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Vol. 96.

NEW YORK, MAY 31 1913

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THE MUNICIPAL BOND SALES OF 1912.
In reviewing the municipal bond sales for the
calendar year 1912 the same characteristics are
observable as was the case in 1911. In other words,
there are two distinctive features, namely the magnitude of the sales and the rise in interest rate or
decline in prices. This last means, on the one hand,
that municipalities are obliged to pay more for their
borrowings, and, on the other hand, that purchasers
are netting an improving rate of return on their
investments in this class of obligations. The aggregate of the year's sales fell but little below that of
the year preceding, when it was of exceptional dimensions. In 1911 a total of $396,859,646 of State
and municipal bonds was disposed of; in 1912 the
sales reached $386,551,828. For the two years
combined, therefore, the huge total of $783,411,474
of bonds of this class was put out.
To indicate how much larger the totals are now
than they were but a short time back, it is necessary
only to turn to the results for 1907 and 1906. In
1907 $227,643,208 of bonds were placed, and in 1906
$201,743,346, as against the $386,551,828 for 1912
and the $396,859,646 for 1911. In the five-year
interval, therefore, the sales have nearly doubled.
The increase is the more significant inasmuch as the
1906 total was really the largest ever registered up
to that time in a year of normal conditions. In
1904 a maximum of $250,754,946 had been recorded,
but in that year, as has been many times pointed
out in these columns, the bond disposals were large
or special reasons, conditions in 1903 having been




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such that many bond negotiations had to be deferred
until the next year. With the exception of 1904, a
total of $200,000,000 was never reached prior to
1906, while in the period immediately preceding
904 the average of the yearly sales was only about
$150,000,000 a year, the amounts having been $152,281,050 for 1903, $152,846,335 for 1902 and $149,498,689 for 1901. Contrasted with these relatively
small totals for 1901, 1902 and 1903, the $386,551,828
disposals for 1912 and the $396,859,646 for 1911
obviously indicate very great expansion.
Nevertheless it would be rather hasty to conclude
that these large salesfurnish any substantial ground for
uneasiness or reflect municipal recklessness. No doubt
many of our municipalities are incurring new obligations with a considerable degree of freedom and are
also spending money on ventures which until a
dozen or more years ago were not considered strictly
within the scope of municipal work in this country,
more especially public utility undertakings. We
adhere, however., to the views expressed on previous
occasions, n'amely that in the main these extensive
new issues indicate normal outlays in behalf of the
proper development of out cities and towns.
As supporting the inference here expressed, a fact
which should not be overlooked is that it is in the
newer parts of the country, where most devOopment
is going on, that the increase in the output of new
issues is especially pronounced. For the purpose
of emphasizing this point, and to confirm the correctness of the view taken,we present here a table given
before by us (but with the 1912 figures added on)
and which shows the distribution of the bond sales
for the last ten years among the different geographical
divisions of the country.
Calendar Years.

I

1912.

1911.

1910.

1909.

1908,

$
$
$
$
$
1
North Atlantic Div. 161,386,631 183,316,289 147,241,669 158,499,538 176,065,777
North Central Div
95,793,261 77,979,550 72,476,823 65,208,923 65,292,723

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Total

257,179,892 261,295,839 219,718,492 223,708,461 241,308,500

South Atlantic Div_ 23,740,800 20,785,700 22,623,800 15,173,700 20,142,500
South Central Div._ 37,157,894 43,501,670 24,873,499 44,732,415 18,891,139
Western or Pac. Div 68,473,242 71,276,437 52,820,390 55,809,984 33,455,410
Total
Grand total
Calendar Years,

129,371,936 135,563,807 100,317,689 115,716,099 72,489,049
386,551,828 396,859,646 320,036,181 339,424,560 313,797,599
1907.

1906.

1905.

1904.

1903.

$
$
$
$
$
North Atlantic Div 138,719,282 106,695,964 94,849,346 161,351,192 84,593,197
North Central Div.. 48,518,220 55,429,660 48,471,078 57,302,131 43,843,010
Total

187,237,502 162,125,624 143,320,424 218,653,323 128,436,207

9,056,500 6,642,880 10,780,500 7,268,940
South Atlantic Div.
17,787,328 18,147.902 11,513,667 12,064,856
South Central Div
Western or Pac. Div, 13,561,878 14,826,940 17,465,432 12,767,827
Total
Grand total

3,990,100
9,990,485
9,864,258

40,405,706 39,617,722 39,759,599 32,101,623 23,844,843
227,643.208 201,743,346 183,080,023 250,754,946 152,281,050

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STATE AND CITY SECTION.

It will be seen that the North Atlantic tier of States
(comprising New England, together with New York,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania) and the North Central
division (embracing Ohio,Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin,
Iowa, Missouri, the two
Dakotas andMinnesota,
Nebraska and Kansas) continue to
contribute the bulk of the year's sales, they accounting for $257,179,892 out of the grand total of $386,551,828. The fact remains, however, that the preponderance of this group over the rest of the country
is no longer so pronounced as it was a short time ago.
In 1904, for example, the total of the new bond
issues by the two groups first referred to was $218,653,323, while the aggregate for the rest of the
country was no more than $32,101,623. For 1912,
on the other hand, the sales for the rest of the
country were $129,371,936. In the one case the
increase in the eight years has been $38,526,569,
in the other case it has been $97,270,313. The
marked expansion in this last instance must be taken
to reflect the need chiefly of the newer communities
in the remoter parts of the country. As bearing
on that point, too, it should be noted that all the
different sections share in the increase in a notable
degree, but that the Pacific section is distinguished
beyond all others for the amount of its addition.
In the South Atlantic division the increase between
1904 and 1912 has been from $7,268,940 to $23,740,800; in the South Central division from $12,064,856 to $37,157,894 and in the Pacific Division
from $12,767,827 to no less than $68,473,242.
It is, furthermore, significant that the growth in
municipal bond issues is not due to increased contributions by the more prominent municipalities.
As a matter of fact, some of these are putting out
smaller amounts of new bonds than they did some
years ago. New York. City made one very large
public offering in 1912, namely $65,000,000 of 43
/0
in May, besides which $3,401,000 more of bonds
were sold to the different sinking funds during 1912,
making the total of new bond issues for the twelve
months $68,401,000. In 1911 this city sold altogether $61,790,441, of which $1,790,441 was taken
by the city's sinking fund. Both amounts seem
large but in 1907 the aggregate of new issues reached
$79,100,195 (of which $3,289,195 were taken by the
sinking funds), while in 1904, when the total was
large, for special reasons, the aggregate of the sales
was $86,825,742, of which $11,825,742 went to the
sinking funds. Boston, in 1912, disposed of $5,275,000 of bonds, which compares with $3,431,500 in
1911, but with $8,584,700 in 1905 and $8,392,800 in
1904. Philadelphia put out an aggregate of only
$5,425,000 of new issues in 1912, as against $13,450,000 in 1911, $19,375,000 in 1908 and $16,000,000 in
1904. Chicago and its sanitary and park districts
have only $1,713,000 of new issues to their credit for
1912, against $6,037,500 in 1911, $9,025,000 in 1910
and $14,675,000 in 1904.
Some other Western cities, in addition to Chicago,
have been putting out diminished amounts of bonds
in recent years; this is particularly true of Cincinnati,
whose sales for 1912 were only $2,801,567 and for
1911 but $1,574,601, against $6,408,885 in 1910,
$5,096,543 in 1909,$9,302,132 in 1906 and $4,137,109
in 1904. Generally speaking, however, Western and
Southern municipalities have greatly enlarged their
demands upon the money and investment markets,
and on the Pacific Coast particularly the municipal
bond offerings during 1912 were heavy. Thus,
Cleveland placed $5,812,000 of new bonds in 1912,
against $3,629,665 in 1911 and $2,536,460 in 1904.
Los Angeles was on the market with no less than
$9,696,000 of bonds, against $5,066,000 in 1911 and
no more than $737,500 in 1904, while San Francisco
placed $8,166,000, against only $2,551,000 in 1911
and $2,099,800 in 1904. Of the municipalities that
put out varying amounts from year to year, Pittsburgh sold $2,833,000 of new bonds in 1912, against
$1,510,000 in 1911; Columbus, Ohio, $1,409,500,




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against $1,175,000, and Baltimore, $5,000,000,
against $2,947,900; but in Jersey City the emissions reached only $978,100, against $8,033,254, and
for Newark, N. J., only $1,163,000, against $3,450,000.
The inference seems fairly deducible, therefore,
that the great expansion in municipal bond issues
within recent years has followed in very large part
as a result of an increased output by the smaller
civic divisions throughout the country.
Not less striking than the magnitude of the municipal sales is the appreciation in interest rates. There
was during 1912 no such sensational advance in the
rates on municipal borrowings as has occurred the
present year within the last two months and which
found noteworthy expression in last week's experience of New York City in floating a $45,000,000
new issue of bonds, where it was found necessary to
raise the rate of interest to 432% and where the city,
notwithstanding the higher interest rate, was able
to realize only the merest trifle of a fraction above
par on the sale. But the tendency towards higher
rates continued, nevertheless, in evidence.
A feature of the municipal bond market during
March, April and May 1913 has been the large
numbers of offerings in different parts of the country
which failed to find takers because the rates of interest were not attractive enough. There was nothing
of this kind during 1912—at least not on a scale to
merit comment, though the fact should not escape
attention that New York State on June 6 1912
offered $25,950,000 4s, consisting of $20,000,000
50-year bonds ($12,000,000 being canal bonds and
$8,000,000 highway bonds),$5,000,000 30-year barge
canal terminal bonds and $950,000 1-to-10-year
(serial) State reservation bonds, and while disposing of the whole amount of the 50-year bonds at
a trifling premium (100.223), did not quite succeed
in selling all the remainder of the bonds. Time was,
and not so very long ago either, when a 4% State
bond, particularly of New York State, was looked
upon as the very choicest thing of a gilt-edged
character in the investment line and when any such
offering was sure to be enormously over-subscribed.
We may contrast the result of this 1912 sale, when
the $20,000,000 50-year bonds were awarded at an
average price of only 100.223, with the experience of
the State in marketing several issues of bonds during
1911. The State put out $10,000,000 new canal 4s
in April 1911 and was able to realize 104.3022 for
the same; $12,500,000 4s offered in July for highways
and for the Palisades Park brought an average of
only 103.80, while in December 1911 a further issue
of $10,000,000 canal 4s netted no more than 101.04
and the 1912 issue brought only 100.223.
New York City, as already stated, made only one
public offering in 1912, namely $65,000,000 41/0
in May; and while this loan was placed on far better
terms than the $45,000,000 sale of 4s just concluded in 1913,the result was, nevertheless, not quite
so favorable as in the case of the loan placed in 1911,
and still less favorable than for the years immediately
preceding. The price obtained in 1912 was 100.747,
making the cost of the money to the city 4.21%.
The4s placed the present month went at an average
price of 100.159, making the cost of the money to
the city 4.49%, a quite remarkable change in a
single period of twelve months. And the further
back we go the more unfavorable the contrast becomes. In 1911 the city sold $60,000,000 41/0 and
obtained 100.90, making the cost of the money
4.207%. In 1908 after the large sale of 41As
for February, a sale of $12,000,000 4s was made in
November at which an average price of 102.385 was
obtained, giving an income yield of only 3.89%.
From this return of 3.89% at the close of 1908 to
the present month's rate of 4.49% obviously marks
a noteworthy advance.
While in the case of some municipalities the upward movement was not very striking, in others it

was very marked. Boston, Mass., in January sold
$500,000 45-year 4s at 108.23, making the income
basis 3.62%, but in Septemberfpbtained only 101.37
for $4,089,000 34-year (average) 4s, raising the
income basis to 3.927%. Passaic, N. J., placed
2s in January at 106.254, but in
$109,000 30-year 43/
June obtained only 104.90 for $106,000 of the same
class. Buffalo got 102.403 for $545,000 43is in
February but did very little better than par when
selling $1,284,800 41/0 in September. Fall River,
Mass., borrowed on a 3.57% basis in February and
then paid 3.625% in March, 3.86% in July and
3.939% in September.
Money market conditions during 1912 were not
quite so favorable to new bond flotations as in 1911.
But it can hardly be said that there was any actual
stringency or even undue tension, though call loans
several times during the year temporarily touched
high figures and time loans commanded good figures
the latter part of the year.
We may suppose that the fact that the interest
rate has been rising had much to do with the ability
of our municipalities to place such greatly enlarged
amounts of their obligations. Certainly the popularity of municipal bond issues would be enhanced
as the yield to the investor improved. During the
last dozen years there has been a wonderful augmentation in yield. A decade ago it was quite
uncommon to find a municipal bond bearing more
than 4% interest and 33/2% issues and even 3%
issues were prevailing types. Now the bulk of the
issues bears more than 4% interest and just at the
moment it seems difficult to find a market even
for 4% issues. We have prepared the following
table to indicate the aggregate of the bonds put
out at the different interest rates for 1901, for 1906
and for 1911 and 1912. We exclude New York City
sinking fund takings, which are usually 3% issues,
since these furnish no criterion of market conditions.
COMPARATIVE INTEREST RATES, EXCLUDING NEW YORK CITY'S
SINKING FUND TAKINGS.
1912.
$

PCof
Total

1911.
$

PC of
Total

1906.
$

PC o
Total

1901.
$

PC oi
Total

7,000 0.02 5,257,456 2.77 19,971,249114.25
____
3 per cent..
33' per cent 4,777,700 1.25 6,682,900 1.67 19.169,65010.0. 68,693,268 49.00
4 per cent __ 101,191,665 26.41 126,914.22932.12 120,130,28063.22 27,576,476'19.67
229,000 0.17
254,000 0.13
Oi percent 80,148,19220.92 69,955,29017.71
5,214,978 3.72
43i per cent 87,009,99422.71 89,0,30,884 22.54 14,598,010 7.6
5 per cent__ 67,942,26017.73 65,092,185116.48 17,436,088 9.18 0,301,985 6.63
Higher than
5 per cent 31,598,817 8.25 29,303,1081 7.42 7,146,959 3.76 2,758,797 1.97
Unknown dz
Unusual. 10,482,200 2.73 8,083,609 2.04 6,027,828 3.07 6,439,746, 4.59
i----i 00.0
Total._ _ _ 383,150,828 100.0395,069,205 100.0 190,020,271 100.0 140,185,4991

It will be observed that in 1901,out of a total of
$140,185,499 bonds placed, no less than $116,240,993,
or 82.92% of the whole, consisted of 3s, 33/25 and 4s,
the 3s forming much the larger part, comprising
$68,693,268, or nearly one-half of the year's sales.
In 1912,on the other hand, with the total of the sales
raised to $383,150,828, not a single 3% bond was
floated and only $4,777,700 33's. The 4s aggregated $101,191,665, but formed only 26.41% of the
whole. The 43is Amounted to $80,148,192, or
20.92%, the 43/2s to $87,009,994, or 22.71% and the
5s to $67,942,260, or 17.73%. In other words, no
less than $235,100,446 of the year's issues, or 61.36%
of the whole, were 43is 4s and 5s. The 434%
issues came so much into vogue with the inability
any longer to float 4s that in our detailed table we
have set aside for the first time a separate column
for bonds bearing that rate of interest. The experience thus far in 1913, however, would seem to indicate that this rate of interest is likely quickly to become a thing of the past.
To complete our analysis of the bond disposals of
1912 we furnish herewith a comparison of the new
bond issues according to the purposes for which they
were used or created. The bulk of the new issues
each year is for five main purposes, namely water,
streets and bridges, sewerage and drainage, schools
and school-buildings and public buildings generally.




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STATE AND CITY SECTION.

MAY, 1913.]

The total under the five heads combined amounts
for 1912 to $251,465,656, which compares with
$282,960,420 in 1911, $224,268,652 in 1910, $235,358,294 in 1909, $226,434,801 in 1908, $167,659,934
in 1907 and $136,034,202 in 1906.
1912.
$

P Co
Told

1911.
$

PC of
Total

1910.
$

PCo
Total

1909.
$

PC of
Total

Grand total.386,551,828 100.. 396,859,646 100.0 320,036,181 100.0339,424 560 100.0
Refunding _ 14,872,351 3.85 17,601,571 4.44 18,935,016 5.92 18,460,308 5.44
Net addit'n. 371,679,47796.1, 379,258,07595.56 301.101.16594.0: 320,964,25294.56
Water _ . 59,853,70715.4: 75,492,694 19.02 54,610,53. 17.06 63,901,768 18.83
Sts. mails,
bridges,cia 89,407,92623.13 88,449,90322.29 66,015,894 20.63 71,269.111 21.00
Sewers __ __ 25,982,346 6.72 33,503,438 8.44 27,727,584 8.66 25,659,228 7.55
45,588,24411.79 47,388,546 11.94 41,415,45712.94 41,180,09612.13
Schools
Building;._ 30,633,433 7.93 38,125,839 9.61 34,499,178 10.78 33,348,091 9.84
Parks. _ 13,280,021 3.4 16,575,196 4.18 5,302,376 1.66 6,961,464 2.06
Light dr- gas 7,734,613 2.0. 3,417,763 0.86 2,266,552 0.71 2,239,133 0.66
Funding dr
improvel 18,384,068 4.76 17,839,803 4.49 12,193,243 3.81 22,254,859 6.55
Ifiscell _ _ _. 80,815,119 20.91 58,464,893 14.73 57,070,342 17.83 54,150,502 15.94
Total net.371,679,477 96.15 379,258,075 )5.56 301,101,135)4.08 320,964,25294.56

After apportioning the amounts under the different
heads, an aggregate of $80,815,119 remains for 1912,
it will be seen, under the designation "miscellaneous,"
and the amounts for other years are also large. In explanation it should be said that this item comprises
mainly bonds issued for special purposes,like the canal
and canal terminal bonds of New York State (of which
$15,406,500 were put out in 1912)and the dock bonds
and the rapid transit bonds of this city ($20,000,000
rapid transit bonds having been put out), purposes of
not sufficiently common occurrence to warrant our
providing an extra column for the same in our fullpage compilation. A footnote to the detailed table
on the following page gives the leading items that
go to make up the "miscellaneous" column.
In conclusion, we will reiterate what we have said
in previous years, namely that our figures deal only
with issues of a permanent character-such as, by
their nature, constitute a real addition to the debts of
the municipalities. We rigidly exclude floating-debt
obligations and everything of a temporary nature, and
we are careful also to avoid duplication or the inclusion of loans that do not belong in the footings. As
the best explanation of our reasons for excluding floating debt obligations, we may refer to the case of this
city, which during 1912 issued no less than $162,884,716 of temporary obligations in anticipation of taxes,
but redeemed $173,775,663 of the same class of obligations; and also issued $85,177,467 of corporate stock
notes (a new form of obligation), but retired $73,581,950 of these same notes. We also omit from
our totals the bond issues made by Canadian municipalities and by our Island Possessions.
In order that the reader may know what the grand
aggregate of the sales for the twelve months would be,
with all these various items included, we will say that
the total in that event would be over $780,000,000.
The actual municipal bond sales for the twelve months
within the territorial limits of the United States
were, we have seen, $386,551,828; the temporary
loans reached $290,850,209; sales by Canadian
municipalities (including a $25,000,000 Dominion
loan and $10,639,700 Provincial loans) were $84,096,241, general fund bonds of New York City $17,500,000, and general fund bonds of Baltimore $300,000, besides which Hawaii sold $1,500,000 bonds and
Porto Rico $100,000, making a grand total of $780,898,278.
A full page tabular presentation of the sales of a permanent character within the limits of the United
States for the late year appears on the following page.
In giving this compilation, we are continuing a
practice begun by us with the bond transactions of
1901. The table presents the details of the sales
in very elaborate form showing the disposals for
'leading geographical group
each State and for each
or division, and indicates also the purposes for which
the bonds were issued and the amounts put out at
the several rates of interest, besides apportioning
the issues among the different civil divisions by
whose authority they were created-whether State,
county, municipality or school district.

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STATE AND CITY SECTION.
ANALYSIS OF MUNICIPAL BOND SALES FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1912.

STATES AND
GEOGRAPHICAL
DIVISIONS.

Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania

RATES OF INTEREST.
Grand
Total.

State
Bonds.

778,000
625,000
250,000
284,000
15,755,561 1,315,000
908,000
600,000
1,579,000
113,706.653 23,971,500
9,891.817
17,858,600

North Atlantic Div'n 161,386,631 26,136,500
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida

270,000
8,174,900 2,377,000
4,307,100
1.586,400
3.668,000
550,000
1,107,000
2,115,000
2.512,400

South Atlantic Divis. 23,740,800 2,927,000
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas

41,430,212
5,086,313
5,115,000
7.184,580
3,420,228
7,426.432
3,325,395
3,413,248
1.238.083
1,255,300
12,750,909
4,147,561

-11051545
124,000

North Central Divis. 95,793,261
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas

2,421.132
533,000
204,000
4.925,000
1,675,500 1,325.000
254.900
1,375.275
10,000
353,000
175,000
1,768,709
10,613,392
7,485,347
37.396,987 2,600,000

Western Division ___ 68,473,242 4,643,000
Grand total

20,000
25,000
260,000
185.000
1,822,340 1,296,600
930,050
1,741,250
3.694,400 2,073,100

105,000
237,000
997.000
330,000
495,000
312,000
260,000
803,000

20,000
121.600
909,000
45,500
121,000
10,000

100%

STATES AND
GEOGRAPHICAL
DIVISIONS.

Total
Bonds.

8.80%

Salm)
•Tew Hampshire
rermont
ifassachusetts
thode Island
onnecticut
iew York
gew Jersey
'ennsylvania

$

45,000

6,532,700 54.976,060 78,394,463 16,164,001 3,300,972

21,441 1,996,994

1,000,000

118,000
130,000
110,000
175,000
310,200
799,500
2,169,882

4,677,582 6,752,960 52,399.700

13.12%

$

8.18%

69.90%

442.000

2.11%

For
1Vater.

Streets and
Bridgas.

Sewers and
Drainage.

$

s

$

North Central Div'n 95,793,261 4,784,073 91,009,188 17,462,340 24,975,437

'

South Central Div'n. 37,157,894
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California

-_

Western Division
Grand total

5,296,900 7,761,400 1.976,000

269,000

882,629 12,630,921 6,473,923
74,497
225,600 1,734,822
330.718
261,690
150,000 1,179,500 1,003.600
493,400
3,101,150
485,040
325,500
132,760
100,000 2,220,500
349,568
50,000
633,000 1,762,333
635,070
1,594.950
599,400
765,245
671.000 1,445,000
894,248
468,500
48.500
200,000
821,500
86.000
8,716,500
763,345 3,052,964
1,594,000 1.897.648
255,257

447,231
326,848
268,000
183.500
2,900
90,404
365,800
169,000

20,000

147,800
218.100
218,100
400,650

144,400

913,000

1,315,000
2,610,961

883,100
364,632
80,000
99,000
700,500 4,174,500
289,000
261,500
152.900
102,000
750,000
526,175
44,100
161,000
585,500 1,000,209
4,155,000 3,063,100 2,851,792
200.000
765,838 5,048.885
17,641,750 14,285,914 2,003,969

4,255,361

24,834,750 21,332,027 16,201,587 1,407,517

50,000
1,125,000

10,000
175,000

116,000
25,000

45.000
17,000
93,000
543,50(1
155,624
412,393

26.18%

20.73%

22.51%

17.58%

8.18%

2.71%

ISSUED FOR THE FOLLU 1NU PURPOSES.
Schools and General
Parks and Elec. Light Funding dr
Sch. Mos. Buildings. Museums. and Gas. Improv't.

$

$

$

$

$

liftmen.

$

1,935,900

68,000
20,000
145,000
13,000
1,150,900 1,694,800

197,000

50,000
1,377,156
355,500
602,100

60,000
125,000
6,268,469 5,493,455
3,388,950 1,100.000
2,694,800 3,019,113

150,000
3.331,243
345,500
208,000

71,000
105,000
24,000
244,000 6,250,672
23,000
345,000
60,000
32,000
956,213 45,505,736
1.094.000
991,100
4,500 1,034,500 2,164,887

4,320,656 13,796,119 11,445,368

4,231,743

297,500 4,066,713 55,172,395

5,228,669 16,905,469
26,404 1,748,811
278,900
403,200
1,262,000 1,964,708
1,547,000
153,000
256,050 1,547,365
195,515
41,891
309,000
984,000
39,000
131,000
165,500
44,000
7,327,300
394,300
702,702
781,993

873,593 40,556,619
41,430,212
5,086,313 1,055,520 4,030,793
5,115,000
30,000 5,085,000
90,000 7,094,580
7,184,580
3,420,228
177,900 3.242,328
184,300 7,242,132
7,426,432
3,325,395
576,000 2,749,395
3,413,248
18,000 3,395,248
1,238,083
18,500 1,219,583
1,255,300
46,800 1,208,500
12,750,909
860,800 11,890,109
4,147,561
852,660 3,294,901

1,158,854
4,484,838
1,537,200
3,482,000
1,979,500
17,615,836
3,705,626
3,194,040

20,000
125,000
7,500
82,500
14,000
20,000

8,178,700 101,191,665 80,148.192 87,009.994 67,942,260 31,598,817 10,482,200

7,485,200

Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas

127,000
203.000203,000
966,500
58,000
72,500
549,000

6,438.000 19,567,286 6,280,158 4,188,450

528.850
494,282
89,000
115.000
190,500 4,616,500
96.500
124,000
144,900
719,550
470,725
55.000
123,000
518,200
940.309
1,282,180 8,531,712
393,450 7,091,897
2,734,830 29,892.275 (3%s)442,000

3outh Atlantic Div'n_ 23,740,800 1,144,500 22,596,300 2,936,234
3hio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas

107,000
1,350,600
1,175,900
1,044,000
825,000
1,295,500
1,963,400

684,000

865,000

50,000
2,000,000
70,833
52,400
512,150
'85,000
120,500
178,000

179,400

7,417,500

20,000

120,000
616,900
2,498,000
100,000
1,025,000
210,000
727,000

16,233,003 2,745,837 18,179.054

155.000
2,944,000
1,327,000
345,000
1,462,700
364,000
190,000
697,500

588,500
200,000

150,000
6,411.000
206,500
100,000
550.000

10,000

204,000 33,858,744 1.733,729 34,276,343 15,980.575 7,119,631 2.620,239

225,000
8,174,900 1,079,900
4,175,500
357,834
1,586,400
220,000
3,079,500
264,000
907,000
176,000
2,115,000
584,000
2,333,000
254,500

131,600

$

573,000
139,000
89,854
23,000
2,835,000
447,000
648,988
203,850
100,000 1,124,000
119,600
193,600
50,000 1,680,300 1,457,700
294,000
50,000 1,535,500
394,000
328,557 2,500,000
2,830,000 11,957.279
2,152,167 1,354.459
199,000
532,040 2,281,000
381,000

North Atlantic Divis. 161,386,631 4,003,078 157,383,553 26,921,675 37,131,384
270,000
8,174,000
4,307,100
1,586,400
3,668,000
1,107,000
2,115,000
2,512,400

Higher
Unknown
than
and
Per Cent. 5 Per Cent. Unusual.

334,000
350,000

778,000
63,000
715,000
176,000
30,000
375,000
625,000
250,000
250,000
284,000
284,000
60,000
27,000
15,755,561
57,128 15,698,433 1,506,000 2,473,161
908,000
60,000
848,000
175,000
650,000
505,000 1,074,000
1,579,000
50,000
234,000
113.706.653 1,929,250 111,777,403 23,219,675 25,593,456
215,900 9,675,917
9,891,817
501,500 1,899.367
922,800 16,935,800 1,233,500 5,974,400
17,858,600

3elaware
daryland
tirginia
rest Virginia
gorth Carolina
;outh Carolina
3eorgia
Florida

Pe;!Pent.

981,354
2,609,838
862,200
1,362,700
1,356,000
8.125,960
1,864,962
1,016,040

Of Which
Leasing
for
Net
Refunding. Additions.

$

Per Cent.

9,441 1,852,594
12,000
49,600
84,800

7,477,635 25,790,587
20,921,011
744,335 1,847,549
2,206635
1,201,800 3,512,700
2;020;500
1,300,500 4,654,080 (35is) 55,000 3,034,390
171.500 2.826,160 (33is) 25,000
589.500
1,287,503 3,856,507
4,255,625
1,700,500
616,740
455,000 1,888,248 (31is)124,000
110,000
422.083
721,083
337.500
127,000
775,300
707,700 11,842,574
775,800 2,411,761

386,551.828 34,010,500 50,725,774 31,627,003 270,188,551

Per Cent

4I

Per Cent.

24,000
161,000
175,000
100,000
7,287,196 1,069,810
5,154,305 1,671,062
3,423,500
399,100

145,000
5,560,900 (33•65)1000,000
3.188,500
347,400
2,577.500
674,000
1,845,000
1,709,400

3,539,000 1,227,100 16,047,700
8,161,990
2,494.429
400,500
1,230,000
422,568
2,102,422
1,008,155
946,000
478,500
353,000
200,635
960,000

3 and 3%
Per Cent.

$
1
778,000
778,000
355,000 (33is)450,000
175,000
259,000
250,000
14,180.561 (33is)1855.200 13,739.361
308,000
733,000
1,394,000
770,000
709,000
86,616,213
'
03,651,000 26,680,149 73,156,463
7,220,517 (3 s)316,100 1,714,750
974,000
12,091,100 (35is)260,400 10,135,800 3,555,000

7,517,990 4,529.750 123,202,391

85,000
92,500
1,875,000
658,000
17,000
2,119,300
250.000
373,500
8,067,236 1,422,640
1,304,467
536,197
1,874,000
304,000

South Central Divis- 37,157,894

--

!School DU- Municipal
'trict Bonds. Bonds.

304,000 18,758,199 16,371,356 60,359,706

1,158,854
4.484,838,
1,537,200
3,482,000,
1,979,500
17,615.836
3,705,626
3,194,040

Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Idaho
Washington --_Oregon
California

County
Bonds.

20,000
492,000
95,000
009,000
282,150
111,000
249,000
131,000

57,000
230,000

370,000

15,000
246,000

1,602,000
595,900
52,500
25,000

477,000
250,000

15,000

8,333 1,491,500
7,500
262,500
53,500
105,000
66,000
129,500
100,000
80,000
619,000

3,068,883

2,289,150 1,216,500

30,000

337,333 2,585,500 2,647,500

2,695,884
304,580
806,000
626,548
431,828
919,279
679,505
898,676
100,000
409,000
323.380
45,687

7,426,735 4,454,675
1,075,680
439,000
642,000
1,267,800
2,029,500
623,800
471,500
390,000
528,000
1,882,003
1,258.500
138,000
469,000
472,000
422,083
217,000
107,000
100,000
78,000
657,700
36,000
753,800

1,063,400
18,000
1,488,100
83,934
90,000
435,000
61,000
89,572
31,000

202,500

15,000

50,000
48,272

740.550
12,400
38,500
452,000
153,000
104,250
55,800
63,000
36,500
12,000
22,000
181,230

265,000
108,000

706,547 1,334,690
108,000
297,918
110,500
50,000
52,000
6,000
733,411
836,774
205,350
113,834
70,000
40,000
53,000
190,000
295,000
76,000
306,500 2,730,929
723,617
21,600

96,854
1,756,838
796,600
2,257,800
237,000
6,815,047
827,619
189,000

175,000
175,000
556,700
283,000
3,546,189
276,500
1,975,000

518,000
122,500
465,000
276,000
160,000
93,000
312,500
105,000
240,000
416,500
2,613.100 1,163,000
239.000
415,500
319,000
349,000

3,458,278 1,871,230 3,369,925 5,691,745
-.„„-,.„
19,000
675,000
625,000
71.000
106,600
26,000
102,000
-,__755,000
300,000
160,000 1,303,000
456,000
100,000
361,707
244,650
75,000
222,040
22,000

777,000 36,380,894 2,985,650 12,976,758

6,987,389

4,390,600 3,416,500

1,431,000

503,882

133,500
20,000

594,500
528,850
89,000
179,000
96,500
137,900
80,000
376,400
230,000
496,700
1,282,180
99,500
393,450
105,500
3,481,094 5,557,000

391,000
130,000
47,000
20,000
189,000
1

767,854
11,500
4,484,838
512,000
1,407,200
5,000
3,435,000
75.000
1,979,500
48,000
17,595,836 1,695,500
3,516,626
595,650
3,194,040
43,000

2,421,132
350,000 2,071,132
204,000
204,000
4,925,000
498,500 4,426,500
1,675,500 1,125,000
550,500
254,900
247,900
7,000
575,000
800,275
1,375,275
353,000
353,000
96,200 1,672,509
1,768,709
10,613,392 1,492,000 9,121,392
7,485,347
20,000 7,465,347
37,396,987
37,396.987

166,000
95,000
1.113,000
87,000
121,875

99,500
135,000
30,000
175,000

258,000
1,652,883
1,196,550
4,857,500

279.809
1,873,726
647,269
3,094,961

68,473,242 4,163,700 64,309,542 9,547,808

6.839,147

386,551,828 14,872,351 371,679,477 59,853,707 89,407,926

8,240,367 17,821,301 8,118,565

32,000
6,000
108,000
101,000
933,333
409,218
1,622,000

285,650 1,577,347 2,330,000
144,400

2,700,000

335,000
200,000

91,000
30,000
15,000
412,500
37,500
44,000
43,000
826.770
1,000,000 1,000,000
453,000
4,000 4,416.313
250,000
43,047
136,000 3,651,000 1,129,000 13,868,432

3,365,051 7,291,074 6,436,500 4,129,000 4,042.900 6,784,583 14,973,479
25,982,346 45,588,244 30,633,433 13,280,021 7,734,613 18,384,068 80,815,119

Per cent
23.13% 1
15.48%
96.15%
100%
3.85%
2.00% N.Y..76%
6.72%
3,43%
11.79%
7.93%
20.91% I
.. onnal,,,,..
.
1 VI,A ni ,nnn q. 1colloft hlr Nm
a
Vnrit City and nnrehased by the Sinking Min d at nal. find nr t)an non 14a
1,
Rochester.
laa3;14(.3,1
NOTE.-The totai of $10,482,200 in ff"c'n'uil"Unkflowfl and Unusual" r t
e
almost entirel of odd rate . For instance of the $1,852,594
credited to New York, $1,473,986 represents bonds issued at rates of interest such as 4.20%, 4.30%, .35%,4.40%,
g,4.65%, 4.70%, &a. The
.45%, 4.47%, 4.6027
$2.500,000 total for Texas is bonds issued by Houston as 4%8. In the column called "Miscellaneous" in the second table, Massachusetts
$6,250,672 is
partly made up as follows: $3,400,000 rapid transit bonds of Boston and $2,850,672 "municipal loan bonds put out by various places in
the State,
The main items Included in the -miscellaneous" in New yerh are: $15,406,500 canal and canal-terminal bonds
State
and
Y.
issued by N.
$20,000,000 rapid transits.
$7,000,000 tax-deficiency, $1,392,065 docks and ferries and $93,000 "various municipal purpose" bonds, all of which were placed by N. Y. City,
The New Jersey total
of $991,100 includes $350,000 and $316,100 tax-deficiency bonds Issued by Hoboken and Jersey City, respectively. Of the Penn. total IA $2,164,887,
$1,283,887
was
put out by Phila. for wharves, supplies, &a. The Maryland aggregate includes $1,490,000 bonds placed by Baltimore for conduits, burnt-district, docks, &a. The
$1,334,690 credited to Ohio represents bonds Issued by various places in the State for river and harbor impt., subways, &a. Nebraska's total of $2,730,929
includes
$2,706,929 sold for irrigation purposes. The Texas total includes $1,250,000 bonds floated by Harris Co. Nay. Dist. for canal impts. Included in
Cal. total of
$13,868,432 are $1,000,000 harbor-impt. bonds issued by the State, $1,052,382 reclamation bonds sold by various counties $4,014,000 Owens River the
harbor-impt. bonds issued by Los Angeles and $2,954,000 bonds sold by other cities in the State for wharf, harbor and irrigation purposes. IlI.4ke and $3,000,000




- MAY, 1913.]

9

UNITED STATES DEBT.

United Siales Deb/ and Its History.
The following is a statement of the debt of the United States past and present. To add to its usefulness we give references to the laws authorizing each of the issues of bonds outstanding to-day, and likewise,so far as we deem it needful,
citations from those laws.
All our figures, except when otherwise noted, represent the status at the close of business June 30 or the beginning of
business on July 1 of each fiscal year. To conform to that feature and yet furnish information through which any reader
can always have the data for a correct exhibit of the debt situation at any past or future day, and make an accurate comparison with previous years, we present,first, the details as they stood at the close of the last fiscal year ending June 30 1912;
second, the Changes in those details since June 30 1912 down to May 1 1913; third, the items of interest-bearing debt, &c.,
at the beginning of each fiscal year since July 11878;fourth, we publish in the "Chronicle" every month—usually the first
or second Saturday—the full detailed Government statement of the debt as reported by the Treasurer on the last day of
the previous month. some months lack of space forces us to delay the publication to a later week.
With these data.
' at his command, it would seem as if any inquirer could satisfy himself fully with reference to every
point which might become of importance for him to know respecting the United States debt.
INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OUTSTANDING JUNE 30 1912.
Outstanding
Title of Loan.
Consols of 1930
Loans of 1908-18
Loan of 1925
Panama Canal Loan
Panama Canal Loan
Panama Canal Loan
Postal Savings Bonds_.._
Postal Savings Bonds_ _ __

Authorizing Act.

When
Redeemable.

Rate.

2%
March 14 1900
3%
June .13 1898
January 14 1875
4%
June 28 1902 & Dec. 21 1905____ 2%
June 28 1902 & Dec. 21 1905____ 2%
Aug.5'09, Feb.4'10 & Mch.2'11 3%
June 25 1910
2A %
June 25 1910
2A %

Interest
Payable.

Amount
Issued.

Registered.

Coupon.

Total.

April 1 1930J, 0, J & A $646,250,150 $642,327,050 $3,923,100 $646,250,150
Aft.Aug.1'08 F, M, A & N
198,792,660 44,049,120 19,896,340 63,945,460
162,315,400 100,162,000 18,327,900 118,489,900
Feb. 1 1925 F, M, A & N
54,631,980 54,607,240
24,740 54,631,980
Aug. 1 1916 F. M, A & N
30,000,000 29,658,920
341,080 30,000,000
Aft.Nov.1 '18 F, M, A & N
50,000,000 33,043,100 16,956,900 50,000.000
June 1 1961 S, D, M & J
41,900
41,900
37,040
4,860
*July 1 1931 Jan. & July
417,380
417,380
100,940
*Jan. 1 1923 July & Jan.
316,440

Aggregate of interest-bearing debt, excl. of U.S. bonds Issued to Pacific railroasd, as'stated below

1.142,449.470 $904,200,910 $59.575,850 $963.778,770

*Payable at dates mentioned. For dates ofredemption see below under "Postal Savings Bonds."
DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED JUNE 30 1912.
Funded loan of 1891, continued at 2%, called May 18 1900, interest ceased Aug. 18 1900
Funded loan of 1891, matured Sept. 2 1891
Loan of 1904, matured Feb. 2 1904
Funded loan of 1907, matured July 2 1907
Refunding certificates, matured July 1 1907
Old debt matured at various dates prior to Jan. 1 1861 and other items of debt matured at various dates subsequent to Jan. 1 1861
Aggregate of debt June 30 1912 on which interest has ceased since maturity

$5,000 00
23,650 00
13,250 00
800,350 00
14,050 00
904,150 26
$1,760,450 26

DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST JUNE 30 1912.
Authorizing Act.
United States notes
Old demand notes
National Bank Notes—
Redemption account_
Fractional currency

Feb. 25 1862; July 11 1862; March 3 1863
July 17 1861; Feb. 12 1862
_ July 14 1890
July 17 1862; March 3 1863; June 30 1864, $15,239,928.28, less $8,375,934 estimated as lost or destroyed,
Act of June 21 1879

Aggregate June 30 1912 of debt bearing no interest

$346.681,016 00
53,282 50
24,710,831 50
6,856,154 90
3378.301,284 90

The foregoing shows that the Government debt on June 30 1912 was made up of (1) interest-bearing debt, $963,776,770,
of (2) debtfon which interest has ceased, $1,760,450 26, of (3) debt bearing no interest, $378,301,284 90, making total gross
debt, $1,343,838,505 16; subtracting from the total the net cash balance in the Treasury ($316,263,807 88) at the same date
(June 30 1912), we have the net debt as it stood at the close of the last fiscaJ year, $1,027,574,697 28. Since the close of
June the changes in the various items of the interest-bearing debt have included the issuing of $1,929,840 Postal Savings
Bonds, making the interest-bearing debt at this time $965,706,610.
For later andfuture details of the debt, see the same as issued every month in the "Chronicle," the first or a later Saturday.
We now add,first, references to and citations from the laws which are the authority for the debt as it stands to-day; second,
the two tables on the next page, which exhibit all the particulars of the total debt of the United States on June 30 of each
year from 1878 to 1912, and on May 1 1913; third, the Pacific Railroad bonds, which are never included in the Treasury
debt statements.
"FUNDED LOAN OF 1891" (Column 1) 4 As, continued at 2%. The bonds of this issue were issued in exchange for the 4% funded loan of
1891 by agreement between the Secretary of the Treasury and the holders, and were made redeemable at pleasure of the Government. Amount
issued $25,364,500, but May 18 1900 all were called for redemption on Aug. 18 1900, when interest ceased.
"CONSOLS OF 1930. —Column 13.) Bonds (2% payable at the pleasure of the Government after 30 years) authorized in "Act to define and
fix the standard of value," &c.(for copy of Act see "Chronicle," March 3 1900, page 411), for the purpose of refunding (1) outstanding United States
bonds bearing interest at 5% payable Feb. 1 1904; (2) bonds bearing interest at 4% payable July 1 1907; and (3) bonds bearing interest at 3% payable
August 1 1908 (the "ten-twenties of 1898"). For details of arrangement see Secretary Gage's circular with reference to the opera tions for carrying out
the refunding provisions of the bill in "Chronicle," March 17 1900, page 509. Of these 2%s there were outstanding May 1 1913, according to the debt
statement, $646,250,150.
"LOAN OF 1908-1918."—(Column 11.) The bonds included under this head are an issue of $198,792,660 3%s. They were authorized by Act of
June 13 1898 and are known as the "War Loan." The law provided that in allotting said bonds the individual subscriptions of the lowest amount
must be first allotted. On the day the Act was signed a Treasury circular was issued (see circular in "Chronicle" of June 18 1898, page 1168,inviting
subscriptions for 32 days, from June 13 to July 14, for the amount of bonds stated, In both coupon and registered form, coupon in deno minations of
$20, $100, $500 and $1,000, and registered in denominations of same amounts, and also In $5,000 and $10,000, dated August 1 1898, redeemable in
coin at the pleasure of the United States after ten years from date of issue, and due and payable August 1 1918. Se ecircular for further details.
Subscriptions reached the amount of $1,325,000,000. The amount now outstanding (May 1 1913) is $63,945,460.
"FUNDED LOAN OF 1907" (Column (3) 4s. The Act of July 14 1870, authorized the Issue of 1,000 million dollars of bonds at 4%. payable in
coin of the present standard value at the pleasure of the United States after thirty years; these bonds to be exempt from all taxes or duties of the United
States, as well as from taxation in any form by or under State, municipal or local authority. Bonds to be sold at not less than par In coin, and proceeds
applied to redemption of outstanding 5-20s, par for par. Outstanding (May 1 1913), $705,250, included in debt upon which interest has ceased.
"REFUNDING CERTIFICATES" (Column 4).—Act of February 26 1879 authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to issue in exchange for lawful
money of the United States certificates of deposit of the denomination of ten dollars, bearing interest at the rate of 4%,and convertible at any time.
with accrued int.,into the 4% bonds described in the Refunding Act; the money so received to be applied only to the payment of the bonds bearing interest at a rate not less than 5%. On March 12 1879 the issue of these certificates and their exchange into 4% bonds were authorized,
the certificates were to draw 4% Interest from April 1 1879 and were convertible In sums of $50 or its multiples. The amount Issued at the close of the fiscal
year (June 30 1879) was $39,308,110, but they had been converted so rapidly that there were outstanding at that date only $12,848,210. On Oct. 31
1879 the entire authorize I amount had been reached, the maximum of the issue being $40,012,750. Of these there were still outstanding on May
1 1913 a total of $13,650, included in debt bearing no interest.
"LOAN OF 1925."—(Column 9.) Sales of bonds included under this designation were effected (1) in February 1895 to the amount of $62,315,400,
and (2) in February 1896 to the amount of $100,000.000. In a message to Congress under date of February 8 1895 (published in the "Chronicle" February 9 1895, page 244), President Cleveland stated in substance that in Pursuance of Section 3700 of the Revised Statutes,the details of an arrangement have this day been concluded whereby bonds authorized under the Act of July 14 1875 payable In coin at the pleasure of the United States after
the first day of Feb. 1925, with interest at the rate of 4% per annum, to the amount of $62,315,400, are to be issued for the purchase of gold coin amounting to a sum slightly in excess of $65,000,000, to be delivered to the Treasury of the United States, which surn'added to the gold now held in our reserve
will so restore such reserve as to make it amount to something more than $100,000,000. Such a premium is to be allowed to the Government upon
the bonds as to fix the rate of interest upon the amount of gold realized at 3%% per annum. ,At least one-half of the gold to be obtained Is to be
supplied from abroad. Section 3700 of the revised Statutes is as follows:
"Sec. 3701 The Secretary of the Treasury may Purchase coin with any of the bonds or notes of the United States authorized by law at such rates
and upon such terms as he may deem most advantageous to the public interest.'
For a construction of the "Refunding Act of 1870" and of the "Resumption Act of 1875," see "Chronicle," February 18 1893, page 265.
The issue in February 1896 was an ordinary offering, open to all bidders, of $100,000,000 of the same bonds as the foregoing—same in date, same
in time of maturity., same in rate of interest and time of Interest Payments. Consequently both issues are called the "Loan of 1925," of which there
are outstanding' $118,489,900."
"LOAN OF 1904."—(Column 6.) The Act of January 14 1875 authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury to use any surplus revenues from time to
time In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, and to issue, sell, dispose of, at not less than par In coin, either of the descriptions of bonds of the United
States described In the Act of July 14 1870,for the purpose of redeeming on and after January 1 1879. in coin, at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States at New York, the outstanding legal-tender notes when presented in sums of not less than fifty dollars. Under this authorization, and for the purposes mentioned, there were issued in Feb. 1894, payable in 10 years, $50,000,000 of 5%s and In Nov. 1894 there were issued
$50,000,000 more for similar bonds for same purpose. The bonds matured Feb. 2 1904, and the amount outstanding May 1 ($13,250) is included on
that date In "debt on which interest has ceased."
"PANAMA CANAL LOAN."—(Column 2). The Act of June 28 1902, Section 8,supplemented by the Act of Dec. 21 1905 (for copy of the sections
referred to, see "Chronicle" July 7 1906, Page 12), authorizes the issue of $130,000,000 of coupon or registered 2% bonds of the United States, or as
much thereof as may be necessary. In denominations of $20 or some multiple of that sum, redeemable in gold coin at the pleasure of the United States
after ten years from the date of 1ssue—$84,631,980 of said bonds have been issued, all of which are now outstanding. They bear date Aug. 1 1906 and
Nov. 1 1908, but interest began Nov. 1 1907 and Feb. 1 1909.
"PANAMA CANAL LOAN."—(Column 5.) The Act of Aug. 5 1909, Section 39, supplemented by the Act of Feb.4 1910,authorizes the issue of
$160,569,000 of coupon or registered bonds of the United States in various denominations up to $1,000 at a rate of interest not exceeding 3%. Under
a further supplementary Act—that of March 2 1911—authorization was given to issue the bonds "not available to national banks as security for circulation notes," and in conformity therewith $50,000,001) of said bonds, bearing 3% Interest, have been issued and are now outsanding. They bear
date June 1 1911, are redeemable in 1961,and interest is payable quarterly on the first days of Sept., Dec., March and June. They are in denominations of $100, ;500 and $1,000.
00.41 POSTAL SAVINGS BONDS.—(Column 8.) The Act of June 25 1910, authorized the issue to depositors with the United States under the
Postal Savings Bank Law, upon the surrender of all or any part of his deposits, of coupon or registered bonds of the United States bearing 234% interest,




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UNITED STATES DEBT.

[VoL. xcvi.

of the denominations of $20, $40. $60, $80, $100 and multiples of $100 and $500. Under the Act $41,900 of such bonds
redeemable July 1 1912 and
payable July 1 1931, $417,380 bonds redeemable Jan. 1 1913 and payable Jan. 11932, $854,860 redeemable July 1
1913 and payable July 11932, and
31,074,980 redeemable after Jan. 1 1914 and paable Jan. 1 1933 have been issued and are now eutstandinq.
"CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS' OF 1908, Authorized by Act of June 13 1898. $15,436,500 of the certificates were issued
in denominations of $50, payable to bearer; dated Nov. 20 1907; Interest at the rate of 5% per
payable with the principal sum on and after Nov. 20 1008,
on presentation of the certificates for redemption. For further details see circularannum,
of Secretary Cortelyou in "Chronicle," Nov. 23 1907, page 1311the certificates have all been retired.

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. It is not necessary to repeat all those figures. We have determined on this occasion to begin our statement with
1878, as that year antedates all of the issues now outstanding, and yet carries the record sufficiently far back to show the
nature and extent of the Government securities when tile refunding operations of that period began. It has the advantage,
too, of giving separate and distinct each issue of bonds now outstanding. Tile statement is subjoined.

ft

PRINCIPAL OF THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES FROM JULY 1 1878 TO MAY 1
1913.
1
3
4
6
9
10
12
14
"Funded Loan "Funded Loan "Refunding
"Loan of
"Loan of
"Navy Pen- Old 6s and 7s
Total
Year.
of 1891" 434%,
Certificates,"
of 1907,"
1904,"
1925,"
sion Fund," Converted into Interest-Bearing
contin'd at 2%.
4s.
4s.
5s.
4s.
3s.
4s and 4543.
Debt.
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
1878, July 1
240,000,000 00 98,850,000 00 40,012,750 00
14,000,000
00 1,441,885,650 1,794,735,650 00
1879
250,000,000 00 728,673,700 00 12,848,210 00
14,000,000
00
792,121,700
1,797,643,700
00
1880
250,000,000 00 737,980,800 00 1,367,000 00
14,000,000 00 720,645,300 1,723,993,100 00
1881
250,000,000 00 738.659.000 00
688,800 00
14,000,000 00 636,219,950 1,639,567,750 00
1882
250,000,000 00 738,884,300 00
465,050 00
14,000,000 00 i460,461,050 1,463,810,400 00
1883
250,000,000 00 737,586,300 00
355,900 00
14,000,000 00 1132,082,6001 1,338,229,150 00
11304204 3501
1884
250,000,000 00 737,661,700 00
290,000 00
14,000,000 00 1224,612,150 1,226,563,850 00
1885
250,000,000 00 737,719,850 00
240,600 00
14,000,000 00 (194,100,500 1,196,150,950 00
1886
250,000,000 00 737,759.700 00
207,800 00
14,000,000 00 (144,046,600 1,146,014,100 00
1887
250,000,000 00 737,800,580 00
175,270 00
14,000,000 00 119,716,500 1,021,692,350 00
1888
222,207,050 00 714,177,400 00
138,050 00
14,000,000 00
950,522,500 OC
1889
139,939,000 00 676,095,350 00
119,640 00
14,000,000 00
829,853,990 OC
1890
109,015,750 00 602,193,500 00
103,860 00
14.000,000 00
725,313,110 OC
1891
50,869,200 00 559,566,000 00
93,920 00
11
13
610,529,12000
1892
25,364,500 00 559,581,250 00
83,580 00
"Loan of
"Consols,of
585,029,330 OC
1893
25,364,500 00 559,604,150 00
68,450 00
1908."
1930..
585,037,100 OC
1894
25,364,500 00 559,618,400 00
58,990 00 50,000,000
(War Bonds)
2%.
635,041,89000
1895
25,364,500 00 559,625,750 00
54,110 00 100,000,000 31,157,700
33.
716,202,060 OC
1896
25,364,500 00 559,636,850 00
47,140 00 100,000,000 162,315,400
847,363,890 OC
1897
25,364,500 00 559,640,100 00
45,130 00 100,000,000 162.315,400
847,365,130 OC
1898
25,364,500 00 559,646,050 00
41,520 00 100,000,000 162,315,400
847,367,470 OC
1809
25,364,500 00 559,652,300 00
37,830 00 100,000,000 162,315,400 198.678,720 ------------1.046,048,750 OC
1900
21,979,850 00 355,528,350 00
35,470 00 47,651,200 162,315,400 128,843,240 307,125,35 1,023,478,860 OC
1901
257,376,050 00
33,320 00 21,854.100 162,315,400
99,621,420 445,940.750 987,141,040 00
1902
233,177,400 00
31,980 00 19.410,350 134,994,200
97,515.660 445,940,750 931,070,340 00
1903
173.385,650 00
30,600 00 19,385,050 118,489,900
83,107,060 520,143,150 914,541,41000
1904
156,593,150 00
2
29,080 00
118,489,900
77,135,360 542,909,950 895,157,440 00
7
1905
"PanamaCanal 156,595,600 00
27,530 00 "Certificates 118,489,900
77,135,360 542,909,950 895,158,340 00
1906
Loan.'
116,755,150 00
26.280 00 of Indebted- 118,489,900
63,945,460 695,942,350 895,159,140 00
1907
30,000,000 00 36,126,150 00
25,150 00
ness."
118,489,900
63,945,460 646,250,150 894,834,280 Of
1908
54,631,980 00
5
14,186,500 118,489,900
63,945,460 646,250,150 897.503,9900(
1909
84,631,980 00
"Panama
118,489,900
8
63,945,460 646,250,150 913,317,490 00
1910
84,631,980 00
Canal Loan.""Postal Say- 118,489,900
63,945,460
646,250,150 913,317,490 00
1911
84,631.980 00
2,035,700 00 ings Bonds." 118,489,900
63,945,460 646,250,150 915,353,190 00
1912
84,631,980 00
50,000,000 00
459,280 118,489,900
63,945,460 646,250,150 963,776,770 Of
1013 May 1 ---------------8463108000
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9380 190 118 480 onn
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on. 7na al n nr
Continued at 3 34%. 1 Continued at 3%.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES &C. (Continued.)
Year.

15
Debt on Which Interest Has Ceased.

16
Debt Bearing No
Interest.

17
Outstanding
Principal.

18
10
20
Cash in the Treasury Total Debt, Less Cash Annual Interest
July 1.
in Treasury.
Charge.

1878, July 1
$5,594,560 26
$363,231,082 27
$2,163,561,292 53
$164.179,012 08
$1,999,382,280 45
$94,654,472 50
1879
37,015,630 26
362,150,091 78
2,196,809,422 04
200,394,517 01
1,996,414,005 03
83,773,778 60
1880
7,621,455 26
353,826,945 37
2,085,441,500 63
166,114,752 88
1,919,326,747 75
79,633,981 00
1881
1,723,865 26
353,847,504 32
2,000,139,119 58
180,488,965 35
1,819,650,154 23
75,018,695 50
1882
16,260,805 26
353,787,958 77
1,833,859,164 03
158,835,689 78
1,675,023,474 26
57,360,110 75
1883
7,831,415 26
353,740,691 81
1,699.801,257 07
161,019,431 92
51,436,709 50
1,538,781,825
15
1884
19,656,205 26
353,719,517 31
1,599,930,572 57
161,396,577 18
1,438,542,995
47,926,432
39
50
1885
4,100,995 26
353,603.141 88
1,553,955,087 14
178,602,643 23
1,375,352,443 91
47,014,133 00
1886
9,704,445 26
397,692,548 52
1,509.411.093 78
227,265,253 34
45,510,098 00
1,282,145,840 44
1887
6,115,165 26
353,685,110 37
1,381,492,625 63
206,323,950 21
1,175,168,675 42
41,786,529 50
1888
2,496,095 26
353,660,467 32
1,306.679,062 58
243,674,167 85
38,901,035 25
1,063,004,894 73
1889
1,911,485 26
353,654,148 97
1,185,419,624 23
209,479,874 01
975,930,750 22
33,752,354 60
1890
353,648,559 47
1,815,805 26
1,080,777,474 73
189,993,104 20
890,784,370 53
29,417,60.3 15
1891
1,614,705 26
393,662,735 35
1,005,806,560 61
153,893,808 83
851,912,751 78
23,615,735 80
1892
2,785,875 26
380,403,635 37
968,218,840 63
126,692,377 03
841,526,463 60
22,893,883 20
1893
2,094,060 26
374,300,605 87
961,431,766 13
122,462,290 38
838,969,475 75
22,894,194 00
1894
1,851,240 26
380,004,686 42
1,016,897,816 68
117,584,436 13
899,313,380 55
25,394,385 60
1895
1,721,590 26
378,989,469 99
1,096,913,120 25
195,240,153 51
901,672,966 74
29,140,782 40
1896
1,636,890 26
373,728,570 14
1,222,729,350 40
267,432,096 70
955,297,253 70
34,387,265 60
1897
1,346,880 26
378,081,702 64
1,226,793,712 90
240,137,626 76
986,656,086 14
34,387,315 20
1898
1,262,680 26
384,112,912 64
1,232,743,062 90
205,657,570 76
1,027,085,492
34,387,408 80
14
1899
1,218,300 26
389,433,653 66
1,436,700,703 92
281,380,468 73
1,155,320,235 19
40,347,872 80
1900
388,761,732 41
1,176,320 26
1,413,416,912 67
'
4 305,705,65478
1,107,711,257 89
33,545,130 00
1901
383,015,584 63
1,415,620 26
1,371,572,244 89
'326,833,124 92
1,044,739,117 97
29,789,153 40
1902
395,680,156 63
1,280,860 26
1,328,031,356 89
'358,574.115 85
969.457,241 04
27,542,945 543
393.659,412 63
1903
1,205,090 26
1,309,405,912 89
'384,394,275 58
925,011,637 31
25,541,573 30
1904
389,130,655 88
1,970,920 26
1,286,259,016 14
'319,027,242 39
967,231,773 75
24,176,745 OC
1906
385,828,509 58
1,370,245 26
1,282,357,094 84
•292,400,322 87
989,866,771 97
24,177,850 20
1906
1,128,135 26
396,235,694 78
1,292,522,970 04
*328,087,283 25
964,435,686 79
23,238,064 00
1907
401,257,097 28
1,086,815 26
1,297,178,192 54
'418,581,437 51
878,596,755 03
21,648,913 60
4,130,015 26
1908
426,056,397 28
1,327,690,402 54
'389,557,993 16
938,132,409 38
21,101,197 40
1909
2,883,855 26
382,114,026 78
1,298,315,372 04
*274,453,841 25
1,023,861,530 70
21,295,602 40
1910
2,124,895 26
381,497,583 78
1,296,939,969 04
'250,490,783 79
1,046,449,185 25
21,295,602 40
1911
1,879,830 26
386,751,917 43
1,303,984,937 69
'288,200,599 23
1,015,784,338 46
21,356,673 40
1912
1,760,450 26
378,301,284 90
1.343,838,505 16
*316,263,807 88
1,027,574,697 28
22.787,070 41
2913. May 1
1.664.580 26
375.570.811 90
1.342.942.002 16
*291.333.0.1:3 88
1.051.608.958 28
12.835.32540
Note 1.-The annual interest charge Is computed upon the amount of outstanding principal at the close of the fiscal year, except in the ease of
May, for which the total is of that date, and is exclusive of interest charge on Pacific Railway bonds.
Note 2.-The figures for July 1 1879 were made up assuming pending funding operations to have been completed.
'Note 3.-Under the Act of March 14 1900 the Treasury Department has kept the gold Reserve Fund of $150,000,000 as a separate item,
not Included it in the available cash balance. In the foregoing statement, however, we have continued to Include the item so as not to embarrassand
comparison
with previous years.

PACIFIC RAILROAD DEBT.-One other class of bonded debt must be referred to which has never been included
in the total of Government debt-we mean tile Pacific Railroad subsidy debt. To show the situation of this indebtedness
we have to make compilations of our own, as tile Treasury form comes short of indicating the existing situation. In the
following we bring together the details respecting the issues to the Pacific railroads, giving likewise in the statement tile
debt already paid and the balance due to the Government
BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROADS-THEIR STATUS MAY 1 1913.
Railroad Liability.
Name of Railway.

Central Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Central Branch, Union Pacific
Western Pacific
Sioux City & Pacific
Totals

Bonds
Issued by
Government.

Net Interest
Paid by
Government.

Repaid by Companies in Full Settlement.
Total.

Through
Sinking
Fund.

Through
Payment to
Government.

Balance
Unsettled.

Total.
Repaid.

$25,885,120 00 $36,604,385 29 $62,489,505 29 $9,100,452 55 $53,389,052 74 $62,489,505 29
6,303,000 00 6,607,458 34 12,910,458 34
7,124,898 00 •7,124,898 00
27,236,512 00 31,211,711 75 58,448,223 75 -18,194,618 66 40,253,605 75 58.448,223 75
1,600,000 00 2,031,615 64
3,631,615 64
$3,631,615 64
1,970,560 00 3,453,102 86
5,423,66286
5,423,662 86
5,423,662 86
1,628,320 00 2,551,698 20
4,180,018 20
2,122,841 24 a2,122,841 24
$64.623,512 00 $82,459,972 08 $147,083,484 08 $27,295,070 55 $108,314,060 59 $135,609.131 14 $3,631,615 64

'Government accepted principal of bonds of Kansas Pacific RR.-$6,303,000--for indebtedness, but subsequently received an addlt onal $821,808
on distribution of assets of Union Pacific. as mentioned in "note" below. The remainder ($5,785.560 34) represents the loss to Government
the
settlement. a Government realized the sum of $2,122,841 24 from sale of claim against Sioux City & Pacific RR., or $2,057,176 96 less thanunder
the company's indebtedness.
Note.-The Government has been reimbursed for $27,236,512 principal and $31,211,711 75 interest, being the total indebtedness of the Union
Pacific Railroad Co. to Nov. 1 1897, and for the principal of the Kansas Pacific indebtedness, amounting to $6.303,000. Subsequently, under
the final
decree for the distribution of the assets of the Union Pacific RR., made by Judge Sanborn at St. Paul. Oct. 24 1899, the United States received an
additional $821,898 on its claim. Under settlement agreement of Feb. 1 1899, twenty notes of the Central Pacific Railroad Co. (bearing interest at 3% per
annum), payable respectively on or before the expiration of each successive six months for ten Years, and aggregating $58,812,715 48,
which
amount
represented the unpaid balance of the total Indebtedness of the Central Pacific and Western Pacific railroad companies to the United States on Feb. 1
1899, were delivered to the Treasurer of the United States. The balance of the total indebtedness was paid in full July 28 1908.




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DEBTS AND

ESOU RCES

OF THE

TATES, CITIES A1113 Tows
IN

NEW ENGLAND
INDEX FOR THE NEW ENGLAND STATES, CITIES, &c.
MAINE—State, Cities, &c
NEW HAMPSHIRE—State, Cities, &c
VERMONT—State, Cities, &c

Pages 11 to 13 MASSACHUSETTS—State, Cities, &c
Pages 13 to 15 RHODE ISLAND—State, Cities, &c
Pages 15 to 16 CONNECTICUT—State, Cities, &c

Pages 17 to 31
Pages 31 to 32
Pages 32 to 36

singly or in the aggregate, with previous debts or liabilities, shall exceed
five per centum of the last regular valuation of said city or town, provided,
however, that cities having a population of forty thousand or more, according
to the last Census taken by the United States, may create a debt or liability
ITS
which, singly or in the aggregate, with previous debts or liabilUies, hall egual
seven and one-half per centum of the last regular valuation of said city, that
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
cities of forty thousand inhabitants or over may, by a vote of their city governMarch 15 1820 'meld, increase the present rate of five per centum by one-fourth of one per
Admitted as a State (Act March 3 1820)
in any one municipal year, until, in not less than ten years, the maxi,33,040 centum
Total area of State (square miles)
mum rate of seven and one-half per centum is reached, that any city failing to
Augusta take the increase in any one municipal year, then the increase for that year is
State Capital
and no increase can be made until the next year, as provided above: and
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1915).. Wm. T. Haines lost
provided, further, that the adoption of this Article shall not be construed
Secretary of State (term exp. *Jan. 1915)___J. E. Alexander as applying to any fund received in trust by the said city or town, nor to
loan for the purpose of renewing existing loans or for war; or to temTreasurer (term exp. *Feb. 1 1915)Joseph W. Simpson any
porary loans to be paid out of money raised by taxation during the year in
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday which they were (are] made.
In January, and there is no limit to length of sessions.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.—The Legislature of 1909 approved
• Is chosen by Legislature.
an Act exempting from taxation all bonds issued after Feb. 1 1909 by the
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For history of Maine State debt up to 1889, see State or any county, municipality, village, corporation or water district
therein. Banks and trust companies holding such securities are allowed
"State and City Supplement" of April 1895, page 9.
The whole State debt matured in June and October 1889, and all that to deduct the same from the assessment of their shares. See V. 88, p.
was not paid was refunded into new loans, payable by installments, part 1451, NI- Act in full.
each year. At present the debt stands as follows:
SAVINGS BANKS' INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND RESTRICOutstanding
—Interest
LOANS—
loans of savings
Principal TIONS.—The provisions regulating the investments and
When Due.
Rate.Payable.
Name and Purpose.
banks
and institutions for savings in the State of Maine are contained in
June 1 1919
$118,300
J-D
Bonds to State College _______ r 5
do
July 1 1917
100,000 Sections 23 to 26, inclusive, of Chapter 48 of the Revised Statutes of 1903.
do
_ _____ r 4
J-J
Do
50,000 The Legislature made several changes in 1907 and in 1909 which we have
Bond to Insane Hospital
_r 4
J-J
July 1 1917
700 incorporated below.
Loan of 1869, not presented for payment
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasury, Augusta, Me.,or in Boston.
SECTION 23. Savings banks and institutions for savings are restricted
TOTAL DEBT.—The subjoined statement shows Maine's total funded to and hereafter may invest their deposits as follows:
debt on each of the dates named.
First, a. In the public funds of the United States and District of Columbia.
Jan. 1 1913. Jan. 1 1912. Jan.1 1911. Jan. 11 1910
b. In the public funds of any of the New England States and of the States
$269,000
$676,000
Bonded debt
$698,000
$698,0000 of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan,
On Jan. 1 1913 the assets of the State were as follows: Cash on hand, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Califor$457,128.65; balance due on State taxes, $1,609,177.19; securities, &c., nia, Oregon and Washington.
$481,049.21; total, $2,550,355.05. The tot 1 liabilities of the State on
Second, a. In the bonds of the counties, cities and towns of any of the
Jan. 11913, including bonded debt, were $3,800.018.97.
New England States.
b. In the bonds of cities and districts in the States of New York, PennASSESSED VA L UATION.—Valuations are taken only in oven years.
Assessed Valuation
State tax sylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, MinPersonal.
Total.
Real.
per$1,000. nesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, California, Oregon and
Years.
Washington, having a population of seventy-five thousand or more, when
$388,551,157 $89,640,887 $478,092,044 $4.00
1912
451,780,119
85,647,793
issued for municipal purposes, and which are a direct obligation on all the
5.00
1910
366,132,326
taxable property therein.
82,679,756
428,252.465
3.00
1908-345,572,709
394,732,990
c. In the bonds of counties of twenty thousand inhabitants or more In
78,679,203
2.50
316,053,787
the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky,
366,514,014
2.75
1904
,103
292,464,911
Total Valu'n. Tax rate. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, NebrasYears—
Total Valu'n. Tax rate. Years—
1902
$164 714,168
$1.25 ka, California, Oregon and Washington, when issued for municipal purposes,
$352,228,897
$2.75 1860
336,699,649100 157,573
1900
2.00 and which are a direct obligation on all the taxable property therein, except
1890.1850
when issued in aid of railroads, provided, that the net municipal indebtedness
69,246,288
2.90
309,096,041
2.25 1840
of such county does not exceed 5% of the last preceding valuation of the
1.90
1880
235,978,716
5.00 18301— -..... 28 807,687
property therein for the assessment of taxes.
1870
224,812,000
6.00 18201-....... 20 962,778
-- -U. In the bonds of any city of ten thousand inhabitants or more in the
POPULATION OF STATE.—According to United States Census.
States of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky,
742,371 1870
1910
626,915 1840
501,793 1810
228,075 Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Ne694,466
1860
628,279 1830
1900
399,455 1800
151,719 braska, California, Oregon and Washington, when issued for municipal
661,086 1850
298,335 1790
583.169 1820
96,540 purposes, and which are a direct obligation on all the taxable property
1890
648,936
1880
therein except when issued in aid of railroads, provided that the net municiDEBT LIMITATIONS.—STATE.—The debt of the State is now lim- pal indebtedness of such city does not exceed 5% of the last preceding vain
ited by Sec.14 and 17 Oct.9of the State constitution. Section 17 and the tion of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
e. In the fefunding bonds of counties and cities above enumerated issued
words italicized in Section 14 were added by an amendment adopted in
to take up at maturity bonds which were legal and constitutional when
Sept. 1912. V. 95, P. 766.
SECTION 14. The credit of the State shall not be directly or indirectly issued, provided that the interest has been fully paid on such original bonds
loaned in any case. The Legislature shall not create any debt or debts, for at least five years last prior to such refunding; provided, further, that
liability or liabilities, on behalf of the State, which shall singly or in the such counties and cities can otherwise meet the foregoing conditions.
f. In the bonds and obligations of school district boards, boards of
aggregate, with previous debts and liabilities hereafter incurred, at any one
time exceed $300,000 except for the purposes of building and maintaining of education and other corporate bodies within such cities, authorized to
State highways, to suppress insurrection, to repel invasion, or for purposes issue bonds payable primarily from taxes levied on all the taxable property
of war; but this amendment shall not be construed to refer to any money in said district; provided that the population of the district is ten thousand
that has been, or may be, deposited with this State by the Government of or more, and the population and assessed valuation of the district are
the United States, or to any fund which the State shall hold in trust for equal to at least 90% of the population and the assessed valuation of the
city within which such district is located; provided, further, that the net
any Indian tribe.
SECTION 17. The Legislature may authorize the issuing of bonds not municipal indebtedness of such district does not exceed 5% of the last
exceeding two million dollars in amount at any one time, payable within preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
g. In the bonds or obligations of any municipal or quasi-municipal
forty-one years, at a rate of interest not exceeding four per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually, which bonds or their proceeds shall be corporation of this State, when such securities are a direct obligation on
devoted solely to the building and maintaining of State highways; pro- all the taxable property of said corporation.
Third, a. In the railroad bonds of this State.
vided, however, that bonds issued and outstanding under the authority
of this section shall never, in the aggregate, exceed two million dollars; the
b. In the first mortgage bonds of any completed railroads of the States
expenditure of said money to be divided equitably among the several of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
counties of the State.
New York, New Jersey Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, KenMUNICIPAL.—At an election held Sept. 11 1911 the voters adopted an tucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri. Kansas
amendment to Article XXII. of the constitution increasing the debt limit and Nebraska.
of cities of 40,000 or more (which concerns Portland alone) from 5% to
c. In the first mortgage bonds of the Central Pacific, Union Pacific and
73 % of the assessed valuation. We print Article XXII.below, italicizing Northern Pacific railroads.
d. In the mortgage bonds of any railroad leased to any dividend-paying
the part added and placing in brackets the words eliminated.
Article XXII. Limitation of Municipal Indebtedness. No city or railroad in New England upon terms guaranteeing the payment of a regular
town having less than forty thousand inhabitants, according to the last Census stated dividend upon the stock of uch leased road and the interest on its
taken by the United States,shall hereafter create any debt or liability which, bonds.

State of Maine.




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MAINE-CITIES AND TOWNS.

[VOL. xcvi.

e. Street railroad companies are not railroad companies within the
Refunding Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
meaning of the foregoing clauses of this section.
3%s
J-J $15,000c_ --Jan 1 1922 4s '01 M-N $30,000c --------1921
f. In the bonds of street railroads constructed in this State prior to
,
c_..July 1 1923 4s '94 J-D
1914
7,0000
April 27 1895. and in the bonds of street railroads in this State constructed 331s'04 J-J
1925
- _July 1 1924 4s '05 A-0 27,000c
after said date, and in the first mortgage bonds of any completed street rail- 3;is'05 J-J 23,500c_
15,000c_ __July 1 1925 4s '09 M-S 30,0000_ _Sept 1 1929
road in the States of New Ilampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Isl- 3;is'06 J-J
18,000c___July 1 1926 4s '12 M-S 20,000c_ _ _ _1913-1922
and, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, 4s '10 J-J
10,000.._ __July 1 1930 BOND. DEBT Apr 24 '13.. $114,000
Indiana, Kentucky. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Mis- 45 '11 J-J
13,000c___July 1 1931 Floating debt
16,000
souri, Kansas and Nebraska; provided, that in the case of street railroads
Reservoir Bds.(Water Corn.Debt). Assessed valuation 1912 _42,405,035
constructed in this State after April 27 1895, and in the case of street rail- 45 '07 J-J $15,000c_ __July 1 1927 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
roads in the States above named,an amount of capital stock equal to 33 1-3%
Total tax (per $1,000) 1012..$27.00
Refunding Water Bonds,
of the mortgaged debt shall have been paid in, in cash, and expended upon 3 Ms'05
J-J $58,700c_ _ _July 1 1025 Population in 1910
5,667
the road, evidenced by a certificate of the railroad commissioners of the BOND. DEBT May 8 '13..
$292,700
INT. at Merchants' Nat. Bank,
State where the road is located, filed in the office of the Secretary of State Temp'y loans(city notes)_ _
31,000
Boston.
of this State, that said percentage has been so paid in and expended in City water debt (included)_
88,700
addition to the amount of the bonded debt; provided, further, that in such Water Corn, debt
(not incl) 15,000 BRUNSWICK
of the above States as have no railroad commissioners having supervision Assessed valuation,
VILLAGE.
_8,452,690
real_
_
of street railroads, the bank examiner of this State may ascertain the facts, Assessed val, personal
This village is in Cumberland
1,344,694 County.
and,if they meet the foregoing requirement, may file certificate thereof with Total valuation 1912_ -_ - - _9,797,384
Incorp. In 1893.
the Secretary of State; provided, further, that when, for any reason, it is Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_520.00
Sewer Bonds.
impossible to obtain a certificate that an amount of capital stock equal to
4s
J-J $86,000c_ __Part yearly
INTEREST at Treasurer's office, BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.... $86,000
one-third of the bonded debt has been paid in, in cash, in lieu thereof,such
bonds may be certified as legal for the purpose hereof, on satisfactory proof and Nat. Shawmut Bank in Boston. Assessed valuation 1911....3,877,395
to the bank examiner that annual dividends in amount equal to five per
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ -$20.00
centum per annum on an amount of capital stock equal to one-third of the
Population in 1910
6,621
bonded debt has been earned and paid for a period of five years next prior
INT. at Merchants' Nat. Bank,
This city is in Kennebec County.
thereto; and all the expenses and compensation of the bank exaniiner for Incorp.11849. Bonds are all tax-free. Boston.
such service shall be paid by the railroad company seeking to make its bonds
Bonds.
a legal investment under this section, whether the same are admitted or not. 4s School
'12 J-D $33,000c_June 1 '13-'22 BRUNSWICK AND TOPSHAM
No bonds secured by an open mortgage shall be legal under this section unImprovement Bonds.
Road
WATER DISTRICT.
less the mortgage provides that the total amount of bonds certified and 4s '08 F-A $40,000c_ __Feb 1 1933
A district supplying Brunswick and
outstanding under it shall at no time exceed seventy-five per cent of the 4s '94 A-0 65,000c
1919 Topsham
with water. Incorp. Mch.
amount of cash expended upon the road.
Funding Bonds.
11 1903.
g. In consolidated or refunding bonds which are of an issue to retire the
M-S $40,000c_ -Sept 1 1924 4s
*542,0000.. __July 1 1936
g
'09
J-J
entire funded debt under the conditions as applied to first mortgage bonds 33s
Bonds.
J-Jxf 22,0000_ __Jan 1 1921
in clauses b, c and I of this sub-division, and which are secured by a first 4s Refunding
g '87 F-A $64,000c___$15,000 yly 4s g '06
1250,0000_Jan 1 '26 &'36
mortgage on the whole or any part of the system.
$15,000
4s
15
___Feb
'12
1937 4s g '12 J-J *46,0000_ _ _July
F-A
1 1942
Fourth. In the mortgage bonds of any water company in the New England
'13 ___ 15,000
BOND. DEBT Mar 29 '13_$360,000
States actually engaged in supplying any city or cities, town or towns, village _s Refunding
Bonds.
&
Impt.
or villages,or other municipal corporations, with water for domestic use and 4s '09 F-A $40,000c.. __Feb 1 1934 Assessed val-tBrunswick __3,942,841
nation '12 To sham _1,470,397
for the extinguishment of fires, whenever such company .s earning more
30,000c_ .._Jan 2 1936 Tax
4s '11 J-J
(per $1,0 0) Brunswick_$18.50
than its fixed charges and Interest on its debts and its running expenses.
School Bonds.
Topsham __$16.50
Fifth. In bonds of any corporation other than railroads and water com- 45 High
1912
'09 J-D $26,000c_June 1 '13-'18
panies incorporated under the authority of this State and actually con- BOND.
* Tax-free. z axable.
1913---$368,000
DEBT
Apr
ducting in this State the business for which such corporation was created, Sinking funds _
Colony
Tr.Co., Boston.
.
at
Old
INT
12,041
which is earning an amount in excess of fixed charges, interest on its debts
assess. val. 1912_ __8,254,809
and running expenses equivalent to 5% per annum on an amount of capital Total
(Assessment
actual
2-3
value:,
CALMS.
stock equal to one-half of Its entire funded debt.
rate (per $1,000) 1912-423.85
This city is in Washington County.
Sixth. a. In the stock of any bank or banking association incorporated Tax
Population in 1910.....13,211 Inc. 1851. Population 1910, 6,116.
under the authority of the State.
Building Bonds.
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., First
b. In the stock of any bank or banking association incorporated under
J-D $13,000c. __Dec 1 1926
the authority of the United States, if located within the New England States. Nat. Bk., Boston, and city treasury. 4s
Refunding Bonds.
c.In stock of any RR.company of this State unencumbered by mortgage.
J-D $85,0000_ _Dec 1 1926
4s
d. In the bonds, stock or notes of any railroad in New England which
10,0000- __July 1 1915
J-J
4s
has earned and paid an annual dividend equivalent to five per cent on a
9.0000_ --Feb 1 1916
F-A
4s '04 F-A $700,000c g...Aug 1 1934 48
capital stock equal to one-third of its funded debt for a period of ten years
next prior thereto, and in the stock or notes of the New York Central & BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ __$'700,000 BOND.DEBT Apr 5'13 __-$117,000
debt
Floating
13,000
fund
Sinking
_
75,577
Hudson River, the Illinois Central, the Lake Shore d: Michigan Southern
Sinking fund
7,883
and the Pennsylvania Railroad companies.
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Boston. Tax
valuation 1912
.2,604,980
e. In the stock of any railroad leased to any dividend-paying railroad in
(Assessment about actual value)
New England upon terms guaranteeing the payment of a regular stated
(per
rate
$1,000)
Tax
1912_ --$25.00
dividend upon the stock of such leased road and the interest on its bonds.
INT.at Nat. Shawmut Bank,BosThis city is in Penobscot County.
I. In the stock of any corporation other than railroad and water comexcept on refunding 4s due 1915,
panies incorporated under authority of this State, and actually conducting Incorp. as a town Feb. 25 1791; as a ton,
which
is payable at Calais Nat. Bk.
in this State the business for which such corporation was created, which city Feb. 12 1934. Bonds non-taxable
Municipal Purpose Bonds.
earns and is paying a regular dividend of not less than 5% a year.
Seventh. a. In loans secured by first mortgages of real estate in this State 4s '11 F-A$250,000c. __Aug 1 1931 CARIBOU.
Refunding Bonds.
This town is in Aroostook County.
and New Hampshire to an amount not exceeding 60% of the value of such
4s '08 F-A$125,000c.. _Aug 1 1928 Inc. 1859. Population 1910, 5,377.
real estate.
City Debt.
b. In notes with a pledge as collateral of any funds, bonds, notes or stocks
School Bonds.
which the bank or institution would, by this section, be authorized to pur- 4s '93 M-N$100,000c_ __Nov 1 1914 45
M-N $25.000e .
-1928
Water Bonds.
chase, provided the market value of said collateral is equal to the amount
Bridge Bonds.
4s '10 F-A $50,000c_Aug 1 '13-'17 3 Ms
of the loan.
J-J $18,0000 --------1020
Refunding Water Bonds.
C. In notes with a pledge as collateral of any savings bank deposit book
Railroad Bonds.
4s '05 J-J $500,000c -July 1 1935 4;is
issued by any savings bank in this State.
J-D $14,000c...1915 or 1925
d. In notes with a pledge as collateral of such funds, bonds, notes or BOND DEBT Apr 1 '13-$1,075,000 BOND.DEBT Apr 1913- --$62,000
10,000
stocks as in the Judgment of the trustees it is safe and for the interest of Water debt (included) - 550.000 Floating debt
Water
sinking fund
27,495 Sinking fund
5,000
the bank to accept to an amount not exceeding 75% of the market value
Total assessed val. 1912.._23,496,928 Assess. val. (3-5 act.) '12.. _2,473.044
of such funds, bonds, notes or stocks.
(Assessment about 80% actual value) Total tax (per $1,000) 1012_ -525.50
e. In loans to any municipal corporation in this State.
I. In loans secured by a mortgage of such personal property as in the Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912- -422.50
INT. on 4s at Androscoggin Say.
24,803 Bk.,
judgment of the trustees it is safe and for the interest of the bank to accept. Population in 1910
Lewiston; on 3Ms at Old Colony
g. In loans to any corporation owning real estate in this State and actually
INT. at Merchants' Nat. Bank, Tr. Co., Bostcn; on 4%s at Merrill
conducting in this State the business for which such corporation was created. Boston, or by City Treasurer.
Trust Co., Bangor.
Eighth. a. The term "net municipal indebtedness of counties," as used in
CITY PROPERTY.-Real estate
this section, shall be construed to include all bonds which are a direct
obligation of the county less the amount of any sinking fund available in and personal property owned by city CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
is
valued at $2,622,250, incl. waterthe reduction of sucn debt.
Portland is the county seat. Inc.
b. The term "net municipal Indebtedness of cities and districts," as used works estimated at $1,570,000.
1760. Population 1910. 112,014.
in this section, shall be construed to include in the case of either not only
Court-House Bonds.
all bonds which are a direct obligation of tile cities, but also all bonds of BATH.
3;is
J-J $550,000c_1921 & 1922
the districts or boards within the same, as above enumerated, exclusive
Bath is in Sagadahoc County. 3%WOO J-J
200,0000-July 1 1924
of any such debt created for a water supply and of the amount of any Town incorp. Feb. 17 1781; city. BOND. DEBT Apr 30'13 $750,000
sinking fund available in reduction of such debt.
74,267
June 4 1847. Population 1910, 9,396. Sinking fund
c. The number of inhabitants of cities and counties shall be
Total assessed val. 1912_104,240,388
Refunding Bonds.
by the last previous official census thereof, as established by the determined
last United 4s g '07 J-J $70.000c ---1913-1920 County tax (per $1,000) 1912_51.25
States or State census or city or county census taken in the same manner 4s '11 J-D 116,000c_ __June 1 1941
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
as United States or State census and duly certified to by the clerk or
Sewer Bonds.
treasurer of such city or the auditor or treasurer of such county.
4s '07 J-J $44,000c_ __Jan 1 1927
Ninth. All investments shall be charged and entered on the books of the
EAST LIVERMORE WATER
Funding Bonds.
bank at their cost to the bank or at pa when a premium is paid.
4s g '07
$10,000c_ __Jan 1 1927
DISTRICT.
• SECTION 24. Any such bank or m stitution may hold real estate in the BOND.J-J
DEBT Apr 1 1913_$240,000 4s '09 F-A $150,000.- Feb 1 1020
city or town in which such bank or institution is located to an amount not Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '12_ _6,399,836 BOND. DEBT Apr 1912_
-$150,000
exceeding 5% of its deposits or to an amount not exceeding its reserve fund. Tax rate (per *1.000) 1912_ --$23.00 Assessed
valuation 1911 --$1,535,386
SECTION 25. No such bank or institution shall hold by way of investINT. in Boston at First Nat. Bk. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911 _$24.00
ment, or as security for loans, or both, more than one-fifth of the capital
INT. at Eliot Nat. Bk., Boston.
stock of any corporation, nor invest more than 10% of its deposits, not ex- and Old Colony Trust Co.
ceeding $60,000, in the capital stock or notes or any corporation, nor have
more than 50% of its deposits in mortgages of real estate. This section BELFAST.
EASTPORT.
and the two preceding do not apply to real estate, or other assets, acquired
This city is in Waldo County. InThis city is
Washington County.
by the foreclosure of a mortgage thereon, or upon Judgment for debts, or corp. June 22 1773. Charter adopted Incorp. Marchin
3 1893.
In settlements to secure debts. This section does not apply to bonds in 1853. Belfast owns $500,000 of
Refunding
Bonds.
Belfast & Moosehead RR. stock, of 4s '07 J-J
enumerated in the first five sub-divisions of Section 23 of this chanter.
$25,000c_ __July 1 1937
SECTION 26. Savings banks and institutions for savings may deposit on which 1,396 shares pref. & 3,604 corn. 4s
A-0 8,000c_Aprli 1 '14'17
call in banks or banking associations incorporated under the authority of this
Refunding Bonds.
School
Bonds.
4s
State, or the laws of the United States, and receive interest for the same.
F-A$477.000c_Aug 15 1918 3s
Dec 1919
$15,000r
SECTION 27. The trustees shall see to the proper investment of deposits 4s '09 M-N 113.000c_ _-Nov 1 1929 BOND.J-D
DEBT Apr 1913----348,000
and funds of the corporation in the manner hereinbefore prescribed. No TOTAL DEBT May 1913_ _$590,000 Assess.
1,690,250
'12
act.)
val.
(2-3
can shall be made directly or indirectly to any officer of the corporation Tax valuation 1912
...$2,997,006
$1,000) 1911...-$30.00
or to any firm of which such officer is a member.
(Assessment about actual value.) Tax rate (per
4.961
in 1910
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..-519.30 Population
4s at Frontier
$8,000
INT.
on
Population in 1910
_ 4,618 Nat. Bk,, Eastport; on others at
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
INTEREST payable at Belfast and Eastport Savings Bank.
First Nat. Bank, Boston
STATE OF MAINE.
EDEN.
Railroad Aid (B. & A. RR.).
This town is in Hancock County.
J-J $228,000c_ __July 1 1915 BIDDEFORD.
County seat is Houlton. Incorp. 414s
Inc. Feb. 23 1796. Pop'n '10, 4,441.
is
in
City
York
County.
BOND.
Inc.
1855.
DEBT
Apr 1913_ __$277,000
in 1839. This county owned $728,Town-Hall Land Bonds.
School Bonds.
337,481
000 of the preferred stock of the Ban- Finking fund
J-J $12,500r_July 1 '13-'17
acf.);12 $39,703,266 _s '12 - - - $45,000_ _ __July 1 1932 48
____gor & Aroostook RR. Co., but sold Assess. val. (;•i
Funding Bonds.
Refunding
Tax
rate
Bonds.
(per $1,000) 1912-_ __$1.15
the same late in 1901 to the railroad
J-J $20.000r_July 1 '13-'18
company upon their agreeing to pay Population in 1910 ___ _ 74.664 4s '04 M-N $50,000c __May 14 1914 48
School Bonds.
INT.at Nat.Shawmut lilt_ Boston 4s '95 M-N 25,000c_ __May 1 1915
principal and interest on an issue of
4s '97 J-J
45,000c.. __July 1 1917 4s '07 M-S $60,000r_Mch 1 '14-'25
$728,000 railroad-aid bonds, of which
4s '00 M-N 25,000c_ __May 1 1920 4s '12 M-S 21,000r_Sept 1 1927
$500,000 were redeemed Sept 11912.
M-S 30,000r
Auburn is in Androscoggin County. 3;is'01j-J 25,000c_ --July 1 1921 4s
This agreement was guaranteed by
;is'05 M-N 50,000c...-May 1 1925
Park Bonds.
a deposit of $728,000 4% consoli- 'nem p. Feb. 22 1869. City owns 3
M-S $21,000r
dated refunding bonds of the rail- railroad stock paying 6%; par value. BOND.DEBT Feb 1 1913_ $220,000 4s
School bonds (add'!)
Engine-House Bonds.
45,000
road company with the Old Colony $75,000. Population 1910 15,064.
Assess. val. (3-5 act.)'12_8,859,400 4s '11 A-0 $26,500r_ ...Part yearly
Sewer Bonds.
Trust Co. of Boston. V. 74, p. 110.
4s '11 J-J $24.000 --Jan 2 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _.$22.00 BOND.DEBT Jan 1 '13...$196,000
Population in 1910
City Bonds.
10,000
_ 17,079 Floating debt
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation for 1912- -6,475,569
J-J $15,000c-July 1 1917
Aug $9,000c...-Aug 1 1919 4s
(Assessment about actual value.)
,T-,J
3
15,000c_ --July 1 1920 BREWER.
rate
Tax
House.
(per
Court
J-J
43
16,000c_ --June 1 1923
51,000) 1912 __$26.00
This city is in Penobscot County.
J-D $40.000c-June 1 1915 4s J
14.500c......Jan 1 1925 Incorp. as a city,Feb. 8 1889..1j
J-J
INT. payable at Bar harbor.

AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA WATER DISTRICT.

BANGOR.

AROOSTOOK COUNTY.




AUBURN.

MAY, 1913.1

NEW HAMPSHIRE-DEBT OF STATE.

LISBON.
This town is in Androscoggin
County. Inc. June 22 1799. Population '10, 4,116. Bonds tax-exempt.
Water Bonds.
4s '09 A-0 $74,000c_ __Oct 1 1929
School-House Bonds.
4s
J-J $5,500c_ __July 1 1914
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912-- .$79,500
Floating debt
28,410
Sinking fund _____________
3,717
Assessed valuation 1911_ _ _2,473,345
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911 --$22.00
INT. on $5,500 in Lewiston; on
FARMINGTON.
This village is in Franklin County. $74,000 at Old Colony Tr, Co., Bost.
Incorp. 1860 New charter Jan.1912.
Water Refunding Bonds.
5s '10 J-J $35,000c_ __Jan 1 1932 OLD TOWN.
This city is in Penobscot County.
4s '10 A-0 30,000c_ _Apr 1 1926
(Subject to call.)
Incorp. as a city Mch.3(11891.
BOND.DEBT Jan 1 '13_ _ _$65,000 48 '98 _
$14,500 __________ 1918
Assessed valuation 1911_ .1,905,030 33.0'01 _ -- 25,000
_1921
Tax rate (per $1,000), 1910_*$34.00
Refunding and Funding Bonds.
Populationrax
1910
we
i,e
1 240 4s '08 J-D $65,000c _June 1 1928
taxes
re assessed in 1911 BOND. DEBT Apr 22 1912.$104,500
and none for 1912, expenses being Assessed valuation 1911_ -.2,862,630
paid from net earnings of water rents. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_$25.00
6.317
INT. at Franklin Say. Bk., Farm- Population in 1910
ington.
INTEREST on 4s of 1908 payable
in Bangor at the Merrill Trust Co.
GARDINER.
This city is in Kennebec County.
Incorp. in 1849. Commission gov- PORTLAND.
ernment adopted Sept. 12 1911.
David Birnie, Treas.
Bridge Loan.
Portland (City) is in Cumberland
4s '96 M-N $10,000c_ __ __May 1916 County. Incorp. Feb. 28 1832. The
city's bonds are all non-taxabie in Me.
Refunding Loans.
3348'97 A-0 $9,000c Oct 15 1919
Funded
Bonds.
4s '08 A-0 76,000c _Apr 16 1933 48 g '94 M-SDebt
$64,000c&r_Mch 1 1914
$100,500
BOND. DEBT Apr271912
4s '96 M-S 48,000c&r_Mch 1 1916
564 3
____ _
Sinking fund_
%s g '02 J-J614,000c&r_July 1 1922
Assessed valuation 1911.. _3,562,883 3 Ms g '05 M-S
99,000c&r_Mch 1 1920
(Assessment about actual value.) 45 g '09 F-A 245,000c.
_Aug 1 1929
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ _$24.50 4s
J-J
g
'12
350,000c_
__July 1 1932
.5,311
______
Population in 1910_ __ _
M-S
'13
4s
200,000____Mch
1 1963
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
School Building Bonds.
F-A
434s
g'07
$50,000c
Aug
1
'13-'22
GARDINER WATER DISTRICT.
City Hall Bonds.
J-J $219,500c_ __Jan 1 1934
4s
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ __$219,500 45 '11 A-0 $1,000,000Apr 1 '26-'45
Bonds past due, not presented
1,249
_
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1912-- _3,673,717 for payment, $2,000 due 1896.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912____$23.00 CITY OF DEERING BONDS.
Annexed Feb. 6 1899.
INT. at Maine Tr. & Bkg. Co.,
Gardiner.
High School Bonds.
45 '98 M-N $20,000c-_May 1 1918
48 '99 J-D 19,000c_ _June 1 1919
HALLOWELL.
Sewer Bonds.
This city is in Kennebec County.
Inc. 1850. Population 1910, 2,864. 48 '97 J-D $20,000c__ _June 1 1917
Forest Avenue Bonds.
1893.
Refunding
4s '97 J-D $15,000c_ „Dec 1 1915
4s • M-N $10,000c_ __Nov '13-'22 48
'99 F-A 17,000c_ _Feb 1 1919
Water Bonds.
6,000c_ _June 1 1918
'98 J-D
4s g '98 J-J $50,000c_ __Jan 1 1918 4s Refunding
Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913__$60,000 48 '97 A-0 $11,500c_
__Apr 1 1917
20,500
Floating debt _
22,592
Sinking fund (all water)
INTEREST on all the issues ex1,430,655 cept the registered bonds is payable
Tax valuation 1912
(Assessment same as actual value.) in Boston at First Nat. Bank and at
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-.422.00 the Casco Nat. Bank in Portland.
INT.at Hallowell Tr.& Bk. Co.
TOT. DEBT.,SINK. FUND, &c.:
Apr. 1 '13. May 1 '12.
HOULTON.
Total debt___$2,955,166 $2,896,122
This town is in Aroostook County. Assets
207,801
286,344
Incorp. Mch. 8 1831. City owns
1,995 shares stock-value $49,875- Net debt _ __$2,747,365 $2,609,778
of the Houlton Water Co.
AVAILABLE
ASSETS.-City's
Refunding Bonds.
4s '10 M-N $25,000r_ __Nov 1 1930 available assets consist of 1,700
A-0 10,000c-Oct 1 1918 shares ($170,000) of Portland Gas
4s
330
J-D 37,000c __Dec 15 1920 Light Co. stock and cash reserved for
payment of city debt, $37,801. BorWater Bonds.
M-N $9,000c4ay 1 '14-'32 rowing capacity Apr. 1 1913, $399,3 Ms
M-N 17,000c_ May 1 1932 497 06.
3345
(Subject to call May 1 1918.)
ASSESSED VALUATIONSchool, Bridges, Town Imp.Bds.
1912.
1911.
1905.
M-N$10,000c___Nov 1 1931
45
$
A-0 20,000c _Apr I 1917 R.E_48079,525
4s
35600,350
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13_ $146,000 Per.._19013,743 46109,300
18095,310 15425,655
Floating debt
Tot _67093,268 64204,610 51026,005
Total valuation 1912-- _ _3,250,636 Tax perM.21.20
22.40
21.20
(Assessment about 75% actual value)
-In 1910. 58,751;
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ -424.00 in POPULATION.
1900, 50,145; in 1890, 36,425.
Population in 1910 ________ -5,845
ELLSWORTH.
This city is in Hancock County.
Inc. in 1869. Population 1910,3,549.
War Debt.
48
J-D $28,0000 __June 1 1917
45
J-D 30,000_ _ _ _June 1 1932
BOND.DEBT Feb 10 '13_ $58,000
-------39,857
Floating debt
Total assessed val. 1912- -.2,004,941
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912- -$24.00
INT. at City Treasurer's office.

KENNEBEC WATER DISTRICT.
The city of Waterville and the village of Fairfield are in this district.
Population served by district, 18,000.
Post office address, Waterville.
3 35it'05 M-N $100,000c-May 1 1915
3345 g M-N J150,000c_May 1 1920
1650,000c May 1 1925
48 g '10 M-N 50,000c _May 1 1925
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913.. _ 4950,000
Total valuation 1912._ _ _8,251,881
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Boston.

PORTLAND BRIDGE DISTRICT.
This district comprises the entire
cities of Portland and South Portland
and was organized in 1905 to build
Vaughan's Bridge, connecting the
two cities. The entire property of
the two cities is liable in proportion
to assessed valuation.
J4$320.000c July 1 '13-'44
334s
30,000c __July 1 1945
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913-$360,000
Valuation 19125Portland 67,093,268
1So. Port_ 3,975,735
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston,
KITTERY WATER DISTRICT.
Trust Co., Portland.
Fidelity
at
and
This district is located in the town
of Kittery, York County, and supabout
5,000
to
water
inhabit'ts.
plies
5s '08 J-J $191,500c_ _Jan 1 '14-'38 PORTLAND WATER DISTRICT.
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913 _ -$191,500
Funding Bonds.
Assess. val.(A act.) '12._ 750,000 4s '08 J-D $3.000,000c__Dec 1 1928
INT,at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost, BOND.DEBT Apr 30'13-$3,000,000
District bonds
Water Co bds (assumed) 2,029,000
LEWISTON.
This city is in Androscoggin
INT. on district bonds at Old ColCounty. Incorp. in 1863.
ony Tr. Co., Bost., or U. S. Tr. Co.,
Refunding Bonds.
Portland; on assumed bonds at FiJ-J $80,000-- _July 1 1924 delity Tr. Co. and Union Safe Dep.
4s
1930
1
J-J 51,000-- _Jan
48
& Tr. Co., Portland.
3 Ms g J-J 185,000 __ __July 1 1931
J-J 100,000... __July 1913 ROORLAND.
48
J-J 100,000_ __ __July 1923
45
_ _1937 in This city is in Knox County. Inc.
48 '07 A-0 174,000
1854. Bonds are tax-free.
1927
4s
A-0 100,000
Refunding Bonds.
Water Bonds.
J-J $16,800c_ _July 1 1915
5s
A-0 $200,000- --Oct 1 1917 3348
J-J
18,000c.. __July 1 1916
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1912 $990,500 334s
F-A 32,500c_ __Feb 1 1917
334s
Floating debt-----------231,046
231,046
J-J
27,600c_ _July 1 1918
255,824 38
Sinking fund
J-J 23,200c_July 1 1919
Assessed val. 1912 (est.)_17,000,000 38
3s '05 J-J
20,850 __ __July 1920
(Assessment about 80% actual value) 3348
_ -- 40,350 _. _
--1921
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ -417.50
(Subject to call after 7 years.)
Population In 1910
26,247
J-J
$13,000 __July 1 1922
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston. 45 '07
(Subject to call at any time.)
CITY PROPERTY.-The property of this city is valued at $1,823,- BOND. DEBT Nov 1912_ $271,850
946, incl. among other things stock Total valuation 1011 _ -.5,659,595
of the Lewiston & Auburn Branch Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911 __ _$23.50
RR. valued at $225,000, and water- Population in 1910 _________ 8,174
works valued at $836,871.
INTEREST payable in Rockland.




'3

SACO.
J-J 20,000 --July 1 1937
4s
This city is In York County. Inc. 3348
M-S $50,000 __Sept 1 '23-'27
Feb. 18 1867. Population '10. 6,583. 4s
F-A 20,000 _.Feb 1 '38-'39
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912_ $334,000
45
J-J $30,000c ________ 1917 Total valuation 1912 _____ _7,207,871
45
J-D 16,500c_ __Dec '13-'23 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
M-N 18,000c_ __Nov '13-'30 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-- --$23.00
334s
334s
M-S 15,000c_ Aug 31 1921 Population in 1910
11,458
45 '07 A-0 30,000c _ _Oct 1 '13-'42
334s'09 M-S 13,500c_Sept 1 '13-'39
BOND. DEBT April 1912_$127,000 WESTBROOK.
Westbrook is in Cumberland Co.
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '11- A,871,688
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911-$21.00 Inc. Mch. 1891. Pop'n '10, 8,281.
Paving Bonds.
4s '12 M-S $30,000c_Sept 1 '13-'22
SOUTH PARIS.
Refunding Bonds.
This village is in Oxford County.
4s
J-J $25,000c_ __Jan 1 1915
Water-System Bonds.
J-J 20,000c.. __Jan 1 1917
4s '09 A-0 $68,000c--Oct 1 1929 48
J-D 24,000c. __June 1 1918
BOND. DEBT Apr 16 '13 _468,000 45
15,000c_ __Apr 1 1922'
Sinking fund
2,000 48 g '07 J-J
J-J
15,000c_ _Jan 15 1926
Assess. val. (70% act.) '1L..744,165 45
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911--$6.00 4s '11 J-D 124,000c June 20'21-'32
1,000c _June 20 1933
Population in 1910 _________ 1,542
Past due bonds $500
INT. payable at Paris Trust Co.
Outstanding Notes.
6s '93
$10,000_July 1 '18 &'23
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
58 '09 _ __
1,000 __ _ _Mch 1 1914
County seats are Machias and 5s '11 ___
4,000 _ _ _Dec 30 1913
Calais. Incorp. in 1789.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13_ $154,500
Washington Co. RR. Bonds.
Note debt
23,500
4s '96 J-J $25,000e_ ....Jan 1 1916 Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _5,332,654
4s '93 J-J 475,000c_ __Jan 1 1928 (Assessment is about actual value.)
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1923.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000) '12 $20.70
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1912 $500,000
INTEREST payable at Old Colony
Total assessed val. 1911 _ _15,550.310
Co., Boston, First Nat. Bank.
State (33 Co.tax (per$1,000)'11 $29.00 Trust
Boston,
and at Westbrook Trust Co.
Population in 1910
_ 42,905
TNT. at Boylston Nat. Bk., Boston.
YARMOUTH.
This town is in Cumberland Co.
WATERVILLE.
Inc. 1849. Population 1910, 2,358.
This city is in Kennebec County.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Incorp. 1802; city, 1888. CommisF-A $35,000c __ -.1916-1926
sion government defeated in Nov.'12. 4s g
Water-Ext. Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s
g
M-S
$15,200c _ _1913-1916
48 '12 M-S $20,000c-__Sept 1 1932 BOND. DEBT
May 19-13.. $54,000
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking
fund
and interest__
23,827
3348'08 F-A $10,000 _-_Feb 1 1926
.1,499,875
48
F-A 10,000 ---Feb 1 1937 Total assessed val.
1912_1912 --$22.80
4s
F-A
9,000_.Aug I 1929 Tax rate (per $1,000),
4s
INT.at Fidelity Tr.Co.,Portland.
J-J 105,000.. _July 31 1939

ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per
Debt.
Debt. Valuation. $1,000.
Androscoggin County
52,000
Anson (T), Somerset County
20,200
Boothbay Harbor, Lincoln Co_ 46,700
Brunswick (T),CumberlandCo. 27,000
Bucksport (T), Hancock Co.._ 32,900
Camden (T), Knox County.. 22,900
Dexter (T), Penobscot County 48,000
E.Livermore,AndroscogginCo_ 11,000
Fairfield (T), Somerset County 41,000
Kennebec County
52,500
Kennebunk (T), York County. 46,250
Lubec (T), Washington Co__ _ 27,000
Norridgewock, Somerset Co
24,000
Old Orchard (T), York County 26,000
Pittsfield (T), Somerset Co_ _ ..*62,159
Orford
Rumford (T),
County_109,500
Sanford (T), York County!._ _ _ 72,000
Skowhegan, Somerset County_109,500
SouthPortland,CumberlandCo.179,250
Waldoborough (T),Lincoln Co. 37,000

5,240d34,856,856
29,336 d803,255 z24.00
11,715 d1,192,483 d20.00
50,713 d3,942,841 d18.50
43,196 d875,048 d28.50
45,956 d2,563,100 d20.00
24,814 d1,329,582 d26.20
18,304 a1,535,386 a24.00
None d1,595.110 d24.00
40,000x36,478,541 x5.50
d5,129.126 d20.00
3,433 d905,130
5,000 d706,059 d24.50
3,000 d1,234,522 d25.90
a1,546,522 a22.40
10,216 d4,024,140 d19.00
18,368 a4,199,345 x20.00
15,800 a3,944,930 d21.00
26,700 d3,992,085 d25.00
12,291 d1,092,986 d22.00

Population.
1910.
59,822
2,209
2,021
6,621
2,216
3,015
3,530
2,641
4,435
62,863
3,099
d22.50
1,608
961
2,891
6,777
9,049
5,341
7,471
2,666

*Total debt. a Figures are for 1911. z 1913 figures. d 1912 figures.

New Hampshire.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, dm.
One of Original Thirteen
Admitted as a State
Total Area of State (square miles)
9,305
State Capital
Concord
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1915)_Samuel D. Felker
Secretary of StatefChosen by Legislature;.Edw. N. Pearson
Treasurer
lterm expires Jan. 1915f _George E.Farrand
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday in
January, and length of session is not limited.
HISTORY OF DEBT.-New Hampshire's debt history is very brief.
This State has always been extremely conservative, and no bonds were
issued until after the breaking out of the Civil War, In 1866 New Hampshire 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:
-Interest
Principal
LOANS% Payable. When Due. Outstand'y
Nameand PurposeAgricultural College, 1893
4
J dc J July 1 1913 $135,000
Sanitorium bonds of 1909
334 J & J July 1 1919 x50,000
Library bonds of 1893
4
J lc J July 1 1913
75,000
1 3
J & J Jan. 1 1916
x50,000
Highway bonds of 1909
1 334 J & J Jan 1 '14-15 x150,000
x50,000
334 J do J Jan 1 '16-17
334 J• do J July 1 '17-21 x250.000
do
do
of 1911
3% J & J July 1 '21-'24 250,000
do
do
of 1912
3 M J dc J July 1 '13-25
Hospital, 1905
130,000
334 J & J July 1 1927 x150,000
1907
do
x85,000
1909
c 334 J & J July 1 1929
500
Municipal War loan (overdue)_
500
Loan of 1873 (overdue)
Trust funds
1,029,037
Of $1,029,037.37 trust funds held Sept. 1 1912, $899,911.47 carried 4%
interest and $80,000 6% interest, no interest being paid on $49,125.90.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.-The bonds are in $500 and $1,000 pieces.
INTEREST is payable at the National Shawmut Bank of Boston and at
State Treasurer's office.
TAX-EXEMPT.-Issues marked z are exempt from all taxes to individual holders. Treasurer Solon A. Carter informs us that all issues at
33.4% and under are exempt when held by savings banks.
TOTAL DEBT.-The net debt on Sept. 1 1912 was $1,387,038.34. The
subjoined statement shows New Hampshire's total debt on the dates named.
Assets Sept. 1 1912 were $1,018,099.03.
Sept. 1'12. Sept. 1'11. Sept. 1 '10. Sept. 1 '09.
$1,376,000 $1,136,000 $1,071,700
$831,700
Total funded debt
1,029,037
1,075,964
1,019,779
1,020,776
Trust funds
3,742
School fund
100
100
100
100
Floating debt
Total debt

"

$2,405,137 $2,155,879 $2,092,576 $1,911,506

14

NEW HAMPSHIRE-CITIES AND TOWNS.

ASSESSED VALUATION.-The State's total assessed valuation has
been as below. The average tax rate for 1911 (per $1,000) was $21.00.
Years- Assessed Val. Years- Assessed Val. Years- Assessed Val.
1912 _ _ _ _ •$390,086,029 1906
$231,641,571 1898
$204,734,731
1911
263,074,386 1905
225,082,628 1897
203,507,734
1910
255,085,571 1904
220,624,307 1896
200,957,600
1909
249,219,335 1903
216,837,497 1894
197,839,543
244,971,264 1902
1908
214,616,655 1893
196,117,060
1907
238,128,476 1900
209,670,845 1881
168,984,903
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 latter were valued in 1912 at $154,765,810.
* Chapter 169, Laws of 1911, creates a permanent tax commission, one
of whose duties it is to equalize valuations in the year 1912 and every second
year thereafter, so that the same shall represent the "true and market
value" of property. This will account for the-great increase in valuations in
1912, not only for the.State itself, but for the various civil divisions, as shown
by the returns of the different municipalities on this and following pages.
POPULATION OF STATE-.
1910
430,572 1870
318,30011830
269,32811790
141,881
1900
411,588 1860
326,073 1820
244,165
1890
376,§30 1850
317,976 1810
214,460
284,574 1800
183,858
DEBT LIM ITATION.-There is no restriction in the constitution of New
Hampshire upon the debt-making power of the people through the "Genera
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 corporations. It is to be noticed, however, that by its terms the restriction does
not specifically mention "cities," the words being "any town."
In addition to the foregoing Is the "Municipal Bond Act of 1895." It
tells In the matter of issuing bonds what a municipal corporation may
do, what it must do, and what It cannot do. The law enacts:
Sec. 1. The term "municipal corporation" means town, city, school district, village district and village precinct. Sec. 2. Bonds issued must be
payable within 20 years, interest semi-annual, not exceeding 6%, may
be payable in gold coin. If made payable in less than 20 years, may be
extended, but never beyond 20 years from time of issue. Sec. 3. Bonds
(except of cities) must be authorized by a vote of two-thirds of all voters
present and voting at an annual meeting of such corporation, or at a special
meeting i properly called, &c. (for which see Act). Bonds must be signed
by a majority of the Governing Board, countersigned by Treasurer and
have seal of corporation. Time and place of payment and rate of interest,
&c., may be delegated to Governing Board. Sec. 4. City bonds must be
authorized by resolution of City Council passed by at least two-thirds of
members elected to each branch, taken by yeas and nays, signed by Mayor,
countersigned by Treasurer, seal of city affixed. Place of payment, rate
of interest 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 subject to call, they must
contain statement to that effect SS given in Act. "The validity of any bonds
shall not be affected by any variation from the forms herein prescribed."
Sec. 6. Treasurer to keep a book in which he shall register bonds issued, &o.
Sec. 7. "All bonds purporting to be Issued by virtue or hi pursuance of this
Act and signed and sealed as hereinbefore provided shall, In favor of bona
fide holders, be conclusively presumed to have been duly and regularly
authorized and issued in accordance with the provisions herein contained,
and no holder thereof shall be obliged to see to the existence of the purpose
of the issue or to the regularity of any of the proceedings or to the application of the proceeds. All such bonds shall be negotiable in all respects and
to the same extent as securities negotiable by the law merchant." Sec. 8.
Annual tax must be levied and collected sufficient to pay interest and provide a sinking fund sufficient to pay principal within 20 years. Sec. 9. No
bonds can be issued which shall increase the net debt of corporation to an
amount exceeding 5% of the value of the taxable property therein as last
appraised for assessing taxes. To ascertain net debt, all debts must be Included except the following, which must be deducted-water debt, 'cash
and other means' In treasury and sinking funds applicable to payment of
debt so included; "but nothing contained. In this section shall prevent the
issue of bonds for the purpose of refunding an equal principal amount of
other bonds of such corporation." Sex. 10. Corporation seal. Sec. 11.
Act to take effect on passage. Approved March 19 1895.
Exceptions have been made to this law from time to time in special instances, such as in the case of $100,000 high-school bonds of the city of
Portsmouth authorized by Chapter 202, Laws of 1903. This chapter
provides that Section 9 of the Municipal Bond Law of 1895 does not apply
in this Instance.
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL BONDS.-Chap.55 of the Laws of 1907
provides that any city, town, precinct or village district may exempt from
taxation any future issue of its bonds, provided such exemption shall apply
only to bonds owned and held by citizens of said city, town, precinct or
village district. State bonds are subject to taxation unless exempted by
the terms of the Act under which they are Issued.
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS-PRIVILEGES AND RESTRICTIONS.-The savings bank investment laws of New Hampshire were completely revised and materially altered in many respects at the Legislative
session of 1901. The new law was approved by the Governor March 22
1901 and went Into effect on Its passage. In 1907 clauses 8, 14, 18, 19 and
20 were amended. The Legislature of 1909 passed an Act adding clause 22
and amending clause 17. The law is printed in full in our "State and
City Section" for Nov. 1912, page 12.

1880-____346,001 1840

44

CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BELKNAP COUNTY.
Laconia is the county seat.
Court-House Bonds(Tax-exempt)
J-J $30,0000_ _July 1 1913
45
Refunding Bonds (Tax-exempt).
J-J $20,000c_ _Jan 1 1915
4s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913 $50,000
Sinking fund
54,871
Cash on hand
12,841
Assessed valuation 1912_ _18,737,091
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$15.20
Population in 1910
21,309
INT. at Lakeport Nat. Bk., Laconia.

Val. city property Feb 1 '12-$320,558
Population in 1910
11,780
INTEREST on refunding bonds
payable at Old Col. Tr. Co., Boston.
BOSCAWEN.
This town Is in Merrimack County.
Incorp. in 1892. Water bonds are
all tax-free, bridge bonds to owners
In town. Population 1910, 1,240.
Bridge Bonds.
5s
July
$500c____$500 yrly
Water Bonds.
334s
M-N $60,500c.$1,500 yearly
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1912_.$69,100
Floating debt
17,089
Sinking fund
4,603
Assessed valuation 1912
777,459
(Assessment about 96% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$26.40
INTEREST on bridge bonds payable in Boscawen; on water bonds at
office of E. H. Rollins & Sons, Bost.

BERLIN.
This city is in Coos County. Incorp. Feb.6 1897. New city charter
was adopted by the voters May 11'09.
Refunding Bonds.
430'10 M-N $70,000c Nov 1 '13-'26
School House & Fire Sta. Bonds
4s '05 J-D $65,000c_ _ Dec 1913-25
Improvement Bonds.
4,4s'93 J-D $70,000c
Dec 1913 CLAREMONT.
This town is in Sullivan County,
Funding Bonds.
43 '97 M-N$50,000c_ __May 1 1917 Inc. 1764. Population 1910, 7,529.
34s'02 J-D 30,000c_June 1 '13-22
Town-Hall Bonds.
J-J $10,000c_ _July 1 '13-16
Funded debt Jan 31 '13_ - _ $285,000 4s
Notts payable
Water Bonds.
316,712
J-J $156,4000___July 1 1923
Sinking fund investment._ _ 109,914 4s
Assessed valuation 1912-.-. _7,965.119
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $50,000o_ _Apr 1 1914
(Assessment about actual value) 4s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912„.$19.00 3s'09 J-J 22,900o_ _ _ $1,000 yrly




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Total liabilities Sept. 1 1911 $354,910
Assets
22,332
Water debt (Included)._ _ _ 156,400
Assess. val.(70% act.)'12_7,227,035
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _$15.00
INT.at People's Nat.Bk,Claremont

Cash on hand
$13.319
Assessed valuation 1912._ _._4,052,793
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1912....$19.20
Population in 1910
4,897
INT: at Exeter Banking Co.

CONCORD.
Concord (incorp. 1853) is the capital of the State and the county seat
of Merrimack County. Its waterworks more than take care of the
interest on the water bonds.
Sewer Bonds
330
J-D $25,000_ _ _ _June 1 1914
330
J-D
9,000____Deo 1 1914
334s
J-J
25,000_ _ _ _July 1 1917
3)0'08 M-N 25,000c_ _ _May 1 1928
*Union School District Bonds.
330
A-0 $7,000 _ _ _Oct 1 1913
16,000-.-.July 1 '15-'16
J-J
34s
J-J 40,000_ _July 1 '18-'22
334s
J-J 115,000_ _July 1 '24-'26
3;is
135,000_ _ __July 1 1927
4,000_ _ _ _July 1 1928
334s
J-J
J-J
30,000July1'23-'29-'30
3;is
9,000_ __ _July 1 1931
330
J-J
Penacook Sewer Bonds.
3s
A-0 $2,000__Oct '15 to '18
4s
J-J
3,000_ _July '14 to '19
West Concord Sewer Precinct.
330
A-0 1;3,000_ _Oct 1 '13-18
1 300-- -Oct 1 1919
East Concord Sewer Precinct.
J-J
$500_ _ _ _July 1 1915
334s
School District No. 20 Bonds.
($5,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1913
330
M-S
4,500-.-.Sept 1 '14-'22
4.300_ __Sept 1 1924
*State
Library Bonds,
J-D $25,000_ _ _ _June 1 1914
330
St Paul's Sch. Sewer Precinct.
$500 __July 1 1913
3s
J-J
City-Hall Bonds.
($48,000 -.Sept 1 '13-'20
330
M-S( 14,000_ _Sept 1 '21-'22
5,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1923
330'04 J-J f 50,000-. July 1 '24-'28
1 5,000_ __ _July 1 1929
Water Precinct Bonds.
M-S $20,000_ _ _ _Mch 1 1922
33is
J-J
4s
54,000_ _ _ _Jan '14-'19
45
J-J 352,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1922
J-J
3s
7,000_ _ _ _Nov 1 1920
4,000_ __Nov 1 1921
J-J
3s
33is
J-J
30,000_ _Jan 1 '23-'24
330'05 A-0
5,000_ _ Apr 1 1921
130.000_ __Aor 1 1922
BOND.DEBT Jan 1 "13_ _$927,100
Other liabilities Jan 1 1913_ 103,922
Assets Jan 1 1913
169,742

FARMINGTON.
This town is in Strafford County.
Inc. Dec. 1 1798. Pop'n '10, 2.621.
4s '98 J-J $56,500o-.- Jan 1 1918
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1908)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1911-$56,500
5,600
Floating debt
15,827
Water debt (additional)
33,258
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1912...._1,384,486
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...... 26.70
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Bank, Boston; Farmington Nat.
Bank, and Town Treasurer's office.
FRANKLIN.
This city is in Merrimack County.
Inc. as a town 1828; a city, 1895.
Water Bonds.
A-0 $2,000--- Apr 1 1914
4s
(Subject to call.)
330'06 M-S $25,000c___Mch 1 1916
Memorial Hall, Refund.& Sewer
33.s'08 A-0 $50,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1928
Refunding Water Bonds.
A-0 $80,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1921
330
$300
Bonds of 1885
30,000
Bonds of 1907
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913- 187,300
45,101
Note debt, &c
16,502
Cash in treasury
Resources
19,329
Tax valuation 1912
4,887,179
(Assessment about actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.-.$16.50
Population in 1910
6,132
INTEREST payable at First NatBank, Bost., or Treasurer's office.
GORHAM.
This town is in Coos County. Inc.
1836. Population 1910, 2,155.
Water & Sewer Bonds (tax-free).
1925
4s '05 J-J $60,0000
BOND.DEBT Feb 151913-._$60,000
Cash on hand
11,251
Floating debt
25,835
Assessed valuation 1912__ _1,524,154
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _$22.00
INT.at N. W.Harris & Co., Boston.

HILLSBOROUGH BRIDGE FIRE
DISTRICT.
District incorporated in 1886.
• Exempt from tax when owned
Water Notes (due $2,000 yearly).
by Concord residents.
4s '10 June $27,500_ _Jan 1 '15-26
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.
Water Bonds.
1917
The Penacook sewer bonds were is- 4s
J-J $45,0000
sued on the city's credit for the Pena- BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_-$45,000
and.
27,500
cook sewer district, the interest
Water notes
1,000
principal being payable from a spe- Floating debt
110,928
cial tax on that district.
Assets
INTEREST paid at city treasury Assess. val.(j actual) 1912_987,186
and in Boston.
District tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$2.25
CITY PROPERTY.-The city
INT. at First Nat. Ilk., Hillsboro.
valued its buildings and other property on Jan 1 1913 at $1,472,776.94,
incl. water works valued at $1,036,- HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.
County seats are Manchester and
194.80, which are the property of the
Nashua. The 3s and 330 are ex"precinct."
ASSESSED VAL.,TAX RATE, &c. empt from taxation to persons and
Tax rate corporations residents of HillsTotal Assessed
Years- Valuation. Tax. per M. borough County.
Building Bonds.
1912 __$18,701,591 $316,118 $17.50
June $40,000e_ _June 1 1921
1911 -- 12,507,847 296,074 24.30 4s
March 113,000o___Mch 1 1915
1910 ...112,543,822 278,465 23.00 4s
51,8000_ _ _July 1 1923
July
1905 - 11,614,011 258,043 22.20 3s
(Subject
to call July 1 1913.)
1900 -- 11,220,215 232,773 21.00
1 1924
1890 -- 10,243,857 176,081 17.60 334s'09 M-S 100,000o_ _ _Sept
TOT.DEBT Apr 1 1913- $304,800
1880 -- 10,150,586 172.831
125,000
Floating
debt
POPULATION.-In 1910 (Cen171,801
fund & cash on hand
sus) was 21,497; in 1900 it was 19,- Sink.valuation
116,366,064
1912
632; in 1890 it was.17,004; in 1880 Tax
1912_ _15.00
$1,000)
rate
(per
Tax
it was 13,843; in 1870 it was 12,241. Val. of county property
625,929
•
126,072
Population in 1910
DERRY.
INT. on 3s at Manchester Nat.
This town is In Rockingham Co.
Co.,
Tr.
Colony
Old
at
330
Bk.;
on
Inc. 1827. Population 1910, 5,123.
($13,000o.:__July 1 1917 Boston; 4s at First Nat. Bk., Boston.
3%sg'07J-J I 25,000c__ _July 1 1922
52,000c_ _ _July 1 1927 JAFFREY.
Water Bonds (tax-exempt).
This town is in Cheshire County.
334s'10 M-N$44,000c
1930 Incorp. In 1773. The 3% water
Total liabilities Feb 15 '13_ $133,000 bonds and road bonds are tax-exempt
Floating debt
100,000 in Jaffrey.
Assessed valuation 1912_ 4,115,647
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value) 330
J-J $18,0000_ _Jan 1 '14-'22
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _ $15.80
1 9,0000_ _Jan 1 '23-'25
INT.payable in Boston: on bonds 3s
J-J f 12,000r_Jan 1 '26-'29
of 1907 at N. W. Harris & Co.. Inc.;
1 1,000r_ _ _ _Jan 1 1930
$6,000
on bonds of 1910 at First Nat. Bank. Water-extension note
Road Bonds.*
330
M-N $2,5000
DOVER.
M-N $2,500c_ _On or 1before
This city is the county seat of 33
-is
Nov 1922
Strafford County. Incorp. as a city
BOND.DEBT Mar 29'13_ $48,500
In 1855. Population 1910. 13.247.
Assessed valuation 1912-- _$,579,158
City-HallFkefunding Bonds.
value.)
330'12 J-D 5$60,000e_ Dee 1 '28-'31 (Assessment about actual
1912_$16.00
1 15,0000_ _ _Apr 1 1932 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1,895
1910
Population
in
Bridge
Bonds.
and
Funding
330
J-J $20,000e_ _July 1 '13-16
• Interest on these bonds is paid
High-School Bonds.
by the heirs to the Slade estate in
3%805 J-D J$30,000e_ _ Dec 1 '17-'22 Jaffrey.
1 30,0000- _Dec 1 '23-'25
INT.at C.D.Parker & Co.,Boston.
Cemetery Loan.
ann $12,000
3As
KEENE.
Water-Works Notes.
County seat of Cheshire Co. In330
F-A$189,000_ _ _ _Jan 9 1914
M-S 75,000___ _Aug 5 1914 corp. as a town 1753; city, 1874.
330
Bonds past due,$10,000; int. ceased. Bonds are tax-exempt when held
BOND.DEBT Jan 11913-. $441,000 by residents of Keene.
Water Bonds.
Borrowing capacity
439,559
Assess. val.(4-5 act.) '12_11,073,648 4s '91 A-0 $5,000c ..-.Oct 1 1913
'91 A-0 40,000c __Oct 1 '14-'17
4s
Tax rate (per MOM 1912_ _ $17.50
5,0000 _ __July 1 1913
INT. on city-hall bonds at First 330'02 J-J
Paving Bonds.
Nat. Bank, Bos.; all other bonds
$9,000c_July 1 '13-'15
4s '10 J-J
at Shawmut Nat. Bank, Boston.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913- $59,000
Sinking fund (allwater) -- 3,992
EXETER.
Cash In treasury ---------- 14,486
This town is in Rockingham Co.
Assessed valuation 1912--9,16Q,926
Street-Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
M-S $42,000c
4s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-..$l6.50
Bonds.
Seminary
In 1910
Population
10,068
J-J $86,000c
__s
INT. on water 4s, due 1913, payBOND.DEBT Feb 15 '12.. $128,000
in
Boston.
others
Keene;
on
in
able
5,400
Floating debt

NIAY, 1913.j
LACONIA.
Laconia (city) is in Belknap Co.
Inc. May 3 1893. Pop'n '10. 10,183.
Sewer Notes (opt. after 5 years).
330
J-J $20,000c_ __July 1 1925
Town of Laconia Sewer Bonds.
1915-1925
4s
--- $55,000
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
1924
A-0 $117,000c
4s
Total liabilities Apr 30 '13_ $277,216
22,040
Assets
Tax valuation 1912_ -----.8,879,165
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.416.00

VERMONT-DEBT OF STATE.
Refunding Bonds.
35 g '01 J-J $75,0000_ -July 1 1921
4s '05 J-J 20,000c_ __July 1 1925
48 '06 J-J 20,000c-July 1 1926
45 '11 J-D 40,000- June 1 1931
48 '12 J-D 10,000_ _ _ _June 1 1932
BOND.DEBT Jan 1 1912 $893,509
Floating debt
128,395
Resources
467,561
Assessed valuation 1912..$22,592,293
(Assessment about actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-417.90
Est. value city property.... __$'798,740
Population in 1910----------26,005
INT.on 4s of 1892,'4s of 1905,'06,
'07, '09 and '11 and 330 of 1905 at
City Treasurer's office; on 4s of 1904.
3s of 1903 and 1901 at Nat. Shawmut
Bk., Boston, or by City Treasurer;
all others at City Treasurer's office or
at Nat. Bk. of Commonwealth, Bos.

LISBON SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
1913-1919
4s '11 M-N t$7,000c22,000c - -.1920-1930
BOND.DEBT Apr 30 '13_
$29,000
Assessed valuation 1912 __1,011,800
(Assessment about full value).
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_..$8.70
Population in 1912 (est.)
1,600 NEWPORT.
INT.at Atlantic Nat. Bk.,Boston
This town is in Sullivan County.
Incorp. in 1761. Pop. 1910. 3,765.
LITTLETON, TOWN.
Town Notes.
$17,550
This town is in Grafton County. 3s
36,100-1925 3 Ms
4s
A-0 $40,000
_ _ 10,000
6s
Water and Light Bonds.
Sewer Bonds (Opt. beg. July 1'11)
30 years
J-D$200,000
33{s
J-J $3,800c. _July 1 1921
3s
Funding Bonds.
Refund Bds (Opt. beg. July 1'11)
330'07 J-D $60.000c_ -.June 1 1927
J-J $68,000c.. __July 1 1921
BOND.DEBT Feb 15 1913 $300,000 3s
Water Bonds (Opt.beg.Aug. 1 '09)
Sinking fund
67,183
F-A $20,0000_ __Aug 1 1921
Assessed val. town, 1912.2,956,734 3s
F-A 50,000c- -Aug 1 1924
43
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-- --$22.29 Total liabilities Fob 15 '12.. $209,970
Population in 19104.069 Assessed valuation 1912__$3,131,402
(Assessment about 75% actual value)
INTEREST on 330 of _____ at Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 __$15.00
Atlantic Nat. Bank. Boston.
INTEREST at office of Town Treas.
MANCHESTER.
PORTSMOUTH.
This city is one of the county seats
This city, incorporated in 1849, is
of Hillsborough County. bloom. one of the county seats of Rocking70,063.
1910,
Pop'n
July 10 1846.
ham County.. The High-School
bonds for $100,000 were authorized
Fire-Alarm Bonds.
330'12 M-S 1$90,000_Sept 1 '14-'31 by Chap. 202, Laws of 1903, and it
I 10.000-Sept 1 1932 was provided that Sec. 9 of the "Municipal Bond Act of 1895" should not
Improvement Bonds.
4s'94-6 A-0$300,000c_Apr 1 '14-'16 apply in their case. Bonds marked
330'10 A-0 100,000c_ __Apr 1 1930 (*) are not taxed in Portsmouth.
J-J 100,000
335s
1913-1932
Permanent [mut. Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4.s '10 F-A $13,000c_Aug 1 '13-'17
330'99 A-0$100,000c_ __Apr 1 1919
School Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '89 M-N $57,000c.. __Nov 1 1914
330'05 A-0 $50,000c_ __Apr 1 1925
Sewer Bonds.
A-0 100,000c_Apr 1 '27&'29 45 '94 M-N
4s
May 1 1914
4s '11 J-J 55,000c_July 1 '13-'23 •3 s'08 M-N$40,0000..
*3,000c_ __Nov 1 1913
School Bonds.
R.efunding Bonds.
4s '95 J-J $30,000c_July 1 '13-'15 4s '04 A-0 $47,000o..
__Oct 1 1924
4s '96 J-J 40,000c_ _ July 1 1916 334 &4s'09J-J•50,000c...Jan 1 '19-'29
330'l1 J-J 80,000c_July 1 '13-'28
Paying Bonds.
330'11 J-J 110,000c_-1930 4s '11 F-A $50,000c_Aug 1 '14-'31
------1931
I 8,0000
Debt Funding Bonds.
*Cemetery Bonds.
4s '04 M-S$160,000c_ __Sept 1 1924
5s
J-J $50,000c--July 1 1913 4s '96 J-J 175,000c_July 1 1916
330'10 A-0 21,000c- --Oct 1 1930
High-School Bds.-See note above.
Water Bonds.
45 g '03 J-D $100,000c Dec 1 1923
5s '93 F-A$100,000c..--Aug 1 1913
Water Bonds.
43093 M-N 100,0000-Nov 1 1913 330'02 J-J $50,000c_ _July 1 1922
4s '95 J-J 100,000c_ __Jan 1 1915
Refunding Water Bonds.
45 '94 A-0 50,000c- _Oct 1 1914 4s g '07 J-J 4160,0000_ -Jan 1 1927
48 '95 J-D 50,000c Dec 16 1915 4s '12 J-J *156.0000_ ...Jan 1 1932
48 '97 J-J 100;000c......Jan 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '1341,221,500
Tax-Adjustment Bonds.
8,000
Floating debt
3 30'02 J-J $80,000c_ _July 1 1922 Sinking
430,909
fund _
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 191381,729,000 Water debt
(included) _
366,000
639,192 Borrow. capac.
Sinking fund
101,165
Nov 1912_
Water debt (included) -_
500,000
valuation 1912..i1,030,948
Value city prop Jan 1 '12_ 7,355,357 Assessed
(Assessment about actual value)
Total assessed val. 1912-68,405,295 Tax
rate (per $1.000) 1912.._ __$21.81
(Assessment about actual value)
11,269
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$15.00 Population in 1910
INT.
payable at City Treas. or
• Not negotiable; in hands of City
First
Nat.
Bank
State
Nat.
Bk.
or
Treasurer. The city guarantees the or
Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
perpetual care of lots in the cemeteries of the city to parties who pay
WATER WORKS.-For the year
$100 and upward.
ending Jan. 1 1913 income from waINT.at Second Nat.Bank, Boston. ter rates was $61,118.08; cost of management, $32,379.46; int., $14,590;
improvements, $6,999.11; surplus,
MEREDITH VILLAGE FIRE DIS. $30,965.16.
Meredith is in Belknap County.
Water Bonds 1893 (taxable).
430
J-J $40,000c.. __July '23-'28 ROCHESTER.
This city is in Strafford County
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1912-$40,500 Incorp.
1891. Bonds tax-exempt.
Tax valuation 1911
446,617
City-Hall Bonds.
(Assessment about 3( actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 191L...$26.39 4s '08 J-J 856,275--Jan 1 '14-'27
Sewer Bonds.
334s
J-J $26,000c..-Jan 1 '14-'17
Water Bonds.
MILFORD.
'92 J-D $170,000c __June 1 1922
This town is in Hillsborough Co. 4s
Total liabilities May 1913- $396,289
Inc. 1794. Bonds are tax-exempt.
103,990
Assets
Water Bonds of '91 & '93.
Tax valuation 1912----- 5,928,378
J-J
$65.000c..
4s
__July 1 1921
actual
(Assessment
about
value.)
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-...$18.00
J-J $10.000r. __July 1 1923 Population in 19104s
8,868
Schools and Funding.
INT. on water bonds at Nat.
F-A $45,000c_ __Feb 1 1924
4s
city-hall
Shawmut
Bank,
Boston;
on
Bridge
and
Notes.
Sewer
J-J $9,500cDue $1,500 yly bonds at N. W. Harris & Co., Inc.,
330
($1.500 mature each yr. on Jan. I.) Boston; on sewer bonds at City
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '13- $120,000 Treasurer's office.
12,150
_______
Floating debt
61,736
Sinking fund
COUNTY.
-2,868,567 ROCKINGHAM
Town valuation 1912
County seat is Exeter.
(Assessment about actual value.)
Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) '12 -$17.50 3s Funding
'01 Oct $34,0000_ __Oct 1 1921
Population in 1910--------- -3,939
Building Bonds.
INTEREST on first loan payable 330'11 J-10 $45,000c_June 1 '13-'21
at First Nat. Bank, Boston; on others
Court-House Bonds.
45 '93 J-J $31,000c. _July 1 1918
at Souhcgan Nat. Bank, Milford.
Jail Bonds.
48 '11 J-D $20,000c_Dec 1 '22-'25
NASHUA.
Tills city is in Hillsborough Co. BOND.DEBT Jan 1 1913 $130,000
Cash on hand
39,050
Incorporated June 28 1853.
Tax valuation 1912 _____ _42,581.663
Engine House (gold)16.50
4s g '93 J-D $15,000c_ __June 1 1918 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
Population in 1910
_52,188
Funding Floating Debt.
INT.on jail bonds payable at First
4s '92 J-D $120,0000 June 1 '13-'15
4s g '95 M-N 100,000c-May 1 1915 Nat. Bank, Portsmouth, or First
42,508c_ _July 1 1917 Nat. Bank, Boston; on court-house
4s g '97 J-J
20,000c-Jan 1 1924 and building bonds at First National
4s '04 J-J
60,000c...July 1 1927 Bank. Boston; others in Potrsmouth.
45 g '07 J-J
46,000-Sept 1 1929
4s '09 M-S
School-Building
45 '96 A-0 $25,0000-Oct 1 1916 SOMERSWORTH.
This city is in Strafford County.
3s '03 A-0 60,0000_ -Oct 1 1923
10,000c_ __July 1 1925 Inc. 1893. Population 1910, 6,704.
330'05 J-J
Floating Debt, School & Street.
General Indebtedness Bonds.
43 g '93 J-D $200,0000 __June 1 1913 48
A-0 $86,000c_ _Oct 1 '13-'18




15

Water-Works Bonds
4s
A-0$152,000c_ _Oct 1 '13-'18
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 '13. $238,000
Floating debt....
50,149
Sinking fund
15,558
Value of city property
489,055
Total valuation 1912
4,962,368
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
Tax rate (per MOM 1912_ ..$17.50
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.

town is in Cheshire County.
s °llE.
ALP
WThi
Inc. 1892. Population 1910, 2,668.
Bridge Bonds
A-0 $29,000c...162,000 yearly
5s
20,000c.$2,000 yearly
330'10 J-J
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1912- _ $51,000
Assessed valuation 1912- _3,292,893
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912--$16.70
INT. at Keene Nat. Bank.

ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statements of places reporting an indebtedness
of $25,000 or more, and not represented among the foregoing.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n,
1910.
.
3
D
9ebt
23
.7 Debt. Valuation. 81,000.
Ashland (T), Grafton County
1,412
a$1 205 785a$19.80
Colebrook Sp.S. D., Coos Co.... 27,000 3,500 d1,159,656 d7.70
Lancaster (T), Coos County_ 4,000 39,300 a2,454,345 a18.10 3,054
Lancaster Fire Precinct
a19.00
36,000
1,400
Littleton (V), Grafton Co.... _ _ 68,000
3,059
2,000 x2,252,596 x25.50
Newmarket(T),RockinghamCo 43,000 4,000 a1,492,295 a22.00 3,348
Northumberland (T), Coos Co 48,500 4,000 x1,208,411 x22.00 2,184
Pittsfield (T), Merrimack Co.__ 31,000 26,038 a1,521,662 a20.30 2,222
Plymouth Fire District
23,000
Plymouth School District..___•61,524
Raymond (T), Rockingham Co 28,000
1.203
None a723,695 a19.50
Salem (T), Rockingham Co__ 42,000 34,243 a1,807,880 a16.30 2,117
Sunapee (T), Sullivan County..•43.862
a1,311,112 al6.30
1,071
Whitefield (T), Coos County_ _•50,000
1,635
a1,324,935 a23.20
Wilton (T), Hillsboro County.. 45,000 39,750 a1,375,522 a17.00
1,490
Wolteboro (T), Carroll Co_ _ _ _104.200 34,431 a2,252,315 a16.40 2,224
* Total debt. d 1911 figures. a 1912 figures. x 1913 figures.

State of Vermont.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 18 1791)
March 4 1791
Total area of State (square miles)
9,565
State Capital
Montpelier
Governor (term expires Oct. 1914)
Allen M. Fletcher
Secretary of State (term expires Oct. 1914)_ __Guy W. Bailey
Treasurer (term expires Oct. 1914)
Edward H. Deavitt
LEGISLATURE has been meeting biennially in even years the first
Wednesday in October -length of session is not limited. On Mar.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.
HISTORY OF DEBT.-For a brief history of the Vermont State debt
see "State and City Supplement" of April, 1895, pages 15 and 16.
The liabilities of the State on July 1 1912 were as follows:
Interest.Principal.LOANSName and Purpose.
Rate. Payable. When Due. Outstanding.
Highway maintenance fund
$53,462 26
Income permanent school fund
49.807 49
Due permanent school fund
239,750 51
State school tax to be distributed.. 8
176,587 60
do highway do
do
5
190,553 29
INTEREST is payable at the State Treasury.
TOTAL DEBT. &c.-The total debt of the State on July 1 1912 was
$765,661.15. On July 1 1912 cash on hand and in banks was $519,388.26.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.-In addition to the valuations below, the State assessed (1911) $84,558,376.72 deposits in savings
banks, national banks and trust companies at the rate of 7-10 of 1%; also
appraised the value of railroad property at $33,852,250, such property
paying a tax of from 23.4% to 4% on the gross earnings, or 134% on valuation, method of payment optional with railroad.
Assessed Valuation
State tax
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000
Real.
Years8157,227,015 $32,994,415 $190,221,430 None.
1912
190,677,723 None.
155,996,976 34,680,747
1911
188,493,546
None.
1910
143,386,564 45,106,982
187,831,820 None.
1905
127,993,677 59,838,143
1900
177,243,622 $1.00
118,950,024
58,293,598
1898
116,141,979 58,621,654
174,763,633 0.50
1895
112,099,284
61,700,471
173,799,755
1.20
112.815.125 65.157.388
£890
178 052,513
There was no direct tax for State purposes levied in either 1903,'04,'05,
'06,'07,'08,'09,'10,'11 or 12. A tax of $1.30 per $1,000,however,consisting
of a State school tax of 80e. and a State highway tax of 50c., was collected and re-distributed to towns on a basis of the number of schools and
road mileage, the State, for the sake of equalizing its distribution, acting
as agent in the matter. Prior to 1902 this tax was $1 per $1,000.
POPULATION OF STATE.-United States Census:
315,098 1820
355,956 1860
235,981
1910
314,120 1810
217,895
1900
343,641 1850
291,948 1800
332,422 1840
154,465
1890
280,652 1790
332,286 1830
85,425
1880
1870
330,551
DEBT LIMITATIONS.-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. Of course the purpose of the improvement
must be of a public character. The laws relating to municipal debt limitation which have been passed by the Legislature from time to time are contained in Sections 3556, 3557, 3558, 3574 and 3575, Chapter 157, of the
Revised Statutes of 1906. Section 3556, embodying a law passed in 1904,
prohibits a municipality, unless otherwise provided in its charter, from
borrowing, except for refunding purposes, an amount in excess of five times
its grand list as last taken. An additional amount, not exceeding live times
the grand list, may be borrowed, providing the loan is approved by a twothirds vote. The next section (3557), covering laws passed in 1904 and
1006, provides that in figuring the debt !mit, loans created for water supply,
sewer or electric lights, and temporary loans, may be eliminated. The two
sections follow:
SECTION 3556.-Limit.-No municipal corporation shall create an
indebtedness, unless to refund outstanding bonds or orders, to an amount
exceeding five times its grand list last taken; provided that it may, by a
two-thirds vote by ballot of the voters present and voting at a meeting called
for that purpose, increase such indebtedness an additional amount not
exceeding five times such grand list. Bonds or obligations given or created in excess of the limit authorized by this section shall be void.
SECTION 3557.-Determinalton.-In determining the amount of municipal indebtedness permitted by the preceding section, obligations created for a water supply, sewers or electric lights, and temporary loans
created in anticipation of the collection of taxes and necessary for meeting
current expenses, shall not be taken into account; provided, that no such
temporary loan shall be extended beyond the fiscal year for which it is made,
and shall not exceed in amount 90% of the amount of taxes levied for such
year; nor shall the provisions of this and the preceding section apply when
the charter of a municipal corporation limits its indebtedness.
Section 3558 covers laws passed in 1872 and relates to railroad subscriptions by towns:
SECTION 3558. A town may aid in the construction of a railroad organized under the general law, by issuing bonds to aid such railroad, by taking capital stock therein, or in such other manner as it directs; but the liability so assumed shall not exceed eight times the grand list of the town.
Such aid shall be given as provided in this chapter.

16

VERMONT-CITIES AND TOWNS.

The other sections referred to (Sections 3574 and 3575) embrace a law
passed in 1892, and allow towns or villages, not already bonded to an amount
exceeding five times the grand list, to borrow an amount not exceeding three
times the grand list for highway improvement. The two sections read as
follows:
SECTION 3574. A town or incorporated village may issue bonds to an
amount not exceeding three times its grand list for the purpose of purchasing road-making apparatus and for building permanent highways withia
the limits of such town or village.
SECTION 3575. Such town or incorporated village may vote to issue
uch bonds at a meeting of the corporation, duly warned for that purpose,
by a two-thirds majority of all the votes cast, and may stipulate in such
vote by whom and In what manner the proceeds of such bonds shall be expended; but no town or incorporated village shall issue such bonds if it is
already bonded to an amount exceeding five times its grand list.
It will be noticed that the preceding sections refer in each instance to the
"grand list." To evolve the "grand list" in Vermont, the authorities first
prepare a schedule of all the property, real and personal, of each individual,
ft with valuations entered at their real value in money, deducting debts owing;
after this is done, the "grand list" is made up by taking 1% of that amount,
according to Section 494, Chapter 30, of the Revised Statutes of 1906,
which is as follows: "All real and personal estate shall, except as otherwise
provided, be set in the list at 1% of its value in money on the first day
of April of the year of its appraisal."
The only other general authority granted for the issue of bonds by municipal corporations in Vermont is that given for refunding outstanding bonds
and notes. The sections which grant these powers are Sections 3567 to 3573
nclusive, Chapter 157 of the Revised Statutes of 1906. section 3567 is
as follows:
SECTION 3567. A town which has outstanding and unpaid orders,
notes, bonds or coupons lawfully issued, may issue other negotiable notes or
bonds to pay or retire the same.
SECTIONS 3568 to 3573, inclusive, give the method of issuing such bonds,
By Section 3572 municipal corporations other than towns have the same
refunding powers granted them which are conferred upon towns.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.-Subdivislon XII. of Section 496 of
the Public Statutes of 1906, as amended by Act 23 of the Laws of 1908,
provides that the following municipal securities shall be tax-exempt:
XII. Notes, bonds or orders issued after Feb. 1 1907 as evidences of
obligations for money loaned to a town, village, incorporated school or fire
district, at a rate of interest not exceeding 4% per annum, for the purpose
of constructing, purchasing, or repairing water, sewer.or lighting systems,
permanent highways, 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 RESTRICTIONS.-By Act No. 158 of the Vermont Legislature, approved Jan. 27
1911, Sections 4615 to 4692, inclusive, of the Public Statutes of 1906, relating to savings banks and trust companies, were completely revised. Many
material changes were made in that part of the law concerning investments
by savings banks, an entirely new section having been added which allows
investment in railroad bonds. Section 8 of the new law, which deals
with investments, is given in full on page 14 of our "State and City Section" for Nov. 1912. [For list of legal investments see V. 96, p. 1313.1
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OF VERMONT.
J-J $20,000c&r---.1915
4$
BARRE.
J-j 30,000r_
This city is in Washington Co. 3 Ms
- 1 1921
Inc. 1895. Population 1910, 10,734.
Electric-Light Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s '04 J-J $58,000c_ __July 1 1934
4s '09 M-S $35,000c_Sept 1 '13-'19 4s '06 J-J 39,000c_ __July 1 1936
Water Bonds.
4s '10 J-D 53,0000-Dec 1 1935
J-D $65,000c-1913-1925
4s
School Bonds.
(Optional after1-914.)
J-J $20,000c- -Jan 1 1914
4s
J-D $35,000c
4s
4s
A-0 25,000c_ __Oct 1 1915
42 '10 J-D 45,000c_Dec 1 '19-'27 314s
J-J
85,000c_ --July 1 1923
25,000c_ __Jan 1 1020 354s
3 Ms
J-J
J-D 25,000c_ __Dec 1 1924
(Subject to call after 1916.)
3 Ms'01 M-N 32,000r-May 1 1921
3 Ms
J-J $60,000c_ __July 1 1922 45 '04 J-J
38,000c_ __July 1 1934
(Subject to call Jan 1 1918.)
36,000c_ __July 1 1939
4s '09 J-J
Refunding Bonds. 1896.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
M-N$15,000c___June 1 1916 4s
4s
$65,000c&r_Jan,1 1919
J-J 57,500c_Opt. aft. 1914
48
Park Notes,
BOND.DEBT Jan 1 1913_ $337,500 4s
J-J
$5,000
1913-1918
Water debt (Included) __ 230,000
Filtration-Plant Bonds.
14,191 4s
Floating debt
A-0 $51,000c_ __Oct 1 1928
31,285
Sinking fund..
Refunding Water Bonds,
5,472,098 4s
Tax valuation 1912_
J-J $30,000c&r_Jan 1 1914
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 45 '06 J-J 100,000c&r_July 1 1926
City tax (per $1,000) 1912- -414.50
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 _ _$23.50 4s
J-J $15,000c......Jan 1 1914
INTEREST on refunding bonds is 45
A-0 50,000c_ __Apr 1 1931
payable at the National Bank of
(Subject to call April 1 1911.)
Redemption of Boston; on school 45 '04 A-0 $87,000c_ __Sept 1 1929
bonds and water 4s of 1910 at City BOND.DEBT Jan 1 1913 $914,000
Treasurer's office; on other bonds at Sinking fund assets
75,491
National Bank of Barre.
Elec. bds. exempt by spec.
Act (incl. above)
150,000
BENNINGTON, TOWN.
Water debt (incl.)239,000
A shire town in Bennington Coun- Water sink.funds (incl.)
34,423
ty. Incorporated Feb. 11 1762.
Assess. val. (4-5 act.) '12_16,473,967
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ --$17.50
4s
J-J $90,0000_ __July 1 1917
INT. on refunding bonds due 1931
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ $90,000 at Fourth Nat,Bank,N.Y.; all other
45,373,994 bonds at office of City Treasurer.
Total valuation 1412_
Tax rate (per $1,000)-.$23.00
8.698 CONCORD.
Population in 1910INTEREST at Town Treas.' office.
This town is in Essex County,
Inc. Sept. 15 1781. Pop.'10, 1,030.
BRATTLEBORO.
BOND. DEBT May 1913__$39,000
This town is in Windham County. Floating debt
10,233
Sidewalk Bonds.
Assess. val. ()( actual) 1912-444,571
48 '12 J-J $20,000c_July 1 '19-'22 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913 _ _$26.00
Library and Road Bonds.
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Bos.
_s '12 __-$10,000__Apr 1 '16-'19
Town-Flail and Funding Bonds. ESSEX JUNCTION.
4s
J-J $15,000c__Jan 1 '14-'18
This village is in Chittenden Co.
Bridge Bonds.
Inc. 1892. Population 1910, 1,245.
J-J $15.000c_ __July 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Apr 1912_ __ _$35,000
45
3s
A-0 29,000c--Apr 1 1923 Sinking fund
4,153
(Subject to call Apr 1 1913.)
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) 1911-.712,516
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911-418.50
4s '08 M-S J$4,000c Jan 1 '14-'15 INT. at First Nat. Bank, New York.
1,000c_ - _Jan 1 1916
28.000c_ _Jan 1 '14-'25 FAIR HAVEN.
4s '13 J-J
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913- $127,000
This village is in Rutland County.
Floating debt5,500
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Total valuation 1912_6,363,650
J-D $52,000c_ __June 1 1923
(Assessment about 60% actual value) 4s
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12 $19.00
F-A $14,000r41,000 yearly
Population in 1910_7,964 33s
INT. on town-hall bonds In N. Y. BOND.DEBT Mar 1913.... $66,000
Assess.
val.
(2-3 act.) '12__1,244,895
at Hanover Nat. Bank; on others at
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 _-6.50
People's Nat. Bank in Brattleboro.
Population in 1910_
2,554
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
BRISTOL.
This village is in Addison County.
Inc. Feb. 26 1903. Pop.'10, 1,180. HARDWICK.
This village is in Caledonia County.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-$52,000
Floating debt
7,000 Inc. Nov. 15 1890. Pop. '10, 2,094.
Assess. val. CY' act.) 1912_817,021
Water Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912
$7.00 3.70s$9,000
1917
INT. at tile First Nat.Bk., Boston
School Bonds.
•
___ $34,000_ __1917 & 1924
4s
BURLINGTON.
_s
___ 24,000
1913-27
Electric-Light Bonds.
This city is in Chittenden County.
c. Feb. 21 1865. Pop.'10. 20.467. 4s '11 J-J $45,000c_ __July 1 1931
4s '12 J-J
20,000c_ _ _July 1 1931
Street-Improvement Bonds.
J-J $40,000c_July 1917-'18 BOND. DEBT May 2 '134132,000
48




Water debt (included)
9,000
Sinking fund (water)
8,605
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '12___891.474
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913.- __$7.00
INT, payable at Nat. Life Insur.
Co., Montpelier Hyde Park Bank
and C.D.Parker S; Co., Boston,and
Proctor Trust Co., Proctor.
HARTFORD.
Refunding Bonds (tax-free).
4s '10 A-0 $7o.000c __Apr 1 '20-'34
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13_- $75,000
Floating debt _________
40,200
Assessed valuation 1912_ -.3,341.922
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912---20.00
Population in 1910
____ _ _ _ _4.179
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
LUDLOW,TOWN.
This town, chartered in 1761; is in
Windsor Co. Pop'n 1910„ 2,215.
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913-- $35,000
Floating debt
24,209
Assessed valuation 1912.. _ _1,144,914
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1912- --$21.00
INT.at Ludlow Say,Bk.& Tr.Co.
LUDLOW, VILLAGE.
This village is in Windsor County.
Inc. 1866. Population 1910, 1,617.
35
M-S $27,400e_ __Mch 1 1915
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-_-$27,400
Floating debt
18,050
Cash in treasury
2,364
Assess. val.(3-5 act.) 1912_....825,712
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
-$2.50
INT. at Ludlow Bay. Bk.& Tr.Co.

[VOL. xcvi.
4s g
M-N$100,000c__.May 1924
4s g
M-N 50,000c._ --Nov 1924
48
M-N 21,000c-- -Nov 1938
Water Debt.
4s g
M-N $50,000c_....May 1924
4s g
M-N 65,000c-- -Nov 1924
Sewer Debt.
4s g
M-N $25,000c_ __Nov 1924
4s g
M-N 75,000c _ _ _May 1 1926
4s
111-N 16,000c_ --May 1938
Refunding Water Debt.
Jan 1929
330. J-J $30,000c
Water Notes.
M-N $2,000 ___ -_Nov 1925
4s
School Notes.
M-N $5,000
4s
__Nov 1925
City-Hall Bonds.
3
g M-S $20,000c___Sept 1 1931
School Debt,
4s
M-N $20,000c-_Nov'14 & '19
4s
M-N 30,000c.. May 1925
4s g '07 M-N 50,000c-.May 1 1937
4s
M-N 20,000c--..May 1938
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913-- $604,000
Sinking fund, &c _
203,175
Water debt (included)
147,000
Assessed val. ()4 act.) '12..9,550,872
Total tax rate(per 41,000) '12417.00
Population in 1910
13,546
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.

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.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '09 F-A 331,000c__Oct 1 '13-'17
Street Bonds.
4s '09 F-A $35,000c Oct 1 '17-'23
4s '10 J-D 15,000c_June 1 '18-'20
48 '11 J-D 15,000c_June 1 '17-'19
MIDDLEBURY.
Town Funding Bonds
A village in Addison Co. Inc.
4s '97 F-A $5,000c_ _ _Feb 1 1914
1816. Population 1910, 1,866.
Water Bonds.
Water Bonds.
$7,000c_ _Apr 1 '14-'17
4s
J-J $30,000c --------1921 4s '94 A-0
4.
M-N 50,000c....May 1 1941 4s '12 A-0 60,000c _ _Oct 1 '28-'31
Permanent Improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call May 1 1921.)
4s '03 Nov $7,000c _ _Nov 2 1923
Sewer Bonds.
'04 May 7,000c _ _May 2 1924
5s
Var $10,500r_(Subj to call) 4s Water-Supply
Warrants.
BOND. DEBT Apr 29 '13.. $90,500 45 '08
M-N $11,000c_Nov 2 '13-'17
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '12_1,570,458
District Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _418.50 45School
'96 J-D $9,000c_Dec 30 '13-'21
INT. at Nat. Park Bank, New York. 4s '11
J-J
35,000c_July 1 '21-'27
Sidewalk Bonds.
MONTPELIER.
48 '05 June $7,000c... _June 7 1925
The city is situated in Washington
U. S. Deposit Fund Bonds.
County. On March 5 1895 the town, 43s'12 A-0 312,000c_Apr
1 '20-'22
village and school district were con- BOND. DEBT Apr 1
'13.... $256,000
solidated under a city charter.
Tax valuation 1912
..4,085,036
School Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
3 1-5s '00 M-N $30,000r_Nov 1 1920 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912_ -420.00
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1910.)
Population in 1910_ __________ 6,381
4s '12 A-0 100,000c _Apr
-_Apr 1 1932
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
(Subject to call April 1 1922.)
Bridge Bonds (Opt. Nov. 1 1910).
3 1-5s '00 A-0 $15,000r_Nov 1 1920 SPRINGFIELD.
This village is in Windsor County.
Refunding Bonds.
Inc. 1866. Population 1910, 3,250
3s '99 A-0 $40,000r --_Apr 1 1919 4s
M-N $150,000c1$5,000 yearly
(Subject to call 1904.)
M-N 25.000cJafter 10 years
4s '97 J-J $12,500r-- Aug 1 1917 Is
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ $175,000
(Subject to call Aug 1 1907.)
Assessed valuation 1912_ --3,451,161
City-Hall Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
33.58'07 M-N $30,000c _ _ May 1 1927 Tax
rate (per $1,000) 1911_45.50
(Subject to call May 1 1912.)
INT. on the 4s is payable at N. W.
4s '09 F-A$120,000c - _Aug 1 1929
Harris & Co. Inc., Boston; on the 3s
(Subject to call Aug 1 1919.)
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13.. $347,500 at First National Bank, Springfield,
Cash on hand
119,600
Assessed valuation 1912....-7,142.559 SWANTON.
This city Is in Franklin County.
Actual valuation (est.) __ _9,500,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..417.50 Inc. 1788. Population 1910, 1,236.
Building Bonds.
Value of real estate owned
by city (est.) 1912
$502,000 4s '12 A-0 $30,000c
Funding Bonds.
Population In 1910
7,856
INT. at Treas. office, Old Colony 4s '09 F-A $94,000c_Aug 1 '14-'29
Trust Co.. Boston, and Capital Say. BOND.DEBT A.pr 22 1912_ _$94,000
Sinking fund
Bk. & Trust Co., Montpelier.
_
20.000
Assess. val.(70% act.)'11_1,591,994
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...416.50
MORRISVILLE.
INT.at Old Colony Tr.Co., Boston,
This village Is in Lamollie County.
Bonds are non-taxable.
Water & Electric-Light Bonds. VERGENNES.
This city is situated in Addison
4s '09 F-A $72,000c
Feb 1 1929
F-A 20,000c --Feb 1 '15-'20 County. Incorporated in 1783.
4s
BOND.DEBT Mar 1 1913 $92,000
Water Bonds.
Floating debt _
Sept 1 $20,000c--Sept 1 1914
5.000 4s
Assessed val. (Yi act.) '12_1,149,865 4s '08 J-J
25,000c _ _Jan 11929
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ --$17.50 Floating debt ______________ $7.100
Population in 1910
_ 1,445 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1912_-- 52,100
Water
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
debt (incl. above) _- 45,000
Tax val. (2-3 act.) 1912
909,222
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _418.00
NEWPORT.
This village is in Orleans County. Population in 1910 _________ 1,633
Water Bonds.
J-D $33,000c _..June 1920 WATERBURY.
4s g
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '13- $30,000
This village is in Washington CounAssess. val.(2-3 act.) 1912_1,601,051 ty. Inc. Nov.20'82. Pop.'10,1,377
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
Water Bonds.
--$3.00
Population in 1910_ _____ - -_2.548 4s
M-N $23,000r
_ 191
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bank,Bos.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '09 M-N $25,000c--------191
NORTHFIELD.
BOND.DEBT Apr 30 '13.. $48,000
This village is in Washington Co.
Assessed valuation 1912_ -- 877.324
Electric-Light & Power Bonds (Assessment about
actual value.)
4s
J-D 310,000c
-1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 -46.00
Water Bonds.
INT. at Waterbury Nat. Bank.
33s
M-S $72,000c_Mch 1 '14-'37
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913_ _ 482,000 WINDSOR.
Floating debt
This village is in Windsor County.
7,350
Assessed valuation 1912 _ 1,021.766 Inc. 1884. Population 1910. 1,906.
(Assessment about actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912- -426.00 4s '11 J-J 511,0000.... __Jan 1 1931
Population in 1910 _
Refunding Water & Sewer lids
_ 1.918
INT.on water bonds at Northfield 45 '09 J-J $18,500c_July 1 '13-'29
Water Bonds.
Nat. Bank; on others at A. B. Leach
M-S $12500c..._Sept 1 1914
4s
& Co., New York.
RefundingWater Bonds.
PROCTOR.
4s '09 J-J $21,000c_July 1 '13-'29
This village is in Rutland County. BOND.DEBT Apr 1913----$63,000
Inc. 1884. Population 1910, 2.758. Floating debt
1,500
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912--- -.962,499
J-J $80.000r_ _Jan 1 '15-'36 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912- -45.00
3s
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913 $80,000
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., BM.
Floating debt
18,677
Total assessed val. 1912_ 1,730.539 WINOOSKI.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_415.00
This village (P. 0. Ind. Sta. BurlINT. at Village Treasurer's office ington) is in Chittenden County..
BOND. DEBT Apr 1013 - $62,000
RUTLAND.
Floating debt
64,480
This city is in a town and a county Assessed valuation 1912_ ..1,731,_350
of the same name. Inc. as a town Tax rate (per $1.000) 1912-.42.13
Sept. 7 1761; city Nov. 19 1892.
Population in 1910
-4,520
General Debt.
INT. at Winooski Say. Bk. and
J-J $25,000c--June 1926 Champlain Trust Co.
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MAY, 1913.1

State of Massachusetts.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
One of Original Thirteen
Admitted as a State
8,315
Total area ot State (square miles)
Boston
State Capital
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1914) .Eugene N. Foss
Sec. of State (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1914)_F. J. Donahue
Treasurer (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1914)_Elmer A. Stevens
Auditor (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1914) .John E. White
LEGISLATURE meets annually the first Wednesday in January, and
sessions are not limited as to length of time.
HISTORY OF DEBT.-For early history of the State debt see "State
and City Supplement" of April 1895, page 18. The debt at present is
given in detail in the following table. All loans are payable, both principal and interest, in gold.
Soldiers' Gratuity Bonds.
Abolition of Grade Crossings.
$150,000rAug 1 '13-22
3 Hsg M-N $4,500,000c&rNov 1'23 4s g
500,000r Nov 1 1923
*Court-House Bonds.
M-N
38 g
3 Hsg'98M-N 1,500,000r May 1 1928 3s g M-S $290,000r Mar 1 '14-38
3s g '99 M-N 1,500,000r May 1 1929 3Hs g M-S 478,500 Sept 1 '13-'39
300,000r May 1 1929
3 3sg'02M-N
Medfield Insane Asylum.
500,000r Nov 1 1936 3 Hsg'94A-0 $700,000r Apr 1 1924
35sg'07M-N
500,000r Nov 1 1937 3Hsg'95A-0
33sg'07M-N
300,000r Apr 1 1915
250,000r Nov 1 1938 34s g A-0
33isg'09M-N
174,300r April 1927
3s g '09 M-N
250,000r Nov 1 1938 3 Hsg'03A-0
165,500r Apr 1 1933
35sg'09M-N
500,000 Nov 1 1939 35sg'04A-0
108,000r Apr 1 1934
3 Hs g M-N
466,000rNovl '13-40 3Hsg'07A-0
22,000r Apr 1 1936
483,000rNov 1'13-41
33s g M-N
Hospital Loans.
Armory Bonds.
M-N $332,500r Nov 1 1925
3s g
M-S ;833,000r Sept 1 1918 3 Hsg'01M-N
3s g
128,000r Nov 1 1925
55,000rSept 1 1920 3s g
3s g
M-S
M-N
110,450r May 1 1929
3s g '92 M-S
95,000r Sept 1 1921 3 Hs g M-N
73,000r May 1 1929
100,000r Sept 1 1922 3 Hs g M-N
3s g '93 M-S
200,000r May 1 1933
123,000r Sept 1 1923 33sg'06M-N
3s g '94 M-S
75,000r Nov 1 1935
150,000r Sept 1 1925 3 Hs g M-N
M-S
3s g
80,000r Nov 1 1936
320,000r Mch 1 1927 3 4sg'07M-N
M-S
3s g
300,000r Nov 1 1937
38,000r Sept 1 1931 3 Hs
g '02 M-S
M-N
133.000 Nov 1_1939
140,000r Sept 1 1931
3 Hs g M-S
*Metropolitan Sewer.
75,000r Mch 1 1932
3s g '02 M-S
M-S $6,100,000r Jan 1 1930
62,000r Sept 1 1934 3s g
33sg'04M-S
M-S
500,000r Mch 1 1935
65,000r Sept 1 1934 38 g
M-S
38 g
3
Hs
g
M-S
495,000r Jan 1 1930
Mch
33,000r
1
1935
Hsg'05M-S
3
339,000r Mch 1 1935
10,000r Sept 1 1935 34s g M-S
35sg'05M-S
M-S 1,024,912rJuly 1 1939
5,000r Sept 1 1934 3s g
3 hsg'05M-S
M-S
65,000r Mch 11938
1,000r Mch 1 1927 3s g
3Hsg'05M-S
28,000r Sept 1 1918 34s g M-S 3,586,000r July 1 1940
3lisg'06M-S
3
M
s
g
M-S
1,046,000r
Jan 1 1943
21,500r
Sept
1
1921
4sg'06M-S
3
305,000r July 1 1943
64,000r Mch 1 1936 3 Hs g M-S
3 Hsg'06M-S
392,000r July 1 1944
230,000r Mch 1 1937 3 Hsg'04M-S
3 Hsg'07M-S
22,000r Sept 1 1937 3 Hsg'06M-S 1,175,000 July 1 1946
3 Hsg'07M-S
150,000c Jan 1 1949
3;is g M-S
61,000r Sept 1 1935 38 g 09 M-S
263 000c Jan 1 1949
421,000r Mch 1 1938 3 Hsg'09M-S
34s g M-S
3 Hs g M-S
100,000r Sept 1 1938 33is g M-S 59,0 Or_Jan 1 '14-'42
4s
g
J-J
378,000r_Jan 1
5,000r Mch 1 1938
38 g '09 M-S
State-House Construction.
40,000r Sept 1 1938
38 g '09 M-S
100,000 Sept 1 1939 35 g '95 A-0 $550,000r Apr 1 1915
3 Hsg'09M-S
3
Hsg'96A-0
625,000r Apr 1 1916
3 Hs g M-S 274,000r Sept 1 '13-'40 3s g '97 A-0
125,000r April 1917
M-8 56,000r Sept 1 '13-'40
3J4 g
50,000r Aur 1 1918
35 g M-S 53,000r Sept 1 '13-'41 3s g '98 A-0
Massachusetts War Loan
48 g
M-S 384,500r_Sept 1 '13-'42
3sg'98-'03A-0$1,240,000r_Aprl
1928
Harbor-Improvement.
$500,000r Jan 1 1937
*Water Loan (Metropolitan).
3 5sg'97J-J
3 Hsg'95J-J $13,000,000c July 1 1935
*Charles River Basin.
$250,000r Jan 1 1944 33s'98 J-J 4,000,0000Jan 1 1938
3 5sg'04J-J
400,000c&rJan 1 '45 3sg'99-00J-J 4,000,000c July 1 1939
3 Hsg'05J-J
3 4sg'06J-J
600,000r Jan 1 1946 3s g '01 J-J 6,900,000c&rJan 1 1941
3,100,000r Jan 1 1941
3 5sg'07J-J
1,150,000c8crJan 1 '47 3 Hs g J-J
3,500,000r Jan 1 1942
3 Hsg'08J-J
400,000r Jan 1 1948 3 Hsg'02J-J
425,000r Jan 1 1949 3 Hs g J-J
4,000.000rJan 1 '43-44
3s g '09 J-J
425,000r Jan 1 1949 3 Hsg'05J-J 650,000c&r Jan 1 1945
3 5sg'09J-J
3 Hsg'10J-J
475.000 __Jan 1 1950 3 Hsg'06J-J
1,350,000c Jan 1 1946
33s g J-J 284,000r_Jan 1 '14-'50 3 4sg'09J-J
199,000c Jan 1 1949
38 g '09 J-J
Highways
199.000c Jan 1 1949
3 Hs g A-0 $1,300,000r Apr 1 1920 3348g'10J-J
500.000 Jan 1 1950
700,000r April 1927 3 H,s g J-J
3 Hsg'97A-0
190.000rJan 1 '14-51
300,000r Apr 1 1928 3Hs g J-J
3 Hsg'98A-0
182,500r_Jan 1 '14-'52
800,000r Apr 1'29-30
A-0
State House.
3s g
350,000r Apr 1 1931 38 g
A-0 $305,000r Oct 1 1918
3s g '01 A-0
10,000r Apr 1 1932 3 Xsg'05J-J
3s g '02 A-0
60,000r Oct 1 1918
665,000r Apr 1 1932 3 Hs g A-0
570,000r Oct 1 1918
33s g A-0
A-0
400,000r Apr 1 1933 3s
40,000 Oct 1 1918
3 Hsg'03A-0
*Parks (Metropolitan).
697,500 Octl' 13-'40
3Hs g A-0
3Hs g A-0 1,100,500 Apr 1'14-'38 34s g J-J $1,800,000rJan 1 1934
2,600.000r Jan 1 1936
288,000 Oct 1 '13-40 3;is g J-J
3H g
A-0
2,400,000r Jan 1 1937
3 Hs g A-0
70,000rOct 1 '13-26 334sg'97J-J
1,100,000r July 1 1938
4,500rOct 1 '13-21 3 HsC98J-J
3 Hs g A-0
1,605,000r July 1 1939
344,000rOct 1 '13-41 3s g 99 J-J
3 Hs g A-0
325,000r July 1 1940
3s g
176,000 Oct 1 '13-39 3s g '00 J-J
A-0
450,000r Jan 1 1940
4s g
A-0 1,110,000rOct 1 '13-27 3 Hsg'02J-J
750,000rJan 1 1941
3s g '01 J-J
Port of Boston Bonds.
100,000r Jan 1 1943
$3,000,000rAug 1 '13-52 3.20sg'03J-J
4s g
135,000r Jan 1 1943
33sg'03J-J
Prisons and Hospital Loans
640,000r July 1 1943
3;is g M-N $721,600r Nov 1 1931 3 Hsg'03J-J
200,000r Nov 1 1931 3 Hsg'04.1.4
600.000r Jan 1 1944
3s g '01 M-N
746,650r May 1 1933 3 Hsg'05J-J 670,000c&r Jan 1 1945
3 54sg'03M-N
507,250r May 1 1934 3 3sg'06J-J 600,000c&r Jan 1 1946
3 Hsg'04M-N
3 Hsg'05M-N 300,000cdor May 1 1934 :3 sg'07 ___
600,000r Jan 1 1947
404,000r Nov 1 1935 3 Msg'08J-J
3 Hsg'06M-N
125,000r Jan 1 1928
166,000r Nov 1 1936 35 g '09 J-J
3 Hsg'06M-N
60,000r Jan 1 1949
237,200r Nov 1 1937 3 Hsg'09J-J
3 Hsg'07M-N
60,000r Jan 1 1949
125,000r Nov 1 1938 3 Hs g J-J
3s g 09 M-N
46,000rJan 1 '14-51
130,800r
3sg'09M-N
Nov
1 1938 3 Hs g J-J
3
14,250rJau 1 '14-32
33,isg,09m-N 2,149,000 Nov 1 1039 48 g
75,000r Jan 1 '14-31
3 Hs g M-N' 334.000rNov 1 '13-40 4s g
200,000r_Jan 1 '14-35
M-N 219.000 at opt of State
58
Fitchburg RR. Securities.
200,000rNovA '13-'17 3 Hsg'93F-A$5,000,000c&rAug 1 '13
4s g
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• Nominal or contingent debt except "parks," of which $2,567,500 is a
direct State obligation. Two-thirds ($535,333) of the Court-house loans is
contingent debt. See below.
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 the same at private sale, as had been the practice for several
previous years. (V. 78, p. 1565.)
INTEREST is payable at State Treasury in Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.
Dec. 11912. Dec. 1 1911. Dec. 11910. Dec.11909.
Total funded debt_$117,480,662 $116,234,162 3114,436,162 $110,520,162
Sinking funds,&c.._ 38,250,410
35,844,648
33,358,409
30,863,096
Net debt
$79,230,252 $80,389,514 $81,077,753 $79.657,066
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)
provided by a direct annual tax on the cities and towns for which the debt
has been incurred. On Dec. 1 1912 these classes and tile sinking funds
applicable thereto were as follows:
Direct Debt. Nominal Debt.
Grand Total.
Bonded debt
$74,368,079
$43,112,583
$117,480,662
Sinking funds
15,927,837
22,322,573
38,250,410
Net debt
$58,440,242
$20,790,010
$79,230,252




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ASSESSED VALUATION.-The State's assessed valuation has been
as below:
Total.
YearsReal Estate.
Personal Property.
1912
$2,262,565,233
$5,479,279.693
$3,216,714,460
1911
2,156,384,984
5,249,175,995
3,092,791,011
1910
2,050,079,335
5,027,154,806
2.977,075,471
1905
2.600,445,146
1,621,835,908
4,222,281,054
3,878,671,070
1900 ---2,315,687,381
1,562,983,689
1890W.1,600,137,807
2,613,215,137
1,013,077,330
1880
1,111,160,072
1,927,855,430
816,695,358
The larger portion of the State's revenue is derived from corporations,
national bank stocks, savings bank and inheritance taxes. In 1912 the tax
assessed aggregated $16,183,989.74, of which $8,225,170.97 accrues to the
Commonwealth and the balance is apportioned to cities and towns. Of the
total of $16,183,989.74, 51,195,946.87 was assessed upon street railway
companies, $4,379,592.51 upon other public service corporations, $3,604,046.95 upon domestic business corporations, $1,808,454.73 upon savings
banks, $1,563,515.93 upon national banks and $2,154,406.85 upon inheritances.
POPULATION OF STATE.-Massachusetts has the largest population
of any of the New England States.
422,845
1910- - _3,366,416 1880_ _ _1,783,085 1 1840
737,699 1800
610,408 1790
378,787
1905_ - _3,003,635 1870_ --1,457,351 1830
1900.._ _2,805,346 1860._ _1,231,066 1820
523,287
1890- - _2,238,943 1850_ _ - 994,514 1810
472,040
CONDEMNATION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY ADJACENT TO IMPROVEMENTS.-On Nov. 7 1911 a proposed amendment to the State
constitution was adopted which increases the power of the Legislature to
authorize the taking of land and property for highways or streets. The
latter adds the following to Article 10 of part 1 of the constitution: The
Legislature may by special Acts, for the purpose of laying out, widening or
re-locating highways or streets, authorize the taking in fee by the Commonwealth, or by a county, city or town, of more land and property than are
needed for the actual construction of such highway or street; provided,
however, that the land and property authorized to be taken are specified
in the Act and are no more in extent than would be sufficient for suitable
building lots on both sides of such highway or street; and after so much of
the land or property has been appropriated for such highway or street as is
needed therefor, may authorize the sale of the remainder for value with or
without suitable restrictions. See V. 93, p. 1547.
DEBT LIMITATIONS.-There seems to be no provision in the constitution of Massachusetts limiting the power of the Legislature to create
State indebtedness, or limiting its power to authorize municipal indebtedness. Statutes general and special have, however, been passed on this
subject with respect to cities and towns. All of the general provisions are
ound incorporated in Chapter 27 of the Revised Statutes, edition of Jan. 1
1902. The important sections of this chapter are cited below:
SECTION 1. Cities and towns shall not incur debts, except In the manner of voting and within the limitations as to amount and time of payment
prescribed in this chapter.
SEC. 2. The indebtedness of a city or town under the provisions of this
chapter not inconsistent herewith shall be its net indebtedness* as defined in
clause twelve of section five of chapter eight; but debts created in aid of
railroad corporations, except as herein otherwise provided, and water scrip
issued by a town under special statutes for the indebtedness of a fire district,
and all other debts excepted by general or special statutes shall be excluded.
SEC.3. A city shall not become indebted in an amount exceeding two and
one-half per cent on the average of the assessors' valuations of the taxable
property therein for the three preceding years, the valuation of each year
being first reduced by the amount of all abatements allowed thereon previous to the last day of December in the year precedino said assessment.
SEC. 4. A town shall not become indebted in an amount exceeding three
per cent on the last preceding valuation for the assessment of taxes of the
taxable property therein.
SEC. 5. A city or town which establishes, purchases, reconstructs, extends or enlarges a gas or electric-lighting plant within its limits may incur
debt outside the debt limit prescribed in this chapter in payment therefor to
an amount not exceeding, in a town,five per cent and, in a city, not exceeding two and one-half per cent, of the last preceding State valuation.
SEC. 6. Cities and towns may by a majority vote incur debts for temporary loans in anticipation of the taxes of the municipal year in which such
debts are incurred and expressly made payable therefrom by such vote.
Such loans shall be payable within one year after the date of their incurrence,
and shall not be reckoned in determining the authorized limit of indebtedness. [Notes may be non-interest bearing and sold at a discount. See
Chapter 153, Laws of 1904.1
SEC. 7. Cities and towns may by a majority vote incur debts for temporary loans for the payment of any land damages or any proportion of the
general expense of altering a crossing which they are required primarily to
pay under the provisions of Sections 149 to 160, inclusive, of Chapter 111.
Such loans shall not be reckoned in determining the authorized limit of
Indebtedness, and when any money so paid is repaid, it shall be immediately applied to the discharge of the loan.
Sections referred to in Chau. 111 provide for the abolition of grade crossings.
SEC. 8. Debts other than those mentioned in the two preceding sections
shall be incurred only by a vote of two-thirds of the voters present and voting
at a town meeting, or of two-thirds of all the members of each branch of
the city council, taken by yeas and nays, and subject to the approval or
disapproval of the mayor.
SEC. 9. A city or town which has incurred a debt within the limitations
as to amount and time of payment prescribed by this chapter may issue
bonds, notes or scrip therefor, properly denominated on the face thereof,
signed by its treasurer and, if issued by a city, countersigned by Its mayor,
or, if issued by a town, countersigned by a majority of its selectmen with.
interest payable semi-annually at such rate as it deems proper, and may
sell said bonds, notes or scrip, at not less than par, at public or private
sale, or may use the same in payment of such debts.
SEC. 10. If a city or town votes to issue bonds, notes, scrip or other certificates of indebtedness In accordance with the provisions of this chapter,
the officers authorized to negotiate the same may, In the name of such city
or town, make a temporary loan for a period of not more than one year in
anticipation of the money to be derived from the sale of such bonds, notes,
scrip or other certificates of indebtedness; but the time within which such
securities shall become due and payable shall not be extended by reason of
the making of such temporary loan'beyond the time fixed in the vote authoring the issue of such bonds, notes, scrip or other certificates of indebtedness.
[See note under Section 6.1
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SEC. 11. Debts incurred for supplying the inhabitants with water, for
acquiring land for public playgrounds [a and parks] under the provisions
of Chapter 28, for a municipal lighting plant under the provisions of Chapter 34, or in constructing sewers, shall be payable within thirty years; debts
incurred In building school houses and other public buildings and in procuring land therefor, within twenty years; and all other debts mentioned in
Section 8, within ten years, or by the city of Boston within twenty years.
a Added to law by Chapter 375, Acts of 1903.
[Chapter 28, referred to above, provides for public parks, playgrounds, dec.;
and under it any city or town (except Boston) may incur indebtedness to meet
expense of acquiring land for public playgrounds outside the debt limit to an
amount not exceeding % of 1% of its assessed valuation. Chapter 34 provides
for the manufacture and distribution of gas and electricity.]
SEC. 12. The interest on all debts shall annually be raised by taxation.
If a debt is payable at a period exceeding ten years, the city or town shall,
and in all other cases may, at the time of contracting the same, establish a
sinking fund to be used for no other purpose than the payment of such debt,
and shall annually raise by taxation and contribute thereto an amount sufficient with its accumulations to extinguish the debt at maturity; and if
payable at a period not exceeding ten years, the city or town shall raise by
taxation annually not less than 8% of the principal thereof, and shall set it
apart for a sinking fund until an amount has been raised sufficient, with its
accumulations, to extinguish the debt at maturity; and shall, in the year
,of the debt, raise by taxation any balance necessary
before the maturit.t
A city
forSEC.lts extinguishment.
or town, instead of establishing a sinking fund, may vote
to provide for the payment of any debt by such annual proportionate payments as will extinguish the same at maturity, and thereupon such annual
proportion shall, without further vote, be assessed under the provisions of
Section 37 of Chapter 12 until such debt is extinguished.
Sections 14 to 19, inclusive, and Sections 22, 24 and 25, relate to the election and duties of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund and various other
.
matters we cannot enter upon here
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MASSACHUSETTS—DEBT OF STATE.

SEC. 21. A city which at a meeting of its voters held for that purpose has
accepted, by a vote of two-thirds of the legal voters present and voting
thereon, any Act to supply said city with water may, by a yea and nay vote
of the majority of the members of each branch of the City Council, contract debts and issue bonds for the purpose and to the extent authorized
by such Act, in the manner provided in, and subject to the provision of,
the preceding sections.
SEC. 23. No city or toWn shall, for the purpose of subscribing in aid of a
railroad corporation, increase its indebtedness to an amount which, with its
existing net indebtedness' incurred for any purpose, excluding temporary,
loans, exceeds 3% of the valuation of the taxable property therein as ascertained by the last preceding city or town valuation for the assessment
of taxes.
In addition to these general provisions there are various special laws
which contain exceptions to the general law as to debt limitation, which
apply to Cambridge, Lynn, Newburyport, Waltham, Worcester, &c., &c.
A further exception in favor of Metropolitan Park assessment loans issued
in 1900 and 1901 was made by Chapter 325, Laws of 1902.
t* "Net indebtedness" as used above shall mean the indebtedness of a
county, city, town or district, omitting debts created for supplying the
Inhabitants with water and other debts exempted from the operation of
the law limiting their indebtedness, and deducting the amount of the sinking funds available for the payment of the indebtedness included. Revised
Statutes, Chapter 8, Section 5, Clause 12.1
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—Clause 15, Sec. 5, Part I, Chapter
490, of the Acts of 1909, 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, city or town in the Commonwealth which may be issued
on or after the first day of May in the year 1908, stating on their face that
they are exempt from taxation in Massachusetts.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—POWER AND RESTRICTIONS.
—Investment by savings banks in Massachusetts is governed by Chap. 590
of the Acts of 1908, referred to in V. 87, P. 257, and in an editorial article
on pages 5 and 6 of the "State and City Supplement" for May 29 1909. The
law was further amended in 1909 and 1912 (see "Chronicle" of May 25 1912,
"State and City Department"), and Clause "Fourteenth" was added in
1913, the law at present reading as follows:
SECTION 68. Deposits and the income derived rtherefrom shall be
invested only as follows:
FIRST—First Mortgages of Real Estate.—In first mortgages of real estate
located in this Commonwealth not to exceed 60% of the value of such real
estate; but not more than 70% of the whole amount of deposits shall be so
invested. If a loan is made on unimproved and unproductive real estate,
the amount loaned thereon shall not exceed 40% of the value of such real
estate. (For conditions that must be observed in making such loans see
law in full in V. 87, p. 257.1
SECOND—Public Funds.—(a) In the public funds of the United States
or of any of the New England States.
(b) In the bonds or notes of a county, city or town of this Commonwealth.
(0) In the bonds or notes of an incorporated district in this Commonwealth whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5% of the last preceding
valuation of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
(d) In the bonds or notes of any city of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Rhode Island or Connecticut whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5%
of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment
of taxes; or of any county or town of said States whose net indebtedness
does not exceed 3% of such valuation; or of any incorporated water district
of said States which has within its limits more than five thousand inhabitants, and whose'bonds or notes are a direct obligation on all the taxable
property of such district and whose net indebtedness does not exceed 3%
of such valuation. Provided, that there is not included within the limits
of such water district, either wholly or in part, any city or town the bonds
or notes of which are not a legal investment.
(e) In the legally authorized bonds of the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri
and Iowa, and of the District of Columbia, and in the legally authorized
bonds for municipal purposes, and in the refunding bonds issued to take up
at maturity bonds which have been issued for other than municipal purposes, but on which the interest has been fully paid, of any city of the aforesaid States, which has at the date of such investment more than thirty
thousand inhabitants, as established by the last national or State census
or city census, certified to by the city clerk or treasurer of said city, and
taken in the same manner as a national or State census, preceding such investment, and whose net indebtedness does not exceed 5% of the valuation
of the taxable property therein, to be ascertained by the last preceding valuation of property therein for the assessment of taxes.
(1) In the legally authorized bonds of the States of California, Delaware,
Nebraska, New Jersey, Oregon and Washington, and in the legally authorized bonds for municipal purposes or in refunding bonds which have been
Issued for other than municipal purposes, but on which the interest has
been fully paid, of any city of the States of California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Maine, Maryland,
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Was
and Wisconsin, which has at the date of such investment more than
one hundred thousand inhabitants, established in the same manner as is
provided in subdivision (e) of this clause, and whose net indebtedness does
not exceed seven per cent of the valuation of the taxable property therein,
established and ascertained as provided in subdivision (e) of this clause.
(g) In subdivisions (d), (e) and (f) of this clause the words "net indebtedtown or district omitting
ness" mean the indebtedness of a county,
with water and debts created
debts created for supplying the inhabitantscity'
in anticipation of taxes to be paid within one year, and deducting the
amount of sinking funds available for the payment of the indebtedness
included.
RAILROAD BONDS.
•
•
Massachusetts Railroads.
THIRD.—(a) In the bonds or notes, issued in accordance with the laws of
this Commonwealth, of a railroad corporation Incorporated therein the railroad of which is located wholly or in part therein, which 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, or in the first mortgage bonds of a terminal corporation
Incorporated in this Commonwealth and whose property is located therein,
which is owned and operated, or the bonds of which are guaranteed as to
principal and interest, or assumed, by such railroad corporation. Any
shares of the capital stock of a railroad corporation leased to such railroad
corporation, which are owned by said lessee corporation, shall not be considered as outstanding within the meaning of this subdivision.
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 which is
located in said States, whether such corporation is in possession of and is
etersucbondsstlbesecurecyafrstmoraeo
operating its own road ocuis leased to another ailroad corporation;provided
the whole or
a part of the railroad and railroad property of such corporation or by a
refunding mortgage as described in paragraph (3) or (4) of subdivision g; or
that if the railroad and railroad property of such corporation are unincumbered 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 paragraphs (3)
or (4) of subdivision g, of a railroad corporation incorporated in any of the
New England States the railroad of which is located wholly or in part
therein, which have been guaranteed as to principal and interest by a
railroad corporation described in subdivisions a or b which is in possession
of and is operating its own road.
(d) No bond shall be made a legal investment by subdivision 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.




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No bond shall be made a legal investment by subdivision 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 one-third of the total amount of interest paid on all its direct,
assumed and guaranteed funded indebtedness.
Other Railroads.
(e) In the mortgage bonds, as described in any of the following subdivisions of this clause, of any railroad corporation incorporated under the
laws of any of the United States:
Provided, that during each of the ten fiscal years of such railroad corporation next preceding the date of such investment—
(1) Such railroad corporation owned in fee not less than five hundred
miles of standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of sidings, within the United
States, or if such corporation owned in fee less than five hundred miles of
such railroad, the gross earnings of such corporation, reckoned as hereinafter provided, shall have been not less than fifteen million dollars:
(2) Such railroad corporation shall have paid the matured principal and
interest of all its mortgage indebtedness;
(3) Such railroad corporation shall have paid in dividends in cash to its
stockholders an amount equal to at least four per cent upon all its outstanding capital stock.
(4) 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 corporation, and the gross
earnings from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it, shall
not have been less In amount than five times the amount necessary to pay
the interest payable upon its entire outstanding indebtedness, the rentals
of all leased lines, and the interest on all the outstanding indebtedness of
railroads controlled and operated which is not owned by said corporation
after deducting from said interest and rentals interest and dividends
received from the stocks, bonds or notes of railroad corporations not
operated by said corporation, which have been deposited with a trustee as
the only security to secure the payment of bonds or notes issued by said
corporation, but not in excess of the interest on said last-named bonds or
notes.
And further provided, that—
(5) No bonds shall be made a legal investment by subdivision g in case
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds
which, together w th all outstanding prior debts of the issuing or assuming
corporation, including all bonds not issued that may legally be issued
under any of its prior mortgages or of its assumed prior mortgages, after
deducting therefrom, in case of a refunding mortgage, the bonds reserved
under the provisions of said mortgage to retire prior lien debts at maturity,
shall exceed three times the outstanding capital stock of said corporation
at the date of such investment.
(6) No bonds shall be made a legal investment by subdivision i or 1 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 five, 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; nor
in case at said date the total debt of the corporation which issued said bonds
shall exceed three times its outstanding capital stock.
In the case of a mortgage executed prior to the passage of this Act,
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 five
and of this paragraph, as the total authorized issue.
(7) Any railroad corporation which is mentioned in subdivision c of
clause fourth of section twenty-six of chapter one hundred and thirteen of
the Revised Laws shall be considered as having complied with all the requirements of this subdivision preceding paragraph five up to and Including
the fiscal year of said corporation in which this Act is passed.
DESCRIPTION OF BONDS.
(1) Definition of First Mortgage.—Whenever the term "first mortgage'
is used in the following subdivisions, it shall mean, unless otherwise qualified, a first mortgage on not less than seventy-live per cent of the railroad
owned in fee at the date of the mortgage by the railroad corporation on
the railroad of which said mortgage is a lien, but in no case on less than
one hundred continuous miles of standard-gauge railroad, exclusive of
sidings; provided, that seventy-five per cent of the railroad subject to the
lien of said mortgage is connected;
For five years prior to the date of investment therein all the railroad
subject to the lien of said mortgage at the date of execution thereof has
been operated by, and its operations included in, the operations of the
railroad corporation which issues, assumes or guarantees said bonds;
The date of said mortgage is at least five years prior to the date of such
investment; except that a first mortgage given in substitution for and not
greater in amount than such a first mortgage, and covering the same railroad property, shall be considered to be in accordance with this requirement.
(g) Direct Obligations.—Bonds issued or assumed by a railroad corporation described in subdivision 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 railroad owned in fee by the corporation issuing
or assuming said bonds, except that. If it is not a first mortgage on seventyfive per cent of all such railroad owned in fee by said corporation, it shall be
a first mortgage on at least seventy-five per cent of the railroad subject
to the lien of said mortgage at the date thereof; but if any stocks or bonds
are deposited with the trustee of said mortgage as part security therefor,
representing or covering railroad mileage not owned in fee, the bonds secured by said mortgage shall not become legal investments unless said
corporation owns in fee at least seventy-five per cent of the total mileage
which is subject to the lien of said mortgage and Which is represented or
covered by said stocks or bonds;
(2) A first mortgage, or a mortgage or trust indenture which is in effect
a first mortgage, upon all the railroad subject to the lien of said mortgage
or trust indenture, by virtue of the irrevocable pledge with the trustee
thereof of an entire issue or issues of bonds which are a first lien upon the
railroad of a railroad corporation which is owned and operated, controlled
and operated or leased and operated by the corporation issuing or assuming
said bonds;
(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
and provides for the retirement of all outstanding mortgage debts which are
a prior lien upon said railroad owned in fee and covered by said refunding
mortgage at the date thereof. But if any of the bonds which said refunding
mortgage is given to refund are secured on a railroad not owned In fee by
the corporation executing said refunding mortgage, there shall be conveyed
and assigned to the trustee of said refunding mortgage either—
At least seventy-five per cent of the railroad on which each issue of bonds
to be refunded is secured, free from any, mortgage lien except that of the
mortgage or mortgages securing the bonds to be refunded; or
At least seventy-five per cent of the outstanding bonds of each Issue
which is secured by a mortgage lien upon such railroad; and all of said
railroad not owned in fee which is so subjected to the lien of said refunding
mortgage shall be the railroad of one or more railroad corporations which
are owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and operated,
by the corporation issuing or assuming said refunding mortgage bonds;
But in no case shall the bonds secured by said refunding mortgage become
a legal investment unless they mature at a later date than any bonds which
said refunding mortgage is given to refund, nor unless the total mileage
subjected to the lien of said refunding mortgage in accordance with the
requirements of this paragraph is at least twenty-five per cent greater than
the mileage covered by any one of the mortgages securing bonds which said
refunding mortgage is given to refund.
(4) A mortgage upon not less than ten per cent of the railroad, exclusive of sidings, owned in fee at the date of said mortgage by the corporation issuing or assuming said bonds, but in no case on less than five hundred
continuous miles of standard-gauge railroad; provided, that
Said mortgage is a first or second lien upon not less than seventy-five
per cent of the total railroad covered by said mortgage at the date thereof,
and which provides for the retirement of all mortgage debts which- are a
prior lien upon said railroad owned in fee and covered by said mortgage,
at the date of the execution thereof;
The bonds secured by said mortgage mature at a later date than, and
cover a mileage at least twenty-five per cent greater than is covered by,
any of the bonds secured by a prior lien mortgage so to be retired;
The date of said mortgage shall be at least live years prior to the date of
such investment.
(h) Bonds Underlying Refunding Mortgages.—Mortgage bonds or bonds
secured by mortgage bonds which are a direct obligation of, or which have
been assumed, or which have been guaranteed by endorsement as to both

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shares of stock of other
principal and interest by, a railroad corporation whose refunding mortgage under the laws of this Commonwealth of bonds and which
limits the amount
bonds are made a legal investment under paragraphs three or four of sub- telephone corporations, under an indenture of trust
of bonds so secured to seventy-five per cent of the value of the securities
division g; provided, that—
provided that
and
indenture,
as
stated
and
said
in
deposited
determined
such
refunded
by
be
to
refunding
are
and
to
mortgage:
Said bonds are prior
investment the annual
Said refunding mortgage covers all the real property upon which the during each of the five years next preceding such
have
deposited
securities
the
and
dividends
paid
interest
in
on
cash
lien.
a
is
bonds
underlying
said
securing
mortgage
interest on
In the case of bonds so guaranteed or assumed, the corporation issuing amounted to not less than fifty per cent in excess of the annual
Not more than two
said bonds is owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and the bonds outstanding and secured by said deposit. invested
in thebonds
per cent of the deposits of any savings bank shall be
operated, by said railroad corporation.
(I) Guaranteed Obligations.—Bonds which have been guaranteed by en- of telephone companies.
dorsement as to both principal and interest by a railroad corporation which
BANK STOCKS AND DEPOSITS IN BANKS.
has complied with all the provisions of subdivision e: provided, that—
SEVENTH.—In the stock of a banking association located in the New
Said bonds are secured by a first mortgage on the railroad of a railroad England States and incorporated under the authority of the United States,
corporation which is owned and operated, controlled and operated, or or in the stock of a trust company incorporated under the laws of and doing
leased and operated, by the corporation guaranteeing said bonds;
business within this Commonwealth, but such corporation shall not hold
In the case of a leased railroad, the entire capital stock of which, except both by way of investment and as security for loans more than twenty per
shares qualifying directors, is not owned by the lessee, the rental includes cent of its deposits in the stock of such associations or companies, nor in any
at
to
an amount to be paid to the stockholders of said leased railroad equal
one such association or company more than three per cent of its deposits
least four per cent per annum upon that portion of the entire capital stock in, nor more than one hundred thousand dollars nor more than one-quarter
thereof outstanding which is not owned by the lessee.
the capital stock of, such association or company. Such corporation
of
(j) First mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation which during each of may deposit not more than two and one-half per cent of its deposits in any
its ten fiscal years next preceding the date of such investment has complied banking association incorporated under the authority of the United States
with all the requirements of paragraphs two, three and four of subdivision and located in this Commonwealth, and in any trust company incorporated
e; provided, that said bonds are guaranteed by endorsement as to both in this Commonwealth, but such deposit shall not in any case exceed five
principal and interest by a railroad corporation which has complied with hundred thousand dollars nor twenty-five per cent of the capital stock and
all the requirements of subdivision e preceding paragraph five, notwith- surplus fund of such depositary.
standing that the railroad of said issuing corporation is not operated by
Clause Eighth relates to loans on personal security, which are restricted
said guaranteeing corporation.
to one-third of the deposits and income. (In addition to loans authorized
by
Clause Eighth, under an Act approved April 8 1910, banks may loan on
CORPORATION NOT TO LOSE CREDIT BY TEMPORARY DISTURB- notes with a pledge as collateral of life insurance policies. V. 90, p. 1376.]
ANCE OF RELATION OF GROSS EARNINGS TO FIXED CHARGES. Clause Ninth concerns the amount to be invested in a bank building. Clause
any
under
investments
legal
(k) Bonds which have been or shall become
Tenth deals with real estate acquired by foreclosure, and Clause Eleventh
of the provisions of this Act shall not be rendered illegal although the cor- with securities acquired
in settlement of indebtedness Clause Twelfth reporation issuing, assuming or guaranteeing such bonds shall fall for a period lates to pledges of securities as collateral and provides against invalidating
of
requirements
the
not exceeding two successive fiscal years to comply with
the
same.
For
the
provisions
of these clauses, see V. 87. p. 257, where the
paragraph four of subdivision e; but no further investment in the bonds law was printed in full.
issued, assumed or guaranteed by said corporation shall be made during
complies
corporation
LIST OF BONDS TO BE PREPARED.
said period. If after the expiration of said period said
THIRTEENTH.—Not later than the first day of February in each year
for the following fiscal year with all the requirements of subdivision e, it
the Commissioner shall prepare a list of all the bonds and notes which are
shall be regarded as having complied therewith during said period.
then legal investments under the provisions of clauses third, fourth, fifth
BONDS NOT TO BECOME ILLEGAL ON ACCOUNT OF
and sixth. Said list shall at all times be open to public inspection and a
CONSOLIDATION.
copy thereof shall be sent to every savings bank.
any
under
investments
(1) Bonds which have been or shall become-legal
The report of the Bank Commissioner for 1912 contains a list of bonds
of the provisions of this Act shall not be rendered illegal, although the considered legal under clauses third, fourth, fifth and sixth of the above Act.
property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to or This list appeared in State & City Dept. of "Chronicle" April 26 1913.
legally acquired by another railroad corporation, and although the corporaFOURTEENTH.—Bonds which at any time hereafter have been for ten
tion which issued or assumed said bonds has been or shall be consolidated successive years legal Investments under the provisions of subdivisions
with another railroad corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing cor- a, b, c or d of Clause 3, Clause 5 or Clause 6 of this section shall not be
poration shall assume the payment of said bonds, and so long as It shall rendered illegal although the corporation issuing, assuming or guaranteeing
continue to pay regularly interest or dividends, or both, upon the securities such bonds shall fail for a period not exceeding two successive years to
issued against, in exchange for or to acquire the stock of the corporation comply, as to dividends on its capital stock, with the requirements of the
consolidated, or the property purchased, or upon securities subsequently clauses specified above; but no further investment in the bonds issued,
issued in exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount at least equal to assumed or guaranteed by such corporation shall be made during said period.
four per cent per annum upon the capital stock outstanding at the time of If after the expiration of said period, such corporation conplies for the
such consolidation or purchase, of said corporation which issued or assumed following fiscal year with the requirements of the clauses specified above,it
said bonds.
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
CREDIT OF A CORPORATION NOT TO BE LOST BY
next preceding ten years.
the
CONSOLIDATION.
10pinzon of Attorney-General Regarding Legality of N. Y. N. H. & H.RR.
(m) If a railroad corporation which has complied with all the requireas Savings Bank Investmentsj—Attorney-General James M. Swift
Bonds
of
period
the
that
except
five,
e
subdivision
preceding paragraph
ments of
to the Act passed by
compliance Is less than ten, but not less than five successive years, shall be, rendered an opinion in Feb. 1911 with referenceand
stocks of the New
Legislature in June 1910 to validate bonds
or shall have been, thereupon consolidated or merged into, or its railroad the
Co.,
for
RR.
and
of determining
the
Hartford
dc
purpose
Haven
York
New
of
by,
such
another
debts
the
corporation assumed
purchased and all of
were sufficient to show the road a solvent corrailroad corporation incorporated under the laws of any of the United States, whether or not the assets
stated in V. 92, p. 462. the report of the Commission apsuch corporation so succeeding shall be considered as having complied with poration. As the
Act referred to was filed with the Legislature on Feb. 17
under
all the provisions of subdivision e preceding paragraph five during those pointed
herein contained shall authorize the
successive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or 1911. The Act stated that "nothing
savings
banks in the securities aforesaid unless they are otherby
Investment
purchased
corporations,
or
merged
consolidated,
said
all
which
in
purchase
investments
the
under
wise
provisions
of Chapter 590, Acts of 1909,"
legal
If considered as one continuous corporation in ownership and possession, and the
Attorney-General finds that "no matter what the finding of the
would have so complied: provided, that said succeeding corporation shall
to assets and liabilities
reference
the
with
under
Act
appointed
Commission
compliance
such
make
shall
which
continue so to comply for a further period
equivalent to at least ten successive years, but which shall be in no case was, It would not in and of itself make any change in the standing of securiV.
541.
p.
See
92,
investments."
bank
savings
for
ties
or
merger
consolidation,
said
following
next
years
fiscal
two
the
less than
purchase.
STREET RAILWAY CORPORATIONS ARE NOT RAILROAD
CORPORATIONS.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
(n) In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires, "railroad corporation" means a corporation which owns or is in possession of and operating
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
a railroad or railway of the class usually operated by steam power. Street
railway corporations are not railroad corporations within the meaning of
Aggregate Municipal Indebtedness.
this Act.
Prior to 1911 the local assessors were required to make an annual return to
PRESENT INVESTMENTS NOT TO BECOME ILLEGAL.
showing the debt and assessed valuation of municiCommissioner
Tax
the
FOURTH.—The provisions of this Act shall not render illegal the invest- palities. In 1911, however, the Legislature transferred the duty of making
ment in any mortgages of real estate held by such corporation at the time up these figures to the Bureau of Statistics, which conducted a special inof its passage, nor the investment at such time or thereafter in any issue vestigation, and as a result submitted a report to the Legislature on April 15
of bonds or notes dated prior to its passage, in which such corporation was 1912 urging a complete revision of the law relating to municipal indebtedness
then authorized to invest, so long as such bonds or notes continue to com- and presenting the following summary of debt to the close of the several
ply with the requirements of law then in force.
municipal years ending between Nov. 30 1910 and "approximately"
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
April 1 1911:
FIFTH.—In the bonds of any street railway company incorporated in Net 'general debt—
Within debt limit, exclusive of trust funds
this Commonwealth the railway of which is located wholly or in part
$67,506,812 18
borrowed or used
therein, and which has earned and paid in dividends in cash an amount
794,301 92
Trust funds borrowed or used
equal to at least five per cent upon all its outstanding capital stock in each
51,802,833 06
Outside debt limit
of the five years last preceding the certification by the Board of Railroad
$120,103,947 16
shall
be
No
investment
for.
such
provided
hereinafter
Commissioners
made unless said company appears from returns made by it to the Board of Net public service enterprise debt—
48,294,285 49
Railroad Commissioners to have properly paid said dividends without imWater, $30,139,647 34; all other, $18,154,638 15
174,020 56
pairment of assets or capital stock, and said board shall on or before the Net cemetery debt
fifteenth day of January in each year certify and transmit to the Bank
$168,572,253 21
Commissioner a list of such street railway companies.
Total net funded or fixed debt
70,020,011 61
Dividends paid by way of rental to stockholders of a leased street railway Amount of sinking funds
company shall be deemed to have been earned and paid by said company
$238,592,264 82
Total gross funded or fixed debt
within the meaning of this clause, provided that said company shall have
8,623,524 71
annually earned, and properly paid in dividends in cash, without impair- Tax loans
514,041 66
ment of assets or capital stock, an amount equal to at least five per cent Outstanding warrants or orders
next
live
years
the
of
fiscal
each
in
outstanding
stock
its
capital
all
upon
preceding the date of the lease thereof.
Aggregate municipal indebtedness
$247,729,831 19
If two or more street railway companies have been consolidated by purThe following table shows the aggregate assessed valuation as returned
chase or otherwise during the live years prior to said certification, the paythe aggregate net debt of all the municipalities of
ment severally from the earnings of each year of dividends equivalent in by the local assessors,
the aggregate to a dividend of live per cent on the aggregate capital stocks the State, and the percentage of the same, for the years indicated:
companies
consolidation
during the years preceding such
Aggregate
of the several
Net Debt. Percentage.
Valuation.
Year—
shall be sufficient for the purpose of this Act.
4.2
$167,315,903
$3,907,892,598
The Board of Railroad Commissioners in January 1912 announced the 1910
4.4
166,080,073
3,727,473,635
followlne roads as meeting the requirements of this clause (V.93, p. 1736):
1909
4.5
Fitchburg & Leominster t. Ry. Co. 1908
163,558,325
3,590,690,106
Boston Elevated By. Co.
Holyoke Street Ry. Co.
158,586,274
4.5
3,512,557,604
Boston & Northern By. Co.
1907
4.4
147,509,003
Springfield Street By. Co.
3,312,255,163
Boston & Revere Electric By. Co.
1905
4.4
131,016,743
2,961,119,947
Citizens' Elec. St. By. of Newb'yp't. Union Street By. Co.
1900
2,154,134,626
70,742,786
3.2
Dartmouth & Westport St. Ry. Co. West End Street By. Co.
1890
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co. 1880
1,584,756,802
4.3
68,512,929
East Middlesex Street Ry. Co.
1,497,351,686
39,421,298
2.6
The above is used by the Bank Commissioner as a basis for the list of 1871
safe
bends which be deems good and
investments under Clause Fifth of ABLNGTON.
ACTON WEST & SOUTH WATER
this Act. (See Clause Thirteenth below.)
SUPPLY
DISTRICT.
This town is in Plymouth County.
Inc. in 1712. Pop.in 1910, 5,455.
This district is in Middlesex Co.
TELEPHONE COMPANY BONDS.
Water Loan.
Water Bonds.
SIXTH.—In the bonds of any telephone company subject to the pro$2,000c_May 1 '17-'18 4s '12 F-A$100,000c_Aug 15'13-'42
visions of section thirty-seven of chapter fourteen of the Revised Laws, 4s
May 15,000c_May 1 '14-'16 TOTAL DEBT Nov 1912.. $100,000
and of which a majority of the directors are residents of the Commonwealth: 4s
4.000c_Jan 1 '14-'17 Assess. val.'12 (real est.)__1,072,180
Jan
Provided, that during each of the five fiscal years of such telephone com- 4s
M-N 54,000c_May 1 '23-'40 Population in 1912 (est.)
4s
1,800
pany next preceding the date of such investment—
1 '13-'28
16,000--July
J-J
'10
telephone
4s
company
The
gross income of such
shall have been not less
INT.at Old Colony Tr. Co.. Bost.
(1)
2,500c_June 1 '13-'17
J-D
3 Ms
than ten million dollars per annum.
and Memorial Bonds.
(2) Such telephone company shall have paid the matured principal and 3 Bridge
J-J $10,800c_July 1 '13-'21 ADAMS.
interest of all its indebtedness.
This town is in Berkshire County.
School Bonds.
(3) Such telephone company shall have paid in dividends in cash an
J-J $20,000c_July 1 '13-'22 Incorporated Oct. 15 1778.
amount equal to not less than six per cent per annum on all its outstanding 3548
Library Bonds.
Water Refunding Bonds.
issues of capital stock.
M-N $3,000-- May 1 1941 4s '07 A-0 $18,000r__Oct 3 '13-'15
(4) The dividends paid on the capital stock of such telephone company 4s '11 BD.
1
Jan
DT.
'13_
Bonds.
School
_4135,300
TOT.
amount
been
less than the total
necessary to pay the interest
shall not have
Tax valuation 1912-_3,402,628 4s '08 A-0 $7,000r_Oct 3 '13-'15
upon its entire outstanding indebtedness.
at
assessed
20,000r_Oct 3 '16-'17
actual
A-0
'08
4s
is
(Property
value)
shall
be
.
a
provided
by
bonds
(a)
either
further
secured
such
that
And
Met 3 '19-'23
first mortgage upon at least seventy-five per cent of the property of such Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_422.20 4s '09 A-0 50,000r..
INT at First Nat. Bank, Boston. 3318'10 A-0 6.000r_Oct 3 '13-'15
telephone company or (b) by the deposit with a trust company incorporated




MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

20

s

ADAMS (Concluded.)Refunding Loan.
330'09 A-0 $10,000rOct 3 1918
48 '09 A-0 7,000r_ __Oct 3 1918
Street Loan.
45 '11 A-0 340,000___Oct 1 '13-'20
5,000c_ __Oct 1.1921
45 '12 A-0
Land for Armory.
48 '12 J-J $8,700__Ju1y 1 '13-'17
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '12_ $171,700
11,100
Sinking fund _
Assessed valuation 1912_6,521,303
(Assessment about V, actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 -419.20
Population in 1910-13,026
INTEREST on coupon bonds payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston; other interest by Treasurer.
ADAMS FIRE DISTRICT.
5s '93 A-0 $5,000c Oct 1 1913
48 '02 A-0 30.000c Oct 1 '15-'20
4s '08 A-0 10,000c_ _Oct 1 '13-'14
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913- --$45,000
18,013
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1912.. _ _6,089,190
Fire dist. tax (per $1,0000 '12_32.60
____ 13,067
Population in 1910
INT. payable in Adams at First
Nat. Bank and Greylock Nat. Bank;
also at State House, Boston.

48 '08 J-D $35,000 _ -Dec 31 '13-'26
48 '08 J-D
2,000__Dec 31 '13-'16
4s '10 J-DI 28,000c_Dec 1 '13-'20
15,000c_Dec 1 '21-'25
4s '10 ___
1,000_ _ _June 30 1913
4s '10 ___
2,000___Dec 1 '13-'16
4s '12 ___ 12,000_ _ _Dec 1 '13-'18
BOND. DEBT Jan! 1913-$655,750
43,000
Floating debt
Sinking fund123,821
153,666
Borrowing capacity
Total assessed val. 1912...13,980,549
(Assessment at actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912._ _420.80
INT.at Beacon Trust Co.,Boston.
ATHOL.
This town is situated in Worcester
County. Incorp. Mch. 6 1762.
Refunding Loan.
_s
___ S2,000_ ___Oct 1 1913
School & Street-Grading Notes.
A-0 $2,500--Oct 1 1913
4s10
Sewer Loan (outside debt limit)
4s '94 J-J $50,000c_ __July 1 1924
4s '03 J4 28,000c_ _.July 1 1933
3,200c
1934
4s '04 J4
4s '08 J4 24,000o_ __Apr 1 1938
5,0000
-1939
4s '09 J4
Bridge Notes.
4s '10 A-0 $2,000 __Oct 1 1913
Miscellaneous.
A-0 54,500c_Oet 3 '13-'18
430
Paving Notes.
A-0 $3,500
4s
1913-1916
Water Bds.(outside debt limit).
4s '06 F-A$308,000c_ _Aug 1 '13-'36
F-A 29,000c __Aug 1 '13-'41
4s
School-House Loan,
A-0 $26,000c
48
1913-1925
4s '12 A-0 35,000c_Oct 1 '13-21
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913_3522,700
Sinking fund46,662
Water debt (included) _____ 337,000
Tax valuation 1912-.5,542,480
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.._ _ _$20.70
Population in 1910._______
8,536
Population in 1912 (est.)
9,000
INT. at N. W. Harris, Inc., Beaton,and Old Colony Tr.Co.,Boston.

A.MESBIIRY.
Amesbury Township is in Essex Co.
Fire-Engine-House Bonds
330
M-N $5,500r_May 15'14-19
Water-Plant Bonds.
4s '06 J4 $217,000c_July 1 '14-'35
4s '10 J-J 28,000c_July 1 '13-'40
4.5 '11 M-N 10,500c_May 1 '14-'23
Sewer Bonds.
1913-1914
4s '12 J-J $75,000c
Refunding Notes.
J-D $12,000c..June 26'13-16
4s
Bridge Bonds.
1913-1919
43 '11 J-J $14.000c
School Bonds.
48 '07 J-J 312,000r_July 1 13-16
$375,500
PERM'T D'T Apr 1913
Total valuation 1912-.6,537,580
Assessment about 4-5 actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 --$21.00
9,894
Population in 1910
INTEREST on the school bonds is ATTLEBOROUGH.
This town Is in Bristol County.
paid to the registered holder; on the
water bonds of 1906 at the Old Col- Incorporated Oct. 19 1694.
ony Trust Co., Boston, and on the
Water Bonds
funding bonds and water 4s of 1910 4s
M-3 312,000c___Sept 1 1915
& 1911, sewer bonds and refunding 48
Jan 1 1919
J-J 20,000c
notes at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
A-0 25,000o _ - _Oct 1 1922
45
J4 35,000c&r_July 1 1923
43
J-J 40,000c_ _July 1 1924
43
AMHERST.
J4 25,000c_ __July 1 1926
48
This town is in Hampshire County. 48
J4 10,000c_ __July 1 1927
Inc. 1759. Population 1910, 5,112. 43
J-J 13,000c- ....July 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
330 g J4 15,000r- --July 1 1929
J-J $50,000e- --Jan 1 1920 330 g J-J 12,000o_ __July 1 1930
4s g
BOND. DEBT Feb 1912-.450,000 330 g J-J
10,000c_ --Jan 1 1921
57,500 330
Floating debt
A-0 20,000c_ -Apr 1 1921
Assess. val.(% act.) 1912A,425,882 330
A-0 30,000c ..Apr 1 1932
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ -$18.00 48
A-0 30,000c_ __Oct 1 1933
INTEREST payable in Amherst. 48 '04 A-0 20,000o_ --Oct 1 1934
330'05 M-3 100,000c_ --Meh 1 1935
330'05 M-N 50,000c_ __Nov 1 1935
ANDOVER.
This town is in Essex County and 4s '08 A-0 42,0000....Apr 1 '14-'34
11,000c_July 1 '13-'18
J-J
45
was incorporated May 6 1646.
45 '10 J4 11,000c_Jan 1 '14-'19
Water Bonds.
M-N $35,0000_Nov 1 '13-'19 4s '10 J4 36,000c_July 1 '13-'28
48
M-N 10,0000_ __Nov 1 1920 4s '10 J4 24,000c_July 1 '29-'40
4s
J-D 20,000c_June 1 '22-'23 45 '10 J4 18,000__July 1 '13-'30
J-D 15,000c_ __June 1 1925 4s '11 J4 33,500o_July 1 '13-'41
4s
Water Notes.
5,000c_ __June 1 1928
J-D
4s
A-0 19,000c_Apr 1 '14-'31 4s '08 J-D $5,000___ Dec 31 1913
330
3358'08 J-D 42,000c_June 1 '13-'33 4s '09 M-N 30,000__May 1 '14-'19
4s '10 A-0 29,000e_Apr 1 '13-'35 4s '12 M-N 25,000-May 20 '14-'18
Fire-Engine Notes.
M-8 9,000c_Sept 1 '13-'21
4s
4s '11 M-N 39,000-_Nov 1 '13-'15
School Bonds.
Miscellaneous Notes.
38,000o_July 1 '13-'14
48 '10 J-J
45 '08 F-A $5.000 __Aug-1 1913
Sewer Bonds.
Fire-Engine-Station Bonds.
J-D j$20,000c__June 1 1913
49
30,000c_June 1 1928 48 '10 M-N $26,600c_May 2 '14-'20
School Bonds.
1,000o_ _-Apr 1 1919
4s '09 A-0
BOND. DEBT Jan 13 1913_3295,000 3348'00 M-N $30,000--- _Nov 1 1920
Sinking fund _55,437 4s '12 F-A 100,000__Aug 1 '13-'32
Highway Bonds.
Total valuation 1912------7,207,765
$40,000 __June 1 1916
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-- - 16.50
Sewer Bonds.
883,087
Value town property
7,301 48 '10 J4 $86.000c_July 1 '12-'25
Population in 1910
J-J 50,000_ _July 1 '25-'32
INTEREST on the water 330 of 4s
--Oct 1 '13-'21
1908 is payable at the Old Colony 4s '11 A-01 36,000
60,000 _ _Oct 1 '22-'41
Trust Co., Boston; on other loans at 4s '10 J-J 100,000c_July
1 '25-'30
National Shawmut Bank, Boston.
48 '12 J4 75.000c_July 1 '13-'27
4s '12 A-0 75,000_ _July 1 '28-'42
ARLINGTON.
Street Bonds.
This town is in Middlesex County. 4s '06 J-D $40,000c_ _June 1 1916
Value town property Jan. 1 1912, GEN.BONDS Apr 23'13 $1,274,900
83,000
Time notes
$1,601,185. Pop'n 1910, 11,187.
150,766
Sinking fund
Water Works.
4 '92 J4 $92,0000_ __Jan 1 1922 Water debt (incl. above)_ 642,500
4s '94 A-0 92,000c_ --Apr 1 1924 Water sinking fund (incl.) 100,395
19,538,265
48 '96 A-0 5,000c-Oct 1 1926 Total valuation 1912
Oct 1 1928 (Assessment about IM actual value)
48 '98 A-0 15,000c
48 '97 A-0 10,000c_ Oct 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 ___$18.00
16,215
4s '95 A-0 10,000c_ _-Oct 1 1925 Population in 1910 -- - _
6,000 __Dec 15'13-'18
4s '05 J-D
INTEREST at First Nat. Bank of
8,000-_Dec 1 '13-'20 Attleborough, Boston Safe Deposit
45 '07 J-D
1,000 --.. _ Dec 1 1913 & Trust Co., Boston, First Nat. Bk.
4s '07 J-D
7,000_ _Dec 31 '13-'19 and Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston.
4s '08 J-D
500 __June 1 1913
4s '09 J-D
3,500 _June 1 '13-'19
48 '09 J-D
2,000_Deo 31 '13-'14 BELNIONT.
4s '08 J-D
4s '10 J-D 13,000__Dec 1 '13-'25
This town (P. 0. Boston) is in
4s '12 ___ 10,000__Dec 2 '13-'22 Middlesex
County. Incorp. in 1859.
Park Loan.
School-House Bonds.
4s '96 M-N $15,000c.. __Nov 1 1946
$40,000c_ __June 1 1917
J-D
48
Sewer Bonds.
4s '06 J-D3100,000c_ __June 1 1936 4s '04 A-0 15,000c_ Oct 1 '13-'24
J-D 22,000c. _June '13-'23
4s '03 J-D 10,500-....Dec 31 1923 330
1,000 ___Dec 15 1913 4s '08 J4 10.000c_July 1 '13-'22
4s '05 J-D
4,500c_July 1 '13-'21
4s '07 J-D
3,000-_ Dec 1 '13-'15 4$ '11 J-J
4s '10 J-D 12,000o_Dec 1 '13-'18
Street Loan.
A-0 $9,0000_0ot 1 '13-'15
Highway Loans.
4s
4s '08 J-D 33,000_Dec 31 '13-'15 48 '07 M-3 4,000c_Mch 1 '14-'17
Town-Yard Loan.
Water Loans.
F-A $8,000c-Aug 1 1925
4s '09 J-D $1,500 __June 1 '13-'15 4s
6,000c--July 1 1926
Town-Hall-Site Loan.
45
J4
5,000c_ -Deo 1 1926
J-D
330'99 A-0 $52,000c.....Apr 1 1939 48
4s
J-D
7,000c_ ...June 1 1929
School Loans.
2,500c_Dec 1 '13-'17
4s '93 M-N j$64,00001_Nov 1 1913 4s '06 J-D
4s '09 A-0 10,000c_ --Apr 1 1939
600J
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s '99 A-0 8,700c_Apr 1914-'19
J-D $14,0000_ __June 1 1928
9,000c_July 1 '13-'21 45
4s '04 J4
500c ....Apr 1 1914
A-0
4,000o_ Dec 15 '13-'16 4s
4s '04 J-D

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[VOL. xcvi.

BOSTON. J. F. Fitzgerald, Mayor;
Sewer Loan.
M-N $18,000c_ __Nov 1 1924
Chas. H. Slattery, City Treas.:
45
J. Alfred Mitchell, City Auditor.
J4
9,000c_ __July 1 1926
48
City was incorporated Feb.23 1822.
J-D
6,000c_ June 1 1927
45
J-D 20.000e_ __June 2 1932 On Nov.2 1909 a charter amendment
3348
3 Ms
A-0 10,000o_ -_Oct 2 1930 was adopted under which municipal
4s '07 M-3 10,000c_ __Mch 1 1937 nominations are to be made only
4s '08 J-D 10,000c_ __June 1 1938 upon petition of 5,000 voters. The
4s'!! J-D 10,000c_ __June 1 1941 Mayor serves for four years, subject
4s '12 M-S 5.000c_Sept 1 '13-17 to recall after two years. V.89.p.1234.
4s '12 F-A 10,000c_ _ _Feb 1 1943 The question of holding a recall election was submitted to the voters on
Fire-Department Bonds.
48
J-D $2,5000_June 1 '13-'17 Nov. 7 1911, but failed to carry.
F-A
4s
2,000c_Aug 1 '13-'14 V. 93, p. 1337. On Nov. 7 1911 the
4s '12 M-S 8,000c_Sept 1 '13-'16 voters accepted an Act passed by the
TOTAL DEBT Apr 10 1913 $268,000 Legislature annexing the town of
Sinking fund53,997 Hyde Park, which became a part of
Water debt (included). __ 38,500 the city Jan. 1 1912. V. 93, P. 1337.
Total valuation 1912_7,539.455 In Nov. 1912 an Act authorizing the
(Assessment at about actual value) city to issue $2,500.000 bonds outTotal tax (per $1,000) 1912...$18.30 side•the debt limit for the construc5.542 tion of streets was accepted by the
Population in 1910
V. 95, p. 1422.
INT.at Beacon Trust Co.,Boston. voters.
The county of Suffolk, in which
Boston is situated, contains also the
BEVERLY.
city of Chelsea and the towns of ReThis city is in Essex County. vere and Winthrop. Boston, whoFounded 1626; a town, 1668: in- ever, receives all the county income,
cornorated as a city May 23 1894.
pays all the county expenses, owns
the county buildings, and is responsiSchool Loans.
48 '02 A-0.1324,000cOct 1 '13-'20 ble for the county debt, which
2,500c __ ...Oct 1 1921 amounted on May 1 1913 to $3,828,330'03 J4 30,000c_July 1 '13-'18 667. The details of this county debt
48 '03 J4 10,000c_July 1 '19-'20 are included in the following financial
•
3,000e_ _July 1 1921 report for this city.
4s '03 J4
4s '05 M-N 3.000c_May 1 '14-'16
"Miscellaneous Loans."
77,000c_May 1 '14-'24 45
A-0 $15,000..--Oct 1 1914
45 '05 M-N { 6,0000.. __May 1 1925 45
A-0 110,500- ....Apr 1 1915
5,000c_ __May 1 1926 4s
A-0 204,500.... --Oct 1 1915
330'09 M-N 12,000c_May 1 '14-'19 48
J4 84,200 --....Jan 1 1916
430'07 M-N i12,000c_May 1 '14-'19 48
J-J 518,300.... July 1 1916
1,0000.. May 1 1920 48
A-0 3,000_ __Apr 1 1916
'13-'15
1
15,000c_Aug
-A
F
'10
4s
A-0 102,500_ -Oct 1 1916
45
60.000c_Aug 1 '16-'30 45
M-N 25,000_ __Nov 30 1916
45 '11 J-D 18.000c_Dec 1 '13-'21 45
34 10,500 __Jan 1 1917
'13-'27
1
M-NI75,000c_Nov
4s '12
A-0 3,000-_ __Apr 1 1917
120,0000..Nov 1 '28-'32 °
s
34 107,100-- -July 1 1917
4s '12 M-N 10,000c_Nov 1 '13-'22 330
J-J 130,500.- --July 1 1917
A-0 105,000--....Oct 1 1917
48
Town Loans.
J4 108,800-_Jan 1 1918
M-N 310,000e_Nov 23'13-18 334s
6s
A-0 75,000 -- --Apr 1 1918
330
Water Loan.
34 80,000.-July 1 1918
F-A$150,000c....-Aug 1 1917 330
4s
A-0 18,000 __.-Oct 1 1918
14,000c_July 1 '13-'19 330
45 '03 J-J
A-0 155,600- --Apr 1 1919
5.000c_July 1 '20-'24 330
34 331,200_ -July 1 1919
334s'05 A-0 30,000c __Oct 1 '13-'27 330
A-0 8,000 _Oct 1 1919
1,000c_ __Oct 1 1928 38
A-0 10,000--Oct 1 1919
20,000c__Oct 1 '13-'22 330
J-D 38,293.44 _Deo 1 1919
s
334
4s '05 A-0 1,000c _ - __Oct 1 1928
3-3 270,510_ __Jan 1 1921
4,000c Oct 1 '29-'30 3s
35
A-0 83,000- __Apr 1 1921
Library Bonds.
A-0 150,000-Oct 1 1921
33
45 '09 A-0 $10,000--Oct 1 '13-17 3348
J4 39,000-_July 1 1921
48 ,11 J-D 154,000c_Dec 1 '13-'21 38
34 49,550 __ __Jan 1 1922
150,000c_Dec 1 '22-'31 334s
J-D 519,000 _June! 1922
Fire Loan.
A-0 64,000--Oct 1 1922
330
48 '06 J-J 38,000c_July 1 '13-'16 330
A-0 25,000 __ __Oct 1 1928
J-J 104,500 __ __Jan 1 1923
Sewer Loans.
334s
A-0 85,000 _- __Apr 1 1923
45 '93 J4 328,0000_July 1 '13-'19 3343
J-D 512,500 _-.._June 1 1923
4s '00 J4 52,000c_July 1 '13-'25 330
5,800_Jan 1 1924
3-3
43 '03 A-0 t44,000c_Apr 1 '14-'24 3348
J-D 100,000W.. _June 1 1932
20.000o_Apr 1 '25-'34 330
_June 1 1924
75,000r
J-D
'14-'31
330'04
1
26.000c_Apr
4s '06 A-Of
25.000c-Apr 1 '32-'36 3348'04 A-0 63,700 -Oct 1 1934
430'07 A-0 20,000c_ _Oct 1 '13-'22 330'05 J-D 57,500._ Deo 1 1925
1,000c_ _ __Oct 1 1913 330'06 J4 10,000 __Jan 1 1926
430'07 A-0
4,350-- _-Deo 1 1926
48 '08 M-3 30,000c_Sept 1 '13-'18 330'06 J-D
1927
3,000oMch 1 1914 334s'07 3-J 350,500- --Jan
33-4s'09 M-S
2,000c_ _ _July 1 1913 4s '07 A-0 5,000- _Apr 1 1927
330'09 J4
9,000 __June 1 '13-15 48 '07 J-J 224,000..- -July 1 1927
48 '10 J-D
2,000___ _June 1 1913 48 '08 J-D 56,500 _ --June 1 1928
430'10 J-D
40.000c_July 1 '13-'22 3348'10 J-J (30,000 _Jan 1 '14-'25
45 '11 F-A 12,000c_Aug 1 '13-'16 330'10 J4 20,000-_Jan 1 '14-'17
48 '11 M-3 6,000c_Sept 1 '13-'14 330'10 J-J 40,000 __Jan 1 '14-'21
330'10 34 14,000 Jan 1 '14-'20
Public-Building Loan.
9,000 __July 1 '13-'15
34
4s '09 A-0 310,000 ___Oct 1 '13-'17 4s '10
3,500 __July 1 '13-'19
48 '10 M-S 2,000 ___Mch 1 1914 4s '10 J4
4s '10 J-3 28,000-July 1 '13-'20
Bridge Bonds.
10,000 July 1 '21-'30
4s '10 J-J
330'09 M-Sj$12,000__Mch 1 '14-'17 4s '10 J4 18,000 July 1 '13-'30
1 2,000----Mch 1 1918 4s '10 J-J 21,000July 1 '13-'30
48 '10 J-J 26,000.__July 1 '13-'30
Police-Signal Loan.
9,000 Jan 2 '!4-'16
4s '11 ___ 34.200-- _Nov 1 1913 33011 J-J
330'11 .74 80,000 __Jan 2 '14-'29
Park Loan.
1,000 _- __July 1 1913
J4
330'11
4s
J-J $18.000c_July 1 '13-21 330'11 J4 20,000__July 1 '13-'21
48 '06 J-J j 8,000-July 1 '13-'20 45 '11 M-N 140,000r_Nov 1 '13-'26
1921
500._ __July 1
5,000___ _Oct '13-'17
4s '12 --_
4s '12 M-N 28,000c_Deo 1 '13-'26 4s '12 A-0 150,000__Oct 1 '13-'27
Dredging Loans.
4s '12 -_- 20,000____Oct '13-'32
M-N $6,000o_Nov 1 '13-'18 48 '12 -- 15,000__Oet '13-'27
4s
48 '03 M-N 127,000c_Nov 1 '13-'21
Bridge Bonds.
1 2.000o-Nov 1 1922 334s
A-0 $21,000- __Oet 1 1918
Playground Bonds.
34 130,000_ _July 1 1919
3348
4s '10 J4 $8,000___July 1 '13-20 330
June 1923
J-D 19,000
Street Loans.
Jan 1923
.1-.7 19,000
334s
4s '03 J4 $33,000c_July 1 '13-'23 334s
J4 31,000
Jan 1924
45 '08 A-0 18,000c_Oct 1 '13-'18 3348'05 J-D 16,500____Dec 1 1925
'13-'19
4s '12 J-D 35,000c_Dec 1
330'06 J-J 14,500____Jan 1 1926
4s '12 J-D t15,000c_Dec 1 '13-'15 330
A-0 5,000____0ct 1 1923
4,000c___Dec 1 1916 3s
34 50,000..__ _Jan 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Jan!'13-$1,313,700 330
216.66_Deo 1 1919
J-D
Exempt bonds (incl.)____ 783.500 330
A-0 7,500____Apr 1 1918
446,808 330
Borrow. capac
J4 25,000___-JulY 1917
Total valuation 1912-- -39,005,340 48
1915
8,100---APr
A-0
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1912-315.00 4s
A-0 50,000--Oct 1915
18,650 4s
Population in 1910
A-0 46,300--Oct 1914
34 60,000___ _Jan 1 1934
INT. on sewerage bonds of 1908 334s
and 1911 and all issues of 1912 is pay 330'11 34 64,000--Jan 2 '14-'21
33,000July 1 '13-'29
able at Old Colony Tr. Co.In Boston; 48'10 J-J
J4 50,000 -- __July 1 1921
on other loans at First Nat.Bk.,Bos. 33.43
J-D 200,000-- _June 1 1932
3348
J-J 500.000._ _July 1 1937
334s
BILLERICA.
J4 300,000----Jan 1 1938
This town is in Middlesex County. 334$
J-J 300,000 -- -.July 1 1939
334s
Population
1910,
2,789. 4s
Inc. 1655.
A-0 10,000-Oct 1 1934
A-0 10,000_ --Oct 1 1935
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s
_July! 1936
A-0 $30,000c-Apr 1 1919 48
34 30,00048
A-0 100.000W.--Oct 1 1936
Bridge Bonds.
4s
45 '10 F-A 37,000c..Aug 2 '13-'19 3348
A-0 50,000----Oct 1 1938
7,000r _-_1913-1919 3348
Aug
J-J 400,000 _ -Jan 1 1940
3348
334s
J4 200,000 _ --July! 1940
Water Bonds
M-N 390,000o..-.May 1 1928 35
5,000.....Jan 1 1942
J-J
48
J-D 200,000 _- _June 1 1942
School Bonds.
334s
Apr $25,000c_ __April 1921 3345
J-D 200,000 _. __June 1 1943
3345
$147,500
BOND.DEBT Feb.28'13_
330'04 J-D 250,000r__June 1 1944
____ 70,859 3348'04 J-D 28,000r.. _June 1 1924
Floating debt_
65,604 330'05 J-J 50,000.... _Jan 1 1945
Sinking fund _
Assessed valuation 1912_ -2,829,996 3346'05 J-J
1,500 __ __Jan 1 1935
(Assessment about actual value.) 330'05 3-3 100,000 _July 1 1945
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.517.00 334$
1,500____Jan 1 1936
INTEREST is payable in Boston 43 '06 J-J 150,000-July 1 1946
on water bonds at the Old Colony 330'07 J-J 48,000 w- --Jan 1 1937
Trust Co. and on town-hall bonds at 4s '07 34 70,000_ __July 1 1927
9,000 --Deo 1937
the Mercantile Trust Co.; on bridge 48 '07 J-D
4s '07 J-D 49.000--Dee 1947
330 in Lowell.

1

1

1

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MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

21

Water Bonds
School Houses & Sites-(Con.).
Pub. Inst. & City Hosp.-(Con.). i
BOSTON (Con.)J4 $22,000-___Jan 1 1918
1927 314s
J-J $23,000____Ju1y 1 1918 ! 48
A-0$206,000_ __ _Oct
48 '08 J-J $205,000 --June 1 1928 3;0
A-0 205205,000..--..Apr1 1918
J-J 500,000__Jan 1 1928 334s
A-0 35,000____Apr 1 1919 4s
3,900 __ __Jan 29 1949 310
3348'09 J-J
4,989.90__Dec 1 1919
J-D
A-0 300,000___ _Oct 1 1929 310
34 14,500_ _ _ _July 1 1919 3s
6,000 _Jan 1 '14-'15 334s
3 Ms'10 J-J
1921 43
J-J 25,000___ _July 1 1929 334s
34 60,000_ __ _Jan 1 1937
J-J 112,500____Jan
43 '11 J-J 100,250_ _ _Jan 2 '14-'26 3s
J-J 150,000
34 181,480_ __ _July 1 1918
July 1927 334s
A-0 40,000___ _Apr 1 1921 48
3348'11 J-J
8,000 -July 1 '13-'16 38
A-0 4,500____Oct 1 1918
34 475,000
Jan 1930 310
J4 148,000___ _July 1921 310
43 '11 M-N 225,000r __Nov 1 '13-'21 3348
1922 334s
A-0 650,000_ ___Oct 1 1928 3348
34 200,000..--..July 1919
J-J 195,000_ _ _ _Jan
A-0 158.000_... _Oct '13-'27 3s
4s
A-0 100,000... Oct 1 1931 3348
J-D 100,000_ _ _ _June 1922
J-D 120,000_ __ _June 1922 310
3348
Rapid Transit.
1923
34 21,650___ _July 1 1930 Ms
-J 500,000_ _ _Jan
A-0 78,700____Oct 1 1922 38
4s
A-0 $50,000---..Oct 1 1934 3548
1924
A-0 278,350_ ___Oct 1 1930 3348
34 164,000___ _Jan
A-0 10,000..Oct 1 1921 38
A-01,000,000_ _ _Apr 1 1935 3s
48
38
1936
_July
J-J
100,000__
1923
48
5,000___
34
_Jan
_Jan
1
1931
62,000__
J-J
1936
1
_Jan
__
250,000_
334s
J-J
33s
1924
J
366,000____June
3348
1923
__
-J1,250,000_
J-D
_July
_June
1
_
1931 3348
J-D 297,500_ _
A-0 500,000_ __ _Apr 1 1936 3348
3 Ms
J-J 200,000.... Jan 1 1932 334s'05 J-D 246,000__ - _Dec 1 1925
J-D 14,000_ ___June 1924 38
3 Ms A-01,500,000_ _ _Oct 1 1936 310
J-J
48
1934
_June
100,000___
500,000
1924
July
_Oct
1935
J-D
310
__
24,000_
A-0
__
1937
1,000,000_
1
_July
3348
34s J-J
J-D1,000,000_ _ _ _June 1 1932 38
A-0 18,000__Oct 1 1931
J-J 150,000____Juty 1926 310
J-J 200,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1938 48
33s
J-J 500,000..... _July 1 1926 38
1926 4s
J-J 42,000_.__ _Jan 1 1932
A-0 24,000_ __ _Oct
A-0 200,000_ _ _ _Apr 1 1938 3148
33s
J-J 500,000_ __Dec 31 1933 334s
J-D 150,000_ _ _ _June 1 1932
'07 A-0 28,000____Anr 1 1927 3348
J-J 50,000_ _ _ _July 1 1940
3)4s
July 1927 310'04 J-D1,500,000r__ _June 1 1944 314s
J4 700,000____Jan 1 1934
A-0 250,090._ _ _Oct 1 1941 48 '07 J-J 222,500
3s
J-D 200,000._ _July 1 1938
6,000_ __June 1 1926 310'05 34 509,000_ _ _Jan 1 1945 3548
J-J 201,000_ __ _Jan 1 1942 310'06 J-D
33
10,000__ __Jan 1 1935
J-D 500,000_ __ _June 1 1942 48 '08 A-0 17,000____Apr 1 1928 334s'05 A-0 54,000_ __ _Apr 1 1945 314s'05 J-J
334s
3 Ms
J-J 300,000_ __ _Jan 1 1943 4s '08 J-D 44,500_.._ _June 1928 310'05 J41,500,000_ __ _July 1 1945 334s'06 J-J 20,000_ ___Jan 1 1936
5,000__July 1 '13-'20 310'07 J-J 50,000_ __ _Jan 1 1937 3548
J-J 20,080.21 _ _Jan 1 1921
334s J-D1,300,000_ _ _ _June 1 1943 43 '10 34
J-J 50,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1944 48 '10 J-J 11,000.. July 1 '13'-20 4s '07 34 835,600..... _July 1 1937 48 '06 J-J 751,600_ _ _ _July 1 1921
33s
3 Ms'04 J-D 133,000r_ _ _June 1 1944 48 '10 34 90,000__July 1 '13-'30 45 '07 A-0 351,400_ _ _ _Apr 1 1937 4s '06 J4 100,000___July 1 1936
3348'05 J-J 100,000_ __ _July 1 1945 48 '11 J-J 59,000_ _Jan 2 '14-'31 4s '08 J-D 1,050,000r __June 1 1928 334s'07 34 60,000_ __ _Jan 1 1937
3348'07 J-J 75,000_ __ _Jan 1 1947 310'11 J-J 56,000__July 1 '13-'26 334s'09 A-01 ,000,000r_ _Apr 1 1929 3145'07 J-J 250,000_ _ _Jan 1 1922
48 '07 A-0 5,000_ _ _ _Oct
1947 4s '11 M-N 114,000r_Nov 1 '13-'31 310'10 J-J 42,500__Jan 1 '14-'30 334s'07 J-J 27,650_ _ _ _Jan 1 1927
7,200.... _July 1 1927
3 M8'09 A-0 350,000r_ _Apr 1 1949 48 '11 M-N 81,000r_Nov 1 '13-'31 48 '10 J-J 900,000r_July 1 '13-'30 48 '07 J-J
4s '10 J-J 500,000r_ _ _July 1 1950 4s '12 __- 50,000..__ _Oct '13-'32 43 ,11 M-N 475,000r_Nov 1 '13-'31 310'07 J-J 67,100___ _Jan 1 1927
1 1937
300,000____July
'07
45
J-J
J-J
'13
4s
500,000r_Jan
'14-'33
1
43 ,11 M-N 404,000r_ _ _Nov 1 1956
Drainage Bonds.
s '07 J-J 400,000___ _July 1 1922
Park Lands.
310'11 J-J 46,000_ __ _July 1 1956 3348'04 J-D$200,000___ _June 1 1934
1957 3348'05 .14 600,000..._Jan 1 1935 4s '93 J-J $100,000_ _.._July 1 1924 4s '08 J-D 100,000r___3une 1 1938
4s '12 __- 119,000____Oct
___June 1 1928
48 '12 ___ 31,000____May 1 1957 31,
J-J 400,000____Jan 1 1934 48 '93 A-0 100,000..... Oct 1 1924 48 '08 .1-D 25,000_
0
8,900_ __ _Oct 1 1938
4s '12 ___ 40,000___ _July 1 1957 334s'05 J-D 600,000_ _ _ Dec 1 1935 48 '93 A-0 50,000 ___Apr 1 1925 48 08 ___
_ _Apr 1 1939
48
'93
119,000r_
A-0
A-0
__
3348'09
208,000_
1
_Oct
1925
Park Construction.
1936
1
_July
48 '06 J-J 600,000-.11,300_ __ _July 1 1926 48 '10 J-J 22,000_ _July 1 '13-'30
1916 48 '07 J-J 500,000.._.._July 1937 48 '93 J-J
48
J-J $100,000-- --Jan
9,000__July 1 '13-'20
1917 48 '08 J-D 655,000r___June 1 1938 310'97 J-J 400,000_ __ _July 1 1917 48 '10 34
A-0 2,500_ _ __Oct
48
4s
J-J 450,000 __Jan 1 1918 3 Hs'09 A-0 664,000r_ _ _Apr 1 1939 234W90 J-.1 600,000_ _ __Jan 11020 48 '10 34 43,000r_July 1 '13-'30
Water Debt-Cochituate Water 310'11 34 24,000_ _Jan 2 '14-'25
A-0 5,000._ __April 1918 48 '10 J-J 981,000rjuly 1 '13-'40
48
A-0 $50,000_ ___Oct 1 1913 45 '11 M-N 270,000r_Nov 1 '13-'21
J-J
4s
5,000 __July 1918 4s '11 M-N 381,000r_Nov 1 '13-'41 4s
A-0 9,500____Apr 1 1914 48 '12 ___ 150,000__Oct '13-'27
4s
48
1918 48 '12 __A-0 40,060..-Oct
5,000..._Oct '13-'17
A-0 10,000__ _Oct 1 1914 48 '12 ___ 23,000_ ___Oct '13-'32
48
J-J 480,500 _.Jan 1 1919 48 '12 A-0 400.000r_ _Oct 1 '13-'17 48
A-0 32,701).... .Apr 1 1915 48 '13 J-J 900,000r ..Jan 1 '14-'33
4s
43
A-0 16,000 __April 1919
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4$
A-0 17,000___ _Oct 1 1915
3s
A-0 4,000____Apr 1 1919
Stony Brook, &c., Impt. Bonds.
34
8,000.... Jan 1 1916 4s
48
J-J
3,500.._ __July 1919 3 Ms'05 J-D $757.000___ _Dec 1 1925 4s
A-0$500,000____Oct 1 1917
A-0 18,500.......Apr 1 1916 4s
43
A-0 30,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1913
J-J 439,500._ ....Jan 1 1920 334s'07 J-J 80,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1927 45
4s
A-0
1916
1
11,300__Oct
Bonds.
Union
Franklin
38
4s
3,419.79__Jan 1 1921
16,400 --July 1920
J-J
8,000. _.,_Jan
1917 310
J-J
1920 310'06 J-D $100,000_ _ _ _June 1 1926 4s
Jan 1924
34 186,000
A-0 44,100 _- --Oct
4s
48
A-0 6,000_ _ _ _Apr 1917 334s
Park Bonds.
J-J 500,000.- --Jan 1 1921
48
A-0
500____Apr 1 1918
_
4s
1914
A-0 117,700_ __Oct 1 1917 4s
J-J $500,000_ _ _Jan
Oct 1917
J-J 25,000 __Jan 1 1921 48
A-0 2,000
38
34 13,090...... _Jan
A-0 75,000__ _Apr 1 1914 4s
191.8 4s
J-J 25,000--.Jan 1 1931 48
Jan 1916
38
J-J
5,000
A-0
300_ _Apr 1918 334s
A-0 500,000-.- Oct 1 1914 4$
J-J 500.000-...Jan
3 Ms
1937 45
34 84,000_ __ _July 1 1937
A-0 95,000_ __Oct 1 1918 334s
Nov 1916 4s
4s
M-N 1,000
Highways.
J-J 100,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1938
Oct 1 1915 4s
J-J $350,000- _July 1 1913 4s
48
A-0 200,000____Apr 1 1919 334s
A-0 20,0O0
34 350,000...... _July 1 1939
A-0 150,000---Oct 1 1913 4s
48
A-0 135.000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1919
J-J 1,000,000_ ___Jan 1 1925 4s
Basin.
Charles
J-J 500,000----July 1 1915 4s
48
A-0 101,500_ _ _Oct 1 1920 3348'04 J-D River
A-0 50,000...... _Oct 1 1927 4s
$500,000r__ _June 1 1944
A-0 50,000 ____Apr 1 1921
A-0 20,000._ _ _Apr 1 1916 4s
J-J 700,000 --July 1 1916 3348
48
Jan 1934
300,000c
J-J
334s1
3-3
1917
1
1
--Jan
-4s
21,000___July 1921
A-0 140,500____Oct 1 1921 48
J-J 499,000
334s
33s
Oct 1916
A-0 55,000
Oct 1917 48
A-0 5,000
34 36,000_ - __Jan 1 1922 354s
J-J 730,000 __July 1 1919 4s
34s
Oct 1915
A-0 16,000
A-0 25,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1022 48
A-0 75,000_ ___Apr 1 1922
J-J 500,000..-.June 1922 33.4s
35s
J-J
_Oct
Library
Bonds.
1
_Jan
__
4s
3,700..
30,000..
1923
1922
Met
1 1922
A-0 188.000......
A-0
334s
33s
J-J $44,000.... Jan 4 1916
A-0 15,006...... _Apr 1 1923 4s
A-0 18,275 __Met 1 1923 48
48 '07 J-J 250,000_ __July 1 1927 3 348
Jan 1921
34 30,000
J-D 105,000___ _June 1 1923 4s
A-0 436,225_ ___Oct 1 1924 38
J-J 750,000...-.Jan 1 1928 334s
343
J-J 200,000.._ _ _Jan 1 1923
J-J 170,000___ _Jan 1 1934 354s
A-0 273,000____Apr 1 1917 48
5,000 -_ __July 1 1928 334s
J-J
34s
A-0 325,000_ ___Oct 1 1923
34 500,000...._ _Jan 1 1927 310
34 100,000-__July 1 1918 48
A-0 6,000 --..Oct 1 1928 334s
334s
A-0 48,500____Jan 1 1925
1.1-N 102,000____Nov 1919 46
J-J 450,000-.._Jan 1 1928 334s
650...-Jan 1 1929 334s
J-J
338
34 17,000___Jan 1 '14-30
A-0 2,000____Oct 1 1919 3348
A-0 50,000..... _Apr 1 1928 310
A-0 44,800 _ -Apr 1 1929 334s
3s
J4 70,000_ _ _ _Jan
1920 HYDE PARK BONDS (Annexed
A-0 450,000....Oct 1 1928 3345
J-J 518,000- __Jan 1 1930 334$
3 Ms
Jan. 1 1912.)
J-J 287.000_ __ _July 1 1929
A-0 13,000._ Oct 1 1915 3348
3s
J-J 661,000 __July 1 1930 33.18
Street Bonds.
J-J
38
3,550 _July 1 1930 334s
J-J 500,000.._ _July 1 1929
Street, &c., Bonds.
J.T $1,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1874 4s '08 M-N $12,500c_May 1 '14-'18
3-3 561,000_ ___Jan 1 1930 58
38
J-J 150,000 --Jan 1 1931 3348
Water Loan.
34 130,00O.._ _July 1 1930
(Not presented for payment.)
A-0 300,000..._Apr 1 1931 334s
38
J-J 75,000.... _ _Jan 1 1931 4s
1 1914 4s '10 A-0 $430,000c Apr 1 '14-'40
J-J 50,000_
J-J 600,000 __ _July 1 1931 3s
33s
Fire-Department Notes.
J-J 100,000____July 1 1914
J-D 74,000...._ _Jan 1 1932 45
38
A-0 220.090..-Oct 1 1931 3s
A-0 372,500____Oct I 1914 410'09 J-J $2,970...Jan 7 '14-'19
34 57,000..... _Jan 1 1932 45
J-J 126,000.. __Jan 1 1932 3s
38
Sewer Loan.
A-0 213,000_ _ _ _Apr 1915
J-J 75,000 _ _ _Ju ne1 1932 48
J-J 83,000 __ __Jan 1 1932 3348
38
1915 4s '97 1.1-N $70,000c_May 1 '14-'27
A-0 87,000__ __Oct
5,000- _July I 1932 45
J-J
A-0 56,300... __Apr 1 1932 334s
38
J4 926,500_ __ _Jan
1916 4s '03 M-N 57,000c_May 1 '14-'31
J-J 25,000.._ _ _Jan 1 1933 45
J-D 649,00(L. _June 1 1932 334s
3345
48
1934
1
A-0
_Oct
90,000_
.
1916 45 '09 A-0 21,000c_Oct 1 '13-'19
36,300
_Oct
1
A-0
__Oct
1932
334s'04
A-0
5,001
3348
J42,000,000_ _July 1 '35-'36
School Bonds.
19,000..... July 1 1935 48
1932 334s'05 J-J
,
A-0
3348
$6,000c_July 1 '13-'18
J-J 50,000..... Jan 1 1917 4s '01 J-J
J-J 483,000-Dec 31 1932 3348'05 A-0 9,500_ __ _Oct 1 1935 3348
3348
M-N 94,000
Nov 1916 4.5 '01 J-J 27,000c_July 1 '13-'21
J-D
5,000_ __ _ Dec 1935 4s
5,000... __Jan 1 1933 3348
J-J
3348
,
4
July 1916
Fire Stations.
J-D 500,000._ June 1 1933 3348'05 34 33,000... _Jan 1 1936 4s
3348
J-J 109,000_ _July 1 1917 48 '07 J-J $21,000c_ _Jan 1 '14-'27
J-J 170,000 __ __Jan 1 1934 4s '07 J-J 35.000_ __ _July 1 1927 48
3348
34 31,000____Jan 1 1917
Library Bonds.
3348'04 J-D 600,000r. __June 1 1934
48
Sewerage Bonds.
3-3 $50,000__ - _July 1 1914 48
A-0 34,500.. .Oct 1 1917 45 '98 1.1-N $5,000c_May 1, '14-'18
3345'05 J-D 533,000 -Dec 1 1935 4s
A-0 108,050.... Apr 1 1915
48 '06 J-J 500,000-. __July 1 1936 4s
May 1 1913. Nov. 11912. Nov. 1 1911
TOTAL DEBT, &c.3-3 35,000___ _July 1 1916
3345'09 A-0 250,000r. .Apr 1 1929 4s
$88,123,731 $90,749,631 $88,696,456
34 500,000_ __ _July 1 1919 City debt proper
4s '10 J-J 540,000r_July 1 '13-'30 3348
3,244,500
3,243,450
3,126,450
A-0 41,000_ ___Oct 15 1916 Cochituate water debt
4s '11 M-N 285,000r_Nov 1 '13-'31 48
3,874,333
3,836,667
3,828,667
County
debt
M-N
4s
'13-'32
1
_Oct
93,500
Nov 1916
4Ms'12 A-0 364,000r_
17,500,700
23,392,700 21,258,700
J-J 500,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1928 Rapid transit debt
48 '13 J-J 300,000r_Jan 1 '14-'33 3348
J-J 500,000_ __July 1 1928
3 Hs
Tunnel and Subway Bonds.
$118,471,548 $119,088,448 $113,315,989
Total bonded debt
3348'04 J-D$950,000r- __June 1 1944 334s J-J 1,000,000_ __ _July 1 1929 Sinking
41,663,706
40,438,420 42,278,260
funds, &c
J-J 100,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1930
3348'05 A-0 556,700 --Apr 1 1945 334s
1
109,000____Apr
1930
A-0
1
__July
334s
1945
1,400,000
3348'05 J-J
Net debt
$78,033,128 $76,810.188 $71,652,283
J-J 791,000_ _ _ _July 1 1930
3 Ms'06 A-0 11,000-- -.Apr 1 1946 3
3348'06 J-D 489,000 -June 1 1946 3348 J-D2,00 ,0 000_ _June 1 '32-'33
The following table shows the amount of the gross funded debt, sinking
48 '06 J-J 1.000,000 __July 1 1946 3%8'04 J-D1,000,000r_ _ _June 1 1944 Muds and
the following years:
13,150.._ -Jan 1 1947 334s'05 J-J 800,000_ _ _ _July 1 1935 Years- the net debt for
3548'07 J-J
Net Debt.
Sinking Funds.
Gross Debt.
48 '07 J-J 1,000,000 __July 1 1947 3348'05 J-D 200,000_ _ _ _Deo 1 1935 1913(May 1)
$78,032,128.01
$40,438,419.66
$118.471,547.67
_July
__Apr
1947
480,850..
749,000.....
1
1
A-0
48
1936 1913 Jan. 31)
'06 J-J
4s '07
74,629,354.92
43,728,392.75
118,357,647.67
48 '08 J-D2,000,000r_ Junel 1948 4s '07 A-0 200,650.. Apr 1 1937
73,474,232.65
Jan. 311
43,567,856.68
117,042,089.33
3348'09 A-0 300,000r. __Apr 1 1949 48 '07 J-J 495,000_ _July 1 1937 1912
72,928,650.51
1911 Jan. 31
42,146,838.82
115,075,489.33
3348'10 3-3 222,009„Jan 1 '14-'50 48 '07 A-0 4,350_ Oct_
1 1937 1910 Jan. 31
71,345,972.58
39,370,433.42
110,716,406.00
45 '10 J-J 500,000r_ __July 1 1950 48 '08 J-D 300,000r_ _ _June 1 1938 1909 Jan. 31
72,036,984.50
36,450,421.50
108,487,406.00
48 '12 J-J 500,000r. __Jan 1 1957 334s'09 A-0 300,000r__ _Apr 1 1939 1905 Jan. 31)
62,427,219.12
94,121,606 00
31,694,386 88
45 '12 --- 10,000_ _ _ _July 1957 4s '10 34 280,000r_July 1 '13-'40 1900 Jan. 31)
58,333,337.59
28,663,641.39
86,996,978.98
4s '12 A-0 2,700.000r_ _Oct 1 1957 4s '11 M-N 240,000r_ Nov 1 '13-'36 1890 April 30)
31,075,832.24
53,930,095.22
22,854,262.98
2,100,000r_
J-J
_Jan
1 1958 4s '12 A-0 425.000r__Oct 1 '13-'37 1881 April 30)
48 '13
26,005,620.59
40,949,332.18
14,943,711.59
Park Loan.
Playground Bonds.
4s '91 J-D$700,000 _ __June 1 1921 310'06 J-D $170,000_ _ _ _June 1 1936
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The city's assessed valuation of real estate
J-D 100,000..__ _June 1932 and personal property and tax rate have been as follows:
4s '91 A-0 200.000-Apr 1 1922 3348
Rate of Tax
1935
34 130,000_ __ _Jan
48 '91 A-0 301,000 - --Oct 1 1922 334s
Assessed Valuation
Total.
per $1,000.
J4 25.000.... Jan 1 1923 YearsPersonal.
4s '91 J4 250,000.- -Jan 1 1923 3Hs
Real.
J-J 25,000.__ _Jan 1 1921 1912
$16.40
48 '91 34 500,000 -Ju1y 1 1923
$1,481,779,717
$295,347,517
$1,186,432,200
10
16.40
A-0 23,500__ _Apr 1 1919 1911
1,428,349,513
48 '91 A-0 450,000 -Oct 1 1923 38
281,686,113
1,146,663,400
48 '91 J4 99,000 __Jan 1 1924 310
5,000__ _ _July 1 1932 1910
J-J
274,771,323
16,40
1,393,760,423
1,118,989,100
48
A-01,000,000 ...Oct 1 1924 310
A-0 20,000.._..Oct 1 1932 1909
1,347,948,227
16.50
255,346,227
1,092,602,000
,
1.500 _July 1 '13-'15 310
48 '10 J-J
A-0 151,000-_ _ _Apr 1 1929 1905
1,259,745,682
238,314,482
16.00
1,021,431,200
Bonds.
310
J-J 49,000-- _ _July 1 1929 1900
Court-House and Jail
226,685,132
14.70
1,129,175,832
902,490,700
48
A-0$700.000._ __Oct 1 1918 38
J-.1 154,000_ _ _ _July 1 1930 1895
744,751,050
206,616,878
12.80
951,367,928
J-J 46,000..._July 1 1930 1890
J-J 406,000.. __July 1 1922 310
48
619,990,275
822.041,800.
202,051,525
A-0 30,000-__ _Oct 1 1923 1880
A-0 800,000_ __Oct 1 1919 310
310
15.20
437,370,100
202,092,395
639,462,495
J4
4,000_ _ _Jan 1 1917 1870
J-J 50,000---.July 1 1921 48
15.30
365,593,100
3148
584,089,400
218,496,300
J-J 50 OCO
July 1917
3s
A-0 50,000___ _Apr 1 1921 310
The tax rate for 1912 includes the State tax, $2.34 per $1,000; the county
1923 48
J-J
310
17,000_ _ _ _Jan
J-J 100,000____July 1 1917 tax, $1.12; the city tax proper, $12.94; total, $16.40. Of the city tax of
1922 48
A-0 20,000
J-J 46.000___ _Jan
Oct 1917 $12.94, $3.75 is for school expenditure.
33.48
M-N 7,000
314s
J-D 100,000....Juno 1922 48
Nov 1916
DEBT AND TAX LIMITATIONS.-Taxes in Boston, exclusive of
3348
Jan 1913
34 100,000_ _ _ _July 1921 334s
34 13,000
38
A-0 50,000_ __Oct 1 1921 3 ms'10 J-J 89,250_ _Jan 1 '14-'30 the State tax, county tax and sums required by law to be raised on account
48
A-0 75,()00. _ _Oct 1 1923 3 Hs'10 34
5,000_ _Jan 1 '14-'15 of the city debt, are limited by Chapter 521 of the Acts of 1910 to $10.55
J-J 40,000 _July 1 1924 3 348'10 J-J
48
9,000_ _Jan 1 '14-'22 on every $1,000 of the assessor's valuation of the taxable property therein
A-0 800,000 -_Apr 1 1937 4s '10 34 42,000__July 1 '13-'30 for the preceding year, said valuation being first reduced by the amount of
3348
J-J 100,000._ __July 1 1938 4s '10 J-J
3348
8,000_ _July '13-'20 all abatements allowed thereon previous to the thirty-first clay of December
A-0 391,000 _Oct 1 '13-'35 4s '10 J-J 24,500_ _July 1 '13-'28 In the year preceding said assessment.
3s
J-J
17,500 _Jan 1 '14-'20 45 '10 J-J 54,000„July 1 '13-'30
Sec. 2, Chap. 312, Laws of 1885 (Sec. 3, Chap. 27, of the 1902 edition, Re3348
48 '10 J-J 72,000_ _..July '13-'30 4s '11 M-N 76,000r_ Nov 1 '13-'31 vised Statutes), places the debt limitation of the city of Boston at 2 M % of
4s '12 ___ 60.000_ _ _ _Oct '13-'32 48 '11 M-N 47,000r_Nov 1 '13-'31 the average assessors' valuations of the taxable property for the preceding
Pub. Inst'ns & City Hospital
48 '12 A-0 50,000r_ _Oct 1 '13'-32 three years. Reference to this section of the Revised Statutes will be found
4s
A-0$120,000 _ _Oct
School-Houses and Sites.
In our remarks under the State of Massachusetts.
1914
A-0 300,006.... Oct 1 1915 4s
43
A-0 $70,000
The foregoing limitation is of course exclusive of debts created for water
Oct 1915
34 28,500__ _July 1 1916 4s
J-J 300.000_-_Jin 1 1917 supply, and further exceptions have been made from year to year by differ4s
310
25,000_ _ _July 1 1917 4s
J-J
A-0 100,001_ ___Oet 1 1917 ent legislatures authorizing bonds outside of the debt limit for various
J-J 101,000_Jan 1 1918 4s
Oct 1914 purposes, especially enumerated.
A-0 396,000




22

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

It is proper to state that under Chapter 93, Acts of 1891, the city is
authorized to anticipate its authority to borrow money within its debt limit
for any current municipal year.
BORROWING POWER.-The city's borrowing power May 1 1913 is
shown in the following statement:
$118,471,547 67
Total debt, city and county
$63,334,500 00
Less special loans (outside of limit)
3,437,666 67
Less county loans (outside of limit)
3,126,450 00
Less Cochituate water debt
Total deductions

69,898,616 67

$48,572,931 00
Total debt less above deductions
Sinking funds, less $24,156,980.24 held for loans deducted
15,185,638 32
as above (water loans, &c.)
$33,387,292 68
Net debt, excluding debts outside of limit
Right to borrow, under Chapter 93, Acts of 1891, as esti$4,136,490 67
mated Feb. 13 1913
2,000,000 00
Less loans authorized since (inside of debt limit)
$2,136,490 67
Right to borrow April 30 1913
POPULATION.-1910, 670,585: 1905, 593,598: in 1900 It was 560,892;
1890, 448,477; in 1880, 362,839; in 1870, 250,526.
Water Bonds.
BRAINTREE.
This town (P. 0. So. Braintree) is 45 '84 M-N $75,000c......May 1 1914
In Norfolk County. Inc. in 1640. 4s '85 M-N 25,000c.....May 1 1915
4s '88 M-N 20,000c_ _ _May15 1918
Water Bonds.
4s '88 J-J $100,000c___Jan 1 1918 43 '89 M-N 10,000c_ -May15 1919
4s '91 J-D 150,0000___June 1 1921 43 '90 A-0 68,000c.. __Apr 1 1920
1 1920
4s '11 A-0 13,500c_Oct 1 '13-21 4s '90 A-0 5,0000.. __Oct
43 '91 M-N 25,000c_ May 1 1921
Water Notes.
4s '09 J-J $7,000_July 15 '13-'19 4s '92 M-N 20,000c .May 1 1922
6,000r.._ _Aug 1 1926 4s '93 M-S 25,000c__Mch 1 1923
4s '96 F-A
43 '93 .J-D 62,000c_ __Deo15 1923
School Bonds.
43 '11 J-J $61,500c_July 1 '13-31 43'94&'95A-0 50.0000_ -Apr 1 '24-'25
'95 A-0 25,000c.. __Oct 1 1925
4s
'13-'14
1
_June
3.62 As J-D 10,000_
43'96&'97M-N 50,000c __May 1 '26-27
Municipal Notes.
F-A $20,000r_ _ _On demand 4s '97 F-A 15,000c-Aug 1 1927
45
2,500r_ _ _On demand 45 '98 F-A 10,000c_ -Aug 1 1928
Var
43
43 '02 M-N 110,000r_ __Nov 1 1932
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s '12 J-D 350,000c_June 1 '13-'32 4s '03 J-J 27,000r ,July 1 1933
3543'86 J-J 50,000c_ _-July 1 1916
School Notes.
J-D $16,000c_June 1 '13-'19 330'87 M-N 15,000o_ ..May 1 1917
330
M-S 1.000_ _ Sept 1 1913 30'99 J-D 10.000c_June 1 1929
43
330'99 M-N 12,000c_ __Nov 1 1929
Playground Bonds.
$4,500c_July 1 '13-'21 3%WOO M-S 15,0000_ __Mch 1 1930
4s '11 J-J
330'01 A-0 • 13.000c..-Apr 1 1931
Municipal-Lighting Bonds.
As'01 J-D 15,000c_ __June 1 1931
45 '93 A-0 $16.500c_ _Apr 5 1917 3
A-0 75,000c_ __Apr 1 1932
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13__ $458,500 330'02
3%13'02
F-A 15.0000_ __Aug 1 1932
191,900
Sinking funds
7,908,477 3 As'02 M-N 190.000c&r_Nov 1 1932
Tax valuation 1912J-J
3,0000. __July 1 1933
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ ..$19.00 3143'03
8,066 330'04 F-A 165,0000_ ....Feb 1 1934
Population in 1910
25,000c_ _July 1 1934
3 As'04 J-J
water
4%
the
on
INTEREST
33s'05 F-A 50,000c_ _ -Feb 1 1935
bonds dated 1911 is payable at Nat. 3 As'05 F-A 25,000r_ _.Aug 1 1935
Shawmut Bank, Boston.
310'06 A-0 25,000c.. _Apr 1 1936
45 '06 J-D 20,000r_ __June 1 1936
43 '07 M-S 25,000c_ _-Mch 1 1937
BRISTOL COUNTY.
'07 J-J 30,000r_ __July 1 1937
County seat is Taunton. Incor- 43
4s '08 A-0 40,000r ..Apr 1 '14-'17
porated 1685. Pop. 1910, 318,573. 43
'08 F-A 50,000r _Aug 1 '13-'17
Building Notes.
37,500r-Apr 1 '14-'18
4s '12 J-J $80,000 _July 23 1917 330'09 A-0
M-N 25,000r _Nov 1 '14-'18
43 '08 J-D 40,000..-Dec 24 1913 310'09 F
-A 20.000r-Feb 1 '14-'17
43 '09 J-D 80,000r __June 2'14-15 43 '10
4s '10 A-0 17,500r ____1,914-1930
4163'09 M-N 20,000..--Nov 20 1916 4s
'11 A-0 50,000r_Oct 1 '16-'40
Bridge Notes.
J-J 50,000r_July 1 '16-'40
'11
4s '07 M-S 130,000Sept 3 '14-'16 4s
'11 M-S 100,000r_Mch 1 '16-'35
43
43 '09 J-D 40,000....-June 30 1916 4s '12
M-S 40.500r_Mar 1 '14-'22
48 '10 J-D 100,000
June 1913
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s '12 -__ 100,000___Apr 15 1916 30'99
M-N$15,000r_May 1 '14-'19
4s '12 J-D 10,000........Dec 4 1914 350'05 F
-A
6.000r _Aug 1 '13-'16
Court-House Notes.
6,000c ____1913-1916
310'06
A-0
___
1913
J-D
2
June
$10,000
4s '10
Apr 1 '14-'17
A-0
12,000r..
'07
4s
43 '11 F-A 30,000-Aug 2 '17-'19 330'09 A-0 21,500r
__1913-1919
43 '12 A-0 10,000_ __Apr 17 1920 310'09
1913-1919
14,000r
A-0
4s '11 M-S 30,000_Mch 25 '14-'16 4s '10 F-A 28,000- ----1
.... 913-20
430'10 M-N 27,500 May 4 '17-'19 4s '10 J-J
- 1913-1920
_
8,000
'18-'21
26
4s '12 ___ 70,000_Dec
43 '11 M-N 40,000.-May 1 '14-'21
Permanent debt Apr 1913 $797,500 4s '11 A-0 28,000--Apr 1 '14-'21
Tax valuation 1912
285.003,752
City Hall.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston, 4s '91 A-0 $16,000r_Oct 1 '13-'16
or by check to holders of bonds.
4s '92 J-D 10,000r_June 1 '13-'22
1,000r._ June 1 1913
4s '92 J-D
4s '93 A-0 18,000r_Apr 15 '14-'23
BROCKTON.
M-N
'13-'22
'93
4s
15,000r_Nov
in
Plymouth County 4s '93 M-N 25,000r.Nov 1
This city is
1 '13-'22
Incorporated April 9 1881.
Playgrounds.
Scavenger Loan.
4s '07 A-0 $1,000r_ Apr 1 101a 4s '12 M-S $29,000_Mar 1 '14-'42
1,000-Apr 1 '14-'15
Rifle-Range Bonds.
4s '11 A-0
4s '11 A-0 $4,00O -Apr 1 '14-'21
Sewer Bonds
43 92 F-A $5,000r Aug 1 '13-'22
Drainage Bonds
43 '93 J-D 16,500r_June 1 '13-'23 4s '89 M-N $7,700r_Nov 20'13-'19
43 '93 J-J 88,000r_July 1 '13-'23 4s '92 J-D
2,200r_June 1 '13-'22
48 '95 A-0 77,000r_ikpr 1 '14-'24 4s '92 M-S
8,000r_Sept 1 '13-'22
4s '93 A-0 50,000r-Apr 1 '14-'23 4s '94 F-A
1,000r_Aug 1 '13-'14
48 '95 M-N 14,000r_May 1 '14-'27 4s '95 J-J
3,500r_July 1 '13-'19
330'02 A-0 9,000r _ - -1913-1921 310'03 M-N 1,000r
1913
310'01 A-0 10,000r _ -1913-1922 3153'02 J-D 10,000r
_ -1913-1932
330'01 J-D 11,0000 _1913-1923 330'05 M-N 4,000r_May 1 '14-'15
3%3'95 M-N 3,000r......May '14-'19 330'05 A-0 4,000r -1913-1916
330'95 A-0 22,400r_Apr 10 '14-'29 310'05 A-0 7,000r --1913-1919
310'01 A-0 17,000c-Apr 1914-'30 4s '05 A-0
1 '14-'17
3 As'01 F-A 22,000r __Feb 1 '14-'35 4s '05 A-0 4,000r_Apr
6,000r .._ _1913-1918
310'06 A-0 17,000r -..1913-1929 4s '10 A-0 8,000 _
-1913-1920
43 '06 A-0 14,000r
_ _1913-1926 4s '11 A-0 8,000 _Apr 1 '14-'21
4s '06 A-0 24,000r --Apr 1 '14-'37 4s '12 M-S 9,000r_Mar 1 '14-'22
4s '06 A-0 26,000r _ __1913-1938 Total valuation 1912 ___ 49,572,372
4s '10 F-A 28,000r -1913-1940 (Assessment about actual value.)
4s '11 A-0 13,000r_Aprli 1 '14-'26 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ -$19.70
48 '12 M-S 29,000r_Mar 1 '14-'42 Population in 1910 _______ _56,878
INTEREST is paid at the office
Park Bonds.
310'05 J-J $8,000c ____1913-1916 of the City Treasurer.
43 '11 _8,000 _Apr 1 '14-'21 TOTAL DEBT,SINKING FD., &c.
Dec.1 1912.
4s '12 M-S 9,000r_Mar 1 '14-'22
Gross city debt --------- _$3,409,350
Fire Department.
limit* 2,427,600
4s '06 A-0 $12.000r --1913-1924 Bonds outside debt
45 '07 A-0 6,000r_Apr 1 '14-'16
Bond.debt inside dt. limit $981,750
4s '08 A-0 6.000r - __1913-1918 Debt
limit 214% average
310'09 A-0 10,500r _ -1913-1919
1,073,591
-year valuation_
3
43 '10 - -- 18,000 _____ 1913-1930
Poor-Department Bonds.
$91,841
Borrowing capacity
3153'09 A-0 $5,000r
--1913-1917
*Bonds outside of debt limit consist
School Bonds.
of $1,800,000 water, $515.800 sewer,
43 '96 J
$8,000r_July 1 '13-'16 part of city hall debt to the amount
310'99 M-N 9,000r_May 1 '14-'19 of $70,800, drainage dept. debt, $11,310'00 J-D 16,000r_June 1913-'20 000, and playgrounds. $30,000.
310'01 A-0
1,000c.. __Apr 1 1914
The city has no floating debt and
330'02 A-0 5,000r ----1913-1917 the amount of sinking fund Dec. 1
330'02 A-0 15,000r ----1013-1917 1912, $589,576, was all applicable to
3;0'04 F-A 55.000c_Feb 1914-'24 the payment of the water debt. The
310'05 F-A 84,500c __ _1913-1925 city owns real estate valued Dec. 1
330'05 J-D
3.000r --1913-1915 1912 at $2,164.740.
43 '06 J-D 28,000r
_ -1913-1926
43 '07 A-0 42,000r_Apr 1 '14-'27 BROOKLINE.
43 '08 M-N 60.000r __ -.1913-1927
This town is in Norfolk County.
43 '10 F-A 72,000 __ 1913-1930 Inc. 1705. Population 1910, 27,792.
4s '11 A-0 40,000 Apr 1 '14-'21
Park Bonds.
12,000 July 1 '13-'22 4s '12 F-A$190,000_-__Aug 1 1913
4s '12 J-J
330'95 J-J
Comfort-Station Bonds.
2,160 --Jan 1 '14-'15
4s '11 A-0 $8,000.-Apr 1 '14-'21 3343'03 J-J 50,000--Jan 1 '14-'23




[VOL. xcvi.

Street Loans.
Miscellaneous.
3 9-163'94J-D$18,600_June 15'13-'14 43 '94 F-A $30,000c-Aug 1 1914
350'04 J-J 60,500c_Jan 1 '14-'24 4s '95 A-0 60,000r_ __Oct 1 1915
10,500r __Jan 1 '14-'16 4s '96 A-0 137,000r_ __Oct 1 1916
48 '06 J-J
3 As'98 M-N 15,000r--May 2 1918
School Bonds.
M-N 5,000r. __Nov 1 1919
1is'03 J-J $10,000r-Jan 1 '14-'23 310'99
3,
Nov 1 1920
3;0'00 M-N 21,000r
8,0000 _ _ _Jan 1 1914 330'01
3,4s'04 5-J
J-J 54,000r_ --July 1 1921
310'11 J-J 50,000-Jan 1 '14-'23 4s
1 1921
_.Mch
_
25,0003.603'11 J-J 12,000„Jan 1 '14-'19
25,000----Mch 1 1921
3.603'11 J-J 17,000 - _Jan 1 '14-'30 330
330
___ 30,000_ ..July 1 1921
Public-Library Loan.
310'02 J-J 30,000r _July 1 1922
330'09 J-J $97.600 cJan 1 '14-'29 3 As'02 J-J 24,000r_ __July 1 1922
3.80s J-J 97,600c Jan 1 '14-'29 310'02 M-N 14,000r- -.Nov 1 1922
310'03 A-0 4,000r_ __Apr 1 1923
Street Bonds.
3;0'04 J-J $2,000--Jan 1 1914 310'03 M-N 12,000r. __Nov 2 1923
3.4s '05 5-5
4,000- _Jan 1 '14-'15 330'04 M-S 59,000r_ _Sept 1 1924
4s '07 J-J 56,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'27 3%3'04 M-N 6,500r_ --Nov 1 1924
48 '07 J-J 28,800r __Jan 1 '14-'17 334s'05 M-N 84,000r_ _ -May 1 1925
330'07 J-J 20,000c __Jan 1 '14-'17 3 A s'05 M-N 1,500r_ __Nov 1 1925
310'11 J-J 27,500 _Jan 1 '14-'18 4s '06 M-N 100,000e&r.May 1 1926
48 '06 F-A 22,000r_ -Aug 1 1926
Bridge Notes.
'07 A-0 40,000r_.Apr 1 1927
3-9-163'97A-0 $6,250 Oct 1913-'17 43
'07 J-D 19,000r_ __June 1 1927
3.43'98 M-S 12,500r_Mch 1914-'18 45
4s '07 M-S 25,000r.. __Sept 1 1927
Public-Gymnasium Bonds.
4s '07 M-N 10,000r-_Nov 1 1927
48 '06 J-J $78,000r __Jan 1 '14-'26 45 '08 J-J 34,0000- --Jan 1 1928
48 '08 F-A 42,000r_ _.Aug 1 1928
Engine-House Bonds.
10,0000.--Jan 1 1918
4s '07 J-J $24,000r __Jan 1 '14-17 43 '08 J-J
4s '08 J-D 30,000r_ --June 1 1918
Sewer Bonds.
7,000r-Aug 1 1918
-A
F
'08
4s
3,4s'09 J-J $48,0000 __Jan 1 '14-'29 3 As'09 M-N 20,000r-Mch 1 1929
Drainage Bonds.
330'10 J-J 75,000r_ --Jan 1 1920
13,500c&r Jan 1 1930
310'09 J-J $30,000-Jan 1 '14-'19 330'10 J-J
12,000r_ __July 1 1930
4s '10 J-J
Water Scrip.
4s '93 S-,1 $49,126.-July 1 '13-'23 330'l1 M-S 60,800r-Mch 1 1921
8,000 Jan 1 '14-'21 4s '11 M-S 25,800r_ ..Mch 1 1921
43 '91 J-J
3 As'92 J-D 20,650_June 15 '13-'22 310'11 M-S 27,000r-Mch 1 1931
3 9-16s'94J-D 12,000_June 15 '13-'24 310'11 J-J 55,000c_July 1 1921
39-163'97J-J 3,000 Jan 1 '14-'17 310'11 J-J 53,000r _July 1 1931
310'95 A-0 7,800 Aug 1 '13-'25 48 '11 J-D 17,0000-Dec 1 1921
3,500 --Jan 1 '14-'18 310'11 M-S 42,000r.... _Mar 1 1940
3.353'98J-J
10,000 Jan 1 '14-'18 310'12 M-S 15,500c-_ _Mar 1 1922
34s'03 J-J
3.10s'01J-D 10,800 _June 1 '13-'21 _5 '12 M-8 131,200c
Sewer Bonds(Outside Limit).
310'03 J-.1 37,000 Jan 1 '14-'23
1 1929
310'04 J-J 22,000 __Jan 1 '14-'24 3 As'99 M-N $42,000r.. __Nov
__July 2 1930
3 A s'09 J-J 80,000--Jan 1 '14-'29 3%3'00 J-J 100,000r_
350'01 F-A 100,000r_ __Aug 1 1931
School Notes.
3153'02 M-N 20,000r_ -Nov 1 1932
3,4s'95 M-N $10,000 __May 1 '14-'15 310'03 A-0 40,000r_ __Apr 1 1933
5,000 Jan 1 '14-'15
310'95 .74
M-N 72,000r_ .May 1 1934
3%3'95 M-N 3,000-May 1914-'15 310'04
330'05 M-N 75,000r_ ..May 1 1935
Playgrounds.
43 '07 A-0 25,000r_ _ -Apr 1 1937
3 As'98 M-N $25,000-- __Nov 1 1913 4s '06 M-N 25,000r_ __May 1 1936
3.103.99M-S 25,000-- --Mch 1 1919 4s '06 M'S 25,000r_ _Sept 1 1936
3.15s'01J-J 100,000..July 1 '13-'22 43 '07 M-N 10,000r_ __Nov 1 1937
330'03 J-J 50,000c __Jan 1 '14-'23 4s '08 F-A 25,000r. _..Aug 1 1938
13,000r_Jan '1914-26 48 '08 J-D 12,000r_ --Deo 1 1938
4.3 '06 J-J
3.45s'10 s-a 54.720--Jan 1 '14-'29 33s'09 J-J
2,000r_ __July 1 1939
310'10 J-J 23,000c_ __Jan 1 1940
Debt Jan. 1 1913.
1 1940
25.000r___July
J-J
'10
4s
TOTAL DEBT
..$1,537,806
10,000r_ __Jan 1 1940
4s '10 J-J
Deduct water debt, drain310'11 M-S 10,000r -Mch 1 1941
age debt a
debt for
*561,596 310'11 J-J 20,000-- -July 1 1941
playgrounds--__
310'11 J-D 10,000 -Deo 1 1941
NET DEBT,as defined by
'12 M-S 15,000c
976,210
law,
Metropolitan Park Assess. Loan
Net debt allowed by law_ 3,331,590
(Outside Limit).
2,355,380
Available balance
Tot, assess. val. In 1912-111.053,000 330'02 F-A $46,000r_ ....Aug 1 1932
Bridge Loans (Outside Lim t).
Tax rate (per $1,000 1912_ -$12.00
INT. on coupon bonds payable at 48 '87 A-0 $10,000r_ __Oct 1 1917
First Nat. Bank of Boston; on other 48 '88 J-J 100,0000..-July 1 1918
48 '88 M-S 100,0000-Sept 1 1918
bonds by Town Treasurer.
ASSETS.-On Jan. 1 1913, Includ- 48 '89 M'S 115,000c_ __Mch 1 1919
ing buildings, parks, water-works, 45 '90 M-N 5,000r-Nov 1 1920
___ 24.000-..- July 1 1921
&c., amounted to $6,575,449. The 310
1921
water-works are valued at *1,196,600 48 '91 J-J 60.000r&c.July 1
4s '93 F-A 10,0000_ __Aug 1 1923
310'90 J-J 50,000r_ __July 1 1939
100,000..__ _July 2 1940
CAMBRIDGE.
33.3'00
This city is in Middlesex County. 3%3'01 F-A 100,000r_Feb 1 1941
Incorporated March 17 1846.
310'01 M-N 100,000r--Nov 1 1941
Building Loans.
333'02 J-J 100,000c&r_July 1 1942
4s '94 F-A $37,000c&r.Aug 1 1914 310'03 J-J 50,000r_ _Jan 1 1943
48 '95 A-0 25,000r_ __Oct 1 1915 3358'03 A-0 50,000r_ __Apr 1 1943
48 '96 -__ 60,000....__July 1 1916 330'03 F-A 50,0000_ __Aug 1 1943
4s '96 A-0 93,000r-Oct 1 1916 310'04 J-J 100,000r_ __Jan 1 1944
310'03 A-0 3,000r_ _ -Apr 1 1923 3 As'04 M-N 200,000r&c.May 1 1944
310'04 A-0 25,000c_ --Apr 1 1924 330'04 F-A 100,000r_ Aug 1 1944
310'04 M-N 5.000r..-May 1 1924 330'04 M-S 50,000r_ __Sept 1 1944
4s '07 M-S 30,000r_ Sept 1 1927 3;0'04 M-N 28,000r_ __May 1 1934
Sewer Bonds (Inside Limit).
3343'05 M-N 150,000r_ ..May 1 1945
48 '94 F-A $75,000c&r.Aug 1 1924 310'05 J-D 100,000r_ _Deo 1 1945
1951
4s '95 A-0 60,000r_ -Oct 1 1925 4s
20,000c&r
45 '96 A-0 75,000r_ __Oct 1 1916 4s '06 F-A 150,000r--Aug 1 1945
330'01 F-A 10,000r_ __Aug 1 1931 4s '06 F-A 50,000_ -Aug 1 1940
330'03 A-0 20,000r _Oct 1 1933 330'06 J-J 20,000 __Jan 1 1946
350'04 M-N 40,000r_ _ May 1 1934 4s '06 M-S
5,000...Sept 1 1940
3;0'04 M-N 5,000r_ __Nov 1 1934 45 '07 J-J 50,000r_ _Jan 1 1947
3%3'05 M-N 15,000r_ ..May 1 1395 4s '07 J-J 40,000c.. _July 1 1947
45 '06 M-N 10,000r_ May 1 1936 45 '07 A-0 15,0000...._Oct 1 1947
4s '07 A-0 35,000r_ __Apr 1 1937 43 '08 F-A 45,000r- __Aug 1 1948
5,000r_-Dec 1 1938 48 '10 J-J 20,000r_July 1 1950
4s '08 J-D
310'10 J-.1 23.000c&r.Jan 1 1940 3 Well J-D 10,000c-Deo 1 1051
43 '10 J-J 15,000r_ ...May 1 1940 310'12 M-S 10,000c-Mch 1 1952
310'11 M-S 10.000r_ __Mch 1 1941
Cemeter_y Bonds.
$8,000r_ -.July 1 1921
330'11 J-J 10,000r_ __July 1 1941 310'11
City Bonds.
Park Bonds (Outside Limit).
4s '94 F-A$360,000c&r.Feb 1 1924 4s '08 M-N $400,000c&r.May 1 1918
4s 95 F-A 100,000r.-Aug 1 1935 4s
10,000_ - __Jan 1 1918
_June 1 1918
4.3 '96 F-A 100,000r. __Feb 1
30,000
8
10
y 1 192
Auulg
4s '96 F-A 100,000r_ __Aug 1
00i. j
-J
4s '96 A-0 40,000r_ __Oct 1 1926 4s '10 ;
330'97 M-S 100,000r_ __Sept 1 1937
School Bonds.
_
310'97 M-N 50,000r_ __Nov 1 1931 4s '94 F-A $81,000c&r.Aug 1 1914
374s'98 F-A 100,000r_ __Aug 1 1938 4s '95 A-0 35,000r_ _Met 1 1915
8 4s '96 5-5 10,000r_ _July 1 1910
30
3,4s'08 J-D 50,000r_June 1 194
310'99 F-A 100,000% __Aug 1 1939 3 As'97 J-J 100,000r_ __July 1 1917
310'00 J-J 50,000r_ __July 2
45 '96 A-0 39,000r-Oct 1 1916
310'00 M-N 50,000r_ Nov 1 1940 3 As'98 F-A 142,000r.-Aug 1 1918,
3343'01 M-N100,000r_ __Nov 1 1941 930'98 M-N 100,000r-May 2 1918
3 As'02 5.4 48,000r_ __July 1 1
2 3%s'98 J-D 50,000r_ __June 1 1918
944
,
3 As'03 F-A 50,000r_ __Apr 1 1943 310'99 J-J 42,000r_ _July 1 1919
3;0'04 M-S 25.000r_ __Sept 1
310'99 M-N 13,000r_ _Nov 1 1919
310'04 M-N 6,000r_ Nov 1 1944 3 y4s'01 J-J 76,000r. _.July 1 1921
310'05 M-N 45,000r_ __May 1 1945 9;0'02 5-5 86,500r_ _July 1 1922
3;0'05 F-A
5,000r.. __Aug 1 1945 9 As'02 A-0 11,000r_ __Oct 1 1922
3145'05 A-0 5,000r_ _Apr 1 1945 3 s'03 A-0 80,000r_ __Oct 1 1923
4s '06 M-S 25,000r.. __Sept 1 1946 9 y4s'04 A-0 80,0000.. __Apr 1 1924
4s '07 A-0 10,000r_ __Oct 1 1947 950'04 M-N 26,000r_ __Nov 1 1924
4s '08 M-N 12,000r.. _Nov 1 1948 3;0'05 M-N 20,950r......May 1 1925
4s '08 F-A 30,000r_ __Aug 1 1948 350'05 F-A 20,000r_ __Aug 1 1925
330'10 J-J
8,800r.. _ Jan 1 1950 48 '06 F-A 33,000r.....Aug 1 1926
330'11 M-S 17,000r_ _Mch 1 1951 43 '06 M-N 14,000r_ __Nov 1 1926
3;0'11 J-J
7,000 __July 1 1951 3 As'08 J-D 40,000r_ _Dec 1 1928
310'11
6,200 __Dec 1 1951 3 s'11 M-S
5,000r_ __Mch 1 1931
1951 3 A 8'10 J-J 93,500c &r.Jan 1 1930
-- ,200c&r
334s
__s '12 M-S 50,000c
48 '10 J-J 120,000r_ July 1 1930
30'12 M-S
2,500
_Mch 11032
Municipal Loan.
Hospital Bonds (0utside
Limit)
_- 310'12 M-S $15,500 __Mch 1 1922
$6,000r_ __July 1 1922
330'11
25,000c___July 1 1921 31002 J-J
4s '08 F-A 20,000r_ -Aug 1 1928
__s '12 M-S 35,000c
45 '10 .14 95,000c_ __July 1 1930
Charles River Basin Bonds.
4,000c_ _Deo 1 1931
4s '11 J-D $60,000c_ _.Dec 1 1921 330'11 J-D
--- 50.000___ _Nov 1 1937 330'12 M-S 25,000r-_Mch 1 1952
330
1932
29,000c
3As
50.000____Aug 1 1938 4s '12 -

123 1:

MAY, 1913.1

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Water sinking fund (Incl.) $180,313
CAMBRIDGE (Con.)Net water debt (included) 149,687
Clay Land Loans(Outside Lim.) Total
assess. val. 1912_ _ _28,100,160
3)s'98 F-A $10,000r_ _Aug 1 1913 (Assessment
about actual value.)
330'99 J-J
17,000r_ __July 1 1914
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912___$21.40
Public Library Bonds.
32,452
Population in 1910
334s'01 M-N $27,000r.. __Nov 1 1921
'Incl. impt., park & water loans.
Playgrounds Loan.
4s '10 J-J $95,000r_ _July 1 1940
INTEREST is paid in Boston at
330'11 J-J 25,000r_ __July 1 1921 National Shawmut Bank and United
330'11 J-J 15,000 __ __July 1 1941 States Trust Co. or by City Treas.
1941
330'11 J-D 30,000-Deo 1
CHICOPEE.
Water Bonds.
Chicopee is in Hampden Co. In48 '93 F-A $50,000c&r.Aug 1 1913
45 '95 A-0 200,000r_ --Apr 1 1915 oorp. as a town 1848; a city 1890.
4s '95 F-A 200,000r_ __Aug 1 1915
Street-Improvement
Bonds.
Apr 1 1916
48 '96 A-0 100,000r
314,000c_June 1 '13-'15
45 '96 J-J 200,000r_ -July 1 1916 45 '12 J-D Bonds.
4s '96 F-A 100,000r_ _-Aug 1 1916 40 Hospital
'12 M-NJ$18,000c_Nov 1 '13-'18
48 '96 A-0 265,100r_ __Oct 1 1916
1 1,000c_ _Nov 1 1919
4s '94 A-0 300,000c_ __Apr 1 1924
School
Bonds and Notes.
330'97 J-J 100,000r_ -July 1 1917
334s'97 A-0 200,000r-Apr 1 1917 3 34s'05 J-D $9,000c__ _June 1 1915
1,500____Dec 1 1915
330'97 M-N 75,000r- --Nov 1 1917 330. ___
1913-1919
___
7,000
330'97 J-D 140,000r-Dea 1 1917 48
330'98 M-N 50,000r.. __May 2 1918 4s '10 A-0 12,000c_Deo 1 '13-'24
Aug 16 1919
3,000
334s 98 J-D 60,000r_ __June 1 1918 45
45
9,000_ _ _ _12,000 yrly
330'98 M-N 50,000r_ __Nov 1
'13-'27
330'99 M-N 23,000r-Nov 1 1919 4s '10 M-N 45,000c_Nov 30'13-'21
4s
'11
,000c_Nov 27
M-N
27
330'00 M-N 30,000r_ __Nov 1 1920
335s'01 J-J 30,000r_ __July 1 1921 4s '12 J-D 55,000c_June 1'13-'22
Highways.
330'02 J-J 13,500r_ _July 1 1922
___ $20,000_...$4,000 yrly
330'02 M-N 5,000r_ _ -Nov 1 1922 4s Fire-Dept.
Notes.
330'05 M-N 46,000r_ __May 1 1925 4s '11 M-N $6,000o_Nov
1 '13-'15
330'05 M-N 150,000r __May 1'14-'25
Floating Debt.
48 '06 M-N 280,000c&r.May 1 1936
1913
$2,000
45 '07 J-D 49,000r_ __June 1 1937 3'%s
*Bridge Bonds.
45 '07 J-J 25,0000.. __July 1 1937
45 '08 J-D 20,000r_ _June 1 1928 48 g '04 J-D $10,000c_June 1 '13-'14
4s '08 F-A 17,000r_ _Aug 1 1938 48 07 ___ 50,000_ _$2,000 yearly
5,000c_Aug 1 '13-'15
3348'10 J-J
5,000c_ __Jan 1 1930 4s '12 F-A
330'10 F-A
5,000r_ __Feb 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
330'11 M-S 16,500r_ __Mch 1 1941 330 g J-D $52,700c_June 1 '13-'29
330'11 J-D 10,000r_Deo 1 1941
Bonds.
330'11 J-D 23,000_ __Dec 1'13-'34 4s *Electric-Light
J-D $30,000c_Dec 1 '13-'22
__s '12 M-S 25,000c
330 g J-D 19,000c_ _ _June '13-'31
INTEREST on bonds Is payable at 434507 --_ 16,000_ _$1,000 yearly
4s
___ 15,000_ _$1,000 yearly
the First National Bank, Boston.
4s '11 M-N 89,000c_Nov 1 '13-'36
TOT. DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, *Water Bonds.
J-D3110,000- _Deo '13-'23
ETC.Apr. 1 1912. 48
J-D 21,00c_ _June 1 '13-'26
Total general bond. debt _$8,457,250 4s g
Sinking funds........... 2,332,108 330
F-A
7,0000__ _Aug '13-'19
48
.._ 26,000_ _$2,000 yearly
Net municipal debt __ __36,125,142
Bonds and Notes.
Water debt (additional) _ _$3,084,100 45Sewer
g
A-0 $13,500c_ _Oct 1 1913
Sinking funds........... 1,571,863 Permanent debt--General $292,200
Permanent debt,-Special. 386,000
Net water debt.
$1,512,237 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13_ _ _ 678,200
Net city and water debt.$7,637,379 Borrow. capacity
•
54,332
Total valuation 1912
15,230,480
BORROWING CAPACITY.-The (Assessment about 5-6 actual value.)
borrowing capacity for city purposes Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_.$23.00
Population in 1910
25,401
on April 1 1912 was $373,057.01.
The sinking fund for the 10-year
• Loans authorized by special
loans receives yearly 9% of tt e
amount of outstanding bonds, for statute and not subject to the law
15-year loans 534% yearly, for the limiting municipal indebtedness.
INT.at Nat. Shawmut Bank, Bos20-year loans 3fi%, for the 30-year
loans 2 1-5% and for the 40-year ton, and Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston.
loans 1 1-3%.
CITY WATER WORKS.-The CLINTON.
cost of the water works up to April 1
This town is in Worcester County.
1912 was $6,547,505 02, while the Inc. 1850. Population 1910, 13,075.
net debt on the same was $1,512,Refunding Bonds.
237.84. In year 1911 water-works 330
J-J $175,000o__July 1 1930
receipts were $366,912.69.
Water Bonds.
48
J-J $30,0000_ _July 1 1914
ASSESSED VALUATION.
J-J 20,000c_ _ _July 1 1918
1912.
1911.
1905. 48
J-J
50,000c__ _July 1 1921
4s
3
J-D 50,000c_ _June 1 1926
R. E.97326,300 94171,600 87851,500 4s
Refunding Water 'fonds.
Per_ _18621,000 17409,635 15994,100
Tota1115947300111581235103845600 330 g A-0 $57,000c_ _ _ _Oct'13-'31
School Bonds.
(Assessment at cash value.)
Tax(perM)3.20.40 $19.90 $19.00 4s '10 J-J $64,000e_Jan 1 '14-'30
Town-Hall Bonds.
POPULATION.
$96,000c_ _Jan 1 '14-'29
70,024 45 '09 J-J
1910
104,83911890
DEBT Feb 1 13.'
$542,000
1905
97,426 1880
52,740 BOND.
Note debt
47,550
1900
91,886 1870
39,638 Sinking fund
200,865
Water debt (included)
207,000
CANTON.
Water sinking fund (incl.). 99,916
This town is in Norfolk Co. Inc. Borrowing
capacity
54,832
Feb. 23 1797. Pop'n 1910, 4,797.
Total assessed val 1912_ _ _9,081,084
Water Bonds,
rate (per $1,000) 1912_ -$21.40
45
J-J $25,000c_July 1 '13-'17 Tax
INT. on town-hall bonds and
45
J-J 36,000c_July 1 '18-'23 school
bonds payable at Old Colony
48
J-J
14,0000_July 1 '24-'25 Tr. Co.,
on other loans at
4s
J-J
4,0000_ _ _July 1 1926 First Nat.Boston;
Bk., Clinton.
School-House Notes.
4s_ $4,000„ Dec 1 '13-'14
BOND.i5EBT May 1910._ $94,000 COHASSET.
This town is in Norfolk County.
Assess. val.(4 act.) 1912_5,333,390
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '12_319.60 Incorporated as a town 1770.
Refunding Bonds.
INT. payable at town treasury.
4s '11 A-0 356,000c_0ct 1 '13-'20
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13... $56,000
CHELSEA.
The city is in Suffolk County. Note debt
4,000
Settled in 1630; incorporated as a Assessed valuation 1912-- -9.505.041
town 1739; as a city March 13 1857. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912___$12.00
School Bonds (Inside Limit).
Population in 1910
2,585
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
43 '11 A-03125,000o_ _Oot 1 1930
40 '11 A-0 125,000_ _Oct 1 1931
Special Loans (Inside Limit).
CONCORD.
4s '06 J-D $50,000r_ Oct 1 1916
This town is in Middlesex County.
45 '96 J-D 65,0001'_ _ _Oct 1 1926 Inc. Sept. 12 1635. Pop.'10, 6,421.
10,000____Dec 1 1913
45'12_
High Service Construction.
_Dec
1
1922
7,200_
4s '12 _ 4s '12 _--..
9,000--- _Oct 1 1921 48 '08 ___ $60,000--- _Sept 1 1928
120,000__Aug 1 1913
Water Loans.
43s'12
J-D $4,000c_ _June 15 1915
4s '12 _
4,400-- Dec 1 1913 45
A-0 8,000c._Oct
_Oct 1 1923
Water Bonds(Outside Limit). 334s
July 1921 334s'09 A-0 65,000c_ _ _Apr 15 1929
J-J 1300,0000
__Deo 1 1921 48 '11 A-0 12,500c. _Oct 1 "16-'40
J-D
Refunding30,000_Notes (Inside Limit) 4s '13 J-J 25,000c_Jan 15 '18-'42
Sewer Loans.
J-D $141,400r_ _Dec 1 1924
M-S $70,000c___Sept 1 1928
Street Loan (Inside Limit).
M-S 25,000c___Sept 1 1929
J-D
__Deo 1 1921 45
M-S
4,0000_ _ _Sept 1 1931
Municipal$45,000_Impt. Bonds (Out- 4s
330
J-J
3,000cJuly 1 1935
side Limit).
3348'09 F-A $500,000c_ _Feb 11950
Light Notes.
Public Impt. L'n (Outside Limit). 354s
M-N $3,000c__May I 1935
45
A-0$110,000o_ _ _ Oct 1 1927 334a
5,000-- _May 1 1936
--4s
A-0 200,000c_ __Oct 1 1925 4s
___
2,000.._Oct 1 1937
Park Loan (Outside Limit).
___
6,000_ __ _Nov 2 1938
4s
45
A-0 $100,000o_ _Oct 1 1936 334s__
2,000- _Apr 15 1939
Public Bldg. Bds.(Outside Lim.).
48 '08 M-S$400,000o__Sept 1 1958 4s LightFLoans.
$35,000c. Aug 1 1929
-A
48 '10 F-A 100.000c.._ _Feb 1 1960 4s
F-A 16,00°c-- Aug 1 1930
Debt Jan. 1 1913.
F-A 10,000c___Aug 1 1931
4s
Loans and debt
M-N 10,000c_ --Nov 11032
•$2,442,000 334s
Sinking funds
A-0 15,000c--_Oct 11033
486,638 330
Net debt Jan. 11013
A-0 10,0000.._ _Aug 1 1934
1,955,362 330
Water debt (included) - 330,000 48 '10 F-A 20,000c-Aug 1 1940




School Bonds.
4s '11 A-0 $57,000c__Oct 1 '13-'31
Bridge Notes.
330
$5,000___Oct 1 '13-'18
334s
3,000___July 12 1919
___ 24,000_ _ _Oct 1 '13-'18
4s
Funded debt Feb 21 '13___ $438,326
Exempt bonds
328,826
Borrow. capac.
149,760
Total assessed val. 1912_ _ -8,430.620
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_414.00
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston.

23

Bridge Bonds.
3;is
J-D $50,000c&rDec 1'13-'16
45 '08 M-S 178,000c_Mch 1 '15-'24
4s '11 M-S 10,000c_Sept 1 '13-'16
43 '11 M-S 24,000c_Sept 1 '13-'24
4s '11 M-S 27,500c_Sept 1 '13-'23
Notes.
Nov $10,000 _.Nov 10 '13-14
48
330'05 Nov 15,000-Nov 8 '13-'15
48
Dec 20,000--Dec 1 '13-'16
434s
_ __ 15,000-_Dec 1 '13-'15
48 '07 M-S 20,000 _-Mch 1 '14-'17
Highway Bonds.
4s '08 M-S $75,000c_Mch 1 '14-'28
Court-House Bonds.
330
.T-D $50,000c&r Dec 1 '13-16
Building Bonds.
4s '07 J-D $305,000c_Dec 1 '13-'29
48 '09 J-D 115,000c.Dec 1 '16-'23
Perman't debt Jan 1 '13- -4927,000
Temporary debt Jan 1'13.. 130,000
Cash on hand Jan 1 1913_
92,062
Assessed valuation 1912..442,777,719
Population in 1910_
---436,477
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Boston.

DANVERS.
This town is in Essex County.
Inc. 1757: Population 1910, 9,407.
Electric-Light Bonds.
45
J-D. $11,000c__ _June 1 1916
4,000c__ _June 1 1917
J-D
4s
A-0 2,0000___Apr 1 1918
48
5,5000-....July 1 1928
J-J
4s
_Apr 1 1929
A-0 4,000c_.Apr
334s
A-0 1,5000___Apr 1 1930
33s
A-0 5,500c___Apr 1 1931
48
A-0 2,0000
1918
48
A-0
1,400o-Apr 1 1919
48
1915
A-0 20,0000
45
EVERETT. Nathan Nichols,Treas
Town House.
Everett is in Middlesex County.
45
A-0 $5,800c __Oct '13-'16
It was formerly a part of the town of
Water Bonds.
J-D $15,000c___June 1 1913 Malden, but was incorporated as the
45
Apr 1 1919 town of Everett on March 9 1870.
A-0 22,8000
45
45
F-A 11,7150 _ __ _1920-1926 Incorporated as a city Jan. 2 1893.
Armory Notes.
45
J-D 14,000c__June 1 1926
2,993c___Feb 1 1927 4s '02 M-S $19,237 _-Sept 1 '13-'22
F-A
4s
1,335c ___Feb 1 1928
F-A
4s
Sidewalk Notes.
2,800c___June 1 1929 4s '03 M-N $1,650.....Nov 1 1913
J-J
4s
1,600c.._ _June 1 1930 48 '03 M-N 1,000.._Nov
48
J-J
_Nov 1 1913
'31-34
1
48
A-0 6,0000_ _Oct
'Is '04 J-J
2,400_July 15 '13-'14
1935 4s '05 J-D
48
A-0 5,5000
6,000 __Dec 1 '13-'15
Apr 1 1938 45 '06 J-D 14,500_June 15 '13-'16
45 '08 A-0 67,000.
(Subject to call April 1 1913.) 5s '07 F-A 12,500 _-Aug 1 '13-'17
1,000_June 15 '13-'14
4s '10 J-D
School Bonds.
600__June 15 1915
48
J-D $3,187.50c _1913-1915 4s '10 J-D
Street Notes.
45
J-D 10,500c_ -June 1 1917
48
J-J
6,525c __ _1913-1917 4s '08 A-0 $1,000___Oct 30 1913
TOTAL DEBT June 5 '09_ $227,252 4s '11 5-1 46,800--July 1 '13-'21
6,000__July 1 '13-'16
Water debt (inciJabove_ __ 135,925 45 '11 J-J
Water sinking fund17,146 4s '12 F-A 62,000_ _Aug 1 '13-'22
Tax valuation 1912_ __ __ _6,981,550 48 '12 M-N 4,600..May 1 '14-'18
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912- __$1.40
48 '93 J-J $125,000c&r_July 1 1923
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston. 4s
'99 M-N 100,000c&r_Mch 1 1929
48 '01 J-D 100,000c&r_June 1 1931
DEDHAM.
4s '05 J-D 25,000c&r..June 1 1935
This town is in Norfolk County. 4.6 '10 J-D 25.000-- --June 1 1940
Inc. 1636. Population 1910. 9,284.
Fire-Station Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
'09 M-S $24,000c_Sept 1 '13-'18
4s '12 ___ 34,000_Sept 12-'13-'16 4sSchool Notes.
Bridge Loan.
45
'95 J-J $l.000_ _July
_ _July 1 1913
J-J $2,740_Jan 10 '14-'16 4s '98
45
J-D
6,000_June 1 '13-'15
Hose-House Bonds.
48 '01 A-0 8,000__Apr 1 '14-'21
__Jan
20
32.000
'14-'15
_
4348
48 '03 M-N 7,328 __Nov 1 '13-'23
Sewer Bonds.
'03 M-N 50,050 __Nov 1 '13-'23
F-A $84,000c-.Feb 1 '14-'41 45
48
4s '03 J-D
4,500_June 18 '13-'21
330
A-0 35,000c_-Oct 1 '13-'19 45
'99
-A 24,000 __Aug 1 '13-'24
J-J
5,000 __July 1 '13-'17 4s '11 F
4s
M-N 2,000_May 15 '14-'15
2,000_Sept 12 '13-'14 4s
4s '12 ___
'12 F-A 21,000r_Aug 1 '13-'30
Street Notes.
Fire Department Notes.
45 '04 J-J $3,000 July 1 '13'14 48 '08
$2,000 _Dec 1 '13-'16
J-J
4s
1,000 - _ _Jan 10 1914 45 '12 J-D
M-S
3,000_ _Mch 1 '14-'16
J-J
3,000 __July 1 '13-'15 4s '12 F
48
-A
1,200__Aug 1 '13-'14
School Notes.
4s
'12
J-J
3,000_July
15 '13-'15
$28,500_July
17
'13-'22
330
J-J
School
Bonds.
J-D
2,500
_June 1 1913
43
M-N 3,700 --Nov 1 '13-'14 4s '05 J-J $94.000c_July 1 '13-'25
48
Library Notes.
45
A-0 12,500.-Oct 25'13-'17
M-S
2,000_Sept 19 '13-'14 4s '11 J-J $2,000_July 15 '13-'14
48
2,500_Dec 1 '13-'15
330'09 J-D 51,000-June 1 '18-'29 4s '11 J-D
3,000..July 15 '13-'15
4s '12 ___
4,000_Sept 12 '13-'16 4s '12 J-J
600___July 15 1916
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1913 $246,940 4s '12 J-J
Dec 2 1917
900
Total assess. val. 1912_ -.14,165,685 4s '12 J-D
(Assessment about full cash value.)
Police Station Notes.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _417.40 4s '03 J-D $2,550____June 1 1913
INT. by check from City Treas.
Block System Notes.
4s '11 J-J $1,000r__July 15 1913
DUDLEY.
4s '12 J-D
2,000__June 1 '13-'14
This town is in Worcester County.
Notes.
Inc. 1732. Population 1910, 4,267. 4sPlayground
'11
M-N
$6,000_May
15 '14-'19
Water-Supply Bonds.
45 '12 M-S 4,000-Sept 3 '13-'16
330'09 J-D$100,0000&rJune I'14-39
Refunding
Bonds.
4100.000
BOND. DEBT
Assess. val. 1912---------1.986,847 4s '05 M-N $17,000c_May 1 '14-'30
(Assessment about 60% act. value.) 4s '06 M-N 18,000c_May 1 '14-'31
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912- --$15.50 4s '07 M-N 19,000c_May 1 '14-'32
4s '08 M-N 20,000c_May I '14-'33
INT. at Old Colony Trust Co.
4s '09 M-N 16,000c_May 1 '14-'29
4s '10 M-N 12,000--May 1 '14-'25
EAST BRIDGEWATER.
This town is in Plymouth County. 4s '11 M-N 9,000c_Nov 1 '13-'21
Inc. June 14 1823. Pop.'10, 3,363.
Refunding Notes.
High School Bonds.
4s '12 F-A $5,000- Aug 1 '13-'17
4s '12 M-S 130,0000 ___1913-1932
Surface Drainage Bonds.
Water Bonds.
J-D$200,000c&rJ'nel'31&33
4s '12 A-0 $18,000o __ A913-1924 48'01e3
Moth Notes.
6,000c_ _4500 yearly 4s Gypsy
4s '10 J-D
'11 J-D $2,000__Dec 1 '13-'14
Highway Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4s '10 J-D $3,000c_31,000 yearly
4s '91 .I-J $100,000c&r_July 1 1921
Sewer Bonds.
4s '10 J-D $7,000c..$1,000 yearly 45 '92 J-J 30,000c_ __July 1 1922
BOND.DEBT May 1913-J167,500 45 '94 J-J 70,000c&r_Jan 1 1924
Floating debt
3,000 • Street Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912_ _2,257,623 4s '08 J-D $36,000c_June 1 '13-'18
Total tax (per 31,000) 1912___$19.50 4s '09 A-0 30,000c.Apr 1 '14-'19
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston. 4s '10 J-J 48,000c_July 1 '13-'20
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13.$1,129,000
EASTHAMPTON.
344,515
Note debt
This town is in Hampshire County. Total city debt Apr 1 '13_1,473,515
Inc. June 17 1785. Pop. 1910,8,524. Water debt (included)
200,000
Sewer Notes.
369,017
Sinking funds
4s '08 J-J $6,500_ -July 15 1918 Borrow. capac. Apr 1 '13_
177,666
1923
__Apr
1
4,000..
33005 A-0
Total valuation 1912.....29,687,800
4s '04 June 32,000-Jan 1 '17-'20 (Assessment about actual value.)
3348'05 Apr 10,000 _Apr 1 '21-'22 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..-419.70
4s '06 J-D 13,500 __June 1 '24-'25 Population in 1910 ..
33,484
5,000___ _July 1 1917
4s '07 J-J
INT." on coupon bonds In Boston
School Loans.
at Winthrop Nat Bank and Old Col48 '11 M-S $36,000 _Sent 1 '13-'30 ony Tr. Co.; on reg. bonds & city
4s '12 J-J 30,000c_July 1 '13-27 notes by Treasurer's check.
Filter Bonds.
WATER WORKS.-City owns
45 '09 ___ 37,500_ ___Oct 1 1915 and operates its water works. Receipts for 1912 from water rates.
Water Bonds.
'13-'20
$12,000c_June
1
48 '11 J-D
$111.816 58.
Water Notes.
_June 1 1914 FArRHAVEN.
45
J-D 16,500
'13-'24
3 UsJ-DM-N 24,000r_Nov 1
This town
Bristol County.
45
A-0 27,000r_Oct 1 '13-'21 Inc. Feb. 22 is in Pop.
1910, 5,122.
4s
--- 12,000r_ _ _July 1 1916 4s '97 A-0 1812.
$27,500c.
-Oct 1'13-17
TOTAL DEBT May 1 '13 $226,000
Bridge Bonds.
6,358,218
Total valuation 1912'07 M-N $36,000c_Noir 1 '13-'49
(Assessm't about 80% actual value.) 4s
DEBT Mar 29'13- $63,500
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$17.50 BOND.
Floating debt. ...- -..
45,288
Nat.
13k.
First
INT. in Boston at
Assessed valuation 1912 3,887,090
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-$20.00
ESSEX COUNTY.
INT.In Boston at First Nat. Bank
Salem is the county seat.

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MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

FALL
RIVER.
H. W. Clarke, Aud.

Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$19.40
Population in 1910
119,295
INTEREST on most of the bonds
This city, which is in Bristol
is paid only at office of City TreasurCounty, was incorporated in 1854.
er; on some small Issues in Boston.
Municipal Loans.
4s '04 M-S $65,000- __Sept 1 1914
4s '04 M-N 190.000.. ..May 2 1914
330'04 M-N 25,000_ -Nov 1 1914
This town is in Barnstable County.
330'05 M-S 158,000-- _-Mch 1 1915 Inc. 1686. Population 1910,3,144.
4s '05 F-A 50,000_ __Aug 1 1915
Road Loan.
4s '06 M-3 160,000 -Mch 1 1916 4s '04 J-D $5,000_ec 1 1913
4s '06 F-A 30,000-- -Aug 1 1916 45
J-D 4,000-----1913-1916
4s '07 M-S 135,000-- _ -Mch 1 1917 • School Loan.
43 '08 M-S 170,000 --Mch 2 1918 4s
-__ $4,000 -----1913-1914
4s '08 F-A 20,000- --Aug 1 1918
Bonds.
330'07 M-S 177,250 --Mch 1 1919 4s BridgeJ-J
$5,250 -- --1913-1915
330'09 J-J
15,000---July 1 1919
Bonds.
Water
4s '10 M-S 170,000_ _Mch 1 1920 340 A-0 $156,000 c -A913-1933
4s '09 M-N 15,000--Nov 1 1919
A-0 20,000c -:_1915-1934
4s :10 J-D 100,000-- _-Dec 1 1920 330
'12 M-N 40,000
4s!1 M-3 140,000.... __Mch 1 1921 4s Harbor
Loan.
4s '11 J-D 20,000 __ _June 15 1921 4s
--I917
M-N $10,000r
4s '12 F-A 215,000____Feb 1 1922 4s
1913
1,000 _
J-J
4s '12 ___ 12,000_ ___Sept 3 1922
DEBT Jan!'13.._ $198,000
4Xs'13 F-A 90,000r_ _ _Feb 1 1923 BOND.
Assessed valuation 1912 _-11,796,757
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-_$10.20
Sewer Loans.
430'93 A-0 $10,000 --Oct 21913
INT. at Internat. Tr. Co., Boston.
48 '96 A-0 75,000 __ _..Apr 1 1926
4s '94 A-0 18,000 --Oct 1 1914
45 '95 F-A 65,000 _ _ -Feb 1 1925
45 '94 M-3 25,000 ____Mch 1 1914
This city is in Worcester Co. Inc.
4s '96 J-J 100,000•_ __July 1 1926
4s '97 A-0 50,000 __ ..-Apr 1 1927 as town Feb.3 1764; cityMar8 1872.
Municipal Loan.
45 '98 A-0 40.000--Apr 1 1928
48 '98 J-J 100,000•_ --July 1 1928 4s '09 M-N $70,000r_ Nov 1 '13-'19
4,s '99 F-A 20,000 -_Feb 1 1929 4s '10 M-N 29,500r_Nov 1 '13-'20
48 '99 M-N 40,000--May 15 1929 43 '11 M-N F•3,000r_Nov 1 '13-'21
4s '99 F-A 25,000 __Aug 1 1929 4s '12 M-N131,000r_Nov 1 '13-'22
Sidewalk.
330'00 M-N 25,000..-..May 1 1930
Nov 1 1913
M-N $500r
330'00 F-A 20,000 -Aug 1 1930 3s
1,000r_ Nov 1 '13-'14
30'01 A-0 25,000_ __Apr 1 1931 330'04 M-N
100r_May 1 '14-'15
340'01 J-J 20,000 -_July 1 1931 330'06 M-N
330'02 A-0 100,000•_ --Apr 1 1932 330'06 M-N 3,500r_Nov 1 '13-'16
M-N 2,000r..Nov 1 '13-'17
330'03 A-0 50,000 __Apr 1 1933 330
_ - 3,000r_Nov 1 '13-'18
330'04 M-N 100,000'. __May 2 1934 310
Paying.
330'05 M-S 40.000.... __Mch 1 1935
4s '06 M-S 60,000.._ __Mch 1 1936 33is'04 M-N $1,300r --Nov 1 '13-'14
M-N 1,000r __May 1 '14-'15
4.3 '07 M-S 50,000....--Mch 1 1937 330
48'07 J-D 15,000- June 1 1937 330'06 M-N 3,900r-Nov 1 '13-'16
M-N 1,750r __Nov 1 '13-'17
4s '08 M-S 50,000.... _-Mch 2 1938 330
____ 9,500r __Nov 1 '13-'18
4s '08 J-D 20,000 _- __June 1 1938 340
Fire Department.
330'09 M-3 50,000 __ __Mch 1 1939
$978r _Oct 1 '13-'16
A-0
48 '10 M-3 50,000.... __Mch 1 1940 330
_ _
1,300r -Nov 1 '13-'18
4s '10 J-J 46,000r•July 1 '13-'40 34is
City Bonds.
4s '11 M-3 50,000.._ __Mch 1 1941
J-D $200,000r_.June 1 1913
4s '12 M-3 70,000..- _.,Mch 1 1942 4s
Play-Ground Loan.
1914-1943
44is'13 A-0 60,000
$960r __May 1 '13-'16
3s
M-N
Bridge Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $56,000•_ __Jan 1 1957 330'04 M-N $1,400r _Nov 1 '13-'14
4s '10 J-D1396,000•__Dec 1 '13-'34 330 ____
9,500r-Nov 1 '13-'18
96.000'.Dec 1 '35-'40
Sewer.
Highway Loans.
M-N $600r._ _Nov 11013
340
43 '03 A-0 $20,000-. .Oct
-Oct 1 1913 330'04 M-N 1,500r --Nov 1 '13-'14
48 '03 J-D 10,000--Dec 1 1913 330
M-N 1.440r _May 1 '14-'15
4s '06 J-D 20,000.... _-Dec 1 1916 340'06 M-N 1,300r --Nov 1 '13-'16
430'07 F-A 20,000--Aug 1 1917 330
M-N 6,250r-Nov 1 '13-'17
430'07 M-S 10,000- __Sept 3 1917 3 Ms
1,200r __Nov 1 '13-'18
_33is'09 J-D 25,000.- __June 1 1919 4s '11 F-A 96,000r_Aug 1 '13-'41
4s '08 M-N 10,000.... __Nov 2 1918 4s '12 F-A 200,000r_Aug 1 '13-'42
48 '10 J-J
25,000r_ __July 1 1920
43 '11 M-N 15,000. __Nov 1 1921 4s Water.
A-0$300,000r __Apr 1 1922
4s '12 J-J 50,000.._July 1 '13-'22
A-0 68,000r __Oct 1 '13-'37
48 '12 J-D 15,000..__ _Dec 2 1922 4s
12,000r __Dec 1 1922
J-D
330
43' 13 F-A 190,000r_ _ _Feb
1923 330
10,000r -July 1 1923
J-J
Playground Bonds.
J-J 45,000r _July 1 1926
310'09 J-J $100,000•,_ __July 1 1939 330
M-N 22,000r __Nov 1 '13-'39
'09
4s
Hospital Bonds.
'10 M-N 15,000r __Nov 1 '13-'40
430'08 M-N $59,000 May 1 '14-'23 45
4s '11 M-N 9,500r Nov 1 '13-'41
Park Bonds.
45
'12 M-N 24,000r_Nov 1 '13-'42
4s '04 M-N $50,000•_ ....May 2 1914
330'02 A-0 25,000•_. __Apr 1 1952 45School.
J-D $25,000r _June 1 1914
330'02 J-D 25,000'......Dec 1 1952 4s
M-N 200,000c&rMay 1 1923
330'03 M-N 25,006'.. May 1 1953 48
J-D
June 1 1925
330'03 J-J 25,000% __July 1 1953 3368'04 J-D 50,000r
2,600r_June 1 '13-'14
-Mch 1 1915 340
330'05 M-3 22,000
M-N 2,500r___Nov 1 1913
4s '06 M-N 10,000.. __May 1 1916 330
3,300r_May 1 '14-'15
4s '10 J-J 45,000r•July 1 '13-'30 330'06 M-N
M-N 17,600r __Nov 1 '13-'16
Water Bonds(Outside Limit). 330
5,800r __Nov 1 '14-'18
___
4s '93 J-D $75,000-- __June 1 1923 330
--- 10,000r __Nov 1 '13-'18
M-N 75,000--May 1 '24-'26
4s
Park Loan.
43 '95 J-D 50,000 _- _ June 1 1925 330
$300r _____ Apr 1914
1 '27-'28
4s '97 A-0 50,000
Grade Crossing.
48
M-N 150,000 Nov 1 '23-'28 33.s
A-0 3.000r___ _Oct 1 1913
43 '99 M-N 50,000
May 1 1929
Street.
Is '99 F-A 150,000_ _Aug 1 1929 340
Nov 1 1913
M-N $5,500r
330'99 M-N 175,000- __Nov 1 1929 3is'04 M-N
5,000r Nov 1 '13-'14
330'00 F-A 100,000 __Feb 1 1930 3
10,600r
M-N
Mayl
330'06
330'00 M-N 20,000 __ __May 1 1930 33is'06 M-N 16,000 -Nov 1 '14-'15
'13-'16
330
A-0 60,000--Apr 1 '31-'33
M-N 17,500 _Nov 1 '13-'17
334s'02 A-0 50,000... __Apr 1 1932 330
1
22,000r__Nov
330
'13-'18
330'02 J-D 50,000._ _Dec 1 1932
Debt Feb. 1913.
48 '04 M-N 20,000 __ _May 2 1934 Total
debt _______ $1,839,638
330'04 F-A 175,000.._ _Feb 1 1934 Waterfunded
debt (included) -- 502,500
School Loans.
loan (Included) --- 250,000
430'93 A-0 $150,000• __Oct 2 1913 School
debt in calculating debt
48 '96 A-0 60,000 -Apr 1 1916 Net
limit
511,106
48 '97 F-A 100,000' -Aug 1 1917 Borrowing
capacity
286,654
4s '97 A-0 70,000 -Apr 1 1917 Total assessed
val.
1912_
_33,232,619
..May
_
1925
100,000*
1
330'00 M-N
rate (per $1,000) 1912-- 19.60
330'04 J-J 150,000•.. _July 1 1924 Tax
in 1910
37,826
48
1 '27-'28 Population
J-D 140,000' June
INT. on coupons is payable at
330'09 M-N 73,000_•May 1 '14-'39 Merchants'
Boston; reg. int.
33is'09 J-J 60,000_• _-July 1 1929 remitted by Bank,
check.
4s '09 M-S 13,500•_Sept 1 '13-'39
as '10 J-J
205.000•r.July 1 '13-'30
4s '11 M-S 44,000•rMch 1 '14-'31
This town is in Middlesex County.
Public Library.
4s '95 J-D $150,000*__J&D 1 1925 Inc. in 1700. State Supreme Court
43 '97 J-J 75,000•.. __Jan 1 1927 on May 25 1912 decided that town
4s'98 M-N 25,000 -- --May 2 1918 was not liable for $25.000 note alleged
John B. Lomto have been forged
['Special loans.I
Jan. 11913. bard, former Town Treasurer. V.
Municipal bonded debt__46,111,750 94. p. 1519.
Permanent loan, &c
Water Bonds.
145,459
340'05 A-0 $43,000c_Oct 1 '13-'35
Total debt
$6,257,209 4s '06 A-0 217,000c__Oct 1 '13-'36
Sinking fund, dec
2,156,170 4s '07 F-A 30,000--Aug 1 '12-'37
3355'09 A-0 40,000c __Oct 1 '14-'39
Net city debt
$4,101,039 4s '12 J-D 35,000c_Juho 1 '13-'30
Special loans, less sinking
Water Co. Bonds (assumed).
_ 1925
fund
$145,000
2,005,757 4;is
Bridge Loan.
Net city debt, less special
446s'13 A-0 $10,000_Apr 29 '14-'23
loans
$2,093,282
School Loan.
Water debt (additional)
1,250,000 5s '07 F-A $3,000 ___Nov 14 1914
Water sinking funds
510,003 48 '06 A-0 76,000c__Oct 1 '13-'31
4s '08 A-0 32,000c Oct 1 '13-'28
Net water debt
$739,997
Fire Alarm System.
Total net debt
$4,841,035 4s '07 F-A $1,000. __Feb 7 1915
Borrowing capacity Jan. 1
Sewer Loans.
1913 was
278,281 5s '07 M-N $1,200 _Nov 14 1914
Val. city prop'ty 1913- 8,529,355 440'13 A-0 9.000_Apr 29 '14-'23
Incl. water-wks. val. at.... 2,052,900
Notes (Payable on Demand).
Total valuation in 1912__97,945,162 4s _______ $4,000 I 6s - _$40.166.92
430 ---11,0001
. (Assessment about cash value.)




FALMOUTH.

FITCHBURG.

FRAMINGHAM.

br

Debt Feb. 28 1913.
Town debt (inside limit) __ $136,517
Town debt (outside limit) _
108,000
Water debt (outside limit). 509,000
Water sinking fund
63,140
Borrow.capac. Feb.28'13 294,733
Assess. val.(yi act.) '12_ _14,374,990
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 __$18.00
Population in 1910 _____ _13,948
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston

[VOL. xcvr.
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1913 $94,500
311,500
Floating debt _
26,335
Sinking fund _
6,342,110
Total valuation 1912
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12414.50
INT. on 330 in Pittsfield at Berkshire Co. Say. Bank; on Is in Boston
at Old Colony Trust Co.

GREAT BARRINGTON FIRE
DISTRICT.
Norfolk County. 4s '12 J-D 842,750c_Dec 1 '13-'31
Inc. Mch.2 1778. Pop. 1910,5,641. BOND.DEBT Apr 1'12-$131,434
62,496
Borrowing capacity
School Bonds.
4s '12 M-N$30,000__Nov 1 '13-'27 Assessed valuation 1911_ - _3,688,035
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911---$5.00
Water Works Bonds.
4,000
45 '07 J-D$154,000c_June 1 '13-'36 Population in 1912 (est.)
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.
4s '09 J-D 22,000c_June 1 '13-'34
48 '11 J-D
50,000c_June 1 '16-'40
BOND.DEBT Feb 1 1913_ $256,000 GREENFIELD.
This town is in Franklin County.
Other debt
61,000
Assess. val.(90% act.)'12_4,433,500 Incorporated June 8 1753.
Library & School Refunding.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12_$20.00
J-J $14,000c --Oct 15 1916
INT. payable at Franklin Nat. Bk. 330
Sewer Loan.
J-J $12,000r....July 16 1914
45
This town is in Worcester Co. Inc. 45 '10 M-N 40,000c_Nov 1 '13-'20
School Loan.
June 27 1785. Pop'n 1910, 14,699.
M-N$10,000c&r_Nov 1 1913
Is
Park Notes.
A-0 7,500cOct 15 1913
F-A
4s
$500___Feb 14 1914 4s
A-0 14,000c&r Oct 15 1915
430
School Loan.
J-J $30,0000_1913 to 1924 4s '10 J-J 29,0000.July 1 '13-'16
4s
Park Loan.
4s '04 J-D '13,750c_June 1 '13-'23
A-0 $5,000r.... __Oct 1 1914
8,937_June 1 '13-'23 48
33is'04 J-D
TOWN DEBT Jan 10 '13_ _$138,700
Sewer Loans.
Total
valuation 1912 ___ 10,810,835
M-N $26,000c_May 1 '14-'26
330
F-A 13,300-Aug 1 '13-'31 (Assessment same as actual value.)
330
M-S 9,200c_Sept 1 '13-'28 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$16.40
45
10,427
4s '04 J-D 11,000c_June 1 '13-'34 Population in 1910
INTEREST payable at Greenfield.
330'04 A-0 32,000c_Oct 1 '13-'34
4s '05 M-N 11,500__Nov 1 '13-'35
330'09 F-A 42,000r_Aug 2 '20-'39 GREENFIELD FIRE DIST. NO. 1.
Reservoir Notes.
8,000c_July 1 '13-'20
43 '10 J-J
48 '05 A-0 $38,500_Apr 15 '14-'24
Playground Notes.
'14-'24
4s '09 A-0 $5,0 0 Oct 2 '13-'17 45 '05 A-0 10,000_Apr 15
45 '10 M-N 67,500-Nov 1 '13-'30
Sewer Scrip.
$8,000
4s'06 J-D $12,000c_Dec 1 '13-'36 Temporary loan
330'08 J-D 13,000c_Dec 1 '13-'38 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913-$128,500
9,874,764
1912
Valuation
Water Bonds.
4s '04 M-N $229,500c_May 2 '14-'34 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912___$1.40
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
4s '09 A-0 40,500c_Oct 1 '13-'39
Debt April 1913.
Sewer bonds_ _________
$156,300 HAMPDEN COUNTY.
School loans
52,750
County seat is Springfield.
Water bonds
271,500
Bonds.
Park notes
7.000 4s Court-House
'11 M-S$190,000c_Mch 1 '14-'32
Surface water drain
2,000
of
Hall
Records
Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913.. $491,925
'08 F-A $70,000c_Aug 15'13-'19
Tax valuation in 1912... 10,012.170 48
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 '13. $260,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$21.10 Floating debt
_ -46,237
INT. on school loans at Gardner Assessed valuation
Say. Bank; other loans at Nat. Shaw- Population in 1910 1912_264,637,364
_ 231,369
mut Bank, Boston.
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bos

FRANKLIN.
This town is in

GARDNER.

GLOUCESTER.

Gloucester is in Essex County. HAVERHILL.
This city is in Essex County. Set
Incorporated town 1642; city 1874.
tled 1640; incorp. as a city 1870.
Building & !mot. Bonds.
City Bonds.
43 '11 J-D $81,000e_June 1 '13-'21
45 '91 A-0 $50,000c_ ._Oct 1 1921
Water (Outside Debt Limit).
A-0 50,000e __Oct 1 '22-'23
330
A-0 $494,000c_Oct 1 '13-'31 45
330
A-0 260,000c.... -- 1913-1932 4s '08 A-0 76,000c-Apr 1 1918
A-0 63,000c __Apr 1 '14-'34 4s '08 A-0 39,000c_ __Oct 1 1918
4s
_..Apr 1 1918
43'05 A-0 22,000c -_Apr 1 '14-'35 4s '08 A-0 58,0000..-Apr
1 1919
48 '06 A-0 23,000c --Apr 1 '14-'36 330'09 A-0 105,00004s '07 A-0 28,000c _Apr 1 '14-'37 48 '04 A-0 3,000c.--Apr 1 1914
4s '09 A-0 26,000c_Apr 1 '14-'39 48 '06 A-0 225,0000_ __Apr 1 1926
4s '08 A-0 30,000c _ _Apr 1 '14-'38 4s '04 A-0 2,000c--Apr 1 1914
4s '10 A-0 18,000c-Apr 1 '13-'40 45 '05 A-0 6,000c-Oct 1 '13-'15
4s '11 A-0 28,000c __Apr 1 '14-'41 4s '06 A-0 8.000c-Oct 1 '13-'16
4s '11 A-0 20,000c_ _- -1913-1933 4s '06 A-0 7,500c_Apr 1 '14-'16
43 '07 A-0 37,0000.. __Apr 1 1917
Street xtens.(Out. Debt Lim.)
'10 A-0 36,000c Apr 1 '14-'20
34s J-D $30,0000----1913-1932 48
4s '10 F-A 133,000cFeb 1 '14-'30
School House Loan.
4s '10 M-S 104,000c_Mar 1 '14-'20
330 .1-D $10,500c_June 1 '13-'19 48 '06 A-0 9,000cApr 1 14-'16
4s '06 J-D
30,000c_June 1 '13-'26 48.11 A-0 84,000c__Apr 1 '14-'21
Bridge Loan (Out. Debt Limit). 4s '12 A-0 90.000c_Apr 1 '14-'22
4s'08 J-D $9,0000 _ -Dec 1 '13-'21
Playground Bonds.
City & Municipal Bonds.
330'09 A-0 $22,000c_ __Apr 1 1939
48
J-D $5,000c_ _ _June 1 1913 4s '11 A-0 7.000c_Apr 1 '15-'21
4s '04 J-D 10,000c_June 1 '13-'14
School Bonds.
330'05 J-D 15,000c_June 1 '13-'15 48 '05 A-0 $7.000c __Apr 1 '14-'15
J-D 35,000c. __ _1913-1917 45 '07 A-0 49,000c-Apr 1 1927
48
4s '06 J-D 20,000c_June 1 '13-'16 340'09 A-0 7,0000.. __Apr 1 1929
4s '07 J-D 42,000c_June 1 '13-'18 4s '10 F-A 12,000c_Aug 1 '13-'24
J-D 24,000c_ .....1913-1918
4s
Street and Sewer Bonds.
J-D 35,000c
4s
1913-1919 334s'05 A-0 $6,000c --Apr 1 '14-'15
M-N 32,000c -1913-1921
45
Hospital Bonds.
4s '09 M-N 13,000c_Nov 1 '14-'20 4s '12 A-0 $50,000c_Apr 1 '14-'23
4s '10 M-N 24,000c_Nov 1 '13-'20
Bridge Bonds.
M-N 16,000c_ _1913-1920 4s '08 J-D $122,000c__June I 1928
48
4s '12 J-D 134,000c_June 1 '13-'22 45 '11 A-0 36,000c_Apr 1 '14-'31
Park (Outside Debt Limit).
Water Loans.
45
J-J $48,750c_July 1 '13-'38 45 '92 J-D $500,0000 - _Dec 1 1922
GEN. DEBT Apr! 1913_- $529,500 4s '97 J-D 100.0000Dec 1 1927
Street debt (additional) -30,000 "Total Debt."
Park debt (additional)48,750
Water Bonds. (Bradford annexed
Water debt (additional)
1,023,000
Jan. 4 1897).
Bridge debt (additional) _.
9,000 45 '95 J-J $16,000c_July 1 '13-'20
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1913 1,640,250 48 '95 J-J 30,000c_July 1 '13-'22
Total assess. val.'12
24,880,707
INTEREST on the water bonds
(Assessment about cash value.)
and on certain of the city bonds is
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.419.40 payable in Boston and at Treasurer's
Population in 1910 _______ - _24,398 office; on bonds of 1904, 1905, 1006
INT. on city bonds at First Nat. and 1007, city bonds of 1911 ann
Bank, Boston; on city notes at City bridge bonds of 1908 and 1911. at
Treasury; on water bonds at Nat. First National Bank. Boston.
Shawmut Bank, Boston.
TOTAL DEBT Mar. 311913Municipal bonded &IA_ --$1,505,000
Sinking funds-------- -- ---263,010
GRAFTON.
_______ 1,241,990
This town is in Worcester Co. Inc NET DEBT(additional)
-- 646,000
debt
Apr. 18 1735. Popla'n 1910, 5,705. Water sinking
fund (add'i) 195,190
Water
Funding Bonds.
450,810
_
debt
water
Net
$40,500c__Oct
1
A-0
4s
'13-'39 TOTAL NET DEBT_
1,692,799
School Bonds.
capacity __
99,320
J-J 338,500c_July 1 '13-'39 Borrowing
330
valuation 1912
36,506,470
J-D
4,3200- -1913-1928 Total
45
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Notes.
J-D $2,700__June 1 '13-'21 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 $19.20
4s
2,660_ _June 1 '13-'19 Population in 1910_44,115
4s
CITY PROPERTY.-The real
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '13 $83,320
on
Assessed valuation 1912_ 2,920.540 estate owned by the city as shown
assessors books Apr. 1 1012
the
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_$19.00
INT. on funding bonds and school' 9,MOU nted to $1,682,460.
330 at Treas. office, school 4s at
First Nat. Bank, Boston, on notes HINGHAM.
at Grafton Savings Bank.
This town Is in Plymouth County.
School Building Notes.
GREAT BARRINGTON.
_ - 135,000
1913-1922
4s '12
This town is in Berkshire County.
Office-Building Notes.
Inc. 1761. Popula'n 1910, 5,926.
1913-1917
4s '12 ___ $20,000
School Bonds.
Fire-Department Notes.
15,000
4s '07 J-D $52.500c_Dec 1 '13-'27 4s '12
1913-1017
A-0 42.000r-Apr 1 1917 TOTAL DEBT
330
(?)

MAY, 1913.1

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Assessed valuation 1912_ _$7,790,925
Improvement Notes.
$14.35 45
J-J $2,000 __Aug 1 '13-'16
Tax rate (per $1,000)'12
4,905 4s '06 M-N 5,200 __Nov 22'13-'16
Population in 1910
Electric Light Bonds.
48
HOLBROOK.
J-J $15,000c_July 1 '13-'27
This town is in Norfolk County.
Refunding Bonds.
A-0 $12,500c_Oct 5 '13-'17
Inc. Feb. 29 1872. Pop. '10, 2,810. 4s
TOTAL DEBT Sept 21 '12_8283,600
Water Works.
A-0 $40,000c......Apr 1 1917 Cash and uncollected taxes
82,829
4s
J-J 35,000c.-July 1 1922 NET DEBT Sept 21 '12_ 200,771
45
3,000r_July 1 '23-'25 Tax valuation in 1912_ __ 4,065,570
4s '04 J-J
4,000r_July 1 '26-'29
4s '09 J-J
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
12,000e
__1924-1932 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 __$20.30
4s '11 J-J
Refunding Loan.
Population in 1910
6.743
4s '11 J-D $19,800 June 1 '13-'30
INT. coupons payable at National
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913_ $113,800
Shawmut
Bank,
Boston.
Floating debt
9,119
Sinking fund assets _____
38.709
Total value in 1912_
_ 1,598,007 HYDE PARK. (See Boston.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _.$21.00 IPSWICH.
INT. at Boston at Nat. Shawmut
This town is in Essex County.
Bk. and First Nat. Bank.
Inc. 1634. Popula'n 1910,5,777.
Water Loans.
4s
J-J $130,000c -------1924
HOLYOKE.
1927
J-J
R0.000c
This city is in Hampden County. 48
4s
A-0 24.000r ......1913-1924
Incorporated April 7 1873.
Light Loan.
Park Bonds.
4s
_A913-1937
Var $60.250r
4s '07 A-0 $12,000 _Apr 1 '14-'37 4s
Var
2,000r _ _ 1924 & 1927
4s g '08 M-N 7,500r_May 1 '14-'28 Perminent
$248,500
debt
Apr
1913
3%s'09 M-S
6,000r_Mch 1 '14-'19 Fleeting debt __
41,700
48 '10 M-N 5,000 __May 1 '14-'18 Sinking
fund
66,000
Highway Bonds.
Assessed valu.ti 1912._ 5,737,092
3%s'04 F-A $2,000 __Aug 1 '13-'14 (Assessment about % actual value.)
48 '04 M-N 3,000._ __May 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-415.00
3%s'05 M-S 10,000r_Mch 1 '14-'15
INTEREST on coupon bonds in
3%s'09 M-S 36,000r_Mch 1 '14-'19 Boston
at Old Colony Trust Co.
*Oas & Electric Light Bonds.
35,56'02 J-D$480,000r_Dec 1 '13-'32
334s'04 A-0 3,600r. __Oct 1 1913 LAWRENCE.
3356'04 M-N 14.000r_Nov 1 '13-'19
This town Is in Essex County.
3356'05 A-0 33,000r_ _Apr 1 '14-20 Incorporated 1853.
Commission
35s'05 M-S 16,000r_Sept 1 '13-'20 government adopted Nov 7 1911.
48 '07 A-0 20,000 Apr 1 '14-'21
Insurance Loan of 1913.
4s g '08 A-0 150,000r_ _Apr 1 '14-'38 434s'13 A-0 $14,000c_Apr 1 '14-17
4s '09 A-0 16,000r __Apr 1 '14-'29
Ordinary Debt Loan.
4s '10 M-S 119,000 __Meh 1 '14-'40 334s'03
F-A $9,500 __Aug 1 1913
4s g '12 F-A 138,000r _Feb 1 '14-42 4s '04 M-N 40,000
Nov 1 '13-'14
Bds.
&
Westfield
RR.
*Holyoke
4s '05 J-D 30,000--Dec 1 '13-'15
4s g '93 J-J $60.000e&r(ref)Jul 1'13 4s '06 J-D 40,000 Dec 20'13-'16
4510 .J-J 162,000 _July 1 '13-'50 4.8 '08 J-D 90,000 __Dec 1 '13-'18
4s '09 J-D 25,000 _ -June 1 '13-'19
Water Loans.
4s g '97 J-J $250,000c&r_Jan 1 1927 4s '10 J-D 128,000 _.Dec 1 '13-20
3%s'03 J-D 50,000 __ __June 1 1913
School Bonds.
4s '00 J-J 50,000.. __July 1 1930 45 '98 F-A $88,000-Aug 1 '13-'23
4s g '10 J-J al22,000_ _July 1 '13-'37 4s'04 F-A 84,000 _Aug 1 '13-'24
4s '12 J-J 24,000
1938-1940 4s '10 A-0 81,000c_Oct 1 '13-'30
Bridge Bonds.
Municipal Loans.'
4s g'94 J-D $105,000c&r June 1 1914 4s '94 J-J $262,000_ __July 1 1924
Smith's Ferry.
48 '09 J-D
60.200c_Dec 1 '13-19
48 '10 M-N$43,000--May 1 '14-'30
Sewer Bonds.
School Loans.
'07 J-D $65,000c_June 1 '12-'37
45 g '97 M-S•$109,000c&r_Mch 1 '17 4s
4s '08 A-0 15,000 __Apr 1 '14-28
3%WOO M-N 52,500c&r_May '14-'20 48
M-S 63,000c_Sept 1 '13-'30
3 Ms'05 M-S 40,000r_Sept 1 '13-'20 4s '10
'95 J-D 19,500. Dec 1 '13-'25
6,000
__Apr
1
48 '07 A-0
'14-'25
'97 M-N 7,500 Nov 9 '13-'17
48 g '08 A-0 22,500r Apr 1 '14-'28 4s
4s g '95 J-D 150,000c&r June 1 1915 4s '98 J-D 33,000 __June 1 '13-'23
45 g '96 J-J •100,000c&r_July 1 1916 48 ,10 J-D 16,000__Dec 1 '13-'28
Engine House Bonds.
4s '09 M-S 10,500 Sept 1 '13-'19
4s '10 M-N 51,000 __May 1 '14-'30 4s '06 Oct $8,000 __Oct 1 '13-'16
4s g '11 A-0 75,000c_Apr 1 '14-'28 4s '08 J-D 30,000....Dec 1 '13-'18
Sewer Bonds.
Fire Protection Bonds.
48 g '93A-0*$100,000c&r_Oct 1 1913 48 06 J-J $38,000c_July 1 '13-'31
4s '04 M-N 21,000 May 1 '14-'34 45 '05-J-D
1,800__Dec 1 '13-'15
4s '06 F-A 23,000__Aug 1 '14-36
Paving Bonds.
45 g '08 A-0 15,000r_Apr 1 '14-'28
$12,000
__Oct 1 '13-'16
'06 A-0
4s g '08 M-N 1,500r_May 1 '14-'16 4s '04
M-N 3,900...Nov 1 '13-'14
334g'09 M-S 16,000r_Mch 1 '14-'29 48
J-D
334s'09
91,000c_June
1 '13-19
Miscellaneous Bonds.
4s '06 F-A $19,500r„Aug 1 '14-'16 4s '10 F-A 120,000 Aug 1 '13-'20
45 '07 A-0 8,000_ __Apr 1 1914 zis '12 M-N 85,000c_May 1 '14-'19
'12 A-0 150,000__Oct 7 1922
48 '07 A-0 22,500_ __Apr 1 '14-'17 4s Water
Bonds.
48 '07 A-0 24,000_ __Apr 1 '14-'27
J-J 5$652,000---July 1 1923
48 g '08 A-0 20,000r _Apr 1 '14-'18 48
45 g '09 J-J 131,000r_July 1 '13-'29 4s '12 M-S 60.000....July 1 1936
450,000c_Meh 1 '14-'22
4s '10 M-N 56,000 May 1 '14-'20
Loan.
4s g '11 A-0 152,000c_Apr 1 '14-'21 4s Culvert
'09 M-N $7,000__Nov 10'13-19
48 '12 ___ 25,000___Oct 1 '13-'22
Hospital Loan.
• Debt exempted by special Acts
'09 M-N 38,400- May 1 '14-'19
of Legislature. a Coup. or registered. 4sPublic
Improvement Loan.
INTEREST is payable at the Mer4s
'08 J-D $48,000_ _June 1 '13-'18
chants' National Bank,Boston.
Fire-Station Loan.
TOT.DEBT Apr 1 '13..$3,281,100
Sinking fund & RR. stock 741,080 4s '08 F-A $17,500__Feb 1 '14-'18
Bridge Loans.
NET DEBT Apr 1 1913._ 2,640,020
'06 Sept $4,400 Sept 1 '13-'16
Water debt (included)
496,000 45
5,000_ _Feb 1 '14-'18
Gas & Elec. debt (incl.)
989,600 48 '08 F-A
TOT.
BD.DT.Jan 1 '13-$2,867,400
H.& W. RR. debt (incl.)_
222,000
153,089
Water sinking fund (Incl.) 162,962 Sinking fund
Total valuation in 1912.._57,530,906 Borrow. capac. May 15'13 649,765
Assessed valuation, real __55,682.700
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912......$16.00 Assessed val., personal .... _19,766.214
1912 -- -.75,449,114
Population in 1910
57,730 Total valuation
about market value.)
CITY PROPERTY.-Included in (Assessment
rate
(per
$1,000)
1912 __ -$17.60
Tax
city's
the
sinking fund as given above
85,892
is $226,500 Holyoke & Westfield RR. Population in 1910
INT. paid at Eliot Nat. Bank in
stock (market value $792,750). This
City
Treasurer.
and
by
the
Boston
road is leased to the New Haven &
Northampton and has paid dividends
CITY PROPERTY.-The city
since 1879. The value of all city owns property valued at $3,530,125.
property, not including water and
light plants, is estimated at $2,315,- LENOX.
This town is in Berkshire County.
865. The water-works of the city are
valued at $1,334,380 and gas and Inc. 1767. Population 1910, 3,060.
School Notes.
electric plants at $1,448,387.
45 '08 J-D $65,200_June 1 '13-'19
_s
36,000_Nov 1 '13-18
HUDSON.
Engine-House Notes.
This town is situated in Middlesex
'09 A-0 $11,000-Oct 15 '15-'16
County. Incorporated March 19 1866 4s Fire
Protection.
Water Notes.
_s '09 - _- $10,500-Oct 15 '13-'14
48
J-J $6,000 __July 1 13-'14 TOTAL
DEBT Apr 1913.. $122,700
4s
J-D 15,000 __June 1 '13-'27 Assess. val.
(2-3 act.) '12.._7,831,883
J-J
8345
12,000 __Nov 5 '13-'28 Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1912-$11.00
J-J
4345
1,000___Dec 31 1913
34s'06 J-D 24,000 __Dec 31 '13-'36
INT. at First Nat. Bank. Boston.
3.80s A-0 17,000...Oct 1 '13-38
334s
J-J
4,400 July 1 '13-'34 LEOMINSTER.
J-J
This town is in Worcester County.
1,700 Dec 1 '13-'29
334s
3.80s J-J
9,200 __May 15'14-'41 Inc. 1740. Popula'n 1910, 17,580.
Miscellaneous Loans.
Water Bonds.
4s
J-D $5,000_ _June 1 '13-'32 48 '06 F-A $65,000- -Aug 1 1916
Electric Light Notes.
Sewer Notes.
3.65s M-N $8,500 Nov 2 '13-'29 48 '06 M-S $1,000-- __Sept 1 1913
4s
J-J
Jan 1 1918
5,000
3,000 -.July 1 '13-'15 4 hs'08 J-J
334s
J-J
1,000-Sept 1 '13-'14 4 H8'08 J-J 11,000. -Jan 1 1918
4s
M-N 1,600_ _May 1 '14-'17
Town Hall.
Sewer Bonds.
4 Hs'03 J-J $13.900_ -July 1 1918
48
M-N $64,000c_May 1 '14-'34 4s '94 M-S 91,000 -Itch 1 '14-'22
3 Hs
M-N 43,000c_Nov 1 '12-'34 48 '95 F-A
9,300-- --Feb 1 1914
48
3.000c_May 1 '14-'23
Water Works.
Sewer Notes.
48'95 dc'96A-0 8103,000...Oct 1 1925
3.90s10 J-J $14,000 _Nov 1 '13-'40 48 '96 A-0 49.000_ __Oct 1 1926




25

Refunding Water Bonds.
3 348'00 A-0 $30.000_Aug 27 '13-'15
School Bonds and Notes.
334s'04 J-J $10,000.- __July 1 1916
45 '04 J-J f30,000_July '20-23-'24
110,000.._ __July 1 1917
334s'05 F-A 70,000-Aug 1 '15-'21
330'05 F-A 30,000. Aug 1 '22-'24
334506 M-S 8.000----Sept 1 1925
Library Bonds.
48 1910 _ -- 88,000--June 1 '13-'20
Cemetery lot funds- ____ $26,514
Trust funds_
10,424
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1911 752,138
Water debt (included) __ 202,000
Sinking funds
_______
158,903
Water sink. funds (incl.) _
21,46
Assess. val.(% act.)'12_ _13,182,680
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-422.00
INTEREST on part of town debt
at the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Co.; remainder at office of Treasurer.

48 '06 J-D $2,320_Dec 29 '13-'16
12,664 July 20 '13-'16
48 '06 J-J
0.0'07 M-N 58,000__Nov 1 '13-'17
00'07 M-N 3,000 Nov 1 '13-'17
4,440_June 10 '13-18
4s '08 J-D
48 '08 F-A
4,380_ _Aug 1 '13-'18
4s '09 M-S
630_ ___Sept '13-'19
48 '09 M-8 35,000 Sept 1 '13-'19
4s '10 J-D 16,000__Dec 1 '13-'20
48 ,11 M-S 21,150_-Sept 1 '13-'21
Dec 1918
4s '08 ___
1,713_
106,650__June 1 '13-'21
48 '11 _
48.11 J-J 36,000 __July 1 '13-'21
4s '11 J-D 66,105 _ _-1913-1921
Water Works.
48 '90 M-N $1,000,000_Nov 1 1920
48
- 24,300 _ _Nov 1 1916
48 '10 J-D 48,000cDec 1 '13-'20
4s '11 F-A 100,000____Aug 1 1921
4s '12 M-S 26,250_ _Sept 1 '13-'19
45 '12 ___ 22,500
Sewer and Paving Loan.
334s'09 J-D $84,000c June 10'13-'19
4s11 F-A 90,000-1913-1921
LEXINGTON.
Bonds assumed by Tewksbury
This town is in Middlesex County.
Annex.
4s '10 A-0 $24,604 8(1 Apr 1 '14-'35 334s'06 J-J $1,500„Ju1y 9 '13-'16
--1913-1921 434s'06 M-N 10.800 Nov 9 '13-'16
9,000
4s '11 _ __
Fire Department Loans.
48
- - 10.650
434s'07 F-A $2,750_Aug 24 '13-'17
Water-Works Bonds.
M-N $40,000 __Nov 1 '13-'16 4348'07 J-D 18.000_Dec 16 '13-'17
45
Damage Claims Loan.
5.000 _ -1913-1917
4s '11 _ _
45 '08 J-D $1,027.80 Dec 30'13-'18
Refunding Water.
Moths Loan.
'17-'22
1
-Nov
$60.000
M-N
48 g
43s'07 J-D
$750 _Dec 5 '13-'17
Debt of Town-Jan. 11913.
Hospital Sheds Loan.
$208,700 43413'07
Water debt _
J-D $1,750_Dec 14 '13-'17
9,000
_
Department
loan
Fire
City debt Apr 1912
$3,482,076
'71,200 Sinking
School debt
1,018,386
2,275 Net debtfunds_
Land loan
Apr
1912
2,463,690
3,500
Town-hall loan
debt (included)
1,167,500
24,500 Water
Trust funds _
Water sinking fund (incl.) 582,355
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13- 319,175 Borrowing capac.
Jan 1'11 494,206
Tax valuation 1912______ -8.106.015
property 1911
8,919.010
(Assessment same as actual value.) City
assessed value 1912_84,694.648
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 _ _$20.10 Total
(Assessment
about
actual
value.)
Population in 1910_________ -_4,970 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_419.00
Population in 1910
- -106,294
LINCOLN.
INTEREST on the sewer and pavThis town is in Middlesex County. ing 48 of 1910 and water bonds of
Inc. Apr. 23 1754. Pop.'10. 1,175.
1910 is payable at the Old Colony
Water Bonds.
Trust Co.. Boston.
J-D $2,000c_ __Part yearly
4s
48
J-D 10,0000 ________ 1917 LUDLOW.
J-D 23,0000 ________ 1930
334s
This town is in Hampden County.
J-D
9,0000 _ _______ 1932
3345
1774. Population 1910, 4,948.
45
J-D 10,0000 -- -.1933-1934 Inc.
Bonds.
1936 48School
4s
J-D 14,000c
J-J $14,000r Jan 1 '14-'18
1937 48
45
J-D
4,000c
J-J
32,000c __Jan 1 '14-'29
45
J-D
7,500c.. _ _$500 yearly
DEBT Apr 11013.. $46,000
48 '11 ___
5,500c--3500 yearly BOND.
Assessed valuation 1912_ __4,287,204
School Bonds.
48 '08 J-J $40.000c _Jan 1 '14-'28 Tax rate (per $1,000). 1912--$17.0O
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bost.
BOND. DEBT May 5 '13.. $125,000
Water debt (incl.)
85,000
Water sinking fund
18,200 LYNN.
Assessed valuation 1912.. _4,039,382
This city is in Essex County. Inc.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ --$12.00 April 10 1850. Commission governINT. at First Nat Bank, Boston. ment adopted Oct. 11 1910.
Brown Tail Moth Extermina'n.
M-N $5,000r_ _Nov 1 1915
334s
LOWELL.
334s
J-J
8,500r_ __Jan 1 1916
This city is in Middlesex County. 45
M-N 10,000r-M&N 1 1916
Inc. Apr. 11836. Commission govt. 48
M-S
3,000r.. __Sept 1 1916
adopted Nov. 7 1911.
43
2,500r___June 1 1917
J-D
Municipal Loans.
M-N 3,000r_ _May 1 1917
4s
4s '12 ___ $21,825
1920-1922 45
A-0 5,000r.. __Apr 1 1918
4s '12 ___ 248,000
F-A
5,000r___Feb 1 1920
4s
Park Loan.
and Police Bonds.
4348'09 J-D $1.400....Dec 6 '13-'19 48 Fire
'12 M-N $4,000r_Nov 1 '13-'17
Sidewalk Loan.
Municipal Loan of 1912.
4s '07 J-D $5,000_ _June 1 '13-'17
43 '12 M-N$82,500r_Nov 1 '13-'22
Public Bldg. !mot. Loan.
Park Loan.
430'07 F-A $6,250 __Aug 1 '13-'17
4s
J-J $30,000c__July 1 1919
C. H. & M. Building.
A-0 6,000r_ __Oct 1 1919
48 '90 A-0 $450,000_ -Oct 1 1920 4s
48
A-0 20,000r_ __Apr 1 1920
Schools.
A-0 5.000r_ _Oct 1 1920
4s '91 A-0$150,000- __Apr 1 1921 4s
M-N 5,000r_ ..May 1 1914
4s '96 J-J 200,000 __ _ -July 1 1926 43
M-N 5,000r_ ..May 1 1915
Nov 1918 3348
48 '08 _ _ 115,000
M-N 10.000r May 1 '16-'17
434s'07 J-D 37,500-Dec 16 '13-'17 4s
M-N 3,250r_ __May 1 1918
4s
Sewer Bonds.
5.000r_ __June 1 1920
0.18'06 F-A $12,000__Aug 7 '13-'16 48 '10 J-J
School-House Loan.
4348'07 J-D 10,000 _ _June 1 '13-'17
J-J •$35,000r_ _Jan 1 1918
00'07 F-A 12,500_Aug 10 '13-'17 48
A-0 25,000r.. __Apr 1 1918
4s '08 M-N 37,500-May 15 '14-'18 48
J-D 10.700r_ __June 1 1916
48 '08 J-D 12,000_June 10 '13-'18 48
M-N •26,000r_ --Nov 1 1927
4s '10 M-N 35,000c_May 1 '14-'20 4s
J-J
15,000r_ __July 1 1916
45 '11 - 40,000-May 1 '14-'21 48
J-J
3,500r_ Jan 1 1917
4s '12 A-0 45,000c_Apr 1 '14-'22 4s
M-N 14,200r_ __Nov 1 1917
4,000
4s '13
1914-1923 430
M-N 11,000r_ __May 1 1917
43
City Stable Bonds.
4s '12 F-A $35,000__Aug 1 '13-'32
3Hs
"8
Y-J
-S 28,600r
..July
8:V ..er
Library Bonds.
F-A 15,000r. __Aug 1 1928
4s '12 M-S $4,000__Sept 1 '13-'22 48
4s
M-S *90,000c_Mar 1 '14-'28
Public Building Bonds.
4s '12 M-S $22,000__Sept 1 '13-'32 48 '09 M-S 16,000r_ __Sept 1 1929
May 1 1929
M-N 35,000r
6,000 ..Jan 1 '14-'33 334s
4s '13 J-J
A-0 18,000r_ __Oct 1 1929
45 '13 ___ 13,000
1914-1933 48
M-S •80,000r __Mch 1'14-'29
Paving Loan.
3348
M-N •38,000r_May 1 '14-'29
434s'06 F-A 36,120...Aug 7 '13-'16 334s
4%8'06 A-0 10,680__Oct 2 '13-'16 48 '10 F-A 71.,000r _Feb 1 '14-30
9,000r_ __June 1 1920
00'07 F-A 12,500__Aug 1 '13-'17 48 10 J-J
A-0 1,000r__ _Oct 1 1920
4,750_ _Aug 1 '13-'17 45
4Hs'07 F-A
4s '08 M-N 6,000_May 15 '14-'18 4s '11 J-D 895,000r _ __ _1913-1921
Fire Department.
4s '08 M-N 9,500_May 15 '14-'18
A-0'410,000r--Apr 1 1916
45 '08 F-A 28,200 Aug 1 '13-'18 48
A-0 9.000r_ Oct 1 1913
1917-1919 48
4s '12 F-A 21,825
9,000r __Dec 1 1913
J-D
45 '10 M-N 47,600c_ May 1 '14-'20 48
2,350r_ ....Dec 1 1917
J-D
1913-1922 048
5,100
48 '12 ___
Iii-N 2,000r_ ..May 1 1914
3 Hs
Charitable Bequests.
Perpetual
Public
Improvements.
_
$36,000
6s semi-ann
4s
M-S $60,000c__-Mch 1 1918
Bridge Loan.
M-N 2,300r_ _Nov 1 1917
434s
4s '10 __ $32,320 __Sept 1 '13-'20 48
M-N 5,500r.. May 1 1916
Police & Fire Dept. Loan.
3,500r_ __Sept 1 1918
M-S
43
$2,O80 -Dec 1 '13-'20 4s
48 '10 _
M-N 48,500r_May 1 '14-'17
M-N *42,500r_ _-May 1 1928
48
Miscellaneous.
J-J •30.000r_ _Jan 1 1919
3'%s'03 J-D $9,770_ _ _ _June 1 1913 48
M-N 9,500r_ __May 1 1914
13,500____July 1 1913 48
4s '03 J-J
5,000r.. __Sept 1 1914
M-S
34s'03 M-S 4,450...... Sept 8 1913 3348
3.98'03 M-S 2,500_ __ Sept 26 1913 3348'05 M-N 20,000r _May 1 '14-'15
J-J
10,000r_
__July 1 1915
13
1913
334s
862
...Nov
3%803 M-N
MN 36,000r_May 1 '14-'16
7,650 _ Dec 31 1913 48
3.9s '03 J-D
F-A 13,000r_ _Aug 1 1917
3 348'04 M-N 7,500_..May 24 1914 048
M-S 20,500 _ _ _Mch 1 1919
334s'04 F-A 15,800 __Aug 9 '13-'14 3343
34s'04 M-N 10,580 _Nov 5 '13-'14 48 '12 M-N*75,000r _Nov 1 '13-'32
3 34s'04 J-D 19,750 Dec 31 '13-'14 48 '11 M-N*12,000r ___-1914-1921
M-N 50,000r _May 1 '14-'32
334s'05 A-0 12,000..Apr 6 '14-'15 48
M-S 72,400r_Mar 1 '14-'22
334s'05 J-D 21,450 __June 1 '13-'15 48
J-J
7,200r_Jan 1 '14-'22
334s'05 M-S 24,780 _Sept 26'13-'15 4s
334s'05 A-0 23.220 __Oct 26 13-'15 4s '12 M-N 13.000r_Nov 1 '13-'32
M-S 45,000r_ _ _Mar 1 1920
660 __Nov 28'13-'15 4s
3 348'05 M-N
M-N138,800r_Nov 1 '13-'21
3Hs'05 J-D16,083 75 Dec 30 '13-'15 48
M-N 39,700r_Nov 1 '13-'21
334s'05 J-D
3,525 Dec 30'13-15 4s

I85
117

26

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

LYNN. (Con.)4s '11 J-J $24,000____Ju1y 1 1941
4s '10 J-J $50,300r_ __July 1 1920 4s '12 J-J 10,000_ _....July 1 1942
45 '10 A-0 8,500r_ __Oct, 1 1920
School House Loans.
Water Loan.
4s '94 M-N$10.000__Nov 1 '13-'14
5,250__July 1 '13-'15
4s
M-N $20,000r_ __Nov 1 1913 4s '95 J-J
5,550_ _June 1 '13-'15
4s
M-S 50,000r _Mch 15 1914 4s '95 J-D
4s
J-D 20,000r ....Dec 1 1914 4s '97 F-A 15,000_ _Aug 1 '13-'17
6,375 __Aug 1'13-'18
4s
F-A
M-S 10,000r_ __Sept 1 1916 334s
4s
F-A 32,500W-Aug 1 '13-'25
A-0 9,000r_ __Oct 1 1916 334s
4$
J-J
7,500r_ __July 1 1917 4s '06 J-J 160,500 _July '13-'26
11,200 July 1 '13-'28
4s
F-A
5,000r.. _ -Aug 1 1917 4s '08 J-J
J-J 57,000 __July 1 '13-'26
4s
A-0 2,000r_ __Oct 1 1917 4s
Municipal Loan.
4s
M-N 6,500r_ __Nov 1 1917
45
A-0 15,000r_ _-Apr 1 1918 5s '07 J-J $20,000_ _July 1 '13-'17
8,000July 1 '13-'18
J-D 10,000r_ __June 1 1918 4s '08 J-J
4s
2,000..July 1 '13-'14
J-J 85,000c&r_July 1 1918 45 '09 J-J
4s
A-0 100,000r ..Apr 1 1919
4s
Fire Department.
J-J 75.000r_ __July 1 1919 4s '95 A-0 $1,200__Apr 1 '14-'15
4s
10,000 __July 1 '13-'22
J-J
48
J-J 35.000r_ __Jan 1 1920 334s
A-0 200.000r_Apr 1 '20-'21 4s'06 A-0 11,000__July 2 '13-'23
48
A-0 25,000r_ __Oct 1 1921 4s '10 M-N 2,000--Nov 1 '13-'14
Hospital Bonds.
J-J 50,000r_ __Jan 1 1922
4s
J-D 312.000 __Dec 1 '13-'24
48
J-J 25,000r_ __July I 1922 334s
10,000-Ju1y 1 '13-'31
4s
A-0 40,000r.. __Apr 1 1923 4s '11 J-J
Public Parks.
J-J 265,000r_July 1 '25-'26
4$
4s
A-0 10,000r_ __Oct 1 1928 4s '94 J-J $80,000-- __July 3 1944
4s
J-J 75,000r_July 1 '27-'29 4s '95 J-.). 20,000_July 3 '45&'47
4s
J-J 25,000r_ __Jan 1 1930 4s '99 J-J 20.000 __July 3 1924
12,000
-July 1 1926
45
A-0 25,000r_ _Oct 1 1930 334s'01 J-J
18,000-- --July 3 1929
M-N 31,000r_ __Nov 1 1913 4s '04 J-J
33(s
3 Us
J-D
6,000r_ _Dec 1 1915 45 '07 J-D 25,000-- --Dec 2 1932
A-0
2.000r....Apr 1 1916 4s '10 M-N 10,000- __Nov 1 1934
334s
5,000_ ___July 1 1936
M-N 24,500r_ May 1 1916 4s '11 J-J
334s
Police-Station Loans.
3348
J-D
3,500r_ __June 1 1917
F-A
6,500r_ _Feb 1 1917 45 '06 J-J $34,000-July '13-'29
334s
Water Construction.
J-J 25,000r_ July 1 1931
3348
J-J 75,000r_ __Jan 1 1932 4s '93 J-J $68,000- __July 1 1913
3348
330
A-0 325,000r_ __Apr 1 1932 4s '94 J-J 42,000-....Jan 1 1914
10,000....-Jan 1 1915
48 '11 J-D 168,500r_June 1 '13-'41 4s '95 J-J
4s '96 .J-J 19,000- -Jan 1 1916
Street Improvement.
15,000--July 1 1916
4s
A-0'3125,000r_ __Apr 1 1920 4s '96 J-J
4s
A-0 *25,000r_ _Oct 1 1921 4s '99 J-J 36,000__ __July 1 1919
15,000-- --July 2 1920
330'05 A-08125,000r_ __Apr 1 1935 334s'00 J-J
M-N
5.000r....Nov 1 1915 3348'02 J-J 50,000 --July 1'22&'23
334s
7,500r_July 1 1916 330'04 J-J 23,000-- _ -July 1 1924
J-J
4s
48
M-S 5,000r_ -_Sept 1 1916 3548'05 J-J 25,000 -- --July 1 1925
_
12.000......Sept 1 1931
48
J-D 13,000r-Dee 1 1926 4s '11
Paving & Sewerage Bonds.
M-S 15,000r_ _Sept 1 1917
4348
M-N 5,700r_ __Nov 1 1917 45 '13 ___ $119,000
4348
Sewerage.
5,650r.. __Dec 1 1917
J-D
4348
J-D 10,000r_ -Dec 1 1918 45 '92 M-N $50,000- __May 2 1922
4s
750r_ May 1 1918 48 '93 M-N 100,000--..May 2 1923
M-N
4s
48 '09 M-S 20,000r_ __Sept 1 1919 45 '94 M-N 200,000-- --May 2 1924
J-D 25,000r_ _ _June 1 1920 45 '95 M-N 150,000_ ....May 2 1925
48
M-S 25,000r___Mar 1 1919 4s '96 M-N 100,000....-May 2 1926
33,6s
330'03 M-N 30.000 May 2 '33-'35
City-Hall Repair.
M-N $1,800r.. __Nov 1 1917 5s '07 M-N 4,000-May 1 '14-'17
434s
F-A
6,000r_ __Aug 1 1919 45 '08 J-J 20,000 __July 1.1938
334s
Public Library Loan.
3Hs'09 A-0 20,000 _ _ __Apr 1 1939
A-0•335,000r......Apr 1 1917 45 '09 J-J 30,000.......July 1 1939
4s
4s '10 M-N 35.000- _May 1 1940
Sewer Loan.
J-J $25,000r_ __Jan 1 1914 4s '12 J-J 20,000
48
A-0 *40,000r_ __Apr 1 1916
48
Debt April 1913.
J-J 20,000r ___Jan 1 1915 Total debt
_ ---------$1,836,850
45
48
A-0'100,000r_ __Apr 1 1927 Sinking fund, &c -------- 628,99)
1,207,851
48
J-D 11,000c.. __Dec 1 1928 Net debt
334s
J-D 10,000r_ __June 1 1939 Water debt (Included) --- 315,000
334s
M-S 30,000r__ _Mar 1 1939 Water sinking fund (incl.) 261,417
334s
M-S 37,000r___Mar 1 1940 Total valuation 1912_ ___40,378,296
(Assessment about actual value.)
Municipal Deficiency Loan.
J-D 115,000r__Dec 1 1916 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.._$19.20
4$
41,404
4348
J-D 18,000r_ __Dec 1 1917 Population in 1910
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
J-D 70,000r_ __Dec 1 1918
48
J-D 13,000r......Doc 1 1920
45
MANCHESTER.
Drainage Bonds.
This town is in Essex County.
M-N $2,500r_ __Nov 1 1916
48
5,000r_ __Sept 1 1917 Inc. 1645. Population 1910, 2,673.
4348
M-S
Water Bonds.
M-S 30.000c.. __Mch 1 1938
4$
4s
M-N 38,500r_Nov 1 '13-'42 48 '08 M-S$138,0000 ____1913-1935
M-S 33,800r_Mar 1 '14-42 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ 9138,000
45
16,054,279
*Loans marked (*) are authorized Tax valuation 1912
by special Acts of Legislature in ex- Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 --$8.50
cess of the city's legal debt limit. INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bog.
Total outstanding bonds thus authMANSFIELD.
orized is $1,971,500.
This town is In Bristol County
TOTAL DEBT, &C.-Dec. 31 '12. Inc.
1775. Population 1910, 5.183.
Fund.debt(excl.of water)42,858,100
Bonds.
Sinking funds
545,136 45School
'11 J-J $38,000 -----1913-1931
9,000c-Sept 1 '13-'21
M-S
4s
'11
Net debt ---------$2,312,964
Bonds.
Water debt (additional) -41,807,000 45 Lighting
$27,500c_Sept
1 '14-'34
'11
M-S
Water-works sinking fund. 706,549 _s
_
-- 74,000_
DEBT Apr 30'1-3_ ..-31-92,500
Net water debt
$1,100,451 BOND.
Assessed
valuation
19124,180,446
Total net municipal debt_33,413,415 Tax
rate (per $1,000) 1912-324.80
zIncludes loans to the amount of
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
$999,000 in excess of debt limit and
Issued under authority of special Acts
of Legislature; sinking funds, special MARBLEHEAD
This town is in Essex County
debts, $289,455.
INTEREST coupons payable at Inc. 1649. Population 1910, 7,338.
Bonds.
Bank of Republic. Boston, or at City 48 Street
'11 M-N $35,000c_May 1 '14-'20
Treasurer's office; other interest by
Electric-Light Bonds.
City Treasurer only.
4s '94 J-J $50,000c_ _July 1 1924
CITY PROPERTY.-The city 4s '08 J-J
1,000c_ __May 1 1914
property, consisting of water-works, 45 g '09 M-N 24,000c_Nov 1 '13-'24
school-buildings and public parks,
Water Bonds.
&c., amounted to $9,035,571.35 on 4s '89 M-N $9,000c_May '14-'19
Dec. 19 1910. Water-works are 4s '90 J-J 32,000c_July '13-'20
354s'09 M-N 11,000 __May 1 '14-'24
valued at $3,066,811.50.
4s '10 M-N 24,000c_May 1 '14-'29
ASSESSED VALUATION.
M-N 12,5000 ____1913-1918
1912.
1911.
1900. 45 '88 M-N
7,500c_-....1913-1917
4s '87
9,0000 ____1913-1921
M-N
'92
4s
R. E.64195,830 61371.400 42364,060
15,000c _ _ _1919-1921
4s '95 J-J
(Assessed at 3 cash value.)
Pers..17333,524 16497,869 9291,126 4s '11 M-N 8,000c_May 1 '14-'21
Tot _81529,354 77869,269 51655,186 4s '12 M-N 27,000c_May 1 '14-'22
School House Bonds
Tax(perM)19.40
19.40
18.00
___1913-1923
POPULATION.-1910,89,336; in 330'03 J-D $22,0000_
28,000c_June 1 '13-'26
1905, 77,025; in 1900, 68,513; in 4s '06 J-D 85,000
1913-1932
J-D
4s
1890, 55,727; in 1880, 38,274.
BOND. DEBT May 1913_3414,000
- ---24,136
Sinking fund
MALDEN.
Water debt (included)-- 163,000
This city (P. 0'. Boston) is in Borrowing capacity Sept 12 178,551
Middlesex County. Inc. March 31 Total valuation 1912
_10,198,916
1881. The city owns property Tax rate (per $1,000) 1-912_318.00
valued at $1,954,200, not incl. the
INTEREST is payable at Boston.
water-works, which cost $943,133.79.
Street Loans.
MARION.
334s'04 J-J 32,000 _July 1 '13-'14
This town is In Plymouth County.
1,000__ _ _July 2 1913
4s '06 J-J
• 5s '07 M-N 3,000 May 1 '14-'16 Inc. 1852. Population 1910, 1,460.
Sewer Loan
4s '09 M-S 20,000_ _Mar 1 '14-'19
31 '14-'26
334s'09 A-0 6,000 __Apr 1 '14-'19 330'06 s-a $13,000-Jan
4s '10 M-N 6,000_ _June 1 '13-'15 45 '07 A-0 3,250 __Apr 29'14-'26
Water Loan
58 '10 J-D
3,000 __June 1 '13-'15
1 '14-'38
48 '11 J-J
13.000 __July 1 '13-'21 434s'08 J-J $96,000c__Jan $112,250
1913-1922 Perm. debt Feb 1 1913 _
4s '12 J-J 13,000
Total assessed val. 1912-- 5,163,660
Drainage Bonds.
334s'02 J-J $15,000 - --July 1 1932 (Assessment fair cash value.)
334s'04 J-J 20,000. __July 1 1934 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912--..$12.00
45 '08 J-J
INT. on water loan payable at Old
10,000 _ __July 1 1938
3 Hs'09 A-0 20.000 __Apr 1 1939 Colony Trust Co., Boston; on sewer
4s '10 M-N 8.000 __June 1 '13-'20 loan atWareham Savings Bank.




[VOL. xcvi.

MARLBOROUGH.
BOND.DEBT Dec 31 '1231,357,000
This city is in Middlesex Co. Inc. Notes outstanding
381,683
May 23 1890. Popula.'10, 14,579.
1,131,727
Sinking funds
26,934,750
Sewer Bonds
Total valuation 1912
4s
M-S $30,000c_ __Sept 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 _--$18.00
45
J-J 20,000c_ __July 1 1918 Population in 191023,150
45 '04 J-J
12,000e_ __July 1 1929
INT.at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Bost.
4s
M-N 13,000c_ __Nov 1 1933
45
M-N 3,000c&r_Nov 1 1933
45 '10 J-J 46,000c_July 1 '13-'35 MELROSE.
This city is in Middlesex County.
48 '11 F-A 14,000c_Aug 1 '13-'26
Inc. a town 1850; city Jan 1 1900.
Water Bonds.
4s
M-S $75;0 00c_ __Sept 1 1913
Police-Signal Loan.
45
J-D $3,600r ____1913-1916
M-S 30,000c_ __Sept 1 1921 46
45
F-A 150,000c.. __Aug 1 1922
School Bonds
4s
M-S 70,000c_ __Sept 1 1924 48 '96 F-A $200,000c&rFeb 24 1916
45
J-J 50,0000_ __July 1 1926 330'09 M-S 78,000c_ __Mch 1 1929
4s
M-N 20,000c_ __May 1 1930
Park Bonds
4s
J-D
7,600___$3,200 y'rly 48 '11 M-N $10.500e_Nov 1 '13-'21
*Surface Drainage Bonds
General Loans
4s
J-D $50,0000_ .._June 1 1915 4s '02 J-J 3100,000c_July 15 1932
48 '09 M-N 5,000c_ __Nov 1 1919
City Hall Bonds
4s '05 J-J 330,000c_July 1 '13-'24 4s '10 J-J
5.0000_ __July 1 1920
4s
J-J
9,000c_Jan 1 '14-'22 4s '11 M-N 10,000c_M&N 1 1916
4s '12 J-J
5,000c___July 1 1917
School Notes
48
J-J $20,0000 _- __1913-1917 'Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-D $200,000c&r J'ne 1 '24-'25
Police & Fire Station Loans
J-J 50,000c_ __July 1 1926
4s '08 M-N 334.000-- May 1 1927 45
J-D 50,000c_ __June 1 1917
9,000 _ __Aug '13-'18 4s
4s '08 F-A
J-J
TOTAL DEBT Apr 191-3_ $741,656 45
10,000c_ __July 1 1935
J-D 20,000c_Juhe 1 '37-'38
Sinking funds
327,030 48
426,000 4s
Water debt (Included)
J-J 10,000c___July 1 1937
Borrowing capacity
126,343 334s'09 J-D 10,000c_ __June 1 1939
Total valuation 1912 _- -- _10,696,549 48 '10 A-0 10,000c_ __Apr 1 1940
(Assessment is 7-10 actual value.) 4s '11 M-N 10,000c_M&N 1 1941 Tax rate (per 31.000) 1912--_$21.00 4s '12 J-J 10,000c_ _ _July 1 1942
Auditorium Loan Bonds
INT. at 'Winthrop Nat. Bk., Bos.
45 '11 J-J 1312,0000_July 1 '13-'16
t 30,000c_July 1 '17-'31
MAYNARD.
Water-Works.
This town is in Middlesex Co. Inc.
48
A-0 350,000c&r.Oct 1 1913
Apr. 19 '71. Popula. 1910, 6,390.
M-S 35,000c_Mch 1 1918
45
Water Bonds
J-J 38,000c_ __July 1 1925
48 '89 J-J 3125,000c&r.Jan 1 1919 4s
F-A 10,000c_ __Aug 1 1922
BOND.DEBT Feb 1 '13-- $125,000 4s
5,000c _Feb 1 1923
F-A
Floating debt
11,400 48
74,442 330'09 J-D J38,0000_June 1 '13-'31
Sinking fund_
1,000c_ __June 1 1932
Assessed valuation 1912 4,080,102
(Assessment about 80% actual value. 4s '10 M-N 7,000c_May 1 '14-'20
Tax rate (per $1,000). 1912-$16.50 4s '11 M-N 3,000c_May 1 '14-'16
1NT. at Internat. Tr. Co., Boston. 4s '11 M-N 4,000c_Nov 1 '13-'16
10,000c_July 1 '13-'22
45 '12 J-J
TOAL DEBT Jan 1 '13_$1,038,500
MEDFORD.
assets..537,400
Sinking
fund
This city is in Middlesex County.
169,301
Borrowing capacity
Incorporated May 31 1892.
2,028,389
Total value city prpe
Notes.
17,422,800
_ __ *12,500 __July 15 1913 Tax valuation 1912
48 '03
(Assessment actual value.)
45 '03
_ -- 7,450-- --Dec 1 1913
4s '04 - 37,000_ Dec 1 1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 __$20.40
15,715
4s '05
_ - 3,650-- --Jan 1 1915 Population in 1910
4s '05 - 33,643--July 1 1915
INT. at the Eliot Nat. Bank and
45 '05
_ - 18,000-- --Dec 1 1915 Second Nat. Bank of Boston and
45 '06
___
7,500- --Jan 1 1916 Melrose Nat. Bank of Melrose.
4s '06 - -- 5,000_ ..May 1 1916
l*Outslde of debt limit.]
4s '06 .._- 16,000 _- __Aug 1 1916
_ __
2,400- __Sept 1 1916 MERRIMAC.
4s '06
45 '06
_ _- 11,000 __Dec 1 1916
This town is in Essex County.
4s '06
_ - 15,000.._ __Dec 1 1926 Inc. 1876. Population '10. 2,202.
4s '07
_ _- 7,000_ __Jan 1 1927
Water Bonds
45 '07 - -- 5,000 ...July 1 1917 45 '04
J-J 370.000c_July 15'13-'32
_ - 14,500......-Aug 1 1917
48 '07
Bonds
_ __ 10,800ept 1 1917 45 Electric-Light
4s '07
$7,000c_July 15 '13-26
48 '07
_ -- 27,239 _....Jan 1 1918 BOND.J-J
DEBT
Jan
1 '13.. $77,000
45 '08 -- 12,000.. __July 1 1928 Floating debt
15,400
45 '08
_ __
7.500_ __Oct 1 1918 Assess. val.(VI est.) 1912_ 1,339,714
48 '08 - -- 8,000........Dec 1 1918 Tax
rate
(per
$1,000)
1912---$24.00
48 '08
_ -1,700._ __Dec 1 1913
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
48 '08
--- 2.500..-Dec 22 1913
4s '09 - -- 4,000-July 1 1919
METHUEN.
48 '09
_ __ 4,200 __ __Sept 1 1919
This town is in Essex County. Inc.
48 '09
_ __
4,000- __Oct 1 1919
4s '09
_ ._ 16,500- __Dec 1 1919 In 1725. Pop'n 1910, 11,448.
Bonds
3346'09 M-N 12,500 _ ..May 1 1919 4s WaterM-N$
100,000c _ -May I 1924
43.'10
_ 13,000-- _July 1 1920 4s
F-A 30,000c __ _1913-1924
4s '10 - 1.000-- __July 1 1915 4s
A-0 25,0000_ __Oct 1 1925
45 '10
8,000....-Nov 1 1920
___
F-A 25,000c_ _.Feb 1 1928
_ __
1,000--Nov 1 1915 45
4s '10
J-D 25,0000_ _ -Dec 1 1930
48 '10
_ __
1,100 __ __Dec 1 1920 4s
A-0 12,000
1913-1924
45
___
1,500_Feb 1 '14-'16 4s
A-0 13,500 _ ..‘ _ _1913-1940
45
4,500__May 1 '14-'22 48
45 '11 if-N 3,000c_Nov 1 '13-'16 4s '10 J-D 27,000c-Dec 1 '13-'33
Sewer Loan
48 '11 ___
2,000__May 1 1916
J-J *25,000 _- _July 1 1932
4s '11 ___
1,200_ __ _May 1 1921 3348
J-J
2,500-- ...Jan 1 1914
___
6,000__..Sept 1 1922 334s
4s
J-J
4
Hs
800 -- -.Jan 1 1917
___ 13,800__ __Oct 1 1922
45
M-S
1,500-- --Sept 1 1917
434s
Play-Ground Bonds
F-A
9,000-1915 & 1916
48 '94 J-D $9,000c.. _Dec 1 1914 4s
-1920
4,400
4s '03 M-N 9,000c.. __May 1 1932 45 PumpJ-J
Loan
4s '12 F-A 40,000c..Aug 1 '13-'42 48
F-A $7,000 _ ._ -1913-1914
Bonds
Water-Works
Bonds
48 '94 J-J 332,000c_Jan 1 '14-'22 4sSchool
'10 F-Af352,000c_Aug 1 '13-'25
4.8 '94 A-0 30,000o_Oct 1 '14-'19
1 15,000c_Aug 1 '26-'30
'16-'23
1
45 '95 J-J 53,0000_July
School-liouse Notes
4s '94 J-D 25,0000-Dec 1 1922 334s
J-D $5,000
__-_-1921
16,000c_ __July 1 1923 4s
45 '97 J-J
J-J
3,500 __ __Jan 1 1925
Sidewalk Bonds
4s
M-S
5,000._ __Mch 1 1925
48 '11 F-A 37,0000_Aug 1 '13-'19 48
F-A
9,000
1917-1918
Sewer Bonds
45
J-J 10,000
Jan 1921
4s
-- $10,000__Sept 1 '13-32 4s
Jan 1922
3,000
10,000c_ __July 1 1915 Funded J-J
45 '94 J-J
debt
$409,700
April
1913
-__
1915
1
__Oct
10,000c.
'94
A-0
45
Water debt (incl.)
257,500
48 '95 F-A 161,000c_Aug 1 '16-23 Sinking
80,559
48 '94 J-J
10,000c...._July 1 1924 Water funds
76,890
(incl.)_
sinking
fund
1924
1
45 '94 A-0 10,0000-Oct
87,398
45 '96 J-J 20,000c.. __July 1 1025 Borrowing capacity
7,986,595
45 '96 J-J 41,000c_ __July 1 1926 Assess. val.(YL act.)'12
1912-__$20.90
4s '09 M-N 5,0000_ -.May 1 1939 Total tax (per $1,000)
INT. on bonds at First Nat-Bank.
45 '09 M-S
5,0000_ - _Sept 1 1939
4s '10 M-S 15.000o_ __Sept 1 1940 Bos.; on notes at City Treas. office.
48 '11 M-S
5,000c -Sept 1 1941
MIDDLEBOROUGH.
-School-House Bonds
This town is in Plymouth County.
4s '03 M-N 345,000c_ -.May 1 1922
4s '07 M-N 14.000c..--May 1 1927 Inc. In 1669. Pop. 1910, 8.234.
5
sa
48 '08 F-A 95,000c_ __Aug 1 1928
,9a1ilroma-dNLo
R
,n0000..-Nov 1 1918
4s '11 M-S 74,000c_Sept 1 '13-'31 45
ond*
-N
ghtmB
,010
48 '12 J-J 20,0000-July 1 '13-'32 4s L
s1,200c_ __Nov 1 1915
Public-Building Bonds
45 '03 J-J 338,0000&r.July 1 1913 4s '93 M-N 40,000c_Nov 1 '13-'23
48 '94 M-N 56,0000-Nov 1 1914 45 '06 F-A 20,000c_ _Nov 1'24-'27
_
1,000_ -_Nov 1 1913
48 '95 J-J
6,000c-July 1 1912 4s
School Loan
48 '95 J-J 18,000c-_July 1 1915
45 '98 F-A 80,000c_ __Aug 1 1918 45 '00 M-N 35,0000.. _.Nov 11914
2500_ __Sept 8 1913
45 '99 M-S 35,0000-M0h 1 1919 4s '03 M-S
4s '06 MN 23,100-Nov 1 '13-'26
Park Bonds
400--Dec 18 1913
4s
F-A 312,000c&r_Feb 1 1930 4s '09 _ - General Improvement Loan
48
J-J
20,000c&r_July 1 1932
,8000.Nov
--Nov 1 1915
4s '02 M-N 27,000r-Nov 1 1032 45 '00 M-N $3800o
Loan
Sewer
Drainage Bonds.
4s '12 _ __ $1,500__July 1 '17-'22 4s'91&'94 M-N $5,0000_Nov 5 1913
4s '12
9,500_ _July 1 '13-'22 Permanent debt Jan 1 1912 *114,550
Temporary loans
30,000
Fire-Station Bonds.
4s
--- $12,000. July 1 '13-'32 Total assessed val. 1912_ 4,849,792
(Assessment about full value.)
Stable Bonds
rate
(per
Tax
$1,000) 1912_ --$20.00
4s '04 J-D $15,000o_ __June 1 1924
INTEREST on light bonds payable
Municipal Loan Bonds
45 '97 M-N $198,0000 __May 1 1917 In Boston; on railroad loan in Salem:
43 '98 J-J
100,000c Jan 1 1918 on other loans in Middleborough.

MAY, 1913.]

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Bridge Bonds
4s '07 J-J $777,000r_ _Jan 1 1957
48 '10 A-0 114,000r _Oct 1 '13-19
121.000r- --Oct '20-'40
Wharf Bonds
4s '97 M-N $52,000r_ May 1 1927
4s 11 A-0 20,000r __Apr 1 '14-'21
City Improvement
45 g '03 J-D $120,000r___Dec 1 1913
4s g '05 J-J 110,000r.. _July 1 1915
4s '07 F-A 169,000r_Feb 11 '14-'16
126,000r __Feb 11 1917
430'07 A-0 97,000r-Oct 1 1917
55 '07 J-D 43,000r_ __Dec
1917
4s 8'08 J-J 108,000r_ __July 1 1918
4s '08 M-N 5 4,000r___Nov 1 1913
10,000r_Nov 1 '14-'18
330'09 J-J 182,000r.July 1 '13-'19
4s '09 F-A
7,000r_Aug 1 '13-'19
MILFORD.
4s '10 M-SJ 22,000r___Mch 1 1914
This town is in Worcester County.
1126,000r_Mch 1 '15-'20
Inc. 1780. Population '10, 13,055. 4s '10 J-D 32,000r_June 1 '13-'20
School Notes
'10 J-J 50,001k_ __July 1 1920
3 3is g M-N $2,400_-Nov 10 1916 4s
'10 A-0 50,000r_Oct 1 1920
330
M-N 35,000 __Nov 1 '13-'19 4s High-School
Bonds
3(s
M-N 6,000..Nov 10 '13-'15 3348'05 J-J $100,000r_
__July 1 1925
48
M-S 14.000...Sept 1 '13-'26
J-J 85,000r_ __Jan '14-'30
J-J 14,000_July 7 '13-'26 330'10
48
4s '11 J-J 90,000r_Jan 1 '14-'31
Sewer Bonds
49 '11 J-J
95,000r_July 1 '13-'31
4s '06 A-0$144,000
1913-1936
'12 J-J 95.000r_Jan 1 '14-'32
48 '08 M-N 42,000c_Nov 1 '13-'33 4s
4s
'12
J-D
50,000r_June 1 '13-'32
48 '11 A-0 28,000c_Oct 1 '13-'26
Bonds
BOND.DEBT Feb 1 '13_ $214,000 48Sewer
'94 A-0 $32,000r_ -Apr 1 1914
Notes
71,400 48 '95 A-0 58,000r_ __Apr 1 1925
Total valuation '12-'13 _- 9,886,558 45
g '97 M-S 69,000r.. __Mch 1 1927
(Assessment about full value.)
3348'98 F-A 35,000r_ __Feb 1 1928
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ --$18.70 3
348'99 F-A 33,000r-_Feb 1 1929
INT. on 4s at Nat. Shawmut Bk., 3 M g'02 M-S 30,000r.. _Mch 1 1932
Boston; on 348 at Milford Say. Bk. 45 g '03 J-D 30,000r-Dec 1 1933
and Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston.
45 g '05 J-J 62,000r.. _-July 1 1935
4s g '07 A-0 205,000r_ _Oct 1 '13-'37
45 '11 M-N 140,000r_May 1 '14-'41
MILTON.
4s
'11 J-D r6,000r_Dec 1 '13-'21
This town is in Norfolk County.
60,000r_ _Dec 1 '22-'41
Inc. 1662. Population 1910, 7,924.
48 '12 J-D 50,000r_June 1 '13-'42
School Loan
M-S
100,000r..Sept
1 '13-'42
48
'12
45
___ $5,000
1913-1914
330'09 M-N 93,000 __Nov 1 '13-'29 4s '13 M-S 100,000r_Mar 1 '14-'43
Water Loan
Library Bonds
'88 A-0 $20,000r_ __Apr 1 1918
45
-_- $27,500
1913-1922 45
4s '94 A-0 120,000r. __Apr 1 1924
Sewer Bonds
48 '04 J-J $2,000r _July 1 '13-'14 4s g '94 A-0 200,000c__Dec 15 1924
'96 A-0 400,000c-Apr 1 1926
-s '98 J-J
7,000
1913-1918 4s g
g '97 J-J 600,000c.-Jan 1 1927
_s '10 J-J
8,000
1913-1917 4s
J-D 48,000r_ __June 1 1930
3348'00
Water Bonds
330
F-A $5.),000c-Aug 1 '13-'17 4s '10 J-D 140,000r_June 1 '13-'40
330
F-A 150,000c --Aug 1 '18-'32 48 '10 M-S i15,000r_Sept 1 '13-'15
75,000r_Sept 1 '16-'40
Building Bonds
48 '06 A-0 $6,500c-Apr 1 '13-'16 48 '11 M-N 40,000r_May 1 '14-'41
84,000r_May 1 '14-'27
Funded debt Apr 1913_ _ $349,000
1 '28-'37
Net water debt (Incl.)
- 202,000 4s '12 M-N{50,000r_May
20,000r_May 1 '38-'42
Total valuation 1912_.27,359,780
School & Public Bldg Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..-$11.50
g '97 M-S$128,000r_ __Mch 1 1917
INT.on school 330 of 1909 at Old 4s
3348'98 F-A 92,000r___Feb 1 1918
Colony Trust Co., Boston; other 34g'99
F-A 30,000r_ _-Feb 1 1919
loans at First Nat. Bk., Boston.
3358'99 J-D 200,000r_ __June 1 1920
3348'02 M-S 65,000r_ __Mch 1 1922
NATICK.
3348'03 F-A 120,000r_ __Feb 1 1923
This town is in Middlesex County. 4s g '03 J-D 50,000r_ __Dec 1
1923
Inc.Feb. 19 1781. Pop'n 1910,9,866. 48 g '05 J-D 26,000r Dec 1 '13-'25
45 g '04 J-J 60.000r..July 1 '13-'24
High-School Bonds.
4s '12 J-J $110,000__July 1 '13-'32 4s g '05 J-J 36,000r_ _Jan 1 '13-'25
48 g '05 J-J 21,000r_ __July 1 1925
Sewer Notes
16,000r___July 1 1913
48
J-J $71,665 -----1927-1941 4s g '08 J-J f
1225,000r_ _July 1 '14-'28
Grade-Crossing Notes
48 '10 J-D 90,000r_June 1 '13-'30
48
J-J $10,500
15,000r__Jan 1 '14-'16
1914-1916
Water Notes
4s '11 J-J j 20,000r__Jan 1 '17-'21
4$
J-J $36,400
1914-1938
30,000r Jan 1 '22-'31
Sewer Bonds
4s '11 J-J 126,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'31
48
J-J $200,000 July 1 15-20-5-6 4s '10 J-D 14,000r_ _Dec 1 1930
45
J-J 25,000_ __July 15 1926 4s '12 M-S f 135,000r Sept 1 '13-'27
Water Bonds
1 40,000r Sept 1 '28-'32
3348
A-0 $45,000_0ct 1 '13-'21
Engine-House Bonds
A-0 56,000_ ..Oct 1 '22-'28
334s
M-N $20,001k_ __May 1 1927
334s
A-0 9,000--Oct 1 1929 48 g
45
J-J
Park Bonds
8,000._ __Jan 1 1930
J-J
48
7,000 - - --Jan 1 1931 48 '92 A-0$100,000r-Apr 1 1942
3348'01 J-J 28,000r_ _July 1 1951
Debt April 1 1913.
48 '07 J-J 72,000r_ __Jan 1 1957
Water debt.
.$161.400
Sinking fund
5,629
Municipal Building Bonds
Net water debt-$155,771 330'09 J-J $85,000r_July 1 '13-'29
Sewer debt.......$296,665
48 '10 J-D 90,000r_June 1 '13-'30
Sinking fund
41,610
48 '10 M-S 90,000r_Sept 1 '13-'30
Net sewer debt...255,055 4/3 '11 M-N 75,000r_May 1 '14-'31
Grade-crossing debt_ ...... 10,500
Library Bonds
Net general debt
77,786 3)48'09 J-J
Jan 1 '14-'29
High-school debt
110,060 43 '10 J-J $80,000r
85,000r__Jan 1 '14-'30
Total net debt of town_ _4609,112 45 '10 M-S 67,000r_Sept 1 '13-'30
INTEREST on coupon bonds payTotal assessed val. 1912 _ _$8,697,675
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ --$20.00 able at the office of the City Treas.;
bonds by check.
registered
INT. payable at Treas. office
STATEMENT OF DEBT. &c.,
APRIL
1 1913.
NEEDHAM.
Bonded debt
$8,748,077
This town is in Norfolk County. Sinking
funds
--------1,776,632
Inc. 1711. Population '10, 5,026.
Net debt _
6,971,445
Water Debt
Water
debt
(incl.
above)
1,923,000
4s
M-S3167,500c&r _1912-1937 Water sk. Id. (incl. above) 668,889
Refunding Bonds
Other debt exempt from
330
M-S $4,000r --1930-1932
statutory limit., incl.
48
M-S
8,000r ...
.1938
above
3,921.000
330
M-S 17,000c1 ---1930-1941 Borrow.capac. April 1 '13_ 353,057
4s
M-S 47,000cf
Assessed val., real_
62,397,550
48
M-S
5,000.
.1942 Assessed val., personal.. 39,164,784
Total valuation in 1912...101,562,334
Town-Hall Bonds
(Assessment about actual value)
48
M-S $26,500r
-1913-1922
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912- -$19.30
School Bonds
96,652
Population
in 1910 _
45
J-J 15,000r --1913-1916
The
park, bridge, high-sch.,
4s
J-J
14,000r __ -1913-1919 library,water,
municipal bldg. and wharf
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '12._ $298,000 bonds,the
bonds of'07,'11,'12
Total valuation 1012 -- -7,316,185 & '13 and sewer
the school bonds of 1904,
(Assessment at actual value.)
05, '08, '10, '11 and '12 are authorTotal tax (per $1,000) 1912_ ...$16.00 ized
outside the debt limit.
INTEREST coupons are payable
The municipal sinking fund reat Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. ceives
yearly about $100,000 and the
water sinking fund $28,000.
CITY PROPERTY.-Value in
NEW BEDFORD.
This city is in Bristol County. 19121s $9,512,736.
Incorporated March 9 1847.
Municipal Loan Bonds
NEWBURYPORT.
48 '11 M-S$169,000r__Mch 1 '14-'21
This city is in Essex County. Inc.
48 '11 J-D 75,000r_June 1 '13-'21 June 1851.
45 '11 J-J
Police-Building Bonds
18,000r_July 1 '13-'21
45 '11 J-J
17,000r_July 1 '13-'21 48 '11 M-N $26,000c_May 1 '14-'26
4s '12 M-S 135,000rMch 1 '14-'22
Overdraft Bonds
48 '12 J J 41,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'22 48 '07 J-D $10,000r
__1913-1917
48 '11 M-N 25,000r _Nov 1 '13-'21
Water Bonds (outside limit)
48 '12 M-N143,000r-May 1 '14-'22 334E4'04 J-D $249,040c_ _June '13-'34
45 '11 A-0 9.000r __Oct 1 '13-'21 48 '08 J-J 65,000c&rfly 1 '13-'38
48 '12 F-A 23,000r_Aug 1 '13-'22 48__ 13,000_ _Dec 1 '13-'19
43 '12 M-S 50,000r_Sept 1 '13-'22
Pleasant St. Bonds.
4s '13 M-N 45,000r_Noy 1 '13-'22 4s '12 J-D $19,000c..Dec 2 '13-'22
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
County seats are Lowell and Cambridge. Incorporated 1643.
Notes
45 '10 J-D $20,000-Dec 1 '13-'16
4s '13 -_- 28,000_ _Dec 1 '13-'26
Building Bonds
4s
J-D$190,000c --Dec 1 '13-'21
Training-School Notes
4s '09 J-D $25,000_ - _Dec 1 '13-'17
Court-House Bonds
45
J-D $200,000c_Dec 1 '13-'32
Permanent debt Jan 1 '13 $435,000
Tax valuation 1912_ -699,270,535
Population in 1910------ --669,915
INT. at Beacon Tr. Co.. Boston.




School Bonds
3145
J-J $35,000c&r_July 1 1922
J-D 50,000c_ ..Dec 1 1923
3348
48 '10 M-N 26,000c_Nov 1 '13-'25
Refunding Bonds
3 48'08 M-S $24,000r_Sept 1 '13-'18
45 '09 M-N 62,000c_ __Nov 1 1924
34s
-__ 30,000 __Mch 1 '14-'20
Bridge Bonds (outside limit).
330'05 M-S $21,000c&r _1913-1915
Sewer Bonds (outside limit).
45
M-S $65,000c_ __Sept 1 1919
4s
M-N 35,000r_ __Nov 1 1919
45
A-0 7,500r_ __Oct 1 1919
330
M-S 46,000r_ __Sept 1 1931
City debt Dec 10 1912Inside limit
$230,750
Outside limit
569,500
Sinking funds ___
178,778
Borr. capac. within limit
159,469
Ascess. val.(4 act.)'12__12,835,482
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$19.70
Population in 1910.
14,949
INT.atCity Treas.,at First Nat.B k.
and Old Colony Trust Co. of Boston.

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Serial Notes
48
J-J $120,000 __July 1 '13-'18
330'05 J-J 40,000 July 1 '19-'20
48 '05 J-J 10,000-July 1 1921
48 '06 .T-,T
1,383 _-_July 1 1921
4s '11 M-S 80,000c_Sept 15 '13-20
Permanent (note) debt April
$251,383
1913
Assessed val. 1912 ______ 305,112,158
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Boston.
NORTH ADAMS.
This city is in Berkshire Co. Inc.
Mch 22 1895. Pop'n 1910, 22,019.
Refunding Loans
3.15g'99J-J z$57,851.86_P1y 1 '13-20
3.15g'00M-S z14,916.64 --_Mch 1920
3.15g'00M-S z15,616.69_ __Mch 1921
3 348'01 F-A x30,533.33--Feb '21-23
348'02 A-0 z30,533.33--Mch '23-25
3 48'03 A-0 x11,533.32 -1925-1926
3 368'04 F-A x6,533.33.-Aug 1926
3.45g'05J-D z4,533.33_June 1 1926
4sg'06 F-A x1,533.32 _ -Aug '26-27
488'07 J-J z1,533.33_July 1 1927
4138'08 M-S z3,533.34_Sept 1 1927
330'09 J-D 15,000_June 15 '13-15
334sg'09J-D z3,783.33_June 15 '27
4sg'10 J-D z3,333.34_June 15 '27
4sg'10 J-D z25,000_June 15 '16-'18
3.908'11.1.-D z3.333.34_Junel5 1927
3.90g'11J-D z25,000_June 15'18-'20
Sewer Loans
3 48'98 J-D $16,000 __June 1 '13-'28
3.2g'99 J-D 11,900_ June '13-'29
3.28'00 A-0 17,000_ __Apr '14-'30
3.17g'01J-D *6,650_ __June '13-'31
3.48'02 M-N *6,620- _Nov '12-'32
48 g '03 F-A
6,300_ _- _Aug '13-'33*
1,500_ __June '13-'15
3348'05 J-J
2,000 _Aug 1 '13-'16
45 g '06 F-A
3,500 __July 1 '13-'17
4.2sg'07J-J
2,100 __Sept 1 '13-'18
4s 8'08 M-S
4,000_June 15 '13-'20
48 g '10 J-D
3.90s'11J-D 11,250 _June 10 '13-'21
Park Loans
3348'02 M-N •116.000--Dec '13-'32
Permanent Improvement Loans.
33005 M-S $6.000 __Mch 1 '14-'15
Sundry Loans
3348'96 J-D•$70,000_ June '12-'26
3.68'96 J-D •14,000_ __June '13-'26
3 g'97 A-0100,000 _ _ _Mch '13-'27
May 1914
4s g '04 M-N 3,000
Oct '13-14
48 g '04 A-0 4.000
1,200 __Mch 1 '14-'15
334s'05 M-S
5s g '07 M-N 4,000_Nov 15 '13-'17
3348'09 J-D 12,460 June 15 '13-'19
Bridge Loans
4s g '03 F-A $1,750
- _Aug 1913
5,490 -Nov '13-'15
3.5258'05
3.8734g A-0
800_ _Aug 19'13-'14
Water Loans
331s'89 J-J $56.000 __June'13-'19
3308.95J-J 78,000_-Aug '12-'34
3.6sg'051),I-N 23,000 __June 1 '13-'35
3 1-5g'99J-D 18,750-_June 1 '12-'36
4sg'04 M-N 16,600.- --Nov '12-'30
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13_ $843,550
Total valuation 1012_ __ _16,083,088
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912- -_$20.30
•Outside debt limit. x Part of
issue outside of debt limit.
INT. in Boston at Nat. Shawmut
Bk. & No. Ad. at No. Ad. Nat. Bk

NEWTON.
The city is situated in Middlesex
County. Incorporated June 2 1873
*Water Loans
A-0$300,000c&rApr'14-'17-'18
48
4s '90 A-0 250,000c&r_Apr 1 1920
4s
A-0 200,000c&rApr 1 '21-'22
4s '93 F-A 50,000c_ __Aug 1 1923
4s '94 A-0 75,000c&r_Apr 1 1924
4s '95 F-A 60,000c&r_Aug 1 1925
48 '96 J-J 70,000c&r_July 1 1926
48 '97 J-J 45,000c_ _July 1 1927
45 '98 M-S 75,000c_ __Mch 1 1928
334501 M-S 25,000r_ __Sept 1 1931
330 '02J-D 35,000c_ __June 1 1932
330'03 J-D 32,000r_June 1 '13-'28
334s'05 M-N 22,000r_ _Nov 1 '13-'34
3348'06 F-A 23,000r Feb 1 '14-'36
*Sewer Bonds
45 '93 F-A$100,000c_ __Aug 1 1923
45 '94 J-J 100,000c&r_Jan 1 1924
48 '94 A-0 125,000c&r_Oct 1 1924
45 '96 J-J 70,000e&r_July 1 1926
4s '97 M-N 100,000c&r_May 1 1927
4s '98 M-S 50,000c&r_Sept 1 1928
4s '92 J-D 98,000r_ _-Dec 1 1922
45 '92 J-D 21,000r Dec 15 1922
48 '95 J-D 70,000r_ __Dec 2 1925
330'O0 M-N 25,000r_ --May 1 1930
3.10s'01 A-0 20,000r-Apr 1 1931
330'01 J-D 50,000c&r_Dec 1 1931
330'03 J-D 32,000r.. June 1 '13-28
3348'04 J-J 34,000r_ _July 1 '13-'29
330'05 J-J
18,000r_ _July 1 '13-'30
48 '08 A-0 23,000 _Oct 1 '13-'35
3.65s'08J-D 78,000r..June 1 '13-'38
330'10 J-D 56,000-- _June '13-'40
Drains.
4s '04 J-D $29,000c&r_June 1 1914
45 '97 A-0 7,50O.--Apr 1 1917
Miscellaneous Loans
4s '10 J-J $7,000. _Jan 1 '14-'20
330'11 M-N 11,000Nov 1 '13-'21
3.65s'12M-N 38,000_ _May 1 '13-'22
4s '13 M-S 11,000_ _Mar 1 '14-'23
Highway Loans
48 '95 F-A $25,000c_ __Feb 1 1915
48 '95 A-0 52,000c&r_Apr 1 1915
48 '96 J-D •10,000-Dec 26 1915
48 '96 M-N •80,000c&r_May 1 1936
*Washington Street Loan
3s '00 J-D $45,000c_ __Dec 1 1925 NORTHAMPTON.
334s'01 J-D 35,000c_ __Dec 1 1926 • This city is in Hampshire Co. Inc.
330'02 J-D 12,000c_ --Dec 1 1927 June 23 1883. Pop'n 1910, 19,431.
3 30'03 J-D 13,000r_ --Dec 1 1928
Hospital Loans
3,500r-July 1 1929 3.658 M-S $4,000r_Sept 1 '13-'16
4s '07 J-J
6,000r _Sept 1 '13-'18
4s '95 F-A 300,000c&r_Aug 1 1935 3.858 M-S
School Bonds
4s '96 F-A 200,000c&r_Feb 1 1936
J-J $50,000c_ __July 1 1915
45 '96 J-J 60,000c&r..July 1 1936 4s
4s '96 J-D 100,000c&r_Dec 1 1936 3348'04 A-0 45,000c_Oct 1 '13-'21
2,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1913
4s '97 M-S 100,000c&r_Sept 1 1937 48 '06 M-S
9.000r _Sept 1 '13-'21
45 '97 J-D 50,000cecr_Dec 1 1937 3.65s M-S
4s '98 M-N 50,000r_ __Nov 1 1938 4s '13 J-J 25,000cJan 1 '14-'18
48 '99 J-D 63,000c_ __Dec 1 1939
Sewer Loans
330'05 A-0 $6,000c_Oct 1 '13-'15
Engine-House Loan
334602 M-S $16,000r_ --Sept 1 1922 4 4s'07 F-A
4,000c_Aug 1 '13-'16
11,000r_July 1 '13-'23
3.85s J-J
School Loans
7,000r_Sept 1 '13-'19
4s '94 J-D $50,000c_ __June 1 1914 3.65s M-S
.14
3.500r_ _ _July15 1913
9,000c&r_July 1 1914 45
48 '94 J-J
4s '95 A-0 60.000c&r_Apr 1 1915
Refunding Sewer Bonds
$45,000c_July 1 '13-'17
45 '95 F-A 75,000c&r_Aug 1 1915 330 g
48 96 J-D 50,000c&r_Dec 1 1916
Water Bonds
48 '97 J-J 100,000r
$112,000c_July 1 '13-26
Jan 1 1917 330 g
4s '97 M-S 50,000c_ -_Sept 1 1917 PERM'T DEBT Apr 1'13 $329,500
48 '98 J-J
15,000r_ __July 1 1918 Floating debt_
120,000
45 '98 F-A 35,000r-Feb 1 1918 Sinking fund assets _- 41,072
330'99 M-S 82,950r_ __Sept 1 1919 Water debt (included) _
112,000
330'01 A-0 34,000r__Oct 1 1921 Total valuation 1912
16,310,765
330'02 J-J 211,000c&r_Jan 1 1922 (Assessment about fair cash value.)
336s'02 A-0 7,850r_ __Apr 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ __$16.20
330'04 M-N 44.000r_ __May '14-'24
INT.at Hampshire Co.Nat. Bank,
330'07 F-A 126,000..Feb 1 '14-'27 Northampton
Inst. for Savings and
4s '08 J-J 283,000_July 1 '13-'28 Northampton Nat. Bank.
33009 A-0 18,000 __Apr 1 '14-'19
48 '08 J-J
4,600.- -July '13-'17
330'10 M-S 15,000_Mch 21 '14-'20 NORTH ANDOVER.
330'11 M-S 10,000_Mch 1 '14-'21
This town Is in Essex County.
330'11 J-J
5,000__July 1 '13-'17 Inc. 1855. Population 1910. 5,529.
3.65812M-N 26,900....May '14-'22
Water Bonds
415 '98 J-J $80,000c-1923
Hospital Bonds
3s '00 A-0 30,000r ..Oct 1 1920 48 '99 J-J 40,000c
_1929
3.10s'01 J-D 17,900r_ __June 1 1921 4s' 04 M-N 20,0000 ___ A914-1934
4,0000 _ --1914-1915
[Loans issued outside debt limit.] 48 '05 J-D
Engine-House Bond's
Boulevard Bonds
45 '04 J-D$100,000c&r_J'ne 1 1914 0'09 J-D $15,000c -.1914-1928
4s '94 A-0 80,000c ...Oct 1 1914
School Bonds
4s '95 A-0 80.000c.....Apr 1 1915 48 '11 J-D $22,000c_June 1 '14-'24
45 '95 M-N 100,000c_ __Nov 1 1915
Sewer Bonds
48 '96 J-J 100.000c&r_July 1 1916 4s '09 J-J $42.000c_July 1 '14-'34
45 '97 M-N 40,000r_ May 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Mayl '13 $223,000
330'99 J-D 15,000r-June 1 1919 Water debt (included) __
144,000
- 60,307
330'04 J-J
2.000r_ -.July '13-'14 Water sinking fund Jan 1'13_
INT. at First Nat. Bk. of Boston. Assessed valuation 1912_ __5,529,521
STATEMENT OF DEBT, &c.. (Assessment at fair cash value.)
APRIL 1913.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ -419.40
Municipal debt
44,273,300 INT. at Winthrop Nat. Bk., Boston.
Water debt
1,262,000
Total debt
5,535,300
Sinking fund
2,552,605 NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH.
This place is in Bristol Co. Inc.
Water sink. Id. (incl.) - - 682,954
Net debt _
__
2,982,695 1887. Population 1910, 9,562.
Paving and Drain. Bonds.
Borrow. capac. Jan. 1 '13__ 923,789
Total assess. val. 1912 __ _79,363,445 45 '12 M-S $6,000c_Sept 1 '13-'18
Total tax (per $1,0C10) 1912-417.40
Water Bonds
Population in 1910 39,806 45 '84 J-J $25,000c_ __July 1 1914
4s '89 J-J 10,000c___Jan 1 1914
4s '93 J-J 30,000c __Jan '18&'23
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Dedham is the county seat. Inc. 48 '93 J-J 32,000c__July '18&'23
1793. Population 1910, 187,506.
4s '12 M-S 20.000c-Sept 1 '13-'22

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xcvi.

Street Bonds.
4s '10 F-A 14,000r_Aug 1 '13-'16
Sewer Bonds
NO. ATTLEBOROUGH-(Con).
J-D $2,000...June 21 '13-'16.
2,000r_Aug 1 '13-'14 34s
4s '06 J-J $117,000c.July 16'13-'36 4s '10 F-A
Notes
2,000„July 1 '13-'16
$19,250__Sept 1 13-23 4s '06 M-N120,000_Nov 15 '13-'36 48 'II A-0 26,000c_Apr 1 '14-'26
Water 4s
J-J
4.600 __July 1 '13-'20
9,900 Sept 1 '13-'23 4s '07 A-0 60,000_ _Oct 1 '13-'32 48 '12 M-S 38,000c_Kch 1 '14-'42 48
do 4s
Permanent Improvement Loans.
3,500_ -.June 20 1916 FUND. DEBT Jan 15 '13 709,000
do 430
Surface Drainage Bonds.
245,000 48 '10 J-J $6,000c __July 1 1913 4s'13 ___ $14,200___Jan 1 '14-'20
3,000 _ -Sept 1 '15-'16 Water debt (included) _
do 4s
Fire Department Loan.
297,000 4s '12 J D
1,500-May 15 1914 Sewer debt (included) _ _
do 4s
5,000c_June 1 13-'17
J-D $3,000 __June 1 '13-'15
3548
6,300 __July 1 '13-'19 Electric light loan (incl) -86,000
Town 330
School Bonds.
J-D 12,500 __June 1 '13-'17
6,500 __ __June 1 1913 Borrowing capacity
266.179 4s '09 J-D $14,000c_Dec 1 '13-'19 454s
do 334s
745_ _Oct 15 1913
A-0
10,000_June 20 '14-'15 Total valuation 1912
12,572,650 4s '11 J-J
do 4s
96,000c_Jan 1 '14-'21 4s
1,500.. --Sept 1 1915 Total tax (per $1,000)912_ -422.00 4s '12 F-A 80,000c_Aug 1 '13-'22 4s '12 M-S 23,400_Mch 15 '14-'22
do 4s
_June 1 '13-'15
3,500_
45
___
1
-Sept
_
24.000
15,721
'13-'24
4s
do
Population in 1910Playground Bonds.
INTEREST on the sewer 4s of 1906
Sewer Notes.
*22,000 _Oct 1 '13-'23 4s '13 ___ 14,000_ _Jan 1 '14-'27
Municipal Loan.
48 '09 M-N $95,000c_Nov 1 '13-'23 Is payable at the First National Bank,
'Consolidated Miscell." 1910
4s '09 M-N 128,000c Nov 1 '24-'39 Boston; on the sewer 4s of 1907 at 4 As'10 J-J $56.825c
..Various 4s '12 M-N$25,200_May 15 '14-'22'
7,889_Jtme 15 '13-'16.
4s '11 J-D
4s '11 J-D 27,000_June 21 '13-'18 the Old Colony Trust Co.. Boston.
Bridge Bonds.
12,000__Jan 17 '14-'17
4s '12 M-N 5,000
1913-1917
4s '12 A-0 $20,061.46cOct 1'13-'22 48
1,375___Dec 17 1913
5s '12 ___
Electric-Light Bonds & Notes. PEPPERELL.
Miscellaneous.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $50,000c. __Jan 1 1924
45
This town is in Middlesex County 4s '12 M-N$15,500c_May I '14-'17
__Mch 1 '14-'22
$90,000r
M-S
330'02
330
J-J
4,865...July 1 '13-'19
Water Bonds
Miscell. and School Bonds.
35,0'02 M-S 15.000r __Mch 1 14-'1648 '06 M-N 22,000.May 1 '14-'24 4s '08 M-N $100.000c_May 1 '14-'38
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
4*5'07 J-D
2,000_ _June 20 1914 BOND. DEBT Nov 1912 __ $127,000 4s '12 J D$12,400c__June 1 '13-'17
48 '03 M-N $44,000c_May 1 '14-'24
GROSS DEBT Feb 1 '13 $584,315 Assessed valuation 1912_-2,268,618
Wat
ans.
Exempted loans
$11,000-----1927 98 '03 M-N 20.000c_May 1 '25-'34
-194_
498,015 Total tax (per $1,000) 191-2.-318.70 $43,500----Park Loan.
Sinking fund
99,201 Population in 1910-- --- -- _2.593 41,500-----1915 10,000.... _ __I928
J-J $2,000 __July 1 '13-'14
274,915 INT.at N.W.Harris& Co.,Inc.,Bost. 40,500--- -1916 9,000 ___ _-1929 48
Borrowing capacity
3-3
4,000-July 10 '13-'169,163,844
Tax valuation 1912_ -- _
38,500-1917 8,000--- -1930 45
2,500 __July 1 '13-'17
J-J
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912- -$19.50 PITTSFIELD.
75,000A918& 19 5,000 -----1931 45
_ -1932 DEBT FEB. 119134,000
INT. at Boston Safe Dep.& Tr. Co. Pittsfield is in Berkshire County. 142,000...1920-23
*524.9415
Incorp. as a town 1761; as a city
3,0001933 Town debt
14,500-----1924
-279,000
Water debt
1891. The sewer, water, paving and
13,500-- -1925 8,000.1934-37
68,000
Trunk sewer debt _
1926
2,000-1938-39
$119,000 of school debt, included beNORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE
93,750
High-school debt
low, is outside of the debt limit.
DISTRICT.
4s '10 X:6-$16,000e_Oct .1 '13-'20
A district in Middlesex County.
Water Bonds
48 '11 M-S 45,000c_Mch 1 '14-'28
TOT.DEBT Feb 1 '13- $965,699
M-N $50.000c _May 1 1916 0'11 A-0 9,000c_Oct 1 '13-'21
48 '06 A-0 $46,000c-Oct I '13-'35 4s
19,800,260
M-S
48 '07 M-S 18,000c_Mch 1 '18-'35 4s g
5,000c _ __Sept 1913 48 '11 J-D 18,000c_Dec 1 '13-'21 Total valuation 1912
$1,000) 1912-423.50
43.68'08 A-0 8,800c __April '14-'35 4s '08 M-N 95,000c_May 1 '14-'32 4s '12 M-S 50,000c_Mch 1 '13-'42 Total tax (per
18.219
in 1910.
,430
A-0 2,000c_1936&1937 4s '08 M-N 190,000c_Nov 1 '15-'33 4s '12 F-A 15,000c_Aug 1 '13-'27 Population
INT.at Fourth Nat.Bank,Boston.
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913._ $76,800 3 34s'04 F-A 14,000r_Feb 1 1914
Summary of Debt Jan. 1 1913.
Assessed valuation 1912_ __2,062,045 4s '09 M-N 18,000c_Nov 1 '13-'16 Municipal debt $711,496 ROCKLAND.
Fire Dist. tax (pr $1,000) '12$1.00 48 '09 M-N 100,000c_Nov 1 '13-'32 Park debt (playgrounds) _
22.000
Town in Plymouth Co. Inc. 1874.
INT. at Appleton Nat. Bk., Lowell. 45 '11 F-A 477.000 __Mch 1 '15-'39 Sewer-construction debt
623,500
Refunding Loans.
4s '11 M-N 95,000c_Nov 1 '17-'35 Water debt -709,500 330'05
$9,000r_July 1 '13-'15
M-S 290.000c_Mch 1 '14-'32 Refunding debt
4s
NORWOOD.
150,000 4s '12 J-J
F-A 35,000r_Aug 1 '13-'22
'16-'35
1
This town Is in Norfolk Co. Inc. 4s '12 M-N100,000__Nov
Street improvement debt.. 78,400
Loans.
Sewer Bonds
1872. Population 1910, 8,014.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913 2,294,896 4sSchool
'09 J-J $4,000r. Jan 1 '14-'29
4s g J-D $60.000c&rJune 1 '13-'18 Floating debt
Water Bonds
350,000 4s'11
11,000 __July 1 '13-'23
J-J
4s
F-A $25,000c_ -Aug 1 1915 3 Ms g J-D 140,000c&rJune 1 '13-'26 Borrowing capacity
136,508
($10,000 each 5th year until paid.) 45 '08 M-N 48,000c&r_Nov 1'19-'23 Total valuation
-35,376,715 4s Water-Works.
1 '14-'16
$12,000c_May
M-N
'86
85.000c&r_Feb1'24-'32
F-A
1915
1
'II
4s
8,000c_June
J-D
4s
Tax rate (per $1,000)
- „$22.00 4s '87 F-A
1912_
1912-4,000c_Feb 1 '14-'17
M-S 40,000c_Mch 1 '14-'21 Population in 1910
5,0000_ __June 1 1918 4s
J-D
4s
32,642 0 '10 J-J
16.000r_July 1 '13-'28
Paving Bonds
7.000c. __June 1 1917
48
J-D
INT. at Eliot Nat, Bank, Boston,
Library Notes.
4,0000.. __June I 1920 3 A g'04IM-N $45,000r_Nov 1 '13-'21
J-D
45
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ _ $139,000
Improvement Bonds
43 'II Sept 80,000c -1913-1932
36,000
Water debt (Included)
4s '08 J-D350,000c&rDeo 1 '13-'20 RANDOLPH.
Water Notes.
1913
School Bonds
This town is in Norfolk Co. Inc. Total assessment 1912- -- 4,827,630
J-D $2,200
330
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
1913-1920 4s g
M-N $40,000rMay 15 '14-'17 Mch. 9 1793. Pop. 1910, 4,301.
8,000
4s
J-D
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912--$22.40
33s g F-A 48,000c&rAug 15'13-'20
4.Highway Notes.
-6,928
1913-1916 4s '09 J-D 105,000c&rDec 1'13-'27 4s Water-Works.
J-D $4,300
J-D $1,500_Dec 31 '13-'17 Population in 1910
4s '09 J-D 112,000c__Dec 1 '13-'24 4s
INTEREST on water bonds due
Fire-House Notes
1917
1
__May
40,000c
M-N
1913
BOND.
DEBT
at the
payable
is
Apr
1913-$2,236,700 4s
J-D $2,000
48
M-N 20,000c___May 1 1918 1914-16 and 1914-17
Note debt......136,864 4s
Sewer Bonds.
1,000r-Dec 16 1918 New England Trust Co., Boston; on
J-D
and
school
due
bonds
1914-28
48 '07 J-D$140,000....June 1 '13-'47 Water debt (included) _-- 1,452,000 45
water
1922
1
___July
3-3 25,000c
4s '08 F-A 36,000c_Aug 1 '13-'48 Total assessed val. 1912._33,900,490 48
10,000c-July 1 1926 bonds and refunding 4s at 2d Nat.
J-J
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 _$17.00 45
School-House Notes.
M-N 3,000c -Nov 5 1923 Bank, Boston; other interest at office
J-D $28,000.....1913-1926 Population in 1910
32,121
4s
of State Treasurer.
Notes.
Refunding
1913-1926
8,000
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
J-D
330
Bank and Old Colony Trust Co., Bos- 434s'07 M N$26,000c&rMay 1'14-'37 ROCKPORT.
General Loan Notes.
Water debt Jan 1 1913.._ $102,400
J-D $9,755
1913 ton; also at City Treasurer's office.
4s
This town is in Essex County.
85,600
Other debt _
Electric-Light.
Sinking fund (water)..54,636 Inc. Feb. 27 1840. Pop.'10,4,211.
4s '07 J-D $12,500r..Dec 1 '13-'17 PLYMOUTH.
Water Bonds.
2,731,000
1912assessed
val.
Total
1
County.
J-D
'18-'27
is
25,000r_Dec
This town in Plymouth
4 365'07
J-J $13,000c_July 1 '13-'25
value.- 48
TOT.DEBT Feb 1 '13_ __ $404,755 Inc. 1620. Population 1910, 12,141, (Assessment is about actual
M-N 4,000c___May 1 1914
Total tax (p r $1,000) 1912_.$18.60 45
Sinking fund
35,902
Water Loans.
M-N 50,000c_May 1 '15-'24
48
ShawNational
Total assessed val. 1912 14,644,020 330
INT. payable at
...$20,400
330'02 M-N 10,000c_Nov 1 '13-'32
(Assessment about 95% actual value) 4s '85 J-D
5,600 __June 1 '13-'14 mut Bank, Boston.
9,000c_July 1 '13-'30
48 '10 J-J
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912- _49.50 4s '90 F-A
6,500-Aug 1 '13-'17
School Bonds.
5.600 _-Aug 1 '13-'19 READING.
48 '05 M-S $12,000c_Sept '13-'24
INTEREST paid by New Eng. Tr. 4s '94 F-A
48 '99 A-0 10,500 _-Oct 2 '13-'19
This town is in Middlesex County. 48 '07 3-3
4,000c_Jan 1 '24-'25
Co. and First Nat. Bank, Boston.
330'01 M-N 8,000 _ _May 1 '14-'21 Inc. 1644. Population '10, 5,818.
BOND. DEBT Dec 31 '12 $106,000
14,000 _July 1 '13-'33 48 '11 A-0 $9,1300c_Apr 1 '14-'21 Assess. val.(N, act.)'12-3,782,480
3 s'03 J-J
3%
ORANGE.
2,000 _ _Apr 15'14-'15
A-0
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$16.50
This town is in Franklin Co. Inc. 330'05
Bonds.
'08 F-A 19,000 __Feb 15'14-'32 45 Electric-Light
Feb. 24 1810. Pop'n 1910, 5,282. 4s
A-0 $36,000c__Oct 1 '13-'24
INT. at Nat. Shawmut Bk., Bost
--Nov 15'13'25
7,800
___
330'05
Town Hall Bonds.
43is'07 A-0 9,000r __Oct 1 '25-'33
'13-'32
1
20,000
__l
___
'07
4s
48 '11 A-0 $45,500c__Oct 1 '13-'31 330'09 ___ 10,000-------------SALEM.
---Notes.
School
Water Bonds.
This city is in Essex County.
-__ $5,000_Dec 21 '13-'17
8,000.............. 330
'10 -_
M-S $85,000c_Sept 1 '13-'30 48 Engine4s
5.200_Sept 27 '13-'16 Inc. Mch. 23 1836. Commission gov45
-House Loan.
Sewer Bonds.
ernment adopted Nov. 5 1912.
$800 _-_ _July 1 1913
Us'03 J4
Water Bonds.
M-N$20,000c_ _Nov I '13-'20 3
48
1910, 43,697.
250___Dec 15 1913
4s '03 J-D
S24,000c_June 1 '13-'15 Population
School-House Loans
Bridge Bonds.
11,000
-J-D 30,000c_June 1 '23-'25
48
F-A $4,000-- On demand 4s '05
4s
J-J $24,000 __Jan 1 '14-'19
'10 J-15 10.000.
J-D 86,000 __June 1 '16-'22 330'09
4s
430'08 F-A 16,500--..On demand 4s
14,000c_July 1 '13-'19
3,150
4s '10 J-J
J-D 15,000c_June 1 '26-'28 43 '10 J-J Loan.
45
Play-Grounds.
Sewer Loans.
J-D 10,000 - -June 1 1929 4s Municipal
4s
4 %s'08 F-A $2,500 -- On demand
'92 J-D $16,000c_June 1 '13-'17
1913
1
__Nov
M-N
$750-.
430'93
'18-'24
1
__June
7,000
J-D
4s '10
BOND. DEBT Feb 1913_ $128,000
45 '06 A-0 3,000-Oct 1 '13-'15
18,000 July 1 '13-'30
Exempt bonds
105,000 3 Us'03 J-J
48 '06 M-N 4.000--Nov '13-'16
Electric-Light Notes.
Borrowing capacity
100,971 3Yss'11 M-N 5,000
500--_June 1 1913
$12,000_Apr 27 '14-'25 4s '08 J-D
3)s
Loans.
Street
Total valuation 1912
4,132,360
4s '09 M-N 4,000 .....1913-1916
$3,900
_Aug
1 '13-'25
0'95 F-A
School Bonds.
(Assessment fair cash value.
1 '14-'15
2,000c_May
1,600 __Oct 1 '13-'14 4s
F-A $9,000c_Aug 1 '13-'15 45 '10 M-N 1,000r_-1913
Total tax (per MOW)1912_ --$22.00 3%s'04 A-0
430'07 F-A 22,500_Aug 15 '13-'17 4s
M-N 52,000.-Nov 1 '13-'25 45 '10 M-N 25,000_ _Feb 1 '14-'23
F-A
'13
INT. on water bonds at Orange
4s
School Loans.
Permanent debt Jan 1 1913 $341,700
Nat. Bk. and at office of Town 48 '95 F-A$3,461.25__Aug 1 '13-'25 Temporary loans
Trust Fund Bonds.
55,000
Treas.; on sewer bonds at Nat. Hide 48 '04 J-J
16,800--July 1 '13-'24 Total valuation 1912......6.546,867 48 '03 J4 $55.000c_July 1 '13-'23
& Leather Bk., Boston, and Orange 33is'05 A-0 5,000.Apr 15 '14-'15
School Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
1 '13-'20
Nat. Bank; all other loans at Town 330'09 J-D 16,0000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.319.50 4s '10 J-J $20,000c_July
3.000r -1913-1915
Treasurer's office.
Playground Loan.
Population In 1910
......5,818 4s '10 M-N 16,0000_Mch
1 '14-21
M-S
'12
48
$9000
4s '10 J-J
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston
Water Bonds(outside limit).
PALMER.
Fire Department Bonds.
This town Is In Hampden County. 4s '05 M-S $11,000--Sept 1 '13-'23
43 '90 J-D $64,000c_June 1 '13-'20
REVERE.
1,500r_Mch 1 '14-'16
4s '96 M-S
Incorporated Aug. 23 1775.
Armory Bonds.
This town is in Suffolk County. 48 '07 A-0 7,000---Oct '13-'19
4hs'13 ___ $21,000
4s '06 J-D $21,000 June 1 '13-'26 Incorp.
1871.
in
-June 1 '13-'15
1,500
J-D
'08
45
Bridge Loan.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913$243449.86
45 '11 M-N 5,000r - __1913-1917
43is'12 J-D $21,000__Dec 1 '13-'19 Floating debt
School Loan Notes.
75,000
6,000_ _June 1 '13-18
J-D $5.000 __Dec 2 '13-'22 48 '12 J-D
Highway Bonds.
-12,311,057 45
Total valuation 1912_----M-N 7,250_May 15 '14-'23
Pipe-Renewing Bonds.
4s '12 J-J 350,000__July 1 '13-'22 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912._$18.00 4s
M-N 19,250 _-May 1 '14-'24 4s
J J $1,500r_ _ _ _Jan 1 1914
Refunding Loan.
48
3, 00r_Mch 1 '14-'15
A-0 6,000-Oct I '13-'24 330'05 M-S
48 '98 J-J $12,000. Jan 1 '14-'19 QITINCY.
48
1
-Apr
87,500
'14-'27
F-A 15,000-.Feb 1 '14-'23
A-0
'13
4s
School-House Bonds.
This city is in Norfolk County. 4s
Playground Bonds.
J-J 12,000_ _July 7 '13-'19
43,18'07 J-J $15,000c_June 1 '13-'17 Incorporated May 17 1888.
4s
M-S 16.000_Sept 15 '13-'28 4s '11 M-S $2,000r _ _ _1913-1914
48 '09 J-J
15,000c_July 1 '13-'27
Municipal Dept-30,4s& 430. 45
F-A 4,000 __Feb 15 '14-'17
Water-Supply lids. (inside
Grammar-School Loans.
44s
DueDue1,500-J1Il3P 1 '13-'15 4s '11 M-S $8.000r -1913-1916
3-3
330'00 J-J $12,800 July 1 '13-'20 1913_ _$162,676 1918
851,750 4s
-.June
1
3,500
J-D
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13_ $123,800 1914__ 129,570 1919
Loans.
'13-'19
Sewer
4s
38,000
Assessed valuation 1912_ - _4,835.190 1915____ 115,500 1920
J-D 1S,000--June 1 '13-'30 4s '95 A-0 $14,000c..Apr 1 '14-'20
31,000 4s
J-D 45.000__Dec 15'13-'30 4s '06 M-N 2,000_ _ _May 1 1914
(Assessment about fair cash value.) 1916_ _ _ 85,500 1921
24,000 4s
___ 45,000_ _Dec 15'13-30 45 '09 J-D 27,500c_Dec 1 '13-'23
Tax rate (per MOW) 1912_ _-$16.00 1917....... 63,500 1922
11,000 4s
_ _1913-1921
___
6,000---Dec 10 1913 4s '11 M-N 9,000r
Population in 1910- ------ _ -8.610
5s
Funding Bonds.
48 ,11 M-N 18,000Nov 1 '13-'21
INTEREST is payable in Boston. 4s '12 M-S $150 000c Sept 3'13-'22
Sewer Loan.
Street Loans.
4s '06 A-0 $2,000 Feb 1 '15-'16 4s '12 M-N 6,000_ May 1 '14-'19
High-School Bonds.
_s
580.-July 1 1913
-__ $40.400 -----1913-1925
PEABODY.
J-J
4.300-July 1 '13-15 45007 A-0 $70,000c_Apr 1 '14-'27
This town is In Essex County. In- 48 '10 A-0 15,000c Oct 1 '13-'20 48
5,350 July 2 '13-'16 4s '06 J-J 210.000 _July 1 '13-'26
corporated in 1855. Town property 48 'II A-0 3,000c_Apr 1 '14-'16 45]
J-J
Sewerage Bonds (outside limit).
M-N 1,000_ _May 18 1914
48 '11 __ 20,000 __June 1 '13-'21 4s
valued at $1,683,392.
45 '11 34 44.000 __July 1 '13-'21 45
J-D 17,000.-June 1 '13-'18 354s'03 M-S $60,000-Mch '14-'33
School Loans.
A-0 5,155._Apr 1 '19-'16 33004 M-S160,000c&r.Sept 1 '13-44
330'02 F-A $45,000c Aug 15 '13-'21 4s '12__J-J 34,000c__Jan 1 '14-'22 4s
'14-'46
15,800c_July 1 '13-'17 330
3-3
6,000__Jan 1 '14-'16 48 '12 J-J
5,500--July 1 '13-'18 45 '06 F-A 82,500-.Feb 1
430'08 J-J
6,500-Feb 1 '14-'26
3 As
M-S
Sewer Loans.
500._ _Sept 1 1913 48 '06 F-A
0'11 M-S 30.000c_Sept 1 '13-'17
J-J
Electric-Light Bonds.
2,000--July 1 '13-'16 4s '06 M-S 57.500 __Mch 1 '14-'36
$115,000_1910-14 $11,000-----1938 48
Train'z-Sch. Bds.(outside limit)
- _1939 48
84,000 _ 1915-18
7,500
4s '92 J-D S40,000c_June 1 1922
___
8,475_ May 1 '14-'16
48 '12 J-D $75,000__June 1 '13-37
-- 46,000.-Aug 1 '13-'35 168,000_1919-26 16.500...1940-42
330'09
Station.
Street Bonds.
40,000_1927-28 4,000---1943 45PoliceA-0 $16,000_Apr 15 '14-'29
Water Bonds.
June 1013
4s '03 J-D $5,000
3.000.-- --1944
19.500 __1929
48 '03 F-A$105,000c_Aug 1 '13-'33
2,550r _Sept '13-'15
45 '05 M-S
Water Bonds.
18,500._ ..1930 6,000.-1945-47
48 '04 J-D 24,000c_June 1 '13-'24
3,000..1948-50 3 As'05 A-0$264,000c_Apr 1 '14-'35 4s '06 M-N 6,000.-May 1 '14-'16
52,500_1931-33
330'05 F-A 92,000c_Aug 15'13-'35
3,000 -.Sept 1 '13-'15 4s '11 M-N 4,000r -1913-1916
3346'05 M-S
66,000 _1934-37
48 '10 J-D 24,000c_June 1 '13-'20




MAY, 1913.j

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

29

AO 13,500c_Oct 1 '13-'21
330
Water Bonds.
$231.271
Sinking fund
M N 5,000c_Nov 1 '13-'17
Assessed valuation 1912.. 3.647.945 330 g F-A$150,000 _-Aug 1 1928 330
A 0 3,000__Dec 1 '13-'15
4s
..Apr
Xg'09
A-0
78.000c
3
value.)
1
actual
'14-'39
about
Assessment
48 '13 M S 25,000c_Mar 1 '14-'23
School Loans.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ __$17.50
Municipal Light Loan.
1913-1931
INT.at Boston Safe Dep.& Tr.Co. 4s '11 -__ $83,000
A-08102.000c __Oct 1 '13-'24
48
Town Debt Jan. 1 1913.
and Spencer National Bank.
Gas Sc Electric Light Bonds.
Permanent Impt. Loan_ _ __$276,600
330'09 A 0 J 12,000_ _Apr 1 '14-'19
(outside limit)
debt
Bonded
SPRINGFIELD.
1 3,000_ __ _Apr 1 1919
Sewer debt
198,146
This city is in Hampden County
2,000c_July 1 '13-'14
JJ
241,000 334s
Water debt (gross)
Incorporated as a city May 25 1852
Station Bonds.
fund
57,254
Fire
Water
sinking
Street-Ext. and Rifle Range.
1 '13-'15
$3,000„Dec
J-D
val.
1912 312,387,906 330
Total assessed
4s g '08 A-0 $30,000r __Oct 1 '13-'18
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
a Municipal Building Bonds.
A-0 $199,000c_Oct 1 '13-'33
48
rate
(per
1912-416.00
$1,000)
Tax
33ig'09 M-N $540,000.Nov 1 '13-'49 Population in 1910_ .- _......-6.204
Insurance Premium Loan.
4s g '10 M-N 380,000.Nov 1 '13-'50
A-0 $1,000__Oct 1 '13-'14
48
INT. Is Payable in Boston.
48 g '11 A-0 304,000r_0ct 1 '13-'31
A-0 2,000 Oct 1 '13-'16
48
4s g '12 M-N 525,000 Nov 1 '13-'52
PERM'T DEBT Jan 1 '13 $590.500
Fire & Police Bldg. Bonds.
TAUNTON.
....... __ 142,000
debt
Floating
This city is in Bristol County. Total assessed val. 1912 _ -10,930.508
48 g '10 A-0 $306.000r_Oct 1 '13-'30
Incorporated May 111864.
River-Front Loan.
tax (per $1,000) 1912_ ...$18.50
Total
48 g '08 A-0 $12,000r Oct 1 '13-'18
Sewer Bonds (outside debt limit).
SAUGUS.
INT. at Colonial Nat. Bank and
Fire-Department Bonds.
$83,500c&r_June 1 1927
This town (P. 0. Sta. Lynn) Is in 4s g '06 M-N $16,000 __Nov 1 '13-'16 4s '97 J-D
'98 J-D 16,500r_ _June 1 1928 Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
48
Essex County.
Abbe Ave. Overhead Crossing. 4s '98 J-D 50,000r_ -Dec 1 1928
Water Loan.
40 g '07 M-N $62,000r_ _Nov 1 1911 4s '99 J-D 30,000r_ __June 1 1929
4s
- $10,000.-- _Dec'14&16
Locust St. Extension.
4s '00 J-D 75,000c&r_J'ne 1 1930 WALPOLE.
48
7,000-Dec 1 '13&'15 4s g '11 A-0 $18,000r__Oct 1 '13-21 3
X8'00 J-D 100.000c&r_ Dec 1 1930
This town is in Norfolk County.
10,000 .Dec 1 1917
4s
School Bonds.
__June 1 1932 Inc. 1742. Population '10, 4,892.
Xs'02 J-D
3
48
-- 7,000 __Dec 1 1918 48 g '95 A-0 $35,000r_ __Oct 1 1915 3 Xs'03 J-D 20.000r_
1933
1
__June
12,000r_
Water Bonds.
48
6,500-- -Dec 1 1919 48 g '97 J-J 370.000r_ __Jan 1 1917
J-D 13.000r_ __June 1 1935 48
F-A $52,000c_Aug 1 '13-'25
- 3,000 __ _-Dec 1 1920 4s g '97 J-J 22,500r_July 1913-'17 330'05
330
Loans.
1
J-D
1936
30,000c&r_June
Miscellaneous
'06
4s
26,000_July 10 '13-'38 3348'98 J-J 52,200r_July 1913-'18 4s '07 J-D
_
4s '10
1937
June
1
4s $1,400_ __ _Sept 1 1915
ext
3,000r_
Water
8.000c_Nov 1 '13-'16 3 34g'00 J-D 20,000r.. __Dec 1 1919 330'08 J-D 20,000r_ __Dec 1 1938
__
4s '11
3.500r_ -June 1 1916
do
4s
Loan.
e
1920
School-Hous
38 g '03 J-Da125,000 _June 1
3.300r_ __June 1 1917
do 4s
'09 J-D 20,000c_ Dec 1 1939
*9,000 __July 1 '13-'15 3 3g'01 M-S 125,000r. __Sept 1 1921 45 '10
_
4s
1,200r_ _ -June 1 1918
do 4s
J-D 15,000r_ _ -Dec 1 1940
- 25,000 __May '15-'19 335g'02 A-0 55,000r_ _Oct 1 1922 4s City
330
11,700r_Oct 11 '13-'22
4s
Bonds.
do
--Aug
1
'13-'35
61,000
._
4s '05
1 1923 4s '93 J-D $15,000c_ June 1 1913 Stand pipe -isj 4.000c -July 17 1913
33ig'03 M-S a40,000c&rSept
48 '10 - 22,000.-May 1 '14-'35 33-ig'05 J-J 396.000r_ __Jan 1 1925 4s '94 J-D 21,000c_ __June 1 1914
1 3,500c_July 17 1914
7.000 July 1 '13-'19 4s g '06 M-Na207,000r__Nov 1 1926
4s '10 8,000 Dec 1 '14-'17
J-D 17,000r_ --June 1 1915 Water 4s
FUNDED DEBT Jan 1 '13 $207,500 4s g '07 M-N 43.000r_ __Nov 1 1917 4s '95
1
-.Dec
--Sept 1 '13-'21
45.000r_
1915
J-D
do
4s
'95
4s
Floating debt
- 100,000 4s g '08 A-0 88,000r Oct 1 '13-'28 4s '96 J-D 46,800r_ _June 1 1916 High-sch.4 xs 9,000
3,200 _Mch 27 1922
17,244 45 g '09 A-0 85,000r Oct 1 '13-'29 330
Sinking fund assets _
June 1 1914 School 4 Ms J-D $26,000 Dec 1 '13-21
19,000c&r
J-D
Total assessed val. 1912._ 6.343,006
a Coupon or registered.
4s '06 J-D 24,000r___June 1 1916 Fire sta'n 48 6.500__J'ne 19'13-19
(Assessment about actual value.)
North Street Ext. Bonds.
J-D 27,000r___June 1 1917 Playgr'nd 48 3,900_J'ne 19 '13-'16
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 __ 420.70 4s g '09 A-0$140,000r --Oct 1 '13-'19 4s '97
'99 J-D 45,000r_ _June 1 1919 PERM'T DEBT Apr 1 '13 $142,740
4s
8.047
Population in 1910 _
City-Hall Bonds.
330'04 J-D 33,500c&r_June 1 1924 Water debt (included) _ - 101,600
4s g '07 J-J $127,000r.july 1 '13-'27 48 '04 J-D
9,000r___June 1 1914 Total valuation 1912......6,434,562
SHELBURNE FALLS FIRE DIST. ($9,000 even years, $8,000 odd years) 3 Xs'05 J-D 30,000c_ __June 1 1915
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Park Bonds.
This district is in Franklin County.
4,500r_ _-Dec 1 1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 __ _$15.30
'05 J-D
4s
_19161940
_
_
33-ig'03 J-D $125.000r-june 1 1923 48 '07 J-D
4s '11 M-N$75.000c_
8,000r_ __June 1 1917
INTEREST payable in BostonBOND. DEBT Apr 1913._ $75,000
Sewer Bonds.
5s '07 M-N 5,000r_ __Nov 1 1917
East school 4 Ms at C. D. Parker
Assess. valuation 1912- -_ _1,222,213 3s g '00 J-D a$142,000 __June 1 1930 4s '08 J-D 12,000r_ __June 1 1918 on
&
Co.; on water ext. 4s due Sept. 1
$2.80
1912
Tax rate (per $1.000
3 4g'01 M-S 14,000r_Sept 1913-26 45 '08 J-D 50,000c___Dec 1 1918
Five Cents Say. Bank;on 0th.
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston. 3)ig'04 F-A 24,000r_Aug 1 '13-'24 4s '08 J-D 16,000c&r_Dec 1 1928 1915 at
48 g '07 M-N 20,000r_ -_Nov 1 1917 330'09 J-D 25,000c_ _ _June 1 1919 loans at the First Nat. Bank.
45 g '08 A-0 40,000r -_Oct 1 '13-'28 4s '09 J-D 12,000r__ _June 1 1919
SOMERVILLE.
Bonds.
4s '09 J-D 30,000r_ _ _June 1 1929 WALTHAM.
This city is in Middlesex County 45 Water
g '93 A-0$150,000c_ --Oct 1 1923 4s '10 J-D 25,000c_ _ _June 1 1920
This city is in Middlesex County.
and was incorporated in 1872.
__Oct
1
1920
125,000c_
A-0
335g'90
4s '11 J-D 35,000c&r_June 1 1921 Inc. as a town 1738; city June 21884.
City Bonds.
g '07 J-J a230,000--Jan 1 '14-'36 4s '11 J-D 11,000r_ _ _June 1 1931
Water Bonds.
45 '96 J-J $28,000cdirJuly 1 '13-'16 4s
1 '14-'37 4s '11 J-D
5,500r__ _June 1 1916 45 '93 J-J $20,0000_ ...July 1 1913
12,000c_July 1 '13-'14 48 g '08 J-J a240,000 -_Jan
0'94 J-J
336g'09 J4a1,000,000-Jan 1 '14-'38 48 '07 J-D 12,000r_ __Dec 1 1927 4s '94 A-0 20,000c_ A &O 1 1914
4s '95 J-J 39,000c_July 1 '13-'14 330
A-0 20,000c&r Apr 1 '15-16
J-J 364,000c__Jan 1 '14-'39 4s '10 J-D 13,1&3.33r Dec 1 1920 9s
3 ms'02 J-J
29,000c_July 1 '13-'21
INTEREST payable at First Nat. 45 '11 J-J
3,300r_ __July 1 1916 4s '97 A-0 30,000c.. __Apr 1 1917
0'97 J-J
20,000c_July 1 '13-'17 Bank,
Boston, and City Treasury.
Water Bonds (outside debt limit). 48 '98 A-0 33,000c_ __Oct 1 1918
4s 98 J-J 30,000c_July 1 '13-'18 TOTAL
DEBT Nov 30'1234,503,700 4s '87 J-J $45,000r_ _July 1 1917 330'00 A-0 20,000c_A&O 1 1920
45 '99 J-J 22,000c..July 1 '13-'19
fund
858,469 48 '98 J-J 20,000r_ _Jan 1 1918 330'05 A-0 30,500c&r Oct 1 '13-20
3358'00 J-J 32.000c_July 1 '13-'20 Sinking
'12 3,645,231 48 '98 J-J 30,000c_ __July 1 1918 45 '06 A-0 28,000c ..Oct 1 '13-'26
36,000c_July 1 '13-'21 NET DEBT Nov 30v30'12
330'01 J-J
2,383,000 48 '99 J-J
15,000c_July 1 '13-'27
4.000r_ _July 1 1919 434$'07 J-J
4s '03 J-J 49,000c_July 1 '13-23 Waterdebt(add'i)No
Water sinking fund. ... 226,717 4s '00 J-J 40.000c&r_July 1 1930 45 '08 J-J
6,000c_July 1 '13-'18
4s '03 A-0 22,000c_Oct 1 '13-'23 Net water debt (add'1)_
2,156,283 4s
J-J 30,000c&r_ _Jan 11920' 48 '09 J-J 20,000r .Jan 1 '14-'18
48 '04 J-J 31,000c&rJuly 1'13-'24
1
1922
July
506,500c&r
Bonds.
J-J
city
Street
in
4s
-The
PROPERTY.
CITY
1
'14-'25
__Apr
46,000r
330'05 A-0
10.000r_ _ _Jan 1 1922 330'03-4J4 $18,000r__ __Jan 1 1914
4s '06 J-J 33,000r __July 1 '13-'21 1912 valued its property at *12,382,- 48 '92 J-J
10,000c_ __Jan 1 1923 4s '05 J-J
11.000r_ __Jan 1 1915
of 3345'03 J-J
48 '07 A-0 72,000c&rApr 1 '14-'27 ti68, incl. $4,788,296 for property
2,512.50r_Jan '14-'16
10,000c_ ..Jan 1 1934 330'06 J-J
J-J
330'04
rewater
1912
year
In
dept.
48 '08 A-0 45,000c __Apr 1 '14-'28 water
5,600r_Jan 1 '14-'18
5,000r_ _July 1 1934 4s '08 J-J
Xs'04 J-J
330'09 A-0 76,000c_Apc 1 '14-'29 ceipts were $414,058; expenditures & 3
1935 4s '10 J-J
__ Jan '14-'20
1
7.350
15,000c&r_Jan
J-J
;48'05
3
bal.,
$22,799.
$391,259;
transfers,
'14-'30
1
48 '10 A-0 100,000c_Apr
250r ____..Jan 1914
10,000c_ __Jan 1 1936 48 '10 J-J
334s'06 J-J
43 ,11 A-0 140,000c_Apr 1 '14-'31
ASSESSED VALUATION.-Real
'08 J-J 15,000r_ __Jan 1 1938 45 '12 A-0 12,000c.......... _
4s '12 J-J 107.000c_ _Jan 1 '14-'32 estate is taken at abt. 90% cash val. 4s '08
Surface Drainage Bonds.
5,000r. --July 1 1938
_J-J
4s '12 J-J 164,000c_July 1 '13-'32 Assessed val., real
$123,602,570 45
7,000c_ _-Jan 1 1939 45 '96 J-J $6,000r_ _Jan 1 1916
4s '12 A-0 35000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1913 Assessed val., personal_ 25,927,780 3 Xs'09 J-J
5,000c_ _July 1 1916
15,000 __July 1 '13-'27 4s '96 J-J
J-J
'09
48
Lowell St. Bridge Bonds.
149,530,350
Tot. assess. val. 1912
3,000r_ __Jan 1 1918
3 348'09 A-0 $36,000c&rApr 1 '14-'49 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1912_ -_$15.50 4s '10 J-J 20,000...Jan 1 '14-'33 48 '98 J-J
_Jan 1 1922
11,000r_
J-J
1
'02
'16-'40
__Jan
48
48 '11 J-J 25.000
Sewer Bonds (outside limit).
4,000c. __Jan 1 1919
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 88,Elec. Lt. Bonds (outside debt limit) 48 '99 J-J
4s '95 J-J $39,000 July 1 '13-'25
_July 1 1919
4,000c.
J-J
was
it
62,059.
330'99
1
e
1927
1900
in
926;
J-D$125,000c&r_Jun
'97
4s
Sewer Bonds (inside limit).
3,000c..-July 1 1920
7,500c&r_June 1 1917 330'00 J-J
48 '97 J-D
$2,0000_July 1 '13-'14
48 '94 J-J
10,000c&r_July 1 1922
3,500r_ __June 1 1918 330'02 J-J
48 '98 J-D
10.000c_July 1 '13-'22 STONEHAM.
48 '97 J-J
1,005c_ __Jan '14-'18
This town is in Middlesex County. 4s '98 J-D
5.000r_ _-Dec 1 1928 45 '08 J-J
15,000c&rJuly 1'13-'27
3 X8'02 J-J
Jan 1914
600r.
3,000r_ _-Dec 1 1920 4s '10 J-J
3 Xs'00 J-D
45 '98 J4 11,000c_July 1 '13-'23 Inc. 1725. Popula. 1910, 7,090.
2,500r_ __Jan '14-'15
Sewer Bonds.
330'02 J-D 175,000c&r_June 1 1932 4s '10 J-J
19.000c_July 1 '13-'31
3%s'01 J-J
1
1
'13-'30
JD
1937
45,000c&r_J'ne
Bonds.
4s
394,000c_June
Sewer
4s '07 J-D
16,000c&rJuly1'13-'28
4s '03 J-J
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 '1142,409.683 4s '93 A-0•$50.000c_ __Apr 1 1921
School Bonds.
17,000c_July 1
43 '04 J-J
16,100 4s '92 J-J •25,000c_ _July 1 1922
A 0 $17,000c_Apr 1 '14-'19 Floating debt
330'05 A-0 22,000r_Apr 1 '14-35 330
Playground Notes.
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 1911 2,425,783 45 '92 J-J •15,000r__Dec 31 1922
14,000c_July 1 '13-'26
48 '06 J-J
930,483 48 '93 A-0 •10,000c_ __Apr 1 1923
$4,000_ May 1 '14-'17 Sinking fund
48 '07 A-0 48,000r._Apr 1 '14-'37
Water Bonds.
NET DEBT Dec 1 1911_ _ 1,495,300 45 '93 A-0 •5.000c_ __Oct 1 1923
4s '08 A-0 25,000c _Apr 1 '14-'38
m-N $79,000c_May 1 '14-'29 Water debt (included) _ _ _
762,500 4s '94 A-0 5,000c.. __Apr 1 1924
3348.09 A-0 26,000c&rApr 1 '14-'39 3;is
Jan 1 1927
7.000c
M-Nt10,000c_May 1 '30-'31 Water sinking fund (incl.) 376,383 48 '97 J-J
0'10 A-0 27,000c_Apr 1 '14-'40 45
1
1.000r_ _July 1 1913
7.000c_June
334803 J-J
'13-'19
1912-24.035,979
Total valuation
48 '11 A-0 18.000c_Apr 1 '14-'31
DEBT Apr 1913_ $215,000 (Assessment about actual value.) 330'05 J-J
2,000r......Tan 1 1915
4s '12 J-J
14.0000-Jan 1 '14-'27 BOND.
14,000c_July 1 '13-19
5,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 _.$19.80 4s '06 J-J
Notes outstanding
Water Bonds.
5,000r__July 1 1921
-34.259 45 '06 J-J
48 '00 A-0 $16,000c_Oct 1 '13-'20 Total assessed val. 1912- -5,260,000 Population in 1910.
375r....Jan '14-'18
J-J
'08
48
48 '89 A-0 6,000r _Oct 1 '13-'14 (Assessment 80 to 00% of actual val.)
is
bonds
coupon
on
INTEREST
1912..
$1,000)
1914-1933
(per
20,000
-$21.80
tax
_.Total
434s'13
4s '89 A-0 10.000r _-Oct 1 '15-'19
payable at the Webster & Atlas Nat.
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
0'88 J-J
6,0000_July 1 '13-'18
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Boston. Bank of Boston. Registered inter- 334s'03
1 1913
__July
$2,000r_
Park Bonds Outside limit).
Treasurer.
est remitted by City
1,750r_.Jan '14-'20
48 '10 J-J
3 348'02 J-J $17.000c4cauly 1'13-'29 STOUGHTON.
Cemetery Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1'1341,592.000
This town is in Norfolk Co. Inc. TISBURY.
$4,900r __Jan 1 '14-'20
'10 J-J
Water debt (Incl. above)38,000 Dec. 22 1726. Popu'n 1910, 6,316.
This town (P. 0. Vineyard Haven) 48School
Bonds.
Borrow. capac. Apr 1 '13_
193,170
Water Loan.
Is in Dukes Co. Inc. July 6 1671. 330'00
J-J $102,000c_ _July 1 1920
Total valuation 1912- -- -.64,916.540 48
A-0 $85,000c. __Part yearly Population 1910, 1,196.
330'01 J-J 31,000c_ _Jan 1 1921
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1912-.418.80 4s
J-D 88.000c_ __Part yearly
School Bonds.
330'01 J-J 38,000c&r July 1 1921
Population in 1910.........-77,236 4s
12,000c_ __Part yearly 48
J-J
$11.400r
1930 330'02 J-J
15,000c_ __July 1 1922
Loan.
bonds
e
payable at
School-Hous
INT. on coupon
Water-Works Bonds.
&r Jan 1 1923
48
J-J $3,000c_ ....Part yearly 4s '06 M S 383,000c_Sept 1 '13-'36 330'03 J-J 43,000c
National Security Bank, Boston.
13,000r Jan 1 '14-'26
J-J
33l8'06
Refunding Bonds.
31.400
Coupon bonds may be changed for
Notes outstanding
__Jan 1 '14-'18
2,500r
J-.T
'08
48
_Part
is
J-J
$40.000c_
434$
yearly TOTAL DEBT Feb 6'13-- $94,400 45 '12 A-0 19,000- --Apr 1 '14-'32
registered bonds if application
made prior to one year of maturity BOND. DEBT Apr 191-3-- $228,000 Assess. val.(4 act.) '12.... A,689,088
Building Bonds.
25,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1913.. -.$11.00
Floating debt ..._
of bonds.
330'02 J-J $22.000c.. __Jan 1 1922
In place of an accumulating sinking Assessed valuation 1912_ -3,893.380
487.50r_Janl'14-'16
INT. on water bonds at Martha's 330'06 J-J
fund, the city raises each year by tax- (Assessment about 70% actual val.) Vineyard
430'07 J-J 10,000c_July 1 '13-'22
Vineyard
Bk.,
Nat.
Haven;
Tax
rate
1912-$22.80
$1,000)
applied
(per
ation a sum of money which Is
Jan 1914
150
'10 J-J
&
4s
D.
Parker
C.
at
bonds
on
school
to the redemption of bonds, which
INTEREST on the water loans of
Public Playgrounds.
when paid are canceled. Value public $85,000 and $88,000 is payable at Co., Boston.
330'03 J-J •$31,000c_ __July 1 1933
property Jan. 11913. $5,677,038 63 the Old Colony Trust Co., Boston; on WAKEFIELD.
Public Park Bonds.
the $12,000 water and $3,000 school
This town is in Middlesex County. 48 '93 A-0 *20.000c_ __Oct 1 1923
loans at the Exchange Trust Co.; on Inc.
SOUTH HADLEY FIRE DISGrade-Crossing Bonds.
11.404.
'10,
Popula'n
1868.
the refunding bonds at the InterTRICT NO. 2.
$1,000r_ __July 1 1915
330'05 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
This district is in Hampshire Co. national Trust Co.
45 '08 J-J
500r Jan 1 '14-'18
1921-1930
$60,000c____
M-N
Xs
3
Water Bonds.
Feb 1 1912 $634,500
DEBT
BOND.
'13-'20
M-N 40,000c._Nov 1
334s
4s '11 J-J S56.000___Jan 2 '14-'41 SWAMPSCOTT.
319,085
Sinking
...
fundsM-N 100,000c _Nov 1 '31-'40 Water debt (additional)
443,099
6,000c
48 '12 J4
This town (P.0.Ind. Sta. Lynn) is 3 As
A-0 50.000c--0ct 1 '13-'42 Water sinking fund (add'i) 282,535
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913_358,000 in Essex County. Inc. May 21 1852. 330
M N 2,500__-_Oct 1 1913 Borrowing capacity
330
Assessed valuation 1912 - - -.672.000
371,998
Stone-Crusher Bonds.
1923-1935 Assessed valuation, real 20,196.700
M-N 13,000
District tax (per MOW)1912 _-$5.50 4s '11 _ -- $1,500
1914 330
Assessed val., personal.... 8,854,088
Sewer Notes.
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Boston.
Fire Bonds.
$4,000
1913-1916
A-0
45
.29,050,788
Total valuation 1912
1913-1917
48 '11 ___ $4,800
(Assessment at full value.)
Water Meter Notes.
Sewer Bonds.
SPENCER.
-$15.90
This town is in Worcester County 330
M-S$138,000 -.Sept 1 '13-'42 -8 '12 ___ $14,000__Apr 1 '14-'22 Tax rate (per $1,000)
Population in 1910---------27,834
48
School Loans.
M-S 13,000--Sept 1 '13-'25
Inc. 1763. Population '10. 6,740.
Es
loans.)
Special
1
__Oct
$2,000c_
1913
0
A
4$
48
'14-'25
12,000-Sept
1
M-S
Water Bonds.
INT. is largely payable at the BosM N 6,000c_Nov 1 '13-'18
4s
J-J $240,000c_ __July 1 1914 48 '11 ...._
1913-1920 48
7,500
3,000c..Dec 1 '13.'15 ton Safe Dep. & Tr. Co.. Boston.
JD
1913-1914 330
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ - $240.000 4s '11 _ __
3.100

SALEM (Concluded)Police-Station Bonds
45 '12 M-S $90,000c_Mch 1 '14-'22
7.000„Dec 1 '13-'19
4s '13 J-D
Electric Equipment Bonds.
43 '13 A-0 $20,000__Oct 1 '13-'22
Surface Drainage Bonds.
4s '13 F-A $10,000_ _Feb 1 '14-'23
Fire-Engine Bonds.
4s '12 M-S 15.0000_blch 1 '14-'18
Public Park Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $13.000 __July 1 '13-'26
TOT.BD. DT. Apr 1913-$1,283,000
80,000
Water loans (included) --120,000
Borrowing capacity
Total assessed val. 1912-36.504.826
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..--$18.00
INT. at Merchants'Nat.Bk,Boston




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MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

WATERTOWN.
WEST SPRINGFIELD.
This town is in Middlesex County.
This town is in Hampden Countyl,
Incorporated Sept. 17 1630.
Population 1910, 9,244.
School-House Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s '94 M-S $4,000c_Sept 1 '13-'14 48 '12 F-A $40,000c_Aug 1 '13-'32
4s '05 M-N 36.000c_May 1 '14-'25
General Purposes.
2,000 -_ __July 1 1913 58
4s '09 J-J
- $9,000 _ -May 5 '14-'22
2,000.--Sept 1 1914 4s
48 '09 M-S
A-0 6,000 _Oct 1 '13-'18
Street Loan.
Refunding Bonds.
3345'05 M-N $60,000c_May 1 '14-'23 4s
M-N$100,000_May 1 '28-'29
4s '07 M-N 38.000c_May 1 '14-'23 48 g
M-N 25,000c_ --Nov 1 1933
4s '07 M-N 12,000c_May 1 '14-'19
Water Bonds.
J-J
4s
12.000 --July 1 1913 4s g
$25,000 __Am 1 1929
48 '12 A-0 4,000 Apr 1 '14-'17 48 g
A-0 25,000
1 1930
Fire Station & Site Bonds.
4s
_ -- 165,000 _--Apr 1 1927
'11
J-J
4s
$9,000c_July 1 '13-'21 330 g A-0 50,000__ __Oct 1 1930
4s '12 A-0 5,000__Apr.1 '14-'18 48 '05 - -- 36,000 - --1913-1930
Drainage Bonds,
Bridge Bonds.
330'05 M-N $10,0000.--May 1 1915 -5 '07 _
$25,000
43 '06 M-N 10,000c-May 1 1916 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1912_ $476,300
4s '07 M-N 5,0000. _May 1 1914 Water debt (included) _- 332,000
334s'03 J-J
8,000c_ _July 1 1913 Tax valuation 1912_ -- --8,309,338
330'02 A-0 2,000 __ __Oct 1 1913 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$16.50
45 '09 J-J 10,500...July 1 '18-'19
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.,Bost.
45 '10 M-S
3,500 __Sept 1 1920
4s '11 J-J
8,000c_July 1 '13-'20 WEYMOUTH.
Water Bonds.
This town is in Norfolk County.
330'99 J-J 3144,000c __Jan 1 '14-'29 Incorporated 1623. The town's total
4s '04 J-J 110,000o_July 1 '13-'34 assets on Jan. 1 1913 were figured to
4s '12 J-J
5,000__July 1 '13-'17 be $1,414,019, including water-works
property valued at $550,189.
53Templeton Fund.
$500 _ Perman't no
Water Bonds.
M-N $300,000c-Nov 1 1914
High-School Notes.
• 48
43 '10 A-0 $80,000c_Apr 1 '14-'29 4s
M-N 50,000c_ _-Nov 1 1917
43 '10 M-N 16,000c_Nov 1 '13-'20 48
M-N 21.000o ..Nov 1 1919
4s '12 J-J
3,500__July 1 1913 4s
M-N 29,000c_ __Nov 1 1920
43 '12 J-J 27,500__July 1 '13-'21 48
M-N 15,000c_ May 1 1921
Refunding Bonds.
M-N 30,000c_May 1 '24-'27
4.8
4s '09 M-N $4,000c.. __Nov 1 1917 3348
M-N 45,000c_May 1 '33-'41
M-N 46,000 __May 1 '14-'36 4s
4s
M-N 6,000c_May 1'29&'31
4s '11 J-J
11,000c_July 1 '13-'23 48
M-N 12.000c_May '30 & '32
Sewer Bonds.
General Purpose Notes.
43 '06 A-0 $7,000c-Apr 1 1916 4s
36.000_ _Dec 2 '13-'17
43 '10 M-S
5,500-- __Sept 1 1920
Town-House Notes.
48 '11 M-N 6,000c_May 1 '14-'19 4s '07 J-D $11,000_Dec 15 '15-'16
4s '12 A-0 17,000__Apr 1 '14-'21
School Notes.
4,500_ _July 1 '13-'16 330
4s '12 J-J
M-N $17,500c_May 1 '14-'20
45
F-A 10,000 _ -Nov 1 '14-'23
Municipal Loan Bonds.
4s '08 M-N $9,225c. __May 1 1917 4s '07 M-N 40,000 __Nov 1 '19-'26
Bridge Notes.
Engine-House Bonds.
45 '05 F-A $13,000c_Aug 1 '14-'15 48 '07 J-D $5,000 June 1 '13-'17
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13_ $766,225 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 'IL._ $513,000
254,000 Floating debt__ ......... 167,000
Water debt (included) _ __
46,607 Sinking funds
Borrowing capacity -----367,691
Total assessed val. 1912..15,892,000 Water sinking fund (incl.) _ 358,943
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912- -$18.20 Total valuation 1912
_9,957,156
Population in 1910----------12,875 (Property assessed at actual value.)
INT. on water 4s at the Boston Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.. __$17.25
Safe Deposit & Trust Co.: refunding Population in 1910
12,895
notes and school 4s of 1909 at Old
INT. on town and school debt at
Colony Trust Co., Boston, on other Town Treasurer's office; other loans
loans at Fourth Nat. Bank, Boston. at the Shawmut Bank, Boston.
WELLESLEY.
WHITMAN.
This town is in Norfolk Co. Inc.
This town is in Plymouth Co. Inc.
Apr. 6 1881. Popula.'10, 5,413.
March 4 1875. Pop'n 1910,7,292.
Water Works.
South Abington Water Bonds.
M-S $18,000c_ -_Sept 1 1913 4s
48
M-8 $100.000r_1913 & 1916
4s
M-S 12,000c_Mch 1 '22-'27 45Town Water Bonds. .
2,000c_ __Sept 1 1922
4s
M-S
M-S $20,000r __ _.....1925
4,000c_Mch 1 '14-'15
M-S
4s
Town Hall Bonds.
45
M-S $77,000r
M-S J 2,000c_ -Mch 1 1916 4s
1926
1,000c_ __Mch 1 1920
School Bonds.
4s
J-D $13.700r
M-S1 60,000c_Mch 1 '14221 48
1913
48
4,000c_Sept 1 '18-'21 4s '12 -_5,000c_Dec 1 '13-'22
M-S
4s '09 M-S 12,000 -----1916-1927 4s '12 __- 45,000c_Dec 1 '13-'27
Fire Station Bonds.
Building Bonds.
J-D $6,000r
4s
M-S
_1914
$800c-__Sept 1 1913 4s
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913_ $236,650
Parkway Bonds.
83,442
M-S $12,000c_Sept 1 '13- 24 Sinking fund
4s
4s
7,500 __Mch 1 '13-'28 Total valuation 1912
M-S
5,538,426
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Park Bonds.
Is '10 M-S $5,000 _ --1917-1926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912- --$20.50
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bos.
School Bonds.
4s '05 M-S $78,000c_Sept 1 '13-'24
4s '10 M-S 75,000 __Sept 1 '15-'29 WILLIAMSBURGH.
This town is in Hampshire Co. Inc.
Electric-Light Bonds.
M-S $8.0000_Sept 1 '13-'15 Apr. 24 1771. Pop'n 1910, 2,132.
4s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '12.. $502,000
Water Bonds.
Water debt (included) _ -- 284,000 48 g '03 J-J $50,000c_ -July 1 1933
Floating debt (additional)
20,000 BOND. DEBT May 1913- $50,000
Sinking fund assets
159,494 Floating debt.............. 4.500
Total valuation 1912- _- -16,738,710 Sinking fund _
10,398
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _412.00 Assessed valuation 1912_ ..A,080.869
INT. at Boston Safe Dep.dar.Co. (Assessment about fair cash value.)
Tax rate (per MOM 1912- -$18.75
INT. at Hampshire Co. Nat. Bank.
WESTBOROUGH.
This town is in Worcester Co. Inc. WINCHESTER.
Nov. 1717. Popula. '10, 5,446.
This town is in Middlesex Co. Inc.
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $31,000r --------1922 April 30 1850. Pop'n 1910, 9,309.
4s
Water Bonds.
1926
M-N 10,0000
45
J-D $15.000c_June 1 '13-'27
330
M-N 30,000c_ -Nov 1 1928 334803
4s
M-N 50,000c..May 1 '14-'17
'14-'30
-May
1
17,000
M-N
4s '10
330'03 M-N 6,000c_Nov 1 '21-'22
Water Bonds.
48 '95 M-N 11,000c_ _Nov 1 1925
4s
M-S $20,000r_-Sept 16 1916 330'00
M-N 4,000c_....May 1 1917
2,000r.-Sept 16 1919
M-S
45
5,000r ----1920 330'00 M-N 2,000c___May 1 1914
M-S
4s
1925 330'03 M-N 1,000c__May 1 1916
M-S 19,000c
4s
M-N 6.0000- -_Nov 1 1925 4s '98 J-D 33,000c_June 1 '26-'28
4s
330'02 M-N 12.000c_Nov 1 '29-'30
School Notes.
Sidewalk Bonds.
1913-1926
4s '06 M-N$24,500
4s'13
___ $20,000_ _May 1 '14-'20
PERM'T DEBT Jan 1 '13 $169,500
Playground Bonds.
Temporary & dem'd notes 14,000
43,299 4s '94 J-D $50.000c_Dec 1 '15-'24
Sinking funds
3,232.686 48 '98 J-D 12,500c_ __Deo 1 1928
Tax valuation 1912
Stable Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-418.50
330'03 M-N $3,0000_Nov 1 '13-'15
School Loans.
WESTFIELD.
3345'03 A-0
1 '13-'31
This town is in Hampden Co. Inc. 330'05 A-0 $74,000c__Oct
8,000c_ Oct 1 '19-'20
May 29 1669. Pop'n '10, 16,044.
Surface Drain Loans.
Water Bonds.
4s '12 M-N $15,000c_May 1 '14-'18
48 '97 A-0 440,000 __Oct 1 '13-'22
Park Bonds.
15,000 __July 1 '13-'27 48 Public
4s '02 J-J
'11 M-N $87,000c_Nov 1 '13-'41
Gas and Light Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
330'09 J-D $68.000--June 1 '13-'29 45 '95 J-D $100,000c_Dec 1 '17-'24
4s
A-0 64,000--Oct 1 '13-'34 FUNDED D'T Apr 3()'13_$494,500
Sewer Bonds.
Water debt (included)
148,000
4s '07 M-N 310.000-Oct 1 '13-'22 Total assessed val. 1912-15.166,425
3348'04 A-0 .50,000--Oct 1 '13-'22 (Assessment at fair market value.)
334s'04 A-0 32,000 __Oct 1 '13-'20 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 _.. -418.00
Highway Bonds.
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co.
4s
A-0 $81,500__Oct 1 '13-'21 Nat. Shawmut Bank, Boston. and
Jail Bonds.
4s '11 A-0 $7,000-Oct 1 '13-'19 WINTHROP.
High-School Notes.
This town (P. 0. Sta. Boston) is in
4s '06 M-S $9,100_ __Mch 1 '14-'16 Suffolk
County. Incorp. in 1852.
PERM'T DEBT Jan 20'13 $380,300
Municipal Loans.
Water debt (included).
55,000 4s '10 A-0 $72,000c_Oct 1 '13-'20
Tax valuation 1912-_10,822.115
J-D 16,0000__Dec 1 '13-'20
(Assessment about M actual value.) 45
A-0 39,873c_Apr 15 '14-'23
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_417.00 434s'13
School Bonds.
INTEREST on water bonds at 4s '08 M-N 332,000_Nov 15 '13-'28
First Nat. Bank, Boston; on others
Shore Road Loan (Notes).
at Hampden Nat. Bank, Westfield 330'01 J-D $2'3,000--June 1 '13-'26




xcvr.

Culvert & Safety Vault Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '11 J-D $1,000___Dec 15 1913 48 '08 J-D $5,000r __June 1 1918
Land Purchase (Notes).
3348'12 J-J
10,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1922
330'08 J-J
36,450_ _July 1 '13-'18
Sidewalk Bonds.
330'03 J-J
3,787_ __July 1 1913 45 '08 A-0 $25,000r___Apr 1 1918
3345'05 A-0 2.119.25_Apr 22 1915 4s '08 J-J
10,000r_ _July 1 1918
School Notes.
330'09 J-J 25,000r_ _Jan
1919
330'01 M-N $4,000 __Nov 1 '13-'16 48 '10 J-J 25,000r__ Jan 11 1920
Park Improvement Notes.
48 '11 J-J
15,000r_ _Jan 1 1921
330'03 M-N $5,000
Nov 10 1913 4s '11 J-J
10,000r_ _ _July 1 1921
Highways Notes.
334s'12 J-J 25,000r__ _Jan 1 1922
334s'04 M-N $1,500___May 12 1914 4s '13 J-J 20,000._ _ __Jan 1 1923
3348'04 J-D
1,600___Dec 31 1913
Beaver Brook Loan.
Hose House & Refunding Notes 330'06 A-0 $25,000r_ _Apr 1 1916
330'05 A-0 $7,300_ _ _Apr 15 '14-'15 48 '08 J-D
1 1918
Highway & Gen. Loan Bonds. 334s
A-0 37,000r_ __Oct 1 1915
4s '11 A-0 $27,000c_Oct 15'13-21 45
A-0 7.000r_ _Oct 1 1917
Cemetery Notes.
330
A-0 45,000r__Apr
1919
48 '06 F-A $3,570.72_Aug 1 1916 4s '10 J-J 50.000r.. _Jan 1
1 1920
Refunding Bonds.
Funded Sewer Loans.
3Us'08 J-D $73,000_June 29 '13-'26 4s
J-J $100,000r.. _Jan 1 1916
4s '08 J-D 14,000June 30 '13-'17 4s
J-J 200,000r_ __Jan 1 1927
Playground Bonds.
J-J 300,000r_ -.July 1 1928
4s
4s '11 J-J $30.000c_ _Jan 1'14-'25 3345
J-J 170,000r_ __July 1 1929
Veteran Building Notes.
3348
A-0 20,000r- -Apr 1 1920
4s '08 J-J
$400 __July 15 1917 3345
A-0 400.000r .Apr 1 '30-'31
Water Bonds.
3.30
A-0 90,000r .Apr 1 1932
4s '08 J-J $125,000_ _Jan 1 '14-'38 330
A-0 35,000r_ _Apr 1 1933
4s'09 J-J 52,000__Jan 15 '14-'29 350'05 A-0 60,000r_Apr 1 '34-'35
4s '10 J-J
14,000 __Jan 1 '14-'20 330'06 A-0 20.000r.--Apr 1 1936
4s '10 J-J 20,000_Jan 1 '21-'30 4s '07 A-0 50,000r_ _Apr 1 1917
Street Notes.
4s '08 J-J
25,000r____Jan 1 1918
48 '08 M-N $9.409.81__May 1918 4s '08 J-D 25,000r.... _June 1 1918
4s '10 J-D
2,586.41_Dec 26 1920 4s '08 J-J
12,000r_ _July 1 1918
Sewer & Drains (Notes).
334s'09 J-J 35,000r-Jan 1 1919
330'03 J-J $2,180.-July 1 1913 330
A-0 20,000r-Apr 1 1919
334s'04 M-N 1,660 _May 12 1914 45 '09 A-0 20,000r __Oct 1 1919
330'05 A-0
1,710 _ _Oct 12 1914 48 '10 J-J 50,000r_ -Jan 1 1920
334s'05 J-D
4,875 -Dec 5 1915 48 '11 J-J 25,000_ _Jan 1 1921
45 '08 J-D
4,885 -- _June 22 1917 48 '11 A-0 50,000r.....Apr 1 1921
4s '09 J-D
4,750 ___Dec 27 1917 48 '11 J-J 25,000r_ _July 1 1921
4s '09 J-D
4,995 _Dec 13 1918 3348'12 J-J 25,000r__ _Jan 1 1922
Fire Hose Notes.
4s '12 A-0 100,000r_...Apr 1 1922
48 '08 J-D $1,012 __ _June 22 1918 48 13 J-J 95,000r__ _ _Jan 1 1923
FUND.DEBT Apr 29'13 $677,350 48 '12 A-0 15,000r_ ___Oct 1 1922
Water debt (included)._ _ 215,000
Funded Park Loan.
Borrow. capac. May 5'13
73,496 330
J-J $8,500r_ __July 1 1932
Tax valuation 1912
_14,761,520 4s
A-0 250,000r_ ....Apr 1 1938
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-- --$19.20 330'05 A-0 56,300r-Oct 1
1915
Population in 1910 ___10.132
Catch Basin.
INT. at Old Colony Tr. Co., Bos. 45 '08 A-0 $10,000r_ _Oct 1 1918
330
A-0 10,000r_ _.Apr 1 1919
Fire Bonds,
330'05
A-0
$26,000r-Apr 1 1915
WOBURN.
17,000r_ _July 1 1918
This city is In Middlesex County. 4s '08 J-J
4s '10 J-J
15,000r_ __Jan 1 1920
Municipal Loans (inside limit).
Grade-Crossing Abolition.
48 '04 M-N $2,000o Nov 1 '13-'14 4s '08 J-J $50,000r_ _July 1 1918
48 '05 A-0 6,000r_Oct 1 '13-'15 334s'09 J-J 100,000r_ __Jan 1 1919
48 '06 J-J
8,000c_July 1 '13-'14 4s '10 A-0 100,000r __-Oct 1 1930
4s '06 J-J
8,000c&rJuly 1 '15-16 3348'10 J-J 100,000r _ __Jan 1 1930
4s '11 J-J 51,480r_July 1 '13-'21 4s '12 A-0 50,000r-__Apr 1 1922
53 '07 J-J 20,000c&rJuly 1 '13-17 48 '13 J-J 30,000r__Jan 1 1923
4s '08 J-J 30,000c_July 1 '13-'18
Rifle Range Bonds.
48 '09 J-J 28,000c_July 1 '13-'19 48 '08 J-J $12,000r ..Jan 1 1918
4s '09 J-J
7,000r _July 1 '13-'19 4s '08 J-J
14,000r_ ...July 1 1918
4s '10 J-J 40,000c_July 1 '13-'20
Funded City Loans.
4s '12 J-J 46,500c_July 1 '13-'22 48
A-0$650,000__Apr 1 '25-'27
Playground Debt (Outside Limit) 330
A-0 28,000r_ _Apr 1 1914
4s '09 J-J
$2,500c_July 1 '13-'17 4s '07 A-0 10,000r___Apr 1 1917
Highway Bonds (Inside Limit).
Public Playground Loans.
48 '05 J-J
$1,500r_July 1 '13-'15 48
A-0 $36,000r_ _Oct 1 1918
4s '05 M-S
J-J
1,500r_Sept 1 '13-'15 330
50,000r- _July 1 1929
45 '05 M-N 1,500r_Nov 1 '13-'15 4s '12 A-0 30,000r_ __Apr 1 1922
School Bonds (Inside Limit).
Hospital Bonds.
48 '05 J-J $1,950rjuly 1 '13-'15 4s '07 A-0 $45,000r_ -.Apr 1 1917
Fire Dept. Bonds (Inside Limit). 45 '08 J-J
4,000r_ __July 1 1918
48 '05 J-j $1,800r_July 1 '13-'15 48 '13 J. J 15,000r___Jan 11023
4s '06 J-J
2.000e_July 1 '13-'14 48 '12 A-0 177,000r___Oct 1 1922
Sewer Debt (Inside Limit).
Building Bonds.
4s '06 J-J
$800c_July 1 '13-'16 330'05 A-0 $15,000r_Apr 1 1915
4s '08 J-J
1.300r July 1 '13-'15 4s '10 J-J
10,000r_ -July 1 1920
High-School Debt(Outside Limit). 330'12 A-0 9,000r___Apr 1 1922
3348'03 F-A $4,000r_Aug 1 '14-'15 48 '12 J-J 12,000r ..July 1 1922
4s '06 F-A 54,000r_Aug 1 '15-'33
Police-Station Bonds.
4s '06 J-J
7.600c_July 1 '13-'31 48 '11 J-J $20,000r_ __Jan 1 1921
High-School Debt (Inside Limit).
Street Paving Loans.
4s '06 J-J $14,000r_July 1 '13-'26 3348
A-0 $40,000r_ _Apr 1 1915
4s '06 J-J
Apr 1 1914
7,000r_July 1 '13-'26 334s'04 A-0 31,000r
4s '07 J-D
3,000c_July 1 '13-'15 330'05 A-0 30,000r---_Oct 1 1915
Water Bonds.
330'06 A-0 28,500r.. __Apr 1 1916
48 '06 J-J
$4,000c_July 1 '13-'16 45 '06 J-J 148,825r. _July 1 1916
4346'07 J-J 20,000r_July 1 '13-'22 4s '07 A-0 50,000r_ __Apr 1 1917
48 '08 J-J 22,0000_July 1 '13-'23 45 '08 J-J 50,000r_ __Jan 1 1918
48 '09 J-J
7,000r_July 1 '13-'19 4s '08 A-0 15,000r-Apr 1 1918
48 '11 J-J
19,000c_July 1 '13-'31 4s '08 J-D 15,000r--June 1 1918
48 '11 M-S 8,000c_July 1 '13-'20 4s '08 J-J 80,000r_ __July 1 1918
48 '10 J-J 18,000c_July 1 '13-'20 330'09 J-J 100,000r_ -Jan 1 1919
48 '12 J-J 20.000c_July 1 '13-'32 330
A-0 20,000r-Apr 1 1919
FUNDED DEBT Jan. 11913J-J 75,000r-July 1 1919
330
Inside limit
$283.330 41; '10 J-J 295,000r.. __Jan 1 1920
Outside limit
191,100 45 '09 A-0 15.000r-Oct 1 1919
Borrowing capacity_...... 7,436 330'09 A-0 20,000r_ _Oct 1 1919
Tax valuation 1912
75,000r.. __July 1 1920
12,078,251 4s '10 J-J
J-J 215,000 _ _Jan 1 1921
(Assessment same as actual value.) 48
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 ..$21.20 45 '11 J-J 125,000r_ _July 1 1921
Population in 1910
_Jan 1 1922
15.308 330'12 J-J 120,000r_ Jan
INTEREST payable on 48 of 1909 4s '12 A-0 50,000r___Apr 1 1922
15,000r..__July 1 1922
at Second Nat. Bank Boston; on
Loans85.000r__Jan 1 1923
others in Woburn.
48School
l
c oo
j
4
I
45
A-0 $40,000r.....Apr 1 1917
330
J-J 177,000r_ _July 1 1919
WORCESTER.
0
3348
J-J 30,000r_Jan 1 1922
This city is in Worcester County. 3345
91
21
7
A-0 20.000r_ Apr 1 19
Incorp. as a city Feb. 29 1848.
J-J 95.000r_ ....July 1 1921
330
.July
Funded Water Loan.
00
0r_
r--_ly 1 1916
A-03250,000r_ __Apr 1 1914 3
00
4s
27
5,0
8
06 j
J4
-J 7
41i5
'
A-0 100,000r......Apr 1 1915 48 '07 A-0 98,500r- --Apr
48
15.000r....-Jan 1 1918
48
A-01,660,000r_Apr 1118228 48 '08 J-J
J-J 25,000r.. __Jan 1 1929 330'09 J-J 65,000r__Jan 1 1919
4s
3348
J-D 700.000r.. __June 1 1929 4s
A-0 10,000r_ __Apr 1 1927
330
J-J 100,000r....July 1 1928
J-D 250,000r_ __June 1 1930 3
330
A-0 150,000r_Apr 1 1931 330'09 A-0 125,000r_ _Apr 1 1929
J-J 35,000r_ __July 1 1931 48 '10 J-J 65,000r_ -Jan 1 1920
3345
330
J-J 75,000r_ __July 1 1932 4s '11 J-J 120,000r_ --Jan 1 1921
A-0 100,000r __A-0 1 1932 334s'12 J-J 20,000r___Jan 1 1922
3 Ms
3348
J-J 100.000r_ __Jan 1 1933 4s '12 A-0 15,000____Apr 1 1922
3345
A-0 25,000r__Oct 1 1933 48 '12 A-0 15,000r___Oct 1 1922
330
J-J 125,000r. _Jan 1 1934 48 '13 J-J 275,000r_ Jan 1 1923
330'04 J-J 80,000r.. __July 1 1934 48 '12 J-J 35,000r___July 1 1922
330'04 J-D 50,000r.. __Dec 1 1934
INTEREST payable by check on
330'05 A-0 15.000r_ --Apr 1 1935
330'06 A-0 25,000r_ __Apr 1 1936 Merchants' Nat. Bank, Boston.
TOTAL DEBT,SINK. FDS.. &c.:
48 '07 A-0 25,000r_ __Apr 1 1917
334s
A-0 25,000r_ _ -Apr 1 1919
Mar31'13. Aug.31'12.
4s '09 A-0 25,000r_Oct 1 1919
3
4s '10 J-J
10,000r..__July 1 1920 Tot.bond debt.12,070.625 11,487,625
4s '10 A-0 75,000r --Oct 1 1920 Sinking funds.. 4,790,615 4,577,135
48 '11 J-J 250,000r -July 1 1916
4s '11 A-0 100,000r --Oct 1 1921
Net debt- 7,286,010 6,910,490
48 '11 J-J 110,000r_ _July 1 1921 Water & park
330'12 A-0 175,000r_ __Apr 1 1922
debt (includ.
48 '12 A-0 30,000r____Oct 1 1922
above)
4,840,000
The sinking fund receives4,795,000
4s '13 J-J 100,000r Jan 1 '14-'33
yearly a
45 '13 __- 100,000r_ --..1914-1933 sum sufficient, with accumulations of

RHODE ISLAND-DEBT OF STATE.

MAY, 191 3. 1
nterest on sinking fund investments,
to retire entire debt at maturity. In
1912 $632,745.90 was paid into sinking fund. The water sinking fund
on Mar.31 1913 amounted to $2,284,376.46.
CITY PROPERTY.-The city
owned property In 1912 valued at
$19,395,397 80, incl. water works,
$5,690,429.79. Receipts from water
assessments In 1912, $411,977.88; int.
on water loans, $166,387.50; paid to
water sinking fund, $25,801.86.
POPULATION.-ln 1910 was
in
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•

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•

ASSESSED VALUATION.
1911.
1912.
Real estate_118,751,500 114,600,150
(Real estate assessed at cash value.)
Personal_ _ _ 34,307,468 33,143,590
153,058,968 147,743,740
Total
$17.00
$17.20
Tax (per M)
1905.
1910.
Real estate_110,513,550 95,669,850
(Real estate assessed at cash value.)
Personal_ _ _ 31,388,057 25,195,652
•141,907,607 120,865,502
Total
$17.00
$16.40
Tax (per M)

ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS

Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Popu'n
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1910.
debt,
b
$
$
$
Location3.501
t2,293,308 t17.60
Agawam (T), Hampden Co... _ •87,000
d1,036,751 d21.10 2,013
44,500
Avon (T), Norfolk Co
2.795
d17.90
d2,301,131
3,000
85,600
Ayer (T), Middlesex Co
4,676
Barnstable(T),BarnstableCo.•133,960 --_ - d7,937,990 d14.30 27,542
None 57,755d41,915,591 ---- 105,369
Barnstable County
--__d84,520,295 ---*54,325
Berkshire County
Blandford Fire Dist., Hamp___ _
d225,000
None
25,000
den County
d7,203,725 d10.00 2,474
•43,394
Bourne (T), Barnstable Co
95,000
Dalton Flre District
d15-.46 4,378
Dartmouth, Bristol County__ _ None 49,400 d4,603,575
None y398,630 y3.15
28,000
Deerfield Fire District
2,152
d14.40
d1,378,758
Co......
42,000
Worcester
Douglas (T),
1,999
d1.743,841 d14.70
Hadley (T), Hampshire Co__ 34,000
Hadley Water Supply Dist__ 51,800 2,200 d1.636.230 d15.10
1,986
2,000
50,000
Co__
Hatfield (T), Hampshire
d19.80 2,452
Hopkinton (T), Middlesex Co_ 38.800 10,000 d1,756,502
2,103
229,474 35,000 d7,598,083 d14.80
Hull (T), Plymouth Co
1,229
d1,169,193 d18.00
Littleton (T), Middlesex Co_.. 75,000
1,084
d11.50
Longmeadow (T), HampdenCo.56,300 11,000 d2,133,915
55,000 3,000 d961,834 d4.20
Millers' Falls Water Dist
1,399
d14.84
d1,347,735
23,600
30,000
Millis, Norfolk Co
30,000 4,000 d1,919,430 d19.30 4,758
Monson (T), Hampden Co
None d4,455,221 d20.60 6,866
Montague (T), Franklin Co..- 45.700
None d4,245,990 d15.00 2,962
Nantucket (T), Nantucket Co. 43.405
North Brookfield (T), Worces3,075
d1,846,915 d13.00
58,500
None
ter County
1,642
d1,437,722 d21.20
51,000
Northfield, Franklin Co
d2.051,448 d16.60 3,361
Oxford (T), Worcester Co_....'35,628
144,337
z16.00
65
87,000d1385881
204,000
Plymouth County
d2,288,517 d23.75 4,369
Provincetown(T),Barns'bleCo.*78,000
1,743
7,500 d781,464 d21.50
37,600
Rutland, Worcester Co
d5,132,004 d16.00 2,482
65,200
Scltuate (T), Plymouth Co
66,000 14,694 d3,218,118 d18.50 2,310
Sharon, Norfolk County
d7,103,033 d21.40 12,592
Southbridge (T), Wore Co__ _•137,795
South Hadley (T), Hampsh. Co.57,300 10,000 d3,157,050 d17.20 4,884
None d3,408,340 d2.10
30,000
Turners' Falls Fire Dist
99,500 17,000 d3,559,685 d12.95 4,671
Uxbridge, Worcester Co
None d4,883,490 d19.10 8,774
67,250
Ware (T), Hampshire Co
Wareham,Plymouth County _ 20,000 4,840 d5,530,274 d14.60 4,102
d3,177,080 d14.00 6,206
93,400
Co_
Middlesex
Wayland (T),
Webster (T), Worcester Co..__ 72,400 25,000 d8,705,890 d10.60 11,509
d2,208,150 d16.40 2,028
Westport (T), Bristol Co -___ 36,000
Winchendon(T),Worcester Co. 88,932 10,000 d4,209,430 d18.40 5,678
*Total debt. (T) Town. z 1910 figures. y 1911 figures. d 1912 figures.
t 1913 figures.

State of Rhode Island.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, &e.
One of Original Thirteen
Admitted as a State
1,250
Total area of State (square miles)
Providence
State Capital
Governor (term exp. first Tues. Jan. 1915)_Aram J. Pothier
Sec. of State (term exp. first Tues Jan. '15)_J. Fred Parker
Treasurer (term exp. first Tues. Jan. 1915).._ Walter A. Read
LEG ISLATURE.-As the result of an amendment to the constitution
which was adopted at the election held in Nov. 1900, the Legislature now
meets annually the first Tuesday in January. There is no limit as to the
length of session, but compensation of the legislators is limited to sixty days'
a
attendance in any calendar year. On Nov. 7 1911 the voters adoptedinbiennial,
proposition to amend the State Constitution so as to provide for Secretary
of
rnor.
Lieutenant-Gove
Governor,
of
elections
stead of annual,
State, Attorney-General, General Treasurer and Senators and Representatives. V. 93, p. 1338.
State debt
HISTORY OF DEBT.-For early history of the Rhode Island
Propositions to
see "State & City Supplement" of Apr. 13 1895, page 33. bonds
carried at
improvement
Harbor
and
$1,000,000
park
Issue $300,000
the election held Nov. 5 1912. The bonds outstanding at present are described as follows:
Harbor Improvement Bonds (z).
Penal & Reformatory Inst. Loan.
3hg'09 M-S $300,000o__Mch 1 1959 4s g '10 F-A$500,0000 _ _Aug 1 1960
Highway Improvement Bonds.
State House Loan.
3 3413'94 J-J j $80,0000_ _Jan 1 1914 3s g '06 A-0$600,000c__ _Apr 1 1936
400,000o_ _ _Jan 1 1924 3 Hg'09 M-S 600,000o..__Mch 1 1939
3 34g'94 J-J 400,0000.__Jan 1 1934 48 '12 J-D 600,000c -_June 1,1942
Armory Construction Bonds.
3s g '98 A-0 800,000e_ _July 15 1938
3s g '01 M-N 700,000o_ _..May 1 1941 3s g '06 A-0$350,000c__ _Apr 1 1946
'Metropolitan Park Loan.
3 34sg'08J-D$250,000c_June 1 1958
'This is debt incurred for the benefit of the several towns and cities InWhile such debt is a direct obligacluded In Metropolitan Park System
must eventually be met by assessment on the
tion of the State, its payment(x)
benefited.
Coupon
with privilege of registration.
towns and cities
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.-The bonds are for $1,000 each.
TAX-FREE.-All of the above bonds are tax-exempt in Rhode Island.
INTEREST on the State-House bonds is payable in Providence at the
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.; all other issues at Industrial Trust Co.
FUNDS. &c.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING 1913.
Jan. 1 1912. Jan. 1 1911. Jan, 1 1910.
Jan. 1
$5,580,000 $5,030,000 $4,600,000 $4,800,000
Total funded debt
654,999
593,210
548,906
673,493
Sinking funds
$4,906,507 $4,436,690 $4,051,094 $4,145,001
Net debt
The sinking fund is largely Invested in city, town and district bonds and
notes, and It Is to receive $86,220 yearly.
TAX VALUATION.-The total assessed valuation of real estate and
personal property in Rhode Island in 1912 was $618,834,569, consisting of
$432,928,648 real estate and $185,905,921 personal property. Tax rate
(per $1,000) in 1912 and 1913 was $0.90.
POPULATION OF STATE83.059
217,353 1820
542,610 1870
1910
174,620 1811)
77,031
480,082 1860
1905
147,545 1800
69,122
428,556 1850
1900
108,830 1790
68,825
1890
345,506 1840
97,210
1880
276,531 1830
STATE AND MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS LIMITATIONS.-Under Section 13, Article IV of the State constitution, the General Assembly
has no power to incur State debt to an amount exceeding $50,000 without
the consent of the people, except In time of war or of insurrection or invasion. In no case Is the Assembly to pledge the faith of the State for the




31

In
payment of obligations of others without the approval of the people.
Island
reference to city debts, there is nothing in the constitution of Rhodeare
two
limiting the amount of such obligations. The following, howeyer,Statutes
sections taken from Title 8, Chapter 46 (page 221) of the Revised
of the State of 1909. Since 1878 these provisions have been in force, and
consequently 3% of the taxable property has been the limit of the power
of each town (which includes city) to create debt.
of towns
SECTION 20.-"The outstanding notes, bonds and contracts all
publio
shall be paid and be fulfilled according to the tenor thereof, and
Indebtedall
and
prosecuted
be
be
to
shall
prosecuted
works now authorized
ness now authorized to be incurred on account thereof may be incurred
according to the tenor of the authority thereof."
therefor.
SECTION 21.-"No town shall, without special statutory authority
property of
Incur any debt In excess of three per centum of the taxabletenth
day of
the
on
town
such
of
the
indebtedness
including
such town,
of a new
April, one thousand eight hundred seventy-eight; but the giving
and applied
note or bond for a pre-existing debt, or for money borrowed
to the payment of such pre-existing debt, is excepted from the provisions
of this section, and the amount of any sinking fund shall be deducted In
computing such indebtedness."
TAXATION OF BONDS.-Bonds or notes of the State are not subject to
taxation. Loans of municipalities, we were advised Dec.12 1911 by J. F.
Parker, Sec. of State. are taxable.
S.-At the
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS AND RESTRICTION
Island savings
1911 session of the Legislature the laws concerning Rhode
In many
altered
materially
and
revised
compfetely
bank investments were
The
respects. In 1912 a further amendment was made. See V.94, p.1397.
new law will be found In full in the "Chronicle" of May 20 1911,page 1386.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
Note.-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
given below, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
4 As g J-J $35,000o-July 1 1917
BRISTOL.
50,000o_ -July 1 1922
This town is in Bristol Co. Incorp. 4 3is g J-J
4 3is g J-J 100.000_ __July 1 1932
in 1746. Pop'n 1910, 8,565.
,000
BOND. DEBT Apr2519123185
Sewer Bonds.
3 s g M-S $55.000c. __Sept 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ _$15.00
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co. Prov.
M-S 40,000c ........1932
48
Refunding Bonds.
_Sept 1 1930 EAST PROVIDENCE-WATCHE334s
MOKET FIRE DIST.
DEBT Feb 1 '13_ $195,000
BOND.M-S$100.000c_Sewer Bonds.
- 32,050
notes_
and
debt
Floating
35,444 4 30'09 J-J $75,000o.. _July 1 1919
Sinking fund
Total valuation 1912 ._...7,054,900 BOND. DEBT Apr 1911-$76.000
5,000
(Assessment about actual value.) Note debt
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912-$13.70 Assessed valuation 1909...._4,033,970
$1.50
INTEREST on notes is paid in Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
on bonds in Providence
INTEREST payable at Rhode IslBristol, R.
•
and Hospital Trust Co., Providence.
at the Industrial Trust Co.
JOHNSTON.
BURRILLVILLE.
This town Is situated in Providence
This town is in Providence County
Co. Inc. 1806. Pop'n 1910, 7,878. and was incorporated Mch. 6 1759.
On June 1 1898 a portion of this town,
Funding Bonds.
334g'99 M-S $60.0000_ _Sept 1 1939 representing about five-sevenths of
Highway Improvement Bonds. the assessed valuation, was annexed
4s g '97 J-J $20,000cdcr Jan 1'13-'22 to the City of Providence. The com(Part due every five years)
mission appointed to apportion the
debt to be assumed by the city of
Refunding Bonds.
3 35g'02 M-S $40,000c__ _Aug 1 1942 Providence reported that the city's
BOND. DEBT Jan 20'13_3120,000 share of the net debt is $255,720.64
32,100 leaving $101,677.48 as the town
Note debt
Sinking fund & other assets.. 58,175 debt remaining. Bonds Numbers
Assess. val.(80% act.)'12_4,394,750 151 to 191 (all Inclusive) remain as an
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910........$13.0o obligation of the town of Johnson.
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prov. The bonds given below are those remaining as an obligation of the town
after division. Chap. 882, Laws of
CENTRAL FALLS..
This city, inetzp. in 1895, assumed 1912. Increases the limit of debt
the debt of the..old fire district (which which may be incurred by this town
is now a part of the city), and a part (not counting temporary loans) to
of the debt of the town of Lincoln. 5% of the taxable property.
Fire District Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4 Ms g M-N $24,000c_May 15 '14-19 4s '08 J-J '$45,0000_1913. '18&'23
1 40,000c_ _1928 & 1933
City Bonds.
J-D $140.000c_Dec 1 '13-'26
4s g
Gen. Imp.& Road Bonds-Gold
Bridge Bonds.
F-A $41,000c&r_Feb 1 1917
4s g
4s '05 F-A$100.000o_Aug 1921-30 BOND. DEBT Oct. 9 '12.. $126,000
48,500
Town of Lincoln Bonds.
Notes outstanding
(Proportion assumed by Central Falls.) Sinking fund
22,832
J-J $3,390__J & J '13-'16 Total valuation 1912
3.289,415
45
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 5( actual value.)
4s g '08 F-A3200.000c_Aug 1 '28-'47 Town Tax (per $1,000) 1911_313.00
5.935
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ $471,390 Population In 1910
131,000
Floating debt
INTEREST payable by Rhode IslTotal assessed val. 1912...10,872.400 and Hospital Tr. Co.. Providence.
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.) and Nat. Shawmut Bank, Boston.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912........$15.00
22,754 LINCOLN.
Population In 1910
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co.. Prov. This town is in Providence Co.
Inc. 1871. Population 1910, 9,825.
CRANSTON.
g
A-0$125,0000_ _Oct 15 1928
This city is in Providence Co. Inc. 4s
Proportion old town debt_ __ _ $1,610
1754. Population 1910, 21,107.
BOND.DEBT May 6'13.-126,610
Gold Bonds.
125,000
Floating debt
4s g '92 J-J $150.000c&r_July 1 1922 Sinking
fund and cash
66,834
4s g '95 F-A 100,000c&rAug 15 1925 Total valuation
1912
5,564,661
4s g '94 F-A 135,000c&r_Aug 1 1929 (Assessment about
80%
actual
val.)
1937
1
4s g '97 J-J 150,000c&r_July
rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _ _$15.00
4s g '05 J-J 50,000cdcr_Jan 1 1945 Tax
INTEREST payable at Industrial
335s'99 M-N 50,000cdcr_Nov 1 1939 Trust
Co.. Providence.
45 g '07 M-N 100.000c&r_May 1 1947
BOND. DEBT Apr 19 19133735,000 NARRAGANSETT.
315,020
Floating debt
Thls place, located In Washington
Sink.fund & other assets.... _ 302,589 Co. was incorp. as a town June 1901,
747,431
NET DEBT Apr 19 1913
Sewage
-Disposal Bonds.
0
1912-.21,837,03
Total assessed val.
A-0 $15,0000 ___ -1913-1915
5s
(Assessment about full value.)
General Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912........$13.00 4s g '99 J-J $60,0000_ _Aug 15 1929
TNT. payable at City Treas.'office.
Improvement Bonds.
4s g '88 M-N $100,000c_Aug 15 1919
EAST PROVIDENCE.
DEBT Apr 10 1913- _147,000
BOND.
This town is In Providence County. Floating debt
37,605
Incorp.March 11862. School bonds Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '12..-4,124340
in
ascertaining
excluded
are
below
(per
tax
Total
$1,000)
1912_315.00
borrowing capacity.
Population In 1910
1,250
4s '11 J-J $75,000c__ _July 1 1951
INT. on sewer bonds at N. W.
Town Bonds.
4s '88 M-S $30,0000 ____1913-1918 Harris & Co., Inc. Boston; on im'J. P. Morgan &
4s g '93 J-J 25,000c_ _ _July 1 1923 provement bonds at
4s g '93 J-J 120,000c_July 1'33&'43 Co., N. Y.; on general bonds at Nat.
50,0000_June 15 1922 Shawmut Bank, Bonston.
4s '97 J-D
50,000r_June 15 1947
4s g '08 J-j 00,000c._ Jan 1 1958 NEWPORT.
Newport is in Newport County.
School Bonds.
4s '08 J-J $76,000c _ _ _July 1 1948 Settled In 1639; incorporated 1784:
J-J 80,000c _ __July 1 1951 re-chartered in 1853.
City Hall and 'ma. Bonds.
BOND.DEBT Nov 1912 _3550,000
g M-N $153,000c....May 15 1948
School bonds (additional) _ _ 156,000
J-J
71,500 4s g
18,000c--July 25 1930
Floating debt
43,869
Industrial School and Consol.
Sinking fund
_ _13,115,49R 4s
M-N $146,000c_..May 15 1923
Total valuation
1912._1912_ _315.00 3 Ksg Id-N 15,000c_ _Nov 15 1930
Town tax (per MOM
Public Improvements.
15,808
Population In 1910
INT. payable at the Rhode Island 4s g M-N $100.000c_ _..May 1 1915
School House.
Hospital Trust Co., Providence.
J-J $40,000c.._ _Jan 1 1928
4s g
EAST PROVIDENCE FIRE DIST. 330'04 J-D 150,000c_ _ June 1 1954
The water-works system of this dis- 4s '08 J-J 26,000c_July 1 '13-'38
Easton Beach Impt. Bonds.
trict has been purchased by the East
Providence Water Co., subject to the 4i g '12 M-N $27,000c_May 1 '14-'22
4s '13 --_ 25,000c - _1914-1923
outstanding debt of the district.

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CONNECTICUT-DEBT OF STATE.

[VoL. xcvi.

NEWPORT (Concluded)INTEREST is payable at the First $818,383.25. Trust funds were
Refunding Bonds.
Beach Notes.
National Bank of Boston.
valued at $596,682.95.
$30,0000__ _Jan 2 1929
4s _g.
4s '12 A-0 $20,000c_Oct 1 '13-'14
ASSESSED VALUATIONWater Loan.
Refunding Notes.
PROVIDENCE. W. L. Clarke, Tr.
1912.
1911.
1905.
4s
M-S$100,000r_Sept 1 1927
5s '07 J-D *40,000_ Dec 2 '13-'16
The city is situated in Providence
3 Ms g F-A 73.000o_ _Feb 1 1929
Park Bonds.
County, which has no debt. On R.E199193440 194910720 166877600 3 34sg'05M-S
165.0000__ _Moll 1 1930
4s g
F-A $40,000c .Feb 15 1927 June 1 1898 a portion of the town of Per.113870420
71013420 55514340 BOND.
Apr 1 '13.. $368,000
Athletic Field Bonds.
Johnston, representing about five- Tot313063860 265924140 222391940 FloatingDEBT
debt
172,931
4s '13 M-S $30,000_Msr 15 '14-'23 sevenths of the assessed valuation, Tax p.M.16.50
16.50
16.50 Water debt (included)_
267,200
Sewer Bonds.
was annexed to the city of Provi- Amount
Water sinking fund
8,905
M-N $35,000c
4s
Nov 1 1916 dence, and the latter was to assume
of tax4394497 4387748
3669467 Total valuation 1912
9,221,900
F-A 98.000c _ _ _Feb 1 1918 $255,720.64 of the net debt of the
4s
POPULATION.-In 1910, 224,- (Assessment about (actual value.)
Sewer and Street Improvement, old town of Johnston. City was 326;
1905, 198,635; 1900, 175,597.
Tax (per $1,000) 1912
$15.00
A-0 $70,000c_ _Apr 15 1921 Incorporated 1832. None of the
4s
INTEREST on the funding 4s payF-A 50,000c.._ _Aug 1 1929 city's bonds is tax-exempt.
4s g
SOUTH KINGSTOWN.
able at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston;
g J-J
50,000c_ _July 25,1915
School
Loan.
This
town is in Washington County on other coupon bonds at the U. S.
3 s g J-J
50,000c_ _July 25 1930 4s g '95 M-N $300,000r_ May 1 1925 Inc. Feb.
26 1722. Pop. 1910,5,176. Mortgage & Trust Co., N. Y. City.
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_$1,096,000 4s g '97 A-0 500,000c&r.Apr 1
1927
Improvement Bonds,
Note debt
60,000 3 Msg'99M-N 350,000r__ May 1 1929 43
J-D 350,000r_Dec 15 '13-'21 WOONSOCKET.
Sinking fund
427,790 3 Mag'04M-N 300,000r..__Nov 1934 ($5,000 in even & $6.000 in odd yrs.)
Woonsocket is in Providence
Total assessed val. 1912_ _53.397,000 3 4sg'06J-D 300,000r_ _ _June 1
1 1936
Bonds.
County. Incorporated as a town
(Assessment about 90% actual val.) 3 Msg M-N 600.000rMay 1 '37 &'39 4s Funding
'12 J-D$100,000c June 15'13-'33 in 1867; a city June 13 1888.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912___$13.60
Fire and Police Loan.
BOND.DEBT Mar 1913- $150,000
Funding Bonds.
27,149 3 34sg'02M-N $258,000r_ Nov 1 1932 Note debt
011 Population In 1910
14.000 4s g '94 A-03310,000r_ _Apr 1 1924
INTEREST is payable at Newport
Bridge Loan.
Total
1912
valuation
5,568,854
4s
g '97 M-N 276,000r_ ,.May 1 1927
except on Industrial School Loan, 3 4sg'04M-N $200,000r_ _Nov 1 1934
(Assessment fair cash value.)
4 Msg'07J-D 200,000c_ _June 1 1927
which Is payable at Bay State Trust
Sewer Loan.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.._ .310.00 43 '08 s-a 500,000o&r
1933
Co., Boston.
4s g '91 J-J$1,125,000c&rJuly 1 1921
INTEREST Is payable by the 4s '11 J-D 250,000o__ _June 1 1941
CITY PROPERTY.-The City 4s g '92 M'S 500,000c&r.Mch 1 1922
Island Hospital Trust Com- 4 Ms'll J-D 250.000c__June 1 1941
owns real estate valued by tax asses- 4s g '93 A-0 500,000c&r.Apr 1 1923 Rhode
pany or at Town Treasurer's office.
Sewer Bonds.
sors at $1,050,789.43, consisting of 4s g '95 M-N 800,000c&r.May 1 1925
4s g '93 F-A $35,000r.... _Aug 15 1921
land valued at $324,197.33 and im- 4s g '96 J-D 500,0000&r.June 1 1926 TIVERTON.
4s g '93 F-A 47,000r_ _Feb 15 1921
provements valued at $726,592 10.
4s g '97 A-0 300,000e&r.Apr 1 1927
This town is in Newport County.
4s g '97 F-A 35,000r_ _Feb 15 1925
3 4sg'98A-0 200,0000&r.Apr 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '97 F-A 43,000r_ Aug 15 1925
NORTH KINGSTOWN.
3s g '99 M-N 250,0000&r.May 1 1929 48 '12 M-S $60,000c_Sept 1 '13-'42 3 Asg'01F-A
72,000r_Feb 15 1925
This town is in Washington County 3s g '00 M-N 300,000o_ _ _May 1 1930
BOND;
May 1913.. $70,000 4s g '04 J-D 81,0000...._June 1 1924
Inc. Oct. 28 1674. Pop'n '10, 4,048. 3s g '01 M-N 300.000r__ _May 1 1931 FloatingDEBT
debt
Water Bonds.
30.000
Funding Bonds.
3 Msg'03M-N 500,000r__ _Nov 2 1933 Assessed valuation 1912_4,351,520
4s g '91 M-N $83,000r__ _Nov 1 1916
4s '05 M-S $125,0000_ _ _Deo 1 1940 3 3sg'04M-N 200.000r__ _Nov 1 1934 Tax rate (per $1,000) '12_ _ _ _$10.00 4s
g '95 M-N 100,000r__ _May 1 1915
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 '13- $125,000 4s '96 g M-N 350,000e___Nov 1 1936 Population in 1910
4,032 3 3.sg'01M-N 200,000r....May 1 1931
Floating debt
30,000 3 Msg'10M-N 400,000r_ _May 1 1940
INT. at Massasoit-Pocasset Nat. 4s g '03 M-N 100,0000- _May 1 1923
Sinking fund
18,207 3 Msg'11M-N 500,000r__ _Nov 1 1941 Bk., Fall River, or office of Town 4s g '04 J-D 150,0000___June 1
1929
Assess. val. (4-5 act.) '12_ _4,996,965
Town of Johnston Bonds.
Treasurer.
4s g '05 M-N 50,0000_ _Nov 1 1935
Tax rate (per MOM 1912____$8.50 4s '92 F-A 59,0000___Feb 1 1917
Refunding
Water
Bonds.
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prey.
Hospital Bonds,
WARWICK.
4s g '99 A-03150,000r_ _Apr 1 1919
3 4sg'10NI-N $375,000r_ May 1 1940
This town Is in Kent County.
City Hall Bonds.
NORTH PROVIDENCE.
Park Loan.
Patent granted and signed by the 4s g '03 M-N 1100,0000_.May 1 1923
This town is in Providence Co. 4s g '92 M-S $500,000o&r.Mch 1 1922 Earl of
March 14 1643.
School Bonds.
Incorporated 1765. By a special 3 Msg'97M-N 674.000r___May 1 1947 3 Ms g Warwick
3400,000o._ _Jan 1 1932 4s g '03 M-N $100,000c_ May 1 1923
Act of the Legislature this town is 4s g '08 M-N 260,000r__.May 1 1938 BOND.J-J
DEBT Sept 1912_ $400,000
Refunding Bonds.
given authority to borrow up to 7%
Public Improvement.
Floating debt
400,000 4 Msg'07J-D $200,000o_ _June 1 1927
of its assessed valuation.
3 Msg'97M-N $640,000r ..May 1 1937 Sinking fund
BOND.
DEBT Jan 1 '13-$3,332,000
83,673
Funding Bonds.
3s g '99 M-N 84,000c_ May 1 1929
assessed val. 1912_124,243,840 Floating debt
100,000
4s g '05 A-0 $65.000c_ _Oct 1 1935 45 r '08 M-N 295,000r__.May 1 1938 Total
(Assessment about full value.)
Sinking fund
838,893
4s g J-J 50,000c
Weybosset Bridge Loan.
Total
tax
(per
$1,000)
1911_
NET
DEBT
2,593,107
Jan
1
1913._
--$7.50
BOND,DEBT Apr 1 '13... $115,000 3 34s'99M-N $270,0000ecr.May 1 1929 Population in
1910
833,000
26,629 Water debt (included) _
Floating debt
65,000
Water Loan.
INTEREST payable in Providence Water sinking fund (Inc.) 188,599
Sinking fund, &c
168,753 33isg'86M-S$101,000aSer.Sept 1 1916 at Rhode Island Hospital Trust
Co.
Total
assessed
val.
1912_
_25,631,100
Assess. val.(M act.) '12__3,061,900 4s g '93 A-0 817,000e&r.Apr 1 1923
(Assessment about fair cash value.)
Total tax (per *1,000) 1912-.412.00 4s g '97 A-0 250,000c&r.Apr 1 1927 WESTERLY.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ .417.00
Population in 1910
5.407
Refunding Water Loan.
This town is in Washington County. Val. of city prop. June 1'12 2,238,305
INT. at Industrial Tr. Co., Prov. 3s g'00M-N32,666.000o&rMay 1 1930 Inc. 1669. Population 1910. 8,696. Population in 1910
38,125
Highway Loan.
Funding
INTEREST on coupon bonds is
PAWTUCKET.
4s g '94 M-N $1,200.000r.May 1 1924 4s g '09 J-D $100,060c_ _June 1 1939payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
This city is in Providence County. 48 g '97 A-0 500,000r__ _Apr 1 1927
Incorporated March 27 1885.
3s g '00 M-N 300,000c&r.May 1 1930
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
General Funding Bonds.
4s g '06 M-N 300.000c&r.Nov 1 1936
In the table below we give statements of places which have reported an
JOHNSTON BONDS (Annexed).
4s '08 .1-J $238,000c&r July 1 1948
indebtedness of over $25,000 and are not represented among the foregoing
General Debt Bonds.
School District No. 15.
We add the population from the U. S.census of 1910.
4s g '85 J-J $42,000o_ _July 1 1915 4s '94 A-0 $30,000c___Oot 1 1924
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Popula30,000c___July 1 1914
School District No. 1.
lion.
debt.
debt. Valuation. $1,000
4s '89 J-J 49,000c_ _July 1 1919 4s '97 M-N $17,0000_ _Nov 1 1927 Barrington (T.), Bristol Co..
2,452
None $65,000x$3,973.200415.80
100.000c July 1 '24&'29
INTEREST on the bonds is pay- Coventry (T.), Kent Co
5,848
None 108,165 z4.987.785 z9.00
4s g '93 A-0 552,000c__ _Apr 1 1923 able as follows:
Cumberland(T.),ProvidenceCo.227,000 15,000 z9,934,954 10.00 10,107
4s g 96 J-J 237,000c&r_July 1 1936
Park loans due 1922; highway due East Greenwich (T.), Kent Co. None 50,494 x2,845,606 x10.00
3.420
4s g '97 M-N 130,000e&r May 1 1937 1930 and 1936; public improvement Jamestown (T.), Newport Co_105,000 53,875 z2.815,113 x10.00
1.175
3 Msg '02J-D 131,000r_ __June 1 1922 1929; school 1927; sewer 1921 to New Shoreham(T.),NewportCo147,500 52,500 x944,200 15.00
1,314
4s g '04 M-N 490.0000._ ..May 1 1944 1923. 1925 to 1930, and 1936; water North Smithfield(T.)Prov'eeCo•38,000
x2,161,325 al0.00
5,407
4s 5'94 ___ 258,000c___July 1 1934 1916 and 1923, 1927 and 1930, and Scituate (T.), Providence Co.... None 92,948 x2,398,063 x10.00
3.493
Sewer Bonds.
bridge loan at National City Bank, Warren (T.), Bristol Co
6,585
45,000 25,000 z6,747,350 x11.00
4s g '93 A-0$350,000c__ _Apr 1 1923 N. Y. and at the City Treasury in
a Figures_are for 1911. z Figures are for 1912
3 Asg'00A-0 26,000r_ _ _Apr 1 1930 Providence; on Johnston school
4s g '94 J-J 167,000c&r July 1 1934 bonds at Industrial Trust Co. In
4s g '97 M-N 225,000c&r.May 1 1937 Providence; on Johnston town bonds
4s g '04 M-N 35.0000.._ _May 1 1944 at Union Trust Co. In Providence;
43 g '08 J-J 80,000c__ _July 1 1948 on all other leans at City Treasury.
TOT. DEBT, SINKING FUNDS,
434s g'10 J-J 90,000c_ _ _July 1 1950
ITS
4 Ms F'12__ 40,000c&r Dec 1 1952 ETC.
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Bridge Bonds.
April 11913,
4s g '04 M-N $25,000c_ _May 1 1934 Bonded debt (incl. water
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
debt)
School Bonds.
$18,871,000 Total
area of State (square miles)
5,004
3143'02gJ-D $32,000r__ _June 1 1922 Floating debt
1,054,000
33sg'99A-0 50.000cdor Apr 1 1939
State
Capital
Hartford
Total debt
4s g '04 M-S 120,000c___Moh 1 1929 Sinking funds, (to., (list$10,925,000
Governor
(term
exp.) Jan. 1915)
Simeon E. Baldwin
94.000c&r.July 1 1938
4s '08 J-J
below)
8,508,206
4!,g'12 _ _ _ 40,000c&r_ Dec 1 1942
Secretary of State (term exp. Jan. 1915)___ _Albert Phillips
treet Improvement Bonds.
Net debt
$11,416,794 Treasurer (term exp. Jan. 1915)
Edward S. Roberts
3 Msg'99A-0 $100.000r _Apr 1 1939 Water debt (incl. above). $3,846,000
Highway Bonds.
The notes outstanding on Apr. 1 State Comptroller (term exp. Jan. 1915)_ _ _ _Daniel P. Dunn
4s g '05 M-N $210,000c__Nov 1 1935 1913 representing the floating debt Attorney-General
John H. Light
(term exp. Jan. 1915)
4 Ms'10 J-J 125.0000._ _July 1.1950 were issued for and are chargeable
LEGISLATURE meets biennially In odd years on the Wednesday fol40,000c&r_Dec 1 1952 to the following accounts:
4Mg'12
lowing the first Monday in January. A constitutional amendment adopted
Fire-Station Bonds.
Receiving tomb, North
4s g '05 M-N $21,000c__ _Nov 1 1930
Burial Ground
36,000 00 in Oct. 1911 limits the length of each session to the first Wednesday after the
4 M g'12 _ _ _ 35,000c&r_ Dec 1 1937 School houses and lots_ _ _227,000 00 first Monday in June. V. 95, P• 1435.
Public Park Bonds.
Harbor Improvement
HISTORY OF DEBT.-For early history of the Connecticut State debt
..21i5,000 00
4s g'10J-J $40,000c_ _ _July 1 1950 Public playground
112,000 00 see "State and City Supplement" of April 1895. page 36. An Act of the
4 Mg'12 _ _ _ 20,000c&r_ Dec 1 1952 Highways, special
333,000 00 Legislature approved April 14 1909, provides for the issuance of $7,000,000
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer construction
85,000 00 3 M% bonds "to meet the needs of the State." In 1911, however, another
4 Yjs g'10 J-J $200,0000_July 1 1950 Public comfort station_ _ .. 11,000 00 Act was passed limiting the Issuance of bonds u ider the Act of 1909 to
Olneyville grade crossing_ 10,000 00 $3,100,000 and authorizing a further issue of $6,000,000 4% bonds for the
Water Bonds.
4s '89 J-J $400,000o___July 1 1919 Weybosset bridge and river
same purpose. Of the bonds authorized in 1909. $3,064,000 were Issued,
walls
3 As g'00A-0 37,000r___Apr 1 1930
5,000 00 and under the Act of 1911 $4,000,000 have been put out. The 3%
70,0000__ _July 1 1934
bonds, It is provided, "shall be exempt from taxation by or under State or
4s g '94 J-J
4s g '97 M-N 100,000c&r.May 1 1937
Total
$1,054,000 00 municipal authority." The 4s are also exempted from taxation, but the
SINKING FUNDS.-All sinking Act provides that 'this exemption shall not be construed to apply to cor4s g '04 M-N 100,0000_ _ May 1 1929
210,000o&r,Ply '13,'18,'23 funds must be invested In bonds or porations taxed under the provisions of Sec. 2331, Gen. Stat., and amend4s g'08J-J1140,000oecr J'iy 1 '28& '33 notes of the city of Providence or in ments thereof.' Connecticut's debt now is as follows':
85.000c&r-July 1 1938 the following classes of bonds, viz.:
-Interest- -Principal-4 Ms g'10J-Jf75.000cJuly 1 '15,'20'25 United States, any of the New EngRate. Payable. When Due. Outstand'g.
Name and Purpose.
150,000e_July 1 '30 &'35 land States, any city in the State of State bonds
1909 3 M A-0 *April 1 1934 $3,064,000
July 1 1936 4.000,000
do
do
J-J
4 Mg'12 J-D 175,000c_Dec 1 '17-'37 Rhode Island; Boston, Worcester,
1911 4
($35,000 due every 5 years.)
Oct. 1 1885
100
Cambridge, Springfield and Fall War loan
Ceased
1865
Recapit'n of Debt Jan. 1 1913. River. Mass.; New York, Albany,
• Subject to call after April 1 1924.
General debt
$3,637,357 Rochester, Buffalo, New Haven,
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.-The bonds are all for $1,000, $10,000 or
Sewer debt
1,033,000 Hartford, Chicago, Detroit, Minne- $50,000.
Water debt
1,512,735 apolis, St. Paul and Balitmore.
INTEREST on all bonds is payable in Hartford, Conn.
The bonds of each of said cities
TOTAL DEBT, &c.- Oct. 1 '12. Oct. 1 '11. Oct. 1 ,10. Oct. 1 '09.
Total bonded debt
$5,864,000 shall be lawful investment of said
$7,064,100 $3,064,100 $2,894,100 $1,874,100
Floating debt
449,092 sinking fund only so long as its in- Total funded debt
376,576
1,164,847
60,692
2,190.769
debtedness, less its water debt and Civil list funds
$6,313,092 sinking fund, shall not exceed 7%
Total debt
Net debt
$4,873,331 $2,687,524 $1,729,253 $1,813,408
Less Sinking Fundsof its assessed valuation.
$670,238
General
ASSESSED VA LUATION.-Assessed value, formerly about 50% of
WATER WORKS.-The water
224,483
Sewer
works construction account to Oct. 1 aotunl value, now believed to be fair value.
Tax valuation. Years.
565.414 1,460,135 1912 amounted to $7,071,283.41. In Years.
Water
Tax valuation.
Tax valuation. Years.
year 1911-12 Income from water 1911..-..$1,041,334,019 1904_
$534,465,257
$690,896,142 1897_
NET DEBT Jan 1 191344.852,957 rents, &c., was $809,609.06; cost of 1910_ - - 997,500,664 1903_ --- 677,396,711 1896....... 529,621,165
Assessed valuation, real __41,495,740 maintenance and interest on water 1909..-.965,629,807 1902_ __- 665.094,301 1895_ _-- 452,863,714
Assessed val., personal._ 8,132,120 loans, $396,928.42; transfer to de- 1908..... 922,071,592 1901_ _ 649,571,791 1894-- 441,001,581
Personal prop.(intangible) 2,570,495 preciation and extension fund, $132,- 1907- -_- 833,537,086 1900___
694,200,162 1893_ - - 416,323,252
Total valuation 1912
52,198,355 875.19; surplus, $279,805.45. The 1906.--. 791,769,979 1899_
570,163.749 1892...-- 381,261,607
(Assessment fair cash value.)
total value of city property in 1912 1905.... _ - 712,519.166 1898.... 552,887,762 1888_
354,557,515
Tax rate (per MOW) 1912... _$16.50 was as follows: Real estate (including
Under Chapter 106. as amended by Chapter 165 Laws --of 1901, the State
Population in 1905
43.381 water works valued at $4,846.137.56). collects the tax on every bank, national banking association, trust, insurPopulation in 1910
51,622 $16.968,724.56; personal property. ance. Investment and bridge company whose stock is not exempt from




State of Connecticut.

MAY,1913.]

CONNECTICUT-DEBT OF STATE.

taxation, and remits the amount so collected to the various city and town
treasurers. As the value of such stocks was previously included in the grand
list of each town, the reduction in values in 1901 followed from that cause.
POPULATION OP STATE.—Population has been as follows:
537,454 1840
309,978 1810
1910_ _1,114,756 1870
261,942
460,147 1830
297,675 1800
1900__- 908,420 1860
251,002
370,792 1820
275,248 1790
1890-_- 746,258 1850
237,946
1880--- 622,700
DEBT LIMITATION.—The constitution of Connecticut contains but a
single provision restricting the debt-making power. The provision is
Article 25, adopted as an amendment in 1877, and is as follows:
No County, City, Town, Borough or other Municipality Alan ever subscribe to the capital stock of any railroad corporation, or become the purchaser of the bonds, or make donation to, or loan its credit in aid of, any
such corporation; but nothing herein contained shall affect the validity of
any bonds or debts incurred under existing laws, nor be construed to prohibit the General Assembly from authorizing any town or city to protect by
additional appropriations of money or credit any railroad debt contracted
prior to the adoption of this amendment.
The foregoing is explicit and comprehensive, covering every municipality.
There are no general restrictions in the Revised Statutes; whatever restrictions have been made from time to time are contained in enabling Acts
and in city charters.
As to towns, we notice that there is a general law granting them unlimited
ower to issue bonds. According to Section 1931, Chapter 121, of the
Revised Statutes of 1902, "when any town shall have made appropriations
or incurred debts, or shall hereafter make appropriations or incur debts
exceeding $10,000, It may issue bonds, either registered or with coupons
attached, or other obligations, payable at such times and at such annual
rate of interest not exceeding 6%. payable annually or semi-annually, as It
shall determine," &o. Cities have had no such general authority conferred
upon them.

33

Also in the following securities;
Central RR. of N. J.—Gen. mort. 5s, gold bonds, due July 1, 1987;
Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway Company system—
Cedar Rapids Iowa Falls & Northw., con. 1st 5s, due Oct. 1, 1921,
Bur. Ced. R. & Nor., con. 1st M. and col. trust 5s, due April 1, 1934,
Great Northern Railway Company system—
St. Paul Minn. & Man. By. Co., Montana ext. 4s, due June 1 1937,
do
do
do
Pacific ext. 4s, due July 1 1940,
Montana Central By. Co., 1st M. 5s & 6s, due July 1937.
Willmar & Sioux Falls By. Co., 1st M. 5s, due June 1 1938.
Ill. Cent. RR. Co.—Ch. St. L. & N. On, con. M. 5s & 3 Ms, due June 1951:
Chicago & North Western Railway Co. system—
Chicago St. Paul Minn. & Omaha By. Co., con. M. 6s, due June 1 1930.
and in mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said consolidated mortgage 6 per cent bonds are to retire at maturity;
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Co. gen. con. & 1st M. 5s, due Nov. 1
1937, and in mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said gen. con.
and 1st mortgage 5 p. c. bonds retire at maturity;
Minneapolis & St. Louis RR. Co., 1st & refunding M.4s, due March 11949,
and in the mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said 1st and refunding bonds are to retire at maturity;
Milwaukee & Northern RR. Co., con. M. 6s, due June 1 1913, and in the
mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said con. mortgage 6 per
cent bonds are to retire at maturity;
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co., 1st con. M. gold 4s, due July 11952, and in
the mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said first con. mortgage
bonds are to retire at maturity. [Owing to the fact that this company
paid its Jan. 1908 dividend with certificates of indebtedness, instead
of in cash,a question was raised as to whether these bonds would continue legal investments. The Attorney-General seemed to think
not (see V. 86, p. 680), but the Bank Commission finally held in the
affirmative. See V. 86. P. 1355.1
The Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis general mortgage refunding 4 per centum sinking fund gold bonds of 1953 and the mortgage
bonds heretofore issued which said general mortgage bonds are to retire
at maturity. [See editorial V. 77. p. 2071, for Attorney-General's opinion
relative to these bonds.1
TAX EXEMPTION.—The following securites are exempt from all
The St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad Company, River &
State and local tax ation against the owner: United States bonds; any Gull Division first mortgage 4% bonds due May 1 1933. [In answer to
bonds issued under a statute of this State which specifically exempts them an inquiry concerning these bonds,an opinion was rendered by the Attorneyon Sept. 23 1912,in which he says: "I interpret the statute to mean
from taxation; bonds issued by any city or town in the aid of the construc- General bond
of any railroad corporation named shall be a legal
that no
tion of railroads, and bonds issued to redeem the same as provided in Sec- for a savings bank while or at the time such corporation, or theinvestment
system of
tion 2315 of the General Statutes; bonds and 'other choses in action of which it is a part, faiLs to pay dividends on all of its capital stock. ThereConnecticut railroads and notes, on which the borro wer agrees to pay the fore, I am of the opinion that the payment of a dividend after default,
the
estate
eligible
to
real
in
bonds
list
this
mortgage
on
said
for
restores
Slate
facto
to
an
ipso
investments for savings
amount equal
taxes, secured by
banks."] V. 95, p. 993.
to the assessed valuation of such real estate.
The Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company first mortgage 4 per cent
All other bonds, notes and choses in action, including those of all water, gold
since
default
July
In
bonds due in 1951.
1910.1
lighting, heating, power and other manufacturing, mercantile, and municipal
(10) In any general or consolidated mortgage bonds issued by any of
corporations, are taxable locally, as provided in Section 2323 of the General the
following named railroad companies to retire all of the outstanding
Statutes, or to the State at four mills per annum in accordance with Sec- prior mortgage bonds secured upon the property covered by said general
tion 2325.
or consolidated mortgage:—
Chicago & North Western Railway Company
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—PRIVILEGES AND RESTRICChicago Burlington Qs Quincy Railroad Company,
TIONS.—At the session in 1899 material changes were made in the proChicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company,
visions regulating the investment of the deposits of the savings banks of
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company,
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company,
Connecticut, and at the sessions in 1901, in 1903 and in 1905 the scope of
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Company,
such investments was still further enlarged. One of the departures in the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Company,
1903 amendmen-s was that street railway bonds were then included for the
Michigan Central Railroad Company,
first time, and the list was still further enlarged in 1905. In 1909 obligaMorris & Essex Railroad Company,
districts
in Connecticut were added to the list of intions of fire and sewer
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company,
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
vestments and a slight change made in Section 3429 with reference to InSt. Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
vestments in mortgages on land in adjoining States. We give below the
Eastern Rallway*Company of Minnesota, Northern Division,
law as it Is found in Sections 3428 and 3429. General Statutes of ConLouisville & Nashville Railroad Company
necticut, Revision of 1902, with the later amendments included.
and the mortgage bonds hitherto issued which such consolidated or genSECTION 3428.—Investments by Savings Banks.--SavIngs banks may eral mortgage bonds are to retire at maturity; provided, that at no time
within five years next preceding the date of such investment in such
invest their deposits and surplus as follows:
(1) Not exceeding twenty per cent thereof in notes secured by the pledge general consolidated mortgage bonds issued by any of the railroad corporaof stocks or bonds as collateral, provided, such stocks or bonds shall have tions last named shall such railroad corporation have failed to pay regupaid dividends or interest of not less than three per cent per annum during larly and punctually the principal, at maturity or as extended ,and Interest
the two years next preceding that in which the respective loan is made; or on all Its mortgage indebtedness, and, in addition thereto, dividends upon
by the pledge of any stocks, bonds, or other obligations which, under the all Its outstanding capital stock during the preceding five years; and
provided further, that at the date of every such dividend the outstanding
provisions of this section, can be purchased by savings banks;
capital stock of such railroad corporation shall have been equal to at least
(2) Not exceeding twenty per cent thereof in notes, each of which shall one-third
of the total mortgage indebtedness of such railroad coproration,
obligation
several
and
joint
of
be the
two or more parties all residents of
including all bonds issued or to be issued under any mortgage securing any
this State:
(3) In the bonds of the United States, the District of Columbia, any of bonds in which such Investment shall be made.
No bond of any railroad corporation named in this section shall be a legal inthe New England States, or any of the States of New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Indiana, vestment for a savings bank when such corporation, or the system of which it is a
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Cali- part, shall fail to pay dividends on all of its capital stock; and this section shall
not be held to authorize any investment in the bonds of any corporation operating
fornia, Colorado and Oregon:
(4) In the bonds of any city in the New England States or in the State its railroad exclusively by any means other than steam as a motive power, or in
of New York, of Newark, Paterson and Trenton in the State of New Jersey, the bonds of any street railway company. (As already stated, amendments
of Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania, of Cincinnati, Cleveland, have since been made permitting investment in street railway bonds—
Columbus, Dayton and Toledo in the State of Ohio, of Louisville in the see below.]
State of Kentucky, of Detroit in the State of Michigan, of Chicago in the
[In 1909 the Legislature passed an Act repealing Chapter 205 of the Laws
State of Illinois, of Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin, of St. Louis in of 1905, which allowed savings banks to invest their deposits in the first
the State of Missouri or of Omaha in the State of Nebraska;
mortgage gold 4s of the Southern Indiana Railway Co., due 1951.] V. 88,
(5) In the obligations of any of the counties, towns, cities, boroughs, p. 1329.
All other investments shall consist• of deposits in incorporated banks
school districts, lire districts and sewer districts in this State.
(6) In the capital stock of any bank or trust company located in this or trust companies located in this State, or in the States of New York.
State, or in the city of New York in the State of New York, or in Boston Massachusetts or Rhode Island, or of loans secured by mortgage on unincumbered real estate situated in this State (except as provided in section
In the State of Massachusetts.
(7) In the bonds of any other incorporated city located in any of the 3429) [see section below] worth double the amount of the loan secured
States mentioned in this section having not less than twenty thousand thereon.
inhabitants, as ascertained by the United States or State Census, or any
Street Railway Bonds.—As stated above, street railway bonds are inmunicipal census taken by authority of the State, next
such cluded for the first time by chapter 171, Laws of 1903. This Act was
investment: provided, the amount of the bonds of such preceding
city, including amended in 1905 and now reads as follows:
the issue in which such investment is made, and its proportion, based on
Savings banks may invest their deposits and surplus in the first mortthe valuations contained in the assessment for taxation next preceding such gage bonds of the Hartford Street Railway Company and the Fair Haven
investment, of the county and town debt, after deducting the amount of & Westville Railroad Company, and in all bonds of the Consolidated
its water debt and the negotiable securities in the sinking funds which are Railway Company and in the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Company.
available for payment of its bonds, does not exceed seven per cent of tile [Under ruling of the State Attorney General the 30-year 5% gold bonds
valuation of property in such city as assessed for taxation next pregeding of the Meriden Horse Railroad Co. assumed by the Consolidated
such investment; and provided, further, that the State or city issuing such Co.are legal Investments for Connecticut savings banks. See V.82,Railway
p. 292.]
bonds has not defaulted payment of any of its funded indebtedness or
SECTION 3429—When Mortgages May Be Made in Adjoining States.—
Interest thereon within fifteeen years next preceding the purchase of such Any savings bank in the towns of Putnam, Brooklyn and Killingly may
bonds by the savings bank; but tills section shall not be held to authorize loan on land located in the county of Providence in the State of Rhode
the investment of any funds in any "special assessment bonds" or "im- Island; any savings bank in the town of Ridgefield may loan on land lopovement bonds," so called, which are not direct and primary obligations catcd in the county of Westchester In the State of New York; any saving
bank in the town of Enfield or in the town of Stafford may loan on land
apt the city issuing the same;
— (8) In the bonds of any railroad company organized under the laws located in the county of Hampden in the State of Massachusetts; and any
of any of tile States mentioned in this section, and which bonds are se- savings bank in the town of Stonington may loan on land located in the
cured by a first mortgage as tile only mortgage security given by such rail- county of Washington in the State of Rhode Island; and any savings bank
road company upon some potion of the railroad owned by it, or given in the town of Salisbury may loan on land located in the county of Berkby a railroad company a majority of the capital stock in which is owned shire in the State of Massachusetts and on land located in the county of
by the railroad company issuing such bonds, upon some portion of the Dutchess, in the State of New York.
railroad owned by it but leased or operated by the railroad company
The subjoined sections, 3431, 3432, 3433 and 3434, provide certain
issuing such bonds, and which portion of such railroaa in either case shall restrictions with
reference to loans—section 3431 restricting loans on
be located wholly or in part in one or more of the States mentioned in this
section, provided the entire railroad of such company is located wholly mortgage security to manufacturing corporations and ecclesiastical
within the United States; in the consolidated bonds of any railroad com- societies; section 3432 restricting amount of loans to one party on personal
pany incorporated by this State and authorized to issue such bonds to re- security; section 3433 forbidding loans on single names.
tire the entire funded debt of such company; provided, that in every case
SECTION 3431—Loans to Corporations and Societies Regulated.—No
such company shall have paid each year, for a period of not less than five loan
shall be made by any savings bank to any corporation or association
years next previous to such investment, in addition to the interest on Its
or ecclesiastical society, secured by mortgage upon its property, unless the
funded indebtedness, dividends of not less than four per cent per annum
upon its entire capital stock outstanding; and provided further, that said same shlal be accompanied by the individual guaranty of some responsible
Party or parties, or by other collateral security of value equal to the amount
outstanding capital stock at the time of such investment equals or exceeds of
the sum loaned. The directors or trustees of any such bank consenting
in amount one-third of the entire outstanding issue of such bonds;
to any loan contrary to the provisions of this section shall be held individu(9) In the bonds of the following-named railroad companies, viz.:
ally responsible for any loss to the full extent of such loan.
Boston & Albany Railroad Company,
SECTION 3432—Loans Restricted.—No savings bank having more than
• Boston & Lowell Railroad Company,
twenty-five thousand dollars of deposits shall loan on personal security
• Boston & Maine Railroad Company,
to any one iperson, company, or interest more than three per cent of its
• Concord & Montreal Railroad Company,
deposits at the time of making such loan.
• Fitchburg Railroad Company,
SECTION 3433—Obligations of One Person or Firm Not to Be Taken.—
• Harlem River & Port Chester Railroad Company,
No savings bank shall buy or lend any money upon, any obligation on
Maine Central Railroad Company,
which only one person or firm shall be holden, without taking additional
• New England Railroad Company,
security for the same equivalent to the guaranty or indorsement of some
• New York & New England Railroad Company,
other responsible party.
• New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company.
[In Oct. 1912 there was Issued in pamphlet form a report compiled by the
''
• •
• Old Colony Railroad Company:
• • • • • •
Bank Commissioners containing copies of all opinions of the Attorneys-




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CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.

General in re legality of bonds and construction of statutes from 1899
the year the office of Attorney-General was created-to Oct. 1912. Future
opinions will be published annually in the report of the Commissioners.]
TRUST FUNDS-HOW LOANED OR INVESTED.---We find in Sec.
254 of Chapter 22 of the Revised Statutes of 1902 the following liberal
provisions providing that trust funds may be loaned or invested in the same
securities savings banks are authorized to invest in.
SEC. 254.-Trust funds, unless it is otherwise provided in the instrument creating the trust, may be loaned on the security of mortgages on
unencumbered real estate in this State double in value the amount loaned,
or may be invested in such mortgages or in the bonds or loans of this
State, or of any town, city or borough of this State, or in any bonds,
stocks or other securities which the savings banks in this State are, or may
be, authorized by law to invest in, or may be deposited in savings banks inoorporated by this State.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

44

NOTE.-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
given below, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
The relation which the towns, cities and boroughs of this State bear to
one another is peculiar, and requires a word of explanation. The State
is divided into eight counties, and these counties are made up of towns,
numbering in the aggregate 168. The towns are the civil unit, and on the
assessed valuation (which is called the "Grand List of each town") is
levied the tax for State purposes as well as the tax for town expenditures.
Within the town is often situated a city or a borough, or both, all of which
may at the same time have bonds outstanding. In recent years several
towns and cities whose limits were about identical have been consolidated
and the outstanding bonds of both town and city are reported together with
out distinction. This is the ease with the city and town of Hartford, which;
previous to April 1896, reported their debts separately. The city and flwn
of New London have been consolidated, as have also the city and town of
New Britain and the city and town of Bridgeport. On Dec.7 1897 the city,
town and school district of New Haven were likewise consolidated.
The borough stands in about the same relation to the town as does the
city. The grand list as 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 additional to the town tax. /n some instances the schools are in the charge of
school districts, which also are empowered to issue bonds and to levy a
tax so that to cover the total tax paid by a city it is necessary to take into
account the State, town, city and school district levies. In the statements
which follow we give under one heading the town and city, wherever they
bear the same name, for, though distinct corporations, their debts are to
greater or less extent the debts of a single community.
AGGREGATE MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
The total indebtedness of all the towns, cities, boroughs and counties in
the State was in 1912 $43,540,230 69. In the following table we show the
funded indebtedness, the floating debt and the total indebtedness of all
the civil divisions of the State at quadrennial periods:
•Total debt.
Floating debt.
Funded debt.
$37,058,361 70 $6;481,868 99 $43,540,230 69
1912
30,598,153 47
7,865,551 44
38,463,704 91
1908
26,906,859 05
5,269,101 56
32,520,460 61
1904
22,142,993 58
5,005,323 09
27,624,827 42
1900
19,749,667 08
4,384,980 56
24,581,066 55
1896
16,023,832 46
4,473,571 36
20,627,058 48
1892
15,569,818 67
3,759,642 86
19,392,804 89
1888
14,655,903 75
2,980,386 15
17,636,289 91
1884
15,388,375 69
1,967,623 60
17,355,999 29
1880
14,437,742 93
2,713,584 35
17,151,327 28
1877
• 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.
Oct.2 1911) superseding the old town
ANSONIA.
Ansonia is in New Haven County. and borough governments, the liaIncorporated in April 1889. By an bilities of which are assumed by the
Act of the Connecticut Legislature of city.
1893, the borough, town and fire disDEBT SEPT. 1 1912.
trict of this name were consolidated
Town Bonds Assumed.
4s
J-J $100,0000__Jan 2 1927
to form the present city.
Floating debt (of town).. $219,852
Bridge Bonds.
40,035
43ig '13 A-0$99,000c_Apr 1 '14-'44 Sinking fund
Floating debt (of city).
14,543
Sewer Bonds.
10,563,481
4s g '10 J-J $75.000o _July 1 1935 Grand list 1911
(Assessment is X actual value.)
Building Bonds.
334s g J-J $75,000o_ _July 1 1923 City tax (per $1,000) 1911 _.$12.50
Certain expenses, such as sideRefunding Bonds.
_Jan. 1 1937 walks, sewers, police, &o., are paid
4s '11 M-N $75,000_ _Jan.
the "First Taxing District," which
by
Bonds.
School
45 '05 J-J $49,0000_July 1 '13-'30 occupies the same territory as the old
borough and assumes the borough
City of Ansonia Bonds.
M-N $150,0000_ May 1 1915 obligations, which are as follows:
4s g
$30,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 15 '12 $424,000 Bonds outstanding
10,000 Floating debt
60,200
Floating Debt
45,896 Sinking fund against bonds
4,504
Sinking fund
10,342,695 Floating debt of "First TaxGrand list 1911
ing District"
(Assessment about actual value.)
8,500
The
Mayor and Council of six memTax rate (per $1,000) 1911-$14 00
15,152 bers govern both the city and taxing
Population in 1910
INT. at Ansonia National Bank. districts.
Population in 1910 (town)--- _13,502
Population in 1910 (Boro)-9,527
BRIDGEPORT.
This city is in Fairfield County. INT. at Bristol National Bank.
Incorporated as a city in 1836. 111
1889-90 the town and city of Bridge- CHATHAM.
This town (P. 0. East Hampton)
port were consolidated, the city asis in Middlesex County. Inc. 1767.
suming the town's debt.
The bonds below are all exempt.from
City and Funding Bonds,
3 Ks'85 J-J $125,0000_ _July 1 1915 taxation.
45 '89 J-J 400,0000_ _July 1 1919
'Refunding Railway Bonds.
4s'94 J-J 500.000e_ _Jan 1 1924 4s '09 J-D i$32,000r June!'13-'28
Bridge and City Hall Repair.
3,000r_ _June 1 1929
3 3is '05M-N $64.000c_May 1 '14-'45 4s'10 J-D 5,000r_ _ _June 1 1940
(Subject to call $10,000 in 1920 and
Fire Engine House Bonds.
3 Ks'06 A-0 $46,0000_Apr 1 '14-'36
$10,000 in 1930.)
43,18'13 J-J 18,000_ __Jan 2'14-'31 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12___$70,000
Outstanding notes & orders__ 9,378
Bridge Bonds.
3 Ms '01 J-J $95,000c-.July 1'13-'31 Sink. fund & other assets__ 41,342
Grand list 1911-12
Refunding Bonds.
1,217,211
3 Ms '00 J-J $48,000c_July 1 '13-'20 (Assessment from(to 4-5 act. val.)
3 Ms '03 J-J 123,0000_$3,000 yearly Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ __$20.00
Population in 1910
High School Bonds.
2,390
INT. Cent.Nat. Bk.,Middletown.
4 Us'13 J-J 3100,000_ _Jan 1 '14-'63
Sewer Bonds.
CITY.
1961 DANBURY,
44s'11 M-N $98,000c
Situated in Danbury Town, FairPaving Notes.
A-0 $17,000-- Oct 10 1913 field County. Incorporated in 1889.
4Us
17,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1915
Improvement Bonds.
J-J
44s
J-J $155,0000&rJan 1 1920
434s
A-0 17,000___Apr 16 1916 4s
J-J 100,000o_ _ _July 1 1923
4s
J-J 17,000-July 26 1917 4s
A-0 15,000__Oct 9 1916
430
Funding Bonds.
M-Nj$100,000r May 1'27-'36
48
Improvement Bonds.
1 50,000r May 1 1937
3 Ms'01 J-J $290,000c_July 1 '13-'41
A-0 215,000r Oct 1 1941
4s '07 F-A 300,000o_Aug 1 '28-'42 314s_
Water Bonds.
Voting Machine Bonds.
J-J $45,0000_ __Jan 1 1920
45'08 A-0 $11,400c_Oct 1 '13-'18 4s
Jan 1 1946
Building Bonds.
4s '06 J-J 200,0000
Jan 1 1929
1913
July
'09
4s
$3,000c
J-J 75,0000
3Ms'99 J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-S2,225,400 BOND. DEBT Sept 1912 $940,000
50,000
Floating debt
88,000 Floating debt
320,000
Sinking fund
621,706 Water debt (included)
Assessed valuation 1912..105,965,619 Total valuation 1911_... _12,834,000
(Assessment about actual value.)
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913_ _..$16.50 Value of city property_ _$1,500,000
Value city property 1912_$4,524,634 Tax rate (per.$1,000) 1911_ --$11.50
Population in 1910
102,054 Population in 1910
20,304
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
INTEREST on the Improvement
and funding bonds and on the water
bonds due 1920 is payable at the
BRISTOL.
The 1911 Legislature granted a National Park Bank, N. Y.; on all
charter to the city (accepted by the other water bonds at the Importers.
voters Aug. 14 1911, going into effect & Traders' Nat. Bank; New York.




DANBURY, TOWN.
This town is in Fairfield County.
Funding Bonds.
A-0 $225,000o_Apr 1 1932
3Ks
School Bonds.
3 Ms
A-0 $50,000o Apr 1 1932
4s '05 M-NJ 111,000o_Mch 1 '14-'50
1 20,0000_Mch 1 '51-'55
BOND.DEBT Apr 30'13_ _$406,000
10,764,899
Grand list for 1912
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _$13.00
23.502
Population in 1910
INTEREST is payable at the
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[VOL. xcvi.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911__ $9.00
16.463
Population in 1910
INT. on bonds of 1912 payable at
U. S. Mtg.& Tr. Co., N. Y.; on others at office of Town Treasurer.
GREENWICH, BOROUGH.
Incorporated 1854.
4s
M-N$147,000_ _ .May 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Oct 1911-$147.000
143,000
Floating debt
Grand list 1910
3,872.466
Borough tax (per $1,000) '11_ _11.00
Population in 1910
3,886
INTEREST at Greenwich Trust Co.

DERBY.
This city is situated in New Haven GROTON.
This town is in New London Co.
County. By enactment of the Legislature in 1893 the town of Derby, Inc. May 1704. Popula'n '10, 6,495.
Refunding.
borough of Birmingham, and the
M-N $5,000r_- May 1 1915
school districts of the town, were 4s
Registered Bonds.
consolidated under one form of
M-N $30,000-.Subject to call
government, assuming the name of 4 Ks
the "City of Derby." The consolida- BOND. DEBT Aug 31 1912-$40,000
83,050
tion took effect on Jan. 1 1894, and Other liabilities
36,262
the debts of the town, borough and Assets
4,557,007
school districts were assumed by city. Grand list 1912
(Assessment at 85% actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
J-J $100.000c-July 1 1914 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-16.00
48 g
INTEREST payable by Treasurer.
and Bridge Bonds.
Road
M-N $34,000c-Nov 1 1934
1s
33,
GROTON WATER DISTRICT.
Subject to call $3,000 yearly.)
1924
4s g '04 A-0 $150,0000
efunding Bonds.
1925
75,0000
4s '08 A-0 $55,000c-Oct 1 1928 4s g '05 J-D
1941
20.000c
44s'11 J-J
School Bonds.
3 Ms
J-D $3,000c _June 1 1921 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913_ _$245,000
--June 1 1902.) INT. payable at National Bank
(Subject to call beg.
F-A $19,000o-Aug 1 1930 of Commerce. New London, Conn.
3Xs
(Subject to call $2,600 yearly.)
Sewer Bonds.
3 Ks g J-J $1,0000_ __July 1 1914 HARTFORD.
The town and city of Hartford
(Subject to call beg. July 1 1900.) were
consolidated on April 1 1896,
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913.4212.000 and their
debts are no longer reported
10,564
Sinking fund
City incorp. May 1784.
17,656 separately. Bonds.
Cash on hand
Funding
6,426,208
Total valuation 1912
_July 1 1918
$200,0000_
J-J
'93
4g
(Assessm't about actual value.)
Park Improvement Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913_ _ _$11.50
J-J $300.000o-.Jan 1 1926
Total tax (per $1,000) '13 _ _$14,00 3g
Paving Bonds.
8,991 3g
Population in 1910
J-J $200,000r_Jan 1 1938
INT. at Birmingham Nat. Bank, 3 Mg '00J-J
20,000r_ _Jan 1 1930
Derby.
High School & Bridge Bonds.
3 Kg'98 J-J $200,000r_ _Jan 1 1938
HARTFORD.
EAST
Police Department.
This town is in Hartford County. Kg'98
$75,000r_ _Jan 1 1923
Inc. Oct. 1783. Bonds all taxable. 3 Refunding Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
33413'97 J-J $800,000r-.-.Jan 1 1922
3.6s '89 A-0 $39,600c_ __Oct 1 1919 3 Kg'97 M-N 270,000r_ May 1 1922
(Subject to call Oct 1, 1899.)
Improvement Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
3 3-jg'97 J-J 1250,000r_Jan 1 1922
4s '94 A-0 $60,000c&r Apr 2 1924
Con n. R. Bge. Bd s.(Coup. or Reg)
(Subject to call April 2 1904.)
334g'04 J-J 1,000,000_ _ _July 1 1954
4s g 09 A-0 $88,000o_Apr 1 1939 3 '05 J-D 1,000,000_ _June 1 1955
(Subject to call after April 1 1929.)
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912.. $187,600 4g '93 J-J $475,0000-. July 1 1018
16,156 Population in 1910
Floating debt
98,915
57,832 Population in 1900
Total assets_
79.850
Grand list 1912_ __ _ _ _ _ _6,100,473
Treasury.
City
at
payable
INT.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912____$10.00
&c,
DEBT,
TOTAL
8.138
Population in 1910
Apr.!'13. Apr. 1 '12.
INT.at Phoenix Nat. Bk., Hartford.

l

EAST HARTFORD FIRE DIST.
Water Loans.
45
A-0 $115,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1931
J-D 135.000.-. _June 1 1933
48
4 Ms'12J-D 50,0000_June 1 1932
(Subject to call June 1 1932)
BOND.DEBT May 7'12_ _ _$300,000
8,600
Sewer notes
33,025
General expense notes_ __ _
25.187
Sinking fund
357,964.67
Value of water plant,
Assessed valuation 1911_ _ _3,330,000
(Assessment about 75% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ - _ _$8.00

Tot. bd. dt___ 4,880,000 4,880,000
378,481
378,481
Floating debt_

Total debt_ 5,258,481 5,258.481
622,226
Sinking fund_ 741,627
475,000
Wat. dt.(inci) 475,000
Sinking fund and funds held in reserve for redemption of water debt
and extraordinary expenses April 1
1913, $619,782.
CITY PROPERTY.-The city
owned property to the value of $7,298,270 on Apr. 11913, according to
inventories on file in the office of
the Comptroller.
FAIRFIELD.
WATER DEPT.-Excess of reThis town is in Fairfield County. ceipts over current expenses and in4s '90 J-J $22,250o_July 1 '13-'21 terest on water bonds for last fiscal
1916 Year,$225,335.
3 Msg'01A-0 25,000o
1929
4s'09 M-9 75,0000
BOND,DEBT Apr 1913_ _-$122,250 ASSESSED VALUATION AND
12,500
Floating debt
TAX RATE.
6,000,000
Tax Rate
Grand list 1912
xTotal
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Valuation. per $1,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$12,00 1912
$156,189,023.00 $21.50
6,134 1911
Population in 1910
15.75
144,214,901.00
/INTEREST atSouthport Trust Co. 1910
138,060,842.00
16.50
118,221.525.00
17.50
1909
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
106,574,623.00
18.00
1908
Bridgeport and Danbury are the 1907
103,074,585.00
18.00
county seats. Bonds are taxable. 1906
98,508,389.00
18.00
Refunding Bonds.
96.967,410.00
18.00
1905
48 g '09 A-0 $130,000o -.Oct 1 1939 1900
69,761,120.00
17.50
(Subject to call Oct 1 1929)
53,211,681.00
17.00
1895
TOTAL DEBT June 1 '13- _$130,000 1890
47,225,324.00
17.00
Assessed valuation 1912_260,000,000
encluding valuation of corporation
State & Co tax (per $1,000)'11_$1.00 stook held by residents, which for
245,322 1912 aggregated $55,129,451.
Population In 1910
INT.at Conn. Nat. Bk., Bridgeport.
Tax rate for 1912 includes 5 mills
levied for school purposes.
GLASTONBURY.
This town is in Hartford Co. Inc. HARTFORD "ARSENAL SCH.,"
May 1692. Pop'n 110, 4,796.
DISTRICT."
J-J $15,000- -Jan 1 1918 45
4s
J-D $74,0000_ _June 1 1917
_Jan 1 1928 4s '08 M-N 80,000o_ _..May 1 1938
J-J 35,000
4s
-31
Oct
1912_$65,000 4s
BOND. DEBT
J-J 60,0000_ _Jan 1 1932
27,276 BOND,DEBT Apr 1913_
- --$214,000
Note debt
Sinking fund
19,965 Sinking fund
9,140
act.)
Assess. val.(80%
'11-2,983,448 Assessed valuation 1912-.-. A,430,760
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ --$14.00 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
INT.at Hartford Trust Co.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-J7.50
INT. at Riverside Tr. Co.. Hartf.
GREENWICH, TOWN.
The town and borough of same HARTFORD "FIRST SCHOOL
name are located in Fairfield County.
DISTRICT."
Incorporated in 1662.
M-N $35,000_ _ _May 1 1927
48
Refunding Bonds,
to call beg. May 1 1907.)
(Subject
4,(g'12 J-J $160,000c _July 1 '13-'44
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913-$35,000
Building Bonds.
fund
Sinking
16,612
_ _Nov 1 1913
4s
Grand list 1912
32,408,577
Coupon Bonds 1909.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911......_$2.00
$530,000
Registered Bonds.
HARTFORD "NORTHEAST SOH.
_ _s '87 ___ $159,000
DISTRICT."
Coupon Bonds.
Building Bonds,
__s'95
$125,000
4s '09 . J-D $63,000o_ __June 1 1939
High School Notes.
J-D 66.000o_._June 1 1931
4s'07 J-J $100,0000_july 1 1935 3348
(Exempt from all taxes.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12__$914,000
108,472 BOND.DEBT Apr 1913-$129,000
Other liabilities
115,636 Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _2,743,798
Cash on hand
Town valuation 1911_ _35,000.101 (Assessment about_ X actual value)
(Assessment about60% actual value) School tax (per $1,000)'13---$5.00

MAY, 1911.1

CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.

35

INTEREST on 350 payable at MERIDEN, TOWN.
DEBT OF CONSOLIDATED CITY NEW LONDON.
Incorporated May 1806. During TOT. DEBT May 20'1341,218,000
The town and city (located In
Security Co., Hartford; on 4s at Charthe year 1896 the town voted to con- Sinking fund
ter Oak National Bank, Hartford.
273,011 county of same name) are under one
solidate the schools and assume the Water debt (included) _ _ _1,175,000 government and the following statedebt of all the school districts.
Assessed valuation 1911 A0,460,859 ment includes both. Incorporated
HARTFORD "NORTHWEST
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ _ _$14.25 town 1646; city. 1784.
Funding Bonds.
SCHOOL DISTRICT."
330'01 M-N$80,000c_May 1 '17-'24 Population in 1910
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
43,916
Bonds are subject to taxation. 4s'08 11-N I 110,000e_May 1 '14-'24
INT. at New Britain Nat. Bank. 4s '13 A-0$100,000c__ _Apr 1 1943
4s '08 M-S $200,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 '38
1
220,000o_May 1 '25-'35
Park
Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.$200.000
Cold Spring Home Bonds.
4s
M-N $25,000r__ May 1 1923
43,400 330'01 M-N530,000c_May 1 '14-'16 NEW HAVEN. Arthur D. Mullen,
Notes outstanding
Water Bonds.
10,000 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12_4460,000 Comptroller.
Sinking fund
4s
J-J $116,0000„July 1 1919
5,562,201 Floating debt
Grand list 1911
This city is the county seat of New 4s
60,0000__ _July 1924
42,748
J-J
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) Total assessed val. 1911_ _23,003,127 Haven County. Incorporated
J-J 225,0000_ _Jan 1 1920
1784. 330
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_46.50
(Assessment at full value.)
By an Act of the General Assembly, 3 Msg J-J
200,000o&rJuly 1 1926
INT. at Security Co. of IIartford. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911__ _$11.00 the city, town and school district of 3 30g'08T-J
50,000c_ _July 1 1926
Population in 1910
32,066 New Haven were consolidated Dec 7
School Bonds.
J-J $21,000c__ _July 1 1919
INTEREST on the 3% bonds 1897 under one government, and the 4s
HARTFORD "SECOND NORTH
J-J 63,0000_ __July 1 1920
and 4s of 1908 at the Fourth National city assumes the assets and liabilities 4s
SCHOOL DISTRICT."
45
of the two other governments.
J-D 40.000c_ _ _June 1 1924
J-J $137,0000_ _ _Jan 1 1924 Bank, New York.
45
4s
M-N
60,0000___May 1 1925
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1904.)
NEW IIAVEN CITY BONDS, 330
J-D 100,000c_ _ _Dec 1 1931
330 '04 J-J
40,000c_ _July 1 1934 MIDDLETOWN, CITY.
Voting-Machine Bonds.
4s'g'08 J-D 175,000o_ _ Dec_
1 1927
Middletown City is situated in the
(Bonds are exempt from taxes.)
Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913....$177,000 town of Ailddletown, Middlesex Co. 4s '09 A-0 f $6,000_0ct 1 '13-'14 45SewerJ-J
10,000r_ _ _July 1 1917
1
12,000_0ct 1 '16-'19
Incorporated
May
1784.
Floating debt
145,500
330
20,000r_ _ _July 1 1919
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
Funding Debt Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1911_ _ _7,105,920
J-D 35,000c_ _Deo 1 1937
M-N $25,000o___Nov 1 1914 4s '96 A-0 $25,000r___Oct 1 1914 5s g
(Assessment about 00% actual value) 4s
College Bonds.
A-0 14,0000_0ot 1 1914 4s '96 A-0 40,000r_ Oct '15-'16
School tax (per $1,000) 1911_ _$5.50 4s
J-J $50.000c_ _July 1 1941
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1904.) 330'00 A-0 185.000r_ _Oct 1 1920 43%s
INT. at Security Co., Hartford.
Annexation Bonds.
350'02 A-0 10,000r_ _ _Oct 1 1922
City Improvement Bonds.
F-A $11.500o__ _Aug 1 1919
334s
95,000c___Oct
3
A-0
30'05
1
1925
330
$70,000c&r_July
J-J
1 1921
HARTFORD "SOUTH SCHOOL
Sidewalk Bonds.
35,0000___July 1 1928
4s '08 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
$50,000
75.000_ __ _Jan 1 '34'36 _s
DISTRICT."
4s
11-S 48.000c_Mch 1 '14-'17 4s '11 J-J
Refunding Bonds.
Funding & High School Bonds,
330
M-N $200,000o_ May 1 1931
Water Bonds.
330
11-N 200,000o&r-Nov 1 1952 3.65s J-J $55,000c___July 1 1915 336s'00 A-0 $288,000r_Oct 1 '13-'24 3 3ig'05 A-0 $100,000o&rOct 1 1935
3.000r_Oct 1 '13-'15 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913..$1,411,500
330 g '05M-S200,000c_ _Sept 1 1955 4s
J-J 200,000r_ _ _July 1 1922 330'00 A-0
Sinking fund
Funding Bonds.
18.012
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ _5600,000
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
13,026
Total valuation 1912_ __ _33,889,440 330
J-D $53.0000___Dec 1 1921 330'05 A-0 J$250.000r_Oct 1'25-'34 Cash on hand
1
3,000r_Oct 1 1935 Water debt (included)__..
651,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_5,00 350'05 11-N 35,0000_ _ May 1 1925
Grand list 1912
Library Bonds.
20,266,008
Population in 1913 (est.)
Municipal Building Bonds.
40,000
actual value.)
INTEREST payable at the Fidelity 330'05 M-N $36000c_ _ May 1 1925 4s '86 J-J S6:0000.Jan 1 '14-'19 (Assessment about
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_416.00
Improve, Bonds (Series "B ).
DEBT J
Jan 1 '13_3498,000
BOND. D
Trust Co., Hartford.
19,659
Sinking funds
133,127 4s '09 J-J $100.000 __Jan 1 '30-'34 Population in 1910
Paving Bonds.
Water debt (included)
255,000
INT. at New London City Nat. Bk.
HARTFORD "WASHINGTON
4s '96 A-0 $62,500r___ Oct 1 1916
Water
sinking
132,660
fund
(1110_
SCHOOL DISTRICT."
10,734,410 330'00 A-0 100,000r_Oct 1915&'20 NORWALK, CITY.
4s
1928 Grand list 1912
J-J $20,000c
3 30'02 A-0 25,000r_Oct
& '22
25,0000
330
J-J
1924 City tax rate (per $1,000) '12_ _$7.50 4s '08 J-J 100,000r_July'17
Situated in town of Norwalk,
1 '29-'33
Population
In
11,854
1910
4s
35,000o
J-J
1914
4s '10 J-J 100,000 __Jan 1 '31-'35 Fairfield County. Inc. June 30 1893.
INT.at Middletown Nat. Bank.
4s '08 J-J 100,000o_ _ _July,1 1932
Street Improve. Bonds(Ser."A")
Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913_3180,000
4s '07 J-Df$150,000c-June 1 '27-'31 43,0'12 J-J $100,000____July 1 1931
School tax (per $1,000) 1910.....$6.00 MIDDLET OWN, TOWN.
1 22,000c ..June 1 1932 Refunding Sewer Bonds.
INT. at Hartford Nat. Nank.
Incorporated Sept. 1651. Bonds
45 '07 J-J $150.000_July 1 '27-'28
School-Building Bonds.
are tax-exempt. Pop'n '10. 20.749.
Water Bonds.
4s '08 J-J $100,000c_Jan 1 '29-'33
HARTFORD "WEST MIDDLE
Railroad Refunding Bonds.
4s '95 J-J *50,000 _ _ __July 1 1935
City Sewerage.
33004 J-J $100,000c&r. Janl 1924 4s '89 A-0$300,000r_..Apr 1 '14-'25 330'99 J-J 200,000_ _ _ _July 1 1929
SCHOOL DISTRICT."
3 30'01 F-A $120,000c_July 31 '26 4s '09 J-D 340,000o_ _June 11029 4s'89 J-D 100,000r
(Subject to call July 1 1919.)
4s '11 F-A 160,000cJuly 31 1936 4s '10 F-A 244,0000.. _Aug 1 1930 330'05A-0 100,000r_ __Oct1926-20 330'03 J-D 100,000.. _ _ _June
1 1928
4s '12 F-A 12.5,000e___Aug 1 1937 BOND.DEBT Oct 11012.. $684,000 4s '08 J-J 150,0000_ _ _July 11 1925
(Subject to call June 1 1923.)
1928
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ _4405,000 Floating debt
100,000 4s '12 J-J 50,000.. July 1 '36-'37 4s '09 J-J
70,000.. _ _ _July 1 1934
Sinking fund
3,000 Assess. val.(80% act.)'12 15,470,754 TOWN OF NEW HAVEN DEBT. Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt
4s '07 J-J $35,000_ _ _ _July 1 1927
15,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1012......40.00
Air Line RR. Bonds.
(Assessment about
actual value.)
INT. on 4% bonds of 1909 & 1910
Refunding Funded Debt.
Assessed valuation 1911_ _35,107,236 payable at Old Colony Trust Co., 330 '89 J-J $425,000cJuly 1 '13-'29 330
J-J $50,000_ _ _ _July 1 1929
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$3.00 Boston; on others in Middletown.
Park Bonds.
(Subject to call Jan. 1919.)
Population in 1913 (est)
3)4s '89J-J $100,000c_July 1 1939 4s g
40,000
J-J $50,000
1935
INTEREST payable at the Charter MILFORD.
(Subject to call after July 1 1910.) BOND. DEBT May 1913.. $805,000
Oak National Bank, Hartford.
ThIs town is In New Haven County. 4s '89 J-J
100,000o_ _July 1 1939 Floating debt
10,000
Ineorp. 1664.
Sinking fund
87,727
HUNTINGTON.
• Exempt from taxation.
4s '11
_ $50,000
Water debt (included)
420,000
This town Is in Fairfield County.
Refunding Bonds.
NEW HAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT Grand list 1912
_6,428,575
_
__
(P. 0. Shelton.) Inc. Jan. 1789.
4s '95 J-J $29,9000
City tax (per $1,000) 1911
$9.75
J-J $75,000c_ _ _July 11017 4s '07 A-0 83,0000_ _ _Oct 1 1927 4s '89 F-A $130,0000_ 1913-1920 Population
4s
in 1910
6.954
($20.000 yearly on Aug. 1.)
School and Refunding Bonds. 4s '10 J-.T
28,000_ _ _July 1 1930 4s '92
INT.on bonds due in 19351s payaM-N$70.000e_May
1
'21-'24
4s '08 J-J $100,000r Jan 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Sept 20 1912$190.900
ble at Amer. Exch. Nat. Bank; on
43%s'l 1 F-A 100,000o_Allg 1 1931 Floating debt Sept 20 1912_ 29,064 43 '04 F-A 75.000e_Feb 1 '25-'28 water 4s of 1909
and Paving bonds at
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912_4275.000 Total assessed val. 1911_ _6.424,670 4s '95 M-N125,000c_Nov 1 '29-'34 U. S. Mtge. & Trust
Co., New York;
INTEREST on all Issues Is paid at
Floating debt
20,448 (Assessment about 90% actual value) the
on water 33i s at Fairfield Co. Nat.
City Treasury.
Sinking fund
3,607 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ _ 413.00
Bank in Norwalk; other Int. pay. In
TOTAL
DEBT,
Assessed valuation 1912_ _6,179,498 Population in 1910
SINKING FUND &c Norwalk
4,366
(Assessment about full value.)
INT.at Town Treasurer's office.
Jan. 1 '13. Jan. 1 '12
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$12.00
Bd. Dt. (city) $2,581,500 $2,607,000 NORWALK, TOWN.
Population in 1910
Incorporated Sept. 1651.
6,545 NAUGATUCK.
Town
625,000
650,000
INT. payable at Birmingham Nat.
This borough is in New Haven Co. School dist
Refunding Bonds.
420,000 . 440,000
Bank, Derby, Conn., and at Shelton Town incorporated 1844; borough in4s '09 A-0 $220,000c ..Apr 1 1939
Bank & Trust Co. In Shelton.
corporated 1893; consolidation of Tot. Bd. Dt_- $3,626,500 $3,697,000
Bridge and Park Bonds.
town and borough 1895.
Floating debt
310,000
215,000 4 Xs '12 J-J $250.000_ -_Jan 1 1942
KILLINGLY.
Refunding Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
This town is in Windham County. 4s '12
F-A $190,000c_Feb 1 '14-'32
A-0 $300,000___Oct 1 1918
Total debt *3,936.500 $3,912,000 330
Inc. 1708. Population 1910.6,564.
BOND. DEBT May 13 '13 $190,000 Sinking funds
Town bonds 100,000____Jan 1 1921
11,854
2,354
Town Bonds of 1900.
Floating debt
BOND. DEBT Aug 31 '12 $870,000
51,130
3 30 g J-D $125,000o_ _Deo 1 1920 Grand list 1912
10,062,780
Net debt_ $3,924,646 $3,909.646 Floating debt
8,077
BOND, DEBT Mar 1913__ 125,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1012..__$16.00
99,799
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The Sinking fund
Floating debt
75,428 Population in 1910
Grand list 1912
12,722 city's assessed valuation
20,584,941
and tax rate Town
Grand list 1911
INT. at Naugatuck Nat. Bank.
$3,827,861
tax (per $1,000) 1912_10.00
have been appoximately as follows,
(Assessment about full value.)
in 1910
24,211
real estate being taken at "about 51% Population
Tax rate (per MOM) 1911_ _12.00
INT. on bonds of 1912 at Empire
actual value" until 1900, when basis Trust
INT.at Nat. Shawmut Bank, Bos- NEW BRITAIN.
Co., N. Y.; others at Am. Ex.
The city of New Britain is situated of valuation was raised to full value: National
ton, or at Windham Co. Nat. Bank.
Bank, New York.
Total
In IIartford County. In 1905 the
Rale of Tax
in Danielson.
Years
Valuation. per $1,000.
town and city were consolidated.
NORWICH,
CITY.
1912
$139,779,146
LITCHFIELD, TOWN.
$17.50
Norwich is in New London County.
Tills town is the county seat of CITY OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS. 1911
131,658,990
17.50
Water Bonds.
Inc. 1784. Commission government
1910
Litchfield County.Incorporated 1720.
126,804,456
17.50
45
F-A $200,0000_Aug 1 1918 1909
defeated on June 5, 1911.
Bonds are exempt from taxation.
123,232,935
17.50
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1908.) 1908
Water Bonds.
119,592,508
Railroad Bonds.
14.75
F-A 250,0000_ _July 1 1027 1907
330
J-J $150,000o_Jan 1 1923
J-D $80,000o_ __On demand 4s
4s
116,312.984
14.75
F-A
75,000c _July 11033 1906
4s '06 J-D
65.000_ _ _Apr 2 1931
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ _480,000 4s
112,256,910
13.50
4s '08 J-J
Jan 1 1038 1905
Funding Bonds.
Floating debt
110,001,166
14.00
20,400 4s '09 F-A 300,0000
_Aug 1 1939 1904
4s
A-0 5125,0000_0ot 1 1913
108,449,713
Grand list 1912
13.25
4,824,473 431s '11 F-A 250,000o_
100.000c_Aug
1 1941 1903
330
J-D 166,0000....June 1 1925
(Assessmer t about actual value)
106,386,539
13.25
School Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
1901
103,460.932
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912__$14.00 430
12.75
J-J $15,000o_ _ _Jan 1 1938 1895
4s '06 J-D $143,000_ -_Apr 2 1931
Population in 1910
53,800,000
21.00
3.005 4s '09 F-A 153,0000....
_Feb
1
1939
Gas and Electric Plant Bonds.
52.171.131
INT. at Litchfield Say. Society.
19.50
43'09 F-A 27.000c_Aug 1 '13-'14 1890
4s '06 A-0 $287,000___Apr 2 1931
4s '10 F-A J75,000c_Aug 1 '15-'19 theGrand list in 1912 does not include GEN.
BONDS Apr 30 '13_ $936,000
MANCHESTER.
following
exempt
properties:
120,0000._
_Aug
1
1920 Adams Express Co
Water debt (included)
215,000
This town is In Hartford County.
$16,850 Temporary
Municipal Building Bonds.
loans
463,300
Banks
Incorporated May 1823.
184,705
4s '08 j .1 $215,0000„July 1 1948
funds and cash
59,531
Cemeteries
Refunding Bonds.
399.370 Sinking
Refunding
Bonds,
Assess. val.(% act.)'12- _13.029,939
4s '08 M-N $90,000e_May 1 '14-'31 430
F-A $90.000o_Aug 1 '13-'30 Churches and Buildings
City tax (per $1,000) 1912___$12.00
used for Churches
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ ___$95,000
4,036,405 Population
Subway Bonds.
In 1910
20,367
10,000 3%g
Floating debt
A-0 $20,0000_ __Oct '13-'22 City of New Hav.(misc.)_ 1,174.960
INT. at Norwich Say. Society,
do Parks
Assessed valuation 1912_$18,203,262 45
1.000,400 First
A-0 14,000o_ __Oct '23-'29
Nat. Bk., Columbia Trust Co.
do
(Assessment about actual value.)
Schools
2,670,110
'11
4s
A-0
24,000o_
_
_Oot
30 1941
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1012._ _$9.00 4s '12 A-0 60.000_
do Bldg. used for school
3,450 and Thames Nat. Bank.
_Oct 1 '13-'41
Population in 1910
do Police Dept
13,641
139,050
Street Bonds.
INTERESTpayable at Manchester 4s
do
Fire
Dept
250,555
F-A
$50,000o__
NORWICH,TOWN.
_Aug 1 1925
Trust & Sate Deposit Co.
do Fire Annex
9.220
Sewer Bonds.
Incorporated 1659.
State of Connecticut_ __ _
290.905
F-A$100,0000___Aug
45
1
1918
Refunding Court-House
MERIDEN, CITY.
823,680 330'05 J-J $117,000o_ _Jan Bonds.
F-A 100,0000_ _ _Aug 1 1925 Connecticut Co
4s
1 1925
Incorporated 1807.
Shore
Line
El. RR. Co _
3,850
after
call
Aug
(Subject
to
1
of Preston Bonds.
Town
1910.)
town
and
The
city of Meriden are
Haven County
817,740 3.405 J-J $50.0000
J-J 150,000o___July 1 1924 New
situated in New Haven County. 330
192(
United
States
755,825
330
J-J 100,0000.. _ _July 1 1932 Hospitals
Town Deposit Fund 6s.
Water Bonds.
688,030
200,0000_ _ _Jan 1 1932
On demand
$13,301
$20,0000_ _July 1 1913 4s '04 J-J 300,0000_
4s '95
Orphan
asylums
525,985
__Jan
4s
'06
BOND.
1 1936
J-J
DEBT Sept 15 '12-211,00(
Funding Bonds.
1,133,070
40,0000_ - _Jan 1 1936 Miscellaneous
13.301
4s '95 J-J $50,0000_July 1 '14-'18 43'11 J-J
N. Y. N. H. & H. RR.Co 8,395.425 Floating debt
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1912-475,000 TOWN OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS Sheffield Solentiflo School 1,944.340 TOTAL DEBT Sept 15 '12_ _224,301
Sinking fund and cash
9,365
47,000
Floating debt
Yale
University
8,837,058
Park Bonds.
Grand list 1912
17,419.737
95,231 4s
Cash in treasury
78,022
J-J $75,000o_July 1 '13-'24 Blindness
about
actual value.)
Assessed valuation 1911-20,566,546
Soldiers' exemptions..._ _
461,100 (Assessment
School Bonds.
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912_ 11.75
(Assessment at full value.)
4s
J-J $80.0000_ _ 1913-1928
in 1910
28,219
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1910-- _ _$8.50 3)45
Total
J-J
*34.640305 Population
50,0000_Aug 11 '13-'29
INT. Is payable at the Treasurer's
Population in 1010
27.265 350
F-A $45,00043_ _ __ 1926-1935
POPULATION.-In 1910 133,605 office except the "Town of Preston
INT. payable at the Importers &
($2,000 due yearly.)
In
1900
108,027;
was
In
1890
It
was
Bonds,"
which
is
payable at the
Traders' Nat. Bank, New York.
3 30
F-A $40.000c_Aug 1 '13-'32 85,981; in 1880 it was 62,862.
themes National Bank of Norwich.




36

CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.

ORANGE.

Memorial Hall 1889.
M-N $125,000c_ _Nov 1 1919
334s
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1899.)
High School 1892.
J-J $50.0000_ _ _July 1 1922
4s
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913- __:$235,000
74,300
Floating debt
28,869
Sinking fund
Assess. val.(85% act.)'12_6,496,519
Town tax rate (per $1,000)'12__$6,50
INTEREST on 4s of 1910 payable
at Old Colony Trust Co.: on others at
Town Treasurer's office.

PLYMOUTH.

The town and borough of Wallingford is situated In New Haven County
Inc. 1669. Population 1910, 11,155.
48 '97 J-D $30,0000
1927
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $45,0000___July 1 1930
Refunding Bonds.
3.65s '99M-N$34,000o__ 1913-1929
Refund. & Improve. Bonds.
$5.000
4 Xs
A-0 $40,0000
(Every 5 years beginning Apr 1917)
BOND. DEBT May 2 '13_ $148,000
Assessed valuation 1912_9,012,461
(Assessment about market value.)
Town tax (per $1.000) 1912_ _$7.00
INT.at First Nat. Bk., Wallingford.

Refunding Bonds.
4s '05 M-S 190,000o&r
Sept 1 '25,'30 & '35
Water Bonds.
45
J-J $30,000r___July 1 1925
60.000r_ _ _July 1 1925
48 '05 J-J {40,000o&r July 1 1930
20,000r_ ....July 1 1935
Refunding Water Bonds.
4$ '09 J-J $52,0000._ _July 1 1939
Funding Bonds.
4s '05 J-J f$50,000o_July 1 '25&'30
20,0000___July 1 1935
4s '09 J-J 109.0000.. _ _July 1 1939
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913_3486,000
315,000
Water debt (Included)
Grand list 1912
7,315,683
This town is In Litchfield County.
(Assessm't about actual value.)
Funding Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1912..-$10.00
44(8'11 F-A $75,0000__Aug 1 1936
INT. at South Norwalk Tr. Co.
BOND. DEBT Aug 31 '12.- $75,000
Floating debt
36,739
Sinking fund
1,732
This city is In Fairfield County.
Grand list 1912 _____ _ __ _2,338,194
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912___$12.00 Inc. 1893. Population 1910, 25,136.
Public Library Bonds.
5,021
Population In 1910
g '09 J-D $33,0000__ _Deo 1 1939
INT.at Old Colony Tr.Co., Boston. 4sSewer
Bonds.
J-J $50,000o..-July 1 1914
4s
M-N 25,0000... Nov 1 1914
45
This town Is in Middlesex County. 3 Ms g M-S 25,000o___Mch 1 1921
M-N 60,0000_ __May 1 1924
Inc. May 1841. Pop'n '10, 3,425. 4s g
4s '10 J-J
35.000o......July 1 1935
Refunding Bonds (tax-exempt).
3
J-J ;90,000o__ _July 1 1919 4s '12 M-S 25,000c
1932
Public Park Bonds (tax-exempt).
45 '05 M-N 78,000o_ __Nov 1 1925
4s '09 J-J
42,000r_ _July 1 1929 4s '08 A-0 $55,0000__Apr 1 1938
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913_$210,000 4s '09 F-A 50,000c. Mch 1 1939
Grand list 1912
1.996,388 4s g '09 J-D 45,000o_ _ _Deo 1 1939
(Assessment X to M actual value.) 4 g '12 M-N150.000c---May 1 1942
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..-.19.00
Funding Bonds.
INT. payable at Town Treasury. 3 Ms g M-S $60,0000_ _Mch 1 1921
Public Improvement Bonds.
4s '09 J-D $35,000--- _June 1 1934
1939
A-0 30,0000
4s
1936
This city and town of the same 4 Ms'll J-D 20,0000
name are In Windham County. In- 4s g '07 F-A 50,000o.._ _Aug 1 1932
An agree- 434s '10 J-J 30,000c_-July 1 1935
corporated Jan. 1 1896.
Refunding Bonds.
ment has been reached to purchase
M-N 425,000e_ _ _Nov 1 1921
the plant of the Putnam Water Co. 3 Xs
BOND.DEBT Sept 23'12 3803,000
for $240,000. V. 95, p. 917.
180,000
debt
Floating
Bonds.
Street Improvement
164,490
J-J $40,000o__ _July 1 1929 Sinking fund
3 Ms
31,738,031
BOND.DEBT Sept 11912.._ _ _ None Grand list 1912
21,000 (Assessm't about 75% actual value.)
Floating debt
Sewer debt
115,000 Tax rate (perf First district_ _$11.27
Sinking fund
14,122 $1,000)19121Second district_ 9.00
Water debt
14,500
'Total valuation 1911
3,268,766
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
This town is in Fairfield County.
City tax (per $1,000) 1911_ -$8.50
School Bonds.
Population in 1910
6,637
F-A $340,000o_Aug 1 1941
INT.Is payable at First Nat. Bank 4 Ms'll
Town Hall 1890.
In Putnam.
4s '08 J-D $225,0000._Deo 1 1938
Schools and Bridges 1893.
F-A $96.0000_ _ _Aug 1 1923
4s
Inc. May 1855. ($100,000 bonds
High School.
issued.)
yet
voted, but not
F-A $75,0000_ _..Aug 1 1924
4s
None
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912
Funding Bonds.
810.000 4s g
Water debt
F-A $75.000o_ _ _Feb 1 1927
207,600
Floating debt
Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1911...5,513.696 434$11 J-J $35.0000_ _July 1 1941
(Assessment about X actual value) BOND.DEBT Apr 1913___$846,000
100,000
Town tax (per $1.000) 1911_ _ $10.00 Floating debt
7,260 Sinking funds
182,642
Population in 1910
38,284,274
Grand list 1912
(Assessm't about 85% actual value.)
$1,000) 1912-$7.50
This town is in Fairfield County. Town tax (per1910
28,836
Inc. 1709. Population 1910, 3,118. Population in
INT. at office of Town Treasurer.
Funding Bonds (opt. Aug 1 '17).
Aug 1 1929
3 Msg F-A $60,000o__Aug
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913 ---$60,000
5,000
Floating debt
This town is in New London Co.
19,960
Sinking fund assets
Assessed valuation 1912__4.518,946 Inc. Oct. 1658. Pop'n 1910,0,154.
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about act. value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910----$8.00 4s g'08 M-N $100,0000_ May 1 1928
School Loans (Assumed).
INT. payable at First National Dist. No. 3 bonds, 4s
$50,000
Bank, Ridgefield in N. Y. funds.
47,000
Dist. No. 18 bonds, 4s
46,150
Dist. No. 9 notes, 434s
40
Dist. No. 14 notes
500
notes
16
No.
Dist.
Inc. 1901. Population '10, 1.114.
53.722
Sewer Bonds (opt. Jan. 1 1922.) Other liabilities
J-J $50,000o_ _Jan 1 1932 TOTAL DEBT Sept 1 '12_ 297,412
334s
38,080
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912$50,000 Cash in bank
5,798,787
Sinking fund
11,600 Grand list 1911
value)
actual
90%
about
(Assessment
Assessed valuation 1911_ _1,862,495
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ _ _ -$5.00 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911.....$15.00
office.
Treasurer's
at
payable
INT.
INT. payable at the First Nat
Bank, Ridgefield, in New York funds.
This town is in New Haven County.
Inoorp. May 1822.
Funding Bonds (Gold) (tax-ex.)
J-J 3100,000o_ _Jan 1 1916
4s g
200,0000_ _Jan 1 1925
48 g '05 J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13_ -$300,000
Floating debt
60,500
Assessed valuation 1913__11,307,987
(Assessment about actual value.)
Town tax (per $1,000) 1912_-11.50
Population in 1910
11,272
INTEREST payable at National
Tradesmen's Bank, New Haven.

STAMFORD, CITY.

PORTLAND.

PUTNAM, CITY.

STAMFORD,TOWN.

PUTNAM,TOWN.

RIDGEFIELD, TOWN.

STONINGTON.

RIDGEFIELD, BOROUGH.

ROCKVILLE. in

Tolland County.
This city is
Inc. 1886. Population 1910, 7,977.
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $50,0000_ __Jan 1 1926
4s
(Subject to call Jan 1 1900.)
J-J $90,000o___July 1 1927
4s
Filtration Bonds.
J-J $70,000c._ _July 1935
4s
BOND. DEBT Nov 1911__$210,000
26,000
Sinking fund
Assessed val. real est. 1910 5,767,322
(Assessment about X actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1010_ _ -$7.00
INT. payable at Treas's office.

THOMASTON.
town is in Litchfield County.

This
Inc. May 1875. Bonds are tax-free.
Refunding Bonds.
45 '04 J-D $50,0000_ _ _Dec 1 1924
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1912.$50,000
6,509
Floating debt
2,567,436
Grand list 1911
(Assessment about 90% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911__$12,00
3,533
Population in 1910
INTEREST payable at the office
of the Town Treasurer.

TORRINGTON, TOWN.

WALLINGFORD,TOWN.

BOROUGH.
WALLINGFORD,
• Population '10, 8,690.

Inc. 1853.
M177,000 bonds offered May 27 '13.1
Electric-Light Bonds.
M-N1$45,000c__May 1 1919
334s
10,000c_May 1 1929
Water Bonds:
1924
M-N$70,000c
4s
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $45,0000-May 1 1923
4s
M-N 50,000o_-_Nov 15 '29
3 Xs
M-N 13,0000-Nov 1 1914
4s
BOND. DEBT May 17 '13 $233,000
133,400
Floating debt
18.669
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1913_ _ _7,096,492
(Assessment about full value.)
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1911-$4.00
INT.at First Nat. Bk., Wallingford.

WALLINGFORD CENTRAL SOH,
DISTRICT.

1914
M-N $18,0000
45
(Subject to call after 1904.)
1927
M-N $40,0000
4s
M-N17.000o_Nov 1 '13-'19
334s
($3,000 due in odd years to 1919.).
School Bonds (opt. Mch 11926).
4s '06 J-J $55,0000_ _ _Mch 1 1936
BOND. DEBT June 1 '12_ $130.000
6,914,959
Grand list for 1911
(Assessment about full value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1911...$4.00
INT. at First Nat. Bk.,'Wallingford.

WATERBURY.

This city Is in New Haven County.
Incorporated In 1853. The city,
town and school governments were
consolidated In1January 1900.
School Bonds.
48 '97 J-J $203,000_July 1 '27-'46
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
3 Ms'02J-J $190,000_Jan 1 '14-'32
80,000c_Jan 1 '14-'21
4;0'l1 J-J
Sewer Bonds.
334s'04 J-J $10,000c__Jan 1 1934
3 34s'05 J-J 100,000___ _Jan 1 1935
4s '06 J-J 100,000o_ _ _July 1 1936
4s'09 J-J 190.000_ __ _July 1 1939
Park Bonds.
4s'08 J-J $230,000..July 1 '13-'58

[VOL. XOVI.
Water Bonds.
4s '94 J-J $25.000_Jan 1 '14-'18
4s'94 J-J 400.000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1919
334s'01 J-J 65,000_ _ _Jan '14-26
3 34s'04 J-J
55,0000_Jan 1 '14-'24
4509 J-J 60,000„Jan 1 '14-'19
4s '10 J-J 300,000o_Jan 1 '20-'49
4 Ms'll J-J 580,000e_Jan 1 '14-'71
City-Hall Bonds.
4 Ms'll J-J
$5,0000__Jan 1 1914
Funding Bonds.
334s'99 J-J $20,000_July 1 '13-'14
Storm Water Drainage Bonds.
334s'01 J-J $52,000_Jan 1 '14-'26
Paving Bonds.
4s '07 j-J 8200,0000..Jan 1 1927
45,0'08 J-J
150,000_ _Jan 1 1938
4 Xs'll J-J
90,000o_Jan 1 '14-'31
BOND.DEBT May 1913 $3,102,000
Floating debt _
25,000
Water debt (included)_ _-1,485,000
Sinking funds
89,007
Total assessed val. 1912_67,900,000
Actual value (estImated)100,000,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910__$16.00
Population In 1910
73.141
INT. on court-house bonds, on
funding bonds of 1899 and on school
bonds of 1897 is payable at Nat
Park Bank,NewYork;on water bonds
on 1904 and sewer bonds of 1904
and 1905 by New York draft; on
water bonds of 1908 and 1910 at the
Columbia Trust Co. In N. Y.; all
other Issues at office of City Treas.

WEST HARTFORD.

This town is in Hartford County.
Incorporated May 1854.
DEBT Sept 1 1912 (notes) $201,000
Cash on hand
3.941
Grand List 1911
6,861,154
Town tax (per $1.000) 1909..-$17.50
Population in 1910
4,808
INT. at U. S. Bank, IIartford.

WILLIMANTIC.

This city is situated In the town of
Windham, Windham Co. Inc. 1893.
Municipal Bonds (Coupons).
A-0 5100,000o_ _ Oct 1 1925
48
(Subject to call Oct 1 1910.)
Water Bonds.
4s'85&'04A-0$100,000c_Oct 1'14&'29
75,000o.. Oct 1 1924
4s '89 A-0
Funding Bonds.
45 '09 F-A $100,000o__Aug 1 1934
BOND. DEBT Mar 29 '13_$375,000
77,510
Sinking funds
175,000
Water debt (included)
26,989
Water sinking fund (inci.)
Grand list 19116,157,513
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ __ _$10.00
11,230
Population in 1910
INTEREST payable at City Treas.
WINCHESTER.
This town is in Litchfield County
and contains Winsted Borough, Incorporated May 1771. P. 0. Winsted. Bonds below are tax-exempt.
Town Bonds 1902.
334502 M-N $18,000r_May 1 '14-'16
1928
4s '10 M-N 72,000r
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1912 $96,000
82,249
Other liabilities
205,932
Total assets
Assessed valuation 1912_ _5,911,132
(Assessment about 80%actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-..$12.00
Population in 1910
INT. at Town Treasurer's office.

ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Tax
PopuBonded Floating Grand
Rate
lation.
List.
Debt.
Debt.
$
1910.
$
*
$
Location.
3,728
Berlin (T), Hartford County__ 86,000 None y1,902.543 1/16.00
3,792
Bethel (T). Fairfield County__ 65,000 None y2,095,611 1/15.00
1,821
Bloomfield (T), Hartford Co.- 28,000 44,828 y1,423,279 y17.00
6,047
y3,926,313 y16.00
Branford (T), New Haven Co_s98,795
1.858
Brooklyn (T), Windham Co__ 20,000 22,263 y1,193,271 1/12.00
2,732
Canton (T).. Hartford County_ 20,000 41,054 d1,956,611 d14.00
2,140
3,249 1/859.741 y18.00
Colchester (T), New London Co 37,000
2,422
490 Y808.049 d20.00
East Haddam (T),Middlesex Co33,050
1,916
East Lyme(T)NewLondon Co 26,000 15.300 a1,655,552 x13.00
1,052
7,000 y555.719 y15.00
Easton (T), Fairfield County_ 25.000
3,362
80,000 d2,980,520 d10.00
East Windsor (T), Hartford Co None
9,719
Enfield (T). Hartford County_ 55,000 26,788 a7,615,560 d10.00
2,745
Essex (T), Middlesex County.. 34,000 15,000 y2,135,144 x10.00
3,478
Farmington (T), Hartford Co. None 121,000 y2,563,721 y13.00
4,215
Griswold (T), New London Co. 60,000 28,000 1/2,155,755 y12.00
3.023
6.00
1,513,950
Jewett City (B). New LondonC*50,360
746
Lyme (T), New London Co..... 30,000 12,816 y431,046 y16.00
77
90
1:8
d777,381 c/18.00 24
Mansfield (T). Tolland Co_ ___.26,059
0 py82..0000
27
70
500:0
p:
y11 887
Miller Farms School District.. _ 32.000
0
Montville (T), New London Co 30.000 38 8257
3,667
New Canaan (T), Fairfield Co.250,000 -____ a5 510 416 1.1.00
2,144
625 a20.00
:
New Hartford (T), Litchfield°. 36,000 42,000 y1,142
5,010
NewMilford (T). Litchfield Co.*94,409
112
17
2:0
3
1112:00
Newtown (T). Fairfield Co___ None 33,500
8.00
1.541
y3,305,329
Norfolk (T). Litchfield Ca_
*39,951
I/ •
Nor.Canaan(T)Litchfleld Co. 22,000 27.000 y1,37 ,
1,100
N or.Stonington(T)NewLonCo 20,000 19,300 a473,130 a16.00
1,516
Old Saybrook(T)Middlesex Co. 6.000 32,739 a1,002,338 a13.50
2
9
16
788
6:87
Plainfield (T), Windham Co__ 15,000 39,562 a3,091,353 a12.50 4
2.882
1,000 d1,918,814 d12.50
Plainville (T), Hartford Co_ _.69.000
1,917
y16.00
y557,347
None
Preston (T), New London Co_ 45,000
Seymour (T), New Haven Co_ 69,000 . None Y3,721,302 y12.50
4,807
Shelton (B), Fairfield County_ 25,000 42,484 y4,100,000 1/5.00
2,251
So. Windsor (T), Hartford Co_ None 65,000 a1,428,690 a18.00
d1,078,505 d16.00
2,551.
Sprague (T), New London Co *83,122 ..
None a3,414,706 d10.00
5,233
Stafford (T), Tolland County_ 55,000
00 3
0
13.0
5.8
75
2
10
Stratford (T), Fairfield Co........ 58,000 58,000 a4,751,112 x9.
Thompsonville (T). Hartford Co55,000 15,000 d6,096,697 d10.00
,09,408 y15.00
3,097
Waterford(T),NewLondonCo. 40,000 48,000 p2
3,153 a3,592,931 a10
Watertown (T), Litchfield Co_112,000
4
Y10
16 a
000
3.00
10
0
43
10
50
17:
0 4
Westville School District
0n0
N,00
40
y1 10
113,:7
a
9,:382 y .00
4
20
4
3,148
Wethersfield (T)Hartford Co_
3,650
1,706
Wilton (T). Fairfield County.... 35,000
Windham (T), Windham Co_ _180,000 33,500 a9,281,766 10.00 12.604
4,178
Windsor (T), Hartford Co_ __. 40,000 56,000 d4,100,690 d11.00
3,715
Windsor Locks (T)IIartford Co 55,000 21,500 1/3,381,091 a10.00
7.754
86,000 103,000 1/5,151,774 y5.00
WInsted (B), Litchfield Co
1.860
Woodbury (T), Litchfield Co_ None 45.200 1/1,135,175 y14.50

gLIRN3:4

This town (and the borough of the
same name) is in Litchfield County.
Oct. 1740. Pop'n 1910, 16,840
Inc.
None
This town is in Hartford County. BONDED DEBT
Inc. 1779. Population 1910, 6,516. Floating debt Oct 1 1912-$138,753
J-J $58.0000_ _1917 & 1927 Grand list 1913
g
14,924,455
Water-Plant Purchase Bonds.
Town tax (per $1,000) 1913-$7.00
430'11 J-J $222,000o_ _July 1 1941
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913 _3280,000
15,000
Floating debt
1910, 15,483.
18.899 Inc. 1887. Population
Sinking fund
$75.0000___Nov 1 1927
Assess. val.(90% act. '12_4,470,687 4 Ms'07M-N 150,000c_ _ May 1 1929
M-N
'09
4s
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$17.00
Sewer.
1924
INT. at Southington Nat. Bank. 4s
M-N $30,0000
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 '13...$255,000
31,136
Floating debt
25,274
Sundry assets
1913_13,900,000
This city Is in Fairfield Co. Inc. Borough assessment 90%
val.)
act.
(Assessment about
Aug. 18 1870. Pop'n '10, 8,975.
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913-$4.00
Paving Bonds.
office.
Treas.
Borough
at
INT.
4355'12 F-A$100,000___ _Aug 1 1922
Public-Improvement Bonds.
434s'12M-N $75,000_ _ ..May 1 1942
This town Is in Tolland County.
Electric-Light Bonds.
Pop'n 1910, 9,087.
A-0 $20,0000_ _Apr 1 1928 inc. Oct. 1808.Railroad
4s
(T) Town. (B) Borough. *Total debt. x Figures are for 1910.
Aid Bonds.
Refunding
Library Bonds.
_July 1 1925 a Figures are for 1911. I/ Figures are for 1912. d 1913 figures.
$60.0000Apr 1 1928 4s '10 J-J
A-0 $5,000c..
48

SOUTHINGTON.

TORRINGTON, BOROUGH.

SOUTH NORWALK.




VERNON.

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DEBTS AND RESOURCES
OF THE

TATES, CITIES AM) TOW'N$
IN

THE

MIDDLE STATES
INDEX FOR THE MIDDLE STATES, CITIES, ETC.
Pages 37 to 56 DELAWARE—State, Cities, &c
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PENNSYLVANIA—State, Cities, &c

State of New York.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
50,203
State capital
Albany
Governor (term expires Dec. 31 1914)____William Sulzer
Sec. of State (term expires Dec. 31 1914)2__Mitchell May
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31 1914)____John J. Kennedy
Comptroller (term expires Dec. 31 1914)___William Sohtner
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. 1895 the voters approved a bond issue of $9,000,000, for the
purpose of enlarging and improving the Erie, Oswego and Chamnlain
canals. These bonds were all issued and have since been redeemed. In 1903
a further issue of $101,000,000 canal bonds was authorized, and up to date
$63,000,000 of these bonds have been sold. [A bill, signed by the Governor
Apr. 17 1912, authorizes the State Comptroller to issue canal improvement
bonds made payable in foreign currency. V. 94, p. 1131.1 At the 1905 election a constitutional amendment was adopted giving authority to create an
aggregate debt$50,00 ,
hs(fliaw
. ay
Tg,e
urpos
el
s on
anodftautiongdaatne
o theseofbonds have been
tional $50,000,000 bonds for highways received favorable vote in Nov.
1912. In Nov. 1909 the voters approved the issuance of $7,000,000 bonds
for the Cayuga and Seneca canals. Of this latter issue $3,000,000 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. Under the provisions of Chap. 569, Laws of 1909, as amended by
Chap. 394, Laws 1911, $950,000 bonds were authorized for a State Reservation at Saratoga Springs. These bonds were all issued, but $95,000 have
been redeemed, leaving outstanding at this time $855,000. A proposition
to issue $19,800,000 barge canal terminal bonds was adopted Nov. 7 1911,
and of these $5,000,000 have been sold, but only $4,700,000 issued. The
State's bonded debt on Apr. 23 1912 was $108,055,660 and the sinking fund
$23,348,310.93. Loans outstanding at time of going to press were as follows:
LOANS—
Principal
--Interest—
Name and Purpose.
Rate. Payable. When Due. Outstanding.
Non-interest bearing debt jErie & Champlain 6% canal stock
$160
iStock for payment6% canal rev. ctfs.
500
Palisades I.-S. Park, 1911..... 4 g
M&S Mch. 1 1961
2,500,000
State Reservation
4g
M&$ Mch. 1 '14-'22
855,000
Canal bonds, gold, 1005- -- -- 3 g
J&J Jan. 1 1923
2,000,000
Do
1906--- -- 3 g
do
J&J Jan. 1 1956
1.000,000
1907
3g
Do
do
J&J Jan. 1 1957
5.000,000
1908
3g
do
Do
J&J July 1 1958
5,000,000
19093
g
do
J&J
Do
Jan. 1 1959 10,000,000
1910----- 4_ g
do
J&J July 1 1960 11,000,000
Do
1911 _____ 4 g
J&J Jan. 1 1961 10,000,000
do
Do
1911
4
g
do
J&J July 1 1961 10,000,000
Do
4g
J&J
Jan. 1 1962 12,000,000
do
Do
4g
J&J
Jan. 1 1942
Barge Canal Terminals
4,700,000
J&DDec .1 1956
Highway bonds, gold, 1906- -- -- 3 g
1,000,000
4g
M&S Mch. 1 1958
1908
Do
do
5,000.000
Sept.
1
g
M&S
1958
4
1908
Do
5.000,000
do
1919_ __ __ 4 g
M&S Mch. 1 1960
Do
5,000,000
do
M&S Mch. 1 1961 10,000,000
4g
Do
1911
do
4g
M&S Mch. 1 1962
Do
do
8,000,000
INTEREST is payable at the Bank of the Manhattan Co., N. Y. City.
STATE DEBT FOR A SERIES OF YEARS.—Below we give the amount
of the State debt on Sept. 30 In the years named.
$9,920,660 1880 ------$8,114,054
1912
$109,702,660 1902
10,130,660 1875
1911 ______ 79,730,660 1900
28,328,686
38,641,606
191057,230,660 1899 ......10.185.660 1870
1909 -- ----41,230,660 1898
9,340,660 1865
50,861,349
1908 ------- — -_ 26,230,660 1897
6,265,660 1860
34,182,975
1907
17.290,660 1893
660 1850
23,537,874
10,630,660 1892
1906
763,160 1840
18,385,309
1905 ------11,155.660 1891 ...... 2,927,655 1830
8,635,035
9,410,660
1890
1820
1904
...... 4,964,304
2,983,500
9,665,660 1885 ...... 9,461,854 1816 ...... 2,905,535
1903
TAX VALUATION, TAX RATE, &c.—Large increase 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
sinking 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,
was made in 1906 to 1910, revenue being entirely raised through the operation of mortgage, stock transfer, liquor, inheritance and corporation taxes
In July 1911, however, the Legislature again imposed a direct tax of 0-10
of a mill on each dollar of real and personal property. In 1912 the Legislature made provision for a direct tax levy of one mill. At the 1913 session.




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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 measure, however, failed to pass both houses. V. 96, p. 1435.
—State Tax—
Total Equalized Rate per
Valuation
Total
Personal.
Valuation.
$1 ,000. Levied.
Year— Real Estate.
1912_ _ _$10,684,620,970 $444,207,867 $11,128,828,837 $1.00 $11,022,985
6,072,766
1911- __ 10,561,501,373 461,484,541 11,022,985,914 0.60
None
1910_ __ 9,639,001,868 482.275,593 10,121,277,461 None
9,821,820,554 None
None
1909.. _ 9,266,628,484 555,192,070
9,666,118,681 None
None
1908 ___ 9,117,352,838 548,765,843
9,173,566,246 None
None
1907_ — 8,553,298,188 620,268,058
8,565,379,394 None
None
1906.. _ _ 7,933,057,917 632,321,477
1905_ - - 7,312,621,452 702,469,270 8,015,090,722 $0.154 1,191,677
7,738,165,640 0.13
968,042
1904_ _ _ 7,051,455,025 686,710,615
7,446,476,127 0.13
761,085
1903.. _ _ 6,749,509,958 696,966,169
748,072
5,854,490,721 0.13
556,736,239
5,297,754,482
1902_ _ _
6,824,306
5,754,400,381 1.20
1901_ _ 5,169,308,069 585,092,312
704,155
907
5,680,921
1900.,
4,368,712,903 3.24 13,906,346
1895_ __ 3,908,853,377 459,859,526
8,619,748
3,779,393,746 2.34
1890_ _ _ 3,397,234,679 382,159,067
2,052,537,898 7.26 14,285,976
1870_ _ _ 1;599,930,166 452,607,732
1859_ _ - 1,098,666,251 315,108,117
1,413,774,368 2.50
3,512,284
The direct State tax, it will be noticed from the above, is always reckoned
on the valuations of the previous year, these being the latest figures available at the time of the session of the Legislature.
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 returns, which were compiled under State supervision:
4,382.759 1820 ...... 1,372.812
.....-9,113,614 1870
1910
.3,880,735 1810
959,049
1905 -- ------8,067,308 1860
_3,097,394 1800589,051
_7,268,894 1850 ,
1900
__ 340,120
*6,003,174 1840 ________ 2,428,921 1790 ------ -1890
__.1,918,608
1880 ------- -5,082,871 830
'Includes population (5,321)of Indian reservations, specially enumerated
CANASERAGA CREEK IMPROVEMENT BONDS.—On July 1 1910
the State Water Supply Commission sold under authority of Chap. 54,
Consolidated Laws of 1909, and on behalf of the Canaseraga Creek Improvement District In Livingston County,$200,000 5% bonds, due $5,000
yearly from 1915 to 1954. incl. V. 91, p. 110. These bonds are payable
by assessment upon the lands and properties in such improvement district.
CONSTITUTIONAL 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 Ices
than 175,000." This section was printed in full in V.85,P. 359.
DEBT LIMITATION—STATE.—The constitution of 1894 has In some
measure modified the provisions of the fundamental law restricting the
plower of the Legislature over the issue of debt, &c. These provisions are
found in Article 7. We give the sections of that article (Article 7) below
which have reference to the subject.
State credit not lobe given.—SECTION 1. The credit of the State shall not
in any manner be given or loaned to or in aid of any individual, association or corporation.
State debts—power to contract.—SEC.2. The State may,to meet casual
deficits or failures in revenues, or for expenses not provided for, contract
debts; but such debts, direct or contingent, singly or in the aggregate.
shall not at any time exceed one million of dollars; and the moneys arising
from the loans creating such debts shall be applied to the purpose for
which they were obtained, or to repay the debt so contracted and to no
other purpose whatever.
State debts to repel invasions.—SEC. 3. In addition to the above limited
power to contract debts, the State may contract debts to repel invasion,
suppress insurrection, or defend the State in war; but the money arising
from the contracting of such debts shall be applied to the purpose for which
It was raised, or to repay such debts, and to no other purpose whatever.
Limitation of legislative power to create debts.—SEC. 4. Except the debts
specified in sections two and three of this article, no debts shall be hereafter contracted by or in behalf of this State, unless such debt shall be
authorized by a law, for some single work or object, to be distinctly specified therein; and such law shall impose and provide for the collection of a
direct annual tax to pay, and sufficient to pay, the interest on such debt as
It falls due, and also to pay and discharge the principal of such debt within
fifty' years from the time of the contracting thereof. 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. 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." The Legislature
may at any time, after the approval of such law by the people, if no debt
shall have been contracted in pursuance thereof, repeal the same; and max
at any time, by law, forbid the contracting of any further debt or liability
under such law; but the.tax imposed by such Act, in proportion to the debt
and liability which may have been contracted in pursuance of such law,
Shall remain in force and be irrepealable, and be annually collected, until
the proceeds thereof shall have made the provision hereinbefore specified
to pay and discharge the interest and principal of such debt and liability.
The money arising from any loan or stock creating such debt or liability
shall be applied to 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. No such law shall be submitted to be voted on
within three months after its passage, or at any general election when any
other law, or any bill, shall be submitted to be voted for or against. The
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Legislature may provide for the issue of bonds of the State to run for a
period of not exceeding fifty years In lieu of uonis heretofore authorized
but not issued, and shall impose and provide for the collection of a direct
annual tax for the payment of the same as hereinbefore required. When
any sinking fund created under this section shall equal In amount the debt
for which it was created, no further direct tax shall be levied on account of
said sinking fund and the Legislature shall reduce the tax to an amount
equal to the accruing interest on such debt. [An amendment adopted by
the voters on Nov. 2 1909 adds the following to Section 4: "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, however, 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. In case the Legislature increase the rate of interest
upon any such debt or part thereof, it shall impose and provide for the collection of a direct annual tax to pay and sufficient to pay the increased or
altered interest on such debt as It falls due,and also to pay and discharge
the principal of such debt within fifty years from the time of the contracting
thereof, and shall appropriate annually to the sinking fund moneys in
amount sufficient to pay such interest and pay and discharge the principal
of such debt when it shall become due and payable.]
*Originally eighteen years, extended to fifty by amendment adopted Nov. 1
1905.
[On May 24 1913 a bill was signed allowing the Comptroller to issue 5%
1-year notes in anticipation of the sale of State bonds.)
Sinking Fund, how kept and invested.-SEC 5.-The sinking funds provided for the payment of Interest and the extinguishment of the principal
of the debts of the State shall be separately kept and safely invested, and
neither of them shall be appropriated or used in any manner other than
for the specific purpose for which it shall have been provided.
DEBT LIMITATION-CITIES, COUNTIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES.-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 obligations, leaving the Legislature to fix the debt-making power of villages
and towns only. These provisions are found in Art. 8, Sec. 10. We give
that section in full below. The separation into paragraphs and the figures
In parentheses which number and begin the paragraphs are our own, we
having inserted them so that those who need to refer to any particular
portion can the more readily find the part desired.
(1) No county, city, town or village shall hereafter give any money or
property, or loan its money or credit to or in aid 01 any individual, association 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 JO authorized by law.
(2) No county or city shall be allowed to become Indebted for any purpose 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 limitation, 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.
(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 issud to provide
the supply of water shall not exceed twenty years, and a sinking fund shall
be created on the issuing of the said bonds for their redemption, by raising
annually a sum which will produce an amount equal to the sum of the principal and interest of said bonds at their maturity.
At the 1909 election a very important 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 cf water bonds issued by third class cities, was ratified by the voters.
The amendment referred to changes sub-division (6), making It read as
follows, the new parts being printed in italics.
(6) All certificates of indebtdeness 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 the City of New
York 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 installments
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 ar•ittigtion or construction of properties to be used for rapid
,ses. The Legislature shall prescribe the method by which
transit or
and conditions under which the amount of any debt to be so exand the te,
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 Jurisdiclion on the Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court in the First Judicial Department for the purpose of determining 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 indebted shall cease, but the debt of the county heretofore existing shall not,
for the purposes of this section, be reckoned as a part of the city debt.
(8) The amount hereafter to be raised by tax for county or city purposes,
in any county containing a city of over 100.000 inhabitants, or any such
city of this State, in addition to providing for the principal and interest
of existing debt, shall not in the aggregate exceed in any one year 2% of the
assessed valuation of the real and personal estate of such county or city, to
be ascertained as prescribed in this section in respect to county or city debt.
By the terms of the foregoing section, Paragraph (1), every "County,
City, Town or Village" is included in the prohibition against (1) loaning
"Its money or credit," (2) In becoming "directly or indirectly the owner of
stock in or bonds of any association or corporation," and (3) In "Incurring
any indebtedness except for County, City, Town or Village purposes."
Most of the other paragraphs include only counties and cities.
In May 1886 the New York Court of Appeals decided at the end of a litigation begun In July 1885 that the sinking fund was not a part of the city debt
within the meaning of the above provision of the constitution limiting the
creation of debt to 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate.
Towns and villages are not 'hilted in their debt-making power by the
Constitution, Those municipalities are governed by general or special
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The 1895 Legislature passed an Act "for the protection of bona fide purchasers 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.
HOME RULE BILL.-Governor Sulzer on April 10 1913 signed a bill
(given in full in V. 96, p. 11081 conferring on all cities full powers of local
self-government.
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 hereafter
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 V. 93,p. 1619. See also V. 94, p. 316.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.-See. 8, Article Two, Chapter 24,
Consol. Laws of 1909(p. 403) provides that "all bonds of a municipal corporation, 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 territoria
division of the State established by law with powers of local government.'.
TAX ON SECURED DEBTS.-In July 1911 the Legislature passed a bill
of 1% on bonds and other obligations secured by
providing for a tax of
property located outside the State (and also on unsecured debt), and for
exemption of the same from the annual tax on personal property. The full
text of the bill will be found in V. 93. p. 204. See also V. 93, p. 893 & 969.
An unsuccessful attempt to repeal this law was made at the 1913 session
of the Legislature. An amendment passed by the 1913 Legislature permits bonds to be registered covering mortgages issued on property within
or without the State. V. 96, p. 1435.
TAXATION OF MORTGAGES.-Mortgages now are not subject to taxof 1%. [For
ation of any kind, the only charge being a recording tax of
opinion of Attorney-General on attempt to evade this tax, see V. 95. p. 93.
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.
TAX LAW RELATIVE TO INVESTMENTS IN STATE BONDS BY
SAVINGS BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES AND INSURANCE COM-•
PAN I ES.-A new section (Section 187c) was added to the Tax Law by an
amendment passed by the Legislature of 1907. This amendment provides
that every corporation, company or association required by Section 187.
187a or 187b of Chapter 908 to pay to the State an annual tax equal to
a percentage of its gross premiums, capital stock, surplus, undivided
profits or undivided earnings for the privilege of exercising its corporate
franchise, or carrying on its business in such corporate or organized capacity, which shall own any State bonds, shall have credited to it annually
an amount equal to 1% of the par value of such bonds bearing interest at
a rate not exceeding 3% annually, and owned and held in the name of such
corporation, company or association. The text of this bill was given in
V. 84: p. 1216.
At the 1913 session a law was passed proposing to increase the credit to
1M% on all holdings of bonds at not exceeding 3% interest and allowing
a credit of 34 of 1% on all bonds bearing more than 3% interest and not
exceeding 4% interest. An attempt to repeal this law will be made, however, at the special session to convene June 16 1913. V. 96, p. 1435.
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS-POWER AND RESTRICTIONS.
-The provisions of the law defining securities In which savings banks may
invest their deposits are contained in Section 146 of Chapter 2 of the Consolidated Laws of 1909 as amended by Chapter 416, Laws of 1913. We give
this section in full below:
Sec. 146. In what securities deposits may be invested.-The trustees of
any savings banks may invest the moneys deposited therein and the income
derived therefrom only as follows:
1. In 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 Attorney-General ruled that
this sub-division does not authorize savings banks to invest in the land purchase
bonds of the Philippine Islands, V. 78. p. 298.]
2. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of this State
issued pursuant to the authority of any law of the State.
3. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State of
the United States which has not within ten years previous to making such
investment by such corporation defaulted in the payment of any part of
either principal or interest of any debt authorized by the Legislature of any
such State to be contracted; and in the bonds or interest-bearing obligations
of any State of the United States, issued In pursuance of the authority of
the Legislature of such State. which have, prior to May 29 1895 been
issued for the funding or settlement of any previous obligation of such
State theretofore in default, and on which said funding or settlement obligation there has been no default in the payment of either principal or interest
since the issuance of such funding or settlement obligation, and provided the
interest on such funding or settlement obligations have been paid regularly
for a period of not less than ten years next preceding such investment,
and in the stocks, bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State of the
United States, issued in pursuance of the authority of the constitution or
the Legislature of such State, to refund at or before maturity or within
ninety days after maturity any of the bonds or obligations of such State
which at their maturity, or at the date of their payment if paid before
maturity, were legal investments for savings banks under the provisions of
this subdivision, on which refunding obligation there has been no default in
the payment of either principal or interest since the issuance thereof.
[On July 24 1909 the Attorney-General rendered an opinion to the effect
that bonds of the State of Oklahoma are legal investments for savings banks
under the terms of this sub-division. The right of the banks to invest in
these bonds was questioned for the reason that Oklahoma had not existed
as a State for ten years. The Attorney-General, however, is of the opinion
that this does not prevent its bonds from fulfilling the requirements of the
law so long as there has been no default within ten years on any of the
obligations. V. 89, P. 298.1
[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. He calls attention to the action of Louisiana in disclaiming liability
for some $900,000 of so called "baby bonds" authorized by Act 104. Laws
01 1880, and by the constitution as amended in 1879. It had been argued
that the "baby" ponds were invalid when put out, having been given in exchange for warrants issued between 1874 and 1879 In violation of the constitutional provision then in force which made void all appropriations or
claims in excess of current revenue. As, however, the bonds were expressly
authorized both by constitutional amendment and by the Act of the General Assembly above referred to the Attorney-General thought "there
certainly would be grave doubt In holding that these bonds did not represent
a debt 'authorized by the Legislature' of the State to be contracted." The
Attorney-General also mentioned as a further 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 R. P. Goodwin, Assistant Attorney-General
for the Post Office Department, rendered an opinion holding that the Port
Commission bonds are an obligation of the State of Louisiana,and in accordance with this advice Lee McClung, 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 to be issued by the State of Tennessee pursuant to an Act approved Feb. 21 1913 are held to be legal investments for New York savings
banks in an opinion by the Attorney-General on March 14 1913. V.96.
p. 889.
4. In the stocks or bonds of any city, county, tewn or village, school
district bonds and union tree school district bonds Issued for school purposes,
[poor district bonds], or in the interest- bearing obligations of any city,
county, town or village of this State, issued pursuant to the authority of
any law of the State for the payment of which the faith and credit of the
municipality issuing them are pledged. Words in brackets added by
Chapter 100, Laws of 1912.
5. In the stocks or bonds of any Incorporated city situated in one of the
States of the United States which was admitted to Statehood prior to January 11896, and which,since January 11861, has not repudiated or defaulted
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by the Legislature of any such State to be contracted, provided said city
has a population, as shown by the Federal Census next preceding said investment of not less than 43,000 innaoltants, and was incorporated as a city
at least twenty-five years prior to the making of said investment and had
not since January 1 1878 defaulted for more than ninety days In the payment of any part either of principal or interest of any bond, note or other
evidence of indebtedness, or effected any compromise of any kind with the
holders thereof. But if, after such default on the part of any such State
or city, the debt or security, in the payment of the principal or interest of
which such default occurred, has been fully paid, refunded or compromised
by the issue of new securities, then the date of the first failure to pay principal or interest, when due, upon such debt or security, shall be taken to
be the date of such default within the provisions of this sub-division,and
subsequent failures to pay installments of principal or interest upon such
debt or security, prior to the refunding or final payment of the same shall
not be held to continue said default or to fix the time thereof within the
meaning of this sub-division, at a date later than the date 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; but the Superintendent of
Banks may, in his discretion, require any savings bank to sell such bonds or
stocks of said city as may have been purchased prior to said increase of debt.
(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. 610.1
(In Dec. 1911 the Attorney-General rendered an opinion holding that
bonds of the City of Omaha, Neb., are not legal investments, this being on
the assumption that the bonded debt of that city exceeded 7% of its valuation. See V. 94, p. 645, for full text of opinion.]
[On Sept. 6 1912 the Attorney-General rendered an opinion, 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. 842.1
[Improvement bonds of the City of Portland, Ore., issued pursuant to
Section 383A of the city charter are legal investments, according to an opinion of the Attorney-General dated April 5 1913. V. 96, p. 1169.1
6. In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered real property situated in
this State to the extent of 60% of the value thereof. Not more than 65%
of the whole amount of deposits 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 actual value. No investment in
any bonds and mortgages shall be made by any savings bank except upon
the report of a committee of Its trustees charged with the duty of investigating the same, who shall certify to the value of the premises mortgaged or
to be mortgaged, according to their best judgment, and such report shall
be filed and preserved among the records of the corporation.
Also in the following securities:—
(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 part of the system of any such railroad corporation 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 punctually to pay the matured principal and interest of all its mortgage indebtedness, and in addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid in dividends to Its stockholders during each of said 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, respectively, 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.
(b) The mortgage bonds of the following railroad corporations: The
Chicago & North Western RR. Co., Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.,
Michigan Central RR. Co., Illinois Central RR. Co., Pennsylvania RR. Co.,
Delaware & Hudson Co., Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR. Co.,
New York New Haven & Hartford RR. Co., Boston & Maine RR. Co.,
Maine Central RR. Co., the Chicago & Alton RR. Co., Morris Fc Essex RR.
Co., Central RR. of New Jersey, United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.;
also In the mortgage bonds of railroad companies whose lines are leased
or operated or controlled by any railroad company specified in this paragraph if said bonds be guaranteed, both as to principal and interest, by the
railroad company to which said lines are leased or by which they are operated or controlled. Provided that at the time of making investment authorized by this paragraph the said railroad corporations issuing such bonds
shall have earned and paid regular dividends of not less than 4% per annum
In cash on all their issues of capital stock for the ten years next preceding
such investment, and provided the capital stock of any said railroad corporation shall equal or exceed in amount one-third of the par value of all
Its bonded indebtedness; and further provided that all bonds authorized
for investment by this paragraph shall be secured by a mortgage which is a
first mortgage on either the whole or some part of the railroad and railroad
property of the company issuing such bonds, or that such bonds shall be
mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of such railroad
company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures the bonds
authorized by this paragraph Is dated, executed and recorded prior to
January 11905.
(o) The mortgage bonds of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Co. and the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co., so long as they
shall continue to earn and pay at least 4% dividends per annum on their
outstanding capital stock, and provided their capital stock shall equal or
exceed In amount one-third of the par value of all their bonded Indebtedness, and further provided that all bonds of either of said companies hereby
authorized for investment shall be secured by a mortgage which Is a first
mortgage on either the whole or some part of the railroad or railroad prop-erty actually in the possession of and operated by said company, or that
suchrbonds shall be mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior debts of
said railroad company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures
the bonds authorized by this paragraph Is dated, executed and recorded
prior to January 11905.
(d) The first mortgage bonds of the Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville RR.
Co., or In the mortgage bonds of said railroad company of an issue to retire
all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company, and provided the capital
stock of said railroad company shall equal or exceed In amount one-third
of the par value of all Its bonded indebtedness, and provided also that
such railroad be of standard gauge of four feet eight and one-half
Inches and in the mortgage bonds of the Buffalo Creek Railroad Company
of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company,provided that the bonds authorized by this paragraph are secured by a mortgage dated, executed and recorded prior to Jan. 1 1905.
(e) The mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation incorporated under
the laws of any of the United States which actually owns in fee not less than
500 miles of standard-gauge railway, exclusive of sidings, within the United
States, provided that at no time within five years next preceding the date
of any such investment such railroad corporation shall have failed regularly
and punctually to pay the matured principal and interest of all its mortgage
Indebtedness and in addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid
in dividends to Its stockholders during each of said five years an amount at
least equal to 4%• upon all its outstanding capital stock; and provided,
further, that during said five years the gross earnings in each year from
the operations of said company, Including therein the gross earnings of all
railroads leased and operated or controlled and operated by said company,
and also including in said earnings the amount received directly or indirectly
by said company from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it,
shall not have been less In amount than five times the amount necessary to
pay the interest payable during that year upon its entire outstanding indebtedness, and the rentals for said year of all leased lines, and further
provided that all bonds authorized for investment by this paragraph shall




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be secured by a mortgage which Is at the time of making said investment
or was at the date of the execution of said mortgage, (1) a first mortgage
upon not less than 75% of the railway owned in fee by the company issuing
said bonds, exclusive of sidings at the date of said mortgage or (2)a refunding mortgage issued to retire all prior lien mortgage debts of said company
outstanding at the time of said investment and covering at least 75% of the
railway owned in fee by said company at the date of said mortgage. But
no one of the bonds so secured shall be a legal investment in case the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds which, together
with all outstanding prior debts of said company, 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 company at the time of making said
Investment. And no mortgage Is to be regarded as a refunding mortgage,
under the provisions of this paragraph, unless the bonds which it secures mature at a later date than any bond which it is given to refuud,nor unless it
severs a mileage at least 25% greater than is covered by any one of the prior
mortgages so to be refunded.
(*In an opinion rendered by the Attorney-General on Jan. 13 1908,
stating that 13onds of the Missouri Pacific By. Co. are not legal investments
for savings banks, owing to the fact that the dividend for the 6 months ending Dec. 31 1907 was paid with a new issue of stock, he holds that the words
an amount must necessarily mean the payment thereof in cash. V.86,p.494.I
(f) Any railway mortgage bonds which would be a legal investment under
;no provisions of paragraph (e) of this subdivision, except for the fact that
he railroad corporation issuing said bonds actually owns in fee less than 500
miles of road, provided that during five years next preceding the date of
ny such investment the gross earnings in each year from the operations,of
vald corporation, including the gross earnings of all lines leased and operated or controlled and operated by it, shall not have been less than ten
million dollars.
(g) The mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation described in the foregoing 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 (f) 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 interest 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 guaranteed 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 assuming said bonds, including therein the authorized amount of all previously
guaranteed or assumed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital
stock of said corporation at the time of making said Investment.
(I) The first mortgage bonds of a railroad the entire capital stock of which,
except shares necessary to qualify directors, Is owned by and which is
operated by a railroad whose last issued refunding bonds are a legal investment under the provisions of paragraph (a), (e) or (f) of this subdivision,
provided the payment of principal and interest of said bonds is guaranteed
by endorsement thereon by the company so owning and operating said road,
and further provided the mortgage securing said bonds does not authorize
an issue of more than $20,000 in bonds for each mile of road covered thereby.
But no one of the bonds so guaranteed shall be a legal investment in case
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds
which, together with all the outstanding prior debts of the company making
said guaranty, including therein the authorized amount of all previously
guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of said
company at the time of making said investment. Bonds which have been
or shall become legal investments for savings banks under any of the provisions of this section shall not bs rendered illegal as investments though the
property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to
another corporation, and though the railroad corporation which issued or
assumed said bond has been or shall be consolidated with another railroad
corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing corporation shall assume the
payment of said bonds and shall continue to pay regularly interest or dividend or both upon the securities issued against, In exchange for or to acquire
the stock of the company consolidated or the property purchased,or upon
securities subsequently Issued in exchange or substitution therefor to an
amount at least equal to 4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding
at the time of such consolidation or purchase of said corporation which has
Issued or assumed said bonds. Not more than 25% of the assets of any
savings bank shall be loaned or invested in railroad bonds, and not more than
10% of the assets of any savings bank shall be invested in the bonds of any
one railroad corporation described in paragaph (a) of this subdivision, and
not more than 5% of such assets In the bonds of any other railroad corporation. In determining the amount of the assets of any savings bank under
the provisions of this subdivision, its securities shall be estimated in the
manner prescribed for determining the per centum of surplus by section
154 of this chapter. Street railroad corporations shall not be considered
railroad corporations within the meaning of this subdivision.
7. In real property subject to the provisions of Section 147.
We omit Section 147, as it relates only to real estate. The following seotions of the banking law relate—No. 148 to avaikble funds for current expenses, how loaned, No. 149 to temporary deposits and 150 to personal security and loans on bond and mortaage.
SECTION 148. The trustees of every such corporation shall as soon as
practicable invest the moneys deposited with them in the securities authorized by this article; but for the purpose of meeting current payments and
expenses in excess of the receipts, there may be kept an available fund not
exceeding 10% of the whole amount of deposits with such corporation, on
hand or deposit in any bank in this State organized under any law of this
State or of the United States, or with any trust company incorporated by
any law of the State; but the sum so deposited in any one bank or trust
company shall not exceed 25% of the paid-up capital and surplus of any
such bank or company; or such available fund, or any part thereof, may be
loaned upon pledge of the securities or any of them named in subdivisions
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Section 146, or upon the first mortgage bonds, or any of
them, of the railroads mentioned and described in subdivision 6 of this section, but not in excess of 90% of the cash market value of such securities
so pledged. Should any of the securities so held in pledge depreciate in
value, after making any loan thereon, the trustees shall require the immediate payment of such loan, or of a part thereof, or additional security
therefor, so that the amount loaned shall at no time exceed 90% of the market value of the ssecurities pledged for the same.
SECTION 149. Every such corporation may also deposittemporarily
in the banks of trust companies specified In section 148 the excess
of current daily receipts over the payments, until such time as the same
can be judiciously invested in the securities required by this article. Whenever it shall'appear to the Superintendent of Banks that the trustees of
any such corporation are violating the spirit and intent of this provision
by keeping permanently uninvested all or an undue proportion of the moneys
received by them, he shall report the facts to the Attorney-General, who
shall proced against such corporation in the manner provided in section 127
of chapter 689, Laws of 1892.
SECTION 150. The trustees of any savings bank shall not loan the
moneys deposited with them or any part thereof, upon notes, bills of exchange, drafts or any other personal securities whatever. In all cases of
loans upon real property, a sufficient bond secured by a mortgage thereon
shall be required of the borrower, and ell expenses of searches, examinations and certificates of title, and of drawing, perfecting and recording paper4 shall be paid by the borrower.
TRUST FUN DS.—How Loaned or Invested.—Sec. 21 Chap. 41. Consol.
Laws of 1909, permits execurors, administrators, guardians, &c., to invest
in the same securities as savings banks. We quote the provision below:
INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS.—A 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
50% more than the amount loaned thereon.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OF NEW YORK.
Note.—For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
given below see "Additional Statements" at the end of this Stale.

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NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

[VOL. xcvi.

ALBANY.-J. M. Fo11, Comptroller.
TOTAL DEBT,SINK. FDS.. &C. ARCADIA UNION FREE SCHOOL 4.30'11 Oct 562,700c_Jan 1 '14-'32
Albany is in Albany County. InApr 1 '12. Jan. 1 '13.
TOTAL DEBT Sept 27 '12 $66,000
DISTRICT NO. 2.
corporated July 22 1686.
Gen. bonds..-$d,035,177 $3,247,302
This district (P. 0. Newark) is in Assessed valuation 1911 __2,199,799
GENERAL BONDED DEBT.
Water bonds_ 1,508,800 1,506,300 Wayne
School tax (per $1,000) 1911 -59.23
County.
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y.
State Street Impt. Bonds.
$27,500r_ _Dec 1 '17-'26
Tot. bonds_34,543,977 $4,753,602 4.35s12Dee
430'12 M-N 5100.000-May 1 1962
BOND.
DEBT
Apr
1912
-557,500
43is'13 J-J 300,000____Jan 1 1963 Sinking funds 1,544,030 1,287,589 Assessed valuation 1911.._2,500.000 BATAVIA.
This village is in Genesee County.
430'13 J-D 100,000_ _ _June 1 1963
School tax (per 51,000) 19-11 -410.24
Net debt_ _ _$2,999.947 $3,466,013
1823. Population 1910, 11,613.
High-School Bonds.
INTEREST payable at First Nat. Inc.
Sewer System Bonds.
In
addition
to
the
above
there
4s '10 J-D 590,000r_June 1 '13-'30
Bank, Newark, in N. Y. exchange.
_s '09 J-J 5375,000_ _July 1 '14-38
4s '11 F-A 180,000r_Feb 1 '14-'31 are outstanding street improvement
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909_5375,000
430'11 J-D 190,000r_June 1 '13-'31 assessment bonds amounting on ARDSLEY.
valuation 1909-.6,660,054
4 hs'13 J-J 200,000_ _Jan 1 '14-'33 Jan. 1 1913 to $838,815.
This village is in Westchester Assessed
Village tax (per 51.000) 1909.-38.00
This city owns and operates its County.
430'13 J-D 100,000r_June 1 '14-'33
Incorp.
Jan.
14 1896.
water
system,
and
the
principal
and
Refunding Bonds.
Washington Park.
BEDFORD.
7s '74 M-N *165,000.-May 1 1914 Interest of the water debt are paid 3.65s'07A-0 $34,000r_ _Apr 1 '14-'36
This town (P. 0. Katonah) is loBOND. DEBT Sept 1912 _$50,000 cated
7s '74 M-N 49,000_ -May 1 1916 out of water rent receipts.
in Westchester Co. Inc.in 1700.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
Assessed valuation 1912- -.1,346,805
68 '75 M-N 75.000._ _May 1 1915
Bonds.
1913.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 4s Highway
1912.
6s '75 M-N 37,000.- -Nov 1 1917
'06
J'no 396,400r_June 1 '13-'35
6s '76 M-N 38,000_ _May 1 1918 Real estate..$83,811,880 $77,962,745 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1912-- -519.39 4.90s'06J'ne
83,000r_June 1 '24-'35
6s '77 M-N 20,000.......May 1 1919 Bank stock_ 6,529,365 6,686,453 Population in 1910
537
State Road Bonds.
5s '78 M-N 40,000.... May 1 1920 Personal __ 5,112,650 4,865,850
INT.
at
Dobbs
Ferry
4s
Bk.,
Ardsley.
July
51,134.64r_July 1 1913
4s '80 M-N 295,000 __May 1 '20-'30 Franchises _ 6,911,685 6,668,675
430
Mch
7,058.68r Mch '14-'20
4s_'80 M-N 7,000 _May 1 1922
AUBURN.
BOND.DEBT April 1 '13_3187,593
Total
_
_$102,365,580
$96,183,723
49‘81 M-N 30.000_ ...May 1 1921
This city is the county seat of Assessed valuation 1912_ _8,167,844
4s '82 M-N 28.000.... _May 1 1922 Tax(per31,000) $21.60
$20.40 Cayuga Co. Inc. March 21 1848. (Assessment about 90% actual val.)
4s '82 M-N 24,000 __Nov 1 1922
POPULATION.-1910 100,253; in
Paving (outstanding July 11912). Tax rate (perl Outside village.511.87
48 '85 F-A 10,000_ __Feb 1 1925 1905, 98,374; 1900, 94,161.
4s,4%s,4 Wis,5,s&430 ---$134,126.96
51.000) '121 Insi
ll
6.94
2s '94 J-D
3,000_ _June 1 1934
Water Bonds.
Population In 1910-----------5,629
330'96 M-N 7,000 _May 1 1936
45
M-N3305,000r_May 1 '14-26
INT.
at
Mt.
Kisco
Nat.
Bank.
ALBANY COUNTY.
Subway (outstanding July 11912).
Sewer (Beaver Creek).
County seat is the city of Albany. 4s, 434s & 430
330'96 M-N 57.500 __Nov 1 '13-'17
$60,961.03
Refunding Bonds.
Sewer (outstanding July 11912). BINGHAMTON.
Public Park !mot. Bonds.
This city is the county seat of
4s '11 F-A 382,500r_Feb 15 '14-'19 4s, 430,5s &.4.10s
$189,457.15 Broome Co. The water-works are
4 hs'13 J-J 311,000__Jan 1 '14-'33
War Loan (Refunding)
Disposal
Bonds..
estimated to be worth 52,000,000.
Stone House Inept. Bonds.
s-an $18,000r_ __Mch 1914 4s '09 ___ Plant
45
325,850_May
20
'14-'19
Sewer Bonds.
4s '13 J-J
s-an 17,000r_ __Mch 1915 430
$5,000_ _Jan 1 '14-'33 4s
_ 40,250_Nov 17 '13-'35 4s '07 --- 540,000 __Nov 1 '17-'19
4s '05 M-S 21,000r_Mch 1 '14-'26
Riverside Park.
SchoolBonds.
_334s'08 F-A 25,000 __Aug 1 '20-'23
s-an 39,000r_ __Mch 1916 4s
330'01 A-0 524,750 __Oct 1 '13-'21 45
A-05100,000 __Oct 1 '13-'22 4s '08 F-A 20,000 __Aug 1 '24-'27
s-an 20,000r_ __Mch 1917 4s '09 M-N 170,000r ..May 1 '14-30
330'04 F-A
824r_ _Feb 1 '14-'24 4s
8,000_._Aug 1 1918
3s '09 --M-S 40,000r__Mch 1 '18-'19
4s
Sidewalk Bonds.
Public Improvement Bonds.
Municipal Light Plant Bonds.
4s
___ 44,000r_ _Mch 1 '14-27 430
$4,607.76_Apr 21 '14-'21 4s '13 A-0 $10,500
330'04 F-A5124,595.35rFeb 1 '14-24
Bonds.
Court-House
430
-- _ 11,700 _Mch 29'14-'22
Nurses' Home Bonds.
330'06 F-A 53,300r_Feb 1 '14-'26
$100,000_ _ _Apr 15 1935
Extraordinary Expenditures.
330'01 F-A $4,000_ _Aug 1 1936
45 '09 M-S 188,800r_Mch 1 '14-'29 43/s'13
Toll Road Purchase Bonds.
$52,565_June 15 '13-'41
Hospital Bonds.
40 '10 J-D 186,460r_June 1 '13-'30 4s '07 M-S $43,000r_ _Mch 1 '14-'27 430
Fire House Deficiency.
330'01 F-A 56.000......Aug 1 1936
4s '11 J-D 164,750r_June 1 '13-'31
Highway Improvement Bonds. 4s
$5,365_ _Mar 6 '14-'42
43(0'12 M-N 79,800 __May 1 '14-'32 330
Library Site Bonds,
F-A 526,000r_Aug '13-'23
Playground.
330'02 M-S $15,000 --Sept 1 1938
4Yis'12 A-0 71,300
1913-1932 330
6,000r__Mch 1 '14-'19 430
M-S
35,000_Apr 27 '14-'23
430'13 J-D 52,500r_June 1 '14-'33 334s
Bonds.
F-A 192,000r_Aug 1 '13-'25 Temporary
__- bonds, 434s_ _S109,457.29 3s Bridge
'89 F-A 577.000_ _Aug 1 1929
4s '07 M-N 93,000r_May 15'14-'27 BOND.DEBT July
School Bonds.
1 '12_31,258,885 330
_
__
50,000 __Aug 1 '31-'34
A-0
75,000rOct
'08
4s
1
'13-'28 Water debt (Included) -__ 305,000
33.s'00 M-N *21,000 __May 2 '14-'20
3348'97 - 25,000..Aug 1 '30-'31
330'03 F-A 19,250 __Feb 1 '13-'23 4s '09 J-J 65,000r_ _July 1 '13-'30 Assess. val. (Yi act.)'11_321,247,813
48 '11 M-N 47,500r_Nov 1 '13-'31 4s '11 --_ 96,000r_ _Oct 1 '13-'32 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1911._ _ 421.05 334s'99 F-A 40,000 __Aug 1 1935
t s'12 A-0 84,000r Oct 1 '13-'34 Population in 1910 __34,668 330'01 F-A 50.000 _ __Aug 1 1937
430'12 A-0 130,000r_ _Oct 1 '13-'32 43!
F-A 57.000_ ..Aug 1 1939
55,000r_Feb 1 '14-'16
43is'13
INT. on water bonds at-Mere. Tr. 334s'04
Intercepting Sewer Bonds.
City-Hall Bonds.
Almshouse
Bonds.
'Co., N. Y.; on school & sewer
43is'12 A-03100,000r_ __Oct 1 1952
4s '96 F-A
Aug 1 '15-'17
al-N 516.000r_ May 1 '14-'21 of 1909 at Colum. Tr. Co., N.bonds
Land & Bldg. Acquisition Bds. 334s
Y. 4s '96 F-A $25,000
20,500., Aug 1 '28-'29
Refunding City Hall Bonds.
43is'12 A-0 $36,000r_Oct 1 '13-'32
4s '97-8 F-A 100,000 ..Aug 1 '18-'27
3'/2s
A-0 $8,000r_Oct 1 '13-'20 AVON.
Fire-Truck House.
School
Bonds.
A-0 69,000r Oct 1 '13-'22
This village is in Livingston Co.
45 '11 M-N 536,100r_Nov 1 '13-'31 3 30
TOT. DEBT Mar 15 191381,148,250 Inc. 1853. Population 1910, 2,053. 334s'96'97_ 550,000-Aug 1 '20-'26
4s '09 A-0 20,000r_Aug 1 '13-'16
Water Refunding.
Total assessed val. 1912_134,660,047
Street-Improvement Bonds,
431s'10 J-D 50,000r_Aug 1 '20-'24
33001 F-A 541,600._ _Feb '13-'21 County tax (per $1,000) 1912_55.00
4.358'12A-0 $16,500r_Oct 1 '13-'23
35s'02 F-A 35,100 __Feb 1 '14-'22 Population in 1910
Contingent Fund Bonds.
_____ 173,666 4.35s'12 J-J
6,000July 1 '13-'32 330'01 M-S 58,000 _ _
330'03 F-A 27,500 __Aug 1 '13-'23
ept'13-'16
INT.
at
County
Treasurer's
office.
Water
Bonds.
330'01 F-A 52,937.50 Feb 1 '14-'20
Grade-Crossing
434s'06 J-D 528,000r_Dec 1 '13-'36 330'04 F-A $50,000Bonds.
__
_Aug
1 1938
Grade Crossing.
4'0'O8 J-J 43,000 __July 1 '13-'38
Fire Department Bonds.
330'03 F-A $15,950 __Feb 1 '13-'23 ALBION.
Sewer Bonds.
This village is in Orleans County.
334s'95 ___ 525,000 __Aug 1 '13-'15
River Front !mot. Bonds.
Oct $10,000r ....Oct 1 1915 330'01 ___ 15,000_ __Aug 1 1936
4s
Sewer Bonds.
4s '08 J-J 5300,000r_ __July 1 1928
(51,666 67 yearly)
'13 Aug$150,000c Aug 10 '18-'42
334s'11 M-S 20,000r_ Aug 1 '14-'16
431_s'12 A-0 100,000c _
Oct 1 1962 5s
BONDED DEBT July 1912..$70,000 4.40s1.2 F-A 10,000r.Aug 1 '16-'35 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913 _3880.500
Police-Station Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
valuation
Temporary loan notes
Assessed
1912_
_33,860,665
23,020
4s '11 M-N 538,000r_Nov 1 '13-'31 Tax
430'08 J-J 1313,000r_ _July 1 '13-38 Street-impt. notes
rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$13.21 BOND.
20,931
Refunding Bonds.
DEBT July 1912_ $91,334 Sinking fund
5,016
58.969
334804 M-N 563,250 __May 1 '14-'24 Population in 1910
Water debt (included)____ 86,334 Assessed valuation, real__28,789,575
Assess. val. (% act.) '12_1,C167,146 Assessed
Broadway Widening.
val.. personal___ 1.578,250
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1912_-.59.93 Special franchises
330'01 A-0 ;9,900 __Oct 1 '13-'21 AMSTERDAM.
1,292,144
INT. in New York exchange.
This city is in Montgomery County
Total valuation 1912
31,659,969
Watervliet Avenue.
Inc.
Pop'n
April
'10,31,267
16
1885.
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1912-.421.70
330'01 A-0 54,095--Oct 1 '13-'21
BABYLON UNION FREE
City Bonds.
Population in 1910
48,443
Madison Avenue.
1914-1923
4 s'12 ann 550,000
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
INTEREST on city-hall and *148,330'01 A-0 525,200 __Oct 1 '13-'21
Sewer Bonds-3705,000_1913-48 4.35s'12 J-D $35,000__Dee 1 '13-'47 000 bridge bonds in N. Y. City; on reWater Bonds-3669,000_1913-'59 TOT. DEBT May 1913- $58,000 maining loans at City Treas. office.
Concrete-Walk Bonds.
411s'12 A-0 $2,800r__Oct 1 '13-'32 BOND. DEBT Apr 191331.131,369 Assess. val. 1912
Water debt (included) _-- 669,000 Tax rate (per $1,000)'12 1,755,141
$7.47
Clinton Square Inapt. Bonds. Total assessed val. 1912..13,223,408
INT. at Jamaica, Southold and BOONVILLE UNION FREE
434s'12 A-0 $2,500r__Oct 1 '13-32 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 __ _529.14
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Utica Savings Banks.
Monument.
in
1910 _
Population
Soldiers' & Sailors'
This district is in Oneida County.
-31,267
45 '11 M-N 5100,000r_May 1 '21-30
INTEREST Is largely paid at the BABYLON UNION FREE
4s '09 M-N$37,000r_Nov 1 '13-'39
BOND. DEBT Apr 5 1913..337,000
National Park Bank of N Y. City.
Beaver Park.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 4.
Assessed valuation 1912
754,966
45 '94 J-D 536.000 __June 1 '13-'14
This district is in Suffolk County. (Assessment
about 34 actual value.)
12,000 __June 1 '14 '15 AMSTERDAM
48 '95 J-J
430'09 July 540,500r_Jan 1 '14-'40 School tax (per $1,000) 1912..410.59
4s '97 A 0 6,250 __Oct 1 '13-'17 45
2,500r_
July
'07
_Jan
5s
1
'14-'18
$68,000-_Oct 1 '14-'47
Population In 1913 (est.)
1,800
330'98 A 0 4,200 __Oct 1 '13-'18 45
10,000-.Sept 1 '14-'18 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913-$43,000
INTEREST at National Exchange
330'99 J J
10,500-.July 1 '13-'19 43is
_ 19,000_ _Apr 1 '14-'26 Assess. val. (30% act.) '12_ _725,000 Bank in Boonville in N. Y.exchange.
330'01 F A
4,500 __Feb 1 '13-'21 BOND. DEBT
tax
(per
51.000)
School
1912_$15.60
Apr 1913-497,000
Water.
1,800
Assessed valuation 1912_13,223,408 Population in 1913 (est.)
4s '95 F-A 521,000 __Feb 1 '13-'15 School tax (per 51.000) 1912-.47.98
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank of BRIARCLIFF MANOR.
45 '96 F-A 40,000 __Feb 1 '13-'14 Population in 1910
This village Is In Westchester Co.
__ _
31,267 Lindenhurst in N. Y. exchange.
4s '96 F-A 10,000Feb 1 1915
Inc. 1902. Population 1910, 950.
INT.at Amsterdam Savings Bank. BALDWINSVILLE.
330'94 F-A
Street Bonds.
5,000 __Feb 1 '13-'14
45 '97 M-N 25,000 __May 1 '13-'17
This village is in Onondaga County. 4.603'06F-A 569.000r_Aug 1 '13-'35
330'98 M-N 60,000.-May 1 '13-'18 ANDES.
Water Bonds.
Inc. 1847. Population 1910, 3,099.
This town is in Delaware County.
434s'08 J-J $75,000c_July 10 '13-37
330'99 M-N 70,000 __May 1 '13-'19
Improvement Bonds.
Refunding
Bonds.
4s '06 J-D 70,000r.Dec 1 '13-'26
5s '12 J-J 52,500_ _July 1 '14-'18 4.10s'09A-0 34,000r.. Apr 1 '14-'30
M-S 562,000....Mch 1 '14-'26 430'12 J-D
4s '07 J-D 75,000r_Dee 1 '13-'27 330
8,000r__Dec 1 '13-'20 43,18'10 M-S 20,000r_ _Apr 1 '14-'30
M-S 16,000-Sept 1 '15-'31
BOND. DEBT May r 1913 $198,000
4s '08 A-0 150,000r_Apr 1 '14-'28 3345
Refunding Water Bonds.
M-S 13,500
1913-1929 4s '09 M-S $55.000r_ _Yearly to '29 Assessed valuation 1913-.3,676,300
4s '08
200,000r.. __July 1 1928 334s
13.00
45 '06 J-D 70,000r Dec 1 '13-'26 BOND. DEBT May 7'13_ .490,500 BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_...$65,500 Village tax (per $1,000) 1913
45 '09 J-D 200,000r_ _Dec 1 1929 Assessed valuation 1912.... 692,940 Assessed valuation 1912._ 1,451.000 Total tax (per 51,000) 1913... 29.00
4s '10 J-D 100,000r_ _Dec 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 __*26.03 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911 _____ 8.40
INT.
payable
on
bonds
registered
45 '11 M-N 100,000r_ __Nov 1 1931 Population in 1910__ 2,007
INT. remitted to registered holder. in Briarcliff Manor; on coupon bonds
45 '11 J-D 100,000r. _Dec 7 1931
INT. at Rondout Say, Bk., New
at Guaranty Trust Co., N. Y. City.
4318'12 M-N 100,000_ _May 1 1932 Paltz Say. Bk. and at office of State BALLSTON SPA.
This village is in Saratoga County.
430'13 J-D 100,000r_June 1 '14-'33 Comptroller in Albany.
Inc. 1807. Population 1910, 4,138. BROCKPORT.
Special Water Bonds.
This village is In Monroe County,
Water Bonds.
330'04 F-A 524,750r_Feb 1 '14-'24 ANGOLA.
334s
Nov $13,000c_ _Nov '13-'21 Inc. 1829. Population 1910, 3,579.
This village Is in Erie County. Inc. 4s
An election held May 13 resulted in
Public Bath Bonds.
Nov
8,210c___Nov
'13-'21
3340'01 F-A 54,000 _ __Feb 1 '14-'21 1873. Population 1910, 898.
Nov 10,000c__ _Nov '13-'18 favor of purchasing the plant of the
430
Street Bonds.
ASSESSMENT BONDS,
434s'09 Nov 5,500e_Nov 1 '13'-23 Brockport-Holley Water Co. for
43j5'12
316,000._Apr 8 '17-'32 430'09 Dec
500c_ __Dec 1 1913 $60,750. V. 96, p. 1507.
Street Improvement.
Water Bonds.
Paving Notes.
Refunding Water Bonds.
330'05 F-A 539,450 ___Feb '14-'15 434s'10
J-D
'15-'39
1
555,000e_
_Dec
'12 ann $7,900__Aug 1 '13-'16
45 '06 F-A 95,925 _.Feb
__Feb '14-'16 BOND. DEBT May 7'13._ .371,000 330'06 J-D 532,000c_Dec 1 '13-'28 54 Water
Works Bonds.
5,500 Nov 1 '13-'23
Nov
430'l0
4s '06 J-D 33,600-.Dec '13-'16 Assessed valuation
1912__419,955 430'10 Dec
1,500-Dec 1 '13-'15 4.55812_4275,000r_July 30 '17-'41
45 '08 A-0 64,000r_ _Apr '14-'18 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912_515.47 430'12 Dec 3,000
Sewer Bonds,
48 '09 M-S 67,200r_Mch 1 '14-'19
1913-1918
3.65s g s-an $57,000r_ --$3,0003rrly.
Street Bonds.
45 '10 J-D 206,145r_June 1 '13-'21 INTEREST payable at Bank of An430'10 F-A 54,000r_Aug 1 '15-'18 BONI). DEBT Apr 1 1913_$332,000
45 '11 M-N 43,700r_Nov 1 '13-'31 gola or Chase National Bank, N. Y.
Floating debt
7,900
Sewer Bonds.
45 '11 -_ 74,800 __Jan 1 '14-'21
J-J $9,500c_ _ _Jan 1 '14-'32 Sinking fund
2,751
48
4318'12 M-N 145.800...May 1 '14-'22 ARCADE.
This village is in Wyoming County. 3.70s J-J 150.000r -Jan 1 '30-'39 Assessed valuation 1912_ _2,330,926
4348'13 J-D 194,000r_June 1 '14-'23
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912...422.90
Jan
500_
Inc.
__Jan
Population
434s'09
1871.
1
1,294.
1910,
1915
Improvement.
BOND. DEBT May 1911_ -$261,500 INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.
Electric Light Bonds.
334s'04 F-A 52,401r __Feb 1 1914 4.403'08M-5
$20,000r_Sept 1 '13-32 Water debt (Included)
96,500
• Principal and interest paid by 43s'13
Assess.
val.(% act.), '10_2,16(),233 BRONXVILLE.
Jan
7,000r_
_Jan
1
'18-'31
holders of property benefited.
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1910- -520.00
Water Bonds.
This village is In Westchester Co.
INTEREST on Washington Park 4348'06
Nov 520,000c_Nov 1 '13-32
INT at Village Treasurer's office. Inc. 1898. Population 1910, 1,863.
bonds issued from 1870 to 1880, and
Sept 16,800e
__ 1933
Road Improvement Bonds.
on water bonds of 1877, Is payable in 3.80s
BOND.
BARTON
UNION
DEBT Apr 1 1913_862,000
FREE SCHOOL 4.60s'12M-8 $8,400r_Sept 15 '17-'20
New York; on others in Albany.
Assess. val.'12 OA act. val.)_684,525
DISTRICT
434s'12 M-S 20,000r_ Sept 15'17-'36
P CITY PROPERTY.-Real estate Tax rate (per $1.000) 1912_ -59.00
This district is In the town of BarVillage Hall Bonds.
owned by city In 1913, $7,712,200.
INT. pay. In Arcade at Cit .Bank. ton, Tioga County (P. 0. Waverly). 4.60s12MS $5,000r_Sept 15 '17-'21




SCHOOVDIST.

MAY. 1913.

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS

354s
'
04 F-A $83,485r__ _Aug 1 1924
12,200r_July15 '13-'14
3348'04 J-J
3343'05 M-S 46,642r _Sept 1 1925
'06 F-A 541,607r .._Feb 1 1926
48 '06 J-J 68,510r___July 1 1926
4s '07 A-0 81,970r.._ Apr 1 1923
48 '07 J-J 118,922r_ July 1 1927
48 '07 F-A 46,565r___Aug 1 1927
48 '07 M-S 200,000r___Sept 2 1927
4s '07 A-0 25,642r__Oct 1 1927
4s '07 M-N 43,913r___Nov 1 1927
48 '08 A-0 16,443r___Apr 1 1928
s '08 F-A
9,647r__ _Aug 1 1928
48 '08 M-N 37,373r___Nov 1 1913
4s '08 J-D 60,000r_ _ _ Dec 1 1928
4s '09 F-A
8,293r Feb 15 1914
4s '09 A-0 300,000r .Apr 15 1929
48 '09 A-0 40,500r___Oct 1 1929
4s '10 F-A 36,140.74r_Feb 1 1915
48 11 M-S 150,000r_ _ _Mch 1 1931
48 '.11 A-0 250,000r_ _Apr 15 1931
4s '11 A-0 10,350June 1 '13-'21
48 '12 _-- 21,834__Feb 1 '14-'22
4s '12 -_- 15,000__July 1 1913
48 '11 --_ 35,000_-_ _July 1 1931
4343'12 F-A 250,000r_ _Feb 15 1962
(Optional after 1932.)
BROOKHAVEN UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.24.
4s '12 J-D 16,000__Dec 1 '13-22
This district is in Suffolk County. 4s '13 F-A 30,000_ _ _ _Feb 1 1923
43s, 4.608 &i.r
$5,5001Part yearly
4318'13 M-N200,000r_ _ May 1 1933
58, J&J-J-D 56,500r
until 1921
Tax Loan.
BOND. DEB May '13_ $62,000 48 '08 A-0 $50,000r __Oct 1 1913
Assessed valuation '12-13 _4,100,000 48 '09 A-0 100,000 _ _ _Oct 1 '13-14
(Assessment about 75% actual value) 48 '10 M-S 100,000r_Sept 1 '14-'15
6,342.43 Oct 1 '13-'17
School tax (per $1,000) 1912-410.00 4s '12 ___
INT. payable at Patchogue Bank. Schls.
oo
330'94 F-A$300,000r_ _ _Feb 1 1914
BUFFALO. Wm. G.Justice,Comp. 354895 J-D 37,500r_June 1 '13-15
Buffalo is in Erie Co., and the city's 330'97 J-J 100,000r_Jan 1 '14-'17
tax valuation is about six-sevenths 330'98 M-N 25,000r_May 2 '14-'18
that of entire county. Incorp. 1832. 330'98 M-N 30,000r_ _ _ Nov '13-'18
Abate.Nuisance Ohio Basin Slip 330'99 M-S 30,000r_ _Mch '14-'19
330'02 J-J $50,000r_July 1 '13-'22 330'99 J-D 70,000r_Dec 1 '13-'19
Abate.Nu is.Clark&SkinnerCan. 330'00 M-N 35,000r_ _ _May '14-'20
330'04 M-N $60,000r_Nov 1 '13-'24 330'00 M-N 80,000r_Nov 1 '13-'20
330'05 J-J 97,500r_July 1 '13-'25 330'02 F-A 90,000r_Feb 1 '14-'22
Buffalo River Improve. Bonds. 3348'02 J-D 75,000r_June 1 '13-'22
4s '09 M-N $331,500r. May 1 1939 330'02 A-0 45,000r_Apr 1 '14-'22
Refuse Utilization Plant Bonds 354s'03 M-S 75,000r_Mch 1 '14-'23
4s '09 M-N $12,000r_May 15'14-'19 3343'04 M-S 82,500r_Mch 1 '14-'24
10,000r_ _ _July 1 1913 330'04 A-0 90,000r_Oct 1 '13-'24
48 '08 J-J
4s '11 A-0 64,000_ _Apr 15 '14-'21 3 M8'06 F-A 300,000r_ _ _Aug 1 1926
Buffalo New York & Phila. Ref. 330'07 M-S 100,000r _Sept 1 1927
48 '10 J-D $90,000r_June 15 '13-30 330'07 F-A 50,000r_ _ _Aug 1 1927
4s '11 A-0 64,000r_Apr 15 '14-21 48 '08 J-D 200,000r_ _ _ Deo 1 1928
4s '10 J-D 90,000r_Deo 15 '13-'30 48 '09 F-A 300,000r_ _Aug 1 1929
330'11
95,000__July 1 '13-'31 48 '10 J-D 200,000r_June 15 1930
4s'12 _-- 100,000_ _July 1 '13-'32 4s '11 A-0 100,000r___Apr 1 1931
Underground Police&FireWires 48 '11 A-0 130,000r__ _Oct 1 1931
48 '09 F-A $28,000r_Aug 1 '13-'19 430'12 F-A 200,000r--Feb 15 1932
48 '10 J-J
7,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'20 4s '12 A-0 143,500.. Apr 1 '14-'32
4Y'12 J-D 50,000r..June 1 '13-'22 4548'12 J-D 200,000r_ _ _June 1 1932
4 s'12 A-0 500,000r_ _ _Oct 1 1932
Tax Scrip.
Police & Fire Dept: Bonds.
48 '07 F-A$120,000r_ Feb 1 '14-'17
4s '07 A-0 10,000r_Oct 1 '13-'17 48 '12 A-0 $15,000____Apr 1 1932
48 '09 F-A 18,000r_ Feb 1 '14-'19 4s 12 ___ 150,000_ _ __July 1 1932
430'12 A-0 135,000r___Oct 1 1932
Elmwood Ave. Bonds.
Hertel Avenue Sewer.
48 '09 A-0 $19,487.32r_Oct 1 1914
4s '09 J-D 371,966.66r_ Dec 15 '14 3s '87 F-A$200,000r___Aug 1 1917
City and County Hall.
Park.
78' 07 J-J f$200,0000&rJuly1 '15-16 Is '09 J-J$26,003.66r_July 1 '13-'19
1 150,000o&r_July 1 1917
Municipal Building Bonds.
78 '71 J-J 50,000c&r_Jan 1 1918 48 '09 F-A$127,500r_Aug 1 '13-'29
73
J-J 200,000c &rJuly1'19&21 48 '10 J-J
18,000.. July 1 '13-'30
78 '73 J-J 95,000c8cr_Jan 1 1923 48 '10 A-0 90,000r_Oct 1 '13-'30
7s '73 J-D 100,000c&r_Deo 1 1924 45 '11 A-0 225,000r_Apr 15 '14-'31
100,000c&r_Jan
1
1924
78 '74 J-J
4,647.80 Oct 1 '13-'32
4s'12 __7s '75 J-J 200,000o&r_J&J 1 1925
Water.
6s '76 J-J 100,000c&r_Jan 1 1924 330'88 J-J $275,000r_ _June 15 1914
3s '86 J-J 30,000r__ _July 1 1926 334s'89 M N 225,000r_ _ _May 1 1919
330'87 F-A 120,000r_ _ _Feb 1 1927 3 4s'03 M-S 37,812.50rMoh 1 '14-'23
3348'90 J-J 50,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1925 48 '05 F-A
5,000r_Aug 1 '13-'14
3348'91 J-J 200,000r__ _July 1 1921 33005 M-S 400,000r_July 1 '13-'35
35s'94 J-.T 100,000r_July 1 '24&'26 48 '07 J-D 500,000r_ _ _June 1 1957
30'97
J-J
11,000r__Jan
1
'14-'17
3
48 '07 M-S 250,000r_Sept 2 '13-'37
330'97 J-J 30,000r_A r 1 1917 4s '08 A-0 500,000r_ _Apr 10 1958
3 Ms 97 J-.T
8,946r_ _June 1917 (Subject to call after Apr 10 1928.)
13,750r_Deo
1
'13-'17
33s'97 J-D
4s '08 A-0 500,000r Oct 10 1958
33098 J-J 37,500r _ _ _ _1913-1918 (Subject to call after Oct. 10 1928.)
33006 F-A 35,000r_Aug 1 '13-'26 48 '09 F-A 500,000r_ Feb 15 1959
48 '08 J-J 20,000r__ _July 1 1928 4s '09 A-0 500,000r Apr 15 1959
4s '10 ___ 45,000_June 15 '13-'30 43 '09 F-A 500,000r_Aug 1 1959
48 '11 A-0 160,000r_Apr 15 1961 4s '10 F-A 500,000r Feb 15 1960
(Subject to call April 15 1931.)
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1930.)
48 '11' A-0 212,500r __Oct 1 1961 48 '10 J-D 500,000r_ _June 15 1960
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1931.) 48 '11 A-0 400,000r_ __Oct 2 1931
430'12 F-A $95,000r_Feb 15 1962 4313'12 J-D 800,000r_ _ _June 1 1932
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1932.)
430'12 A-0 300,000r_Oct 1 1932
4s '12 A-0 43,900.. _ _ _Apr 1 1962 430'12 J-G 112,500r_ _Dec 1 '13-'32
(Subject to call April 1 1932.)
Buffalo Trunk Sewer.
4318'12 J-D 190,000_ _June 11062 330'88
F-A $30,000r_Aug 1 '13-'18
(Subject to call June 1 1932.)
F-A 35,000r_Aug 1 '13-'19
4s '12 --- 67,900_ __June 1 1962 330'89
1 '13-'20
430'12 A-0 188,800r.. _Oct 1 1962 330'90 F-A 40,000r_Aug
(Subject to call beg. Oct 1 1932.) 35 '86 F-A 20,000r_Aug 1 '13-'16
430'12 J-D 944,740r_ _ _Dec 11062 3s '87 F-A 25,000r_Aug 1 '13-'17
Subject to call Dec 1 1032.)
Water Refunding.
4)4s'13 M-S 55,000r_ __M Ay 1 1963 33094 J-J $20,000rJuly '13-'14
354s'96 J-J 50,000rJan 1 1916
(Subject to call May 1 1933.)
330'96 J-J 100,000r_ _ _July 1 1916
Hamburg Canal.
33s 0d J-J $55,000r_ _Jan 1 '13-'23 334s'97 J-D 100,000r_June 1 '13-'17
330'00 A-0 180,000r__Oot 1 '13-'20 330'98 M-8 17,000r_Sept 2 '13-'19
Grade Crossing Bonds,
330'99 A-0 30,000r_Apr 26 '14-'19
3348'96 F-A$171,000r___Feb 11016 330'00 A-0 35,000r_Apr 25 '14-'20
3548'96 J-J 83,000r__July 1 1916 354s'01 A-0 36,000r_APr 1 '14-'21
330'97 F-A 194,687r_Feb 1 1917 330'02 J-D 50,000r_June 1 '13-'22
6,305r_ _Mch 1 1917 330'03 M-S 110,000r_Sept 1 '13-'23
3348'97 M-S
10,000r_July 1 '13-'14
3343'97 A-0 6,111r_Apr 15 1917 48 '04 J-J
3348'97 M-N 151,456r-May 1 1917 48 '04 M-S 20,000r_Sept 1 '13-'14
334897 J-D 145,987r__ _Juno 1 1917 48 '05 A-0 20,000r_Apr 1 '14-'15
3 Ms'97 A-0 73,380r..„Oct 1 1917 3348'05 J-J 30,000r_July 1 '13-'15
330'98 F-A 27,722r__Feb 15 1918 330'05 J-.1' 80,000r_July 1 '13-'35
330'98 M-S 61,414rMch 1 1918 3 Ms'06 M-S 30,000r_Mch 1 '14-'16
3H8'98 A-0 200,000r__ _Apr 1 1918 334506 A-0 15,000r_Apr 1 '14-'16
33098 M-N 16,913r__Nov 1 1918 48 '06 J-J 70,000r_July 1 '13-'26
334899 M-S 18,703r_Mch 1 1919 45 '07 J-J 150,000r_July 1 '13-'27
3348'99 J-J 285,187r_ _June 1 1919 48 '08 A-0 67,474.70r_ Oct 1 '13-'28
3348'99 J-J 182,716r___July 1 1919 45 '08 F-A 80,000r_Aug 1 '13-'28
3343'99 A-0 75,455rOct 2 1919 48 '08 J-D 48,875r_June 1 '13-'28
330'99 J-D 335,772r___Deo 1 1919 4s '08 .1.-D 80,000r_Deo 1 '13-'28
330'00 J-D 45,799r......June 1 1920 48 '09 A-0 123,250r_Oct 1 '13-'29
334s'00 J-J 173,487r___July 1 1920 48 '09 F-A 170,000r_Aug 1 '13-'29
330'O0 F-A 10,927rAug 1 1920 4s '09 _-_ 42,500_ Dec 15 '13-'29
330'01 J-J 55,918r__ _Jan 5 1921 48 '10 J-D 1,000,000r_Junel5 1960
5,861.40._Jan 5 1921 45 '10 J-D 90,000r_Junel5'13-'30
330'01 __6,218.16.Jan 21 1921 45 '11 J-J 90,000r_Jan 1 '14-'31
3348'01 ___
5,070r_ _Feb 1 1921 4s '11 M-N 190,000r_Nov 1 '13-'31
330'01 F-A
330'01 M-S 141,515r_ _Mc% 1 1921 48 '11 J-J 47,500r_July 1 '13-'31
330'01 A-() 111,544r___Apr 1 1921 48 '12 A-0 10,000_ _Apr 25 1937
330'02 F-A 482,284r__ _Feb 1 1922 430'12 J-D 78,708.33r June 1 1937
330'02 A-0 121,410r_Oct 1 1922 4s '12 ___ 66,500....- July 1 1937
330'03 J-J
17,669r_ _Jan 1 1923 430'12 A-0 111,000r-__Oct 1 1937
330'03 A-0 25,960r___Apr 1 1923 48 '12 M-N 5,000_ _ -Nov 1 1937
330'03 M-N 383,823r._ _May 1 1923 48 '13 M-S 13,700--- Mar 1 1938
35003 F-A 124,444r_ _Aug 1 1923 48 '13 A-0 29,500...... Apr 1 1938
330'03 F-A 80,581r_ Aug 15 1923 430'13 M-N145,200r_ -.May 1 1938
BRONXVILLE (Concluded)
Sewer Bonds.
4.20s'06J-D $4,000r_June 15'13-14
4s
J-D 15,000r_ _Dec 1 '13-'27
17,000r_Jan 15 '14-'30
48
J-J
4,000r_Jan 15 '14-'17
4s
J-J
1,000r_July 1 '13-'14
430'07 M-S
2,000r_ _June 1 '13-14
55 '08 J-D
4.453'08 M-S 5,000et 1 '13-'17
4.353'09 M-S 5,000----1914-8.
6,500
4.408
___
Street Improvement Bonds.
4.20s'06 J-D $2,000r__ June 15 1913
5s '07 M-S 17,480r Sept 1 '13-31
4.458'08 M-S 6,000r_ _Sept 1 1913
--- 12,700
4.40s
Funding Bonds.
--8,500 ------------4.358
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912- $193,700
Assessed valuation 1912..-3,902,088
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ __$15.00
INT. on 4.20s & 4 Ms of 1907 payable at Farmers' Loan & Tr. Co. in
N. Y. City; on 5s of 1907 and all
Issues of 1908 in N. Y. exchange.




41

Refunding Bonds.
Street Bonds.
48 '11 J-J$163.425.50r July 1 '13-31 3.95s M-S $50,000_ _ _Sept 1 '13-17
45 '11 J-J 52,250r_July 1 '13-'31 3.653'04 M-S 100,000_ _Sept 1 '18-'27
Hospital Bonds,
Assess. Bonds (Out. Oct. 1 1909).
3343'04 J-J $30,000r_July 1 '13-'24 4 Wis ___31,967.6415s
$4,207.07
45 '11 A-0 200,000r_ _ _Apr 1 1931 BOND. DEBT Oct 119(19.. 279,175
4318'12 J-D 200,000r_ _ _June 1 1932 Total valuation 1907
4,309,784
434s'12 J-D 50,000r_ _ _June 1 1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907-$11.25
430'12 A-0 50,000r___Oct 1 1932
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
FREE
4s '11 J-J 395,000r_July 1 '13-'31 CANANDAIGUA UNION
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Refunding Park Bonds.
$64,000r_Jan
1
4s
1914-29
'05 J-J
4s '10 J-D $45,000r_Junel5 '13-'30
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13_ _ $64,000
Refunding Property Bonds.
45 '10 J-D $321000r_June15 '13-'20 Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _4,681.545
Turning Basin Refunding Bds. School tax (per $1,000)1912 $8.266 A7,217
4s '10 J-J $135,000r_July 1 '13-'30 Population in 1910
INT. at U. S. Mtg. & Tr.Co., N.Y
Sewer Bonds.
48 '09 J-D $115,000r.._ Dec 15 1929
4348'12 J-D 50,000r_ _ _June 1 1962 CANTON UNION FREE SCHOOL
DIST. NO. 1.
South Buffalo Flood Bonds.
This district is in St. Lawrence Co.
33096 A-0 $60,000r_ _ _Aug 1 1926
13,000r_ _July 1 1927
354s'97 J-J
Grammar School Heat. Bonds.
Buffalo & Jamestown RR. Ref. 45
$3,040o _ _ _ _1913-1916
High School Bonds.
334893 J-D $75,000r___June 2 1913
330'94 J-J 75,000r_ July 1 1914 4s '08 Dec $3,400c_July 16 '13-29
330'95 A-0 77,000r___Oct 1 1915 4s '08 Dec 32,000c_Oct 1 '13-'28
330'02 A-0 33,750r_Apr 1 '14-'22 BOND. DEBT May 1913.... $36,050
330'02 M-N 37,500r_Nov 1 '13-'22 Assessed valuation 1912_ .._1,465,000
7,500r „Jan 1 1914 School tax (per $1,000) 1912-39.59
48 '04 J-J
7,500r._ _ Feb 1 1914 Population in 1909 (est)
3,500
45 '04 F-A
430'12 J-D 150.000r_ _Dec 1 '13-'32 INT. at Dist. Treasurer's office.
4313'13 M-N 75,000r_May 1 '14-'33
Bird Ave. Sewer Refunding.
43.48'13 M-N$238,000r_May 1 '14-33 CARTHAGE.
Ref. City Hall & Court House. This village is in Jefferson County.
330'02 F-A $50,000r_Aug 1 '13-'22 Inc. 1869. Population 1910, 3,50.
Water Bonds.
330'03 M-N 50,000r_May 1 '14-'23
J-J $50,000c_ _July 1 1922
334s'05 M-S 115,000r_Sept 1 '13-'35 48
45 '07 J-J 150,000r_July 1 '13-'27 434g'07 F-A 110,000c_ _ _Feb '14-'35
48 '10 __ 112,500_June 15 '13-'30 4305'07 F-A 70.000c.. Aug 1 '13-'38
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s '11 M-N 47,500r_Nov 1 '13-'31
AI-S $4,0000_ _Sept 1 '13-16
45
Bailey Avenue Sewer.
330'88 J-J $200,000r_ _ _July 1 1918 GEN.BD. DT. May 6'13.. $4,000
Playground Bonds.
• Assessment debt (add'i)_ -- 24,690
Aug 1 1929 Water debt (additional) _ 230,000
4s '09 F-A $50,000r
45 '11 A-0 50,000r___Apr 1 1931 Assess. val. (31 act.), 1912-1,349,280
4313'12 J-D 100,000r.._ _June 1 1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ - _ $18.50
Fire-House Bonds.
4s '08 F-A $21,549.37rAug 1 '13-28 CATSKILL, VILLAGE.
Chicago Fire Relief Fund.
This village is in Greene Co. Inc.
3348'97 A-0 $12,500r _Oct 5 '13-'17 Mch. 14
1806. Pop'n 1910, 5,296.
Elk St. Market Enlargement.
Bonds.
330'90 A-0 $80,000r_ _Apr 1 1920 48 Water
J-J $51,000c
_1914-1916
INT.-WHERE PAYABLE-Int.
Building Bonds.
payable by City Comp. in Buffalo and 3 Ms
J-J
$6.000c _ A914-1919
by Hanover N. Bk. N. Y., as follows: BOND. DEBT May 8 '13.. $57,000
In New York o: Volunter re- Assessed valuation 1913-2,518.325
lief; sewer bonds-Hertel Ave., Bab- Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913__
cock & Seneca streets, Bailey Ave.
payable at Catskill Nat'l Bank.
sewer; school bonds; swing bridge;
market bonds; plank road awards;
Municipal Court building. In Buf- CAZENOVIA, VILLAGE.
falo only: Deficiency loan; monthly
This village is in Madison County.
local work' temporary loans. In Founded 1793. Incorp. in 1810.
both New York and Buffalo: Buffalo
Refunding Bonds.
River; Buffalo trunk sewer; City and 4s
M-N $6,400c&rMay1'14-'17
County Hall; grade crossing; park
Refunding Water Bonds.
and railroad; refunding; school; tax 4s '10 M-N S30,800c&rMay 1 '12-40
loans; water loans; Hamburg Canal. • Water and Sewer Bonds.
1915
TOT. DEBT,SINK. EDS., Sm.- 3348&48M-N $31,00004or
M-N 3,100c&r_May 1 1915
Apr. 1 '13. Nov. 1 '12. 45
BOND. DEBT Feb 28 '13_ $72,300
$
$
Tot. bd. debt_30,311,487 29,369,492 Assess. val. (2-5 act.) '12_ _1,134,375
Sinking funds_ 3,263,977 3,115,038 Village tax (per $1,000) 1912311.50
Population in 1910
1,861
Net debt__ _27,047,510 26,254,454
INT. payable at Schenectady SavWater debt
ings Bank,Schenectady, and at Caze(incl. above)
novia Nat. Bank.
on Apr. 1 '13 9,998,164
The sinking funds are all Invested CEDARHURST.
In the city's own bonds. In addition
This village is in Nassau County.
to the indebtedness as given above,
Street-lmpt. Bonds.
there was outstanding on July 1 1912 434g'12
330,000r_Sept 1 '17-'31
treasury and local fund warrants to 4.70g'13M-8 30,000_ _Mar 1 '18-32
the amount of $1,214,695.
Drainage Bonds.
CITY PROPERTY.-The city 55 '12 M-S 32,000r___Sept 1 1916
owns real estate estimated at $21,- TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13_ $32,000
249,084; personal property valued at Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _1,341,098
$19,048,110; total, $40,297,194. In- Total tax rate (per $1,000)_320.10
1,747
cluded in this total is the water-works Population in 1910
INT. at Bank of Long Island, Far
property, consisting of real estate
valued at $2,231,599 and personal Rockaway.
property valued at $12,101,203. The
total resources of the city on July 1 CHARLOTTE.
This village is in Monroe Count]
1912, incl. all property-real and
personal-together with other assets, Inc. 1869. Population 1910, 1,938
Water Bonds.
were figured by the Comptroller at
$47,462,839 and liabilities at $29,- 4%s'07 ann $5,500r __-_1913-1923
July 15,000r __-..1913-1927
436,224, leaving $18,926,615 as the 430
Electric-Light Bonds.
excess of resources over liabilities.
410'07
ann $5,000r ____1913-1917
ASSESSED VALUATION.
July 4,800r --1913-1915
430
1912.
1905
1911.
Sewer
Bonds.
$
$
1914
F-A $15,000r
R.E.297746090 290853595 245813000 43.0
DEBT May 1913 _ $48,000
Per 27743160 31906450 20006700 BOND.
5,681
Floating
debt
265819700
Tot.325489250 322760045
Sinking fund
27,295
(Assessment nominal real value.)
Assess. val.(40% act.),'13 2,091,927
Tax(p.
Tax
rate
(per
_
_$8.60
$1,000)
1913_
_
M)
24.095
21.676
19.59
INT. in Charlotte and Rochester.
• Including special franchise valuation amounting (1912) to $20,806,160 CHATHAM.
POPULATION.-In 1910, 423,This village is in Columbia Co.
715; in 1905, 376,587; in 1900, 352.
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds.
387; 1890, 255,664; 1880, 155,134.
4.40'13 J-J $90,000.. Jan 1 '14-'43
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1913_ $90,000
Assessed valuation 1912._ _1,426,900
CAMDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
2,251
4.353'12Nov $25,000__July 1 '13-'37 Population in 1910
INT.payable at State Bank,Chat.
BOND. DEBT April 1 1913325,000
Assessed valuation 1912
782,660
School tax (per $1,000)
$10.20 CHEEKTOWAGA.
This town is in Erie County.
Population in 1913 (est.)
2,300
Sewer Bonds.
payable part at the Hamburg
Say. Bank, Brooklyn, and part at 55 '12 Apr 364,400r_Apr 1 '14-'42
TOT.DEBT May 7 1913- $64,400
the First Nat. Bank, Camden.
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _5,250,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) '12_ _ 37.114
CANAJOHARIE.
7.650
This village is in Montgomery Co. Population in 1910
Inc. 1829. Population 1910, 2,273.
CHEMUNG COUNTY.
Water-Works Bonds.
Elmira is the county seat.
4.553'10Aug$142,500c or rAugl'13-40
Road Bonds.
4.30s
___ 50,000
48 '06 Feb 20,000c_ _Feb 1 '14-'17
Street Bonds.
454s'08 F-A 28.000c_Feb 1 '18-'20
_ $10,000
4.6253'11BOND. DEBT July 1910-$174,000 4343'08 F-A 20,000c_Feb 1 '14-'17
Feb 17.675r_ _Feb 1 '20-'23
7,500 454s
Floating debt
8,995_ _Feb 1 '20-'21
Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _ 910,000 434s'12 Town Bonds.
Village tax (per MOO()) 1910311.50
430
Feb $64,656r
1913
Gen.county debt Feb 1 '13 $94,670
CANANDAIGUA.
64,656
This village is in Ontario Co. Inc. Town debt (additional) __ _
Assess. val.(80% act.),'12 31.305,936
1815. Population 1910, 7,217.
Population in 1910
54.662
Water Bonds.
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
4s
A-0 $90,000_ -Apr 1 1915

42
CHESTER.
This village is in Orange County.
Incorporated June 23 1892.
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $48,000c
1917
Road Bonds.
J-J $11,200c _ _1913-1928
4s
BOND. DEBT Apr 1909.--$62,000
Water debt (included) '
48,000
Sinking fund
2.180
Assessed val.(A act.) 1908-.418,800
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907_ _.$31.00
Population in 1910
1,210
INTEREST payable in Chester.

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

[VOL. xcvi.

School tax (per $1,000) 1913_ _$13.00 CORTLANDVILLE.
DUNKIRK.
Population in 1913 (est)
2.700
This town (P. 0. McGraw) is in
This city is in Chautauqua County.
INTEREST payable direct to Cortland Co. and was separated from Inc. 1885.
Population '10, 17,221.
holders of bonds.
the city of Cortland in March 1899.
Water Bonds.
Cortianciville pays 18.7% of the re- 334s
A-0 $49,600__Oct 1 '13-'20
COOPERSTOWN UN. FREE SOH. funding bonds and interest and the 4s
J-D 20,000..Dec 15 '13-'16
city of Cortland 81.3%. • • • • •
DIST. NO. 1.
Assessment Bonds.
Road Bonds.
This district is No. 1 of the town of
4s&430____ $92,103 _-___1912-1918
430'10 Mch $10,000__Mch 11'16-'22 GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1 1912_ $15,451
Otsego, Otsego County.
Refunding Bonds,
Building Bonds.
Assessment debt
101,870
Mch $12,000__Sept 1 '13-'14 Water debt
Is '06 J-D $52,000c_Deo 1 '13-'25 330
85,800
Mch 20,000__Sept 1 '15-'18 Floating debt
BOND. DEBT May 1913_ $52,000 330
37,855
Mch 12,000__Mch 1 '14-'15 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1912_ 240,976
Assess. val.(60% act.)1912.2,161,856 4s
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.....$7.80 Highway and Bridge Bonds $4,000 Assess. val.(A act.) '11
7,866,071
Population in 1913 (est)
2,600 BOND. DEBT Nov 1912-__ 64,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1911-$21.70
CLIFTON SPRINGS.
1,406,765
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk., Cooperst'n. Total valuation 1911
This village is in Ontario Co. Inc.
/NT. at Merchants' Nat. Bank of
(Assessment about90% actual value) Dunkirk
Mch. 11873. Population 1910, 1,600.
and Treasurer's office.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ _11.38
Water Bonds.
Population in 1910
CORNING, CITY.
3,135
45
J-D $50,000r
1916
This city, situated in the town of
DUNKIRK
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
INT.
at Cortland Say. Bank.
Electric Light Bonds.
name, is In Steuben County.
4s '08 M-S $80,0000_ _Mch 1 '19-34
48
July $13,000r__ _Part yearly the same
Bonds.
J-J 33,000c ____1914-1922
45
4 As
July 4,000r_ _ _ Part yearly 4$ City Bridge
J-J $15,000-.Judy 1 '47-'88 CROTON UNION FREE SCHOOL
s
J-J
16,000c - _ - _1922-1925
TOTAL DEBT May 6 1913_ _$57,000
Bonds.
J-J
4s
18,0000 _ -1916-1924
DIST. NO. 2.
Assess. val. (3,
1 act.), 1912_864,857 45 Water
J-J $10,000____July 1 1946 430'07
BOND.
DEBT
Apr 2 1913_
_3147,000
Jan
$35,000r_Jan
1
Tax rate(per $1,000) 1912
'14-'27
$9.50 4s '07 A-0 80,000.. Apr 1 '14-'21
Assessed valuation 1913_9,247,239
4.40s'08Jan 39,000r
INT. payable at Clifton Springs.
45 '07 A-0 75,000c
($4,000 yrly. beginning Jan 1 1928.) (Assessment about 3-5 actual value)
General Fund Bonds.
4 %s'09 Jan 18,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'25 School tax (per $1,000) 1913_-$8.86
CLINTON COUNTY.
J-J $25,000.. July 1 '43-'45 TOTAL
4s
DEBT Aug 6 '12___$96,500 Population in 1913 (est.)
18,000
Plattsburg is the county seat.
River Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1911... _1,919,811 INT. at Lake Shore Bk.. Dunkirk.
45 '09 __ _ $22,000c_Mch 1 '14-'24 4s
J-J $150,000_july 1 '26to'40
(Assessment about full value.)
Refunding Bonds.
City Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911.58.907+ DUTCHESS
434s'11 J-J $104,000r_Jan 2 '14-'39 75
J-J $20,000_ _Jan '14 to '17
COUNTY.
INT. payable on 434s at Peekskill
Poughkeepsie is the county seat.
Asylum-Building Bonds.
J-J 40,000_ _July 1 '49-'52
45
45 '06 Dec $60,000c_ _ Dec 1 1921 BOND. DEBT May 1913_$425,000 Say. Bank; on 4.40s at Home Say.
Court-House and Jail Bonds,
J-J1$1.08,000r_ _Jan 2 '14-'31
Road Bonds.
Total valuation of city'12 10,108,860 Bank in Albany; on 4%is at People's 330
1
3s
Mch $15,000c___Mch '14-'16 (Assessment about 85% actual value) Say. Bank in Yonkers.
1,000r_ _Jan 2 1932
334s
J-J
65,000r_ _Jan 2 1928
Funding Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1912--$7.55 +
County House Bonds.
4 As'12 J-J $28,000r_ _Jan 2 '17-'23 Population, city, 1910
13,730 DANSVILLE.
J-J 337,500r_ _Jan 2'14-'28
BOND. DEBT May 1913._ $227,000
This village is in Livingston Co. 334$
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913 $211,500
Assessed val.(A act.) '11_9,843,885 INT. at Knick. Tr. Co., N. Y. Incorp.
1845. Population '10. 3,938. Assess. val.
(85% act.)'12 59,645,968
Population in 1910
48.230
Bonds.
Water
in 1910
INT. at City Nat. Bk., Plattsburgh. CORNING SCHOOL DIST. NO. ^. 4)s'96
87,661
349,375r_Sept 1 '12-'24 Population
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
4s g '86 Mch *10,000r _ _1913-1917 3 s'00
5,0011r..Aug
1
'13-'22
45 '90 men 26,500r _1918-1931 4s '04
COBLESHILL.
600r__ _Jan 1 1914 EAST AURORA.
-1932-1946
This village Is in Scoharie County. 45 '09 Mch 30,0000
Sewer Bonds.
This village is In Erie County. /n1913 $64,500
Inc. 1868. Population 1910, 2.088. BOND. DEBT Mar 1 --A-0 $76,000r_ Oct 1 '12-'29 corp.
Assessed valuation 1913.._ _7,687,372 3.75s'04
1849. Population '10, 2,781.
Park Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1913.. $127,200
45 '07 F-A $12,000c_Feb 1 '14-'25 (Assessment 80 to 90% of full value) Assess. val.
Sewer Bonds.
(N
act.)
'12..-_1,676,105
Water 3 As (F-A)
$8,000 School tax.(per $1,000) 1913-- _$5.00 Village tax (per $1,000) 1912_512.46 4.30s'11 J-J $111,375r_July 1 '14-'40
10,000
Street 3.955 (M-N)
4.30s'll F-A 7,000r_Aug 1 '16-'29
45,500 Population in 1913 (est.)
INTEREST on bonds of 1886 payTOT. BD. DT. Mar 1913. 55,200
Water Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _1,526,229 able in Corning, on bonds of 1890 in DEER PARK.
4.35s'll J-J $50,000r_Jan 1 '16-'40
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911-$13.33 Cortland and on bonds of 1909 InN.Y
This town Is in Orange Co. The TOTAL DEBT Sept 1912 _$170,951
INT. at Village Treasurer's office.
city of Port Jervis having been a part Assessed val.(% act.) '11..1,500,000
CORNING UNION FREE SOH. of the town at the time the bonds be- Village tax rate(per$1,000)'11 $10.00
COHOES.
low were issued, that city is jointly reDIST. NO, 13.
INTEREST payable direct to
This city is in Albany County. 45
M-S $12,000e..Sept 1 '13-'24 sponsible for the payment of same.
holders of bonds.
Incorporated 1870.
5s '08 M-S 60,5000_Sept 1 '13-'50
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
Public Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 9'13-- $72,500 3348
F-A$128.000c&r_Feb '13-'29 EASTOHESTER.
4s '04 J-J $43,281.28r__1914-1917 Assessed valuation
1912__ _2,659,775 BOND.DEBT Apr 7 1913_ $128,000
This town (P. 0. Tuckahoe) is in
4s '04 J-J
9,000___Jan 1 '14-'22 (Assessment about90% actual value) Assess. val.(44% act.)'12... 720,392 Westchester
County.
33is'00 J-J 36,906r___ _Jan 28-'31 School tax (per $1,000) 1-- $9.04 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _516.30
Ditch and Drain Bonds.
3%8'00 J-J 18,438.26r Jan 1 '26-27 Population in 1913 (est.)--Population
in
1910
1,696 3.95s'09 F-A $69,400r_Feb 1 '14-'36
-5,500
3)0'01 J-J 30,916.01r Jan 1 '23-25
INT. on $12,000 bonds at
Highway Bonds.
INT. at Nat. Bank of Port Jervis
3)0'03 J-J 10,170_June 10 '13-'21 bocker Tr. Co., N. Y. City; Knickeron $60,48 semi-ann $9,000r_Dec 1 '27-'28
3)is'02 J-J 26,805.85r Jan 1 '21-22 500 at First Nat. Bank
of New York.
4s
9,000r_Feb 1 '29-'30
3hs'02 J-J 27,519.66r Jan 1 '19-20
DEER PARK UNION FREE SCH. bs '07 J-D
7,000r_Dec 1 '15-'21
330'02 J-J
7,210.64r_Jan 1 1918 CORNWALL.
DIST. NO. 1.
4s '05 M-N 28,028.20_May '14-'23. A village in Orange County. Inc. 434s'll A-0 $52,000__Apr 1 '14-'40 4s semi-ann 19,800r___Apr 1 1914
($5,000
yearly.)
4s '05 J-J
9,009rAug 20 '13-'23 1884. Population 1910, 2,658.
430'10 A-0 40,000__Oct 1 '13-'40 4s semi-ann $83,200r___Feb
1918
430'12 J-J 31,243.51_Dec 1'13-16
TOTAL DEBT April 7'13.. $85,000 ($5,000 yearly beginning in 11918.)
Water Bonds.
Grading Bonds.
F-A $30.000r_Feb 1 '17-'31 Assessed valuation 1912_.. _2,197,835
5,000__Mch 1 '17-'21
330'00 J-J
$2,426.67r_Jan 1 1937 BOND.DEBT Nov 13 '12.. $113,000 (Assessment about 35% actual value) 430
10,683r_Mar
5s
'07
1 '27-'28
School Bonds.
Water debt (included)---- 97,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1912_421.065 BOND.J-D
DEBT Nov 1 '12.. $299,625
4s '95 J-J $8,000r_July 1 '13-'16 Assessed valuation 1911__1,189,250 Population in 1912 (est)
10,200 Total assessed val. 1911....6,186,381
330'01 J-J 40,000r_ _ _July 1 1926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ __ -$14.13
(Assessment
about
INT.
full value.)
payable at First Nat. Bank of
Fire Department Bonds.
INT. payable at VII. Treas. office. Port Jervis in N.
Tax rate (pen District No. 1_520.40
Y. exchange.
3)0'02 J-J $20,000r- _Jan 1 '21-'25
$1,000) '111Distriot No. 2_ 20.70
430'10 J-J 110,000r_Aug15 '17-'18 CORTLAND.
Population in 1910
6,422
1 6,000r__Aug 15 1928
This city is In Cortland Co. Inc. DELHI, TOWN.
Sewer Construction Bonds.
Mch. 1 1900. In Dec. 1909 the city
A town in Delaware County. Inc. INTEREST on $19,800 and $9,000
38 '99 J-J $15,680.54rJanl '29-'31 purchased plant of Cortland Water- Mch. 1821. Population '10, 2,815. bonds due 1927 and 1928 at office of
330'99 J-J 40,245.88r Janl '32-'39 Works Co. See V. 89, p. 1685.
N. Y. Sc Oswego Midland RR. State Comptroller; on $9,000 issue
City-Hall Bonds.
330 May $114,000r__ _May 1 1915 due 1929 and 1930 at the Warwick
Sewer Bonds.
4s
Dec $80,000r_ Deo 15'13-'28 45 '09 A-0 $13,500____Apr 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13-- $114,000 Say. Bank; on $83,200 issue at the
Water Bonds.
Water-Works Purchase Bonds. As.sess.val.(66%act.)'11 1,328,393.96 Jefferson Co. Say. Bank in Water7s '68 J-J $2,000c __July 1 1913 4s '10 J-J 5$108,000___Apr 1 1930 Total tax (per MOW) 1910..$21.78 town; on the ditch and drain bonds at
the First Nat. Bank of Mt. Vernon;
4s '83 J-J 65,0000&r_July 1 1918
1 180,000___Apr 1 1940
INT. at State Treasurer's office.
other loans Mt. Vernon Trust Co.
(Subject to call July 1 1903.)
Refunding Bonds.
48 '85 J-J 75,000r_ _ _July 1 1920 4s '05 A-0 $60,900
1925 DEPEW.
(Subject to call July 1 1905.)
EASTHAMPTON.
School Bonds.
This village is in Erie County. In4s '88 J-J
This town Is in Suffolk County.
14,000r___Ju1y 1 1923 4s '04 J-D $19,500_ ___Deo 1 1924
4s '98 J-J
Highway Bonds.
1,000r____Jan 1 1914 4s '09 A-0 23,000__Apr 1 '27-'28 corp. 1894. Popula. 1910, 3,921.
Village-Hall Bonds.
4 As'08 M-N I 5,000r _ Nov 1 1914
4s '06 M-S $65,000_ _Mch 1 '14-'26
Paving Bonds.
110,000r_Nov 1 '16&'18 4s
Oct $8,000- _Oot 1915-'18 4.40s'12J-J $23,750r_Jan 15 '14-'32 BOND. DEBT May 1911_ $70,000
Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1910.._4,000,000
115,000rNov115,17,19 45
J-J 35,514.16_July 1 1921
4s '09 J-J
20,000r Nov 1 '21-'22 45
July
211.27.July 1 1919 4.40s'09M-N $22,000r__Nov 1 '13-'34 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910...$12.00
Bonds.
(40,000r Nov 1 '24-'27 4s '07 J-J
Population in 1910
4,722
_1912-1926 5s Improvement
$9,000„June
'06 J-D
30 '13-'21
430'10 J-J 520,000r_Aug 1 '19&'22 4s '09 A-0 66,187.302,000_ ___Apr 1 1915 BOND.
INT. at Easthampton Nat. Bank.
DEBT Jan 1912--_ $113,000
120,000r.. Aug 1 '24-'25 4s '09 A-0 7,000... .Apr 1 1918
Ontario St. Bridge Bonds.
4s '09 A-0 3,500___Apr 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1911__ _2,898,495
4s '08 J-J
$9,000r Jan 2 '14-'18 4s '09 A-0 5,000..___Apr 1 1920 VII. tax rate (per $1,000)11 $12..3+ EAST ROCHESTER.
This village is in Monroe County..
BOND. DEBT Apr 10'13 $783,443 4s '09 A-0 10,500___Apr 1 1922
Inc. 1006. Population 1910, 2,398.
Water debt (included) _
287,000 45 '09 July 17,511.20_July 1 '11-'19 DOBBS FERRY.
Water-Plant Purchase.
This village is in Westchester Co.
Tot, assessed val. 1912_ A2,640,386 GEN. BD. DT. Apr 1912-- $587,864
City tax (per $1,000) 1912___$16.20' Assessment debt (add'1)___ 47,031 Inc. 1873. Population 1910, 3,455. 4s g '09 J-J $102,500o-..Jan 1 '14-'38
Sewer Bonds.
Street Bonds.
State&Co. tax(per$1,000)12_ 5.60 Floating debt
60,525
Population in 1910
24,709 Total assessed val. 1912_ _ _8,646,565 4s '09 J-J $42,000r ..July 1 '14-'34 4.10g'09 J-.1 $41,5000_ _Jan 1 '14-'38
Water Main Ext. Notes.
Grading Bonds.
INT. on water 7s at Nat. Bank of Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ $18.00
5s '10 A-0 $3000_ _Oct 5 '13-'15
Cohoes; on $65,000 water 4s at Man- Population in 1910
11,504 48 '09 J-J $10,000r. _July 1 '14-'33 BOND.
DEBT June 1912-$144,000
Public Park Bonds.
ufacturers' Bk., Cohoes; on $7,210 64
INT. payable in N. Y. exchange. 4s '09 J-J $12,000r_ _July 1 '14-'25 Assessment debt
4.000
imp. bonds of 1902, imp, bonds of
4.250
Floating debt
Livingston Avenue Bonds.
1903, 1904 & 1905, and water 4s of CORTLANDT UNION FREE SCH.
4s '09 J-J
$4,500r_ _July 1 '14-'22 Assessed val. (2-3 act.)'12_1,501,005
1909 at U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., N. Y.;
DIST. NO. 7.
Fire Department Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) '12 ..$13.531
on all others at Central Tr. Co., N. Y.
This district is in Westchester Co. 4s '09 J-J $5,000r_July 1 '14-'33
INTEREST payable at the Nat.
4.10s J-J $94,000r_lJan 1 '14-'61
Sidewalk Bonds.
Bank
of Commerce in Rochester.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
50,000r_ J
45 '09 J-J $18,000r_July 1 '14-31
3.95s
J-J
County seat is Hudson.
BOND. DEBT May 1 1912 $91,500 EAST ROCHESTER HIGH SOH.
2,500
1917
3.95s
J-J
Highway Bonds.
1930 Assessed valuation 191L._5,479,180
J-J 18,500
DISTRICT.
4As'12 J-10 $56,000r_June 1 '25-'30 3s
1926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ _510.00 5s '11 Apr $30,000__De0 1 '16-'36
16,500
Court-House Bonds.
1917 INT. payable at Tarrytown Bank.
33s
J-J
1,000
TOTAL DEBT
3A s'02 M-S $85,000r_Mar 1 '17-'24 TOTAL DEBT
$162,500
1913-Apr
4 s'09 J-J 60,000r_ _Jan 1 '20-'25 Assessed val. 1912
4,198,534
4 A s'08 J-J 70,000c_July 1 '13-'19 School tax (per $1,000) 1912-$9.90
EAST SYRACUSE.
DOLGEVILLE.
This village is in Herkimer and FulThis village Is in Onondaga County.
Re unding Bonds.
8,000 ton
in 1912 (est)
330
Mch 325 000c_Mch 1 '14-'18 Population
counties.
Inc.
Mch.
17 1891. Inc. 1881. Population '10, 3,274.
INT. at Peekskill Say. Bank.
Sewer Bonds.
4)0'12 J-D $56,000r_June 1 '25-'30
Fire-Alarm & Sewer Bonds.
4.20s'1lJune $8,000r_June 15'16&aft 4s '03 July $42,500r_July 1 '13-'29
Funding Bonds.
4s '99 M-N$30000r_May 1 '14-'16 CORTLANDT UNION FREE SOH. 4)0:13 Mar $1,450r$100 yly beg '16 4s '05 July 24,000r
BOND. DEBT Juno 1 '12-$304,550
(Part yearly beginning Jul 1 1910.)
Water Bonds.
DIST. NO. 8.
i.
o
ndAs
Floating debt
D:T
rDE
A-0 $7,000o Apr 20'14-'20
This district is in Westchester Co. 4s
101,500
Total valuation 1911
1 '13-'31
J-J 50,000c
334s
26,793,106 (P 0. Peekskill).
1923 4.655'07 July $9,500c_July
h 1 1912.. $153,000
(Assessment is 4-5 actual value.)
e
N8Dt.
B OW
4.35s'07 s-a $36,000r_Jan 1 '14-'31
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1910
43,658 4.358'07 J-D 10,000r_Oct 1 '33-'37 3.90s J-J $33,000rauly 1 '13-'34 Assess. val.(70% act.) '11_1,405,263
INT. coupons at office of Treas.: 334s'02 J-J
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911_518.20
11,000r ____1912-1923
Paving Bonds.
registered bonds in N. Y. exchange. 4.45s J-J
4s '10 M-S $19,000r_Sept 1 '13-'30
INTEREST on the bonds of 1907
7,000r
(Part due each year.)
BOND.DEBT Apr 20'13- $118,450 Is payable at the Trust & Deposit Co.
CONCORD UN. FREE SCHOOL 4As'12 .1-J $70.000r.. Jan 1 '27-'49 Sinking fund
6,578 of Onondaga In Syracuse.
BOND. DEBT April 1913_ $138,000 Water debt (included)
DIST. NO. 1.
57,000
This district (P. 0. Springville) Is Total assessed val, 1912_.3,645.000 Assess. val.(70% act.) '12_1,308.670 ELMIRA.
(Assessment about 60% actual value) City tax (per $1,000) 1912.....$14.00
in Erie County.
Elmira is the county seat of Che
08 Jan $70,000r__Jan 1 -14-'58 School tax (per $1,000) 1912-$9.30 Population in 1910
434s
2,685 mung County. Incorporated
'
1864.
BOND. DEBT April 1 '13- $70,000
INTEREST payable at WestchesINT. on 45 at the Amer. Exchange
Mayor's Notes.
'
Assess. val.(60% act.) '11_2,156,731 ter Co. Nat. Bank, Peekskill.
Bank; on 330 by State Comptroller 434s'12
$30,000__July 1 '13-'22




MAY,19
ELMIRA (Con.)Redemption Bonds.
33s'98 A-0 $15,000r__Oct 1 '13-'27
33.s'92 J-J 212,000r_ _July '13-'21
33s'01 M-S 16,000r_Sept '13-'28
8,000r_ _July 1 13-20
3 As'02 J-J
5,500r__July 1 '13-'18
3As'02 J-J
_July 1 '13-'23
11,000r_
J-J
'03
4s
1,000r_ _July 1 1913
48 '03 J-J
4$ '04 J-J 20,500r_July 1 '13-'15
48 '05 M-S 20,000r_Sept 1 '13-'32
48 '06 M-S 31,000r_Sept 1 '13-'36
Bridge Bonds.
330'95 A-0 $90,000r_ Oct 1 '22-'24
3 As'95 A-0 25,000r___Oct 1 1925
48 '06 M-S 55,000r_ Sept 1 1935
City-Hall Bonds.
33s'95 A-0 $5,000r___Oct 1 1925
33s'95 A-0 60,000r Oct 1 '26-27
3 As'95 A-0 10,000r_ _ _Oct 1 1928
5,000r_ _ _Sept 1 1929
3 As'96 M-S
3 As 96 M-S 30,000r__ _Sept 1 1930
330'96 M-S 10,000r__Sept 1 1931
School Bonds.
3 Ms'01 M-S $25,000r___Sept 11026
4 As'll J-D 50,000r_June 1 '16-'20
4As'12 M-S 75,000r_Feb 1 '14-'29
(Var. amts. yrly.; V. 95, p. 435.)
4As'13 M-S 25,000r_Mar 1 '29-'34
Pavement Bonds.
3 As'95 M-S $40,000r_Nov 15 '28-'29
4 As'96 M-S 20,000r___Sept 1 1931
48 '96 M-S 30,000e dor_Nov 1 1932
Park Bonds.
Sept 1 1926
330'01 M-S $16,000o_ _Sept
Floating Debt Bonds.
3348'00 .I-J $98,000r_ _July 16 1930
Grade Crossing Bonds.
35s'02 J-J
$5,000r_ _ _July 1 1913
Funded debt Apr 21 '13..$1,020,000
Total assessed val. 1913- -22,834,508
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
City tax (per $1,000) 1913_ -.$13.68
37,176
Population in 1910
INT. on sewer and street bonds
payable at Chemung Co. Tr. Co.,
Ehnira; on others at City Chamberlain's office in N. Y. exchange.

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS
FONDA.
This village is in Montgomery Co.
Inc. 1850. Population 1910, 1,100.
Sewer Bonds.
$1,0000._ July 1 1913
J-J
45
Water Bonds.
J-J $24,320r_July 1 '13-'31
4s
6,400c_July 1 '13-'22
J-J
4s
Paving Bonds.
J-J $19,320r_July 1 '13-'33
48
BOND. DEBT March 1913_$52,320
519,423
Assessed valuation 1912
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.414.00
INT. payable at People's Savings
Bank, Yonkers, and the Nat. Mohawk River Bank, Fonda.
FORT EDWARD.
This village is in Washington Co.
Inc. 1857. Population 1910, 3,762.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '08 J-J 316,000....July 1 '13-'28
Water Bonds.
___ $94,000
_s
Paving Bonds.
5s '08 J-J $23,800_ July 1 '12-'33
16,606.67 4.60s'12___
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 1912_3134,800
Assessed valuation 1910__ _1,147,237
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910__ _$16.81
INT. at Ft. Edward Nat. Bank.

FORT PLAIN.
This village is in Montgomery Co.
Inc. 1832. Population 1910, 2,762.
Water Bonds.
3 Ms'02 July $14,000r_July 1 '13-'26
3.90s Sept 11,000r_Sept 1 '13-'23
1915
J-D 41,500r
48
Street Paving Bonds.
1913-1938
A-0 $25,000_
4 Ms
BOND. DEBT May 5 '13.. $90,500
Assess. val.(60% act.)____1,596,075
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912....._310.08
INT. Is payable on $25,000 paving
bonds at First Nat. Bank, St. Johnsville; on $14,000 water bonds at AlENDICOTT.
bany Co. Say. Bk.; on $11,000 water
This village is in Broome County. bonds at Oneida Co. Say. Bk.; on
Inc. In 1906. Pop'n '10, 2,408.
341.500 at Excelsior Say. Bk., N. Y.,
Bonds.
Building
Municipal
Home Say. Bk., Albany, and Schen_s '13 ___ $30,000__Feb 1 '15-'34 ectady Say._Bank.
TOTAL DEBT
(7)

ERIE COUNTY.
County seat is Buffalo.
Road Bonds.
M-N $35,000r_July 1 '13-'22
330
4s '07 J-D 210,000r_June 1 '20-'34
4s g '08 J-J
325,000r_July 1 '15-'34
4s '09 J-D 117,000r_June 1 '24-'35
4 Xs'10 J4 250,000r_July 1 '15-'36
(See V.91, p. 167,for maturity.)
4 As'll A-0 235,000r_Oct 1 '17-'32
4 h s'll A-0 90,000r_ _ _Oct 1 1916
City, Co. Hall & Jail Bonds.
M-N $50,0000_ Nov 1 '13-'14
6s
Armory Bonds.
A-0 110,000r___July 1 1916
3 As
3 As'05 M-N 80,000r_Nov 1 '13-'20
48 '07 A-0 250,000r_Apr 1 '20-'29
A-0 40,000r_July 1 '13-'14
3 As
BOND. DEBT Jan! 191331,692,000
Assessed val. real est '13 355,257,925
Total valuation 1913_ -386,329,932
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'13 $4.89 +
528,985
Population in 1910
INT. at Co. Treas. office.

FRANKFORT.
This village is in Herkimer County.
Inc. 1862. Population 1910, 3,303.
Street Bonds.
..1913
3.90s July $1,000r
4.958'10 Sept 2,000__Sept 1 '15-'16
Sept 2.000.. _Oct 1 '16-'17
5s
4 Us'12 Sept 3,000_ _Sept 1 '20-'22
55 '13 -__
7,000
Water Bonds.
1922
Nov $53,000r
3.50s
Electric Light Bonds.
3.50s M-S $9,000r
1913-1921
Sewer Bonds.
4.303'11 SeptS60,000r_ _Sept 1 '16-'43
BOND. DEBT May 1913.. $130,000
Assess. val. (1-3 act.) '12..1,324,757
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ --$10.00
INT. on street 3.90s and electriclight 3 As payable at First Nat. Bank
in Frankfort; on water 3 As in Albany

Road Bonds.
J-J $50,000__July 1 '15-'39
4
4.45s'12M-S 15,000__July 1 '17-'31
Water Bonds. •
4.10s'09J-J 310,000„July 1 '14-'23
10,000_ _July 1 '16-'25
4 Xs'll J-J
4.45s12M-S 5,000-July 1 '16-'20
3,500
--4.s
___ 52.500
55
BOND. DEBT May 1913_ $210,500
Assessed valuation 1912.._ _4,229,747
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_38.90
INTEREST payable at Freeport.
FULTON.
This city (incorp. in 1902) is in
Oswego County and includes the old
villages of Fulton and Oswego Falls.
Sept $8,866.38
6s
("In or before Sept. 1916.")
Bridge Bonds.
4.30s'11M-N$78,000r-Nov 5 '13-'41
Sewer Bonds.
1916
F-A.367,5000
4s
5,000r___Jan 1 1935
45 '05 J-J
15,000r_Jan '20'25&30
4s '05 J-J
5,000r___Jan 1 1936
48 '06 J-J
J4,000r_Jan 1 '18&'23
45 '06 J-J
16,000r_Jan '28 & '33
4s '09 A-0 5,000r __Apr 1 '14-'53
20,000r_ _Jan 1 '30-'39
4.35s'10J-J
4 hs'll F-A 19,000r_Aug 15 '13-'31
Water Bonds.
3.40s J-D g$ 136,000c_June 1 '13-'29
4.458'12A-0 25.000r_Oct 25 '13-'32
Street Improvement.
4s '09 M-N $34,000r_May 1 '19-'35
1916
6s '10 July 6,238.24
(Subject to call.)
4As'13M-N$50,866.23rMay 1'31-'43
School Bonds.
M-N $9,920r_June 1 '13-'20
4s
M-N 2,520r_ _ _ Part yearly
48
_ 22,000_ Oct 1 '20-'41
43s'12
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1912-$553,462
Water debt (included)____ 136,000
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) 'H....5,223,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911$28.67
East Side
28.57
West Side
10,480
Population in 1910
INTEREST on sewer bonds of
1906 and 1911 payable at the Citizens'
Nat. Bank, Fulton; on sewer bonds
of 1910 at U. S. Mtge. do Tr. Co.,
N. Y.; on the street bonds of 1909 at
the City Chamberlain's office.
FULTON COUNTY.
County seat is Johnstown.
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4s '09 A-0 $70,0000_Feb 10'20-26
5s '12 J-D 35,000._June 1 '15-'19
BOND. DEBT April 1913 $105,000
Total assessed val. 1912- _16,563,523
' INT. at People's Bk.,Johnstown.
GATES SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
This district is in Monroe County
5s '12 July $39.700_ _July 1 '13-'32
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ _ _$39,700
Assess. valuation 1913_ _ -:1,969,527
School tax (per $1,000) '13--- _$3.50
INT. at Union Trust Co.

43
Sewer Bonds.
4s '96 A-0 $88,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1916
Conduit Bonds.
45 '06 A-0 $1,641.02r_Apr 1 '12-14
TOT. BD. DT. Jan 1 1912...$621,277
122,181
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1911_ ....8,330,57&
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911..-$14.52 A
INTEREST Is payable part at the
City Treasurer's office, part at the
Nat. Bank of America and part at the.
Nat. Bank of Commerce, New York.
GLEN COVE,
This village is in Nassau County.
Sewer Bonds.
4As'12 M-S $138.000_Sept 3 '17-'39
(7)
TOTAL DEBT
GLENS FALLS.
This city is in Warren County.
Inc. 1839. Population 1910, 15,243
Refunding Bonds.
4348'09 Feb 325,0000 -1914-1916
Sewer Bonds.
4s '06 M-N $9,000c Nov 19'13-'15
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
430'12 F-A$117,000_Aug 31 '17-'28
Water Bonds.
A913-1917
45 '91 J-J
_1913
5,000c
45 '94 M-S
50,000c_July 1 '16-'20
4 As'09 J-J
Village Hall Bonds.
3)4s'00 J-D $55,260e Y'ly to J'ne'29
BOND. DEBT May 12'13 $196,800
115.000
Water bonds (incl.)
6,332,700
Total valuation 1912
(Assessed val. about A actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1912____318.20
INTEREST payable in Glens Falls
GLENS FALLS UN.FR.SCH. DIS.
J-D $64,000c_Dec 1 '13-22
45
15,000
5s
BOND.DEBT May 6 1913 $79,000
Assessed valuation 1912__ _5,391,435
School tax (per $1,000) 1912- _$10.50
GLOVERSVILLE.
Gloversville is in Fulton County.
Incorp. a city Mch. 19 1890, having
theretofore formed part of the town
of Johnstown.
Local Improvement Bonds.
Outstanding April 1913.
Feb $55,750c_Feb 1 '14-'17
4As
Bridge Bonds.
4 As'12 M-N$10,000c_Nov 1 '13-'26
Water Loan.
334s'92 J-D $50,000c_ __ Dec 1 1917
Deficiency Bonds.
45 '97 M-N $28,000r_ _ May 1 1922
Fire Department Bonds.
3 3is'02 Aug $25,000r__ _Aug 1 1932
School Bonds.
334s'06 A-0 $17.000r_Oct 1 '13-'16
11-5 50,000r_Sept 2 '16-'26
430
48 '08 M-S 25,000r_Sept 1 '26-'31
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
1915
4s '95 A-0314,0000__ _Apr 1 1917
334s'97 F-A 27,000r___Feb 1
4 As'll Apr 15.000c _Apr 1 '14-'6-'8
430'13 Apr 20,000r_Apr 1 '15-'21
Sewer Bonds.
45 '05 11-N $250,000r_Nov 1 1945
430'l1 2.1-N 100,000c_ _May 1 1941
GEN.BONDS Apr 1913-$631,000
Assessment debt (addl)...._ 109.000
50,000
Water debt (included)
1,451
Sink. fd. (local imp. debt)
Assess. val.(A act.) '12....-9.693,337
City tax rate (per $1,000) '12.$13.92
34.40
Total tax (per 31,000) 1912_
20,642
Population in 1910
INTEREST on water, railroad, deficiency, local improvement and refunding bonds is payable in New
York; on street bonds at Fourth
Nat. Bank of N. Y.; on all other Issues at Chamberlain-s office.

GEDDES.
A town (P.0.Solvay) in Onondaga
Co. Population in 1910, 5,959.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
430'12 F-A $60,000....Feb 1 '15-'34
Malone is the county scat.
BOND. DEBT May 1913.. $60,000
Assessed val. 1912 (about).7,000.000
Road Bonds.
4 Ms
M-S$500,000r_Mch 1 '21-'70 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912....__$7.37
FAIRPORT.
4 As'12 Apr 33,000r Apr 1 '17-'41
This village is in Monroe County. BOND.DEBT Apr 15'13--$433,000 GEDDES UN. FR. SCH. DIS.N0.2
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912_ -12,704,554
A district (P. 0. Solvay)* in Onon
5s g '13 July $40,000r_ _July 1 '14-'43 Population in 1910
45,717 daga County.
TOTAL DEBT
J-D $41,000r._ 32,000 y'ly
INTEREST at City Nat. Bk, New 4s
3,112 York, In N. Y. exchange.
Population in 1910
4 s'12 A-0 150,000c_ _Oct 1 '14-'38
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913_4191.000
INT. at office of D. C. Becker,
DIS. NO.S.
Assessed valuation 1912...._6,116,770 GOSHEN UN.FR.SCH.
FRANKLINVILLE.
Fairport.
This district Is in Orange County
This village is in Cattaraugus Co. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912____$6.00
15'13-'30
,000c_J'ne
$57
4 As'10 J-D
Inc. 1874. Population 1910, 1,568.
FALCONER.
, INT. at Chase Nat. Bk., N. Y. TOTAL DEBT May 6 '13.. $57,000
Tuts village is In Chautauqua Co.
Sewer Bonds.
valuation 1912.. _ _1,384,725
Assessed
Inc. 1891. Population 10, 2,141.
4.408'11 Dec 350,000o_Deo 1 '15-'39 GENESEO.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.. _$14.30
Street Paving Bonds.
3,000
BOND. DEBT May 1 1912-$51,000
This village is in Livingston Co. Population in 1912 (est.)
4.303'11 J-J $60,000o _ _ _ A916-1940 Assess. valuation 1911
601,585 Inc.
2,067
1910,
INT. at Goshen National Bank.
1872. Population in
BOND. DEBT May 1913_360,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911.. _ _311.00
Assessed valuation 1912
Bonds.
956,560
Water
INT. at Union Nat. Bank, Frank- 3 As
.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912_$10.96
July $25,000c_ _ _June 1 1917 GOUVERNEURis
in St. Lawrence
linville.
This village
4.60s'12July 10,000
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Falconer.
Sent. 1850.
Incorporated
County.
Bridge Bonds.
Bonds.
-Improvement
Street
FREDONIA.
4.708'12Feb $8,000__Feb 1 '14-'29
FALLSBURGH.
430'12 A-0 $8,000r __Oct 1 '13-'22
This village is in Chautauqua Co.
Bonds.
Building
Town-Hall
Bonds.
This town is in Sullivan County.
Refund.
-Works
Water
Inc. 1829. Population 1910, 5,285.
4 As'07 July $15,000r_July 1 '13-'27
N. Y. 0. dc W. Bonds.
43.s'10 J-J $41,000c_July 1 '13-'32
Water Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
$54,000r_ _ _July 1 1913 4s
5s
F-A $25,000c_Aug 1 '13-'22 4 Ms'll Oct $14,400___Oct 1 '13-'21 BOND. DEBT May 13 '13 $49,000
4s J-J $28,000r_31000 yly aft. 1921 45
M-S 20,000r._ _Sept 1 1930 BOND. DEBT Apr 11912.. $57,000 Assessed valuation 1912_ __1,883,405
Highway 5c Bridge Ctfs.
School Bonds.
Assess. val.(85% act.)1911_2,022,350 (Assessment about full slue.) $7.75
4s Feb 314,000_31,000 yiy. after 1915 48
J-D $23,000r ___1913-1935 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911___$9.46 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
4,128
Feb $3,000- -$1,000 yiy.
4s
Population in 1910
Bonds.
Building
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913 $82,000 3.14s
A-0 $4,000r ___1914-1924
INT. on street bonds at First
17,000
Floating debt
GENEVA.
water
Street Bonds.
Nat. Bank, Gouverneur: on
Assess. val. (1-5 actual)'13 636,485 45 g '04 F-A $3,600r_Sept 1 '13-'14
This city is in Ontario County. bond
at Hanover Nat. Bank N.Y.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913----$28.84 58
J-J
3,000r _ _1913-1914 Inc. Jan. 1 '98. Popula. '10, 12.446
3,782 4 As'09 F-A 31,500r _ __ _1914-1920
Population in 1910
Special Appropriation Bonds.
4 As'09 F-A 24,500r .......1913-1919 4 As'12 A-0 $40,000c ____1925-1929 GREENBURGH.
INT. payable by N. Y. draft.
This town is in Westchester Co.
58 g '10 F-A 13,200r_Aug 1 '13-'20
Public !met. Bonds.
Highway Improvement Bonds
4As'12 A-0 16.700r Oct 1 '13-'22 430'12 A-0 1$3,500c __-_1925-1931
FISHKILL LANDING.
--- $177,000 $8,000 rly May
1
- _1932 4s
1,000c
This village (P. 0. Fishkill-on- 4.804 '13 .1-3 16,700r_July 1 '14-'23
___ 40,000_ _Aug 1 '13-'32
45
Bonds.
Electric-Light
Organ'19
&'22
A-0
As'12
4
1,200r_1915,
Hudson) is In Dutchess Co.
___ 138,000r
July
Yo'll
4
1
$6,000r
'13-'18
Street Bonds.
ized 1864, Incorporated under Gen- 48 '06 J-J
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 7 '13- $153,800 33099 A-0 315,000r_Apr 1 '14-'19
eral Act of 1870, Feb. 26 1872.
$79,000r__ _Aug 1 1924
F-A
'04
45
_
debt
(included)Water
45,000
3)4s'00 A-0 19,500r_ _Apr 1 '12-'20
Sewer Bonds.
Elmsford Drainage Bonds.
35s
F-A *68,000r_1913-1930 Assess. val.(40% act.)'12-..-1,728,690 3 As'01 A-0 7,000rApr 1 '14-'21
F-A 36,000r _ __ _1913-1930 Village tax (per $1,000) 1912.. _320.00 334s'02 A-0 19,200r_ Apr!_
48
'12-'22 4 As'09 -__ $62,000_ __Oct 6 '13-'31
4.858'10A-0 13.000
Main St. Improvement Bonds.
INTEREST on water bonds is pay- 4s '03 A-0 14.207.50rApr 1'13-'23
Warburton Ave. Ext. Bonds.
430'l0 F-A 34,000r_Aug 1 '13-'16 able In N. Y. City; on school bonds at 45 '04 A-0 21,000r Apr 1 '12-'24
1914
$149,000r
45
Water Main Ext. & Repair.
'13-'25
the Comptroller's office, Albany; on 4s '05 A-0 14,000r_ Apr!_
BOND. DEBT Mch 17 '11_ _3539,500
4s '12 M-N$14,000_Nov 1 '14-'20 other
48 '06 A-0 3,743.27rApr 1'12-'15 Total
bonds In Fredonia.
assessed val. 1911_37.687,902
4s '12 M-N 1,000____Nov 1 1914
45 '09 A-0 55,665.39rApr 1'12-'29 (Assessment about actual value.)
Deficiency Bonds.
498.64
-s '09 ____
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ __ _$15.00
45 '12 M-N $7,000_ _Nov 1 '13-'19 FREEPORT.
_s '10 ____ 47,502.12
23,193
in 1910
Population
Bonds.
Water Bonds.
This village is in Nassau County.
nt
Fire-Departme
3.995 M-N 27,200r_Nov 1 '13-'29 Inc. 1892. Population 1910, 4,836.
4s '06 A-0 $4.000r ..Apr 1 '14-'17
GREENBURGH UNION FREE
Fire-House Bonds.
Light Bonds.
Lake Front Bonds.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
4 4s'06 M-N $500r-------May 1914 4.108'09j-J $15.000-July 1 '14-'28 _s
_ *14,000
4 As'10 J-J 1170,000c_Jan 1 '14-'47
10,000__July 1 '16-'25
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913_$157,700 43,1E4'11 J-J
City-Hall-Site Bonds.
12,000c_ _Jan 1 '15-'26
___
Assessed valuation 1912......1,894,513 3.45s
5,500
4s '09 A-0 $8,000r_ __Apr 1 '14-'17 4)4s'12 J-J
BOND. DEBT/May 1 '13 $182,000
•
(Assessment about 2-5 actual value) 4s
9,500
,-Water Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912...$17.82 4.458'12M-8 15.000.. July 1 '16-'30 45 '06 A-03140,000c_ Oct 26 1926 Assessed valuation 1912_312,000,000
3,902
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
Population in 1910
4 As'll A-0 50,000c_Apr 1 '23-'31 School tax (per $1,000) 1912._ _34.64
INTEREST payable at Irvington
INTEREST is payable at First 4 As'll J-j $6,000„July 1 '16-'27 4 As'll A-0 62,000c_Apr 1 '19-'23
4s 4
,--Nat. Bankin New York exchange.
National Bank, Fishkill Landing.
4 As'll A-0 18,500
3.5004




44
GREENBURGHUN.FR.DIS.N0.4.
4As'11 J-J $.54,000c_ _Jan 1 '14-40
-__ 54,000
-s
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913...$108,000
Assessed valuation 1912.._ _5,404,385
(Assessment about 2-3 act. value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ - _$6.29
Population 1913 (est.)
5,000
INTEREST at First Nat. Bank of
Hastings-on-Hudson In N. Y. each'.
GREENE COUNTY.
Catskill is the county seat.
Court House & Jail Bonds.
4140,000o_Feb 1 '14-27
4,5 '08 F-Al
8,000c_ _Feb 1 1928
n '10 F-A 30.000a_Feb 1 '29-'31
4s '11 F-A 10,000o___Feb 1 1933
Refunding Bonds.
4s '11 F-A $10,000o_ _Feb 1 1932
Road Bonds.
4s '11 F-A $35,000c_Feb 1 '16-'20
4s '11 F-A
5.000c_ _ _Feb 1 1934
4s '12 F-A 52,500c_Feb 1 '34-39
Turnpike Bonds.
3%s'01 F-A $10,000c_Feb 1 '14-'18
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ 4290,500
Assessed valuation 1912_ _12,947,633
(Assessment about g actual value.)
Population in 1910
30,214
INT. at County Treasurer's office

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Building Bonds.
4.203'11 .1-J 528,000r...1'111y 1 '13-,31
Park Bonds.
4.203'11 J-J 58.100r_July 1 '14-'19
Water Bonds.
330 g M-N 51,800__May 1 '14-'19
330 g M-N 4,200 May 1 '14-'27
4s '09 ___
1,000_ _ _Aug 1 1914
4s '09 -__
6,000 Aug 1 '14-'19
310 g M-S
5,625...Sept 1 '13-'21
BOND. DEBT May 6 '13.. $333,500
Assessed valuation 1912...3,913.770
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912..$10.30

HEMPSTEAD,TOWN.
Hempstead (inc. April 17 1784) is
now in Nassau Co., but was formerly
in Queens Co., then including Far
Rockaway, Hempstead, Inwood,
Lawrence, Rockaway Beach and Seaford villages. On Jan. 1 1898 that
portion of the town lying "westerly of
a straight line drawn from the southeasterly point of the town of Flushing
through the middle of the channel
between Rockaway Beach and Shelter Island, In the county of Queens,
to the Atlantic Ocean." became part
of New York City, under the Greater
New York Charter. This boundary
was changed by the Legislature in
April 1899, and the new boundary is
that portion of the old town of Hempstead "bounded on the east and north
HAMBURG UNION FREE SCH. by the east and north bounds of the
DIST. NO. 1.
former village of Far Rockaway, and
This district Is in Erie County
on the east by a line drawn due
4 Ag'10 J-J $45,000r_ _Jan 1 '15-'39 north from the northwest corner of
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913._ $45,000 said village to the south line of the
Assess. val.(40% act.) '121,378.530 town of Jamaica, as it existed on the
School tax (per $1.000) 1912_ _$12.18 thirty-first day of December 1897."
Population in 1913 (est.)
3,500 The bonds given below are those reINT. at Hanover Nat. Bk., N. Y maining as a debt against the town
after assigning to New York City the
HA.MDEN.
portion belonging to It according to a
This town is In Delaware County. decision of the Supreme Court of the
Refunding Bonds.
Third Judicial District at Albany
330'94 Feb 11 $600r.. _ _Feb 1 1914 Dec. 9 1899. See V. 69, p. 1357.
113,000r__ _Feb 1 1915
Road Bonds.
3 As'94May 11 1,400r_ _ _May 11914 48
J-J $293,000c &r_July 1 1923
_ .May 1 1915
Almshouse Bonds.
BOND. DEBT
June
I32,000r11913_847,000 434g'11 M-S 528,000r_M&S 1 '13-'26
Assessed valuation '12 (real) _547,122 BOND.DEBT Mar 31 '13 $321,000
(Assessment about 55% actual value) Assessed valuation, real_ _60,713,235
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ .... _525.12 Assessed val., personal__ 1,196,357
Population in 1910
1,373 Total valuation 1913
62,703,192
INTEREST payable at Albany at (Assessment about65% actual value)
State Comptroller s ofice.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911..___58.60
Population In 1910
44,297
HAMILTON COUNTY.
INT. on road bonds at First Nat.
Lake Pleasant is the County seat Bank, Ilempstead; on almshouse
Funding Bonds.
bonds at Town Clerk's office.
5s '10 J-14125,000c_June 1 '21-'40
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_5145,000
Assessed valuation 1910...._4,030,000 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
Population in 1910
DIST NO. 1.
4,373
INTEREST at Northville Bank 4.33s'll A-0 $53,250_ __Oct 2 '13-'31
In New York exchange.
3.99s'09J-D 55,000r
4.33s'11F-A 12,500r
HARRIETSTOWN UNION FREE BOND. DEBT May 1913_ $103,950
Assessed val. 1912-1913.__ _5,230,600
SOH. DIST. NO. 1.
This district is in Franklin County. (Assessment about A actual value)
430'09 A-0 $31,000r-Apr 1 '14-'44 School tax (per $1,000)'12-'13 $10.00
6,579
5,500r_Jan 1 '14-'24 Population in 1913 (est.)
J-J
4 As
INT. at Hempstead Bank.
5s
J-J
1,000r_ _July 1 '13-'14
430'09 J-J
15.000r_ _July 1 '13-'27
BOND. DEBT Sept 21 '12_ $54,000 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SOH.
Sinking fund
5,000
DIST. NO. 9.
Assessed val. (1-5 act.) '12A,861,448
P. 0. Freeport.
School tax (per $1,000) 1910..519.10
12,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1914
Population in 1912 (est.)
5,500 58 '93 J-J
18,000c_ _Jan 1 '14-'22
INT. payable at Adirondack Nat. 43 '02 J-J
34,500r_ July 1 '15-'34
Bank, Saranac Lake, In N. Y. exch. 4s '07 J-J
4s '09 J-J
43,000r_ Jan 1 '20-'54
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912.... $101,500
HARRISON.
Assessed val.(A act.) '12_5,489,016
This town is In Westchester Co.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$9.30
Highway Bonds.
4s
J-D $12,000r ..Apr 1 '14-'25
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Freeport.
4s
5,000r Apr 1 '14-'18
J-D
J-D
4s
2,000r_Apr 1 '23 &'25 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCII.
430'07 J-D 168,000r_June 1 '13-'36
DIST. NO. 11.
4 gs
100,000r .... _1925-1944
4.20'09 J-J $65,000_ _July 1 '13-'19
Water SupplyBonds.
3.458 J-J
5,000_ _Jan 1 '14-'18
430
Aug $51,000r
(Part yearly beginning Jan 1 1914.) BOND.DEBT Apr 11913.. $70,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 1912_$359,882 Assessed valuation 1912__ _8,818,602
Assess. val.(A actual) '11_5,960,000 (Assessment about A actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911_ _ _512.00 School tax (per $1,000) '12..__ _$3.10
INT. at Bank of Rockville Centre.
Population In 1910
4,226
INT. at Rye Nat. Bank of Rye.
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SOH.
DIST. NO. 15.
HASTINGS ON HUDSON.
58 '10 M-N $150,000r_May 1 '14-'34
This village is in Westchester Co. 55
- -18.360r
1930
Inc. 1879. Population 1910, 4,552. 45.s'12 M-S
125,000r_Sept 1 '17-'41
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913._ $293,360
410'11 J-J 540,000r_ _July 1 '15-'34 Assessed valuation
1912_ _ _8,045,363
F-A
58
3,000
1913-1915 School tax (per $1,000) 1912_47.50
Street Bonds.
Population in 1913 (est.)
6,500
4.308 J-J $45,000- -July '13-'27
Park Bonds.
4.353'12 J-J $18,000_ _July 1 '15-'26 HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
BOND. DEBT May 12 '13 $106,000
DISTRICT NO. 17.
Assessed valuation 1912...3,879,770 43s'12
A-01 $3,432__Apt 1 '14-'16
Assess. val. 1913 (est)
4,000,000
32.000__Apr 1 '17-'48
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912--__512.00 TOTAL DEBT
T May 7 '13-$35,375
INT. on $3,000 sewer bonds at
office of Village Treas.; on others at
HEMPSTEAD
UNION FREE SCH.
First Nat. Bank, Hastings-on-Hud.
DIST. NO. 20.
4.20s1.0
J-J $35,000r ..Jan 1 '14-'48
HAVERSTRAW.
J-J
7,500c_July 1 '13-'27
This village is in Rockland County. 55
J-J
10,000r_ Dec 31 '15-'34
Inc. 1854. Population 1910, 5,669. 45
BOND. DEBT Apr 30 1913..552,500
Sewer Bonds.
4.128'09 J-J $62,500c_Sept 1 '13-'37 Assessed valuation 1912__ _1,968.883
tax (per $1,000) 1912..510.60
4gs'12 Sept 10,000c.Sept 1 '13-'22 School
in 1913 (est.)
4,000
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13- _ $72,500 Population
INT.
payable at L. I. City Bank,
Assessed valuation 1912.. _2,500,000 Rockville
Centre Bank, Oswego
Total tax (per $1,000) 191-3_ _ _514.50 Bank
and Greenburg Bank.
INT. at People's Bk., Haverstraw.
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCH.
DIST. NO. 21.
4s '91__J-J $8,700c _-__1914-1920
4s '95__J-J
7,000c ____1914-1920
4s '05 J-J
2,000c ____1921-1924
4.603'08 J-J 30,000c &r.._ 1921-1935
414s'09 J-J
1,500r
_1914-1916
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13 $49,200
Assessed valuation 1912.... _3,356,505
HEMPSTEAD, VILLAGE.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_59.375
This village is in Nassau County. Population In 1913 (est.)
3.900
Inc. 1853. Population 1910. 4,964.
INT. at Bank of Rockville Centre,
Sewer Bonds.
Far Rockaway Bank and Union Sav4-20s'l 1 J-J $250,000r_July 1 '16-'49 ings Bank of Patchogue.
HAVERSTRAW UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
5s '10 J-I) $46,730r_ Y'ly on Dec 1
BOND. DEBT Apr 10'13_ $46,750
Assess. val.(60% act.) '12_2,370,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..511.80
Population in 1913 (est.)
7,000
INT. at People's Bk., Haverstraw.




HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24.
4 s'07 M-N$28,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'27
___
5s
2,000
BOND.DEBT Apr 30 1912_430,500
Assessed valuation 1911.._ _1,370,438
School tax (per $1,000) 1911._ _$8.60
INT. on the 430 payable at the
Lynbrook Nat. Bank and Poughkeepsie Savings Bank; on the 5s in
Far Rockaway at the Bank of L. I.
HERKIMER.
This village is In Herkimer County.
Inc. 1870. Population 1910, 7,520.
Paving Bonds (Assessment)
4.105'09 F-A $18,000c_ Feb 1 '14-'19
430'10 A-0 8,398.58 Oct 1 '13-16
Sewer Bonds.
330'93 F-A $30,500o --------1913
4s '03 M-S 16,0000 _ ___1913-1928
Improvement Bonds.
3 As'99 J'ne $8.000o ____191:3-1928
4 gs'03 M-N 22,500o ___1913-1927
Refunding Bonds.
4.30s'08 J-J $42.000r_ _July 1 '13-'33
General Paving Bonds.
4s '08 J-J $42,000o July 1913-33
4 (s'12 F-A
5,759.26 Feb 1 '13-'18
BOND.DEBT Nov 1912-- $231,998
Assessed val.(g actual)'12 4,277,850
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...411.14

[Vol, xcv .
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-$28.11
Population in 1910
11.417
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
HUDSON FALLS.
This village, formerly Sandy 11111,
is in Washington Co. Inc. In 1810.
Sewer Bonds.
F-A $45,000__Aug 1 '13-'30
310
F-A 16.529.76Aug 1 '13-'30
3 Yts
Paving Bonds.
F-A $44.000-Aug 1 '13-'32
434s
F-A 29,419.20Aug 1 '13-'32
3.8s
BOND. DEBT May 7 '13.. $134,949
Assessed val.(g actual)'12 2,220,455
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-.518.36
Population In 1910
5,189
INT. at U. S. Mtg. & Tr Co., N.Y.

HUNTINGTON UNION FREE
SCH. DIST. NO. 3.
This district is In Suffolk County.
43s'08 J-D $98,500r_Dec 1 '14-'39
4s '99 J-J
500r_ __July 1 1913
4s '99 M-S
4,500r__ _Sept 1 1914
500r... _Jan 1 1914
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13_ $104,000
Assessed val. 1912
3,212,425
(Assessment abt. 1-3 to A act. value)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..512.20
Population in 1913 (est.)
6,500
INT. on 4s at First Nat.Bank of
Huntington, N.Y.. in N. Y. exch.;
mumwER,UNION FREE SCH. on other bonds at Bk.of Huntington
DIST. NO. 1.
4s '07 • J-J 530,000c_July 1 '13-'42 ILION.
48
J-J
9,000_ _July 1 '13-'21
This village Is In Herkimer County.
5s
J-J
12,000__July 1 '13-'24 Inc. Apr. 11865. Pop'n 1910,6,588.
4.30s'12J-J
92,500
1913-1946
Paving Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Sept 26 '12.. $143,500 4.40s'12J-J $50,000_July 1 '17-'42
Assessed val.(g actual)'11 3,936,632
Water Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1911- -$8.90 4s
___ $85,000
1922
___ 54,000_ ---$3,000 y'ly
INT. on 4s payable at Nat. Bank 48
School Bonds.
of Newport; on 5s and 4.308 at Her3348
$1,000.. $500 yearly
kimer Nat. Bank.
4,000__$1,500 yearly
334s
___ 22,000..$1,000 yearly
43
HERKIMER COUNTY.
434s'13 Jan 95,000_ _ __Jan 1 1947
Herkimer is the county seat.
Sewer Bonds.
Highway-Improvement Bonds. 4s
$30,000_ _ _July 1 1914
48 '08 A-0 $60,000c_Apr 1 '17-'21 4s
___
1.500._ $500 yearly
4s '07 A-0 36,000c_Apr 1 '14-'16
Electric-Light Bonds.
43 '08 A-0 120,000r_ Apr 1 '22-'31 330
-__ $18,000-$1,000 yearly
4s '09 A-0 60,0000.. Apr 1 '32-'36 31s
_ 21,000- _51,000 yearly
45 '11 A-0 108,000c_ _Apr 1 '17-'25 BOND. DEBT Nov 2 1912 $237,000
BOND.DEBT Sept 1912_ $396,000 Water debt (included)
139,000
Assessed valuation, real__28,331,908 Sinking fund (all water)_ _ .._ 10,000
Assessed val., personal_ ___1,036,610 Assess. val.(40% act.)'12_2,015,935
Franchises
1,059,270 Village tax (per $1,000) 1911__$3.80
Total valuation 1911
30,427,788
INT. at Ilion Nat. Bank in Ilion.
Population In 1910
56,356

INTEREST is payable at the Her- IRVINGTON.
kimer Nat. Bank in N. Y. funds.
This village is In Westchester Co.
Inc. 1872. Population 1910, 2,319.
HOOSICK FALLS.
Water Bonds.
This village is in Rensselaer County. 3.328'99A-0 $51,200o_ yearly to 1928
Inc. Apr. 14 1827. Po'n '10, 5,532.
4s '07 A-0 20,000o
1923
53
J-J
$5,000r___July 1 1913 4s '09 J-J
10,0000
1923
M-N 19,000r_ _ _Nov 1 1930 4gs•11 A-0 28,000r
4s
1930
Grading and Paving Bonds.
Town-Hall Bonds.
4.4s g '08 July $50,000r_July 1 '13-32 334s'00 J-J $39.0000
1930
Water-Works Bonds.
GEN.BD. DT. Oct 1 '12- $39,000
4.308'07 J-J $61,000r_ _July 1 '13-'26 Water debt (add'1)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912._ $135,000 TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1 1912_ 110,200
149,200
Assessed valuation 1911._ _2,059,140 Assessed val.(g act.) '12_6,212,973
Tax rate (per MOM
....514.29 Village tax (per $1,000) 1912._ _56.31
1911.- Falls.
INT. payable at Hoosick
INTEREST on 3.323 is payable in
Tarrytown; all others in Irvington at
Irvington Nat. Bank.
HORNELL.
This city is in Steuben County.
Name formerly Hornellsville, but ITHACA.
This city Is In Tompkins County.
changed by Chap. 288, Laws of 1906.
Inc. 1888. Population 1910, 13,627. Inc. 1888. Population 1910, 14,802.
Bridge Bonds.
Fire Station Bonds. •
4s
J-J $20,000r--_1917 to1926
410'11 A-0 $22,000c
Water Bonds.
($9,000 every 5 yrs. from Apr 1 '17.)
48
J-J $50,000r.._ _Jan 1 1944
Water Bonds.
75,000r___Jan 1 1946
310
F-A $175,000o_ _Aug 1 1921 45 '06 J-J
60,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1947
314s
F-A 53,500c_Feb 1 '14-'21 45 '07 J-J
31,000oecr_Jan 1 1928
41011 A-0 70,000c_Apr 1 '14-'24 430'08 J-.T
(Subject to call begin. Jan 1 1913.)
Paving Bonds.
48
J-.1 $14,000r____Jan 1928
6s '09 J-J $10,000- July 1 '13-'14 (Subject to call beginning Jan. 1
1 '13.)
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s '09 J-J
10,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1927
430'11 A-0 $34,000c_Apr 1 '21&'31 (Subj. to call beginning July 11912.
4s '12 J-J
50,000r_ _July 1 1927
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $100,000c_May 26 '17-26 4.30s J-J 698,000r_ .._July 1 1927
48
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1912-5476,500 (Opt.$30,000 to $50,000 ann.'13-'26)
J-J 162,000r___July 1 1942
Water debt (included)
241.500 434s
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1911
6.609,900
(Assessment about actual value.) 48 '06 J-J 550,0000.July 1 '13-'22
School Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1911...410.52
J-J $25,000r
334s
1916
INT. on water bonds payable at 33
J-J
,
4s
45,000r
1929
Chamberlain's office; park bonds at
Bonds.
Am. Exch. Nat. Bank, N. Y.; sewer 4sSewer
g
J-J
$97.500c&r.$7,500
yly
bonds at Hanover Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
Municipal Improvement Bonds.
paving bonds also in New York.
48 '07 F-A$100,000r_Aug 1 '22-'41
BOND. DEBT Apr 191341,487,000
Water debt (included)_ _ _ _1,150,000
HUDSON.
This clty (incorp. in 1785) is the Assessed val.(g act.) '12_9,900,610
Total tax (per $1.000) 1912-525.276
county scat of Columbia County.
INTEREST on the $10,000 water
Cemetery Bonds.
F-A $2,000c___Feb 1 1914 4s due 1927 and the 4s due Aug. 1
45
A-0 6,000c._Apr 1 '14-'16, 1922-1941 at the Ithaca Savings
4s
M-N 6,000c_May 1 '18-'20 Bank; on other water bonds at
4s
Union Trust Co., New York.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Feb $19,0000....Feb 1 '14-'23
4s
M-S 25,0000__Mch 1 '15-'27 JAMESTOWN.
4s
Aug
334s
1,000c_Aug 1 1913
This city is in Chautauqua County.
F-A 25.000o Feb '14-'18 Inc. Mch.31 1886. Pop. 1910,31,297
4s
4 gs'll M-N 25,000r_May 1 '21-'25
Bridge Bonds.
434s'13 J-D 27,800
1925-1930 43010 J-J $50,000r___July 1 1930
Refunding Loan.
City-Hall Bonds.
4s '09 F-A $5,000c___Feh 1 1918 43 '95 M-N $65,000r-May 15 1925
4s '09 A-0 5,000c. Apr 1 1919
Loans.
5,000r._ _Feb 1 1920 4s Paving
4s '10 F-A
'09 J-D $6,815.49r_Deo 30 '18
is '10 F-A
6,000r_Feb 18 '14-'19 43
10,579.46r_Oct 1 1919
A-0
'09
4s '10 A-0 5,000r___Apr 1 1921 4s '09 J-D 10,079.14r_Deo 30
'19
School Bonds.
7,319.60r_J'ne 30 '20
410'10 J-D
M-N $6.000o__May 1 1918 41,0'12 A-0 12.852.66rOct 1 '13-'22
3343
M-S 18,000r_Sept 1 '13-21 4.4012 J-J 30,787.89r July 1 '13-'22
310
A-0 3,500r__Apr 1 '14-'20
330
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
334s'93 M-S $50,000r___Moh 1 1923
4s '04 July $148,000r_July 1 '13-'22 4s '93 J-D 111,0000&r_ Deo 1 1923
July
50,000r _July 1 '23-24 48 '97 M-N 50,000r
4s '05
May 1 1017
BOND.DEBT Mar 29'13.. $344,500 48 '98 J-J
20,000r_Mch 15 1918
Water debt (incl.)
20,000r___July 1 1920
202.000 3 54s'00 J-J
Sinking fund
3,516 45 '01 J-D 25,000r.... June 1 1921
Assess. val.(84% act.) '12-6,214.308 48 '02 J-D 20,000r___June 1 1922
Bank stock (incl.)
825,847 4s '08 J-D 42,000r- - Deo 30 1928

MAY, 1913.1

NEW YORK -CITIES AND TOWNS.

Refunding Bonds.
JAMESTOWN (Con.)3s '84 J-J $68,000c..Jan 15 '15-'16
Refunding Elec. Light Bonds.
of Education Bonds,
Board
'13-'23
1
323,000r_Dec
J-D
'03
4s
43 '01 J-D 19,000r_June 1 '13-'31 430'11 M-S $4,000r___Mar 1 1914
43is'13 A-0 55,500r_Apr 1 '17-'19
Park Bonds.
4s '08 J-D $20,000r_ _Dee 30 1938 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13.. $963,500
Note debt
20,364
Hospital Bonds.
651,000
4 %s'10 J-J $50,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1930 Water debt (included)
433'11 M-S 38.666.67rSept1'13-'41 Assess. val.(83% act.)'12.12,194,035
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911_534.90
Water Bonds.
INT. payable at City Treas. office.
4s '03 A-01$300,000r_Mch 20 1943
1150.0000dorMoh31 '14-23 All the refunding bonds are optional
F-A 150,000r_Feb 1 '14-'33 and are now subject to call.
43's'132
Refunding Paving Bonds.
4s '05 A-0 $6.000r_ Oct 1 '13-'18 LACKAWANNA.
This city is in Erie County. See
Paving Certificate Fund.
ann 517,506.74r_at any time West Seneca, page 55.
5s
5s '09 ann 6,909.18r Dec30'13-'18 6s
--- $18,000c
55 '09 ann 10,683.40r Oct 1 '13-'19
Road-Improvement Bonds.
5s '09 ann 9,207.59rDec30'13-' 19 5s '11 J-D $104,000r June 1 '13-'36
5s '10 ann 5,184.41r Dec.304 13-'19 4Y4_13'12 J-D 60.000r_Dec 1 '13-'38
53 '10 ann 7.816r_ _Oct 31 '13-'20
City-Hall and Jail Bonds.
36,082.97r July1'13-22 410'12 J-D $75,000r_June 1 '13-'27
4.4012 J-J
4%8'12 A-0
8,869.35r Oct 1 '13-22 TOT. DEBT Mar 31 '13_ $257,000
Fire-Department Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912__ _6,637,283
4 %s'11 M-S $29,000r_Sept 1 '13-'41
(Assessment about actual value)
GEN. BD, DT. Apr 1 '1331,251,854 City tax rate (per $1,000) '13_$23.67
Assessment debt (add'1)__
17,597 Total tax (per $1,000) 1013---$39.88
17,000
Water debt (included) ___
450,000 Population in 1913 (est.)
Total valuation 1912
16,046,366
INT. at Lackawanna Nat. Bank.
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ ..$32.38
UNION FREE
INT. on water bonds payable at LACKAWANNANO.
6.
SOH. DIST.
U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., N. Y.; on other
district of West
school
a
Formerly
coupon bonds at Chase Nat. Bank, Seneca; see remarks under
that town.
N. Y.; on registered bonds at James4s '00 J-J $8,000c_ _ _ _Jan 1 1920
town or in New York exchange.
12,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1921
438'04 J-J
3,500c...._ _Jan 1 1921
5s '05 J-J
5s '06 M-S 81,700c- _Sept 1 1931
JAMESTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
4s
J-J $35,000r _ __ _1916-1922 53 '10 M-S 8.040c ___Sept 1 1921
1915 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-- $113,240
J-J
83,000r
4s
5s '07 J-J 105,000r Nov 1 '23-'36 Assessed valuation 1912- __6,175,026
(Assessment about actual value)
4 %s'll J-D 135,000r_Deo 1 1915-27
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ $358,000 School tax (per $1,000) '12-'13_39.20
74,700 Population in 1913 (est.)
17,000
Sinking fund
INT. at Lackawanna Nat. Bank.
Assessed valuation 1912_ _16,161,210
(Assessment about actual value)
Sohool tax (per $1,000) 1912_510.974 LAKE PLACID.
35,000
This village is in Essex County.
Population in 1912 (est.)
INT. on $35,000 and $105,000 Inc. 1900. Population 1910, 1,682.
$89,000
issues at Jamestown; on $80,000 of Water Bonds14%,3
23,000
15s
the $83,000 Issue at State Comptroll51,000
er's office; and on 33,000 at Chautau- Refunding 5s
29,500
qua County Trust Co., Jamestown. Sewer 4 s
8,000
5sElectrIc-Light14 %s
35,200
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
13,800
15s
Watertown is the county seat.
Fire House 5s
2.500
Building Bonds.
Park 44s
6,440
F-A $10,000r_ _Feb 1 '14-'15 Sidewalk 53
3 %s
19,400
Highway Bonds.
Paving 53
19,400
48 '07 F-A $60,000r_ _Feb 1 '14-'25 Steam Roller 53
500
3,000
4s '09 Feb 70,0001'_Feb 1 '16-'29 Street Improvement 5s...
Jail Bonds.
(Maturity: Refunding bonds 1938 to
48 '09 F-As $70,000r__Feb 1 '14-'27 1942; others 1913 to 1936.)
Hospital Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13- $300,740
4s '11 F-A $15,000r- _Feb 1 '26-'28 Total assessed val. 1912_ 1,882,300
BOND.DEBT May '13__ $225,000 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
Assessed valuation 1912_ _48,460,104 Total tax rate(per $1,000)'12_312.48
(Assessment about full value.)
INT. at Bank of Lake Placid.
County tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _33.00
80,382 LANCASTER.
Population in 1910
INT. at office of County Treas.
This village is in Erie County. Inc.
1847. Population 1910, 4,364.
Paving Bonds.
JOHNSTOWN.
This city is in Fulton Co. Inc. 4.408'11A-0 $32,000__Apr 1 '14-'21
4%s'll M-S 25,200__Sept 1 '13-'21
1895. Population 1910, 10,447.
4.408'12F-A 20,500- _Aug 1 '13-'22
Building-Lot Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
5s '07 J-D 52,500o_ _ Deo 1 '13-'17
4.40s A-0 $150,000o_Apr 1 '20-'49
Bonds.
Refunding
RR.
Water Bonds.
4s '07 J-D $9,500o_June 1 '13-'23
3%s g F-A $22,000c&r Aug 1 '13-'25
Water Bonds.
$249,700
43 '95 J-D $75,000r Dec '13-'18-'23 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913
48 '98 A-0 15,000o ..Oct 1 '13-'18 Assess. va.1(60% act.),'11.2,265,675
7,000c...Apr 1 '14-'20 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911-312.78
4s '00 A-0
INT. at A. B. Leach & Co.. N.Y.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '12 M-S $16,000c_Mar 1 '14-'16
UNION FREE
Sewer Bonds.
SCHOOL
5s '04 Sept $4,500c_Septl '13-'16 LANSINGBURGDIST
While this district is now included
4,000c_Sept 1 '13-'16
Bs '05 M-S
of the City of
5s '11 M-S 142,000c_Sept 1 '13-'26 within the boundaries
20,000c_Sept 1 '27-'31 Troy, the district organization remains a separate corporation within
School Bonds.
authorities
48 '93 Nov $3,500o___Nov 1 1913 that city and the city
48 '98 June 22,5000 June 15 '14-'22 have no jurisdiction in the matters
4 s'09 M-S 60,000c_Mar 1 '14-'29 of the school district.
J-D $4,0000_ Deo 1 1913-14
4 8'10 M-N 15,000c_Nov 1 '18-'29 48
J-D 34,000r_Dec 1 '15-'31
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13_ $297,500 4s
Sinking fund
48,571 4% g '08 A-0 15,000r_Apr 1 '15'20
Water debt (included)
98,000 4 14g'10 M-N 85,0000 or r May 1'25-41
Total assessed val. 1912_.._3,876,961 TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 1912 $140,000
(Assessment about 1-3 to % act. val.) Total valuation 1912-13_ _ _7,929,069
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ ....$39.7O (Assessm't about 85% actual value.)
INT. on building lot bonds at School tax (per $1,000) '12-13_39.04
15,000
Johnstown Bank; on school bonds of Population in 1912 (est.)
1909 at First Nat. Bank, N. Y.
LARCHMONT.
This village is In Westchester Co.
KENMORE.
Inc. 1891. Population 1910,•1,958.
This village is in Erie County.
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
Inc*
Population
1910,
1,020.
1899.
J-D $22,500r_Deo 1 '13-'21
4s
Improvement Bonds.
A-0 10,000r_Apr 1 '16-'25
4s
1
$28,520r_Deo
'13-'35
J-1)
43(s'08
M-N 17,000r_May 1 '14-31
33s
Street Bonds.
45,000r_July 1 '13-30
4.65g'07J-J $25,000_ _July 1 '13-'37 45 '06 J-J
430'12
A-0 50,000r_Apr 1 '17-'41
1
28,050r_Sept
'13-'37
Ss g '07 M-S
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
F-A $17,000r-Aug 1 '13-'29
1 '13-'37 314s
53 g '07 M-S $5,000r_Sept
11-N 13,000r_May 1 '14-'26
3,600r_ _Jan 1 '15-'24 3 %s
4.705'10J-J
4318'13 M-S 7,000__Mar 1 '18-'31
Real Estate Purchase Bonds.
Sidewalk Bonds.
___ $9,500
4.60s
4 Xs'l 1 M-S $25,000r_Sept 1 '16-'40
Sewer Bonds.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
430'11 M-S $8,500__Sept 1 '16-'25 330
F-A
3500r._ _Aug 1 1913
Lighting Bonds.
M-S 30,000r_Sept 1 '13-32
$3,000r_Jan 1 '15-'24 4.303
4.70s10J-J
Fire-Department Bonds.
Oas Bonds.
53,000r_July 1
58 g '07 M-S $2,500r_Sept 1 '13-'37 4s '06 J-J
5,500__Oct 1 '13-23
GEN. BD. DT. May 1 '12_ $60,160 43js'1264,064 BOND. DEBT May 1913- $245,500
Assessment debt
Assessed
valuation
1912.._5,547,637
31,000
Floating debt
31,300 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912... _$12.00
Sinking fund
Bank
at
of
N. Y.
INT.
Metropolis,
act.),
(45%
'11.2,300,500
val.
Assess.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911.. _529.12
LA SALLE. INT. payable at Treas. office.
This village is in Niagara County.
Water Bonds.
KINGSTON.
1912 $42,500 -___1917-1941
This city is the capital of Ulster 4.70s
DEBT
$42,500
TOTAL
Co. Inc. 1872. Pop. 1910, 25,908.
Assessed valuation 1912"._ _1,729,000
Street Bonds.
1,299
4s '00 M-S..595,000c_Mch 1 '14-'23 Population in 1910
open M-S 70,000c_Mch 1 '23-'29
WRENCE.
Municipal-Building Bonds.
his village is in Nassau County.
450'11 M-S $20,000o_Nich 1 '17-'18
1897. 1?opulation 1910, 1.189.
Water Bonds.
Grading and Paving Bonds.
330'96 A-0$518,000o_Apr 1 '14-'36
$50,000r_Jan 1 '15-'37
4.158'10J-J
'14-'37
1
48 '97 F-A 133,000o_Feb




Road Bonds.
_ $21,400_Last bond 1929
__s
3,000_Last bond 1916
6,000_Last bond 1919
Park Bonds.
53.000_Last bond 1918
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 1912_ 384,400
Assessed valuation 1913_ _ _4,126,710
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912._58.00
INT. at Knickerbocker Tr. Co.,
N.Y.
LE ROY.
This village is in Geneseo County.
Inc. 1834. Population 1910, 3,771.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4.355'11 --- 544.000
1916-1937

45
Garbage-System Bonds.
5s '09 June $600r_June 21 '13-'14
Bridge Bonds.
5s '09 June $600r_June 21 '13-'14
Street-Improvement Bonds.
58 '12 Dec $25,600__Dec 1 '13-'32
1913-1934
53 '12 Dec 21.800
Water Bonds.
45 '06 J-D $398,000c_Dec 1 '13-'36
5s '07 J-D 48.000r_Dec 1 '13-'36
4.30s'08J-D 30,000r_Dec 1 '13-'36
City-Hospital Bonds.
430'08 J-D 54,000r_June 1 '13-'16
5s '10 July 1,000__ _ July 15 1913
Fire-Department Bonds.
$500r_ _ _ _Jan 1 1914
4s '04 J-J
58 '09 June 1,600r June 21 '13-'14
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13 $599,787
125,720
Assess. dt.(addl)
Total assessed val 1912_ _12,028,062
(Assessment about full value.)
Total tax rate (per 51,000)'12 524.05
17,970
Population In 1910
INT. on $415,000 water 4% bonds
at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y.;
on other issues at City Treasury.

LE ROY UNION FREE SCHOOL
DIST. NO. 1.
This district is in Genesee County
43.0'09 Jan $80,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'43
4 Ms '09 Jan 14,000_ _ _Jan 1 '14-'20
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913..$96,500
Assess. val.(70% act.) '12_2,587,725
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_.38.20
INTEREST payable at Importers'
MADISON COUNTY.
& Traders' Nat. Bank, New York.
County scat is Wampsville.
County-Building Bonds.
LESTERSHIRE.
g '09 J-J $185.000r_Jan 1 '14-'31
4s
This village is in Broome County. BOND. DEBT May 1913 $185,000
Inc. 1892. Population 1910, 3,775. Assess. val.(X act.) '11.21,299,173
State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'12-58.08+
Water-Works Bonds.
39,289
430'07 M-N $7,000r_May 1 '14-'27 Population in 1910
J-D 10,000r__J&D '13-'17
314s
INT: at Morton Trust Co.. N. Y.
3.40s M-N 9,600o___May '14-'25
3.35s M-N 7,000c__ _Nov '13-'26 MALONE.
9,1000_June 1 '17-'23
J-D
5s
This village is in Franklin County.
Municipal-Building Bonds.
Inc. 1853. Population 1910. 6,467.
$7,000o___July '13-'26
3.358 J-J
Water-Works Refunding Bonds
Paving Bonds.
y 15'14-'66
4.358'11 A-0 $20,000c ___-1916-1935 4.30g'1011-N5212,000c.Ma
BOND. DEBT May 15 '13 3212,000
Conduit Bonds.
outstanding
15,000
4 9(s'12 J-D $9,500r- _June 1 1917 Notes
Assessed valuation 1012.. _2,414,300
Sewer Bonds.
INT. on bonds payable in N. Y.
3.85s M-S $33,600r__ _Sept '13-'34
City at Standard Trust Co.; on notes
13,000
4.85.9'13_ _ _
GEN.BD. DT. Mar 1 '13- $105,200 at Farmers' Nat. Bank, Malone.
Water debt (included).._.... 46,800
5,700
Floating debt
Assess. val.(% act.)'13_ _ _1,700,000 MALONE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
'14-'39
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.... _527.50 430'11 J-J $51,500c_ _Jan 1$51,500
TOTAL DEBT Jan 11913.
INT. at First Nat. Bk.,Lestershire Assess. val.(60%)act.'12_ _3,122,467
School tax (per $1.000) 1912___14.
LEWISTON.
7,ill
Population in 1913 (est.)
This town is in Niagara County.
INT. payable at Williamsburgh
434s,87 ___ $111,500_ _ Apr 1 '12-'37 Say. Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BOND. DEBT Nov 1911-- $112,500
Assessed valuation 1911_ _ _1,702,388
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_515.49 BIAMAKATING.
This town is in Sullivan County.
3,263
Population in 1910
Refunding Bonds.
J-1 515,000r_July 1 '14-'16'
334s
LIBERTY.
J-J
12,000r_July 1 '14-'18
This town is in Sullivan County. 4s
N.0. & N. W. RR. Aid Bonds.
Inc. Mch. 13 1807. Pop. 1910, 5,402.
48
J-J
1 1913
$10,000c___July
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
DEBT Apr 1913_-$37,000
4s '09 s-an $92,000c__ _35,000 y'ly BOND.
(X
Assess.
val.
'09_
_._745,150
act.)
BOND. DEBT Dec 1 '12... $92,000 Tax rate (per
$1,000) 1909___$31.12
Assessed valuation 1912__ _1,118,053
2,922
(Assessment 4 to 1-5 actual value.) Population in 1910
INT. at 1st N. Bk., Middletown.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912._ _337.32
INTEREST payable at Sullivan
County National Bank, Liberty.
MAMARONECK.
This village is in Westchester Co.
Inc.
Nov. 16 1895. Pop. 1910. 5.699
LIBERTY UNION FREE SCHOOL
Road & Bridge Bonds.
DIST. NO. 1.
J-J
_1913-1927
59,375r
48
in
is
This district
Sullivan County.
J-J
7,000r _ _...1913-1919
4 %s'll Nov $57,000...Nov 1 '13-'31 3.358
7,000r_June 1 '13-'26
4.6s '08 J-D
TOTAL DEBT Nov 6 '12_ -357,000 48
'09 A-0
9,500r_Apr 1 '14-'32
Assessed valuation 1911_ _ _ _615,316
Bridge Bonds.
School tax (per 31,000) 1911_ _314.70 4.40s'12F-A
$6,000...Aug 1 '17-'28
INT.at Sullivan Co. Bank,Liberty
Sewer Bonds.
4s
M-N $42,000r _ __ _1913-1933
3 Xs
J-J 44,000r _ _ _ _1913-1934
LITTLE FALLS.
45
J-T
23.000r_July 1 '13-'35
'06
This city is in Herkimer County.
Inc. May 8 1895. Pop. 1910, 12,273. 4.60s'07M-S 96,000r_Sept 1 '13-'36
4.558'12A-0 24,000__Oct 1 '17-'31
Water Bonds.
314886 JulY*540,000r_ _Nov 26 1916 4.40s'12F-A 20,000._Aug 1 '17-'36
1917 4.40s12M-S 24,000__Sept 1 '17-'40
33,0'87 July*110,000r
Fire-Department Bonds.
3 34s'88 July *25,000r -_ _Apr 5 1918
3140'89 July *5,000 r_ _Apr 13 1919 4.30s'09A-0 $5,000r_ _Oct 1 '14-'23
M-S
2,500r .......1913-1917
350'97 J-J
20,000r _July 1 '13-'16 4s
3 14s'00 J-J
10,000r _ __May 1 1920 4.405'12F-A 12,500-Aug 1 '16-'40
Paving Bonds.
4s '06 J-J 65,000r_July 1 '21-27
4.38'08 June 50,000r... _June 1 1928 4.35s'07M-N $55,200r_May 1 '14-'36
4.68 '08 J-D 85,000r_June 1 '13-'37
(Subject to call after 1918.)
[*Optional 25 years after date.) 4.468' 12F-A 15,000__Aug 1 '17-'31
4.40s'12M-S 35,000_ _Sept 1 '17-'41
School Bonds.
330'89 Nov $2,000r_ Nov 1 '13-'14 4.55s'12A-0 35,000_ _Oct 1 '17-'31
314s'98 July 45,000r_July 1 '13-'35 BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1912 3448,500
Total valuation 1912__7,411,240
Paving Bonds.
4s '05 July $6,000r, July 1 '13-'15 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911....$10.81
5s '09 Sept 10,000r_Sept 1 '14-'18
INT. by check to registered holder.
4368'10 May 1,500r_ _ _May 2 1914
4.908'12 Apr 7,500r_Apr 1 '14-'16
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13_ $398,500 MAMARONECK UNION FREE
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
Water debt (included).._. _ 325,000
This district is in the town of
Assess. val.(55% act.)'12_4.687,760
Westchester County.
Mamaroneck,
(per
tax
1913__$29.08
Total
31,000)
School-House Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1913_ __ - 18.85
1 '14-'30
$34,850r_May
11-N
'07
4.9s
at
City
Treas. office.
INT. payable
Larchmont School Bonds.
J-D $17,500r_Dec 30 '13-'19
330
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
5,000r_Mch 1 '14-'18
M-S
330
Geneseo is the county seat.
Mamaroneck Ave. School& Site.
•
Highway Bonds.
11-N $59,800r_May 1 '15-'311
430
43js'13 ann $12,750r_ -Mar 1 1917
High-School-Addition Bonds.
ann 32,563.57r_ _1914-1916 430'08 M-S $52,500r_M & S '13-34
414s
BOND. DEBT Mar 31 '13 $43,564 BOND.DEBT Mar 29'13 3172,950
Assessed valuation 1912_ _28,375,199 Assess. val. (3-5 act.) '12_13,417,313
38,037 School tax (per $1,000) 1912--$4.58
Population in 1910
7,000
INT. at Security Ti'. Co., Roches. Population in 1913 (est.)
INT. on 4.90s of 1907 at Gallatin
Nat. Bank, N. Y.; other issues to
LOCKPORT.
This city (incorpor. April 11 1865). "holder" in New York exchange.
is situated in Niagara County.
MARLBORO.
Tuberculosis-Dispensary Bds.
This village is in Ulster County.
53 '10 July $1.000_July 15 '13-14 Incorporated in 1906.
School Bonds.
Water Bonds.
13I-N $10,000r...Nov 1 1916
4s
6,000r_Aug 15 '13-'18 430'12 A-0 $31.000r_Oct 1 '17-'41
F-A
Apr 1913-.331,000
TOTAL
M-N 5,000r_Nov 1 '13-'14 Assessed DEBT
r363
valuation 1912---166,385
10.500r_Nov 15 '13-'15
58 12 J-J
920
1910
in
Population
-Health
Bonds.
Emergency
$800r_ _ __Jan 1 1914
J-J
4s
MASSENA.
Highway-Impt. Bonds.
This town is in St. Lawrence Co.
58 '10 July 53,000 July 15 '13-'15
Highway Bonds.
Police-Department Bonds.
Feb $34,000c_ _Feb 1 '14-'3
'14-'17
430'10
1
$4,000r_Jan
J-J
'05
4s
480r_June 21 '13-14 414s'12 Feb 29,000c_ _Feb 1 '14-'3 ,
be '09 June

46
MASSER& (Concluded).
Town-Hall Bonds.
45 '04 Mch $12,000o _ _ _1913-1924
6,500e _ _ --1913-1925
4s '05 Mch
BOND.DEBT Apr 4'13_ _ $80,000
Assess. val. (Y1 act.) '13_ _3,098,260
Tax rate (per $1,000) 113...._$9.09
Population in 1910
4,806
INT.at Supervisor's office, Massena.

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
TOT. DEBT May 6 '13_ $350,000
Assess. val. (4-5 act.)'12-243,621,868
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..__ _$4.95
283,212
Population in 1910
INTEREST and principal payable
at Amer. Exch. Nat. Bk., N.Y. City.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Fonda is the county seat.
General Bonds.
M-S 1365,508.65r-1914-1919
430
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
1923-1924
M-S $20,000
4345
Building Bonds.
1914-1917
F-A 320,000r
430
Highway Bonds.
1914-1925
F-A $78,000r
4s
1914-1927
F-A 108,000r
430
_ _1914-1922
F-A
55
Feb 1 '13 $309,509
18.000rBOND. DEBT
Assess. val. (31 act.) '12-34,912.054
57,567
Population in 1910
INT. at Amsterdam Say. Bank.

MATTEAWAN.
This village is in Dutchess County.
Inc. 1886. Population 1910, 6,727.
Sewer Bonds.
_July 1 '13-'34
3.70s'04J-J $91,666
3.853'06M-N 36,000r_ _ May '14-'37
_ 54,984_ __ ..Part yearly
3.85s
Water_-5: Sewer Bonds.
430'11 F-A $47,000
Paving Bonds.
4.15s'10M-N $27,000 May 1 '14-'40
Water Bonds.
3.858'0511-N $29,500r__ _Nov '13-'35
__ 98,000_ -$3,500 yearly
3.998
TOTAL -DEBT Jan 1911_ - $333,984
Water debt (included)____ 144,000 MONTICELLO.
This v1111 e is in Sullivan County.
Assessed valuation 1909- _3,358,000
1830. Population 1910, 1,941.
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909---$10.00 Inc.
Bonds (General).
INT. at Matteawan Nat. Bank. 4 ASewer
8'10 J-1 $49,000r_$2,000 yearly
Water Bonds.
PalIE CRAM CVILLE.
1915
This village is in Saratoga County. 3.90&4s __ I$20,000r
1920
1 9,000r
Inc. 1859. Population 1910, 6,634.
School Bonds.
Street-Paving Bonds,
1916
J-J $4,500
45
3.65s July $25,961.56r
GEN. BD. DT. May 1 '13_ -$78,000
($1,153.84 yearly in July.)
18,000
debt(addl)
430'12 ___ 24,000„Aug 1 17-'40 Assessment
4,500
1917-1939 School debt (additional)
430'12 _ 22,241
Assess. val. (34 act.) 1913.._ _704,000
Water_-Bonds.
'12_321.50
tax
$1,000)
Village
rate(p.
May
1917
1
M-N $30,00004s
INT. at Nat. Un. Bk.,Monticello.
M-N 35,000o_ May 1 1922
48
M-N 17,000o_ _ _ Nov 1 1922
4s
F-A 22,000r_ _ _July 1 1933 MT.KISCO.
3s
This village is in Westchester Co.
430'09 July 9,000r_July 1 '13-'21
Inc. 1874. Population 1910, 2,802.
Water Refunding Bonds.
Water Bonds.
1927
430'12 __ $12,000
1934
3.855'05__ $13,200r
Sewer Bonds.
1927
14,000r
1915
_Oct
3.60s'98___
_
&r_
$40,000e
A-0
45
1919
1,500r
BOND.DEBT May 16 1911 $208,454 3.608'99--1918
1,000r
Assess. val.(34 act.) 1910_ _2,345,672 5s '12 ___
Road Bonds. IN
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910.._ _ $11.90
INTERESTon the street bonds 430'09 M-N$10,000r _Nov 1 '14-'33
3,333.30rJuly 1 '16-'21
payable at the Treasurer's office. 4.358'12J-J
8.500r __July 1 '16-'32
4.35s'12J-J
MEDINA. 1925
5,250
This village is in Orleans County. 4.70s'12_-_
1928
Inc. Mch. 3 1832. Pop. 1910, 5,683. 430 13 ___ 11,000
1938
4.45s'10--- 48,300
Paving Bonds.
School Bonds.
4.80s120ct $15.000r-_Oct 1 '13-'17
1915
4.65s J-J $1,500
Village-Hall Bonds.
1941
4.15s'08 Aug $28,000r_July 15'13-'26 43012 ___ 65,000
Library Bonds.
Water Bonds.
1913
__
3.75s July,$77,777.70r_May 9'14-'34 5s
Main-Street 'mot. Bonds.
'12Sewer Bonds.
$48,300r_Apr 25 '15-'38
55 '07 July $11,000r_July 15'13-'23 4.45s10
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mar 2 '13- $120,481
Water debt (included) ____ 81,481 430'09 M-S $59,800r_Mch 1 '14-'39
14,000 430'09 J-D 20,000
1914-1933
Sinking fund (water)
1932
Assess. val. (34 actual)'12_3,356,239 430'13 F-A 18,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-_$21.99 BOND.DEBT May 1 1913- $280,783
29,700
City tax (per $1,000) 1912----$8.82 Water debt (included)_ _ _ _
Assess. val. (2-3 act.)'12-2,464,315
INT. at Union Bank in Medina.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_315.9534

MIDDLEPOR,T.
is in Niagara County. MT. PLEASANT

UNION FREE
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.9.
This district is in Westchester Co.
430'09 J-J $60,000r_ _Jan 1 '19-'48
Oct
6,100r_ _Jan 1 '19-'48
48
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ $66,100
Assess. val.(60% act.) '12_2,277,990
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ - 7.978
ELIDDLEFORT UN. FREE SCH. INTEREST at Mt. Pleasant Bank
of Pleasantville in N. Y. exchange.
1.
NO.
DIST.
This district is in the towns of
MT. VERNON.
Royalton and Hartland.
Mt. Vernon is in Westchester Co.
430'11 M-N $44,000_Nov 1 '13-41
The city received its charter on
Mch. 22 1892.
MIDDLETOWN.
Highway Bonds.
This city is in Orange Co. Inc.
F-A $40,000-Aug 1 '13-'16
June 9 1888. Pop'n, 1910, 15.313. 4s
M-S 100,000__Sept 1 '17-'26
4s
Street-Improvement Bonds.
'14-'22
F-A 100,000....Feb 1 '27-'36
4s
430'11 M-S $18,000r_ _Mch 1
M-S 30,000_Sept 1 '37-'39
430'12 M-S 5,000r-Mar 1 '23-'25 45
M-N 40,0O0 ..Nov 1 '40-'43
45
School Bonds.
J-J 50,000...._ _July '44-'48
430'12 J-J $17,000r___July 1 1922 4s
M-N 30,000_ -_ _May '49-51
City-Hall Bonds (Opt. aft. 1915). 45
M-N 5,000_ __ May 1 1952
4A s'10 s-a $70,000c_ _ _July 1 1930 48
4s '04 A-0 15,000....Oct 1 '53-'55
Refunding Bonds.
20,000o Juno '34-'37
_May
_
'14-'21
J-D
'05
_
48
$1:3,000r
M-S
3 Ms
4As'10 J-J 25.000c_July 1 '46-'50
Refunding Water Bonds.
$40,000_ ___Aug 1 1931 4313'08 J-D 40,0000_June 1 '38-'45
434s
4A s'13 F-A 22,000r_.._Feb 1 1933 431509 A-0 25,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1929
Highway Repaving Bonds.
Water Bonds.
J-J $80,000rJuly 2 1918 434s'10 A-0 25,000o_ _ _Oct 1 1930
330
430'11 A-0 115,000e_Apr 1 '32-'43
(Subject to call July 2 1898.)
F-A 1.00,000r___July 1 1921 430'11 M-S 40,000____Sept 1 1931
330
F-A 90,000r_Apr 1 1031 430'11 A-0 25,000_ _ _Oct 1 1931
330
F-M 27,000o._ _Feb 2 1923 430'12 M-N 25,000_ __ _May 1 1951
330
5,000_ _ _ _July 1 1932
M-N 75,0000__ May 1 1930 4348'12 J-J
48
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 '13-- $562,500 4348'12 M-N 25,000_ __ _Nov 1 1932
Water debt (included) ____ 434,000 430'12 J-D 15,000_ _Dec 1 1951
14,300 4A s'13 F-A 15,000_ ...._Feb 1 1933
Assessment debt (add'1)___
4,000 436E1'12 F-A 25,000.._ _ _Feb 1 1952
Floating debt
[88,934
Bridge Bonds.
Sinking fund (water)
M-S $30,000_ _Sept 1 '21-'23
7,000 5s
Other sinking funds
6,851,156 4s '06 M-N 20,009...... May 1 1926
Total valuation 1913
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913_$34.32 4s '04 J-J $110,000_ _July 1 '14-'18
INTEREST is paid at city treasury. 4s '05 J-J 116,000__Jan 1 '15-'19
4s '05 J-D 59,000r_June 1 '16-'20
4s '06 M-N 8O.000 Nov 1 '17-'21
MOHAWK.
This village is in Herkimer County. 4s '07 J-J 50,000...Jan 1 '20-'22
Inc. 1844. Population 1910, 2,079. 5s '08 F-A 63,000.._ _ _ Feb 1 1914
5s '08 A-0 40,000---..Oct 1 1914
Refunding Water Bonds.
Assessment Bonds.
A-0 $30,500r$1,500 yearly
430
5s '07 J-J $10,000 ___July 1 1913
Sewer Bonds.
3.45s J-D $33,600r$1.400 'yearly 5s '08 J-J 25,000_ ___Jan 1 1914
Water & Light Improvement. 5s '08 A-0 40,000____Apr 1 1914
3.90s A-0 110,500r_ _ _$50U yearly 450'09 F-A 25,000__Aug 1 1914
Apr 1 1915
430'10 A-0 25,000_
Electric-Light Bonds.
1917 410'10 J-D $35,000_ _June 1 1916
48 '05 F-A $6,000,3
1 1917
35,000__Mch
M-N
430'11
Bonds.
Refunding Elec.-Light
4s '07 F-A $3.5000_ --$500 yearly 430'11 A-0 18,000_Aug 1 1917
BOND.DEBT Jan 1'131-395.500 430'12 J-J 24,000__Jan 2 1918
30,000 00'12 A-0 8,000July 1 1914
Water debt (included)
Assess. val. (40% act.) '12_ _966,250 430'12 A-0 14,000____Oct 1 1915
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912_$13.50 430'12 J-D 45,000---Dec.1 1917
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-_ 31.70 430'12 M-S 41,000----Mar 1 1918
Tax-Relief Bonds.
INTEREST on water and light
bonds payable in Mohawk; on imp. 430'11 F-A $90,000--Feb 1 1914
430'12 F-A 90.000--Feb 1 1915
bonds at Southold Say. Bank.
430'13 J-J 90,000__ -Jan 1 1916
School-Tax-Relief Bonds.
MONROETCOUNTY.
430'11 F-A $45,000____Feb 1 1914
County seat is Rochester. ,
430'12 F-A 45,000____Feb 1 1915
Court-House Bonds.
334s,, F-A3350,000r_ _ Feb 1 '14-'20 00'13 J-J 55,000-__Jan 1 1916
This village
Sewer Bonds.
4.35s'12J-D $57,000-..June 1 '13-'39
Water Bonds.
4.35s'12J-D $48,000_June 1 '13-'40
TOTAL DEBT April '13-4105,000
1,530
Population in 1910




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City Hall Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4s '10 M-S3158,000r___Mch 1 1930
434s'12 M-N$200,000c May 1 '56-'
n4 431s'12 M-S 50,000r_ __Sept 1 1932
School Bds.. City of Mt.Verno,
M-N $20,009.. May 1 '14-'.4j,
4s
Refunding Water Bonds.
J-J 105,000.. July 1 '18a2 330'97 J-J I$7,500r_ _July 1 '13-'17
,
45
.I-D 35,000__June 1 '34-31
48
135,000r__ _July I 1917
F-A 50,000__Feb 1 '39-'48 330'95 M-N 21,000__Nov 1 '13-'24
330
F-A 46,000__Aug 1 '31-'32 48 '96 M-N 2,250__May 1 '14-'16
330
4s '05 M-S 35,000.._Sept 1 '38-'41 330'01 M-S
6,750r_Sept 1 '13-'21
43
5,000r_Sept 1 '13-'22
A-0 13,750 Apr 1 '51-'52 330'02 M-S
430'08 A-0 95,000r_Apr 1 '42-'51 330'05 M-N 2,100r_Nov 1 '13-'15
430'10 M-N 77,700r_May 2 '53-'56 4.208.11M-S 18,000r_Sept 1 '13-'21
F-A 100,000r_Feb 1 '67-'61 4 s'12 F-A 125,500r_Feb 1 '14-'34
s'12 M-N250,000r_May 1 '62-'73 434s'12 M-8 44,000rSept 1 1932
430'12 M-N 55,500r_Nov 1 '52-'54 BOND.DEBT Jan 1 '13_31,043,670
20,967
Sinking fund
Deficiency Bonds.
M-S $40,000_ _Mch 1 '23-'26 Total assessed val. 1912_ _11,953,127
3348
4s '03 M-S 40,000-_Mar 1 '28-'31 Bank stock assess. (add'1)- 1,549,849
4s
F-A 40.000.. Aug 1 '32-'35 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
City& sch. tax per $1,000)'12_328.00
Fire and Police Department.
4s '06 M-N $50,000c_ May.1 '27-'36
INT. at office of City Treasurer
4s '05 J-D 50,000c_June 1 '26-'35
4s '10 A-0 20,0000_0ot 1 '33-'36
43.0'12 M-N105,000c_May 1 '36-'42 NEW CASTLE & BEDFORD UN.
FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 2.
Water Bonds.
430'11 A-0 $30.000____Oct 2 1931 43012 J-D $65,000r_June 1 '17-'42
4As'12 J-D 50,000-_ _Dec 1 1932 TOTAL DEBT Mar 1913- $66,500
Assessed valuation 1912... _2,225,000
Sewerage Bonds.
J-D $60,000___June '13-'18 (Assessment about60% actual value)
4s
J-D
4s
INT. at Columbia-Knickerbocker
5,000._ _June 1 1919
A-0 10,000__Apr 1 '19&'21 Tr. Co., New York.
45
4s . A-0 10,000..... Apr 1 1920
M-S 30,000___ _Mch '22-'24
330
M-N 60,000--- May '25-'27 NEWFANE.
330
This town is In Niagara County.
F-A 50,000_ __Feb 1 1928
330
Water Bonds.
M-N 40,000_ __ _Nov 1 1929 55 '12
331s
A-0 $8,000
1917-1922
4s '04 A-0 30,000____Oot 1 1930
Bonds.
Railroad
1934
1
_Deo
30,000r__
J-D
431s'08
$44080_ _Moil 1 '14-'42
330'02
45 '09 M-N150.000_..May 1 '52-'55 BOND.___
1912_345,600
430'09 A-0 40,000r_Oct 1 '36-'39 Assessed DEBTJune
1911_._ 2,141,728
BOND. DEBT Apr 6'13-$4,220,950 Tax rate valuation
(per $1,000) 1910_ -- _$9.00
Tax-relief bonds (incl)__- 415,000
4,060
451,047 Population in 1910
Sinking fund
Total assessed val. 1912--38,206,378
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912....J25.00 NEW HARTFORD.
This town is in Oneida County.
Population In 1910
30,919
_s '12 ___ $2,700_ _Mar 1 '14-'22
INT. payable at Treas. office.
Sewer District No. 1 Bonds.
4349'12 F-A $44,000r_Aug 1 '13-'34
NASSAU COUNTY.
TOTAL DEBT July 1912- $50,000
Created Jan. 1 1899 out of that Assess. valuation 1912_ __ _3,000,000
portion of Queens County not in- Population in 1910
5,940
cluded in the Greater New York.
INT. at Utica Tr. & Dep. Co.,Utie
For debt, &o., prior to formation, see
Queens County statement.
Court-House Bonds.
NEW ROCHELLE.
330 g M-S $65,000r___Sept 1 1930
This city is in Westchester County.
3315 g M-N 85,000r_ _ _Nov 1 1931 Inc. 1899. Population 1910,
"A.'28,867.
330 g J-J 100,000r__ _July 1 1929
'
Public !mot., Series
Road Bonds.
M-N$40,000r_May 1 '14-'20
43's'10
431g10 J-J $110,000c_July 1 '20-'29
Court-House & Police-Sta. Bds.
1931
1
35,000c
_Sept
M-S
4s g '09
4318'11 M-N$87,000__May 1 '20-41
58 g '07 M-N250,000c_Nov 1 '22-'27
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
434g'11 F-A 46,000r_Feb 1 '27-'31 45 '09 M-N $46,700r___Deo 1 1939
434g'12 A-0 240,000r_Apr 1 '17-'31
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913._ $931,000 45 '89 A-0 $75,000o Got 1 '13-'27
County's proportion Q'ns
5s '93 A-0 95,000r__Oct 1 '28-'46
County debt April 1913 927,778 4s '97 A-0 65.000r_Oct 1 '47-'59
Assessed valuation, real_ _86,530,549 3 Hs'00 F-A 28,778.94r Aug 1'13-'26
Assessed val., personal_ _ _ 3,032,082 330'01 F-A 111,000r_Aug 1 '13-'49
Franchises
2,930,625 3 34s'99 J-D 15,122.20rDec 1 '13-27
1,914,701 4s '05 M-N 65,000r_May 1 '14-'26
Bank stock
94,407,957 58 '08 M-N 16,000r_May 1 '14-'19
Total valuation 1912
(Assessment from 40 to 60% value.) 430'09 M-N 39,000r_May 1 '20-'23
83,930 430'10 J-J 18,421r_May 1 '14-'31
Population in 1910
INT. on court-house bonds due 430'11 M-N 9,000r_May 1 '16-'24
1930 and 1931 payable at the Corn
City-Hall Bonds.
Exch. Bank., N. Y.; on part of the 330'99 J-D $4,000r_ _ _June '13-'16
court-house bonds due 1929 at the
Relief Bonds.
Queens Co. branch of the Corn Exch. 58 '08 M-N365,000r_May 1 '14-'17
Bank in Long Island City, and part at 58 '09 M-N 37,000r_May 1 '14'19
the Security Mutual Life Ins. Co., 5s '09 M-N 25,000r_May 1 '16-'19
Binghamton, N. Y.; on part of the 58 '09 M•N 35,000r_May 1 14-'19
road bonds of 1907 at the City Say. 4s '03 M-N 42,000r_May 1 '14-'27
Bank of Brooklyn and the Buffalo
Street & Highway Impt.
Say. Bank; on the road bonds of '09, 330'97 M-N1$14,000_ _ _ Nov '13-'23
'10,'11 & '12 at Treasurer's office. 330'99 J-D 105,000r._ _June' 13-'33
330'01 A-0 32,000r Apr 1 '14-'29
NEWARK.
330'00 J-D 150,000r_June 1 '34-'63
This village is in Wayne County. 330'01 J-J 30,000r_July 1 '30-'44
Inc. 1903. Population 1910, 6,227. 5s '07 M-N 25,000r_May 1 '17-'25
($5,000 due In odd years.)
Sewer Bonds.
$90,000
4318'09 M-N 100,000r_May 1 '22-'31
5s
--Bonds.
58 '11 M-N 19,500r_May 1 '14-'15
Water
430'11 M-N 71,000r_May 1 '14-'21
330&48M-S $48,000r
430'11 M-N 55,000r_May 1 '14-'21
Village-Hall Bonds.
_1913-1920
Fire and Police Bonds.
4.45E1'08M-3
$16,000rMay 6'13- $154,000 430'12 M-N$22,215r_May 1 '15-'22
BOND..DEBT
_2,795,782
Fire-Department Bonds.
Assessed valuation
1912_$14.29 330'99 M-N $3,000r___Nov '13-'15
1912_Village tax (per $1,000)
F-A 44,000r_ _Aug 1 '13-'34
INT. mailed to registered holders. 330'00,M-N
50,000r_..May 1 '17-'26
58 '07
25,000r_.May 1 '18-'30
M-N
'08
55
NEWBUR
M-N
430'11
21,000r..May 1 '14-'20
This city is in Orange County. The
M-N 17,000r_May 1 '15-31
prin. and int. on the water bonds is 430'10
Local
Bonds.
-Improvement
Incorporated
rents.
met by water
'03 M-N $76,009 May 1 '14-'32
Apr. 22 1865. Pop'n 1910 27,805. 4s
4s '04 M-N 41,000r_May 1 '14-'33
Voting-Machine Certificates. 45
'05 M-N 12,000r_May 1 '14-'25
1913-1915
Jan $3,900
430
4s '05 M-N 18,000r_May 1 '13-'21
City Hall.
07 M-N 17,136.32rMay1'17-'19
4s '96 A-0 $1,000r_ _Apr 1 '14-'15 5s'
58 '09 M-N 12,000r_May 1 '19-'20
Fire-Department Bonds.
'14-'21
45 '04 11-8 $2,400r_ _Nov 1 '13-'14 00'11 M-N 46,000r_May 1
'15-'22
4s '06 A-0
1,200r_ _Apr 2 '14-'16 430'12 M-N 78,530r_May 1
'22-'23
1
1,900r_May
A
M-N
4
s'12
750r__Feb 1 '14-'18
55 '08 F-A
School Bonds.
2,400r_ _Aug 1 '13-'19
F-A
430
'14-'27
1
M-N$71,000c_May
4$
1
'97
'14-'19
3,300r_May
48 '09 M-N
2,0000..- May 1 1913
430'11 M-N 16,200_ May 1 '14-'31 48 '94 M-N 10,000r_May
1 '14-'23
Refunding Improvement Bonds 4s '05 M-N 68,000r_May 1 '14-'30
4315'12 M-8 $27.200r__-Sept 1 1932 43 '05 M-N 48,000r_May 1 '14-'25
48 '06 M-N
Improvement Bonds.
199,000r_May 1 '20-'25
3348'03 J-J $4,500r_ _ _July 1 1913 58 '08 M-N 1
8.500r-- May 1 1931
1,600r_Junc 1 '13-'14
43 '04 J-D
55,000r_May 1 '15-'32
430'08 M-N 26,250__May 1 '14-'18 430'09 M-N 12,500r_May 1 '29-'31
M-N
430'09
1
5,164.08_May
'14-'19
48 '09 M-N
85,000r_May 1 '14-'30
48 '09 M-S 49,980r_Sept 1 '13-'19 430'10
M-N 55,000r_May 1 '20-'30
430'12 M-S 31,500r_Sept 1 '14-'29 430'10
88,000r_May 1 '20-'41
M-N
450'11
1
430'12 M-S 13,500r_Sept '14-'27 430'12 M-N 70.000r_May
1 '15-'21
4.405'12 J-D 25,000_ _June 1 '13-'22
Certificate
Redemption Bonds.
1938
1
97,000r___Feb
-A
F
4318'13
29,000
434s'll
1914-1920
Glebe Fund.
35 '95 F-A $25,170r_ _Aug 5 1935 430'12 M-N 21,000r_May 1 '15-'21
1,574.28r_May 1 '22
1,437.37r_May 20 1943
3s '93 J-J
Park Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4s '86 J-J
$4,000o_july 1 '13-'14
4s '94 J-D $1,000r_June 1 '13-'14 430'10
M-N 4,500r_ May 1 1916
10,000r- _July 1 1915
330'95 J-J
M-N 40.000r..May 1 '17-'36
330'96 M-N 10,000r___May 1 1916 430'11
Library Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
1 '14-'25
430'11
M-N1$24,000r_May
'13-'16
330'96 J-D $29,507.40r_ Deo
990r_May 1 1926
4 %s'll M-N 28,800r_May 1 '14-'31
Map
Bonds.
Assessment
1913
Oct
1
500r
A-0
0'03
5s '07 M-N $15,000r_ May 1 '17-'19
School Bonds.
Land Damage Bonds.
3148'03 J-J $22,000r_ _July 1 '13-'23
A-0 $40,000r_ ...Apr '14-23
330'99
'13-'27
1
Oct
4315'07 A-0 60,000r
3.85s'09F-A 115,000r. Feb 1 1929 330'99 J-D 20,000r_ __July '24-'27
4.105'11J-J 40,000r___July 1 1931 330'00 J-D 30,000r _ _June 1 '25-29

MAY, 1913.j

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

NEW ROCHELLE (Con.)Special Assessment Certfs.
(Subject to call after 1 year.)
$53,000
Sewer 5s
45,000
Sidewalk, &c., 6s and 5s_ _
12,957
Construction 55
78,610
Street 55
Temporary tax 5s & 5M_ 374,000
BOND.DEBT Apr 3 13_ 2,991,368

Temporary loans
$563,568
TOTAL DEBT Apr 3'13_ 3,554,936
Assessed valuation, real_ _35,775,105
Assessed val., personal
371,135
Franchises
1,781,726
Total valuation 1912_ __ _ _37,927,966
Total rate (per $1,000) 1912_328.79
INTEREST payable at office of
City Treasurer or, at the request of
holder, will be remitted in N.Y.exch.

NEW YORK CITY. Wm.J. Gaynor, Mayor; Wm. A. Prendergast, Comp'
The consolidation provided under the Greater New York Charter became
effective Jan. 1 1898 and New York City now includes Kings County,
Richmond County arid 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 passed a bill providing
for the creation of the County of The Bronx out of what is now the Borough
of The Bronx. The bill was subject to referendum of the citizens of the
proposed Bronx County in November 1912 and was favorably passed upon
at that time. V.95, p. 1288. On Jan. 17 1913 the Act was declared unconstitutional by the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. V. 96, p. 299.
This decision was reversed, however, by the Court of Appeals on Mar. 14
1913. V. 96, p. 810. The following statement includes all of the funded
debt of the former City of New York and of the municipalities in
Brooklyn Queens and Richmond which was recorded at the date of consolidatioti; also such additional amounts as were recorded in subsequent
years as being funded obligations of said former municipalities to be assumed
Dy the City of New York. These figures do not include $2,007,600 revenue
bonds of the former City of New York outstanding Jan. 1 1898 and redeemable from its tax levy of 1897 nor $4,060,000 of revenue bonds or certificates
of indebtedness of the former city of Brooklyn outstanding Jan. 1 1898,
but redeemable from its tax levy for the year 1898.
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT CONSOLIDATION JAN. 1 1898.
Net Debt.
Tot. Funded Debt. Sinking Fund.
Manhattan ec The Bronx•$226,144,311.28 $85,654,317.52 $140,489,993.76
74,892,119.84
Brooklyn .._-81.626,175.53 6,734,055.69
13,379,935.62
13,709,935.62
330,000.00
_ Quens
3,486,736.67
___________
3,486,736.67
Richmond
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.
Since consolidation up to Apr. 1 1913 the Greater City has issued
(not counting special revenue bonds or revenue bonds for current expenses
$1,077.598,613 new bonds and redeemed and canceled issues aggregating
3262.292,273. The following compares gross and net debt of the consolidated city at different dates.
Total
Sinking
Net
x Funded 'Temporary
Debt.
Debt.
Debt.
Funds.
Debt.
Jan 1 '08 ;321,905,514 $3,069,245 $324,974,759 892,718,3738232,256,386
Jan 1 '99 341,844,226 8,187,265 350,031,491 99,380,292 250,645,199
Jan 1 '00 359.620,986 3,177,912 362,798,898 105,754,872 257.044,026
Jan 1 '01 384,794,598 7,495,936 392,290,534 112,288.129 280,002,405
Jan 1 '02 412,047,717 14,235,598 426,283,315 117,399.480 308,883,835
Jan 1 '03 434,339.606 26,739,908 461,079.514 126,742,949 334,336,565
Jan 1'04 477,623,199 49,285.750 526.908.949 150.893,603 376,015,346
Jan 1 '05 552,954.132 39,865,640 592,819.772 157,330,353 435,489,419
Jan 1 '06 594,056.513 48,377,500 642,434,013 169,780,612 472,653,401
Jan 1 '07 658,234,892 57,874,770 716,109,662 191,144,187 524,965,475
Jan 1 '08 726,646,965 62,014,037 788,661,002 197,437,164 591,223,838
Jan 1 '09 799,441,994 82,998,590 882,440.584 210,421,340 672,019,244
Jan 1 '10 880,430,289 65,575.439 946,005,728 232,368,059 713,637,669
Jan 1 '11 946.003.798 66.239,158 1,012,242,956 256,640,290 755,602,666
Jan 1'121,037.811,719 52,641,786 1,090,453.505 276,815,727 813,637,778
Jan 1'13 1,122,690,043 41,750,842 1,164,440,884 294,779,242 869,661,642
Apr 1'13 1,137,211,854 90,938,893 1,228,150,747 304,860,242 923,290,505
x Including general fund bonds as follows: $8,500,000 at Jan. 1 1904,
$18,000.000 at Jan. 1 1905,$29,000,000 at Jan. 1 1906, $40,750,000 at jan.1
1907. $54,250,000 at Jan. 1 1908, $68,750,000 at Jan. 1 1909, $85,500,000
at Jan. 11910,$102.500,000 at Jan. 11911,$120,000,000 Jan. 11912,$137,500,000 Jan. 1 1913 and $137,500,000 Apr. 1 1913. On Jan. 1 1912 the
funded debt also included $23,795,579 of the corporate stock notes described
below; $35,391,095 of these securities were included on Jan. 1 1913 and
$50,967,666 Apr. 1 1913. None outstanding at previous dates.
'Consists of special revenue bonds and revenue bonds for current expenses
The water debt, included in the foregoing, was as follows at the several
dates below:
Water debt. Jan.1'98 Jan. 1 '11. Jan. 1 '12. Jan. 1 '13. Apr. 1 '13.
Gross_ _ _$59,568,249$128,913,618$160,195,447*$177,576,337*$183,634,116
Net ____ 42,796,855 95,928,156 124,127,585 132,912,755 132,287,255
*Included on April 1 1913 were $24,412.998 corporate stock notes issued
for water, and of which $11,312,998 were held by the public and $13,100,000
by the Sinking Fund. These on Jan. 1 1913 amounted to $17,249,719 held
by the public and $7,100,000 by the Sinking Fund.
ASSESSED VALUES.-The assessed valuation of property in the consolidated city for the year 1913 follows:
Manhat. & Real Estate. Personal Estate,
Total,
Tax Rates.
The Br'nx_$5,767,283,188 $270,603,495 $6,037,886,683
$18.10
Brooklyn_ __ 1,680,013,591
46,296,870 1,726,310,961
18.50
6,740,850
Queens ____ 477,792,836
484,533,686
18.50
81,558,246
1,777,225
1%ichmond__
83,335,471
19.20
Total 1913-$8,006,647,861 $325,418,440 $8,332,066,301 $18.10 to $19.20
Total valuations for each borough in previous years were as follows:
Queens.
Richmond.
Man.80TheBenx. Brooklyn.
Total.
1912_5,938269,111
1911-.5.937,880,465
1910-5,543,421,737
1909-5,423,312,599
1908-.5,365,115,461
1907_ 5,235,399,980
1906...4,926,345,290
1905-4,680,680,189
1904-4,461,119,496
1903-4,295,489,443
1902-.2,937,511,554
1901-2,869,465,574
1900_.2,799,871
1899--2,669,088,835
1898--2,365,490,372
1897_.2,168,835,858
1896-.2,106,484,905
1895-2,016,947,662
1890__1,696,978,390
1885_ _1,371,117,003
1880_1,143765,727
,872

1,723,496,394 463,147,289
1,745,026,899 451,909,227
1.463,368,346 339,922,440
1,439,142,030 317,785,805
1,418,312,907 306,367,810
1,274,088,457 228,860,037
1,169,729,982 169,140,633
1,031,894,265 149,499,728
990,568,732 138,856,650
953,794,705 133,958,623
756.110,610 117,885,838
748,203,743 118,006,430
695,335,940 109,926,453
855.092.980 110,066,632
5)
603.796,483
555,103,714
563,987,132
452,758.601
330,683,762
234,835,991

80,149,636
81,946,696
70,124,976
70,260,125
68,394,222
56,993,441
50,578,280
50,072,045
49,997,779
49,156,147
45,539.716
52,295,126
48,988,128
44,103,582

8,204,862,430
8,216,763,287
7,416,837,499
7,250.500,559
7,158,190,400
6,795,341,915
6,305,794,185
5,912,146,227
5,640,542,657
5,432,398,918
3,857,047.718
3,787,970,873
3,654,122,193
3.478,352,029

No assessment or tax in 1898.
In 1903 the assessment of real estate was made on the basis of about real
value; 1903 and subsequent values, therefore, are greatly in excess of those
for previous years, and consequently the tax rate is much lower.
(Under a law passed by the 1911 Legislature, the collection of taxes takes
place semi-annually instead of annually, as heretofore. V. 93. p. 63.1
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.-Under the provisions of the city charter,
registered bonds may be issued in denominations of $10 or any multiple
thereof.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.-Section 8, Article 1. General
Municipal Law. Consolidated Laws of 1909, provides that "all bonds of a
municipal corporation, until payable, shall be exempt from taxation for
town, county, municipal or State purposes."
DEBT LIMIT.-At the general election in Nov. 1909 the voters passed on
a constitutional amendment which permits the city, in ascertaining its
borrowing capacity, to exclude bonds heretofore issued for any rapid transit
or dock Investment, as well as bonds hereafter issued for a public improvement which provides a revenue in excess of the interest and amortization
charges. The rapid transit and dock bonds may be excluded only in proportion to the extent to which the current net revenues received from these
improvements shall meet the interest and amortization charges. • See the
amendment in full under general remarks for New York State. • • 0,• •




47

ISSUANCE OF SHORT-TIME NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF SALE
OF CORPORATE STOCK.-A law was passed in 1911 authorizing the City
Comptroller to issue short-term notes to provide funds pending the sale of
corporate stock. See V. 92, p. 1577.
ISSUANCE OF CORPORATE STOCK IN FOREIGN CURRENCY.
The 1911 Legislature also passed a bill permitting the City Comptroller to
make corporate stock payable in the currency of foreign countries. See
V. 93. p. 63.
GENERAL FUND BONDS.-A new kind of bond (known as the "General 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 Apr. 1 1913 $137,500,000 of
these bonds had been issued.
APPROPRIATIONS.-The total appropriations for Greater New York
in 1898 was $77,473.084.77; in 1899 it was $93,520,082.03; in 1900 it was
$90,778,972.48; for 1901 it was $98,100,413.43; for 1902 it was $98,619,600.88; for 1903, $97,119,031.10; for 1904, $106,674,955.09; for 1905.
$109,817,593.03; for 1906, $116,805,490.37,• for 1907, $130,421,505.56;
for 1908, $143,572,266.17;for 1909, $156.545,148.14;for 1910,8163,130,270:
for 1911, $173,967,835; for 1912,$181,090,657, and for 1913, $192,676,241.
POPULATION (U. S. Census .figures)1910.
1900.
1910.
1900.
Greater N.Y._ _4,766,883 3,437,202 Boro. of Queens.. 284,041 152,999
Man.& Bronx_ _2,762,522 2,050,600 Boro. of rtich'd_ 85,969
67.021
Roro. of Beklyn 1,634,351 1.166,582
Health Dept. estimates that the population of the Greater City will be
5,372,983 on July 1 1913.
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. We show first the bond issues made since the Greater New York
Charter went into effect. Then we add statements reporting at length the
indebtedness of the separate boroughs; all the districts, towns and other
divisions being in each case grouped under the borough to which they belong.
GREATER NEW YORK.-Bonds issued since consolidation.
The loans marked (s f) are held in the sinking fund.
GREATER N. Y. CHARTER. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
3)g M-N
Corporate Stock.
8600,000
_1928
BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS.
3g
M-N
sf 50,000
1929
3g
Bridges over Harlem River.
M-N
sf 70,000
1940
3g M-N 81.029,845-1928 3g
M-N
sf 105,000
1941
3g
M-N
sf 46,000
1941 3g
M-N
sf 131,000
1942
3g
M-N
sf 154.620.
1942 3g
M-N
sf 14,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf 40.000.
1919 3g
M-N
sf 20,000
1953
3g
M-N
sf 231,000
1952
Dept. of Corrections Bldg.
3g
M-N
sf 138.901.1953 33g M-N
$300,000
1928
3g M-N
500,000-- -- -1930 34g M-N
650,000
1929
33g M-N
1,250,000--1929 3g
M-N
sf 40,000
1928
3%g M-N
1,200,000
1941 331g BI-N
150,000
1952
3g M-N
250,000
1953
Department Public Charities.
33ig M-N
1954 3g
450.000
M-N
sf $31,518
1929
3,1-N
Bridge Connecting Pelham Bay 3g
sf 287,000
1940
3g
M-N
Park and City Island.
sf 35,000
1941
M-N
1919 3g
3g
M-N sf $135,000
sf 61,000
1942
M-N
1941 3g
3g
M-N
sf 405,000
sf 80,000 _
1952
3g
M-N
sf 127,5001953
Bridges over Bronx River.
1919 334g M-N
3g
M-N
175.000.........
sf $16,000_
1953
3g
M-N
200,000.......1954
sf 11,500_ __ 1953 3g M-N
..1952
Court-House-Appellate.
3g
M-N
sf 25,000
3g
M-N
$250,000_ _.....1928
sf 75,000 _______ 1941 34g M-N
375.000_ _.....1929
Bridge over Tracks N. Y. Cent. 3g M-N
M-N
sf 85,000
3g
M-N
1922 3g
1929
sf $33,000
3g
M-N
1941
Criminal Court-House.
sf 2,000
3g M-N
M-N
1928 3g
sf $20,0001923
50,000
M-N
sf 97,000.......1952
Bridge over Port Morris Branch. 3g
3g
M-N
sf $9,000-1921 3g
M-N
sf 35,000
1953
1940
3g
M-N
New Hall of Records.
sf 1,000.
II-N sf $150,000.......1929
1953 3g
3g
M-N
sf 3,525
3g M-N
Bridges over East River.
500,000.......1929
..1929 3 34g M-N
M-N sf $1,402,824
3g
1930
250,000
1940 3 M g M-N
sf 67,000
3g
M-N
2,810,0001940
1941 3 Mg M-N
3g
M-N
at 10,000
500,000-....1952
1952
1952 334g M-N
sf 750,000 _
3g
M-N
700,000_
1954
3g
M-N sf 1,648,000
_ 1953
Health Department Buildings.
3g M-N
2,000,000 ______ -1928 3g
M-N sf
1952
3g M-N
M-N
.1929 3g
700,000
sf
$107,500........
74,000
1953
3 M g M-N
M-N
4,500,000
1940 3g
sf 1,000
1954
3g M-N . 2,000,000 _______ 1952 3g M-N
250.000
1953
3g M-N
3.000,000.
200,000
-1953 34g M-N
1954
3g $1-N
4.950,000_
__ 1954
Botanical Museum.
3g M-N
$200,000
1,500,000 ---- 1941 334g M-N
1928
M-N
sf 175,000
1928
Viaduct over 96th St.,Riv.Drive. 3g
Alt. & Rep'rs, Qu. Co. C't H'se.
3g
M-N
sf $85.000_ -- -- -1940
3g
31-N
sf $5,000
1953
Bridge over Newtown Creek.
3g
M-N sf $180,000
1940
Rep rs N. Y. Co. Court-House.
3g
M-N
1952 3g
M-N
sf 30,000_ _
sf $5,000
1953
3 Hg M-N
-1954
350,000
Construction CI-House,Bronx.
M-N
sf 250,000
..1952 3g
3g
M-N
sf 110.000
1953
Melrose Avenue Viaduct.
Library Bldg., Bryant Park.
34g M-N
$140,000
__ 1928 334g $1-N
$500,000_ ___-1929
3g
M-N
...1941 3 M g M-N
sf 20,000
500,0001942
1952 3g M N
3g
M-N
sf MOO _
1952
600,000
' 1953 3g M-N
sf 57,000
3g
M-N
1954
1,000,000_
1952 4g
M-N
sf 116,976 _
1955
3g
M-N
500,000 _
M-N
500,000
1958
Bge.over Mott Hav.Cana1,135St. 4g
..1941 3g
M-N
33ig M-N
$30,000
sf 150,000 _
1956
3g
M-N
sf 115,000_
1957
Bridge over Eastchester Bay.
1953 3g
M-N
sf 610,000
3g
M-N
1958
at $52,500
1941 4g
31-N
1959
3g
M-N
sf 10,000 _
1,300,000
3g
M-N
250,000_1956
M-N
sf 5,000 _ -1952-1953 48
M-N
472.400......1957
Bridge over Garretson's Creek. 4g
3g
M-N
1.000,000
sf $16.000
1952 4;4g M-N
1957
Bge. over N. Y. & H., 189th St.
Public Building, Crotona Park,
3g
M-N
$75,000. _ - __ __1928
1952 33.g M-N
sf 86,000
3g
M-N
M-N
sf 2.500
1914
sf 18.000
1953 3g
Bridge, Prospect Ave., Bklyn.
Hospital Bldg.,Gouverneur Slip
3g
M-N
1952 3g M-N
sf $8.000_
$50,000 _
1928
3g
M-N
sf 14.000......1953 334g M-N
85,000
1930
Bridge over Gowanus Canal.
3g
M-N
sf 8.000-- __ _.1953
3g
M-N sf $195,000
..1953 334g M-N
1954
100,000 _
3g
M-N
sf 15,000 _
-1954
New Harlem Hospital.
3g
M-N sf *220,322_ _
1952
Bridge over Flushing Creek.
$1-N
3g
1953 3;ig 3.1-N
sf $36,000
1954
200,000 ___
3g
1.1-N
at 13,000
___ _1952
Repairs to C't House,nlan
3g
M-N
BUILDINGS AND BUILDING
sf $28,537 ....1952
SITES.
3g
M-N
sf 2.500
1953
New Buildings, Central Islip.
Armories.
1929
M-N
M-N
3g
sf 82,000
sf $19,500 _______ 1923 3g
1930
3g
M-N
sr 115.681
Court-House Site, Bronx.
$147.079_ -- _- -1940
3g
M-N
at 56,063 __ 1940 3)g M-N
-1942
New Richmond County Jail.
3g
M-N
st 566,653 _
..1952
3g
M-N
sf $3,000
sf 52.500 __ 1952 3g
M-N
1953
3g
M-N
sf 55,000
M-N
sf 365,000_ _ _____ 1953 3g
Hall of Records, Kings County.
3;ig $1-N
550,000_ _-- _-1942
3g 31-N
3g M-N
84001.000
1952
100,0001953______ M-N
3g M-N
sf 20,000
250,000_1954 3g
1941
Site Montague St. Pub. Library.
Amer. Museum of Natural Hist.
$1-N
3g M-N
_28
11,92, 3g
sf $40.000
1550.000.
1952
3g
M-N
334g $1-N
300,000 _
sf 30.000
-1953
55.000-1195523
..1953
3yig M-N
100.000.
Borough Bldg., Richmond.
3g
3g
M-N
M-N
sf
at $44,000
1952
_
3g
3g
M-N
sf 72,500 ......1953
M-N
sf 93,491
1953
34g M-N
100.000...1954 334g NI-N
50.000_ __ __ 1954
sf 150,000
M-N
1940
3g
New Hospital, Bronx.
3g
M-N
sf 200.000- - - -- --1941 3g
M-N
sf $46,000_
1953
_1954
Bklyn. Inst. of Arts & Sciences. 334g M-N
50,000
$300,000
Court Building, Brooklyn.
3;,ig M-N
a 300,000
M-N
M-N
sf $7,500
1953
3g
1941 3g
sf 49.500
3g
M-N
____ 1952
Borough Hall, Queens.
3yig M-N
150,000
14-N
.1954 3g
sf 840.000...1953

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NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

[VOL. xcvi.

New Bellevue Hospital.
RAPID TRANSIT.
WATER.
MISCELLANEOUS-(con.)
334g M-N
$50,000
-1954
To Provide for Water Supply.
Court House, Gates Ave., Bkiyn. 3 Rapid Transit RR.
Assessment on City Property.
3g
M-N sf $260,000
1920
Mg
M-N
-1948-1949
$8,000,0003g
M-N
sf $35,0001954
1953 3g M-N
M-N
sf 445,000
1921 334g M-N $1,000,000
2,500,000
1950 3g
13th Dist. Municipa Cou
Station, Brooklyn.
11-N
sf 945,502
1922 3gComfort
g
M-N
1950 3g
1,500,000
3g
M-N sf $127,000
M-N
sf $60,000
1952
1953 33g
M-N
sf 544,000
1952 3g
M-N
1951 3g
18,499,9501
1I-N
sf 68,000
1953
3g
M-N
sf 680,498
1953
sf 501
1
Public
-Comfort
Sta.,
Manhat.
3g
M-N
DOCKS AND FERRIES.
sf
482,500_ __ -_- _1953
1952
3 lig M-N sf 1,166,050
1952
sf $10,000
M-N
3g
Mg M-N
Docks and Ferries, &c.
500,000 1919 & 1952 3g
1952 3
314g M-N 10,000,000
sf 16,000
1953
3g
11-N sf $2,075,294
650,000
1953 3g 11-N
A928 33g M-N
1953 334g 11-N
5,000,000
11-N
1953
50,000
3g
3g
M-N
M-N sf 1,374,706-------1940 3g M-N
1,500,000
1954 33g M-N
4,700,000
1954
100,000
1954
3g
M-N sf 1,800,000
6,750,000
-1941 3g M-N
1954
1954 3g M-N
4,750,000
Telegraph, Richin'd.
3g
Al-N
M-N
sf 850,000-------1942 334g M-N
sf 158,500
1954 3gFire-Alarm
sf 250,000
1955 3g
M-N
sf $2,000
1953
3g
M-N sf 1.000,000-1952 4g
M-N sf 1,588,500
1955
M-N
500,000
1936 3g
2d, 3d 6c 4th Wards, Q'ns.
3g M-N
M-N
250,000-1940-----2,000,000
1955 3gMays
4g
M-N
sf 36,000
1956 4g
M-N
sf
$42,500
1953
3g M-N
4g
M-N
650,000__-1941 4g
4,250,000
1956
1,500,000
M-N
1957
2d 6c 5th Wards, Richm'd.
11-N sf 1,653,000
334g M-N
3,000,000_
_1929 4g
1956 3gMaps
M-N
sf 204,825
1957 3g
M-N
sf $20,000
1953
3lig M-N
M-N
5,000,000______ _1952 4g
3,600,000
M-N
sf 632,500
1957
1958 4g
Various
Purposes.
3g M-N
1,600,000
1928 43g M-N
4,500,000
1957 34g M-N Municipal
1957 4g 11-N 13,000,000
1954
3g M-N
M-N
3,000,000_ 1953 4g
4,000,000
M-N
1,500,000
1958 3lig 11-N $34,500,000
1958 4g
12,500,000
1955
3g M-N
M-N
3,150,000------1954 4g
2,000,000
3
M-N
1958 3g
,
1959 4g
M-N
sf 186,735
1926
3g
M-N
4g
M-N
sf
sf 55,000
'
1924 3g
213,012
1959
11-N
sf 13,500
1924
PARKS AND PARKWAYS.
1I-N
sf 695,000
1925 3g
4gsf10,000
1960 3g
li-N
sf 104,235
1925
4(g if-S
St. John's Park.
M-N
sf 85,000
1926 3g
_„_1960 3g
M-N sf 2,070,699
1954
3g
M-N
sf $50,000........1916
3g
M-N
sf 51,500
(Subject to
1957 3g
call after 1930.)
6,000,000_-M-N sf 7,748,704
1955
1941 4g M-S
3g
M-N
sf 15,000
.
11-N sf 2,709,000
1958 4g
8,500,000
1960 3g
11-N
17,500,000
1955
4g 1I-S
Harlem River Driveway.
M-N
1925 4g
100
20,000,000_11ch 11962 4g
11-N
10,500,000
1936
334g M-N
1940
$300.000.
4g
1I-N
811,000
1926 4g
M-N 34,000,000
1956
Construction and Improvement
4g • M-N
1959 3g
16,000,000
M-N
sf
1,319,295
1956
of Parkways.
3g
M-N sf 10,463,225
1959 3g
M-N sf 2,555,824
1957
1914
3g
M-N sf $100,000
.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
3g
1960 4g
sf 1,004,400
M-N
9,000,000
1957
1940
3g
M-N
sf 100,000_
12,000,000_ __- _--1960 4g 11-N 63,500,000
School-Houses, Sites & Bidgs. 4g M-S
1957
sf 10.000------1941 3g M-N *1,820,785
M-N
3g
(Subject to call after 1930.)
19
4g
11-N
14,000,000
1958
3g
M-N
sf 80,000.1942 3 Mg M-N
4g
11-S
1960
$21,500,000
300,000
1940
4g
M-N
360,440
1957
3g
M-N
sf 10,000------1953 3g
4
lig
M-S
20,000,000_11oh 1 1962 3g
11-N sf 1,174,055
1928
M-N sf 6,510,575
1958
3 Mg M-N
100,000
-_1929 3
1922 4g
sf50,000
M-N
1,800,000
1942 38 g '12
11-N 30,000,000
1959
Central Park Asphalt Walk.
20,000,000_Mar 1 1963 3g
3g M-N
1,500,000
1952 4 sg M-S
M-N
sf
2,345,559
1959
3g
M-N
sf $2,000_1940 3
M-N
3,200,000
1953 3g Water Mains and Pumping.
sf775,542
1960
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
1I-N sf $106,343
1918 4glig 3g
M-N
sf
750,000
1952
M-S sf 32,000,000
1960
3g
M-N
sf $65,000.
1923 3g
350,000
1920
M-N
sf 200,000
1953 3g M-N
(Subject to call after 1930.)
3g
M-N
sf 30,000
1941 3g M-N
Laying Water Mains.
5,600,000
1954
li,g'10 11-S 30,000,000
1960
Public Parks, 27th-28th Sts.
33g M-N
$300,000
1917 4
g '12
33
1.100,000
.....
-_1922
434g M-S
45,000,000_11oh 1 1962
3g
M-N
-1921
3g
sf $1,248
M-N
sf 50,000
1917 3g'12 ___ sf 3,850,000
Boroughs of Manhattan & Bronx
1922
Public Park, Houston Street.
Long Island Water Plant.
3g
M-N sf $1,656,327
1929
M-S 25,000,000_Mar 1 1963
3g
1920 3g
M-N sf $198,779
$570,000
1918 4Mg
M-N
sf 8,273
1940 3 Mg M-N
Repairs.
Low,
Seth
Fire-Boat
3g
M-N
1940 334g M-N
sf 14,000
Sanitary Protection of Water.
1,700,000
1929
1953
11-N
sf $22,500
3 Mg M-N
1940 35ig M-N
3g
2,000,000
1I-N sf $200,000
1917 3g
1,000,000
1940 3
New Fire-Boat.
Mg 11-N
Public Parks, Twelfth Ward.
350,000
1917 3gConstruction
334g M-N
1,0001000
1941
1953
M-N
sf
$8,500
1921
3g
3g
M-N
1I-N
sf $29,495
sf 100,000
1919
3g
M-N sf 1,000,000
1941 3g
Topographical Bureau, Bronx.
1941
3g
M-N
sf 20,000
1I-N
350,000
1919
Borough of Brooklyn.
M-N
sf $2,000--1953-1954
1942 3g
M-N
3g
sf 7,500
33g 1I-N
500,000
1920 3gRebuilding
11-N
sf
$85,615
1929
Retaining Wail,
3g
M-N
sf 5,049
1953 3g
11-N
sf 500,000
1921
M-N
07,385
1940 3g
Edgecomb Avenue,
3g
Public Park, Hester Street.
M-N
sf
200,000
1952
3g
M-N
sf
300,000
1941
3g
1953
1I-N
sf
$5,000
3g
M-N
1920 334g M-N
sf $31,908
Laying
Water Mains, Brooklyn.
1,800,000
1929
Webster Avenue Relief Sewer.
3g
M-N
sf 1,000
1942 3g M-N
M-N sf $200,000__1918-1919
1940 3g
2,190,000
3g
11-N
sf $2,500
1953
3g
M-N
sf 125,000
1941 34g M-N
3g
M-N
1
sf
25,0001
1920
900,000
1941
Improving & Equipping Brown3g M-N
1941
2,050,000
1,
850,0001
Borough of Queens.
Stone Bldg., City Hall Park.
Improvements, Riverside Park. 3g
3g
M-N
sf 29,000
1952 3g
M-N
1929
sf
$7,650
M-N
sf $1,000
1953
3g
M-N sf $153,500
1921
M-N
sf 47,500
1953
11-N
sf 49,350
1940 3g
Duyvil & Pt. Mor. RR.
3g
M-N
sf 91,611
1940 3g
150,000
1920 3gSpuyten
1941 3g M-N
M-N 1sf 100,000
11-N sf $551,025
1953
3g
M-N
sf 75,000
1941 3g
New
Aqueduct.
,
0001
3g
M-N
1942 33g M-N
1I-N sf $300,000
sf 15,600
1917
200,000
1941 3g
ASSESSMENT BONDS.
3g
M-N
1952 334g M-N
sf 3,000
334g 1I-N
2,000,000
1917
500,000
1929 3g
M-N
$200,0000n or aft.'10
Riverside Drive Extension.
1I-N
sf 450,000
1918 3
33i
g
M-N
150,000
1940 3 Mg 1I-N
M-N
3)4g M-N
3
sf 320,1000n or aft.'!!
1928
$500,000
350,000
1918
Borough of Richmond.
11-N
3g M-N
1929 3g
sf 500,0000n or aft.'12
100,000
3g
M-N • sf 300,000
1919 3
M-N
sf
$47,000
1940
11-N
83,129On or aft.'04
1941 3g M-N
3g
1sf20,0001
M-N
1I-N
2,650,000
1919 3g
100,000
1929 3g
M-N
100,000011 or aft.'05
1 150,0001
3g
1I-N
sf 90,000
1920 3r
M-N
150,000
1941 3
M-N
3g
200,0000n
or aft.'07
1942 3gHigh-Schools
M-N
sf 50,000
3g
Mg
M-N
2,200,000
1920
and
Sites.
M-N
2,5000n or att.'05
sf 18,703
1952 3g
3g
M-N
500,000
1921 3g
M-N
sf 246,852
1929 33g M-N
11-N
1,0000n or aft.'06
3g
M-N . sf 36,000
1953 3
3g
M-N
sf 200,000
1922 3g
Mg
M-N
sf
26,419
1940
33g M-N
M-N
10,0000n or aft.'07
50,000
1953
M-N
1,500,000
1952 3g
M-N
813,484
1940 3g
334g M-N
1I-N
7,5000n or aft.'08
750,000
1954 3g
3g
M-N sf 1,530,000
1953 3g
3 Mg M-N
800,000
1941 33
4,0000n or atf.'09
11-N
3g
Completion Riverisde Pk.&Dr. 3g
1I-N
,
6g
350,000
1953
M-N
75,000
1953 3g
3g M-N
1914
5,000,000
3g
11-N
sf $1,500
1940 3 lig M-N
AI-N
sf
70,000
1954
sf 112,637
1941
650,0000n or aft.'07
M-N
Public Parks, 145th-155th Sts. 3g
1I-N
500,000
1922 3g
M-N
sf 1,000
1951 33g
984,3800n or aft.'08
11-N
33g M-N $1,365,000
1929
3;ig A-0
1,000,000_Apr 1 1954 3g
Borough
of
Richmond.
930,000
1916
M-N
4g
Park, 54th Street.
M-N sf $100,000
1941
334g M-N
3,000,000
1914
3g
M-N
1929 3g
sf $7,162
M-N
sf 75,000
1953
MN
350,620
MISCELLANEOUS.
1917
3g M-N
4g
1941 3g Medical
1,250,000
College
Dormitory.
4g 11-N
Department Street Cleaning.
6,500,000
1917
Park, 76th St. & East River.
M-N
sf $50,000
1952 3g
11-N
500,000
M-N sf *100,000
1929 4g
1918
1942 3g
3g
M-N
sf $11,541
sf 3,000
1953 3lig M-N
M-N
4g
300,000
1919
2,00000
1953 3gSiteM-N
350,000
34g M-N
College of City of N. Y.
3g
M-N
M-N
3g
sf
1
9
18,424On
or
62,668
4
2
0
9
aft.
99
Public Park, 111th Street.
11-N
sf $14,861
1941 3g
M-N
334g M-N $1,738,362
11-N
sf 355,474
1952 3g
11,515On or aft.'00
1928 3g
3g
M-N
sf
121,119
1942
M-N
3g
159,000
11-N
sf
1918 3g
17,185On
or
3g
3g
M-N
sf 170,033
aft.'01
1953
M-N
sf 16,052
1942 3
M-N
3gmg 11N
11- N
3g
M-N
1929
9,0000n or aft.'02
sf 201,431
1
,
95
44
2 3g
sf 65,000
of N. Y. Bldgs.
11-N
12,097On or aft.'03
3g
210000:000000
886,886
1940 3gCollege City
31g M-N
sf $500,000
1952 3lig 11-N
M-N
3g
2,6000n
or aft.'04
1953
Prospect Park-Improvement. 34g 11-N
11-N
100,000
1954
61,676On or aft.'05
M-N
3g
3g
M-N
sf $10,000
1942
Fire Department.
$300,000
M-N
50,0000n or aft.'04
3g 1I-N
1929 3g
New Parks, 23d-24th Wards.
M-N
1926 •
241,000
162,735
1941 3g
sf $5,000-.1909-1929
24g M-N
334g M-N
20,171On or aft.'06
11-N
M-N
sf 800,000
1941 3g
3g
2g M-N
1929
sf 8,000
STREETS AND DRIVEWAYS. 3g
M-N
sf 1,0000n or aft.'10
sf 161,000
1953 3g
1I-N
3g
M-N
sf 12,500
1929
1I-N
29,000
1915
1953
4 4g
11-N
sf 12,500
3g
Awards for Change of Grade.
ParkiWorth and Baxter Sts.
M-N
1,645,000
4g
1916
50,000
M-N sf $115,480
3g
M-N sf $185,605
1928 3g 1I-N
1942 3g
1,500,000
1917
1954 4 Mg M-N
M-N
250,000
sf 217,720
1941 3 Mg M-N
Improvement Parks, Parkways 3g
sf 5000n or aft.'11
3g
3g M-N
250,000
1940
and Drives.
Police Department.
sf 3,0000n or after
1940 3g'12
1942 3g
3g
1I-N sf $123,500
M-N
sf 187,500
1921 3g
M-N sf $136,390
Nov 1 '13
1941
3g
M-N
M-N
M-N
sf 15,000
375,000
sf 7,000
1952 3g
1918 3g
sf1,000
1922
1954 3g'12
3g
M-N
sf 125,000
200,000
1942 334g M-N
100,000
1954 3g M-N
34g M-N
M-N
150,000
1942 3g
Improvement Wallabout Basin.
sf 9,499
1953
GENERAL FUND BONDS.
33ig M-N
1929
M-N
250,000
1I-N sf $100,000
sf 165,000
1952 3g
1953 3g
Issued under the provisions of the
M-N
3g
M-N
sf 32,500
sf 622,500
1952 3g
Public Bath, Rivington Street.
1953
$50,000_Nov 1 1928 Greater Now York Charter as
3g 1I-N
3g M-N
450,000
Paving Jerome Avenue.
1953
1928 amended by Chap. 103, Laws of 1903.
1I-N
sf 20,000
3g M-N
800,000
1954 3g 11-N
$60,000
1928 3g
General Fund Bonds.
M-N
sf 12,000
Public Baths. City of N. Y.
3g
M-N
1953 3g
sf 806, 00
1928
11-N sf $137,500,000
1942 3g
3g
M-N id $150,000
Improve. Wm. H. Seward Park.
Re-Paving Streets.
1930
M-N sf $310,000
11-N
1952
sf 72,000
3g
M-N
1942 3g
1928 3g
sf $30,000
1I-N
250,000
sf 50,000
3g
1928 3g
M-N
1952 334g M-N
St 100,000
BOROUGHS
OF
MANHATTAN
300,000
2
1953
1929 334g M-N
250,000
3g
M-N
sf 6,300
1953 3g 11-N
AND THE BRONX.
3g
M-N
sf 24,000
1954
1941 34g 11-N
350,000
Improvements Crotona Park.
M-N
sf 642,500
1953 DEBT OF OLD CITY OF NEW
1953 3 Mg 11-N
100,000
3g
M-N
sf $30,000
1928 3g
YORK.
sf 25,000
1952
11-N
Monument to General Fowler.
Bronx Park Zoological Garden. 3g
In the following statement loans
1I-N
2,450,000
1952
334g M-N
1940 3g
sf $1,550
$100,000
1940 3g M-N
wholly In the sinking fund are dis2,000,000
1941
Soldiers' Memorial Arch.
3g
M-N
sf 75,000
1941 33g M-N
tinguished by sf prefixed to the
2,000,000
1942 3g
M-N
M-N
sf 125,000
3g
sf $5,000
1942 3g M-N
194
1,500,000
1952 3g
11-N
20
9 amount outstanding. Sinking Fund,
3g
M-N
sf 25,000
sf 2,000
1951 34g M-N
750,000
1953 3g 11-N
1940 a Secured by Special
3g
M-N
200.000
sf 125,100
1952 34g M-N
Derived by Annual Taxation,
3,150,000
1954 3 Mg 11-N
43.000
1942
sf 63,000
1929 3 Mg 11-N
M-N
3g
Act of June 3 18783g M-N
Bedford Ave. Improve.. Bklyn.
49,900
Department of Health.
1952
Additional Water Stock.
3g M-N
1924 3g
sf $21,000
11-N
$25,000
M-N
100,000
a
1953 3g
A-0 1$100,0001_0ot 1 1933
3g M-N
3g
1942
11-N
1 3
Acquiring Land, William St.
100,000
1954
sf 3,000
1 sf45,000f
1953 3g
1I-N
Skate and Golf House, Van 3g
M-N
sf $1,800
sf 44,287
1919
(Subject to call after Oct; 1 1913.)
Cortiandt Park.
Street and Park Openings.
Construction of Sewers, BkIly
95
n.
3
300,000_0ct 1 1933
A-0
3
1914
3g
3g
M-N
3
M-N sf $2,696,548
sf $20,000
11-N
1953
1940
Sf ,
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1913.)
1929 3%g M-N
3g
M-N
sf 74,619
Silver Lake Park, Richmond.
100,000
Armory Bonds.
1940 34g M-N
M-N sf 2,598,211
3g
M-N Id $85,0001
1954
1940 3g
100,000
$170,500__Nov 1 1914
M-N
3g
1941 3 Mg M-N
3g
M-N
sf 538,700
1
30,0001
167,000
1942 3g
M-N sf 100,000__Nov 1 1914
1942
11-N sf 2,265,578
Entrance Central Pk., 66th St. 3g
Carnegie Library Sites.
3g
11-N
sf
4,193,188
1952
38
M-N
3g
M-N sf $250,000
1942
1940
sf $8,200
CONSOLIDATED STOCK.
M-N
sf 826,226
1953 3g
1952
Botanical Garden, Bronx Park. 3g
sf 202,155
M-N
1,849,107
New York Bridge Bonds.
1929 3g
3g
M-N sf $125,000
1953
sf 173,500
1941 3g M-N
M-N
3g
11-N sf $330,000
3g
M-N
1,112,126
1941
M-N
1922
sf 50,000
90,000
1953 3
1942
3%g 11-N
sf 112000:00000
iv
M1-N
19250
1952 3%8 11-N
1,000,000
3g
M-N
sf 69,000
250.000
1923
1952 35g 11-N
3g M-N
2,010,000
1953
95v4
.3
50,000
1952 334g M-N
Redem. Assess. Bonds, Park1A
3g
sf
M-N
M-N
1954 3g M-N
sf 20,000
30,000
$458,000
1929 3
1926
1953
g3g M-N
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
100,000
Improvement Atlantic Avenue. 3g
M-N
sf 210,801
1929
1954
1I-N sf $727,000
Improvement of Central Park. 3g
3
1942
1913
11-N 0$250,000
Land Awards.
3g
1.1-N
M-N
sf 2
10
1952 3g
sf $7,883
1942 2 M 11-N00
20:
M-N
1941 3g
M-N
0000
1913
sf 680,000
sf $5,000
Improvement of Parks, Bor- 3g
1953 3g
-N
1952 336g
1918
11-N
sf 1,000
sf 108,500
M-N
Bridge over Harlem River East
150,000
1953 3g
ough of Richmond.
1953
1I-N
sf 4.000
33g M-N
of Broadway.
1954
sf $5,000
1941 3%g M-N
100,000
3g
M-N
Imp. Toilet Facilities (CityPks.)
M-N
3g
M-N
1952 3
sf 31,500
1942
sf $45,000
1919
3g
M-N
sf $3,000
Widening Roadway, 59th St.
1941 3g
Br'k Av.
11-N
1952
. N. H. & H. RR.
sf 1,000
1952 3g
3g
1I-N
sf 11,500
sf $5,000
M-N
1942 3g
M-N Brg.
1921
11-N
M-N
11-N
1953 3
1953 3g
sf 21.500
sf $50,000
sf 40,000
3g
sf 4.096




MAY,1913.j

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Boroughs of Manhattan & Bronx.
Fire Hydrant.
M-N
*50,000
1925
CONSOLIDATED STOCK-(Con.) 3g
336g M-N
50,000
1925
Amer. Museum of Nat. History. 3
M-N
sf 25,000
1925
1913
M-N sf $595,000
3
Police Department.
1913 3g
2A M-N
sf 205,000
M-N
$60,550
1925
1920 334g M-N
st 474,103
M-N
3
100,000
1916
1920 3
475,000
3g
M-N
M-N
sf
14,000
1918
1925 334g M-N
sf 50,000
M-N
3
20,000
1918
1917
250,000
3 A g M-N
New East River Bridge.
Bridges over Bronx River.
3
sf $137,325
1920
1919 334g M-N
sf $5,000
M-N
3
M-N
100,000
1917
1920 336g M-N
sf 15,000
M-N
3
300,000
1918
1919
sf 30,000
M-N
3
Public
(St. John's).
Bridge over Harlem R., 153d St. 336g M-NPark $554,565
1916
sf $50,000
M-N
1919 3
3
M-N
st
35,000
1916
Girard and Walton Ave. Bridge.
Park, 111th Street,
1922 3 Public
st $15,000
M-N
3
M-N
1917
st $79,848
Harlem River Bridges.
3
M-N
1918
sf 8,842
3
M-N
sf $17,175
1913
Park, 12th Ward.
3
M-N
sf 45,590
1914 3 Public
1921
M-N
sf $66,308
3
M-N
sf 39,325
1915
State Tax for Insane.
M-N
3
274,181
1920 336g
1916
M-N
$1,200,000
M-N
3
sf 4,000
1918 334g M-N
1915
177,000
3
M-N
sf 96,000
1919
Fort Washington Park.
McCombs Dam Bridge.
1918
336g
M-N
$867,310
3
M-N
sf $69,388
1916
Bridge Road.
Bridge Connecting Pelham Bay 3 ExtensionKings
1919
M-N
sf $2,000
Park and City Island.
Parkways
& Drives.
Park,
[mot.
3
M-N
st $1,000
1916 336g M-N
1917
$123,000
3
M-N
1919 336g M-N
sf 34,000
1918
175,000
Harlem River "Ship Canal."
1919
sf 690,000
3
M-N
Ship Canal.
1920
310,000
3g
M-N
3
M-N lit $315,000
1914 3
1918
M-N
sf 37,000
3
M-N
sf 45,069
1915 3
1921
M-N
102,000
3
M-N
st 36,573
1919
1914
sf 100,000
M-N
M-N
3g
80,000
1920 3
165,0001
3g
M-N
1914
Third Avenue.
I st 7001
3
M-N sf $100,000
1914
Redemption Bonds.
3
M-N
1915
sf 85,000
3 A g M-N
1922
$7,000,000
1920
3
M-N
sf 204,038
Assess. Bds., Park Av.
1916 3 Redemp.
3
M-N
sf 15,000
M-N st $100,000
1920
1916
334g M-N
250,000
Bonds.
1917 3 School-House
334g M-N
400,000
M-N
1913
$754,561
1920 3g
400,000
3g
M-N
M-N
1914
st 77,621
1920
M-N
st 655,980
3
M-N
1914
809,013
1918 3g
400,000
336g M-N
3
M-N
27,000
1914
155th Street.
M-N
84,695
1914
1916 3 A g M-N
M-N sf $1,140,000
3
1,925,141
336g
1915
1917 3
if 5,000
M-N
3
M-N
st
1,453,402
1916
100,000
1920
3g
M-N
3
M-N
sf 122,886
1916
First Avenue.
334g M-N
1916
3,691,270
3
M-N st $180,000
1920 3
M-N
iif
122,806
1916
City Improvement Stock.
M-N
42,000
1914
3g
M-N
$778,772
1915 3
334g M-N
112,058
1916
Castle Garden Imp. Aquarium. 3g
M-N
1914
959
st
3
M-N
1920
$70,000
M-N
87,871
1914
New Parks, 23d & 24th Wards. 3gPublic
Park, 11th Ward.
1029 3
236 M N sf $4,736,100
1920
$23,709
sf
M-N
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Public Park, 28th Street.
1929
5,087,000
236 M-N
1921
sf $16,696
3
M-N
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Fifth District Police Court.
Public Park, Hester St.
1913 3
st $39,189
M-N
3
M-N
st $12,790
1920
Re-Paving.
3
M-N
sf 1,271
1923
1913 3
3
M-N st $1,500,000
M-N
sf 2,500
1920
1913
500,000
M-N
3
Viaduct, Riverside Drive.
1916
500,000
M-N
3
M-N
sf $65,000
1914
1920 3
sf 525,000
M-N
3
700,000
3g
Impr. Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
M-N
1920
475,000
3lig M-N
1916 3
M-N
sf $55,000
1923
3 A g M-N
600,000
1917
Melrose Avenue Viaduct.
3 A g M-N
1,400,000
1918 3
M-N
1922
sf $25,000
Seventh District Police Court.
Department of Correction.
3
M-N
st $73,636
1916
3
M-N
1921
sf
$50,000
3
M-N
sf 14,485
1917
250,000
1918
199,000
3g
M-N
1920 336g M-N
Public Driveway.
Hospital Bldg.,GouverneurSlip
3
M-N sf $1,700,000
1918 3
M-N
1916
sf $65,000
800,000
M-N
3g
1920
Department of Charities.
336g M-N
250,000
1916 3
M-N sf $418,175
1921
Washington Bridge Park.
350000
336g M-N
1918
1915
sf $16,779
3
M-N
Ambulance Station.
sf 20,000
M-N
3
1920 3
*50,000
M-N
1916
sf
640,000
3g
M-N
1920
Dock Bonds.
Gore of Land, 135th Street.
4
M-N sf $820,000
1913
M-N sf $183,509
1916 4
3
M-N
1914
sf 175,000
Ward's Island Purchase.
3
M-N
1914
sf 270,000
M-N sf $147,360
3
1913 3
M-N
355,000
1914
672,409
M-N
1913 336 M-N
3
1,150,000
1915
Corlears Hook Park,
3
M-N
11,000,000-1916-1917
$1,370,421
1913
M-N
336
1 500,000
1918
124 500
1914 3
M-N
3g
M-N
st 500,000
1918
El'zone Plant, Riker's Island. 3
M-N
1,000,000
1919
1913 236 M-N
sf $37,000
M-N
3
sf 50,000
1919
Cathedral Parkway.
st 400,000
236 M-N
1920
$195,000
1914 3
M-N
3g
M-N
1,050,000
1920
Mulberry Bend Park.
3
M-N
st 450,000
1921
1924 3
3g
M-N $1,584.371
M-N
1,250,000
1921
100,000-------1920 3
M-N
3g
M-N 3( 2,480,000
1922
Crotona Park, Public Bldgs.
3
M-N
20,000
1922
1914 3
st $33,164
M-N
3g
M-N st 1,660,000
1923
1914 3
. 60,000
M-N
3g
865,000
M-N
1923
1920 3
sf 36,947
M-N
3
sf 960,000
M-N
1924
Fire Department.
M-N
3
1,125,000
1924
$108,015
1914 336 M-N
M-N
3g
500,000
1924
1915 3
sr 150,000
M-N
3
st 30,000
M-N
1925
st 600,000
1916 336g M-N
M-N
3
1,750,000
1928
Street and Park Opening.
250,000
sf
3
M-N
1928
$1,868,867
334g M-N
1918 3g
M-N
1,160,000
1925
Street-Cleaning Department. 336g M-N
1,000,000
1926
1914 334g M-N
M-N sf $130,115
3
4,000,000
1927
50.000
3g
M-N
1914
Water Mains.
150,000- _- _ 1916 3 Croton
336g M-N
M-N st $250,000
1918
College of the City of N. Y.
M-N
400,000_ _-_ _1918
$47,000
1914 336
M-N
3g
for
Pub.
Bldgs.
Health
&
Comf't
1914
45,650
336g M-N
M-N
st $25,000
1919
1915 3
st 350,000
M-N
3
Bath, Rivington Street.
1915 3 Public
158,600
336g M-N
M-N
sf $30,000
1919
High-School Bonds.
Court House, Appellate Division
1916 336g
M-N
3
sf $5,000
M-N
$389,432
1918
3
M-N
sf 64.594
New Hall of Records1919
1923
M-N sf $105,100
b.-Secured by Special Sinking
Bldgs. for Botanical Museum.
1921 Fund Derived from Annual Taxation
3
M-N sf $125,000
Under Provisions of the Constitutional
Riverside Park.
3g
M-N
1914 Amendment Adopted Nov.4 1884-$190,000
3
Additional Water Stock.
M-N
sf 10,000
1914
3g
M-N
$3,030,500
190,000
1914 336g M-N
1915
3
M-N
st 55,000
1,750,000
1921 334g M-N
1916
Paving Jerome Avenue.
3g
M-N
376,500
1914
sf
$125,000
M-N
sf 15,000
M-N
1922 3g
3
1914
Additional Croton Water Stock
Board of Health.
$200,000
M-N
1914
st $38,028
M-N
1919 3g
3
Water Main Stock.
Re-Paving 3d Ave., 23c1 Ward.
$250,000
M-N
1914
$50,000
1920 3g
M-N
3g
1023 Payable from Taxation or from Sinksr 14,000
M-N
3
ing Fund, if Approved by CommisRe-Paving Avenue A.
1920 sioners, Provided Such Payment Shall
$100,000
M-N
3g
Not in Any Way Impair the Preferred
Wards.
24th
Re-Paving 23d &
1920 Claims thereon. (Section 6,Chap.
3
M-N 1st $13,425
1921 383, Laws of 1878)1st 400,000
1917
336g M-N
1100,000
Consolidated Stock-City.
1920 6
1 85,000
1901
$500




49

Consolidated Stock-County.
3.30g J-3
1 $699,000
1917
18,000,000_1918-1921
Tax-Relief Bonds.
$2,500
1890

sioners Thereof Approve, Provided
such Payments Shall Not in Any Way
Impair the Preferred Claims Thereon
(See Sec. 6, Chap. 383,Laws of 1878).
3 M-N
sf $75,000_0n or aft. '88
3 M-N
sf 36,042_0n or aft. '95
3 M-N
sf 5,888_0n or aft. '96
c.-Payable from Assessments or 3 M-N
13,019_0n or aft. '97
sf
from the Sinking Fund,if the Commis- 3 M-N
sf 30,588_0n or aft. '98
ANNEXED TERRITORY BONDS.
Town of Morrisania11913 to 19151
Central Av. construction
Annually 1$1,000 y'rlyf $2,500
J Semi
1916 1980 1
Central Av. construction
7
lannually $1,000 y'rlyj 65,000
Town of West Farms'Annually& 1914 to 21471
Central Av. construction
7 Iseult an. $1,000 y'rlyf 232,000
These bonds mature $1,000 yearly, except in the years 1916 and 1917,
when in each year $1,500 mature; in 1949 and 1975, none; in
1950. $2,000;
In 1959 and 2147, each $500. Interest on about one half the
bonds is paid
annually, on the remainder semi annually.
'Highway improvement $92,000
Village of Williamsbridge-----1Sewers
175,000
$267,000
'Improvements $1'75,000
Town of Westchester_ __ _ -----1School district ---------18,000
18,000
193,000
Village of Wakefield, highway improvements
36,170
Town of Eastchester, school district bonds
1,000
a, 13, c.-These letters indicate on which sinking fund the bonds are a
lien, as more fully explained below.
INTEREST-WHERE PAYABLE.-Coupon interest is payable at
Guaranty Trust Co.; registered interest at office of City Comptroller.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
OLD CITY OF BROOKLYN
The old city of Brooklyn covered the entire area of the county of Kings,
the county government being consolidated with that of the city on Jan. 1
1896 under the provisions of Chapter 954 of the Laws of 1895. Under
provisions of this Act, "the debt of the said county shall not be deemedthe
to
be,or be included as, a part of the debt of the City of Brooklyn, within the
meaning of the provision of the constitution of the State of New York
limiting the power of cities to incur indebtedness." (See "Chronicle,'
Vol. 62, p. 49.) The towns of Flatbush, New Utrecht and Gravesend
were annexed to the City of Brooklyn in 1894 and the town of Flatlands
became a ward of the city on the first day of January 1896.
Borough of Brooklyn-Old City of
Public Market Bonds.
Brooklyn-(Con.).
334g _ -$90,000
1924
Arrearage.
Museum Arts and Sciences. •
J-J sf $150,000_ __July 1 1923 336g
4
J-J
*200,000_
_ _Jan 1 '25-'26
334 J-J
700,000_ _ _ _May 1 1924 336 J-J
92,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1927
(Subject to call.)
4
34 $549,000_ _.._July 1 1924 336 J4 sf 25.000- -_ -Jan 1 1927
Sewer Bonds,
County Deficiency.
J-J
336g J-J st $48,000__Jan 1 1926 4
$100,000
1917
J-J
334g J-J
50,000
700,000_ _ _Jan 1 1936 4
1918
334 34 1st 100,000
Bridge Bonds.
1924
50,000
6
J-J
I
$350,000
1925
July 1 1914
34
500,000
6
J-J
300,000
July 1 1916 4
1919-1923
5
J-J
500,000_ __ _July 1 1917 3 Ag 34 sf 40,000_ ___Aug 6 1916
6.000
5
J-J
250,000____July 1 1918 334g
1913
30,000
5
J-J
810,000_ _ _July 1 1919 336g
1914-1919
5
J-J
6,000
319,000____Ju1y 1 1920 334g
1920
4
J-J
371,000 __July 1 1921 3 A g ___
63,000
1921-1927
_
4
J-J
400,000_ _July 1 1922 3 A g
7,000
1928
4
J-J
200,000 ___July 1 1923 334 --43,000
1922
4
J4
257,000
200,000
_Jan 1 1925 34 --1915-1916
3-3
250,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1925
300,000_ __ _July 1 1927 3 A g J-J
4
356,000_ ___July 1 1928 3 A g J4
4
J-J
175,000__Jan 1 1936
334g F-A
21,000__Aug 1 '13-'15
New York Bridge.
J-J sf 117,000_ __ _July 1 1922
7
J-J '$400,000 July 1 '13-'16 3
334
J-J sf 50,000
96,000__ _July 1 1917
7
J-J
1933
J-J
400,000_ _July 1 '23-'26
100,000_ __ _July 1 1918 3
7
J-3
7
J-J
104,000_ _ _ _July 1 1919 334 --- 1s1 200,0001-1923-1926
1 200,0001
7
3-3
190,000_ _ _ _July 1 1920
J-J
200,000
1931-1932
7
J-3
191,000___July 1 1921 4
0,000_ __ _Jan 1 1925
7
J-J
154,000_ _July 1 1922 334 34
7
J-J
65,000_ __July 1 1924 336g 3-3 1218,000-Jan 1 1936
I 50,000--Jan 1 1937
Memorial Monument Bonds.
336g J-J
$40,000_ _ _Jan 1 '24-'27 3 Ag .14 sf 15,000
1938
J-J
100,000___Jan 1 1926
7,000_ _ _ _Oct 4 1917 4
334g J-J
334g 34
New East River Bridge.
45,000_Jan 1 1918
3 A g J-J
$25,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1935 336 J-J
50,000_ __ _Jan 1 1925
336g 3-3
150,000_ _- _Jan 1 1936 336g J4 1st 50,0001-_Jan 1 1927
1 250,0001
336g J-J
360,325-_--Jan 1 1937
J4
336g F-A
100,000_ ___ jan 1 1914
sf 2,000____Jan 1 1937 3g
Bridge Connecting Counties of 3g 34 sf 49,000_ _Jan 1 1914
Kings and Queens.
Park Bonds.
1925 4
$100,000
334g
J-J
$50,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1914
112,000- _-Jan 1 1936 7
336g J4
J-J 6,561,000_ __July 1 1915
40,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1922 7
336 J-J
J4
134,000__ _ _July 1 1916
334 J-J
600,000__ _Jan 1 '26231 7
J4
500,000..__ _Jan 1 1917
60,000_ _Mch 12 1926 7
336g M-S
1-3
410,000_ -_ _Jan 1 1918
3
J4 I 300,000--Jan 1 '23-'25 6
34 1.092,000July 1 1924
lsf 60,000----Jan 1 1922 3
J4 sf 100,000_ ___Jan 1 1914
Approach3
J-J
1 1915
4
J-J 1$200,000 July 1 '25-'26 3
J-J
65,000_ -Jan 1 1916
1 75,000_ ___July 1 1927 3
34 sf 100,000--Jan 1 1917
336 .14 1$200,000 _ _ _ _Jan 1 1927 3
J-J at 50,000- __Jan • 1
1st 82,000_ _Jan 1 1927 334g 34 sf 40,000...... July 1 1918
1913
334
1,200,000
1923-1926
Re-Indexing Bonds.
3 A g J-J
100,000_ - _ _Jan 1 1928
3 A g 34
70,000-- _ _Jan 1 1929 336g J-J sf $271,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1927
Local Improvement Bonds.
City-Hall Improvement Bonds.
3 Ag J-J
J-J I $400,0001_ _Jan 1 '16-'24
$95,000_ -_ _Jan 1 1920 3
3 A g J-J
sf 35,000_ _Jan 1 1920
1st 500,0001
3 A g J-J
25,000__Jan 1 1921 334 34 1 200,0001 ____1918-1921
Gravesend Improvem't Bonds.
1st 140,0001
J-J
at 7,000_ __Jan 1 1921
$300,000_July 10 '32-'34 3
336g
J4 1100,000
1920
336 J-D sf 13,000_ Dec 17 1925 4
1 8,000
1921
8,500- _May 21 1925
336 J4
34
300,000.... Jan 1 '20-'22
Interest due on Gravesend Bds. 4
34
400,000_ _Jan 1 '25-'28
$21,242_ _ _ _Jan 1 1936 4
336g J-J
4
34
35,00(L._Jan 1 1929
Public Library.
J-J sf 200,000- ..Jan 1 '23-'24
$5,000
336g J-J
- _Jan 1 1937 336
3 A g 3-1
200,000---Jan 1 1914
Jamaica Plank Road Bonds.
200,000jan 1 '15 & '30
336g J-J sf $105,000___ _Jan 1 1917 336g J-J
3 A g J-J
300,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1916
Site and Building Bonds.
250,000_ __Jan 1 1917
3
J-.1 1st 200,000
1914-1915 336g J-J
sf 65,000
1916 336g J4 sf 215,000_ .... Jan 1 1917
F-A
300,000_ _Feb 13'14-'16
4
J4
1920-1922 3
900,000
37,000-.._ _Jan 1 1937
309,000
4
J-J
1923 334g J-J
st 10,000
3
J-J
100,000
1917
1920 334g
--- sf 117.000
1922
J-J sf 200,000_ __ _1921 &1923 3
3
--400,000
1922 3
1926
J-J 1st 70,0001
3
1 30,0001
Water Bonds.
1924
34 sf 100,000
3
--- $389,000
1914
1917 4
J-J 1st 30,0001
3
4
__
150,000
1914
I 220,0001
1937
500,000
3-3
1918-1919 334g --- 1st 110,0001
3
11,125,0001
Leonard Street Improvement.
205,855
Mch 1916
336g J-J sf $70,000_ _- -Jan 1 1937 336g J-J
J-J
sf 10,000_ __Aug 6 1916
336g
Market.
Wallabout
J-J
I
250,0001- _Jan 1 1925
336g
336 J-J sf $25,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1925
lsf 100,0001
15,000_ __ _Jan 1 1925
3 A g J-J
33ig J-J
16,500_ _ _May 21 1917.
25,000___Nov 10 1916 3
336g J-J
h g 34
350,000_ __ _Jan 1 1936
20,000_ _Oct 4 1917 336g
3 A g J-J
J-J st 116,395---Jan 1 1917
336g J-J sf 70,000.___Jan 1 1925
3 A g J-J
65,000----Jan 1 1925
Sold iers'ScSailors' Monum't Bds.
109,000__Jan 1 1926 4
3 A g 3-3
34 $109,000.... July 10 1925

50

4$

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

GRAVESEND.
School Bonds
$100,000_ - __Jan 1 1920
J-J
4
was annexed to the City
200,000__ _Jan 1 '1£3-'19 of Gravesendin
3 M J-J
Brooklyn
1894.
40,000_ _ _ -Jan 1 1923
3M J-J
Sewer Bonds,
J-J sf 200,000__ _Jan 1 '23-'24
.T-J ;66,000_ _ _Jan 2'18-'27
3M J-J sf 18,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1925 4)45
132,000_ - _ _Jan 1 1925 3.65s J-J 20,000_ - _ Oct 4 '18-'27
33ig J-J
J-J 156,000_ _July 2 '19-'25
474,000--_Jan 1 1936 3)4s
3g J-J
3
1917
.14
127,000 _July 2 '26-'28
f 4,000
1100,000
1918-1919
6,000_ __ _July 2 1921
9,000_ _ _ _July 2 1922
-----1920
J-J 1sf 87,000
3
J-J 1128,000„July 2 '23-'30
lsf 75,000
1921 58
4
J-J
1200,000____1920 &1922
I 10,000_ __ _July 2 1931
1 50,000
7,000_ __ _July 2 1932
1921
July 2 1921
28,000
3
J-J
1917-1920
400,000
J-J 30,000_ __ _July 2 1922
Isf 93,0001
1916 58
3
7,0001
280,000 July 2 '23-'30
1
3,000_-_ _July 2 1931
1917-1919
3
.T-J sf 300,000
1920
Improvement Bonds.
J-J Isf 85,0001
3
J-J $330,000_ _ _ _July 1 1933
1 15,0001
58
J-J 127,000_ __ _Jan 1 1934
,T-J
1921-1922 58
3
200,000
J-J 300,000_ _July 1 1939
1923 48
J.-4 181 80,0001
3
J-J 40,000_ _ _ _July 1 1934
53
1 20,0001
3 Mg J-J
250,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1937 BOND.DEBT Apr 1 '13..61,427,000
3 A g J-J
90,000_ _Jan 1 1937
NEW UTRECHT.
1927
33g J-J sf 24,500
New Utrecht was annexed to the
1924
100,000
3g _ _ _
1926 City of Brooklyn in 1394.
50,000
33ig _-1935
218,000
3g __
Street improvement Bonds.
J-J $410,000_ _ _Jan 1 '14-'54
SINKING FUND.-The sinking 5s
fund Is invested in Brooklyn's own BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13_4410,000
bonds, those issues marked with "sf"
COUNTY OF KINGS.
In the table above being held enKings County and the City of
tirely by this fund.
were consolidated on Jan. 1
Brooklyn
INTEREST.-Interest is payable
by the City of New York. Regis- 1896 (see V. 62. p. 49).
the
of
office
the
at
tered interest
County Farm.
___ $119,000._ ...May 1 1913
Comptroller and coupons at the Nas- 48
sau National Bank, Brooklyn.
_ _ _ 100.000_ ---May 1 1914
3)4s
ASSESSED VALUATION.-(BorDriveway & Parkway.
$200,000„July 1 '13-'14
ough of Brooklyn.)-There was no
43
50,000-July 1 1915
-_
assessment or tax in 1898.
11,800,000- _July 1 '16-'33
FLATBUSH.
Improvement.
Building
City
the
to
annexed
was
Flatbush
$175.000-May 1 '13-'19
48
of Brooklyn in 1894.
Park Fund Loan.
Sewer Bonds.
1 '13-'44
1913
--$1,600,000-May
48
15
J-J sf$5,000..July
33s
400,000._July 1 '33-'40
J-J sf36,000-July 15 '14-'19 48
33s
J-J sf5,000_July 15 1920
3 Ms
Refunding Loan.
J-J s124,000_July 15 '21-'28 334s
33s
--- $130,000_ _ _May 1 1918
J-J 144,000_July 15 '13-'28 3s
43
--_ 180.000_ _ _May 1 1915
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13_4214,000
Street Improvements.
48
LOTS.
--- $500,000_ _July 1 '15-'19
NEW
($100,000 due yearly.)
• New Lots was annexed to the City
4s
-__ 51,050,000..-July 1 '20-'26
of Brooklyn in 1894.
($150,000 due yearly.)
J-J $325,000_July 15 '13-'25
43
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13-$325,000 BOND.DEBT Apr 1 '13-$6,304,000
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
VILLAGE OF COLLEGE POINTCOUNTY OF QUEENS.
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
The debt of the county of Queens
Is reported under the county's own
Improvement Bonds.
name on a subsequent page; the 3)4s
1913-1926
___ $64,400
amount of the original deot which 45
12,000__Deo 1913-'16
was chargeable to the City of New
Water
Bonds.
be
to
finally
adjudicated
York was
75
J-J 513,000„July 1 1913
$3,796,032 11, leaving $1,011,967 89 48
J-J 44,000_ _July 1914-'17
as Nassau County's share of the old. 45
___ 25,000
1937
apportionof
Indebtedness. Instead
ing certain bonds to N. Y. City and BOND. DEBT Apr 1 19134158,400
to Nassau County, the debt and in- VILLAGE OF FLUSHING-TOWN
terest Is not divided, but N. Y. City
OF FLUSHING.
pays .7895241493 of the principal and
Interest as It becomes due, and NasFunding Bonds-1892-93-94.
___ $1,500
1913-1915
sau County .21047585027. The Comp- 45
1913-1919
troller of N. Y. City acts as 4s ' A-0 7,000
agent in the payment of the debt.
Bonds.
Street
Improvement
The amount of Queens County bonds 48
M-N $22,000_ May 1 '13-'18
outstanding on April 1 1913 was 4s g
A-0 120,000-Oot 1 '19-'48
$4,408,000, of which $3,480,222 was
Water Bonds.
chargeable to New York City.
1914
A-0 $20,000
58
1913-1932
4s g
J-D 20,000
LONG ISLAND CITY.
Queens
in
city
This was formerly a
VILLAGE OF WHITESTONECounty.
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
Newtown (Funded Debt).
Water Bonds.
F-A $96,000-Feb 1 '14-'19
6s
1922
___ $30,000
F-A 16,000_ - __Feb 1 1920 4348
4s
1923
_-- 22,000
4348
1924
7,500
Water Loan.
--4348
1920 4
($10,000
1914-1918
2,500
--1921
i 8,000
3s
Improvement Bonds.
1924 53
5,000
1913-1921
--_ 538,000
A-Of 12,000--__Oct 1 1913 5s g
1913-1926
68
___ 48,000
10,000--Oot 1 1914
Bonds.
Sewer
sf19,000--Oct 7 1915 6s
1902
4 Msg
$164.59
1919
3Ms _--- 17.000
OF
HEMPSTEAD.
TOWN
(Refund.)
Bonds
Map
u Survey &
The bonds of the old town of
J-J $66,000-July 1 '18-'25
Hempstead which have been asFunded Debt Bonds.
1913 sumed by N. Y. City, are given below
A-05112,000
4s
The rest of the bonded debt of the old
u Refunding Water Loan.
town will be found under the town's
M-81$30,000__Sept 1 '18-'19 own name In its proper place else1. 45.000-Sept 1 '23-'25 where.
M-S 45,000 Sept 1 '20-'22
48
Road Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
J-J 5127,000--- _July 1 1923
48 g
1924 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 19134127,000
$35,000
4 Ms
The amount of the outstanding
General improvementBonds.
M-S$190,000----Sept 1 1914 bonds of the school districts con4 Ms
1913 tattled in the town of Hempstead
M-S 50,000
4)48
1918-1923 (except those below) which will be
M-S 300,000
434s
chargeable to the City of New York
Bonds.
Award
Park
1917 has not yet been judicially deter___ $78,000
4)4s
mined.
Recognized BONDED
DEBT Apr 1 1913_..41,144,000
HEMPSTEAD SCHOOL
PAR VALUE.-Bons are in $1,- TOWN OF DISTRICTS.
000 and $500 pieces.
under Hempstead.)
above
note
(See
city
the
by
payable
is
INTEREST
District No. 18.
of New York-registered interest at
1918
--- $5,000
the Chamberlain's office and cou- 58
1917-1938
___ 22,000
pons at the office of the Comptroller 58
District No. 27.
of New York City.
1917-1933
___ $17,000
58
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
District No. 23.
1913-1979
Road Bonds.
58
--- $67,000
" 1913-1919 58 g
1937-1949
$18,000
4s g
_-- 65,000
1913-1921
17,500
48 g
Hempstead School Districts Nos.
1913-1918 1, 9, 11, 15, 17, 20, 21 and 24 will be
6,000
--58
on pages 44 and 45.
TOWN OF FLUSHING SCHOOL found
DISTRICTS.
VILLAGE OF ARVERNE-BY-THE
SEA-TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
District No. 2.
Drainage Bonds.
1913-1910
54,000
5s1915-1919
$5,000
55 g
District- No. 4.
9,000
1920-1923
1914-1915 58 g
5851,000
Building Bonds.
District No. 5.
$8,000
1913-1927 55
1917-1924
F-A $72,500
g
Improvement Bonds.
M-S 34,000__Sept 1913-'29
4s
$40,000
1920-1927
M-S 10,000-Sept 30 '30-'34 5s g
4s
--- 60,000
1920-1925
58 g
District No. 7.
1920-1923
55
4,000]
g
1917-1936
$50,000
48 c
40,000
1920-1923
1937-1944 58 g
20,000
4s g




VILLAGE OF FAR ROCKAWAYTOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
Improvement Bonds.
J-J *61,000_ _Jan 1 1022
58
J-J
58
1914-1921
8,000
48
J-J
3,000--Jan 1 '14-'16
48
1914-1917
--4,000
48
_- - 15,000-__ _June 1 1918
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $75,000- __ -Jan 1 1916
58
58
J-J 35,000...._ _Jan 1 1917
J-J
3)4s
24,000......Jan 1 '14-'28

[VOL. xcvi.

Sewer Bonds.
3 As g
1913-1926
511,200
Road Bonds.
1913-1924
3 As g
56,500
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN.
Refunding Bonds.
48 g
$13,000
1913-1925
Road Bonds.
58 g
1927
$130,000
MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No. 1.
1913-1917
58 g
$11,250
VILLAGE OF ROCKAWAY B'ACH
District No. 2.
-TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD
1914-1944
58
--- 164.000
Street Improvement Bonds.
TOWN OF NORTHFIELD.
58
___ 121,000
1914-1920
Road Improvement Bonds.
1927
TOWN OF JAMAICA.
--- $150,000
58 g
4.,Road Bonds.
DISSCHOOL
NORTHFIELD
1926
$450,000
TRICTS.
Town-Hall Bonds.
District No. 3.
4s
1913-1926
--- 526,000
$552.63 - -1913-1915
_
4385
District No. 6.
VILLAGE OF JAMAICA-TOWN
17.000
1913-1919
_
OF JAMAICA.
55 Distric-C No. 6.
Sewer Bonds.
$19.000. _June 1 '13-'22
58
1917
___ $150,000
4g
District No. 7.
5525
1913-1915
Street Improvement Bonds.
6s
_-_ $400,000 _ _1917-1936
4g
Distri-c-C No. 9.
1913-1916
58
--- $1,400
TOWN OF • JAMAICA SCHOOL
DISTRICTS.
TOWN OF SOUTHFIELD.
District No. 1.
Refunding Bonds.
1927-1976
__ _ $50,000
4)48
1013-1932
- $17,400
District No. 2.
Road Bonds.
1913-1924 4s--- $12,000
5s
58
1927
_- - 5140,000
1920-1924
5,000
___
58
-- - 115,000
1927
5s
District No. 3.
1914
58
--- $8,000
SOUTHFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No. 4.
1913-1949
___ 174,000
48
District No. 1.
1913-1919 bs
___
3,500
5s
1913-1916
--- 52.800
District No. 2.
District No. 6.
1013-1914
51,200
1913-1922 55
6s
--- $2,500
District No. 3.
5g
___
1917-1918
12,000
1914-1921
52.400
4,000
1930-1933 55
__58
District No. 4.
District No. 7.
1913-1914
1450
-- ___ 124,000
48
1914-1937 58
___ 12,000
48
1913-1924
TOWN OF WESTFIELD.
___ 17,000
48
1913-1929
Bonds.
1913-1953 48 Road..--- 82,000
5s •
1920
535.000
55
1950-1974 58
_-- 125,000
1922
-- 80,000
District No. 8.
53
_-_ $10,000 ___-,1914-1918
WESTFIELD SCHOOL DIS45
--- 18,000__ _1919 to 1927
TR/CTS.
1930-1954
--- 75,000
5g
District No. 1.
District No. 10.
1913-1916
_
$800
68
1913
$500
58
__Distria No. 5.
1925-1928
58
___
2,000
1913-1919
$3,500
1914-1923 (is
58
5,000
__District No. 6.
1913-1014
VILLAGE OF RICHMOND HILL- 58
$1,250
TOWN OF JAMAICA.
Street and Sidewalk Bonds
1926-1935 NIAGARA FALLS.
--- 550,000
4g
1937-1950
--- 70,000
4g
This city is in Niagara County.
4g
1916-1925 Incorporated March 17 1892.
50,000
4g
1952-1981
__- 150,000
Market Bonds.
Village-Hall Bonds.
4348'12 J-J $39,400r___July 1 1932
1916-1925
--- 510,000
4g
School Bonds.
1913
Fire Bonds.
$5,000r
J-J
48
1914
___ $5,000
4g
1921-1925 48
M-N 3,000r
1917
&
4,000r-1915
A-0
48
TOWN OF NEWTOWN.
M-N 10,000r ____1915-1918
48
Road Bonds.
J-J 32,500r _ __ _1916-1922
1927 4s
$20,000
4Ag
24,000r --_ -1923-1927
J-J
4s
1927 48 g
_ _ _ 600,000
4 ms
A-0 25,000r_-_ _Apr '21-25
Flushing Ave. Impt.
150,000r___July '26-41
g
J-J
4s
Bonds.1"4-"17 48
$37,000
48
A-0 2,000r___Oot 1 1921
Rehunaing
35,000r__May 1 '23-45
1914 3348 g M-N 69,419r-Apr
58
- 518,000
1 '29-35
A-0
'06
g
4s
1913-1916
9.000
__48
Bridge Bonds.
NEWTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICTS. 43811 J-J $6,000_ __July 1 1931
Miscellaneous Bonds.
District No. 1.
1914
$9,000r
J-J
___ $28,000
1914-1927 45
48
1915
9,000r
14.000
1914-1927 3 34s'04 J-J
48
'22-'24
11
June
17,000r
J-D
'04
g
4s
District No. 2.
J-J 30,000r-Jan 1 1924
1914-1018 48
55
$10,000
1927
5,000r
1919-1924 48 '07 J-J
58
6,000
Water Bonds.
District No. 3.
J-J 112,0000 _ __ _1913-1914
1913-1914 45
$1,300
5s
16,000r ----1013-1916
J-J
1913-1917 58
5.000
53
J-J
6,000r ----1917-1918
4s
District No. 4.
1914
J-J 50,000r
1913-1926 4s
53
55.600
38,000r
1916
J-J
3348
District No. 5.
J-J
9,000r ..-1915-1917
1914-1927 4s
___ 528.000
5s
1
14,500r_July
J-J
1926
4sg'06
7.
No.
District
J-J
1924
3,000r
1913 4s
_ _
1200,
58
4s g '09 J-J 300,000r _Jan 1 '19-'34
District No. 9.
Msg'10J-J
_Jan
1
400,000r__
1940
4
1913-1920
___ $8,000
58
43011 J-J 360,000__Jan 1 '41-'49
District No. 10.
1914-1921 48 g '12 J-J 17,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1930
_-- $12,000
58
Park and City-Hall Bonds.
1913-1927
--- 26,250
5s
1913-1926 48 g'10 J-J $60,000r_ _ _ _Jan 1 1930
--- 14,000
58
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
District No. 11.
1913-1914 434g'11 J-J $45,000r_Jan 1 '21225
68
$2,000
Fire Bonds.
5.District No. 12.
1914-1922 4348'll J-J $42,500rJuly 1 1931
--- $4,500
District No. 14.
Sewer Bonds.
1913
1913-1920 48
58
--- $4,000
J-J $130,000r
1914-1928 48
55
--- 30,000
J-J 200,000r _ _ _ _1913-1914
1914
M-S 160,000r
48
1917
A-0 9,000r
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND. 48 •
1921
4,000r
48
J-J
COUNTY OF RICHMOND.
M-N 15,000r-May 1 1919
48
Funding Bonds 1894.
J-J 68,000r ..July 1 1920
48
..Nov
1 1921
48 g
1914 48
J-D $95,000
M-N 115,000r-4,000r.._ _Jan 1 1922
Road Bonds.
J-J
48
4s g
J-D $90,000_ _ _ _June 1 1919 48
J-J 27,000r__ _Nov 1 1922
4348
F-A 100,000---Aug 1 1915 4s
A-0 14,500r..__Oot 1 1923
F-A 150,000_-Aug
4348
Aug 1 1916 4s g '04 J-J 22,000r_ July 1 '21-'24
3348
M-N 45,000____Nov 1 1917 4s g '04 J-J
10,000r.._July 1'23-'24
4s g
--- 35,000- __ _June 1920 4s g '06 J-J 56,000r_ _July 1 1926
4s g
100,000_ __ _Aug 1920 4s
4,000r
1924
J-J
4s g
J-D 168,000.. June 1 1921 4s g '08 J-J 70,500r
1928
J-D 202,000 ___ _June 1 1922 4 34g'09 J-J 45,500r.____Jan 1 1929
4s g
4s g
A-0 230,000---Oct 1 1922 4;ig'10 j-J
20,000r--- _Jan 1 1930
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '1341,215,000 434g'12 J-J 114,000r-Jan 1 '30-'34
66,500r_ _ _Jan 1 1930
CASTLETON SCHOOL DISTRICTS 4Asg'12J-J
Certificates of Indebtedness.
District No. 1.
$4,000
J-J
1913-1916
1913 4s '10 J-J
15.000
6s
1,800r__ _Jan 1 1920
58
District No. 3.
May
DEBT
BOND.
1914-1922 Total assessed val. 1913 $2,852,119•
$27,000
5s
1912_32,403,935
District No. 5.
about 40% actual value)
1913-1016 (Assessment
*1,350
434s
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-521.65
30,445
VILLAGE OF TOTTENVILLE- Population in 1910
TOWN OF CASTLETON.
INTEREST on water bonds of
1912 is payable at Hanover National
Water Bonds.
1913-1926 Bank, New York City.
516,800
3)4s g

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NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS

51

BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-$1,093,000 OSSINING.
Assessed valuation, real_ -67,041,505
This village is in Westchester Co.
Assessed val., personal_ __ 5,920,719 Incorp. 1813. Commission governAssessed val., franchises__ 4,378,254 ment approved Mch. 14 1911.
Total valuation 1912
77,340,748
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
Population in 1910
154,157 430'13 M-S $75,000-....Oct 1 '18-'42
OGDENSBURG.
This city is in St. Lawrence Co.
INTEREST is payable at County
Street-Impt. Bonds.
Incorporated as a city in 1868.
Treasurer's office or in N. Y. exch. 430'10 F-A$121,000__Aug 1 '15-'39
School Bonds.
4148'12 A-0 54,500r__Apr 1 1917
4s '97 J-J
$8,7500_July 1 '13-'17
Water Bonds.
330'00 J-J
6,000c_July 1 '13-'20 ONEONTA.
3.95s'09 A-0 $50,000r___Apr 1 1939
3348'05 M-N 4,0000_May 1 '14-'15
Co.
Inc.
under
18,000____Oot 1 1917
Otsego
In
Chas).
30,
HEMPSTEAD.
NORTH
4s '05 M-N 20,000c_May 1 '16-'25
100,000 - __Oct 1 1918
4s
of 1885; became city Jan. 1 '09. 4sThis town (P. 0. Manhasset) is in 48 '09 M-N 28,000o_May 1 '14-'29 Laws
4s
1919
30.000
Public Impt. Bonds.
Nassau Co. Population 1910, 17,831
Water-Works Bonds.
Bonds.
Roslyn Landing Improv. Bds. 330'88 M-N $20,000r_May 30'14-'18 4348'12 J-J 314,500- __July 15 1941 58 Improvement
1931
___ *39,917.57
Paving Bonds.
4361039 J-J $10,0000_Ju1y 1 '16-'25 330'00 J-J
6,000o_July 1 '13-'20 330'89 Aug $7.000c_Aug 12'13-'19 58
3,374.82
1913
1ss Street Improvement Bonds.
4s '97 J-J 18,750o&rJuly 1'13-17 330'01 ann 27,000r_June 8 '13-'30 430'10 - 200,000r_Sept 1 '15-'39
$12,000c_July 1 '16-'27 3348'01 J-J
434g'09
7,200c_July 1 '13-'21 3.94s'05 J-J
3,200c_July 1 '13-'28 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913___$660,438
10,000o_July 1 '25-'34 48
4%g'09 J-J
J-D 175,000__June 1 '25-'40 430'10
6,500c_Aug 15'13-'25 Floating debt
64,561
F-A
9,000c_July 1 '25-33 4s '10 J-D 14,000__June 1.'21-'24
434g'09 J-J
30,836.19r
Water debt (included)
165,000
'12
M-S
4s
F.. Public Dock Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
Assess. val., real estate '12_7,144,230
5,100r
430 g M-S $21,000c_Mch 1 '14-'34 48 '93 A-0 $20,000o_May 1 '14-'23 48 '12 F-A
Assess. val., personal,'12__ 454,803
School Bonds.
Road Bonds.
430'12 M-S 100.000__Sept 1 '13-'32
8 '14-'27 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
J-D $26,000r__ _Deo '13-'25 TOTAL DEBT May 5'13. $431,700 4s '07 M-S $7,0000_Mch
4s
J'ne 12 '13-'26 opulation in 1910
11,480
J-J 40,000r_ _July 1 '13-'25 Water debt (included)___- 244.950 430'06 J-D 70,000r
4s
6,500c
INTEREST on 4 Xs is payable at
48 '05 J-J 12,000o_ _Jan 1 '14-'25 Assess. val.(80% act.)'11-5,842,650 4s '12 J-D
Funding Bonds.
Knickerbocker Trust Co., N. Y. City
434g'09 J-J 20,0000_ _July 1 '16-35 Total tax (per $1,000) 1911..-$23.76
430 g s-an 30,000o__Jan 1 '18-'27 City tax (per $1,000) 1911----$9.16 330'99 M-S $5,900r_Mch 5 '14-'19
Sewer Bonds.
9,000o_ _Jan 1 '20-'28 Population in 1910
430 g s-an
15,933 43010 F-A $5,500 Aug 15 '13-'23 OSSINING UNION FREE SCH.
7,500c_ _Jan 1 '20-'26
43/
2s g s-a
DIST. NO. 1.
2,100c
4s '12 F-A
Roslyn Water District Bonds.
School-Building Bonds.
Funding Sc Refunding Bonds. 4.20s
4.80sg'10M-N$108,000.Nov 1 '15-30 OLEAN.
'07 J-J $65,000e_July 1'13- 25
$10,5000..Sep 1 '13-33
Westbury Water Dist. Bonds.
This city is in Cattaraugus County. 3.458'04 Sep Bonds.
53 '08 July 12,000c_July 1 '26-'27
Building
4.35s'11M-N $60,000-May 1 '16-30 Incorp. April 26 1893, succeeding the
4.10s
'09
F-A 40,000r_Aug 1 '28-'35
'13-'35
1
$46,000r_Aug
village of Olean. The village of 4.15s'06F-A
Water Bonds.
4.358 '10 J-J 20,000r_ _July 1 '36-'39
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
_s '12 s-an $145,000 - -1917-1932 North Olean was annexed Jan. 1 '09.
BOND. DEBT May 6 '13_ $137,000
'14-'45
$32,000r_Jan
20
3.58s'05
Jan
Water-Works Bonds.
Town Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912_ -9,255_,055
Bonds.
48 '05 J-J 314,0000_ _July 1 '13-19 4s '89 J-J $2,500r.._ _ _Jan 1 1914 45 Refunding
tax (per $1,000) 1912_$8.71
'07 J-J $3,000c_Jan 1 '14-'19 School
7,000r_July 1 '13-'26
4s '96 J-J
Population in 1910
Bridge Bonds.
$285,663
11,480
'13_1
DT.
Jan
GEN.
BD.
$1,800r_ _July 1 '13-'14 4s '08 J-J 36,0000_July 1 '15-'32 Assessment debt (add'i)_-- 30,735
48
J-J
INTEREST on the 5s, 4.10s and
J-D
2,000c&r
Dec
'95
1
'13-14
'16&'21
58
110,000c_Aug
1
4sg'06 F-A
4.358 at Treasurer's office; on 4.20s at
1912___5,305,726
valuation
Assessed
110,000o_ _ _Aug 1 1926 45 '09 M-S 40,0000_Sept 1 '15-'54 (Assessment about 60% actual value) office of A. B. Leach & Co., N. Y
Park Improvement Bonds.
A-0 5,000c....Oct 8 '13-17
5s g
tax (per $1,000) 1913-__$13.92
55 g
A-0 2,7000_ _Oct 8 '13-'21 45 '06 F-A $25,000r Feb 1920-'24 City
9,491 OSWEGO.
BOND. DEBT Apr 12'11- $226,000 48 '06 F-A 10.000r_ _July 1 '25-'26 Population in 1910
This city is in Oswego Co. Incorp.
Fire Department Bonds.
INT. payable at Treas. office. •
Total assessed val. 1910-13,290,640
as a town in 1828 and as a city 1848.
_$18.70
48
'09
A-0
$25,000r_Oct 1 '19-'28
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
INT. on loan of 1905 payable at
436_8'13 M-S $200,000r Mch 1 '20-'29
J-J $30,000r_July 1 '13-'18 ONONDAGA COUNTY.
Nassau Co. Bank; on 4 %% road bds. 48
School-Bonds.
seat
is
Syracuse.
County
other
Mineola;
48 '09 A-0 25,300r___ Oct 1 1919
at First Nat. Bank of
4 Hs'll F A $40,500r_Aug 15 '13-'21
Penitentiary Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
loans at office of Supervisor.
City Bonds.
J-J $105,000c_ _July '13-'29
58 '09 A-0 $20,000__ _Oct 1 '13-'24 3s
330 J-D $144,000c ----1913-1918
Women's Dormitory Bonds.
4s '12 J-J
6,400r Jan 1 '14-'21
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN.FREE 4s
A-0 30,0000 ____1913-1917
__1919-1938 330
A-0$120,000r
4s
'12
J-J
7.000r_
_Jan
1
'14-'20
4s
A-0 3,0000 ___ -1913-1915
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 4.
Court-House Bonds.
43s'12 A-0 27,832__Apr
Water
Bonds.
This district (P. 0. Port Washing- 430'12 M-N 26,861.20 May1 1'14-'21
'14-21 4s '04 M-Sf$309,375r_Mch 1 '14-'28 3%s
A-0$247,500r_Apr 1 '14-'22
ton) is in Nassau County.
500,000r___Mch 1 1929 434s'08 J-D
1
North
Olean
Sewer
Bonds.
216,000r_June 1 '13-'28
430'08 J-J $105,000r_ _Jan 1 '28-'48 430'07 J-J $50,400r_July 1 '13-'33 45 '06 J-J 400,000r_Jan 1 '30-'36
Bridge Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_-- $138,000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '1341,445,000 43010
Refunding Water Bonds.
F-A $52,000r_Aug 15'13-'20
Assessed valuation 1910_ --2,579,650 4s '01 J-J $10,500r_July 1 '13-'33 Sinking fund
47,069
(opt. at any time).
(Assessment about g actual value.) 334699 J-J
174,937,723 4s Imp. Bonds
8,500r_July 1 '13-'29 Tax valuation, real
A-0 $2,205.61
School tax (per $1,000) 1910_ -$16.20 330'03 J-J
9,500.. _July 1 '13-'31 Tax valuation, personal__ 6,314,003 55
10,888.08
INT. payable at Bank of North BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '12 -3374,429 Total valuation, 1912
181,251,726 BOND.A-0
DEBT Feb 1913-3969,211
Hempstead in N. Y. exchange.
(Assessment about actual value)
Water debt (included)_ _ _ _ 131,998
Total valuation 1912
12,572,082
Assess. val.(70% act.) '12_6,758,577 County tax (per $1,000) 1912__$5.46 Total
"
tax (per $1,000) 1912-_-$31.20
Population
in
200,298
1910
Total
tax
FREE
(per
$1,000) 1911- _$27.41
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UN.
Population in 1910
23,368
Population in 1910
14,743
INT. on penitentiary bonds at
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
INTEREST on water, city and
INTEREST on park bonds at Syracuse; on court-house and dormi- bridge bonds payable
5s '08 J-J $25,000__July 1 '13-28
at
U.
S.
Mtge
5,500„Jan 1 '14-'20 Treas. office; on water bonds, part at tory bonds at Morton Tr. Co., N. Y. & Trust Co., N. Y.; on improvement
4s '05 Jan
BOND. DEBT May 17 '13 $30,500 Farmers' Loan & Tr. Co., N. Y.,
bonds at City Chamberlain'ii office.
Assessed valuation 1912__ A,366.836 part at the Union Dime Say. Inst., ONTARIO COUNTY.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$13.00 N. Y., part at Treas, office; on sewer
Canandaigua is the county seat.
OSWEGO COUNTY.
• • • , • bonds, part at Treas, office, part at
• • ' • • -A
Bonds.
Oswego is the county seat.
Schenectady Say. Bk.; on bonds of 4sRoad
$15,000r __July 1 1913 5s '12 M-S $12,000---Melt 1 1914
J-J
g
'04
NORTH PELHAM.
This village (P. 0. Pelham) is in 1909 at Exchange Nat. Bk., Olean. 4s '08 J-J 53,500r_July 1 '13-'15
Bridge Bonds.
43s'10 A-0 74,000r_Apr 1 '19-'22 434s'12 M-S $40,000-Mch 1 '18-'25
Westchester Co. Inc. Aug. 29 1896.
430'11 M-S 52,000_ _July 1 '22,'24
55 '11 A-0 $18,200r_Oct 1 '12-'26
Jail
Bonds.
15,000_ _July 1 '13-'17 414s'08 M-S 375,000r_Mch 1 '14-'20
4.30s12M-N 29,000r_May 1 '14-'42 OLEAN UNION FREE SCHOOL 4358'12 J-J
DIST. NO. 1.
9,000
Court-House Bonds.
58 '12 - _
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913---$348,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
School District No. 1 of the City 4s '08 J-J $109,000r_July 1 '15-'19 Assess. val.(80%act.)'12_33,843,558
BOND. DEBT May 1912_4322.000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912---$6.50
4.40s'12F-A $28,000r_Aug 1 '17-'41 and Town of Olean.
_s '12 ___ 30,000
J-J $7,000c&rJan 1 '14-'15 Assessed real estate, 1911_32,658,233 Population in 1910
4s
71,664
State&Co.tax (per *1,000) '11-$4.09
Improvement Bonds.
INT. at Chase Nat. Bk.. N. Y.0
July
40
15,000r
..July
1
'16-'19
430'98 J-D $24,000r_J'ne 17 '13-'28 430'07 July 28,000o &rJuly1'20-'29 Population in 1910
52,286
'13-'14
2,000r_J'ne 17
330'00 J-D
4s '09 M-N 75,000cdorMayl'15-'45 INT. at U. S. Mrg. & Tr. Co., N. Y OTSEGO.
Sewerage Bonds.
This town is in Otsego Co. Inc.
BOND. DEBT Apr 9 '13_3125,000
4.456'08 M-N $55,000r Nov 15 '14-'38 Assessed val. (34 act.) '12_7,259,739
Feb. 20 1869. Population '10, 4,287
TOTAL DEBT Oct 26 '12_ _$166,200 School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$11.72 ORANGE COUNTY.
Refunding.
County scat is Goshen.
Total assessed val. 1912___2,023,334 Population in 1913 (est)
334s
M-S $29,000c_Sept 1 '13-'30
21,000
Road Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
334s
M-S 15,000c ....Mch 1 1932
INTEREST
on
coupon
bonds
is 3%s Feb 1 $300,000r_Feb 1 '15-'34 330
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912410.40 payable at Seaboard Nat.
M-S
600o___Mch
Bank, 434s'11 A-0 182,000c-Oct 1 '13-'38 334s
1,311
Population in 1910
M-S
4,5000_ _ _Mch '17-'31
registered
on
bonds
Y.
to
N.
regisFeb
'15-'34
F
-A
200,000r
1
30'07
3
TNT. at Village Treas. office.
48
11-S
14,500c.
Mch 1 1923
holder.
tered
Court-House & Jail Bonds.
4s
M-S
7,5000___Mch 1 1914
4 30'10 F-A $55,0000__Feb 1 '14-'24 4s_ 11,000cNORTH TARRYTOWN.
41,000
y'ly.
BOND.
DEBT
Oct
22
'12-3754,000 BOND.DEBT May 6 1913 $82,100
This village is in Westchester Co. ONEIDA.
Assess. val.(4 act.) '10--45,908,595 Assessed valuation
Inc. 1874. Population 1910, 5,421.
This city is in Madison County. Population
1912..--3,068,201
1910
116,001
Sewer Bonds.
tax (per $1,000) 1912.. $10.80
Inc. Mch. 28 1901. Pop. 1910, 8,317
INTEREST is payable at National Total
- $36,000
-s
INTEREST payable at First and
Refunding Bonds.
Street
--Bonds.
Second Nat. banks of Cooperstown.
Yo'10 J-J $18,000__July 1 '13-'35 Bank of Orange County in Goshen.
4
'16-'27
1
4 Ms'll J-J $72,000r_July
School Bonds.
4.20E1'12 J-J 72,000r_July 1 '28-'39 330
M-N $15,000r_May 1 '14-'18 ORANGETOWN UNION FREE OTSEGO COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT May 19 '13 13180,000 431E3'11 F-A 43,000r_Aug 15
'19-'33
SCH. DIST. NO. 4.
Cooperstown is the county seat.
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ .4,457.075
Local
Improvement Bonds.
This district (P. 0. Nyack) is in
Almshouse Bonds.
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1912-- -$11.00 45 '05 Sept
$5,550..-Sept 1 '13-'15 Rockland County.
4348
F-A $25,000r --_-1913-1917
INTEREST at Tarrytown Nat
Paving Bonds.
430'07 J-J $72,000r_July 1 '13-'36
Highway
Bank in N. Y.exchange.
Apr $10,954.54rApr 1'12-'14 430
4s
A-0 6,000- -Apr 1 '14-'19 4s '09 Id-S Bonds.
$60,000r --,-1919-1924
4s '04 A-0
500r_Apr 1 '14-'15 BOND. DEBT Apr 1912__ $82,000 BOND. DEBT
May 1913 $85,000
NORTH TONAWANDA.
1,000r_Feb 1 '14-'15 Assessed valuation 1911..__4,796,757 Assessed valuation
4s '04 Feb
1911_ _21,451,444
This city is in Niagara County. 4s '05 J'ne 1,424_ _June 1 '12-'15
(Assessment about full value.)
Population in 1910
47,216
Pop'n
1910,
11,955.
1897.
Apr.
4s '06 Apr
4,287.90_Apr '14-'16 School tax (per $1,000) 1911__ _$8.00
Inc.
INTEREST
payable
at
6,597Feb 1 '12-'17
Paving Bonds.
414s'08 F-A
INTEREST payable at the Nyack National Bank, Cooperstown.Second
430'09 J-D $25,500r_June 1 '12-'19 430'11 May 2,515.68 May 1 '12-21 Nat. Bank in New York exchange.
Sewer Bonds.
4 s'11 A-0 7,650r_Oot 1 '13-'21
OYSTER BAY SCH. DIST. NO. 5.
$323.06o J'ne 1 1913 ORISICANYTALLS.
44s'12 J-J 32,500r_Jan 1 '14-'23 4s
4s
M-N $62,500o-May 1 1931
4s '04 Feb
191.68rFeb 1 '14-15
Sewer Bonds.
This village is in Oneida County.
J-J 68,000c_ _July 21 1947
Apr
M-S $33,000c_Sept 25 '13-18 4s
70.04r_Apr 1 1914 Inc. abt. 1888. Popula. 1910, 892. 430'11
BOND. DEBT Sept 23 '124130,500
1,000r_Apr 1 14-'15
J-J 39,0000_ _Jan 1 '14-26 4s '04 A-0
4s
Water-System Bonds.
Assess. val. (1-3 act.) '12_3,818,041
6,0000-Jan 1914-19 45 '05 J'ne
132.56 J'ne 1 '12-15 410'l1
4s
J-J
Jan $30,000r ____1916-1940 School tax (per$1,000)1912-- _$15.20
4s '06 Apr
' A
591.18 Apr 1 '14-'16 430
Water Bonds.
____1917-1940 Population in 1912 (est.)
Jan
8,000r
1924
7,000
1
Apr
A-0$275,000c&r_
430'07
M-N
13,267.88
45
May '14-'17 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913--..-$38.000
INT. on 4s at Glen Cove Bank; on
Water Bonds.
A-0 125,0000_ - _Aug 1 1926
4345
Assessed valuation 1912
306,875 434s at Nassau Union Bk., GlenCove.
M-S $50,000r
BOND.DEBT Nov 1912-- $634,450 330
•
1915
tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ 413.00
Water debt (included)_ _ 400,000 330'05 quar 36,000-July 1 '13-'30 Total
INT. at First at. Bk., Oriskany OYSTER BAY UNION FREE
Assess. val.(80% act.) '12_8,813,245 48 '05 Aug 45,000_ __ _Aug 1 1925 Falls.
SCH.
DIST. NO. 22.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1011_ -$26.64 _s '12 --7,000
55 '11 J-J $30,000r__Jan 1 '21-'50
City tax (per $1,000) 1912-$11.07 BOND. DEBT May 1913_4310,587
5.95s J-J
COUNTY.
2,800r --_-1914-1927
Is INTEREST on sewer bonds paya- Assess. val.(60% act.) '12-4,941,422 ORLEANS
434s
Albion is the county seat.
J-J
3,400r __--1914-1930
ble at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.; on Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912----$29.90
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-436,200
Road Bonds.
water bonds, part at Chase Nat. Bk.,
43009 Feb $22,000r_Feb 10 1914 Assessed val. 1912 (about)__ _700,000
part at the Cortland Savings Bank, ONEIDA COUNTY.
Feb 14,600r_ _Feb 10 1915 School tax (per $1,000)'12-'13414.40
58
Cortland, and part at the Union Dime
Utica is the county seat.
430'11 Feb 38,000r_Feb 10 '16-'17
INTEREST payable at FarmingSavings Institution, N. Y.; on the
Bonds.
-House
Court
21,750___Mch 10 1918 dale in New York exchange.
'12
M-S
58
paving bonds at the State
330'02 F-A$254,000r-_Feb
County Hospital & Jail Bonds.
Bank in North Tonawanda.
3348'05 F-A 344,000r-Feb 1 '14-'28 4s
Feb $20,000r..Feb 10 '14-'17
Road Bonds.
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913__$122,100 OYSTER BAY SCH. DIST. NO.24.
NORTH TONAWANDA SCHOOL 5s '08 A-0 $20,000r
Apr 1914 Assess. val. (70%) '12___18,603.624 48
J-D $8,000r _-_-1913-1921
DIST. NO. 1.
Completion,
-House
F-A 71,500r __-_1912-1957
Court
State&Co.tax(per $1,000)'12-$15.27 430
48
J-J $36,000o_ _Jan 1 '14-'31 430'07 F-A $55,000r-Feb '18-'28 Population In 1910
32,000 BOND.DEBT Apr 1 '13---379,500
48
J-J 85,000c_Jan 15 '15-'35
Funding Bonds.
INTEREST on road bonds is pay- Assessed valuation 1912---1.725,275
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13- $121,000 4s '09 M-N$105,000r__May 1 '14-20 able in Albion at the Citizens' Nat. (Assessment about 3.i actual value)
Total assessed *val. 1912_ -7,977,138 45 '11 M-N 135,000r-_May I '14-22 Bank; on hospital bonds at Farmers' School tax (per $1,000) 1912-311.50
(Assessment about full value.)
430'13 M-N150,000r-May 1 '15-24 &AMechanics Say. Bank, Lockport, .1NT. at Glen Cove Bank.

NORTH DANSVILLE UN. FREE
oe,SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
5s'12 J-D 332,000c_ Dec 1 '13-'29
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13._ $32,000
Assessed valuation 1912___1,666,980
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
School tax (per 31,000) 1912-- _$7.61
4,000
Population in 1913 (est.)
TNT. at Importers' & Traders'
National Bank, New York.




School tax (per $1,000) 1912$8.483
Population in 1912 (est)
12,000
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.

52

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS

Water Bonds.
PEEKSKILL.
J-J $16,000c __ _1913-1928
This village is in Westchester Co. 43
Inc. 1826. Population 1910. 15,245. 33%s'05 J-J 50,000o_ _ _July 1 1925
4s '10 M-S 48,000c_$2,000 yearly
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
43,4s'12 F-A $30,000cAug 15 '17-'46Improvement Bonds.
330 g J-J $38,000r_July 1 '13-'31
Water Bonds.
3.70s J-J $90,000----July 1 1922
School Bonds.
___ 10,000- _ -_Nov 1 1929 48
$85,000o
330
1,436.18_July 1 1933 4s
4s
M-S
J-J
8,000r_$1,000 yearly
M-N 25,600Nov 1 '13-32 BOND. DEBT May 16 1912 $344,400
33%0
20,000_ _July 1 1935 Water debt (Included)
211,400
3.65s J-J
4.15s'08 A-0 60,000r. Oct 1 1938 Assess. val. (2-3 actual)'11 3,527,415
4.05s'09 F-A 80,000_ __ _Aug 1 1939 Tax.rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _ ..$34.20
11,138
430'11 A-0 95,000r_Oct 2 1941 Population in 1910
Paving Bonds.
• INT. at Chamberlain's office, at
A-0 $40,000_ _ _ Oct 1 '13-'32 Union Dime Say. Institution and
4s
Sewer Bonds.
Irving Say. Institution, N. Y.; Home
330
___ $51,284.70 Aug 1 '19-44 Say. Bk., Albany; Auburn Say. Bk..
4s
F-A 16,900
Auburn, and Poughkeepsie Say. Bk.
44
($2,000 due yearly on Aug. 1.)
3.7s
-_- 16,600_July 15 '30-'46
4s
5,200_ _ _Oct 1 '20-'29 PLEASANTVILLE.
This village is in Westchester Co.
Refunding Water Bonds.
3.65s'04 J-J $124,000r_July 1 1934 Inc. Mch. 16 1897. Pop.'10, 2,207
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910-$456,571
Water Bonds.
Other liabilities
43,652 330'01 A-0 $18.000r-Oct 1 '13-'30
2,000r_ Apr 1 '14-'15
Assessed valuation 1907_ __7,234,633 3.658'02A-0
City tax (per $1,000) 1903
$8.10 4s '06 J-D 25,070r _June 1 '13-35
7,680r_July 1 '13-'36
5s '07 J-J
3,500c_June 1 '16-'22
430'11 J-D
PELHAM.
430 '12J-D 26,000r_Dec 1 '17-'41
This village is in Westchester Co 55 '08 J-D f 3,500r _June 1 '13-'37
Inc. 1896. Population 1910, 681.
1 2,000r _June 1 '13-'16
Street Bonds.
Street Bonds.
4 Yis'09 J-J $60,000r_July 1 '14-'37 430'03 M-S $1,925r_Sept 1 '13-'17
4,000r_July 1 '15-'22 4s '06 J-D 35,420r_June 1 '13-'35
430'09 J-J
4s '09 J-J
3,000r_July 1 '15-'20 4s '04 F-A 29,400r_Aug 1 '13-'33
M-S 7,500r_Mch 1 '14-'28 BOND.DEBT Nov 1912-- $156,880
5s
M-N 3,500r _Nov 1 '16-'22 Water debt (included)____
5s
88.750
4.70s'12 A-0 6,000r....Oct 1 '17-'28 Assessed valuation 1912_ --2,348,938
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ _ _ _$84,000
(Assessment about Lull value.)
Assessed val. real est '12_ _ 2,191,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912--_$10.99
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$11.00
INT. payable at U. S. Mtge. & Tr.
INTEREST payable at the Village Co., N. Y., and at Mt. Pleasant Bk.
Treasurer's office in N. Y. exchange.
PORT CHESTER.
This village is in Westchester Co.
PELHAM UNION FREE SCHOOL
Inc. May 14 1868. Pop. 1910, 12,890
DIST. NO. 1.
Street-Imp. Bonds & Certfs.
This district is in Westchester Co.
F-A $8,000r_ Feb 1 '14-'21 3 356'98 A-0 $21.000c___Oot 1 '13-23
45
45 Deo $70,000r_$1,000 y'ly from'13 330 g '00 A-0 6,000o_Oct 1 '13-'18
21,000r_July 1 '13-'33
430 '12 A-0 40,000r__Jan 1 '18-'57 5s '07 J-J
3,500c_July 1 '13-'19
4.403'10 July 20,000r_ _July 1 '15-'39 4s '02 J-J
6,000r_June 1 '13-'24
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ _ _$138,000 0'03 J-D
3,000r_June 1 '13-'18
Assess. val. (1-3 act.) '12_ _6,599,681 4s '03 J-D
School tax (per $1,000) 191245.12+ 4s '05 M-N 22,000r-May 1 '14-'35
1,000r.. Aug 1 1913
3,500 4s '05 F-A
Population in 1912 (est.)
'07 J-D 11,000r_Deo 1 '13-'23
INTEREST payable at the U. S 5s
Dec 1 '13-'21
9,000r_
J-D
'07
5s
City.
Y.
Co.
N.
In
Mortgage &Trust
5s '08 J-D 12,000r_Deo 1 '13-'24
5s '08 M-N 2,000r_Nov 1 '13-'14
5s '08 M-N 3,000r_Nov 1 '13-'15
PELHAM MANOR.
1913
This village is in Westchester Co. 53 '08 M-N 1,500r_ Nov 1
Inc. 1891. Population 1910. 852. 5s '08 M-N 2,000r_ Nov 1 '13-'16
53 '08 M-N 9,000r_ Nov 1 '13-'21
Highway Bonds.
J-1) $25,000r _ ._1913-1920 55 '08 M-N 10,000r_Nov 1 '13-'22
43%s
55 '08 M-N 2,000r_Nov 1 '13-'14
Street Bonds.
4.608'10 J-D $10,000r_J'ne 10'15-'24 58 '08 M-N 5,000r Nov 1 '13-'17
4.358'11 J-D 13,000r_J'ne 10 '16-'22 58 '08 M-N 28.000r_Nov 1 '13-'40
4,500r_Feb 1 '14-'22
5s '09 F-A
430'12 M-N 14,000r
5,000_July 15 '13-'22
5s g '09 J-J
Village-Hall Bonds.
4,500Mch 1 '19-'16
5s '07 M-S $7,000r___Sept '13-'19 5s '10 M-S
1,000__Mch 1 '14-'15
55 '10 111-S
Sewer Bonds.
4,000__Mch 1 '14-'21
M-N $60,000o __May 1 1917 5s '10 M-S
4s
5,000__1%Ich 1 '14-'23
4.35s'll M-S 10,000r_Sept 1 '16-'25 5s '10 M-S
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912_ $139,000 5s '10 A-0 33,000 Oct 1 '13-'45
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _2,518,679 5s '11 M-S 16,000_ _ _ _Mch 1 1931
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912--$13.69 53 '11 M-S 27,333.33_Mar 1 1916
58 '11 A-0 3,500_ _ _ _Oct 1 1916
INTEREST on sewer bonds pay- 53 '11 A-0 7,500_ _Oct 1 '16-'30
able at Knickerbocker Tr. Co., N. Y.; 53
900___Feb 15 1916
'12 F-A
street and sewer bonds of 1911 at Cen- 43%s'12
A-0 16,000___Oct 1 '14-'29
tral Trust Co., N. Y.; other issues tc 53 '13 A-0 6,998-___Apr 1 1918
holder.
registered
53 '13 A-0 2,000 Apr 1 '29-30
430'13 A-0 15,000__A r 1 '15-'29
PENN TAN.
43%s'12 A-0 8,771.33 Oct 1 '17-'29
County
Yates
This village is in
Tax Relief Bonds.
Inc. 1810. Population 1910, 4,597.
43%g'13 J-J $50,000___Jan 15 1916
Bonds.
Paving
58
'13 A-0 15,000„Apr 1 '14-'16
$11,500r_Sept 1 '12-'14
41(s'10 _
Fire Bonds.
4.35s'120ct 60,000r_Oct 1 '13-'32 4s g '05 M-N $34,500r_ _ _Nov '13-'35
Electric-Light Bonds.
8,000r_ _Feb 1 '14-'21
53 '09 F-A
3 Yo'04 A-0 $27,000r___ Oct '12-'22 55 '09 F-A
6,000r Feb 1 '14-'25
Sewer Bonds.
2,500r _Feb 1 '14-'18
-A
F
'09
5s
3.70s'04 A-0 $31,896r__ _Oct '22-'30 5s '09 F-A
3,500r_ Feb 1 '14-'20
4.50s A-0 35,440r Oct 1 '12-21 5s '10 A-0
1,500___Oct 1 '14-'16
Water Bonds.
3,000_ May 1 '16-'21
M-N $39,800r _ - _ _1912-1922 5s '12 M-N
330
& Drain Certificate.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-$130.992 58Sewer
'11 M-S $12,000____Mar 1 1917
Assess. val. (3.5 act.)'12_ -2,250,000
Gun Brook Drain Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$14.25
g '04 A-0 $19,000c _Apr 1 '14-'32
Yan.
INTEREST is payable in Penn
Sewer Bonds,
3 3%g'04 F-A $27,000r_ _Aug '13-'30
330'00 M-N 6,600o_Nov 1 '13-'15
PERRY.
14,000r_July 1 '13-'26
43%g'07 J-J
This village is in Wyoming County. 5s '08 M-N 3,500r_Nov 1 '13-'19
Inc. 1830. Population 1910, 4,388.
5,500r_Feb 1 '14-'24
F-A
'09
5s
Water Bonds.
800r_ _Feb 1 '14-'17
1915 5s '09 F-A 20,000r_Oct
A-0 $43,000r
4s
1 '14-'33
5s '10 A-0
Sewer Bonds.
_Feb 1 '14-'26
6,500-A
F
'09
53
_1913-1930 58
J-J $36,000r
33%s
1,400__Oct 1 '13-'19
A-0
'11
Street Bonds.
5s '11 A-0 3,000 -Oct 1 '16-'21
F-A $10,000r --__1913-1922 5s
4s
1,800_ _Oct 1 '13-'21
'11 A-0
Village-Hall Bonds.
600_ _Oct 1 '13-'15
_ _1916-1940 58 '11 A-0 25,0004.303 F-A $25,000r
Apr 1 '14-'31
A-0
5sg'12
1913___$114,000
BOND.DEBT Apr
Apr 1 '39-'40
2,000..
A-0
'13
58
Assess. val.(% act.) '12_ _1,906,750
Bonds.
Vii. tax (per $1,000) 19121-_$10.00 45 Drainage
$3,000o_July 1 '13-'15
'02
g
J-J
pay
bonds
INTEREST on water
1,000r __Mch 1 1914
g '06 M-S
able in N. Y.City; on others in Perry 45
TOT.BD.DT.Apr '15-'13 _$616,703
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '11_10,117,100
PERRY AND CASTILE, TOWNS, Village tax (per $1,000) 1911_..$12.93
INT. at 1st N. Bk., Port Chester.
UN.FREE SCH. DIST. NO.6.
A district in Wyoming County
(P.O. Perry).
PORT JERVIS.
School-Building Bonds,
This city is in Orange Co. Incorp.
4 30'07 J-D $48,000r Dec 1 '13-'36 July
1907. It was formerly a part
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913____$48,000 of the26
Town of Deerpark, and is liable
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '12_ _2,024,764 (jointly
with that town) for the bonds
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.. _ _$8.50 of the town
which were outstanding
INTEREST payable in Perry at on July 26 1907; the amounts of such
Citizens' Bank, or New York City.
bonds-refunding railroad bondsoutstanding on April 1 1913 was
$128,800, of which the present Town
PLATTSBURG.
This city Is in Clinton County of Deerpark will provide for $25,76()
and the City of Port Jervls will proIncorporated as a city in 1902.
vide for $103,040, and this amount is
43%s 12 --- $79.000
given, along with the city's other
Refunding Water Bonds.
J-J $16,000r_July 1 '13-28 debt, in the details below.
330
24,000r_Jan 1 '14-'37
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
J-J
330
F-A$101,600c&r_Feb '14-'29
14,000r-July 1 '13-'26 330
J-J
330
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
1,800r_July 1 '13-'15
J-J
4s
1915 430'11 J-J $82,000r_July 1 '13-25
17,000r
J-J
4s
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913.. $185,040
20,0000
J-J
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xcvi.

Total assessed val. 1912_ _$2,670,990 BOND. DEBT May 12 '13 $73,500
City tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ 22.50 Assessed valuation 1912_ - _2,706,806
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ __ 37.50
(Assessment about full value.)
Population in 1910
9,564 School tax (per $1,000) 1912__$8.70
INT. payable at Nat. Bank of Port
at Suffern Nat. Bank.
INTEREST
Jervis and at City Treasurer's office.
RENSSELAER.
POUGHKEEPSIE.
This city, formerly the village of
This city is the county seat of
Greenbush, was incorporated April
Dutchess County. Incorp. 1854.
1897, and is in Rensselaer County.
Ctfs. (Sink. Fd. Com'ers').
M-S $15,000r____Sept 1928 A bill passed by the Legislature of
33.6s
M-N 59,000r_ _Nov 1928 1901 annexed to the city the village
33%s
M'S
330
1,000r_ __ _Mch 1919 of Bath-on-the-Hudson and part of
the town of East Greenbush.
School Bonds,
430'12 F-A$120,0000._ _Feb 1 1922
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '12 J-D 350,000-__June 1 1942 430'08 A-0 $6,500r_Oct 30 '13-'25
4lis'13 F-A 50,000c_ __Feb 1 1923 430'08 A-0 4,000r_Oct 30 '13-'20
43%8'13 F-A 100,000c_ - _Feb 1 1923
Sewer Bonds (City's Portion).
Water Bonds.
430'09 M-N $1,500r_Nov 15 '13-'15
4s '09 M-S$115,000r___Mch 1 1929
Paving Bonds.
45
M-S 12,000r___Mch '14-25 4s
$78,000c July 15 '13-'38
330
M-N 4,000r__ _May '14-'17 4s
J-J
30,000r_July 15'13-,38
330
M-N 20,000r___May 1919 4s '04 J-J
12,000r_July 1 '13-'24
4s '07 F-A 40,000r___Aug 1 1917 4s '05 M-S
3,000r_Sept 28 '13-15
Sewer Bonds.
430'09 A-0 14,000r_Apr 30 '14-'27
4s
J-J $60,000r June '15-'17 430'09 A-0 14,000r ..Oct 1 '13-'26
4s
J-D
4,000r_ _ _June '13-'14
Soldiers' & Sailors' Mon'nt Fd.
4s
J-D
3,000r_ _Moh '14-'16 430'l0 M-S $2,000r_Sept 1 '13-'14
Greenbush Imp. Ref. Bonds.
Railroad Bonds.
3s
M-N $10,000r.._..May '14-'18 43011 J-J $141,000r_July 1 '13-'41
School Bonds.
Refunding Bonds..
M-S $6,000o Mch 18 '14-'16
A-0 $49,000r ...Oct 1 '13-'29 430
33%s
F-A I 6,000cAug 1 1916
Feb 1935 43
33%s
F-A 75,000r
1 7,000o_ _ _Aug 1 1921
330
M-N 57,000r__ _Nov '13-'30
3s
M-S 34,000r_ _ _ Sept '13-'30 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13_ _ $326,000
330
M-S 90,000r Sept 15 '13-'30 Assess val.(90% act.) '12-5,703,540
M-S 105,000r_Sept 11 1931 City tax (per $1,000) 1912----$17.86
330
10,711
33%s
M-N 97,000r__ _May 1 1923 Population in 1910
33%s'04 F-A 53,000r__ _Feb 1 1934
INT. at Albany Co. Bank.
Feb 1 1926
0'06 F-A 82,000r
33,
43 '07 M-S 40,000r___Mch 1 1927
430'08 M-N 63,000c&r_May 1 1928 RENSSELAER COUNTY.
430'10 A-0 90,000r_Apr 1 1930
County seat is Troy.
430'11 __ 111,000-__Apr 1 1931
Armory Bonds.
4355'02 M-N 98,000o__May 1 1932 330'02 F-A $12,000r--Feb 1 '14-'19
430'13 M-N119,000c__May 1 1933
Bonds.
Jail
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_51,696,000 4s '10 F-A1$42,000r_Aug 1 '13-'20
Assess.val.(80% val.)'13_ 22,492,415
35,000r_Aug 1 '21-'25
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913_$18.73 4s '10 F-A1 80,000r_Aug
1 '26-'36
Population in 1910
27.936
4,000r-Aug 1 1937
INT. on refunding bonds of 1912 4s '10 F-A I1 6.000r___Aug
1 1938
and school bonds of 1913 is payable at
Court-House Bonds(registered)
Columbia-Knickerbocker Trust Co., 330'95
A-0$102,000r_ _Apr 1 '14-'30
at
National
City;
others
Chase
N. Y.
3353'96 A-0 105,000r_ _Apr '31-'45
Bank, N. Y., and Falikill Nat. Bank, 330'97 A-0 25,000r_ _Apr 1
1 '41-'45
Poughkeepsie.
430'12 A-0 42,000rApr 1 '14-'27
43.5s'12 M-N 40,000r _ _Nov 1,'13-'32
War Bonds (renewal).
PUTNAM COUNTY.
4s '97 F-A $6,000c _Feb 1 '14-'16
Carmel Is the county seat.
330'00 F-A 17,000o-Feb 1 '14-'30
Building Bonds.
8,000o_ _Feb 1 '14-'21
43%0'11 F-A $30,000r._Aug 1 '17-'31 330'99 F-A
4,0003...Feb 1 '14-'17
330'O1 F-A
Road Bonds.
Highway Bonds.
4)4511 F-A $18,000r_ _Aug 1 '17-'25
F-A
6,000r_Aug 1 '13-'15 330'05 F-A $50,000r Feb 1 '14-'33
43%s
43%s'12 F-A 25,000r_Aug 1 '18-'30 330'06 F-A 23,000r_Feb 1 '14-'36
45 '07 F-A 66,000r_ _Feb 1 '14-'35
County Jail Bonds.
F-A
4s
8,000r_Aug 1 '13-'16 4s ,09 F-A 42,000r_Feb 1 '14-'34
$87,000 430'12 F-A 145,000r_Feb 1 '14-'42
BOND. DEBT May 6'13
Assess.val.(70% act.) '12_13,900,923 4)4j'13 F-A 81,000r_Feb 1 '14-'40
Toll Road Bonds.
14,665
Population in 1010
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Brewster. 330'02 F-A $30,000r_Feb 1 '14-'23
Hospital Bonds.
UNION FREE 4s '09 M-N $22,000r.. May 1 '14-'24
QUEENSBURY
Sinking Fund Bonds.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
This district (P. 0. Glens Falls) is 330'97 A-0 $60,000r Apr 1 '14-'17
Refunding Bonds.
in Warren County.
5s '11 J-D $15,000__Dec 1 '24-'25 330'05 F-A $22,000o_Feb 1 '14-'35
BOND. DEBT July 1911-_$91,000 330'06 F-A 23,000r_ Feb 1 '14-'36
Assessed valuation 1911_ _$5,292,980 4s '07 F-A 14,000r_ _Feb 1 '14-27
House of Ind. Bds. (renewal).
INT. payable at Glens Falls Tr.Co.
330'02 F-A $18,000c_Feb 1 '14-'22
DEBT Apr 1413.51,428,000
BOND.
QUEENS COUNTY.
County seat is Long Island City. Assessed val, real estate_ _75,608,174
A good part of the old County of Assessed val., personal..-- 3,023,713
5,988,856
Queens Is now included In the Greater Franchises
3,718,049
New York, and a law changing the Bank stock
name of that portion of the old coun- Total assessed val. 1912_ -88,338,702
ty outside of Greater New York to
(Assessment about full value.)
Nassau County went into effect Jan. 1 County tax (per $1,000)'12$6,289+
122,276
1899. The amount of outstanding Population in 1910
bonds of this county which will be
INTEREST on registered bonds is
chargeable to the City of New York payable at office of County Treas.; on
has been finally determined by the coupon bonds at Nat. State Bk.,Troy
Supreme Court (V.71 p. 875). Under this decision the City of NewYork
was made liable for $3,796,032.11 of ROCHESTER. E.S.Osborne,Compt.
the old debt of Queens County as it
Rochester is the county seat of
stood at the date of division, and the Monroe County. Incorporated 1834.
remaining $1,011,967.89 became an
Funding Bonds.
obligation of Nassau County. In- 431
2s'13 J-J$5,659,000r_ _Jan 15 1933
stead of apportioning certain bonds
Refunding Bonds.
to New York City and to Nassau 4)4s'13 F-A$520,000r_ __Feb 1 1933
County, the debt and interest is not
Fire House Bonds.
divided. New York City pays 330'12 M-N$125,000r_May 1 1924
.78952414973 of the principal and Int.
Voting-Machine Bonds.
as it becomes due and Nassau Co. 4s '12 10-A $49,600r __Aug 1 1922
.21047585027. The Comptroller of
Bridge Bonds.
New York City acts as agent in the 3s '90 J-J $100,CO3r____Jan 1 1920
payment of the debt.
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1900.)
The statement below shows the 330'91 J-J $100,000r_ _ _July 1 1921
obligations of the old County of
(Subject to call July 1 1901.)
Queens which remained outstanding 3)4s'92 J-J $100,000r_ _Sept 1 1921
on April 1 1913.
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1901.)
Road Bonds.
East Side Trunk Sewer.
4s
A-0$340,000___Oot 15 1917 4s
J-J $150,000r__Jan 1 '22-'27
M-N 375,000_ _ _Nov 15 1917
4s
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
J-D 55,000_ _Dec 27 1917 330
4s
$200,000r-Jan 1 '14-21
J-J
J-D 1,339,000_ _ Dec 1 1917
4s
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
4s
J-D 290,000 __Deo 15 1917 330
J-J $250,000r_Jan 1 '28-'37
400,000..
J-J
4s g
_May 1 1922
J-J 100,000r ..July 1 '38-'41
4s g
M-N 275,000_ ___Nov 1 1916 330'04
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
A-0 618,000___.:Apr 1 1917
4s
Bonds.
Park
4s
A-0 135,000_ ___Oct 1 1917 3s '88 J-J $200,000r_ _July 1 1928
Gold Bonds.
(Subject to call July 1 1898.)
4s g
J-J $151,000g __July 1 1916 330'96 J-J $60,000r_ _ _ _Jan 1 1936
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call Feb. 29 1906.)
4s
J-D1$140,000_Dec 1 '13-'26
Market Bonds.
1 60,000- _Dec 1 1927 33004 J-J $128,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1914
J-D 50,000- Dec 15 1917
4s
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Building Bonds,
Water-Works.
J-D $120,000_ _ _Dec 15 1927 45'93-'96F-A$300.000r __Feb 1 1943
4s
Other Bonds.
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
J-J 160,000-Jan 1 '14-'19 3)4s'92 F-A$500,000r_ _ _Feb 1 1942
45
TOTAL DEBT
$4,408,000
(Subject to call after 1912.)
N. Y.City's proportion_ _ _ 3,480,222 330'94 F-A$950,000r_ _Feb 11044
Nassau's proportion
927,778
(Subject to call Fob. 1 1914.)
3)4s'94 F-A$235,000r-- _Aug 1 1914
RAMAPO UNION FREE SCHOOL 4s '12 J-J1,000,000_ _- -Jan 1 1942
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1922.)
DIST. NO. 3.
This district (P. 0. Suffern) is in
Water Refunding.
Rockland County.
330'05M- N $360,00ur - -May 1 1935
Water-Works Refunding.
330'01 _-- $8,000__Nov 1 '13-'20
1 1933
4,500__Nov 1 '13-'15 330'03 J-J$2,697,000r_ _
430'12
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1913.)
4.353'11 Sep 60,000r_Sept 1 '16-'45

MAY, 1913.]

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

ROCHESTER (Con.)Park Bonds.
3.85g09F-A$400,000r_Feb 15 '19-'38
Water-Shed Bonds.
310'98 F-A$200,000r_ - _Aug 1 1918 45 g '09 F-A 40,000r_Feb 15 '19-'58
_ _July 1 1924 BOND.DEBT Nov 14'12 $550,000
330'04 J-J
Assess. val.(84% act.)'11.20,159,866
170,000r- Bonds.
Local Improvement
__Oct 2 1919 Town tax (per $1,000) 1911411.858
31is'99
F-A$500,000r_19,652
to call Aug. 1 1909.)
(Subject
Population n 1910
330'04 J-J 1300,000r_ _ _July 1 1914
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Port
1500,000r._ _July 1 1924 Chester.
4s '08 J-J 1,000,000r_ _Sept 1 1938
1 1918.)
(Subject to call after Sept.
RYE UN.FREE SCH.DIST.NO.1.
School Bonds.
J-D $12,5000 ___ -1913-1921
48'06-'09J-J $250,000r_June 1 '13-'22 45
7,500r_ _Jan 1 '14-'28
4s '12 J-D 350,000r___June 1 1942 45 '02 J-J
4.30s'07J-D
26,000_ _June 1 '17-'42
Convention Hall Bonds.
12 '13 $44,750
4s '09 J-D $100,000r__ _June 1 1929 BOND. DEBT May
INTEREST.-All bonds and int Assess. val.(86% act.)1912.2,799,414
1912.... _$7.20
School
tax
$1,000)
(per
are payable at office of Union Trust
INT. at Mamaroneck in N. Y.
Co. of N. Y., fiscal agents of the city.
TOT. DEBT, SINK. FDS., &C.- exchange.
eb. 11913. Sept. 1 '12.
Bond. debt_817,169,600 811,740,600 EYE UN.FREE SCH.DIST. NO.3.
Water debt
5s '09 Nov $35,000_ Nov 1 '14-'33
(included) 8,261,000
6,412,000 BOND. DEBT July 1909.... $59,500
On Feb. 1 1913 the city had a Assessed valuation 1908...4,555,776
sinking fund of $1,016,282.16. In School tax (per $1,000) 1908--$6.75
addition to the above debt, the city
had on Feb. 1 1913 a floating debt of
NO.4.
$352,235.97, consisting of outstand- RYE UN.FREE SCH.DIST.
430'10 A-0 $68,000r_Apr 1 '13-'31
ing notes.
1913-1926
330
A-0 41,720
ASSESSED VALUATION.
1912-1934
4s
--- 33,800
1912.
1911.
1905.
BOND. DEBT April 1913.. $159,100
Assessed valuation 1912...8,801,840
114244975
152595732
B.E.165986775
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ -$12.48
(Assessment about actual value.)
INTEREST payable at Say. Bank,
Per. 8127300 8050900 6952050
Fran 14281300 14427500 5742825 Portchester, Riverhead & Peekskill.
Tot..188395375 175074132 126939850
18.94 RYE AND HARRISON UN FREE
Tax(p.m)19.515
18.97
POPULATION.-In 1910 was
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 6.
218,149; In 1905 was 181,666; in 1900 55 '08
_1917-1942
$65,000e
It was 162.608; in 1890, 133,896; in BOND.M-N
DEBT May 1909-- $69,000
1880, 89,366; in 1870. 62,386.
Assessed valuation 1908_....1,665,000

Street-Improvement Bonds.
430'08 M-S 1$1,000r_ _ _Sept 1 1925
124,000r_Sept 1 '26-'37
430'09 M-S
9,000c_Sept 1 '25-'33
4 %s'08 M-S 40,000r_Sept 1 '15-'24
4 s'09 M-S 13,000r_Sept 1 '15-'29
Water Bonds.
5s '94 July $28,000r
1923
5s '96 Jan 10,000r
1924
330'01 F-A 36,100r „--1913-1931
48 '03 F-A 35,900r _ __ _1913-1933
4s '06 J-J
32,000r_July 1 '35-'66
4s '06 J-J
5,000r_Jan 1 '36-'40
4.45s'10M-N 28,000r_May 1 '40-'67
Fire Department Bonds.
5s '07 J-J
$3,000r _Jan 1 '14-'19
4.45s'10J-J
15,000r_July 1 '15-'39
Sewer Bonds.
4s '02 F-A $26,666.66r_ _1913-1932
45 '06 J-J
18,000r_July 1 '31-'66
41.0'08 s-a
13,000r_Sept 1 '13-'38
43is'09 M-S
9,000r_Sept 1 '14-'31
4.458'12J-J
50,000c_July 1 '42-'66
Crematory Bonds.
4.45s'10E-A $9,000r_Aug 1 '15-'32
GEN. BD. DT. Feb 28 '134415,667
Assessment debt (incuded) 53,000
Water debt (included).... 175,001)
Assessed valuation 1912__ _2,752,266
(Assessment about 40% actual value)
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912420.00
Population in 1910
4.983
INT. payable at Saranac Lake
Nat. Bank in New York exchange.

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Fire & Bridge Bonds.
4s '13 ___ $37,000
Public-Market Bonds.
430'12 A-0 385,000r_Apr 1 '14-'30
Deficiency & Impt. Bonds.
48 '02 F-A $20,000r_Feb 1 '23-'26
45 '04 M-N 50,000r_May 1 '15-'24
5,000r_ _ _June 1 1913
48 '01 J-D
4s '03. M-N 30,000r_May 1 '14-'19
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $306,000r.July 20 '13-'29
Water Bonds.
48 '85 M-N $30,000r_Nov 1 '13-'15
4s 93 F-A 10 000r___Aug15 1913
48 '94 F-A
8,000r_ _ _Aug 1 1913
48 '95 M-N 60,000r__May 15 1914
4s '95 M-N 60,000r_May 15 1915
48 '96 J-J 30,000r.. July 15 1916
35 '86 M-N 10,000r___Nov 1 1916
48 '98 J-D 32,000r__ _June '17-'18
4s '99 J-J
15,000r___July 1 1919
48 '01 F-A 15,000r_ __Aug 1 1921
(210,000r_Aug 15 '16-21
48 '03 F-A( 50,000r Aug 15 1922
59,000r- -Aug 15 1923
330'04 J-J 60,000r_July 15 '13-'24
City Hall Building Bonds.
330'05 M-S $26,000r__Sept '13-'25
Sewer Bonds.
48 '91 A-0 $10,000r__ _Oct 1 1920
4s '92 A-0 10,000r___Oct 1 1921
45 '94 F-A 15,000r.... _Aug 1 1922
48 '96 J-J
5,000r.. July 15 1923
48 '98 J-D 15,000r___June 1 1924
45 '99 J-J
15,000r___July 1 1925
48 '00 J-D 19,000r_ _ _June '13-'15
45 '01 J-D 30,000r_1926-'28 & '30
48 '02 M-N 135,000r_May 1 '23-'29
120,000r_May 1 '30-'31
48 '02 M-N 13,000r___May 1 1932
46 '03 M-N 85,000r_..May 1 '14-'30
I 3,000r_ _May 1 1914
4s '04 M-N 20,000r_May 1 '15-'19
125,000r_May 1 '20-'24
48 06 M-S 10,000r_Sept 15 '13-14
430'06 A-0 120,000r_Oct 15 '15-'26
430'07 J-D 370,000r_ _ _June 1 1927
430'08 A-0 135,000r_Apr 1 '14-'28
430'10 A-0 75,000r__Oct 1 '13-'27
430'11 A-0 95,000r_Oct 1 '13-'31
430'12 A-0 100,000r__Oct 1 '13-'32
Street Imp. Assess. Bonds.
430'11 J-J $11,233.92 Oct 28 '13-'15
Fire Bonds.
48 '00 F-A $1,000r... __Feb 1914
48 '00 J-D 25,000r ..June '16-'19
45 '01 J-D 10,000r__ _June 1 1927
4s '01 J-D 15,000r_ _ _June 1 1929
48 '03 J-J 40,000r_July 1 '16-'23
4s '04 M-N I 2,000r__....May 1 )914
130,000r_May 1 '15-'24
310'07 J-D 16,000r Dec 1 '13-'20
Temporary loan ctfs. 4s.. $78,051
GENERAL *BONDS.... 4,058,420
TOTAL DEBT May 1 '13 4,136,471
Sinking fund
904,113
NET DEBT May 11913.. 3,232,358
Water debt (included)____ 689,000
Assessed valuation, real_ _48,911,409
Assessed val., personal
2,698,850
Assessed val., franchises
2,144,308
Total valuation 1912
53,754,56
(Assessment about 70% actual value.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..$23.30
Population in 1905
58,369
Population in 1910
72,826
INT. at office of City Treasurer.

SARATOGA COUNTY.
Ballston Spa is the county seat.
Road Bonds.
5s '09 F-A$100,000c_Feb 5 '14-'18
5s '10 M-N f40,000r_Nov 1 '20-21
110,000r_ __Nov 1 1922
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13_8150,000
Assessed valuation 1912_ _27,584,152
State ecCo.tax(per $1,000) '12.._ $7.76
Population in 1910
61,917
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
ST. JOHNSVILLE.
New City is the county seat.
This village is in Montgomery Co.
INTEREST is payable at office of
Funding Bonds.
Inc. 1854. Population 1910, 2,536. Co,inty Treasurer at Saratoga Spgs
J-D $110,000r_ _June 1914-24
330
Water Bonds.
16,000r_ _Sept 1 1913 430
Aug $6,000r_Aug 1 '13-'18
SPRINGS.
48 '05 M-S 70,000r_Sept 1 '14-'23 430
May 3,000r_May 5'19-'21 SARATOGA
This village is in Saratoga County
8,000r_ _ _Sept 1 1924 430
Jan
1,500r_Jan 1 '14-'16
180.000r_Sent 1 '25-'34 4s
May 5,500r_May 1 '14-'24 Inc. 1866. Population 1910, 12,693.
BOND.DEBT Mar 30'13 $374.000 48
Sept 12,000r_Sept 2 '13-'24 430'11 A-0$100,000r_Apr 1 '16-'40
Floating debt
77,000 330
July 6,000r_July 1 '13-'24 430'11 J-D 150,000r_June 1 '16-40
Assessed valuation, real_ _28,372,185
410'13 J D 50,000r_June 1 '18-'42
Paying Bonds.
Assessed val., personal__ - 830,020 4.303'11Aug
Water Bonds.
$36,000r_Aug 1 '16-'29
Franchises
M-S $25,000c&rSep 1 '13-17
736,550 4.30s'llAug 36,000r - _ _1917-1949 5s
Bank stock
(10,000c &rSep 1 '13-'14
651,305
Sewer Bonds.
Tot. val. (60% act.) '11...30,590,060 430'06 Nov
M-S 12,000r_Sept 1 '15-'16
48
$31280r_Nov
1
'13-'35
Population in 1910
3,000r_ _ _Sept 1 1917
46.873 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913_8102,280
Water and Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST payable by check on Assess. val. (36 act.), '12...1,191,250
M-S $20,000c&r_Sept '13-'16
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 _ _320.27 48
N. Y. City to registered holder.
M-S 130,000r_Sept 1 '17-'29
INT. at First Nat. Bk., St. Johnsv. 48 Village-Hall
Bonds.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.
4s
Aug $40,000c&rAug 1 '13-20
This village is in Nassau Cou'itY. ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT May 1913_ $540,000
Inc. July 15 1893. Pop. 1910, 3.667
Assess.
val.
real est., 1912_5,659,930
Canton is the county scat.
Light Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1912.... _6,115,665
Highway Bonds.
3.70g'97A-0 $1,000r.._ _Oct 28 1913 45 '11 M-S1$20,000__Moh 1 '14-'15
(Assessment 1-3 actual value.)
54g
derJuly
1'13-'21
00
8,730c
Total
tax
3
J-J
(per $1,000) 1912_ -$45.00
1 5,000_ __ _Mch 1 1916
7,000r_June 1 '13-'19 4s '12 M-S 125,000
3.85'06 J-D
1916-1924
INTEREST at office of the Re4.20s'09M-S
3,500r_Sept 1 '13-'19 BOND. DEBT Oct 1911- $75,000 elver of Taxes in Saratoga Springs.
4.29s'11F-A 11,000 Aug 1 '15-'25 Assessed valuation 1911...45,340,132
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910„....$2.00 SARATOGA SPRINGS UN. FREE
4s '95 J-J $29,500r Jan 1 '15-20-25 Population in 1910
89,005
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
3.65s'02J-J
6,500r _Jan 1 '14-'26
INT. at County Treasurer's office. 4.35s'11J-J 1$24,000r_July 1 '13-'20
4.403'07.14
2,000r_July 1 '14-'17
1 24,000r_JuIy I '21-'26
4.298'11F-A
6,000- Aug 1 '15-'26
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913_448,000
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 '12.. $79,200 SALAMANCA.
Floating
1,000
debt
Assess. val. (3i, act.) '12_ _ _2,050.225
This village is in Cattaraugus Co.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _$7.60 Inc. July 25 1878. Pop'n,'10, 5,792. Assessed valuation '12-'13.6,115,665
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
INT. payable in Rockville Centre.
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
12,000 SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
F-A $15,000__Aug 1 '13-'27 Population in 1913 (est.)
48
ROME.
County seat is Schenectady.
INTEREST payable at Citizens'
Bonds.
This city is in Oneida Co. Inc. 5s Water
Nat.
Bank,
Saratoga
Springs.
'07 F-A $15,000r_Aug 1 '13-'27
Court-House Bonds.
Mch.8 1870. Population '10, 20,497. 3.85s ann
57,500r___Nov '15-'35
454s
J-J $552,000c_July 1 '13-'58
Water Bonds.
Light Bonds.
SAUGERTIES UNION FREE SOH
Funding Bonds.
4s '08 J-J $100,000r__ _July 1 1928 5s '0/ F-A
$2,500r_Aug 1 '13-'17
DIST.
NO.
10.
410'09
F-A$160,000c_Feb 1 '14-'29
4s '08 J-J
90,000r_ _ Nov 2 1928 .5s '07 F-A
5,500r_Aug 1 '13-23
This district is in Ulster County.
BOND. DEBT May 19134712,000
4s '09 J-J
50,000r___Apr 5 1929 3.85s s-a
11,500_ _ _ _Nov '15-'35 410'08 M-N $20,000r_Oct 31 '13-'32 Population in 1910
88,235
4s '09 J-J 155,000r_ __July 1 1929
Park Bonds.
4s
M-N 50,380r Nov 1 '13-'56
48 '10 J-J
25,000r_ _ _Jan 2 1930 4.40s'09A-0 $8,500_ __ _Oct 1 1030 BOND. DEBT May 1 '13_ $70,380
INTEREST on 434% court-house
45 '10 J-J
40,000r.... _ Deo 1 1930
bonds
of
1908
payable
at
Rochester
Water and Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _1,792,962
4 Ys'l 1 J-.1' 158,000r_.Sept 15 1931 4.70s'11F-A $4,500
1918 (Assessment about tY, actual value.) Savings Bank; on court-house 4s at
Street Bonds.
Sidewalk Bonds.
School tax (per MON)1912_$11.19 Citizens' Trust Co. In Schenectady;
4s
M-N $15,000r_Nov 1 '13-'2? 4s
on funding bonds at Brooklyn Savann $8,000o. _ _Dec 1 1920
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank. ings Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y.; on 4 3i%
4s
A-0 8,000r_Apr 15 '14-'21
Aerial Truck Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
court-house bonds of 1910 at Schen430
s-a
$4,000
SCARSDALE.
48
J-J $115,000r_Apr 15 '14-21
Trust Co.
Paving Bonds.
This town is in Westchester Co. ectady
($5,000 yearly to 1920; bal. due 1921)' 1.898'061 -A
$7,869.68
Aug
1
'13-'26
Inc. Mch. 7 1778. Pop'n '10, 1,300.
48
J-J $37,000r_Apr 15 1921 330
ann 14,034.56_July 1 1920
Highway
Bonds.
SCOTIA.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 16 '13.. $855,250 4.95s s-a
8,284.36_Aug 1 1926 5s
J-J $12,000r _1913-1924
This village is in Schenectady Co.
Water debt (included)._ _ 618,000 430'10 F-A
7,545.06 Aug 1 '13-30 330
M-N 1 2,000r ____1913-1914 Inc. Jan. 1902. Pop'n 1910, 2,965.
Assessed valuation 1912_8,409,522 4.708'12s-a
2,262.72_Aug 1 1918
130.000r _ _ _ _1915-1929
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-$41.97 BOND. DEBT Mch 11913.. $171,996
Funding Bonds.
330
M-N
17,000r_May 1 '22-30
INTEREST is payable in Rome at Certificates outstanding.._
29,974
M-N 12,000r - _ _ _1930-1931 5s '12 F-A 1$9,000c_Aug 1 '13-'18
First Nat. Bank and Farmers' Nat Assessed valuation 1912.... _1,503,526 48
7,000c-Aug 1 '19-'25
1
500r
1932
Bank; and N.Y.at Nat.Park Bank (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) 4s
Water Bonds.
M-N 5,150r _ _1917-1921
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912__ -$21.00 45
M-N 18,500r ____1911-1926 4.90s'06F-A $22,000c_Aug 1 '14-'35
9,000r_ _Aug 1 '13-'30
INTEREST on the water bonds of 430'10 J-D 46,000r ----1913-1935 54 '07 F-A
ROME SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
4,600___ _Aug 1 1926
$5,000r-July 1 '13-'17 1906 and the park bonds is payable BOND. DEBT May 11912.. *131,650 54 '10 F-A
330
J-J
4,600____Aug 1 1923
F-A 16,250r_Feb 1 '14-'18 t Salamanca Trust Co in Salamanca Assessed valuation 1911.-5,427,965 4 Us'09 F-A
4s
4.80s'11F-A
4,600..._Aug
1 1927
(Assessment
about
41,000r_Mch
1-3
actual
1 '19-28
value.)
4s '09 M-S
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911....$9.78± 3.90s'05F-A 42,000___Feb 1 '14-'34
BOND. DEBT April 16'13 $62,250 SALAMANCA UNION FREE
INT. In White Plains at Central 434s'06 F-A 33,600_Feb 1 '14-'34
Assessed vluation 1913._ _6,779,264
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.
5,100c__Aug 1 1928
54 '12 F-A
Bank of Westchester County.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_414.75
($16,000r_Nov 1 '13-'20
Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST payable in Rome at 430'09 J-J 30,000r_Nov 1 '21-'30
....Aug 1 1926
12,000....
5s
'10
F-A
SCHENECTADY.
Farmers' Nat. and First Nat. banks.
40,000r_Nov 1 '31-'40
410'05 F-A 29,400 ..Feb 1 '14-'34
J. L. Meyers, Comptroller.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913...486,000
..Feb 1 '14-'34
12,100
situated
in
the
county
410'05
F
-A
This
city
is
Assessed valuation 1912_1,536,078
8,000_ --Aug 1 '13-'28
of the same name. Incorp. in 1798. 54 '07 F-A
'RYE, VILLAGE.
School tax
$1,000) 1912...$19.27
2,000_
-_
F-A
_Aug 1 1922
4%0'09
Culvert
A village in Westchester County. Population(per
Bonds.
in 1911 (est.)
7,000 410'12 A-0 $22,500r_Apr 1 '14-'22 4.80s'11F-A
2,000_ __ _Aug 1 1927
Inc. 1004. Population '10, 3,964.
INTEREST payable at Saiamanca
2,500c-- _Aug 1 1028
'12 F-A
School
Bonds.
54
Sewer Bonds.
58 '08 M-S$288,462r_Mch 10 '14-'38 Trust Co. In N. Y. Exchange.
3s '89 F-A $10,000r_Feb 11 '14-15
Drainage Bonds.
Fire-House Bonds.
3s '90 F-A 20,000r_ _Feb 1 '16-'19 4%s'09 F-A $5.000____Aug 1 1924
5s '08 M-S $38,462r_Mch 10'14-'38 SALINA.
1 3,000r_ __Apr 1 1920 4.80s'llF-A
6,000 _ __ _Aug 1 1927
This town is in Onondaga County. 4s '99 A-0 115,000r_ _Apr 1 '21-'23 58 '10 F-A
410'10 M-S 10,000r_1,jch 10'15-24
6,000_ __ _Aug 1 1927
Street Improvement Bonds.
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
48 '00 F-A 28,000r_Aug 15 13-'20
Village-Hall
Bonds.
M-S $79,2000 _ -1914-1937
58 '08 M-S$120,192r_Mch 10'14-38 4s
(See V. 71, p. 202.)
43is'12 M-S 133,400r_Mch 10 '14-42 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.-- -$79,200 4s '02 F-A 60,000r_ _Aug 1 '21-'32 5s '07 F-A $5,500r ..Aug 1 '13-'23
2,000 ____Aug 1 1926
Dock Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912...1,779,728 4s '03 J-J 105,000r_July 1 '13-'33 54 '10 F-A
1,000Aug 1 1923
1,320c_Aug 15 '13-'18 44s'09 F-A
(Assessment about full value.)
58 '08 M-S $14,400r_Mch 10'14-'37
6s '98 Aug
2,000__Aug 1 1927
BOND. DEBT May 1913_ $604,915 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_413.83 6s '01 Deo
1,000c_ _ Dec 1 '13-'20 4.803'11F-A
500c-Aug 1 1928
600c_ _ Nov 1'13-'14 5s '12 F-A
Assessed valuation 1912...9,528,010 Population in 1910
3,208 5s '99 Nov
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
INT. at Union Trust Co., N. Y. 310'05 A-0 6,000r. _Apr 1 '14-'15 BOND. DEBT May 9'13_ $229,000
valuation
Assessed
1913_ _ _1,369,846
140,000r_July
15
(per
$1,000)
'13-'20
Tax rate
48 '06 J-J
1912_411.775
INT. at Central Tr. Co., N. Y. C SANDY HILL. See Hudson Falls.
I 60,000r_July 15 '21-'26 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ -340.09
INT. at Schenectady Trust Co.
430'07 J-D 118,000r_June 1 '13-'18
130,000r_ _ _June 1 1927
RYE, TOWN.
SARANAC/ LAKE.
Tills town is in Westchester Co.
This village is in Franklin and Es- 410'08 J-J 288,000r_July 15 '13-'28
sex counties. Incorp. June 1892.
410'10 J-J 270,000r_July 1 '13-'30 SEA CLIFF.
Highway Bonds.
310
J D $100,000r_June 1 '13-'32
430'11 A-0 190.000r-..Oct 1 '13-'31
This village is in Nassau County.
Sidewalk Bonds.
9,000r_Feb 1 '14-'22 330'01 F-A m000r ----1913-1931 430'12 J-J 300,000r_July 1 '13-'32 Inc. 1883. Population 1910. 1,694.
430'09 F-A




54
SEA CLIFF (Con.)
Shore Front Purchase Bonds.
58 g '07 M-N $2,0000_ Nov 1 '13-'16
4 Us M-N 7,791.60o_ _Nov 23 '13-'27
Highway Bonds.
M-S $20,0000_Sept 1 '13-'20
55
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913--..-$30,811
Assessed valuation 1912_ --1,725,275
Village tax (per $1,000),1912-- _14.80
INTEREST at Glen Cove Bank.
SENECA FALLS, TOWN.
This town is in Seneca County.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $20,0000_July 1 '13-'14
45
J-J 110,0000... July 1 1913
55
4 Us'13 J-J 110,000__July 1 '15-'25
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913_4130,000
Total valuation 1912
4,050,167
(Assessment about 82% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$13.03
Population In 1910
7,407
INTEREST on 5s payable by Metropolitan Tr. Co., N. Y. City; on 4s
at N. W. Harris & Co., N. Y. City.

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
County seat is Riverhead.
Jail Bonds.
430'10 M-S1150,000r_Mch 1 '14-'23
1 20,000r_ _Mch 1 1924
Road Bonds.
430'08 J-J $60,000r ----1913-1924
430'13 A-0 55,000r_Apr 1 '24-'29
BOND.DEBT May 14'13 $230,000
Assess. val.(X act.)'12-82,621,182
County tax (per $1,000) 1912__$4.50
96,138
Population in 1910
INT.at County Treasurer's office.

SULLIVAN COUNTY.
Monticello Is the county seat.
48 '11 J-J 1$28,000_c&rJan•1'16-'29
1 1,000 _c&r Jan 1 1930
Turnpike Bonds.
$4,000r_Jan 1 '14-'17
1,750r__ -Jan 1 1918
2,681.75r_Jan 1 1919
4s '10 J-J
6,000r__Jan 1 '20-'21
6.000r_Jan 1 '22-'27
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $130,0000„Jan 1 '14-'39
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913__ $185,632
Assessed valuation 1912- --7,503,170
(Assessment about M actual value.)
SENECA FALLS, VILLAGE.
State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12_$12.12
This village Is in Seneca County. Population in 1910
33,808
Incorp. in 1831; re-incorp. in 1902.
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Street Paving Bonds.
-A $55,000r Feb 1 '16-'26 SYRACUSE.
4.30s111,
M. E. Monahan, Comptroller.
4.25s'11F-A 36,000r Aug 1 '14-'25
Syracuse Is situated in Onondaga
4.30s F-A 15,000r__Feb 1 '24-'26
4.30s J-D 16,000r__Deo 1 '13-'20 County. Incorp. Dec. 13 1847. The
4.45s'12F-A 20.000.... Feb 1 '27-'30 village of Elmwood was annexed on
Jan. 11900.
Sewer Bonds.
Collegiate Bonds.
4tNs'06 A-0 $54,000c_ _Oct 1 '13-36 4s '96
.1-D $100,000r_ .._ Deo 1 1926
4.708'08 J-J 41,250r_Mch 2'14-'38
Harbor Brook !mot. Bonds.
30'02 M-N$ 5,000r_Nov 1 '13-'22
Funding Bonds.
45 '09 F-A $5,000__ _Feb 1 1914 310'03 A-0 7,000r_Apr 1 '14-'23
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1-'12- $235,880
School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912.... _3,385,124 330'01 F-A $22,500r__ _Aug '13-'21
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912....$18.70 3348'02 J-J 62,000r_July 1 '13-'22
6,588 430'07 M-N 45,500r May 15 '14-'27
Population in 1910
18,750r July 15 '13-'27
INT. pay. at Exchange Nat. Bk. 430'07 J-J
4s '09 A-0 120,000r_Apr 1 '14-'29
and State Bank of Seneca Falls.
Onondaga Creek Impt. Bonds.
330'02 J-D $25,000r_Deo 1 '13-'22
SKANEATELES.
'04 M-N 13,750r_May 1 '14-'24
This village Is In Onondaga Co. 4s Park
Bonds.
Inc. 1883. Population 1910, 1,615. 330'O1
-A $11,250r___Aug '13-'21
J-J $41,000r__-$1,000 Y'lY 430'11 F
4s g
M-N 90,000r_May 1 '14-'31
8,000r___ 1,000 y'lY 430'12 J-D
330g J-J
100,000r..June 1 '13-'32
DEBT
BOND.
Apr 1913..-....$49,000
lmpt. Bonds.
Water debt (included)
32,000 4s Local
'05 J-J $22,000r___ _Jan 1 1914
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _1,355,700 430'06
A-0 90,000r_Oct 1 '13-'16
(Assessment about 60% actual value) 430'07 F-A
80,000r_Aug 1 '13-'17
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.._ -$24.88 430'08 M-S 129,000r_Sept
1 '13-'18
INT. at Nat. Bank of Skaneaties. 434s'08 M-S 5,000r _ Sept 1 '13-'13
430'09 M-S 8,000r_Sept 1 '13'-14
SKANEATELES UNION FREE 430'09 M-S 84,000r_Sept 1 '13-'19
430'10 A-0 40,600r_Apr 1 '14-'20
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10.
430'10 J-J 216,000r_July 1 '13-'30
This district is In Onondaga Co.
4s'10 J-J 128,000r July 15 '13-'20
4s '09 Oct 1$13,000r_Oct 1 '13-'25 4
4348'10 J-J
16,200r July 15 '13-'15
24,000r_Oct 1 '26-'37 434s'11
138,700r Sept 15 '13-'31
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913___ _$36,000 Ms'll M-S
171,000r_June
1 '13-'21
J-D
Assessed valuation 1913_....1,472,700
J-D 12,000r_June 1 '13-'16
(Assessment about 60% actual value) 430'11
430'12 J-D 17,000r_June 1 '13-'17
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_46.07 430'12
140,000r_June 1 '13-'22
1,800 4Hs'12 J-D
Population in 1912 (est.)
M-N220,000r_Nov 1 '13-'32
INT. at Nat. Bank of Skaneateles.
City-Hall Refunding Bonds.
4s '09 F-A$255,000r_Aug 2 '13-'29
SOLVAY.
Sewer Bonds.
This village is in Onondaga Co. 430'07 J-J $37,500r_July 1 '13-'27
Inc. 1894. Population 1910, 5,139. 4s '08 J-J 160.000r_July 1 '13-'28
430'11 A-0 90,000r_Apr 1 '14-'31
Street Bonds.
430'09. J-D $150,000.June 1 '14-'38 43011 F-A 190,000r_Aug 1 '13-'31
4,000c___Aug 1 1916 434s'12 F-A 200,000r_Aug 1 '13-'32
43012 F-A
Bridge Bonds.
144,000c_Aug 1 '17-'40
TOTAL DEBT May 1913.. $302,000 330'01 F-A $6,300rAug '13-'21
6,800r_Sept 1 '13-'14
Water debt and sink. fund_ 87,815 4;0'09 M-S
Library Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1913.._ _5,800,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ - _ _$8.90 330'01 F-A $17,100r__ _Aug '13-'21
Fire Department Bonds.
INT. at Chase Nat. Bank. N. Y. 330'01
F-A $18,900r_ _ _Aug '13-'21
3 As'02 1I-N 11,250r_May 1 '14-'22
SOUTHAMPTON.
4 Hs'07 A-0 45.000r_Oct 1 '13-'27
This village is in Suffolk County. 4Hs'13 A-0 65,000r_Apr 1 '14-'33
Inc. 1894. Population 1910, 2,509.
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
48 '99 J-D$915,000r_ Dec 30 1929
Curb and Gutter Bonds,
Water Bonds.
4 Hs'10 J-J
$6,000r_ _Jan 1 '15-'26
4s '94 J-J $500,000r_ _July 1 1920
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
J-J2,300,000r_ _ _July 1 1920
4.40s J-J $23,000r
1913-1935 330
J-J1,000,000r_ July 1 1920
43sJ-J
3,500r _ _ _ -1915-1921 3s
J-J 200,000r_Jan 1 '27-'28
330
Macadam Road Bonds.
3.88s J-J $15,000r_ _July 13-"18 330'01 J-J 40,000r_Apr 1 '14-'21
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 '13_ __ _$47,500 430'08 J-J 400,000r_July 1 '13-'28
'08 J-J 300,000r_July 1 '29-'40
Assessed value 1912
3,285,526 4s
4s '09 J-J 100,000r_July 1 '41-'44
(Assessment about full value.)
Court-House Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912_48.30
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_- _22.50 430'07 F-A$150,000r_Aug 1 '13-'27
Debt Bonds.
INT. pay. at Southampton Bank. 4s Funded
'04 J-D$163,200r_June 1 '13-'24
Fire Alarm & City Hall Bonds.
'09
4s
A
-0$120,000r_ _Apr 1 '14-'29
SOUTHAMPTON UNION FREE
High-School Bonds.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 6.
43.s'13 Jan $116,000r_Jan 1 '14-'42 4s '06 1I-N $32,500r May 15 '14-'26
146,250r May 15 '14-'26
4M s'12 Jan 15,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'28 430'07 M-N 330,000r_
_ _July '13-'45
4s '06 Nov 7,500r___$1,000 y'ly 330'00 J-J
A-0 75,000r_Apr 1 '14-'33
4s '95 Dec
500r____Dec 1 1913 430'13
BOND. DEBT Mch 28'134139,000 City's share town of Salina bonds
$11,938
Assessed valuation 1912__3,616,177
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ - 46.00 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13.49,909,488
(included)
4,840,000
debt
Water
Population in 1913 (est.)
3,000
Assessed valuation, real_124,640,852
INT. payable In Southampton.
Assessed val., personal_ _ 5,045,053
(Assessment about actual value)
7.296,1.50
Franchises
SOUTHOLD SCR.DIST. NO.16.
136,982,055
This district is In Suffolk County. Total valuation 1912
actual
value)
,
.
7
(Assessment
89'
about
4s '09 J-J $21,000r.. _Jan 1 '14-'36
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1912-443,000 City tax rate (per $1,000) '12_$16.25
137,249
Assessed valuation 1911_....2,039,545 I opulation in 1910
INTEREST on Harbor-Brook '02School tax (per $1,000) 1911..__$9.80
School '01-'02, Creek '02-'04,
INT.at People's Nat.Bk.,Greenport. '03,
Local-Impt. 1905-'06, Bridge '01,
Library '01, Fire '01-'02, Water 3348
'01, Funded Debt '04 and High Soh.
STEUBEN COUNTY.
1900 at U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.; all
Bath is the county seat.
other bonds at Columbia Tr. Co.,
Highway Bonds.
430'11 A-0 $40,000r_May 1 '14-'17 New York.
Court-House Bonds.
5s '07 M-S $25,000r_May 1 '14-'18 TARRYTOWN.
This village is In Westchester Co.
BOND.DEBT Apr 1'13$80,000 Inc.
1870. Population 1910, 5,600.
Assessed valuation, real.. 43.275,736
Bonds.
Assessed val., personal____1,861,185 4s WaterJ-D
$18,000r_June 1 '13-'18
valuation
1912
45,136,921 4s
Total
J-D 75,000r.._ _June 1 1919
(Assessment about 90% actual val.) 4s
• J-D 180,000r__ _June 1 1926
County tax (per $1,000) 1912.13.95 3 3As'04 F-A 28,000r_Aug 1 '13-'26
83,362 45
Population in 1910
J-D 65,000r__ _Juno 1 1919
INT. at N. Y. State Bk., Albany.4 s 11 F-A 30,000r




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Park Bonds.
3345'95 J-D $1,000rJune 1 1913
330'95 J-D
4,000r_ _ _June 1 1914
3348'02 A-0 145,000r__Oot 1 '13-'41
45 '05 F-A 28,000r___Aug 1 1925
43 '06 A-0 48,802.98r_Apr 1 1926
4s '07 M-S 23,197.02r_Moh 1 1927
34s'08 _ _ _ 22,500r.May 14 '14-'28
4
THERESA.
This village is In Jefferson County. 4s '09 M-N 16.000r.May 11 '14-'29
Tax Deficiency Bonds.
Inc. July 29 1871. Pop'n '10, 932.
434509 A-0 $27,131.59rOct28'12-'28
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s '06 Sept $5,000r_Sept 1 '13-'17 4s '05 M-N 31,372.74rMay1'12-'25
3.74s'05Nov 17,000r_Nov 1 '13-'29 45 '05 J-J 40,326.44rPly15'12-25
45 '05 Aug 1,200r_Aug 1 '13-'14 4s '06 11-S 29,250r..Moh 27'14-'26
43010 J-D 20,800r_Deo 1 '13-'20
Water Bonds.
8,000r_Deo 1 '13-'20
Nov $18,000r_ _ Nov 18 1925 4 Hs'll J-D
3348
Street Improvement Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1913-$41,200
'14-'31
Water debt (included)
18,000 4 Ms'll F-A $14,400r_Feb 1 '13-'21
Assessed valuation 1912
568,028 4.5 '11 J-D 10,800r_Nov 1
Water Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
F-A $24,0000_ _Aug 1'13-'19
Village tax (per $1,000) 1912_$13.50 430
($8,000 every three years)
M-N $30,000c_May 1 '14-'19
3348
THOMPSON.
M-N 15,000r_Nov 1 '14-'15
3348
This town is in Sullivan County.
1I-N 1,000r.._ _Nov 1 1917
3 Hs
White Lake Turnpike.
J-J 75,000r_Aug 15 '13-'15
Mch 1 *3.000--Sept 1 '13-'15 3 Hs
J-J
10.000r__Aug 15 1916
330
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
J-J 578, 125r_July 1 '16-36
4s
1923 334s
M-S$150,000r
408, for maturities.)
p.
75,
V.
(See
M-S 75,000r
3348
60,000r_Sept 1 '17-'19
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1912_ _.$235,000 4s
M-S( 15,000r_ --Sept 1 1920
939,837
Total valuation 1911
(280,000r_Sept 1 '21-'24
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910-- _$35.87
1 '15-'25
4,196 4s '05 J-D 310,521r_June
Population In 1910
20,000r_ _ _Sept 1 1935
INTEREST on refunding bonds
1 1936
25,000r___Sept
paid at Nat. Union Bank, Monticello. 43 '05 11-S 30,000r__ _Sept 1
1937
_Sept
55,000r_
1
1938
FREE
UNION
TICONDEROGA
51,500r.. Sept 1 1939
SCR. DIST. NO. 5.
45 '06 J-D 115,500r_Jne 5 '13-'26
41 '01 M-N $3 000r_May 1 '14-'16 4s '06 M-S 11,000r_Sept 1 '13-'23
Building Bonds.
434808 M-N 175,000rMay 15 '14-'48
4.40s'06M-N f$50,000r_May 1 '17-'41 4s '09 F-A 34,000r_Aug 15'13-'29
1 3,000r_May 1 1942 430'11 J-J
18,300r.. _Jan 15'14-31
BOND.DEBT May 7 1913 $56,000 430'11 J-D 171,000r_June 1 '13-'31
Assessed valuation 1912._ _1,593,253
School Bonds.
School tax (per $1.000) 1912_414.81 43011 F-A$308,750r_ Aug 1 '13-'31
INTEREST payable at N. Y. at
Miscellaneous Bonds.
any bank or trust company.
$4000_Nov15'13-'14
5s '05 Nov
4s '05 A-0 3,646r___Oot 1 1913
TONAWANDA, CITY.
4s '06 J-D 87,500c_J'nel5'13-'26
This city is In Tonawanda Town,
Public Building Bonds.
Erie Co. Population 1910, 8,290.
4s '02 F-A $9,800r___Aug 1 1918
Sewer Bonds.
3345 M-N 19,109.95r_Nov 15 '13-'21
5s
$12,000_ _July 1 '13-'32 33098 M-N 12,000r_ _Nov 1 1913
...._ 12,000_ _July 1 '13-'32 33099 F-A 10,000r__ _Feb 15 1914
5s
4s
-__ 10,000-July 1 '13-'32 4 34s'07 F-A 59,774.95rAug 1'11-'27
_ _ _ 13,200_ _July 1 '13-'34 4 Ms'08 J-J
5s
20,000r _ _1913-1928
430
13,800__July 1 '13-'35 4;0'08 J-D 36,000r _ --1913-1928
5s
14,400__July 1 '13-'32 45 '09 J-J
1913-'29
18,870r
___ 21.000_ __ _July 1 1939 4s '09 F-A 10,850r_Aug 1 '13-'19
434s
58
15,000......_July 1 1937
Viaduct Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
430'11 J-D $11,000_ _June 1 '13-'21
$12,191.8211ch 2'14-'32 LANSINGBURG. Annexed Jan. 1
55
1901.
Water Bonds.
58
J-J $65,000___ _July 1 1914
Water Bonds.
Jan 22,800_ __Jan 2 '14-'32 4s '84 M-S $30,0000___Mch 1 1914
5s
Water Refunding Bonds.
45 '84 M-S 40,0000__Moh 1 1924
430'12 J-J $145.000_ _Jan 1 '14-'42 4s '84 M-S 60,0000___Mch 1934
BOND. DEBT May 6 '13.. $359,395 4s '88 1I-N 25,0000._ _Nov 1 1938
Assess. val.(80% act.).'12..4,607,262 4s '89 J-J
10,0000-July 1 1939
City tax (per $1,000)
- --$14.33 4s '91 1I-N 15,0000___May 1 1941
refunding bds. 4s '00 F-A 25,000r___Aug 1 1920
INTEREST on the1912payable at Chase Nat. Bk., N. Y.; on 45 '00 M-N 20,000r_ _ _Nov 1 1950
others at Seaboard Nat. Bk., N. Y. 4s '99 F-A 60,0000_ _Aug 1 1949
INT. paid at office of-City Treas.
TOT. DEBT, SK.1FD.,
TONAWANDA SOH.DIST. NO. 1.
May 19 '13. Sept. 1 '12
was
Union
formerly
This district
Free School District No. 3. The Municipal d't_$2,234,603 $2,168,362
schools are now under city charter. Water debt..__ 2,402,147 2,419,897
4s '92 A-0 $27,0000 ____1914-1922
Total debt..$4,636,750 $4,588,259
4s '97 A-0 42,000c - _1938-1947
The sinking fund on May 19 1913
4s '98 A-0 12,000c __ _1919-1922
above
TOTAL DEBT May 8 1913 $81,000 aggregated $260,553. The
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _4,460,697 debt does not Include assessment
$7,996.74.
to
amounting
bonds
(Assessment 75 to 90% actual value).
School tax (per *1,000) 1912_ _$11.09
WATER BONDS.-The interest
INTEREST is payable In N. Y. and principal of the water-works
City, on 4s of 1892 at Hanover Nat. bonds are provided for by the Water
Bank; on other issues at Seaboard Department from water rents.
Nat. Bank.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
1905.
1911.
1912.
TONAWANDA TOWNSHIP.
$
This town Is in Erie County.
R. E..56655,219 55736,266 51372,445
Pers'1.2.375,321 2,750.000 2,877,727
Paving Bonds.
58 '06 M-N $26,0000_ __ _Jan 1 1921. Total 59030,540 58486,266 54250,172
(Assessment about full value.)
330'06 11-N 170,000c_ _ _ _Jan 1 1921
19.73
*24.16
BOND. DEBT May 16 '13 $196,000 Tax perM.
26,400
Sinking fund
• The city_-has several different tax
4,000,000 rates, the figures given•above being
Town valuation 1912
(Assessment 60 to 80% actual value.) the rates for all purposes. State,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _ _*5.40 county and city, in the old city of
2,175 Troy. In the old city of Troy the
Population In 1910
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Tonawanda. tax for 1912 was $22.82; In Sycaway
School Dist., $20.87; in annexed territory of North Greenbush, $20.87;
TROY.
Troy is situated in Renssalaer and in Wards 15, 16 and 17 (formerly
County. Incorporated in 1816. On Lansingburg), $16.81. The State
Jan. I 1901 a bill known as the and county tax in all districts for
"Greater Troy Bill" became opera- 1911 was $5.38.
POPULATION.-In 1910. 76,813;
tive. Under its provisions the village of LansIngburg and portions of In 1905, 75,910; In 1900, 60,651, exthe towns of North Greenbush and cluding sections annexed In 1901.
Brunswick became part of the City which brought the aggregate up to
of Troy.
about 75,000; in 1890 It was 60.956:
Public Improvement Bonds.
In 1880 it was 56,747.
4s '93 A-0 $40,000r__Oct, 16 1913
4s '93 A-0 40,000r _Oct 16 1914 TRUXTON.
334894 F-A 20,000r__Aug 1 '13-'14
This town Is in Cortland County.
8,000r_Jan 10 1914
33095 J-J
Railroad-Aid Refunding Bonds.
330'95 F-A 25,000r___Aug 1 1915 430'12 J-J $88,000c July 15 '1942
J-D
_
48,000r_
Deo
1
'15-'16 BOND. DEBT May 17 '13-388,000
3348'96
330'97 J-D 23,500r_ _ Deo 15 1916 Assess. val. (4-5 act.) 1912-480,344
334898 J-D 60,000r_Dec 15 '15-'20 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912___$27.09
1,132
7,715r__ _July '13-'22 Population in 1910
4s '02 J-J
3 34s'02 A-0 15,200r_ _Oot 1 '13-'22
INT.at Guarantee Tr. Co.in N.Y.
4s '02 J-J 71,405.50r_July '13-22
4s '03 M-S 29,920r_Sept 1 '13-23 TUCKAHOE.
3,052.50r Augl'13-'23
4s '03 F-A
This village Is in Westchester Co.
4s '05 J-J 23,838r_July 1 '12-'25 Inc. Dec. 8 1892. Pop'n 1910, 2,722.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s '06 J-J 53,200o_July 1 '13-'26
45 '06 J-D 15,862r_ Deo 1 '12-'26 55 '07 M-N $10,500r_ May 1 '13-43
4348'07 F-A 44,984.12rAug15'12-27 4.75s'08 A-0 2,500r_ _Apr 1 '14-'18
436s'08 A-0 29.600c_Oct 15 '13-'28
Sewer Bonds.
4s '09 M-N 120.000r May 11 '14-'29 4.408'06 11-S $55,000r_Sept 1 '13-'34
4s '10 A-0 8.260r_Apr 29 '14-'20 4.75s'08 A-0 5,500r_ _Apr 1 '14-'24
4 H8'10 F-A 134,300r_Feb 1 '14-'30 4.758'08 11-S 4.500r_Sept 1 '13-'21
Village-Hall Bonds,
4s '10 F-A 63,000r_Feb 24 '14-'30
43011 J-D 70,000r........1912-l931 4.303'10 M-N33 3,0 ).)._ Nov 1
Highway Bonds.
434s'13 J-J 120,000r_Jan 10 '14-'33
4.20s'09 F-A $10,000r_ ..Aug 1 '14-33
Pub. Imo. Refund. Bonds.
434813 F-A $82,000r_Feb 10 '14-'33 BOND. DEBT Nov 1912.. $137,952
Assessed valuation 1911_ _ _1,857.735
Bonds.
Voting-Machine
4s '06 F-A $17.220r_Aug 1;13-'26 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 191L_ _$10.72
Water Refunding Bonds.
4s '10 A-0_$13,500r ----1913-1930 INT. at First Nat. Bk., Mt. Vernon
Sewer Bonds.
4s M-S&J-D *21,000-----1913-1916
TOTAL DEBT May 1913 $417,000
Total assessed val. 1912..-13,256,248
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912__ _ _ $7.50
INT. at Tarrytown Nat. Bank.

MAY. 1913.1

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

55

Including special franchise valuDrainage Bonds.
Broadway Improvement Bonds.
430'10 M-N $7,000__Nov 1 '13-'19 434s'08 J-J 1$7,000r_July 1 '13-'19
ation 1912, 13.119,650.
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 74,1 1,500r_ _ _July 1 1920
School Bonds.
4s '02 F-A $22,000r_ _Aug 1 '13-'34
419; 1905, 62,934; 1900, 56,383.
Bronx Valley Sewer Bonds.
4.000_Sept 15 '13-'14 430'08 J-J$1,000,0000_Jan 1 '33-'82
4318'10 M-S( 45,000_Sept 15 '15-'23 45 '09 J-J 1,250,000c_Jan 1 '33-'82
VOLNEY.
( 2,000_ _ _Sept 15 1924
This town is-in Oswego County.
Bridge Bonds.
4s,'11 A-0
10,000 Oct 1 '25-'29
Railroad-Aid Bonds.
4 Ms'll J-D $20,000r_June 1 '21-'22
Funding
Bonds.
48
F-A I$98,000r _ _ _ _1912-1930
12,000__ _Jan 1 '35-'37
430'12
J-J
J-J
43009
$70,000_Apr
15 '14-'48
1 4,000r
1931
Pavement Bonds.
Court-House Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
A-0
F-A$150,000r_Aug
1 '30-'35
4s
$44,000c_
Oct
45
'05
1
'13-'14
45
July $20,000r -.1913-1922
20,000r_ _ July 1 1926
4,000_ _July 2 '13-'16
BOND. DEBT Jan 1910--$134,000 4 34s'08 F-A
50,000r_July 1 '27&29
Assess. val.(80% act.)'09__ 835,422 BOND.DEBT Sept 1912-- $341,000
70,000r _July 1 '28&34
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909.$13.50 Total valuation 1912__5,387,850
(Assessment about full value)
430'07 J-J 30,000r_July 1 '30&31
Population in 1910
2,407 City
tax (per $1,000) 1912-- - -$22.10
15,000r.._ _July 1 1933
40,000r_ __July 1 1935
INT. at Chamberlain's office.
WALTON.
50,000r_ _ _July 1 1936.
This town is in Delaware County.
1 '14-'37
240,000r_Nov
430'08
M-N
Refunding RR. Aid Bonds.
WATKINS.
4s
Refunding Bonds.
This village is in Schuyler County.
F-A $50.000c&r__Part y'rly
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ _ $50,000 Village 1ncorp. as Jefferson in 1842; 3.103 J-D $4,000r_ _ _June 1 1913
Assess. val. (34 act.) 1912- A,827.125 name changed to Watkins in 1852. 3.10s J-D 10,000r_ _ _June 1 1914
3.10s J-D 14,000r_June 1 '13-'19
Tax rate (per $1,000)1912- _ - -$11.15
Paving Bonds.
5,088 4.40s'12
Population in 1910
$36,250c
Bridge Bonds.
INT. payable at Union Dime Say.
430'08 J-D $10,000r_June 1 '13-'22
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Bank in New York and at Walton.
J-J $20,000r___July 1921 BOND.DEBT Mar 18'13$5,301,244
4s
731,015
A-0* 3,000r_ _ _Oct
45
1910 Floating debt
Assess. val. real est. '12_348,327,089'
Electric-Light Bonds.
WARREN COUNTY.
9,889,656,
A-0 $13.000r_ _ _Oct
4s
1924 Assess. val. personal '12_actual
Lake George is the county seat.
value)
Refunding Water & Sewer Bds. (Assessment about 70%
Road Bonds
55 '08 Feb $50,000r_Feb 10 '14-'18 4.20s'10 A-0 $56,000r__ _Apr 1 1930 State &Co. tax (per $1,000) '07_33.00
283,055
Population
In
1910
BOND.
DEBT
Apr
1
'13__
$128,250
___
50,000r
A919-1923
5s '12 J-D
BOND. DEBT Mar 1 '13 $100,000 Assess. val. (31 act.)'12_ _ _1,222,115
INT. on sewer bonds of 1909 payAssessed valuation 1912_ ..11,728,581 Village tax (per $1,000) 1912.._$15.88 able at Mechanics' Nat. Bank, N. Y.;
2,817 on other issues by County Treasurer.
County tax (per $1,000) 1912-$24.62 Population in 1910
Population in 1910
32,223
*Provision made for payment of
UTICA. Fred. G. Reusswig, Comp. INT. payable in N. Y. exchange. these bonds, but money misapplied.
This city is in Oneida County. InINT.
on paving bonds payable at WESTFIELD, VILLAGE.
corporated 1832.
This village is in Chautauqua Co.
Watkins State Bk.; on others at
WARSAW, VILLAGE.
Nurses' Pavilion Bonds.
Knickerbocker
Trust Co., N. Y. Inc. 1833. Population 1910, 2,985.
This
village
is
in
Wyoming
County.
44s'12 J-J $12,500r_July 1 '13-'32 Inc.
Sewer Bonds.
1843; re-inc. Jan. 11 1898.
Sewer Bonds.
430'10 J-J $100,000r__Jan 2 '14-'38
--- $2,000
1914 WAVERLY.
4 s'09 J-D $3,000r__Dec 1913-17 5s
This village is in Tioga County.
Refunding Water Bonds.
43s'09 M-S 15,000r__Sept 1913-27 &I Funding Judgment Bonds.
'10 J-J $3,300r __July 1 1913
430'10 F-A 110,000r_Aug 1 '17-'21
Water-Works Bonds. ,
3 Ms
Nov 138,000r_ _Nov 1 '13-'35
Water Bonds.
4 Ws'12 M-N$238,000r.May 1 '15-'42
4s
Nov 28,800r_ _Nov 1 '13-'36
Water-System Construction.
1915 Broad St paving
4Ws'12 M-S 20,000r _Sept 1 '13-'32 45 '95 J-J 1$30,000r
$15,000 3 M &4s M-N $38,000c &r_ _1914-1924
1 15,000r
1920 Town-hall bonds______
Playground Bonds.
7.000
Sidewalk
4.90s12A-0
12,000_
-Oct
1 '16-'17 BOND.DEBT May 1913- 260,000 430'09 Dec Bonds.
431,8'12 M-S $10,000r_Sept 1 '13-'32
$3,000r_Dec 1 '13-'14.
Village-Hall Bonds.
Bath-House Bonds.
Water debt (included)___ - 238,000 _s500_-_Oct 20 1913
1913-1919 Assessed valuation 1912 2,078,953 BOND,
4Ws'12 M-S $10,000r_Sept 1 '13-'32 4 Ms'll ann. $7,000
DEBT
May 1 '13.. $151,500
BOND.
DEBT Mch 1 1913._$69,300 (Assessment about 35% actual value)
Culvert Ext. Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912__ _2,052,475
14,650 Population in 1910
43js'12 M-S 37,200r_Sept 1 '13-'24 Sinking fund
4,855 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Assess.
val.
(60%
act.)
'12.1,468.075
Academy and School Bonds,
INT. payable at office of Bond & Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912__ _$11.00•
46
July $30,600r_July '13-'16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _$14.64 Goodwin,
N. Y.
INT. payable at Citizens' Bank of
3,206
48
Jan 24,000r_ _ _Jan '14-'19 Population in 1910
Westfield. in New York exchange.
INTEREST
payable in N. Y. and
4s
Jan 10,500r.... Jan '14-'20
3 Ms
Jan
9,000r._ _Jan '14-'19 at Wygming Co. Nat. Bk., Warsaw. WELLSVILLE.
This village is in Allegany County.
3 Ms
Jan 12,000r___Jan '14-'19
Inc. 1857. Population 1910, 4,382. WEST SENECA.
3315
J'ne 19,250r_June 1 '13-'23 WARSAW, TOWN.
This town is in Erie Co. Incorp.
June 11,000r__June '13-'23
Street-Improvement
Bonds.
334s
1851. The decrease in the valuation
This town Is in Wyoming
A-0 2,700r_Oct 1 '13-'22 Inc. Mch. 1808. Pop. 1910,County.
5s '07 M-S $17,000c_Sept 1 '13-'32 for 1909 was caused by a division of
334s
4,308.
4.85s'08M-S 24,000c&r Sept 1 '13-'36 the town, cutting off the city of
3345
Jan 15,000r__ _Jan '14-'25
Bridge Bonds.
48 '07 May 7,500r_ _ May 1 1926 3.2s
___
$900r.._ _Feb 1 1914 4.158.06M-S 29,963c&r _ Mch 1 '13-35 Lackawanna. While the bonds be430'08 July 12,000r_July 2 '14-'18 3.2s
F-A 40,000r_Aug 1 '13-32 4.15s'09M-S 13,200r_ _ _Sept 1 '13-'34 low are considered a lien upon the
430'08 M-N 41,600r_Nov 2 '13-'28 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913__ $40,900 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913---$35,587 whole town, the referee appointed to
4 34s'08 J-J 40;000r_July 15'13-'28 Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '12.._2,342,847
Assessment debt (addl)
48,579
the debts has decided that
45 '09 A-0 12,000r_Apr 1 '14-'29 (Assessment abt. 2-3 actual vaue.) Assess. val. (31 act.) '12_1,618,604 apportion
are to be paid by the eityAof
7,850r_Aug 1 '21-'29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.- __.$10.76 Village tax (per $1,000) 1912.._*12.67 they
45 '09 F-A
Lackawanna, the sewer having been
3,300r_Sept
1
45 '09 M-S
'13-'15
INTEREST on the issue of 1906 is built in that city. This report came
INTEREST at the Jefferson Coun430'09 F-A 17,000r_Aug 1 '13-'29 ty Savings Bank in Watertown.
payable at the First Nat. Bank of up in Dec. 1911 for confirmation by
434s'09 M-S 68,000r_Sept 1 '13-'29
Wellsville; on the issue of 1909 at N. the State Supreme Court and was op4348'10 M-N 80,000r_May 1 '14-'29
posed by the city of Lackawanna.
Y. City at Columbia Trust Co.
Paving Bonds outst g Apr 15 13 WATERFORD.
No decision has been rendered.
This town is in Saratoga
--- 412,218.97 __1912-1917 431s'13
Sewer Bonds.
Mar
$92,500----part
County'
yearly WEST CARTHAGE.
___ 99,503.18 _ _1913-1918
434s
'07 A-0 $187,5000_Apr 1 '14-'38
5s
(7)
This village is in Jefferson County. Bridge bonds
Refund. U. C. & B. RR. Bonds. TOTAL DEBT
$12,658
Population
in
1910
6,128
48 '09 M-S$148,800r_Mch 1 '14-'29
Inc. 1889. Population 1910, 1,393. BOND DEBT Apr 21 '13_ $200,158
Storm Water Drainage Bonds.
Village-Flail Bonds.
Assess. val.(80% act.)'12_2,713.000,
45 '06 Oct $50,000r ..Oct 1'16-25
_s
_-_ $1,800
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912__$11.02
CITY.
45 '07 M-N 25,000r...May 1 '17-'26 WATERTOWN,
Water Bonds.
4,605
Population in 1910
This city is in Jefferson:County.
430'08 May 18,750r_May 4 '14-'28
45
'02
___
$14,7000
1925
City-Hal1,1896.
INTEREST payable at the Lacka43(s'12 A-0 12,000r__Oct 1 '13-'32 430_
4s '09 ___ 27,000r_ __Part y'rly wanna
$40,000_
_Oct
1
'26-'30
Seneca.
of
West
Nat.
Bank
Subway Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
Market Bonds.
4 Ms'll J-J $34,000r _-__1913-1929 334s
4s '95 ___ $16,800r___Part yearly
$8,000__Oct 1 '13-'14 4s
Park Bonds.
'04 ___
6,600r_Part yearly WEST WINFIELD.
School
_Bonds.
48 '09 J-J $42,500 July 1 '13-'29 Ms M-N $100,000_ May 1
DEBT Apr 1912- __ _166,900
This village is in Herkimer Co.
'22-'41 BOND.
4;0'10 J-J 45,000_ _July 1 '13-'30 3
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '11....-682.001
Water-Works Bonds.
3345
A-0
I
3,800___
_Apr
1
1924
4 Ws'll J-J 23,750r ____1913-1931
Village tax (per $1,000) 1911..$13.00 4 Ws'13 _
$33,000-July 1 '14-'43
130,000_
_Apr
1
'25-'30
43s'12 J-D 95,000r_June 1 '13-'31 45 '05 J-D
INT, on water bonds of 1902 pay- TOTAL DEBT_
(f)
4,000r....J'ne 1 '13-'16
Public Improvement.
726at Importers' & Traders' Bank, Population in 1910
able
4s
'06
J-J
88,000r___July
1
1936
48
Jan f$75,000r___Jan '14-'28 4s '08 M-N 24,500r__ May 1
bonds
of
sewer
1895
and
Y.;
on
N.
1938
1 30,000r_ __Jan '29-'31
water bonds of 1909 at Watertown WHITE PLAINS. VILLAGE.
Water Bonds.
48
J-J 150,000r Jan 1 '22-'31 330
M-S3105,000
1913-1926 Say. Bk.; on sewer bonds of 1904 at
This village is in Westchester Co.
330
Mch
1,468.57rMch 1 1914 3 Xs
M-S
35,000_ _ __Sept 1 1922 Jefferson Co. Say. Bk., Watertown.
Paving Bonds.
A-0 f22,000r__Apr 1 '14-'24 3.7s
3345
M-S 65,000_ __ -Mch 1 1927
4s
J-D $15,000___June '26-'28
115,000r_ _Apr 1 '25-'34 4s '05 J-D
81,000r_
_
_June
1
1925
330
M-N 100,000_ __.,May 1 1931
3318'04 J-J 24,000r_July 1 '13-'24
COUNTY.
WESTCHESTER
and Deficiency Bonds.
A-0 75,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1930'
48 '07 A-0 8,000r_Oct 15 '27-'34 334Funding
334s
County
seat
is
White Plains.
s_ _ $55.000 Feb 1 '14-24
4s '05 A-0 3,000____Oct 1 1935
4s '07 M-N 50,000r_May 1 '27-'36
Almshouse Bonds.
Voting-Machine
Bonds.
11,050r_July 1 '13-'29 45
30,000_ - _ _Dec 1 1933
J-D
55
45 '09 J-J
4s
'09
M-S
$70,000r_Sept
1
'37-'39
_
$1,000_ _Feb 1 '14-'15
55 '08 M-N 2O,000 May 1 '39-'42
4s '09 A-0 2,400r_Apr 1 '14-'19
Armory Bonds.
Fire-Building Bonds.
430'08 F-A $30,000r Feb 1 '32-'37 434808 F-A 20,000_ _Aug 1 '39-'42
430'10 F-A 54,000r_ _Aug 1 '13-'30 4s '07 A-0 $40,000r..,,
Apr
1
1937
5,500r_Aug 1 '13-'23 45 '08 M-N 11,435r__ May 1
434s'10 F-A
43009 F-A 20,000__Aug 1 '35-'38
1938 4s New Indices.
J-D $5,000r..,,..June 1 1913 434s'09 A-0 20,000- _Oct 1 '35-'38
430'11 M-S 13,000r_Mch 1 '14-'26
Public Improvement Bonds.
3 1-10s J-D 13,000r..., June 1 1914 4 4s'11 A-0 20,000,. Oct 1 '47-'50
431511 J-J 57,000r ____1913-1931 4s_ $79,000
1913-1938
3,200r ----1913-1928 _s '10 Ni-N
430'11 J-J
General Purposes.
434s'12 F-A 20,000r_Aug 1 '20-'32'
- 31.000r_ _ -May 1 1940
4Ws'12 M-N 66,500r_May 1 -14-'32
334s
J-D $50,000r.._J'ne 1 '27-'28
Sewer Bonds.
Bonds.
2,700r ----1913-1921 4s Indebtedness
434s'12 J-D
Road
Bonds.
_s
___ $158,000
$20 000_ _Oct 1 '22-'25 4 Ms'll
430'13 J-J 2,400r__Jan10 '14-'17
A-0 10,000.- _Oct 1 1930
A-01$50,000r_Oct 1 '31-'35 334s
Sewer
&
Paving,
Highway
Bds.
M-S 24,000_ _Sept 1 '24-'29
Tax Relief Bonds.
1 8,870r__ _Oct 1 1936 45
330
M-N
May
$75,000_
1
'30-44
9,000____Aug 1 1929
4 Ms'll A-0 25,230r___Oct 1 1914 4s '04 F-A
431508 May $55,000r__May 4'14-'24
Street-Improvement Bonds.
1 '32-'35 48 '05 A-0 9,000____Oct 1 1935
4s '08 July 20,000r_July 2 '25-'28 43(s'12 J-J $110,000r___July
1 1942 434s'12 A-0 140,000r__Oct
2,945r..... _Oct 1 1936 4s '07 J-D
3,000_ _ _June 30 1937
Delinquent Tax Bonds.
Sewer
Bonds.
1 1932 58 '08 M-N 18,000___ May 1 1938
5s '07 J-J $90,000r_July 1 '17-'21 3 ms
$70,000- May '14-'27 434s'12 A-0 10,000r____Oct
5,654.01r_Aug 7 1913 4s '08 M-N
17,710r--Oct 1 1933 48 '09 M-N 12,000___May 15 1934
434s'08 F-A
M-N 80,000r___May 1 1938
2,000r__Dec 1 '13-'14 TOT.DEBT
2,500r ___Aug 1 1920
9,905r__-_Oct
1 1927 434s'12 F-A
434s'09 J-D
A-0
454s'12
19,000r_Aug 1 '21-'23•
2,000r_ _Sept 1 '13-14 Water debt Jan 1 '13_ _ -$1.,167,235
4 Ws'10 M-S
Funding Bonds.
(included)
286,000 3 1-10s
Bonds.
$40,000r_June
1
4 We'll M-S 4,400r_ _Sept '13-'16 Assessed valuation
'29-'30
Funding
J-D
1911_
_15,333,625 3345
30,000r.._..June 1 1931 4 34s'07 J-D $23,000--- _June 1 1937
4Ws'12 A-0 4,199r_Oct I '13-'17 (Assessment about IX actual
value.) 45 '04 J-D
Refunding Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
___ 39,704.43_June 1 1932
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910__ -$23.38
M-N $1,000_-_N0v 1 1913
45 '06 Aug $9,000r_Aug 17 '13-'21 Population
4s
'04
___
25,000___
1 1928
in
1910
26,730 4s '04 __ 20,000_ __ _June
9,000 __July 1 '14-'16
J-J
4s '09 A-0 8,000_ _Apr 1 '14-'29
_June 1 1931 48
44s'12 F-A 12,000__Aug 1 '13-'32
4s '04 ___ 18,533.47_June 1 1933 4s '05 A-0 1,000_ ___Oct 1,1935
WATERVILLE.
Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 151913Library-Site
45
M-S
'31&'33
40,000r_Mch
1
This village is in Oneida County. 4s '05 M-S 39,704r___Mch 1 1932 3.848'06A-0 113,000... __Apr 2 1946
Public 'Erupt bonds
$1,794,569 Inc.
Feb. 8 1871. Pop. 1910, 1,410. 430'07 J-J 124,579r_ __July 1 1928
Paving bonds
111,722
Tax and Assessment Bonds.
Delinquent tax bonds
J-J $10,000_ __Oct 1 1921
108,253 48 Water-Works Bonds.
1 '31-'33 48
'88 J-J $18,000o_Jan 1 '14-'18 434s'08 F-A 140,000r_July
Tax-relief bonds
80.000
M-S 10,000_ __ _Mch 1 1914
560,000r___Aug 1 1936 4s
Reservoir Bonds.
48 '04 M-N 17,000_ _ __Nov 1 1924.
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 15 '13 2,094,544 4.35s'07
1
1937
157,333.20r.Aug
Against paving bonds there are out- BOND. J-J $27,000r Jan 1 '14-'31 430'10 F-A 180,000r_Feb 10 '20-'35 45 '05 J-D 99,000..___Deo 1 1945
standing assessments upon property AssessedDEBT Apr 5'13---345,000
1 5,208.66rFeb 10 1936 48 '06 A-0 12,000____Apr 1 1916
valuation l912.,_ _ 715,915 5s '10 F-A J25,000r_Aug 1 '30-'34 58 '06 M-N 11,000_....Nov 1 1916
benefited equal to amount of bonds. (Assessment
31 to 3 actual value.)
5,618.83r-Aug 1 935 55 '07 A-0 15,000____Oct 1 1917
INT. is payable in Utica at the City Tax rate
1
(per $1,00(j) 1912---$10.00
434s'08 A-0 28,000_ _ -Oct 1 1913
Treasurer's office, or at request of
Temporary Loan Bonds.
INTEREST payable in N. Y. on 48
registered holder in N. Y. exchange.
J-D $20,000r.._ _June 1 1915 434s'09 A-0 33,000_ __ _Oct 1 1917
4.35s at R. Kleybolte & Co.; on 45 at 330
8,000r_ __June 1 1915 434s'10 A-0 23,000_ __ _Oct 1 1920
ASSESSED VALUATION.
J-D
Importers' & Traders' Bank.
1910
5,000r_ __June 1 1916 58 '12 A-0 32.000r---_Oct 1 1918"
1912.
1911.
J-D
334s
8,500r_ __June 1 1917
J-D
Water Bonds.
330
3
3
F-Al $4,000--- _Aug 1 1914
J-D 25,000r___June 1 1925 4s
R;E_44261,889 43387 754 42168,944 WATERVLIET.
330
This city is in Albany County. 334s
Pers.' 8093,100 8746,600 8516,450
1126,000.. Aug 1 '15-'28
J-D 26,742r__ _June 1 1926
Total 52354,989 52134,354 50685,394 Inc. 1896. Population 1910, 15,074. 430'08 F-A 50,285.66r.Aug 1 1913 48
J-D 25,000___June '26-'29
Storm-Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about 3 actual value.)
A-0 60.000_ _Octt11929,
5s '10 F-A 13,122.36r_Aug 1 1913 3348
1931
Tax(p.M) 22.34
22.28 434s'12 A-03104,500_Apr 15 '14-'32 434s'13 M-N400,000r_May 1 '18-'33 3348
A-0 86,000___Oct
19.36
ULSTER COUNTY.
County seat is Kingston.
County Bonds.
M-S $30,0000_ _Mch '14-'23
4s
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly)
M-S 21,000c__Mch 1 '14-20
4s
Turnpike and Road Bonds.
M-N $3,0000_ _Mch 1 '14-'16
48
2,0000--- _Mch 1 1914
M-S
48
M-S 32,0000_ _Mch 1 '14-'29
45
48 '05 M-S 10,000c__Mch 1 '14-18
5,000r_ _ _ _Mch 1 1914
430'08 M-S
430'09 M-S 95,000r_ _Mch 1 '14-'32
Refunding Bonds.
M-S $12,000c_ Mch 1 '14-'19
48
M-S 21,0000_ _Mch 1 '14-'20
48
M-S 30,000c_ _Mch 1 '14-'23
4s
M-S 320000e_ _Mch 1 '14-'29
4s
M-S 21,000c_ _Moll 1 '13-'12
4s
4s .
M-S 24,000c_ _Mch 1 '14-'25
M-S 26,0000_ _Mch 1 '14-'26
4s
M-S 90,000c_ _Mch 1 '14-31
45
48 '05 M-S 32,000c_ _Mch 1 '14-'29
Court-House Bonds 1895 (Ref.).
48
M-S $24,000c_ _Mcn 1 '14-21
M-S 32,000c___Mch 1 1923
48
4s
M-S 14,000o.._ _Mon 1 1924
Jail Bonds.
48
M-S $50,000c___Mch 1 1925
48
M-S 30,000o.... Mch 1 1926
4s
M-S 13,000c_ _ _Mch 1 1928
Poor-House Bonds.
48 '05 M-S $14,000c_ _Mch 1 '14-'20
BOND. DEBT May 1913 $604,000
Total assessed val. 1911- _29,614,762
Population in 1910
91,769
INT. at office of County Treas.




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WHITE PLAINS VILLAGE

(Con.)
Water Bonds (Con.)
A-0 $40,000--__Apr 1 1924
48
1,000_ __ _Aug 1 1929
48 '04 F-A
45 '04 M-S 23,000.._Sept 1 1934
48 '04 M-N 23,000_ __ _Nov 1 1934
43 '05 A-0 29,000____ Oct 1 1935
4s '06 A-0 10,000.. Apr 2 1936
48 '06 M-S 85,000___ _Sept 1 1936
414s'08 F-A 155,000_ ___Aug 1 1638
430:08 M-N 4,000. _Nov
_Nov 1 1938
4s '09 M-N 27,000.. May 15 1939
4348'10 J-J 100,000_ _Jan 1 1940
4.10s'10J-J
12,000..._Jan 1 1940
430'l1 A-0 10,000__Apr 1 1931
430'12 J-D
8,000r___Dec 1 1922
Sidewalk Impt. Certificates.
5s '08 A-0 $66,000____Oct 1 1913
5s '09 A-0 27,000____ Oct 1 1914
Current Debt Bonds.
4s
F-A 5$6,000__Aug 1 '13-'14
1 2,000_ _Aug 1 1915
_s
___ 49,000
58 '08 M-N 26,000..... May 1 1938
48 '09 A-0 35,000... Apr 15 1919
430'11 A-0 14,000____Apr 1 1916
Fire Department Bonds.
43
M-S $8,000_ _Sept 1 '13-'20
4s
J-D 10,000__Dee 1 '13-'22
M-S
48
3.000..._Mch 1 1919
4s '05 A-0 5,000- -.._Apr 1 1925
5s '08 M-N 10,000.. May 1 1938
4363'09 ___ 25,000
4.158'09 ___ 25,000
_s '11 J-D 38,000„Dec 1 '16-'34
Summary of Debt Jan. 1 1913.
*132,000
Current debt bonds
Sewer bonds
211,500
Fire department bonds__ _
108.500
Tax and assessment bonds 191,668
375,000
Paving bonds
75,000
Refunding bonds
855,800
Water bonds
99,000
Tax bonds
13,000
Library-site bonds

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Fire Department Bonds.
330'03 A-0 $50,000__Apr 1 '14-'23
45 '06 A-0 15,000__Apr 1 '24-'26
430'10 A-0 14,320__Aug 1 '13-'20
430'13 A-0 24,000r_Mar 1 '14-'25
City-Hall Bonds.
4346'08 A-0 $375,00__May 1 '14-'28
534s'07 M-N 50,000_ _Apr 1 '18-'22
430'08 A-0 80,000_June 15 '13-'28
430'08 A-0 40,000__Dec 1 '13-'28
434s'09 A-0 42,500__Nov 1 '13-'29
430'10 A-0 48,600__Aug 1 '13-'30
430'10 A-0 18,000__Nov 1 '13-'30
430'11 A-0 19,000__Oct 1 '13-'31
434s'12 A-0 10,000r_Oct 1 '13-'22
Deficiency Bonds.
430'10 A-0 $28,000__May 1 '14-'20
Hospital Bonds.
430'11 A-0 171,250__Oct 1 '13-'31
430'11 A-0 47,500__July 1 '13-'31
Local Improvement Bonds.
4348'09 A-0 $86,700__July 1 '13-'29
430'11 A-0 17,100_ Feb 1 '14-'31
4143'11 A-0 18,000__May 1 '14-'31
430'11 A-0 109,250__Oct 1 '13-'31
430'12 A-0 90,000__Mch 1 '14-'31
430'12 A-0 52.000r_Apr 1 '14-'26
Road Improvement Bonds.
434s'08 A-0 $37,500_ _May 1 '14-'28
4s '08 A-0 40,000_Aug 15 '13-'28
430'09 A-0 34,000__July 1 '13-'29
430'10 A-0 22,500_Aug 1 '13-'30
430'11 A-0 19,000__Oct 1 '13-'31
Assessment Bonds.
430'08 A-0 160,000__Deo 1 '13-'18
4s '09 A-0 30,000. Apr 1 '14-'19
430'10 A-0 35,000_ _May 1 '14-'20
430'11 A-0 80,000__Feb 1 '14-21
430'11 A-0 90,000__Sept 1 '13-'21
4348'12 A-0 143,500r_Apr 1 '14-'32
430'12 A-0 120,000r-Oct 1 '13-'22
Revenue Bonds,
4343'09 A-0 $50,000_ __ _May 1 1914
430'10 A-0 125,000___May 1 1915
430'11 A-0 125,000_ __May 1 1916
1 1915
TOT. BD. DT.Jan. 1 '13 $2,061,468 430'12 g-Af100,000r___May
1150,000r_..May
_May 1 1917
Certificates of indebtedness 288,504
Public
Bonds.
Building
&
Dock
Assessed valuation 1912_ _17.232.047
'03 A-0 10,000_ _Nov 1 1914
Tax rate (per 11,000) 1912_ _ 13.945 4s
4s '05 A-0 14,700. Nov 1 '14-'15
15,949 430'07
Population in 1910
A-0 9,500_.._Nov_
1 1916
INT. payable in White Plains.
5343'07 A-0 20.000_ _Nov 1 '17-'18
Irving Park Bonds.
330'02 F-A $10,000__May 1 '16-17
WHITE PLAINS UNION FREE
Public-Bath Bonds.
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 1.
45 '95 A-0 $5,000-.- _Apr 1 1915
On July 1 1908 the district annexed
Street-Paving
Bonds.
Greenburgh District No. 10.
45 '93 A-0 $20,000.. Apr 1 '14-'15
4s
J-J $21,000c_ _Jan 1 '14-'34 48
A-0
'94
93,341__Apr
1 '17-'25
5s
J-D
6,750c_ Dec 1 '13-'19
'99 A-0 24,900_ _Apr 1 '17-'27
I42,000c&rJan 1 '14-'17 4s34s'00
A-0 15,000- _Apr 1 '28-'29
530
J-J 57,500c &rJan 1 '18-'22 3
A-0 12,000__Apr 1 '29-'30
62,500e&rJan 1 '29-'27 34s'03
45 '04 A-0 6.380...Apr 1 '30-'31
3,500c&r_Jan 1 1928 48
'09 A-0 14,000_ _Feb 1 '14-'27
3.748 J-D
3,000c_ _ _Deo '13-'15 430'12
A-0 14,000r_Oct 1 '13-'26
430
J-J I 1,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1914
Public-Building Bonds.
120,000c_July 1 '15-'26
J-J
48
5,000c_Jan 1 '36-'40 4s '09 A-0 $52,000_ May 1 '14-'29
7,000c &rJan 1 '14-'20 430'09 A-0 25,500__July 1 '13-'29
48 '09 J-J I 14,000c&rJan 1 '21-'27 430'11 A-0 18,000_ _May 1 '14-'31
5,000c&r_Jan 1 1928 430'11 A-0 9,500_ _July 1 '13-'31
5,500c&r_Jan 1 1929 430'12 A-0 20,000r_Oct 1 '13-'32
430'11 M-N 128,000r_Nov 1 '16-'29 430'13 A-0 20,000...Mar 1 '14-'33
127,000r_Nov 1 '30-'38
Public-Park Bonds.
Greensburgh Bonds (Annexed). 330'99 M-N$110,000....May 1 '14-'24
4s '00 A-0 $7,000c_Dec 31 '13-'19 330'01 M-N 4,000__May 1 '14-'15
53 '07 A-0 14,000o_ Dec 31 '13-'26 4s '03 M-N 3,000. May 1 '16-'17
BOND. DEBT May 1913 $330,000 4s '04 M-N 8,000__May 1 '17-'21
_May 1 '22-'24
Assess. val.(70% act.)'12.16.500.500 430'07 M-N 17,000 _May
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..__ 8.66 430'08 A-0 80,000 _ _June 1 '13-'28
A-0 20,000__Nov 1 '13-'28
INTEREST payable at Home Say. 430'08
Bank,Saugerties Say. Bank, Yonkers 430'09 A-0 68,000__July 1 '13-'29
Police & Fire Bureau Equipt.
Say. Bank, American Say. Bank,
Mechanics' Say. Bank, N. W. Harris 43012 A-0 $12,000r_Oct 1 '13-'24
& Co., N. Y., and N. W. Halsey &
School Bonds.
Co., N. Y.
4s '92 A-0 $28,000. Apr 1 14-'19
4s '94 A-0 82,000.. Apr 1 '20-'36
4s '95 A-0 15,000_ _Apr 1 '37-'39
WHITE PLAINS, TOWN.
4s '96 A-0 81,000. Apr 1 '25-'55
This town is in Westchester Co.
330'97 A-0 105,000_ _Apr 1 '56-'76
Road Bonds. •
4,000_ _Apr 1 '19-'25
330'98
1929 330'98 A-0
334s
J-,1 $78,000r
A-0 17,000__Apr 1 '77-'80
J-J 60,000r_ __July 1 1932 3
43
34s'98 A-0 7,000_ _Apr 1 '79-'81
3s
J-J
5,000r__ _Jan 1 1930 330'00 A-0 31,000__Apr 1 '14-'20
430'10 J-D I 1,000r_ _June 1 1915 330'00 A-0 30,000_ _Apr 1 '15-'17
144,000r_June 1 '16-'37 330'01 A-0 41,150__Apr 1 '20-'24
430'12 F-A 30.000. Aug 1 '17-'31 334s'01 A-0 13,000__Apr 1 '20-'25
BOND. DEBT April 1912 1188,000 330'02 A-0 160,700__Apr 1 '26-'39
Assess. val.(70% act.)'11.17,886,360
A-0 15,000_ _Apr 1 '40-'41
Tax rate (per(Inside village_ _ _16.91 330'03
48 '03 A-0 117,500 Apr 1 '42-'53
$1,000) 11( Outside village_11.00 4s '04
A-0 69,400. Apr 1 '53-'60
(Light (outside)- _ 1.89 4s '05 A-0
133,700 _Apr 1 '20-'29
Population in 1910
15,045 4s '06 A-0 108,650„Apr
1 '30-'39
INT. at office of Town Supervisor. 4s '07 A-0 17,700_ _Apr 1 '48-50
4s '06 A-0 15,500_ _Apr 1 '47-'48
43007 A-0 60,000_ _Apr 1 '51-'56
A-0 70,000__Apr 1 '40-'46
This village is in Wayne County. 430'06
430'07 A-0 109,000__Apr 1 '57-'67
Water-Works Bonds,
530'07
9,350___ _Apr 1 1950
43012 J-J $45,000r_July 15'13-'42 430'08 A-0
52,000__July 1 '13-'28
BOND.DEBT May 6 '13_ _$51,000 430'08 A-0
A-0 12,800_ _Sept 1 '13-'28
Water debt (included)
45.000 430'08 A-0 100,000_
_Sept 1 '13-'28
Assessed valuation 1912
346,059 4s '09 A-0 9,440_Mch
1 '14-'29
Population in 1910
1,216 4s '09 A-0 52.000. May 1 '14-'29
INT. to registered holder in N. Y 4348'09 A-0 93,500__July 1 '13-'29
exchange.
434s'09 A-0 34,000_ _Nov 1 '13-'29
430'10 A-0 67,150__Mch 1 '14-'30
430'10 A-0 36,000__Aug 1 '13-'30
WYOMING COUNTY.
430'10 A-0 72,000_ _Oct 1 '13-'30
Warsaw is the county seat.
430'10 A-0 36,000__Nov 1 '13-'30
Highway Bonds.
430'11 A-0 72,000__May 1 '14-'31
434s'10 ___ $22,000_ _part
_ _part yearly 430'11 A-0 55,100__July 1 '13-'31
430'11 J-J 30.000July 1 '22-'31 454s'12 A-0 64,000r_Apr 1 '14-'29
BOND.DEBT May 1913_
152,000
Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912_16,770,366 7s Water
'75 A-0 $50,000_ _ _ _Apr 1 1914
Population in 1910
31.088 45 '83 A-0 60,000_ _Apr 1 '14-'15
INT. at Wyoming Co. Nat. Bank. 48 '84-'87A-0 30,000 .Apr 1 '15-'16
Apr 1 1916
4s '86 A-0 25,000_
45 '88 A-0 30,000 Apr 1 '16-'17
YONKERS.
J. T. Lennon, Mayor; J. Miller, 4s '89 A-0 15,000_.._Apr 1 1917
Compt.; F. G. Gertenbach, Auditor. 330'90 A-0 20,000_ _ _ _Apr 1 1917
Yonkers is in Westchester County. 48 '91 A-0 35,000„Apr 1 '17-'18
4s '92 A-0 50,000_Apr 1 '14-'17
/ncorp. June 1 1872.
45 '93 A-0 100,000. Apr 1 '18-'19
Refunding Bonds.
4s '94 A-0 150,000. Apr 1 '20-'22
430'08 A-0$150,000_May 15 '14-'18 48
'95 A-0 20,000_ __ -Apr 1 1914
430'08 A-0 42,000_June 15 '13-'18
'96 A-0 50,000-Apr 1 15-'16
As '09 A-0 [35.000..Feb 1 '14-'19 45
4s
A-0 25,000...Apr 1 '14-'17
430'11 A-0 46,000__Apr 1 '14-'36 4s '97
'99 A-0 25,000..__ _Apr 1 1919
430'12 A-0 48,000_Apr l'14-'37 3
34s'00 A-0 25,000_ ___Apr 1 1920
A-0
50,000r_Apr
•is'12
1
'14-'38
4
330'01 A-0 50,000_ _Apr
_ _Apr 1 1921
Refunding Water.
3348'02 A-0 60,000 _ _ _ _Apr 1 1921
434813 A-0 $50,COOr-Apr 1 '14-'38 45 '03 A-0 125,000-Apr 1 '22-'23

WOLCOTT.




[VOL. xcvi.

Water Bonds-(Concluded).
Refunding bonds are Issued to
4s '04 A-0350,000_ __ _Apr 1 1924 refund 1255,000 redemption bonds,
4s '05 A-0 60,000. Apr 1 '23-'25 $60,000 assessment bonds and $42,4s '06 A-0 175,000. Apr 1 '25-'26 000 tax-relief bonds and paid from
4s '07 A-0 60,000____Apr 1 1926 moneys received from taxes, assess434s'07 A-0 150,000_ _Apr
_Apr 1 1927 ments and redemption of lands pur55 '08 M-S 87,500__Mch 2 '14-'48 chased by the city for non-payment
4348'08 A-0 72,000_ _July 1 '13-'48 of taxes and assessments.
43008 A-0 72,000__Nov 1 '13-'48
Water bonds are paid from receipts
45 '09 A-0 45,000. May 1 '14-'49 of Water Bond Sinking Fund.
4348'09 A-0 37,000__Nov 1 '13-'49
Prior to Jan. 1 1908, the School
430'10 A-0 74,000_ _May 1 '14-'50 Bonds were issued by the Board of
430'10 A-0 38,000__Nov 1 '13-'50 Education and the water bonds by
4 Ms'll A-0 38,000__May 1 '14-'51 the Water Board. Since the date
4 Ms'll A-0 78,000__July 1 '13-'51 referred to, however, all bonds of the
430'12 A-0 78,000__Mch 1 '14-'52 city have been issued under the
430'12 A-0 100,000r_Oct 1 '13-'32 Uniform Charter for cities of the
430'13 A-0 100,000__Mar 1 '14-'23 second class. Chapter 452 of the
INT, on the above bonds is pay- Laws of 1908 repeals the Acts under
able in New York exchange.
which the Board of Education and
the Water Board were created sep-RECAPITULATION OF DEBT arate
bodies.
APRIL 1 1913. .
CITY PROPERTY.-Real estate
Refunding bonds
1455,000 00
Fire Department bonds
79,320 00 owned by the city is assessed at
City-Hall bonds
348,100 00 $6,739,752, including water works
Deficiency bonds
32,000 00* valued at $2,950,000. •
Hospital bonds
118,750 00
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The
Local-impt. bonds__ _
374,050 00 city's assessed valuation has been:
Road-impt. bonds
155,000 00
Real
Personal
Assessment bonds..
555,000 00
Estate.
Property.
Revenue bonds
725,000 00 1913
189,041,417 $2,862,100
Public-building & dock
1912
76,984,920 2,856,900
bonds
54,200 00 1911
72,942,945 2,885,803
Police & fire bureau eq.
12,000 00 1910
64,855,640 2,206,103
.1rving Park bonds_
10,000 00 1905
45,980,905
3,252,000
Bath bonds
5,000 00 1900
35,124,400 3,086,830
Street-paving bonds
199,621 01 1890
22,574,226
398,240
Building bonds
149,250 00 1880
10,024,677
430,295
Park bonds
322,000 00
Total
Ave.
Rate
School bonds
2,103,890 00
Assessed
of Tax per
Water bonds
Valuation.
$1,000.
of
indebtedness
Certfs.
ö0'000 00 1913
$91,903,517 $26.485
Local- improv't notes_
895,000 00 1912
$79,841,820 $28.997595
1911
75,828,748 25.426109
Total Apr 11913...19,757,431.01 1910
68,061,743 26.0817
Deductions1905
49,232,905 24.4848
Revenue bonds
$725,000 00 1900
38,211,230 23.709
Water bonds, issued
22,972,466 17.3902
alter Jan. 11908.._
828,250 00 1890
10,454,972
Ctfs. of indebtedness
800,000 00 1880
POPULATION.
-In 1910 was 79,Yonkers bonds in Water
Bond Sinking Fund_ 203,000 00 803; In 1905 it was 61,716; in 1900 It
was 47,931; in 1890 it was 32,033; in
$2,556,250 00 1880 it was 18,892.
Debt to be counted in
ascertaining the power
to become further
YORKVILLE.
Indebted
This village is in Oneida County.
$7,201,181 01
Assessment bonds, revenue bonds, Inc. 1902. Population 1910, 691.
certificates of indebtedness and local
Sewer Bonds.
improvement notes are issued in an- 4.353'11 A-0 $22,000_Apr 15 '16-'37
ticipation of the collection of taxes
Street Bonds.
and assessments and paid from the 4.35s'11 A-0 112,000..Apr 15 '14-'37
receipts thereof.
TOTAL DEBT
(?)
'•

ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
In the table below we give statements regarding minor civil devisions in
New York State which are not represented among the foregoing detailed reports. We add in each case the population from the U.S. Census of 1910.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per. Pop'n
PlaceDebt.
Debt. Valuation. 11,000. 1910.
Adams (V), Jefferson County..$35,500
None 11869,670 119.80
1,458
Alexandria Bay (V). Jeffn Co_ 76,494
None 01,065,150 016.00
1,899
Alfred (V), Allegany County__ 28,000
1,000 1169,100 115.00
759
Allegany (V), Cattaraugus Co.. 38,000
d288,000 d8.66
1,286
Amityville School Dist. No. 6_ 34,500
None 01.664,515 a11.20
Angelica (T), Allegany Co__ 30,000
None 0604,085 018.04
1,668
Arcadia (T), Wayne County- 67,000
None 04,649,949 x9.71
8,672
Avon Union Free S. D. No, 1.. 30,000
None z1,134.330 09.00
Babylon (T), Un. Fr.S. D.No6 31,500
z1,634,280 x11.20
Babylon (V), Suffolk County_ 27,000
None
2,600
Ballston Spa Un. Fr. S.D.No.1 32,000
a 1,890,000 a8.00
Batavia Union Free S.D.No.2_ 36,000
None 07,121,310 07.27
Belfast (T), Allegany County.- 34,000
None 1794,830 112.91
1,773
Big Flats (T), Chemung Co__ 35,000
None 01,056,673 013.70
1,535
Blasdell (V), Erie County__ 55,900
None 0916.835 015.40
849
Boonville (V.) Oneida Co__ _ 84,200 17,300 0735,975 012.00
1,794
Brewster (V), Putnam County 54,000
Nono 11,154,650 16.02
1,296
Camden (V), Oneida County_ 60,600
1894,351 111.00 2,170
Camillus Un. Fr, S. D. No. 9_a40,000
Canastota (V), Madison Co.....i69,000
None 01,150,350 a23.40
3,447
Carthage School District
31,000
1,291,435 z16.10
Castile (V), Wyoming County- 41,100
None a629,007 a9.78
1,040
Catskill (T), Greene County__ 41,000
None a4,242,225 016.68 9,066
Catskill Union Free S. D. No. 1 39,000
None 02,636,450 a8.30
Cattaraugus County
39,000
Nonez28,180,727 z4.26 65,919
Champlain (V), Clinton Co._ 32,00 None 0268,500 014.00
1,280
Chateaugay (T), Franklin Co.. 32,C00
None x778,935 x4.88 2,840
Chautauqua County
65,(100
Nonez55,189,915 x3.00 105,126
None 01,807,050 012.23
Cheektowaga Un. F. S.D.No.7 34,400
CherryCreek(T),ChautauquaCo 32,000
x487,053 v16.00
1,380
Clayton (V), Jefferson County. 39,548
v979,260 y14.00
1,941
Clayton School District No.8 27,000
None y$810,000 d$9.00
Clinton (V). Oneida County__ 43,200
600 a650,560 09.45
1,236
Cohocton (T), Steuben County 28.000
None v1,633.710 v8.07
2,926
Cohocton (V), Steuben County 35,500
None a377,885 010.00
838
Cold Spring (V), Putnam Co__ 87,000
None 01.206,800 08.60 2,549
None z848,962 z22.20
Corinth (V), Saratoga County_102,000
2,166
Coxsackie (V), Greene County 47,000
2.494
01,236,825 a8.40
Croghan (V), Lewis County__ 29,000
621
Cuba Union Free S. D. No. I.._ 54,000
None 01,089,330 013.2731
Delhi (V). Delaware County_ 37,000 ...1sl_r! 0826,415 08.00
1,736
Be Ruyter (T), Madison Co.... 37,000
1.196
d18
8:6
50
4
2x
60
:0
10
Eastchester Un. Fr. S.D.No.l. 45,000 15,000 dlx,4
53
80
6
Eastchester Un. Fr.S.D.No. 2. 44,000
None 1,309,800 z19.13 _-Easthamp'n(T)Un.F.S.D.No.5 4. ,000
None 01,420,000 014.10 -z10.50
East Syracuse Sch. D. No.5 __ 26,000
Eaton (T.), Madison County_ 25,000
,iii
None z1,033,579 014.00 - ;
Ellenville (V.), Ulster County_ 54,500
.7..0_ 33
3..4
15
18
4
None 0326,165 028..
Ellicott Un. F. S. D. No. 2..... 48,500
912,297 - Essex County_
60
0
30
Nonez121.047057:8
55
6 0000
3:0
0
18.00
Farmingdale(V.), Nassau Co:
None
1,567
Fayetteville (V),Onondaga Co. 34,000
1,000 0550,325 a30.00
1,481
Friendship (V.), Allegany Co.. 29,900
None 0520,985 07.64
1.218
None 01,279,564 018.70 __
Glenville(T)Un.Fr.S.D.No.2_ 47,500
Goshen (V), Orange County__ 50,000
None 01,649,700 010.36 3.081
Great Neck Sch. Dist, No. 7 _- 26,000
2:38
08
5:5
None 03
29
80
1 a10
8(
.:6
1
)
8
0
Greene (V), Chenango County. 56,000
0574,157 20
Green Island (V), Albany Co ._ 36,500
Greenport (V), Suffolk County 53,750
750 al.979,200 07.40
3,089
Greenwich & Easton Union
None y1,164,782 v8.70
Free School District No. 3.- 45,000
Groton (V), Tompkins Co _.. _ .. 36,800 6,000 1575,870 z11.25 --3l, fiCi
None z836,551 z11.20 -- -- -Hamburg(T), Un.Fr.S.D.No.8. 33,500
None 0795,975 06.40
Hamilton (V), Madison Co ___ 75,500
1,689
None 06,874,645 a8.73
Hornellsville Sch. Dist. No. 7.. 40,000
None d530,691 d15.09
Horseheads (V), Chemung Co. 35,500
1,177
None a4,400,000 07.70
Islip Un. Fr. Sch. Dist. No. 1_ 35.000
Kenmore Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1_ 60,500
1,668,796 3.98 ......
Lakewood (V), Chatauqua Co_ 29,500
1775,430 110.00
564
Liberty (V), Sullivan Co
--fgi a857,900 020,00 2,027
47,625
None 0456,700 al2.57
LittleValley(V)CattaraugusCo 38,810
1,368
Lowville (V), Lewis County_ 74,000
None 01,90:1,400 04.80
2,940
Manlius Sch. Dist. No.6 ..... 25,000
None 0412,500 013.04

1:339

NEW JERSEY-DEBT OF STATE.

MAY, 1913.]

Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
Debt. Valuation $1,000. 1910.
Debt.
PlaceNone y$443.750y$12.62
917
Marcellus (V), Onondaga Co _432,000
None
t606,096 110.00
Mayville(V),Chautauqua Co_ 26,640
1,122
None a2.830,000 a9.10
Mechanicville School District.. 38,850
None] a500,000
Mexico (V), Oswego County_ 50,000
1,233
None a1,212,248 al1.50
Mineola (V), Nassau County... 44,500
1.981
None a724,943 a13.80
Monroe Un. Fr. Sch. Dist.No.1 40,625
None a631,700 a9.80
1,324
Moravia (V), Cayuga County._ 58,000
956,000 _____
2,000
2,781
Mt. Morris (V), Livingston Co- 46,000
y11,932,300
Mt.Pleasant(T),WestchesterCo.184,124
11,863
781,581 19.41
2,349
Naples (T), Ontario County... 41,000 22,000
None a579,800 a18.00
Nelson (T), Madison County.. 37,000
1,139
Newark Union S. D. No. 8_ -- 31,000
New Hartford (V), Oneida Co_ 27,000
1,195
New Hyde Park Union Free
School District No 5------- 26,000
None a1,273.532 a5.50
None x571,377 z23.12
New Lebanon (T), ColumblaCo 43,000
1,378
Newport (V), Herkimer Co ___ 30,500
None a397,775 al0.00
583
Y1,243,175 1,20.70
North Elba (T), Essex County. 57,000 _
3,896
Northpor,(V), Suffolk Co _•31,250
2,096
2,307,130
Norwich (V), Chenango Co ......177,804
7.422
Ontario (T), Wayne County
1,015,208 11.04
2,672
28,500
Oswegatchie(T),St.Law'ce Co. 27,000 _ -1q6n.a
. d7,099,470 d6.20
2,235
1,104
Otselic(T),ChenangoConnty_ 32,500
None a399,436 a24.34
Owego (V), Tioga County
4,633
None a2,914,340 a16.86
68,500
Owego School District No. 1 -- 33,000
a7.20
None
Painted Post (V), Steuben Co_ 56,000
1,224
None Y475,705 1/13.04
2,517
Palatine (T), Montgotnery Co_ 28,000
None a1,741,783 a14.87
3,824
Patchogue (V). Suffolk Co.._
None a3,211,280 a7.70
34,500
848
Pawling (V), Dutchess Co __ _- 33,000
3,000 a503,478 a12.315
2,977
Penfield (T); Monroe County.._ 36,500
800 a1,503,033 a12.12
Penn Yan School District _ .._ 57,000
None a2,504,372 x7.64
842
None a341,115 a8.20
Philadelphia (V),Jefferson Co. 38,000
1,813
Philmont(V), Columbia Co __ 37,000
11,081,000 16.03
2,266
None z749,380 x17.94
Port Henry (V), Essex County 40,700
4,036
Potsdam (V), St. Lawrence Co 50,000 ----- d2,042,530 d9.56
960
None 1519,010 110.00
Red Hook (V); Dutchess Co... 30,000
None 1895,000 113.00
1,503
Richfield Spgs.(V), Otsego Co. 40,000
None a374,040 a18.50
1.638
Rouses Point (V); Clinton Co_ 43,500
Sangerfleld & Marshall Union
None a686,325 al2.70
26,000
Free Sch. Dist. No. 11
None d1,509,395 d11.14 -a:64i
Saratoga (T), Saratoga Co __ - 44,000
None z398,754 z8.70
996
Schoharie (V), Schoharie Co- 26,400
a1,422,880 a14.00
2,707
Schroeppel (T), Oswego Co..... 35,000
None z319,480 z25.00
1,614
Schuylersville (V),Saratoga Co 46,200
a502,850 al0.00
459
Sharon Spgs.(V),Schoharie Co*31,160
_
452,240 21.68
960
Sherburne (V), Chenango Co.._ 46,000
1,121
Shortsville (V), Ontario Co..... 30,000 --1‘iOne a522,305 a10.00
None 1246,755 122.84
44,000
5,178
Solon (T),CortlandCounty
So.GlensFalls(V),Saratoga Co. 88,000
None
1926,419 123.40
2,247
Spencerport (V), Monroe Co..- 43,800
a541,796 a8.00
1,000
Springville (V), Erie County_ 67,024
6,300 z890,250 z1.1.84
2,246
Stamford (V), Delaware Co.._. 41,000
a680,235 ---973
Stockbridge (T), Madison Co
None z708,515 z12.00
25,000
1,485
Suffern (V), Rockland Co _28,000 11,000 a2,844,895 a5.90
2,663
Ticonderoga (V), Essex Co
7
2,475
a1,098,455 a12.61
Tompkins County
.......
5,000
..........z20,064,681
Tuxedo Un. Sch. Dist. No. 6_ 32,050
None a3,991,700
33'647
Ulysses (T), Tompkins County 28,000
2,612
a1,218,165 a12.02
Union (V), Broome County..... 42,270
None a507,005 a27.60
1,544
Walden (V), Orange County... 35,000
None 1,1,635,943 y10.00
4,004
Webster (V), Monroe County_ 32,000
None d355,940
4.50
1,CI32
Wellsville Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1_ 74,000
None a1,967,600 a14.43 ______
Westfield Sch. Dist. No. 1
28,000
None a2,076,183 a7.70
Whitehall (V), Washington Co. 68,000 ------ a1,730,525 al1.97+ 4,917
Wilson (T), Niagara County.... 61,000
None x1,391,564
2.979
'Total debt. d Figures for year 1909. y Figures are for 1910. z Fig res
are for 1911. a Figures are for 1912. t 1913 figures.

a4.52+

State of New Jersey.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
7,815
State Capital
Trenton
Gov.(term exp. Mon. bef. 3d Tues.,Jan.'14)_Jas. F. Fielder
Secretary of State (term exp. Apl. 1 '17)__David S.Crater
Treasurer (term expires Mar. 1 1916)...Edward E. Grosscup
Comptroller (term expires Feb. 20 1914)___Edw. I. Edwards
LEGISLATURE meets annually the second Tuesday of January, and
there is no limit to the length of the session.
HISTORY OF DEBT.-New Jersey has always been a conservative
State; there are consequently no facts out of which to construct a history
of debt issues. In a report made in 1838 the financial officer of the State
affirmed that New Jersey had put out no obligations of any kind or loaned
Its credit to any company. The constitution of 1844 forbade the creation 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.
TOTAL •DEBT.-With the exception of $116,000 certificates issued to
the Commissioners of the Agricultural College under Act approved June
13 1895 the State is now clear from debt, and has been since Jan. 1 1902.
At previous dates the debt was:
$71,000 Nov. 1 1805
Nov. 1 1901
$660,400
194,000 Nov. 1 1894
735,400
Nov. 1 1898
394,000 Nov. 1 1880
1,996,300
Nov. 1 1897
593,400 Nov. 1 1866
3,395,200
Nov. 1 1896
On Nov. 1 1912 the cash balance on hand in the State Fund was $5,270,672.20; this fund also held on the same date 1,887 shares (par value $188,700) of the stock of the United Railroad ec Canal Companies of New Jersey,
the market value of which amounts to about $450.000. The State School
Fund on Nov. 1 1912 held securities to the amount of $5,568,282.60; cash
balance on hand for investment, $23,920.42.
-The assessed valuation for a series of years
ASSESSED VALUATION.
has been as below. Under new tax laws the assessment beginning with 1906
has been made at supposed full value-a much higher basis than in former
years.
1912..- -.32,289,770,281 1903.... $1,008,062,612 1888
603,676,953
1911--_ 2,166,735,535 1902
952,560,540 1886
573,256,303
1910-- 2,045,898.214 1901
554,828,114
918,418,741 1884
1909-- 1,949,687,287 1900
891,237,286 1882
534,917,876
1908-- 1,843,001,178 1898
518,617,518
844,354,193 1880
1907.... 1,841,527,418 1896
531,851,849
794,428,048 1878
1906.-- 1,570,210,073 1894
596,833,707
774,398,332 1876
1905--_- 1,153,682.961 1892
742,759,082 1874
619,057,903
1904.-.- 1,055,379,023 1890
649,979,700
Infaddition to the above, valuation of railroad and canal property in 1900
was $219,656,014, in 1902 $223,486,392, in 1903 $227,195,115, in 1904
$231,655,525, in 1905 $236,720,571, in 1906 1194,532,469, in 1007 $200.045,173, in 1904 $272,182,490. in 1909 $279.059,611, in 1910 $286,546,453
and in 1911 $284,542,181. The values of railroad and canal property from
1906 to 1911 incl. do not include 2d class RR, property, the latter being
given in the totals shown above for those years. No general tax is imposed
In New Jersey, the State deriving Its revenue from other sources.




57

POPULATION OF STATE.-Population has been as follows:
906,096 1820
2,537,167 1870
1910
277,575
672,035 1810
1905
2,144,134 1860
245,562
489,555 1800
1903
1,883,669 1850
211,149
373,306 1790
1890
1,444,933 1840
184,139
320,823
1880
1,131,116 1830
DEBT LIMITATIONS.-The provisions of law limiting and regulating
the debt-making power in New Jersey will be better understood and the
information will be made more serviceable to the investor if arranged in
accordance with the civil divisions to which the provisions apply.
(1) THE STATE is restricted as to its debt-making power by the State
constitution. In Article IV, Section VI, paragraphs 3 and 4 the whole
subject is disposed of. The third paragraph forbids a loan of the State's
credit and the fourth paragraph forbids the creation of debt. These provisions are as follows:
3. The credit of the State shall not be directly or indirectly loaned in any
case.
4. The Legislature shall not in any manner create any debt or debts,
liability or liabilities of the State which shall singly or in the aggregate,
with any previous debts or liabilities, at!any time exceed one hundred thousand 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 contracting thereof, and shall be irrepealable until such debt or liability and the interest thereon are fully paid and discharged; and no such law shall take
effect until it shall, at a general election, have been submitted to the people,
and have received the sanction of a majority of all the votes cast for and
against it at such election; and all money to be raised by the authority of
such law shall be applied only to the specific object stated therein, and to
the payment of the debt thereby created. This section 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.
According to the foregoing (4th paragraph), the power of the State for
making debt is limited to $100,000, except (1) for purposes of war, &c.,
and (2) when the authorization is for some single object of work specified
therein, deo. In the latter case the mode of procedure is, as will be seen:
given in the same paragraph of the constitution.
CITIES, COUNTIES, TOWNS, &c., are also restricted in the making
of certain kinds of debt by Article I, paragraphs 19 and 20, of the constitution. We give these paragraphs in full:
19. No county, city, borough, town, township or village shall here,
after give any money or property, or loan its money or credit, to or in
aid of any individual, association or corporation, or become security
for, or be directly or indirectly the owner of any stock or bonds of any
association or corporation.
20. No donation of land or appropriation of money shall be made by the
State or any municipal corporation to or for the use of any society, association 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 passed many
general laws relating to the bonded indebtedness of the different kinds of
municipalities existing in New Jersey, which are counties, cities, towns,
townships, boroughs, villages, school districts, and certain anomalous
municipalities governed by Boards of Commissioners, or Improvement
Commissions, and not specifically named as villages, which they really are.
See Compiled Statutes of New Jersey 1910, under the following headings:
Chosen Freeholders, Cities, Towns, Townships, Boroughs, Villages and
Municipal Corporations.
There is no general debt limit for New Jersey municipalities, either
constitutional or statutory.
The most important law applicable to the debt of all municipalities Is
the Act of Mar. 29, 1887, P. L. 1887, p. 67, Corn. Stat. of 1910, p. 3676,
which prohibits the issuance of bonds by any municipality which is in
default in the payment of its past-due bonds, or the interest thereon, or in
arrears for over six months in the payment of any State or county tax,
or other legal indebtedness. A supplement to this Act passed in 1912
provides that the failure to pay interest or principal of bonds the validity
of which is contested by the municipality in pending litigation is not to be
deemed a default under said Act.
The constitutional prohibition above referred to against special legislation
relating to the internal affairs of towns and counties has been so construed
by the highest Court in New Jersey as to prevent special legislation relating
to the internal affairs of any municipality. The word "towns" as used
in the constitutional provision is construed in the broadest possible sense,
so as to include cities, towns, townships, boroughs, villages, school districts and municipalities of every kind. The result of this is that while
the Legislature may, and does, incorporate municipalities by Special Laws,
naming them and defining their boundaries, Special Laws as to the government and powers of such municipalities cannot be passed. The old special
charters, which many cities have and which were granted before Sept.
1875, when this constitutional provision was adopted, remain in force
except so far as amended or repealed by general laws, as the constitutional
prohibition prevents the amendment or repeal of these old special charters
by a special law. Consequently, at almost every session of the Legislature
in recent years, one or more laws have been passed providing generally fo
the government of cities, or some other class of municipalities, which laws,
while general in form, are really passed for the benefit of some particular
municipality. To avoid the amendment or repeal of the old special charters,
the new laws by their terms do not take effect until accepted by the voters
at an election held for that purpose, and usually only the particular municipality at whose solicitation a law is passed accepts it. This makes it
necessary to inquire as to any municipality whether or not it has accepted
any such laws in order to know how It is governed. These referendum
charters, as they may be called, frequently contain special debt limits and
other important provisions in regard to municipal finance, as did also
the old special charters. Similarly, many acts granting power to municipalities are passed which do not provide a frame of government, but
still take effect only on acceptance.
Counties, towns, townships, boroughs and villages are almost entirely
governed by general laws applicable either to all municipal corporations
or to those classes, except that a few of the older towns have special charters
which are still in force so far as not inconsistent with general laws adopted
since. Counties are governed by the General County Act of 1846, as
amended, Comp. Stat. of 1910, p. 474, and there are numerous Acts giving
powers either to all counties or to those of a certain population. Towns
are governed by the General Town Law of 1895, P. L. 1895, p. 218. Comp.
Stat. of 1910, p. 5518. This Act applies to all towns incorporated under
it by referendum proceedings, and also to towns previously incorporated
under other General Town Laws. Boroughs are governed by the General

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Borough Law of 1897, Comp. Stat. 1910, p. 226. This Act limits the
bonded debt of boroughs to 15% of the assessed valuation. Townships
are governed by the General Township Law of 1899. Comp. Stat. of 1910,
p. 5567, which limits the bonded debt of townships to 10% of the assessed
valuation. There are few villages in New Jersey, most of the former
villages being now incorporated under some other form, but the remaining
villages are mostly governed by the General Village Act of 1891, Comp.
Stat. of 1910, p. 5727, which is known as The Winton Act.
The Act of Mar. 26 1896, appearing in the Comp. Stat. under the heading
of "Municipal Corporations," Sec. 20 and 21, p. 3462, provided that
thereafter no borough or village should be Incorporated except by special
Act of the Legislature. While this Act operated to prevent the incorporation of boroughs and villages by referendum proceedings under previous
general laws, It does not prevent subsequent action by the Legislature
permitting such incorporation. It is, however, a declaration by the Legislature of its policy to incorporate municipalities by special Act, which
policy has been pursued as to all municipalities since that date. This
course has many advantages, the principal one of which is, that as to
municipalities so incorporated there can be no question as to their corporate existence, name, and boundaries, which are fixed by the special
Act. When the Legislature desires to incorporate a town, township.
borough or village, it now does so by a special Act fixing the name and
boundaries of the new municipality, and the new municipality thereupon
becomes subject to the general laws affecting the class to which It belongs
In the case of new cities, the situation is more complicated, because there
is no general Act relating to all cities and furnishing a form of government
therefor which takes effect without acceptance by the voters or governing
body of the city. Therefore, when the Legislature incorporates a new
city, as it cannot by the Act of incorporation provide for its government.
but can only fix its name and boundaries, the new city would be without
any frame of government unless it should proceed to accept one of the
general referendum charters. Cities under 12,000 population are governed
by the Act of March 24 1897, Comp. Stat. of 1910, p. 1297, unless they have
a special charter or have adopted a referendum charter. This is the course
generally pursued, and frequently the Legislature has simultaneously incorporated a new. city and passed a new referendum charter ostensibly for
all cities, but which was Intended to be, and was, accepted only by the new
city. The effect of this is practically the same as if a special charter had
been passed for the new city.
At the session of 1911 the Legislature adopted an Act providing for the
commission form of government in cities, generally known as The Walsh
Act. being Chap. 221 of the Laws of that year. This Act, (which only
applies to municipalities accepting It at an election) provides that It may
be so accepted by "cities, towns, boroughs and other municipalities."
This left it uncertain whether on the one hand the Act applied to counties
and school districts, or whether, on the other hand, it could be accepted
by villages and townships. This doubt was set at rest by an amendment
adopted by the Legislature at the session of 1912, which amended the
title and body of the Act so as to make it applicable to cities, towns,
townships, boroughs, villages and municipalities governed by boards
of commissioners and improvement commissions, and to these only,
so that it is now clear that counties and school districts are not affected. The Act was further amended and supplemented by Chapters 179
and 282 of the Acts of 1913. Only five of the larger municipalities in New
Jersey, I. e., the cities of Trenton, Passaic, Atlantic City, Jersey City and
Long Branch have accepted the Walsh Act, and, while submitted to the
voters of a number of other cities, such as Paterson, Hoboken, Elizabeth
and Bayonne, has been rejected by them. The Walsh Act limited the net
bonded debt of cities accepting it to 10% of the assessed valuation of property therein, unless authorized by the voters at a special election. The
amendment of 1912 provides that such net bonded debt shall be determined
by deducting from the gross bonded debt all water bonds, cash and investments held in sinking funds, and all bonds the payment of which is provided
for in the current tax levy, and makes the limit on debt without an election
15% instead of 10% (see "Chronicle" of Jan. 18 1913, page 171).
Under the County Act of 1846, as amended, counties are governed by
arge Boards of Chosen Freeholders, each Freeholder being elected by the
municipality, or portion thereof, that he represents. By the Strong Act
(P. L. 1902, p. 65). counties accepting it at an election have a small Board
elected at large consisting of 9, 7, 5 or 3 members, according to population.
The Strong Act was amended by P. L. 1909, p. 294, and by two Acts passed
in 1912 (P. L. 1912, v. 278. and D. 494), and revised and re-enacted by
P. L. 1912. p. 619. P. L. 1912. u. 228, is a similar referendum Act applicable only to counties of the first class (population 200,000). Several
counties have already accepted the Strong Act, and as the small Board
elected at large represents one of the principles of the so-called commission
form of government, it has been stated in the press that these counties
have accepted the "commission form of government," thus creating the
false impression that they had accepted the Walsh Act.
School Districts are governed by the General School Law of 1903, Comp.
Stat. of 1910, p. 4724, which provides that every incorporated city, town,
township and borough shall be a school district. City school districts are
governed by Art. VI of this law, which practically makes the Board of
Education a branch of the City Government, and authorizes the issuance
of bonds of the City for school purposes to an amount not exceeding 3%
of the assessed valuation of the City. School districts in towns, townships
and boroughs are governed by the provisions of Art. VII of this law, which
provides for the issuance of bonds of such school districts (which are not
obligations of the town, township or borough) as the legal voters may
direct, without any limitation. The School Law also provides that the
voters of any city school district may accept the provisions of Article VII
of the School Law, and be governed like a town, township or borough
district, and, on the other hand, town, township and borough school
districts may accept the provisions of Article VI of the School Law and
be governed like a city district. This has been done chiefly by large
towns, which found it cumbersome to submit all Important matters as to
taxation and bond issues to meetings of the voters, and the towns of
West Hoboken, Kearny and Montclair have accepted and are governed
by Art. VI. So far as we are aware, no city has accepted the provisions
of Art. VII. The proceedings for the issuance of bonds of all school
.districts under Art. VII must be submitted to the Attorney-General for
his approval before the bonds are Issued.

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his Act, passed in 1911 (P. L. 1911, p. 218), the notice must be given
by two insertions in a local paper, and private sale to the sinking fund
Is allowed. The School Law of 1903, the Borough Law of 1897 and the
Funding Act of March 23 1899, Comp. Stat. of 1910, p. 3681 (which
last Act as amended applies to all municipalities except school districts
and counties), expressly authorize private sale, as does the Grade Crossing
Act of April 1 1912 and the County Funding Act of the same date which
last Act authorizes the funding of floating debt of counties existing Jan. 1
1912. A supplement to the School Law, P. L. 1911, p. 514, prohibits the
issuance of school bonds except after public sale on ten days' notice, unless
previously offered to and rejected by the School Fund. This Act also 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, who is the Treasurer of the
city, town, township or borough, as the case may be.
TAX EXEMPTION.-By Sec. 3 of the General Tax Act of 1903, CompStat. of 1910. p. 5075, bonds and other securities of the United States
and of the State of New Jersey or any County, taxing district or school
district of the State are exempt from taxation. This makes all New Jersey
municipal bonds tax-exempt in that State.
LIMITATION OF TAX RATE.-Chap. 116, Laws of 1006, provides
that the ultimate maximum tax rate for all taxing districts of the State
for county, school district and local purposes, shall be $17.50 for each
$1,000 of assessed valuation, and requires a gradual reduction to said
ultimate rate in taxing districts where the rate in 1905 exceeded that amount.
The Act further provides an ultimate rate of taxation for county purposes
of $5.00 per $1.000 of assessed valuation, and for a similar gradual reduction to said ultimate rate in counties which had a higher rate in 1905.
This limitation does not apply to taxes required to raise any State tax
or State school tax, or to nay judgments, all of which may be in addition
to the rate limited by said Act. Therefore, any holder of bonds or other
obligations of any New Jersey municipality, while he might not be able
to compel the immediate levy of a tax to pay such obligations, (if such a
levy would exceed the limit), could finally reach the same result by first
reducing his claim to a judgment, and then compelling the levy of a tax
to pay that judgment. These limitations are, therefore, not of much
importance to investors in New Jersey municipal securities except as they
limit the tax burden on the taxable property for other purposes.
SAVINGS BANKS' INVESTMENTS-POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.-The savings bank law of New Jersey was completely revised by
the State Legislature of 1906, without, however, changing in any essentia
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. We eye below in full the investment
sections of the new law.
VI. DEPOSITS-HOW INVESTED.
SECTION 33. No savings bank shall invest the moneys deposited wits
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 authorized by the laws of this State to be issued by any commission appointed by
the Supreme Court of this State, by virtue of any law of this State;
III. In the bonds of any State in the Union that has not, within ten
years previous to making such investment by any such bank, defaulted in
the payment of any part of either principal or interest In any debt authorized 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,
provided, such county, township, municipality or school district shall not,
within the five years next preceding, have defaulted in the payment of
any part of either principal or interest of any legal debt or obligation thereof;
and provided further, the total indebtedness of any borough or village does
not exceed 10% of its assessed valuation, and such school district bonds
are by law charged upon all the property of the inhabitants of such district
or in any interest-bearing obligation issued by the county in which such
bank is situated, or by any city, town, township, borough or village in such
county.
V. In the bonds of any city or county of any other State of the Union
issued pursuant to the authority of any law of any such State; provided,
no such city or county has, within ten years previousto making such investment, defaulted in the payment of any part of either principal or interest of any debt authorized by law of such State to be contracted; and
provided further, the total indebtedness of any such city or county is limited
by law to 10% of its assessed valuation;
VI. In first 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 of not less than five years
next previous to the purchase of such bonds, or in any consolidated mortgage bonds issued, guaranteed or assumed by any such company authorized
to be issued to retire the entire bonded debt of such company, or in the
bonds of any railway terminal or dock company of this State, secured by
first mortgage on terminal or dock property fronting on the Hudson River
and having an assessed value for the purpose of taxation in excess of the
amount ofthe entire issue of bonds, and used and occupied as a dock or
terminal by any railroad company now operating in this State.

VII. In bonds secured by mortgages which shall be a first lien on real
estate situate In this State, and worth at least double the amount loaned
thereon, but not to exceed 80% of the whole deposits shall be so loaned or
invested; but in case the loan Is on unimproved or unproductive real estate,
the amount loaned thereon shall not be more than :10% of its actual value;
and no investment in any bond and mortgage shall be made by any savings
bank, except upon the report of a committee of at least three of the managers, and two members of which committee shall certify in writing to the
value of the premises mortgaged, or to be mortgaged, according to their
best judgment; such report shall be flied and preserved among the records
of the bank;
VII/. 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 of 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 ease exceed 50% of the net
surplus of such bank except with the written approval of the Commissioner
of Banking and Insurance; provided, the limitations as to the cost of such
lot and building contained in this subdivision shall not apply to or affeet
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 of mortgages owned by such corporation, or upon judgments or
decrees obtained or rendered for debts due to it, or in settlements effected to
secure such debts, or in satisfaction of such mortgages; and all such real
estate shall be sold by such bank within five years after the same shall have
been so purchased, unless, upon application by such corporation to the Commissioner of Banking and Insurance, he shall extend the time within which
such sale shall be made; the provisions of this section shall apply to all funds
SALE OF BONDS.-By the Act of Apr. 9th 1910, P. L. 1910, P. 347, of any savings bank, Including its reserve fund, and all investments of money
Comp.Stat.of 1901, p. 3685, all municipal bonds must be sold for not less and sales and transfers of securities may be made in the manner provided
than par at public sale on ten days' notice, unless_ the statute under which and made lawful In this Act, notwithstanding any provision in any special
charter contained limiting the number of trustees or managers who shall act
.they are issued expressly authorizes private sale. By an amendment to in the investment of moneys and the sale or transfer of stocks or securities.




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NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

SECTION 34. No savings bank shall loan the money on deposit with the
same, or any part thereof, upon notes, bills of exchange or drafts, except
upon the additional pledge of collateral security, which shall be of the same
nature and character as those In which the money deposited may be invested
as directed in the preceding section, or the capital stocks of national and
State banks, or the capital stock or bonds of other corporations of this
State which have not defaulted in the payment of interest or dividends,
upon the collateral loaned upon, within two years next preceding the time
of such loan, and then only to the extent of 80% of the market value of such
collaterals; provided, the total amount of such loans shall not exceed 15%
of the total deposits held by such savings bank.
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.

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County tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$2.38
Water Funding Bonds.
Population in 1910
71.894 53 '12 M-S $38,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1942
INT. at County Collectors office.
Improvement Bonds.
55 '96 J-J $52.000c_ _ _Jan '14-'27
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
Municipal Building Bonds.
ThLs borough is In Monmouth Co. 5s g '10 A-0 $1.000c_.Oct
_Oct 1 1939
Inc. 1887; relnc. Sept. 15 1891.
Beach-Improvement Bonds.
1935
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s '05 11-N $25,0000
(Subject to call 1925.)
430 g J-J 160,0000_ _July 1 1928
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s g
J-J $39,000c__ _July 1 1928 5s '05 A-0 $29,000c
1935
Electric-Light Bonds.
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1925.)
1941
5s g '06 J-J $12,000c__ _Apr 2 1916 58 '11 F-A $33,000
1941
Water-Works Bonds.
58 '11 J-D 15,000
$60000_ _Apr 10 1921
5s g '06 J-J
Jetty Bonds.
Refunding Light Bonds.
58 '98 J-J 110.000c_Jan 1 '24-'28
434sg'06J-J $15,000r__May 10 1926
Park Bonds.
55 '94 J-J $1,000__July 1 '13-'14
Funding Bonds.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
$9,0000_ _Jan 1 '14-'22 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13_ $240,100
5s g '01 J-J
2,700r_Deo 31 '13-'15 Assessed valuation 1912.._ _3,269,603
5s g '07 J-J
STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
BOND.DEBT Dec 18'12-$145,700 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_-_$24.30
1,433
Assess. val.(A act.) '12___2,090.026 Population in 1910
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..-$23.10
INT. on improvement, jetty and
AOQIJACKANONK TOWNSHIP
Hospital Bonds.
1,645 park
Population In 1910
isother
bonds
all
Belmar;
In
4s g '06 M-S $30,000o_ _Sept 1 1936
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
INT. on funding bonds of 1907 at
This district is in Passaic County. 4)s'07 M-S 70,000c__ _Sept 1 1937 the Atlantic Highlands Nat. Bank; sues in N. Y. at R. M. Grant & Co
414g'09 M-S
5,000o__ _Sept 1 1939 on others in New York.
School Bonds.
4 30'06 M-N $27,500o_June 1 '18-'45
Drainage Bonds.
BERGEN COUNTY.
58 '00 F-A
1,000o_ _ 1913-1914 4 hsg'07J-J1 $20,0000_ __July 1 1937 BAYONNE.
Hackensack is the county seat.
430'03 J-J
10,500c_,...1913-1924 4 Asg'09J-J 100,0000._ _July 1 1938
This city is in Hudson County.
Bridge Bonds.
4 As'05 A-0
J-J $43,000c_ _Jan 1 '14-'20
4,000c_ __ _1915-1922 434g11 J-J 250,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1941 Incorporated as a city 1869. Com- 3)48
430'06 M-N$12,500c_June 1 '18-'30 4 A scl1J-J 600,0000_ _ _Jan 1 1941 mission govt. defeated June 13 1911 48
J-D 20,000r_ _Dec 1 '13-'14
45 '04 F-A 120,0000_ _Aug 1 '13-'24
4%8'07 M-N 23,400c_May 1 '14-'36 434g 13 J-J 180,000c... Jan 1 1943 and again Apr. 15 1913.
Atlantic Ave. Improv't Bonds.
434s'07 F-A 60,000c_ _Aug 1 '13-'27
430'10 M-N119,800c_May 1 '15-'48
Road-Construction Bonds.
$4.000_ _ _June 2 1914 43007 F-A 10,0000_ _Aug 1 '13-'17
43,0'06 M-N 3,500c_June 1 '17-'20 430'07 A-0 $44,000c__ _Oct 1 1937 6s '84 J-J
City-Improvement Bonds.
5s '08 J-J 62,500c_July 1 '13-'43
4 As'03 J-J 35,000..._Ja i 1 1923 434807 F-A 10,000o_ _Aug 1 '13-'17
48 '09 F-A 72,000c___Aug 1 1939
Funding Bonds.
4As'11 M-N 8,000c _ _ _1916-1924 4 Asg'96M-N $49,000c_ ,...May 1 1916
430'12 M-N 61,500c_May 1 '22-'52 4 Asg'98A-0 5,000c__ _Apr 1 1918 434sg'11J-J 0218.000c_June 1 1931 4 As'll J-J 58,0000__ _July 1 1931
43s
.-_ 11,000_ _ _ _July 1 1931
Court-Room Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13_3334,200 4 Asg'99M-N 10,000c_ _May 1 1914
Hospital Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912._ _9,700,000 48 g '01 M-N 114,0000_ _.May 1 1916 4s '01 M-S 12,600_ . _Sept 13 1921
124,0000_ _ _May 1 1921
4)0'11 J-.1 $14,0000___July 1 1941
Library-Site Bonds.
Total tax (per $1 000) 1912__ -$13.00
11,869 4s g '05 A-0 55,0000_ __Apr 1 1925 48 '02 M-S $5,000_ __Sept 2 1922
Building Bonds.
Population in 19i0
48 '09 F-Al100,000c_Feb 1 '14-'38
INT. on the bonds of '08, '10, '11 4 4sg'08J-J 55,0000._ _Jan 1 1928
Funded Assessment Bonds.
and 1912 is payable at the Citizens' 4 Ag'11 J-J 75,000o_ _ _Jan 1 1931 5s '95 J-J $37,000--July 1 1915 48 '09 M-N 150,000c_May 1 '14-'38
J-J
Ag'12
1932
_Jan
_
4
20,0000_
1
Trust Co. of Paterson; on others at
23,000- -Jan 1 1916 430'10 A-0 400,000o.Apr 1 '15-39
53 '96 J-J
Park Bonds.
the First Nat. Bank of Paterson.
33,000..._Jan 1 1925 430'10 A-0 400.000c_Oct 1 '15-'39
53 '95 J-J
4 Asg'99J-J 1100,000c_ _ _July 1 1929
4 A 8'11 M-N 400,000c _ _ _
_ 1939
Water Bonds.
4 Asg'08J-J 440,0000_ _ _July 1 1943 4 Ag'02
ASBURY PARK.
J-J $15,000_ _ Dec 1 1922 430'12 __- 110,000c --_-1917-1938
.
This city is in Monmouth County. 4 hg'10 J-J 175,0000__ _Jan 1 1945 48 98 J-J
Road-Improvement Bonds.
16,000... _Jan 1 1928
4 Asg'10J-J 102,0000_ _ _Jan 11945 48 '02 J-J
Incorporated as a city in 1897.
53,009.... _Jan 1 1932 58 '08 M-S 182,000c&rSept 1 '15-35
4s g '11 J-J 173.000c___Jan 1 1946 4 Ag'03 J-J
75,0000 July 1 '27-'31
Fire Bonds.
45,000_ _July 1 1923 430'11 J-J
Conduit Bonds.
A-0 $10,000o_Oct 1 1915
5s
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_$2,121,000
Police-Headquarters Bonds.
6,0000._ _Jan 1 1915 4s g '06 M-N $30,000c....May 11936 43 '05 J-J $13,009_ __July 1 1925 Assessment debt (addl)_ _
J-J
4s
200.000
4s '04 .11.-D 19,0000_ _June 1 1934 4Asg'12J-J 15.000c__ _Jan 1 1947
Floating debt
215.190
Track Elevation Bonds.
Sidewalk Bonds.
1944
430'09 M-N 15,000c
436s113 J-D $7,090.. __- Dec 1 1923 Total assessed val. '12 3119.054,142
4s
J-J
'11
$20,0000__Jan
1
1914
Beach Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
School Bonds.
48
A-01250,000o_ _ _Apr 1 1933 434 R'll J-J 10.000c_ __Jan 1 1916 53 g '93 J-J
$5,000... _Nov 1 1913 County tax (per $1,000) 1912 14.55
Fire-Department Bonds.
4 As'07 J-J 150,000c_ _ _July 1 1947
8,000_ _ _ _Mch 1 1915 Population In 1910
138,002
58 '95 M-S
$8,000c... _July 1 1932 53 '96 J-J
4 As'll J-J 150,000o_ _ _Jan 1 1951 48 g '02 J-J
6,000_ _Jan 1 1916
INTEREST on bridge 3 As is Pay4s g '03 J-J
10,0000_ __July 1 1913 a 30'96 J-J 70,000- _Sept 1 1916
5s, Water Bonds.
Co.; on
the
Trust
at
able
Hackensack
4
.Jan
Asg'07J-J
25,000c_
_Jan
1
1915
1937
1
_June
_
$60,000c_
J-D
1. 34s'97 J-J
9.000_ __.May 1 1917
4s '06 J-J 128,0000_ _.July 1 1926 4 As'98 J-J 100,000_ _Mch 1 1918 bridge 430 at A. B. Leach & Co. in
(Subject to call June 1 1900.)
N. Y. City; on road anti boliding
28,0000_ __Jan 1 1944 4s '99 J-J
J-D $10,000c_ _June 1 1917 48 g '09 J-J
53
Sept 1 1919 bonds at Columbia Tr. Co. In
6,000
N V:
55,000o_ _ _Jan 1 1945 48 '01 J-J
J-D 50,000o___June 1 1924 4 g'10 J-J
58
_July 2 1920 City; on other bonds at Hackensack
12,000
20,0000_ _ _Jan 1 1943 45 '01 J-J
J-J 48,000c._ _Jan 1 1927 4 g'13 J-J
58
2,000_ _ _Sept 16 1921 National Bank.
40,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1948 48 '02 J-J
22,0000_ _ -Jan 1 1928 4 g J-J
J-J
4s
11,500_ _Apr 1 1922
Avenue Bonds.
4s '02 J-J
12,500_ _Aug 18 1922
4s '06 A-0 22,000c_ _ Apr 11938
430'08 J-J $411,0000__ _July 1 1938 434s'03 J-J 100,000_ _ _ _Mch 2 1933 BLOOMFIELD.
School Bonds (City's Portion).
Massachusetts Avenue Bonds.
J-D $59,000c June 20'13-'43
45 '05 J-J
5s
6,750_ _ _ _Mch 1 1935
This town Is In Essex Caanty InJ-J
__July
Yjs'08
$30.(1000_
1 1928 4 Ag'07 J-J
1937 4
430'07 J-D 100,000c
49,400_ _ _ _Jan 1 1922 corporated as a town Feb 26 19(X),
Michigan Avenue Bonds.
4ji8'13 J-J 175,000c_ _Jan 1 1943
55 g '08 J-J 160,0000-Ayr 1 1928
School Bonds.
1936
1
A-0
_Oct
'06
'is
$7,000c__
g
Bonds.
-improvement
Park
55 '08 M-N 265.000--Nov 1 1928 4s
M-N$15f4,500c
_1913-1953
Drexel Avenue Bonds.
12,000___ _July 1 1928 4s '09 A-0 31,000c_Apr
5s '08 J-J
4 Ms'11 J-J $50.0000_ _ _Jan 1 1951
_- 1 '18-48
$ 1,000o_ _July 1 1915 4 34s'09 J-J 60.500_ __ _Sept 1 1929 4s '10 F-A 180,000c_Aug I '20-'58
4)4g'11 J-.I
Library Bonds,
Plaza Place Bonds.
7,500_ ___Jan 1 1930
M-N $18,000c_ _ _Nov 1 1931
Sewer Bonds.
43
4s '10 J-.I
$6,0000_ _ _July 1 1921 .4 A 8'10 J-J 298,000 _ - _ _July 1 1930 5s
4 Ag'11 J-J
M-N $2,500o_ Nov 1 1913
Sewer Bonds.
F-A 50.000c__ _Feb
Lighting Standard Bonds.
A-0 $50,000c__ _Apr 1 1933
45
50.400o_ _ _Jul y 1 19.31 4s
1930
4 As'll J-J
8,500__Dec.15 1931
Park Bonds.
43 '05 M-S 50,0000__Sept 11945 4 %Wit J-J $37,0000_ _ _July 1 1945 430'11 _
75,0 10c__ _July 1 1942 BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913$7,293,000 4Kg'13 J-J 338,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1933 48 '09 A-0 $30,000c_Apr 1 '30-'36
430'07 J-J
fund
Sinking
2,120,857
1944
430'09 M-N 35.0000
4s '11 J-D 30.000c_ _Dec I 1941
City-Hall Bonds.
5.172,143 48 '11 J-J $38,000_ __ _Jan 1 1931
Street-Improvemen-t. Bonds.
43.'s'12 J-J 75,000c_ _ _July 1 1947 NET DEBT Apr 1 '13_
FUND. DEBT Apr 1 '13_$1,430,822 Water debt (incl. above). 2,118,000
J-D $75,000c_June 1 '19-'29
4s
Paving Bonds.
1,832,210 School debt (see below)
Value city property
45 '97 J-J $17,000__ __Jan 1 1917
Water Bonds.
Aprl'13(not incl.above) 1,252,000 5s '10 J-J 234.000_ _ _ _July 1 1930 4s
Total equalized val. 1912_12,474.340
A-0$105,000c&rAprl '19-'37
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.,_$25.05 Total assessed val. 1912_ _87,063,283
Playground Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
10,150 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...._118.70 58 '10 J-J
Population in 1910
$6,500.... _11.500 y'ly 5s '13 M-N$200,000e_May 1 '15-24
INT. payable at Treasurer's office. Population In 1910
46,150
Fire-Department Bonds.
Fire-Department Bonds.
Summer population (est) _ _ _ _300,000 5s '94 A-0 $9,000.-- _Oct 1 1914 4s '04 J-J $25.0000... _July 1 1924
INTEREST on the city-hall, pub- 5s '95 M-S
ATLANTIC CITY.
2.000-___Mch 1 1915 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13......$687.000
This city is in Atlantic County. lic library, water 4s and 4 As of 1906. 4s '98 J-J
8,000_ _Jan 1 1918 Assessment debt (add'O____ 246,224
Incorporated March 3 1854. New city improvt. 48 and 4345 of 1908, 4s '98 11-N 10,000___ _Nov 1 1918 Floating debt139.133
charter adopted Apr. 3 1902. Com- crematory bonds due 1920 and 1921: 48 '99 M-S
8,000__Sept 1 1919 Total valuatIon 1912......12,445,032
mission govt accepted May 14 1912. paving bonds due 1921. 1922, 1924, 4s '06 M-S 20,000_ __Sept 1 1926 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$20.20
1925, 1927. 1928, 1944, 1945, 1946 48 '09 .J-D
City-Hall Bonds.
- 15.070
7.000_ _ _June 1 1916 PonulatIon In 1910
43 g '00 F-A $90,000c__ _Aug 11930 and 1947, fire-house bonds, park
INT. on school, park & water bds.
Floating Debt Bonds.
20,0000__ _Jan 1 1944 bonds, Texas Ave. bonds, Mass. 4s '08'J-.J $207,000... _Jan 1 1928 at Bloomfield Nat. Bk., on street &
4s '09 J-J
6,000c.. _Jan 1 1933 Ave. bonds, Mt. Vernon Ave. 4 As'l 1 J-D 218,000c___June 1 1931 sewer bonds at Fidelity Tr. Co..
4 s g J-J
bonds, drainage bonds of 1909,
Public-Library Bonds.
Newark: on fire-house bonds at
Tax Bonds.
lighting standard; 4s '06 J-J $65,000_ __Apr 16 1916 U. S. Mtg. & Tr. Co., New York.
48 g '03 J-J $30,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1938 Drexel Ave
48 g '05 J-J
4.0000_ _Jan 1 '14-'17 Plaza Place and hospital bonds Is 5s '08 J-J 275,000.- _July 11028
payable at the Hanover Nat. Bank, 4s '11 J-.1 121,000___Apr 15 1921
Tax-Arrearage Bonds.
BOUND BROOK.
4 Ag'09 J-J 1100,0000_ _July 1 1914 N. V.: on the Albany Ave. bonds and
Park Bonds.
This borough is In Somerset Co.
paving bonds due 1929 at the Nat. 430'96
Water Bonds.
J-J $58,000-..- _July 1 1916
g '05 J-D$761,000c__ _June 1 1925 Park Bank In N. Y.: on other bonds 4s '07 M-N 24,500.. May 1 1927 Inc. Mch. 31 1891. Pop. '10, 3.970.
In
Atlantic City.
Improvement Certificates.
4 Asg'96M-S 100,0000._ _Mch 1 1926
Bonds.
Street-Improvement
_s
___ $3,000
4 Asg'97J-J 12,000c_ _July 1 1917
430'09 J-J $155,000. _ _May 1 1929
Sewer Certificates.
48 g '00 J-J 200,000o_ _July 1 1930 ATLANTIC CITY SCHOOL DIST. 58
1
_Jan
__
183,000_
J-J
1928
'08
J-J
$10,0000..July 1 '13-'14
70,0000._ _July 1 1931 430'97
5s
J-D $15,500031,000 yearly
48 g '01 J-J
_June
_
265,000
1
J-D
430'11
1921
15,000o__ _July 1 1932 3As'00 M-S 105,000c_Mch 1 '14-'24
School Bonds.
413 g '02 J-J
50,000c_July 1 '13-'22 4s'12 M-8 95,000____Mch 1 1922 4s
75,000o_ _ _Jan 1 1933 4s g '04 J-J
48 g '03 J-J
$3,000c1$2,000 yearly
Refunding Assessment Bonds. 4348
35,0000_ _ _July 1 1934 48 g '05 J-J 102,000(3.July 1 '25-'31
F-A 56,0000
48 g '04 J-J
4 Asg'06J-J 300,0000_ Jt.iy 1 1941 45 g '06 J-J 65,000c_July 1 '31-'35 55 '88 J-J $50,000..- May 11018 430'11 F-A 15.000c.Feb 1 '26-'40
16,0000._ _July 1 1936 5s '88 J-J 46,000_ _ _ _July 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913....392,500
4%g'10 J-J 160,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1945 45 '06 J-J
53,000... Jan 1 1919 Floating debt
70.0000_ _ _July 1 1937 53 '89 J-J
21,400
4 Ag'10 J-J 115,000c_ _July 1 1945 430'07 J-J
75,0000_ _ _Jan 1 1946 4 34g'08 J-J 160,0000..July 1 '38-'42 5s '89 J-J 68,000._ _July 1 1919 Assessed valuation 1912.. _ _2,525,344
4 A g'11 J-J
43ig'12 J-J 100,0000___Jan 1 1947 4 34sg'09J-J 120,0000_ _July 1 1943 BOND. DEBT May 1 '12_13,771,650 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ 321.50
500
INTEREST on sewer loan at Col4 '13 J-J 100,000c_-Jan 1 1943 4 Asg J-J 139,0000_ _ _July 11945 Twp. bonds (on demand).
682,945 lector's office; on school bonds at
4 Ag'11 J-J 170,000o_ _Jan
Jan 11946 Sinking fund
Mt. Vernon Avenue Bonds.
4 Hs'OS J-J $15,000o_ -Jan 1 1918 4Ag'12 J-J 245,000c_ _July 1 1947 City property May 1 1912 3,018,972 First National Babk.
42,913,733
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13_ _1,252,000 Tax valuation, real
Bellevue Avenue Bonds.
9.781,350
INTEREST on 4s and 4 As due in Tax valuation, personal
4 Asiel()J-J $9,000c_ _July 1 1920
1937 and the 434s due 1938-1942 is Tax valuation, railroad_ _ _
772,022 BRADLEY BEACH SCH, DIST.
Albany Avenue Bonds.
This district is In Monmouth Co.
1944
1
53.467.105
_July
payable
at
1012
valuation
_
1100,000c_
Total
New
Hanover
Bank,
Nat.
)isg'09J-J
4
187,0000
1930
York;
on
the 430 due 1943 at the Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_122M 58 '10 31-S
Crematory Bonds.
Sept 1912- $87,000
55.545 TOTAL DEBT
4)isg'98J-J $40,0000._ _July 1 1918 National Park Bank, New York; on Population in 1910
valuation 1910..-1,794,420
Assessed
other
1920
Hudat
bonds
In
part
payable
1
INTEREST
_Jan
Atlantic
_
10,0000_
City.
4 4sg'00J4
son Co. Nat. Bank of Jersey City,
48 g '01 J-J
32.0000_ _ _Jan 1 1921
ATLANTIC COUNTY,
part at Bayonne Tr. Co. and part at BRIDGETON.
Paving Bonds.
May's
This city Is situated in Cumberland
1919
Landing
Is
48 g '99
the county seat. the Mechanics' Tr. Co. In Bayonne.
$74,000c__ _Nov 1
County. Incorp. Nov. 29 1864.
Building Bonds.
48 g '01 A-0 135,000c_ -Oot 1 1921
Street Bonds (opt. after 1910).
48 g '02 A-0 15,0000_ _Oct 1 1922 4s g '06 J-J 1$20,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'17
DIST.
45
A-0 $80,00()r__ _Oct 1 1920
1 12,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'19 BELLEVILLE SCHOOL County.
4 Asg'04M-N 195,0000._ _May 1 1924
This district is in Essex
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
5,000r_ ___Jan 1 1914
4s g '05 J-D 130,000o_ _June 1 1925 43 '08 J-J
4)011 J-J $50,0000_ _July 1 1941
20,000r_lJan 1 '15-'20 434s'13 J-J $80,000c_Jan 15 '27-'42
48 g '06 A-0 80,0000._ _Apr 1 1926 4s '10 J-J
(7)
TOTAL DEBT
Water Bonds.
4 Asg'07J-J 250,000c__ _Jan 1 1927 53 '10 J-J 40,000r4
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Belleville. Gs
F-A $2,000c.... Aug 1 1913
48 g '06 J-J
15,0000_ _Oct I 1926 6.s '13 M-S 75,000. Mar 1 '52-'57
434s'11 J-J 75,0000__July 1 1941
Bonds.
Road
4 Asg'08J-J 65,0000.-Jan 1 1928
J-J
434s'13 J-J 55,000c_ _..Jan 1 1943
$5,000r___ _Jan 1 1914 BEL1VIAR.
43008 J-J
70,0000--July 1 1928 4s
Paving Bonds.
This borough is In Monmouth
48 g '09 J-J
65,000o_Jan 1 1929 58 'II J-J 100,000c_Jan 1 '21-'30
Bridge Bonds.
48
J-J 310,200r___July 1 1927.
4 hsg'09J-J 212,0000._ _July 1 1944
County. Incorporated in 1885.
(Subject to call July 1 1917.)
4 Asg'10J-J 135,000o_ _ _July 1 1945 48 '08 J-J $15,000r Jan 1 '14-'16
Fire-Fngine Bonds.
1939
4 A g'll J-J
School Bonds.
70,000o_ _ _Jan 11948 58 '11 J-J 60,000r_ _Jan 1 '20-'25 5s '09 A-0 $4,500
48
A-0 t15,0000_ _Apr '14-'18
4 As g J-J
7,000c___Jan 1 1921 430'12 J-J 30.000c_Jan 1 '20-'25
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
4As g J-J 35,000c__Jan 1 947 BOND. DEBT Mar 28 '13_$307,000 5s g '11 J-D $12.6000
25,0000_ _ _July 1 1922
1941 4s '02 J-J
4A g'13 J-J 45.000c_ _ _Jan 1 1938 Total assessed val. 1912_111,061,963
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Water-Extension Bonds.
43ig'12 J-J
1942
12,000c_ _ _July 1 1922 (Assessm't about fi% actual val.)
58 '07 J-J $20.0000.. July 1 1937 430'12 -- 18,200c




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Floating Debt Bonds.
4s '84 J-J $34,000r___Jan 1 1934
48 '06 A-0 124,000c&r_Apr 2 1936
430'07 M-S 135,000r_Sept 1 1937
450'08 J-D 350,000r_ _ _June 1 1928
4s '12 M-S 65,000
Refunding Fire-House Bonds.
3%s'07 J-J $20,000r_ _Jan 1 1937
4s '09 A-0 14,000r _Oct 1 1929
Paving Bonds.
4368'07 M-S$150,000r___Sept 1 1927
430'12 J-J 60,000_ _ __July 1 1932
Fire-Department Bonds.
4s '99 J-J $25,000r_ __July 1 1919
4s '04 J-J
25,000r__ _July 1 1924
43,58'08 J-D 25,000r_ _ _June 1 1928
4s '09 A-0 20,000r-Aug 1 1939
45 '11 J-D 25.000-- __Deo 1 1931
4s '13 ___ 25,000--- _Apr 1 1933
Park Bonds.
48 '96 J-J $75,000o_ __July 1 1921
90,000r_ __July 1 1929
This city is in Burlington County. 48 '04 J-J
Inc. Mch. 4 1851. Pop.'10, 8,336.
330'06 F-A 22,000r___Aug 1 1931
430'07 F-A 15,0000_ __Aug 1 1932
Floating Debt Bonds.
41s'07 J-J $30.000c.._ _July 1 1937 48 '08 F-A 10,000r_ _ _Aug 1 1938
5,000r__..Feb
4s '09 F-A
1939
Meadow-Drainage Bonds.
4s '91 J-D $14.000c___Dec 1 1921 48 '09 A-0 25,000r_ _ _ Oct 1 1934
10,000__July 1 1935
48 '10 J-J
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1901.)
4s '01 J-J $10.0000
1921 4s '11 J-D 10,000_ __ _June 1 1937
Fire and Police Bonds.
Fire-Department Bonds.
43 '05 11-S $4.500c.._ _Sept 1 1925 43008 J-D $50,000r__ _June 1 1938
4s '09 J-D 30.000r__ June 1 1939
School Bonds.
Water Bonds.
43 '05 F-A $5,250e_ _Aug 1 1935
(Subject to call $2,000-yearly 1925.) 48 '87 J-J $50,000c&r_July 1 1917
4s '04 M-S $23,5000_ _May 1 1934 4s '04 J-J 170,000c&r_July 1 1934
(Subject to call $2,000-yearly 1924.) 43008 J-D 85,000r__ _June 1 1938
4s '99 J-J $24,5000
1936 48 '96 J-D 600,000c&r_J'ne 1 1926
48 '09 A-0 28,000r___Aug 1 1939
($1,000 yearly.)
15.000-._- July 1 1940
450'11 J-J
16,000c_ _Jan 1 1941 48 '10 J-J
(Subject to call after 1931.)
4s '11 F-A 15,000...._..Aug 1 1941
STOCK TON.
Refunding Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '04 M-S $20,0000_ . _Sept 1 1934
334s'05 M-S $34,200r__ _Sept 1 1935
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '86 11-N $20,000c_ Nov 1 1916 334806 M-S 30,000r_Sept 1 1936
4s '08 J-J
11,5000
1938 4s '07 F-A 12,000r_ _Aug 1 1937
4s '08 A-0 37,000r_Oct 1 1938
City-Hall Bonds.
School Bonds.
430'11 J-J $35.000c
1946
48 '97 J-J $10.0000__ July 1 1917
Paving Bonds.
48 '03 A-0 $9,5000
1913 430'98 A-0 4,5000__Oct 1 '13-'30
TOT. BD. DT. Apr 1913_$5,158,950
Filtration Bonds.
4s
A-0 $25,000r_ _Oct 1 1939 Water debt (Included) ..... 1,389,000
86,000
Floating debt
(Subject to call after Oct 11919)
1,091,758
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ _ _$263,250 SinkIng fund
52,148,694
Total valuation 1912___ _ _ -3,235,510 Assessed val., real
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912- - _$21.20 Assessed val., personal _.... 4,513,765
56,662,459
INTEREST payable at the Me- Total valuation 1912
(Assessment about full value.)
chanics' Nat. Bans, Burlington.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_-$20.00
Population In 1910
94,538
INTEREST payable at the City
Mount Holly Is the county scat.
Treasurer's office.
Asylum Bonds.
4s
J-D $15.00(k_ _$5.000 yrly
430
J-D
3,500r_ _June 24 1915
Camden Is the county seat.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
430'07 M-N $55,000e_Nov 1 '13-'23
Armory-Site Bonds.
430'11 F-A $30,0000_ _ _Feb 1 1926
Election Bonds.
J-D $5,000r_Dec 29 1913
4s
Court-House Bonds.
48 '04 J-J $700,000c&r_Jan 2 1944
Deficiency Bonds.
430
M-S $11,640.33c Sep 25 1922
* Road-Improvement Bonds.
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_ --$90,140 48 '06 M-N 1$20,000- _Nov 1 1916
Total valuation 1912_ __ _$32,828,814
1 36,000_ _Nov 1 '21&20
430'08 F-A 29,600--_Aug 1 1938
(Assessment at actual value.)
State & co. tax (per $1,000)'12_$8.50 450'08 M-N 41.000____May 1 1928
Population In 1010
66,565 430'10 A-0 67,000_ ---Apr 1 1935
INTEREST on the road bonds Is 430'11 M-N 32,000____Nov 1 1931
payable at the Mount Holly Nat. By. 430'12 F-A 57.000___Aug 1 1918
Bridge Bonds.
434801$ 11-N 1$30,000r_May 1 1914
1 35,000r__ May 1 1918
This borough is in Essex County.
Election Deficiency Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
48 '11 M-N $7,500__Nov 15 1913
as '13 A-0 $90,000c_Apr 1 '14-'43 48 '11 J-D
_ Dec 15 1913
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913_-$31,000 BOND. DEBT3,300__
Jan 1 '13_31,089,700
Sinking fund
1,000 Sinking fund
169,864
Assessed valuation 1912_ _$2,125,500 Total valuation 1912
83,735,224
Tax rate (per $1,000)'12
$19.20 County tax (per $1,000) 1912_..$4.00
Population in 1910
2,236 Population in 1910
142,029
INT. at Caldwell National Bank.
* Coupon or reg., at holders' opt.
INT. at U. S. Mtg & Tr. Co., N. Y.
This city, which Is in Camden
County, in March 1899 annexed the
town of Stockton. The city was inThis city Is in Cape May County.
corporated Feb. 14 1828.
Incorp. Mch. 3 1875. Commission
Board of Education Bonds.
government rejected Sept. 5 1911.
4s '98 A-0 $86,000- _ Apr 1 1919
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Dock and Wharf Bonds.
'08 M-N$104,000c__May 1 1938
450'10 M-N $64,000e&r_May 2 1930 5s
Ss '05 A-0 30,000c _.._Apr 1 1935
4s '10 M-N 40.000o&r_May 2 1940 5s '12 A-0 58,0000
1942
4s '13 M-S 18,000
58 '12 ___
8,000c
1914
4s '12 F-A 65,000
58 '10 F-A 10.000c___Aug 8 1930
Bounties Loans.
Funding Bonds.
48 '98 J-J
$9,000r___July 1 1928 5s '07 ___ $40,000c.. May 1 1937
4s '00 J-D 19.000r__ _June 1 1920
General-Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
5s '95 J-D $10,000c._June 1 1915
4s '00 J-D 1.91,000r_ _June 1 1920 5s
'96 M-N 13,000c___May 1 1916
48 '89 J-J
95,000_ __ _Jan 1 1920 5s '96 J-J
12,000c-Jan
1918
430'92 J-J
95,000o_ __July 1 1922 4s '02 J-D 75,000c_ __Sept 1
1922
430'93 J-J 95.000c&r Jan 1 1923 58 '04 J-D 140,000c___June 1
1 1934
Hospital Bonds.
58 '09 s-a
50,000c_June 15 1939
4368'07 11-S $50,000oSept 1 1937 58 '97 ___
12,000c___May 1 1917
School Bonds.
'96 __ - 12,000c _ _ _June 1 1921
4s '98 J-D $85,000r___June 1 1918 58Sewer
Bonds.
4s '04 J-J
90,000r___Jan 1 1934
$12,000c.... June 1 1921
48 '04 J-J 125,000r _July 1 1934 55 '05 J-D
___ 24,000c__Oct 20 1935
48 '07 F-A 200,000r_ __Feb 1 1937 5sSewer,
Boardwalk
Funding.
48 '09 F-A 40,000r__ _Aug 1 1939 55 '10 A-0 $30,000c &Apr
20 1940
430'10 J-D 80.000c &r_June 1 1940
Bonds.
43is'13 A-0 200,000_ _ _ _Apr 1 1943 55 Refunding
$13,000c___Apr
1 1924
'99
A-0
Re-paving Bonds.
'99 A-0 17,000c.....Oct 1 1929
4s '98 A-0$200,000r___Apr 1 1928 48
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913.. $668,000
48 '99 M-S 50,000o___Mch 1 1929 Sinking
fund
108.606
48 '00 M-N 35.000r.... May 1 1930 Assess. val.
(M, act.) 1912_5,908,610
48 '01 J-D 18,000r.. ..June 1 1921 Tax
rate (per $1,000) 1912___$22.70
48 '03 J-D 75,000r.. June 1 1933 Population
In 1910
2,471
48 '06 F-A
1 1936
INTEREST is payable at Cape
Funding.
May
at
Security
Trust
Co.
and
Mer$40,000r_
4s '86 J-D
_June 1 1916
3368'04 M-N 78,000r_May 2 '14-'34 chants' National Bank.
($2,000 each year on May 2.)
33004 J-J $20,000r_ Jan 1 1924
330'03 J-D 119,000r_Dec 1 '13-'31
Cape May C. H.Is the county seat.
1 5,000r-Dec 1 1932
Turnpike and Bridge Bonds.
3 348'05 J-J
20,000r-Jan 1 1935
434s'11
$70,0000___Deo 1 1941
Refunding.
6,000c ____1917-1922
4s '02 J-D $70,000r___June 1 1932 43012 __
10,000c _ _1918-1937
43 '10 J-D 150,000_ __ _June 1 1941 43012 ___
4 30'10 J-D 210,000__June 1 1941 430'12 J-D 37,500c___June 1932
48,000_ _ _July 1 1942 43,68'13 J-J 83,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1943
44s'12 J-J
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913__ $339,800
City-Hall Bonds.
48 '07 J-J $13,000r___July 1 1927 Assessed valuation 1912_ _29,959,974
4s '08 A-0 10.000r_ _Oct 1 1938 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...._$4.17
Population in 1910
19,745
Refunding City-Hall Bonds.
INT. at F. N. Bank, Ocean City.
48 '02 J-D $63,000r___ Dec 1 1932
(Concluded.)Funding Bonds.
48 '04 J-J $50,030c-Jan 1 1934
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1919)
4s '09 F-A $35,000c__ _ Feb 1 1939
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1924)
Refunding Bonds.
48 '05 M-S $15,0000- _Sept 1 1935
Park Bonds.
48 '03 J-J 340.000o __Nov 1 1928
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1918.)
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913---$458,700
Sinking fund
98,263
Water debt (Incl.)
132,000
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '12--7,449.173
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_419.20
Population in 1910
14,209
INT. payable at City Treas. office.

BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON COUNTY.

CAMDEN COUNTY.

CALD WELL.

CAMDEN.




CAPE MAY.

CAPE MAY COUNTY.

CARLSTADT.

[VOL. xcvi.

EAST ORANGE.
Tills borough is in Bergen County.
C. T. Hedge, Auditor.
Inc. June 1904. Population '10. 3,8(57
This place, located In Essex Co.,
became a city in Dec. 1899. New city
Hoboken Road Bonds.
430
___ $10,0000
1923 charter was voted on June 2 1908.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Sewer Bonds-Outst'g May 7 '13.
s
$30,000o
1928 5s '92 May $600May 22 1913
Sewer Bonds.
5s '93 Jan
1,000_Jan 31 1914
43s
__- $80,0000
1939 58 '94 July 1,500____July 8 1915
School Bonds.
430'95 Dec
3,000
Dec 1915
55
$51,500o - _ _ _1933-1939 4368'95 Feb
400- __Feb 17 19 6
BOND. DEBT May 7 '13.. $171,500 430'96 May
600...._May 12 1916
Assess. val.(h act.) 1912A,625,160 436s'96 Aug
800___Aug 18 1916
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.._-$25.20 4348'96 Sept 2,400_-_Sept 1916
600_ __Nov 17 1916
INTEREST at Nat. Park Bank, 430'96 Nov
6,000--- _Feb 1 1918
N. Y., and at Carlstadt Nat. Bank. 58 '96 Feb
434s'98 Aug 3,000......Aug 1 1918
4s '98 Feb
3,500--__Feb 1 1919
CHATHAM.
4s '99 Sept 7,000__Sept 19 1919
This borough is in Morris County. 4368'07 Nov 15,000_ ..-..Nov 1 1937
Water Bonds.
4s '08 Oct 10,000..__ _Oct 1 1938
45
J-J $45,000r
1918 4s '09 Dec 20,000____Dec 1 1939
Light Bonds.
4s '11 J'ne • 15,000____June 1 1941
48
J-J $15,000r
1921
School Bonds.
4s '01 J-J $40,000o.. July 1 1931
Municipal Building Bonds.
4s
A-0 $11,000r
1926 45 '02. F-A 45,0000....Aug 25 1932
Sewer Bonds.
4s '04 A-0 85,0000___Apr 1 1934
$35,000
4s '04 J-J
6,8000__ _Jan 15 1934
BOND.-DEBT Dec 31 '12_$106,000 4s '05 J-D 30,835r___June 1 1945
Floating debt
37,894 45 '06 J-D 140,0000___Deo 1 1946
Sinking fund
2,890 4s '07 J-J 100,0000.-July 1 1947
Assess. val.(% act.)
_1,640,462 4s '08 F-A 15,5600___Feb 1 1948
Tax rate (per $1,000)
'12..1912_ _ _$23.40 4s '09 J-J
10,000o ___July 1 1949
Population in 1910
1,874 48 '10 A-0 42,000_ _Apr 1 1950
4s '10 J-J
30,000_ _ _ ..June 1 1950
430'10 J-J 220,0000._ _July 1 1950
'10 J-J
22,050o_ July 1 1950
This district is In Bergen County. 45
45 '11 A-0 125,000_ ___Apr 1 1951
55 '10 J-J $74,000_ _Jan 1 '33-'50 45
'11
J-D
6,500.. __June 1 1951
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1911_4161,000 4s '11 M-S 14,500____Sept
1 1951
Floating debt
15,000 4s '12 J-J 56,000_ __ _July 1
1952
Public-Playground Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $45,000c___Aug 1 1947
7,000e_ _ _Jan 2 1948
This borough is in Camden County. 45 '08 J-J
Tidewater Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-D $150,000c _Dec 1 1934
5s
A-0 25,000c
1930 4s '94 J-J $96,000c_July 1 '13-'24
Board of Education Bonds.
Street Bonds.
$5,000c___July 1 1913
430'11 J-D $50,000c___Deo 1 1941 4s '98 J-J
8,000o _July 15 1919
BOND. DEBT April 1913- $225.000 4s '99 J-J
Sinking fund
42,000 4s '99 J-D 16,750c_ __Deo 6 1919
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuaton 1912.... _3,884,000
(Assessment about 65% actual value) 48 '03 J-D $29,000o___ Deo 1 1933
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-421.50 48 '11 M-S 35,000o__ _Sept 1 1931
Building Bonds.
Population in 1910
4,795
INT.at Camden Safe Deposit & Tr.Co. 4s '09 J-.1. $16,500e__ _July 1 1949
4s '11 M-S 10,000__--Sept 1 1951
Funding Bonds.
4s '99 J-J $150,000c_ _Jan 1 1929
This township is in Union County. (Subject to call $75,000 in 1919 and
$75,000 in 1929.)
Inc. 1871. Population 1910, 3,641.
Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '97 J-J $25,000o.._ July 1 1927 33;8'03 A-0$350,000o__ _Apr 1 1933
434s'97 J-J
25,000r__ _July 1 1927 48 '03 J-D 500,000o__ _ Deo 1 1933
4s '06 J-D 40,000c__ _June 1 1936
School Bonds.
11-S $16,000o----1913-1928 4s '08 F-A 50,0000__ _Feb 1 1938
430
430
J-J
15,000o_ _ _ _1918-1932 45 '11 A-0 100,0000.... Apr 11041
58 '13 s-an 98,000.... _1933 & 1943 4s '12 A-0 100,000. _ _..Apr 1 1942
Street-Improvement Bonds.
43013 ___ 52,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1912__ $84,100 5s Various $299,901.01 _1913-1922
Town-Hall Bonds.
Floating debt
24,878
Sinking fund
19,948 45 '98 M-N $7.500c_ May '14-'18
Assessed valuation 1912__ -6,060,983
Tax-Arrearage Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-416.60 48 '94 J-J $84.000e. _July 14 1914
GEN.BONDS May 7'13 $2,730,895
Assessment debt (addl)_
299,901
Floating debt
'615,185
Bridgeton Is the county seat.
TOTAL DEBT May 7'13 3,645,981
Armory Bonds.
Sinking fund
542,404
43012 J-J $10.000c___July 1 1922 Total valuation 1912
50,490,649
Asylum Bonds.
(Assessment actual value.)
J-J $15,000r__Jan 1914-'16 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12$18.3&
430
Bridge Bonds.
Population in 1910
34,371
430'10 11-S $10,0000__Mch 10 1919
"This debt consists of "temporary
Road Bonds.
loans"
representing
money
borrowed
44s'04 A-0 $21,000c_Oct 1 '13-'23 In anticipation of taxes to come In
($2,000 due yearly.)
Dec. 31 of current year.
430'12 M-N 9,000c___Nov 1 1921 before
INT. payable at office of Treas.
Building Bonds.
48 '09 J-J $120,000o__ _Jan 2 1939
BOND. DEBT April 1913 $193,000 EAST RUTHERFORD.
Total assessed val. 1912_ 25,351.580
This berough Is In Bergen County.
(Assess. 80% to 100% actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
Co. tax (per $1,000) 1912
$5.00 5s s-ann $105,000
1938
State & Co. tax(per$1,000) '12_$7.60
Municipal Bldg. & Fire Equip.
Population in 1910
55,153 43is s-an
$17,000
1929
Funding Bonds.
INT. at County Collector's office.
1917
$3,000
4348 s-ann
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913_ $125,000
38,236
Floating
debt
This borough is in Monmouth
10,594
fund
County. Inc. 1897. Commission gov- Sinking
2,555,475
Assessed valuation 1912
ernment adopted July 2 1912. V. Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912.._$24.40
95, p. 64.
Population in 1910
4,275
Beach-Improvement Bonds.
430'06 J-J 1.130,0000_ _July 2 1931
Sewer-System Bonds.
EAST RUTHERFORD SCHOOL
430'07 J-J $75,000o__ _Jan 1 1917
DISTRICT.
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '13_ $205,000 4%s'10 A-0 $60,000r _1921-1950
Floating debt
12,000 48 '02 J-J
1932
19,700c
Sinking fund
40,000 434809 J-J
15,000c ___ _1913-1920
Assessed valuation 1912__ -5,598,767 BOND. DEBT April 1913_894,700
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ 420.223i INT. at Rutherford National Bank.
Population in 1910
273
INT. payable at Asbury Park & EDGEWATER SCHOOL DIST.
Ocean Grove Bank, Asbury Park.
This district is in Bergen County
55 '12 A-0$150,000o ____1918-1942
BOND. DEBT May 1912_4203,000
This town Is situated In Morris Assessed valuation 1911- _ _5,764,686
$19.10
County. Incorporated April 1 1869. Tax (per $1,000) 1911
Water Bonds.
INT. pay. at Edgewater Nat, Bk.
A-0 $70,0000
4s
1930
F-A 56,0000
45
1930 ELIZABETH.
M-N 70,0000
33-48
1920
Elizabeth is In Union Co. Inc. a
(Now subject to call.)
town Mch.26 1796; clty Mch.12 1855.
School Bonds.
This city got into financial difficuls-a $62,000o_$1,000 yearly tles through making extensive local
434s
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1912.. $233,000 Improvements. Interest was defaulTotal valuation 1912
3,994,642 ted Feb. 1 1879, and a compromise
(Assessment about 36 actual value) was finally effected with the bondTotal tax (per MON)) 1912_423.10 holders by which $3,831,080 new 4%
Population in 1910
7,468 bonds dated July 1 1882 were issued
INTEREST on the school bonds In exchange for the old 7% bonds
and the water 4s is payable at the turned in at 50% of their face value.
National Union Bank, Dover; on the Commission govt. defeat° I May 14'12
water 330 at the Dover Trust Co.
Park Bonds.
___ $20,000--- _Nov 1 1922
4s
Sewer
Bonds.
DUMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
'11 J-J $25,0000___Jan 1 1961
This district Is in Bergen County. 4s
15,000_ _ Nov 1 1961
M-N
4s
'11
5s g '11 F-A $40,000c_Aug 2 '18-'39
River-Improvement Bonds.
14,000
___
430
J-J $225,0000-Jan 1 1959
BOND. DEBT May 1913_ $54,500 4s '09
FireDepartment Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912___1,415,860 48 '11-A-0 $60,0000_0ct 1 1941
INTEREST payable at Palisades
Trust & Guaranty Co., Englewocd,4;
J-J $54,000c&r_July 1 1948

CLIFFSIDE PARS SCHOOL DIST

COLLENGSWOOD.

CRANFORD.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

DEAL.

DOVER.

MAY, 1913.1

NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

GLEN RIDGE.
ELIZABETH-(Concl.)
This borough is in Essex County
Library Site Bonds.
Feb. 13 1895.
Inc.
'14-'31
1
$18,000__Apr
___
48
Road-Improvement Bonds.
4,625__Aug 1 '13-'17
___
48
430'97 F-A $36,0000___Feb '14-'26
School Bonds.
M-N $20,0000.- _May 1 1923 4s '02 A-0 15,0000_0ot '13-'27
4s
Park Bonds.
J-J 46,000r._ _July 1 1924
48
A-0 4,000r.. Oct 1 1925 4s '01 M-N $35,000o_Nov 1 '20-'30
48
5,000o_May 15 '24-33
4s '07 A-0 2,500r___Oct 1 1926 4s '09 M-N
Sewer Bonds.
45 '07 M-N 54,000r.....May 1 1937
1 '13-'27
$29,000o_rne
J-D
'09
45
12,000r___Jan
1938
1
J-J
48
Water Bonds.
F-A 10,000r__.Aug 1 1928
4s
M-S 14,000r_Sept 1 1038 434512 M-N $44,000c_ _ _May 1 1932
4s
A-0 4,000r___Oct 1 1938 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913... $164,000
48
44,115
M-N 91,000r___Nov 1 1958 Floating debt
4s
1,350r___Feb 1 1939 Assess. val. '12(80% act.) 6,997.793
F-A
4s
A-0 9,000r.._ _Oct 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912____$19.90
48
3,260
48 '11 J-J 24,0000__ _July 1 1941 Population in 1910
430'12 J-J 90,000c_ _July 1 1952
INT. pay. at Bank of Montclair.
Hospital Bonds.
45 '07 F-A $25.000r___Aug 1 1937
GLEN RIDGE SCHOOL DIST.
Adjustment Bonds.
M-S $30,000o_ -Sept '14-'28
48 J-J $2,504,500o&r_July 1 1922 48
M-S 56,0000-Sept 1 1929
(Subject to call on 60 (lays' notice.) 43
BOND.DEBT May 1 '134;3,334,975 410'07 M-S 15,000o.. _ _Mch 1 1927
Sink. fund (cash & bonds).. 386,444 430'08 M-S 18,000c_Sept 1 '28-'34
Assessed valuation, real_.54,696,570 430'08 M-S 30,000o_Sept 1 '29-'38
Assessed val., personal_ __ 7,128,892 410'10 J-D 35,000o_Deo 1 '30-'40
Total assessed val. 1912...61,825,462 410 g M-S 35,000c___ Mch 11032
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.......$16.60 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ $219,000
Population in 1910_
73,409 Assessed valuation 1912_6,900,000
INT. on adjustment bonds is paid
INT. on 434s of 1907 payable at
by Mercantile Trust Co. of N. Y.; on Columbia Tr. Co., N. Y.; on 410 of
all other issues in Elizabeth.
1910 at Essex Title Guaranty & Tr.
Co., Montclair; on all others at
Bank of Montclair.
ENGLEWOOD.
This city is in Bergen County. Inc.
Mch. 17 1899. Population 1910 9,924. GLOUCESTER CITY.
School Bonds.
This city is in Camden County.
J-D $65,000o__June 1 1930 Inc. Apr. 17 1868. Pop.'10, 9,462.
330
M-N 18,0000___May 1 1932
330
Sewer Bonds.
41; '05 M-S 90,000o&r_Sept 1 1930
J-J 518,0000...._Jan 1 1920
48 '09 J-J 75,0000.._ _July 1 1939 4s
M-S 18,000o__ _Moll 1 1922
4s
yrs.
30
16,000c
410'10 A-0
19,0000_ _ _Jan 1 1924
J-J
4s
4148'12 J-D 43,000...._ _Dec 1 1942
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Fire-House Bonds.
F-A$100,000_
_ _Feb 1 1929
430'09
1932
M-N $15,000o_-May 1
330
430'09 J-J 75,000_ __ _July 1 1929
City-Hall Bonds.
430'10 M-N 25,000o___Nov 1 1930
4348'06 A-0 $16,0000_ _Apr 1 1938
Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13_ $335,000 5s Refunding
'09 _-_ $90,000
1929
Assess. val.(X act.)'12_ _11,033,131
Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-420.09 48 Improvement
J-D$100,0000__
Deo
_
1919
Co.,
Tr.
&
INT. at U. S. Mtge.
M-S 30,0000.... Mch 1922
N. Y., and at office of City Tress. 48
45
J-J 40,000c. Jan 1 1924
4348'08 J-J 75,000____Jan 1 1928
School Bonds.
ESSEX COUNTY.
48 '07 M-N $55,000... May 1 1937
The county seat is Newark.
Funding Bonds.
Park Bonds.
3.65s g F-A $1,000,000o &rAug'15-'35 45 '05 J-D $50,000o__ _June 1 1915
Water Bonds.
($200,000 every 5 years)
J-J 2 $20,0000 ____1914-1923
4s g F-A $1,500,000o&r....Aug 1 1926 613
M-N 18,0000 ---1924-1932
4s g F-A 2,500,000o &r_ _Aug 1 1938 58
J-J 1 2,0000
1912
48 g '08 M-N 300,0000._.May 1 1948 45
1913
1 1,000o
48 g '08 A-0 200,0000_ _ _Oct 1 1948
J-J 16,0000__ _Jan 1 1933
48 g '09 F-A 250,0000--Aug 1 1949 4s
5,000
1926
4s g '09 F-A 50,0000_ _ _Aug 1 1949 48 '06 --DEBT
BOND.
Jan
1912-- $658,500
4s g '12 J-D 100,000c_ _ _Dec 1 1952
Assess. val. (3 act.) '12_ _3,974,709
Hospital Bonds.
M-N $30,000r_ _Nov 14.1943 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912._ _$20.40
43
45 g '04 F-A 207,0000_ _ _Aug 1 1944 INTEREST is payable at City Hall.
48 '05 A-0 200,000c&r Apr 15 1945
4s g F-A 1,000,0000_Aug 1 '46-'47
M-N 75,000r_ _ _Feb 1 1948 GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
4s
County scat is Woodbury.
4s g '08 M-N 500,0000___May 1 1948
Road Bonds.
4s g '08 A-0 431,000o_ _ -Oot 1 1948
4s g '09 M-N 440,0000_ _ _May 1 1949 430'12 A-0 $66,000r__Apr 1 '18-'39
4,500rJan 1 '14-'17
48 '10 J-J 10,970r_June 1 '13-'20 410'12 J-J
48 g '10 F-A 200,0000.._ Aug 1 1950 410'12 A-0 5.000Apr 1 '14-'18
Bridge Bonds.
414 g '11 F-A150.0000__ _Feb 1 1951
J-J $15,400r..$3,000 yearly
434s
Refunding War Bonds.
48 g
A-0$:300,000r___Apr 1 1915 410'12 A-0 9,000r_Apr 1 '14-'18
430'12 A-0 7.000r_Apr 1 '14-'20
Road Bonds.
25,000r__Jan 1 '20-'31
4s '09 F-A$177,000r_ _ _Feb 1 1929 410'13 J-J
7,500r_Jan 1 '20-'24
414 g '11 F-A150,000o_ _ _Feb 1 1951 434s'13 J-J
4s g '12 J-D 22,000r_ _ _Dec 1 1932 434s'13 J-J
12,500r__Jan 1 '20-27
48 '12
100,000
Funding Bonds.
4348'13 J-J $24,000r_Jan 1 '16-'23
Court-House Bonds.
Jail Bonds.
4s g
F-A$900,000oecr_Aug 1 1940
4s g '04 F-A 500,0000___Aug 1 1944 45 '04 J-J $4,000r_July 1 '13-'14
45 g '06 F-A 400,0000.--Aug 1 1946 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913 $180,400
4s '07 F-A 25,000r. Au 1 1947 Total assessed val. 1912_23,906,077
4s '11 M-S 250,000........Mori 1 1951 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
3,933.27r Dec 1 1913 County tax (per $1,000) 1912-_$5.20
48 '12 J-D
Population in 1910
37,368
Armory Bonds.
INT. payable In Woodbury.
F-A $12,500r___Aug '13-'17
48
at Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank.
Bridge Bonds.
48 g '04 J-D $300,0000._ _June 1 1924
48 '07 M-N 85,000r__May 1 1927 GUTTENBERG.
F-A 50,000r__ _Aug 1 1924
45
This town is in Hudson County.
410 g '11F-A 50,000c..„Feb 1 1931 Inc.
Mch. 9 1859. Pop. 1910, 5.64.
48 '12 M-N 150,000_ _ _May 1 1932
School Bonds.
'1'OT.I3D.DT. May 8'12 $13,036,336
'07 J-J $40,0000_ _Jan 1 '14-'36
Sinking fund
2,440,533 58 Town.
Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1912_583,870,154
County tax (per $1,000) 1912_$4.08 5s '98 A-0 $60,000_ -_Apr 18 1918
House.
Fire
Population in 1910
512,886
s-a 513,000_ _51,000 yearly
INT. on $2,500,000 park bonds, on 58
Funding Bonds.
hospital bonds and on court-house
1'14'19'24
bonds is payable by the U.S. Mtge. & 5s '09 J-J 1$15,000_July
1136,000_ --July 1 1939
Trust Co., N. Y. City; on $1,500,000
Issue of park bonds at office of J. & 58 '12 J-J 143,0000....Jan 1 1942
W.Seligman & Co. of N. Y. City and BOND. DEBT Janl 1912_ $233,000
Seligman Bros. of London; on all School bonds (additional)__ 48,000
163,903
other bonds at the Manufacturers' Floating debt
20,785
Sinking fund
National Bank, Newark.
Assess. val.(80% act.) '12_3,234,592
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912...$20.61
FORT LEE.
INT. on funding 5s of 1912 at
This borough Is in Bergen County. People's Safe Dep. & Tr. Co.. Union.
Inc. Mch. 1904. Popula.'10, 4,472.
Funding Bonds.
5s '10 A-0 $45,0000_Oot 1 '13-'20 HACKENSACK.
This town is in Bergen County.
5s '12 A-0 74,500c__Oct 1 '14-'28
BOND. DEBT May 8'13_ $119,500 Inc. 1868. Population '10, 14,050.
Funding Bonds.
_3,390,445
Assessed valuation 1912_
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912--$25.10 434 g '12 F-A$150.000_ -_Aug 1 1942
Refunding Bonds. '
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Fort Lee
45 '05 J-J 4393,000c_July 1 '13-'34
(Sec V. 81, p. 1807, for maturity.)
GARFIELD.
Macadam Road Bonds.
This borough is in Bergen County.
F-A $60,000c _ __ _1915-1926
Commission government defeated 5s
Park Bonds.
Aug. 15 1911. Population 1910. 430'10
J-J
$25,0000_July 1 '15-'39
10,213.
BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '124332,000
Sewer Bonds.
debt
Floating
99,500
A-01$20,000_
430'11
-Apr 1 1931 Assess. val. (y, act.)
'12_12,791.839
1 22.500--Apr 1 1941
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12 $24.30
School Bonds.
INT. at Hackensack Nat. Bank
58 '12 J-J $62,0000_ July 1 '20-'35
Street bonds Jan 1 1913
$30,000 and Hackensack Trust Co.
Saddle River Road bonds
21,684
Street impt. certificates
151,478 HADDONFIELD.
Board of Education bonds__ - 76,050
This borough is in Camden County.
Assessed valuation 1912-3,317,363
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _$26.60 48 .
$10,000_ -$1,000 yearly
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Garfield. 4345
1922-1946
4 8,000




Water Bonds.
410'09 J-J $90,000_ __Jan 1 '14-'40
Street Bonds.
434s'12 A-0$150.000_ _ __Apr 1 1942
Sewer Bonds.
___ $29.000..$i,000 yearly
43
BOND.DEBT Jan 1912-- $184,000
Floating debt
59,997
Sinking fund
4,845
Assessed valuation 1912_--3,396,999
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1012..._$2i.50
Population in 1910
4.142
INTEREST on the water and
street bonds is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.
HALEDON.
This borough is in Passaic County.
Inc. 1908. Population 1910, 2,560.
Ss Water Bonds.
J-D $50,000c --- _1927-1935
M-N 10,000c--Nov 1 1934
4148
GEN. BD. DT. Jan 1 '13-460,000
3,000
Floating debt
Assessed valuation 1912__ _1.525,930
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_516.70
INTEREST payable at Paterson,
on 5s at German-Amer. Tr. Co.; on
410 at Paterson Safe Dep.& Tr. Co.

6
urer's office. Coupons are payable
by First Nat. Bank and Second Nat.
Bank and the Trust Co. of New Jersey, Hoboken.
CITY PROPERTY.-The city
owns parks, public buildings, a water
system and other assets amounting to
over 154 million dollars.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
1905.
1911.
1912.
R. E.58972,700 59967,600 32936,001
Pers'l 3666,600 3877,200 2511,765
R• R. 5863,873 5651,662 2329,371
Tota168503,173 69496,462 37777,137
(Assessment about cash value)
24.20
20.12
Tax(perM) ____

HUDSON COUNTY.
Stephen M. Egan, Collector.
The county seat is Jersey City.
Bridge Bonds.
434g'93M-S $100,0000&r_Sept 1 1918
45 '96 J-J 106,000r___Jan 2 1917
330'00 J-J 28,000r_ _ _July 1 1915
310'00 A-0 142,000r _Apr 1 '14-'19
1 5,000r._ _Apr 1 1920
4s
J-J
4,000r_Jan 1 '14-'15
45 '07 M-N 21,000r__ May 1 1927
HARRISON.
48 '01 M-N 27,000r ..Nov 30 1916
g '03 M-S 26,000r___5ept 1 1923
This town is in Hudson County.
$239,000 48 '00 J-J
Street renewal 4s
1,850r___Jan 1 1916
38,000 4s g '04 J-J 201,000r___July 1 1924
Water 4s
66,000 48 '05 J-D 10,000r__ _June 1 1925
Refunding 434s
16,000 4s '07 A-0 90,000r.....Apr 1 1927
Town Hall 410
106,000 430'08 A-0 16,000r_ _Oct
Oct 1 1928
School
180,000 430'10 M-N 100.000o_ _ _May 1 1930
Sewer and funding
8,000 48 '09 J-D
1,110.63r_J'ne 1 1913
Street Os
8,748.22rMoh 1 '14-16
Redemption impt. Certificates. 48 '09 M-S
1 1936 48 '09 A-0 350,000c_ _Apr 1 1939
4%WOG J-J $119,428.01_Jan $57,735
4 34g'12M-N 100,000c_ __May 1 1932
Passaic Val. sewer cert
Boulevard-Repair Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913-4653,000
Certificates outstanding- --- 177,163 430'08 A-0$100,000r_ _ _Oct 1 1938
262,902 4148'10 M-N 150,000c___May 1 1940
Sinking fund
11,853,641 48 '09 M-N 250,000c_ May 1 1939
Total valuation 1912
45 '09 A-0 3,000r.... Oct 1 1914
(Assessment about actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..$18.11 41011 M-N 210.000o_ _ _May 1 1941
14,498
Lunatic-Asylum Bonds.
Population in 1910
INTEREST is payable at West 410'92 J-J $70,000r__Jan 1 '14-'20
4s '05 A-0 6,000r__ _Oct 1 1915
Hudson County Tr. Co., Harrison.
410'08 A-0 55,000r___Oot 1 1918
Hoboken Extension.
HAWTHORNE SCHOOL DIST.
This district is In Passaic County. 45 '98 A-0 $65,000r___Oot 1 1929
5s '11 J-J $30,0u0-__ _July 1917 314E1'99 A-0 12,500r___Oot 1 1929
Park Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1912_450,300
Assessed valuation 1911..- -1,620,815 48 g'04M-N $500,000c&r_Mayl 1954
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911......$15.50 4s '07 M-N 140,000c&r_Nov 1 1957
45 g '04 M-N 800,000c&r_Nov 1 1954
48 g '06 M-N 500,000c&r_May 1 1956
HIGH BRIDGE.
4s g '09 M-N 1,000,0000&rMay 1 '59
This borough is in Hunterdon Co.
Viaduct Bonds.
School Loans.
4s g '07 M-S$350,000o__Mch 1 1937
__
Us'02
3
$14,000
4148'08 A-0 350,0000_ _ _Oct 1 1938
4,400
350'03 ___
414g'12M-N 125,000o_ _ _May 1 1942
5s '12 ___ 26,000
Refunding Bonds.
4348'12 ___
9,000
48 g '05 M-S$750,000c&r_Sept 1 1925
Water Bonds.
Bonds.
48 '99 -__ $9,000_-__July 1 1919 48 Building
M-S$150,000r__Feb 28 1944
g
4s '09 __ 35,000..._July 1 1945 45 '04
65,000r_ _Sept 1 1944
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913....$97,400 48 '05 M-S
M-S 65,000r___Mch 1 1945
Assess. val.(X act.) '12__-_910.818 48 '06 F
-A
1 1946
500,000c&r_Aug
Tax rate (per$1,000) 1912__ 519.42+ 4348'08 A-0
850.000o&r_Apr 1 1948
Population in 1910
1,545
Public-Road Bonds.
INT.at First Nat. Bk., High Bdge. 430'92M-N
$100,000o&r_Nov 1 1922
4348'93 J-J 750,000c&r_Jan 1 1923
HIGHTSTOWN.
4348 g'04 J-J 500,000c&r_Jan 1 1924
This borough is in Mercer County. 410
g '94J-J 600,000o&r_Jan 1 1925
Sewer Bonds.
4s g '96 J-J 150.000r.... Jan 1 1926
-__ $35,000
430
M-N 200,000r___May 1 1927
'97
45
TOTAL DEBT
. (n ' 4s '98 M-S 44.000r.... Mch 1
Assessed valuation 1912_ _$1,244,437 3148'99 J-J 50,000r_ _July 1 1928
1919
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912._..$13.60 48 '03 A-0 37,000r___Oot 1 1923
1,879 4s '03 J-J 30,000r__ _July 1 1913
Population in 1910
4s '03 A-0 10,000r___Oot 1
HOBOKEN. J. H.Imndrigan, Clerk. 4s g '04 J-J 150,000r___July 1 1913
Hoboken is in Hudson County 48 '04 A-0 26,000r_Oot 1 1914
1914
Inc. Mch. 1855. Commission govern- 45
J-J 30,000r__ _July 1 1924
ment defeated June 27 1911 and 4s '04
'05 F-A 38,000r___Aug 1 1935
again April 15 113.
4s '05 F-A 100,000r___Aug 1 1915
Playground Bonds.
'03 J-D 20.000r___ Dec 1 1913
48 '09 M-N$50,000___ _May 1 1939 4s
45 '06 J-D 90,000r___June 1 1916
Sewer Bonds.
'06 M-S
48
1 1926
48 '97 J-J $100,000c_Mch 1 '17-'26 45 '07 M-S 21,000r___Mch
16.000r.... Sept 1 1927
4s '03 M-N 3,500r__ Nov 25 1913 45 '09 M-N 18,000r......Nov
1 1939
4s '10 ___ 45,000_ _June 1 '13-'30 430'10 M-N 150,000....May
_ _May 1 1960
Paving Bonds.
430'11 M-N 50,0000_ _May 1 1961
4s 'OS A-0 $50,000c&r_Oct 1 1928 410'11
M-N 15,0000___May 1 1931
4s '09 J-J 125,000____July 1 1939
13 .1-J 40,000c_ _ _ _Jan 1 1963
410'12 J-J 25,000__ _July 1 1942 414s
Tuberculosis-Hospital Bonds.
4s '98 ___ 150,000_ _ _ _May 2 1928 4348'08
A-0 $100.000c&r_Oct 1 1948
Re-Improvement Bonds.
Bonds.
410'13 J-J $4,266.50...Jan 1 1918 48 Alms-House
g '06 1.1-N $240.000c&r May 1 1946
School-House Bonds.
Bonds.
Court-House
45 '97 J-J 590,000o.... Mch 1 1917
48 '98 J-D 13,000c___June 1 1918 45 g '09 M-N $800,000c&r May 1 1949
1 1950
48 '04 M-S 140,000..___Mch 1 1934 430'10 M-N 500,0000__May
4s '07 J-J 219,665....Jan 1 1937 4348'13 J-J 128,000c_ _ _ _Jan 1 1953
BOND. DEBT Feb 1913$14,280,222
4s 08 ___
7,454_ _ _May 1 1938 Sinking
fund
1,952,167
48 '12 J-J 262,750____Jan 1 1942 NET DEBT
Feb 1913_ 12,328,055
45 '09 J-J 110,500_ _ _ _Jan 1 1939
INTEREST Is payable at office of
414s'10 J-J 250,000_ _ _July 1 1940
4348'13 J-J 109,000......Jan 1 1943 County Collector, Jersey City, N. J.
Library Bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION-48 '97 J-J $50,000o___Moh 1 1917
1912.
1911.
1905.
Judgment Bonds.
$
410'12 J-J $17,891.17__Jan 1 1932 RE* 465561580 457067679 220235130
City-Hall Bonds.
Per. 39607616 37998069 20503518
410'11 J-J $125,000____July 1 1931 'rot..505169196 495065748 240'738648
Funding Bonds.
Tax(perM) ---- -- 6.12
*In 1912, 1911 and 1910 "Real Es53 g '08 M-N $21.5000_ _ _May 1 1938
430'07 ___ 67,000_ _Sept 1 1927 tate" includes second-class railroad
Dec
1940
430'10 _ _ _ 127,500
property valued in 1912 at $70,497.Fire Department.
856.
4s '06 F-A $25,0000_ _Aug 1 1926
POPULATION.-In 1910 was
4s '97 A-0 25,000r_..Oct 1 1917 537.231; in 1905 it
was 449,879; in
4s '07 F-A 20,000...._Aug 1 1927 1900,386.048; in 1890
It was 275,126:
4s '04 -__ 15,000_ _ _ _Mar 1 1924 In
1880, 187.944; in 1870. 129.067.
Refunding.
48 '98 J-1J$312,0000___Deo 1 1918
48 '09 P-A 75,000o___Feb 1 1919 IRVINGTON.
This town is in Essex Co. Commis310'01 M-N 196,000r__Nov 15 1931
43 '05 F-A 52,000r___Feb 1 1935 sion government defeated Nov.7'11.
Playground Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4s '05 ___ $12,850.-- _Jan 1 1925 45 '12 M-S $32,500c___Sept 1 1962
Town-Hall Bonds.
4s '06 ___ 10,000.. _ _ _Apr 1 1916
___ $6,50(L..-$500 yearly
Water Bonds.
53 g '08 M-N 595,0000._ May 1 1938 58 Funding Bonds.
4s 09 J-J 22,000-- -July 1 1939 5s '11 J-J
$9.000_ _July 1 '13-'21
$219,294
Fire-Department Bonds.
Tax arrearage bonds
BOND. DElBT May 6 '12 2,898,219 434s
---$6,000
457,112
58
__Sinking funds
5,100
70,324 43{s'12 _
Population in 1910
12,600c_ May 1 '14-'22
INTEREST on water bonds is
School Bonds.
payable at Water Register's office; on 4s
--- $50,650
other registered bonds at City Tress- 4348
175,000

62
IRVINGTON (Con.)Sewer Bonds.
48
___ $218,000
5s
___ 55,000
BOND. DEBT May 1912... $562,250
Floating debt
264,300
Assessed valuation 1912__ _9,903,147
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$1.10
Population In 1910
11,877
INTEREST on sewer bonds payable at Merchants' Nat. Bank, Newark; on the fire department bonds of
1912 at Irvington National Bank.

NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Assessment.
75
___ $1,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1906
INTEREST is paid by the Merchants' Exch. Nat. Bank of N. Y.
TOTAL DEBT,&c., Apr. 1 '13:
General account debt.$11,087,498 49
Assessment acc't debt 4,163,000 00
Temporary loans
318.582 80
Improvement certfs__
720,265 53
Tax arrearage bonds_
316,100.00

Total liabilities (excluding water debt)$16,605,446.82
Cash in city treasury_
889,785.07
Cash & bonds in sk.fd. 4,268,748.86
JERSEY CITY.
44
H.0. W1ttpenn, Mayor; F. Gorm- Taxes due and unpaid 3,874,550.00
Assess'ts due & unp'd
ley. Comptroller.
450,000.00
On Feb. 13 1900 the citizens au- City property ___
11,010,300.00
thorized the purchase of a water Other items_
1,100.000.00
plant for the sum of $7,595,000.
Total resources -421,593.383.93
V. 70, p. 344. After extensive litigation the city completed negotia- Water debt (not incl.
above
tions for the purchase of the plant of
$11,519,254.72
the Jersey City Water Supply Co., Water sink. fd. (not
incl. abov.e)
paying that company on Oct. 10
1,891,684.95
1911 $6,992,000 for its property.
Net water debt -See V. 93, p. 1107. The city Issued
$9,627,569.77
$6,776,000 bonds to cover the cost of
SINKING FUNDS.-The sinking
the water plant, and they are given funds, all of which are invested
in
below. Commission government ap- the city's bonds and certificates, on
proved April 15 1913 after having Apr. 1 1913 were as follows:
been rejected July 18 1911. ($550,Gen.sink.fund. Water sink.fd.
000 434% refund, bonds offered Secur's J3,885,975.34 $1,765,062.00
Juno 6 1913. V. 96, p. 1511.1
382,773.52
Cash..- _
126,622.95
Harbor-lmpt. Bonds.
43(g'12 J-D 360,000___ _June 1 1942
Total_$4,268,748.86 $1,891,684.95
Renewal Assessment Bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
55 '91 A-0$1,439,000r_ _Apr 1 1916
1912.
1911.
1905.
5s '92 J-J 523,000c&r_Jan 2 1922
$
5s g '93 M-Sa700,000c&r_Sept 1 1923
58 g '94 M-Na600,000c&r May 1 1924 REz240478112x237771004 99072950
Refunding Assessment Bonds. Per.. 17162393 16906399 14524733
45 '05 J-D $600,000c_ _June 1 1935
4s '06 J-J 300,000c.._ _Jan 1 1936 Tot.257640505 254677403 113597683
20.00
27.30
Bonds for Redemption of Land. Tax(p.M)22.00
xIn 1912, 1911 and 1910 "Real Es4s '04 F-A$465.000o___Feb 1 1934
tate" includes second-class railroad
City Government.
7s '72 J-J $550,000r__ _July 1 1913 ymerty. valued at $49,624,700 in
City Hall.
5s g '94 J-J $180,000r_ _Jan 1 '14-'22
POPULATIQN.-In 1910 was
58 g '94 J-J 350,000c&r_Jan 1 1923 267,779; in 1905 it was 232,699; in
1900 it was 206,433; in 1890 it was
Funding Bonds.
48
J-J $50,000c&r_Jan 1 1936 163,003; in 1880, 120,722; in 1870.
4s g '01 M-N 207,000r_....May 1 1931 82,546.
Hospital.
45
J-J $220,000o___July 1 1935 KEARNY.
4368'08 J-J 66,000__July 1 1938
This town is in Hudson Co. The
Public-Library Bonds.
Passaic Valley sewer bonds men4s g '98 A-03150,000c_ _ _Apr 1 1928 tioned below have not yet been issued
334s'00 A-0 75,000r__ _Apr 1 1928
Park Bonds.
Funding Dock Bonds.
430'10 J D $25,000c-Dec 1 1920
334s'00 J-D$125,000r__ _June 1 1920
Water Bonds.
Funded Debt Bonds,
68 '87 A-0 $58,000o&r_Oct 1 1917
436g'08 J-J$1,000,000o_ _July 1 1928 5s '91 A-0
1 1917
48 g '09 F-A1,300,000o-Feb 1 1949 58 '89 A-0 20,000o___Oct
8,000r.._ _Oct 1 1919
Refunding.
55 '90 A-0 3,000r_ __Oot 11020
4345 g'97M-NS450,000c&rMay 1 1927 58
A-0 13,000r_Oot 1 1918
45 g '04 A-0 490,000c__ _Apr 1 1934 45 '88
'99
-A 10,0000...._Feb 1 1929
55 '92 J-J 200,000r___Jan 2 1922 58 '94 F
A-0 10,0000_0ot 1 1917
M-S 15,000
45
1924 58 '95 A-0 2,000r_ Oct 1
1920
Park.
434s'09 F-A 35,000c __Aug 1 1934
4s g '97 M-N$100,000c&r May 1 1927
Funding Bonds,
4s g '02 M-S 100,0000__Mch 1 1932 434s'03 F-A $60,0000_Aug 1 '13-'28
4s '02 J-D 60,000o___Deo 1 1932
($15,000 due each 5 years.)
4s '03 M-S 25,0000___Mch 1 1933 48 '03 J-D 90.000c.._ June
1 1925
4s '06 J-D 17,000oder_June 1 1936 430'03 F-A
1 1913
48 '10 M-N 30,000......Nov 1 1960 448'05 J-D 125,000o__June 1 1920
Usg'11M-Sx300,000_
_ _ _Mch 1 1961 4340'05 F-A 79,0000-Aug 1 1930
4
4s '12 ___ 70,000--- _Apr 1 1962 58 '08 J-D 97,0000___June 1 1923
Tax Arrears Renewal Bonds. 5s '08 J-D 60,000o___June 1 1933
$316,100____Jan 1 1917 5s '08 A-0 24,000r..--Oot 1 1922
334s'12
Bath & Gymnasium Bonds.
5s '08 M-S
1 1924
4s '02 M-S $50,000c___Mch 2 1933 4346'12 A-0 43.000r-Moh
80,000c_Apr 1 '17&'22
Fire Department.
Public Library Bonds.
J-J 1$2,000r_June 1 '13-'14 00'09
48
A-0 $1,680r Oct 1 '13-'19
1 500r_ _June 1 1915
Fire Department.
4s g '05 J-.1 50,000r.._ _July 1 1925
M-N $8,000o_Nov 1 '15-'30
45 '06 A-0 25,000o&r_Oct 1 1926 4s '00 ($2,000
each 5 years.)
48 g '11 M-N 12,0000.... May 1 1931 58 '08 M-S 23.0000..__Mch
1 1928
Greenville Dock.
4 s'll J-D
7,000r___June 1 1921
48 '04 J-J
$2,080„June 1 '13-'16 434s'11 M-N 13,000r-__Nov
1 1931
Pipe Line.
School Bonds.
4s '04 M-S$142,000c___Sept 1 1934 4s '01 F-Af$12,000o_Feb 1 '1680'21
Water Loan.
1 14,000o_Feb 1 '26&'31
5s '91 A-0$586,000c&r_Apr 1 1916 4348'09 M-S 92,000c__Sept 1 1934
58 '91 J-D 350,000c&r_June 1 1921 434s '10J-D
7,000r._ _June 1 1935
58 '92 J-J 248,000c&r_Jan 2 1922
F-A 62,000o __Aug 1 1936
55 '93 J-J 200,000o&r_Jan 2 1923 430'12 A-0 108,000o___Apr
1 1937
45 '99 J-J 100,000.....Jan 2 1929
Town-Hall Bonds.
4346'13 M-N150,000._ May 1 1943 4348'09 F-A $90,000c..
....Aug 1 1934
Bonds to Purchase Water Plant 4348'10 F-A..__7,000r___Aug 1 1935
434g'11 A-036,776,0000_Oct 1 1061
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Sewer.
430'12 A-0 $65,000o_ _Apr 1 1922
45 '04 M-S$150,000r___Sept 1 1934
F-A 80,000r_.Aug 1 '13-'21
4s '04 J-D 146,000e&r_Deo 1 1934
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
Temporary Loans (General).
4358'12 A-0 $71,000_ _ _ _Apr 1 1962
demand
-$318,582.80_0n
-8
BOND. DEBT Nov 22'12$1,431,680
Street Lighting.
Sinking fund assets
279,372
48
A-0 $38,798r___Oot 1 1915 Water debt (included)..
159,000
Public Schools.
Total assessed val. 1912.._18,175,573
4s g '97 F-A$200,0000&r_Aug 2 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-320.08
48 '98 F-A 100,000r.... Aug 1 1918 Population in 1910
18.659
48 g '01 M-N 182,000r_..May 1 1931
INTEREST on funding bonds
48 '03 M-N 100,000.. ..May 1 1933
at New Jersey
4s '03 J-D x25,000r___June 1 1933 due 1925 is payable
45 '04 J-J 350,000r__July 1 1934 Title Guar. & Trust Co., Jersey City;
48 '05 J-J 250,000o___July 1 1935 on all other issues at West Hudson
434s
'
08 J-J 80,000.- _ _July 1 1958 Trust Co. of Harrison.
4s '07 M-N 238,0000___May 1 1937
45 '08 M-N 73,0000___Nov 2 1958 KEYPORT.
45 '09 ___ 300,000....-Oot 15 1959
This borough is in Monmouth Co.
48 '10 _-- 100,000._ __Apr 1 1960
Sewer Bonds.
434 g '11F-A 150,000c___Feb 1 1961 58
____ $75,000
434g'11 M-8x711,000____Moh 1 1961 BOND. DEBT Nov 1912.-$75,000
48 '11 -- 26,000_..May 1 1961 Assessed valuation 1912.-1,671,145
434g'121I-D 200.000.. June 1 1942 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.._$25.20
43ig'12 M-S 332,000____Sept 3 1962 Population in 1910
3,554
434g'13 A-0 95,000____Apr 1 1963
434g'13 M-N137,000_ _ __May 1 1963 LAKEWOOD TWP. SCH. DIST.
Refunding Water Bonds.
This
(P.0. Lakewood) is in
48 g '02 A-0$1,175,000o_ _Apr 1 1932 Ocean district
County.
48 g '04 A-0 250,000o.. Apr 1 1934 58
$17,000c
48 '06 J-J 60,000c&r_Jan 1 1936 4
58,000r- _$2,000 yrly
48 '07 M-N 61,000____Nov 1 1936 BOND.J-J
Apr 1 '13-.375,000
4;ig'07 J-J 255,000o_ _July 1 1937 AssessedDEBT
valuation
1912..6,293,120
Funded Debt Water Bonds.
Population in 1913 (est.)-..
5.000
4s g '02 M-S$900,000o__ _Sept 1 1932
INT.
at
State
House,
Trenton.
$58,254.72__Oct 1 1961
4 Well
PAST DUE, NOT PRESENTED
LEONIA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
FOR PAYMENT.
This district is in Bergen County.
Water Scrip.
___ $4,000--- _Sept 1 1902 446'12 J-J $6r.000c_July 1 '20-'38
7s
TOT.
DEBT May 7 '13_4112,000
General.
INT. at Columbia-Knickerbocker
__ $1,000----Apr 1 1904
66
Trust Co., New York.
Coupo
- n or registered.




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LINDEN TWP. SCHOOL DIST. MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
This district is in Union County.
County seat Is New Brunswick.
5s '13 J-J $57,000-1923,'33&'43
Armory Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT
(?) 434s'12 J-D Mop
1925-1933
INT.at Nat.State Bk.,Elizabeth.
Bridge Bonds.
334s
J-J $149,900o&r.Jan 1 '22-31
LODI.
48 '07 A-0 80,000r.. _Apr 1 '17-'38
This borough is in Bergen County. 4340'12 J-D 38,000r_Dec
1 '24-'42
School Bonds.
Renewal Bonds.
ann $20,000o__ _Part yearly 334
4345
J-J $9,000r__Jan 1 '14-'15ann 45,000o__ _Part yearly 3348
5s
J-J
18,000r
1916-1919
Road Bonds.
4s
J-J
8,000r
1920-1921
$12,000r
434s
1929 48
J-J
9,000r
1917-1924
Water_-Bonds.
4s
24,000r
5s '09 A-0 $80,000c_ _Oct 1 1939 4s
10,000
1919-1928
Bonded and floating -debt
4s '12 F-A 10,000-Feb 1 '21-'30
Feb 1913
$189,500
Road Bonds.
Water debt & sinking fund_ 85,487 48 '04 J-J
$40,000r_jan 1914-'21
Assessed valuation 1912_2,186,950 4s '04. J-J
15.500.. _..Jan 1921-'36
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912..__$22.00 45
A-0 43,000r __-.1932-1935
Population in 1910
4,138 4s '05
30,000
_s
20,500
INTEREST payable in Lodi.
45 '09 F-A
___- 125,000r....Feb 1 '19-'33
45 '10 J-J 97,000r _ _1920-1939
LONG BRANCH.
Building Bonds.
This city is in Monmouth County. 4148'10 A-0$120,000c__Oot 1 '30-'49
Incorporated May 17 1903. This city 4
90hs ,
15 years
has accepted the provisions of Section BOND.-15E-BT Jan
_ _$895,200
73 of Chapter 103 of Laws of 1907, Assess. val.(60% act.)
1913'1268,192,295
thereby fixing its debt limit at 15% County tax (per $1,000) 1912.35.336
of the taxables. Commission gov't State sch'I tax (per $1,000)'12 2.508.
approved Mch. 12 1912; V.94, p.778. Population in 1910
114,426
Beach and Park Bonds.
INT.at County Collectors's office.
4s g '05 J D $150,000e.... _June 1 1935
45 '06 J-D 250,000o____June 1936
4348 g M-N 100,000
1937 KILBURN TOWNSHIP.
This township is in Essex County.
434s'13 M-S 14,000.. ___Mch 1 1933
Sewer Bonds.
General Refunding Bonds.
58 '96 J-D $4,000
M-S $70,0000_ __Sept 1 1923
1916 430
5s '97 J-D 10,000
M-S 70,000c_Sept 1 '33-'34
1917 434s
43ig'10 J-D 12,000o__ _Deo 1 1930
Paving Bonds.
5s '13 M-N$120,000___May 1 1943 4348
-__ 10,000_ ___Sept 1 1928
23,000_-Dec 1 '29-'30
School Bonds.
434s
434g'11 M-N $160,000c_ _Nov 1 1941
Town Hall
- Bonds.
_ $20,000
Asphalt Bonds.
_s
58 '93 J-D $65,000c.._ _ _June 1913
School
_- Bonds.
BOND.DEBT May 1913 $961,000 48
M-N $33,000o_$2,000 yearly
Sinking fund
110,296 48 '09 M-N 22,000.. __Nov I 1929
Assess. val.'12 (34 act.) 15,132,180 BOND. DEBT May 17
- '13 $255,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912......323.44 Sinking fund
19,000
Population in 1910
6,665,308
13,298 Total valuation 1912
INTEREST on beach and park Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912...._*16.80
3,720
bonds payable at Treasurer's office. Population in 1910
INT.atU.S.Mtge.& Trust Co..N Y.
LONG BRANCH SCH. DIST.
5s '85 F-A $30,000
1915 MILLVILLE.
This city is in Cumberland County.
58 '98 J-J 45,000
1930
58 '97 M-N 6,000
1927 Commission government approved
5s '93 A-0 20,000
1923 Apr. 1 1913.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J 119,000-_Jan 1 1923
4348
s-a 325,000c-July 1 '13-'29
118,000..-....Jan 1 1933 48
School Loans.
BOND.DEBT May 5 1912 $157,000
s-a $2,000c_Aug 1 1913
Assessed valuation 1911_ _14,000,000 58
s-a f 5,200c.. __July 1 1921
School tax (per $1,000) 191h....$3.83 434s
1 46,000c___Jan 1 1939
INTEREST payable at Citizens'
434s
s-a
12,000cJuly 1 '26&'36
Nat. Bank, Long Branch.
Sewer Loans.
s-a $24,000cJanl'29-'34-'39
434s
MADISON.
F-A 33,000 .._..Aug 1 1913
This borough is in Morris County. bs
Inc. Dec. 27 1889. Pop. '10, 4.658. PERM'T DEBT Jan 1 '13.4147,200
Sinking fund
16,088
Sewer Bonds (opt. aft. 10 yrs.).
430'11 J-J $125,000r____Jan 1 1941 Assessed valuation 1912......5,774,338
(Assessment about full value.)
430'12 J-J
1 1942
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912___$23.00
Road Bonds.
12,451
4 4F;
F-A $3,0000 ____1913-1916 Population In 1910
Refunding Water Bonds.
INT. at Millville Nat. Bank.
334s
F-A $70.000c_ _ _Aug 1 1920
School Bonds.
MONTCLAIR.
58
A-0 $15.0000 ____1917-1931
This town is situated in Essex Co.
Refunding Light Bonds. _1910 Inc. 1894. Population 1910, 21,550.
4s
F-A $20.000r
Police & Fire Sta. Impt. Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mar 1913-$218,000 434 g '12 F-A$100,000c__Aug 1 1942
Assessment debt (add'i) _
School Bonds.
5,019
Assessed valuation 1912.._ _3,778,000 bs
M-N 39,0000 __1913-1921
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ ..$26 50 334s g J-J
1,000o
1 1913
INTEREST payable at First Nat. 45 '08 M-N 145,0000..__Nov 1 1938
Bank of Madison and Madison Tr. Co. 4s g '09 M-N 291,250o___May 1 1939
434g'11 A-0 74,250c_ _Oot 2 1941
MERCER COUNTY.
434 g'12F-A 261,000c___Aug 1 1942
County seat is Trenton.
4;is'12 _ __ 49,000 _ _ _Dec 1 1942
Bridge Bonds.
Fire-House Bonds.
J-J $30,0000_ __Jan 1 1923 3 Ms g A-0 440,000c___Apr 1 1921
4s
4s '04 F-A 19,800r___Aug 1 1923 48
F-A 35,0000......Feb 1 1929
M-S 14,000r_ __Mch 1 1924
4s
Renewal School Bonds.
M-N 10,000r___May 1 1925 334s g J-J $100,000o___July 1 1932
48
M-S 54,900c_ __Oct 1 1926 4 Mg'11 F-A 66,000o___Feb 1 1941
4s
J-D
45
7,950o___Deo 1 1936
Railroad Bonds.
4s
F-A 12,000r..__Feb 1 1929 58
M-N $90,0000-Nov 1 '13-'18
4s '12 J-J
7,000____Jan 1 1932
Park Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
3 Si g'06 J-J $100,000o_ _Juno 30 1931
43'58'13 J-J 3207.000c-Jan 1 1933 BOND.DEBT May 16'13 $1,312,500
Sinking fund
Park Tunnel Bonds.
57,858
45 '11 J-J _$30,000___Jan
_
1 1941 Total assessed value 1912A0,472,500
Renewal Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
J-J $25,0000.._ _July 1 1923 Tax rate (per $1,000)
4s
_$18.50
4s '04 M-N 10,000r ..May 10 1924
INTEREST on railroad
1912_bonds payM-N 5,000..-.. May 1 1924 able at office of Mutual Benefit Life
4s
48 '04 J-D 10,000r--_Deo 1 1924 Ins.
Newark, N. J.•, on the
A-0 10,000r_ _Oct 1 1925 $145,000
Co.,school 4s due 1938 at Chase
4s
Armory Bonds.
Nat. Bank, N. V.;other issues at
334s
J-D $25,000o___Deo 2 1916 Bank of Montclair, Montclair, N.J.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
48
J D $100,000r_ __June 1 1933 MORRIS COUNTY.
48 '03 F-A 61,000r_ __Aug 1 1933
Morristown is the count'seat.
48 '04 J-D 18,000r__ _Deo 1 1934
Hospital Lids. (opt. at. 1922).
48
J-D 103,000r_ __Deo 1 1935 4;0'12 J-J $35,000r___ uiy 1 1942
434s
J-J 31,000o&r_Jan 1 1938
Road Bonds (opt. aft. 1905)•
F-A 53,000r..__Feb 1 1939 48 g '95 J-D $300,000o
4s
1935
45 '12 J-J 33.600...,....Jan 1 1942 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913 $335,000
307,500
Building Bonds.
Floating debt
5,142
330
A-0$228,500o&r_Apr I 1941 Sinking fund
F-A 20,0000_ _ _Feb 1 1944 Total valuation 1912
48
50,044,860
4s '04 J-D
3,000r..-June 10 1944
(Assessment about full value.)
4s '12 J-J 43,000
County tax (per $1,000) 1912-$6.52
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913-$964,650 Population in 1010
74,704
Floating debt
INT. at Nat. Iron Bank, Morrist'n.
352,500
Sinking fund
273,020
Total assessed val. 1912.104,428,462 MORRISTOWN.
State&Co.tax(per$1,000)'13- _$4.20
This town is in Morris County.Inc.
Population in 1910
125,657 Apr. 6 1865. Population '10, 12,507.
INTEREST at Collector's office.
Sewer Bonds. (opt. after 1918).
4s '07 J-J $380,000o___Jan 1 1948
MEROHANTVILLE.
TOT.BD.DT. May 2 1912 $380,000
This borough is in Camden County. Sinking fund
13,120
Sewer Bonds.
Assess. val. (4-5 act.) '12-12,091,145
-- $40,000_1917 & 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000)1912- _-.$22.60
4348
_-_- 30,000
1937
434s
INT. at Morristown Trust Co.
5s '08 J-J 70,0000. July 1 '23&33
BOND. DEBT May 7 '13.. $127,000
NEWARK.
fund
Tyler Parmly, Comp.
Sinking
11,843
Assessed valuation 1912......2,021,796
Newark is situated in Essex Co.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912__422.60 Vallsburgh annexed Jan. 1 1905.
Population in 1910
City-Hall Bonds.
1,996
INT. on sewer bonds Is payable at 3;i8.01J-J$1,000,000____Jan 1 1931
Central Trust Co. In Camden.
330'02 J-J 500,000._ - _Oot 1 1923

MAI% 1913.1
NEWARK (Con.)School Bonds.
3.358'97A-0$200,000- _Oct 1 1917
4s '96 J-D 100,000____June 1 1916
48 '98 F-A 100,000_Aug 8 1918
330'99 J-D 300,000____Deo 1 1929
3368'02 J-J 100,000____Oct 1 1932
3368'03 M-N 100,000____May 1 1933
3368'03 J-D 15,000r_ June 25 1933
48 '04 A-0 200,000r... Apr 1 1934
330'05 A-0•370,000r___Apr 1 1955
3348'05 J-J 70,000___July 1 1955
330'05 M-N•250,000r__ _Nov 1 1955
3368'06 A-0•650,000--Apr 1 1956
330'06 F-A •65,000__Aug 1 1956
4s '07 M-N•1,165,500„May 1 1957
48 '08 A-0•1,286,000___Oot 1 1958
45 '08 J-D 267,000___Deo 31 1943
4s '09 J-D •1,289,700o_Deo 31 1959
48 '11 M-S•300,000____Sept 1 1961
4s '12 --- *561,000____Apr 1 1962
4s '12 -__ *27,000___-Oct 1 1962
*Subject to call 40 yrs. after date
Bath-House Bonds.
4s '11 M-N $125,000_ _ May 1 1941
City-Hospital Bonds.
330'02 J-J $300,000_ ___Jan 1 1932
4s '12 ___ 150.000____Apr 1 1942
48 '12 ___ 150,000..__ _Nov 1 1942
43.0'13
150,000__-_Mch 1 1943
Refunding Corporate Bonds.
48 '10 J-D $75,000_ _ _ _June 1 1925
Corporate Bonds.
4s '10 J4$1,030,000-_ _July 1 1930
Dock Bonds.
4s '10 A-0$100,000____ Oct 1 1955
4s '12 ___ 100,000___ _June 1 1957
Playground Bonds.
48 '11 M-N $75,000_ _ _ _Nov 1 1941
Refunding Bonds.
4s '08 ___ $130,000_ _ _ _July 1 1923
Public Library.
48 '97 J-J $300,000_ _ _ _June 1 1927
330'01 J-J 50,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1931
Storage Reservoir.
330'05A-0$1,950,000r_ _Apr 1 1955
(Subject to call May 1 1904.)
Street Opening.
4s '95 F-Al100,000_ __Aug 5 1915
Fire Sc Police Dept. Bonds.
48 '11 M-N $350,000____May 1 1941
Passaic Valley Sewer Bonds.
48 '11 J-D $1,120,000___Deo 1 1961
(Subject to call Dec 1 1951)
Water Debt.
430'85 F-A$200,000_-_Feb 1 1915
430'85 M-N 15,000-_-Nov 1 1915
4368'88 M-S 20,000-___Mch 1 1918
45 '84 A-0 30,000__Oct 1 1914
48 '86 F-A 12,000_-__Aug 1 1916
4s '87 A-0 15,000-Apr 1 1917
48 '92 F-A2,450,000___Feb 1 1922
4s 92 M-N6,000,000___May 1 1922
48 '93 M-N 55,000-__Nov 15 1913
48 '95 F-A 40,000___Aug 21 1915
48 '96 A-0 40,000__Oot 20 1916
45 '97 F-A 100.000.__ Aug 1 1927
45 '99 A-0 20,000___Oot 12 1919
48 '00 F-A 20,000-Aug 1 1920
48 '01 M-S 20,000---_Sept 1 1921
4s '09 M-N 100,000.._ .May 1 1929
48 02 A-0 30,000--Oct 1 1922
48 '03 J-J 30,000____July 1 1923
3368'04 F-A 100,000r___Aug 1 1934
330'05 M-N 490,000r___May 1 1955
(Subject to call May 1 1945.)
48 '05 M-N 50,000____May 1 1925
48 '08 M-N 50,000_ -Nov 16 1928
48 '08 F-A 100,000____Aug 1 1938
48 '08 M-S 100,000____Sept 1 1938
4s '09 M-N100,000--__Mch 1 1939
48 '09 M-N100,000__Nov 15 1939
4s '10 M-S 100,000.-Moh 1 1930
45 '11 A-0 100,000____Apr 1 1941
45 '11 M-N 150,000_-_-May 1 1931
48 '10 A-0 100.000. ..Apr 1 1940
45 '10 11-S 100,000_ -__Sept 1 1940
48 '11 F-A 100,000- Aug 1 1941
48 '12 --_ 25,000-May 1 1932
4s '12 -__ 50,000._ _Juno 1 1932
4s '12 ___ 100,000____June 1 1942
Track-Elevation Bonds.
336802 J-J $500,000_ __ _Jan 1 1932
43'04 M-N19 100,000__.May 19 1954
330'04 F-A 450,000r___Aug 1 1954
330'05 M-N 250,000r__ _Nov 1 1955
(Subject to call Nov 1 1945.)
48 '08 M-S 172,000_ _ _Sept 1 1958
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1948.)
City-Improvement Refunding.
46'93 M-S $1,500,000_ -Mon 15 1023
Tax Arrearage.
48 '03 J-J $57,000.....July 1 1913
VA I LSB URG BO N DS.-Annexed
Jan. 1 1905.
Sewer.
430'04 J-J $140,000o___Jan 1 1934
43604 A-0 10,000o_Oot 1 1934
Water.
430'98 A-0 $40,000o_Oot 1 '13 &'28
School.
48 '00 J-J $8,000o...1913-1920
431s'03 3.1-N 25,000o__ _Nov 1 1933
INT. Is payable by Sinking Fund
Commissioners, City Treasurer and
at local banks.
TOTAL DEBT,SINK. FDS., &o.
Mar.31 '13.
Total bond. debt (Incl
$29,685,200
water debt)
8,175,145
Sinking funds
$21,510,055
Net bonded debt
Water debt (incl. above) $13,102,000
Water sinking fund (incl.) $5,166,779
Pfrhe sinking fund receives each
year an amount equal to about 3% of
bonds outstanding. Temporary loan
bonds are only issued against such
assets as unpaid taxes of last two yrs.
and unpaid assessments for street
paving and sewer improvements.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
1911.
1900.
1912.
R.E.303667111 288482718 118389585
Per. 82654518 78014003 31716875
Exmt 2457447 2628107 1271655
Net 383864182 363868614 148834805
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax (per M) 20.40
22.40
19.70




NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

63

POPULATION.-In 1910 was NORTH WILDWOOD.
Sinking funds
$181.714
This borough (P. 0. Anglesea) is Water sinking fund (incl.)
347,469; in 1905 it was 283,289; In
65.121
1900 It was 246,070; in 1890 it was In Cape May Co. Pop'n '10, 833. City property 1912
3,810,000
Boardwalk Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1912_ _21,451,421
181,830; In 1880 It was 136,508.
5s g '13- $30,000
(Assessment 8.5 to 90% actual value.)
DEBT Sept 23 '124192,000 Tax rate (per 11,000) 1911_--120.50
NEW BARBADOES TOWNSHIP BOND.
Floating debt
31,790 Population in 1910
29,630
DISTRICT.
SCHOOL
fund
Sinking
12,700
INT.at Orange Nat. Bank,Orange.
This district is in Bergen County, Assessed
valuation 1912._ _2,609,267
co-terminus with Hackensack.
4s '05 F-A $45,0000_Aug 1 '34-'42 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912 _322.60 OVERPECK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL
INT.at Marine Nat.Bk.,Wildwood
5s '07 M-S 30,000c_Sept 1 '20-'29
. Wor
DISTRICT.
55 '08 J-J 55,0000 July 15 '31-'41
This district (P. 0. Ridgefield
.74 42,000o_July 1 '20-'33
48
Park)
is
in
Bergen
County.
F-A
4,0000 Aug 15 '30-'33 NUTLEY.
48
J-D $28,000c ____1914-1927
This town, located in Essex Co., 530
J-J 10,0000 July 15 '13-'32
55
J-D 50.000c__Dec 13 1929
F-A 14,000o_Aug 1 '13-'19 was formerly the township of Frank- 530
430
58 '10 J-D
7,000c
1929-1930
14,000r_July 1 '13-'19 lin. Name and government changed 55
5s '10 J-J
'11
J-D 55,000c_June 1 '32-'42
1902.
ComLegislative
Act
of
by
430'11 M-N 150,000r_ May 1 '21-'43
mission government approved Mch. BOND.DEBT Jan 1 1913- $140,000
(Varying amounts yearly.)
Sinking fund
55,184
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 '13-$364,000 26 1912. V. 94, p. 929.
Assessed valuation 1912__14,100,506
Assessed valuation 1912_ _12,791,839
Funding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912___$25.40
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ - _$9.40 435s'11 M-S r5,000o__ _Mch 1 1931
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Ridge430'12 A-0 12,000____Oct 1 1922
INT. at Hackensack Nat. Bank.
30,000_ ___Oct 1 1932 field Park.
J-D 30,000c___Dec 2 1932
436s
NEW BRUNSWICK.
PASSAIC.
Debt Assessment.
This city is situated in Middlesex 5s Floating
Z. A. Van Houten, Comptroller.
A-0 $13,000c___Apr 1 1917
County. Commission govt. defeated 430
This city Is in the county of the
1918
10,000c___Apr
1
A-0
In June 1911 and again on Apr.29'13.
same name. 'noon). April 22 1873.
Water Bonds.
Commission
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
government adopted
_Nov 1 1925
26 1911.
5s '07 ___ $10,500--Nov 1 1917 4s '95 M-N $47,000c__
9,000o___Moh 1 1915 July
4s '05 M-S
School Bonds.
City Bonds.
1913 4s '06 A-0 5,0000__ _ Apr 1 1916 58
$750
J-D $7,000c_June 1 '13-'19
430'94 --_
1913-1926 5s '07 A-0 12,0000___Apr 1 1917 58
J-J
4s '99 ___ 26,000
2,000c_July 1 '13-'14
J-J
4s '05 ___ 12,000-__ _Oct 1 1925 430'09 J-D 15,000o_Deo 15 1929 58
11,500c_ _July 11 1918
Refunding Road Bonds.
M-N 12,000c&rNov 1'14-'24
48 '10 ___ 91,000_ _July 1 '20-'60
5s
.Apr
1
1915
4s
'00
A-0
$42,000r.
430
F-A
48 '11 _ _ _ 11,500_ _Sept 1 '21-'32
7,500c__ _Aug 1 1919
Road Bonds.
Sinking Fund Bonds.
336s
M-N 28,500c_ _May '14-'32
38 '94 M-S $40,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1917 4s '04 A-0 $5,000o......Apr 1 1914 3 Xs
J-J 23,750c&rJan 2'14-'32
Sidewalk Bonds.
430'94 A-0 95,000____Oot 1 1919
A-0 59,000c&r_Apr 1 1942
430
4348'95 M-N 65,000____Nov 1 1920 48 '06 A-0 $6,000c__ _Apr 1 1916
Street-Impt. Bonds.
4368'96 M-N 68,000____Nov 1 1921 BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913- $311,000 430
$50,000c_July 1 '13-'17
-14
70,811
4s '97 M-N 10,000_ __-Nov 1 1921 Floating debt
Public Improvements.
58,532 3 Xs
48 '97 M-N 201,000....May 1 1922 Sinking fund
F-A 164,0000&rAug 1 '13-30
on
hand
Cash
1,225
Nov
1 1922
4s '97 M-N 97,000...
Funding Bonds.
6,154,666 430'08
48 '98 M-N 110,000_ --May 1 1923 Total valuation 1912
J-D $78.000c&rDec 1 '13-'38
3368'98 M-N 24,000_ _July 1 1923 Total tax (per $1,000) '12...._ _$18.60 4 Ms'lO M-S1102,000c&rMch 1 '14.30
Population
in
1910
6,009
330'98 M-N 29.000__ -Aug 1 1923
1 70,000c&rMch 1 '31-40
48 '98 M-N 62,000....._Nov 1 1923
INT. at Bank of Nutley.
41g'10 A-0 70,000c&r_Oct 1 1933
3368'99 M-N 20,000......Jan 1 1924
4 y,g
'
12 A-0 38,000c___Apr 1 1942
3368'99 M-N 2,000___Feb 1 1924
Public-Park Bonds.
3368'99 M-N 48,000_ _ _ _ Mch 1 1924 NUTLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
58
J-J $9,000c_July 1 '13-'15
330'99 M-N 25,000-__Nov 1 1924 48 '06 J-J $52,000c__ _July 1 1946 4s
A-0 26,000c&rApr
1929
J-D 28,000
1931 4 34s'11 M-S 75,000c_ _ _Mch21
330'99 M-N 5,300____Deo 1 1924 4s
1 1961
M-S
8,000
1914
330'00 M-N 3,375_ ___Feb 1 1925 48
School-House
Bonds.
BOND.
DEBT Nov '08__- $108,000 430
3368'00 M-N 4,350.....Apr 1 1925
J-D $35,000c_Dec 1 '13-'17
3368'00 11-N 3,375_ __ _June 1 1925
330
J-D 47,000c&rDeo 1 '21-'30
34s'00 M-N 13,000____Nov 1 1925 OCEAN CITY.
M-S
55
2,000c&rMoh 1 '14-15
3366'01 M-N 1,500_ _ -Jan 11928
F-A
6,000c_Aug 1 '13-'14
This city is in Cape May County. 430
3368'01 A-0 15,950____Apr 1 1926 Commission government
430
1L-N 22,000c_Nov 1 '16-'17
approved
1,925____Feb 1 1927 Aug. 15 1911. Pop.'10, 1.950.
330'02 F-A
A-0 28,000o_Oot 1 '19&'20
330
330'02 F-A 12,566--Aug 1 1927
330
it-S 35,0000dorMch 1 '14.20
Bonds.
330'02 J-D 11,600____Deo 1 1927 5s Improvement
A-0 20,000c__ _Oct 1 1924
48
'97
___
$20,000_$3,000
yearly
3346'03 M-N 15,000_ - _..May 1 1928
4s '06 M-N 100,000c_ __May 1 1926
Bonds.
3368'03 M-N 20,766.. Nov 1 1928 5s Fire
'13 s-an $10,000
1933 430'08 M-S 72,250c&r..Mch 1 1938
3368'04 M-S 48,000r___Mch 1 1929
___
,
1925 4s '08 M-N 256,000o&r_Nov 1 1928
330'05 M-S 10,000.... _Sept 1 1915
436g'10 A-0 103,000c___Oot 1 1940
Streets and Fire Bonds.
Floating Debt Bonds.
'02 __- $85,000
1932 41g'12 J4 109,000c&r..Jan 1 1942
4s '08 _- $10,000____Mch 2 1918 4s Land-Purchase
436 g '12J-D 62,000c&r June 1 1942
Bonds.
5.500___Mola 1 1919 5s '12 ___ $12,500
48 '09 ___
Refunding Bonds.
1942
48 '10 __- 10.000--July 1 1920
430'11 J-J $51,000c&r_July 1 1941
Bonds.
23.000-_Apr 1 1931 5s Funding
48 '11
'11 J-J $50,0000_ _July 6 1941 4% g '12J-D 42,000c&r June 1 1942
Library Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s '02 ___ $12,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1932 4%s'03 __- $38,000
F-A 16,000c__ _Feb 1 1927
1925 33s
Almshouse Bonds.
58 '12 J-J 45,000r _July 15 1942 45 '06 M-S 25,000c&r_Mch 1 1936
48 '08 ___ $10,000- _ _July 1 1938
GEN.BD.DT.Apr!'13-51,756,250
Pavilion Bonds.
Re-pavement Bonds.
58 '05 -__ $5,000_ _$1,000 yearly Assessment debt (add'i)__ 316,208
48 '02 M-S $50,000_ _Sept 1 1932
Floating debt
Board-Walk Bonds.
205,343
48 '08 __- 16,000--July 1 1938 5s '05 __- $25,000
148,107
1915 Sinking fund
45 '10 ___ 28,000.._July 1 1940 55 '07 __- 17,000
Total assessed val. 1912..-42,859,294
1917
15,000_ __ _July 11041 5s '09 __- 20,000
is '11 J-J
(Assessment about full value.)
1919
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '1231,367,207 5s '11 ___ 14,000
1921 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_417.50
83,000
Imp. & sewer certificates.
DEBT Jan 1 '13-- $336,500 Population in 1910
54,773
Sinking fund and cash_ - 696,335 BOND.
debt
29,530
Floating
INTEREST on school bonds of
1912__14,074,313
Total valuation
outstanding
109,684
1910,
Notes
refunding
bonds
due
Oct. 1933
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-- _$23.00 Sinking fund
63,741 and refunding bonds due 1941 and
Population in 1910
23,388 Assessed valuation 1912_ 7,441,760
park bonds due in 1961 payable at
INTEREST on library and re- Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912__ -$22.40 People's Bank & Tr.
Co., Passaic;
pavement bonds Is payable at Brunson bonds of 1912 payable funding bonds due 1942, refunding
wick Tr. Co.; on all other bonds at atINT.
bonds due 1942 and school 1942 at
Ocean City.
Nat. Bank of New Jersey, New
People's Bk.& Tr. Co. or Chase Nat,
Brunswick, where principal will be
Bk., N. Y., funding bonds due 1942
ORANGE.
payable at maturity.
and city bonds due 1942 at Hobart
F. G. Coughtry, Comptroller.
Tr. Co., Passaic, or at Chatham &
Orange is situated in Essex County. Phoenix
Nat. Bk., N. Y.; on others
Incorp. as a town Jan. 31 1860; as at Passaic
NEWTON.
Nat. Bank, Passaic.
This town is in Sussex County. a city April 3 1872. Commission
government
defeated
Sept. 12 1911.
Inc. 1864. Population '10, 4,467.
Water Bonds.
PASSAIC COUNTY.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '01 F-A $90,000_ _Aug 1 '24-'29
County seat Is Paterson,
48 '05 A-0 $100,0000_0ct 2 1935 5s '08 F-A 200,000_ __
_Feb 1 1938
Bridge Bonds.
School Bonds.
16s'08 J-D 180,0000_ _ _June 1 1938 48
J-J
1 1919
J-J $9,000o_ _Jan 1 '14-'22 4
5s
'11 J-D 13,000__Dec 1 '13-'25 4s '06 A-0 $10,000c___July
436
130,000c_Apr 1 -25-'26
8,000
_s
___
Tax-Arrearage Bonds.
430'07
M-S 130,000o_Sept 2 '14-'16
7,000
4s '04 A-0 $6,500--Apr 1 1914
140.000c_ _ _Sept 2 1927
Water Bonds.
Assessment Arrearage.
4368'07 M-S 20,000o_-_Sept 1
J-J $118,0000
4s
'04 A-0 $2,000-.. Apr 1 1914 430'12 M-S 46,000---Sept 1 1919
1929
__ 25,000_ __July 1 1940 4sSchool-House
48
Bonds.
Road Bonds.
BOND.
'12-DEBT July 1'12_4249,000
J-J $60,000__July 1 '13-'18 4s '08 J-J $50,000c....July 1 1918
10,000 430'98
Sinking fund
4s '02 J-J 42,000-July 1 '24-'32 41s'10 J-D 67,500c_ __ Dec 1 1928
Assess. val.(X act.) '12- -2,885,115 4s
'04 J-D 125,0000___Deo 1 1934
Court-House Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912... _$22.18 48
'05 J-J
15,000.. July 1 1935 4s
J-J $125.000cJan1'14-'15-'16
INTEREST payable at Sussex Co. 4s '07 J-D
5,000_ _Juno 1 1937 4s
M-N 25.000c__ May 1 1919
National Bank in Newton.
434s'08 A-0 110,000o___Apr 1 1938
Re-building
Bonds.
4s '09 M-N 8,000..... May 1 1939 4s
M-S $60.000c_ _ _Sept 1 1917
4368'11 A-0 55,0000-Apr 1 1941 48 '04 J-J 300,000c_July
1 '20-'24
NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP.
Refunding Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1912_ $961,500
This township (P. 0. Mt. Holly) Is 4s '07 J-J $54,000o._
..Jan 1 1937 Total valuation 1912_ _170,682,686
In Burlington County.
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment full value.)
School Bonds.
5s '92
1 '22-'32 State&Co tax(per $1,000) '12_ _$5.60
1913-1959 55 '93 J-D$255,000__June
4 s'12 J J 546,000
J-J 200,000. Jan 2 '14-'32 Population in 1910
215,902
Road Bonds.
68 '93 F-A 57,000-Aug I '29-'33
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Paterson.
430'12 May $25,000c ___ _1915-1939 430'94 J-D 50,000_ _June 1 '13-'14
BOND.DEBT Sept 25'12_ $25,000 430'96 F-A 125,000--Aug 1 '15-'21
12,600 45 '99 J-D 50,000 June 1 '19-'22 PATERSON. T. J. Curran, Compt.
Floating debt
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _2,440.446
This city is in Passaic County. In.
Ten-Year Street-Impt. Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ --$23.10 58 '07 A-0 $15,975.77
Apr15'13-'17 corp. as a city March 19 1851.
5,652 5s '08 J-J
Population in 1910
12,281.04 July!'13-18 Commission government defeated
INT. payable at Farmers' Trust 58 '12 M-S 23,547.67 Mch 1 '14-22 Aug. 29 1911.
City-Hall Bonds.
Co.& Mt. Holly Safe Dep. & Tr. Co. 55 '12 M-N 4,472.89 May 1 '13-22
5s '12 F-A
2,625.75 Aug 1 '13-22 58 '93 A-0 190,0000- Apr '14-'22
430'94 M-N 120,0000-Now '33-'44
Playground Bonds.
NORTH BERGEN.
4s '12 J-J $25,000____July 1 1942 45 '94 J-J 100,000c_July '23-'32
4s '02 F-A 76,0000___Aug 1 1932
Fire-Apparatus Bonds.
This township (P. 0. Weehawken)
Fire-Dept. Bonds.
Co.
Pop.
'10,
15.662.
Hudson
430'12
$5,500_ __Oct 1 '13-'18
is in
430'11 J-J $35,000r_ _July 1 1931
Funding Bonds.
Town-Hall Bonds.
Funded Debt Bonds.
___ $46,000_ _July 1 '13-'35 430'09 J-.1. $10,000-July 1 '13-'14
430'10 J-J 73,000.....July 1 1935 45 '04 J-D $500,000c_ _June 1 1939
Sinking Fund Bonds.
1935 4368'11 J-J 103,000____July 1 1936 43ig' 12 M-N 200,000_ _Nov 1 1942
$135,000
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5s '11 J-D 174,0000_ _June 1 1941 430'11 J-D 69,000_ _Deo 1 1931
45 '03 J-D 414,000c____June 1913
Electric-Light Bonds.
School Bonds.
--s__ $268,800_ _ _Part yearly 48 '10 J-J $90,000c_ _Jan 1 1960 4s '05 M-N 110,000c_ _ _May 1 1915
BOND.bEBT Jan 1 1913 5623,800 TOT.PD. DT. Apr 1 '13_$2,136,903 430'08 M-N 100,000o___May 1 1918
276,698 4s '09 J-J 85,0000_ _ _July 1 1919
Assessed valuation 1912--12,564,244 Temporary, debt
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.__.$19.51 Tor DEBT Apr 11913. 2,413,601 430'10 M-N 70,000c- _Nov 1 1920,

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NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

[VOL. xcvr

PATERSON (Con.)SOUTH ANIBOY.
Fire department bonds_
Road Bonds.
$41,200
This city is in Middlesex County.
School Bonds.
Sewer bonds
Aug $25,000c__ _Aug '25-'29
150,100 5s
Inc. 1908. Population 1910, 7,007.
Apr 1914 Anticipation bonds
4s '98 A-0 $25,0000
201,900
Sewer
(Assessment)
Bonds.
Aug 1918 Funding bonds
4s 98 F-A 15,0000.
School
170,000 4%8
J-J
$24,0000__July
'13-'20 54 '12 _--Bonds.
4s '99 A-0 50,0000___Apr '14-'15 Sewer reconstruction bds..
$40,000__yly on Oct 1
3,700 5s
J-J
20,000c_ _July '13-'22
4s '00 J-D 100,000o__ _June 1 1919 Isolation hospital bonds
Public Dock.
2,500 6s
J-J
8,000o_
_
_Jan
'14-'22
5s
4s '04 M-S 70,0000.._ _Moll 1 1929 Water refunding bonds__ _
- $11,000__Jan 1 '14-'24
17,000
Funding Bonds ($62,065.35 asSewer--Bonds.
45 '04 M-N 54,000c___Nov '14-'29 Water note
20,000
sessable apt. property benefited). 5s '11 J-J f$56,000o_Jan 1 '14-'41
43 '05 M-S 275,000c___Moh 1 1935 Temp'y loan & sewer ctfs_
108,500
4s '06 J-D 36,000c_ _ _June 1 1931 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '12_ 2,274,564 55 '10 J-J $18,000c___Jan 1 1930
15,000c Jan 1 '42-'46
434s'07 J-J 81,000c_ _ _July 1 1932 Sinking fund and cash..
568,384 5s '11 J-J 50,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1931 58 '13 F-A 10.000_ _Feb 1 '23-'32
42,000o_ _ _July 1 1932 TOTAL DEBT May 7'13_ 3122,000
4 Ms'08 M-N 200,000o_ _ _Nov 1 1933 NET DEBT Jan 1 1912_ 1,706,180 5s '12 J-J
4s '09 J-J 195,000o .July 1 1934 TOT.BD.DT.Aug 1912.. 2,156,964 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13.... $187,000 Assessed valuation 1912_ _2,899,886
debt
43,003 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912: __ 418.40
4 Ms'10 J-D 180,000r_ _ _June 1 1940 Sinking funds & cash _
542.691 Floatingfund
and cash
55,184 INT. at First Nat. Bk., So. Amboy.
44s'11 J-D 200,0000
1941 Total valuation 1912
19,213,289 Sinking
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _4,100,506
Total
1912_$20.20
(per
$1,000)
tax
Sewer Bonds.
at about M actual val.) SOUTH ORANGE.
32,121 (Assessment
4s '00 J-J $50,000o__June 30 1920 Population in 1910
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ - _$25.40
This village is in Essex County.
INT. payable in Perth Amboy.
4 Hs'12 M-S 40,000r
Mch 1922
Population in 1912 (est.)
6,000 Inc. 1869. Population 1910, 6,014.
4Hg'12M-N 200,000____Nov 1 1942
CITY PROPERTY.-Value of
Funding Bonds.
INT. at the U. S. Mtge. & Tr. Co.
property owned by the city on Jan. 1 In N. Y. City, the First Nat. Bank, 4348'10 M-S $14,200o_ _ _Mch 1 1935
Park Bonds.
4Hg'12 J-D$175,000c__ _June 1 1942 1912 was $1,551,958.09.
Park Bonds.
Ridgefield Park, the Hackensack Nat.
43is'10 M-S $10,000o_ _Mch 1 1935
Bank and People's Nat. Bank.
Building Bonds.
Refunding Bds.(OA. after 1920)•
4s '04 A-0 $40,000c_ _ _Apr 1 1924 PLAINFIELD.
4s g '00 J-J S51,000o_ _ _Jan 1 1930
4 Ms'10 M-N 25.000_ ..Nov 1 1930
This city is in Union County. In- RID GEWOOD.•
Renewal Bonds.
Sewer Appropriations.
corporated in April 1869. On Dec.
This village is in Bergen County. 4s g '02 F-A *6,0000.. Feb 1 '14-'19
Aug 1916 14 1911 the Plainfield Union Water
45 '99 F-A $18,0000
Incorporated in 1894. Commission
Sewer Bonds.
Garbage-Destructor Bonds.
Co. refused the offer made by the city
434s'12 M-S 385,000r _Mch 1 1932 to purchase its property for $500,000. government approved Sept. 12 1911. 4s '04 J-J $252,000e&r_rly '13-'44
(See V. 78, p. 2617, for maturity.)
Original Sewer Bonds.
Renewal Bonds.
V. 93, p. 1737. Pop. '10, 20,550.
5s
J-D $128,00001$16,000 Y'lY 4 4s'08 M-N $48,000c_May 1 '45-'48
4s '87 J-D $40,0000_ _June '13-'16
School Bonds.
M-S
2,028.69 _.1930-1935
Dec 1913
on June 1 434s
45 '88 J-D 34,5000
Water Bonds.
Dec 1914 4s g '04 J-D $62,000c_June 1 '13-'24
4s '89 J-D 85,0000
Macadam
Bonds.
430
F-A $9,000c_ _Feb 1 1932
4s '02 M-N 49,0000_ _..May 1 1917 45 '05 J-D 58,0000„June '25-'34 bs
J-J $10,000c _ _ _ _1913-1922
Street-Improvement
- Bonds.
8,000o -__-1914-1929
4s '02 J-D 38,000c __Deo 1 1922 4s '05 J-D
M-N 50,000c .$4,000 yearly 5s '07 M-S $2,820r_5ept18
95,009o_ July 1 1958 5s
'13-'15
4s '03 A-0 25,000c_ __Apr 1 1923 4 Mg'08 J-J
Broad Street Bonds.
Construction Bonds.
4s '03 M-N 35,000c_ __May 1 1923 4s '09 M-N 45,000c_ __Nov 1 1959
A-0 $36,000c_Oct 1 '14-'38 4s '05 J-J
$5.500r.. _Jan '14-'24
4s '03 J-D 55,000r_ _Deo 1 1923 45 '09 M-N 10,0000_ _Nov 1 1924 4s ($6,000
TOT.
every
5
years.
due
BD.
DT.
Mar 31 '13.. $399,549
„
1 '33-'39
48 '04 F-A 25,000c___Feb 1 1924 45 '11 J-J 40,000oJan
Building Certificates. 1913_1915 Total assessed val. 1912...11,430,968
Police-Station Bonds.
4s '04 A-0 35,000c___Apr 1 1924
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ - _$19.60
J-D $15,000
48 '04 M-N 40,000o Nov 14 1924 4 34g'08 J-J $22,000c_July 1 '13-'28 5$
INTEREST is largely payable at
West-Side Sewer Bonds.
4s '05 J-D 75,000c.._ _Deo 1 1925
Sewer Bonds.
U. S. Mort. & Trust Co.. N. Y.
4s '06 J-D 115,000c___Dec 1 1926 4s
M-N $41,000o_May 1 '28-'35 5s 'II F-Af$65,000c_Aug 1 '15-'25
1 4,5000_ _ _Aug 1 1926
4 Ms'07 J-J 100,000o_ _July 1 1937 4s
J-J
68,0000
_1927
SOUTH ORANGE SOH. DIST.
Storm-Drain Certificates.
4 Ms'08 M-N 100,0000_ _ May 1 1928 4 Hs'08 M-N 58,000c.......1913-1947
This district includes the township
J-D 428500
,
Apr 1919 48 '09 M-N 43,0000Nov 1 '36-'42 5s
1917-1920 and
4 Ms'09 A-0 50,0000
the village of South Orange.
Fire-Dept. Certificates.
430'10 A-0 325.0000_ _ _Apr 1 1940
Fire-House Bonds.
$7,500c_July 1 '13-'17
5$
J-J
38,000_ ___July 1 1917 55 g '97 J-J
TOT.BD.DT. Mar 1 '13 $4.675,500
4s
g
'02
F-A 112,000o_Aug 1 '13-'16
43g'08---$15,000c___Deo
1
1918
672,104
School Bonds.
Floating debt
124,500__Aug 1 '17-'23
5$
J-D 312.000
1913-1918
Street Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Mar 1 '13 5,347,604
8,000e_Jan 1 '14-'21
900,778 4 4g'08 M-S $30,000c_Sept 1 '13-'24 4s
M-N 54,000
1913-1927 45 g '04 J-J
Sinking fund
2,052,500 5s g '10 J-J 30,000o___July 1 1913
80,000o_May 1 '15-'39 4s g '10 M-N 170,000c_May 1 '18-'31
City property 1912
4 Mg'10 J-J
24,5500_July 1 '32-'33
J-D
7,000
School property 1912._ 2,183,000 (Subject to call after July 1 1911. 4Hs
434s'12 M-N 12,150o_ _May 1 1934
Assessed valuation, real_ _84,463,442 5s '11 J-J
_July 1 1914 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913-- $507,000 430'12 J-D 65,000o_June
1 '32-'36
School bonds (Incl.)
156,000
Assessed val., personal__ _17,021,125
(Optional34,000e.after July 1 1912.)
Second-class RR.property 508,846 5s g '12 J-J $18,000c_ _July 1 1915 Assessed valuation 1912__ _7,483,749 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.. $323,700
actual value.) Assessed valuation 1912_ _17,275,543
Total assessed val. 1912A01,993,413 (Subject to call beg. July 1 1914.) (Assessment about
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912._ _$16.60 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ $669,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.-324.20 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
5,416 School tax (per $1,000) 1911_ _-$3.05
Population in 1910
125,600 Total assessed val. 1912_ _26,203,786 Population in 1910
10,500
INT. at First Nat. Bank and Population In 1912 (est.)
(Assessment about full value.)
INTEREST at City Treas. office
INTEREST on the $36,500 issue is
Total
_$16.80
tax
Ridgewood
$1,000)
1912_
(per
Tr.
Co.,
Ridgewood.
or Hanover Nat. Bank, Now York.
payable at the Fidelity Trust Co.,
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
Newark;
on the 55 at the Franklin
ROSELLE.
Institution, Newark, and
This borough is in Union County. Savings
PENNSAUKEN TOWNSHIP
on the $9,000 4s and $170,000 4s
PRINCETON SCHOOL DIST.
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School Bonds.
in
N.
Y. City at A. B.
& Co.
This district is in Mercer County.
This district (P. 0. Merchants4s
- - - $60,000
1919-1933 on $12,150 at office of Leach
J. S. Rippel
vine) is in Camden County.
Construction Bonds.
4Hs'11 J-J $65,000c_ _Jan 1 '28-'60
Newark; on $65,000 at Standard
43011 ____ $61,900
1931-1937 4
J-J 42,0000_ _Jan 1 '63-'76 5$ '11 J-J $20,000o__ _Jan 1 1931 Trust Co., New York.
BOND. DEBT May 1913...$61.900 9 Ms'l1 J-J
5,000c_ _Jan 1 '61-'62 BOND. DEBT Jan 1912.....$102,000
53,000 SPRING LAKE.
45
J-J
12,688c_Jan 1 '14-'20 Floating debt
4s
A-0 3,000c_Apr 15 '14-'19 Assessed valuation 1912... _3,270,782
This borough (P. 0. Spring Lake
PERTH AMBOY.
J-J
22,000c_jan 1 '15-28 Tax rate (per 41,000) 1912_ _ _$16.40 Beach) is in Monmouth County.
• This city is in Middlesex County. 4s
2,725
BOND. DEBT June 30 '12_$152,300 Population in 1910
Park Bonds.
INT.
at
School Bonds.
First
Nat.
Bank,
Roselle.
Floating debt
2,000
4)4s'03 F-A /15,000_ _ _ _Aug 1 1933
Mch 1919 School tax (per $1,000) 1911.....$2.56
___ $10,000
4s •
Water Extension.
___ 36,000
Oct 1915 Population in 1912 (est)
4s
6,000 ROSELLE PARK.
,0'06 le-A $25,000_ ___Aug 1 1036
This borough is in Union County. 43
18,000
July 1917
-__
4s
5s g '11 M-S 70,0000... _Mch 1 1941
INT.
payable
Bank,
at
Nat.
City
Sewer Bonds.
Jan 1922
5,000
___
_s
Water, Sewer & Park Bonds.
Oct 1922 National Park Bk., N. Y., or Prince- 5s '08 ___ $47,000.-- _Nov 1 1928 54 '96 J-D $70,000_
4s__ 37,000.
.Dec 1 1928
58 '10 __- 54,000- _Apr 1 1930
54,000_ _.._Sept 1 1934 ton Bank in Princeton.
4s '04 lif-S
North
Spring Lake -Bonds.
Road Bonds.
_s__ 35.000_ _ __July 1 1931
58 '99 J-J $30,000____Jan 1 1929
4s
49,0000___Sept 1 1936 RAHWAY.
- - - $8,680
4s '06 lil-S
Funding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT
1938
--_ 100,000
-s
This
of Union County, was Floating debt Jan 1 1912...$109,680 5s '07 M-N $56.000____Nov 1 1937
_.._ 25,000
_s
1918 declaredcity,
9,187
Board-Walk Bonds.
bankrupt in 1882, and a Sinking
fund
434s11 A-0 47,0000_ __Apr 1 1941 compromise
8,357
430'04 A-0 $15.000.._ Apr 15 1914
of the debt, exclusive of Total assessed val. 1912._
4 Ms'll _ _ 20,0000_ _ _July 1 1941 the water debt ($185,000), was forth_3,237,779
Iftonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912- _$16.40 43,Sewer-Extension
44s'12 M-S 80,000c.._ _Sept 1 1942 with agreed to with most of the
0'09 F-A $15,000_ _ _Aug 2 1939
leadImprovement Bonds.
3,138 BOND. DEBT May 9 '13_ $294,500
creditors at 35 cents on the dollar. Population in 1910
___ $7,000. Mch 21 1915 ing
4 Ms
INT.
at
First
Nat.
Bank,
Roselle.
Assessed
exclusive
debt,
of
the
valuation 1912 _-2,875,146
water debt,
Judgment Bonds.
Tax rate (per 41,000) 1912-....$25.80
to about $1,200,000.
f $6,000_ _ _Jan 22 1920 then amounting
DISTRICT.
Population in 1910
settlement was completed in RUMSON
853
_- i 4,000.. _Mch 22 1920 This
4s
•
This
district
(P.
0.
Falrhaven)
is
INT
.at First Nat.B it. Spring Lake,
and interest is now paid
114.000_ _ _Aug 15 1920 1894,
in Monmouth County.
on
the
promptly
new
bonds.
The
City-Hall Bonds.
water bonds were renewed in 1891 at 5s '10 J-J $23,000_ _July 1 '13-'35 SUMMIT.
43s'08 J-J $35,000_ __July 1 1928 4%
This city is in Union County. Inc
an agreement having been made BOND. DEBT May 9 1912- _$64,870
___
_s
3,000
1917 in 1890
by which all accrued interest Assessed valuation i911......4,500,000 Mch. 1899. Population 1910, 7,500.
Funding Bonds.
School
tax
1911-$21.00
Park Bonds.
(per
$1,000)
adjusted
at the 35% rate.
at 7% was
M-N $170,000- _Nov 1 1916 Interest
46s
454811 F-A $40,000c___Mch 1 1936
on these water bonds is also
Sewer Bonds.
School Bonds.
RtITHERFORD.
Incorporate('
paid.
promptly
now
4s
M-N $41,000_ _ _Nov 1 1916
This borough is in Bergen Co. Inc. 4s
M-S $35,000o_ _
1 1929'
430'08 J-J 68,100_ _ _July 1 1918 1858. Commission government de- Sept. 211881. Pop'n 1910, 7,045.
J-J
434s
60,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1939
4 Hs'10 M-N 41,000o_ _ _May 1 1920 feated Sept. 26 1911.
4s '09 J-D
School Bonds.
4,500o_ _ Dec 20 1939
Adjustment Bds.(Opt. any lime). 4s'12 J-J $45,000
3.700
..s__
1913
4s '10 J-J
5,000r_ __July 1 1935
45 '82 MN $927,253.04r.. Nov 1 1922
Fire-liePartment Bonds.
4 Ms'll F-A 89,000oAug 1 1941
Funding Bonds.
_s
1913
--- $3,200
1916 4 Hs'12 A-0 27,000o..Apr 11042
M-S $78,5000
4s g
School Bonds.
12,600
__
_s
1914 43s
Fire-Department Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
M-S $:35,000o&r_Mch 1 1918
_
_s
3,200
1915-1916 4s
A-0 75.0000.._ _Oct 1 19.59 45is g J-J $75,000c_ _July 1 1922 4s
May $10,0000.....May 1 1926
10,000_ __ _Jan 1 1929 58
.i:J
4 Hs
Street Bonds.
Public-Improvement Bonds.
25,000_ _ _ _July 1 1960
J-J
4 .04- - 19,000_ _ _ _Aug 1 1924
1932 4s
4s
J-1) $6,500r.._Juno 15 1927
M-N $40,0000
Bonds.
Funding
StreetBonds.
Sewer Bonds.
J-D $60,000_ _ _ _Dec 1 1941 4s Park Bonds.
410'09 A-0$125.000____Oot 1 1924 5s
'05 F-A $12,500c&r_Feb 1 1930 4s
J-D$125,000c__ _June I 1928
Filtration-Plant Bonds.
4 Ms'll ___ 87,000o_ __Nov 1 1926
BOND. DEBT Sept 1912_ $206,000 4s
M-N 65,0000_ _ _Nov 11033
__ 100.000
_s
1923 4 Ms'06 M-N 535,0000
1936 Floating debt
219,546
Refunding Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
91,177 4s
Water Bonds Renewed.
.1-J
$9,000r.._ _Jan 1 1935
434s_ _, $17,000- _ _ _Feb 1 1929 48
J-J $185,000c __July 1 1932 Assessed valuation 1912.- _7,060,864
Funding Bonds.
Water -Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 'i3__ $842,253 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ __$25.00 4s
J-D $10,000r_ _Juno 15 1927
Sept 1922 Water debt (included).- 220,000
4 Ms
_ _ _ $250,000
INT. on park,fund. & street bonds 4 As'08 J-D 70,000o_ _ -Deo 1 1938
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1907.)
Other liabilities
24,000 at Rutherford Nat. Bank; on impt. 4 Hs'10 M-S 72,000o_ _Sept 1 1940
___ $25,000
Jan 1917 Sinking fund
4s
31,641 bonds at First Nat. Bank, N. Y.
4s '12 M-N 12,000c_Nov 1 '13-'18
July
4s
12,000
1916 Total valuation 1912
__
6,876,887
GEN. BD. DT.Jan 1 1913-$640,000
4s
,i-J 80,000_ _ _ _July 1 1933 (Assessment about 60% actual value) RUTHERFORD
Floating debt
97,600
DIST.
45 '04 J-D 155,000c_ __Sept 1 1934 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.$21.00 45 '00 J-D $49,5700_June 20
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1913_ - 737,600
1930
4s '05 J-J 40,0000_ _July 1 1935 Population in 1910..-.
9,337 45 '06 A-0 48,000o_Apr 1 '14-61 Sinking fund
123,761
M-N 100,000...... May 1 1936
4s
- -11,464,461
INTEREST on water board loan 4s '06 J-D 10,0000._ _ Dec 1 1936 Total valuation
50,000c_ __Jan 1 1940
4 Ms'l0 J-J
1912-191-2----$20.00
payable at the 4 Hs'10 F-A 127,300.3-Feb 1 1950 Tax rate (per $1,000)
00'12 M-S 25,000c_Sept 1 1942 and school loan
INT. on $65,000 sewer bonds due
00'11 F-A 19,3000_ _Aug 1 1951
New
York:
Co.,
on
Trust
Bankers
Hospital Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ _ $254,370 1933 is payable in New York City at
___
$2,500
-s
1916 other loans at Rahway Nat. Bank.
Assess. val. (2-3 act.)'12._6,461,052 A. B. Leach & Co.; on all other issues
Temporary Reservoir Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..-$8.00 at office of City Treasurer.
___ $l0.000-_._Nov 1 1913
.s
RAMSEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
INTEREST on the issues of 1906 is SUSSEX COUNTY.
Assessment Bonds.
This district is in Bergen County. payable at the office of R. M. Grant
-s
___ $29,(iO3.52
1914
County seat is Newton.
-a__
16,000
1916 4 Ms'I.1 M-S 332,000„Sept 1 '16-31 & Co.. New York; on all other bonds 45 '08 A-0 $20,000o___Oot 1 1938
to BOND. DEBT May 16 '13 344.000 at the Rutherford National Bank.
Public-Facilities Bonds.
'09 A-0 64,000o...-Apr 1 1929
4s
.8
--- $15,000
1930 Assessed valuation 1911.. _1,102,000
Road Bonds.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Recapitulation.
A-0 $34,000o___Oot 1 1939
'09
4s
Ramsey.
Bank,
Nat.
First
INT.
at
Somerville is the county scat.
Water bonds
$672,000
4s '10 J-J
14,500o-July 10 1940
School bonds
Building Bonds.
436,000
4s '11 A-0 4,000o__Oct 1 1941
4s
'06
J-J
$280,000c_July
1
'21-36
Assessment bonds
45,664 RIDGEFIELD PARK.
BOND. DEBT June 3 '12 $136,500
City-Hall bonds
38,000
This village is in Bergen County. BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.. $280,000 Assess. d't (add'1), Oct '11
93,633
119,846 Sinking fund June 3 1912_
Street-improvement bonds 312,000 Incorporated June 23 1892. Commis- Floating debt
3,794
Improvement bonds
7,000 qion government approved Apr. '12. Assessed valuation 1912-32,333,618 Assessed valuation 1912_ _15,741,760
Judgment bonds
24,000 Village is co-extensive with Overpeck County tax (per $1,000) 1912_$6.00 State & Co. tax(per $1,000)'11_$6.00
38,820 Population in 1910
Township School District, both being Population in 1910
Police facilities bonds_ __ _
15,
26,781
Reservoir bonds
INT. at New York Tr. Co., N. Y
10,90os upported by same taxing district.
INT. at Sussex Nat. Bk., Newton,

SCHOOL

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SCHOOL

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NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

s-a 810,600___-Deo 1 1920
430
48 '11 J-J a45,000_ __July 1 1941
a Coupon or registered.
Sewer Commissioners
$1,610_ __ _July 1 1913
330'03 J-J
490...Feb 20 1914
43 '04 F-A
910...June 23 1914
43 '04 J-D
1,485_ -__Jan 4 1915
4s '05 J-J
48 '05 A-0 1.050.. Oct 24 1915
1,595_ __Apr 2 1916
45 '06 A-0
Sewage-Disposal Bonds.
48 '11 J-j $10,000_ ___July 1 1941
_Dec 20 1941
TRENTON. H.E.Evans,Treasurer. 4s '11 J-D
Police & Fire
Tel. Tel.
15,000_.
Te&
Trenton is in Mercer County. The
A-0 $40,000___Apr 15 1923
water works are much more than self- 330'03
8,000_ ___Apr 1 1927
supporting. Commission government 48 '07 A-0 5,000r__Sept
1 1930
430'10 s-a
adopted June 20 1911.
CHAMBERSBURG BONDS
City-Hall Bonds.
ASSUMED.
4s '07 M-S$100,000r___Mch 1 1937
430'08 F-A 200,000--Aug 1 1938
Parks.
Past due
$100
45 '09 A-0 200,000_ _ _ _Apr 1 1939 _sWILBITR BONDS, ASSUMED.
45 '09 J-D 200,0000.._ _Deo 1 1939
Crematory.
School.
330'01 J-J $50,000_ _ _July 1 1921 5s '93 A-0 $1,000__Apr 10 1914
4,200_ _ _ _July 2 1916 58 '96 M-S
1,000 --Sept 16 1913
45 '06 J-J
Improvement.
48 '06 J-D 10,000____ Dec 1 1916
3,400____Jan 1 1917 53 '93 J-J $15,000_ _July 21 1913
45 '07 J-J
5s '95 F-A 15,000._. Aug 1 1915
Fire Department.
33s'01 J-J 815,000_ __July 1 1921 LOANS PAYABLE BY SPECIAL
330'02 F-A 17,000_.-Feb 1 1922
ASSESSMENT.
3348'02 M-S 10,000-_ - _Sept 1 1922
Assessed upon City.
3Ms'02 M-N 2,500-.May 21 1922
Improvement.
Street
4s '06 M-N 25,000r___June 1 1926 48 '03 A-0 813,187.04__Oot 1 1913
43 '04 A-0 16,000r.. Apr 1 1914 48 '05 F-A 16,244.43--Feb 1 1915
0'04 M-N 20,000r..May 17 1924 48 '06 F-A 21,890.59_ -Feb 1 1916
3,700- _--Aug 1 1917 48 '06 J-D
4s '07 F-A
8,988.20.. Dec 1 1916
45 '09 F-A 14,000_ __Aug 2 1919 48 '07 A-0 21,893.71_ _Apr 1 1917
School House.
A-0
43008
11,522.75_
_Oct 1 1918
48 '92 A-0 $9,000-- _Oct 1 1917 430'10 J-D 19,345.56__Dec 1 1920
6,000-Jan 16 1918 4s '11 J-D 28,837.70__July 1 1920
48 '93 J-J
1914
48 '94 A-0 18,000-0ot 25 1916 430'12 J-J 59,317.39r_July 1 1922
48 '96 M-N 21,000...Nov 2
430'13 F-A 36,084.25_Feb 1 1923
8,000..-..Feb 1 1917 Assessed upon property benefited.
48 '07 F-A
14,500. .Jan 18 1918
48 '98 J-J
Street Improvement.
33099 M-N 25,000____Nov 1 1929 48 '03 A-0 851,349.92_ _Oct 1 1913
1 1930 48 '05 F-A 64,055.57_ _Feb 1 1915
3 Ms'00 M-N 100,000_ ..May
2,500- _June 1 1931 48 '06 F-A 106,209.41..Feb 1 1916
330'01 J-D
1 1922 0'06 J-D 11,991.80-Dec 1 1916
330'02 F-A 11,800___ -Feb 6
7,500-_July 1931 48 '07 A-0 67,406.29__Apr
3Ms'01 J-J
1 1917
1 1932
3 Ms'02 M-S 48,500--Sept
A-0 34,777.25__Oot 1 1918
__ _June 3 1932 430'08
330'02 J-D 15,000_
48
'11
F-A
8,800.00__Feb
1
1921
1933
_Feb
5
3,000___
330'03 F-A
J-D 47,074.44 Dec 1 1920
_July 22 1933 430'10
43 '03 J-J 70,000_
48 '11 J-D 34.362.30. July 1 1921
1933
3,500___Aug
17
3 Ms'03 F-A 50,000r_Sept 1 1934 430'12 J-J 90,537.61rJuly I 1922
4s '04 M-S
1935 430'13 F-A 15,565.75_Feb 1 1923
4s '05 M-N 18,600.-..Nov 1 1936
WATER LOANS REPORTED
2
4s '06 A-0 2,900--Apr23
SEPARATELY.
4s '06 M-N 4,800- May 1 1936
1916
Water.
City
45 '06 J-D
1 1937 48 '97 J-J 350,000„Jan 1 '17&'27
4s '07 A-0 130,000----Apr 1
-_Aug 1937 48 '96 J-D 45,000.._ _June 1 1916
4s '07 F-A 26,000__
6,000-July 1 1938 3348'02 A-0 75,000__Apr 1 1922
4s '08 J-J
43 '04 J-J 100,000r___July 1 1934
430'08 F-A 24,750--Aug 1 1938
5,000--- _Aug 1 1938 4s '06 J-D 150,000_ _ _ _June 1 1936
4s '08 F-A
.Sept 1 1938 430'08 M-S 50,000_ _Mch 1 1938
4s '08 M-S 21,000--2 1919 430'08 A-0 100,000_ _ _ _Oct 1 1938
48 '09 F-A 10,000_ -__Aug14
1919 414s'13 M-S 150,000r.. Mar 1 1943
48 '09 A-0 5,500-0et
PUG due
a9,000- _Deo 1 1940
500
s-a
430
44s'11 M-S a80,000____Moh 1 1941 43s--INTEREST is payable at Treas430'11 J-D a55,000-_ _June 1 1941 urer's office in Trenton.
430'11 A-0 49,000r-Oct 1 1941
Feb. 28'13. Sept. 23'12
48 12 M-N 7,000....May 1 1942 Tot.bd.dt.,&c$6,306,910 $6,954,291
430'13 M-S 190,000r___Mar 1 1943 Sinking funds_ 2,185,216 1.915,242
Public-Bath Bonds.
0'08 F-A $3,500-Aug 1 1918
Net debt__ _$4,121,694 $5,039,049
Library Bonds.
Water debt
330'01 J-J $100,000_ _ __Jan 1 1931
(incl. above)51,095,500 $945,500
_Feb
1
1932
15,000__
310'02 F-A
On Feb. 28 1913 the city had a
General Loan Bonds.
floating debt of $808.707 51.
$4,025___ _July 1 1913
330'03 J-J
PROPERTY.-Feb. 28 '13,
CITY
1914
_Deo
7
900r_
43 '04 J-D
real estate and bldgs., $8,237,238.18;
Hospital Bonds.
turn.. etc., $615 258.93;
4s '04 J-D $12,500r___June 1 1934 equipment.
48 '05 A-0 4,000r_ _Oct 24 1935 total, $8,852,497.11.
ASSESSED VALUATION.
Re-paving Bonds.
1911.
1905.
330'02 M-S $35,000___ _Sept 1 1932 R.E. 1912.
1 1933
$
'
$
43 '03 A-0 27,000.-Oct
1933 R. E-63811,975 62132,225 34135,911
330'03 A-0 35,000.- _Apr 15 1933
1
Pers. 11524.416 10631,988 7,413,230
48 '03 J-D 10,000_ _ _ _Deo
45 '04 J-D 20,000._ _June 1 1934 Ded. 1,942.821 1,591,444 947,338
48 '05 M-N 60,000r-Nov 1 1935
48 '06 F-A 13,000r-Aug 1 1936 Net I73393,570_72050,589 40601.803
4s '07 F-A 15,000- -Aug 1 1937 (Assessment about actual value.)
6,160_ -July 1 1928 Tax
4s '98 J-J
21.20
21.00
22.50
330'99 F-A 15,500-Aug 21 1929 (p.M.)
430'10 F-A 15,000-.- Aug 1 1920
POPULATION.-In 1910, 96,815;
_July
1
1922
10,000___
4s '12 J-J
1905 it was 84,180; in 1900 it was
In
River-Front-Impt. Bonds.
73,307; In 1890 it was 57,458; In
430'11 J-D a $50,000__ _June 1 1941 1880 It was 29,910.
Street-Department Bonds.
430'10 M-S $9,000r_ _Sept 20 1930 UNION.
Funding.
This town is in Hudson County.
48 '04 A-0$569,000r_Oct 1 1934 Incorporated
March 20 1866; charter
Public Safety Dept. Bonds.
March 27 1874.
amended
___Sept
1
1932
$10,000_
M-8
'12
48
Bonds.
Sewer
..Aug
1
1932
4s '12 F-A 10,500..
5s
.T-jr $10,000--Jan 1 1914
Sewer Certificates.
Fire-House Bonds.
1912-1915
- $204,200
58
J-J $2,500 _ _Oot 16 1913
430'06
Refunding.
12,000
1913-1918
4s '03 A-0 $11,600.....Oct 20 1913 414g'12 M-N
Bonds.
School
_Feb
20
20,600_
1914
F-A
45 '04
F-A $2,000_Feb 1 '14-'16
48 '04 M-S 20,100r__ _Sept 1 1914 430
-A 60,000__Feb 1 '17-28
9,000_ __Feb 24 1915 430
45 '05 F-A
F-A
6,000_ Feb 1 '14-'15
4s '05 M-N 24,000____Nov 11915 58
24 1916 4341;10 S-a 80,000_ __Jan 3 '17-'24
45 '06 F-A 34,600. Feb
45
70,000_-Mch
1 '25-'31
_Aug
1
44,2001916
F-A
'06
4s
1 1916 430'13 J-J 100,000_ _Jan 15 '21-'33
48 '06 A-0 56,100____Oct
Street-Improvement Bonds.
1 1917
4s '07 F-A 63,000.-Feb
1 '13-'20
4s '07 F-A 75,100.-Aug 1 1917 430'10 A-0 $39,000-Oct
Bonds.
4s '07 M-S 47,300.- _Sept 27 1917 58 Road-Improvement
15 '14-'16
45 '08 F-A 49,900-Feb 24 1918 BOND. DEBT$8,500_May
48 '08 J-D 50,600_ June 22 1918 Floating debt May 1912_ $322,750
29,476
48 '08 M-N 40,500_ ___Nov 2 1918 Total valuation 1912__ __
_13,787,850
____F b 1 1919
9,
4s '09 F-A
Tax rate (per 81,000) 1012... _516.16
45 '00 M-N 76,700- _Nov 1 1919 Population
In 1910
21,023
48 '10 F-A 34,700-Feb 24 1920
430'10 M-S 67,700.-Sept 20 1920
430'11 F-A a53,800____Feb 1 1921 UNION COUNTY.
County seat Is Elizabeth.
430'11 J-D 36,300r___Dec 1 1921
Bridge Bonds.
4 30'11 F-A 31,200.._ _Aug 1 1921
48 '12 F-A 19,200_ _Feb 20 1922 430'12 M-S $30,000c___Sept 1 1937
Armory Bonds.
430'12 M-N 52,200r___Nov 1 1922
4s '10 M-N$25,000c__.May 4 1925
Park Improvement.
Rahway Ave.-Impt, Bonds.
48 '88 J-D $69,000_ _Juno 15 1913
May 11016 430'10 J-J $13,000c___July 2 1925
48 '91 M-N 25,000
Hospital Bonds.
58 '91 J-D
5,000._ Dec 1 1916
48 '92 J-J
5,000- _July 1 1917 43011 J-J 850,000c__Jan 3 1941
48 '93 J-J
2,000-Jan 16 1918 4348'12 J-J 75,000c___Jan 2 1942
48 '93 A-0 25,000_ _Apr 1 1918 430'12 M-S 85,000c.--Sept 1 1942
Road Bonds.
3 Ms'01 M-S 20,000_ _ _Sept 2 1926
48 '04 J-D 10,000_....June 1 1929 4s '93 J-J 850,000o___July 1 1913
4s '05 J-J
14,350.... _July 1 1930 4s '09 A-0 70,000c6cr_Oct 11 1939
48 '06 J-D 2,500_ ._ _June 1 1936 430'10 M-S 110,000c&r_Sept 1 1940
413 '07 J-J 23,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1932 4Ms'12 J-J 145,000c__ _July 1 1942
4s '10 J-D 19,000_ _June 15 1030 430'12 M-S 60,000c__-Sept 1 1942
TEANECK TWP. SOH. DIST.
This district (P. 0. Englewood) is
In Bergen County.
5s '05 M-S $23,0000_Moh 1 '14-'36
5s '09 M-S 26,000o_Mch 1 '14-'39
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13- $49,000
Assessed valuation 1912---1,839,299
(Assessment about q, actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_- _88.97
INT. at U. S. Mort. & Tr. Co., N.Y




Sheridan-House Bonds.
43
J-J $28,000c_ __July 1917
(Subject to call after July 1907.)
Refunding Road Bonds.
430'10 J-J $150,0000___July 1 1920
Court-House Bonds.
4s '02 A-08579,000c___Oct 1 1942
BOND.DEBT Jan 1191381,470,000
Sinking fund
101,339
Total assessed val 1912_ _150,068,190
(Assessment about full value.)
County tax (per 81,000) '1L$3.07+
Population In 1910
140,197
INT. at Nat. State Bk., Elizabeth.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. 0. Rutherford)
Is in Bergen Co. Pop'n '10, 4,076.
Road Bonds.
M-S $42,500..__Mch 1 1920
4s
Water Bonds.
F-A 810,000_Feb 1 '16 & '26
430
F-A 14,000_ _ _ _Feb 1 1936
430
J-J 25,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1938
434s
GEN. BD. DT.Jan 1 1912_ $91,500
Asessment (additional) - 26,379
Floating debt
9,000
3,090
Sinking fund (all water) _ _ _
Assess. val.(60% act.),'12_3,456,764
Tax rate (per 81,030) 1912_ - _ _522.90
INT. payable at Rutherford Nat. 13k.
UNION TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
This district is in Union County.
1943
5s '13 M-N$92,500
BOND.DEBT Apr 1912.-863,000
Assessed valuation 1911.__3,149,253
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911-_ _ _$23.00
INT.at Nat. State Bk., Elizabeth.
VENTNOR CITY.
This city (P. 0. Atlantic City) is in
Atlantic County. Inc. Mch. 17 1903.
Commission government defeated
June 111912. Population '10, 491.
Water Bonds.
5s '08 J-J $57,000c___July 1 1938
Sewer Bonds.
55 '10 M-S $25,000c.._ _Sept 1 1940
5s '08 J-J
15,000c_ _ _July 1 1938
Fire Bonds.
5s '10 J-J $15,000c_ __Jan 1 1930
5s '11 M S 10,000e_ __Sept 1 1941
5s '12 M-8 15,000c---Mch 1 1932
5s '12 M-N 3,000c ....Nov 1 1932
School Bonds.
5s '04 M-N$35,000c_ __May 1 1919
5s '10 M-N 25,000_ _ _ May 1 1940
Water & Sewer Bonds.
5s '09 A-0 $25,000c__ _Oct 1 1939
5s '09 J-J 25,000c__ _Jan 1 1939
5s '11 A-0 30,000c___Apr 1 1941
5s '11 J-J 20,000c__ _July 1 1941
5s '12 M-S 20,000c_ _ _Mch 1 1942
53 '12 F-A 10,000c_ __Aug 1 1942
Refunding Bonds.
5s '08 J-J 825.000c_ _July 1 1918
1 -A 25,000e__ _Feb 1 1941
5s '11 ,
Paving Bonds.
5s '11 J-D8100,0000..-June 1 1941
5s '11 J-D 80,000c___ Dec 1 1941
58 '12 M-N 25,000c___May 1 1942
Boardwalk Bonds.
5s '04 M-S $75,000c_ _Sept 1 1924
58 '11 M-8 10,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1931
Ventnor Avenue Impt. Bonds.
5s '10 M-N $50,000c__ _Nov 1 1940
5s '12 M-N 10,000c_ _ _Nov 1 1942
City-Improvement Bonds.
5s '07 P-A $25,000c__ _Aug 1 1915
City-Hail Bonds.
5s '04 J-I) $45,000c_ __June 1 1919
ParkBonds.
1 1950
0
5s '10 J-D $1,000e___Dec
5,000c._ _ Dec 1 1952
58 '12 J-D
58 '09 A-0 20,000c. _Oct 1 1939
5s '12 A-0 15,000c_ _ _Apr 1 1952
BOND DEBT Jan. 1913-- $850,000
142,171
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1912_ _6,618,495
Tax rate (per 81,000)
_518.30
INT. on fire bonds at Guarantee
Trust Co., Atlantic City.

65
Park Bonds.
4s
J-J
$1,500_ _Jan 1 '14-'16
BOND. DEBT Mch 29 '13-..$61,000
3,000
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1912_....1,865,441
Tax rate (per $1,000)1912_ --$17.20
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Wash.
WEEHAWKEN.
This township is in Hudson County.
Incorporated March 15 1859. (P. O.
Station 1. Hoboken.)
School Bonds.
45
J-J 818,000c
1920
45
M-N 15,0000_ May 1914
4s
M-S 45,0000_Mch 1 '16-'30
43
M-S 25,0000___Mch 1 1931
4s
J-D 45,400c._ _ Dec 1 1932
4s '09 A-0 55,000c___Apr 1 1934
Funding Bonds.
430'07 A-0 835,000c___Apr 4 1917
4348'07 A-0 33,000o__ _Apr 4 1937
430'08 J-D 108,800c_Dec 1 '13-'28
414s'10 F-A 67,000o_ -Feb 1 1920
Fire-House Bonds.
430'11 J-J $15,000c___July 1 1931
Road Bonds.
430'05 J-J $70,000c...Jan 1 '16-35
430'07 J-J
27,000c_July 1 '15-'32
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913 $559,200
Improvement certificates_
17,750
Notes outstanding
92,043
Sinking funds
60,222
Total assessed val. 1912_ _18,946,655
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912___$17.22
Population in 1910
11,228
INTEREST on bonds due 1911
and 1914 is payable at First Nat.
Bank of Hoboken; on other bonds
at Hudson Trust Co.
WESTFIELD.
This town is In Union County.
Sewer, Sidewalk 6c Road Bonds.
53 '11 J-J $32,000c_Jan 3 '14-'21
Sewer Bonds.
43011 J-J $16,000c_ _Jan 3 1921
GEN. BD.DT. May 7'13_ $112,876
Assessment debt (add'1)___
72.000
Floating debt
146,600
Sinking fund
19,348
Assessed valuation 1912......8,810,881
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-818.70
Population in 1910
6,420
WESTFIELD SCHOOL DIST.
5s '90 M-N $10,000__ _Nov 20 1920
3.658'00J-J
50,000
1920
430'08 J-J 42,000_ _ _July 15 1938
414g'11 M-S 56,000o_Mch 1 '16-'41
BOND. DEBT May 1 '13.. $158,000
Sinking fund
16,328
Assessed valuation 1912_ 8,810,881
INT. payable at Westfield TrustCo

WEST HOBOKEN.
This town is situated in Hudson Co.
Inc. 1861. Population 1910, 35,403.
School-Building and Sites. •*
4s
M-S 827,000_ _Mch 1 '14-'31
45 '04 F-A$126,000_ _Aug 1 '13-'54
4s '09 A-0 42,000c_Apr 1 '14-'34
4 Y0'10 J-J 84,000c_July 1 '13-'40
430'11 J-J
10,000-July 1 '13-'14
Assessment & Renewal Bds. **
4s '05 J-J $100.000(3._ _July 1 1925
Funding Bonds.
414s'08 J-J $200,000---_ july 1 1938
5s '10 J-J 235,000
1940
M-N 48,000
5s
1940
Refunding Bonds.
430'12 A-0 535,000---Apr 1 1942
TOT. BD. DT.Jan 1 '13- $940,490.
Floating debt
144,77
Sinking fund and cash_ __ _
118,237
Total valuation 1912
24,327,979
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912..-$17.96
INTEREST on bonds marked ••
at the Hudson Trust Co.; on refunding bonds at Knickerbocker Trust
VERONA.
This borough is in Essex County. Co., New York City.
Inc. 1907. Population 1910, 1,675.
School Bonds.
3%s & 414s
$43,133 WEST NEW YORK.
This town is in Hudson County.
Water Bonds.
414s'08 M-N 854,000c_Nov 1 1928 (P. 0. Station 3, Weehawken.) See
(Subject to call 83,000 yearly after V.93, p. 1413, concerning opinion by
Supreme Court holding town liable
Nov. 11913.)
BOND.DEBT Jan 1 '13..._597,133 for interest on certain school bonds.
Fire Bonds.
7,121
Assessment debt (add'1)
3,000 5s
$20,000
Floating debt
5,775 5s '12 J-J 23,000c_ July 1 '13'35
Sinking fund
Street Bonds.
_1,808,710
Assessed valuation
$5,000
_519.40 58 '10
Tax rate(per $1,000)
1912..1,100___ _Dec 1 1921
1912-bonds at the 55 '11 J-D
INTEREST on school
22,000c_ _ _July 1 1922
Bank of Montclair; on water bonds 5s '12 J-J
Funding Bonds.
at the Montclair Trust Co.
4348'05 F-A8150,000o
Aug 1930
55 '08 J-J 200,000_ _July 1 1938
VINELAND.
A-0 200.0000. _ _Apr 1 1924
This borough is in Cumberland Co. os
Incorporated in 1880. Commission 5s '12 J-J 120,0000___July 1 1927
Bonds.
government adopted Mar. 11 1913. 6s School
'08 J-J 5105,0000
Electric-Light Bonds.
yearly, beginning 1912)
1929 (Due $2,000
F-A $25,000r
4s
J-J 34,000c_Jan 1 '14-'30
5s
Refunding Bonds.
'06 J-J 62.000c_ _Jan 1 '14-'44
414s'06 J-D $35,500r__ _June 1 1936 5s
91
20
8 53 '12 J-J 125,000c__Jan 1 '16-'57
58 '13 Mar 5,000__ _Mar 1 19
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
A-0 $27,500o_ _ _April 1916
4s
J-1) $95,000r
4s
TOT.
BD. DT. Jan 1 '12.. $726,600
Certificates.
[mot.
Floating
debt
240,328
M-8 $21,000_ _ _ _$5,000 y'ly. Sinking fund
53
52,193
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed
valuation 1912_ _15,751,794
1929
F-A $45,000r
4s
Tax
rate
(per
TOTAL DEBT Apr 2 '13..5226,057 Population In 81,000) 1912...$18.02
1910
13,560
40,000
Sinking fund
INTEREST is payable at Hudson
Assess. val. (70% act.),'12_2,881,390
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.._ _$20.40 Trust Co., West Hoboken.
5,282
Population In 1910
INT. is payable in Vineland.
WEST ORANGE.
This town is situated in Essex
County.
Incorp. Feb. 28 1900.
WASHINGTON.
This borough is in Warren County. Commission government rejected
Inc. 1868. Population 1910, 3,567. Jan. 7 1913.
Funding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
(822,000juiy 1 '20 &'30 48 '09 F-A$100,000c.._ _Feb 1 1939
8,000___ _July 1 1925 414g'11 M-N 100,000c_ _ _May 1 1941
45
J-J
Refunding Road Bonds.
13,000_ __July 1 1935
J-J $45.030c___-July 1 1922
16,000-.- _July 1 1940 45

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PENNSYLVANIA-DEBT OF STATE.

WEST ORANGE (Concluded.)
Sewer Bonds.
J-J $150,000e&r_Jan 1 1934
4s
4s g '04 M-N 90,000c_ _Nov 1 1934
- June 1 1917
4 Msg'07J-D 142,000c &t•
Redemption Bonds.
J-J $25,0000_ _ _Jan 1 1921
43s
TOT. BD. DT.Jan 1 1913- $652,000
Floating debt
100,000
Sinking fund
125,431
Total assessed val. 1912_ _12,245,873
(Assessment about full value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912.._._$22.60
Population in 1910
10,980
INTEREST is payable part at the
Provident Institution for Savings,
part at the First Nat. Bank, West
Orange, Trustees for the support of
public schools, Commissioner of
Banking and Ins. in trust for policyholders of N. J. Plate Glass Ins. Co.
of Newark, Federal Ins. Co., West
Orange Sinking Fund Commission,
and part at the Hoboken Bank for
Savings and the Howard Savings
Institution.

Improvement 6s (c)
$50,500
Atlantic Ave. 5s (r)
12,000
Boardwalk 5s (c)
2,000
Debt fund 5s (c)
3,000
City of Wildwood Bonds.
Refunding 5s (c)
$41,500
ITS
Fire-house 5s (c)
12,000
BOND.DEBT May 23 '13.. 295,500
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
20,000
Sinking fund (about)_
Assess. val. (2-3 act.), '12_5,646,239
One of Original Thirteen
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912.... _$22.80 Admitted as a State
4,500 Total area of State (square miles)
45,215
Population in 1913 (est.)
TNT.at N.Y., Camden & Wildwood. State Capital
Harrisburg

State of Pennsylvania.

WOOD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Middlesex Co.
4 3s'10 J-J $70,000_ _Jan 15 '26-'40
(?)
TOTAL DEBT

WOODBIIRY.
This city is in Gloucester County.
Inc. Jan. 2 1871. Pop'n '10, 4,642.
Fire Bonds.
$9,000 _ __ _Apr 1 1931
4
Sewer Bonds.
WEST ORANGE SOH. DIST.
$2,000__Nov 1 '13-'14
A-0 $45,000c_ _Apr 1 '14-'22 4s
4s g
4,000_ __ _Nov 1 1940
--4s g
F-A 10,000c_ _Feb 1 '23-'24 4s
School Bonds.
4s '04 M-S 55,000c_Sept 1 '24-'29
M-N $1,000_ _Subject to call
7,500o_July 1 '13-'27 4s
45 '05 J-J
M-N 2,000o_Nov 1 '13-'14
43is'08 M-N 30,000c_Nov 1 '31-'40 43s
60,000_ _Jan 1 '17-'46
43is'12 J-D 55,000c ____1932-1942 4 4s'08 J-J
20,000c_Jan 1 47-'56
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1913..$202,500 4 M s'09 J-J
Street Impt. Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912_ A2,245,873
School tax (per $1,000) 1912....$4.77 4s '05 J-J $20,500r.. __July 1 1925
A-0 16,000c&r_Oct 1 1927
12,000 4 Ms
Population in 1913 (est.)
_ -- 16,000_ .....July 1 1928
INTEREST on the bonds issued in 4M s
3,500____July 1 1931
1904, 1905 and 1908 is payable at the 4s
United States Mortgage &Trust Co.,
Water Bonds.
New York City; other interest at 4s
F-A $32,000c_ _See below_
First National Bank, West Orange.
($10,000 Feb. 1 1916 and $10,000
every five years thereafter.)
WILDWOOD.
Funding Bonds.
(consolidaThe city of Wildwood
tion of Wildwood and Holly Beach) 4 Ms'08 J-J $85,000c_ _ _July 1 1938
Construction & Impt. Bonds.
is in Cape May County. Commis- 4s
$500_---Sept 1 1913
sion governmentadopted July 231912
4s
___ f 600..._Oct1 1914
Holly Beach Bonds.
1
500--Oct 1 1913
$73,000
(c)
Refunding 5s
___
800_ -_ _Dee 1 1915
5,000 43,6s
Borough hall 5s (r)
4,000 BOND.DEBT Jan 1 1913-$190,400
Jetty 5s (r)
Assessed
valuation
1912_ _3,635,835
20,000
Seawall 5s (r)
(Assessment at actual value.)
25,000
Boardwalk 5s (r)
Total tax (pe $1,000) 1912._ _$21.20
Boro of Wild wood Bonds.
Improvement 5s (c)
$29,500
INTEREST payable In Woodbury.

ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per
Debt. Valuation. $1,000.
PlaceDebt.
Allenhurst (B), Monm'th Co_$251,500 $38,9931$2,668,3071$18.90
Audubon (B), Camden
37,134 17,750 d1,026,677 123.00
Avalon (B), Cape May County 98,000 10,000 1940,000 123.00
Avon-by-the-Sea (B),Mon.Co-134,834 18,297 41,279,478 d30.50
Belleville a), Essex Co ------227,600
6,000 46,909,188 d17.60
64.000 25,439 d1,538,283 d29.20
Bergenneld (B), Bergen Co
Bernards (Twp),Somerset Co-*73,000
45,545,864 d17.90
Bogota (B), Bergen County.. 64,200
9,000 d1,593,671 d22.50
Boonton (T), Morris County
None d2,457,489 d23.08
55,000
Bordentown (C),BurlingtonCo.272,200 25,850 11,262,836 132.10
Bradley Beach (B) Mon. Co
6.000 d2,154,093 428.60
77,800
Branchville (B), Sussex Co_
None 4339,216 d22.68
30,000
Chester Twp., Burlington Co-103,000
None d3,676.702 d22.10
Clayton (B), Gloucester Co-.. 31.400
4992,730 d21.40
Cliffsido Park (B), Bergen Co-160.000 20,400 d2,949,400 d22.31
Closter School Dist
39,521
4994,652
Delford (B), Bergen County. 56,000
None d1,708,488 420.30
East Newark (B), Hudson Co-119,000
None d3,489,800 415.26
East Windsor Twp.SC.h Dist. 40,000
None 41,358,235 d21.70
Eatontown Twp.,MonmouthCo30,000
Edgewater (B), Bergen Co
109,000 182,443 d5,971,157 d21.80
None a2,980,000
_
Fort Lee School District --- 107,000
7,500 42,842,677 d23.00
Freehold (T). Monmouth Co..- 70,000
Freehold School District
77,000 11,000 d2,842,677 y2.35
None d1,033,608 425.90
47,400
Glen Rock (B), Bergen Co -Hackettstown (T), Warren Co. 29,000
None d1,792,789 d17.00
2,500 41,445,591 420.50
Haddon H'ts (B), Camden Co- 88,000
None 47,410,956 d14.30
Hamilton Twp., Mercer Co_...140,350
Hammonton (T), Atlantic Co-106,000 13,543 42,161,221 d17.20
Hammonton School District 109,000 10,543 42,161,221 d7.80
Hasbrouck His.(B). BergenCo. 76,400 33,300 41,939,885 422.00
26,000
4793,043 423.70
Haworth (B), Bergen Co --Highlands (B), Monmouth Co- 46,000
6,311 4687,825 d22.70
Hillsdale (Twp), Bergen Co..
None 41,027,782 d20.50
45,000
Hohokus (B), Bergen Co
35,000 26,903 41,602,823 d17.30
Holly Beach City(B),CapeMCo127,000 27,900 y2,800,000 y20.00
Hunterdon County ----------103,000 23,300420,999,500 d4.64
Jamesburg (B), Middlesex Co.. 28,400
None 4653,499 422.30
Linden (B), Union Co
75,000 d1,230,496 418.40
Little Falls School District
26,000
Lodi School District _
58,000
None y2,423,925 y10.20
Longport (B), Atlantic Co -.120,000
3,000 d1,074,980 d17.51
Manasquan (B), Monmouth Co.60,000
2,633 4965,396 d18.50
Margate City (C), Atlantic Co_198,000 13,800 43,541,680 d14.90
Matawan (8), Monmouth Co_ 72,000
None d850,661 421.00
Matawan Twp., Monmouth Co. 26,600
None d659,318 415.50
Mendham (B) Morris Co_ _34,000
None d895,170 d17.85
Metuchen (B), Middlesex Co
45,000
None d1,733,309 420.00
Montvale (B), Bergen Co _-34,000
9.941 4445,572 425.50
Morris Twp., Morris County_ 38,000
None d4,344,259 417.87
Netcong (B), Morris Co _
46,000
100 4433,617 422.79
NorthArlington(B), Bergen Co.64,255
4616,645 423.00
Palisades Park School Dist_ _ 44,500
41,378,343 d8.20
Park Ridge (B), Bergen Co __ A05,000
bofiejo d1,379,893 428.00
Paulsboro (B), Gloucester Co_ 46,000
3,000 d1,223,889 420.50
Pemberton School District... 32,500
None d402,578 48.70
Phillipsburg (T), Warren Co_ _227,000
None 47,354,482 d20.00
Raritan Twp., Middlesex Co
30,000
None 41,690,333 d21.00
Red Bank (B), Monmouth Co_197,000 141,724 d5,795,068 421.40
Riverside Twp., Burlington Co.80,000
7,500 41,616,763 423.10
Rivervale Twp., Bergen Co_- 29,500
300 d440,251 d17.30
Rockaway (B), Morris Co__
25,000
5,000 d861,733 d17.10
Roosevelt (B), Middlesex Co
None 43,895,399 418.60
90,923
Saddle River(Twp.),Bergen Co.60,000
None d1,977,704 d22.60
Salem (C), Salem Co
265,550 27,750 d4,050,000 419.80
Salem County
40,000
Noned16,601,856
Sea Isle (C), Cape May Co
50,000 24,500 41,668,245 42
13
5
Seaside Park (B), Ocean Co... 61,000
3,400 d684,426 423.04
Secaucus (B), Hudson Co.....95,000
None 43,426,285 d14.56
Somers Point (C), Atlantic Co_ 25.500
None d633,569 417.01
South Orange Twp., Essex Co_ 77,000 114,044 47,175,516 416.30
South River (B), MiddiesexCo.166,000
None d2,483,739 422.90
Sussex (B), Sussex Co...75,000
- - 4891,782 d20.26
Tenafly (B), Bergen Co- _ 62,000
5,000 43,034,225 420.20
Wallington (B), Bergen Co_ _ 82,000
2,500 di.010,066 425.00
Westwood (B). Bergen Co.... 41,300 _
d1,829.800 421.50
Woodcliff Lake(B), BergenCo.. 25,000
None d503,798 d19.90
Woodlynne (B), Camden Co.. 42,800
None 4360,500 d19.20
Woodstown (B), Salem Co... 44,000
None 42,103,733 d17.30

..01

Pop'n,
1910.
306
1,343
230
426
9,891
1,991
4,608
1,125
4,930
4,250
1,807
663
5,069
1,926
3,394
1,005
3,163
2,076
2,655
-a",da
1,055
2,715
1,452
7,899
5,088
2,155
588
1,386
1,072
488
1,901
33,569
2,075
610

1,582
129
1,646
1,472
1,129
2,138
522
3,161
1,532
437
1,401
2,121
13,903
2,707
7,398
4,011
450
1,902
5,786
3,047
6,614
26,999
551
101
4,740
604
2,979
4,772
1,212
2,756
3,448
1,870
470
500
1.013

• Total debt.
a Figures are for 1910.
y Figures are for 1911. d Figures are for.1912:111 1913 figures.




[VOL. xcvi.

Governor (term expires 3d Tues. Jan. 1915)_John K. Tener
Secretary of State (term expires Jan. 1915)__Robert McAfee
Treasurer (term expires May 1917)
Robert K. Young
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Tuesday in
January, and there is no limit to the length of the sessions.
HISTORY OF DEBTS-For a history of Pennsylvania's State debt from
1789 to 1893, see the "State and City Supplement" of 1893, pages 63 and
64. The details of the debt as it now exists are subjoined.
LOANS-Interest
PrincIpal
Name and Purpose.
P.Ct. Payable. When Due. Outstand'y
Agricultural College bonds, 1872_r 6
F-A
Feb 1 1922
$500,000
Proceeds of farm sale, 1887
6
Quar
I Held In 1
17,000
1StateTreas.f
Unfunded debt and debt upon which interest has ceased
134,110
INTEREST on the Agricultural College loan is payable at the State
Treasurer's office in Harrisburg; on all other bonds at Farmers' & Mechanics'
National Bank in Philadelphia.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.-Dec.30'12. Dec. 1 '11. Dec. 1 '10. Dec. 1 '09.
$659,160 *$2,295,510 $2,384,867 $2,643,917
Total public debt
785,744
2,396,683
2,440,857
2,652,035
Sinking fund
8101,173
$55,990
$126,584
$8,118
Surplus
$134,110
Unfund. debt (Incl. above $134,110
$134,117
$134,117
The sinking fund on Dec. 30 1912 consisted of cash balance in banks
of $785,744.16. Balance in treasury, both general and sinking funds,
Dec. 30 1912 was $8,337,346.34.
The unfunded debt mentioned in the above table consists of relief notes
in circulation, interest certificates unclaimed, interest on certificates outstanding, domestic creditors and bonds past due upon which interest has
ceased.
ASSESSED VALUATION has been as follows:
Total.
Personal.
YearsReal.
$5,917,109,678
$4,591,014,590
$1,326,095,068
1912
5,783,668,326
4,584,806,925
r 1,198,861,401
1911
4,633,547,665
5,763,198,120
1,129,650,455
1910
4,270,982,557
5,361,177,610
1,090,105,053
1909
3,520,136,662
1,094,468,656
4,614,605,318
1905
2,766,829,685
761,755,893
3,528,585,578
1900
2,728,163,336
859,979,331
1899
3,588,142,667
2,685,199,712
1898
846,751,853
3,431,951,565
1895
2,471,018,204
3,241,068,024
770,049,820
1894
2,389,232,748
658,341,105
3,047,573,853
1892
2,308,767,431
2,899,774,989
591,007,558
The above does not include valuation of railroad property. The State
make no general tax. Income is derived from tax on capital stock, on
money at interest, on collateral inheritances, on corporate loans, on bonus
on charters, &c., &c.
POPULATION OF STATE1910
7,665,111 1860
2,906,215 1820
1,049,458
1900
6,302,115 1850
2,311,786 1810
810,091
1890
5,258,014 1840
1,724,033 1800
602,365
1880
4,282,891 1830
1,348,233 1790
434,373
1870
3,521,951
DEBT LIMITATION -In Pennsylvania the limit to the indebtedness of
the State, and to the indebtedness of the cities and minor civil organizations in the State, is fixed by the State constitution.
1. State Indebtedness.-With regard to the State, the regulations controlling and governing debt creation, payment, &o., are found In Sections
4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Article IX of the constitution, and are 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, in
the aggregate at any one time, one million of dollars.
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 any
part thereof, and of the income or proceeds of the sale of any stocks owned
by the Commonwealth, together with other funds and resources that may
be designated by law, and shall be increased from time to time by assigning
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 punishment shall be disqualification to hold office for a period of not less than
five years.
(2) County and Municipal Indebtedness.-Under the laws of Pennsylvania the power to create county loans is in the Board of County Commissioners, which consists in each county of three persons, elected biennially
under the minority system of voting, by which the minority party in each
county usually has one member of the Board.
In cities and boroughs the power to create indebtedness is vested in
councils, municipal debts being created by ordinance.
The creation of county, city and other municipal indebtedness is subject
to the following constitutional limitations:
ARTICLE IX, SEC. 7. The General Assembly shall not authorize any
county, city, borough, township or incorporated district to become a
stockholder in any company, association or corporation, or to obtain or
appropriate money for, or to loan its credit to, any corporation, association,
institution or individual.
SECTION 8. The debt of any county, city, borough, township, school
district, or other municipality or Incorporated district, except as herein
provided, shall never exceed seven 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 assent
of the electors thereof at a public election in such manner as shall be pro

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67

PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Imp. Loan 1895 (Opt. after 1905).
vided by law; but any city the debt of which now exceeds seven per centum ADAMS COUNTY.
Gettysburg is the county seat. 4s g '95 J-J $163,000c_ _ _July 1 1925
of such assessed valuation may be authorized by law to increase the same
Bonds are taxable.
Water Bonds (Opt. after 1911).
three per centum in the aggregate, at any one time, upon such valuation.
s-a $50,0000_1916, '21&'31 4s '06 J-J $239,000c__ _July 1 1936
(At the Nov. 1911 election the voters adopted an amendment to the 4s g
Water-Department Bonds.
above section which allows the city of Philadelphia, In ascertaining its BOND. DEBT Apr 1913- $50,000
21,500 4s '07 J-J $300,0000._ _July 1 1939
borrowing capacity, to exclude such debt as may be incurred for the Floating debt
2,042 (Subject to call after July 1 1924)
construction or development of subways for transit purposes or for the Sinking fund
construction of wharves or docks owned or to be owned by the city and Assess. val. (Yi act.)'1213,074,670 4sg '94 J-J $138,000c___ July 1 1924
which produce revenue sufficient to pay the interest and principal of such State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '12..44.00 (Subject to call after July 1 1914)
Population in 1910
Refunding Water Bonds.
34,319
debt. V. 93, p. 1547. We print below the lines added to Section 8.
"Except that any debt or debts hereinafter incurred by the city and INTEREST payable In Gettysburg. 4s '06 J-J $300,000c- July 1 1936
(Subject to call after July 1 1916)
county of Philadelphia for the construction and development of subways for
Improvement Assessment Bds.
transit purposes, or for the construction of wharves and docks, or the recla- ALIQ17IPPA SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Beaver County. 4s '10 J-J $260,000c__ _July 1 1940
mation of land to be used in the construction of a system of wharves and
docks, as public improvements, owned or to be owned by said city and Bonds below are tax-free to holder. (Subject to call after July 1 1930)
county of Philadelphia, and which shall yield to the city and county of 43s'10 -- _ $45,000
Refunding Paving Loan of 1904.
Philadelphia current net revenue in excess of the interest on said debt or TOTAL DEBT
(?)
4s '04 J-J $229,0000__ _Jan 1 1934
debts and of the annual installments necessary for the cancellation of said
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1914)
debt or debts, may be excluded In ascertaining the power of the city and ALLEGHENY SCHOOL DISTS.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
(See Pittsburgh school districts.) 4s '06 J-J $170,0000_ _ _July 1 1936
county of Philadelphia to become otherwise indebted: Provided, That a
sinking fund for their cancellation shall be established and maintained."
(Subject to call after July 1 1911)
SECTION 9. The Commonwealth shall not assume the debt, or any part ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
4s '12 M-S 150,000c_ -_Sept 1 1942
thereof, of any city, county, borough or township, unless such debt shall
(Subject to call beg. Sept. 1 1932.)
Pittsburgh is the county seat.
have been contracted to enable the State to repel invasion, suppress doCoupon County Poor Bonds. BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913mestic Insurrection, defend itself in time of war, or to assist the State in 4s '09 J-D$100,000c ._ _June 1 1929
$1,072,000
City department
the discharge of any portion of its present indebtedness.
977,000
Water department
4s '10 F-A 300,000c__ _Feb 1 1930
SECTION 10. Any county, township, school district or other munici361,098.
Sinking funds
Bonds.
Refunding
pality Incurring any indebtedness shall, at or before the time of so doing, 4s '12 A-0 $840,000c_-_Oct 1 1942 Water sink. fund (incl.) _ _
133,924
provide for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest,
Assess.
25,200,000
va
.1
'12
(60%
act.)
Road Bonds.
and also the principal thereof within thirty years.
330'01 A-0$550,000c___Oct 1 1931 Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-$25.0()
(Subject to call Oct 1 1921.)
INT. at City Treas. office,
TAXATION OF MUNICIPAL AND SCHOOL BONDS.-All bonds
Issued by municipalities, counties and school districts in Pennsylvania are 334s'02 M-N 550,000c_ _ _Nov 1 1932
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1922)
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- 4s '03 M-N 550,000c Dec 28 1933 ALTOONA SCHOOL DISTR/CIT,
All bonds are exempt from State
less the bonds are issued as "tax-free," when the municipality itself assumes 4s '04 M-N 700,000c.._ May 1 1934
4s '05 A-0 700,000c___Apr 1 1935 tax, which is paid by the district.
the tax. See V. 92, p. 359.
High-School Bonds.
4s '06 M-S 1,500,000c_ _ _Mch 1 1936
SCHOOL CODE.-The school laws of this State were codified in the 4s
'07 F-A 500,000c_ _ _ Feb 1 1937 4s '05 A-0 $235,000c&r__1914-1935
new School Code approved May 18 1911. One of the important provisions
45
'06 J-D 55,000c&r_Deo 1 1936
4s
'07
A-0
500,000c___Apr
1
1937
of this law is (Sec. 506) that the Directors of school districts may incur
School Bonds.
debt and issue bonds "only at the time of assessing and levying the annual 45 '08 F-A 1 000,000c_Feb 1 1938 4s '00 M-N1$50,000r
_ _ _ _1914-1917
4s
'09
A-0
1,000,000c_Apr
1
1939
school taxes." Thus school bonds can only be issued at the time of the
4s '10 M-S 1,000,000c_Mch 1 1940 4s '09 M-S 90,000c _ _ _Mch 1 1939
school tax levy, which must be in April or May.
Funding Bonds.
4s'11 F-A 1,000.000r_Feb 1 1941
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS-POWERS AND RESTRIC- 4s '12 J-J 500,000r__..Jan 1 1942 4s '07 A-0 $120,000c_ _ _Apr 1 1937
TIONS.-Philadelphia Is, we believe, entitled to the distinction of starting 4s '12 ___ 200,000r___ _Oct 1 1942 BOND. DEBT May 7'13__$550,000
40,500
-- _1,000,000c--_Mar 1 1943 Sinking fund
the first savings institution in the United States. The name this association 4
Value school property 1912 1,029,000
Bridge Bonds.
bore was the "Philadelphia Savings Fund Society," and it still exists,
Assessed valuation 1912_ _25,182,076
bearing the same name. . Originally the bank was not incorporated, but 4s '10 A-0$750,000c _ _ _Oct 1 1940 (Assessment about 3-5 actual
value.)
4s '11 J-D
1 1941
was a voluntary organization, such societies in Great Britain being at the 4s '12 F-A 1,550,0000_Dec
1,800,000c_Feb 1 1942 School tax (per $1,000) 1912-410.00
time of a like character. The date of the organization was November 27 430'13 _ _ - 550,000c_ __Mar 1 1943
INT. at Cent. Tr. Co., Altoona.
1816, and the bank was opened for business Dec. 2 1816. The oldest
Juvenile-Home Bonds.
ledger of the company goes back to the time of opening, and shows a de- 4s '11 M-S$300,000c___Mch 1 1941
AMBRED GE.
Memorial Hall.
posit on that day (December 2 1816) of five dollars. The company was not
This borough is In Beaver County.
Incorporated until February 25 1819. The second savings institution in 4s '07 A-0 $1,000,000c_Oct 1 1937 Population 1910, 5,205.
4s
'09
J-D
400,000c_J'ne
1
1930
the State, however, did not come into existence until 1847. In 1889 a
Municipal Water Plant,
Jail & Court-House Ext. Bonds.
general law facilitating the incorporation of savings banks was passed by 4s '06 A-0$400,000c___ Oct. 1 1926 438'11 J-J $125,000c_July 1 '15-'39
BOND. DEBT Feb 1913__ $160,000
the Legislature. Still, the report of the Banking Department of November 2
Jail Bonds.
Floating debt
15,000
1912 shows that the total number of savings banks within the State was 45 '05 M-S$600,000c_ _Mch 15 1925 Assessed
valuation 1912_ 3,746,411
only eleven. The aggregate deposits of these banks at that date was BOND.DEBT Marl'13$l9,840.183 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1912---38.00
Sink.
funds
(cash
&
bds.)
2,877,411
$197,023,222.
Total assessed val. '13_1,194,920,730
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Ambridge.
The provisions of the special charters are all liberal as to investments. (Assessment about 4-5 actual value)
A law passed In 1885, and a supplement of the same passed in 1889, au- County tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$3.25
AMBRIDGE SCHOOL DIST.
1,018,465 55
thorizing the extension for twenty years of special charters, contains the Population in 1910
'13 --- $70,000__1918,'23,'28,
The Act of 1863 requires $25,000
following:
'33,'38 & '43
of
these
bonds to be retired yearly on
"Provided also, that no • • • Savings Institution or Savings Bank
having no capital stock, renewing or extending its charter, corporate rights Jan. 1, beginning with lowest numARCH13ALD.
bers
outstanding.
under
the
provisions of this Act, shall thereafter be allowed
and franchises,
This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
the privileges of a bank of discount, nor be allowed to loan any money reINT. on compromise bonds payFunding Bonds.
ceived on deposit, except upon first mortgage or lien upon real estate within able at Fourth St. Nat. Bank, Phila.;
this Commonwealth, upon the bonds or securities of the United States on all other bds. by Comptroller only. 58 '11 M-N $35,000_ - _ _Nov 1 1936
GROSS
DEBT Jan 1912_ 460,000
or of this State, or upon county, city, borough, township or school bonds
TAX-EXEMPT.-With the excep- NET DEBT
of any county, city, borough, township or school district, or any other tion
35,000
of road 4s and jail bonds due 1925, Assessed valuation 1910_ good and valid securities."
_6,034,929
the bonds are tax-frbe to the holder. Population in 1910
7,194
Authority to loan on any "good and valid security" appears to confer
INTEREST payable in Archbald.
about as broad a discretion upon the managers as could be expressed in a ALLENTOWN.
statute.
City is the county seat of Lehigh
In 1897 an Act was passed allowing savings institutions and savings County. Bonds tax-free to holder. ARNOLD.
Water Bonds.
This borough Is InWestmoreland Co.
banks chartered under Special Acts to invest in Pennsylvania county and
Improvement Bonds.
municipal bonds, notwithstanding any provisions of their charters. The 330'03 A-0 $45,000c__ _Apr 1 1933
(Subject to call April 1 1908.)
-s '09
$12,000
law follows:
M-S 110,000c_Mar 1 '14-'34 -s '06 _-5,500
CHAPTER 77, LAWS OF 1897.-From and after the passage of this Act 330'04
(Part
due
every
5
years.)
___ 45,000_ _ _ _July 1 1940
all provident institutions, savings institutions and savings banks, chartered 4s '07 F-A 61,400c.._ _Aug 1 1937 430'10
TOTAL
DEBT
May 1913_ -462,500
Acts
of
this
Commonwealth
Special
of
under
Pennsylvania, may,notwith(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
Assess. valuation 1913_ __-1,380,990
standing any provisions of their charter, loan the moneys received by them
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1911-412.00
Bonds (Opt. after 1912).
on deposit upon the bonds of any county, city, borough, township or 4s Street
'07 F-A $20,1000___ Aug 1 1937 Population In 1910
1,818
school district within this Commonwealth issued pursuant to the auRefund. Bds. (Opt. after 5 years).
thority of any law of this Commonwealth for the payment of which the faith 330'02
$9,900c__ _Jan 1 1932
J-J
them
are
issuing
pledged.
municipality
the
credit
of
and
13,2000__ _Jan 1 1933 ASHLAND.
334s'03 J-J
This borough is in Schuylkill Co.
It was not until 1889, as already stated, that a general law facilitating 330'04 J-J
18,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1934
Inc. Feb. 13 1857. Bonds are all taxthe organization of savings institutions was passed. The following is secPark Bonds (Opt. after 1912.)
tion 17, which contains the investment limitations; we would especially 35 '07 F-A $18,100o___Aug 1 1937 free to holders. Poe. 1910, 6.855.
Refund Improvement Bonds.
Sewer Bonds (Opt. after 1915).
direct attention to subdivision four of this section:
4s '10 F-A $34,5000_ __Aug 1 1940 4s '13 Jan $26,000r_ _ _ _Jan 3 1928
SECTION 17.-It shall be lawful for the trustees of any savings bank to
(Subject to call beginning 1918.)
City
(Opt.
after
5
Bonds
years).
Invest money deposited therein only as follows:
Water-Improvement Bonds.
48 '97 J-J
$4,000o... Jan 1 1927
(1) In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or the obligations of 3 368'01 J-J 58,000cJuly 1 1931 45 '91 A-0 $33,200r_ _ _Oct 1 1916
the United States, or those for which tile faith of the United States is 4s '12 F-A 55,000_ _ __Aug 1 1942 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 19004
pledged to provide for the payment of the interest and the principal.
Refund. Water (Opt. after 1904)• 4s '05 J-D 12,000r--_Dec 1 1918
(2) In the stocks or bonds of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania bearing 3%s'99 A-0 $41,0000__ _Oct 2 1929 (Subject to call after Dec. 1 1908.)
Interest.
BOND. DEBT May 1913_4489,200 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_- $71,200
(3) In the stocks or bonds of any State in the Union that has not within Water debt (included)
18,300
258,400 Floating debt
ten years previous to making such investments, by such corporation, Sinking fund
56,817 Assessed valuation 1912...._1,391,411
defaulted in the payment of any part of either principal or interest of any Ass'd val. sub. to tax '13_45,391,475
Assessment 60 to 75% actual value)
debt authorized by any Legislature of such State to be contracted.
(Assessment about 70% actual val.) Total tax (per $1,000) 1913_ _$37.50
(4) In the stocks or bonds of any city, county, town or village of any Total tax (per $1,000) 1912__ _$14.40
INTEREST payable at Ashland
State of the United States issued pursuant to the authority of any law of City tax (per $1,000) 1912
$6.40 National Bank or Boro. Treas. office.
Interest
any
or
in
-bearing
State,
issued
by
the
obligations
city or county Population in 1910
the
51,913
in which such bank shall be situated.
INT. payable at office of Treas.
(5) In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered, improved real estate
ASPINWALL.
situated in this State.
This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
Tile next section (18) relates to the temporary deposit of funds in banks ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
Incorporated Dec. 28 1892.
It
makes
it
companies.
lawful
to
deposit
trust
temporarily
in banks 330'00 J-J $48,000c
and
Oct
1930
Water and Light Bonds.
excess
of
current daily receipts over the payments
or trust companies the
(Subject to call.)
4)0'97 J-J $14.000c__ _ _Jan 1 1927
until such time as the same can be judiciously invested in the securities 330
A-0 $52,000___Oct 1 '17-'32
Street and Sewer Bonds.
named above.
(Part due every 5 years.)
43099 J-J $27,000c_ _ _July 1 1928
4s '09 F-A $89,500__ --Apr '14-'34
Refunding Bonds,
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
(Part due every 5 years.)
4%s'08 J-J 4517,000c_ _ _July 1 1934
F-A$100,000c_Aug
45
2
'14-'39
Municipal
-improvement Bonds.
OF
STATE
PENNSYLVANIA.
4%s
(Part due every 5 years).
A-0 $7.500c_ __ _Oct 1 1927
Sinking fund
$3,129
ABINGTON TOWNSHIP.
(Part due every 5 yrs.). BOND. DEBT May 1913- $65,500
Bonds
Ref.
In Montgomery County. Inc. 1784. Cash on hand
10,000
'07 A-0$111,500c_Apr 1 '17-'37 Sinking fund
8,025
ASSCSS. val. (40% act.) '12-8,250,000 4s
Bonds all tax-free to holders.
4s '07 M-N 52,000c_Nov 1 '17-'37 Assess. val.( act.) '12_ _ _3,118,080
Tax rate (per *1,000) 1911
Road-Improvement Bonds.
$8.00 4s '08 M-N 41,000c_Nov 1 '23-'38 Total tax (per $1,000) 1911...$16.75
45 g '06 J-J $42,000o._ _July 1 1936 Population in 1910
5,896 45 '11 J-J 200,000c_ Jan 2'16-'41 Population In 1910
2,592
(Subject to call $10,000 July 11911,
INTEREST is payable at the Jen- BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913 $694,000
INTEREST payable In Pittsburgh
*10,000 July 1 1916 $15,000 July 1 kintown Nat. Bank, Jenkintown.
Sinking fund(cash & inv.) 193,183 at the Fidelity T. & T. Co.
and at the
1921 and $15,000 July 1 1926.)
Assess. val.(V, act.)'12_ _45,000,000 First Nat. Bank, Aspinwall.
48 g '07 M-N 69,0000___May 1 1937
School tax (per $1,000) 1912.. _ _$5.00
(Subject to call $15,000 May 11912, ABINGTON
INTEREST payable in Allentown
TWP. SCH. DIST.
$20,000 May 1 1917, $20,000 May 1
AVALON.
This
district
at Lehigh Valley Trust Co.
(P.
0.
Jenkintown)
is
1922 and $20,000 May 1 1927.)
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Montgomery
In
County.
TAX FRE E.-District pays State Bonds tax free to holders.
1941
48 g '11 M-S $35,000o
J-J $107,500c___July 1 1936 tax
4s
bonds.
on
(Subject to call $15,000 In 1921, (Subject
Street-Improvement Bonds.
to call after July 1 19110
$20,000 in 1931.)
430'08 A-0 $65,000c_Apr 1 '30-'37
DEBT Apr 1 1913 $107.500 ALTOONA.
4 g '12 J-D$164,000c___June 1 1942 TOTALfund
Funding Bonds.
2,238
city is In Blair County. Incor. 4%s'08 J-D $10,0000_ _ _Deo 2 1927
This
(Optional $14,000 beg. June 1 1917 Sinking
Assessed valuation 1913_ _ _8,250,000 1868. Bonds are all tax-exempt to
$20,000 June 1 1922, $25,000 School
BOND. DEBT June 8 1910 $209,000
tax (per $1,000) 1912-- _S5.50 holders. Population 1910. 52,127.
Juno 1 1927. $30,000 June 1 1932
Assessed valuation 1910.-4,442,530
Population in 1913 (est.)
7.000
and $75,000 June 1 1937.)
Highway Bonds (Opt. after 1917)• Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910-- - _$8.50
INT. at Jenkintown Nat. Bank,
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913.... $310,000
4s '07 J-J $100,0000---July 1937 Population In 1910
4,317




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PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.

BALDWIN TWP. SOH. DIST.
This district is in Allegheny Co.
_ _ _ *36,9300
4 As
60,000 _July'27'32&'37
4343'07 J-J
25.000
___
4 As
BOND. DEBT Nov.6 '12.. $121,930
19,936
Sinking fund
Assess. val.(% act.) '12 -7,213,950
School tax (per $1,000) 1912..- _$5.00
INTEREST on first issue payable
at Colonial Trust Co., Pittsburgh; on
second issue at First Nat. Bank of
Castle Shannon; on 3d issue at First
Nat. Bk. of Birmingham in Pittsb.

BERKS COUNTY.
Reading is the county seat. Up to
April 1 1913 $400,000 of the bond
issue given below had been disposed
of to local people. Bonds are taxfree to holders.
A-0 $475,000c_yrly. to 1924
334s
(The above issue is the only debt.)
Tot, assess. val. 1912__$125,658,417
(Assessment about 70% act. value.)
State & Co. tax (per $1.000)'12 $7.00
183,222
Population in 1910
INT. at Reading Nat. Bank.

BEAVER.
This borough is in Beaver County.
Sewer Bonds (Part due ev. 5 yes).
5s '08 A-0 $50,000c_Oct 1 '13 &'36
Paving Bonds.
430'11 F-A $20,000__Aug 1 '13-'41
Municipal-Building Bonds.
4 As'll F-A $30,000_ _Aug 1 '14-'41
BOND. DEBT May 7 '13.- $161,420
Assessed valuation 1913.._ _2,901,053
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _$10.00
3,456
Population in 1910

BETHLEHEM.
This borough is in Northampton
and Lehigh Counties. Incorporated
under Act approved Mch. 6 1845.
All issues are tax-free to holders. Annexation of West Bethlehem
authorized by vote Aug. 9 1904.
Debt of consolidated borough follows:
Water Bonds.
4s '12 M-N $50,000c__May 1 1942
1 1922.)
(Subject to call after Slay
Street Bonds.
4s '97 M-S $55,000c_ __Sept 1 1927
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1902.)
Borough-Improvement Bonds.
4s '07 M-N $36,000c__ _Nov 1 1937
Old Boro. of Bethlehem Bonds.
Jan 1 1915
40 '85 J-J $37,000c_
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1895.)
45 '86 A-0 050,000c___Apr 1 1916
(Subject to call after April 1 1896.)
4s '86 A-0 025,5000_ _ _Apr 1 1916
(Subject to call after April 1 1887.)
4s '90 A-0 $8,000c_ _ _Apr 1 1920
(Subject to cal after April 1 1905.)
45 '09 A-0 $15,0000_ _ _Apr 1 1939
(Subject to call after April 1 1924.)
Boro. of W. Bethlehem Bonds.
3 As'00 F-A $2,1000_,__ Feb 1 1930
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1910.)
3 34s'01 J-D 05,000c_ _ _June 1 1931
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.)
3345'03 F-A $4,000c__ _Aug 1 1933
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1913.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-- $287,600
Assssed valuation 1912..__ _7,273,056
Assessment about 60% actual value
Total tax rate (per $1,000) 1912Northampton County side...$19.00
19.00
Lehigh County side
12,837
Population in 1910
INT. payable at office of Treas.

BEAVER COUNTY.
Beaver is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
4s '06 M-S$500,000r_Sept 1 '13-'31
(Various amts. yrly. V. 82, P. 173.)
1940
4s '10 J-J $54,0000
BOND.DEBT May 24'13 $554,000
Assessed val. real est.,'12_44,079,893
County tax (per $1,000) 1912__$6.00
78,353
Population in 1910
INT. payable at Treas. office and
at Harris, Forbes & Co., N. Y.

BEAVER FALLS.
This borough is in Beaver County.
Inc. Nov. 9 1868. Pop. '10, 12,191
Var $23,000c_ _ _ _1924-1939
5s
Garbage Crematory Bonds.
J-D $14,500o_June 1 '13-'38
4 As
Sewer Bonds.
1941
4As'13 A-0$110,000c
Refdg. Bds. (tax free to holder).
4%3'05 F-A $24,000c ____1913-1939
Street Bonds.
4 As'll s-a $13,600c__ _Part yearly
BOND. DEBT Apr 4 1913 $75,000
19,000
Floating debt
Assessed valuation 1913_ 6,500,000
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'12_027.00
BETHLEHEM SCHOOL DIST.
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
$23,000
_s
52,800
DISTRICT.
BEAVER SCHOOL
54,000_ _ _ _July 1 1941
45 '11 J-J
Building Bonds.
(Optional after July 1 1921.)
430'08 A-0 $36,000-_ _Apr 1 1935 BOND.
DEBT Apr 1 '13- $129,800
BOND. DEBT Nov 1912_ - $47,000
7,300,231
1912
Assessed valuation 1911._ _2,930,701 Assess. val.
(per $1,000) 1912-$7.00
School tax (per $1,000) 1911_ _$10.50 Scholl taxare
tax-free to holder.
Bonds
BELLEFONTE.
This borough is in Center County. BLAIR COUNTY.
Hoildaysburg is the county seat.
Inc. 1801. Population '10, 4,145.
All of the bonds are tax-free to holder
Refunding Bonds.
impt. Bonds (opt. after 1917).
Apr
f
1
1914
A-0071,250c_
334s
11919 & 1924 45 '07 J-J $200,000r_ __ _Jan 1 1927
Bldg. Bonds. (opt. after 1915).
F-A
9,000c _ __ _1913-1921
4s
r_ __Aug 1 1935
BOND. DEBT May 1 1912.. $95,000 3.653'05F-A$160,000
11,000 BOND.DEBT Mar 29'13 $360,000
Assessment debt
30,400 Assessed valuation 1912_ _43,974,888
Floating debt
21,290 County tax (per $1,000) 1911_ _$5.00
Sinking fund
108,858
in 1910
Assess. val. (2-3 act.)_ ----1,700,995 Population
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911_ _..$29.80
INTEREST on the 3 As is payable
,at the Farmers' ec Mechanics' Bank BLAIRSVILLE.
This borough is in Indiana County.
in Philadelphia; on the 4s in BelleStreet-lmpt. Bonds (tax-free).
fonte. Bonds are tax-free to holders.
434s'13 A-0 $40,000 c_ _ _ _1923-1942
__
25.000
_s
BELLEVUE.
This borough is in Allegheny Co. TOTAL DEBT Mar 1 '13_ $65,000
_ _ 934,870
Question of annexation to Greater Assessed valuation 1912_actual
value)
(Assessment about 40%
Pittsburgh defeated Feb. 18 1908.
3,572
Population in 1910
$5,000
5s '93 office.
Treasurer's
at
payable
INT.
2,000
___
434593
4343'97 ___ 30,000
1919-1920 BRADDOCK.
12,000
___
434s
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
J-1 36,000_ _June 2 '14-31
45
Inc. June 8 1867. Pop. '10, 19,357.
Street Bonds.
Funding & Street-Impt. Bonds.
4 As'l 1 _ _ $25.000c
4s '05 M-N$115,000c
434s'12 I_ 50,000
Street-Improvement Bonds,
!wt.-Bonds (Tax-free).
J-D $6,500c
$1,000.. _ _Jan 2 1917 4 9s
Reservoir Bonds.
18,000.._ _Jan 2 '29-'30
M-S 064,500c
110,000.. _ _Jan 2 1931 434s
4s '05 _
Funding & Improvement Bonds
(48,000-- _Jan 2 '32-'35
J-J $65,000c
434s'08 J-D 100,0000_June 1 '19-'38 45
Improvement Bonds.
4348'10 M-S 115,000_ _ _ -Sept 1 1935
A-0 $54,000
110,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1940 4345
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '13_ $305,000
Sewer Bonds.
12,286,440
1914-104 Tax valuation 1913
4s
_-_ 048,000
J-D 40.000_Deo '25 to '28 (Assessment about A actual value.)
4s
$6.00
Borough-Hall and Fire-House. City tax (per $1,000) 1912
4s '09 M-S 025,000-Sept 1 '35-'39 Population 1910 Treasurer's19,357
office.
Borough
at
INT.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913.. $434,000
22,029
Sinking fund
8,789,600 BRADDOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Assessed valuation 1912
$172,500
(Assessment 34 to 2Y, actual value.) BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913_
1912_ _11,904,320
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1912....--$7.50 Assessed valuation 2-3
value.)
actual
about
(Assessment
6,323
Population in 1910
$1,000) 1912_ -$7.00
INTEREST payable at the Belle- School tax (per1913
19,500
(est.)
Population in
vue Realty Savings & Trust Co.
BELLEVUE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1913.... $233,000
Assessed valuation 1910......7,833,820
School tax (per *1,000) 1910 _ ....$7.00
INTEREST payable at Bellevue
Realty Savings & Trust Co.

BRADFORD.
This city is in McKean County.
Inc. Jan. 141879. Pop'n '10,14,544.
Improvement Bonds.
334s'01 M-S $9,000c.$1,000 yearly
30,0000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1930
48 '09 J-J
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1914.)
Bridge & per. (opt. Apr. 1 '16).
4345'11 A-0 $16,000c__ _Apr 11934
Water Bonds (opt. after 1914).
4s '09 .T-J $70,000o_July 1 '14-'21
City-Building Bonds.
1916
Apr 109,800c
4s
1926
110,0000
Congress Street Bonds.
334s'06 F-A $8,500c..Jan 1 '14-'40
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '13_ 0153,300
60,265
Sinking fund
Assess. val.(50% act.),'13 5,300.000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-.031.00
INT. at City Treasurer's office.

BEN AVON.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Incorp. in 1892. The 5% bonds of
1907 and 4 As of 1910 are tax-free
to holders. Population '10, 1,828.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
55 '93 M-N $2,400cYearly to 1923
1,500cYearly to 1915
5s '95 F-A
4,000c ___ -1917-1924
5s '97 M-S
4s '00 M-S 16,000cYearly to 1925
5s '04 M-N 6,0000 _ _10204931
5s '06 J-D 36,000c_June 1 '13-'35
5s '07 A-0 25,000c _ _ _ _1917-1936
4343'09 J-D 10,000c - _1915-1938
4 As'10 M-S 10,000c.. _ _Sept 1 1930
BOND. DEBT May 1913_ $110,900 BRISTOL.
This borough is in Bucks County.
12,285
Sinking fund
1910, 9,256.
Assess. val.(80% act.) '13-2,864,910 Inc. 1720. Population
Water Bonds (Tax-free).
Boro tax (per 01,000) •1913---38 50
1 '22-'42
F-A$100,000c_Fob
434s'12
Co.
Trust
Pittsburgh
INT. at




[VoL. xcvi.

CARNEGIE.
Sewer Bonds (Tax-Free.).
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
4 As'll A-0 $63,000..cApr 1 '21-'40
BOND. DEBT May 1913.. $172,000 Bonds are tax-free to holders.
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912---3,000,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912-$19.75 434509 J-J $12.000_ _July 1 '16-'18
General-Improvement Bonds.
INT.at Bristol Tr. Co.
4343'03 J-D $23,000_ _ _ _June 1 1933
48 '05 A-0 50,000._ -Apr 1 1935
BROOKVILLE.
Sewer Bonds.
This borough is in Jefferson County 434s'98 J-D $45,000_ _ _ _June 1 1928
Water-Works-Purchase Bonds 4 As'01 J-J 20,00i__Jan 1 1931
1
_Jan
'14-'38
0111,500c_
J-J
'12
5s
434s'09 J-J
10.000_ _July 1 '19-'20
(Unpaid bonds opt. aft. Jan. 1 '17.)
Street Bonds.
9,954 4 As'98 J-D
Floating debt
$25,000_ __ _June 11928
valuation
1910_..1,357,015
Assessed
4 As'01 ,T-J !0,000_ _Jan
_Jan 1 1931
3,003 434s'09 J-J 90.000 July 1 '21-'38
Population in 1910
General Municipal Bonds.
434s'96 J-J
$5,000___Jan 15 1915
BROWNSVILLE.
430'97 M-S 12,000__ _Sept 15 1921
This place is in Fayette County.
434509 J-J
13,000-- _July 1 1915
Funding & 'mot. Bonds.
M-N $1,500c__ _0500 yearly BOND DEBT May 9'13- $310,000
Assessed valuation 1913_ -6,830,100
Street-Improvement Bonds.
A-0 $23,0000.01,000 yearly Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912__ _09.00
4s
10,009
4348'11 ___ 35,0000_1921,'31 &'41 Population in 1910
BOND. DEBT April 1913_057,500
INT.at First Nat.Bank,Carnegie.
Assess. val. (A act.) '12...._960,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _014.20
2,324 CARRICK.
Population in 1910
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
INT. payable in Brownsville at
lmpt. & Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
Monongahela Nat. Bank.
434s'l 1 M-N$70,000cNov 1 1916-'41
due every 5 years.)
(Part
BUTLER.
This borough is in Butler County. TOTAL DEBT May 1913.. $222,000
18,700
Inc. 1817. Population 1910,20.72 Sinking fund
Assess. val.(80% act.)'13_6,011,000
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
6,117
4s '08 J-D $16,000c_$7,000 yearly Population in 1910
4s '07 J-D 30,0000 _ _ _ _1924-1928
CATASATJQUA.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
This borough is in Lehigh County.
4s '06 J-D 020,0000 _ _ _ _1922-1924
Funding Bonds (opt. beg. 1926).
Refunding Bonds (Tax-Free).
s-a $13,2000
1927
4 Ms'll J-J $50,000_1929-1938 334s
BOND. DEBT Jan 6 1912_ $219,000
Bridge Bonds (Tax-Free).
1911___9,712,882
334s
1935
$9,000c
Assessed valuation
s-a
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911-.410.00
Water-Works (Tax-Free).
s-a $78,000o
4s
1939
INT. Is payable in Butler.
s-a
4s
1940
15.0000
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-- $115,200
BUTLER COUNTY.
11,200
Sinking funds
Butler Is county seat.
Assess. val.(40% act.)'12..2,320,295
County Bonds.
A-0 $90.0000_310,000 yrly Boro tax (per $1,000) 1913_ _ _ _18.93
4s
5,250
A-0 24,000c----1,500 yrly Population in 1910
4s
J-D 16.000c_- 2,000 yrly
4s
INT.at Nat. Bank of Catasauqua.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '13.-0130,000
5,000
Sinking fund
SOH. DIST.
Assessed valuation 1913.._27.500,000 OATASAUQTIA
district is in Lehigh County.
(Assessment 40 to 50% actual value.) 4sThis
'11 J-J 045,0000-July 1 1041
State & Co. tax(per$1,000) '12_08.25
(Subject to call July 1 1916.)
Population in 1910
72,689
J-J
30.0000_ __July 1 1942
INT. payable at Treasurers office. 48 '12
(Subject to call July 1 1922.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913- $75,000
BUTLER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _2,319,925
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
School tax
$1,000) 1912-$11.00
4s '07 M-S $56,000c.._ _Sept 2 1937 Population(per
in 1913 (est.)
5,500
4s '09 M-S 25,000e_ _Mch 1 1924
INT. at Nat. Bank of Catasauqua.
334s'00 M-S 32,000o _ _1912-1929
__1912-1922
M-S
6,000c
330'01
1931 CHAMBERSBUR G.
3s '01 M-S 39,0000
1940
48 '10 M-b11 50,0000
This borough is the capital of
(Subject to call $15,000 in 10 years, Franklin County. Incorp. 1784.
$15,000 in 15 years and $20,000 in 3348'03 A-0 $20,0000___Apr 11033
20 years.)
(Subject to call after April 1 1908.)
4 48'12 A-0 25,000c. Apr 15 1942 430'12 M-S $50,000c___Sept 1 1942
(Optional after 5, 10 and 15 years.) (Opt.$5,000 yearly beg. Mch 11913)
!mot. Bonds (part clue every 5 yrs.)
434s'12 A-0 1$5.0000 _ _ _Apr 1 1922
120,0000_Apr 1 '27&'32 4348'10 J-D $210,000c -1915-1940
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.. $233,000
Ref. Bonds (opt. aft. 1909).
37.033 3.83'99 J-J $91,0000_ _July 1 1919
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1913_10,055,800 BOND. DEBT May 1913_ $386,000
(Assessment 30 to 50% actual value) Assessment notes
43,000
22,000 Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '12_6,428,712
Population in 1913 (est.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ -09.00 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _feas
INTEREST payable at Guaranty Population in 1910
INT. at Nat. Bk. of Chambersburg.
Safe Dep. & Tr. Co.. Butler.
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Washington Co.
5s '12 A-0 $25,000
15,000
5s '13 ___
TOTAL DEBT
(7)

CHAMBERSBURG SOH. DIST.
4s 'OS) ___ $27,800
1911-1925
4s
20,000
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1911_ _ _$27,800
School tax (per $1,000) 1911_ _$6.00

CANONSBURG.
Thly borough is in Washington Co.
Inc. 1802. Population 1910, 3,891.
The sewer 4s are taxable, while the
other issues are tax-free to holders.
Funding Bonds.
4 As'13 M-S $12,000.-- _Mar 1 1925
General Bonds.
J-D $15,000c_ Dec 18 '15-'25
4s
Paving Bonds.
M-N $29,000c_Mch 1 '13-'28
434s
Sewer Bonds.
J-D 128,0000_Deo 1 '13-'27
4s
4,600o
4 34s'08 J-D
72,000
TOTAL DEBT Dec 1
6,492
Sinking fund
Assess. val.(4-5 act.) 1912_2,524,079
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _026.25
INT. at Borough Treas. office.

CHARLEROY.
This borough is in Washington Co.
Inc. Feb. 8 1892. Pop'n '10, 9,615.
5s '04 -_- 14,400
1915
55 '96 __ 5,600
1917
4s '99 ___ 75,000
1929
4s '01 ..- 15,000
1925
5s '04 ..- 32,000
1932
43's'07 ___
16,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912._ $145,000
Sinking fund
8,120
Assessed valuation 1912
3,308,021
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
Boro tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$11.00
INT. at Bank of Charleroi.
TAX-EXEMPT.-Bonds of 1894.
1896, 1899 and 1901 are tax-free to
holders. Bonds of 1904 subj. to tax.

CHARLEROI SCHOOL DIST.
Bonds arc tax-free to holders.
CANONSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
(06,000o_May 1 '16&19
434s'12 J-D $30,000
4 34s'07 M-N 12,000c May1'22'25'31
(7)
TOTAL DEBT
5,0000.. _ _May 1 1928
70,000c_July 1 '15-'42
434s'12 J-J
CARBON COUNTY.
(See V 94, p 1641, for maturity.)
Mauch Chunk is the county seat. BOND. DEBIT May 21 '12 382,000
Bridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1911_ _ _3,282,900
434s'13 J-J $50,000--- _Jan 1 1943 School tax (per $1,000) 1911- -$15,00
(Optional beginning Jan 1 1918.) INTEREST is payable at the Char(7)
TOTAL DEBT
leroi Savings & Trost Co.,Charleroi.
52,846
Population 1910
CHELTENHAM TOWNSHIP.
This township (P. 0. Ogontz) is in
CARLISLE.
County. Bonds be'rhis borough is in Cumberland Co. Montgomery
low are tax-free to holder.
General Borough Purposes.
Refunding
Bonds
(opt.0.1923).
1913
J-J $11,200c
4s
$110,000c
45'13
1943
1916 43,
A-0 20,000o
45
DEBT
TOTAL
(7)
1921
4s
8,5000
J-J
Population in 1910
8,434
Funding Bonds.
1923
4s
A-0 $13,0000
1923 CHESTER.
J-D 14,300c
45
Chester is situated in Delaware Co.
1924
J-J 30,7000
4s
1925 Incorp. 1866. With the exception
A-0 10,800o
45
the paving bonds, the issues given
of
Steam-Roller Bonds.
1922 below are tax-free to holders.
J-D 38,0000
45
Refunding
Bonds.
$116,500
1911
1
Mch
BOND. DEBT
7,500 4s '07 J-J $200,0000_ _July 1 1937
Floating debt
(Subject to call July 1 1917.)
6,522
Sinking fund
Paving Bonds.
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '10-.4,395,540
s-a $4,000o)Subject to call
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _$19.03 4s
s-a 169.0000 at any time.
_10.303 414s
Population in 1910
___ 2 ciO0c1
5s
Carlisle.
INT.at Farmers' Tr. Co.,

MAY, 1913.1
CHESTER (Con.)City Bonds.
3348'99 J-J $176,000o_ _ _ _July 1929
330'03 A-0 60,000c_Apr I '23 &'33
70,000c_ _ _July 1 1934
338'04 J-J
(Subject to call July 1 1924.)
45 '09 J-J 170,0000_ _Jan 1 1939
(Subject to call Jan 1 1919)
430'10 J-J 1200,000o_July 1'15&'20
1100,000o_ _ _July 1 1925
430'11 J-J 300.000(411,1'30-'35-'40
BOND.DEBT Apr 30'13 $1,176,000
211,800
Assessment debt (add'D__
181,534
Sinking fund
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '13_19,203,554
City tax (per $1.000) 1913 --110.00
19.50
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913 _
Population in 1910 (Census)_ _38,537
INT. at City Treasurer's office.
CHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT.
45 '94 J-J $70,000r_ _July 1 1914
4s '92 J-J *23,500_ _ _ _July 1 1904
May 1 1908
4s '98 M-N •16,500
1932
4318'12 -__ 520,000
160,000_ __1937 & 1942
High-School Bonds.
3348'01 J-J $125,000c___July 1 1931
J-D 30,000r_ May 1 1934
4s
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912_ _ _1264,600
82,701
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1912_ _18,526.284
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ ..16.00
Bonds are tax-exempt. '
Held as investment in sink. fund.
INTEREST is payable at the Delaware County Trust Co. In Chester.
CLAIRTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district Is in Allegheny Co.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
.T-D $51,500c
430
F-A 60,000c
4s
A-0 20,0000
434s
TOTAL DEBT May 1912_1131,500
12,950
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1911_ _ _5.394,980
INT. at Union Tr. Co., Clairton.
CLARION COUNTY POOR DIST.
County Home.
J-J 367,000o-ftly 1 '13-'26
48
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-- 167,000
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _9,120,801
(Assessment about 3i actual value)
Poor & bond tax (per M)'12_ -$3.60
36,638
Population in 1910
INT. paid at Co. Treas. office.
CLINTON COUNTY,
Lock Haven is the county seat.
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $58,600c _____ --_1931
4s
(Subject to call Dec 15 1921.)
M-S $39,400c-1931
4s
(Subject to call Sept 1921.)
1930
A-0 $17,000c
4s
(Subject to call Apr 1 1920.)
1920
A-0 $49,000c
4s
(Subject to call at any time.)
1920
J-J 138,500c
4s
(Subject to call at any time.)
BOND. DEBT May 9'13 $202,500
Assessed valuation 1912_ A1,500,000
(Assessment from 1-3 to 4-5 act. val.)
Tax rate (per $1,003) 1912-- - $6.00
31,545
Population in 1910
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.
.
COATESVILLE.
This borough is in Chester County.
Inc. In 1867. Pop'n '10, 11,084.
Water and Sewer Bonds.
J-Jr $29,000r.. _July 1 '13-28
3 Ws
4 s'12 M-N 25,000_ __ _Nov 1 1942
(Subject to call Nov 1 1922.)
Refunding Bonds.
J-J 176,5000_ _July 1 1941
4s
Re-paving Streets.
$2,500r_Y'ly to 1917
J-J
434s
Improvement Bonds.
1930
$17,400r
4.48
Water Bonds.
J-J 111,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1927
4.4s
(Subject to call after July 1 1898)
1926
J-J 16.000r _
4.4s
BOND. DEBT Jan 6 1913 $143,300
Assess. val.(3,6 act.) '13.._ _5,730,200
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912- --$15.50
INTEREST on street re-paving
bonds payable at National Bank of
Chester Valley. Coatesville; on refand water bonds at Treasurer's office.
COATESVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
A-0 119,000o_Oct 1 '13-'31
330
4.40s F-A 15,000c _ _ _ Feb 1 1926
(Subject to call.)
15,0000 ___1924-1938
s-a
4s
48 '06 J-J 24,000c_ :Jan 1 1937
call
$1,000 -yearly beginto
(Subject
ning Jan 1 1908)
4.90s A-0 $4,600c--Apr 1 1916
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT May 1913- $77,600
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '12_ _5,759,125
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$7.00
INTEREST is payable at National
Bank of Chester Valley, Coatesville.
COLLINGDALE.
This borough is in Delaware Co.
Street and Sewer Bonds.
1942
__ $40,000
(Optional beginning 1922.)
430'12(7)
TOTAL DEBT
1,361
Population In 1910
COLUMBIA.
Columbia is in Lancaster Co. Inc.
April 1814. Bonds are tax-free to
holder. Population 1910, 11,454.
Refund. Bonds (opt. after 1909).
1929
330'99 J-J $98.000r
BOND. DEBT Anr 1913_ _198,000
Assessed val. (real est.)'13 $3,696,875
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913_ - _119.50
INT at the Columbia Trust Co.




PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Bloomsburg is the county seat.
Bridge Bonds.
A-0 $136,240o -1913-1932
45
Refunding Bonds.
1920-1923
45 '09 J-J 5$4,000
1935-1936
110,000
Funding Bonds.
1911-1917
46 '07 s-a 114,5300
BOND. DEBT May 1912_ _ _1191,000
Assessed valuation 1911_ A3,703,451
County tax (per $1,000) 1911--$5.00
48,467
Population in 1910
INT. payable at Bloomsburg.
CONNELLSVILLE.
This borough is in Fayette County.
Incorp. In 1806. All bonds, with the
exception of the sewer issue, are taxfree to holders. In 1909 absorbed
the boroughs of Connellsville and
New Haven. Population '10, 12,845.
Street Bonds (Opt. after 5 years).
1917
F-A 16,0000
4s
Refunding Bonds.
1920
F-A 115,500o
334s
(Subject to call after 5 years)
430'08 A-0 $47,500__Oct 1 1933
West Side Bonds.
$12.500
Sewer Bonds (Opt. after 5 years).
1923
M-N $40,000c
4s
TOT. DEBT May 14 '13_ _ $123,500
Assessed val. 1912 (about) _6,000,000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911_ _ _125.00
CONNELLSVILLE SCE. DIST.
Bonds are all tax-free to holders.
School Bonds.
5s g '08 J-D 1$6,000o_Deo 1 '13-'16
1 2,5000_ Dec 1 1917
430'05 J-D 32.000o_Deo 1 '12-'19
(See V. 81, p. 1624, for maturity.)
$4.500c___July 1 1913
5s
New Haven Bonds(Assumed).
430'10 A-01130,000o_ _Oct 1 '22-'27
1 4,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1928
1919
M-S 5,000c
4s
(Subject to call.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1912_ _$88,500
Assess. val. (1-3 act.) '11_ _4,958,791
School tax (per $1,000) 1911_112.00
12,845
Population in 1910
INT. on bonds due 1912-1917 at
Title & Trust Co. of West Penn in
Connellsville; on bonds due 1912-1919
at Safe Deposit & Tr. Co., Pittsburgh; on 4340 of 1910 at First Nat.
Bk.. Connellsville; on 4s due 1919 at
Second Nat.13k., Connellsville; on 5s
due 1913 at Union Nat. Bk., Connellsville.
CONSHOHOCKEN.
This borough is In Montgomery Co.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
Street Bonds.
434s s-a 1171,0000
(Due part every 5 yrs beginning 1916)
127,000c_Apr 1 '28-'43
4Us'13
(Part every 5 years)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_1198,000
13.695
Floating debt
13,950
Sinking fund
Assess. val.(30% act.)'13-3,164,985
O
1913......$7.5
$1,000)
(per
Boro. tax
7,480
Population in 1910
INT. payable part at First Nat.
Bank, Conshohocken, and part at
Guarantee Tr. & Safe Dep. Co.,PhIla.
CONSHOHOCKEN SCR. DIST.
Bldg. & Fund. Bds. (tax-free).
4348'13 M-N143,000
1918-1943
(Part each 5 years)
BONDED DEBT Apr 1913_163,000
Floating debt
8,500
Assessed valuation 1913_ --3,250,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1913_ - _ _17.00
INT. at Tradesmen's Nat. Bank,
Conshohocken.

69

1913-1922
-_ $50,000
4s
=AFTON.
1914-1930
___ 37,500
This borough is in Allegheny Co. 56
65,000c_June 1 '13-'32
430'12
Funding Bonds (Tax-free).
13,000cNov 1'20-22-25 BOND. DEBT May 9'13 $227,500
17,720
45 '09 M-N I 6,000cNov 1'23-24-26 Sinking fund
6,000o Nov 1 '27-'28 Assessed valuation 1912..A1,258,999
20,000c_Nov 1 '37-'38 School tax (per MOW)
of 1908 Is
1912_Sewer,Street & Funding Bonds. INTEREST on the bonds
f $9,000c_June 1 '13-'21 payable at Scranton Tr.Co..Scranton.
4s '06 J-D i 24,000o.June 1 '22-'33
130,000o_June 1 '34-'36 DUQUESNE.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
430'95 M-S 10,0000_1913,'16,'19,
Inc. 1892. Population 1910. 15.727.
'22 & '25
4s '98 M-S (10,0000_1913, '16, '19.
Furnace Bonds (Tax-free).
'22 dc '25
i
4303'07 F-A $4,000o_ _Feb 1 '14-'17
l 5000
Water Bonds (Tax-free).
1926
1913-1915
45 '99 M-S I 6,000c_1914, '18&'23 430'95 M-S 115,0000
_ _1927
1 2,500c
Street Bonds (Taxable).
M-S 165,000o __..1914-1928
48 '01 M-S 19,0000 _-__1913-1931 430
1,000c
J-J 48,000o.....1914-1930
1927 430
12,000c '20-21'24&'26
Street Bonds (Tax-free).
48 '03 M-S 6,000c___'15,'17&'28 434s'07 F-A 165,000o_ _Feb 1 '23-'25
15,000c ____1929-1931
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
12,000c_ __ _1932-193 3 4348'07 F-A $20,000c_ _Feb 1 '18-'27
4s '06 M-S 20,0000 ----1917-1936
General-Improvement Bonds.
1920-1940
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13.. $213,000 4148'10 A-0$150,000
14,200
Floating debt
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
J-J $19.0000........1914-1925
4,412 4346
Sinking fund
M-S 10,000c _„_1914-1917
Assessed val.(80% act.)'12.6,323,540 434s
16.50
Bridge Bonds (Taxable)•
Tax rate(per $1,000) 1913
1914-1925
J-D 117,000c
4,583 48
Population in 1910
INT. at First Nat. Bk. In Crafton BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1913_1413,000
4,000
Floating debt
7.914
CRAFTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Sinking fund
_14,500,000
pt).
1913_
(lax-exem
valuation
Assessed
Bds.
Equip.
&
Bldg.
430'13 J-J $110.000__Jan 1 '16-'43 Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _ _15.50
BONDED DEBT Mar 19131230,000 (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
Assessed valuation 1912..__6,261,500
INT. at Duquesne Trust Co. and
5,000 First Nat. Bank, Duquesne; also at
Population in 1913 (est.)
INT. at First Nat. Bk., Crafton. First Nat. Bank, Duquesne.
DAUPHIN COUNTY.
County seat is Harrisburg. Bonds
are tax-free to holder.
3s '02 J-D $53,000c__ _Dec 1 1932
33003 A-0 125,000c_ _Apr 1 1918
Refunding Bonds.
35 '01 J-J $269,000o__ _Jan 1 1931
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913_$447,000
Sinking fund
216,899
Tax valuation 1912
72,248,098
(Assessment about 34 actual value)
County tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _14.50
136,152
Population In 1910
INT. payable at Co. Treas. office.

DUQUESNE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bonds are exempt from State tax.
which Is assumed by the district.
A-0 13,000c_ _Apr 1 '14-'16
430
_J'ne 1 1913
1,000o
J-D
55
J-D 15,000c_ _J'ne 1 '13-'27
55
1 '15-'28
28,000c_July
J-J
48
7,000c_Aug 1 '13-'19
F-A
5s
A-0 13,0000_ _Oct 1 '13-'25
48
4346'07 J-D 20,000c_June 1 '17-'36
BOND.DEBT Apr 14 '13 _..$87,00O
32,000
Floating debt
Assessed valuation 1912_ _13,500,400
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value)
School tax (per /1,000) 1912_ _ _$5.50
17,000
Population In 1913 (est.)
INTEREST on 120.000 4348 payable at Duquesne Trust Co.; on others
at First National Bank, Duquesne.

DICKSON CITY SCHOOL DIST.
5s '11 M-N $40,000c_May 1'21 dc'31
BOND. DEBT July 311011-196,000
Assessed valuation 1910.. 7,745,656
School tax (per $1,000) 1910-113.00
9,331
Population in 1910
McKEESFORT.
INT.at Providence Bk., Scranton. EAST
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Bonds.
Tax-free
DONORA.
F-A $60,000__Aug 1 '22-'42
This borough Is in Washington Co 434s'12
(7)
DEBT
TOTAL
Inc. Feb. 111901. Pop'n '10, 8,174. Population in 1910
2,118
Improvement Bonds.
s.Nat.Bk.,Wilmerding.
INT.atE.Pitt
_
_
_1916-1936
F
-A
122,0000
43010
($2,000 in every even year.)
EASTON.
75,000
430'13
This city is situated in NorthampSewer and Street Bonds.
F-A $10,000c___Aug 1 1914 ton County. Incorporated 1886.
434s
Sewer-Construction Bonds.
F-A 13,000c___Aug 1 1919
434s
Dec 1 1920
F-A 16,000c_ _ _Aug 1 1924 4s '90 J-D $65,000c.._ __ Dec
434s
1 1921
F-A 19,000c_ _ _Aug 1 1929 48 '91 J-D 22,0000.._
434s
Sewer & Fire Dept. Bonds.
F-A
7,000c___Aug 1 1931
430
1 1924
Feb
_
_
$16,900c_
F-A
'94
48
20,000c_June 1 '31-'33
Street, Fire & Light Bonds.
'35 & '37
_ May 1 1924
4346'12 J-D1 8,000c___June 1 1938 48 '94 M-N $12,3000_Bonds.
Street and Sewer
20,0000_June 1 '39-'40
Oct 1 1927
BOND. DEBT May 1 1913_$135,000 48 '97 A-0 $18,600c-Refunding & Improvement Bds.
4,850
Floating debt
Apr 1 1928
Sinking fund12,000 330'98 A-0$120.2000 t Bonds.
Street-Improvemen
Assess. val.(60% act.) '13_3,972,114
1 1929
_Jan
_
$1,2000_
J-J
3358'99
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1912 $10.00
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1904.)
Total tax (per MOM 1912_ _$24.50
$15,400c_ _ _Sept 1 1921
INTEREST Is payable in Douora. 48 '11 M-S to
call Sept. 1 1916.)
(Subject
J-J 45.000c __July 1 1942
DONORA SCHOOL DISTRICT. 48 '12
call July 1 1917.)
to
(Subject
(Tax-free).
School Bonds
Ref. Bonds (opt. aft. 1904).
454s'06 M-N 128,000c_ _May 1 '14-27 334899
J-J $41,3000_ _ _Jan 1 1919
I 10,000c_ _May 1 1914
Playground Bonds.
4348'02 M-N 12,0000_ May 1 1919 45Public
'11 M-S $3,700c_ _ _Sept 1 1931
8,000.. __May 11922
to call Sept. 1 1921.)
(Subject
1
'13-'35
-A
F
71,760c_Aug
454s'08
Garbage-Disposal Bonds.
4 s'13 J-D 100,000c_June 1 '32-'41
ay 1 1929
BOND. DEBT May 1913.. $134,000 46 '10 M-N $32,0000___M
(Subject to call after May 11019)
25,000
Floating debt
Bds.
Fire-Sta.
-Bldg.&
Municipal
12,000
Sinking fund
1 1932
Assessed val. 1912_ __ _ ___ _3,756,832 3346'02 J4 $18,0000_ _ _July
1907.)
1
July
after
call
to
(Subject
tax
(per
School
$1,000) 1012.. _$12.00
Fire-Dept. Bonds (opt. aft. 1912).
INT. payable at Bank of Donora.
4s '07 A-0 1.26,5000__ _Oct 1 1937
Light Bonds.
ElectricDORRANOETOWN SOH. DIST. 48 '08 F-A $13,000c_ _Feb 1 1928
This district (P. 0. Wilkes-Barre) (Subject to call after -Feb 1 1913)
is in Luzerne County.
TOTAL DEBT March 1913$451,100
5s '11 F-A $42,000
15,234
Sinking fund
_ 12,000
_s '08
val.(34 act.) 1913-19,201,946
Assess.
5s '12 ___ 28,000
$6.50
1913
(per
$1,000)
tax
City
BOND. DEBT May 1 1912-$82,000 Population
28,523
in 1910
Value of school property,'12..136,334
CityTreas.
by
payable
INTEREST
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ -18.50 Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
INT. at Luzerne Nat. Bank.

CORAOPOLIS.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
1927
A-0 $16,000
430
1917
A-0 10,500
410
1930
18,000
J-J
4s
1930
J-J 25,000
4s
1926
A-0 48,000
4s
1932
J-D 20,000
4s
Improvement Bonds.
430'07 J-J $40,000e_ _July 15 1937
Street & Sewer-lmpt. Bonds.
430'08 J-J 520.0000___July 1 1938
1:0
500
BOND. DEBT May 9 '13_ $235
Sinking fund
Assess. val.(60% act.)'13-4,985,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913......$19.00
5,252
Population in 1910
INTEREST payable at Coraopolis DUNMORE.
This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
Inc. 1864. Population 1910. 17,615.
CORRY.
Sewer Bonds.
This city Is In Erie Co. Inc. 1896.
48 g
M-S $18,000o_Sept 1 '14&19
Refunding Bonds.
4s '99 M-N 167,2000---_May 1929 430 g A-0 5 6,000o___Oct 1 1913
113,000c_ _Oct 1 '18&21
(Optional after 1904)
Funding Bonds.
Outstanding Orders.
4s '01 J-J
15.000o_.. _Jan 1921 434 g F-A J $12,00Clo Febl'14-'17&'20
Feb 1 1923
Repairs on City Buildings.
I 4,500c
4s '03 F-A 13,5000___ _Feb 1923 435s g A-0 79,0000_ _Apr 1 '14-39
General-Impt. Bonds.
(Optional after 1908)
Paving Bonds.
434 g '11 J-J 162,000c_ _Feb 1 '14-'35
48 '09 M-S $3,5000- -Sept 1 1929 430'11 F-A 80,0000_ _Aug 1 '18-'40
(Optional after 1914)
4346'12 A-0 45,000c_ _Apr 1 '18-'40
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1912-$241,000
25,000
45 '03 J-D $8,300c_ _ _ _Deo 1923 Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1910_ _13,253,161
(Optional after 1908.)
Hatch Judgment Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910- - _ $11.00
4s '03 F-A 13,400o__ _ _ Feb 1925
Bonds below are exempt from State
(Optional after 1910.)
tax, which is assumed by borough.
Interest payable at Borough TreasFire.Department Bonds.
4s '05 M-N $3,0000_ _ _ _Nov 1925 urer's office,except on improvement
(Optional after 1910)
bonds, which are payable at the office
BOND. DEBT Apr 7 1913 $93,300 of Harris, Forbes & Co. In New York.
Assessment debt (add'1)
13,400
Sinking fund
21,700 DUNMORE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Assess. val.(60% act.)'12-2.102,125
High-School Bonds.
Total tax (per MOM 1911_ --129.50 430'08 - I$48,000c_Sept 1 '13-'28
20,000o-Sept 1 '29-'32
5,991
Population In 1910
43.68 - 65,000c_June 1 '13-'32
INT. payable at City Treasury.

EASTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
All bonds are exempt from State
tax, which is paid by district. Bonds
marked(8)opt. 10 yrs. after date.
334s'02 A-0•159,000c__ _Oct 1 1922
48 '04 F-A 72,000c.... Aug 1 1924
45 '09 M-S •65,000c___Mch 1 1929
M-S 17,500o__Aug 31 1920
45
45 '10 M-S 17,500c_ __Sept 1 1920
BOND. DEBT Oct 1912.. $200,000
Value of school prop. 1911.. 935,467
Assessed valuation 1911_ _17,785,856
School tax (per $1,000) 1911.._..$7.50
INTEREST on all bonds is pay-'
able at the City Treasurer's office or
at Easton Trust Co., Easton.
EAST PITTSBURGH.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Inc. Apr. 1895. Street 430 of 1906
and improvement bonds are tax-free
to holder. Population 1910, 5,615.
Improvement Bonds.
1914-1936
430'11 J-J $11,500
Street Bonds.
58
J-.1 $11,000o_Part y'ly to 1923
58
13,500c_ Part y'ly to 1924
J-J
430 J-J 41,500o_Part y'ly to 1930
43is'06 J-J 55,000c......Jan 1 '14-34
(For maturity see V. 83, p. 113.)
4340'12 J-J $43,000_July 1 '18-'14

70
EAST PITTSBURGH (Con.)BOND.DEBT May 15 '13_$132,500
Assess. val.(80% act.) '13_3,439,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1913- -__$9.1()
INTEREST payable at East Pittsburgh Savings & Trust Co.

tt

EAST PITTSBURGH SOH. DIST.
School Bonds (Tax-exempt.)
430'06 A-0 $36,750c_Apr 1 '13-'34
17,000
BOND.DEBT May 10'13_553,500
Assessed valuation 1913_ __3,430,670
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _57.50
INT. payable at East Pittsburgh
Savings & Trust Co.
EDGEWOOD SCHOOL DIST.
This district is in Allegheny Co.
48 '99 J
$8,000o ____1913-1916
4 As'07 M-S
9,0000 -__ -1913-1921
4)s'08 J-J 32,000o_July 1 '13-'30
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913..__$49,000
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _4.887,060
(Assessment abt .60 to 75% act. val.)
School tax.(per $1,000)1912_ _ _56.50
INT. at First N Bank, Swissvale.

PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Refunding Bonds.
48 '94 .1 -J aa4)0,000e_ _Jan 1 1914
Mill Creek Sewer Bonds.
330'09 J-J $55,500..__ _Sept 1 1929
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1919.)
330'03 J-J $26,155c_ _Jan 1 1923
(Subject to call after July 1 1913.)
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1912 $773,155
499,333
Sinking fund
3,694,994
Value of city property_
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '11-26,068,062
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _513.00
66,525
Population in 1910
INT. on loan due 1914 payable at
First Nat. Bk., N. Y.; other loans at
office of City Treasurer.
ERIE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
All bonds tax-exempt to holder.
A-0 $14,0000..- Apr 1 1914
45
J-D 11,000o_June 1 1913
45
2,000c__ _June 1 1915
1,000c___May 1 1914
M-N 6,0000_ May 1 1915
48
5,000c_Sept 1 '15-'24
45 '04 M-S
6,0000 ____1913-1915
48 '05 J-J
40,0000 --- _1913-1920
45 '07 J-J
4s '08 J-D 59,000o_Deo 1 '21-'32
48 '10 F-A 145,0000_Aug 1 '14-'38
__s '12 ___ 10,000
1929-1937
4s '11 A-0 63,000
BOND.DEBT May 8'13_ _5413,000
Assessed valuation 1913_ _48,000,000
Value school prop. 1913-- 1,400,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_$12.00
Population in 1910
66,525
INT.at Security Say.& Tr. Co.Erie.

EDGEWORTH.
This borough Is in Allegheny Co.
Incorporated 1904.
Sewer Bonds(Exempt State tax).
4s '06 F-A $69.000o__Augl '13-35
BOND.DEBT May 1 '13.._ _$69,000
Sinking fund
-4.092
Assess. val.(90% act.) '13-3,603.560
Boro. tax (per$1,000)1912_ _$8.80
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_..$17.05
Population in 1910
1,229
INT. at Colonial Tr. Co. Pittsburgh. ETNA.
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
430'10 --- $60,000
1915-1924
EDWARDSVILLE SOH. DIST.
Improvement Bonds.
This district is In Luzerne County 430_12
A-0 $25,000__Apr 1 '31-'36
5s '04 Oct $9,000_ _Oct 1 '13-'21
Water and Light Bonds.
5s '06 Aug 10,000__ Aug 1 '13-'22 430'11
A-0 $24,000
5s '11 May 23,000
1938 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1912_1925-1930
$96,000
(Optional after May 1 1928.)
Assessed valuation 1911
4,029,080
5s '08 A-0 25,000 _ _ _1914-1928 Tax rate (per
BOND. DEBT Apr 11 1912 $69,000 Population in $1,000) 1912-$10.00
1910
5,830
Sinking fund
4,792
Assessed valuation '12-'13_3,233,297
School tax (per 1,000) 1912_512.00 FARRELL.
INTEREST payable in dwEardsThis borough, formerly South
ville at People's National Bank.
Sharon, is in Mercer County. Inc.
Dec. 1901. Name changed by decree
ELLWOOD CITY.
of court April 151912.
This borough Is in Lawrence Co.
430
J-J $45,000c -.1913-1933
Fire Dept. Bonds.
(Part due every 5 years)
430'12 J-J $15,000
Street-lmpt. and Funding.
Sewer, Street & Bldg. Bonds. 430'12 A-0 $50,000- __Oct 1 1942
4 As'07 J-J $20,000
Sewer Bonds.
1927
5s
J-J
12,000
1917 430'04 J-J $100,000c_ _July 1 1934
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
Improvement Bonds.
430
M-S $15,000
430'09
M-N360.000r___May 1 1939
1926
BOND. DEBT May 1913_ _$255,000
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) 1913_6,000,000
Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per 51,000) 1913 _310.00
430'10 J-J $10,000c
Population in 1910
Street-Improvement Bonds.
10,190
4 M8'10 J-J $30,0000
INT.in Farrell at Colonial Tr. Co.
BOND. DEBT May 1912_ $97,000
All bonds are tax-free to holder.
Sinking fund
15,000
Assess. val.(A actual) 'I1..1,827,855
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911_512.00 FARRELL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Population in 1910
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
3,902
INTEREST at First National 430'07 J-J $50,000c
1937
Bank, Ellwood City.
7,500c___Aug 1 1917
430
F-A {10,000c___Aug 1 1922
12,000c__ _Aug 1 1927
EMSWORTH.
4 s
M-N 30,500c
1933
This borough is in Allegheny Co 4, 8'08 J-J 30,000c_ _ _July 1 1938
Inc. July 14 1896. Pop'n '10, 1.510. BOND.DEBT May 17 '13_$140,000
Sewer, Street & Funding Bonds Sinking fund
38,000
4s '06 M-S $10,500__Dec 1 '13-33 Assessed valuation 1913..-5,902,810
I 5,000o__ _Sept 1 1921 School tax (per $1,000) 1910--$6.25
4 As'06 M-S 1 8,000o__ _Sept 1 1926 Population in 1910
10,190
10,000o___Sept 1 1931 Population in 1912 (est.)
11,000
12,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1936
INT. Is payable at Colonial Trust
348'08 F-A 13,000c._ _Aug 1 1923 Co. in Farrell or at Pittsburgh.
Funding Bonds.
43s'13 J-J t310,000c_Feb 1 '28&'33
14,000c_Feb 1 '38&'43 FRANKLIN.
This city is in Venango Co. Inc.
Building Bonds.
430
M-N $5,000c__May 16 1925 Jan. 14 1909. Pop'n 1910, 9,767.
3
30'00
M-N $14,000
Paving Bonds.
330'99 M-S 14,750
DEBr
1$7,000c__May 16 1930 3
J-J
6,000
430
M-N
8,000c_May 16 1935 4sAs'02
'04 J-J
7,500
10,000c__May 16 1940
Water-Plant-Purchase Bonds.'
BOND.
Apr 1 '13..„5104,500 430'08
J-J $255,500c&r -1913-1938
Assess. val. (4-5 act.) '13_ _1.583,000
Borough tax (per $1,000) 1913 $10.00 BOND. DEBT Apr 1912_ $301,750
Floating debt
20,999
INTEREST is payable at the Real Sinking fund
13,768
Estate Say. & Trust Co., Allegheny. Assessed valuation 1911_ -5,500,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911__ _512.00
fn
reintl 10
ax
ti2
Porvita
9,767
EPHRATA.
to9
This borough Is in Lancaster Co.
Inc. 1892. Bonds tax-free to holder. FREEDOM.
Electric-Light Bonds.
This borough is in Beaver County.
4s '03 Jan $5,500c
__ -1933
Oeneral-Impt. Bonds (Tax-free).
(Subject to call after 1908.)
430'12
J-J $5,000__July 1 '19-'28
4s
Apr. $6,000c_1938
Street-Impt. Bonds.
(Subject to call after 1914.)
430'12
___ $40,000
Water Bonds (opt. after 1916)•
BOND.DEBT July 1912.._ $26.500
4s '06 J-J $45,000c
1936 Assessed valuation 1911......1,334,747
Water and Funding Bonds.
3,060
4s '10 A-0 $10,000c1940 Population in 1910
INT. on gen. impt. bonds at St.
(Subject to call after 1915.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1911.. $72,000 Clair Nat. Bank, Freedom.
Floating debt
2,489
Sinking fund
7,078 GLASSPORT.
Asses. val. (3i act.)11
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
1,194.160
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911__ -$14.75 Inc. July 211902. Pop'n '10, 5,540.
Population in 1910
Bonds.
3,192 55 Funding
'08 J-J $40,000c_July 1 '14-'38
INT. at Borough Treas. office.
430'02 M-S 11,000o _ -1913-1922
48 '03 J-D 52,000c _ _ _ _1912-1955
ERIE.
BOND. DEBT
This city is in Erie County. All Floating debt Mar 31 '13- $103,000
16,310
onds are tax-free to holder.
Sinking fund
76,076
Judgment Bonds (opt. aft. 1910). Assess. val.(60% act.) '13_3,560,964
3s'05 J-J $34,000c__ May 1 1925 Borough tax (per $1,000)
1913..$8.50
Hospital Bonds (opt. aft. 1912).
Bonds are free from State tax.
30'02 J-J $. 1,000c__July 1 1922
INTEREST
on
the
4s
and 5s at
Overhead-Crossing Bonds.
s'03 J-J $15,000c....July 1 1923 U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y.; on
Subject to call after July 1 1913.) 4s at Northern Trust Co., Phila.
Fire-Dept. Bonds (opt. aft. 1913).
s'03 J-J $11,000c_ _July 1 1923 GLASSPORT SCHOOL DIST.
Park Bonds (opt. aft. 1912).
School Bonds.
30'02 J-J $16,000c_ _July 1 1922 5s
- $50,000
Street Bonds (opt. aft. 10 yrs.).
TOTAL DEBT May 1909-- $116,228
S '01 July 570,0000-July 1 1921 Sinking fund
4,022
J-J
19,5000_ _July 1 1922 Assessed valuation 1908_ 2,01n noo
30'03 J-J 11,000c._July
_July 1 19231School tax (per $1,000) 1912--$10.00




[VOL.xcvi.

GREENSBURG.
HAZLETON SCHOOL DIST.
This borough is in Westmoreland
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Co. Inc. 1799. Pop'n '10. 13,012. 4s '95 M-S $1,000c
(Subject to call after 1900.) 1915
48 g'99 J-D •$32,000c-June 1 1929
45 g'00 A-0 •28,000c___Oct 1 1930 4s '01 F-A $30,0000
(Subject to call after 1906)1921
4s g '00 A-0 •9,0000_ _Oct 1 1930
Nov 1 1931 4s '11 J-J $60,000c
5s '11 M-N 35,0001933
(Optional after May 1 1912.)
(Sub. totcall $6,000 y'ly after 1913)
430'08 M-S $50,000c
1938 4s '11 J-J 85,000c_Ju1y 1 '16-'41
DEBT
BOND.
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Apr 1913__ $176,000
4s '08 A-0 $50,0000___Oct 1 1938 Assess. val.(A act.) '12__ -9,000,000
45 g '06 J-J •27,000c__ _Jan 1 1936 School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _513.00
25,452
Population in 1910
Refunding & Impt. Bonds.
4s g '06 M-N *$25,0000_ _Nov 1 1936
INT. payable by City Treasurer.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1912 $256,000
Floating debt
28,000 HOMESTEAD.
Sinking fund
This borough Is In Allegheny Co.
9,500
Assessed valuation 1912_ _10,368,470 Inc. Oct. 1880. Pop. '10, 18,713.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$20.50
Funding Bonds.
Bonds marked (*) optional 20 5.4s
J-J $25,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1918
years from date of issue.
93,000c __ _July 1 1932
45
J-J
4 Ms'10 M-N 30,000c_ _May 1 1940
INT. at Borough Treas. office.
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
J-D $11,000c_ _ Y'ly to 1918
5.4s
Refunding Bonds,
J-J $15,500c__ _July 1 1919
4s
GREENSBURG SCHOOL DIST.
J-J 41,000c_ _July 1 1922
Bonds are tax-free to holder and 48
are opt. 20 years from date of issue. 4 As'08 A-0 25,000c__ _Apr 1 1928
4 368'09 M-S 24,500c_ _ _Molt 1 1934
55 '96 J-J $26,0000
430'10 M-N 15,000c_..May
_May 1 1940
4s '04 J-J
44,0000
Improvement Bonds.
4s '08 J-J 110,000--July 1 1938
F-A $55,000c__ _Aug 1 1934
BOND.DEBT May 15 '13_5180,000 430
Garbage Furnace Bonds.
Assess. val.(% act.) '13_10.863,575
J-J $15,000c_ _ _July 1 1917
School tax (per $1,000) 1913_57.50 4s
Water-Works Bonds.
Population in 1910
13,012
A-0 $16,000c__Y'ly to 1916
55
INT. at Treasurer's office.
A-0 8,000c_ _Y'ly to 1916
5.4s
15,000c- July 1 1917
J-J
4s
GROVE CITY.
F-A 20,000c.- -Feb 1 1937
48
This borough is in Mercer County.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Inc. in 1883. Pop'n 1910, 3,674.
M-S $20,0000___Sept 1 1915
5.4s
Funding & Sewer Bonds(Tax-fr) 4s
M-N 20,000c___Sept 1 1930
4 As'll J-J $45,000_ _ _Jan 1 '21-40 5.48
7,000c. _Y'ly to 1914
J-D
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1912_ $106,000 4 As • F-A 125,000c_ _ _Aug 1 1938
Assessed valuation 1912_ _ _1,596,000 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '13-$581,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912_ _513.50 T
Waaxtevrab
luoa
ntdio
sn(1%11.3above)__ 59,000
INT. at Grove City Nat. Bank.
e0
)
l9v4
a,l1u3
a
9
(Assessment about 60% actu
HANOVER TWP.SCR. DIST.
Borough tax (per$1,000) 1912 $11.00
This township is in Luzern° Co.
INTEREST is payable at the First
School Bonds.
National Bank, Homestead.
5.403 M-N $50,000o_ _Nov 1 '14-'25
Bonds are tax-free to holders.
F-A 120,000o Aug 1 1922
4s
120.000c_ _Aug 1 1932
5s '12 F-A160,000 Augl'22,'27&'32 HOMESTEAD SCHOOL DIST.
40,000„Aug 1 '37& '42 5.45
M-S $2,000o ___ _Sept 1913
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1911_ $110,000 45
M-N 35,000c___May 1 1919
Assessed valuation 1910- -18,250,000 45
J-D 20,0000.._ _ Dec 1 1925
School tax (per $1,000) 1910--$6.25 4 As'09 J-J
22,000c_July 1 '13-'34
Population in 1910
6,965 4 As'10 A-0 120,000c__ _Apr 1 1940
INTEREST payable at the Wyom- 48 '04 J-J
22,000c_July 1 '13-'28
ing Valley Trust Co. In Wilkes-Barre. BOND. DEBT Oct 1912-- $174,000
Sinking fund
40,000
HARRISBURG.
Assess. val.(80% act.) '11_9,604,296
Harrisburg, the capital Of the State School tax (per $1,000) 1911_$11.00
Is situated in Dauphin Co. Incorp.
payable in Homestead
Mch. 19 1860. The city assumes atINTEREST
the Motiongahela Trust Co.
pavinent of Sate tax on all its bonds.
Water Bonds.
48
J-J $22,300o___Jan 1 1914 HONESDALE SCHOOL DIST.
4s
J-J 102,400c_ _Jan 1 1915
This district is in Wayne County.
48
J-J 21,000c_ _Jan
Jan 1 1916 4s '08 A-0 $55.000c ____1914-1938
48
J-J 49,500c
1923 BOND. DEBT May 1 '13- $55,000
3,124
48
J-J
57,700c_ _ _July 1 1924 Sinking fund
3s
J-J 65,000c__ _Jan 1 1932 Assessed valuation 1913.._ _2,199,180
(Assessment about full value.)
City Bonds.
J-J 3114,400c_July 1 '17-'24 School tax (per $1,000) 1913_56.50
4s
2,900
Population In 1913 (est.)
Public Improvement Bonds.
INT. at Wayne Co. Say. Bank,
M-S5473,200c_Sept 1 '13-'25
330
M-S 254,800e_Sept 1 '26-'32 Honesdale.
45
4s '07 M-S 322,000c_Mch 1 '14-'36
45 '10 M-S 91,000c_ _Sept 1 1915 HUNTINGDON COUNTY.
48
M-S 308,000e_Sept 1 '16-'29
Huntingdon is the county seat.
BOND. DT. May 16 '13_$1,881,600
Court-House.Bonds.
Assessment debt (add'i)_
207,233 33-s8t4s'01 A-0 $75,000 Oct 1 '13-'27
Sinking fund assets
263,650 BOND.DEBT Mar 1913_ - $75,000
Total assessed val. 1912_ _47,577,993 Assess. val.(40%
act.) '12_8,389,816
(Assessment about 3 actual value) County tax (per $1,000) 1912....$l.00
Exempt property
$20,446,893 Population in 1910
38,304
City tax (per $1,000) in 1913_ _ _ 9.50
INT. at Union Nat. Bank, HuntTotal tax (per $1,000) 1913 _ _ 21.50
ingdon.
Population in 1910
64.186
INT. at office of City Treasurer.
INDIANA.
Sinking fund receives yearly approThis borough is the county seat of
priations sufficient to pay int. on the Indiana County. Inc. in 1805. Bonds
city's debt and 5% of the principal. are all tax-free to holder.
Paving Bonds.
HARRISBURG SCHOOL DIST.
4s '09 J-J $35,0000_ _July 1936
(Subject to call after 1916)
All bonds are tax-exempt to holder.
430'11 A-0 1$4,0000 Apr 1 '1621
Interest payable at office of Treas.
A-0 $30,000c__•Oct 1 1921
4s
1 6,000c Apr 1 '26&31
Sewer Bonds, Series C.
A-0 18,0000_ _ _•Apr 1 1922
48
A-0 67,5000.....Oct 1 1922 4s '03 M-S $16,000o_ __Sept 1933
4s
(Subject to call after 1904)
48
A-0 10,000c_aOct 1 1914
4s
Sewer Bonds, Series E.
A-0 25,000o_ _aApr 1 1916
4s
A-0 53,500c___Oct 1 1916 4Ms'09 J-J $40,000c_July 1 '19-'39
45
J-J
Series A and B.
63,000c__ _Jan 1 1917
3 As
A-0 81,000c__Apr 1 '14-'33 4s '96 M-S $2,900c___ _Sept 1916
45 '08 J-J 132,000c Jan 1 '14-'29
(Subject to call after 1897)
127,000e_ _Jan 1 '30-'38 48 '02 M-N $2,500o_ _ _ _May_ 1922
35 g
J-J 32,000o_ _Jan 1 1921
(Subject to call after 1907)
4s '05 A-0 66,000c_ _Apr 1 '14-35
Buildings Bonds, Series G.
4s '08 A-0 49.000c_ _Oct 1 '13-'38 430'12 M-N$20,000c_May 1 '17-'42
45 '09 A-0 56,000c_ _Oct 1 '14-'39
(Part due each 5 years.
45 '10 A-Of 51,500c__ _Apr 1 1915 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913__ 5126,400
1257,500c_ _Apr 1 '16-'40 Assess'd valuation for 1912_2,074,686
48 '11 A-0 72,000c_Apr 1 '16-'41 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
4s '12 A-0 78,000c_Apr 1 '17-'42 Borough tax (per $1,000)'11--515.00
BOND.DEBT May 9'13 $1,068,000 Population in 1910
5,749
Sinking fund assets_
INT. at Farmers' Bank, Indiana.
164,507
Assess. val.(70% act-.)'13-.49,150,552
School tax (per $1,000) 1913_ _$8.00
Value school prop. 1912-31,450,000 INDIANA COUNTY.
Indiana is the county seat.
OPTIONAL.-Bonds are subject
County-Home Bonds (Tax-free).
to call as follows:•10 years before ma--- $1.25,0000____July 1 1919
turity, and a15 yrs. before maturity. 4s
County Purposes (Tax-free).
$24,4000- _Feb 1 1915
3.60s10HAZLETON.
This city is in Luzeme County. 3.60'12 A-0 11,400c___Apr 1 1915
Incorporated 1891; organized 1982. BOND.DEBT Mar 1 '13- $160,800
74,000
Refund. Bds.(opt. aft. Apr. 1 '17) Sinking fund
1912- -15,826,244
4s '12 A-0 $17,000c___Apr 1 1942 Assessed valuation
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
Sewer Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1912- _55.00
48 '08 F-A $60,000o
1938 Population
in 1910
66,210
(Subject to call after 1913)
City-Flail Bonds (opt. aft. 1916)•
INT. at Treasurer's office.
4s '11 F-A 1475.000
1941
Paving Bonds.
JOHNSTOWN.
48 '06 F-A $3,000c_ _Feb 1 1936
This city is in Cambria County.
(Subject to call after -Feb 1 1911) Incorporated Dec. 18 1889. The city
BOND.DEBT Mar 1913_ _ $155,000 pays the State tax on all bonds.
Assess. val.(A act.) '12.. _9,621,375
Fire Alarm (opt. after 1904)•
Tax rate (per $1,000)1912$7.80 4s '94 J-J
$8,000c _Jan 1 1924
Population in 1910
25,432
Building Bonds (od . ,Tfter 1905).
INT. payable at office of Treasurer. 45 '00 M-S $60,000c_ - ..pt 1 1930

MAY, 1913.]

PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.

71

State & Co. tax (per $1.000)'13.$9.00
LEWISTOWN.
80.813
This borough is in Mifflin County. Population in 1910
INT. at County Treasurer's office.
Bridge& Paving Bonds.
48 '12 --- $24,000
1942
(Subject to call beginning 1922.)
MO KEESPORT.
Sewer Bonds (Tax-exempt),
This city is in Allegheny County.
M-N $66.000c
4s
_1934
Incorp. Jan. 15 1891,
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Funding Bones.
M-N $5,000c
45
1939
48 M-S $121,000 serially to Sept '17
(Subject to call after 10 years.)
Hose-House Bonds (Tax-exempt) 4s '10 M-N 200,000__N0v 1 '15-'39
___ 42,000....July 1 1920
5s '08 F-A $5,000o_ _ _Feb 1 1938 436s
Paving Bonds.
(Subject to call after Aug. 1 1913.)
45 '11 M-S $79,000c_Sept 1 '16-'31
paving Bonds (opt. aft. 1916)•
15,000
4s '06 F-A $22,000c___Aug 1 1936 _s '12
Various -Purposes.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913_ $122,500
Assessed valuation 1911__ _3,240,545 48 '05 J-J $50,000. __Jan 1 1931
(Assessment at about actual value.) (Subject to call on Jan 1, $2,000
LANCASTER COUNTY.
yearly, 1910 to 1925, and $3,000
Lancaster is the county seat. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911..- _$22.00
yearly, 1926 to 1931. Inclusive.)
Population in 1910
8,166
Bonds are tax-exempt to holders.
Bonds.
Improvement
Improvement Bonds.
INTEREST at Treasurer's office. 45
J-J f$10,000--Jan 1 '14-'18
3 Ms'98 A-0 $87,2000_ _ _Apr 1 1928
_Jan 1 '19-'25
21,000_
1
1
1928
144,100o___Oct
3$0'98 A-0
4s '09 J-J
85,000....July 1 '14-'39
330'99 A-0 141,100o--_Apr 1 1929 LIGONIER.
1916-1930
This boro. is in Westmoreland Co. 4s '11 M-S 79,000
BOND.DEBT Mar 29'13 $401,900
Water Bonds.
107,200 4%8'12 ___ $65,000
Sinking fund
1 '14-'35
M-N
$176,000....Tan
'06
45
Assessed valuation 1913_130,777,536 TOTAL DEBT May 8 1913_$65,000 4s '09 J-J
30.000__Jan 1 '25-'39
1,575
County tax (per $1,000) 1912_..$2.50 Population in 1910
Bonds.
Sewer
value.)
actual
(Assessment about X
48 '07 J-J $65,280_ _Jan 1 '14-'37
167,029
Population in 1910
City Poor Farm Bonds.
INTEREST payable in Lancaster. LOCKHAVEN.
This city is in Clinton County. Ii '07 J-J $37,440. Jan 1 '14-'37
Inc. Mch. 28 1870. Pop. '10, 7,772 BOND. DEBT May 9'13.$1,002,500
LANSDOWNE.
195,096
Floating debt
Bonds.
This borough is in Delaware Co. 4sRefunding
315,705
'98 J-D $25,000c___Dec 1 1918 Sinking fund
Improvement Bonds.
May 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1912_24,302,800
1914-1943 334s'04 M-N 84,500o_ __Oct
_ $75,000
1 1923 (Assessment about M actual value.)
Bonds(tax-free) 3 bs'03 A-0 10,000c_
Sewer&Highway
43,58'13*$31 200May 1 1922 (Subject to call after Oct. 1 1908.) City tax (per $1,000) 1912____$10.75
55
JOHNSTOWN SCHOOL DIST.
42 694
8,500c__ _July 1 1920 Population in 1910
25,000__Jan 1 1926 3 Ms'10 J-J
Bonds all opt. beg. 5 yrs aft. date. 48
INT. payable by City Treasurer.
__ 10,000-- _ -Jan 1 1927 (Subject to call after July 1 1912.)
330'01 M-N $56,000c_ _ _May 1 1931 48
The water 4s of 1906, bonds of
-_- *10,000-_Jan 1 1929 3 Ms'10 M-N 15,000c_ _ _Nov 1 1930
3)0'02 J-D
7,000c. _ _June 1 1932 330
*12,500____Jan 1 1930 (Subject to call after Nov. 1 1920.) 1907 and improvement bonds of
4s '06 J-D 63,0000...June 1 1936 330
*18,000___July 1 1933 48 '07 J-J $20,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1927 1909 are tax-free to holders.
430'08 F-A 77,000c_ __Feb 1 1938 40
4s '09 J-D 35,000c.._ _June 1 1939 4s- *5,000_-_-Apr 1 1934 (Subject to call after Jan. 1 1912.)
City Bonds.
430'10 M-S •55,000c. __Sept 1 1940 *Subject to call ann. in amts. on hand
SCHOOL DIST.
4Ms'12 J-D 95,000c_ _June 1 1927 BOND.DEBT Sept 1912._ $111,709 4s '95 M-N 125,0000-May 1 1915 MC KEESPORT
1924
A-0 *65,000c
4345
Water Loans.
$388,000 Floating debt
BOND. DEBT May 1'13
11,497
1 '14-'27
46,0000-ran
J-J
1914
1
3345
$19,500c___July
J-J
'94
48
39,922
TOTAL DEBT Sept 1912_ 123,197
Sinking fund
'14-'30
1
M-N
•85,000c_May
330
Value school prop., 1912.. 1,184,000 Assets
62,915 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913-- $207,500
48 '05 J-J 234,000o...fan 2 '14-34
Assessed valuation 1912_ _19,643,280 NET DEBT Sept 1912.._
60,282 Water bonds (included) _ 137,500 BOND.
DEBT Apr 1 '13.. $455,000
6,793
(Assessment about 40% actual value) Assess. val.(607 act.)'12_3,600,000 Sinking fund
116,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_414.70 Tax rate (per $1°,000) 1912---$22.00 Assess. val. (1-3 act.)'12 3,402,300 Sinking fund Apr 1 1913._
339,000
DEBT
NET
tax
(per
Total
1912-$23.00
$1,000)
55,482 Population in 1910
Population in 1910
4,066
_24,302,830
1912_
valuation
Assessed
• Exempt from tax to holder.
State tax on bonds is paid by city.
payable in Philadelphia.
(Assessment 40 to 60% actual value.)
INT.at office of City Treasurer.
INT. at City Treas. office.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ $8.00
LATROBE.
• Tax-free to holders.
This borough is in Westmoreland
JUNIATA SCHOOL DISTRICT.
DIST.
SCHOOL
LOCKHAVEN
INTEREST on the $65,000 issue is
in
bonds
The
Incorp.
County.
1851.
This district is in Blair County
to
holder.
are
All
tax-free
bonds
at the Pittsburgh Trust Co.
payable
5s '11 M-S $35,000_ __Sept 1 1941 below are tax-free to holder. Inter- Issues of 1897 and 1900 subject to in Pittsburgh;
on other loans at
est is payable at Latrobe Trust Co.
(Optional after Sept. 1 1926.)
call after 10 years; issue of 1902 sub- National Bank of McKeesport.
&
Bds.
Funding
improvement
5s '12 M-S 30,000___May 19 1942
ject to call after 15 years.
(Subject to call May 19 1932.) 4 Ms'09 J-J $53,000c__Jan 1 '14-'39 330'00 M-S $6,000c___Mch 1 1920
1943 5s '96 J-D 15,0000_..June 1 1926 3.658'97 F-A 8,000c_Aug 1 1917 MO KEES ROCKS.
30,000
5s '13 _
(Subject to call after 1911.)
(Subject tocall beginning 1933.)
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
3)4s'02 M-N 34,000c.-May 2 1922
BOND. DEBT May 1912- $115,000 43s'01 M-N $25,000c_ _Nov 1 1931 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '12...$48,000 55 '95 ____ $40,000
1915
(Subject to call after 1916.)
_
1911_
-1,754,000
valuation
Assessed
serial
45 '98 ____ 17,000
1911_3,796,500
valuation
Assessed
City-Hall Bonds.
School tax (per $1,000) 1911- -$14.50
serial
17,000
'03
43
(per
$1,000)
1912
tax
School
_$6.00
4)0'03 J-J $17,500o_july 1 1933
serial
45 '06 ____ 106,000
INT. at Dist. Treasurer's office.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1913-- $110,500
KANE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Funding Bonds.
5s '07 A-0 $94,000_ _ _Oct 1 '13-'36 Assessed valuation 1912...5,174,490
15 '14-'29
$65,000c_Apr
A-0
'09
4s
BOND. DEBT May 2'13_ $116,500 (Assessment about 65%actual value) LOGAN TWP. SCH. DIST.
(Part due every 5 years.)
This district is in Blair County.
Assessed valuation 1913_2,000,000 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1912---$8,00
430'12 J-J 115,000c_July 15 17-'37
Refunding and Building Bonds.
8,777
School tax (per $1,000) 1913-$21.60 Population in 1910
(Part due every 5 years.)
4;0'07 J-J $65',000c.._ _Jan 1 1922 BOND.DEBT
May 9 1913 _$360,000
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
35,000
_
Floating
LATROBEISCHOOL DISTRICT.
KNOXVILLE SCHOOL DIST.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1911$65,000 Assessed debt
valuation 1913 _7,976,620
Bonds below are tax-free to holder. Floating
This district is in Tioga County.
$26,000
debt
1913____$9.00
$1.000)
(per
rate
Tax
Funding Bonds.
430'13 M-N$30,000__May 1 '17-'22
20,000
fund
14,703
430'09 J-J 128,5000.Jan 1 '14-'32 Sinking
.
(1)
TOTAL DEBT
3,700.000 Population in 1910
valuation 1910
$62,000 Assessed
BOND. DEBT Apr 1912_
tax (per $1,000) 1910___$9.00 MASONTOWN.
Assessed valuation 1911...5,005,230 School
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
payable at Union Bk..Altoona.
School tax (per $1,000) 1910... _$8.00 INT.
This borough is in Fayette County.
County seat is Scranton.
INT. at Latrobe Tr. Co., Latrobe. LOWER XERION TOWNSHIP.
Bonds below are tax-free to holders.
Funding Bonds.
Water Bonds.
4s g '03 M-N 1$100,000eMay 1 '14-23
This township (P. 0. Ardmore) is
$17.000--Aug 1 1940
450'10
1 50.000c_May 1 1933 LEBANON.
Montgomery County.
This city is in Lebanon County. in Sewer
Sewer Bonds.
4s '08 J-D 180,000o__Dec 15 1938
tax.)
or
Bonds-(Free
-__Aug 1 1940
Incorporated Nov. 25 1885. Bonds
434s'10
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $198,000c_July 1 '13-'28 TOTAL DEBT$8,000_
330
May 8 1913-$25,000
4s '02 A-0$225,000c.. _ _Apr 1 1922 are exempt from tax to holder.
($40,000 due each 5 years.)
485,500
valuation 1912
Assessed
Refunding Court-House Bonds. 330'06 ____ $20,000
29
J150,000c_Jan'19-'24-'
4s '04 J-J
rate (per $1,000) 1912...$16.00
4s '06 J-D $135,0000-Deo 1 1936 4s '10 A-0 170,000o_Apr 1 '15&'20
1 50,000c__ _Jan 1 1934 Tax
890
170 000o_Apr 1 '25&'30
Road Bonds.
1912 _4398,000 Population in 1910
9
Oct
DEBT
BOND.
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '11 A-01$100,000c_Apr 1 1921
fund (cash & bonds) 75,808 MEAD1TILLE.
Sinking
A-0
1
33s
_Apr
'17-'32
$83,000o_
150,0000„Apr 1 1931
Assessed valuation 1912_19,491.435
($21,000 due every 5 years.)
This city is in Crawford County.
BOND.DEBT Mar 1 '13.. $940,000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Water Works Bonds.
Sewer Bds. (Part every 5 years).
25,000
Floating debt
tax(per $1,000) 1912J7.00 4s '98
Township
'16-'41
1
$110,000c_Apr
'11
A-0
A-01153,000c__ _Jan 1 1929
146,899 4s
Sinking fund
17,671
1910
in
Population
Fund. Bonds (821,000 ev. 5 yrs.).
(Subject to call Jan 1 1904.)
Assessed valuation 1912_178,398,032
INTEREST payable at Merlon 4s '03
A-0 $43,000o_ _Apr 1 '17-'22
3 Ms
$35,000c___July 1 1933
J-J
(Assessment about full value.)
Title & Trust Co.. Ardmore.
City Bonds (opt. any time).
(Subject to call 1918.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1912...$7.10
1923
A-0 $31,5000
Refunding Bonds (Tax free).
259,570 4s
Population in 1910
1935
4s '05 J-J $30,000c
INT. payable at Treasurer's office. TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 '12.. $400,500 LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL DISTRICT.
67,780
Sinking funds
(Subject to call 1910.)
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '11_12,044,337
4s06 J-J 58,000_ _July 1 1936
LANCASTER.
'18-'39
$180,000c_Ja
(Subject to call July 1 1921.)
This is the capital of Lancaster City tax (per $1,000) 1911..... _$7.00 4s '09 J-J
3
30
60
6:0
16
17
19,240 3$0'01 J-D 27,000c ----1931 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1911_ $2
County. Incorporated March 20 Population in 1910
1929 Sinking fund
4 Ms'99 J-D 18,100c
INT. paid at City Treas. office.
1818. State tax on bonds is paid
43.6'10 A-Of60,000c_Oct 1 '25-'30-35 Water debt (included)._ 188,000
by city. Population '10, 47,227.
1
1940
20,000c____Apr
Total valuation 1911-12...3,933,429
Water-System-Impt. Bonds.
LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
BOND.DEBT Marl '13_ $305,100 (Assessm't about 50% actual value.)
4s '11 A-0 $75,000c__ _Apr 1 1941
Refunding Bonds (Taxable).
15,875 Total tax (per $1,000) 1908___$29.00
Sinking fund
(Subject to call after April 1 1931.) 45 '10 __ $119,000o
Ju dgment Bde. (Opt. after 1915)•
Assessed valuation 1912..18,952,415 Population in 1910
12.780
425,000 every 5 years.)
INT. is payable at city treasury.
A-0$120,000c___Jnly 1 1925 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913- $119,000 (Assessmentabout 1-3 actual value.)
4s
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund
12 ,000 School tax (per $1,000)1912_47.50
17,676 MEDIA.
3 Ms'04 M-S$250,000o_ __Sept 1 1934 ASSOSS. val.(X act.) '12_ _12,000,000 Population In 1910
INTEREST payable at Merlon
This borough is in Delaware Co.
(Subj. to call part yrly. from 1924.) School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ -$6.00
Title & Trust Co.. Ardmore.
Incorporated Ditch. 10 1850. Bonds
48 '06 A-0 $90,0000_ _Oct 1 1936
INT. at office of Treasurer.
are taxable. Pop. 1910, 3,582.
(Subject to call after Oct. 11926.)
1914
$15,000r
Sewer Sc Fire Dept. Bonds.
LEBANON COUNTY.
LUZERNE COUNTY.
929
40.000r__1919 & 1924
45 '10 A-0 $65,0000_ __Apr 1 1940
Lebanon is the county seat.
The county seat is Wilkes-Barre. 3143'99 e-a I 30,000r
1
April
after
1930.)
call
to
(Subject
Bridge Bonds.
Int. payable at Treasurer's office.
f 20,000c_July 1 '21&'26
Refunding Water Bonds.
433'04 A-0 $8,950o
Bonds (Tax-free). 4 gs'll J-J 120,000c___July
Court-House
1 1931
J-J $45,000o.V. 76, p. 1156 48 '05
3 Ms
20,9000
430'07 J-D$760,000c ____1913-1927
5.000c _July 1 1914
J-J
Street-Improvement Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 A-0 800,000c _ _1914-1933 58
45 '08 A-0 $85,000o___Apr 1 1938 43 '04 A-0 $25,000c _-_ _1919-1934 4s '03 F-A 310,000c ____1913-1928 BOND.DEBT Jan 1 1913.. $130,000
14,500
Floating debt
(Subject to call after April 1 1928.) 4s '89 ____
700
Refunding Bonds (Tax-free).
20,989
M-N$145,000o__ _Nov 1 1933 BOND. DEBT May 1912.. $54,850 4Ms'11 M-N300,000c_May 1 '17-'36 Sinking fund
3 Ms
Assess. val.(2-3 act.) 1912_2,607.920
(Subject to call' see V. 77, p. 724.) Sinking fund
2,000
Bonds (Tax-free).
Funding
4s '12 A-0 $30,000o_ _Apr 1 1932 Assess. val(M act.) '08 40,290,149 48 '10 F-A $200,000c_Feb 1 '15-'34 Borough tax (per $1.000) 1912.48.00
INT. payable in Media, on the 3;is
(Subject to call after April 1 1922. County tax(per $1,000) 1911- _$2.50 BOND.DEBT Jan 1 '13_ $2,370,000
Relief Fund Bonds.
Population in 1910
59,565 Floating debt
17,613 at the Charles Nat. Bank; on others
Jan
1920
1
First Nat. Bank.
at
$14,000r___Apr
6s
INT. at County Treasurer's office. Temporary loans
95,000
(Subject to call April 1 1905.)
125,752
Sinking fund_ ______
COUNTY.
BOND. DEBT June 1 '13 $919,000 LEHIGH COUNTY.
MERCER
161.834,852
Total valuation 1912
Mercer is the county seat. Bonds
955.000
Sinking fund
Allentown is the county seat.
(Assessment about full value.)
869,667
Borrow. capac.
Funding & Improvement Bonds. County tax (per $1,000)'13.-$4.20 are tax-free to holders.
Court-House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1912- -25,852.390 48 '09 A-0$200,000o_ __Apr 1 1924 Population In 1910
343.186
1929
ts '09 J-D $329,000c
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) (Subject to call after April 1 1914.)
(Subject to call part yrly. from 1911,
City tax (per $1.000) 1912--18.00 4s '10 M-N$125,000o_May 1 '15-'35
$329,000
1913
1
Apr
DEBT
BOND.
COUNTY.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912_ 15.50
LYOOMING
($25,000 every 5 years.)
140,000
Floating debt
INT. payable at Treasurer's office. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913 $325,000
County acat is Williamsport.
17,200
Sinking fund
Refunding Bonds.
55,108
Sinking fund
__1918 Assessed valuation 1913..37,693,546
M-N $231,5000
Assessed valuaton 1912_ _69,701,559 330
LANCASTER SCHOOL DIST.
M-S 125,400c_._Sept 2 1926 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
J-J 122,0000 -1913-1920 (Assessment 50 to 60% actual value.) 3s
4s g
State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'13.$9.00
(Subject to call Sept 2 1916.)
_ _1920-1930 County tax (per $1,000) 1912.-33.00
20,000r
48 g
J-J
77,669
118,823 BOND. DEBT Apr 1913.. $339,800 Ponulation in 1910
30,000o_ _ _Jan 1 1934 Population in 1910
J-J
4s g
INT. at County Treasurer's office. Assessed valuation 1912__30,751.82a INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
J-J 170,000o_ _Jan 1 '14-'31
4s g
JOHNSTOWN (Concl.)
Hospital Bonds (opt. after 1912).
4s '02 M-N $10,000c_ __Nov 1 1932
Fire-Dept. Bonds (opt. after 1916)
4s '06 J-D $50,000c___June 1 1936
River-Imp•Bds.(Opt. after 1896).
5s '91 M-N $40,000c_, May 1 1921
Morreliville Boro. Bonds.
55 '93 M-S $10,000c-Sept 1 1913
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1898)
Refund. Bonds (opt. aft. 1921)•
330'01 J-D $93,000o___June 1 1931
Sewer & Street Improvement.
4)0'93 M-S $25,000c_ _Sept 1 1923
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1903)
430'94 F-A $50,000c___Aug 1 1924
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1904)
.. _Oct 1 1926
4s '96 A-0
call after Oct 1 1906)
(Subject to $20,000048 '09 A-0 100,000c____Octl 1939
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1919)
Bridge Bonds.
48 '05 M-S $30,0000___Mch 1 1935
(Subject to call after Mch 1 1915)
45 '11 J-J 1540,000_ _July 1 1941
(Subject to call July 1 1921.)
4s '12 J-J $50,000__July 1 1942
(Subject to call July 1 1922.)
*Authorized but not yet issued.
BOND. DEBT Apr 14 '13 $546,000
Sinking fund (bonds & cash) 248,000
Assessed valuation 1912_ _19,643,380
(Assessment (about 1-3 actualvalue)
City tax (per $1,000) 191L_ ..$12.00
Population in 1910
55,482
INT. at City Treasurer's office.




4s g'07 J-J$60,000c_Jan 15 '32-33-38
75,000c-Jan 1 '36-'38
48 J-J '09
30,0000_ __Jan 1 1939
48 '09 J-J
4s '10 J-J 45,000o- __Jan 1 1940
48 '11 A-0 25,000o _ _Apr 1 1941
BOND.DEBT May 16'13 $455,000
Assessed valuation 1912--25,653,004
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _ _$5.00
INTEREST on the 4s due 1913 to
1920 and 1920 to 1930, and bonds of
1907 and 1909, is payable at the
Treasurer's office; on all other bonds
at the Union Trust Co., Lancaster.
All bonds are tax-free to holders.

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PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.

MIFFLIN TWP. SCH. DIST.

MT. LEBANON TOWNSHIP.
This district is in Allegheny County.
P. 0. Pittsburgh.)
Bonds below are tax-free to holders.
Sewer Bonds (Tax-free).
48 '99 A-0*$12,000c_Apr 1 '14-'17 430'13 F-A $60,000c ____1923-1943
430'09 M-S 65,000c_Nov 15 '15-'39 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1913 $60,000
43is'11 J-J
30,000c___ _Due$5,000 Assessed valuation 1913... _3,667,000
every 5 years beginning July 1 1916 (Assessment about X actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 17 13_ $100,784
INT. at First Nat. Bank, Castle
Assessed valuation 1913_ __4,632,510
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) Shannon.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912___$8.00
Population in 1913 (est.)
8,500
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
INT. at Homestead Say. Bank &
Floating Debt Bonds (Tax-free to
Tr. Co. and First N.Bk., McKeespt.
holder).
*These bonds are part of an origin$6,000____J-J '13-'18
al issue of $35,000, of which $17,000 4 qs'05 J-J
13,500.. _Jan 1 '14-'22
have been paid. At the Aug. 1903 4 48'08 J-J
Street Bonds (Tax-free to holder).
term of Allegheny County Common
Pleas Court No. 3 the Borough of 3is'04 J-J 515,000____Jan 1 1924
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
Munhall was held to be liable for
1$30,000_Jan 1 '15 & '20
51.8% of the total issue.
4 30'00 J-J 4 30,000_Jan 1 '25 & '30
15.000___Jan 1 1935
This district (P. 0. Allegheny) is in BOND.DEBT Mob 6 1911.. $112.500
Floating debt
20,080
Allegheny County.
Sinking funds
14,375
is '95 .I-J
$8,000o
430'08 J-J $57,000c_July 1 '13-'38 Assess. val. (2-3 act.) '11...2,949,600
BOND.DEBT Sept 1912 _465,000 Borough tax (per $1,000) 1910_$4.00
Popalation
in 1910
Floating debt
4,241
1,500
Assessed valuation 1912_ _$3,575,500
(Assessment about 4-5 actual value.) MUNHALL.
School tax (per $1,000) 1910..__$6.00
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Population In 1912 (est.)
9,200
Improvement Bonds.
INT. payable at Bank of Milivale. 4 30'12 M-N $40,0000_ ..May 1
BOND.DEBT May 8'13_4160,000
Population in 1910
5,185
This district is in Northumberland
INT. payable at Monongahela Tr.
County. Bonds below are tax-free
Co., Hartford.
to holder.
46 '10 J-J $32,000o
($1,500 yrly. beg.'16, opt. after '21.
is '00 J-J
7,0000
A district in Allegheny County.
(Subject to call $1,00 yearly.)
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
4s
A-0
5,000c - _3500 yrly 4s '03 J-J $78,0000
1923
4s '04 J-J
7,000c--- - $500 yrly 4s '05 J-J
15,0000
1925
BOND. DEBT Sept 191-2-____$51,000 430'13 A-0 20,000 ____1928&1938
Assessed valuation 1911___2.359,0o0
Funding Bonds tTax-exemPO•
(Assessment about 3i actual value.) 4s 'Oh J4 $10.000c
1925
School tax (per $1,000) 1911_413.00 BOND.DEBT Apr 1913_4103,000
INTEREST at Treasurer's office. Floating debt6,216
Sinking fund ______ _
48,122
Assessed valuation 1913_ __8,300,000
This district is in Schuylkill County. (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
4s '10 M-N$28,000
1946 School tax (per $1,000) 1912._ _35.00
(Subj to call at option of Sch. Board.) Population in 1910
5,185
4s '10 M-N $30.000c
_1940
Bonds are tax-free to holder.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1913._ $68,000
INTEREST payable at the MononAssess. val.(X act.) 1911_1,032,000 gahela
Trust Co., Homestead, Pa.
School tax (per $1,000) l912_$20.00
INT. at Union Nat. Bk., Minersville.

MOUNT OLIVER.

MILLVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

MILTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.

MUNHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT.

MINERSVILLE SCHOOL DIST.

MONESSEN.
This borough is

in Westmoreland
County. Incorporated Sept. 3 1898.
Bonds are non-taxable to holder.
Street Improvement Bonds.
$30,000c__'16,'22&'27
Is '07 J-D
20,000o ___1934-1935
25,0000
1936
Gen Impt. & Refund. Bonds.
4 30'11 J-D $130,000c_Deo 15 '16-'40
(Part due every five years.)
BOND. DEBT Deo 1911._ $349,500
Floating debt
85,200
Sinking fund
8,647
Assess. val.(35% act.) '11_5,191,010
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911_424.50
Population In 1910
11,775
._
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.

MONONGAHELA.
This city is in Washington County.
Street, Building and GarbageIncinerating Bonds.
00'11 M-S 1$5,0000__Sept 1 1932
190,0000..Sept 1 '33-'40
BOND. DEBT May 1 1912_3136,000
Assessed valuation 1911_ __2,803,125
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911_325.30
Population in 1910
7,598
INTEREST payable at First Nat.
Bank, Monongahela.

MONTGOMERY
COUNTY.
County seat is Norristown.

Tax on
bonds is paid by county.
Court House Bonds.
M-S$175,000r ____1913-1933
($50,000 due every Bye years.)
Funding Bonds.
4806 J-DJ$25,000o&r_June 1 1916
1200.000o 6sr_ 1921-26-31-36
TOTAL DEBT May 1913 _ _$400,000
Assessed valuation 1912A18 891.341
(Assessment about full value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1912..$3.00
Population in 1910
169,590
INT. payable at Norristown.

MOUNT CARMEL.

NARBERTH.

This borough is in Mongtomery Co.
Inc. Jan. 21 1895. Pop.'10, 1,790.
Road Improvement Bonds.
4s '96 J-J 1$2,000r_Jan 1 '14-'16
2,000r__Jan 1 '18-'20
500r..__ _Jan 1 1921
is 97 J-D
1,000r_Dec 1 '13-'17
1 1,000r_Dec 1 '22-'27
is '02 J-J
1,000r
1917
(Subject to call after 1912.)
4s '09 J-D 27,000_...June 1 1939
Sewer System Bonds.
1516,000 May 1 '22&32
48 '07 M-N1 27,000May1'17,'27&37
BOND.DEBT May 1 1912_ $77,500
Assess. val.(X actual) '11_1,560,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911_ _ 421.50
Bonds are tax free to holder.

NEW BRIGHTON
SCH. DIST.
_
4)4s
$40,000

___
BOND. DEBT Apr 24 1913 $63,000
Assessed valuation 1912...3,783,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_410.00

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 annexed to the city. Bonds are exempt
from State tax, which is paid by city.
Sewer Bonds.
430'07 A-0 $35,000c____Oct 1 1927
(Subject to call Oct. 11017.)
430'08 J-J $12,000c__July 1 1928
(Subject to call after July 1 1918.)
40 12 J-J $75,000____July 1 1932
(Subject to call July 1 1927.)
Street Improvement Bonds.
48 '96, F-A $6,000c_ _Aug 1 1916
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1906.)
45 '97 J-J $13,0000_ _July 1 1917
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
48 '98 F-A $35,000c__ _Aug 1 1918
(Subject to call Aug 1 1908.)
Improvement Bonds.
48 '10 J-J $30,000c.... _July 1 1930
(Subject to call after July 11920)
4 Xs'l 1 F-A $50,0000 __Aug 11911
(Subject to call Aug 1 1921)
Conduit Bonds.
330'02 M-S $30,000e___Mch 1 1922
(Subject to call Mch 1 1912.)
330'02 A-0 $20,000c___Oct 1 1922
(Subject to call Oct 1 1912.)
GEN. BONDS May 8 '13 $300,000
Assessment debt
05,028
TOTAL DEBT May 8'13
395,028
Sinking fund
1,368
Total valuation 1912
19,995,000
(Assessm't about 60% actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1912_411.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912 __ 23.50
Population in 1910
36.280
INT. payable at city treasury.

This city is in Northumberland
County. Borough incorp. Nov. 3
1862. Bonds are tax-free to holder.
Refunding Bonds.
4s
A-0 $34,5000. __Apr 1 1919
43s
M-N 32,000o -A913-1937
Building Bonds.
48
M-S $10,400c_Sept 30 1924
Sewer Bonds.
48
A-0 $23,0000- -Oct 1 1924
48
J-J
50,000e. __July 1 1935
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913_ $149,900
Floating debt
61,100
Sinking fund
64,000
Assessed valuation 1912...3,117,879
(Assessment about X actual value.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1911____14.00
Total tax (per $1,000) 1911...30.00
Bonds are all tax-free to holder.
Population in 1910
17,532 Int. payable by School
Treasurer.
INT. at Treasurer's office.
330'99 M-N $42,000c___May 1 1919
(Subject to call 1909.)
Refunding Bonds.
Bonds below are tax-free to holder 330'00 A-0 $18,000c___Oct
1 1920
48
Var $24,5000
1919
(Subject to call Oct 1 1010.)
48 '08 M-S 90.000c_ _Sept 1 1938
330'01
F-A
$20.000c___Aug
1 1921
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1918.)
(Subject to call Aug 1 1911.)
43013 ___ 100,000
330'05 M N $35,000o__ May 1 1925
BOND.DEBT Apr 1 1913_ $114,500
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
Sinking fund
15,000 330'99 F-A $39,000c
Aug 1 1920
Assessed valuation 1912_3.117.879
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
(Assessment about 50% actual val.) 4(s'11 J-J 140,000__Jan 2 1941
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_311.00 (Subject to call after Jan. 2
1921.)
Population in 1913 (est.)
18,000 BOND.DEBT May 19 '134294,000
INT. at City Treas. office.
Sinking fund
9,713

NEW CASTLE SCHOOL DIST.

MT. CARMEL SCHOOL DIST.




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Assess. val.(60% act.)'13 $20,663,780 OAKMONT.
School tax (per $1,000) 1912_ _$9.0t
This borough is in Allegheny Co.
Population in 1913 (est.)____39,001 Inc. Mch. 1889. Pop. '10, ,3436.
Street and Sewer Bonds.
4s '98 A-0 530,0000
1917
This borough is the capital of 4s '05 A-0 41,0000
1935
Montgomery County. Inc. Mch. 31 4 Xs'07 M-N 60,000c_Final pay.'34
1812. Bonds are tax-free to holder. 4)4s'08 M-N 10,000c_Final pay.'37
Borough Bonds
430'10 J-D 15,000cJ'ne l'29.'34,'39
338 g A-0 $73,000r_ _Oct 1 1927 BOND. DEBT May 12 '13 $146,000
(Subject to call 1902.)
Sinking fund
16,131
330 g A-0$140,000r___Apr 1 1932 Assess. val. (70% act.)'12_4,629.000
(Subject to call Apr 1 1907.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1912
$7.50
Refunding Bonds.
INT. at First Nat. Bk.. Oakmont.
$5 g
J-J $150,000r___July 1 1930
(Subject to call 1905.)
OAKMONT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
48 g
A-0 $300,000r_Apr 1 193t 430'12M-N$110,000
_1917-1942
c
(Subject to call after 1913.)
(Part due every 5 years.)
BOND.DEBT Apr 1913___$663,000
F
-A
....Aug
1913
5s
$2,500c-Sinking fund
13.470
F-A
4,000c___Aug '14-'ls
Assess. val.(2-3 act.)'12__12,911,900 4s
M-N 6,000c___Aug '16-'18
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910._ .$19.50 430
BOND. DEBT Apr 15 '13.. $122,500
Population in 1910
27,875 Sinking fund
7,451
INT. payable at Treasurer's office. Assessed valuation 1913
5,040,000
(Assessment about full value.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1912...49.50
4,000
Bonds are all exempt from State Population in 1913 (est)
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank,
tax, which is paid by district.
Oakmont,
subject
to
deduction
no
330
J-D $62.000r..
1919
for State tax in Pa.
(Subject to call 1909.)
334g
M-N $31,000c
1927
(Subject to call 1907.)
CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
3%6'04 A-0 $44,0000-Oct 1 1934 OIL
This district is in Venango County.
(Subject to call Oct 1914.)
Bonds
arc tax-free to holder.
48 '07 M-S $75,000C__ _Sept 1 1937 4s '97 below
J-J
$1,500c
(Subject to call Sept 1 1917.)
48 '98 A-0 25,000c
330'11 M-N $32,500r___May 1 1941 4s
'02
J-J
9,500e
(Optional after May 1 1921.)
_1920-1927
1929 4s '09 M-N
330'09 J-D $19,000r
BOND.DEBT
40,0000Apr 1 1913_ $77,000
(Subject to call 1919.)
Assessed
valuation
__
_8,760,545
1912
330 '99 J-D $18,000r
1919
Value of school prop.'12(est) 310,000
(Subject to call after 1909.)
BOND.DEBT Oct 20'12- $281,500 School tax (per $1,000) 1911..--$.69
18,000
Sinking fund
72,759 Population in 1911 (est)
INT. at City Treas. office.
Assess. val.(X act.)12_11,151,390
Value school property 1912_3565,00U
School tax (per $1,000) 1912._ $8.00 OLYPHANT.
This borough is in Lackawanna Co.
INT. at 1st Nat. Bk.,NorrIstown.
Building Bonds (Tax-free).
1$7,000_ _ _ _ Feb 1 1921
430'11 F-A )20,000_Feb 1 '26-'&31
Easton is the county seat.
120,000_Feb 1 '36 '41
.Refunding, Funding & Improve- TOTAL DEBT Sept 1911-- $85,690
ment Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Sinking fund
4,109
1$200,0000_Mch 1 '19-'29 Assessed valuation 1910.... _7,208,210
4g'09 M-Sl 100,000o_ _Mch 1 1939 Population in 1910
8,505
BOND. DEBT Mch 31 '13_5300,000
INT. payable at Olyphant.
Assessed valuation 1913_385,067,279
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
OXFORD.
County tax (per $1,000) 1913_ _$3.00
This borough is in Chester County.
Population in 1910
127,667
Water Bonds.
INT. at office of County Treas.
$54,500c_yearly till '41
48
NET DEBT Apr 1913.- $64,500
Assessed valuation 1910_1,100,000
tax (per $1,000) 1911_319,00
This district is in Northampton Total
Population in 1910
2,190
County.
INT. at Oxford Banks.
4 Xs'09 J-D $66,000_ _Deo 1 '13-'39
(Due in odd years, $4,000 yearly
from 1913 to 1929 incl. and $6,000
PARNASSUS SCHOOL DIST.
from 1931 to 1939 incl.)
This district is in Westmoreland Co.
BOND. DEBT May 18 '12 $66,000
$48,000
Balance in treasury
18,807 43s
(?)
Assessed valuation 1911__ _4,932,461 TOTAL BOND. DEBT__
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1911.---$7.51
PENN TOWNSHIP SCH. DIST.
$45,000__Apr 1 '22-'42
4s
TOTAL DEBT
(7)
P. 0. Braddock, Allegheny Co.
Various Impt. Bonds.
430'13 A-0$100,000__Apr 1 '18-'33 PHILADELPHIA. Rudolph Blankenburg, Mayor; J. M. Walton,
($25,000 due every 5 years)
Comp.; 0. C. Bosbyshell, Sec.
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1913_3100,000
Sinking Fund Comm.; L. WagAssessed valuation 191311,846,290
ner, Chairman.
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1913_ _ 44.50
Population in 1910
Philadelphia, co-extensive with the
11,824
county
of the same name, is the third.
INT. at Braddock Trust Co.
city of the United States, and has an
area of over 130 square miles. Thecity was founded in 1681 by William
High School-Bonds.
Penn, chartered in 1787, and consoli436'08 A-01380,000_ _Apr 1 '21-'28 dated in 1854 with numerous outlying
1 5,000-- _Apr 1 1929 districts and boroughs. Many sec430'10 --- $33,000*
tions of the city of Philadelphia still
430'11
retain their old names and are con- 34,000
BOND. DEBT May 15 1909 $170,000 stantly referred to as such. Among
School tax (per $1,000) 1913_ --58.00 these may be mentioned Germantown, Manayunk, Frankford, Brides'Bonds are tax-free to holder.
burg, Roxborough, West Philadelphia, Richmond, &c., &c. The
county is under city control and has
430'12 M-N$60,000Mayl '22,'32,'42 no separate debt. On Apr. 14 1913.
TOTAL DEBT May 9 '13--$60,000 Judge Willson in Common Pleas
Court No. 4 rendered a decision sustaining the right of the city in figurits borrowing capacity to deduct
ing
Sunbury is the county seat.
the debt assumed by the Board of
48
___ $220,000
BOND. DEBT May 15 1911 5592,000 Education under the new School
Assessed valuation 1910436,837,218 Code. V. 96, p. 1169.
Municipal Purposes.
County tax (per $1,000) 1910-$5.00
330'04 J-J$16,000,000c&r_July1934
Population in 1910
111,420 330'02
J-J 5,000,000r_July 1 1932
Is '98 J-J 5,600.000rDec31 '13-'22
330'98 J-J J1,120,000rDec31 '12-'24
This borough (P. 0. Norwood Sta1 280.000r_Dec 31 1925
tion) is in Delaware County. Incor- 48 '98 J4 1,400,000rDeo 31'25-'27
porated in 1893. State tax on bonds 330'07 J-J
125,000r_Jan 1 1937
below paid by borough.
4s '07 J-J 6,000,000r_Jan 1 1937
4s '08 J-J 4,875,000r_Jan 1 1938
Sewer & Highway Bonds.
43g'96 M-S $9,500c___Sept 1 1926 4s '08 J-J 16,000,000r_July 1 1938
4 Xg'99 F-A
2,000c___Aug 11929 4s '09 J-J 5,739.700r_July 1 1939
5s g '02 M-N 2,000c___Nov 1 1922 3s'90-91M-N 1,585,000rNov 1 '13-'19
450,000rDec31 '13-'21
43.g'05 M-8 2,500c___Sept 1 1935 3s '92 J-J
875,000rDec31 '13-'17
4303'08 J-D
3,000c___5ept 1 1938 35 '93 J-J
875,000rDec31 '18-'22
43ig'11 M-N 50,000c___May 1 1941 Is '93 J-J
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1913..369,000 330'94 J-J 2,255,000rDec31 '13-'23
33 .95 J-J 1,440,000rDec 31'13-'24
Sinking fund
6,209
Assessed valuation 1912_ __1,053,754 48 '10 .74 5,000.000c&rJuly1 1940
Total tax (per $1,000) 1912-$25.50 45 '11 J-J 2,300,000c&rJuly1 1941
Population in 1910
1,668 0'11 J-J 9,750,000c&rJuly1 1941
INTEREST payable at Delaware 4s '12 J-J 4,225,000c&rJulyi 1942
County Trust, Safe Deposit & Title 4s '13 J-J 4,150,000__May 1 1943.
Refunding Loans.
Insurance Co. In Chester.
3 .68.97 jj 3487,500rDec31 '12-'27
979,500rDec31 '13-'27
313 '98 J-J
NORWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT. 330'94 J-J 1,496,000rDec31 '13-'23
4s '05 A-0 $6,000r_ _Apr 1 1935 3343'95 J-J
550,000rDec31