bonds_____________ $687,378
TOT. B D . D T. M ay 1 ’27 747,378
Net value tax. prop. 1927.49,683,080

P L Y M O U T H S C H O O L C IT Y .

This district (P. O. Plymouth) is in
Marshall County.
5 s ’ 23 J-D $44,500c_.J-D ’27-’43.
($1,000 June I and $1,500 Dec. 1)
5s ’23 J-D /15,000c June 29 ’28-’43
127,000c.Dec 29 ’27 ’43
High=School Building Bonds.
5s ’23 J-J /$54,000c- _Jan 1 ’31-’48
OHIO SCHOOL TOW NSHIP.
t 51,000c.July 1 ’31-47
This township is in Spencer Co.
BOND. D EBT M ay 15’27 $34,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 -- $105,000
Assessed val'n 1927 (act.) ..3,100,870 Assess, value 1926 (act.). .6,081,430
School taxrate(per $1,000) ’27.$8.40 Sch. taxrate (per $1.000) ’26 -.$i2 .80

NORTH TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Hammond)
is in Lake County.
W icker Park Bonds.
5s ’27 J-J $300,000.-July 1 ’28-’37
BONDED D E B T ________
(?)

ORLEANS SCHOOL TOW NSHIP.
This township (P. O. Orleans) is
in Orange County.
4V2s'2o J-J $30,690c___ J-J ’26-’32
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 3349.)
4J£s’25 J-J /14,000c___ J-J ’28-’34
I 1,000c. ..J a n 1 1935
\ 1,310c__ July 1 1935
BOND. DEBT June 8 1927 $33,590
Total assess, value 1927_ 3,127,250
_
OWEN COUNTY.
Spencer is the county seat.
Jail Bonds.
14£s’ 12 M -N .$ 3 .OOOc.M&N1927- 32
Bridge Bonds.
iH s ’ 19 J-J 7 $4,200cJuly 15 '28-29
1 9,000cJan 15 ’28-’30
C ourt-H ouse Bonds.
4s ’ 10 M -N $16,000c------ 1927-1930
4s
M -N 4,600c____ 1927-1930
GEN. B D . D T . Jan 1 ’ 25.
53,482
Gravel road debt (add’l ) . .
255,654
CO. UNIT R D .D T (Add’l)
72,417
Assessed value, real estate 7,183,690
Assessed value, personal.. 2,681,430
Other assessable property- 3,234,460
Tot. ass’d value 1925 (act) 13,099,580
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) T 9----$4.40
Population 1910, 14,053; 1920,12.760
INT on 4s at Winslow, Lamar
& C o., N .Y .; on 4 H sa t Spencer,

PORTER COU N TY.

Valparaiso is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4 J^s’26 . . . $13,000______1927-1936
4l4s’26 . . .
21,000______1927-1936
4/^s’26 M -N 20,000 M -N 15 ’27-’36
4M s’26 . . . 108,400_______________
BOND. DEBT Dec 3 1 ’ 26 None
County unit debt________ $572,650
Gravel road bonds (a d d !).
819,983
Assessed valuation 1926-.60,778,040
State & Co.tax(per$l .000) ’ 26-S4.10
Population 1910, 20,540; 1920,20,256
PORTLAND.

This city is in Jay County.
E lectric Eight & P o w e r P la n t.
5s ’20 J-J f$36,000cJuly 15 ’27-’35
1 27 000cJan 15 ’28-’36
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 ’26. $85,544
Assessment debt (a d d !)_
_
66,124
Assess, val. real estate___ 3,124,415
Assess, val. personal---------1.658.825
Other assess, property----- 677,650
Assess, val. ’25 (3-5 act)-.5,460,900
Tot. taxrate (per $1,000) ’25.132.40
Population in 1920 (Census)----5,958
P O R T L A N D S C H O O L C IT Y .

This district (P. O. Portland) is in
Jay County.
4 K s’25 M-N$100,000-M-N30’28-’ 37
($2,000 in M ay and $3,000 in Nov.)
PENN SCHOOL TOW NSHIP.
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 ’27-- $100,000
This township (P. O. Mishawaka) Total assessed val. 1927___5,036,990
is in St. Joseph County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927— $13.90
5s '22 . . . $13,000---------------------- Population 1925 (est.)________ 6,500
4Ks'16 F-A
4,000.-Feb 1 '28-’29
5s '18 M -N 22,500____Nov 1 1933 P O S E Y C O U N T Y .
5s ’ 22 F-A (*10,000._Aug 1 ’27-’31
The County seat is Mount Vernon.
1 *1,000___ Aug 1 1932
/
BOND. D EBT July 3 1 ’25 $50,500 4M s’25J-D15/ $160,000. J-D 15’27-’42
5,000-June 15 1943
Assessed valuation 1924..41,688,510
I
4,000-Dec 15 1944
* Int. at the Mishawaka Trust &
1 16,000 _J-D15’44-’45
Savings Co., Mishawaka.
BOND. D EBT Dec 31’24.
$8,400
Co. unit bonds (add’l ) ____
126,250
PERRY COUNTY.
Gravel road debt-----------603,608
The county seat is Cannelton.
BOND .D E B T Mar 31 '25.
None Total assess, value 1925.-29,097,000
Gravel road bonds (a d d !). $107,613
Floating debt (add’l)--------15,000 P R IN C E T O N S C H O O L C I T Y .
This district is in Gibson County.
Assessed valuation, real_ 6,325,240
_
Assessed val’n, personal__ 3,638,090 4Ms’ 12 F-A $4,000____$2,000 yrly
*R efu nding Bonds.
Tot.assess.val.’25(Mact )_ 10,194,380
$9,500c.F&A 1 ’27-36
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '25 $12.10
500c—.F eb 1 1937
Population in 1920 (Census) — 16,692 m s '2 2 F-A
l33,5 0 0 c...A u g 1 1937
♦High S chool Bldg. Bonds.
PERRY SCHOOL TOW NSHIP.
This township (P. O. Ligonier) is 44£s’22 s-a $76,500----------------------BOND. DEBT Apr 28 ’27. $124,000
in Noble County.
Tot.ass’d val.’26 (80% act)7.555,000
S chool Bonds
41£sT7 . . . $13,500c__________1935 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$12.15
5s ’25 J-J
8,000..Jan 15 ’28-’31 Population in 1920 (Census)— 7,132
* Int. at the People’s American
BOND. DEBT July 3 1 ’25. $13,500
Assessed val. 1924 (a c t .)..7,033.550 National Bank, Princeton.
Total taxrate (per $1,000) ’22 $26.20
Population 1922______________ 7,500 P U L A S K I C O U N T Y .
INT on 414s of 1917 payable in
The county seat is Winamac.
Ligonier, Ind.
Road Bonds.
m s ’27 M -N$21,800 M -N 15 ’28-’37
PERU.
4J^s’27 M -N 10,000 M -N 15 ’28-’37
This city is in Miami County.
4 K s ’27 M -N 12,000_____ 1928-1937
Park Bonds.
m s ’25 M -N $70,000........................... CO. D EBT M ay 1 1927— $174,920
County unit road bonds..
174,920
Im provement Bonds.
287,658
6s
. . . $20,000.................. ........ Township road bonds-----Assess, val. real_________ 17,166,045
F unding Bonds.
5s T9 ann $10.000c..Jan 1 ’28- 29 Assess, val. personal_____ 3,876,475
Other assessable property. 4,940,320
R efu nd ing Bonds.
5s T9 ann $4,590c.June 1 ’28- 29 Total assess, val. 1926----25,982,840
State & Co.tax (per $1,000)’26_.$7.30
E lectric Light Bonds.
5s
s-a $70,000----------------------- Population in 1920 (Census)..12,385

194
P U T N A M COUNTY.

Greenc&stle is the county seat.
C ourt-H ou se Bonds.
6s
M-N&80.000...............-.1940,
CO. D EBT Dec 31 ’2 4 . . .
$80,000
Gravel road debt (twp. ob­
ligations) (add’l)______
127,102 S
Total val'n 1925(100%act)36,464,253
County tax rate (per $1,000)’21 $3.30
Population in 1920 (Census)_19,880

INDIANA—CITIES AND TOWNS
TOT. D EBT June 1 ’2 7 .- $10,808
Total assess, val. 1927____ 2,800,000
Population in 1920 (Census)_____995
S A LA M O N IE S C H T O W N S H IP .

This Township (P. O. Warren) is
in Huntington County.
($26,000. .M ar 5 ’28-’30
4Ms’25M-S 1 60,000--M ar 5 ’31-’40
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’27- $82,000
Total assessed value 1927.3,724,840
R A IL R O A D S C H O O L T W P .
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$l,15
This township (P. O. San Pierre) is Population 1920______________ 2,547
in Starke County.
6s’23 J-D26f$26 OOOc.J-D 26 ’27-’37 S C O T T C O U N T Y .
l 3,200c..June 26 1938
County seat is Scottsburg.
BOND. D E B T Apr 30 ’27. $38,400 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 1925
None
Tot. assess, val.’27 (% act.)2,680,800 Gravel road debt__________ $368,377
School tax (per $1,000) ’26___ $5.00 Tot .assess .val .’25 (act .val.) 7,517,690
Population in 1925 (est.)_____ 1,300 State & Co. tax (per $1,000) '24. $4.95
Population in 1920____________8.323
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Winchester is the county seat.
GEN. BD. D T . June 1 ’27
None S E Y M O U R SCHOOL C IT Y .
Gravel road bonds_______ $752,639 5s ’22 M-N$100,000c M ay 15 '28-’47
Tot. assess, val. '26 (a ct.).55,374,540 4J^s’27 J-J 45 ,000 ..July 1 ’28-’37
Population in 1920___________26,484 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $145,000
Sinking fund______________
10,000
RESERVE SCH O OL T W P.
Tot .assess .val.’26 (act.)__ 7,633,000
This township (P. O. Montezuma) Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S10.00
is in Parke County.
Population in 1925__________ 8,000
INT, at First N at.Bk., Seymour.
6s ’20 J-J i$12,000.July 15 '27- 34
I 12,000..Jan 15 ’28-'35
BOND. D EBT Apr 15 ’27. $22,800
SH ELB Y C O U N T Y .
Tot .assess.val.'26(act. val.) 1,798,000
Shelbyvllle Is the county seat.
CO. BD. D T . Dec 31 ’24.
$48,000
R IC H M O N D . ~
This city Is the county seat of Gravel-road debt (town­
ship obligations)_____ $718,073
Wayne Co. First Incorp. In 1840.
Total valuation 1925____ 55,652,390
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
_
4s ’27 M -N $28,000.N ov 15 ’28-37 County tax(per $1,000) 1927_ $1.80
Population in 1920 (Census) ..25,982
Sewer Bonds.
6 s ’21 J-D /$20,000c.D ec 1 ’ 27-’30
\ 3,000c. ..D e c 1 1931 3H E L B Y V IL L E .
4Ms
...
50,000c_July 2 ’31-’37
This city is in Shelby County.
4 K s’24 J-D 40,500c.Dec 1 ’34-’38
Fire
pa
B o n d s.
4>£s’22 - - 45,000c_Dec 1 ’28-’34 4Hs’ 16 D e-N rtm e n t M&N 15 27-’28
M
$3,000
BOND. D E B T Apr 28 ’27 $191,000
R efu nding Bonds.
Sinking funds____________
76 4V*s’ 17 M -N $6,000.M-N 15 ’27-’33
Assess, val’n, real e s t____26.871,520 5s T9 . . .
6 ,0 0 0 ...............1929
Assessed val’n, personal..10,348,910 5s ’22M-N 8.275C.M&N 15 '27 ’32Other assess. property___ 2,275,503
H os p ita l B o n d s.
Total assessed val. 1926 39.495,933 5 s’22 M-N 15 $98,400c
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’27. .$9 60
M&N 15 ’26-'43
Pop. 1927 (Census)---------------- 30,000 (For maturity see V. 116, p. 645.)
IN T . payable in Richmond.
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’ 12 M -N $7,500______1928-1931
R IC H M O N D SCHO OL C IT Y .
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 ’2 6 -. $155,000
4% s’ 19 F-A l$!7,000c-Feb 1 ’28-’31 Assessed valuation 1927.-14,185,390
1 16,600c. Aug 1 ’27-’30 Population in 1925 (Census)_11,700
4& s’26 J-J (120,000..July 1 ’42-44
i 10,000____July 1 1945
J r. H igh S c h o o l B o n d s.

5s ’21 F-A$240.000c.Jan 1 ’27-’33
4J4s’22 F-A f240,000c . Feb 1 ’ 34-39
1 80,000c____Jan 1 1940
BOND. D EBT Apr 28 ’27 $723,600
T ot. assess, val. ’ 26 (act.) .39,495,933
School tax (per $1,000) 1927-.S12.40
Population in 1927__________ 30,000
IN T . at Richmond banks.

8 H E L B Y V IL L E S C H O O L
B u ild in g B on d s.

C IT Y .

3.65s’ 17J-D $47,400.J-D 30 ’27-’3 j
5s ’22 J-J 130,000____J-J 1927-42
R e fu n d in g B on d s.

SOU TH B E N D SCH O OL C I T Y

4s ’ l l A-O $80.000c.Apr 15 ’28-’31
4s '13 J-J
40.000c.July 1 ’28-’31
4>£sT5 J-J
75,000c.July 1 ’30-’39
4s T5 J-D 35,000c.Dec 15 ’27-’33
5s T8 J-J
50,000c. Jan 1 5 ’28-’32
5s T8 J-J
10,000c.Jan 1928-1929
44*s’ 19 J-D 180.000cDec 15 ’27-’38
5s ’22 M-S 175,000c.Mar 20 ’28-’35
6s ’21 M-S 400,000c.Sept 20 ’31-40
4M s’22 A-O 2)0,000c-0ct 1 27-’32
4 W 2 3 A - 0 150,000c _Oct 1 ’28-’42
4M s’24 F-A 400,000c.Feb 1 ’34-’43
4M s’24 J-J 200,000c. July 15 ’34-’43
4H s’24 J-D 23O.OO0c.Dec 1 ’34-’43
4)^s’25 M -N 150,000c.M ay 15 ’35-44
4Tjs’25 M-S 400,000c.Sept 15 ’30-39
4 J^s’25 A-O 200,000c..O ct 1 ’35-’44
4H s’26 M-S 300,0 00c..M ar 1 ’36-’45
4 K s’27 A-O 3O0,000c.Apr 15 ’37-’46
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4 H ’25M-S15$400.000cSept 15 ’30-’39
BOND. D T . M ay 26 ’27..$3,585,000
Total assess, val. 1926
(100% actual)___ .$182 850,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$10.2
Population 1920------------------- 70,000
IN T. payable at the Citizens Nat.
Bank an d . the First Nat. Bank of
South Bend.
8PEN CER C O U N T Y .

County seat isRockport.
5s T9M -N ($48,000.M ay 15 ’28-’39
l 52,000.Nov 15 ’27-’ 39
C ourt House Bonds.
6s '21 M -N ($26,000May 15 ’28-’40
1 29,000Nov 15 ’ 27-’40
BD. D EBT Mar. 31 ’2 5 -. $518,355
Assess, value real estate. .11,259,220
Assess, value personal___ 3,092,790
Other assess, property___ 1.613,710
Total assessed value 1925-15,965,720
Population in 1920 (Census).. 18,400
STAR K E COUNTY.

Knox Is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’26.
$8,400
Gravel road bonds_________ $248 029
Drainage debt (add’l)___
51.712
Assessed val’n, real estate.10,779 250
Assessed val’n, personal..$2,242.940
Other assessable property.10,108.115
Tot.ass’d val.’25 (50%act)23,130,305
State & Co. tax(per$l ,000)’23-119.60
Popul’n 1910, 10,567 1920, 10,278
SU G AR CREEK SCH. T W P.

This township (P. O. New Pale­
stine) is in Hancock County.
5s ’25 J-J 15 ($36,000cJuly 15’27-’35
1 5,000c-July 15 1936
BOND. D E B T July 31’25. $85,400
Total assessed value 1924-6,260,020
IN T . at New Palestine.
S U L L IV A N C O U N T Y .

5s T8 J-D $6,000_______________
County seat Is Sullivan.
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 8 ’27 $181,000
H osp ita l B o n d s.
Assess, val. '26 (act. val.).14,185,390 4 ^ s
. . . $5.000.............................
School tax (per $1,000) 1926.-$11.50 (Subject to call at holder’s option.)
IN T . on 3.65s at the Security
House Bonds.
R IP L E Y C O U N T Y .
Trust & Sav. Bank, Shelbyville: on -s New C ourt 0 ,0 0 0 _______________
.-.$ 4 0
County seat is Versailles.
5s o f 1922 at First National Bank of GEN. CO. D T . M ay 1 ’27 $405,000
CO. BD. D T. Apr 14 '23.
None Shelbyville.
Township debt (add’l) _
_
696,333
Gravel road bonds_______ $408,194
Gravel road debt (add’l ) . .
107,169
Concrete and macadam
S IL V E R L A K E .
Assess, val. real-------------- 21,863,015
road bonds___________
313,556
This village is
Kosciusko Assess, val. personal_____13,965,020
Total assess, val. 1925___ 19,599,700
County.
Total assessed val’n 1926
State & Co.tax (per $1,000) ’22.19.40
S treet Im p t. B on d s ( V illa g e's
(actual)-----------------------35.828.035
Population in 1920___________18,694
Share) .
S tate* Co. tax (per $1,000)’25-$9.80
6s T9 M-8 $50.000c.Sept 15 1939 Population 1910, 32,439; 1920-31,630
R O C K C R E E K T W P . SC H . D IS T .
W ater Bonds.
This district (P. O. Uniondale) is in 6s T9 M-S $10.000c.Sept 15 1939 T E L L C I T Y S C H O O L C IT Y .
Wells County.
5 Jis’24 A-O
6,500c.0ct 1 ’27-’35
This city is in Perry County.
6s ’21 J-J I$48,000. J&J 1 ’27-’32 $500 in even yrs., $1,000 in odd yrs.) 4V£s’09 J-J
$7,000c_ $1,000 yrly
_
I 4 ,5 0 0 .--Jan 1 1933
3.000. -O ct 1 ’27-’29 ’22 J-J
5s
52,000c_ J&J ’27-’3o
_
BOND. DEBT June 8 ’27- $53,000
1.500___ Oct 1 1930 BOND. DEBT May 6 ’27. $59,000
Tot. assess, val. '27 (act.).4.400,000 5 K s’25 A-O
2.000..O c t 1 ’31-’32
Total assess, val. ’27 (a ct.).3,560,390
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.-S9.30
1.500___ Oct 1 1933 School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27.$1.20
IN T. at the Wells County National
2,000. ..O c t 1 ’34-’35 Population (est.)______________4,500
Bank, Bluffton.
. 1,500___ Oct 1 1936
Sew age D isp osa l B on d s.

BUSH COUNTY.

6s T9 M-S $10,000c.Sept 15 1939
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’27- $106,500
Water debt (incl.)________
36,500
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_ 526,134
Sinking fund______________ 106,500
Assess, val., real estate____1,279,850
Assess, val., personal_____ 357,620
Total assess, val. 1926____ 1,636,870
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$18.40

RUSHVILLS SCHOOL TWP.
This township (P. O. Rushvllle)
is in Rush County.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4H s’ 19 J-J
$2,000____J-J ’28-’29
TOTAL D EBT June 4 '27.
$2,078
Total assessed val. 1926___4,959,985
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927 ___ $4.60

SOU TH B E N D .

Rushvllle Is the county seat
CO. B D . D T . Jan 1 ’2 6 ..
None
Gravel road bonds (add’l ) . $668,103
Assess, val., real estate_ 37,184,810
_
Assess, val., personal____13,483,730
Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (100%)50.668,540
State & Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
1926_______________________$10.90
Population in 1920___________19,241

This city (Incorporated May 22
1865) is the county seat of St.
Joseph County. In Jan. 1911 the
village of Rlverpark and other subur­
ban territory was annexed to city .
G en era l P u rp oses .

4s 13 M-S $i0,000___ Mar 1 1933
lJ is’ 19 A-O 200,000___ Apr 1 1939
54*s’21M-S(190,000___ Mar 1 1931
ST. JO S E P H C O U N T Y .
South Bend Is the county seat
1190,000___ Mar 1 1941
4K s’25 M -N 75,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1933 4V4s’24 A-O 200.000___ Apr 3 1944
4 K s’25 J-J
50,000___ July 1 1945
R efu nd ing Bonds.
5s ’24 F-A $57,000____Feb 1 1932
W ater B on d s.
4s '13 M-S $40,000____ M a r 1 1933
Bridge B o n d s.
4s T2 F-A $60,000c_ Feb 1 1928 4s '15 A-O 50,000____ Apr 1 1935
_
25.000____ Jan 2 1936
4 s g ’ 14 . . . JOO.OOOc.Sept 1 ’29-’30 4s T6 J-J
300,000-1100,000 every
BOND. D E B T Mar 2 7 ’ 27 $466,000 6s’20 M-S
5 yrs. beginning Sept 1 ’30-’40
Floating debt_______
45,000
Co. unitrd. debt (add’l) . 2,103,050' 4 ^ s ’23 M-N200.000____N ov 1 1943
Assessed valuation, real. 169,654,460 4M s’23 J-D 100,000____ Dec 1 1943
Assessed val’n, personal.107,671,550 4M s’24 J-J 100,000____ Jan 1 1944
4 ^ s ’24 M-S 100,000____Mar 1 1944
Total assessed value 1926
(80% actual)________ 227,326,010
R e fu n d . & W a ter-W o rk s B o n d s.
State & Co. tax rate (per $1,000)
4s ’08 M-S $60,000c_ Mar 1 1928
_
1925________________________$7.00 4 K s’25 M-S 75,00 0c...S ep t 1 1945
Population in 1920_________ 103.304
R e fu n d in g B on d s.
IN T . on all bonds payable at the 4s ’l l M-S $20,000c...Sept 1 1931
Chemical Nat. Bank, N . Y .. except 4s T2 M-S 40.000c...Sept 1 1932
road bonds, which are payable at
Street Bonds.
4s ’09 J-D $30,0 0 0 c...D ec 1 1929
County Treasurer’s office.
4s TO M-N 20,000c. ..N o v 1 1930
ST. M A R Y ’S SCH O OL TW P.

This township (P. O. Pleasant
Mills) is in Adams County.
School Bonds.
($1,500.F& A 1 ’27-’31
4 K s’ 17 . . .
720____ Feb 1 1932
1.080____Aug 1 1932
2,600-F & A 1 ’27-’32
4V£s’ 17 . . .
460____ Feb 1 1933
920____Aug 1 1933




H ose-H ou se a n d P ark B o n d s.

4s ’08 A-O $20,000 o - —Oct 1 1928
GEN. BD. D T . Dec 31 ’26$1,000,000
Sinking fund___________
185,060
Water debt (add’l)_______ 1,050,000
Total assess, val. 1926.-182,575,240
City tax rate (per $1,000) '26-$24.60
Population 1927 ____________100,000
IN T . at Nat. Park Bank, New
York.

[V ol. 124.
on bonds of 1915 at Terre Haute Na­
tional Bank; on bonds of 1917 at
Terre Haute Trust C o., and on bonds
o f 1922 at Citizens Trust Co. and on
bonds of 1925 at Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago.
TIPPECANOE COUNTY.
Lafayette is the county seat.
Bridge B onds.
4K s’ 13 - - - $25.000____ J-D 1927
414sT4 J-D
7.000_____J-D 1927
GEN. B D . D T . Dec 31’24 $122,000
C o. unit bonds (add’l ) ____
26,950
Gravel road d e b t _______
428,051
Assessed val. 1925 ______ 92,443,105
Popul’n 1910, 40,063; 1920, 42.813
INT. pay. at Co. Treasurer’s office.
TIPPECANOE SCHOOL TW P.
This township is in Tippecanoe Co
S ch ool-B u ild in g Bonds.
5 s ’22 M -N ($30 000-M ay 5 ’28-’32
1 35,000-M ay 5 ’33-’37
BOND. D E B T July 31’25. $80,500
Assessed valuation 1924___5.225,210
IN T . at the J. F. Wild & Co. State
Bank. Indianapolis.
TIPTON.
This city is in Tipton County.
4s
. . . $15,000............................
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s ’24 M -N$13,500c.Nov 1 ’27-’35
Electric Light Bonds.
5s T8 J-D $15 000. .June 1 ’28-’38
6s ’21 A-O 8,000.A pr 15 ’28-’3i
City Bonds.
5^s
...
$3.750.............................
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s ’25 J -D /$24,000c.D ec 1 ’28-’35
\ 8,000c__Dec 1 ’36-’37
GEN. B D . D T . Dec 31’24. $66,000
Other debt (add’l ) ________
19,899
Total valuation 1924______ 4,685,870
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 4,507
_
TIPTON COUNTY.
County seat is Tipton. Popula­
tion 1920. 16,152.
T O T . D E B T Dec 31 ’2 4 ..
None
Gravel rd. debt (incl.)____
$87,670
Assess, value real esta te..25,036,965
Assess, value personal____ 5,581,670
Other assess, property____ 4,207,240
Total assess, value 1925.-34,825,875
TIPTON SCHOOL TW P.
This township (P. O. Walton) is
In Cass County.
4H s’ I5 A-O / $8.000_Oct 1 ’27-’30
l 2 ,1 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’28-’30
4 J^s’26 J-J
60,000c____ 1927-1941
TOT. B D . D T . July 31’25- $108,502
Tot.ass’d val.’25(2-3 a c t .).5,545,835
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.S7.50
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 2,038
_
UNION C IT Y SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Union City) is
in Randolph County.
5s ’20 J-J $78,000___ J-J ’30-’44
BD. D E B T Mar. 27 ’2 7 .. $88,400
Floating debt (add’l)______
28,600
/Assess, val. 1927-------------- 4,441,150
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927-..$12.90
UNION SCHOOL TOW NSHIP.
This township (P. O. Eaton) is in
Delaware County.
5s ’25 J-J $48,000c___ J-J ’28-’39
BOND. D EBT July 31’25. $61,950
Total assessed value 1924.-3,473,040

C7NION SCHOOL TW P
This township (P. O. Chesterfield)
is in Madison County.
6s ’Z0 J-J !$21,000c.July l ’28 34
1 /2.000c___ lulv 1 IQ3S
BOND. D E B T June 1 ’26. $29,000
Tot.assess .val. ’25(3-5 act.)2,430.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 2 5 ... $6.80
VALPARIASO.
This city is in Porter County.
TERRE H AUTE.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
This city Is the county seat of Vigo
4 l^s’ 19 J-J $31,000 ____1927-lf4 '
County. Incorp. April 30 1853.
BON D. D EBT Dec 31’24 . $34,000
(x) R e fu n d in g B o n d s.
21,500
4J4s’ 15 M -N$100.000c-.M ay 1 1935 Other debt_______________
(a)
R e fu n d in g & Im p t. B o n d Total assessed val. 1924___7.156.680
s.
5s T8 F-A $60,000_cAug 1 ’27-’28 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’23.S37.40
Population in 1920____________6.518
(a) Im p ro v e m e n t B o n d s
5s T9 F-A $90.000c_.Feb 20 1938
VALPARAISO SCHOOL C IT Y.
(*) G e n e ra l B o n d s.
This district (P. O. Valparaiso) is
4s ’07 A-0$ 100,000c
Oct 1 1927
4s ’09 A-O 3 5 .000 c...O ct 1 1929 in Porter County.
4s ’ l l M-S 65.0 0 0 c...S ep t 1 1931 5s ’ 24 J-J $14,000c______ J-J 1927
4 ^ s ’26 J-J 150,000— J&J ’28-’35
F ire E q u ip m e n t B o n d s.
5s ’23 J-J $92.000c.July 1 ’28-’39 BOND. D EBT Apr 28’2 7 .. $157,000
Total assess, val. ’26_____ 8,752,030
(a) F u n d in g B o n d s.
iH s ’ 17 M -S $40,000c_ Sept 1 1927 School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26318.40
_
4M s’17 M-S 40,000___ Sept 1 1937 Population (est.)_____________ 10,082
6s ’20 J-J 200,000c -July 10 1930
VANDERBURGH COUNTY.
P ark B o n d s.
County seat Is Evansville.
5s ’20 J-J $180,000c. Jan 1 ’28-’44
C hildren’s Home Bonds.
5s ’21 J-J 148,000c.Jan 1 ’ 28-’ 61
4 K s’25 F-A $51,000..Feb 1 ’ 28-’44
5s ’23 J-J 468,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’65
Hospital B onds.
TOT. DEBT Dec 31 ’2 6 -.$ l,620,000
Total valuation 1927_____88,740.400 4 ^ s ’24 F-A($s7,000.Feb 15 ’28-’34
. \ 60,000-Aug 15 ’27-’34
City tax (per $1,000) 1927...$11.90
Memorial Coliseum Bonds.
Population in 1920 (C ensus)..66,083
IN T . on bonds marked (a) payable 4fl ’ 15 M -N $100,000. _N o v 15 1935
R efu nd ing B onds.
at Treasurer’s office; (x) J F . Wild &
Co. State Bank of Indianapolis; *4Hs’ 18 J-JS170.000___ Jan 2 1938
5 s ’22 s-a
40,000. .Jan 2 ’28-’32
♦Hanover Nat. Bank of New Yorkon park bonds of 1920 and 1921 at B O N D.DEBT Dec 31’24. $620,000
778,292
Terre Haute Trust Co. and First Co. unit bds. (add’l)_____
Gravel road debt (add’l) . .
898,632
National Bank, respectively.
Total valuation 19-5___ 151,916,910
State &Co. tax (per $1,000) ’22.12.64
T E R R E H A U T E SCH O OL C IT Y . Population in 1920 (C en sus)..92,293
R e fu n d in g B o n d s.
♦ IN T . payaole at City
4s 07. M-S $50.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’31 Bank, Evansville; on bonds oNational
f 1922 at
B u ild in g B o n d s.
the Old State Nat. Bank, Evansville;
4s 14 M-S $50.000cMar 2 8 ’ 29&’3-i on others in New York at Farmers’
4s T6 F-A 125.000cFeb 13 ’ 28-’33 Loan & Trust Co.
( 15,000c___ 1929-1931
4s T7 A-Oj 45.000c___ 1932-1934 VERMILLION COUNTY.
1120.000c____ 1935-1937
Newport is the county seat.
5s ’22 F-A 300,000c.Feb 20 ’ 28-’42
C ourt House C onstr. Bonds.
4J4s’25 M-S 900,00Oc.Sept 1 ’30-’45
( $8,000c— .Jan 1 1928
(For maturity see V . 121, p. 2073.) 5s ’23 J-J ( 7,0 00c...J u ly 1 1928
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27 $1,605,000
1240,000 c
J-J 1929-43
Total, val. 1926 (act. v a l. )88,740,400
Hospital Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926 ..$14.30 -----------------f$33,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’40
Population m 1920_______ -.66.083 6s ’21 A-O-j 50,000c_0ct 1 ’27-’40
IN T E R E S T on bonds o f 1907 and
[ 5 ,0 0 0 c ... Apr 1 1941
1914 at U . S. T r. C o . o f T erre Haute.
(Optional Apr 1 1926.)

J une ,

1927.]

V E R M IL L IO N C O U N T Y (Conci’d) W A S H IN G T O N .

This city Is In Daviess County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 28’26- $355,500
Total assess, val. '25 (act.) 35,445,247 Inc. May 161871. Pop. 1920. 8.743
State&Co. tax(per $1,000) ’ 25- _$6.80
M unicipal B uilding B onds.
Population 1910, 18.865; 1920-27.575 4s ’ 15 A-O $23,000...........................
($1,000 each 6 mos. begin. Oct. 19 '16
opt. after Oct. 19 1920.)
V IEN N A SC H O O L T W P .
This twp. (P. O. Scottsburg) is in 5 sElectric Light Bonds.
’20 — $20,000— .....................
Scott County.
6s ’20 M-N\30,000-May 15 ’28-'50
6s '20 J-J J $8,000—July 1 '28- 35
123,000-Nov 15 '27-’49
1 13.000...Tan 1 -28 '36 BOND. D EBT Dec 31’24- $117,928
N ET DEBT Apr 16 '2 6 -- $33,500 Other debt (add’l ) ________
79,254
Total assess, val. '26_____1,848,035 Total assessed value 1924_ .7,649,255
Total tax (per $1,000) 1922. --$32.20
IN T. at Washington Nat. Bank.
V IGO C O U N T Y .
County seat is Terre Haute. Inc W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y
In 1853. Population 1920.100.212.
Salem is the county seat.
Jail Bonds.
Bonds.
4Hs'08 J-D $11,500c ..D e c 15 1927 6s Bridge -N $40,000--M -N ’27-’30
’20 M
Soldier’s M onument Bonds.
31’24- $30,500
4 ^ s ’09 J-D $20,000c._May 15 1929 BOND. D EBT Dec ) _____
Co. unit debt (add’l
245,229
R efu nding Bonds.
Gravel road debt_________ 401,705
5s ’23 J-J f$54,000
J&J 1 ’28-’32 Assessed value 1925______ 16,481,493
1 5,000___ Jan 1 1933 State& Co. tax (per$l ,000)’23$12.30
CO. BD. D T . A pr28’26$113,000
Gravel road debt (add’l ) . 2,613,135 Population 1920_____________ 16.645
Assess, val. real estate
110,485,940 W A S H IN G T O N S C H O O L C IT Y
Assess, val. personal___ 31,222,240
This district (P. O. Washington) is
Assess, val.’25(100%act.) 141,908,180
Co. tax rate (per $1,000J 1925-88.33 in Daviess County.
5s ’23 J-J $35,000c..July 1 ’28-34
INT. on the jau bonds at the Terre BOND. DEBT May 4 '2 7 - $50,000
Haute Trust Co.; on all other bonds Total ass’d val. 1926 (act).7,700,000
at County Treasurer’s office.
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’ 26 $12.30
Population (est.)____________ 10,500
IN T. at Washington National
VIN C E N N E S.
Bank, Washington.
This city is in Knox County.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 ’27- $446,500 W A S H IN G T O N S C H O O L T W P .
_
Assess, valuation 1926_ 23,229,410
This township (P. O. Roll) Is Id
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) '25-130.40 Blackford County.
Population 19i0, 14,895; 1920-17,160
S chool Bonds.
4H s’ 17 . . . $14,000...........................
(Duepart ea. 6 mos. beg. July 1 ’ 18.)
V IN C E N N E S SCHOOL C IT Y .
22,000_____June 1937
4s ’ 16 F-A $80,0 0 0 c____1927-1935 5s '22 . . .
BOND. DEBT June 6 ’27. $35,000
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s T6 F-A $12,0Q0c.Aug '35 & ’36 Tot. assess, val. '27 (actual)3,979,835
4.4s’ 17 F-A 12,000c_Aug ’36 & '37 Tax rate (per $1,000) 19-7— $10.00
4.5s'18 J-J
5,000c_____July 1928
6s ’24 A-O (56,000--Aug 1 ’27-48 W A S H IN G T O N S C H O O L T W P .
This place (P. O. Fort Wayne) is in
1 7,000___ Aug 1 1949
4H s’25 M-S 10,000-.Sept 1 ’31-’35 Allen County.
4Ms’22 J-J $50,000c..J&J 1 ’28-’37
4Ms’26 F-A 10,000.-Feb 1 ’32-’36
2,000c_ Aug 1 1937
_
4M s’27 F-A 220,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’57
J-J
11,900----------------------BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26 $215,500 5H s
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 ’27. $69,500
Ass'd v»l. 1925 (actual)-_24,391.390
School tax (per $1,000) 1925-S10 20 Tot. ass’d val. '26 (act.)— 4,710,000
Population in 1926 (est.)_____20,000 School tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-$5 60
Population___________________ 2,500
IN T. on $5,000 at Hanover Nat.
Bank, N. Y.; on other Issues at W A S H IN G T O N S C H O O L T W P .
American Nat. Bank, Vincennes.
This township (P. O. Westfield) Is
in Hamilton County.
’25 J-J $64,000c___ J-J ’28-’30
V IN C E N N E S S C H T O W N S H IP .
This Twp. (P. O. Vincennes) is (For maturity see V. 121, p. 1489.)
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’2 6 .. $80,000
in Knox County.
assessed value 1924.-5,685,452
4H s’25 J-J15I $60,000___ J-J ’27-’36 TotalT . at the State Bank, Westfield.
IN
1 32,000___ J-J ’37-’40
BON D. D EBT Jan 1 ’26$95,000
Total assessed value 1924-28,001,040 W A Y N E C O U N T Y .
Richmond Is the county seat.
IN T . at the First National Bank,
Bridge Bonds.
Vincennes.
4s ’ 17 J-J $18,OOOC.J&J 1 ’27- 28
BON D. D E B T M ay 21 ’25 $33,400
W ABASH .
Assess, val. real estate_ 50,870,240
_
This city is In Wabash County.
Assess, val. personal_____16.539,340
6s ’ 21 J-J /$1,000.—J&J 1 1928 Tot .assess .val.’25 ( act.).80,780,426
1 250____Jan 1 1929 State&Co. tax (per $1,000) ’ 24_$3.12
54£s
Apr 20,000---------------------- Population in 1920 (Census)..48,136
( 2,000-Feb 12 ’28-’29
5 s ’ 23 F-A 10,000-Feb 1 2 ’30-’34 W A Y N E S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
l 950.83-Feb 12 1935
This township (P. O. Indianapolis)
R efunding Bonds.
is in Marion County.
6s ’21 J-J /$10,000--Jan 15 ’28-’37 BOND. D EBT July 31’25 $266,000
1 11,000-July 1 5 ’27-’37 Floating debt (add’l)------14,000
S chool B onds.
Total val. '24 (full val.)..35,011,580
( $2,000_ July 15 1935 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’24..$5.85
_
5s ’25 J-J15I 5,000_ July 15 1936 Population 1920------------------- 30,000
_
1120,000-July 15 ’38-’49
IN T. payable in Indianapolis at
BOND. DEBT Aug 1 ’25- $230,000 the State Savings & Trust Co.
Assessment debt__________
80,161
Floating debt____________
9,609 W A Y N E S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .
Assess, val., real estate_ 6,074,460
_
This township (P. O. Fort Wayne)
Assess, val., personal___ 5,691,250 is in Allen County.
Tot. ass'd val. ’25 {% act.) 11,765,710
S chool Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 192 . - —$32.20 5s '25 F-A ?$39,000-Aug 1 ’27-’39
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 9,872
_
1 4,000---A u g 1 1940
BOND. DEBT June 15 '27 $122,399
Floating debt__________
8,500
W A B A SH C O U N T Y .
Total ass. value 1927___ 233,795,820
Wabash Is the county seat.
Infirmary Bonds.
H IT E
OU
Y.
5s ’22 M -N $18,OOOc.M-N ’27-'32 W CountyCseat N TMonticello.
is
Hospital Bonds.
5s ’20 M-N $34,000c.M -N ’27-’30 GEN. B D . D T . Dec 31 ’26 None
Ditch debt______________
136.648
R efunding Bonds.
(add’l )
694,700
5s ’20 J-J /$8,000cJuly 15 ’27-’30 Gravel road debt estate_. _33,658,200
_
l 8,000cJan 15 ’28-’31 Assess, val., real
.val..personal______6,114,750
CO. B D . D T . Jan. 1 ’27$75,326 Assessassess,
Gravel road debt________ 1,087,795 Other val. ’26property___ 4,919,570
Ass’d
Net valuation 1926______50,702,685 Tax rate (per (act. val.)_.44,692,520
$1,000) 1925— $19.12
Population in 1920 (Census)..27,231 Population 1910, 17,602; 1920-17,351
W A L T Z S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. Somerset) is
In Wabash County.
5s ’24 J-J J$28,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’34
\ 25.000c.Jan 1 ’35-’39
4K s
--_
7,000c______________
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 6 ’27- $58,000
Tot. assess, val. ’26 (act.).3,074,650
School tax rate (per $1,000/26 $11.40
Population 1925 (est.)________ 1,500
W A R R E N COUNTY.

Williamsport Is the county seat
B O N D . DEBT M ay 29’27 $10,000
Gravel road debt (twp. obllg.)369,007
Assess, val. real estate____22,864,740
Assess, val. personal_____ 3,268,800
Other assess. property___ 3,810,500
Tot.ass. val.’27 ( act.)-.29,944,040
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$5.30
Population 1920______________9,699
IN T . payable at Treas’s office.
W AR SAW SCH O O L C IT Y .

4s T6 F-A $20,500........................
5s
-.55,000_______________
BOND. D E B T Apr 29 1926 $77,000
Ass’d val. ’ 26 (60% a c t .)..8,295,182
School tax (per $1,000) '26___ $8.82
Population 1920_____________ 5,478




195

ILLINOIS—DEBT OF STATE

W H IT IN G .

This city Is In Lake County.
W ater Filtration Bonds.
5s T9 J-D ( $30,000_June 1 ’28-’29
\ 25.000____June 1 1930
BOND. D E B T Apr 28 ’27--$159,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
130,000
Assess, val., real________ 2,626,080
Assess, val., personal____ 11,530,295
Other assess, property___12,828,075
Total assess, val. 1926___26,984,450
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26--$9.40
Population 1910, 6,587; 1920 -10,145
W H IT IN G S C H O O L C IT Y .

This city (P. O. Whiting) is in
Lake County.
5s ’22 J-J $439,000c.July 1 ’28-’43
BOND. D EBT Apr 28 ’27- $534,000
Sinking fund____________
40,000
Assess, val. '26 (abt. act)’27 013,080
School tax rate (per $l,000)’ 27-$8.80
Population in 1927________ -12,500
W IL D C A T S C H O O L T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. fVfndfall
City) is In Tipton County.
4s T6 J-J $14,000-J & J ? '28-’30
B O N D . D EBT July 31 '25. $18,000
Tot. assess, val. 1924_____4,908,135
School tax race(per$l,000/21-$2.10

State of Illinois.
ITS

D E B T , R E S O U R C E S , ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act Feb. 3 1809)------ March 1 1809
Admitted as a State (Act April 18 1818)___________Dec. 3 1818
Total area of State (square miles)_____________________56,665
State Capital________________________________________ Springfield
Governor (term ends Jan. 1929)_________________ Len Small
Lieut.-Governor (term ends Jan. 1929)____ Fred E . Sterling
Sec. of State (term ends Jan. 1929)____ Louis L. Emmerson
Aud. of Public Accts. (term ends Jan. 1929)__Oscar Nelson
Treasurer (term ends Jan. 1929)_____________ Omer N . Custer
Attorney-General (term ends Jan. 1929)..O sc a r Carlstrom
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Wednesday after
che first Monday in January, and there is no limit to length of sessions.
H ISTORY OF DEBT.— The historical details of the State debt of
Illinois from 1829 to 1870, when the debt was all paid off, will be found In
the "State and City Supplement” of April 1894, page 91.
BONDED DEBT.— The debt o f the State up to Oct. 1921 consisted of
only $17,500 bonds, which had not been presented for payment at ma­
turity. Since then the State has floated several loans. The debt now
consists of:
------ Interest----- — Principal—
Loans—
Out­
Name & Purpose.
Rate. Payable.
When Due.
standing.
Highway Bonds______1921
4%
M ay 1 ’28-’35 $4,000,000
do
do
.1922
4%
M ay
1 M ay 1 ’29-’40
,
do
do
...1 922
4%
M ay 1 M ay 1 ’29-'40
6 , 000,000
do
...1 923
4%
Mar. 1 Mar. 1 ’38-'43
do
6 , 000,000
do
do
.-.1923
4%
M ay
1 May 1 ’28-’37
6 . 000,000
(For maturity see V. 116. p. 2424) j 1Q28
------ jM ay
do
do
.1923 4%
M ay 1
1.000 0Q0
(M ay 1 ’41-’43
3.000.
000
do
.1924 4%
Mar.
do
I Mar 1 ’37-’42 6 . 0 0 0 .
000
(Mar. 1 ’35-’36 1 , 000,000
do
do
.1924
4%
Mar. II Mar. 1 ’40-’41
2 , 000,000
[Mar. 1 ’42-’44
6 , 000,000
[Mar. 1 ’35-’36
1 , 000,000
do
do
.1924
3%
Mar. 1 Mar. 1 ’38-’41
4.000.
000
Mar. 1 1943
1 . 000 .
000
Mar. 1 1944
3.000.
000
do do _________1924
4%
M & N M ay 1 ’32-’39
4.000. 000
do do ________ 1925
4%
M & S Mar. 1 ’45-’54 10, 000,000
do do
_________1925
4%
M & S Mar. 1 ’45-’54 10 , 000,000
do do _________1926
4%
M & N M ay 1 ’45-’54 5.000.
000
Soldiers' Bonus bonds. 1923 4Ji% Aug. 1 Aug. 1 ’27-’43
9.000.
000
(For maturity see V. 116. p. 2424)
do
do
----- 1923 4 H % Aug. 1 Aug 15 ’27-’43 11.350.000
(For maturity see V. 117, p. 1801.)
do
do
___ 1924
4 % % Aug. 1 Aug.1 ’ 26-’43 14.025.000
(For maturity see V. 117, p. 2914.)
do
do
----- 1924
4 H % Aug. 1 Aug. 1 ’27-’43
9.000. 000
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 1948.)
do
do
___ 1924
4M % Aug. 1 Aug.l ’27-’44
2.500.000
(For maturity see V. 119, p. 841)
do
do
___ 1925
4% Aug. 1 Aug. 1 1944
1.650.000
All the above bonds are coupon bonds with privilege of registration. Int.
payable at State Treasurer’s office and in Chicago and New York.
The bonded debt of the State on June 1 1927 was $141,248,500. On the
same date the balances in various State funds totaled $42,369,463.67 and
included the following more important items: Revenue fund. $17,052,112.20
University of Illinois fund. $1,428,119.07; road fund, $7,087,517.16; State
bond road fund, $5,689,607.77; State teachers’ pension & relief fund, $366,338.29; local bond fund, $237,464.45; waterway fund, $3,507,174.95;
waterway bond fund, $626,579.55; soldiers’ compensation fund, $187,285.86; Normal School revolving fund, $154,091.41; U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
fund, $221,444.90; game & fish fund, $221,373.42.
CANAL BONDS.— At the general election in November 1908 the peopl®
by a vote of 692,522 "fo r" to 195,177 “ against” adopted an amendment to
the State constitution 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.
V. 104. D. 877. The pronositlon has received the approval of the Secre­
tary of War and the War Department. V.106, p. 623. At the present time
$7,000,000 of this issue has been redeemed and cancelled by special tax funds
These bonds have not actually been sold, and, therefore, do not appear as.
outstanding in the statement o f bonded debt above, nor is this contemplated
at present.
ROAD BONDS.— An amendment to the State Constitution, which pro­
vides for a bond issue of $60,000,000 to build a system of hard roads, was
voted by the 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). All of these bonds have
been issued. At the 1923 session the Legislature passed an Act providing
for an additional $100,000,003 bonds for road improvements. This meas­
ure was submitted to the voters in November 1924 (see V. 116, p. 2905,
and V. 117, p. 112), and was carried. The final count was 1,561,637 for
to 544,250 against. Of this second issue, $35,000,000 have been placed.
SOLDIERS’ BONUS BONDS.— A proposition to issue $55,000,000
soldier’s bonus bonds was submitted to the voters in November 1922. At
that election the question carried by a vote of 1,220,815 “ for” to 502,372
“ against.” Following the voters’ approval, the Act was attacked in the
Courts as unconstitutional, but the final decision upheld the validity of the
measure. V. 116, p. 965, 1682. All these bonds have been issued.
$54,650,000 of the bonds were offered and sold at public sale, the other
$350,000 were used in lieu of cash in the settlement of the bonus claims
under the option given to ex-service men in demanding settlement in cash
or bonds.
EQUALIZED VALUATION.— The total equalized valuation has been
as follows in the years named. The tax rate for 1926 was fixed by the Gov­
ernor. the Auditor o f Public Accounts and the State Treasurer at 65c. on
the $100 of equalized valuation. The General Assembly, at its session
In 1919, abolished the State Board of Equalization and substituted a Tax
Commission which performs all the duties formerly performed by the
State Board of Equalization.
Years.
Equalized Val. Years.
Equalized Val. Years.
Equalized Val
1926 (ets) y$4,188,433,608 1915— . $2,499,311,888 1 9 0 0 *... $809,733,405
1925— y$4,191,769,417 1914— . x 2.422,361,952 1899* . . . 953.099.468
1 9 2 4 -.-!/ 4,081,920,945 1912--. * 2,343,673,232 1898_____ 778,474,910
1923 — y 4,223,778,703 1911 — * 2,318,333,241 1890......... 808,892.782
1922-,-U 4,000,497,373 1910 — x 2.199,714,709 1888_____ 784,911.740
1921 . . . y 4,201.674.205 1909 — x 2,158.648.450 1885......... 798,482.823
1920., - y 4,234,951.430 1908— . - 1.263.500,487 1880.____ 786,616.394
1919___y 4,110,174,907 1907— . - 1,251.974,306 1879 ......... 784,632,550
1 9 1 8 -.- 2,626,084.386 1905 — - 1.095,681.557 1878......... 857.235,762
1917-— 2.577,990,810 1901*-. 999,231,829 1873--------1.355,401.317
1916_
_ 2.502.086.976
•For explanation as to tho falling off of values In the year 1900. see letter
of State Auditor in V. 74, p . 741. x Property assessed at 1-3 true value
instead of 1-5. y Property now assessed at H true value Instead of 1-3—
see remarks below.
Under a law passed Feb. 25 1898 there is a general assessment o f real
eetate but once In every four years Instead of annually; personal prop­
erty Is listed every year. The law also provided that property shall be
appraised at full value, but assessed at only one-firth of such value. This
law was changed, however, by an Act passed in 1909 which provided for
the assessment of property at one-third of the actual value. The new

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basis of assessment went Into effect In 1909, with the result that values for
that year showed large Increases while the tax rates were decreased corres
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 o f one-third, causing a further large increase in assessed values.
P O P U L A T IO N O F S T A T E .—

1920...6,485,28011890 ...3.826.35211860 . 1.711,95111830... 157.445
55.211
. 851.47011820 —
1910 ...5 .6 3 8 ,5 9 1 11880 ...3 .0 7 7 ,8 7 1 11850
12.282
. 476,18311810 —
1900— 4.821.55011870 . -.2.539.89111840
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 o f war, invasion, &c., unless the law proposing the issue of bonds was
submitted to a vote o f the people. But turning to the constitution of 1870
we find the whole subject o f debt-making most thoroughly considered and
its basis settled.
First, as to the Slate, the provisions are not very unlike the provisions
of the constitution of 1848, except that as to the limit for casual deficits
and failures of revenue, the aggregate which can be created is very properly
raised to $250,000. But with that exception and with the further exception
for the purpose ol repelling invasion, &c., 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
to such election. These last two restrictions as to interest and notice of
election are only found in the 1870 constitution. The sections which cover
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 18. * * * * Provided, the State may, to meet casual
deficits or failures in revenues, contract debts never to exceed in the aggre­
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
other purpose; and no other debt, except for the purpose of repelling in­
vasion, suppressing insurrection or defending the State in war (for payment
of which the faith o f the State shall be pledged), shall be contracted, unless
the law authorizing the same shall at a general election have been submitted
to the people, and have received a majority of the votes cast for members
of the General Assembly at such election. The General Assembly shall 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 irrepealable until such
debt be paid; And provided further, that the law levying the tax shall be sub
mltted 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 any appropriation in aid of any sectarian
purpose. Second is a “ separate section” 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:
A RTICLE 8. Section 3. Neither the General Assembly nor any county
city, town, township, school district or other public corporation shall 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 by any church or sectarian denomination whatever,
nor shall any grant or donation of land, money or other personal property
ever be made by the State or any such public corporation to any church
or for any sectarian purpose.
ARTICLE 9, Section 12. No county, city, township, school district or
other municipal corporation shall be allowed to become indebted in any
manner 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 of such indebtedness. Any county, city, school district
pr 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 o f contracting the same. This section shall not be construed to pre­
vent any county, city, township, school district or other municipal corpora­
tion from issuing their bonds in compliance with any vote of the people
which may have been had prior to the adoption of this constitution in pur­
suance of any law providing therefor.
In the case o f an issue o f Chicago bonds, where the Chicago & North
Western R y. Co. had refused to pay taxes levied for the payment of prin­
cipal and interest on the bonds, the Supreme Court of Illinois, in upholding
the legality o f the issue in M ay 1923, laid down the rule that the 5% con­
stitutional limit may be exceeded in certain circumstances. The railway
company had objected that the tax was in part illegal because it was noo
authorized by the constitution and the statutes, and argued that if the
bonds were properly issued and taxes could now be collected to pay them,
“ the city authorities are obtaining indirectly what they could not obtain
directly because of the prohibition against indebtedness extending beyond
the constitutional limitation o f 5% o f the value of the taxable property
ascertained by the last preceding assessment.” In disposing o f this con­
tention the court, after referring to various authorities, expressed the
opinion that the constitution and the statutes do not “ forbid the city
authorities from issuing bonds for the payment o f indebtedness that it has
Incurred! n the conduct o f the city if they are not able to collect sufficient
taxes to pay the same." The Court then went on to say: “ Clause 5 of

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Section 1 o f Article 5 of the Cities and Villages Act (1 Hurd’s Statutes, 1921,
p. 326) gives to the city authorities power to borrow money on the credit
of the corporation for corporate purposes, and issue bonds therefor, in such
amounts and form, and on such conditions as it shall prescribe.” The
Court added: “ Our attention has been called to no provision o f the Consti­
tution, or statutes, and we know o f none, which prohibits the issuing of
bonds for general corporate purposes o f the city.
SEPARATE Sections. [Municipal subscriptions to railroads, &c.] No
county, city, town, township or other municipality shall ever become sub­
scriber to the capital stock of any railroad or private corporation, or make
donation to or 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
municipalities prior to such adoption.
The foregoing limitation to 5% is general, as will be seen— that Is, it ap­
plies to all municipalities. With this limitation preserved the Legislature
has passed general laws authorizing the City Council In cities and the board
of trustees in villages to issue bonds for corporate purposes, for refunding
and consolidating debt, for waterworks, &c., and the county board of any
county has been authorized by general statute to issue when it deems it
necessary, county bonds, after submitting the matter to the legal voters
of the county at a general election at which a majority vote Is required as
a 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 K % of the assessed value, but on
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.
By an Act approved June 27 1913, as amended by an Act approved
June 29 1921, Forest Preserve districts are authorized to borrow in an
aggregate amount not to exceed 1% of the assessed valuation of property
within the district, as ascertained by the last equalized assessment for State
and county purposes, and to levy a tax for payment of principal and inter­
est of the bonds, not to exceed 1 mill on a dollar of assessed valuation of
property.
Indebtedness of sanitary districts is limited to 4% of the value of taxable
property by an Act of 1889, as amended by Act approved June 19 1925.
An Act approved July 11 1925 provides that conservancy districts may
be created for the prevention of river pollution. These districts are em­
powered to incur debt up to 5% of the value of taxable property.
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,
p. 741, throws some light on these changes.
BUSSE BOND BILLS.— The Legislature of 1909 passed a series o f 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 one-fifth, as
before. W ith the exception of counties a proportional decrease was made in
the maximum rate of taxation. The amendments providing for a decrease
in the maximum rate of taxation were held constitutional by the State
Supreme Court in January 1910. See V. 190. p. 387. In 1919 the Legisla­
ture made a further change by raising the basis of assessed values from onethird the full value to one-half.
NEW BONDS M UST BE SUBM ITTED 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.
W ATER C ERTIFICATES IN EXCESS OF D E B T L IM IT .— A law was
passed in 1899 allowing cities bonded to their legal limit to issue (for the
improvementof water-works) certificates against the earnings o f 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 under the
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 .7 3 .p .9 4 . This decision was confirmed by Supreme Court. V .74 .P 491.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS.— Under authority of an Act ap­
proved June 14 1897, as amended by the 1921 Legislature, a city, village
or town may issue bonds in anticipation of the collection of installments of
assessments, the principal amount of bonds not to exceed the amount of
installments of tax due, and to be divided into as many series as there are
deferred instalhnents, each series of bonds to become due at about the same
time as the corresponding installment will mature. [The full text of the
law and the amendment may be found in Hurd’s Revised Statutes of
Illinois, 1911 edition, pp. 404 to 433, incl., and in Laws of 1921, pp. 195
to 199. incl.
IM PROVEM EN T BONDS.— There is a kind of improvement bond
authorized in some cases which is made a special lien on the land benefited
and to which the 5% limit has no reference. We refer to cases which come
under the law entitled " T o divide cities and villages subject to overflow
into improvement districts.” This statute provides that any such city or
village or part thereof may be laid off into an improvement district for the
purpose of draining, raising the grade of the streets and improving the
district; that after the cost for the work has been ascertained and been
assessed, the assessment may be paid in installments or otherwise, and
such city or village may issue bonds sufficient to pay the assessment. In
that case the bonds are a lien on the lots, blocks or parts thereof whict
shall be designated therein; but before the issue the owner of the Iota
&c., 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
record shall be a notice of th8 lien created to the same extent as the record
of mortgages is a notice.
We have room to give only this very brief and imperfect outline of this
statute. The whole law will be found in Hurd’s Revised Statute of
Illinois, the 1911 edition, pages 345, 346 and 347.
TA XA TIO N OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.— Under date o f June 18 1924,
Edward J. Brundage, State Attorney-General, replies to our request
regarding this subject as follows: “ Under the revenue laws o f this State,
State bonds and bonds issued by political subdivisions o f the State are all
subject to taxation. The only securities that are exempt from taxes under
the laws of this State are securities issued under an Act of Congress where
such Act expressly provides that such securities shall be exempt from
taxes under the laws o f any State.”
INVESTMENT OF TRU ST FUNDS.— Chapter 140B of the Revised
Statutes of 1911 provides t h a t: 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
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.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

ST A T E OP IL L IN O IS .
NOTE.— For reports of drainage districts not found in alphabetical order
among the following, see statements at the end of this State.
ADAMS CO. SCH. DIST. NO. 172. ALBION COM. H. S. D. NO. 200.
This district (P. O. Albion) is in
P. O. Is Quincy.
5s '15 July $45,000c. July 1 ’28-'36 Edwards County.
J-D $70 000 _____1927-1940
4 J^s’22 July 1 60,000 c * .$10.000 y ’rly 5s
BOND. DEBT June 9 ’ 27 $105,000 TOTAL DEBT M ay 25 ’ 2“ $74,000
I Assess, val. '26 (46 a c t .) ..18,986,706 Total assess, val. '26 (est.)_1,500.000
School tax (per $1,000) 1927.-$27.50 Sch. taxrate (p e r il ,000) ’27..$14.50
* Population in 1927 (est.)____ 40,000
'. N T . at Treasurer's office

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ILLINOIS—CITIES AND TOWNS

A LE D O S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .

B A R R IN G T O N .

A L E X A N D E R COUNTY.

This city is in Kane County.
BOND. D E B T Apr 13 ’27- $17,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_ 419,400
_
TOTAL D E B T .................. 436,400
Water debt (included)____
9,000
Assess, val. ’26 0 4 act.)_ 2,052,827
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$18.12
Population 1920______________4,906

This town is in Cook County.
This district (P. O. Aledo) is in
Mercer County.
Im provement Bonds.
. . . $70,000_______________
TOTAL DEBT M ay 2 ’26- $85,000 .s
Assessed valuation 1926__ 1,300,000 BONDED D E B T _______________(?)
School tax rate (per $1,000)26$24.90 Population 1920______________ 1,743
Population (estimated) 1926-24,000
B A T A V IA .

County seat Is Cairo.
5s ’21 J-J ($230,000--July 1 ’28-’40
l 27,000___ July 1 1941
R efu nding Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 15 J-J $55,000___ July 1 1935
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '2 7 . $431,000
Assessed v a l.'24 0^ a c t.). 9,947,682
State &co.tax (per $1,000)’24.$11.50
Population 1910, 22.741; 1920.23,980
IN T. on 5s of 1921 at County
Treasueres’ office; on others at First
National Bank, New York City.

B E L L E V IL L E .

This city Is In St. Clair County
Tno. Mch.271819; re-lno.May 111876.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4s ’09 M-S $10,000c. Sept 1 ’27-’28
TOTAL DEBT Apr 14 ’21 $40,000
A L E X A N D E R C O . S. D. N O . 1.
Assess, val. ’ 19 (H a c t .).. 7,800,000
P. O. Cairo.
_
5s ’24 J-J $270,000c.July 1 ’28-’44 Total tax (per $1,000) 1920_ $62.29
BOND. D EBT June 1 1926 $287(000 Population in 1920 (Census)..24,823
INTEREST at Treasurer’s office.
Floating debt (add’l ) ______ 200,000
Assessed valuation 1925_ 6,350,000
_
B E L L E V IL L E T W P . H IG H S C H .
Population (estimated)____ 20,000
D IS T R IC T N O . 201.

A L E X IS C O M M U N IT Y H IG H
SCH OOL D IS T R IC T .

This district is in Warren and
Mercer Counties.
5 s ’22 . . . $80.000..July 1 ’28-’40
BOND. DEBT July 1922. $90,000
12,000
Cash on hand (est.)_______
Assessed value 1921_______ 1,993,661
Population___________________ 2,500
ALTON.

This city is in Madison County.
C ity Hall.
5s ’26 A-O $200,000_____ 1927-1946
Park Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O $100,000_____ 1927-1946
Fire Dept. Equipm ent Bonds.
5s ’26 A-O $30,000_____ 1927-1946
5s ’26 A-O 20,000_____ 1927-1946
TOT.BD.DT.June 4’2 7 .. $350,000
Total assess, val. 1927------ 8,699,500
Total tax rate per $1,000 1927_$7.89
Population 1920_____________ 24,682

This district (P. O. St. Clair) is in
St. Clair County.
S chool Bonds.
5s T5 J-J $45,000_ Jan 2 ’28-’30
_
TOT. B D . D T . M ay 1 ’27 $45,000
Tot.assess.val.’27( l i act) 12,500.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927...$13.00
Population in 1920 (C ensus)..24,741
B E N TO N .

This city is in Franklin Con •
Fire Departm ent Bonds
5s T9 J-D ($18,000.Dec 15 ’27-’8C
I 20,000.Dec 15 ’36-’3h
BOND. DEBT May 24 ’22 $78,000
Assessed value 3921______ 1,721,050
Population 1920______________ 7,201
B E R W Y N P A R K D IS T R IC T .

This district (P. O. Berwyn) is In
Cook County.
5s ’23 J-D $47,000c__ Dec 1 1943
BOND .D E B T July 15 ’25 $47,000
Actual value o f prop, (est.) 10,000,000
A L T O N C O M M U N IT Y C O N SO L . Assessed value 1925______ 1,786,512
H IG H S C H O O L D IS T . N O . 151. Population 1925____________ 30,000
IN T. at Standard Trust & Savings
This district (P. O. Alton) is in
Madison County.
Bank o f Chicago.
5 s '24 J-J I $70,000r*._Janl’28-'34
\ 150,000r*.. Jan l ’35-’44 B E R W Y N S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
This district (P. O. Berwyn) is in
BOND. DEBT Feb 1924.. $458,600
Assessed valuation 1923
9,524,766 Cook County.
Population in 1923 (est.)_____30,000
School Bonds.
IN TEREST payable in Chicago. _s
. . . $70,000_______________
TOTAL BONDED D EBT
(? )
A L V IN T W P . H . S. D . N O . 219.

Tnis district (P. O. Alvin) is in
Vermilion County.
5 ^ s ’ 19 M-S $27.000cYearly to 1938
BOND. DEBT June 7 ’27- $25,000
Assessed valuation 1927.- 1,408,440
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '27.$13.00
Population in 1927 (est.)________ 375
Principal and interest payable at
First National Bank. Chicago.

B E R W Y N S C H . D IS T . N O . 100.

This district is in Cook County.
5s
J-J $15,000_____ 1927-1931
5s
J-D 33,000 _____ 1927-1937
5 s ’21 M-S 49,000..Sept 1 ’ 27-’40
5s
8,500 _____1927-1932
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 ’24. $138,800
Assess, val. ’23 04 a c t .).3,048,667
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23_.$4.00
A portion o f the above debt
A N N A -JO N E S B O R O COM M U­
($138,800), namely $66,000, is also
N I T Y H IG H S C H O O L D IS T .
a lien against a portion of Cook
This district (P. O. Anna) is In County School District No. 99,
Union County.
which brings the debt of this district
I$12,000c. July 1 ’28-’30 within the legal allowance of 5%
20,0O0c.July 1 ’31-'34 for bonds.
5s ’24 J-J I 24,000c_July 1 ’35-’38
28,OOOc.July 1 ’39-’42 B L A IR S V IL L E T O W N S H IP .
I 8,000c__ July 1 1943
This township (P. O. Clifford) is In
BOND. DEBT April 1927. $96,000 Williamson County.
Assessed valuation 1926_ 2,307,662
_
Road Bonds
Population (estimated)_______ 7.500 5s T9 J-D $8,000..June 1 ’28-’29
IN T.at Northern Trust Co.Chicago
BOND. DEBT June 5 ’23- $99,500
A S S U M P T IO N T O W N S H IP SC H . Assess, val. 1922 04 a c t .) ..1,787,090
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1921----- $7.98
D I S T R I C T N O . 303.
Principal and interest payable
This district (P. O. Assumption) is the First Nat. Bank of Chicago. at
In Christian County.
4 K s’25 A-O $4 0,00 0c..0ct 1 ’27-’40 B l o o m i n g t o n !
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 1926 $45,000
This
Assessed valuation 1924_ 1,266,915 lncorp. city is in McLean County,
_
Feb. 19 1850. Commission
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924.. $11.30
government adopted April 7
Population (estimated)_______ 3,000 form o f Aldermanic form of govern­
1914.
ment adopted M ay 7 1923. The city
AURORA.
Aurora Is In Kane County
Ino owns its water works and electric
Feb. 11 1857; re-inc. Mch. 1 1887. light plant.
W ater W orks Impt. B onds.
Commission form of government
adopted April 20 1920. For refer­ 4s ’09 M-N$149,000c. .N ov 1 1929
ence to litigation over bond issued (Subject to call after Nov 1 1919)
W ater Subway & V iaduct.
many years ago by the town to
the Ot. Os. & Fox Valley R R . Co., .s ’21 Feb$125,000___ Feb 1 1941
(Optional Feb. 1 1931.)
see “ State & City” Sec. for Nov. ’08.
5s ’25 M -N 80,000_____ 1927-1945
Bridge Bonds.
4 J4s’ U J-D $4 8 0 0 ..June 1 ’28-’30 BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27 $454,000
Water debt (included)------ $149,000
W ater Bonds.
31,250
4s ’ 10 J-D $8,000c.June 1 ’28-’30 Sinking fund (general)---129,750
4H s’ 13 . . .
9,000..June 1 ’28-’33 Sinking fund (water)_____
4H s’ 15 J-D 32.000-.June 1 ’28-’35 Assess, val. ’26 (1-2 act.). 14,608 000
_
. .s
..
7 5 .0 0 0 ... June 1 1936 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926_ $75 00
4J4s’22M -N f 120,000--N ov 1 ’28-’35 Population in 1926__________ 30,400
IN T . at office of Comptroller.
1 5,000____N ov 1 1936
R efu n d in g Bonds.
4 « s ’12 F-A $6,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’32 B L O O M IN G T O N SCH OOL D IS T .
J^s’ 15M-S $1 2 0,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’33
Water R efu nding Bonds.
5s '14 F-A $10,000c Aug 1 ’27-’34 BOND. D EBT M a r l ’27. $120,000
GEN. BD. D T . M ay 16’25 $282,000 Floating debt (add’l ) _____
151,000
Assessment d e b t _________ 260,100 Assess, val. ’27 {}4 a c t .)..29,215,733
Sinking fund_____________
48,233 8chool tax (per $1,000) 1926..$27.50
Water debt (incl.)________ 266,000 Population (estimated)______ 35,000
INTEREST payable in Chicago.
Assess, val. 04 act. ’25). 17,411,047
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925____ 66.49
Population in 1920_________ 36.397 BLUE IS L A N D .
IN T. on 4s due Aug. 1 1925 pay­
This city is in Cook County. Inc.
able, $46,000 at First Nat. Bank in July 15 1901. Population 1910,
N . Y. and on remaining $26,000 at 8,043; 1920, 11,424.
First Nat. Bank in Chicago; on spe­
Funding Bonds.
cial assessment bonds and 4s o f 1910 5s T3 . . .
$4,000..N ov 1 ’27-’28
at City Treasurer’s office; on 414s of
R efu nding Bonds.
1912 and 1913 in Aurora.
5s T9 . . . $10,000___ Jan 1 1939
6 s ’20 . . .
8,000___ Oct 11940
B A R D O L P H S C H O O L D I S T R I C T . BOND. D EBT Apr 17 ’22. $36,000
This district (P. O. Bardolph) is in Tot .assess .val .’2 1 04a c t.).2,349,500
Taxrate (per$l,000) 1921------$18.90
McDonough County.
IN T. at City Treasurer’s office.
H igh-S ch ool-B uilding Bonds
6 s ’ 19
$22 000 _____1927-1932
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27. $25,000 BOONE C O. SCH . D IS T . N O . 57.
Total assessed value 1926
P. O. Belvidere.
(about 30% actual)_____1,900,000 5s ’ 15 J-T $49 000c. July 1 ’28-’34
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926__ $10 60 T O T A L D EBT June 51927 $42.000
Population 1925 (est.)________ 1,200 Total assessed val’n 1927.-3,950,000




197

Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927...$27.00 C A R T E R V IL L E T O W N S H IP .
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 9,000
This twp. (P. O. Carterville) is in
IN T . at Harris Tr. & 8. Bk., Williamson County.
Chicago.
---------TOTAL DEBT Nov 1920. $56,750
B R ID G E P O R T T O W N S H IP .
Assessed value 1919_______ 1,190,682
This township (P. O. Bridgeport)
CARTHAGE.
is in Lawrence County.
This city is in Hancock County.
Road Bonds.
5s ’24 July ($3,000____July 1 1928
W ater W orks Bonds.
il5 ,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’30-’31 5s ’24 J-J $40,000r_ July 15 ’27-’34
BOND. D EBT Dec 31 ’24. $66,000 BOND. DEBT June 9 ’27. $40,000
Assessed valuation 1924___1,332,759 Assess, val., real estate____ 688,790
Population___________________ 3,200 Assess, val., personal_____ 340,480
----------C A IR O .
Other assess, property___
70,158
This city Is In Alexander County. Total assess, value 1926___1,099,428
Inc. in 1857. Commission govern­ Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$67.40
Population 1926, 2,359; 1920, 2,129
ment adopted Mar. 4 1913
IN T . payable at Marine Trust
R efu nding Bonds.
5s J-J $26,000c.$3,000 yly in Jan Co. o f Carthage and at City Treas­
urer's office.
W harf & Term inal Bonds.
5s T9 J-J $41,000c.$4,000 yearly C A SS C O U N T Y S C H O O L D IS T .
Levee Bonds.
N O . 15.
4 J4s’ 13 J-J $30,000c..July ’28-’33
P. O. Beardstown.
5s ’24 J-J /49,000c.July 1 ’28-’34
($80,000.-July 1 '28-’37
180,000c. July 1 ’35-’44
’38-’41
GEN. BD. D T . June 10 ’27 $238,000 454s’22July I 36,000..July 1 1 1942
4,000___ July
Assess, val. (1-2 act.) ’26.-5,862,180
City tax (per $1,000) 1926___ .$7.58 TOT. B D . D T . June 1 ’26. $129,500
l.’26 (l-3act.)..5,906,398
Popul’n 1910. 14,548; 1920, 15,203 Equal’d v arate(per $1,000) ’26.33.75
School tax
IN T . at office of City Treasurer.
Population in 1920___________ 7,111
CALHOUN C O U N TY.

County seat, Hardin.
Road and Bridge Bonds.
6s '20 s-a S49.000.-Dec 1 5 ’ 27-’30
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $80,000
Total equalized value 1926
04 actual)____________ 4,253,605
State & Co.tax(per$l,000) ’26-$11.50
Population 1910, 8,610; 1920.8,245
Prin. and int. at National Bank of
Commerce. St Louis

C A T L IN T W P . S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. Catlin) is in
Vermilion County.
BOND. DEBT M ay 9 ’26. $65,000
Tot. ass’d val. ’25(3-5 act.) .2,040,245
School tax rate(per$l,000)’25-.$8.50
Population in 1925___________ 2,000
C E N T E R V IL L E T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. East St.
Louis) is in St. Clair County.
5s ’08 June $49,000___ June 1 1928
C A L U M E T C IT Y .
TOTAL DEBT June 1 ’25-*$49,000
This city is in Cook County.
Assessed valuation 1924___7,471,470
Sewer Bonds.
_
6s ’27 J-D 1,000.000-Dec 31’28-’37 Population in 1920 (Census)_ 3,132
* Due to a division of Centerville
BONDED D E B T _______________(?)
Twp. only 48% of this total is now
CAN E C R E E K & O M AH A D R . I
a direct obligation of Centerville
This district is in Gallatin and Tw p. Remainder is divided amongst
White counties.
East St. Louis, Belleville and Can­
$6,000c.Feb 1 ’ 28-’29 teen Twp.
12,800c.Feb 1 ’30-’33
5>4s’22 F-A 25,500c.Feb 1 ’34-’38 C H A M P A IG N .
ll,800c_Feb 1 ’39-’40
This city is in Champaign County
13.600c.Feb 1 ’41-'42
Subway Bonds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1927_..$71,500 4 ^ s ’23 A -0$122.000_______________
IN T . payable at Boatmen’s Bank.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
St. Louis.
5s ’ 13 A-O $5,000_______________
CANTON.
GEN. B D .D T . Apr 1927. . $137,000
This city Is In Fulton County. Tno Assess, val. 1927_________ 8,557,524
Feb. 8 1849; reorg. under gen. law’92 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___$22.30
Sewer Ref. Bonds.
Population in 1920___________15,873
4 )4 s'll Apr $12,OOOc.Apr 15 ’28-'31
IN T. on 414s is payable at Na­
W ater Bonds.
tional Bank of Republic, Chicago;
5s 23 July 1 $23.000c.July 1 28-’43 on 5s at City Treasurer’s office.
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
5s '23 July 1 $8,000c_July 1 ’ 28-’43 C H AM P A IG N ~ C O U N T Y .
TO TAL DEBT Apr 1927-- $45,500
Urbana is the county seat.
Water debt (included)____
25,500
Road Bonds.
Assessed value, real estate.2,800,800 5s’23 M-N$375,000r*_.M ay 1 '29-’43
_
Assessed value, personal_ 1,190,000 5s ’24 M -N 750.000c-May 1 ’29-’43
Tot.ass’d val.’26 04 a ct.).3,990,090 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $2,125,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926____$7.58 Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (!4 act.)45.645,281
Pop’n 1910.10.453; 1920 _____ 10,928 State & County tax rate (per
INT. at City Treasurer’ s office.
$1,000) 1926.......................$16.90
C A N T O N U N IO N S C H O O L D IS T . Pop’n 1926__________________ 59,000
IN T. at the .County Treasurer’s
4J4s’ 16 A-O $42,000..Apr 1 ’28-’36
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $60,000 office.
Assess, val. ’27 (60% act.)_4,339,814
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $30.30 C H A M P A IG N C I T Y S D N O 71.
IN T . on bonds payable at the 4**sT2 M -N $19,000..M ay 1 ’28-’30
4H s’ 12 M-N 54.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’33
First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
4 ^ s ’ 15 M -N 30 ,000 ..July 1 ’34-’35
CA R B OND A L E !
4s’ 16 J-J
6,000____ July 1 1936
This city Is In Jackson Co. Incor. 5s ’ 19 J-J
20,000. .July 1 ’37-’38
Apr. 15 1869; re-lnc. July 7 1873. 5 s ’ 20 M -N 40.000.-M ar 1 ’36-’40
Commission gov’t adopted Jan. 7 ’ l l . 4 % s’24 M -N 55,000--M ay I ’40-’42
5s ’05 J-J $48,000c.opt aft Jan 1 1910 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26. $243,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 .. $48,000 Assessed valuation 1925__ 8,221,419
Assess, debt (add’l)_______ 100,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1924..$40.00
Water debt (add’l ) _______ 475,000 Pop’n In 1924 (school census)..21,233
Assessed valuation 1927___ 1,269,115
IN T . at Champaign.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925...$9.75
Population in 1920____________6,276 C H A R L E S T O N (C ity ).
IN T . at Chase Nat. Bank, N . Y.
This city is in Coles County.
C A R B O N D A L E T O W N S H IP .

A township in Jackson County.
_’26
$100,000______________
BOND. DEBT M ay 24 ’25 $48,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_ 500,000
Assessed val’n 1924 (est.)-.2,000,000
Taxrate (per$l,000) 1924___ $10.38
Population 1910. 6,508: 1920, 7.399

W a te r-W o rk s -Im p t. B o n d s.

5s T2 . . . $12,000--$3,000 yearly
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 5 -- $30,000
Water debt (add’l)________
35,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
20,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
50,000
Assessed valuation 1924___1,988,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____ $9.10
Population in 1920___________ 6,615

Specialists in

ILLINOIS M U N IC IP A L S
Bought, Sold and Appraised
Established 1885

H. C. SPEER & SONS COMPANY
Municipal, County and School Bonds
Telephone Randolph 0820— First N at. Bank Bldg.

CHICAGO

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CH ARLESTO N . TOW N .

ILLIN O IS-C ITIES A N D TOWNS
TOTAL BONDED DEBT.—
Dec. 31 1926____
$70,576,800
Dec. 31 1925_____
$70,594,400
Dec. 31 1924__________ $59,676,400
Dec. 31 1923__________ 61,045,900
Dec. 31 1922__________ 67,126,800
Dec. 31 1921__________ 64,207,700
Dec. 31 1920__________ 51,466,100
Dec. 31 1919__________ 45,875,100
Dec. 31 1918— ________ 35,408,700
Dec. 31 1917__________ 34,633.500
Dec. 31 1916__________ 34,762,800
Dec. 31 1915__________ 31,924,600
Dec. 31 19 14-............... 30,009,500
Jan. 1 1912__________ 29,672,300
Jan. 1 1911__________ 30,897,000
Jan. 1 1910__________ 24,447,674
Jan. 1 1909__________ 28,720,000
Judgments outstanding Dec. 31
1926, $2,761,035.44; water pipe ext.
certfs., $433,592.20: warrants on
Treasurer, $2,496,196-30; water cer­
tificates, $6,500,000.
CITY PR O PE R T Y.— The city
owns buildings and real estate valued
on Dec. 31 1926, $329,977,902.20.
EQUALIZED VALUATION.
1925.
1926.
Real est. 1.356.608,936 1,403,963,316
Personal 517,312,830
478,103,805
Total ..1,873,921,764 1,882,067,221
City tax
(perM )
$29.80
$30.80
The personal property for 1926 in­
cludes $90,625,670 o f railroad prop­
erty, for 1925 includes $85,070,846
o f railroad property, for 1924 $8 0 402,502 of railroad property, for 1923
includes railroad property of $75,300,887, and 1922 includes $73,788,527 o f the same property; 1921,
$76,194,093; 1920, $78,155,617. The
personal property for 1923 also in­
cludes bank stock o f $144,029,250
and 1922 includes bank stock of
$44,668,646. Beginning with 1909,
property was assessed at one-third
o f actual value; formerly one-fifth.
In 1919 the law was changed so as
to make T s ^ e d value on^halFthe
true value.
The tax rate above given is that for
city purposes only. In addition to
this the several districts of which the
city is composed are assessed for
their proportion of State and county
taxes, and for certain Improvements,
the city In its corporate capacity not
being assessable for these purposes.
The total levies made in these dif­
ferent districts in 1923 and 1924 were
as follows:
„
,
.....
Tax (per $100).
District—
1925.
1926.
W e s t_______________$9 18
$9.22
South_______________ 9.05
9,29
951
9.69
North____ _____
Hyde Park_________ 9 05
9.29
9.05
9.29
L i e .............
Lake View-------------------9.51
9.64
Rogers Park--------------- 9.36
9-64
9.29
Jefferson__________ - 9 05
POPULATION: 1926, 3,021,180,
’20, 2,701,705, T8, 2,622,414, T7,
2,547,201, T 2, 2,326,400, ’ l l , 2,189,525, TO (U. S. Census), 2,185,283
’00. 1,698,375.

1920 at the First Trust & Savings
Bank; on bonds of 1921 at the Pioneer
Trust & Sav. Bank, and bonds
marked (*) at First Nat. Bank. All
the banks are located at Chicago.

[V ol. 124.

15 J-D 3^900.000-.D ec 1 ’27-’35
T7 A-O
1,500-Apr 2 5 ’28-’37
’20 M-N2,000,000- Nov l ’27-’30
’21 J-J2,500,000_ Jan 1 ’28-’32
_
'21 J-J 3,500.000..J u ly 1 ’28-’41
'22 J-J/3,510,000--July 1 ’ 28-’40
R ID G E A V E . P A R K D IS T .
\ 140,000___July 1 1941
5s T5 J-J $16.000—-Jan 1 ’27-’35
5s ’22 J-J
37,000_____ 1926-1942 4s ’ 22 J-J2.000.000--July 1 ’ 28-’42
4s ’23 J-J (2,370,000— Jan 1 ’ 28-’42
BOND. DEBT M ay 2 ’27- $53,000
1 156.000___Jan 1 1943
Tot.assess.val.O^ act.)’26-9,863,938
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $4.40 4s ’23 J-J (3,930,000cJuly 1 ’28-’42
C H A U T A U Q U A D R A IN A G E A N D
\ 266.000c.July 1 1943
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 20.000
LEVEE D IS T R IC T .
IN T . at Cont. & Com ’l Nat. Bank. 4s ’24 M-S J4,456,000--Mar 1 ’28-’43
This district is in Mason County.
l 266,000___Mar 1 1944
Chicago.
Drainage Bonds.
4s ’ 24 J-J4.250.0 00--July 1 ’ 28-’44
C IC E R O P A R K D IS T R IC T .
6s ’ 17 F-A $85,000-Aug 1 ’27-’31
25
f $5 ,000 -.- Sept 1 1927 4s ’’25 J-J 2,844,000-Jan 1 ’28-’45
TOTAL DEBT M ay 22 '22.$200,000
4s
60.000-Sept 1 F-A
'28-'33 950,000Aug 1 ’27-’45
Floating debt______________ 24,000
4s
5s ’22 M-S j 75,000--Sept 1 ’34-’38 4s ’25 J-D 4,750.000c*Dec 1 ’27’45
’25 F-A 5,700,000c*Aug 1’27’45
80.000- -Sept 1 '39-’424s ’25 J-J 4,500,000July 1 ’28-’45
20.000 __Sept 1 1943 4s ’26
CHICAGO. W m. Hale Thompson,
l ’28-’46
BOND. D EBT June 16 ’26. $245,000 4>^s’ 26 A-O 4,750,000c*Apr 1 ’28-’46
Mayor; Charles C . Fitzmorris,
4,750,000June
Assessed valuation 1924___9.012.782 4 ^ s ’26 .T-D 5,000,000c*Aug 1 ’27-46
Comptroller.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924--------$4.00 4M s’27 F-A l,000,000_May 1 ’28-47
This city Is In Cook County. InM -N
oorp. Mch. 4 1837; relncorp. Apr. 23
IR V IN G P A R K .
T O T .B D .D T .M a y l’27-$67,935,000
1875. City on Apr. 5 1904 voted in
4H s’ l l J-J $27,OOOc.July 1 ’ 28-’30 Total equal, val. ’26 (K
favor oi municipal ownership of
4H s’ 14 J-J
75.000___ Jan 1 1934
actual)_____________ 2,033,562,836
street railways (V. 78, p. 1408). At
BOND. DEBT June 11 ’20. $185,000 District tax (per $1,000) 1926_$4.60
election held Apr. 3 1906 proposi­
Tot.asses, val.1919(H act.) 18.228,046
INTERESTat office of Treasurer.
tions for the ownership of street rail­
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924------$3 80
ways and for the Issuance of $75,000,Population 1920 (est.)----------- 40,000
000 street railway certificates car­
INT. at Northern Tr. Co.. Chicago C L A R K C O U N T Y .
ried, while the proposition for munici­
County seat is Marshall,
SO U T H P A R K D IS T R IC T .
pal operation of street railways
Road Bonds.
Located in towns of South Ohicago 5s T9 July $28,000--July 1 ’28-’29
failed. V. 82, p. 824. In a decision
Hyde Park and Lake. All bonds BOND D
handed down In the Circuit Court on
coupon in form, may be registered as T ot. ass’dEBT May 1926- $40,000
Sept. 15 1906 the legality of these
val.’25(abt. }4
to principal only.
certificates was upheld. The case
actual).._______________ 9,840,245
4s ’07 J-J $60,000.-July 1 ’08-’27
was taken to the Supreme Court (V.
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1925-$13.50
4s 10 J-J
20.000--July 1 28 '30
83, p. 712), and by a decision handed
4s '12 J-J 186.000-.July 1 '28 ’32 Population 1910. 23.517; 1920. 21.165
down Apr. 18 1907 the certificates
4s Y4 J-J 200,000--July 1 '28-'34
were declared Invalid. V. 84, p.
4s g T5 F-A 54.000—Aug 1 ’27-’35 C L IN T O N C O M M U N IT Y H IG H
949 and 967. At the April 1907 elec­
4s ’ 16 M-S 88,000--M ar 1 T 7-3 6
tion ordinances granting franchises
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T N O . 116.
4s ’ 16 J-J 200,000--July 1 ’28-’36
to the present street railways were
This district (P. O. Clinton) is in
4s T8 M-S 220,000.-M ar 1 ’28-’38 De Witt County.
ratified by a vote of the people. V.
4s '20 J-D 70.000-.June 1 ’ 28-'46 5s ’24 M-N$70,000-$10,000 yearly
84, p. 826. The validity o f the
4s ’ 20 J -J l.532,000—July 1 ’27-’40
$8,000,000 5% deficiency bonds of
4s
.--4,94 8,00 0_____ 1928-1947 BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27- $70,000
1921 which were marketed by R . M .
4 s ’20 J-J 252,000--July 1 ’21-’40 Ass’d val. ’ 27 (1-3 act.)------4,000,000
Grant & Co. in December 1921, and a
School tax rateCper $1,000) ’27S17.20
So. Park Avenue Bonds.
portion o f which has been paid off
4s '21 M-N$658,000_______________ Population in 1927 (est.)--------- 7,500
IN TEREST payable in Clinton.
Supreme Court, which in its decision
($47,000 yearly on M ay 1.)
4 s ’24 F-A 900,000--Aug 1 '27-’44
after referring to Clause 5 of Section 1
of Article 5 o f the Cities and Villages
♦Lighting System Bonds.
COLES COUNTY.
4s ’23 J-J $425.000--July 1 ’28-’43
Act (1 Hurd’s Stat., 1921, p. 326).
Charleston Is the county seat.
added: “ Our attention has been called
4s ’ 24 A-O 450,000c*------------------- BOND. DEBT Apr 1920- None
to no provision o f the Constitution
Lake Front Extension Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1926____15,788,729
4s ’20 J-J 350,000--July 1 ’21-’40 County tax (per $1,000) 1926-S14.80
or statutes, and we know o f none,
4s ’21 M -N $350,000-125,000 yly M l Population 1910. 34,517; 1920-35,108
which prohibits the issuing of bonds
4s ’ 22 A-O 1,125.000-Apr 1 ’ 28-’42
for general corporate purposes o f the
(N T . at State Treas. office.
city.” For further particulars see
4s ’23 F-A 2.000,000-Feb 1 ’ 28-’43
4 s ’23 J-J 850,000--July 1 ’28-’43
V. 116, p. 2297. Ordinance for city
traction purchase voted down on
4 s ’ 24 J-Dl ,700.000-June 1 ’28-'44 COLES C O . SC H . D IS T . N O . 100.
4s ’24 A -02.250.000c*.....................
April 7 1925. V. 120, p. 1917P. O. Is Mattoon.
4s ’25 A-Ol ,900,000---- Oct 1 ’26-’45 4s T2 J-J $24.000--July 1 ’28-31
Bridge and V iaduct Bonds.
4s g J-J $2,660,000c*Jan 1 ’28-'42
is ’26 J-D3,000,000_-Dec 1 ’27-’46 1 H s T 6 J-J (21.000.-July 1 ’32-’ 34
4s ’27 M -N 3,500,000--M ay 2 ’28-’47
River-Improvem ent R efu nding.
\ 6.000___ July 1 1935
4s t l5 J-J $344,800c* Jan 1 ’28-’35
4s ’26 F-A2,000,000- - Aug 2 ’27-’46 5s ’20 J-J 105,000______Jan 1939
Stadium C on stru ction Bonds. BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27. $174,000
W ater-Loan R efu nding.
4s ’20 J-J 112,000--July 1 ’21-’40 Assess, val. (H actual) ’ 27-3,967,958
4s g ’ 15 J-J $570,500c*Jan 1 ’28-’35
Police-Departm ent B uilding.
4 s '23 A-O$80 ),000--A pr 1 ’28-'43 School tax (per $1,000) 1925-$40.00
4 s '23 J -J l,139,000--July 1 ’28-’43 Population in 1925 (est.)_____15,000
4s ’ 15 J-J $373,500c* Jan 1 ’28-'35
4 s ’25 J-J 950.000.-July 1 ’28-’45
Fire-Departm ent Building.
IN T . on 4k6s and 4s payable at
4s g ’ 15 J-J $278,400c*. Jan 1 ’28-’35
4 s ’26 F-A2,000,000 - - Aug 2 ’27-’46
Bathing Beach & Playground.
Park Improvement Bonds. _
_ Nat. Bank of Mattoon: on 5s at
4s g ’ 15 J-J $270,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’35
4s ’21 M-N$140,000-$10.000yly M l Nat. Bank of Mattoon or Nat Bank
4 s ’ 22 J -D l,200,000-June 1 ’28-’42 of Republic, Chicago
Health D epartm ent Bonds.
4s g ’ 12 J-J $114,000c*. Jan 1 ’28-’32
4 s ’23 A-O 800,000--Apr 1 ’28-’43
4s ’ 14 J-J 195,000c*-Jan 1 ’28-’33
4 s '23 J-J 425,000--July 1 ’28-’43 COOK COUNTY.
4s ’ 15 J-J 225,000c* Jan 1 28-'35 LINCOLN P A R K DISTRICT.
4s ’23 J-J 850.000--July 1 ’ 28-’43
Cook County contains the City or
4s ’ 17 J-J
390,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’36
4 s '24 F -A l,350,000-.July 1 ’28-’44
Pop’n 1910, 2,405,233:
Located in towns North Chicago 4 s ’26 M -N190,000_-M ay 1 ’ 28-’ 46 Chicago.
Sewer R efu nd ing Bonds.
4s g ’ 12 J-J |$71,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’32 and Lake View.
Parkway Im provement Bonds. 1920, 3,053.017.
Infirmary Bonds.
4s g ’ 14 J-J 245.000c* .Jan 1 ’28-’34 4s ' l l M -N($129,000c.M ay 1 ’28-30 4s ’ 21 M -N$252.000--M ay 1 ’ 28-’41
\ 58,000c___May 1 1931 4 s ’24 F-A 884,000--Feb 1 5 ’25-’44 4s’08 J-D $100,000c ..J u n e 1 1928
General C orp. Purposes Bond.
4J*sg’08J-J $50.000c*_ Jan 1 1928 4s T6 J-J 594.000c.July 1 ’28-'36 4s ’27 M -N 500,000--M ay 2 ’ 28-’47 4 g ’ 13 J-D 200.000c.june 1 ’ 28-’33
4s g ’08 J-J
178,h00c*_ Jan 1 1928 I5s ’21 J-J ) 198,000cJuly 1 ’28-’31
G rant Park Impt. Bonds.
\660.000cJuly l ’32-’41 4s ’ 25 A-O $l,900,0000ct 1 ’27-45 4s Hospital Bonds.
4s ’09 J-J
148,000c*Jan 1 '28-’29|
g ’ l l J-D $600.000c.J’ne 1 ’28 ’31
4s g ’ 13 J-J 960,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’33 5s ’21 ___ 225,000------July 1 1941 4s ’27 M -N200,000--M ay 2 ’28-’47 4 s g ’ 15 J-J
450.000cJuly 1 ’28-’35
5s ’21 J-J 5,850,000c* Jan 1 ’ 28-’40 4H s’25 M-S 950,000-Sept 1 ’27-’45
R oosevelt Road Bonds.
4s ’25 J-D 2,273.000June 1 ’ 28-’45
4H s’26 A-O 1,000,000____ 1927-1946 4s ’20 J-J $182,000--July 1 ’21-’40 4s ’26 J-D 247,000_______________
Judgm ent F unding Bonds.
4H s g’08 J-J $ 11,000c*-. Jan 1 1928 4J^s’26 A-O 1,000,000_..A pr ’28-’47 4s ’24 F-A 792,000--Apr 1 ’25-’44 4s ’25 J-D 444,000.-June 1 ’29-’45
4s g ’09 J-J
24,000c*.Jan 1 ’28- 29 TO T. DEBT Dec 31 ’26- $3,989,000 T O T .B D .D T .M a y 4’27-$40,706,000 (For maturity see V. 123, p. 3352.)
700.122 Assess, val. 1925 (about
4s g ’ 12 J-J 180.000c*.Jan 1 ’28-'31 S lnk.fds.L . V. Park ext.
Bonds.
4s ’ 19 J-J 6,000,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’39 Assessed valuation 1925 290,700,941
]A actual)_________ 1,016,563.774 4s Road A-OS450.000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’38
’ 18
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925— $9.10 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $6.90 4 43s’20A-O3.250.000c.Apr 1 ”28-’40
Street Improvement Bonds.
IN T. on 4s of 1911 and 1916 at Population in 1921 (est.)------900,000
4s ’ 12 J-J $554,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-33
4s ’ 15 J -J l,550,500c*.Jan 1 ’28-’34 office o f State Treas. and 4s of 1907
IN T . payable at the Continental & 4s ’27 J-D 15,OOO.OOOJune ’28-’47
New D etention Home Bonds.
4s '18 J -J l,810,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’38 at the office of County Treasurer, Commercial Nat. Bank.
443s’20 A-0$650.000c.Apr 1 ’28-’40
4 s ’ 19 J -J l,328,000c*.Jan 1 ’ 28-’39 and o n 5s '21 at State Treas. office.
W E S T C H IC A G O P A R K D IS T .
4s ’ 19 J-J3,850,000c*_Jan 1 ’28-'39
Infirm ary & Bldg. Bonds.
NORTH SHORE PARK DIST- 4s '10 J-J
4s ’ 19 J-J3,600,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’39
$7,500c.Jan 1 ’28 ’30 4s ’ 19 A-OS390,000c— .M ay 1 1939
4s ’ 19 J-J 1,125,000c*. Jan 1 ’28-’39 4s ’09 A-O a$6,000- - Apr 1 ’ 27-’29 5s TO J-J (260,000—July 1 ’28-’40
C ourt H
4s ’ 19 J-J2,510,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’39 4 ^ s ’ 12 A-O 512,000.-Apr 1 ’27-’32
\ 40,000___ July 1 1941 4H s’25 J-D ouse & Jail Bonds.
$4,050.000June 1 ’28-’45
4s T9 J -J l,590,000c*.Jan 1 ’ 28-'39 5s T7 J-D C88.000. .June 1 ’27-'37 5s TO J-J (55.000--July 1 ’31-’41 4s J-D ’25 3,400,000 _____ 1929-1945
M unicipal Street L igh tin g Bds. 5s ’ 23 J-J fZ295.000-.Jan 1 ’ 27-’43
162.000 __July 1 1942
4s T6J-J $) ,750,000c*. Jan ] 28- 36 TOT. D EBT June 1 ’26 -- $401,000 4s’ 11 J-J 210,000c.July 1 ’28 31 4s’27 J-D 3,000,000June 1 ’28-’474s ’ 22 J-J 1,540,000c*. Jan 1 ’28-’41 Tot. assess, val. ’23--------- 21.348,462 4s T2 J-J. 250,000--July 1 ’28-’32 BD. D EBT M ay 1 ’27--$30,583,000
4 s ’25 J-J 945,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’43 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923------ $4.60 4s T5 J-J 400,000--July 1 ’28-’35 Ass’d val., real estate.1,536,727,963
_ 412,882,285
City-Hall Bonds.
Population (est.) 1924_______ 75.000 4% s’24 J-J 600.000- .Jan 1 ’28-'33Ass’d val., personal_
4s TO J-J
$720,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’30
IN T . on bonds marked (a) State 4 ^ s ’24J-J' 000,000--Jan 1 ’34-'43 Railroad property------ 116,056,071
200,000___ Jan 1 1944 Total assessed value
Twelfth St. Viaduct Bonds.
Bank o f Chicago; (5) State Bank of
1976 (>3 a ct.)_____2,065,666,319
4s T9 J-J $730.000c*Jan 1 ’28-’39 Chicago; (c) Continental & Commer­ 5s ’25 J-J - 29,000___ July 1 1945
f
Bridge Bonds.
cial Trust Co. Sav. Bank, Chicago; TOTAL DEBT Mar 1 ’26.$3,696,000 County tax rate (per $1,000) ’26S9.10
4s g T2 J-J$1.155.000c*Jan 1 ’28-’31 (d) Northern Trust Co. of Chicago.
Tot .assess .v al.’ 2 6 _____ 383.576,767
INT. payable at County Treasury.
4s T6 J-J 2,400,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’36
Park tax (per $1,000) 1926------$8.20
Harbor Bonds.
Population in 1926 (e st.).- 600.000
NORTH WEST PARK DIST.
4 s g ’ 12 J-J $1,481,400c*Jan 1 '28-'32
IN T . payable at Reliance State C O O K C O. F O R E S T P R E S . D IS T .
4H s’ 12 F-A $80,000-Aug 1 ’ 27-’32 Bank, Chicago.
4s g ’ 16 A-O j $375,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’33
Bathing Beach B onds.
..................
\ 80.000c.-A pr I 1934
4s g T2 J-J f 82,006c*Jan 1 ’28-'32 4 H 8’ 14 J-J J28,000c-Jan 1 ’28-’29
190,000c .Jan 1 ’30-’34 C H IC A G O H E IG H T S .
4s ’ 16 M-S I 960,000-Sept 1 ’27-’34
4s g '14 J-J 130,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’33
4H s’ 16 F-A 72.000c.Feb 1 ’28-’36
Shelter House Bonds.
1 80.000—-Sept I 1935
The city is in Cook County. Com­
4s T5 J-J $100,000gc*Jan 1 ’28-’35 5s '17 F-A 22.000. . -Sept ’27-’37 mission form of government adopted 4 s ’17 M -N 1 440,000-Nov 1 ’27-’34
20.000. -Jan 1 ’29-’32 Feb. 15 1921.
1 40.000-.N ov 1 1935
4s ’25 . . .
2,000______
60.000. .Jan 1 '33-38 F unding Bonds.
5s ’20 J-J
W orthy S chool Bonds.
4s ’ 18 F-A ( 494,.500..Feb 1 -28-’35
.20.000____Jan 1 1939 5s T7 Apr $12.000---Sept 1927-32
4s T5 J-J $27,000c*.Jan 1 ’28-’35
1 40,000--Feb 1 1936
5s ’21 J-D 100,000.-D ec 1 ’35-’41 BOND. DEBT June 15 ’ 27 $128,000 4s ’ 19 J-J (1,170,000—Jan 1 ’28-’36
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
4s T7 J-J $315,000gc*Jan 1 ’28-’37 5s ’23 J-D *100,000-June 26 ’39-’43 Floating debt (add’l) ______ 120,000
1 80,000.-Jan 1 1937
’ *60,000.June 26 ’33-’36 Tot .assess .val .’26(43act.)-4,395,000 4s ’20 J-D (1,200,000—June 1 ’28-’37
(See V. 112, p. 282 for maturity.)
*50,000-June 26 ’37-’38 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$11.49
1 80,000— -June 1 1938
Boys’ School Bonds.
*20,000...June 26 1939 Population in 1920___________19.653 4>3s’21M -Nl ,400,000-May 1 ’28-’41
4s T7 J-J $142,000c*Jan 1 ’ 28-’37
4H s’25 J-D *30,000...June 26 1940
4Hs’21A-0 1,400.000.Apr 15 ’28-’41
Bridge and V iaduct Bonds.
*20,000...June 26 1941 C H IC A G O S A N IT A R Y D IS T .
4>3s’22M-S 1,600.000-Sept 15 ’27-’42
4s ’ 22 J-J $2,660,000c*Jan 1 ’28-’41
*60,000.june 26 ’42-’43
This district was organized In 1889 4 V sg’23 J-J 1.700,000corr Julyl5’27-43
Various Im provement Bonds.
2
1*60,000_ June 26 1944 and Includes the City of Chicago and 4J3sg’23J-D (800,000-Dec 15 ’27-’42
_
4s’25-26J-J$4,456,000c* Jan 1 ’28-’46
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 540.) 4M ’26 J-Df 120,000 _____ 1941-1944 other territory. In all over 386 square
1100,000_ Dec 15 1943
_
U80.000 _____ 1945-1946 miles. Bonds are all coupon Inform 4)^s’23 J-D (800.000—Dec 15 ’ 27-’42
Com fort S tation Bonds.
4s ’25 . . .
$8,000_______________ BOND. D EBT June 1 ’26.$1,199,000 but may be registered at option of
1100,000— Dec 15 1943
Sinking fund____________
None holder.
IN T . on bonds issued July 1 1908
4s ’ 25 F-A 900,000-Feb 15 ’28-’45
at Illinois Trust & Sav. Bank, Chi­ Assess, val. 1925________ 45,676,530 4s ’08 J-D $48.000___ Dec 1 1927 4s ’25 F-A
950.000Feb 15 ’28-’45
_
cago; on other city bonds at the City Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $4.36 4s 09 J-D
375.000—Dec 1 ’27-’29 4s’27J-J’ 15 1,000,000--Jan 15 ’28-’47
IN T . on bonds o f 1912, 1914 and 4s ’ 10 J-J
Treasurer’s office and at the Ameri­
75,000--July 1 ’28 ’30 TOT. D T. Dec 31 ’25-.$15,420,000
can Exch. Irving Trust C o., N. Y. 1916 payable at the National Bank of 4s ’ 10 A-O 2 1 2 .0 0 0 „0 ct 1 27 *30 Assessed valuation '24 1,953,209.450
Bonds of 1893 and all subsequent the Republic; on bonds o f 1917 at the 4s ’ l l J-J 212,000—Jan 1 ’28-’31 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’74_____$1.30
ssues are payable In gold.
IN T . at office of Dist. Treas., Chi,
Second Security Bank; on bonds of 4s ’ l l M-S 250,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’31

This town Is In Coles County.
Road Bonds.
-s
. . . $60,000...........................
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’ 27. $50,000
Assessed valuation 1926_ 2,631.701
_
Total tax rate (per $1,000 '26 $2.00
Population 1910. 6,902; 1920, 7.589
INTEREST payable at Springfield




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5s
5s
5s
5s

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C O O K C O . H IG H S. D . N O . 201

P. O. Cicero.
4As
. . . $12,000 _____ 1927-1930
5s ’ 15 . . .
78,100
1927-1935
5 s ’22 F-A 196,000.-Feb 1 ’28-41
5s ’24 J-J 334,000.-July 1 ’28-’44
5 s '25 - - . 291,000 ______1927-1945
5s ’26 . . .
70,000
1936-1943
BOND. DEBT April 29.’27 $981,750
Total assessed val. 1926.-22,183,800
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$40.00
Population (estimated) 1926.100,000
COOK COUNTY
D IS T . N O . 215.

H IG H

C R Y S T A L L A K E C O M M U N IT Y
H IG H S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .

This district (P. O. Crystal Lake)
is in McHenry County.
5s ’22 J-J ($108,000c.July 1 ’28-’36
I 65,000c. July 1 ’37-41
BOND. DEBT M ay 1926. $185,000
Assessed value 1926______ 4,099,376
School tax rate(per $1,000)’25$18.60
Population (est.)_____________ 4,500
IN T. at the First National Bank,
Chicago.
______

SCH . C U M B E R LA N D C O U N T Y .
County seat is Toledo.

5s ’24 M-N$170,000.Nov 1 ’28-'44
BOND. DEBT Dec 1924.. $170,000
Assess, valuation 1923-:..3,427,000
Population 1920____________ 10,696
C O O K C O . R IV E R P A R K D IS T .

4X s'18 s-a $75,000c*-July 1 ’29-’38
414s’ 17 J-J $25,000c* ...1928-1937
41£sT7 A-O 17,000c* ...1928-1937
4 1 18 J-J
^s’
18,500c* ...1929-1938
43
4s’22 J-J 100,000c* . . . 1933-1942
4M s’27 A-O 100,000c.Apr 1 ’36-’45
TOTAL D EBT M ay 1 ’27. 8480,500
Assessed valuation 1927. -20,701,188
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’24.$8.03
Population (est.)____________60,000
C O O K C O U N T Y S C H O O L D IS T .
N O . 35.

P. O. Glencoe.
5H s’21 J-J $48,000.-July 1 ’28-’35
4'As’22 J-J / 30,000c.July 1 ’35-’39
1 5,000c— July 1 1940
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $139,500
Assessed value 1926______3,562,345
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_$49.00
Population in 1926____________5,380
1NT. at the Harris Trust & Savs
Bank, Chicago.
C O O K C O . SC H . D IS T . N O . 36.

Post office is Winnetka
4H s’12 M -N$l3,000c_M ay 1 ’28-’30
43^s’ 15 A-O 15,0000.Apr 1 ’28-’35
5s ’ 18 M -N 25,500..M ay 1 ’28-’38
5M s’21 M -N 75,000_____ 1927-1942
43^s’23 F-A 16,000_____ 1927-1943
4As'23 F-A 42,000_____ 1927-1943
41^s’23 F-A 13,000_____ 1931-1943
4 ^ s ’24 M -N fl2 .0 0 0 .-M a y 1 ’36-’43
1 5,000___ M ay 1 1944
4)^s’24 M -N 43.000.-M ay 1 ’35-’44
41is’25 M -N 28,000. .M a y 1 ’37-’44
BOND. DEBT May 2 ’ 27 $287,500
Assessed valuation 1927. . 7,067,863
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___ $40 00
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 11,000
IN T. payable at Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Merchants’ Loan &
Trust Co. and First Trust & Savings
Bank. Chicago.
C O O K C O U N T Y S. D . N O . 39.

P. O. is Wilmette
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $258,000
Assess.val.’26(12)^ %act.) .5,259,448
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.--S40.00
Population in 1926 (est.)_____19,790
C O O K C O. SC H . D IS T . N O . 76.

Post office is Evanston.
BOND. DEBT .May 1 ’27 $367,500
Floating debt (add’l)______
10 500
Assess, val. ’ 27 (1-2 a c t.).. 9,642,559
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$35.00
Population 1927_____________22,000
INTEREST payable in Evanston
at City National Bank

Road Bonds.
5s ’ 19 July $24 000 _ July 1 1928
_
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $20,425
Assess, val. ’26 (M actual).5,503,654
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’ 26 $16.10
Population in 1920 (Census)..12,858
C U M B E R L A N D C O U N T Y S. D .

P O. Greenup.
S ch ool Bonds.
/$3,000. .A ug 1 ’27-’31
5M s’26 A u g l(10,500-.A ug 1 32 - ’38
1 6,000. .A ug 1 ’39-’41
TOT. BD. D T. M ay 1 1926.$19,500
Total assess, val. 1926_____ 394,713
Population 1926______________ 1,243
DALTON.

This city is in La Salle County.
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s ’26 M-N$45,000c_Nov 1 ’27-’36
TOTAL BONDED D E B T _____(?)
Population 1927________________446
D A N V IL L E .

This city Is In Vermilion County.
Incorporated Feb. 3 1839; became
a city In 1867: re-ino. Mch. 17 1874.
Bridge Bonds.
5s T5 J-J $56 OOOc.-Jan 1 ’27-’35
(See V. 100, p. 750, for maturity.)
5s ’20 J-J 226,000c..Jan 1 ’27-’40
(See V. I l l , p. 2156, for maturity.)
BON D. DEBT May 1921 $310,000
Assess, val. '25 (1-3 act.) .15,199 911
Population in 1920__________ 33.750
IN T . at Danville National Bank.
D A N V IL L E C O M M U N IT Y C O N ­
S O L ID A T E D S. D IS T . N O . 118.

This district is in Vermilion Co.
School Building Bonds.
4M s’22 J-J $710,000___ July 1 1942
TOTAL DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $726,500
Assess, val. 1926 (M act.) .16,826,332
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$32.50
Population (est.)____________ 40,000
DECATUR.

This city Is the county seat of
Macon County. Incorporated Mch.
2 1839: reincorporatea Apr. 21 1881
Commission government adopted
Jan. 17 1911. Pop’n 1920 . 43.818.
A dm inistration Bldg. B onds.
4M s’25 . . . $40,000_______________
W ater Im pounding Bonds.
_
5s ’20 A-0$260,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’39
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s ’ 10 A-O $16.000c. .O ct 1 ’27-’30
4M s’25 J-D 70,000_______________
W a ter-W ork s B o n d s.

4s ’09 A-O $13,000c_ Oct ’27-’29
_
5s ’ 12 A-O 46,000--O ct 1 ’ 27-’33
4M s’16 . . .
32,000_______________
5s ’ 18

M -S 225,000 .......... 1928-1938

4M s’25 J-D 150,000_______________
Fire Dept. Bonds.
4M s’25 J-D $55,000_______________
BOND. DEBT M ay 1926 $945,000
C O O K C O . S C H . D IS T . N O . 97.
Sinking fu n d ____________ 206,299
Post office is Oak Park.
Assess, val. ’25_________ 19,340.000
4H s’ 12 J-D $25,000c - - . J ’n e l 1928 Total tax (per $1,000) 1925-.-S23.80
4H s’ 13 J-D 30.000c. June 1 ’ 28- 29
IN T . on all bonds payable at
4 Ms’ 14 J-D
9,000_______________
4sM ‘ 16 J-D 70,000c. June 1 ’28-’31 Milliken National Bank.
5s T8 J-D 80.000c. June 1 ’31-’34
5s ’20 J-D 90.000c.June 1 ’34-’37 D E C A T U R P A R K D I S T R I C T .
45,000c. June 1 ’ 28-’36
This district (P. O. Decatur) is
4 Ms’ 22J-D
49,000c— -June 1 1937 In Macon County.
76,000c. June 1 ’38-’39
$12,00 Oc. July 1 ’28-’29
120,000c-June 1 ’40-’42
32,000c-July 1 ’30-’33
4M s’26 J-D 250,000_______________ 4Ms’25 J-J
30,00Oc. July 1 ’34-’37
4M s’24 J-D 190,000c.June 1 ’28-’44
14,000c_ July 1 1938
_
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27*1,024.000
90,000c-July 1 ’39-’44
Assess, val. ’27 (A a ct.)..20,819,731
fl4,000c_July 1 ’28 ’30
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926...$35.00
24,000c. July 1 ’31-’34
Population in 1927 (est.)_____60,000 4M s’25 J-J
28.000c.July 1 ’35-’38
INTEREST payable at the Illinois
54,000c-July 1 ’39-’48
Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago.
110,000c_ July 1 1945
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27. $316,000
C O O K C O . S C H . D IS T . N O . 93.
Total assess, value 1926.-21,000.000
4M s’ 10 J-J $14 000c.July 1 ’28-’30 District tax rate (per $1,000)’26$9.98
4 Ms’ l l F-A 15.000c.-Aug 1 ’27-’31 Population (est.)____________ 54,000
4M s’ 12 F-A 10.000c.. Aug 1 ’27-’32
IN T . at First National Bank of
6r T3 J-D 20.000c.June 1 ’28-’33 Chicago.
5s ’ 15 J-J
lO.OOOc.July 1 *28-’30
4Ms
J-D 10,000-June 15 ’28-’31 D E C A T U R S A N IT A R Y D IS T
5s T8 A-O 50 .000 -.0ct 1 ’27-’38 5s ’20 M -N /$8 ).000..M ay 1 ’£8 ’35
6s ’20 M -N220.000_.Nov 1 *35-’40
l 60.000.-M ay 1 ’ 36-’38
5 s ’22 . . . 120,000......... 1927-1942 4Ms’20M-N 260,000--M ay 1 ’ 28-’40
BOND. D EBT M ay 1927 $457,000 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $585,000
Assessedval. ’ 26 (A act.) 13,761,734 Assessed value 1927_____ 41,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$15.18 Population in 1926__________ 53,350
Population in 1926 (est.)____ 62,053
Pi in. and int. at the Milliken Nat.
IN T. at Central Trust C o., Harris Bank, Decatur, or at First Nat
Trust & Sav. Bank and Cont. & Com Bank. Chicago.
Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago, and
First Trust & Savings Bank.
D E C A T U R S C H . D IS T . N O . 61.
4s 09 M N$135,000c..............-.1929
C O O K C O U N T y I T d . N O . 156.
5s 13 M-N x$100.000c-Nov 1 1933
(P. O. Calumet City.)
4M s’ 17 M-S 225,000_____ 1926-1937
S ch ool W arrants.
(For maturity see V. 104, p. 577)
6s
. . . $60,000___________1932 5s ’20 F-A$105,000..Aug 1 ’27-’40
BONDED D E B T _____________ (? ) 4Ms’24
450,000.-June 1 ’28-’44
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’27$1,022 500
C O O K C O U N T Y S. D . N O . 170 Sinking fund_______________460,000
P. O. Chicago Heights
Equalized val. 1926 (abt.
4Ms’20 . . . $80,000 ___ .1927-1936
30% actual)__________ 20,601,000
4M s’2 5 M -S 65,000___ .1930-1942 School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$38.50
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27 $230,000 Population 1925 (est.)_______ 55,000
Assess, val. (M actual) ’27.5,143,159
IN T. at Harris Tr. & Sav. Bank,
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’25S40.00
Population, 1920___
.19.640 Chicago.
CRETE.

Lake County, and includes the cities
of Highland Park, Lake Forest and
the village of Deerfield.
High School Bonds.
4Ms l4 A-O $84,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’34
4M s’24M-N 180,000c.Nov 1 ’27-’44
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $264,000
Floating debt (add’i)_____
24,535
Assessed valuation 1926-_15,883,214
School tax (per $1,000) 1926.$22.00
Population in 1920 (est.)_____17,285
IN T . at First Trust & Savings
Bank. Chicago.
D E L A V A N C O M M U N IT Y H IG B
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T . N O . 304.

E A S T L IV E R P O O L
D IS T R IC T .

D R A IN A G E

This district (P. O. Lewistown) is
In Fulton County.
Drainage Bonds.
$16,000_ Aug 1 1927
_
47.100-Aug 1 ’28-’30
6s ’ 18 F-A
_
16,000_ Aug 1 1931
15,800— Aug 1 1932
TOTAL D E B T April 1923- $142,000
EAST PEORIA HIGH SCH. D.
This district (P. O. East Peoria) is
in Tazewell County
6s ’20 J-J /$50,000c.July 1 ’28-’32
i 65,000c.July 1 ’33-’37
(24,000_____ 1927-1934
5s ’26 F-A (56,000_____ 1935-1942
I 8,000___________1943
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 ’25---$130,000
Population 1925 (est.)________ 3,500
Prin and int at Continental &
Commercial Nat Bank, Chicago

This district is in Tazewell and
Logan counties.
5Ms
June$120,000c.June 1 28-’37
BOND. D EBT June 10 ’27. $120,000
Total assessed value 1924.-3,034,326
School tax (per $1,000) 1925. .$12.10
IN T . payable at the Harris Trust
E A S T ST. LOU IS.
& Savings Bank, Chicago.
This city Is In St. Clair Co. Ino.
Feb. 16 1865; re-lne. Aug.
D O W N E S G R O V E S A N IT . D IS T . Commission government 28 1888.
adopted
This district (P. O. Downers Nov. 6 1917.
Grove) is in Du Page County.
Park Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
6s’26 Sept 1 $72,000.-Sept 1 ’28-’36 5s ’19 s-a $100,000..........1935-1939
Basin C onstruction Bonds.
TOTAL BONDED D E B T _____(?)
- .s
. . . $20,000........................ Funding Bonds.
DU P A G E C O U N T Y .
6s ’21 _ $406,000____ due serially
_
Wheaton is the county seat.
R efu nding Bonds.
Road Bonds.
4 Wg'08 Sept $712,500c..Sept. 1 1928
4 Ms’23M-N $509,000—M ay 1 ’28-’43 GEN. BD. D T . Apr 30 ’27 $862,000
4M s’25M-N 509.000c.May 1 ’28-’43 Floating debt (add’l) _____
7,000
f 10,000.-M ay 1 ’ 29-’30 Assessment debt (add’l),
150,000
4Ms’25 M -N 90,000..M a y 1 ’31-’39 Assess, val.real estate____15,755,980
(60,000. .M a y 1 ’4C-’43 Assessed val. personal_____5,085,100
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27_$1.180.000 Other assessable property. .4,586,175
Ass’d val. ’26 (50% a ct.).34,095,826 Tot. ass’d val.’26 (2-5act.)25,427,255
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’25 $16.00 Total tax (per $1,000) 1926. .-893.20
Popula’n 1910, 33,432; 1926, 90,000 Population in 1920 (C ensus)..66,740
INTEREST on refunding bonds
IN TEREST at Chicago.
by the State Treasurer at SpringDU P A G E C O U N T Y C O M M U N IT Y field, 111.
H IG H S C H O O L D IS T . N O . 94.

P. O. West Chicago.
4M s’25 - . - /$20,000___ Jan 1 1930
1120,000-Jan 1 ’35-’40’45
BOND. D EBT Apr 15 ’27- $140,000
Total assessed value 1926.-2,925,274
Population in 1926 (est.)_____ 5,000
DU P A G E C O U N T Y S C H . D IS T .
N O . 36.

E A S T ST. LOU IS P A R K D IS T .

lA s'10
I A b'U
4 s ’ 12
5 s ’ 19
5s ’21
o s ’22

F-A $25,000c__ Aug 1 1930
M-N200.000c_ Nov 1 1931
_
J-J
54.000c.-July l ’28-’32
. . . 100,000___ Sept 1 1939
- - . 184,000___ Aug 1 1938
...
75,000___ June 11942
f 5,000c— Sept 1 1932
is ’ 22 s-an (20,000c.Sept 1 ’33&’36
(25,000c.Sept 1 ’37-’41
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’27 -S I,182 000
Assessed valuation 1926 - .29.788,542
IN T . payable in East St. Louis
at Illinois State Trust Co.

P. O. Wheaton.
4Ms’25 M -N$60,500c.M ay 1 ’27-’39
4 K s’26 M -N 80,000--M ay 1 ’37-’45
BOND. DEBT Apr 18 ’27- $140,500
Tot .ass’d val. ’27 (abt. A act)2,995,015
Population in 1925 (est.)_____ 6,500 E A S T SID E L E V E E & SAN . D IS T .
This district (P. O. East St. Louis)
Is In St. Clair and Madison counties,
DU P A G E S C H . D IS T . N O . 99.
This district (P. O. Dawners and embraces what Is known as the
•
‘American Bottoms" opposite the
Grove) is in Du Page County.
city of St. Louis, Mo.
S chool Bonds.
45^s’27 M-S $150,000c.Sept 1 ’33-’46 5s ’23 J-D|$200.000___ June 1 1938
I 100.000___ June 1 1939
TOT. BD. D T. Mar 15 27- 108,000
Assessed value 1927______ 2,165,691 TOT. D E B T June 1 ’27 -- $800,000
Population 1927 (est.)_______ 10,000 Assess, val. 1926 ( A act.>-49,380,420
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926__ $11.80
E A R L V IL L E C O M M U N IT Y H IG H Population in 1927 (est.)___ 175,000
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T N O . 380.
IN T . payable at District Treas­
This district (P. O. Earlville) is in urer's office.
La Salle County.
f$4,000-.July 1 ’28-’29 E F F IN G H A M .
This city is in Effingham County.
9,000.-July 1 ’30-’32
4 % s’26 J-J •20,000.-July 1 ’33-’37
Sewerage Disposal Bonds.
5s
30.000.Ju ly 1 ’38-’43 ’27 J-J3 $25,000c.July 1 ’32-’43
For
112.000- -July 1 ’44-’45 maturity see V. 124, p. 2487.
BOND. D EBT Apr 13 ’27- $75,000 T O T .B D .D T . Jan 3 ’2 7 --52,800
Total assessed value 1926. . 1,917,011 Assessed value 1926---------- 1,584,329
Population 1926 (est.)________ 3,200 Population 1920--------------------- 4,024
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Earlville.

E L G IN .
E A S T A L T O N C O M M U N IT Y H . S.
This city Is In Cook and Kane coun­
D IS T . N O . 44.
ties. Ino. Feb. 28 1854: re-lncorp.

This district (P. O. Wood River)
is in Madison County.
School Bonds.
($12,000______1935-1936
I 14,000______1937-1938
5s’26J-D15( 8,000___________ 1939
I 15,000___________ 1946
5s ’26 J-D 15/ 8 ,0 0 0 .-...............1939
15.000
______ 1940
32.000
_1941-1942
34.000
_1943-1944
TOT. BD. DT. Dec 15 ’26- $180,000
Total assess, valuation ’26-5,602,461
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 11,000

Oct. 18 1880. Commission govern­
ment adopted Jan. 21 1911.
Swimming Pool Bonds.
5s ’ 23 J-J $35,0 0 0 c ------ 1927-1942
W ater-W orks Bonas.
5s ’21 A-O$125,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’40
Bridge Bonds.
5s ’ 17 July $30,00Cc-July 1 ’28-’37
BOND. D EBT Apr. 22 ’26 $236,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) - 147,130
Water debt (incl.)_______
165.000
linking fund (water)______
20,000
Assessed val. 1925 (about
A actual)_____________ 14,275,824

Municipal Bonds
IN Q U IR IE S IN V IT E D

M U N IC IP A L

D E P A R T M E N T

A. G. Beckerl& Co.
137 S. LA SALLE ST.

C H IC A G O

54 PINE ST.

NEW YO R K

D E E R F IE L D -S H IE L D S T O W N ­

SH IP H IG H S C H O O L D IS T .
This town is in Will County.
This district (P. O. Highland Park)
Improvement Bonds.
6s ’26 . . . $110,000____ 1927-1936 Is in Lake County. It comprises the
.
BONDED D E B T _____________ (?) . townships o f Deerfield, West DeerPopulation 1920________________ 945 Ifield ana the south part of Shields in




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ILLINOIS—CITIES AND TOWNS

1927.]

MILWAUKEE
SAN FRANCISCO

ST. LOUIS
MINNEAPOLIS
PORTLAND
SEATTLE

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ILLINOIS—CITIES AND TOWNS

BOND. DEBT M ay 2 1 ’25 $970,000
300,000
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.883.69 Floating debt (add’l)____
Pop’n 1910,25.976; 1920_____ 27.451 Assessed value 1924---------25,727,718
IN T . payable at City Treasurer’s Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 24.$24.80
IN T . at Evanstbn State Bank,
office.
Evanston.
______
E L G IN S A N IT A R Y D I S T R I C T .
This district (P. O. Elgin) is in FAIRFIELD. in Wayne County.
This city is
Kane County.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '24 M-N$645,000c-M ay 1 ’27-’44
$10,400..........................
(For maturity see Y. 118, p. 1947.)
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’25 $665,000 5s W ater . Bonds.
. .
$l,700c....... .................
Assessed value 1924______ 14.290,113 _s
...
6,800.........................
Dist. tax rate (per $1,000)’24-$8.40 - ,s
..
Population__________________ 30,000 TOT. BD.. D T . 7,000_____________
June 3 ’ 27- $25,900
IN TEREST payable in Chicago.
Assessed valuation 1927__ 950,000
Population in 1925 (Census)_ 3,170
_
E L G IN ( C o n c l u d e d ) .

E L G IN U N IO N SCH. D IS T . N 0 .4 6 .

S chool Bonds.
5s T9 July $95,000c-July 1 ’28-’32
5s ’20 Apr 120,000c. Apr 1 ’33-’39
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '2 7 .. $215,000
Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (H act.) 14,374,873
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--833 00
Population in 1926___________33,000

FRANKLIN CO. S. D. NO. 34.
P. O. Christopher.
5H s’ 19 J-J $14,000-.July 1 ’28-’34
BOND. DEBT June 6 ’21. $29,000
Floating debt (add’l ; ______
70.OO0
Assessed val. real estate_
_ 721,000
Assessed val. personal_ - 413,000
_
I N T . payable at Elgin by T owd- Tot.ass’dval. (50% act.)’201,134,000
ship Treasurer.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920____$20.00
Population in 1920____________8.000
E L L IS V IL L E C O M M U N IT Y H IG H
FREEPORT.
SC H . D IS T . N O . 223.

This district (P. O. Ellisville) is in
Fulton County.
($2,000c.July 1 ’28-’29
6s ’21 J-J ■ 6,000c_July 1 ’30-’33
8,000c. July 1 ’34-’37
10,000c.July 1 ’38-’41
GEN. BD. D T. July 28 ’24 $30,000
Floating debt (additional)7,500
Assess, val. (30% act.) ’24. 759,000
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’24.$6.70
Population at present time____1,800
IN T . payable at the First National
Bank, Chicago.
E L M H U R S T S C H . D IS T . N O . 46.
S c h o o l B o n d s.

5s T8 . . . $10,000.-July 1 ’28-’29
5s ’ 22 . . .
30,000..July 1 ’28-’32
5s ’24 J-J
50,000.-July 1 ’ 28-’37
5 s ’ 26 J-J
50,000.-July 1 ’35-’44
TOTAL DEBT M ay 15 ’ 27 $164,000
14,000
Sinking fund_____________
Assessed valuation 1926_ 3,545.000
_
School tax rate(per $1,000) '26 $36-20
Population in 1927 ( e s t .) ____12,500

This city Is In Stephenson County
Inc.Feb.14 1855: re-lno. Apr. 18 1882.
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s TO M -N $9,0 0 0 c...M a y 1 1930
4As'\2 J-D 25.000c..D ec 15 1932
R efu nding Bonds.
4H s’ 10 F-A $62,00 0c...A u g 1 1930
Park Bonds.
4Jis’26 - - - $40,000__________-1946
GEN. BD. D T . M ay 1 ’27. $96,000
Assessment debt (add'l)_
_
55,039
Floating debt (add’l ) ______ 280,962
Staking f u n d " ___________
66,391
Assess, value real estate_ 6,155.675
_
Assess, value personal____ 2,762,267
Other assess, property____ 58.14 2
Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (J4 act.) .9,206,686
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$23.20
Pop’n 1920. 19.669; 1926, 22,000
IN T at City Treasurer's office.
F R E E P O R T P A R K D IS T R IC T .

4 ^ s ’ l l F-A $20,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’30
5s T9 J-J 40,000c.July 1 ’30-’39
5s '23 J-D 30,000.-June 1 ’34-’43
TOTAL DEBT M ay 1 ’24 $104,000
val. '24 (50% a c t .).,9 .385,450
EL P A SO T W P . H . S. D . N O . 375. Ass’d tax rate (per $1,000) '24. .$3.80
This district (P. O. El Paso) is in Dist.
Population in 1924 (e st.)_____21.000
Woodford County.
S ch ool-B u ild in g Bonds
ORT S H.
6J*sT9M-N $60,000c.May 1 5 ’28-39 F R E E P district C(P. D IS T . N O . 145.
O. Freeport) is
5>3s’20 M -N 55.000c.M ay 1 ’28-’39 in This
Stephenson County.
5s ’22 M -N 1
30.000cMay 15 ’40-’41 A
J-D$450,000c.Dec 1 ’30-'44
U 3,000c-.M ay 15 1942 4 A s'24 M-S
7,500c. _ _Sept 1 1927
BOND. DEBT Apr. 1 '27. $163,000 4 s
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '27. $457,500
Assessed valuation, 1926
ass’d val. 1927 (abt.
(about 1-5 actual)_____ 2,680,404 Tot. act.)________________ 9,318,721
y2
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $22.60 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $30 00
Population (estimated)_______ 3,000 Population 1927 (est.)_______ 22,000
IN T . on 4% s at Merchants Trust
E M PIR E T W P . H . S. D . N O . 344.
C o., Chicago; on 4J^s at Stephen­
This district (P. O. Le Roy) is in son County Bank o f Freeport.
McLean County.
5s T9 F-A $65,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’39 F U L T O N .
5s
F -A / 4,000c_Aug 1 ’ 27-’28
This city is in Whiteside County.
1 33.000c. Aug 1 ’ 29-'39
W ater Works Bonds.
BOND. DEBT June 8 ’27-.$102,000
($2,000c.July 1 ’27-’28
Assessed value 19^6_______ 2,517.000 5s ’26 J-J
10,500c-July 1 ’29-’35
School tax rate (per $1,000)’26 $27.50
10,000c. July 1 ’36-’40
2,500c. ..J u ly 1 1941
EVAN STO N . "
25,000
This city is in Cook Co. Inc. as a T O T .B D .D T . July 1 ’2 6 ---882,103
Assessed value 1926________
town 1863; village 1872; city 1892 Population 1920______________ 2,445
Incinerator bonds_________ $105,000
Lake front cquisition bonds 208,000 GALENA.
Park B onds.
This city is in Jo Daviess County.
4A s'24 F-A $55,000 -------- 1927-1937
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4H s’23 M-N127.000 _____ 1927-1943
4M s’23 M -N 21,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’33 4Ms’ 17 M-N-j( $6,000-M ay 1 ’28-*29
16,000-May 1 ’30-’33
4l|s’25 J-D 40,000c.June 1 ’ 28-’35
[ 20,000-May 1 ’34-’37
Filtration Plant, Park & Pump. GEN.
4>Ss’24M-N (286,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’42 Water B D . D T . M ay 1 ’27 $42,000
debt (tael.)________
42,000
1 39,000____M ay 1 1943 Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_
9,700
B uilding Bonds.
(add’l ) ______
16,500
4s ’ 10 M -N $8,000c..N ov 1 ’27-’30 Floating debt real estate___ 772,580
Assess, value
4 s ’07 A-O
8,000..................1927 Assess, value personal_____ 696,100
W ater Bonds.
Other
4s T3 J-J $75.000.-July 1 ’28-’32 Total assess, property_____ 148,399
assessed value 1927
Fire S tation Bonds.
(about A actual)_______ 1,617,079
($30,000-.June 1 ’ 28-’ 37 Population in 1920( Census)_ 4.742
_
4 K s’27 J-D( 20,000.-June 1 ’38-’42
25.000.
-June 1 ’43-’47
BOND. D E B T Apr 30 '27 $979,000 GALESBURG. Knox County. Ino
This
In
Water debt (included)___
414.000 Jan. 27city is re-lnc. July 20 1876.
1841;
Assessment debt (add’l ) . . 3,256,149 {B u ilding Bonds.
TOTAL D E B T _________ 4,235,148 4s '05 F-A $17,5 0 0 c...A u g 1 1952
Assess, val., real estate_ 23,144,863
_
W ater Bonds.
Assess, val., personal___ 4,619,036 4 J<isT0 J-Da$75,000____Dec 1 1930
Other assessable property.
716,161 4H sT5 M-N 9,0 00..N ov 1 ’27-’35
Tot. ass’ val. ’26 (14 a ct.)-28,480,060 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’ 2 3 .. $245,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924..$113 80 Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
86,125
Population in 1920---------------- 37.215 Floating debt (add’l)______ 144,319
IN T . at office of City Treasurer.
Sinking funds— General_
_ 225,940
W a te r_________________
77,421
E V A N S T O N P U B L IC S C H O O L Water debt, incl__________ 214,000
D I S T R I C T N O . 75.
Assessed
_
($20,000. .July 1 ’32-’35 Assessed val., real estate_ 7,816,930
val., personal____3,007,131
4H s’24 J-J { 50,000.-July 1 ’36-’40 Other assess, property____1,216,163
75.000. -July 1 ’41-'43
( 30,000___ July 1 1944 Tot.ass’d val.’22 (A act.)_12,040,224
Total tax (per $1,000) 1922..$62.30
4 ^ s ’26 J-J 375,000c____ 1931-1946 Population in 1920___________23,834
BOND. DEBT Apr. 8 ’27 $914,000
IN T. on bonds marked (a) at
Ass’d val. ’26 (H actual)_18,536,700 Chem. Nat. Bk.. N. Y .
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--S32.20
Population in 1927__________ 54,221 G A L L A T IN C O U N T Y .
INT. at First Nat. Bank.Chicago
County seat is Shawneetown.
BOND. DEBT May 20 *27____None
E V A N S T O N S C H . D IS T . N O . 76. Total equal, value 1926
4y2s ’25J-D J$5,000c.- -June 1 1935
(abt. 35% a ct.)________4.372,170
\40,000c*June 1 ’ 36-’39 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $11.50
_
( 20,000c_ Sept 1 1932 Population (est ) 1926_______ 14 000
_
4 K s’25M -S 110,000c-Sept 1 ’33-’43
Prin. and tat. at Continental &
I 5,000c-__Sept 1 1944 Commercial Nat. Bank o f Chicago.
BOND. D E B T M ay 16 ’27 $237,500
Assessed valuation________9,642,559 GEN ESEO.
This city is in Henry County.
Population (est.)____________ 22,000
IN T. at City National Bank,
W ater Bonds.
Evanston.
5s ’25 . . .
$6,000_____ 1927-1930
Paving Bonds.
E V A N S T O N T O W N S H IP H IG H 5s ’25 . . . $10,400_______________
SCH O O L D IS T R IC T .
(Due serially in 1-10 years.)
This district is in Cook County.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $11,500
4 A s'22 S DS340,0 0 0 .-July 1 ’28-’34 Assessment debt__________ 186,904
(For amount due each year see V. Ass’d val. 1926 (a pp rox.).. 1,505,000
116, p. 642)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S68.90




G E N EV A S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .

[V ol.

124.

H A R T W E L L D R A IN A G E A N D

LEVEE D I S T R I C T .
This district (P. O. Geneva) is in
This district is in Green County.
Kane County.
$2,000. -Apr 1 ’28-’29 6s ’23 F-A $190,000c-Aug 1 ’34-’43
5s ’23 Aprl
3.000. .A pr 1 ’ 30-’31BOND. D E B T Apr 21 ’25-$250,814
5.000.
-Apr 1 ’32-33 IN T . at Continental & Commer­
30,000--Apr 1 ’34-’43 cial Nat. Bank, Chicago.
BOND. DEBT Apr 28 ’24- $56,500
Assessed value 1923_______ 1,656,603 H A R V E Y S C H . D IS T . N O . 152.
Population (estimated)_______ 3,000 TOTAL D E B T Apr 1 1927 $100,000
IN T. at the Harris Trust & Sav­ Floating debt_____________ 140,000
ings Bank, Chicago.
Assess, val. ’25 (abt l-10act)2552,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____ $4.00
G IL L E S P IE C O M M U N IT Y H . S Population 1925_____________ 12,500
D . N O . 186.

This district (P. O. Gillespie) is in
Macoupin County.
5H s’19 J-D $60,000c-July 15 '27-’39
BOND. DEBT M ay 11 ’ 27 $60,000
Assessed value 1926______ 2,623,958
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$17.50
Population 1926 (est.)________ 7,000
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Chicago.
GLEN E LLYN .

This village is in Du Page County.
Village Hall Bonds.
4J4s’25F-A ($6,000c -Aug 1 ’28-’33
\ 27,000c.Aug 1 ’34-'45
Corporate Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25 F-A $54,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’35
TOTAL D E B T (Aug. 1925) $92,500
Assessed valuation, 1924-_1,919,146
Population 1910, 1,763; 1920, 2,851
G R A N IT E C IT Y P A R K D IS T .

This district (P. O. Granite City)
Is in Madison County.
I$15,000-. July 1 '28-’30
5s '22 J-J ( 14,000..July 1 ’31-’32
[ 9 0 ,000 ..July 1 ’33-’41
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27 $123,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
8,000
Assessed val. ’27 (approx.).5,000,000
(Prop, assessed about 1-3 actual.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926-.$6 20
IN T . payable at the First National
Bank of Chicago.
G R A N IT E C O .
N O . 149.

COM . H .

S. D

P. O. Granite City.
5s '20 F-A$239,000. _Aug 2 ’27-’40
(See V 111, p 1678, for maturity )
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’26. $262,000
Assessed value 1925_______7,658,859
Population 1925 (est.)_______ 27,000
Prin. and int. at First Nat. Bank,
Granite City.

H E R R IN .

This city is in Williamson County.
W ater Fund C ertificates.
6s ’25 M-SS640,000..S e p t 1 ’27-’50
(For maturity see V. 121, p. 1942.)
BOND. D E B T (Sept 1925) $663,500
Assessed valuation________ 2,144,115
Population in 1920 (Census)-. 10,891
I N T . at the Chicago Title & Trust
Co., Chicago.
H E R R IN T W P . S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. Herrin) is in
Williamson County.
School B onds.
5s
. . . $75,000_____ 1930-1944
TOTAL BONDED D E B T
(?)
H IG H L A N D P A R K E A S T P A R K
D IS T R IC T .

This district (P. O. Highland
Park) is in Lake County.
Park Bonds.
($2,000_ Oct 15 1928
_
5s’26 A-O15 (20,000_ Oct 15 1929
_
fl0 ,0 0 0 ---0 c t 15 1930
T O T .B D .D T . Oct 26_____$172,500
Assessed value 1926_______ 5,919,906
Population 1926 (est.)________ 7,500
H IL L S B O R O .
This city is in M on tgom ery C o .

Incorporated in 1855. Commission
government adopted Feb. 14 1911.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s ’23 J-J $25,000____Jan 1 1943
(Optional Jan. 1 1928.)
W ater Bonds.
5s ’26 M-N$40,000____M ay 1 1946
(Optional 1931.)
BOND. D EBT June 9’27. $68,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) _____ 50,000
Sinking fund_______________ 6,000
Total val. 1926 04 actual). 1.520.646
Total taxrate(per $1,000) '26-.S8.62
Population 1910 , 3,424; 1920..5.074

GRANITE C IT Y UN. S. D. N O .126. H O O P E S T O N S C H . D IS T .
This district (P O. Granite City)
This district is in Vermilion
is in Madison County.
County.
s '06 M -S $2,000...........................
S ch ool B uilding Bonds.
_s ’ 13 J-D 20,100 ...............................
($5,000_____July 1939
5s ’20 J-J 161,000_______________ 5 s ’27 J-J
30,000--July 1 ’40-’42
1.000 _ June 1 1930
_
80,000--July 1 ’43-’46
2.000 _ June 1 1931 T O T .B D .D T . Jan 1 ’2 7 --. $115,000
_
_
3.000 _ June 1 1932 Total assess, val. ’26_____ 2,301,348
4.000 __ June 1 1933 Population 1926 (est.)_________ 6,000
5s '25 J-D
15.000. .June 1 ’35-’37
30.000. . June 1 ’38-’42I L L IO P O L IS S C H . D IS T .
7.000 __ June 1 1943
This district is in Sangamon
i 8,000___ Junel 1944 County.
BOND. DE B T. M ay 1 ’26 $258,000
School Bonds.
Total assess, val. ’25_____ 6,412,862 4Ms’26 J-D $100,000c-June 1 ’28-’45
Population (est.)_________
25,000 TO T.BD.DT.June 1 ’26 -- $100,000
IN T . at First National Bank, Assessed value 1925-------- 2,351,447
Granite City.
Population 1926 (est.)_______ 2,500
G R U N D Y C O U N T Y S. D . N O . 54. IN D IA N

G R A V E D R A IN . D IS T .

P. O. Morris.
f$20,000..D ec 1 ’28-’31
4 y s ’22 J-D 15,000..Dec 1 ’33-’35
4,000___ Dec 1 1936
( 40,000-.D e c 1 ’39-'42
BOND. DEBT Dec 1923.. $113,500
Assessed valuation 1923
2,352,620
Population (estimated)_______ 4,800
IN T . at First National Bank of
Chicago.

6s ’ 18 J-J $34,2 0 0 c____ 1928-1930
6s '20 J-J 55,000c_____ 1931-1935
6s '14 J-J 96,400c_____ 1927-1931
TOTAL DEBT May 1 ’27..$185,600
Population in 1920 (est.)________ 500
INTEREST payable at the Illinois
State Barm, Quincy.

H A M IL T O N .

JAC K SO N C O U N TY.

This city is in Hancock County.
Commission government adopted
Aug. 1 1911.
BOND. DEBT M ay 20 ’26 $29,000
Water debt (add’l) _______
18,000
Assess, debt (add’l)________ 6,399
Floating debt (add’l)_______ 4.200
Assess, val. ’ 24 (1-3 a c t .) - .1,119,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924__ $57.8o
Population 1910, 1.627; 1920.-1,698

This district (P. O. Quincy) is in
Adams County.
D r a in a g e B o n d s.

Murphysboro is the County Seat.
C ourt House Bonds.
4 )4s
J-J $375,000-July 1 ’29-’46
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 2023).
TOT. B D . BT. M ay 1927- $375,000
Total assessed val. 1926-.11,674,600
Total tax rate per $1,000____ $65.00
Population 1920_____________37,091
J A C K S O N V IL L E .

This city Is In Morgan Co. Inoor.
re-inc. April 4 1867.
Commission government adopted
Jan. 31 1911; abandoned M ay 1 1919.
Power Plant Bonds.
5s ’20 M-S $26.000--M ar 1 ’28-’40
W at. Wks. & Power Plant Bds.
4 A s ’24 J-D $52,000c_June 1 ’28-’39
F iltration Plant B onds.
5s ’2 0 M-S ($ 2 4 ,0 0 0 cMar 1 ’ 2 8 -’ 39
\ 1,000 c-.M a r 1 1940
5s '2 0 J-J
21,6O0C-$1,5OO yearly
F unding Bonds.
5s '19 J-D ($77,500c_Dec 1 ’27-38
_
\ 7,50®c_ Dec 1 1949
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s ’ 18 J-J $45.000--July 1 ’28-’38
4 ^ s ’26
30,000--June l ’28-’40
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4 J^s’25 J-D $7,000c
June 1 1928
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $291,500
Assess, val. ’ 2 6 (1-2 act.)-.6,326,528
City tax (per $ 1 ,§ 0 0 ) 1 9 2 6 ______$6 .9 1
Population in 1920 (Census).. 15,713
All interest payable at office of
City Treasurer.

H A M IL T O N S C H O O L D IS T R IC T . Feb. 3 1830;

This district is in Hancock County.
S chool B uilding Bonds.
5s '26 M -N $43,000--M ay 1 ’31-’45
T O T .B D .D T . Nov 1 1926- $52,000
Assessed value 1925----------1,041,249
Population 1926 (est.)_________ 1,400
H A R L E M C O N S. S C H . D IS T .

This district (P. O. Rockford R. 9)
is in Winnebago County.
.s ’ l l _
_
$3,540____$1,180 yrly
B uilding Bonds
_s ’ 18 . . .
$8,800____$4,400 yrly
BOND. DEBT M ay 20 '26 $53,320
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
24,000
Tot. ass’d val. ’27 ( A a ct.)-1,173,040
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S37.40
Population 1927 (est.)________ 3,500
H A R R IS B U R G .

This city is in Saline County.
City Hall Bonds.
5s '26 F-A $80,000--Aug 1 ’27-’46
TOTAL BONDED D E B T —
(?)
Population 1920______________ 7,125
H A R R IS B U R G T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. Harrisburg)
is in Saline County.
Road Bonds
5s ’23 M -N$105,000c-M ay 1 ’ 28-’34
TOT. BD. D T . M ay 1 ’27- $105,000
Equaliz. v a l.’25 ( A act)-.3,861,430
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-S89.10
Population (estimated)______ 30,000
IN T . at National Bank o f Com­
merce, St. Louis.

JA C K S O N V IL L E S C H . D. N O . 117

This district (P. O. Jacksonville)
is in Morgan County.
6s ’21 F-A $94,000..Feb 1 ’28-’40
(See V . 112, p. 1053, for maturity.)
tR efu n d in g Bonds.
[ $4,000c___Feb 1 1928
5s ’ 22 F-A 42,000c.Feb 1 ’ 29-’34
I 66,000c-Feb 1 ’35-’40
BOND. DEBT M ay 15 ’26 $285,000
Sinking fund______________
15,000
Ass’d val. ’ 25 (A a ct.)____6,393,429

J une, 1927.]

ILLINOIS—CITIES AND TOWNS

J A C K S O N V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T . K E N N E Y S C H . D I S T . N O . 117.
N O . 117.
This district is in De W itt, Macon

Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$27.50 and Logan counties.
Population 1920____________ 15,713
S chool B uilding B onds.
f Interest at the Harris Trust & 534s’20 F-A 132,000c-Feb 1 ’28-’35
Savings Bank, Chicago.
U2,000c.Feb 1 ’36-’39
5J4s
. . . $49,000_______________
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $93,000
J E R S E Y V IL L E .
1,691.465
This city is in Jersey County. Tot.assess.val.'25(34 act.) '26_$1620
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)
Commission government adopted Population 1926 (est.)________ 2,000
Feb. 20 1917.
F unding Bonds.
5Ms
. . . $12,000c.........
1938 K E W A N E E .
This city is in Henry County.
BOND. DEBT M ay 25 ’25 $56,000
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
6,000 Commission government adopted
Water debt (add'l)_______
23,500 Jan. 24 1911.
W ater Bonds.
Total assess, value 1924___ 1,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1924-.S13.30 134s’ 16 M-S $40,000_____ 1927-1936
Electric Light Bonds.
_
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 3,839
4Ms’22J-J Jt $98,000cJuly 1 ’ 27-’40
\
t6.000c..July 1 1941
J O L IE T ,
This city Is In Will County. Ino TOTAL DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $188,000
Water debt— ____________
84,000
Feb. 26 1845; re-incorp. Aug. 5 1876. Assessment debt_________ 369,000
Commission government adopted Floating debt (add’l ) ______
45,000
Feb. 2 1915.
Tot. assess. val.'26(34 act.)5,007,753
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1926___ $9 14
4M s’24 M-S $48,000___ Mar 1 1944 Population 1926_____________ 20,000
Crematory Equipm ent Bonds.
t Int. at the Continental &
4)4s’24 M-S $47,000____Mar 1 1944 mercial Nat. Bank, Chicago. Com­
R efu nding Im provement Bonds
5s ’ 14 A-O J$21,000-.Oct 10 ’ 27-'33
1 1,000_ Oct 10 1934 K E W A N E E S C H . D IS T . N O . 51.
_
Judgm ent Bonds.
This district is in Henry County.
4 34s’ 14 J-D $37.000-June 1 ’28 ’34
S chool B uilding Bonds.
W ater-W orks-Im provt. Bonds. 5s ’22 A -O I$100,000.- Apr 1 ’28-’38
4s T2 A-O $20,000c..A pr 1 '28- 32
1 60.000--Apr 1 ’39-’42
414s'14 J-D 21,500.June 1 ’28-'34 TOT. BD. D T. May 5 ’ 27. $170,000
434s’24 M-S 190,000___ Mar 1 1944 Assess, val. ’27 (about
...
24,500_______________
1-3 actual)_____________4,744,250
W ater R efu nding Bonds.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 $40.00
434s’ 14 J-J $12,000..July 1 ’28-’34 Population 1927 (est.)_______ 20,000
Street Incinerator Bonds.
IN T . at First Nat. Bk.. Chicago.
434s’ 14 J-D $5,000--M ay 1 ’2S-’ 34
Park Bonds.
434s’27M -N /$75,000--M ay 1 ’ 28-’32 K N O X C O U N T Y S C H O O L D IS ­
T R I C T N O . 117.
1100,000.-M ay 1 ’33-37
P. O. Abingdon.
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’2 7 -- $405,500
School B uilding Bonds.
Water debt (incl.)________ 246.500
Spec, assess, debt (add’l ) - - l ,306,200 4)4s’ 17Junel I $4,000-June 1 ’28-’29
\30.000--June 1 ’28-’37
Floating debt (add’l ) ______ 277,486
Assess, val. real estate,__ 10.099.485 TOTAL DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $47,000
Assess, val. personal_____ 2,806,305 Ass’d val. ’27(abt. J4 act.)_1,355,187
Other assessable property.
520,717 School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$35.00
Tot .asses .val.’27( A act.) .13,336.507 Population (estimated)_______ 3,300
Total tax (per $1,000) 1927..$4H.90
Population 1927_____________ 45,000 L A K E C O U N T Y .
County seat is Waukegan.
IN T. on water (1912) at Will Co
C ourt House Bonds.
Nat. Bank, Joliet; on all other bonds
434s’23 J-J $238,000--July 1 ’28-’43
at the City Treasurer’s office.
5s ’ 18 J-J 250,000--Jan 1 ’28-’36
5 s ’20 J-J 600,000--July 1 ’28-’39
J O L IE T S C H O O L D IS T . N O . 86.
Road Bonds.
This district (P. O. Joliet) is in 4 K s’26 J-J $730,000--July 1 ’27-’46
Will County.
BOND. DEBT June 9’2 7 -$ l,783,500
5 s ’ 18 J-J $20,000r*_-$10,000ann Assessed value real estate. 16,721,606
5s ’ 19 J-J 300,000r*July 1 ’27-’36 Assessed value personal--25,660,840
(80.000r*July 1 ’29-’36 Other assessable property 9,855,145
6s ’20 J-J (80,000r*July 1 ’37-’38 Tot.ass’d val.’26(34 act.).52,238,191
l90,000r*July 1 ’39-’40 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $6.60
4 ^ s ’23 J-J (100,000r*July 1 ’33-’42 Value of property owned_ $600,000
_
\100,000r*_-July 1 1943 Population in 1920__________ 73,991
4J4s’25 J-J 40,000r*July 1 1941
IN T. on all bonds payable at Con­
434s’25 J-J f90,00Or*July 1 ’34-’42 tinental & Commercial Trust &
\50,OO r*._ July 1 1944 Savings Bank, Chicago.
O
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27. $950,000
Ass’d val. '26 (34 act.)---- 20,395.415 LA G R A N G E .
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $27 50
This city is in Cook County.
Population 1926_____________63,000
Fire Bonds.
5s
F-A $12,000c_Aug 1 ’27-’38
J O L IE T T W p T h IG H S C H . D IS T .
5s
F-A
9,000c_ Aug. 1 ’27-’35
This district is in Will County.
Sewer Bonds.
434s’ 16 J-J $70,000c. .Jan 1 '28-’34 6s ’26 Dec 31 $26,400-Dec 31 ’28-’36
5s ’22 J-J 350.000c.July 1 ’28-’34
Incinerator Bonds.
{ 175,000c. July 1 ’35-’41
’27-’43
4 J^s’24 J-J( 37,000c—-July 1 1942 434s’26 J-JD $34,000r-July 1$81,400
( 38,000c—-July 1 1943 TOT. BD. T . Jan 1 ’27 -f 175,000c. July 1 ’35-’41 Total assed. val. 1926--------3,816,464
4J4s’24 J-J 38,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1942 Pop'l 1920, 6,525; 1927(est.) —9,500
37,000c...July 1 1943
_s ’ 25 J-.T 10,000____July 1 1935 L A K E F O R E S T .
43£s’25 J-J $50,000.-July 1 ’36-’40
This city is in Lake County.
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27 $1,040,000
W ater Bonds.
Ass’d val. '27 (34 a ct.). —22,736,532 434s’26 F-A $175,000c-Aug l ’28-’43
School tax (per $1.000) '26___$27.50 TOT. BD. D T. Aug. 14’26- $295,000
Population in 1926---------------- 65,000 Water debt (incl.)------------ 240,000
Total assessed value 1925—6,461,742
IN T . at Chicago.
Population 1920---------------------- 3,657
K A N E C O U N T Y S. D . N O . 101.

Batavia is the County Seat.
School Bonds.
4As
$70,000-- July 1 ’35-’44
T O T .B D .D T . Mar ’27_— $114,000
Total assess, value 1926---- 2,624,857
Population 1926 (est.)-------------5,000
K A N E C O. S. D . N O . 129.

P. O. Is Aurora.
S chool Bonds.
4s ’ 12 J-J z$l 5,000—July 1 ’27-'29
44£s’15 M -N 30,000c_Nov 1 ’30-’35
434s’ 17 J-J
50,000c_ July 1 1928
_
434s’24 M -N / 15,000c—May 1 1928
(lOO.OOOcMay 1 ’29-’37
434s’25 J-J 30,000c_July 1 ’34-’35
434s’26 J-J 40,000c*July 1 ’28-’35
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $280,000
Assess, val. ’26 (34 act.) —$6,779,551
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $33 90
Pop’n in 1927 (est.)__________ 14.000
x INT. on 4s of 1912 at the Mer­
chants’ Nat. Bank, Aurora; on 434s
o f 1915 and 1917 at Halsey, Sutart &
C o., Inc., Chicago, and on 434 s of
1924 and 1925 at Northern Trust
Co. o f Chicago.

LA SALLE C O U N T Y S. D . N O . 45.

P. O. is Streater.
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27. $25,000
Ass’d val. ’25 (J4 actual)-.5,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$32.50
Population in 1925 (est.)_____ 16,000
L A SALLE C O U N T Y
D I S T R I C T N O . 122.

SCH O OL

P. O. La Salle.
/ $20,000--Sept 1 ’27-’36
434s’22M-S-j 21,000--Sept 1 ’37-’39
I 24,000--Sept 1 ’40-’42
BOND. D E B T June 10 ’26 $160,000
Assess, val. 1925 (.A actual)4,140.718
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '25—$2 60
Population (est.)------------------ 15,000
IN T. at La Salle State Bank, La
Salle, or may be collected through
Caldwell, Mosser & Willaman, Inc.,
Chicago, free of expense.
LA SALLE C O . S. D . N O . 280.

Post Office is Mendota.
5s g '16 June $44,c00c--------------------($4,500 yearly June 1)
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $39,500
K A N E C O. SC H . D IS T . N O . 131. Tot. assess, val. ’26 (1-5 act)3000,000
School tax (per $1,000) ’26----- $13.50
P. O. Aurora.
(est.)________
4s --$105,000--1931--10,000 a yr. Population 1926 in Mendota. 4,500
IN T. payable
434s-- 280,000--1942__15,000 a yr.
TOTAL DEBT May 1 ’27- $385,000
Assess, v a l.’27 (1-2 act.) .12,928,395 L IT C H F IE L D S C H O O L D IS T .
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$33.60
This district (P. O. Litchfield) is
Population in 1926 (est.)------- 45,496 in Montgomery County.
IN T . at Town Treas. office.
J$3,000—Dec 1 ’ 27-’ 29
10,000—Dec 1 ’30-’34
12,000--Dec 1 ’35-’38
K A N K A K E E COUNTY.
County seat Is Kankakee.
C ourt-H ouse Bonds,
4s ’09 J-J $24.000--July 1 ’28-’30
20,000--D ec 1 ’39-’43
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27.
$30,000
5,000___ Dec 1 1944
Tot. assess, v a l.'26(34act) 25,711,753
P A p r l’2 6 - ~ $50,000
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’ 26-S14.00
Population 1910, 40,752; ’20, 44,930 Assessed valuation 1926— 1,786,326
7,300
Population (estimated)____
IN T. is payable in Northern Trust
C o., Chicago.




!

201

BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26- $15,000
Assessed val. 1925 (est.)_ 6,000,000
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923____ $8.00
Population in 1923 (est.)______ 8.000

BOND. D EBT M ay 5 1924 $18,000
_ 799.000
Assessment debt (add’l) _
Assessed value 1923_______ 3,345,842
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___$21.21
Population in 1920__________ 12,072
* IN T . at office of Village Treas.

M cD o n o u g h c o . c o m
H IG H S. D . N O . 318.

M E LV IN

L O C K P O R T T W P . S C H . D IS T .

m u n it y

C O M M U N IT Y

H IG H

SC H . D IS T . N O . 312.
P. O. Good Hope.
This district (P. O. Melvin) is in
School B uilding Bonds.
6 s '19 Apr $20,000c—Apr 1 ’28-’31 Ford and Livingston counties.
_
$2,OOOr_ Nov 1 1927
BOND. D EBT May 1921- $50,000
9,000r.N ov 1 ’28-’30
Assessed value 1918_______ 1,083,900
Population___________________ 1,500 6s '21 M -N 17,000r-Nov 1 ’31-’33
15,000r-Nov 1 ’34-’36
12,000r.Nov 1 ’37-’38
M cH E N R Y C a COM . H . S. D.
21,000r-Nov 1 ’39-'41
N O . 153.
BOND. DEBT May 1924- $78,000
P. O. Harvard.
5s ’20 J-J $130,000c_July 1 ’28-'40 Assessed value 1925_______ 1,678,750
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $175,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— .$13.00
Population (est.)______________2,500
Total assessed val. 1925
(about 1-6 actual)______ 4,103,000
IN T . payable at Continental &
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$16.20 Commercial National Bank, Chicago
Population in 1925 (est.)______ 6,000
M E T A M O R O T W P . H IG H S C H .
Prin. and int. at Harvard.
D IS T . N O . 122.
M cLEA N C O. C O M M U N IT Y H . S.
This district is in Woodford Co.
D . N O . 355.
5s '15 July $25,000____July 1 1935

BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $23,500
P. O. McLean.
($2,000—M ay 1 ’28-’29 Assess, val. 1924 (about)-.1.250.000
110,000—M ay 1 ’30-’34 School taxrate(per$l,000) ‘25-$12.70
534s’20M-N ( 4,000___ M ay 1 1935 Population in 1920 (Census)_____935
IN T . at Continental & Commer­
I 5,000___ May 1 1936
12,000-May 1 ’37 &’38 cial Nat. Bank, Chicago.
14,000
May 1 ’39 &'40
BOND. DEBT M ay ’29 ’26 $103,000 M E T R O P O L IS S C H O O L D IS T .
This district (P. O. Metropolis) ia
School tax (per $1,000) ’25____$10.40
Principal and interest payable at in Massac County.
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’26None
the First Nat. Bank of Chicago.
Assess, val. '25 (A a ct.)_ 2,516.730
_
McLEAN CO. COM. H. S. D. School tax (per $1,000) 1925—$12.40
NO. 377.
Population 1925______________ 6,600
P. O. Hey worth.
$4,000___ June 1 1928 M IL L E D G E V IL L E COM . H . S. D .
.June 1 ’29-’33
N O. 212.
6s '20 J-D 35,000.
This district (P. O. Milledgeville)
40 000—June 1 ’34-’38
. 20,000.-June 1 ’39-’40 is in Carroll and Whiteside counties.
$5,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’32
BOND. D EPT Apr 1923-- $120,000
Assessed value 1927_______ 2,000,000 5s ’20 M -N 30,000c.M ay 1 ’33-’37
16,000c.May 1 ’38-’39
Prin. and int. at Merchants’ Loan
9,000c. ..M a y 1 1940
& Trust Co., Chicago.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $80,000
Tot. ass’d val.'26 (30% act ,)2,072,230
MACOMB.
This city Is In McDonough Oounty Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $13.70
W ater-W orks Extension Bonds. Population 1926 (est.)-------------2,000
Prin. and int. at the Harris Trust
4H s’ 10M-N $15.000c_May 1 ’28-'30
BOND. DEBT M ay 20 ’26 $20,000 & Savings Bank of Chicago.
Tot .assess .val .’25(34 act.)6,255,710
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’22------- $56,80 M O L IN E .
This city is in Rock Island County.
Population 1910, 5,774; 1920—6.714
INT. on engine-house bonds pay­ Incorp. Feb. 14 1855; re-incorp.
able at Macomb Nat. Bk.; on others Aug. 29 1872. Commission govern­
ment adopted Jan. 3 1911. Voted to
at Union Nat. Bank, Macomb.
revert to Alderman Form Dec. 31
1918 effective May 1 1919.
M ACOM B S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
W ater-W orks Extension.
434s’ 14 M-N$42,00G—May 1 '28-'34
t)4s’ 12 J-J $50.000c—July 1 ’28-’32
W ater W orks Bonds.
C ity-H all Bonds.
434s - . - ($810,000_ Dec 15 1930
_
t 90,000-Dec 15 ’31-’45 Sf ’ 12 Sept $20.000c.Sept 1 '27-’30
$81,500
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $40,000 GEN. B D . D T . M ay 1'27
Water debt (incl.)_______
60,000
Total assessed value 1926
(about 1-5 actual)____ $3,216,667 Assessment debt (add’l ) - - 1,098,600
6,500
School tax rate(per $1,000)’26-$27.50 Sinking fund____________
Population 1926 (est.)________ 8,000 Tot.ass’d val.’26(34 act.)-12,124,322
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— $86.80
Population 1910, 24,199; 27, 34,000
M A D IS O N .
IN T . at Mechanics A Merchants
This village is in Madison County
Savings Bank, Moline, and City
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’19 July $4.000____July 1 1928 Treasurer’s office.
TOT. BD. D T . M ay 1 ’ 26. $47,000
Assess, val. -25(abt 2-5 act) 2,000,000 MOMENCE T O W N S H IP .
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 8,000
This township is in Kankakee Co.
IN T . at Village Treasurer’s office
Road Bonds.
5 s ’ 19 M -N S16.500--.............-1929
M A D IS O N C O U N T Y .
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26- $16,500
Edwardsville is the county seat.
Tot.assess.val.’25(1-2 act.) 1,715,122
Road Bonds.
.
__ Population in 1920 (Census)— 2,298
5 s ’ 19 July! $330,000..July 1 '28- 39
TOTAL DEBT April 1927 $330,000 M O N M O U T B .
Total assessed value 1926
This city is in Warren County.
(about 60% actual)____53,773,075
W ater-W orks Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $7.80 5s ’ 10 M-S ]$3,000-Sept 1 ’ 27-’29
Population in 1920---------------106,896
17,500____Sept 1 1930
6s ’24 A-O 90,000___ Apr 1 1934
M A R IO N C O U N T Y .
(Optional any interest-paying date.)
County seat is Salem.
R efu nding Bonds.
F unding Bonds.
434s’08 A-O $10,000____Oct 1 1928
4M s’24 M-N$110,000Nov 15 ’42-’51
City Hall Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’26- $110,000
f $6,000c.Apr 1 28- 29
Floating debt (add’l)______
40,000 434s’ 1 3 A -0
5,0 00c..-A p r 1 1931
Assess, val., real estate____8,081,335
l 30 ,000 c...A p r 1 1933
Assess, val., personal_____2,026,740 BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27. $140,500
Other assess, property____1,280,525 Sinking fund (cash)----------10,000
Total assess, val. 1925 (34
Assessed valuation 1926— 3,287.722
actual)________________ 11,388,600 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $79.50
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)’26$16.00 Population in 1920____________8,116
Population 1 9 1 0 ,3 5 ,0 9 4 ; 19 2 0 -3 7 .4 9 7
I N T . a t C on t. & C om . T r . &
IN T . at National Bank o f Salem 8a v. Bk., Chicago .
or State Bank of Salem.
M A D IS O N C O . U N IO N SC H O O L M O N R O E C O U N T Y .
Waterloo is the county seat.
N O . 126.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27None
Post Office is Granite City.

434s’06 Sept $6,000_______________
_s T3 June 30,000_______________
5s ’20 J-J 168,000---------------------BOND. DEBT April 1924- $204,000
Assessed valuation 1923---- 5,596,430
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923- —$40,00
Population in 1923 (est.)------- 23,000

Total assessed value 1926
(about 3-5 actual)______ 8,331,953
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------$16 00
Population in 1920 (C ensus).. 12,839
M O N T IC E L L O , T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. Monticello) is
In Piatt County.
S chool Bonds
M A R IO N T W P . H IG H S C H . D IS T .
$120,000 ____1927-1932
This district Is in Williamson Co. 5s
BOND. D E B T July 1 ’26- $154,000
Organized Jan. 1912.
_
4s ’ 12 J-J $12,000..........1927-1929 Population in 1920 (Census)_ 3,130
BOND. D EBT Mar 3 '2 3 - - $88,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
50,000 M T . C AR M E L S C h Td I S T . N O . 33.
This district (P. O. M t. Carmel) is
Assess, val. '23 (34 a ct.)----3,500,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1923 —$23.90 in Wabash County.
S chool B uilding Bonds
Pooulation m 1923 (est.)------- 17,000
i $4,000--- Apr 1 1928
INT. at Merchants-Laciede Nat
5s '13 A-O] 4,500____Apr 1 1929
Bank, St. Louis.
( 20,000--Apr 1 ’30-’33
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27. $28,500
M A T T O O N T O W N S H IP .
This township is in Coles County Ass’d va’ ’n 1927 (34 act.)-.2.221,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$40 00
R efu nd ing R ailroad Bonds.
4s g ’ l l July $46,000____July 1 1931 Population in 1927___________ 9,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1919- $136,000
Assessed valuation 1918_ 2,903.977 MT. VERNON^
_
This citv is in Jefferson County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1916-.S100.40
Popul’n 1910. 13,347; 1920, 14,333 BOND. DEBT Nov 13 '16. $53,000
Assessed (Real estate______ 1,710,606
valua-i Personal________ 259.283
M AYW OOD.
tion ’ 15(T o t a l................... 1,969.889
This village Is in Cook County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1 9 1 5 - --$12-00
♦Street Bonds.
434s’ 15 F-A $8,000.Aug 16 ’28-’30 Population 1910, 8,007; 1920, 9,815

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ILLINOIS—CITIES AND TOWNS

M T. V E R N O N S C H O O L D IS T .

BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $839,000
Ass’d val.’26(abt.l-3 act.).24,560,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___ $3.30
Population in 1926__________ 63,503
IN T. at Central Trust C o., State
Bank and the Continental & Com­
mercial Trust & Sav. Bank, Chicago
M T. V E R N O N T W P . H IG H S. D. and First Trust & Sav. Bk., Chicago.
This district (P. O. M t. Vernon) is
O ’F A LLO N T O W N S H IP H IG H .
In Jefferson County.
SC H . D IS T . N O . 203.
School B uilding Bonds
This district is in St. Clair County
5s '20 July $84,000?$6,000 yrly on
5s ’ 24 M-N$77,000- -M ay 1 ’28-’43
l July 15.
BOND. D EBT Apr 18 ’27- $78,000 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $82,000
Tot. ass’dval. '27 (A act.)-3 .733,213 Tot .ass’d val.’26 (abt. J4act) 1,846,662
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S20.10 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926___ $15.10
Population in 1927__________15.000 Population (est.)____________ 2,379
IN T . at Illinois Merchants Trust
M O U N T P U L A S K I T W P . H I O B C o., Chicago.

This district (P. O. M t. Vernon)
is in Jefferson County.
5s ’24 J-J $48.000c.July 1 ’28-35
BON D. D E B T June 1 ’27- $93,000
Population (est.)___________ 15,000

S C H O O L D I S T R I C T N O . 28.

This district (P. O. M t. Pulaski'
Is In Logan County.
4 A s’ 12Apr $19.000 c$2.000 yly M ay 1
BOND. DEBT M ay 28 ’26 $17,000
Assess, val. 1925_________ 3,000.006
chool tax (per $1,000) 1925___ $6.50
IN T . at Farmers’ Bank o f Scrog
gin & Son, M t. Pulaski.
N E W T R I E R T W P . H IG H S. D
N O . 203.

This district Is In Cook County
$4O,000c-July 1 '27 30
4J4s’ 23 J-J 190,030 _____ 1927-1935
4!4s’25
280.000c.july 1 ’36-’42
TOTAL DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $510,000
Total assessed value 1927
(about A actual)______ 18,814,901
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’ 27-$27.80
Population 1927 (est.)_______ 33,440
IN T . on bonds of 1911 payable in
Chicago at Continental & Commer­
cial Nat. Bank; on 1923 bonds at the
Northern Trust C o., Chicago; on
1925 bonds at Illinois Merchants
Trust C o., Chicago.
4 H * 'H J-J

N ILES C E N T R E .

This city is in Cook County.
B uilding B onds.
5s ’26 - - - $85,000c--------------------TOTAL BONDED D E B T ------- (?)
Population 1920________________ 763
N IX O N T W P . H . S. D . N O . 114.

P. O. Clinton. De W itt County.
5s ’25 M ay $42,000c.May 1 ’28-’41
BON D. D EBT June 1925- $45;000
Assessed valuation________1,282,865
Population (est.)______________2,000
IN T . at Continental & Commer­
cial National Bank, Chicago.
NORMAL.
This town is in Mcl.ean County
BOND. D EBT Apr 3 ’ 2 5 -. $24,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_
62,000
Water debt (included)____
10,000
Assessed valuation 1924___3,491,000
Total tax rate(per $1,000)’24_$65.55
Population in 1920 (est.)______5,143
N ORTH CHICAGO.
This cit-v is in Lake County
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’26- $148,000
Assessment debt (add’l)___
33,000
58,000
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
Wwater debt (included)_
_ 146,000
Assessed valuation 1926— 2.409,548
Population 1910. 3,306; 1920, 5,839
OAK P A R K . ~
This village is in Cook Co. Incorn
N ov. 13 1901.
W ater Reservoir Bonds.
4J4s’24 J-J ($144,000-July 1 ’29-’40
\ 16.000_ July 1 1941
_
Funding Bonds.
4)4s’23 - - . $275,000 ____ 1928-1943
Fire Dept. Impt. Bonds.
4J4s’ 14 J-J $12,500c.July 1 ’28-34
5s ’18 _
_
32,500--$2,500 yearly
4 ^ s’23 - - - 50,000 _____ 1928-1943
B O N D . DEBT M ay 20 ’27 $529,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_ 1,355,454
_
Floating debt (add’l ) ____
511,163
Water debt (included)____
115,000
Assessed val’n, rea l,___ ’-17,045,814
Assess, val., personal_____3.151,816
Other assess, property_
_
622,001
Total value 1926________ 20,819,631
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$126.10
Population 1926_____________ 55,000
I N T . on bonds o f 1924 at Continen­
tal & Commercial Trust & Sav. Bank,
Chicago; others payable at Village
Treasurer’s office.
O A K P A R K P A R K D IS T R IC T .

5s '20
5s '21
5s '22

J-D $40,000--D ec 1 ’32-’33
J-D 40,000--D ec 1 ’34-'35
M -N (40.000--M ay 1 *37-’38
110,000___ M ay 1 1939
4H s’24 J-D (10,000____June 11938
1.40,000-June 1 1939-’40
BON D. D EBT June 8 ’27. $240,000
Tot. ass’d val.’26(1-3 act.)21,499 514
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1927.-.$12 80
Population in 1927 (est.)_____63,000
IN T . on 5s o f 1921 at Northern
Trust C o., Chicago.
O A K P A R K A N D R IV E R F O R E S T
T W P . S C H . D IS T . N O . 200.

P. O. address Oak Park.
[$9,000r*--Jan ’28-’30
1 8,000r*Jan 1 ’ 31-’32
110,000r*Jan 1 ’33-’34
|22,000r*._Jan 1 1935
4s ’ 12 J-J
75,000r*July 1 ’28-’32
f 3,000r*____July 1928
4,000r*____July 1929
5,000r*____July 1930
10,000r*____July 1931
ll,0 0 0 r* ____July 1932
32,000r*____July 1933
4 Jis'23 J-J
34,000r*____July 1934
19,000r*____July 1935
42,000r*____July 1936
44,000 r*__ July 1937
46,000r*____July 1938
1.48,OOOr*____July 1939
[ 40,000r*.July 1 ’37-’38
4 J£s’24 J-J 10,000r*. .July 1 1939
[350,OOOr*.July 1 ’40-’44
4Hs'15 J-J




O LN E Y.

This city is in Richland County.
Commission government adopted
April 18 1916.
W ater-Extension Bonds.
5s ’ 12 J-J $22.000___ July 1 1932
(Optional beginning July 1 1917)
GEN. BD. D T . M ay 19 ’ 27
None
Water debt_________________ $10,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) ____ 120.000
Assessed value, real estate. 1,100,000
Assessed value, personal_ 1,800,500
_
Total assessed value 1926.-2,900,500
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924____$7.61
Population in 1926 (Census)— 6,000
INT. at Treasurer's office.

B O N D . D E B T Apr 30 ’26- $94,000
Warrant debt (add 1)______
36,000
Assessed valuation 1926___3,032.334
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925____$7.24
Popula’n 1910, 7,664; ’20______ 7.985
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
PARIS UNIOlTsCHOOL DIST.
Funding Bonds.
5s ’ 13 Sept $14,000--Sept 1 ’28-’33
TOT. DEBT M ay 2 ’2 7 .- $104,000
Floating debt (a d d !)______
70,000
Totai ass’d val.’26(A& ct.)- 3,126,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$27.50
Population 1924 (est.)________ 8,200
PEKIN.
This city is in Tazewell County.
Ino. Mch. 2 1839; re-lnc. Apr. 20
1874.
Commission govt, adopted
Feb. 7 1911. Pop’n 1910, 9,897;
1920 (Census), 12,086.
Refunding 4 A b_____________$41,000
Mun. str. railway 44$s ______17.500
Sewer 5s___________________ 20 700
Pavtng 5s (subject to call)_
_
8,600
Paving 6s (subject to call)- 270,300
GEN. B D . D T. M ay 1 ’2658,500
Assessment debt (a d d 'l)___ 193,600
Sinking fund______________ 49,586
Assess, val. ’26 (A act.)—4,661,522
Taxrate (per$1.000) 19 6 ____$81.30
PoDulation in 1927 (e s t.)..
14,500
INT. at office of M cC oy & Co. in
Chicago and at office of City Treas.

[V ol. 124,
BOND. D E B T June 5 '26- $345,000
Total assessed value 1925-.9,818,588
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000 '24-.$27.50
Population 1921_____________37,117
* IN T. at Cont’l & Com’i Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago; on 4 H s, 1922
and 1923, at the First Trust & Savngs Bank, Chicago.
Q U IN C Y .

~

This city Is In Adams County. Inc.
Feb. 21 1839; re-lno. Feb. 12 1895.
F ire Bonds.
5s T9 July $28,000c-$7,000 yearly
GEN. B D . D T . June 18 ’26 $223,000
Water debt (incl.)________ 195,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) - 812,000
TOTAL D E B T _________ 1,035.000
Assess, value real estate..12,703,265
Assess, value personal____ 5,354,285
Other assess, property____
627,687
Tot. ass’dval. ’25 ( A act.) 18,685,239
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$65 70
Population in 1920___________35,978
INT. on ali bonds payable either at
State Treas. In Springfield or at Am.
Exch. Nat. Bank of New York.
R A N T O U L S C H . D IS T . N o. 193.

This district (P. O. Rantoul) is in
Champaign County.
5s T9 May 1 $41,000c May I ’28-'39
TOT. DEBT M ay I ’2 6 -— $44,850
Assessed valuation 1926___ 1,400.090
Taxrate (per $1,000) 1925____$15.60
PEKIN COM Y H.~S. D. NO. 303. Population in 1925 (est.)______1,800
O L N E Y T W P . H IG H S C H O O L
This district (P. O. Pekin) is in
R ID G E F A R M ~ H ia H SC H . D.
D IS T . N O. 76.
Tazewell County.
This district (P. O. Ridge Farm) is
This district is in Richland Co
5s’23 Aug 15$247,000 r*_ Augl5 ’26-43
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27. $15,000 (For maturity see V. 117, p. 1693.) in Vermilion Courtly.
Total vat. ’26 (1-3 a c t .).. 2,207,419
$15,000cAug 15 ’27-’29 5s ’23 J-D $64,000c-June 1 ’28-’43
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---$13.30
7,500c__Aug 15 1930 BOND. DEBT March 1924 $76,000
Population in 1926------------------6,200 5s '25 Aug
2,500c.-Aug 15 1931 Assessed valuation________ 2,259,346
500c.-A ug 15 1932 Ponulation (estimated)_______ 2,000
IN T . at the First National Bank of
O R IO N COM .~ h 7 S. D . N O . 196.
l,500c.A ug 1 5 ’36-’38
This district (P. O. Orion) Is in
1,000c.Aug 15 ’42-’43 Ridge Farm.
Henry County.
BOND. DEBT Feb. 1925- $275,000
[812,000— Dec 1927-28 Assessed valuation________ 4,958,278 R IV E R F O R E S T .
This village Is in Cook County.
6s ’20 M -N 35,000_ Dec 1929-33 Population (estimated)______14,000
_
Incinerator Bonds.
40,000. ..D e c 1934-38
IN T. at the Harris Trust & Savings
4Ms’24M-S ($20.000c.Sept 1 ’34-’43
\ 20,000_ Dec 1939-40 Bank of Chicago.
_
l 5,0 00c.-.S ep t 1 1944
BON D. DEBT Apr 3 1925- $119,000
BOND. DEBT Sept 1924— $142,000
Assess, val. 1925_________ 2,800,000 P E K IN S C H . D IS T . N O . 108.
Water debt_______________ 106,500
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25—$1.02
S chool Bonds.
Prin and int. at Continental & 434s’ 12 June $30.000cJune 1 '28 '32 Assessed valuation 1924___3,171,437
Commercial National Bank, Chicago. 5s ’24 — - 30.000c.June 1 ’28-’33 Population 1910, 2,456; 1920.-4,358
IN T . at River Forest State Bank
_
54,000c. July 1 ’28-’45
4)4s’2 5 _
OTTAWA.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $140,000 of River Forest.
Th:s city is in La Salle County. Assess, val. '26 (A a c t .)--4 808,143
Commission government adopted School tax (per $1,000) 1926- $27.50 R O A N O K E T W P . H . S. D . 121.
This district is in Woodford Co.
Popuiation in 1926_________ .14,000
Jan. 17 1911.
BOND. DEBT June 1 3 ’ 27 $80,000
IN T . at John Nuveen & Co..Chic 5s T9 A-O $iO,0®9c.Apr 1 '28-32
5!4sT9 J-J
7.000c_Juiy 1 ’ 28-’29
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_
54,648
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27 -- $22,000
Assessed value '26 (A act.) .4,167,499 P E O R IA .
Assessed valuation 1927___1,994,624
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’25-S28.00
This city Is in Peoria County. Ino School tax (per $1,000) 1926___$1.40
Pop’n in 1910. 9,535; 1920 10,816 Feb. 26 1839; re-lnc. Oct. 20 1891.
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 2,284
_
R efunding Railway Bonds.
O T T A W A T W P H IG H SC H . D IS.
4J4s’08 J-J S10,000c-- July 1 1928 ROCHELLE TW P. H. S. D.NO. 212
434s’ 15 June $62.000c J u n e l’28-’34
This district (P. O Rochelle) is In
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $80,000 4s Bridge Bonds.
08 F-A $5.000c_Aug 1 ’27 '28 Ogle and Lee counties.
Ass’d val. ’27 (A a ct.)___ 5,000,000
4s TO July 20,000c____ 1927-1930 6s ’20 A-O ($24,000—Oct 15 ’27-’30
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $10.70
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
[100,000—Oct 15 ’31-’40
Population in 1925 (est.)_____20,000
($35,000____ 1927-1931
f 3,000_ Oct 15 1939
_
IN T . payable in Chicago at Conti­ -s ’24 J-D \80.000_____ 1932-1941
_
6 s ’21 A-O
4,000_ Otc 15 1940
nental & Commercial Nat. Bank.
BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27- $150,000
[ 13,000___Oct 15 1941
Assessment debt ("add’l ) - 126,460 BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27- $148,000
O X F O R D T W P . H . S. D. N O. 193. Floating debt (a d d !)_______________ 106,309
This district (P. O. Alpha) is in Assessed val.. real_____ 30,032,410 Total assessed value 1924
(about 2 5 actual)______3,300,000
Henry County.
personal_
_
f $8,000--July 1 '28’-31 Assessed val.. property_ 10,624,855 School tax rate (per $1,000)'26 $15.40
Other assess,
_ 2,822,150 Populat on 1925 (est.)________ 4,200
5s ’23 J-J l 18,000.-July 1 ’32-’37 Tot.ass’d val.’ 25 (H act.) 43,479,380
I 20,000--July 1 ’38-’42
BOND. DEBT July 1923.. $50,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000)’25-$70.80 R O C K F A L L S T W P . H IG H S. D .
Population 1927_____________ 91,000
N O . 301.
Assessed value___________ 1,151,900
bonds
This district (P. O. Rock Falls) is
IN T . at Continental & Commercial at IN T. on refunding railway Y .; ali
Hanover Nat. Bank. N.
in Whiteside County.
National Bank, Chicago.
others at City Treasurer's office.
[$24,000c*. Apr 1 ’28-’31
5s ’20 A -0 { 28,000c*.Apr 1 ’32-’35
P A L A T IN E T W P . S C H . D IS T .
E
IV
1 50,090c*-Apr 1 ’36-’40
This district (P. O. Palatine) is in P E O R IA P L E A S U RT RD RT . E W A Y
A N D P A R K D IS
IC
„ ____________ 4 ’26- $110,000
BOND. D EBT June
Cook County.
BOND. DEBT M ay 24 23 $25,0001Tot.ass’d val.’26(60% act.)2,291,620
School Bonds.
25.000 |
Sch. tax rate (per $i,oo©) ’26-$20.10
J$25,000c-Feb 1 ’33-’37 Floating debt (add 1)------Sinkingfund
.
18.000
5s ’27 J-J 1 50,000c_Feb 1 ’38-47 Ass d val n 1922 (A act.)_4o,484,000 Papulation in 1920------------------3.950
TOT. BD. D T. 1926______ $75,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922
$4.10
Tot. ass. val.(34act.) ’26--1,527,621 Population in 1923 (est.)____ 90,000 ROCKFORD. In Winnebago County .
This city Is
Population 1927 (est.)------------ 3,000
INTEREST Is payable In Peoria
Ino. Jan. 3 1852; re-lnc. June 8 1880.
City Yard Site Bonds.
PA N A C IT Y .
P E O R IA C O U N T Y S. D . N O . 150 4 A s ’25 M-S $47,500--M ar 1 ’28-’45
This city Is In Christian County.
Building Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
W ater Bonds
AA b'U Mar $105,000-Mar 1 ’28-'36 4s ’15
i d s ’ l l F-A $5,000c. Aug 1 ’27-'30 434s’ 15 July 72,000.-July 1 ’28-’35 4s g ’ 16 M-S $14.500.-Sept 1 ’27-’35
M-S 45,500c.June 1 ’28-’38
.8
---47,000________ ______
M-S 225,000.-M
T 6 April 81,000..A
20,000. ....................... 4s ’21 Nov 375,000.-Np r 15 '28-’36 4 j^s’25 nding bon ds. ar 1 ’28-’45
_S
___
5s
ov 1 ’27-'41
R efu
6s
—
50.000 ____ _______
M ay 4 ’27. $633,000
-_ 43,900____Mar
6,000.-M ay 1 ’28-32 BOND. D EBT (50% act.) .44,758,749 4ss ’07 M-N $39,100c_ N ot 1 1927
6s ’25 . . .
Ass'd val’n '26
4 ’07
_
1 1927
4s
1928
6s^2™Jhi?l $59,500—Jan 2 ’28-’ 34 Taxrate (per $1,000) 1926___ $27.50 4s ’08 M-N 28,500c--Dec 15 1929
Population In 1926 (est.)____ 92,000
’09 F-A 40,000c-—Feb 1
(Optional on Feb. 10 of any year)
IN I at Clearing House in Peoria 4s 11 M-S 11,900c—Sent 16 1 9 3 1
TOTAL D E B T ____________
(?)
4 K s’25
108,000____Mar 1 1945
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 6,122 P E O R IA C O U N T Y .
_
W ater-W orks Bonds.
TNT. payable at City Treas. office.
The county seat Is Peoria.
5s ’20 A-O$325,008-.A pr 1 ’28-’40
R efu n d in g Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan. 1 ’27_$1,008,900
PA N A T O W N SH IP .
’28-'33
350,000
This township Is In Christian Co. 4s ’09 M-S $33,000c.Mar 1$33,000 Water debt (incl ) ----------21 ’27
Inc. 1867. Population 1910. 6,055; BOND. DEBT M ay act.) 66,905,385 Assessment debt (add’l ) _ 2,823,075
Tot ass’d val.’24(A
Floating debt (add’l ) _____
682,000
1920 7 339.
fund, general____
113,500
TOTAL’ DEBT M ay 1 ’ 26- $30,000 County tazrate (psr $1,000)’24 $6.60 Sinking fund, water______
1920— 111,710
50,000
Total assessed value 1926-3,256,220 Pop’n 1910, 100,225; at Treas. office Sinking value real estate..31,057,100
INT on 4s of 1915
Assess,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—$100.00
Assess, value personal____15,497,256
Population in 1923 (est.)--------- 9,000 P E R U S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
Other assess, property____ 1,182,202
INT bv State Treas., Springfield
This district (P. O. Peru) is in Tot. ass’dval. '26 (A act.)47,736,388
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926--.$71.70
La Salle County.
P A N A T W P . H IG H SCH. D IS T .
Popuiation in 1926 (Census)..78,000
School Bonds.
High-School Bonds.
INT. paid by City Treasurer.
- - - $50,000_______________
5s ’07 A-O $3,000c.. Oct 15 1927 4Ms
5s ’22 M-S / 2,000___ Sept 1 1928 TOTAL BONDED D E B T _____(?)
ROCKFORD P A R K D ISTR IC T.
198,000--Sept 1 ’ 29-’42
TOW N
TOTAL DEBT M ay 5 ’26- $105,000 P E T T YtownshipS H IP .O. Chauncey) 4s ’09 J-J $29,000c__ July 1 1928
(P.
4s ’ l l J-J
15,000c___
193U
Assess, val. ’25 (A a ct.)_ 3,100,000 is This
_
in Lawrence County.
TOTAL D EBT M ay 1 ’27 $35,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924_ $17.00
_
Bonds.
Population in 1920 (Census)---- 7.339 5s Road M -N ($10,000— M ay 1 1930 Tot. ass’d val.’26(34 act.) 51,444,595
’25
Park tax rate (per $1,000)_____ $2.70
INT. at Harris Tr. & Sav. Bank.
[ 8,000. . -M ay 1 1931 Population in 1926 (est.)--------87,000
Chicago.
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’25- $65,000
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Chicago.
Assessed valuation 1924___1,299,379
PARIS.
Population___________________ 2,500 R O C K F O R D S C H O O L D IS T .
This city is in Edgar County.
IN T .
For School Building Purposes.
Incorporated 1869. Commission gov­ Chicago. at First National Bank of
5s ’21 A-O $70,000c Apr 1 ’28-’41
ernment adopted March 1 19155s ’21 A-O 112,500c.Apr 1928-’41
Sewer Bonds.
PROV
-s
. . . $1,000_______________ _________ IS O T W P . H IG H S C H . D IS . 4)4s’22 A-O 37,500c.- A p r l’28-’41
4 14s’ 15 J-J *$16,000—July 1 ’28-’31 4 - — A-O 40,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’42
J4s’22 • W ater Bonds.
5s g ’ 15 A-O $32,000c-Apr 1 ’ 28-’35 4 A s ’22 J-D-j 12,000____June 1 1928 4 A s’ 22 A-O 80,000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’42
[ 52,000--June 1 ’29-’32 4 A s’ 22 A-O 80,000c. .A pr 1 ’28-’42
Filtration Bonds.
(150,000—June 1 '33-’42 4 A s ’22 A-O 40,000c—Apr 1 ’28-’42
5s g T5 A-O $4,000c. Apr 1 ’28-31
4)4s’23 -D 100,000c or r Junel ’33 ’42 4J4s'23 A-O 42,500c—Apr 1 ’28-’43
-s
. . . 52,500_______________

J une, 1927.]

ILLIN0 1 S—CITIES AND TOWNS

R O C K F O R D S C H . D IS T . (C o n c l'd ) SA LIN E C O U N T Y S. D . NO

4>^s’23 A-O 42,500c..Apr 1 ’28-’43
4 ^ s ’24 A-O 85,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’44
4M s’24 A-O 85,000c.-Apr 1 ’28-’44
4 J^s’25 . . .
90,000____Apr 1 1944
4 ^ s ’26 . . .
90,000___ Apr 1 1944
4 J^s’26 . . .
90,000____Apr 1 1944
4J£s’26 . . .
95,000._ Apr 1 1945
_
4 ^ s ’26 . . .
95,000____Apr 1 1945
4M s’26 . . .
95,000____Apr 1 1945
For E ducational Purposes.
5s’20 M -N 150.000--Y ’ly on M ay 1
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $1,425,000
Sinking fund____________
135,000
Assess, val. ’ 27 (]4 a c t .).-49,852,884
School tax rate (per $1,000)’27 $27.50
Population 1927 (est.)_______ 87,000
R O C K F O R D T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. Rockford) Is
In Winnebago County.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1924 $57,000
Assess, val. real estate_$27,331,880
Assess, val. personal_____14,956,525
Other assess, property_ 1,049,453
_
T ot .assess .val. ’23 (>£ act)43,337,858
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’20—$7.10
Population in 1920 (Census)..75,890
R O C K IS L A N D .

This city Is In Rock Island County.
Inoorp. Feb. 27 1841; re-lncorp.
Nov. 4 1879. Commission eoverament adopted Jan. 3 1911. The city
on Jan. 16 1923 voted by an over­
whelming majority to abandon the
commission form of government and
return to the aldermanie form.
Storm Drain Bonds.
5s g T4’ J-J
$6,000_________ _____
Water Bonds.
5s g
—
$7,500_______________
Fire-Station Bonds.
6s ’ 14 J-J
$2,000...........................
P ark Bonds.
6s
...
$2 ,500 -.......................
Police-Alarm Bonds.
6s ’ 14 J-J
$3,000.........................
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’26$40,000
Assess, debt (add’l)_______ 1,225,890
Assess, val. ’21 (1-2 a c t .).12,746,133
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922____$80.40
Populat’n 1910, 24,335; 1920, 35,177
INT. payable at office of City Clerk
R O C K IS L A N D C O U N T Y .

43.

Post office is Harrisburg.
BOND. DEBT.Apr 3 1925— $68,000
Tot .assess .val.’25CJjj act.). 2,707.962
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $35.00
S A N D W IC H T W P .
D IS T . N O . 402.

H IG H

SCH.

This district (P. O. Sandwich) is
in De Kalb La Salle and Kendall Cos
School Site & Building Bonds
$7,000c
Apr 1 1928
5s ’20 A-O 16,000c_Apr 1 29-’30
81,000c.Apr 1 ’31-’39
9 ,0 0 0 c...M a r 1 1940
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’ 27. $115,000
Tot.assess.val.’27(K a ct.).2 .800.000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-S18.0O
Population 1927 (estimated)_ 3,500
_
SANGAM ON CO U N TY.

County seat is Springfield
Road Bonds
5s T9 ann $150.000c____1927-1929
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27. $100,000
Assess, val.’27 (H a c t .).-64.584,221
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926.- .$14.10
Population In 1920_________ 100.262
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office
S AN G A M O N C o T s . D . N O . 186.

P. O. is Springfield.
41is’ 12 J-D $43,750c.J’ne 1 ’28-’32
4Ms’ 15 M-S 180,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’35
4H s’ 16 M-S 50.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’36
5s ’21 M -N210,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’41
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27. $500,000
488,318
Floating debt (add’l)_____
Total assessed value 1926
()4 actu al)___________ 31,738,524
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926— $31.40
Population in-1927 (est.)_____75,000
INT. at Springfield Marine Bank.
Springfield.
______
S AV A N N A A N D Y O R K D R A IN ­
A G E D IS T R IC T .

This district (P. O. Savanna) is in
Caroll County.
Pum ping S tation Bonds.
6s ’ 18 . . . $36,000_______________
BOND. DEBT June 1919..$36.000
Assessed val. 1919__________ 88,860
SHAWNEETOWN SCH. DIST.
This district is in Gallatin County.
S chool Bonds.
. . . $40,000_______________
TOTAL BONDED D E B T _____( i )

Rock Island is the county seat.
R oad Bonds.
-s ’22 s-a$850,000--------- 1926-1942
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $850,000 SHERRARD COM H.S.D. NO. 127
This district (P. O. Sherrard) is in
Total assess, value 1927..36,592,879
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)..$20.70 Mercer and Rock Island counties.
Popul’n 1910, 70,404; 1920, 92,297 6s ’20 F-A $30.000c.Aug 1 27-’31
BOND. D EBT June 1 2 ’26 $36,000
Floating debt (add’l)______
10,000
R O C K IS L A N D C O . S. D . N O . 40. Sinking fund______________
11,000
Post office is Moline.
Assessed value 1926_______ 1,208.980
4 ^ s ’ 16 F-A $20,000._Aug 1 ’27-’30 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26. .$22.50
4J$s'13 July 37.000-.July 1 ’28-’29
5s ’ 18 J-J
20,000____July 1 1930 SKILLET FORK RIVER UNION
5s T9 J-J (20,000____July 1 1931
OUTLET DRAINAGE DIST.
175,000.-July 1 ’27-’39
This district is situated in Wayne.
B D . DEBT Apr 1 8 ’2 7 . . . $211,000 Hamilton & White Counties.
Total val. ’26 ( l act.) ..12,189,533
A
Im provement Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$40.00 5M s’26 F-A/$294,000.Aug 1 ’31-’44
IN T . at office of School Treas.
t 26,000-..A u g 1 1945
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’26- $320,000
R O C K IS L A N D S. D . N O . 41.

BON D. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $200,000
Assess, val. '26 (1-5 act.)_12,056,116
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $40.00
_
Population in 1926__________ 38,000
IN T . on bonds marked (b at
)
Caldwell, Mosser & Willaman, Chi­
cago; (*) at Cont. & Comm. Tr. &
Sav. Bank, Chicago.
ST.

CH ARLES. '

This city is in Kane County.
W ater B onds.
5s T8 M -N $l,500c_________ 1928
GEN. BD. D T. M ay 12 ’27 $1,500
Assessed value 1926_______ 1,876,490
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$19.50
Population 1926, 5,170; 1920, 4,099
S T . C H A R L E S S. D . N O . 87.
B O N D . DEBT M ay 1927. $15,000

Assessed valuation 1926..1,838,681
S T . C L A IR C O U N T Y .

Belleville is the county seat.
Road Bonds
5s ’17 . . . $220,000.-June 1 ’28-’37
5s T9 . . . 330,000..June 1 ’28-’38
5 s ’21 . . .
22,000.-June 1 ’28-’37
5 s ’22 - - . 541,000--June 1 ’28-’37
BD . DEBT M ay 15 ’2 7 --$ l ,113,000
Total ass’d val.(act.)’26.139,478,220
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) ’26 S14.00
Population in 1920 (Census).136,411
S T . C L A IR C O. S. D . N O . 118.

P. O. Belleville.
BOND. DEBT Apr 4 ’27-..$138.000
Sinking fund------------------41,200
Assessed value of district,
1926 (A actual)_______ 8,209,803
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$27.50
Population in 1926. ________ 27,875
ST

C L A IR CO. S. D . N O . 189.

(P. O. East St. Louis.) All schools
in East St. Louis were consolidated
in Sept. 1901.
4s ’08 M-S $20,000c_ Mar 2 1928
_
4s ’09 J-J
20,000c...July 1 1929
5s
J-J
4 ,3 0 0 ...July 28 1928
4j^s
J-J
30,000____1927 &1932
5s 15 J-J 150,000.-July 1 ’30&35
5s T7 s-a 105,000.Augl’27-’32-’37
5s
M-N 250,000_______________
(Due $50,000 1928, 1931, 1933. 1934
and 1936.)
TOT. BD. D T . M ay 1 ’26. $654,300
Assess, val., real________17,643.940
Assessed val.. personal— 6.515,780
Assessed val., telegraphs
and railroads_________ 5,947,521
Tot. ass’d val. (equalized)
1925 (about 1-3 actual).30.107,241
School tax (per $1,000) 1925-$35.70
Population, 1923 ( e s t .) - - j ,- -80.000
INT. payable at Treas. office.




SPARTA TW P. HIGH SCH. DIST
5s ’ 15 J-J I$28.000--July 1 ’28-’34
\ 5,000___ July 1 1935
BOND. DEBT M ay 21 ’25 $40,000
Tot.assess.val.’25 (A act).2,179,603
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19-5____ $6.90
Population in 1925___________ 9,000
SPRINGFIELD.
This city Is In Sangamon Co. Inc.
Feb. 3 1840; re-lnc. Apr. 6 1882.
Commission government adopted
Jan.21911.
Judgm ent Bonds.
5s T3 J-J
$9.000c* .-.1927-1928
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 17 M-N$39,500c* ...1927-1937
W ater W orks Impt. Bonds.
5s ’24 J-J $260,000c.July 1 ’27-’32
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 2222.)
Electric Equipm ent Bonds.
44*sT7 M -N S47,000c____ 1927-1937
5)^s’21 J-D 10,000c____ ...1 9 2 7
Elec. Lt. & Power Plant Bonds.
5s ’21 F-A$375,000c____ 1927-1941
Heating Plant Bonds.
5s ’21 J-D $2,000c__________1927
P ublic Improvement Bonds.
5s ’21 A-O $85.000c___ 1927-1931
GEN. B D . D T . M ay 1 ’26. $932,000
Water debf (incl.)_______
300,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_ 853,000
Floating debt (add’l)_____
350,000
Assessed value, real estate*20 266 000
Assessed value, personal-.*6 8l2 420
Other assessable property. 2,577,686
Total assess, val. 1926
(about A actual)______ 29,656,106
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S26.0O
Population in 1920
59.183
* Estimated. These two items
are carried as one on the assessor’s
recapitulation.
INT. paid at State Treasury
SPRINGFIELD~SANIT A R Y DIST.
This district (P. O. Springfield) is
in Sangamon County.
4 K s’25 J-J $496,000c. Jan 1 ’27-’44
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 1514.)
4 ^ s ’25 M-S 497,000--June 1 ’27-’44
(For maturity see V. 124, p. 825.)
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 ’2 7 -$ l,490,000
Assessed valuation 1926.-33,649,047
Population (est.)_____________72,000
SPRINGFIELD PLEAS. D R IV E ­
W A Y AND P A R K DISTRICT.
This district comprises the City of
Springfield and certain outlying terri­
tory— about 48 square miles.
4s ’09 M-S $3.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’29
ts ’ l l Sept 10.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’31
4« ’ 12 M-S
4,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’32
GEN. BONDS M ay 1 ’26. $31,500
Assessed valuation 1925
(about A actual)______ 33,403,375

303

District tax (per $1,000) 1925. .$4.00 T O L O N O C O M M U N IT Y H IG H
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
Population 1925 (est.)_______ 75,000
This district is in Champaign Co.
IN T . at First National Bank.
($18,000c.July 15 ’27-’33
5s ’22 J-J15 20,000c.July 15 ’34-’ 38
STAUNTON.
( 20,000c.July 15 ’39-’42
This city is in Macoupin County.
BOND. DEBT May 5 ’24. $65,000
W ater Certificates.
6s ’25J-D 15*$230,OOOcDec 15 ’27-’46 Assessed value 1924______ 1,700,000
(For maturity see V . 122, p. 245.) Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23.$15.O0
Population (estimated)_______ 1,500
W ater Bonds.
INT. at the Merchants' Loan &
5 s ’26 M -N$50,000.-M ay 1 ’ 27-’46
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 1818.) Trust C o., Chicago.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 ’2 6 .. $230,000
Sinking fund, water_______
22,000
_
Assessed valuation 1924_ 1,068,420 T O U L O N S. D . N O . 4.
This district (P. O. Toulon) is in
Population 1910, 5,048, 1920..6.027
IN T . at the Chicago Title & Stark County.
$15,000. .M ar 1 ’28-’30
Trust Co., Chicago.
18.000. . Mar 1 ’31-’33
14.000. -M ar 1 ’34-’35
5s ’20 M-S
8 T E R L IN G
8,000____Mar 1 1936
This city is in Whiteside Co. Inc.
, 27.000.-M ar 1 37-’39
Feb. 16 1857. Pop’n 1920, 8.182
Commission govt, adopted Jan 2 ’ 15 B O N D .D E 6 T M a r 3 ’25-_ $90,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25.$11.50
Subway Bonds.
4>4s’24 June $70,000.-June 1 ’ 28-’34
Hospital BondsUNION D R A IN A G E D I S T R I C T .
5s T2 Sept $3,600..Sept 1 ’27-’29
This district is in Wayne and Ed­
Bridge Bonds.
wards County,
f25,000. Sept 1 ’27-’32
($36.000c.July 1 ’28-’29
4H s’22 Sept 1( 26.000-Sept 1 ’ 27-’37
I 19,000c. ..J u ly 1 1930
! 20.000-Sept 1 ’38-’39 5H ’23Jlyl0] 36,000c-July 1 ’31-’32
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’26. $182,495
1120.000c. July 1 '33-’41
Assessment debt (add’l ) —
86.600
13,000c. ..J u ly 1 1942
Assess, val. ’25 (A a ct.)— 5,404,769 BOND. DEBT May 1924--$288,294
City tax rate (per $1,000) '26-$23.l0
IN T. at State Treasurer’s office.
INTEREST payable at Sterling at
1st Nat. and Sterling Nat. banks.
U RB A N A.
This city is in Champaign County.
S T E R L IN G S C H . D IS T . N O. 11.
S chool Bonds.
$14,0 0 0 c .-. Apr 1 1928
This district. (P. O. Sterling) is in
_
4)^s’26 A-O 15,000c_ Apr 1 1929
Whiteside County.
10,000c. ..A p r 1 1930
5 K s’21 J-J
$7,800.-July 1 ’28-’31
17,000c. ..A p r 1 1931
BONDED D E B T ________
(7)
TOT. D EBT June 3
$168,000
Assessed valuation 1925_ 4.683 728
_
3 T E R L IN G T O W N S H IP .
This township (P. O. Sterling) Is In Tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26--------$40.00
Population in 1920___________10.244
Whiteside County.
Road Bonds.
U RBAN
T . N . 116.
44£s’ 16 ann $18,000.-Apr 15 ’28-’30 BOND. A SC H . D IS5 ’27-O$158,000
DEBT
BOND. DEBT Oct 1915____ $96,000 Assess, val. ’27 M ayact.)_.4,083.728
(\4
Assess, valuation 1915------ 3,102,669 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927—.$40.00
_
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 9,268 Population in 1920---------------- 10,244
S T E R L IN G T W P . H IG H S. D .

This district (P. O. Sterling) is in
Whiteside County.
School Bonds
5s ’ 19 July ;$15,000c_July 1 ’28-’31
1 30,000c.July 1 ’32-’37
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $46,000
Assessed value 1927----------- 6,000,000
Population (est.)_____________ 10,000
S T O C K L A N D T W P . H IG H S. D.

U R B A N A & C H A M P A IG N S A N I­
T A R Y D IS T R IC T .

This district (P. O. Urbana) is in
Champaign County.
4 J^s’22 J-D$490,000_.Dec 1 ’ 27-’42
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 101.)
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’ 27 $500,000
Ass. val. 1926 (a p p rox .)..13,000,000
Populatiou 1925 (est.)-----------36,000
IN T. at the Harris Trust & Sav.
Bank, Chicago.

This district (P. O. Stockland) is
U R B A N A P A R K D IS T R IC T .
in iroquois County.
This district (P. O. Urbana) is in
5s ’ 19 F-A $6,000___ June 1 1929
BOND. DEBT M ay 5 ’27$6,000 Champaign County.
($3,000___ Oct 1 1929
Assessed value 1927----------- 1,818,765
I 8 ,0 0 0 ..Oct 1 ’30-’31
4 K s’26 A-O (20,000__ Oct 1 ’32-’35
S T O N IN G T O N S C H . D IS T .
24,000
Oct 1 ’36-’39
21,000— -Oct 1 ’40-’42
This district (P. O. Stonington)is
124,000... Oct 1 ’43-’45
in Christian County.
Reports no debt under date of BOND. D E B T Apr 1 ’ 27— $106,500
Assessed valuation 1927— 4,465,247
April 29 1926.
14,000
Population 1927 (est.)____
IN T . in Urbana.
S T R E A T O R T O W N S H IP H IG H
S C H O O L D IS T . N O . 40.

This district is in La Salle County.
5s ’22 M-N$315,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’42
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '26. $315,000
Ass’d value 1925 -------------- 5,020,715
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’25$24 00
Population in 1925 (est.)------- 17,000
IN T. at the First Trust & Savings
Bank, Chicago.
S Y C A M O R E SC H . D I S T R I C T .

This district (P. O. Sycamore) is
in De Kalb County.
/$9,000 _____ 1930-1932
4J^s '26
(16,000 _____1933-1936
150,000
1937-1946
BOND. D EBT M ay 6 ’ 27. $111,000
Total assess, valuation 1926
(abt. A act)___________ 2,247,137
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$23-70
Population 1927 (est.)------4,500
T A Y L O R V IL L E .

This city is in Christian County.
Incorporated Jan. 25 1881.
Sewer Bonds.
.s
. . . $125,000.................. .......
Park Bonds.
4J^s
. . . $30,000___________1931
BOND. DEBT Apr. 28 T9 $38,000
Assess, val. real__________ 911,499
Assess, val. personal______ 730,325
Other assessable property . .
59,864
Tot.assess.val.’ 18(l-3 act.) 1,701,688
Population in 1920 (Census)— 5,806
T A Y L O R V IL L E S C H O O L D IS T .

VALLEY C I T Y D R . & LEV. D IS T .
This district (P. O. Valley) is in
Pike County.
6s ’21 J-J ($18,000.-July 1 ’28-'30
1170,000.. July 1 ’31-’40
BOND. DEBT June 6 1924.$353,000
Prin. and int at State Treasurer’s
office.
______
VER M ILIO N C O U N T Y .

Danville is the county seat.
C oun ty Bonds.
...$ 1 3 5 ,0 0 0 .........1927-1935
Road Bonds (Payable on June 1).
is ’ 16 J-D$100,000— .$75,000 y ’ly
GEN. BD. DT. M ay 1 ’27 $688,093
Assess, value real estate..37,830,061
Assess, value personal------ 9,450,786
Other assess, property------ 9,031,667
Total assess, value 1926—56,073,712
State&Co.tax rate(perM.) '26.$13.90
Popul’n 1910, 77,996; 1920. 86,235
IN T. payable at Co. Treas.’ office.
s

V E R M IL IO N C O . S. D . N O . 4.

Hooperston is the County seat.
S chool Bonds.
($5,000___________1939
5 s ’27 J-J (30,000______1940-1942
(80,000______1943-1946
TOTAL BONDED D E B T _____(?)
V IL L A
GROVE TW P.
SC H . D IS T . N O . 231.

H IG H

This district is in Champaign and
Douglas Counties.
f $6 ,000 ..Apr 1 ’28-'29
5s ’ 19 A-O
5,000___ Apr 1 1930
4,000____Apr 1 1931
1 10,000—Aprl 1 ’32-33
GEN. BD. D T. M ay 19 ’24 $21,’000
Assessed valuation 1923---- 2.100.000
School tax rate(per $1,000) ’24-$27.50
Population in 1920------------------5.500

5s '21 M-S S90.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’41
TOTAL DEBT M ay 1924. $90,000
Assessed valuation 1923___2,804,455
Real value (est.)_________ 5,728,910
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1923.S2.75
Population (est.)______________ 7,500
IN T. payable at the First National V IL L A
PARK
NORTH
SIDE
Bank, Taylorville.
SE W E R D I S T R I C T .
The district (P. O. Villa Park) is
T H O M P SO N D R A IN . & L E V . D IS. in Du Page County.
Sewer Bonds.
This district is in Fulton County.
6s ’ 26 M-S26 $216,000-.-1928-1936
Drainage Bonds
TOTAL BONDED D E B T ____ (? )
6s 'IP F-A$202,000c.A ug 1 ’27-’3-3
BOND.DEBT June 3 ’2 6 .. $230,000
W A R R E N C O . SCH . D IS T . N O .38.
Post office is Monmouth.
4t*sT0 J-J $10,600c_July 1 ’27-’ 28
T H O R N T O N T W P . H IG H S.D .
This township Is In Cook County l a s ’ l l J-J
14,100c.July 1 ’29-'30
H igh-School Bonds.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
4s TO M -N $10,000c
Nov 1 1927 5s ’23 J-J $10,000c.July 1 ’29-’30
10,000____July 1 1931
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $345,000 5s ’26 . . .
BOND. DEBT M ay 15’27_ $40 000
Assess, val. ’26 (abt. 1-10
actual)_________________ 9,691,537 Assess, val. '27---------------- 3,510,542
High school tax (p. $1,000) ’ 26 $26.70 School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$37.50
Population in 1926 (est)_____32,000 Population in 1926__________ 10,000
IN T . payable in Chicago.
IN T. at office of Township Treas

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204
W A R S A W S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .

This district (P. O. Warsaw) is in
Hancock County.
( S8.000--July 1 ’28-’31
5s ’24 J-J i 10,000--July 1 ’32-’35
12,000--July 1 '36-’39
I 14,000.-July 1 ’40-’43
BON D. D EBT March 1°24.$46,000
Assessed valuation 1923____ 948,223
Population (estimated)____ .--2,100
IN T. payable at the Harris Trust
& Savings Bank o f Chicago.
W AUKEGAN.

This city Is In Lake Co. Commis­
sion government adopted Feb. 14 ’ l l .
5s
Oct $8,OOOc*Oct 15 ’27-’30
F unding B onds.
5s
$200,000c*$12,500 yearly
5
---- 96,000--$6,000 yearly
R efu n d in g Bonds.
5s
July $24,000c*$2,000 yearly
W ater Fund C ertificates.
5Ms’27 M -S$l,250,000-M ar 1 ’30-57
(For maturity see V . 124, p. 2179.)
BOND. D EBT June 9 ’27 $340,500
Floating debt_____________
23,608
Sinking fund______________ 44,089
Assessed value "25(A act.) 10,500,000
City tax (per $1,000) 1925...$15.00
Population in 1926___________25,095
IN T . at office of City Treasurer.

W HEATON.

This city is in Dupage Co. Inc. in
1890. Pop. '10, 3,423; '20, 4,137.
Commission govt, adopted Apr. '16.
4H s’ 15 M-N $28,500c_____________
GEN. BD. DT. Apr 20 ’27 $31,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
25,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) - - 1,301,000
Sinking fund (water)_____
21,837
Total assessed value 1926
(abt. A act.)___________2,617,854
City tax (per $1,000) 1926____ $18.50
IN T . at office of City Treasurer.
W H E A T O N C O M M U N IT Y H IG H
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T N O . 95.

This district (P. O. Wheaton) is in
Du Page County.
f $7,000c___ Oct 1 1927
5 s ’23 A-Ol 45.000c._0ct 1 ’28-’32
I 90,000c_.0ct 1 '33-’41
5,000c___ Oct 1 1942
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 1927 $172,000
Total assessed value 1926 - -3,815,386
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$27 50
Population (estimated) ’26----- 8,000
W H IT E H A LL.

W A U K E G A N C I T Y S C H . D IS T .

This city is in Greene County.
W ater Bonds.
($48,000.-M ay 1 ’ 28-43
5s
. . . \ 4.000____M ay 11944
BOND. DEBT Apr 23’2 6 -- $58,000
Assessed valuation real------ 546,910
Assessed valuation personal 522,390
Other assessable property. - 105,258
Total assess, valuation 1924
(abt. A act)____________1,174,558
Population 1910, 2,854; 1920, 2,954.

W AU K EG AN P A R K D IS T R IC T .

W H IT E S ID E C O U N T Y S C H O O L

W EST F R A N K P O R T .

This district is in Cook County.
5s ’20 J-J $24,000c.July 1 ’30-’37
BOND. DEBT Apr 1920-- $115,000
Assessed valuation 1919
4,410,152
Population (est.)______________7,500

44*s’ 16
$30,000--M ar 1 ’32-’36
(Subject to call after Mar 1 1931.)
BOND. DEBT M ay 1920- $143,000
Tot. assess, val.'19(1-3 act)3,717,015
Total tax rate (per $1,000) T9 $29.30
Population 1919 (est.)_______ 34,000

D I S T R IC T N O . 62.
5s ’22 M-S $63.000--$3,500 yearly
P. O. Morrison.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’24- $203,500
’ 28-’39
Assessed value 1923(M act.)9,702,779 5s ’ 22 July 1 $60,000--July 1$73,000
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27.
Assessed valuation 1926— 1,550,000
W A U K E G O N T W P . H I G H S. D .
Tax rate (per $1,000) '26----- $27.50
This dlstrlot Is In Lake County.
44$s’ 10 F-A $4,000r_Aug 1 ’27-’30 Population in 1926 (est.)------- 3,000
IN T . at the Continental Trust &
4s ’09 F-A I 8 .OOOr.Aug 1 ’27-’28
1 9,000____Feb 1 1929 Savings Bank, Chicago.
5s ’20 J-J 234,000--July 1 28-'40
5s
- - -(1 4 0 ,0 0 0 _____ 1927-1940 W IL M E T T E .
This village is in Cook County.
t 60,000_____ 1941-1945
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 ’ 23- $390,000 _s ’23 — $23,000----------------------City Hall Bonds.
Assess, val. '22 (A act.)-.9,064.442
Dec $15,OOOc.Pt yly Dec 31
School tax (per $1,000) 1922-$32.00 4 A s
Fire Department Bonds.
IN T . payable in Chicago at office
4A s
Dec $20,000c_Pt yly Dec 31
of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 9 ’25 $33,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) - 165,962
W AYNE COU N TY.
Tot. ass’d val. ’25 (A act.)-5,553,187
Fairfield is the County seat.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $11.05
S ch ool B onds.
Pop’n 1910, 4,943; 1920--------- 7,814
4s ’26 . . . $60,000_______________
T O T .B D .D T . M ay 1 ’27- $130,000 W IL M E T T E S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
63,000
Floating debt_____________
This district is in Cook County.
Total assed. val. (J£ a ct.)’26 6,712,335
School Bonds.
Total tax rate per $1,000 ’26-.$15.00 4J^s’27 J-J $42,000c-July 1 ’32-’45
Pop’l 1920, 22,722; 1927 (est.) 26,000 5s
F-A 45,000c_Feb 1 ’30-’38
5s
A-O 20,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’29
W E N O N A S C H O O L D IS T R IC T . 5s
J-J
90,000c-July 1 ’27-’42
This district is in Marshall County. 4 A s
J-J
50,000c-July 1 ’30-’46
S ch ool B onds.
T O T .B D .D T . M ay 26’27- $258,000
($25,000. Aug 1 ’30-’34 Total assess, val. 1926------ 5,259,448
4% s
F-A
35,000-Aug 1 ’35-’39 Total tax rate per $1,000 1926-S40.00
I 40,000-Aug 1 ’40-’44 Population 1927 (est.)--------- 11,000
T O T .B D .D T . M ay ’2 6 .- . $100,000
Assessed value 1926______ 2,533,080 W IN N E T K A .
Population 1926______________3,500
This village is in Cook County.
Filtration Plant Bonds.
W E S T C H IC A G O P A R K D IS T .
5s ’20 J-J ; $8,000-July 1 ’28-’ 29
See City o f Chicago.
I 60.000-July 1 ’30-’39
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’ 27 -- $72,000
W E S T F IE L D T W P . H IG H S. D . Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_ 867,700
This district (P. O. Westfield) is Tot.assess.val.(l-5 act.)’26 6,958,447
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)'26-$121.40
in Clark County.
54*s’ 19 M-S $30,000..Sept 1 ’27-’38 Population 1927--------------------11,000
BOND. D E B T Apr 23 ’23--$40,000
W IN N E T K A

This city is in Franklin County.
W ater C ertificates.
($45,000c*. Jan 1 ’28-’30
1140,000c*. Jan 1 ’ 31-’37
6s ’ 26 J-J U25,000c*. Jan 1 ’38-’42
90,000c*_Jan 1 '43-45
(200,000c*. Jan 1 ’46-’50
BOND. D E B T Feb. 1 ’26 . $665,000
Water debt (included)_____ 600,000
Assessed valuation________ 2,500,000
Population (census) 1920..
8,478
IN T . at the Cont. & Comm. Trust
& Savings Bank, Chicago.
W E S T M A R IO N T O W N S H IP .

PARK

D IS T R IC T .

Y O U N G A M E R IC A T O W N S H IP .

This township (P. O. Hume) is in
Edgar County.
Road Bonds.
-s T6 - - . $65.000.........................
TOTAL DEBT June 4 ’26- $80,000
Total assess, val. 1925_____2,025,862
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 1.990
_
W Y O M IN G SC H . D IS T . N O . 71.

[V ol. 124.

HISTORY OF DEBT.— The historical details of Michigan’s State debt
up to 1894 will be found in the "State and City Supplement” of April 1894.
page 98. In 1864 the State Treasurer reported the funded debt at $3,880,399 and $1,450,472 additional “ trust fund debt.” The bonded debt o f the
State was reported as amounting to $83,500,000 in June 1926. The
‘ ‘trust fund debt” on June 30 1926 amounted to $7,126,188.77. The term
"trust fund debt” is, however, a misnomer. In explanation it should be
said that the U. S. Govt, set aside certain lands in the State of Michigan for
educational purposes, and under the Michigan statutes the money received
from the sale of these lands is used to pay the general expenses of the State,
the law provides, however, that a certain specified rate of interest must be
annually figured on the total amount accumulated from said sales and be
paid over to the educational institutions specified. The amount of interest
to be so paid is raised by taxation.
LOANS—
4M s’23 A-O 2,000, OOOr *Apr 15 1943
State Fair B onds.
6s g’23 M -N ($80,000r* -M ay l ’35-42 4 ^ s ’23 F-A 2,OOO.GOOr*Aug 1 1943
\920,000r* ...M a y 1 ’43 4j^s’23 J-D 3,0OO,0OOr*Dec 1 1943
4 A s ’24 J-D 3,OOO,OO0r*Dec 15 1944
W ar Loan Bonds.
4s ’ i8 -.-$ 3 ,5 0 0 ,000c...........-.1928 4M s’24M-N 1,110,OOOr*May 15 ’44
(Optional after 5 years.)
41£s’24M-N
890,000r*May 15 ’44
4s ’ 25 F-A 1,750,000c-Aug 1 1944
Highway B onds.
4 ^ s ’ 19 J-D $1,581,000--N ov 11934 4)£s’25 F-A 1,250,OOOc.Aug 1 1944
5s ’20 M -N
419,000c-M ay 1 1934 4 s ’24 M-S 1,900,000r*Sept 15 1944
5s ’20 J-D l,000,000c.D ec 1 1940 4Ms’24M -S l,100,000r*8ept 15 1944
5 A s ’21 J-D 3,000,000c.June 1 1941 4 s ’24 M -N l,507,000c.N ov 15 1944
5 A s ’21 M -S 3,000,000c-Sept 15 ’41 44£s’24M-N 2,443,000c.Nov 15 1944
5s ’ 21 M -N 4,000,000-Nov 15 1941
Soldiers Bonus Bonds.
4 A s ’22 J-J 8,000,000--July 1 1942 5 ^ s ’ 21 J-JS15,000,000--July 1 1941
4s ’22 A-O 2.000,OOOc.Oct 1 1942 5H s’21 A-O10,000,000--Oct 15 1941
5,000,000--July 1 1932
4>£s’22 A-O 1,000,000c-Oct 11937 4s ’22 J-J
On June 30 1926 the cash balance in the State Treasury totaled $25,409.023.18 and included the following: General Fund, $1,831,385.06; Primary
School Interest Fund, $16,216,792.35; University Interest Fund,$19,260.46;
Normal School Interest Fund, $9,711.28; Sundry Deposit Account, $65,440.70; State Insurance Fund, $4,608.96; Michigan War Loan Fund of
1917, $12,825.45; Michigan War Loan Sinking Fund, $184,223.53; Voca­
tional Educational Fund, $340,175.77; Vocational Rehabilitation Fund,
$30,010.17; Soldiers’ Bonus Fund, $54,179.71; Soldiers’ Bonus Sinking
Fund, $1,435,390.30; Highway Bond Sinking Fund, $1,462,986.01; special
funds, $3,612,670.18; Specific Tax Fund, $14.12; Agricultural College
Int. Fund, $17,590.14; Swampland Int. Fund, $147.26; Escheat Fund,
$6,852.74; Rotary funds, $104,759.04.
EQUALIZED VALUATION.— Since 1856 the equalized valuation had
been determined only once in five years. The following shows the equalized
valuation and tax rate for State purposes.
Equalized Val. Tax Rate. Year.
Equalized Val. Tax Rale.
Year.
$2.21
1926 ___ ..-$7,709,790,000 $2.31 1916___ --.$2,800,000,000
3.40
2.75 1915____ - - - 2,800.000,000
1925 ------ . - 7,361,035,000
2.85
2.76 1911____ - . - 2,288,000,000
1924 ____ - - . 7,007,917,000
1.95
. 6,540,000,000
2.86 1906 ____ — _ 1,734,100,000
1923 ___
1.871
3.46 1896 ___ - - . 1.105,100,000
1922 ____ - . - 5.628,621.291
945.450,000
1.272
2.44
1886 ____
1921____ - - . 5,000,000,000
630,000,000
1.144
2.58 1876 ____ - —
1920 ----- - 4,500.000,000
3.87 1866 ___ - . 307.965.843
1.889
1 9 19____ . . . 4,500,000,000
0472
2,800,000,000
3.07 1856 ------ . . .
137,663,009
1 9 1 8 ____
2.39
1917------ - - . 2,800,000.000
The assessed valuation o f real estate and personal property in 1926 was
$7,558,802,199; in 1925 was $6,954,262,131; in 1924, $6,458,613,843; in
1921, $5,483,535,114; in 1920, $5,319,702,886; in 1919, $4,503,980,981; in
1918, $4,218,781,678; and in 1917, $4,027,364,717.
POPULATION OF S T A T E —
1920________ 3,668.412 1880________ 1.636.937 1 8 4 0 --............ 212,267
1910________ 2,810.173 1870________ 1,184.059 1830__________ 31.639
8,896
749.113 1 8 2 0 --............
1900________ 2,420,982 I 8 6 0 -.-.........
4.762
397.654 1810__________
1890________ 2.093.889 1850-----------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% .
ROAD BONDS.— The 1921 Legislature passed an Act (No. 65), amenda­
tory to an Act of the 1919 session, authorizing the State to issue bonds for
highway and bridge purposes, in amounts not to exceed $10,000,000 for
any one year, or $50,000,000 in the aggregate.
DEBT LIM ITATION.— State.— Michigan, as noted in our history of the
State’s debt, started its career as a State in Jan. 1837, when the whole land
was buoyant over its inflated enterprises carried on at public expense. So
to be abreast of the times, instead of putting any limit on the power of
the State to create debt, it put into its constitution a notice to the Leglsature to go to work at once and make provision for "ascertaining the
“ proper objects of improvement in relation to roads, canals and navigable
"waters,” that 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 and
bad 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
power of the State are contained in Sections 10.11. 12 13 and 14 of Article
X . These sections, as they stood at the time the constitution was adopted,
gave to the State very little power to incur indebtedness. The only debt
that was allowed to be created under them was $250,000 to meet deficits in
revenue, except for the defense of the State in time of war. Following the
close of the World War, however, the eager desire to improve the highway
system of the county and to reward the war veterans by paying them a bonus
had its effect upon the financial policy of Michigan. The first step in the
new direction was completed in April 1919, when the voters approved an
amendment to Sec. 10. which permitted the issuance of $50,000,000 bonds

This district (P. O. Wyoming) is
This township is in Williamson Co.
BON D. DEBT Oct 11 1916 $45,200 in Stark County.
Assess, val. (1-3 act.) T 5--l.055.314
S ch ool Bonds.
Population 1910, 6,495; 1920, 7,772
- - - $75,000_______________
IN T . at First Nat. Bk., Chicago. TOTAL BONDED D E B T —
(?)

State of Michigan.
ITS

D E B T , R E S O U R C E S , ETC.
Organized as a Territory (Act Jan. 11 1805)___July 4 1805
Admitted as a State (Act June 15 1836)____ Jan. 26 1837
Total area of State (square miles)_____________________57,480
State Capital_________________________ _________________ Lansing
Governor (term expires Dec. 31 1928)_______Fred W . Green
Lieu t.-G ov. (term exp. Dec. 31 1928)_Luren D . Dickinson
Sec. of State (term exp. Dec. 31 1928)___John S. Haggerty
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31 1928)_-Frank D . M cK ay
Auditor-General (term exp.D eo.31 1928)__Oramel B . Fuller
A tt’y-G en. (term exp. Dec. 31 1928)___William W . Potter
Supt. of Public Instruction ('term exp. June 30
1929) (assumes office July 1 1927)-.W e b ste r H . Pearce
State Highway C om ’r (term exp.June 30 ’29) Frank F.Rogers
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years the first Wednesday in
January, and there is no limit to the length o f session, excepting specie I
sessions, in attending which members can receive no more than 20 days’ p ay .




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for road improvements. Then in April 1921 the people added another
$30,000,000 bond issue, this being for the payment of a bonus to the war
veterans. The authorization o f this second issue was made by adding Sec­
tion 20 to Article X . The different sections follow:
Sec. 10. The State may contract debts to meet deficits in revenue, but
such debts shall not in the aggregate at any time exceed two hundred fifty
thousand dollars. The State may also contract debts to repel invasion, sup­
press insurrection, defend the State or aid the United States in time of war.
The money so raised shall be applied to the purposes for which it is raised
or to the payment o f the debts contracted. The State may borrow not to
exceed fifty million dollars for the Improvement of highways and pledge its
credit and issue bonds therefor on such terms as shall be provided by law.
SECTION 11. No scrip, certificate or other evidence of State Indebted­
ness shall be issued except for such debts as are expressly authorized in
the constitution.
SECTION 12. The credit of the State shall not be granted to or in aid of
any persons, association or corporation, public or private.
SECTION 13. The State shall not subscribe to nor be interested Id
the slock of any company, association or corporation.
SECTION 14. The State shall not be a pany to, nor be interested in an>
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
State and in the expenditure o f grants to the State o f lands or other property.
SECTION 20. The State shall borrow not to exceed $30,000,000, pledge
Its faith and credit, and issue its notes or bonds therefor, for the purpose of
paying to each person who entered into the military, naval or marine forces
o f the United States between N ov. 11 1918 and April 6 1927, and served
honestly and faithfully therein during the late world war, and who was a
resident in this State at the time o f entering such service, the sum of $15
for each month or major fraction thereof, of such service, up to and including
Aug. 1 1919.
Cities and Villages.— 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 provision which relates to this subject is found in
Article 8, Section 20, and is as follows:
SECTION 20 The 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 o f taxation for municipal purposes
and restrict their powers of borrowing money and contracting debts.
Section 24 of the same article permits the issuance o f bonds for public
utility purposes in excess of any limit that the Legislature may place on
municipal indebtedness, with the following proviso: Provided, That such
mortgage bonds issued beyond the general limit of bonded indebtedness
rescribed by law shall not impose any liability upon such city or village,
ut shall be secured only upon the property and revenues of such public
utility, including a franchise stating the terms upon which, in case of fore­
closure, the purchaser may operate the same, which franchise shall in no
case extend for a longer period than twenty years from the date of the sale
of such utility and franchise on foreclosure.
Pursuant to Sec. 20, laws providing for the incorporation of cities and
villages were passed by the Legislature in 1909.
By Subdivision (i) of Section 26 of Act No. 278 o f the Public Acts of 1909
villages are prohibited from incurring debt in excess o f 10% o f the assessed
valuation as shown by the last preceding assessment roll, except that in
the case o f 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 >4 of
1% o f 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 io 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 foi
a longer period than 20 years from the date of the sale of such utility and
franchise on foreclosure. The rate of tax which villages may levy for
municipal purposes is limited by subdivision (j) of Sec. 26 to 2% of the as­
sessed valuation. Subdivision (fc) 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 N o. 279 of the Public Acts of 1909. as amended by Act 203. Public
Acts o f 1911, Act N o. 5, Public Acts o f 1913, by Act No. 232, Public Acts
of 1917, by Act No. 348, Public Acts o f 1921, and by Act No. 5, Public
Acts of 1921, second extra session, known as the “ Home Rule” Act (V. 96,
p. 1107, and 1507; also V. 98, p. 405j. Subdivision (b), as last amended,
provides that each city may in its charter provide for borrowing money,
for all purposes, in a sum not to exceed 10% 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 o f the
electors voting on the question at a general or special election; and in such
cities bonds issued for public improvements in connection with which a spe­
cial assessment district is made to pay therefor, and which are a charge upon
such district, shall not be included unless the contrary is provided by the
charter, and the resources o f the sinking fund shall be deducted in deter­
mining the amount o f such indebtedness. Debt for water works purposes
may be created up to 8% o f the assessed valuation, for electric light and
power plants, 3 % , and for other public utilities, 2% ; but the total of al
indebtedness is not to exceed 10% as stated above. It is provided that in
cities having a population o f 100,000 or over, a debt of no more than 2%
of the assessed valuation may be created for any one public utility. When
a city is authorized to acquire or operate any public utility, it may, for the
purpose of acquiring the same, issue mortgage bonds therefor beyond the
general limit, o f bonded indebtedness prescribed by law; Provided That,
such mortgage bonds issued beyond the general limits of bonded indebted­
ness 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, includ­
ing 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 o f the sale of such utility and fran­
chise 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 o f fire, flood or
other calamity, the legislative body may borrow for the relief of the In­
habitants o f the city and for the preservation o f municipal property, a
sum not to exceed 34 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. Any city of 50,000 or more, owning
and operating a water works system which, by its charter, is permitted to
refund moneys advanced, or paid on special assessments imposed for water
main extensions, may borrow for such refunding from time to time as build­
ings shall be connected with the water main extensions, such bonds to ma­
ture within 30 years. No city shall have the power to incur indebtedness
or issue bonds o f any kind except for emergency purposes 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 o f incorporation.
Subdivision (a) of Section 4 allows cities to levy an annual tax not ex­
ceeding 2% of the assessed value.
Counties.— The 1908 constitution provided that counties should not incur
any indebtedness whicn would increase their total debt beyond 3 % of their
assessed valuation. At the general election in N ov. 1910, however, the
voters adopted a constitutional amendment to allow counties having an
assessed valuation of $5,000,000 or less to create debt up to 5% of this value.
The vote was 131,147 to 128,729.
Drainage Districts.— In April 1917 the voters adopted an amendment to
the constitution by adding a new section (Section 15a) to Article V III.,
which provides that “ any drainage district established under provision of
law may issue bonds for drainage purposes within such district.”
NEW MUNICIPAL BOND LAW PASSED BY 1925 LEGISLATURE.—
The 1925 Legislature passed a new municipal bond law which regula'es the
method of creating and amortizing debt, but does not disturb the limits
placed upon the amount of debt that may be outstanding against a munici­
pality as outlined above. Interest rate on bonds issued under the Act is
limited to 6% and prohibits sale o f bonds below par and accrued interest.
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where straight-term bonds are issued, an annual tax, sufficient to meet the
bonds at maturity, must be levied. No bonds, except for subways or
rapid transit or sewer disposal system for cities, shall be issued for a longer
time than 30 years, nor for a longer time than the estimated period of
usefulness of the property or the improvement for which bonds are issued.
Funding or refunding bonds authorized by Section 6 may be issued without
the vote of the electors. Section 7 requires advertised sale of bonds of
over $10,000 in a local paper, or if there be none, in a paper of general
circulation in the issuing municipality, and over $25,000 in a paper published
or circulated in Michigan, which carries as a part of its regular service
notices of sales of municipal bonds. Section 7 also provides that if no
bids satisfactory to the governing body are received at the regular advertised
sale the bonds may be sold at a private sale, and if not sold then within
30 days, must again be offered at public sale. Under Section 8 every
officer having charge of the financial records of each municipality within
60 days after the Act takes effect and during July of each year thereafter
is required to file with the State Treasurer a sworn statement giving com­
plete descriptions of all bonds, notes or other obligations outstanding, the
assessed valuation, the condition of all sinking funds, and such other
information as the State Treasurer may require. The section also requires
the State Treasurer to keep a record of all bonds issued and redeemed by
each municipality and o f the condition of their sinking funds, and prepare
an annual statement showing the amounts and maturities of bonds out­
standing, and amount of money and detailed description of all securities
in the sinking fund for their payment. Section 9 provides that after
July 1 1926 before any municipality shall issue any bonds the officer having
charge o f its records shall transmit to the State Treasurer a sworn statement
showing the dates of issuance, purposes, amounts of maturities o f all
bonds or other indebtedness outstanding, the assessed valuation of
taxable property in the municipality, the condition of the sinking funds,
and such other information as the State Treasurer may require. I f the
State Treasurer, upon the investigation of such statement, finds the pro­
posed bonds to be valid, he will then issue a certificate to that effect to the
officer of the municipality from whom the statement was received. No
bonds may be issued until such certificate has been made. The following
is the full text of the law:
Section 1. The following definitions shall apply to the terms used in
this Act:
(a) “ Municipality” shall mean any county, township, city, village or
school district in the State of Michigan.
(b) “ Governing body” shall mean the board of supervisors of a county,
the township board of a township, the council or commission of a city, the
council, commission or board of trustees of a village, the board of education
or district board of a school district.
Section 2. No municipality shall hereafter issue any bonds, or other
negotiable obligations, for the payment of current expenses, or to fund
deficiences in current revenue except in anticipation of taxes actually levied
and uncollected or for which an appropriation has been made, but any
bond issue may be made to include interest accruing before the date of the
first collection of taxes or assessments from which such interest is payable.
No bonds, or other negotiable obligations, shall be made payable on demand.
No bonds shall bear a higher rate of interest than six per cent per annum
or be sold at less than par and accrued interest: Provided, however, That
all provisions of law. now in force requiring an affirmative vote of the
electors to authorize the issuance of bonds by municipalities or permitting
the issuance of bonds by the governing bodies of municipalities, without
authorization by the electors, shall not in any manner be affected by the
provisions of this Act, except in the case of funding and refunding bonds
as provided for in section six hereof.
Section 3. No municipality shall hereafter issue any bonds except in
accordance with the provisions of this Act. I f serial bonds are issued the
first installments of principal shall fall due not more than three years after
the date of issue, and no installment of principal shall be less than one-third
the amount of the largest installment, except that serial annuity bonds
may be sold wherein the sum o f the principal installment and the annual
interest shall be approximately equal in each year of the life of the bond.
Any municipality may issue bonds not maturing serially on condition
that provision is made for their payment by an annual tax that shall be
paid into a sinking fund in approximately equal annual amounts, which
with the increment thereof will equal the face of the bonds at maturity:
Provided, That in the case of a school district where maturing issues of
school or municipal bonds make a heavy burden which renders it undesirable
to begin retirement of serial bonds or the creation of a sinking fund according
to the provisions of this Act, the State Treasurer on appeal may, and is
hereby authorized t o , permit such district in future bond issues to postpone
the retirement of the first serial bonds or the creation of the sinking fund
for a period not to exceed eight years, after which date the provisions of
this Act shall apply.
Secton 4. No bonds, except for subways or rapid transit or sewage
disposal systems for cities, shall be issued for a longer time than thirty
years, nor for a longer time than the estimated period of usefulness of the
property or improvement for which the bonds are issued. The estimated
period of usefulness shall be determined by a majority vote of the governing
body of the municipality, and such determination shall be conclusive in
any action or proceeding involving the validity of the bonds. Bonds for
the purposes hereinafter specified shall not be issued for a longer time than
the following, to-wit:
1. Bonds issued in anticipation of special assessments, two years from
the time fixed by law for the payment of the several installments of the
assessments from which the bonds are payable.
2. Bonds for payment of judgments against the municipality and
emergency bonds for relief from fire, flood or other calamity, five years.
3. Bonds for the purchase of personal property other than material for
permanent construction, machinery for public utilities or original furnishing
and equipment of new buildings, ten years.
4. Bonds for construction, opening, widening or improvement of high­
ways, streets or alleys, fifteen years.
Section 5. Whenever any money shall be borrowed by any municipality
it shall be the duty of every officer or official body charged with any duty
in connection with the determination of the amount of taxes to be raised
or with the levying of such taxes, to include in the amount of taxes levied
each year an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on all such loans,
any installments of the principal thereof falling due before the time of the
following tax collection and all payments required to be made to sinking

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funds. In any municipality having any debt now outstanding and unpaid,
a tt.x shall in like manner be levied each year, sufficient to pay the interest
on such debt falling due before the time of the following tax collection, to
pay any principal installment o f serial bonds falling due before the time of
the following tax collection and to deposit into a sinking fund annually an
amount which with the increment thereof will be sufficient to pay the
principal of such debt at maturity or within the term o f refunding bonds
hereby authorized to be issued. All sinking funds shall be kept separate
from all other moneys of the municipality, and shall be used to pay or
purchase the bonds of the municipality. Until such bonds are paid or
purchased, the moneys belonging to such funds may be invested in bonds,
or other obligations o f the United States, the State of Michigan, or of any
municipal corporation or political subdivision o f the State of Michigan.
Any officer who wilfully fails to perform the duties required o f him by this
section shall be personally liable to the municipality or to any bond holder
for any loss or damage arising from such failure. No limitation in any
statute or charter shall prevent the levy and collection o f the full amount
of taxes required by this section for the payment o f debts, but nothing
herein shall authorize the levy of a tax for any other purpose exceeding the
existing tax limitation.
Section 6. Any municipality having bonds now outstanding may extend
the time of payment thereof by the issue of refunding bonds, which shall
be payable as herein provided. The maturity of such refunding bonds
shall be so fixed that the entire time elapsing from the issue o f the original
bonds to the final maturity of the refunding bonds shall not exceed the
time allowed by this act for the maturity of bonds used for the purpose of
the original issue: Provided, That refunding bonds may be issued to
mature over any period not exceeding ten years from the date this act
takes effect, even though such maturity may exceed the limit hereinbefore
fixed. Any municipality which has used the principal o f any sinking fund
or other trust fund for any purpose other than that for which it was created,
and has not restored the same, may, at any time within two years after
this Act becomes effective, borrow money and issue funding bonds therefor
for the purpose o f restoring such sinking fund or other trust fund. Such
funding bonds shall mature as herein provided, over a period not exceeding
ten years. Funding or refunding bonds authorized by this section may be
issued by the governing body without a vote of the electors.
Section 7. N o bonds o f any authorized issue of more than twenty-five
thousand dollars shall be sold except at public sale, after notice by publica­
tion at least seven days before the sale, in a paper published or circulated
in the State of Michigan which carries, as a part of its regular service,
notices of the sale of municipal bonds. No bonds of any authorized issue
of more than ten thousand dollars shall be sold except after like notice in
such paper or in a newspaper published in the municipality, or if there be
none, in a newspaper of general circulation in the municipality. The
determination of the governing body of the qualifications of papers for
such publication shall be conclusive. If no bids satisfactory to the govern­
ing body are received, the bonds may be sold at private sale, but no such
private sale shall be made at a price less than the highest price which shall
have been received, and if not so sold within thirty days, must be again
offered at public sale as hereinbefore provided.
Section 8. It shall be the duty of the officer having charge of the
financial records o f every municipality in the State, within sixty days after
this Act takes effect, and during the month of July of each year thereafter
to file with the State Treasurer a sworn statement showing the dates of
issuance, purposes, amounts and maturities of all bonds, notes, or other
obligations outstanding, the assessed valuation of all taxable property in
the municipality, the condition o f all sinking funds and such other informa­
tion as the State Treasurer may require. The State Treasurer shall keep a
record of all bonds issued or redeemed by each municipality and of the
conditions of their sinking funds and shall make an annual statement showing
the amounts and maturities o f bonds outstanding against each municipality
and the amount o f money and detailed description o f all securities in the
sinking funds for their payment.
Section 9. Before any municipality shall issue any bonds, after July 1st
1926, the officer having charge of its financial records shall transmit to the
State Treasurer a sworn statement showing the dates of issuance, purposes,
amounts and maturities o f all bonds or other indebtedness outstanding,
the assessed valuation o f all taxable property in the municipality, the
condition o f all sinking funds, and such other information as the State
Treasurer may require. The State Treasurer shall examine the same, and
if he finds that the issuance o f the propo^d bonds will not be in violation
of any o f the provisions o f this Act and fttat they will not cause the debt
o f the municipality to exceed any constitutional, statutory or charter
limitation, and that the amounts in all sinking funds comply with the
provisions o f this Act. he shall make a certificate to that effect and forward
the same to the officer of the municipality from whom the statement was
received. No bonds may be issued until such certificate has been made.
The State Treasurer is hereby authorized to employ the necessary assistance
to perform the duties hereby assigned to him.
Section 10. This Act shall be immediately printed and a copy mailed
by the Secretary o f State to the clerk, secretary or other recording officer
o f every municipality in the State.
Section 11. Should the court declare any section or clause o f this Act
invalid for any reason, then such decision shall affect only the section or
clause so declared to be invalid and shall not affect any other section or
clause o f this a ct.
Section 12. All Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent herewith are hereby
repealed.
EXEMPT FROM T A X A T IO N .— An Act of the Legislature approved
May 13 1909 provides that bonds hereafter issued by any county, lownsbip.
city, village or school district in the State of Michigan shall be exempt from
all taxation. V. 88. p. 1452
By Legislative Acts, bonds issued by the State for the payment of the
Soldiers’ Bonus and for road improvements are exempt from all taxation.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROPOSING A STATE IN­
COME T A X DEFEATED.— On N ov. 4 1924 the voters o f this State de­
feated by a vote of 216,437 for to 913,833 against a proposed amendment
to Article 10 o f State Constitution, which would have authorized the enact­
ment of an income tax law.
T A X ON SECURED DEBTS.— The 1913 Legislature passed an Act
(No. 142) providing that by the payment o f a specific tax of
% , “ secured
debts" may be exempted from the payment of further general taxes, in
1915 this law was amended so as to exempt municipal bonds Issued by

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places outside the Btite upon the payment of a similar tax. See “ Chron­
icle" of May 29 11 15 State & City Department. The Attorney-General
has ruled that dra Hate and ievee bonds do not come within the scope of
the law referred to. See V. 101, p. 709. The law was again amended by
the Legislature in 191' providing for the exemption of any bond or other
obligation issued by any foreign country upon the paym ent'of the tax o f
>4%. V. 104. p. 2258.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS.— Investments by Michigan savings
banks are governed by Section 27 of Act No. 205 of the Public Acts of 1887,
and amendments thereto. In 1913 an amendment was approved, speci­
fying that steamship bonds, if issued on bulk freighters operating on
the Great Lakes and connecting waters, must be on steamships of at
least 7.000 tons carrying capacity: and providing that securities
against which participation certificates are issued must be deposit* d
in a Michigan trust company rather than a Michigan collatera
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
provides that the amount which may be loaned upon notes or bonds secured
by mortgage lien in the instance of improved farm property is increased
from 50% to 60% of the value of such property. An amendment to
subdivision (g) of this section was made in 1923 and adds to the list of
first mortgage bonds legal under the provisions of said subdividion, of
other companies, those or any telephone company organized under the laws
of Michigan.
In 1925 a new subdivision was added (g-1) permitting
investments in bonds issued by joint stock land banks. The 1927 Legisla­
ture amended the law so as to allow investment in junior securities, as well
as first mortgage bonds, o f public utility7companies. V. 124, p. 3386. We
give below Sec. 27, except for the 1927 amendments, the text of which we
have not yret received:
Sec. 27. A savings bank shall keep at least 12% of its total deposits on
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
tors as follows:
(a) In bonds of the United States, o f any State or Territory of the United
States: Provided, That such State or Territory has not. iD 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 debi: or
(b) In the public debt or bonds of any city, county, township, village or
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
sueb investment by such bank, paid annually, dividends equal to not less
than 4% on its entire capital stock 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 bond? of railroad companies whose lines are
eased or operated or controlled 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;
(/) 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 c f such company as is covered by the mortgage
securing such issue of bonds, and further providing for additions, extensions
cr improvements; Provided, That such company has for three years prior
to the time o f 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 o f 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
*hall have been approved by the Securities Commission hereinafter provided
for,
(g) In the legally authorized first mortgage bonds o f any electric railroad
street railway, telephone, gas or electric light or power company, organized
under the laws of the State of Michigan: Provided. That such company has,
for the 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 for 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 o f 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 shall
have been approved by the Securities Commission hereinafter provided for;
(ff-1) In bonds issued by the joint stock land banks, authorized under
Section 16 of the Act of Congress, approved July 17 1916, known as the
Federal Farm Loan A ct, as amended.
(A) In the legally authorized first mortgage bonds o f steamship compan­
ies: Provided, That such mortgages shall be upon steel steamship or
steamships for the carriage upon the Great Lakes and connecting waters of
package freight and passengers combined of at least five thousand tons carry­
ing capacity each, and upon bulk freighters of at least seven thousand tons
carrying capacity each: Provided, That such bonds are issued at the time of
completion and enrollment of such steamship or steamships, or within one
year thereafter: And provided 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 ihe 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 o f 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
less payable to said trustee and the policies deposited with it: And provided
further, That there shall be filed with the Commissioner o f the Banking
Department of this State a schedule of the insurance upon such property,
which schedule shall be signed by the trustee under said mortgage and shall
bf accompanied by the certificate of said trustee that the policies mentioned
In said schedule are held by said trustee, and are payable to said trustee
in case of loss for the benefit of the holders of the outstanding bonds
issued under such mortgage; and provided further, That similar certificates
be filed from time to time 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 be­
come indebted in an amount exceeding 5% of the original amount of the
principal of said mortgage at any time and that the failure of the mortgagor
to forthwith procure the release of such steamship or steamships from me­
chanics’ , laborers’ , admiralty, statutory, or other liens, claims or charges
against such steamship, shall constitute a default in the provisions of such
mortgage; And provided further, That such bonds shall have been approved
by the Securities Commission hereinafter provided for;

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(f) Said banks may loan the same upon negotiable paper or other evi­
dence of indebtedness, secured by any of the above-mentioned classes of
securities; or
(i) Upon notes or bonds secured by mortgage lien upon unencumbered
real estate worth at least double the amount loaned except on improved
farm property 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
(It) In accepted drafts or bills of exchange having not more than six months
to run growing out of transactions involving the importation or exportation
o f goods; or growing out of transactions involving the domestic shipment
of goods providing shipping documents conveying or securing title are
attached at the time o f acceptance: or which are secured at the time of ac­
ceptance by official warehouse receipt or other document conveying or
securing title covering readily marketable staples. For the purposes of
this section the acceptance o f 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 o f 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 o f personal property or securities
o f 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,
bills or other evidences of debt, the payment of which is secured by such
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
o f the Banking Department as reserve cities, and a portion of said remainder,
not exceeding the capital and additional stockholders’ liability, may be
invested in negotiable paper approved by the Board of Directors, but the
deposits in any one bank shall not exceed ten per cent of the total deposits,
capital and surplus of the depositing bank. In case the actual reserve shall
fall below the twelve 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 o f 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
vided in Section 6 of this Act.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STA TE OF M IC H IG AN
TOT. DEBT Apr 13 '2 7 -. $361,000
ADRIAN .
This city is In Lenawee County. Sinking fund_____________
10,000
Inc. 1853. Population TO, 10.736. Tot.ass’d val.’27(l£ act.)_7,500.000
School tax (p e r il,000) ’27____ $17.58
1920.11,878.
5s ’21 F-A $30,000________ ______ Population 1927 (est.)_______ 10,000
Bridge Bonds.
494s'19 A-O $16,000.......................
($2,000 Oct 1 in '2 7 .'2 9 ,’3 0 .’32, ALG E R C O U N T Y .
’33, ’34. '35 & 36).
Munlsing is the county seat.
Sewer.
BOND. DEBT Apr 22'20
$40,000
4s '06 -------$8,000______ 1927-1928 Total assessed value 1922-13,244,818
M -N
850__________ 1927 Average tax (per $1,000) '22--$45.33
4s ’07 M -N
4s ’08 M -N 5 .0 0 0 _____1927-1931
INT. on 5s at Treas. of floe or Par75,000c-July 1 ’28-’42 ion. Son <c Co.. N. Y. and Chicago.
S
80,000c-July 1 ’43-’52
4 H s’25 J-J
15,000c.--July 1 1953
J-D 100,000--June 1 '28-52 A L G O N A C S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
J-J 170,000--July 1 '28-53
This district (P. O. Algonac) is in
Paving.
St.
4s ’07 M -N $15,0 0 0 c------ 1927-1940 4 ^ sClair County.
’23
($3,000 in 1922. 1924, 1927, ’30, '32 4 J4s’24 J-J $117,000 ____ 1926-1953
--35,000_______________
$4,000 in ’35, '38 & '40.)
-4 s ’ l l May $10,000---------------- 1931 4 ^ s ’25 -DEBT 9.000_______________
BOND.
M ay 1 ’27- $160 00n
( 6 ,0 0 0 ---Oct 1 ’27-’29 Tot.ass’d val.’27(abt.act.).3.921,685
110.000-.OSch.1tax rate (per $1,000) 1927$10.7o
ct ’30-’32
4M s’19 A-O 124,0000ct 1 ’33-’34-’36 Population 1927 (est.)________ l,75o
4.000___ Oct 1 1935
1.000___ Oct 1 1937
4 J£s
J-D 45.000-June 1 ’37-’45
ALMA.
Armory Site Bonds.
This city Is in Gratiot County.
4?*s
J-D
$8 JO--Juno 1 '28-’31 Incorporated 1905.
4^s
—18,500_______________
W ater Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT June 1 '26- $489 500 5s T7 M-S $76.000____Sept 1 1937
Water debt______________
160,0o0 5^ s'20 J-J $55,000_ Jan 1 ’28-’38
_
Total assessed value 1926
Water Bonds.
(about 85% actual)___ 18,902,025 4 J£s’ 17 J-J $3 0,00 0--.Jan 2 ’28-’37
C ity tax (per $1,000) 1926____ $14.00
Paving Bonds.
INT. at Treasurer’s office.
5s T7 M-N $1,000. —Sept 1 1927
ADRIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Sewer Bonds.
This district (P. O. Adrian) is in
5s ’ 18 M-S $22.000.-Sept 1 ’27-'37
Lenawee County.
($36,000-..J a n 1 ’28-’33 BOND. DEBT June 1 '27- $184,000
2 1 . 0 0 0 - Jan 1 ’34-'36 Water debt (incl.)______ 161,000
15 884
24,000.—Jan 1 '37-39 Assess, debt (add’l)_______
27.000- ..J a n 1 ’40-’42Sinking fund (water)______ 19,476.74
20.000--Jan 1 ’43-’44
Assess, value real estate___6,887,950
22.000—Jan 1 ’45-’46
Assess, value personal_____ 1,156,170
4 H s’26 J-J
24.000--Jan 1 ’47-’48
Assessed val. 1927________ 8,044,110
13.000___ Jan 1 1949 City tax rate (per $1,000) '27-$14.44
2 8 .0 0 0 - -Jan 1 ’50-’51
Population 1910, 2,757; 1920, 7,542
15.000___ Jan 1 1952
64.000- --Jan 1 '53-56
BOND. DEAT Apr 1 '2 7 -- $300,000 A L M A SCHOOL D IS T R IC T .
This district Is in Gratiot County.
Total assessed value 1927-18,000,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1927— $8.60 5s ’ 17 Apr $20.000c-May 1 '28-’32
Population in 1927___________14,000 School debt Apr 15 ’27____$252,000
Ass'd val'n’26(100% act.)..8,349,793
ALBION.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926—$14.83
This city Is in Calhoun Co Inc 1885 Population 1926 (estimated)_ 8,000
_
W ater R efu nding Bonds.
INT. payable at Detroit Trust Co.
4)4sT9 July $13,3 0 0 c ___ 1927-1928
City Hospital Bonds.
A.
4 K s ’23 J-J $50,0 0 0 c____ 1929-1933 A LPE Ncity Is in Alpena County.
This
Paving and Sewer Bonds.
4 K s ’ 14 - - 12,300
1927-1928 5s W ater Bonds.
M-S $105,00®c Mar 15 ’28-34
4 ^ s ’25
38,000_____ 1928-1935
Filtration Plant B onds.
4J4s’26 - - - J$9,000c____ 1927-1929
128,000c____1930-1936 6s ’21 M-S $96,000-Sept 15 ’ 27-'50
C E N . B D . D T . Apr 1 '27- $137,300 BOND. DEBT Apr 1927- $281,000
8,000
Certificate debt_________
Floating debt (add’l)_______________ 5,000
Water debt (incl. above) —
13,300 Total assessed val. 1927. -11,401,300
Sinking fund______'_______
8,000 Total tax rate (per $1,000) '27 $36.20
Total val. '27 (2 3 act.) — 7,400,000 Pop'n 1910, 12,706; 1920........ 11.101
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’26.$39.40
Population 1926, 9,400; 1920—8,354 ANN A R B O R .
IN T . on water and paving bonds
Incorporated in 1851.
payable at City Treasurer’s office; on
orks Bonds.
bridge bonds at A. B. Leach & Co., 5s W ater-W $200.000c.
...
Chicago.
_____
4s
. . . 330,000c.
ALBION SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
5s
45,000c_
School Bonds.
5s
...
75,000c.
4>£s’ 16 M-N$65,000c_________ 1926 5Ks
...
69.500c
4>£s
___( lo,000c.Sept 1 '26-’30
Bridge Bonds.
\ 29,000c_ Sept 1 1931
_
. . . $12,900c_
5s ’22 J-J 145,000c_______ Jan 15 4Ms
Fire Dept. Bonds.
7 2,000___ Sept 1 1931
4Ms . - - - $30,000c_____________
1 2 .0 0 0 - Sept 1 '32-35
Paving Bods.
25.000- -Sept 1 ’36-’40
4 i£s’25 Aug
24.000-Sept 1 '41-44 $77,000c.Aug 1 ’ 29-’35
4M s’26 M-S 21,000--Sept 1 '45-47 BOND. DEBT Jan 31 '26. $733,100
Assess, debt (add’l ) _____ 716,823
24.000-Sept 1 ’48-’50
T
36.000-Sept 1 ’51-54ot. assess, val. 1925___ 37,021,825
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’25.$35.01
20.000-Sept 1 ’55-’56
11.000___ Sept 1 1957 Popul’n 1910, 14,817; 1920, 19,516
2,000___ July 1 1930
INTEREST at City Treasury.
20.000-July 1 ’31-’38
18.000-July 1 ’39-’44
4>£s’27 J-J
10,500--July 1 ’45-’47 ANN A R B O R SCHOOL D IS T .
This district is in Washtenaw Co
8,000—July 1 ’48-’49
4,500___ July 1 1950 4s ’05 A -0$112,000c..O ct 1 ’27-’35
2 5 .0 0 0 - July 1 ’51-’55 4s ’ 17 A-O 10,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’29
[12,000--July 1 ’56-’57 5s ’20 A-O 144,000-Apr 1 ’28-’35
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 540.) 5s ’20 A-O 500,000____Apr 1 1935




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(32,000— --A p r 11937
34.000- -.A p r 1 1938
.
4H s’22 A-O ■36,000— ..A p r 11939
38.000— -.A p r 11940
2 5 .0 0 0 - Apr 1 1941
26.000— ..A p r 1 1949
..A
43^s’22 A-O 61,000 — p r 1 1950
63.000— ..A p r 1 1951
Apr 1 1941
15.000
Apr 1 1942
4H s’22 A-O 43.000
42.000 ..A p r 1 1943
3,000— ..A p r 1 1943
4H s’22 A-O 48,GOO- ..A p r 1 1944
51.000— ..A p r 1 1945
148.000 — ..A p r 1 1946
50.000— Apr 1 1947
4 ^ s ’22 A-O 57.000— Apr 1 1948
33.000— ..A p r 1 1949
(24.000— ..A p r 11928
25.000— ..A p r 1 1929
26.000— ..A p r 11930
5s ’24 A-O 27.000— -.A p r 1 1931
29.000— ..A p r 1 1932
30.000— ..A p r 11933
31.000— —Apr 1 1934
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’ 27 81.673,000
_
Assessed value 1926_ --.47,507,950
School tax (per $1.000) 1926—«15.00
Population in 1927___ ______25,000
INTEREST payable in Ann Arbor
A U G U S T A T O W N S H IP S C H . D.

This district (P. O. Ypsilanti) is
in Washtenaw County.
S ch ool Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 . . . $100,000_____ 1929-1950
BOND. D T. M ay 25 ’27— $290,000
Tot. ass. val. (60 act.) ’26.2,734,920
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$20 50
Population 1927 (est.)------------ 1,800
A V O N T O W N S H IP
N O . 5.

S C H . D IS T .

This district is in Oakland County.
5s ’20 F-A ($6,000—Feb 1 ’27-’30
1 9,000.-Feb 1 ’33-’35
BOND. DEBT Jan 14 ’26- $113,000
Assessed value 1925_______ 4,106,300
Population (est.)______________4,000
IN T. at the Rochester Savings
Bank, Rochester, Mich.
BARAGA COUNTY.
The county seat is L ’Anse.
F unding Bonds.
5s ’25 F-A $90,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’35
BONDED DEBT 1 9 2 7 ... $91,000
Total assessed value 1927—8,933,000
Population, 1920______________ 7,662
BATTLE CREEK.
This city Is in Calhoun Counts
Incorp. a village 1850: as a olty 1859
Sewer and Paving Bonds,
os ’23 J-D $34 0 0 0c..D ec 1 ’27-’43
-s ’ 24 J-D 40,000............... -.1944
Sewer Bonds.
4 Hs’07 M-N $5,000___ Nov 1 1927
4s ’09 M -N 8,000___ Nov 1 1928
4s ’ 10 J-D 15,000c__ June 1 1929
4 ’ 11 M -S 20 OOO-.Nov 1 ’27-'31
*4s T2 M -N 10 000 Nov 1 ’27-’32
4s ’ 12 M -N 15.000 . - N o v 1 1932
4Ms’ 13 M -N 5,000 .July 1 ’39-’43
4J4sY4 M S 30 0 0 0 c ... Sept 1 1934
5s ’ 17 M-S
1 .0 0 0 .-. Sept 1 1927
5 s ’ 18 . . .
12 0 0 0 -S ep t 1 ’ 27-’38
4Ms’ 19 M-S 37.000c.Sept 1 ’27-’41
4%s '19M-S 12.000--Sept 1 ’27-'39
5s ’20 . . .
35.000._Mar 1 ’ 28-’34
4Ms’27 M -N 200,000.-N ov 1 ’29-’40
City Jail Bonds.
4H s’ 14 M-S $20,000c.Sept 1 ’35-'36
City-Hail Bonds.
4s ’ 12 F-A$135.000—Feb 1 ’28 36
414sY4 M-S 44.000c.Sept 1 '27- 3?
5 s ’ 21 . . . I 5,000 ...M a r 1 1928
1,000
5 s ’ 21 —
35,000—Sept 1 ’27-’33
Bridge Bonds.
4s '10 M-S $ 15,000c— -Sept 1 1930
4s ’ l l M-S 15.000 — Sept 1 1932
43 sT 9 M-S 18,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’44
4
5 s ’ 20 M-S 12,000—Sept 1 ’27-’30
Paving Bonds.
4H s’08 M-S $25,000—Sept 1 ’28-’29
4s TO M-S 12,000c. — Sept 1 1931
414sT3 . . .
10,000 .July 1 ’39-’43
5s T7 M-S
1,000 __________ 1927
4?isT 9 M-S 90,000c.Sept 1 ’27-’44
4% s’ 19 . . .
13.000____Sept'27-'39
5s ’ 20 —
95.000 .Sept 1 ’27-’45
5 s ’21 . . . I 5,000___ Mar 1 1928
1 1,000___ Mar 1 192y
434s
...
75.000_.Mar 1 ’28-’44
434s’27 M-N100.000—N ov 1 ’29-’40

4% s’24 M-S 55,000-.M ar 1 ’28-’38
434s’24 M-S 30.000—Mar 1 ’39-'44
TOT. D EBT Mar 1 '27 —$1,373,500
Total assessed valuation
1927 (100% a ct.)___ 58,286,430
City tax (per $1,000) 1927 —.$10.00
Population TO, 25.267; ’ 20. 36,164
INTEREST payante In New York
it Nat. Park Bank.
B A T T L E C R E E K SC H . D IS T .

5s T 9 A -0$ 140,000c. Apr 1 ’28-’34
6s ’20 M-S 160,000c..Sept 15 1935
4J4s’26 A-O 475,000c.Apr 1 ’29-’53
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 ’27 $775,000
Ass’d val.'26 (75% a c t .)..56,613,380
School tax rate (per M ) '26..$14.30
Population in 1924 (est.)_____ 40,000
B A Y C IT Y .

Bay City Is in Bay County. In­
corp. 1865. Pop’n 1910. 45.166:
1920. 47,554.
Water Bonds.
is ’99 J-J $140 000___ July 1 1929
534s’21 M -S l,943,000-Sept 1 '26-’51
(For maturity see V.115, p. 1007.)
534s’25 M-S 49.000—Sept 1 ’27-’50
R efu nding Water Bonds,
is '97 A-O $20,000— Oct 15 1927
is '98 Oct 18,000___ Oct 15 1928
is ’00-'01 Mar 40,000— Mar 1 ’30-’31
is '02-3-4J-D 30,000—June 1 '32-’34
is '03 F-A 10,000___ Feb 1 1933
is '04 F-A
9,000— Feb 16 1934
is ’05 F-A 10.000— -Feb 16 1935
R efunding Impt. Bonds.
is ’99 J-J $22,000___ July 1 1929
Local Improvement Bonds.
os
F-A $20,800.
J-D 48,000.
6s
5s
J-D 28.000.
5s ’ 25 J-D (20,000.
l 8,000.
5s
J-.I
20.000.
.July 1 1929
5s
J-J
10.000.July 1 1932
P ublic Park Bonds.
is ’07 J-D$200,000c..June 15 1937
City-Hall Bonds.
i s '95 J-J $25.000.........July 11930
is ’97 J-J
20,000___ July 1 1928
4s
J-J 1 5 ,0 0 0 ....July 1 1928
Library Bonds.
6s
J-D $15,000—June 1 ’28-’32
All bonds are coupon bonds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26 $590,000
Local impt. debt (incl.)— 209,800
Water debt (add’l) ______ 2,223,000
Sinking fund, general___
324,233
Sinkingfund. water______
33,927
Total assessed value 1926.48,197,345
(Assessment about cash value.)
Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’ 26-S35.97
INTEREST at National Bank of
Commerce, New York.
B AY C I T Y U N IO N S C H . D IS T .

4s '04
5s '08

F-A $30,000 —.A ug 15 1934
J-J
15,000___ July 9 1928
( 35,000- Apr 1 1928
I 135,000.Apr 1 '29-’31
5s ’20 A-O { 100,000.Apr 1 ’32- 33
60,000. -Apr 11934
! 500,000-.A pr 1 1935
6s '21 J-J (250,000
July 1 1931
(900,000___ July 1 1936
BD. D E B T M ay 1 ’27— .$2,025,000
Sinking fund____________
347,456
Tot. assess, val. '26 (act.) .48,197,345
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '26-S14.80
aAY COU N TY

County seat Is Bay City,
^ -fu n d in g Bonds,
M -8/$15,000c_.M ar 10 1928
1 30,000c..M ar 10 1933
is
A-O 30.000c___ Oct 1 1930
Stone Road Bonds.
is
$50.000c_ Aug 1 1927
_
...M .a. r 1 1929
BOND. DEBT May 1927 $125,000
Sinkingfund____________
138,350
Assess, val., real estate_ 66,357,005
_
Assess, val., personal___ 13,404,283
Total assess, val. 1927___79,761,288
Total tax (per $1,000 1927 ___$38.24
Populati’n 1910. 68.238: 1920, 69.548
INT. on $45,000 refunding 4s,
1928 and 1933, at the American
Exch. Nat. Bank, N. Y .: on refund­
ing 4s, 1930, $30,000,Bat Harris,
Forbes & Co., N . Y .; on stone road
bonds at First Nat. Bank, N . Y .
is

B E L D IN Q .

This city is in Ionia County. In­
corporated 1893.
Sewer Bonds.
. . . $11,000............. ..............

Dealers in

Municipal and
Corporation Bonds
D

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T

ru st

C

o m pa n y

Detroit, Michigan

T h e D e t r o it C o m p a n y
In corporated

NEW YORK
BOSTON
CHICAGO
DETROIT
SAN FRANCISCO

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[V ol. 124.

B E L D IN G ( C o n clu d e d ).

B U C H A N A N S C H O O L D IS T .
W a te r B o n d s.
W ater Bonds.
This district (P. O. Buchanan) is in
$2,000.-Apr 1 ’2-8’29 5s T5 J-D $7,400___ Dec 1 1935
7,875___ Jan 2 1937 Berrien County.
6,000--Apr 1 ’30-’32 4 Jis’ 17 J-J
(32,000c-Jan 1 ’28-’43 5J4s’21 J-J $184,000--.J a n 1 ’27.’51
12.000-Apr
1’33-’36
W a te r B o n d s.
.s
. . . $60,000c....................... ..
5s 1 J-J
4.000
___________Apr ’26 1937 {30,000c.Jan 1 ’44-’53 (For maturity See V. 113, p. 2099.)
[ 4.000c Jan 1 ’54-’55 BOND. DEBT June 5 ’27. $181,000
22.000-Aug 1 ’27-’37
S tr e e t Im p t. B o n d s.
40.000-Aug 1 ’38-’42 [17,000 Jan 1 ’28-’44 Assess, val. 1926 (A ct.)__2,550,000
_s
. . . $25.000_______________
5s ’26 J-J
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’ 27 . $100,300 5H s’ 19 F-A 30,000 —Aug 1 ’43-’44
114,000 -Jan 1 ’45-’51 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26-$18.00
32.000-Aug 1 ’45-’46 >£’ 26 —
Water debt (incl.)________
60,000
$62,000_____ 1927-1931 Population in 1924 (est.)______ 4,500
5s
Sinking funds____________
18,700
17,000___ Aug 1 1947
Bridge Bonds
.36,000.-Aug 1 ’48-’49 5s T5 J-D $1,500____Dec 1 1935 C A D IL L A C .
Total value 1926-------------- 3,758,152
Highway Bonds.
This city is in Wexford County.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $15-00
General O bligation Bonds.
Population 1910, 4,119; 1920. 3,911 5s T4 J-J ( $4.000--July 1 ’28-’29
[$20,000.-Aug 1 ’27-’31
Sewage Disposal Plant B onds.
1 2,000___ July 1 1930
5s ’22 ’ 32-’ 36
30.000-Aug 1 J-J [$15,000--July 1 ’28-’30
B E L D IN G S C H . D IS T . N O . 9.
f 10,000--Apr 1 ’ 28-’32 4J4s’ 26 F -A ( 64,000.-Aug 1 ’ 37-’44
i 40,000--July 1 ’31-’34
BOND. D E B T Apr 29 ’27- $92,000
This district (P. O. Belding) is in 5>£s’ 17 A-O { 3,000____Apr 1 1933
10.000.A ug 1 ’ 35-’46
116.000- -Apr 1 ’34-’37
_
7l,818
1 66,000-.Aug 1 ’47-’52 Assessment debt (add’l)_
Ionia County.
[22,000--Aug 1 '27-’37
5 s ’ 22 A-O [$3,000— Oct 1 1927
17,000
Sinking fund, general_____
F unding Bonds.
150,000--Oct 1 '28-’37 5H s’ 19 F-A {40,000--Aug 1 ’38-’42 5s T5 J-D $13,300____Dec 1 1935 Assess, val., real estate____6,416,550
2.000
___________AugPaving Bonds.
1 1943
Assess, val., personal_____ 2,886,911
Ellis School Bldg. Bonds.
f 2,500-June 15 ’28-’32 4H s’ 15 A-O $23,300___ Apr 1 1935 Tot.assess.val.’27(K act.) 9.303,461
5s ’20 ann $45,000-M ay 15 ’27-’35
9,000-June 15 ’33-’41
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 5 ’27 $98,000 5H s’22 J-D
Civic Center Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27 - $47,50
($12,000. .July 1 ’28-’31 Population 1926, 12,000 1920. 9,750
[18,000— June 15 1942
Tot.ass’d v a l.’26_________ 3,758,000
Electric Light Bonds.
4M s’25 J-D 20,000.-July 1 ’32-’36
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--$]7 50
f$2,500.June 15 ’28-’32
l 10,000--July 1 ’37-’38 C A D IL L A C S C H O O L D I S T R I C T .
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 4,500
J-D { 9,000-June 15 ’33-’41
IN T . on 5s of 1922 at Belding Sav. 5 A s
Library B onds.
This district (P.
I 4,000— -June 15 1942
f$15,000-_Aug 1 ’28-’ 32 Wexford County. O. Cadillac) is in
Bank or People’s Savings Bank.
P olice Bonds.
25,000__Aug 1 ’ 33-’37 4>£sT2 J-J /$ 2 ,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1928
BELLEVUE SCHOOL D IST R IC T . 5>£s’22 J-D $3,000 _____ 1927-1932 4M s’27 F-A{ 21,000--Aug 1 ’ 38-’40
1,0 00c..-Ju ly 1 1929
This district is in Eaton County.
24.000- -Aug 1 ’41-’43
C ontingent Fund Bonds.
5s
A-O |72,500c______________ 5>£s’ 22 J-D ,'$3,000 _____1927-1932
90.000-Aug 1 ’44-’ 53 4 ,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1928
GEN. BD. D T . Jan 1 ’2 7 -. $850,010
BOND. DEBT M ay 3 ’27- $66,000
1 6,000 _____1933-1938
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
38,565
Total assess, val. '27 (act.).1,320,000
152,350
Population in 1923 (est.)______ 2,000 5s T4 J-J $10,000--July 1 ’28-32 Assessment debt (add’l ) —
f 4,000--Apr 1 ’27-’29 BOND. DEBT Apr 29 ’26- $180,000
IN T . payable in Detroit.
Sinking fund______________
2,000
3.000
___________Apr 1 1930
3,000c__________ 1929
5 K s’ 17 A-O { 8 ,0 0 0 ..Apr 1 ’31-’32 Ass’d val’n ’ 26 (A actual). 12,746,800
BENTON HARBOR.
8 ,0 0 0 c____ 1930-1931
This city is in Berrien Co. Incorp.
20,000.. Apr 1 '33-’36 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $12.00
_
5,000c__________ 1932
6.000
___________Apr 1 1937 1910, 1,607; 1920, 3,694
1891. Pop. TO, 9,185; ’20, 12,233.
Population
35 ,000 c____ 1926-1930
INT. at Village Treasurer’s office
3,000-Dec 15 ’27-’32
_s
. . . $138,080_______________ 5>£s’22 J -D
20,000c____ 1931-1932
BOND. DEBT June 1 ’27. $516,400
W ater Bonds.
5s ’24 E-A 54,000c.Feb 1 ’27-’34
4 Jus’ l l J-J $50,000____Jan 1 1941 Water debt (incl.)______ .* 231,500
p. 331.)
26,500 B IR M IN G H A M V IL L A G E SCH (For maturity see V. 118,1926-1933
4>£s’ 13 J-J 100,000 ____July 1943 Sinking fund_____________
(16,000c____
D IS T R IC T .
6s ’21 . . .
120,000 ___ 1927-1951 Tot.assess.val.'27(60%act) 6,213,535
5s ’25 F-A \ 3,000c__________ 1934
This district (P. O. Birmingham)
_
4%s
--85,000____1927-1951 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_ $46.82
134,0 0 0 c ____ 1935-1936
IN T . at John Nuveen & Co..Chic is in Oakland County.
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
BOND. D E B T Apr 29 ’27 $162,000
S chool Bonds.
4 H b’12 M-N$20,000___ M ay 1 1932
C A L H Oval. ’27 {AN T Y .
Assess, U N C O U act.)--9,303,461
_
4H s’ 16 M -N 30,000___ N ov 2 1946 BESSEM ER S C H O O L D I S T R I C T . 4)4s’ 16 A-0$132,000_ Oct 10 1931 School taxrate(percounty seat.$18.75
Marshall is the $1,000) ’26
30,000__Jan 1 1928
This district (P. O. Bessemer) is in 5s T8 J-J
Paving Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
4% s’20 J-J
15,600.—Jan 15 1935 Population (estimated)______ 12,000
6s '21 . . .
$15,000 ___ 1927-1941 Gogebic County.
at 2 2 5 Treasurer’s ______
5Ms’ 21 A-O 135,000__Apr 1 1936 5s IN T . --.$City ,0 0 0 _______ office. _
6s ’22 . . .
78,000____1927-1932
School Bonds.
5s ’22 M-S
71,000__Sept 1 1929 (Optional after 5 years from date.)
5Ms’22 . . .
90,000_______________ 5>£sT7 M-S $84,000_________ 1932
Road Bonds.
5s ’23 M -N 86,500.-Sept 1 ’26-’38
(Due part yearly.)
6Ms
—
63.000____1927-1933
4>£s’18 - - - $76,000 _____ 1927-1933
TOTAL DEBT Apr 29 ’27 . $72,000 (For maturity see V. 117, p. 916.) 5s ’25 M -N 35,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’34
V iaduct Bonds.
130,000_________ 1939 —s
6s T6 J-J $22,500— -Jan 1 ’2 8 ’36 Tot.assess.val.’27(2-3 act.) .6.376,790 454s’24 J-J
-.
120,000_________ 1939 4>£s’ 27 -M-S 375,000_______________
School tax (per $1,000) 1926-S17.50 4 T s’24 J-J
Bridge Bonds.
103,500--M ay 1 ’ 30-’ 38
15,000_________ 1932 BOND. D EBT M a y ’2 7 -- $626,000
4>£s’08 J-J $30.000____July 1 1938 Population in 1925 (est.)_____5,000 4Ms’24 J-J
26.000_________ 1930 Assess, val., real estate_ 78,670,935
Principal payable at the Com Ex­ 4 J4s’25 J-D
Public Park Bonds.
_
4 A s 25 J-D
50,000_________ 1936 Assess, val., personal___ 20,102,264
4s '03 J-J $30,000c.Jan 1 ’28-’33 change National Bank o f Chicago.
4 K s’25 J-D 260,000___________1940 Total assess, val. 1926___98,773,199
4 K s’ l l J-J 100,000c.-Jan ’34-’40
All bonds coupon bonds.
BESSEMER TOW NSHIP.
Im provement Bonds.
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) 1925-S36.40
This township (P. O. Bessemer) is TOT. DEBT M ay 1 ’27_-Sl,007,100 Population ’26, 75,000; ’20, 72,918
4H s’ 16 . . .
$15,000_________ 1936
Total assessed valuation
4Ms’27 . . . $247,200______________ in Gogebic County.
IN T . at the N at’l Park B ank.N .Y.
1927 (75% act.)______ 21,000,000 and County Treasurer’s office.
Tow n Hall Bonds.
F unding Bonds.
J-D $50,000--June 1 ’ 28-’32 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_$15.37
6s ’21 . . . $90,000 _____ 1927-1941 5 A s
$60,000 Population in 1927___________10,000 C ASS c o u n t y !
4%s'22 . . .
180.000_____________ BOND. DEBT Apr 10’ 274 K s’26 A-O /$2,000. —Apr 1 1928 Assessed value, real estate 7,488,560
Cassopolis is the county seat.
\28,000_____ 1929-1935 Assessed value, personal. _ 2,242,886 B L A C K M A N T O W N S H IP F R A C ­
R oad B onds.
Total assess, value 1926-- 9,731,446
Market Site Bonds.
4H s’ 18 s-a $28,000 _____ 1927-1933
T IO N A L S C H . D IS T . N O . 6.
6s ’21 - - .
$15,000 ____1927-1941 Population 1926 (est.)________ 2,500 4>£s’27 M -N $85,000______________ 5>£s’23 M -N 12,000______1927-1932’
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
5>£s’24 M -N 18,000_______________
TOTAL BONDED D EBT
(?)
6s ’21
$6,000 _____ 1927-1932 B IG R A P ID S .
6s ’ 26 M -N ll,700__M ay 1 ’28-’ 36
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27- $858,000
This city is in Mecosto County. b l i s s f i e l d .
6s ’ 27 M -N 74,970--M ay 1 ’29-’ 37
Assessment debt (add’l ) . .
854,452 Incorp. 1869. Bonds are tax-free.
TOTAL D EBT June 1 ’26- $682,675
This village is in Lenawee Co.
106,573
Sinking fu n d ___________
W ater Bonds.
Sinking fund______________
84,499
W ater W orks Bonds.
Total assess, val. 1927___20,104,165 4>£s’12 J-D f$22,500 _____ 1927-1941
Total assess, val. 1926___ 24,684 .848
1 26,000___________1942 5s ’24 F-A $9,000--Aug 1 ’29-’31 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23.$31.13
Avge. tax rate (per $l,000)’23-$40.63
12.000- -Aug 1 ’32-’34
IN T . at City Treasurer’s office.
Park Bonds.
Population TO, 20,624; ’20, 20,395
25.000- -Aug 1 ’35-’39
4>£s’ l l J-D $25,0 0 0 c-..D e c 1 1931
8 4 .0 0 0 Aug 1 ’40-’53
BENTON HARBOR SCH. DIST.
City Hall C onstruction Bonds.
C E N T E R L IN E .
Paving Bonds.
f$5,000___ Dec 1 1927 5s T9 M-S $33,000____Sept 1 1937
5s T3 J-J
$30,000_________ 1932
This city is in Macomb County.
4H s’ 19 J-J
375,000_________ 1934 4Ms’22 J-D 10,000___ Dec 1 1932
W ater Bonds Bonds.
Light Plant Bonds.
4M s’22 . . .
18,000__ M ay 11932
(20,000___ Dec 1 1937 5H s’ 19 A-O $16,000___ Apr 1 1932
($45,000______1928-1936
TO T. D EBT May 15 ’2 7 .. $413,000
Armory Bonds.
4>£s’2 7 J - J { 90,000______1937-1951
Sinking fund____________
16,000 5H s’21 M-S $5,000--Sept 1 ’26-’31 BOND. D EBT Feb 23’27- $79,000
1 35,000______1952-1956
Water debt (incl.)------------ 130,000
Assessed value 1926 (abt.
R efunding Bonds.
5,500 BOND. D E B T Jan 1 ’27- $170,000
50% actual)__________ 20,104,165 5s’06-07M-S $5,000— Sept 1 1927 Sinking fund, general------Total assess, val. 1926____ 5,703,200
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—S12.00 5s ’09 M-S 4.000 _Mar 1 1929 Tot.assess.val.’25(act.val.) .2,603,000 Population 1927 (est.)_______ 2,200
Population in 1925 (est.)------- 15,000 4Ms’ 10 M-S 5.000 _Mar 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925------$12.00
IN T . payable in Benton Harbor
4s ’ l l J-J
5.000 _Jan 1 1931 Population 1910, 1,474; 1920, 1,906 C H A R L E V O IX .
5.000 _Jan 1 1933
4 K s’ 13 J-J
This city is in Charlevoix C ounty.
BENTON TOW NSHIP.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1927- $137,500 B L IS S F IE L D , P A L M Y R A AN D
R I G A T O W N S H IP S S C H O O L 5s Electric- Light Bonds.
This township (P. O. Benton Har­ Water debt (included)____
48,500
T8 . $85,000_______________
D IS T . N O . 2 F R A C T IO N A L .
bor) is in Berrien County.
Sinking fund--------------------18,600
This district (P. O. Blissfield) is BOND. DEBT Apr 1923-- $171,000
Road-improvement bonds..$110,000 Assessed valuation, real_ 2,628,075
_
Total val. 1917____________2,463,895
in Lenawee County.
TOTAL D E B T Apr 13’27— 110,000 Assessed val’n, personal_
_ 728,365
($56,000______1931-1944 Avge. tax rate (per $1,000)’23-$44.51
Ass’d val. T926 (75% act.) 4,665,000 Total valuation 1926 (act.) 3,356,440
4 ^ s ’26 M -S j 20,000_____ 1945-1948 Population 1910, 2,420; 1920, 2,218
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$26 .00
(Assessment 75% actual.)
( 36,000______1949-1954 C H A R L E V O IX C O U N T Y .
Population in 1910____________3,051 Total tax (per$l,000) 1926— $41.48
Population 1920______________ 4,558 BOND. D EBT Sept 1 1926 $112,000
County seat is Charlevoix.
B E R G L A N D T O W N S H IP SC H .
IN T. on $5,000 4 A s 1933 payable Total assess, val. 1926------ 3,054,700
Highway Impt. Bonds.
D IS T R IC T .
at Citizens State Bank, Big Rapids; Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S33.00 5s
. . . $1 3 5 ,0 0 0 ..___________
This district is in Ontonagon Co. $5,000 4Ms 1930 at First Nat. Bank, Population 1927 (est.)-------------2,000 BOND. D EBT Apr 4 ’26- $235,000
5 s ’25 M-S/S50,000-Mar 15 ’28-’32 Detroit; on $4,000 5s 1929 and $25,Sinking fund______________
30,000
1 5,000-..M a r 15 1933 000 4 A s 1931 at Nat. Bk. of Com­ B O Y N E C IT Y .
Total ass’d val. 1926_____ 13,000.000
BON D. D EBT Sept 1925. $65,000 merce, Detroit; on $5,000 4s due 1931
This city is in Charlevoix County Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$30.00
at Harris Tr. & Sav. Bk., Chicago.
Assessed value___________ 1,298,280
Incorporated 1917.
Population TO, 19.157; ’20, 15,788
Population___________________ 1,000
W ater W orks Bonds.
IN T . at the State Bank, Ewen.
.s T6
$21,000_______________ C H E B O Y G A N .
B IG R A P ID S SCH . D IS T .
.s T6 - . - 30,000_______________
This city is in Cheboygan Co. Inc.
This district (P. O. Big Rapids) is .s TO - - - 16,000_______________
BERKLEY.
1889. Pop. TO. 6,859; ’20, 5,642.
in Mecosta County.
This city is in Oakland County.
R efu nding Bridge Bonds.
B onds [part every 5
5s T9 M-S f$10,000c----- Sept 9 1929 -s T5 - - - $14,000_________ _____ 5s Park A-O $14,OOOc.Oct 1 years).
W ater Bonds.
’03
’27-’33
{ 15,000c..-Sept 9 1934 _s T6 - - 5s ’24 M-S$230,000____Mar 1 1954
4,000_______________
Paving Bonds.
l (Optional 1929)
Fire Bonds.
Street Bonds.
_
5s ’06 F-A $7,000c_ Aug 1 1932
4% s
. . . 215.000c______________
5s '24 M-S $5,000____Mar 1 1954
5s ’08 - - - $9,000........... ...............
’08 J-D 10,000_____ 1930-1931
BON D. DEBT June 15 ’27 $551,000 BOND. DEBT Apr 6 1927- $240,000 _s T7 - - . 21,000_______________ 5s City Hall & Paving B onds.
9,000
Assessed valuation 1926___9,741,815 Sinking fund_____________
f 9,000-Sept 15 ’30-’32 5s ’04 M-S $2,000____Sept 1 1933
Tax rate 1927________________$12.80 Tot. assess, val. ’27(54 act.)3,356,440 5s
M-S
U6,000_Sept 15 ’ 33-’36
R efu n d in g B onds.
Population (estimated)_______ 4,500 School tax (per $1,000) 1927__$26.10
(15,000-Sept 15 ’37-’39 5s ’07 F-A $5,000____Aug 1 1927
Population in 1927 (est.)_____5,000
R efu nding Street Bonds.
5s ’08 J-D
3,000_____ 1927-1931
B E R R IE N C O U N T Y .
.s T6 - . $3,000_______________ 4Ms’99 A-O
4,000____ Oct 1 1929
St. Joseph is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
B IN G H A M T W P . S. D . N O . 4.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $156,000
Road-Im provem ent Bonds.
_s T7 - - - $4,000_______________ Floating debt (add’l)_______________ 71,700
P. O. St. Johns.
4s T3 M-S $80,000c—Sept 15 1928
N ET D E B T Apr 8 ’26___$109,000
J-J
Water debt (incl.)________
34,000
4s T4 M-S 400,000c.-Sept 15 1929 5s ’23 J-J $200,000c.jan 1 ’ 28-’52 Total assessed val. 1925
2,017.189 Assessed val., real estate..2,555,635
5s ’24
45,000c--Jan 1 ’ 28-’36
4>£s’26 . . . $104,609.45___________ BON D. DEBT Apr 29 ’26. $280,000 Avge. tax rate (per $1,000)’23-155.18 Assessed val., personal____ 640,620
4M s’ 27 - . 298,300______________ Assessed valuation (about
Population 1910. 5,218; 1920, 4,284 Total assess, val. ’26 (ABON D. D EBT June 8 ’27- $880,000
20% actual) 1925______ 3,709,850
4-5 actual)_____________ 3,198.255
Sinking funds-----------------11,192 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’25-$21.22
tax (per
Total assess, val. 1926— 92,106,020 Population (est.) 1925________ 4,000 B R O O K A N D G A R F IE L D T W P . TotalTEREST $1,000) 1926--$49.00
IN
on the park bonds
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T N O . 1.
Avge. tax rate (per $1,000)’24-$15.23
IN T .
This district (P. O. Newaygo) is due 1923 to 1933 and the paving
Popnlation TO, 53,522: ’20, 62,653 Detroit. at the People’s State Bank,
impt. bonds due 1932 Is pay­
in Newaygo County.
IN T . at First Nat. B k., Chicago.
$5,000c-. Mar 15 1928 able at the Chemical Nat. Bank In
18,000c_Mar 15 ’29-’31 New York; on the clty-hall and pav­
B IR M IN G H A M .
BESSEM ER.
This village is In Oakland County
21,000c.Mar 15’32-’34 ing bonds at the State Sav. Bank,
This city is in Gogebic Co. Incor.
Incorp. Apr. 16 1885.
4 K s’25M-S 24,000c.M ar 15 ’35-’37 Detroit; on all other Issues at the
1893. Pop. TO, 4,583; ’20, 5,482.
18.000c.Mar 15 ’38-’39 First Nat. Bank In Cheboygan.
4J£s’ 15 A-O $8,400___ Apr 1 1935
Cemetery B onds.
v
20,000c.Mar 15 ’40-’41
5 A s ’22 J-D
$600 ____ 1927-1932 4>£s’ 12 M-S 22,000c...M ar 12 1932
22,000c_Mar 15 ’42-’43 C H E B O Y G A N C O U N T Y .
Sewer Bonds.
F unding Bonds.
Cheboygan is the county seat.
, 24,000c-Mar 15 '44-'45
,'$2,500-June 15 ’28-’32 4s T5 J-D $12,700___ Dec 1 1935
R oad Bonds.
4 ,1 8 5 -..July 16 1937
BOND. DEBT Mar 15 ’25- $152,000
5Ms
J-D { 9,000-June 15 ’33-’41 4 A s '17 J-J
$7,000 . —May 1 1928
(14,000— June 15 1942 5s ’24 A-O 30,000 _____1929-1944 Ass’d val. ’24 (approx.) _1,600,000 5s T4
50,000.-June 1 ’29-’33
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 1788.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1924___ $11.00 5s ’20
Fire B onds.
Population 1925 (est.)________ 1,500 5s ’ 22 J-J $90,000.-Jan 1 ’34-’42
98,000_____ 1927-1931
5H s’22 J-D $8,000 ........ 1927-1937 4 K s’26 —

_s

Road Bonds.
...
$4,300_______ _______




5>£sT7 A-O

I

J une, 1927.]
C H E B O Y G A N ( C o n clu d e d ).

BOND. DEBT Apr 18 ’ 27- $155,000
Assess, val., real estate____7,787,370
Assess, val., personal------- 1,016,380
Tot. assess, val. 1926 (80%
actual)________________ 8,803,750
State and County tax rate (per
$1,000) 1926______________ $14.00
Pop’n 1910, 17,872; 1920..........13,991
C H E B O Y G A N SCHOOL D IS T .

School Bonds.
5s 07 Sept $24.000C--Sept 11 1927
5s ’ 22 J-D 20.000--June 1 ’28-’46
5s ’24 J-J
27,000--Jan 15 ’28-’54
BOND. DEBT Apr 3 ’27 -. $71,000
Assess, valuation 1926___ 3,196,255
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--$13.50
Population in 1920__________ 5,642
IN T . on bonds due 1927 at
Chemical Nat. Bank, N . Y .; on
bonds o f 1922 and 5s o f 1924 at
Peoples State Bank, Detroit.
C H IP P E W A C O U N T Y .

County seat Is Sault Ste. Marie.
R efu n d in g Bonds.
$135,000....... ....................
Road Bonds.
4M s’15 J-J $150,000___ July 1 1930
5M s’22 F-A 12,500____Feb 1 1 928
♦Memorial Hospital Bonds.
5 s ’23 A-0$73,700c_ _Apr 1 ’28-’38
B D . DEBT M ay 1 ’2 7 --- $510,000
Sinking fund____________
172,474
T otal valuation 1926_____ 26,807,159
Avge. tax rate (per $1,000)’22.$36.00
Population 1927_____________30,000
IN T . on refunding 4 Ms o f 1912,
and road bonds at Chase National
Bank, N. Y .; on bonds marked (*)
at the County Treasurer’s office.
5s

CLAW SON .

This city is in Oakland County.
M unicipal Hall Bonds.
4sM ’26 - - - $17,000__________ 1956
Special Assessment Bonds.
6s ’26 - - - $20,500_____1927-1930
6s ’26
106,000_______________
Street Bonds.
6s ’26 - - - $39,000--N ov 1 ’27-’30
5Ms’27 -- _ /21,000-Jan 1 ’28-’30
\ 7,5 00---Jan 1 1931
4M s’27 - - 21,000____Jan 1 1942
BONDED D E B T ______________(?)
C L IN T O N C O U N T Y .

St. John is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
6s
. . . $21,000_______________
4M s’26 - - 25,000_______________
6 s ’27 -- _ 200,000 _____1928-1932
BOND. DEBT M ay 2 0 ’26 $310,000
Assessed val. 1925 (about
75% actual)__________ 33,320.000
County tax rate (per $1,000) ‘25 $17.00
Population TO, 23,129; ’ 20, 23,110
C L IN T O N T O W N S H IP U N IO N
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T N O . 1.

that 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 olty charter. V. 94,
D. 575.
Chapter X III 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 system.
C R Y S T A L F A L L S S C H . D IS T .
This chapter creates a commission to
be known as the Board of Street Rail­
Building Bonds.
5s ’05 J-D $40,000c.............. -.1930 way Commissioners, consisting of
5s ’ 12 J-J
65,000c-.Sept 1 ’26-’39 three membors who shall be appointed
5s '13 M-S
2.500c ...Sept 2 1927 by the Mayor. Section 9 of this
TOTAL DEBT M ay 1 1927 $110,000 Chapter authorizes the Common
Sinking fund_____________
20,000 Council on the request of the Board
Total assess, value, 1927
to issue bonds in such amounts as will
(about % actual)_______ 7,500,000 not exceed the legal bonding limit of
Sch. taxrate (per $1,000) ’27--$17.44 the city to be known as public utility
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 3,394 bonds up to the amount of 2 % of the
_
IN T . payable at Iron County Nat. assessed value of real and personal
Bank of Crystal Falls.
property of the city. The new char­
ter, by Sec. 2 of Chapter V of Title
D A Y T O N T O W N S H IP .
VI, provides that the gross debt
This township (P. O. Fremont R. exclusive of the water debt, after de­
F. D. No. 2) is in Newaygo County. ducting the means in the general
Highway Improvement Bonds.
sinking fund shall not exceed 4% of
4Ms’16 Mar $27,000-Mar 10 ’28-’36 tne assessed value of all the real and
BON D. DEBT June 8 ’26 $36,000 personal property of the city unless
Assess, val. 1925_________ 1,680,954
authorized by a vote of tnree-fifths
Population In 1910___________ 2,415 of the electors. An amendment to
the charter, however, adopted on
DEARBORN.
Apr. 7 1919, provides that such public
This village is in Wayne County.
utility bonds shall be “ in addition to
Street Improvement Bonds.
any other bonds which the city is or
4Ms’22 A-O $55,000___ June 1 1942 may be authorized to issue for any
Water Bonds.
other purpose whatsoever.”
l% s
. . . $77,000_____________
The voters of Detroit on April 7
6s
38,000_____________
1919 defeated by a vote of 70,271
4Ms’25 A-O 425,000— Oct 1 ’26-’55 to 63,883 the M ayor’s proposal to
(For maturity see V. 121, p.2185.) purchase the Detroit United Rys. for
$40,000--- Oct 1 ’27-’ 34
$31,500,000. V. 108, p. 1511.
12.000__ Oct 1 ’35-’ 36
On April 17 1922, however, the
14.000- --O ct 1 ’37-’ 38 voters approved, by 55,474 to 12,186.
24.000- --O ct 1 ’39-’41 a plan to purchase the Detroit United
36.000 -Oct 1 ’42-’45 Rys. for $19,850,000. V. 114,
10.000 __ Oct 1 1946 p.979,1178,1764. Of this purchase
4Ms’27 J-J 1 11,000____ Oct 1 1947 price ($19,850,000) $4,770,000 was
36.000—
Oct 1 ’48-’ 50 paid on June 2 1924 (V. 119, p. 222).
13.000 __ Oct 1 1951
On Oct. 9 1923 the annexation of
14.000 __ Oct 1 1952 portions of Redford, Greenfield and
60.000—
Oct 1 ’53-’townships was approved by
Gratiot 56
Sewer Bonds.
the voters; see V. 117, p. 1798, 1909.
5s
. . . $104,000_______________ A portion of Hamtramck and an addi­
4Ms
- - - 105,000------------------tional portion of Gratiot townships
5s ’22 A-O 24,000- — Oct 1 ’43-’46 were annexed to Detroit as a result
6s ’ 27 A-O 36,000_ Oct 1 ’28-’33 of a special election held on April 7
_
Fire Alarm & Police System Bds. 1924. V. 118, p. 1945. On Sept. 9
4M s’26 J-J $40,000--July 1 ’ 29-’36 1924 the voters approved the annexa­
Paving Bonds.
tion o f the whole o f Hamtramck Twp.
6s ’26 A-O $50,800-—Oct 1 ’27-’ 31 and an additional portion of Gratiot
4 JCs’27 A-O 530,000— Oct 1 ’28-’ 57 Twp. V . 119, p. 1422. A charter
TOT. BD. D T .M ay 18’27$1,092,000 amendment increasing from 7% to
Water debt (included)_____ 779,000 9% of assessed valuation the limita­
Floating debt____________
7,000 tion upon bonded indebtedness the
Tot.assess, val.’26-------------25,422,324 city may incur was approved by the
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$15.74 voters on Nov. 6 1923. V. 117, p.
Population 1920, 2,470; 1927, 7,976 2131. A t the same time an amend­
ment allowing the city to incur an
D E A R B O R N S C H . D IS T .
indebtedness of an additional 4%
Building Bonds.
of the assessed valuation of property
4Ms’ 16 A-O $18,400-SI,200 ea.6m o. for the construction of subways was
4Ms’23 J-J
55,000cJan 15 ’28-’37 passed. This indebtedness would be
5s ’23 M-S 45,000--Sept 1 ’28-’42 over and above any other limit upon
TOTAL D EBT Jan 1 ’23-_ $278,400 city indebtedness. For further de­
Tot.assess, val.'22 (abt.act) 10,599,405 tails of this amendment see above
Population in 1923 (est.)______ 2,000 references.

City-Hall Bonds.
_
5s ’ 13 M-S $7,200_ Sept 1 ’26-’ 34
_
5s T5 J-J
20,000_ Jan 2 ’27-'34
(see Y . 100, p. 831, for maturity)
R efu nding Bonds.
5 s ‘22 F-A $4,000_ Feb 1 ’ 28-’29
_
TOT. BD. D T . Apr 6 '2 7 -. $63,000
Assessed val., real estate_ 2,278,090
_
Assessed val., personal____ 703,324
Total assess, val. 1926_____ 2,981,414
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 27.$42.25
Population 1926,r4,000; 1920, 3,394

This district (P. O. M t. Clemens)
is in Macomb County.
B uilding Bonds.
5s T8 M-S $15,000-Mar 15 ’28-’30
6s
M-S 20,000-Mar 15 ’28-’31
5s '22 M-S 650,000-Mar 15 ’27-’52
(For maturity see V. 115, P. 565.)
5s ’24 s-a
81,000--Apr 1 ’28-’54
SCH. B D . D T . M ay 1 ’26 $815,000
Tot. asses, valuation 1925 21,267,768
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$10.44
Population 1925 (est.)_______ 12,000 D E A R B O R N T W P . S. D. N O . 1.
Annexed to Detroit June 27 1925.
♦INT. payable at the Security
Trust C o., Detroit; on others at
D E A R B O R N T O W N S H IP SCH .
Detroit Trust Co. Detroit.
D IS T . N O . 4.

COLDW ATER.

This city is in Branch Co. Inc.
1861.
R efu nding Sewer Bonds.
4s '26 — - $7,000--Sept 1 ’29-’ 35
Paving Bonds.
4 s ’26 - - $5,107 --------1927-1931
BOND. DEBT M ay 2 0 ’27 $39,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_
14,938
Assessed valuation, real_ 4,181,600
_
Assessed val'n, personal_ 1,112,786
_
T ot. assess. val .’27 (2-3 act.) 5,294.386
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926___$38.92
Population 1927,_____________ 7,068
INT. at City Treasurer’s office.
C O L D W A T E R S C H O O L D IS T .

This district is in Branch County.
4M s’23 M-S $134,000c_____________
TOT. BD. DT. M ay 20 ’27 $128,000
Assessed valuation ‘26 (act) 5,200,000
C O LU M B IA T O W N S H IP F R A C T .
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T N O . 6.

This district (P. O. Union ville) is
in Tuscola County.
f$18,000--Apr 1 ’28-’36
5s ’26 A-O 25,000--A p r 1 ’37-’46
l 15,000-.A pr 1 ’47-’51
BOND. DEBT M ay 20 ’27-$58,000
Ass’d val. ’26 (abt. 75-80%
actual)___________________ 764,470
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$19.63
Population 1926 (est.)_ _______ 800
_
IN T. at the State Savings Bank,
Union ville.

This district (P. O. Dearborn) is
in Wayne County.
f 6,000----Jan 15 1927
4M s’26 J-J { 122,000—Jan 1 5 ’28-’43
| 12,000--Jan 15 T944
l 20.000.Jan 15 ’45&’46
BOND. D EBT 1927______$150,000
Total assess, val. 1925____ 3,168,200
Population 1925________________ 400
D E A R B O R N T W P . S. D . N O . 7.

This district (P. O. Dearborn) is in
Wayne County.
f$45,000c-Jan 15 ’ 28-’30
4M s’25 J-J (200,000c.Jan 15 ’31-’40
100,000c-Jan 15 ’41-’44
l 30,000c...Jan 15 1945
4M s’26 J-J 190,000--Jan 15 ’27-’45
4M s’26 J-J 200,000-__Jan 2 ’ 28-’40
N ET DEBT N ov 1 ’26 -- $987,000
Assessed value 1926____ 25,055,934
Population (est.)____________ 10,000
IN T. at People’s State Bank, De­
troit.
DE LTA COUNTY.

Escanaba Is the county seat.
A gricultural Society Bonds
5s
J-D $2,000 June 1 1927-’ 28
Road Bonds.
[$20,000____Sept 1 1928
5s ’ 19 M-S ( 90,000.Sept 1 1929,
1931 & 1932
I 50,000-Sept 1 ’30 & ’33
BOND. DEBT July 1 5 ’ 25 $223,000
Assess, val., real estate_ 15,567,922
_
Assess, val., personal___ 4,164,813
C O M S T O C K P A R K S. D . N O . 9.
Total assess, val. 1924___ 19,732,735
This district (P. O. Comstock) is in Population TO, 30,108; '20, 30,909
Kent County.
INT. at County Treas. office and
4M s’2S A-O $95,000--Jan 1927-1945 Escanaba Nat. Bank.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1925-- $105,000
Assessed value 1924_______ 1,157,080 D E T R O IT .
Detroit Is situated In Wayne Co.
C O N S T A N T IN E S C H O O L D IS T . Inoorp. In 1806. Woodmere (popu­
This district (P. O. Constantine) is lation 4,474) annexed April 1 1906.
Village of Delray annexed Apr. 1
in St. Joseph County.
4M s’26
($70,000-Mar 15 ’28-’51 1906. Village o f Fairview annexed
M-S 15\ 20,000-Mar 15 ’52-’56 Oct. 24 1907 and Village of St. Clair
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26- $95,000 Height annexed October 1 1918.
Ass’d val.’25(abt.60% act.)l,345,320 During the latter part of last year the
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___ $10.53 village of Oakwood was annexed to
Population 1925 (est.)________ 1,300 Detroit. The question of annexation
o f Highland Park was defeated N ov.
IN T at Constantine.
8 1910. V. 91, p. 1342. The annexa­
tion o f a portion o f Grosse Point and
C R Y S T A L FA L L S.
Gratiot townships was voted April 2
This city is in Iron County.
1917. In a decision rendered Feb. 16
Sewer Bonds.
5s T4 J-D $2,0 0 0c...Ju ly 1 1928 1912 the State Supreme Court held




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Boulevard Bonds.
3M s05 F-A $45,000r*.Augl "27-’35
3Ms’05 F-A I00.000r*..A ug 1 1935
P ublic-L ighting Bonds.
4s T4 J-J $307,000___ July 1 1944
5H s’21 J-J 284,000___ Jan ’28-’51
4Ms’23J-J f 68,000r*_ Jan 1 ’40
_
11,300,000r*-- Jan 1’41’ 53
6s ’24
2,700,000r*..June 1 ’28-’54
4M s’25 F-A 924,000r*_Feb 1 ’28-’55
4 M ’ 26M -N2,900,000_______________
4Ms’27J-J 3,000,000r*-Jan 1 ’ 28-’57
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’20 J-J $100,000___ Jan 1 1950
5s ’20 M-S 300,000-1930, ’35 & ’40
5Ms’21 A-O 500,000___ Apr ’41-’45
4Ms’23J-J2,100,000r*-.Jan 1 ’33-53
Grade Separation Bonds.
4s T2 M -N$100,000c_-Nov 15 1942
4.20s’ 15J-J 50,000r*.. July 1 1945
4s '17 M-S 100,000___ Mar 1 1947
4M s’25 F-A 644,000r*.Feb 1 ’28-’55
4 A s'25 J-D /384,000-.D ec 15 ’27-’50
1 75,000-.D ec 15 ’51-’55
4M s’ 26 M-N464.000_______________
4Ms’27 J-J / 22,000r*__Jan 1 1928
\348,000r*-Jan 1 ’29-'57
Hospital Bonds.
3 Ms 08 J-D$100.000c___June 1 1938
4s T9 J-D 70,000___ June 1 1949
5Ms’21 A-O 802,500--Apr 2 ’28-’51
6s '20 F-A 462,000_____Aug 1935
4Ms’26M -N l,015,000r*___________
4Ms’27 J-J 480,000r*_Jan 1 ’28-’57
Park Improvement Bonds.
3Ms'00 M -8$150,000r*..M ar 1 1930
3Ms’04 J-J lOO,0O0r___Jan 15 1934
P ublic Sewers.
3Ms’02 J-J $53,000c...Ju ly 1 1932
3Ms’04 J-J
81,000r...Jan 15 1934
3Ms’05 J-J
90,000c...Jan 16 1935
_
3Ms’06 F-A 43,000r_ Feb 1 1930
3Ms’07 M-S 92.000c...M ar 1 1937
3Ms’08 A-O 125,000c...O ct 1 1938
3Ms’09 A-O 175,000c...A pr 1 1939
3Ms’ 10 J-J 149,OO0r..Jan 15 1940
SMs’ l l F-A 130,000r*_.Feb 1 1941
4s '12 F-A 100,000c...A ug 1 1942
4s T2 M-N150.000C—N ov 15 1942
4s T3 A-O 200,000_____ Apr 1 1943
4s T2 A-O 38,000_ Apr 30 1942
_
4s T3 F-A 150,000_____ Feb 1 1943
Is T3 A-O 250,000---- Oct 16 1943
4s ’ 14M-S 1,180,000___ Mar 1 1944
is T4 J-J 303,000____ July 1 1944
4s T5 F-A 200.000_____ Feb 1 1945
4s T5 J-D 405,000_____ Dec 1 1945
4s T7 J-D 615,000_____ Dec 1 1947
4Ms’18 M-N500.000___ May 1 1948
4Ms’19M-S / 972,860r*.Sept 1’2744
1 243,500r*_8epl ’27-44
6s ’20 F-A 1,604,000____Aug ’27-’50
5 Ks’ 21 J-J 3,056,000___ Jan ’28-’5I
6s ’21 J-J 3,202,000____Jan ’28-’51
6s
A-O2,O6O,O08.-Apr 1 ’28-’51
5s ’20 M-N1538,0§@- -M ay 1 '32-’50
5s ’22 J-J 4000,000.-Jan 15 ’35-’42
4Ms’21 J-D (495,200..D e c 1 ’27-’41
\346.00G--Dec 1 ’42-’50
lM s’2 2 J -D 6,67O,000June 1 ’28-’52
4 M s’24J-J4,502,000_______________
4Ms’25 F-A8,4OO,000r*Feb 1 ’28-'55
4Ms’25J-D |l,179,000-Dec 15 ’27-’35
12,640,000-Dec 15 ’36-’55
4s ’ 26 M -N 4,000,000_ M ay 15 1956
_
4Ms’27 J-J3,000,000r*.-Jan 1 1957
Library Bonds.
3 Ms TOJ-J $25,080r_ July 1 1940
_
4s T2 M -N 100,000c..N ov 15 1942
4s T3 F-A 50,000_____Feb 1 1943
4s '13 M-S 100,000____ Sept 2 1943
4s T4 M-S 475,000____ Mar 1 1944
P ublic Utility Bds. (Street Ry.) 4Ms’ 18 J-J 750,000c-..Jan 15 1948
5s’20 M -N $100,000.-M ay 1 1950 4s T8 J-D 250,000___ Jan 1 1948
5s ’20J-J
2OO,OG0-.July 1 1950 5s ’20 M -N575.600--M ay 1 ’28-’ 50
5M s’20F-A l,450,000--Aug 1 1950 4s ’24 . . . 513,800r*_June 1’28’54
5Ms’20M-N 1,000,000-.N o v 1 1945 4M s’25 F-A 100,000.--F eb 15 1935
5Ms’21J-J
1,000,000--Jan 1 1941 4s ’26 J-D 320,000____ June 1 1956
5M s’21F-A 1,000,000-Aug 15 1944
P ublic Improvement Bonds.
5Ms’21F-A 1,000,000-Aug 15 1946 4s T4 F-A $15,000____Feb 2 1944
5M s’21 A-O 1,000,000--M a y 1 1948
[778,000___ Jan ’28-’51
5Ms’21J-D 1,000,000- —June 1949 5Ms’21 J-J (225,000____Jan 1 1931
6s’21 M -N 1,000,000-.-June 1947
443.000- -Jan 1 ’28-’36
5O,OS0--Jan 15 ’28-’32
4Ms’22J-J
1,000,000.. Jan 15 1932
[1,300,000________ 1940 4Ms’20 J-J 66,000.Jan 15 ’33-’38.
5M s’21A-0 j l ,000,000________1942
120.000- -Jan 15 ’39-’50
(1,000,000 ________ 1943 5Ms’21 J-J
67,000_ Jan 1 ’28-’29
_
4M s’22J-D l,33O,0O0r*-J’ne 1’32-41 (For maturity see V. 113, p. 2424.)
4M s’22J-DJl,5OO,0O0r*-J’ne l ’33-35 6s ’21 A-O 350,000___ Apr 1 1951
\ 450,008r*_-June 1 ’36 4M s’22 J-D 600,000-.June 1 ’32-’37
4M s’22J-D
679,000-June 1 ’28-’52 4Ms’23J-D4,784,000r*.Jan l ’ 27-’ 53
4s ’24 — 1,350,000r*_-June l ’28-’54 4Ms’25 F-A 448,0§0r*_Feb 1 ’28-’55
4s’24 — (1,148.000 r ♦—June 1‘28-’34 4Ms’ 2 4 J -D 901,000_______________
1*3,340.000r*__ June l ’35-’54 4Ms’ 25 F-A 448,000_______________
4 ^ s ’2 5 J -D /l,000,000-Dec 15 ’27-’35 4 Ms’ 26 M-N957.000_______________
(2,400,000-Dec 15 ’36-’55 4 Ms’26 M-N725.000_______________

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INCORPORATED

INVESTMENT BONDS

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DETROIT (Concluded)—
Dist. No. 3 of Springw ells Twp.
5s ’ 15 J-J
$6,000___ Jan 7 1930
Park and Playground Bonds.
2,000___ Feb 6 1930
5}4s A-O $2.400,000-Apr 1 ’28-’ 51 5s ’15 F-A
_
6s ’20 F-A 500.000--Aug 1 ’31 -’50 4Hs 16M-S 90,000_ Sept 30 1931
5 ^ s ’21 A-Ol ,250.000- -Oct 1 ’ 27-'51 414s ’ 17M-S 40,000___ Mar 1 1932
Dist. No.7 o f Springw ells Twp.
4/£s’22 - . /1,248,000--Jan 1 5 ’35-'3S
U,252,000--Jan 15 ’39-’42 4s ’05 F-A $24,000...A u g 30 1935
Dist. No. 3 o f Hamtramck Twp.
4H s’23 J-J 200,000r__ July 2 1953
4 s ’24
532.OOOr* J’n e l ’28-’34 414s ’ 15J-J $50,000___ July 1 1930
\1,540,OOOr* J’ne 1’35-’ 54 4 (4s 16M-N 50,000___ Nov 1 1931
30,000____Aug
W ater Bonds ( Issued by Commis­ 414s ’ 17F-A o f Hamtramck 1 1932
Dist. No.5
Twp.
sioners on City's Credit).
1
3 ^ s ’03 J-J $50,000c_ Jan 1 1933 5s ’ 15 A-O $23,000___ Apr y l 1930
_
1930
5s ’ 15 M -N 18,000____M a
3Hs'03 M-S 150.000r*__Sept 1 1933 5s '15 J-D
8.000_____Jan 2 1930
3H s’04 J-D 200,000r*--June 1 1934
Dist. No. 7 o f Hamtramck Twp.
3Hs'05 F-A 150,000c-..Feb 1 1935 5s ’ 14 M-S $16,000_ Mar 15 1929
_
3/$s'08 F-A 175,0 0 0 c...A u g 1 1938 5s ’ 14 J-D
2,000___ Dec 21
3H s’09 J-J 102,000c— .July 1 1939 5s ’ 17 J-J 25,000___ Jan 15 1929
1932
34$s g’00F-A 180,000c_ Feb 1 1930
_
4s ’12 A-O 240,000c...O ct 1 1932 5 s '17 J-D 15.000.--June 30 1932
Dist. No. 9 of Hamtramck Twp.
4s '14 M-S 500,000c_ Mar 1 1944
_
Aug
4 ^ s ’19M-SJ234,OOOr* Sept l ’27-’39 5s T4 F-A $18,000______ July 1929
’ 16 J-J
2,000______
1931
1143,000r* .Sept 1 ’40-45 5s Dist. No. 10 of Hamtramck Twp.
4s ’ 17 F-A 225.000______ Aug 1947 5s '18 F-A $28.000______Aug 1933
5s '20 M-N2159.500___ M ay'28-'50
Dist. No. 1 o f G reenfield Twp
5J4s’21J-J 2,400,000___ Jan ’28-'51
’ 14 F-A
1929
414s’20 J-J (221,000-Jan 15 ’28-’40 5s T4 M-S $30,000____Feb 1 1929
10,000____ Sept
1 160,000-Jan 15 '41-’50 5s 14 M-N 60,000____ M ay 1 1930
4)4s’
1
5H s’21 A-O 2,400,000-Apr 1 ’28-'51
4)4s’22 J-D 5,000,000-June 1 ’ 28-'52 5s ’ 16 J-J 15,000____ July 1 1931
44£s’23J-DJ 642,000r*Janl ’28-’33 4348-16 J-D 225.000-.-D ec 22 1931
Dist. No.8 o f G reenfield Twp.
l2,160.000r*Jan l ’34-’ 53
4s ’25 J-D3,000,000_ Dec 15 1955 434s’ 16 J-J $150,000— July 15 1931
_
No.
Twp.
43^s’27 J-J3,000,000r*-Jan 1 ’ 28-’57 5s Dist. Oct 10 of G reenfield’27-’28
’13
$2,000--Oct ’ 1
Museum o f Art B onds.
5s '14 Oct 30.000____ Oct 1 1929
3H S’04 M-S S50,000r*-Sept 1 1929
Dist. No. 11 of G reenfield Twp.
4 s ’24 - - . (301,000r*_J’ne 1’28’34 6s ’ 17 A-O $20,000___ Oct 1 1927
1880.000r*_ J’ne 1’35*54 6s T8 M -N 25,000___ M a y l 1933
4 K s’25 F-A 924,000r*-Feb 1 ’28-’55 6s ’ 21 F-A 40,000___ Aug 1 1951
4K s’26 M -N 1,450,000_________—
6 s ’22 M -N 10,000___ M a y l 1952
4H s’27 J-Jl,290,000r*.Jan 1 ’28-’57
Judgm ent Bonds (Redford).
School Bonds.
5s ’ 17 M-S 20,900____ Sept 1 1947
3}^s’99 J-J $156,000r-..July 1 1929
Paving Bonds.
3Hs'00 J-J 250,OOOr* -July 2 1930 5s ’ 24 M-S $27,500---Sept 15 1954
3>4s’01 J-J 155,000c.-.July 1 1931 434s’ 25 A-O 31,150___ Aug 1 1955
3H s’02 J-J
77,000r*_-July 1 1932
Highway Bonds.
3 ,4 s’05 J-J 190,000r*-_Jan 16 1935 4 34s’ 10 M-S $9,000--M ar 1 ’ 28-’ 30
314s’06 F-A 99,000r*.Feb 1 '28 '36
Dist. No. 1 o f G ratiot Twp.
3H s’07 M-S 80,000r* Mch 1 '28-37 6s ’20 J-D $20,000c______1935
3>$s’08 J-J 250,OOOr*.-Jan 15 1938 5s ’22 J-D 50,000c_____ 1952
3 J^s’08 J-D 249,000r*-.June 1 1938
Dist. No. 1. Dearborn Tw p.
3Hs'09 A-O 300,000r*-.A pr 1 1939 5 J4s’22 - - - $55,000_______________
3 Hs'09 J-J 300,OOOr*..Jan 2 1939 5s ’ 23 --_
45,000_______________
3>$s’ 10 J-J 216,OOOr*.Jan 15 1940 434s’24M-N 180,000--M ay 1 ’29-’43
3>*s’ l l F-A 30O,0OOr*-.Feb 1 1941 434s’24M-Nf210,000_ -N ov 1 ’29-’42
3 H s 'll M-S 20.OOOr_ Sept 1 1941
_
\ 20,000___ Nov 1 1943
4s ’ 12 M -N 300,000c—N ov 15 1942
Dist. No. 2 o f G reenfield Tw p.
4s ’ 13 F-A 336,000_____ Feb 1 1943 6 s ’ 20 F-A 19,000_ Aug 20'1935
_
4s ’ 13 A-O
200,000_A pr11943 ’21 J-J
6s
12,000-—July 15 1951
4s ’ 13 A-O 754,000___Oct 15 1943 5s
J-J $18,000-—July 15 1951
4s ’ 14 M-S 1,996.000____Mar 1 1944 5s ’22 s-a 60,000--.A u g 15 1952
4s '14 J-J 168,000_____ July 1 1944 4 h s ’22 F-A 40,000c—Aug 15 1952
4s ’ 15 F-A 550.000_____ Feb 1 1945 5s ’24 _ -- 75,000____N ov 7 1934
4s ’ 15 J-D 500,000r* June 151945
4hs
125,000_____ _________
4s ’ 15 J-D 500,000_____ Dec 1 1945 5s ’25 F-A 175,000— Feb 15 1955
4 s ’ 16M -N 1,200,500.-.N o v 11946
Dist. No. 3 of G reenfield Twp.
4s '17 M-S 966,000____Mar 1 1947
Site Purchase Bonds.
4s ’ 18 F-A 154.000cAug 15 ’27-’28 4(4s’23 s-a $40,000____Aug 1 1953
4s ’ 18 F-A 200,000cAug 15 ’27-’28
Building Bonds.
4s ’18 F-A 220.000cAug 15 ’27-’28 434s’23 s-a $40,000___ Aug 1 1953
44$’ 19 F-A 414.000..Sept 1 ’27-’49 4 ^ ’21F-A15 140,000— Feb 15 1954
5s ’20 M -Sl,402,000—Sept 1 ’33-’50 4J4’24F-A15 125,000— Feb 15 1954
5s ’20 F-A 802 0 0 0 .-Aug 1 ’27-’ 50
Dist. No. 4 o f G reenfield Tw p.
5s ’21 J-J 1,104.000.-Jan 1 '28-’51 4M s’ 19 J-J 125,000___ July 1 1934
5s ’21 J-D 13,900,000--D ec 1 ’27-’41 534s’ 20 A-O 75,000___ Apr 1 1935
12,680,000--D ec 1 '42-’51 6s ’20 J-J
66,000-—July 15 1935
5M s’21A-03,086.000_-Oct 1 ’27-’51 5s ’ 23 F-A 125,000___ Aug 1 1953
5s ’20M-S
882.000--Sept 1 ’27-’50 434’23F-A15 $100,000—Feb 15 1953
5s ’22 J-J 6,000.000--Jan 15 ’35-’42 4 h s ’24 M-S 125,000----Mar 15 1954
43^s’24J-D fl .162,000r*Junel ’ 28-’34
Water Bonds (Hamtramck).
\3,340,000r* June 1’35-’51 4s ’01 M-NS88.000— N ov 15 1931
4K s’25F-A6.524.000r*.Feb 1 ’28-’ 55 (10.13%-$8.914.40-assum'd by c ’y)
Highway Bds. (Grosse Pt. Twp.)
4Ms’25 J-D 2,403,000— Dec 1 1927
F-A $165,000---A u g 1 1931
4H s’26 M-N4.640.000_____________ 4s
4M s’27 J-J/ 100,000r*.Jan 1 1928 (31.08%— $51.282—assumed by c ’y
\2,910,000r*Jan 1 ’29-’ 57 434 s
J-J $25,000___ July 1 1933
(31.08%— $7,770— assumed by c ’y)
Park & Boulevard Bonds.
3H s’01 M-N $31,000c_N ov 15 1931
Sewer Bonds (Hamtramck)
3J4s’02 F-A I00,000c--Feb 15 1932 5s ’06 F-A $60,000___ Feb 1 1936
3 Jus’l l M-N 55.000r..N ov 15 1941 (10.13%-$6,078-assumed by city)
4s ’ 13 M-S 18,000____Sept 2 1943
Water Bonds (Falrview).
4s ’ 14 J-J
13,000____July 1 1944
J-J $30,000___ July 1934
4 s ’ 17 J-D 296,000..........D e c 1947 434s’04 $25.200—assumed by 1city.)
(84%—
6s '20 F-A 596,000___ Aug ’27-’50 4J4s’05 M-S $25,000___ Sept 1 1935
R ecreation System Bonds.
(84%— $21.000— assumed by city.)
4 s ’ 16 J-J *15.000.......... July 1946 434s’06 M-S $25,000___ Sept 1 1936
4 K s’ 18 J-D 105.000______Dec 1948 (84%— *21,000—assumed by city.)
Sewer Bonds (Falrview).
P ublic Building Bonds.
4s ’99 A-O *38,OOOr----Apr 1 1929 434s’05 M-N$20,000___ Nov 1 1935
3H s’05 F-A 120,00 0r*.-F eb 1 1935 (84%— $16.800— assumed by city.)
314s’ l l A-O 135,OOOr...Sept 1 1941
Paving Bonds (Fairvlew).
4s ’ 12 M -N 65.000c-.N ov 15 1942
F-A $26,182.42-Aug 1 1935
4 s '12 A-O 25,000. ..A p r 30 1942 434s’05 $21.993 1-3— ass’m’d by c ’y.)
(84%—
4s ’ 13 A-O 200.000...O c t 15 1943 434s’05 M-N$26,000—-N ov 20 1935
4s '14 M-S 180,000____Mar 1 1944 (84%— $21,840— assumed by city.)
4s ’ 15 F-A 100,000____Feb 1 1945
Sewer Bonds (St. Clair H’ts.).
4s ’ 15 M-S 105,000_____ Sept 1945
4s ’ 16 M-S 500,000___ Mar 1 1946 5s ’05 A-O $10,500____ Oct 16 1935
5,000____ July 1 1944
4s *16 A-O 45,000’. . . -O ct 1 1946 5s ’ 14 J-J
6s ’ 20 F-A 198.000______Aug 1940 5s ’ 15 M-S 5.000____ Sept 11945
4J4s’22 J-J 1,000,000Jan 15 ’35-’42 5s '17 A-O 10,000____ Oct 1 1947
Market Bonds.
Fire Protection (St. Clair H’ ts).
4H s’24 J-D j$561,OOOr* J’ne 1’28’44 434s’ l l J-D $4,000_ Dec 15 1941
_
i 340,OOOr* J’ne 1’45’ 54 5s ’ 17 A-O 25,000____ Oct 11947
41is’25 F-A 308,000r*.Feb 1 ’28-’55
Paving Bonds (St. Clair H’ ts).
4M s’27 - - - 100,000_______________ 5s ’ 14 J-J $16,000____ July 11944
Heating Plant & Site B onds.
5s ’ 15 A-O 30,000____ Apr 11945
4 ^ s ’ 27 J-J 1300,000r*.Jan 1 ’ 28-’52 5 s ’ 16 J-D 41,000___ June 11946
I 55,000r*.Jan 1 ’53-57 5s T7 A-O 30,000___ Oct
1947
G arbage-Incinerator Bonds
AN N E XE D D IS T R IC T . BONDS.
(St. Clair Heights).
W ater Bonds (Woodmere).
5s ’ 19_-A-O $25.000___ Oct 1 1947
3 ^ s ’01 A-O *93,000c-.0ct 18 193i
W ater Bonds (St. Clair H’ts).
W ater Bonds (Delray).
5s ’05 A-O $26,000____Oct 16 1935
5 s '98 J-D *50,000c-„Ju ne 1 1928 434s’ l l J-D 12,000- — Dec 15 1941
5s ’ 14 J-J
5,000____ July 11944
Sewer Bonds (Delray).
5s ’03 M-S 565,500c-..Sept 1 1933 5s T5 A-O
6,000_____ Apr 11945
Highway Bds. (Springwells Twp.) 5s T6 J-D 15,000____ June 1 1946
4s ’03 M-N|50,000c_ Aug 1 1933
_
W ater Bonds (O akw ood).
($36,000 assumed by city.)
4M s’ l l M-S $31,000_ Mar 15 1941
_
8,000_ Sept 15 1944
_
5s ’08 J-J
8,000______ July 1928 5s ’ 14 M-S
Bridge Bds. (Grosse PointeTwp.). 5s ’ 16 M-S 40,000____ Sept 11946
44£s ’05F-A $25,000____Aug 1 1935 5 K s’ 19 J-J 40,000___ Jan 2 1949
31.08%-—$7,770—assumed by city 6s ’ 20 J-D 90,000_____Dec 11950
5Ms’21 M -N 20,000___ Nov 1 1951
S ch ool Bonds.
Dist. No. 8 o f Grosse Pt. Twp.
S chool Bonds (O akw ood).
5 s ’17 J-J * 2 5 ,0 0 0 ..-Jan 15 1932
D istrict No. 12.
4s ’06 F-A 20,000_ Feb 15 1936 4s ’05 M-N$10,000____M ay 1 1935
_
5s ’ 15 F-A 15,000____Feb 1 1930 5s T4 J-D 4 0 ,0 0 0 .---June 1 1929
5s T6 J-J
3,600— -July 15 1931 4V£s’ 14 F-A 15,000___ Aug 1 1929
Dist. No. 10 o f Grosse Pt. Twp. 5s T9 M-N230.000___ M ay 1 1934
5s ’ 17 J-J $18,000____ July 1932 5 s ’20 J-D 70,000____June 1 1935
5s ’ 14 A-O 35,000........-Oct 1929 6s ’ 20 F-A 40,000____ Aug 1 1935
4H s’ 16 J-J
95,000--------- July 1931 6s ’ 21 F-A 50,000_____ Feb 11936




Judgm ent B onds (O akw ood).
6s T9 A-O $34,932.77Apr 15 1949
Paving Bonds (O akw ood).
5 K s’ 19 J-D $15,250.--June 15 1949
Paving Dist. No. 2 Bonds
(O akw ood).
534s’ 19 J-D $24,500. ..June 15 1949
Sewer Bonds (O akw ood).
_
5s T8 M -S $50,000_ Mar 15 1948
5s T9 M-S 84,000___Sept 1 1949
5s T9 M-S 25,000___Sept 1 1949
5s '20 F-A
42,000___ Feb 1 1950
5% s’ 21 F-A
38,000___ Feb 1 1951
5Ms’ 21 M -N 70,000___ Nov 1 1951
INTEREST Is payable in N. 1 .
City at the current official bank or
at the office of the City Treasurer.
TAX EXEM PT.— According to an
Act of the State Legislature passed
In June 1907 all bonds of the City of
Detroit, or for which the City of De­
troit shall become responsible, are
exempt from taxation throughout the
State of Michigan. There are no ex­
ceptions to this rule.
T O T .B D .D T .M ay 1’27-$221039,230
Water debt (incl.)_____ 29,160.114
Special assess, debt (incl.) 20,987,976
Sinking funds__________ 018,940,039
a This includes $1,438,330 applica­
ble to the payment of water debt.
Year and Month—
Gross Debt
1927, M ay ____________ $221,039,230
1926, M ay 20___________228,741,429
1925 Apr. 1____________192,725,467
1924, Apr. 1____________ 138,578,430
1923, Apr. 1____________121,612,649
1922, Apr. 1___________ 99,386,133
1921, Apr. 1___________ 50,783,742
1920, Apr. 1___________ 31,040.742
1919, Apr. 1___________ 27,550,500
1918, Apr. 1___________ 23,667,500
1917. Apr. 1______
21.575,500
1916. Oct. 1___________ 20.712,000
1915. Oct. 1___________ 19,309,000
1914, Oct. 1— ..........
17.429.000
1912. Oct. 1___________
9,782,000
9,109,000
1910. July 1___________
1905. July 1___________
6,431,000
1900, July 1___________
5.074,000
1890, July 1 - - .........
1,634,500
1,360,400
1880, July 1___________
1870. Apr. 1 ____
704.283
Year& Minth.— Sink Fd * Net Debt
1927, M a y .$18,940,0391170,890,140
1926 ,May20$22.258.135 z 180044179
1925, Apr. 1.17,102,317 155,621,036
1924, Apr. 1-11,930.653 126,647,797
1923, Apr. 1.11,043,349 111,179,157
1922, Apr. 1- 9,913,659 111,698,990
1921, Apr. 1. 8,233,875 42,529,867
1920, Apr. 1. 6,938,521 24,102,221
1919, Apr. 1. 6,854,109 20,696,391
1918. Apr. 1. 5,762.627 20,723,717
1917, Apr. 1- 5.180,631 18.608,121
1916. Oct. 1- 5,401,393 17,775,118
1916. M a y l- 4,912.037 17,955,433
1915, Oct. 1- 4,772,910 16.S10.235
1914, Oct. 1- 4,059,808 13,269,192
1912, Oct. 1- 3,553,069
6.228,931
1910. July 1. 3,012,983
6.096,017
1905, July 1- 2,359,734
4,071.266
1900. July 1- 1,609,810
3,464,190
1890. July 1745,274
889,225
1880, July 1528,627
831.772
1870. Apr. 1.
37,252
667,030
* Not Including special assessment
or water debt.
CITY PR OPERTY.— The city
owns property free from all encum­
brance, which was valued on March
1 1924 at $303,000,000.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—
1924.
1926.
$

$

Real est.l,916,045,050 2,572,429,090
Pers’l
539,282,630
587,983,060
Total -.2,455,327,680 3,160,412,150
(Assessment about % actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1927— $22.56
Total assess, val. 1925 $2,757,664,010
POPULATION.— In 1927 (est.),
1,440,000; 1920, 993,739; 1910, 465,766; 1900, 285,704; 1890, 205,876.
DOVER TOWNSHIP.
This township (I*. O. Clayton) is in
Lenawee County.
Road B uilding Bonds.
44£s’ 16 Mar $50,0 0 0 c.................1931
4 (4s’ 17 Mar 25,000c__________1932
GEN. BD. DT. M ay 1 '27- $23,000
Total val. 1926 (actual)_ 1.922,475
_
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-121.75
Population 1910, 1,279; 1920--1.213
IN T. payable at the First National
Bank, Morenci, and Adrian State
Bank, Adrian.
DOW AGIAC. _
This city Is In Cass County. Incorp
under special charter In 1877; re-Inc
In 1897 under General Act of Incor
poration for cities of the fourth class
T ru nk Sewer Bonds.
5s ’07 M-S *53.250c.Sept 1 ’27-'37
BOND. DEBT May 26 ’24 $97,000
Assess, debt (add'l)_______
25,000
Assessed value 1924_______ 5,650,675
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’24-$14.50
Population 1910, 5,088; 1920--5,440
INT. at Bk of Commerce. Detroit.

[V ol. 121.
EAST LANSING.
A city in Ingham Co. Inc. 1907.
Street Improvement B onds.
5s ’22 J-J $40,000____July 1 1946
6s
J-J
40,000-.July 1 ’36-’45
Paving Bonds.
4Hs
- . - $40,000..........
1949
P ublic L ighting Bonds.
5s '22 J-J $15.000____July 1 1946
W ater Bonds.
4X s
M-S $1.000____ Mar 1 1928
6s
J-J
23,000-.July 1 ’28-’35
4Ms’23 J-J
25.000____ July 1 1948
Fire Equipm ent Bonds.
4 3 s'23 J-J
A
$5,000____July 1 1949
BOND. D EBT M ay 1927- $212,000
Assessed value 1926______5,524,525
Agre. tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-$31.66
Population 1927____
3,800
EAST LANSING SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. East Lansing)
is in Ingham County.
5H s
J-J*$20,000c__________ 1931
5H s
J-J b56,000c___________1941
T6.000 _____ 1929-1932
45.000 _____ 1933-1941
4 /is ’26M-S * 48.000 _____ 1942-1947
9,000___________ 1948
10.000
...
1949
,72,000 _____ 1950-1955
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $276,000
Sinking fund_____________
7,700
Assess, val.
1926______5,220,000
Tax rate (per $1,000)________ $16.16
IN T . at the Detroit Trust Co.
(b) Int. at the Continental & Com­
mercial Bank, Chicago.
E AST T A W A S .

This city is in Iosco County.
R efunding Bonds.
5s ’ 15 M -N $9 000--N ov 1 ’27-’35
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 5 ’25- $29,500
Floating debt (add’l ) ______
6,000
Tot. assess, val. 1924 _____ $635,500
Total tax rate (per *1,000) ’24-$51.90
Population 1910, 1,452; 1920, 1,398
EATON

R A P ID S .

This city is in Eaton CouDty.
Paving Bonds.
4s '16 F-A $17,000-..........
1932
5s ’ 15 July
3.4 00.-July 1 ’27-’29
BOND. D EBT June 3 ’ 27- $17,000
Assess, val. real__________ 2,420,575
Assess, val. personal______ 795,050
Tooal valuation 1927______ 3,215,625
(Assessment about 75% act '
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’27______ $7.17
Population 1925______________ 2,70©
E A T O N R A P ID S S C H O O L D IS T .

This district is in Eaton County.
4Hs'22 J-J $112,000c____1927-1942
BOND. D EBT June 7 ’ 27- $129,000
Total assess, val. 1927___ 3,215,625
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$1685
Population (est.), 1927_______ 2,800
EAU C L A IR E S C H O O L D IS T .

This district (P. O. Eau Claire) is
in Berrien County.
-s
. . . $10,500....... ....................
BOND. D E B T June 1 ’27---$32,000
ECORSE.

This village is in Wayne County.
W ater Bonds.
6 s ’94 A-O $13,000-0ct 2 2 ’ 27-’3l
4H s’ 10 Sept
4,000--Sept 1 ’27-’30
5s '19 Dec
3,000-Dec 20 '27-’29
5s ’22 F-A 125,000____Aug 1 1952
R efunding Bonds.
4)4s’05 J-J $32.000---Jan 1 ’28-'35
5s ’ 13 Mar 17.000--M ar 1 ’28-'44
5s ’ 14 Dec
2,000--D ec 1 ’27-'28
5J4s’ 18 M-S
6,000--Sept 1 '27-’32
5 las 18 J D 20.000-Dec 15'28-'47
6s ’20 J-D
8.000--D ec 1 ’27-’28
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’ 14 Mar $80.000--Mar 1 ’34-’43
5s ’22 F-A 50,000------Aug 1 1952
Park Bonds.
5s T6 J-J $10.000____July 1 1936
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
5s ’22 F-A $15,000____Aug 1 1952
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 1923- $346,300
Total assessed value 1921--8,278.665
Population 1910, 1,063; 1920, 4,394
IN T . at Ecorse State Bank.
ECORSE T W P . SCH . D IS T . N O . 1.

Annexed to Wyandotte Sch. Dist.

E C O R S E T W P . S C H . D IS T . N O . 3.

This district (P. O. Ecorse) is in
Wayne County.
5s ’25 F-A $350,000c-.Aug 1 1955
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 ’26- $673,500
Assess, val. 1925------------ 11,650,432
Population 1925 (est.)------------ 9,000
IN T . at the Peoples State Bank,
Detroit.
______
E C O R S E T O W N S H IP
D I S T R I C T N O . 11.

SCH O OL

This district (P. O. Melvindale) is
in Wayne County.
5s ’24
$205,000c----------- 1954
454s’ 25
50,000c----------- 1955
45is'25 - - 85,000c----------- 1956
5s ’25 - - 430,000c----------- 1956
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $770,000
Floating debt________ _—
60,000
EAST GRAND RAPID 3.
15,000
This village is in Rent County. Sinking fund____________
Assessed value 1927----------12,250,000
Incorporated in 1891.
Tax rate(per $1,000) 1927------- $10.00
Street Im pt. Bonds.
5 ^ s ’ 19 - . - $29,500-_____________ Population 1927----- : -------------- 3,000
6s ’20 - - .
4,384---------------------E R IN A N D L A K E T W P S . F R A C T .
W ater-W orks Bonds.
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T N O . 5.
5s 13 - . - $20.000-..........
1933
This district (P. O. Halfway) is in
5s '17 - . 16,000___________ 1927
Macomb County.
5s '20 J-D 20,000c____Jan 1 1935
($25,000 _____ 1927-1936
4 3 s ’22 A-O 25,000___ Oct 15 1937
4
25,000 ..........1937-1941
4Jis’27M-N (125,000--M -N 1928-47 4Jis’25
[ 50,000 _____ 1942-1946
1 30,000--M -N 1928-47
4Ms’27 - - 84,950 --------------------Sewage Treatm ent Bonds.
4?4s’22 A-O $12.000___ Oct 15 1937
BOND. DEBT June 1 5 ’23 $98,388 E R IE A N D L A K E T O W N S H IP S
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T N O . 3.
Total val. 1923____________4,700.000
This district (P. O. Detroit SubTax rate (per $1,000) '22--------*27.46
Population 1910, 800; 1920, 1,310 Station 111) is in Wayne County.
INT. on water bonds at Grand 4 ^ s ’27M-N$225,000-May 1 ’28-57
Rapids Tr. Co.; sewer bonds at De­ BOND. D E B T M ay 1 1927 $400,000
troit Trust Co.; street bonds at Vil. Total assess, val. 1927------ 4,362,425
Population 1927 (est.)----------- 3,000
Treas. office.

J une, 1927.]

MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS

311

FLINT.
5s T9 M-S 60.000c.Mar 1 ’53-54 GANGES TOW NSHIP,
This township (P. O. Ganges) is
This city Is In Genesee County, 6s ’ 19 M-S 1,260,OOOc.Mar 1 ’28-’ 53
5s ’20 M-S 750,000c...M ar 1 1940 in Allegan County.
tnc. 1855.
Road Bonds.
50.000c.Mar 1 ’28-’ 29
Subway Bonds.
4Ms’ 15 A-O $32.000--Apr 1 ’ 28-’40 6s ’20M-S
250,000c. Mar 1 ’30-’34 5s T7 F-A $25,000----------------------...
24,000...........................
Park Bonds.
250,000c Mar 1 ’35-’39 5Ms
4Ms ’ 13 F-A $12.000_____ 1927-1938
f 5,000_____ 1929-1933
200,000c_Mar 1 ’40-’ 45
5s ’ 19 A-O 144,000_____ 1927-1944
250,OOOc.Mar 1 ’55-’60 5s T 8 F-A 116,000____ 1934-1941
5s ’20 A-O 400,000_____ 1936-1950 5s ’ 23 M-S 25O,OO0c.Mar 1 ’44-’48
( 4.000..........
1942
B uilding Bonds.
4 H.s’23M-S (300.000c.Mar 1 ’28-’39 TOTAL DEBT June 20 ’27. $60 000
5s ’ 19 M-S $12,000_____ 1927-1939
I350,000c-Mar 1 ’41-’ 54 Total assessed value 1927. _1 641 520
Citv-Hall & Fire-Station Bonds. 5s ’23 M-S J300.000c.Mar 1 ’28-’39 Total tax rate(pe i $1-000) *27-$22.00
4Ms'07 J-J $35.000c__ June '28 '33
1350.OOOc.Mar 1 ’41-’ 54 Population in 192C___________ 1,222
ESCANABA.
' 3,000----Sept 15 1927 5s ’24 M-S 250,000c_Mar 1 ’34-’43
The city of Escanaba Is in Delta
IN T. on 5s at Detroit and on 5 Ms
4,000_ Sept 15 1928 454s’24 M-SJ 100.000c.Mar 1 ’28-’29 at Grand Rapids.
_
Co. Inc. 1883. City charter amend 4Ms’ 19 M-8
5,000...S ep t 15 1929
ed to provide for purchase or con
l 50,000c.Mar 1 ’30-’31
struction of water works— V. 101. 5s ’21 A-O 32,500 ..........1930-1935 4 3 s’24 M-S 120,000c.Mar 1 ’28-’29
A
p. 1825. City owns and operates 5s ’21 A-O 60.000_____ 1930-1932
_
f 35,000c_ Mar 1 1931 GARFIELD TOW N SH IP.
This township (P. O. Newaygo) is
6,000-.June 1 ’ 27-’28 4% s’24M-S (170,000c.Mar 1 ’32-’33
municipal water, electric and gas 4 Ms’ 23 J-D
I 45 ,000 c...M a r 1 1934 In Newaygo Co. Pop’n in ’20, 1,254
public utilities.
City Manager
Hamilton Dam Bonds.
charter adopted 1922. Population, .s '20 M -S$l04,000-Mar 15 ’28-’40 4 A s
Highway Impt. Bonds.
M-S (60,000c— .M ar 1 1930
_
125,000c_ Mar 1 1931 4Ms’ 16 J-J $24.000c_Jan 15 ’28-’35
1910, 13,194; 1920. 13,103.
Oarage Bonds.
,s ’20 M-S $ i8.000-Mar 15 ’28-’30 4 W 2 5 M-S 300,000C -M ar 1 ’3 0 -’35 BOND. DEBT Apr 5 ’2 2 -. $36,500
Street Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
6s ’23 M-S $12,000c____ ____ 1928
4Ms’26 . . . 217,000______1927-1937 Assessed val., real________ 1,781,610
6s ’24 J-D 20,000c____ ..--.1 9 2 9 4Ms’ 13 F-A $47,5 0 0 c____ 1927-1938 4M s’ 26 . . .
60.000 ____ 1927-1938 Assessed val., personal____ 257,775
15,000 c........ ____ 1929 4Ms’ 14 F-A 78,000_____ 1927-1939 4M s’ 26 . . . 650.000 ____1927-1937 Total valuation 1921______ 2,039,385
6s ’24 J-J
6s ’24 F-A 12,000c........ ____ 1929 4Ms’ 16 A-O 112,000 _____ 1927-1941 4M s’ 27 . . . 825.000 ____1928-1947 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’21 .$24.00
6s ’24 A-O 1 8 .0 0 0 c___ ____ 1929 4Ms’ 17 A-O 192,000..A pr 1 ’28-’42 4Ms’ 27 . . . 100.000 ____1928-1947
4Ms’ 15 A-O 74,000_____ 1927-1940 4Ms’ 27 . . .
55.000 ____1928-1947 GENESEE COUNTY.
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’ 15J-D $57.0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1934 5 s ’ 18 M-S 42,000 _____ 1934-1936 BD. DEBT Apr 28 ’ 27 -- $8,432,000
Flint Is the county seat.
4M s’ i9 M N 30 000 _____ 1934-1935 5 s ’ 18 M-S 54,000 _____ 1938-1940 Assessed vaI.(M act.) ’26 164,169,950
Road Bonds.
5s ’ 19 M-S
7,000-Mar 15 '28-’34 School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$14.42 4Ms’ 13 Mar* $25.000_________ 1928
R efu nding Bonds.
4M s’ l l J-J $15,000c_________ 1931 5s ’ 19 M-S 145.000-Mar 15 ’28-’44 Population in 1926_________ 135,000 4Ms’ 13 Mar 5100,000 ____ 1929-1932
f 45,000-Mar 15 ’28-’30
5 s ’ 17 F-A 10,000c_________ 1927
IN T . at District Treasurer's office. 4Ms’ 16 Mar clOO.OOO ____ 1928-1929
5% s’ 17 M-S 45,000c_________ 1937 5s ’20 M-S(275,000-Mar 15 ’31-’41
4Ms’ 18 M-S <1400,000 ____ 1931-1937
1360,000-M ar 15 ’42-’50
W ater-W orks Bonds.
6s ’18 M -N / 2,975 ___ 1928 1928
6 s ’ 13 M-S $93,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1945 5s ’20 M-S 54,000-Mar 15 ’28-’45 FLUSHING TOW NSHIP S. D. 6s ’ 19 M -N g27,560 ____ 1928-1929
20.000- Mar 15 ’28-’29 NO. 2.
5M s’ 18M-N 109,500c____ 1927-1937
6s ’20 M -N z/7,380 ___ 1928 1929
5s ’20 M-S 165.000- Mar 15 ’30-’40 This district is in Genesee County. 6 s ’ 21 M -N 581,000 ____ 1928-1930
Qas Plant Bonds.
288.000- Mar 15 ’41-’49 4M s’27 M -N160,000-Mar 15 ’30-’57 6s ’21 M -N il0 3 ,0 0 0 ____ 1928-1931
4 Ms’ l l A-O $8,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1930
34.000 _Mar 15 1950 (For maturity dates seeV.124,p .1717) 6 s ’ 21 M -N <73,900 ____ 1928-1931
City-Hall Bonds.
4M s’01 A-O $25,000c. .Oct 1 1931 5s ’20 A-O 28,000.Apr 15 ’41-’47 BOND. DEBT Mar 15 ’27 $160,000 5Ms’23 M -N 65,880 _____ 1928-1928
BON D. DEBT Apr 1 ’2 7 „ $182,000 4Ms’23 J-D 20.000- -June 1 ’28-’36 Assessed value 1926_______1,173,750 5Ms’23 M-N625.630 _____ 1928-1933
13.000___ June 1 1934 Population 1926 (est.)------------ 1,700 5 K s’24 M -N 631,900 ___ 1928-1934
Water debt (add’l ) ________ 202,500
_
77,000 4Ms’23 J-D 104,000.-June 1 ’35-’42
Assessment debt (add’l)_
4 Ms’25 M-S 150.000_____ 1928-1931
40.000 ___ June 1 1943
Sinking fund, general_____
24,000
4Ms’ 26 M -N 45,963.-M ay 1 ’28-’36
(340,000--June 1 ’44-’53 FORD CITY.
Sinking fund, water_______
4.800
C ourt House Bonds.
See Wyandotte.
Total valuation 1925______ 8,525,889 4Ms’23 J-D 7 5.000___ June 1 1934
($200,000 Mar 15 ’28-’32
190.000- -June 1 ’ 35-’43
T ot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-S48.08
4Ms’25M-N 110.000.-M ar 15 1933
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Chicago 5s ’23 M -N 240.000--N ov 1 ’ 27-’50 FORDSON.
( 240,000 Mar 15 ’34-’35
5s ’ 23 M -N 28,000--N ov 1 ’ 27-’40
This city was formerly the city of
ESCANABA SCHOOL D ISTR IC T 4Ms’24M-S 555,000-Sept 1 5 ’27-’54 Springwells and is in Wayne County. BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $1,614,225
Assessment debt (add’l)133,760
4M s’24 M-S 48,000-Sept 15 ’27-’42
S chool Bonds.
Assess, val., real_______ 159.843,445
W ater Bonds.
4M s’ 17s-a $59.000_____ 1927-193/ 4Ms’ 24 M-S 33,000-Sept 15 ’ 27-’37
_
BOND. D EBT M ay 1927- $55,000 4 K s’26 J-D 522,000-June 15 ’27-’ 52 5Ms’20 M-N$200,000— .M a y 1 1940 Assess, val., personal_ 40 887,225
5 Ms’21 F-A 40 0,00 0...F eb 1 1941 Total val. 1926 (act.)-..2 0 0 730.670
Hospital Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1927___8,525,889
School tax (per $1,000) 1926 $15 40 5s ’21 J-J $100,000_____ 1936-1942 4M s’24 A-O 40 0,00 0..-O ct 1 1954 Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27- $5.92
Population in 1926 (est.)_____15.000 4 A s ’24 3-3 125.000--Jan 15 ’44-’48 4M s’25 M -N 200,000...M a y 1 1955 Popul’n 1910, 64,555; 1920, 125,668
4 A s ’24 3-3 125,000--Jan 1 5 ’49-’53 4Ms’27 M-N100.000— M ay 14 1957
IN T . payable on bonds marked (6)
4A s'24 F-A 120,000--Aug 1 ’26-’34
M unicipal Site & Bldg. Bonds. First Natl. Bank, Flint; (c) Genesee
ESSEXVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Essexville) is 4Ms’ 27 J-J 955,000--Jan 1 ’ 28-’ 57 5 Ms’21 M-N$60,000__M ay 1 1941 Co. Savings Bank, Flint; (d) Farmers
6s ’21 J-J 165.000____July 1 1941 Loan & Trust Co., N. Y .; (e) County
in Bay County.
Fire Bonds.
4M s’26 A-O 110,000--Apr 1 ’28-’47 4Ms’ 23 J-D $33,000--June 1 ’ 28-’38
Treasurer’s office, Flint; (/) Natl.
’22
3,000 -..J u n e 1 1928 5jfsC J-D$1^250,000—Dec 1 1942 Bank of Commerce, Detroit; (g) De­
BON D. DEBT Dec 1 1926- $110,000 4Ms’23 J-D
4M s’23 F-A
300,000..A u g 1 1943 troit Trust Co.; (h) Industrial Sav.
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed value 1926----------- 3,524,026
500,000—Feb 1 1943 Bank, Flint; (i) Amer. Ex. Nat.
Population 1926 (est.)-------------2,000 4M s’23 J-D $22.000--June 1 ’27-’38 4M s’23 F-A
4M s’23M-S
400,000. .M ar 1 1943 Bank. N. Y. C.
Com fort S tation Bonds.
660,000. .A ug 1 1943
E V A R T AND OSCEOLA TWPS. 4Ms’23 J-D $2,000___ June 1 1928 5s ’23 F-A
FRAC. SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
4Ms’ 26 M-S 550,000...S ep t 15 1956
Water Bonds.
This district (P. O. Evart) is in 4a ’03 J-D $69,0 0 0 c...D ec 1 1928 _s ’ 27 . . . 145,000_______________ GENESEE TOW NSHIP FR AC ­
TIONAL SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
4 s ’04 F-A
1,000 ____ 1927-1928
Grade Separation Bonds.
-Osceola County.
($4,000-.Feb 1 ’ 28-’29 4s ’ 09 M-S 95,000__________ 1934 5s ’23 J-D $296,000..D ec 1 1943
This district (P. O. M t. Morris)
560,000..M a r 2 1955 is in Genesee County.
5.000- .Feb 1 ’30-’31iX B ’l l M-S 179,00 0c...M ar 1 1931 4M s’25M-S
170,000—Mar 2 1955 5s ’27 A-O 66,000.-A pr 1 ’35-’50
6.0 00. -Feb1 ’ 32-’33 4s '16 s-an 400.000________'29-’45 4M s’25M-S
5s ’ 18 M-S 128,000 ____ 1933-1937 _ s ’ 27 . . . 245,000_______________ BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927- $181,000
7.000 ___ Feb’ 34-’35
1
8.000- .Feb1 ’36-’3i 5s ’ 18 M-S 76,000__________ 1928
Fire Station Bonds.
General sinking fund______
2,000
9.000. .Feb1 ’ 38-’39 5s '19 M-S 78,400-Mar 15 '38-’40 4M s’25 F-A $165,000.-Feb 1 1955 Total assess, val. 1926____ 1,381,425
5s ’22 F-A
10.000. -Feb1 ’ 40-’41
I 55,000_ Mar 15 1932 BOND. D EBT Apr 5 ’27-$6,787,000 Population 1926_______________3,500
_
11.000. .Feb1 ’42-’43 5s '20 M-S1300,000-Mar 15 ’33-’42 Water debt (incl.)_______ 1,200,000
955,627
( 45,000___Mar 15 1943 Sinking fund____________
12.000. -Feb1 ’ 44-’45
90,000 ........ 1944-1946 Total assess, val. ( V 2a
13.000. .Feb1 ’46-’47 5s ’ 21 J-J
GLADSTONE.
actual) 1925_________ 131,246,460
City in Delta County
Incorn.
14.000. -Feb1 ’48-’49 5s ’22 M -N 10,000— M ay 15 1946
15.000. .Feb1 ’ 50-’51 4A s'22 M-S 25,000___ Sept 1 1947 Total tax (per $1 000) ’25____ $10.35 1889 Population 1926. 5.500; 1920,
8.000 _Feb 1 1952 4 ^ s ’ 22J-D (75,000 — Dec 15 1947 Population (est.)_____________30,000 4,953.
1 4 0 .0 0 0 - Dec 15 1948
BON D. DEBT Apr 12 ’ 27- $142,000
R efu nding Bonds.
(800,000--June 1 ’41-’48
Assess, val. 1926 (60% act.>1,117,000
5s ’09 M -No$4,500c__________ 1929
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_$30.00 4Ms’23 J-D 150,000___ June 1 1949 FRANKENMUTH TOW NSHIP.
5s ’09 M -N a8,000c_________ 1929
This township (P. O. Franken 5 s ’23 J-J dfl5,OOOc-.Jan 1 ’ 29-’ 33
I 32,600____June 1 1950
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 2,500
5s ’23 M -N 44,500 ____ 1927-1941 muth) is in Saginaw County.
l25,000c..Jan 1 ’34-’38
FAIR PLAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 4 A s ’24 F-AJ375,000-Sept 15 ’27-’44 BOND. DEBT Apr 21 '22. $42,000
P ublic Im provement Bonds.
Assessed
_
1109.000Sept 15 ’45-’49 val. real estate_ 3,021,750 5s ’07 M -N6$20,000c__________1927
This district (P. O. Fair Plain) is in
Assessed val. pers’l p ro p .. 382,950 5s ’09 F-A
Berrien County.
D elinquen t Tax Bonds.
a4,000c_________ 1929
$20,000___ Dec 1 1927 Tot. assess, val. ’21 (a ct.).3,404.700 5s ’09 F-A
$10,000— -Jan 1 ’30-’34
al,000c_________ 1929
Sewer Bonds.
12.500— Jan 1 ’35-’39 5s ’27 J-D ( 40,000.—J & D 1928- Total tax rate (per $1.000) ’ 19.$22.90
l 20,000___ June 1 1929 Population, 1910, 2,014; 1920 — 1,944 5s ’22 F-Ac$20,000c__________1942
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27- $89,500
Armory Bonds.
5s ’23 M-S $32,000-Sept 15 ’ 27-’ 28 FREMONT.
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_
2 ,400
Sinking fund_____________
20.000
This city is in Newaygo Co.
Street Bonds.
15,000.—Jan 1 ’40-’44 454>’ 19M-S $27.000.Sept 15 '27-’29
Ass’d val.’26 ( A actual)2,217,310.00
City Hall Erection Bonds.
17,500.—Jan 1 ’45-’49
Paving Bonds.
4 A s ’20 3-3 $45,000-- Jan 1 ’28-’36 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$60.90
_
20,000_ Jan 1 ’50-’ 54 4 s ’09 A-O $1,000 __________ 1927 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '26- $50,000
IN T . on bonds marked a at the
IT M ay 14 ’ 27. -$75,000 4Ms’ 13 F-A
4,000..........1927-1928 Assessed valuation, real__ 1,539,070 First National Bank of Detroit; 6 at
Assessed valuation 1927_____800,000 4 A s ’ 14 F-A
7,500..........1927-1929 Assessed val’n, personal__ 430,930 the People’s State Bank o f Detroit;
FERNDALE.
Population (estimated)_______ 1,800 4Ms’ 15 F-A 15 ,000 ._Feb 1 ’28-’30 Tot. ass’d val.’25(2-3 act.)-2.000,000 c First National Bank o f Chicago,
IN T 4 t the Farmers & Merchants
This village is in Oakland County. 4Ms’ 17 A-O 25,000.-Apr 1 ’28-'32 Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-S34.14 and d Gladstone State Sav. Bank and
National Bank, Benton Harbor.
4Ms’ 16 A-O
6,000_____ 1927-1931 Population in 1920___________ 2.2O0I First National Bank o f Gladstone.
Signal Tower B onds.
4 M s’25 M-N$10,000c___May 1 1955 5s ’ 17 A-O 37,000 _____ 1928-1933
5s ’ 18 M-S 28.000-Mar 15 ’28-’34
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’ 19 - - . $37,000_______________ 5 s ’ 19 M-S $37,000_____ 1926-1934
6s ’20 — - 60,000_______________ 5s '20 M -Sf 14,000-Mar 15 '27-’28
6 s ’21 — . 60,000_______________
1105.000Mar 1 5 ’29-’35
4M s’22 — . 130,000_______________ 5s ’23 M -N 54,000--N ov 1 ’26-’44
4M s’23 —. 10,000_______________ 4?*s’23 J-D 119,000. June 1 ’27-’33
4M s’24 — - 146.000_______________ T O T .B D .D T . M ay 1 ’27 $11,305,067
_
4M s’26 —. 45,000-______ _______ Water debt (included)_ 3,197,500
Assessment debt (incl.)__ 1,218,067
Paving Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O $30.000_______________ Total valuation 1926____ 164,223.300
We specialize in
4M s’24 -_ 20,000_________
Total tax rate(per$l,000)’26-.$39 25
4M s’25 M -N 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 c„.M a y 1 1945 Ponulat’n 1910, 38,850; 1920, 91,599
4Ms’26 - - . 145,000______________
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, New
4Ms’ 26 J-J / 96,000...J u ly 15 1927 York; Detroit Trust Co., First Trust
\128,300-—July 15 1930 & Savings Bank o f Chicago and at
4 A s ’27 . . . 100,000_______________ City Treasurer’s office.
Water Bonds.
5 s ’ 19 - - - $99,000_________ _____
FLINT UNION SCH DIST
5s ’20 — 70,000_________
6s ’20 . - 15.000_________
4 s ’07 M-S $19. ,000c. ..M a r ’28-’31
6s
A-O 110,000- — .................. 4s TO M-S 55. 000c. Mar 1 ’28-’40
4M s’22 A-O 40,000___ Oct 1 1952 4M s’ 13 M-S 28.,000c. ..M a r ’28-’37
4M s’23 . - 30,000_________
4M s’ 13 M-S 70. 000c. ..M a r ’37-’49
4M s’24 . . .
87,000_________
4s T6 M-S 40 000c. ..M a r ’43-’44
4 M s’25 M-NlOO.OOOc___M ay 1 1955
T 000c- Mar 1 ’28-’39
O
4M s’26 . . .
20,000_________
4s T2 M-S
7 000c. ..M a r 1 1940
28 000c. Mar 1 ’41-’44
Boulevard L ighting Syst. Bds.
5s ’26 A-O $50,000c
Apr 1 1941 4 A s T5 M-S '46 000c -M ar ’27-’50
Street O pening Bonds.
4Ms’ 16 M-S 57 ,000c. Mar 1 ’28-’46
1943-1944
4Ms'23 ---$ 1 0 7 ,0 0 0 _______________ 4s T6 - - - 40 ,000
Fire Hall Bonds.
is T6 M-S 80 000c. ..M a r ’45-’48
5s ’ 19 - - - $15,000_______________ 5s T7 M-S (100 ,000 c ..M a r ’49-’53
Kalamazoo
Dearborn
Jackson
BD. DEBT June 1 ’26---$1,561,000
( 10 000 c. ..M a r 1954
Water debt (included)____
571,000
(10 000 c ..M a r 1954
Assessment debt (add’l ) „
829,100 5s ’ 17 M -S ] 60 000 c . ..M a r ’55-’57
Members Detroit Stock Exchange
Sinking fund____________
123,899
10 000 c . Alar 1958
Ass’d val. ’26 (3-5 act.)__16,600.000 5s T8 M-S 50 000c . Mar 1 ’58-’60
T ax rate (per $1,000) 1926--.S16.60 5s T8 M -S 40 000c Mar 1 ’61-’62
Population in 1920 (census)_ 2,640 5s T9 M-S 55 000c. Mar 1 ’54-’55
_
ERIN AND W ARREN TW PS.
SCHOOL D ISTR IC T NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Fraser) is in
Macomb County.
5X s
3-3 $45,000c__________1952
5 Ms
A-O 15,000c____________
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27— -$60,000
Assess. val.’26(abt. H act.>-620,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) ’26______ $6.80
Population 1926 (est.)__________ 780
IN T . at the Detroit Trust Co.

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M U N IC IP A L B O N D S
Michigan Municipal and
Corporation Securities

Joel Stockard & Company
DETROIT

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GLADSTONE SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Gladstone) is in
Delta County.
6s
J-D? $78.000..June 1 ’28-’33
\ 45,000.. June 1 '34-’36
5s
M -N 13,000__ May 15 1932
BON D. DEBT May 21 ’26.$136,000
Sinking f und_____________
22.000
Ass’d val. ’26(abt.H act.)_1,575,808
School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$29.00

MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS

[V ol. 124,

GROSSE POINTE PA RK .
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$12.25
This village is in Wayne County. Population in 1920___________48,615
IN T . on bonds marked (a) at the
Incorporated 1907.
Hamtramck State Bank; (b) Liberty
M unicipal Hall Impt. Bonds.
4M s’23 J-D $48,000____Dec 1 1953 State Bank; (c) Detroit Savings Bank
and on remaining issues at the Peoples
Street Light Bonds.
5K s
.--$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ____ Nov 1 1951 National Bank.______
4Ms’25J-J15
90,000__ July 15 1955 H A M TRA M C K SCH. DIST. NO. 8
4M s’26 - . 50,000___ Oct 1 1951
This district Is In Wayne County.
Town Hall & Site Bonds.
5s
J-J $80,000___ Oct 1 1947 5s ’05 J-J $12,0 0 0 c._..............1935
4V$s’ 12 M-S
9 ,0 0 0 c...O ct 1 1927
GOGEBIC COUNTY.
Road Repaving Bonds.
Bessemer is the county seat.
5s
$11,500____ Aug 1 1948 4 A s ’ 14 M -N 74,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1929
5s
. . . 55,000____ Aug 1 1948 4>Ss’ 15 F-A 44,000c—Aug 15 1930
Co,
Ext. Bonds.
5s
55,000— -O ct 1 1948 4 ^ s ’16 M-S 135,0 0 0 c...S ep t 1 1931
4 K s’15 . . . *15,000_______________
4Ms’26
50,000____ June 11941 4H s’ 17 M-S 85,000c—-Feb 1 1932
Hospital Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 17 A-O 126,000c— -O ct 1 1932
Paving Bonds.
5s T7 J-J $130,000........ ..................
4M s’25J-J15 $350.000c.July 15 1955 4J^s’ 19 A-O 350,000c---- Apr 1 1934
5s
. . . 25.000----------------------_
4Ms’25J-J15 40,000_ July 15 1955 4M s’20 A-O 185,000c— .O ct 1 1934
B O N D . DEBT July 1 ’27- $259,637
_
4>£s’26 - . - 515,000c____ 1927-1931 5M s’20 J-D 150,000c_ Dec 1 1935
Assessed value, real------- 51,956,610
5s ’22 J-D 500,000c.-.June 1 1952
Assessed value, personal- .12,600,254
Water Bonds.
5s
J-J $33,000_____Oct 1 1947 5 s ’23 J-J 500,000c.._Jan 4 1953
Total assessed value 1926.64,556,864
M-N325,000c__Nov 26 1953
4J£s’24 A-O
65,000___ Oct 1 1954 5s
Co. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26— $42.14
5s ’23 J-J 85,000c__ Jan 1 1953
Fire Departm ent Bonds.
Popul’n 1910, 23,333; 1920, 33,225
5s ’23 M -N 340,000c..N ov 26 1953
5s
$14,000____ July 1 1949
INT. at County Treas. office
Hamtramck T w p. Dist. No. 385
M unicipal Hall D eficiency Bds.
Bonds (Annexed).
GRAND BLANC TW P. UNIT
5s
$27,000____ July 1.1949
5s ’ 13 - - - $18,000c_________ 1928
AGR IC U LTU R A L SCH. DIST.
Fire & P olice Signal Bonds.
20,000c_________ 1928
,500___ July 1 1949 5s ’ 13 - . This district (P. O. Grand Blanc)
5s
10,500c_________ 1929
40.000
___________N5s ’ 14 . . .
ov 11951
is in Genesee County.
5Ms
5s 1
3,000c_________ 1929
10.000
___________Nov’ 14 - - 1951
4J^s’27 A-O 80,000.-Apr 1 ’31-’57
5Hs
BOND. DEBT April 1 ’27- 187,000
4Ms’25J-J15 20,000c. .July 15 1955 TOT. DEBT M ay 1 '27-.$2,971,500
Sinkingfund_________ . . .
224,960
______ 1956
Assessed value 1927----------- 2,592,375
4 ?4s’26 J-D 20.000
Tot.ass.
20.000
___________June 11956val.’26(60%act) 122,097,933
Population 1927 (est.)--------------2,500
4M s’26 —
School tax (per $1,000) 1925— $9.60
S ew er B o n d s.
4><jS
- . - $110.000___Jan 2 1945 Pop’n 1923, 75,710: 1926____ 75,710
GRAND HAVEN.
INT. at Hamtramck State Bank.
This city is in Ottawa Co. Inc
O ld V illa g e o f F airview B on d s
(A n n e x e d ).
1867. Population 1920, 7,205. New
HANCOCK.
4^s
. . . $24,349.19___ 1934-1936
charter providing “ city manager’’
This city is in Houghton County.
GRAND RAPIDS SCHOOL DIST
E le ctric L ig h t S ystem B o n d s.
plan o f gov’t adopted N ov. 3 1914.
R efu
4)^s’ 13 M-S$208,000—Sept 1 ’28-’29 4 ^ s ’ 16 J-J $15,000___Jan 1 1946 5s Park Jan n d in g Bonds.2 ’28-’33
Bridge Bonds.
’ 16
$6,600.-Jan
30,000___Aug 1 1948 Water works
4H s’22 A-O $80,000-------- 1932-1939 4>£s’ 16 M-S 321,000—Sept 1 '27-32 5s
$22,000
(200,000. .Sept 1 ’ 27-’30 BOND. D EBT M ay 1927$1,345,349 BOND. D E Bbonds_______ $144,000
4 Jis’ 24 F-A 59,0®Oe.Aug 1 ’40-’44
T Mar 1 ’274Ms’ 19M-S( 58,000____Sept 1 1931 Assessment debt (add’l ) - 682,000 Water debt ( i n c l u d e d ) 18,000
R efu n d in g Bonds.
._
' 12,000___ Sept 1 1932 Water debt (incl.)_______
148,335 Assessed val. real estate_ 2,054.320
4s ’01 J-D $20,600.June 15 '28- 31
_
240.000. .Sept 1 ’27-’30 Sinking fund____________
108,378 Assessed val. pers’l p ro p .. 773,000
43^s’09 J-D 12.000.-D ec 1 ’ 27-’30
67.000 __Sept 1 1931
Total assessed valua’n 1926
W ater Bonds.
Tot. ass’d val. '26(50%act) 2,827,482
4H s’ 12 A-O $36,000c.Apr 1 '28-37 5s ’20 M-S 244,000____Sept 1 1932
(about 50% actual)____28,604,278 City tax rate (per $1,000) ’26-$2O.50
225,000____Sept 1 1933 Total i,ax rate(per $1,000) '26 $11.53 Population 1910, 8,981; 1920, 7,527
School Bonds.
64.000 __Sept 1 1934
Pop’nin 1926, 5,000; in 1920____519
4M s’27 — $50,000-----------------1947
100,000c.Sept 1 ’30-’33
W ater W orks Bonds.
HANCOCK SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
GROSSE POINTE SHORES.
4J^s’27 M -N 115,000______1928-1947 4 A s ’22 M-S-I 186,000c----Sept 1 1934
This district is in Houghton Co.
250,000c—-Sept 1 1935
This district (P . O . Grosse Pointe) 5s ’23 F-A ?$250,000.-Feb 1 ’27-52
BOND. D EBT Mar 10 ’27- $525,450
139,000c...Sept 1 1936 is in Wayne County.
Water works bonds----------- 153,000
1
5,000____Feb 1 1953
110,000c— -Sept 1 1936
Port & H arbor Bonds.
Sinking funds_____________
72,500
5s ’25
4M s’ 23M-S{250,000c— -Sept 1 1937 4M s’26 - - - 134,000___________ 1956 BOND. M-SB818,000 _____ 1927-1935
Assessed val. real-----------M ay 14 ’25 $295,000
1372.000. -Sept 1 ’38-’39 BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1926. 277,000 AssessedD E T1924-----------3,741,542
Assessed val. personal------2,245,105
value
[450,000. .Sept 1 '30-’38 Water debt----------------------21,000 Population 1920 (Census)------- 7,527
Total assessed val. 1926
___
4Ms’24M -S{ 179,000c— -Sept 1 1939 Sinking fund______________
51,766
(about M actual)----------- 7,949,655
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.
l900,000c_Sept 1 '40-’42 Assessed value 1926----------- 2,874,570
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925---- $33.50
46,000c— -Sept 1 1943 Population 1920------------------------- 519 HART.
INT. on refund, bonds payable in
5s '23 M-S 28,000—N ov 1 ’26-’34
This city is in Oceana County.
New York; on water bonds at Harris
E lectric L igh t B onds.
Trust & Sav. Bk., Chicago; on other 5s ’24 M -N 35,000—M ay 1 '29-’44 GROSSE POINT TW P. S. D. NO. 1.
(150,000--Sept 1 ’28-’29
This district is in Wayne County. 5s ’26 - . - $62,500_______________
bonds at Grand Haven.
4}*s’26M -S 750,000—Sept 1 ’30-’44
6s ’26
65,000----------------------S chool Bonds.
( 28,000___ Sept 1 1945
4As'\7 J-J $25,000c........
1932 BONDED D E B T ________
(?)
GRAND HAVEN SCH. DIST.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1927.$5,612,000 TOT. D EBT June 4 ’27—$2,102,000 Population 1920 --------1,590
B uilding B onds.
Total ass’d value 1927—263,425,606 Sinking fund____________
175,102
5s
J-D$104,00®.-June 1 27-34 School tax (per $1,000) 1927..$13.67 Assess, val. 1926 (est.) —108,220,572 HASTINGS.
(See V. 108, p. 2455, for maturity.)
This city is in Barry County.
IN T . on the $675,000 issue and
4s
J-D $22,000_ June30 1941 4 A s o f 1923 at the Treasurer’s office Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26_$3.01 Street bonds, 4 A s ----------_
$12,550
Population 1926--------------------12,000 BOND. D E B T Apr 1 2 ’27- $12,550
4% s
M-S 50,000___ Mar 1 1944 in New York exchange.
BOND. D EBT Apr 30 1927 $176,000
3,270
GROSSE POINT TW P. RURAL Water debt (add’l ) ________
Total assessed value 1927
9,005
A GRICU LTU RAL S. D. NO. 1. Sinking fund______________
LAKE SCH. DIST. NO.
(about 76% actual)------- 7,967,450 GRASSdistrict (P. O. Grass Lake) 9.
Tot.assess.val.’26(abt act) 5,243,375
This district (P. O. Grosse Point)
This
is
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_$l3.80
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$37.21
is in Wayne County.
Population in 1925------------------8,000 in Jackson County.
4 ^ s ’26 J-J
72,000c_Jan 15’28-’56 4M s’24 J-D $336.000c— Dec 1 1954 Population 1910, 4,383; 1926, 5,132
. 275,000c__________ 1956 HASTINGS SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
(For maturity dates seeV. 122,p.3369) 4M s’26
GRAND LEDGE.
4M s’27 F-A 700,000___ Feb 1 1957 4 ^ s ’ 15 M-N$22,000c_May 1 ’28-’30
BONDED D E B T ________
(?)
This city is in Eaton County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 ’27$2,272,000
1 1927
BOND. D EBT June 3 ’27- $70,250
Sinking fund____________
160,060 4H s’16 M-S 7 2,000c—-Sept 1 1928
\ 3,000c_ Sept
_
Sinking fund______________
34,314 G R ATIOT TOW NSHIP SCHOOL Assess, val. ’26 (3-5 act.)107,386,072
D ISTRICT NO. 1.
TOTAL D EBT M ay 1 ’27- $25,000
Total assessed val. 1926— 2,854,665
Scholtax(per $1,000) ’26--------$3.05
See Detroit.
10,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000)’24-$18.25
Population (est.)_____________ 12,000 Sinkingfund______________ 5,204.690
Population, 1926______________ 3,643
IN T . at Grosse Point Savings Tot.assess.val.’2 t (60%act)
GREENFIELD TW P. SCHOOL
Bank or the Jefferson Savings Bank Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27-$17.17
Population in 1925 (est.)--------- 5,500
DIST. NO. 2.
of Grosse Point.
GRAND RAPIDS.
IN T . payable at Detroit Trust Co.
See Detroit.
The city of Grand Rapids Is It
HALFW AY.
Kent County. Ineorp. in 1850. Com­
This village is in Macomb County. HEMATITE TW P. SCH. DIST.
mission govt, adopted Aug. 29 1916. GREENFIELD TW P. S. D. NO. 3.
This district (P. O. Amasa) is in
W ater B onds.
„ „ _ _
_
See Detroit.
Park Bonds.
($150,0 0 0 c ____ 1928-1942 Iron County
4s ’ l l F-A$100,0G0e-.Feb 15 1931
School B uilding Bonds.
5s ’25 A-O 143,000c____ 1943-1953
Bridge Bonds.
GREENFIELD TW P. SCHOOL
l 17,000c__________ 1954 5 ^ s ’ 19 J-D $49,000-June 15 ’28-’34
3) ^s’03 M -N$40,000e— M ay 1 1928 DIST. NO. 4.
4M s’26 F-A 270,000 _____ 1929-1955 BOND. DEBT M ay 5 ’27- $142,000
5s ’21 A-O 220,000c---- Oct 1 1941
See Detroit.
Assessed value 1926 (about
Purchase Site B onds.
4J£s’27 J-J 300,000----Jan 1 ’28-’42
65% actual)____________ 1,510,950
6s
A-O $12,000c__________ 1931
Street Im provement Bonds.
G R E E N V IL L E SCH. D IS T . N O . 1. BOND. D E B T Apr 19 ’27- $592,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $43.00
4M s’ 19 F-A $21,000c_Aug 1 ’27- 29
$5,000___________ 1928 Water debt (incl.)________ 580,000 Population (est.)----------------------1,500
6s ’20 F-A 52,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’30 .s '13 - - .
4,0 00.-Feb 1 ’28-’29 Assess, val. 1927 (about
6s ’21 M -N 14,500c.M ay 1 ’28-’31 5s '23 Feb
A actual)_____________ 10,000,000 HIGHLAND P A R K .
6s '21 A-O 35,OOOe-Oct 1 ’27-’31 4 ^ s ’27 A-O 45 ,000.-Apr 1 ’28-’36
This city is in Wayne Co. Inc. in
BOND.
M ay ’27.
4J4s’22 J-D 50.000c.June 1 ’28-’32 Assessed DEBT (about190% $49,000 Village tax (per $1,000) 1927--$9.60 1889. New charter adopted Apr. 1
value
Population 1927--------------------- 8,500
4Ms'23 A-O 61,000c_ Oct 1 1927
_
1918.
actual) 1927------------------4,400,000
IN T . on 5s of 1925 at the Mer­
4) ^s’23 A-O 102,000c.Oct 1 ’27-’32
Bonds.
rate (per M ) '27.$14.41
4 J^s’23 J-D 32,000cc._June 1 1928 School tax in 1927 (est.)--------- 5,000 chants National Bank, Detroit; on 4 AP ublic-W orks Sitec-..M a r 2 1934
s
M -S $25,0 0 0
others at the Halfway State Bank,
414s’23 J-D 201,000c.June 1 ’ 28-’33 PopulationCommercial States Saving
Dump Site B onds.
„„„„
INT. at
Halfway.
5s ’23 J-D (132.OOOc.Dec 1 ’27-’28 Bank, Greenville
4H s’ 17 M -N $3 0,00 0c-.-M ay 1 1937
(213,500c_Dec 1 ’27-’33
Incinerator B onds.
HAMPTON TW P. SCH. D. NO. 3.
5s ’24 A-O 110,534c.Apr 1 ’28-’ 29
.
This district (P. O. Essexville) is 4)^s’ 14 A-O $20,000c-.Apr 11 1934
5s ’24 A-O 186,925c-Apr 1 ’28-’34 GROSSE P O IN T EWayne County.
H ospital Bonds.
This village Is In
in Bay County.
4M s’24 J-D 166,000c.Dec 1 ’27-’34
Park Bonds.
4M s’26 A-O 110,000--Apr 1 ’28-’47 4J4s’ 17 M-N$250,000c_May 15 1937
4M s’24 J-D lll.OOOc.Dec 1 ’ 27-’29 4s ’ 10 Aug $50,000— Aug 15 1940
4Ms’ 19 J-J
210,000c—July
41£s’2 5 A -0 477,OOOC-Apr 1 ’28-’35 4Ms’19 J-D 25,000____Aug 1 1949 BOND. DEBT M ay 1927- 110,000 5J^s’20 J-D 200,000c.-June 1 1939
1 1940
Assessed value, real----------- 347,000
434s’25 A-O 162,000c.Apr 1 '28-’30
Paving Bonds.
Assessed value, personal---15,000 4 H s ’ 2 4 J-D 85,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1944
4J€s’25 M-N720.000- -N ov 1 ’ 27-’35 4VzS
Total value 1926-------------- 362,000 4 A s ’ 2 4 J-D 15,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1944
4)4s’26 - - 1,45.0,000______1931-1936 4M s’26 . . . $70,000_______________
4 A s ’ 2 4 J-D 150,000c.-June 10 1944
J-D 56,000___ June 1 1941 State & County tax rate
4M s’27 A-O 350,000--Apr 1 ’28-’37 4J4s’27 - . 77,000c__Jan 15 1945
57,000____M ay 11942
(per $1,000) 1926__________ $12.00 4J4s'25 J-J
4J4s’27 A-O 475,000__Apr 1 ’28-’32 4s ’27
23,000c._Jan 15 1945
51,000____M ay 1 1943 Population 1927 (est.)----------- 1,800 4H s’25 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
Reservoir & Filtration Pl’ t Bds.
W ater Bonds.
6s ’21 A-O $11,8 5 0 c .--O c t 1 1927
4J£s'16 M -N S 374,740c„N ov 1 1936
4 K s’23 J-D 12,000c_June 1 ’28-’33 4 K s’22 A-O $55,000c— .O ct 1 1952 HAMTRAMCK.
Sewer Bonds.
This city is in Wayne County. 4M s’ 18 M-N217,686c— .M ay 1 1938
4J^s’23 A-O
5,OOOc-_-Oct 1 1927 4Ms’22 A-O $18,000c— Oct 1 1952
W ater-Extension B onds.
Incorporated as village in Aug. 1901,
4 K s’23 J-D
4,000c__ June 1 1928 Water
4J^s’07 J-D 30,000------June 11927
5s ’23 J-D (37,000c-Dec 1 ’27-’28 Paving bonds_____________ $20,000 re-incorporated as city in 1922.
; 4 ^ s ’08 Sept $10,000c------Sept 1928
bonds____________
60,000
Water-Main Bonds.
[41,300c-Dee 1 ’27-’33 Sewer bonds--------------------- 181,426
Oct 1 1943 ! 4s '09 Nov 23,000c.—N ov 1 1929
5s ’24 A-O
8,000c-Apr 1 ’28-’29 BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27. 862,743 5s '13A-O (a)$40,000c
Nov 31,000c.—N ov 1 1930
5s ’24 A-O
l,000C-Apr 1 ’28-’29 Sinking funds------------------- 212,369 5s '08 M-N 3 2 ,0 0 0 c..-N ov 1 1938 I 4J4s'10 A-O 45,000c.—Oct 11931
4s '01 M-N (c)88,000c—N ov 15 1931 14s’ l l
4M s’24 F-A 700,000--Aug 1 ’ 27-’ 53 Water debt (included)_____ 188,000
49,500c..July 15 1932
4 ^ s ’24 F-A 270,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’53 Tot.ass’d val.'27(60% act)22,783,113 5s '14 F-A 35,000c—-Sept 1 1944 4>*sl2 J-J
415sT3 J-J
45,000c..July
1933
_
4H s’2 4 J -D 42,OOOc_Dec 1 ’ 27-’29 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 2 6 ------ $11.50 4H s’ 17 A-O o75,000_ Mar 31 1941 4Ms’ 16 A-O 70,700c— N ov15 1936
1
4Ms’2 5 A -0 42,000c.Apr 1 ’28-'30 Population 1910, 830; 1920, 2,084 5H s’21 M -N691,000___ Nov 1 1957
W ater W orks C onstr. Bonds.
Incinerator Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 24 A-O 810,000--Aug 1 ’27-’53
4M s’ 17 M-S $37,000_ Mar 31 1947 4 A s ’ 14 M-S $450,000c.-M ar 1 1934
_
4Ms’25 M -N 44,000--N ov l ’27-’29
P ublic Library Bonds.
5M s’21 M-N625.000____N ov 1 1951
4)4s’26
490,000____Oct 1 1931 G R O S S E P O IN T E F A R M S.
4M s’25 J-J $306,000c.-Jan 15 1945
HosDitai B uilding Bonds.
This village is in Wayne County.
4M s’26 - . - 999,000____Aug 1 1953
94,000c.-Jan 15 1945
5Ms’21 M -N 6193,000_ Nov 1 1951 4 A s ’ 2 5 J-J
_
Paving Bonds.
4M s’26 A-O 175,000--Apr 1 ’28-’32
Fire Departm ent B onds.
Fire Hall Bonds.
4s% ’22 J-D $60,000.-June 1 ’28- 42
F lood-P rotection Bonds.
5s ’ 14 F-A $58,000c— -Sept 1 1944 5s ’ 23 M-S $7,000c— $7,000 yrly
4 J^s’08 M-S $275,000c..M ar 1 1933 4% s’22 J-D 90,000--June 1 '28-’42
_
41*s’ 10 M-S 182,000c—Sept 1 1935 4V2s '2Q J-D [60,000.June 15 ’28-’31 4H s’ 17 A-O a55,000_ Mar 31 1947 5 ^Com fort Station B onds. 1 1941
s ’21 M-N$30,000___ M ay
\60,000-June 15 ’32-’41
43^s’07 M-S 250,000c..Sept 1 1932
„
41£sT2 F-A 250,000c—Feb 1 1937 BON D. DEBT July 1926 $596,000 5s^08^e M-N$l<L000c-__Nov 1 1938 5s Sewer B onds. 0 0 c -„J u ly 1 1928
98
Water debt______________
24,000 4 ^ s ’ 17 A-O o75,000__ Mar 31 1947 4A ’a’ 14 J-J $60,0
Cemetery B onds.
M-S 116,400r__Sept 15 1934
4% s’ 18 F-A 62,229___________ 1948
57,655
5s ’20 M-S $150,000c_ Sept 1 1940 Sinking fund____________
_
67,169___________1948 4H s’ 16 A-O 665,000c—-Apr 1 1936
Assessed valuation 1926—17,849,800 4M s’ 18 J-J
Hospital Bonds.
4M s’ 19 J-J
80,000c— -Jan
5s '20 M-S $160,000c Sept 1 '27-’30 Population 1910, 862; 1920, 1,649 BOND. D EBT M ay 1925-$389,201 43^s’23 M -S 135,000c...M ar 2 1939
1 1943
IN T . at Detroit Tr. Co., Detroit. Total valuation. 1925— 111,134,652
4 A s ’22 A-O 215,000c ..O c t 1 1942




R efunding W ater B onds.
4s ’09 M-N$80,000c— -M ay 1 1929
_
4s ’ l l J-J 266,000c_ Jan 1 1933
4)4s’ 13 A-O 225,000c____Oct 1 1933 j
W ater Bonds.
4s '08 M-S $50,000c— .Aug 1 1928
4s '09 M-N 167,000c.-N ov 15 1929
4s ’ l l M-S 73,000c..M ar 1 1931 i
5s ’ 17 J-D 55,000c_ Dec 1 1937
_
5s ’20 J-D 100,0 0 0 c ...D e c 1 1940
6s '21 M -N 15 0,00 0c...M ay 1 1941 ;
4 ^ s ’22 J-D 100,OOOc.-.June 1 1942 !
4 ^ s ’23 J-D 225,000c...June 1 1943
4 A s ’24 J-J 250,000c— .July 1 1944
4M s’24 J-D 2 5 0 ,00 0c...D ec 1 1944
4kis’ 25 A-O 250,000c...A p r 1 1945
4Ms’25 M-N250.000___ Nov 1 1945 ;
4M s’26
675,000____Oct 1 1946
4sM ’27 A-O 250,000___ Apr 1 1947
Filtration Bonds.
4s ’ l l A-OS82,000c...O ct 15 1931;
43^s’ 12 M-N125.000c—-M ay 1 1932
_
5s ’21 M-S 200,000c_ Mar 1 1941
4 A s ’22 M-S 100,000c_ Mar 1 1941
_
5s ’22 M-S 100,000r— .M ar 1 1942
4 ^ s ’23 J-D 75 ,0 0 0 c...J u n e! 1943 !
GEN. BD. D T. Apr 1 ,27-$4,771,000
Water debt (additional)._ 3,548,000 i
Assessment debt (add’l) — 4,861,000
Sinking fund /General____ 480,854
(W ater_____ 622,002 j
Cash on hand (exclusive of
sinking fund) April 1’26 — 245,016
Tot. ass’d val. ’ 26 (act.) .255,274,746
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926— $30.82
Popul’n 1927, 165,000; 1920, 137,634
INTEREST’ at City Treas. office.

J une, 1927.]
HIGHLAND PA RK (Concluded).
P olice Departm ent Bonds.
4M s’ 17 J-D $57,000c
Dec 1 1937
5s '17 J-D 50,000c_..June 1 1937
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 K s ’26 . . . $400,000..Sept 1 ’27-’30
Library Bonds.
4M s’26 . . . $50,000____M a y l 1946
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 ’27-$4,482,026
Water debt (included)____ 1,346,626
Sinkingfund______________ 1,514,625
Assessed val., real estate.93,620,500
Assessed val., personal.. 110,004,500
Total ass’d val. ’26-’2/-.203,625.000
City tax (per $1,000) ’26-’27- $9 40
Tottaxrate (per$1,000),26-27 $22.04
Population 1910 (Census)_____4,120
Population in 1920 (Census)..46,499
H IG H L A N D P A R K SCH. D IS T .

4 ^ s ’ 12 M-N$18,000___ Nov 1 1927
5s ’ 13 M-8 100,000____Sept 1 1928
4 ^ s ’ 13 M-S 100,000..-Sept 15 1929
5s T3 M-S 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 ...Sept 15 1929
4J4s’ 12 A-O 25,000____ Oct 1 1927
4MsT3 M-S 75,000____ Sept 1 1928
4 ^ s ’ 13 M-S 75,000____ Sept 1 1928
_
4J£s’ 15 A-O 90,000_ Apr 15 1930
4M s’ 15 M-S 110,000c._Sept 15 1930
4 K s’ 15 A-O 55,000.—Oct 1 1930
4>*s’15 J-D 205,000— -D ec 15 1930
4s T 5 J-D 70,000— -Dec 15 1930
4 K s’ 16 s-an 20 0,00 0..-D ec 15 1931
4?4s’ 17 J-D 550,000___ June 1 1932
4M s’ 17 . . .
50,000c_ June 1 1932
_
5s '18 F-A 3 2 5 ,0 0 0 ...Mar 15 1933
4 ^ s'1 8 F-A 75,000____Aug 1 1933
4M s’ 19 . . . 325,000c_ June 1 1934
_
4M s.l9 J-D 150,000____June 1 1934
4J£s’ 19 J-D 175,000____June 1 1934
44fs’23 M-N215.000_ May 15 1953
_
4^s'23J-D15 150,000—Dec 15 19.53
4%s'23 J-D 100,000_ Dec 15 1953
_
44£s’24 M-N250.000____ May 1 1954
44£s’25 F-A 20,000____Feb 1 1955
4 K s’25 F-A 280,000____Feb 1 1955
4Mis’24 M-N130.000____ May 1 1954
4J4s'24 M-N120.000____M ay 1 1954
44£s’24 M-N226.000____N ov 1 1954
44£s’24 M -N 24,000____N ov 1 1954
4M s’25 . „
10,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1955
4J4s’25 M -N 150,000c..'.M ay 1 1955
4s '25 M-N140,000c— .M ay 1 1955
4M s’26 M-N350.000 —-M ay 15 1956
4s '27 A-O 125,000...A p r 15 1957
4M s’27 A-O 100,000_ Apr 15 1957
_
BON D. D EBT Apr 1 ’27.$4,988,000
Sinkingfund____________ 1,091,092
Ass’d val.’27(abt. J£act.)203,625,000
School tax (per $1.000) 1927_ $8 00
_
Population in 1926__________ 60,000

MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS
HUDSON.
This city Is in Lenawee County.
W ater R efu n d in g Bonds.
6s ’21 — $17,000_______________
Paving B onds.
494s'20 J-J $25,000.-1931, '32 &’33
BOND. DEBT Apr 12 '27. $42,000
Assessed valuation, real
1,974,300
Assessed val’n, personal
948,800
Tot. assess, val. '26 (a ct.).2,923,100
Total tax rate (per$l,000) ’ 26-$31.52
Population in 1920 (Census)_ 2,464
_
HUDSON SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
TOTAL DEBT M ay 9 '27— $24,00
Assessed valuation 1927.. 3,103.950
School tax (per $1,000) 1927—$10.67
Population 1926 (est.)________ 3,000
iN T . at Boies State Sav. Bank.
HUDSON TOWNSHIP.
This twp. is in Lenawee County.
All bonds are tax-free.
4H s’ 17 J-J $55,000c.........................
-s
J-J
15.000c............. ............
4H s’ 17 J-J
25,000c______________
TOT. DEBT June 5 '2 6 - . . $70,000
Assess, val., real estate___ 1,866,950
Assess, val., personal_____ 130,300
Total val. '25 (90% a ct.)..1,907,250
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'25_$20.08
Population in 1920____________1,220
HURON COUNTY.
This county seat is Bad Axe.
Road Bonds.
5s '26 M -N $225,000____ 1927H936
BOND. DEBT May 1 1927 $407,685
Total ass. val. 1926______ 37,547,900
Population 1927 (est.)_______ 31,000
INDIANFIELDS TW P. S. D. N O .3.
This district (P. O. Caro) is in
Tuscola County.
5s’24M-S15$ 189,000c Mar 15 ’28-’ 54
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 '27. $191,000
Assessed valuation 1926___2,591,340
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '26—$22.22
Population (estimated)_______ 3.500
IONIA.
This city is in Ionia County.
W ater Bonds.
5s '21 F-A $25,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’31
4K s’ 10 M-S 18,000c____ 1927-1932
Park and Playground Bonds.
4s
June $4,000___________ 1935
BOND. DEBT June 1 '2 5 . $69,300
Water debt (included)___
39,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_
39,500
Total valuation 1925______ 6,169,090
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '25 $14.80

IONIA COUNTY.
HILLSDALE COUNTY.
The county seat is Ionia.
The county seat is Hillsdale.
Road B onds.
Road Assessment B onds.
4% s’27 M -N $71,000_1928-1936
4M s’26 . . . $103,500_________
BONDED D E B T _______________(?) BOND. DEBT 1927_ $306,875
97,688
Population 1920_____________ 28,161 Assessment debt (add’l) . .
Total assess, val. 1926_37,637,159
Population 1920_____________ 33,087
H OLLAND.
This city is in Ottawa Co. Inc
IONIA SCHOOL D ISTR IC T.
1867. Population 1920. 12.166.
This district is in Ionia County.
Armory Bonds.
5s '24 F-A $16,000..Aug 1 ’27-’34 4 ^ s ’23J-J15 $35,000.-Jan 15 ’43-’49
4^s'23J-J15 50,000--Jan 1 5 ’43-’ 52
Park Bonds.
4s '01 Feb $50,000c— .F eb 1 1931 BOND. D EBT May 5 '26. $265,000
4Hs'10 Feb 18,000c_Feb 1 ’28-’36 Assessed value 1926_______ 6,629,200
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$14.09
E lectric-Light Bonds.
5s '93 Feb $2,0 00c.—Feb ’28-’29 Population (estimated) ______7,000
City Hall Series “ A ” Bonds.
44£s'09 June$14.000c.Feb 1 '28-’34 IOSCO COUNTY.
The county seat is Tawas City.
Storm Sewer Bonds.
Road Bonds.
5s '24 F-A $33,000.-Aug 1 ’27-'37
5s '25 F-A 186,000—Aug 1 ’27-’45 5 ^ s ’ 19 M -N$12,000--May 1 ’28-’29
BOND. D EBT M ay 31 '23 $42,000
W ater Bonds.
5s ' 1 4 . Feb $5,000—Feb 1 ’28-’32 Total assess. val.’24(act.) 8,540,047
Total tax (per $1,000) 1923.—$33.54
Street and Sewer Bonds.
6s
Feb $61,273.56.Feb 1 ’28-’32 Population in 1920__________ 8,199
5Ms
...
71,185.58___________ IR O N C O U N TY .
Fire D epartm ent Bonds.
Crystal Falls Is the county seat.
5s '17 F-A $2,000____Feb ’28-’29
Road Bonds.
5s '26 F-A (51,000_-Aug 1 '27-37 5s '14 M-N$25,000c. Nov 1 1934
1 1,500___ Aug 1 1938 5s '19 J-J 100,000___ July 1 1934
GEN. BD. D T . Jan 1 '2 7 . $377,000 6s '19
75,000___________ 1936
Assessment debt (add’l ) . .
391,189 5s '19 J-J
68,000___ July 1 1934
Water debt (incl.)_______
6,000 BOND. D E B T Apr 16 '27- $168,000
Sinkingfund____________
21,611 Sinking fund____________
150,844
Assess, val. real_________ 12,444,720 Assessed value 1926______ 41,692,184
Assess, val. personal_____ 5,042,165 Aver, tax rate (per $1,000) '26 $34,00
Total val. '27 (abt.4-5act.) 17,486,875 Pop’n 1910. 15,160; 1920_____ 20.934
Total tax (per $1,000) '27____$25.68
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
INTEREST at Treasurer’s of floe.
IRON MOUNTAIN.
This city is in Dickinson County.
HOLLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Water=Works Bonds.
4s '12 J-J $20,000—July 1 ’28-’32
J-J $340,000c—Jan 1 ’28-’45
5s '22 J-J 260,000c______________ 5s
44£s’24 . . . 147,000.______________ 5s '25 — . / 10,000_____June 1928
1140,000--June 1929-48
4M s’26 J-J (100,000..July 1 '35-50
Street Im provement Bonds.
\ 30,000____July 1 1955
$41,000_______________
4J£s’27 A-O 40,000___ Apr 1 1947 -s '26
Special Assessment Bonds.
B O N D.DEBT M ay 2$ '27 $637,000
Assessed valuation 1927—17,118,930 -s '26 - - - $35,000__________ > --School tax (per$l,OO0) '25____ $11.51 N ET DEBT April 1 1926- $200,000
Population in 1920___________12,166 Assessed valuation 1925_ -13.146,701
Pop’n (Census) '10, 9,216; '20, 8,251
HOU GH TON .

This village Is la Houghton Co
Inc. 1867.
W ater-W orks Bonds.
5s '04 J-J $70,000c-.July 15 1934
5s '05 J-J 20,000c...Jan 1 1935
5s '05 M -N 10,009c. — Nov 1 1935
Sheldon Street Sewer.
5s '03 F-A *25,0006...A u g 1 1933
R efu nding Sewer Bonds53 '17 M-S $25,9@9e_ Sept 1 1937
_
BOND. DEBT Apr 13 '27. $150,000
Water debt (incl.)________ 100,000
Sinking funds____________
15,577
Assessed val’n, rea 1 estate 2,927,000
_
Assessed val’n, personal_ 1,179.132
Total val. '26 (60% act.)—4.106,132
Total tax ratefper $1,000)’26.$13.75
Population 1926, 4,500; 1920, 4,456
HOWELL AND MARION FR AC ­
TIONAL SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Howell) is In
Livingston County.
5s '19 J-J $150.000c_—July 1 1934
BON D. DEBT June '2 7 .. $150,000
Assessed value 1927 (about
45% actual)____________3,448,085
School tax (per $1,000) '27___$20.18
Population in 1927____________3,600




IR O N M O U N T A IN SCH . D IS T .

This district Is In Dickinson Co.
5s
- — $250,000_____ 1927-1946
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 '27. $250,000
Assess, val. '26 (abt. act.) 12,935,394
Tax rate (per* 1.000) 1926____$17.63
Population 1927 (est.)______15,000
IN T . at First National Bank, Iron
Mountain.
IRON RIVER.
This village is in Iron County.
F unding Bonds.
5s '18 M-S $36.000-Mar 15 '28-’41
W ater Bonds.
6s '25 M-S $18,000 _____ 1927-1935
BOND. D E B T M ay 24 '23 $76,000
Assess, val. 1923_________ 2,620,720
Population 1910. 2.085; 1920, 6,731
IRON W OOD.
This city is in Gogebic County
Memorial B uilding Bonds.
5s '20 M-N$135,000c______ M ay 1
(For maturity see V. 113, p. 754.)
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
5s '20 M -N $94,000cMay 1 '28-’40
5s '22 A-O 122,000c______________
Sewer Bonds.
5s T9 M -N$21,000c-M ay 1 ’28-’34
5s '22 A-O 38,000c........... ..............

W ater Bonds.
5s '18 J-J $225,000c____________
(Due $75,000 in 1928, 1933 and
1938.)
5s '20 M -N (150,000cM ay. ’ 3 0 & ’35
\ 50,000c—.M a y 1 1940
5s '22 A-O 143,000c______________
Street Paving Bonds.
5s '22 A-O $84,000c______________
Park Bonds.
5s '22 A-O $21,000c______________
R efu n d in g B onds.
5s '23 J-J $81,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1942
BOND. DEBT June 1 '26 $504,000
Water debt (add’l)_______
694,000
Sinking fund------------------45,000
Assessed val., real estate. 18,669,605
Assessed val., personal_ 6,e60,050
_
Tot. assess, val. '25 (act.) .25,529,655
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925___$41.00
Population 1910. 12.821; 1920 15,739
IN T . on 1922 bonds payable at
Continental & Commercial Bank,
Chicago; on others at Treasurer’s
office.
______
IRON R IVER TW P. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Iron River,
Box 396) is in Iron County.
4?4s’27M -N/$240,000-M ay 1 ’29-’44
\ 10,000—M ay 1 1945
BONDED D E B T _______________ (?)
IRONWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT,
This city Is In Gogebic County.
6-6 Hs F-A$150,000c____ 1927-1932
5s '24 M-S 925,000c____ 1928-1944
BD. DEBT M ay 1 ’27_—$1,075,000
Total valuation 1926_____ 22,540,681
School tax (per $1,000) 1926-.S15.98
Population in 1920___________15,759
IN T . at Continental & Commercial
National Bank. Chicago.
ITHACA.
This village Is in Gratiot County
BOND. DEBT June 1 '27. $37,000
Total val. 1926 (about
60-100% actual)_______ 1,922.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927------ $17.30
Population 1910, 1,876; 1920, 1,929

213
Bank of Commerce, Nat. Park Bank
or at Central State Bank, Jackson, or
the People’s Nat. Bank of Jackson.
JACKSON COUNTY.
County seat is Jackson.
Road Bonds.
5 ^ s ’20 ...$ 1 0 4 ,0 0 0 .........1927-1934
6 s '21 . . . 220,000____M ay ’28-'36
f 85,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’32
5s '22 M -N ( 60,000--M ay 1 ’33-’34
l 90,000.-M ay 1 ’35-’36
5s '25 — 100,000c______________
_s
. . . 350,000_______________
BOND. D EBT M ay 21 '27 $996,000
Sinkingfund___________
150,000
Ass’d val. '26 (actual)...119,068,668
State&Co.tax (per$l,000) '26. .$6 08
Population in 1920 (Census)..72,539
JA C K S O N U N IO N SCH . D IS T .

4s '07 A-O $55,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1936
4 ^ s ’ 14 A-O
8,0 0 0 c...A p r 1 1929
4H s’ 16 F-A 96,000c_Feb 1 ’28-’35
4Hs'16 F-A 124,000c.Feb 1 27-’35
(For maturity see V. 104, d . 379.)
f$12,000c. ..A p r 1 1928
4 ^ s ’ 17 A -0 { 13,000c_ Apr 11929
_
42,0 0 0c-. Apr 1 ’30-’32
45,000c-. Apr 1 ’33-'35
3,000c-.A ug 15 1932
10,000cAug 15 '33-34
5s T9 F-A{ 7,000c..A ug 15 1935
55,000c..A ug 15 1936
( 25,000c..Aug 15 1937
5s '21 A-O 125,000c.Apr 1 '28-’37
(See V. 112, p. 959, for maturity.)
44£s’24 M-N210.000 _____1927-1939
(For maturity see V. 119, p. 1984.)
4 ^ s ’25 F -A l ,240,000-Aug 15’27-’45
(For maturity see V.121, p. 873.)
'56.000-.N ov 1 '28-29
30.000 ___N ov 1 1930
31.000 ___N ov 1 1931
32.000 ___N ov 1 1932
34.000 ___N ov 1 1933
35.000 ___Nov 1 1934
72,000. .N o v 1 ’35-’36
4M s’27 M -N 38.000 ___Nov 1 1937
41.000 ___N ov 1 1938
42.000 ___N ov 1 1939
44.000 ___N ov 1 1940
46.000 ___N ov 1 1941
47.000 ___N ov 1 1942
48.000 ___N ov 1 1943
51.000 _ N ov 1 1944
_
,53,000_____N ov 1 1945
BOND. DEB'T Sept 1 ’26-$2,818,000
Assessed val’n 1926 (act.) .86,003,943
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924____$7.31
IN T . at the Jackson City Bank,
People’s Nat. Bank and Union Bank
In Jackson; Amer. Exch. Nat. Bank
Merchants’ Nat. Bank and Nat. Park
Bank, New York.

JACKSON.
This city Is the county seat of Jaok
son Co. Inc. Feb. 14 1957.
4M s’26 J-D $88,000______________
P ublic im provem ent Bonds.
4H s’25 A-0$517,500c-Apr 1 '27-’54
(For maturity see V. 120, p. 1511)
R eplacem ent Bonds.
5s '22
$195,000________ Feb 1
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 761.)
C onvenience S tation Bonds.
5Ms’20 M -N $8,500--M ay 1 ’ 33-’40
Hospital Bonds.
_
4s '12 J-J
$4,000_ July 15 1932
4Hs'16 M -N 64,000..May 1 ’28-’35
4J4s'17 M -N 25.000.-M ay 1 ’28-’37 JONESVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
This district (P. O. Jonesville) is
($2,000 in odd and $3,000 in even
in Hillsdale County.
years.)
($14,000c.Mar 15 ’ 28-’34
5s T9 A-O 3 9 ,0 0 0 ..A p r l5 ’28-'38
18,000c.Mar 15 ’35-’40
5)4s’20 M -N 33,500—M ay 1 ’28-’36
5s’24M-S15 16,000c.Mar 15 ’41-’44
W ater Works Bonds.
20,000c.Mar 15 ’45-’48
4H s’ 13 J-J $20,875___ Jan 1 1936
24,000c.Mar 15 ’49-’ 52
4 ^ s ’ 14 J-D 10 ,000 ..-June 15 1936
14,000c.Mar 15 ’53-’54
4^ s'17 M -N 5,000..M ay 1 '28-'37
4 K s’ 17 J-D
9,000 -June 15 1928 BOND. DEBT May 1 '26. $108,000
5s T9 A-O 44.000.Apr 15 '28-’38 Ass. val. ’26(abt. 90% act.) 1,175,275
5Ms’20 M -N170.000—M ay 1 ’38-'48 School taxrate(per $1,000) '26 $20 43
(45,000—Apr 16 '30-’38 Population in 1925 (est.)--------- 1,600
IN T . at Harris Trust & Savings
4M ’23A-016 80,000—Apr 16 '39-’46
(10,500.—Apr 16 1947 Bank, Chicago.
Liberty Street Bridge.
4s TO J-J
$4.500___ July 1 1930 KALAM AZOO.
This city is in Kalamazoo Co. Inc.
W ater Plant, Paving & Sewer
Apr. 9 1884. Pop'n 1910,3 9.437;
Bonds.
4J^s’24 — _ $700,000_____ 1927-1954 1920, 48,858.
Street Improvement Bonds.
(For maturity see V. 118, p. 2345.)
4Ms'19 J-D $50,000cJune 15 ’ 28-’29
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5s T9 A-O $18,000.Apr 15 ’28-’38 6s '21 M-S 80,000cMar 15 ’28-’31
5s T9 J-D 156,000-Dec 15 ’27-'38 6s '21 M -N 25,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’31
5 ^ s ’20 M -N 32,000.-M ay 1 '28-’44 5s '22 A-O 50,000c.Apr 1 ’28-’32
5s '22 J-D 66,000c.$ll,000 y ’rly
Market Bonds.
S.OOOcAug 15 ’27-’32
4H s’ 14 J-D $21.000_ June 15 1935 5s '22 F-A
_
Storm Sewer & C om fort Station 4Ms’23 A-O 84,000cApr 15 ’28-'33
4 T s ’23 J-D 16,000c.June 1 ’28-’33
Bonds.
l,400c.Sept 1 '27-33
6s '21 M-NS114.500________ M a y 2 4Ms’23 M-S
(For maturity see V. 112, p. 2001.) 4Ms’24 A-O 164,000c A p r l5 '2 8 -’34
4J4s’ 24 F-A 104,000c.Aug 1 '27-34
Sewer Bonds.
4 K s’25 . . . 220,500_______________
4s '09 J-J $ 10,000c
‘ 000c_______
4s 'll J-J
28,000. July 15 1931 43^s’27 . . . 190,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’37
W ater-Extension Bonds.
4s '12 J-J
30.000. July 15 1933
4s TO J-.l
17,000. ............... 1930 4}^sT2 M -N $22,000c.May 1 ’27-’34
Sanitary Sewer Bonds.
18,000. ________ 1935
4J^sT3 .I-.I
6,000. ________ 1936 5s '22 A-O $4,0 0 0 c ...A p r 1 1927
4}4s'U .1-1)
5s T9 J-D SO,000 - ...1927-1934 4% s’23 A-O 10,000c.Apr 1 '27-28
12,000. _______ 1935 4M «’24 A-O 12,000c-Apr 1 '27-29
2,400c-July 15’26-’29
414s’23A-O16 15,000.-Apr 16’30-'44 4M s’24 J-J
2,400c.Oct 15’26-'29
4J4s’2 6 _
_ 100,000_____1929-1947 4M s’24 A-O
Mill Street Bridge Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4s TO J-J $27,000___ July 1 1930 4Hs'12 M-S $4,000c May 15 '27-'30
Police-Station Bonds.
4s ' l l
J-J 31,000 ..........1927-1931
s’ 12 M-N$14,000e May 15'27-34
31.000 __July 1 1932
4s '12 J-J
28.000. . .July 15 1934 Fire-Station B onds.
444s’ 13 J-J
4 ^ s ’ 14 J-D 2 8 .7 2 9 .. -June 15 193744$s’ 12 M -N $56.000c May 15'27-34
City Improvement Bonds.
5s T9 A-O 36.000 _____1927-1938
$400c _ Sept 1 1926
_
514s’20 M -N 144.000.-M ay 1 ’28-’45 44£sT6 M-S
3,50 0c...Ju ly 1 1927
5s ’23 . . .
6,000_____ 1927-1932 4H s’ 17 J-J
4M s’26 . . . 99,000_____ 1927-1935 4J^s’ 19 J-D 24,000cJune 15 '27-’29
'26 A-O 190,000-Apr 15 ’27-’36
Paving & Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Extension Bonds,
$ 3 ,5 0 0 ..-Apr 16 1930
5.0 00. . -Apr 16 19315s '22 A-O $84,000c.Apr 1 '27-32
5,500_ Apr 16 1932 GEN. BONDS Jan 1 1927 $207,500
_
24.000- -Apr 1 6 '33-'36Assess, val. ’ 26 (abt.act.) 75,320,841
444s’23
_
A-O 16 7,000_ Apr 16 1937 City tax (per $1,000) 1926— -$11.00
10.000.
. Apr 16'38-’39 INT. on Issues of 1907 In Chicago.
5.5 00.. .A pr 16 1940
K LAM AZ
20.000.A prA16'41-’44O O SCH . D IS T . N O . 1.
4H s’ 14
- . - $27,0 0 0 c ___ 1927-1929
Pum ping S tation B onds.
. . . 27,000c____ 1927-1929
4 ^ s ’23A-016 $8,000..A p r 16 '32-'42 4 ^ s ’ 19
. . . 529,000c___ 1927-1930
(Due $1,000 in each of the years 5s '20
. . . 18,000c____ 1927-1928
1932, '35, '37, '39, '40, '41, '42 5s ’20
5s ’22
. . . 390,000c___ 1927-1932
and ’44.)
. . . 55 0,00 0c...D ec '27-32
Sewer, Paving & W ater Bonds. 5s '22
. . . 64,000c___ July 1933
4 (is ’26 J-D $88,000 _____ 1929-1947 4M s’23
. . . 160,000c____ Jan 1934
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 3370.) 4% s’24
BOND. D EBT Jan 1 '27-13,415,604 4 X s ’25 . . . 27 5,00 0c...M ay 1 1935
. . . 160,000c___ June 1935
Water debt (incl.)________ 1,082,375 4)^s’25
Sinkingfund_____________
278,510 4J^s’25
- - - 85,000c____ 1931-1933
. . . (26,000c_ Nov 1 1933
_
Total valuation 1926____ 83,197 743 43^s’25
\59,000c. ..N o v 1 1934
Total tax (per $1,000) 1923-..$22,31
BON D.DEBT June 14’27.$2,499,000
Value of prop, owned by
Assess, val. 27 (60% act.)82,083,641
city (appraisal of May 1
1924__________________
870,440 School tax (per $1,000) 1927--S14.06
Pop’n 1927, 71,662; 1920_____48,374 Population in 1927 (est.)------- 56,000
INTEREST payable at local banks
IN T . payable in New York City at
American Exch. Nat. Bank or Nat. and at Bankers’ Nat. Bank, Chicago.

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K A L A M A Z O O T O W N S H IP .

Highway & Bridge Bonds.
4 Ms’23 M-N$55,000c M ay 15 ’2 8 ’38
BOND. D EBT Apr 16 ’27 $55,000
Assess, value, 1927 (about
65% actual)___________16,400,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927___$35.00
Population in 1927 (est.)_____15,000
IN T . at the First National Bank,
Kalamazoo.
K A LA M A ZO O T W P . F R A C T IO N ­
A L S C H O O L D IS T . N O . 5.

This district is in Kalamazoo
County.
4H s’27 F-A $50,000..........1928-1958
BONDED D E B T _______________(?)

MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS
Water Bonds.
4% s’ 19 —- $300,000.-Aug 1 ’30-’49
4s
M-S 150,000. .Sept 1 ’27-'36
4M s’23 J-J 135,000-_Jan 2 ’37-45
5s ’20 A-O 45,000..O ct 1 ’27-’49
5s ’21 M -N 100,000--N ov 1 ’37-’4.
4 K s’24 J-J 600,000— Jan 2 ’34-’53
Bridge Bonds.
4Ms’ 19 F-A $85,000.-Aug 1 ’30-’49
5s ’21 J-J 200,000_______ July 15
(For maturity see V. 113, p . 318.)
5s ’22 J-J 100,000..Jan 3 ’28-’32
4}$s’24 J-J 100,000--Jan 2 ’32-’41
4>^s’25 J-J 150.000.-Jan 2 ’ 32-’41
Com fort S tation Bonds.
5s T9 J-J
$2,700___________ 1927
Sewer Bonds.
4Ms’ 19 F-A $66,000--Aug 1 ’27-’29
5s ’21 M -N 100.000-.N ov 1 ’ 27-’31
5s ’21 J-J
60,000________ July 15
(For maturity see V. 113, p. 318.)
5s ’21 A-O 60,000............. Oct 1
(For maturity see V. 113, p. 1706.)
41is’23 J-J 180,000______1927-1928
4J^s
J-J 240,000-.Jan 2 ’28-’35
Hospital Bonds.
4Ms’ 19 F-A$138,000. -Aug 1 ’30-’49
Cemetery Bonds.
4Ms’19 F-A $38,000—Aug 1 ’30-’49
Boulevard L ighting Bonds.
5s T9 J-J $10,000_Jan 15 ’28-’29
T O T .D E B T M a y l’2 7 -. $7,975,752
Sinking fund___________
535,308
Assessed value 1927____146,299,075
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926,-$12.20
Population 1910. 31.229; 1920. 57,327
All bonds are registered and are
coupon interchangeable bonds.
IN T . payable at City Treasurer’s
office and the Guaranty Trust Co.,
N. Y ., and Peoples State Bank,
Detroit.

Sewer B onds.
44£s’22 J-D$200.000____June 1 1952
5s ’22 M -N 40,000____N ov 1 1952
51-£s’23M-S15 90,000_ Sept 15 1953
_
5s’24 F-A15 245,000— .A ug 15 1954
5 ^ s ’26 - - 42,500_______________
Storm & Sanitary Sewer Bds.
5s ’26 F-A$345,000— -Aug 15 1956
Paving Bonds.
5 ^ s ’26 F-A$166,000- - Aug 15 ’27-’32
5H s’26 —- 233,000_______________
5 K s’26 M -N 43,000______1927-1932
5 ^ s ’26 - - - 305,000______1927-1932
5s ’26 - - - 115,000_______________
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 ’27_$4,013,600
31,000
Sinking fund____________
Total assess, val. 1927.2,600,000,060
Taxrate (per $1,000) '26--------$16-46
Population___________________12,006

[V ol. 124.
Park Bonds.
4s 05 F -A *$l0.000c-..A u g 1 1927
4M s’ 10 M-N 50,000c_Mayl6 ’34- 38
4s
A-O 4 5 ,000 ---O ct 1 ’40-’44
GEN. DEBT M ay 1 ’2 6 --- $164,200
Total value ’26 (abt. a ct.).7,274,639
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926---$44.58
Population In 1920____________9,694
* For litigation affecting this Issue
see V. 95, p. 310.
INTEREST on part of the pav­
ing 4s payable In Chicago at Chicago
Nat. Bank; on all other bonds In
Manistee at First Nat. Bank

MANISTEE SCHOOL D IS T R IC T
This district (P. O. Manistee) is in
Manistee County.
KENT COUNTY
44£s’25 J-J 15$250,000cJan 15’28-’47
County seat is Grand Rapids.
L IV IN G S T O N C O U N T Y .
5s ’25 J-J
16,000c.Yrly on July 1
Road Bonds.
Howell is the county seat.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $263,000
4>$s ’ 12J-D$200,000___June 20 1932
Sinking fund______________
Road Bonds.
3,666
4 ^ «T 3 J-D 76.000c_June 20 1933
5s ’20 M-S $80,000--M a r 1 ’ 28-’33 Assess, val. ’27 (about
4M s’ 13 A-O 100,000____Oct 1 1933
10,000___ Mar 1 1928
60% actual)____________7,400,000
4>Ss'14 J-D 100,000.--M a y 15 1934
75.000- -M ar 1 ’29-'33
6s ’21 M-S
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$14.92
4H s’ 15 J-J
65,000____Jan 1 1935
50.000- -Mar 1 ’ 34-’35
Population 1927 (est.)________ 9,000
(Subj. to call upon demand of Sinking
.35 000___ Mar 1 1936
at the Manistee County
Fund Commission.)
75.000. -N ov 1 ’27-’37 ENT. Bank, Manistee.
53^s'21 . . .
Savings
Juvenile Home Bonds.
75.000. -M ar 1 ’28-’36
5s ’22 - - .
5s ’21 . . . $70,000 _____ 1927-1931
50.000- -June 1 ’ 28-’37
4Ms’22 - - .
MANISTIQUE.
BON D. D E B T Oct 1926 $611,000
50.000-Aug 1city is in Schoolcraft Co. Inc.
5s ’23
This ’ 27-38
Assess, debt (add’l) _______ 654,375
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27 $480,000 F e b .71901.
Total assess, val. 1926.-321,081,125
Sinking fund____________
60,000
State & Co. tax (per $1,000) ’25.$7.58
Tot.assess.val.’26(65%act)25,380,625 5s W ater-W orks-Im pt. Bonds.
14
’27-’34
Popul’n 1910, 159,145; 1920, 183,041
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926--$22.00 6s ’’21 M-S $13 000.-Sept 1 ’32-50
M-S (95,000-.Sept 1
IN T . at office of John Nuveen &
Population in 1920___________17,522
1 2,000--— -Sept 1 1951
Go., Chicago.
W ater-W orks & Sewer Bonds.
L O W E L L S C H O O L D IS T R IC T .
5s
M-S $25,000c.-M ar 1928-’32
k in g s f o r d !
4H s’ 15 M-S $28,000____Mar '28 ’40 W ATE R D EBT Apr 15 ’27 $142,000
This place (P. O. Iron Mountain)
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $28,000 Floating debt____________
7,500
is in Dickinson County.
Assessed val. 1926 (act.)--1,476,456 Assessed val., real________ 4,080,676
W ater Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926-.S22.67 Assessed val., personal____1,641,866
f$35,000--Sept 2 ’28-’32 LAPEER.
INT. payable at Detroit Trust Tot. ass’d val. ’26 (% a c t.).5 ,122,476
5M s’24M-S-i 40,000--Sept 2 ’33-’37
This city Is In Lapeer County. C o., Detroit.
City tax (per $1,000) 1926— $16.70
I 45,000--Sept 2 ’38-’42 Incorporated in 1872.
Population 1926, 6,380; 1920--6,380
[ 80,000--Sept 2 ’43-’50 _s
. . . $15.000_________ _____
LUDINGTON,
Sowpr R on4 s
IN T . at National Bank of Com­
City in Mason Co
Inc. In 1873.
W ater Plant Bonds.
4M s’25 F-A$270,000c_Aug 1 ’27-53 _s
merce, Detroit.
. . . $25,000_______________ Pop’n in 1920 (Census). 8,810.
BOND. D EBT Apr 15 ’27- $605,000
R efunding Bonds.
W harf Bonds. •
_
Water debt (incl.)________ 190,000 5s '13 M-s $24,000c_ Sep 8 ’28&’33 5s ’20 Apr$125,000_____ 1939-1948 M A N IS T IQ U E S C H O O L D I S T .
Assess. val. real estate_____5,691,155 BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1927. $105,000
R efu nding Bonds.
B uilding
Assess, val. personal______ 1,545,830 Water debt (incl.)-----------40.000 4s ’ 10 Apr $10,000_____ 1928-1940 44Ss’ 16 A-O Bonds.
$27,000— -A pr 1 ’28-’31
T ot. assess.val.(Mact.)’26-7,236,985 Floating debt (add’l)--------2.500 4s ’ 15 M ay 7,000----------------------- (For maturity see V. 102, p. 1739.)
T ot. tax rate(per $1,000)'26--$17.00 Sinking fund, gen_________
11,067
($1,000 In 1927, ’28, ’29. ’32; BOND. D EBT May 1 ’ 27. $57,000
IN T . at Dime Savings Bank of Assessed (Real estate______2,665,775
$2,000 in ’33; $1,000 in ’34 & ’35.) Assessed value 1926______ 5,122,005
Detroit.
value. (Personal________ 732,750
Park Bonds.
Ass’d val. (abt. % act.)’26-3,398,525 4 s ’04 Mar $14,000.—July ’28-’34 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925..$15.05
Population in 19z7___________5,500
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926---$46.48 5s ’ 19 Mar 150,000_____ 1929-1938
L A K E O D E S S A S C H O O L D IS T .
IN T . at Nat. City Bank, N . Y.
Population In 1920 (Census)— 4,723
Sewer Bonds.
This district (P. O. Lake Odessa)
INT. payable Id Detroit.
5s ’ 14 M ay $7,000-------- 1927-1933
is in Ionia County.
M A R E N ISC O T W P . S C H . D IS T .
Paving Bonds
5J^s’22 A-O $58,000c_Apr 1 ’28-'47
This township is in Gogebic Co.
5s
$24,000______1927-1932
BON D. D EBT June 1 ’ 27_ $58,500 LA P E E R C IT Y S C H O O L D IS T .
(15,000______1927-1931 5s ’22 J-J $100,000- — ................. ..
Ass’d val. ’27(abt. 2-3 act.) 1,000,000
This district Is in Lapeer County.
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’27- $18.00
($22,00 0c.--M ar 1 1932 4M s’26 - - - 20.000______1932-1936 5 3 4 s ’ 2 3 A-O 50,000--Apr 15 ’28-’47
[25,000---------1937-1941 BOND. D EBT Apr 1927— $150,000
Population in 1925 (est.)______1,400
27,000c— -M ar 1 1937
Assessed valuation 1926___3,509,665
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
IN T . at the Lake Odessa State 5s ’22 M-S [ 34,0 0 0 c.--M a r 1 1942
Savings Bank, Lake Odessa.
I 44,000c-.-M ar 1 1947 4s ’09 Oct $4,000______Oct 1929 Population (estimated)_______ 2,660
IN T . at First Nat. Bk.. Bessemer.
City Im provement Bonds.
I 57,000c_ Mar 1 1952
_
BOND. DEBT M ay 1925- $230,000 4H s’ 13 M-S $30,040_____ 1928-1942
LAKE TOWNSHIP.
Assessed value 1925----------- 3,100,000 4 K s’26 - - - 83,000_______________ M ARQ U ETTE.
This township Is In Macomb Co.
Water Bonds.
This city Is In Marquette Co. Inc.
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '25-S18.75
Incorporated in 1910.
Commission government
Population 1920______________ 4,723 4 s ’99 Oct $10,000c____ 1927-1928 1871.
Road Bonds.
5s ’20 Sept 3,000_____ 1927-1929 adopted N ov. 29 1913. Population
IN T . at City Treasurer's office.
5s ’ l l July $40,000c__________1935
Bridge Bonds.
1910, 11,503; 1920, 12,718.
4?is
-.50,000c____ 1929-1949
4H s’26
$40,000___________ 1946
W ater W orks.
BOND. DEBT M ay 12 ’26 $100,000 LA PEE R C O U N T Y .
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27- $675,589 4H s’ l l M-NS31,000c_ Nov 1 1936
_
The county seat Is Lapeer.
Sinking fund____________
15,000
Assessed val., real________ 5,792,415
H ydro-E lectric im pt. Bonds.
Infirmary Bonds.
_
Assess, v al. real estate_ 15,266,900
5s T7 M-S $30.000-Part yly Jan 1 Assessed val., personal____1,615,695 4J^s’25 J-D$247,500c_ _Dec 1 ’ 27-’35
Assess, val. personal_______________ 269,385
Total valuation 1926______ 7,444,110 BOND. DEBT Dec 31 ’26 $728,000
C ounty Road Bonds.
Tot .assess .val. (% act.) ’25.15,536,285
rate (per
6,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925--$26.00 5>* & 6s . . . $264,239.43.-1-10 yrly. Tot. taxpayable atM .) 1926--$38.75 Water debt (incl.)_______
INT.
City Treas. office Assess, val., real estate___9,151,286
_s ’25 M -N 90,000c______________
Population in 1920__________ 1,346
Assess, val., personal____ 2,752,682
INT. at Ulrich Sav. Bk.,Mt.Clemens 4M s’26 M -N 22,000--M ay 1 ’27-29
NET B D . D T. Apr 1 ’26-$l,310,187 LUDINGTON SCH. DIST. NO. 1. Total val. ’26 (2-3 act.) — 11.903,968
This district (P. O. Ludington) is Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $34 84
Total assessed val. 1924—30,310,386
L A K E T W P . S C H . D IS T . N O . 1. Avge. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23127.62
IN T . payable at Treasurer’s office.
in Mason County.
This district Is in Macombe C o .
Population 1920 (Census)___ 25.782 5s ’24 F-A $85,000c-Aug 1 ’29-’45
$14,000Sept 15 ’27-’33
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27- $85,000 MARQUETTE PUB. SCHOOLS.
5s’23 M-S 15 15.000— Sept 1 ’34-’38L A W R E N C E S C H O O L D IS T .
(abt. 80%
This district (P. O. Marquette) Is
25.000— Sept 1 ’39-'43 This district (P . O . Lawrence) is in Ass’d val.(per $1,666)act.)_7,343,066
Tax rate
1927— $16.00 in Marquette County.
70.000— .Sept 1 '44-’53
Van Buren County.
Population (est.)--------------------10,000 4>£s’25M-S (llO.OOOc.Mar 1 ’30-’40
4% s’27 - - 50,000_____1928-1947 5 s ’25 J-J $75,000c-.Jan 1 ’30-’55
IN T. at the People’s State Bank
J365,000c-Mar 1 ’41-55
BOND. DEBT M ay 1927- $185,000 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1925---S75,000 of Detroit.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1926 $475,000
Assessed valuation 1927_ 6,695,985 Total assess, value 1924_____561,250
_
Assessed valuation 1925--11,750,060
Sch. taxrate (per$l,000) 1924$16.00 MACKINAC COUNTY.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925— $16.25
L A K E T W P . S C H . D IS T . N O . 2.
St. Ignace Is the county seat.
Population___________________13,662
L A W S O N D R A IN A G E D IS T . OF
This district is in Macomb Co.
Road Bonds.
IN TER E ST in Marquette.
5s ’23 M-S $60.000-M ar 15 ’28-’53
T R O Y & R O YA L OAK TW PS.
5s ’ 14 J-J $70-000c-Jan 1 ’28-’34
This district is in Oakland County. BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27- $70,000 M ARSH ALL.
4 K s’27 M-S 369,000.-Sept 1 ’28-’56
9.000
BOND. D E B T June 6 ’27- $459,000 6 s ’24 A-O ($110.000--A pr 1 ’ 28-’29 Sinking funds____________
This city is In Calhoun Co. Inc
l 280.000--Apr 1 ’30-’34 Total assessed value 1926--8,597,604 Mar. 7 1859. Popula’n 1927. 5,000.
Ass’d val. 1926 (85% a c t.).5 ,100,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) 1926 $11-50 BOND. DEBT June 1927- $390,000 Avge. taxrate (per $1,000)’26-$14.60
Electric Light Bonds.
P opulation----------------------------- 1,000 Assessed valuation_______ 10,600,000 Population in 1920 (Census)_ 8,026 5M s’22 A-O $23,000c__Oct 1 ’27-’31
_
IN T . at First Nat. Bk.. St. Ignace
IN T . at Detroit Tr. C o., Detroit. Population (est.)--------------------- 7,000
Im provement Bonds
44£s
M-S $9,000c— Apr ’2 8 -’35
MACKINAW & WA/WTAM TWPS.
L ’A N SE T W P . S IN G L E S C H . D IS . LE B LAN C E D R A IN A G E D IS T .
Paving Bonds.
The district (P. O. L ’anse) is'in
S. D. NO. 1 FRACTIONAL.
This district (P. O. Detroit) is in
4H s’ 13 M -N $42.000c...............1 9 3 3
Wayne County.
Barraga County.
This district (P. O. Mackinaw 44*s’ 14 M -N 17,000c.N ov 1 ’27-’43
5 s ’27 J-J $300,000--Jan 1 ’28-’47
Sanitary & Storm Sewer Bonds. City) is in Cheboygan County.
5 s ’24 M -N 30,000c____ 1929-1938
BONDED D E B T _______________ (?) 6s’26M-N$l ,560.000c_May 1 ’28-’41 4M s’26 - - - ($17,000______1927-1943 5 s ’22 - - .
6,000c____1927-1928
BON D.DEBT M ay 1 ’27-$l,560,000
l 33,000______1944-1954 44£s’25 M -N 30,000c.Nov 1 ’36-’45
L A K E V IE W C O N S O L . S C H . D IS . Total ass. val. (70% act.)
BOND. D EBT June 14’ 26--$50,000 4!<jS’2 7 _
_
51,000---O ct 1 ’28-’41
This district (P. O. Battle Creek)
1926__________________ 40,000,000 Assessed value 1926-------------506,666 434s’27 - - 22,000_______________
is in Calhoun County.
Population 1927 (est.)----------- 20,000 Population 1920________________ 766
Sewer Bonds.
4 ? is’26 M-S $80,000______1931-1955
4>£s
M -N $9,0 0 0 c ____ 1927-1935
MACOMB COUNTY.
(For maturity dates seeV .123 ,p .2426) LENAW EE C O U N T Y .
4H s’ 15 M-S
5,OOOcMar 15 ’27-’32
The county seat is M t. Clemens.
BON D. DEBT Jan 1 1927- $191,000
Adrian is the county seat.
4H s
M-S 1 ,0 0 0 c _________ 1927
Total assess, val. 1926____ 2,485,175
Highway Im provement Bonds.
Highway Impt. Bonds.
Bridge Bonds,
Population 1926______________ 3,250 5Hs
. . . $64,000_______________
.s ’25 M-N$656,600____M ay 1 1935 4 ^ s
M-S $4,000c____ 1927-1930
s ’20 . .
•*"« 0 00_____________
(Optional M ay 1 1926.)
BOND. D EBT Apr 13 ’27 $194,000
LANSING.
4J£s’26
74,000--M ay 1 ’27-’31
Road Assessment Bonds.
Assessment debt (add’l ) _
_
2,600
Lansing, the capital of Michigan, is BOND. DT. .Tune 5 '23*283,940 4 ^ s ’26 M -N $20,000c____ 1927-1936 Electric light debt (incl.)__
23,006
In Ingham Co. Tncorp. in 1859.
Total value’24 (90% act.) 73,010,766 4M s’26 M -N 67,000--M ay 1 ’29-’37 Sinking fund (general)____
23,892
Elec. Light & Power Plant Bds. Avge. taxrate (per $1,060)’21 -$25.29
Warren Tw p. Drain. Bonds.
Sinking fund (water)--------5,660
4Ms’22 J-J f$450,000.-Jan 3 ’30-’35 Population in 1920 (Census) —47,681 6s ’27 A-O 127,000--Apr 1 ’29-’42 Assessed valuation 1926— 4,129,625
1 50,000____Jan 3 1936
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27 $1,205,001 Tot. taxrate (per $1,000) 1926 $38.57
4 ^ s ’22 J-D (675,000.-June 1 ’37-’45 L IN C O L N P A R K .
Total assessed value 1927114.368,281
IN T . at Hanover Nat. Bank, N .Y .
This city (P. O. Dearborn R . F. Co. tax rate (per $1,600) ’24-S18.40
1 65,000____June 1 1946
\ 50,000____Jan 2 1936 D. No. 2) is in Wayne County. Population in 1927__________ 80,006
MARSHALL C IT Y & MARSHALL
4 J^s'23 J-D 60,000___________ 1937 City Charter adopted on Apr. 6
MADISON TOWNSHIP
& MARENGO TW PS. FR A C ­
[300,000 _____ 1938-1942 1925— V. 120. p. 1917.
This twp. (P. O. Adrian) Is In
TIONAL SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
W ater Bonds.
4H s’24 J-J1,000.000— Jan 2 ’34-’53
( $4,000--N ov 1 ’27-’30 Lenawee Co. Pop’n 1910. 1,318.
E lectric Light Bonds.
A district in Calhoun County.
10.000-N ov 1 bonds.................
Road ’31-’35
.-$45,000 4Ms’22J-J15 tS89,000cJan 1 5 ’27-53
4M s’ 19 F-A$350,000- - Aug 1 ’30-’49
5s ’20 A-O 75,000-_0ct 1 ’27-’29 6s ’21 M -N 15,000.-N ov 1 ’36-’40 BOND. D E B T M ay 24 ’ 23 $57,500 (For maturity of $86,600 see V. 115,
20.000- -N ov 1 ’41-’45 Assessment debt (add’l ) ___
P a v in g B o n d s.
15,648
p. 676. The remaining $6,500
5s T9 J-D $20,000____June 1 1928
25.000- -N ov 1 ’46-’50 Assessed value, 1921—
mature Jan. 15 1953.)
4Ms’ 19 F-A 81,000--Aug 1 ’27-’29
[100,000___ N ov 1 1951
Real estate (actual)_____1,986,520
$7,000c- -Jan 1 ’28-’34
5s ’21 M -N 200,000--N ov 1 ’27-’31 5s ’22 M -N 30,000___ N ov 1 1952
Personal (75% actual).. 197,356 4 Jis’24 J-J
9,000c--Jan 1 ’35-’40
5s ’21 A-O 60,000________ Oct 1 5 K s’23M-S15 85,000---Sept 15 1953
Total_________
2,183,870
16,000c.-Jan 1 ’41-48
(For maturity see Y. 113, p. 1076.) 5s’24 F-A15 150,000---- Aug 15 1954 M ANISTEE. --------115,000c-_Jan 1 ’49-’54
5s ’21 J-J 120.000________ July 15 5s ’26 F-A 155,000__ Aug 15 1956
This city Is the county seat ol BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27- $140,500
(For maturity see V. 113. p. 318.)
Manistee County. Incorp. In 1869 Assessed value 1926_______ 4,206,666
B u ild in g Site Bonds.
5s ’24 J-J 140,000______1927-1929 5s ’24 F-A $30,000_ Aug 15 1954
_
Sch. taxrate (pdr $1,000) ’26_.$14.26
Paving Bonds.
4H s’25 J-J 360.000.-Jan 2 ’ 28-’30
4s ’ 06 J-D $58.000cJ’ne 15 ’28-’33 Population 1927 (est.)________ 4,600
Street Bonds.
_
IN T . at State Treasurer’ soffice.
4J4s’27 M-N200.000______1928-1933 4 % s ’ 2 5 M - N $30,000c_ N ov 1 1955 4)4s’08 M -N 1,200___ June 1 1927




J une, 1927.]
MASON COUNTY.
County seat is Ludington.
5s
. . . $75,000...........................
Road Bonds.
4Ms’25 Apr $50,000c.Apr 1 ’34-’37
BOND. DEBT June 7 ’27 $125,000
Assessed val. (actual)____17,643,370
Population in 1920___________19,831
IN T. at Harris Trust & Savings
Bank o f Chicago and Continental &
Comm’l Tr. & Sav. Bk. o f Chicago.
MASON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district (P. O. Mason) is in
Ingham County.
6s '21 A-0$140,000________ April 1
(For maturity see V. 113, p. 755.)
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $140,000
Assessed val. 1926________ 2,560,355
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) '27--$16.00
Population 1927 (est.)________ 2,000
MASTODAN TW P. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Alpha) is in
Iron County.
S chool Building Bonds.
5H s’ 19 J-J $20,000.June ’29 & '34
6s T9 F-A 35,000___ Aug 1928
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $26,000
Sinking fund_____________
7,932
Assess, val. ’26 (abt. Mact.)2,091,225
Population 1927 (est.)________ 1,200
MELVINDALE~
This city is in Wayne County.
Sewer Bonds.
4M s’27 A-0$200,000— Oct 1 1956
5s ’27 . . .
60,000_______________
TOTAL BONDED D EBT
(?)
M ENOMINEE.
This city is in Menominee Co. Inc.
1883. Population 1920, 8,907.
W ater Plant Purchase Bonds.
5s T6 A-O $201,000.Apr 1 ’27-’46
(See V. 101, p. 2090, for maturity.)
W ater W orks Bonds.
5s ’23 A-O $50,000_____ 1947-1950
5s ’24 . . . / 25,000-Apr 15 ’51-52
1 25 ,000 ..-Apr 15 1953
R efu nding Bonds.
4Ms ’ 15A-0 $1,700____Apr 1 1928
Paving Bonds.
5s ’22 F-A $42,000. .Aug 1 ’27-'32
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5s ’22 F-A $25,000.-Aug 1 ’33-’42
Cemetery Bonds.
4M s’25 - - - $18,000_____ 1941-1942
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '25- $458,500
Water debt (incl.)_________ 336,000
Sinking fund______________
7,87.5
Total assessed value 1924.10,185,135
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924___$43,90
IN T. payable at Hanover Nat.
Bank, New York.
MENOMINEE COUNTY.
County seat is Menominee.
Road Bonds.
4Ms’19 J-J$80,000.—July 1
1934
116,600_____July 11928
-s
...
(18,000____ July 1 1929
(20,000____ July 1 1930
N ET DEBT Apr 1 ’26. — $320,000
Tot. assess, val. ’25 (act.).21,979,031
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1923— .$13.95
Population in 1920---------------- 23,773
MENOMINEE SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms’ 16 a -O f$21,000c—Apr 1 ’28 '30
l 82,000c----Apr 1 1931
TOT. D EBT Apr 1 ’27 -- $103,000
Assessed val. ’26 (M act.).11,141,020
School tax (per $1,000) 1926..$14.23
Population (est.) 19.7_______ 11,000
IN T. payable in New York.
MIDLAND.
This city Is in Midland County
$8.000..........
1929
10.000 _________ 1930
4M s’26
54.000 ____1931-1933
133,000_____ 1934-1940
! 20,000---------------- 1941
BOND. D EBT Aug 4 1920 $107,500
Floating
debt____
5.000
Total assess, val. '24 (act.)-6,091,146
Avge. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23 $40.07
Population 1910 2 527; 1920, 5,483

Ass’dval. 1927 (1-3 actual) 10,168,000
_
School tax (per $1,000) '27_ $15.00
Population in 1927___________ 3,500
MONBOE.
This city is in Monroe County.
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5Ms’20 . . . $75,000—July 1 ’27-’37
(See V. I l l , p. 517 for maturity.)
(13.000___ July 1 1944
4H s’23 J-J 130,000..July 1 ’45-'46
( 7,000____July 1 1947
Bridge Bonds.
4 J£sT6 J-J $52,000.-July 1 ’27-’35
(For maturity see V. 102. p. 2099.)
W ater Bonds.
4M s’ 22 s-a $200,000--July 1 ’36-’43
4M s’23 J-J 150,000c.July 1 ’44-’49
4 J^s’25 A-O 175,000____Apr 1 1951
4M s’27 — 115,000_______________
Sewer Bonds.
($8,000___ July 1 1937
1Ms’22 s-a 90,000--July 1 ’ 38-’43
( 2.000___ July 1 1944
Paving Bonds.
4Hs
$100.000______ _______
5Hs
59,500----------------------5M s’26 . . .
39,000______1927-1932
BOND. DEBT July 1922. $710,000
400,000
Water debt_____________
Assess, val., real estate_ 11,140,250
_
Assess, val., personal___ 3,807.525
Total assess, val. ’21 (50%
actual)________________14.647,810
Tot. assess, val. 1922____ 15,047,420
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920___$30.34
Population in 1920__________ 11,573
IN T. at the City Treasurer’s office.
MONBOE COUNTY.
The county seat is Monroe.
Road Bonds.
4M s’26 - - - $154,300_______________
-s ’26 - - - 102,400_______________
CO. BD. D T. M ay 1 ’26 -$30,000
Covert road bonds (add’l)
426,736
Road district bonds______
325,223
T w p.’s portion road bonds 205,318
Redemption fund________
76,731
Assessed value, real estate.48,184,405
Assessed value, personal._ 6,121,495
Total assessed value 1926
(about M actual)______54,305,900
Total tax rate(per $1,000) ’26-112.02
Population 1910 32.917; 1920, 37,115
MONBOE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Monroe County.
4H s’ 17 J-D $43.000______________
6s ’20 A-O 126 000-Oct 1 ’27-’35
-s
18,000_______________
5s ’27 J-J 750,000--July 1 '28-57
BOND. D EBT Apr 1 ’27- $343,000
Assess, val. 1926 (M act.) 16,032,435
School tax rate (p eril,000) '26$1198
Population in 1925 (est.)_____13,000
IN T. at Dansard State Bank.
MORLEY CONS. SCHOOL
DISTR IC T.
This district (P. O. Morley) is in
Mecosta County.
4Ms’25J-J15 $12,000_ July 15 1935
_
BOND. DEBT June 3 ’27--$108,000
Ass’d v a l. ’26(M to % act.) 964,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$20.00
Population 1927 (est.)________ 1,500
M T. CLEMENS.
This city is the county seat of Maoomb County. Incorp. in 1879.
Bridge Bonds.
5s T9 M -N$18,000c-Nov 1 ’27-’44
6s
--.
2,000
1927-1928
Sewer Bonds.
I M s l 2 A-O $26,000c___ 1927-1939
Park Bonds.
5Ms’21 M -N $9,000c____ 1927-1931
Paving Bonds.
5s ’22 M -N $19,0 00c____ 1927-1945
P ublic Improvement Bonds.
4s ’05 A-O $35,000c___ 1927-1933
Repaving Bonds.
4Ms’17 A-O $14,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1933
W ater W orks Ext. Bonds.
6s ’22 M -N $27,000c_May 1 ’28-’36
5s ’23 M -N 73,000c___ 1927-1945
BOND. DEBT June 3 ’27- $223,000
Assessment debt (add’l ) - . 406,530
Sinking fund____________
37,237
Tot.ass’d val.’27(80%act)21,006,006
Total tax (per $1,066) 1927-_$28 46
Population in 1920____________9.488
IN T. on improvement bonds at
First Nat. Bk., Chicago; on sewer
bonds at Old Detroit Nat. Bk.,
Detroit, on paving bonds at Security
Trust C o., Detroit, and on water ext.
bonds at City Treasurer’s office.

MT. PLEASANT SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. M t. Pleasant)
is in Isabella County.
H igh-School Bldg. Bonds.
5Ms’ 19 J-D $135.000— -Tune 1 1935
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $82 000
Sinking fund_____________
25 000
Total assess, val. 1927____4,800,600
School tax (per $1,000) 1927—$15 70
Population 1924 (est.)_______ 5,o0o
MUNISING.
This city is in Alger County.
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27- $41,000
Water debt (incl.)________
23,000
Sinking fund______________
13,650
Assess, val., real_________ 2,678,690
Assess, val., personal_____1,^35.180
Total assess, val. 1926 (abt.
70% actual)____________4.013,870
Total tax rate (per $l,000)’26-$52 65
Population 1920-_________
5,037
MUNISING TW P. SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Alger County.
5s '22 J-J $90,000—Jan 15 ’28-’36
BOND. D EBT June 1 ’27- $180,000
Assessed valuation 1926___5,538,176
Sch. tax rate (per $l,6o6) ’26—$24.66
Population 1920______________ 5,037
IN T . at the Continental & Com­
mercial National Bank, Chicago.
MUSKEGON.
This city is in Muskegon Co. Inc.
in 1870.
W ater W orks Bonds.
4 las’ l l J-J $170,000c__ Jan 1 1943
5s ’20 J-J 140,000c—-Jan 1 1940
S chool Bonds.
4Ms_’27 M -N 250,000____ 1928-1952
W ater W orks R efu nding.
_
5s ’04 J-J $10,000c_ July 1 1929
4M s’09 J-J
9,000c—.July 1 1929
4M TO J-J 10,000c—-July 1 1930
4>4 T3 J-J 10,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1933
5s T3 J-J
10,000c— .July 1 1933
4M T6 J-J 10,000c— .July 1 1928
5s T7 J-J 10,000c—.July 1 1932
5s T8 J-J 10,000c— July 1 1938
4M s’25 J-J
50,000c_ July 1 1935
_
Street Improvement.
5s T5 J-J
$3,000c.-Jan 15 1928
5s '18 F-A 110,000c „ A u g 15 1928
4M s’ 19 M -N 120,0 0 0 c-.-M a y 1 1939
6s ’21
1-N 30,00 0c...S ep t 1 1931
4Ms’22 M -N 41.000c— .N o v 1 1932
4Ms’23 M -N 50,000c— .N ov 1 1933
4H s’24 F-A 50 ,000 c...A u g 1 1934
4M s’25 F-A 50,000c— .A ug 1 1935
4M s’26 M-S 45,500—Sept 1 ’27-’36
4M s’26 J-J
50,000___ July 1 1936
4M s’26 J-D 126,500.-D ec 1 ’27-’36
4M s’23 M -N$275,000c.-N ov 1 1951
Sewer R efunding.
5s ’05 J-J
$5,000c_ Jan 1 1935
_
4M s’09 J-J
5,000c_ Jan 1 1939
_
W harf.
4s ’04 J-J $100,000c— .Jan 1 1934
Funding.
_
4M s’09 J-J $10,000c_ Jan 2 1929
5s T5 J-J
15,000c—Jan 15 1929
6s ’20 J-J 300,000c_ Jan 1 1940
_
5s T9 A-O 160,000c..Apr 10 1942
4M s’26 J-J 100,000___ July 1 1934
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $3,085,000
Water debt (incl.)_______
504,060
Sinking fund, general___
75,060
30,066
Sinking fund, water______
Assessed val’n, real estate.45,437,600
Assessed val’n, personal—15,519,131
Total assessed val’n 19 -6.61,956,431
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926—-$35.82
Population in 1920 -------------- 36,570
INT. on n f . 4 Ms of 1910 in Chi­
cago at Harris Tr. & Si v. Bk.; other
int. In N, Y. at First Nat. Bank

MUSKEGON SCHOOL DIST
5s
July*$75,000c. ............... 1942
5s
F-A *50,000c__________1946
4Ms’ 13 J-J
15,000c____ 1927-1928
4 Ms’14 J-J
40,000c_JuIy 1 ’28-'29
5Ms’21 M -N 250,000c-M ayl5’ 32-’36
5Ms’20 M-S 180,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’35
4Ms’22 M -N 110,000c____ 1927-1931
(For maturity see V. 114, p. 2748.)
4Ms’25 F-A 200,000c____ 1927-1935
4M s’25 J-J 250,000 _____ 1936-1940
4M------------ 250,000c____ 1936-1940
s’25 J-J
4M s’25 J-J 150,000c____ 1937-1939
MIDLAND COUNTY.
'30,0 0 0 c ...O c t 1 1940
County seat is Midland.
50,000c_ Oct 1 1941
_
C ourt House Bonds.
60,000c_ Oct 1 1942
_
4M s’25 - - 5 s ’24 A-0$110,000- -Apr 1 ’28-’38
50,000c_ Oct 1 1943
_
BOND. DEBT June 15 ’27 $380,000
85,000c_ Oct 1 1944
_
Assessed valuation 1925-.16,297,058
60,000c_ Oct 1 1941
_
Population in 1920__________ 17,237
4Ms’25 - - 25,000c_ Oct 1 1942
_
IN T. at County Treasurer’s office.
50,000c
Oct 1 1943
_
65,000c_ Oct _ 1944
1
MIDLAND SCHOOL D ISTR IC T.
4 K s’27 M -N 250,000____ 1928-1952
Building Bonds.
BOND, DEBT July 1 ’27-$2,070,000
4H s’ 15 J-J / $3,600 _____ 1927-1930 MT. CLEMENS SCHOOL DIST.
Total val. ’26 (abt. a ct.). .61,956,431
I 2 1 ,0 0 0 -.................1931
This district (P. O. M t. Clemens) School tax (per $1,000) 1926. .$12.80
4s
...
10,000___________ 1932
Population fn 1927 (est.)_____40,000
is in Macomb County.
N ET DEBT April 1926--- $225,500
* These bonds which are included
M-S $23,000c_Mar 15 ’28-30
Assessed valuation 1925___6,287.835 5s
6s
M-S 40.000cMar 15 ’31-’38 in the bonded debt are payable to the
Total tax rate (per $1,000)___$30.00
40.000- Mar 15 ’28-’31 public schools at maturity and are
Population 1926 (est.)________ 6,500
75.000- Mar 15 ’32-’36 carried in endowment funds for the
40.000- Mar 15 ’37-’38
MILAN.
IN T. on 4H s o f 1912 at Harris Tr.
25,000_ Mar 15 1939
_
This village is in Washtenaw and 5s ’22 M-S
90.000- Mar 15 ’40-’42 & Sav. Bank, Chicago; on 4 M%
Monroe Counties.
175.000- Mar 15 ’43-’47 building bonds of 1913 at Hackley
Sewer and W ater B onds.
80.000- Mar 15 ’48-’49 Nat. Bank, Muskegon; on 5s due
5s ’26 J-J $14,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1930
135.000- Mar 15 ’50-’52 1942 and 1946 (these are held by dis­
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 ’27- $36,000 5s
trict as endowment for Library and
A-O 90.000c_______ ______
Sinking fund (water)_______________ 9,000
Manual Training School) is payable
Assessed valuation, real_ 1,292,974 BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26 $815,000 in Muskegon; on 4Ms of 1914 and
_
Assessed valuation 1926--21,262,768
Assessed val’n. personal_
_ 317,550
5Ms of 1920 and 1921 at First &
Tot.ass’d val.’26(60% act.)1,610,524 School tax rate (per $1,000) '25 $10.44 Old Detroit Nat. Bank of Detroit;
City tax rate (per $1,000) '27-116.00
on 4Ms of 1922 at Halsey, Stuart &
Population 1910. 1.355; 1920, 1.557 MT. PLEASANT.
Co. of Chicago; on 4Ms of 1925 at
This city is in Isabella County.
Muskegon; on 4 Ms of 1925 at the
Illinois Merchants Trust Co.. Chic.
MONGUAGON TW P. SCH. DIST.
Sewer Bonds.
NO. 1.
5s T9 J-D ( $S0,000.Junel’28-’39 On 4 Ms of 1927 at Harris Trust &
This district (P. O. Trenton) is in
1 4,000-June 1 1940 Savings Bank, Chicago.
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27- $69,000
Wayne County.
11,000c* ..D e c 1 1927 Assess, debt (add’l ) ______
20,100 MUSKEGON HEIGHTS.
This city is in Muskegon County.
15,000 c* Dec 1 ’ 28-’32
Water debt (incl.)________
4*1,500
4% s’22 J-D 25,000c* Dec 1 ’33-’37 Sinking fund (water)______
22,518
G eneral Im provement Bonds.
30,000c* Dec 1 ’38-’42 Assessed valuation, real--$4,060,590 4M s’25 - - - $50,000..A ug 1 ’34-’35
40,000c* Dec 1 ’43-’47 Assessed val’n. personal___ 734,900
W ater Works Bonds.
50,000c* Dec 1 ’48-’ 52 Tot.ass’d.val.’27 (60% act)4,795,490 5s ’06 J-D $30,000__ Juno 1 1936
£s
J-J
6,000____July 1 1928 City tax rate (per $1 BOO) ’ 25-$13.00 4M s’ 17 J-J
50,000__________ 1934
)N D . D E B T Apr 15 ’27. $168,000 Population 1927, 5,000; 1920, 4,819 5 s ’20 J-J
150,000__________1954




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Cemetery Bonds.
5s T9
J-J $50,000____Jan 1 1935
F unding Bonds.
5Ms’22 J-J $25,000_____ 1937-1939
5s ’22
J-J 50,000______1927-1936
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’17J-J $ n ° 900______ Jan 1 1938
5s ’20
J-J 81,000___________ 1954
4Ms
J-J 35,000 ______1940-1945
5M s’22 J-J
10,000___________1936
S treet Im provement Bonds.
6s ’ 23
J-J $25,000____Jan 1 1928
5s ’ 20
J-J 68.000___________1954
Fire D epartm ent Bonds.
5 s ’ 20
J-J$21,000___________1954
BD. D EBT Apr 16 ’2 7 - .. $608,000
Water debt (incl.)------------ 217,000
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_ 480,235
Sinking fund____________
27,088
Tot.as.val.'26(80%act. val) 14,124.015
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926___$42.36
Population 1920. 9.514; 1926, 15.000
M U SK E G O N H G T S . S . D . N O . 1.

School Bonds.
6s
F-A $71,000 _____ 1927-1935
6s
M-S 276,000 _____ 1927-1935
5^s
M-S 20,000 _____ 1927-1193
4Ms
M -N $2,000 _____ 1927-1928
50.000 _____ 1936-1940
150,000 _____ 1941-1950
4Ms’25 J-J
20.000
______ 1951
, 50,000 _____ 1952-1953
60.000 _____ 1954-1955
(20,000c____ 1929-1948
4M s’26 F-A 10,000c____ 1949-1953
( 9 ,0 0 0 c____ 1954-1956
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27. $738,000
Total ass’d val. ’27 (about
80% actual)___________14,197,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1927--$16.86
Population in 1927___________15,000
N E L S O N T O W N S H IP
FBACT.
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T N O . 5.

This district (P. O. Cedar Springs)
is in Kent County.
$18,000c-Mar 1 ’28-’36
18,000c_Mar 1 ’37-’42
24,000c.M ar 1 ’43-’48
20,000c-Mar 1 ’49-’52
18,000c_Mar 1 ’ 53-’55
T Jan 1 1926--$100,000
Assessed valuation 1926____ 853,865
Population in 1926 (est.)______ 1,225
IN T . at First Nat. Bank, Chicago.

I

NILES.
This city is in Berrien Co. Inc
Apr. 1850W ater Bonds.
$10,000— July 15 1934
5s T 8 J-J
20,000July 1 5 ’35& ’36
9 ,3 1 4 ...July 15 1937
5s ’20 M -N (7,600____M ay 1 1934
14,000____M ay 1 1935
Sewer Bonds.
5s T9 J-J / $5,000...J u ly 15 1937
(120,000-July 15 ’38-’45
Cemetery Bonds.
5s ’20 M -N ($2,500____M ay 1 1935
1 7,000____May 1 1936
Park B onds.
4 M s ’ U J-D $7,000____Dec 1 1927
Main St. Bridge Bonds.
( $6,000____Sept 1 1927
5s T8 M -S ( 40,000..S ep t 1 ’28-’31
1 11,000____Sept 1 1932
GEN. BD. D T . Apr 1 ’27- $267,414
Water debt (included)_____
50,915
Assess, val., real estate____9,376,305
Assess, val., personal_____2,177,400
Total assess, val. ’26 (abt.
70% actual)___________11,553,705
Tot. tax rate (per $1,000)’26_$11.30
Population in 1926 (Census)..12,000
IN T . on improvement 4Ms at
Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y .; on sewer
bonds at Halsey, Stuart & C o., Chic.
NILES SCHOOL DISTRICT.
• s ’20 M-S $72,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’35
5
5 s ’21 F-A ( 90,000.-Feb 1 ’ 28-’36
l 10,000____Dec 1 1936
4M s’26
31.500c.Apr 1 ’28-’36
BOND. DEBT M ay 18 ’27 $378,000
Assess, v a l.’27 (M actual) 11,553,705
Sch. tax (per $1,000) 1927--.$16.29
Population in 1927 (est.)_____13,000
IN T . at Peoples State Bank, De­
troit, and at Harris Trust & Sav­
ings Bank, Chicago.
NORW AY TOW NSHIP S. D.
This district (P. O. Vulcan) is in
Dickinson County.
5s ’27 M-S *90,000. _Mar 1 ’28-’45
TOTAL BONDED D E B T _____(? )
OAKLAND COUNTY.
Pontiac is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
4M s’26 M -N l,055,000-M ay 1 ’28-36
5s ’26 M-N395.000______1928-1936
4M s’27 J-J 2,140,000_____ 1928-1938
Sewer Bonds.
($80,000______1928-1929
6s ’26 M -N 225,000______1934-1934
UOO.OOO_____ 1935-1936
Jail Bonds.
4M s’20 A-0$200.000.-A pr 1 ’28-’35
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 '27. $650,000
Tot. val. ’27 (about act.)281,172,386
Tax rate (oer $1,000) ’26_____ $6.23
Pomil’n 1927, 150,000; 1920, 90,050
IN T . on jail bonds payable at
Peoples State Bank, Detroit. Others
at Treasurer’s office.
OAKW OOD.
This village has been annexed to
Detroit, which see.
OGDEN TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Adrian) Is In
Lenawee County. Population 1910,
1,698; 1920, 1,450.
Road Bonds.
5s T9 Mar 1 $35,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’34
Road bonds of 1915________ $30,000
TOT. BD. DT. M ay 1 ’26- $90,000
Tot. ass’d val. ’ 25 (act.val.)3,668,200
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1922_ $18.88
_
IN T . payable at Blissfield State
Bank in Blissfield.

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ONSTED SCHOOL D ISTR IC T.
R efu nding W ater Bonds.
This district (P. O. Onsted) is in .10s’ 10J-D $12,000c_ June 1 1930
_
Lenawee County.
W ater W orks Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25 M-S $50,000c
Mar 1 1955 6s
M ay $15,3 0 0 c ____ 1927-1935
BOND. D EBT Apr 16 ’27---$50,000 5s
--.
2,000 c ________ 1927
Ass’d val. ’26(abt. 75% act.) .657,706
Electric-Light Bonds.
Population in 1926 (est.)________ 400 4s ’98 J-J $16,000c_ July 1 1928
_
(Optional 1918.)
_
4 J^s’01 J-J
10,000c_ Jan 1 1931
ONTONAGON COUNTY.
(Optional 1921.)
Ontonagon is the county seat.
Park Bonds {opt. beg. Dec. 1 ’21)
Road Bonds.
Dec 1 1931
5s ’ 16 J-D $65,000..........1927-1931 4s 01 Dec $5,000c
R efu nding Bridge B onds.
-s
...
1,334-------- 1927-1928
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’27- $65,000 4.14sTlJ-D $9,000c___ June 1931
Deficit Bonds.
Assessed valuation, r e a l..12,355,300
Assessed val’n, personal.. 1,009,135 5s T9 M ay 1 $6,000c_May 1 ’28-’29
Total valuation 1926_____ 13,364,435 BOND. DEBT Apr 30 ’ 25- $130,900
Avge. tax rate (per $1,000) ’21 .$43.53 Assessed valuation 1924
(about 80% actual)_____4,774,450
Population in 1920___________12,428
Total tax (per $1,000) 1925 -.$36.52
Population 1910, 4,778; 1920_ 5.064
_
ORION.
INT. payable at City Treas. offloe
This village Is In Oakland County.
and at First Nat. Bank. Detroit.
W ater-W orks Bonds.
4?*sT5 J-J $ 3 4 .5 0 0 .................1940
BOND. DEBT Apr 3 ’25____ $34,500 PLEASANT RIDGE.
This place is in Oakland County.
Assessed valuation 1915_____ 850,000
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1915____ $7-00 4Jis’2 3 _ $70 000_____ Apr 11953
Population In 1920______________ 929 4% s’23 M -N 30,000_______________
32,000_______________
IN T . payable at the People’s 4Ms’25 F-Aorks Bonds.
W ater W
State Bank, Detroit.
6s ’20 F-A $50,000____Aug 1 1950
30,000_______________
ORION TOW NSHIP F R A C T IO N ­ 4>£s
Special Assessment Bonds.
AL SCHOOL DIST. NO. 3.
5)^s’26 J-D $8,000--June 1 ’27-’31
This district (P. O. Orion) is in 5s ’26 M-S 20,216--Sept 1 ’27-’31
Oakland County.
Paving Bonds.
f$75,000______1928-1942 5s ’26 - - .
$3,000_____1927-1931
4 ^ s ’27 M -S ( 60,000_____ 1943-1952 6s ’26 - - 7,500--D ec 1 ’27-’31
I 35,000______1953-1957 BON D. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $289,000
BONDED D E B T 19 27--. $170,000 Water debt (incl.)------------ 187.000
Total assess, val. 1927____2.250,000 Assessment debt (add’l) _
_ 379,113
Population 1927 (est.)-:_______ 2,500 Sinking fund_____________
31,183
Assessed value, real estate.4,379,300
O T T A W A COUNTY.
Assessed value, personal_
_
70,010
Grand Haven is the county seat. Total val’n 1926 (H act)--4,476,310
Road Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926------ $15.45
4H s’ 12 M -N $100,000..M ay 15 1932
Population 1926___________ 2,250
4 Ms’ 13 M -N 38.000—M ay 15 1933
4H s’ 14 F-A 125,000—.F eb 15 1934 PLYMOUTH AND NORTHVILLE
4J4s’ 14 F-A$120,000____Aug 1 1934
TW P. SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
4J^s’15 F-A 127,000___ Aug 1 1935
This district (P. O. Plymouth) is in
6s T8 J-D
800___ June 1 1928 Wayne County.
5H s’ 19 M -N 8,000—M ay 1 ’28-’29 4 ^ s ’ 16J-J $82,000c____ July 1931
5H s’20 M -N 35,000_______________
T 2,000—Mar 1 ’28-’29
6s ’21 . . .
25.000_____ 1927-1931 5s ’24 M-S 60,000.-M ar 1 ’30-'49
4 K s’27 M -N 90,000.-Maly 1 ’28-’37
30,000.-M ar 1 ’50-’54
BOND. D EBT M ay 192T $590,000 BON D. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $171,000
Total assessed val. 1924..56.719,780 Floating debt (add’l)--------- $148,000
Ave. tax rate (per $1,000) ’23.$24.64 Ass’d val. ’26 (abt. H act.)_7,370,850
Popul’n 1910, 45,301; 1920, 47,643 School tax rate (per $1,000)’26 $11.37
IN T . at John Nuveen & Co., Natl. Population (estimated)_______ 4,500
IN T . at the Plymouth United Sav­
City Bank o f Chicago and at Harris
ings Bank o f Plymouth or in Detroit.
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.
PONTIAC.
This city Is In Oakland Co. Incor.
o w osso.
This city is in Shiawassee Co. Inc In 1861. Commission government
1859. Population 1910, 9,639; 1920, approved Jan. 30 1911. City man­
12,575. Commission govt, adopted ager government approyed Sept. 15
1920.
Nov. 1913.
Hospital Bonds.
C ity H all Bonds.
5s
. . . $95,000.___ _________ 6s ’20 A-O $60,000c. Aug 1 ’27-’30
1 Surface Drainage Bonds.
’•-W ater Bonds.
4Ms’27
$150,000_______________
5 s ’24
$32,000_M ay 11939
Impt. & R efu nding Bonds.
R efu nd ing.
4la s 'll J-D$40,000c-. June 1 ’28-’35
5s ’ 14 M-S $5.500..................
Fire Extension Bonds.
4 K s’27 — - 38,846___________ 1927
4M s’27 - . - $30,000_______________
R efu n d in g Park.
Park Bonds.
6s *12 M -N $40,000___ N ov I 1931
4M s’ 19 F-A$140,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’40
W ater-W orks Bonds.
W ater Bonds.
4^s
— $20,000--July 1 ’42-46
4H s’ 10 J-J $48,000c-_Jan 1 ’28-’39
Paving Bonds.
10,000c July 1 5 ’27-29
5s '09 M-S $15,000---Sept 15 1929 4s '01 J-J
5s ’03 J-J
3,000c.-Jan 1 ’28-’33
Special Assessment Bonds.
5sg T3 M-N 16.000c.Nov 1 ’27-’34
s
$25 300
BOND. D E B T Apr 25"’27-" $285",500 44£s’ 17 M-S 255,000c-Mar 1 ’28-'47
Assessment debt (add’l ) _ 152,900 4Ms’ 19 F-A 76,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’34
_
Water debt (add’l ) ______
271,070 6s ’20 F-A 60,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’41
Sinking funds____________ 109,238 5s ’20 A-O 200,000c____ 1927-1946
Assess, val., real estate_ 9,850,300 6s ’20 J-D 450,000c.June 1 ’28-’ 51
_
Assess, val., personal____ 2,679,783 5Ms’21 F-A 90,500C-Aug 1 ’27-’42
4 ) i s ’27
60,000_______________
Total assess, value (65%
actual) 1926___________12,530,083 4M s’27 F-A 120,000c____ 1928-1957
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’26 $17.67 4 ^ s ’26 F-A 90,000--Feb 1 ’28-’57
Fire Dept. Bonds.
OWOSSO UNION SCHOOL DIST. 6s T8 M-S $12,000cSept 15 ’27-'28
6s T9 M-S 28,000c____ 1927-1940
This district is in Shiawassee Co.
8 ,0 0 0 c____ 1927-1943
4H s’22M-S$170,000--Sept 1 *27-’36 5H s’ 19 M-S
(For maturity see V. 116, p. 205.) 4 K s’26 F-A 21,000--Aug 1 ’35-’45
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $182,000 44£s’26 F-A 50,000.-Feb ] ’28-’37
Assessed valuation 1926--12,500,000 4 K s’26 F-A 90,000_-Feb 1 ’28-’57
Drainage Bonds.
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’25-$14.92
Population in 1927 (est.)_____16,000 6s ’20 F-A$186.000c_Aug 1 ’27-’45
4M s’ 19 F-A 30,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’32
IN T . at Peoples State Bank, De­
Sewer Bonds.
troit.
5Ms’20 F-A$208,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’42
6s ’20 F-A 192,000c-Aug 1 ’27-’42
PAW PAW .
4M s’26 F-A 90,000.-Feb 1 ’28-’57
This village Is In Van Buren Co.
4M s’27 - - .
90,000_______________
R efu nding Bonds.
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
5 s '07 Aug $3,000c__ Aug 15 1927 4M s’ 19 J-D$140,000c_ June’28-’40
_
Library Bonds.
5s ’ 19 M -N $1,500c— -N ov 1 1929 6s T9 J-D 37,50 0c---J u n e’28-’32
5Ms’ 19 J-D 50,000c_ June’33-’40
_
E lectric-Light Bonds.
5s ’07 M-S $30,000c.Sept 1 ’28-’33 5s ’20 F-A M50,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’46
BD. DEBT ay 1 ’27---$2,704,500
W ater Bonds {opt. beg. Sept. 1 ’22) Water debt (incl.)_______
5s '07 M-S $20,000c-Sept 1 ’34-'37 Assessment debt (add’l ) - - 1.294,000
479,900
W ater and Light B onds.
fund, general-----31,428
5s ’22 A-O $20,000___________ 1932 Sinking fund, water--------Sinking
31,336
BON D. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $78,200 Assess, val., real estate_ 41,793,375
_
Water debt (incl.)________
30,000
personal----- 12,786,970
Assessed valuation 1926___1,234,000 Assess, val., val. '26 (act.>54,580,345
assess,
City tax (per $1,000) 1926____ $12,50 Totaltax (per $1,000) 1926---$18.64
City
Population 1910, 1,643; 1920, 1,556 Population in 1927__________ 54,000
INT. at First Nat. Bk.. Paw Paw
INT. payable at City Treas.office.
PAW PAW & ANTW ERP TWPS.
FRAC. SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Paw Paw) is
in Van Buren County.
4 ^ ’23A-O15$215,000c.Apr 15 1953
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $215,000
Total assessed value 1926
(80% actual)__________ 1,346,500
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 26_$21.0O
Population (est.)______________1,700
PETOSKEY.

This city is In Emmet Co. Inc
Mar. 8 1895. Commission govern­
ment adopted Feb. 14 1916 (see V.
102, p. 724).
5s T9 M ay $8,0 0 0 c____1927-1930
R efu nd ing Improvement Bds.
4.14s’ 10J-D $8,000c_ June 1 1930
_
City Hall {opt. beg. Aug 1 1920)
4s ’00 F-A $20,000c_ Aug 1 1930
_




PONTIAC TWP. S. D. NO. 5.
This district is in Oakland County.
5s ’27 - - - $121,175_____1928-1957
BONDED DEBT 1927--- $149,875
Total assess, val. 1927____3,200,000
Population 1927 (est.)-------------2,000
PONTIAC UNION SCH. DIST.
44$s’ 13 M-S $35.000c_ Mar 1 1928
_
4 ^ s ’ 16 M-S 150.000___ Sept 1 1931
4 ^ s ’17 M -N 60,000,---M a y 1 1932
4% s’19 J-Jl,000.000___ July 1 1934
6s ’20 - . 57,000___________ 1935
4 ^ s ’23 J-D 750,000___ Dec 1 1938
BD. DEBT M ay 1 ’26---$2,054,000
Sinking fund____________
255.722
Total val. 1925 (actual)..54,580,345
School tax (per $1,000) '25___$18.91
Population in 1920__________ 21,000
IN T. payable at First Nat. Bank,
New York.

PORTAGE TOW NSHIP.
This township Is In Houghton Co.
Road Bonds.
5s T2 M-S $25,000c --Sept 5 1932
6s ’22Marl5
6,000-Mar 15 ’28-’33
S chool Bonds.
m s
M-S $50,000c_Sept 1 1929
-s
352.000__1927-1952
BOND. DEBT M ay 1924 $525,000
Assessed valuation 1923_ 7.490.350
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1920......... $2.18
Population in 1920 __________ 8,599
IN T . at Houghton Nat. Bank.

[V ol. 124.
Assessed valuation 1924.-15,482,670
Population (estimated)______ 15,000
IN T . at Peoples State Bank and
Detroit Trust Co., Detroit.
* Of this debt the City of Detroit
has assumed $14,500 on account of
annexation.
RICHMOND TW P. SCH. D. NO. 7.
This district (P. O. Reed City) is
in Osceola County.
($6,000.June 15 ’ 29-’30
10,500-June 15 ’31-’ 33
8,000.June 15 ’34-’35
4H s’22 J-J15 13,500.June 15 ’36-’38
15.000- June 15 ’39-’41
16,500.June 15 ’42-’44
30.000- June 15 ’45-’49
50 0 -..June 151950
BOND. D E B T June 3 ’27- $100,000
Floating debt (add’l )______
6,000
Ass’d val. ’26 (abt. a c t .)..1,450,000
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’2, .$19.00
Population (est.)______________2,000

PORTAGE TOW NSHIP SCHOOL
D IST R IC T NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Houghton) is
in Houghton County.
f $60,000Sept 1 '27-’32
5s ’ 22 M-S ( 140,000Sept 1 ’33-’42
l 160,000Sept 1 ’43-’52
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26- $457,000
Sinking fund______________
43,066
Ass’d val.’25(abt.3-5 a ct.)-4,985,250
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925___$30.40
Population in 1920____________5,000 RIVER ROUGE.
City is in Wayne Co. Inc. 1899.
IN T . at the Continental & Com­
Re-inc. 1921. Pop’n 1920, 9,822.
mercial Bank, Chicago.
M unicipal B uilding Bonds.
5s T5 J-D $45,000____Dec 1 1945
PORT HURON.
W ater Bonds.
City of Port Huron is In St. Clair
County. Incorp. In 1857. Commis­ 6s ’20 M-N$278,000____N ov 1 1950
...
50,000_____ _____ ____
sion government adopted Nov. 5 TO. 4H s
Park Bonds.
R e fu n d in g B o n d s.
4H s’ 18 - . - $15,0 0 0 c...J a n 1 1928 6s ’21 A-0$162,000____Apr 1 1951
Electric Light Plant Bonds.
5s T8 —
20 ,500 c...Ju ly 1 1928
. . . $35,850----------------------5s T9 J-J
35,0 0 0 c...J a n 1 1929 -s
Paving Bonds.
- - - 113,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1942
-------■ j u u . u - n . o t ----------------- -------------5s ’24 . . .
53,000c—.Jan 1 1944 . o
-s ’23 J-D 50,000_______________
Armory Bonds.
6s ’27
198,220 ____ 1927-1931
5s ’23 M -N$30,000c.M ay 1 ’28-’42
6s ’26 . . . 110,910____ 1927-1931
R e p a v in g B o n d s.
Sewer Bonds.
_
5s '03 . . . S$43,000c_ July 1 1928
4 J^s'25 . . . (45,000.-D ec 1 ’27-’35 4Ms'06 A -0$263,302c.-Oct 15 1936
1 1,025.81-Dec 1 1936 4M s’23 J-D 358,000— Dec 15 1953
4 K s’26 M-S 127,420c.Sept 1 ’27-’37 _s ’23 s-a 130,000_______________
4M s’27 M-S
3,472.-Alar 1 ’28-’38 _s ’23 s-a 100,000_______________
TOTAL DEBT N ov 1 ’ 26.$1,585,300
H o sp ita l B o n d s.
_
5s ’20 . . . $39,000c.July 1 ’ 28-’40 Total assess, val. 1926_ 25,943,504
Total tax (per $1,000) 1923_ $23.59
_
S ew er Bonds.
5s ’24
$4,000c.M ar 1 ’28-’31 ROCHESTER.
4 J^s’25 . . . /40,000c.July 15 ’27-31
This village is in Oakland County.
1 8,702c--July 15 1932
Fire Equip. Bonds.
4 ^ s ’26 M-S 140,920c-Sept 1 ’27-’37 4H s’27 - - - $13,500______1928-1932
4M s’27 M-S
7,434_-Alar 1 ’28-’34
W ater W orks Bonds.
4M s’27 M-S
4,5 00..M a r 1 ’28-’34 4M s’27 . . . $50,000______1928-1950
W a te r B o n d s.
BOND. D E B T Jan 5 1927- $123,500
5s ’20 _
_ $20,000------------ serially
80,000
5s T8 A-O 15,000c.-Oct 1 ’27-’29 Water debt_______________
Sinking fund______________
4,000
5s ’20 - - .
20,000c______________ Total assess,
(10,0 0 0 c...J u ly 1 1 ‘30 Population inval. 1926------ 3,361,631
1920____________2,549
5s '22
(80,000c.July 1 ’31-’35
10.000 C -. -July 1 1936 O G E R S T W P . U N IO N [S. D .
R
6s ’20 J-J / 6,000c__ July 1 1936
This district (P. O. Rogers City)
\64,000c-July 1 ’37-’40 is in Presque Isle County.
4 J^s’24 - - .
6,000_______________ 4M s’27 - - - $200,000--Feb 1 ’29-’48
5s ’24 . . .
95.000_______________ BOND. D E B T Feb 1927-- $200,000
B rid ge B o n d s.
Total assess, val. 1927----- 3,900,000
4 ^ s ’ 13 - . $5,000c___Jan 1 1828 Population 1927 (est.)------------ 3,500
P u b lic Im p ro v e m e n t B o n d s.

5s T9
5s ’21
5s ’24
4 Jis’24
44£s’25

...
...
...
...

$85,000c ........................
203,000c______________
32,090c.Alar 1 ’28-’35
7,000_______________
/27,OOOc_Oct 1 ’27-35
\ 1,573.96c.Oct 1 1936

C an al B o n d s.

4s ’02
$100,000c.-.Jan 11932
Street Repair Bonds.
4M s’27 - - . $20,794-.M ar 1 ’28-’38
G E N .B D .D T .M ay 1 ’27-$l ,532,482
Special assessment d e b t..
989,370
Water bonds (incl.)______ *334,000
Assessed value, real and
personal, 1927 (actual) .37,674,085
Total tax rate (per $1,000) ’27_$14 94
Pop’n 1910, 18,863; 1920, 25,944
* Includes $26,000 refunding water
bonds.
INT. largely payable at Hanover
Nat B ank.N . Y . Bonds coupon in
form.
PORT HURON SCHOOL DIST
5s T9 - . $104,000........................
Building Bonds.
4H s’17 F-A I$28,000c_Feb 1 ’28-’3i
1 2,000c. ..F e b 1 1932
School Bonds.
4% s’24 M-N$340,000-M ay 1 ’28-’ 44
41is
J-J 180,000--July 1 ’28-’45
BOND. DEBT June 9 ’27 $720,000
Assessed val. 1924 (actual)40,755,474
School tax (per $1,000) '26—$13.72

ROYAL OAK.

This city is in Oakland County.
W ater, Sewer & Paving Bonds.
4 K s’24 F-A$275,000----------------------4 ^ s ’24 F-A
65,000--------------------5s ’24 F-A 110,000______________
W ater»W orks B onds.
5 s ’ 18 F-A $36,871c__________1943
5s ’23 M -N 50,000c__________1943
4J£s’24 J-D 15,000c---------------1954
4JTs’25 A-O 150,000c---Apr 1 1955
4 J^s’26 --_ 100,000____June 1 1956
Sewer Bonds.
4 % s’22M-N$300,000c__ M ay 1 1952
5s ’23 M-N150,000c___M ay 1 1953
5s ’23 M-N100,000c_ M ay 1 1953
_
5s
...
130,000--------------------44£s’26 - - 50,000__N ov 1 1936
4M s’26 - - 5,000__N ov 1 1931
4M s’26 -- _
315,000__June 1 1956
41-2S’26 - . 60,000__N ov 1 1956
Paving Bonds.
5^s
$66,000c--------- ----------5s ’22 A-O 12,000c— Oct 1 1927
5s
A-O 10,000c.-- Oct 1 1927
5s
24,000c-$12,000 yrly.
5s ’23 M -N 50,000c__________1933
5s ’23 F-A 50,000c---------------1933
4J^s’26 --_
55,000___Oct 1 ’27-’36
4J^s’27 - - 85,000---- Apr 1 ’29-’ 38
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 ’27-$2,611,027
Water debt (in c l.)______
805,755
Sinking fund______________ 268,061
Tot.as’d val.’ 24(50% act.)20,953,759
Tax rate 1926 (per $1,000)------ $15.50
Population In 1920- ---------------- 6.007

PORTLAND SCH. DIST. NO. 3
This district (P. O. Portland) is in R O Y A L O A K D R A IN A G E D IS T .
Ionia County.
This district is in Oakland County.
S chool Bonds
$111,0 0 0 c ...M a y 1 1928
5s T9 Apr $64,000c -..1927-1934
115,000c_ M ay 1 1929
_
BOND. DEBT M ay 14 ’26 $64,000
245,000c_ M ay 1 1930
_
Tot. ass’d val. '25 (actual).1,558,505
54£s’25M- ( 265,000c-.-M ay 1 1931
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925 — $19.60
270,000c. ..M a y 1 1932
Population in 1920___________ 1,900
630,000c.May 1 ’33-’34
IN T . payable in Detroit.
2139,000c_May 1 ’35-’40
BOND. D EBT June ’27-.$3,775,000
RED JA C K E T.
This village (P. O. Calumet) Is in Assessed valuation 1926.-60,000,000
Houghton Co. Inc. 1875; re-inc. '87 Population (estimated) ______ 45,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 1926 $24,000 R O Y A L O A K T W P . S. D . N O . 5.
This district is in Oakland County.
Assess, val., real estate____2,003,700
$155,000--------- ----------Assess, val., personal_____ 875,664 5s
60,000--June 1 ’29-47
Tot .assess .val.’26 (60 % act)2,879,364 4Jtjs’26
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____$12.50 BONDED D E B T _______________ (7)
Pop’n 1910, 4,211; 1920 (est.), 2,390
ROYAL OAK TW P. S. D. NO. 6.
This district (P. O. Royal Oak) is
REDFORD TW P. UN. S. D. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Redford) is in in Oakland County.
School Bonds.
Wayne County.
($40,000.June 20 ’36-’37 4Hs T9 J-D $95,000.—June 1 1934
— 100,000..........- ...............
-s ’24 J-D 25,000_ June20 1938 _s
_
44£s’22 J-D
30.000
___________June 20 1939 210,000____June 1 1952
I150,000--June 20’40-'44 4 J^s’22 J-J2 56,000_______ _______
...
75,000_______________
4 ^ s ’24 J-D 180,000.June 20 ’45-’50 4V2s
f 25,000--.F e b 16 1946 4Ms
- - - 175,000_______________
. . . 57,000----------------------4/£s’25 F -A (200,000.Feb 16 ’47-’50 44£s
75.000
___________Feb 16 1951 100,000---------------------4)4s’24 J-D
41£s’25 F -A /300,000-.F e b 16 ’40-’45 4H s’24 J-D 100,000-------- ------------\ 25,000_ Feb 16 1946 4M s’26 — . 871,000 ____ 1929-1956
_
(60,000c_-0ct 1 ’ 28-’33 4 ^ s ’27 - . - 150,000_______________
172,000c-.O ct 1 ’34-’39 4)^s’27 J-D 35,000___ June 1 1937
4 ^ s ’25 A-O 90,000c-.O ct 1 ’4C-’45 BOND. DEBT M ay 24’27$2,128,250
64,177
96,000c_ .O ct 1 ’46-’51 Shaking fund______________
|72,000c_ -Oct 1 ’52-’55 Assessed valuation 1927.-32,016,623
6 s ’27 — . 200,000_____1930-1957 Tax rate (per $1,000) ’ 22--------$14.50
BOND. DEBT Nov 1924- *$911,500 Population (estimated)_______ 10,000

J une, 1927.]
ROYAL OAK TW P. S. D. NO. 7.
This district (P. O. Royal Oak) is
in Oakland County.
5s ’ 18 M-S $25,000—-Sept 15 1933
5s ’ 19 F-A a50,000___ Aug 1 1934
5s ’ 19 J-D 650,000—-D ec 15 1934
6s ’21 J-D g80,000----Dec 15 1936
5 J£s'21 J-D ff40,000__ Dec 15 1936
5M s’21 A-O (760.000__ Oct 20 1951
4M s’23 J-D (750,000__ Dec 15 1953
4 % s’24 F-A 55,000_ Aug 15 1954
_
4% s’24 J-D 25,000 —-D ec 15 1954
_
4'%s'24 J-D 50,000_ Dec 15 1954
4J^s’25 J-D 75,000___ Dec 1 1955
4 ^ s ’25 P-A 50,000___ Aug 1 1955
5s ’26 A-O 70.000__ Apr 15 1956
BOND. DEBT June 20 ’27 $912,000
Sinking fund_____________
16,830
Assessed value 1926______ 11,121,075
School tax (per $1,000) '26— $26.45
IN T . on bonds marked (a) at the
Peoples State Bank, Detroit; (6) at
the Detroit Trust Co., Detroit; (g) at
the First State Bank, Royal Oak;
others at the Berkley State Bank,
Berkley.
______
R O Y AL OAK TW P. S. D. NO. 8.
This district is in Oakland County.
444s’22 M-S $100,000c—Sept 1 1952
5 s ’23 A-O 170,000c.-Apr 25 1953
4H s
. . . 280,000_______________
4 ^ s ’27
140,000___________ 1957
BOND. DEBT M ay 19 ’25 $792,000
Assessed valuation 1924___7,370,850
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’24-$29.60
Population (est.)_________
2,000
IN T . at the Royal Savings Bank,
Royal Oak.
R OYAL OAK TOWNSHIP SCH.
D ISTR IC T NO. 9.
This district (P. O. Ferndale) is in
Oakland County.
454s’26 J-J $421,250c---Jan 11956
BOND. DEBT June 16 ’27$1,559,225
Assessed valuation_______ 19,325,740
Population (estimated)______ 15,000

MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS
ASSESSED VALUATION.— The
total assess, val. (actual value) for
1927 is $92,169,191. Tax rate (per
$1,000) for 1925 is $12.93.
POPULATION.— In 1925 (est.),
75,000; 1920, 61,903; in 1910, 50,510;
in 1904, 46,610; in 1900, 42,345; in
1890. 46,322; in 1880, 29,541.
SAGINAW COUNTY.
The county seat is Saginaw.
Road Bonds.
. ’26
- - . $255,800______________
TOT. BD. D T . M a y ’27. $1,219,005
Total assess, val. 1926— 134,015,612
Population 1920____________ 100,286
SAGINAW SCHOOL D IST R IC T .
P. O. Saginaw.
This school district formed April
1925 when Saginaw East Side Sch.
Dist. and Saginaw Un. Sch. Dist.
consolidated.
($325,000—-Feb 1 ’28-’32
75,000___ Feb 1 1933
5 s ’22 F-A 450,000—-Feb 1 ’34-38
_
156,000_ Feb 1 ’30-’40
( 164,000—-F eb 1 ’41-’42
High S chool Bldg. Bonds.
($188,000-M ay 1 ’28-’31
544’2\ M -N 249,000-May 1 ’32-’35
( 502,000-..M ay 1 1936
. -S
...
125.000.......................
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27.$2,071,000
Sinking fund____________
159,342
Total ass’d val. '26 (act.).91,216 169
School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26$12.81
Population 1927 (est.)______70,000

ST. CLAIR.
This city is in St. Clair Co. Inc.
1856. Population 1910, 2.633:1920,
3,204.
Water Bonds.
444s
M -N $34,000_ May 25 1928
_
BOND. D EBT June 3 ’26- $101,000
Water debt (incl.)________
28,000
13,800
RO YAL OAK TOW NSHIP SCH. Sinking fund_____________
Assessed value___________ 5,703,457
D IST R IC T NO. 10.
City tax (per $1,000) 1926____ $13.10
This district is in Oakland County.
INT. at People’s State Bk., Detroit
5s ’26 J-J $24,000c._Jan 1 ’29-’40
TO TAL DEBT Apr 1927— $165,000 ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
Assessed valuation________ 5,000,000
Port
Population (estimated)_______ 2,000 BOND.Huron is the county seat.
DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $1,153,745
SAGINAW . Geo. C. Warren, Con­ Total assess, val., 1927—110,952,343
Total tax (per $1,000) 1924--$26.90
troller.
Incorp. In 1857. New charter
May 24 1905. with amendments June ST. CLAIR HEIGHTS.
See Detroit.
27 1907. Cities of Saginaw and East
Saginaw, In county of Saginaw,
were consolidated In 1890, forming ST. JOSEPH. Berrien Co. In c.1892.
This city in
the present city. Commission gov­
Funding Bonds.
ernment adopted N ov. 15 1913.
5s ’24 F-A $108,000-Feb 1 ’28-’54
Sewer and W ater Bonds.
Public Park Bonds.
4M s’26 J-J $12,000c_July 1 ’28-'31
4H s’ 13 J-J $50.000--Jan 2 ’32-’41
Auditorium Bonds.
Highway
Bonds.
4a '08 J-D $3 ,000c Dec 10 ’27-’29 4>Ss’08 J-J and BridgeJuly 1 1938
$25,000c_
_
V oting Machine.
R efu nd ing Bonds.
44is’24 J-J $18,000—Jan 2 ’28-’29
’ 19 J-D $12,000c_June 1 ’28-’39
Sidewalk Bonds—Eastern Dist 5s Bridge Bonds.
4 ^ s ’ 19 M-S
$900____Sept ’27-’29
5s ’20 J-J 12.000--July 1 ’28-’30 4 ^ s ’08 M -N $30,000c__ Nov 1 1928
M -N 20,000c--Sept 27 1927
4}£s’26 M-S 30,000--Sept 1 ’27-’31 444s
EBT Apr 22 ’2 0 .Sewers—Eastern Tax District. TOT. Dfund_____________ $311,000
Sinking
14,000
4s ’ 19 J-J
$5,000--July 1 ’28-’29
50,000
4>^s’ 19 A-O
9 ,0 00---Oct 1 ’27-’29 Water debt (incl.)________
5s '20 July 15,000--July 1 ’28-’30 Assess, val. real estate____ 5,024,625
Street Impt.—Eastern Tax Dist. Assess, val. personal______ 2,458,370
4 ^ s ’ 19 M-S $32,000—Sept 3 ’27-’29 Total val. ’ 19 (act. val.)—7.482,995
Sewers—Western Tax District. Average tax (per $1,000) 1923 $33.38
_
4s '18 M-S $2,000—Sept 3 ’27-’ 28 Population in 1920 (Census)_ 7,251
iN T . at Amer. Tr. & Sav. Bank,
4s ’ 19 J-J 16,000—July 1 ’28-'29
Chicago.
4H s’ 19 A-O 21,000.-Oct 1 ’ 27-’ 29
5s ’20 M-S 40.000,.Sept 1 ’27-’30
JOSEPH SCHOOL D ISTR IC T
Street Bds.—Western Tax Dist ST. chool B uilding Bonds.
S
4s .19 J-D $2,000--J ’ne 2 ’28-’ 29
Sidewalk Bonds— W estern Dist. 4 K s’15 M-S $40,000c_Sept 1 ’27-’30
4 ^ s ’ 19 M-S $6.000--Sept 3 ’27-’29 (Various amounts due in each year.)
5s ’20 J-J
9.000--July 1 ’28-’30 BOND. DEBT June 1 ’27- $45,000
Ass’d val’n 1927 (actual)—8,901,485
General W ater Bonds.
4 ^ s ’20 A-0$126,000—Apr 1 ’28-’36 School tax (per $1,000) ’27..$10.00
IN T . at First Nat. Bk.. Chicago.
5s ’20 M -N 343,000c.May 1 ’28-’45
5 ^ s ’21 A-O 30,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’31
_
4H s’24 M -N 21,000--M ay 1 ’28-'34 SANILAC COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’26 $503,725
4M s’24 - - 30,000-----------------Assess, val. real estate___ 33,745,565
444s
...
15,000____________
4>is’25 J-J 184,000--Jan 2 ’28-’50 Assess, val. personal____ 2,829,100
4 ^ s ’25 J-J 114,000—Jan 2 ’28-’65 Total val’n 1926 (80% act)34,712,610
4Jis’25 A-O 45,000_ Oct 1 ’27-’35 State&Co.tax(per$l ,000)’26_ $9.00
_
_
444s’2Q A-O 696,000c—Apr 1 ’28-’56 Population in 1920 (Census) 31,237
4 K s ’26 J-J
30,000--July 1 ’27-’36
4>£s’26 A-O 30,000_.Oct 1 ’27-’36 SAUGATUCK TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Saugatuck)
4 K s ’27 J-J
50,000--July 1 ’28-’37
is in Allegan County.
Sewer Bonds (Consol. D ist.).
5s '21 M -N $36.000—M ay 2 ’28-’31
Pike C onstruction Bonds.
544^21 A-O 10,500----Oct 1 ’27-'31 5s ’ 15 July $12.000-.-JaB 1 ’28-’33
444s’22 M -N 50,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’32 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 *2/._ $63,000
4Ms'23 M -N 30,000.-M ay 1 ’28-’33 Tot.ass’d val.'2, (40% act.)2,001,060
444s’24 F-A 368,000--Aug 1 ’28-’49 Tax rate (par $1,000) 192/___ $25 -72
T runk Sewer (C onsol. Dist.)
Population 1910, 2.156; 1920.-2,015
4}£s’23M-N $30,000-.M ay 1 ’28-’33
IN T. payable at Fruit Growers'
444s’26 J-D 240.000.-June 1 ’28-’51 State Bank, Saugatuck.
Street Imp. Bds.
5s ’21 M -N $40,000--M ay 2 ’28-’31 SAULT STE. M A R IE .
5Ms’21 J-J
80,000--July 1 ’2 8 ’31
This city is In Chippewa County.
5J^s’21 M-S 80-000____M-S ’27-’31 I n c .1887.
4H s’22 J-J 190,000-.July 1 ’28-’32
General Street & Sewer Bonds.
43^s’23 J-J 330,000--July 1 ’28-’33 4s g ’02 J-J $30.000c. - -July 1 1932
4J^s’23 F-A 12.000-.Aug 1 '27-’28 4s ’02 J-J 40,000c--.July 1 1932
444s’24 A-O 160,000--0ct 1 ’27-’34
Building Bonds.
4 ^ s ’25 A-O 90,000----Oct 1 ’27-’35 4s ’08 M-S $15,000r__Nov 15 1928
4k(s’25 J-J 180.000--July 1 ’27-’35
W ater Bonds.
4 K s’26 J-J 100,000,-July 1 ’27-’36 4s g ’02 J-J $114,000c-..July 1 1932
20,000___ July 1 1931
4M s’26 M-S 150,000-.Sept 1 ’27-’36 4 Jus’ l l J-J
Park-Improvement Bonds.
5s ’ 13 M -N 30,000____Nov 1 1933
4s '08 M-S $4.000cSept 15 ’27-’28 5s '17 M-S 14,000____Sept 1 1937
Pum ping S tation Bonds.
6K s’21 J-J
40,000--July 1 ’28-’31
4>is'22 s-an $21,000_____ 1927-1947
R efunding Bonds.
INTEREST at City Treasurer’s 4Ms’08 M-S $15 000c--Sept 15 1928
office or at the official bank In N. Y 4 ^ s ’09 J-J
6,0 00c...Ju ly l i 1928
T A X -E X E M P T .— Under Sec. 350 4 ^ s ’ 17 A-O 30,000c— Apr 2 1937
of Charter of City o f Saginaw, 5s ’ 17 F-A 30,000c— Aug 1 1937
all bonds of this city are exempt 5s ’17 M-S
4,000c,__ Sept 1 1937
from all taxes— State, county & oltv.
Sewer Bonds.
TOT. DEBT, &c.—
July 1 ’27. 5s ’24 J-D $3,000 — June 15 1928
Bonded debt_____________$5,065,000
R eceiving Vault Bonds.
Sinking funds___________
648,711 5s ’24 M-S $8,000.-Sept 1 ’27-’29
Camp Site Bonds.
Net debt_____________ $2,617,289 5s ’23 J-D15 $3,000 —June 15 1928
Water debt (incl. ab ove).$2,617,289 BOND. D E B T June 1 ’27 $184,500
CITY PR O PE R T Y.— The total Water debt______________
218,000
value of corporate property is $8,- Assessment debt (add’l)—
61,195
000,000. including the city water­ Sinking fund (general)_
_
25,750
Sinking fund (water)_____
12
works valued »■ $1,300,000.
*■




Assessed val., real estate. 10,521,730
Assessed val., personal_ 5,117,650
_
T ot. assess, val.’ 27 (act.).15.639,380
Total tax (per $1,000) ’ 27-.$38.47
Pop’n 1910, 12,615; 1920____12,096
INT. at Chase Nat. Bk., N. Y.
SAULT STE. MARIE SCH. DIST.
This district is in Chippewa Co.
High School B onds.
4Hs '15 . . . $ 150.000c_________ 1930
6s ’21 M-S 75,000___ Sept 1 1941
4M s’27 - . - 190,000.-Jan 1 ’33-’51
BOND. DEBT June 2 ’26 $135,000
Assess, val. ’25 (M actual) 15,847,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1925-.$11.25
Population (est.) 1925_______ 15 000
IN T . payable at Detroit.
SCHOOLCRAFT & TO R C H LAKE
TW PS. SCH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. O. Lake Linden)
is in Houghton County.
High School Bonds.
4 44s’ 15 Mar $30,000c ..-1927-1929
4H s’ 17 M-S 60,000— -Sept 15 1931
TO T. DEBT May 21 ’24 -- $120,000
Ass’d val. ’24 (abt.M a c t .).5,305,690
School tax rate(per $1,000)’24 $10.43
Population 1923 (est.)________ 9,000
IN T. at First N. B ., Lake Linden.
SCHOOLCRAFT COUNTY.
Manlstlque is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
5 s '22 A-OJ $4,767--Apr 1 ’28-’29
1 40,000—Apr 1 '30-'33
County road bonds_______ $78,000
Fair ground bonds________
12,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 10 19. $90,000
Total assessed val. 1924—11,106,801
Average tax (per $1,000) 1921 $35.95
Population 1910, 8.681; 1920—9,977
SEBEWAING TOW NSHIP.
This township is in Huron County.
Road Bonds
4)^s’ 12 J-J $15.000c.Jan 1 '28-’30
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $15,000
Assess, val., real estate____3,218,000
Assess, val., personal_____ 355,000
Tot .asses .val .27(85 % act .)3 ,637,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 19 27...$20 00
Population in 1927____________2,810
SHERIDAN, DAYTON & G A R ­
FIELD TWPS. F. S. D. NO. 6.
This district (P. O. Fremont) is in
Newaygo County.
43^s’26 A-O$200,000c.Apr 1 ’27-’56
(For maturity see V. 122, p. 379.)
BOND. DEBT June 6 ’27- $197,000
Assessed valuation_______ 2,376,210
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’27—$16.88
Population (estimated)_______ 2,500
SHIAWASSEE COUNTY.
The county seat is Corunna.
Road Bonds.
6s ’26 - - - $82,000_______________
B O N D .D T. Dec 3 1 ’2 6 --- $218,876
Total assess, val. 1926_ 60,166,127
_
Population 1920_____________ 35,924
SOUTH HAVEN.

217
E lectric-Light Bonds.
44is '10 F-A $40,000c.Feb 1 ’28-’32
Storm Sewer Bonds.
5Ms’19 . . .
$12,000.................1929
444s’22 . . .
5,000__________1930
444s’25 . . .
I 1,500__________1926
1 8,000_____1927-1930
General O bligation Bonds.
4 K s ’26 - - .
$28,000______________
Paving Bonds.
6s ’21 - . .
$3,000_________ 1927
6s ’21 . . .
11,000_________ 1932
4M s’22 . . . (45,000— 1933, ’35, ’37
_______ 1939
120.000
5s ’ 22 . .
5.000 ............ — .1928
444s’22 . .
(18,000___________1942
117.000
_______ 1943
4H s’23 . . . / 6 ,0 0 0 ................1 9 3 1
117.000
_______ 1938
4 ^ s ’26 J-J
48,000-July 15 ’31-’36
W ater Bonds.
$2,000___________1927
4M s’09 A-O
5.0 00
_1928-1929
6.000
_1930-1931
444s’ 10 F-A 10,0 0 0 c...F e b 1 1934
40.000c.Feb 1 ’36 &’38
4 ^ s ’23 . . .
20.000. ............... .1941
4Ms’23 —
60.000 --------1947-1950
4J4s’26 - - 42.000
__________
Hospital B onds.
4 ^ s ’23 . . . ($18,000___________1943
\ 57,000_____ 1944-1946
P ublic Improvement B onds.
4H s’09 A-O $6,00 0c____ 1932-1934
TOT. BD. D T. Apr 1 ’ 27 -- $451,999
Assessment debt (add’l)_
_ 220,196
Total val. 1926 {44 actual)7,292,245
_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925_ $34 .05
IN T. at Union Tr. C o., Detroit,
Citizens’ State Bank and National
Bank of Sturgis, Halsey, Stuart &
C o., Chicago, and Treasurer’s office.
TECUMSEH SCH. DIST. NO. 7.
This district is in Lenawee County.
B uilding Bonds.
444s’ \6 J-J ($20,000_ Jan 1 ’ 27-’30
_
1 10,000_____Jan 2 1931
4)4s’ 17 J-J
20,000c___ Jan 1 1932
BOND. DEBT M ay 18 ’27 $45,000
Assess, val. 1926_________ 2,379,800
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926_ $17.80
_
IN T . payable at the Tecumseh
State Savings Bank.
THREE RIVERS.
This city is in St. Joseph County.
H ospital Bonds.
4M s’26 J-D $70,000-Dec 31 ’26-’55
BONDED D E B T ______________ (? )
Population 1920_______________5,209
THREE RIVERS (C IT Y) AND
LOCK PO R T TW P. S. D. N O .l.
This district is in St. Joseph C o.
S chool Bonds.
5s
J-J
$24,500____ 1927-1933
4?4S’19 F-A 144,000........1927-1935
544 s
F-A
65,000------ 1927-1936
R efu nd ing B onds.
($20,000 _____ 1927-1936
4J^s’26 . . .
40,000
1937-1946
25,000 _____ 1947-1951
BOND. DEBT Apr 1924.. $303,000

This city is in V B
an uren County. TRAVERSE C ITY.
Incorporated 1902.
This city Is the county seat of
Water Bonds.
4s&5s . . . ($18,000c..............,1931 Grand Traverse Co. Inc. in 1895.

( 20,000c---------------1937 Commission government adopted
Mar. 10 1913. Pop’n 1910. 12.115;
1920, 10,925.
Paving Bonds.
5s '23 June $34,000____June 1 1932
Light-Plant-P urchase Bonds.
4
J-D$125.000____June 1 1932
5s
. . . $12,0 0 0 c................1927 6sW 1 2 J-D 220.000- June 1 ’28-’49
’21
5s
...
14,000c...............1931
Park Bonds.
5s
...
6,000c_ 1927-1930 414s’ 12 A-O $5.000____ Apr 1 1932
_
City-Hall Bonds.
--.
1927-1936
4>*s’ 16 J-J $50,000c_ July 1 1936 5s R ecreation 10,500 Bonds.
_
Field
H ospital Bonds.
’ 16 J-J
$50,000__________1930
5s ’26 J-J
$25,000___ 1928-1932 5s Street Bonds.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27- $225,000 4 ^ s ’08 J-D $26,000_______ __1929
Sinking fund_____________
8,000
Bridge Bonds.
Water debt (in cl.)________
38,000 4H
$6,000____ Aug 1 1928
Tot. ass’d val. ’26(abt. act.)4,817,139 5s s’08 F-A 30,000 _____ 1927-1941
City tax rate (per $1,000) ’26--S4.15
S chool Bonds.
Population 1910. 3,577; 1920-.3.829 6s ’ 21 F-A $255,000.-Feb 1 ’ 27-’51
IN T . payable at South Haven.
(See V. 113, p. 1277, for maturity.)
W ater Bonds.
SPRINGWELLS.
4^ s'0 9 Sept $35,000c ..A p r 1 1929
Name o f this city changed on Dec.
M
o
21 1925 to Fordson. For details of 4s (Subject-N 11,000c. ..N1 v 1 1930
to call Sept.
1920.)
debt see statement on preceding page. 444s
...
12,000___________1928
BOND. DEBT May 1 ’27.
SPRINGW ELLS TW P. U N IT S .D . Water debt (incl.)________ $567,500
52,000
4 K s’17 F-A $95,000c__Aug 15 1932 Sinking fund, general_____ 123,179
6s ’21 F-A 25.000c-_Feb 15 1932 Sinking fund, water_______
28,329
6s ’21 M -N 200,000c-.M ay 15 1936 Assess, val., real_________ 6,438,145
6 s '21 M -N 20,000c-_M ay 15 1936
personal_____
5s ’22 F-A 150,0 0 0 c...F eb 1 1937 Assess, val., val. ’27 (about 2,234,696
Tot. assess,
4j^s’23M-N 108,000c-.N ov 15 1953
K actual)______________ 8,682,841
4;HiS’24 M-S 224,000 — -M ar 5 1954 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1927_$14.60
4 l^s’24 J-J 274,000...J u ly 15 1954
INT. at office of Treasurer.
4 44a’24 J-J 100,000-July 15 ’27-’52
4 4ia’25 M -N232.000_______________ TRENTON.
4J^s’25M-N 232,000__Nov 1 ’27-’55
This village is in Wayne County.
4bjs’25 F-A 464,000_1927-1955
Sewer Bonds.
4 K s’26 - - - 720,000.-.J u ly 15 1956
( $5,000.-July 1 ’28-’32
4M s’26 - - - 820,000____N ov 1 1956 4Ms’22 . . .
20,000-.July 1 ’33-’42
4J^s’27 -_ - 720,000---- Feb 17 1957
( 40,000--July 1 '43-’52
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 '27 $4,334,000
Filtration & W ater W orks Bds.
Sinking fund------------------168,000 4Ms
- - - $70.000.............. ............
Total assessed value 1927
R efunding Bonds.
(about 4i actual)_____131,246,460 5s
--.
$7,500......... ..................
School tax rate (per SI,000) ’26-S5.82
W ater Bonds.
Population 1927 (est.)_______ 25,000 4>^s’25 . . . $50,000-Aug 15 ’27-51
Public Building Bonds.
444s’2 1 _
_ $65,000 _____1928-1957
STAM BAUGH SCHOOL DIST.
BONDED D E B T ______________ (?)
This district is in Iron County.
Population 1910, 1,224; 1920.-1,682
5s ’ 10 J-J $14,000c..Jan 2 '28-’34
4 ^ s ’ 17 J-J
60,000-.-Jan 15 1934
5s ’24 J-J
28,000_.Jan 15 ’28-’31 T R O Y AND R OYAL OAK FRAC.
TW PS. SCH. DIST. NO. 11.
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27 $86,000
This district (P. O. Clawson) is in
Tot. val. ’26 (70% a c t .)..12,600,000
Oakland Ceunty.
School tax (per $1,000) 1926--S14.36
Population in 1926___________ 6,500 4M s’25 J-D2 ($2,000____Dec 2 1928
178,000.-D ec 2 ’29-’54
IN T . at Northern Tr. C o., Chicago. BOND. DEBT Apr 20 ’27. $285,000
Total assessed value 1927
STURGIS
(about 60% actual)___ 2,523,340
This city is In St. Joseph County. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927
$26.61
Commission form of govt, adopted Population in 1927 (est.)_____4,500
IN T . at the Clawson State Savings
in April 1921. Incorp. M ay 31 1895.
Bank, Clawson.
Popula’n 1910, 3,635: 1920, 5,995.

Electric-Light Bonds.
$10,000c................1937
Refunding Bonds.
444a
...
$50,000c................1934
Dock Bonds.
4s & 5s —

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UTICA.
This city is in Macomb County.
F iltration & W ater Bonds.
44£s ’2 6 ---- $71,500c______ 1930-1959
BON D. D E B T M ay 1 1927-$72,000
Floating debt_______________ 1,100
Population 1927 (est.)---------------- 800
VAN BUREN COUNTY.
Paw Paw is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
6s ’20 M-N$262.000c..June 1 1930
.s ’27 . . .
90,000_______________
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’27 $609,000
Total assessed val. 1926.-32.000,000
State & Co.tax(per $1,000) '25 $61.97
Population 1920_____________30.715
WAKEFIELD TW P. SCH. DIST.
This district (P. O. Wakefield) is in
Gogebic County.
6s T5 F-A $4,000c.Aug 1 '27-’30
5s ’24 F-A 175,000c.Aug 1 ’27-’34
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '27 $179,000
Total assessed valueI1927
(about
actual)______ 15,565,915
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’27. .$13.81
_
Population (estim ated)_ ___ 5,000
IN T . at District Treasurer’s office
WARREN TW P. S. D. NO. 5.
This district (P. O. M t. Clemens)
is in Macomb County.
($38,000— Jan 1 ’31-’49
4>*s’35 J-J
3,000___ Jan 1 1950
t 20,000...J a n 1 ’ 51-’55
4Ms
. . . 115,000______________
BOND. DEBT Feb 1925-- $300,000
Assessed valuation________ 3,125,650
Population___________________ 2,500
IN T . at Peoples State Bank, De­
troit.
WAYNE.
This village is in Wayne County.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
-s
. . . $18,000-........................
W ater B onds.
4^s
. . . $15,000______________
Sewer B onds.
-s
. . . $100,000______________
4K s
- . - 50,000_______________
W ater and Street Bonds.
($16,000cDec 15 ’27-’34
4Ms’25J-D15( 18,OOOcDecl5 ’35-’40
I 6,000cDec 15 ’41-46
BOND. D EBT M ay 1 ’26. $280,500
Water debt (incl.)________
87,500
Assess, debt (add’l ) _______
27,000
Assess, val. 1926_________ 4,434,140
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1926____ $15.00
Population 1910. 1,263; 1920.-1,899
W AYNE COUNTY.
County seat is Detroit.
Road Bonds.
4s ’ 14 J-J $100.000c____Jan 1 1928
4s '15 J-J 30 0 ,0 0 0 ...Jan 1 ’29-'30
4 ^ s ’27 M -N 400,000- - M ay 1 ’29-’37
4 K s’27 M -N812,000_-M ay 1 ’29-’37
Infirmary Bonds.
4>£s’23 M -N
$900___ N ov 1 1938
Feeble Minded Home Bonds.
4H s’23M-N $l,000,000_.N ov 1 1938
4 ^ s ’24M -N f840,000-.N ov 1 ’27-’38
\ 20,000___ N ov 1 1939
C oun ty H ospital Bonds. •
5s ’20 J-D$400,000_Dec 15 1935




MICHIGAN—CITIES AND TOWNS
C oun ty Bridge Bonds.
5 ^ s ’20 A-0$1,440,000.$140,000 ann
4J^s’24M-N (840,000.-N ov 1 ’27-’38
J 20,000___ N ov 1 1939
TOT. DEBT M ay 1 ’27-_$7,172,000
Sinking fu n d _____________ 2,054,266
Tot .val .'26(actual)-_.4,002,865,779
State&Co tax (per $1,000) '24_$4.69
Population 1 9 2 0 -............... 1,177,706
INTEREST at County Treas. office.
W INDSOR TW P. S. D. NO. 6.
This district (P. O. Dimondale) is
in Eaton County.
4M s’26 M-S $50,000c.Mar l ’28-’56
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1927-.$50,000
Total assess, val. 1926______ 420,000
Population 1926 (est.)___________500
WINSOR TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. O. Pigeon) Is In
Huron Co. Incorp. Mar. 29 1881.
Population 1910. 2,508; 1920.-2,187
Highway Bonds.
4 K s’ 12 A-O $27,000c_Apr 1 ’28-’37
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $28,000
Assess, val. ’27 (abt. A act)2,800,000
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '26-S23.10
INT. at Security Tr. Co., Detroit
WINSOR TWP. S. D. NO. 4.
This district (P. O. Pigeon) is in
Huron CouDty.
S chool Bonds.
4H8T7M -N J$7,000c.May 1 '28-’31
/20,000c_ M ay 1 1932
_
5s
M-S
2 ,0 0 0 c -.. Sept 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $29,000
Assess, val. '27 (75% act.)_1.126.000
School tax rate(per $1,000) '27 $10.40
Population in 1926 (est .)______ 2,200
WOODLAND SCH. DIST. NO. 1,
BOND. DEBT M ay 1 ’27. $115,000
Assess, val. ’26 (abt. a c t .).1,821,850
Sch. tax rate (per $1,000)’27-$12 60
Population 1925_____________ 1,300
W YANDOTTE.
This city Is In Wayne County. In­
corp. 1867. Commission govern­
ment adopted March 2 1911. At a
special election on Dec. 5 1922 the
annexation of Ford to Wyandotte
was approved by the voters.
Paving Bonus.
4H s’ 16 J-J $39,000.-July 1 ’28-'39
5H s’07 J-J
24,000____July 1 1937
5s ’23
34,218
5s ’23
3,371
5s ’23
7,967
5s '23
4,498
5s ’23
3,390
5s ’23
5,741
5s ’24
49,000
5s ’24
5,905
5s ’25
14,239
5s ’25
26,841
5s '25
14,587
5s ’25
8,224
5s ’25
22,783
5s ’25
28,432
5s ’26
39,930
5s ’26
67,800
5s ’26
36,695
5s ’26
14,830
5s ’26
33,240
5s ’26
24,900
5s ’26 _ 85,590

[V ol. 124.

YPSILANTI.
R e fu n d in g W a te r B o n d s.
A olty In Washtenaw County. In­
4s ’04 M-S $10.000___ Sept 1 1934
4 J48’09 M-S 10,000___ Sept 1 1929 corp. In 1858. Pop’n 1927, 12,000;
5s ’ 19 M-S
8,000..S ep t r ’27-’34 1920, 7,413.
Electric Light & W ater B o n d s.
Sewer Bonds.
5s ’20 J-D $30,000--D ec 1 ’26-’ 28
($2,000--. Aug ’27-’29
Electric L ight B o n d s.
5s ’20
• 6.0 00--. Sept ’27-’30
!
4>$s’07 M-S $20,000c__ Sept 1 1937
120,000-- Dec ’27-'30
S ew er B o n d s.
5s ’21
1.000-- ________ 1927
44$s’04 J-D$100,000___ June 1 1934 5s ’22
2.500 - - --.1927-1928
5s ’07 F-A
80,000_ Aug 1 1937 5s ’23
_
19,000-.
4 J4s'll J-J
68.000___Jan 1 1940 5s ’24
7,000 -- .--1925-1931
5s T7 J-D 70,508— ..D e c 1 1947 5s ’25
4,000 -- --.1926-1932
5s ’ 19 J-J 149,565.—Jan 15 1949 4 ^ s ’26
15,000 - - --.1927-1934
5s '19 J-D 155.000____Dec 1 1948 4 ^ s ’27 —
5,000 . - ---1930-1934
5s ’20 J-D 68,183____June 11950
Paving B onds.
5s ’21 . . .
18,000______ ________
4H s
$58,000—
W a te r w o r k s B o n d s.
3 ,0 0 0 -. ______ -1927
44£s’03 J-D $21,081__ June 1 1933 5s
10,000 - . --.1927-1931
5s '05 Feb
14.997___Feb 8 1935 5s ’22
13 ,000 ..
4 ^ s ’06 F-A 24.247-66-Feb 1 1936 _s
14,000-4H s’ 10 A-O 2 5 .000 c...O ct 1 1940 _s
8,500-.
5s T4 M-S 16,000.—Sept 22 1944 5s
1 8,000 - . -..1928-1931
5s ’ 16 J-J
26,472__ July 1 1946 4 K s’26
112,000 . - .-.1932-1934
5s ’ 18 J-D 280,000_ Dec 1 1948
_
50,000 -_ .1927-1936
4 K s’26 -_ - 380,000-June 15 ’27-’56 44£s’26 ____
BOND. D EBT Apr 18’27-$2,321,740
Gas P lant B onds.
Sinking fund_____________
154,490 6s T4 M-S *$100,000 .-.1927-1944
Assess, val., real estate___38,818,324
W ater W orks R efu n d in g B onds.
Assess, val., personal____ 5,961,293 5s T9 . . . $80.000_____ 1927-1946
Total assess, val. 1927____ 44,779,617 5s T9 J-J
20,000 _____ 1927-1948
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1927_ $28.18 BOND. D E B T Apr 15 ’ 27. $528,500
_
Population 1927, 32,000; ’20, 13,851 Water debt (included)_____ 100,000
_ 266,500
INT. at Wyandotte Savings Bank. Assessment debt (add’l ) _
Assessed val. ’26(60%act) 11,509,920
Total tax (per $1,000) 1926.—$46.53
W YANDOTTE SCHOOL. DIST.
INT. at City Treasurer’s office
B uilding Bonds.
4s
Apr $50,000c
Apr 1 1935
* M r. H. C. Holmes, City Clerk,
5 s ’ 19 J-D 315.000c--.June 1 1934 advises us that $100,000 is a first
5s ’22 A-O 305,000c—-Apr 1 1937 mtge. bond issue on gas plant and is
4 K s’22 A-O 400.000c— -Oct 1 1952 not an obligation of the city.
4J4s’22 A-O 50,000c— -Oct
1 1952
Ford Village Bonds (annexed).
.s
F-A $152,4 0 0 c...F e b 1 1935 YPSILAN TI & AUGUSTA TWPS
-s
F-A 160,000c...A ug 2 1935
A G RICU LTU RAL S. D. NO. 1.
_s
F-A 63,435c. ..A u g 1 1941
This district (P. O. R. R. N o. 2,
.s
J-D 78,500c___ June 1 1937
Ecorse Tw p. S. D. No. 1 (An- Ypsilanti), is in Washtenaw County.
5s’23M-S10 $190,000c.Mar 10 '28-'48
Ticxed)
[15,000.-Feb 1 ’ 30-’34
5s ’ l l F-A $30,000____Aug 1 1926
20,000.-Feb 1 ’35-’39
5s ’20 F-A 152,400____Feb 1 1935
5s '22 . . . 160,000___________ 1952 4Ms’26 F-A [2 5,000.-Feb 1 ’40-’44
12,000-.Feb 1 ’45-’46
6s
...
63,435_______________
(28,000.-Feb 1 ’47-50
5s
...
78,500_______________
BOND. D E B T M ay 1 ’ 27 $1,574,335 BOND. D EBT M ay 1927. $290,000
Sinking funds____________
313,150 Ass’d val. ’26 (abt.60%act.)2,665,470
Total assess, val. '26_____ 44,799,617 School tax rate (per $1,000) ’26.$20.50
School tax (per $1,000) 1926—$11.09 Population (estimated)_______ 2.000
Pop’n 1927,32,000; ’20 (est.), 15,500
IN TER E ST payable in Detroit.
INTEREST payable at Wyandotte
at First Commercial & Sav. Bank and
at the City Treasurer’s office.
YPSILA N TI C IT Y & TW P. S. D.
NO. 4.
This district (P. O. Ypsilanti) is in
Y O R K , AUGUSTA AND MILAN
TWPS. FRAC. SCH. DIS. NO. 1. Washtenaw County.
[$21,000c-Feb 1 ’29-’35
This district (P. O. Milan) is in
4>*s’24 F-A [ 30.000c.Feb 1 ’36-’38
Washtenaw County.
I 11,000c. . . Feb 1 1939
$18,000c..A pr 1 ’28-’33
20,000c. .A pr 1 ’34-’38 BOND. D EBT Apr 12 ’27- $287,000
25,000c. .A pr 1 ’39-’43 Total assessed value 1926.12,000,000
30,000c. .A pr 1 ’44-’48 Sch. tax rate (per $1,000) ’26--$16.15
42,000c. .A pr 1 *49-’54 Population (estimated)_______ 9,600
IT June 4 1927 $135,000
IN T . at Peoples State Bank, De­
Ass’d val.’27(abt. % a c t .).1,928,250 troit; National Bank o f Commerce,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1925
$15.00 New York, or First National Bank of
Population in 1927 (est.)______ 1,900 Ypsilanti.

I

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UNITED STATES DEBT

319

United States Debt and the Congressional Acts Authorizing It.
In 1917 the United States, after a long period of debt retirement, entered upon a new era in its debt history. In the
prosecution of the war against the Imperial German Government, new obligations were issued on a scale of unparalleled
magnitude. By the Act of April 4 1917 authority was conferred upon the Secretary of the Treasury to issue $5 ,000,000,000
long-term non-taxable bonds at not to exceed 3 J 4 % interest ($3,000,000,000 of this being for the purpose of establishing
credits in the United States for the foreign Governments enlisted in the war against Germ any), and $2,000,000,000 oer
tlfloates of indebtedness, the latter running for periods not exceeding one year. B y the further Act of Sept. 24 1917
authority was conferred to issue $7 ,538,945,460 convertible 4 % bonds to take up ultimately the $3,000,000,000 3 J 4 %
issue authorized to cover loans to the Allies, and to provide for new Allied oredits of $4,000 ,00 0,00 0, the remaining$ 5 3 8 ,945,460 to be used for converting certain outstanding bonds, including the Danish W est Indies, Alaskan Railway, Panama
Canal and naval construction issues. The bill also provided for the issuance of $2,000,00 0,00 0 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 conferred
to Issue $12,000,000,000 of bonds at not exceeding 4 ) 4 % interest, the 12 billion dollars, however, to inolude 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 Aot the limit upon the amount of certificates of indebtedness that might be
outstandingat any one time was raised from $4,000,000,000 to $8 ,000 ,00 0,00 0. and it was further raised to $10,000,000,000
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 J 4 % , but including bonds
theretofore issued, and increasing from $5,500,000,000 to $7,000,000,000 the additional loans or credits that might b
extended to the Allies, making $1 0,000,000,000 altogether that could be loaned to the Allies. B y the further Aot of Marob 3
1919 (Vlotory Liberty Loan Aot) amending previous Liberty Loan Acts and the W ar Finanoe Corporation Aot, the Secre­
tary of the Treasury was authorized to borrow an aggregate not exceeding $7,000,00 0,00 0 at suoh rate or rates of Interest
as he might prescribe, Issuing therefor notes payable in not less than one year nor more than five years. B y the Liberty
Bono Exemption Bill of Sept. 24 1918, the total of W ar Savings Certificates that might be issued was raised from $2,000 .000.000 to *4 OO0.000.000.
The indebtedness of the Government mounted rapidly as bonds authorized by these enactments were issued, the total
indebtedness rising from a pre-war figure of about one billion to $26,59 6,7 01,6 48.0 1, the peak reached Aug. 31 1919. Since
then the debt has been steadily and heavily reduced, and as of M a y 31 1927 the net debt -was $18,879,0 41,1 11, a decrease
of $7 ,717 ,66 0,53 7.
The following is a brief review of the more important financing done by the Government since the beginning of the
war with Germany:
In June 1917 $2,000,000,000 of 3 V4% bonds were offered under the Aot of April 24 1917. The subscriptions amounted
to $3 ,036,226,850, but only $1 ,989,455,550 were issued.
In October 1917 an offering of $3,000,00 0,00 0 4s under the Aot of
Sept. 24 1917 was made. Subscriptions reached an aggregate of $4,617,532,300. In accordance with previous announce­
ment, one-half of the over-subscription was accepted, making the total of bonds put out under this offer $3 ,8 0 7 ,8 6 5 ,0 0 0 .
In April 1918 $3,000,000,000 of 4 1 4 % non-convertible bonds (Third Liberty Loan) were offered under the Aot of April 4
1918. The subscriptions amounted to 84,175 ,65 0,05 0, all of which were accepted. In Sept.-O ct. 1918 $6,000 ,00 0,00 0 of
4 * 4 % non-oonvert.ible bonds (Fourth Lih irt.v Loan) were offered under the Act of July 9 1918.
The subscriptions amounted
to $6,964,581,100, all of which were accepted. In April-M ay 1919, $4,500,000,000 of convertible gold notes were Issued
in two series, the one bearing interest at 3 9 4 % . the other at 4 9 4 % - The subscriptions amounted to $ 5 ,249 ,90 8,30 0, but
only $4,495,373,000 was accepted. Secretary of the Treasury M ellon on Feb. 8 1922 called for redemption on June 15
1922 all of the Victory Notes of the 3 % % series, and on July 26 1922 he called for redemption on D e c .15 1922, Series A to F ,
of the 4 9 4 % Victory Notes, aggregating about $702,938,100. The remaining Victory Loan Notes matured on M ay 20
1923, and were then paid off. In October 1922 an offering of $500,000,000 4 ) 4 % 30-year (optional after 25 years) T r e a s ­
u r y B o n d s , issued under authority of the Act of Sept. 24 1917, as amended, was made for refunding purposes.
Sub­
scriptions amounted to no less than $1 ,651,912,800, of which $763,962,300 were accepted. On Dec. 3 1924 another
offering of long-term botids was made under authority of the Act of Sept. 24 1917 as amended, consisting of 4 % 30-year
(optional after 20 years) Treasury bonds to amount of $200,000,000 or thereabouts, for subscriptions in cash and additional
bonds to the extent that 4 9 4 % Treasury notes or 4 % Treasury certificates of indebtedness maturing March 15 1925, and
Third Liberty Loan 4 J4% bonds might be tendered in payment. While the cash subscriptions were closed Deo. 4, books
for the exchange subscriptions did not close until Dec. 20. Cash subscriptions amounted to $1,460,530,550, of which
$224,513,500 were allotted.
Exchange subscriptions, which were allotted in full, amounted to $532,230,000. On March 5
1925 a further offering was made. The financing on that date took the form of a combined offering of $450,000,000 or therea b o u tso f4 % Treasury bondsandof3%Treasuryeert,ificates.
The bonds were ofthe same series as those offered on Dec. 3 1924
Subscriptions for the bonds totaled $382,326,400, of which $290,154,700 were allotted. Allotments on the certificates may be
found under the caption “ Certificates of Indebtedness” below. In March 1926 another long term is.-me of bonds was floated
by the Treasury Department. The offering was for $500,000,000 or thereabouts for which could be tendered in part payment
Treasury notes, series A 1926, maturing March 15 1926. Total subscriptions for the issue amounted to $647,243,900, of
which $494,898,100 were accepted. The bonds bear only 3 9 4 % interest, the lowest rate borne by long term bonds since (he
issuance of the First Liberty Loan 3 J 4 % bonds in June 1917. T r e a s u r y N o t e s running from three to four years and
C e r t if ic a t e s of I n d e b t e d n e s s running for six months and a year, have also been issued from time to time. Reference
to these will be found under a separate heading. Treasury savings certificates were entirely withdrawn from sale at the
close of business July 15 1924 after their sale had been suspended earlier in the year in many West and Middle Western
States to permit use of the funds to aid in agricultural relief. On Jan. 1 1925 the United States Treasury redeemed as per
announcement the War Savings Certificates (stamps) and Treasury Savings Certificates. Series of 1920, maturing on that
date
On Jan. 1 1926 the War Savings Certificates (stamps) and Treasury Savings Certificates, series of 1921, were
also paid off. Treasury Savings Certificates, Series 1921, Issue of D ec. 15 1921, have also been paid off.
It was made known on Dec. 14 1925 that the Treasury Department’s offer, made on N ov . 26 1925, to buy in about
$50,000,000 of Third Liberty Loan 4 M % bonds for the account of the cumulative sinking fund at prices not to exceed 101 J4
had met with offerings for sale of $176,000,000. The Treasury accepted all proposals for sale at prices not exceeding
101 M - Such proposals aggregated about $66,450,000 face amount. On March 1 1926, under the same plan as adopted in
N ov. 1925, another offer to buy in about 8100,000,000 more of these bonds was made.
This proposal expired at the
close of business on March 10. All proposals for sale at prices at not exceeding 101 10-32 were accepted, such proposals
aggregating about $121,750,000 face amount. All tenders for sale at prices over the above price were rejected. In March
1927 the Treasury Department redeemed $1 ,360,456,450 Second Liberty Loan 4 ) 4 % bonds, issuing in exchange therefor
an equal amount of 3 9 4 % 5-year Treasury N otes. On M a y 9 1927 Secretary M ellon issued a call for redemption N o v . 15
1927 of all outstanding Second Liberty Loan 4 % and 494 % bonds. On M a y 31 1927 holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds
still outstanding were given the opportunity of exchanging their holdings for bonds of a new issue of 3 9 4 % Treasury bonds
maturing June 15 1947 and callable on June 15 1943. On June 15 the Treasury Department offered to purchase Second
Liberty Loan bonds of holders who were willing to give up their holdings, but who did not care to take the new 394 % bonds.




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[V ol. 124.

The T r e a s u r y D e p a r tm e n t re d ee m e d on F e b . 2 1 9 2 5 th e re m a in in g $ 1 1 8 ,4 8 9 ,9 0 0 b o n d s o f th e o ld 4 % lo a n o f 1 9 2 5 .
Note.— The Act authorizing the First Liberty Loan was given In the “ Chronicle" of April 28, page 1649. with further particulars in the issue i f
May 12 1917, page 1849, and the text o f the Treasury circular in the issue of May 19, page 1959; and of the Second Loan the full text of the bill all
It became a law in the “ Chronicle” o f Sept. 29 1917, page 1252, and the text of the Treasury circular in the issue of Oct 6, page 1355. The Act authoiIzing the Third Liberty Loan was presented in the "Chronicle” of April 6 1918. page 1404. and the text of the Treasury circular in the issue o f Apr 1
13, page 1517. The Act authorizing the Fourth Liberty Loan appeared in the “ Chronicle" of July 13 1918. page 131. the Treasury circular in the
Issue o f Oct. 5, page 1328, and the text o f the Liberty Bond Exemption Bill on Oct. 5, page 1327. The Act authorizing the Fifth (Victory) Liberty
Loan was given in the “ Chronicle” o f March 8 1919. page 919, and the text of the Treasury Circular in the issue of April 26 1919, page 1670. Cer­
tificates o f 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. The offering of 25-30-year long-term Treasury bonds made in October 1922 was given in
the issue o f Oct. 14 1922, page 1684 :details of subscriptions and allotments in the issue of N o v . 18, page 2219. The offering o f the 20-30-year Treasury
bonds made in December, 1924, was reported In the “ Chronicle” of Dec. 6 1924. page 2594; Dec. 13, page 2717; Dec. 20, page 2829, and Dec. 27.
page 2959. The offering o f the additional 20-30-year (opt.) Treasury bonds was reported in the “ Chronicle” o f March 7 1925. page 1156, and
March 14 1925, page 1264. The offering o f 3 % % 20-30-year Treasury bonds in March 1926 was reported in the “ Chronicle” of March 13 1926. page 1401
and March 20 1926, page 1550. Offering o f 3 % % Treasury bonds maturing June 15 1947 and callable June 15 1943 was reported in “ Chronicle” o f
June 4 1927, page 3295; June 11 1927, page 3443; and June 18 1927, page 3570.
In th e fo llo w in g w e p re sen t a d e ta ile d s ta te m e n t of th e d e b t o f th e U n ite d S ta te s as m a d e up b y th e T re a s u r e r a t th e close
o f bu sin e ss on M a y 3 1 1 9 2 7 , th is be in g b a sed on th e d a ily T r e a s u r y s ta te m e n ts , a n d , th e r e fo r e , s u b je c t to re v isio n in a m in o r

way.

INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OUTSTANDING M A Y 31 1927
Title of Loan.

When Redeemable or
Payable.

Authorizing Act.

Amount
Issued.

Interest
Payable.

Amount
Retired.

$
646,250.150

Amount
Outslandint.

%
46,526.100

*
699.724,060

March 14 1900.......................................

2%

June 28 1902 and Dec. 21 1905____

2% Redeemable after Aug.

1

1916; Quar.,Feb.

64,631.980

5,677.800

48,954,180

June 28 1902 and Deo. 21 1905___

Consols oi 1930_____
Panama Canal Loan:
Series 1906_______

2% Redeemable after Nov.

1

1918; Quar., Feb.

30,000,000

4.052,600

25.947.400

Aug.51909,Feb.4 1910&Mar. 21911
Dec. 23 1913.......................................

3%

payable Nov. 1 1938
Payable June 1 1961.................. .......... Quar..Mar.
Payable 30 years from date of issue. Quar., Jan

50,000.000
28.894,500

200.000

49,800.000
28,894,500

Dee.. June
Sept. 15
Mar., Sept.
Sept. 15

378,669.500
229,269,500
314,408,000
169,888,000

4% Red. on demand: payable Jan. 11928 At matur’y

23,800,000
12,800,000

Payable after April 1 1930________ Quar., Jan.
payable Aug. 1 1936

Series 1908.
Series 1911...............................
Conversion bonds 1916 17____
Certificates of Indebtedness:
Series TJ 1927.........................
Series TS 1927_____________
Series T M 1 928 .....................
Series TS2 1927_____ _______
Adjusted Service:
Series A 1928___________
Civil Serv.Retirem’t Fd.Ser.
First Liberty Loan3 Ms of 1932-1947.

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

24
24
24
24

1917. as amended..
1917, as amended..
1917, as amended. _
1917, as amended..

Sept. 24 1917, as amended..
Sept. 24 1917, as amended.

3%

3M %
3M %
3M %
3M %
4%

Payable
Payable
Payable
Payable

June 15 1927.
Sept. 15 1927.
Mar 15 1 9 2 8 ..
Sept 15 1 9 2 7 ..

Redeemable on
June 30 1927

demand; payable At matur­
ity or red.

April 24 1917......... .........................

3M % Red. on or after June 15 1932;
payable June 15 1947
4% Redeemable on or after June 15 1932;
payable June 15 1947
April 24’ 17. 8ept.24’ 17,as amended 4 M % Redeemable on orafter June 15 1932;
payable June 15 1947
Apr. 24 '17. Sept. 24 '17. as amended 4 M % Redeemableon or after June 15 1932
Payable June 15 1947.
Sept. 24 1917...................................
4% Redeemable on or after Nov. 15
1927; payable Nov. 15 1942
Sept. 24 1917. as amended______
4 M % Redeemable on or after Nov. 15
1927; payable Nov. 15 1942
Sept. 24 1917 as amended4 M % Payable Sept. 15 1928________
Sept. 24 1917 as amended 4 M % Redeemable on and after Oct 15
1933; payable Oct. 15 1938
Sept. 24 1917 as amended________
4M % Redeemable on and after Oct.
1947; payable Oct. 15 1 9 5 2 ...
4% (Redeemable on and after Dec. 15\
Sept. 24 1917. as amended_______
I 1944: payable Dec 15 1954
Sept. 24 1917. as amended_______ 3 M % (Redeemable on and after Mar. 15
I 1946: payable Mar. 15 1956— .

Convertible 4s of 1932-1947. April 24 1917. Sept 24 1917_____
Convertible 4 Ms of 1932-47.
Second converted 4 Ms_____
Second Liberty Loan_________
Second Liberty Loan, conv___
Third Liberty L oan..
Fourth Liberty Loan.
Treasury Bonds of 1947-1952Treasury Bonds of 1944-1954.
Treasury Bonds of 1946-1956.
Treasury Notes—
Series A 1927....................
Series A 1930-32_______

Sept. 24 1917. as amended.
Sept. 24 1917, as amended.

Adj. Service Series A, 1930- Sept. 24 1917. as amended...............

4%

Sept. 24 1917, as amended________

4%

Adj. Service Series B, 1931. Sept. 24 1917. as amended________

4%

Adj. Service Series A, 1932. Sept. 24 1917, as amended_________

4%

Adj. Service Series A, 1931

Civil Service Retirement Fd
Series 1931______________ Sept. 24 1917, as amended.
Postal Savings bonds (1st to
32d series)
June 25 1910........................
Treasury Savings Certificates:
Issues of Dec. 15 1921, Sept. [Sept. 24 1917, as amended.
30 1922 and Dec. 1 1923. /

6,000,000

17,800,000
12,800,000

June, Dec. 1
June, Dec. >1,989.455,550
1
June. Dec. 1
1
June, Dec. 1
M ay, Nov. 1
>3,807,865,000
M ay, Nov. 1
M ar., Sept.
April, Oct.

50.247.350 a l .939,208,200

2,150,918,250 61,656,946,750

4,175,650.050
6,964.581.100

2,022,659,700
660,708,150

2,152,990,350
6,303,872,950

April, Oct.

763.962.300

14.000

763.948.300

June, Dec.

1.047.088.500

1,000

1.047,087,500

Mar., Sept.

494.898.100

June. Dec.
(Redeemable on and after Mar 15\ Mar., Sept.
1 1930; payable Mar. 15 1932 . . . /
(Redeemable after Jan. 1 1926a
Jan.
payable Jan. 1 1930 ................... (
Redeemable after Jan. 1 1927:1
Jan.

366,981,500
1,360,456,450

4 M % Payable Dec. 15 1927_______

3

378.669,500
229,269,500
314,408.000
169,888,000

I

11.201,600

50,000,000

...........

53.500,000

Jan.

Jan.
payable Jan. 1 1931.......... ........ (
Redeemable after Mar. 5 1927:1
payable Jan. 1 1931___________(
June
4% (Redeemable after Jan. 1 1928;!
1 payable Jan. 1 1932___________ /
2H% (Redeemable after Mar. 14 1928;/ Jan., July
1 payable June 30 1931__________ J
(Redeemable on and after 1 yeari
(from date of issue, payable 20( At mat’y.
(years from date of issue__________ i
&4M j

494.898.100
355.779.900
1,360,456,450
50,000,000
53.500,000

70.000.000

70,000,000

123,400,000

123,400,000

31,200,000

31,200,000

13,229,660

13,229,660
318,237,673
18,610,910,963

Aggregate ol Interest-bearing debt

a Of this total about $1,397,687,100 at 3 M % , $5,155,700 at 4 % , $532,874,350 converted at 4 M % , and $3,492,150 2d converted at 4M % (figures as of Apr. 1 1927).
b Of this total, about $20,848,250 at 4 % ; balance at 4M % (figures as of Apr. 1 1927). * Net redemption value of certificates outstanding.

T h e G o v e r n m e n t d e b t o n M a y 3 1 1 9 2 7 w a s m a d e u p o f (1) in te r e s t-b e a r in g d e b t , $ 1 8 ,6 1 0 , 9 1 0 , 9 6 3 . 1 5 ; o f (2) d e b t o n
w h ic h

in te r e st h a s c e a s e d , $ 1 8 ,3 7 9 ,9 0 0 .2 6 ; o f

(3)

d e b t b e a r in g n o in t e r e s t , $ 2 4 4 ,5 6 1 ,2 0 1 .6 4 ; m a k in g

t o t a l gross debt,

$ 1 8 , 8 7 3 , 8 5 2 , 0 6 5 . 0 5 , w h ic h , h o w e v e r , d oes n o t in c lu d e a g r o u p o f ite m s d e s ig n a te d in th e m o n t h ly D e b t S t a t e m e n t , as
“ M a t u r e d In te r e s t O b lig a t io n s , & c . , ” a n d w h ic h o n M a r c h 3 1 1 9 2 7 (th is b e in g th e la t e s t m o n t h ly D e b t S t a t e m e n t n o w
a v a ila b le ) , a g g r e g a te d $ 1 3 1 ,4 4 5 ,0 3 4 .1 1 , ra isin g th e g r a n d to ta l o f th e g ro ss d e b t to a b o u t $ 1 9 ,0 0 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .

T o g e t a t th e

net d e b t , it is n e c e s s a r y to d e d u c t th e n e t c a sh b a la n c e in th e T r e a s u r y ; th is la t te r a m o u n te d to $ 4 2 1 ,5 3 8 ,8 7 2 .3 1 M a r c h 3 1
1927

(w h ic h in c lu d e s $ 1 ,7 9 7 ,2 1 5 . 3 7 — a c r e d it ite m — fo r n e t e x ce ss o f d is b u r s e m e n ts o v e r re c e ip ts in S e p te m b e r r e p o r ts

s u b s e q u e n tly r e c e iv e d ) , a n d to $ 1 2 6 ,2 5 5 ,9 8 7 .2 6 o n M a y 3 1 1 9 2 7 , w ith o u t a n y a llo w a n c e f o r r e v is io n s .

Consolidation of Liberty Bond Tax Exem ptions .— T h e d eg ree of ta x e x e m p tio n e n jo y e d b y th e d iffe r e n t issu e s of Liberty
Loan and Victory Liberty Loan bonds is g iv e n b e lo w in th e r e m a rk s re la tin g to e ach is s u e . I n th e R e v e n u e Act of 1921
the various provisions appertaining to the several issues were consolidated in Section 1328 of the A c t. The same provision
w as c o n ta in e d in th e R e v e n u e A c t o f 1 9 2 4 , a p p r o v e d b y th e P re s id e n t on J u n e 2 1 9 2 4 , a n d c o o s titu te d S e c tio n 1 0 2 8 o f th a t
A c t.

It

also

fo r m s

part

of th e R e v e n u e A c t o f 1 9 2 6 , a p p r o v e d

F eb. 26 1926.

T h e n e w R e v e n u e A c t , c o m p le t e , w as p u b lish e d in a sp ec ia l s u p p le m e n t to th e

c o n s titu tin g

“ F in a n c ia l

Sec. 1125

of

su ch

A c t.

C h r o n ic le ’ ’ o f F e b . 2 7 1 9 2 6 .

W e g iv e S e c tio n 1 1 2 5 h e re w ith ;

SECTION 1125. That the various Acts authorizing the Issues of Liberty bonds are amended and supplemented as follows:
(a) On and after January 1 1921. 4 per centum and
per centum Liberty bonds shall be exempt from 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, corporations, or associations, In respect to the Interest on aggregate principal amounts thereof as follows;
Until the expiration of two years after the date of the termination of the war between the United States and the German Government, as fixed
by proclamation o f the President, on $125,000 aggregate principal amount; and for three years more on $50,000 aggregate principal amount. [The
official date o f the termination o f the war by official proclamation was July 2 1921.— Ed.l
(b) The exemptions provided in Subdivision (a) shall be In addition to the exemptions provided In Section 7 of the Second Liberty Bond A ct, and
ih addition to the exemption provided In Subdivision (3) of Section 1 of the Supplement to the Second Liberty Bond Act In respect to bonds issued
upon conversion of 3H per centum bonds, but shall be in lieu of the exemptions provided and free from the conditions and limitations imposed in.
Subdivisions (1) and (2) of Section 1 of the Supplement to Second Liberty Bond Act and In Section 2 of the Victory Liberty Loan Act.

Section 1402 of the Revenue Act of 1921 increased from $1,000 to $5,000 the limit placed on the amount of holdings,
of any one person, of Treasury (War) Savings Certificates.
Below we analyze the Congressional Acts authorizing the incurring of indebtedness and the issues made under each;
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS UNDER ACT OF SEPT. 24 1917, A PRIL 4 1918, A PRIL 23 1918, M A RCH 3 1919— Section 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




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Treasury may prescribe for tbe 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 434%. to 414. to 434. to 5. to 5 .
to 514, to 534, and finally to 6% . During 1921 the rate of interest declined and at the close o f the year was down to 4)4 and 414% and In the first
six months of 1922 dropped still further to 3 *4 % . During the second half o f 1922 and the first five months of 1923 the rate increased again to 414%
but an issue put out on June 11 1923 bore only 4% . After that time and up until March 1924 all the issues were either put out at 4% or 414% . tbe
former rate predominating. On June 8 1924, on an offering of certificates in the amount of $150,000,000 or thereabouts, the rate was lowered to 214 %
Interest— thus bringing the rate down to the interest rates prevailing before the war. The 214 % rate was the lowest rate paid by the Government on any
war or post-war financing. Subscriptions for these certificates amounted to $609,192,500, but only $193,065,500 was allotted, of which $124,608,400
represented allotments on subscriptions for which Treasury certificates maturing June 16 1924, or Treasury notes maturing June 15 1924. were tendered
In payment. In September 1924 another offering was made at 214% interest. The offering was for $350,000,000 or thereabouts; subscriptions
amounted to $596,145,500, o f which $391,369,500 were accepted, this including $125,982,000 subscriptions for which Treasury notes falling due Sept. 15
1924 were tendered. On March 5 and June 8 1925, respectively, two more offerings of Treasury certificates were made. These were at 3% interest.
The offering on March 5, as announced above, took the form of a combined offering of $450,000,000 or thereabouts of 3% Treasury certificates and
4% Treasury bonds. Subscriptions for the certificates amounted to $365,230,000, of which $219,462,400 were allotted. Of the subscriptions received
about $271,000,000 represented cash subscriptions; payment for the remaining $94,000,000 o f subscriptions being tendered in Treasury notes and cer­
tificates o f indebtedness maturing March 15 1925. The allotment made on the bonds is given above. The offering on June 8 1925 was for $125,000,000
or thereabouts; subscriptions amounted to $470,254,000, o f which $124,247,000 was accepted. Two further offerings were made by the Treasury Depart­
ment during the latter part o f 1925. On September 8 an offering of $250,000,000 or thereabouts bearing 314% interest, was made. Subscriptions
for the certificates totaled $568,155,500, o f which $251,936,000 were accepted. The other offering took place on December 15. It bore 314% interest
and was for $450,000,000 or thereabouts. Subscriptions received aggregated $876,381,000, of which $452,879,000 were allotted. On Sept. 6 1926 an
offering o f $350,000,000 or thereabouts, bearing 314 % interest, was announced. Subscriptions received amounted to $996,660,000, of which $378,669,500
were allotted. $144,953,000 o f the amount allotted represented subscriptions for which Treasury notes o f Series B-1926, maturing Sept. 15, were tendered
In payment. On Dec. 7 1926 an offering o f $200,000,000 certificates of indebtedness, bearing 314% interest, was made. Subscriptions totaled $992,168,500, o f which $229,269,500 were allotted. On March 7 1927 two issues of certificates o f indebtedness were offered, one Series T-M-1928, of $300,000,000 314% one-year certificates and the other, series TS2-1927, of $150,000,000 314 % six months certificates. Subscriptions for the 314% certificates
were $449,670,500 and for the 314% certificates $805,412,000; and allotments were $169,888,000 and $314,408,000, respectively. There were outstand­
ing. M ay 31 1927 $1,122,835,000 at various rates of interest.
LOANS TO BE REPLACED BY LIBERTY LOAN.— Under the Act of April 24 1917. authorizing the First Liberty Loan bonds, and again under
the Act o f 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
ury was 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 to above: Act o f 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 o f 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 o f materials, equipment and munitions and to secure more expeditious construction of ships."
T L IB E R T Y LOAN OF 1917, FIRST.— Authorized by Act of April 24 1917, entitled “ An Act to authorize an issue of bonds to meet expenditures
for the national security and defense, and for the purpose of assisting in the prosecution of the war, to extend credit to foreign governments, and for
other purposes.” Under the Act the Secretary was empowered to borrow, with the approval of the President, up to $5,000,000,000, exclusive of the
sums authorized by Section 4 o f the Act (see Loans to be Replaced by Liberty Loan above) to meet expenditures authorized for the national security
and defense and other public purposes authorized by law and to issue therefor bonds of the United States. The bonds out bear 314 % interest and are
payable in United States gold coin of the present standard of value, and exempt both as to principal and interest, from all taxation, except estate or
inheritance taxes, imposed by authority of the United States or its possessions or by any State or local taxing authority. The bonds do not bear the
circulation privi ege. Provision was made by Section 2 o f the Act for the establishing of credits to and the purchasing of obligations of foreign govern­
ments, $3,000,000,000, or so much thereof as might be necessary being appropriated for the purpose. Under Section 3 it was provided that payments
toithe United States on or before maturity by foreign governments 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 any 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 or which may be purchased at not more than par and accrued interest.
Section 5 provides that any series of bonds issued under authority of tne 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 314 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 $1,397,687,100 remained outstanding March 31 1927 as
334s with full tax exemption; in addition, $5,155,700 appear as First Liberty Loan Convertible 4s; $532,874,350 as converted 434s and $3,492,150 Second
Converted 4 34s , an aggregate of $1,939,209,300. The total of the First Liberty Loan issues outstanding, converted and unconverted, M ay 31 1927,
was $1,939,208,206.
L IB E R T Y LOAN OF 1917, SECOND.—-Authorized by Act of Sept. 24 1917, entitled “ An Act to authorize an additional issue of bonds to meet
expenditures for the national security and defense, and for the purpose of assisting in the prosecution of the war, to extend additional credit to foreign
governments, and for other purposes.”
The Act in Its general outlines is similar to that of 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 241917
Provided. That of this
sum $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
■hall 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.
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 provides for the convertibility of the bonds into any Issue thereafter made 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
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 corpora­
tions
The interest on an amount of such bonds and certificates the principa 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 o f the first issue of Liberty Loan Bonds, states that no bonds shall be issued under authoiity
o f Sections 1 and 4 o f 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, the 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-half of the sum 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. In March 1927 holders were given the privilege of taking in exchange 3J4 % 5-year
Treasury notes maturing March 15 1932, but subject to call March 15 1930, and a total of $1,360,456,450 accepted the offer. There were outstanding
on March 31 1927, $1,772,140,800, of which only $20,848,250 were 4s, the remaining $1,751,292,550 having been converted into 4 34s. There were $1,656,946,750, converted and unconverted outstanding M ay 31 1927. A call for redemption Nov. 15 1927 of all outstanding 4s and 434s of the Second
Liberty Loan was made by the Treasury Department on M ay 9 1927. On M ay 31 1927 holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds were given the privilege
o f taking bonds of a new 3 % % Treasury bond issue, to mature June 15 1947, the exchange to be at par for par. On June 15 the Treasury Department
also offered to purchase any outstanding Second Liberty Loan bonds.
With the issue or the Second Liberty 4s, dated Nov. 15 1917, a conversion privilege arose with respect to the First Liberty 334s which continued
until M ay 15 1918. The bonds Issued upon conversion retained the date of maturity, the terms o f redemption, and the dates of interest payment of
the 3 34s, but otherwise had the terms of the Second Liberty 4s. When the Third Liberty 4 34s were issued on May 9 1918, the holders of the uncon­
verted First Liberty 334s had the privilege o f conversion into the new 4 34s and so did the holders of First Liberty converted 4s and of Second Liberty
4s. The privilege continued for six months or until Nov. 9 1918. The Third Liberty 434s are non-convertible, and hence the 4 34% bonds issued
upon conversion o f prior issues likewise are non-convertible. With the issuance of the Fourth Liberty Loan on Oct. 24 1918. a new privilege of ex­
change accrued to the holders of the unconverted First Liberty 334s; this privilege remained open until April 24 1919. By Sec. 5 of the Victory
Liberty Loan Act o f March 3 1919, authority was conferred upon the Secretary of the Treasury to extend the privilege o f converting the 4% bonds
o f 1932-47 o f the First Liberty Loan converted and the 4% bonds of 1927-42 of the Second Liberty Loan Into 4 34% bonds. Accordingly, by circular
dated Mar. 7 1919. and published in the “ Chronicle” o f March 15 1919, page 1021, the Secretary offered a new privilege o f conversion. This privilege
may be terminated at any time upon six months public notice. The privilege does not apply to the unconverted 334s of the First Liberty Loan.
LIB E R T Y LOAN OF 1918, T H IR D .— 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 434 % 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 o f earlier Acts, Section 2 increased the additional loans or credits that might be extended to the Allies from $4,000,000,000
to $5,500,000,000.
Section 3 provides that holders of bonds bearing Interest at a higher rate than four per centum per annum, whether issued under Section 1 or upon
conversion of three and one half per centum bonds Issued under the Act approved April 24 1917. or upon conversion of four per centum bonds Issued
upon conversion of such three and one half per centum bonds, shall not be entitled to any privilege of conversion under or pursuant to this section or
otherwise. Under Section 7 It is provided that none of the bonds shall bear the circulation privilege. The bonds are non-convertible and not subject
to redemption before maturity, but are exempt from taxation as indicated above under Second Liberty Loan and receivable for Federal inheritance taxes.
Under authority of the Act, the Secretary of the Treasury offered for subscription on April 6 1918 $3,000,000,000 4 34 % 10-year gold bonds with coupon
bonds for $5,000 and $10,000 and registered bonds for $50 in addition to the same denominations as the First Liberty Loan, reserving the right to
allot additional bonds to the extent of full amount of any oversubscripion. Subscriptions totaled $4,175,650,050. or $1,175,650,050 more than the
minimum sought, and all were allotted. Total number of subscribers was 18.376.815. Outstanding May 31 1927, $2,152,990,350.
L IB E R T Y LOAN OF 1918, FOURTH .—Authorized by Act of July 9 1918, amending previous Liberty Loan enactments. Section 1 increases
from $12,000,000,000 to $20,000,000,000 the total of bonds bearing not exceeding 434% interest that may be issued under the various Acts. Section 2
increases the loans or credits that may be extended to the Allies from $5,500,000,000 to $7,000,000,000, in addition to the $3,000,000,000 authorized
under the First Liberty Loan Act. Section 3 provides that, with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, bonds, while beneficially owned by a
non-resident alien individual, or by a foreign corporation, partnership or association, not engaged in business in the United States, shall be exempt both
as to principal and interest from any and 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.
Under authority of the Act the Secretary of the Treasury offered for subscription on Sept. 28 $6,000,000,000 434 % 15-20-year (optional) gold bonds
o f the same denomination as those o f the Third Loan, reserving the right to allot additional bonds to the extent o f full amount of any oversubscrip­
tion. Subscriptions totaled $6,964,581,100, or $964,581,100 more than the minimum sought, and all were allotted. Total number of subscribers was
approximately 21,000,000. The bonds, like all other Liberty Loan issues, are not available for bank note circulation.
Supplementary to the passage o f the above authorizing Act, there was passed and signed by the President on Sept. 24 1918 a bill designed to
stimulate sales o f Liberty Bonds by exempting from the supertaxes and from war excess profits taxes interest on a certain amount o f Liberty
bond holdings. The principal provisions o f the bill are:
(1) The interest on an amount of bonds o f the Fourth Liberty Loan, the principal of which does not exceed $30,000, owned by any individual
partnership, association, or corporation, shall be 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 N ov. 15 1917 or M ay 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




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o f such bonds shall be entitled to such exemption in respect to the interest on an aggregate amount of such bonds exceeding 1 y> times the principa amount of bonds o f 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 o f bonds, the principal of which does not exceed $30,000, owned by any individual, partnership, association,
or corporation, issued upon conversion o f 3 H % bonds o f the First Liberty Loan in the exercise of any privilege arising as a consequence o f the
issue o f bonds o f 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 on an amount o f 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. [In the Revenue Act of 1921 and again
in those o f 1924 and 1926 the tax provisions o f the different issues were consolidated in a single section, as noted under a separate heading in the
earlier part o f these remarks.— Ed.]
Sec. 2. War Savings Certificates.— That Sec. 6 o f the 2d Liberty Bond Act is hereby amended by striking out the figures "$2,000,000,000,” and
Inserting in lieu thereof “ $4,000,000,000.” Such section isf urther amended by striking out the words "T h e amount of War Savings Certificates sold
to any one 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
cates to an aggregate amount exceeding $1,000,” and inserting in lieu thereof the words " I t shall not be lawful for any one person at any one time
to hold War Savings Certificates o f any one series to an aggregate amount exceeding $1,000.” [The Revenue Act o f 1921 raised this limit to $5,000
— Ed.]
War Savings Certificates.— On Jan. 1 1923 the Treasury Department redeemed the War Savings Certificates of 1918. A new offering o f the cer­
tificates, Series o f 1923, was made, and holders o f the maturing certificates were urged to exchange their holdings for the new issue. Saving certifi­
cates were completely withdrawn from sale at the close o f business July 15 1924 after sales had been suspended earlier ip the year in many Western
and Middle Western States to permit use of funds to aid in agricultural relief. On Jan. 1 1925. the Treasury redeemed the War Savings Certificates
and Treasury Savings Certificates, Series of 1920 and on Jan. 1 1926 the Series of 1921. Treasury Savings certificates issue o f Dec. 31 1921 have also
been paid off.
Amount o f Fourth Liberty Loan bonds outstanding M ay 31 1927, $6,303,872,950, bearing 4
interest. The amount o f Savings Certificates
outstanding M ay 31 1927 was $318,237,673.15.
FIFTH OR V IC TO R Y L IB E R T Y LOAN OF 1919.— 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 amending by adding thereto a new section [18] which provides (a) for
the issuing o f notes to an amount not exceeding $7,000,000,000 in the aggregate, at such rates of interest as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe
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; (6) the notes to be issued in one or more series as follows: “ (1) Exempt, both as to principal and interest, from all taxation (except estate
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 au­
thority. (2 and 3) Exempt both as to principal and interest, from all taxation now or hereafrer imposed by the United States, any State, or any of
the possessions o f 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 indi­
viduals, 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,
dr any o f the possessions o f 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 or profits of individuals, partnerships, associations or corporations.”
Holders had the option of converting their holdings of notes of any series into any other series of same date of Issue at par. The notes do not
bear the circulating privilege
Under authority of the Act the Secretary of the Treasury on April 21 1919 invited subscriptions for $4,500,000,000 con­
vertible gold notes bearing 3H % or 4H % of the same denominations as those of the Fourth Liberty Loan. The notes bearing 3 l % to enjoy exemp
A
tion as per (1) above and 2. 3 & 4 to apply to the 4 Us. The Secretary announced that allotments would be restricted to the $4,560,000,000 offered)
but that applications not in excess o f $10,000 would be allotted in full. Subscriptions aggregated $5,249,908,300, or $749,908,300 in excess of the
offering. Total number o f subscribers was approximately 12,000,000. The exact amount issued was $4,495,373,000. On Feb. 9 1922 the Victory
Notes bearing 3% % interest were called for payment on June 15 1922. A portion o f the 4H % notes, consisting of Series A, B, O, D , E and F, amount­
ing $702,938,100, was on July 26 1922 called for payment Dec. 15 1922, and on M ay 20 1923 the remainder of the issue, all bearing 4J£% and about
$800,500,000 in amount, matured and were paid off.
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
exemption privileges contained in preceding Acts:
Sec. 2. (a) That until the expiration o f five years after the date of the termination of the war between the United States and the German Governm nt, as fixed by proclamation o f the President, in addition to the exemptions provided in Section 7 of the Second Liberty Bond Act in respect to
the Interest on an amount o f 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 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 N ov. 15 1917, M ay 9 1918 or
O t 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
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 o f 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 oo
and after Jan. I 1919 on an amount o f 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 o f the Victory Liberty Loan originally subscribed for by such owner and still owned by him at the date of his tax return. [In the Revenue Act
of 1921 the tax provisions o f the different issues were consolidated in a single section, said section being reincorporated in the new Revenue Act of 1924
as Section 1028. and in the Revenue Act o f 1926 as Sec. 1125 as noted under a separate heading in the earlier part of these remarks.— Ed.]
ISSUE OF TREASU RY NOTES.— In 1921 the new Secretary began issuing Treasury Notes. In June 1921 he made an offer of 5M % 3-year
Treasury Notes (exempt from the normal income tax, but not from the surtaxes, the excess profits and the war profits taxes), the notes not being subject
to prior redemption, and allotted $311,191,600. On Sept. 8 1921 he made an offering of threo-year notes. These notes were dated Sept. 15 and carried
the same exemptions as the others, but bore only 5J^% interest. The subscriptions for the notes reached $785,082,900 and the amount allotted was
$390,706,100. In Feb. 1922 $601,599,500 notes at only 4 % % , maturing March 15 1925, were issued. In the following March an additional $617,769,700 4M % notes, to mature Marcn 15 1926, were issued. In June 1922 another issue of Treasury Notes, Series B-1925, bearing but 4
interest,
dated June 15 1922 and maturing Dec. 15 1925. was offered: subscriptions totaled $335,141,300, all of which were allotted. Along with the call for
redemption on Dec 15 of Series A to F of the Victory 4% s, the Secretary announced the offering of an issue of about $300,000,000 4 H % Treasury
Notes, with provision for additional allotments up to a limited amount in exchange for the called Notes. Subscriptions totaled $1,236,861,450. Allot­
ments o f $486,940,100, including about $141,500,000 exchanges, were made. An offeringof $300,000,000 Treasury Notes was made in December 1922.
These notes bore 4J^% interest, were dated Dec. 15 1922, and matured June 15 1925. Amount allotted was $469,213,200, of which about $41,000.000
represented exchanges. In January 1923 another offering of $300,000,000 was made. These notes bore 4 H % , were dated Jan. 15 1923 and mature
Dec. 15 1927. Subscriptions amounted to $581,550,800, of which $366,981,500 were allotted. Another issue, bearing 4 % % interest, dated May 15
1923 and payable March 15 1927, was made in M ay 1923. The amount of the offering for cash was $400,000,000 or thereabouts. Victory Notes
maturing M ay 20 1923 were accepted in payment for the new notes. Subscriptions, including over $286,000,000 exchanges, totaled $1,234,570,400
while allotments were $668,201,400. In March 1927 the Treasury Department announced an offering of 3K % 5-year Treasury Notes, to mature March 15
1932, subject to call March 15 1930, in exchange for Second Liberty Loan 4M % bonds, subject to call Nov. 15 1927. A total o f $1,360,456,450 Second
Liberty Loan 4K s were offered in exchange, all of which were accepted. A grand total of $2,044,336,350 Treasury notes was outstanding on M ay 31 1927.
TREASURY LONG-TERM BOND ISSUE OF 1922.— Under authority of the Act of April 24 1917. as amended, the Secretary on Oct. 9'1922,
made an offering o f an issue o f $500,000,000 4 f f% Treasury bonds for refunding purposes. The bonds are dated Oct. 16 1922 and mature Oct. 15
1952, the Government having the option o f redeeming the bonds on any interest date on or after Oct. 15 1947 on four months’ notice. Cash sub­
scriptions totaled no less than $1,399,851,900. It was announced that all subscriptions up to $10,000 would be allotted in full. The Secretary also
reserved the right to accept additional applications where Victory Notes and Treasury certificates of indebtedness maturing Dec. 15 were tendered in
payment. Total allotments, both cash and exchanges, amounted to 763,962,300. The amount outstanding M ay 31 1927 was $763,948,300.
TREASU RY LON G-TERM BOND ISSUE OF 1924.— On Dec. 3 1924 another offering of long-term bonds was made by the Secretary of
Treasury. These consisted o f an issue o f 4% bonds in the amount of $200,000,000 or thereabouts for cash, with the right to allot additional bonds
to extent that 4 % % Treasury notes and 4% Treasury certificates o f indebtedness, both maturing March 15 1925, or the Third Liberty Loan bonds,
bearing 4Ji% [ nterest, were tendered in payment. Cash subscriptions closed Dec. 4 and totaled $1,460,530,550: the amount allotted was $224,513.500. Exchange subscriptions, closed Dec. 20 and which it was announced would be allotted in full, reached $532,230,000. Bonds were issued
under the Act o f Sept. 24 1917, as amended, are dated Dec. 15 1924 and mature Dec. 15 1954, but may be redeemed on and after Dec. 15 1944,
in whole or in part, at par and accrued interest, on any interest day or days, on four months’ notice.
On March 5 1925 the Secretary o f the Treasury offered an additional block o f bonds o f the same series as those offered on Dec. 3 1924. Sub­
subscriptions received for the bonds were $382,326,400, of which $290,154,700 were accepted. The grand total of these 4% bonds issued was $1,047.087,500. which also was the amount outstanding May 31, 1927.
TREASU RY LON G-TERM BOND ISSUE OF 1926.— On March 7 1926 another new long term issue of bonds was floated by the Treasury Department. The offering was for $500,000,000 or thereabouts, for which could be tendered in part payment Treasury notes. Series A 1926, maturing March
15 1926. Total subscriptions for the issue amounted to $647,243,900, of which $494,898,100 were accepted. The bonds were offered at lOOJd,
mature March 15 1956, optional on or after March 15 1946 on four months' notice of redemption, and bear 3M % interest. This is the lowest rate
borne by any long-term bonds since the issuance o f the First Liberty Loan 3 K % bonds in June 1917. On M ay 31 1927 the amount of this loan out­
standing was $494,898,100, being the same as the amount issued.
TREASU RY LON G-TERM BOND ISSUE OF 1926.— The Treasury Department on M ay 31 1927 announced an offering of 3 % % Treasury Bonds
maturing June 15 1947, and callable June 15 1943. Cash subscriptions up to $200,000,000 and exchanges of Second Liberty Loan bonds, which have
been called for payment N ov. 15 1927 were acceptable.
Books were closed for cash subscriptions on June 2 with a total o f $617,604,800.
Allotments
aggregated $249,598,300. The privilege of exchanging Second Liberty Loan bonds for the new bonds is still open.
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 SI 1918

In April 1895 we gave a table showing the debt of the United States on the first day of July 1856, and every subsequent
year
On this occasion we begin our statement with 1878, as that year antedates all of the issues now outstanding. The
statement is subjoined.
PRINCIPAL OF THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES FROM JULY 1 1878 TO M A Y 31 1927.
1

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L ib e r ty L o a n ,
4
2
3
F i r s t.
L ib e r ty L o a n , L ib e r ty L o a n , L ib e r ty L o a n .
T h ir d .
S econd.
F o u rth .
2d C on v. 4 U s
4M %
4 & 4X%
4K%

3H 4S c4H %

1907 Uy 1
ions
1909___
l oi n
1911
1912___
1913___
1Q14
1915 . . .
1916_
_
1917 . . . $1,466,335,095
1.988.791,295 $3,746,813,516 $3,228,109,638
1918
___________
1919 . . . 1.984,796,500 3.566,456.600 3,958,552,700 6,794.504.587
1920 . . . 1.952.458.800 3,325.307.000 3,662,715,800 6,394,354,500
1.952.258.800 3,316,536,550 3,611,560.300 6,351.860.350
1921
___________
1.951.843.750 3.310,597.050 3,473,788,000 6,345,383,750
1922
___________
1.951.764.200 3.199.036.800 3.407.787.250 6,328,565.650
1923
___________
1.951.524.750 3,104,587,150 2,997,199,950 6,324,495,550
1924
___________
1,951.519,650 3.104.558.750 2.885.377.250 6.324.481,200
1925
___________
1,939,212,300 3.104.527.800 2,488,272,450 6.324.471.950
1926
___________
’27My31 1.939.208.200 1.656.946.750 2,152,990,350 6.303.872.950




5

6

L ib e r ty L o a n P o s ta l S a v in g s
V ic to r y (F ifth )
B onds

3H A 4 Vi.%.

3.467.844.972
4.246.365.350
3.913.780.350
1 991 183.400
Treas'y Notes
Adjusted
Ser.&Civ.Ser.
173.500.000
328.100.000

7
C o n v e r s io n
B on d s.

3%

$459,280
2,389,120
4.635,800
6.441,600
8,245.100
10.039.760
11,060,700
11,349,960
11,359,360
11.718,240
11,830,440
11,860,200
11.893.760
11.995,880
12,540,040
13,229,660

$5,900,600
28.894.500
28.894.500
28.894.500
28.894.500
28.894.500
28.894.500
28.894.500
28.894.500
28.894.500
28.894.500
28.894.500

8

9

10

C e r tific a te s o f P a n a m a C a n a l P a n a m a C a n a l
In d eb ted n ess.
Loan.
L oan.
V a r io u s
1902-05, 2% 1909-11. 3%

$272,857,132
1.706.204.500
3,624,983,490
2.768.925.500
2,699,330,450
1.828.787.500
1.031.418.500
807,513,500
578.685.000
483.279.000
1,122,835,000

$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
74.901.580
74.901.580
74.901.580
74.901.580
74.901.580
74.901.580
74.901.580
74.901.580
74.901.580
74.901.580

$2,035,700
50.000.
50.000.
50.000.
50.000.
50.000.
50.000.
50.000.
50.000 000
50.000 000
50.000. 000
50.000.
49.800.000
49.800.000
49.800.000
49.800.000
49.800.000

000
000
000
000
000
000
000
000

11

‘Fu nd ed Loan
o f 1907.”

4s.

15

“ R e fu n d in g
C e r tific a te s ,”

4s.

$240,000,000 $98,850,000
250.000. 000728,673,790
250.000. 000737.980.800
250.000. 000738.659.000
250.000. 000738.884.300
250.000. 000737.586.300

1884..
1885..
18861887..
1888 .
1889189V..
1891..
1893*&»;■<iS94_.
1895189618971898189919001WJ11902..
1903190419061906..
1907..
19081909..
1910..
1911..
1912.
1913.
1914.
1916.
1916.. __
1917____
1918..
$349 ,797.297
.
953. 997,435
1919
___________
1920
827 ,419.021
____________
694 .105.410
1921..
679 ,015.317
1922
____________
337 .198,674
1923 . . .
1924
____________
413 ,304,039
1925
____________
385 ,690,091

1926..
■27My31

14

13

12

W a r S a v in g s & “ F u n d e d L o a n
T h r i ft S t p s .
o f 1891.”4>*%
Ctfs.4&4/4% c o n t in . a t 2 % .

1878Jlyl
1879____
188V____
1881-----1883____
1883____

290,000
240,600
207,800
175,270
138.050
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

“ Loan of

1925,”
4s.

1904.”
5s.

$40,012,750
12,848,210
1.367,000
688,800
465.050
355.900

250.000. 000737.661.700
250.000. 000737.719.850
250.000. 000737.759.700
250.000. 000737,800.580
222,207,050 714.177.400
139,639.000 676.095.350
109.015.750 602,193,500
50,869,200 559.566.000
25.364.500 559,581,250
25.364.500 559.604.150
25.364.500 559.618.400
25.364.500 559.625,750
25.364.500 559.636.850
25.364.500 559,640,100
25.364.500 559.646.050
25.364.500 559.652.300
21,979.850 355.528.350
257.376.050
233.177.400
173,385.650
156.593.150
156.595,600
116.755.150
36.126,150

16

“ Loan o f

$50,000,000
100,000,000

100, 000,000
100 , 000,000
100 , 000.000
100,000,000

47.651.200
21,854,100
19,410,350
19,385,050

3%

T r e a s ’y N o te.' T r e a s 'y N o t e s T r e a s 'y N o t e s
S er ie s A & B S e r . A , B & C S er ie s A & B

1925

1924

1926

$311,191,600
701.897.700 $926,928,950 $617,769,700
T r e a s 'y B o n d s
691.769.700 1,340.632,200 1.041,223,700
1946-1956
377,681,100 1,303,016,800 1.030.630.200
3% %
None 299,659.900 1.030.600.200
N one 414,922,300
359 ,809,690 494.898.100
N one
N one
318 ,237,673 494.898.100

$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

22

23

24

25

T o ta l I n t e r e s t B e a r in g D e b t .

D eb t o n W h ic h
I n t .H a s C e a s e d .

D e b t B e a r in g
N o In terest.

O u ts ta n d in g
P r i n c i p a l.

1878, July 1
$1,794,735 650.00
1,797,643 ,700.00
1879______
1,723,993 , 100.00
1880..........
1,639,567 750.00
1881......... ..
1882______
1,463,810 ,400.00
1883-.........
1,338,229 ,150.00
1884
___________
1,226,563 ,850.00
1885
___________
1,196.150 ,950.00
1886
___________
1,146,014 , 100.00
1,021,692 ,350.00
1887
___________
950,522 ,500.00
1888
........................................
829,853 ,990.00
1889
___________
725,313 , 110.00
1890
___________
610,529 , 120.00
1891
....................1892
___________
585,029 ,330.00
1893
___________
585,037 , 100.00
1894
___________
• 635,041 ,890.00
1895
___________
716,202 ,060.00
1896
___________
847,363 ,890.00
1897
___________
847,365 ,130.00
1898
___________
847,367 470.00
1899
___________
1,046,048 ,750.00
1900
___________
1,023,478 ,860.00
1901
___________
987,141 ,040.00
1902
___________
931,070 ,340.00
1903
....................
914,541 ,410.00
1904
___________
895.157 ,440.00
1905
___________
895.158 ,340.00
1906
___________
895.159 ,140.00
1907
___________
894,834 ,280.00
1908
___________
897,503 ,990.00
1909
___________
913.317 ,490.00
1910
___________
913.317 ,490.00
915,353 ,190.00
1911
___________
1912
___________
963,776 ,770.00
1913
___________
965,706 ,610.00
967,953 ,310.00
1914
___________
1915
___________
969,759 ,090.00
971,562 ,590.00
1916
___________
1917
___________
2,712,549 ,477.00
11,985,882 ,436.42
1918
___________
1919
___________
25,234,496 ,273.54
1920
___________
24,061,095 ,361.36
1921
___________
23,737,352 ,080.00
1922
___________
22,711,035 , 587 .45
T rea su ry N
1923
___________ o t e s 22,007,590 ,754.03
1924
___________
S e r ie s A
20,981,586 ,429.66
20,210,906 ,251.35
1925
___________
1930-32.
1926
___________
19,383,770 .860.05
’27, May 31 $1,360,456,450 18,610,910 ,963.15

$5,594,560
37,015,630
7,621,455
1,723,865
16,260,805
7,831,415
19,656,205
4,100,995
9,704,445
6,115,165
2,496,095
1,911,485
1,815,805
1,614,705
2,785,875
2,094,060
1,851,240
1,721,590
1,636,890
1,346,880
1,262,680
1,218,300
1,176,320
1,415,620
1,280,860
1,205,090
1,970,920
1,370,245
1,128,135
1,086,815
4,130,015
2,883,855
2,124,895
1,879,830
1,760,450
1,659,550
1,552,560
1,507,260
1,473,100
14,232,230
20,242,550
11,109,370
6,747,700
10,939,620
25,250,880.
98,172,160
30,241,250
30,242,930
13,327,800
18,379,900

$363 ,231,082
362 ,150,091
353 ,826,945
353 ,847,504
353 ,787,958
353 ,740,691
353 719,517
353 ,603,141
397 ,692,548
353 ,685,110
353 660,467
353 ,654,148
353 ,648,559
393 662,735
380 ,403,635
374 ,300,605
380 ,004,686
378 989,469
373 728,570
378 ,081,702
384 ,112,912
389 ,433,653
388 ,761,732
383 ,015,584
395 ,680,156
393 ,659,412
389 ,130,655
385 ,828,509
396 ,235,694
401 ,257,097
426 ,056,397
382 ,114,026
381 ,497,583
386 ,751,917
378 ,301,284
375 ,681,584
368 ,729,529
372 ,974,753
0252 ,109,877
0248 ,836,878
a237 ,503,732
0236 ,428,774
o230 ,075,349
o227 ,958,907
o227 ,792,722
0243 ,924,843
0239 ,292,746
0275 ,122,993
0246 ,084,419
0244 ,561,201

T r e a s ’y B o n d s

1947-52
4M %

000
000
000
000
000
000
000

$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 ,945,480
63 ,945.460
63 ,945.460
63 ,945,460
63 ,945,460
63 ,945,460
63 945.460
63 945.460
63 ,945.460

T rea s’y N o te s
S e r ie s A & B
1927 a n d
S e r ie s A

1930-32.

T r e a s 'y B o n d s

1944-54

4%

763.954.300
763.948.300

1,030.569,550
1.023.981.300

763.948.300 1.047.088.500 1.073.981.300

$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 ,431,766
1,016 ,897,816
1,096 ,913,120
1,222 ,729,350
1,226 ,793,712
1,232 ,743,062
1,436 ,700,603
1,413 ,416,912.
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.
1.343 ,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.
23,976 ,250,608.
22,964 ,079,190.
2 2 ,3 4 9 ,687,757.
21,251 ,120,426.
20,516 ,272,174.
19,643 ,183,079.
18,873.,852,065.

1930."
2% .

$307,125 360
445.940.760
445,940.750
520.143.150
542.909.950
542.909.950
595.942.360
646.250.160
646.250.160
646.250.160
646.250.150
646.250.150
646.250.160
646,250,155
646.250.150
646.250.150
636,259,550
599.724.050
599.724.050
599.724.050
599 724 050
£99,724,050
699.724.050
599.724.050
599.724.050
599.724.050
599.724.050
599.724.050

27

26
C a sh i n the
T rea su ry J u ly

20

“Consols of

$1,441,885,650
792,121,700
720,645,300
636,219,950
1460,461,050
(t'32,082,6001
1/304204 350/
/224.612.150
/194.190.500
/144.046.600
/1 9 ,716,500

000
000
000
000
000

763.948.300 1.047.087.500 1.023.981.300
763.948.300 1.047.087.500 355,779,900

T rea su ry N o te s

A 1930-32.

3s.

“ L ’n o f 1908” O ld 6s a n d 7s
( W ar
B o n d s ) C o n v e r te d in t o
4s a n d 4 /is.
3s.

118.489.900

118.489.900
118.489.900
None

19

18

14.000.
14.000.
14.000.
14.000.
14.000.
14.000.
14.000.

O ne- Y ea r
T rea s’y N o te s

$4,390,000
27.362.000
19.150.000

17
“ N a vy P en­
s io n
Fund,

$14,000,000
14.000.
14.000.
14.000.
14.000.
14.000.

21
Year.

223

UNITED STATES DEBT

J une, 1927.]

1.

$164,179 ,012.08
200,394 ,517.01
166,114 ,752.88
180,488 ,965.35
158,835 ,689.78
161,019 ,431.92
161,396 ,577.18
178,602 ,643.23
227,265 ,253.34
206,323 ,950.21
243,674 ,167.85
209,479 ,874.01
189,993 ,104.20
153,893 ,808.83
126,692 ,377.03
122,462 ,290.38
117,584 436.13
195,240 ,153.51
267,432 ,096.70
240,137 ,626.76
205,657 ,570.76
281,380 ,468.73
*305,705 ,654.78
*326,833, ,124.92
*358,574. 115.84
*384,394. ,275.58
*319,027, 242.39
*292,490 ,322.87
*328,087. 283.25
*418,581, 437.51
*389,557. 993.16
*274,453. 841.25
*250,490, ,783.79
*288,200. 599.23
*316,263: ,807.88
*314,489 ,641.47
*310,978, 390.60
*254,393. 098.16
a218,863. 995.43
a l ,066,983. 361.07
n l ,319,347, 364.14
a l ,002,732, 042.00
a632,971, 319.67
al62,703, 177.48
a264,126, 935.85
a369,886, 816.03
a338,029, 514.74
a219,979, 440.82
211,128, 078.43
al26,255, 987.26

28

T o ta l D e b t , L e s s
C a sh in T r e a su r y .

A n n u a l In te re st
C ha rge.

$94 654.472.50
$1,999,382,280.45
1,996,414,905.03
83 ,773,778.50
1,919,326,747.75
79 633.981.00
1,819,650,154.23
75 ,018,695.50
1.675.023.474.25
57 ,360,110.75
1,538,781,825.15
51 ,436,709.50
1,438,542,995.39
47 926.432.50
1,375,352,443.91
47 ,014,133.00
1,282,145,840.44
45 510.098.00
1,175,168,675.42
41 ,786,529.50
1,063,004,894.73
38 ,991,935.25
975,939,750.22
33 ,752,354.60
890,784,370.53
29 ,417,603.15
851.912.751.78
23 ,615,735.80
841,526,463.60
22 ,893,883.20
838,969,475.75
22 ,894,194.00
899,313,380.55
25 ,394,385.60
901.672.966.74
29 140.782.40
955,297,253.70
34 387.265.60
986,656,086.14
34 387.315.20
1,027,085,492.14
34 387.408.80
1.155.320.235.19
40 347.872.80
1,107,711,257.89
33 545.130.00
1,044,739,117.97
29 789.153.40
969,457,241.04
27 542.945.50
925,011,637.31
25 541,573.30
967.231.773.75
24 176.745.00
989,866,771.97
24 177.850.20
964.435.686.79
23 238.064.00
878,596,755.03
21 648.913.60
938,132,409.38
21 101.197.40
21 295.602.40
1,023,861,530.79
1.046.449.185.25
21 295.602.40
1,015,784,338.46
21 356.673.40
1,027,574,697.28
22 ,787,079.49
22 ,835,325.40
1.028.558.103.19
1,027,257,009.56
22 ,881,497.90
22 ,956,642.40
1,089,848,006.00
1,006,281,572.10
23 ,084,635.90
1,908,635,223.82
83 ,625,481.41
10,924,281,355.23
J425 , 000 , 000.00
24,479,302,376.49 11.000 , 000 , 000.00
24,330,889,731.20 11,007 ,243,390.00
23,813,547,430.92 11,002 , 000 , 000.00
22,996,416,115 d
1980 , 000 , 000.00
22,155,886,816 d
1927 ,820,122.40
21,178,045,271 d
I860 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 .0 0
20,439,234,256 d
1811 ,500,000.00
19 572 704 571.78d
1793 ,423,960.82
18,879,041.111.90
1738 ,500,000.00
N o t e 1.— The annual interest charge is com puted upon the amount o f outstanding principal at the close o f the fiscal year.
N o t e 2 . — T he figures for July 1 1879 were m ade up assuming pending funding operations to have been com pleted.
* N o t e 3.— Under the A ct o f M arch 14 1900 the Treasury Departm ent has kept the gold reserve fund as a separate item , and n ot included it in
the available cash balance. In the a bove statem ent, how ever, we have continued to include the item for the years given.
a Under the newAorm o f statement issued b y the Treasury Departm ent the gold reserve ($155,420,720.98 M a y 31 1927) is deducted from the total
o f United States notes outstanding, decreasing to that extent the d ebt bearing no interest, and consequently m aking a similar reduction in the balance
o f cash available to p a y m aturing obligations.
6 Current liabilities exceed cash b y this am ount. / Continued at 3 M %• / Continued at 3 % . J A pproxim ate.
t T o this m ust be added “ m atured interest obligations, & c .,” which on M arch 31 1927 (the latest date available) am ounted to $131,445,034.11.
d These totals have been increased b y the amounts o f the “ matured interest obligations,’ & c.,” which were $296,463,861 June 30 1922, $176,085,461
June 30 1923, $164,954,358.94 June 30 1924, $142,941,522.28 June 30 1925, $140,649,570.52 June 30 1926.




STATE AND MUNICIPAL COMPENDIUM

224c

[V ol. 124.

Municipal Bond Sales in United States for the Years 1901-1926
(Concluded from
T w o c ip h e r s

(00)

page

12)

o m itt e d f r o m ea ch a m o u n t .

R a te s o f I n t e r e s t .

S ch o o l
D i s t r ic t
B on d s.

C ity,
Tcrwn,
& c ..
B on d s.

H ig h er
Than

3

4

4K

4H

5

U nknow n
and
U n u su a l
C en t.
R a tes.

S ta te
B on d s.

C ou n ty
B on d s.

1 3 , 57 2 ,8
10.32

1 6 , 3 7 9 ,4
12.45

7 . 672 ,0
5.83

9 3 , 925,1
71.40

1 3 1 , 549 ,3
100

1 1 , 07 9 ,9
8.42

6 8 , 948 ,4
52.41

2 7 , 576 ,5
20.96

5 , 21 5 ,0
3.97

X

9 , 3 0 2 ,0
7.07

2 , 7 5 8 ,8
2.10

6 , 668 ,7
5.07

6 , 9 0 8 ,0
4.65

1 5 , 975 ,4
10.76

8 . 4 2 9 ,9 1 1 7 , 150,3
5.68
78.91

1 4 8 , 46 3 .6
100

1 2 , 162,3
8.19

7 6 , 82 3 ,9
51.75

3 4 , 444 ,1
23.20

4 , 31 6 ,0
2.91

X

1 0 , 49 1 ,9
7.07

2 , 00 5 ,4
1.35

8 , 2 2 0 ,0
5.53

8 , 974 ,7
5.90

1 6 . 02 4 ,7
10.52

9 . 274 ,9 1 1 8 , 006,8
6.09
77.49

1 5 2 , 281,1
100

1 7 , 4 4 7 ,6
11.46

5 4 , 70 0 ,5
35.92

4 7 , 4 7 8 ,0
31.18

8 , 95 3 ,4
5.88

X

1 3 , 6 2 2 ,9
8.94

4 , 60 9 ,2
3.03

5 , 4 6 9 ,5
3.59

7 , 85 0 ,0
3.13

2 0 , 968 ,7
8.36

1 1 , 659 ,3 2 1 0 , 277 ,0
4.65
83.86

2 5 0 , 75 5 ,0
100

1 3 , 119,4 1 2 2 , 627 ,8
5.23
48.90

7 4 , 787 ,9
29.83

1 2 , 067 ,2
4.81

X

1 9 , 620 ,6
7.82

4 , 0 8 1 ,0
1.63

4 , 45 1 ,1
1.78

7 , 3 6 9 ,5
4.02

2 1 , 837 ,0
11.93

1 1 , 70 1 ,2 1 4 2 , 172,3
6.39
77.66

1 8 3 , 08 0 ,0
100

5 , 88 7 ,4
3.22

5 5 , 34 0 ,3
30.23

1 3 , 929,1
7.61

X

1 8 , 641 ,4
10.18

5 , 6 0 1 ,0
3.06

3 , 088 ,7
1.68

1 6 , 98 3 ,0
8.42

2 4 , 129,6
11.96

1 2 , 826 ,7 147 , 804,0
6.36
73.26

2 0 1 , 743 ,3
100

1 6 , 7 3 0 ,5
8.29

......

1 4 , 598 ,0
7.24

X

1 7 , 436 ,1
8.64

7 . 142 ,0
3.54

6 , 2 8 1 ,8
3.11

1 0 , 134,1
4.45

2 2 , 7 5 9 ,5
10.00

1 5 , 153,1 179 , 59 6 ,5
6.66
78.89

2 2 7 , 643 ,2
100

8 , 630 ,7
3.79

......

6 9 , 121,2
30.36

X

2 6 , 194,0
11.51

8 , 081 ,3
3.55

9 , 0 6 1 ,2
3.98

2 0 , 018 ,7
6.38

3 3 , 417,1
10.65

2 1 , 2 5 7 ,8 2 3 9 , 104,0
6.77
76.20

3 1 3 , 797 ,6
100

8 , 436 ,6
2.68

1 0 , 148,7 1 2 3 , 98 4 ,5
39.51
3.23

1 0 4 , 272,1
33.22

X

4 2 , 2 2 9 ,4
13.45

1 3 , 4 2 0 ,4
4.28

1 1 , 3 0 5 ,9
3.63

2 0 , 80 1 ,9
6.13

4 3 , 0 7 4 ,8
12.69

2 3 , 193,0 2 5 2 , 354 .9
6.83
74.35

3 3 9 , 4 2 4 ,6
100

2 1 , 407 ,6
6.31

1 7 , 182,4 1 6 3 , 30 6 ,6
5.07
47.82

4 8 , 926 ,8
14.41

X

%

5 5 , 05 9 ,9
16.22

2 4 , 981 ,9
7.36

9 , 559 ,4
2.81

1910-

- - $
%

3 1 , 31 8 ,0
9.79

2 9 , 76 8 ,3
9.31

2 6 , 172,2 2 3 2 , 777,7
8.15
72.75

3 2 0 , 036 ,2
100

1 4 , 749 ,5
4.61

1 7 , 298,1
5.41

9 5 , 332 ,9
29.79

5 2 , 768,1
16.49

X

4 5 , 4 8 7 ,0
14.21

3 1 , 23 8 ,9
9.76

6 3 , 161,7
19.73

1911-

. - $

4 6 , 93 5 ,0
11.83

4 8 , 277,1
12.16

3 0 , 589,3 2 7 1 , 058,3
7.71
68.30

3 9 6 . 859 ,7
100

1 , 787 ,5
0.45

6 , 682 ,9 1 2 6 , 924 ,2
31.98
1.69

8 9 , 030 ,9
22.43

X

6 5 , 092 ,2
16.40

2 9 , 303,1
7.38

7 8 , 03 8 ,9
19.67

3 4 , 01 0 ,5
8.80

5 0 , 7 2 5 ,8
13.12

3 1 , 62 7 ,0 2 7 0 , 188,5
8.18
69.90

3 8 6 , 551 ,8
100

3 , 401 .0
0.88

4 , 777 ,7 1 0 1 , 191,7
26.18
1.23

8 0 , 148.2
20.73

8 7 , 01 0 ,0
22.51

X

6 7 , 942 ,2
17.58

3 1 , 598 ,8
8.18

1 0 , 4 8 2 ,2
2.71

5 2 , 193,0
12.94

6 1 , 563,1
15.27

3 3 , 987,3 2 5 5 , 503,2
8.43
63.36

4 0 3 , 246 ,5
100

1 8 , 985 ,0
4.70

3 . 968 ,8
0.99

7 9 , 904 ,7
19.82

1 9 , 687 ,2 1 3 1 , 651 ,2
4.88
32.65

X

1 0 7 , 72 6 ,2
26.71

3 1 , 081 ,3
7.71

1 0 , 242,1
2.54

7 2 , 8 5 8 ,5
15.37

6 5 , 233,1
13.77

3 9 , 383 ,7 2 9 6 , 599,1
8.30
62.56

4 7 4 , 07 4 ,4
100

1 4 , 522 ,5
3.07

246 ,5
0.05

7 1 , 522,1
15.09

7 6 , 766 ,2 1 5 2 , 77 5 .8
16.19
32.23

X

1 0 7 , 192,6
22.61

3 9 , 748 ,9
8.38

1 1 , 2 9 9 ,8
2.38

6 0 , 970 ,5
12.23

7 8 , 268,1
15.70

5 4 , 688,3 3 0 4 , 631,1
10.97
61.10

4 9 8 , 558 ,0
100

2 , 05 9 ,9
0.41

3 0 ,0
0.01

8 5 , 203,1
17.09

4 6 , 369,1 1 9 2 , 310 ,2
9.30
38.57

X

1 1 7 , 287 ,7
23.53

4 3 , 5 2 6 ,0
8.73

1 1 , 7 7 2 ,0
2.36

4 2 , 593 ,5 1 0 4 , 4 1 8 ,5
9.32
22.84

5 1 , 594,7 2 5 8 , 534,3
11.29
56.55

4 5 7 , 141 ,0
100

2 , 4 2 5 ,0
0.53

1 , 265 ,5 1 2 5 , 43 3 ,2
0.28
27.44

7 9 , 520 ,9 1 0 4 , 89 0 ,8
17.38
22.95

X

9 2 , 489 ,7
20.23

3 8 , 38 0 ,2
8.40

1 2 , 73 5 ,7
2.79

1 5 , 612 ,3 1 5 0 , 416 ,9
3.46
33.35

X

1 1 9 , 62 6 ,2
26.51

4 1 , 869 ,3
9.27

1 8 , 46 0 ,4
4.09

X

9 8 , 401 ,3
30.18

7 3 , 7 6 9 ,0
24.88

3 0 , 0 6 6 ,0
10.14

2 7 , 674 ,2 2 7 8 , 3 2 2 ,9 1 4 9 , 596 ,5
4 01
40.25
21.63

5 8 , 5 5 6 ,5
8.46
3 4 , 3 5 0 ,6
5.03

Y ea r.

1901

—

$

%
1 9 0 2 _____$
%

1 9 0 3 ____ S
%

1904.

. - $

%
1905-

- - $

%
1906.

. - $

%
1907-

. - $

%

1908-

- - $

%
1 9 0 9 .- .8

%

1912-

. . $
%

1 9 1 3 _____S
%

1914-

- . $
%

1915-

. - $
%

1 0 1 6 _____S
%

G ra n d
T o ta l.

Per

3H

C e n t. P e r

C e n t. P e r

8 0 , 592,1
44.02

C e n t. P e r

1 9 . 41 9 ,6 1 2 0 , 130,3
9.63
59.55
8 , 30 2 ,9
3.65

9 8 , 25 1 ,9
43.16

4H

C en t. P er

C e n t. P e r

C en t. P er

5

C en t. P er

1917-

. - $

5 2 , 636,1
11.66

8 2 , 2 5 3 ,5
18.23

4 4 , 851 ,9 2 7 1 , 537 ,2
9.94
60.17

4 5 1 , 27 8 ,7
100

9 , 000 ,0
1.99

7 3 0 ,0
0.16

9 5 , 563 ,6
21.17

1918-

- - $

3 8 , 687 ,0
13.05

6 1 , 54 7 ,5
20.73

2 5 , 201,1 1 7 1 , 084 ,8
8.53
57.69

2 9 6 , 520 ,4
100

2 , 4 7 6 ,0
0.80

2 ,0
0.05

1 8 , 681 ,8
6.30

7 4 , 407 ,3 2 2 6 , 677,7
32.78
10.76

7 7 , 419 ,9 3 1 3 , 014 ,0
11.19
45.27

6 9 1 , 518 ,9
100

4 , 25 0 ,0
0.61

5 ,0
0.01

1 9 , 310 ,8
2.79

8 7 , 607 ,3 1 3 4 , 36 1 ,9 1 0 1 , 568,1 3 5 9 , 650 ,9
52.64
12.82
19.67
14.87

6 8 3 , 188,2
100

3 3 1 ,5
0.00

1 4 , 500 ,0
2.17

2 4 , 232 ,7
3.55

3 , 373 ,0
0.49

7 0 , 549 ,9
10.33

8 , 903 ,0 1 9 4 , 24 5 ,8 3 3 2 , 701 ,7
1.30
28.43
48.70

3 2 , 892 ,2
2.72

3 , 312 ,0 1 2 5 , 009 ,7
0.27
10.34

3 f i 393,1 329
ft ftftft 828 8
3.01
27.27
54~26

9 5

8 4 ,0 1 0 5 , 015 ,6 1 3 0 , 693 ,9 2 1 8 , 822 ,6
0.01
9.53
11.86
19.86

5 6 , 131,6 3 0 6 , 860 ,6 2 5 1 , 785 ,3
5.09
27.85
22.85

3 1 , 99 3 ,7
2.90

2 3 2 , 725,1 1 7 0 , 4 8 6 ,6 1 5 2 , 048,1 5 0 7 , 860 ,0 1 , 0 6 3 , 119,8
100
16.04
14.30
47.77
21.89

9 8 , 4 1 3 ,0 1 0 1 , 944 ,4 2 7 1 , 985,1 1 3 7 , 851 ,6 2 3 6 , 71 4 ,9 2 0 3 , 272 ,3
9.26
9.59
25.58
12.97
22.27

1 2 , 93 8 ,4

- $ 2 4 9 , 51 6 ,7 2 0 6 , 823,1 1 7 4 , 407,1 7 6 8 , 206 ,2 1 , 3 9 8 , 953,1
12.47
54.92
100
17.83
14.78
%

3 , 9 4 9 ,0 1 5 0 , 118,5 3 3 9 , 067 ,2 2 9 1 , 179,1 1 0 9 , 163,1 2 8 0 , 8 9 4 ,0 2 0 2 , 8 1 7 ,5
0.28
10.73
24.25
7.80
20.81
20.07
14.50

2 1 , 7 6 4 ,7
1.56

%
%

1919-

. . $
%

1920.

. - $
%

1921

$ 2 9 0 , 892 ,9 2 0 4 , 3 2 0 ,5 1 4 1 , 76 9 ,6 5 7 1 , 785,3 1 , 2 0 8 , 768 ,3
47.34
24.11
16.76
100
11.79
%

1922.

- - $

%
1923-

- . $

%
1924-

-

1925-

- - $

1 92 6 -

- - $

%
%

x 4%

1 4 7 , 159,3 2 1 1 , 47 8 ,0 1 6 4 , 628 ,7 5 7 8 , 651,3 1 , 1 0 1 , 917 ,3
14.94
52.51
100
13.36
19.19

53 0 .0
0.05

4 , 414 ,5
1.48

6 8 , 709 ,8
23.17

2 1 , 641 ,7 1 3 2 , 161,2
3.13
19.11

f )80 Q

1 6 1 , 919 ,4 2 2 9 , 4 1 4 ,4 1 9 8 , 054 ,5 810,249,7 1 , 3 9 9 , 638 ,0
11.57
16.39
JO
O
14.15
57.89

8 0 0 ,0 2 6 9 , 678,7 301,746,0 3 1 8 , 329 ,0
19.27
0.06
21.56
22.74

7 6 , 397 ,0 2 0 2 , 131,3 200,002,0
5.46
14.44
14.33

2 9 , 9 5 3 ,3
2.14

1 3 0 , 57 3 ,9 2 0 4 , 4 1 6 ,9 1 7 2 , 323 ,3 8 5 7 , 743 ,3 1,365,057,4
14.97
12.62
62.84
100
9.57

105 .0 2 1 1 , 869 .6 286,915,6 3 4 1 , 910,3
.01
15.52
21.02
25.05

76,223,1 214,578,8 198,503,7

3 4 , 951 ,3

5.58

% bonds in these years, if there w any, are included in the am
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ount un the head “U
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