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CITY

OF THE

CO1Y11YIERCIAL CFANCIAL CHRONICLE.
Copyrighted in 1910 according to Act of Congress, by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY,in office of Librarian of Congress,
Washington, D. C.

Vol. 91.

NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 26 1910.

No. 2370.

in the last than in the previous term, and 18 made
also a greater proportionate increase.
The total of nearly 183- millions in these 42 cities
The State and City Section, issued semi-annually on the last Saturday
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ubseriber of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
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decade, against 3,440,258 and 32.1%
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The long list of 159 cities (not yet including all
Front. Pine and Depeyster Streets,
which
may be there on completion of count), ranging
Post Office Box, 958.
New York.
from 25,000 to 100,000, shows more interesting data,
at least in relative increments. These 159 (of which
GROWTH OF URBAN POPULATION.
112 were in this class by the 1900 enrollment) have a
The latest bulletin of the Census Bureau announces total of 7,313,886, an increase
of 2,064,205, or 39.3%
the total population of seven States—Vermont, Rhode during the decade. Larger absolute increase
than in
Island, Massachusetts, Delaware, Michigan, Missouri 1890-1900 is shown in case of 108
and 75 also show an
and New Mexico—but the population of nine other accelerated ratio of increase. Perhaps
we can adduce
States had been reported up to the time of going to some good reasons why, at least at present,
the smaller
press, namely Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, cities, as a group, should
outdo the larger in ratio of
Alabama, Arizona, Iowa, Florida, Indiana and Kansas. growth, the former showing
39.3% in the last decade,
These, with one exception, all show increase in the against 30.1 for the latter; in 1890-1900 the two groups
last:decade, even Vermont (which was first reported had nearly a like ratio, 33.2 and 32.1%.
tolhave slightly lost population) having made almost
Viewipg the increment ratios step by step downthe same trifling increase as during the previous ward, these cities of 25,000 to 100,000 show 100%
or
decade, the ratio in each term falling under 4%. The more in case of 13; 4 show 90 to 99; 5 show 80 to
89;
•exception is Iowa, where there is a trifling decrease, 4 show 70 to.79; 9 show 60 to 69; 15 show 50 to
59;
ascribed to emigration to other Western States and 15 show 40 to 49; 25 show 30 to 39; 30 show
20 to 29;
to Canada. ;44/
4 14
26 show 10 to 19; 10 show under 10, and 3 cities deThe growth of cities, both absolutely and relatively, clined, those being Chelsea, Mass.; Galveston, Texas,
has a larger interest. The 1910 count to date shows and St. Joseph, Mich.
iftk 41
that 46 cities have a population of more than 100,000.
In respect to relative rate of growth as announced
Of these, eleven, Albany, Atlanta, Birmingham, up to Oct. 19, the range in the list of highest perBridgeport, Cambridge, Dayton, Grand Rapids, Low- centages is from 539.7 for Oklahoma
City to 90.5%
ell, Nashville, Oakland and Richmond, have risen into for Portsmouth, Va. Only 4 of the 18 in this
parthe 100,000 class since 1900, and some others may be ticular list show ratios under 100. It is not unexpected
found in this class when the count is complete. Of the that New York City is the second on the globe,
42 cities in which the count had been completed up to having at present 4,766,883 population, against
Oct. 20 1910 (the date of the bulletin referred to), 3,437,202 in 1900 and 2,507,414 in 1890, the last being
there are 27 which made more absolute increas the estimated total at that time for the city as now

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Lxxxxi.

constituted, the total for the area actually included in odical, the high school and art school,the lyceum, and
1890 being 1,515,301. The ratio of increase, 38.7 in of all which goes to the elevation of life above drudgery,
the last and 37.1 in the previous decade, is exceeded is proceeding far more rapidly than in the old sections.
by several among the old and large cities (and, of We already know that the farmer is prosperous, and
course, far exceeded by many among the smaller and the spread of improved road-making, of the rural telenewer ones), for example, by Bridgeport, Cleveland, phone and of the motor car are leavening forces which
are counteracting the old deadness that caused the
Columbus, Detroit, Newark and Richmond.
somewhat
young men to turn their backs upon the farm.
misleading
are
But percentages of change
After all the direful talk about abandoned farms, it
movements
are
which
since
as well as attractive,
questionable whether the tendency now is not quite
is
ratios;
it
enormous
may
produce
trivial absolutely may
much towards restoration as abandonment. For
city
in
examine
as
growth
to
therefore be more useful
remember that farming,long in a dull round,
should
of
causes
the
we
trend
the
study
the newer sections and to
is now in course of study and improveruts,
suggestive,
through
more
perhaps,
is
Nothing
to the cities.
from mere soil-scratching to scienpassing
is
where
it
ment;
twenty
South,
cities
the
in
than the growth
and in the degree that a given
population
thoroughness,
slightly
a
total
tific
over
a
which in 1900 had
more productive by being more
61%.
becomes
or
City
land
of
Oklahoma
area
633,466,
million have added
and the personal at10,037
and
from
the
profitableness
4,254
treated,
64,up
wisely
to
coming
and Muskogee,
205 and 25,278, show the heaviest ratios of increase in tractiveness of farming will increase. "Intensive"
the whole country, but have been pushed on by the rush farming means more remunerative and less repulsive
from far-off sections to a new Land of Promise; while farming; moreover, it is none the less true and encourthe growth of Birmingham-from 26,178 and 38,415 aging, because a truism, to say that the high prices
in 1890 and 1900 to 132,685 now, the last being at a which played their part in the late elections will conratio of 245.4%-is a tribute to the development of tinue to be a stimulus to agricultural production until
mining and manufactures in Alabama. Also, Jack- matters readjust themselves.
They will as certainly readjust themselves as the
sonville, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Mobile, Richmond,
Lynchburg, Savannah, Chattanooga and New.Orleans seasons will return; in fact, the process has already
show a very large advance which justifies high expec- begun. Meanwhile we should all go on attending to
tations for their future. While Galveston, for some our affairs in trust and peace. No commissions, with
reason-doubtless the inundation caused by the tidal or without pay, appointed to investigate the cost of
wave of 1900, against a repetition of which the city living or to suggest means whereby the Government,
and county of Galveston are spending enormous sums Federal or State, can re-distribute the population acof money in building a sea-wall to resist the encroach- cording to some supposed better proportion, can avail
ments of the sea-suffers a nominal decline, Houston, in the least. Population will re-distribute itself, and
Fort Worth, Dallas and San Antonio make such gains no outside force can make it do so. As the country
as bespeak large expectations for the huge State of emerges from a prolonged spasm of attempting to
Texas, which needs nothing so much as a poise and regulate everybody and everything, to the end of an
sanity that shall effectually invite capital to build imagined general blessedness, and moves back to the
railroads there. Indeed, we may justly say that no old level of letting natural laws work without interbroad deduction from the Census returns of popula- ference, we shall find that problems will gradually
tion is more marked-also more gratifying-than that solve themselves.
the really "new" South is clearly in the way of realizing
CENSUS FIGURES OF POPULATION.
a better dream of empire than was indulged in down
In a bulletin dated Oct. 20 1910 the Bureau of the
to 1860.
Census announced the population of seven States
The indications are that about a third of the total
as follows.
population of the country is now in cities and towns,
POPULATION OF STATES.
and in the last half-century this proportion has doubled.
Increase.
A comparison with any Census period during that long
1900 to 1910. 1890 to 1900.
1890.
1900.
1910.
State.
term will probably show a smaller ratio of increase in
%
No.
%
No.
the number of persons in agricultural pursuits than in Rhode Island__ 542,674 428,556 345,506 114,118 26.6 83,050 24.0
2,810,173 2,420,982 2,093,889 389,191 16.1 327,093 15.6
those engaged in manufactures and the mechanical Michigan
3,293,335 3,106,665 2,679,184 186,670 6.0 427,481 16.0
Missouri
327,396 195,310 153,503 132,086 67.6 41,717 27.2
New Mexico
9.5 16,242 9.6
202,322 184,735 168,493 17,587
arts, in trade and transportation, and even in what Delaware
3.6 11,219 3.4
355,956 343,641 332,422 12,315
Vermont..
are called the professions. The trend to cities has Massachusetts _ 3,366,416 2,805,346 2,238,943 561,070 20.0 566,403 25.3
become a more and more prominent factor, and the
In addition to the States given above, the population of
decrease in the number engaged in fundamental pro- Porto Rico has been announced as being in 1910, 1,118,012,
duction, set over against an increase in the number an increase since 1899 of 164,769, or 17.3%.
Subsequent to Oct. 20 the Bureau of the Census announced
of persons who depend upon that production, would
the
population of the States of Iowa, Alabama, Connecticut,
be a just subject for lamentable forecast if this change Florida, Maine, New Hampshire, Arizona, Indiana and
were a fixed one. If it were to be taken as sure that Kansas, the figures being as follows:
the number of mouths to be fed and backs to be clothed
Increase.
must multiply and the production of material to meet
1890, 1900 to 1910. 1890 to 1900.
1900.
1910.
State.
those demands must declit: the dread Malthusian
No. 1 %
%
No.
consummation would appear imm;nent.
2,224,771 2,231,853 1,911.896 '7,082 0.3 319,572 16.76
Iowa
2,138,093 1,828,697 1,513,017 309,396 16.9 315,680, 20.9
Alabama
The great city will always exert an attractive pull, Connecticut
1,114,756 908,420 746,258 206,336 22.7 162,1621 21.7
751,139 528,542 391,422 222,597 42.1 137.120 35.0
Florida
5.0
742,371 694,446 661,086 47,905 6.9 33,380
just as a bright light draws insects; but the relative Maine
9.3
4.6 35,058
New Hardpshire 430,572 411,588 376,530 18,984
40,550
68.0
66.2
81,423
122,931
50,620
204,354
lessening.
already
Arizona
power of this centripetal force is
7.3 324,058 14.8
2,700,876 2,516,462 2,192,404 184,414
Indiana
1,690,946 1.470,495 1,427,096 220,454 15.0 z41,373 2.9
Competent observers testify that in such States as Kansas
Kansas, for example, the development of the Deli- 'Decrease. x Exclusive ot persons on Indian reservations.



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STATE AND CITY SECTION.

• The decrease in the population of the State of Iowa is
attributed by the Census Bureau to the fact that the land is
fully occupied and the general tendency is towards larger
farms. There has been, it is stated, a large emigration from
Iowa into other Western States and the Territories, as wel
as into Canada, in search of cheaper lands.
POPULATION OF CITIES.
The circular of Oct. 20 also furnishes a recapitulation of
the bulletins issued by the Bureau of the Census to and including Oct. 19 1910, announcing the population of cities
having 25,000 or more inhabitants, with comparative data
for 1900 and 1890 added, together with percentage increases
for each of the past two decades. The cities have been
divided into two groups, one comprising those of 100,000 or
more inhabitants, the other those of from 25,000 to 100,000.
The following table includes 46 cities for which a population of over 100,000 has been announced, and also one city
the population of which has not yet been announced but
which had a population of over 100,000 in 1900. Eleven cities
of those included in this list have risen above the 100,000
limit since 1900, namely Albany, N. Y.; Atlanta, Ga.; Birmingham, Ala.; Bridgeport, Conn.; Cambridge, Mass.;
Dayton, Ohio; Grand Rapids, Mich.; Lowell, Mass.; Nashville, Tenn.; Oakland, Cal., and Richmond, Va. There are
doubtless some other cities which will be found to have passed
the 100,000 limit when the count is completed.
CITIES OF OVER 100,000 POPULATION.

1910.
Albany, N. Y
Allegheny, Pa
Atlanta, Ga
Baltimore, Md
Birmingham, Ala
Boston, Mass
Bridgeport, Conn
Buffalo, N. Y
Cambridge, Mass
Chicago, Ill
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Dayton, Ohio
Denver, Colo
Detroit, Mich
Fall River, Mass
Grand Rapids, Mich
Indianapolis, Ind
Jersey City, N. J
Kansas City, Mo
Los Angeles, Cal
Louisville, Ky
Lowell, Mass
Memphis, Tenn
Milwaukee, Wis
Minneapolis, Minn
Nashville, Tenn
Newark, N.J
New Haven, Conn
New Orleans, La
New York, N. Y
Oakland, Cal
Omaha, Neb
Paterson, N. J
Philadelphia, Pa
Pittsburgh, Pa
Providence, R. I
Richmond, Va
Rochester, N. Y
St. Louis, Mo
St. Paul, Minn
San Francisco, Cal
Scranton, Pa
Syracuse, N Y
Toledo, Ohio
Washington, D C
Worcester, Mass

Per Cent of
Increase.

Population.

Cities.

1900.

1890.

1900 1890
to
to
1910. 1900.

94,923 6.5 a0.8.
94,151
100,253
129,896 105,287 ____ 23.4
(b)
65,533 72.3 37.1
89,872
154,839
558,485 508,957 434,439 9.7 17.2
26,178 245.4 46.7
38,415
132,685
670,585 560,892 448,477 19.6 25.1
102,054
48,866 43.7 45.3
70,996
423,715 352,387 255,664 20.2 37.8
104,839
91,886
70,028 14.1 31.2
2,185,2831,698,575 1,099,850 28.7 54.4
364,463 325,902 296,908 11.8 9.8
560,663 381,768 261,353 46.9 46.1
181,548 125,560
88,150 44.6 42.4
116,577
85,333
61,220 36.6 39.4
213,381 133,859 106,713 59.4 25.4
465,766 285,704 205,876 63.0 38.8
119,295 104,863
74,398 13.8 40.9
87,565
112,571
60,278 28.6 45.3
233,650 169,164 105,436 38.1 60.4
267,779 206,433 163,003 29.7 26.6
248,381 163,752 132,716 51.7 23.4
102,479
(')
50,395 211.5 103.4
223,928 204,731 161,129 9.4 27.1
77,696 11.9 22.2
94,969
106.294
64,495 28.1 58.6
102,320
(*)
373,857 285,315 204,468 31.0 39.5
202,718 164,738 ____ 23.1
110,364
76,168 36.5 6.2
80,865
347,469 246,070 181,830 41.2 35.3
81,298 23.7 32.9
133,605 108,027
339,075 287,104 242,039 18.1 18.6
4,766,883 3,437,202 c2507,414 38.7 37.1
48,682 124.3 26.6
66,960
(*)
124,096 102,555 140,452 21.0 a27.0
125,600 105,171
78,347 19.4 34.2
1,549,008 1,293,697 1,046,964 19.7 23.6
533,905 d451,512 d343,904 18.2 31.3
224,326 175,597 132,146 27.8 32.0
127,628
85,050
81,388 50.1
4.5
218,149 162,608 133,896 34.2 21.4
687,029 575,238 451,770 19.4 27.3
214,744 163,065 133,156 31.7 22.5
(*)
342,782 298,997 21.6 14.6
129,867 102,026
75,215 27.3 35.6
137,249 108,374
88,143 26.6 23.0
168,497 131,822
81,434 27.8 61.9
331,069 278,718 230,392 18.8 21.0
145,986 118,421
84,655 23.3 39.9

Although the rates for individual cities vary widely,
ranging from 6.5 to 245.4%, it is rather noteworthy that
there are 10 important cities which have shown approximately
the same rate of increase during the last decade, viz.: Boston
(19.6%), Buffalo (20.2%), New Orleans (18.1%), Omaha
(21%), Paterson (19.4%), Philadelphia (19.7%), Pittsburgh
(18.2%), St. Louis (19.4%), San Francisco (21.6%) and
Washington (18.8%).
It should be remembered that in some instances, both in
the table above and in the table for the group of smaller
cities, the growth of a city may have been due in part to
annexation of suburban territory. Except in the cases of
New York and Pittsburgh, no allowance has been made for
such annexation.
The 1910 count has progressed sufficiently to determine
with practical certainly the 8 largest cities in the country, it
being quite improbable that the rank of the following cities
in order of size will be changed by any future announcements. Each of these cities has a population exceeding
500,000.
CITIES OF OVER 500,000 INHABITANTS IN THE UNITED STATES.




Population.

Cities.
1910.
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pittsburgh

1900.

Rank.
1890.

4,766,883 3,437,202 2,507,414
2,185,283 1,698,575 1,099,850
1,549,008 1,293,697 1,046,964
687,029 575,238 451,770
670,585 560,892 448,477
560,663 381,768 261,353
558,485 508,957 434,439
533,905 321,616 238,617

1910. 1900. 1890. •
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

1
2
3
4
5
6
11

1
2
3
4
5
9

6

12

During the last two decades there has been no change in
the rank of our five largest cities.
It may be interesting to note, says the Census Department,
the rank of our own largest cities with foreign cities. Following is a list of the ten largest cities in the world, which embraces three of our own cities:

1
2
3
4
5

CitiesLondon
New York
Paris
Tokio
Chicago

TEN LARGEST CITIES IN THE WORLD.
Year of Census PopulaYear of Census Populaor Estimate.
lion.
Citiesor Estimate.
lion.
1909 7,429,740 6 Berlin
1908 2,101 933
1910 4,766,883 7 Vienna
1909 2,085,888
1906 2,763,393 8 St. Petersburg_ _1905 1,678,000
1908 2,186,079 9 Philadelphia_ _ _1910 1,549,008
1910 2,185,283 10 Moscow
1907 1.359.254-

Following is a table of cities of 25,000 to 100,000 inhabitants. The list includes 112 cities, which had in 1900 a population of 25,000 to 100,000, and 62 cities which have risen
above the 25,000 limit since 1900, and one which has fallen
below the 100,000 limit since 1900. It is of course not as
yet a complete list for 1910, since some other cities which
had less than 25,000 population in 1900 will undoubtedly
enter into this group.
CITIES OF FROM 25,000 TO 100,000 POPULATION.
Per Cent of
Increase.

Population.
Cities.

Akron, Ohio
Allentown. Pa
Altoona, Pa
Amsterdam, N Y
Atlantic City, N J
Auburn, N. Y
Augusta, Ga
Aurora, Ill
Austin,
Tex
• Population in 1910 announced since Oct. 20: Los Angeles, Cal., 319,198; Battle Creek, Mich
San Francisco, Cal., 416,912; Oakland, Cal., 150,174; Memphis, Tenn., Bay City, Mich
131,105. a Decrease. b Annexed to Pittsburgh in 1907. c Estimated Bayonne, N J
population in 1890 of the area of present New York. The population of Binghamton, N. Y
Bloomington, Ill
New York as it existed in 1890 was 1,515,301. d Includes population of Brockton, Mass
Brookline, Mass
Allegheny as given above.
Butte, Mont
Up to and including Oct. 19 the 1910 count had been Camden, N J
Canton, Ohio
completed for 42 of these 47 cities. Of these 42 cities 27 Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Charleston, S. C •
made a greater absolute increase of population during the Charlotte,
N. C
Chattanooga,Tenn
decade 1900 to 1910 than during the preceding decade, and Chelsea,
Mass
Chester, Pa
18 made also a greater percentage increase.
Chicopee, Mass
Commenting on these results, the Census Department. Clinton, Iowa
Colorado Springs, Colo
says:
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Covington, Ky
The aggregate population given to these 42 cities by Dallas, Tex
Danville, Ill
the 1910 count is 18,435,440. In 1900 these same cities had Davenport,
Iowa
Decatur, Ill
an aggregate population of 14,174,171; in 1890, of 10,733,- Des
Moines, Iowa
913. The absolute increase between 1890 and 1900 amount- Dubuque, Iowa
Duluth, Minn
ed to 3,440,258, between 1900 and 1910 to 4,261,269, the Easton,Pa
East Orange, N J
percentages of increase for this aggregate population being East St. Louis. Ill
Elgin, Ill
for the earlier decade 32.1 and for the last decade 30.1%. Elizabeth,
N. J
Elmira, N. Y
For the 41 cities, exclusive of New York, the corresponding Erie,
Pa
Evansville, Ind
percentages are 30.5 from 1890 to 1900 and 27.3 from 1900 Everett,
Mass

to 1910.

7

1900 to 1890 to
1910. 1900.

1910.

1900.

69,067
51,913
52,127
31,267
44,461
34,668
See note
29,807
29,860
25,267
45,166
55,545
48,443
25,768
56,878
27,792
39,165
94,538
50,217
32,811
See note
34,014
44,604
32,452

42,728
61.6
27,601
25,228
35,416
46.6
30,337
38,973
33.8
49.4
17,336
20,929
13,055
27,838
59.7
25,858
30,345
14.2
33,300 See note
39,441
24,147
23.4
19,688
14,575
22,258
34.2
13,197
36.1
18,563
27,839
27,628
63.5
32,722
69.7
19,033
39,647
35,005
22.2
23,286
20,484
10.7
27,294
40,063
42.0
19,935
12,103
39.4
30,470
10,723
28.5
75,935
58,313
24.5
30,667. 26,189
63.7
25,656
18,020
27.9
55,807
54,955 See note
18,091
11,557
88.0
30,154
29,100
47.9
34,072
27,909
a4.8
33,988
____
20,226
19,167
14,050
32.5
22,698
12.7
13,619
11,140
21,085
37.9
25,802
13.5
21,474
37,371
24.1
42,938
38,067 116.0
42,638
11,491
70.4
16,354
26,872
35,254
22.1
16,841
20,754
50.0
50,093
62,139
39.0
36,297
30,311
6.1
52,969 . 33,115
____
25,238
14,481
13.0
21,506
13,282
59.8
29,655
15,169
97.4
22,433
17,823
15.8
52,130
37,764
40.8
35,672
30,893
4.2
52,733
28.2
40,634
59,007
18.0
50,756
37.8
11,068
24,336

25,401
25,577
29,078
29,292
53,270
92,104
27,871
43,028
31,140
86,368
38,494
28,523
34,371
58,547
25,976
73,409
37,176
66,525
69,697
33,484

1890.

54.8
40.4
28.5
20.7
113.2
17.4
18.4
22.6
52.7
40.7
a0.8
71.9
13.3
13.7
46.8
64.7
184.2
30.2
17.1
42.4
1.6
56.5
3.6
22.1
68.0
38.4
66.7
89.3
20.2
14.9
12.0
42.3
31.2
23.2
24.0
19.7
60.0
74.3
61.9
95.5
25.9
38.0
15.5
29.8
16.3
119.9

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[VOL. Lxxxxi.

STATE AND CITY SECTION.
Per Cent of
Increase.

Population.
Cities.
1910.
Fitchburg, Mass
Flint, Mich
Fort Wayne, Ind
Fort Worth, Tex
Galveston, Tex
Gloucester, Mass
Green Bay, Wis
Hamilton, Ohio
Harrisburg, Pa
Hartford, Conn
Haverhill, Mass
Hoboken, N. J
Holyoke, Mass
Houston, Tex
Jackson, Mich
Jacksonville, Fla
Jamestown, N. Y
Johnstown, Pa
Joliet, Ill
Joplin, Mo
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kansas City, Kan
Kingston, N Y
Knoxville, Tenn
La Crosse, Wis
Lancaster, Pa
Lansing, Mich
Lawrence, Mass_
Lewiston, Me
Lexington, Ky
Lima, Ohio
Lincoln, Neb
Little Rock, Ark
Lorain, Ohio
Lynchburg, Va
Lynn, Mass
Macon, Ga
McKeesport, Pa
Madison, Wis
Malden, Mass
Manchester, N. H
Meriden, Conn
Mobile, Ala
Montgomery, Ala
Mount Vernon, N Y
Muskogee, Okla
Nashua, N H
Newark, Ohio
New Bedford, Mass
New Britain, Conn
Newburgh, N Y
Newcastle, Pa
Newport, Ky
Newport, R. I
New Rochelle, N Y
Newton, Mass
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Norfolk, Va
Norristown, Pa.
Oakland, Cal
Oklahoma City Okla
Orange, N. J
Oshkosh, Wis
Pasadena, Cal
Passaic, N. J
Pawtucket, R.
Peoria, Ill
Perth Amboy, N.J
Pittsfield, Mass
Portland, Me
Portland, Ore
Portsmouth, Va
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Pueblo, Colo
Quincy, Ill
Quincy, Mass
Racine, Wls
Reading, Pa
Roanoke, Va
Rockford, Ill
Sacramento, Cal
Saginaw,Mich
St. Joseph, Mo
Salem, Mass
Salt Lake City, Utah
San Antonio, Tex
San Diego, Cal
San Jose, Cal
Savannah, Ga
Schenectady, N. Y
Seattle, Wash
Shenandoah, Pa
Shreveport, La
Slow: City, Iowa
Somerville, Mass
South Bend, Ind
South Omaha, Neb
Spokane, Wash
Springfield, Ill
Springfield, Mass
Springfield, Mo
Springfield, Ohio
Stamford, Conn
Superior, Wis
Tacoma, Wash
Tampa, Fla
Taunton, Mass
Terre Haute, Ind
Topeka, Kan
Trenton, N J
Troy, N. Y
Utica, N Y
Waco, Tex
Waltham, Mass
Waterbury, Conn
Waterloo, Iowa
Watertown, N. Y
West Hoboken, N. J
Wheeling, W Va




Per Cent of
Increase.

Population.
Cities,

37,826
38,550
63,933
73,312
36,981
See note
25,236
35,279
64,186
98,915
44,115
70,324
57,730
78,800
31,433
57,699
31,297
55,482
34,670
32,073
39,437
82,331
25,908
See note
30,417
47,227
31,229
85,892
26,247
35,099
30,508
43,973
45,941
28,883
29,494
89,336
40,665
42,694
25,531
44,404
70,063
27,265
51,521
38,136
30,919
25,278
26,005
25,404
96,652
43,916
25,473
36,280
30,309
27,149
28,867
39,806
30,445
67,452
27,875

1900.

31,531
13,103
45,115
26,688
37,789
26,121
18,684
23,914
50,167
79,850
37,175
59,364
45,712
44,633
25,180
28,429
22,892
35,936
29,353
26,023
24,404
51,418
24,535
32,637
28,895
41,459
16,485
62,559
23,761
26,369
21,723
40,169
38,307
16,028
18,891
68,513
23,272
34,227
19,164
33,664
56,987
24,296
38,469
30,346
21,228
4,254
23,898
18,157
62,442
25,998
24,943
28,339
28,301
22,441
14,720
33,587
19,457
46,624
22,265
66,960
10,037
64,205
29,630
24,141
28,284
33,062
9,117
30,291
27,777
54,773
51,622
39,231
66,950
56,100
32,121
17,699
32,121
21,766
58,571
50,145
90,426
33,190
17,427
27,936
24,029
44,395
28,157
36,252
See note
32,642
23,899
29,102
38,002
78,961
96,071
21,495
34,874
31,051
45,401
44,696. 29,282
42,345
50,510
77,403 102,979
35,956
43,697
53,531
See note
53,321
96,614
17,700
39,578
21,500
28,946
65,064
54,244
72,826
31,682
80,671
25,774
20,321
28,015
16,013
47,828
33,111
77,236
61,643
53,684
35,999
26,259
26,001
36,848
51,678
34,159
88,926
62,059
35,201
23,267
See note
38,253
25,138
15,997
31,091
37,714
82,972
15,839
38,524
31,036
34,259
36,673
58,157
33,608
43,684
73,307
See note
60,651
76,813
56,383
74,419
20,686
26,425
23,481
27,834
45,859
73,141
12,580
26,693
21,696
26,730
23,094
35,403
38,878
41,641

1890.

1900 to 1890 to
1910. 1900.

22,037
20.0
9,803
194.2
35,393
41.7
23,076
174.7
29,084
a2.1
24,651 See note
9,069
35.1
17,565
47.5
27.9
39,385
53,230
23.9
18.7
27,412
43,648
18.5
35,637
26.3
27,557
76.6
20,798
24.8
103.0
17,201
36.7
16,038
54.4
21,805
23,264
18.1
9,943
23.2
17,853
61.6
38,316
60.1
21,261
5.6
22,535 See note
25,090
5.3
32,011
13.9
13,102
89.4
44,654
37.3
21,701
10.5
21,567
33.1
15,981
40.4
55,154
9.5
25,874
19.9
4,883
80.2
56.1
19,709
55,727
30.4
22,746
74.7
20,741
24.7
33.2
13,426
31.9
23,031
22.9
44,126
12.2
21,652
33.9
31,076
25.7
21,883
10,830
45.7
494.2
19,311
8.8
14,270
39.9
40,733
54.8
16,519
68.9
23,087
2.1
11,600
28.0
24,918
'7.1
19,457
21.0
9,057
96.1
24,379
18.5
56.5
34,871
44.7
19,791
25.2
____
48,682
4,151
539.7
22.7
18,844
22,836
16.9
4,882 232.2
13,028
97.2
27,633
31.5
41,024
19.3
9,512
81.5
17,281
47.6
36,425
16.8
46,385
13,268
90.5
22,206
16.3
24,558
57.7
31,494 See note
16,723
36.6
21,014
30.6
58,661
21.7
16,159
62.2
23,584
46.2
26,386
52.6
19.3
46,322
52,324
a24.8
21.5
30,801
44,843 See note
81.2
37,673
16,159 123.6
34.6
18,060
19.9
43,189
19,902 129.9
____
42,837
26.8
15,944
75.0
11,979
37,806
44.4
25.3
40,152
21,819
49.1
8,062
1.0
19,922
____
24,963
51.3
44,179
43.3
21,850
51.3
31,895 See note
(b)
57.1
11,983
---36,006
120.0
5,532 143.2
10.4
25,448
52.6
30,217
30.0
31,007
57,458 See note
26.6
60,956
44,007
32.0
14,445
27.7
18,707
18.5
28,646
59.5
6,674
112.2
14,725
23.2
11,665
53.3
34,522
7.1

1910.

1900.

1890.

1900 to 1890 to
1910. 1900.

43.1 Wichita, Kan
23,853 112.6
52,450
24,671
3.6
33.7 Wilkes-Barre, Pa
67,105
37,718
29.7
51,721
37.1
27.5 Williamsport, Pa
31,860
27,132
10.8
6.0
28,757
15.7 Wilmington, Del
87,411
24.5
76,508
14.3
61,431
29.9 Wilmington, N C
25,748
20,976
22.7
4.6
20,056
38,125
6.0 Woonsocket, R.I
28,204
38.7
35.4
20,830
79,803
106.0 Yonkers, N. Y
49.6
47,931
32,033
66.5
44,750
36.1 York, Pa
33,708
62.1
20,793
32.8
See note
27.4 Youngstown, Ohio
44,885
33,220 See note
115.2
28,026
50.0 Zanesville, Ohio
23,538
12.0
21,009
19.1
35.6
36.0
a
Decrease.
b
Figures
not
given.
28.3
62.0
Note.-The Census Bureau has since completed the enumeration of nine
21.1 cities named in the above list, the
population of which had not been an65.3
42.7 nounced up to Oct. 20. The population of these cities for 1910 is as fol64.8 lows: Augusta, Ga., 37,826, a decrease since 1900 of 4.1%; Charleston,
26.2 So. Caro., 58,833, an increase since 1900 of 5.4%; Gloucester, Mass., 24,398,
161.7
36.7 a decrease of 6.6%; Knoxville, Tenn., 36,346, an increase of 11.4%; Quincy,
34.2 Ill.. 36,587, an increase of 0.9%; Salt Lake City, Utah, 92,777, an increase
15.4 of 73.3%; Springfield, Ohio, 46,921, an increase of 22.7%; Trenton, N. J..
44.8 96,815, an increase of 32.1%. and Youngstown, Ohio, 79,066, an increase
15.2
29.5 of 76.2%.
25.8
Up to Oct. 20 the 1910 count had been completed in 159
40.1
9.5 cities in the above group, the aggregate population in these
22.3
35.9 159 cities being 7,313,886. The same cities had an aggrea27.2
48.1 gate population in 1900 of 5,249,681. The increase during
229.6
a 4.2 the decade is, therefore, 2,064,205, or 39.3%.
22.9
Omitting three cities-Muskogee, Niagara Falls and Stam2.3
65.0
42.7 ford-not included in the data for 1890, the aggregate popu46.2 lation of the remaining 156 cities in 1910 is 7,233,025; in
29.1
12.2 1900 these cities had a population of 5,209,973; and in 1890,
23.8
38.7 3,912,726. The absolute increase during the decade 1900 to
96.03
23.8
27.2
53.3
57.4
8.11
144.3
13.6
15.3
62.5
37.8
33.7
12.8
37.6
141.8
28.1
23.1
86.1
113.2
42.11
36.1
86.1
26.1
37.7
94.1
31.2
8.2
14.1
15.1
42.1
38.1
34.f
33.(
31.1
11.(
a8.1
96.1
16.1
19.9
41.1
9.1
19.f
25.1
59.1
88.;:
27.1
33.1
a12.9
53.1
65.(
222.1
85.(
36./
40.1
6.1
19.1
159.1
4.1
186.;
22.1
21.,
8.,
27.1
a0.1
28.
43.;
25.1
60."
88.1
47.;
98.1
12s

1910 was, therefore, 2,023,052, and during the decade 1890
to 1900, 1,297,247; and the percentage of increase from 1900
to 1910 was 38.8, as compared with a percentage of 33.2 in
the previous decade.
Of the 156 cities for which Comparative figures are given,
108 show a greater absolute increase in the decade 1900 to
1910 than in the preceding decade and 75 show also a higher
percentage rate of increase.
With the data for both groups of cities approaching completeness it is noticeable that the smaller cities, as a group,
seem to have maintained, during the decade 1900 to 1910, a
rate of growth considerably above that maintained by the
larger cities, the rate for the aggregate population of the
smaller cities being 39.3% and that for the larger 30.1%.
There was no such contrast in the decade 1890 to 1900, during
which the smaller cities increased in the aggregate 33.2%
and the larger 32.1%.
As regards rates of increase, the cities between 25,000 and
100,000 for which the 1910 population had been announced
up to Oct. 20 are distributed as follows:
13 cities show rates of 100% or more. 15 cities show rates from 40 to 49%.
4 cities show rates from 90 to 99%. 25 cities show rates from 30 to 39%.
5 cities show rates from 80 to 89%. 30 clties show rates from 20 to 29%.
4 cities show rates from 70 to 79%. 26 cities show rates from 10 to 19%.
9 cities show rates from 60 to 69%. 10 cities show rates under 10%.
15 cities show rates from 50 to 59%. 3 cities decreased.

The cities showing the highest rates of increase up to
Oct. 19, arranged in order of their rates, are as follows:
HIGHEST PERCENTAGES OF INCREASE ANNOUNCED UP TO
OCTOBER 19.
Rate of Inc.
Rate ofInc.
Population, 1900 tc
Population, 1900 to
1910.
1910.
Cities1 Oklahoma C., Okla. 64,205 539.7 10 Tacoma, Wash__ 82,972 120.0
92,104 116.0
2 Muskogee, Okla___ 25,278 494.2 11 Dallas, Tex
52,450 112.6
3 Birmingham, Ala.. 132,685 245.4 12 Wichita, Kan
30,291 232.2 13 Waterloo, Iowa.... 26,693 112.2
4 Pasadena, Cal
38,550 194.2 14 Jacksonville, Fla_ 57,699 103.0
5 Flint, Mich
97.4
73,312 174.7 15 East St. Louis, Ill. 58,547
6 Fort Worth, Tex
97.2
7 Tampa,Fla
38,524 143.2 16 Passaic, N. J____ 54,773
96.1
8 Schenectady, N. Y. 72,826 129.9 17 NewRochelle,N.Y. 28,867
90.5
9 San Diego, Cal
39,578 123.6 18 Portsmouth, Va_- 33,190

Since Oct. 20 the following cities have also been reported
as having a population of more than 25,000 in 1910: Huntington, W. Va., 31,161, an increase since 1900 of 161.4%;
El Paso, Tex., 39,279, an increase of 146.9%; Norwich, Conn.
28,219, an increase of 7.87%; Columbia, So. Caro., 26,319,
an increase of 24.7%, and Berkely, Cal., 40,434, an increase
of 206%.

Nov., 1910.]

UNITED STATES DEBT.

9

United &la/es Debt and Rs 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 301910;
second, the changes in those details since June 30 1910 down to Nov. 11910; third, the items of interest-bearing debt, &c.,
at the beginning of each fiscal year since July 1 1878; fourth, we publish in the "Chronicle" every month—usually the first
or second Saturday—the full detailed Government statement of the debt as reported by the Treasurer on the last day of
the previous month; some months lack of space forces us to delay the publication to a later week.
With these data at his command, it would seem as if any inquirer could satisfy himself fully with reference to every
point which might become of importance for him to know respecting the United States debt.
INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OUTSTANDING JUNE 30 1910.

Title of Loan.
Consols of 1930
Loans of 1908-18
Loan of 1925
Panama Canal Loan
Panama Canal Loan

Authorizing Act.
March 14 1900
June 13 1898
January 14 1875
June 28 1902 & Dec. 21 1905_
June 28 1902 QG Dec. 21 1905..

Outstanding.
Rate.
2%
3%
4%
2%
2%

When
Redeemable.

Interest
Payable.

April 1 1930J, 0, J
Att.Aug. 1 '08 F. M, A
Feb. 1 1925 F, M. A
Aug. 1 1916 F. M. A
Aft.Nov. 1 '18IF, M, A

Amount
Issued.

Registered.

Coupon.

Total.

& A $646,250,150 $641,419,950 $4,830,200 $646,250,150
& N 198,792,660 42,446,340 21,499,120 63,945,460
& N 162,315,400 98,516,050 19,973.850 118,489,900
& N
54,631,980 54,601,000
30,980 54,631,980
&N
30,000,000 29,564.520
435,480 30,000,000

Aggregate of interest-bearing debt, excl. of U.S. bonds Issued to Pacific railroads, as stated below__ 1,091,990,190 $866,547,860 $46.769.630
$913.317,490
DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED JUNE 30 1910.
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 Juy 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 June 30 1910 of debt on which interest has ceased since maturity

$32,000 00
23,750 00
14,450 00
1,129,250 00
17,160 00
908,285 26
$2.124,895 26

DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST JUNE 30 1910.
Authoriring Act.
United States notes
Old demand notes
National Bank Notes
Redemption account
Fractional currency

Feb. 25 1862; July 11 1862; March 3 1883
July 17 1861; Feb. 12 1862
July 14 1890
July 17 1862; March 3 1863; June 30 1804. $15,239,928 28. less $8,375,934 estimated as lost or destroyed,
Act of June 21 1879

Aggregate June 30 1910 of debt bearing no interest

$346,681,016 00
53,282 50
27,004,463 00
6,858,822 28
5381.497,583 78

The foregoing shows that the Government debt on June 30 1910 was made up of (1) interest-bearing debt, $913,317,490,
of (2) debt on which interest has ceased, $2,124,895 26, of (3) debt bearing no interest, $381,497,583 78, making total gross
debt, $1,296,939,969 04; subtracting from the total the net cash balance in the Treasury ($250,490,783 79) at the same date
(June 30 1910), we have the net debt as it stood at the close of the last fiscal year, $1,046,449,185 25. Since the close of
June there have been no changes in the various items of the interest-bearing debt.
For later and future 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 1910, and on Nov. 1 1910; third, the Pacific Railroad bonds, which are never included in the Treasury
debt statements.
FUNDED LOAN OF 1891" (Column 1) 434s, continued at 2%
The bonds of this Issue were issued In exchange
434% funded loan of
1891 by agreement between the Secretary of the Treasury and the holders, and were made redeemable at pleasure for theGovernment.
of the
Amount
aimed $25,364,500, but May 18 1900 all were called for redemption on Aug. 18 1900, when interest ceased.
"CONSOLS OF 1930."—(Column 10.) Bonds (2% payable at the pleasure of the Government after 30 years) authorized
"Act
to
In
define
and
fix the standard of veins." &c. (for copy of Act see 'Chronicle," March 3 1900, page 411), for the purpose of refunding (1) outstanding
United States
bonds bearing Interest at 5% payable Feb. 1 1904;(2) bonds bearing interest at 4% payable July 1 1907; and (3) bonds
bearing
interest
at
3%
payable
August 1 1908 (the "ten-twenties of 1898")
For details of arrangement see Secretary Gage's circular with reference to the operations for carrying out
the refunding provisions of the bill In "Chronicle," March 17 1900, page 509. Of these 27
0s there were outstanding Nov.1 1910, according to debt statement, $646,250,150.
"LOAN OF 1908-1918."—(Column 8.) The bonds included under this head are an issue of
3%s. They were authorlited by Act of
June 13 1898 and are known as the "IVar Loan." The law provided that in allotting said bonds$198,792,660
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
form, coupon in denominations of
620, $100, $500 and $1,000, and registered in denominations of same amounts, and also In $5,006 and registered
$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. See circular for further details.
Subscriptions reached the amount of $1,325,000,000. The amount now outstanding (Nov.1 1910) is $63,945,460.
"FUNDED LOAN OF 1907"(Column (3) 4s. The Act of July 14 1870, authorized the
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; theseissue
bonds to be exempt from all taxes or duties
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,of
and proceeds
outstanding
5-20s, par for par, Outstanding (Nov. 1 1910), $1,129,250, included
applied to redemption of
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
money of the United States certificates of deposit of the denomination of ten dollars, bearing interest at the rate of 4%, and convertible at anylawful
time,
with accrued Interest, 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 authorization had been reached, the maximum amount of the issue being 840.012 730. Of these there were still outstanding
on
Nov. 1 1910 a total of $17,160, Included In debt bearing no interest.
"LOAN OF 1925."—(Column 8.) 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
details of an arrangment have this day been concluded whereby bonds authorized under the Act of July 14 1875, payable in coin at the pleasure ofthe
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
ing to a sum slightly In excess of $65,000,000, to be delivered to the Treasury of the United States, which snm added to the gold of gold coin amountserve will so restore such reserve as to make it amount to something more than $100,000,000. Such a premium is to be allowed now held in our reupon the bonds as to fix the rate of Interest upon the amount of gold realized at 3 34% per annum. At least one-half Of the gold to to the Government
be obtained Is to be
supplied from abroad. Section 3700 of the revised Statutes is as follows:
"Sec. 3700. The Secretary of the Treasury may purchase coin with any of the bonds or notes of the United States 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 "Resumdtion 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 5.) The pet 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 purpose mentioned,there were issued in Feb 1804, 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 Nov. 1 ($14,450) 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 (tor 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 E20 or some multiple of that sum, redeemable in gold coin at the pleasure of the United States
after ten years from the date of issue —$84.631,980 of said bonds have been issued, all of which are now outstanding
They bear date Aug. 1 1906 and
Nov.
began
1
1907
Feb.
an
1
1 1909.
Nov. 11908, but Interest
"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 3% per annum, payable with the principal sum onand after Nov.20 1908;
on presentation of the certificates for redemption. For further details see circular of Secretary Corteiyou in "Chronicle," Nov. 23 1907, page 1311—
the certificates have all been retired.




10

I VOL. Lxxxxi.

UNITED STATES DEBT.

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 the refunding operations of that period began. It has the advantage,
too of giving separate and distinct each issue of bonds now outstanding. The statement is subjoined.

Year.

PRINCIPAL OF THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES FROM JULY 1 1878 TO NOV. 1 1910
3
7
4
8
5
12
10
"Funded Loan 'Funded Loan "Refunding
"Loan of 'Navy Pens'n Old Os and 7s
"Loan of
Total
011891" 04%, of 1907,"
Certtficates,"
1925,"
1904."
Fund."
Converted into Interest-beating
4$.
contin'd at 2%
4$
4s.
5s.
35.
4s and 45-is,
Debt.

1878, July1
1879
1850
1881
1882
1883

240,000.000 00 98,850 000 00 40,012,750 00
250,000,000 00 728,673 790 00 12,848,210 00
250,000,000 00 737,980 800 00 1,367,000 00
250,000.000 00 738,659 000 00
688,800 00
250,000,000 00 738,884 300 00
465,050 00
250,000,000 00 737,586,300 00
355,900 00

1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890

250,000.000 00 737,661,70000
250.000,000 00 737,719,850 00
250,000.000 00 737.759.700 00
250.000,000 00 737,800,580 00
222,207,050 00 714,177,400 00
139,839,000 00 676,095,350 00
109,015,750 00 602,193.500 00

14,000,000 00 1,441,885,650 1,704,735,650 00
14,000,000 00 792,121,700 1,797,643,700 00
14,000,000 00 720,645,300 1.723,993,100 00
14,000,000 00 636,219,950 1,639,567,750 00
14,000,000 00 1460,461,050 1,463,810,400 00
14,000,000 00 (132,082.6001 1.338,229.150 00
11304204350f
14,000,000 00 1224.612,150 1,226,563,850 00
14,000,000 00 /194,190,500 1,196,150,950 00
14,000,000 00 1144.046.600 1,146,014,100 00
14.000,000 00 /19,716,500 1,021,692,350 00
14,000,000 00
950,522,500 00
14,000,000 00
829,853,990 00
14,000,000 00
725,313,110 00

290.000 00
240,600 00
207,800 00
175,270 00
138,050 00
119.640 00
103.860 00

50,869,200 00 559,566,000 00
1891
9
610,529,120 00
11
93,920 00
25,384,500 00 559,581,250 00
1892
585,029,330 00
"Loan of
"Consols of
83,580 00
1893
25,364,500 00 559,604,15000
585,037.100 00
1908."
1030."
88,450 00
1894
25,384,500 00 559.618,400 00
635,041,890 00
(War Bonds)
2%. ,
58,990 00 50,000,000
1895
25,364,500 00 559.625,750 00
716,202,060 00
54,110 00 100,000,000 31,157,700
3$.
1898
25,304,500 00 559,636,85000
847,383,890 00
47,140 00 100,000,000 182,315.400
1897
25,364,500 00 559,640,100 00
847,365,130 00
45,130 00 100,000,000 162,315,400
1898
25,364,500 00 550,646,0500
847,367,470 00
41,520 00 100,000,000 162,315.400
_
25,364,500 00 559,652,3000
1899
37,830 00 100.000,000 162,315,400 198.678,720
1,046,048,750 00
21 979,850 00 355,528 350 00
-1900
35,470 00 47,651,200 162,315,400 128,843,240 307.125.350 1,023,478,860 00
1901
257.375.050 00
33,320 00 21.854,100 162,315,400
09,621,420 445,940.750 987.141,040 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
173,385,650 00
1903
30,600 00 19,385,050 118,489,900
83,107,060 520,143,150 914,541,410 00
156,503,150 00
2
8
29,080 00
1904
118,489,900
77,135.360 542,909,950 895.157,440 00
"PanamaCanal
"Certificates
00
156.595.600
27,530
1905
00
118,489,900
77,135,360 542,909,950 895,158,340 00
116.755,15000
Loan."
26,280 00 of Indebt- 118,489,900
1908
63,945,460 595,942,350 895.159,140 00
25,150 00 edness."
1007
30,000,000 00 36,126,150 00
118,489.900
63,945,460 646,250,150 894,834,280 00
54.631,98000
14,188,500 118,489,90
1908
63,045,460 646,250,150 897,503,990 00
84,631,980 00
1909
118,489,900
63,945,460 646,250,150 913,317,490 00
84,631,980 00
1910
118,480,900
63,945,460 648,250,150 913,317,490 00
84.831.98000
1910, Nov. 1
118,481,900
63,945,460 646,250,150 913,317,490 00
I Continued at 3 Li %. f Continued at 3%.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES, ETC. (Continued.)

Year.

13 14
.
Debt on which InDebt bearing no
terest has ceased.
Interest.

1878, July 1
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1898
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910

15,594,560 26
37,015,630 26
7.621.455 26
1,723,865 26
16,260,805 26
7,831.415 26
19.656.205 28
4,100,995 26
9,704,445 26
6,115,165 26
2,496,095 26
1,911,485 26
1,815,805 26
1,614,705 26
2,785,875 26
2,094,060 26
1,851,240 26
1.721,590 26
1,636,890 26
1,346,880 26
1,262,680 28
1,218,300 26
1,176,320 26
1,415,620 26
1,280.860 26
1,205,090 28
1,970,920 26
1,370,245 26
1,128,135 26
1,086,815 26
4,130,015 28
2,883,855 26
2,124,895 26
,fla ORM 9A

15
Outstanding
Principal.

18
17
16
Cash in the Treasury Total Del S. less Cash Annual Interest
Charge.
July 1.
in Ti easury.
1164,179,012 08
200,394,517 01
166,114,752 88
180,488,985 35
158,835,689 78
161,019,431 92
161,396,577 18
178,602,643 23
227,265,253 34
206,323,950 21
243,674,167 85
209,470,874 01
189,993,104 20
153,893,808 83
126,692,377 03
122,462,200 38
117,584,436 13
195,240,153 51
267,432,096 70
240,137,626 76
205,657,570 78
281,380,468 73
•305,705,654 78
•326,833,124 92
•358,574,115 85
*384,394,275 58
•319,027,242 39
•292,490.322 87
•328,087,283 25
*418,581,437 51
*389,557,993 16
•274,453,841 25
•250,490,783 79
1925 ARR_11:12 10

$94,854,472 50
$1,990,1 82,280 45
83,773,778 50
1,998,, 14,905 03
79,633,981 00
1.919, 26,747 75
1,819,1 50,154 23
75,018,695 50
1,675,1 23,474 25
57,360,110 75
1,538,' 81,825 15
51,438,709 50
1,438,1 42,905 39
47,926,432 50
1,375,1 52,44391
47,014,133 00
1,282,' 45,840 44
45, 10.098 00
41,786,529 50
1,175; 68.675 42
38,991,935 25
1,063,1 04,894 73
33,752,354 60
975,1 39,750 22
29,417,603 15
890,' 84,370 53
23,615,735 80
851,' 12,751 78
22,893,883 20
841, 26,463 60
22,894,194 00
838, 60,475 75
899, 13,38055
25,394.385 60
901,672,96674
29,140,782 40
955,207,25370
34,387,265 60
986,656,086 14
34,387,315 20
1,027, 85,492 14
34,387,408 80
1,155,320,235 19
40,347,872 80
1,107. 11,257 89
33,545,130 00
1,044, 30,117 97
29,789,153 40
969, 57,241 04
27,542,945 50
925, 11,83731
25,541,573 30
967,231,77375
24,176,745 00
989, 66,771 97
24,177,850 20
964, 35.68679
23,238,064 00
878, 96,755 03
21,048,913 60
938, 32,409 38
21,101.197 40
1,023,, 61,53079
21,295,602 40
1,046, 49,185 25
21,295,602 40
• 11111
NT•Nyl
1
957 191 •090 09
1 In, AOR Alit 10
1.066 07,483 09
21,295,602 40
Note 1.-The annual Interest charge is computed upon the amount of outstanding principal at the close of the fiscal year,except In the case of May.
and
is exclusive of interest charge on Pacific Railway bonds
tor which the total Is of that date,
Note 2.-The figures for July 1 1870 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, and not
Included it in the available cash balance. In the foregoing statement, however, we have continued to Include the item so as not to embarrass comparison
with previous years.
1363,231,082 27
362,150,091 78
353,826,945 37
353,847,504 32
353,787,958 77
353,740.691 81
353,719,517 31
353,603,141 88
397,692,548 52
353.685,110 37
353,660,467 32
353,654,148 97
353,648,559 47
393,662,735 35
380,403,635 37
374,300,605 87
380,004,686 42
378,989,469 99
373,728,570 14
378,081,702 64
384,112,912 64
389,433,653 66
388,761,732 41
383,015,584 63
395,680,158 63
393,659,412 63
389.130,655 88
385.828,509 58
396,235,694 78
401,257,097 28
426,056,397 28
382,114,026 78
381,497,583 78

$2,163,561,292,53
2.198,809.422 04
2,085,441,500 63
2,000,139,119 58
1,833,859,164 03
1.699,801,257 07
1,599,939,572 57
1,553,955,087 14
1,509,411,091 78
1,381,492,625 63
1,306,679,062 58
1,185,419,624 23
1,080,777.474 73
1.005,806,560 61
968,218,840 63
961,431,766 13
1,016,897,816 88
1,096,913,120 25
1,222,729,350 40
1,226,793.712 90
1,232,743,082 90
1,436,700,703 92
1,413,416,912 87
1,371,572,244 89
1.328.031,356 89
1,309,405,912 89
1,286,259,016 14
1.282.357,094 84
1,292,522,970 04
1,297,178,192 54
1,327,690,402 54
1.298,315,372 04
1.296,939,969 04

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 the Pacific Railroad subsidy debt. To show the situation of this indebtedness
we have to make compilations of our own, as the 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 the
debt already paid and the balance due to the Government.
BONDS ISSUED TO PACIFIC RAILROADS-THEIR STATUS NOV. 1 1910.
Repaid by Companies in Full Settlement.

Railroad Liability.
Name of Railway.

Central Pacific
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Central Branch, Union Pacific
Western Pacific
Sioux City 83 Pacific
Totals

Bonds
Issued by
Government.

Net Interest
Paid by .
Government.

Total.

Through
Sinking
Fund.

Through
Payment to
Government.

Balance
Unsettled.
Total
Repaid.

$25,885,120 00 $36,604,385 29 $82,489,505 29 $9,100,452 55 $53,389,052 74 $62,489,505 29
7,124,898 00 '7.124,89800
6,303,000 00 6,607,45834
12,910,458 34
27,236,512 00 31,211.711 75 58,448,223 75 18.194,618 00 40,253,605 75 58,448,223 75
1,600,000 00 2,053,424 67
3,653,424 67
$3,653,424 67
5,423,662 88
1,970,560 00 3,453,10286
5,423,682 86
5,423,662 86
2,122,841 24
1,628,320 00 2,551,698 20
a2.122,841 24
4,180,018 20
$64,623,512 00 $82,481,781 11 5147,105,293 11 $27,295,070 55 $108,314,060 50 $135,609,131 14 $3,653,424 67

• Government accepted principal of bonds of Kansas Pacific RR.-s6,303,000-for indebtedness, but subsequently received an additional $821.898 on distribution of assets of Union Pacific, as mentioned In "note" below,. The remainder ($5,785,560 34) represents the loss to Government
a Government realized the sum of $2,122,841 24 trim sale of claim against Sioux City & Pacific RR., or $2,057,176 90 less
under the settlement.
than the company's Indebtedness.
Note.-Tho Government has been reimbursed for $27.236.512 Principal and $31,211,711 75 interest, being the total indebtedness of the Union
Pacific Railroad Comoany 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 Railroad, 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 1699, twenty notes of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
(bearing interest at 3% per annum), payable respectively on or before the expiration of each successive six months for ten years, and aggregating
$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. 11899, were delivered to the Treasurer of the United States.
The balance of the total indebtedness was paid In
full July 28 1908.




DEBTS AND RESOURCES
OF THE

STATES, CMES MO TOWNS
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 14 to 16 RHODE ISLAND—State, Cities, Scc
Pages 16 to 18 CONNECTICUT—State, Cities, &c

State of Maine.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted as a State (Act March 3 1820)
March 15 1820
Total area of State (square miles)
33,040
State Capital
Augusta
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan. 1911) _Bert
_Bert M. Fernald
Secretary of State (term expires *Jan 1911)____A. I. Brown
Treasurer (term expires *Feb. 11911)
P. P. Gilmore
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Wednesday in
January, and there is no limit to length of sessions.
•Is chosen by Legislature.
HISTORY OF DEBT.—For history of Maine State debt up to 1889,
see "State and City Supplement" of April 1895, page 9.
The whole State debt matured In June and October 1889, and all that
was not paid VMS refunded Into new loans, payable by installments, part
each year. At present the debt stands as follows:
LOANS—
—Interest
Outstanding
Name and Purpose.
Rate, Payable. When Due.
Principal.
Re-iss. Loan Juno '89 Class "B"..r 3
J-D
June 1 1911
$2,000
Do
Class "C"
r 3
J-D Linn° 1 1914&'21 100,000
1June 1 1915&'20 80,000
Re-18s. Loan Oct.'89 Class "I3"_r 3
A-0
Oct. 1 1911
20,000
Oct. 1 1912-1916 140,000
Oct. 1 1918
10,000
Do
Class "C"
r 3
A-0
Oct. 1 1919
21,000
Oct. 1 1920
16,000
Oct. 1 1921
28,000
r 3
Do
Class "D"
A-0
Oct. 11922-1925 12,000
Bonds to State College
r 5
J-D
June 1 1919
118,300
Do
do
r 4
do
J-J
July 1 1917
100,000
Bond to Insane Hospital
r 4
J-J
July 1 1917
50,000
Loan of 1869, not presented for payment
700
1NTEREsT is payable at the State Treasury, Augusta, Me., or in Boston.
TOTAL DEBT.—The subjoined statement shows Maine's total funded
debt on each of the dates named.
Jan. 11910. Jan. 11909. Jan. 1 1008. Jan. 1 1907.
$698,000
Bonded debt
$698,000
$713 000 $1,003,000
On Jan. 1 1910 the rescources of the State were as follows: Cash in.
Treasury, $75,823.55; balance due on State taxes, $1,020,780.39; securities, $526,093.02: total, $1,622,696.96.
ASSESSED V ALU ATION.—Valuations are taken only in even years.
Assessed Valuation
State tax
Personal.
Real.
Years.
Total.
per $1,000
$345,572,709 $82,639,756 $428,212,465 $3 00
1908
1906
316,053,787
78,679,203
394,732,990
3 00
1904
74,049,103
292,464,911
366,514,014
275
69,174,571
1902
283,054,326
352,228,897
2 75
Years—
Total Valu'n. Tax rate.IYears—
Total Valu'n. Tax rate.
1900
$100,157,573
$2.7511850
$336,699,649
200
1890
309,096,041
69,246,288
2 2511840
2 90
1880
235,978,716
28,807,687
5 0011830
.1 90
1870
224,812,900
20,962,778
6 0011820
1860
164,714,168
1 251
POPULATION OF STATE.—According to United States Census.
1910
742,37111860
628 27911820
298,335
1900
694,46611850
583,16911810
228,710
1800
661,08611840
501,70311800
151,719
1880
648,93611830
399,45511790
96,540
628,9151
1870
DEBT LIMITATIONS.—STATE.-----The debt of the State is limited by
Section 14 Article 9, of the State Constitution. This section reads as
follows:
SECTION 14. The credit of the State shall not be directly or indirectly
loaned in any case. The Legislature shall not create any debt or debts,
liability or liabilities, on behalf of the State. which shall singly or in the
aggregate, with previous debts and liabilities hereafter incurred, at any one
time exceed $300,000, except to suppress insurrection, to repel invasion, or
for purposes of war; but this amendment shall not be construed to refer
to any money that has been, or may be, deposited with this State by the
Government of the United States, or to any fund which the State shall
hold In trust for any Indian tribe.
MUNICIPAL—The following amendment to the Maine Constitution
took effect January 2 1878;
ARTICLE XXII. LIMItatIOR of Municipal Indebtedness. No city or
town shall create any debt or liability which, singly or in the aggregate, with
previous debts or liabilities, shall exceed five per centum of the last regulat




Pages 18 to 33
Pages 33 to 35
Pages 35 to 39

valuation of said city or town provided, however, that the adoption of this
article shall not be construed as applying to any fund received in trust by
the said city or town, nor to any loan for the purpose of renewing existing
loans or for war; or to temporary loans to be paid out of money raised by
taxation during the year In which they arc made.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—The Legislature of 1900 approved
an Act exempting from taxation all bonds issued after Feb. 1 1909 by the
State or any county, municipality, village, corporation or water district
therein. Banks and trust companies holding such securities are allowed
to deduct the same from the assessment of their shares. See V 88. p.
1451, for Act in full.
SAVINGS BANKS' INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.—The provisions regulating the Investments and loans of savings
banks and institutions for savings in the State of Maine are contained in
Sections 23 to 26, inclusive, of Chapter 98 of the Revised Statutes of 1903.
The Legislature made several changes in 1907 and in 1909 which we have
Incorporated below.
SECTION 23. Savings banks and institutions for savings are restricted
to and hereafter may invest their deposits as follows:
First, a. In the public funds of the United States and District of Columbia.
b. In the public funds of any of the New England States and of the States
of New York. Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, California, Oregon and Washington.
Second, a. In the bonds of the counties, cities and towns of any of the
New England States.
b. In the bonds of cities and districts in the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland. Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, California, Oregon and
Washington, having a population of seventy-five thousand or more, when
Issued for municipal purposes, and which are a direct obligation on all the
taxable property therein.
c. In the bonds of counties of twenty thousand inhabitants or more in
the States of New York. Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky,
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, California. Oregon and Washington, when issued for municipal purposes
and which are a direct obligation on all the taxable property therein except
when issued in aid of railroads, provided, that the net municipal indebtedness
of such county does not exceed 5% of the last preceding valuation of the
property therein for the assessment of taxes.
d. In the bonds of any city of ten thousand inhabitants or more in the
States of New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, California, Oregon and Washington, when issued for municipal
purposes, and which are a direct obligation on all the taxable property
therein except when Issued in aid of railroads, provided that the net municipal
Indebtedness of such city does not exceed 5% of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
e. In the refunding bonds of counties and cities above enumerated issued
to take up at maturity bonds which were legal and constitutional when
Issued, provided that the interest has been fully paid on such original bonds
for at least five years last prior to such refunding; provided, further, that
such counties and cities can otherwise meet the foregoing conditions.
f. In the bonds and obligations of school district boards, boards of
education and other corporate bodies within such cities, authorized to
issue bonds payable primarily from taxes levied on all the taxable property
In said district; provided that the population of the district is ten thousand
or more, and the population and assessed valuation of the district are
equal to at least 90% of the population and the assessed valuation of the
city within which such district is located; provided, further, that the net
municipal indebtedness of such district does not exceed 5% of the last
preceding valuation of the property therein for the assessment of taxes.
g. In the bonds or obligations of any municipal or quasi-municipal
corporation of this State, when such securities are a direct obligation on
all the taxable property of said corporation.
Third, a. In the railroad bonds of this State.
b. In the first mortgage bonds of any completed railroads of the States
of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Maryland, Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas
and Nebraska.
c. In the first mortgage bonds of the Central Pacific, Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific railroads.
d. In the mortgage bonds of any railroad leased to any dividend-paying
railroad In New England upon terms guaranteeing the payment of a regular
stated dividend upon the stock of such leased road and the interest on its
bonds.
e. Street railroad companies are not railroad companies within the
meaning of the foregoing clauses of this section.
f. In the bonds of street railroads constructed in this State prior to
April 27 1895, and In the bonds of street railroads in this State constructed
after said date, and in the first mortgage bonds of any completed street
railroad in the States of New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois,
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska; provided, that in the case of street railroads
constructed in this State after April 27 1895, and in the case of street
railroads in the States above named, an amount of capital stock equal to
33 1-3% of the mortgaged debt shall have been paid in, in cash, and expended upon the road, evidenced by a certificate of the railroad commis-

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stoners of the State where the road is located, filed in the office of the
Secretary of State of this State, that said percentage has been so paid in
and expended in addition to the amount of the bonded debt, provided,
further, that in'such of the above States as have no railroad commissionets
having supervision of street railroads the bank examiner of this State may
ascertain the facts and if they meet the foregoing requirement may file
certificate thereof with the Secretary of State: provided, further, that when,
for any reason, it is impossible to obtain a certificate that an amount of
capital stock equal to one-third of the bonded debt has been oak' in, 1.1
cash, In lieu thereof such bonds may be certified as legal for the purpose
hereof, on satisfactory proof to the bank examiner that annual dividends in
stock
amount equal to five per centum per annum on an amount of capitalperiod
equal to one-third of the bonded debt has been earned and paid for a
of five Years next prior thereto: and all the expenses and compensation of
the bank examiner for such service shall be paid by the railroad company
seeking to make its bonds a legal investment under this section, whether
the same are admitted or not. No bonds secured by an open mortgage
shall be legal under this section unless the mortgage provides that the total
amount of bonds certified and outstanding under it shall at no time exceed
seventy-five per cent of the amount of cash expended upon the road.
g. In consolidated or refunding bonds, which are of an issue to retire
the entire funded debt under the conditions as applied to first mortgage
bonds in clauses b, c and f of this sub-division, and which are secured by
a first mortgage on the whole or any part of the system.
Fourth. In the mortgage bonds of any water company in the New
England States actually engaged in supplying any city or cities, town or
towns, village or villages or other municipal corporations, with water for
domestic use and for the extinguishment of fires, whenever such company
Is earning more than Its fixed charges and interest on its debts and Its
running expenses.
Fifth. In bonds of any corporation other than railroads and water companies Incorporated under the authority of this State and actually conducting in this State the business for which such corporation was created,
which is earning an amount in excess of fixed charges, interest on its debts
and running expenses equivalent to 5% per annum on an amount of capital stock equal to one-halt of its entire funded debt.
Sixth, a. In the stock of any bank or banking association incorporated
under the authority of the State.
b. In the stock of any bank or banking association incorporated under
the authority of the United States, If located within the New England States.
C. In the stock of any railroad company of this State unencumbered by
mortgage.
d. In the bonds, stock or notes of any railroad in New England which
has earned and paid an annual dividend equivalent to five per cent on a
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 &
Hudson River, the Illinois Central, the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
and the Pennsylvania Railroad companies.
e. In the stock of any railroad leased to any dividend-paying railroad in
New England upon terms guaranteeing the payment of a regular stated
dividend upon the stock of such leased road and the interest on its bonds.
1. In the stock of any corporation other than railroad and water com
panics, incorporated under authority of this State, and actually conducting
In this State the business for which such corporation was created, which
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
and New Hampshire to an amount not exceeding 60% of the value of such
real estate.
b. In notes with a pledge as collateral of any funds, bonds, notes or
stocks which the bank or institution would, by this section, be authorized
to purchase, provided the market value of said collateral is equal to the
amount of the loan.
c. In notes with a pledge as collateral of any savings bank deposit book
issued by any savings bank In this State.
d. In notes with a pledge as collateral of such funds, bonds, notes or
stocks as in the judgment of the trustees it is safe and for the interest of
the bank to accept to an amount not exceeding 75% of the market value of
such funds, bonds, notes or stocks.
e In loans to any municipal corporation in this State.
1. In loans secured by a mortgage of such personal property as In the
judgment of the trustees it is safe and for the interest of the bank to accept.
g. In loans to any corporation owning real estate in this State and actually
conducting in this State the business for which such corporation was created.
Eighth, a. The term "net municipal indebtedness of counties," as used in
this section, shall be construed to include all bonds which are a direct
obligation of the county less the amount of any sinking fund available in
the reduction of such debt.
b. The term "net municipal indebtedness of cities and districts," as used
In this section, shall be construed to include in the case of either not only
all bonds which are a direct obligation of the cities, but also all bonds of
the districts or boards within the same, as above enumerated, exclusive
of any such debt created for a water supply and of the amount of any
sinking fund available in reduction of such debt.
c. The number of inhabitants of cities and counties shall be determined
by the last previous official census thereof, as established by the last
United States or State census or city or county census taken in the same
manner as United States or State census and duly certified to by the clerk
or treasurer of such city or the auditor or treasurer of such county.
Ninth. MI investments shall be charged and entered on the books of the
bank at their cost to the bank or at par when a premium Is paid.
SECTION 24. Any such bank or Institution may hold real estate in the
city or town in which such bank or institution is located, to an amount
not exceeding 5 %of its deposits or to an amount not exceeding its reserve
fund.
SECTION 25. No such bank or institution shall hold by way of investment, or as security for loans, or both, more than one-fifth of the capital
stock of any corporation, nor invest more than 10% of its deposits, not
exceeding $60,000, In the capital stock or notes of any corporation,
nor have more than 50% of its deposits in mortgages of real estate. Tnis
section and the two preceding do not apply to real estate, or other assets,
acquired by the foreclosure of a mortgage thereon, or upon Judgment
for debts, or in settlements to secure debts. This section does not apply
to bonds enumerated in the first five sub-divisions of Section 23 of this
Chapter.
SECTION 26. Savings banks and institutions for savings may deposit on
call in banks or banking associations incorporated under the authority of this
State, or the laws of the United States, and receive interest for the same.
SECTION 27. The trustees shall see to the proper investment of deposits
and funds of the corporation in the manner hereinbefore prescribed. No
loan shall be made directly or indirectly to any officer of the corporation
or to any firm of which such officer is a member.

$63,000
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS60,000
Reservoir Bds.(Water Corn. Debt). Water sinking fund (incl.) _
15,000
4s '07 J-J $15,000c __July 1 1927 Water Corn. debt (not Incl.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ -7,715,000
334s'05 J-J $58,700c __July 1 1925 (Assessm't abt. 80% actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_5282,700 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ ___$20 00
12,951
49,800 Population in 1900
Floating debt
15.000
City water debt (Included)- - 88,700 Population In 1009 (est.)
INTEREST at Treasurer's office and Nat. Shawmut Bank in Boston.

AUGUSTA. J. R. Townsend, Treasurer.
This city is in Kennebec County. Incorporated 1849.
LOANSHigh School Bonds
When Due.
Road improvement Bonds.
4s '09 J-D $36,000c_June 1 '11-'18
4s '08
F-A$40,000c__ _Feb 1 1933 BOND, DEBT Apr 1910 -$339,800
7,348,369
Funding Bonds.
Total valuation 1909
M-S $40,000c Sept 1 1924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _$27.75
3343
11,683
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1900
13,000
4s
F-A $167,220c ___1911-1919 Population in 1009 (est.)
INC. on the 4s Is payable in Boston:
Refunding & improv't Bonds
on other bonds at city treasury.
4s '09 F-A $40,220c___Feb 1 1934
AUGUSTA WATER DISTRICT. Geo, E. Macomber, Treasurer.
DEBT Oct 1910__ _$700,000
BOND.
When Due.
LOANS54,000
4s '04 F-A g $700,000c _Aug 1 1934 Sinking fund
INTEREST is payable at Nationa Shawmut Bank Boston.

BANGOR. H. 0. Pierce, Treas. W. P. Hubbard, Aud.
This city is In Penobscot County. Incorporated as a town Feb. 25 1701:
as a city Feb. 12 1834. The bonds of this city are not taxed.
When Due. Water debt (included)._ _ $570,000
LOANS20,000
Floating debt
Refunding Bonds.
213,279
4s '08 F-A $125,000c__Aug 11028 Trust funds
Total liability Oct 1 '10_ __ _1,078,270
CityDebt.
96,101
4s '92 M-N $50,000c___Nov 2 1912 Cash and accounts due_
4s '93 M-N 100,000c___Nov 1 1914 Total assessedival. 1010_22,370,801
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
Water Bonds.
4s '10 F-A $70,000c_Aug 1 '11-17 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$20.00
21,859
Population In 1900
Refunding Water Bonds
25,000
4s '05 J-J $500,000c.-July 1 1935 Population In 1010 (est.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 'l0__$845,000
INTEREST is payable either at the Merchants' National Bank In Boston or by the City Treasurer in Bangor.
CITY PROPERTY.-Real estate and personal property owned by city Is
valued at $2,300,000, Incl. water-works estimated at $1,500,000.

BATH. John S. Hyde, Mayor; 0. C. Rogers, Treasurer.
Bath is in Sagadahoc County. Town Inc. Feb. 17 1781: city June 4 1847
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
4s re '07 J-J $10,0000__ _Jan 1 1927
334s g'02J-J $5,000c_Jan 15 1911 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1910_$255,500
4s
J-J 110,500c_Jan 1 1021 Total assessed val. 1009_7,034,685
(Subject to call after June 1 1911.) (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s g '07 J-J $88,000c ____1911-1020 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909._ _ _$23.00
10.477
Sawer Bonds.
Population in 1900
4s '07
INTEREST Is payable in Boston.
J-J $42,000c___Jan 1 1927

BELFAST. E. S Pitcher, Treasurer.

This city is In Waldo County. Incorporated June 22 1773. Charter
adopted in 1853. Belfast owns $500,000 of Belfast & Moosehead Railroad stock, of which 1.396 shares are preferred and 3,604 common.
$2,836,513
When DUO. Tax valuation 1910
LOANS1 (Assessment about actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
F-A$477,0000_ _Aug 15 1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910 _519 00
48
4,615
4s '09 M-N 113,000c_ _Nov 1 1929 Population in 1900
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1010__$590,000
INTEREST is payable at Belfast and First National Bank, Boston.

BIDDEFORD. Michael J. Boland, Treasurer.
This city is in York County. Incorporated in 1855.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1910_ $220,000
15,133
Refunding Bonds.
Cash on hand
7,390,100
4s'04 M-N $50,000e _May 14 1914 Total valuation 1909
4505 M-N 25,000c__ _May 1 1915 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
45,000c __July 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$24.00
4s '97 J-J
16,145
4s '00 M-N 25,000c_May 1 1920 Population in 1000
INTEREST Is payable in Boston
25,000cJuly 1 1021
34s'01 J-J
330'05 M-N 50,000c___May 1 1925 or Biddeford.

BREWER. C. M. Cochran, Treasurer.
This city Is:In Penobscot County. Incorporated as a city Feb. 8 1889.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1910_$94,000
LOANS24,000
Floating debt
Funding Bonds.
1921 Assessed valuation 1910..52,255,140
4s '01 M-N $30,000c
1914 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
7,000c
4s '94 J-D
1925 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _$26.00
4s '05 A-0 27,000c
4,835
48 '09 M-S 30,000c_ _Sept 1 1929 Population In 1900
INTEREST is payable at the State National Bank, Boston, and Eastern
Trust & Bank. Co. In Bangor.

BRUNSWICK (Village). J. W. Fisher, Treasurer.
Incorporated in 1893.
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_ $94,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_3,632,856
Sower Bonds.
yearly Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909__ _ _$19.00
_
$94,000_
_Part
_
J-J
43
INTEREST is payable at the State National Bank, Boston,

BRUNSWICK AND TOPSHAM
Charles L. Bowker, Treasurer.

WATER

DISTRICT.

A district supplying Brunswick and Topsham with water.
$14,000
48 g '09 J-J $42,000c___July 1 1036 Sinking fund
4s g '06 J-J I 22,000c_Jan 1 1921 Assessed val-f Brunswick _ 3,632,856
nation '091Topsham __ 1,139,210
1250,000c_Jan 1 '26 &'36
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_5314,000
INTEREST payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.

CALAIS. M. Bradish, Auditor.

This city is in Washington County. Incorporated 1851.
When Due. BONI). DEBT Nov 11010.. $117,000
•
LOANS2,000
Floating debt
Building Bonds.
6,109
1 1926 Sinking fund
$13,000c___Dec
48
J-D
2,665,510
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Tax valuation 1910
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $85,000c____Deo 1 1926 (Assessment about actual value.)
48
STATE OF MAINE.
10,000c___July 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$25.00
4s
J-J
7,650
0,0000_ _Feb 11018 Population in 1000
F-A
4s
AROOSTOOK COUNTY. F. A. Gellerson, Treasurer.
INTEREST is payable at the National Shawmut Bank of Boston, except
County seat is Ilouiton. Incorporated In 1839. This county owned
$728,000 of the preferred stock of the Bangor & Aroostook 1111. Co., but on refunding 4s due 1915, which is payable at the Calais National Bank.
sold the same late in 1901 to the railroad company upon their agreeing to
pay the interest on the $728 000 railroad-aid bonds in table below, and also CARIBOU. P. L. McKelly, Treasurer.
to pay the principal at maturity. This agreement has been guaranteed by
This town is in Aroostook County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_ $57,000
a deposit of $728,000 4% consolidated refunding bonds of the railroad com- LOANSSinking fund
4,000
pany with he Old Colony Trust Co. of Boston. V. 74. p. 110.
School Bonds.
1928 Assessed valuation 1909_ 1,841,215
M-N
$25,000c
45
Oct
DEBT
When
1910_5777,000
Due, BOND.
LOANS(Assessment
about 50% actual value)
Bonds
Bridge
Sinking fund Jan 1 1910._ 769,502
Refunding Bonds.
1920 Total tax (per $1,000) 1010__$25.50
J-J $18,000c
59,0000-Aug 1 1919 Total assessed val 1909_ _20,758,963 334s
Aug
4s
4,758
Population in 1900
Railroad Bonds
(Assessment about 3,6 actual value.)
Cour Hon e8,000
1913 Population in 1010 (est.)
J-D $14,000
$1.51 4)0
J-D $40,0000___June 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
4s
Savings
payable
the
Is
at
bonds
Androscoggin
INTEREST
the
on
school
60,744
1900
in
Population
RR.).
A.
&
(B.
Aid
Railroad
at the Old Colony Trust Co. In
M-S$500,000o_-_Se t 1 1912 INTEREST is payable in Boston. Bank in Lewiston, on the bridge bonds
43413
Boston; and on the railroad bonds at the Merrill Trust Co. In Bangor.
4)0
J-J 228,000c___Ju y 1 1915

COUNTY. E. H. Trickey, Commissioner.
AUBURN. Irving L. Merrill, Mayor; E. G. Eveleth, Treas. CUMBERLAND
Portland is the county seat. Incorporated in 1760.

Auburn is in Androscoggin County. Incorporated Feb. 22 1869. City
owns railroad stock paying 6 %; par value $75,000.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSJ-J $15,000c___Jan 1 1922
3s
City Bonds.
J-J
25,0000___July 1 1923
J-J $12,000c___July 1 1911 3;is
48
23,500c___July 1 1924
J-J
4s
4,0000__Jan 1 1912 31.45 '04J-J
15,000c___July 1 1925
J-J
7,000c___July 1 1912 334s'05 J-J
45
18,1100e_ _July 2 1926
J-J
15,000c___July 1 1917 34s 06J-.1
45
10,000___July 1 1030
J-J
30
15,000c_July 1 1920 4s '10 J-J
City Water Bonds.
J-J
16,000c_ June 1 1923
45
3
J-J $30,000c., Ma
14,500c___Jan 1 1925 4s
J-J
45




When Due. BOND. DEBT May 14 1910.5750,000
LOANS37,500
Sinking fund
Court House Bonds.
1921 Total assessed val. 1009_88,617,608
J-J 15250,000c
33.4s
1022 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_51.20
1 300,000c
100,689
33-4s '09 J-J 200,000--__July 1 19241 Population In 1900
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.

EAST LIVERMORE WATER DISTRICT. J.B.Clary,Trust.

When Due. I BOND. DEBT June 16 '10_5150,000
LOANS4s '09 F-A $97,000_ _Feb 1 10201 INTEREST payable in Boston

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EASTPORT. Chas. I. Morton, Auditor.

CITY OF DEERING BONDS-Annexed Feb. 6 1899.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
This city is In Washington County. Incorporated March 31 1903.
Town of Deering Bonds.
Is
J-D $20,000c___June 1 1917
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910.-- $59,000
4s
3.1-N
$2,500c___Nov
1 1911
Forest Avenue Bonds.
Refunding Bonds
1009___1,608,325
Assessed valuation
J-D
4s
1,500c___Dec 1 1911 4s
J-D $15.000c___Dec 1 1915
4s '07 J-J $25,000c___July 1 1937 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
High-School Bonds
4$
F-A 17,000c___Feb 1 191fik
46
A-0 14,000c_April 1 '11-'17 Tax rate (per 51.000) 1000___$30 00
4s
F-A $16,000c___Feb 1 1913 4s
6,000c___June 1 1918
J-D
School Bonds.
5,311 4s
Population in 1900
M-N 20,000c___May 1 1918
Refunding Bonds.
3%8
J-D $20,000r
Dec 1910 INTEREST is payable in Eastport.
4s
J-D 19.000c___June 1 1919 4s
J-D $38,000c___June 1 1912
EDEN. Charles F. Paine, Treasurer (P. 0. Bar Harbor).
4s
A-0 11,500c_ __April 1 1917
INTEREST on all the issues except the registered bonds is payable in
' This town is in Hancock County. Incorporated Feb. 23 1796
First
the
Boston
Nat.
at
Bank,
and
at
the Portland Trust Co. in Portland.
LOANSWhen Due.
High School Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. ETC.
Town-Hall Land Bonds.
4s '08 A-() $21,000r_ __Apr 1 1926
May 26 '10. Dec. 31 '09. Oct. 1 '08. Aug. 1 '07.
J-J $17,500r_July 1 '11-'17 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910.. $178,000
4s
$2,211,000 $2,198,446 $2,564,000 *2,611,000
Funding Bonds
11,123 Total debt
Other liabilities
415,310
535,415
48
J-J J$17,000r..July 1 '11-'18 Treasury balance
1,309,215
45,186 Assets
1,361,670
1 10,000r___July 1 1919 Total valuation for 1909_6,201,182
Net debt
$1,795,690 $1,663,031 $1,254,785 51,249,330
School Bonds.
(Assessm't about 50% actual value.)
48 '07 M-S $75,000r_Mch 1 '11-'25 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_529.00
AVAILABLE ASSETS.-The city's available assets, amounting to
4s
30,000_Sept 10 '16-'21 Population in 1900
4,379 $415,310 on May 26 1910, Include 1,700 shares ($85 per share) of Portland
INTEREST on $75,000 school bonds In Newburyport, Mass.; on $30,000 Gas Light Co. stock, $144,500 PortI'd & Ogdensb'g By. stock (4.656 1-10
school bonds in Bar Harbor; on high-school bonds in Boston at the Old Col- shares), valued at $47 50 per share, or $221,164 75, and notes and amount
to credit of Commissioners on city debt, $49,695. Borrowing capacity
ony Trust Co.; on others in Bangor.
Jan. 1 1910 was $724,215 20.
ELLSWORTH. Thomas E. Hale, City Clerk.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The city's assessed valuation (about full
cash value) and the tax rate have been as follows, the annexation of
This city is In Hancock County. Incorporated in 1869,
Deering in 1899 increasing values since that date:
LOANS1Vhen Due. Total assessed val. 1910_ _ 32.007,590
Real
Total
Personal
Rate of Tax
War Debt.
(Assessment about full value.)
Years.
Estate.
Property.
Valuation. per $1.000
4s
J-D $28,000c_ _June 1 1917 Tax rate (per 31,000) 1910_422,50 1909
$41,804,650
*58,453,415
$16,648,765
52
10 8
60
45
J-D 17.000c___June 1 1912 Population in 1900
4,297 1908
40,437,600
16,640,025
57,077,625
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _ _545,000 Population in 1910 (est.)
4,000 1905
35,600.350
15,425,655
51,026,005
21 20
52,550
Floating debt
1900
31,502,000
13,626,305
45,128,305
21 00
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's office. 1 4.1 's' ,,••,
1890
23,184,400
12,427,590
35 611,99036,425.
19 70
POPULATION.-In 1910, 58,571; in 1900, 50,145; in 1890.
GARDINER. C. H. Gray, Mayor; F. A. Danforth, Auditor.
PORTLAND BRIDGE DISTRICT. Samuel S. Gilbert, Treasurer.
This city Is in Kennebec County. Incorporated in 1849.
This district comprises the entire cities of Portland and South Portland
LOANSWhen Due BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_$110,500
and was organized in 1905 to build Vaughan's Bridge, connecting the two
Bridge Loan.
Sinking fund
7,281
4s '96 M-N $20,000c
May 1916 Assessed valuation 1910_ 3,626.799 cities. The entire property of the two cities is liable in proportion to
assessed valuation.
Refunding Loans.
(Assessment about actual value.)
When Due BOND. DEBT April 1 1910 $380,000
3)0'97 A-0 $5,500c__Apr 14 1913 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____524.00 LOANSJ-J f$340,000c_July 1 '11-44 Valuation 1909 fPortiand 58,453,415
3Ms'97 A-0
9,000c_Oct 15 1919 Population In 1900
5,501 33i8
I 30,000c_July 1 1945
1So. Port. 3,499,672
4s 08 A-0 76,000cApr 16 1928
INTEREST payable in Portland and Boston.
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston. '•'
,
.t'1 ri,91 41 -11 ' PORTLAND
WATER DISTRICT. Millard F Hicks, Treasurer
GARDINER WATER DISTRICT. F. A. Danforth, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due.1 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1010LOANSWhen Due. I BOND. DEBT Nov 1010_$232,500
Funding Bonds.
District bonds
$2 10
45
J-J $232,500 c. _Jan 1 1934 I Sinking fund
$3,806 4s '08 J-D$2,100,000c__Dec 1 1928
Water Co bds (assumed) 2 02
INTEREST Is payable at Maine Trust & Banking Co., Gardiner. • , . 1 i
INTEREST payable at Old Colony Trust Co. In Boston 3 t U
States Trust Co. In Portland.

HALLOWELL. F. S. Wingate, Mayor; C. K. Howe, Treas.

This city Is in Kennebec County. Incorporated in 1850.
ROCKLAND. S. A. Adams, City Treasurer.
LOANScity, which is In Knox County, was Incorporated in 1554
When Due. Floating debt
Bonds
$13,500 of This
the city are not taxed. Interest payable in Rockland.
Refunding 1893.
Sinking fund
15,000 LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds-(Continued)4s
M-N $12,000c-_Nov '11-'22 Tax valuation 1910
21
1,471,400
Refunding
Bonds
3 Yes
.
. ... $40,350
Water Bonds.
(Assessment same as actual value.)
J-J $13,0000___July 1 1912
(Subject to call after 7 years.)
48 g '98 J-J 550 000c_ __Jan 1 1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_322 00 3;is
16,800c__July
35s
J-J
1915
1
4s
'07
J-J
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910____ $63,000 Population In 1900
13,000____July
1 1922
2,714
18,000c...._July 1 1916
(Subject to call at any time.)
33is
J-J
INTEREST Is payable In Boston and Hallowell.
•
3M
F-A 32,500c___Feb 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Feb 8 '09_ $279.550
38
.T-J
27.600c
__July
1918
1
Total
valuation
1909__5,564.056
HOULTON. Frank A. Peabody, Chairman Selectmen.
23,200c___July 1 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_422.00
J-J
This town is in Aroostook County. Incorporated March 8 1831. City 38
38 '05 J-J
20.850____July 1 1920 Population in 1900
owns 1,995 shares stock-value $49,875-of the Houlton Water Co.
8.150
LOANSWhen Due.
School, Bridges, Town Imp. Bonds SACO. M. R. Burns, Clerk.
Refunding Bonds.
This city is In York County. Incorporated Feb. 18 1867.
4s
A-0 $20,000c___Apr 1 1917
•
48
A-0 $10,000c___Oct 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_ $106,400 LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds (Continued).
3;•68
J-D 37.000c .Dec 15 1920 Floating debt
Refunding Bonds.
35 000
3 W3'09 M-S $14,500c_Sept 1 '11-'39
Water Bonds.
J-J $30,000c
Sinking fund
1917 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1910_ $131,301
1,000 4s
3s
M-N $1.600c_May 1 '11-'12 Total valuation 1909
J-D 19,500c___Dec '11-'23 Tax valuation 1910
3,129.161 4s
4,449,365
3
M-N 20,000c_May 1 '13-'32 (Assessment about 75% actual value) 3s
M-N 20,000c_ Nov '11-'30 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
3;is
M-N 17,000c___May 11032 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-.327.50 33s
1.1-S 15,000c__Aug 31 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910___$21.60
(Subject to call May 1 1918.)
4s
'07
A-0
32,000c_Oct
Population in 1900
1 '11-42 Population in 1900
4.686
INTEREST payable at Boston. Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST is payable In Boston Population in 1910 (est.)
6,500
6,500

KENNEBEC WATER DISTRICT. G. K. Boutelle, Treas. SOUTH PARIS.

This village is in Oxford County.
The city of Waterville and the village of Fairfield are in this district.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_468,000
Population served by district 18.000. Post office address Waterville.
Water-System Bonds.
Floating debt
2,000
LOANSWhen Due. 9s g '10 M-N $50,000c._May 11025 4s '09 A-0 $68,000c___Oct 1 1929 Assessed valuation 1910___ _$724,252
3)ig'10 M-N $100,000c_ _May 1 1915 BOND. DEBT Apr 11910.. $950,000 INT. payable
at Paris Trust Co.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_44.00
3 %s g'05 M-N.100,000c_May 1 1915 Sinking fund
28,500
3%8 g M-N 1 150,000c_May 1 1920 Total valuation 1909
7,327,595 WASHINGTON COUNTY. M. Gardner, Treasurer.
650,000c_May 1 1925 Population in 1910 (est.)
15,000
County scats are Machias and Ca als. Incorporated in 1789.
INTEREST payable at National Shawmut Bank, Boston.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_
$500,000
Washington Co RR Bonds.
Total assessed val, 1909_312,703,306
KITTERY WATER DISTRICT. H. Mitchell, President.
Is 98 J-J $25,0000__Jan 1 1916 State & Co. tax (per $1,000)'09$26.07
This district is located in the town of Kittery, York
County, and supplies 48 93 J-J 475.000c__Jan 1 1928 Population in 1900
45,232
water to about 5,000 inhabitants.
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1923.)
LOANSWhen Oue I BOND.DEBT April 1910_4204,000
INTEREST is payable at the Boylston National Bank of Boston. • •
f $4,000c__Jan 1 '11-12
iis y8 J-J 4 40,000c__Jan 1 '13-20
WATERVILLE. L. E. Thayer, Treasurer.
I 80,000c Jan 1 '21-30
INTEREST payable In
This city is in Kennebec County. Incorporated 1802; a city. 1888. •
( 80,000c_Jan 1 '31-38 the Old Colony Trust Co. Boston at
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEBT May 14 '10.. $314.000
330'08 F-A $10,000____Feb 1 1926 Floating debt
62,000
LEWISTON. F. A. Morey, Mayor; J. F.McGillicuddy,Treas. 4s
F-A 10,000_ _ _ _Feb 11037 Total valuation 1909
6,334,105
This city is in Androscoggin County. Incorporated In 1863
4s
9.000____Aug 1 1929 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
F-A
LOANSWhen Due.
45
Water Bonds.
J-J 105,000_ _ _July 31 1939 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$23 50
Refunding Bonds.
58
20,000____July 1 1937 Population in 1900
J-J
A-0$200,000____Oct 1 1917 48
9,477
J-J $80 000__July 11024 BOND. DEBT Mell 1 1910_ $990,500
45
334s
1,1-S 50,000__Sept 1 '23-'27
J-J
48
51,000__ _Jan 11030 Floating debt
F-A 20,000__Feb 1 '38-'39
243,546 45
33isg J-J 185,000__July 1 1931 Sinking fund
243,353
4s
J-J 100,000
July 1913 Assessed valuation 1909_15,053,515 WESTBROOK. Chas. A. Moses, Collector & Treasurer. I
,Is
J-J 100,000
July 1923 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
Westbrook is in Cumberland County. Incorporated March 1891.
•
48 '07 ____ 174,000
1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_418.50
City Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910__ $114,500
4s
A-0 100,000
_ 1027 Population in 1910
J-D $15,0000. June 20 1911 Floating debt
26,247 4s
32,500
Refunding
Bonds.
INTEREST is payable in Boston at the First National Bank.
Other liabilities
,_
7,614
J-J $25,000c _Jan 1 1915 Total valuation 1910
CITY PROPERTY.-The property of this city is valued at $1,816,435, 48
5,138,830
J-J
Including among other things stock of the Lewiston & Auburn Branch 48
20,000c___Jan 1 1917 (Assessment is about actual value.)
J-D 24,000c_June 1 1918 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'10,12000
Railroad valued at $225,000, and water-works the value of which is placed 4s
Is g '07 J-J
15,000c___Apr 1 1922 Population in 1910 (est.)
at 3835,871. Bonds are not taxed.
9,000
J-J
4s
15,000c
Jan 1926 Population in 1900
7.283
INTEREST is payable In Boston, Mass. Portiang, Me., or Westbrook.
OLD TOWN. Edgar B. Weeks, Mayor; H. W. Porter, Tr.
This city Is in Penobscot County. Inc. as a city Mch. 30 1891.
,
LOANSADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_3104,500
4s '98 $..__$14,500
1918 Notes outstanding
Bonded
Floating
Assessed
8,256
per
Tax
Pointags'ot ___ 25,000
1921 Assessed valuation 1909 _2,588.535
Debt.
Debt. Valuation.$1,000. latIon.
Refunding and Funding Bonds.
Tax rate (per 51,000)
1900.
45 08 J-D $65,000c___June 1 1928 Population in 1009 1909......426 00 Androscoggin County
20,500
8,000d$31,849,532
(est.)
____ 54,242
• 6,000
INTEREST on 45 of 1908 payable in Bangor at the Merrill Trust
Anson (T), Somerset County
6,000 36,069
d693,835d26.00
Co.
1,830
Boothbay Harbor, Lincoln Co_ 47,000 13,015 d1,005.179d25.00
1,926
PORTLAND. Chas. A. Stout, Mayor; S. S. Gilbert, Tr.; Brunswick
(T), Cumberland Co. 33,000 17,183 d3.632,850d17.80
6,806
Bucksport (T), Hancock Co_ 43,100 44,255
C. B. Thurston, Auditor.
d885,799d28.00
2,339
Camden (T), Knox County
22,900 37,020 d2,451,840d18.80
2,825
portland (City) is In Cumberland County. Incorporated
Feb.
Dexter (T), Penobscot County_ 48,000 25,999 d1,305.715d26.00
2,941
Of the debt of this city nearly all was incurred on account of 28. 1832.
Port- E. Livermore, Androscoggin Co.•28,195
d1,578,924 18.00
2,129
land & Ogdensburg RR.. whose stock the city held to the parthe
value of Fairfield (T), Somerset County_ 20,000 18,933 dl,610,490d20.00
52,206,110. On May 26 1910, however, the city held only $221,164
3,788
75 of Farmington (V), Franklin Co__ 67,000
None
d901,900d40.00
this stock, having disposed of the greater part of its holdings in order
to Kennebec County
59,000 39,000d33,700,319 d1.63 59,117
meet maturing obligations. The city's bonds are all subject to tax.
Kennebunk
(T).
York
County_'
58,450
d2,271,409d19.00
3,228
LOANS--InterestPrincipalLisbon (T.), Androscoggin Co '107,810
d2,347,775d20.00
Name and Purpose.
P.O. Payable.
When Due.Outstand'O. Lubec (T), Washington County•35,000
d829,923d22.00
3,005
Funded,1893
c&r_ 4g
1,1-S March 1 1913
$75,000 Mt. Desert, Hancock County_•38,650
d1,943,152d19.00
1,600
1894
do
c&r- 4g
M-S March 1 1914
64,000 Norridgewock, Somerset Co..__ 30,000
4,000
d645,832d26.00
1.495
1896
do
c&r_ 4
M-S March 1 1916
48,000 Old Orchard (T). York County_ 26,000
3,000 d1,109,920d25.20
964
Refunding 1897
c&r. 4g
J-J
July 11012
423,000 Pittsfield (T), Somerset County.•65,158
d1,399,755d20 00
2,891
do
1902
c&r_ 33g J-J
July
1 1922
614,000 Rumford (T), Orford County__ 71,500 27,016 d3,273,005d20.00
3.770
do
1905
c&r- ”ig M-S March 1 1920
99,000 Sanford (T), York County
74,000 15,112 x4,132,861x20.00
6,078
Funding 1909
c
4g
F-A Aug 1 1929
245,000 Skowhegan, Somerset County.._ 75,000 54,500 x3,828,925x20.00
8,180
School-bullding 1007
c “ig F-A I Aug. 1 '11-'12
2,000 South Portland, Cumberland Co114,250 84,840 d3,499,672d25.00
6,287
1Aug. 1 '13-'22
50.000 Waldoborough (T), Lincoln Co. 39,400
,
•
3,145
,
•
Bonds due 1898 matured, not presented for payment
2,000 Yarmouth (T), Cumberland Co_ 60,000
None d1,511,250d18.00
2,274
Bonds due 1907, not presented for payment
• Total debt. Cl Figures are for 1909. x Figures are for 1910.
1,000
___,




NEW HAIVIPHIRE-DEBT OF STATE

14

New Hampshire.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
9,305
Total area of State (square miles)
Concord
State Capital
Governor (term exp. 1st Wed. Jan, 1911)_Henry B. Quinby
Secretary of StatefChosen by Legislature;lEdw. N Pearson
Treasurer
lterm expires Jan. 1911fSolon A. Carter
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. Outstanding.
%
Name and Purpose$135,000
J & J July 1 1913
4
Agricultural College, 1893
o 33
J & J July 1 1919
x50,000
Sanitorium bonds of 1909
175,000
4
J & J July 1 1911
Library bonds of 1891
75,000
4
J & J July 1 1913
1893
do
do
1916
x50,000
J &J
f 3
H ighway bonds of 1909
1 334 J & J 1914-17
x200,000
150,000
3 IA J & J July 1'11-25
Hospital, 1905
x150 000
3 V, J & J July 1 1927
1907
do
x85,000
c 33i J & J July 1 1929
1909
do
1,200
Municipal War loan (overdue)_
500
Loan of 1873(overdue)
1.075,963 66
Trust funds
Of $1.020,775 97 trust funds held Sept. 11910, $899,911 47 carried 4%
interest and $80,000 8% Interest, no interest being paid on $40,864 50.
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 x are exempt from all taxes to individual holders. Treasurer Solon A. Carter informs us that all issues at
3 M % and under are exempt when held by savings banks.
TOTAL DEBT.-The net debt on Sept. 1 1910 was $1,293,209. The
subjoined statement shows New Hampshire's total debt on the dates named.
Assets Sept. 1 1910 were $799,366 64.
Sept. 1 '10. Sept. 1 '09. Sept. 1 '08. Sept. 1 '07.
$1,071,700
$831,700
$706,700
$567,200
Total funded debt
1,07.3,964
1,035,820
990,768
1,020,776
Trust funds
14,252
3,742
13,460
School fund
100
100,100
100
100
Floating debt
$2,092,576 $1,911,506 $1,756,873 $1,671,528
Total debt
ASSESSED VAL U ATION.-The State's total assessed valuation has
been as below. Tax rate for 1910 (per $1,000) $20.58.
Assessed Val.
Assessed Val. YearsYears$214,616,655
$255,085,571 1902
1910
209,670,845
249,219,335 1900
1909
204,734,731
244,971,264 1898
1908
203,507,734
238,128.476 1897
1907
200,957,600
231,641,571 1896
1906
225,082,628 1894
197,839,543
1905
220,624,307 1893
196,117,060
1904
216,837,497 1881
168.964.903
1903
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 1909 at $105,244,246.
POPULATION OF STATE244,165
430,57211860
326,073 1820
1010
214,460
317,976 1810
411, 88118 0
1900
284,574 1800
183,858
376,530 1840
1890
141,881
269,328 1790
346,901 1830
1880
318.3001
1870
In 1870-80 increase was 28,691, or 9.01%; in 1880-90, 29,539, or 8.51%.
In 1890-00, 35,058 or 9.31%; In 1000-10, 18,984, or 4.6%.
DEBT LIMITATION.-There Is no restriction in the Constitution of New
Hampshire upon the debt-making power of the people through the "General
Court," except the following, which is the last clause of Article 5 of Part
Second of that instrument.
Provided, That the General Court shall not authorize any town to loan
or give its money or credit directly or indirectly for the benefit of any corporation .having for its object a dividend of profits or in any way aid the
same by taking its stocks or bonds.
The above is an amendment to the Constitution which was ratified in
1877. The amendment would appear to be Intended as a complete estoppel
to municipal loaning of money or credit to railroad and industrial 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 1805." 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 vc te of two-thirds of all voters present and voting
at an annual meeting of suca corporation, or at a special meeting if properly
called, &c. (for which see Act). Bonds must be signed by a majority of
the Governing Board, countersigned by Treasurer and have seal of corporation. Time and place of payment and rate of interest, &c., may be delegated to Governing Board. See. 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 as given In Act. "The validity of any bonds shall not be
affected by any variation from the forms herein prescribed." Sec. 6. Treasurer to keep a book in which he shall register bonds issued, &c. Sec. 7.
"All bonds purporting to be issued by virtue 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 provisious 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. Anudal 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 fol
lowing, which must be deducted-water debt, 'cash and other means"
in treasury and sinking funds applicable to payment of debt so Included:
'but nothing contained in this section shall prevent the issue of bonds for
the purpose of refunding an equal principal amount of other bonds of such
corporation." Sec. 10 Corporation seal. Sec. 11. Act to take effect on
passage. Approved March 19 1895.




Lxxxxi.

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.
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 1007 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 now reads as follows:
AN ACT TO REGULATE AND LIMIT THE INVESTMENTS OF
SAVINGS BANKS.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court
convened:
SECTION 1. On and after the passage of this Act, savings banks and
savings departments of banking and trust companies shall make investment
of their funds in the following classes of securities only:
1st. In notes secured by first mortgage of real estate situated in New
Hampshire, but not over 70% of the value of the property covered shall be
se loaned, and not exceeding 70% of the deposits shall be so invested.
2d. In notes secured by first mortgage of real estate situated outside of
New Hampshire which is at the time improved, occupied and productive,
but not over 50% of the value of the property covered shall be so loaned,
and not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be so Invested.
3d. In notes secured by collateral in which the bank is at liberty to invest of a value at least 10% in excess of the face of the note. The amount
of any one class of securities so taken as collateral, added to that which the
bank may own at the time, shall not exceed the total limit of that class of
security, but not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be so invested.
4th. In notes secured by collateral securities which are dealt in on the
Stock Exchanges of Boston and New York, the Stock Exchange price of
which shall at all times be at least 20% In excess of the face of the note
while held by the bank, but not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be se
Invested.
5th. In notes of individuals or corporations with two or more signers, or
one or more indorsers, but not exceeding 5% of the deposits shall be loaned
any one person or corporation in this class of security, and not exceeding
25% of the deposits shall be so invested.
6th. In the public funds of the United States, or those for which the faith
of the United States is pledged to provide for the payment of the interest
and principal.
7th. In the bonds and notes of this State. or of any county, city, town
precinct or district of this State.
8th. In the authorized bonds or notes of any State or Territory of the
United States; and in the bonds or notes of any city of the States of Maine.
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut or New York, whose
net indebtedness does not exceed 5% of the last preceding valuation of the
property therein for taxation, or of any county, town, village, precinct or
district in said States whose net indebtedness does not exceed 3% of suck
valuation.
9th. In the authorized bonds of any county, city, town, school district
or other municipal corporation of any other of the United States or Territories whose net indebtedness at the time of such investment does not exceed 5% of the last preceding valuation of the property therein for taxation;
and in the authorized bonds of any city of 100,000 inhabitants of any of
said States whose net indebtedness does not exceed 7% of the last preceding
valuation of the property therein for taxation. The term "net indebtedness" shall be construed to denote the indebtedness of any city, town or
other municipal corporation, omitting the debt created for supplying the
inhabitants with water and deducting the amount of any sinking fund
available for the payment of the municipal indebtedness. Provided, however, that such bonds shall not have been Issued in aid of railroads or for
special assessment purposes. Provided, also, that the bonds of any county,
city or town of less than 10,000 inhabitants, or of any school district or
other municipal corporation of less than 2,000 inhabitants in any State or
Territory other than those named in Paragraph 8 of Section 1 of this Act
shall not be authorized investments. Provided, further, that such bonds
are issued by municipalities that are permitted by law to levy taxes sufficient to pay the interest and to provide sinking funds for their debt; otherwise such bonds shall not be authorized investments. But not exceeding
50% of the deposits shall be so invested.
10th. In the bonds or notes of any railroad company, except street railways, incorporated under the laws of this State, whose road is located wholly
or in part in the same; but not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be so
invested.
11th. In the bonds of any railroad company, except street railways.
Incorporated under the authority of any of the New England States, whose
road is located wholly or in part in the same, and which Is in possession of
and operating its own road, and has earned and paid regular dividends for
the two years next preceding such investment, or In the bonds guaranteed
or assumed by such railroad company; but not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be so invested.
12th. In the bonds of any railroad company, except street railways, incorporated under the authority of any of the United States or Territories,
which is in possession of and operating its own road, and has earned and
paid regular dividends of not less than 4% per annum on Its capital stock
for the three years next preceding such investment; provided, such capital
stock on which it earns and pays dividends equals in amount one-third of
the entire bonded indebtedness of said road; or in the bonds guaranteed or
assumed by such railroad; but not exceeding 25% of the deposits shall be
so invested.
13th. In the first mortgage bonds of corporations of this State, except
street railways, located and doing business therein, whose net indebtedness
at the time of such investment does not exceed its capital stock actually
paid In and remaining unimpaired; but not exceeding 10% of the deposits
shall be so Invested.
14th. In the bonds of street railway corporations incorporated under
the laws of this State and located wholly or in part in the same, and in the
bonds of street railway corporations located wholly or in part in cities of
30,000 inhabitants or more, in any of the other New England States, and
in the bonds of street railway corporations located wholly or in part in cities
of 50,000 inhabitants, or more In any of the United States; provided that
the net Indebtedness of any of such street railway corporations mentioned
in this paragraph does not exceed the capital stock actually paid In and remaining unimpaired at the time of such investment, and that such corporation has earned and paid regular dividends of not less than 4% per annum
on its capital stock for five years next preceding such investment; but not
exceeding 10% of the deposits shall be so invested.
15th. In the bonds of telephone, telegraph or express companies doing
business in the United States or Territories, provided the total indebtedness
of such company does not exceed Its capital actually paid in and remaining
unimpaired; and provided such company has earned and paid regular dividends of at least 4% per annum upon Its capital stock or shares for five
years previous to such investment, but not exceeding 10% of the deposits
shall be so Invested
16th. In the capital stock of any banking or trust company incorporated
under the laws of this State and doing business therein, but the amount
of such stock held by any savings bank as an investment and as collateral
for loans shall not exceed one-tenth of the total capital stock of such banking
or trust company, and not exceeding 10% of the deposits shall be so Invested
17th. In the stock of any national bank or trust company located in
the New England States or the State of New York, but not exceeding 10%
of the deposits of a savings bank shall be invested in such stock; the
amount of stock in any national bank or trust company in this State which
may be held by any savings bank as an Investment or as collateral security
for loans shall not exceed 25% of the capital stock of said national bank
or trust company; and the amount of stock In any national bank or trust
company outside of this State which may be held by any savings bank as
an investment or as collateral for loans shall not exceed one-tenth of the
capital stock of said national bank or trust company18th. In the stock or notes of any railroad corporation, exclusive of street
railways, located in any part of the United States or Territories, that has
earned and paid regular dividends of not less than 4% per annum on its

Nov., 1910..

NEW HAMPSHIRE-CITIES AND TOWNS.

capital stock for five years next preceding such investment; provided, such
capital stock on which it pays dividends equals in amount one-third of the
entire bonded indebtedness of said corporation; or In the stock of any
other railroad corporation whose railroad and railroad property are leased
to such railroad upon an annual rental of not less than 4% per annum upon
the capital stock of the leased railroad; provided, said leased railroad shall
have earned dividends of not less than 3% upon Its capital stock for a period
of three years immediately preceding said lease; but not exceeding 25% of
the deposits shall be so invested.
19th. In the stock or notes of any manufacturing company In the New
England States that has paid regular dividends on Its capital stock for five
years previous to such investment, and whose net indebtedness does not
exceed the amount of Its capital stock fully paid In; but not exceeding 10%
of the deposits shall be so Invested
20th. In the stock or notes of any parlor car or sleeping car company Inporated and doing business In the United States,and whose cars are In actual
use upon any railroad whose stock Is a legal Investment for New Hampshire
savings banks, and that has earned and paid regular dividends of not less
than 4% per annum on its capital stock for five years next preceding such
Investment; but not exceeding 5% of the deposits shall be so Invested
21st. In land and buildings suitable and actually used by it in part for
Its banking room,the total cost of which shall not exceed 10% of Its deposits.
22d. In the stock of any real estate trust company of this State and
whose property is occupied and improved and IS located In this State, whose
capital stock is $100,000 or more; provided, the total indebtedness of such
company does not exceed one-half of the capital stock actually paid in and
remaining unimpaired; and provided such company has earned and paid
regular dividends of at least 4% per annum upon Its capital stock or shares
for five years previous to such investment, but not exceeding 5% of the
deposits shall be so invested.
SEC 2 Any savings bank may hold and lease real estate acquired by
foreclosure of mortgages owned by the bank; but all taxes, foreclosure expenses and cost of maintenance shall be paid out of the income of the bank.
SEC 3 Deposits of cash on call, or subject to check, shall be made in
some authorized banking or trust company incorporated under the laws of
this State.or Massachusetts, or In some national bank located In the New
England States, or In the cities of New York or Philadelphia.
SEC 4 The special deposits or guaranty fund of a guaranty savings bank
shall not be Included In the amount of deposits on which the percentage of
any investment is reckoned.

CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BELKNAP COUNTY. S. B. Cole, Treasurer.

Laconia Is the county seat. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10._
$50,000
Court-House Bonds.
Sinking fund
32,448
48
J-J $30,000c__July 1 1913 Cash on hand
15.880
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_10,747,952
48
J-J $20,000c___Jan 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _$23.37
INTEREST is payable in Laconia. Population in 1000
19.526

BERLIN. F. D. Bartlett, Mayor; W. F. Hall, Auditor.

15

COOS COUNTY. F. W. Page, Treas. (P. 0. Whitefield).

Berlin Is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. Cash on hand
$11,020
Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910...16,452,631
4s '05 J-J $30.000 0-1911-1916 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1910-$21.79
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ ___ $30,000 Population In 1900
29,468
INTEREST is payable in Boston at the office of N. W. Harris & CO.

DERRY. Chas. Bartlett, Treasurer.

This town Is In Rockingham County. Incorporated In 1827.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909 _ _31,903,440
$13,000c__July 1 1917 (Assessment about % actual value.)
3)ig'07 J-J
25,000c_ _ _July 11022 Tax rate(per/Town District _ _$28.80
52,000c_ _July 1 1927
$1,000) '091Village District_ 22.25
BOND. DEBT May 17 1910.$90,000 Population In 1900
3,583
Floating debt
81,848
INTEREST payable In Boston.

f

DOVER. G. J. Foster, Mayor; Wm. K.Chadwick, Treas.

This city is the county seat of Strafford County. Incor. as a city in 1855.
LOANSWhen Due. Bonds oast due.$10.000: int. ceased.
City-Hall Bonds.
Water loan notes 3 q s_ _ _ _ $292,000
48
A-0 $11.000c___Apr 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909_ 560.000
45
A-0 111.000c_ _Apr 1 1912 Water debt (Included).- 292.000
Funding and Bridge Bonds.
Cash In treasury
54,129
45
J-J $30,000c_ _July 1 '11-16 Borrowing limit Jan 1 '09._ 230,683
High School Bonds.
Total valuation 1909
8,934,612
30'05 J-D 1$30,000c_ _Dec 1 '17-'22 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
1 30.000c_ _Dec 1 '23-'25 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909._$21.01_
Cemetery Loan.
Population In 1890
12,790
Trustfunds $13.000 31,4% ann July 1 Population In 1900
13,207
INTEREST Is payable at Shawmut National Bank, Boston.

FARMINGTON. E. G. Willson, Treasurer.

This town Is In Strafford County. Incorporated Dec. 1 1798.
LOANSWhen Due.I Water debt (additIonal)......317,908
4s '98 J-J $56,5000._ _Jan 1 1918 Sinking fund
29,908
(Subject to call after Jan. 11908.) Assessed valuation 1910...1,104,679
130ND. DEBT Feb 15 '10_$56,500 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_327.85
Floating debt
5.600 Population in 1900_ _ _ __2.26$
INTEREST payable at First Nat onal Bank, Boston; Farmington National Bank, and Town Treasurer's office.

FRANKLIN. Frank H. Daniell, Clerk; Frank Proctor, Treas.

This city Is in Merrimack County. Inc. as a town 1828; a city 1895.
LOANSWhen Due. Bonds of 1885
$300
Water Bonds.
Bonds of 1907
30,000
A-0 $2,000__ _ _Apr 1 1914 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '10-3187.300
4s
(Subject to call.)
Note debt
18,500
350'06 M-S $25,000e___Mch I 1916 Cash in treasury
11,286
Memorial Hall, Refunding & Sewer Tax valuation 1009
3.113.864
330'08 A-0 $50,000___Oct 1 1928 (Assessment about g actual value.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1000) 1909 _ __ _$22.00
3345
A-0 $80.000- __Oct 1 1921 Population In 1900
5.846
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston,or Treasurer's office.

GORHAM. S. M. Leavitt, Treasurer.

This town is In Coos County. Inc. In 1836. Bonds are tax-exempt.
When Due.I Floating debt
$7.900
This city Is In Coos County. Incorporated Feb. 6 1807. During the LOANSWater and Sewer Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1909_ ___ 989.448
year 1908 this city was visited by disastrous fires, this accounting for the
large decrease In the assessed valuation for 1909. A new city charter 4s '05 J-J $60.000c_ _ _ _1925 I Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_424.00
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 -19-1013-60.0001Population In 1900
was adopted by the voters on May 11 1909.
1,797
INTEREST payable in Boston at the office of N. W. Harris & Co.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Feb 15 1910 $239,000
30'00 _
$90,000
1029 Hoating debt
80,478 HILLSBOROUGH BRIDGE FIRE DISTRICT. D. W.
Cole,
school House & Fire Station Bonds. Other liabilities
25,087
Clerk Fire Commissioners.
48 '05 J-D 375.000e_Dee 1911-'25 Sinking fund
91,853
Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1907...6,343,619 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910____$48,000
43-is
J-D $70.000c
Dec 1913 Assessed valuation 1909_5,567,854
Water Notes.
Water notes
25,000
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 4s '10 June $25,000_ _Jan 1 '15-26 Floating debt
2,826
M-N $50,000c
48
Nov 1917 Tax rate (Per $1,000) 1909._ 24.50
($2,000 yearly.)
Assets
29,732
3;is
J-D 36,000c_June 1 '11-'22 Val. city property Feb 1'l0 309,109
Water Bonds
Assessed valuation 1909
886.100
45
J-J
$45,000c
Population In 1900
1917 (Assessment about % actual value.)
8,886
Sewer Bonds
District tax (per $1,000) 1909_32.32
CLAREMONT. C. L. Brackett, Treas.; G. W. Paul, Select'n. 48
$3,000c .___1911-1912 Population In 1909 (est.)
J-J
2,000
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Hillsboro.
This town is in Sullivan County. Incorporated in 1764.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_ $245,700 HILLSBOROUGH
COUNTY.
A.
S. Healy, Treasurer.
Town Hall Bonds.
School debt (additional)___
21,963
County seats are Manchester and Nashua. The 334s of 1909 are exempt
J-J $15,000e_ _July 1 '11-'16 Floating debt
45
93,832
Water Bonds.
Water debt (Included) __ _ _ 156,400 from taxation to persons and corporations residents of Hillsborough County.
48
J-J 3156.4000...July 1 1923 Total assessment 1910
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910 $311,800
4,656,110 LOANSRefunding Bonds
Building Bonds.
(Assessment about 70 %actual value)
Sinking fund
78,785
48
J-J $50,000c_.Apr 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_420.50
48
June $40,000c___June 1 1921 Tax valuation 1909
72,521.571
33-is'00 J-J
24,100c_$1,000 yriy. Population in 1900
Mch 120.000c___Mch 1 1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$20.59
6,498 48
38
July 51 800c __July I 1923 Population In 1900
INTEREST at People's National Bank In Claremont.
112.640
(Subject to call July 1 1913.1
CONCORD. Charles J. French, Mayor; Henry E. Cham- 330 '09M-S 100,000e_Sept 1 1924
INTEREST on as is payable at Manchester National Bank; on 3348 at
berlin, City Clerk; Wm. F. Thayer, Treasurer.
Old Colony Trust Co., Boston; on 4s at First National Bank, Boston.
Concord (incorporated 1853) is the capital of the State and the county
scat
of Merrimack County. Its water-works more than take care of the Interest JAFFREY. J. G. Townsend, Treasurer.
on the water bonds.
This town Is In Cheshire County. Incorporated In 1773. The 3% water
bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANSWhen Due.
•Union School District Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1910_ $47,500
Police Station.
3;is
A-0 $21,000_ _Oct 1 '11-'13
Road Bonds.*
Water debt (included)
$3,000____July 1 1911 3-s
330
44,000
J-J
J-J
16,000__July 1 '15 '16
M-N $3,500c
1911 Floating debt
7,000
newer Bonds.
3;is
J-J
40,000_ _July 1 '18-'22 4s
Water Bonds.
assessed valuation 1910....1,203.096
3;is
J-D $25,000___June I 1914 3;is
J-J J15.000__July 1 '24-'26
f$2.000c_ _Jan 1 '11-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_419.50
9,000___Dee 1 1914
3j
iis
J-D
135,000_July
_
1 1927 334s
J-J (20,000c_Jan 1 '13-'22 Population In Ism
3;is
1.891
25,000._ __July 1 1917 3;is
J-J
J-J
4,000_ _July 1
1928
1 0.000c_ _Jan 1 '23-'25 Population In 1910 (est.)
30'08 M-N 25,0000_ __May 1 1928 3 ;is
2.000
J-J
30,000July1'23-'29-'30 Is
J-J
12,000r__Jan 1 '26-'29
Water Precinct Bonds.
3;is
J-J
0,000__Ju:y 1 1931
1,000r_ __Jan 1 1930
33.is
M-S $20,000____Mch 1 1922
City Hall Bonds.
• Interest on these bonds is paid by the heirs to the Slade estate in Jaffrey.
5,000
Jan 1911
J-J
35
($58,000 Sept 1 '12-'20
INTEREST is payable In Boston at the office of C. D. Parker & Co.
5,000
48
Jan 1911 3;is
J-J
M-Si 14,000__Sept 1 '21-'22
70,000_ _Jan '13 to '19
as
J-J
1 5,000._ _ _Sept 1 1923
4s
J-J 400,000____Jan 1 1922 3;0'04 J-J I 50,000.-July 1 '24-'28 KEENE. Frank H. Whitcomb, City Clerk.
County seat of Cheshire Co. Incorp. as a town 1753; city, 1874. Bonds
10,000__ _Jan 1 1920
3s
J-J
1 5,000____July 1 1029
are tax-exempt when held by residents of Keene.
J-J
5,000__ Jan 1 1921
3s
Penacook Sewer Bonds.
3;is
J-J
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 1910_ $101,000
30,000___Jan 1 '23-'24 4s
M-N •$5,000____May 1 1913 LOANSWater Bonds.
110,000____Apr 1 1912
Sinking fund
6,958
(Subject to call May 1 1908.)
3 lis'05 A-0 { 5,000-__Apr 11921 3s
2,000_ _Oct '15 to '18 4s '91 A-0 $5,000c___Oct 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1910._ .7,691,954
A-0
(Assessment about full value)
(30,000____Apr 1 1922 4s
J-J
3,000__July '14 to'19 48 '91 A-0 40,000c_Oct 1 '14-'17
3
tis'87
.I-J
School District No. 20 Bonds.
30.000c_
_Jan
'11-'13
Tax
1
rate (per $1.000) 1910,.....317.00
West Concord Sewer Precinct.
$5,000__ _Sept 1 1913 48
.9,165
A-0 $7,000 ___Oct 1 1912 334s '02 J-J f 1,000c__ _July 1 1911 Population In 1900
3;is
M-S { 4,500...Sept I '14-'22
110,000c_July 1 '12.'13 Population in 1910 (est.)
11.000
J 3 000__Oct 1 '13-'18
Paving Bonds.
4,300____Sept 11924 3 ;is
A-0 1
300____Oct 1 1919
'State, Library Bonds.
juy 11915 4s '10 J-J $15,000c_July 1 '11-'15
East Concord Sewer Precinct.
3;is
J-D $25,000__ June 1 1914 3 ;is
INTEREST
except
payable
Water
Is
Boston
48
in
and
334s due 1911-13.
J-J
$500
St. Paul's School Sewer Precinct. BOND, DEBT Apr 1
'10.$1,050,600 which is payable In Keene.
3s
J-J
$1.500__July 1 '10-'13 Water debt (included).500.000 LACONIA. G. B. Munsey, Clerk.
• Exempt from tax when owned by Concord residents
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.-The Penacook sewer bonds
Laconia (city) is in Belknap County. Incorporated May 3 1893.
were Issued LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
$65,970
on the city's credit for the Penacook sewer district, the interest and
principal
Town Bonds.
Tax valuation 1909
4,898,260
being payable from a special tax on that district.
4s
J-J $65.0000._ _Jan 1 1912 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
INTEREST Is paid at city treasury and in Boston.
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909 ....$24.23
la
__
1024 Population in 1900
A-03117,000e
8,042
CITY PROPERTY.-The city valued its buildings and other
Funded
debt Feb 15 1910_ $184,000 INTEREST Is payable in Boston.
property
on Jan. 1 1910 at $1,378,871.15, Including water works valued at
$948,823.12, which are the property of the "precinct."
LEBANON CENTER FIRE PRECINCT. F.H.Hosford,Treas
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910.; _$25,000
LOANSASSESSED VALUATION, TAX RATE. &c.Refunding Bonds.
tax (per $1,000) 1909 $19.00
Total Assessed
Rate of Tax 334s'07 M-N 325,0000-Nov 1 1927 Precinct
INTEREST payable in Boston.
Years.
Valuation.
Tax.
per
$1.000
1909
$12,405,465
$301,282
$25.00
LITTLETON (Town). C. M Lane, Selectman.
1908
12,342,190
277,460
22.48
1907
This town and village of same name are In Grafton County.
12,094,547
273,046
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '09_3288,000
1905
LOANS11 614.011
258.043
22.
$40,000
1900
48
Sinking fund
11,220 215
11,140
232.773
21.00
1890
Water & Light Bonds.
Assessed val. town, 1909-1.892.193
10.243,857
176,081
17.60
1880
30 years (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
___ $188,000
10.150,586
334s
172,831
Funding Bonds
Tax rate (per $1.000) l009___$29.08
POPULATION.-In 1900 (Census) was 10,632; In 1890 it was
17,004 334s'07 J-D $60.000c_ _ _June 1 1927 Population In 1900
4.066
In 1880 it was 13,843; in 1870 it was 12,241.
INTEREST.on 3548 of 1907 at Atlantic National Bank In Boston.




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VERMONT-DEBT OF STATE.

[VOL. LXXXXL

MANCHESTER. James E. Dodge, Aud.; F. L. Allen, Treas. ROCKINGHANI COUNTY. John K. Bates, Treasurer.
County seats are Exeter and Portsmouth.
This city is one of the county seats of Hillsborough County. IncorWhen Due.
Building Bonds.
LOANSporated July 10 1846.
Water Bonds.
When Due.
4s '91 J-D $80,000c___June 1 1911
Court House Bonds, 1893.
LOANS5s '93 F-A$100,000c__Aug 1 1913 4s '93 J-J $40,000o__ July 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909 $169,000
Improvement Bonds.
78,928
Cash on hand
Funding Bonds.
43 '93 J-J $100.000c-Jan 1 1913 4 M'93 M-N 100,000e_ _Nov 1 1913
29.525,578
43 '94-6A-0 300.0000 Apr 1 '14-'16 48 '95 J-J 100,000c___July 1 1915 3s '01 Oct $35,000c___Oct 1 1921 Tax valuation 1909
1909_521.83
45
$1,000)
'02
1930
J-J
Tax
(per
rate
1912
100,000c
1
100.000c_Jan
33,65'10 A-0
51,118
4s '94 A-0 50,000c___Oct 1 1914
Population in 1900
* Cemetery Bonds.
INTEREST on court-house and building bonds Is payable at First NaJ-J $50.000c-July 1 1913 48 '95 J-D 50.000c-Dec 16 1915
5s
21,000
1030 4s '97 J-J 100,000c___Jan 1 1917 tional Bank, Boston; on other bonds In Portsmouth.
334s'10 ___
Bridge Bonds.
Funding Bonds„
4s '85 A-0 $5,000c__Apr 1 1011 45 '81 J-J 360.0000_ __July 1 1911 SOMERSWORTH. Paul La Bonte, Clerk.
This city is in Strafford County. Incorporated in 1893.
3 Ms'99 A-0 100,000c-__Apr 1 1919 BOND.DEBT Oct 1 '10_41,745.000
When Due. BONDED DEBT Oct 1910 $252,000
Refunding Bonds.
616,885 LOANSSinkl ng fund
45,849
Floating debt
Clen'l Indebtedness Bonds.
600,000
3)0'05 A-0 $50.000c-Apr 1 1925 Water debt (included) _ _ _ _
13,675
A-0($17,0000_Oct 1 '11-'14 Sinking fund
A-0 100,000c_Apr 1 '27&'29 Water sinkinz fund (Incl.)
4s
135.310 45
322,700
1 15.000c__Oct 1 '15-'17 Value of city property
School Bonds.
Value city prop'yJanl '10_ 6,219,875
4,097,074
I 62,000c__Oct 1 1918 Total valuation 1010
4s '05 J-J 550,000c_July 1 '11-'15 Total assessed val 1910_._39,881,852
(Assessment about 70% actual value)
Water-Works-Bonds.
40,000c.... _July 1 1916 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
43 96 J-J
$20.20
36,000c_Oct 1 '11-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000) '10
Tax Adjustment Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910--- -$20.10
8,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
'13-'17
1
20,000c_Oct
A-0
43
56,987
330'02 J-J 580,000c___July 1 1922 Population in 1900
7,023
132,000c_ Oct 11018 Population in 1900
70,063
Population in 1910
INTEREST is payable at Old Colony Trust Co.. Boston.
• Not negotiable; In hands of City Treasurer. The city guarantees the
perpetual care of lots In the cemeteries of the city to parties who pay $100 STRAFFORD COUNTY. C. C. Yost, Treasurer.
and upward.
Dover is the county seat. Bonds are free from taxation
INTEREST on bridge bonds of 1881 is payable at Treasurer's office.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1009_$22,687,764
LOANSManchester; on all other issues In Boston at the Suffolk Bank.
4s '91 J D $70,000e___Dec 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$21.35
39,357
MEREDITH VILLAGE FIRE DIST. D. E. Eaton, Treas. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '07-$70,000 Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable In Boston.
Sinking fund
20,589
Meredith is in Belknap County. Bonds are all taxable.
*1,500 WALPOLE. F. A. Spaulding, Town Treasurer.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS444,356
Tax valuation 1910
Water Bonds 1893.
This town is in Cheshire County. Incorporated in 1892.
J-J $40.000c.... _July '23-'26 (Assessment about j actual value
44s
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Nov 1910_ _ $56,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 3 1910_ 440,500 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$32 60 LOANSBridge Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_2,096,620
in
Population
190J
(est.)
800
INTEREST is payable In Boston.
A-0 $31,000c_A&O each yr Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_322.70
5s
2,693
Population in 1900
(32.000 yearly.)
MERRIMACK COUNTY.
2,669
3 )4 '10 ,T-J 22,000c__$2.000 yrly I Population in 1910_ ___
County scat Is Concord. F. A. Holmes, Treas. (P. 0. Franklin).
INTEREST payable in Keene.
When Due. TOT.I3D.DEBT Oct 1 '10 $44,000
LOANS9,649
Cash on hand
Rebuilding Bonds.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
29,922,526
33,68'02 J-J
$4,000c___Jan 1 1911 Tax valuation 1909
In the table below we give statements of places reporting an indebtedness
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_521.94
Funding Bonds.
52.430 of $25,000 or more, and not represented among the foregoing.
Is '97 A-0 $36,000c__Oct 1 '11-'16 Population in 1000
INTEREST payable in Concord or Boston.
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Palrn
Valuation. $1,000, 1000
Debt
Debt.
MILFORD. F. W. Sawyer, Treasurer.
Ashland (T), Grafton County_•547,429
d$698,527d$24.99 1,289
This town is in Hillsborough County. Incorporated in 1794. Bonds Barrington
d508,959 d24.98 1,208
(T), Strafford Co_ __•26,578
are exempt from taxation.
Boscawen
(T),
Merrimack
(1646,980 d26.81 1.455
Co__
315,104
71,600
$120,000
'10_
6
Oct
DEBT
When Due.I BOND.
LOANS_ _
x662,363
21,150 Colebrook Sp. S. D., Coos Co_ 30,000
Floating debt
Water Bonds of'91 &'93.
None (13,288,470 (122.00 4,922
49,968 Exeter (T), Rockingham Co--131,000
J-J $65,000____July 1 1921 Sinking tuna
Is
2,254
x22.10
Hillsboro
x1,283,166
(T),
Co
11111sboro
____
None
32,168
2,140,365
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) Town valuation 1910
(11,606,281 d27.01 3,195
Lancaster (T), Coos County___•42,346
J-J $10,000_ __July 1 1923 (Assessment is 75% of real value.)
Is
d28.00
None
44,500
Fire
Lancaster
Precinct
(per
tax
'10..„
Total
00
$1,000)
_$21
Funding.
and
Schools
2,000 z1,335,693 x31.20 2,221
28,000
3,014 Lisbon (T), Grafton County
F-A $45,000.___Feb 1 1924 Population in 1890
4s
8,000 x1,918,000 x31.00
Population in 1900
3,739 Littleton (V), Grafton County. 55,000
x1,352,452 x21.50 2,892
13,339
51,000
RockinghamCo
(T),
Newmarket
INTEREST on first loan is payable inBoston; on others in Milford.
x037,961 x25.00 1,977
None
Northumberland (T), Coos Co_ 38,000
NASHUA. Albert Shedd, Mayor; Arthur L. Cyr, City Clerk. Peterboro
x1,700,158 x16.60 2,527
33,700
(T), Hillsboro Co
This city Is In Hillsborough County. Incorporated June 28 1853.
Pittsfield (T), Merrimack Co___ 31,000 25,000 1,244,125 d22.49 2,129
1.972
Floating Debt, School and Street. Plymouth Fire District
When Due.
LOANS29,500
48 g '93 J-D $200,000c_ _Juno 1 1913 Plymouth Sch. District
*55,447
Engine House-(gold).
. 1.100
Refunding Bonds.
620 (1431,944 d25.01
4s g '93 J-D $15,000e_ __June 1 1918
Raymond (T), Rockingham Co. 28,000
3s g '01 J-J $75,000c___July 1 1921 Salem (T), Rockingham County 52,000 10,000 1,037,832 (128.01 2,041
Funding Floating Debt.
946
20.000c___July 1 1925 Sunapee (T), Sullivan County- 25,000 19,280
d899,640 d25.00
48 '91 J-D $200,000c_June 1 '11-'15 4s '05 J-J
4s g '95 31-N 100,000e___May 1 1915 4s '06 J-J
20,00ue_ _ _July 1 1928 Whitefleld (T), Coos County__ 62,098
x767,252 x26.00 2,157
42,508 91c_Jan 1 1918 48 '09 M-S 10.000c___Sept 1 1929 Wilton (T), Hillsboro County__ 45,000 40,200 a98,874 d27.50 1,698
45 g '98 J-J
20,000c____Jan 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_$893,509 Wolfeboro (T), Carroll County 107,188
48 '04 J-J
x1,346,694 z21.20 2,390
60,000c_ _July 1 1927 Floating debt
74.463
9s g'07 J-J
• Total debt. (1 Figures are for year 1909. x Figures are for 1910.
384,174
Is '09 M-S 21,000____Sept 1 1929 Resources
Assessed valuation 1910_ _16,674,405
School-Building.
45 '96 A-0 $25,000c___Oct 1 1916 (Assessment about 75% actual val.)
3s '03 A-0 60,00(c_Oct 1 1923 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910._ 421.40
331sg'05J-J 10,00Cc-__July 1 1925 Est. value city property_.$798.740
26,005
48 '09 M-S 15,000c__ _Sept 1 1929 Population In 1910
ITS
INTEREST on the funded floating debt bonds due from 1911 to 1915 14
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
payable at the City Treasurer's office; on the $75,000 and $60,000 3s, school
and
1927.
refunding
due
bonds
funding
$60,000
1925,
due
bonds
building
March 4 1791
bonds due 1925 and 1926 at the National Shawmut Bank, Boston, or by Admitted as a State (Act Feb. 18 1791)
City Treasurer; on all others at City Treasurer's office or at the NatIonal Total area of State (square miles)
9,565
Bank of the Commonwealth. Boston.

State of Vermont.

NEWPORT. Wallace L. Reed, Selectman.

KZ State Capital

Montpelier

Fm
John A. Mead
This town is in Sullivan County. Incorporated in 1761
Governor (term expires Oct. 1912).
Town-Hall Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSrum Sec. of State (term expires Oct. 1912)
Guy W.Bailey
___
$5,350
35
Town Notes.
Water Bonds.
Jan $5,150__$1,000 yearly
3s
Edward H. Deavitt
expires Oct. 1912)
F-A $20,000c___Aug 1 1921 Treasurer (term
____ 11,600_42,000 yearly Os
35
14,400
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in even years the first Wednesday
(Subject to call Aug 1 1909.)
4s
20,000
F-A $50,000c_ __Aug 1 1924 In October and length of session is not limited.
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1909.)
10,000
___
6s
HISTORY OF DEBT.-For a brief history of the Vermont State debt
BOND. DEBT Feb 15 '10_ $147,150
Sewer Bonds.
61,150 see "State and City Supplement" of April, 1895, pages 15 and 16.
$3,800o___July 1 1921 Floating debt (notes)
J-J
Es
1,710,610
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) Tax valuation 1901)
liabilities of the State on July 1 1910 were as follows:
The
(Assessment about 75% actual value)
Refunding Bonds.
Principal.
-Interest.
LOANSJ-J $68,000c__July 1 1921 Total tax (per $1,000) '00_425.00
3s
When Due.
Outstand'O
Name and Purpose.
Rate.Payable.
3,126
(Subject to call after July 1 1911.) Population in 1900
6 J & D June 1 1912 $135,500 00
INTEREST at office of Town Treas. Agricultural College Fund
31:3,580 76
Floating debt
PORTSMOUTH. H. B. Prior, Auditor.
163,472 82
State school tax to be distributed_ 8
This city, incorporated in 1849, is one of the county seats of Rockingham
102,318 01
5
do
do highway do
County. The city issued $343,000 bonds in aid of the Portsmouth & Dover
INTEREST is payable at the State treasury.
RR. and received in return stock of the par value of $344,000. Part of
TOTAL DEBT, &c.-The total debt of the State on July 1 1910 was
this stock has been sold at various times and the proceeds applied to the
payment of the railroad bonds. When the P. & D. RR. was absorbed by $714,871 .59 On July 11010 cash on hand and in banks was $591.329 16.
the Boston & Maine,the stock owned by the city was exchanged for stock in
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.-In addition to the valuathe Boston & Maine. On June 12 1907 the City Council authorized the tions below, the State assessed (1909) $52,627,217 deposits in savings banks
Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners to exchange 855 shares of the com- and trust companies at the rate of 7-10 of 1%; also appraised the value of
same
the
for
the
RR.
number
of shares of
capital railroad property at $29,055,460, such property paying a tax of from
mon stock of the B. & M.
stock of the New York New Haven & Hartford RR. Co. The High School 2;.6% to 4% on the gross earnings.
bonds for $100,000 were authorized by Chapter 202, Laws of 1903, and it
Stale tax
Assessed valuation.
was provided that Section 9 of the "Municipal Bond Act of 1895" should YearsTotal,
rate per 111
Personal.
Real.
not apply In their case. None of the bonds are taxed in Portsmouth.
$188,493,546
None
$45,106,982
$143,386,564
Portsmouth & Dover RR. (Ref.) 1910
When Due.
LOANSNone
185,826,798
43,897,747
141,929,051
1909
4s '93 J-J $160,000c. __Jan 1 1913 1908
Permanent Imp. Bonds.
184,354,585
None
43,376,520
140,988,065
Water Bonds.
55,000c_Aug 1 '11-'15
187,831,820
None
59,838,143
1905
127,993.677
1 5 000c___Aug 1 1916 4s '92 J-J $165,000c__Jan 1 1912 1900
4s '10 F-A ,
177,243,62E
1 00
58,293,598
118,950,024
50,000c. __July 1 1922 1898
5,500c___Aug 1 1917 3 Mg'02 J-J
174,763,633
0 50
58,621,654
116,141,979
Refunding Water Bonds.
School Bonds.
173,709,755
1 20
61,700,471
112,099,284
1895
1927
$160,000o__
1
_Jan
4s '89 M-N $57,000e...__Nov 1 1914 48 g '07 J-J
178,052,513
65,157,388
112,895,125
---BOND. DEBT Oct 191041,191,500 1890
Sewer Bonds.
There was no direct tax for State purposes levied in either 1903, 1904,
12,000
Is '94 M-N $40,000e__ May 1 1914 Floating debt
408,211 '05,'06,'07,'08,'09 or '10. A tax of $1.30 per $1,000, however, consisting
330'08 M-N
9,000c..Nov 1 '11-'13 Sinking fund
Refunding Bonds.
375,000 of a State school tax of 80 cts. and a State highway tax of 50 cts. was colWater debt (Included)
56,463 lected and re-distributed to towns on a basis of the number of schools and
Is '04 A-0 $47,000c__ _Oct 1 1924 Borrow. capac. July 11 '104s '09 J-J
50,000c..Jan 1 '19-'29 Assessed valuation 1910_ _ 0.138.859 road mileage, the State,for the sake of equalizing its distribution, acting
(Assessment about 70% actual value) as agent in the matter. Prior to 1902 this tax was $1 per $1,000.
Debt Funding Bonds.
4s '04 M-S$160,000c __Sept 1 1924 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910- _ _$22.60
POPULATION OF STATE.-United States Census:
10,637 1910
4s 96 J-J 175,000c__ _July 1 1916 Population In 1900
235,981
315,098 1820
355,956 1860
11,600 1900
High-School Bonds-See note above. Population in 1910
314,120 1810
217,895
343,641 1850
4s g '03 J-D 5100,000c_ _ _Dec 1 1923
154,405
291,948 1800
1890
332,422 1840
INTEREST is payable at Treasury, Portsmouth, N. H.,or State National 1880
85,426
280,652 1790
332,288 1830
Bank. Boston, Mass.
1870
330,551
income
from
water
WATER WORKS.-For the year ending Jan. 1 1910
Constitution
be
DEBT
nothing
to
in
the
appears
LIMITATIONS
-There
rates was $45,038 29; cost of management, $25,215 46; interest, $14,821,
providing for a general imit to the debt-making power of municipalities.
improvements, $5,275 15; miscellaneous exp., $938 53; deficit, $1,211 85.
Whatever in each case the Legislature authorizes, the city, town, county
ROCHESTER. John L. Capp, City Clerk.
or other civil division can issue. Of course the purpose of the Improvement
This city is In Strafford County. Incorporated 1891.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 16 '10- $274,000 Must be of a public character. The laws relating to municipal debt limi130,540 tation which have been passed by the Legislature from time to time are conCity Hail Bonds.
Floating debt
4,362,938 tained in Sections 3556, 3557, 3558. 3574 and 3575, Chapter 157 of the
Is '08 J-J $65,000„Jan 1 '12-'27 Tax valuation 1909
Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment about % actual value.)
passed in 1904.
J-J $45,5000__Jan 1 '11-'17 Total tax (per $1,000) '09____$23.50 Revised Statutes of 1906. Section 3556, embodying a law
she
8.486 prohibits a municipality, unless otherwise provided in its charter, from
Water Bonds
Population In 1900
borrowing, except for refunding purposes, an amount in excess of five times
Is '92 J-D $170,0000___June 1 1922
its grand list as last taken. An additional amount, not exceeding five times
Bonds are tax-exempt.
INTEREST Is payable In Boston




Nov., 1910.

VERMONT-CITIES AND TOWNS

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
1906.provides that in figuring the debt limit,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 live 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 live times such grand list. Bonds or obligations given or
created in excess of the limit authorized by this section shall be void.
SECTION 3557.—Determination.—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 s 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.
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 roan
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 within
the limits of such town or village.
SECTION 3575. Such town or incorporated village may vote to issue
such 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,
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,
Inclusive, 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 PROM TAXATION —Subdivision 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 exempt from
taxation:
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 BANKS INVESTMENTS—PRIVILEGES AND RESTRICTIONS.—The provisions of the law relating to savings banks are found in
Chapter 197 of the Vermont statutes of 1906, Sections 4615 to 4686, inclusive. The first section, having reference to investments. Is Section 4648,
which treats of real estate mortgages. This section authorizes the investment of 80% of the assets in such mortgages, one-sixth at least of which
"shall be upon real estate in this State"—that is, Vermont. A proviso adds
that only 60% of the assets may be invested In mortgages on real estate
outside of Vermont. If the investment is on mortgage of unimproved or
unproductive real estate, the amount of such investment is limited to 40%.
Sections 4650 and 4651 relate only to obtaining and paying for insurance.
Section 4652 is as follows, and has reference to investment on personal
security.
SECTION 4652. No loans or investments on personal security shall be
made except upon at least two approved names, not less than two of whom
reside in this State or within fifty miles of the Institution making such Investment, or upon notes or accepted drafts given by Individuals, firms or
corporations residing without the State for goods manufactured within the
State, and payable to individuals, firms or corporations located within the
State; and such personal loans or investments shall not be for a longer
time than one year; and not more than one-third of the assets of a savings
bank, savings institution or trust company shall be invested in personal
securities.
Section 4653 only covers a single point; that Is to say, it restricts to five
per cent of the deposits the amount which a savings bank may invest in
the lot and building for the transaction of its business, and adds that a
revenue may be derived from portions of the building not required for the
bank's use. The next section (Section 4654) covers the most important
of the provisions relating to investments that are contained In the law. We
give the section In full below. The separation into paragraphs and the
figures In parentheses which number and begin the paragraphs are our own.
SECTION 4654, With the foregoing exceptions, the moneys deposited
in Savings Banks, Savings Institutions and Trust Companies, and the income therefrom, shall be invested only as follows:
(1.) In the public funds of the United States, or public funds for the
payment of principal and interest of which the faith of the United States
Is pledged;
(2.) In the bonds or notes of the counties, towns, cities, villages and
school districts of the New England States, New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana. Illinois and Iowa:
(3.) In the stock of any national bank in the New England States,
New York, and the cities of Detroit, Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis;
in the stock of any banking association or trust company Incorporated
under the authority of and located in this State;
(4.) In the municipal bonds, not Issued in aid of railroads, of counties,
towns and cities of five thousand or more inhabitants in the States of New
Jersey, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Missouri, and in counties,towns and cities
of ten thousand or more inhabitants in the States of Kansas, Nebraska,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Oregon and Washington; but no investment
shall be made in any of the counties, towns or cities in the States above
named, except in cities of fifty thousand or more inhabitants, where the
municipal indebtedness of such county, town or city exceeds five per cent
of its assessed valuation, and when not Issued in aid of railroads;
(5.) In the school bonds and independent school district bonds of New
Jersey, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Missouri; and in the school bonds and
Independent school district bonds of school districts of two thousand
or more inhabitants in the States of Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota,




17

South Dakota, Oregon and Washington, where the amount of such bonds
Issued does not exceed five per cent of the assessed valuation of the respective towns, cities and school districts:
(6.) In the public funds of any of the States named in this section.
(7.) In notes with a pledge of any of the aforesaid securities,Including deposit books or deposit receipts issued by a savings bank, savings Institution
or trust company or banking association located in this State, as collateral,
such notes not to exceed the par or market value of such security;
(8.) But no savings bank, savings institution or trust company shall
hold, by way of investment or as security for loans, more than ten per cent
of the capital stock of any one bank, nor invest more than ten per cent of
Its deposits, nor more than thirty-five thousand dollars in the capital stock
of any one bank; and no such Investments shall be made in the capital stook
of any such banks, owned or loaned upon, to exceed in the aggregate onefourth of the deposits of any savings bank, savings institution or trust company.
The amount of loan which can be made to one person or corporation.
doc.. Is restricted by the next section, and we give it in full. It is as follows:
SECTION 4655. No savings bank, savings institution or trust company
shall loan to any one person, firm or corporation, or the individual members thereof, more than five per cent of its deposits, nor more than thirty
thousand dollars; nor shall such loans on personal security exceed ten thousand dollars, until its deposits amount to one million dollars, after which
the sums so loaned may be increased one per cent of the deposits in excess
of the one million dollars; but this section shall not apply to United States
bonds or municipal bonds, or notes with such bonds as collateral.
We also give Section 4659 in full. It confers authority upon savings
banks to make deposits on call in banks and trust companies in certain
States and cities, and is as follows:
SECTION 4659. The words "trust company" as used in this chapter shall
be construed to include savings banks and trust companies. A. savings
bank, savings institution or trust company may deposit on call in banks,
banking associations or trust companies in this State, or in the cities of New
York, Boston, Chicago, Albany, Philadelphia or Concord, New Hampshire,
or in any other legal designated depository under the laws of the United
States, or in national banks in the cities of St. Paul, Minneapolis and Kansas City, with or without interest, as may be agreed upon, sums not exceeding in the aggregate twenty per cent of the assets of such savings bank,
savings institution or trust company.
Section 4660 enacts that savings banks may hold real estate acquired
on foreclosure or otherwise taken to secure debt, but it must be sold within
five years, unless certain prescribed steps are taken, when an extension may
be granted by the Inspector of Finance for not exceeding three years additional. Section 4661 authorizes savings banks to demand and receive on
loans 6% interest.
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OF VERMONT.
BARRE. J. Robins, Mayor; James Mackay, Treasurer.
This city is In Washington County, Incorporated 1895,
Refunding Bonds, 1896
When Due.
LOANS—
48
School Bonds.
M-N S30,000c_May 1 '11&'16
57.500c_
4s '09 M-S $40,000c_Sept 1 '12-'19 48
J-J
(Optional after 1914.)
Water Bonds
J-D $75,000c____ 1911-1925 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910._ $287,500
4s
(Optional after 1914.)
Water debt (included)____ 200,000
Floating debt
39,814
J-D 35,000c
48
25,000c___Jan 1 1920 Tax valuation 1909
5,217,876
J-J
3;is
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Subject to call after 1916.)
338
J-J $60,000c___July 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_323.00
Population in 1010
10,734
(Subject to call Jan 1 1918.)
Population in 1900
8,448
INTEREST on refunding bonds Is payable at the National Bank of
Redemption of Boston; on school bonds at City Treasurer's office; on other
bonds at National Bank of Barre.

BENNINGTON (Town). C. H. Dewey, Treasurer.
A shire town in Bennington County. Incorporated Feb. 11 1762.
When Due. Total valuation 1910
LOANS—
$5,181,049
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment 60% actual value.)
48
J-J $100.000c—July 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910___$21 50
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _$100,000 Population In 1900
8,033
5,148 Population In 1910
Floating debt
6,211
INTEREST payable in Bennington.

BRATTLEBORO. W. H.'Brackett, Treasurer.
This town is In Windham County.
linen Due. I Town Hall & Funding Bonds,
LOANS—
48
J-J $24,000c__Jan 1 '11-'18
Bridge Bonds.
48
J-J $15,000c___July 1 1918 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1910__ $79,000
A-0 29,000c__ _April 1 1923 Total valuation 1909
5,947,958
3s
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
(Subject to call April 1 1913.)
Refunding Bonds.
Total tax rate(per $1,000) '39 _$19.10
'11-'15
4s '08 M-S $10,000c__Jan 1
Population in 1905
7 482
1,000c__.Jan 1 1916 Population in 1909 (est.)
8,000
INTEREST on town-hall bonds in New York; on others in Brattleboro.

BRISTOL. F. R. Dickeman, Treasurer.
This village Is in Addison County. Incorporated Feb. 26 1903,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ __$54,0001Tax rate (per $1,000) '10.418.33 1-3
6,000 Population in 1910 (est.)
Floating debt
1,600
819,263
Assessed valuation 1910
(Assessment about IX, actual value.)
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank, Boston,

BURLINGTON. J. E. Burke, Mayor; L. C. Grant, Treas.
This city is in Chittenden County. Incorporated Feb. 21 1865,
LOANS—
Park Bonds.
When Due.
Street Improvement Bonds.
$7,000r _1911-1918
4s
J-J
48
J-J $40,000c_July 1917-'18
Filtration Plant Bonds.
NII
4s
J-J
20,000c&r
A-0 $31,000 c-__Oct 1 1928
1915 4s
33,
0
J-J
30,000r___July 1 1921
Refunding Water Bonds,
Electric Light Bonds,
4s
J-J $30,000chr Jan 1 1914
Is '04 J-J $58,000c___July 1 1934 4s '06 J-J 100,000c5or July 1 1926
4s '06 J-J $39,0000_ __July 1 1036
Refunding Bonds.
4s School Bonds.
4s
J-J $10,000cecr-Jan 1 1913
A-0 sm000c&r Apr 1 1912 4s
J-J
15,000c___Jan 1 1914
20,0000-__Jan 1 1914 48
4s
J-J
A-0 100,000c___Apr 1 1931
A-0 25,000c-__ Oct 1 1915
4s
(Subject to call April 1 1911.)
85,000c___July 1 1923 48 '04 A-0 $87,000c___Sept 1 1929
33.6s
J-J
3 Hs
J-D 25.000c___Dec 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4943,000
”is '01 M-N 32,000r___May 1 1921 Sinking fund assets
f
123,125
4s '04 J-J
38.000c___July 1 1934 Tax valuation 1910
15,899,522
4s '09 J-J
36.000c._ _July 1 1939 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909---$17 00
4s
J-J $65,000c&r_Jan 1 1919 Population in 1900
2
18:4
0 640
68
Population In 1910
INTEREST on the refunding bonds due 1931 is payable at the 4th Nat.
Bank, New York; on all other bonds at the office of the City Treasurer,

CONCORD. F. A. Brewer, Clerk.
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated Sept. 15 1781,
(Assessment about full value.)
BOND. DEBT May 1910____$39,000
4,444 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$25.00
Floating debt
Assessed valuation 1909____ 432,535 Population In 1905
1.129
INTEREST payable at the National Shawmut Bank in Boston.

ESSEX JUNCTION. Frank W. Woods, Clerk.
This village is In Chittenden County. Incorporated In 1892.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910___$37,0001Total tax (per $1,000) 1909...410.00
Assessed valuation 1909
644,9941Population in 1900
1,141
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)'INT. at First Nat. Bank, New York.

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[VOL. L x xxxx.

FAIR HAVEN. Wm. F. Walker, Treasurer.

SPRINGFIELD. H. H. Blanchard, Village Attorney.

This village Is in Rutland County,
When Due.
LOANSWater and Sewer Bonds.
J-D $54,000c___June 1 1923
48
(Sub ect to call June 11913.)
-A $15,000_21,000 yearly
3348
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_469,000
Floating debt
4,170

This village Is In Windsor County. Incorporated In 1866.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1910_43,370,380
LOANS
M-N $150,000c1$5,000 y'rly
4s
(Assessment about actual value.)
M-N
25,000cfafter 10 y'rs. Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _27
3s
0
.50
.0
24
_
BOND. DEBT Oct 19105175,000
Population in 1900
INTEREST on the 48 Is payable In Boston; on the 3s in Springfield.

Tax valuation 1910
actual12,v153,6 )
value.)
(Assessment about 2-3
Village tax (per $1,000)'09-'10_26.00
Total tax (per $1,000) '09-'10_218.50
2,470
Population In 1900
2.500
Population In 1910 (est.)
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.

SWANTON. Geo. L. Loiselle, Clerk.

Thls city Is In Franklin County. Incorporated in 1788.
LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund
This vIllaee Is In Caledonia County. Incorporated Nov. 15 1890.
Funding Bonds.
3
1°
°°
220.'0
Assessed valuation 1910._ _1,3%
BOND. DEBT May 21 '10_443,000:(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 4s '09 F-A $30,000c_Aug 1 '14-'28 Tax rate (per 51,000) 1010_215.30
9,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _59.50
Water debt (included)
Population
1900
65,000c_..Aug11029
in
1,334 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10_ _ _240,000 Population in 1910
11,000 Population in 1900
Sinking fund
3,704006
.4
(est.)
2,400
Assessed valuation 1909___836,0641Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on bonds of 1909 payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
INTEREST Is payable at the National Life Insurance Co., Montpelier;
Hyde Park Bank and C. D. Parker & Co.. Boston.
VERGENNES. A. W.Norton, Mayor; J. A. Harrington, Tr.
This city is situated in Addison County. Incorporated In 1788.
HARTFORD. G. H. Watson, Town Treasurer (P. 0. White LOANSWhen Due. Water debt (incl. above)_ ___$48,500
River Junction).
828,560
Water Bonds.
Tax valuation 1909
Tot. perm. debt Apr 25 '104111,7001
48
Sept 1 $20.000c__ Sept 1 1914 (Assessment about % actual value.)
2,880,8681
4s '08 J-J
Assessed val 1909
25,000c___Jan 1 1929 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_215.50
4.000
Population in 1910 (est)
Population In 1900
Floating debt
.
1.753
55,0001 INTEREST Is paid In Boston.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1910
LUDLOW (Town). Frank A. Walker, Auditor.
This town, chartered in 1781, Is In Windsor County.
WATERBURY. E. E. Joslyn, Treasurer.
BOND.DEBT Oct 1910_ _ _ $35,000ITax rate (per $1,000) 1910.._$17.50
This village Is in Washington County. Incorporated Nov. 20 1882.
15,500 Population in 1905
2,042 LOANSFloating debt
W hen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _ 453,000
2,200
Assessed valuation 1910_.._1,146,757 Population In 1910 (est.)
765,967
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910
INTEREST payable at Ludlow Savings Bank & Trust Co.
4s
M-N $28,000r
1916 (Assessment about % actual value.)
Sewer Bonds
Tax rate (per 51.000) 1910_45.00
LUDLOW (Village). Frank A. Walker, Clerk.
2,135
1919 Population in 1910
4s '09 M-N $25,000c
This village Is In Windsor County. Incorporated In 1866.
When Due Assessed valuation 1910_4852,156
INTEREST payable at Waterbury National Bank.
LOANS(Assessment
about
3-5
1915
1
actual
M-S
_Mch
value.)
3s
Oct 1910_426,900 Tax rate (per 51.000) 1910_41.50 WINDSOR. F. B. Tracy, Village Treasurer.
226.900c..BOND. DEBT
This village Is In Windsor County. Incorporated in 1884.
14,776 Population in 1910 (est.)
1.600
Floating debt
Refunding Water Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
INTEREST payable at Ludlow Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Refund. Water & Sewer Bonds.
4s '09 J-J 1$18,000c_July 1 '11-'28
MIDDLEBURY. C. E. Pinney, Treasurer.
($4,500ccJuly 1 '11-'19
6,000c___July 1 1929
A village In Addison County.
Water Bonds.
4s '09 J-J
9,000c_July 1 '20-'28
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '10 $90,500
LOANS6,000c___July 1 1929 4s
M-S $13,000c- _Sept 1 1914
Floating
5.708
debt
Water Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT April 21910_558,000
1921 Tax valuation 1909
1,482.942
J-J 530,0000
48
INTEREST payable at the Old Co ony Trust Co. In Boston.
M-N 50.0000... _May 1 1941 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
48
F.
WINOOSKI.
J.
O'Sullivan,
President.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_219.00
(Subject to call May 1 1921.)
1.807
This village (P. 0. Ind. Sta. Burlington) Is In Chittenden County.
Sewer Bonds.Population In 1900
58
Var $10,500r_(Subj to call.) INT. at Nat. Park Bank, New York. BON I). DEBT Mch 261910. _268,000 Assessed valuation 1009_ $1,119,057
Floating debt
59.277 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900._ $8.00
MONTPELIER. T. R. Merrill, Treasurer.
Water debt (Included)._
3,783
40,000 Population In 1900
The city is situated in Washington County. On March 5 1895 the
town, village and school district were consolidated under a city charter.
Stable
Bonds.
City
Due.
When
LOANSJan 1912
48 '07 A-0 $6,000r
School Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
2 1-5a M-N $30,000 r_ _Nov 1 1920
3348'07 M-N $30.000c__May 1 1927
(Subject to call Nov 1 1910.)
(Subject to call May 1 1912.)
1919
43 '09 ___ $30,000
4s '09 s-an 120,000c___Aug 1 1929
ITS
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call Aug 1 1919.)
48 '97 J-J $12,500r_Aug 1 1917
BOND. DEBT Feb 1 1910_ $253,500
DEBT, RESOURCES, &c.
(Subject to call Aug 1 1907.)
Floating debt
4,000
Bridge Bonds.
6,268 Admitted as a State
3 1-5s A-0 $15.000r_ _Nov 1 1920 Cash on hand
One of Original Thirteen
Tax valuation 1909
6,183,452
(Subject to call Nov 1 1910.)
(Assessment about Sd actual value.) Total area of State (square miles)
8,315
Refunding Bonds.
A-0 540.000 r_Apr 1 1919 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_216.00
38
Boston
Value of water works owned $150,000 State Capital
(Subject to call 1904.)
do other real est owned__ 151.500
INTEREST at Treasurer's office.
7,856 Governor (term expires 1st Wed. Jan. 1911)_Eben S. Draper
Population In 1910

HARDWICK. M. G. Morse, President.

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State of Massachusetts.

I

MORRISVILLE. C. A. Slayton, Treas. Water & Light Corn. Sec. of State (
- term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1911)__ Wm. M. Olin
Thls village is In Lamoille Coun-ty. Bonds are non-taxable.
$8,326 Treasurer (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1911)_ _Elmer A. Stevens
When Due. Floating debt
LOANSTotal valuation 1910
1,085,857
Water & Electric-Light Bonds.
4s '09 F-A $72,000c_ _ _Feb 1 1929 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) Atuditor (term exp. 3d Wed. Jan. 1911)__Henry E. Turner
F-A 20.000c __Feb 1 1915-20 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1910_420.00
4s
1,262
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910 ...$92,000 Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank, Boston.

NEWPORT. C. F. Davis, Treasurer.

This Village is In Orleans County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _ _ _239,000
LOANSI Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,306,390
1 • Water Bonds.
J-D $39,000c_ -__June 19201(Assessrhent about 2-3 actual value.)
48 g
1,874
!Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at National Shawmut Bank, Boston.

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NORTHFIELD. C. L. Morse, Treasurer.

This village Is in Washington County.
When Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1910_598,000
LOANS13.900
Floating debt
Elec. Light & Power Bonds.
1917 Assessed valuation 1909_ 981,226
$18,000c
J-D
48
(Assessment about actual value.)
(Subject to call June 11907.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_17
8
50
50
..
Water Bonds
11-S $80,000c_Mch 1 '10-'37 Population in 1900
33is
INTERES'r on the electric-light and power bonds is payable in New York
or Northfield; on the water bonds at Northfield.

PROCTOR. L. H. Baldwin, Treasurer.
This village Is In Rutland County.
When Due.
LOANSWater and Sewer Bonds.
$8,000r_Jan 1 1911-14
30,000r_Jan 1 1915-24
J-J
38
40,000r_Jan 1 1925-34
10.000r-Jan 1 1936
(Unpaid bonds subject to call Dec.
31

Incorporated in 1884.
BOND. DEBT June 1 '10_586.000
Floating debt
356
_
79
10
Total assessed val. 19101,893.7
Total tax (per 51.000)'10_415.00
Population In 1900
2:0
3
10
50
Population In 1910 (est.)
1 N l'EKES I' is payable at Village
l'rensurer's office.

RUTLAilD. Will. L. Davis, Treasurer.

This city is in a town and a county of the same name. Incorporated
.
as a town Sept.7 1761,as a city Nov. 19 1892.
School Notes.
When Due
LOANSNov 1925
4s
M-N $5,000
General Debt.
.
City Hall Bonds.
J-J $25.000c____June 1926
48
M-N 100,000c__May 1924 3 lis g 34-5 $20,000c-Sept 1 1931
48 g
School Debt.
M-N 50,000c...... Nov 1024
48 g
Nov 1914
4s
M-N 21.000c___-Nov 1938 4s34 Nj$10,000c
Nov 1919
1 10,0000
Water Debt.
M-N 30,000c____ _May 1925
M-N $50,000c____May 1924 45
4s g
1 1937
50.000e___May
M-N
'07
g
4s
1924
63,000c____Nov
M-N
48 g
4s
M-N 20,000c____May 1938
Sewer Debt.
144:98
0
004
M-N $25,000c----Nov 1924 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '10. 5600
48 g
M-N 75 0000._.May 1 1926 Sinking fund, &ce
4s g
147,000
M-N 16,000c____May 1938 Water debt (Included)
4s
8,748.423
Total valuation 1910__.
Refunding Water Debt.
J-J $30,0000____Jan 1929 (Assessment about % actual value.)
3Ms
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'10418.00
Water Notes
_13046
Nov 1925 Population in 1010
11I-N 52,000
ds
INTEREST Is largely payable at First National Bank, Boston.

ST. ALBANS. B. M. Hopkins, City Clerk.

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.
When Due.
Permanent Imp't Bonds.
LOANS48 '03 Nov $7,000c_ Nov 2 1923
Sewer Bonds.
$2,000c __Oct 1 1911 48 '04 May 7,000c-May 2 1924
Water Supply Warrants.
4s '09 F-A {15,000c....Oct 1 '12-'14
20,000c_Oct 1 '15-'16 4s '08 M-N f$11,000cNov 2 '11-'16
2 1917
1 1,000cNov
1,000c-Oct 1 1917
School District Bonds.
Street Bonds.
'11-'21
30
$11.000c_Dec
4s
J-D
'08
'17-'23
1
$35,000c__Oct
4s '09 F-A
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s '10 J-D 15,000c_June 1 '18-'20
48 '05 June 27.000c_ _ _June 7 1925
Town Funding Bonds.
4s '97 F-A $20,000c_Feb 1 '11-'14 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '10__ 5177.000
3,510,445
Tax valuation 1910
Water Bonds
48 '92 J-D 33,000c_ __Dee 1 1911 (Assessment about actual value.)
f 12,000cOct. 1 1911-16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_420.00
6.239
ds '94 A-01 1,000c_ __Apr 1 1917 Population in 1900
6,331
INTEREST Is payable in Boston. Population In 1910




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.
LOANSFitchburg RR. Securities.
When Due.
Abolition of Grade Crossings.
3 lisg'93F-A $5.000.000e&rAug 1 '13
g M-N $4,500,000e&r Nov 1 '23
Prisons and Hospitals Loans
3
M-N
38 g
500,000r Nov 11023 33is g M-N $721,600r Nov 11031
3 Yasg'9811-N 1,500.000r May 1 1928 3sg'01 M-N
200,000r Nov 1 1931
3s g 99 1I-N 1.500,000r May 11921) 3 Sisg'03M-N
746,650r May 1 1933
35isg'02M-N
300,000r May 1 1929 334g 04 M-N
507,250r May 11034
3;is g'07M-N
500,000r_Nov 1 1936 3 hg'05 M-N $00,000cdor May 1 1934
500.000r Nov 1 1937 3 yysg'0611-N
3 tisg'07M-N
404,000r Nov 1 1935
250.000r Nov 1 1938 3 kiS c'OtINI-N
3}isg 09M N
40.000r Nov 1 1938
250.000r Nov 1 1938 3;is g '07
3s g'09 M-N
345,000r Nov 1 1936
500,000 -Nov 1 1939
33-f g'09 M-N
(5219,000 subject to call.)
Armory Bonds.
3 i,isg'07M-N
237.200r Nov I 1937
M-S
38 g
$833.000r Sept 1 1918 3s g '09 M-N 125,000r___Nov 1 1938
MS
3s g
55,000r Sept 1192') 3 iig'09 M-N 130,800r__Nov 1 1938
3s g '92 M-S
95 000r Sept 1 1921 33ig'09 M-N 2,282,000 __Nov 1 1939
*Court-House Bonds.
3s g '93 M S
100,000r Sept 11022
3s g '94 M-S
123,000r Sept 1 1923 3 Ms g '07 $160,000r_Mch 1 '11-'37
M-S
3s g
150.000r Sept 1 1925 31,,so'08M-S I 68.0o0r_Meh 1 '11-'35
M-S
3s g
320,000r Mch 1 1927 334g'09 M-S 153,000__Sept 1 '11-'19
3s g 02 M-S
320,000_ _Sept 1 '20-'39
38,000r Sept 11031
3 Yise
M-S
140,000r Sept 1 1931
108,000r_Mch '11-'37
3s g '02 M-S
75.000r Mch 1 1932 3jis g M-S 216,000r__Mch '11-'37
3)sg'04111-S
i
82,000r Sept 1 1934
6,0r__..Mch 11038
3s g
M-S
65.000r Sept 1 1934
Harbor Improvement.
33,000r Mch 1 1935 3;isg'97J-J
$500,000r Jan 1 1937
3 'isrr'05M-S
10,000r Sept 1 1935
Massachusetts War Loan.
33.1sg'05M-S
3 %sg'05M-S
5,000r Sept 11034 3s g '08-03 A-0 $1.240.000r_Apr 1'28
3)isg'05M-S
1.000r Mch 1 1927
Medfield Insane Asylum.
3)isg'06M-S
28,000r Sept 11918 33ig'94 A-0 5700,000r Apr 1 1024
3oo,000r Apr 1 1915
35isg'08M-S
21.500r Sept 1 1921 3;ig'95 A-0
174,300r April 1927
3 1-isg'06M-S
34th
th 1 1936 3)isg A-0
185,500r Apr 1 1933
230.000r Mch 1 1937 3lisg'03A-0
3;isg 07
Apprr 11 1935
0Orr.A
00
,0
4
80
2.
120
.2.000rS,
pt 1 1937 33-f g'04 A-0
07M-S
3 s1r'
3;is g M-S
55.000r Sept 1 1935 3;0 g '07
3;is g M-S
Hospital Loans.
421,000r Mch 1 1938
N 22,500r Nov 11025
33is g M-S
60,000r Sept 1 1938 3s g
35 g '09 M-S
128,000r Nov 1 1925
5,000r_Mch 1 1938 33-N
M-N
3s g '09 M-S
40.000r Sept 1 1938 3s g
110,450r May 11029
31i g'09 M-S
73,000r May 1 1929
100,000 -Sept 1 1939 3J.f g 21-N
200,000r May 1 1933
*Charles River Basin.
0 fr M-N
33,
334sg'04J-J $250,000r Jan 1 1944 3%sg 0634-N
75,000r Nov 1 1935
33-J
400.000c&rJan 1 1945 33.fsg M-N
80,000r Nov 1 1936
600.000r Jan 1 1948 3 sg'07M-N
3 l4sg'06
300,000r Nov 1 1937
•Metropoll tan Sewer.
1,150.000c&rJan 1 1947
3%8 if '07
3 &isg'08 J-J
400,000r Jan 1 1948 38 g
11-S $5,835,000r Jan 1 1930
3s g '09 J-J
425,000r_Jan 1 1949 3s g '00 J-J
285,000r_Jan 1 1930
3 yisg'09 J-J
425,000r_Jan 1 1949 3s g
M-S
500,000r Mch 1 1935
3Ag'10 J-J
475,000__Jan 1 1950 33.is g M-S
495,000r Jan 1 1930
Highways.
31-0 g M-S
339,000r Meh 1 1935
3 Sisg A-0 $1,300.000r Apr 1 1920 3s g
M-S 1 024,012r July 1 1030
3 lisg'97A-0
700.000r April 1927 3s g
M-S
65,000r Mch 1 1036
3lisg'98A-0
300.000r Apr 1 1928 31-48 g NI-S 3 586.000r July 11040
800.000rApr 1'29-'30 33fs g M-S 1,048,000r Jan 11043
A-0
3s g
350.000r Apr 1 1931 33.1s g M.S
3s g '01 A-0
305,000r July 1 1943
10,000r Apr 1 1932 33-f g04 11-S
38 g '02 A-0
392,000r July 1 1944
3%s g A-0
685,000r Apr 1 1932 311sg'0811-5 1.175.000 Jan 1 1946
3 ifsg'03A-0
150,000c Jan 1 1949
400,000r Apr 1 1933 Is g '09 J-J
3 xisg'05A-0 200,000c&rApr 1 '11-'30 33-f g'09 J-J
283,0000 Jan 1 1949
31-isg'06A-0
State House Construction.
260,000rApr 1 '11-36
3 lis g '07
324,000rApr 1'11-'37 3s g '95 A-0 $550.0oor Apr 1 1915
3 i5z'08A-0
625,000r Apr 11016
462.000rApr 1'11-'38 3 lisre96A-0
ls g 09 A 01 183.000rOct 1 '11-'19 38 g'97. A-0
125,000r April 1917
50,000r Apr 1 1918
300,000rOct 1 '20-'30 38 g'98 A-0
31-f g'09 A 0
72.000rOct 1 '11-'19
I
100,000rOct 1 '20-'39 A

Nov., 1910.1

MASSACHUSETTS-DEBT OF STATE.

LOANSWhen Due. •Parks (Metropolitan).
•Water Loan (Me tro poll tan)•
330 g J-J $1.800,000r Jan 1 1934
2,600,000r Jan 1 1936
3 Ag'95 J-J $13,000,0000 July 1 1935 330 g J-J
30'98 J-J
4,000,000c Jan 1 1938 3 tisg'97J-J 2,400,000r Jan 1 1937
1,100,000r July 1 1938
3g'99-00J-J
4,000,0000 July 1 1939 3 gs'08gJ-J
1.605,000r July 1 1939
3s g '01 J-J 6,900,000c&r Jan 1 1941 3s g'99 J-J
325,000r July 1 1940
3,100,000r Jan I 1941 3s g '00 J-J
3;is g J-J
450,0001- Jan 1 1940
3,500,000r Jan 1 1942 334sg'02J-J
3;ig'02 J-J
750,000r Jan 1 1941
J-J 4,000,000r Jan 1'43-44 3s g '01 J-J
3
100,000r Jan 1 1943
33isg'05J-J 650,000c&r Jan 1 1945 3.20sg'03J-J
135,000r Jan 1 1943
1.043,000c Jan 1 1948 33-sg'03J-J
3 Sisg'06J-J
640,000r July 1 1943
33sg'07J-J
307,000c Jan 1 1946 35isg'03J-J
600.0001' Jan 1 1944
33ig'09 J-J
199,000c Jan 1 1949 3%sg '04J-J
199,000c Jan 1 1949 3)isg'05J-J 670,000c&r Jan 1 1945
3s g '09 J-J
3 Mg'10 J-J
500,000__Jan 1 1950 3 isg'06J-J 600.000c&r_Jan 1 1946
600,000r_Jan 1 1947
State House.3As g '07
125,000r Jan 1 1928
3s g
A-0 $305,000r Oct 1 1918 3 Si se0sJ-J
60,000r Jan 1 1949
3 Yisg'05 J-J
60,000r Oct 1 1918 35 g '09 J-J
60,000r Jan 1 1949
3 Asg
A-0
570.000r Oct 1 1918 3Mg'09 J-J
•Nominal or contingent debt except "parks," of which $2,567,500 Is a
direct State obligation. Two-thirds ($220,000) 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. 11909. Dec.1 1908. Dec.1 1907, Jan. 1 1907.
_3110,520.162
$105,796,662 $101,538,162
$109,111,362
debt_
funded
Total
26,616,505
28,781,235
31,013,766
Sinking funds, &c__ 30,863,096
$79,657,066 $78,097,596 $77,015,427 $74,921,657
Net debt
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 1909 these classes and the sinking
funds applicable thereto were as follows:
Direct Debt,
Grand Total.
Nominal Debt.
$110,520,162
$38,363.750
Bonded debt
$72,156,412
30,863,096
19,382,995
Sinking funds
11,480,101
$18,980,755
$79,657,066
Net debt
$60,676,311
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The State's assessed valuation has been
as below.
Real Estate.
Total.
Personal Property.
Years.
$2,870,699,295
$1,899,859,527
$4,770,558,822
1909
2,799,062,707
1908
1,775,073,438
4,574,136,145
2,746,005,835
1907
1,757,420,786
4,503,426,621
2,668,110,610
1906
1,702,851,857
4.370,962,467
2,600,445,146
1905
1,621,835,908
4,222,281,054
2,315,687,381
1900
1,582,983,689
3.878,671,070
1,600,137,807
1,013,077,330
1890
2,613,215,137
1,111.160,072
818,695,358
1880
1,927,855,430
The State tax for 1909 amounted to $4,500,000. The larger portion of
the State's revenue Is derived from corporations, national bank stocks and
savings bank taxes.
POPULATION OF STATE.-Massachusetts has the largest population
of any of the New England States.
3,366,416 1870
1.457 351 1820
1910
523.287
1,231,066 1810
3,003,635 1860
1905
472,040
2,805,346 1850
994,514 1800
1900
422,845
2,238,943 1840
737,699 1790
1890
378,787
1,783,085 1830
610,408
1880
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 found Incorporated in Chapter 27 of the Revised Statutes, edition of
Jan. 1 1902. The important sections of this chapter are cited below:
SECTION 1. Cities and towns shall not Incur debts, except in the manner of voting and within the limitations as to amount and time of payment
prescribed In this chapter.
SECTION 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.
SECTION 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 preceding said
assessment.
SECTION 4. A town shall not become indebted In an amount exceeding
three per cent on the last preceding valuation for the assessment of taxes,
of the taxable property therein.
SECTION 5. A city or town which establishes, purchases, reconstructs,
extends or enlarges a gas or electric-lighting plant within its limits may
incur debt outside the debt limit prescribed In this chapter in payment
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.
SECTION 8. 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.)
SECTION 7. Cities and towns may by a majority vote Incur debts for
temporary loans for the payment of any land damages or any proportion of
the general expense of altering a crossing which they are required primarily
to pay under the provisions of sections one hundred and forty-nine to
one hundred and sixty, inclusive, of chapter one hundred and eleven.
Such loans shall not be reckoned in determining the authorized limit of
indebtedness, and when any money so paid is repaid, it shall be immediately applied to the discharge of the loan.
Sections referred to in chap. 111 provide for the abolition of grade crossings.
SECTION 8. Debts other than those mentioned in the two preceding
sections shall be incurred only by a vote of two-thirds of the voters present
and voting at a town meeting, or of two-thirds of all the members of each
branch of the city council, taken by yeas and nays, and subject to the approval or disapproval of tile mayor.
SECTION 9. A city or town which has incurred a debt within the
limitations as to amount and time of payment prescribed by this chapter
may issue bonds notes or scrip therefor. properly denominated on the
face thereof, signed by its treasurer and, if issued by a city, countersigned
by its mayor, or if issued by a town, countersigned by a majority of its
selectmen with Interest payable semi-annually at such rate as it deems
proper, and may sell said bonds, notes or scrip, not less than par, at public
or private sale, or may use the same in payment of such debts.
SECTION 10. If a city or town votes to issue bonds, notes, scrip or
other certificates of indebtedness In accordance with the provisions of this
chapter, the officers authorized to negotiate the same may, In tile 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 authorizing the issue of such bonds. notes, scrip or
other certificates of indebtedness. [See note under Section 6.]
SECTION 11. Debts incurred for supplying tile inhabitants with water.
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visions of chapter twenty-eight, for a municipal lighting plant under the
provisions of chapter thirty-four, or In constructing sewers, shalt 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, &c.,
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 3,5 of 1% of Us assessed valuation. Chapter 34 provides
for the manufacture and distribution of gas and electricity.]
SECTION 12. The Interest on all debts shall annually be raised by
taxation. If a debt is payable at a period exceeding ten years. the city or
town shall, and In all other cases may, at the time of contracting the same,
establish a sinking fund to be used for no other purpose than the payment
of such debt, and shall annually raise by taxation and contribute thereto
an amount sufficient with its accumulations to extinguish the debt at maturity; and if payable at a period not exceeding ten years, the city or town
shall raise by taxation annually not less than eight per cent of the 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 tile year before the maturity of the debt, raise by taxation
any balance necessary for its extinguishment.
SECTION 13. A city or town, instead of establishing a sinking fund,
may vote to provide for the payment of any debt by such annual 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.
SECTION 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 purposes and to the extent authorized by such Act, in the manner provided in, and subject to the provision
of, the preceding sections.
SECTION 23. No city or town shall, for the purpose of subscribing In
aid of a railroad corporation. Increase its indebtedness to an amount which,
with its existing net Indebtedness* Incurred for any purpose, excluding
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 ap
ply 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.
[•"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. R,evlsed
Statutes, Chapter 8, Section 5, Clause 12.]
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.-Clause Fifteen, Section 5, Part I,
Chapter 490, of the Acts of 1009, 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-POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.
The savings bank laws of this State were completely revised by a bill
(Chapter 590, Acts of 1908) passed by the Legislature In 1908. One of
the most important amendments to the old law was the addition of telephone
bonds to the list of permissible Investments. The other changes, too
numerous to mention here, were summarized in V. 87, P. 257. Some
comments on the same will also be found in an editorial article on pages
5 and 6 of the State and City Supplement for May 29 1909. In 1909 the
Legislature passed an Act (Chapter 491) making a number of technical
changes which we have incorporated below.
Sf...t:TIOPI 68. Deposits aud tne income derived therefrom 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 sixty per cent of the value of
such real estate; but not more than seventy per cent 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 forty
per cent 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. 2571
SECUND-Puotic 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.
(c) In the bonds or notes of an Incorporated district in this Commonwealth whose net indebtedness does not exceed five per cent 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 ntt indebtedness does not exceed
live per cent 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 three per cent of such valuation; or of any
Incorporated water district of said States which has within Its limits more
than live 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 three per cent 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.
to 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 qational 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 five per cent of
the valuation of the taxable property therein, to be ascertained by the last
preceding valuation of property therein for the assessment of taxes; and of
any city of the aforesaid States or of any of the New England States or of
tile States of Maryland and Kentucky, which has at the date of such investment more than two hundred thousand Inhabitants, so established,
and whose net indebtedness does not exceed seven per cent of the valuation
of the taxable property therein, established and ascertained as above
provided.
In subdivisions d and e of this clause tile words "net indebtedness"
mean the indebtedness of a county, city, town or district, omitting debts
created for supplying the inhabitants with water and debts created in anticipation of taxes to be paid within one year, and deducting the amount of
sinking funds available for the payment of the indebtedness included.
RAILROAD BONDS
Afassachuseits Railroads. '
THIRT).-(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 four per cent per annum
on au its outstanding issues of capital stock In each fiscal year for the five
vears next preceding such investment, or in the first mortgage bonds of
a terminal corporation incorporated in this Commonwealth and whose
oronerty 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 cornoratIon. Any shares of the capital stock of a railroad corporatInn lensed to such railroad corporation, which are owned by said lessee
corporation, shall not be considered as outstanding within the meaning cf
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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
operating Its own road or is leased to another railroad corporation; provided,
either that such bonds shall be secured by a first mortgage of the whole or
a part of the railroad and railroad property of such corporation or by a
refunding mortgage as described in paragraph (3) or (4) of subdivision e; 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 tranenise 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 tour per cent 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 9, 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,
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 fisall 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 outstautilhg capital steel(
(4) The gross earnings from the operation of the property of such railroad corporation, including therein the gross earnings 0i c,11 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—
(3) No bonds shall be made a legal investment by subdivision g in case
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds
which, together with all outstanding prior debts of the issuing or assuming
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 f or 5 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 live up to and including
the fiscal year of said corporation In which this Act is passed.
DESCRIPTION OF BONDS.
(1) Dennirion ii First Mortgage.—Whenever the term "first mortgage"
used in the following subdivisions, it shall mean, unless otherwise qualified, a first mortgage on not less than seventy-five pe cent of the railroad
owned In fee at the date of the mortgage by the railroad corporat on 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
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(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
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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:k1
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 inortKage upon not less wan ten per cent of the railroad,
exclusive of sidings, owned in fee at the date of said mortgage by the corporation issuing or assumingsaid 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 ereater 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 five 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
principal and interest, by a railroad corporation whose refunding mortgage
bonds are made a legal investment under paragraphs three or tour of subdivision g: provided, that—
Said bonds are prior to and are to be refunded by such refunding mortgage;
Said refunding mortgage covers all the real property upon which the
mortgage securing said underlying bonds is a lien •
In the case of bonds so guaranteed or assumed, the corporation issuing
said bonds is owned and operated, controlled and operated, or leased and
operated, by said railroad corporation.
(I) Guaranteed Obligations.—Bonds which have been guaranteed by endorsement as to both principal and interest by a railroad corporation which
has complied with all the provisions of subdivision e: provided, that—
Said bonds are secured by a first mortgage on the railroad of a railroad
corporation which is owned and operated, controlled and operated, or
leased and operated, by the corporation guaranteeing said bonds;
In the case of a leased railroad, the entire capital stock of which, except
shares qualifying directors, Is not owned by the lessee, the rental Includes
an amount to be paid to the stockholders of said leased railroad equal to at
least four per cent per annum upon that portion of the entire capital stock
thereof outstanding which is not owned by the lessee.
(j) First mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation which during each of
Its ten fiscal years next preceding the date of such Investment has complied
with all the requirements of paragraphs two, three and four of subdivision
e; provided, that said bonds are guaranteed by endorsement as to both
principal and interest by a railroad corporation which has complied with
all the requirements of subdivision e preceding paragraph five, notwithstanding that the railroad of said issuing corporation is not operated by
said guaranteeing corporation.
CORPORATION NOT TO LOSE CREDIT BY TEMPORARY DISTURBANCE OF RELATION OF GROSS EARNINGS TO FIXED CHARGES.
(k) Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under any
of the provisions of this Act shall not be rendered Illegal although the corporation issuing, assuming or guaranteeing such bonds shall fall for a period
not exceeding two successive fiscal years to comply with the requirements of
paragraph four of subdivision e; but no further investment in the bonds
issued, assumed or guaranteed by said corporation shall be made during
said period. If after the expiration of said period said corporation complies
for the following fiscal year with all the requirements of subdivision e, It
shall be regarded as having complied therewith during said period.
BONDS NOT TO BECOME ILLEGAL ON ACCOUNT OF
CONSOLIDATION.
(1) Bonds which have been or shall become legal investments under any
of the provisions of this Act shall not be rendered Illegal, although the
property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to or
legally acquired by another railroad corporation, and although the corporation which Issued or assumed said bonds has been or shall be consolidated
with another railroad corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing corporation shall assume the payment of said bonds, and so long as it shall
continue to pay regularly interest or dividends, or both, upon the securities
issued against, in exchange for, or to acquire the stock of the corporation
consolidated, or the property purchased, or upon securities subsequently
issued in exchange or substitution therefor, to an amount at least equal to
four per cent per annum upon the capital stock, outstanding at the time of
such consolidation or purchase, of said corporation which issued or assumed
said bonds.
CREDIT OF A CORPORATION NOT TO BE LOST BY
CONSOLIDATION.
(m) It a railroad corporation which has complied with all the requirements of subdivision e preceding paragraph five, except that the period of
compliance is less than ten, but not less than five successive years, shall be,
or shall have been, thereupon consolidated or merged into, or its railroad
purchased and all of the debts of such corporation assumed by, another
railroad corporation Incorporated under the laws of any of the United States,
such corporation so succeeding shall be considered as having complied with
all the provisions of subdivision e preceding paragraph five during those
successive years next preceding the date of such consolidation, merger or
purchase in which all said consolidated, merged or purchased corporations,
if considered as one continuous corporation in ownership and possession,
would have so complied: provided, that said succeeding corporation shall
continue so to comply for a further period which shall make such compliance
equivalent to at least ten success ye years, hut which shall be in no case
less than the two fiscal years next following sa.d mrtsolitlatinn merger or
purchase.
STREET RAILWAY CORPORATIONS ARE NOT RAILROAD
CORPORATIONS.
(n) In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires, "railroad corporation" means a corporation which owns or is In possession of and operating
a railroad or railway of the class usually operated by steam power. Street
railway corporations are not railroad corporations within the meaning of
this Act.
PRESENT INVESTMENTS NOT TO BECOME ILLEGAL.
FO URTH.—The provisions of this Act shall not render Illegal the Investment in any mortgages of real estate held by such corporation at the time
of its passage, nor the Investment at such time or thereafter in any issue
of bonds or notes dated prior to its passage, In which such corporation was
then authorized to Invest, so long as such bonds or notes continue to comply with the requirements of la‘v then In force.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
FIFTH.—In the bonds of any street railway company incorporated in
this Commonwealth the railway of which Is located wholly or In part
therein, and which has earned and paid in dividends in cash an amount
equal to at least five per cent upon all Its outstanding capital stock in each
of the five years last preceding the certification by the Board of Railroad
Commissioners hereinafter provided for. No such investment shall be
made unless said company appears from returns made by It to the Board of
Railroad Commissioners to have properly paid said dividends without impairment of assets or capital stock, and said board shall on or before the
fifteenth day of January in each year certify and transmit to the Bank
Commissioner a list of such street railway companies
Dividends paid by way of rental to stockholders of a leased street railway
company shall be deemed to have been earned and paid by said company
within the meaning of this clause, provided that said company shall have
annually earned, and properly paid in dividends in cash, without impairment of assets or capital stock, an amount equal to at least five per cent
upon all its outstanding capital stock In each of the five fiscal years next
preceding the date of the lease thereof.
If two or more street railway companies have been consolidated by purchase or otherwise during the five years prior to said certification, the payment severally from the earnings of each year of dividends equivalent in
the aggregate to a dividend of five per cent on the aggregate capital stocks
of the several companies during the years preceding such consolidation
shall be sufficient for the purpose of this Act.

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The Board of Railroad Commissioners in January 1910 announced the
following roads as meeting the requirements of this clause (V. 90. p. 316):
Holyoke Street Ry. Co.
Boston Elevated By. Co.
Pittsfield Electric Street Ry. Co.
Boston & Revere Electric Ry. Co.
Citizens' Elec. St. Ry. of Newburyp't Springfield Street Ry. Co.
Dartmouth & Westport St. By. Co. Union Street By. Co.
West End Street By. Co.
East Middlesex Street By. Co.
Fitchburg & Leominster St. By. Co. Worcester Consolidated StreetRy.Co.
The above is used by the Bank Commissioner as a basis for the list of
bonds which he deems good and safe Investments under Clause Fifth of
this Act. (See Clause Thirteenth below.)
TELEPHONE COMPANY BONDS.
SIXTH.-In the bonds of any telephone company subject to the provisions of section thirty-seven of chapter fourteen of the Revised Laws,
and of which a majority of the directors are residents of the Commonwealth:
Provided, that during each of the five fiscal years of such telephone company next preceding the date of such Investment(1) The gross income of such telephone company shall have been not less
than ten million dollars per annum.
(2) Such telephone company shall have paid the matured principal and
interest of all its Indebtedness.
(3) Such telephone company shall have paid in dividends in cash an
amount equal to not less than six per cent per annum on all its outstanding
Issues of capital stock.
(4) The dividends paid on the capital stock of such telephone company
shall not have been less than the total amount necessary to pay the Interest
upon Its entire outstanding Indebtedness.
And further provided that such bonds shall be secured either (a) by a
first mortgage upon at least seventy-five per cent of the property of such
telephone company or (b) by the deposit with a trust company Incorporated
under the laws of this Commonwealth of bonds and shares of stock of other
telephone corporations, under an indenture of trust which limits the amount
of bonds so secured to seventy-five per cent of the value of the securities
deposited as stated and determined In said Indenture, and provided that
during each of the five years next preceding such Investment the annual
Interest and dividends paid In cash on the securities deposited have
amounted to not less than fifty per cent in excess of the annual Interest on
the bonds outstanding and secured by said deposit. Not more than two
par cent of the deposits of say savings bank shall be investor' in the bonds
of telephone companies
BANK STOCKS AND DEPOSITS IN BANKS.
SEVENTH.-In the stock of a banking association located In the New
England States and incorporated under the authority of the United States,
or in the stock of a trust company incorporated under the laws of and doing
business within this Commonwealth, but such corporation shall not hold,
both by way of investment and as security for loans, more than twenty per
cent of its deposits in the stock of such associations or companies, nor in any
one such association or company more than three per cent of its deposits
in, nor more than one hundred thousand dollars nor more than one-quarter
of the capital stock of, such association or company. Such corporation
may deposit not more than two and one-half per cent of its deposits in any
banking association incorporated under the authority of the United States
and located in this Commonwealth. and In any trust company Incorporated
in this Commonwealth, but such deposit shall not in any case exceed five
hundred thousand dollars nor twenty-five per cent of the capital stock and
surplus fund of such depositary.
Clause Eighth relates to loans on personal security, which are restricted
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
notes with a pledge as collateral of life insurance policies. V. 90, p. 1376.]
Clause Ninth concerns the amount to be Invested in a bank building. Clause
Tenth deals with real estate acquired by foreclosure, and Clause Eleventh
with securities acquired In settlement of indebtedness. Clause Twelfth relates to pledges of securities as collateral and provides against invalidating
the same. For the provisions of these clauses, see V. 87, p. 257, where the
law was printed in full.
LIST OF BONDS TO BE PREPARED.
THIRTEENTH.-Not later than the first day of February in each year
the commissioner shall prepare a list of all the bonds and notes which arc
then legal investments under the provisions of clauses third, fourth, fifth
and sixth. Said list shall at all times be open to public inspection and a
corm thereof shall be sent to every savInv; bank
The report of the Bank Commissioner for 1909 contains a list of bonds
considered legal under clauses third, fourth, fifth and sixth of the above Act.
This list was printed in the "Chronicle" on March 19 1910, page 795.

'21

INTEREST on the water 3 Ms of 1908 is payable at the Old Colony Trust
Co. of Boston: on other loans at the National Shawmut Bank. Boston.

ARLINGTON. Geo. M. Richardson, Aud.; M. Taylor, Treas.
This town is in Middlesex Co. Value town property Jan 1 1910 $1,519,211
Highway Loans.
LOANSWhen Due.
J-D $5,000_Dec 31 '11-'15
4s
Water Works.
1,000_._Dec 31 1911
4s '02 J-J $91.000c___Jan 1 1912 4s
J-D
48 '92 J-J
Town Yard Loan.
92,000c_Jan 1 1922
48 '94 A-0 92,000c
Apr 1 1924 4s '09 J-D $2,500„June 1 '11-'15
48 '96 A-0
Police Signal Bonds.
5,000c___Oct 1 1926
45 '98 A-0 15.000c_ _Oct 1 1928 4s '06 J-D $2,000_ _Dec 31 '11-'12
4s '97 A-0 10,000c_ __Oct 1 1927
te Loan.
To wn4s '95 A-0 10,000c_ _Oct 1 1925 3s'99A-0 $52.000c_AprIl 1 1939
45 '05 J-D
School Loans.
8.000_Dec 15 '11-18
4s '06 J-D
1,000-Dec 31 1911 4s '93 M-N 164,000cl __Nov 1 1913
4s '07 J-D 10,000___Dec 1 '11-'20
1 6001
48 '07 J-D
3.000_ _ _Dec 1 '11-'13 4s '99 A-0 13,050c_ _April 11-10
48 '08 J-D
11,000c_July 1 '11-21
7,000_Dec 31 '13-'19 4s '04 J-J
45 '09 J-D
6,000c_Dec 15 '11-16
1,800June 1 '11-'19 4s '04 J-D
4s '09 J-D
4,500__June 1 '11-'19 45 '08 J-D 40,000_Dec 31 '11-'26
Park Loan.
3,000_Dec 31 '11-'16
45 '08 J-D
4s '98 M-N $15,000c__-Nov 1 1940 BOND. DEBT May 1 1910 $702,849
40,000
Sewer Bonds.
Floating debt
157,833
4s '96 J-D $100,000c___June 1 1936 Sinking fund Jan 1 1910_ _
110,099
48 '03 J-D 10,500___Dec 31 1923 Borrow. capac.Jan 1 '10
4s '04 J-D
1.000___Dec 31 1910 Total assessed val. 1909_11.479,914
4s '05 J-D 1 3,000__Dec 15 '11-'13
(Assessment at actual value.)
1
500___Dec 15 1910 Tax rate (per $1,000) MO__ _$20.10
9.672
4s '07 J-D
4,000 ___Dec 1 '12-'15 Population In 1905
11,187
45 '09 J-D
1,000_.June 1 1911 Population In 1910
INTEREST coupons are payable at the Beacon Trust Co. (Faneull Hall
National Bank), Boston.

ATHOL. E. Warren Tyler, Chairman.
This town is situated in Worcester County. Incorporated March 6 1762.
Refunding Loans.
Bridge Notes.
3 ma
J-J
$1,500c___ _Oct 1911 48 '10 A-0 $6,000____Oct 1 1913
Grade Crossing.
School & Street-Grading Notes.
J-J
43 '10 A-0 f$4,000__Oct 1 '11-'12 3s
$6,000c____1911-1913
School-House Loan,
1 2,500____Oct 1 1913
43
A-0 $30,000c_52,000 yrly
Sewer Loan (outside debt limit.)
$50,000c___July
1
1924
Miscellaneous.
45 '94 J-J
28,000c___July 1 1933 4 Ms
A-0 $6,000c_Oct 3 '11-'18
4s '03 J-J
3,200c
1934 TOTAL DEBT Oct 4 1910_$488,200
48 '04 J-J
31,428
24,000c___Apr 1 1938 Sinking fund (sewer)
4s '08 J-J
1939 Water debt (included)____ 322.000
5,000c
4s '09 .1-1
4,643.701
Water Bonds (Outside Debt Limit) Tax valuation 1910
($42,000c_Aug 1 '11-'16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_520.50
7,196
4s '06 F-A1100,000c_Aug 1 '17-'26 Population in 1905
8,536
1180,000c_Atur 1 '27-'36 Population in 1910
INTEREST at Boston and Athol.

ATTLEBOROUGH. F. I. Babcock, Treasurer.

This town is in Bristol County. Incorporated Oct. 19 1694
Miscellaneous Notes.
When Due.
LOANS4s '08 F-A1510,000„Aug 1 '11-'12
Water Bonds.
1 6,000____Aug 1 1913
4s
A-0 $20.0000_Oct 12 1912
4s
School Bonds.
31-S 12,000c___Sept 1 1915
4s
M-N $30,000c___Nov 1 1920
J-J
20,000c_Jan 1 1919 3345
48
A-0 25,000c-__Oct 1 1922
Fire Engine Sta. Bonds.
4s
J-J
35,000c&r_July 1 1923 4s '10 M-N $38,000c_May 2 '11-'20
4s
J-J
40,0000.. July 1 1924
School Notes.
4s
J-J
25,000c___July 1 1926 48 '09 M-N 29,000 _May 1 '14-'19
10,000c___July 1 1927
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J
13,000c__July 1 1928 48 '10 J-J f$98,000c_July 1 '11-'24
4s
J-J
15,000r___July 1 1929
334s g J-J
1 2,000c_ _ _July 1 1925
Street Bonds.
12,000c___July 1 1930
334s g J-J
10,000c-Jan 1 1921 4s '06 J-D 340,0000 __June 1 1916
3340 g J-J
A-0 20.000c___Apr 1 1921 GEN. BONDS Oct 1910_5816,000
334s
43,800
A-0 30,000c___Apr 1 1932 Floating debt & time notes
334s
118,500
A-0 30,000c___Oct 1 1933 Sinking fund
3s
t08,000
48 '04 A-0 20,000c-Oct 1 1934 Water debt (Incl. above)_
80,819
330'05 M-S 100,000e___Mch 1 1935 Water sinking fund (incl.)
3 Ms'05 M-N 50.0000 -_Nov 1 1935 Total valuation 1910
4s '08 A-0 48,000c_Apr I '11-'34 (Assessment about %
2
.
)
5
v 9a
6L
618
5 actula
15,000c_July 1 '11-'18 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_516.50
4s
J-J
4s
'10
114,000c_Jan
1
'12-'18
12,702
J-J
in
1905
Population
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
16,215
1
_ __Jan I 1919 Population in 1910
1 '11-'28
41,000c_July
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
'10 J-J
1,0c4s
'29-'40
24,000__July
1
'10
J-J
4s
Aggregate Municipal Indebtedness.
INTEREST at First Nat. Bank of Attleborough, Boston Safe Deposit
The gross Interest-bearing debt of all municipalities of the State was
& Trust Co., Boston, First Nat. Bank and Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
$236,340,846 on May 1 1009.
The following table shows the aggregate assessed valuation as returned BELMONT. R. T. Brodrick, Treasurer
by the local assessors, the aggregate net debtor all the municipalities of the
This town (P. 0. Beaton) is in Middlesex County. Incorporated In 1859.
State, and the percentage of the same, for the years indicated:
Sewer Loan.
School House Bonds. .
Aggregate
M-N $18,000c_ -Nov 1 1924
J-D $40,000c___June 1 1917 43
4s
Year.
Valuation.
Net Debt. Percentage. 4s
'11-'15 4s
9,0000_ _..July 1 1926
I
10,000c_
_Oct
1
J-J
A-0
'04
1909
$3,727,473,635
$166,080,073
4.4
6,000c___June 1 1927
'16-'24
4s
9,000c__Oct
1
J-D
1
1908
3,590,690,106
163,558,325
4.5
J-D 20,000c._ _June 2 1932
J-D 26,000c_ _June '11-'23 3345
334s
1907
3,512,557,604
158,586,274
4.5
A-0 10.000c__-Oct 2 1930
12,000c_JulY 1 '11-'22 3345
4s '08 J-J
1905
3,312,255,163
147,509,003
4.4
4s '07 M-S 10 000c___Mch 1 1937
Street Loan
2,961,119,947
1900
131,016,743
4.4
$18,000c__Oct 1 '10-'15 48 '08 J-D 10,000c_June I 1938
4s
A-0
2,154,134,626
70,742,786
1890
3.2
Fire Department Bonds.
7,000c_Mckl '11-'17
4s '07 M-S
1,584,756,802
68,512,929
4.3
1880
48
4161:
'
49
10
7
J-I0 $3,500c_June 1'
Water Loans.
1,497,351,686
39,421,208
2.6
1871
,
48
F-A $5,000c__Aug 1 1925 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1910 _ $266000
4s
Sinking
fund
J-J
8,000c___July
1
1926
Farrar,
Treasurer.
R.
G.
ABINGTON.
40,500
43
J-D
5,000c_ _..Dec 1 1926 Water debt (included)
This town is in Plymouth County. Incorporated In 1712.
6,516,525
J-D
7,000c_ _ June 1 1929 Total valuation 1910
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1910._ $121,000 4s
LOANSactual
value.)
4s
'06
J-D
as
same
46
3,500c_
_Dec
(Assessment
1
'11-17
Tax valuation 1909
2,939.824
Water Loan.
58
.5
.4
80
2
4a
May $35,000e_May 1 '11-'16 (Property Is assessed at actual value.) 4s '09 A-0 10,000c___Apr 1 1939 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_51
Electric
Light
Bonds.
Population
In
1905
1909_523.20
'11-'17
Total
tax
(per
$1,000)
4s
1
Jan
7,000c Jan
J-D $14,000c__June 1 1928 Population in 1910
4s
M-N 53,000c_ __May 23-'40 Population in 1905
5,081 4s
2,000c_Apr 1 '11-'14
A-0
Population in 1910
18,000
5,455 4s
4s '10 ___
4s
F-A
4,000_ _Aug 1 '11-'14 INTEREST is payable In Boston.
School Bonds,
INTEREST is payable in Boston. BEVERLY. C. H. Trout, Mayor; C. F. Lee, Treasurer.
3 Ms
J-J $24,000c_July 1 '11-22
This city is In Essex County. Founded 1626; a town 1668; Incorporated
H. Hughes, Treasurer.
ADAMS FIRE DISTRICT.
When Due. Sinking fund
$12,185 as a city May 23 1894.
LOANSPlayground Bonds.
When Due.
5s '93 A-0 $15,000c_Oct 1 '11-13 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ 5,946,000 LOANS4s '10 J-J $10,000 July 1 '11-'20
School Loans.
4s '02 A-0 80,000c_Oct 1 '15-'20 Fire dist. tax (per $1,000) '09._$3.40
Fire Loan.
56,000c_Oct 1 '11-'12
4s '96 A-0 20.000c Oct 1 '11-'14 Population in 1909 (est.)
13,000
48 '02 A-0 f24,000c_Oct 1 '13-'20 4s '06 J-J $12,000c_July 1 '11-'16
BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_ _ _ _$75,000
Water Loan.
1 2,500c_ _ _Oct 1 1921
INTEREST payable in Adams on the 5s and the 48 of 1896 at the First
F-A$150,000c___Aug 1 1917
40,000c_July 1 '11-'18 4s
334s'03 J-J
National Bank; on the 4s of 1902 at the Greylock National Bank.
4s '03 J-J
10,000c_July 1 '19-'20 4s '03 J-J J19,000c_July 1 '11-'19
1 5,000c..July 1 '20-'24
3,000c___July 1 1921
AMESBURY. John J. Allen, Treas.; N. E. Collins, Clerk.
4s '03 J-J
J-J 350,000c_ July 1 1911
4s:05 M-N 6,000c_May 1 '11-'16 48
Amesbury Township is in Essex County.
78,000c_May 1 '11-'24 48 '08 M-N 1,000c___Nov 1 1911
Funding Bonds.
School Bonds.
1,000c_ _Aug 1 1911
4s
J-J $25,000c
1912 4s '07 J-J $18,000r_July 1 '11-16 4s '05 M-N { 6,000c_May 1 1925 4s '08 F-A
5,000c_ _ _May 1 1926 3348'05 A-0J34,000c_dct 1 '11-'27
Fire-Engine-House Bonds.
PERMAN'T D'T Nov.1910_$298,500
1 1,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1921.
M-N {58,000r..May 15 '11-'18 Floating debt
330
44,434 334s'09 M-N 18,000c_May 1 '11-'19
24,000e_Oct 1 '11-'22
500r__May 15 1919 Sinking fund
7,154 434s'07 M-N 118,000c_May 1 '11-'19
1,000c___Oct 1 1928
1,000c_ _ _May 1 1920 4s '05 A-0
Total valuation 1909
Water-Plant Bonds.
6,087,070
4,000c_Oct 1 '29-'30
'11-'15
1
July
1
'11-'32
about
4-5
25,000c_Aug
220,000c
4s
'10
(Assessment
actual
F-A
f
48 '06 J-J
value.)
Library Site Bonds.
1 '33.'35 Total tax rate (per 51,000) '09.519.30
60,000c_Aug 1 '16-'30
1 27,000e_July
48 '09 A-0 514,000__Oct 1 '11-'17
30,000c_July 1 '11-'40 Population in 1910
Town Loans.
4s '10 J-J
9,894
Bridge Bonds.
J-J $443,000c&r_July 1 1911
INTEREST on the school bonds is paid to the registered holder; on the 45
M-N 10,000c_Nov 23 '13-'18 3348'09 M-Sf$21.000__Mch 1 '11-'17
water bonds of 1906 it is payable at t le Old Colony Trust Co., Boston, and 6s
1 2,000_ _
1 1918
Sewer Loans.
on the funding bonds and water bonds of 1910 at the First Nat. Banic,Bost,
Park Loan.
48 '93 J-J $36,000c_July 1 '11-'19
ANDOVER. Geo. A. Higgins, Tr.; Abraham Marland, Clerk. 45 '00 J-J 60,000c_July 1 '11-'25 43
J-J $22,000c_July 1 '11-'21
This town Is In Essex County and was incorporated May 6 1646.
45 '03 A-0 556,000c_Apr 1 '11-'24 4s '06 J-J 110,000„July 1 '11-'20
Sewer Bonds.
1
500_ _ _ _July I 1921
120,000c_Apr 1 '25-'34
LOANSWhen Due.
4s
J-D 1520,000c_June 11013 4s '06 A-05147,000c_Apr 1 '11-'31
Dredging Loans.
Water Bonds.
M-11 $8,000c_Nov 1 '11-'18
M-N 545,000e_Nov 1 '10-'1*
1 30.000c_June 1 1928
48
1 25,000c_Apr 1 '32-'36 48
1,000__ __Apr 1 1919 48 '07 J-J
1,000c__JUly 1 '1911 43 '03 M-N 133,00OcNoV 1 '11-'21
48
M-N 50,000c_Nov 11910 48 '09 A-0
M-N 10,000___ _Nov 1 1920 BOND. DEBT Apr 1910._ $240,000 4348'07 A-0 24,000c_Oct 1 '11-'22
48
1 2.000c__ _Nov 1 1922
3,000c_Oct 1 '11-'13 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10.-$1,992,000
J-D 20,000c_June 1 '22-23 Note debt
4s
62,000 434s'07 A-0
820,173
2,000c _ _ -June 1 1911 Sinking funds
J-D 15,000c-June 1 1925 Sinking fund
31,868 48 '08 J-D
4s
5.000c_ June 11028 Other assets
599,000
48
J-D
42,748 48 '08 M-S 40,000c_Sept 1 '11-'18 Water debt (included)
6,471,167 3340'09 M-S 12,000c_Mch 1 '11-'14 Water sink. Ids. (incl.)413,569
A-0 23,000c_Apr 1 '11-'31 Total valuation 1909
3;is
6,000c_July 1 11-'13 Borrow. capac. Jan 1 '10408.692
3Ms'08 J-D 46,000c_June 1 '11-'33 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$16.50 334s'09 J-J
4s '10
A-0 25,000c_Apr 1 '11-35 Value town property
Street Loans.
Total valuation 1909
33,269.775
825,168
Population In 1905
School Bonds.
6,630 4s '03 J-J $39,000c.July 1 '11-'23 Tax rate (per $1.000)1909____
48 '10
J-J 16,000__July 1 '11-'14 Population in 1910
18,650
7,301 4s '08 A-0 24.0000_Oct 1 '11-'18 Population in 1910




T.

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MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

INTEREST on sewerage bonds of 1908 is payable at the Old Colony
Trust Co. In Boston; on other loans at First National Bank Boston.

BILLERICA. H. A. King, Treasurer.
This town is in Middlesex county.
ownflail
A-0 $30,000c___Apr 1 1919
4s
Water Bonds.
M-N $90,000c___May 1 1928
48
School Bonds.
Apr $25,000c___Apr
310
1921

Incorporated 1655.
B id
Bonds.
48 '10 F-A $9,000__Aug 2 '11-'19
BOND. DEBT Apr 1910 ___$145,000
Assessed valuation 1909___2,435,799
(Assessment about 80% actual val.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___ _$17.60
Population in 1905
2,843
Population in 1910
2,789
INTEREST Is payable in Boston on water bonds at the Old Colony
Trust Co. and on town-hall bonds at the Mercantile Trust Co.

BOSTON. John F. Fitzgerald. Mayor; Chas. H. Slattery,
City Treasurer; J. Alfred Mitchell. City Auditor.
City was Incorporated Feb. 23 1822. On Nov. 2 1909 a charter amendment was adopted under which municipal nominations are to be made only
upon petition of 5,000 voters. The Mayor serves for four years, subject
to recall after two years. V. 89, p. 1234.
The county of Suffolk, in which Boston is situated, contains also the city
of Chelsea and the towns of Revere and Winthrop. Boston. however, receives all the county income, pays all the county expenses, owns the county
buildings, and is responsible for the county debt, which amounted on Nov.
1 1910 to $3,881,333.3 s. The deta Is of this county debt are included In
the following financial report for this city.
LOANSWhen Due.
Park Construction
Stony Brook, &c., Inipt Bonds.
48
J-J $100,000____Jan
1916
A-05500,000____Oct 1 1917 43
45
J-J 450,000_ ___Jan 1 1918
48
A-0 30 000____Oct 1 1913 4s
A-0
5,000__Apr
1918
330
84,000____July 1 1937 4s
J-J
J-J
5,000____July 1918
310
J-J 100,000____Jan 1 1938 48
A-0 40,000__ Oct
1918
330
J-J 350.000__ July 1 1939 43
J-J 480,500____Jan 1 1919
Drainage Bonds.
48
A-0 16,000____Apr
1919
310 '05J-D $600,000____Dec 1 1935 43
J-J
3,500____July 1919
4s '06 J-J 600,000____July 1 1936 4s
J-J 439,500___Jan 1 1920
45 '07 ____ 500,000____July 1937 4s
J4
16,400.. ___July 1920
4s '08 J-D 655,000r___June 1 1938 4s
A-0 44,100____Oct
1920
310'09 A-0 664,000r_ _Apr 1 1939 4s
J-J 500,000__Jan 1 1921
4s '10 J-J 1322,000r_July 1 '11-'24 33
J-J
25,000....__Jan 1 1921
1352,000r_July 1 '25-'40 330
A-0 151,000_ -_Apr 1 1929
330
Bridge Bonds.
J-J
49,000____July 1 1929
48
A-05160,000____Oct 1 1911 313
J-J 154,000___July 1 1930
45
J-J
J-J
90.000.-Jan 1 1912 330
46,000____July 1 1930
330
J-J
A-0 21,000.-Oct 1 1918 35
25,000____Jan 1 1931
330
J-J 130,000-_July 1 1919 330
J-J 263,000____Jan 1 1937
50,000____July 1 1921 330
J-J
330
J-J 500.000___ _Jan
1937
Boston Tunnel and Subway.
310
J-D 200,000____June 1 1932
J-J 500.000____July 1 1937 310 '04J-D$950,000r___June 1 1944
330
3348
J-J 300.000__Jan 1 1938 330 '05A-0 556,700__-_Apr 1 1945
330
J-J 300,000__July 1 1939 310 '05J-J 1,400.000-July 1 1945
4s
A-0 10,000____Oct 1 1934 330 '06A-0 11,000--Apr 1 1946
4s
A-0 10,000___Oct 1 1935 310'06 J- D 489,000__June 1 1946
45
30,000.-July 1 1936 48 '06 J-J 1.000,000____July 1 1946
J-J
A-0 100,000-_-_Oct 1 1936 310'07 J-J
4s
13,150___Jan 1 1947
310
A-0 50,000____Oct 1 1938 4s '07 J-J 1,000,000___July 1 1947
330
J-J 400,000Jan 1 1940 48 '07 A-0 486,850_ ___Apr 1 1947
330
J-J 200,000___July 1 1940 4s '08 J-D 2,000,000r_ June 1 1948
55,000____Jan 1 1942 334s'09 A-0 300,000r___Apr 1 1949
3s
J-J
330
J-D 200,000___June 1 1942 310'10 __ 240,000.__Jan 1 '11-'50
310
J-D 200,000____June 1 1943 4s '10 J-J 500,000r___July 1 1950
330 '04J-D 250,000r___June 1 1944
Park Loan.
310 '04J-D 28,000r___June 1 1924 4s '91 J-D$700,000--June 1 1921
330 '05J4 50,000____Jan 1 1945 4s '91 A-0 200 000__Apr 1 1922
330 '05J-J
1,500-Jan 1 1935 4s'91 A-0 301,000___Oct'1 1922
310 '05J-J 100,000____July 1 1945 48 '91 J-J 250,000____Jan 1 1923
310
J-J
1.500_ _Jan 1 1936 4s '91 J-J 500,000__July 1 1923
48 '06 J-J 150,000___July 1 1946 48 '91 A-0 450,000____Oct 1 1923
3143 '07J-J
48,000__-_Jan 1 1937 48 '91 J-J
99,000__Jan 1 1924
4s '07 J4 10,000____July 1 1927 4s
A-0 1,000,000 -....Oct 1 1924
9,000
45 '07 J-D
Dec 1937 4s '10 J-J
2,500-July 1 '11-'15
43 '07 J-D 49,000
Dec 1947
Library Bonds,
4s '08 J-J 205.000 _.._June 1 1928 48
J4 $44,000____Jan 4 1916
310'09 J-J
1.800_ _ _ _Jan 29 1949 Is
J-J
30,000
Jan 1921
330'10
15,000__Jan 1 '11-'15 48
J-J 200,000_ -_Jan 1 1923
"Miscellaneous" Loans.
43
A-0 325.000__Oct 1 1923
4s
A-0 $246,500-__Apr 1 1912 48
A-0 49,500__Jan 1 1925
310
J-J
62,500___Jan 1 1913 45
A-0 150,500____Oct 1 1925
4s
A-0 346.000..___Apr 1 1913 3348
J-J
50,000
Jan 1944
43
A-0 116,300____Oct 1 1914 310
20,000___Jan 1 '11- 30
48
A-0 46,100____Apr 1 1915
Highways.
4s
A-0 108,500____Oct 1 1915 48 '06 J-J $31,000___July 1 1912
is
J-J
so,zoo____Jan 1 1916 4s
A-0 243,200__Oct 1 1912
48
J-J 589,500____July 1 1916 4s '06 J-J 150,000____Jan 1 1913
45
3,000___Apr 1 1916 4s
A-0
J-J 350,000___July 1 1913
4s
A-0 102,500____Oct 1 1916 4s
A-0 150,000___Oct 1 1913
4s
M-N 223.500___Nov 30 1916 4s
.74 500,000--July 1 1915
4s
45,500____Jan 1 1917 45
J-J
J-J 700,000____July 1 1916
A-0
48
_Apr
3,000..__
1 1917 310
J-J 500,000__Jan 11017
4s
J-J 309,000____July 1 1917 3148
J-J 825,000__July 11010
J-J 203,500____July 1 1917 330
310
J J 500,000____June 1922
A-0 169.000-__Oct 1 1917 310
4s
A-0
3,700____Oct
1922
310
J-J 130,800__Jan 1 1918 330
J-J 750,000____Jan 1 1928
310
A-0 299,000.___Apr 1 1918 330
J-J
5,000.--July 1 1928
330
J4 80,000____Ju1y 1 1918 310
A-0
6,000___Oct 1 1928
310
A-0 18,000__Oct 1 1918 310
J-J
650___Jan 1 1929
A-0 228,100____Apr 1 1919 330
310
A-0 44,800____Apr 1 1929
310
J-J 331,200___July 1 1919 330
J-J 518,000__Jan 1 1930
38
A-0
8,000____Oct 1 1919 334ff
J-J 661,000_July 1 1930
310
A-0 10,000____Oct 1 1919 3s
1,550..... July 1 1930
J-J
310
J-D 43,500____Dec 1 1919 3s
J-J 150,000____Jan 1 1931
3s
J-J 300,510__Jan 1 1921 38
A-0 300,000_Apr 1 1931
Is
A-0 133,000____Apr 1 1921 310
J-J 600,000-___July 1 1931
3s
A-0 160,000____Oct 1 1921 38
A-0 220,000____Oct 1 1931
3%s
J-J 211,600____July 1 1921 3s
J-J 126,000___Jan 11032
Is
J-J 180,850____Jan 1 1922 Is
J-J 83,000_ Jan 1 1932
310
J-D 519,000____June 1 1922 35
A-0 56,300___Apr
1932
310
A-0 142,700____Oct 1 1922 310
J-D 650,000____June 1 1932
330
A-0 25,000____Oct 1 1928 310
A-0
5,000____Oct 1 1932
310
J-J 220,500__Jan 1 1923 330
A-0
1932
310
A-0 100 000____Apr 1 1923 310
J-J 500,000_Dec 31 1032
310
J-D 524,700___June 1 1923 310
J-J
5,000____Jan 1 1933
310
A-0 35,000____Oct 1 1923 310
J-D 500,000__June 1 1933
310
J-J 222 800____Jan 1 1924 310
J-J 170,000___Jan 1 1934
310
J-D 100,000-___June 1 1932 330 '04J-D 600.000r_June 1 1934
310
J-J
5,000____July 1 1932 310 '05J-D 533.000____Dec 1 1935
314s
A-0 20,000____Oct 1 1932 48 '06 J-J 500,000___ _July 1 1936
330
J41.160,000____Jan 1 1934 310'09 A-0 250,000r___Apr 1 1929
310 '04J-D 75,000r___June 1 1924 4s '10 J-J 300.000r_July 1 '11-'30
314s '04A-0 63.700____Oct 1 1934
Rapid Transit,
310 '05J-J 600,000---_Jan 1 1935 45
A-0 $50,000____Oct 1 1934
330 '05J-D 320,000____Dec 1 1925 48
A-01,000 000____Apr 1 1935
310 08J4 24,500____Jan 1 1926 330
J-J 250,000____Jan 1 1936
334s '06J-D
4,350___Dec 1 1928 310
A-0 500,000-_Apr 1 1936
3 3.4s '07J-J 493.500____Jan
1927 310 A-01,500,000____Oct 1 1936
4s '07 A-0 337,000___Apr 1 1937 310
J-J 1,000,000._ _July 1 1937
4s '07 A-0
5,000__Apr 1 1927 330
J-J 200.000-_Jan 1 1938
4s '07 J-J 175,000____July 1 1937 310
A-0 200,000__Apr 1 1938
4s '07 J-J 692,700____July 1 1927 334s
50,000____July 1 1940
J-J
48 '08 J-D 50,500r_ _June I 1928 Is
A-0 250,000____Oct 1 1941
48 '08 ___
6,000
June 1928 33
J-J 201,000_ _Jan 1 1942
310'10 ___
75,000___Jan 1 '11-'25 330
J-D 500.000__June 1 1942
310'10
35,000.__Jan 1 '11-'17 330
J-J 300,000__Jan 1 1943
310'10
55,000___Jan 1 '11-'21 330
J-D1,300,000___ _June 1 1943
330'10
20,000___Jan 1 '11-'20 330
J-J
50,000__Jan 11044
48 '10 J-J 480,000r_July 1 '11-'30 310 '04J-D 133,000r___June 11044
48 '10 J-J
25,000July 1"11-'15 330 '05J-J 100,000.___July 1 1945
48 '10 J-J
4,500__July 1 '11-'19 310 '07J-J
75,000____Jan 1 1947
48 '10 J-J
70.000....July 1 '11-'20 4s '07 ____
5,000.___Oct
1947
48 '10 J-J
I0,000_.July 1 '21-'30 330'09 A-0 350.000r_Apr 1 1949
48 '10 J-J
20,000_July 1 '11-'30 4s '10 J-J 500,000r___July 1 1950
43 '10 J-J
5,000__July 1 '16-'20




[VoL. Lxxxxl.

When Due.
LOANSCharles River Basin.
Park Bonds.
330 '04 J-D 5500.000r_June 1 1944
45
J-J $343,000____Jan 1 1913 310 • J4 300,000c _-Jan 1934
School Houses and Sites.
4s
A-0 913,000____Apr 1 1913
1914 48
4s
J-J 500,000 ____Jan, 191
A-05500.000__ __Apr 1 191
11
2
4s
A-0 546,925Apr
A-0 75,000____Apr 1
48
4s
A-0 500,000____Oct 1 1914 45
A-0 393,100__Apr
1913
J41,000,000-Jan 1 1925 48
4s
A-0 250,000___Oct 1 1914
A-0 50,000____Oct 1 1927 45
4s
A-0 146,000____Oct
1914
A-0 20,000__Apr 1 1916 4s
310
A-0 72,500.__Apr
1915
A-0 55,000__Oct 1 1916 43
310
A-0 206,000____Oct
1915
A-0 25,000____Oct 1 1922 45
330
J-J 300,000____Jan 1 1917
30,000____Jan 1 1923 310
J-J
310
A-0 100,000__Oct 1 1917
A-0 15,000____Apr 11023 Is
310
A-0 100,000.. _.Oct 1 1921
310
J-D 200,000____June 1 1923 48
J-J 500,000._ -_July 1 1926
J-J 170,000____Jan 1 1934 48
330
J-J 150,000.___July 1 1927
J-J 500,000...... Jan 1 1927 310
330
J-J 500,000____Jan 1 1928
J-J 450,000____Jan 1 1928 330
310
A-0 650.000--Oct 1
A-0 50.000____Apr 1 1928 310
J-J
33-4s
25,000.___July 1 1928
9
A-0 450,000____Oct 1 1928 340
330
A-0 300,000-_-_Oct 1 1929
A-0 29,000____Oct 1 1915 3343
310
J-J 475,000____Jan 1 1930
J-J 500,000____July 1 1929 35
330
J-,T
21,650____July 1 1930
J-J 561,000____Jan 1 1930 3s
310
A-0 278,350____Oct 1 1930
J-J 130.000____July 1 1930 Is
330
5,000..... Jan 1 1931
J-J
Is
J-J
75,000____Jan 1 1931 330
J41,250,000___July 1 1931
J-D 74,000____Jan 1 1932 3s
Is
A-0 100,000__Oct
1931
33
J-J
57.000____Jan 1 1932 Is
J-J 200,000____Jan 1 1932
J-D 75.000...... June 1 1932 330 J-D1,000,000__June 1 1932
330
J-J
5,000_ ___July 1 1932 48
310
J-J 500,000____July 1 1935
25,000____Jan 1 1933 330
J-J
310
J-J 500,000.___Dec 31 1932
330 '04A-0 36,300_Oct 1 1934 310'04J-D1,500.000r__June 1 1944
19,000____July 1 1935 310 '05J-J 509,000___Jan 1 1945
330 '05J-J
310'05 A-0
9,500._Oct 1 1935 330 '05A-0 54,000____Apr 1 1945
310
5,000___ _Dec
J-D
1935 310 '05J-J1,500,000--- _July 1 1945
33,000____Jan 1 1936 334s '07 J&J 50.000-__Jan 1 1937
31'05 J-J
4s'07
35,000____July 1927 48 '07 J-J 271,000_July 1 1937
-J
Playground Bonds.
48 '07 A-0 14,400_Apr 1 1937
310'06 J-D $170,000____June 1 1936 4s '08 J-D 1,050,000r_June 1 1928
310
J-D 100,000
June 1932 330'09 A-0 1,000,000r__Apr 1 1929
3348
50,000.,.. Jan 1 '11-'20
J-J 130,000_ .Jan 1935 3143'10
4s '07 J-J
6,000_ __ July 1 1927 4s '10 J-J 1,000,000r July 1 '11-30
330'10
105,000.... Jan 1 '11-'30
Grade Crossing Bonds
12,500___Jan 1 "11-15 330 '05J-D $757.000.. .Dec 11025
310'10
12,000Jan 1 '11-'22
310'10
Water Deb t-Cochl tua te Water
4s '10 J-J 120,000__July 1 '11-'15 45
A-05324,000___ _Apr 1 1912
'(30,000.. July 1 '16-'30 48
A-0 50,000._Oct 1 1913
4s '10 J-J
10,000...July 1 '11-'20 4s
J-J 459,000..-Jan 1 1914
{20,000__July 1 '11-'20 45
A-0 • 9,500____Apr 1 1914
4s '10 J-J
7,000__July 1 '21-'27 48
A-0 10,000__Oct 1 1914
500_ _July 1 1928 45
A-0 32,700__Apr 1 1915
4s '10 J-J
60,000-_July 1 '11-'30 45
A-0 17,000----Oct 1 1915
Park Lands.
48
J-J
8,000__Jan 1 1916
48 '93 J-J $100,000____July 1 1924 45
A-0 18.500__Apr 1 1916
45 '93 A-0 100,000.-Oct 1 1924 45
A-0 11.300-Oct 1 1916
4s '93 A-0 50,000___Apr 1 1925 45
J-J
8,000-___Jan
1917
4s '93 A-0 208,000_•__Oct 1 1925 48
A-0
6,000____Apr
1917
48 93 J-J
A-0 158,700._ Oct 1 1917
11,300_July 1 1926 48
330'97 J-J 400,000____July 1 1917 48
J-J
13,000__Jan
1918
A-0
300___Apr
1918
334s'90 J-J 600.000__Jan. 1 1920 45
A-0 95,000____Oct 1 1918
45
Court House Bonds.
A-0 200,000__Apr 11019
48
A-05700,000-__Oct 1 1918 48
A-0 100,000____Oct 1 1919
4s
J-J 406,000-__July 1 1922 45
310
A-0 173,500____Oct 1 1920
A-0 800,000-_--Oct 1 1919 4s
A-0 75,000---Oct 1 1923 45
4s
A-0 80,000-Apr 1 1921
40,000___July 1 1924 4s
45
J-J
A-0 140 500____Oct 1 1921
310
A-0 800,000-__Apr 1 1937 45
J-J
80,000--Jan I 1922
310
J-J 100.000-_July 1 1938 43
A-0 75.000-___Apr 1 1922
as
A-0 442.01)0„Oct 1 '11-'35 4s
A-0 193,000-_-_Oct 1 1922
310
25,000___Jan 1 '11-'20 48
A-0 18 275__Oct 1 1923
Sewerage Bonds.
48
A-0 436,225____Oct 1 1924
45
A-0$421,000____Oct 1 1911 310
A-0 275,000____Apr 1 1917
48
J-J 250,000____Jan 1 1912 310
J-J 100,000___July 1 1918
4s
A-0 61,860____Apr
1912 310
M-N 106.000____Nov 1919
4s
J-J
50,000_July 1 1914 310
A-0
2 000____Oct 1 1919
45
A-0 67,650Apr 1 1915 334s
J-J
70,000.-Jan
1920
43
A-0 40,400__Apr
A-0 25,000___Oct 1 1927
1915 310
45
J-J
J-J 410.000____July 1 1929
35.000July 1 1916 310
Franklin
Union
Bonds.
J-J 500,000____July 1 1919
330
A-0 41.000___Oct 15 1916 310'06 J-D $100,000_ __June 1 1926
4s
Street &c. Bonds.
330
J-D 100,000____June 1 1922
$1,000____Jan 1 1874
J-J
J-J 500.000____Jan 1 1928 58
330
(Not yet presented for payment.)
310
J-J 500,000.___July 1 1928
A-0 335,000_Oct 1 1911
J41,000,000 __July 1 1929 48
330
A-0 482;440
Apr 1912
330
J-J 100,000____Jan 1 1930 48
A-0 25,000___Oct 1 1912
A-0 109,000_Apr 1 1930 4s
310
A-01,535,500_ Apr 1 1913
330
J-J 791,000____July 1 1930 4s
J-J
310 J-D 2,000.000__Xne 1 '32-'33 4s
50,000____Jan 1 1914
310 '04J-D200,000r_June 1 1934 45
J-J 100.000-___July 1 1914
330'04J-D1.000,000r_ _ _June 1 1944 48
A-0 172,500...... _Oct 1 1914
330 '05J-J 800,000July 1 1935 45
A-0 213,000
Apr 1915
330 '05J-D 200,000___Deo 1 1935 43
A-0 87,000
45 '06 J-J 749,000____July 1 1936 43
J-J 926,500......1
Jan 19
916
5
48 '07 A-0 200.650__Apr 1 1937 4s
A-0 90,000
45 '07 J-J 500,200....July 1 1037 45
'36
15
J J2,000,000-- Julyi
1-9
Oct'35
48 '07 ____
4,350_ __ _Oct 11937 3348
J-J
50,000.-Jan 1 1917
48 '08 J-D 300.000r_June 1 1938 3345
J-J
60,000__-_Jan 1 1937
330'09 A-0 300.000r___Apr 1 1939 334s
J-J 181,480____July 1 1918
48 '10 J-J 300,000r_July 1 '11-'40 334s
A-0
4,500____Oct 1 1918
Pub. Inst's and City Hospital
310
J-J 200.000_....July 1919
48
A-0$136,500Oct 1 1911 310
J-D 100,000
June 1922
4s
A-0 135,000__Apr
1912 310
J-J 500,000
Jan 1923
4s
A-0 127,000__Apr
J-J 164,000
1912 340
Jan 1924
45
J-J 250,000____July 1 1912 48
J-J 100 000
July 1936
4s
A-0 42,000____Oct 1 1912 310
June 1924
J-D 366,000
45
A-0 500.000__Apr
1913 310
.June
J-D
,
43
931
A-0 115,000____Oct
1914 38
A-0 18,000-___OJcut 1 1934
48
42,000____Jan 1 1932
A-0 10,000.......Apr 1 1915 Is
J-J
48
8-0 400,000____Oct 1 1915 330
J-D 150,000___June 1 1932
310
J-J
27,000__July 1 1917 310
J-D 200 000____July 11038
10,000____Jan 11035
310
J-J 101,000___Jan 1 1918 330 05J4
334s
J-J
23,000__-_July 1 1918 330 '06J-J 100,000__ -_Jan 1 1936
330
J-J
14,500July 1 1919 4s '06 J-J 650,000___July 1 1921
38
J-J
46,800...... Jan
1921 48 '06 J-J 100,000-__JU1y 11936
50,000____Jan 1 1937
Is
A-0 40,000___Apr 1 1921 310'07 J-J
310
J-J 148.000_July 1921 310 '07J-J 250,000.... _Jan 1 1922
27,650__Jan 1 1927
1 s '07J-J
A-0 60,000_Oct
38
1921 3 %
35
J-J 160,000___Jan
1922 4s '07 J-J 125,000_July 1 1927
4,100__Jan 1 1927
310
J-D 120,000___June 1922 310'07 J-J
J-J
334s
62,000__Jan
1923 4s '07 J-J 425,000_ July 1 1937
310
J-D 256,300June 1023 4s '07 J-J 700,000....„July 1 1922
J-D 25,000____June 1924 4s '07 J-D 14,000....._Dec
334s
1937
330
A-0 24,000___Oct
1924 48 '08 J-D 100,000r___June 1 1038
45
J-J 150,000____July 1926 4s '08 J-D 25,000.,..,..June 1 1928
3118
A-0 24,000__Oct
1926 4s '08 -__
8,900____Oct 1 1938
45 '07 A-0' 28,000___Apr 1 1927 310'09 A-0 119.000r-Apr 1 1939
330'06 J-D
6,000____June 1 1926 95 '10 J-J 130,000. July 1 '11-'20
45 '08 A-0 17,000___Apr 1 1928
j20,000_ July I '21-'30
4s '08 J-D 44,500._ __June 1928 43 '10 J-J
11,000__July 1 '11-'20
45 '10 J-J
10,000__July 1 '11-'20 4s '10 J-J 127,000r_July 1 '11-'19
45 '10 J-J 110,000„July 1 '11-'15
122,000r-July 1 '20-'30
•
1 5,000.-July 1 '16-'20
TOTAL DEBT, &c.
City debt proper
Cochituate water debt
County debt
Rapid transit debt
Total bonded debt
Sinking funds, &c
Net debt

Nov.11910. Nov.1 1909. Nov. 1 1908
$90,004,706 $86,624,806 $85,048,906
3,335,500
4,253,000
3,861,500
3,616,000
3,881,133
3,591,000
15,570,700
17,460,700
16,220,700
$114,682,230 $110,298,006 $108,488,606
39,987,215
37,340,981
34,337,139
$74,695,024

572,957,025

$74,151,467

The following table shows the amount of the gross funded debt, sinking
funds and the net debt on Jan. 31 for the following years

Nov.. 1910.J

23

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Net Debt.
Years.
Sinking Funds.
Gross Debt.
$71,345,972 58
$39,369,433 42
1910
$110,715,406 00
74,099,388 90
34,385,217 10
1909
108,484,606 00
70,781,969 00
1908
33,424,737 00
104,206,706 00
63,734,994 00
1905
94,118,606 00
30,383,612 00
59,269,517 00
86,966,579 00
27,697,062 00
1900
31,424,496 50
53,930,095 22
22,505,598 72
1890
26,437,482 99
40,949,332 18
14,511,849 19
1881
of real estate
VALUATION.
-The
valuation
ASSESSED
city's assessed
and personal property and tax rate have been as follows:
Rate of Tax
Assessed Valuation
Yearsper $1,000.
Real.
Total.
Personal.
$16.40
1910
$1,393,765,423
$1,118,989,100
$274,776,323
1,347,948,277
16.50
1909
1,092,602,000
255,346,277
16.50
1908
1,327,661,338
1,082,404,300
245,257,038
1905
16 00
1;259,731,682
1,021,417,700
238,313,982
14 70
1900
1,129,130,762
902,486,700
226,644,062
12 80
1895
951,362.519
744,743,550
206,618,969
13 30
1890
822,041,800
202,051,525
619,990,275
15 20
639,462,495
1880
202,092,395
437,370,100
15 30
584,080,400
1870
218,496,300
365,593,100
The tax rate for 1910 Includes the State tax.$2.40 per $1,000; the county
tax, $1.10; the city tax proper, $12.90; total,$16.40. Of the city tax of
$13.00, $3.64 Is for school expenditure.
DEBT AND TAX LIMITATIONS.-Taxes in Boston, exclusive of
the State tax, county tax and sums required by law to be raised on accoun
of the city debt, are limited by Chapter 521 of the Acts of 1910 to $10 55
on every $1,000 of the assessor's valuation of the taxable property therein
for the preceding year, said valuation being first reduced by the amount of
all abatements allowed thereon previous to the thirty-first day of December
in the year preceding said assessment.
Sec. 2. Chap, 312, Laws of 1885 (Sec. 3, Chap. 27, of the 1902 edition, Revised Statutes), places the debt limitation of the city of Boston at 23 % of
the average assessors' valuations of the taxable property for the preceding
three years. Reference to tills section of the Revised Statutes will be found
In our remarks under the State of Massachusetts.
The foregoing limitation is of course exclusive of debts created for water
supply, and further exceptions have been made from year to year by different Legislatures, authorizing bonds outside of the debt limit for various
purposes, especially enumerated.
It is proper to state that under Chapter 93, Acts of 1891, the city Is
authorized to anticipate Its authority to borrow money within its debt limit
for any current municipal year.
NEW LOANS AUTHORIZED.-The following is a summary of loans
authorized but not issued as of Nov. 1 1910:
Inside
Outside
Purpose of IssueDebt Limit.
Debt Limit.
South Union Station
$425,000
Broadway Bridge, re-building
37,000
Hospital Department
67,000
Fire Department
15,000
Rapid Transit (Chapter 187, Acts 1905)
141,056
5,000
Public Grounds Department
300,000
High School of Commerce
28,000
Old Colony Avenue
320,000
Bridges (Broadway, Chelsea and Meridian Sts.)
60,000
Curtis Hall, reconstruction

Water Bonds.-(Con.)
Street Improvement Bonds.
4s '07 M-S $25,000c___Mch 1 1937 3 Sis'99 M-N $22,500r_May 11'11-'19
6,000c_ Apr '1911-'13
4s '07 J-J
30,000r__ _July 1 1937 330'99 A-0
48 '08 A-0 50,000r_Apr 1 '13-'17 3 30'99 A-0
6,000r__Apr '11-'13
45 '08 F-A 50,000r_Aug 1 '13-'17 3%8'01 A-0
6,000c- _ -Apr '11-'13
330'09 A-0 37,500r_Apr 1 '14-'18 3%8'02 A-0
4,000r __ A911-1912
330'09 M-N 25,000r_Nov 1 '14-'18 330'01 J-D
2.000r ____1911-1912
4s '10 ___ J 1,500
1914 3 %s'05 F-A 10,000r_Aug 1 11-'15
116,000
6,000c ____1911-1912
1915-1930 330'04 A-0
Fire Department.
330'06 M-N 9,000c___1911-1916
3%s'02 J-D $3,000r_Dec 1 '11-'13 4s '07 A-0 21,000r_Apr 1 '11-'17
4s '06 A-0 14,000r
1911-1924 4s '08 A-0 28,000r ____1911-1918
48 '07 A-0 12,000r_Apr 1 '11-'16 330'09
1911-1919
31,500
4s '08 A-0
1911-1919
19,000
8,000r
1911-1918 330'09
3%3'09
13,500
City Hall.
1911-1919
Drainage Bond,
4s '91 A-0 $24,000r_Oct 1 '11-'10
4s '89 M-N $9.900r_Nov 20'11-'19 4s '92 J-D 12,000r_June 1 '11-'22
4s '91 J-D
3,000r June 1 '11-'13
500r_June 1 '11-'11 4s '92 J-D
4s '92 J-D
2,400r_June 1 '11-'22 4s '93 A-0 23,400r_Apr 15 '11-'23
4s '92 M-S
9,600r_Sept 1 '11-'22 45 '93 M-N 18,000r_Nov 1 '11-'22
4s '94 F-A
2.000r_Aug 1 '11-'14 45 '93 M-N 30.000r.Nov 1 '11-'22
4s '95 J-J
Poor Department Loan.
4,500r_July 1 '11-'19
338'01 A-0
1911-1917
$7,000
1,000c__Apr
1911 33s'09
330'03 M-N 3,000r
Sewer Bonds
1911-1913
330'02 .J-D 11.000r
1911-1932 4s '92 F-A $6,000r_Aug 1 11-'22
3 s'05 M-N 5,000r_May 1 '11-'15 48 '93 J-D 15,750r_June 1 '11-'23
330'05 A-0
6.000r
84.000r_July 1 '11-'23
1911-1916 4s '93 J-J
330'05 ___
9.000
1911-1919 4s '95 A-0 98,000r_Apr 1 '11-'24
4s '05 A-0
7,000r_Apr 1 '11-'17 48 '93 A-0 65.000r.Apr 1 '11-'23
4s '05 A-0
8,000r
1911-1918 4s '95 M-N 17,000r_May 1 '11-'27
Park Bonds,
330'02 A-0 11,000 r____1911-1921
338'05 J-J $10.000c
1910-1916 330'01 A-0 12,000r ___1911-1922
School Bonds.
3%8'01 J-D 13,000c ___1911-1923
4s '96 J-J $12 000r_July 1 '11-'16 310'95 M-N 4,500r_ _May 1911-19
3 i•is'99 M-N 14.850r_May 1 '11-'19 33s'95 A-0 26,600r_Apr 10 '11-'29
3 s'00 J-D 20,000r_ _ _June'11-'20 330'01 A-0 20,000c_Apr 1911-SO
310'01 A-0
4,000c_Apr 1 '11-'14 3%8'05 F-A 25,9011r....Feh 1 '11-'35
330'02 A-0
7,000r
1911-1917 3%8'06 ___
1911-1929
19,000
330'02 A-0 21,000r
1911 1917 48 '06 A-0 16,000r
1911-1926
330'04 F-A 70,000c_ _Feb '11-'24 48 '06 A-0 27,000r_Apr 1 '11-'37
330'05 F-A 97,500c
1911-1925 4s '06 A-0 28,000r
1911-1938
330'05 J-D
6,000r
1911-1916 Assessed valuation, real $33,182,175
4s '06 J-D 32,000r _ _1911-1926 Assessed val., personal__ 7,439,264
4s '07 A-0 51,000r_Apr 1 '11-'27 Total valuation 1909_ _ _ _ 40,621,439
1911-1927 (Assessment about actual value.)
48 '08 M-N 68,000r
Scavenger Loan.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _ _ _$20.30
4s '07 A&O $3.000r_Apr 1 '11-'13 Population In 1910
56,878
INTEREST Is paid at the office of the City Treasurer.
Dec. 1 1909. Dec. 1 1908.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUND, &c.$3,180,700
$3,135,150
Gross city debt
2,359,700
2,320,400
Bonds outside debt limit*
Bonded debt inside debt limit
Debt limit 2%% average 3-year valuation
Borrowing capacity

$821,000
920,858

$814,750
863,254

$99,858

$48,504

• Bonds outside of debt limit consist of $1,702,500 water, $545,500 sewer,
part of City Hall debt to the amount of $94,200, and drainage department
debt, $17,500.
The city has no floating debt and the amount of sinking fund Dec.1 1909,
8141,000
$1,257,000
Total
was all applicable to the payment of the water debt. The city
In addition to above, loans have been authorized outside of debt limit $624,903, estate
valued Dec. 1 1909 at $1,885,940.
real
owns
without limit as to amount, for Cambridge bridge, sewerage charges.
Atlantic Avenue extension. Boston Tunnel and Subway, Northern Avenue
and Sleeper Street, Riverbank Subway and Rapid Transit, Cambridge con- BROOKLINE. George H. Worthley, Treasurer.
nection bonds. The amounts Issued to date are $1.567,900, $415,000,
This town (P. 0. Boston) Is In Norfolk County. Incorporated 1705.
$547.900. $8,496,700. $560,000, $505,000 and $850,000 respectively.
Water Scrip.
When Due.
LOANS48 '93 J-J $58.058„July 1 '11-'23
Miscellaneous
BORROWING POWER.-The city's borrowing power Nov. 1 1910 is
11,000_ -Jan 1 '11-'21
'11-'14
48
'91 J-J
15
3
9-168'94J-D$37.200_June
shown In the following statement:
3.15s'02___
15.000__Jan 1 '11-'12 3%3'92 J-D 24,780_June 15 '11-'22
Total debt, city and county
$114,682,239 33 3%s'03
12,000__Jan 1 '11-'13 3 9-163'94J-D 14,000_June 15 '11-'24
Less special loans (outside of limit)
$57,470,000 00
3.108.01J-J
7,500
Jan 1911 3 9-168'97J-J 5,250__ _Jan 1 '11-'17
3,456,333 33
Less county loans (outside of limit)
9,000__Aug 1 '11-'25
3 %s'03 J-J
3,600„Jan 1 '11-'13 330'95 A-0
3,335,500 00
Less CochitUate water debt
5,600___Jan 1 '11-'18
3 %s'03 J-J
5,400Jan 1 '11-'13 3.359.98J-J
330'04 J-J
77,000c_Jan 1 '11-'24 3%8'03 J-J
16,000_ _ _Jan 1 '11-'18
64,261,833 33 4s '06 J-J
Total deductions
21,000rJan 1 '11-'16 3.108'01.1-D 13,200__June 1 '11-'21
School Bonds
48,100_ __Jan 1 '11-'23
330'03 J-J
$50,420,406 00 35s'03 ___ $13,000_ Jan 1 '11-'23 330'04 J-J
Total debt less above deductions
28,000__ _Jan 1 '11-'24
Sinking funds, less $20,163,437 96 held for loans deducted
95.000___Jan 1 '11-'29
330'04 J-J
32,000c_Jan 1 '11-'14 330'09
18,507,707 71
as above (water loans, &c.)
Drainage Bonds.
Park Bonds
45 '91 J-J
$3,500c_ -_July 1 1911 33.8'09 ___ $45,000_Jan 1 '11-'19
$31,912,698 29 48 '91 J-J
Net debt, excluding debts outside of limit
School Notes
1.000c_ -Jan 1 1911
Right to borrow, under Chapter 93, Acts of 1891, as esti4s '92 M-S
8.000Mch 1 '11-'12 33'0'95 M-N $25,000__May 1 '11-'15
$3,774,045 71 3 %s'92 J-D 12,500_June 15 '11-'12 3;0'95 J-J
mated February 8 1910
12,500___Jan 1 '11-'15
Less loans authorized since (inside of debt limit)
2,647,500 00 3%8'95 J-J
5,400Jan 1 '11-'15 3,0'95 M-N 7,500__ __May '11-'15
330'03 J-J
65,000_ __Jan 1 '11-'23
Play-Grounds
Right to borrow Oct. 31 1910
$1,126,545 71
Public Library Loan.
330'98 M-N $25,000____Nov 1 1918
$115,900c_Jan 1 '11-'29 3.108.99M-S 25.000____Mch 1 1919
POPULATION.-1910, 670,585: 1905, 593,598; in 1900 it was 560,892; in 33s'09 _
Street
Bonds
100,000 July 1 '13-'22
3.158'01J-J
1890, 448,477; In 1880, 362,839; in 1870. 250,526.
65,000c_Jan 1 '11-'23
3.10s'01J-D $3,500_ _ _ _June 1 1911 330'03 J-J
_Jan '11-'26
6,400_ _ _Jan 1 '11-'14 4s'06 J-J
J-J
330'04
BRAINTREE. Benj. F. Dyer,Treas.; Henry A. Monk,Cl'k. 3.4s'05 J-J 10,000-_ _Jan 1 '11-'15 3.453'10 8-a 16,000r__
64,980__Jan 1 '11-'29
This town (P. 0. So. Braintree) is in Norfolk County. Inc. in 1640.
Debt Jan. 1 1910.
48 '08 J-J
68,000r- Jan 1 '11-'27
LOANS-When Due.
School Notes.
$1,558,869
45,500r_ _Jan 1 '11-'17 TOTAL DEBT
4s '08 J-J
Water Bonds.
3%3
J-D$4,000_June 1 '11-'14 48 '07 J-J
12.000r_Jan 1 '11-'12 Deduct water debt and
4s '88 J-J $100.000c-Jan 1 1918
382,319
20,000_June 1 '15-'19 3%s'09 _ _ _
drainage debt
35,000c__Jan 1 '11-'17
45 '91 J-D 150,000c__June 1 1921
Municipal Lighting Bonds.
Bridge Notes
4s '96 F-A
6,000r__Aug 1 1926 4., '93 A-0 816,500c.._ _Apr 5 1917 3 9-168'97A-0 $8,750
Oct '11-'17 NET DEBT as defined by
Water Notes.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $266,500 3.43'98 M-S 20,000_ ___Mch '11-'18
$1.176,550
law
4s '09 ____ $9,000_July 15 '11-'19 Note debt
112,500
Public Gymnasium Bonds
Net debt allowed by law_.. 3,137,033
Municipal Notes.
Sinking funds
155,445 4e '08 J-J $96.000r_Jan 1 '11-'26 Available balance
1,961,033
F-A $20,000r__On demand Tax valuation 1909
4s
6.054,791
Assessed valuation. real_ 65,954,200
Engine House Bonds
Var
2,500r___On demand Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ $20.40 45 '08 J-J $42,000r__Jan 1 '11- 17 Assessed val., personal__ 34,812,600
48
3-6230 J-D 20,000_ _June 1 '11-14 Population In 1905
6,877
Sewer Bonds.
Total assd. val. in 1909_104,586,100
INTEREST Is payable in Boston. Population in 1910
8,066 330'09 ___ $57.000c__Jan 1 '11-'29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _ _ _$12.50
27,792
Population in 1910
Geo.
F
BRISTOL COUNTY,
Pratt, Treasurer.
INTEREST on coupon bonds is payable at First National Bank of
County seat is Taunton. Incorporated 1685.
Boston: on other bonds by Town Treasurer.
Due.
When
Building Notes.
LOANSTOWN PROPERTY.-The value of town property on Jan. 1 1910.
4s '08 J-J $100.000___July 23 1912
Court House Notes.
Including buildings, parks,
etc.. amounted to $5,955,188.
430'08 A-0 $40,000_A pr 22 12'-13 4s '08 J-D 40,000___Dec 24 1913 The water-works are valuedwater-works,
at $1,101.700.
430'09 J-D 10,000 __Dec 11 1911 4s
J-D 80,000r_June 2 '14-'15
1911-1913 430'09 M-N 20,000_Nov 20 1916 CAMBRIDGE.
4s '10 J-D 30,000
Wm. F. Brooks, Mayor; William W.
430'10 M-N {120,000__May 4 '17-'18
Bridge Notes.
Dallingel., Treasurer; Charles H. Thurston, Auditor.
43,0'07 A-01100,000 __Apr 24 1911
7,500_ _ _May 4 1919
55 '07 F-A 200,000Aug 1 1911 Permanent debt
t Jan 1 '10.$1,330,000
This City is in Middlesex County. Incorporated March 17 1846.
430'08 A-0 100,000___Apr 15 1912 Balance in treasury
82,645
Park Bonds (Outside Limit)
When Due.
530'07 M-S 300,000- _ __Sept 3 1911 Tax valuation 1909_ _238,3-13,012 LOANS45 '94 F-A$360,000c&r_Feb 1 1924
Building Loan
4 Via '07F-A 40,000 ___Feb 27.1911 Population In 1905_
269,259 4s '94 F-A $37,000c&r_Aug 1 1914 4s '95 F-A 100,000r__Aug 1 1935
4s '09 J-D 40,000_ June 30 1916 Population in 1910
318,573 4s '95 A-0 25,000r_ _Oct 1 1915 4s '96 F-A 100,000r_ _Feb 1 1936
INTEREST payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston, or by check to holders 48 '96 A-0 60.000r_Oct 1 1916 Is '96 F-A 100,000r .__Aug 1 1926
of bonds.
3,000r___Apr 1 1923 48 '96 A-0 40,000r___Oet 1 1926
3 %s'03 A-0
330'04 A-0 25,000c___Apr 1 1924 310'97 M-S 100.000r__Sept 1 1937
BROOKTON. J. S. Kent, Mayor; E. Francis Pope Treas. 330'04 M-N 5,000r_ May 1 1924 330 M-N 50,000____Nov 1 1937
This city is in Plymouth County. Incorporated April 9 1881.
4s '07 M-S 30.000r_Sept 1 1927 330'98 F-A 100,000r__ _Aug 1 1938
Metropolitan Park Assess. Loan.
LOANS3%s'98 J-D 50,000r_ __June 1 1938
Water Bonds-(Cort)
When Due.
(Outside Limit).
Water Bonds.
334'99 F-A 100,000r_ _Aug 1 1939
4s '03 J-J $27.000c__July 1 1933
50,000r___July 2 1940
48 '82 J-J $50,000c__July 15 1912 330'86 J-J
50,000c_July 1 1916 330'02 F-A $46,000r_ _Aug 1 1932 330'00 J-J
Sewer Bonds (Inside Limit)
4s '84 M-N 75,000cMay 1 1914 330'87 M-N 15,000b_May 11017
34s'00 M-N 50,000r___Nov 1 1940
4s '85 M-N 25.000c _May 1 1915 330'99 J-D 10,000c_June 1 1929 4s '91 J-J $15.000c___July 11011 330'01 A-0 100,000r___Nov 1 1941
48,000r_ _July 1 1942
4s '88 M-N 20,000c__May 15 1918 330'99 MN 12,0000__Nov 1 1929 4s '94 F-A 75,000c&r_Aug 1 1924 330'02 J-J
4s '89 M-N 10,000c_May 15 1919 330'00 M-S 15,000c__Mch 1 1930 4s '95 A-0 60,000r___Oct 1 1925 330'03 F-A 50.000r__Apr 1 1943
4s '90 A-0 68,000c__Apr 1 1920 330'01 A-0 13,000c_Apr 1 1931 4s '96 A-0 75.000r___Oct 1 1916 330'04 M-S 25,000r___Sept 1 1944
4s '90 A-0
5,000c_Oct 1 1920 330'01 J-D 15,000c_June 1 1931 330'01 F-A 10,000r.. _Aug 1 1931 330'04 M-N 6.000r_ _Nov 1 1944
4s '91 M-N 25,000c May 1 1921 330'02 A-0 75,000c__Apr 1 1932 330'03 A-0 20.000r___Oct 1 1933 330'05 3.1-N 45,000r___MaY 1 1945
5,000r___Aug 1 1945
4s '92 M-N 20.000c ..May 1 1922 3s'02 F-A 15,000c_ _Aug 1 1932 330'04 M-N 40,000r_ _May 1 1934 330'05 F-A
5,000r_ __ Nov 1 1934 330'05 A-0
5 000r_ _Apr 1 1945
48 '93 M-S 25,000c_Mch 1 1923 330'02 M-N 190,000c&r_Nov 1 1932 330'04 M-N
4s '03 .T-D 62,000c__Dec 15 1923 330'03 J-J • 3,000r_July 1 1933 330 05 M-N 15.000r_ _ May 1 1935 48 '06 M-S 25.000r_ __Sept 1 1946
4s '04 A-0 50,000c_Apr 1 '24-'25 330'04 F-A 165,000c Feb
1 1934 4s.'06 M-N 10.000r -May 1 1936 48 '07 A-0 10,000r___Oct 1 1947
46 '95 A-0 25,000c Oct 1 1925 330'04 J-J
25,0000 July
1 1934 45 '07 A-0 35,000r___Apr 1 1937 48 '08 M-N 12.000r...-Nov 1 1948
5,000r___Dec 1 1938 48 '08 F-A 30,000r___Aug 1 1948
48 '06 M-N 50,000c_May 1 '28-'27 330'05 F-A 50,000c Feb
1 1935 48 '08 J-D
8,800r_ _Jan 1 1940
1
1927
4s '97 F-A 15,000c-Aug
23,000c&r_Jan 1 1940 330'10 J-J
330'05 F-A 25,000r Aug
1 1935 330'10 J-J
5,000r___May 1 1940
4s '98 F-A 10,000c__Aug 1 1928 330'06 A-0 25,000o Apr
1 1936 4s '10 M-N
10,000r__July 1 1940
4s '02 M-N 110,000c__Nov 1 1932 48 '06 J-D 20,000r_ June 1 1936 4s '10 J-J




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VOL. Lxxxxi.

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Sewer Bonds (Outside Limit).
When Due.
LOANS340'99 M-N $42,000r__Nov 1 1929
Street Loans.
48 '94 F-A $30,000c___Aug 1 1914 30'00 J-J 100,000r__July 2 1930
4s '95 A-0 60,000r__ _Oct 1 1915 340'01 F-A 100,000r_Aug 1 1931
4s '96 A-0 137,000r___Oct 1 1916 340'02 M-N 20,000r___Nov 1 1932
33-s'08 M-N 15,000r___May 2 1918 350'03 A 0 40,000r_Apr 1 1933
340'99 M-N • 5,000r __Nov 1 1919 330'04 M-N 72,000rMay 1 1934
340'00 11-N 21,000r__Nov 1 1920 340'05 M-N 75,000r___May 1 1935
340'01 J-J
54,000r__July 1 1921 45 '07 A-0 25,000r__ _Apr 1 1937
340'02 J-J
30 000r_July 1 1922 4s '06 M-N 25,000c ..May 1 1936
340'02 J-J
24,000r_July I 1912 48 '06 M-S 25,000____Sept 1 1936
340'02 NI-N 14,000r___Nov 1 1922 48 '06 M-N 10,000r___Nov 1 1937
340'03 A-0
4,000r___Apr 1 1923 45 '08 F-A 25,000r__..Aug 1 1938
340'03 M-N 12,000rNov 2 1923 45 '08 J-D 12.000r___Dec 1 1938
330'04 M-S 59.000r__Sept 1 1924 340'09 J-J
2,000r___July 1 1939
23,000c___Jan 1 1940
30'04 M-N 6,500r___Nov 1 1924 340'10 J-J
340'05 M-N 84,000r___May 1 1925 4s '10 M-N 10,000r___May 1 1940
340'05 M-N 1 500r___Nov 1 1925 4s '10 J-J
15,000r___July 1 1940
48 '06 M-N 100.0(10c&r_ May 1 1926
Water Bonds.
98 '06 F-A 22.000r_ __Aug 1 1926 48 '91 J-J $20,0000__ _Jan 1 1911
98 '07 A-0 40,000r___Apr 1 1927 48 '91 A-0 35,000c___Oct 1 1911
48 '07 J-D 19,000r___June 1 1927 48 '92 J-J 150,000c___Jan 1 1912
48 '07 M-S 25,000r_Sept 1 1927 48 '92 M-N 75,000c___May 2 1912
48 '07 M-N 10.000r___Nov 1 1927 48 '92 M-N 45,000c ._Nov 1 1912
9s '08 J-J
34,000c.. __Jan 1 1928 48 '93 F-A 100,000r_ _Feb 1 1913
45 '08 F-A 42,000r___Aug 1 1928 4s '93 F-A 50,000c&r_Aug 1 1913
48 '08 J-J
10,000c___Jan 1 1918 48 '95 A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1915
4s '08 J-D 30,000r___June 1 1918 48 '95 F-A 200,000r___Aug 1 1915
48 '08 F-A
7,000r _Aug 1 1918 4s '96 A-0 100,000r ._Apr 1 1916
33-s'10 J-J
75,000r_ __Jan 1 1920 4s '96 J-J 200,000r_ _July 1 1916
340'10 J-J
2,000r_l __Jan 1 1930 4s '98 F-A 100,000r__Aug 1 1916
4s '96 A-0 265.100r__ _Oct 1 1916
111,500c_j
48 '10 J-J
12,000r.. -July 1 1930 4s '94 A-0 300,000c___Apr 1 1924
340'97 J-T 100,000r_July I 1917
Bridge Loans (Outside Limit).
48 '87 A-0 $10,000r_ _Oct 1 1917 340'97 A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1917
4s '88 J-J 100,000c .July 1 1918 340 97 M-N 75,000r___Nov 1 1917
4s '88 M-S 100,000c __Sept 1 1918 350'97 J-D 140,000r___Dec 1 1917
4s '89 MS 115,000c_ __Mel) 1 1919 3 40'98 M-N 50,000r___May 2 1918
4s '90 M-N
5,000r_ __Nov 1 1920 340'98 J-D 60,000r___June 1 1918
48 '91 J-J
60,000r&c_July 1 1921 30'98 M-N 50,000r__Nov 1 1918
43 '93 F-A 10,000c___Aug 1 1923 340'99 M-N 23,000r___Nov 1 1919
345s 99 J-J 50,000r_ __ July 1 1939 340'00 M-N 30.000r___Nov 1 1920
30,000r__July 1 1921
340'00 J-J 100,000r_July 2 1940 340'01 J-J
13.500r ___July 1 1922
35 '01 F-A 100,000r __Feb 1 1941 3 4.58'02 J-J
5,000r___Nov 1 1922
340'01M-N 100,000r.__Nov 1 1941 310'02 M-N
340'02J-J 100,000cdor _Aug 1 1042 340'05 MN 46,000r_May 1 1925
30'03 J-J
50,000r___Jan 1 1943 340'05 M-N 187,500r _May 1 '11-'25
3%s'03 A-0 50.000r_ _..Apr 1 1943 4s '08 M-N 280,0000&r_ May 1 1936
30'03 F-A 50,000c___Aug 1 1943 4s '07 J-D 49,000r___June 1 1937
25,000c___July 1 1937
340'04 J-J 100,000r ___Jan 1 1944 4s '07 J-J
330'04 M-N 200.000r&c.May 1 1944 45 '08 J-D 20.000r_.._June 1 1928
340'04 F-A 100,000r_Aug 1 1944 45 '08 F-A 17,000r__Aug 1 1938
5,000c___Jan 1 1930
3349'04 M-S 50,000r ___Sept 1 1944 33s'10 J-J
340'04 M-N 28,000r___May 1 1934 3 40'10 F-A
5,000r___Feb 1 1930
30'05 M-N 150,000r__May 1 1945
School Bonds.
30'05 J-D 100,000r___Dec 1 1945 45 '94 F-A $81,000c&r_Aug 1 1914
4s '06 F-A 150,000r___Aug 1 1946 48 '95 A-0 35,000r___Oct 1 1915
48 '06 F-A 50,000____Aug 1 1946 45 '96 J-J
10,000r___July 1 1916
340'06J-J
20,000____Jan 1 1946 340 97 J-J 100,000r___July 1 1917
48 '06 M-S
5,000_ ___Sept 1 1946 48 '96 A-0 39,000r__Oct 1 1916
48 '07 J-J
50,000r_ _Jan 1 1947 350'98 F-A 142,000r___Aug 1 1918
48 '07 J-J
40,000c___July 1 1947 340'98 M-N 100,000r___May 2 1918
48 '07 A-0 15,000c___Oct 1 1947 330'98 J-D 50,000r.__June 1 1918
42,000r___July 1 1919
95 '08 F-A 45,000r___Aug 1 1948 340'99 J-J
4s '10 J-J
20,000r___July 1 1950 340'99 M-N 13,000r__Nov 1 1919
City Bonds
350'01 M-N 30,000r___Nov 1 1911
76,000r__JUly 1 1921
340'01 M-N $6.000r___Nov 1 1911 340'01 J-J
86,500r_ _July 1 1922
340'02 J-J
14,000r_July 1 1912 340'02 J-J
33-s'02 M-N 20,000r_ _Nov 1 1912 314s'02 A-0 11,000r__Oct 1 1922
48 '08 M-N 400,000c&r_May 1 1918 314s'03 A-0 80,000r___Oct 1 1923
Clay Land Loans (Outside Limit). 340'04 A-0 80 000c___Apr 1 1924
48 '96 J-J $50,000r_ _July 1 1911 340'04 M-N 26,000r___Nov 1 1924
340'97 M-N 20,000r_ _Nov 1 1912 340'05 M-N 20,950r___May 1 1925
33-s'98 F-A 10,000r___Aug 1 1913 340'05 F-A 20,000r___Aug 1 1925
340'99 J-J
17,000r___July 1 1914 4s '06 F-A 33,000r_ __Aug 1 1926
Public Library Bonds.
48 '06 M-N 14,000r. Nov 1 1926
340'01 M-N $27,000r___Nov 1 1921 340'08 J-D 40,000r__Dec 1 1928
Hospital Bonds (Outside Limit)
3 40'10 J-J
93,500c&r_Jan 1 1930
3 %s'02 J-J
36,000r___July 1 1922 s 0 J-J 120,000r_July 1 1930
Municipal Loan.
45 '08 F-A 20.000r___Aug
1928
48 '10 J-J
95,000r___July 1 1930 4s '10 J-J
$8,000r.. July 1 1920
Playgrounds Loan.
INTEREST on bonds is payable
4s '10 J-J $50,000r___July 1 1940 at the First National Bank Boston.
TOTAL DEBT,SINKING FUNDS, ETC.Apr.1 1910. Apr.1 1909. Dec.1 1908.
$7,763,250 97,623,450 97,603,450
Total general bonded debt
1,405,324
1,418,503
1,604,851
Sinking funds

I

Net municipal debt
Water debt (additional)
Sinking funds

$6,204,947
$3,774,100
1,704,649

$6,158,399
$3,751,600
1,873,390

$6,198,126
$3,774,100
1,694,327

Net water debt
$1,878,210 $2,069,451 $2,079,773
Net city and water debt
$8,036,600 $8,274,398 $8,277,899
BORROWING CAPACITY.-The borrowing capacity for city purposes
on April 1 1910 was $378,220.57.
The sinking fund for the 10-year loans receives yearly 9% of the amount
of outstanding bonds, for 15-year loans 53-i % yearly, for the 20-year loanS
331 %,for the 30-year loans 2 1-5% and for the 40-year loans 1 1-3%.
CITY WATER WORKS.-The cost of the water works up to April 1 1910
was $6,491,201.12, while the net debt on the same was $3,751,600.00. In
year 1908 water-works receipts were $383,736.01.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The city's assessed valuation and tax rate
have been as follows, property being taken at cash value:
Assessed Valuation
Rate of Tax
Real.
Years-.
Personal.
Total.
per El 000
$92,021,800 $18,774,935 $110,796,735 $20.10
1910
1909
90,839,500
106,958,135
16,118,635
21 00
1908
90,026,300
16,854,775
106,881,075
20 10
1905
87,851,500
15,994,100
103,845,600
19 00
16 90
17,865,230
94,465,930
1900
76,600,700
15 60
67,574,925
52,235,000
15,339,925
1890
49,629,060
16 00
11,699 660
37,929,400
1880
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 104,839; in 1905 It was 97,426; in 1900 it
was 91,886; in 1890 it was 70,028; In 1880 It -was 52,740; in 1870 It was
39,634.

CANTON. Robert Bird, Treasurer; Walter Ames, Clerk.
This town is in Norfolk County. Incorporated Feb. 23 1797.
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT May 1910 $94,000
Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _4,301.430
Water Bonds.
3 actual value.)
93
J-J $35,000c_July 1 '11-17 (Assessment about 4
36,000c_ _July 1 '18-23 Total tax rate(per $1,000)'09_$19.00
4s
J-J
4,702
14,000c_July 1 '24-25 Population in 1905
J-J
4s
4,797
4,000c ..July 11026 Population in 1910
4s
J-J
INTEREST is payable at the town
School-House Notes.
treasury.
4s
$8.000„Dec 1 '11-'14

CHELSEA. Wm. E. McClintock, Chmn. Board of Control.
Thos. B. Frost, City Treasurer.

The city is in Suffolk County. Settled in 1830; Incorporated as a town
.
1739; as a city March 13 1857.
Special Loans (Inside Limit).
General Municipal Purpose Notes.
4s '06 J-D $50,000r___ Dec 1 1916
(Inside Limit)
Dec 11911
45 '06 J-D 65,000r___ Dec 1 1928 5s '07 J-D j$32,000
23,000____ Dec 1 1912
t Water Bonds-1891 (Outside Lim,
45 g J-J $150,000c
July 1911 Public Imp Loan (Outside L mit)
A-03110.000c___Oct 1 1927
4s g J-J 150,000c
July 1921 4s
Refunding Notes (Inside Limit.
45
A-0 200,0000- _Oct 1 1925
Public Bldg. Bonds (Outside Lim.)
J-D $43,700r_ _ Dec 1 1924
4s
Municipal Impt. Bonds (Outside 4s '08 M-S $400.000c_Sept 1 1958
45 '10 F-A 100,000c___Feb 1 1960
Limit).
Debt Jan 1 1910.
33,0'09 F-A$500,000c___Feb 1 1959
•$2,465,900
Loans and debt
Park Loan (Outside Limit.)
45
A-0$100 000c-__Oct 1 1030 _.,„...ii _ yaw .,, •..
.1 .tid




A

$958,985 Assessed val., personal___$2,926,000
Sinking fund
1,506,915 Total assess. val. 1909_ _ _24,041,350
Net debt Jan 1 1910
300,000
(Assessment about actual value.)
Water debt (additional)._
142,016 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910___$22.40
Water sinking fund
157,984 Population In 1905
37,289
Net water debt
32,452
Total net debt Jan. 1 1910 1,664,899 Population in 1910
Total assess. val. 1903_ _ _ _20,872.400
•Includ'g impt. and park loans.
21,115.350
Assessed val.. real
INTEREST is paid in Boston at National Shawmut Bank and United
States Trust Co. or by City Treasurer, Chelsea.

CHICOPEE. James J. O'Connor 2nd, Treasurer.
Chicopee is in Hampden Co. Incorporated as a town 1848; a city 1890.
City Hall Repair Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS440 '07___
$3,200____Sept 9 1912
Highways.
• Bridge Bonds
___ $20,000_44,000 yrly
45
4s g '04 J-D $20.000c_June 1 '11-'14
School Bonds and Notes.
52,000__$2,000 yearly
3148
J-D $12,000c___June 2 1912 4s07 ___
Floating Debt
9,000c___June 1 1915
3 31s'05 J-D
1911-1913
___
$6,000
7,000____Aug 1 1912 3315
55 '07 ___
Refunding Bonds.
310
-- J 2,000__Dec I '11-'12
1,500____Dec 1 1915 340 g J-D $58.900cJune 1 '11-'29
___
10,000__Dec 1 '11-'15
• Water Bonds.
45
4s '10 A-0 14,000c_Dec 1 '11-'24 4s
J $130,000___Dec '11-'23
___
3,000___Aug 16 1919 4s g
J-D 24.000c___June'11-'26
48
9,000c___Aug '11-'19
F-A
4s
___
9,000____$2,000 yrly 314s
26,000_ _ _ _$2,000 yrly
.._ _
4s '10 M-N f 5,000c_ _,Nov 30 1911 4s
Bonds
& Notes.
Sewer
'12-'27
148,000c Nov 30
A-0 $13.500c___Oct 1 1913
4s g
Electric-Light Bonds.
4s
J-D $36,000c_Dec I '11-'22 Permanent debt-General $214,200
340 g J-D 21,000c_ _ _June '11-'31 Permanent debt-Special. 365,000
16,000_31.000 yearly TOTAL DEBT Aug 18 '104579,200
440 '07___
143,758
4s
15,000_ _ _ _$1,000 yrly Borrowing capacity
___
13.313,280
Total valuation 191u
Engine House Notes.
___ $19,000___ _June 1 1911 (Assessment about 5-8 actual value.)
3315
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$19.50
Stable Loan.
25,401
$6,500.._Aug 27 1912 Population in 1910
5s 07' ___

1

-D

• Loans authorized by special statute and not subject to the lavi limiting
municipal indebtedness.
INTEREST is payable at the National Shawmut Bank in Boston.

CLINTON. Charles E. Shaw, Treasurer.
This town is in Worcester County. Incorporated In 1850.
Town all Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
4s '09 J-J $114,000c Jan 1 '11-'29
High Street Notes.
9.000c_Oct 1 '11-'19
4s '10 J-J $14,000c_July 1 '11-'20 4s '09 A-0
BOND.DEBT Feb. 1 '10__$559,000
Refunding Bonds.
26,700
J-J $175,0000___July 1 1930 Note debt
330
159,804
Sinking fund
Water Bonds.
200,000
J-J $30,000c___July 1 1914 Water debt (Included)
48
J-J
20,000o___July 1 1918 Water sinking fund (incl.). 69,604
4s
J-J50,000c___July 1 1921 Borrowing capacity Feb 1 '10 22,723
48
J-Di 34,000c___June 1 1926 Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _8,274,087
48
$20.60
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_
Refunding Water Bonds.
3;1
0 55
13
-Oct '11-'31 Population in 1905
.
331s g A-0 $63,000c
Population in 1910
School Bonds.
4s '10 J-J $60,000c_Jan 1 '11-'30
• INT. on town-hall bonds due Oct. 1911-1919 and school bonds payable at
Old Colony Trust Co., Boston; on other loans at First Nat'l Bank, Clinton.

CONCORD. George G. Morrell, Treasurer.
This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated Sept. 12 1635.
Bridge Notes.
When Due.
LOANSHigh Service Construction
J-D $4,000c__Dec 29 1911
3
9,000_0ct 1 '13-'14
___
48 '08
$60,000____Sept 1 1928 340
1 1,000__Oct 1 1918
Water Loans.
3,000___July 12 1919
4s
J-D $4.000c_June 15 1915 340
3,000__Oct 1 1912
8,000c__Oct 1 1923 4s
340
A-0
124,000__Oct 1 '13-'18
340'09 A-0 65,000c___Apr 15 1929
Light Loans.
Sewer Loans.
F-A $35,0000__Aug 1 1929
49
M-S $70,0000.._ _Sept 1 1928 45
F-A 16,0000__AUg 1 1930
45
M-S 25,000c___Sept 1 1929 48
F-A 10,000c___Aug 1 1931
4,000c___Sept 1 1931 4s
4s
M-S
M-N 10,000c___Nov 1 1932
3,000c__ -July 1 1935 340
340
J-J
A-0 15,000c___Oct 1 1933
Armory Extension.
340
A-0 10,000c___Aug 1 1934
340
___ j$1,000____Aug 7 1911 340
20,000c___Aug 1 1940
F-A
'10
48
1912
7
2,000..-Aug
1
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 '10_ $402,000
Light Notes.
43,452
340
3.1-N $3,0000___May 1 1935 Sinking funds
154,720
5,000____May 1 1936 Borrow. capac. Feb 1 '10
340
45
____
2,000_ ___Oct 1 1937 Total assessed val. 1909_ _ _6,790,679
48
8.000____Nov 2 1938 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$14.30
6,421
340
___
2,000___Apr 15 1939 Population in 1910
INTEREST on 4s of 1910 payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.

DANVERS. A. P. Chase,Town Treas.; Julius Peale, Clerk.
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated 1757.
Water Bonds.-(Con.)
LOANSWhen Due.
48
Electric-Light Bonds.
J-J
$2,800c.. ..June 1 1929
4s
J-D $11,000c___June 1 1916 4s
J-J
1,600c__ _June 1 1930
4s
4,000c___June 1 1917 4s
A-0
8,000c___Oct 1'31-'34
J-D
1935
48
2,000c__Apr 1 1918 48
A-0
A-0
5,500c
48
J-J
5,500c__July 1 1928 9s '08 A-0 87.000____Apr 1 1938
340
A-0
4,000c___Apr 1 1929
(Subject to call Apr 1 1913.)
350
A-0
1,5000___Apr 1 1930
School Bonds
4s
A-0
5,500c___Apr 1 1931 49
J-D $5,312.50c_1911-1915
4s
A-0
1918 48
J-D 10,500c___June 1 1917
2,0000
45
A-0
J-J
9,1:35c ____1011-1917
1,400c___Apr 1 1919 45
4s
1915
Town House
A-0 20,000c
4s
A-0 $8,700c_ _Oct '11-'16
Water Bonds.
4s
J-D $25,000c___June 1 1911 TOTAL DEBT June 5'09..$227,252
48
J-D 15,000c___June 1 1913 Water debt (Incitured above) 135,925
17,146
4s
A-0 22,800c___Apr 1 1919 Water sinking fund
4s
F-A 11,715c __ _ _1920-1926 Tax valuation 1909 _____ _ _6,012,120
4s
J-D 14,000c __June 1 1926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_319.20
9.063
2,993c___Feb 1 1927 Population in 1905
F-A
4s
9,407
1.335c___Feb 1 1928 Population in 1910
4s
F-A
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston.

DEDHAM. T. P. Murray, Treas.; Don Gleason Hill, Clerk.
This town is in Norfolk County. Incorporated in 1636.
School Notes.
LOANSWhen Due.
Hose House Bonds.
J-J $34,200_July 17 '11-22
33is
7,500-June 1 '11-'13
440
___ $5,000_Jan 20 1911-'15 48
J-D
7,400__Nov 1 '11-'14
M-N
Sewer Bonds.
49
A-0 17,500__Oct 25 '11-'17
48
F-A $93,000c__Feb I '11-41 4s
4,000..Sept 19 '11-'14
M-S
350
A-0 37,000c__Oct 1 '11-19 4s
314s'00 J-D 57,000_ _June 1 '11-'29
Street Notes.
4s '04 J-J
$6,000___July 1 '11-14 TOTAL DEBT Oct 8 '10_3281,750
4s'07
J-J
3,0b()__Jan 1 '11-'13 Total assess. val. '10__.._13,328,702
45
1,000 _ __ Dee 24 1911 (Assessment about full cash value.)
J-D
440
J-J
3,000_Jan 20 '11-'13 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910-$17.20
Population in 1905
7,774
Miscellaneous Town Notes.
9,284
48
M-S $1.000_ _Sept 19 1911 Population in 1910
431s
J-J
5 000__Jan 20 '11-'15
INTEREST is payable by check from City Treasurer,

DUDLEY. James A. Thompson, Clerk.
This town is in Worcester County. Incorporated in 1732.
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _1,881,930
LOANSI (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
Water-Supply Bonds.
340'09J-D$100,000c&rJune 1'14-'391Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_514.80
4,267
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910___$100,0001Population in 1910

EASTHAMPTON. Victor J. King, Treasurer.
This town is in Hampshire County. Incorporated June 17 1785.
Water Notes
When Due.
LOANS1 1914
Sewer Notes
4s
--- $6,500___ _June'11-24
95
__
$6,500___July 15 1918 3315
M-N 28,000__Nov 1
4,000____April 1 1923 43
A-0 33,000__Oct 1 '11-'21
___
340
4s
June 32,000___Jan 1 '17.20 TOTAL DEBT May 14 '10.. 197,000
5.690,444
840'05 Apr 10,000___Apr 1 '21-22 Total valuation 1909
4s '06 J-D j 6,000___ _June 1 1924 (Assessm't about 80% actual value.)
1 7,500____June 1 1925 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-.$17.2J
_8,524
45
S-A
5,000_ _July 1 1917 Population in 1910
School Notes.
INT.on $6,50048 due 1918 payable in
331s
Sept $38,000_ _Sept 1 1912 Easthampton; other loans at Boston.

NOT., 1910.]

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

ESSEX COUNTY. David I. Robinson, Treasurer.
Salem is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANSHighway Bonds.
4s '08 M S $90,000cMch 1 '11-'28
Bridge Bonds.
J-D $90,000c&rDec 1 '11-16
3%s
($15,000 yearly.)
1$8,000c___Mch 1 1915
4s '08 M-S 30,000c Mch 1 '16 &'24
t 140,000cNIch 1 '17-'23
Notes.
Nov $20.000__Nov '11-'14
4s
3%8'05 Nov
1,000
-Nov 8 1911
330'05 Nov 25,000__Nov
__
8 '11-'15
Dec 60.000__Dec 1 '11-'16
4s
4348'07 M-S 35,000__Mch 1 '11-'17
4.358
___
6,000
1911

Court House Bonds.
330
J-D $80,000c&rDec 1 '11-16
($15 000 yearly.)
Building Bonds.
I $90,000c_Dec 1 '11-'16
240,000c_Dec 1 '17-28
4s '07 J-D
5,000c -Dec 1 1929
(45,000c_Dec 1 '16, '17
and '23
4s01) J-D
l70,000c__Dec 1 '18-'22
Permanent debt Jan 1 '10_$1,111,000
150,000
Temporary debt Jan 1 '10_
189,108
Cash on hand Jan 1 '10___
Assessed valuation 1909_370,431,845
Valuation of county prop__2,927,189
381,181
Population in 1905
Population in 1910
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank in Boston. 43"77

EVERETT. Chas. Bruce, Mayor; Nathan Nichols, Treas.
Everett is in Middlesex County. It was formerly a part of the town
of Malden, but was incorporated as the town of Everett on March 9 1870.
Incorporated a city Jan. 2 1893.
Police Station Notes.
When Due.
LOANS48 '03 J-D $7,650__June 1 '11-'13
Overdrafts of 1903 Loan (Notes).
Vault Fixture Notes.
4s '04 J-J
$8,000_July 15 '11-'12
4s
Armory Notes.
M-N $1,000__May 1 '11-'12
1911
Block System Notes.
875__July 1
338'02 J-J j
888___July 1 1912 4s
M-N $2,000__May 1 '11-'12
1
Cemetery Notes.
4s '02 M-S 514,300__Sept 1 '11-'21
1 1,537____Sept 1 1922 4s
J-D $1,000__Dec 1 '11-'12
Refunding Bonds.
Fire Station Bonds.
4s '08 M-S $32,000c_Sept 1 '11-'18 4s '05 M-N $20,000r_May 1 '11-'30
45 '06 M-N 21,000c_May 1 '12-'31
Sidewalk Notes.
4s '02 A-0 $5,000___Apr 1 '11-'12 4s '07 M-N 22,000c_May 1 '11-'32
48 '03 M-N 4,950___Nov 1 '11-'13 48 '08 M-N 23,000c_May 1 '11-'33
43 '03 M-N 3,000___Nov 1 '11-'13 4s '09 M-N 19,000c_May 1 '11-29
June 1 1911
48
J-D 3.000
Insurance Loan (Notes).
M-S 2,400___Sept 1 '11-'12 4s '08 M-N $3,600 May 1 '11-'12
4s
4,800__July 15 '11-'14
4s
J-J
Surface Drainage Bonds.
J-D 10,000__ -Dec 1 '11-'15 4s
4s
J-D $200,000c&rJ'ne 1 '31&33
J-D J20,000_June 15 '11-'15
45
Gypsy Moth Notes.
1 2,500___June 15 1916 4s '06 J-D $1.000„June
15 1911
F-A 17,500__Aug 1 '11-'17 4s '08 A-0
4s
800____Oct 31 1911
Street Notes.
4s '09 M-N
1,600__May 1 '11-'12
A-0 $3,000__Oct 31 '11-'13 48
4s
A-0 J 2,000__Apr 1 '11-'12
45
800__Nov 30 1911
M-N
1 500.--.Apr 1 1913
48 '02 M-S
2.400__Sept 1 '11-12
Water Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
4s '91 J-J f $28,000r___July 1 1021
4s '91 J-J $100,000c&r_J&J 1 1911
1 72,000c___July 1 1921
4s '93 J-J 125,000c&r_July 1 1923 4s '92 J-J
30,000c __July 1 1022
4s '99 M-S 100,000c&r_Mch 1 1929 4s '04 J-J f 5,000r___Jan 1 1924
4s '01 J-1) 100,000c&r_J'ne 1 1031
1 65,000c___Jan 1 1924
48 '05 J-J
School Bonds.
25,000c&r_J'ne 1 1935
Fire Dept. Notes.
4s
J-J J$40,000„July 1 '11-'15
4s '08 J-D $3,000__Dec 1 '11-'16
1 70,000__July 1 '16-'25
School Notes.
Street Bonds.
4s
$900__May 15 '11-13 4s
M-N
J-D $48,000c_June 1 '11-'18
4s
J-J
5,250__July 1 '11-'13 4s
A-0 J13,500r1Apr 1 '11-'10
4s
1,000__Dec 1 '11-'12
J-D
131,5000J
4s
J-D 10,000__J'ne 1 '11-'15 Total city debt June 1 '10_$1,520,303
4s
A-0 11,000__Apr 1 '11-21 Sinking funds
368,074
4s
5,500_ _J'ne 18'11-21 Water debt (included)
J-D
200,000
4s
M-N fl8,187.60Nov 1 '11-'23 Water sinking fund (Inc.)_
110,200
F-A 28,000Aug 1 '11-'24 Boeing capacity J'ne 1 '10 113,021
4s
700_ _May
M-N
_May 1 1911 Assessed val., real
48
23,3 8.700
A-0
4s
3,000__Apr 1 '11-13 Assessed val., personal
4,409,800
Contagious Hospital Notes.
Total valuation 1910
27,763,500
4s '02 M-N $1,500__Nov 1 '11-'12
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910__$19.80
Population In 1910
33,484
INTEREST on coupon bonds at the Winthrop National Bank, Boston
and City Trust Co., Boston; on registered bonds and city notes by Treasurer's check.
WATER WORKS.-City owns and operates its water-works. Receipts
for 1909 from water rates, $102,374.

FAIRHAVEN. Chas. F. Swift, Treasurer.
This town is in Bristol County. Incorporated Feb. 22 1812.
LOANSWhen Due BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_$75,500
Sewer Bonds.40
Floating debt ,384
I $9,000c-Oct 1 '11-'12 Assessed valuation 1910_..3,338.358
45 '97 A-0) 22,000c .Oct 1 '13-'16
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
I 5,500c____Apr 1 1917 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_320.80
Bridge Bonds.
5,122
Population in 1910
48 '07 M-N $39,000c-Nov 1 '11-'49
INTEREST payable in Boston.

FALL RIVER. Henry W. Clarke, City Auditor.

This city, which is in Bristol County, was incorporated in 1854.
LOANSIV/ten Due.
Hospital Bonds.
Playground Bonds.
4%8'08 M-N 1$32,000* May 1 '11-18
33is'09 J-J $100,000*___July 1 1039
1 35,000* May 1 '10-'28
Mu nici pal Loans.
Highway Loans.
4s '02 J-J $15,000s_July 1 '1 1-'12 3%s '01J-J $30,000-__July 1 1911
3%s '01F-A 133.000_ _Feb 1 1011 3 %s '01M-N 15,000____Nov 1 1911
3%s '01J-D 30,00_ ...Dec
__Dec 2 1011 33-is '02A-0 120,000____Apr 1 1012
4s '04 M-S 65,000_ _ _Sept 1 1914 3%s '02A-0 40,000____Oct 1 1012
4s '04 M-N 100,000_ __ _May 2 1914 3%s '03A-0 115,000____Apr 1 1913
3)is '04M-N 25,000_ __Nov 1 1914 48 '03 A-0 20,000__Oct 1 1013
330'05 31-S 158,000____Mch 1 1015 48 '03 J-D 10,000-__Dec 1 1913
4505 F-A 50,000___ _Aug 1 1915 4s '06 J-D 20,000__Dec 1 1016
48 '06 M-S 16(1,000.. _ _ _Mch 1 1916 4%s'07 F-A 20,000___Aug 1 1917
4s '06 F-A 30,000__.Aug 1 1916 4 %s'07 M-S 10,000ept 3 1917
48 '07 M-S 135,000-__Mch 1 1917 3%s'09 J-D 25,000___June 1 1010
4s '08 M-S 170,000..___Mch 2 1918 4s '08 11.1-N 10,000____Nov 2 1918
25,000r---July 1 1920
48 '08 F-A 20,000.. __..Aug 1 1918 4s '10 J-J
Water Bonds (Outside Limit).
334s'07 M-S 177,250____Mch 1 1919
15,000____July 1 1919 4s '03 J-D $75,000____June 1 1923
3368'09 J-J
45 '10 M-S 170,000____Mch 1 1020 4s
31-N 75,000__May 1 '24-'26
4s 09 M-N 15,000___Nov 1 1910 4s '95 J-D 50,000.... -June 1 1925
33,6s '041"-A 175,000eb 1 1934 4s '07 A-0 50,000__Apr 1 '27 28
Sewer Loans.
M-N 150,000-Nov 1 '23-'28
48
430'91 J-D $2,500____June 1 1911 48 '99 M-N 50,000___May 1 1020
4368'93 A-0 10,000____Oct 2 1913 4s '99 F-A 150,000_--Aug 1 1929
4s 92 A-0
5,000___Apr 1 '11-12 3%8'09 M-N 175,000--Nov 1 1929
4s '03 M-N 25 000___May 1 1913 3%8'00 F-A 100,000. _,.Feb 1 1930
48 '06 A-0 75,000__ _Apr 1 1928 34s'00 M-N 20,000____May 1 1030
43 '94 A-0 18,000____Oct 1 1914 3%s
A-0 60,000--Apr 1 :31-'33
4s '95 F-A 65,000____Feb 1 1925 3368'02 A-0 50,000---Apr 1 1932
45 '94 M-S 25,000____Mch 1 1914 330'02 J-D 50,000__Dec 1 1932
4s '96 J-J 100,000•___July 1 1928 4s '04 M-N 20,000-May 2 1934
4s '97 A-0 50,000_ _Apr 1 1927
School Loans.
4s '98 A-0 40,000___Apr 1 1928 43is '93A-0 $150,000•_Oct 2 1913
48 '98 J-J 100,000•___July 1 1928 4s '96 A-0 60,000____Apr 1 1916
4s '09 F-A 20,000____Feb 1 1929 4s '97 F-A 100,000•___Aug 1 1917
48 '99 M-N 40,000___May 15 1929 4s '97 A-0 70,000____Apr 1 1917
48 '99 F-A 25,000---Aug 1 1929 336s '00M-N 100,000 __May 11025
330'00 M-N 25,000____May 1 1930 33,68'04 J-J 150,000•___July 1 1924
3%8'00 F-A 20,000.._..Aug 1 1930 48
J-D 140,000•_.June 1'27-'28
3368'01 A-0 25,000----Apr 1 1931 330'09 M-N 172,000_•May 1 '11-34
330'01 J-J
20,000____July 1 1931
110,000'..May 1 '35-'39
3368'02 A-0 100,000•___Apr 1 1932 330'09 J-J
60,000•__ _July 1 1929
3368'03 A-0 50,000..__.Apr 1 1933 48'09
M-S 14,500'_Sept 1 '11-39
3 As'04 M-N 100,000*_ __May 2 1934 48 '10 J-J 1 25,000'r July 1 '11-'15
3)0'05 M-S 40,000____Mch 1 1935
100,000'r July 1 '16-'40
4s '06 M-S 60,000____Mch 1 1936 4s '10 J-J
6,500"r_July 1 1911
4s '07 M-S 50,000__Mch 1 1937
r.
Y0 00'r July 1 '21-'30
Public Libra95
48 '07 J-D 15,000____June 1 1937
48 '08 M-S 50,000____Mch 2 1938 48 '95 J-D $75,000• __June 1 1925
1938
-June
48
1
'95 J-D 75,000'__.Dec 1 1925
4s '08 J-D 20,000__
3368'09 /31-S 50,000____Mch 1 1939 48 '07 J-J
75,000•__Jan 1 1927
48 '10 M-S 50,000____Mch 1 1940 48 '98 M-N 25,000__May 2 1918
4s '10 J-J 5 40,000r_July 1 '11-30
1 10,000r_July 1 '31-'90




25

LOANSWhen Due.
Textile School Bonds.
Park Bonds.
330'01 F-A $25,000•___Aug 1 1911
4s '04 M-N $50.000•___May 2 1914
Bridge Bonds.
336s'02 A-0 25,000•___Apr 1 1952 4s '07 J-J $56,000*___ Jan 1 1957
3%8'02 J-D 25,000•___Dec 1 1952 4s '10 J-D 5432,000__Dec 1 '11-34
330'03 3.1-N 25,000•___May 1 1953
1. 96,000„Dec 1 '35-,40
336s'03 J-J
25,000•___July 1 1953 Assessed val., real
455,017,300
3368'05 M-S 22,000____Mch 1 1915 Assessed val., personal
37,470,970
4s '06 M-N 10,000____May 1 1916 Total valuation In 1910_ _ 92,488,520
4s '10 J-J
50,000r• July 1 '11-'30
(Assessment about cash value.)
Paving Loans.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_418.70
3368 '02A-0 $30,000____Apr 1 1912 Population in 1900
104,863
33,6s '03A-0 25,000___Apr 1 1913 Population in 1910
119,295
• Special loans.
INTEREST on most of the bonds is paid only at the office Of the City
Treasurer; on some small issues in Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.
Oct. 1 1910. Jan. 1 1910. Jan. 1 1909.
Municipal bonded debt
$5,282,250 $4,877,250 $4,607,500
Permanent loan, &c
127,352
120,161
131,918
Total debt
Sinking fund, tkc

$5,414,168
1,648,807

$5,004,602
1,738,529

$4,727,661
1,698,400

Net city debt
Special loans, less sinking fund

$3,765,361
1,618,907

$3,266,073
1,319,137

$3,029,261
1,129,575

Net city debt,less special loans_ _ _ $2,146,454
Water debt (additional)
1,250,000
Water sinking funds
402,615

$1,946,936
1,250,000
393,903

$1,899,686
1,450,000
542,164

Net water debt
$847,385
$856,097
$907,835
Total net debt
$4,612,746 $4,122,170 $3,937,097
Borrowing capacity Jan. 1 1910 was $214,455 60. Value of city property
1910, $7,908,546 56, Including water-works valued at $2,052,900.

FALMOUTH. W. H. Hewins, Treasurer.

This town is in Barnstable County. Incorporated in 1686.
LOANSWhen Due,
Harbor Loan.
Road Loan.
4s
/31-N $10.000r
1917
4s '04 J-D $15,000c_Dec 1 '11-13 BOND. DEBT May 16'10_$220,000
School Loan.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _8.109,216
4s '04 111-N $6,000c_Nov 1 '11-12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909__$12.90
Water Bonds.
Population in 1900
3,500
($10,000 c____1911-1912 Population in 1890
2,567
336s A-0....(140,0000-1913-1932 Population In 1910
3,144
1 16.000c
1933
INTEREST payable at Interna336s
A-0 20,000c ____1915-1934 tional Trust Co. Boston.

FITCHBURG. J. H. McMahon, Mayor; H. G. Morse, Treas

This city is in Worcester County. Incorporated as a town Feb. 3 1764;
as a city March 8 1872.
LOANSWhen Due.
City Bonds.
Municipal Loan.
48
J-D $200,000r_ June 1 1913
45 '09 M-N 5555,000r_Nov 1 '11-'15 336s
1,200r__Apr 1 '11-14
A-0
1 42,000r_Nov 1 '16-'19 Bridge Bonds.
Sidewalk
336s'04 Al-N $2.800r_Nov 1 '11-14
$300r___Nov
(12,000r_Nov 1 '11-'16
336s
1911
M-N
1,200r__Nov '11-11 336s
El-N
3%
___ 1 1,000r__Nov 1 1917
M-N
1
3368
1,500r_ _ _Nov '11-13
500r__Nov 1 1918
School.
3368'04 M-N 2,000r__Nov 1 '11-14
3368'06 M-N
250r„May '11-'15 4s
J-D $25,000r___June 1 1914
3 363'06 M-N
5,250r_ Nov 1 11-'16 4s
/31-N 200,000c&r May 1 1923
336s
M-N
2.80r _Nov 1 '11-17 48
J-D 50,000r___June 1 1925
33.s
___
4,000r_-Nov 1 '11-'18 3%s
11-N
900r_May 1 1911
Paving
3368
M-N
5,300r__Nov 1 '11-12
3368
M-N $1,100r__. Nov 1 1911 330'04 J-D
5,200r__June 1 '11-14
13,1-N
3368
1.300r___Nov '11-12 336s
7,500r__Nov 1 '11-13
131-N
336s
J-D
3,000r_June 1 '11-13 336s
750r__May 1 '11-15
3.1-N
3)s'04 M-N
2.600r_Nov 1 '11-14 3)/ss'06 M-N 7,500r_May 1 '11-'15
M-N
1 0'06 M-N 26,400r__Nov 1 '11-16
2,000r__May 1 '11-15 3 ,
33.s
336s'06 M-N
5,850r_ _Nov 1 '11-16 336s
__7,000r_ _Nov 1 '11-'17
3%s
M-N
2,450r_Nov 1 '11-17
800r__Nov 1 1918
12,000r_ _Nov 1 '11-'16 33,6s
12,000r__Nov 1 '11-'16
__
3%s
__- 1 1,000r__Nov 1 1917
2,000r__Nov 1 '17-'18
500r_Nov 1 1918
Grade Crossing.
Sewer.
33.6s
A-0 $9,000r__Oct 1 '11-13
48
M-N $35,000r___Nov 1 1912
Play Ground Loan.
3%s
M-N
300r___Nov 1 1911 3%s
M-ti $1,800r.. May 1 '11-'16
3%s
2,000r___Nov '11-12
M-N
Street.
31-N
3%s
1,800r__Nov 1 '11-13 3%s
$500r___Nov
1911
M-N
33-s'04 M-N
3,000r__Nov 1 '11-14 3%s
3,000r___Oct
1911
A-0
3%s
3,600r_May 1 '11-15 3%s
M-N
M-N 7,000r___Nov '11-12
3;0'06 hizisi
1.950r_Nov 1 '11-16 33s
31-N 16.500r__Nov 1 '11-13
3%s
tts111110r_Nov 1 '11-17 336s'04 M-N 10,000r__Nov 1 '11-14
M-N
1,
___
33,68
500r_Nov 1 '11-'18 336s'06 131-N 26,500r_May '11-'15
Fire Departmen
3%8'06 M-N 24,000__Nov 1 '11-'16
$800 -Nov 1 1911 31/,s
M-N
336s
1.1-N 24,500r_Nov 1 '11-17
1.447:-70ct 1 '11-18 336s
A-0
___
336s
28,000r_ _Nov 1 '11-'17
1,500r_Nov 1 '11-'15 336s
___
2,000r_Nov 1 1918
Debt Dec 1 190)
200r_N0v 1 1916
__ 1
33611
200r__Nov 1 '17-'18 Total funded debt
$1,583,057
Sinking funds
Water.
464,400
1,118,657
48
M-N$100,000r___May 1 1911 Net debt Dec 1 1909
48
A-0 300,000r__Apr 1 1922 Water debt (included).. 566,000
4s
A-0 72.000r_ _OCC 1 '11-37 Water sinking fund (incl.)
146.648
3%s
22,010,450
J-D 12,000r__Dec 1 1922 Assessed val., real
6,560,863
J-J
33is
10,000r___July 1 1923 Assessed val., personal
J-J
3368
45,000r __July 1 1926 Total valuation 190928,571,313
4s '09 M-N 19,000r_Nov 1 '11-'29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$19.20
5,000r.. _Nov 1 '30-'39 Population in 1910
37,826
INTEREST on coupon bonds is
able in Boston at Merchants' Bank.
The interest on registered bonds is remitted by check.

FRAMINGHAM. B. F. Merriam, Treasurer.
This town Is In Middlesex County. Incorporated in 1700. Suits have
been brought against the town to recover on certain notes which, it is alleged, were forged by former Treasurer John B. Lombard. See V. 91, P.
665.
State Highway Loan.
LOANSWhen Due.
4s '07 J-J
Water Bonds.
$24000Jan 3 1913
Street Loan.
336s
A-0 95,0000_Oct 1 '11-15
140,0000_Oct 1 '16-35 4s '01 F-A $5,000_-_Feb 20 1911
1905
f 49,000c_Oct 1 '11-'17
Sewer Loans.
I 56.000c_Oct 1 '18-'24 4s '03 J-J $19,166___Jan
1913
48 '06 A-0( 27,000c_ _Oct 1 '25-'27 5s '07 I31-N
1,200___Nov 14 1914
30,0000_ _Oct 1 '28-'30 53 '08 J-J
2,870____Jan 9 1911
33,000c__Oct 1 '31-'33 5s '08 J-.T
7,100_ __Jan 9 1913
Notes (Payable on Demand.)
36,000c Oct 1 '34-'36
4s '07 F-A 520,000__Aug 1 '12-'33 4s
$4,00016s _440,166.92
10,000__Aug 1 '34 '37 434s
11,0001
Debt Feb 28 1910.
3368'09 A-0 12,000c__Oct 1 '14-'25
28,000c__Oct 1 '26-'39 Town debt (Inside limIt)___ $210.344
Water Co. Bonds (assumed).
Town debt (outside limit)__ 92,000
1925 Water debt (outside limit)_ 492,000
____ $145,000
436s
School Loan.
Water sinking fund
39,935
330'06 F-A 155.000c-Feb 1 1911 I3oreg capacity Feb 28'10 106,650.16
10,000c___Feb 1 1912 Assessed valuation 1909_10,566,480
3,000_ __Nov 14 1914 (Assessment about % actual value.)
5s '07 F-A
4s'05 F-A 5,711.32__Feb 161013 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_420.00
48 '06 A-0 84,000c_ _Oct 1 '11-31 Population in 1905
11,549
48 '08 A-0 36,000c-Oct 1 '11-'28 Population in 1910
13,948
Fire Alarm System.
45 '07 F-A $1,000_ -__Feb 7 1915
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank Boston.

1

FRANKLIN, Wm. A. Wyckoff, Treasurer.
This town Is In Norfolk County. Incorporated March 2 1778.
LOANSWhen Due. I Assessed valuation 1909_53,799,560
Water Works Bonds.
I (Assessment about 90% actual val.)
4s '07 J-D 5178.250cJune 1 '10-'41 , Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09_117.00
BONDED DEBT Apr 19104195,000!Population in 1900
5,017
Floating debt
5,641
2,0001Population in 1910
,,INTEREST payable at FrankllniNat. Bank.
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MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

GARDNER. Levi W. Wood, Clerk; J. D. Edgell, Treas.
This town is in Worcester County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Park Notes.
Sewer Loans.
5s '08 M-S $2.000__Mch 2 '11-'12
M-N $32,000c May 1 '11-'26 _s
33-is
2,000_ _Feb 14 '11-'14
33.is
F-A 14,700__Aug 1 '11-'31
Sewer Scrip.
M-S 10,350c__Sept 1 '11-28 45 '06 J-D $13,000c_Dec 1 '11-36
46
48 '04 J-D 12,000c_ _June 1 '11-34 3%s'08 J-D 14,000c_Dec 1 '11-'38
33is'04 J-D 36,000c__Oct 1 '11-34
Water Bonds.
45 '05 M-N 12,500_ .Nov 1 '11-35 45 '04 M-N$252,000c__ May 2'11-34
4s
J-D 13,000__Dec 1 '11-'36 4s '09 A-0 $43,500c..Oct 1 '11-'39
3;is'09 F-A 43,500c_Aug 2 '11-'39
Debt July 22 1909.
4s '10 J-J
10,000c_July 1 '11-'20 Sewer bonds
$140,600
School Loan.
School loans
72,250
48
J-J $35,0000_1911 to 1924 Water bonds
262,500
336s
A-0
2,000c_ _Oct
1911 Park notes
5,500
48 '04 J-D 16,250c_June 1 '11-23 TOTAL DEBT July 22 '09.. 480,850
33.0'04 J-D 10,500___Dec 1 '11-24 Tax valuation in 1909_____7,677,705
Playground Notes.
Tax rate (per $1 000) 190J____$22.30
4s '09 F-A $7,000__Aug 2 '11-'17 Population in 1910
14,659
INTEREST on school loans is payable at the Gardner Savings Bank,
on other loans at National Shawmut Bank of Boston.

GLOUCESTER. H. H. Parsons, Mayor; E. Dolliver, Treas.

Gloucester Is in Essex County. Incorporated town 1642; city 1873.
Deficiency & Impt. Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
4s '10 M-N $30,000c_Nov 1 '11-20 45 '08 J-D $56.000c_June 1 '11-18
4s '08 J-D 56,000c_ _Dec 1 '11-'18
Water (outside debt limit).
City and Municipal Bonds
33.1s A-0 $546,000c__Oct 1 '11-31
J-D $16,200c_June 1 '11-12
3;•is A-0
44,000c__Apr 1 '11-32 34s
J-D 15,000c_June 1 '11-13
335 A-0 f 26,000c_Oct 1 '10-12 48
1233,000c_Oct 1 '13-32 4s '04 J-D 20.000c__June 1 '11-14
4s
A-0 72,000c_Apr 1 '11-34 35-is'05 J-D 25,000c_ _June 1 '11-15
4s '05 A-0 25,000c__Apr 1 '11-35 48 '06 J-D 30,000c_June 1 '11-'16
4s '06 A-0 26,000c_Apr 1 '11-34 4s '07 J-D 49,000c_June 1 '11-'17
48 '07 A-0 114,000c_Apr 1 '11-'17 4s '09 M-N 18,0000..Nov 1 '11-'19
120,000c_ _Apr 1 18'-'37 4s '10 M-N 40,000c_May 1 '11-'20
4s '09 A-0 29,000c__Apr 1 '11-'39
Improvement Bonds.
48'08 A-0 116,000c_Apr 1 '11-'18 48 '09 J-D $45,000c_June 1 '11-'19
120,000c_ _Apr 1 '19-'38
Park (outside debt limit).
48
_1911-1939 Cs
A-0 29,000c
J-J $52,500c_ _July 1 '11-38
4s '10 A-0 20,000c_Apr
__- 1 '11-'30 GEN'L DEBT Oct 1 1910_4417,075
Street Extension (outside debt Street debt (additional)_-. 36,000
Park debt (additional)
52,500
limit).
&Ms
J-D $35,200c __1900-1932 Water debt (additional)___1,117,000
School House Loans.
12,000
Bridge debt (additional) _ _ _
35-is
J-D $13,500c__June 1 '11-19 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1910 _1,634,575
45 '06 J-D
18,000c_June 1 '11 '16 Assessed val. in 1910,.. _ _23,739,498
20,000c_June 1 '1'7-'26 (Assessment about
actual value.)
M-S
48
400c_
318.40
1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
24,398
Bridge Loan (Outside Debt Limit) Population in 1910
45 '08 J-D $12,000c_ _Dec 1 '11-'22
INTEREST on the city bonds is payable at the First National Bank of
Boston; on the city notes at City Treasury; on water bonds at National
Shawmut Bank Boston.
GRAFTON. A. A. Simmons, Treasurer. This town is in Worcester County. Incorporated April 18 1735.
LOANSWhen Due
Notes.
Funding Bonds.
48
J-D $1,200__June 1 '11-'13
A-0 $43,500c__Oct 1 '11-'39
45
3.420June 1 '11-'19
School Bonds.
BONDED DEBT Oct 3 1910 $88,360
3345
J-J ($4,500c_July 1 '11-'19 Note debt
4,620
(15,000c..July 1 '20-'29 Assessed valuation 1909_ _2,669,695
120.000c_JulY 1 '30-'39 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909._ 420 00
4s
J-D
4,860c _ __ _1911-1929 Population in 1910
5.705
INTEREST on school loans payable in Boston; other loans In Grafton.

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GREAT BARRINGTON. Edward Kelly, Treasurer.
This town is in Berkshire County. Incorporated In 1761.
LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund
$16,905
St..hool Bonds.
Total valuation 1910
6,030,715
4s '07 J-D $59,500e_Dee 1 '11-'27 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
3;is
A-0 42,000r_Apr 1 1917 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'10 $12.30
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4105,000 Population in 1905
6,152
Floating debt
16,250 Population in 1910
5,926
INTEREST on the 3s is payable in Pittsfield at the Berkshire County
Savings Bank; on the 4s in Boston at the Old Colony Trust Co.

GREENFIELD. William B. Allen, Treasurer.
This town is in Franklin County. Incorporated June 8 1733. The fire
district is a municipal corporation within the town and has a distinct debt.
(See below.)
LOANSWhen Due.
Park Loan
Public Library Loan.
__s
____ $5,000____Oct 1 1914
__s
...._ $10,000....Oct 1.) 11-12
Sewer Loan.
33'is
s-a
10,000__Oct 15 1916 4s
J-J $12,000r___July 16 1914
4s '10 M-N 50,000
School Loan.
1911-1920
3he A-0 15..$12,000r....Oct 15 1911
Street Crossina; Abolition.
M-N J10,000c___Nov 1 1912 __s
48
_
2,500 Nov 15 '11-'12
117,500c___Nov 1 1913 TOWN IYEBTJan 1 1910 $114,250
_-s
_. 14,000_ _ _Oct 15 1915 Total valuation 1910
10,132,502
1134s
s-a
4,000___Oct 15 1916 (Assessment same as actual value.)
4s '10 J-J
40,000c_July 1 '11-'15 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910___$17 60
5,0000_ _July 1 1916 Population in 1910
10,427
INTERESI` is payable at Greenfie d.
(MEE WI EI L0 FIRE DIS LAIC T NO I. W. B. Allen, Treasurer.
Reservoir
Notes.
Temporary loan
45
$14,000
_ $49,000_Apr 15 '11-24 TOTAL DEBT Nov 1910_ _ _ 137,000
4s '06
J 12,000_Apr 15 '11-22 Fire tax (per $1,000) 1908
$1 00
1 000 Apr 15 '23.24
4s '10 M-N 75,000_ _Nov 1 '11-'30
INT.payable at Treasurer'soffice

VOL. Lxxxxi.

'Tot bds outstand'g Jan 1 '09.380,500
Water Bonds.
4s '95 J-J $20,000c_ _July 1 '11.'20 Water debt (included)
66,000
4s '95 J-J
36,000c_ _July 1 '11 '221Population in 1890
3,720
INTEREST on the water bonds and on certain of the city bonds is payable in Boston and at Treasurer's office; on bonds of 1904, 1905, 1906 and
1907, and bridge 48 of 1908, at First National Bank, Boston.
TOTAL DEBT.-The city's debt, assessed value, &c., on Nov. 5 1910
was as follows:
Municipal bonded debt_31,307.500 Assessed valuation, real_ _23,598,195
190,270 Assessed val, personal_ ___ 7,393,446
Sinking funds
NET DEBT
1,117,230 Total valuation in 1909_30,991,641
956,000 Total valuation 1910
32,929,962
Water debt (additional) _ ,.
Water sinking fund (add'I) 400,805 (Assessment at fair cash value.)
555,195 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_318.60
Net water debt
1.672,425 Population in 1910
TOTAL NET DEBT
44,115
Borrowing capacity
54,638
CITY PROPERTY.-The real estate owned by the city as shown on the
assessors' books Jan. 1 1910 amounted to $1,505,935.

HOLBROOK. George B. French, Treasurer.
This town Is in Norfolk County. Incorporated Feb. 29 1872.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910..$112,000
19,671
School Notes.
Note debt
54,539
34s
J-J
$1,000___July 15 1911 Sink fund assets_
Total val. town property__ 236,200
Water Works.
A-0 $30,000c__Apr 1 1912 Tax valuation in 1909___A,450,648
45
48
A-0 40,000c___Apr 1 1917 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
48
J-J
35,000c___July 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _320.00
2,229
7.000c_July 1 '23-29 Population in 1900
45 '04 J-J
2,816
Population in 1910
INTEREST is payable in Boston at the National Shawmut Bank,

HOLYOKE. P. Bonvouloir, Treas.; D. W. Kenney, Aud.
This city is in Hampden County. Incorporated April 7 1873
*Holyoke & Westfield RR bonds
When Due.
LOANSJ-J $60,000c&r(ref)July 1'13
Park Bonds.
48 g
166,000__July 1 '11-'50
4s '07 A-0 $3,000„Apr 1 '11-'13 4s
4s '07 A-0 12.000__Apr 1 '13-'27
Smiths Ferry.
48 g '08 _
352,000_May 1 '11-'30
9,000r_May 1 '11-'28 4s
3 Ms'09 M-S
9.000r_Mch 1 '11 '19
School loans.
4s
___
8,000__May 1 '11-'18 4s g '97 M-S*3109,000c&r_Mch 1 '17
*Bridge bonds.
3 Ms g '00M-N 75,000c&rMay'11-'20
4s g '91 M-S $85,000c&r_Sept 1 1911 33.6s 0581-S 50,000r Sept 1 '11-'20
48 g '94 J-D 105,000c&rJune 1 1914 3 Ms'06
2,000_Sept 1 '11-'12
4s '07 ____ 7,500_ Apr 1 '11-'25
Highway bonds.
33s '04F-A $4.000__Aug 1 '11-'14 4s g '08 ___ 27,000r_Apr 1 '11-'28
48 '04 M-N 12,000_May 1 '11-'14 4s g '95 J-D *150,000c&rJune 1 1915
34s'05 M-S 47,500r_Mch 1 '11-'15 4s g '96 J-J *100,000c&r_July 1 1916
330'09 M-S 55,000r_Mch 1 '11-'19 4s
13.500__Sept 1 '11-'19
Gas and Electric Light Bonds.
4s
60,000.. May 1 '11-'30
33s g '02 J-D$528,000r_Dec 1 '11-'32
Sewer bonds.
3 .is '04 A-0 10.800r_Oct 1 '11-'13 4s g '93 M-N•350.000c&r_May 1 1913
33is g '04 M-N 18.000r Nov 1 '11-19 4s g '93 A-0 100,000c&rOct 1 1913
33.is g '05 A-Of 45,000r Apr 1 '11-19 45 '04 M-N 24,000__May 1 '11-'34
26,000__Aug 1 '11-'36
F-A
1 3,000r__Apr 1 1920 45
18,000r_Apr 1 '11-'28
330 '05M-S 20,000r Sept 1 '11-'20 4s g '08 __
3.000r_May 1 '11-'16
4s '07 ____ 27,500__Apr 1 '11-'21 48 g '08 ___
6,000r_Apr 1 '11-'13 3 gg'09 M-S 19,000r_Mch 1 '11-'29
Municipal bonds.
20,000r_Apr 1 '14-'18
4s g '08 ___ i 25,000r_Apr 1 '19-'23 4s '06 F-A $39,000r_Aug 1 '11-'16
30,000r_Apr 1 '24-'28 4s '07 ____ 32,000__Apr 1 11-'14
35,000r_Apr 1 '29-'33 4s '07 ____ 22,500_. Apr 1 '14-17
40,000r_Apr 1 '34-'38 45 '07 ____ 30,000..Apr 1 '11 '27
32,000r_Apr 1 '11-'18
4s '09 A-0 19,000r_Apr 1 '11-'29 4s g '08
J-D 14,000__June 1 '11-'1,2
___ 125,000__Mch 1 '11-'40 3 As
45
4s g 'OD J-J f 112,000r_July 1 '11-'24
Water Loans.
1 35,000r_ _July 1
4s e '97 J-J $250,000c&r_Jan 1 1927
77,000__May 1 '11-'20
3 s'03 J-D 50,000____June 1 1913 4s
50,000___July 1 1930
4s '00 ___
• Debt exempted by special Acts of Legislature.
INTEREST is payable at the State National Bank Boston.
TOTAL DEBT.-The city's debt, assessed valuation, &c., on Nov 1
1910 was as follows:
Total debt
$3,180,300 Assessed valuation, rea1437,371,310
Sink. fund & RR. stock
550,362 Assessed val personal_ _ _ 12,491,030
2,589,938 Total valuation In 19l0.._ 49,862,240
Net debt
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Water debt (included)
350,000
Water sink. fund (incl.) _ _ 132,259 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910$17.00
57,730
Population in 1910
CITY PROPERTY.-Included in the city's sinking fund as given above
is $226,500 Holyoke 6: Westfield RR. stock. This road is leased to the
New Haven & Northampton and has paid dividends since 1879. The value
of all city uroperty, not including water and light plants is estimated at
$2,220,115. 'The water-works of the city are valued at $1,233,528
and gas and electric plants at 31,251.380.

HUDSON. Savillian Arnold, Treas.; Fred 0. Welsh, Clerk.

This town is situated in Middlesex County. Incorporated March 19 1866.
When Due.
School Notes
LOANS-$2,800..... _July '11-'12
33'65
J-J
Watet Notes
improvement Notes
.1-1 $12,000„July 1 '11-'14
4s
4s
Apr 1911
A-0
$2,500
'11.'27
17.000_
_June
48
J-D
3,000_ .Aug '11-'16 '
16,200__Nov '11-'28 4s
J J
.1-J
3s
7,800_ _Nov '11-'16
44s
.1-J
2,625____Dee '11-'13 48 '06 M-N
Electric Light Bonds.
37
/0'06 J-D 26,000_ _ _ _Dec '11-36
J-J $17,000c July '11-'27
3.80s
A-0 18,600......Oct '11-'38 4s
Refunding Bonds
J-J
4,800_ _ _July '11-'34
3%s
A-0 $17.500c_ _Oct '11-'17
J-J
1,900__Dec 1 '11-'29 4s
3'%s
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1910_$308,500
Electric Light Notes
1,500...,,Nov '11-'29 Cash and uncollected taxes 77,571
3.65s
NI-N
4s
5,000_ _July 11-'15 NET DEBT Oct 1 1910.... _ _ 230,929
J-J
3,843.615
2,000____Sept'11-'14 Tax valuation in l910
J-J
331s
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Sewer Bonds.
HAMPDEN COUNTY. Fred A. Bearse, Treasurer;
4s
M-N $76,000c_ _May '11-'34 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _420.70
County seat is Springfield.
6,204
M-N 43,200c. __Nov '11.'34 Population in 1905
LOANSWhen Due. Co. tax notes
$150,000 3
6,743
Population in 1910
Bridge Loan.
Floating debt _ __ _ _ _ _ 42,315
and Marlborough.
Boston
in
Hudson,
Worcester,
is
payable
INTEREST
M-N $20,000r_May 10 '11-'12 Assessed valuation ____
_ 01218,491,254
Hall of Records Bonds.
Population in 1905
196,013 HYDE PARK. Gideon H. Haskell, Treasurer.
45 '08 F-A $90,000c_Aug 15 .11-'19 Population In 1910
This town is in Norfolk County, Incorporated April 22 1888.
231,369
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ _$110,0001
school Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS$8,0000_July 1 '11-'18
INTEREST on bonds of 1908 payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
Street Bonds
ss '01 J-J
3:,000c_July 1 '11-'21
'01 J-J
'11-'18
48
4s
'08
111-N
$20,000c_May
1
HAVERHILL. A. T. Jacobs, Treas.; A. E. Leach, Auditor.
22,500
Water Loan..48'10 ___
This city is in Essex County. Settled 1640: incorporated as a city 1870.
Fire Station Bonds.
Steps are being taken for the purchase of the plants of the Haverhill Gas 45 '10 A-01$68,0000_Apr 1 12-'15
(34,00uc_Jan
1 '11'12
-J
J
'U/
45
'16-'40
1400,0000_Apr 1
Light Co. and the Haverhill Electric Co. See V. 90, p. 63.
122.500c Jan 1 '1;s-'27
Fire Department Notes
City Bonds--(Con )
LOANSWhen Due.
DEBT May 1 1909 $294,000
BOND.
'11-'19
45-0'09
__.
$4,950_Jan
7
4s '10 F-A $104,000c_Feb 1 '11-'23
City Bonds.
126,590
Borrowing capacity
Sewer Loan.
4s '91. A-0 $50,000c___Oct 1 1921
1 49,000c__Feb 1 '24-'30
valuation, real 12,250,650
48
A-0 50,000c_Oct 1 '22-'23 4s '10 M-S) 135,000c__Mch 1 '11-'19 45 '97 MN 85.000c_May 1 '11-'27 Assessed
val.,
person.al
Assessed
2,377,445
'11-'19
48
'03
{36,000c_May
1
It-N
3 s'01 A-0 35.000c___Apr 1 1911
14,000c__Mch 1 1920
36,0000_May 1 '20-'31 Total valuation 190914,628,095
48 '08 A-0 76.000c___Apr 1 1918 4s '06 A-u 18,000c_Apr 1 11-'16
4s '09 A-0 27,000c_ _Oct 1 '11-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ __$16.90
School Bonds
4s '08 A-0 39,000,._ _Oct 1 1918
Population In 1905
14,492
LibraryBonds
4s '08 A-0 58,000o_Apr 1 1918 48 '05 A-0 $18,000c__Apr 1 '11-'15
Population in 1910
15,507
330'09 A-0 105,000c__ _Apr 1 1919 ($3.000 due even and $4,000 odd yrs.) 45 '98 M-N $8,000c_May 1 '11-'18 1908
and
sewer
bonds
of
1909
is
payof
bonds
street
INTEREST
on
the
4s '04 A-0 12,0000_Apr 1 '11-'14 4s '07 A-0 49.000e___Apr 1 1927
Trust Co. of Boston; on the water bonds at the
4s '06 A-0 225,000___ _Apr 1 1926 3 0'09 A-0
7,000_
Apr 1 1929 able at the New England
330'02 A-0 f 5,000____Apr 1 1911 48;10 F-A 14,000c_Aug 1 '11-'24 First National Bank, Boston.
6,000____Apr 1 1912
LAWRENCE. W. A. Kelliher, Treas.; R. J. Shea, Auditor.
Street and Sewer Bonds,
3%5'03 A-0
0,000 Apr 1 '11'-13 3;is'05 A-0 $15,000c..Apr 1 '11-'15
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated 1634.
4s '04 A-0 f6,000_Apr 1 '10-'12&'14
Bridge Bonds.
Public Building Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS12,000_Apr 1 '11 & '13 4s '08 J-D $122,009c__June 1 1928
M-N 32,800-Nov 1 '11-'13
30
School Bonds
45 '05 A-0 10,000c__Oct 1 '11-15
Sewer Bonds.
Water Loan.
F-A$104,000_ _Aug 1 '11-'23
48
4s '06 A-0 12,000c__Oct 1. '11-'16 4s '92 J-D $300,000c_Dec 1 1912 4s '03 FA 98,000„Aug 1 '11-'24 4s
M-S $6,000_Sept '11-'12
4s '06 A-0 J 10,000c_Apr 1 '11-'15 4s '92 J-D 500,000c...._Dec 1 1922 4s '10 A-0 90,000c_Oce 1 '11-30 4s
J-D 39,000___June '11-'23
3,000c_Apr 1 1916 4s '97 J-D 100,000c___Deo 1 1927
45
MN 10,500.. __Nov '11-'17
Fire Protection Bonds.
48 '07 A-0 3 t.000c___Apr 1 1917
Playground Bonds.
J-D 22,500 ___ _1911-1925
July 1 1936 4s
48'06
J-J 350,0000
125,000c_Apr 1 '11-'15 33.0'09 A-0 $22,000__- _Apr 1 1939 48 '05 M-N 3,030__Nov 1 '11-'15 45
A-0 10,000_Apr 1 '11-'12
4s '10 A-0
6,000cApr 1 1916
4s '07 J-D 67.500c..June 1 '11-'37
Municipal Debt Bonds.
120,000c_Apr 1 '17-'20
4s
J-J $262,000___ _July 1 1924 4s '08 A-0 18,000_ Apr 1 '11-'28
On January 4 1897 Haverhill annexed the town of Bradford and assumed 330
4s
'08 June 64,000e_June 1 '11-'18
'11-'12
1
22,000__May
MN
Its indebtedness, which is as follows, and is included in the statement of 30
F-A 35,625_Aug 1 '11-'13 4s '10 M-S 70,0000_Sept 1 '11-'30
"Total Debt."
Engine House Bonds.
48 '04 11.1-N 80,00043 Nov 1 '11-'14
Sewer Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
45 '05 JD.37 50,0 0.,..Dec 1 '11-'15 Is '06 A-0 312.000_ _ _Oct 1 '11-'16
School House Bonds.
143.0'91 J-J
$500-July 1 1911 45 '08 JD 120.000e_Dec 1 '11-'18
Sewer and Fire House Bonds
45 '95 J-J
$2,000___Jan 1 '11-'121 Improvement Bonds.
4s '09 J-D 32,400c_June 1 '11-'19 4s '08 J-D 356.000_ Dec 1 '11-'18
• 14s '93 .1-J
35.000_ _Jan 1 '11-'12 4s '09 JD 77.4000_Dec 1 '11-'19

1

1

1




1

Nov., 1910.1

LOANSWhen Due. TOT. BD. D'T Nov 2 '10 _$2,696,800
Paving Bonds.
Less special debts-outside
4s '06 A-0 $18,000_ _Oct 1 '11-'16
Wait38 '04 M-N 6,000__Nov 1 '11-'14
Water debt_ __$712,000
330'09 J-D 117,000c_June 1 '11-'19
All other debts 283,000
$1,115,000
4s '10 F-A 120,000Aug 1 '11-'18
BOND.D'T(outside limit) $1.541,800
Water Notes.
123,597
48 '06 J-J $6(1,000c ___July 1 1936 Sinking fund
Water Bonds.
Borrowing capac. Nov 2'10 110,105
J-J $477.000____July 1 1923 Assessed valuation. real.. 45.434 075
4s
14,000,371
A-0 75,000____Oct 1 1923 Assessed val., personal
4s
59,434,446
Subject to call after Oct 1 1913.) Total valuation 1909
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about market value.;
4s '06 J-D $50,000c_Dec 1 '11-'15 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$16 40
85,892
4s 06 J-D 60,000c_Dec 20 '11-'16 Population In 1910
INTEREST is paid at the Eliot Nat Bank In Boston and by the City'Freas.
$3,346,229.
at
CITY PROPERTY.-The city owns property valued

LENOX. Chas. C. Flint, Treasurer.
This town is in Berkshire County. Incorporated In 1767.
Pittsfield Road.
LOANSWhen Due.
___ $10,000__Oct 10 '11-'12
Town Building.
__s
Engine-House Notes.
--s
___
$5,000
Oct 1911
48 '09 A-0 $11,000_ _Oct 15 '15-'16
High-School Notes.
45 '08 J-D f$70,000__June 1 '12-'18 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1910_ $131,700
1 5,500____June 1 1919 Total assessed val. 1010_56,686,552
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Fire Protection.
__s '09 ___ $10,000_0ct 15 '11 &'13 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _ _ _$15.110
3.060
5.500-_-Oct 15 1914 Population In 1910
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston.

LEOMINSTER. Robert L. Carter, Treasurer.
This town is in Worcester County.
When Due.
LOANSMiscellaneous Loans
48 '06 F-A $65,000____Aug 1 1916
Sewer Notes.
48 '06 M-S J$6,000_Sept 1 '11-'12
1 1,000____Sept 1 1013
2,000_ _ _July 1 1911
45 '07 J-J
5,000____Jan 1 1918
430 '08 .1-.1
4%s '08 .1-.1 11,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1918
Town Hall.
430'03 J-J $13,900____July 1 1918
48 '94 M-S J40,000____Mch '14-'17
110,000____Mch 1 1019
48 '94 M-S 30,000____Mch '20-'21
45 '94 M-S 11,000__Mch 1 1922
3,500___Jan 1 1913
48 '95 J-J
9,300-__Feb 1 1914
48 95 F-A
Water Works.
48.95&'96A-0 $103,000__Oct 1 1925
48 '96 A-0
49.000...Oct 1 1026

Incorporated In 1740.
School Bonds and Notes.
July 1916
3 Vis '04J-J $10 000
48 '04 J-J J30,000_July '20-'23-24
110,000____July 1 1917
3;is'05 F-A 70.000__Aug 1 '15-'21
8,000____Aug 1 1922
3 As'05 F-A
3 M s'05 F-A 12,000__Aug 1 1923
330'05 F-A 10,000_ --_Aug 1 1924
34s'08 M-S
8,000___ -Sept 1 1925
Library Bonds.
__s
___ $16,000_ _June 1 '11-'20
Refunding Water Bonds.
$30'00 A-0 $50,000.Aug 27 '11-'15
$24,789
Cemetery lot funds
Trust funds
19,380
TOTAL DEBT Feb 1 1909 768,369
Water debt (included)._
222,000
Total valuation in 1009_11,972,130
(Assessment about Ys actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909-$21.00
Population In 1910
17,580
INTEREST on part of town debt s payable at the Boston Safe Deposit
& Trust Co.; remainder at °Ince of Treasurer.

LEXINGTON. G. D. Harrington, Clerk and Treasurer.
This town is in Middlesex County.
4s '10 A-0 527,960_ _Apr 1 .11-35
Water NVorks Bonds.
1.1-N $70,000__Nov 1 '10-'18
48
Refunding Water.
M-N $60.000„Nov 1 '17-'22
4s g
Debt of Town-Jan. 1 1910.
3215 400
Water debt

$27,983
School debt
12,610
Other debt
Trust funds
27,960
7,257,810
Tax valuation 1909
(Assessment same as actual value
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$17.50
Population In 1910
4.918

LINCOLN. Geo. L. Chapin, Town Clerk.
This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated April 23 1754.
School Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSWater Bonds.
48 '08 J-J J$39,000c-4an 1 '11-'23
1 10,000c_Jan 1 '24-'28
4s
J-D $5,000c_ __Part yearly
4s
1917 BOND. DEBT Nov. 1910_ $133,000
J-D 10,000c
330
J-D 23,000c
1930 Water debt (incl.)
84,000
330
J-D
10,654
9,000c --------1932 Water sinking fund__
4s
J-D 10,000c ____1933-1934 Assessed valuation 1910_._3,473,934
4s
1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_$10.00
J-D 14,000c
1937 Population In 1905
45
J-D
4,000c
1.122
1,175
48
9,000c___$500 yearly Population In 1910
J-D
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Boston.
LOWELL. Andrew G.Stiles, Treas.; Charles D. Paige, Aud.
This clty is in Middlesex County. Incorporated April 1 1836.
LOANSWizen Duo.
Miscellaneous-(Con.)48 '09 M-S $45,000c_Sept 1 '11-'19 3'4s'02 J-J
$1,000__July 14 '11-12
C. H. & M. Building.
3%8'02 M-S 11,096__Sept 4 '11-'12
48 '90 A-0 $450,000 __Oct 1 1920 3 Ms'02 M-S 12,324Sept 11 '11 12
Charitable Bequests.
330'02 M-N
1,670_ _Nov 4 '11-'12
8s semi-ann $36,000
Perpetual 3.55s'02J-D
4.000Dee 31 '11-'12
Schools.
330'03 J-D 29,310._June 1 '11-'13
Apr 1 1921 48 '03 J-J
48 '91 A-0$150,000
40,500__July 1 '11-'13
48 '96 J-J 200,000 __July 1 1926 3Ms'03 M-S 13.350__Sept 8 '11-'13
Nov 1918 3.9s '03 M-S
48 '08 -__- 115,000
7.500._Sept 26 '11-13
Sewer Bonds
3%8'03 M- N 2,586__Nov 13 '11-13
870____May 1 1911 3.98 '03 J-D 22,950_ _Dec 31 '11-'13
330'01 M-N
48 '08 __- 27,400____June 1 1918 3%8'04 M-N 20,000_ _May 24 '11-14
Paving Loan.
3%8'04 F-A 31.600_ Aug 9 '11-'14
May 1918 3M8'04 M-N 21.160_ Nov 5 '11-'14
48 '08 --_ $106,000
Aug 1918 3 Ms'04 J-D 39.500_ Dee 31 '11-'14
48 '08 ____ 54,300
Sewer and Paving Loan.
3.48'05 A-0 30,000_ _Apr 6 '11-'15
330'09 J-D $108,000c June 10 '11-10 3368'05 J-D 35,750June 1 '11-'15
45 '10 M-N 118,000c_May 1 '11-'20 330'05 M-S 41.300Sept26'11-'15
Miscellaneous.
330'05 A-0 38,700 _ _Oct 26 '11-'15
Oct 1911 3 1-4s'05 M-N
1,100. Nov 28 '11-15
330'00 A-0 $1,350
562 50_1/cc 1911 330'05 J-1) 26.800 __Dec 30 '11-'15
330'00 J-D
May1911 3(.,s'05 J-D
5,875_ _Dec 30 '11-'15
3,600
3)4s'01 M-N
Nov1911 4s '08
Dec 1918
1,713
2,440
3.308'01111-N
Water Works.
Aug 1911
3.308'01F-A
1.500
Nov 1 1911
Dec 1911 4s '81 M-N 575,000
1.200
3.308'01J-D
33(8'02 J-D 12,800_,June 3 '11-'12 4s '90 M-N 1,000.000 _Nov 1 1920
1916
is
21,10) Nov 1
INTEREST on the sewer and paving bonds is payable at the Old Colony
Trust Co., Boston.
TOTAL DEBT, assessed value, tax rate, &c. are as follows
$62,167,445
City debt May 1910
$2,628,665 Assessed value, real
Sinking funds
959,939 Assessed value, personal_ _17,677,004
Net debt May 1910
1,668,726 Total assessed value 1910_79,844,449
Water debt (Included) _ _ _ 1,106,400
(Assessment about actual value)
Water sinking fund (incl.)
584,581 Tax rate (per $1;000) 1910__ _$19.60
Borrowing eapac. Jan 1 '09 213,709 Population in 1905
94,845
City property 1909
8.688,853 Population in 1910
106,294

LOANS-,
Public Library Loan.
When due.
Drainage Bond.
A-0*$35.000r___Apr 1 1917
45
4s
Public Improvements.
IM-N $2.500r___Nov 1 1916
430
M-S
J-D $2,500r___Dec 1 1911
5,000rSept 1 1917 3'4s
4s
M-S 30,000c_Mch 1 1938 45
M-S 60,000r___Mch 1 1918
Street Improvement.
2,300r___Nov 1 1917
4;is
M-N
4s
5,500r___May 1 1916
M-N
A-0"1125,000r___Apr 1 1920 Is
48
A-O' 25,000r_ _Oct 1 1921 45
3,500r__ _Sept 1 1918
M-S
330'05 A -0*125,000r_ _ _A pr 11035 4s
M-N 172,000r_May 1 '11-'16
330
M-N
5.000r__Nov 1 1915
12,500r___May 1 1917
is
JJ
M-N 42,500r___May 1 1928
7,500r. _July 1 1916 45
4s
M-S
J-.T •30,000r___Jan 1 1919
5,000r_ __Sept 1 1916 45
48
J-D 13,000r_ _Dec 1 1926 48
M-N J18,000r_May 1 '11-'13
I (-is
M-S 1,)
- ,000r__ _Sept 1 11)17
9.500r__May 1 1914
130
IM-N
5,700rNov 1 1917 3348
A-0 56,500:Apr 1 1911
1 1,0
.T-D
5,650r_ Dec 1 1917 3s
A-0 56,000r___Apr 1 1912
4s
J-D 10,000r_Dec 1 1918 330
A-0 *3,000r___Oct 1 1912
4s
M-N
A-0 55,000r___Apr 1 1913
750r___May 1 1918 330
4s '09 ___
5.000r___Sept 1 1914
20,000____Sept 1 1919 3'4s
M-S
4s '10 ___
25,000
1920 3'4s '05M-N f32,000r-May 1 '11-'14
Sewer Loan
112,000r___May 1 1915
4s
J-J $10.000r___Jan 1 1911 33.s ',f2 J-J 10,000r___July 1 1915
48
A-0 50,000r___Apr 1 1911 4s
M-N 155,000r_May 1 '11-'15
4s
J-J
114,000r___May 1 1916
35,000r___July 1 1911
4s
A-0 20,000r_Apr 1 1912 43is
F-A 13,000r___Auz 1 1917
J-J
4s
20,000r___July 1 1912 330 ‘',:- M-S 20,500r___Mch 1 1919
J-J
4s
50,000r___Jan 1 1913 4s '10 ___
34,500
1920
4s
J-J
25,000r___Jan 1 1914
Water Loan.
A-0 •40.000r___Apr 1 1916 48
4s
M-N $20,000r__ _Nov 1 1913
4s
J-J
20,000r_ _Jan 1 1915 48
M-S 50,000r-Mch 15 1914
4s
A-0•100,000r___Apr 1 1927 48
J-D 20.000r-__Dec 1 1914
45
J-D 11,000c___Dec 1 1928 48
M-S 10,000r-Sept 1 1918
330
J-D 10,000_ _ __June 1 1939 is
A-0
9,000r-_Oct 1 1916
School House Loan.
4s
J-J
7,500r___July 1 1917
4s
A-0•5140.000c&rApr 1 1911 48
F-A
5,000r__Aug 1 1917
J-J •35,000r___Jan 1 1918 48
48
A-0
2,000r___Oct 1 1917
A-0 25,000r___Apr 1 1918 45
4s
M-N 6,500r___Nov 1 1917
J-D 10.700r___June 1 1916 48
4s
A-0 15,000r___Apr 1 1918
M-N •26,000r_ _Nov 1 1927 48
4s
J-D 10,000r___June 1 1918
4s
J-J
15,000r___July 1 1916 48
J-J
smoocecr_July 1 1918
45
J-J
3,500r___Jan 1 1917 48
A-0 100,0000dcr_Apr 1 1919
430
M-N 14,200r___Nov 1 1917 4s
J-J
75,000r-July 1 1919
M-N 11,000r_ May 1 1917 48
4s
J-J
35,000r__ _Jan 1 1920
410
.M-S
4,000r_Sept 1 1917 4s
A-0 150,000r___Apr 1 1920
3;is
J-J
30.000r_ _Jan 1 1913 48
A-0 50,000r___Apr 1 1921
3s
J-J
25.000r___July 1 1915 45
A-0 25,000r -Oct 1 1921
3,600r___July 1 1915 48
J-J
330
J-J
50.000r___Jan 1 1922
J-J
4s
F-A 15,000r.. Aug 1 1928 48
25,000r___July 1 1922
14,000c_Mch 1 '11-'12 48
A-0 40,000r___Apr 1 1923
J-J 165,000r__ _July 1 1925
18,000c_Mch 1 '13-'15 45
50,000r.... _July 1 1928
J-J
5.000c___Mch 1 1916 48
48
M-S
A-0 10.000r--Oct 1 1928
24,000c_Mch 1 '17-'20 48
.I-J
75,000r_July 1 '27-'29
36,000c_Mch 1 '23-'28 4s
J-J
25,000r--_Jan 1 1930
45
M-S 112,000r_Meh 1 '21-'22 4s
A-0 25.000r__Oct 1 1930
1 1,000r___Mch 1 1916 45
M-N 31,000r___Nov 1 1913
48
4s '09 M-S 16,000____Sept 1 1929 35
5
6.000r-Dec 1 1915
J-D
330
M-N 35,000r___May 1 1929 345
2,000r___Apr 1 19113
A-0 18,000r _Oct
_ _Oct 1 1929 33.68
A-0
4s
M-N 24,500r___May 1 1916
330
M-S •95,000r_Mch 1 '11-'29 3 As
3 Ms
M-N •27,000r_2.Iay 1 '11-'19 3%s
J-D
3,500r___June 1 1917
F-A
6,500r__Feb 1 1917
3 Ms
M-N •20,000r_May 1 '20-'29 , 3)is
J-J
25,000r___July 1 1931
4s '10 ___ f 25,000__F•eb 1 '11-'15 , 33is
J-J
75,000r___Jan 1 1932
1 60,000__Feb 1 '16-'30; 33,is
4s '10
A-0 325,000r___Apr 1 1932
24,800
19201”is
330
A-0 10,000r___Apr 1 1911
•The loans marked thus (e) in the above tarde are authorized by special
Acts of Legislature in excess of the city's legal debt limit. The total
amount of outstanding bonds thus authorized is $1,003.500.
INTEREST-WHERE PAYABLE.-Coupons are payable at the Bank
of the Republic. Boston, or at the City Treasurer's office. Lynn; other
Interest is payable by City Treasurer only.
CITY PROPERTY AND WATER WORKS.-The city property
consisting of real estate, school buildings and public parks, amounts to
$2.779,500. Total cost of water works $2,967,149.72.
Oct. 1 '10. Dec. 18 '09. Dec. 19 '08.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.- s411114
Funded debt (exclusive of water)____ $2,824,600 $2,774,700 $2,764,200
809,782
681,835
748,889
Sinking funds
Net debt
Water debt (additional)
Water-works sinking fund

$2,142,765
$1,648,500
495,701

$2,025,811
$1,658,500
428,694

$1,954,418
$1,768,500
513,037

Net water debt
$1,152,799 $1,229,806 $1,255,463
Total net municipal debt
$3,295,564 $3,255,617 $3,209,881
The funded debt as given above for Oct. 1 19 0 includes loans to the
amount of $1,076,500 in excess of debt limit and Issued under authority of
special Acts of Legislature; sinking fund, special debts, $434,635. Temporary loans amounting to $1,250,000 are not Included in totals. Borrowing
capacity Oct. 1 1910, $168,601.50.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-Assessed valuation and tax rate, real
estate being taken "at about three-fourths cash value." have been:
Assessed Valuation
Rate of Tax
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000
Years$14,500,000
$72,716,000
$58,216,000
$20.00
1910
13,676,467
70,076,492
20.00
56,400,025
1909
13,352,658
68,399,271
55,046,615
20.00
1908
65,912,157
13,491,367
18.00
52,420,790
1907
51.655 186
' 18 00
9,291,126
42,364,060
1900
40,730.378
15 00
11,340,048
29,390,332
1890
23,383,735
17 80
5.470,192
17,913,543
1880
17 20
20,927,115
1870
6,649,903
14,277,212
880
9,649.065
1860
6,291,460
3,357,605
1850
9 00
1.874,328
4,834.843
3 160 515
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 89,338; In 1905 It was77,025; in 19001t was
68,513; in 1890, 55,727; in 1880,38,274. if...1^49421 ,
• 4-,..,IMIN
- 401

1VIALDEN. G. H. Hall, Mayor; F. W. Eaton, Auditor.
Thls city (P. 0. Boston) Is In Middlesex County. Inc. March 31 1881.
The city owns property valued at $1,971,900, not Including the water works,

which cost $897,348.
Fire Department.
A-0 $3,000.Apr 1 1911-15
48
J-.1. 12,000__July 1 '11-'22
3%s
A-0 13.000.July 2 1911-23
is
4s '10 M-N
4,000__Nov 1 '11-'14
Street Loans.
3 %s'01 J-J
$1.000____July 1 1911
3 W04 J-J
4,000__July 1 '11-'14
330'06 J-J
3,000„July 2 '11-'13
gi 't17 M-N
6 ,(,),)_ _ May 1 '11-11.
4s '08 J-J
2.000__July 1 '11-'12
LYNN, Chas. H. Tucker, Auditor; R. E. Ramsdell, Treas. 48 '09 M-S 120,000__Mch 1 '11-'15
112,000__Mch 1 16-'19
This city is in Essex County. Incorp. as a city April 10 1850. A new
9,000__Apr 1 '11-'19
charter providing for a commission form of government was adopted Oct. 11. 354s'09 A-0
4s '10 M-N 10,000__May 1 '11-'15
LOANSWhen Due.
Park Loan.
Hospital Bonds.
Brown Tail Moth Extermination.
48
J-J $30,0000___July 1 1919
111-N $5,000r_ _Nov 1 1915 4s
334s
6,000r-Oct 1 1919 330'05 J-D $9,000_Deo 1 1911-19
A-0
5.000_Dec 1 1920-24
J-D
330
8,500r_Jan 1 1916 48
J-J
A-0 20,000r__Apr 1 1920 334s
Drainage Bond.
M-N 5,000r_May 1 1016 4s
48
5,000r_Oct 1 1920
A-0
M-S
3,000r___Sept 1 1016 4s
48
M-N 5,000r__May 1 1014 3 4s'02 J-J $15,000_ ___July 1 1932
20,000____July 1 1034
M-N
5,000r_Nov 1 1918 3 '-is
M-N 6 ()nor_ May 1 1915 334s'04 J-J
48
10,000____July 1 1938
J-D
2,500r__June 1 1917 3%5
4s
A-0 12,000r__Apr 1 1912 48 '08 J-J
A-0
20.000__
334s'09
_Apr 1 1939
M-N
3,000r___May 1 1917 3;is
1912
48
•23.000r___July
1
J-J
5,000r___Apr 1 1918 4s
A-0
3,000r_May 1 '16-'17 4s '10 3.1-N 10,000__May 1 '11-'20
48
M-N
Public Parks.
45
3,500r31ay 1 1916
Fire Department.
M-N
A-0•510.000r__Apr 1 1916 4s
M-N
3,500r__May 1 1917 45 '94 J-J $80,000____July 3 1944
48
20,000....July 3'45&'47
9,000r___Oct 15913 4s
3,250r___May 1 1918 45 '95 J-J
A-0
M-N
48
20,000__ _July 3 1924
9,000r_Dec 1 1011-13 4s '10 ___
1920 45 '99 J-J
5,000
48
J-D
3 4s'01 J-J
12,000___July 1 1926
6,000r___Dec 1 1013
48
Municipal Deficiency Loan.
J-D
2,31or___1),-O 1 19(3 330
18,000__ _July 3 1929
430
.1-D
J-D $20,000r_Dec 1 1911 48 '04 J-J
2,000r-May 1 1914 330
3 Ms
1.1-N
J-D 26,000r__Dec 1 1912 48 '07 J-D 25.000____Dec 2 1932
48
'10 M-N 10,000____Nov 1 1934
City-Hall Repair.
48
J-D
5,000r_Dec 1 1916
4348
J-D 18,000r__Dec 1 1917 INTEREST is payable in Boston.
M-N $1,800r___Nov 1 1917 430
F-A
6.000-__Aug 1 1919 45
J-D 70,000r___Dec 1 1918 121
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27

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Police Station Loans 48 'Q8 J-J $32.000____July '11-28
School House Loans.
M-N $20,000_Nov 1 1911-14
4s
8,750„July 4 '11-'15
48
J-J
J-D
48
9.250_June 1 1911-15
F-A 21,000___Aug 1911-17
is
350
F-A
8,500_Aug 1 1911-19
F-A 30,000_Aug 1 1911-25
330
3345
M-N
2,000_Nov 1 1911-12
43
J-J
65,00U_ ___July '11-'26
Is '06 J-J 184,000___July '11-'26
48 '08 J-J
12,600„July 1 '11-'28
Land Bonds.
is '06 A-0 $3,000_ _Apr 1 '11-'13
is '06 J-D
8,000__June 1 '11-'18
Sewerage.
48 '92 M-N $50,000--May 2 1922
4s '93 M-N 100.000_ ___May 2 1923
48 '94 M-N 200.000____May 2 1924
45 '95 M-N 150.000___May 2 1925
4s '96 M-N 100,000_,. May 2 1926
3 145'03 M-N 30.000„May 2 '33-'35
48 06 J-J
1.000-__July 2 1911
2,000__Dec 1 '11-'12
J-D
Is
1,000____Dec 1 1911
48
J-D
7,000__May 1 '11-'17
58 '07 M-N
_July 1 1939
20.000
48 '08 J-J
334s'09 A-0 20,000____Apr 1 1939
30,O00 __July 1 1939
4s '09 J-J
Is '10 M-N 35,000____may 1 1940
Municipal Loan.
J-J $30,000__July 1 '11-'17
55
13,000„July 1 '11-'18
48 '08 J-J

28
Water Construction.
3 Vo'01 J-J 515,000____July 1 1911
48 '92 J-J
30,000____July 1 1912
48 '93 J-J
68,000____July 1 1913
43 '94 J-J
42,000___ -Jan 1 1914
48 '95 J-J
10,000___Jan 1 1915
4s '96 J-J
19.000____Jan 1 1918
4s '98 J-J
15,000___July 1 1916
45 '99 J-J
36,000____July 1 1919
3/
3 0'00 J-J
15,000____July 2 1920
3/
1 0'02 J-J
50,000__July 1 '22&'23
3/
3 0'04 J-J 23,000___ _July 1 1924
3 V2s'05 J-J
25,000____July 1 1925

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.
Debt Jan 1 1910
Total debt
$2,032,500
Sinking fund, doe
672,489
Net debt
1,360,011
Water debt (included)
468,000
Water sinking fund (incl.)
389,741
Assessed val., real
30,115,200
Assessed val.. personal
10,376.184
40,491,384
Total valuation 1910
(Assessment about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910--518-50
37.990
Population in 1905
44,404
Population in 1910

MANCHESTER. Edwin P. Stanley, Treasurer.

iVoL. Lxxxxi.

When Due.
LOANSCity-Hall (renewal).
4s '92 11-5 $45,000c_ _Sept 1 1912
Water-Works
48
M-N $25,000c___May 1 1912 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1910
- 51,071,000
M-S 37,000c_ _Sept 1 1912 Sinking fund assets
4s
569,838
45
A-0 50,000c___Oct 1 1913 Total value city property_ 1,833,284
4s
M'S 35,000c__Mch 1 1918 Tax valuation 1910
16,463,885
48
38,000c___July 1 1925
J-J
(Assessment actual value.)
F-A 10,000__Aug 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910-419.40
4s
4s I
F-A
5,000_
Feb 1 1923 Population In 1900
12,962
330'09 J-D J42,000c_June 1 '11-'31 Population In 1910
15,715
1 1,000c___June 1 1932
4s '10 M-N 10,000c_May 1 '11-'20
INTEREST is payable at Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank, the Eliot Nat. Bank
and Second Nat. Bank of Boston and Melrose Nat. Bank of Melrose.

This town is in Essex County. Incorporated 1845.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_ $196,000 MERRIMAC. James C. Pease, Treasurer.
Water Bonds.
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated in 1876.
Tax valuation 1909_ _ 13,239,933
4s '91 M-N $36,000c_Nov '11 to '16 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$8.40 LOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT May 14 '10_ $89,000
4s '08 M-S 154,000c ____1910-1935 Population in 1910
Water Bonds.
2,873
Assessed valuation 1909___1,246,700
INTEREST payable at Old Colony Trust Co. Boston.
4s '04 J-J $77.000c_July 15 '11-32 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_527.00
Electric Light Bonds.
2.131
Population in 1900
MARBLEHEAD. Everett Paine, Treasurer.
43
.:-J
2,202
58,000c_July 15 '11-28 Population in 1910
This town is in Essex County. Incorporated in 1849.
INTEREST payable at First National Bank. Boston.
LOANSLlectric Light Bonds.
When Due.
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $50,000c___July 1 1924
4s
M-N $27,000c__Nov '11-18 4s
J-J
4,000c_May 1 '11-'14 METHUEN. Joseph S. Howe, Town Clerk.
This town (P. 0. Sta. Lawrence) is in Essex County.
4s
M-N 13,050c _May '11-'10 48 g '09 M-N 28.500c_Nov 1 '11-'29
School Bonds.
4s
LOANSWhen Due.
J-J
School House Bonds.
16,500c_Jan '11 to '20
45 '10 F-AJ$60,000c_Aug 1 '11-'25
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J
39,000c_ _July '11-'21 3;is
J-D 526,000o ....„1911-1923
4s
1 15,000c_Aug 1 '26-'30
M-N $100,0000___May 1 1924
J-D 13,000c_Dec '11 to '23 48 '06 J-D j 3,000c-June 1 1911 45
Pump Loan
F-A 35,000c ____1911-1024
330'09 M-N 14,000__May 1 '11-'24
130,000c_June 1 '12-'26 4s
1913-1914
F-A $7,000
A-0 25,000c-Oct 1 1925 4s
4,000c_May 1 '11-'14 BOND. DEBT Oct 10 '10_5272,000 45
4s '10 11-N {16,000c_May 1 '15-22 Sinking fund
School-House Notes.
F-A 25,0000___Feb 1 1928
18,915 4s
1921
J-D $5,000
J-D 25,000o-Deo 1 1930 Uis
7,000c_May 1 '23-'29 Water debt (included)
127,500 45
A-0 14,000
3,500____Jan 1 1925
1911-1924 4s
J-J
Town Notes.
Total valuation 1910
8,785,949 4s
5,000____Mch 1 1925
A-0 14,000
1911-1940 48
46
2.1-S
$1,5000..-On demand Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910___522.00 4s
1917-1918
Sewer Loan.
F-A
45
9,000
Population in 1910
7,338
J-D $20,000
INTEREST on the electric-light and water-works bonds is payable at 43
Town Notes.
1911
43
M-N 10,000___Apr 30 1012 6s
____ $8,528 00_0n demand
Boston; on town notes at Marblehead.
3s
25,000____July 1 1932 4s
J-J
J-D 6,309 40__On demand
MARION. Wm. H. Cobb, Chairman of Selectmen.
2,500____Jan 1 1014 BOND. DEBT May 14 '10 - $241,000
J-J
33-is
This town is in Plymouth County. Incorporated in 1852.
117,537
800____Jan 1 1917 Note debt
J-J
4)48
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Loan.
43is
1.500._ _Sept 1 1917 SInkIng fund
M-S
80,415
Improvement Loan.
4%8'08 J-J 1$88,000c_Jan 1 '13-34 4s
F-A
9,000-__1915 & 1916 Total assessed val. 1909_6,133,295
46
11-5 51,600__Mch 11 '11-'12
1 12,000e ._Jan 1 '35-38 4s
J-J
4,400
1920 (Assessment about % actual value.)
Sewer Loan.
BOND. DEBT Oct 7 '10_5120,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909---$22.30
s-a 516,000__Jan 31 '11-'26 Total assets_ __
3'%s
_ ______ 179,600
Population in 1910
11,448
48
A-0
4,000Apr 29 '11-'26 Total assessed val. 1910___4,984,680
INTEREST on bonds in Boston; on town notes at Treasurer's office.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_511.50
Population in 1910
1,460
INTEREST on water loan payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston; on MIDDLEBOROUGH. A. H. Eaton, Treasurer.
This town is in Plymouth County. Inc. In 1669. 'rho town of Middleimprovement loan at New Bedford Institution for Savings; and on sewer
borough and the Fire District of Middleborough are distinct organizations.
loan at Wareham Savings Bank,
LOANSWhen Due.
General Improvement Loan.
MARLBOROUGH. C. S. Thomson, Aud.; C. F. Robinson,
Light Bonds.
4s
M-N $3,8000___Nov 1 1915
4s
11-N $1,200c__Nov 1 1015
Sewer Loan.
Treasurer.
M-N $15.000c_Nov 1 '11-'13
11-N 45,0000_Nov 1 '11-'23 4s
4s
This city Is in Middlesex County; incorporated May 23 1890.
20,000c_Aug 1 24-'27 Permanent debt Jan 1 '10_ _ $150,250
4s '06 F-A
LOANSWhen Due.
City Hall Bonds
37,000
Temporary
loans
Loan.
Railroad
Sewer Bonds.
4s '05 J-J $42,000c July 1 '11-24 4s
M-N $20,000c_Nov 1 '18-21 Total assessed val. 1910_4,644,805
9s
A-05125,000o_Apr 1 1911 48
J-J
12,000c ____1911-1022
value.)
full
about
(Assessment
Loan.
School
4s
J-J 100,000c_July 1 1911
School Notes.
M-N $5,000c-__Nov 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1009-520.80
4s
M'S 30,0000___Sept 1 1914 4s
J-J J $6,000c -1911-1912 48
6,885
.1-1)
4s
500 Dec 12 '11-'12 Population in 1900
48
J-J
20,000c___July 1 1918
1 20,000c.____1913-1917 9s
8,214
M-S
250c---Sept 8 1013 Population in 1910
48 '04 J-J
12,000c_ July 1 1929
General Loans.
M-N 26,400__Nov 1911-'26
4s
13,000____Nov 1 1933 48
J-D $50,000c___June 1 1915
__
1,280_Dec 18 '11-'14
4s
M-N 3,000c&r_Nov 1 1933 TOTAL DEBT July 27 '10_5900,000 45INTEREST
on light bonds Is payable
Boston; on railroad loan in
4s '10 J-J
50,000c_July 1 '11-'35 Sinking funds
529,821 Salem; on other loans in Middleborough. in
Water Bonds.
Water debt (included)
524,000
4s
M-S$125,000c___Sept 1 1912 Total valuation 1910.___10,418,978
MIDDLESEX COUNTY. J. 0. Hayden, Treasurer.
48
M-S 75,0000___Sept 1 1913
(Assessment is 7-10 actual value.)
48
M'S 30,000c_Sept 1 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909.__$22.20
County scats are Lowell and Cambridge. Incorporated 1643.
48
F-A 150,0000___Aug 1 1922 Population in 1005
When Due.
Court-House Bonds.
14,072 LOANS4s
M-S 70,000e___Se t 1 1924 Population in 1910
Notes.
J-I) 6720,000c Dee 1 '11-'32
4s
14,909
J-J
45
50,000c__Ju y 1 1926 INTEREST on bonds is payable at 4s '10 J-D $35,000_ -Dec 1 '10-'16 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10___$510,000
M-N 27,000c-May 1 1930 the Winthrop Nat. Bank, Boston.
45
40.000
Building Bonds.
Floating debt (notes)
630,915,750
J- D 13123,000c Dec 1 '11-'14 Tax valuation 1009
MEDFORD. C. M. Brewer, Mayor; E. W. Hayes, Treas- 4s
431,167
( 120,000c Dec 1 '15-'20 Population in 1890
607 938
urer pro tern.
1 10,0000 . _ Dec 1192! Population in 1905
669,915
Population In 1910
Training School Notes.
This city Is in Middlesex County. Incorporated May 31 1892.
4s '09 J-D $35,000__Dec 1 '11-'171
Sewer Bonds
Play-Ground Bonds_
INTEREST is all payable at tile Beacon Trust Company, Boston.
98 '94 J-J $10,000c. __July 1 1915 4s '94 J- D 59,000c___ Dec 1 1914
4s '94 A-0 10,000c-__0ct 1 1915 48 '03 M-N 9,000c___May 1 1932
4s '95 F-A 18,000c.... Aug 1 1916
Public Building Bonds
MILFORD. Clifford A. Cook, Treasurer.
45 '95 F-A 40,000c_Aug 1 '17&'10 4s '03 J-J 5:38,000c __July 1 1013
This city is in Worcester County. Incorporated 1780.
4s '95 F-A 10,000c___Aug 1 1918 4s '04 11-N 56,000c_Nov 1 1914 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1910__ $195,000
4s '95 F-A 15.000c___Aug 1 1920 4s '95 J-J
68,400
26,000c___July 1 1911
Notes outstanding
School Notes.
4s '95 F-A 23,000c___Aug 1 1921 4s '95 J-J
6,000c_ __July 1 1012 3%s g 11-N $2,400-Nov 10 1910 Total valuation 1909
8,713,112
48 '95 F-A 25,000c_Aug 1 1922 4s '95 J-J
18,000c___July 1 1915
___ 45,000__Nov 1 '11-19
(Assessment about full value.)
4s '95 F-A 30.000c___Aug 1 1923 4s '98 F-A 80,000c___Aug 1 1918
10,000_Nov 10 '11-15 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$17.00
4s '94 J-J
10.000c-July 1 1924 4s '09 M-S 35,000c_Mch 1 1919
12.105
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1905
43 '04 A-0 10,000c___Oct 1 1924
Park Bonds.
13,055
43 '06 A-0 5 $6,000 ____1911-1918 Population In 1910
4s '96 J-J
20,000c.__July 11025 4s
F-A $12,000c&r_Feb 1 1930
1140,000____1017-1936
48 '96 J-J
41,000c___July 1 1926 4s
J-J
20,000c&r_July 1 1932 45 '08 11-N 46,000c_Nov 1 '11-33
48 '09 11-N
5,000___May I 1939 4s '02 M-N 27,000r_ __Nov 11032
INTEREST on the 4s payable at Nat. Shawmut Bank in Boston; on 3%8
4s '09 11-S
5,000_-_Sept 1 1939
School-House Bonds.
do 3%s at Milford Savings Bank and Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
4s '10 ___
15,000____Sept 11940 4s '03 1I-N $45,000c___May 1 1922
Notes.
4s '07 M-N 14,000c__-May 11027 MILTON. J. Porter Holmes, Treasurer.
48 '03 ___ $18,000____Jan 1 1913 4s '08 F-A 89,000c___Aug 1 1928
This town is In Norfolk County. Incorporated in 1662.
48 '03
Water-Works Bonds.
12,500_ _July 15 1913
When Due.1 Library Bonds
43 '03
7,450____Dec 1 1913 4s '94 J J $24,000c_Jan 1 '11-'16 LOANSSchool Loan
_8
___ $32,500
4s '04
36,000____Dec 1 1914 4s '94 J-J
2,000c_Jan 1 1917
$5,000
Building Bonds,
48 '05
3,850,.__Jan 1 1915 4s '94 J-J
12,000c_Jan '18,'20'22 3Ms'09 II-N J60,000_Nov 1 '11-'20 4s '06 A-0 69,0000 _Apr 1 '11-16
45 '05
33,643____July 1 1915 4s '94 J-J
6,000c..Jan '19 & '21
145,000_Nov 1 '21-'20 Funded debt Apr 1 '10___ $408,000
45 '05
18,000____Dec 1 1915 4s '94 A-0
5,000e__0ct 1 1914
235,000
Water Bonds.
Net water debt (Inc-)
4s '06
7,500____Jan 1 1916 4s '09 A-0 25,000c___Oct 1 1919 3348
673,941
77,0000_Aug 1 '11-17 Borrowing capacity
F-A$
45 '06
5,000____May 1 1916 4s '04 J-D 25,000e___ Dec 1 1922 3 J.is
1909_ _ _24,641.225
150,000c_
valuation
_Aug
1
Total
'18-32
F-A
46 '06 ____ 16,000____Aug 1 1016 4s '05 J-J
6,000c___July 1 1916
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910-511.00
Sewer Bonds.
45 '06 ____
2,400_Sept 1 1916 48 '95 J-J
3,000c..„July 1 1917 4s '04 J-J
7,800
$4,000r_July 1 '11-14 Population in 1909
4s '08 ____ 11,000____Dec 1 1916 4s '95 J-J
4,000c_July 1 1918 . ,9
7,924
Population In 1910
9,000
_
4s '06 ____ 15,000___Dec 1 1926 4s '95 J-J
30,000c_July 1'20-'21
INTEREST on school bonds of 1909 payable at Old Colony Trust Co.,
4s '07 ____ 7,000____Jan 1 1927 45 '97 J-J
26,000c __July 1 1923 Boston; on other loans at First National Bank, Boston.
4s '07 ____
5,000 _July 1 1917
Stab/e Bonds
48 '07 ____ 14,500____Aug 1 1917 4s '04 J-D $15,000c___June 1 1924
NATICK. D. J. Murphy, Treasurer.
45 '07 ____ 10,800____Sept 1 1917
Municipal Loan Bonds
Incorporated Feb. 19 1781.
48 '07 ____ 27,239____Jan 1 1918 45 '97 M-N $198,000c_Nfay 1 1917
This town is in Middlesex County
Debt February 1 1910.
When Due.
48 '08 -__ 6,000-Jan 1 '11-'13 4s '98 J-J
100 000c__Jan 1 1918 LOANS$151,700
Water debt
Sewer Notes.
48 '08 ____ 12,000___July 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10_41.241,000
6,189
_ 550,685 ___1027-1938 Sinking fund
48 '08 ____ 7,500_Oct 1 1918 Note and certificate debt__ 391,377 -water
Net
debt
$195,511
Grade
4s '08 ___- 8,000___Dec 1 1918 Temporary loans
Crossing
Notes.
175,000
1911-1916 Sower debt
5285,665
45 '08 ___
- - $25 2)0
1,700___Deo 1 1913 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1010 1,807,377 Sinking fund
31,936
Water Notes.
48 '08 ____ 2,500_Dec 22 1913 Sinking funds
968,709
1011-1938
Net sewer debt
__ _ $11,000
253.720
4s '09 ___
4,000___July 1 1919 Water debt (Included) __ _
172,000 -Grade-crossing debt
24,500
4s'09 ___
Sewer Bonds.
4,200__ _Sept 11019 Borrowing capac. Jan 1 '09
89,338
195,742
4s '09 ___
J-J $200,000.July 115-20-5-6 Net t'demi debt
4000,, Oct 1 1919 Tax valuation, real
20,174,300 4s
25,000___July 15 1026
48 '09 ___
J-J
16,500Dec 1 1919 Tax valuation, personal
2,971,200 48
Total net debt of town
5473,971
Water Bonds.
330'09 M-N 12,500_ „Nlay 1 1919 Total valuation 190.)
23,145,500
A-0 $55,000___Oct 1 '11-21 Total assessed val. 1909_57,878,700
Certificates of Indebtedness.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910___ _ 5
23
2,
11.50
00 33.is
334s
A-0 56 000.__Oct 1 '22-28 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_222.40
98 '02 F-A $37,294 42e _Feb 1 1912 Population in 1910
9,600
9,000__Oct 1 1020 Population in 1005
A-0
INTEREST on school bonds of 1908 Is payable at the National Shawmut 33s
9,866
8,000____Jan 1 1030 Population in 1910
J-J
Bank in Boston; on other loans and bonds at the National Bank of the 40
7,000-_Jan 11931
J-J
Republic of Boston. All notes and int. on same are paid by City Treasury. 43

MELROSE. E. H. Moore, Mayor; W. R. Lavender, Treas. NEEDHAM. Chas. E. Stanwood, Treasurer.

This city is in Middlesex County.
city Jan. 1 1900.
.
When Due.
LOANSSchool Bonds.
45 '96 F-A$200,000c__Feb 24 1918
34s'09 s-a
1929
78,000
Surface Drainage Bonds
48 '02 J-J $100,000c.. July 15 1932
48 '09 M-N 5,000_Nov 1 1919
45 '10 J-J
5,000c___July 1 1920




Incorporated as a town 1850; as a

This town is in Norfolk County. Incorporated in 1711.
When Due.
School Bonds.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
4s
Water Debt.
J-J $10,0 )0r ___1010-1916
45
.J-D 5200,000c_June 1 '24-'25 45
15,300r _1911-1919
M-Sf$133,5004 _1910-1937 48
J-J
45
J-J
50,000c_July 1 1926
1 47,500cf
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910- $313,000
4s
J-D 25,000c_ June 1 1912
5,823,585
Refunding Bonds.
Total valuation 1909
4s
J-D 50,000c___June 1 1917 3;is
_1930-1932
M-S $4,000r
(Assessment at actual value.)
J-J
45
10,000c___July 1 1935 4s
8,000r ----------1938 Total tax (per $1,000) 1009-$17 00
1.1-S
4s
J-J
20,000_ July 1 '37-'38 3%s
4,284
11-S 17,000e1 __1930-1930 Population in 1905
J-D 10,000____June 1 1937 4s
45
6,026
Po lation in 1910
11-S 42,000c1
3%8'09 J-D 10,000c-__June 1939
NTEREST coupons are payable
Town-Hall Bonds.
48 '10 A-0 10,000c_Apr 1 1940 48
M-S $34,000r .._ 1010-1022 at I: oston Safe Deposit do Trust CO.

Nov., 1910.]

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

NEW BEDFORD. Wm. S. Cook, Treasurer.
This c ty is in Bristol County. Incorporated March 9 1847.
LOANSWhen Due.
Engine House Bonds.
City Improvement.
48 g'07 M-N $20,000r-May 1 1927
33-g'02 M-S5170,000r..„Mch 1 1912
Bridge Bonds.
33g'03 F-A 80,000r___Feb 1 1913 4s '07 ,J-J $777.000r____Jan 1 1957
4s g '03 J-D 120,000r_Dec 1 1913
f 1,738.71r_Oct 1 1911
'
48 g '05 J-J 110 000r_ _ _July 1 1915 4s ,'10 A-0( 16,000r_ _Oct 1 '12-'19
48 '07 F-Af 138,00or Feb 11 '11-16
121,000r__ _Oct '20-'40
1 26,000r __Feb 11 1917
Wharf Bonds.
434s'07 A-0 97,000r __Oct 1 1917 4s g '97 M-N $52,000r___May 1 1927
5s '07 J-D 43,000r_Dec
1917 4s g '03 M-N 30,000r___May 1 1913
4s g '08 J-J i 10,000r_ _ _July 1 1911
Water Loan.
126,000r_July 1 '12-'18 4s '88 A-0 $20,000r___Apr 1 1918
48 '08M -N
12,000r_Nov 1 '11-'13 45 '94 A-0 120,000r_ Apr 1 1924
10,000r_Nov 1 '14-18 4s g '94 A-0 200,000c__Dec 15 1924
3%s'09 J-J 234,000r_July 1 '11-'19 4s g '96 A-0 400,000c___Apr 1 1926
4s '09 F-A
9,000r_Aug 1 '11-'19 4s g '97 J-J 600,000c___Jan 1 1927
23,200r.. _Mch 1 1911 3%g'00 J-D 48,000r_.. June 1 1930
4s 10 M-S1 66,000 _Mch 1 '12-'14 4s '10 J-D 150,000r_June 1 '11-'40
126,000 _Mch 1 '15-'20 4s '10 M-S 25,000r_Sept 1 '11-'15
43 '10 J-D J 5,000r _ __ June 1 1911
75,000r_Sept 1 '16-40
Municipal Building Bonds.
136,000r_June 1 '12-'20
4s '10 J-J
50,000r___July 1 1920 344s'09 J-J $95,000r_July 1 '11-'29
4s '10 A-0 50,000r
Oct 1 1920 45 '10 J-D 100,000r_June 1 '11-'30
4s '10 M-S 100,000r_Sept 1 '11-'30
High-School Bonds.
School and Public Building Bonds.
3% g'05J-J $100,000r __July 1 1925
3%s '10 J-J 100,000r__ __Jan '11-'30 4s g '97 M-S$128,000r___Mch 1 1917
3 Mg'98 F-A 92,000r___Feb 1 1918
Sewer Bonds.
4s '91 A-0 $57,000r___Apr 1 1911 e3g'99 F-A 30,000r___Feb 1 1919
4s '92 A-0 100,000r___Apr 1 1912 3%g'91) J-D 200,000r_June 1 1920
4s '93 A-0 108,000r___Apr 1 1913 3%g'02 M-S 65,000r_Mch 1 1922
4s '94 A-0 32,000r___Apr 1 1914 3%g'03 F-A 120,000r_Feb 1 1923
4s '95 A-0 58,000r___Apr 1 1925 4s g '03 J-D 50,000r___ Dec 1 1923
4s g '97 M-S 69,000rMch 1 1927 48 g '05 J-D 30,000r__Dec 1 '11-25
3%g'98 F-A 35,000r_ _ _Feb 1 1928 45 g '04 J-J
70.000r-July 1 '11-24
3%g'99 F-A 33,000r___ Feb 1 1929 4slig '05 J-J
45 000r__Jan 1 '11-25
3%g'02 M-S 30,000r___Mch 1 1932 4s g '05 J-J
21,000r___July I 1925
4s g '03 J-D 30,000r .Dec 1 1933 4s g '08 J-J J 48,000r_July 1 '11-'13
62,000r __July 1 1935
45 g '05 J-J
1225,000r_July 1 '14-'28
4s g '07 A-0 J63,000r_Oct 1 '11-17 4s '10 J-D 100,000r_June 1 '11-'30
1100,000r_Oct 1 '18-'$7
Library Bonds
Park Bonds
330'09 J-J $95.000r_ _Jan 1 '11-'29
45 '92 A-05100,000r___Apr 1 1942 45 '10 J-J 100,000r..Jan 1 '11-'30
33g'01 J-J
28,000r_July 1 1951 43 '10 M-S J60,000r_Sept 1 '11-'25
48 '07 J-J
72,000r___Jan 1 1957
115,000r_Sept 1 '26-'30
INTEREST on coupon bonds payable at the office of the City Treasurer;
tegistered bonds payable by check.
STATEMENT OF DEBT &c., OCTOBER 1 1910.
Bonded debt
$7,138,939 Borrow. capac. Oct. 1 '10 $82,879
Sinking funds
1,725,533 Assessed val.. real
50,951.650
Net debt
5,413,406 Assessed val., personal__ _32,954.401
Water debt (incl. above)_ 1,638,000 Total valuation in 1910_ _83,906,051
Debt exempt from statu(Assessment about actual value.)
tory limit
3,039,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910-519.00
Population in 1910
96,652
The water, park, bridge, high-school, library, municipal building and
wharfibonds, the sewer bonds of 1907 and the school bonds of '04, '05, '08
and '10 are authorized outside of debt limit.
The municipal sinking fund receives yearly about $100,000 and the water
sinking fund $28,000.
CITY PROPERTY.-Value in 1910 was $7,425,354.82.

NEWBURYPORT. Wm. Balch, Auditor.
This clty is in Essex County. Incorporated in June 1851.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds.
City Bonds.
3%8'08 M-S $32,000__Sept 1 '11-'18
4s
J-J $90,000c_ July 1 1911 4s '09 ___ 62,000____Nov 1 1924
A-0 25,000c__Apr 1 1913
48
Sewer Bonds
Overdraft Bonds.
4s
M-S $65,0000___Sept 1 1919
45 '07 J-D $14,000r ____1911-1917 4s
M-N 35,000r_ _Nov 1 1919
Water Bonds
4s
A-0
7,500r___Oct 1 1919
3%s '04 J-D $271,680c.June '11-'34 3s
M-S 46,000r _Sept 1 1931
4s '08 J-J
72,000c&rJuly 1 '10-38 BOND. DEBT May 16 '10_5892,000
School Bonds,
Floating debt
70,750
33s
J-J 335,000ceicr_Jety 1 1922 Sinking funds, &c
236,060
334s
J-D 50,000c_..-Dec 1 1923 Total valuation 1909
13,216,621
Bridge Bonds.
(Assessment about j actual value.)
3%s '05 M-S $42,000c&r_ '11-'15 Tax rate (per $1,000) '09
$18 00
Population in 1910
14,949
INTEREST is payable at City Treasury or at First Nat'l Bank of Boston.

29

NORFOLK COUNTY. H. D. Humphrey, County Treas.
Dedham is the county seat. Incorporated 1793.
LOANS1911-1912
When Due. 4s '10 A-0 $16,000
Serial Notes.
Permanent
went (note) debt Oct
4s
.1-J 5160,000__July 1 '11-'18
$211,383
330'05 J-J
40,000_ _July 1 '19-'20 Assessed val. 1909
282,706,037
48 '05
J-J 10,000____July 1 1921 Population in 1900
151.539
48 06 J-J
1,383____July 1 1921 Population in 1910
187.506
INTEREST is payable at the National Shawmut Bank In Boston.

NORTH ADAMS. S. H. Fairfield, Treasurer.
This city is in Berkshire County. Incorporated March 22 1895.
LOANSPermanent Improvement Loans.
When Due
Refunding Loans,
3%1305 11-S $15.000__Mch 1 11-'15
3.15g99 J-J z$65,083.33 _1912-1920 45 g '06 11-N
•800_ __Nov 15 1911
3.15g00 M-S z14,916.64___Mch 1920
Sundry Loans.
3 15g00 M-S z15,616.69___Mch 1921 3%g'96 J-D•574,666.56_June 11 '26'
3g01 F-A z30,533.33__Feb '21-23 3.6g'96 J-D •16,000___June '11-'26
3%g 02 A-0 z30,533.33_Mch '23-25 3Mg'97 A-0•113,333.33_Mch '11-'27
3%g 03 A-0 z11,533.32 _1925-1926 3.4g 02 M-N
5,500_-_ _Nov '11-'12
3%g 04 F-A x6,533.33___Aug 1926 4s g '04 M-N 12,000____May '11-'14
3.45g05 J-D x4,533.33_June 1 1926 4s g '04 A-0
8,000_-- _Oct '11-'14
4 g '06 F-A z1.533.32_ _Aug '26-27 30'05 M-S
3.000„Mch 1 '11-'15
4sg'07 J-J z1,533.33__July 1 1927 Is g '07 M-N
5,600_Nov 15 '11-'17
4s g '08 M-S z3,533.34_ _Sept 1 1927 3%g'09 J-D 16,020_June 15 '11-'19
3 Ms'09 J-D 25,000 June 15 '11-'15
Bridge Loans.
3%sg'09J-Dx3,783.33__June 15 1927 3%g 01 M-N
$100
Nov 1911
School Loans.
4 g '03 F-A
5,250___Aug '11-'13
351C 94 J-J
$8,000_,Tuly 1 '11-'12 3.525g 05
9,150__ _Nov '11-'15
3.17g 01J-D
1,100
June 1911 3.87g
% A-0
1,500_Aug 19 '11-'14
Park Loans.
Water Loans.
3 Vir 02 11-N •517,600_ __Dec '11-'32 3%s'85 J-J-J $6,000__June 1 1911
Sewer Loans.
2.000„June 1 1912
48 '91 A-0 $2,000__May 1 1911 3%5'89 J-J
72,000___June
35
%g 98 J-D 18,000_ _June 1 '11-'28 3%sg'95 J-J 81,120_Aug '11-'19
3.2g'99 J-D 13,300___June '11-'29 3.6s g '0511-N 25,000_ _June 1 '11-'34
'11-'35
3.2g 00 A-0 20,000___Apr '11-'30 3%g 96 J-D 19.500_June
'11-'36
3.17g 01J-D •7,350__June '11-'31 48 g '06 F-A
Aug 1911
3.4g'02 M-N •7,010____Nov 11-'32 Inside debt limit500
$297,915
48 g '03 F-A
6,900___ _Aug '11-'33 Outside debt limit
371,225
3%g'05 J-J
2,500___June '11-15 Water debt
225,750
4s g '06 F-A
3,000_Aug 1 '11-16 TOTAL DEBT Dec 1 '09_
894,890
4.2s g '07 J-J 4,900_ _July 1 '11-'17 Total valuation 1909_ _ _ _ _16,207.762
4s g '08 M-S
2,800_Sept 1 '11-'18 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909-$18.60
Population in 1910
22,019
• Outside debt limit. x Part of issue outside of debt limit.
INTEREST is payable in Boston and North Adams.

NORTHAMPTON. C. Coolidge, Mayor; G. W.Clark, Treas.

This city is in Hampshire County. Incorporated June 23 1883.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds.
Hospital Loans.
3%s g J-J 5128,000c_July 1 '11-'26
3.658
M-S $6,000r..Sept 1 '11-'16 3%s g 11-S 10.000c_Sept 1 '11-'12
3.85s
M-S
8,000r_Sept 1 '11-'18
Refunding Railroad Loan.
School Bonds.
33s g M-N $4,000c_May 1 '11-'12
4s
J-J $50.000c___July 1 1915
Armory Bonds.
3%s '04A-0 55,0000. _Oct 1 '11-'21 4s
J-D 517.000c_ Dec 1 1912
4s '06 M-S
6,000c_Sept 1 '11-'13 PERD.I'T DEBT Oct 12 '10_$396,000
3 655 11-S 11,000r_Sept 1 '11-'21 Floating debt
75,000
Sewer Loans.
Sinking fund assets
51,904
3%s '05 A-0 $10,000c___Oct '11-'15 Water debt (included)
138,000
4 %s'07 F-A
6.000c_Aug 1 '11-'16 Total valuation 1910
14 754.111
3.858 J-J
13,000r_July 1 '11-'23 (Assessm t about 80% actua value.)
3 65s
M-S
9,000r_Sept 1 '11-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000) '10
$16.50
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1905
19.942
3%s g J-J $63,000c July 1 '11-'17 Population in 1910
19.431
INTEREST on all bonds payable at Northampton.

NORTH ANDOVER. G. H. Perkins, Town Treasurer.

This town is in Essex County. Incorporated 1855.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds. •
48 '09 J-J $48,000c_July 1 '11- 34
45
J-J $80,000c
1923 BOND. DEBT Sept 17 1910 $203,000
4s
40,000c
J-J
1929 Water debt (included)
151,000
4s
11-N 21,000c ____1911-1931 Water sinking fund
50,228
45
J-D 10,000c ____1911-1915 Assessed valuation 1910_4,937,732
Engine-House Bonds.
(Assessm't about 70% actual value.)
48 '09 J-D $18,000
1911-1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_520.00
Population in 1910
5,529
INTEREST Is payable at the Winthrop National Bank in Boston.

NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH. F. T. Westcott, Treasurer.

This place is in Bristol County. Incorporated in 1887.
LOANSWhen Due.
Notes-(Con.)
Yr
Water Bonds.
Town 4%s $10,000_June 20 '14-'15
NEWTON. Francis Newhall, Treasurer.
48 '84 J-J 535,000c..„July 1 1914
do 4s
4,000.___Sept 1 1911
The city is situated in Middlesex County. Incorporated June 2 1873.
48 '93 J-J
10,000c__ Jan 1 1913
do 4s
1,500____Sept 1 1915
LOANSWhen Due. •Water Loans.
48 '93 J-J
10,000c___July 1 1913
do 4s
28,000__Sept 1 '11-'24
•Sewer Bonds.
4s
A-03300,000c&rApr'14,'17-'18 48 '93 J-J
30,000c.. __Jan '18&'23
Sewer Notes.
4s '01A-0 $250,000c&r.Apr 1 1911 4s '90A-0 250,000c&r_Apr 1 1920 48 '93 J-J
32,0000_July '18&'23 48 '09 M-N 1581,000c_Nov 1 '11-'19
4s '92A-0 200,000c&r_Apr 1 1912 4s
A-0 200,000c&rApr 1 '21-22
Notes.
1 32,000c_Nov 1
45 '03F-A 100,000c _..Aug 1 1923 4s '93F-A 50,000c___Aug 1 1923 Waterj4s
$1,150___Jan 12 1911 4s '09 11-N 128,000c_Nov 1 '20-'23
'24-'39
48 '94J-J 100,000c&r_Jan 1 1924 48 '94A-0 75,000c&r_Apr 1 1924
do 48
22,750__Sept 1 '11-'23
Electric
Light
Bonds and Notes.
4s '94A-0 125,000c&r_Oct 1 1924 4s '95F-A 60,000c&r_Aug 1 1925
do 4s
11,700__Sept 1 '11-'23 4s
J-J 150.000c-Jan 1 1924
4s '96J-J
70.000c&r_July 1 1926 48 '06J-J
70,000c&r_July 1 1926
do 4s
3,000___Jan 23 1912 3%s
J-J
6.255__July 1
4s '9711-N 100,000cecr_May 1 1927 48 '97J-J
45,000c___July 1 1927
3,500_June 20 1916 4s '06 ___ 28,000__May 1 '11-'19
do 4%s
'11-'24
45 '98M-S 50,000c&r_Sept 1 1928 48 '98M-S 75,000c_.._Mch 1
do 4s
3,000_Sept 1 '15-'16 4%8'07 ___
1928
2,000___June 20 1914
48 '92J-D 98,000r_Dec 1 1922 3%s '011I-S 25,000r-_-Sept 1
8,100__July 1 '11-'19 TOTAL DEBT Sept 2 '10_5598,955
1931 Town 3%s
48 '92J-D 21,000r_Dec 15 1922 3%s '02J-D 35,0000___June 1 1032
do 4s
4,900___Jan 12 1911 Sinking funds
77.112
48 '95J-D 70,000r___Dec 2 1925 3%s '03J-D 36,000r_June 1
do 4s
'11-'28
9,600__June 27 1912 Borrowing capacity
154,863
3%s '00M-N 25 000r___May 1 1930 3%s '05M-N 24,000r_Nov 1 '11-34
do 3%s
6,500_ __June 1 1913 Tax valuation 1909
8,844,940
3.105'01A-0 20.000r. _Apr 1 1931 3 ;is '06F-A 26,000r_Feb 1 '11-'36
do
48
1,000._
_
_Sept
1
1911
Total
tax
(per
$1,000)
1909___$20.00
3348 .01J-D 50,0000&r_Dec 1 1931
Boulevard Bonds.
INTEREST payable in Boston.
Population in 1910
9,562
3 Ms '03J-D 36,000r_June 1 '11-'28 48 '91J-D $100,000c&r.June 1 1914
38,000r_July 1 11- 29 4s '94A-0 80,000c___Oct 1 1914 NORTH CHELMSFORD FIRE DISTRICT.
3%s '04J-J
20,000r -1'11y 1 '11 %ill 43 '95A-0 80,000c___Apr 1 1915
3 y2s 05 J-J
A district in Middlesex County. C. F. Butterfield, Treasurer.
48 '08 A-0 25,000__Oct 1 '11-'35 4s '95 M-N 100,000c_Nov 1 1015 LOANSWhen Due. BOND.
Oct 1 1910.. $80,000
3.65308J-D 84,000r_June 1 '11-'38 4s '96J-J 100,000c&r_July 1 1916 48 '06 A-0 $50.000c _Oct 1 '11-'35 AssessedDEBT
valuation 1909_ _2,585.000
School Loan.
4s '07M-N 40,000r _May 1 1917 4s.'07 M-S 18,000o_Mch 1 '18-'35 Fire Dist. tax (per $1,000)
'10_$0.85
$50.000c___June
1
1914
3 5.48 '99J-D 15.000r___June 1 1919 4 %s'08 A-0 12,000c_ _April '11-'35 Population in 1909
4s '94J-D
(est.)
1,800
9,000c&r_July 1 1914 33s '04J-J
4s '94J-J
INTEREST is payable at Appleton National Bank. Lowell.
4,000r-July '11-'14
48 '95 A-0 60,000c&r_Apr 1 1915
*Washington Street Loan.
NORWOOD.
H.
75,000c&r_Aug
W. Gay, Treasurer.
1 1915 38 '00J-D $45,000o_ -Dec 1 1925
45 '95F-A
The town is in Norfolk County. Incorporated in 1872.
48 '06J-D 50,000c&r_Dec 1 1916 3%s '01J-D 35,000c_Dec 1 1926
48 '97J-J 100,000r___Jan 1 1917 3%s '02J-D 12,000c___Dec 1 1927 LOANSWhen Due.
School-House Notes.
Water Bonds.
4s '97M-S 50,000c__Sept 1 1917 3%8 '03J-D 13,000r___Dec 1 1928
48
J-D $32,000
1911-'26
15,000r___July 1 1918 48 '07 J-J
F-A $25,000c___Aug 1 1915
Is '98J-J
Electric-Light.
3,500r-July 1 1929 45
48 ,98 F-A 35,000r___Feb 1 1918 45 '95F-A 300,000c&r_Aug 1 1935 ($10,000 each 5th year until paid.) 4s '07 J-D $17,500r_Dec 1
'11-'17
3%s '09M-S 82,950r__Sept 1 1919 48 '96F-A 206,000c&r_Feb 1 1936 4s
J-D
8,000c__June 1 1915 4%s'07 J-D 25,000
1 '18-'27
3%s '01A-0 34,000r__Oct 1 1921 4s '96J4
J-D
5,000c__June 1 1918 4%s'08 J-D 25,000-----1918-1927
60,000c&r_July 1 1936 4s
3%s '02J-J 211,000c&r_Jan 1 1922 48 '96J-D 100,000c&r_Dec 1
J-D
7,000c_June 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Feb 1 '10__ $255,000
1938 45
7.850r___Apr 1 1922 4s '97M-S 100,000c&r_Sept 1937
3 As '02A-0
48
J-D
4,000c _June 1 1920 Note debt
112.135
3%s '03J-D
45
2,000r___June 1 1911 4s '07J-D 50,000c&r_Dec 1 1937
J-D
5,000____June 1 1911 Sinking fund
41,115
3%s '04M-N "'56.000r-May '11-'24 45 '98M-N 50.000r_Nov 1
Fire-House
Notes.
Total assessed val. 1909 _ _13,799,065
1
1938
3%5'07 F-A 153,000__Feb 1
J-D
1-27 4s '99J-D 63,0000_-Dec 1 1939 48
$6,000
1911-'13 (Assessment about 95% act. val.)
4s '08 J-J 337,000_ _July 1 '11-'28
Sewer
Bonds.
Total tax (per $1.000) 1909__ $8.50
Engine House Loan.
30'09 A-0 28,800Apr 1 '11-'19 33s
$16,000r_Sept 1 1922 4s '07 J-D $151 700_ _June 1 '11-'47 Population in 1905
6,731
4s7,600____July '11-17
48 08 F-A 38,000c_Aug 1 '11-'48 Population in 1910
Highway Loans.
8,014
Drains and Culverts.
INTEREST
paid
by New Eng. Trust Co. and First Nat. Bank. Boston.
48 '95F-A $25,000c.. __Feb 1 1915
45 '04J-D $29,000c&r_rne 11014 48 '05A-0 52,000c&r_Apr 11918 ORANGE. T. Wesley Bridge,
Treasurer.
7 500____Apr 1 1917 48 '96J-D •10,000___Dec 26 1915
45 '97A-0
This town is in Franklin County. Incorporated Feb. 24
Miscellaneous Loans.
1810.
45 '96M-N •80,000c&r_May 1 1936 LOANSWhen Due.
Playgrounds'01M-N $12,500r___Nov 1 1911
Hospital Bonds.
Rifle Range
4;is'08 F-A $3,500__-_On demand
50.000c___July 1 1912 3s '00A-0 $30.000r__Oct 1 1920 43.s'08
3%3 '02J-J
F-A $1,000--Nov 1 '11-'12 BOND. DEBT Oct. 3 1910..$124,000
33 '02J-D 29,000c_ Dec 1 1912 3.1011'01J-D 17.900r_June 1 1921
Water Bonds
School-house
23,300
4s
11-S $97,000c Sept 1 '11-'30 Floating debt loan
_
16,000
• Loans Issued outside the debt limit.
Sewer Bonds.
Total valuation 1910
INTEREST payable at First National Bank of Boston or in Newton.
3,704,710
4s
M-N $25,000c
(Assessment full value.)
($2,000 yearly on Nov. 1.)
STATEMENT OF DEBT, ETC., JAN. 1 1910.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _ -519.00
House Loans.
Population in 1900
Municipal debt
$4,790,800 Borrow. capac. Jan 1 '10.. $423,065 48 SchoolF-A
5.520
Water debt
1,375,000 Total assess. val. 1910._ 73,585,510 4%8'08 F-A 54,800___ _On demand Population in 1905
5.575
18,500____On demand Population in 1910
Total debt
5,282
6,165,800 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_$18.60
INTEREST
on
the
water
bonds is payable at the Orange National Bank
Sinking fund
2,502,382 City tax (per $1,000) 1909-$14.07 and at
the office of the Town Treasurer; on the sewer bonds at the National
Water sinking fund (incl.) 605,569 Population in 1905
36,694 Hide & Leather Bank, Boston, and the
Orange National Bank; on all other
Net debt
3,663,418 Population in 1910
39.806 loans at the Town Treasurer's office.
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MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

PEABODY. Elmer M. Poor, Clerk and Treasurer.
Town property
This town Is in Essex County. Incorporated in 1855
valued at $1,475,157.
Water Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
4s '03 F-A$115,000,..k,ug 1 '11-'33
Sewer Bonds.
4s '06 J-J 1$125,000c July 16 '11-35 48 '04 J-D 20,000c_June 1 '11-'24
2,000c July 16 1936 30'05 F-A 100,000c_Aug 15'11-%)5
1
.,2.000c_June 1 '11-'16
i1
DEBi
4s '06 ___ 13),000_Nov 15 '11-'36 45 '10 J-D
20,000c_June 1 '11-'20
66,000 _Oct 1 '11'32
4s '07 _ ._
June 2 '10_4752,000
BOND.
School Loans.
$53,358
330'02 F-A $55,000cAug 15 '11-21 Floating debt Jan 15 '10_ _
17,779
4 ;•,,s',),5 ___
12,000 •Jita i '11 '16 Sinking fund Jan 15 '10__
11,083,800
Total valuation 1910
Electric Light Bonds.
48 '92 J-D $40,000c__June 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910-- 22.80
15 721
50,000___Aug 1 '11-'35 Population In 1910
334s'09 ___
INTEREST on the sewer 4s of 1906 is payable at the First National
Colony
Old
the
Boston.
at
Trust
Co..
1907
of
4s
sewer
the
on
Bank. Boston;

PEPPERELL.*Edward L. Tarbell, Treasurer.
This town is In Middlesex County.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_32,253,058
LOANSTotal tax rate (per M)'0.) __....$17.00
saWater Bonds.
2,593
48 '08 M-N $100.000..May 1 '13-'38 Population In 1910
3,701
BOND. DEBT May 22 '09_3100,000 Population in 1900

PITTSFIELD. W.H. MacInnis, Mayor; F. M. Platt, Treas.
Pittsfield Is in Berkshire County. Inc. as a town 1761, as a city 1891.
The sewer, water, paving and $126,000 of school debt, Included below. Is
outside of the debt limit.
When Due.
Improvement Bonds
LOANS4s '08 J-D f$49,000c&r Dec 1'11-'17
- Water Bonds
1 15,000c&r Dec 1'18-'20
M-N $50,000c___May 1 1916
4s
School Bonds.
M-S 15,0000___ Sept 1913
4s g
$70,000r_May 15 '11-'17
4s '08 M-N 100,000c_May 1 '13-'32 4s g M-N
45 '08 M-N 190,000c_Nov 1 '15-'33 330 g F-A60.000c&r_Aug 15'11-'20
330'04 F-A 44,000r_Feb 1 '11-'14 43 '08 J-D 119,000c&r Dec1'11-'27
4s '09 J-130,000c_Dec 1 '11-'23
($10,000 yearly.)
12),000c_Nov 1 '11-'15
2,000c___Dec 1 1924
48 '09 M-N.
3,000c___Nov 1 1916 BOND.DEBT Oct 12'1041,343,000
136,140
48 '09 M-N 00,0000_Nov 1 '12 '32 Note debt
587,000
Water debt (Included)
Paving Bonds.
335 g '04 M-N $55,000r Nov 1 '11-'21 Assessed valuation, real_19,788,964
5,190,781
Assessed val., personal
Sewer Bonds.
J-D 580,000c&rJUne 1 '11-'18 Total assessed val. 1910_24,979,745
4s g
J-D 160,000c&rJune 1 '11-'26 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_419.00
4s g
25,000
1 1919 Population in 1905
4s '08 M-NI
32,121
40,000c&rNov 1 '20-'23 Population in 1910
INTEREST payable at First National Bank and Old Colony Trust Co..
Boston; also at City Treasurer's office.

PLYMOUTH. Edward L Burgess, Treasurer.
This town is In Plymouth County.
School Loans.
Water Loans.
May 1 1911
$30'01 ,7.1-N $1,000
___ $53,000
330
48 '85 J-D 11,200__June 1 '11-'14 43 '95 F-A 3,993 05.Aug 1 11-'25
9,100__Aug 1 '11 '17 3%8'02 F-A 1,100...Aug 13 '11-'12
s '90 F-A
7,200Aug 1 '11-'19 4s '04 J-J 19,600____July 1 '11-24
48 '94 F-A
4s '99 A-0 13,500__Oct 2 '11-'19 330'05 A-0 12,500___Apr 15 '11-15
Sewer Loans.
330'01 M-N 11.000...May 1 '11-'21
3is'03 J-J 15.333 34_July 1 '11-'33 4 I48'93 M-N $2,250__Nov 1 '11-'13
3%s'03 J-J
20,000„July 1 '1 -'30
($686 66 due yearly.)
Plymouth C. & W. St. RS'. L *15,000__Apr 15 '11-15
330'05 A-0
-A 22,000 FeO 1:, '11 '32 334s02 J-D $3.000__Dec 1 '1 13
48 '0$ 1,
9,000_Nov 15 '11-'25 • Fire Department Bonds.
330'05 ___
48 '07 __-- 22,000__July 1 '11-'32 4s '05 M-S $13,000___Sept 1 '11-23
Real Estate Loan.
Street Loans
4s '95 F-A 54.500...Aug 1 '11-'25 330'03 F-A 31,200__Feb 1 '11-'13
Armory Bonds.
1,300____May 1 1911
330'01 M-N
340_ _Nov 1 '11-'11 4s '06 J-D 324.000 _June 1 '11-'26
48 '01 114-N
3,200Oct 1 '11-'14 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09__ $169,200
3343'04 A-0
173,050
430'07 F-A 31,500.Aug 15 '11-'17 Floating debt
Total valuation 1909____ _10,865,247
Engine-House Loan.
$1,000)
Tax
(per
rate
1909_418.00
'11-'13
1
$2,400„July
3348'03 J-J
12.141
750_Dec 15 '11-'13 Population in 1910
4s '03 J-D

QUINCY. II. 0. Fairbanks, Auditor; John Curtis, Treas.
This city is In Norfolk County. Incorporated May 17 1888.
School Bonds.
Water Loans.
1926 43 '09 J-D $18.000c_Dec 1 '11-'19
$91,000_1910&'11 $12,000
1927
Playground Bonds.
k89,000_191282.13 11,000
1928 __s g
____ $26.000___Oct 1 '11-'23
1914 10,000
43,500
1929
Sewer Loans
9,000
1915
41,500
1930 $115,000 1910-'14 $11,000
1938
8,000
1916
40,500
1939
1931
84,000 1915-'18
5,000
7,500
1017
38,500
1932 168,000 1919-'26 16,500_ 1940-'42
4,000
75,000_1918&'19
1943
4,000
3,000
1933
40,000 1927-'28
142,000 _1920-'23
1944
3,000
19,500__..1929
8,000 _1934-'37
1924
14,500
6,000_ 1945-'47
18, 00____1930
2,000 _1938-'39
1925
13,500
52,500 1931-'331 3,000_ 1948-'50
4s '10 A-0 20,000c_Oct 1 '11-'20
66,000 1934-'37
Municipal Department-330, 4s.
48 '10 F-A
6,000r_Aug 1 '11-'16
DueDue$60,000 4s '10 F-A
4,000r_Aug 1 '11-'14
1910_4107,375 1915
"Consolidated Miscellaneous" 1910
38,000
86,270 1915
1911
22,500 434s'10 J-J $56,825c
Various
76,170 1917
1912
Summary Debt of Nov. I 1910.
15,750
67,670 1918
1913
$561,295
4,000 Municipal debt
63,470 1919
1914
Park debt (playgrounds)
26,000
Street Loans
1910-1924 Sewer-construction debt__ 605,500
___ 1$49,500
...3
649,500
1925 Water debt
800
1
4,100c___July 1 1912 Street-Improvement debt.... 47,000
4s '10 J-J
1,400c__ _July 1 1911 TOTAL DEBT Novi 191031,889,295
4s '10 J-J
155,899
Borrowing capac.Nov.1'10
Surface Drainage Bonds.
$6,140c___July 1 1912 Total valuation 191032,458.055
430'10 J-J
6,000c_.._Juiy 1 1013Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_420.00
32,642
4s '10 F-A
1,000c___Aug 1 1911 Population in 1910
INTEREST is payable at Eliot National Bank, Boston.

RANDOLPH. Joseph T. Leahy, Treasurer.

This town Is In Norfolk County. Incorporated March 9 1793.
Refunding Notes.
When Due.
LOANS430'07 M N j$10,500c May 18'11-17
Water-Works,
1 20,000r May 18'18-37
A-0 $20,000c__-Apr 1 1912
4s
J-J
700r__Dec 31 1912 Water debt Jan 1 1910_ 3121,500
58
98,230
1,800__Dec 31 1914 Other debt
60,194
M-N 40,000c_ May 1 1917 Sinking fund (water)
4s
assessed
val.
1909_..2,066,200
Total
1918
1
20,000c....-May
M-N
4s
1,000r__Dec 16 1918 (Assessment is about actual value.)
J-D
48
25.000c___July 1 1922 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909 .324.20
43
J-J
10,000c_ July 1 1926 Town prop. (est.) Jan 1 '10 394,650
J-J
4s
3,993
3,000c__ Nov 5 1923 Population in 1900
M-N
4s
4,301
INTEREST is payable at Boston Population in 1910

READING. C. M. Spencer, Auditor.

This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated 1644.
School Bonds
Water Bonds.
F-A $15,000c__Aug 1'11-'15
J D j$14,000c_June 1 '11-'12 4s
MN 60,000„Nov 1 '11-'25
1 24,0000_June 1 '13-'15 43
7,000-Dec 21 '11-'17
30,000c_ _June 1'23-'25 330'05 J-D
J.
4s
J-D j 26,000-June 1 '16-'17 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_4339,500
4s
355.100
1 60,000_,Ruse 1 '18-'22 Floating debt
5,869,200
15,000c-June 1 '26-'28 Total valuation 1910
J.
48
3,000...._ _June 1 1929 (Assessment about actual value.)
-8
M-S 10,000c__Mch 15 1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_419.70
48
1918-1924 Population In 1905
5,682
7,000
4s '10 ___
Population In 1910
5,818
Electilc-Light Bonds
1 '11-24
A-0
$42,000c_Oct
4s
Is
INTEREST
payable at First
1.500.....NOV 15 1911
-34g'07 A:o
4
9,000r_Oct 1 '25-'33 National Bank Boston.
43

REVERE. G. Arthur Tapley, Treasurer.

This town (P.0.Sta. Boston) is in Suffolk County. Incorporated In 1871.
School Loan Notes-(Con.)
School Loan Notes.
J-j1514,000.-July 7 '11-'17
J-D $6.000„-Dec 2 '11-22 4s
43
J-J 1 2.000__July 7 '11-'12
M-N 9.425__May 15 '11-23
4s
300_ __July 10 1911
J-J
330
24,500.
-May
1
'11-24
M-N
4s
M-S 18,000.Sept 15 '11-'28
7,000---Oct 1 '11-24 4s
A-0
4s
7,000-Feb 15 '11-'17
F-A
1 '11-'27 1,0
A-0 106,250-Apr
48
. .




ivoL.[am \1.

Fire-Station Loan.
When Due.
LOANSJ-D j$4,000___June 1 '11-14
330
Sewer Loan.
1 1,500____June 1 1915
4s '06A-0 $2.000___Feb 1 '15-16
J-D 17,500__June 1 '11-'17
43
J-J I 2,000___July 1 '11-12 430
Police Station.
1 580-July 1 1913
A-0 $19,000_Apr 15 '11-'29
43
J-J j 5,200__July 1 '11-'14 4s
Refunding Bonds.
1 1.700____July 1 1915
4s
J-J j 6.000July 2 '11-15 330 '02M-S$120,000r_Mch 1 '11-22
1 1,750 __July 2 1910 330 '02M-S 30,000r_Mch 1 '11-16
M-N 4,000-May 18 '11-'14
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
48
J-D (18,000__June 1 '11-'16 43 '03 M-N $58,000c-May 1 '11-24
4s
5,000 ..June 1 '17-'18 4s '03 M-N 20,0000....May 1 '25-34
10,000__Apr 1 '11-'15
Chemical Engine Loan.
A-0
4s
' 1,155____Apr 1 1916
1$2,000_0ct 15 '11-'12
A-0 1
745___Oct 15 1913
1,000____June 1 1911 4s
330 J-D
Public Landing Loan
720___June 1 1912
J-J
$1,000_ -July 1 1911
330
..__f 650._ _Sept 1 1911 43
Park Loan.
1,000__Sept 1 '12-'13
J-J
$4,000___July 1 '11-14
Highway Loan
48
J-J
6,000_July 10 '11-'16
650.. Sept 1 '11-'11 4s
330
M-S
45
J-D 12,000.....Dec 23 1911
Street Bonds.
12,500___Dec 231012
J-D
330
$500___ _June 1 1911
3,500„July I '11-'17
J-J
3,000_June 21 '11-'16 4s
330
J-D
J-J
500___July 10 1911 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1910.. $953,200
330
A-0
850____Oct 1 1911 Total valuation 1909____15,613,550
4s
Total tax (per 31,000) 1909___$22.40
Water Bonds.
12,647
330'05 A-0$300,0000_Apr 1 '11-35 Population in 1905
18,219
6,000___Sept 1 10-15 Population In 1910
334s'05 M-S
INTEREST is payable In Boston at the Fourth National Bank.

ROOKL.AND. J. S. Gray,Treas.; Ezekiel R.Studley, Clerk.
Town in Plymouth County.
Funding Notes.
School Bonds
J-J $15,000__July 1 '11-'15
4s '09 J-J $57,000r_Jan 1 '11-'19 330
600r__.Nov 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910._ $126,570
___
4s
50,370
Water debt (included) _ __ _
Water-Works.
4,226,125
M-N 324,000c__May 1 '11-16 Total assessment 1910
45
value.)
cash
fair
at
(Assessment
'11-17
1
7.000c_Feb
F-A
4s
43
___
18,000__July 1 '11-'28 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910.._..$22.80
6,285
Population in 1905
Library Notes
6,928
330
M-S $3.000„Meh 17 '11-13 Population in 1910
INTEREST on water bonds due 1911-16 and 1911-17 Is payable at the
New England Trust Co., Boston; on water bonds due 1911-28 at Rockland
Trust Co.,; other interest at office of State Treasurer.

ROCKPORT. Fred. E. Pool, Treasurer.
This town Is in Essex County. Incorporated Feb 27 1840
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $116,500
LOANSFloating debt
10,000
Water Bonds.
43
J-J $15.0000-July 1 '11.25 Assessed valuation 1909_3.272.985
M-N 16,000c_May 1 '11-14 (Assessment about 75% actual value)
48
M-N 50,000c_May 1 '15-24 Tax rate (per $1 000) 1907_422.00
4s
4,592
330 '02 MN 11.000e-Nov 1 '11-32 Population in 1900
4.448
4s '10 J-J
10,000...July 1 '11-'30 Population in 1905
4,211
Population in 1910
School Bonds.
4s '05 M-S $14,0000___Sept '11.24 INTEREST is payable In Boston at
National Exchange Bank.
4.000c__Jan '22-'25
4s '07 J-J

SALEM. Charles H. Danforth, Aud.; William A. Hill, Treas.
This city Is in Essex County. Incorporated March 23 1836.
Trust Fund Bonds
When Due.
LOANSJ-J $65.000c__July 1 '11-23
43
Bridge Bonds
School Bonds.
334s'09 J-J $36,000„Jan 1 '11-'19
18,000c_July 1 '11-'19 48 '10 J-J $25,000c_July 1 '11-'20
45 '10 J-J
Public Park Loan.
Cemetery Bonds.
A-0 $1,300r___Apr 1911 4s '08 J-J $16,000_July 1 '11-'26
33.(s
Street Bonds.
Municipal Loan.
J-D $6,000c__June 1 '11-13
4s '92 J-D $21,000c_June 1 '11-17 4s
1,000r__..July 1 1011 48 '03 J-D
9,000___June '11-'13
45 '03 J-J
1,000___..Sept 1 1911 4s '05 M'S
43 '06 M-S
4,251r- Sept '11-15
5,000___Oct 1 '11-15 48 '06 M-N 12,000_ May 1 '11-16
4s '06 A-0
43 '06 M-N (1,000.....Nov '11-'16
Water Bonds (outside limit).
1,500__June 1 '11-'13 4s '90 J-D $80,0000 June 1 '11-'20
4,1 '08 J D
1911-1916 4s '96 F-A
3.000r_Mch 1 '11-'16
4s '09 M-N 6,000
J'ly 1911
1,500r
43 '10 M-N 5,000c_May 1 '11-'15 33.j8'01 J-J
43 '07 A-0
9,000____Oct '11-'19
Sewer Loans.
2,500.._June 1 '11-'15
4s '95 A-0 $20,000c_ __Apr 1 '11-20 4s '08 J-D
8,000_ _ .May 1 '11-14
4s '08 M-N
Pipe Renewing Bonds.
F-A $6.000r_Feb 1 '11-13
48 '09 J-D 35,000c_Dec 1 '10-'24 330
J-J
6.000r_Jan 1 '11-14
48
High School Bonds,
7.500r_Mch 1 '11-15
430 '07 A-0 $85,000c Apr 1 '11-'27 330'05 M-S
4s '08 J-J 240.000_ July 1 '11-'26 TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1910_41,113,550
Water loans (Included)___
98,000
Sewerage Bonds (outside limit)
_Mch '11-33 Borrowing capac. Jan 1'l0 164,819
M-S
330
170.000c&r.Sep 1 '11-44 Total assessed val. 1910_33,525,900
350'04 M-S $68.123c_(Assessment about full value.)
43 '06 F-A 90,000___Feb 1 '11-46
8,000___Feb 1 '11-26 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910___$18.50
4s '06 F-A
10
90
5
11)
37,586
43 '06 M-S 65,000___Mch 1 '11-36 Ppooppuullaattlioonn
in
INTEREST Is payable at the Merchants' National Bank, Boston4.
3,697

SAUGUS. Geo. Parsons, Auditor.
isuien
)D
nenn
yh
.
This town (P. 0. Sta. Lw
LOANS4s Water Loan
____ $15,000_ Dec '12,'14&16
2,500:._ -Dec 1 1911
430
2,500.__Dec 1 1911
43
7,000__ Dec 1 '13&'15
48
10,000---Deo 1 1917
4s
7,000_-_-Dec 1 1918
4s
6,500..--Dec 1 1919
48
3,000....-Dec 1 1920
___
330
28,000-July 10 '11-'38
43 '10 ___

Essex County.
School-House Loan48
$15.000-July 1 '11-15
330
25.000__May '15-'19
j 20,000__Aug 1'11-'20
1 45,000_Aug 1'21-'35
45 '05
4s '10 ___
25,000.May 1 '11-'35
4s '10 ___
9,000 July 1 '11-'19
FUNDED DEBT Jan 1 19103173,500
Floating debt
120,000
Sinking fund assets
14,027
Total assessed val, 1909_ _ _5,302,179
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_420.00
8,047
Population in 1910

SOMERVILLE. Joseph S. Pike, Treasurer.
This city is in Middlesex County and was Incorporated in 1872.
City Bonds (Conel.).
When Due,I
LOANS$2,000c_July 1
1922
Lowell St. Bridge Bonds.
330'09 A-0 $39,000c&rApr 1 '11-'49 43 '97 J•J { 5,000c __July 1 1911
24.000c_July 1 '12-'17
Paving Bonds (Outside limit).
40,000c_July 1 '11-'18
4s '92 A-0 $10,000e_Oct 1 '11-'12 4s '98 J-J
16,000c_July 1 '11-'14
Sewer Bonds (Inside Limit).
12,000c_July 1 '15-'18
$4,0000_July 1 11-'14 43 '99 J-J
43 '94 J-J
2,000c_July 1
1919
1.000c..&rOct 1 1911
430'93 A-0
12,000c_July 1 11-'22 330'00 J-J 5 10,000c-July 1 '11-'12
4s '97 J J
32.000c_July 1 '13-'20
17,000c&rJuly 1 '11-27
330'02 J-J
1011
7,000c_July 1
13,000c_July 1 '11-'23 330'01 J-J
43 '98 J-J
21,000c_July 1 '11-'31
40,000c_July 1 '12-'21
330'01 J-J
18.000c&rJuly 1 '11-28 4s '03 J-J
27.000c_July 1 '11-'13
4s '03 J-J
29
11-'
19,000c_July 1'
40,000c&rjuly 1 '14-23
40 '04 J-J
330'05 A-0 24,000r_Apr 1 '11-'35 43 '03 A-0 26,000c_Oct 1 '11-'23
16,000c_July 1 '11-'26 4s '04 J-J f 32,000c&rJuly 1 '11-'14
48 '06 J-J
1 27,000c_July 1 '15-'24
330'09 A-0 29,000c&rApr 1 '11-'39
26.000r_Apr 1 11-'13
4s '10 A-0 30,000c_Apr 1 '11-'40
33is'05 A-0{ 16,000r_Apr 1 '14-'15
Sewer Bonds (Outside limit).
30,000r_Apr 1 '16-'25
48 '07 A-0 54,000r.Apr 1 '11-'37
8,000c&r July 1 1911
43 '08 A-0 28,0000_Apr 1 '11-'38
45,000__July 1 '11-'25 43 '06 J-J { 35,000r_July 1 '12-'16
48 '95 J-J
5,000c_July 1 '17-'21
Water Bonds
f 77,000c&rApr 1 '11-17
43 '90 A-0 /20,0000.0ct 1 '11-'20
43 '89 A-0 12.000r_Oct 1 '11-'14 48 '07 A-0 24,000c_Apr 1 '18-'25
4,000c_Apr 1 '26-'27
48 '89 A-0 10,000r_Oct 1 '15-'19
8.000c_July 1 '11-'18 45 08 A-0 56,000c..Apr 1 '11-'18
43 '88 J-J
10,000c_Apr 1 '19-'28
Park Bonds (Outside limit.)
330'02 J-J $19,000c&rJuly 1 '11-29 330'09 A-0 99,000c_Apr 1 '11-'19
10.000c_Apr 1 '20-'29
City Bonds
38,0000_ __July 1 1911 4s '10 A-Of 100,000c_Apr 1 '11-'20
48 '04 J-J
35,000e&rJuly 112-16
1 30,000c_Apr 1 '21-'30
4s '98 J-J
21,600c..July 1 '11-'14 Assessed valuation, m1_358,806,600
43 '94 J-J
48 '93 J-J 1 28,000c_July 1 '11-'12 Assessed val., personal__ 7,569,739
39,000c_JUly 1 '13-'15 Total valuation 1910___ 66,376,339
18,000c&rJuly 1 '11-12 Tax rate (per $1,000) '10_418.50
77,236
27.000c_July 1 '13-'21 Population in 1910
3318'02 J-J

NOV., 1910.1

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

INT. on coupon bonds payable at National Security Ilat,ic Boston.
Coupon bonds may be changed for registered bonds if application is made
prior to one year of maturity of bonds.
TOTAL DEB 1', &c.Oct. 1 '10. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07.
Total debt
$1,500,000 $1,466,500 $1,508,000 $1,464,500
Water debt (incl. above)
56,000
62,000
86,000
69,000
Borrowing capacity_ _ _ _
216,424
198,635
156,775
In place of an accumulating sinking fund, the city raises each year by
taxation a sum of money which is applied to the redemption of bonds, which
when paid are canceled. Value public property Jan. 11910. $5,360,829.14.

SPENCER. M. A. Young, Treasurer.
nits town Is In Worcester County. Incorporated in 1733.
LOANSWhen Due. Floating debt
Refunding NotesSinking Iu nd_
363
00
$
9
19
32
9,
3s
J-J
$6,000__July 1 '11-'12 Assessed valuation 1910_3,535,697
Water Bonds(Assessment about actual value.)
48
J-J $240,000c_ .July 1 1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ __ _$20.00
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '10_ _ _$240,000 Population in 1910
6.740
INTEREST is payable by the Boston Safe Deposit de Trust Co. and
Spencer National Bank.
SPRINGFIELD. E. H. Lathrop, Mayor; E.T.Tifft,Treas.
This city is in Hampden County. Incorporated as a city May 25 1852.
Fire and Police Building Bonds.
LOANS-When Due.
Street Ext. and Rifle Range.
4s g '10 A-0 $340,000r_Oct 1 '11-30
4s g '08 A-0 $40,000r_Oct 1 '11-'18
River Front Loan.
4s g '08 A-0 $16,000r_Oct 1 '11-'18
aMunicipal Building Bonds.
Abbe Ave. Overhead Crossing.
3148 g'09M-N$585,000_Nov 1 '11-'49
4s g '10 M-N 400,000_ _Nov 1 '11-50 4sg '07 M-N $62,000r _ _ _ Nov 1 1917
North Street Ext. Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds3148g'01M-S $4,000r ___Septl 1911 4s g '09 A-0$180,000r_Oct 1 '11-'19
City Hall Bonds.
48g '06 M-N 24,000r _Nov 1 '11-'16
43 g '07 J-J $144,000r_ _July 1 '11-'27
School Bonds4sg'95 A-0 $35.000r_ _Oct 1 1915 ($9,000 even years, $8,000 odd years)
Park Bonds4sg'97 J-J 370.000r_ Jan 1 1917
31,500rJuly 1911-'17 314sg'03J-D $125.000r_June 1 1923
4sg'97 J-J
314sg'98J-J (moor_ _July 1911-'18
Sewer Bonds.
3 Asg'00J-D 20.000r___Dec 1 1919 3sg'00 J-D a$142,000__June 1 1930
3sg'00 J-Da125,000_ June 1 1920 314sg'01M-S 16,000r_Sept 1911-'26
3148g'01M-S 125,000r_Sept 1 1921 314sg'04F-A 28,000r_Augl 1911-'24
314sg'02A-0 55,000r___Oct 1 1922 48 g '07 M-N 20,000, ___Nov 1 1917
314sg'03M-S 40,000c&rSept 1 1923 4s g '08 A-0 45,000r_Oct 1 '11-'28
314sg'05J-J 370,000r___Jan 1 1925
Water Bonds,
3148'05 J-J
28,000r __Jan 1 1925 4sg'93 A-0 $200,000c___Apr 1 1913
4s g '06 M-Na207,000 r_Nov 1 1926 4sg'93 A-0 150,000c__Oct 1 1923
48 g '07 NI-N -13.000r_ _Nov 1 1917 3%sg'90A-0 125,000c__ -Oct 1 1920
4s g '08 A-0 99,000r_Oct 1 '11-'28 48 g '07 J-J a260,000-Jan 1 '11-'36
4s g '09 A-0 95,000r_Oct 1 '11-'29 ,s g 08 J-.1 a270ohni_ _Jan 1 '11-'.17
a Coupon or registered.
34.g'09 J-J a1,080,000_Jan 1 '12-'38
310
J-J 378,000c_Jan 1 '13-'39
INTEREST payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston and City Treasury.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND, &c.TO l'AL DEBT Oct 1 '10_$3,161,1001Watcr d't (add'i) Oct 110 $2,463,000
Sinking fund
588,529 Water sinking fund
181,410
NET DEBT Oct 1 1910_ _ 2,574,571 Net water debt (add'1)
2,281,590
CITY PROPERTY.-The city In 1909 valued Its property at $9,808,317,
including $2,854,090 for property of water dept. In year 1909 water receipts were $355,038; expenditures and transfers, $324,584; bal., $30,454,
ASSESSED VALUATION.-Real estate is taken at abt.90% cash value.
Assessed valuation, rea1494,984,6601Tot. assess. val. 1910_ _$119,081,778
Assessed val., personal__ 24,007,1181Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$15.80
Taxation in 1910 includes State tax, $1.12; county tax, $0.59; city tax,
$14.09; total, $15.80 per $1,000.
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 88,926; in 1905 It was 73,484; In 1900 it
was 62,059; In 1890 It was 44,179; In 1880 It was 33,340; In 1870 It was
26,703.
STONEHAM.

F. E. Nickerson, Treas.; Geo. N. Green. Cl'k.
This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated 1725,
LOANSWhen Due.
Water BondsSewer Bonds314s M-N J$90,000e_May 1 '11-'28
1$24,000c June 1 '11-'16
4.000c_ _ _May 1 1929
48
J-121( 50,000c June 1 '17-'26
1 2,000_ _ _May 1 1930
1 5,000c___June 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1010_ $203,000
2,000c___June 1 1928 Total assessed val. 1910.._5,055,916
School Bonds(Assessment 80 to 90% of actual val.)
3148
A-0J $24,000c_ _Apr 1 '11-'18 Total tax (per $1,000) MO__ _$20.70
1 2.000c .Apr 1 1919 Population in 1910
7,000
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank, Boston.
STOUGHTON. Geo. 0. Wentworth, Treasurer.
Thls town Is in Norfolk County. Incorporated Dec. 22 1726.
Water
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1910_ _$253,000
4s
A-0 $97,000c_ _Part yearly Floating debt
25,000
4s
J-D 98,000c__ _Part yearly Assessed valuation 1910._ _3,554,988
_s
___
12,000_ _.._Part yearly Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _ _$22.20
Refundmg Bonds.
Population in 1905
5,959
4's
.1-J $46,000e. _ _Part yearly Population in 1910
6,316
INTEREST on the water loan Is payable at the Old Colony
Trust
Co..
on the refunding bonds at the International Tiust Co.
SWAMPSCOTT. Milton D. Porter, Clerk.
This town (P. 0. Ind. Sta. Lynn) is in Essex County,
Inc. May 21 1852.
LOANSWhen Due.
School NotesWater Bonds314s
.1-J $33,000-1915 to 1924
314s
F-A$150,000___Aug 1 1928 BOND. DEBT
Feb 1 '10__ $416,800
3 Xg'09 A-0 87,000c_ _Apr 1 '11-'39 Floating debt
184,295
Sewer Bon d sSinking fund
42,637
348
M-S$147.200 _ _Sept 1 '11-'42 Total assessed val,
1909_10,125,926
M-S 13,000Sept 1 '13-'25
4s
(Assessment about actual value.)
48
M-S 12.000__Sept 1 '14-'25 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909_
_ 416.00
Population In 1910
6,204
INTEREST on water bonds of 1009 and sewer bonds Is payable in
Boston.
TAUNTON. E. H. Temple, Treas.; A. R. Leonard, Aud.
This city is in Bristol County. Incorporated May 11 1864.
LOANS1Vhen Due.
School BondsIs '97 J-D $27,000r June 1
Sewer Bon de48 '97 J-D $83,500c&rJune 1 1927 48 '99 J-D 45,000r June 1 1917
48 '08 J-D 16,500r June 1 1928 310'04 J-D 33,500c&rJune 1 1919
'48 '98 J-D 50,000r Dec 1 1928 45 '08 J-I) 16,000_ _ _Dec 1 1924
1928
4s '91) J-D 30,000r Juno 1 1929
Street 1m provemen t43 '00 1-1) 73,000e&r June 1 1931) 3143'01 J-D $35,000r
June 1 1911
3143'00 J-D 100,000cderDec I 1930 18 '06 J-D 24.000r___June
3148'02 J-D 20,000r June 11032 48 '06 J-D 10 300r__ _June 1 1916
1 1911
3143'03 JD 12,0001
June 1 1033 48 '08 J-D 50,000_ _ _ _Dec 1 1918
3148'05 J-D
3,0;00r June 1 1935 3%8'09 J-1) 25,000_ _June 1 1919
4s '06 J D 30,000c&r June 1 1936
Water Bonds4s '07 J-D
3,000r__ -Time 1 1037 48 '91 J-J
3146'08 J-D 20,000___Dec 1 1938 48 '87 J-J $38,000c July 1 1911
45,000r July 1 1917
J-D 20,000
48
1939 4s
J-J 516,500eder_July 1 1922
City Bonds-48 '98 J-J - 20,000r Jan 1 1918
48 '91 J-D 85,0000 June 1 1911 -is '98 .1-J
30,0o0c___.1 illy 1 1918
48 '93 J-D 15,000c June 1 1913 43 '09
4,000r July 1 1919
43 '94 J-D 21,0000 June 1 1914 4s '99 J-J
J-J
30,000cecr_Jan 1 11)20
4s '95 J-D 17,000r June 1 1915 4s '00 ,T-J
40,000ceer_July
1 1930
4s '95 J-D 45,000r
Dec 1 1915 3348'03
10,0000 Jan 1 1923
J-D 46,800r June 1 1916 3348'04 J-J
48
J-J
10,000e __Jan 1 1934
3148'01 J-D
4,000r
Dec 1 1011 3 48'04
5,000r July 1 1934
$)48.02 J-D 15,0000 June 1 1912 348'05 J-J
J-J
15,000cder.Jan 1 1935
3348'02 J-D
8,000e&r1)ec 1 1912 310'06 J-J
10,000c Jan 1 1936
48 '03 J-D
2,300r June 1 1913 48 '08 J J
15,000____Jan 1 1038
3148'03 J-D 23,000r June 1 1913 4s '08 J-J
5,000____July 1 1938
6,000r June 1 1914 318'09 J-J
J-D
43
7,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1939
7,000r June 1 1914 4s '09 J-J
348'05 J-D
15,000_ _July 1 '13-27
310'05 J-D 30,000
Jnne 1 1915
Electric-Light Bonds4,500r Dec
4s '05 J-D
1014 48 '97 J-D$125,000c&rJune 1 1927
8.000r_June 1 1917 48 '97 J-D
4s '07 J-D
7,500c&rJune 1 1917
5,000r___Nov 1 1917 48 '98 J-D
58 '07 M-N
3,500r June 1 1918
2,000____June 1 1912 48 '98 J-D
48 '07 J-D
5,000r Dec 1 1928
6,800____June 1 1913 343'00 J-D
48 '08 J-D
3,000r Dec 11020
48 '08 J-D 12,000 ___June 1 1918 3148'01 J-D
1,500r June
1911
48
J-D 25,000
1920 3 .-4s 02 J-I) 175,000c&rJune 11 1932
48 '07 ___1 12,000r__Dec 1 1927 4s '07 J-D
43,000c&r June 11037




31

LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 3 191082,296,600
Fire rruck BondsSinking fund
864,073
4s'04
J-D $3,000r June 1 1914 NE!' DEBT Oct 3 1910_ 1,432,527
Police-Station Bonds.
Water debt (Included)
790,500
4s '09 J-D $30,000_ _ _ _June 1 1929 Water sinking fund (incl.)
398,890
Bridge Bonds.
"2,699,904
Total valuation 1909
4s '09 J-D $12,000____June 1 1919 (Assessment about 90% actual val.)
Paving Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _$20.50
310'04 J-D $12,000cJune 1 1914 Population in 1905
30.952
BOND. DEBT Oct 3'10_ _ $2,290,200 Population in 1910
34,259
Floating debt
6,400
INTEREST on coupon bonds is payable at the Webster & Atlas National
Bank of Boston. Registered interest Is remitted by City Treasurer.
OUTSIDE DEBT LIMIT.-The electric light. sewer and water bonds
are outside debt limit.

TISBURY.

C. F. Lane, Sec. Board Water Commissioners.
This town (P. 0. Vineyard Haven) Is in Dukes County.
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT Mch 11909.. $91,000
Water-Works Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909___1,463,377
1$12,000e_ _Sept 1 '11-16 (Assessment about % actual value.)
48 '06 M-S( 30.000c_Sept 1 '17-26 Total tax rate (per $1,000)'09.312.00
1 20,000c_Sept 1 '27-31 Population In 1900
1,149
( 25,000c_ _Sept 1 '32-36 Population In 1910
1,196
INTEREST payable at Martha's Vineyard Nat. Bank in Vineyard Haven.
WAKEFIELD. Albert W. Flint, Treasurer.
This town is in Middlesex County.
LOANSGas & Electric Light Bonds
When Due.
Sewer Bonds•
3 48'09 A-0 $22,500c__Apr 1 '11-'19
33's
M-N $60,000c ____1921-1930
Fire Station Bonds,
3148
M-N 50,0000_Nov 1 '11-'20 3148
J-D $5.000 ____1911-1915
3149
M-N 100,000c_Nov 1 '31-'40 • Miscellaneous Loans.
I 12.000c-Oct 1 '11-'22 310
$4,000c ____1911-1914
J-J
334s
A-01 40,000c_Oct 1 '23-'42 95
M-S
1,000c
1911
School Loans.
Water Bonds4s
A-0 $6,000c ____1911-1913
1$12,000c_Oct 1 '11-'13
45
A-0
2,000c ____1911-1912 48
A-01 80.000c_Oct 1 '14-'23
45
M-N 8,000c ____1911-1918
108,000c_Oct 1 '24-'32
38
14
J-D
5.000c ____1911-1915
7.000c Oct 1 1933
3;is
A-0 16,500c ____1911-1921 PERM'T DEBT Jan 1 '10_ $889,050
33s
111-N
7,000c _ __ _1911-1917 Floating debt
136,625
330
M-N
1,000c ____1911-1912 Borrowing capac. Feb 1 '09 186,607
Municipal Light Loan• Total assessed val. 1910_ _9,363,690
129 000c Oct 1 '11-'19 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910-$20.50
48
A-01 90,000c Oct 1 '15-'24 Population in 1910
11,404
INTEREST is payable at the Colonial National Bank. Boston.
WALPOLE. F. 0. Pilsbury, Treas.; H. L. Howard, Clerk
This town is in Norfolk County. Incorporated 1742.
LOANSWhen Due. Water 4s
$8 MOO __Dec 1 '14-17
Water Bonds.
hIgh school 4 Is 3,210_Mell 27 1922
48
F-A $6 '.0000_Aug 1 1911-25 School4;is J-DI 30.000De1'11-20
Miscellaneous Loans.
2.000. Dec 1 1921
Water ext.3 A s $4.000c_May 12 1913 East-Sch 4 Xs 4-0 4,500_0ct 26 1912
1,400___Sept 1 1915 PERM'T DEBT Oct 1 '10_ $138,540
do 4s
3,500r___Junc 1 1916 Water debt (Included)
do 4s
_
88,900
do 4s
3,300r___Junc 1 1917 Total valuation 1910 _
_ 5,402.570
do 4s
1,200rJune 1 1918
(Assessment at fair cash value.)
Stand pipe 4sf 4,000c_ _July 17 1913 Total tax (per $1.000) 1910_ _ _$15.00
1 3,500c__July 17 1914 Population in 1905
3,995
3,300c. Aug 6 1911 Population in 1910
4,892
School 4s 1 3,400c __Aug 6 1912
INTEREST Is payable at Boston; on East school 4 45 at C. D. Parker
de Co.; on water ext. 4s due Sept. 1 1915 at the Five Cents Savings Bank;
on other loans at the First National Bank.
WALTHAM. G. B. Willard, Treas.; D. C. Denniston, Aud•
This city Is in Middlesex County. Inc. as a town 1738; clty June 2 1884.
LOANSWhen Due.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
Municipal Loan.
3 3-s'05 J-J
$1,000r___July 1 1915
4s '10 J-J
$4,000__Jan 1 '11-'14 46 '08 J-J
800r__Jan 1 '11-'18
310'06
6,000__Jan 1 '11-'16
SurfaLe Drainage Bonds.
4s '08 ___
16,000__Jan 1 '11-18 4s '02 J-J
$3,000r __Jan 1 1912
Cemetery Bonds.
4s '92 J-J
2.000c._ .July 1 1912
3 43'01 J-J
$2,000r _Jan 1 1911 4s '96 J-J
6,000r __Jan 1 1916
2.000r. _ _July 1 1912 4s '96 .I-J
310'02 J-J
5,000c___July 1 1916
31-0'03 J.-.1
3,000r __Jan 1 1913 4s '98 J-.I
3,000r__ _Jan 1 1918
4s '10 J-J
7,000r_Jan 1 '11-'20 Is '02 J-J
_Jan 1 1922
Street Bonds.
48 '99 J-J
4.000c___Jan 1 1919
3 4:3'01 J-J
17,000r _Jan I 1911 314:3'99 J-J
4,000c___July 1 1919
3148'02 J-J
8.000r_ _ .Jan 1 1912 3 4s'00 J-J
3,000c_ _ _July 1 1020
18,000rJan 1 1913 314s'02 J-J
3;0'03 J-.T
10.000c&r July 1 1922
18,000r_ _Jan 1 1914 4s '92 J-J •10,000c___Juty 1 1912
3 Ks'04 J-J
11,0011r_ __Jan 1 1915 4s '08 J-J
4s '05 J-J
1,640c_Jan '11-'18
5,025 50r Jan '11-16 4s '10 J-J
3 As'06 J J
2,400r __Jan '11-'14
4:e '08 J-;
8.960r_Jan 1 '11-'18 48 '10 J-J
5,500rJan '11-'15
4s '10 J-J
10,500____Jan '11-'20
.;ewer Bonds.
4s '10 J-J
1,000r ___Jan '11-'14 4s '91 A-0 •50.000c___Oct 1 1911
School Bonds.
45 '93 -.4-0 •50.000c___Apr 1 1921
3 4s'00 J-J $102,000c___July 1 1920 48 '92 J-J •25,0000- __July 1 1922
3148'01 J-J
31,000e_ . _Jan 1 1921 4s '92 J-J •15 000r_Dec 31 1922
3148'01 J-.1
38.000cder July 1 1921 Is '93 A-0 •10,000c-__Apr 1 1923
314:3'02 J-J
15.0000. _July
_July 1 1922 4s '93 A-0 •5,000c-__Oct 1 1923
314s'03 J-J
43,000c&r Jan 1 1923 4s '94 A-0
5.000c_ _Apr 1 1924
3.4s'06 J-J
16,000r_ _ _Jan 1 '11-26 -Is '97 J•J
7,000c. _Jan 1 1927
4,000r__Jan 1 '11-'18 330'02 J-J
48 '08 J-J
L000r___July 1 1912
Water Bonds.
3 48'03 J-J
1,000r___July 1 1913
4s '91 .T-J $35,000c___July 1 1911 310'05 J-J
2,000r___Jan 1 1915
28,000c___July 1 1912 3148'05 A-0
4s '92 J-J
2,000r ._ _Oct 1 '1112
4s '93 A-0 125,000c___Apr 1 1913 4s '06 J-J
18,000c__July 1 '11-19
21.000c___Jan 1 1913 4s '06 J-J
45 '93 J-J
5,000r___July I 1921
20,000c_July 1 1913 48 '08 J-J
48 '93 J-J
600r__ _Jan '11-'18
4s '94 A-0 10 000c__Apr I 1914
Building Bonds.
4s '94 A-0 10.000r_ -Oct 1 1914 314s 01 J J $20,000r___Jan 1 1911
4s '95 A-0 10,000r__Apr 1 1915 3148'02 J-J
22,000c__Jan 1 1922
4s '96 A-0 10.000c___Apr 1 1916 3143'06 J-J
975r __Jan 1 '11-16
4s '97 A-0 30,000cApr 1 1917 410'07 .T-J
13,000c_ _July 1 '11-22
4s '98 A-0 33,000c. __Oct 1 1918 4s '10 J-J
800____Jan '11-'14
348'01 A-0
6,000r__Apr 1 1911
Public Playgrounds.
3148'02 A-0
5,000r_ _ _Apr 1 1912 3148'03 J-.I •$31,000c___July 1 1933
348'03 A 0
8,000r_ .. Apr 1 1913
Fire Apparatus Bonds.
48'00 A-0 10.000c__Apr 1 1920 310'02 J-J
$5.000r___July 1 1912
310'00 A-0 10,000c__Oct 1 1920 314s'03 J-J
2,000r._ _July 1 1913
34s'05 A-0 20,000r_ _ _Oct 1 '11-20 48'10 J-J
2,500r___Jan '11-'20
3 48'05 A-0
9,000r._ _Oct 1 '11-19 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '10_ _ $745,500
3 48'05 A-0 13,000c_ _ _Oct 1 '11 15 Floating debt
2,480
4s '06 A-0 32.000c__ _Oct 1 '11-26 ,Sinking funds
$40,242
4 4s '07.T-J
17,000c_ _July 1 '11-27 Water debt (additional)
496,000
48 '08 'J-J
8,000c__July 1 '11-'18 Water sinking fund (add'1)
270,220
f 3,000r__Jan 1 '11-'13 Borrowing capac. Feb 1 '10 311,417
48 '09 J-J i12.000r_Jan 1 '14-'17 Assessed valuation, real _19,180,300
8,000r_Jan 1 '17-'18 Assessed val.. personal__ _ 6,924,065
Public Park Bonds.
Total valuation 1901
26,104,365
4s '93 A-0 '20,000c __Oct 1 1923
(Assessment at full value.)
Wire Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910___ 316.80
3;43'02 J-J
$2,000r___July 1 1912 Population In 1910
27.834
3 48'03 .T-J
7,000r _ _Jan 1 1913
"Special loans.
INTEREST is largely payable at the Boston Safe Dep.& Tr.Co.,Boston,
WATERTOWN. H. W. Brigham, Treasurer.
This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated Sept. 17
1630.
LOANSWhen Due.
Drainage Loan
Templeton Fund.
30'05 M-N $10,000c-_May 1 1915
58
$2.500_Perman't note 4s '06 M-N 10,000c_ _ _May 1 1916
School House Notes.
48 '07 M-N
5,0000___May 1 1914
48 '94 M-S $8,000c Sept 11911.14 1148'03 J-J
8,1/00c__ _July 1 1912
48 ,05 M-N 45.000c_May 1 1011-25 is '05 J-.1
5.
000e
I'
1911
4s
J-J
4,000-_July 1 '13-'14 314s
A-0
2,000____Oct 1 1913
Street Loan.
Lts '02 J-.1 10000c_ July 1 1912
3148'05 M-N $60.000eMay 1 1914-23 48
10,500__July 1 '18-'19
J-J
48 '07 M-N J14.000cMay 1 1911-17 4s '10 M-S
3,500___ _Sept 1 1920
130,000oMay 1 1918-23
Public Library Notes.
4s '07 M-N 18,000oMay 1 1911-19 314s
$5,000____July 1 1911
J-J
4s '07 M-N
5.0000___May 1 1912
Water Notes
4s
J-J
22,000__July 1 '12-'13 3148
J-J $171 000c_ _ _Jan 1'11-29
48 '04 J-J 120.000c_July 1 '11-34

32

MASSACHUSETTS-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Municipal Loan Bonds.
Refunding Notes.
9s '09 M-N $4,000c___Nov 1 1917 4s '08 M-N $9,225c___May 1 1917
3 As
J-J
Town Notes.
23,000____July 1 1911
5I-N 12,000__May 1 '11-16 4s '05 F-A $13.000cAug 1 1914-15
4s
M-N 40,000„May 1 '17-36 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1910 $675,225
4s
Sewer Loan.
Total assessed val. 1910.._14,319.289
4s '06 M-N $52,000c_May 1 '11-'38 Total tax (per 51,000) 1910-.418.20
11 202
4s '06 A-0
7.000c___Apr 1 191R Population in 1905
12.875
4s '10 M-S
5,500____Sept 1 1920 Population in 1910
INTEREST on water 4s is payable at the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Co.; refunding notes and school 4s of 1909 at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston;
on other notes at the Fourth National Bank, Boston.

WELLESLEY. Fred. 0. Johnson, Treasurer.
This town Is In Norfolk County. Incorporated April 6 1881.
Building Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSMS $2,400c.,.Sept 1 '11-13
Water Works.
Road Bonds.
4s
J-D $6.000c_Dec 30 1911
MS $3,0000_ _ _Sept 1 1911
A-0
6,000c___Oct 1 1912 4s
4s
Parkway Bonds.
M-S 18,000c-__Sept 1 1913
4s
M-S $14.000cSept 1 1911-24
51-S 12.000c_Mch 1 '22-27 45
4s
M-S
9,000__Mch 1 '11-'28
M'S
2,000c___Sept 1 1922 45
4s
School Bonds.
M-S
8,000c_Mch 1 '12-'1,,
4s
M'S j 2,000c_Mch 1 1916 48 05 M-S 891 0 Mcgept 1 '11-'24
45
1 1,000c___Nich 1 1920 4s '10 M-S 75,000__Sept 1 '15-29
Electric Light Bonds.
I 3,000c___Mch 1 1911
M-S 510.000c_Sept 1 '11-'15
I 4,000_cMch 1 '12 13 4s
M-S
2,000c_ Moll 1 '11 '12
1 13.000c___Mch 1 1914 4s
M-S
6,000c_S,
48
"pt 1 '11 .13
1915
1
j142,0000___N1ch
4s
M-S{ 17,000c___Mch 1 1916 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '09.. $464,000
286,000
I 8,000c___Mch 1 1917 Water debt (Included)___
35,000
I 4,000c_Mch 1 '18-19 Floating debt (additional)
154,247
J 1,000c___Mch 1 1920 Sinking fund assets
13,967.085
I 12.000c_ __Mch 1 1921 Total valuation 1909
4,000c_Sept 1 '18-'21 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_412.00
M-S
43
Population In 1910
5,413
• INTEREST Is payable by the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co.. Boston.

WESTBOROUGH. Harry W. Kimball, Treasurer.

Lxxxxi.

WINTHROP. H. W. Aiken Treasurer.
Incorp, In 1852.
This town (P. 0.Sta. Boston) Is In Suffolk County
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS$8,000__Jan 1 '11-'14
Municipal Loa Is.
12,000__Jan 1 '15-'18
4s '09 A-0 $36,000c_ Oct 1 '11-'19
20,900..,Jan 1 '19-'23
4s '10 A-0 55,000c_Oct 1 '11-20
4s '08 J-J
20.000.. Jan 1 '24-'27
School Bonds
24,000Jan 1 '28-'31
4s '08 ___ $36.000_Nov 15 '11-'28
28,000....Jan 1 '32-'35
Shore Road Loan (Notes).
16,000_ _Jan 1 '36-'37
3 As'01 ___ 532,000...June 1 '11-26
7,000_Jan 1 1938
Land Purchase (Notes).
{12,000__Jan 15 '11-'16
$3,600....July 1 '11-'18
3.s'98 ___
18,000_ _Jan 15 '17-'22
3,787_ _ _ _July 1 1913 4s '09 J-J
3 As'03 ___
28,000_ _Jan 15 '23-29
33-s'05 ___ 2,119.25_Apr 22 1915
4s '10 J-J
20,000__Jan 1 '11-'20
School Notes.
20,000_ _Jan 1 '21-30
3 As'01 ___ f $6,000_ _ _ _Nov 1 1911 4s '10 J-J
Sundry Appropriations (Notes).
1 5,000__Nov 1 '12-'16
___ $2,000_ __ _Dec 27 1911
4s '04
Park Improvement Notes.
2,818___Dec 27 1912
$3,000___Dec 24 1911
3 As'02 ___
5,993___Sept 26 1911
5,000_Nov 10 1913 4s '04 ___
3 As'03 ___
Street Notes.
Highways (Notes).
$4,250_ _ _June 28 1912
31.s'04 __- $6,000_May 12 '11-'14 31.s'02
,409.81_May 1918
1,600_Dec 27 1911 4s '08 __
33.s'04 ___
Sewer & Drains (Notes).
1,600Dec 31 1913
3 As'04 ___
52,180____July 1 1913
35s'03
Hose House & Refunding Notes.
1,660___May 12 1914
33s'05 ___ S18,250_Apr 15 '11-15 3 As'04
1,710_Oct 12 1914
3.s'05
Cemetery Notes.
5 1915
4s '06 ___ $3,570 72Aug 1 1916 33.8'05
4,885_ _ _June 22 1917
4s '08 ___
Refunding Bonds.
4,750___Dcc 27 1917
$48,000_June 29 '11-'18 4s 09 ___
4,995.__Dec 13 1918
3 Yo'08 __ 1 30,000_June 29 '19-'24 4s '09 ___
Fire Hose Notes.
4,000___June 29 1925
$1,012_ -June 22 1918
3,000_ __June 29 1926 4s '08 ___
4s '08 ___ 18,000_June 30 '11-'16 Funded debt Sept 24 ;-10_5577,267
233 ,000
2,000_ _ _June 30 1917 Water debt (Included)___
Borrow. capac. Sept 24 '10_ 83,592
Tidewater Displacement (Notes).
_ _13,193,300
3 As'02 ___ $3,000.__June 28 1912 Tax valuation
20
1910____518
1910._Tax rate (per $1.000)
10,132
Population In 1910
INTEREST on municipal loans payable at Old Colony Trust Co.,Boston•

Incorporated In Nov. 1717.
School Notes.
1911-1912 WOBURN. Robert J. Corry, Auditor. J. C. Burke, Treas.
43 '05 __
$2,000
1911
2,000
48 '06
Playground Debt.
General Municipal Loans.
1911
1,440
4s
'11-'14 4s '09 ___
53,500.. _July 1 '11- 17
4s '06 ___
28,000 -----1911-1926 4s '04 M-N $4,000c__Nov
Sewer Debt.
4,000c__Oct 1 1911
A-0
Permanent debt Jan. 1 '10.. $162,490 3)s'01
'11-'15
'95
4s
A-0
$1,000c
10,0000__Oct
Oct 1911
A-0
'05
4s
Temporary & demand notes 28,000 3As'02 J-J
1,200c_July 1 '11-'16
4,000c_July '11-'12 4s '06 J-J
4,000
Trust funds
4s '08 ___ J 2,000July 1 '11-'14
'11-'16
21,000cJuly
J-J
'06
4s
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1910_ 194,490 53 '07 J-J
1
300.___July 1 1915
28,000r_July 1 '11-'17
28,343
Sinking funds Jan 1 1910_
___ 40,000__July 1 '11-'18
School Bonds.
3,265,159 4s '08 J-J
Tax valuation 1909
'11-'15
J-J
'11-'19
53,250c___July
'05
1
4s
36,000c_July
'09
48
Total tax (per $1,000)1909_420.40 4s '09
9,000_ _July 1 '11-'19 33,0'03 F-A I 9,000c__Aug '11'-13
___
5,446
Population In 1910
Aug 1914
Fire Department Bonds.
1 1,000c
8,400c___July '11-'31
53,000c_July '11-'15 45 '06 J-J
48 '05 J-J
WESTFIELD. C. N. Oakes, Town Treasurer.
16,000c__July '11-'26
4.000-_July '11-'14 45 '06 J-J
48 '06 J-J
This town Is in Hampden County.
4s '06 F-A f 2,000r___Aug 1 1914
Highway Bonds.
High School Notes.
When Due.
LOANS157,000r__Aug 1 '15-'33
4s '06 ___ $19,200_Mch 1 '11-'16 4s '04 F-A $3,000c_Aug 1 '11-'12
Water Bonds.
1911 45 '08 J-J
8.000r___July '11-'26
1,000c_Nov 1
4s '04 M-N
Sewer Notes.
4s '97 A-0 548,000....Oct 1 '11-'22
5,000..July 1 '11-'15
2,500c_July 1 '11-'15 48 '07 J-D
17,000„July 1 '11-'27 3)s'07 ____ $2,000___Sept 17 1911 4s '05 J-J
4s '02 J-J
Bonds.
Street
48
M-S
'11-'15
1
'05
2,500c_Sept
20
'10.4324,400
Permanent debt Jan
Gas and Light Bonds.
July 1911
$1,000c
2,500c_Nov 1 '11-'15 48 '03 J-J
70,000 4s '05 M-N
33,0'88 J-D 576,000__Jan 1 '11-'29 Water debt (Included)
July 1911
500c
500c_Aug 1 '11-'11 4s '05 J-J
9,227,723 4s '05 F-A
48 '07 -- 22,000__Oct 1 '11-'32 Tax valuation 1909
1 '11-'12
1,000__July
___
'08
4s
Water
Bonds.
(Assessment about 9-10 actual value.)
Sewer Bonds.
$6,000c...July '11-'18 TOTAL BONDED DEBT
4s '07 ____ $12,000__Nov 1 '11-'22 Total tax (per $1,000) 190J-417.50 4s '06 J-J
$420,000
1910
May
4
'I1'22
1
J-J
24,000r_July
As'07
13.609
1905
in
4s '03 A-0 60,000__Oct 1 '11-'22 Population
11,016 090
26,000 _July 1 '11-'23 Tax valuation 1909
16,044 4s '08 ___
330'04 A-0 40,000_June 1 '11-'20 Population in 1010
9,000July 1 '11-'19 (Assessment same as actual value.)
4s '09 ___
INTEREST on water bonds at Boston; on others at Westfield.
48 '09 ___
500____July 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_519.80
14,401
Population In 1905
Soldiers Monument Bonds.
WEST SPRINGFIELD. F. S. Sibley, Treasurer.
15,308
$600c__ _ Dec '11'12 Population in 1910
4s '02 J-D
This town (P. 0. Sta. Springfield) is In Hampden County.
in
others
Woburn.
on
Boston;
2nd
Bank,
at
1009
Nat.
of
4s
INT.
payable:on
Water Bonds-(Con.)When Due.
LOANS45
___ $165,009.. __Apr 1 1927 WORCESTER. James Logan,Mayor; DeWitt Clinton,Treas.
General Purposes.
__ $12,000__May 5 '11-'22 3 As g A-0 50,000____Oct 1 1930
5s
This city is In Worcester County. Incorporated as a city Feb. 29 1848.
1911-1930 LOANS8,000_0ct 1 1911-18 4s '05 ____ 40,000
A-0
45
Street Paving Loans
When Due.
Bridge Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
J-J $80.000r__July 1 1912
35s
Funded City Loans
$25,000
___
'07
_s
1928
1
$50,000___May
M-N
48
J-J
1925
A-0
1
As
3
$50
4s
29,000r___July 1 1912
000r___Apr
M-N 25,000c___Nov 1 1933 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 19104501,403 4s
4s g
A-0 40,000r___Apr 1 1915
A-0 250.000r___Apr 1 1926 3 As
344.000
_ _ 25,000___May 1 1929 Water debt (included)
48 ¢
A-0 350,000r___Apr 1 1927 3 As '04A-0 31,000r___Apr 1 1914
4s
_6,865,278
_
__
1909
valuation
Tax
Water Bonds.
3 As
A-0 25,000r___Oct 1 1911 3.s'06 A-0 28,500r___Apr 1 1016
___ $25.000____Apr 1 1929 Total tax (per $1.000) 1909_416.50 33.s
4s g
A-0 18.000r___Apr 1 1912 43 '06 J-J 148,825r_July 1 1916
9,224 3 As
A-40- 25,000__ _Oct 1 1930 Population in 1910
43 g
A-0 28 000r___Apr 1 1914 4s '07 A-0 50,000r___Apr 1 1917
50,000r__Jan 1 1918
As
3
A-0 30,000r___Oct 1 1915 48 '08 J-J
Weymouth.)
WEYMOUTH. J. H.Stetson Treas.(P.0.So.
10,000r___Apr 1 1917 4s '08 A-0 15,000r___Apr 1 1918
This town is In Norfolk County. Incorporated 1623. The town's total 48 '07 A-0 20,000r___Apr
J-D
1919
'08
4s
1
15,000r___June 11018
A-0
3s
including
water-works
be
$1,294,568,
assets on Jan. 1 1910 were figured to
48 '08 J-J
80,000r___July 1 1918
Bridge Bonds
property valued at $526,470.
5,000-___June 1 1918 3 As'09 J-J 100,000r-Jan 11910
45 '08 J-D
-Bonds
-(Con.)
Water
Due.
When
LOANSA-0 20,000r___Apr 1 1919
Hospital Bonds.
33s
5,000c __May 11027
M-N
45
Town House Notes,
J-J
75,000r___July 1 1919
A-0$300,000r_Oct 1 1912 33s
8.000c___May 11026 33s
M-N
4s '07 J-D $5,000___Dec 15 1915 4s
J-J
1917
1
'10
295,000___Jan 1 1920
4s
45,000r___Apr
'07
45
A-0
'31
&
M-N
'29
6,000cMay 1
6,000.... _Dec 15 1916 4s
4s '07 J-D
A-0
09
10,000____Oct 1 1919
48
1918
J-J
1
'08
48
4,000r-__July
12,000c May 1930 &'32
M-N
45
Wharf Street Note
3 As'09 A-0 20,000____Oct 1 1919
Sidewalk Bonds
16,000c_May 1 '33-'34
SI-N 52,000____Nov 1 1911
4s
4s
__July 1 1920
J-J
1918
1
75,000_
'10
'08
Apr
4s
A-0
$25,000r___
I 2,000c___May 1 1935
School Notes.
Fire Bonds.
10,000r__ _July 1 1918
M-N 525,000c-Mayil '11-'20 3s M-N i 3,000c___May 1 1936 43 '08 J-J
33.s
25.000r___Jan 1 1919 3 As '05A-0 $26,000r___Apr 1 1915
16,000c___May 1 11)37 330'09 J-J
4s
F-A 13,000__Nov 1 '11-'23
A-0 45,000r___Apr 1 1911
25,000Jan 1 1920 340
I 5,000c___May 1 1937 45 '10 J-J
4s '07 M-N 40,000__Nov 1 '19-'26
4s '08 J-J
17,000r__July 1 1918
Public Playground Loans.
111,000c_May 1 1939
Bridge Notes.
A-0 536,000r_Oct 1 1918 4s '10 J-J
15,000r___Jan 1 1920
48
4s '07 J-D $7,000.. _June 1 '11-'17 BOND. DEBT (all water)
Loans.
1929
1
School
3s
J-J
50,000r___July
$496,000
April 1 1910
Water Bonds
4s
A-0 $40,000r__Apr 1 1917
Beaver Brook Loan.
201,500
M-N 5300,000c_Nov 1 1914 Floating debt
4s
J-J 177,000r___July 1 1919
293,528 30'06 A-0 $25,000r___Apr 1 1916 3 As
50,000c___Nov 1 1917 Sinking funds
M-N
4s
J-J
30,000r___Jan 1 1920
8 4s '08 J-D 28,000r-__June 1 1918 33-s
448
89:9
2026
M-N 21,000c__Nov 1 1919 Water sinking fund (incl.)-7,9
43
A-0 20,000r___Apr 1 1921
3 As
A-0 37,000r___Oct 1 1915 3 As
29.000.3__Nov 1 1920 Total valuation 1900
M-N
45
25,000r___Apr 1 1911
11017
3
As
7,000r___Oct
A-0
4s
A-0
at
assessed
value.)
1921
1
actual
(Property
15,000c_ __May
M-N
4s
95,000r___July 1 1921
J-J
A-0 45,000r___Apr 1 1919 34s
M-N $13,000c___May 11024 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_421.00 33.s
48
75,000r___July 1 1922
J-J
50,000____Jan 1 1920 3 As
12,895 4s '10 J-J
4,000c_ __May 11025 Population in 1910
M-N
4s
27,000r___July 1 1916
4s '06 J-J
Loans
INTEREST on town and school debt payable at Town Treasurer's 48 Funded Sewer
1 1917
98,500r___Apr
A-0
J-J $80,000r_ Jan 1 1912 43 '07
Office; on other loans at the Shawmut Bank, Boston, Mass.
15,000r_Jan 1 1918
45
J-J 100,000r__ Jan 1 1916 48 '08 J-J
65,000r--Jan 1 1919
J-J 200,000r___Jan, 1 1927 3.s'09 J-J
WHITMAN. Isaiah T. Churchill, Cli'm'n Board of Assessors. 43
A-0 10,000r___Apr 1 1927
45
J-J 300,000r_ July 1 1928 45
This town is in Plymouth County. Incorporated March 4 1875.
J-J 100,000r___July 1 1928
3 As
J-J 170,000r___July 1 1920 3s
Fire Station Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSA-0 125,000r___Apr 1 1929
As'09
As
3
3
A-0
1920
1
1914
Apr
20,000r_
$10.000r
.1-1)
4s
So. Abington Water Bonds
65,000r---Jan 1 1920
A.-0 400,000r-Apr 1'30-'31 4s '10 J-J
1913 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1910_$236,000 3 As
M-S $50,000r
43
Water Loan.
Funded
1932
1
A-0
72,155
90,000r__Apr
”is
fund
Sinking
1916
50,000r
M-S
48
1 1914
A-0$250,000r___Apr
4s
As
3
1912
J-J
1
4,873,348
39.000r___July
Total valuation 1909
Town Water Bonds
A-0 100,000r__Apr 1 1915
A-0 57,000r___Apr 1 1913 43
3 As
1925 (Assessment at fair cash value.)
M-S $20,000r
4s
A-0
1
185,000r___Apr
4s
1018
1933
1
35,000r__Apr
31s
A-0
$1,000)
50
1909____$22
(per
rate
Tax
Hall
Town
Bonds.
A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1919
6,520 35s '05A-0 60,000r_Apr 1 '34-'35 4s
M-S $77,000r
1926 Population in 1905
4s
A-0 30,000r___Apr 1 1920
7,292 33,0'06 A-0 20.000r_Apr 1 1936 45
Population in 1910
School House Bonds.
A-0 70,000r.. __Apr 1 1921
43 '07 A-0 50,000r-__Apr 1 1917 4s
INTEREST Is payable at Boston.
1913
J-D $11.200r
4s
A-0 150,000r ___Apr 1 1922
25,000r___Jan 1 1911, 4s
48 '08 J-J
A-0 100,000r_Apr 1 '23-'24
WINCHESTER. G. H. Eustis, Treas.; G. H. Carter, Clerk. 45 '08 J-D 25,000r-June 1 1918 4s
1
45
A-0
1918
1850.
30
April
12,000r__July
4s
Incorporated
in
200,000r___Apr 1 1925
is
'08
town
J-J
County.
Middlesex
This
A-0 75.000r___Apr 1 1926
School Loans.
35,000r_-Jan 1 1919 4s
3 As'09 J-J
Water Bonds
A-0 300,000r __Apr 1 1927
A-0 20,000r___Apr 11010 45
45
M-N $5,000c___May 1 1911 3 As '03A-0j576.000c_Oct 1 '11-'29 35s
I 6,0000_Oct 1 '30-'31 48 '09 A-0 20,000-__Oct 1 1919 43
.A-0 350,000r___Apr 1 1928
J-D 17.000c_June 1 '11-'27
334s
J-J
50,000r___Jan 1 1920 45
25,000r___Jan 1 1929
M-N 10,000c_ __May 11011 3 As '05A-0 10,000c Oct 1 '11-'20 4s '10 J-J
3a
J-D 700,000r___June 1 1929
Stable Bonds.
3 As'10 J-J 100,000r___Jan 1 1930 3 As
M-N 4,000c _May 1 1912
43
3 As
J-D 250 000r___June 1 1930
Grade Crossing Abolition
51-N 11,000c-_Nov 1 1912 3 As '0351-N $5.000c_Nov 1 '11-'15
45
A-0 150,000r___Apr 1 1931
4s '08 J-J $50,000r___July 1 1918 3s
Surface Drain Notes.
48
J-D 14,0000..- June 1 1913
J-J
35,000r___July 11031
M-N 30,000c_May 1 '14-'15 33s'09 J-D $8,000c_Dec 1 '11-'12 3 As'09 J-J 100,000r___Jan 1 1910 33s
48
3 As
J-J
Sewer Bonds
75,000r___July 1 1932
43
Building Bonds
M-N 14,000c___May 1 1918
A-0 50.000r___Apr 1 1932
48
M-N 6,000c___May 1 1917 48 '95 J-D $30,000c_Dec 1 '17-'22 33s '05A-0 $15 000r___ Apr 1 1915 3 As
45
As
3
1
1 1932
'21-'22
_Dec
J-D
'18-'24
70,000cA-0
1
50,000r___Oct
Rifle
Range
Bonds.
6,000c_Nov
3s
M-N
Highway Bonds.
J-J 100,000r___Jan 1 1933
48 '08 .8 J $12.000r. __Jan 1 1918 3 As
M-N 11,000c___Nov 1 1925
48
A-0 25,000r__ Oct 1 1933
M-N 4,000c___May 1 1917 3 As'03 5I-N $1,000____Nov 1 1911 4s '08 J-J
14,000r___July 1 1918 3 As
335
M-N
3343
J-J 125.000r___Jan 1 1934
2,000c___May 1 1914 TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 1910_$480.500
3 As
Funded Park Loan.
80.000r___July 11034
601,827 34s
M-N
38,500r__July 1 1932 3 As '04J-J
33s
J-J
1,000c__ _May 1 1916 Water works, cost of
J-D 33,000c_June 1 '26-'28 Total assessed val. 1909 12,471,725 4s
A-0 250,000r__Apr 1 1938 3 As '04J-D 50,000r-Dec 1 1934
48
M-N 12.000c-Nov 1 '29-'30 (Assessment at falr market value.) 3 As '05A-0 58 300r__ Oct 1 1915 3 As '05A-0 15.000r___Apr 1 1935
3As
3 As'06 A-0 25,000r_Apr 1 1938
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_416.20
Playground Bonds
Catch Basin
9 43 '08 A-0 $10,000r_Oct 1 1918 4s '07 A-0 25,000r__-Apr 1 1917
9 236
8:30
48 '94 J-D $50,00013...Dec 1 '15-'24 Population in 1905
A-0 25,000r___Apr 1 1919
43 '98 J-D 12,500c___Dec 1 1928 Population in 1910 (est.)
3s
A-0 10,000r__Apr 1 1919 33s
25,000__Jan 1 1920
4s '10 J-J
INTEREST payable In Boston at the Old Colony Trust Co. and the
National Bank Boston.
Merchants'
INTEREST payable by check on
Eliot National Bank. Aiesidill ....AO ..A
19112/J-63 droJ...5 -I

This town is In Worcester County.
When Due.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
1922
M-N $31.000r
48
1926
M-N 10,0000
4s
M-N 30.000c-Nov 1 1928
330
4s '10 M-N 20,000__May 1 '11-30
Water Bonds.
M-S 520,000r_Sept 16 1918
4s
2,000r__Sept 16 1919
M-S
45
1920
M-S
5,000r
4s
1925
M-S 19,0000
4s
6.000o.._ Nov 1 1925
M-N
45




N07., 1910.]

RHODE ISLAND-DEBT OF STATE.

33

TOTAL DEBT SINKING FUNDS, &o.
TOTAL DEBT SINKING FUNDS, &cApr. 1 '10. Oct. 1 '09. Dec. 1 '08. Feb. 1 '07.
Oct. 1 '10. Jan. 1 '10. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08.
$9,944,625 $9,339,625 $8,830,625 $8,623,125 Total funded debt
$4,600,000 $4,800,000 $3,900,000 $3,650,000
3,790,681
3,536,035
3,604,755
3,502,851 Sinking funds
542,720
654,999
490,831
558,361
Net debt
$6,153,944 $5,803,500 $5,225,870 $5,120,274
Net debt
$4,057,280 $4,145,001 $3,341,639 $3,159,169
Water and park debt (inThe State had also on Oct. 1 1910 a floating debt of $100,000.
$4,154,800 $4,129,800 $4,104,800 $4,044,800
cluded above)
The sinking fund is largely invested in city, town and district bonds and
The sinking fund receives yearly a sum sulncient, with accumulations of notes, and It is to receive $72,784 yearly.
nterest on sinking fund investments, to retire entire debt at maturity.
On Nov. 2 1909 the Issuance of $500,000 harbor bonds was voted. None
In 1909 $384,943.09 was paid Into sinking fund. The water sinking fund on yet Issued.
Apr. 1 1910 amounted to $1,860,675.43.
TAX
-The total assessed valuation of real estate and
CITY PROPERTY.-The city owned property In 1909 valued at $17.- personal VALUATION.
property in Rhode Island in 1909 was $511,630,520. Tax rate
537,307.76, including water works, $4,784,777.77. Receipts from water (per
$1,000) in 1909 was $1.80.
assessments in year 1909, $355,720.45; interest on water loans, $143,387.50;
POPULATION OF STATEpaid to water sinking fund. $15,805.19.
542,674 1870
ASSESSED VALUAT1ON.-The city's assessed valuation and tax rate 1010
217,353 1820
83.059
480,082 1860
have been as follows, real estate being taken at "its full and fair cash value": 1905
174,620 1810
77,031
428.556
1850
147,545 1800
Personal
69,122
Rate of Tax
1
8
9
0
9
0
345,508 1840
YearsBeal Estate.
108,830 1790
Property.
68,825
Total.
per $1,000.
1910
276.531 1830
97,210
$141,228,602
$16.40 1880
1909
$105,896,500
STATE AND MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS LIMITATIONS.-Under
$27,487,702
133,384,202
16 40
1908
103,703,650
25,619,776
129.323,426
17 00 Section 13, Article IV. of the State Constitution, the General Assembly
1905
95.669,850
25.195.652
120,865,502
17 00 has no power to incur State debt to an
amount exceeding $50,000 without
1900
86,158,600
25,885,373
112,043,973
16 40
1895
71,104,650
16,939,866
88,044 516
15 40 the consent of th* people, except in time of war or of insurrection or invasion.
In
no
case
is
1890
the
57,819,250
Assembly
15 633,010
73 452,266
to pledge the faith of the State for the
15 60
In 1909 tax rate includes: State tax. $1.27; county tax, $1.01; city payment of obligations of others without the approval of the people. In
tax. $14.12, total, $16.40.
reference to city debts, there is nothing In the Constitution of Rhode
Average assessed valuation for three years 1907 to 1909,inclusive, less Island limiting the amount of
such obligations. The following, however
batements, was $125,n30 005 33.
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 145,986; in 1005 it was 127,763; In 1900 are two sections taken from Title 8. Chapter 48 (page 221) of the Revised
Statutes of the State of 1909. Since 1878 these provisions have been in
it was 118,421; In 1890 was 84,655; in 1880 was 58,291.
force, and consequently 3% of the taxable property has been the limit
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
of the power of each town (which includes city) to create debt.
SECTION 20.-"The outstanding notes, bonds and contracts of towns
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Poznen
shall
be paid and be fulfilled according to the tenor thereof, and all public
Locationdebt.
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1910.
Adams (T), Berkshire Co __ $133,000 None x$6,204,433 x19.50 13,026 works now authorized to be prosecuted shall be prosecuted and all indebtedness
now
authorized to be Incurred on account thereof may be incurred
Agawam (T), Hampden Co___•52.000
d1,839,840 d15.60
3,501
Amherst (T), Hampshire Co.._ 50,000 $34.700 d3,778,379 d17.50
5,112 according to the tenor of the authority thereof."
SECTION 21.-' No town shall, without special statutory authority therefor,
Avon (T), Norfo k Con ity_ ___•49.000
x1,005,830 x20.60
2,013
Ayer (T), Middlesex County.... 72,500
5,900 d2,088,530 d17.30
2,795 incur any debt in excess of three per centum of the taxable property of
Barnstable(T), Barnstable Co. 94,000
None d5,792,750 d14.70
4,676 such town. Including the Indebtedness of such town on the tenth day of
Barnstable County
None 60,602 d30,457,740 8.32 27,542 April, one thousand eight hundred seventy-eight, but the giving of a new
note or bond for a pre-existing debt, or for money borrowed and applied
Berkshire County
40,000 48,893 d79,888,118
105,259 to
the payment of such pre-existing debt, is excepted from the provisions
Blandford Fire Dist., Hampof
this section, and the amount of any sinking fund shall be deducted in
den County
25,000
None
190,000
Bourne (T), Barnstable Co
•74,300
d4,103,875 d13.20
2,474 computing such Indebtedness."
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS.-At the 1908
Cohasset, Norfolk County_.._'72,929
d7,652,937 d11.50
2,583
session of the Legislature, the laws concerning Rhode Island savings bank
Dalton Fire District
50,000 -11565 3,529,605
Dartmouth, Bristol County
12,500 35,000 d3,423,825 d16.00
4.378 investments were completely revised and materially altered In a great many
Douglas (T), Worcester Co __ _ 1'40,000
d1,233,795 x14.60
2,152 respects. That portion of the new law concerning investments Is contained
in Chapter 232, General Laws. Revision of 1909. The Act as amended in
East Longmeadow (T), Hampden County
15,000 10,000 x735,020 x18.50
1,553 1908 was printed in full on pages 7 and 8 of the "State and City Supplemet"
for Nov. 1908. In 1910 further amendments were made to those sections
Great Barrington Fire Dist_..135,000
4.00
Hadley (T), Hampshire Co _'42,100
d1,346,534 d14.80
1,999 of the law relating to investment in bonds of steam railroad companies,
electric railroads, street railways, gas, electric-light and power companies;
Hadley Water Supply Dist__ 55,000
None
Hatfield (T), Hampshire Co__ 50,000
5,078 x1,527,903 z14.50
1,986 these changes will be found In V. 90, p. 1376.
Hingham ('r), Plymouth Co_ _•30,772
d6,102,557 d15.00
4,065
Hopkinton (T), Middlesex Co_ 2 , 00 10,000 d1,578,361 d22.00
2,452
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN
Hull (T), Plymouth County_ _230,624
_ x7,007,056 x15.25
2,103
Ipswich (T), Essex County_ __170,000 -4-2,625 d4,786,749 x16.00
5,777
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
Lancaster, Worcester County.'38000
d4,142,080 d9.00
2,464
Ludlow (T), IIampden County 61,000 31,000 x3,989,672 x19.40
4,948
Note.-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
Mansfield (T) Bristol Co_
•134,080
d3,950,667 d17.60
5,183 given
below, see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
Maynard (T), Middlesex Co___125,000 30,300 d3,890,715 d16.60
6,300
Middleboro Fire DittrIct_ ____ 25,000
z3.401,170 z1.75
BRISTOL.
Geo. H. Peck, Treasurer.
Millers' Fails Water District__ 55,000
5,000
d903,500 d23.00
This town is the capital of Bristol County. Incorporated in 1746.
Millis, Norfolk County
30,000 10,000 d995,070 d17.60
1,399 Bonds are all taxable.
Monson (T), Hampden Co
37,000
d1,821,143 x17.00
4,758 LOANS
When Due. Floating debt and notes
$4,050
Montague (T), Franklin Co... 42,000 10,975 d4,233,469 d20.40
6,866
Sewer Bonds.
i
fund
19,354
Nantucket (T), Nantucket Co_•33,005 35,000 d3,367,950 d19.50
2,982 33.s g M-S $55,000c__ _Sept 1 1930 Sinking
Total valuation 1910
6,450,800
North Brookfield (T), Worces4s
40,000c
M-S
1932 (Assessment about actual value.)
ter County
*76,000
d1,617,985 d16.00
3.075
Refunding Bonds.
Town tax (per $1,000) 1910__.$14.50
Northfield, Franklin County
26,000
7,000 d1,353,313 d16.00
1,642 3%s
M-S5100,000c._ _Sept 1 19301Population in 1905
7,512
cOak Bluffs (T), Dukes Co
19,000 10,000 d1,825,700 d18.00
1,084 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_
__$195,0001
Oxford (T). Worcester County 25,200
d1,938,120 d17.90
3,361
INTEREST on notes is paid in Bristol, R. I.; on bonds in Providence.
Palmer (T), Hampden County 68,870
d4,177,916 d15.00
8,610
Plymouth County
204,000 87,000x101752 025 z16.00 144,337 BURRILLVILLE. Francis Fagan, Treas. (P. 0. Pascoag).
Provincetown(T),BarnstableCo 84,000 48,635 d2,047,412 d25.50
4,369
This town Is situated in Providence County. Incorporated 1806. Bonds
Rutland, Worcester County..'58.000
d721,176 d22.50
1,743 are all taxable.
Scituate (T), Plymouth Co
•82.000
d4,475,660 d18.50
2,482 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 15 '10..1130,000
Sharon, Norfolk County
61,694
x2,763,782 d14.00
2,310
Funding Bonds.
Note debt
38,000
Southbridge (T), Wore Co___•172,210
x5,972,897 x22.40 12,592 33ig'99 M-S $60,000c___Sept 1 1939 Sinking fund & other assets. 97,369
South Hadley (T), Hampsh. Co.45,100
4,884
4,151 d2,790,011 d20.00
Highway Improvement Bonds.
Total
valuation
1909
4,207,950
Turners' Falls Fire District... 50,000
5,000 3,428,859
2.45
4s g '97 J-J $30,000c&rJan 1 'i3-'22 (Assess. about 80% actual value.)
Uxbridge, Worcester County_ 82,000
9,500 z2,993,290 z16.50
4,671
(Part due every five years.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-- _ _$1 3.00
Ware (T), Hampshire Co
71,910
8,774
None x4,814,775 z16.00
Refunding Bonds.
Population in 1905
7,425
Wareham, Plymouth County_ 33,000 10,609 d4,711,228 d14.40
4,102 33.4g'02 M-S $40,000c__ _Aug 1 1942 Population in 1910 (est)
8,000
Wayland (T), Middlesex Co..'58,200
x2,840,162 d17.30
6,206
INTEREST is paid at Industrial Trust Company of Providence.
Webster ('r),Worcester Co
51.000 47,000 d7,407,290 d8.00 11,509
Westport, Bristol County
None 34,000 21,739,800 d20.00
2,928 CENTRAL FALLS. C. A. Reynolds, Treasurer.
Williamsburg(T),IlampshireCo.50,000
d982,798 d17.00
This city, incorporated in 1895, assumed the debt of the old fire district
2,132
Williamstown (T), BerkshireCo.39,500
None x3,592,401 x19.50
3,708 (which is now a part of the city) and a part of the debt of the tows. of
Winchendon(T),Worcester Co. 87,000 25,000 d4,111,250 d20.00
Lincoln. Property consisting of land, buildings, water and sewer equip5,678
Yarmouth (T), Barnstable Co_ None 27,746 d2,086,849 d10.50
1,420 ment, &c., to the value of $762,177 is owned by the city.
Central Falls is In Providence County
• Total debt. (T) Town. x Formerly Cottage City. a State and LOANSRefunding Bonds
When Due
County tax rate. d Figures are for 1909. x Figures arc for 1910.
Fire District Bonds.
4s g '08 F-A $200,000cAug 1 '28-'47
414s g M-N $36,000c_May 15 '11-19 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_5554,070
City Bonds.
Cash on hand
5,355
45 g
J-D $160,000c_Dec 1'11 to'26 Value city prop'y Dec 1 '09.. 762.177
Bridge Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909.._ _9,489,862
95 '05 F-A$100,000c__Aug 1921-30 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
Town of Lincoln Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) '09-'10_515 00
(Proportion assumed by Central Falls.) Population in 1905
ITS
19.446
45
J-J $21.824c___Jan '11-'16 Population in 1910
22,754
DEBT, RESOURCES, drc.
19,068c_ _ July '11-'16
INTEREST
is paid at Industrial Trust Company of Providence.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total bonded debt
Sinking funds

State of Rhode Island.

E. M. Sullivan, Mayor; D. D. Waterman, Clk.
Total area of State (square miles)
1,250 CRANSTON.
This city is in Providence County. Incorporated in 1754.
State Capital
Gold Bonds
Providence
Floating debt
$276,073
4s g '92 J-J $150,000e&r_July 1 19221Sinking and other funds
241,103
Governor (term exp. first Tues. Jan., 1911)_Aram J. Pothier 4s
g '95 F-A 100.000c&rAug 15 1925 NET DEBT Apr 1 1909._ 769,970
Sec. of State (term exp. first Tues. Jan. '11)_J. Fred Parker 4s g '94 F-A 135,000c&r_Aug 1 1929 Total assessed val. 1908..15,851,905
4s
J-J 150,000c&r_July 1 1937
(Assessment about full value.)
Treasurer (term exp first Tues. Jan. 1911)__Walter A. Read 4s gg '97
50.000c&r_Jan 1 1945 Value of exempt property_ 2,474,38
'05 J-J
0

LEGISLATURE -As the result of an amendment to the Constitution
which was adopted at the election held in November 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' attendance in any calendar year.
HISTORY OF DEBT -For early history of the Rhode Island State debt
see "State and City Supplement" of April 13 1895. page 33. The bonds
outstanding at present are described as follows'
LOANSWhen Due, LOANSWhen Due.
Penal & Reformatory Inst Loan.
Highway Improvement Bonds
33ig'09 M-S $300,000e_Mch 1 1959 35 g '06 A-0 $600,0000._ Apr 1 1938
State House Loan
35ig'09 M-S 600.0000__Mch 1 1939
3Mg'94 J-J J$200,000c__Jan 1 !1914
Armory Construction Bonds.
400,000c__Jan 1 1924 3s g '06 A-0 5350,0000__Apr
1 1946
400,000c___Jan
334g94 J-J
1 1934
*Metropolitan Park Loan.
3s g '98 A-0 800,000c__July 15 1938 3 Asg'08 J-D $250,000c__June 1 1958
3s g '01 M-N 700,0000_ __May 1 1941
• This is debt Incurred for the benefit of the several townsand cities included In Metropolitan Park System. While such debt is a direct obligation of the State, Its payment must eventually be met by assessment on the
towns and cities benefited.
PAR VALUE OF BON DS.-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.




3 Ms'91) M-N 50,000c&r_Nov 1 1939 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1910___$13 00
Is g'07 M-N 100 000c&r.May 1 1917 Population in 1905
17,570
BOND,DEBT Apr I 1909_ _$735,000 Population in 1910
21,171
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's office.

EAST PROVIDENCE. Fred B. Halliday, Town Treasurer.

This town is in Providence County. Incorporated March 1 1862. Highschool bonds below are excluded in ascertaining borrowing capacity.
When Due.
LOANSHigh School Bonds
Town Bonds
45 '08 J-J $76,000____July 1 1948
4s '88 M-S $40,000c ____1911-1918 BOND. DEBT Oct 10 '10.4485.000
Gold Bonds-1893
School bonds (additional)
76,000
4s g '93 J-J $25,000c___July 1 1923 Town notes (additional)...
100,000
4s g '93 J-J 120,000c_JUly 1 '33&'43 Sinking fund
30,790
Gold Funding Bonds
Total valuation 1910
11,926,520
48 '97 J-D J$50.000c_June 15 1922 Town tax (per $1,000) 1910__$15.00
50.000r_June 15 1947 Population in 1005_
13,750
4s g '08 .J-.T 200,000c_ _Jan 1 1958 Population in 1910
15,808
INTEREST on coupon bonds is payable at the Rhode Island Hospital
Trust Co., Providence.
EAST PROVIDENCE FIRE DISTRICT. A. B. Lisle, Treasurer.
The water-works system of this district has been purchased by the East
Providence Water Company,subject to the outstanding debt of the district.
LOANSWhen Due. 414s e J-J $100
_ _July 1 1932
4s g J-J
$35,000c_ _July 1 1917 BOND, DEBT Oct
000g1910_5185,000
50,000c_ _July 11922 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1910_ _$1.50
434s g J-.T
INTEREST is paid at the Industrial Trust Co., Providence, R. 1.

34

RHODE ISLAND-CITIES AND • TOWNS.

EAST PROVIDENCE-WATCHEMOKET FIRE DISTRICT. W. J.
Faulkner, Secretary.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _$4.033,970
Sewer Bonds.
4%s'09 J-J $75.000c___July 1 1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$1.50
_
.000
1910
_376
May
DEBT
BOND.
INTEREST payable at Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. In Providence.

JOHNSTON. William Burton, Treasurer.

This town is In Providence County, and was incorporated March 6 1759.
On June 1 1898 a portion of this town, representing about five-sevenths
of the assessed valuation, was annexed to the city of Providence. The
commission appointed to apportion the debt to be assumed by the city of
Providence reported that the city's share of the net debt is $255,720 64,
leaving $101,677 48 as the town debt remaining. Bonds Nos. 1 to 100 and
151 to 191 (all inclusive) remain as an obligation of the town of Johnston.
The bonds given below are those remaining as an obligation of the town
after division.
8 000
26:5
00
When Due, BOND. DEBT Apr 1 '10_$17
LOANSNotes outstanding
Refunding Bonds
58,261
4s '08 J-J 1345,0000 1913,'18&'23 SInkIng fund
3,008,215
1 40,000c_1928 & 1933 Total valuation 1909
actual value.)
Gen. Imp. & Road Bonds -Gold. (Assessment about
4s g
F-A $50,000c&r_Feb 1 1912 Town tax (per $1,000) 1909_$13 00
4,550
F-A 41,000c&r_Feb 1 1917 Population in 1905
49 g
INTEREST Is payable by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co., Providence, and National Shawmut Bank, Boston.

LINCOLN. F. P. Manchester, Treasurer.

This town is In Providence County. Incorporated 1871.
When Due. Sinking fund and ca_ _$52,813
LOANS5.076,221
A-0$125,000c_Oct 15 1928 Total valuation 1909--4s g
Proportion old town debt___$20,930 (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
BOND.DEBT May 1 1911_ _145,930 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$14.00
9,222
90,000 Population in 1905
Floating debt
INTEREST payable at Industrial Trust Co.. Providence.

NARRAGANSETT. E. E. Coggeshall, Treasurer (P. 0.
Narragansett Pier).
This place located in Washington County was Incorporated as a town
n June 1901. The bonds are all taxable.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 10 1910_$185,000
LOANS47(05
Fioatlngdebt
Sewage Disposal Bends.
8 385
A911-1915 Sinking fund
A-0 $25,000c
Ss
1910_3,750.320
valuation
Total
General Bonds.
2-3 actual value.)
4s g '99 J-J $60,000e__Aug 15 1929 (Assessment about
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_$15.00
Improvement Bonds.
1,469
4s g '83 M-N $100,000c_Aug 15 1919 Population in 1905
INTEREST on the improvement bonds is payable in New York, on the
Boston.
in
bonds
disposal
sewage
and
bonds
general

Lxxxxi.

Hospital Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS3 Asg'10 NI-N $375,000r_May 1 19
School Loan
Park Loan.
4s g '91 J-J $116,000c&r_July 11811
4s g '95 Ni-N 300,000r___May 11025 4s g '92 M-S$500,000c&r..Mch 1 1922
4s g '97 A-0 500,000c&r_Apr 1 1927 33.4s g'9711J-N 874,000r_May 1 1097
31is g'99M-N 350,000r __May 1 1929 4s g '08 M-N 260,000rMay 1 1938
Public Improvement.
33.4s g'04M-N 300,000r__Nov 1 1934
31,4s g'06J-D 300,000r__ June 1 1936 3 jis g'97M-N 640,000r _May 11037
3 As g M-N 600,000rMay 1 '37 &'39 3s g '99 M-N 84,000c___ May 1 1929
4s g '08 M-N 295.000r_ May 1 1938
Fire and Police Loan.
Weybosset Bridge Loan.
$258,000r_Nov 1 1932
3 ha g'02
$270,000c&r.Mayl 1929
33.4sg'99M-N
Loan.
Bridge
Water Loan
3 As g 04M-N $200,000r,Nov 1 1934
3 jisg'86M-S$147,000cdcr.Sept 1 1916
Sewer Loan.
4s g '91 J-J$1,125,000c&r July 11021 4s g '93 A-0 817,000cdcr_Apr 1 1923
4s g '92 I'd-S 500,000c&r_Mch 1 1922 4s g '96 J-D 200,000r_June 11826
4s g '93 A-0 500,000c&r_Apr 1 1923 4s g '97 A-0 250,000c&r_ Aprl 1927
Refunding Water Loan
4s g '95 114-N 800,000c&r_May 1 1925
4s g '96 J-D 500,000c&r_June 1 1926 35 g '00M-N $2,668,000c&rMay 11830
Highway Loan.
1927
1
g
4s '97 A-0 300,000c&r_Apr
3 j•6fig'98A-0 200,000c&r_Apr 1 1928 4s g '94 hi-N $1,200,000r_May 1 1924
3s g '99 M-N 250,000c&r_lvtay 11920 4s g '97 A-0 500,000r_ Apr 1 1927
3s g '00 11.1-N 300,0000 ....May 1 1930 3s g '00 M-N 300,000c&r_May 11030
38 g '01 M-N 300,000r___May 1 1931 4s g '06 M-N 300,000c&r_Nov 1 1936
Johnston Annexation.
3 As g'03M-N 500,000r __Nov 2 1933
g'04M-N 200,000r__Nov 1 1934 3s g '99 M-S $166,000r_ _Sept 1 1939
3
JOHNSTON BONDS.
4s '06 g M N 350.000c __Nov 1 1936
School District No. IS.
3 jisg'10 NI-N 400,000r__May 1 1940
4s '94 A-0 $30,000c__Oct 1 1924
Town Bonds.
School District No. 1,
4s '92 F-A $50,000c___Feb 1 1912
4s 92 F-A 59.000c_ .Feb 1 1917 4s '97 M-N $17,000c___Nov 1 1927
DENOMINATIONS OF BONDS.-The coupon bonds are for $1,000.
coupon
the registered bonds for $1,000 and multiples of the same. All
bonds are transferable into registered bonds at the option of the holder.
follows:
as
payable
is
INTEREST on the bonds
Park loans due 1922; highway due 1930 and 1936; public improv't 1929;
school 1911 and 1927; sewer 1921 to 1923, 1925 to 1930, and 1936; water
1916 and 1923, 1927 and 1930,and bridge loan at National City Bank, N. Y.,
and at the City Treasury in Providence; on Johnston school bonds at Industrial Trust Co. In Providence; on Johnston town bonds at Union Trust Co.
In Providence; on all other loans at City Treasury.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, ETC.-The subjoined statement
shows the total municipal debt and the floating debt, the sinking fund and
the water debt, on the dates given:
Oct. 1 1910. Oct. 11009. Oct. 11008
$18,949,000 $18,443,000 318,470,000
Bonded debt (Incl. water debt)
962,887
997,804
462,035
Floating debt

319,411,035 $19,440,804 $19,432,887
Total debt
5,571,836
5,978,854
6,674,221
Sinking funds, &c. (list below)
1784;
In
in
1639;
Incorporated
Settled
County.
Newport
in
Newport is
$12,736,814 $13,461,950 313,861,551
Net debt
re-chartered in 1853.
Refunding Notes.
$4,080,000 $4,199,000 $4,416,000
When Due.
Water debt (incl. above)
LOANSCity-Hall and Improvement Bonds. 5s '07 J-1) $60,000__Dec 2 '11-'16
The notes outstanding on Oct. 1 1910 representing the floating debt were
Park Bond.
1M-N $153,000-__May 15 1948
4s g
to the following accounts:
are
chargeable
and
for
issued
F-A $40,000___Feb 15 1927 Receiving tomb, North
$12,266 00
J-J
18,000_July 25 1930 4s g
4s g
City Hospital
Sewer and Street Improvement.
220.000 00
Industrial School and Consol.
311,000 00 Sewer Construction
Burial Ground
A-0 $70.000___Apr 15 1921 School
10,000 00
special
M-N$146,000__May 15 1923 4s
Highways,
00
45
02,000
_
_
_
lots_
and
houses
F-A 50.000__Aug 1 1929 Union Trust Co. (cents.) _116,69 10
3;4s g M-N 15.000___Nov 15 1930 4s g
50,000__ _July 25 1915
330 g J-J
$462,035 10
Public Improvements.
Total
50,000-July 25 1930
M-N $100.000____May 1 1915 33,6s g J-J
4s g
SINKING FUNDS.-All sinking funds must be Invested In bonds or
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _$1,044,000
School-House
80.200 notes of the city of Providence or In the following classes of bonds, viz.:
Jan 1 1928 Note debt
J-J 140.000_
4s g
of
345.549 United States, any of the New England States, any city in the State
3345 '04J-D 150.000___June 1 1954 Sinking fund
River,
28.000c_July 1 '11-'38 Total assessed val. 1910_ _50,112,700 Rhode Island; Boston, Worcester, Cambridge, Springfield and Fall
4s '08 J-J
Hartford,
Haven,
New
Buffalo,
Rochester,
Albany
New
York,
(Assessment about 90% actual value) Mass.;
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $35,000____Nov 1 1916 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$12.00 Chicago. Detroit, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Baltimore.
45
The bonds of each of said cities shall be lawful investment of said sinking
25.039
F-A 98,000____Feb 11018 Population In 1905
4s
27,149 fund only so long as its indebtedness, less Its water debt and sinking fund,
Population In 1910
shall
not exceed 7% of its assessed valuation.
chool
the
Industrial-S
on
except
Newport,
at
payable
is
INTEREST
The loans for the redemption of which sinking funds are held by the
Loan. which Is payable at the Bay State Trust Co. Boston.
commissioners, and the amounts of the sinking funds Sept. 30 1910 are
CITY PROPERTY.-The city owns real estate valued by tax assessors shown
n the following table:
at $1,050.789.43, consisting of land valued at $324.197.33 and Improve362,566 26
Public lmpr. loan, 1929_323,264 66 Sewer loan, 1931
ments valued at $726,592.10.
78,823 07
Public impr. loan, 1937_133,301 15 Sewer loan, 1933
26,571 01
NORTH KINGSTOWN. Thos. J. Peirce, Clerk.
1934
loan,
Sewer
1938__
63
18,556
loan,
impr.
Public
52,330 20
This town Is in Washington County. Incorporated Oct. 28 1674. Nrater loan, 1916
774,254 08 Sewer loan, 1936
325,830 50
85,882 93 Park loan, 1922
Bonds are all taxable.
Water loan, 1923
$12,653 Water loan, 1926
92,869 07
When Due.I Sinking fund
42,530 71 Park loan, 1947
LOANS5 Water loan, 1927
16,352 13
53
218
70
valuation 1909_ _ _4,71
50,483 70 Park loan, 1938
Funding Bonds.
771,577 41
4,407 30 Highway loan, 1924
4s '05 M-S $125,000c-__Dec 1 1940 (Assessment about 80% actual val.) Water loan, 1930
57
50
280,197
38
rate
(per
1909
1910_
Apr
__$125,0001Tax
$1,000)
1927
DEBT
loan,
BOND.
134,894 40 Highway
School loan, 1911
4,046 School loan, 1925
71,276 77
20,000IPopulation In 1905
Floating debt
169,521 63 Highway loan, 1930
14
74,721
1936
loan,
Highway
INTEREST payable at Industrial Trust Co.. Providence.
75
272,234
School loan, 1927
136,723 68 Weybosset Bridge, 1929_107,066 21
School loan, 1929
NORTH PROVIDENCE.
26,075 32
1934
loan,
10
Bridge
39,937
loan,
1934
School
This town 15 In Providence Co. G. A. Manchester, Treas. (P. 0. Box School loan, 1936
32,731 48 Fire and police, 1932._ 47,375 97
474, Providence). Incorporated 1765. By a special Act of the Legislature School loan, 1937
19,043 63 Johnston Annexat'n, 1939 20,497 28
this town is given authority to borrow up to 7% of its assessed valuation.
1939
6,090 52 Johnston S.D.No.15, 1924 11,747 30
loan,
Schocl
$42.092
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS1, 1927 6,274 38
692,018 89 Johnston aDn..N1o0.12
Sewer loan, 1921
32,500
assets
Other
Funding Bonds.
12 Johnston S
328,166
1O
1922
loan,
Sewer
2,397,850
42
78
12
4s g '05 A-0 $65,000e- _Oct 1 1935 Total valuation 1909
19174
2,315
8
3
95
3
277,878
loan,
Johnston
loan,
1923
Sewer
50,000c_ _Deo 15 1912 (Assessment at fair cash value.)
4s J-D
455,189 31 Sinking fund for redempSewer loan, 1925
BOND. DEBT Oct 8 '09___$115,000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_312 00 Sewer loan, 1926
163,007 81
tion of city debt
283,945 15
3,816
69,500 Population in 1905
Floating debt
161,644 81
Sewer loan, 1927
INTEREST on the $50,000 bonds is payable at the Providence Institu- Sewer loan, 1928
Total sinking funds,
78,309 12
tion for Savings; on the $65,000 Issue at the Industrial Trust Co.
$6,674,221 02
Oct. 1 1910
86,609 69
Sewer loan, 1929
70,744 03
Sewer loan, 1930
PAWTUCKET. Henry W. Taylor, Auditor.
to Oct. 1
account
WATER WORKS.-The water-works construction
Incorporated 1880. The bonds of
This city Is in Providence County
1910 amounted to 37,071.283 41. In year 1909-10 Income from water
this city are all taxable.
on water
Interest
and
of
maintenance
cost
87;
was
$762,979
&c.,
Bonds.
rents,
Refunding
When
Due.
LOANS43s10 J-J $200,000c_ _July 1 1950 loans, 3386,337 57; surplus, $376,642 33. The total value of city property
General Funding B•nds
In 1909 was as follows: Real estate (including water works valued at 14.Water Bonds
4s '08 J-J $250,000 ___July 1 1948
48 '89 J-J $400,000e__ _July 1 1019 846,597.45), $15,465,962.45; personal property, 37.,0,919.15. Trust funds
General Debt Bonds.
4s g '85 J-J $150,0000__July 1 1915 33-4a g'00 A-0 80,000r__Apr 1 130 were valued at $575,961.82.
48 g '94 J-J 125,000c_ __July 1 1934
1914
1
200,000c_July
J-J
4s '89
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The valuation and tax rate have been as
($50,000 every 5 years to July 1 1929) 4s g '97 M-N 100.000c&r_May 1 1937 follows, real estate being assessed at "full fair cash value."
Amount
Tax per
4s g '93 A-0 600,000o, .Apr 1 1923 45 g '04 M-N 100.000c.._ .May 1 1929
Assessed Valuation
of Tax.
31,000.
210,000c&rfly1'13,18,'23 Years.
Total.
Real.
Personal.
4s r J-J 600.000c&r_July 1 '34-36
4s g '97 11-N 175,000e&r-May 1 1937 48'08 J-J1 140,000e&rfly1 '28 dc '33 1910$190,136.040 $69,009,020 3259,145,060 316.50 $4,275,893 49
16.50
3,970,206 90
1 85,000c&r__July 1 1938 1909._ 177,903,520
240,618,600
41 g '02 J-D 200,000r_ _ June 1 1922
62,715,080
18.50
3,837,848 85
232,596,900
4s g '04 JUN 490,000o_ -May 1 1944 4;4s'10 J-J 175,000cJuly 1 '15,2025 1908___ 174,559,260
58,037,640
16 50
3.669,467 01
150,000c_July 1 '30&35 1905_ 166,877,600
222,391,940
Sewer Bonds.
55,514,340
n.3119
16
84
0100 1900-- 149,094,840
00
3,073,875
Recapitulation of Deb t Jit3.85.0
192,117,240
48 g '93 A-01400,0000.-Apr I 1923
43,022.400
15 00
2,109,255 90
140,617.060
214sg'00A-0 40,000r_Apr 1 1930 General debt
35,932,620
1890___ 104.684,440
13 50
955,000 1880___ 88,012,100
1,564,933 50
115,921,000
4s g '94 J-J 175,000c&r_July 1 1934 Sewer debt
27.908,900
1,256,538 15
1,820,000 1870._ 52,511,800
13 50
93,076,900
4s g '97 M-N 225,000c&r_May 11837 Water debt
40,565,100
325,538 81
5 60
58,131,800
45 g '04 II-N 35,000o.,.. May 1 1944
21,042,000
1860___ 37.089,800
Total bonded debt
45 '08 J-J
$6,160,000
80,0000-__July 1 1948
The tax rate in 1909 Included State tax of 11 80 and city tax of $14 70
373,985
43-4s'10 J-J
90,000c ___July 1 1950 Floating debt
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 224,326; In 1905 was 198,635; in 1900 it
Bridge Bonds.
Total debt
36,533.985 was 175,597; In 1890 it was 132,146; in 1880 it was 104,856; in 1901) (est.)
Is g '01 21-N $25.000o___May 1 1934
$33
Fu
,581
s
7
Sinking
d
Less
219,000.
School Bonds.
re
$50,000r_ _June 11022 General
43.02J-D
”
SOUTH KINGSTOWN. E. Walker, Treas.(P.0. Wakef'd.)
211,085
1 1939 Sewer
334sg'99 A-0 50,000c&r_Apr
This town is In Washington County. Incorporated Feb. 26 1722.
1,154,249
2,113,814
41 re '04 M-S 120.000c.. _Mch 1 1929 Water
$85,400
When Due. Note debt
LOANS40 '08 J-J 100,000c&-r_July 1 1938
5,280,946
Total valuation 1909
1
1
Improvement Bonds.
Jan
DEBT
NET
Bonds.
Improvement
910_$4,420,171
Street
cash
value.)
fair
(Assessment
'11-'21
Dec
15
$61,000r
.1-D
334sg'99 A-03100,000r_Apr 11039 Assessed valuation, real.. 38.645.540 4s
Assessed val., personal__ 6,844.220 (35.000 in even do $6,000 In odd yrs.)'Total tax (per $1,000) OW__ __MOO
Highway
5,224
1 1935 Total valuation 1909___ 45.489.760 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _ _ 466,000 Population in 1905
$250,000o__Nov ..
4s g '05 M-NBonds
INTEREST Is payable by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
(Assessment fair cash value.)
4348.10 J-J 125,000c_ _July 1 1950
33
38
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909......._4
1.6.
1 and at the Town 'Treasurer's office.
50
Fire-Station Bonds.
4s g '05 M-N $25.000c_-Nov 1 1930 Population in 1905
51,622 WARREN. Charles W. Greene, Treasurer.
Population in 1910
Public Park Bonds.
This town Is In Bristol County. Incorn. 1746. Bonds are taxable.
43is'10 J-J $40,000c_ July 1 1950
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1910___355,000
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank of Boston.
25.000
F ceding debt
Refunding Bonds.
5,805,320
PROVIDENCE. W.L. Clarke, Treas.; P.S.Chase,Auditor.
J$21,000c Oct 1 '11-'17 Total valuation 1910
A-01 20.000o Oct 1 '18-'22 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
The city is situated in Providence County, which has no debt. On Is g
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910___$13.00
School Bonds.
June 1 1898 a portion of the town of Johnston, representing about five5,613
sevenths of the assessed valuation, was annexed to the city of Providence, 3 As g J..1 $14.000c_July 1 '11-'17 Population in 1905
0,585
I Population In 1910
and the latter was to assume $255,720 64 of the net debt of the old town
INTEREST payable at the Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
of Johnston. City was incorp. 1832. None of the city's bonds are tax-exempt.

NEWPORT. John M. Taylor, Treasurer.




NOT., 1910.]

CONNECTICUT-DEBT OF STATE.

WARWICK. II. W. Barber, Treas. (P. O. Apponaug).

35

DEBT LIMITATION.-The Constitution of Connecticut contains but a
This town is in Kent County. Patent granted and signed by the Earl of single provision restricting the debt-making power. The provision
Warwick March 14 1643.
Article 25, adopted as an amendment in 1877, and is as follows:
When Due. Total assessed val. 1909_$22,696,928
LOANSNo County, City, Town, Borough or other Municipality shall ever sub33s g J-J $400,000c Jan 1 1932
(Assessment about full value.)
scribe
to the capital stock of any railroad corporation, or become the pur1910_3400,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ -87.50
BOND. DEBT Nov.
400,0001Population in 1005
Floating debt
24,773 chaser of the bonds, or make donation to, or loan its credit in aid of, any
73,6951Popuiation in 1910
Sinking fund
26,629 such corporation; but nothing herein contained shall affect the validity of
INTEREST payable in Providence at Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. 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
WESTERLY. James M. Pendleton, Treasurer.
additional appropriations of money or credit any railroad debt contracted
This town is in Washington County. Incorporated 1669. The town's prior to the adoption of this amendment.
water system extends into Watch Hill, R. I., and Pawcatuck, Conn. On
The foregoing is explicit and comprehensive, covering every municipality.
Oct. 17 1903 the town assumed tile debts of the several school districts
therein, purchased all the properties for $103,868, and built a new high There are no general restrictions in the Revised Statutes; whatever restrictions have been made from time to time arc contained in enabling Acts
school. These school debts have since been paid by the city.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct. 1 '10__ $483,000 and In city charters.
Funding Bonds.
Floating debt
As to towns, we notice that there is a general law granting them unlimited
4s g '09 J-1) $100,000c___June 1 1939 Water debt (included)
883
060
0 power to issue bonds. According to Section 1931, Chapter 121 of the
8
182,2
Refunding Bonds.
Water sinking fund
103,360 Revised Statutes
of 1902,"when any town shall have made appropriations
Is g
J-J $30,000c Jan 2 1929 Total valuation 1909
7,925,800 or
incurred debts, or shall hereafter make appropriations or incur debts
Tax (per $1,000) 1910
Water Loan$15 00
exceeding
$10,000,
it may Issue bonds, either registered or with coupons
Is
Sept 1 1027 Population in 1905
8,381
33.0 g F-A 73,000c Feb 1 1929 Population in 1900
7,541 attached, or other obligations, payable at such times and at such annual
3;isg 05M-S 80,000c Mch 1 1930 Population In 1910
8,696 rate of interest not exceeding 6%, payable annually or semi-annually. as It
INTEREST oa tile funding 4s payable at Old Colony Trust Co., Boston; shall determine," &c. Cities
have had no such general authority conferred
en other coupon bonds at the U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City.
upon them.
WOONSOCKET. A. J. Follett, Treasurer.
TAX EXEMPTION.-Exemption from Taxation has been accorded by
Woonsocket is in Providence County. Incorporated as a town in 1867; general statute to certain bonds issued
by cities and towns to aid in the
a city June 13 1888.
construction of railroads; and this exemption has been extended to new
When Due.
Refunding \Voter Bonds
LOANSFunding Bonds.
4s g '90 A-0$150,000r___Apr 1 1919 bonds issued for the purpose of redeeming or providing a fund to redeem
the railroad-aid bonds above referred to, or to redeem or to provide a fund
City Hail Bonds.
4s g '94 A-03310,000r_ _Apr 1 1924
4s g '97 M-N 276,000rMay 1 1927 49 g '03 M-N $100,000c__May 1 1923 to redeem any re-issue of the same. This exemption Is found In Sec4 g '07 .1-D200,000c_ __June 1 1927
School Bonds.
tion 2315, Chapter 144 of the Revised Statutes of 1902 (latter part of
1933 45 g 03 M-N $100,000c __May 1 1923 Section), and the bonds
45 '08 s-a 500.000c&r
there named are those "Issued by any town or
Sewer Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
4s g '93 F-A $35,000r_ _Aug 15 1921 4 14s g '07 .1 I) $200.000c _June 1 1927 city in aid of the construction of the railroads of the Connecticut Western
Railroad
Company.
the
Haven Middletown & Willimantic Railroad
New
47,000r_
'03
_
Feb
Is g
F-A
15 1921 BOND. DEBT May 16 '10.33,022,000
4s g '97 F-A 35,000r_Feb 15 1925 Floating debt
450,000 Company, the Shepaug Valley Railroad Company, the Connecticut Valley
4s g '97 F-A 43.000r__ Aug 15 1925 Sinking fund
616.000 Railroad Co., the Connecticut Central Railroad Company, or either of
3 Msg'01 F-A 72,000r_ _Feb 15 1925 NET DEBT May 16 '10
2,856,000 them." All railroads which are in whole or in part in the State are taxed
4s g '04 J-D 81,000c _June 1 1024 Water debt (included) _
1,023,000 by the State under Section 2424, Chapter 147 of the
Revised Statutes, so
Water Bonds.
Water sinking fund (Inc.
48 g '91 M-N $83,000r___Nov 1 1916
May 16 1910)
235,000 that the tax on these bonds is paid by the railroads.
4s g '95 MN 200,000r.._ _May 1 1915 Total assessed val. 1909.._20,827,400
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS-PRIVILEGES AND RESTRIC4s g '91
N 90,000r._ _Nov 1 1911 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) TIONS.-At the session in 1899 material changes were
made In the pro3 y6sg'01M-N 200,000r May 1 1931 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_$17 00 visions regulating
the investment of the deposits of the savings banks of
4s g '03 111-N 100,0000 May 1 1923 Value of city property_ _ _ _32,274.948
Connecticut,
sessions
at
the
and
In
1901,
in
1903
and
in
1905
the scope of
4s g '04 JD 150.000o June 1 1929 Population in 1005
32,198
49 c '05 114-N 50,0000 Nov 1 1935 Population in 1910
38,125 such Investments was still further enlarged. One of the departures in the
1903 amendments was that street railway bonds were then included for the
INTEREST on coupon bonds is payable at First Nat. Bank, Boston.
first time, and the list was still further enlarged in 1905. In 1909 obligaADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
tions of fire and sewer districts in Connecticut were added to the list of InIn the table below we give statements of places which have reported an
vestments
and a slight change made In Section 3429 with reference to InIndebtedness of over $25,000 and are not represented among the foregoing.
vestment in mortgages on land in adjoining States. We give below
We add the population from the State census of 1905.
the
law
as
It is found In Sections 3428 and 3429, General Statutes of ConFloatIng
Bonded
Assessed Tax per Popudebt. valuation. $1,000. lotion. necticut, Revision of 1902, with the later amendments included.
debt.
Barrington (T), Bristol Co_ None $60,00003,076,060(1311.60
1,023
SECTION 3428.-Investments by
Banks.-Savings banks may
None 124,565 4,187,055
9.00
Coventry (T). Kent Co
5,698 Invest their deposits and surplus as Savings
follows:
Cumberiand(T),Providence Co.227,000 15,000 (19,468,064 10.00
9,575
(1) Not exceeding
per cent thereof In notes secured by the pledge
d2,491,250 d10.00
East Greenwich (T),Kent Co_•54,264
3,218 of stocks or bonds astwenty
collateral, provided, such stocks or bonds shall have
Jamestown (T), Newport Co__ 55,000 40,000 2,558,709 10.00
1,337 paid dividends or interest of
less than three per cent per annum during
New Shoreham(T).NewportCo 147,500 52,500
907,000 15.00
1,273 the two years next precedingnot
which the respective loan Is made; or
North Smithfield (T)
None 38 500 2,144,170 10 00
2,496 by the pledge of any stocks, that In or
other obligations which, under the
Scituate (T), Providence Co
None 72,080 2,438,175 10 00
3,207 provisions of this section, can bonds,
be purchased by savings banks;
(2) Not exceeding twenty per cent thereof in notes, each of which shall
• Total debt. x Population for 1910. d Figures arc for 1010.
be the joint and several obligation of two or more parties all residents of
this State:
(3) In the bonds of the United States, the District of Columbia, any of
the New England States, or any of the States of New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, California, Colorado and Oregon;
ITS
(4) In the bonds of any city In the New England States, or in the State
of New York, of Newark, Paterson and Trenton In the State of New Jersey.
DEBT, RESOURCES, dm
of Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania. of Cincinnati, Cleveland.
Columbus, Dayton and Toledo in the State of Ohio, of Louisville in the
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen State of Kentucky. of Detroit In the State of Michigan,
of Chicago In the
of Illinois, of Milwaukee in the State of Wisconsin. of St. Louis In
Total area of State (square miles)
5,004 State
the State of Missouri or of Omaha in the State of Nebraska;
Capital
obligations
In
of any of the counties, towns, cities. boroughs,
the
(5)
State
Hartford
school districts, fire districts and sewer districts in this State.
Governor
Frank B. Weeks
(6) In the capital stock of any bank or trust company located In this
Secretary of State(term exp. Jan. 1911) _ _Matthew H. Rogers State, or in the city of New York in the State of New York, or in Boston
In the State of Massachusetts;
Treasurer (term expires Jan. 1911)
Freeman F. Patten
(7) In the bonds of any other Incorporated city located in any of the
mentioned In this section having not less than twenty thousand
State Comptroller (term exp Jan. 1911)_Thos. D. Bradstreet States
inhabitants, as ascertained by the United States or State Census, or any
Attorney-General (term exp. Jan. 1911)_ _ _ _John H. Light municipal census taken by authority of the State, next preceding such
Investment; provided, the amount
the bonds of such city, including
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the Wednesday fol- the Issue in which such investment of
is made, and its proportion, based on
lowing the first Monday in January. There is no limit to the length of the valuations contained in the assessment for taxation
next preceding such
the session.
Investment, of the county and town debt, after deducting the amount of
HISTORY OP DEBT.-For early history of the Connecticut State debt Its water debt and the negotiable securities In the sinking funds which are
see "State and Olty Supplement" of April 1895, page 36. An Act of tile available for payment of its bonds, does not exceed seven per cent of the
Legislature approved April 14 1009, provides for the issuance of $7,000,000 valuation of property in such city as assessed for taxation next preceding
3% bends to meet the needs of the State." The Act provides that such investment; and provided, further, that the State or city issuing such
these bonds "shall be exempt from taxation by or under State or municipal bonds has not defaulted payment of any of its funded indebtedness or
authority." $3,000,000 have been sold. The condition of Connecticut's interest thereon within fifteen years next preceding the purchase of such
bonds by the savings bank; but this section shall not be held to authorize
debt now Is as follows:
-Interestthe investment of any funds in any "special assessment bonds" or "imLOANSPrincipal
Rate. Payable.
Name and Purees°
When Due. Outstanding provement bonds." so called, which are not direct and primary obligations
1909 3
A-0
*April 1 1934 $3,000,000 of the city issuing the same;
State bonds
(8) In the bonds of any railroad company organized under the laws
1865
Ceased
Oct. 1 1885
War loan
100
of any of the States mentioned in this section, and which bonds are se• Subject ti call after April 1 1924.
cured by a first mortgage as the only mortgage security given by such railbonds
-The
BONDS.
are
all
for
OF
UB
$1,000,
PAR VA L
$10,000 or road company upon
some portion of the railroad owned by it, or given
$50,000.
by a railroad company, a majority of the capital stock in which Is owned
INTEREST en all bonds Is payable in Hartford, Conn.
by the railroad company Issuing such bonds, upon some portion of the
TOTAL DEBT, &c.- Oct. 1 1909. Oct. 1 1008. Oct. 1 1907. Oct. 1 1906. railroad owned by it but leased or operated by the railroad company
$876,100
Total funded debt
$882,100 Issuing such bonds, and which portion of such railroad In either case shall
$874,100
$1,874,100
1,141,570
filyil list funds
325,513
607,039 be located wholly or in part in one or more of the States mentioned in this
60,692
section, provided the entire railroad of such company Is located wholly
•$1,813,408 •$548,587 a$265,470
*275,061 within the United States; In the consolidated bonds of any railroad company incorporated by this State and authorized to issue such bonds to re• Net debt. a Surplus.
In additioa t• the above, the State on Oct. 11900 had a floating debt of tire the entire funded debt of such company; provided, that in every ease
such company shall have paid each year, for a period of not less than flys
$200,000
years
ASSESSED VAL UATION.-Assessed value formerly about 50% of fundednext nrexious to such investment. In addition to the interest on its
indebtedness, dividends of not less than four per cent per annum
actual value; now believed to be fair value.
its entire capital stock outstanding; and provided
upon
that said
fears.
Tax valuation. Years.
Tax valuation. outstanding capital stock at the time of such investment further,
equals or exceeds
1908
$922,071,592 1899
$570,163,749 In amount one-third of the entire outstanding issue of such bonds;
1907
833,537,086 1898_
552,887,762
J.
(9) In the bonds of the following-named railroad companies, viz.:
1906
791,769,979 1897
534,465,257
Boston & Albany Railroad Company,
1905
712,519,166 1896
529,621,165
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company,
1904
690,896,142 1895
452,883,714
Boston & Maine Railroad Company,
1903
677,396.711 1894
441,001,581
Concord et Montreal Railroad Company,
1902
665,094,301 1893
416,323,252
Fitchburg Railroad Company,
1901
649,571,791 1892
381,261,607
Harlem River & Port Chester Railroad Company
1900
694,200,162 1888
354 557,515
Maine Central Railroad Company,
Under Chapter 106, as amended by Chapter 165, Laws of 1901, the State
New England Railroad Company,
collects the tax on every bank, national banking association. trust, InsurNew York & New England Railroad Company,
ance, Investment and bridge company whose stock is not exempt from taxaNew York New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company,
tion, and remits the amount so collected to the various city and town treasOld Colony Railroad Company;
urers. As the value of such stocks was previously included in the grand list
Also in the following securities:
of each town, the reduction in values in 1901 followed from that cause.
Central RR. of N. J.-Gen. mort. 5s, gold bonds. due July 1, 1987:
POPULATION OF STATE.-Population has been as follows:
Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway Company system1,114,756 1860
460 14711820
275,248
1910
Cedar Rapids Iowa Falls & Northw., con. 1st 5s, due Oct. 1, 1921.
908,42011850
370,79211810
261,942
Bur. Ced. R. & Nor., con. 1st M. and col. trust 5s, due April 1, 1934:
1909
746,258 1840
309,978 1800
251,002 Great Northern Railway Company system1890
622,700 1830
1880
297,675 1790
237,946
St. Paul Minn. & Man. Ry. Co., Montana ext. 4s, due June 1 1937.
537,4541
1870
do
1
do
do
Pacific ext. 45, due July 1 1940;

State of Connecticut.




36

CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.

[VOL. Lxxxxi.

CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
Montana Central By. Co.. 1st M. 5s & 63, due July 1937.
Willmar & Sioux Falls By. Co.. 1st M. 5s, due June 1 1938;
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
Ill. Cent. RR, Co.-Ch. St. L. & N. On. con. M. 5s & 3jis, due June 1951;
Chicago & North Western Railway Co. systemof minor civil divisions not found among the statements
debts
-For
NOTE.
Chicago St. Paul Minn. & Omaha By. Co., con. M. 6s, due June 1 1930,
"Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
and in mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said consolidated mort- given below, see which the towns, cities and boroughs of this State bear to
relation
The
to
retire
at
are
maturity;
gage 6 per cent bonds
and requires a word of explanation. The State
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Co., gen. con. & 1st M. 5s, due Nov. 1 one another is peculiar,
and these counties are made up of towns,
1937, and In mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said gen. con. is divided into eight counties,
168. The towns are the civil unit, and on the
aggregate
the
in
numbering
and 1st mortgage 5 p. C. bonds retire at maturity;
is called the "Grand List of each town") is
Minneapolis & St. Louis RR. Co., 1st & refunding M. 4s, due March 11949, assessed valuation (which
as well as the tax for town expenditures.
and In the mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said 1st and re- levied the tax for State purposes
Within the town is often situated a City or a borough, or both, all of which
funding bonds are to retire at maturity;
have bonds outstanding. In recent years several
Milwaukee ed Northern RR. Co., con. M. 6s, due June 1 1913, and in the may at the same time limits
were about identical have been consolidated
mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said con. mortgage 6 per towns and cities whose
and the outstanding bonds of both town and city are reported together withcent bonds are to retire at maturity;
is the case with the city and town of Hartford, which
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co., 1st con. M. gold 45, due July 1 1952, and in out distinction. This reported their debts separately. The city and town
the mortgage bonds heretofore issued which said first con. mortgage previous to April 1896
consolidated, as have also the city and town of
bonds are to retire at maturity. [Owing to the fact that this company of New London have been
and town of Bridgeport. On Dec. 7 1897 the city,
paid Its Jan. 1908 dIvIdend with certificates of indebtedness, instead New Britain and the city of
New Haven were likewise consolidated.
district
school
and
town
conwould
of in cash, a question was raised as to whether these bonds
The borough stands in about the same relation to the town as does the
tinue legal investments. The Attorney-General seemed to think
for the town is used by both the city
determined
list
as
grand
The
the
In
city.
held
finally
Commission
Bank
the
not (see V. 86, p. 680). but
and the borough in levying taxes, the city, for instance, putting a tax of
affirmative. See V. 86, P. 1355.
of the total grand list of the town. This tax is addiThe Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louts general mortgage re- its own on its share
tax. In some instances the schools are in the charge of
funding 4 per centum sinking fund gold bonds of 1953 and the mortgage tional to the town
which also are empowered to issue bonds and to levy a
bonds heretofore issued which said general mortgage bonds are to retire school districts,
to cover the total tax paid by a city it Is necessary to take into
at maturity. [See editorial V. 77, p. 2071, for Attorney-General's opinion tax so that
account the State, town, city and school district levies. In the statements
relative to these bonds.]
follow we give under one heading the town and city, wherever they
The St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Railroad Company, River & whichthe
same name, for though distinct corporations, their debts are to a
bear
1933.
1
May
due
bonds
c.
p.
4
Gulf Division, first mortgage
or less extent the debts of a single community.
greater
4
cent
first
mortgage per
The Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company
MICIREOATB MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
gold bonds due In 1951.
In
The total indebtedness of all the towns, cities, boroughs and countiesthe
(10) In any general or consolidated mortgage bonds issued by any of
in 1908 $38,463,704 91. In the following table we show
was
State
the
of
the
all
outstanding
retire
to
companies
railroad
the following-named
indebtedness of all
total
the
and
debt
floating
the
Indebtedness,
funded
general
said
by
covered
property
prior mortgage bonds secured upon the
the civil divisions of the State at quadrennial periods:
or consolidated mortgage:
•Total debt.
Floating debt.
Funded debt.
Chicago & North Western Railway Company,
$7,865,551 44 $38,463,704 91
$30,598,153 47
1908
Chicago Burlington ,53 Quincy Railroad Company
32,520,460 61
5,269,101 56
26,906,859 05
1904
Company,
Railway
Paul
St.
&
Chicago Milwaukee
27,624,827 42
5,005,323 09
22,142,993 58
1900
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company.
24,581,066 55
4,384,980 56
19,749,667 08
1896
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company,
20,627,058 48
4,473,571 36
16,023,832 46
1892
Company,
Railroad
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
19,392,804 89
86
67
3,719,642
15,569,818
1888
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Company
17,636,289 91
2,980,386 15
14,655,903 75
1884
Michigan Central Railroad Company,
17,355,099 29
1,967 623 60
15,388,375 69
1880
Morris & Essex Railroad Company,
17,151.327 28
2,713.584 35
14,437,742 93
1877
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
• In 1904 and at former periods the county debt ($344,500 in 1904) was
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
Into funded and floating debt, and therefore is included only
divided
not
St. Paul Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company.
in total debt column.
Eastern Railway Company of Minnesota, Northern Division
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
ANSONIA Frederick M. Drew, Treasurer.
genor
and the mortgage bonds hitherto issued which such consolidated
Ansonia Is in New Haven County. Incorporated In April 1889. By an
eral mortgage bonds are to retire at maturity; provided, that at no time Act of the Connecticut Legislature of 1893, the borough, town and fire diswithin five years next preceding the date of such investment in such trict of this name were consolidated to form the present city.
general consolidated mortgage bonds issued by any of the railroad corpora- LOANSCity of Ansonia Bonds
When Due.
M-N$150,000c__May 1 1915
45 g
tions last named shall such railroad corporation have failed to pay regu
Sewer Bonds.
tarty and punctually the principal, at maturity or as extended, and interest 4s g '10 J-J $35,000c_ _July 1 1935 BOND. DEBT Oct 15 1910_$415,000
30,364
fund
Sinking
on all its mortgage indebtedness, and, in addition thereto, dividends upon
Bonds.
Building
10,116,539
all its outstanding capital stock during the preceding five years; and 33is g J-J $75,000c___July 1 1923 Grand list 1909
(Assessment about actual value.)
provided further, that at the date of every such dividend the outstanding
Bonds.
Ansonia
of
Town
_314 00
capital stock of such railroad corporation shall have been equal to at least 4s g
J-J $100,000c_ __Jan 1 1912 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909._
Population in 1910_ _ ._ .15,152
one-third of the total mortgage Indebtedness of such railroad corporation,
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1902.)
INT. at Ansonia National Bank.
Including all bonds issued or to be issued under any mortgage securing any
Bonds.
School
bonds In which such investment shall be made.
4s '05 J-J $55,000c_July 1 '11-'30
in($3.000 due yearly.)
No bond of any railroad corporation named In this section shall be a legal
a
is
it
which
of
system
the
or
corporation,
such
when
bank
savings
a
for
vestment
BRIDGEPORT. Fred W. Hall, Treasurer.
part, shall fail to pay dividends on all of its capital stock; and this section shall
Is in Fairfield County. Incorporated as a city in 1836. In
This
city
assumnot be held to authorize any investment in the bonds of any corporation operating
power, or in 1889-90 the town and city of Bridgeport were consolidated, the city
Us railroad exclusively by any means other than steam as a motiveamendments
debt.
town's
ing
the
the bonds of any street railway company. (As already stated.
Bonds.
Improvement
When
Due.
LOANShave since been made permitting investment in street railway bonds3)is'01 J-J $310,000c_July 1911-'41
City and Funding Bonds
see below.,
J-J $125,000c_July 1 1915 4s '07 F-A 3 0,000c_Aug 1 '28-'42
33%s
Laws
Voting Machine Bonds.
the
of
205
1919
1
400,000c___July
Chapter
an
Act
repealing
passed
Legislature
J-J
the
45
1909
[In
of 1905, which allowed savings banks to Invest their deposits In the first 4s '94 J-J 5o(),000c__ Jan 1 11424 48 '08 A-0 $15,200c__Oct 1 '11-'18
Building Bonds.
Bridge and City Hall Repair
mortgage gold 4s of the Southern Indiana Railway Co., due 1951.1 V. 88.
350'99 J-J $23,000c_Jely 1911-'13
Bonds.
p. 1329.
All other investments shall consist of deposits In incorporated banks 33%s '05M-N $70,000c_May 1 '11-'45 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910 $2,019,200
5,000
Floating debt
Fire Engine House Bonds.
or trust companies located In this State, or in the States of New York,
531,799
Massachusetts or Rhode Island, or of loans secured by mortgage on unln- 330'06 A-0 $52.000c_Apr 1 '11-'36 Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 191084,808,499
Bridge Bonds.
cumbered real estate situated in this State (except as provided in section
(Assessment about actual value.)
3429) [see section below] worth double the amount of the loan secured 33i5'01 J-J $105,00Cc_July 1 '11-'31
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910__ _ S17.40
Refunding Bonds.
thereon.
J-J $60.000c_July 1 '11-'20 Value city property 1910_4,275,238
Street Railway Bonds -As stated above, street railway bonds are in- 334s
102,054
cluded for the first Uwe by chapter 171, Laws of 1903. This Act was 3s'03 J-J 129,000c..$2,000 yearly Population in 1910
reads as follows;
INTEREST payable at the City Treasurer's office.
amended in 1905 and .low
mortTreasurer.
Savings banks may invest their deposits and surplus in the firstHaven
Boro.
L.
and
M.
Town
Tiffany,
BRISTOL.
gage bonds of the Hartford Street Railway Company and the Fair
The town and borough of the same name are situated In Hartford County.
& Westville Rallread Company, and In all bonds of the Consolidated
TOWN OF BRISTOL.
Railway Company and In the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Company.
Incorporated 1785.
bonds
gold
%
5
30-year
the
[Under ruling of the State Attorney General
$266,629
Due. Note debt
When
LOANSof the Meriden Horse Railroad Co. assumed by the Consolidated Railway
74,781
Sinking funds
Funding Bonds.
82.
V.
See
banks.
savings
for
Connecticut
Investments
Co. are legal
9,531,263
J-J $100,000c__Jan 2 1927 Grand list 1909
45
p. 292.]
V.,
is
value.)
(Assessment
actual
Bonds.
School
High
$8.000c-..Jan 2 1911 Town tax (per $1,000) 1909_$12.00
J-J
SECTION 3429-When Mortgages May Be Made in Adjoining States.- 4s
13,502
Any savings bank In the towns of Putnam, Brooklyn and Billingly may BOND. DEBT May 14 '10_ _$108,000 Population in 1910
Rhode
of
State
in
BOROtA11-1 OF BRISTOL
of
the
County
Providence
the
loan on land located in
Incorpora ed 1893.
Island; any savings bank in the town of Ridgefield may loan on land located In the County of Westchester in the State of New York: any savings BOND. DEBT May 14 '10_ $40,000 (Assessment about % actual value.)
$3.00
47,200 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
bank in the town of Enfield or in the town of Stafford may loan on land Floating debt
6,268
11,258 Population in 1900
located in the County of Hampden In the State of Massachusetts; and any Sinking fund
9,527
1910
the
in
in
land
located
may
loan
on
of
Population
Stonington
5,368,661)
town
1909
the
list
In
bank
Grand
savings
INTEREST on town and borough bonds paid at Bristol National Bank.
County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island; and any savings bank
In the town of Salisbury may loan on land located In the county of Berk- CHATHAM. A. H. Conklin, Auditor.
shire In the State of Massachusetts and on land located in the county of
This town (P. 0. East Hampton) Is in Middlesex County. Inc. 1767.
Dutchess, in the State of New York.
The bonds below are all exempt from taxation.
The subjoined sections, 3431, 3432, 3433 and 3434, provide certain LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1910_387,880
3,461
Floating debt
Refunding Railway Bonds.
restrictions with reference to loans-section 3431 restricting loans on
14,536
1 '12-'28 Sinking fund
J$34,000rJune
J-D
4s
'09
Ecclesiastical
and
Manufacturing
Corporations
to
Mortgage Security
21,667
11029 Other assets
_June
3,000r
1
980,949
1940 Grand list 1909
Societies; section 3432 restricting amount of loans to one party on personal
35,000
N, to 4-5 act. val.)
(Subject to call $10,000 In 1920 and (Assessment from
security; section 3433 forbidding loans on single names.
$1,000)
1910_320.00
(per
rate
Tax
1930.)
In
$10,000
2,271
SECTION 3431-Loans to Corporations and Societies Regulated.-No
Railroad Aid Bonds (Tax exempt). Population In 1900
2,390
loan shall be made by any savings bank to any corporation or association 4s
J-J $15.880c___Ju1y 1 1911 Population in 1910
Conn.
Middletown,
Bank,
National
or ecclesiastical society, secured by mortgage upon its property, unless the
INTEREST parable at Central
same shall be accompanied by the individual guaranty of some responsible
N.
Henry
Fanton,
Clerk.
party or parties, or by other collateral security of value equal to the amount DANBURY. D. V. Haight, Treas.;
Fairfield County,
of the sum loaned. The directors or trustees of any such bank consenting
The City of Danbury Is situated in Danbury Town,1889.
CITY OF DAN BURY. Incorporated
to any loan contrary to the provisions of this section shall be held individuWater Bonds (Con.)When Due.
ally responsible for any loss to the full extent of such loan.
LOANS4s '06 J-J $200,0000-Jan 1 1946
Improvement Bonds.
SECTION 3432-Loans Restricted.-No savings bank having more than
75,000c_ jan 1 1929
J-J $155.000c&r_Jan 1 1920 4s '09 J-J
twenty-five thousand dollars of deposits shall loan on personal security 4s
BOND. DEBT Oct 17 1910_$952,000
1923
1
than
three
100,000c___July
per
of
moro
J-J
cent
4s
its
to any one person, company, or interest,
Floating debt
130,000
Funding Bonds.
deposits at the time of making such loaf).
332,000
M-NJ$100,000r May 1'27-'36 Water debt (Included)
- 4s
to Be Taken,
Total valuation 1910
SECTION 3433-Obligations of One Person or Firm Not
12,781,605
1937
1
May
1
50,000r
No savings bank shall buy, or lend any money upon, any obligation on 35%s
A-0 215,000r Oct 1 1941 (Assessment about full value.)
Value of city property__ _ $1,500,000
which only one person or firm shall be holden, without taking additional
Water Bonds.
security for the same equivalent to the guaranty or indorsement of some 4s
J-J I $6.000c_ _Jan 1 '11-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$11.00
other responsible party.
16,537
1 6,000c_ _July 1'11-'12 Population In 1900
20,304
J-J
45,000cJan 1 1920 Population in 1910
TRUST FUNDS-HOW LOANED OR INVESTED-We find In Section 4s
water
and
funding
the
on
and
bonds
INTEREST on the improvement
254 of Chapter 22 of the Revised Statutes the following liberal provisions
National Park Bank, New York; on all
the
at
payable
1920
is
due
bonds
the
in
same securities
providing that trust funds may be loaned or invested
other water bonds at the Importers' & Traders' Nat. Bank New York.
TOWN OF DAN BURY.
savings banks are authorized to invest in.
This town is In Fairfield County. M. Meyers. Treasurer.
SEC. 495.-Trust funds, unless it is otherwise provided in the InstruWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 1910_ $415,000
Bonds.
Funding
ment creating the trust, may be loaned on the security of mortgages on
A-0$225,000c___Apr 1 1932 Grand list for 190 _____ _10,078,477
unencumbered real estate In this State double In value the amount loaned, 3 Yis
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909__ _ _$1$.00
Bonds.
School
or
bonds
of
loans
the
this
In
or may be invested in such mortgages or
23,502
A-0 $50.000c_Apr 1 1932 Population In 1910
35%5
State, or of any town, city or borough of this State, or in any bonds, 4s
19.474
'11-'50
1
Population in 1900
120.000c_Mch
M-NJ
'05
State
are,
or
this
may
in
banks
which
the
savings
securities
other
stocks or
19,473
1890
In
'51-'55
Population
1
1
20,000e_Mch
in
savings banks
be, authorized by law to invest In, or may be deposited
INTEREST Is payable at the Import. & Traders' N. Bank, N. Y. City.
Incorporated by this State.




Nov., 1910.]

CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.

DERBY. J. B. Atwater, Mayor; Charles E. Clark, Treas.
This city is situated in New Haven County. By enactment of the Legislature In 1893 the town of Derby, borough of Birmingham and the school
districts of the town were consolidated under one form of government.
assuming the name of the "City of Derby." The consolidation took effect
on January 1 1894, and the debts of the town, borough and school districts
were assumed by the city.
When Due
Sewer Bonds.
LOANS3%s g J-J $4,000c ___July 1 1914
Fund! ig Bonds.
(Subject to call July 1 1900.)
4s g
J-J $100,000c_ __July 1 1914
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $228,000
Road and Bridge Bonds.
3%s
M-N $38,000c___Nov 1 1934 Sinking fund
7,340
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly.)
8,508
Cash on hand
Refunding Bonds
6,095,057
Total valuation 1909
4s '08 A-0 $55,000c___Oct 1 1928 (Assessm't same as actual value.)
School Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _412.50
”is
J-D $ ,000c..„June 1 1921 Total tax (per $1,000) '10_414.00
7,930
(Subject to call June 1 1002.)
Population in 1900
8,991
3,is
F•A $22,000c___Aug 1 1930 Population in 1910
(Subject to call $2,000 yearly.)
INTEREST Is payable at the Birmingham National Bank, Derby.

EAST HAMPTON. Fred. H. Barton, Treasurer.
This place Is In Middlesex County.
When Due.I Bonds are subject to call $10,000
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
after 10 years and $10,000 after
4s '10 J-D $35,000_ _ __June 1 1940
20 years.
BOND. DEBT Nov 5 1910_487,880 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _ _$20.00
043,727
Assessed valuation 1010

EAST HARTFORD. J. 0. Goodwin, Clerk.
This town is in Hartford County. Inc. Oct. 1783. Bonds all taxable.
Funding Bonds
When Due.
LOANS43 g '09 A-0 $88,000c__ _Apr 1 1939
Bridge Bonds.
3.68 '89 A-0 $39.600c_ __Oct 1 1919 (Subject to call after Anr11 1 1929.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 19 19104187,600
(Subject to call Oct 1. 1809.)
Floating debt
Funding Bonds.
16,564
52,285
Is '94 A-0 360,000c&r Apr 2 1924 Total assets
Grand list 1909
(Subject to call April 2 1904.)
4,763,849
INTEREST is payable at Farmers' Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909._ _512 00
& Mechanics' Nat. Bank, Hartford
Population in 1910
8,138
EAST HARTFORD FIRE DISTRICT. Edw. E. King ,President.
Value of water plant, $300,000.00
LOANSWhen Due. I Fire District Note
10,000
Water Loans.
BOND. DEBT May 14 '104250,000
4s
A-03115,000._ .. _Oct 1 1931 Floating debt
21,050
48
J-D 135,000__ _June 1 19331Sinking fund
21,875
Notes, sewer 5s
11,050!Assessed valuation 1909.....2,700.000

FAIRFIELD. Luin B. Switzer, Treas. (P.O. Southport).
This town Is In Fairfield County.
LOANSWhen Due
4s '90 J-J $27,500c_July 1 '11-'21
33.sg'01A-0 25,000c
1916
4s '09 M-S 75,000c
1929
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4127,500

Floating debt
$7,500
Grand list 1009
4,810,615
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1910___$13 00
Population in 191)
6,134

FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Simeon Pease, Commissioner.

37

HARTFORD "ARSENAL SCHOOL DISTRICT." Robt. C. Glazier, Treas.
LOANS17.323
When Due. Sinking fund
48
0,7
320
23
J-D 374.000c___June 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1909...3,457
08 51-s 80,000c
May I 1 I..• (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
BOND. DEI3T Oct 1 1910_4154,000 School tax( er 31,000) 1910-$7.00
Population in 1910 (est.) _..20.000
INTEREST Is payable at the Riverside Trust Co. of Hartford.
HARTFORD "FIRST SCHOOL DISTRICT."
LOANS$60,000
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1910_
4s
22,610,000
$60,000__May 1 1927 Sinking fund
(Subject to call after May 1 1907) Grand list 1908-'09
58,540
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _52.00
HARTFORD" NORTHEAST SCHOOL DISTRICT." M. L. Hill, Chairman.
Building Bonds.
When Due. BOND, DEBT Oct 1910_ _4129,000
4s '09 J-D 363.000c__June 11919 Assessed valuation 1909_2,168,275
35.6s
66,000c_ _June 1 1931 (Assessm't from 60 to 75% act. val.)
(Exempt from all taxes.)
School tax (per $1,000) '09_ _ _ 36.00
INTERES r on 4s payable at Security Co., Hartford; on 3s at Charter
Oak National Bank, Hartford.
HARTFORD "NORTHWEST SCH9OL DISTRICT." Robert L. Russell, Chairman. Bonds are subject to taxation.
LOANS9
_F4,221,281
When Due. ,irmiu ii,(
48 '08 M-S$170,000c or r_Sept 1 '38 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1 19104170,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1909$7.00
Sinking fund
1,683 •
INTEREST payable at the Security Co. of Hartford.
HARTFORD "SECOND NORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT." F. S. Kellogg, Ch.
LOANSWhen Due BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _3177,000
48
J-J $137.000c___Jan 1 1924 Floating debt
61 000
(Subject to call after Jan 11904.) Assessed valuation 1909._ _6,121,568
33.s '04J-J
40,000c_ July 1 1934 (Assessment about 60% actaul value)
(Bonds are exempt from taxes.) School tax (per $1,000) 1909._ 45.00
INTEREST payable at Security Co . Hartford.
HARTFORD"SOUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT." T. A. Shannon, Treas.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 20'10_5610.000
4s
M-N $10.000c
1927 bloating debt
4
60
26
:01
00
3 Y6s
M-N 200,000c___May 1 1931 Sinking fund
3s. M-N 200,000cdcr_Nov 1 1952 Total valuation 1909
26,592,707
3348 g '05M-S200,000e_ _Sept 1 1955 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_36.00
INTEREST payable at the Fidelity Trust Co., Hartford.
HARTFORD "WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT." W. L. Wakefield,
Treasurer.
48J-J $20,000c
1928 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_3180,000
25,000c
33.68
J-J
1924 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_46.00
35,000c
45
1914
J-J
48 '08 J-J 100,000c___July 1 1932
INTEREST is payable at Hartford National Bank. Hartford
HARTFORD "WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICT." E. C. Friable,
Treasurer.
When Due. BOND. DEBT June 1 1910_11
23
46
LOANS5:2
00
10
1
F-A$126,000c_ _July 31 '12 Floating debt
3s
330
F-A 120,000c_ July 31 '26 Assessed valuation 1910_15,387.717
'School tax (per $1,000) 1909 __..$3.00
INTEREST payable at the Charter Oak National Bank Hartford.

HUNTINGTON. D. S. Brinsmade, Treasurer.

This town Is In Fairfield County. P. 0. Shelton.) Inc. Jan. 1789.
Bridgeport and Danbury are the county scats. Bonds are taxable.
When Due. Floating debt
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1910_4145,000 LOANS$33,509
LOANSJ-J $75,000c___July 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1909_45.479,598
Sinking fund
Refunding Bonds.
3,000 45
School and Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
48 g '09 A-0$145,000c__ _Oct 1 1939 Assessed valuation 1900_229,879,000
State & Co tax (per $1,000)'09_$1.00 4s '08 J-J 3100.000_ _ _Jan 1 1928 Tax rate (per $1,000)'09 (towni$9.00
(Subject to call Oct 1 1929.)
Population in 1910
245,322 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '10_$175,000 Population in 1910
5,545
INTEREST payable at Birmingham National Bank, Derby, Conn.
INTEREST payable at Connecticut National Bank, Bridgeport.

GREENWICH.

KILLINGLY. Frank T. Preston, Treasurer.

The town and borough of same name are located In Fairfield County.
TOWN OF GREENWICH.
Incorporated In 1662. R. Wellstood,Clerk; A. W. Avery, Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept. 1910 $915,000
Coupon Bonds 1909.
Cash on hand
78,729
___ $530,000
Town valuation 1909____36,062,479
-s
Registered Bonds
(Assessment about 60% actual value)
s '87 _ _ • $160,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_412.00
Coupon Bonds
Population in 1900
12,172
s '95 ___ $125,000
Population in 1910
16,463
INTEREST payable at office of
High School Bonds
45 '07 J-J 1100,0000_ .July 1 1935 Town Treasurer.
BOROUGH OF GREENWICH. Inoorporated 1854.
H. B. Marshall, Warden.
M-N 3147.000_ __May 1 1922 Grand Ilst 1908
4s
12,842.000
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1910_ _ _$147,000 Borough tax (per $1.000) '08 _113.00
Floating debt
113.000 Population in 1910
3.886

This town is In Windham County. Incorporated 1708.
LOANSWhen Due. Grand list 1909
14,0)8,216
Town Bonds of 1900.
1
(Assessment about full value.)
3 tis g J-D $125.000c_ -Dec 1 19201Tax rate (per $1.000) 1910...412
5
6,64
.00
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 19104125,0001Population in 1910
Floating debt
87,7001Population In 1900
6,835
INTEREST payable at National Shawmut Bank, Boston, or at the
Windham County Nat. Bank, In Danielson.

GROTON. W. E. Wheeler, Treasurer (P. 0. Mystic).

LITCHFIELD. P. P. Hubbard, Treasurer.
Litchfield (Town) is the county seat of Litchfield County. Incorporated
1720. Bonds are exempt from taxation.
$2,900.400
LOANSWhen Due. Grand list 1909
(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Railroad Bonds.
4s
J-D 580.0000.-On demand Total tax (per 11,000) 1909_519 50
BOND. DEBT May 1910_
$80,000 Population in 1910
3.005
Floating debt
35,900 INTEREST is payable in LItchfi0
e10
d5
.

MANCHESTER. S. M. Benton, Clerk (P.O.So.Manchester).
This town Is in Hartford County. Incorporated May 1823.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1901412.383,082
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 90% actual value)
45 '08 M-N $105,000_May 1 '11-'31 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ $10 00
.10.601
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 '10_3105,000 Population In 1900
25,000 Population In 1910
13,641
Floating debt
INTEREST payable at Manchester Trust & Safe Deposlt Co.

This town Is in New London County
Incorporated May 1704.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1910_445,000
Refunding.
Other liabilities
73,212
M•N $15,000r___May 1 1911 Assets
4s
34,207
(15.000 biennially) to May 1 1915 Grand list 1909
4,462,053
Registered Bonds
(Assessment at 2-3 actual value.)
4)-is
M-N $30,000_ _Subject to call Total tax (per $1.000) 1909_ _....12 00 MERIDEN. Floyd Curtis, City Treasurer.
The town and city of Merlden are situated in New Haven County. DurINTEREST payable by Treasurer. Population In 1910
6,495
ing the year 1896 the town of Meriden voted to consolidate the schools and
GROTON WA rER DISTRICT. H. E. Marquardt, Treasurer.
assume the debt of all the school districts.
48 g '04 A-0 $150,000c
19241 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1910 .-4225,000
CITY OF MERIDEN. Incorporated 1867.
4s g '05 J-D
19251
75,000c
INTEREST payable at National Bank of Commerce New London, Conn.
Herman Hess, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1910_ _$1 4357:000000
HARTFORD. E. L. Smith, Mayor; 0. 11. Slocum, Treas.
Floating debt
Sewer Bonds.
71.000
The town and city of Hartford were consolidated on April 1 1896, and 4s '93 M-N J $20.000c_May 1 '11-'12 Cash In treasury
1 5,000c___May 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1910..18.956,171
their debts are no longer reported separately. City Incorporated May 1784
Water Bonds.
(Assessment at full value.)
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds
.8
50
5
$88
Funding Bonds.
3!.g'97 J-.T $800,000r__Jan 1 1922 4s '93 M-N 110.000c___May 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910__28,
4g '93 J-J $290,0000 __July 1 1918 3%g'97 M-N 270,000r__May 1 1922 48 '95 J-J 110.000c_July 1 1911 Population In 1900
27,265
140.00043-July 1 '12-'13 Population in 1910
Park Improvement Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
J-J $300,000c_Jan 1 1926 3)g'07 J-J $250,000r__Jan 1 1922
33.6g
45 '95 J-J 350,000c_July 1 '14-'18
Conn. R. Bridge Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
INTEREST payable at the Importers & Traders' Nat. Bank, New York.
33ig
J-J $200,000r__Jan 1 1938 33ig'04 J-J1,000,000c_July 1 1954
20,000r..Jan 1 1930 3 g'05J-D1.000.000c__June 1 1955
33ig'00 J-J
TOWN OF MERIDEN. Incorporated May 1806.
High School and Bridge Bonds
Water Bonds
Chas. H. Wood, Town Treasurer.
3Hg'98 J-J $200.000r_ _Jan 1 1938 4g '93 J-J $475.000c__July 1 1918 LOANSWhen Due I Cold Spring Home Bonds.
Population in 1910
Police Department.
98,915
$3.65 '01 M-N $40.000c-May 1 '13-'16
Funding Bonds.
33ig'98 J-J $75,000r_ _Jan 1 1923 Population in 1900
79,850 4345 '80 M-N $20,000c_May '11-'12 BOND. DEBT Sept 1 19104500,000
INTEREST on all of the city bonds is payable at the city treasury.
'01 M-N 80.000c_May 1'17-'24 Floating debt
3
4
3,2
586
4s'08 M-N J 130,W0c_May 1 '12-'24 Cash in treasury
4
TOTAL DEBT. &e.•
evnatl,atl9fuOl9l21
value.),839,687
1 220,000c_May 1 '25-'33 Total
Oct. 1 '10. Oct. 1 '09. Oct. 1 '08. Oct. 1 '07. Apr. 2 '06.
(Assessment
Town Bonds
Tot. bond. debt44,880,000 $4,880,000 $5,633,000 $5,830,000 $5,830,000
p0
ap
xurla
atte
i00
(pe
in
r5
11
0,10
000) 1909_ _ _$10.00
Floating debt_ _ _
23,481
23,481
229,454
229,454
229,454 45 '92 M-N $10.000r __ _May 1911 T
Traders,066
'
INTEREST on funding 4 Ms Is payable at the Importers' &
Total debt _44,903,481 $4,903,481 $5,862,454 $6,059,454 $6,059,454
Sinking fund__ _ $493,943 $400,253 $1,245,654 $1,124,110 $938,106 National Bank, New York; on town 4s at the Meriden National Bank: on
Water debt (incl.) $475,000 $475,000 $478,000 $675,000 $675,000 the 334 % bonds and 4s of 1908 at the Fourth National Bank, New York.
CITY PROPERTY.-The city In 1909 owned property to the value NaDDLETOWN. James P. Stow, City Treasurer.
of $7,614.070, according to inventories on file In the office of the City
Middletown City is situated In the town of Middletown, Middlesex
Auditor.
County. The city and town are distinct corporations, and the debts of
WATER DEPARTMENT is self-sustalning, raising from water rents both are given below.
$30,000 to $40,000 each year above Interest on Its bonds and all ordinary
CITY OF MIDDLETOWN. Incorporated May 1784.
expenses.
LOANSWhen Due. I
Sewer Refunding Bonds.
ASSESSED VALUATION AND TAX RATE.Funding Debt Bonds,
1334s
J-D $53,000c__Dec 1 1921
•
Real Estate. Personal Property,
YearsTax Rate. 4s
Total.
M-N $25,000c___Nov 1 1914 3348'05 M-N 35,000c___May 1 1925
$71,092,254 410,077,968
$17.50 48
909
A-0 15.000c ___Oct 1 1914
$81,170,222
Municipal Building Bonds.
65.382,087
'18,00 (Subject to call after Oct 1 1904.) 3;48'05 M-N $36,000c
1908
£9,307,070
74,880,157
May 11925
58,718,246
1905
•18 00
£7,634,471
City Improvement Bonds,
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_ $503,000
66,352.717
49,904,740
•17 50 334s
1900
J-J $70.000c&r_July 1 1921 Sinking funds
96,027
20,146,633
70,051,373
30.596.238
20 50
16,629,086
1890
Sewer Bonds.
22
56
5:0
80
17
0
47,225,324
Water debt (included). _ _ _6,6
30,171,885
16,048,479
1889
M-S 514,000c_Mch 1 '11-'17 Water sinking fund (incl)- 20 50 48
46.220,364
95.760
27,847,349
20 50
19,500,122
1888
Water Bonds.
47,347,471
Grand list 1909
• School tax (which In 1909 averaged $4 per $1,000) additional. x Ex- 3.655 J-J $55.000c. _July 1 1915'City tax rate (per 51.000) '09_ 1_ 1,
398.0
54
0
cluding corporation stock assessment, which for 1909 aggregated $37.819.- 48
J-J 200.000r_ July 1 1922 Population In 1910
866. See note on page 35.
INTEREST payable in Middletown.




38

CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.

[VOL. LXXXNI.

TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN. Incorporated Sept. 1651.
NEW LONDON. Fitch L. Comstock, City Treasurer.
Bonds are tax-exempt.
The town and city (located in county of same name) are under one
$58,000
1909___
Floating
1
I
Apr
debt
Bonds
Refunding
Railroad
go ,ernment and the following statement Includes both. Incorporated
330'04 J-J $100,000c&r..Jan 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1909_ _9,543,470 :lown 1646; city, 1784.
4s '09 J-D 340,000c __June 1 1929;(Assessment about 80% actual value)
Water Bonds.
When Due.
48 ,10 F-A 244,000c--_Aug 1 19301Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900-_$11.00 LOANS48
J-J $116,000c___July 1 1919
Sewer Bonds.
20,749
BOND. DEBT May 1910_ _ $684.000 Population in 1910
60,000c___July 1 1924
J-J
J-J $10,000r___July 1 1917 4s
45
INTEREST on 4% bonds of 1909 payable at Old Colony Trust Co., syie
225,000c_Jan 1 1920
J-J
334s
1911
1
Jr4
35,000c__Ju1y
Boston; on others in Middletown.
1 1926
J-J
g
334s
200,000c&r_July
1919
1
20,000r__July
J-J
334s
J-D 35,000c___De0 1 1937 330g'08J-J 50,000c___July 1 1926
5s g
MILFORD. Richard R. Hepburn, Clerk.
Refunding Bonds.
„School Bonds.
$21,000c___Ju1y 1 1919 336g'05 A-0$100,000e&r_Oct 1 1935
This town Is in New Haven Count . Incorporated 1664.
$35,000 45
When Due. Floating debt
63,000c___July 11020 BOND.DEBT Oct 1 '10..41,346,500
LOANSJ-J
Total assessed val. 1909_ _5.209,180 4s
Refunding Bonds.
10
17
3
42,114
982:4
J-D 40,000o-June 1 1924 Sinking fund
(Assessment about 90% actual value) 4s
60,000c_May 1 1925 Cash on hand
4s '95 J-J $29,900c
651,000
4s '07 A-0 83,0000 ..-__Oct 1 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910__$12.00 330
J-D 100.000•3___Dec 1 1931 Water debt Oncluded)
3.783 4s'it'08 J-D 175,000e _Dec 1 1027 Grand list 1909
16,068,885
28,000_ .July 1 1930 Population In 1900
4s '10 J-J
4,366 48 Park Bonds.
actual value.)
(Assessment about
BOND.DEBT Sept 28y10_ 4140,900 Population In 1910
INTEREST payable at Town Treasurer's office.
M-N $25,000r_May 1 1923 Tax rate (per $1000) 1909 _$18 00
Population in 1910 (Census) __19.659
Annexation Bonds.
NAUGATUCK. George T. Wigmore, Treasurer.
F-A $11.500e_ _Aug 1 1919
330
INTEREST Is payable at the New London City National Bank.
This borough is In New Haven County. Town incorporated 1844: borough Incorporated 1893; consolidation of town and borough 1895. Bonds
NORWALK.
are exempt from all taxation.
When Due. BOND.DEBT Oct 1910_4118,000
LOANSThe town of Norwalk, in Fairfield County, contains the city of Norwalk
56,602 (Incorporated June 30 1893), whose debt Is included below. The city of
Floating debt
School Bonds.
9,630,529 South Norwalk, whose statement Is given under its own name. Is also In
4s '00 M-S $18,000c___Sept '11-'19 Grand list 1909
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ $16.40 this town. Bonds below are all coupon with privilege of registration.
12.722
4s '92 A-0$100,000c___Apr 1 1912 Population in 1910
CITY OF NORWALK. Incorporated 1893.
INTEREST payable at Naugatuck National Bank.
Howard A. Montgomery, Treasurer.
NEW BRITAIN. F. S. Chamberlain, Treasurer.
Refunding Funded Debt.
When Due.
LOANSThe city of New Britain Is situated In Hartford County. In 1905 the
July 1 1929
4s
J-J $50,000
Refunding Sewer Bonds.
town and city were consolidated.
(Subject to call Jan. 1919.)
45 '07 J-J $150,000„July 1 '27-28
330 g J-J $200,000_ _ _July 1 1929
Water Bonds.
CITY OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS.
(Subject to call Jan 1919.)
4s '95 J-J $50,000____July 1 1935
Municipal Building Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS330'99 J-J 200,000____July 1 1929 BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1910.4705,000
4s '08 J-J $215,000c.._ _July 1 1948
Water Bonds.
21,200
Floating debt
to call July 1 1919.)
(Subject
.
Street Bonds.
43
F-A $200,000c_Aug 1 1918
83,589
330'03 J-D 100,000____June 1 1928 Sinking fund
F-A $50,000c__ _Aug 1 1925
(Subject to call after Aug 11008.) 4s
420,000
Water debt (Included)
(Subject to call June 1 1923.)
Sewer Bonds.
4s
F A 250.000e_ __July 1 1927
5,820,721
70,000-July 1 1934 Grand list 1909
4s '09 J-J
J-J $15.000c._ _Jan 1 1913
F-A 75,000c __July- 1 1933 4s
4s
8.12
1907.......41628
95
City tax (per $1,000)
Sewer Bonds.
F-A 100,000c_Aug 1 1918 4s '07 J-J $35,000_ _July 1 1927 Population in 1190100
4s '08 J-J 300.000c... _Jan 1 1938 4s
45 '09 F-A 150,000c__Aug 1 1939 4s
F-A 100,000c___Aug 1 1925
Population in
School Bon fi S.
(Subject to call after Aug 1 1910.)
6,0 4
INTEREST on the bonds due In 1935 is payable at American Exchange
J-J 150,000e___July 1 1924 Nat. Bank; on water 4s of 1909 at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., New York; on
434, .1-4 $ ", 000c._ _Jan 1 193s 3s
J-J 100,000c_Ju1y 1 1932 water 33is at Fairfield Co. Nat. Bank In Norwich; other Int. pay. In Norwalk.
4s '09 F-A 153,000c..._ Feb 1931 330
4s '09 F-A 51,000__Aue 1 '11-'14 4s '04 J-J 200,000e___Jan 1 1932
TOWN OF NORWALK. Incorporated Sept. 1651.
45 '06 J-J 300,000c_ __Jan 1 1936
Subway Bonds,
H. R. Smith, Clerk.
_ -A-0 $24,000e___Oct '11-'22 _ '
33i g
When Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 1 19104620,000
A-0 14,000c_ _Oct 1923-'29 Population in 1900 (Census)... 25,998 LOANS4$
8,077
Refunding Bonds
Floating debt
TOWN OF NEW BRITAIN BONDS.
64,992
4s '09 A-0$220,000c__Apr 1 1939 Sinking fund
20,015,672
$45,600c
1910
'11-'29
1
J-J
list
_Aug
Grand
3s
Due.
Bonds.
Funding
When
LOANSF-A 49,0000 __ _ _1026-1935 334s
1330
A 03300,000____Oct 1 1918 Town tax (per $1,000) 19l0.....$8.50
Park Bonds.
24,211
($2,000 due yearly.)
Town bonds 100,000_ ___Jan 1 1921 Population in 1910
43
J-J $65.625c..._ July 1 '11-'24
F-A $44,000e_Aug 1 '11-'32
330
INTEREST payable at Am. Ex. National Bank, New York.
Funding Bonds.
19,007
4s
J-J $100,000c_ __Jan 11011 Population in 1890
Population In 1900
28,202 NORWIOH. C. Lippett, Mayor; I. L. Peck, Treasurer.
School Bonds.
43,916
J-J $90,000c ___ 1911-1928 Population in 1910
48
Norwich is in New London County. The city and town have separate
governments, keep separate accounts and have separate debts.
DEBT OF CONSOLIDATED CITY OCTOBER 1 1910.
CITY OF NORWICH. Incorporated 1784.
_ _$36,975,053
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '10_.12,873,000 Grand list
(las and Electric Plant Bonds.
When Due.
1909_ _ _.$15.50 LOANS__$1,000)
14,5001Tax rate (per
1909__Floating debt
41'08 J-D $287,000_ Apr 2 1931
Bonds
Water
45,000
191,2191Population in 1910 (est.)
Sinking funds
1923
1
BONDS Nov 9'09_3986,000
GEN.
330
J•J $150,000c___Jan
INTEREST Is payable at New Britain National Bank.
265,000
43 '06 .1-1) 65,000. _ _ _Apr 2 1931 Water debt (included)__
121,300
bonds
Temporary
Bonds.
Funding
NEW HAVEN. Frank J. Rice, Mayor; Jonathan N. Rowe 45
73,300
A-0$125,000o-Oct 1 1913 Sinking funds and cash
12,822,596
Comptroller.
0
33
J-D 186,000o___June 1 1925 Total valuation 1908
(Assessment about 3i actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
This city Is the county seat of New Haven County. Incorporated 1784.
By an Act of the General Assembly the city, town and school district of Is '06 .1- D $ l43,000_ _ _ _Apr 2 1931 City tax (per $1,900) 1908_410.00
20.367
Population in 1910
New Haven were consolidated Dec. 7 1897 under one government, and the
INTEREST is payable In New York and Norwich.
city assumes the assets and liabilities of the two other governments.
Incorporated
1659.
NORWICH.
OF
TOWN
NEW HAVEN CITY BONDS.
Chas. S. Holbrook, Treasurer.
Library Bonds.*
When Due.
• LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1910_3282,000
LOANSJ-J $90,000cJan 1 '11-'19
48 '86
Voting-Machine-Bonds.
F loating debt__ _ .. __ .. . 1. ,301
Refunding Court-House Bonds.
Improvement Bonds (Series "0"). 3 yis '05 J-J 117,000c_ __Jan 1 1925 TOTAL DEBT Nov 1 1910 295,301
45:(19 A-Of$12,000___Oct 1 '11-'14
53.437
12,000__ -Oct 1 '16-'19 4s '09 J-J $100,000.. _Jan 1 '30-'34
Sinking fund •
Refunding Bonds.
17,055,384
Paving Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
1913 Grand list 1909
A-0$115,000c
334s
A-0 $125,000r__Oct 1911-'16
1 actual value.)
A-0 $25,000r_Oct 1 1914 4s
(Assessment about 3,
45
Town of Preston Bonds
A-0 ao,000r___oet '15-'16 330 A-0 100,000r _Oct 1915&'20 3.405 J-J $50,000c
45
1920 Town tax (per $1 000) RHO__ $9.25
37,500r Oct 1912-'17-'22 Town Deposit Fund 6s,
28,29
Population in 1910
A-0 185,000r___Oct 1 1920 330 A-0
330
A-0 10.000r-_Oct 1 1922 4s '08 J-J 100,000r_July 1 '29-'33
330
$13,301 Population In 1900
On demand
Street Improvement Bonds
330 '05A-0 95.000c___Oct 1 1925
INTEREST Is payable at the Treasurer's °Mee except the "Town of
35.000c_- July 1 1928 4s '07 J D I $150,000cJune 1 '27-'31 Preston Bonds," which is payable at the Thames National Bank of Norwich.
45 '08 J-J
22,000c___June 1 1932
Fund's & High Schoo1 Bonds.
ORANGE. Wolter A. Main, First Selectman.
School-Building Bonds
330 A-0 $336.000r___Oct '11-'24
5.000r_Oct 1 '11-'15 4s '08 J-J $100.0000..Jan 1 '29-'33
This town is in New Haven County. Incorp. May 1822. Bonds below
330 A-0
City Sewerage.
Funding Bonds.
are exempt from taxation.
$9,495 96
A-03375,000r_Apr 1 '11-'25 LOANSWhen Due. Grand list 1909.
334s'05 A-Of$250,000r_Oct 1 '25-'34 43
J-D 100,000r __ _ _ 1926-1929
3.000r--Oct 1 1935 4s
(Assessment is 85% actual value.)
Funding Bonds (fold).
.1 J $100,000c_Jan 1 1914 Town tax (per $1,000) 1909_38.00
334s '05A-0 100.000r_Oct 1 1925 48 g
6,995
4s '08 J-J 150,000c___July 1 1928
tr '05 J..T 200.0000 _Jan 1 1925 Population In 1000
11,272
BOND, DEBT Oct 1910_4300,000 Population in 1910
TOWN OF NEW HAVEN DEBT
INTEREST payable at National Tradesmen's Bank New Haven.
Park Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS330 '89 J-J $100,000c_July 1 1939 PORTLAND. Robert S. Mitchell, Clerk.
Air Line RR. bonds
This town is in Middlesex County. Incorporated May 1841.
330 '89 J-J $475,0000July 1 '11-'29 (Subject to call after July 1 1910.i
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4222,000
4s
J-J 100,0000___July 11039 LOANSRefunding Bonds.
_ 1.992,817
Grand list 1909
• Exempt from taxation.
J-J $90,000c_July 1 1919 (Assessment 34 to 3( actual value.)
330
45 '05 M-N 78,000o_ Nov 1 1925 Total tax (per $1,000) 1900-$15.03
NEW HAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
3.856
43 '09 J-J 112,000r.JuIy 1 '11-'13 Population In 1900
M-N $70,000 0...A021-1924
When Due.14s
LOANS3,425
42,000r___July 1 1920 Population in 1910
41
F-A $190.000o ____1911-1920 45
F-A 75,000 0._._1925-1928
Treasury.
Town
at
payable
INTEREST
4s
M-N 125,000 C.._ _1929-1934
(820,000 yearly on Aug. 1.)
town are exempt from taxation.
the
of
bonds
-The
FREE.
TAX
INTEREST on all issues is paid at the City Treasury.

H. Brown, Treas.

PUTNAM. F. W.Seward, Clerk; Chas.
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. &c.This city and town of the same name are in Windham County. City inOct. 11910. Jan. 11010. Oct. 11909. Jan. 11909. corporated Jan. 11898. Interest is payable at First Nat. Bank in Putnam.
Bonded debt of city
$2,557,500 $2,669,300 $2,543,500 $2,568,500
CITY OF PUTNAM. Incorporated 1896..
700,000
Old debt of town
675,000
700,000
900,000
$3,150,000
Total valuation 1910
Street Improvement Bonds.
480,000
Old debt of school dIst_
460,000
480,000
500,000
J-.1 $40.000e_ _July 1 1929 (Assessment about 60 A actual value)
3348
$1,000) 1910
$8.00
Total bonded debt____$3,602,500 $3,849,300 13,723,500 $3,968,500 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910...440,000 City tax (per
6,667
16,000 Population in 1900
105,000
Floating debt
65,000
70,000
105,000 Floating debt
6,637
12,300 Population in 1910
Sinking fund
Total debt
TOWN OF PUTNAM. Incorporated May 1855.
$3,757,500 $3,954,300 $3,793,500 $4,073,500
80,869
Sinking funds
80,455
26,000
David Flagg, Town Clerk. (1100.000 bonds voted, but not yet issued.)
219,002
None Town tax (per $1 .000) 1909_49.50
BOND. DEBT Oct 1909
Net debt
7,348
$111,100 Population in 1900
13.731,500 $3,873,431 $3,713,045 $3,854,498 Floating debt
•
7.260
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The city's assessed valuation and tax rate Assessed valuation 1909... _3,370.76 Population In 1910
have been approximately as follows, real estate being taken at "about 51% (Assessment about 3,1 actual value)
actual value" until 1900, when basis of valuation was raised to full value:
RIDGEFIELD. Cyrus A. Cornen Jr., Clerk.
Total
Rate of Tax
Total
Rate of Tax
This town is in Fairfield County.
Years
Valuation. per $1,000.
Valuation. per $1,000. Years.
TOWN OF RIDGEFIELD. Incorporated 1709.
1909
$108.449,713 $13 25
1904
$123,232,935 $17.50
H. K. Scott, Clerk.
1908
106,386,539
119,592,508
14.75
1903
13 25
$5,500
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS1907
103.460,932
116,312 984
14 75
1901
12 75
Sinking fund assets
16,860
Funding Bona,
1•01!
1895
53,800,000
112.256,010
13 50
21 00
330 g F-A $00,000c___Aug 1 1929 Assessed valuation 1909_ _3,864.381
1905
5,
1890
,171,131
110,001,166
14 00
19 50
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ 48.00
(Subject to call Aug 1 1917.)
The Grand List does not Include property estimated In 1909 as follows:
3,188
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ _460,000 Population in 1910
Yale College, estimated at
110.340,805
BOROUGH OF RIDGEFIELD. Incorporated 1901.
School-houses, estimated with contents and land
2.315.895
V.
A.
Davis,
Treasurer.
r1hurches and institutions
5,301.905 LOANS$9,227
When Due. Sinking fund
S ate, county, town and city public property
3,361,960
Sewer Bonas.
Assessed valuation 1909-1,606,405
Railroad property and other lawful exemptions
10401' s() $30
J-J $50,000c_Jan 1 1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$6.00
1,100
(Subject to call Jan 1 1922.)
Population in 1909 (est.)
Total
$31.781,005 BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_ _$50,000
POPULATION.-In 1910 133,605; In 1900 was 1 .027; lin 1890 it was
INTEREST on both town and borough bonds is payable at the Merchants'
81,298; In 1880 It was 62, 82.f
Exchange National Bank, NewaYorkjCity.




Nov., 1910.]

39

CONNECTICUT-CITIES AND TOWNS.

ROCKVILLE. George Forster, Mayor.
This city Is In Tolland County. Incorporated 1886.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 18 1910_6210,000
20,000
Sinking fund
Sewer Bonds.
4s
J-J 650,000c___Jan 1 1926 Assessed val, real est. 1910 5,448.229
(Assessment about Ys actual value.)
(Subject to call Jan 1 1900.)
$7.00
4s
J-J $90.000c__July 1 1927 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
Population In 1800
7,772
Filtration Bonds.
7,287
45
J-J $70,000c_ __July 1935 Population in 1900
7,977
INTEREST payable atTreas's office Population in 1910

SOUTHINGTON. R. Elliott, Treasurer.
This town Is In Hartford County. Incorporated 1779.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_44,206,432
LOANS4s g
J-J $60,000c_ 1917 & 1927 (Assessment about 90% act. value.)
BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1910_460,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ 414.00
16,0 .5 ; Population in 1910 (Census) _ - -6.516
Sinking fund
INrEREST payable at Southington National Bank.

BOND, DEBT Oct 1010__$273,000
(Assessment about full value.)
Floating debt May 23 1910_ _ 29,200 Borough tax (per $1,000) 1909_64.00
Sinking fund May 23 1910._
6.737
7,673 Population in 1900
Grand list 1909
8,690
6,363,511 Population In 1910
INTEREST is payable at the First National Bank of Wallingford.
WALLINGFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. H. Newton, Treas,
LOANSWhen Due.
School Bonds.
is
M-N $18,000c____
_1914 4s '06 J-J $55,000cMch 1 1936
(Subject to call after 1904.)
(Subject to call March 1 1926.)
M-N $40,000c
.___ _1927 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910-.6133,000
134s
M-N 20,000c_Nov 1 '11-19 Grand list for 1909 ______ 3,369,407
($3,000 due In odd years to 1917.) School tax (per $1,000) 1009
$7.00
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank, Wallingford.

WATERBURY. William H. Sandland, Clerk.

This city Is In New Haven County. The city, town and school govern
ments were consolidated in January 1900. •
LOANSCourt-House Bonds
When Due
J-J $15,000___Jan 1 '11-13
43
School Bonds
SOUTH NORWALK. J. J. Cuneo, Clerk.
4s
'97
Funding Bonds.
J-J
$200,000„July
1
'27-46
Incorporated
Aug.
18
1870
This city Is in Fairfield County
334s 99 J-J $40,000__July 1 '11-14
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSStorm Water Drainage Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $52,000c.... July 1 1939 33,63'01 J-J $220.000-Jan 1 '11-32
Electric Light Bonds.
33is'01 J-J $64.000___Jan 1 '11-26
Sewer Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
45
A-0 $20.000c___Apr 1 1928
Consolidated Funding Bonds.
4s 05 J-J J$50,000c_July 1 '25&'30 33-68'04 J-J $10,000c___Jan 1 1934
Library Bonds.
J-J $20,000 _July 1 '11-12
Jan 1 1935 330
1 20,000c ___July 1 1935 330'05 J-J 100,000_
4s
A-0 $5,0000.- Apr 1 1928
Paving Bonds.
4s '09 J-J 100 000c_ __July 1 1939 48 '06 J-J 100,000c_July 1 1936
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DI..',13T Nov 1 1910_6505.000 4s '09 J-J 190,000____July 1 1939 4s '07 J-J $200,000c___.Tnn 1 1927
4s '05 M-S $90,000cdcr.
Water Boods.
430'08 J-J 150,000._ Jan 1 1938
320,01)
Sept 1 '25,'30 & '35 Water debt (Included)
7,278,124 45 '94 J-J $40 000___Jan 1 '11-18 BOND. DEBT Nov 1 191062,539,000
Grand list 1909
Water Bonds.
40,000
J -J 400,t100,. Jan 1 1919 Sinking funds
4s
J-J $30,000r___July 1 1925 (Assassm't about 65% actual value.) 4s
990,000
80,000___ _Jan '11-26 Water debt (included)__ _
60,000r___July 1 1925 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_47 00 3 48'01 J-J
8,975 3 30'04 .I-J
70,000e_Jan 1 '11-24 Total assessed val. 1909_60,2 2,168
4s '05 J-J {40,000ceorJuly 1 1930 Population In 1910
88,000,000
10,000c__Jan 1 '11-'12 Actual value (est.)
INT. payable in South Norwalk. 4s '08 J-J
20,000r-July 1 1935
4s
90.000-__Jan 1 '11-'19 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__ 414.00
SOUTH NORWALK UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. F. Tammany. 4s '09 J-.T
'10
J-J
300,000c
Population
In
1900
(Census)
__51.139
Jan
1
'20-'49
district
This
has
no
bonded debt, the
Clerk of District Committee.
Park Bonds
Population In 1910 (Census) __73,143
floating debt given below consisting of notes held by the South Norwalk
4s '08 J-J $240,000_ _July 1 '1 i-'58
Savings Bank.
INTERESr on court-house bonds, on funding bonds of 1899 and on
Floating debt Apr 10 1910_ _ $60,000 Population in 1910 (est.)
8,000
School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _62 00 I Value of school prop. 1910.4142,500 school bonds of 1897 is payable at National Park Bank. New York; on
water bonds of 1895 and 1904 and sewer bonds of 1904, 1905 by New
York draft; on water bonds of 1908 and 1910 at the Columbia Trust Co.
STAMFORD.
In New York; on all other Issues at office of City Treasurer,
This clty is In Fairfield County. Incorporated 1893.
CITY OF STAMFORD. W. N. Travis, City Treas,
WEST HARTFORD. Henry C. Whitman, Clerk.
When Due.
LOANSI-unding Bonds
This town Is In Hartford County. Incorporated May 1854,
Public Library Bonds.
;114s g M-S $60,000e. .3.1ch 1 1921
175:00
0
20 000
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 13 1910 $
LOANS4s g '09 J-D $33,000cDec 1 1939
Street Imp. Bonds (Tax Exempt).
Floating debt
Refunding Bonds
4s g '07 F A $50,000c___Aug 1 1932
Sewer Bonds.
o
.(1
41,.890448
Is
M-S $30,000e --------1920
J..1 $50,000o
4s
July 1 1914 4s '10 J-J
30,000__July 1 1935
Grand List 1909
(Subject to c
j
a
)olloa
efter 1910.)
3,913,608
4s
M-N 25,000c__Nov 1 1914
Refunding Bonds.
.5
-s
ndss4
Town tax (per 61,000) 1909_417.50
Road 1110
334s g M-S 25 Mono__ _Mch 1 1921 33-is
M-N $25,000____ov 1 1921 4s
1920 Population in 1910
4s g
1937
1\1-N 60.0000__ May 1 1924 4s '07 semi-an 25,000
(Subject to call 1910.)
Population In 1900
3,186
4s '10 J-J
35,000____July 1 1935 BOND. DEBT May 24 1900 $460,000
INTEREST 19 payable at United States Bank In Hartford.
60,000
Public Improvement Bonds
Floating debt
102,816 WILLIMANTIC. D. P. Dunn,Mayor; A. C. Scripture,Treas.
48 09 A-0 $35,000__Apr 1 1934 Sinking fund_
_ _ _$24 418 34
4s '09 J-D 35,000____June 1 1934 Gra9d114 (o. 8
This city Is situated in the town of Windham, Windham Co
Inc. 1893.
Public Park Bonds (lax Exempt.) (Assessm't about 75% actual value.)
Fanding Bonds.
When Due.
15,997 LOANS48 '118 A-0 $55.1100.___Anr 1 Iflas Population in 1900.
Municipal Bonds (Coupon)
4s '09 F-A5100.000c___Aux 4
141,7
97
33
4
25,136
48 '09 s- a 50,000-___Mch 1 1939 Population In 1910
4s A-0 $100,000c
Oct 1 1925 BOND. DEBT Apr 1910._ $375,000
4s g '09 ,T-D 45,000c_ __Dec 1 1939
Sinking
fund
(Subject
to
1910.)
call
Oct.
1
in
N.
Y.;
on other bonds
INTEREST on park ec library bonds payable
175,000
Water Bonds.
Water debt (included)
at Stamford.
,668
4s
A-0 $100,000cOct 1 '14 &'20 Grand list 1909_ _
The city's tax rate (per $1 000) In 1907 was $10 30 In one district,66 80 4s
$1,000)
Tax
rate
(per
1924
1903____$12.00
A-0
75,000c
_Oct
1
In another and 13 80 In the third.
11,230
INTER. payable atClty Treasury. Population In 1910
TOWN OF STAMFORD.
Frank II. Gurley, Town Treasurer. This town Is in Fairfield County.
WINCHESTER. Charles H. Bassett, Clerk.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_ $505,000
LOANSThis town is in Litchfield County and contains Winsted Borough. IncorTown Hall 18911
Floating debt
419,000 porated May 1771. P. 0. Winsted. Bonds below are tax-exempt.
48 '08 J-D $225,000c _Dec 1 1938 Sinking funds
213.458 LOANSWhen Due. Total assets
$93,507
Schools and Bridges 1893.
Grand list 1909
25,755,509
Town Bonds 1902
Assessed valuation 1909_5,582,492
F-A 696,000o__ _Aug 1 1923 (Assessment about U actual value.)
4s
$36,000r_ _May 1 '11-16 (Assessment about actual value.)
SI-N
Town tax (per $1,000) 1909 _49.75 4s '10 ___
High School.
Tax rate (per 61,000) 1909_ ___$12.00
F-A $75,000c___Aug 1 1024 Population In 1890
15,700 BOND. DEBT72,000
4s
Sept 1 1910_6108,000 Population in 1900
7,783
18,839 Other liabilities
Funding Bonds
Population in 1900
54,746Population in 1910
8,679
4s g
F A $75,000c___Feb 1 1927 Population in 1910
28,836
INTEREST Is payable at Town Treasurer's office.
INTEREST is payable at the office of the Town Treasurer.

STONINGTON. E. B. Hinckley, Treasurer and Clerk.
This town is in New London County. Incorporated Oct. 1658
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 9#% actual value)
.85,690 435
4s g'08 M 1\15100.000c_ _ _May 1 1928 Grand list 1909._ _
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4100,000 '[own tax (per $1,00-0) 1909...610.00
9,154
Floating debt
43.865 Population In 1910
INTEREST payaole at Treasure. . office
STONINGION.-THIRD SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. H. Newberry, Treas.
(F. 0. Mystic.)
LOANSWhen Due. I TOTAL DEBT Oct 10[0....650,000
48 '09 J-J $50,000c ___July 1 19391
INTEREST at the Mystic River National Bank in Mystic.

THOMASTON.
This town is In Litchfield County. Incorporated May 1875. All bonds
are tax-exempt.
When Due. I Floating debt May 18 1910..628,463
LOANSI Grand list 1900
Refunding Bonds.
2,488,438
4s '04 J-I) $50,000c__.Dec 1 1924 (Assessment about 90% actual value)
Total tax (per $1.000) 1909._ _612.00
(Subject to calla
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1910_650,000 Population In 1910
3,533
INTEREST payable at the office of the Town Treasurer,

TORRINGTON. Isaac W. Brooks, Treasurer.
This town (and the borough of the same name) Is In Litchfield County
TOWN OF TORRINGTON. Incorp. Oct. 1740. I. W. Brooke, Treas.
__ None. Town tax (per $1,000) 1909 _.$10 00
BONDED DEBT__
Floating debt Oct 1 1910._ 4129,118 Population In 1900
9,284 Population in 1910
116
2,
844
510
Cash on hand
9,748,908
Grand list 1909
,
BOROUGH OF TORRING VON. Inc. 1887. F. A. Harty, Treas.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_ 6255,000
LOANS39,723
4368'07 M-N 675,000c___Nov 1 1927 Sundry assets
4s '09 M-N 150,000c_May 1 1929 Borough assessment 1909. 9,201,225
Borough tax (per 81,000) 1909.60.00
Sewer.
•
1924 Population In 1010
4s
M-N $30,000e
15,483
INTEREST payable at Borough Treasurer's office.

VERNON. F. B. Skinner, Treasurer.
This town Is in Tolland County. Incomorat,1 Oct. 1808.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '10_4235,000
Refunding Railroad Aid Bonds.
Floating debt
72,109
4s '10 J-J $60,000c_ _July 1 1925 Sinking fund
:o.999
Memorial Han 1339.
Grand list 1909
6,010,780
3 iis
M-N $125,000e _ _ Nov 1 1919 (Assessment about90 %actual value)
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1809.)
Town tax (per $1,000) 1009...- -$8
80
8.430
High-School, 1892
Population In 1900
41
J J $50,000e_ . July I 1922 Population In 1910
9.087
INTEREST on 4s of 1910 payable at Old Colony Trust Co.; on others at
Town Treasurer's office.

WALLINGFORD.

ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Bonded Floating
Grand
Tax
PopuList.
Rate. lation.
Debt.
Debt.
1910.
Location.
None di ,730.805 14.00
3,712
08
.
Berlin (T), Hartford County__ 90,000
3,792
Bethel (T), Fairfield County__ 30,000 36,843 d1,953,175d12.00
d923,449d17.00
1,821
Bloomfield (T), Hartford Co__ 29,000 44.512
6,047
Branford (T), New Haven Co_ None 92,577 x3,470,453 18.00
1,858
13rooklyn (T), Windham Co__ 20,000 15,992 c11,154.378 12.00
2,732
Canton (T), Hartford County__ 37.000 35.015 d1.902.543d12.50
5,304
x804,33.d19.00
2,140
Colchester (T), New London Co. 39,000
d1,010,868 14.00
2,188
Cromwell (T), Middlesex Co__ _ 26,417
d1 ,178.791d17.00
2,422
East Haddam (T), Middlesex Co*35,050
1,916
East Lyme (T), NewLondon Co. 26.000 15,300 xl.132,470x13.00
7.500
d553.747 15.00
1.052
Easton (Ti. Fairfield County__ 25,000
d1.835,329x15.00
3,362
East Windsor (T), Hartford Co_•75,000
9,719
Enfield (T), Hartford County__ 55,000 15,000 d6,096,600d10.00
2,745
Essex (T), Middlesex County__ 36.000 20,500 d2,126,777d10.00
3,478
Farmington (T), Hartford Co__ None 116.000 d2,341,399d13.00
4,796
Glastonbury (T), Hartford Co_ 65.000 27,000 d2,588,950x15.00
4,233
Griswold (T.), New London Co_ 60,000 20,500 d2,130,933x10.00
5,850
Hamden (T), New Haven Co__ None 31,121 d3,726,056 14.50
60,000 None d211,586,960 d0.25 250,182
Ilartford County
894
9,600
t1443,560x17.00
Hebron (T), Tolland County
23,400
3,023
1.513,950 5.00
Jewett City(B),NewLondonCo_*50,360
746
d348.98 lx16.00
Lyme (T), New London Co..-- 30,000 16,000
1.534
Madison (Ti, New Haven Co__ None 3)1516 d1.528,3 .45 10.00
1.977
Mansfield (T). Tolland Cod651,242d20.00
26,544
Meeting House (Town)
None
5
34:
000
0
000
Miller Farms School DIstric__
190 d1,093,000 0.00
t_
Montville (T), New London Co_ 30,000 28,1.0 d1,616,674d16.00
2,804
New Canaan (T.), Fairfield Co_100.000 81,000 (13,453,000 11.00
3,667
New Hartford (T), LltchfieldCo. 38,000 32,232 dt.113.070d18.00
2,144
New Milford (Ti. Litchfield Co..•5639,,05000
d2,435,7 T1d15.00
1,540
5,010
Newtown (T.), Fairfield Co____ None 33,500 d1,611,992 15.00
3,012
Norfolk (T.), Litchfield Co
d3,174.703 6.00
Nor. Canaan(T.),LItchfleld Co. 24.000 31,150 d1.333.266912.50
2,171
dt:2
1:15
10
45
2x
d17
16:0
001:1100
Nor. Stonington(T.),NewLon.Co 20,000 15.319 z
181
Old Lyme (['.),New London Co.*30,224
d894,599d12.50
Old Saybrook(T.),Middlesex Co. 8,000 17.738
1,516
Plainfield (T.), Windham Co__. 20,000 25.000 d2,861,227 12.60
6,719
5,000 31,500 dl
15
2.0
50
82
82
1
Plainville (T.), Hartford
5
2:0
'
7
12
66
2:6
52
17
Plymouth (T.), Litchfield Co_ •11.237
None
d570,000z16.00
1,917
Preston (T.), New London Co__ 45,000
1,000
1,617
cl940.973 15.00
Redding (T.), Fairfield County_ 28,800
1,187
Rocky Hill Cr.). Hartford Co- 18,000 15,412
11593,518 12.00
1,907
Saybrook (T.), Middlesex Co_- 20,000 13.000 d1,004.197 12.50
4,786
Seymour (T.), New Haven Co__ 30,000 41.357 113.420.293 10.00
4,807
None x4,179,164 x5.00
Shelton (B.), Fairfield County_ 25,000
2,251
So. Windsor (T.), Hartford Co_ None 46.500 d1,300.000d18.00
2,551
Sprague (T.), New London Co__ None 78,325 x1.016.868z15.00
Sul fiord (T.),Tolland County__ 61,0110
7,005 d3.646.953d10.00
5,233
Stratford (T.), Fairfield Co_ ___ 58,000 58,000 2,772,707 z9.00
3,841
Suffield (T.), Hartford County- 30,000
7,522 d3.759.193 x7.00
Thompsonville (Ti, Hartford Co. 55,000 15,000 d6.096.697d10.00
Watertwil ('I'), NewLondonCo. 40,000 65,902 111 .744,771 15.00
3,097
3,152 114,239,938 119.00
3,850
Watertown (T.). Litchfield Co_115.000
8,543
WestHaven(B.),NewHavenCo_ None 47,000 z7,215,193 x3.50
111,232.2111 8.00
Westport (T.), Fairfield Co__ -•129,959
4,259
Wethersfield (T.), Hartford Co- None 40.378 111,178,862 11.00
3,148
1,500 d1,049.733(11.3.00
Wilton (T.), Fairfield County__ 35,000
1,706
Windham (T.), Windham Co__180,000 33,500 115,256,017 10.00 12,604
Windsor (T.) Hartford Co
40,000 54.236 112.610,2991114,50
4,178
6.500 112,584,305 10.00
Windsor Locks (T.), HartfordCo 55,000
3,715
7,754
Winsted (11.), Litchfield Co_._.. 96,500 96,000 x5,063,211 x5.00
None 41.500
11891,4901112.50
Woodbury (T.), Litchfield Co.._
1,860

The town and borough of Wallingford is situated In New Haven County
Wm. H. Newton. Treasurer.
TOWN OF WALLINGFORD
1027 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_6113 000
41 '97 J-I) $30,000c
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ 4,315,519
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $45,000c___July 1 1939 (Assessment about 2-3 actual vane.)
Town tax (i)Cr $1,000) 11109
Refunding Bonds.
$5 00
3.653 '99 51-N $38,000c _1911-1929 Population Town In 191011,155
INTEREST payable at First National Bank. Wallingford,
BOROUGH OF WALLINGFORD. Incorp. 1853. W. B. Dickerman,Treas.
Municipal Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS48
M-N 145,000c _.May 1 1923
Funding Bonds,
Refunding Water Bonds.
33is
M-N $50,000c Nov 15 1929
33i3
J-J
$8,000c__July 1 '11-12
Electric-Light Bonds
Sewer Bonds.
M-N $55,000c__May 1 1919
3%s
48 •
MN $12,000c_May 1 1913
Water Bonds
(T) Town. (B) Borough. • Total
M-N 13,000c _-Nov 1 1914 x Figures are for 1910
4s
1924 43 •
M-N $90,000c




debt.

d Figures

are

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1909

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DEBTS AND RESOURCES
OF THE

TATES, CITIES 'ND TOWNS
IN THE

M IDDLI

STATES

INDEX FOR THE MIDDLE STATES, CITIES, Etc.
NEW YORK—State, Cities, &c
NEW JERSEY—State, Cities, &c
PENNSYLVANIA—State,Cities, &c

Pages 40 to 60 DELAWARE—State, Cities, &c
Pages 61 to 69 MARYLAND—State, Cities, &c
Pages 69 to 79 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

State of New York.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
Total area of State (square miles)
50,203
Albany
State capital
Horace White
Governor (term expires Dec. 31 1910)
See'y of State (term expires Dec. 31 1910)_Samuel S. Koenig
Thos. B. Dunn
Treasurer (term expires Dec. 31 1910)
Comptroller (term expires Dec. 31 1910)
Clark Williams
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's State
debt from 1817 to 1894 will be found In the "State and City Supplement"
of April 1894, page 41.
During a period of eleven years ending in 1893 the State debt was paid
at the average of $1,000,000 per year, and practically wiped out.
At the November election in 1895 the proposition to Issue bonds of the
State to the amount of $9,000,000, for the purpose of enlarging and improving the Erie Canal. the Champlain Canal and the Oswego Canal, was
submitted to the voters and carried. These bonds were all Issued. but
$1,770,000 have been redeemed, leaving outstanding Oct. 1 1910 37,230,000. In 1903 a further issue of $101,000,000 canal bonds was authorized,and
up to date $33,000,000 of these bonds have been sold. At the 1905 election
a constitutional amendment was adopted giving authority to create an
aggregate debt of $50,000,000 for highway purposes, and up to date $16,000.000 of these bonds have been sold. In November 1909 the voters approved the issuance of $7,000,000 bonds for the Cayugaand Senecacanals.
Of this latter issue, $1,000,000 have been sold. The State's bonded debt
On Oct. 1 1910 was $57,230,660 and the sinking fund $24,158,490.68. Details of loans follow:
—Interest
LOANS—
Principal—
Rate, Payable. When Due. Outstanding.
Name and Purpose.
JErie le Champlain 6% canal stock
Non-Interest-bearing debt
$180
1Stock for paym't 8% canal rev. ctfs.
600
Canaseraga Creek
improvement ___1910
5
J&J
July 1 '15-'54
200,000
Canal bonds gold. 1897
3g
J&J Jan. 1 1912
4,000,000
Do
1898
do
3g
J&J Jan. 1 1913
3,230,000
Do
1905
do
3g
J&J Jan. 1 1923
2,000,000
1906
Do
do
3g
J&J Jan. 1 1958
1,000,000
do
3g
1907
Do
J-J
Jan. 1 1957
5,000,000
1908
Do
do
3g
J&J July 1 1958
5,000,000
1909
Do
do
J&J Jan. 1 1959 10,000,000
3r
1910
4g
do
Do
J&J July 1 1960 11,000,000
Zighway bonds, g. 1906
J&D Dec. 1 1956
1,000,000
3g
4g
1908
Do
do
M&S Mch. 1 1958
5,000,000
4g
1908
Do
do
5.000,000
lila Sept. 1 1958
4g
Do
1910
M&S Mch. 1 1960
do
5,000.000
INTEREST on Canaseraga Creek bonds is payable at the National ComMercial Bank in Albany; on all other issues at the Bank of the Manhattan
Co., New York City.
STATE DEBT FOR A SERIES OF YEARS.—Below we give the amount
of the State debt on Sept. 30 in the years named.
$10,185,660 1875
1910 ______$57,230,660 1899
$28,328,686
1909
41,230,660 1898
9,340,860 1870
38,641,606
1908
6,265,660 1885
26,230,660 1897
50,861,349
17,290,660 1893
1907
860 1860
34,182,975
763,160 1850
10,630,660 1892
1906
23,537,874
11,155,660 1891
1905
2,927,655 1840
18,385,309
1904
4,964,304 1830
9,410,660 1890
8,635,035
9,665,660 1885
1903
9,461,854 1820
2,983,500
1902
9,920,660 1880
8,114,054 1818
2,905,535
1900
10.130,660
I
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 nor since, revenue being entirely
r aised through the operation of mortgage, stock transfer, liquor, Inheritance
and corporation taxes.
TAXATION OF MORTGAGE.—Mortgages now are not subject to taxation of any kind, the only charge being a recording 'tax of 3.6 of 1%.
--Slats Tax-Valuation
Total Equalized Rate per
Total
Year.
Real Estate.
Valuation.
$1,000.
Personal.
Levied.
1910_$9,266 628,482 $555,192,070 $9,821,820,552 None.
None.
1909___ 9,117,352,838 548,765,843 9,868,118,881
None.
None.
1908— 8,553,298,187 620,268,058 9,173.566,245 None.
None.
1907_ -- 7,933,057,917 632,321,477 8.565,379.394 None.
None.




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Pages 80 to 81
Page 81

--State Tax-Valuation
Total Equalized Rate per
Total
Real Estate.
Year.
Levied.
Valuation. $1,000.
Personal.
1906_57,312,621,452 $702,469,270 $8,015,090,722 None.
None.
l905_.... 7,051,455,025 688,710,615 7.738,185 840 $0 154
$1,191.677
l904___ 6,749,509.958 696,986,169 7,446,478.127
968,042
0 13
1903._ 5,297,763,882 556.736,239 5,854,500,121
781,085
0 13
1902._ 5,169,308 070 585,092,312 5 754,400,382
748,072
0 13
1901___ 5,093,025,771 593.895.907 5,688,921,878
6,824,306
1 20
1900..._ 4,811,593,059 849.709,693 5,461,302,752
10,704,153
1 96
1895.... 3,841,582,748 450.499.419 4,292,082.167
13,906,346
3 24
1890___ 3,298,323,931 385,329,131 3,683,653,062
8,619,748
2 34
1870___ 1.532,720,907 434,280,278 1.967,001,185
7 263j 14,285,976
1859___ 1,097.584.524 307.349.155 1.404,913,679
3,512.284
2 50
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:
1905
1,372,812
8,067,308 1580
3,880,735 1820
959,049
7,268.894 1850
1900
3,097,394 1810
589,051
5,997,853 1840
1890
2,428,921 1800
340.120
5,012 871 1830
1880
1 918,608 1790
1870
4.382,759
DEBT LIMITATION—STATE.—The new Constitution has In some
measure modified the provisions of the fundamental law restricting the
power of the Legislature over the issue of debt. doe. These provislom are
found in Article 7. We give the sections of that article (Article 7) below
which have reference to the subject.
State credit not to be given.—SECTION 1. The credit of the State shall not
in any manner be given or loaned to or in aid of any individual, anoda.
tion or corporation.
State debts power to contract.—SEO. 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 invasians.—SEO. 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.—SEO. 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 may
at any time, by law, forbid the contracting of any further debt or liability
under such law; but the tax imposed by such Act, in proportion to the debt
and liability which may have been contracted in pursuance of such law,
shall remain in force and be irrepealable, and be annually collected, until
the proceeds thereof shall have made the provision hereinbefore specified
to pay and digcharge 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
Legislature may provide for the issue of bonds of the State to run for a
period of not exceeding fifty years in lieu of bonds 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 herelnbefore 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 Stat
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 be.
fore 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

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NEW YORK—DEBT OF STATE.

41

thereof, and shall appropriate annually to the sinking fund moneys in
Towns and villages are not limited in their debt-making power by the
amount sufficient to pay such Interest and pay and discharge the principal Constitution.
Those municipalities are governed by general or special
of such debt when It shall become due and payable.
statutes.
• gilly eighteen years, extended to fifty by amendment adopted Nov. 1
1905Orina
The 1895 Legislature passed an Act "for the protection of bona fide purSinking Fund, how kept and invested.—SEC 5.—The sinking funds provided for the payment of interest and the extinguishment of the principal chasers and holders of coupon bonds and of municipal corporations against
of the debts Of the State shall be separately kept and safely invested, and misfeasance, malfeasance or negligence of public officers." The full text of
neither of them shall be appropriated or used in any manner other than this law was published in the "Chronicle" of June 8 1895, V. 60. p. 1023.
for the specific purpose for which it shall have been provided.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.—Section 8, Article One, Chapter 24,
Bonds for Highways.—[Adopted at the November 1905 election.] Sec- Consolidated Laws of 1909,
provides that "all bonds of a municipal
tion 12. This section—an entirely new one—provides for a debt of not tion, until payable, shall be exempt from taxation for town, corporacounty,
exceeding $50,000,000 for highway purposes. See V. 80, p. 1494, for municipal or State purposes." Chapter 24 here mentioned provides that
"the term 'municipal corporation' as used in this chapter includes onlya
full text.
town,
city
and village." This differs from the definition given in
Palisades Park Bonds.—At the Nov. 8 1910 election a vote was taken on county,
the General Corporation Law (Chapter 23, Consolidated Laws of 1909),
a proposition to issue $2,500,000 bonds for the use of the Palisades Inter- which in Section
3 of Article 1 says that"A 'municipal corporation' includes
State Park Commission. See V. 91, p. 1398.
a county, town, school district, village and city and any other territorial
Interest Increased on Public Highway and Canal Bonds.—The Legislature of division of the State established by law with powers of local government."
1907 passed an amendment to Chapter 469 of the Laws of 1906, fixing the
interest rate on issues of State highway-improvement bonds at 3, 33,6 or
TAX LAW RELATIVE TO INVESTMENTS IN STATE BONDS BY
4%,instead of at a rate not exceeding 3M %. See V. 85, p. 359. In 1910 SAVINGS BANKS, TRUST COMPANIES
AND
COM.'
a bill was passed by the Legislature increasing to 4% the rate of interest PAN I ES.—A new section (Section 187e) was added toINSURANCE
tile Tax Law by an
on the unsold portion ($78,000,000) of the $101,000,000 3% bonds author- amendment passed by the Legislature of 1907. This amendment
provides
ized at the general election in 1903 for the purpose of improving the Erie that every corporation, company or association required
by Section 187.
Canal, tile Oswego Canal and the Champlain Canal.
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
DEBT LIMITATION—CITIES, COUNTIES, TOWNS AND viLLAnes. profits or undivided
earnings for the privilege of exercising its corporate
—The new Constitution of New York State puts a general and uniform franchise, or carrying on Its business in such corporate
or organized calimit to the power of all counties and cities of the State to contract and pacity, which shall own any State bonds, shall have credited to it annually
put out their obligations, leaving the Legislature to fix the debt-mak- an amount equal to 1 % of the par value of such bonds bearing interest at
lag power of villages and towns only. These provisions are found in a rate not exceeding 3% annually, and owned and held In the name of such
company or association. The text of this bill was given In
Article 8, Section 10. We give that section in full. The separation into corporation,
V. 84, p. 1216.
paragraphs and the figures in parentheses which number and begin tne
paragraphs are our own, we having inserted them so that those who need to
SAVINGS BANK INVESTMENTS—POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.
refer to or use any particular portion can the more readily find the part —The provisions of the law defining
securities In which savings banks may
desired. With that exception we give Section 10 of Article 8 as it reads,
invest
their deposits are contained in Section 146 of Chapter 2 of the Con
preserving even tile punctuation.
solidated
Laws
of
1909.
We
give
this
section in full below.
(1) No county, city, town or village shall hereafter give any money or
property, or loan its money or credit to or in aid of any individual, assoSec. 146. In what securities deposits may be invested.—The trustees of
become
directly
or
ciation or corporation, or
indirectly the owner of stock any savings banks may invest the moneys
deposited therein and the income
In, or bonds of, any association or corporation" nor shall any such county, derived therefrom
only as follows:
city, town or village be allowed to Incur any indebtedness except for
1.
or
In
the
stocks
bonds
or
interest-bearing
notes or obligations of the
county, city, town or village purposes. Tills section shall not prevent United States, or those for which the faith of the
United States is pledged
such county, city, town or village from making such provision for the aid to
provide for the payment of the interest and principal, including the
or support of its poor as may be authorized by law.
bonds of the District of Columbia. [The State Attorney-General ruled that
(2) No county or city shall be allowed to become indebtea for any put'. this sub-division does not authorize savings banks to invest in the land purchase
pose or in any manner to an amount which, including existing indebtedness, bonds of the Philippine Islands. V. 78, o. 298.1
shall exceed 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate of such county
2. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of this State,
or city subject to taxation as it appeared by the assessment rolls of said Issued pursuant to tile authority of any law of the State.
county or city on the last assessment for State or county taxes prior to the
3. In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing obligations of any State of
incurring of such indebtedness; and all indebtedness in excess of such limi- the United States which has not within ten years previous to making such
tation, except such as may now exist, shall be absolutely void, except as investment by such corporation defaulted in tile payment of any part of
kerein otherwise provided.
either principal or interest of any debt authorized by the Legislature of any
(3) No county or city whose present indebtedness exceeds 10% of the such State to be contracted: and in the bonds or interest-bearing obligations
assessed valuation of its real estate subject to taxation shall be allowed to of any State of the United States, Issued In pursuance of the authority
of
become indebted in any further amount until such indebtedness shall be the Legislature of such State, which have, prior to May 29 1895 been
reduced within such limit.
Issued for the funding or settlement of any previous obligation of such
(4) This section snail not be construed to prevent the issuing of certificates State theretofore In default, and on which said funding or settlement obligaof indebtedness or revenue bonds issued in anticipation of the collection of tion there has been no default In the payment of either principal or interest
taxes for amounts actually contained, or to be contained in tile taxes for since tile issuance of such funding or settlement obligation, and provided the
the year when such certificates or revenue bonds are issued and payable Interest on such funding or settlement obligations have been paid regularly
out of such taxes.
for a period of not less than ten years next preceding such investment.
[On July 24 1909 the Attorney-General rendered an opinion to the effect
(5) Nor shall this section be construed to prevent the issue of bonds to
provide for the supply of water; but tile term of the bonds issued to provide that bonds of the State of Oklahoma are legal investments for savings banks
the supply of water shall not exceed twenty years, and a sinking fund shall under the terms of this sub-division. The right of the banks to invest in
be created on the issuing of tile said bonds for their redemption, by raising these bonds was questioned for the reason that Oklahoma had not existed
annually a sum which will produce an amount equal to the sum of the prin- 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
cipal and interest of said bonds at their maturity.
At the 1909 election a very important constitutional amendment, with law so long as there has been no default within ten years on any of the
obligations. V. 89, p. 298.1
reference to the exclusion of debt incurred for rapid transit and dock pur[On Aug. 11 1909 the Attorney-General held that Port Commission 5%
poses by New York City, and with reference to tile exclusion after Jan. 1 bonds of the State of Louisiana "maturing at any time between July 1 1924
1910 of water bonds issued by third-class cities, was ratified by the voters. and July 1 1959" were not legal investments for New York State savings
The amendment referred to changes sub-division (6), making it read as banks. In his opinion, the bonds in question do not fulfill the requirements
of sub-division 3 above for the reason that they are not direct obligations
follows, the new parts being printed In italics.
of tile State of Louisiana, nor is the credit of that State pledged for their
(6) All certificates of indebtedness or revenue bonds issued In anticipa- payment. He also calls attention to the action of Louisiana in disclaiming
tion of the collection of taxes, which are not retired within five years after liability for some $900,000 of so-called "baby bonds" authorized by Act 104,
their date of issue. and bonds issued to provide for the supply of water, and Laws of 1880, and by the constitution as amended in 1879. It had been
any debt hereafter incurred by any portion or part of a eity,if there shall be argued that the bonds were invalid when put out, having been given in exany such debt, shall be included in ascertaining the power of the city to change for warrants issued between 1874 and 1879 in violation of the conbecome otherwise indebted; except that debts incurred by the City of New stitutional provision then In force, which made void all appropriations or
York after the first day of January, nineteen hundred and four, and debts claims in excess of current revenue. As, however, the bonds were expressly
Incurred by any city of the second class after the first day of January, authorized both by constitutional amendment and by the Act of the Gennineteen hundred and eight, and debts incurred by any city of the third class eral Assembly above referred to the Attorney-General thought "there
after the first day of January, nineteen hundred and ten, to provide for the certainly would be grave doubt in holding that these bonds did not represent
supply of water, shall not be so included; and except further that any debt a debt 'authorized by the Legislature' of the State to be contracted."]
hereafter incurred by the City of New York for a public improvement owned
4. In the stocks or bonds of any city. county, town or village, school
or to be owned by the city which yields to the city current net revenue, after district bonds and union free school district bonds issued for school purposes,
making any necessary allowance for repairs and maintenance for which the or in the interest-bearing obligations of any city, county, town or village of
city is liable, in excess of the interest on said debt and of the annual installments this State, issued pursuant to the authority of any law of the State for the
necessary for its amortization, may be excluded in ascertaining the power of said payment of which the faith and credit of the municipality issuing them are
city to become otherwise indebted, provided that a sinking fund for its amortiza- pledged.
tion shall have been established and maintained and that the indebtedness shall
5. In the stocks or bonds of any incorporated city situated in one of the
not be so excluded during any period of time when the revenue aforesaid shall States of the United States which was admitted to Statehood prior to Janunot be sufficient to equal the said interest and amortization installments, and ary 11896,and which.since January 11881, has not repudiated or defaulted
except further that any indebtedness heretofore incurred by the city of New in the payment of any part of the principal or interest of any debt authorized
York for any rapid transit or dock investment may be so excluded propor- by the Legislature of any such State to be contracted, provided said city
tionately to the extent to which the current net revenue received by said city has a population, as shown by the Federal Census next preceding said investtherefrom shall meet the interest and amortization installments thereof, pro- ment of not less than 45.000 inhabitants, and was incorporated as a city
vided that any increase in the debt-incurring power of the city of New York at least twenty-five years prior to the making of said Investment and has
which shall result from the exclusion of debts heretofore incurred shall be availa- not since January 1 1878 defaulted for more than ninety days In the payble only for the acquisition or construction of properties to be used for rapid ment of any part either of principal or interest of any bond, note or other
transit or dock purposes. The Legislature shall prescribe the method by which evidence of indebtedness, or effected any compromise of any kind with the
and the terms and conditions under which the amount of any debt to be so ex- holders thereof. But if, after such default on the part of any such State
cluded shall be determined, and no such debt shall be excluded except in accord- or city, the debt or security. In the payment of the principal or Interest of
ance with the determination so prescribed. The Legislature may in its discre- which such default occurred, has been fully paid, refunded or compromised
tion confer appropriate jurisdiction on the Appellate Division of the Supreme by the issue of new securities, then the date of the first failure to pay prinCourt in the First Judicial Department for the purpose of determining the cipal or interest, when due, upon such debt or security, shall be taken to
amount of any debt to be so excluded. No indebtedness of a city valid at the be the date of such default within the provisions of this subdivision, and
time of its inception shall thereafter become invalid by reason of the operatoin subsequent failures to pay instalments of principal or interest upon such
of any of the provisions of this section.
debt or security, prior to the refunding or final payment of tile same, shall
(7) Whenever hereafter the boundaries of any city shall become the same not be held to continue said default or to fix the time thereof within the
as those of a county, the power of the county to become indebted shall meaning of this subdivision, at a date later than the date of said first failure
cease, but tile debt of tile county at that time existing shall not be included In 'payment. If at any time the indebtedness of any such city, together
as part of the city debt. At the November 1899 election an amendment with the indebtedness of any district, or other municipal corporation or
to the Constitution was adopted changing this paragraph to read as follows: subdivision except a county, which Is wholly or in part included within the
Whenever the boundaries of any city are tile same as those of a county, bounds or limits of said city, less its water debt and sinking funds, shall
or when any city shall include within its boundaries more than one county, exceed 7% of the valuation of said city for purposes of taxation. Its bonds
the power of any county wholly included within such city to become in- and stocks shall thereafter, and until such indebtedness shall be reduced to
debted shall cease, but the debt of the county heretofore existing shall not. 7% of the valuation for the purposes of taxation, cease to be an authorized
!or the purposes of this section, be reckoned as a part of the city debt.
investment for the moneys of savings banks; but the Superintendent of
(8) The amount hereafter to be raised by tax for county or city purposes. Banks may, in his discretion, require any savings bank to sell such bonds or
In any county containing a city of over 100,000 inhabitants, or any such stocks of said city as may have been purchased prior to said increase of debt.
6. In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered real property situated in
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 this State to the extent of 60% of the value thereof. Not more than 65%
assessed valuation of the real and personal estate of such county or city, to 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
be ascertained as prescribed in this section in respect to county or city debt.
not be more than 40% of its actual value. No Investment in
By the terms of the foregoing section. Paragraph (1), every "County thereon shall
any bonds and mortgagds shall be made by any savings bank except upon
pity, Town or Village" is included in the prohibition against (1) loaning the report of a committee of its trustees charged with the duty of Investi"Its money or credit," (2) In becoming "directly or indirectly the owner of gating the same, who shall certify to the value of the premises mortgaged or
to be mortgaged, according to their best judgment, and such
stock In or bonds of any association or corporation," and (3) in "incurring be filed and preserved among the records of the corporation. report shall
any Indebtedness except for County, City, Town or Village purposes.'
Also In the following securities
(a) The first mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation of this State
Most of the other paragraphs include only counties and cities.
the principal part of whose railroad is located within this State, or of any
In May 1886 the New York Court of Appeals decided at the end of a liti- railroad corporation of this or any other State or States connecting with
gation begun in July 1885 that the sinking fund was not a part of the city debt 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
within the meaning of the above provision of the Constitution limiting the of
its capital stock is owned by such a railroad corporation of this State,
creation of debt to 10% of the assessed valuation of the real estate
or in the mortgage bonds of any such railroad corporation of an issue to




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NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Lxxxxi.

retire all prior mortgage debt of such railroad companies respectively; which, together with all the outstanding prior debts of tile company making
provided that at no time within five years next preceding the date of any said guaranty, Including therein the authorized amount of all previously
such Investment such railroad corporation of this State or such connecting guaranteed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital stock of said
railroad corporation, respectively, shall have failed regularly and punc- company at the time of making said investment. Bonds which have been
tually to pay the matured principal and Interest of all its mortgage indebted- or shall become legal Investments for savings banks under any of the proness, and in addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid In divi
visions of this section shall not be rendered illegal as investments though the
dends to its stockholders during each of said five years an amount at least property upon which they are secured has been or shall be conveyed to
equal to 4% upon all its outstanding capital stock; and provided, further, another corporation, and though the railroad corporation which issued or
that at the date of every such dividend the outstanding capital stock or assumed said bond has been or shall be consolidated with another railroad
such railroad corporation, or such connecting railroad company, respec- corporation, if the consolidated or purchasing corporation shall assume the
tively, shall have been equal to at least one-third of the total mortgage payment of said bonds and shall continue to pay regularly Interest or diviIndebtedness of such railroad corporations,respectively,including all bonds dend or both upon the securities Issued against, in exchange for or to acquire
issued or to be issued under any mortgage securing any bonds, in which the stock of the company consolidated or the property purchased or upon
such investment shall be made.
securities subsequently issued in exchange or substitution therefor to an
(b) The mortgage bonds of the following railroad corporations: The amount at least equal to 4% per annum upon the capital stock outstanding
Chicago & North Western RR. Co., Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.. at the time of such consolidation or purchase of said corporation which has
Michigan Central RR. Co.. Illinois Central RR. Co.. Pennsylvania RR. Co., Issued or assumed said bonds. Not more than 25% of the assets of any
Delaware & Hudson Co., Delaware Lackawanna do Western RR. Co., savings bank shall be loaned or invested In railroad bonds,and not more than
New York New Haven & Hartford RR. Co., Boston & Maine RR. Co., 10% of the assets of any savings bank shall be invested in the bonds of any
Maine Central RR. Co., the Chicago & Alton RR. Co., Morris & Essex RR. one railroad corporation described in paragraph (a)of this subdivision, and
of New Jersey, United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.' not more than 5% of such assets in the bonds of any other railroad corporaCo.. Central R
also in the mortgage bonds of railroad companies whose lines are leased tion. In determining the amount of the assets of any savings bank under
or operated or controlled by any railroad company specified in this para- the provisions of this subdivision, Its securities shall be estimated in the
graph if sad bonds be guaranteed, both as to principal and interest, by the manner prescribed for determining the per centum of surplus by section
railroad company to which said lines are leased or by which they are oper- 154 of this chapter. Street railroad corporations shall not be considered
ated or controlled. Provided that at the time of making investment author- railroad corporations within the meaning of this subdivision.
ized by this paragraph the said railroad corporations issuing such bonds
7. In real property subject to the provisions of Section 147.
shall have earned and paid regular dividends of not less than 4% per annum
We omit Section 147, as it relates only to real estate. The following secIn cash on all their issues of capital stock for the ten years next preceding tions
of the banking law relate No. 148 to available funds for current exsuch investment, and provided the capital stock of any said railroad cor- penses, how loaned, No. 149 to temporary deposits and 150 to personal seporations shall equal or exceed in amount one-third of the par value of all curity and loans on bond and mortgage.
its bonded indebtedness; and further provided that all bonds authorized
SECTION 148. The trustees of every such corporation shall as soon as
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 practicable invest the moneys deposited with them in the securities authorized
by this article; but for the purpose of meeting current payments and
bonds,
or
issuing
such
that
such
bonds
shall
be
property of the company
mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of such railroad expenses in excess of the receipts, there may be kept an available fund not
company; provided, further, that the mortgage which secures the bonds exzeeding 10% of the whole amount of deposits with such corporation, on
authorized by this paragraph Is dated, executed and recorded prior to 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
January 1 1905.
(c) The mortgage bonds of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway any law of the State; but the sum so deposited in any one bank or trust
shall not exceed 25% of the paid-up capital and surplus of any
Co. and the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co., so long as they company
shall continue to earn and pay at least 4% dividends per annum on their such bank or company; or such available fund, or any part thereof, may ne
loaned
upon
pledge of the securities or any of them named in subdivisions
and
provided
their
stock
shall
equal
or
stock,
capital
outstanding capital
exceed in amount one-third of the par value of all their bonded indebted- 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Section 146, or upon the first mortgage bonds, or any of
ness, and further provided that all bonds of either of said companies hereby them, of the railroads mentioned and described in subdivision 6 of this secauthorized for Investment shall be secured by a mortgage which is a first tion, but not in excess of 90% of the cash market value of such securities
mortgage on either the whole or some part of the railroad or railroad prop- so pledged. Should any of the securities so held in pledge depreciate in
erty actually In the possession of and operated by said company, or that value, after making any loan thereon, the trustees shall require the immesuch bonds shall be mortgage bonds of an issue to retire all prior debts of diate payment of such loan, or of a part thereof, or additional security
said railroad
provided, further, that the mortgage which secures therefor, so that the amount loaned shall at no time exceed 90% of the marthe bonds authorized
company*.by this paragraph is dated, executed and recorded ket value of the securities pledged for the same.
prior to January 1 1905.
I
SECTION 149. Every such corporation may also deposit temporarily
(d) The first mortgage bonds of the Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville RR , in the banks or trust companies specified in section 148 the excess
Co., or In the mortgage bonds of said railroad company of an issue to retire of current daily receipts over the payments, until such time as the same
all prior mortgage debts of said railroad company, and provided the capital can be judiciously invested in the securities required by this article. Whenstock of said railroad company shall equal or exceed in amount one-third ever it shall appear to the Superintendent of Banks that tile trustees of
of the par value of all its bonded Indebtedness, and provided, also, that any such corporation are violating the spirit and intent of this provision
such railroad be of standard gauge of four feet eight and one-half by keeping permanently uninvested all or an undue proportion of the moneys
inches and in the mortgage bonds of the Buffalo Creek Railroad Company received by them, he shall report the facts to the Attorney-General, who
of an issue to retire all prior mortgage debts of said railroad companY, pro- shall proceed against such corporation in the manner provided in section 127
vided that the bonds authorized by this paragraph are secured by a mort- of chapter 689, Laws of 1892.
gage dated, executed and recorded prior to Jan. 11905.
SECTION 150. The trustees of any savings bank shall not loan the
(e) The mortgage bonds of any railroad corporation incorporated under moneys deposited with them or any part thereof, upon notes, bills of exthe laws of any of the United States which actually owns In fee not less than change, drafts or any other personal securities whatever. In all cases of
500 miles of standard-gauge railway, exclusive of sidings, within the United loans upon real property, a sufficient bond secured by a mortgage thereon
States, provided that at no time within five years next preceding the date shall be required of the borrower, and all expenses of searches, examinaof any such investment such railroad corporation shall have failed regularly tions and certificates of title, and of drawing, perfecting and recording paand punctually to pay the matured principal and interest of all its mortgage pers, shall be paid by the borrower.
indebtedness and in addition thereto regularly and punctually to have paid
TRUST FUNDS.-How Loaned or Invested.-Section 21, Chapter 41,
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, Consolidated Laws of 1909, permits executors, administrators, guardians,
&c.,
to invest In the same securities as savings banks. We quote the proearnings
in
each
year
from
five
years
the
gross
during
said
that
further,
the operations of said company, including therein the gross earnings of all vision below:
railroads leased and operated or controlled and operated by said company
INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS.-A trustee or other person holding
and also including In said earnings the amount received directly or indirectly trust funds for investment may invest the same
in the same kind of securiby said company from the sale of coal from mines owned or controlled by it, ties as those in which savings banks of this State
are by law authorized to
shall not have been less In amount than five times the amount necessary to Invest the money deposited therein,
derived therefrom, and
income
and
the
payable
during
that
year
upon its entire outstanding in- in
pay the interest
bonds and mortgages on unincumbered real property In this State worth
debtedness, and the rentals for said year of all leased lines, and further 50%
more than the amount loaned thereon.
provided that all bonds authorized for investment by this paragraph shall
be secured by a mortgage which is at the time of making said investment
or was at the date of the execution of said mortgage, (1) a first mortgage
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
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 refundSTATE OF NEW YORK.
ing mortgage issued to retire all prior lien mortgage debts of said company
Note.-For debts of minor civil divisions not found among the statements
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 given below see "Additional Statements" at the end of this State.
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 ALBANY. Howard N. Fuller, Comptroller.
with all outstanding prior debts of said company, after deducting thereIncorporated July 22 1686,
Albany Is In Albany County
from In case of a refunding mortgage the bonds reserved under the provisions
GENERAL BONDED DEBT.
of said mortgage to retire prior debts at maturity, shall exceed three times
When Due.
Riverside Park.
the outstanding capital stock of said company at the time of making said LOANS3s '01A-0 $30,250___Oct 1 '11-21
High-School Bonds.
investment. And no mortgage is to be regarded as a refunding mortgage.
1,050r_ _Feb 1 '11-'24
under the provisions of this paragraph, unless the bonds which It secures ma- 4s '10 J-D $100,000r.Junell '11-'30 33es '04F-A
School No. 12 Bonds.
River Front Improvement Bonds.
ture at a later date than any bond which It is given to refund, nor unless it
covers a mileage at least 25% greater than is covered by any one of the prior 3s'00M-N ;30.000_ __May '11-'20 4s '08 J-J *300,000r___July 1 1928
School No. 9 Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
mortgages so to be refunded.
t. In an opinion rendered by the Attorney-General on Jan. 13 1908, 334s '03F-A $22,750__Feb 1 '11-'23 33-is '04M-N $80,500__May 1 '11-'24
Public Improvement Bonds.
Broadway Widening.
stating that bonds of the Missouri Pacific Railway Co. are not legal investments for savings banks, owing to the fact that the dividend for the six 33es '04F-A$148,073r_Feb 1 '11-'24 3;es '01A-0 $12,100__Oct 1 '11-'21
Watervliet Avenue.
months ending Dec. 31 1007 was paid with a new Issue of stock, he holds 3 tes '06F-A 65.600r_Feb 1 '11-'26
that the words "an amount" must necessarily mean the payment thereof in 4s '09 M-S 212,325r_Mch 1 '11-'29 3s '01A-0 $5,005__Oct 1 '11-'21
4s '10 J-D 195,000r_June 1 '11-'30
Madison Avenue.
cash.-See V. 86, p. 494.!
4s
'10 J-D 17,300r_June 1 '11-'20 316s '01A-0 $30,800. _Oct 1 '11-'21
if Any railway mortgage oonds which would be a legal Investment under
Sewer (Beaver Creek)
Beaver Park.
the provisions of paragraph (e) of this subdivision, except for the fact that
'11-'14
the railroad corporation issuing said bonds actually owns in fee less than 500 33is '96M-N $10,500__Nov 1 '11-'17 4s '04 J-D $72,000__June 1 '11-'15
Washington Park.
48 '95 J-J
20.000 _June
tulles of road, provided that during five years next preceding the date of
8,750__Oct
1
'11-17
75
M-N
'11-'12
4s
'97
A-0
$200,000__May
1
earnings
in
each
the
gross
year
operations
of
from the
any such investment
5,600.-Oct 1 '11-'18
said corporation, lecludiNg the gross earnings of all lines leased and oper- 7s '74 M-N 155,000----MaY 1 1914 330 '98A-0 13,500____July
'11-'19
ated or controlled and operated by it, shall not have been less than ten 78 '74 M-N 49,000---May 1 1916 3;is '09 J-J
5,500____Feb
'11-'21
es
'75
'01F-A
M-N
tes
75,000____May
1
1915
3
million dollars.
6s '75 M-N 37.000____Nov 1 1917
Water.
(g1 The mortgage bonds of a railroad corporation described in the fore- 6s/6 M-N
38,000.--May 1 1918 83 '77 F-A$100,000c&rFeb 1 '11-12
going paragraph (e) or (f) or the mortgage bonds of a railroad owned by es '77 M-N .20,000-___May 11919 45 '05 F-A 35,000_ _Feb 1 '11-'15
such corporation, assumed or guaranteed by it by indorsement on said Is '78 M-N 40,000____May 1 1920 48 '96
A 40,000._ Feb 1 '13-'14
to
and
are
be
refunded by a general 4s '80 M-N 295,000._..May '20-'30 4s '96 F-A 10,000_ _ _Feb 1 1915
bonds, provided said bonds are prior to
mortgage of said corporation, the bonds secured by which are made a legal 4s '80 M-N 7.000__May 1 1922 3les '94F-A 10,000__Feb 1 '11-'14
investment under the provisions of said paragraph (e) or (f); and provided, 4s '81 M-N 30,000. __May 1 1921 48 '97 M-N 35,000__May 1 '11-'17
further,that said general morteage covers all the real property upon which 4s '82 M-N 28,000____May 1 1922 3s '98M-N 80,000__May 1 '11-'18
the mortgage securing said underlying bonds is a lien.
4s '82 M-N 24.000-Nov 1 1922 3 Seri '99M-N 110,000__May 1 '11-'19
(h) Any railway mortgage bonds which would be a legal investment 4s '85 F-A 10,000____Feb 1 1925 3 Ms '00E-A 82,500....Feb 1 '11-'20
under the provisions of paragraph (e) or (f) of this subdivision, except for 2s '94 J-D
3,000._._June 1 1934 4s '06 J-D 80,000r_ Dec 1 '11-'26
the fact that the railroad corporation issuing said bonds actually owns in 3;4s '96M-N 7.000____May 1 1936 4s '07 J-D 85,000r..Dec 1 '11-'27
4s '08 A-0 180,000r_Apr 1 '11-'28
fee less than 500 miles of road, provided the payment of principal and inPublic Building Bonds.
terest of said bonds Is guaranteed by indorsement thereon by, or provided 4s '92 M-N $5,000._ _ _May 1 1911 4s '08 J-J 200,000r._ -July I 1928
said bonds have been assumed by,a corporation whose first mortgage is or 45 '92 M-N 165.000____May 1 1912 4s '06 .I-D 80,000r_Dee 1 '11-'26
4s '09 J-D 200,000r___Dec 1 1929
Water Refunding.
refunding mortgage bonds are a legal investment under the provisions of
Special Water Bonds.
“
, '01F-A $57,200.__Feb '11-'21
paragraph (e) or (f) of this subdivision. But no one of the bonds so guaran- 33
teed or assumed shall be a legal investment In case the mortgage securing 334s '02F-A 46,800__Feb 1 '11-'22 3tes '04F-A $31,5 .0r-Feb 1 '11-'24
Public Bath Bonds
the same shall authorize a total Issue of bonds which together with all the 3 Ms '02F-A 35,000__Aug 1 '10-'23
3145 '01F-A $5,500. _Feb 1 '11-'21
Grade Crossing
outstanding prior debts of the corporation making said guaranty or so assuming said bonds, including therein the authorized amount of all previously 3J-4s '03F-A $18.850__Feb 1 '11-'23
guaranteed or assumed bond issues, shall exceed three times the capital
ASSESSMENT BONDS.
stock of said corporation at the time of Making said Investment.
Principal and interest paid by holders of property benefited.
(1) The first mortgage bonds of a railroad the entire capital stock of which, LOANSVarious Streets.
When Due.
except shares necessary to qualify directors Is owned by and which is
Street Improvement.
4s '06 M-N
Nov 1911
8560.
operated by a railroad Whose last issued refunding bonds are a legal invest- 334s'05 F-A $98,625__Feb 1 '11-'15
Improvement.
ment under the provisions of paragraph (a), (e) or (f) of this subdivision, 4s '06 F-A 191,850__Feb 1 '11-'16 3348 '03 P-A$24,900__Feb 1 '11-'13
provided the payment of principal and, interest of said bonds is guaranteed 45 '06 J-D 50,400__Dee 1 '11-'16 35,
4s '04 F-A 9.604r_Feb 1 '11-'14
by endorsement thereon by the company so owning and operating said road
4s '08 A-0 103,400r_Apr '11-'18 Total assessment debt Apr 1 1910
and further provided the mortgage securing said bonds does not authorize 4s '09 M-S 100,800r_Mch 1 '11-'19
was $677,795.
an issue of more than $20,000 In bonds for each mile of road covered thereby. 4s '10 J-D 254,500r_June 1 '11-'20
But no one of the bonds so guaranteed shall be a legal Investment in case
INTEREST on Washington Park bonds Issued from 1870 to 1880, and
the mortgage securing the same shall authorize a total issue of bonds on water bonds of 1877, is payable in N. Y.; on others in Albany




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43

TOTAU,DEBT,SINKING FUNDS, &c.BABYLON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.
J'ne 1 '10. Jan. 1 '10. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07.
This district is in Suffolk County. W. Roll, Clerk (P. 0. Lindenhurst).
General bonds__$2,372,711 $2,434,588 $2,310,845 $2,135,601 $2,256,358 LOANSWhen Due.'Assessed valuation 1909_ $616,965
Water bonds_ _ _ _ 1,485,500 1,548,850 1,479,700 1.225,550 1,231,400 4 ms'09
July $45,000r__Jan 1 '11-'40 I (Assessment about 30% actual valUe)
4 Ms'07 July
Total bonds_43,858,211 $3,983,438 $3,790,545 $3,361,151 $3,487,758 BOND. DEBT 4,000r__Jan 1 '11-'181School tax (per $1,000) '09_614.00
1,800
Oct 1910_ 449,000I Population in 1910 (eat')
Sinking funds___ 1,488,550 1,524,794 1,516,884 1,576,114 1,585,146
.INTEREST payable at First Nat. Bank of Lindenhurst in N. Y. exch'ge.
$2,369,661 $2,458,644 $2,273,661 $1,785,037 $1,902.612
Net debt
In addition to the above there arc outstanding street improvement bonds BALDWINSVILLE. Otis M. Bigelow, Treasurer.
This village is in Onondaga County. Incorporated in 1847.
amounting in Oct. 191010 $872,745.
LOANSWhen Due.I Assessed valuation 1909___1,407.7110
CITY PROPERTY.-Real estate owned by city in 1910, $7,071,800.
Refunding Water Bonds.
.35.90
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
ASSESSED VALUATION.-Property is assessed about full value.
4s '09 M-S $58,000r _ Yearly to '29 Population ,in 1910
3.026
Assessed Valuation.
Rate of Tax
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910._ $58,000
$1,000
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per
YearsINTEREST remitted direct to registered holder.
$19.88
$71,530,530
*89,752,700
$81,283,230
1909
69.555,075
19 80
*10,459,080
80,015,055
1908
62,797,320
20 40 BALLSTON SPA. W. Edward Flaherty, Treasurer.
'7,802,550
70,599,870
1905
This village is in Saratoga County. Incorporated in 1807.
21 40
59,790,690
9,237,194
69,027,884
1900
When Due.
Street Bonds.
63,380,046
19 00 LOANS6,282,525
69,662,571
1800
Water Bonds
43-s'10 M-N $17,000__May 2 '15-'31
36 00
34,310,305
2,790,120
37,100,425
1880
NoT16,000c_Nov '11-'18 43s'10 F-A
4,000r_Aug 1 '15-18
24,981,511
45 70 35s
5,954,825
30,936,336
1870
3,000c Nov '19-21
Sewer Bonds.
20,283,245
12 60
6,006,803
26,290,048
1860
1,000o-__Nov 1911 45
J-J $11,000c--Jan I '11-'32
9,430,100
15 70
3,171,589
12,601,689
1850
6,000c_ -Nov '12-'17 3.70s
J-J 150,000r_Jan 1 '30-39
771)2,340
13 20
11,241,438
3,449.098
1846
48
Novi 1,000c_ __ .Nov 1918 4 Ms'09 Jan
500____Jan 1 1915
• Including special franchise tax amounting in 1000 to $5,152,950.
1,900c__Nov 11-'20 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910__$262,000
POPULATION.-In 1905, 98,374; in 1900, 94,151; in 1890, 94,923; In
l
500c_ __ _Nov 1921 Water debt (included)
96,500
1880. 90,758; in 1910, 100,253.
43, s
Nov{12.000c_ _Nov '11-'16 Assessed valuation 1909__2,106,904
1 2,000c- -Nov '17-'18 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
ALBANY COUNTY. John W. Wheelock, Treasurer.
4 Ms'09 Nov
6,500c_Nov 1 '11-'23 Village tax (per $1,000) 1909_310.00
County seat Is the city of Albany.
4 Ms'09 Dec
1,500c_ Dec 1 '11-'13 Total tax (per 61,000) 1909_427.00
Highway imp'm't Bonds-(Con)
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Water Bonds
M-S $9,000r_Mch 1 '11-'19
4,131
3)-is
Population in 1905
County Court House.
3 000r_ _Mch 1 '11-'13 3 Ms'06 J-D $36,000c_ - Dec 1 '11-'28
M-S
4s semi-an $105,000r_1'eb 15 1911 3 Ms
6,500__Nov 1 '11-'23
F-Al 14,000__Aug 1 '11-24 4s'10 Nov
3)s
War Loan (Refunding).
INTEREST payable at Village
2,500__Dee 1 '11-15 Treasurer's office.
1180,000___ _Aug 1 1925 43-s'10 Dec
1904
4s semi-an $39,000r-....Mch 1911
20.000r-__Mch 1912 4s '07 M-N 116,000r_May 15 '11-26
4s semi-an
19,000r_
_ Mch 1913
180,000r_ _ May 15 1927 BATAVIA.. J. H. Wood, Clerk.
4s semi-an
This village is In Genesee County.
18,000r_Mch 1914 4s '08 A-0 117,000r_Oct 1 '11-'27
4s semi-an
When Due. Is A sessed valuation 1909___8,860,064
17,000r_ _ _ _Mch 1915
160,000r___ Oct 1 1928 LOANS48 semi-an
Sesser System Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1909_48.00
4s M-S '051 15,000r_Mch 1 '11-25 9s '09 J-J 519,000r_July 1 '11-29
9,000rMch 1 1926
148,000r__July 1 1930 __s '09 J-J $375,000_July 1 '14-'38 Population in 1910
11,613
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1909_ $375,000
39,000r___Mch 1916
4s semi-an
Almshouse Bonds.
20,000r____Mch 1917 3 Ms
4s semi-an
M-N $22,000r May 1 '11-'21
BEDFORD. E. P. Barrett, Supervisor (P.O. Katonah).
48
M&S 40,000r_Mch 1 '18-'19
Refunding City Hall Bonds.
118 000r_Mch 1 '11-'26 33.s
This town Is located in Westchester County, Incorporated In 1700.
A-0 $10,000r Oct 1 '11-'20
48
01,000r___Mch 1 1927
37,000r_ _ _ _Oct 1 1921 LOANSWhen Due.) State Road Bands.
Toll Road Purchase Bonds.
3s
A&O 1.1,000r_Oct 1 1911-21
Highway Bonds.
4s
July t$2,000rJuly 1 '11-'12
4s '07 M-Sj$16.000r_Mch 1 '11-26
-Oct 1 1922
1$101,400rJune 1 '11-'23
1,134.64rJuly 1 1913
123,000r.._Oct
1 30,000r_ _Mch 1 1027 TOTAL DEBT June 1909 $1,089,000 4s '06 June
5,000rJune 1 1924 (L4s
Mrh. 7.058.6Sr _Meh '14-'20
Highway Improvement Bonds.
4,800r_ _ _June 1 1925 BOND. DEBT Oct 5 '10_ _ _3205,193
Tot. assessed val. 19084123,049,429
3 Ms
F-A $12,000r _Aug '11-'22 County tax (per $1,000) '08_ _ _64 60
(78,000r_June 1 '25-'34 Assesed valuation 1909 _. _6.556.533
16,000r._ Aug 1 1923 Population In 1905
171,497 4.90s'06 June( 2,800r_ __June 11024 (Assessment about 90% actual value)
INTEREST is payable at the County Treasurer's office.
I 3,000r_ _ _June 1 1935 Tax rate (per Outside village410.35
6.17
$1,000) '09 Inside village
INTEREST payable at Mt. Kisco
AMSTERDAM. S. Conover, Mayor; C. D. Wright, Treasurer. National
Light District_ - 8.88
bank.
This city is in Montgomery County.
BINGHAYITON. S. W. Murray, City Clerk.
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS5s '81-8
$49,000-_ _Oct 1 1911
Sewer Bonds
This city is the county seat of Broome County. The water works are
3s 87 ____ $52,000„July 1 '11-'18 5s '81-3.,__ 59,000____Oct 1 1916 estimated to be worth $2,000,000.
3s '87-9 ___ 40,000„July 1 '19-23 58 '81 3 ____ 65,000__Oct 1 1921 LOANSWhen Due
Contingent Fund Bonds.
1924
3s
'88
____
7.000July
1
25,000__Oct
1
1926
38 '87-9 __
Sesser Bonds.
33-s
MS $15,000Sept '11-'24
1s '00A-0 75,000____Oct 1 1921 34s'08 F.-A $25,000__Aug 1 '20-'23
3s '87-9 ____ 39,000__July 1 '25-'30 35,
Park Bonds
33 '87 ____ 26,000__Ju1y 1 '31-34 3 qs '02____ 50,000____Apr 1 1922 4s '08 P-A 20.O00 .Aug 1 '24-'27 4s '09 1s1-S $8,000r___Aug 1 1916
1935
3
_July
1
Ms
'03____
40,000_
6,000___
...June 1 1923
3s '87 ____
Grade Crossing Bonds.
Library Site Bonds.
5.000_ _July 1 1936 3 s'09 ___
70,000._ _Mch 1 1959 310
3s '87 ____
F-A 350,000....Aug 1 1931
M-S $15,000____Sept 1 1938 33s
4s '94
_ 10,000_ _July 1 '31-'82 33.18'09 _ __ 230,000._ _ _June 11921)
Bridge Bonds.
Fire Station Bonds.
40.000
Oct 1 1926 Is semi-an $77,000
43 '94 ___ 8,000July 1 '33-84 4s '07 ___
___ $25,000_ 1913-'14-'15
1929 3 Ms
20,000July 1 '37-38 4s '10 M-S 100.000r_ __Mch 1 1930 33-is
33is
M-S 15,000_ ___Sept 1 1936
___ 71,000
1930-1934 3)s
5,000___July 1 1939 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10_61,051,000 334s
3 As '01____
3,000r- _Aug 1 1911
4,000____Aug 1 1934 4s '05 F-A
____
34s '02.-__ 12,000__July 1 '39-40 Water debt (included)
729,000 3s
Nurses' Home Bonds.
F-A 40,000___Aug 1 1935
4s '03 ____ 25,000 _May 1 '41-'45 Total assessed val. 1909_ 11,018,113 3 Ms
F-A $4.o00____Aug 1 1936
F-A 50,000___Aug 1 1937 33.s
4s '04 ____ 21,000__Jan 1 '46-'48 City tax (per $1,000) 1909__18,684 33-is
Hospital Bonds.
F-A 57,000____Aug 1 1931)
4s '05 J-J
10,000 Jan 1 '43-'44 Population In 1900.
20,929
____ $10,000 ____1911-1912
3Ms
City Hall Bonds.
48 '05 J-J
j1,000__July 1 1924 Population in 1910
31,267 4s
6,000__Aug 1 1936
F-A
F-A $23,000__Aug 1 '15-'17 3)s
19,000 July 1 '25-'30
4s
F-A 20,500.. Aug 1 '28-'29 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1909-$831.500
4s '07 ___
5,000_ _ _ _July 11037
28,557
4s
F-A 100,000__Aug 1 '18-'27 Floating debt
4s '08 ___
8,000_ _July 1 '35-36 INTEREST is largely paid at the Na'
9.453
Sinking fund
School Bonds.
4s '08 ___
8,000 ,July 1 '40-'41
tional Park Bank of N. Y. City.
1920-1922 Total assessed val. 1908_ _24,154.834
3 Ms
____ $30,000
(Subject to call any time.)
actual
value.)
(Assessment
about
!
1
4
___
_
20.000
1923-1926
3)s
'
_
5,000____July 1 1930
48 '07 F-A 150,000r_ Aug 1 '12-'16 Tax rate (per 61.000) 1908-- -526.50
42,036
AMSTERDAM SCHOOL oisrRici. NO. 12. II. T. Morrow, Supt.
5,00 tr___Aug 1 1917 Population in 1905
48,443
LOANSvaluation
1Vhen Due. Assessed
1910_611,569,005 4s '09 A-0 20.000r_Aug 1 '13-'16 Population in 1910
43
$90,000r_Sept 1 '11-'47 School tax (per M) 1910
INTEREST.-On City Hall. $148,000 bridge and $1.000 fire-station
$7.25
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910__ _$90,000
bonds in N. Y. City. On remaining loans, City Treasurer's office.
INTEREST nayable at Kmsterdam Savings Bank.
NO. 1.

ANDES. James W. Dickson, Supervisor.

BOONVILLE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

This district is in Oneida County. W. D. Sippell is Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 19l0_.140,000
M-S1 $9,000
1911-1928 4s '09 ___ j$19,000_ _Nov 1 '11-'29 Assessed valuation 1009_ __ _749,153
1 5,500
1 20,000__Nov 1 '30-'39 School tax (per $1,000) 1903_67.34
1929
Old Railroad Bonds
INT. at Nat. Exchange Bank in Boonville in New York exchange.
$2,300
3Ms
M-S $2.,000„Mch 1 '11-12
BOND. DEBT May 1910__$111,800 BRIARCLIFF MANOR. William H. Coleman, Clerk.
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated In 1902.
Assessed valuation 190.)____ 685,834
Street Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ $184,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ __ _$23.23
4.60s
'06 F-A $75,000r_Aug 1 '11-'35 Assessed valuation 1310...3,400,000
Population in 1905
1,860
Water Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1010 310.00
ARCADE. H. P. White, Clerk.
4 14s'08 J-J $75.000c July 10 '13-'37 Total tax (per $1.000) 1910 _419 50
This village is in Wyoming County.
1,500
4.10s'00A-0 34,000r_Apr 1 '14-'30 Population in 1910 (est.)
LOANSET Nov 13 1910_68
When Due. BOND. DEBT
67
58;6
10
70
1
INTEREST on the registered bonds is payable in Briarcliff Msnor; on
Electric Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910
York
City.
New
the
Fifth
Avenue
Co.
In
coupon
bonds
at
the
Trust
4.403'08 M-S$20.000r_SePt 1 '1$-'32 (Assessment about 14, actual value.)
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$9.00 BRONXVLLLE. Frank Dinsmore, Clerk.
4 Ms '06Nov $21,000c_Nov 1 '13-32 Population In 1905.
1,052
This village is in Westchester County.
Sept 17,600c
3.80s
1933
INTEREST payable In Arcade.
sewer Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
4.20s'06J-D $8,000r_June 15 '11-14 4.20s'06J-D $6,000r_June 15 11-13
ARDSLEY. Win. E. Slocum, Clerk.
4s
J-D
17,000r_Dec
1
'11-'27
5s
'07 M-S 18.400r_Sept 1 '12-'31
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated Jan. 14 1896.
6,000r..Sept 1 '13-'13
J-J
20.000r_Jan 15 '11-'30 4.453'08 M-S
When Due. BOND. DEI3T Oct 1 1910_ _ _$52,000 -Is
LOANS45
J-J
7,000r_Jan 15 '11-'17 BOND. DEBTiSept. 1910_ _898,900
Street Imp. Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910.1,295,966 4 Ms'07 Ist-S
1,500r_July
1
1910_ _2,$)80.731
'12-'14
valuation
Assessed
1012 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
5s
J-J $15,000r
51 '08 J-1)
2,000r_ _June 1 '13-14 Total tax (per 11,000) 1910_ _ 414.40
Refunding Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
$9 44 4.45s'08 111-S
994
5.000r_Sept 1 '13-'17 Population in 1905
3.65s'07A-01$25.000r_Apr 1 '11-'35 Population In 1905
470 4.35s'09 M-S 5,000
1914-1918
1 12,000r__ Apr 1 1936
INTEREST is payable In Ardsley.
INTEREST on bonds of 1906 and 1910 and
'
the 4 Ms-of 1907 is payable
AUBURN. Ernest Hunt, Co nptroller.
at the Farmers''Loan & Trust Co. In New York City; on the 5s of 1907Eand
This city Is tile county seat of Cayuga Co. Incorporated March 211848. all issues of 1908 in New York exchange.
When Due.
LOANSElectrical Subway Bonds
BROOKHAVEN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24.
Paving Bonds
5s
$2,400___July 17 1911
This district is in Suffolk County. C. F. Howell, Clerk (P.O. Patchogue.)
4s,43isde5s $150,030 41____ Various 4s
9,600_July 17 '12-'15
When Due.; BOND. DEBT June 1010_ _ _185,000
Water Bonds
45
___
5.5002Sept 7 '11-'14 LOANSI Assessed valuation 1910___3,937,500
48
J-D $300,000r_May 1 '14.25 4s
275_ __July 17 1911 4.50s '07 J-D $20,000
I School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _610.20
M-N
4s
5.000r___May 1 1926 43-is
1,100_July 17 '12-'15 4.60s '07 .1-D 20.000
1¼ I
Sewer Bonds
4 Ms
__ _
6,000_Sept 28 '11-'16 Is '08 J-D _28.800 July 1 '11-.
INTEREST payable at the Patchogue Bank.
45,4 s&5s $111,542.33____ Various BOND DEBT Mel' 101041,104,108
4s '10 J-J j$2,164 31_ _ _Jan 4 1911 Water debt (included)
315,000
176,800 00_Jan 4 '12-35 Total assessed val. 1909_ _17,616,381 BUFFALO. Louis P. Fuhrmann, Mayor; Wm. G. Justice,
Disposal Plant Bonds.
Comptroller; A. B. Christy, Deputy Comptroller.
(Assessment about actual value )
4s '09 _. _ $46,530_May 20 '11-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909 ......$25.73
Buffalo is in Erie County, and the city's tax valuation is about six-sevSchool Bonds
31,422 enths tnat of the entire county. Incorporated 1832.
Population in 1905
4s
A-0$120,000__Oct 1 '11-'22 Population in 1910
When Due.
Bird Avenue Sewer.
34,668 LOA JS4s '09 M-N 200,000r_May 1 '11-'30
Abate. Nuisance Ohio Basin Slip. 4s '83 MN $238,000r_ _May 1 1913
INTEREST on water bonds at the office of the Mercantile Trust Co., 3Ms'02 J-J $60,000r_July 1 '11-'22
Underground Police & Fire Wires.
Abate. Nuis.Clark&Skinner Canal. 4s '09 F-A $36,000r_Aug 1 '11-'19
N. Y.; on school and sewer bonds of 1909 at Columbia Trust Co., New York.
33-58'04
$70,100r_Nov 1 '11-'24 4s '10 ___
10,000„Jan 1 '11-20
AVON. John G. Carpenter, Attorney.
3 Ms'05 J-J 112,500r_July 1 '11-'25
Babcock & Seneca Street Sewer.
This village is In Livingston Cou sty. Incorporated in 1853.
iinffalo River Improvem't Bonds. Is '86 IM-N $60,000r_May 1 '11-'12
When Due.
LOANSSewer Bonds.
34'06 J-J $20,000r__July 1 1911
Tax Scrip.
is
Water Bonds .
Oct $10,000r Oct 1 1915 35 i'06
30,000r__-Aug 1 1911 3 Ms'03 A-0$255,000r_Apr 1 '11-'13
430 '06,1-I) $31,200r_Dec 1 '11-'36 BOND. DEBT Nov 19 '10..592,067 45 '09
331,500r__May 1 1939 4s '07 F-A 210,000_ -Feb 1 '11-'17
4.40'08 J-.1 46,666 66_July 1 '11-'38 Sinking* fund
Refuse Utilization Plant Bonds.
500
43 '07 A-0 14,000r_Oct 1 '11-'17
($1,666 67 yeah'.)
Assessed valuation 1910 ...1,042.651 4s '09 M-N $18,000r May 15 '11-'19 4s '09 ___
27.000r_ _ Feb 1 '11-'19
Refunding Water Bonds.
(Assessment about
actual value.) 4s'08 ___
30.000 _1911-1913
Elmwood Ave. Bonds.
4(s'08 J-J 614,000r_July 1 '11-38 Tax rate (per $1,('00) 1910 ____59.15
Buffalo New York & Phila. Refund. 4s '09 ___ $19,487.32_0ct 1 1914
Population In 1905
J-J $200,000r_July 1 '11-'12 4s '09 J-D 371,966.66r-DeC 15 '14
1,782 3
INTEREST payable to registered holders In New York exchange.
4; '10 J D 100,000r_June 15 '11-30
This town is in Delaware County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds,
M-Sf$24,0011__Mch 1 '11-'16
33-is
50,006__Mch 1 '17-26
8,500__Sept 1 '11-'27
M-S( 6,000 Sept 1 '28-'30
33-is
( 2.500____Scnt 11031




3s

44

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Police-Station Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS43 '10 ___ $10,000___Jan 1 '11-'20
Park.
Tax Loan.
73 '70 J-J.r200,000c&r_July 1'15-16
150,000c&r_July 1 1917 43 '06 J-D 550,000r__Dec 1 1911
50,000c&r_Jan 1 1918 4s '07 A-0 50,000r___Oct 1 '11-'12
78 '71 J78
J-J 200,000c&rJuly 1'19&'21 48 '08 A-0 100,000r_Oct 1 '12-'13
95,000c&r_Jan 1 1923 4s '09 A-0 141,444 50 Oct 1 '11-'14
7s '73 J-J
28,810.20r_Sept 1 '11
7s '73 J-D 100,000c&r_Dec 1 1924
78 '74 J-J 100,000c&r_Jan 1 1924 48 '10 M-St 25,000r_Sept 1 1912
100,000r_Sept 1 '14-'15
78 '75 J-J 200,000c&r_J&J 1 1925
63 '76 J-J 100,000c&r_Jan 1 1924
Water
3s '86 J-J
30,000r_ _July 1 1926 330'88 J-J $275,000r_June 15 1914
330'87 F-A 120,000r___Feb 1 1927 330'89 M-N 225,000r___MaY 1 1919
330'90 J-J
50,000r_ _Jan 1 1925 3%8'03 M-S 48,750r_Mch 1 '11-'23
330'91 J-J 200,000r.._ _July 1 1921 4s '05 F-A 10,000r_Aug 1 '11-'14
330'94 J-J 100,000r_July 1 '24&26 33,58'05 M-S 416,666 70rJuly 1'11-'35
330'97 J-J
19,250r_Jan 1 '11-'17 48 '07 J-D 500,000r___June 1 1957
33s'97 J-J
30,000r_Apr 1 1917 45 '07 M-S 270,000r_Sept 2 '11-'37
330'97 J-J
8,946r_ _ June 1917 4s '08 A-0$500,000r__Apr 10 1958
330'97 J-D 19,250r_Dec 1 '11-'17 (Subject to call after Apr 10 1928.)
3368'98 ___ 100,000
1911-1018 4s '08 A-0 500,000r_ Oct 10 1958
330'06 F-A 40,000r..Aug 1 '11-'26 (Subject to call after Oct 10 1928.)
4s '08 J-J
20,000r__ _July 1 1928 45 '09 F-A 500,000r__Feb 15 1959
Hamburg Canal.
45 '09 A-0 500,000r_ _Apr 15 1959
3358'03 J-J $65,000r_Jan 1 '11-'23 45 '09 F-A 500,000r__Aug 1 1959
330'00 A-0 225,000r_Oet 1 '11-'20 4s '10 F-A 500,000.. _Feb 15 1960
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1930.)
Grade Crossing Bonds.
33s'96 F-A$171,000r___Feb 1 1916 4s '10 J-D 320,000r_June 15 1960
Buffalo Trunk Sewer.
83,000r___July 1 1916
330'96 J-J
330'97 F-A 194,687r_Feb 1 1917 330'88 F-A $40,000r_Aug 1 '11-'18
330'97 M-S
6,305r_Mch 1 1917 330'89 F-A 45,000r_Aug 1 '11-'19
330'97 A-0
6,111r___Apr 15 1917 330'90 F-A 50,000r_Aug 1 '11-'20
330'97 M-N 151,456r___May 1 1917 3s '86 F-A 30,000__Aug 1 '11-'16
330'97 J-D 145,987r___J'ne 1 1917 35 '87 F-A 35,000 _Aug 1 '11-'17
Water Refunding.
330'97 A-0 73,380r_Oct 1 1917
330'98 F-A 27,722r__Feb 15 1918 33,68'91 J-J $100,000r _Jan 1 1911
330'98 M-S 61,414r_Mch 1 1918 338'91 F-A 50,000r___Aug 1 1911
330'98 A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1918 4s '91 M-N 100,000r___Nov 1 1911
330'98 M-N 16,913r___Nov 1 1918 330'92 A-0 100,000r. __Oct 1 1912
338'99 M-S 18,703r___Mch 1 1919 330'92 J-D 100,000r___Dec 1 1912
40,000r__July '11-'14
330'99 J-J 285,187r_JUne 1 1919 3358'94 J-J
50,000r___Jan 1 1916
330'99 J-J 182,718r.. ...July 1 1919 3%8'96 J-J
330'99 A-0 75,455r_Oet 2 1919 330'96 J-J 100,000r_July 1 1916
3368'99 J-D 335,772r___Dec 1 1919 330'97 J-D 140.000r_June 1 '11-'17
338'00 J-D 45,799r_June 1 1920 330'98 M-S 20,250r ____1911-1919
3)s'00 J-J 173,487r___July 1 1920 330'99 A-0 45,000r_Apr 26 '11-'19
3%8'00 F-A 10,927r___Aug 1 1920 330'00 A-0 50,000r_Apr 25 '11-'20
1921 330'01 A-0 49,500r_Apr 1 '11-'21
330'01 J-J
55,918r___Jan
330'01 F-A
5,070r___Feb 1 1921 330'02 J-D 60,000r_June 1 '11-'22
330'01 M-S 76,940r___Mch 1 1921 330'03 M-S 130,000r_Sept 1 '11-'23
20,000r_July 1 '11-'14
330'01 M-S 64,575r___Meh 1 1921 4s '04 J-J
330'01 A-0 111,544r__Apr 1 1921 45 '04 M-S 40,000r_Scpt 1 '11-'14
330'02 F-A 482,284r___Feb 1 1922 45 '05 A-0 50,000r_Apr 1 '11-'15
50,000r_July 1 '11-'15
330'02 A-0 121,410r___Oct 1 1922 330'05 J-J
17,669r__ _Jan 1 1923 330'05 J-J 83,333 33r July 1 '11-'35
3%8'03 J-J
330'03 A-0 25.950r__Apr 1 1923 330'06 M-S 60,000r_Mch 1 '11-'16
330'03 M-N 383,823r___May 1 1923 330'06 A-0 30,000r_July 1 '11-'16
330'03 F-A 124,444r___Aug 1 1923 4s '06 J-J
80,000r_July 1 '11-'26
330'03 F-A 80,581r__Aug 15 1923 45 '07 J-J 170,000r_July 1 '11-'27
330'04 F-A 83,485r___Aug 1 1924 4s '08 A-0 71,443 80r_Oct 1 '11-'28
3%s'04 J-J
24,400r_July 15 '11-'14 4s '08 F-A 90,000r_Aug 1 '11-'28
330'05 M-S 46,642r_Sept 1 1925 4s '08 J-D 51,750r_June 1 '11-'28
4s '06 F-A 541,607r___Feb 1 1926 4s '08 J-D 90,000r_Dec 1 '11-'28
4s '06 J-J
68,510r__July 1 1926 4s '09 A-0 137,750r_Oct 1 '11-'29
48 '07 A-0 81,970r___Apr 1 1923 4s '09 F-A 190,000r_Aug 1 '11-'29
48 '07 J-J 118,922r_July 1 1927 4s '09 ___ 47.500_Dec 15 '11-'29
48 '07 F-A 46,565r___Aug 1 1927 4s '10 J-D 1,000,000r J'ne 15 1960
43 '07 M-S 200,000r_Sept 2 1927 4s '10 J-D 100,000r J'ne 15 '11-'30
48 '07 A-0 25,642r__ _Oct 1 1927
Quarantine Hospital Bonds.
4s '07 M-N 43,913r___Nov 1 1927 330'04 J-J $35,000r_July 1 '11-'24
4s '08 A-0 16,443r__..Apr 1 1928
Refunding Park Bonds.
4s '08 F-A
9,647r__ _Aug 1 1928 4s '10 J-D $50,000r_J'ne 15 '11-'30
48 '08 M-N 37.373r___Nov 1 1913
Refunding Property Bonds.
4s '08 J-D 60,000r___Dec 1 1928 4s '10 J-D $40,000r_2'ne 15 '11-'20
4s '08 F-A
Turning Basin Refunding Bonds.
8,293r__Feb 15 1914
4s-09 A-0 300,000r_ _Apr 15 1929 4s '10 J-J $150,000r_July 1 '11-'30
Sewer Bonds.
4a '09 A-0 40,500r_Oct 1 1929
48 '10 ___
36,140.74_Feb 1 1915 45 '09 J-D $115,000r_Dee 15 1929
South Buffalo Flood Bonds.
'10 --. 15,000____July 1 1911
Schools.
330'96 A-0 $60,000r___Aug 1 1926
13,000r___July 1 1927
1 1912 330'97 J-J
3358'92 A-05150,000r___Apr.
Playground Bonds.
3368'94 F-A 300,000r_ Feb 1 1914
330'95 J-D 62,500r_June 1 '11-'15 4s '09 F-A $50,000r___Aug 1 1929
Refund. Special Franchise taxes.
330'97 J-J 175,000r_Jan 1 '11-'17
3%8'98 M-N 40,000r_May 2 '11-'18 4s '07 J-J $27,463.04r_July 1 '11-12
Buffalo & Jamestown RR. Refund.
330'98 M-N 40,000r___Nov 11'-'18
330'99 M-S 45,000r___Mch '11-'19 330'93 J-J $75,000r___Jan 1 1913
330'99 J-D 90,000rAlec 1 '11-'19 3%s'03 F-A 75,000r___Feb 1 1913
330'00 M-N 50,000r___May '11-'20 330'93 J-D 75,000r___June 2 1913
330'00 M-N 100,000r_Nov 1 '11-20 33.8'94 J-J
75,000r___July 1 1914
330'02 F-A 120,000r_Feb 1 '11-22 3%8'95 A-0 77,000r___Oct 1 1915
330'02 J-D 90,000r_June 1 '11-22 330'02 A-0 45,000r_Apr 1 '11-'22
330'02 A-0 60,000r_Apr 1 '11-22 330'02 M-N 45,0,10r_Nov 1 '11-22
330'03 M-S 97,500r_Meh 1 '11-23 4s '04 J-J
30,000r_Jan 1 '11-'14
330'04 M-S 105,000r_Mch 1 '11-'24 4s '04 F-A 30,000r_Feb 1 '11-'14
330'04 A-0 105,000r_Oct 1 '11-'24
Fire House Bonds.
330'06 F-A 300,000r___Aug 1 1926 4s '08 F-A $22,816 98r Aug.]. '11-28
330'07 M-S 100,000r_Sept 1 1927
Chicago Fire Relief Fund,
33,63'07 F-A 50,000r__Aug 1 1927 3%8'97 A-0 $17,500r ____1911-1917
43 '08 J-D 200,000r___Dec 1 1928
Elk St. Market Enlargement.
48 '09 F-A 300.000r___Aug 1 1929 3%8'90 A-0 $80,000r _Apr 1 1920
4s '10 J-D 200,000r__June 15 1930
City and County Hall.
Bailey Avenue Sewer.
48 '09 J-J$33,433 26r July 1 '11-'19
330'88 J-J $200,000r___July 1 1918 Refunding City Hall & Court House
Municipal Building Bonds.
4s '91 M-S $50,000_r _Nov 1 1911
48 '09 F-A$142,500r_Aug 1 '11-'29 330'02 F-A 60,000r_Aug 1 '11-'22
48 '10 ___
20,000__July 1 '11-'30 330'03 M-N 65,000r_May 1 '11-'23
4s '10 A-0 100,000__Oct 1 '11.'30 3%s'05 M-S 125,000r_Sept 1 '11-'35
Hertel Avenue Sewer.
4s '07 J-J 170,000r_July 1 '11-'27
3s '87 F-A$200,000r___Aug 1 1917
INTEREST-WHERE PAYABLE.-Interest is payable by City Comptroller In Buffalo and by the Gallatin National Bank In N. V.. as follows:
INTEREST PAYABLE.
In New York only•
Buffalo Trunk sewer.
Market bonds.
Volunteer relief.
City and County Hall.
Plank road awards.
*Sewer bondsMunicipal Court build'g. Grade crossing.
Hertel Avenue.
Park and railroad bonds'
In Buffalo onlyRefunding bonds.
Babcock & Seneca St. Deficiency loan.
School bonds.
Bird Avenue.
Monthly local work.
Tax loans.
Bailey Avenue sewer. Temporary loans.
'School bonds.
In both N. Y. and Buff Water loans.
Hamburg Canal.
:Swing bridge.
Buffalo River.
TOTAL DEBT. SINKING FUNDS, ETC.
Sept. 1 '10. Not'. 1 '09. July 1 '08. July 1 '07.
$20,727,862 $20,042,216
$23,635,793
$24,077,513
Total bonded debt
2,006,112
1,373,085
2,360,817
2,355,836
Sinking funds
$21,721,677 $21,274,976 $18,721,750 $18,669,131
'• Net debt
Water debt (incl. above) $8,760,413 $6,946,538 $5,216,632 $4,359,882
The sinking funds are all invested in the city's own bonds. In addition
to the Indebtedness as given above, there was outstandlng on July 1 1010
treasury and local fund warrants to the amount of $839,075.90,
CITY PROPERTY.-The citr owns real estate estimated at $20,502,332;
personal property valued at $16,612,783: total, $37,115,089. Included in
this total Is the water-works property, consisting of real estate valued at
$1,869,567 and personal property valued at $10,345,707. The total resources
of the city on July 1 1910, Including all property-real and personaltogether with other assets, were figured by the Comptroller at $43,654,299
and the liabilities at $25,347,629. leaving $18,306,671 as the excess
of resources over liabilities.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-"Assessment is made upon the nomina
real value."




[VOL. Lxxxxi.

Guy Tax
Assessed Valuatton.
per $1,000
Total.
Personal.
Real.
Years.
•$30,105,700 •$312,276,240 $21.95
$282,170,540
1910
*29,425,750
'307,300,555
18 98
277,874,805
1909
*208,176,669
18 48
*28,707,049
269,469,620
1908
*289,410,570
19 52
*24,985,550
264,425,020
1907
19 59
*20,008,700
1'265,819,709
245,813,000
1905
17 46
*22,795,577
*245,873,587
223,078,010
1900
162,359,450
14 58
151,356,325
11,003,125
1890
89232.485
14 16
81,708,905
7,523.580
1880
• Including special franchise valuation amounting (1910) to $22,741,700.
POPULATION.-In 1910, 423,715; in 1905, 376,587; in 1900, 352,387;
In 1890, 255,664; in 1880, 155,134.

CANAJOHARIE. Robt. A. Probst, President.
This village is in Montgomery County.
$7,500
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS916,000
Assessed valuation 1910
Water-Works Bonds.
4.558'10Aug$150,000cor rAugl'11-40 Village tax (per $1,000)'10___$11.50
7,217
BOND. DEBT July 1910_$174,000 Population in 1910

CANANDAIGUA. W. T. Curtin, Collector-Treasurer.
This village is the county seat of Ontario County. Incorporated 1815.
Assessment Bonds (Out. Oct 1 '09).
LOANSWhen Due.
$1,967.64
4.75s
Water Bonds.
4,207.07
4s
A-0 $90,000___ _Apr 1 1915 58
A-0
4s
1,500__ _Oct 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1909_ $279,175
Total valuation 1907_ _ _ 4,309,784
Street Bonds.
M-S.$70,000___Sept 1 '11-17 Tax rate (per $1,000)- 1907_$11 25
3.95s
7,217
3.65s'04M-S 100,000._ Sept 1 '18-27 Population In 1910
CANANDAIGUA UN. FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. I. W.S. Sleght, Clerk.
48 '05 J-J $75,000r.Jan 1 1911-29 School tax (per $1,000) 1910_58.326
8,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910__ $76,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
Assessed valuation 1910___4,550,492 INTEREST payable in New York.

CANTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
This district Is in St. Lawrence County. C. J. Perkins, Secretary.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910___$42,250
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_51,490,390
Grammar School Heating Bds.
___
4s
School tax(per $1,000) 1910_59.23
$4,650c
3,500
High School Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est.)
4s '08 Dec $3,600c_July 16 '11-29
INTEREST on the $4,000 Issue is
45 '08 Dec 34,000c-Oct 1 '11-'28 payable at the District Treas's office.

CARTHAGE. A. W. Thompson, Clerk.
This village Is In Jefferson County.
When Due.
LOANSWater Bonds.
J-J $50,000c__ _July 1 1922
4s
435g'07 F-A 125.000c_Feb '11-'35
430g'07 F-A 70,0000_Aug 1 '13-'38
Sidewalk Bonds.
4s
M-S $6,000c__Sept 1 '11-16

Incorporated In 1860.
BOND. DEBT Oct 8 1910_ $251,000
Assessed valuation 1910___1,283,190
(Assessment about 50% actual value)
Tax rate(per $1,000) 1910.-519 00
Population In 1905
3,404
INTEREST payable In New York
and Carthage.

CATSKILL (Village). P. Dewitt Hitchcock, Clerk.
This village Is in Greene County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds.
4s
J-J $98,000e ____1913-1916
Building Bonds.
1911-1919
J-J $9,000c
330

Incorporated March 14 1806.
BOND. DEBT May 16 '10 $75.000
Assessed valuation 1909___2,536,745
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909...418.06
Population In 1910 ____ _ _5.296
INT. payable at Catskill Nat'l Bank.

CAZENOVIA (Village). W. L. Doremus, Clerk.

This village Is In Madison County. Founded 1783. Incorporated In 1810
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_576,000
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '10 M-N $33,000c&rMay 1'11-'40 Assessed valuation 1910_ .$1,089,300
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
Water and Sewer Bonds.
336s&4sM-N $39,000c__'10. '11&'15 Village tax (per $1,000) '10__311.00
1,897
4,000__Nov 1 '11-'18 Population in 1910
4s
-___
INTEREST payable at Mercantile Trust Co.. Schenectady Savings Bank
and the Cazenovla National Bank.

CHARLOTTE. W. A. La Blanch, Village Clerk.
This village is in Monroe County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 1910_554,800
LOANS694
Assessment debt (add'i) ____
Water Bonds.
4,207
4130'07 ann $6,500r __I911-1923 Floating debt
13,047
July 17,000r ____1911-1927 Sinking fund
430
984.610
Assessed valuation 1910
Electric Light Bonds.
4'/,s'07 ann $7,000r ____1911-1917 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
430
July 6,000r ..__A911-1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_416.25
1.834
3%8
June 2.0000___1911-1912 Population In 1905
Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST is payable in Char430
F-A $15,000r
1914 Hotta and in Rochester.

CHEMUNG COUNTY. John II. Deister, Treasurer.
Elmira is the county seat.
When Due.
LOANSRoad Bonds.
4s '07 Feb $15,000c_Feb 1 '11-'13
4s'05 Feb( 5,700c__Feb 1 1911
I. 30,000c_Feb 1 '12-'17
430'08 F-Al' 20,000c_Feb 1 '18-'19
1 8,0000..„ Feb 1 1920
430'08 F-A 20,000c_Feb 1 '14-'17

County House Addition Bonds.
48 '00 Feb $3,000r___Feb 1 1911
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910.. $101,700
Total assessed val, 1909__29,433,456
State & co. tax(per $1,000)'0944.46
51.600
Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at County
Treasurer's office.

CLINTON COUNTY. Curtis E. Inman, Treasurer.
Plattsburg Is the county seat.
Mch $4,000c___Mch 1 1911
3368
4s '09 ____ 28,000e_Mch 1 '11-'24
Asylum-Building Bonds.
48 '06 Dec $60,000c___Dec 1 1921
RoadB d
5s '08 J-J $110,000c__ Jan 1911
330
Mch 25,000c___Mch '11-'16

BOND. DEBT Oct 10l0__ $227,000
Fl
es
ting debt
Asosa
40
4010
,0
Assessed valuation 1909_9,703
(Assessment about 36 actual value.)
47,282
Population In 1905
INTEREST payable In Plattsburg
at the City National Bank.

COHOES. W. Palin, Chamberlain; G. A. Bold, Deputy.
This city is In Albany County. Incorporated 1870.
Grading Bonds.
Public Improvement Bonds.
1120,000r_Jan 1 '11-'12 3%8'00 J-J $2,426 67r_Jan 1 1937
Fire Department Bonds.
20.000r_Jan 1 '14&'17
16,801 11r_Jan 1 1913 330'02 J-J $15,000r_Jan 1 '21-'23
48 '04 J-J
1 5.000r__Jan 1 1925
14,916 50r_Jan 1 1915
City Hospital Bonds.
8,364 78r_Jan 1 1916
4s '04 ____ 12,000__Jan 1 '11-'22 4s '92 J-J 151,000r__ _July 1 1911
1 5,000r___July 1 1912
4s '06 J-J 2,900 75r___Dee 1 1911
City-Hall Bonds.
3%s'00 J-J 1 6,906r
Jan 1928
$9 ),000r_Deo 15 '11-28
Dec
.. __Jan '29-31 48
Water Bonds.
330'00 J-J
30,000r8,438 26r_Jan 1 1926
$6,000c July 1 '11-'13
10,000r___Jan 1 1927 7s '68 J-J
5,000r_ Aug 1 1111
338'01 J-J
10,916 01r_Jan 1 1923 4s '87 F-A
65,000c&r_July 1 1918
20,000r_Jan 1 '24-'25 45 '83 J-J
(Subject to call July 1 1903.)
330'03 ____ 12,430_June 10 '11-'21
75,000r___July 1 1920
3%s'02 J-J c16,805 85r...Jan 1 1921 4s '85 J-J
(Subject to call July 1 1005.)
10,000 00r _Jan 1 1922
14,000r__July 1 1923
10,000 00r_Jan 11910 48 '88 J-J
330'02 J-J
4,000r___Jan 1 '11-14
117.519 66r _Jan 1 1920 45 '98 J-J
5 %s'02J-J 7.210 64r___Jan 1 1918 430'08 MN 110,000r_Nov 1'12 &'14
110,000r_Nov 1 '16&'18
4s '05 M-N 36,436.66_ _May '11-23
15,000r Nov1'15,'17,'19
is '05 J-J
10,647r _Aug 20 '11-23
9,726.36rJan2 '11-'13 4s '09 J-J
45 '08 J-J
20,000r_Nov 1 '21-'22
t40,000rNov 1 '24-'27
School Bonds.
Ontario St. Bridge Bonds.
4s '95 J-J J$5,000r_July 1 '11-'15
1 5,000r__ July 1 1916 45 '08 J-J $14,400r_Jan 2 '11-'18
4s '96 J-J
5,000r_ Jan 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_4880,168
273,000
40,000r___July 1 1026 Water debt (included)___
330'01 J-J
25,000
Water debt sinking fund_
Sewer Construction Bonds.
3s'
09 .3.4 1$10,000r_Jan 1 '29-'30 Tot, assessed val. 1909_11,564,536
1 $.680 54r_Jan 1 1931 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_517.00
330'99 J-J f35.000rJan 1 '32-'38 State&Co.tax (per $1,000) '09-55.00
. .24.709
5,245 88r_Jan 1 1939 Population In 1910
INTEREST on the 7% water bonds and on improvement bonds of 1906
and 1908 is "Payable at National Bank of Cohocs; on the $65,000 of 4% water
bonds at Manufacturers' Bank, Cohoes; on the $7,210 64 improvement
bonds of 1902. Improvement bonds of 1903, 1904 and 1905, and water 48
of 1909,at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York; on all other bonds at
the Central Trust Co.

Nov., 1910.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

45

E. Washburn Scovill, Treasurer
DOBBS FERRY. Oswald Schuler, Clerk.
County seat Is Hudson.
This village is in Westchester County.
LOANSRefunding Bonds (con.).
When Due.
LOANSLivingston Avenue Bonds.
When Due.
450'08 J-J $90,000c_July 1 '11-'19 350
Mch $5,000c___Mch 1 1911
Street Bonds.
4s '09 J-J
$4,500r.. _July 1 '14-'22
Court-House Bonds.
20,000c_Mch
1
'12-'13 4s '09 J-J $42,000r _July 1 '14-'34
Mch
330
Fire Department Bonds.
350'02 M-Sj$70,000r__Mch 1 '17-23
Funding Bonds.
Grading Bonds.
4s '09 J-J
$5,000r_ _July I '14-'33
1 15,000r_ __Mch 1 1924 4s 1899 M-N ii5:15,000r_May 1 11-13 4s '09 J-J $10.000r _July 1 '14-'33
Sidewalk Bonds.
450'09 J-J
60,000r_Jan 1 '20-'25
30,000r_May 1 '14-16
Public Park Bonds.
4s
'09
$18,000r_
J-J
_July 1 '14-'31
Refunding Bonds.
BOND. DEB Jan 4 1909 $353,600 4s '09 J-J $12.000r_July 1 '14-'25 BOND. DEBT April 1910_ $91,500
114,000c_Mch 1 '14&'16 Total valuation 1908 _ _ _ _26,467,112
valuation 1909_ _ _5,032,000
Assessed
350
Mch
5,100c_Mch 1 1915
INT. payable at Tarrytown Bank.
(Assessment is 4-5 actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909. ..$9.00
I 5,000c___Mch 1 1.91'7 State&Co. tax (per $1,000)'07.512 0$
_Mch 1 1918 Population In 1005
42,868 DOLGEVILLE. P. H. Murphy, Clerk.
INTEREST 2,500e_on coupon bonds payable at office of County Treasurer;
This village is in Herkimer and Fulton counties. Incorporated Mar 17 1891
on registered bonds In New York exchange. %I:11:M
'EftLI LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 28 1910_$97,500
Bonds.
Sinking fund (water)
1,836
CONCORD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. 4s Paving
'10 M-S $20,000__Sept 1 '12-'30 Assessed valuation 1910...1,171
,445
This district (P. 0. Springville) is in Erie County. B. L. Bensley, Clerk.
Water Bonds.
(Assessm't
about 70% actual value.)
LOANS_51,005,000 4s
When Due. Assessed valuation
A-0 $10,000c_Apr 20 '11.'20 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
24.80
450 '08 Jan j$23,000r_Jan 1 '11-33 School tax (per $1,000)
1910_514.50 350 J-J
191050,000r
1923 Population in 1905
2,248
50.000r_Jan 1 '34 '58 Population in 1909 (est.)
2,700
Sewer Bonds,
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_573,000 INTEREST payable in New York. 3.908 J-J $36.000r July 1 '11-'34
on the 4s Is payable at the American Exchange Bank; os
COOPERSTOWN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 1. theINTEREST
350 by the State Comptroller.
This district is No. 1 of the town of Otsego, Otsego County. Sidney
S. Conger, Secretary (P. 0. Cooperstown).
DUNKIRK. Harry James, Mayor; R. H. Heppe'', Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1009.$2,021.100
This city is in Chautauqua County. Incorporated June 2 1885.
Building Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual val.) LOANSWhen Due. GEN. BD. DEBT Oct 1 '09_5112,651
44 '06 J-D $60,000c_ _Dee 1 '11-25 School tax (per $1,000) 1909
$8.00
Water Bonds
Assessment debt
1910_564,000
158,695
BOND. DEBT Apr 5
1Population in 1910 (est.)
2,600 350
A-0 562,000_ Oct 1 '11-'20 Floating debt
6,857
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank in Cooperstown.
4s
J-D 30,000__Dec 15 '11-'16 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1909_ 278.203
General Bonds.
CORNING (City). H. R. Starner, Chamberlain.
Total assessed val. 1910.._8,499,000
4s
---$2,967.6
0_May 10'11-12 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
This city,situated in the town of the same name, is in Steuben county.
Assessment Bonds.
LOANSTotal tax (per $1,000) 190) _ _$25 42
When Due.
School Bends.
4s
Var $89,618.14 _1909-1918 Population In 1905
City Bridge Bonds.
4s-'09 111-S $30,000__Mch 1 '11-'25 4s
15,250
Var
4s
Population In 1910
J-J j$10,000___July 1 1947 48 River Bonds
17.221
INTEREST.on sireet bonds payable at Merchants' Nat. Bank of Dunkirk.
1 5,000..__July 1 1948
J-J $150,000_July 1 '26to'40
Water Bonds.
DUNKIRK SCHOOL DISTRICT. D. E. Batcheller, Supt.
City Sewer Bonds
Schools.
48
J-J $10,000____July 1 1946 75
J-J $35,000__Jan '11 to '17 LOANSWhen Due. 4s
J-J $18,000c.__1916-1924
4s '07 A 0 100,000_Apr 1 '12-21 4s
J-J
40,000_ _July 1 '49-'52 4s '08 M-S $80.000c_Mch 1 '19-31 BOND. DEBT Aug 1 1910_5159.000
4s '07 A-0 75.000c
.I-J
BOND. DEBT May 1010._ $275,000 4s
43,083 50c_1911-1921 Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _8,269,500
General Fund Bonds
1,000c
Total valuation of city '09_8,669,242
1922 (Assessment about 3-5 actual value.)
J-J j$20.000___July 1 '43-44 City tax (per 51,000) 1909
45
J-J
4,000c
$9.30 350
1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _ _58.82
1 5,000_ _July 1 1945 Population, city, 1910
12,000c_ _923-1925 INTEREST payable in Dunkirk.
13,730
INTEREST payable at the Knickerbocker Trust Co. In New York.
DUTCHES
S
COUNTY.
C.
H. Slocum, Treas.
CORNING UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 13. H. T. Cole Jr.. Treas.
Poughkeepsie is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _2,118,370
When Due.
County House Bonds.
4s
M-S $14,000e_Sept 1 '11-'24 (Assessinent about 90%actual value) LOANSCourt House and Jail Bonds,
350
J-J $47,000r_ _Jan 2 '11-'28
5s '08 M-S 62,500e_Sept 1 '11-'50 School tax (per 51.000) 1909$10.84
350 J-J 15125,000r Jan 2 '11-'31 BOND.DEBT Oct 1910_ $237,000
BOND. DEBT Oct 20 1910_ _$76,500 Population In 1910 (est.)
5,000
1,000r Jan 2 1932 Total assessed val. 1909_ _49,696,808
1
INTEREST on 514,000 bonds at Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York
33.4s
J-J
65.000r Jan 2 1928 (Assessment about 85% actual value)
City; on $63,000 at First National Bank of New York.
INT.payable at oflIceof County Treas. Population in 1905
81.633
CORTLAND. Chas. D. Sanders, Chamberlain.
This city is in Cortland County. Inc. March 1 1900. In Dec. 1909 the EASTCHESTER. Henry C. Merritt, Supervisor.
This
town
(P.
0.
Tuckahoc)
is In Westchester County.
city purchased plant of Cortland Water Works Co. See V. 89, p. 1685.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s semi ann 583,200r__ _ Feb 1 1918
LOANSWhen Due.
Paving Bonds (Con.)Ditch and Drain Bonds
($5,000 yearly bezinning In 1918.)
Sewer Bonds.
45
J-J
35.514 16 July 1 1921 3.95s'09F-A
$78,000r_-Fe
1
'11-'36
b
43is
_-_- 5,000__Mch 1 '17-'21
4s '09 A-0 58351.57 __Apr 1 1912 is
July 211.27. __ July 1 1919
Highway
5s '07 J-D 5 5,000r___Mch 1 1927
113,500_Anr 1 1920 45
July
696 ___July 1 1911 48 semi-ann Bonds.
$5,000r. __Dec 1 1927
Water-Works Purchase Bonds.
1 5,683r___Mch 1 1928
4s '07 J-.I 131,025
1908-1926
4.000r
_
Dee 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $244,625
4s '10 ___ i35120,000Apr 1 1030 4s'09 A-0
2,636.81__Apr 1 1912
... _ 00r.
__Feb 1 1929 Total assessed val. 1909_5,532,149
180,000Apr 1 1940 4s '09 A-0
2,000____Apr 1 1915 4s5,0
4,000r ___Feb 1 1930
Refunding ends.
(Assessment at,ont Nil
4s '09 A-0
7,000____Apr 1 1918 58 '07
J-D
7,000r_Dec 1 '15-'21 Tax rate (pen District No.value.)
4s 1005 $60,900
1925 4s '09 A-0
3,500____Apr 1 1919
L$17.19
School Bonds.
$1,000) '09.1District No. 2_ 15.38
4s '09 A-0
5,000.. _Apr 1 1920 40 semi-ann 34.800r___ Apr 1 1911
($5,000 yearly.)
3543
J-J $20,000____May 4 1912 4s '09 A-0 10,500____Apr 1 1922
Population In 1905_ .._ __
_
INTEREST
on $34,800 and $9,000 bds.due 1927 and 1928 at office _3,986
(Subject to call May 4 1902.)
4s '09 July 17,511.29_July 1 '11-'19
of the
4s 1904 J-D $19,500_ __Dec 1 1924 GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1910_5328,656 State Comptroller in Albany; on $9,000 issue due 1929 and 1930 at the Warwick
Savings
Bank
in
Warwick;
on $83,200 issue at the Jefferson County
408._.._Apr 1 1911 Assessment debt
55,634
Savings Bank in Watertown; on the ditch and drain bonds at the First Nat.
45 '09 A-0 {13,000____Apr 1 1927 Floating debt
38,858
10,000_ _ _ _Apr 1 1928 Assessed val, real estate '10 6,122,356 Bank of Mt. Vernon; on other loans at Mt. Vernon Trust Co.
Paving Bonds.
'food assessed val. 1909_ .7,130.237 EASTHAMPTON.
E. J. Edwards, Clerk.
4s
Oct $2,000
Oct 1911 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_ 18.10
This town is in Suffolk County.
4s
Oct
8,000 _Oct 1915-'18 Population in 1910
11,504 LOANSINTEREST payable In New York exchange.
When Due.IBOND. DEBT May 16 '10_ $80,000
Highway Bonds.
assessed val. 1909_3,905,943
CORTLANDT UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7. 4s '06 M-S 880.000...Mch 1 '11-'26 ITotal
Population In 1005-.
4,303
This district is in Westchester County. J. Ti. Husted, Pres. (Peekskill.)
INTEREST payable at the Easthampton National Bank.
LOANSWhen Due.(TOTAL DEBT Jan 1910_ $173,750
EAST
4.10s J-J $100,000r_lJan 1 '12-'61 Assessed valuation 19093,919,
ROCHESTE
R. Claude C. Hagerty, Clerk.
224
_
3,953 J-J
50,000%1
This village Is in Monroe County.
When Due. Water notes 5s, 1911-15_ __
CORTLANDT UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8. LOANS$5,000
Water-Plant Purchase
BOND. DEBT June 1 1910_$144,000
This district Is in Westchester Co. (P.O.Peeltslcill). A. D. Dunbar,
Supt. 4s g '09 J-J $102,500c--Jan 1 '14-'38 Total assessed val, 1910_ _ _1,027,001
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 1010_ __ _ $67,000
Sewer Bonds
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4.358'07 s-a $44,000r __Jan 1 '11-'31ITotal assessed val, 1910_ _3,391,164 4.10z'09J-J $41,500c__Ja
n 1 '14-'38 Village tax (per $1,000) 1910_$9.534
4.354'07 J-D sio,onor_Oct 1 '33-37 School tax (per $1,000)
INTEREST payable at the National Bank of Commerce In Rochester.
5.6.
30
90
350'02 J-J
13,000r __-1011-19231Population in 1910 (est)1910_7
INTEREST payable in Peekskill.
EAST SYRACUSE. D. Conklin, Treas.; N. L. Lansing, Clk.
CORTLANDVILLE.
This village is in Onondaga County. Incorporated Nov. 16 1881.
This town (P. 0. McGraw) is in Cortland County and was separated from LOANS-When Due. 130ND. DEBT Nov 1910_ __$149,500
Sewer Bonds.
the city of Cortland in March 1899. Cortiandville pays 18.7% of the
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,370,790
4s '03 July $47,500r_July 1 '11-'29 (Assessment about 70%actual
refunding bonds and interest and the city of Cortland 81.3%.
value)
LOANSTotal tax (per $1,000) 1909_515
When Due. HVhway a,,c1 Bridge 13o,u1s $6,000 48 '05 July 24,000r
3.0
0
.0
00
(Part
yearly beginning July 1 1910.) Population In 1909 (est.)
Road Bonds.
Town debt May 23 1910_
75,000
Water Bonds
450'10 Mch $10,000__Mch 1 '16-'22 Total valuation 1909
INTEREST
on
the
bonds
of 1907
1,443.773 4s
Var
Refunding Bonds.
$65,000e
1912 is payable at the Trust &
(Assessment about 90% actual value)
4.65s'07July 10.000c_July 1 '12-'31 of Onondaga in Syracuse.Deposit Co.
550
____ $2,000__Sept 1 '11-'12 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1909_ $8.85
uis
____ 12,000__Sept 1 '13-'14 Population of Town 1005
.3,048
ELMIRA.
3to
Daniel Sheehan, Mayor; John J. Crowley, City
____ 20.000__Sept 1 '15-'18
30.000 _Mch 1 '11-'15
Chamberlain; Otis H. Gardner, City Clerk.
Elmira is the county seat of Chemung County. Incorporated
CROTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2.
1864.
LOANS-When Due.
Funding Debt Bonds.
James E. Reagan, Clerk (P. 0. Croton-on-Hudson).
Contingent Exp. Notes.
3 10'98 A-0 $17,000r_ _Oct 1 '11-'27
When Due. TOTAL DEBT April 1 1910_ $97,000 3.35s'02J-J
LOANS$8,000_ _July 1 '11-'12 3 %s'00 J-J
98,000r _July 16 1930
450'07 Jan $40,000r_Jan 1 12-'27 Assessed valuation 1910. _ _1,741,060
Grade Crossing Bonds.
Redemptidn Bonds.
4.40s'08 Jan 39,000r
3)4s 02 J-J
$5,000r__ .July 1 1913 350'92 J-J 55207,000r_July '12-'20
(Assessment about full value.)
(54,000 rlY, beginn ng Jan 1 1928.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_58.42
s
0
Bridge
n
s
ti
0
0
B
d
o
3
o
g
i
B
s
r
,
3
t
1
28,000r____July
6
43s'09 Jan 18,000r__Jan 1 '14-'25 Population in 1910 (est.)
.06(1.1-__Oct 1 '22-'24 3)40'01 M'S 18,000r___Sept 1921
2,400 350 95 A-0
'11-'28
INTEREST payable on the 450 at the Peekskill Savings Bank; on
25.000r___Oct 1 1925 310'02 J-J
10,000r_July 1 '11 '20
the
4.40s at the home Savings Bank in Albany; on the 4 %s at the People's
4s '06 M-S 55,000r___Sept 1 1935 350'02 J-J j
500r___July
1 1918
Savings Bank in Yonkers.
City-Hall Bonds.
1 7,000r_ _July 1 '11-'17
35095 A-0 $15.000r... _Oct 1 1925 4s '03 J-J
13,000r July 1 '11 '23
DANSVILLE. Daniel Blum, Treasurer.
35095 4-0 60,000r_ _Oct 1 '26-'27 Is 03 J-J
3 000r_July '11 '13
Tills village is in Livingston County. Incorporated 1845.
3 I,es'95 A-0 10.000r___Oct 1 1928 4s '04 J-J j 4,000rJuly 1
1 '11-'14
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1910_ $148,500 350'96 M-S
5,000r___Sept 1 1929
118,500r___July 1 1915
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ A,553,575 334s'96 M-S 30,000r_Sept 1 1930 4s'05 M-S 22.000r_Sept
1 '11-'32
450'96 ____ $47.250r Sept 1 '11-'24 (Assessment abt. 75%
3544'96 M-S •10,000r_ _Sept 1 1931 4s '06 M-S 125,000r
actual
value.)
_Sept 1 '11-'35
350'00 ---- 6,000r Aug 1 '11-'22 Village tax (per 51,000)
School Bonds
1909_512 50
9.000r.
0 Sept 1 103R
4s '04 -___
2,400r Jan 1 '11-'14 Population in 1905
3,908 4s '93 M-N $16,500r___Nov 1 1911 Funded debt Oct
$952,500
Sewer Bonds.
4s '95 M-N 22,000r_May 1 1911 Assessed valuation, real_17,876.
074
3.753'04 A-0 $85,500r Oct 1 '11-'29
350'01 M-S 25,000r_ _Sept 1 1926 Assessed val, franchlses__
1.039,151
Bonds.
DEER PARK. Benj. C. Swartwout, Clerk (P.0. Huguenot)
Assessed val, personal ___ 1,304,160
340.0Or_Nv
5M
em
'
e9
v
n
S
t
P
s
a
354
15
'28-'29
Total assessed val. 1910_ _20,219,385
This town is in Orange County. The city of Port Jervis
having been a 4 %s'96 M-S 20,000r_ _ _Sept 1 1931 (Assessment about 80% actual
part of the town at the time the bonds below
value)
jointly responsible for the payment of the same.were Issued, that city Is 48 '98 M-S 30,000c&r_Sept 1 1932 City tax (per $1,000) 1910- _$18.88
1
Bonds.
z
m.
s
Park
,
O
i
s
6
Population in 1905
LOANS34.687
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910 _..$150,000
6,000cSept 15 1926 Population in
Refunding RR. Bonds
37,170
176
Assessed valuation
INTEREST payable at City Chamberlain's office.1910
in N. Y. exchange
$30,000c&r Feb '11-'15 (Assessment about 1909_ _ _ _ 664,490
1-3 actual value.)
350
F-A{ 35,000c&r Feb '16-'20 Tax rate (per $1,000)
24,000c&r Feb '21-'23 Population In 1905 1900........518.01 ERIE COUNTY. F. A. Beyer, Treasurer.
11,562
County seat is Buffalo.
27,000c&r Feb '24-'26
LOANSWhen Due.
30.000c&r Feb '27-'29
Road Bonds-(Con.)
INTEREST payable at National 3 .68
s4
.
nd$
Road -N
4,000r
Feb
4s
1911 Bank of Port Jervis.
$75,000r_JulY 1 '15'
19
If
2.000r July 1 '11-'22
32
_J
Or:30
6:000r
iyuly
0
11
1 '21
-942
DELHI (Town). M. M. Palmer, Supervisor.
4s '07 J-D 210,000r_June 1 '20-'34
I 30,000r__JulY 1 1915 4)4s'10 J-J
This town is in Delaware County.
14,500r___July 1 1923
I
90,000r_July 1 '17-'19
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about 3.5 actual
7,500r__ _July 1 1924
value.) 4s g '08 J-J 4 20,000r_ July 1 1916
N Y. & Oswego Midland RR.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__$24.24
45,000e_July 1 '25-'34
I 35,000r_July 1 '23-'29
350 May $126,000r____May 1 1915 Population in 1905
48,500r___July 1 1935
2,908
1150,000r_July 1 '30-'34
BOND. DEBT May 20 1910 $126,000 Population in 1909
21,500rJuly 1 1036
(est.)
3:
0900
8
Total valuation 1910
1,360,466
City, Co. Hall and Jail Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at Albany. 48 '09 J-D 120,000r_June 1 '24-'35
as
M-N $100,000c Nov 1 '11-'14




LOANSArmory Bonds.
A-0 $10.000r
3;45
M-N 17,000r
314s
344s '05M-N lon.noor
45 '07 A-0 250,000r
F-A 10,000r
4
A-0 80,000r
348

VOL. Lxxxxi.

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

46

When Due. BOND. DEBT July 1 '10_$1,279,000
Assessed val. real est.'09 _330,596,971
July 1 1916 Total valuation 1908_ _ _ _353,116,107
July 1 '11-'12 State&Co.tax(per 31.000) '08_$3.20
473,700
Nov 1 '11-'20 Population in 1905
Apr 1 '20-29
. 1912
Aug
INTEREST payable at Buffalo.
July 1 '11-'14

FALLSBURGH. D. Merritt, Supervisor (P.0. Woodbourne)
This town Is In Sullivan County.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _.3586,070
LOANS(Assessment about 44 actual value.)
J-J $103.000c&r
4s
40.03
BOND. DEBT May 1910_3103,000 Tax rate (per 31,000) 1909_
3 810
Population In 1905

FISHHILL LANDING. E. E. Strong, Clerk.

GLENS FALLS. S. F. Higley, Chamberlain.
1839.
This city Is In Warren County. Incorporated Hall
Bonds.

Refunding Bonds.Village
J'ne '29
4 34s'09 Feb $25,000c ____1914-1916. 348'00 J-D $55.260c Y'ly' to$317,400
BOND. DEBT May 17 '09..
Sewer Bonds.
6,916,789
1912 Total valuation 1008
33-is Sept $147,000r
4s '06 M-N 15,000c_Nov 10 '11-15 (Assessed val. about 14 actual value.)
..317 50
Village tax (per $1,000) 190,
Water Bonds.
4.651)
48 '91 J-J $35,000c -___1911-1917 Population in 1905
15,243
1910
in
Population
A911-1913
48 '94 M-S 15,000c _ _
INTEREST nayable in Glens Falls
50,000c July 1 '16-'20
41-58'09 J-J
GLENS FALLS UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Frank D. Morehouse, Clerk.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Ocr. 1910_ $82,000
LOANSJ-D f $66,000c_Dec 1 '11-21 Assessed valuation 1909_5,62;5,090
4s
1 10,000c_Dec 1 1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_311.10

This village (P. 0. Flskhill-on-Hudson) is in Dutchess County. Organ- GLOVERSVILLE. 0. L. Everest, Chamberlain.
ized 1864, incorporated, under General Act of 1870, Feb. 26 1872.
Gloversville, which is situated In Fulton County. was Incorporated a city
Fire-House Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSMarch 19 1890, having theretofore formed part of the town of Johnstown.
444s'06 M-N $2,000r___May '11-'14 LOANSFire Department Bonds.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
F-A $76,000r ___1911-1930 BONI). DEBT Nov 17 '10_ $154,000
3j4s
Local Improvement Bonds
33•58.02Ang $25.000r____Aug 1 1932
1,800,946
1910__
valuation
Assessed
____1911-1930
Deficiency Bonds.
39.600r
F-A
4s
Outstanding Oct. 1 1910(Assessment about 2-5 actual value ) 434s
Main St. Improvement Bonds.
Feb $57,000c_Feb 1 '11-'14 484897 SI-N $28,000r___May 1 1922
09
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
4348'10 F-A $6,000r_Aug 1 '11-'16 Village tax (per $1,000) 1910_$16
Loan.
Water
3,939
Population In 1905
Water Bonds.
.1-1) $50.000c _Dec 1 1917 4s '95 A-0 $14,000c___Apr 1 1915
4,000 3445'92
3343'91 A-0 22.000c___Apr 1 1911
M-N 30,400r_Nov 1 '11-'29 Population in 1910 (est.)
Street Bonds.
3.995
1 1913
4010 Feb $40,700c _Feb 1 '11-'15 340'98 A:0 23,000c_Apr 1
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank. Flshkill Landing.
1917
3448'97 F-A 27.000r___Feb
(Various amounts yearly.)
Sewer Bonds.
FONDA. Edgar Leonhardt, President.
School Boudb.
1945
1
}250.000r_Nov
MCounty.
'05
Montgomery
4s
1911
in
1
Is
This village
3348'03 A-0 52,000r_Oct
$541,000
Paving Bonds.
When Due
3,000r __ Met 1 1911 GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1910_
LOANS57,000
J-.1 $21,160r_July 1 '11-'33 33-0'06 A-0 {20,000r __Oct 1 '12-15 Assessment debt
4s
Sewer Bonds.
3(1,000
1910_360,640
16
May
DEBT
BOND.
'11-'13
debt
1
Floating
$3,000c_July
1916
J-J
2.)1))))r __Oct 1
4s
50,000
_
___
1909____499,413
Assessed valuation
Water Bonds.
1 3,000r_ __Sept 2 1916 13a t•r debt (Included)
10 4%8
'2.5 Total assessed val. 1910_7,979,200
'17
2
J-J $26,880r_July 1 '11-'31 Tax rate mer 810101 1909____$14
48
(
45,000r_Sept
M-S
1.13i
Population In 1905
value)
(81,2811 yearly.)
I 2.000r--.Sept 2 1926 (Assesat.ient about 60% actual
1,200
$6.400c_July 1 '13-'22 Population In 1909 (est.)
J-J
3,000r_ _ _Sept 2 1926 City tax rate (per 31,000)'10__312.00
45
•
45 '08 M-S {20.000r_Sept 1 '27-'3O Total tax (per Cl 000) 1910_ $28.00
20,642
2,000r__ _Sept 1 1931 Population In 1910
FORT EDWARD. J. M. Murray, Clerk.
This village Is In Washington County.
INTEREST on water, railroad, deficiency and local improvement bonds
Paving Bonds.
Due.
When
LOANSIn New York- on all other issues at City Chamberlain's office.
55 '08 J-J $32,200_ _July 1 '11-'33 Is payable
Sewer Bonds
8.
1909_3152,000
55 '08 J-J $18,000__July 1 '11-'28 BOND. DEBT Jan1908 ____959,065 GOSHEN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
valuation
'Assessed
This district Is in Orange County. W. Coleman, Cleric,
Water Bonds
I Total lax I per II ,001.) 1908 320,15 LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT June 1910- $63,000
___ $97,000
_5
INTEREST payable at the Fort Edward Nat. Bank, Fort Edward.
430'10 J-D1339,000c_Junel5 '12-'24 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,661.267
1 24,000c_June 15'25-'30
Moyer, Clerk.

N

FORT PLAIN. E. D.

This village is In Montgomery County.
Street Paving Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS____ $34,000
.5
Water Bonds
DEB , May 21'103112,500
BONDED
'11'26
1
$16.000c&rJuly
340'02 July
1 576 870
3.908 Sept 13,000__Sept 1 '11-'23 Assessed valuation 1009.
7 actual value.)
.
J-D 125,000ederJune 111-14 (Assessm't about 50'
48
112.500c&r--June 1 '15 Tax rate (per 31.000) 1909 $12.4744
__ 2,596
Population In 1905.. _
INTEREST Is payable part In Schenectady. part In Albany,part In Rome
and part In New York City.

GOUVERNEUR. J. 0. Sheldon, Treasurer.

This village Is In St. Lawrence County. Incorporated September 1850.
When Due BOND. DEBT Oct 24 '10_345.000
LOANSAssessed 4aluatIon 1910_ _1,871,850
Water-Works Refunding Bonds.
$7.27
4 Xs'10 J-J f $42,000c_July 1 '11-'31 Tax rate (per 31,))00) 1910
4,2211
1 3.000c___July 1 1932 Population in 1903
Bank.
National
Hanover
INTEREST is payable in N. Y. City at

GREENBURGH. C. D. Millard,Supervisor (P.O. Tarrytown)

This town is in Westchester County.
Warburton Ave Ext Bonds
When flue.
LOANS1914
. $149,000r
Is
Highway Improvement Bonds.
1862.
Incorporated
County.
Herkimer
DEBT Jan 1 1910 $367,000
In
Is
,000
yrly
village
May
BOND
____$185,000..$8
4s
This
Electrk Light Bonds.
When Due.
____ 44,000___Aug 1 '11-'32 Total assessed val. 1909_ _39,258,008
45
LOANS: $11 1100r ____1911 1921
,
M.
3.504
(Assessment about actual value.)
Street Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
fitly $3,000 r_1911-1913 BOND. DEBT Oct 11 '10_371.000 4s '04 F-A $79,000r.._ _Aug 1 1924 Tax rate (per 31.0)10) 19093.00s
Inside incorporated villages..$4 33
Elmsford Drainage Bonds.
4.958'10 Sept 2,000_-Sept 1 '15-'16 Assessed valuation 190 t___ 594.086
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.) 4 %s'09 __ 1$57,000___Oct 6 '11-'29
39.88
Outside incorp'd ylliages
Water Bonds.
18,635
1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_314.50
5,000____Oct 6 1930 Population in 11)05
Nov $53,000r
3.50s
_. _2.870
25,000
Population in 1905
6,000..__ ..Oct 6 1931 Population In 1909 (eat.)
INTEREST on street 3.90s and electric-light 33is payable at First 4.85s10 A-0 13.000
National Bank In Frankfort; on water 330 In Albany.
GREENBURGH UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2. E. Wood,
Clerk (P. 0. Irvington).
FREDONIA. H. L. Cumming, Treasurer.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_310,896,860
LOANSThis village Is In Chautauqua County. Incorporated 1829.
4348'10 J-J $80.000c_Jan 1 '12-27 School tax (per $1,000) 1909__$2.43
Street ooad,-Can.
When Due.
LOANS$80,000
1910_
Sept
DEBT
130ND.
____1911-1914
$4,500r
.1-J
58
Bonds
Water
INTEREST payable at Irvington National Bank in New York exchange.
F-A $30.000c Aug 1 11-'22 4%8'09 F-A 45,000r ____1911-1920
48
M-S 20,000r Sept 1 1930 434809 F-A 31.500r ____1911-1919 GREENE COUNTY. Judson A. Betts. Treasurer.
48
5s g '10 F-A 16,500r_Aug 1 '11-20
School Bonds
Catskill is the county seat.
Lie.tric Light Bonds.
Sept st,500r ____1911-1912
3348
When Due, TOTAL DEBT Oct 12 '10 $208,000
$8,000r_ _July 1 '11-'18 LOANSJ-D 24,000r _-__1912-1935 Is '06 .1 .1
48
'Assessed %Attrition 1909 13,128,218
___ $9,000
4s
$178,110
'10_
10
Oct
DEBT
BOND.
Building Bonds.
1(Assessment about )t( actual value.)
in
Jail
9
82
House
Court
.
Bonds.
,.
__I
__
1909_
A 0 3.000r ____1911-1925 Total % al,,a,ion
33is
($170,000c_Feb 1 11-'271Couno tax (per $1,000) 1909_36.40
1911 (Assessment about 3,6 actual value.)
1.000r
M -S
48
32,000
In 1910 (est.)
19281Population
F-Ai
1
'08
Peb
48
8.000c.
191)9
311.0.
.000)
81
Village tax(per
Strnet Bonds.
4s '10 F-A 30,000cFeb 1 '29-'311
M-S $1.500r-Sept 1 1911 Toot! tax (per $1,000) 1908_$25. 9
4s
at the County Treasurer's office.
payable
INTEREST
1905
in
Population
1911
Aug
1 400r
F-A
48
8
45
18
.2
5'
5
7,20nr_Sept 1 '11-l4 Population In 1910
48 g '04 F-A
HAMBURG. P. M. Thorn, Clerk.
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable In N Y. City.; on the school
This village is in Erie County.
Fredonia.
in
bonds
other
on
bonds at the Comptroller's office, Albany
When Due.I BOND. DEBT June 17 '10_317,631
LOANSAssessed valuation 1910____955,965
Street Bonds.
FULTON. G. B. Deuel, Chamberlain.
5s
1 '15-'20 Tax rate (pet- $1,000), 1910 $15•50
'10
s-an
$6.600„July
the
includes
and
In
County
Is
Oswego
1902)
In
This city (Incorporated
2,000
In 1910 (est.)
'Population
Bonds.
Drainage
old villages of Fulton and OsWeir0 Falls.
4148'10 s-an $45000.. July 1 '15-'391
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSI.
NO.
'11-'29
1
DISTRICT
J'ne
SCHOOL
D
J
3.404
FREE
$152,000c
HAMBURG UNION
__.8 10 __- $8,865•38
School Bonds.
This district is in Erie County. A. L. Stratemeler. Clerk. • • •
Street Improvement
When Due. School tax (per $1.000) 1910__$10.40
M N. $12.400„.Tune 1 '11-'20 LOANS48 '09 M-N $34,000r May 1 19-'35 -Is
.f4
yearly
2,520r___Part
4s
1916
M-N
6,238.24
434g10 J-J $45,000r.Jan 1 '15-'39
8s '10 July
BOND. DEBT Oct 12 '10_ $361,625 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 '10_ $45,000 INTEREST payable at Hanover
(Subject to call.)
York.
New
18,708
Bank,
National
0
debt
(ad(11)___
Assessment
1910___1,314,73
Bonds.
valuation
Assessed
Sewer
1916 Assessed val.,1East SIde_3.118.256
F-A $67.500e_
Northville).
'West Side1,403,671 HAMILTON COUNTY. P. Harris, Treas. (P. 0.
1909
5,000r___Jan 1 1935
t'05 J-J
Lake Pleasant is the County scat.
15,000r Jan '20'25&30 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
4s '05 J-J
$145,000
1910_
Oct
DEBT
BOND.
I
Due.
When
LOANS1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 19085,000r Jan 1
4s '06 J-J
!Assessed valuation 1910___4,030,000
$29.23
Funding Bonds.
East Side
14,000r Jan 1 '18&'23
48 '06 J-J
Bank in
Northville
EST
at
'21-'351INTER
1
97
J-D
1$90.000c-June
28
'10
58
West
Side
'33
&
'28
16,000r Jan
1-44
8,842
1 35.000c_June 1 '36-'401 New York exchange.
5,000r Apr 1 '14-'53 Population in 1905
48 '09 A-0
10,480
20.000r_Jan 1 '30-'39 Population In 1910
DISTRICT
4.35s10 J-J
SCHOOL
FREE
UNION
TOWN
H.ARRIETS
Bank.
Nat.
Citizens'
the
at
payable
INTEREST on sewer bonds of 1906 Is
NO. 1. E. R. Young, Clerk (P. 0. Saranac Lake).
Fulton; on sewer bonds of 1910 at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York;
This district is in Franklin County.
on the street bonds of 1909 at the City Chamberlain's office.
2;2
00
00
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910__ $65
GENESEO. W. W. Killip, Treas.; kV m. D. Shepard, Clerk. 410'09 A-0 $34,000r_ _Apr 1 '11-44 Assessed valuation 19 0___1,706,732
$1,000)
1910_321.40
(per
This village Is in Livingston County. Ineoroorated In 1872.
tax
J-J
43413
1
School
'11-'24
7.000r__Jan
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ $42,000 58
LOANSJ-J
4,000r_July 1 '11-'14 Population In 1910 (est.)
'Assessed valuation 1910_2,366.000 4348'09 J-J
Water Bonds.
17,000r_July 1 '11-'27
July $25.000c___June 1 19171(Assessment about X actual value.) INT. payable at Adirondack Nat'l Bank, Saranac Lake,In N. Y.exchange.
3348
$9.40
1910_
$1,000)
(per
'Tax rate
Town Hail Building Bonds.
05 HARRISON. Benj. I. Taylor, Supervisor.
24
:0
2
43413'07 July $17,000r_July 1 11-'271Poptilation in 1905..
1PopulatIon In 1910 (est.)
This town Is in Westchester Coun v
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $302,000
INTEREST on 4348 payable In New York, other loans in Schenectady
Highway Bonds.
415 tionr_Apr 1 '11 '25 Assessed valuation 1909 _ _5,453,918
,j
4s
kssessinen ) about 50% actual value
(
1911
Apr
500r
4s
J-J
This city is in Ontarlo County and was incorporated Jan. 1 1898.
48
6,000r_Apr 1 13 'la Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$11.00
J-D
City-Ball ,ite Bonds
When Due
LOANS&'25 Population In 1905_ . ____ 2,922
'23
1
2.000r_Apr
J-1)
4s
4s '09 A-0 $14,000r _Apr 1 '11-'17
3,900
Street Bonds
4443'07 J-D 175.nonr_June 1 '12 '36 Population In 1909 (cat.)
Water Bonds
3345'99 A-0 $22,500r--Apr 1 '11-'19
1025-1944
100.000
4)s
the
Rye
Rye.
at
of
le
330'00 A-0 21.500r-Apr 1 '11-'20 Is '96 A-0 $140,000c__Oct 26 1926
Bank
4
4b
National
a
5
ly
a
p
25
44018
the
INTEREST un
Park Bonds
33'8'01 A-0 11,450r...Apr 1 '11-'21
3%8'02 A-0 22,750r__Apr 1 '11 '22 Is 'MI A-0 $14,000r__Apr 1 '11-'17 HAVERSTRAW. Henry F. Don, Clerk.
1,000r_Apr 1 1911
4,592.11rApr 1 '11-15 4s '06 A-0
48 '06 A-0
This village is in Rockland County.
3,000r ____1911-1913
Assessed valuation 1909_32,438,000
4s '04 A-0 23,500rApr 1 '11-'24 45 '09 A-0
Sewer Bonds.
Sewer Bonds
48 '03 A-0 18.000r_ _Apr 1 '11-'23
4.128 '09 J-J $67,500c_Sep 1 '11-37 Total tax (per 31,000) 1909-312-65
5,669
48 '05 A-0
5.748r__Oct 1 '11-'14 45; '1111 A-0 $88.000cSept 1 1916 TOTAL DEBT May 1910 __ $70.000 Population in 1910
3.000rApr 1 '11-'13
45 '08 A-0
4s '05 A-0 16,500r
INTEREST payable at the People's Bank in Ilaverstraw.
Conduit Bonds
45 '09 A&O 61.214 03r_.1910-1929
Marcus 0. hedges, Clerk.
4 Xs'10 A-0 1:0.000_Apr 1 '11-'29 4s '06 A-0 $2.141.02rApr 1 '11-14 HEMPSTEAD (Village).
This village is in Nassau County. Incorporated 1853.
6,500_Apr 1 '12-'24 TOT. BD D'T Oct 16 '10__ $516,092
11,1-S 856 250 _Sept 1 11- 21
When Due. a .eot
111,495 LOANSSinking fund
Fire Dept Bonds
BOND. DEBT Oct 12'10._ $57.400
Water Bonds
3348'03 A-0 $3,300r-_Apr 1 '11-'13 Assessed valuation 1909_8.227.766
valuation 1909_1,782.965
Assessed
'11-19
1
M
N $2.700..-May
7.000r_ _Apr 1 '11-'17 Tax rate (per 31.000) 1910_.--314 30 3!'s g
48.06 A-0
.05
151
1:
2
480
5.100_ May 1 '11-27 Village tax (per $1,000) 1909-143
.12.249 340 g M-N
PontilatIon in 1905
Voting Machine Bonds
In 1000
'12
'11
1
Population
_Nov
1.0,10_
M-N
g
12,446
3.95s
1910_
In
1
1911
$500r___Apr
Population
45 '05 A-0
1005
'12-'14
In
Population
3,000._Aug 1
INTEREST is payable p4rt at the City Treasurer's office, part at the 4s 09 ___
9,000_Aug 1 '11-'19
Nat. Bank of America and part at the Na Bank of Commerce. New York. 4s '09 ___

FRANKFORT. F. B. Watson, Treasurer.

I

GENEVA. W. S. O'Brien, City Attorney.




1

Nov., 19 0.]

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS

HEMPSTEAD (Town). H. Luther Weeks, Town Clerk
Hempstead Is now a town in Nassau County, but was formerly a town
in Queens Co.. then including Far Rockaway, Hempstead, Inwood, Lawrence, Rockaway Beach and Seaford villages. On Jan. 1 1898 that por
tion 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 1809, and the new boundary Is that portion of the old town of Hemp
stead "bounded on the east and north by the east and north bounds of
the former village of Far Rockaway, and on the east by a line drawn due
north from the northwest corner of said village to the south line of the town
of Jamaica, as It existed on the thirty-first day of December 181)7." The
bonds given below are those remaining as a debt against the town after
assigning to New York City the portion belonging to it according to a decision of the Supreme Court of the Third Judicial District at Albany Dec. 9
1899. See V. 69, p. 1357
LOANS—$1,0
94.700
When Due. Franchises
,247
Banks
Road Bonds3,742
45
J-J $293,000c&r_July 1 1923 Total valuation 1910_ _ _ _ .27,108,134
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ $293,000 (Assessment about 50% actual val
Assessed valuation, real_ _21,697,477 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910---$15.00
Assessed val., personal..__ 1,173,710 Popuation In 1905
34,746
Populatibn in 1910
44,287
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Ilempstead.

47

LOANS—
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Jan 1910_ $406,778
Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
9,152
4s '04 July $185.000r_July 1 '11-22 Total valuation 1909
5,133.560
(See V 78, p 2614, for maturity.) (Assessment about 84% actual value)
4s '05 July $50,000r__July 1 '23-24 loud tax (per $1,000) 1909 _ _$20.62
Deficiency Bonds.
Population In 1905
10.290
4s
July $4,000c__July 1 '11-12 Population in 1910
11.417
INTEREST Is payable In Hudson at the office of the City Treasurer.

HUDSON FALLS. W. E. Young, Clerk.

This village, formerly Sandy Hill, is in Washington Co. Inc. In 1810.
LOANS—
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 18 '10_ 5156,207
Sewer Bonds.
'Assessed valuatIou 1910_ 2,167,680
334s
F-A $50,000_Aug 1 '11.301 (Assessment about Si actual value.)
3 Sis
F-A 19,284 72_Augl'10-'301Tax rate(per $1,000) 1909_....$19.l,6
Paving Bonds.
1Population In 1905
5,321
434s
F-A $48,400_Aug 1 '11-'32 Population in 1910
5,189
3.8s
F A 33,822 08_Aug 1'10-'321INT ER EST payable at New York

HUNTINGTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
This district

is in Suffolk County. Wm. S. Funnell, Treasurer.
LOANS—
When Due, TO VAL DEBT Oct 1 '10__ $113,000
434s '08J-D f$96,000r1Dec 1 '15-'38 Assessed valuation 1910_2,948,I,00
2,500r__Dec 1 1939 School tax (per $1,000) '10—$11.30
4s '99 J-J
3,500r_July 1 '11,50'13 Population in 1910 (est.)
6,000
4s '99 M-S
4,500r_Sept 1 1914
4s '07 J-J
3,500r_Jan 1 '12 &'14
4s '07 J-J
3,000r_Jan 1 '11-12
INTEREST on 434s and $3,000 4s payable at the First National Bank of
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 9. H. L. Crandell, See. Huntington In New York exchange; on other loans at Bank of Huntington.
$s,000c_ _Jan 1 '11-'1 I'BOND. DEBT Oct 1910 __ $109,500
5s '1)3 J-J
24,000c_Jae 1 '11-'221 Assessed valuation 1909_ _1,975,895 ILION. Edward Y. Stewart, Clerk.
45 '02 J-J
Thig village Is In Herkimer County.
34,500r ...July 1 1922 1 School tax (per $1,000) 1909 $19.70
4s '07 J-J
BOND DEBT Oct 1 '10_ _ _ $267,000 (Assessment about 40% actual value)
43,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1920 INTEREST payable at Freeport.
4s '09 J-J
Water debt (Included)
155,000 Village tax (per 81,000) 1910433.20
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 11. Gilbert Sinking fund (all water)
5,000 Population In 19115
6
5.58
.928
4
Smith, Clerk (P. 0. Rockville Centre).
Assessed valuation 1910. _1.885,525 Population In 1910
When
Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910._ $82,000
LOANS—
INTEREST payable at Ilion National Bank in Albany.
4.20s '00 J-J J$70,000....1itly 1 '12 18 Assessed valuation 1910___3.123,144
5,000_ __July 1 1919 School tax (per $1,000), 1910_ _$5.80 IRVINGTON. James G. Orton, Clerk.
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated in 1872.
7,000_ _Jan 1 '12-'18 IN. E REST pa able at the 13,,,k of
3,45s
_—
Write. 11 mds.
J BOND. DEB l' Oct 13 '10._ $136,600
Rockvil e Cc tre.
3.328'09A-0 $57,600r_Yrly to 1928 Assessed valuation 1910_5,926.560
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 15. N. J. Pettit, 4s '07 A 0 22..hh ,c ____1912-1922 (Assessment about 75% actual
val.)
4s '09 J-J
Clerk (P. 0. Lawrence).
12,000c - _1911-19221 Village tax rate (per MI 1910_ 45
24
.8
62
0
Town Hall Bonds.
LOANS—
When flue. 1 INTEREST payable In New York
'Population In 1111)5_
5s 10 M-N $150,000r_May 1 '14 '381
3(,s '00 J-J 12,38,000r_Y'rly to 1930 Population in 1910 (est.)
2,400
1 7,000r_ Y'rly to 19181
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 20.
INTEREST on 4s payable at the Irvington National Bank In Irvington;
LOANS—
When flue.1
on other bonds in Tarrytown at the Tarrytown National Bank.
4.20s 10J-J $37,000__Jan 1 '12-'481
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 21. George S. ITHACA. W. 0. Kerr, Clerk.
Skilton, Clerk Board of Education (P. O. Roekville Centre).
This clty is In Tompkins County. Incorporated In 1888.
LOANS—
Bridge Bonds.
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_ _$1,195,898
School Bonds.
4.60s'08 J-J $30.0000 _ _ _1921-1935 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_$19.90 48
J-J $20,000r__1917 to 1926 330
J-J $25,000r
1916
434s '09 .T-J
Water Bonds.
3,000
33.1s
1911-1916 Population in 1909 (est.)
J-J
45.000c
1929
3,000
J J $50,000r___Jan 1 1944
BOND. DEBT May 16 1910456,200
4s
Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST payable at the Bank of Rockville Centre, the Far Rockaway 4s '06 J-J
75,000r___Jan 1 1946 4s g
J-J $112,500c&r
4s '07 J J
60.000r_ _ Jan 1 1947
Bank and the Union Savings Bank of Patchogue.
($7.500 annually.)
_ _ _1927
Municipal Improvement Bands.
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 22, Wallace 5s '07 J-J 666,000c&r
(Subject to call after 1912)
4s
F A 8100.000 Aug 1 '22-'41
Thurston, Clerk (P. 0. Floral Park).
41is 'OsJ J
31,000c&r Jan 1 1928 BOND. DEBT July 1 '1041,305.971
LOANS—
When Due.1130ND. DEBT May 16 1910426,000 (Subject to call
after Jan 1 1913) Water debt (lncluded)____
943.000
4s '09 J-J $16,000_ _July 15 '11-'261
43
J-J
14,000r
1928
Sinking
fund (all water)....
62.000
430
____ 13,500Nov 1 '11-'191
(Subject to call after 1913.)
Assessed valuation 1910_ 9,007,675
HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 24. F. Hammen 5s
.1-.1
37.000c &r
_ _1927 (Assessment about .4 actual value.)
Payer', Clerk (P. 0. Valley Stream).
(Subject to call after 1912.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1910___$18.2
LOANS—
When Due. Ss-$3,v 15
4s'09 J-J
10,000r_ __ _Jan 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_ 27.80
4S4s'07 M-Nj$30,000r—Jan 1 '13-'27 BOND. DEBTN'09_435,000
(Subject to call after 1912.)
Population in 1905
14,615
1 1.500r_Jan 1 '11-'13
Refunding Bonds.
Population In 1910
14.802
INTEREST on the 434s payable at the Lynbrook National Bank and 45 'Of, .1 .1 860,0000 July 1 '11-22
Poughkeepsie Savings Bank; on the 5s in Far Rockaway at the Bank of L. I.
INTEREST on the water 4s due 1927 and the 4s due Aug. 1 '22-'41 at the
Ithaca Savings Bank; on other water bonds at Unlon Trust Co., New York.
HERKIMER. C. T. Gloo, Clerk.
JALSTOWN. S. A. Carlson, Ai Ivor; W. A. Stow, Auditor.
This village is In Herkimer County. Incorporated in 1870.
This city is In Chautauqua County
Incorporated March 31 1886.
LOANS—
When Due.
Water Bonds.
LOANS—
When Due.
Park Bonds.
Paving Bonds (Assessment).—
4s '89 Sept $1,000c
1911
Bodge
Bonds.
45
'08 J-D $20,000r Dec 30 1938
4.103'09 F-A$27.000c_Feb 1 '11-'19
Refunding Bonds.
1930
Water Bonds'.
( 4,600_ _Oct 1 '11-'12 4.30s'08 J-J 546.000 r_July 1 '11-'33 430'10 J-J $50,000
City Hall Bonds.
48 '03 A-01$300.000r_Mch 20 1943
434510 A-0 { 2,398.58_ _Oct 1 1913
General Paving Bonds.
'95 MN $65.000r_ May 15 1925
1195.000e &rMch 31 '11-23
( 6,000_ _Oct 1 '14-'16 4s '08 J-J $46,000c_ _July 1911-33 4s Paving
Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds
Sewer Bonds,
GEN. BD.D EB'P Oct 9 '09 $204,499 4s '02 J-D $3,000r _
_Oct
1
1912
4s
'02
J-I)
$9,000r_ Oct 1 1912
330'93 F-A $30.500c --------1913 Assessment debt
32,808
6,815.49r_Dec 30 '18
Refunding Paving Bonds.
4s '03 M-S 18.000e __1911-1928 Assessed valuation 1909._ _4,o2 t.333 4s '09 J-D
4s '09 A-0 10,579.46r_Oct 1 1919 4s '05 A-0 $8,000r_ _Oct 1 '11-'18
Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about Si actual value.) As '09 J-D 10,079.14r_Dec
30 '19
Bridge Bonds.
4s '91 June $14,000c
1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908___.$_0.80
7.319.60r_June 30'20 430'10 J J $50,000r_ _ _July 1 1930
434s10 J-D
334t3'09 June 9,000c __1911-1928 Population in 1905
Ii 5116
Refunding Electric Light Bonds.
Paving
Certificate Fund.
48'03
3(
M-N 25.500c _1911-1927 Population In 1910
7,520 4s '03 J-D $22.000r_Dec 1 '11 32 45 '02
J-D $4.800r Oct 1 '11-'12
2,000c ____1911-19121
4s '04 Dec
3,000r__Dec 1 1933 5s
ann 26.196.74r at any time
INTEREST payable part at Albany, part in Newport and in Herkimer.
4s '01 J-D
21,000r_June 1 '11-31 5s '09 ann 10.363.77r Dec30 '10-18
HERKIMER UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. I. I. P Lynch, Clerk
Sewer Bonds.
5s '09 ann 13.735.80r Oct 1 '11-19
When Due.IBOND. DEBT May 10 '10_
LOANS—
$60,000 31-0'93 M-S $50,000r.__Mch 1 1923 5s '09 ann 13,153.70r Dee30 '10-19
$32,000e_July
1
'11-'42
48 '07 J-J
Assessed valuation 1909..34,107,33
4s '93 J-D 111.000c&r_Dec 1 1923 5s '10 ann 7,406.30r Dec30 '10 19
12,000.Part yrlyJne 1 (Assessment about .4 actual value.) 4s '97 M-N 50.000r_ _May 1 1917 GEN. B'D
4s
J-J
D'T Oct 151041,169.253
15,000.Part yrly Joe 1 School tax (per $1.00))) 1909
53
J-J
38 00 4s '98 J-J
20,0011r_ _Meh 15 1918 Assessment debt (add'i)-26.197
3 4)3'00 J J
20 000r._ _July 1 1920 Water debt (Included) _ _ _ _
495.000
HERKIMER COUNTY. F. Senior, Treas.(P.O. LittleFalls) 4s
'01 JD 25,notor __June 1 1921 Total valuation 1910
13,703,540
Herkimer Is the county seat.
4s '02 J-D 20,000r
June 1 1922 (Assessm't about 80% actual value.)
When Due BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _ 4300.000 4s '08 JD
LOANS—
42.000r_ .Dec 30 1928 City tax (per 31.0(101 1910.. _$13.55
Highway-Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real26 126.702
Hospital Bonds.
Total tax (per $1.000) 1909_....$27.$4
4s '08 A 0 $.$0,000c_ A 0t' 1 '17 '21 Assessed val., personal__ 1,154 265 4348'10 J J
$90,000r___Jan 1 1930 Population In 1905
28.180
4s '07 A&O 60.000c. Apr 1 1912 16 Franchises
863 965 430'10 J J
40,000r_ _ _Jan 1 1931 Popul,tilon In 11)10
31.297
48 '08 A-0 120.000r_Apr 1 '22-'31 Total valuation 1909____ 28,134.993
INTEREST on water bonds is payable at U. S. M. & Tr. Co., New York,
4s'09
A-0 60,000c_Apr 1 '32-'36 Population In 1905
53.856 on other coupon bonds at Chase Nat onal
Bank, New York; on registered
INTEREST Is payable at the Hersimer National Bank.
bonds at Jamestown or In New York exchange.
JAMESTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT
HOOSICK FALLS. E. A. Doyle, Clerk.
H. It. Rogers, Supt. of Schools:
Mildred R. Falconer, Superintendent's Clerk.
This village is In Rensselaer County. Incorporated April 14 1827.
LOANS—
When Due Sinking fund Apr 11010 _ 462,250
Water Works Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS—
J-J $35.000r ___1916-1922 Assessed valuation 1910_ _13,799,425
4s
J-J $10,000r_J0ly 1 1911 4.30s'07J-J $75 000r July 1 '11 '26 4s
1915
(Assessment about actual value)
5,000r. _July 1 1913 BONDED DEBT July 1909 $150.500 45
158
J-J
05,
3'°
J.T
0(1
j 18
0)Tr-Nov 1 '23 '36 School tax (per $1.000) 1910 $9 64
4s
M-N 23.0onr .Nov 1 1930 Assessed valuation 1908_ .2,001) 680 5s '07 j
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908...412 60 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910..$223,000 Population in 1909 (est.)
Grading and Paving Bonds.
.30 000
INTEREST on the $35 0101 and 5105.000 Issues Is payable at James4.4sg'08July $50.000r_JUly 1 '13-'32 Population in 1910 _
5.532
town; on 5811,000 of the $83.1100 Issue at the State Comptroller's office
HORNELL. F. W. Blackmer, City Chamberlain.
and on $3.000 at the Chautaqua County Trust Co., Jamestown.
This city Is In Stettbe I County. Name formerly Hornellsville, but JEFFERSON COUNTY. Richard Holden,
Clerk Bd. Sup.
changed by Chapter 288 Laws of 1906. Incorporated In 1888.
Watertown is the county seat.
LOANS—
Park Bonds.
When Due.
Building Bonds.
Jail Bonds.
1
Water Bonds.
July $50.000e_ _July 1 1911 334s
4.1s
F A $25 000r_Feb 1 '11-'15 4s 09 F-A $55,000r__Feb 1 '11-'27
334s
F-A$175,000c___Aug 1 1921 BOND. DEBT May 1910._ $429,500
Highway Bands.
BOND. DEBT June 1909_ $270,000
330
F-A J65.000cFeb 1 '11 2() Water debt (included)____ 254,500 4s '07 F A SmonorFeb 1 '12-'25 Assessed valuation 1908..45,133,550
1 8 000c....Feb 1 1921 Total valuatIon 1909
6,082,900 48 '09 Feb 70.000r_ Feb 1 '16-'29
(Assessment ahout full value)
Paving Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value)
Almshouse Bonds
County tax (per $1,000) 190i_$4.75
6s '09 J-J $20,000__July 1 '11-'14 City tax (per 31.000) 1909 _ _ $13 24 4s 07 F-A $5.000r___Feb 1 1911 Populatlon in 1905
80,459
Sewer Bonds
Population in 1905
INTEREST Is payable at the office of Colinty Treasurer.
13.259
M-N 2 $100 000c_ May 26 '17-'26 Population in 1910
4e3
13.617 JOHNSTOWN. Jos. A.Colin,
Chamberlain;
F.
C.
Smith,
Clk.
INTEREST on the water bonds Is payable at the City Chamberlain's
This city Is In Fulton County. Incorporated In 1895.
office; on the park bonds at the American Exchange National Bank, New
Refunding Bonds
School Bonds
York, and on the sewer bonds at the Hanover National Bank, New York! 4s R'OR7.
d$11n1g,OOOc....June 1 '11-2S IS '93 Nov $10.500c_Nov 1 '11-'13
on the paving bonds in New York City.
Water Bonds.
Is '98 J'ne 22.500c _ __ _1914-1922
4s '95 J-D $75,000r Dee 13-18-27 4 4s'09 M-S 50.0000
HUDSON. Jordon Philip, Treasurer.
0(10c_Om 1 '11-'18 450'09 M-N 110.000c_Nov I '27-'28
This city (incorporated In 1785) Is the county seat of Columbia County. 4s '98 A-0 20
45 '00 A-0 1(10000. Apr 1 '11 '20
1 4.000c_ _ _ Nov 1 1929
When Due.
LOANS—
School Bonds
Street Improvement Bonds.
4 145'10 M-N 15 0000 Nov 1 '15 '29
48
Cemetery Bonds.
F-A $5,000c___Feb 1 1911 lis '07 F- A $7.(100"...•_Aue 1 1911 GEN. Ti'D D'T Mch 15 '10_ $238,500
4s
F-A $8.000c. _Feb 1 '11.14 31-ft
M -N
3s
'10
M-S 129,000c ____1911-1912 Assessment debt (scld'1)___
6,000c_ _May 1 1918
50.000
4s
A-0 10.000c. Apr 1 '12-in 31-48
M -S 20 000rSept 1 '12 21
1 7,0000
1913 Floating debt (additional)_
15,495
(52,0)10 yearly.)
3349
A-0
5,000r__Oct 1 '11 20
Sewer Bonds.
Sinking fund (all water)___
27.417
1918
1
$6,000c_
Refunding
48
May
.
M-N
Loan.
5s '04 Sept j 35,0000 Sept 1 '11-15 Water debt (included)____ 108,500
M-N $2.000r__May I '11.12
($2,000 due yearly) to May 1 1920 334s
1.500e_Sept 1 1916 Total assessed val. 1909_ _3.631,460
Is '09 -__
Street Improvement Bonds
5,000e___Feb 1 1918 5s '05 M-S 6.000e .Sept 1 '11-16 Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909_329 40
48
5.000o,..
A-0 $15.000c Apr 1 '11-13 4s '09 _ _.
1 1919
Building Lot fif,ndft.
Population In 100'
43
Feb 19.000c_ _Feb 1 '14 2e 4s '10 F-A
5.000____ Feb 1 1920 5s '07 .T Ts $3 50ne Dec 1 '11 '17 Population in 1910
19
0,8
445
7
48
11-S 25.000c_ _Mch 1 '15-27 4s '10 F-A
I 900—Feb 18 1911
INTEREST on the bulldlne lot bonds and street bonds of 1910 is payable
Aug
8,000.Feb 18 '12-'19 at the Johnstown Bank In Johnstown; on the school bonds of 1909 at the
3.000e_ _Aug 1 '11-13
334s
4s
F-A 25,0000_ - --Feb '14-18 4s '10 A-0
.000--Apr 1 1921 First National Bank, New York.




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48

KENMORE. Chas. V. Busch, Village Treasurer.

[VOL. Lxxxxi.

MADISON COUNTY.

County seat is Wampsville. W. E. Lounsbury, Clerk Board of SuperThis village is In Erie County. Incorporated In 1899.
visors (P. 0. Oneida).
Lighting Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_4215,000
Improvement Bonds.
4.70s'10J-J
$3.000r Jan 1 '15-'24 LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_21.073,295
County Building Bonds.
4 Ms'06 J-D $31.000r Dec 1 '11-'35
Gas Bonds.
39,690
Street Bonds.
5s g '07 M-S $2,700r_Sept 1 '11-'37 4s g '09J-JI$200,000r_Jan 1 '11-'30 Population in 1905
15,000r__Jan 1 1931
4.65s g '07 J-J $17,000_July 1 '11-'37 TOTAL DEBT Mch 1 1909. $131,435
24,478
INTEREST payable at the Morton Trust Co. In New York City.
5s g '07 M-S 30,294r_Sept 1 '11-'37 Sinking fund
Water Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908___2,042.311
Miller, Clerk.
5s g '07 M-S $5,400r_Sept 1 '11-'37 (Assessment about 40 %actual value) MALONE. R. McC.
This village is in Franklin County. Incorporated in 185$.
506
4.705'10J-J
3.600r_ _Jan 1 '15-'24 Population in 1905
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1910 __
When
LOANS
office.
INTEREST payable at the Treasurer's
$20,_
Assessed valuation 19102,409,935
Water-Works Refunding Bonds.
15'12-'66 Population in 1910
6,467
KINGSTON. F. M. Boyce, Jr., Treas.; J. T. Cummings,C1k.
York
City.
payable
in
New
INTEREST
is
This city is the capital of Ulster County. Incorporated 1872.
MAMAKATING. Chas. G. Bennett, Supervisor.
Fire Dept. Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSThis town is in Sullivan County.
4s '07 M-S $10.000r_Mch 1 '11-'12
Street Bonds.
N. 0. & W. RR. Aid Bonds.
048
3:00
20
2 LOANSWhen due.
4s '09 M-S$125,000c_Mch 1 '11-'19 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910__ 1,01
4s
J-J $30,000c_July 1 '11-'13
Refunding Bonds.
Note debt
Water Bonds.
750,000 3 Ms
$7,000r___July 1 1914 BOND. DEBT July 1 1910_459,000
J-J
3 Ms
A-0 $600,000c _ 1912-1936 Water debt (Included)
745,150
1 1915 Assessed valuation 1909
J-J
semi-an 150,000c _ 1913-1937 Total assessed val. 1909__11,810,095 4s
45
(Assessm't about 83% actual value.) 48
10,000r_July 116 &'18 (Assessment abt. 75% actual value.)
Refunding Bonds.
J-J
4,000r ___July 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909-431-12
45
J-J
J-J $50,000c_Jan 15 '11-12 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909$29 82 4s
3,199
25,556 43-is
2,000r_Aug 1 '15-'l6 Population in 1905
Os
36.500c___Jan 15 1914 Population in 1905
F-A
J-J
25,908
31,500c___Jan 15 1915 Population in 1910
INTEREST is payable at Middletown.
38
J-J
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's office. All the refunding bonds M.AMARONECK. Chas. W. Buckter, Clerk.
are optional and are now subject to call.
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated Nov. 16 1895
Fire Department Bonds.
When due.
LOANSLANCASTER. Peter P. Adolf, Treasurer.
4.30s'09A-0 $5,000r_Oct 1 '14-'23
Road & Bridge Bonds.
Incorporated
In
County.
1847.
This village is in Erie
3,500r ____1911-1917
M-S
$12,500r ____1911-1927 4s
4s
J-J
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 1910_ 8182.000 3.354 J-J
LOANSPaving Bonds.
9,000r_..__1911-1919
Assessed valuation 1909___1,975;875 4.6s '08 J-D
Sewer Bonds.
8,000r_June 1 '11-26 4.35s'07M-N $60,000r_May 1 '12- 36
4.40s
A-0 $150,000c_Apr 1 '20-'49 (Assessment about 60% actual val.) 4s '09 A-0 10,000r_Apr 1 '13-'32 4.8s '08 J-D 16,000r_June 1 '13-'28
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___414.27
Water Bonds (Tax exempt).
4.6s '08 J-D 20,000r_June 1 '13-'32
Sewer Bonds.
3,853 45
3s g F-A $30,000c&r Aug 1 '11-'25 Ponulation in 1905
M-N $46,000r ____1911-1933 4.6s '08 J-D 14,000r _June 1 '13-'26
INTEREST is payable at A. B. Leach & Co. of New York City.
48.000r____1911-1934 4.6s '08 J-D 35,000r_June 1 '13-'37
J-J
3(s
J-D 48,000r ___ _1911-1934 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_4466,000
3'%s
LANSINGBURG UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. 4s
25,000r_July 1 11-'35 Total valuation 1910______7,098,215
'06 J-J
While this district is now Included within the boundaries of the City of 4.60s'07M-S 100,000r-Sept 1 '12-'36 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_410.53
5.699
Population in 1910
Troy, the district organization remains a separate corporation within that
INTEREST payable by check to registered holder.
city and the city authorities have no jurisdiction in the matters of the
MAMARONECK UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I.-Chas. M.
school district. W. J. Shelliday is Clerk of Board of Education.
$144,000
1910_
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 1
Bingham, Clerk. This district (P. 0. Mamaroneck) is in the town of
LOANS7 736.000
Mamaroneck, Westchester County
JD 38,000c_Dec 1 1911-14 Total valuation 1910
45
Mamaroneck Ave. School & Site.
When Due.
J-D 34,000r_ _1915 to 1931 (Assessm't about 94% actual value.) LOANS4s
45s
M-A $50,000r_May 1 '20-39
School tax (per $1,000) 1910_ $7 46
School-House Bonds.
($2,000 annually on Dec 1.)
14,000 4.93'07 MN $41,000r_May 1 '11-'30 4s
M-N 9,800r_May 1 '15-'19
4 Ms g '08 A-0 1.3,000r_Apr 1 '15-'29 Population In 1910 (est.)
High School Addition Bonds.
4 Mg'10 M-N 85,000corrMay 1 '25-41 INTEREST payable in New York.
Central School Bonds.
4s
M'S $5,000e_Mch 1 '11-'12 4 Ms'08 M-S $55,000rM & S '13-'34
BOND. DEBT Oct 3 1910_ _$191,900
LARCHMONT. J. Bird, Treasurer (644 Broadway, N. Y.).
Larchmont School Bonds.
33s
J-D 322,500r_Dec 30 '11-'19 Assessed valuation 1909_11,960,040
This village is In Westchester County. Incorporated in 1891.
1,100r___Mch 1 1913 (Assessment about 75% actual val.)
4Ms
M-S
Street Improvement Bonds.
When Due
LOANS5,000r_Mch 1
School tax (per $1,000) 1909__44.29
Highway Improvement Bonds.
3 Ms
____ $1,500r___Aug '11-'13
INTEREST on the 4.90s of 1907 is payable at the Gallatin National
$25,000r__Dec 1 '12-'21 4.30s M-S 30,000r_ __Sept '13-'32
4s
Bank in New York City: on other issues to "holder" in New York exchange.
10,000r. Apr '16-'25
Fire Department Bonds.
4s
21,000r___May 11-'31 4s '06 J-J
$5,000r_July 1 '11-'15 MATTEAWAN. B. I. D. Roosa, Clerk.
33s
50,000r_July 1 '11-'30 43-s
____
4s '06 .7-.1
3,000__Jan '11-'13
This village is in Dutchess County. Incorporated 1886.
BOND. DEBT Apr 4 1910_ $183,000 LOANSSewer Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
When due.
____ $9,000r___Aug '11-'19 Assessed valuation 1909_ __4,932,472
33s
4.15s'10M-N $30,000 May 1 '11-'40
Sewer Bonds
$11 95 3.705 '04 J-J $100,009.33July 1'11-34 TOTAL DEBT July 1909_ $277,862
3 Ms
____ 10,000r_Aug '20-'29 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
16,000r___May '11-'26 Population in 1905
1.760
3Ms
($4,166 87 due yearly.)
Water debt (Included)____ 122,600
3.855 '06 M-N $40,300r_ __May '11-37 Assessed valuation 1909_3,355,000
LAWRENCE. N. J. Pettit, Village Clerk.
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_410.00
3.85s '05 M-N 832,500r___Nov '11-35 Population in 1905
This village is in Nassau County. Incorporated in 1897.
5,584
000
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _ _ _$83,000
Grading and Paving Bonds.
6,727
Population in 1910
4.15s'10 J-J $46,000r__Jan 1 '15-'37 Assessed valuation 1910_1,600.000 --iSTTE-TiEST is payable at the Matteawan National Bank.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1909422.50 MECHANICVILLE. H. E. Clark, Treasurer.
Drainage Bonds.
1,189
4.153'10 J-J $4,000r__Jan 1 '15-'181 Population in 1910
This village Is in Saratoga County. Incorporated in 1859.
INTEREST payable at Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York.
LOANSSewer Bonds
When Due,
Street Paving Bonds.
4s
A-0 $40,000c&r___Oct 1915
LE ROY UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
3.65s
July
$27,115.40r
BOND.
DEBT Feb 1 1910_ $211,115
This district is in Genesee County. H. H. Faulkner, Clerk.
($1,153.84 yearly in July.)
Sinking fund Mch 14 1910__ 11,467
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ $97,500
LOANSWater
Bonds
valuation 1909_42,108.647
Assessed
'14-'23
valuation
1
Assessed
1910_2,268,425
1$20,000__Jan
43s'09 Jan
M-N $23,000c__May 1 1912 (Assessment about M actual value.)
60,000__Jan 1 '24-'43 School tax (per $1.000) 1910_47.30 4s
M-N 30,000c_May 1 1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$11.00
3,500 45
43s'09 Jan J 1,500__Jan 1 1912 Population In 1910 (est.)
5,877
M-N 35,000c___May 1 1922 Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at Importers 48
116 000Jan 1 '13-'20
6,634
4s
M-N 17,000c___Nov 1 1922 Population in 1910
l& Traders' Nat. Bank, New York.
INTEREST on the street bonds
3'%s
F-A 22,000r___July 1 1933
LESTERSHIRE. W. H. Windus, Village Treasurer.
4)-s'09 July 11,000r_July 1 '11-'21 payable at the Treasurer's office.
This village is in Broome County. Incorporated In 1892.
MEDINA. Frank J. Kearney, Clerk.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSThis village Is in Orleans County. Incorporated March 3 1832.
3.855
M-S $38,400r__Sept '11-'34 LOANSWater Works Bonds.
When due. BOND. DEBT Oct 3 1910_4160 889
Water debt (Included)
4 Ms'07 M-N $8,500r_ _May 1 '11-'27 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910___$91,600
88,889
Village Hall Bonds.
Floating debt
1,500 4.153'08 Aug $30,000r_J1y 15'12-'26 Sinking fund (water)
J-D 19,000r
34s
12,000
Assessed valuation 1909_41,496,6:12
Assessed valuation 1910_ _3,136,593
($1,000 each six months, J-D.)
Water Bonds.
3.408
M-N 12,000c___May '11-'25 (Assessment about 60% actual val.) 3.75s July $85,333.35r-MaY 9 '11-'34 (Assessment about M actual value.)
'11-'26
Total
(per
$1,000)
tax
_Nov
1910-42
4
4
7
:
.
05
8,000c_ _
0
5
30
3.35s
M-N
05
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910___$19.62
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1905
Municipal Building Bonds
5.114
5s '07 A' g__ $24,000r Aug 1 '11-'12 Population in 1905
$8,000c_ _ _July '11-'28 Population in 1910 (est.)
J-J
3.35s
12,000r_July 15 '12-23 Population in 1910
5,683
5s '07 July
of
Lestershire. 5q 08 Ane
INTEREST on 4 Ms of '07 payable at First Nat. Bank
INT. at Union Bank in Medina.
Aug 1 '1912
6.000r

1

I
1

1

LEWISTON. J. W. H. Kelly, Supervisor (P.O. Lewiston). MIDDLETOWN. I. B. A. Taylor, Clerk.

This city is in Orange County. Incorporated June 9 1888.
This town is in Niagara County.
When due.
Water Bonds-(Con.)
55 '81 ____ $2.000 -Feb 1 '11-'121Assessed valuation 1909__$1,744,731 LOANS3 Ms
F-A $90,000r Apr 1 1931
City-Hail Bonds.
44s'87 ____ 120,000_ _Apr 1 '11-'371Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_416.84
F-A2 27,0000_Feb 2 1923
3,033 0,0'10 s-a $70,0000 --------1930 3 Ms
BOND. DEBF Jan 1 1910__$126,0001Population In 1905
45
M-N 75 000c..
(Subject to call alter 1915.)
1 1930
LITTLE FALLS. Dennis B. Reardon, City Clerk.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4535,500
Refunding Bonds.
This city is in Herkimer County.
4,028
3 Ms
M-S $15,500r___May '11-21 Assessment debt (included)
Floating debt
School Bonds.
When Due.
11.000
LOANSWater Bonds.
Water Bonds.
434,000
33s'89
$4,000__Nov 1 '11-'14 4s
F-A $40,000r___Aug 1 1911 Water debt (Included)
1913
1
12,000r___Mch
July1
$40,000__Nov
26
5
Sinking fund (all water)
56,736
1916 33-s'98 July
3 Ms'86
48,000_July 1 '11-'34 3 Ms
M-S
80,000r___July 2 1918 Total valuation 1910
5,570.310
(Subject to call after Nov 26 1911.)
1 1,000.__July 1 1935 3 Ms
J-J
Paving Bonds.
1917
(Assessment about M actual value.)
3;46'87 July1 110,000 ______
(Subject to call July 2 1898.)
4s '05 July $10,000__July 1 '11-'15 33, s
(Subject to call after 1912.)
F-A 10.000r __Feb 1 1913 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__$32.75
14,516
34s'88 July1 25,000___Apr 5 1918 55 '07 Sept 4,000__Sept 1 '11-'12 3 Ms
F-A 100.000r __July 1 1921 Population in 1905
15,313
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after Apr 5 1913.)
INTEREST is paid at city treasury Population in 1010
5,000_ Apr 13 1919 4s '06 July 1$60,000.. July 1 '21-'26 MONROE COUNTY. F. M. Jones, Treasurer.
3Ms'89 July1
1 5,000_,Tuly 1 1927
(Subject to call after Apr 13 1914.)
County seat is Rochester.
3Ms'97 J-J J20,000_,July 1 '11-'14 BOND. DEBT May 16 '10_ $424,000 LOANSWhen due. Total valuation 1909___$203.566.479
1 5,000____July 1 1916 Water debt (included)
340,000
(Assessm't about 4-5 actual value.)
Court House Bonds.
.
4,610,057 35s
4s '00 J-J
10,000.......May 1 1920 Total valuation 1909
1 1911-20 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909.___$3 86
Feb
F-A$500
000r
4s '06 J-J 560,000_ _July 1 '21-'26 (Assessment is at 60% actual value.) TOTAL DEBT Apr 1910__ _$500,000 Population in 1905
239,434
1 5,000----July 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909-$26.10
INTEREST and principal payable at the Am. Ex. Nat. Bk.. N. Y. City.
11122
1928 Population in 1905
4.3s'08 ____ 50,000
Johnson,
COUNTY.
Henry
Treasurer.
Population in 1910
12.273 MONTGOMERY
(Subject to call after 1918.)
Fonda is the county seat.
LOCKPORT. B. M. Hutcheson, Tr.; W.G.Spalding, Clerk.
BOND. DEBT May 20 '10 $152,000
Almshouse Bonds.
situated
in
Niagara
County. 33-Is
This city (incorporated April 11 1865) Is
F-A $11,000___Feb 1 '11-'12 Floating debt
26,639
Bridge Bonds.
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_ _26,792,774
When due.
Road Bonds.
Tuberculosis Dispensary Bonds.
5s '09 June $1,200r.June 21 '11-'14 45
F-A $52,000___Feb 1 '13-'25 (Assessment about M actual value.)
Assessment Bonds
5s '10 July $2,000_July 15 '11-14
5s '08 F-A 24,000___Feb 1 '26-'33 Population in 1905
49,928
4s
___ $62,707.17r_1913 & 1917 48 '09 F-A 33.000r__Feb 1 '13-'23
INTEREST payableat theAmsterPolice and Refunding Bonds.
Water Bonds.
dam Savings Bank.
4s '06 A-0 $3,000r__Apr 16'11-12
4 Ms
____ 32,000
4s '06 J-D 5$425,000c Dec 1 '11-'35 MT.
School Bonds.
KISCO. F. J. Carpenter, Clerk.
7,000c_Dee 1 1936
4s
M-N $10,000r___Nov 1 1916
1
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated In 1874.
45
8,000r_Aug 15 '11-18 5s '07 J-D 52,000r_Dec 1 '11-'36
F-A
ewer Bonds
Water
Bonds.
3Ms
M-N 530,000r_Nov 1 '11-'13 4.30s'08J-D 525,000r_Dec 1 '11-'35
1934 4 5s'09 M-S $59.800r-Mch 1 '14-'39
Var $34,750r
1 7,000r-Dec 1 1936 3.85s
1 5,000r___Nov 1 1914
4;0'09
J-D 20,000
Road
1914-1933
Bonds.
Hospital
City
Bonds.
4.958 '07 Sep 4,800Sept 9 '11-'12
4%5'08 J-D $6,000r_June 1 '11-'16 43-18'09 M-N 10,000r_Nov 1 '14-'33 BOND, DEBT Oct 1910_4174,350
Emergency Health B,onds.
1912 Assessed valuation 1910__ 2,043,350
Var
3.000r
3,000_July 15 '11-'13 4s
48
J-J
$3,200r...can 1 1911-14 5s '10 July
(Assessm't from 60 to 70% act. val
School Bonds
Fire Department Bonds.
Water Investigation Bonds.
1915 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910-$15-76
___
$2,500
$2,000r_Jan 1 '11-14 4.65s
45 '06 J-J
$200r_ __Nov 19 1911 4s '04 J-J
o.
---------------------------1.830
Population in 1905
Main
June
'09
3,200r.June
21
48
---'11-'14
400r__Jan 1 1911 55
2.500
1,000_July 15 '11-'12 4.458'10_ _ _ _ $48,300r. Apr 25 5- 3 Population In 1010 (est.)
Highway Imp. Bonds.
5s '10 July
5s '10 July
$5,000_July15.11-'15 GEN.BOND.DEBTN0v1'09$648,142 MT. PLEASANT UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.9.
Police Department Bonds.
Total assessed val, 1909_49,457,750
This district is in Westchester Co. F. Fayette, Clic. (P.O.Pleasantville).
$7,000r_ _Jan 1 '11-17
(Assessment about full value.)
4s '05 J-J
When Due. Assessed valuation 1909_41,698,448
LOANS960r_June 21 '11-14 Assessment debt (add'1)--- 62,707 4 Ms'09 J-J $60.000r_Jan 1 '19-'48 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
58 '09 June
Garbage System Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909...._424.05 43
7,100__ _ _$500 yearly School tax (per $1,000) 1909_48.126
17.970 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ 467,600 Population in 1910 (est.)
5s '09 June $1,200r.June 21 '11-'14 Population in 1910
2.150
INTEREST on the water 4% bonds is payable at the United States
INTEREST payable at the Mt. Pleasant Bank of Pleasantville in New
Mortgage is Trust Co. In New York City: on other issues at City Treasury. York exchange.




Nov., 1910.]

NEW YoRK --CITIES AND TOWNS.

MT.VERNON. J. E. Holdredge, Comp.; A.W.Iteynolds,Clk

Mount Vernon is in Westchester County. The city received Its charter
on March 22 1892. On Nov. 2 1909 the city voted in favor of a commission
form of government. V. 89. p. 1238.
Redemption Bonds.
When due.
LOANSFeb 1 1912
4 y.s.06 F-A $20,000
Highway Bonds.
beficlency Bonds.
F-A 560,000__Aug 1 '11-16
45
M-S $40,000__Mch 1 '23-26
1 '17-27 3s
M-S 110,000__Se
4s
45
F-A 80,000,..Feb 1 '29-'36 3s F-A15 40,000Aug 15 '28-31
F-A 40,000 Aug 1 '32-35
M-S 30,000__Sept 1 '37-39 4s
45
Fire and Police Department.
45
M-N 40,000__Nov 1 '40-43
50,000_ _ ,..July '44-48 4s '06 M-N $50,000c__May 1 '27-36
4s
J-J
M-N 30.000____May '49-51 48 '05 J-D 50,000c_June 1 '26-'35
4s
1 1952 4s '10 A-0 20,000c _Oct 1 '33-36
M-N
4s
School Bonds City of Mt. Vernon.
45 '04 A-0 15,000___Oct 1 '53-55
M-N $35,000___May 1 '11-17
4s '05 J-D 20,0000. __June '34-37 4s
J-J 105,000__July 1 '18-38
4346'08 J-D 40,000c_June 1 '38-'45 4s
J-D J30.000„June 1 '34-36
43s'09 A-0 25.000____Oct 1 1929 43
1 5,000____June 1 1937
25,000c_July 1 '46-50
43,0'10 J-J
F-A 50,000___Feb '39-48
1930 3
430'10 A-0 25,000c_Oct 1
F-A I30,000____Aug 1 1931
3s
Assessment Bonds.
116.000____Aug 1 1932
448'06 M-S $18,000____Mch 1 1912
20,000__July 1 '12-13 4s '05 M-Sj 30,000__Sept 1 '38- 40
5s '07 J-J
25,000____Jan 1 1914
1 5,000____Sept 1 1941
5s '08 J-J
5s '08 A-0 40,000____Apr 1 1914 4s
_j 5,000____Apr 1 1951
4548'09 F-A 25,000___Aug 1 1914
1 8,750____Apr 1 1052
4%8'10 A-0 25,000____Apr 1 1915 43-is '08A-0 190.000r_Apr 1 '42-'50
1 5.000r_Apr 1 1951
Bridge Bonds,
M-S $30,000__Sept 1 '21-23 430'10 M-N 160,000r_May 2 '53-'55
5s
117,700r___May 2 1956
48 '06 M-N 20,000_ __ May 1 1926
Sewerage Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
J-D $80,000__June '11-18
4s '04 J-J 1$80,000__July 1 '14-17 45
5.000___ _June 1 1919
3o,o00____Jtay 1 1918 45
J-D
60,000__Jan 1 '15-17 4s
A-0 10.000Apr 1 '19&'21
41.000____Jan 1 1918 4s
A-0 10,000__Apr 1 1920
4s '05 J-J
45,000____Jan 1 1919 330
M-S 30,000_ _Mch 1922-24
M-N 60,000___May 1925-27
45 '05 J-D I 40,000r_ _June 1 '20-21 3s
F-A 50,000__Feb 1 1928
1 19,000r_June 1 1920 33s
M-N 40,000__Nov 1 1929
45 '06 kt-N J60,000 _Nov 1 '17-'20 3s
20,000____Nov 1 1921 48 '04 A-0 30,000_ _Oct 1 1930
30,000__Jan 1 '20- 21 4 Ms'08 J-D 40,000__Dec 1 '48-'49
4s '07 J-J
120,000
Jan 1922 4 %s'08 J-D 30,000r__ _Dec 1 1934
58 '08 F-A 63,000__Feb 1 1914 4s '09 M-N 1100,000__May 1 '50-54
55 '08 A-0 40,000____Oct 1 1914
1 10,000___May 1 1955
Tax Relief Bonds.
430'09 A-0 40.000__Oct 1 '36-'39
$6,000___Mch 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Sept 15 '10 $2,565,450
5s
4;0'09 M-S 100,000____Mch 1 1912 Tax-relief bonds (addl) _ _
293.000
School Bonds, District No. 3.
263,033
Sinking fund Jan 1 1910_
45
M-S f $4,000__Mch I '11-12 Total assessed val, 1909_ _31,293,650
3,000__Mch 1 1913 Tax rate (per $1 000) 1908____$20 70
School Tax Relief Bonds.
Population In 1905
25,006
Ss '08 M-S $35,000___Mch 1 1011 Population in 1910
30,919
4;46'09 M-S 40,000____Mch 1 1912
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office.

49

LOANSSchool Bon ds-(Conttnued)
When Due. I
Fire Department Bonds,
I 4s '94 M-N $6,000c__May 1 '11-13
3%8'99 lid-N $5.000r __Nov '11-15 4s '05 hf-N 13,000r__May 1 '11-23
3345'00 F-A 48,000r __Aug 1 '11-34 45 '05 M-N 80,000r__May 1 '11-30
5s '07 M-N 50,000r_ ,,May 1 '17-26 45 '06 M-N 60,000r_May 1 '11-30
5s '08 M-N 124.000r_May 1 '18-'29 5s '08 M-N 99,000r_May 1 '20-'30
8,500r_May 1 1931
1 1.000r___May 1 1930
4 Ms'10
17,000r_May 1 '15-'31 4 Xs'09 M-N 53,000r_ May 1 '15-'31
Local Improvement Bonds.
2.000r_ _May 1 1932
Is '03 M-N J$9,000r _May 1 '11-13 4 Ms'09 M-N 10,000r_May 1 '29-'30
176,000_,. _May 1 14-32
2,500r-_ _Hay 1 1931
48 '04 l'd-N •46,000r_May 1 '11-33 430'10
85,000r_May 1 '14-'30
4s '05 M-N 15,000r__May 1 '11-25 ! 4 Ms'10
55,000r_May 1 '20-'30
5s '07 M-N 110,000r__May 1 '17-18 ,
Land Damage Bonds.
1 7,138r___May 1 1919 ' 34s'90 A-0 $52,000r -Apr '11-23
5s '09 M-N 12,000r_14,fay 1 '19-'20 330'99 J-D 20,000r -__July '24-27
Park Bonds.
3h s'99 J-D 30.000r_ _ June 1 '25-29
.
4s '86 J-J
58,000c_ _July 1 '11-141
Assessment Map Bonds.
5s '07 M-N 18,000r___May 1 1912 , 5s '07 M-N 315,000r_May 1 '17-19
4;4s'10
4,500r___May 1 19161 Special Assessment Certificates
Relief Bonds.
(5 years, subject to call after 1y
$87e,0
ar6
.
)
2
5s '08 M-Nf $120,000r-MaY 1 '11-'16 Sewer 5s
1
5,000r___May 1 1917 Sidewalk, &c., 6s
75.000
5s '00
48,000r_May 1 '11-'18 Paving 6s
7,000r___May 1 1919 BOND. DEBT Aug 1 191052,538
5g
34,10
5s '09 111-N 18,000r_May 1 '16-'18 Temporary loans
248,000
7,000r__ _May 1 1919 , TOTAL DEBT Aug 1 '10_ 2,782,158
5s '09 M-N 48,000r_May 1 '11-'18 Assessed valuation, real_ _27,164.900
5,000r__ _May 1 1919'Assessed val., personal_ _ _
349.500
4s '03 M-N 51,000r __May 1 '11-27 Franchises
1,295,650
School Bonds.
Total valuation 1910_ _ _28,810.050
( $9,000c_May 1 '11-13 Total rate (per $1,000) 1909_$29.05
4s '97 M-N 12.000c_May 1 '14-15 Population in 1905
2280:084687
55,000c__May 1 '18-26 Population in 1910
4,000c__May 1 1927
INTEREST payable at New Rochelle and New York.

NEW YORK CITY. William J. Gaynor, Mayor; William A.
Prendergast, Comptroller.

The consolidation provided under the Greater New York Charter became
effective Jan. 1 1898, and New York City now includes Kings County,
Richmond County, and the following portions of Queens County,
namely
Long Island City, the towns of Newtown, Flushing and Jamaica, and
part
of the town of Hempstead. The 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 consolidation; also such additional amounts as were recorded in subsequent
years as being funded obligations of said former municipalities to be assumed by the city of New York. These figures do not include $2,007,600
revenue bonds of the former City of New York outstanding Jan. 1 1898 and
redeemable from its tax levy of 1897, nor $4,060,000 of revenue bonds or
certificates of indebtedness of the former city of Brooklyn outstanding
Jan. 1 1898, but redeemable from its tax levy for the year 1898.
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT CONSOLIDATION, JAN. 1 1898.
Tot. Funded Debt. Sinking Fund.
Net Debt.
NASSAU COUNTY. C. F. Lewis, Treasurer.
Manhattan & The Bronx •$226,144,311 28 $85,654,317 52 $140,489,993 76
Created Jan. 1 1899 out of that portion of Queens County not included in Brooklyn
81,626,175 53
6,734,055 69
74,892,119 84
the Greater New York. For debt, &c., prior to formation, see Queens Queens
13,709,935 62
330,000 00
13,379,935 82
County statement.
Richmond
3,486,736 67
3,486,736 67
LOANSWhen due. BOND. DEBT July 1910_5645,000
Queens
proportion
Total
- Court House Bonds.
County's
•5324,967,159 10 $92,718,373 21 $232,248,785 89
County debt July 1 1910 942,510
_Sept 1 1030
330 g M-S $65,000
• Includes $3,061,645 01 special revenue bonds.
3)s g M-N 85,000r___Nov 1 1931 Assessed valuation, real__44,814,389
g J-J 100,000r___July 1 1029 Assessed val., personal___ 3,353,255
3
DEBT OF GREATER CITY AT PRESENT TIME.
Franchises
1,847,550
Series "H" Road Bonds,
Since consolidation up to Oct 31 1910 the Greater City has issued (not
50,015,194
43isg'10 J-J$110,000c_July 1 '20-'29 Total valuation 1909
revenue
counting
bonds or general fund bonds) $808,806,095 94 new bonds
45 g '09 M-S 35,000c__ _Sept 1 1931 (Assessm't from 40 to 60% value.)
and redeemed and canceled issues aggregating $215,716,014 60. The fol5s g '07 M-N 200,000c_Nov 1 '22-26 Population in 1905
69,477 lowing
compares gross and net debt of the consolidated city at different
50,000c_ _Nov 1 1927 Population in 1910
83,930
INTEREST on the Court House bonds duo 1930 and 1931 is payable at dates, revenue bonds being included in all the years:
x Funded
Temporary
Total
the Corn Exchange Bank, New York; on part of the Court House bonds
Sinking
Debt.
Loans.
Debt.
due 1929 at the Queens County branch of the Corn Exchange Bank in Long
Funds.
Net Debt.
$
$
Island City, and part at the Security Mutual Life Insurance Co., Bingham$
$
7,600 324,974,759 92,718,373 232,256,386
ton, N. Y.; on part of the road bonds of 1907 at the City Savings Bank of Jan 1 '98__324,967,159
'99_350,023,891
Jan
1
7,600
Brooklyn and the Buffalo Savings Bank; on the road bonds of 1909 and 1910
350,031,491 99,386,292 250,645,199
Jan 1 '00_362,791,298
7,600 362,798,898 105,754,872 257,044,026
at the County Treasurer's office.
Jan 1 '01_390,182,934
2,107,600 392,290,534 112,288,129 280,002,405
Jan
1
'02_416,370,715
9,912,600 426,283,315 117,399,480 308,883,835
NEWARK. E. F. Fox, Clerk.
Jan 1 '03__438,611,914 22,467,600 461,079,514 126,742,949 334,336,565
This village is in Wayne County. Incorporated in 1903.
Jan 1 '04....485,160,349 41,748,600 526,908,949 150,893,603 376,015,346
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_572,000 Jan
Water Bonds.
'05_558,362,772
1
34,457,000 592,819,772 157,330,353 435,489,419
3s&4sM-S
3i
552,000r
Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _ 2,160,286 Jan 1 '06_600,337,013 42,097,000
Village Hall Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$13 90 Jan 1 '07_665,697,392 50,412,270 642,434,013 169,780,612 472,653,401
716,109,662 101,144,187 524,965,475
4,554 Jan 1 '08_735,014,965
4.455'08M-S $20,000r ____1911-1920 Population in 1900
6,227 Jan '09_808,433,984 53,646,037 788,661,002 197,437,164 591,223,838
'Population in 1910
74,006,600
1
882,440,584
210,421,340 672,019,244
INTEREST on bonds is mailed to registered holders.
Jan 1 '10_885,638,438 60,367,290 946,005,728 232,368,059 713,637,668
NEWBURGH. Benj. McClung, Mayor; D. J. Coutant, Clk Oct 31'10_948,506,985 133,434,798 1081941,783 249,557,655 832,384,127
z Includes "special revenue and general fund" bonds.
This city is In Orange County. The principal and interest on the water
bonds Is met by water rents. Incorporated April 22 1865.
The water debt, included In the foregoing, was as follows at the several
LOANSWhen Due.
dates below:
Sewer Bonds
City Hall.
3 Yis'96 J-D $44,261 10r_Deo '11-16 Water Debt. Jan. 1 '98. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '09. Jan. 1 '10. Oct. 31 '10.
4s '93 A-0 $1,500r__Apr 1 '11-13
Park Bonds.
$59,568,249 $76,390,913 $87,493,192 $108,355,093 $123,977,618
Gross
45 '96 A-0
2,500r__Apr 1 '11-15 45 '94 J-D $2,000r_ _June 1 '11-14 Net
42,796,855 56,149,175 67,718,955 85,007,855 95,417,155
Fire Department Bonds.
33-0'95 J-J
10,000r___JUly 1 1915
The following table shows the assessed valuation of property in the con4s '04 M-N $4,800r Nov 1 '11-14 3 Ms'96 M-N 10,000r___May 1 1916 solidated
city
for the year 1910. In 1903 the assessment of real estate
2,400r_ Apr 2 '11-16
4s '06 M-N
Water Bonds.
was made on the basis of about real value; 1903 and subsequent values,
1,200r_ _Feb 1 '11-'18 48 '01 M-S $20,000r__Sept 11011 there
5s '08 F-A
fore, are greatly in excess of those for previous years, and consequently
3,600__Aug 1 '11-'19 4s '02 F-A 125,500r___Feb 11012 the tax rate Is much lower.
F-A
48 '09 M-N 4,950__May 1 '11-'19 4s '92 M-S 44.000r__Feb 1 1912
Real Estate. Personal Estate.
Total.
Tax Rate.
School Bonds.
4s '95 M-N
May 1911
500
$
$
$
$4,000r_ _Jan 1 '11-12 330'95 M-N 24,000r_ __Nov '11-16 Manhattan and
$
3%s'99 J-J
The Bronx_ _5,237,674,704
5,543,421,737
17.5790
26,000r__July 1 '11-23 48 '96 M-N
30'03 J-J
4,500r__May 1 '11-16 Brooklyn _ _ __1,404,036,52I 305,747,033
59,331,825 1,463,368,346
18.1499
410'07 A-0 68,000r __Oct 1 '11-27 33is'97 J-J
10,500_ _July 1 '11-17 Queens
334,563,960
5,358,480
339,922,440
18.1079
3.85s'09F-A 115,000r___Feb 1 1929 4s '09 M-S 158,000r___Melt 1 1930 Richmond
67,917,489
2,207,487
70,124,976
18.7501
Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds,
$300r__Dec 1 1911 3 As'97 J-J j$10,500r__July 1 '11-17
3 Ms'01 J-D
372,644,825
Total
1910.,.7,044,192.674
7,416,837,499
17.57 to 18.75
970r__Dec 1 '11-12
1 35,000r_July 1 1917
3%s'03 J-D
Total 1909_ _6,807,179,704 443,320,855 7,250,500,559 16.78 to 17.75
14.40or__Juisr 1 '11-14 3%8'01 M-S 8.250r_Sept 1 '11-21
33's'03 J-J
Total 1908._6,722,415,789 435,774,611 7,158,190,400 16.14 to 17.11
4s' 03 A-0
1,500r_ _ Oct 1 '11-13 30'02 M-S
6,000r__Sept 1 '11-22
Total
1907_6.240,480.602 554,861,313 6,795,341,915 14.84 to 15.68
3,500r_ _Nov 1 '11-15
45 '04 J-D
3,200r June 1 '11-14 3;0'05 M-N
Total 1906_ _5,738,487,245 567,306,940 6,305,794,185 14.78 to 15.54
4)48 '08M-N 42,000 __May 1'11-'18 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910 $701,868
Total 1905_5,221,384,301 690,561,926 5,912,146,227 14.90 to 15.62
45 '09 M-N 7,746.16.May 1 '11-'19 Sinking fund
4,978
Total 1904_ _5,015,463,779 625,078,878 5,640,542,657 15.13 to 15.92
4s '09 M-S 64,260r_Sept 1 '11-'19 Total assessed val. 1910_ _12,674,348
Total 1903_4,78I,532,826 680,886,092 5,432,398,918 14.13 to 14.96
(Assessm't about 40% actual value.)
Glebe Fund.
Total 1902_ _3,330,647,579 528,400,139 3,857,047,718 22.73 to 23.53
35 '95 F-A $25,170r_Aug 5 1935 City&sch.tax(per$1,000) 'b0_$27.40
Total 1901_3,237,778,261 550,192,612 3,787,970,873 23.17 to 23.88
26,498
3s '93 J-J
1,437 37r_July 20 1943 Population In 1905
Total 1000_3,l68,547,700 485,574,493 3,654,122,193 22.20 to
23.42
27,805
Population in 1910
Total 1899_ _2,932,445,464 545,906,565 3,478,352,029 23.64 to 32.74
INTEREST is payable at office of City Treasurer.
PAR VALUE OF BONDS.-Under the provisions of the city charter,
registered
bonds may be Issued in denominations of $10 or any multiple
NEWFANE. Jas. A. Kelley, Supervisor.
thereof.
This town is in Niagara County.
EXEMPTION FROM TAXATION.-Section 8, Article 1, General MuRailroad Bonds.Assessed valuation 1909_ _$1,953.317
310'02 _
_ $48,640_ _Mch 1 '11-42(Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_3,10.00 nicipal Law, Consolidated Laws of 1909, provides that "all bonds of a
BOND. DEBT Oct 28 1910_ $48,640 Population in 1005
3,707 municipal corporation, until payable, shall be exempt from taxation for
town, county, municipal or State purposes."
NEW ROCHELLE. E. S. Gritting, Comptroller; Geo. H. C.
DEBT LIMIT.-At the general election in Nov. 1909 the voters passed on
Lischke Clerk.
a Constitutional Amendnfent which permits the city, In ascertaining Its
borrowing capacity, to exclude bonds heretofore Issued for any rapid transit
Tills city is in Westchester County. Incorporated in 1899.
or dock investment,as well as bonds hereafter Issued for a public improveLOANSWhen due.
Sewer Bonds.
Puplic Imp t, Series A.
45 '89 A-0 583,000c _Oct 5 '11-27 ment which provides a revenue in excess of the interest and amortization
The rapid transit and dock bonds may be excluded only in procharges.
43-0'10 M-N j$42,000r May 1 '13-'19 58 '93 A-0 95,000r __Oct 1 'Z8-46
1 4,000r_ May 1 1920 Is '97 A-0 65,000r_ Oct 1 '47-59 portion to the extent to which the current net revenues received from these
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
3%8'00 F- A 32,733.12r Aug 1'11-26 Improvements shall meet the Interest and amortization charges. See
4s '09 M-N $46,700r___Dec I 1939 3s'01 F-A 117,000r __Aug 1 '11-49 the amendment in full under general remarks for New York State.
GENERAL FUND BONDS.-A new kind of bond (known as the 'GenStreet & Highway Improvement. 35is
J-D 17,122.20rDec 1 '11-27
334s'97 M-N $16,000c___Nov '11-23 4s '05 M-N 80,000r__May 1 '11-26 eral Fund Bonds") was created by the Legislature In 1903. It is Issued for
3;13'99 J-D 115,000r __June '11-33 5s '08 1,1-N 121,000r_May 1 '12-'18 the purpose of releasing the surplus revenues of the sinking fund of the old
1 1.000r___May 1 1919 City of New York, and to allow the money to be applied to the reduction of
350'01 A-0 38,000r __Apr 1 '11-29
330'00 J-D nomor__June 1 '34-63 4366'09 M-N 30,000r_May 1 '20-'22 taxation. Under the law the bonds will be Issued only in the way indicated,
30,000r _July 1 '30-44
9,000r_ _ _May 1 1923 and they will be taken for account of sinking fund for redemption of the
3%8'01 J-J
20,000r_May 1 '11-'30 city debt No. 1. See V. 76, p. 610. Up to Oct 31 1910 $94,500,000 of
4s '04 A-0 22,000r_May 1 '11-21 4%8'10 J-J
55 '07 If-N 25,000r. May 1 '17-25
I 1,421r___May 1 1931 these bonds had been Issued.
City Hall Bonds.
($5,000 due in odd years.)
APPROPRIATIONS.-The total appropriation for Greater New
100,000r_May 1 '22-'31 8%6'99 J-D $6,000r __June '11-16 In 1898 was $77 473.084 77; In 1899 It was $93,520.082 03; In 1900 ItYork
43'45'09
war




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NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

$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 51)5 56:
for 1908,$143,572.266 17;for 1909,$156,545,148 14; for 1910 $163,130.270;
and for 1911, $174,079,335.
POPULATION.-The population of Greater New York, according to the
U. S. Census of 1900, was 3,437,202, and according to that of 1910, 4,766,883.
DETAILS OF INDEBTEDNESS.
r.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 NEW YORK CHARTER.-Corporate Stock.
BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS.
Brid,es over East River-Con.
When Due.
LOANS”ig M-N
$4,500,000
Bridges over Harlem Ryer.
1940
1928 3 Mg M-N
$1,029,845
2,000,000
1952
3g M-N
1941 3g M-N
3,000.000
3g
M-N
sf 46.000
1933
1942 33g Id-N
4,950,000
sf 154,620
1954
3g
M-N
1919 35ig M-N
1,500 000
sf 40.000
M-N
3g
1941
Viaduc over 96th S .,River.Drive.
1952
if 231.000
3g
M-N
1953 3g
M-N
sf $85,000..
at 138.901
M-N
3g
1940
Bridge over Newtow Creek.
1930
500,000
33.g M-N
1929 3g
M-N
at 8180,000
3g M-N
1,250,000
1940
1941 3g
M-N
at 30,000
1,200,000
1932
3g M-N
1953 3 Yig M-N
250.000
3Mg M-N
1954
350,000
1954 3g
M-N
3g M-N
450,000
at 250,000
1952
Pelham
Bay
Connecting
Melrose
Avenue Viaduct.
Bridge
3g M-N
Park and City Island.
$140,000
1928
1019 3g
M-N
sf 20,000
sf $135,000
M-N
1941
3g
1941 , 3g
M-N
at 5,000
sf 80,000
1952
3g
M-N
13g
M-N
at 57,000
Bridges over Bronx River.
1933
1919 , 3g
M-N
sf 116,976
1932
sf 816,000
M-N
3g
19531
Bdge.over Mott Hay.Canal, 135 St.
at 11.500
M-N
3g
$80,000
at 25,000
1952 3 Mg M-N
1941
M-N
3g
19111
Bridge over Eastchester Bay.
at ',5,000
M-N
3g
Bridge over Tracks N. Y. Central., 3g
M-N
sf $52,500
1953
at $33,000
1922 3g
M-N
lig
M-N
at 10,000
1941
sf 2,000
1941 3g
M-N
at 5,000 _ _1952-1953
3g
M-N
1924
Bridge over Gerretson's Creek.
50,000
3 Mg M-N
3g
M-N
1932
Bridge over Port Morris Branch.
at $16,000
at S9,000
1921
Bridge over N. V. & H., 189th St.
3g
M-N
at 1,000
1940 3g
1952
3g
M-N
M-N
sf $6,000
1933
at 3,525
1953 3g
3g
M-N
M-N
sf 18,000
Bridges over East River.
Bridge, Prospect Ave., Brooklyn,
1929 3g
M-N at $1,402,824
M-N
at $8,000
3g
1952
at 67,000
M-N
1940 3g
M-N
3g
sf 14,000
1953
19411
sf 10.000
Bridge over Gowanus Canal.
3g
M-N
st 750.000
1952.3g
M-N
at $105,000
M-N
3g
1953
1953 , 3g
M-N sf 1.648.000
M-N
at 15,000
3g
1954
2,000,000
19281
Bridge over Flushing Creek.
3 Mg M-N
192) 3g
700,000
M-N
33g MN
at $36,000
1953
BUILDINGS AND BUILDING SITES
Armories.
; Botanical Museum.
sf $19,500
1923 314g M-N
M-N
3g
$200,000
1928
sf 115,681
M-N
3g
1930 3g
1928
M-N
sf 175,000
at 56,063
M-N
1940
Alt. & Rep'rs, Qu. Co. C't House.
3g
1933
M-N
at 566,653
1942 3g
M-N
at $5.000
3g
at 52.500
1952
Rep'rs N. Y. Co. C't House.
M-N
3g
1953
1953 3g
M-N
at $5,000
M-N
at 365,000
3g
Construction Court-Rouse, Bro,, x.
1942
550,000
3.g M-N
at $10,000
1953
1953 3g
M-N
100,000
35g M-N
19541
Library Building, Bryant Park.
250.000
33g M-N
$500,000
1929
American Museum of Natural Hist. 3 Mg M-N
1928 3 Mg M-N
500,000.
1942
$530,000
35g M-N
1929 3 Sig M-N
600,000
1952
300.000
35g M-N
1933 3 Mg M-N
100.000
1,000.000
1934
3 Mg M-N
1952 4g
M-N
sf 55,000
1913
500.000
M-N
3g
1953 4g
at 72.500
M-N
500,000
M-N
1958
3g
1954 3g
100,000
M-N
sf 150.000
1936
3g M-N
1940 3g
sf 150,000
M-N
sf 115.000
M-N
1937
3g
1941 3g
sf 200,000
M-N
sf 610,000
1958
M-N
3g
'4g
M-N
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
1,300,000
1939
1928 4g
M-N
$600,000
1936
33,g M-N
250,000
1929 4g
193?
sf 50,000
M-N
472,400
M-N
3g
1940 4 Mg M-N
1957
at 70,000
1,000,000
15,I-N
3g
19411
Public Building, Crotona Park.
if 105,000
M-N
3g
1942 3 Mg M-N
$75,000
1028
sf 131,000
3g
M-N
1952 3g
1914
11,1-N
sr 2,500
sf 14,000
M-N
3g
.1953
Hospital Bldg., Gouverneur Slip.
at 20,000
M-N
3g
1928
$50.000
Bklyn. Instit.. f Arts and Sciences. 3 Mg M-N
1930 3g M N
85,000
1930
$300,000
3g M-N
1941 3g
at 8,000
1933
it 300,000
11,1-N
M-N
3g
sf 49,500
1952 3 Mg M-N
1054
3g
M-N
100,000
3g M-N
19541
150,000
New Harlem Hospital.
Department of Correc ion Bldgs. 13g
M-N
at $220,322
19 2
1928 3g M-N
1934
$300,000
200.000
3-g M-N
1929 3g
1952
650,000
I5,1-N
sf 13.000
3g M-N
at 40.000
M-N
19281
Repairs to Court House, Manh'tan.
3g
1952 3g
150,000
M-N
at 28,537
1952
3g M-N
Department Public Charities.
at 2,500
1933
13g
M-N
if $31,518
M-N
1929
New Buildings, Central Islip.
3g
sf 287,000
1940 Sg
M-N
151-N
sf $2,000
1929
3g
at 35,000
19411 Court-House Site, Bronx.
M-N
3g
sf 61,000
1942 3 Mg M-N
M-N
3g
$147,079
1940
st 405.000
1952 i
New Richmond County Jail.
M-N
3g
1953 3g
sf 127,500
at 53.000
M-N
1952
M-N
3g
1953
175,000
1953 3g
Id-N
sf 55,000
3g M-N
19541
Hall of Records, Kings County.
200,000
3g M-N
$400,000
1952
3g M-N
Court-House--Appellate.
M-N
at 20,000
1941
1928 3g
3 Mg M-N
$250.000
Site
Montague
St.
Pub.
Library.
1929
M-N
375.000
33.g
at $40,000
1952
M-N
at 85,000
1929 3g
M-N
3g
3g
M-N
sf 30,000
1953
Criminal Court-House.
Borough Bldg., Richmond.
if $20.000
1923 ,
M-N
3g
M-N
sf $44,000
1952
sf 97,000
1952 ' 3g
M-N
3g
M-N
sf 93,491
195
sf 35,000
19533g
M-N
3g
3 Mg M-N
1954
50,000
New Hall of Records.
New Hospital, Bronx.
1929
M-N if $150,000
3g
sf 546.000
15.1-N
1953
1929 3g
500,000
35g M-N
50,000
1954
1930 3g M-N
250.000
33g M-N
Court Building, Brooklyn.
3)g M-N
1940
2,810.000
at $7,500
NI-N
1952 3g
1953
500.000
35g M-N
Borough Hall, Queens.
3Mg M-N
1954
700,000
at $40,000
.Health Department Buildings.
SI-N
1953
3g
3g
M-N
at $107,500
New Bellevue Hospital.
1952
$50,000
if 74,000
1954
M-N
1953 Uig M-N
3g
sf 1.000
Court House, Oates Ave., Bklyn.
1954
3g
M-N
at $35,000
1953 3g
M-N
1953
250.000
33.g M-N
, 1954
13th Dist. Municipal Court.
33-g M-N
200,000
1953
NI-N at $127,000
3g
DOCKS AND FERRIES.
1941
$650,000
Docks and Ferries, &c.
3 Mg M-N
1929
3.000,000
1928 3 Mg M-N
M-N at $2.075,294
3g
1940 3)g M-N
1952
5,000,000
M-N sf 1,374,706
3g
1928
1941 3g M-N
1,600,000
3g
M-N at 1,800.000
1933
1942 3g M-N
3,000.000
M-N
sf 850,000
3g
1954
1952 33-g M-N
3,150,000
3g
M-N at 1,000,000
1940
250,000
33.4g M-N
PARKWAYS.
PARKS AND
Construction and Improvement of
LOANSWhets Due.
Parkways.
St. Johns Park.
M-N at $100,000
1914
M-N
3g
51350,000
1916 3g
at 100,000
at 15,000
M-N
1940
M-N
3g
1941 3g
M-N
sf10,000
1941
East River Park Improvement,
3g
at 80.000
1942
M-N
ig
M-N
if $71.500
1911 3g
at 10,000
Harlem River Driveway.
3g
M-N
1953
100,000
1929
1940 3g MN
8300.000
334g 11-N




I

[VOL. LXXXXI.

PARKS AND PARKWAYS.-(Contiou-d)
When Due.
New Park. 23d-24th Wards.
LOANS2.g M-N
Central Park Asphalt Walk.
at $5,000__1909-1929
3g
M-N
at $2,000
1940 2 Sig M-N
at 8,000
1929
3g
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
M-N
at 12,500
1929
3g
M-N
1923
Park-Worth and Baxter Streets.
at $65,000
3g
M-N
sf 30,000
NI-N
sf $185,605
1941 3g
1942
Public Park, Houston Street.
Improvement Parks, Parkways &
3g
M-N at $198,779
1920
Drives.
3g
M-N
sf 14,000
1940 3g
M-N sf $123,300
1921
3)g SI-N
2,000,000
1940 3g
M-N
sf 15,000
1918
Public Parks, 27th-28th Streets. 13g
M-N
sf 125,000
1942
3g
M-N
s $1,248
1921 '3 Yig M-N
1942
150,000
Public Parks, Twelfth Ward.
3 Mg M-N
1952
250.000
3g
M-N
at $29,495
1921 3g
M-N
sf 622,500
1952
3g
M-N
at 20,000
1941 3 Mg M-N
1953
450.000
3g
M-N
sf 7,300
1942 3g M-N
1954
800,000
3g
SI-N
at 5,049
M-N
at 806,500
1953 3g
1953
1
Public Park, Hester Street.
Improvement Wm.H.Seward Park
3g
15,I-N
M-N
sf $31,908
1920 3g
sf $30.000
1942
M-N
M-N
3g
1942 3g
sf 100,000
sf 1,000
1952
sf 6,300
M-N
3g
1941 3g
M-N
sf 125,000
1953
Improvements Crotona Park.
3g M-N
1941
2,050,000
M-N
at $30,000
3g
Improvements, Riverside Park.
1928
Bronx Park Zoological Garden.
1921
3g
M-N at $153,500
3g
3g
M-N
1940
8100.000
1940
sf 91,611
M-N
M-N
1941 3g
sf 75,000
3g
M-N
sf 75,000
1941
M-N
sf 125.000
1942 3g
3g
M-N
sr 15,600
1942
M-N
sf 25,000
at 3,000
1932 3g
SI-N
1951
3g
, 3g
M-N
sf 123.100
1952
Riverside Drive Extens on.
M-N
sf 63.000
1929
3 Sig M-N
$500,000
1928 3g
3 Sig M-N
1952
1929 35.6g M-N
49.900
100,000
1953
3g
31-N
J sf20,0001
1941 3j-'g M-N
100,000
1954
3g M-N
100,000
1 150,000J
3g
M-N
Skate and Golf House, Van Cortat 50,000
1942
3g
M-N
at 18,703
landt Park.
1932
Ag
M-N
at 36.000
at $20,000
1933 3g
SI-N
1940
33ig M-N
Silve Lake Park, Richmond.
50,000
1953
3 ,,o.; 11/41-N
750,000
1954 3g
hi-N 1st 185,0001
1940
Completion Riverside Pk. & Drive.
1
30,0001
3g
M-N
sf $1,500
__ 1940
Entrance Central Park, 66th St.
Public Parks, 145th-155th Streets. 3g
15,1-N
sf $8,200
1940
3 Mg SI-N
$1,363,000
1929
Botanical Garden, Bronx Park.
Park, 54th Street.
3g
M-N
at $125,000
1941
3g
M-N
at $7,162
M-N
1929 3g
at 50.000
1942
3)-g SI-N
M-N
1,250,000
1941 3g
sf 69,000
1952
Park-76th St. and East River.
50,000
1952
34g M-N
M-N
sf $11,541
3g
M-N
1942 3g
sr 20.000
1953
3 Mg M-N
350,000
1053 35ig M-N
100,01)0
1954
Public Park, I 1 1th Street.
Improvement of Central Park.
3 g SI-N
$1,738,362
M-N
at $7,883
1928 3g
1941
3g
SI-N
at 170,033
Improvement of Parks, Borough of
1918
3g
M-N
at 65,000
Richmond.
1929
3 Mg SI-N
886,886
M-N
at $5,000
1940 3g
1941
Prospect Park Improvement.
1942
3g
M-N
at 31,500
3g
1952
M-N
at 1,000
SI-N
sf 810,000
1942 3g
1053
3g
M-N
sf 4,006
RAPID TRANSIT.
1936
4g
M-N
$500,000
Rapid Transit RR.
at 36,000
1956
M-N
33g M-N
$8.000,000..A948-1049 4g
1957
M-N
1,500,000
3 Mg SI-N
1930 4g
2,500,000
sf 201,825
M-N
1957
1930 4g
3g
15,I-N
1,500.000
SI-N
at 632,300
195114g
1958
3 Mg M-N
{8,499,0301
4 Mg M-N
4.500,000
1957
sf50J
M-N
1952 4g
3 Sig 111-N sf 1,166,030
1,500,000
1958
3 Sig 15,1-N
M-N
1952 4g
3,200,000
1959
10.000,000
3 Mg M-N
1933 4g
SI-N at 2,08:1,118
5,000.000
1959
3g NUN
1954 43g M-S
4,700,000
6,000,000
1060
3 Mg M-N
1934
4,750,000
(Subject to call after 1930.)
3 Mg M-N
at 250.000
1955
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
School-Houses Sites
iings. 3g M-N
$200,000
1941
3 iig M-N
81.820.785--------1028 3 sig SI-N
1929
300,000
3 Mg SI-N
300,000
1940 3 Mg SI-N
150.000
1940
3g
SI-N at 1,174,0.4
Borough of Richmond.
1928
at 847.000
3 Mg M-N
1912 3g
M-N
1940
1,800.000
3 Mg SI-N
100.1)00
1929
1952 3 Mg M-N
1,500,000
M-N
150,000
3 Mg SI-N
1941
1953 3g
3,200,000
High-Schools and Sites.
3g
M-N
at 730.000
1952
at $246,852
at 200,000
M-N
1029
3g
M-N
1933 3g
sf 25,419
1934 3g
M-N
5,600,000
1940
31.4g M-N
3 Mg SI-N
813,484
Boroughs of Manhattan & Bronx
1940
1929 3 Mg M-N
3g
SI-N sf 81,656,327
800.000
1941
1910 3 Mg M- N
3g
M-N
sf 8,273
75,000
1953
1929 3g
SI-N
sf 112,637
3 Sig SI-N
1,700,000
1941
1940 3g
M-N
31.414 M-N
sf 1,000
1,900,000
1951
1941
Borough of Ric ,mond.
3 Mg SI-N
1,000,000
1941 3g
M-N
at $100,000
3g
15,1-N at 1.000,000
1941
3g
M-N
at 73,000
Borough of Brooklyn.
1953
1929
Medical College Dormitory.
at $85,615
3g
M-N
1940 3g
M-N
at $50,000
M-N
at 7,345
3g
1952
1911 3g
M-N
sf 3,000
3g
15,I-N
at 300.000
1953
Site College of City of New York.
1929
3 qg SI-N
1,800.000
M-N
at 814,861
1940 3g
2,190,000
1941
33-414 SI-N
M-N
sf 121,119
1941 3g
900,000
1942
31.4g M-N
3g
M-N
St 16,032 _____ 1942
Borough of Queens.
College City of New York Bldgs.
15,I-N
at $7,650
3g
1929
SI-N
at $500,000
3g
M-N
at 49,350
1940 3g
1952
3g
M-N JO 100.0001
1941 3 Mg M-N
1954
100,000
1 100,0001
STREETS AND DRIVEWAYS.
Awards for Change of Grade.
Bedford Ave. Improvement, Bklyn
1924
SI-N
at $115,480
3g
M-N
1928 3g
sf $21,000
3g
M-N
at 217,720
Acquiring Land, William Street.
1941
1953
3 Mg 111-N
at 51,800
250,000
1940 3g
15,1-N
3g
SI-N
sf 187,500
Street and Park Openings.
1942
1914
3g
SI-N
at 7,000
1952 3g
M-N at 82,696,548
1929
3 Mg SI-N
at 74,1519
M-N
100,000
1934 3g
M N
1940
3g
sf 9,499
M-N at 2,598,211
1953 3g
sf 538,700
3g
1941
SI-N
.sf 165,000
M-N
1953 3g
1942
3g
M-N at 2,265,578
SI-N
1953 3g
at 32,500
M-N at 4,193,188
1952
Paving Jerome Avenue.
314
at 826,226
M N
1953
1928 3g
3 Mg M-N
$60,000
1,849,107
1028 31.4g M-N
1929
3g
SI-N
at 12,000
1,112.126
314 M-N
1941
Repaving Streets.
1928 3 5ig M-N
1,000.000
1952
3g
SI-N
at $310,000
1928 38'g M-N
2,010,000
3.8g M-N
1953
250.000
1929 3 Mg M-N
600,000
1954
3!.g SI-N
300,000
19411 Improvement Atlan ic Avenue.
3g
SI-N
at 24,000
SI-N
at 8250,000
3g
SI-N
at 642,500
1953314
1942
at 680,000
M-N
1052 3g
3g
at 25,000
SI-N
1952
M-N
at 108,500
1940 3g
3 Mg M-N
2,450,000
1953
194113 Ag M- N
2,000,000
150,000
1953
3)4g M N
1942 3 Mg MN
100,000
3 Mg SI-N
2,000,000
1954
Widening Roadway, 59th Street.
3 Sig SI-N
19521
1,500,000
750,000
1953 3g
M-N
sf 35,000
33.414 M-N
1941
M-N
sr 40,000
1954 3g
33-414 M-N
3,150,000
1942
WATER.
LOANSM-N at $1,653,000
When Due. 314
1956
To Provide for Water Supply.
4g
M-N
1957
3,600,000
3g
M-N
at $260,000
1920 41.414 M-N
1957
13,000.000
3g
SI-N
M-N
sf 445,000
1921 ag
1958
4,000,000
3g
Id-N
1022 4g
M-N
at 945,502
1958
2,000.000
3g
M-N
M-N
at 55,000
1924
sf 23.000
1911 314
3g
M-N
sf 544,000
M-N
1952 3g
1925
sf 695.000
3g
M-N
M-N
1926
sf 680,498
1953 314
sf 85,000
3g
M-N
sf 482,500__ ____ _1953 3g
M-N
1957
0 51.500
M-N sf 2,709.000
1958
33-4g M-N
500,000 1919 & 1932 314
M-N
1925
334g M-N
1953 4g
650,000
100
314g SI-N
M-N
1954 4g
1926
1,500,000
811.000
314g M-N
1959
1954 4g
M-N
16,000,000
6,750,000
3g
M-N
at 158,500
M-N at 9./43,300
1959
1934 3g
3g
M-N sf 1,588,500
12,000,000- ----1960
1955 434g M-S
4g
M-N
1955
2.000,000
(Subject to call after 1930.)
4g
ii-N
1956
4,250.000

1910.j

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

WATER.- Continued)
New Aqueduct.
When Due.
LOANSM-14 sf $300,000
3g
Water Mains and Pumping.
2,000,000
1918 334g 81-N
3g
M-N
sf $106,343
sf 450,000
81-N
1920 3g
350,000
33g 81-N
350,000
3 5ig 81-N
Long Island Water Plant.
sf 300,000
81-N
1918 3g
$570,000
33g M-N
Sanitary Protection of Water.
2a8g:233
8
14
1--P1
1917
3g
M-N sf $200,000
2,200,000
1917 334g 81-N
350,000
33g M-N
500,000
sf 100,000
1919 33g 81-N
3g
81-N
sf 200.000
1919 3g
81-N
350,000
3g 81-N
1,500,000
1920 33'g 81-N
500,000
3g 81-N
M-N sf 1,530,000
1921 3g
M-N
sf 500,000
3g
350,000
1952 3 Ag M-N
3g
81-N
sf 200,000
sf 70,000
81-N
3g
Laying Water Mains, Brooklyn.
81-N
gg
500,000
3
_1918-1919
81-N
sf $200.000
3g
1,000,000
1920 3Ag 81-N
3g
81-N I sf 25,0001
Laying Water Mains.
1
850,000j
1952
334g 81-N
$300,000
3g
81-N
sf 29,000
M-N
sf 50,000
1953 3g
sf 47,500
3g
M-N
1920
150,000
3g M-N

1917
1917
1918
1918
1919
1919
1920
1920
1921
1922
1952
1953
1953
1954
1922
1934
1917
1917

MISCELLANEOUS.
I
Land Awards.
Department Street Cleaning.
M-N
1942
1929 3g
sf $5,000
sf $100,000
81-N
3g
6/1-N
1952
1929 3g
sf 1,000
300.000
334g M-N
1953
1940 3g
81-N
sf 4,000
sf 62,668
M-N
3g
1952 , Imp. Toilet Facilities (City Parks).
sf 355,474
M-N
3g
1952
M-N
1953 ' 3g
sf $3,000
sf 159,000
M-N
3g
1952
81-N
1942 3g
et 11,500
sf 201,431
M-N
3g
1954 3g
1953
81-N
sf 21,500
200.000
3%g M-N
Comfort Station, Brooklyn.
1953
100,000
334g 81-N
1952
3g
81-N
sf $60,000
Fire Department.
1953
1929 3g
81-N
sf 68,000
$300,000
334g 81-N
Manhat'n.
Public
1941
Comfort
Station,
241,000
3 gg M-N
1952
1941 3g
81-N
sf $10,000
at 800,000
81-N
3g
1953
1953 3g
M-N
sf 16,000
sf 161,000
M-N
3g
1953
1954 334g M-N
50,000
sf12,500
M-N
3g
1954
100,000
1953 3 gg M-N
50,000
334g M-N
Fire-Alarm Telegraph, Richmond.
1934
3gg M-N
250,000
1953
3g
81-N
sf $',000
Police Department.
1940
Maps 2d,3d & 4th Wards, Queens.
sf $136,390
M-N
3g
1953
M-N
sf $42,500
1941 3g
81-N
375.000
3g
1934
Maps 2d & 5th Wards, Richmond.
200,000
334g 81-N
3g
M-N
sf $20,000_ _ _ , _ _1953
Improvement Wallabout Basin.
Fire-Boat Seth Low, Repairs.
1929
3g
M-N
sf $100,000
1953
3g
M-N
sf $22,500_
Public Bath, Rivington Street.
Construction New Fire Boat.
$50,000.Nov 1 1928
3 gg 81-N
81-N
sf $8,500__ _. 1953
sf 20,000
1928 3g
81-N
3g
Topographical Bureau, Bronx.
Public Baths, City of New York.
81-N
sf $2,000 _1953-1954
1942 3g
sf $150,000
81-N
3g
Rebuilding Retaining Wail, Edge1952
3g
M-N
sf 72,000
comb Avenue.
1053
sf 50,000
81-N
3g
81-N
at $5,000
1953
1952 3g
33g M-N
210,000
Webster Avenue Relief Sewer.
33g M-N
1954
350,000
1953
81-N
sf $2.500_1953 3g
100,000
334g M-N
Improving and Equipping BrownMonument to General Fowler.
Stone Building, City Hall Park.
1952
M-N
sf $1,550
3g
1953
3g
81-N
sf $1,000
Assessment on City Property.
Various Municipal Purposes.
1954
3 gg M-N
$1,000,000
1954
3 gg M-N $34,500,000
Soldiers' Memorial Arch.
1955
12,500,000
1929 334g 81-N
sf $5,000
M-N
3g
1940 3g
M-N
sf 186,735
1926
sf 2.000
3g
M-N
1924
81-N
sf 13,500
1940 3g
200.000
334g M-N
M-N
sf 104,235
1942 3g
1925
43,000
33,4g M-N
3g
81-N sf 2,070,699
1954
Department of Health.
81-N st 7,748,704
1955
1941 3g
sf $25,000
3g
M-N
1935
81-N
1942 4g
17,500.000
sf 3,000
3g
M-N
1936
81-N
10,500,000
sf 44,287
1919 4g
3g
M-N
1986
81-N
34,000,000
Construction of Sewers, Brooklyn 4g
1956
1953 3g
M-N sf 1,319,295
3g
M-N
sf $1,000
1957
1953 3g
81-N sf 2,555,824
334g M-N
100,000
1957
1954 4g
81-N
334g M-N
9,000,000
100,000
1957
63 500,000
3%g 81-N
1942 434g M-N
167,000
4g
M-N
1958
Carnegie Library Sites.
14,000.000
1987
M-N
360,440
1942 4g
3g
M-N
sf $250,000
1958
M-N sf 6,510,575
1952 3g
3g
M-N
sf 202,155
1939
30,000,000
1953 4g
M-N
M-N
st 173,500
3g
1959
81-N sf 12,016.561
1953 3g
334g M-N
90.000
250,000
1954 41g 81-S sf 32,000,000______ _1960
33.g M-N
Redemp. Assess't Bonds, Park Av
(Subject to call after 1930.)
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt. Morris RR.
314g 81-N
1929
$458,000
1953
sf 210,801
5.5551,025
3g
M-N
81-N
1929 3g
3
3
3
3
3
3g
3g
3g
3g
3g
3g
3g
3g
334g
3g
3g
4g
334g

M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
m-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N
M-N

ASSESSMENT BON DS.
$175.0000n or aft.'04 4g
M-N
350.0000n or aft.'07 4 gg M-N
400.0000n or aft.'10 4g
81-N
sf 320,1000n or aft.'11 4g
M-N
sf 500,0000n or aft.'12 3g
M-N
243,1290n or aft.'04 3g
M-N
700,0000n or aft.'05 3g
M-N
200,0000n or aft.'07 3g
M-N
2,5000n or aft.'05 3g
M-N
1,0000n or aft.'06 3g
M-N
10,0000n or aft.'07 3g
M-N
7,5000n or aft.'08 3g
81-N
4,0000n or aft.'09 3g
81-N
1914 3g
M-N
5000.000
650,0000n or aft.'07 32;
81-N
984,3800n or aft.'08 4g
81-N
930.000
1916 4g
M-N
3,000,000
1914 434g 81-N

1917
$351,620
6,500,000
1917
500,000
1918
2,000,000
1919
18,424On or aft.'99
11,5150n or aft.'00
17,1850n or aft.'01
9,0000n or aft.'02
12,0970n or aft.'03
2,6000n or aft.'04
61,6760n or aft.'05
50,0000n or aft.'04
162,735
1926
20,171On or aft.'06
sf 1.5000a or aft:10
29,000
1915
1,645,000
1916
1917
1,500,000

GENERAL FUND BONDS
issued under the pro‘Islons of the Greater New York Charter, as amended
by Chapter 103 of the Laws of 1903.
General Fund Bonds.
1930 1
3g
M-N et $94,500,000
BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX
DEBT OF OLD CITY OF NEW YORK
in the following statement loans wholly In the sinking fund are dia.
tIngulshed by if prefixed to the amount outstanding.
b, secured by Sinking Fund (Second Lien), Act of June
1878LOANSWhen Due.1
.
Consolidated Stock.
4g
M-N
$2,800,000
19101
c. Secured by Special Sinking Fund, Derived by Annual Taxation, Act
of June 3 1878Additional Water Stock.
Armory Bonds.
3
A-0 to $100,0001_0ct 1 1933 3
M-N sf $1,133.566_Nov 1 1910
sf 45,000!
3g
M-N
170,500..Nov 1 1914
call after Oct 1 1913)
(Subject
3g
M-N
sf 100,000-Nov 1 1914
3A
A-0
300.000_0ct 1 1933
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1913)
CONSOLIDATED STOCK
When Due,
LOANSAmer. Museum of Nat. History.
N. V. Bridge Bonds.
3
M-N
sf 505,000
1913
M-N if $330,000
1922 234
3
M-N
1913
sf 205,000
sf 100,000
M-N
1923 3
3
M-N
sf 474,103
1920
if 120,000
1925 3g
M-N
M-N
1920
3
475.000
if 30,000
1926 3
M-N
M-N
sf 50.000
1925
3
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
250,000
1917
3 Mg M-N
st
$727.000
1913
M-N
3
Bridges over Bronx River.
1919
1913 3
sf 120.000
M-N
2% M-N
sf 55.000
1912 3
MN
M-N
sf 90,000
3
sf 15,000
1920
1916 3
200,000
M-N
334g M-N
st 30,000- _
-1919
Brg. over Har. RR., 153d St.
Brg. over Her, Riv. East of B'way.
1919 3
M-N
sf $50,000
3
M-N
if $45,000
1919 I
Girard and Walton Ave. Bridge.
Br'k Av. Brg., N. f,. & H. RR.
1921 3
M-N
3
if $15,000
III-N
sf 150.000
1922




51

Boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx.
CONSOLIDATED STOCK.-(Con.)
Harlem River Bridges.
Re-Paving 3d Ave., 23d Ward.
3
M-N
sf $16,650
M-N
1920
$50,000
1910 3g
3
M-N
81-N
sf 14,000
1923
178,300
1910 3
sf 14,500
M-N
Re-Paving Avenue A.
1910
23
sf $45,000
sf 17,175
1912
3
M-N
M-N
1913 3
3
M-N
sf 89,508
81-N
100,000
1920
1911 3g
3
M-N
sf 60,078
Re-Paving 23d and 24th Wards.
1912
sf 45,590
3
M-N
1920
1914 3
M-N Isf $13,425
3
M-N
sf 39.325
1sf 400.000
1921
1915
3
M-N
274,181
1917
1100.000
1920 334g M-N
3
M-N
sf 4,000
1920
1918
1 85,000
3
81-N
sf 96,000
1919
Fire Hydrant.
1925
McCombs Dam Bridge.
81-N
3g
$50,000
1925
sf $69,388
3
81-N
1916 334g M-N
50,000
1925
Bridge Connecting Pelham Bay Pk 3
M-N
sf 23,000
and City Island.
Police Department.
sf $1,000
1916 3g
M-N
1925
3
M-N
$60,550
1919 334g M-N
sf 34,000
1916
81-N
3
100,000
3
M-N
Harlem River "Ship Canal."
sf 14,000
1918
1918
20,000
Ship Canal.
33'g M-N
New East River Bridge.
3
M-N sf $315,000
1914
1915 3
81-N sf $137,325
sf 45,069
1920
3
M-N
1919 334g 81-N
1917
3
M-N
sf 36,573
100,000
1920 3S4g 81-N
300,000
1918
3g
M-N
80,000
Public Park (St. John's).
Third Avenue.
5354,565
1914 3g M-N
1916
3
M-N if 5100,000
sf 35.000
M-N
3
1916
1915 3
M-N
sf 85,000
Public Park, I I I th Street.
3
M-N
if 204,038
1920
1917
3
1916 3
81-N
sf 579,848
M-N
sf 15,000
M-N
sf 8,842
1918
1916 3
3 gg M-N
250,000
3 gg M-N
Public Park, 12th Ward,
1917
400,000
3g
81-N
sf $66,308
1921
61-N
400,000
1920 3
3
M-N
sf 655,980
1920
State Ta. for Insane.
1916
334g 81-N
1918 334g 81-N
400,000
$1,200,000
155th Street.
334g 81-N
1915
177,000
3
81-N if $1,140,000
1916
Fort Washington Park.
3
sf 5,000
1918
M-N
1917 3$g M-N
$867,310
3g
M-N
100,000
1920
Extension Kings Bridge Road.
First Avenue.
3
1919
M-N
sf 52,000
3
M-N
sf $180,000
Impt. Park, Parkways & Drives.
1920
City Improvement Stock.
1917
$123,000
33.g M-N
3g
81-N
$778,772
1918
175,000
1915354g 81-N
Castle Garden Imp. Aquarium
3
M-N
sf 690.000
1919
1912 3g
M-N
3
M-N
sf $230,000
310,000
1920
3
M-N
1920 3
81-N
70,000
sf 37.000
1918
3
81-N
East River Park.
102.000
1921
81-N
1911 3
sf 100.000
1914
M-N
sf $637,118
3
3g
M-N
1914
165,0001
Rutgers Slip Park.
1 if 7005
1911
M-N
sf $20,000
3
Redemption of Bonds.
New Parks, 23d & 24th Wards.
1922
1929 33ig M-N
57,000,000
M-N sf $4,736,1 0
24
Redemp. Assessm't Bds., Park Av.
(Subject to call after 1909)
M-N
1920
sf 5100,000
1929 3
2%
M-N
5,087,000
Public Park, St. Nicholas Ave.
(Subject to call after 1909)
3
M-N
sf $43,075
1911
Fifth District Police Court.
School-House Bonds.
3
81-N
sf $150,000 __1911-19I2
M-N sf $1,336,973
1911
1913 3
3
M-N
sf 39.189
M-N
1911
Riverside Park (Women's Cottage) 3
897.105
1912 3% 81-N
542,554
1912
3
M-N
sf $7,000
3
M-N
1913
Re-Paving.
754,561
1910 3g
M-N
sf 77,621
1914
3
M-N sf $1,000,000
1911 3g
81-N
1914
3
ht-N
sf 1,000,000
809,013
1913 3
M-N
3
M-N
1914
sr 1,500.000
27,000
1913 3%g M-N
3
M-N
500,000
806,502
1911
1916 334g M-N
84,695
1914
3
M-N
500,000
1920 334g M-N
1915
3
M-N
if 525,000
1,925.141
1920 3
M-N sf 1,453,402
3g
81-N
700,000
1916
81-N
sf 966,496
1916 3
1911
475,000
34g 81-N
81-N
sf 122.8+,6
1917 3
1916
3g M-N
600,000
1918 35ig 81-N
1916
3,691,270
3 gg M-N
1,400,000
if 122,806
1916
3
M-N
Seventh District Police Court.
1914
M-N
1916 3
42,000
3
M-N
sf $73,636
1916
1917 34g 81-N
112,058
sf 14,485
3
M-N
1914
sf 989
1920 3g
M-N
3g
M-N
199.000
81-N
3g
1914
87,871
Mosholu Parkway.
Public Park, 11th Ward.
1912
3
M-N
sf $4,000
3
II-N
sf $23,709
1920
Public Driveway.
Public Park, 28th Street.
1918
3
81-N sf $1,700,000
81-N
sf 516,696
1921
1920 3
3g
M-N
800,000
1916
Public Park, Hester Street.
334g 111-bl
250,000
3
M-N
sf $13,790
Awards, Change of Grade.
1920
M-N
sf 1,271
1923
334g 81-N
$85,000
1911 3
sf 326,500.
1911 3
81-N
sf 2,500
1920
3
M-N
3
sf 221.440
1912
Viaduct, Riverside Drive.
1910 3
300,000
M-N
1914
sf $65,000
3g
Impr. Spuyten Duyvil Parkway.
New Municipal Building.
3
1912 3
181-N
81-N
1923
sf $8,300
sf $55,000
Melrose Avenue Viaduct.
Washington Bridge Park.
3
M-N
1915 3
sf $25,000
1922
M-N
if $16,779
1920
Department of Correction.
3
M-N
at 20,000
1920 3
M-N
sf 550,000
1921
640,000
3g
M-N
3g 81-N
250.000
1918
Gore of Land, 135th Street.
Hospital Bldg., Gouverneur Slip.
1916
3
81-N
sr $183.509
3
81-N
sf $65,000_
1916
Ward's Island Purchase.
Department of Charities.
1913
3
sf $147,360
81-N
81-N sf 5418,175
1921
1913 3
3
M-N
672,409
334g M-N
350.000
1918
Corlears Hook Park.
Ambulance Station.
3
1912
M-N
sf $47,500
1916
3g
81-N
sf 550,000
1913 3
81-N
1,370,421
3g
M-N
1914
Dock Bonds.
124.500
5
El'zone Plant, Riker's Is'and.
81-N
sf $520,000
1910
3
M-N
M-N
sf 191,000
1911
sf $37,000
1913 5
4
Cathedral Parkway.
M-N
sf 672.000
1911
3
M-N
1912 4
81-N sf 1,080.000
1912
sf $5,000
3g
M-N
1914 4
195,000
M-N
sf 820,000
1913
4
Mulberry Bend Park.
M-N
sf 175.000
1914
M-N
3g
M-N
$1,584,371
sf 270,000
1924 3
1914
M-N
3g
M-N
100,000
1914
1920 3
355.000
Crotona Park, Public Buildings. 3% M-N
1,150.000
1915
sf $33.164
1914 3
M-N
11 .000.000_ _1916-1917
3g
M-N
1914
1 500,000
3g
M-N
60,000
1918
M-N , sf 500,000
M-N
sf 36.,947
1920 3
3
1918
3
M-N
Fire Department.
1.000.000
1919
sf 50.000
1914 234 M-N
3g
M-N
$108,015
1919
M-N
sf 400.000
1915 234
Id 150.000
M-N
3
1920
81-N
1916 3
sf 600,000
1,050.000
M-N
3
1920
3
M-N
sf 450.000
Street and Park Opening.
1921
1918 3
M-N
334g M-N
$1,868,867
1,250.000
1921
3
M-N sf 2,480,000
Street Cleaning Department.
1922
1914
3
M-N
3
M-N if $130,115
1922
20,000
1914 3
3g
M-N
50.000
M-N sf 1,660.000
1923
1912 3
33.4g M-N
83.000
M-N
865.000
1923
1916 3
334g M-N
150,000
M-N
if 960.000
1924
College of the City of New York. 3
M-N
1.125.000
1924
1914 334 M-N
$47,000
$g
81-N
500.000
1924
45,650
1914 3
334g M-N
81-N
sf 30.000
1925
sf 350,000
1915 334g M-N
M-N
1,750.000
$
1928
158,600
3.4g M-N
1915 3
M-N
sf 250.000
1928
High-School Bonds.
3g
M-N
1,160.000
1925
st $5.000
M-N
3
1916 334g M-N
1.000.000
1926
334g M-N
New Hall of Records.
4,000,000
1927
81-N sf $105,100
Croton Water Mains.
1923
3
Buildings for Botanical Museum. 3
M-N if 5250.000
1918
M-N
M-N if $125,000
1921 334
3
400.000
1918
Bldg.. for Pub. Health & Comfort.
31;Ilivrae Pat90.000
M-N
1914 3
sf $25.000
1919
3
M-N
sf 10,000
Public Bath, Rivington Street.
1914
M-N
M-N
sf 530.000
3g
1914 3
190.000
1919
M-N
sf 55.000
Board of Health.
3
1921
3
m-N
sf 1.500
1912 $
81-N
sf $38,028
1919
Court House, Appellate Division.
3 Hir M-N
200.000
1912
Paving Jerome Avenue.
$389,432
334g M-N
1918
1922 3
81-N
sf 64,594
1919
M-N if $125,000
3

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[VOL. Lxxxxi.

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS

Boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx.-(Concluded.)
Borough of Brooklyn-Old City of Brooklyn.-(Con.)
d.-Secured by Special Sinking Fund Derived from Annual Taxation
DEBT CITY OF BROOKLYN AS CONSTITUTED PRIOR TO CONSOLUnder the Provisions of the Constitutional Amendment Adopted Nov. 4 1884
IDATION INCLUDING ALSO ANNEXED TOWNS AND KINGS CO.
LOANSWhen Due.
Additional Croton Water Stock.
1911
Additional Water Stock.
3
M-N sf $250,000
Oct. 31 1910.
1914 Payable
3
M-N
M-N
200,000
1912 3g
sinking funds
$250,000
316,530,567 4/
3
M-N st 4,569,500
1911
400,000
1912 3;4g M-N
from
" water revenue
7,549,749 76
Water Main Stock.
334g M-N
3,030,500
1915
"
assessments
4,801,000 00,
33-g M-N
1912
" taxation
M-N sf $250,000
1916 3
1,750,000
26,681,000 09
3g
1914
M-N sf 1,383,500
250,000
1912 3g
M-N
3g
M-N
1914
376,500
Total
$55,562,317 17
3g
M-N
sf 15,000
1914
Less sinking fund33g M-N
175,000
1912
Investments
$13,968,686 28
Cash
990,722 81 14,959,409 09
Payable from Taxation, or from Sinking Fund, if Approved by Commissioners, Provided Such Payment Shall Not in Any Way Impair the Preferred
Net debt
$40,602,908 09
Claims thereon. (Section 6, Chapter 383, Laws of 1878)Tax-Relief Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Museum Arts & Sciences.
When Due.
____
$2,500
Consolidated Stock-County.
1890 LOANS7
3 Mg J-J
Assessment Fund Stock.
Arrearage.
$200,000_ __Jan 1 '25-'26
3.30g J-J
j $699,000
1917
J-J sf $150,000__ __July 1 1923 3M J-J
92,000____Jan 1 1927
M-N sf $364,850
18,000,000_1918-1921 6
1910 4
sf 25,000__Jan 1 1927
700,000____May 1 1924 3M J J
6
M-N
535,600
Consolidated Stock-City.
1910 3M J-J
Memorial Monument Bonds.
(Subject to call.)
6
1901
$500
---$40,000___Jan 1 '24-'27
4
J-J
549,000__July 1 1924 3g J-J
Bridge Bonds.
3 Mg J-J
7,000____Oct 4 1917
e.-Payable from Assessments or from the Sinking Fund, if the CommisPublic Market Bonds.
$400,000___ _July 1 1911
J-J
sioners Thereof Approve, Provided such Payments Shall Not in Any Way 6
$90,000
400,000__July 1 1912 3Mg ___
1924
J-J
Impair the Preferred Claims Thereon. (See Section 6, Chapter 383, Laws 6
Sewer Bonds.
J-J
350,000.... July 1 1914
6
of 1878)$100,000
1917
300,000July 1 1916 4
J-J
J-J
M-N
sf $5,888.0n or aft'96 6
LOANSWhen Due. 3
50,000
1918
J-J
J-J
500,000_ ___July 1 1917 4
M-N
sf 13,019.On or aft'97 5
3
M-N
sf $75,000.0n or aft'88 3
1924
J-J
250,000____July 1 1918 3M J-J {sf 100,000
M-N
sf 30.583.On or aft'98 5
3
M-N
sf 36,042.On or aft'95 3
1925
50,000
5
J-J
810,000__July 1 1919
ANNEXED TERRITORY BONDS.
1919-1923
3
J-J
319,000__July 1 1920 4
J-J
500,000
Town of Morrisania51911 to 1915'
4
J-J
371,000____July 1 1921 3g J-J
sf 40,000____Aug 6 1916
7
Central Av. construction
Annually 111,000 y'rly
$4,500 4
J-J
1911
400,000_
_July 1 1922 31.4g1,000
Semi1916-1980
4
J-J
200,000_ _ _ _July 1 1923 3 Mg
1912-1913
12,000
Central Av. construction
7
annually $1.000 y'rly
65,000 4
J-J
257,000_
1914-1919
Jan 1 1925 3;4g
30,000
Town of West FarmsAnnually& 11911 to 2147'l
4
J-J
300,000__July 1 1927 334g
1926
6,000
Central Av. construction
7 semi-an. 131,000 y'rly.)235.000 4
J-J
356,000July 1 1928 3g
M
1.921-11992278
63,000
These bonds mature $1,000 yearly, except in the years 1916 and 1917,
New York Bridge.
3 Mg
7,000
when in each year $1,500 mature; in 1049 and 1975, none; in 1950, $2,000; 7
J-J
$1,000____July 1 1910 3M
43,000
1922
In 1959 and 2147, each $500. Interest on about one-half the bonds Is paid 7
J-J
50,000____July 1 1911 3M ___
200,000
1915-1916
annually, on the remainder semi-annually.
7
J-J
500.000July 1 '12-'16 3;4g J-J
250,000____Jan 1 1925
7
J-J
'Highway improvement$103,000
96,000____July 1 1917 334g J-J
175,000__Jan 1 1936
Village of Williamsbridge
175,000
7
J-J
1Sewers
100,000____July 1 1918 33.1; F-A
35,000Aug 1 '11-'15
J-J
278,000 7
104,000__July 1 1919 3
J-J sf 117,000__July 1 1922
7
J-J
185,000
190,000
July 1 1920 3 j4 J-J
!Improvement
st 50,000
7
J-J
Town of Westchester.
27,000
191,000____July
1School district
1 1921 3
J-J
400,000July 1 '23
1-9
'26
33
212,000 7
J-J
154,000_ __ _July 1 1922 3M ___ 1st 200,0001_ __ _ 1023-1926
42,500 7
Village of Wakefield, highway improvements
J-J
65,000____July 1 1924
1 200,0005
4,151
New
East
River Bridge.
Town of Eastchester, school district bonds
4
J-J
200,000
1931-1932
$25,000Jan 1 1935 3M J-J
50,000____Jan 1 1925
b, c, d, e.-These letters indicate on which sinking fund the bonds 33'g J-J
150,000____Jan 1 1936 3 Mg J-J
33-g J-J
J218,000____Jan 1 1936
are a lien, as more fully explained below.
360,325____Jan 1 1937
50,000__Jan 1 1937
INTEREST-WHERE PAYABLE.-Couoon interest is payable at 33g J-J
st 2,000Jan 1 1937 3Mg J-J
sf 15,000
1938
31-g F-A
Guaranty Trust Co.; registered interest at office of City Comptroller.
Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument Bds. 4
100,000___ _Jan 1 1926
J-J
AGGREGATE DEBT OF THE OLD CITY.
45,000__Jan 1 1918
4
J-J
$100,000__
_July
10
1925
34g
J-J
Oct. 31 '10. Jan. 1 10. Jan. 1 '09.
Bridge Connecting Counties of
50,000__ -_Jan 1 1925
J-J
33
Total funded debt
$119,695,114 $128,415,247 $131,263,696
Kings and Queens.
3 Mg J-J J el 50,0001___Jan 1 1927
Sinking fund, including cash
a196,260,094 183,702,763 166,201,482 334g _
250,000J
3100.0009
26
5 3g
J-J
100,000__Jan 1 1914
112,000Jan 1 1 93
31-g J-J
Surplus
$76,573,980 $55,287,516 ?$34,937,786 334 J-J
40,000__Jan 1 1922 3g
J-J
sf 49,000Jan 1 1914
a Includes $5,914,545 cash.
600,000___Jan 1 '26-'31
Local Improvement Bonds.
334 J-J
60,000_Mch 12 1926 3
-The annexed table shows the old city's net funded debt (not including 33-4g M-S
J-J
$400,000 __Jan 1 '16-'24
sf 500,000
revenue bonds) as It was on the first day of January of each of the following 3
J-J J 300,000___Jan 1 '23-'25
sf 60,000_Jan 1 1922 334 J-J
200,000 ____1918-1921
years:
sf 140,000
Approach$3,295,088 1900
1907
$114 291,956 1890
$98,663,072
1906
J-J
J-J
992011
20,211,893 1899
5200,000 July 1 '25-'26 3
sf 7,000____Jan 1 1922
126,185,281 1885
93,648,100 4
1905
75,000_ _July 1 1927 4
36,464,084 1898
J-J
136,847,276 1881
5100,000
106,066,240
1904
57,730,126 1897
120,710,525 1876
8,000
116,773,721 3M J-J 5 200,000_ _Jan 1 1927
1sf 82,000Jan 1 1927 4
1903
80.987,312 1895
105,777,854 1871
J-J
300,000_Jan 1 '20-'22
73,373,552
101,428.481 1866
1923-1926 4
91.796,965 1894
J-J
400,000___Jan 1 '25-'28
1902
35,973,597 334 ___ 1,200,000
100,000Jan 1 1928 4
102,802,888 1892 ____ 97,550.036 1862
____ 20.087,310 334g J-J
J-J
1901
35,000__Jan 1 1929
70,000_
Jan 1 1929 33
In 1908, 1909 and 1910 there was a surplus over the funded debt. On 3 Mg J-J
,4 J-J sf 200,000,.,..,Jan 1 '23-'24
County Deficiency.
3 Mg J-J
200,000____Jan 1 1914
Jan .1 1910 this surplus was $55,287,516.
200,000_Jan 1 '15 & '30
SINKING FUNDS.-The total sinking fund assets of the old city (Man- 33,4g J-J sf $48,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1926 334g J-J
700,000____Jan 1 1936 33-4g J-J
300,000__Jan 1 1916
hattan and the Bronx) on Oct. 31 1910 were $106,269,094. Of this amount 33,4g J-J
City-Hall Improvement Bonds.
33,4g J-J
250,000Jan 1 1917
$9,548,883 was held in a special sinking fund (sinking fund redemption
$95,000____Jan 1 1920 334g J-J sf 215,000Jan 1 1917
No. II.) for account of certain water bonds and $186,720,190 (sinking fund 33-4g J-J
sf 35,000Jan 1 1920 3
F-A
334g J-J
600,000__Feb 13 '111'
-916
7
redemption No. I.) was held for certain other sinking fund issues.
37,000___Jan
_
1937
25,000_ _Jan 1 1921 33,4g J-J
1 19
26
The totals of the various issues having a lien on these sinking funds, 334g J-J
334g ___
sf 10,000
Gravesend Improvement Bonds.
and the order of their lien, are shown in the following; the letter prefixed in
$300,000_July 10 '32-'34
sf 117,000
1922
each case being the same as that used in the preceding table of bonds to 3 jig J-J
400,000
designate the Issues having such lien.
334 J-D sf 13,000___Dec 17 1925 3
School Bonds.
8,500_ _ ,May 211925
b Total issues having a second lien on sink, fund redemp. No. I_ 2,800,000 334 J-J
Interest Due on Gravesend Bonds. 4
$100,000____Jan 1 1920
J-J
c Consolidated stock, &c., having a lien on special fund derived
$21,242Jan 1 1936 334 J-J
from taxation and from sink, fund redemption No. I
200,000___Jan 1 '18-'19
93,170,479 336g J-J
Eighth Ward Improvement.
d Total issues payable from sinking fund redemption No. II_
40,000__Jan 1 1923
33-4 J-J
12,900,000
3
J-J
$50,000_ __July 1 1911 3M J-J sf 200,000_ __Jan 1 '23-'24
a Consolidated stock (new parks) payable from sinking fund rePark Bonds.
3
demption No. I. In accordance with act of authorization__ _ 9.823.100
J-J
sf 18,000____Jan 1 1925
J-J
$50,000____Jan 11914 334g J-J
BILL TO UTILIZE SURPLUS REVENUE OF SINKING FUND.
j134
2:000____Jan 1 1925
- 4
J-J 6,561,000____July 1 1915 334g J-J
The Legislature In 1903 passed a bill providing for the utilization of the an- 7
474,000____Jan 11036
J-J
134,000____July 1 1916 3
J-J
nual excess revenues pledged to the sinking fund. For details see V. 76, 7
1917
J-J
500,000____Jan 1 1917
p. 610. Up to Oct. 31 $94,500,000 of excess revenues had been thus applied 7
1918-113921091
1100,000
J-J
410 000Jan 1 1918 3
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The old city's assessed valuation and tax 7
J-J f sf 87,000
J-J 1,002,000
July 1 1924
lsf 75,000
rate have been as follows. In 1903 basis of assessment was changed, ac- 6
3
J-J
100,000____Jan 1 1912 4
J-J
1120
50
0,0_
,0
00
00_ _ _1920 &1922
counting for the great increase in that year.
J-J JO 51,0001_Jan 1 1913
1921
Personal
Total Assessed Rate of Tax 3
1 84,0005
3
J-J
400,000
1917-1920
Years.
Real Estate.
Estate.
Valuation. per 11 000.
J-J sf 100,000__Jan 1 1914 3
J-J Jai' 93,0001
1916
1910
$5,237,674,704 $305,747,033 $5,543,421,737 317.5790 3
J-J
100,000.., Jan 1 1915
1
1909
5,077,150,294
16.7804 3
346,162,305
5,423,312,599
7,0005
3
J-J
65,000____Jan 1 1916 3
J-J sf 300,000
1908
5,025,765,149
339,350,312
5,365,115,461
16.407
J-J sf 100,000____Jan 1 1917 3
19119
92
10
8
J-J 5 st 85,0001
1907
4,788,658,681
446,741,299
14.8499 3
5,235,399,980
sf 50,000____Jan 1 1918
J-J
1 15,0005
1906
4,461,131,883
465,213,407
14.7890 3
4,926,345,290
19211992232
J-J
200,000
1905
4,095,615,774
585,064,415
4,680,680,189
14.9051 3M J-J sf 100,000_Jan 1 '11-'12 3
sf 40,000_ _July 1 1913 3
J-J 1st 80,0001
1904
523,235,608
3,937,883,888
4,461,119,406
15.1342 334g J-J
Re-Indexing Bonds.
1 20,0005
564,605,294
1903
3,730,884.149
4,295,480,443
14.1367
250,000__Jan 11937
334g J-J sf $271,000____Jan 1 1927 33-4g J-J
1927
1900
9,369,997,504
420,874,168
2,799,871,672
22.477
90,000__Jan 1 192
Public Library.
34
7
3 Mg J-J
1898
509,022,449
1,856,467,923
2,365,490,372
20.10
sf
24,500
1937
J-J
J-J
$5,000__
Jan
1
33.4g
334g
1895
1,646,028,655
370,919,007
2,016,947,662
19.10
13
00;0
00
00
Jamaica Plank Road Bonds.
3 Mg ___
1890
298,688,383
1,398,290,007
1,696,978,390
10.70
33-it J-J sf $105,000 • Jan 1 1917 33-4g
1885
1 268 443 137
202 673 866
1 371 117 003
24.00
g
218,000
Site and Building Bonds.
193
25
6
POPULATION OF THE BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND THE
Water Bonds.
1914-1915
J-J {sf203
.
f80:0
0
,
00
0
BRONX, according to U.S. Census of 1910, was 2,762,522; in 1900 (U. S. 3
J-J
1916 7
$97,000____July
1
1
9
1
1
12
Census) It was 2,050,600; in 1890 the population of the old city of New 4
1,500,000
1920-1922 4
J-J
900,000
York, comprising a somewhat smaller area than that of the present bor389,000
1923 4
J-J
309,000
oughs of Manhattan and the Bronx, was 1,515,301. On the basis of the 4
325,000
1920 4
J-J
100,000
11991134
present territory, population then was 1,529,301. See V. 71. p. 408. In 3
_ _ _ {sf33000:000000f1
3
J-J at 200,000_ _1921 & 1923 4
1913
1880 New York City's population was 1,206,299.
3
J-J
sf 70,000
1922
150,000
4
30,0005
BOROuGH OF BROOKLYN.
f11,125,000110000
3
J-Jsf 100,000
1024 3jig
DEBT OF BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
3
J-J 1st 30,0001
1917 3
J-J
Total Debt,
1 220,000J
Sinking Fund.
Net Debt.
400,000___ _Jan 1 11199
931174
1
J-J
Jan 1 1898
500,000
$85,158,775 53
$78,424,719 84 3
1918-1919 334 J-J 1,500,000__Jan 1 1912
36,734,055 69
Leonard Street Improvement.
at 30,000
Jan 1 1900
77,680,225 93
70,882,908 78
6,797,317 15
354g J-J
Mg
J-J
3
sf
334g
69,001,750 10
Jan 1 1905
$70,000
57,943,535 69
_Jan 11937
J-J
205,855
11,058,214 48
Wallabout Market.
66,718,682 10
Jan 1 1906
at 10,000_ _ _ _AuM
3 Mg J-J
54,925,467 62
9
9113
6
11,703,214 48
gc6
h 19
64,545.614 10
Jan 1 1907
51,541,847 12 334 J-J at $25,000____Jan 1 1925 334g J-J 5 250,0001_Jan 1 1925
13,003,766 98
62,766,885 17
Jan 1 1008
15,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1025
48,895,646 48 334g J-J
1st 100,0005
13,871,238 69
61,042,317 00
Jan 1 1909
25,000,...Nov 10 1916 334g J-J
46,606,422 00 334g J-J
14,435,895 00
16,500_ __May 21 1917
Jan 1 1910
58,749,317 17
20,000__Oct 4 1917 334g J-J
15,716,052 16
43,033,265 01 334g J-J
350,000__Jan 1 1936
Oct 31 1910
sf 70,000__Jan 1 1925 3
55,562,317 17
J-J sf 125,000__Jan 1 1912
40,602,908 08 334g J-J
14,959,409 09
334g J-J
65,000____Jan 1 1925 3
J-J at 420,000_Jan 1 1913
OLD CITY OF BROOKLYN.
334g J-J
109,000__Jan 1 1926 334g J-J st 116,395____Jan 1 1917
The old city of Brooklyn covered the entire area of the county of Kings,
SINKING FUND.-The sInklog fund is invested In Brooklyn's own
the county government being consolidated with that of the city on Jan. 1
1896 under the provisions of Chapter 954 of the Laws of 1805. Under the bonds, those Issues marked with "sf" In the table above being held enprovisions of this Act, "the debt of the said county shall not be deemed to tirely by this fund.
be or be included as a part of the debt of the City of Brooklyn, within the
INTEREST.-Interest is payable by the city of New York. Regismeaning of the provision of the Constitution of the State of New York
limiting the power of cities to Incur Indebtedness." (See "Chronicle," tered interest at the office of the Comptroller and coupons at the Nassau
National
Bank, Brooklyn,
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
ASSESSED VALUATION.-(Borough of Brooklyn.) There was no
became a ward of the city on the first day of January 1896.
assessment or tax In 1808




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NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Rate of Tax
Assessed Valuation.
Total.
Personal.
Ver $1,000.
YearsReal.
$18.1499
$1,463,368,346
$59,331,825
1910
$1,404,036,521
17.378
1,439,142,030
84,332,190
1909
1,354,800,840
16.7021
1,418,312,907
83,448,072
1908
1,334,864,835
15.548
92,866,547
1,274,088,457
1907
1,181,221.910
1,159,729,982
15.3769
87,722,810
1,072,007,172
1906
15.6264
90,911,963
1,031,894,265
940,982,302
1905
15.7298
88,573,775
900,568,732
1904
001,994,957
23.2113
43,937,440
695,835,940
651,398,500
1900
25.80
21,846,807
452,758,601
430,911,794
1890
11,215,794
26.90
223,620,197
234,835,991
1880
POPULATION.-In 1890 population of the old city of Brooklyn was
806,343; in 1880 it was 566,653. In 1900 the population (U. S. Census)
,of the Borough of Brooklyn was 1,166,582; in 1910(U.S. Census), 1,634,351
GRAVESEND.
Gravesend was annexed to the city of Brooklyn in 1894.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds-(Confinued.)Sewer Bonds.
$28,000_ _ _July 2 1921
4%8
J-J $66,000_ _Jan 2 '18-'27 5s
30,000__ _ _July 2 1922
J-J
3.65s J-J
20.000___Oct 4 '18-27
280,000„July 2 '23-30
:3)s
J-J
56,000__July 2 '19-'25
3,000_ _ _ _July 2 1931
Improvement Bonds.
127,000„July 2 '26-'28
6,000_ _ _ _July 2 1921 58
J-J $330,000____July 1 1933
9000.._ _ _July 2 1922 55
J-J 127,000__Jan 1 1934
58
J-J 128,000„July 2 '23-'30 48
J-J 300,000_ _July 1 1939
40,000..__July 1 1934
.I-J
10,000_ _ _ _July 2 1931 58
7.000_ _ _ _July 2 1932 BOND.DEBT Oct 31'10_51,427,000
FLATBUSH.
Flatbush was annexed to the city of Brooklyn in 1804.
When Due.I Sewer Bonds (Continued)LOANSJ-J sf5,000_July 15 1920
33,6s
Sewer Bonds.
J-J sf24,000.July 15 '21-'28
-3%s
J-J 510,000July 15 1911,3%s
J-J 162,000_July 15 '11-'28
J-J sf10,000_July 15 '12-1314s
33-is
J-J sf36,000_July 15 '14-'19 BOND. DEBT Oct 31 1910_$247,000
33s

53

Borough of Queens.-(Concluded.)
TOWN OF FLUSHING SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
LOANSWhen Due.
District No. 5-(Continued.)
District No. 2.
M-S $38,000__Sept 1911-'29
48
____ $6,000
55
1911-1916 4s
M-S 10,000__Sept 30 '30-34
District No. 4.
District No. 7.
____ $2,500
58
1917-1936
1911-1915 4s
.. $50,000
District No. 5.
48
____ 20,000 __1937-1944
43
F-A $82,500
1911-1927
VILLAGE COLLEGE POINT-TOWN OF FLUSHING.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
75
J-J $36,000.. July 1 '11-'13
3%8
____ $78,200
1910-1926 45
J-J
44.000_..._July '14-'17
48
21,000__ Dec '10-'16 45
____ 25,000
1937
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 1910_$204,200
VILLAGE OF FLUSHING-TOWN OF FLUSHING.
Street Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS48
M-N $30,000__May 1 '11-'18
Funding Bonds-1892-93-94.
A-0 120,000.. _Oct 1 '19-'48
____ $2,500
45
1911-1915 4g
Water Bonds.
2,000__Apr 1 '11-'12
45
A-0
A-0 $20,000
1914
48
9,000
1911-1919 5s
A-0
4g
J-D 22,000
1911-1932
FLUSHING.
WHITESTONE-TOWN
OF
VILLAGE OF
Accrued Indebtedness Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
$500
____
1911
4s
Water Bonds.
Improvement Bonds.
4 As
1922
____ $30,000
_ $45,000
1910-1921
1912 58
4 As
____ 20,000
1911-1926
____ 50,000
4 As
____ 22,000
1923 5g
Sewer Bonds.
4 As
____
7,500
1924
1902
$164
4%8
____
3,000
1913-1918 6s
43-is
---_
1,000
1911-1912

TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
The bonds of the old town of Hempstead which have been assumed by
New York City are given below. The rest of the bonded debt of the old town
NEW LOTS.
will be found under the town's own name in its proper place elsewhere.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 31 1910..$127,000
New Lots was annexed to the city of Brooklyn In 1894.
Road Bonds.
When due.1BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '10_ _$375,000
LOANS45
J-J
$127,000____July
1 1923
$375,000_July
48
J-J
15,11'-25I
The amount of the outstanding bonds of the school districts contained In
NEW UTRECHT jj
'• •
•C= the town of Hempstead (except those below) which will be chargeable to
the city of New York has not yet been judicially determined.
New Utrecht was annexed to the city of Brooklyn in 1894,
When Due. I BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '10_5440,000
'LOANSTOWN OF HEMPSTEAD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
Street Improvement Bonds.
(See note above under Hempstead.)
J-J $440,000___Jan 1 '11-541
•55
LOANSWhen Due.
District No. 27.
District No. 18.
5s
---- $17,000
1917-1933
COUNTY OF KINGS.
5s
District No. 23.
--- $7,000
Kings County and the city of Brooklyn were consolidated on Jan. 1 1896 5s
___
1918
3 5s
$2,000
1911-1912
5,000
(See V. 62, p. 49.)
____ 22,000
58
69,000
1911-1979
1917-1938 5s
When Due.
LOANSBuilding Improvement.
65,000
1937-1949
5s
4s
County Farm
- __ $225,000__May 1'11-'10
Hempstead School Districts Nos. 9, 11, 15,-20,21, 22 and 24 will be
$357,000_May
1
'11-'13
4$
____
Refunding Loan.
found on page 47.
1 1914 4s
3 As
...._ $200,000_
_1011-1912
Park- Fund Loan.
____ 130,000_ _ __May
_33s
1 1918 VILLAGE OF ARVERNE-BY-THE-SEA--TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
__$1,700 000_ __May 1 '11-44 35
When Due,
Improvement Bonds.
4s
____ 180,000 ...May 1 1915 LOANS$n5dms.
00
400.000.. July 1 '33-40
Draini_tr..Bo
5g
____ $40,000
1920-1927
Street Improvements.
4s
1915-1919 5g
Driveway and Parkway.
60,000
1920-1925
48
___ $500,000__July 1 '15-'19 5g
1920-1923 5g
5g
9,000
4,000
$400,000__July 1 '11-'14
1920-1923
($100,000 due yearly.)
4s
Building Bonds
5g
___ 40,000
50,000_ _July 1 1915 48
1920-1923
_51,050,000-July 1 '20 '.26
58
1917-1924
---- $8.000
1,800,000„July 1 '16-'33
($150,000 due yearly.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 31 '10_$7,092.000
VILLAGE OF FAR ROCKAWAY-TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
LOANSImprovement Bonds-(Continu,d).
When Due.
BOROUGH OP QUEENS.
____ $7,000
Bonds.
45
1911-1917
Debt of old civil divisions now comprised within the Borough of Queens 55 Improvement
J-J $61,000____Jan 1 1922 45
____ 15,000.... _June 1 1918
Sinkino Fund.
Net Debt.
Total Debt.
5s
J-J
11,000
Sewer
Bonds.
1911-1921
$8,558,491 19
$330,000 00
$8,228,491 19
Jan. 1 1898
J-D
1,000
1911 58
J-J $75.000____Jan 1 1916
8,767,217 52
330,000 00
8,437,217 52 58
Jan. 1 1900
6,000__Jan 1 '11-'16 58
J-J
J-J
35,000____Jan 1 1917
•12,858 450 87
330,000 00
*12.528.450 87 4s
Jan. 1 1901
J-J
30,000....Jan 1 1911-25
338
330,000 00
11.812,78798
11,482,787 98
Jan. 1 1904
VILLAGE OF ROCKAWAY BEACH-TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD.
330,000 00
11,253.316 43
11,583,316 43
Jan. 1 1905
Street
Improvement
Bonds
11,040,061 55
11,388,261 55
348,000 00
Jan. 1 1906
10,870,415 45 58
_ $30,000
1911-1920
11.104,415 45
225,000 00
Jan. 1 1907
10,584,444 00
80,000 00
Jan. 1 1908
10,664,444 00
TOWN OF JAMAICA.
10,310,608 99
85,000 00
Jan. 1 1909
10,395,698 99
Road Bonds.
1926148 Town-Hall Bonds.
10,118,453 75 48
21,500 00
10.139,95375
Jan. 1 1910
___ $450,000
1911-1926
$30,000
9,752,808 00
21,500 00
'Oct. 31 1910
9,774,308 00
VILLAGE OF JAMAICA-TOWN OF JAMAICA.
Sewer Bonds.
4gStreet Improvement Bonds.
• New York City's portion of the old debt of Queens County is included
--_ $150.000
for the first time at this date. The city was held to be responsible on final 4g
1917 1
$400,000
1917-1936
adjudication for $3,706,032 of this debt, but amount Jan. 1 1901 had
TOWN OF JAMAICA SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
'been reduced to $3,772,346 39 and this is the sum included.
LOANSWhen
Due.
District
No.
7.
Assessed Valuation
District No. 1
48
____ $27,000
1911-1937
Real.
Tax Rate.
Personal.
Total.
$50,000
1927-1976 48
14,000
1911-1924
1910
$334,563,960 $5,358,480 $339,922,440 818.1079 4)-4g
District No. 2
4s
19,000
1911-1929
308,112,605
1909
9.673,200
317,785,805
17.2536
5154:000000
1911-1924
86,000
1911-1953
296,458,980
1908
9,908.830
306,367,810
16.0031 5858
1920-1924 5s
1950-1974
125,000
217,668,775 11,191,262
1907
228,860,037
15.3393 5s
District No 3.
District No.8.
159,446,205
1906
9,694,428
169,140,633
15.5484
1914 531911-1918
$8,000
- $16,000
140,404,990
1905
9,094,738
149,499,728
15.5523 5s
48
____ 18,000 __ 1919 to 1927
District No. 4.
131,379,225
7,477,425
1904
138,856,650
15.7228
____ 75,000
1911-1949 5g
- _ $78,000
1930-1954
123,781,723 10,176,900
1903
133,958,623
14.7508 48
District
No. 10
1911-1919
____
4,500
58
108,859,704
9,026,134
117,885,838
1902
23.187
____ $1,500
District No. 6
1911-1913
58
107,179,620 10,826,810
118,006,430
1901
23.5702
2,0
000
00
___ 5
1925-1928
___ $3,250
1910-1922 58
104,427,772
5,498,681
109,020,453
23.4216 Os
1900
1917-1928 58
1914-1923
____ 12,000
103,752,600
6,314,032
110,066,632
1899
32.7445 5g
5s
____
District No. 11.
4,000
1930-1933
POPULATION.-In 1910, 284,041; in 1000, 152,999.
1911-1913
--- $1,500
58
COUNTY OF QUEENS.
OF RICHMOND HILL-TOWN OF JAMAICA.
LOANSHall
Bond
Wh
s.
en
Due.
Village
Bonds.
The debt of the county of Queens Is reported under the county's own
Street and Sidewalk
4g
19164925
____ $$
15
0:0
000
name on a subsequent page: the amount of the original debt which was
$50,000
1926-1935
Fire Bonds.
chargeable to the city of New York was adjudicated finally to be $3,796,- 4g
4g
____ 70,000
1937-1950 4g
1921-1925
932 11, leaving 81,011,967 89 as Nassau County's share of the old indebted- 4g
___ 50,000
1916-1925
ness. The old debt will not be apportioned but the city of New York will
____ 150,000 ____ 1952-1981
pay all obligations as they mature, looking to Nassau County for reimburse- 4g
ment of its proportion of the debt. The amount of Queens County bonds
TOWN OF NEWTOWN.
'outstanding on Oct. 31 1910 was $4,468,000, of which $3,527,593 92 was LOANSWhen Due.
Flushing
___ .Av
84e7,0
.010mp t.
chargeable to New York City.
Road Bonds.
48
1913-1917
$20,000
4 Ag
1927
Refunding Bonds.
LONG ISLAND CITY.
___ 600,000
1927 58
$48,000
1911-1914
43-is
This was formerly a city in Queens County.
48
___
55,000
1911-1916
Funded Debt Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due
Newtown (Funded Debt).
A-05112.000
NEWTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
4%8
1913
F-A 516,000____ Feb 1 1911
7s
Refunding Water Loan.
9
LOANSW
When Due.
District_ No.___ 810
F-A 112,500__Feb 1 '13-'19 5s
Ss
M-SJ$30,000__Sept 1 18-'19
58
,000
District No. I.
1911-1920
1 45,000__Sept 1 '23-'25 4s
(Part each year.)
District No
00
00
0
1911-1927
_______ $3
14
5:0
F-A $16,000____Feb 1 1920 4s
4s
1913-1927 58
M-S 45,000Sept 1 '20-'22 48
1911-1921
Water Loan.
58
Fire Department Bonds.
District -No. 2.
1910-1927
1$10,000
1920 4%8
$35,000
1911-1918 58
1624 58$16 000
10-1719.00
1910-1926
8,000
1921
6,000
1919-1924
District
General Improvement Bonds.
5,000
1924 4s
68
M-S$190,000_ _Sept 1 1914 58 District No. 3
____ $4,000
1911-1914
25,000__ -_Oct 1 1911 4)s
1911-1914
M-5 475,000
District No. 12
1910-1923
-A-0 12,000__ __Oct 1 1913
Os
$7
2.0
600
9
1911-1917 5s
Street Improvement Bonds.
00
1911-1922
5s
10,000____Oct 1 1914 4s
M-N $100,000
May 1911 58 District No. 4.
1911.1926 58 District No. 13.
43,48 g ___ 019,000- --Oct 7 1915 43s
__ _ $6,400
M-N 130,500____Mch 1 1913
1911-1912
17,000
1919
Park Award Bonds.
District -No. 5.
District No. 14.
Survey and Map Bonds (Refund'g) 4 As
$3,000
____ $78,000
1911-1913 5s
1917 4 Ali
1911-1920
J-J $66.000 July 1 '18-'25 Recognized BONDED
58
34 000
1911-1927 4%8
1,000
58
1911-1912
Public School Bonds.
DEBT Oct 31 1910____$1,689,000 58 District No. 7.
____ 35,000
1911-1928
1912
M-S$122,000
4%s
_
1911-1913 58
PAR VALUE.-Bonds are in $1,000 and $500 pieces.
$600
BOROUGH
OF
RICHMOND
INTEREST is payable by the city of New York-registered interest at
islo
pen
bt.
s originally contained in Richmond Co
the Chamberlain's office and coupons at the office of the Comptroller of Aggregate debt of the civil
Total
Total Debt.
New York City.
1898
1
Jan.
$3,358,449
96
Jan. 1 1905
$2,552,361.29
TOWN OF FLUSHING.
2.461,837.92
Jan. 1 1899
3,136,798.20 Jan. 1 1906
When
Due.
LOANSJan. 1 1900
2,961,386.70 Jan. 1 1907
2,383,724.55
Road Bonds.
Jan. 1 1901
2,824,698.28 Jan. 1 1908
2,356,411.18
.1911-1919
4g
$22,500
Jan. 1 1902
2,739,798.46 Jan. 1 1909
2,290,864.47
4g
19111921
22,000
Jan. 1 1903
2,672,298.53 Jan. 1 1910
2 215,317 7
1911 1918
5s
---- 8,000
2,644,114.66 Oct.31 1910
Jan. 1 1904
141,671 0




54

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Borough of Richmond-(Ccmcluded.)
Assessed Valuation
Tax Rat,
Personal.
Total.
Real.
$18.7501
$70,124,976
1910
$2,207,487
$67,917,489
17.7522
70,260,125
1909
67.106,965
3,153.160
17.1115
68,394,222
1908
65.326.825
3,067,397
15.6884
56,993,441
1907
4,062,205
52,931,236
15.5422
50,578,280
1906
45.901,985
4,676,295
15.5821
1905
5,490,81050,072,045
44,581,235
15.9281
49,997,779
1904
5,792,070
44,205,709
14.9675
49,156,147
6,031,550
1903
42.124,597
23.365:1
45,539,716
1902
6,725,535
38,814.181
22.2073
48,088,128
6,264,204
1900
42,723,924
24237;
44 103 582
3 838 890
40 284 692
1899
Health Depart
POPULATION.-In 1910. 85,969; in 1900, 67,021.
ment estiroate July 1909, 77.977
COUNTY OF RICHMOND.
Road Bonds-(Con.)
When Due.
LOANSM-N 545,000____Nov 1 1917
Funding Bonds 1894.. 330
____ 35,000 __June 1920
1914 4s g
4s g
J-D $95,000
____ 100,000 ____Aug 1920
4s g
Road Bonds.
J-D 168,000__June 1 1921
Sag
J-D $90 000___June 1 1919 48 g
J-D 202,000____June 1 1922
F-A 100 0110____Aug 1 1915 4s g
3 34s
A-0 230,000____Oct 1 1922
430
F-A 150,000__Aug 1 1916 4s g
1TOTAL DEBT Oct 31 '10 $1,215,000
DISTRICTS
SCHOOL
CASTLETON
District No. 4
District No 1
52,000
1911
1910-1913 15s
6s
---- $20 000
District No. 5.
District No 3
1911-1916
1911-1922143052,025
____ $36 000
58
VILLAGE OF TOTTENVILLE-TOWN OF CASTLETON.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS330
____ $12,800
1911-1926
Water Bonds.
Road Bonds.
1911-1926
___ $19,200
3345
330
1911-1924
$7,500
TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN.
Road
1
Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
1927
$130,000
1911-1925 I Sag
4s g
......._ $15,000
MIDDLETOWN SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No. 2.
I
District No. 1.
---- $70,000 ____ _1910-1944
_,._$15,750
Sag
1911-191715
TOWN OF NORTHFIELD.
____$150,000
1927
-_5s g
Road Improvement Bonds.
NORTHFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No. 6.
When Due,
LOANSJune $23,000___June 1 '11-22
5s
District No. 3.
District No. 7.
1911-1915
$ 21
4 Xs
____
1911-1915
$875
6s
District No. 5.
District No. 9
1910-1919
5s
____ 510,000
1911-1916
55
____ $2,100
TOWN OF SOUTHFIELD.
Road Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS___ $140,000
5s
1927
Refunding Bonds.
115,000
1927
1910-1932 5s
___ $19,200
49
SOUTHFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No. .3.
District No. I.
$3,300
1911-1921
1910-1916 5s
____ $4,900
55
District No. 6.
District No. 2.
$900
1911-1914
1910-1914 5s
58
---- $3,090 _
TOWN OF WESTFIELD.
LOANSWhen Due.I Road Bonds-(Con.)
1922
55
Road Bonds.
---- $80,000
1920
48
____ $35,0011
WESTFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District No 5.
LOANSWhen Due.
_ _ $4,500
1911-1919
68
District No. I.
District -No. 6.
1911-1916
6s
-- $1,280
____ $2,500
1911-1914
5s

NIAGARA FALLS. Thos. H. Hogan, Clerk.

This city Is in Niagara County. Incorporated March 17 1892.
Park and City-Hall Bonds.
When .flue.
LOANS4s g '10 J-J 560,000r-_ _Jan 1 1930
School Bonds.
Sower Bonds.
45
J-J $15,000r ___1911-1913
J-J $20,000r ___1911-1912
1914 4s
3,000r
4g
31-N
J-J 130,000r
4,000r__1915 & 1917 45
1013
A-0
48
J-J 200,000r ___ _1912-1914
M-N 10,000r ____1915-1918 4s
45
31-S 160,000r
32,500r ____1916-1922 45
1914
J4
45
A-0
9,000r
24,000r ___1923-1927 48
1917
48
J-J
J-J
4,000r
45 g
A-0 25,000r____Apr '21-25 4s
1921
M-N 15,000r__ May 1 1919
4s g
J-J 150,000r___ _July '26-41 4s
J-J
68,000r_ __ July 1 1920
2 000r_ _Oct 1 1921 4s
A-0
45
M-N 115.000r__Nov 1 1921
330 g M-N 35,000r_May 1 '23-45 4s
J-J
4,000r__Jan 1 1922
48 '06 g A-0 J60,008r_Apr 1 '29-34 4s
J-J
27,000r_Nov 1 1922
1 9,419r___Apr 1 1935 4s
A-0 14,500r_Oct 1 1923
4s
Miscellaneous Bonds.
1914 4s g '04 J-J J 7,000r__July 11921
$9,000r
48
J-J
115,000r__July 1 '22-24
1915
9.000r
330'04 J-J
10,000r__July 1 '23-24
4s g '04 J-D J10,000r_Jtme 1 '22-23 4s g '04 J-J
56,000r__July 1 1926
1 7,000r_.. June 11024 4sg'06 J-J
1914
4,000
30,000r___Jan 11024 48J-J
4.
J-J
1928
70,500r
1927 45 g '08 J-J
5,000r
4s '07 J-J
45,500r____Jan 1 1929
434g'09 J-J
Water Bonds.
45
J-J $24.000o___1911.1914 434g'10 J-J
20,000r___Jan 1 1930
58
J-J
20,000r ____1911-1916 43.4g,10J-J 192,000r_Jan 1 '$0-'33
48
J-J
6,000r __1917-1918
122,000r__ _Jan 1 1934
430
J-J
Certificates of Indebtedness.
6,000r __1911-1912
J-J
56,000 ___1911-1916
50,000r
45
.I-J
1914 4s
J-J
38,000r
3345
1,800rJan 1 1920
1915 5s '10 J-J
48
J-J
9,000r ____1915-1917 BOND. DEBT Aug 1010_$1,845,919
14,500r__July 1 1926 Total assessed val 1910_24,177,000
4sg'06 J-J
3,000
J-,T
1924
(Assess. abt.40% actual value.)
4s
48 g '09 J-J I 75,000r___ _Jan 1 1919 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _324.02
26.560
225,000r_Jan 1 '20-'34 Population in 1905
30,445
_ _Jan 11940 Population in 1910
430e10J-J
400.000rINTEREST
payable In New York.

LXXXXI.

NORTH PELHAM. Charles A. ackenson, Clerk.

This village (P 0. Pelham) Is in Westchester County. Inc. Aug. 291896.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 13 1910_ _$88,500
LOANSTotal assessed val. 1910___1,381,005
Improvement Bonds.
4 iis'98 J-D $27,('00r_J'ne 17 '11-'28 Village tax (per $1,000) 1910-$13-72
850
4,000r_J'ne 17 '11-'14 Population In 11)05
330'00 J-I)
1,200
Population in 1909 (est.)
Sewerage Bonds.
4.45s'08 M-N $55,000r Nov 15 '14-'38
INTEREST payable at the Village Treasurer's office.

NORTH TONAWANDA. Henry Smoyer, Treasurer.
This city is in Niagara County. Incorporated April 1897.
BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_ $535,500
Paving Bonds
430'09 J-D $26,100r_June 1 '11-'19 Water debt (included)____ 400,000
Total assessed val 1909_ _ _ _7,646.706
Sewer Bonds
M-S $44,0000_Sept 25 '11-18 (Assessm't about 75% actual value.)
5s
J-J
48,000o_Jan 1 '11-26 Total tax (per $1,000) 1009___$23.73
48
J-J
9,000c___Jan '11-19 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_ 14.60
4s
10,157
Population in 1005
Water Bonds.
9,069
45
A-0$275,000c&r_Apr 1 1024 Population in 1000_
11,935
A-0 125,000c___Aug 1 1926 Population in 1910
430
INT. on sewer bonds payable at Chase Nat. Bank, N. Y.: on the water
bonds part at the Chase National Bank, part at the Cortland Savings Bank,
Cortland, and part at the Union Dime Savings Institution, N. Y.; on the
paving bonds at the State National Bank in North Tonawanda.
NORTH TONAWANDA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. Luther L. Crippen,
Clerk Board of Education.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1910__ $127,500
LOANS4s
J-J j$1,000c___Jan 1 1911 Assessed valuation, real___6.075,955
140,000c_Jan 1 '12-31 Assessed val., personal__ _ - 440.000
524,714
Jan 1911 Special franchlses
1,000c
J-J
4s
7,040,669
45
J-J I 5,000c_ Jan 15 1915 Total valuation 1901)
180.0000_Jan 15 '18-35 School tax (per $1,000) 1900_.$9.12
12,000
Population in 1909 (est.)
on the 51,000 48 is payable at the Farmers' & Mechanics'
INTEREST
Y.
N.
Bank,
Nat.
Chase
the
at
Savings Bank in Lockport; on all others

OGDENSBURG. It. J. Donahue, Treasurer.

This city is in St. Lawrence County. Incorporated as a city in 1868.
Highway BondsSchool Bonds.
45 '97 J-J $12,250c_Ju1y 1 '11-17 48 '93 A-0 226.0000_May 1 '11-'23
7.500c__July 1 '11-20 TOTAL DEBT Nov 16 '10_ $199,453
330'00 J-J
330'05 SI-N 10,000c_May i'11 15 Assessment debt (Incl.)_-_- 10,903
79,550
48 '05 M-N J 8,000c-May 1 '16-'10 Water debt (included)
1 6,000c_May 1 '20-'22 Total valuation 1910___ _5,598,313
45 '09 SI-N 6.000c_May 1 '23-25 (Assessm't about 2-3 actual value.
4s '00 M-N 33,250c _May 1 '11-20 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_525.00
13,179
Water-Works Bonds
Population In 1905
330'88 SI-N $32,000r_May 30 '11-18 Population In 1910 (est.)____ 16,000
3345'00 J-J
7 500c__ _July 1'11-20
4s '97 J-J
26,250c&r_July1'11-17
INTEREST Is payable at New
5%s'01 J-J
8,800c_Jtily 1 '11 20
4s '10 J-D
5,000c ___June 1 1925 York and Ogdensburg.

OLEAN. P. C. Foley, Mayor; G. M. Lundy, Clerk.

This city is in Cattaraugus County. Incor. April 25 1893, succeeding the
village of Olean. The village of North Olean was annexed on Jan. 1 1909.
Pavement Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS55 '09 A-0 $22,000c_ _Oct 1 '11-'24
Water Works Bonds.
No Oiean sewer Bonds
4s
$8,400r_Jan 1 '11-'14
J-J
J-J
49
8.000r_July 1 '11-'26 430'07 J-J 355,200r_July 1 '11-'33
Bonds.
Sewer
'11-'29
J-J
3348
9.500r_July 1
J-J $35,000r_July 1 '12-18
31.0
J-J
10,500r_July 1 '11-'31 45
4s '08 J-J
36,000c_July 1 '15-'32 4s '09 A-0 25,300r_ ..Oct 1 1919
Refunding Water Bonds.
J-D
55
4,000__Dec 1 '11-'14
.1-J $11.500r..July 1 '11- 33
1911-29 4s
48 '09 M-S 38,000c_Sept
_
Park Improvement Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1910__ 5336,000
6,517,335
4s '06 F-A $25,000r_ _Feb '20-'24 Total valuation 1910
43'06
F-A 10.000r _July 1 '25-26 (Assessment about 31. actual value.)
_
Fire Department Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) '09_..$24.975
14,743
4s '09 A-0 $25,000r __Oct 1 '19-'28 Population in 11)10
INTEREST on the park bonds at the City Treasurer's office; on tne
water bonds, part at the Farmers' Loan et Trust Co., Now York, part at
the Union Dime Savings Institution, New York, and part at the City
Treasurer's office; on the sewer bonds. part at the City Treasurer's office
and part at the Schenectady Savings Bank In Schenectady; on tile bonds
of 1909 at the Exchange National Bank, Olean.
OLEAN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. C. L. Vergason, Clerk.
School District No. 1 of the City and Town of Olean.
When Due 45 '00 M-N 575,000ceerMay 1 '15-45
LOANSJ-Jceor i516.000c&rJan 1'11-14 BOND DEBT Oct 1 1910_ 5137.000
4s
3,000c__Jan 1 1015 Assessed valuation 1910._ _7,172,925
value
5
ctoti_a_1$o.8
al
)O19
001
tnaiexn
$ult,050
ro
(tpaeb
ly1
)rr____J_.juili
0
(
000
2:0
July 1 13
4s
ssess
School
11 (A
1'1160-118
20,000
in
1910
'20-'29
Population
28,000cetrPly1
(est)
July
4345'07
INTEREST on coupon bonds is payable at Seaboard National Bank
.
New York; on registered bonds to the registered holder.

ONEIDA. E. B. French, Chamberlain; D. J. Covell, Clerk'

This city is in Madison County. Incorporated March 28 1901.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
LOANS4s
Refunding Bonds.
- - $969.180 J'ne 1 '11-13
47 ..20r Feb 1 '11-15
J-J $23,000.. _July 1 '11-'35 45 '04 Feb
282.16r_Apr 1 '11-'14
4s
Apr
School Bonds.
1
_ _Apr 1 '11-'15
'11-'18
4s
$24,000r_May
2,500r_
'04
A-0
330
31-N
4s '05 June 165.70_June 1 '11-'15
Public improvement Bonds.
3345 F-A15 $5,000r Aug 15 '11-'12 4s '06 Apr 1,182.39_Apr 1 '11-'16
430'07 M-N 23,21,.79May '11-'17
Local Improvement Bonds.
Water Bonds.
48 '05
Sept $0,250_Sept 1 '11-'15
1915
M-S $50,000r_
330
Paving Bonds.
45
Apr 513,272.72r_Apr 1 '11-'14 310'05 Quer 40.000__July 1 '11-30
1,500r_ _Apr 1 '11-'15 43 '05 *Aug 45.000_ _ _ Aug 1 1925
4s '04 A-0
2,500rFeb 1 '11-'15 TOTAL DEBT Apr 28 1910 5320,664
48 '04 Feb
45 '05 June 1 ,780_ _June 1 '11-'15 Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _4 ,285,000
45 '06 Apr 8.575.80__Apr '11-16 (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
$28.00
430'08 F-A 7,606.50 Feb 1 '11-'17 Tax rate (per 51,000) '10
_8,317
NORTH HEMPSTEAD.
Population in 1010
This town is in Nassau County. M. S. Wood,Clerk (P.0. Manhasset).
York;
New
in
payable
Issues
INTEREST on the water and several other
Roslyn Water Dist. Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due I
Roslyn Landing Imarovem't Bds. 4.808 g '10 M-NJ$18,000 __Nov 1 '15 other bonds in Oneida.
1 90,000.Nov 1'16-30
434g'09 J-J $10,000c_July 1 '16-'25
ONEfDA COUNTY. James T. Somers, Treasurer.
Town Hall Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
Utica is the county seat.
434g'09 J-J $12,000c_July 1 '16-'27 4s '05 J-J $18,000c__July 1 '11-19
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSBridge Bonds.
43ig'09 J-J
10,000c_July 1 '25-'34
4s '09 M-N$150,000r_May 1 '11-'20
Court-House Bonds.
J-J
$3,600r__July 1 '11-14
434g'09 J-J
9,000c_July 1 '25-'33 45
DEBT Oct 0'10_51,005.000
BOND.
'11-'39
Public Dock Bonds,
4sg'06 F-A J10,000c..Aug 1 '16&21 334s '02F-A$280,000r__Feb
1286,000r_Feb 1 '11-'23 Assessed valuation, real_69,155,381
110,0000__Aug 1 1926
430 g 11-S $24,0000.11ch 1 '11-'34
val., personal__ 8,723,788
Assessed
1924
1
_Feb
24,000r__
334s
5,000c.
.Oct 8 '12-'17
A-0
Road Bonds.
55 g
1100,000r_Feb 1 '25-'28 Assessed val., franchises.._ 4,060.651
3.000c_ _Oct 8 '12-'21
A-0
J-D $30,000r_Deo. '11-25 Sag
4s
Total valuation 1909
79,939,850
Road Bonds.
4,
J-J 115,000r_July 1 '11-25 BONDED DEBT Nov '10 5213.000
property
7,570,938
127,000r_July 1 1026 Total assessed val. 1910...13,290.640 5s '08 A-0 $80,000r _April 1911-14 Exempt
A-0 30,000r_AprIl 1911-13 Net assessed val. 1909_ __ _72.368,913
15,000c__Jan 1 '11-25 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_518.70 55
43 '05 J-J
_$4.72
County
tax
1909_
Completion.
(per
51,000)
Court
House
1905
14,163
In
1
'16-'35
20,000c_July
Population
43,4g'09 J-J
139,341
INTEREST on loan of 1905 Is payable at Nassau County Bank; on the 430'07 F-A $55,000r___Feb 18-'28 Population In 1905
434s of 1909at the First National Bank of Mineola; on other loans at office
INTEREST is payable in Utica.
of Supervisor.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.
ONEONTA. C. D. Sewell, City Chamberlain.
This district (P.O. Port Washington) is in Nassau Co. H. Smith. Sec.
This city Is in Otsego County. Incorporated under Chapter 30, Laws of
LOANSWhen Due. (Assessment about q actual value.) 1885; became a city Jan. 1 1900.
430'08 J-J $105,000r_Jan 1 '28-'48 School tax (per 51,000) 1910_516.20 LOANSSewer Bonds.
When Due,
4,500
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910__ $138,000 Population in 1910 (est.)
430'10 F-A $6,500_Aug 15 '11-23
Paving Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910___2,579.650
Funding & Refunding Bonds.
334s '89 Aug 59,000cAug 13 '11-'19
INTEREST is payable at the Bank of N. Hempstead in N. Y. exchange. 330'01 July 30.000r_July 1 '11-'30 3.49 iis'04 Sept311.500e Sep 1 '11-'33
Building Bonds.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10. 3 94805 J-J
3.600c_July 1 '11-'28
H. W. Andrews, Secretary (P. 0. Mineola).
430'10 F-A
7,500_Aug 15 '11-'25 4.15s06 F-A $50.000r_Aug 1 '11-'35
School Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
When Due, BOND. DEBT Oct 1910___532,000
LOANS5s '08 J-J1$15,000__July 1 '13-'37 Assessed valuation 1009_1,153.305 4s
Jan $1 000c_ _ Jan 1 1911 334s '99 M-SJ$8.000r_Mch 15'11-'18
900r___Nich 15 1919
10,000- _ _July 1 1928 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_514.00 4s '07 31-S
8,500c_Mch 8 '11-'27
4,500 __Jan 1 '11-'191
4s '05 _
Refunding Bonds.
454s 06 J-D 80,000r June 12'11-'26
$4,0000„Jan 1 '12-'19
4s '07 J-J
2,509 __ilia 1 10201




Nov., 1910.]

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS

55

LOANSWhen Due.ISchool debt (additional) _ $95,000 PELHAM. L. M. Simonson, Clerk.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _3,581,850
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated in 1896.
3.58s '05,Ian $35.000r Jan 20 '11 '451Total tax (per $1 000) 1909_928.40
When Due. 5s
M-S $8,000r ____1913-1928
BOND. DEBT Jan 1910.. $157,000. Population in 1910
9,491 LOANSStreet Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910-- $75,000
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
4318'09 J-J $60,000r_July 1 '14-'37 Assessed val. real est. '10_ 1,900,000
45%s'09 J-J
4,000r_July 1 '15-'22 Tax rate (per $1,000) '10__ __$10.00
ONONDAGA COUNTY. H. J. Knapp, Treasurer.
4s '09 J-J
3.000r July 1 '15-20
County seat is Syracuse.
INTEREST payable at the Village Treasurer's office in N. Y. exchange.
Court
Due.
When
House Bonds -Con.
LOANS4s '06 J-J 1$360,000r Jan 1 30-'35 PELHAM MANOR. H. N. Babcock, Clerk.
Penitentiary Bonds.
J-J J 45.000c. _July '11-'19
35
1 1936
I 40,000r _Jan
This village Is In Westchester County. Incorporated in 1891
70,000c July '20-'29 BOND. DEBT Jan 1910_91,540,000 LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Women's Dormitory Bonds.
Sinking fund
6 ,066
Highway Bonds.
4s
M-N $60.000c_ ,May 1 1917
4s
A-0 $120,000r _1919-1038 Tax valuation, real._ _ _ _136,266.091 43.4s
M-S $6,000r_Sept 1 '11-'12 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_$100,000
Court House Bonds.
Tax valuation, personal_ 5,731.155 4 3.4s
J-D 25,000r ____1913-1920 AsNessed valuation 1910 _ 1,768,608
4s '04 M-SJ$378,000r Mch I '11-28 Total valuation 1909_ _ _ _141,907 246
Village Hall Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1910-417.77
500,000r_Mch 1 1920 County tax (per $1,000) 190.. _.i.3 1 58 07 M-S $8.000r_ _ Sept '12-'19 Population
638
in 1905
178.441
Population In 1905
Street Bonds.
800
INTEREST on the penitentiary bonds Is payable at Syracuse; on the 4.60s1.0J-D $10,000r_June 10 '15-24 Population in 1910 (est.)
court-house and dormitory bonds at the Morton Trust Co.. New York City.
INTEREST on sewer bonds payable at Knickerbocker Trust Co., New
York; on other Issues to registered holder.
COUNTY.

ONTARIO

Peter R. Cole, Treasurer.

Canandalgua is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.' Court House Bonds,
43 '08 J-J 5 $9,000r __July 1 1915
Road Bonds.
4s g '04 J-J $45,000r _July 1 '11-'13
1100,000r _July 1 '16'-19
137,500r_JulY 1 '11-'13 BOND. DEBT Mch 22 '10 9247,000
4s '08 J-J
25,000r__ _July 1 f914 Assessed real estate, 1909_32,037,818
116,000r_July 1 1915 Population in 1905
52,891
3.000r __Apr 1 1919
48%8'10 A-0 150,000r_Apr 1 '20-'21
21,000r_ _ _Apr 1 1922
INTEREST payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City.

PELHAM UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1.
Durham, Clerk (P. 0. North Pelham).

K.S.

This district of the town of Pelham is in Westchester County.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1910_ _$5,651,075
48
1-A$11,000r$1,000 yly fr '13 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
4s
Dec 70.000r_91,000 yearly School tax (per $1,000) 1910_53.59
4.403'10 July 20,000r July 1 '15-34 Population in 1910 (est.)
3,500
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910__9110,000
INTEREST payable at the U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co. In N. Y. City.

PENN YAN. Fred. H. Lynn, Pres.; A. J. Potter, Clerk.

This village is in Yates County. Incorporated 1810.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
M-N $44,900r _ _1910-1922
33.4s
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ $515,000 45%s'10
J$9,000r_Sept 1 '11-'13 BOND. DEBT Jan 1910___ $150,924
I 3,500r_Sept 1 1914_ Assessed valuation 1909_2.214,288
125.575
Flolting debt Apr 1910
Electric Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 190__44,164,650
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Assessment about % actual value.) 33-is '04A-0 $30,500 ____Oct '11-'22 Village tax rate (per M)'09_515.48
Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1905_ _ _ _ _108.267
Population in 1905
4,504
INTEREST is payable at National 3.708 '04A-0 $31.896r- _Oct '22-'30
4.50s
A-0 38,984r_Oct 1 '11-'21 INTEREST is payable in Penn Yan.
Bank of Orange County in Goshen.

ORANGE COUNTY. Robert Johnston, Treasurer.
County seat is Goshen.
LOANSWhen Due.
334s Feb 1 $300,000r_Feb 1 '15-'34
Road Bonds.
38%0'07 F-A$200.000-.. Feb 1 '15-'34
Court-House and Jail Bonds.
45'05
M-S $1,000. _ Mar 1 1911 13
4348'10 F-A 65,000c_Feb I '12-'24

ORANGETOWN UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4. PERRY. Oscar N. Bolton, Clerk.
This village is in Wyoming

This district (P.0. Nyack) Is In Rockland Co. E. J. S. Van Houten.Pres.
County. Incorporated 1830.
•
H hen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910____$95,000
LOANSwhen Du, 1Assessed valuation 1910. _ $4,574,547 LOANSWater Bonds.
Assessed valuation I910._..1,757.200
4 1is'07 .14 975,000r-filly 1 '1 '361 (Assessment about full value.)
4s
A-0
$43,000r
1915 (Assessment about .4 actual value.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1919_371,0001School tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _9_7.70
Sewer Bonds.
Vii. tax (per $1,000) 1910
$9.00
'Population in 1910 (est.)
J-J $40,000r ____1911-1930 Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at the Nyack National Bank in New York exchange, 3
Street Bonds.
Population in 1910 (est.)
4
3:7
54
09
0'
F A 912.000 r1911-1922
4s
ORLEANS COUNTY. Geo. W. Bennett, Dep. Treas.
INTEREST on water bonds payab e in N. Y. City: on others in Perry.
Albion is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _$119,900 PERRY AND CASTILE (Towns) UNION FREE SCHOOL
Road Bonds.
Total valuation 1909
18,197,103
DISTRICT NO. 6.
55
Feb $16,500r___Fels 1 1911 (Assessment about 65% actual val.'
A district in Wyoming County (P. 0. Perry). 0. N. Bolton, Clerk,
5s
Feb 31,800r_Feb 1I1 '12-'13 State & Co. tax (per $1,000 '09_93 58
When Due.'BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _ $54,004
4 )48'09 ____ 22,000rFeb 10 1914 Population In 1905
31,323 LOANSSchool-Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_, 2,012.130
58
Feb 14,600r_ _Feb 10 1915 Population in 1909 (est.)
30,500
4 3.4 s"07 J-D $50,000r-Dee 1 '12-36 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
County Hospital and Jail nends.
2,000r___ Dec 1 1911 School tax (per 81.000) 1910
88.50
45%s'07 J-D
4s
Feb $35,000r_ Feb 10 '11-'17
Population in 1910 (est.)
5.000
INTEREST on road bonds is payaile in Albion at the Citizens' National
INTEREST Is payable in Perry or New York City.
Bank: on hospital bonds in Lockport

OSSINING. J. W. Sands, Treasurer; R. A. Ward, Clerk.

This village Is In Westchester County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer & Street Improvement Bds.
Street Impt. Bonds.
4s
---- $1,753.26
1912
45%0'10 F-A$121,000__Aug 1 '15-'39 45%s
____
6,582.60
1913
Water Bonds
5s
____ 18,374.82
1913
3.95s'09A-0 $50.000r___Apr 1 1939 Cs____ 191.153.39_5ubJ. to call
4s
___ 24,000___Oct 1 1917 45%0'10 M-S 200,000r_Sept 1 '15-39
4s
-__- 100,000____Oct 1 1918 BOND. DEBT Sept 1910_9691,700
4s
____ 30,000
1919 Water debt (included) _ ___ 204,000
Improvement Bonds.
Certs. of indebtedness
39,199
5s
____ $39,917.57
1931 Assessed valuation 19107,402,858
Deficiency Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908____$9.70
____ $3,000
1912 Population in 1910
35%s
11,480
OSSININO UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. F. G. Wood,Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Oct 16 '10_ _9147,000
School-Building Bonds.
Floating debt
18,000
4.20807 J-J $75.000c.July 1 '11-'25 Assessed valuation 1909_ _8,470,354
58 '08 July 12,000c_July I '26-'27 School tax (per $1,000) 1909__ _97.08
4.104'09 F-A 40.000r_ _Aug 1 '28-'35 Population in 1910 (est.)
9,000
4.358'10 J-J 20,000r_July 1 '36-'391
INTEREST on the 5s, 4.10a and 4.35s payable at Treasurer's office; on
4.20s at office of A. B. Leseb & Co. New York.

PLATTSBURG. A. L. Seneca!, City Chamberlain.
This city Is In Clinton County. Incorporated as a city in 1902.

LOANSWhen Due,
Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
"4SschCoolj-liontis2,000c_July 1 '11-'31
3358
J-J $16,000c_July 1 '11-'26
J-J
330
18,000__July 1 '11-'28 48
$4,200
J-J
J-J
3345
27,000„Jan 1 '11-'37
($2,000 yearly in January.)
330
16,000__July 1 '11-'26 BOND. DEBT July 14 '10_9214,200
J-J
45
J-J
3,000__July 1 '11-'15 Total assessed val. 1909__ _3,395,8954s
17,000
J-J
1915 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _ -$30.00
45
J-J $18,000c ___1911-1928 Population in 1905
10,184
33.4s '05J-J
50,000c___July 1 1925 Population in 1910
11.1384s'10 M S 25,000
INTEREST is payable in New York City at the Union Dime Savings
Institution and the Irving Savings Institution; In Albany at the Home Saw.
Bank; in Auburn at the Auburn Savings Bank and in Poughkeepsie at thePoughkeepsie Savings Bank.

PLEASANTVILLE. W. S. Moore, Clerk.

This village is in Westchester County.
LOANSWhen Due. Is '08 J-D J$3,500_ _June 1 '13-'37
33-0'01
$20,000__Oct 1 '11-'30
1 2,000_ _June 1 '13-'163.658'02_ __
5.000_ _Apr 1 '11-'15 4s '03 ____
2.720_ _Sept 1 '11-'17
4;0'03 ____
750_ _Sept 1 '11-'13 48 '04 ____ 32,200__Aug 1 '11-'33
OSWEGO. James H. Chrystal, Chamberlain.
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $143,930.
This city is in Oswego County. Inc as a town in 1828 and as a city 1848. 4s '06 J-D $27,250,. _June 1 '11-35 Assessed valuation 1908__1,150,071
LOANSWhen Due.
Improvement Bonds,
Is '07 J-J
8,000r_July 1 '12-'36
(Assessment about full xalue.)
City Bonds.
4s
___ $4,289 26
Street Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1 000) 1908_ $13.20
J-D$192.000c ____1911-1918 5s
334s
___
11,001 15
4s '06 J-D $38,500_ June 1 '11-35 Population In 1905
1,585
A-0 44,0000 _ _ _1911-1917
(Subject to call at any time.)
834s
($7,000 due yearly.)
130ND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ _$879,000 PORT CHESTER. T. T. Connolly, Treasurer.
4s
5,000c __ _ _1911-1015 Assessment debt (add'I)____ 15,890
A-0
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated May 14 1868.
Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
35,461
Street-Improvement Bonds (Can.)
When Due,
A-0$330.000r_ _Apr 1 '11-'22 Total valuation 1910_ _ _ _ _11,852,043 LOANS$3.45
Relief Bonds.
5s g '09 J-J $6,000_ _July 15 '11-'22
434(3'08 J-D 243,000r_June 1 '11-'28 Total tax (per 81.000) 1910._ $27 00 Is Tax
g
'09
$25,000__July
J-J
5s
15
'10 F-A 21,730.17 _1911-1920'
1912
Bridge Bonds
Population in 1905
22.572 5s '10 J-J
50,000_ _Jan 15 1913
Fire Bonds.
43.0'10 F-A 965,000r_Aug IS '11-'20 Population In 1910
23,868
Street-Improvement Bonds.
3.70s'05 g M-N $37,500r_Nov '11-'35
INTEREST on water, city and bridge bonds is payable in New York; on 35%s'98
A-0 $25,000c_Oct 1 '11-'23 4s '09 F-A 11,000r__Feb 1 '11-'21
improvement bonds at City Chamberlain s office.
($2,000 due yearly.)
7.500r_.Feb 1 '11-'25
48 '09 F-A
33-48 g '00 A-0 8,000c___Oct '11-'18 Is '09 F-A
4,000r_ _Feb 1 '11-'18
OSWEGO COUNTY. Fred. M. Moore, Treasurer.
45%s'07
J-J
1,800r_July
1
1,500r__Feb 1 '11-'13
'11-'12
F-A
53
'09
Oswego is the county seat.
4 1,
,s'07 J-J
23,000r_July I '11-33 58 '09 F-A
5,000r_ _Feb 1 '11-'20
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$15,984 4s '03 J-D
6,000r_June 1 '11-'24 5s '09 F-A
1.000r__Feb 1 '11-'1Z
Total valuation 1909
Bridge Bonds.
29,704,190 4s '03 J-D
4,000r_June 1 '11-'18 5s '10 A-0
1,500___Oct 1 '14-'16
4348'08 Aug $18,000r_ Aug 1 '11-'12 (Assessment about 80% actual value) 4s '05 A-0
Road Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ .$5.50 45 '05 34-N 25,000r_May 1 '11-'35
Jail Bonds.
1,000r___Nov 1 1911 4s '02 J-J
$4,500c_July 1 '11-'19
4348'08 M-S5930,000r_Mch 1 '13-'15 Population in 1905
70,110 4 '05 F-A
3,000r_Aug 1 '11-'13 Is '10 A-0 35,000_ Oct 1 '11-'45
1 55.000r_Mch 1 '16-'20 Population in 1910 (est.)
70,881 5s '07 J-D 13,000r..Dec 1 '11-'23
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1910 3103,000
58 '07 J-D 11,000r_Dec I '11-'21 35%g'04 F-A $30,000r___Aug '11-'30
INTEREST on the bridge bonds Is payable at the First National Bank 5s
'07 J-D
1,05)0r___Dee 1 1911 33,0'00 M-N 11,000c_Nov 1 '11-'15
of Oswego; on the jail bonds at the Chase National Bank in N. Y. City.
Is '07 J-D 14,000r_Dee 1 '11-'24 43-4g'07 J-J
16,000r_July 1 '11-'26
1,000r___Dec 1 1911 5s '08 Ai-N
OTSEGO. II. K. Murdock, R. It. Comm.(P. 0. Cooperst'n). 4s '06 J-D
4,500r_Nov 1 '11-'19
5s '08 M-N
4,000r_Nov 1 '11-'14 5s '08 M-N
1,000r_Nov 1 '11-'1Z
This town is in Otsego County. Incorporated Feb. 20 1869.
5s '08 M-N
4,000r_Nov 1 '11-14 Is '09 M-S
7,000r__Mch 1 '11-'24
LOANSWhen Due. Refunding-(Con.)
5,000r_Nov 1 '11-'15 Is '09 F-A
Refunding.
1.500r_Feb 1 '11-'13
3.1-S 97,500c_ Arch 11014 5s '08 M-N
14s
1,500r_Nov 1 '11-'13 5s '10 A-0 20,000_ _ _Oct 1 '14-'33
M-S $24 e000_Sept I'll '26 4s '10 M-S 14,000c_Mch 1 '11-'24 5s '08 M-N
$3.45
Gun Brook Drain Bonds.
500r__ _Nov 1 1911
8,000e_Sept 1 '27-'30 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910____988,700 5s '08 M-N
1,500r_Nov 1 '11-'13 4s g '04 A-0 $22.000c-Apr '11-'32
330
M-S 15,000c_ __Mch 1 1932 Assessed valuation 1900_ _ _3.476,599 Is '08 M-N
3,000r_Nov 1 '11-'16
Drainage Bonds.
M'S
1,200c_ _Mch '11-'16 Total tax (per 91.000) '09__ _ _$12 60 5s '08 M-N
33.45
43-4s'08
10,000r_Nov 1 '11-'21 4s g '02 J-J
$5,000e_July 1 '11-'15
M-S
4,500c_ _Mch '17-'31 Population in 1905
33.45
4,482 43.4s'08 M-N 12,000r_Nov
1 '11-'22 4s g '06 M-N
4,000r_Mch 1 '11-'14
M-S 14,500c_Mch 1 1923 Population in 1909 (est.)
4s
5.000
INTEREST payable at First and Second National banks of Cooperstown. 55 '08 M-N 4,000r_Nov 1 '11-'14 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1910- $541,736
7,000r_Nov 1 '11-'17 Assessed valuation 1909_10,073,075
Is '08 M-N
PEEKSKILL. A. E. Cruger, Village Clerk.
1,500r_Nov 1 '11-'13 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
48 '08 M-N
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated 1826.
430'08 M-N 30,000r_Nov 1 '11-'40 Village tax (per $1,000) '09-$12.65
6,000r__Feb
F-A
LOANS09
1 '11-22 Population In 1905
as
When Due.
11.198
Sewer Bonds.
Water Bonds.
330
,
__ $51,284 70 Augl'19-'44 Is '09 F-A $6,000r__Feb 1 '11-'221Population in 1910
INTEREST on the sewer bones, the tire-house bonds and the street3.705 J-J $40,000_ _July 11022 4s
2 91e
F-A 16,900
___
10,000--Nov 1 1929
33.45
($2,000 due yearly on Aug. 1.) improvement bonds of 1905 due Nov. 1 1911 is payable at First National
J-J 1.436 18.__July 1 1933 3.7s
as
___
16,600„July15 '30-'46 Bank. Portclaester.
M-N 28,160. _Nov 1 '11-'3' 4s_ _ _
.5,200_ _ Oct 1 '20-29 POUGHKEEPSIE. John K. Sague,
33.45
Mayor; Edward Bur3,e,5s .1,1
20,000 _ __ _July 1 1935
Refunding Water Bonds.
4.15s'08 A-0 60,000r_Oct 1 1038 3.65s '04 J-J $124,000r_ _July 1 1934
gess, Chamberlain; Thos.F. Whalen, Clerk.
4'05s'09F-A 80,000____Aug 1 1939 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $456,571
This city is the county seat of Dutchess County. Incorporated 1854.
Fire Bonds.
Other liabilities
43,652 LOANSWhen Due.
Railroad Bonds.
1911-1912 Assessed valuation 19077,234,633
4s
Ceuta.(Sink. Fd. Commissioners') 35 Fundinlig-NBoild6..
- - - 9900
_
,000r___May '11-18
Paving Bonds.
City tax (per $1 000) 1903
M-S $15,000r____Sept 1928
3
40
A-0 944.000__Oct I '11-'32 Population in 1905
0
10
9
M-N 59,000r____Nov 1928 75
.20
13
39
M-N $83,000c&r-May 1 1914
17.000____00t 1 1911 Population In 1910
48
___
15,245 3;3 kis
M'S
__Melt 1919




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NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

[VoL. Lxxxxl.

Rate of Tax
Personal
Real
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSFranchise. per $1,000.
Property.
Estate.
3;is
A-01$36.000r__Oct 1 '11-'28 YearsWater Bonds.
$13,059,600 $19.32
$8,305,500
$143,624,685
1 17,000r_Oct 1 1929 1910
45 '09 M-S $115.000___Mch 1 1929
19 65
12,075,200
7.142,250
134,905,040
M-N 100.000c&r__May'11-12 3 Ms
F-A 75,000r___ _Feb 1935 1909
75
18 90
11,781,225
7,180,250
130,397,795
M-N 100.000c&rMay 1913 3;is
Ts
M-N 128.500r_Nov '11-'29 1908
18 94
5,742,825
6,952,050
114,244,975
4a
M-S 15,000r_ _ _Mch '11-25
131,500r_ __ Nov 1930 1905
19 83
4,544,520
9,108,630
102,295,000
M-N
M-SJ 30,000r. Sept '11-'30 1900
3,000r_ _ May '11-13 35
4s
15 20
5,937.950
88,0 3,7 0
M-N 13,000r__May 1911
1 10,000r.._ _ _Sept 1930 1890
34s
23 88
1,430,144
34,408,725
3 Ms
M-N 19,000r__May 1912 3;is
M-S 105,000r_Sept 15 '10-30 1880
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 218,149; in 1905 was 181,666; In 1900 it
3;is
M-N 3,000r_ .. _May '1113 3;is
M-S 105,000r_Sept 11 1931
3 Ms
M-N
M-N 97,000r___May 1 1923 was 162,608; In 1890, 133,896; in 1880, 89,366; in 1870, 62,386.
7,900r. __May '11-17 33-is
31s
M A 20,000r_ _. May 1019 3345 '04F-A 53,000r___Feb 1 1934 ROCKLAND COUNTY. W. G. Hamilton, Treasurer.
3s
F-A
3,000r_ _ __Feb '11-13 3;is '06F-A 82,000r___ Feb 1 1926
New City is the county seat.
48 '07 F-A 40,000..... Aug 1 1917 4s '07 M-S 40,000r_Mch 1 1927
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910...3404,000
4 Ms'08 M-N 63,000c&r_May 1 1928 LOANS- Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
77,000
Floating debt
Funding
45
J-J $60 000r_ _June '15-'17 43s'10 A-0 90,000r_ __Apr 1 1930 33s
June 1914-'24 Assessed valuation, real 24,165,165
3110,000r
J-D
'10.31,580,000
1.6
Mch
D'T
FD.
TOT.
11-'14
_June
J-D
8.000r_
45
902,320
personal...
val.,
Assessed
Sept
'11-'13
18,000r
1
f
6,000rMch '11-'16 Total valuation 1909_ _ _ _ _14,771,240
45
J-D
575,247
Sept 1 '14-'23 Franchises
F-A 20,000r_Aug 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_427.40 4s '05 M-S1 70,000r
3343
565.438
8.000r Sept 1 1924 Bank stock
27,936
F-A 10,000r___Feb 1 1912 Population in 1910
334s
26,208,619
valuation1909
Total
'25-'34
1
Sept
180,000r
Feb 1911
F-A 10,000r
38
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
County Bonds.
45,032
J-J $18,000r Mch 1 '11-'13 Population in 1905
5s
QUEENS COUNTY.
46,000
INT. payable at New City, N. Y. Population in 1910 (est.)
County seat Is Long Island City. A good part of the old County of
law
a
and
York.
changing the ROCKVILLE CENTRE. Geo. W. Rorer, Clerk
Queens 13 now Included in the Greater New
name of that portion of the old county outside of Greater New York to NasThis village Is in Nassau County. Incorporated July 15 1893.
sau County went Into effect Jan. 1 1899. The amount of outstanding bonds LOANSWpter Bonds (Continued).
When Due.
of this county which will be chargeable to the city of New York has been
$3,500r_July 1 '11-'17
4.40r07J-J
Light Bonds
finally determined by the Supreme Court (V. 71, p. 875). Under this de- 3.70s g '97 A-0 $3,000r_Oct 28'11-13 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910._ _$67,170
for
liable
$3,796,032
11
of
made
old
the
was
-1,713,793
York
cision the city of New
3;is g '00 J-J 10,670c&rJuly 1 '11-21 Assessed valuation 1910. _.
debt of Queens County as It stood at the date of division and the remaining 3.855 '06 J-D 7,000r_June 1 '13-'10 (Assessment about kI actual value.)
$9.50
$1,011,967 89 became an obligation of Nassau County. Instead of appor- 4.20s'09M-S
4,500r_Sept 1 '11-'19 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910
2,440
tioning certain bonds to New York City and to Nassau County, the debt
Population Jan 1 1906
Water Bonds.
3,667
and interest will not be divided, but will be paid by New York City, Nassau 4s '95 J-J $29,500r Jan 1 '15-20-25 Population in 1910
County paying over Its proportion as It becomes due. New York City 3.653 '02 J-J
8,000r.Jan. 1 '11-'26 INT. payable In Rockville Centre.
pays /8952414973 of the principal and Interest as It becomes due. and
ROME. A. R. Kessinger, Mayor; A. L. MacMaster, Clerk.
Nassau County "21047585027.
The statement below shows the obligations of the old County of Queens
This city Is in Oneida County. Incorporated March 8 1870.
Water Bonds
which remained outstanding on April 1 1910.
When Due.
LOANSJ-J 3160,000rSept 15 1911
Sewer Bonds.
334s
Bonds.
Gold
Due.
When
LOANSJ-J $130,000r Apr 15 '11-'21 4s '08 J-J 100,000r___July 1 1928
4s g
J-J $151,000g__July 1 1916 48
Road Bonds.
90,000r ___Nov 2 1928
($5,000 yearly to 1920: bal. due 1921) 4s '08 J-J
Funding Bonds.
A-0$340,000___Oct 15 1917
43
50,000r_ Apr 5 1929
J-J 337.000r Apr 15 1921 4s '09 J-J
J-D f$160,000_Dec 1 '11-'26 4s
48
M-N 375,000___Nov 15 1917 4s
4s '09 J-J 155,000r___July 1 1929
Street Bonds.
1 60,000._ _ Dec 1 1927
4s
J-D 55,000._Dec 27 1917
J-J
'10
4s
'11-'22
1
M-N
Nov
4s
$18,000r
25,000__Jan 2 1921
1917
15
50,000__Dec
J-D
Is
11017
J-D1339,000_Dec
4s
43
A-0 11.000r Apr 15 '11-'21 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1910_4783,500
Building Bonds.
J-D 290.000___Dec 15 1917
4s
Water debt (Included)
575,000
J-D$120,000......Dec 15 1927
J-J 400,000_May 1 1922 4s
4s g
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _7,162,024
Other Bonds.
43
M-N 275,000g__Nov 11016
INTEREST Is payable in Rome Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_332.24
J-J 390,000___Jan 1 '11-'19
4s
A-0 618,000___Apr 1 1917 49
Population in 1905
4s
A-0 135 000_ Oct 1 1917 TOTAL DEBT Oct 31'10_$4,468,000 and New York City.
6;4
10
2
2
67
69
Population in 1910
N. Y. City's proportion_3,627,593.92
Schools
Nassau's proportion_ _ _ _ 940,406 08 ROME SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. D. J. Kelly, Supt.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_ $75,000
LOANSRENSSELAER. J. W. Adams, Treasurer.
$7,000r_July 1 '11-'17 Assessed valuation 1910_6,138,835
J-J
3 Ms
This city, formerly the village of Greenbush, was incorporated April 1897, 43
F-A 26,000r_Feb 1 '11-'18 Schoot tax (per $1,000) 1910_48.315
and is in Rensselaer County. A bill passed by the Legislature of 1901 4s '09 M-S 41,000r_ Mch 1 '19-'28 INTEREST payable In Rome.
annexed to the city the village of Bath-on-the-Hudson and part of the town
RYE (Village). Geo. L. Henderson, Clerk.
of East Greenbush.
This village Is In Westchester County. Incorporated in 1904.
Paving Bonds (Continued)
LOANSWhen Due.
Dock Bonds.
When Due.
Is '05A-0
$1,000r__ Oct 26 1911 LOANSFire Department Bonds
55 '08 M-S $15.000r_Mch 10 '13-'37
Sewer Bonds.
43 '05 M-S $1.000r__Sept 28 1911 4Ms'09 A-0 17,000r_Apr 30 '11-'27
DEBT Nov 1910_ $490,000
10
BOND.
'13-'38
M-S$300,000r_Mch
'08
5s
A-0
1
00'09
16,000r__Oct' 11-'26
7,500r_Oct 30 '11-'25
430'08 A-0
Assessed valuation 1910..8,645,902
Fire House Bonds.
Soldiers' & Sailors' Monum't Fund.
5,000r_Oct 30 '11-'20
430'08 A-0
4 Ms'10 M-S $3,000r_Sept 1 '12-'14 5s '08 M-S $40,000r_Mch 10 '13-'38 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
Sewer Bonds (City's portion).
4 Ms'10 M-S 10,000r_Mch 10'15-'24 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _ _ _$9.95
School Bonds
00'09 M-N $2,500r_Nov 15 '11-'15
Pop'n In 1910 (est.).4,500 to 5,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
M-S $12,000c_Mch 18 '11-16
Paving Bonds.
414s
5,0000 Aug 1 1911 5s '08 M-S$125,000r_Mch 10 '13-'38
4s
$56,000c Sept 11 1911
Sep
INTEREST payable at Central Trust Co. In New York City.
F-A.{ 6.000c Aug 1 1916
Oct
32,000c Oct 20 1911 4s
4s
7,000c Aug 1 1921
Dec
72,0000 Dec 15 1911
48
(Town). J. Haight, Supervisor (P. 0. Port Chester).
30 000c Oct 11 1912 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 '10_ _ _$408,306 RYE
A-0
48
This town is in Westchester Coun y.
84,000c July 15 '11-'38 Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _5,536,475
48
J-J
When Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910 $562,000
128,000r July 15 '11-'38 (Assessment about 85% actual value) LOANSJ-J
4s
Assessed valuation 1909_ _19,175,256
Highway Bonds.
1 4.000r July 15 1937 City tax (per $1,000) 1010_._$12.07 3143
J-D $110,000r_rne 1 '11-'32 (Assessm't about 84% actual value.)
10,715
14,000r July 1 '11-'24 Population in 1905
43'04J-J
10,000r_Feb 1 13-'22 Town tax (per $1,000) 1909...410.11
10,171 40'09 ___
5,000r Sept 28 '11-'151 Population in 1910
4s '05M-S
18,077
Park Bonds
Population in 1905
INT. at Albany Co. Bank.
20.000
3.85g'09F-A$400,000r_Feb 15 '19-'38 Population in 1908 (est.)
15
Feb
g
'19-'58
40,000r
43
F-A
'09
Arthur
COUNTY.
MacArthur,
Treasurer;
RENSSELAER
INTEREST is payable at First National Bank, Port Chester.
Edwin Morrison, Deputy County Treasurer.
RYE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. C. C. Holden, Clerk
County seat is Troy.
(P. 0. Mamaroneck).
Toll Road Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS5
60
00
3:5
When Due. Assessed valuation 1910_ _ $2,614
LOANS30'92 F-A $39,000r__Feb 1 '11-'23 4s
Court-House Bonds (reg.)1911-1921 (Assessment about 86% actual value)
J-D $14,750
Hospital Bonds.
335'05 A-03120.000r__Apr 1 '11-'30
9,000_ _Jan 1 '11-'28 School tax (per $1,000) 1910._ _$6.74
4s '02 J-J
33s'96 A-0 105.000r_ _Apr 1 '31-'45 48 '09 M-N $28,000r__May 1 '11-'24 4.305'07J-D 26.000_ _June 1 '17-'42 Population in 1910 (est.)
Sinking Fund Bonds.
3;15'97 A-0 25,000r__Apr 1 '41-'45
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910____$49,750
330'97 A-0 $75,000r__Apr 1 '13-'17
Armory Bonds.
INTEREST payable at Mamaroneck In New York exchange.
Refunding Bonds.
330'02 F-A $18,000r__Feb 1 '11-'19
FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3. W. Billington, Clerk'
3Ms'05 F-A $25,000c__Feb 1 '11-'35 RYE UNION$35,000_
War Bonds (renewal).
_Nov 1 '14-'331Assessed valuation 1908_44,555,776
43 '97 F-A $12,000c__Feb 1 '11-'16 330'06 F-A 26.000r__Feb 1 '11-'36 5s '09 Nov July 1909_ __ 459,5001School tax (per $1,000)
1908._ $875
DEBT
BOND.
3;0'00 F-A 20,000o_ _Feb 1 '11-'30 45 '07 F-A 17,000r_ _Feb 1 '11-'27
House of Industry Bds.(renew.).
RYE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4.-E. G. Lautman, Supt.
30'99 F-A 11,000c__Feb 1 '11.'21
Portchester).
F-A
$24,000c_ _Feb 1 '11-'22 o
7,000cFeb 1 '11-'17 33.s'02
3548'01 F-A
ols (P. 0.
sho
AcN
LfOS
When Due.
1911-1922
18
1,000
BOND. DEBT Oct. 13 1910 $758,500
Highway Bonds.
1923
$967r___Apr 1 1911 4s
1,000
3343'05 F-A $57,500r__Feb 1 '11-'33 Total assessed val. 1909_85,774,176
10,000r__Apr 1 '12-'16
1,900
30'06 F-A 26,000rFeb 1 '11-'36 (Assessment about full value.)
4
26
193
1927-1
14,000
4s '07 F-A 75,000r_ _Feb 1 '11-'35 County tax (per $1,000) 190944.415 40'10 A-0 15,000r_ _Apr 1 '17-'21
122,637
4s '09 F-A 48,000r .Feb 1 '11-'34 Population in 1905
20,000r __Apr 1 '22-'26 BOND. DEBT July 1 19104183,667
25,000r__Apr 1 '27-'31 Assessed valuation 1910._ _8,035,475
INTEREST on registered bonds Is payable at the office of the County
1911-1925 School tax (per $1,000) '10_ _411.00
Treasurer; on coupon bonds at National State Bank, Troy.
45,000
1926 Population in 1010 (est.)
13,000
2700
ROCHESTER. Chas. F. Pond, Comp.; L. M. Otis, Treas.
'payable at Savings flank, Portchester.
INTERES
Rochester is the county seat of Monroe County. Incorporated 1834.
LOANSWhen Due
Refunding RR.
RYE AND HARRISON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Consolidated Loan.
30 '93F-A$730,000r Feb 1 1913
NO.6. E. L. Gilbert (P. 0. Harrison), Clerk Bd. Educ.
$51,000r__Apr 15 1912
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1903.)
When Due.IBOND. DEBT May 1909__ $69,000
3;0'82 F-A{ 40,000r___July 1 1912
Water Works.
LOANS9,000r___Sept 1 1912 43 '93-'6F-A$300.000r Feb 1 1943 53 '08 M-N $63,000c ____1917-19421Assessed valuation 1908...1.665,000
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
Bridge Bonds.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5. Cornelius It.
3s '90 J-J $100,000r__Jan 1 1920 3s '92F-A$500,000r Feb 1 1942 SAG HARBOR
(Subject to call after 1912.)
(Subject to call Jan 1 1900.1
Sleight, Secretary.
in the town of Easthampton, Suffolk County.
334s'91 J-J $100.000r July 1 1921 33s '94F-A$950,000r Feb 1 1944
located
This district Is
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1914.)
When Due. I Assessed valuation 1909_ _ $1,296,750
(Subject to call July 1 1901.)
LOANS33(3'92 J-J $100,000r_ _Sept 1 1921 33.s'94 F-A$250,000r Aug 1 1914 4s
Oct $21,0000_Oct 1 '11-'17 (Assessment about U actual value.)
Water Refunding.
(Subject to call Sept 1 1901.)
Nov 35,800r_Nov 1 '18-'28 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_314.70
5s
Convention Hall Bonds
3 Ms'05M-N$360,000r May 1 1935 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910.. $55,8001Population in 1910 (est.)
4s '09 J-D 1100.000r.. June 1 1929
Water Works Refunding.
INTEREST payable at the Peconic Bank of Sag Harbor.
30 '03J-J$2,830,000r_jan 1 1933
East Side Trunk Sewer
ST. JOHNSVILLE. H. Van Valkenburg, Clerk.
J-J $150,000r Jan 1 '22-'27
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1913.)
4s
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
Water Shed Bonds.
This village is in Montgomery County.
4.000
3.
erNBoovnd s
w6
When Due. 4 48e,0
J-J 225,000r Jan 1 '13-21 3s '98F-A$200,000r Aug 1 1918 LOW
3;is
A
$
r _N v 1 '11-35
(Subject to call after 20 years.)
er Bonds.
aNtS3)s '04J-J 170.000r July 1 1924
DEBT
Apr 1910_479,000
BOND.
'11-'18
1
$8,000r_Aug
Local improvement Bonds.
J-J 250,000r Jan 1 '28-'37
334s
4 Ms
Aug
3,000r_May 15 '19-'21 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _ _ 971.378
334s '04,14 100,000r July 1 38-'41 33-4s '99 F-A$500,000r Oct 2 1919 4 Ms
May
3,000r_Jan 1 '11-'16 (Assessment about 54 actual value.)
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1909.)
(Subject to call July 1 1914.)
Jan
4s
3343 '04J-J f300,000r July 1 1914 4s
Park Bonds.
May 7,000r_May 1 '11-'24 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009_ _ _ ..$11.93
1500,000r July 1 1924 4s
Sept 14,000r_Sept 2 '11-'24 Population in 1905
3s '88 J-J $300,000r July 1 1928
6,000r..July 1 '11-'24 Population in 1909 (e5t.)
1 2
2:
45 '08 J-J 1.000.000r_Sept 1 1938 3 Ms
7300
(Subject to call July 1 1898.)
July
3Ms'96 J-J $60,000r___Jan 1 1936 (Subject to call after Sept. 1 1918.)
SALAMANCA. E. F. Fenton, Deputy Clerk.
School Bonds.
(Subject to call Feb 29 1908.)
This village is in Cattaraugus County.
43'06-'09J-J $300,000r_June 1 '11-'22
Market Bonds.
•
Paving Bonds
Whets Due.
LOANS330'04 J-J $144,000r. Jan 1 1914
4.898'06F-A $8,993.92 Aug 1 '11-'26
Water Bonds
(Subject to call after 1909.)
'11-'27
33is
1
____ 17,543.20.July 1 1920
$17,000r...Aug
'07
5s
interest
F-A
are
payable
and
at
of
bonds
office
the
INTEREST-All
the
____
9,467.84_Ang 1 1926
1.000r__ -Aug 1 1911 4.955
4s '06 F-A
Union Trust Co of New York. flscal agents of the city.
____ 65,000r _Nov '15-'35 BOND. DEBT Oct 10 1910_$161,005
3.853
16,400
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &C.
Floating debt
Light Bonds.
83,000
Oct.1 1910, Oct. 1 1909. Oct. 11908. Jan, 1 1907. 5s '07 F-A $3.500r-Aug 1 "
1 17 Water debt (included)
'
6,000r_Atur 1 '12-'23 Assessed valuation 1910...1,322,230
Bonded debt
$10,619,000 $10,744,000 $10,795,445 $10,034,333 55 '07 F-A
____ 13,000____Nov '15-35 (Assessment about 1-3 actual val.)
5,560,000
5,560,000
Water debt (included) _ _ 5,560,000
5,780,000 3.855
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _$20.00
'ark Bonds.
On Oct.1 1910 the city had a sinking fund of $1,038,923.80. In addition 4.403'09A-0 $9.500._._Oct 1 1930 Population
5,455
in 1905
to the above debt, the city had on Oct. 1 1910 a floating debt of $3,252,827,
5.792
Sidewalk Bonds
Population in 1910
consisting of outstanding notes.
45
---- $10,000c___Dec 11020
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The city's assessed valuation and tax rate
INTEREST on the water bonds of 1906 and the park bonds is payable
at the Salamanca Trust Co. In Salamanca,
have been as follows, real estate being assessed at about actual value.




Nov., 1910.]

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS.

57

SALAMANCA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4. W. K. HarINTEREST on the 434 % court-house bonds of 1908 is payable at the
rison, President.
Rochester Savings Bank; on the court-house 4s at the Citizens' Trust Co. in
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 3 1910.. $92,000 Schenectady; on the funding
bonds at the Brooklyn Savings Bank. Brook$20,000r _Nov 1 '11-'20 Assessed valuation 1909__1,289,068 lyn, N. Y.:on the 434% court-house
bonds of 1910 at the SchenectadyTr.Ce.
430'09 J-J
30,000r _Nov 1 '21-30 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_516.60
SCOTIA.
40,000r _Nov 1 '31-'40 Population in 1010 (est.)
John Miller, Pres.; H. H. Johnson, Clerk.
7.000
INTEREST payable at Salamanca Trust Co. In New York Exchange.
This village is in Schenectady County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
SALINA. P. J. B. Smith, Supervisor (P. 0. Liverpool).
Drainage Bonds.
5s '10 ___
$2,000____Aug 1 1926
This town is in Onondaga County
4.90s'06F-A $6,000c__Aug 1 1911
Renewal Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due 'Assessed valuation 1909_$1,534,861 Ss '07 F-A
8,500r_Nov 1 '12-27$2,000r
1922
Railroad Aid Bonds.
1
(Assessment about full value.)
5s ,10 ___
6,000____Aug 1 1027 4'%s'09 F-A 1 4.1300r
1923
48
1911-1937 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__$12.02
M-S $93,600
Village Hall Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _$93,6001Populatior in 1905
_3,826 4.90s'06F-A $2,000c __Aug 1 1911 BOND. DEBT 5,000r
1910__$21$1,0
24
Oct
900
INTEREST payable in New York City at the Union Trust Co.
It '07 F-A
6.000r__Nov 1 '12-'27 Floating debt
10,000
5s '10 ___
SANDY HILL (See Hudson Falls).
2,000_ __ _Aug 1 1926 Assessed valuation 1910._ 1,192,08 10
2
Water Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1010_ __544.30
SARANAC LAKE. S. A. Miller, Clerk.
4.00s '06 F-A$25,000c_Aug 1 '11-'35 Population in 1905
2,168
This village is In Franklin and Essex counties. Incorp. In June 1892.
5s '07 F-A
9,500r Nov 1 '12-'27 Population 1909 (postal census) 2,
1860
68
LOANSFire Dept. Bonds.
When Due.
5s '10 ___
4,600___ -Aug 1 1926
Sidewalk Bonds.
Is '08 J-J
INTEREST on the bonds of 1007
$3,500r_Jan 1 '13-'19
is payable at the Schenectady Trust Co.
3348'01 F-A $10,500r ___1911-1931 4.458'10J-J
15,000__July 1 '15-'39 SEA CLIFF.
Peter Rohrbach-Jr., Clerk.
Street Improvement Bonds
Sewer Bonds
This village is In Nassau County. Incorporated In 1883.
430'08 M-S 1$1,000r___Sept 1 1925 48 '02 F-A $30,666.66__1011-1932
LOANS
BWonUdns.Due. I BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ _$36,850
124,000r_Sept 1 '26-'37 4s '06 J-J
18,000r_July 1 '31-'66
Front Purchase
9,000c_Sept 1 '25-'33 430
430'09 M-S
School bonds (additional). 10,000
13,000r_Sept 1 '13-'38 5s g
s-a
'07
M-N
$2,500c_Nov
410'08 M-S 40,000__Sept 1 '17-26 410'09 M-S
1 '12-'16 Assessed valuation 1910_1,599.750
9,000r _Sept 1 '14-'31 43s M-N
$8,830.56c_Nov 23 '11-'27 Village tax (per $1,000) '10__$11.50
430 '09M-S 15,000„Sept 1 '16-30
Crematory Bonds.
Highway Bonds1
Water Bonds.
Population in
,75
4.455'10E-A $9000.. Aug 1 '15-'32
1905
0
5s '94 July $28.000r
1923 TOT. BD, DT, Oct 16 1910_$271,480 5sM-S $25,000c_Sept 1 '11-'20 Population in 1910
1,694
N
ITEREST
payable at Sea Cliff Bank.
1924 Assessed valuation 1910..„2,483,320
5s '06 Jan 10,000r
330'01 F-A 40,000r ____1911-1931 (Assessment about 40% act. value.) SENECA FALLS (Town). W. E. Hull, Supervisor.
48 '03 F-A 39,600r _ _ _1911-1933 Village tax (per $1,000) 1909_515.00
This town is in Seneca County.
32.000r....July 1 '35-'66 Population In 1905
45 '06 J-J
3,834 LOANSWhen Due. Total valuation 1909
13,937,136
5,000r_ _Jan 1 '36-'40 Population in 1910
48 '06 J-J
4.893
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about actual value.)
430'10 M-N 28000.. May 1 40-'67
J-J $40,000c_July 1 '11-'14 Total tax (per $1,000)
4s
1909__$9.27
INTEREST payable at Saranac Lake
5s
J-J 110,0000_ _July 1 1913 Population in 1900
7,305
TOTAL DEBT Apr 1910 $I60,000 Population In 1905
SARATOGA COUNTY. John K. Wallbridge, Treasurer.
INTEREST on 5s is payable by the Metropolitan Trust Co. New 74
Ballston Spa is the county seat.
ork
4
City:
on 45 at N. W. Harris & Co., New York City.
LOANSWhen Due.
Road Bonds
Building Bonds.
55 '09 F-A $100,000cFeb 5 '14-'18 SENECA FALLS (Village). John M. Guion, Clerk.
F-A{___
$12,000cFeb 1 1911 58 '10 M-N
This village is in Seneca County. Incor,In 1831; re-Incorporated In
0,000__Nov 1 '20-21
1902.
330'02
13,000c___Feb 1 1912
10,000____Nov 1 1922 LOANSWhen Due.) Funding Bonds
14,000c_ __Feb 1 1913 BOND. DEBP Oct 3 '10_ $139,000
Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at office of Assessed valuation 1909- _27,332.602 430'06 A-0558,933 34cOct 1 '11-'36 48 '09 F-A $15,000 Feb 1 '11-'14
BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1910.. $126,073
County Treasurer.
Population in 1905
62,654 4.70s'08 J-J 46,200r_ _Mch 2 '11-'38 Assessed valuation 1910_ _3,190,877
Bridge Bonds.
Village tax (per $1,000) 1910-116.44
SARATOGA SPRINGS. A. L. Churchill, Receiver of Taxes. 310
J-D
$3,960c_Dec 15 '11-'12 Population in 1910
6 508
This village is in Saratoga County. Incorporated 1866.
INTEREST is payable at the Exchange National Bank and the State
LOANSWhen Due.
Village Hail Bonds.
Bank of Seneca Falls in Seneca Falls.
Water Bonds.
48
Aug $50,000c&rAug 1 '11-20 SENECA FALLS
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. F. J. Medden, Clerk.
58
M-S -35.000c&rSept 1'11-17
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ _ _$25,0001School tax (per 51,0001 1910
{20.000c&rSept 1'11-14 58
$6.00
M-S $1,000c_ _Sept 1 1911
45
M-S 12,000r_Sept 1 '15-'16 BOND. DEBT Oct 1010__$281,000 Assessed valuation 1910_ 3,293,360 Population In 1910 (est.)
NTEREST payable at Village Treasurer's office.
3,000r_ _ _Sept 1 1917 Total assessed val. 1910_ _6,567,635
Water and Sewer Bonds.
(Assessment 1-3 actual value.)
SKA.NEATELES UNION FREE SCHOOL DIST. NO. 10
6..581
48
M-S $30,000c&rSept '11-'16 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_ $37.11
This district is In Onondaga County. E. C. Miller, Clerk.
4s
M-S 130,000r_Sept 1 '17-'29 Population In 1910_
12,693 LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1910_51,400,450
Population in 1900
12,409 4s'09 Oct ir$14,000r _Oct 1 '11-'25 (Assessment about 60',
actual 7
1 810
.)
0
INTEREST at the office of the Receiver of Taxes in Saratoga Springs.
24,000r _Oct 1 '26-'37 School tax (per $1,000) 1910_55.73
SAUGERTIES UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10. BOND. DEB Oct 1 19I0_.$38,000 Population in 1910 (est.)
INTEREST Is payable at the National Bank of Skaneateles.
This district is in Ulster County. J. W. Lackey, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Duel BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_ $139,000 SOLVAY. Francis L. Worth, President.
4348'08 M-N $22.000r__Oct 31 '11-'32 Assessed valuation 1909__1,746,712
This village is in Onondaga County.
45
___
52,670__Nov 1 '11-'56 School tax (per $1,000) 1909___$9.89
LOANSWhen Due. Sewer sinking fund
$9,000
INT. payable at First Nat. Bank. Population in 1909 (est.)
4,000
Street Bonds.
I Assessed valuation 1910___4,826,409
SCARSDALE. Frank Sibley Clerk.
410'09 J-D $150,000_June 1 '14-'38 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ _ _512.09
TOTAL DEBT Nov 1910_ $308,000 Population in 1910
This town is in Westchester County. Incorporated March 7 1778.
5,139
INTEREST on street bonds payable at Chase National Bank, N. Y.
LOANSWhen Due.
Highway Bonds (Con.).
Highway Bonds
4s
M-N $18,500r ____1911-1926 SOUTHAMPTON. W. D. Van Brunt,
President.
Si
J-J $14,000r ____1911-1924 430'10 J-D f 1,000r
1011
This village Is In Suffolk County. Incorporated in 1894.
330
M-N J 4,000r ___1911-1914
148,000r ___1912-1035
When Due.
Macadam Road Bonds
130,000r __1915-1929 BOND. DEBT Oct 1010__5136,000 LOANSCurb and
Bonds.
3.885 J-J $20,000r ___ _1911-1911
330
M-N 17,000r..May 1 '22-'30 Assessed valuation 1909_ _4,500,000 430'10 J-J Gutter
$6,000__Jan 1 '15-'26 BOND. DEBT Apr 18 1910_$39,500
4s
M-N J 2,000r ____1930-1931 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
School Bonds
Assessed val. 1909-10 ___53,274,210
1
500r
1932 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910 ___$8.00 4s
J-J $11,000c ___ _1911-1921
(Assessment about full value.)
48
M-N
5,150r __1917-1921 Population In 1905
1,018
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
Village tax (per $1.000) 1909_5
27
.1
.0
81
9
Population in 1910 (est.)
1,400
$1,000__Jan 1 '11-'12 Total tax (per 51,000) 190917.60
_
INTEREST payable In White Pla ns at Central 13k. of Westc hester Co 438'10 J-J
6,000Jan
__
1 '13-'18 Population in 1910
118.000...Jan 1 '19-'24 Population in 1905
SCHENECTADY. Chas. H.Benedict, Comptroller; Peter H.
2,213
INTEREST payable In Southampt- n.
Bernardi, Treasurer.
SOUTHOLD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 16.
This city Is situated in the county of the same name. Incorp. in 1798.
LOANSThis district is In Suffolk County. L. F. Terry. Clerk.
When Due.
Sewer Bonds.
School Bonds.
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Nov 7 1910. _$46,000
48 '91 A-0 $10,000r Oct
1 1920 LOANS3s '89 F-A $25,000r Feb 11 '11-'15 48 '92 A-0 10,000r Oct
4s '09 J-J $25,000r __Jan 1 '12-'36 I Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,958,504
1
1921
38 '90 F-A 20,000r Feb 1 '16-'19 48 '94 F-A 15,000r Aug
'School tax (per $1,000) 1909_.$9.110
1 1922
f 3,000r Apr 1 1920 4s '96 J-J
INTEREST at People's National Bank In Greenport.
5,000r
15 1923
48 '99 A-01 15,000r Apr 1 '21-'23 35 '90 F-A 10,000r July
Aug
1
1911
STEUBEN
COUNTY.
F. Havens,Clerk Bd. of Superv.
48 '00 F.A. 31,000r Aug 1 '11-'20 4s '98 J-D 15,000r June 1 1924
Bath Is the county seat.
(See V. 71, p. 202.)
48 '09 J-J
15,000r July 1 1925 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct. 1910
$45,000
48 '02 F-A 60,000r Aug 1 '21-'32 48 '00 J-D 25,000r June 1912-'15
Court House Bonds.
Assessed valuation, real_ _40,261,478
48 '03 J-J 115,000r July 1 '11-'33 4s '01 J-D 30,000r 1926-'28 &'30
88 '98 Aug
1,760c_Aug 15 '11-'18 4s '02 M-N 135,000r May 1 '23-'29 5s '07 M-S $30.000r_May 1 '13-18 Assessed val.. personal___ 1,715,589
4s
'03
10,000r_July 1 '11-'12 Total valuation 1909
J-J
41,977,067
68 '01 Dec
1,250c_ Dec
'11-'2 )
120,000r May 1 '30-'31
Jail Repair Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1909__53.83
58 '99 Nov
1,2000_Nov '11- 14 48 '02 M-N 13,000r May 1 1932
55 '07 Sept $ 5,000r_ __May 1 1911 Population in
05
81,814
$10 '05A-0 15,000r Apr 1 '11-'15 48 '03 M-N 100,000r May
1
'11-'30
INTEREST on the court-house bonds is payable at the New York State
48 '06 J-J J50,000r_July 15 '11-20
(12,000r May 1 '11-'14
160.000r_July 15 '21-26 4s '04 M-N (20,000r May 1 '15-'19 National Bank at Albany; on the Jail-repair bonds at the Farmers' & Mechanics'
Bank
Bath.
of
410'07 J-D J24,000r_June 1 '11-'18
(25,000r May 1 '20-'24
130,000r___June 1 1027 48 '06 M-S 20,000r_Sep 15 '11-'14
SUFFOLK COUNTY. Chas. R. Fitz, Treasurer.
4 348'08 J-J 324,000r_July 15 '11-'28 4148'06 A-0 120,000r_Oct 15 '15-'26
County seat is Riverhead.
430'10 J-J 300,000r_July 1 '11-'30 430'07 J-D 370,000r...June 1 1027 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 1910- - -$175,000
Assessment & Deflc. Bonds.
410'08 A-0 162,000r. _Aor 1 '11-'28
Jail Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910 $74,111,994
48 '02 F-A $20,000r Feb 1 '23-'26 430'10 A-0 85,000r_ Oct 1 '11-'27 430'10 M-S1180,000r_Mch 1 '12-'23 (Assessment
about n actual value,)
6
4s '04 M-N 50,000r May 1 '15-'24
City-Hall Building Bonds,
1
.
20,000r__Mch 1 1924 County tax (per $1,000) 1910_2.3.60
6.000r June 1 1912 330'05 M-S S30.000r..Sept 1911-'25
Road Bon
Population
1910
In
Fire Bonds
48 '01 J-D1 5,000r June 1 1913
410'08 J-J $60,000r ...._1911-1924
INTEREST payable at theCounty
4s '03 M45.000r May 1 '11-'19 4s '00 F-A $4,000r Feb 1911-'14
Treasurer's office.
Grade Crossing Bonds.
4s '00 J-D 25,000r June 1016-'19
COUNTY. A. A. Calkin, Treasurer,
48 '09 J-J $18,000r__ July 20 1911 4s '01 J-D 10,000r June 1 1927
Monticello Is the county seat.
4s '09 J-J 342,000r_July 20'11-'29 48 '01 J-D 15,000r June 1 1929
When Due.
Court-House and Jail Bond .
Water Bonds.
48 '03 J-J
40,000r July 1 '16-'23 LOANSTurnpike Bonds.
4s '85 M-N $50,000r_Nov 1 '11-'15 48 '04 M-N f 8,000r May 1 '11-'14
4s '09 J-J $145,000c_Jan 1 '11-'39
$1.200r___ _Jan 1 1912 BOND. DEBT Apr 4 1910 $167,632
98
F-A 29,000r_Aug 1 '12-'13
130,000r May 1 '15-'24
5.000r__Jan
4s '03 F-A 28,000r_Aug 15 '11-'13 3348'07 J-D 20,000r_ Dec
1 '13-'17 Assessed valuation 1909___6,704,449
'11-'20
48 '95 M-N 15,000r__May 15 1911 Temporary loan ctfs, 4s___ 1 $72,344 4s '10 J-J I 1,750r____Jan 1 1918 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09_$11.83
2,681.75r_Jan 1 1919 Population In 1905
4s '05 M-N 40,000r__May 15 1912 GEN. BONDS Oct 1 '10__ 3,581,635
34,795
45 '95 M-N 40,000r.. May 15 1913 Floating
6,000r__Jan 1 '20-'21 Populatioti in 1910 (est.)
35,000
475,557
6,000r Jan 1 '22-'27
4s '05 M-N 60,000r__May 15 1914 TOTAL debt
4,057,192
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office.
4s '05 M-N 60,000r_ May 15 1915 Sinking DEBT Oct 1 '10_
589,526
fund
4s '95 J-J
30,000r__July 15 1916 NET DEBT Oct 1 '10_ __ _ 3,467,666 SYRACUSE.
M. E. Monahan, Comptroller; De Forest
as '86 M-N 10,000r___Nov 1 1916 Water debt (included)
823,000
4s '98 J-D 32,000r_June 1917-18 Water
Settle, City Treasurer; George J. Metz, City Clerk.
sinking fund (incl.)
575,884
45 '99 J-J
15,000r___July 1 1919 Assessed valuation, rest...44,087,460
Syracuse is situated In Onondaga County, Incorporated Dec. 13 1847.
4s '01 F-A 15,000r___Aug 1 1921 Assessed val., personal
2,371,000 The village of Elmwood was annexed on Jan. 1 1900.
210,000r_Aug 15 '16-'21 Total valuation 1910
When Due.
Local Improvement Bonds.
46,458,460 LOANS45 '03 F-A{ 50,000r__Aug 15 1922 (Assessment about 70% actual
Collegiate Bonds.
310'02 A-0 $14,000r___Apr 1 1911
value)
59,000r__Aug 15 1023 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$21
45 '06 J-D$100,000r___Dec 1 1926 is '03 J-J
38,000r__July 1 '11-'12
30
70,000r.July 15 '11-'24 Population In 1905
830'04 J-J
Harbor Brook Improvement Bonds is '03 J-D 56,000r_ Dec 1 '11-'12
58,387
Population in 1010
72,826 330'02 M-N 16,000r_Nov 1 '11-'22 45 '05 J-J
88.000r_Jan 1 '11-'14
INTEREST payable at the oMce of the City Treasurer.
310'03 A-0
9,100r__Apr 1 '11-'23 430'06 A-0 135.500r_ Oct 1 '11.16
School Bonds.
430'07 F-A 112.000r_Aug 1 '11-17
SCHENECTADY COUNTY. J. I. Winne, Treasurer.
330'01 F-A $27,500r___Aug '11-21 4s '08 F-A
9.600r_ _Feb 1 '11-'13
County seat is Schenectady.
330'02 J-J
74,400r_July 1 '11-22 4348'08 M-S 172,000r..Sept 1 '11-'18
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
4348'07 M-N 55,250r_May 15 '11-27 430'08 M-S 15,000r_Sept 1 '11-'13
Court-House Bonds
430'09 F-A$190,000c_Feb 1 '11-'29 430'07 J-J
21.250r_July 15 '11-27 410'09 M-S 16,000r_Sept 1 '11-'14
430'08 J-J J$72,000c_July 1 '11-'16 BOND. DEBT Oct 6 1910_$466,000 48 '09 A-0 142,500r_Apr
1 '11-'29 430'09 M-S 108,000r_Sept 1 '11-'19
1 4,0000._ _July 1 1917 Assessed valuation 1909_54,738,793
Onondaga Creek Improve's Bonds. 410'10 A-0 58,000r_ _Apr 1 '11-'20
4s '09 J-J J16,000c_July 1 '17&'25 (Assessment about 80% actual value) 310'02 J-D $30,000r__Dec 1 '11-'22 410'10 J-J
1 84,000c_July 1 '18-'24 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_$3.00 4s '04 M-N 17,500r__May 1 '11-24 430'10 J-J 240,000r_July 1 '11-'30
160,000r July 15 '11-'20
430'10 J-J I 4,000c___July 1 1925 Population in 1910 (est.)
80,000
Park Bonds
430'10 J-J
27,000r July 15 '11-'15
196,000c..July 1 '26-33
330'01 F-A $13,750r___Aug '11-'21




SULLIVAN

58

NEW YORK-CITIES AND TOWNS

Court House Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS430'07 A-01170,000r_ _Aug 1 '11-27
City Hall Refunding Bonds.
Funded Debt Bonds.
4s '09 F-A $285,000r Aug 2 '11-'29
4s '04 J-D$190,400r _June 1 '11-'24
Library Bonds
Fire Alarm & City Hall
330'01 F-A $20,900r___Aug '11-'21
48 '09 A-0 $142,500r_Apr 1 '11-'29
Bridge Bonds.
330'01 F-A $7,700r___Aug '11-'21
High School Bonds.
436s'09 M-S 13,600r_Sept 1 '11-'14 45 '06 M-N $40,000r_May 15 '11-26
Fire Department 13‘nds.
4366'01 M-N 180,000r_May 15 '11-26
330'01 F-A $23,000r___Aug '11-'21 330'00 J-J 350,000r_ _July 1911-'45
$30'02 M-N 15,080r _May
_May 1 '11'22 City's share town of Salina
$12,526
bonds
430'07 A-0 51,000r__Oct 1 '11-27
City's share town ef OnonSewer Bonds.
167
daga bonds
430'07 J-J $42,500r__July 1 '11-27
48 '08 J-D 130.000r_July 1 '11-'28 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '10_19,321,243
4,905,000
(included)
debt
Railroad
Water
Bonds.
Refunding
13,919
4s '99 J-D $915,000r_Dec 30 1920 Temporary loans
93,845,097
Assessed val., real
Water Bonds
4,468,080
4s '94 J-J $500.000r__ _July 1 1920 Assessed val., personal
7,188,200
330 J-J 2,275,000r_July 1 1920 Franchises
1,000,000r___July 1 1920 Total valuation 1910___ _105,499,377
35
330'97 J-J 200,000r__Jan 1 '27-'2.8 (Assessment about 89 %actual value)
33s'01 A-0 55,000r__Apr 1 '11-'21 City tax rate (per $1,000)'09_119.38
117,503
430'08 J-J 450,000r_ _July 1 '11-'28 Population in 1905
137,249
45 '09 J-J 300,000r_July 1 '29-'40 Population In 1910
45 '09 J-J 100,000r_ _July 1 '41-'44
INTEREST on the water 3s, 330 and 4s Is payable at the office of the
Metropolitan Trust Co., New York: on the local improvement 4s of 1908 at
City Treasury; on the $142,500. $55,250 and $21,250 school bonds, the
court-house and sewer bonds, water 436s, the fire-department bonds of 1907
and fire-alarm and refunding city-hall bonds at the Columbia Trust Co. In
N. Y. City; other bonds at the office of U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., N. Y.

TARRYTOWN.

This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated 1870.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s M-S&J-D 824.000 _____1911-1910
Water Bonds,
4s
J-D *24,000__June 1 '11-'18 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1910. $409,000
4s
J-D 75 000__June 1 1919 Total assessed val 1908_11,142,060
_June 1 1926 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908____$7.00
J-D 180.000.._ _June
45
5,370
330'04 F-A 32.000__Aug 1 '11-'26 Population In 1905
5,000
J-D 65 000___ _June 1 1919 Population in 1910
4s
INTEREST on sewer bonds is payable at the Tarrytown National Bank.

THERESA. Geo. P. Schwartz, Treas.; T. E. Porter, Clerk.
This village Is in Jefferson County. Incorporated July 29 1871.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909_151.900
LOANSWater debt (included)
Electric Light Bonds.
14
55
40
60
9,5
1
4s '06 Sep 57,000r_Sept 1 '11-'17 Assused valuation 1908
3.74s'05Nov 19,000r_Nov 1 '11-'29 (Assessment about full value.)
$8.00
4s'05 Aug
2,500r_Aug 1 '11-'14 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908
892
1,200r__Apr 1 '11-'12 Population In 1905
41s'07 Apr
960
Population in 1909 (est.)
Water Bonds
Nov $18,000r_ _Nov 18 1925 INTEREST on the $7,000 light bonds
330
Nov
1,000r..Aug 1 '11-'12 Is payable in Watertown.
4s

THOMPSON. L. P. Hultzlander.
This town is in Sullivan County.
When Due. TOTAL DEBT Jan 1908_ _1270,000
LOANS757,256
Total valuation 1907
Refunding Railroad Bonds.
1923 Total tax (per $1,000) 1907___$31.43
M-S$150.000r
4s
3,739
Population in 1900
M-S 75,000r
336s
4,165
Population in 1905
White Lake Turnpike.
4s '07 Mch 1 $5,000_ _ _Sept 1 '11-15
INTEREST on refunding bonds paid at Nittlonal Union Bank Monticello.

[VOL. LxXxxi.

Public Building Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s
111,500r__Nov 20 1911
School Bonds
J-D
6,000r___June 1 1911
430'08 J-J $22,500_July 15 '11-'28 35
F-A
9,800rAug 1 1918
430'08 J-D 40,500r_Dec I '11-'28 48
48 '09 J-J
21,090_ _July 6 '11-'29 330 11-N 23,356 60r_Nov 15 '11-21
330
M-N 20,000r_Nov 1 '11-'12
Water Refunding Bonds.
M-N 12,000r_Nov 1 1913
1911-1930 330
4s '10 A-0 $15,000
F-A 40,000r_Feb 15 '11-'14
330
Tax Deficiency Bonds
430'09 A-0 $2872757 Oct28'11-'28 4366'07 F-A 63.510.89r.Augl'11-27
22,500
45 '05 M-N 33,613.65r May1'11-25 430'08 ___
48 '05 J-J
43,206.90rJull5 '11-25 430'08 ___ 40,500
21,090
4s '06 M-S 36,000r_Mch 27 '11-'26 4s '09 ___
45 '09 F-A 13,950__Aug 1 '11-'19
4s '06 ___ 132,000
Market Bonds.
Miscellaneous Bonds
F-A1 $2,000r___Aug15 1911
$800c_Nov 15 '11-'14 330
5s '05 Nov
3,000r__Aug 15 1915
3,646r___Oct 1 1913
4s '05 A-0
4s '06 J-D 100,000c June 15 '11-'26
1901.
1
Jan.
-Annexed
BONDS
LANSINGBURCI
Water Bends -(Conttnued.)
When Due.
LOANSJ-J $10,000c_ July 1 1939
4s
Sewer Bonds.
11-N 15,000c__ _May 1 1941
F-A 810,0000 --1911-1912 4s
4s
A-0 15,000c___May 1 1935
4s
Water Bonds.
F-A 25,000r__ Aug 1 1920
4s
$30.000c___Mch 1 1914 4s
11-N 20,000r___Nov 1 1950
11-S 40,0000_ Mch 1 1924 4s
45
F-A 60.000c_ _Aug 1 1949
/1-S 60,000c___March 1934 4s
4s
M-N 25,0000_ _Nov 1 1938 Bonds outstand Oct 1 1-908_$320,000
4s
12,595
Population in 1900
INTEREST Is paid at office of City Treasurer
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUND. ETC.
Mch. 12 '10. Jan. 1 'Of. Jan. 1 '08. Jan. 1 '07.
$1,948,938 $1,818,145 $1,796,709 $1,751,578
Municipal debt
2,182,034
2,159,897
2,340,647
2,356,397
Water debt
$4,305,335 $4,158,792 $3,956,606 $3,933,612
Total debt
The sinking fund on Jan. 1 1910 aggregated $193,311. The above debt
does not include assessment bonds amounting to $24,237.
WATER BONDS.-The interest and principal of the water-works bonds
are provided for by the Water Department from water rents.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-Assessment is understood to be on a basis
of about full value.
Total Tax
Assessed Valuation
ver$1.000
Real.
Total.
Personal.
Years$54,096,981 12,152,551 $56,949,531 •522.43
1909
22 59
56,773,858
$53,801,357 $2,972,501
1908
2,954,453
21 19
55,981,974
53,027,521
1907
2,877,727
19 73
54,250,172
51,372,445
1905_
19 71
49,147,549
5,341,258
43,806,291
1900
18 45
47,049,979
5,198,537
41,851,392
1890
15,807,506
44 20
3 222,076
12,644,475
1880
7,972,386
18 90
3,143,981
4,828,405
1850
4 70
3,143,143
1,710,602
1,362,481
1825
• The city has several different tax rates, and the figures given since 1901
are the rates for all purposes-State, county and city. In the old city of
Troy. In the old city of Troy the tax for 1900 was $18 05; in Sycaway
School District, $16 91; in St. Mary's School District, $15 71; In annexed
territory of North Greenbush.$15 71: and In Wards 15, 16 and 17 (formerly
Lansingburg) *13 53. The State and County tax In all districts for 11107
was 14,415.
POPULATION.-In 1905, 76,910- In 1900 It was 60,651, excluding the
sections annexed in 1901, which brought the aggregate up to about 75,000;
in 1890 It was 60,956* in 1880 It was 56,747. Population in 1910 (est.).
78,000.

TRUXTON. John L. Hartnett, Supervisor.

This town is in Cortland County.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 20 1910_ _196,700
LOANSAssessed valuation 190.)___ 454,300
Railroad Aid Bonds.
J-J $98,700r _July 15 1912 (Assessment about 3-5 actual val.)
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_ 159,000 4s
LOANSTax rate (per $1,000) 1009__$21.25
(Subject to call July 15 1902.)
4s '01 M-N $8.000r_ _May I '11-'17(Assessed valuation 1910_1,568,990
1,185
Population In 1905
School tax (per $1,000) 1910514.40
Building Bonds
INTEREST payable at First National Batik of Cortland.
5,000
5s '06 M-N f $50,000r_May 1 '17-'411Population In 1909 (est.)
York.
New
at
1
1 3,000r__May 1942 INTEREST payable
TUCKAHOE. T. J. McCarthy, Clerk.
This village is in Westchester County. Incorporated Dec. 8 1892.
TONAWANDA (City). Mose W. Simson, Clerk.
Village-Hail Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSThis city Is In Tondwanda Town. Erie County,
4.303'1011-N $36,000 __Nov 1 '15-'38
Street Improvement Bonds.
When Due, BOND. DEBT Jan 26 1910 $384,262
CITY LOANSHighway Bonds.
4,118,814 58 '07 11-N $11,000r__May 1 '12-43
'rax valuation 1909
Refunding Bonds.
4.758 '08 A•0 3,000r_Apr 1 '13-'18 4.203'09F-A $10,000r_Aug 1 '14-'33
5s '05 J-J $15,000____July 1 1930 (Assessment is 2-3 actual value).
BOND. DEBT Jan 11910.$103.065
Sewer Bonds.
15,000___July '11-'34 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_516 84
430'06 J-J
7,904 4.40s '06M S $60,000r_Sept 1 '11-'34 Assessed valuation 1909_1,548.010
8,000r ___.A922-1929 Population in 1905
.4 30'10 J-D
(Assessment about 40 %actual value)
'13-'241
1
_Apr
6.0onr_
A-0
'08
4.75s
Bonds.
Water
tax (per $1,000) 1909___$10.94
INTEREST Is payable at the Sea- 4.75s'08 M-S 4,500r_Sept 1 '13-'21 Total
J-J $150,00)......July 11012
4s
3,000
Population In 1907 (est.)
65.0)0_ _July 11914 board National Bank, N. Y. City.
J-J
5s
of Mt. Vernon.
Bank
onal
Nat
First
at
payable
is
INTEREST
Jan 2 22,000_ _ _Jan 2 '11-'32
5s
TONAWANDA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. E. W. Betts, Clerk.
ULSTER COUNTY. Albert H. Cook, Treasurer.
This district was formerly Union Free School District No. 3. The schools
County seat is Kingston.
are now under the clty charter.
Court-Heuse Bonds 1895 (Ref.).
When Due,
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT Oct 1910 __ $84,000
LOANSM-S $33,000c__Mch 1 '11-21
4s
and Road Bonds.
4s '92 A-0 $30,000c _A913-1922 Assessed valuation 1910_ _4,218,080 4s Turnpike
M-S 32,000c___Mch 1 1923
11-N $6.000c _Mch 1 '11-'16 4s
(Assessment 2-3 actual value.)
4s '97 A-0 42,000c ____1938-1947
11-S 14 000c___Mch 1 1924
_Mch 1 '11-'14 4s
3.000c_
/1-S
4s
48 '98 A-0 12,000c__1910-1922 School tax (per $1,000) '10_$l0.909 4s
Jail Bonds.
38,000c__Mch 1 '11-'2i)
8,000 45 '05 11-S
Population In 1909 (est.)
M-S $50,000e___Mch 1 1925
1I-S 16,000o__Mch 1 '11-'18 4s
INTEREST is payable In New York City, on the 4s of 1892 at the Hano- 4s '06 141-S
/1-S 30.000o___Mch 11920
6,000o_ _Mch 1 '11-'13 4s
ver National Bank on other issues at the Seaboard National Bank.
li-S 13.000o_Mch 1 1028
430 '08M-S 20,000r_Mch 1 '11-14 46
County Bonds.
430'09 11-S 110,000r_Mch 1 '11-'32
TONAWANDA (Town). H.A. Zimmerman, Clerk.
4s
M-S $39,0000_ __Mch '11-'23
Refunding Bonds.
This town is in Erie County.
(Subject to call $3,000 yearly.)
11-S 118,000e__Mch 1 '11-'19
When Due. Assessment debt (add'Il_ __
$3,550 4s
LOANSM-S $30,000c__Mch 1 '11-'20
M-S 30,000c__Mch 1 '11-'20 4s
Paving Bonds.
22,000 4s
Sinking fund
5,000c__Mch 1 '11-'19
M-S
M-S 36,0000__Mch 1 '11-'22 4s
5s '08 M-N $26.0000.. Jan 1 1921 Town valuation 1909
3,650,000 4s
Poor-House Bonds.
M-S 39.000cMch 1 '11-'23
330'06 M-N 170,000c_ Jan 1 1921 Tax rate (pier $1,000) 1909_56.72 4s
1 '11-'20
$20,000o__Mch
11-S
05
4s
'11-'19
I
27,000c__Mch
4s
1I-S
DEBT
1910_
1
Apr
$196,000
BOND.
Town population 1905
1,511
6.000c_ _Mch 1 '11-'13
114-S 30,000c...Mch 1 '11-'25 4s '06 11-S
4s
INTEREST payable at First National Bank, Tonawanda.
4s
M-S 32,000o__Mch 1 '11-'26 BOND. DEBT May 21 '10 $755,000
M-S 105,0000__Mch 1 '11-'31 Total assessed val. 1909..29,021,088
TROY. H. W. Gordinier, Comp.; Chas. F. McLindon, Dep. 4s
86,661
Troy is situated in Rensselaer County. On Jan. 1 1901 a bill known 4s '05 M-S 38,000o..Mch 1 '11-'29 Population in 1905
INTEREST is payable at office of County Treasurer.
as the "Greater Troy Bill" became operative. Under its provisions the
village of Lansingburg and portions of th,e towns of North Greenbush and
UTICA. Fred. G. Reusswig, Comptroller.
Brunswick became part of the City of Troy.
Park Bonds
This city is In Oneida County. Incorporated 1832.
When Due.
LOANSPublic Improvement.
When Due.
J-D $4,000r-_ _June 1 1911 LOANS330
Public Improvement Bonds.
Jan sao,00ur____Jan '11-28
4s
Academy and School Bonds. •
2,000r_June 1 '12-'13
J-D
4s '05 A-0549,879 5 Jr.Apr 1 '11-'25 330
_
3o,0o0r___Jan29-31
45
1
'11-'19
July
1914
4,000rJune
J-D
July.$45,900r___
330
A-0
16
1912
15,000r__Oct
4s
J-J 150,000r__ Jan 1 '22-31
Jan 36,000r __Jan '11-'19 48
A-0 155.000r__Oct 1 '11-'41 4s
A-0 40,000r__Oct 16 1913 330
4s
7004
1:8
h2
ce
0r2_8_rJAuin
15.1119141
ne 5
Juno
s
Jan 15,000r _ _ _ _Jan '11-'20 3 Ti
A-0 40,000r _Oct 16 1914 4s '05 F-A 28,000r_Aug 1 1925 4s
4s
Jan 16,200r ___ _Jan '11-'19
330
J-D 20.000r___Dec 1 1911 4s '06 A-0 48,802 98r_Apr 1 1926 330
5:
18
A-0{ 2
or
000
Ap
r____A
pr 1 :2
4
34
1:2
15
Jan 14,000r _ _ _ _Jan '11-'19 3 Jis
J-D 30,000r___Deo 1 1912 4s '07 M-S 23,197.02_Mch 1 1927 330
0
33,
J-D 10,000r_ _ _Dee 15 1911 4 is '08M-S 27,000r_ Mch 20 '11-28 $30
3;is
June 22,750r_ June 1 '11-'23
28,000r __July 1 '11-24
J-D
330
June 113,000r __June '11-'23 330'04 J-J
5,000r_Dec 15 1912 45 '09 M-N 19,000r May 11 '11-'29 330
A-0
2,970r_ Apr 1 '11-'21
Water Bonds
Jan 18,750r ___Jan '11-'25 330
F-A 40,000r_ _Aug 1 '11-'14
330
330
8,000r..Oct 15 '27-34
F-A $24,000c_Aug 1 '13-'19 4s '07 May 7,500r___May 1 1926 4s '07 A-0
10 000r__Jan 10 1913 430
J-J
330
($8,000 every three years.)
J-J
430'08 July 16,200r _July 2 '11-'18 4s '07 M-N 50,000r._ May 1 '27-36
330
8,000r__Jan 10 1914
J-J
59,850r_ July 1 '11-'29
F-A 25,000r___Aug 1 1915 330
M-N $45,000c..May 1 '11-'19 430'08 M-N 46,800r_Nov 2 '11-'28 48'09
330
A-0
9,500r_ Apr 1 '11-'29
45,000r July 15 '11-'28 4s'09
J-D 48,000r__Dee 1
M-N 10,000r_Nov 1 '11-'12 41-s'08 J-J
330
330
A-0
3,600r_ Apr 1 '11-'19
J-D 23,500r__Dec 15 1916 330
M-N 15,000r_Nov 1 '14-'15 48 '09 A-0 14,250rApr 1 '11-'29 4s'09
330
50,000r_July 1 '11-'30
1,000r___Nov 1 1917 4s '09 F-A
7,850r_Aug 1 '21-'29 430'10 J-J
M-N
J-D 60,000r_Dec 15 '15-'20 336s
330
4.400r_Sept 1 '12-'15 4366'10 F-A 60,000r_Aug 1 '11-'30
J-J 125,000r_Aug 15 '11 15 4s '09 M-S
9,:258 30r_Jan '11-22 330
4s
J-J
6,500r_Aug 1 '11-'23
10,000r__Aug 15 1916 430'09 F-A 19,000r_Aug 1 '11-'29 430'10 F-A
A-0 18.240r_Oct 1 '11-22 330
J-J
330
intercepting Sewer.
4s
J-J
85.686.60r_Juitt '11-22 330
J-J 578,125r_July 1 '16-'36 430'09 M-S 76,000r_Sept 1 '11-'29
45
M-S 35.360r_ _Sept 1 '11-23 (See V. 75, p. 408, for maturities.) 430'10 11-N 95,000r_May 1 '11-'29 330 Nov $150,000r__ Nov 1 '11-35
4s
Nov 31,200r Nov 1 '11-'36
F-A
4s
60,000r_Sept 1 17-'19
3,607.50r Aug 1'11-23
Storm Sewer Bonds.
Tax Relief Bonds.
4s '05 J-J
M-S { 15,000r Sept 1 1920 430'09 M-S $17,000r Sept '11-'27
25,541.25rJuly 1' 1 -25 4s
430 '08 May $70,000r_ May 4 '11-'24
4s '06 J-J
280,000r_Sept 1 '21-'24
60,800c_July 1 '11-26
Trunk Sewer Bonds.
4s '06 J-D 16.920 __Dec 1 '11-26 4s '05 J-D 310.52 lr_June 1 '15-'25 4318'09 J-D $4.200r.. __Dec '11-'17 4s '08 July 20,000r_ July 2 '25-'28
Delinquent Tax Bonds,
{20,000r_.._Sept 1 1935
430'07 F-A 47,795.63rAug15'11-27
Paving Bonds Outst'g Oct. 27 '10.
J-J 35,000r____July 1 1912
25,000r_ _Sept 11036 45
430'08 A-0 33,300_ _Oct 15 '11-'28
136,044.681 _1910-1914 43'07
58
'07 J-J
5,000r_ __July 1 1912
48 '09 M-N 142.500r_May 11 '11-'29 45 '05 M-S 30,000r_ _Sept 1 1937 55
___
36,163.961
90,000r_July 1 '17-'21
80,000r_Jan 15 '11-'30
55.000r_Spet 1 1938 430
___
430'10 J-J
64,496.15 __1010-1916
51,500r_Sept 1 1939
430'10 F-A 158,000rFeb 1 '11-'30
Refunding U. C. & B. RR. Bonds, 4316'08 F-A 10.000r_Aug 7 '11-'12
5,654.01r_Aug 7 1913
45 '10 F-A 80,000r_Feb 24 '11-'30 4s '06 J-D 170.000_June 15 '11-'27 4s '09 M-S $176,700r_Mch 1 '11-'29
4s '06 M-S 13,000r_Seot 1 '11-93
430'09 J-1) 4,000r-Dec 1 '11-'14
Voting Machine Bonds.
Storm Water Drainage Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
43 '06 F-A $19,680r_Aug 1 '11-'26 4s '07 M-S 64.000r__Mch 1 '11-26 48 '06 Oct $50,000r__ Oct 1 '16-25
430'08 M-N 200.000... May 15 1924 48 '07 M-N 25.000r May 1 '17-26 4s'06 Aug $11.000r. Aug 17 '11-'21
4s '09 F-A 38,000r_Aug 15 '11-'29 -.30 '08May 22,500r_May 4 '11-'28 BOND. DiliBT Oct 27 '10_11,898,631

TICONDEROGA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5.
C. A. Hunt, Clerk.




Nov., 1910.]

NEW YORK-CIT1ES AND TOWNS.

Utica holds against its railroad bonus $199,500 railroad stock which returns dividends of 5 %. Against the paving bonds there are outstanding
assessments upon property benefited equal to the amount of bonds.
INTEREST is payable In Utica at the City Treasurer's office.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-Assessment about full value since 1897.
Total Assessed Rate ofTax
'Personal
Real
Valuation.
per $1.000.
Property.
Estate.
Years.
$8,510,450
$50,685,394
$22.28
$42,168,944
1910
49,975,319
18.29
40,069,119
9,006,200
1909
40,298,047
48,511,897
8,212,950
17.36
1908
37,380,810)
41,923,640
x9.80
4.542,780
1907..
39,196,160
19.78
1905
34,232,780
4,693,380
41,108,600
15.46
32,182,139
1900
8,926 521
18.701,658
27.23
1890
16,461,052
2,330,606
19,475,560
1880
16,998,760
2,476,800
10.46
.Including special franchise valuation 1910, $3,363,750.
POPULATION.-In 1910, was 74,419; in 1905 was 62,934; In 1900 was
56,383; In 1890, 44,007; In 1880, 33,914; in 1870, it was 28,804.

VOLNEY. W. M. Kellogg, Supervisor (P. 0. Oswego).
This town Is In Oswego County.
When Due.' BOND. DEBT Jan 1910_ _$134,000
LOANSAssessed valuation 1909_ _ _ _ 835,422
Railroad Aid Bonds
4s
F-A 19100,000r ____1911-19301(Assessment about 80 %actual value)
_19311Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _$13.50
I.
4,000r
1Population In 191)5..
2,339
Bridge Bonds.
2,300
45
July 92-1,000r __ 1911-19221PopulatIon In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST on the Railroad Aid bonds Is payable In New York City; on
the bridge bonds In Utica.

WARREN COUNTY. Louis E. Reoux, Treas.(Warrensb'h).
Lake G.orgc Is the County a at.
When flue. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $61,000
I,OANSFeb $68,000r ___1911-1914 I Assessed valuation 1909_ _10,468,593
58
Road Bonds
5s '08 Aug $50,000r Feb 10 '14-'181
INTEREST on the $50,000 issue is payable at the Treasurer's office.

WARSAW (Village).

A. B. Bishop, Treasurer.

This village Is In Wyoming County. re-Incorporated Jan 11 1898.
When Due BOND, DEBT Oct 1 '10__ $55,900
LOANSFunding Judgment Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_1,417,000
$9,900_ _July 1 '11-'.13 (Assessin't about 60% actual value.)
5s '10 J-J
Water Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_914.40
($15,000r
1915 Population in 1905
3,196
1920
4s '95 J-J ( 15,000r
( 15,000r
1925
INTEREST payable In New York.

WARSAW (Town). I. G. Botsford, Clerk.
Thls town Is In Wyoming County
Incorporated March 1808.
LOANSWhen nue. (A,Nessin t about 651,', actual value
3.28
F-A 948,000r_ _Aug 1 'II-35 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ ___98.13
BOND. DEBT Jan 4 1910_ $51,000 Population in 1905
4,469
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,997,408 Population In 1910 (est)
5,000
INTEREsT at the Jefferson County Savings Bank.ln Watertown.

WATERTOWN (City). F. Walts,Treas.; F.W. Sheeter,Clerk.

This city Is In Jefferson County.
LOANSWhen DUB
School Bonds.
340 M-N $100,000__May 1 '22-41
310
A-0 f 3,800____Apr 1 1924
130,000„Apr 1 '25-'30
4s '05 J-D
6,000r_June 1 '11-16
4s '06 J-J
88,000r___July 1 1936
4s '08 M-N 24,500r_May 1 1938
1896.
City Hall,
840,000-Oct 1 '26-'30
Water Bor.40/
340
,
M-S 4a.),000__Nich 1 '11-13
3468
M-S 10,000____Meh 1 1914
3s
5,000___Mch 1 1016
M-S
310
S5
3168
M-S 10,000..Sept
1 '17& '21
310
M-8
5,000___Mch 1 1919
3!.3
M-S
8,000___Mch 1 1920
31-0
___
13,000
1921
_
316s
3,000
1924
3 las
if-S 35,000__Sept 1 1922
3!,6 s
M-S 16.000__Meh 1 '22-23
3.78
M-S 65,000____Mch 1 1927
3.705'
,000
1924-1926
4s '05 J-D 81,000r___June 1 1925
Market Bonds.
”is
_-- $15,000__Oct 1 '11-'14

Fire Building Bonds.
4s '07 A-0 $40,000r___Apr 1 1937
9s '08 M-N 11,435r__May 1 1938
_
Publicl_Tpro4
ve000
ment Bonds.
4s
$
1911-1914
4s
5,000
--4s
___
15,000
1917-195
991
48
___
8 000
1920-1921
45
._
4,000 _ _ _ _Oct 11016
4s 10 M-N 31,000r___May 1 1940
Indebtedness Bonds.
4s
_-- $20,000__Oct 1 '22-'25
Funding and Deficiency Bonds.
310
____ $70,000Feb 1 '11-24
Voting Machine Bonds.
4s
___ f$1,200__Feb 1 '11-12
1 1,500__Feb 1 '13-15
Paving, Sewer and Highway Bonds
3%s
M-N $75,000__May 1 '30-'44
Sewer Bonds.
310
M-N $85,000____May '11-27
4s '08 M-N 80.000r___May 1 1938
TOTAL DEBT Apr 20 '10 $1,080 435
Water debt (included) _ _ __
296,000
Assessed valuation 1909_14,906,800
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ __$22.62
(Assessment about % actual value.)
Population In 1910
26,730
INT. on water bonds Is payable at New York; others at Watertown.

WATERVILLE. Earl J. Conger, Clerk.
This village Is in Oaelda County. Incorporated Feb. 8 1871.
LOANSWhen Due. I BOND. DEBT Oct 10 1910_954,000
Water Works Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910
725,870
48 '88 J-J 1$14,000e_Jan 1 '11-17 (Assessment 16 to V, actual value.)
1 10.000c_ _Jan 1 1918 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_90
.6
.00
Reservoir Bonds.
Population in 100) (est.)
4.358'07J-J $30,000r .Jan 1 '12-31 INTEREST pay-able in New York.

WATERVLIET. T. F. McLoughlin, Chamberlain.
This city Is in Albany County. Incorporated'1896.
When Due.
Public Improvement Bonds.
LOANS310'04 Oct $1,550r_Oct 1 1911
Pavement Bonds.
Broadway Improvement Bonds.
43
A-0 $82,000e_Oet 1 '11-'14
410'08 P-A
6,000. July 2 '11-'16 4168'10 M-N $9 000_ -Nov 1 '11-19
School Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Nov 7 '10__ $253,550
4s '02 F-A $4.000r Aug 1 '11-34 Total valuation 1910
5,192,400
( 8,000_Sept 15 '11-'14
(Assessment ab,it full val ,e.)
410'10 M-S i 45,000_Sept 15 '15-'23 City tax (per 1.000) 1910City proper
l 2,000-Sept 13 1924
923.60
Annexed portion
Funding Bonds
5.74
.00
120
0
4 168'09 J-J $70,000_Apr 15 '14- 48 Population in 1910

WATKINS. F. E. Wixson, Clerk.
This village Is In Schuyler County. Village incorporated as Jefferson In
1842, name changed to Wa!kIns in 1852.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND DEBT Oct 2 1910.. 990,000
Water and Sewer Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_1,176,544
48
F-A $23,000r_ _ _Aug 1912 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
48
J-J
20,000r_ __July 1921 Village tax rate (per M) 1910_914.30
Electric Light Bonds.
Total tax(per $1,000),'1910_ _$3.20
.0
12
0
4s
A-0 $20,000r. _Oct
_
1924 Population In 1910 (est.)
Refunding Water & Sewer Bonds
4.208'10A-0 $33,000r_ __Apr 1 1930
INTEREST is payable at Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York City,

WELLSVILLE. F. M. Leonard, Acting Clerk.

This village is In Allegany County. Incorporated In 1857.
LOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT Oct 16 '10_ _ $41,093
Street Improvement Bonds
Assessment debt (additional) 53,374
58 '07 M-S $18,700c_Sept 1 '11-32 Total assessed val. 1910_ _1,577,159
4.85s'08M-Sf
953.03c &r Sept 1 '11 (Assessment about 50% actual value)
125,000cdcr Sept 1'12-36 Village tax (per $1,000) 1910_910.11
4.150161M-829,963.55c&rMehl'11-'35 Population In 1900
4.158'09M-S 14,400r_ Sept 1 '11-'34 Population In 1910 (est.)
3
5'5
,05
00
0
INTEREST on the Issue of 1906 Is payable at the First National Bank of
Wellsville; on the issue of 1909 at New York City.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY. Geo. T. Burling, Treasurer.

County scat is White Plains.
When Due.
LOANSAlmshouse Bonds.
4s '09 M-S $70.000r_Sept 1 '37-'39
Drainage Bonds
4168'08 J-J f $9,000r_July 1 '11-'19
1 1,500r___July 1 1920
Count Jail Bonds.
Is
-J4 $1,000r___July 111911
S :,'
1)212,500r_ _Apr 111911




Armory Bonds
430'08 VA $30.000r_Feb 1 '32-'37
New Indices.
48
J-D 920,000r_ _June 1 '11-12
4s
.1-I)
5,000r___June 1 1013
3 1-10s J-1) 13,000r___June 1 1914
General Purposes.
316s
J-I) $50,000r__June 1 '27-28

59

LOANSWhen Due.
Court House Bonds.
Funding Bonds.
48 '05 F-A$150,000r__Aug 1 '30-35
3 1-10s J-D $40,000r_June 1 '29-30
(20,000r___July 1 1926
310
J-D 30,000r_ _ _June 1 1931
)50,000r_July 1 '27& 29
4s '04 ____ 39,704.43_June 1 1932
70,000r_July 1 '28& 34
9s '04 ____ 25,000__ _ _June 1 1928 410'07 J-J
30,000r_July 1 '30& 31
4s '04 ____ 20,000__ _June 1 1931
15,000r___July 1 1933
48 '04 ____ 18,533.47_June 1 1933
40,000r___July 1 1935
4s
M'S 40,000r_Meh 1 '31& 33
50,000r___July 1 1936
45 '05 M-S 39,704r___Meh 1 1932 410'08 li-N 240,000r Nov 1 '14-'37
410'07 J-J 124,579r___July 1 1928
Refunding Bonds.
40.000r July 1 '31-33 3.108
J-D $2,000r___June '11-12
410'08 F-A 60,000r___Aug 1 1936 3.10s
4.000r___June 1 1913
J-D
57,333.20r Aug 1 1937 3.10s
J-D 10,000r___June 1 1914
410'10 F-A 80,000r_ Feb 10 '20-'35 310
J-D
2,000r__ _June 1 1911
5,208.66rFeb 10 1936 3.10s
J-D 10,000r_June 1 '11-19
5s '10 F-A 25,000r_Aug 1 '30-34
Bridge Bonds
5,618.83r_Aug 1 1935 410'08 J-D 912,000r_June 1 '11-'22
Temporary Loan Bonds.
Bronx Valley Sewer Bonds.
48
J-D $20,000r___June 1 1915 44,0'08 J-J $1,000,000e Jan 1 '33-'82
3168
J-D
8,000r___June 1 1915 4s '02 J-J 1,250,000cJan 1 '33-'82
31,
0
J-D
5,000r___June 1 1916 BOND. DEBT July 2610 $3,850,086
310
J-D
8,500r_ __June 1 1917 Floating debt
628,553
310
J-D 25,000rJune 1 1925 Assessed valuation 1909_283,867,516
310
,
J-D 26,742r___June 1 1926 (Assessm't abt 70% actual value.)
310
J-D 20,000r___June 1 1912 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '07_92.00
410'08 P-A 50,285.66r Aux 1 1913 Population in 1900
184,257
410'10 F-A 36,522-13rPeb 10 1913 Population In 1905
228,950
5s '10 F-A 13,122.3OrAug 1 1913 Population in 1910 (est.) _ _ _275,000
275.000
INTEREST on the sewer bonds of 1909 Is payable at toe Mechanics'
National Bank In N. Y. City; on other issues by flaunty Treasurer.

WESTFIELD (Village). G.S.Flagler, Treas.; J.A.Riley, Clk.
This village Is In Chautauqua County. Ineorporatd In 1833.
LOANSWhen Due
Sewer Bonds.
Improvement Bonds
410'10 J-J $100,1100_ _Jan 2 '14-'38
410'08 Oct f $3,000r_Oet 20 '11-12
Water System Construction
1
500r_ __Oct 20 1913 3;6sec4aM-N $67,1100c&r _ 1910-1924
Sidewalk Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_. $75,000
410'09 Dec {1,000r___Dee 1 1913 Assessed valuation l909_1 ,249,231
2,000r._ _Dec 1 1914 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Refunding Water Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ __$10 00
410'10 P-A $10,000__Aug 1 '17-'21 Population in 1905
2,823
Population In 1910 (est.)
3,500
INTEREST payable at the Nat. Bank of Wastfleld In N. Y. exchange.

WEST SENECA. A. B. Emery, Town Attorney (Buffalo).
This town Is In Erie County. Incorporated 1851. The decrease in the
valuation for 1909 was caused by a division of the town, cutting off the
city of Lackawanna.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 11 '10_ $225,000
Assessed valuation 1909_ _2,226 730
Sewer Bonds.
5s '07 A-0 f $37.5000....Apr 1 1913 (Assessment about 35% actual value)
1187,5000_Apr 1 '14-38 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909._$13.94
Population in 1909 (est.)
15.000
INTEREST payable at the Lackawanna National Bank of West Seneca
wEsi• SENECA UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 6. J. J.
Monaghan, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT Nov 15 '10_ $183,347
School-Building Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_ _6,120,841
5s'06 M-S $84,000c_Sept 1 '11-'31 School tax (per $1,000) 1910_97.58
Hi gh-School.SI te Bonds.
1Population In 1910 (est.)
15,000
5s '10 M-S $11,050c_Sept 1 '11-'201

WHITE PLAINS (Village). Charles L. Prigge, Treasurer;
E. P. Hite, Clerk.
Tills village Is In Westchester County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Bonds.
Paving Bonds.
4s
11-N $3,000___Nov 1 '11-13
48
J-D $15,000____June '26-28 4s
J-J
9,000_July 1 '14-16
310
M-N 100,000_ _May 1 1931 45 '05 A-0
1,000_ _ _Oct 1 1935
310
A-0 75,000____Oct 1 1930
Tax and Assessment Bonds.
4s '05 A-0
.1 J $10,000___Oct 1 1921
3,000____Oct 1 1935 Is
55
J-D 30,000____Dec 1 1933 4s
J-D 10,000_ _June 1 1912
Is '08 MN 20,000 _May 1 '39-42 4s
M-S 10,000____Mch 1 1914
410'08 P-A 20,000 _Aug 1 '39-'42 4s '04 M-N 17,000____Nov 1 1924
45%s'09 F-A 20,000__Aug 1 '35-'38 4s '05 J-D 99,000____Dee 1 1945
4168'09 A-0 20,000__Oct 1 '35-'38 4s '06 A-0 12.000____Apr 1 1916
Sewer Bonds.
Is '06 MN 11,000____Nov 1 1916
s
_ _ _$158,000
5s '07 AO 15,000__ _Oct 1 1917
310
A-0 10,000---_Oet 1 1930 4168'08 A-0 28,000____Oet 1 1913
45
M-S 24,000___Sept 1 '24-23 4%8'09 A-0 33,000____Oct 1 1917
41 '04 F-A
9,000 ____Aug 1 1929 4168'10 A-0 23,000_ _Oct 1 1920
4s '05 A-0
Library-Site Bonds.
9,000____Oct 1 1935
4s '07 J -D
3000._June
_June 30 1937 3.84s 'OSA-0913,000_ _ __Apr 2 1946
Is '08 M-N 18,000__ ,May 1 1938
Sidewalk imp. Certificates.
48 '09 IM-N 12,000___May 15 1934 5s '07 MS $38,000
Sept 1 1912
55 '08 1M-S 44,000
Water Bonds.
Mch 1 1913
F-Al $4,000----Aug 1 1914 Os '08 A-0 66,000_Oct 1 1913
48
1126,000___Aug 1 '15-28 5s '09 A-0 27,000
Oct 1 1914
48
J-D 25,000____June '26-29
Fire Department Bands.
($4,000 In 1926. $7,000 In 1929.) 4s
II-S $10,000_ __Sept 1 '11-20
310
A-0 60,000____Oct 1 1929 4s
J-1) 12,000___Dec 1 '11-22
310
A-0 86,000___Oct 31 1931 48
11-S
3,000
Mch 1 1919
5,000
4s
A-0 40,000_ ___Apr 1 1924 4s '05 A-0
Apr 1 1925
41 '04 F-A
1,000_ _Aug 1 1929 5s '08 31-N 10,000._ May 1 1938
4s '04 1M-S 23,000_ _Sept 1 1934 45%8'09 ___ 95,000
4s '04 M-N 23,000___Nov 1 1934 4.158'09___ 25,000
4s '05 A-0 29,000____Oct 1 1935
Summary of Debt.
4s '06 A-0 10,000___Apr 2 1936 Current debt bonds
$121,000
48 '06 M-S 85,000__ _Sept 1 1936 Sewer bonds
232,000
410'08 F-A 155,000___Aug 1 1938 Fire department bonds
67,000
410'08 M-N
149,668
4,000____Noy 1 1938 Tax and assessment bonds
45 '09 1M-N 27,000___May 15 1939 Paving bonds
333,000
410'10 J-J 100,000____Jan 1 1940 Refunding bonds
81,000
4.103'10J-J
12,000_ _ _ _Jan 1 1940 Water bonds
736,800
Current Debt Bonds
Tax bonds
99,000
F-A f $9,000___Aug 1 '12-14 Railroad Av. exten. bonds
4s
1,600
1 2,000. ___Aug 1 1915 Library site bonds
13,000
49,000
Is '08 M-N 26,000_May 1 1938 Tot. bond debt Jan 1 1910.91,834,068
4s '09 A-0 35,000___Apr 15 1919 Certificates of Indebtedness 276,500
Assessed valuation 1908. A4,745,035
Funding Bonds.
41,68'07 J-D $23,000-_,Tune 1 1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908__$13.15
Population in 1900
7,899
Populatlon In 1910
15,949
INTEREST is psyable in White Plains
WHITE PLAINS UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. I. Charles
Cornell Ramsay, Clerk Board of Education.
On July 1 1908 the
district annexed Greenburgh District No. 10.
When Due.4s
LOANS95,000c _Jan 1 '36-40
J-J $24,000c_Jan 1 '11-34
10,000c&r Jan 1 '11-20
is
_1913-1919 4s '09 J-J 114,000e&r Jan 1 '21-27
6,750c
J-D
5s
5,000c&r_Jan 1 1928
( 22,000e&rJan 1 '11 '12
1 52,500e&rJan 1 '13-'17
5,500e&r_Jan 1 1929
55%8
J-J I 57,500chrian 1 '18-'22
Greenburgb Bonds (Annexed).
I 62,500c&rJan 1 '29 '27 48 '00 A-0 $9,000c Dec 31 '11-'19
( 3,500chr _ Jan 11028 58 '07 A-0 15.000c Dec 31 '12-'26
6,500e___ Dec '11-'15 BOND. DEBT Apr 18 '10 $322,200
3.745
J-D
2000
000c_
c__J
_.ja
un
ly 1 '452
J-J I4:0
1:14
9 Assessed valuation 1909_13,314,005
410
School tax (per $1,000) '08-'09 $9,169
INTEREST is payable at Home Savings Bank, Saugerties Savings Bank,
VonkersSavings Bank. American Savings Bank Mechanics'Savings Bank,
N. W. Harris & Co., New York, and N. W. Halsey & Co., New York.

WHITE PLAINS (Town). F. M. Thompson, Supervisor.
This town Is In Westchester County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_ $143,000
Road Bonds.
Total valuation 1909_ _ _$14,454,835
J-J $78,000r
310
1929 Tax rate'(per Inside village_95.344
J-J
60,000r ... _July 1 1932
91,000)1909 Outside village. 11.11
45
.14
316s
5.000r -Jan 1 1930
I,LIght (outside) 2.175
12,120
440
, 10 J-I) f 1,000 _ _ _June 1 1915 Population In 1905
21,781
144,000_ -June 1 '16-'37 Population In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at office of Town Supervisor

NEW YORK-CITIP S AND TOWNS.

60

[VOL. Lxxxxi.

Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Pop'n.
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1905.
debt.
PlaceNone$26,938,922 $2.97 66,196
$42,000
Cattaraugus County
3,557
None 42,274,200 411.20
Yonkers is in Westchester County. Incorporated June 1 1872. Interest Cazenovia (T), Madison Co.__ 29,800
__ ...1105,126
48,452,865
91,000
Chautauqua County
Is paid at City Treasury.
None 41,641,092 411.57
Water Works-(Conitnued)
Cheektowaga Un. Fr. S. D.No.7 39,000
LOANSWhen Due.
1,441
____
None 4471,669
4%8'08 A-0 $76,000r_July 1 '11-'48 CherryCreek(T),ChautauouaCo 34.000
Refunding Bonds.
1,205
418,800 31.00
62,000
430'08 A-0 $240,000 May 15 '11-'18 43008 A-0 76,000_,Nov 1 '11-'48 Chester (V), Orange Co
912
374,115 16.91
430'08 A-0 56,000r.June-15 '11-'18 430'10 A-0 80,000r_May 1 '11-.50 Cincinnatus (T), Cortland Co.. 31,000 $7,818
5.90
2,500,000
Deficiency Bonds.
Clayton (T), Jefferson County_•27,000
4s '09 A-0 202.500r_ Feb 1 '11-'19
1,918
p079.260 p14.00
43-0'10 AM $40,000r_May 1 '11-'20 Clayton (V),Jefferson County.. 39,548
Fire Department.
4800.000 49.00
Clayton School District No. 8_ 30.000
Public Building and Dock.
45
A-0 $10,000__ _Apr 1 '12-13
1,586
None 4810,055 410.00
A-0 $1,200____Apr 1 1912 Clifton Springs(V), Ontario Co. 67,000
3%8
A-0
2,500__Apr 1 1911 4s
1,310
4665,065 49.32
None
A-0 30,000_ _ _ _Apr '11-13 Clinton (V), Oneida County._ 44,250
330
A-0 50,000_ .Apr 1 '14-23 4s
2,158
1,488,479 16.50
M-N 120,000__Nov 1 '13-'14 Cobleskill (V), Schoharie Co..- 89,100
4s '06 A-0 15,000___Apr 1 '24-26 4s
None 41,599,503
4,700____Nov 1 1915 Cohocton (T), Steuben Co_ _ _ _ 28,500
430'10 AM 17,900r_Aug 1 '11-'20
2,339
80
8;5
0 v125
748
1:7
08
3.625 1p,.217
92,000
9,500_ _ _Nov 1 1916 Cold Spring (V), Putnam Co
4 %8'07 ____
City Hall Bonds.
2,186
4637,980 419.90
None
20,000Nov 1 '17-'18 Corinth (V), Saratoga County_ 66,000
430 '08 51-N $40.000r_May 1 '11-'28 530 '07_ _
53007 _
• 50,000__Apr 1 '18-'22 48 '09 A-0 61,750r_May 1 '11-'29 Corinth Un. Fr. S. D, No. L._ 30,000
None 46,701,634 45.00
430'08 A-0- 95.000r J'ne 15 '10-'28 430'09 A-0 28,500r July 1 '11-'29 Corning School District No. 9.. 69,000
1,950
None 41,306,665 d8.83
30,000
Road Improvement Bonds,
j Covert (T), Seneca County
430'08 A-0 45.000__Dec 1 '11-'28
2,940
41,253,230 49.35
53,000
430'09 A-0 47,500r_Nov 1 '11-'29 55 '08 M-N $45.000r_May 1 '11-'28 Coxsackie (V), Greene Co..
y770,046 y11.69
None
430'10 AM 54,000r_Aug 1 '11-'30 430'08 A-0 45,000r Aug 15 '11.'28 Cuba Un. Free Sch. D. No. 1.. 38.000
A-0
l_a36,000
No.
D.
430'09
38.000r_July 1 '11-'29 Deer Park Un. Fr. S.
Assessment Bonds.
4827,077 46.50
44,000
430'08 A-0 $90.000_ _Dec I '11-'28 430'10 A-0 25.000r_Aug 1 '11-'30 Delhi (V), Delaware County
3,535
____
42,783,550
77,000
School Bonds
Depew (V), Erie County
413 '09 A-0 45,000r_Apr 1 '11-'19
1,300
4564,300 411.80
None
38,000
A-0 $30,000r.,..Apr 1 '22-24 De Ruyter (T), Madison Co
430'10 A-0 50,000r_May 1 '11-'20 330
A-0 56.0001' ____1914-1920 Dryden Un. Fr. S. D. No. 8_ _ _ 47,500
318
Paving Bonds.
0
44
6..6
118
41
A-0 56.000r
1914 Eastchester Un. Fr. S. D. No.1 45,000 15.000 41,430,000 x19.13
48
A-0$165,950___Apr 1 '11-26 330
None 1,309,800
A-0
5,000r_Apr 1 '27-31 Eastchester Un. Fr. S.D. No.2 54,500
45
A-0 10.000___ _Apr 1 1927 330
A-0 30,000r ____1911-1913 Easthampton (T) Un. Fr. S. D.
330
A-0 20,000._ Apr 1 '28-'29 330
None
56,800
A-0 20,000r_ _Apr 1 '40-41
No.5
330
A-0
7,000--_Apr 1 1930 330
x10.50
26,000
A-0
7,250r___Apr I 1921 East Syracuse Sch. D. No. 5
95
A-0
6,380_ _ _Apr 1 1935 330
2,474
None 1,161,497 11.20
41,000
A-0 10,000r___Apr 1 1025 Eaton (T), Madison County
430'08 June 16,650r_June 1 '11-'28 330
2,872
427.00
4301,830
None
38,500
A-0
3,000r_ _Apr 1 1920 Ellenville (V), Ulster County..
4s '09 A-0 17,000_ _Feb 1 '11-'27 330
a60,000
3%8
A-0 50,000r_Apr 1 '27-31 Essex County
Local Improvement Bonds.
1,234
None 4325,000 46.20
A-0 102,450r_Apr 1 '26-37 Farmingdale (V), Nassau Co.._ 30,000
430'09 A-0 $96,900r.July 1 '11-'29 330
41,892,750 410.30 t4,836
109.500
Freeport (V). Nassau Co
Park Bonds.
(V. 75, p. 209, for maturity.)
1,259
4533,265 46.52
None
33.800
A-0
330
5,000r___Apr 1 1940 Friendship (V), Allegany Co
M-N1140,000___May '11-24 330
414,779,525
e70,000
330
M-N 10,000___May 1 '11-15
10.000r__Apr 1 1941 Fulton County
None 41,099,000 416 10
330
A-0 10.000r_Apr I '92-52 Glenville(T) Un. Fr.S. D.No.2 39,000
M-N 10.000___May I '16-17 48
3,009
No e y1.614,250 u9.64
36,000
M-N 2,000____May 1 1916
48
7.500r___Apr 1 1953 Goshen (V). Orange County
2.500____Apr 1 1953 Great Neck Sch. Dist. No. 7_ _ 34,000 • None 41.s00,000 411.20
1.000___ _May 11017
1,358
567,377 15.16
None
A-0 50,000_Apr 1 '54-58 Greene (V), Chenango County 47,000
45 '04 M-N
2,000___May '17&'21 48
2,309,581 18.10
8,900____Apr 1 1959 Green Island (V), Albany Co.. 43,500
6.000._ __May '18-20
5.00 12,366
1,803,400
1,100____Apr 1 1959 Greenport (V), Suffolk County.61,250
430'07 ____ 110,000_11ay 20 '22-23 48 '04 A-0
6,900____Apr 1 1960 Greenwich & Easton Union
7,000__ May 20 1924
1,106,869 x5.75
Free School District No. 3.... 47,000
20,000__Apr 1 '20-21
430'08 June 90,000r_June 1 '11-'28 48 '05 A-0
1,188
492,400 12.00
7,700____Apr 1 1928 Groton (V), Tompkins Co....... 38,250
430'08 A-0 22.500__Nov 1 '11-'28
1,386
4542,204 422.60
54.000
430'09 A-0 76,000r_July 1 '11-'29 48 '05 A-0 90,000r_Apr 1 '23-28 Hamden (T), Delaware Co
1,522
5.70
4913,449
None
Co.__
78,200
Madison
16.000r__Apr 1 1929 Hamilton (V).
Revenue Bonds.
20,000r_ _Apr 1 '30-'32 Hastings-on-Hudson, West430'08 A-0$175,000___May I 1913
u3,306,770
50,000
chester Co
430'09 A-0 50.000r.. __Apr 1 1914 4s '06 A-0 10,500r___Apr 1 1931
42,630,750
48 '06 A-0 70.000r_Apr 1 '33-'39 Haverstraw Un.F.S.D. No. 1..452,250
Public Bath Bonds.
1.810
4530,691 415.09
None
F-A $5.000
1915 430'07 A-0J100,000r_Apr 1 '57-66 Horseheads (V). Chemung Co.. 38.750
4s
None 3,100.000 z5.30
9.000r__ Apr 1 1967 Islip Un. Fr. Sch. Dist. No. 1_ 45,000
Water Works
Noned12,715,787 49.20
27,000
78
A-0$208.000___Apr 1 '11-14 430'07 A-0 60,000r_ _Apr 1 '51-56 Islip (T), Suffolk County
3.98
1,668,706
58
AM 15,000___Apr 1 '11-12 4s '07 A-0
8,700r. __Apr 1 1949 Kenmore Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1.. 60,500
350 4657.966 410.00
48
A-0 775,000 __Apr 1 '12-22
2,500r__ _Apr 11030 Lakewood (V). Chautauqua Co 30,000
5,483.
102,000 12,000 41.290,919 432.10
330
A-0 20,000____Apr 1 1917 48 '06 A-0 10,000r___Apr 1 1947 Liberty (T). Sullivan Co
2,124
y779,350 p20.00
None
60,750
330
A-0 25.000____Apr 1 1920
5,000r__ _Apr 1 1948 Liberty (V), Sullivan Co
d5.58
Noned27,475,919
57,606
330
A-0 110.000__Apr 1 1921 430'06 A-0 70.000r_Apr 1 '40-60 Livingston County
1,235
6,000 4943,434 44.00
330
9,350r_Apr 1 1954 Long Lake (T). Hamilton Co_ 35,000
A-0 25,000____Apr 1 1922 530 '07A-0
2,519.
None v2,073,260 y4.92
45
A-0 100.000___Apr 1 '22-23 430'08 A-0 58,500r_July 1 '11-'28 Lowville (V), Lewis County.... 70,000
5,821
47.53
43,378,400
48 '04 A-0 150,000____Apr 1 1924 430'08 M-S 14,400r_Sept 1 '11-'28 Manlius (T), Onondaga Co.- 80,000
4539,096 415.96
None
29,000
48 '05 A-0 20.000--Apr 1 1923 430'08 A-0 112,500_ _Oct 1 '11-'28 Manlius Sch. Dist. No. 6
5.50
397,050
45
A-0;150,000r___Apr 1 1925 48 ,00 A-0 11,210__Mch 1 '11-'29 Marcellus (V). Onondaga Co_ 25,000
None 42,550,000. .d8.60
65.000r_ __Apr 1 1926 48 '09 A-0 61,750r_ _ MaY 1 '11-'29 Mechanicville School District.. 43,850
790,485 10.50 11.981
40,000
48 '07 A-0 60,000r___Apr 1 1926 430'00 A-0 104,500r_July 1 '11-'29 Mineola (V), Nassau County
2,044
y975,700 1/11.00
None
95,400
43-s'07 A-0 150.000r_ _ _Apr 1 1927 43-s'09 A-0 38.000r_Nov 1 '11-'29 Mohawk (V), Herkimer Co
p696,671 y14.36
None
48 '09 A-0 37 500r__May I '11-'49 43010 A-0 79,000r_Mch 1 '11-'30 Monroe Un. Fr. Sch. Dis. No. 1 41,875
1,38&
14.30
537,150
None
29,000
Co
Sullivan
(V),
Monticello
A-0
430'10
1
1
'11-'30
'11-'49
430'09 A-0 39.000r_Nov
40,000r_Aug
3.941
None 42.065.360 411.65
56 '08 M-S 95.000r_Meh 1 '11-'48 448'10 A-0 80,000r-Oct 1 '11-'30 Mt. Morris (T). Livingston Co.. 36,000
956,000
2,000
Co.. 46,000
Livingston
(V),
Morris
Mt.
EXPLANATORY OF BONDS.-The redemption bonds were issued for
2.350781,581 19.41
(T), Ontario County.... 41,000 22,000
purchase of lands bid in by the city at sales of property for non-payment Naples (T),
1,136None 4580,225 410.80
40,000
Madison County
of taxes and assessments, and the bonds are to be paid out of money re- Nelson
90.
y331,000 ti9.80
None
25.500
Co_
Tloga
Valley
(V).
Newark
celved for redemption of lands so purchased. The assessment and tax Newfield (T), Tompkins Co...... 28,000
1,685.
4760,655 410.80
None
relief bonds were issued in anticipation of taxes and assessments and paid New Hyde Park Union Free
by
were
the
issued
bonds
the
1908
school
1
Jan.
to
Prior
from receipts.
y425,733 y16.50
None
27,000
School District No. 5
Board of Education and the water bonds by the Water Board. Since the New Lebanon (T), ColumblaCo 47,500
1,401
554.000 21.40
None
date referred to, however, all bonds of the city have been issued under the Northport (V), Suffolk Co_ _ ..31,250
of
Laws
the
of
452
Uniform Charter for cities of the second class. Chapter
4,750
9.40
3,350.484
42,000
Tarrytown(V),Westch'rCo
No.
1908 repeals the Acts under which the Board of Education and the Water Norwich (V), Chenango Co_ _ ..177,804
____ 17,422
2,307,130
Board were created separate bodies.
2,609
1,015,208 $11.04
Ontario (T), Wayne County... 28,500
1,546
I Oswegatchle(T). St. Law'ce Co. 27,000
None 47,099,470 46.20
RECAPITULATION OF DEBT OCT. 3 1910.
$10,000 Otsego County
$282,500 Irving Park Bonds
a60,000
City Hall Bonds
1,111
128.000 Otsellc (T), Chenango County 37,600
None
4420,896 428.46
1,000 Road Impt. Bonds
Baldwin Place Bonds_......
498,500 Owego School District No. I- 32,000
None 1/2,924,120 y7.28
2,257.750 Refunding Bonds
Water Bonds
1,865
96,900 Oxford (V), Chenango County 28,450
998,150 23.93
No e
61,200 Local improv't bonds....
Pub. Bldg. & Dock Bonds
160,000 Oyster Bay Sch. D. No. 5...... 67.500
None y3,442,850 y10.70
80,000 Local Impr't Notes
Fire Dept. Bonds
400,000
1/10.4.0
None u1,600,000
204,500 Certificates of Indebted
Assessment Bonds
Oyster Bay Sch. Dist. No. 9_ _ 33,000
1,061
40.000 Painted Post(V), Steuben Co_ 56,000
p475,705 p13.04
None
1,867,510 Deficiency bonds
School Bonds
41,719,020414.403 2,410
225.000 Palatine (T), Montgomery Co.. 36,000
218,621 Revenue Bonds
Street Paving Bonds
2,446
None y3,109,715 y6.80
120,250
Public Bldg. Bonds
Patchogue (V), Suffolk Co...... 40,000
733
None 4431,883 49.37
367.750
Public Park Bonds
Pawling (V), Dutchess Co._ - 36,000
None 41,448,457 411.26
Public Bath Bonds
5,000
Total on Oct. 3 1010_ _ _67,024.481 Penfield (T), Monroe County.. 29,250
Y2.358,610 p6.58
30,000
The sinking fund assets on Oct. 3 1910 amounted to $244,200.
Penn Yan School District
4344,800 46.50
1,500
Philadelphia (V), Jefferson Co 39,950
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The city's assessed valuation has been:
1,971
1,154,741 5.237
41,500
Philmont (V), Columbia Co
Average
9.695
None 42,053,780 421.00
85,000
Total Assessed Rate of Tax Port Jervis (C). Orange Co
Personal.
49.56
42,042,530
Co.
50,000
Lawrence
St.
(V)
Potsdam
YearsReal Estate.
per 61,000.
Valuation.
Property.
- - - - 14.169
Noned12,264,972
26,000
$3,206,103
$68,061,743
$26.0817 Putnam County
$64,855,640
1910
p488,618 1,7.50
None
67,094.205
24.2706 Red Hook (V), Dutchess Co_ 30,000
3,362,200
83,732,005
1909
587
24.00
818,326
None
Co
54.000
Otsego
(V),
Spgs.
63,977,310
23.2137 Richfield
2.330,150
61,647.160
1908
587
4341,568 44.60
None
49,232,905
24.4848 Richmondville(V),SchoharleCo 26,800
3.252,000
45,9611.905
1905
1,674
y16.98
y391,590
Co..
44,100
Clinton
(V),
Rouses
Point
38,211,230
23.709
3,086,830
35,124,400
1900
None 43,942,998 c1.88 90,045
35,000
22,972,466
398,240
17.3902 St. Lawrence County
22,574,226
1890
Sangerfleld ec Marshall Union
10,454,972
430.205
10.024.677
1880
4698,052 49.50
Free Sch. Dist. No. 11
26,000
3,979
None 41,509,395 411.14
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 79.803: in 1905 It was 61,716; in 1900 it Saratoga (T), Saratoga Co.:
44,000
1,021
p415.729 y9.70
was 47.931; in 1890 it was 32,033: in 1880 it was 18.892.
None
Schoharie (V), Schoharie Co.... 28.800
2,886
None 41,379,680 49.60
Schroeppel (T). Oswego Co...... 28,000
1,520
x327.001 x22.25
None
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
Schuyleqsville (V),Saratoga Co 50,000
526
4500,650 48.50
None
In the table below we give statements regarding minor civil divisions in Sharon SPgs.(V). Schoharie Co 33,420
452,240 21.68
927
New York State which are not represented among the foregoing detailed re- Sherburne (V), Chenango Co.. 46,000
None
4446,523 49.60
ports. We add in each case the population from the State Census of 1905.
ShortsvIlle (V), Ontario Co__ 30,000
None 41,258,925 422.35
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per Poen. Skaneateles (V), Onondaga Co. 63,000
4,907
2,540,942 10.30
debt. valuation. $1,000. 1905. Sodus (T), Wayne County...._ 42,000
debt,
PlaceNone
540
4239,115 432.38
1,449 Solon (T), Cortiandt County.. 53,800
None y$940,000u$22.00
Adams (V), Jefferson Co
$35,500
None (1694,950 417.30
2,377.325
4,477 So.GlensFalls(V),Saratoga Co.. 50,000
75.000
Albion (V), Orleans County
773
4476,475 48.4036
4981,675 418.00
854 Spencerport (V), Monroe Co... 46,188
None
Alexandria Bay (V), Jeff'n Co_ 88,919
7.300
2,230
4831,575 414.96
912 Springville (V), Erie County... 76,318
1,000 x291.525 x15.00
Alfred (V). Allegany County__ 28,000
None
1,576
30,000
Co_
419.30
4700,775
Madison
48.66
4288,000
(T),
Stockbridge
Allegany (V). Cattaraugus Co.. 38,000
4,000,000
None 41,495,589 411.10
Stony Point Fire Dist. No. 1..30,000
Amityville School Dist. No. 6.. 34,500
2,655
d2.531,350 44.70
589.814 16.94
1,676 Suffern (V). Rockland Co__ 31,500
Angelica (T), Allegany Co_.._..41,000
None 1/1,063,000 y16.20 1.740
1,101 Ticonderoga (V), Essex Co...... 52,000
None 4605,374 425.70
Angelica (V). Allemy Co...__ 39,000
45,000
18,504,900
y4,011,124 44.99
7,110 Tompkins County
Arcadia (T) Wayne County.._ 73.000
None 43,068,000 44.58
1,110,905 410.70
Tuxedo Un. Sch, Dist. No. 6.. 30,000
Avon Union Fr. Sch. Dia, No. 1 36,000
2,630None 1,174,085
9.50
None
Ulysses (T), Tompkins County 34,000
Babylon (T). U. Fr. S. D.No.6 28,000
a32,000
None
27,000
Union, Broome County
Babylon (V),Suffolk Co
35,000
None
vio".66
County_
y1,635,943
p7.00
Orange
None
30.000
y2,164,529
(V),
Walden
Ballston Spa Un. Fr. S.D.No. 1
4,996.
53,000
41,700,000 411.82
None 47,030,116 47.38
Walton (T), Delaware Co..
Batavia Un, Fr. Sch. Dig. No.2 45,500
4,915
None 42,036,319 414.79
None
p500,000
Belfast (T), Allegheny Co_ _ 34,000
Waverly (V), Tioga County_ 26,200
4.50
33,500
4355,000
None 4973,055 d15.10
Big Flats (T), Chemung Co__ 33,156
1,571 Webster (V), Monroe County..
None 41,894,820 49.74
None
p877,940 y15.70
Blasdell (V), Erie County........ 64,000
702 Wellsville Un. Fr. S. D. No. 1_ 80,600
1,377
y632,001 y11.50
None
None
4730,944 d8.85
Brewster (V). Putnam Co____ 50,000
West Carthage (V),Jefferson Co72,500
None 41,824,116 49.00
None 42,264,682 414.00
Brockport (V). Monroe Co__ 66,000
3,627 Westfield Sch. Dist. No. 1_ _ _ 34,000
4,148
7.55
2,297,735
None p1,124,439 y8.50
Brutus Un. Fr. Sch. Dig. No. 2 27.000
Whitehall (V). Washington Co 63,000
2,018
y800,936 y13.86
None
709.440 10.50
2,400
2.420 Whitesboro (V), Oneida Co...... 69,000
Camden (V). Oneida County_ 54,900
2,993
None 1,205,319 9.759
1,400,000 12.50
3,244 Wilson (T), Niagara County.... 63,000
Canastota (V), Madison Co_.._ 69.000
1,291,435 x16.10
31,000
Carthage School District
None
4583,047 48.75
1,000
• Total debt. a This covers merely a recent issueof bonds; we are-not
Castile (V). Wyoming County_ 47,400
None 44,132,900 413.20
8,863 Informed as to what Is total debt. I Census for 1910. ciCountyatax.
Catskill (T). Greene County__ 57,500
Figures for year 1909. x School tax, y Figures are for 1910.
None y2.663,925 y7.90
Catskill Un, Fr. Sch. D. No, 1.. 44.000

YONKERS. J. T. Lennon, Mayor; J. Miller, City Comp.
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F. T. Gertenbach, Auditor.

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Nov., 1910.1

State of New Jersey.
ITS

DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
7,815
Total area of State (square miles)
Trenton
State Capital
Governor (term exp. Mon. bef.
. 3d Tues., Jan.'11) J.F. Fort
Secretary of State (term exp. Apr. 1 '12)_Col. S. D. Dickinson
Treasurer (term expires Mch. 1 1913) _ _ _Daniel S. Voorhees
Comptroller (term expires Feb. 20 1911)__ __Henry J. West
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 tile State
affirmed that New Jersey had put out no obligations of any kind or loaned
ts credit to any company. The Constitution of 1844 forbade the creating 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 our Civil War. Quite a debt was created at that
period. The last of these war bonds was retired on Jan. 1 1002.
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:
$660,400
Nov. 1 1901
$71,000 Nov. 1 1895
735,400
194,000 Nov. 1 1894
Nov. 1 1898
1,996,300
Nov. 1 1897
394,000 Nov. 1 1880
3.395 200
593,400 Nov. 1 1866
Nov. 1 1896
On Nov. 1 1910 the cash balance on hand in the State Fund was $4,645,188 68; this fund also held on the same date 1,887 shares (par value $188,
700) of the stock of tile United Railroad & Canal Companies of New Jersey,
the market value of which amounts to about $475,000. The State School
Fund on Nov. 1 1909 held securities to the amount of $4,934,404.07: cash
balance on hand for investment, $62,048. On Nov. 1 1910 the cash balance
on hand was $472,779 98.
ASSESSED VALUATION.—The assessed valuation for a series of years
has been as below. Under new tax laws the assessment beginning with 1006
has been made at supposed full value—a much higher basis than in former
years.
$573,256,303
$918,418,741 1886
1909_ $1,949,687,28711901
554,828,114
891,237,286 1884
1008._ 1,843,001,178 1900
844,354,103 1882
534 917,876
1907_ 1,841,527,418 1898
518,617,518
704,428,048 1880
1906._ 1,570.210,073 1806
531,851,840
774,398,332 1878
1905._ 1,153,682,961 1894
742,759,082 1876
1904___ 1,055,379,023 1892
596,833,707
1903_ 1,008,062,612 1890
619,057,903
649,979,700 1874
1902._ _
952,560,540 1888
603,676,053
In addition to the above, valuation of railroad and canal property in 1900
was 8219,658,014. In 1902 8223.486.392. In 1903 8227.195,115, In 1904
$231,655,525, in 1905 5236.720,571, In 1906 $194,532,469, in 1907 $200,045,173, In 1908 $272,182,490, in 1909• $281,214,158 and in 1910 $279,059,611. No general tax Is imposed in New Jersey, the State deriving its
revenue from other sources.
• Subject to alteration, review of certain assessments now in progress.
POPULATION OF STATE.—Population has been as follows.
906,096 1820
2,404,617 1870
277,575
1910
672,035 1810
245,562
2,144,134 1860
1905
4519,555 1800
211,149
1,883,669 1850
1900
373,30611790
184,139
1,444,933 1840
1890
1,131,116 1830
1880
320,8231
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.
(I) 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 tile 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-live 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 tile 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 tile 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.,
end (2) when the authorization is for some single object of work specified
therein, &e. In tile latter case the mode of procedure is, as will be seen,
given In the same paragraph of the Constitution.
(2) CITIES,COUNTIES, TOWNS,&c., are also restricted In tile making
of certain kinds of debt by Article I, paragraphs 19 and 20, of tile Constitution. We give these paragraphs in full.
10. No county, city, borough, town, township or village shall hereafter
give any money or property, or loan its money or credit, to or in aid of
any individual, association or corporation, or become security for or be
directly or indirectly the owner of any stock or bonds of any association
or corporation.
20. No donation of land or appropriation of money shall belnade 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 prohibition relates to the giving of money,
property or credit of cities, &e.. to individuals, associations, or corporations, &c., and that the prohibition is absolute, forbidding the doing of
such acts in any form, shape or manlier. There is one other restriction of
the State Constitution, and that is found in Article IV., Section VII.,
paragraph 11, which forbids the Legislature passing any special laws "regulating the internal affairs of towns and counties": in tills and in all other
cases in which according to the judgment of tile Legislature general laws are
feasible, the Constitution states that general laws must be provided.
In compiance with tills last provision the Legislature has passed many
general laws covering bonded indebtedness of cities, towns, &c. They are
so aunaerous they cannot be cited here. We would refer tile reader to the




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Revised Statutes of New Jersey of 1895 under the heading "Municipal
Bonds," pages 693 to 710 both inclusive; and also to the same heading
("Municipal Bonds"), pages 2220, &c.
In 1903 a Referendum Act relating to the government of cities was passed
by the Legislature, under the provisions of which, when accepted by the
voters of any city, the debt-making power of the municipality Is fixed at
15% of the taxables. This Referendum Act Is found In Chapter 168 of the
Laws of 1903 as amended by Chapter 103 of the Laws of 1907. Section 73
of this Act contains the debt limitation, and Is In these words: "The limit
of the bonding power in such city Is fixed at fifteen per centum of the value
of the property thereon as rated for taxation, as shown by the last duplicates of assessment for taxes made therein, and such limitation shall in no
case be exceeded." We have been unable to obtain from the State authorities any list of the cities which have accepted the provisions of the Referendum Act. The record of acceptance appears to be confined to the
minutes of the governing body of the municipality in each case. Long
Branch Is one of the cities which have accepted.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL TO APPROVE SCHOOL BONDS.—The school
law passed at the special session of the Legislature convened Oct. 15 1903.
provides that whenever any bonds are authorized by townships, incorporated town or borough school districts, the district clerk must transmit
certified copies of the record of proceedings to the State Attorney-General
for his approval as to the legality of the same.
TAX EXEMPTION.—The State of New Jersey passed in 1893 a general
statute which exempts from taxation the bonds, securities and other evi
dences of indebtedness of municipal corporations; the provision covers not
only the bonds, &c., to be hereafter Issued, but those as well that have
been heretofore issued. It is a sweeping statute, and one which is of decided interest to the holders of the municipal securities of the State. The
full text of It may be found In the "State and City Supplement" for October
1898, page 58.
LIMITATION TO TAX RATE.—Under Chapter 116. Laws of 1906.
an ultimate maximum tax rate Is provided for in all taxing districts in
the State of $17 50 for each $1,000 of assessed valuations for county, school
district and local purposes. Tile Act provides that the tax rate for 1906
must not exceed that levied In 1905 and must be reduced at least $1 00 per
$1.000 each year after 1906 If the rate Is over $20 00 per $1,000 and 50 cents
yearly if under $20 00, until a rate of $17 50 be reached, which is to be the
maximum rate thereafter. In the cases of counties the 1906 rate must
not exceed the 1905 rate and a 50-cent reduction yearly is provided for
until the rate reaches the limit of $5 00 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
This limitation does not apply to the tax rate required to raise any State
tax or State school tax or to pay judgments, all of which may be in addition to the limited rate fixed in the Act. Besides this, a law passed in
1908 (Chapter 274) provides that the limitation shall not apply to the tax
required to pay the cost of constructing or maintaining any sewerage system. Furthermore, under Chapter 182 of the Laws of 1908, the county
boards of taxation are authorized, upon application of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of any county, to allow an increase In excess of the lawful
limit of tile tax rate for county purposes In any year to an amount not
exceeding 10 cents on $100 assessed valuation; and,upon application of the
governing body or board having charge of the finances of any taxing district, to allow an increase in excess of the lawful limit, of the tax rate of
said taxing district, for county, school district and local purposes In any
year, to an amount not exceeding 30 cents on the $100 assessed valuation.
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 essential respects
the investment provisions. We give below in full the investment sections
of the new law.
VI. DEPOSITS—HOW INVESTED.
SECTION 33. No savings bank shall invest the moneys deposited with
the same in any manner except as follows, to wit:
I. In stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or obligations of the United
States, or those for which the faith of tile United States is distinctly pledged
to provide for the payment of the prinelpal and interest thereof;
II. In the interest-hearing 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 live years next preceding, have defaulted in the payment of
any part of either principal or Interest of any legal debt or obligation thereof
and provided further, the total indebtedness of any borough or village 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 (other than obligations commonly
known as Improvement certificates) issued by the city, county, town.
township, borough or village in which such bank Is situated;
V. In the bonds of any city or county of any other State of tile Union
Issued pursuant to the authority of any law of any such State; provided,
no such city or county has, within ten years previous to 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 of any railroad company which has paid
dividends of not less than 4% per annum regularly on its entire capital
stock for a period of not less than live years next previous to the purchase
of such bonds, or in any consolidated mortgage bonds of any such company authorized to be issued to retire tile entire bonded debt of such company'
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 tile loan is on unimproved or unproductive real
estate, the ainouht loaned thereon shall not be more than 30 % of its
actual value; and no investment In any bond and mortgage shall be made
by any savings bank, except upon the report of a committee of at least
three of the managers, and two members of which committee shall certify
in writing to tile value of the premises mortgaged, or to be mortgaged.
according to their best judgment; such report shall be filed and preserved
among the records of the bank;
VIII. 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 case exceed 50% of the
net surplus of such bank except with the written approval of the Commissioner of Banking and Insurance; provided, the limitations as to the cost
of such lot and building contained In tills subdivision shall not apply to
or affect any such investment heretofore made by a savings bank organized
under a special charter:
0) Such as shall have been purchased or acquired by It at sales upon
tile 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 tile same shall have
been so purchased, unless, u onapplication shallsuch
by
corporation to the
Commissioner of Banking an Insurance, he
extend the time within
which such sale shall be made: the provisions of this section shall apply to

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all funds of any savings bank,Including its reserve fund, and all Investments
of money and sales and transfers of securities may be made in the manner
provided and made lawful in this Act, notwithstanding any provision in any
special charter contained limiting the number of trustees or managers who
shall act in the investment of moneys and the sale or transfer of stocks or
securities.
SECTION 34. No savings bank shall loan the money on aeposit wan tne
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. An amendment to the law relating
to the Investments of funds by trustees, executors, administrators, &c.,
was made in 1907. The law will be found In the "Chronicle of Nov. 23
1907, page 1352.
CITIES, COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE

STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
.HIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
ACQUACKANONK TOWN-EA. D. Cheston, Clerk (P. 0. Clifton).
School Bonds.-(Con.)
$10,000cMay 1 '15-'19
3,800c___May 1 1920
43.0'10 M-N 150,000c_May 1 '21-'30
40,000c_May 1 '31-'40
16,000c_May 1 '41-'48
443'06 M-N 3,0000 June 1 '17-'19
1 500c_ _ _June 1 1920
(32,000c_July 1 '13-'28
53 '08 J-J I 1,000c_July 1 '29&44
I 1,500c___July 1 1929
128,000c_July 1 '30-'43
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ _ $270,700
Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _7,653,370
School tax (per $1,000) 1910_$12.60
7.187
Population in 1905
11,800
Population in 1910 (est.)
INTEREST on the b•nds of 1908 and 1910 is payable at the Citizens'
Trust Co. of Paterson; en others at the First National Bank of Paterson.

This district is in Passaic County.
When Due.
LOANSSchool Bonds.
430'06 M-N 527,000c_June 1 '18-'44
500c_ _ _June 1 1945
1
2,500c ____1911-1912
Var
5s
Var 17,000c _ _ _ _1911-1922
44s
443'06 M-N 112,000c_June 1 '18-'29
1
500c__ _June 1 1930
I 2,000c_May 1'12-'13
I
500c_ May 1 1914
I 3,0000_May 1 '15-'17
04s'07 M-N I 2,000c_ May 1 '23-'24
I 1,500o_ May 1 1925
I 5,0000_ May 1 '26-'30
110,000 _ cMay 1 '31-'35
1,400o___May 1 1938

ASBURY PARK. T. Frank Appleby, Mayor; Reuben H.
Norris, Treasurer; Wm. C. Burroughs, City Clerk.
This city is in Monmouth County.
ditional territory annexed In 1906.
When Due.
LOANSFire Bonds.
53
A-0 $10,000c__.Oct 1 1915
48
J-J
13,000c___Jan 1 1915
4s '04 J-D 19.0000 __June 1 1934
44E4'09 M-N 15,009
1944
Beach Bonds.
43
A-05250,000c___Apr 1 1933
448'07 J-J 150,000c_ _July 1 1947
Water Bonds.
53
J-D $60,000c___June 1 1915
(Subject to call June 1 1900.)
J-D $10,000c_ _June 1 1917
53
53
J-D 50,000c__ _June 1 1924
48,000c___Jan 11027
58
J-J
22.000c___Jan 1 1928
J-J
4s
4s '06 A-0 22,000c___Apr 1 1936

Incorporated as a city in 1897. AdSchool Bonds (city's portion).
J-D 587,000c_June 20 '12-42
($2,000 due yearly.)
430'07 J-D $100,000c
1937
Library Bonds.
45
M-N $18,000c___Nov 1 1931
Sewer Bonds.
•
4s
A-0 $50,000c__ _Apr 1 1933
48 '05 M-S 30,000c___Sept 1 1945
4 4s'07 J-J
75,000c.._ _July 1 1942
1944
430'09 M-N 35,000
FUND.DEBT Jan 1 1910.$1,071,918
Value city prop. Jan 1 '10_ 1.489,073
Total equalized val. 1909_10,720,264
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_524.40
- 9.654
Population in 1908
INT. payable at Treasurer's office.
5s

ATLANTIC CITY. Franklin P. Stoy, Mayor; A. M. Heston, Comptroller.
This city is in Atlantic County. Incorporated March 3 1854. A new
city charter was adopted May 6 1902.
Drainage Bonds,
LOANSWhen Due
44sg'07J-J $20,000c___July 11037
City-Hall Bonds.
45 g '00 F-A $90,000c___Aug 1 1930 44sg'09J-J 100,000c___July 1 1938
Atlantic Ave. Improv't Bonds.
18,000c__ _July 1 1911
4s g '01 J-J
20,000c_ _ _Ian 1 1944 448'07 A-0 $44,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1937
4s g '09 J-J
City Improvement Bonds.
Public Library Bonds.
4s g '03 J-J $30,000c_ _Jan 1 1938 5s g '91 M-S $11,000c___Sept 1 1911
7,000c__Jan 1 '11-'17 4 4sg'96M-N 40,000c___May 1 1911
4s g '05 J-J
4 4sg'96M-N 49,000c_May 1 1916
Tax Arrearage Bonds.
44g'09 J-J $100,900c___July 1 1914 4 4sg'08A-0 5,000c___Apr 1 1918
4 4sg'99 M-N 10,000c___May 1 1914
Water Bonds.
1 9,000c___May 1 1911
5s g '95 J-D$781,000c_ _ _June 1 1925
4 4sg'96M-S 100,000c_Mch 1 1928 4s g '01 M-N 14,000c___May 1 1916
24,000c___May 1 1921
12.000c __July 1 1917
4 4sg'97J-I
4s g '00 J-J 200,000c___July 1 1930 4s g '05 A-0 55,000c_Apr 1 1925
70,000c___July 1 1931 44sg'08 J-J 55,000c_ Jan 1 1928
4s g '01 J-J
Park Bonds.
4s g '02 J-J
15,000e___July 1 1932
4s g '03 J-J
75,000c_Jan 1 1933 4 4sg'99J-J $100,000c_July 1 1929
35,000c_ _ _July 1 1934 4 4s g '08 J-J 300.000c_ _July 1 1943
4s g '04 J-d
44sg'06J-J 300,000c___July 1 1941 4 4g'10 J-J 175,0000-Jan 1 1945
44g.1.0 J-I 11111.000e___Jan 1 1945 44s g'10J-J 102,000c_Jan 1 1945
44 g '10 J-J 113,000e__ _July 1 1945
Conduit Bonds
Mt. Vernon Avenue Bonds.
4s g '06 M-N $30,000c___May 1 1936
40'08 J-J ;13,0000_1*n 1 1918
Sidewalk Bonds,
Survey Monument Rends.
4s g '06 M-N $10.000c_ _Nov 1 1911
416s
J-J
$2,000c___Jaa 1 1911 4s
J-J
20,000c___Jan 1 1914
Bellevue Ave. Bonds,
Fire-House Bonds.
43
-is g'1014 $9,0110e.._ _duly 1 1920 4s g '02 J-J
$8,000c__ _July 1 1932
Albany Ave. Bonds.
48 g '03 J-J
10,000c___July 1 1913
4 4sg'09J-J $100,000e_July 1 1944 4 4sg'07J-J 25,000c-__Jan 1 1937
Crematory Bonds.
4s '08 J-J 128,000c._ _July 1 1926
4 Asg'118J-J $40,000cJuly 1 1918 4s g '03 J-J
28,000c___Jan 1 1944
10,000c_ _Jan 11020 43 g '09 J-J
4 tisg'00J-1
2,000c___Jan 1 1911
32,000c__ _Jan 1 1921 43-g'10 J-J
45 g '01 J-J
50,000c__Jan 1 1945
44s g'10J-J
vaving Bonds.
5,000_Jan 1 1945
Texas Avenue Bonds.
4s g '9931-N $74 000c _Noy 1 1919
45 g '01 A-0 1115,000e___Oct 1 1921 443'08 J-J $40,000c___July 1 1938
4s g '0? A-0 13,000e___Oct 1 1922
Massachusetts Ave.' Bonds.
4;isg'04M-N 195,000c___May 1 1924 448'08 J-J $30,000c_ _July 1 1928
Michigan Ave. Lot !fonds.
4s g '05 J-D 60,000c___Iune 1 1925
4s g '06 A-0 80,000c ..Apr 1 1926 4s g '06 A-0 $7,000c_ _Oct 1 1936
4 4sg'07 J-J 250.000c___Jan 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 19-10 $5,177,000
43 g '05 J-D 70.000c._ _June 1 1925 Sinking fund
1,296,036
4s g '06 J-J
3,880,964
13,000c___Oct 1 1926 NET DEBT Oct 1 1910
4 4sg'08J-J
116,000c_Jan 1 1928 Water debt (incl. above)__1,728,000
443'08 J-J
70,000cJuly 1 1928 School debt (see below)
Apr 1 '10(not incl.above) 788,000
4s g '09 J-4
63,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1929
4 4sg'09 J-J 212,000c__ _July 1 1944 Total assessed val. 1010_63,624,954
44s g'10,14 118.090•__ _July 1 1945 Assessment about 60% actual value)
Hospital Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910---_;20.00
4s g '06 M-S $30,000e___Sept 1 1936 Population In 1905
37.593
443'07 M-S 70,000c.. __Sept 1 1937 Population In 1910
•44,461
11,000e___Sept 1 1939 Summer population (est.)_ _300,000
43-g'01 M-S
300,000
*These figures, It is claimed, are incomplete; a new enumeration has been
ordered by the Director of the Census.
INTEREST on tile city-hall, publlo library, water 4s and 4'4s of 1908,
city improvement 48 and 4 -is of 1908, crematory bonds due 1920 and 1921,
paving bonds due 1921, 1922, 1924, 1925, 1927, 1928 and 1944, fire-house
bonds, park bonds, Texas Ave. bonds, Massachusetts Ave. bonds, Mt.
Vernon Aye, bonds, drainage bonds of 1909 and hospital bonds,is payable
at the Hanover National Bank, New York; on the Albany Ave. bonds and
paving bonds due 1929 at the National Park Bank in New York; on all
other bonds in Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANSJ-J $90.000c_July 1 '25-'30
When Due.14s:g
J-J 1$16,000c_July 1 '11-'13
44s
12,000c_July 1 1931
4,000c___July 1 1914 4s g '06 J-J
5,000c___July 1 1931
M-S 20,000c_Mch 1 '11-'14
34s
60,000c_July 1 '32-'35
100,000c_Mch 1 '15-'2414s '06 J-J
16.000o_July 1 1938
60,009c_July 1 '11-'22 44s
45 g '04 J-J
J-J
70,000c_ July 1 1937




[VoL. Lxxxxi.

LOANSWhen Due. 4 sg'09J-J $120,000c_ _ _July 1 1943
43g'08 J-J 1$120,000eJuly 1 '38-'41 44s g J-J
_ _July 1 1945
1 40,000c_July 11042 BOND. DEBT
139,000cOct 1 1910_5768,000
INTEREST on 4s and 44s due in 1937 and the 43
-is due 1938-1942 is
payable at Hanover Nat. Bank, New York; on the 448 due 1943 at the
National Park Bank, New York; on other bonds in Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC COUNTY.
May's Landing is the county seat. L. C. Albertson, Coll. (Atlantic City).
When Due.
LOANSBridge Bonds.
Building Bonds.
45 '08 J-J $30,000r ,Jan 1 '11-'16
48 g '06 J-J 1$35,000r_Jan 1 '11-'17 BOND. DEBT Aug 1910_5177,000
1 12,000r__Jan 1 '18-'19 Total assessed val.'10_ _ ....79,976,500
48 '08 J-J
20,000r_Jan 1 '11-'14 (Assessin't about 80 or 90% act. val.)
4s '10 J-J
60,000rJan 1 '15-'20 State&Co.tax(per $1,000) '09.$4.964
Road Bonds
59.882
Population in 1905
4s
J-J $20,000r_ _Jan 1 '11-14 Population in 1010 (est.)
75,000
INTEREST Is payable at the County Collector's office.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. E. H. Cook, Collector & Treas.
This borough is In Monmouth County. Inc. 1887; relnc. Sept. 15 1891.
Funding Bonds,
LOANSWhen Due.
Refund.Water Bonds.
5s g '04 J-J $12,000c. _Jan 1 '11-22
4,750r_Dec 31 '11-15
443 g J-J $80,000o___July 1 1928 5s g '07 J-J
BOND. DEBT May 26 1910 $149,700
Refund. Sewer Bonds.
26,500
48 g
J-J $39,000c___July 1 1928 Floating debt
SInkIng fund_
8,657
Electric Light Bonds.
55g '06 J-J $12,0000_ _ _Apr 2 1916 Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _1,845,587
(Assessment about
actual value.)
Water Works Bonds.
$6,000c_ _Apr 10 1921 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910 ._ _$20.50
5s g '06 J-J
Population in 1905
1,480
Refund Light Bonds.
4 4s g'06:14 $15,000r__MaY 10 1926 Summer population 1907 (est.) _5,000
INTEREST on the funding bonds of 1907 is payable at the Atlantic
Highlands National Bank.

BAYONNE. P. Stillwell, Comptroller; J. W. Empie, Treas.
This city is in Hudson County. Incorporated as a city 1869.
Fire Department Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS58 '91 J-J
$5,000___July 1 1911
Road Construction Bonds
9.000____Oct 1 1914
55 '83 J-J $34,000_ __Jan 1 1913 5s '94 A-0
4,000_ June 2 1914 5s '95 M-S
2,000____Mch 1 1915
6s '84 .14
35,000_ Jan 1 1923 4s '98 J-J
446'03 J-J
8,000-__Jan 1 1918
45 '98 M-N 10,000__Nov 11915
Police Headquarters Bonds.
9s '05 J-J $44,000___ _July 1 1925 4s '90 M-S
8,000____Sept 1 1919
4s '06 M-S 21.000___Sept 1 1926
Track Elevation Bonds.
43,68'03 J-D $8,000-Dec 1 1923 4s'09
J-D
7,000_ _ _ _June 1 1916
City Hall Bonds.
Floating Debt Bonds.
53 '91 J-J $50.000____Jan 1 1011 4e '08 J-J $207,000„--Jan 11028
Paving Bonds.
Tax Bonds.
4s '97 J-J $17,000_---Jan 1 1917 4s '01 J-J $68,000.__Apr 15 1911
5s '10 J-J 234,000__July 1,1930 53 '81 .J-J 153,000_ _ _July 1 1911
Court Room Bonds.
43 '06 J-J
65,000 __Apr 16 1916
4s '01 M-S $2,600....Sept 13 1921 5s '08 J-J 275,000__ _July 1 1928
Library Site Bonds.
Park Bonds.
4s '02 M-S $6,000_--_Sept 2 1922 4 148'06 .1-.1 $58,000_ __July 1 1916
4s '07 M-N 24,500.... May 1 1927
School Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
$5,000___ _Nov 1 1913
5/3 g '93 J-J
8,000._Mch 1 1915 4 148'05
$50.000____Apr 1 11)11
5s '95 M-S
6,000_ __Jan 1 1916 443'09 J-J 155,000_ _ _ May 1 1929
5s '96 J-J
70 000_ ._Sept 1 1916 5s '08 J-J 183,000_ _ _Jan 1 1928
4 48'98 J-J
Water Bonds.
9.000____May 1 1917
4 4s'97 J-J
4 43'96 J-J 100,000_ __Mch 1 1918 44g '02J-J $15,000____Dec 1 1922
45 '99 J-J
6,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1919 45 '98 J-J
16,000____Jan 1 1921
4s '00 J-J
12,000__July 2 1920 4s '02 J-J
53,000_ __Jan 1 1932
4s '01 J-J
2,000.. _ _Sept 16 1921 43-ftg'03 J-J
84,000_._ July 11023
Refunding Assessment Bonds.
4s '02 J-J
11,500____Apr 1 1922
4s '02 J-J
12,500_ _Aug 18 1922 5s '81 J-J $75,000___ _July 1 1911
4 4:4'03 J-J 100,000. ___Mch 2 1933 55 '88 J-J
50,000...._ May 1 1918
45 '05 J-J
6,750____Mch 1 1035 5s '88 J-J
46,000_ ___ July 1 1918
4 4g'07 J-J
49,400_ __ _Jan 1 1922 5s '89 J-J
53,000._ _Jan 1 1919
5s g '08 J-J 160.000c_ _Apr 1 1928 5s '89 J-J
68,000. _ _ _July 1 1919
5s'08
M-N 285,000_ Nov 1 1928 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910 $3,611,750
55 '08 J-J
12,000__July 1 1928 Twp. bond (on demand)
500
43-0'09 J-J
60,500__Sept 1 1929 Sinking fund
418,398
4s '10 J-J
7,500____Jan 11030 Tax valuation, real
37,411,760
8,519.550
450'10 J-J 298,000_ __July 1 1930 Tax valuation, personal
Tax valuation, RR
600,308
Funded Assessment Bonds.
48,531,611
55 '82 J-J $14,000.. __Jan 1 1912 Total valuation 1910
37,000_ __July 1 1915 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_520 72
5s '95 J-J
42,262
23,000_ _ _Jan 1 1916 Population in 1905
55 '96 J-J
33,000_ _ _Jan 1 1925 Population in 1910
55.545
5s '95 J-J
INTEREST Is payable part at the Hudson County National Bank of
Jersey City, part at Bayonne Trust Co. and part at the Mechanics' Trust
Co. In Bayonne.

BELMAR. Abram Borton, Collector.
This borough Is In Monmouth County. Incorporated In 1885,
Municipal Bldg. Bonds.
Sewage Disposal Bonds.
1 1941 5s g '10 A-0 515,000c_ _Oct 11938
53 g'10 J-J
Jetty Bonds.
Water Extension.
J-J $20,000c_July 1 1937 5s
J-J $10,000__ Jan 1 '24-'28
53
Park Bonds,
Improvement Bonds.
5e
J-J $58,0000_53,000 yearly 59
J-J
82,000
1911-1914
BOND, DEBT Oct 1910__$181,000
Beach Improvement Bonds.
1 1935 Sinking fund
53 '05 M-S
10,875
Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _2,999,130
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1925.)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910-- - -527 81
Funding Bonds.
53 '05 M-S $31,000cSept 1 1935 Population In 1905
1,089
Population in 1900
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1925.)
902
INTEREST on the improvement, jetty and park bonds Is payable In
Belmar; on all other issues In New York City.

BERGEN COUNTY. Walter Christie, Collector.

Hackensack is the county seat.
When Due. I Building Bonds
LOANS4s '09 1,
-A $100,000c_Peb 1 '14-'38
Bridge Bonds
J-J J$54,000c_Jan 1 '11-'19 48 '09 M-N 150,000c_May 1 '14-31
33is
1 7.000c___ _Jan 1 1920 448'10 A-0 400,000c_ _Apr 1 '15-'31
45
J-D 40,000r _Dec 1 '11-14 43-'s'10 A-0 400,000c__Oct 1 '15-'39
Road Improvement Bonds.
4s '04 F-A 140,000c_ .Aug 1 '11-24
4 4e'07 F-A 68,000c_Aug 1 '11-27 5s '08 11-S i$2,000c&r_Sept 1 1915
80,000c&rSept 1 '16-35
4 48'07 F-A 14.000c_Aug 1 '11-17
41,68'07 F-A 14,000c_Aug 1 '11-17 BOND. DEB"Sept 20 '10 $1,145,000
45 '09 F-A 72,000c___Aug 11930 Total assessed val. 1910.102,524,521
(Assessment about full value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1909....$2.94
Population In 1910 (est.) _ __110,000
INTEREST on bridge 31,6s Is payable at the Hackensack Trust Co.; on
bridge 43-4s at A. B. Leach & Co. In N. Y. City; on road and building bonds
at Columbia Ti', Co. in N. Y. City; on other bonds at Hackensack Nat. Bk.

BLOOMFIELD. H. L. Osborne,'Treas.; It. F. Davis, Clerk.

This town is in Essex County. Incorporated as a town Feb 26 1900,
When Due.
Park Bonds.
LOANS4s 09 A-0 $30,000c_Apr 1 '$0-'35
School Bonds.
Street Improvement Bonds.
f $15,000c ____1911-1013
5 te
1 84,000c ____1914-11926
J-D J$5,000c___June 11918
000:
6
8:0
170,000c__June '20-'29
4s
36,000c _1927-1930
M-N
Water Bonds.
:11931-1933 45
A-01515,000r___Apr 1 1919
19,000c _ _ _1934-1952
1 75,000r_ _Apr 1 '20-'34
1953 4s '09 A-0 15,000c_Apr 1 '35-'37
500c ___
4s '09 A-0 31,000c_Apr 1 '18-'48
Fire Department Bonds.
I 11,000c_Aug 1 '20-'30 48 '04 J-J $25,000c_ _July 1 1924
20,000c_Aug 1 '31-'35 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_5504,500
4s '10 F-A1 2
316.-:4
60
Au
ng 1 :4
65
0:00,
00ce
_ _ 77,548
Assessment
debtdebt (add'1)_
35,000
Floating
10,176,994
64,000c_Aug 1 '51-58 Total valuation 1010
Sewer Bonds,
Total tax (per $1.000) 1009 __$19.10
M-N $7,500c__Nov 1 '11-'13 Population in 1005
58
11,668
4s
F-A 50 000c
Feb 1930 Population in 1910
15,070
INTEREST on fire department bonds and sewer bonds due 1930 is payable at United States Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City; on other Issues
at the Bloomfleld National Bank, the Fidelity Trust Co., Newark and the
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. of Newark.

Nov., 1910.]

NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

BRADLEY BEACH SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Monmouth County. Bradley Brown, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due.'TOTAL DEBT Mch 1910_ _ $143,000
1930 Assessed valuation 1909_ _1,662,610
5s '10 M-S $85,000e

BRIDGETON. Barton F. Sharp, Comptroller.
This city Is sltuated in Cumberland County. Incorporated Nov. 29 1864
Funding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s '04 J J $50.000c.. Jan 1 1934
Street Bonds.
As
4-0 $80,000r___Oct 1 1920 (Sub,ect to call after Jan. 1 1919.)
4s '09 F-A $35,000c_ _Feb 1 1939
• (So Act to call Oct. 1 1910.)
Sewage Disposal B•nds.
(Subject to call after Feb 1 1924)
%s'10 A-0 $50,000____Oct 1 1940
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call Oct 1 192i.)
4s '05 M-S $15,000c-__Sept 1 1925
Water Bonds.
Park Bonds.
F-Al $7,000c_Aug 1 '11-'12 Is '03 J-J $40,000c_-Nov 1 1927
1 2,000c___ Aug 1 1913
(Subject to call Nov. 1 19)2.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_3284,200
Paving Bonds.
4s '06 J-J $10,200r_ _July 1 1927 Sluicing fund
77,118
Total assessed val. 1910_6,973,701
(Subject to call July 1 1916.)
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
School Bonds.
4)s
M-S $6,000c ____1911-1912 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910___$19 10
13,624
A-0 15,000c____Apr '14-'18 Population In 1905
48
14,312
25.000c_ _July 1 1922 Population in 1910 ____ _
4s '02 J-J
INTEREST payable at Bridgeton
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)

BURLINGTON. Joshua Taylor, Treasurer.
This city is In Burlington County. Incorporated March 4 1851.
When Due.
Filtration Bonds.
LOANS4s
Floating Debt Bonds
A-0 $25,000_ __ _Oct 1 1939
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1019)
4 As'07 J-J $36,000c_ _ _July 1 1937
Refunding Water Bonds.
Meadow Drainage.
4s '91 J-D $14,000c___Dee 1 1921 4s '86 M-N $20,000c___Nov 1 1916
48 '08 J-J
1938
11,500c
(Subject to call Dec. 1 1991.)
1921
School Bonds.
4s '01 J-J $10.000c
4s '05 F-A $5,250c___Aug 1 1035
City-flail Bonds.
4;is'09 J-D $17,009c___Doe 1 11/39 (Subject to call 32 0)10 yearly 1925.)
4s '04 M-S $23,500c_ May 1 1034
Paing Bonds.
4s '03 A-0 39,500c
1913 (Subject to call $2,000 yearly 1924.)
Fire Department.
'is '113
J-J $26,500c
1036
43 '05 M-S $1,500c__ Sept 1 1925
($1,000 yearly.)
Deficiency and Health Bonds.
BOND. DE13T Oct 1910__ _$201,250
$9,500c___July 1 1912 Total valuation 1900_ _ __ _ _3,311,309
48 '02 J-J
Refunding Bonds
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909-__$21.80
As '04 M-S $20,000c__ Sept 1 1934 Population In 1905
8,038
INTEREST payable at the Mechanics National Bank, Burlington.

BURLINGTON COUNTY.
Mount Holly Is the county seat.

LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Apr 1910_$95,000
Asylum Bonds.
30,455,304
Total valuation 1909
J-J $40,0096
(Assesstnent at actual value.)
Road improvement Bonds.
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _36.70
4;0'07 M-N $55 000._ _Nov 1 '13-23 Population In 1905.
62,042
INTEREST on the road bonds is payable at the Mount !lolly Nat. Bank.

63

CLAYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. B. Stranger, Clerk.
This district is In Gloucester County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10__ $37,000
5s '08 F-A $30,800__Aug 1 '11-28
INTEREST payable at the First
(See V. 87, p. 890, for maturity.) National Bank of Glassboro.

CLIFFSIDE PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. F. Kelly, Clerk.
s_
(P. 0. CliffsIde) is in Bergen County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ _$88,000
5s '10

f $6,000____Jan 1 1933 Floating debt
J-J { 8 000__ Jan 1 1944
I 60,000 Jan 1 '45-50

15,000

COLLINGSWOOD. Win. Thinbrecht Jr., Clerk.
This borough Is In Camden County.
48
J-D $150,000c_ _Dec 1 1934 I assessed valuation 1910_ _13.341,457
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_$150,000 I (Assessment about 65% actual value)
Floating debt
20
.5
rate (per $1,000) 1910 _ _as _ _*2
.5
18
66,1831'1
0
Sinking fund
18,984 Population In 1905
INTEREST payable at Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Co.

CRA.NFORD.
This township is in Union County. Incorporated In 1871.
LOANSWhen Due.
Road Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
$5,000r_ _July 1 11-'12
4s'06 J-J
45 '97 J-J $25,000c__ July 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_363,600
4;0'97 J-J
25.000r___July 1 1927 Floating debt
15,100
School Bonds.
11,134
Sinking fund
4)s
M-S $18,000c ___1911-1928 Assessed valuation 1909._ 5,089.
'34
1 11
4;is
J-J I 2.000c__1911-I912 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909
115,000c ____1918-1032 Population In 1905
43
Population in 1908 (est.)
16
.58
'508
9
0
INTEREST on the sewer bonds and the 319.000 school Issue Is payable
n Elizabeth; on all other bonds In New York.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY. E. P. Bacon, Co. Collector.
Bridgeton Is the county seat.
LOANSBuilding Bonds
When Due.
Asylum Bonds.
4s '09 J-J $120,000c___ _Jan 2 1939
43is
J-J $30,000c Jan 1911-'16 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910__$108,009
Bridge Bonds
Total assessed val. 1909_22,163,967
M-N J 110.000r May 1 '11-'12
(Assessment about actual value.)
43-is
1 3.000r May 1 1913 Co. tax (per $1,000) 1909-$4.62
43-0'10 M-S 10,000c__Mch 10 1919 State&Co.tax(per 31,000) '09-i2.8
$71.3
13
Road Bonds.
Population in 1906
43is '04A-0 $25.000r Oct 1 '11-'23 Population In 1009 (est.)
55,000
($2,000 due yearly.)
INTEREST Is payable at County Collector's office.

48

DEAL. W. Hogencamp, Superintendent.

CAMDEN. Charles H. Ellis, Mayor; Samuel Hufty, Compt.

This borough is in Monmouth County. Incorporated in 1897.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910.. $205,009
Beach Improvement Bonds.
Floating debt
54127:000000
4;is'06 J-J $130,000c_ _July 2 1931 Sinking fund
Sewer System Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _,238,630
4343'07 J-J $75.000c_ __Jan 1 1917 Tax rate (per 31,000) 1010__$19.76
INT. payable in Asbury Park.
Population In 1910 (est.)
1,800

This city, which Is in Camden County, In March 1899 annexed the town
of Stockton. Tile city was incorporated Feb. 14 1828.
Paving Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4348'07 M-S 5150,000r_ _ Sept 1 1927
Board of Education B•nds.
Fire Department.
__ $135,000Apr 1 1919
4s
48 1809 J-J $25,000r__ July 1 1919
Dock and Wharf Bonds.
25,000r_ July 1 1024
4;s'10 ___ $64,000c&r_May 2 1940 4s 1004 J•J
40,000c&r_Ma7 2 1940 43is'08 J-D 25,000r __June 1 1928
43is'10 ___
4s '09 ____ 20,000r_ ___Oct 1 1939
Bounties Loans.
$9,000r__ July 1 1928
Park Bonds.
4s 1898 J-J
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s 1896 J-J $75,000c_July 1 1921
48 1000 J-D $91,000r. June 1 1920 4s 1904 J-J
90,000r_ July 1 1929
As 1904 J-J 170.000c&rJuly 1 1934 330'06 F-A 22,000r_ _Aug 1 1931
40'08 J-D 85,000r___June 1 1938 4.4s'07 P-A 15,000c_Aug 1 1932
Hospital Bonds.
48 '08 F-A 10,000r __Aug 1 1038
43,0'07 M-S $50,000c__Sept 1 1937 4s '00 F-A
5,000r____Feb 1039
School Bonds.
4s '09
25,000r____Oct 1 1034
48 1898 J-D $85,000r_ June 1 1918 4s '10 J-J
July 11935
10,000
4s 1904 J-J
00,000r_ Jan 1 1934
Fire and Police Bonds.
4s 1904 J-J 125,000r_ July 1 1934 058'08 J-D $50,000r___June 11938
4s '07 F-A 200,000r___Feb 1 1937 4s '09 J-D 21,000r___June 1 1930
45 '09 F-A 40,000r___Aug 1 1939
Water Bonds.
43is'10 J-D 80,000chr_Jaao 1 1940 4s 1887 J-J 350,000c_July 1 1912
Repaving Bonds.
4s 1887 J-J
50,000c&rJuly 1 1917
As 1898 A-08200,000r_ April 1 1928 As '80 ___
05,000___Dec 31 1010
4s '99 M-S 50,000c___Mch 1 1920 4s '02J-J
95,000cJuly 1 1922
4s 1900 M-N 35,000r_ May 1 1930 43.is '03J-J
95,000c&rJuly 1 1023
As 1901 J-D 18,000r__ June 1 1921 48 1896 J-D 600,000c&rJune 1 1926
4s 1903 J-D 75,000r_ _ June 1 1933 As '09
_ 28,000r___Oct 1 1939
48 '06 F-A 3/3.000r___Aug 1 1936 4s '10 J-J
15,000___ _July 1 1940
Funding.
STOCKTON.
4s 1886 J-D $40,000r__ June 1 1916
Refunding.
3)a '04M-N 84,000r__ May 2 '11-34 33.s '05M-S $34,200r_ Sept 1 1935
($2,000 each year on May 2.)
3;0'06 Id-s 30.000r_Sept 1 1936
3;is '04J-J $20,000r__ Jan 1 1924 4s '07 F-A 12,000r_ _Aug 1 1037
33.is '03J-D )21,000r._ Dec 1 '11-'31 45 '08 A-0 37,000r___Oct 1 1938
1 5,000r_ Dec 1 1932
Cemetery Refunding Bonds.
20,000r_ Jam 1 1935 55
J-J
3;is '05J-J
$5,000r_ Jan 1 1911
Refunding
School Bonds.
4s 1900 J-D $19,000r. Juae 1 1920 4s 1897 J-J $10,000c_ _July 1 1917
As 1902 J-D 70,000r_ June 1 1932 43.0'98 A-0
5,000c_Oct 1 '11-30
Wrightsville School Bonds.
City Hall Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $13,000r___July 1 1927 55 1898 J-J
3500c_ July 1 1911
4s '08 A-0 10,000r._ _Oct 1 1938 TOT. BD. DT. Oct 1910_34,535,050
Water debt (included)___ 1,374,000
Refunding City Hall
4s 1002 J-D $63,000r__ Dee 1 1932 Floating debt
303,309
Refunding Fire House
Sinking fund
705.802
33.0'07 J-J $20,000r __Jaa 1 1937 Assessed val., real
48,066,030
As '09 A-0 14,000r_ Oct 1 1929 Assessed val., personal
3,759,831
Floating Debt.
Total valuation 1909
51,825,861
4s 1881 J-J $218,000cdnitily 1 1911 Total assessed val. 1910....52,860,094
34,000r_ Jaa 1 1934
45 1884 J-J
(Assessment about full value.)
48 1906 A-0 124,000c&rApril 2 1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$20.00
4348'07 M-S 1$5,000r-_ _Sept 1 1937 Population in 1005
83,363
43is'08 J-D $50,000r _June 1 1928 Population In 1910
94,538
INTEREST payable at the City Treasurer's office.

CAMDEN COUNTY. John W. Sell, Collector.
Camden Is the county Beat.
*Road Improvement Bonds.
48 '06 M-N f $20,000._ _Nov I 1916
I. 36.000__Novl '216'26
4 48.08 F-A 29,6•9____Ang 1 1938
4;is'08 M-N 41,000____May 1 1928
4;68'10 A-0 87,000___Apr 1 1935
Bridge Bonds.
4 ;is '06M-N f $30,000r May 1 1914
1 35,000r May 1 1918
INTEREST payable at the United

Court-House Bonds.
4s '04 J-J $700.000c&r.Tan 2 1044
BOND. DEBT Jan 11010 3032,900
Sinking fund
130,756
Total valuation 1909
74,811,940
Populat on In 1005
.121.555

DOVER. F. E. Porter, Clerk.
This town is situated In Morris County.

Incorporated April 1 1869.
School Bonds
As
J-J 311,000c ____1911-1912
s-a
1930 4'4s
63,000c_$1.000 yearly
1930 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10_ $241,000
1920 Total valuation 1909
3,348,995
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Total tax (per 31.000) 1909__$22
5.31
9
.20
Population In 1900
INTEREST on the school bonds and the water 4s Is payable at the National Union Bank, Dover: on the water 3;is at the Dover Trust Co.

LOANSWhen
Water Bonds.
45
A-0 $70,000c
4s
F-A 57,000c
3;is
MN 70,000c
(Now subject to call.)

Due.

EAST ORANGE. C. T. Hedge, Auditor.
This place, located In Essex County, became a city in Dec. 1899. A new
city charter was voted on June 2 1908. $220,000 4;is offered Nov. 28 1910.
LOANS
When Due.
Tidewater Sewer Bonds.
Sewer
W
-.
Bonds-O31'p
Oct. 1 1910 As '04 J-J $112,000c_July 1 '11-24
55
July $1,000
Board of Education Bonds.
1912
58
May
1,800
1913 4s '98 J-J
$5,000c_ July 1 1913
5s
Jan
2,000
1914 45 '98 M-N J 6,000c__May 15 1911
58
July
1 7,000c__May 15 1912
4 Sis
2,50019
Dec
5,000
19115 45 '99 J-J
8,000c__July 15 1919
40
600
Feb
1916 48 '99 J-D 16.750c___Dec 6 1919
4 ;is
May
900
1916
Refunding Bonds.
4 As
Aug
1,200
1916 As '0$ J-D $29.000c-Dec 1 1933
4;is
3,600
Sept
Building Bonds.
1916
900
Nov
4 ;is
1916 As '09 J-J $16,500c_.-July 1 1949
Feb
8,000
5s
1918
Funding Bonds.
4,000
Aug
1918 4s '99 J-J $150,000c___Jan 1 1929
4 Yis
4,500
Feb
4s
1919
(Subject to call $75,000 in 1919
1919
Sept 9,000
48
and $75,000 in 1929.
Nov 14,160
4 ;is
1937
Water Bonds.
1938 3 3is'03 A-0$350,000c Apr 1 1933
48
9,600
Oct
45
19,612.50
1939 45 '03 J-D 500.000c Dec 1 1933
Dec
43 '06 J-D 40,000c__ _June 1 1936
Total ____ $88,372.50
45 '08 F-A 50,000c__ _Feb 1 1938
Street Improvement Bonds.
School Bonds.
4s '01 J-J $40,000c-July 1 1931 5s
Var $180,397.76 _1911-1920
45 '02 F-A 45,000c__Aug 25 1932
Town Hall Bonds.
4t '04 A-0 85,000c___Apr 1 1934 As '98 M-N $12,000c __May '11-'18
As '04 J-J
Tax Arrearage Bonds.
6,800c_ _Jan 15 1934
4s '05 J-D 30,835r_ --June 1 1945 As '94 J-J 384.000c_July 14 1914
4s '06 J-D 140,000c__ Dec 1 1946 GEN. BONDS Oct 1 1910 32.3109
153:3
865
7
4s '07 J-J 100,000c _-July I 1947 Assessment debt
49 '08 F-A 15.560c___Feb 1194$ Floating debt
•522.000
45 '09 J-J
10,000c___July 1 1949 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1 1910 3,016,265
4s '10 A-0 42.0001950 Sinking fund
382,878
45 '10 J-J
30,000_._ _July 1 1950 Total valuation 1910
44,339,928
4s '10 J-J 242,050
1950
(Assessment actual value.)
Public Playground Bonds.
Total tax rate (per $1,000)'10_$16.60
45 '07 J-J $45,000c„. Aug 1 1947 Population In 1905
25,175
45 '08 J-J
7,000c---Jan 2 1948 Population In 1910
34,371
• This debt consists of "temporary loans" represeptIng money borrowed
in anticipation of taxes to come In before Dec. 31 of current year.
INTEREST is payible at office of City Treasurer.

ELIZABETH. V. Mravlag, Mayor; J. S. Sauer, Compt.

Elizabeth is in Union County. Inc. a town Mch. 26 1796; city Mch.12 1855.
This city got into financial difficulties through making extensive local
improvements. Interest was defaulted Feb. 1 1879, and a compromise was
• Coupon or registered, at holder's finally effected with the bondholders by which $3,831,080
new 4% bonds
option.
dated July 1 188" were issued In excliarme for the old 7% bonds turned
States Mortgage & Trust Co., N. Y. In at 50% of their face value. Of the $225,000 river improvement
bonds
below, only $150,000 had been delivered up to Nov. 11 1910.
CAPE MAY. Win. Porter, Recorder.
This city is In Cape May County.
When Due.
LOANSDock Bonds.
58 08 M-N $108,000o
1938
J-J $45,000r___July 11048
River Improvement Bonds.
Sewer, Board-Walk & Funding.
48
5s 1905 ____ 30,000
1935 5s '10 A-0 $31,000__Apr 20 1040 4s '09 J-J $225,000c____Jan 1 1959
Damage Bonds.
Water & Sewer Bonds.
M-N $82,000c May 1 1912
4s
9,000__Apr 20 1912 4s School Bonds.
5s '10 F-A $10,000__. _Aug 8 1930
M-N $20.000c May 1 192$
Hospital Bonds.
Refunding honds.
General Improvement Bonds.
58
46 000r_ __July 1 1024 45 '07 F-A $25,000r___Aug 1 1937
J-J
A-0 $13.000___April 1 1924 4s
$10,000___June 1 1915 Is
4,000r____Oct 1 1925
A-0
Adjustment Bonds.
A-0 17,000__ _Oct 1 1029 4s
M-N 13,000_May 1 1916 130ND. DEBT May 12 1910 $615,000 4s '07 A-0
5s
2,500r__ _Oct 1 1926 45 J-J $2,688,500c&r_July 1 1922
12.000__Jan 1 1918 Floating debt
J-J
58
62,000 45 '07 M-N 54,000r_ May 1 1937 (Subject to call on 60 days' notice.
J-D 75.000___June 1 1022 Sinking fund
12,000r_ _Jan 1 1938 BOND. DEBT Nov 11 '10 33,258,350
J-J
48
49,377 4s
5s '04 J-D 140,000___June 1 1934 Total valuation 1910.
F-A 10,000r
Aug 1 1928 Sinking fund
295,716
5,322 160 4s
50,000
1939 (Assessment about % actual value.) 48
M-S 14,000r___Sept 1 1938 Assessed valuation, real 50,620,167
5s '09 s-a
Sewer Bonds
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1010____$21.110 48
A-0
4,000r.Oct 1 1938 Assessed val., personal
6,788,264
$12,000___June
1 1021 Population in 1005
5s
M-N 91,000r___Nov 1 1958 Total assessed val. 1910_ _57,408,431
J-D
3,006 4s
INTEREST Is payable at Cape May.
F-A
4s
1,350r__Feb 1 1939 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910-$16.00
A-0
4s
9,000r_ _ _Oct 1 1930 Population In 1910
CAPE MAY SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. Porter, Secretary.
73,409
When Due.I BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_-$26,000
LOANSINTEREST on adjustment bonds Is paid by the Mercantile Trust CO.
4 As
s-a $25,000_ _Dec '11-'351
of New York; on all other issues in Elizabeth.




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NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

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Police Department.
When Due.
LOANSLibrary Bonds.
4345 '92M-N $24,0000___Nov 1 1912
Refunding.
48 '97 J-J $50,000c___Mch 1 1917
48 '99 F-A $75,000c___Feb 1 1919
School-house Bonds.
95 '97 J-J $90,000c___Mch 1 1917 334s '01M-N 106,000r___Nov 15 '31
48 '98 J-D 13,000c___June 1 1918 3348 '02M-N 15,000r__Nov 1 1932
4s 04 M-S 140,000____Mch 1 1934 48 '05 J-J
52,000r___Jan 1 1933
1936
Water Bonds.
45 '06 J-J 219.665c
45 '09 J-J 110,500
1938 58 g '08 M-N 595.000c-May 1.1938
9
1940 4s '09 J-J
4348'10 J-J 250,000
22,000
Sewer Bonds.
TOT. BD. DT. June 4 '10_52,285,181
45 '97
J-J$100,000c_Mch 1 '17-'26 Sinking funds
305,835
48 '03 M-N 35,000r__Nov 25 1913 NET BD. DT. June 4'l0_ 1,97
33
846
5
09
5:
Paving Bonds.
Floating debt
64
0:06
58
7
14
4s '98 A-0 $50.000c&r_Oct 1 1928 Population in 1905
ESSEX COUNTY. E.L. Conklin, Aud.; R. W.Booth, Coil. 48 '09 J-J 125,000
1939 Population in 1910
70,324
INTEREST on water bonds is payable at Water Register's office; on
The county seat is Newark.
other registered bonds at the City Treasurer's office. Coupons are payable
Road Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Park Bonds.
4s g '01 F-A $9,000r_ _Feb 1 1911 by the First National Bank the Second National Bank and the Trust
3.65s g FA$1,000,000c&r Aug '15-'35 4s 09 F-A 177,000r___Feb 1 1929 Company of New Jersey, Hoboken.
CITY PROPERTY.-The clty owns parks, public buildings, a water
($200,000 every 5 years.)
Court-House Bonds.
F-A$900,000c&r_Aug 1 1940 system and other assets amounting to over 1 % million dollars.
48 g F-A $1,500,000c&r_Aug 1 1926 48 g
4s g F-A 2,500,000c&r_Aug 1 1938 4sg '04 F-A 500,000c_ _ Aug 1 1944
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The city s assessed valuation (since
4s g '08 M N 3,)0,000c_ May 1 1948 4s g '06 F-A 400,0000.__Aug 1 1946 1906 at about cash value) and tax rate have been as follows:
48 g '08 A-0 200,000c_ __Oct 1 1948 4s '07 F-A 25,000r_. _Aug 1 1947
Real
2d Class
Total
Rate of Tax
Personal
48 g '09 F-A 250,000c___Aug 1 1949
Armory Bonds
YearsEstate.
Property.
RR.Prop. Ass'd Val. per $1,000.
48 g '09 F-A 50,000c_ Aug 1 1949 4s
F-A $17,500r Aug '11-'17 1910 _ __ _$59,604,300 $3,041,000 $5,033,633 $67,678.933
$18 02
Bridge Bonds.
Hospital Bonds.
66,780,563
24
0
3,095,200
4.973,063
77
1
24
1909 ____ 58,712,300
48
M-N $30,000r_Nov 14 1943 48 g '04 J-D $300,000c___June 1 1924 1908 ____ 57,884,600
65,429,204
4,370,204
15 10
3,174,400
48 g 04 F-A
_ _Aug 1 1944 48 '07 M-N 85,000r_ _ May 1 1927 1905 __..- 32.936,001
2,329,371
37,777,137
24 20
2,511,785
48 05 A-0 200,000c&r
F-A 50,000r_ _ _ Aug 1 1924 1900 --__ 25,770,900
207,000c- Apr 15 1945 4s
27,791,130
24 20
2,020,230
4s g
F-A 1,000,000c_Aug 1 '46-'47 TOT. B'D D'T May 17'10$11,710,000 1890 ____ 17,275,600
18,898,462
__.....____
1,622,862
14.860.647
21 81
4s
1,284,447
M-N 75,000r ___Feb 1 1948 Total assets.
1,912,814 1880
13 575.500
4s g '08 M N 500,000e_ _ May 1 1948 NET DEBT May 17 1910 9,797,186
COUNTY. Stephen M. Egan, Collector.
48 g '08 A-0 431.000c_ __Oct 1 1948 Total assessed val. 1910_515,264,574 HUDSON
Jersey
City.
The county seat is
4s g '09 M-N 440,000c_ _ _May 1 1949 County tax (per $1,000) 1910_$6.429
Judgment Bonds.
When Due.
13,700r..June 1 '11-'20 Population in 1905
4s '10 ___
409,928 LOANS4s '08 M-N $14,849r___May 1 1911
Bridge Bonds.
Refunding War Bonds
Population in 1900
359.053 434
5.016r___June 1 1911
g '93 M-S$100,000c&rSep 1 1918 4s '08 J-D
4s g
A-05300,000r _ _ _Apr 1 1915 Population in 1909 (est.)
490,000 48 '96
4,195.18r_Jan 1 1912
J-J 106,000r___Jan 2 1917 4s '09 J-J
INTEREST on $2,500,000 park bonds, on the hospital bonds and on the
Refunding Bonds.
28,000r___July 1 1915
J-J
Court House bonds is payable by the United States Mortgage & Trust Co., 334s00
1 '11-'19 45 g '05 M-S$750,000c&r.Sept 1 1925
New York City; on the $1,500 000 issue of park bonds at the office of J. & 330'00 A-0 163,000r_Apr
Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds.
1 5,000r___Apr 1 1920
W. Seligman & Co. of New York City and Seligman Bros. of London; on 48
10,000r__Jan 1 '11-'15 4348'08A-0 $100,000c&r_Oct 1 1948
J-J
all other bonds at the Manufacturers' National Bank Newark.
Alms-House Bonds.
4s '07 M-N 21,000r___May 1 1927
48 ,01 M-N 27,000r__Nov 30 1916 4s g '06M-N $240,000c&r..May 1 1946
GLEN RIDGE. John A. Brown, Clerk.
Court-House Bonds.
48 g '03 M-S 26,000r__Sept 1 1923
This borough is in Essex County. Incorporated Feb. 13 1895.
48 '00 J-J
1,850r___Jan 1 1916 4s g '09M-N $800,000c&r_May 1 1949
Sewer
When Due.
LOANS4s '99 J-D )$32,000c_J'ne 1 '11-'26 45 g '04 J-J 201.000r___July 1 1924 4348'10 M-N 500,000c___May 1 1950
Road Improvement Bonds.
Building Bonds.
I 1.000c_June 1 1927 45 '05 J-D 10,000r_.._June 1 1925
430'97 F-Ai $12,000c___Feb '11-'16
M-S$150,000r__Feb 28 1944
I 30,000c_Feb '17-'26, BOND. DEBT Apr 19 1910_$135,000 48 '07 A-0 90,000r___Apr 1 1927 4s g
430'08
A-0
16,000r___Oct
1
1928
4s
'04 M-S 65,000r__Sept 1 1944
19,600
4s '02 A-0 17,000c_ __Oct '11-'27 Floating debt
Total valuation 1910
Park Bonds.
5,325,534 430'10 M-N 100,000c___May 1 1930 45 '05 M-S 65,000r___Mch 1 1945
1.110.63r_Pne 1 1913 48 '06 F-A 500,000c&r_Aug 1 1946
4s '01 111-N 5520.000c_Nov 1 '20-'29 (Assessment about 90% actual value) 4s '09 J-D
I 15.000c_Nov 1 1930 Tax rate (per $1.,000) 1910_417.40 4s '09 M-S i 6,000r_Mch 1 '14-'15 4318'08 A-0 850,000c&r_Apr 1 1948
2,748.22r_Mch 1 1916
Public Road Bonds.
5,000c_May 15'24-'33 Population in 1905
98 '09 M-N
2,362
Population In 1910
3,260 45 '09 A-0 50,000c_Apr 1 1939 4348'92 M-N $100,000c&rNov 1 1922
Boulevard Repair Bonds.
430'93 J-J 500,000c&r_Jan 1 1923
INTEREST payable at the Bank of Montclair.
4348'08 A-05100,000r_Oct 1 1938 430'93 J-J 250,000c&r_Jan 1 1923
GLEN RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. D. Street, Clerk.
J-J 500,000c&r_Jan 1 1924
LOANSWhen Due. 4348 08 M-S $30,000c_Sept 1 '29-'38 43.0'10 M-N 150.000c___May 1 1940 434s g'04
94 J-J 600,000c&r_Jan 1 1925
48
M-S $30.000c___Sept '14-'28 4348'08 M-S J15,000c-Sept 1 '28-'32 48 '09 M-N 250,000c_May 1 1939 43.4sg
'96
J-J
150,000r__-Jan 1 1926
4s
g
1914
'09
A-0
1
43
3,000r___Oct
M-S 56,000c_ __Sept 1 1929
48
1 3.000c_Seast. 1 '33-'34
48 97 M-N 200,000r___May 1 1927
Courts and Election.
434907 MS 15,000c. Mch 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910 ....4149,000
1 1911 4s '98 M-S 44,000r___Mch 1 1928
School tax (per $1,000)'09$4 50 48 '08 A-01$30,000r_Oct
50,000r__July 1 1919
47-,440r_ __Oct 1 1912 3348'99 J-J
INTEREST on the 434s of 1907 Is payable at the Columbia Trust Co. In
4s '02 J-J
65,000r___July 1 1912
Lunatic Asylum Bonds.
New York City; on other Issues at Bank of Montclair. N. J.
00'92 J-J $100,000r_Jan 1 '11-'20 45 '03 A-0 37.000r___Oct 1 1923
4s 02 J-D 50,000r_Dec 11012 330'01 F-A 16,000r...-Aug 11011
GLOUCESTER CITY. Thos. J. Foley, Treasurer.
5,000r... _Oct 1 1915 4s '03 J-J
30,000r_ -_July 1 1913
48 '05 A-0
This city is in Camden County. Incorporated April 17 1868,
4348'08 A-0 55,000r___Oct 1 1918 43 '03 A-0 10,000r_Oct 1 1913
LOANSFunding Bonds.
When Due.
4s g '04 J-J 150,000r--_July 1 1914
Extension.
Hoboken
Sewer Bonds.
ts '05 J-D $50,000c___June 1 1015
48 '98 A-0 $65,000r_Oct 1 1929 4s '04 A-0 26,000r_Oct 1 1914
48
J-J $18,000c___Jan 1 1920
Water Bonds.
30,000r___July 1 1924
M-S 18.000c___Mch
46
1922 85
J.J2 820,0000 ___1914-1923 330'99 A-0 12,500r___Oct 1 1929 4s '04 J-J
Snake Hill Purchase Bonds.
4s '05 F-A 38,000r_Aug 1 1935
48
J-J
19,000c___Jan 1 1924 58
M-N 10.0000 ____1924-1928
Street Impt. Bonds
M-N 8,0000 ____1929-1932 434s91 M-N $73,000r___Nov 2 1911 4s '05 F-A 100,000r___Aug 1 1915
5s
Soldiers' & Sailors' Grave Bonds. 48 '03 J-D 20,000r___Deo 1 1913
430'09 F-A $100,000___Feb 1 1929 48
J-J f 4,0000 __1911-1912
4s '06 J-D 90,000r_June 1 1916
75,000____July 1 1929
1 1,0000
4343'09 J-J
1913 48 '08 A-0 $3,000r_ __Apr 1 1011 4s
'06 M-S 21,000r-Mch 1 1926
Park Bonds.
434s'10 M-N 25,000c___Nov 1 1930 48
J-J
16,000c___Jan 1 1933
48
g
45
'04
M-N
1
1954
'07 M-S 16,000r___Sept 1 1927
$500,000c&rMay
Refunding Bonds.
48 '06 ____
5,000
1926
1929 BONDED DEBT Nov 1910 $572,500 4s '07 M-N 140,000c&r_Nov 1 1957 4s '09 A-0 20,000r_Oct 1 11-'12
$s '09 __-- $90,000
Improvement Bonds.
Floating debt
25,000 4s g '04 M-N 800,000c&r_Nov 1 1954 4s '09 M-N 18,000r__ _Nov 1 1939
J-D $100.000c___Dec
48
1919 Total valuation 1910
3,682.372 4s g '06 M-N 500,000c&r_May 1 1956 430'10 M-N 150,000__ May 1 1960
M-S 30,000c___Mch
1922 (Assessm't about % actual value.) 4s g '09 M-N 1,000.000c&rMay 1 '59 BOND.DEBT Dec 11909 $12,207,323
4s
Sinking fund
Viaduct Bonds
1,377,883
40.000c___Jan 1 1924 Total tax (per 51.000) 1910_520 10
J-J
48
48 r '07 M-S$350,000c___Mch 1 1937 NET DEBT Dec 1 1909__ 10,829,440
434s'08 J-J
75,000____Jan 1 1928 Population in 1905
8,055 430'08
A-0 350,000c.._ Oct 1 1938
Scheel Bonds.
INTEREST Is payable at office of County Collector, Jersey City. N. J.
48 '07 M-N $55,000_--_MSy 1 1937 INTEREST is payable at City Hall,
ASSESSED VALUATION and tax rate have been as follows:
-Assessed Valuation-GUTTENBERG. Chas. A. Eypper, Mayor.
Tax rate
Personal.
YearsTotal.
per$1,000
This town is in Hudson County. Incorporated March 9 1859.
x$431R
,7
e8
a5
1.,168 $36,145,651 *5467,930,819
1910
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
x416,769,321
37,200,949 *453,970,270 •
4.08
School Bonds
58 '09 J-J J$15,000.July 1'14'19'24 1909
405,858,344
31,011,348 .436,869,692
7
1908
3.86
lis '07 J-J $50,0000_Jan 1 '11-'36
1136,000__July 1 1939 1,
433,017,635
34,141,218
467,158,853
3.32
Town Bonds
BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_5284,000
220,235,130
20,503,518
240,738,648
6.12
5s '98 A-0 5$10,000__Apr 18 1913 Assessed valuation 1910_ _2,905,440
154,731,840
14,396,050
0
169,127,890
5.53
60,000_ _Apr 18 1918 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_420.70 1199005
10.107.418
123.387,635
133,49:,
, 054
5.60
Fire House
Population in 1905
4,563 1892
• In 1908 the courts decided that Chapter 280 of the Law
'106, pro5s
s-a $13,000_51,000 yearly INTEREST payable in Hoboken.
viding for the assessment of second-class railroad property by loca. assessors
HACKENSACK. E. T. Phillips, Clerk.
at local rates was Invalid as special legislation. The decrease In the ratables
This village is in Bergen County. Incorporated In 1868.
for 1908 and 1909 Is accounted for by the fact that the value of this class
LOANSWhen Due.
of property as fixed by the State was much lower than had been determined
Park Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
434s'10 J-J $25,000c_july 1 '15-'39 by the County Board of Taxation for the year preceding.
48 g
F-A $12,000c___Feb '11-'13 BOND. DEBT Oct 15 1910_5175,000
x Includes second-class railroad property valued at $55,986,002.
Refunding Bonds.
Floating debt
POPULATION.-In 1905 was 449,879; In 1900 it was 386,048; in 1890
152,612
43 '05 J-J 5103,000c_July 1 '11-'34 Total valuation 1909
12,240,000 It was 275.126; in 1880, 187,944; in 1870, 129,067. In 1908 it was 487.991.
(See V. 81, p. 1807, for maturity.) (Assessment abt. 80% actual value.) IRVINGTON. W.T. Glorieux, Mayor; M.Stockman, Clerk.
Macadam Road Bonds.
Total tax rate(per $1,000)'09421 20
This town is in Essex County.
F-A $60,000 c____1915-1926 Population in 1905
58
11.098
Fire Dept. Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSINTEREST payable at the Hackensack National Bank.
__ $12,000_ _$500 yearly__
Town Hall Bonds.
43-4s
5s
,500_4500 yearly BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '10 $431,150
HADDONFIELD. Chas. 0. Brown, Mayor.
178,435
Floating debt
School-Econd$s7.
This borough is in Camden County.
175,888
4s&4s
1058 Assets
34
J$85,000
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
1:4
12
80
3
1 28,1501953 Assessed valuation 1010 57.917
School Bonds.
4s
___ $32,000_ __ _$1,000 y'ly
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909...._416 40
Sewer Bonds.•
48
___ $12,000_41,000 y'ly BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_5193,000
1905
,,
los
nTin
fla
RtE
op
riE
18
4 I
PN
193
f $116,000
4348
1922-1946 Floating debt
50,000
18,818 4s
sewer bonds payable
j 66,000
Water Bonds.
Sinking fund
1,572
-- I 91,000
1035-1038 at Merchants' National Bank Newark
4348'09 J-J f $81,000___Jan 1 '13-'39 Assessed valuation 1910_3,117,059
1 19,000____Jan 1 1940 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_419.20 JERSEY CITY. H.O.Wittpenn, Mayor; F.Gorm ley,Compt.
Population in 1905
3,466
On Feb. 13 1900 the citizens authorized the purchase of a water plant
INTEREST on the water bonds is payable at the Boro. Treas'r's office. for the sum of $7,595,000. V. 70, p. 344. A. contract was signed In
1899
Patrick H. Flynn (subsequently assigned to the East Jersey
HARRISON. Jos. P. Riordan, Mayor. B.P. Walsh,Treas. Waterwith
Co. and by them to the Jersey City Water Supply Co.) to build the
This town is in Hudson County.
water works, the same to be completed by Dec. 25 1903. The time was
Street renewal 4s
$239,000 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $601,000 further extended to March 1 1904, but It was not until Nov. 16 1904 that
Water 4s
38,000 Certificates outstanding__ 109,619 the contractors wrote the city that the plant had been completed. The
Refunding 434s
66,000 Sinking fund_
121.506 city has as yet paid nothing on this plant, the matter being in litigation;
Town Hall 430
16,000 Total valuation 1910
10,496,733 on May 2 1908 Vice-Chancellor Stevens at Newark rendered a decision in
School
54.000 (Assessment about actual value.)
the case, fixing the amount due by the city; for details of this decision see
Sewer and funding
180.000 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_417.32 V.86, p. 1288. This decision was affirmed except in one unimportant detail
Street 6s
8,000 Population in 1005
12,823 by the Court of Errors and Appeals on March 1 1910. V.90, p.p 630, 1298.
Radom pen Imp.Certificates.
Population in 1910
14,498 also see "Investment News" Item under Jersey City Water Supply Co..
434s '06 J-J $109,618 86_Jan 1 1936
Chronicle" Nov. 26 1910.
INTEREST is payable at the West Hudson County Trust Co. in Harrison. LOANSWhen Due.
Assessment Bonds.
55 '01 A-0 a$1.439.000rApr 1 1916
HARRISON SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. A. Brophy, Clerk.
Refund'g Assessm't Bonds.
430'10 M-N $60,000c_May 1 '12-'411
5s g '93 M-Sa$700,000cdo Sept 1 '23
Funding Bonds.
INTEREST payable at West Hudson Trust Co. In Harrison.
5s g '94 M-N a600,0000dor May 1 '24 4s '04 F-A$465.000c___Feb 1 1934
-j50,000c&r.._Jan 1 1936
'05 J-D 600,000c___June 1 1935 43
HOBOKEN. F. Kaufmann, Comp.; J. H. Londrigan, Clerk, 48
48 '06 J-J 300,000c___Jan 1 1936
Hospital.
j
Hoboken Is In Hudson County.
4s
City Government.
J-J $220,000o___July 1 1935
LOANSFunding Bonds.
When Due.
78 /2 J-J $550,000r_July 1 1013 4348'08 J-J
66,000-__July 1 1938
City Loan.
58g '08 M-N $21,500c-May 1 1938
City Hall.
Refunding Bonds.
4s '98 J-13$312,000c__Dec 1 1918
Fire Department.
5s '91 F-A $20,000c&rFeb10'11-12 58 '92 J-J $200,000r-Jan 1 1922
Playground Bonds.
4s '06 F-A $25.000c___Aug 11926 58 g '94 J-J
Public Library Bonds.
200,000r Jan 1 '13-22
48 '09 s-a $50,000
1939 4s '97 A-0 25,000r__ -Oct 1 1917 5s g '04 J-J 350,000c&r-Jan 1 1923 49 g '98 A-0 $150,0000__Apr 1 1928
48 '07 F-A 20.000
1927
3345 '00A-0 75.000r___Apr 1 1928

ENGLEWOOD. Geo. H. Payson, Treasurer.

This city Is in Bergen County. Incorporated March 17 1899.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ $279,000
School Bonds.
J-D $65 000c June 1 1930 Sinking fund Apr 1 '10_ ___ 30,727
334s
33413
M-N 18.000c May 1 1932 Assessed valuation, real_ _8,336,440
4s '05 M-S 90,000c&r.Sept 1 1930 Assessed val. personal
1,023,800
48 '09 J-J
75,000c___July 1 1939 Total valuation 1900
9060.249
Fire House Bonds.
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
M-N $15,000c May
330
1 1932 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909 _ _519.70
City-Hall Bonds.
7,922
Population in 1905
4348 '06A-0 516,0000 __Apr 1 1938 Population in 1908(est)
0,500
INTEREST on the $15,000 fire and $18,000 school at the U. S. Mort. &
Trust Co., N. Y. City; on all others at office of the City Treasurer.

1

1




Nov., 1910.J

NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

LOANSRefunding Bonds.
TVhon Due.
Refunding.
1924
45
M-S $15,000
4)6s g '97 M-N $450,000c&rWyl '27
Differences, &c.
3368 '00J-D 125,000r__June 1 1920 59 '81 A-0 a$150,000r_Apr 1 1911
45 g '04 A-0 490,000c Apr 1 1934
Street Lighting.
4 %g'08 J-J 1 ,000,000c_ _July 1 1928 3
$1,901r_Jan 1 1911
'00J-J
48 g '09 F-A 1,300,000c_Feb 1 1949 330'01 M-S 2,216c&r_Sept 1 1911
Park
4s
A-0 38,798r___Oct 1 1918
48 g '97 M-N $100,000c&r_May11927
Public Schools.
48 g '02 M-S 100,000o_Mch I 1932 48 g '97 F-A $200,0000&r Aug 2 1927
45 '02 J-D 60,000cDee 1 1932 48 '98 F-A 100,000_r_Aug 1 1918
4s '03 M'S 25,000o___Mch 1 1933 4s g '01 M-N 182,000r__May 1 1931
4s '06 J-D 17,000c&r June 1 1936 4s '03 M-N 100,000___May 1 1933
4s '10 M-N 30,000____Nov 1 1960 4s '03 J-D z25,000r_June 1 1933
Bath.
4s '04 J-J
350,000r July 1 1934
48 '02 M-S $50,0000___Mch 2 1933 4s '05 J-J
250,000o-July 1 1935
Fire Department
4)s'08 J-J
80,000_ __July 1 1958
48
J-J j$4.000rJune 1 1911.14 45 '07 M-N 238,000c___May 1 1937
1
500r__June 11918 4s '08 M-N 73,000c,._ Nov 2 1958
48g'05 J-J
50,000r_ __July 1 1925 4s '09 ____ 300,000___Oct 15 1959
48 '06
A-0 25,000c&r_Oct 1 1926
Tax Arrearage Bonds.
Funded debt Bonds.
3Ms'06 ____$369,000_ __Jan 1 1912
4s g '01 M-N $207,000r__May 1 1931
Temporary Loan Bonds.
reenville Dock.
3%s
___ $113,325 78rayable on
4s '04 J-J
$3,000__June 1 '11-'16 48
___1,597,626 53 demand.
Sewer.
Water 4s
50,000_ n demand.
4s '04 M-S $150,000r_Sept 1 1934
Refunding Water Bonds.
48 '04 J-D 146,000c&rDee 1 1934 45 g '02 A-0 $1,175,000c Apr 1 1932
Streets and Sewers.
4s g '02 M-S 900,000o_ _Sept 1 1932
5s '92 J-J a$523,000C&rJan 2 '22 4s g '04 A-0 250,000c_ _Apr 1 1934
Water Loan.
45 '06 J-J
60,000c&r Jan 1 1936
$500,000c&rMay
78 '73 M-N
1 1913 4s '06 ____ 61,000____Nov 1 1936
58 '83 F-A 525,000c&rFeb 1 1913
g '07 J-J 255,000c__July 1 1937
55 '91 A-0 586,000c&rApr 1 1916 PAST DUE, NOT PRESENTED
58 '91 J-D 350,000c&rPne 1 1921 FOR PAYMENT.
ss '92 J-J
248,000c&rJan 2 1922
Water Scrip.
58 '93 J-J
200,000c&rJan 2 1923 78
$4,000.. ___Sept 1 1902
48 '99 J-J
100,000r__Jan 2 192P
Floating Debt Bonds.
Pipe Line.
$3,000____Feb 1 1909
Os '79 ___
48 '04 M-S $142,0000..-Sept 1 1934
General.
Repaving Bonds.
$1,000___Apr 1 1904
68
48 '08 M-N $150,000c__May 1 1928
Assessment.
$1,000____Jan 1 1906
78
a These are assessment bonds,
INTEREST is paid by the Merchants' Exch. Nat. Bank of New York.
TOTAL DEBT, ETC.
Dec 11900.
Dec. 1 1908.
General account debt
$9,198,607 08 $9,630,607 08
Assessment account debt
4,313,000 00
4,368,000 00
Temporary loans
1,710,952 31
2,040,135 42
Improvement certificates
737,095 81
689,709 83
Total liabilities (excluding water debt) _ _ _$15,959,655 20 $16,728,542 33
Cash in City Treasury
$1,060,447 47 $1,344,163 13
Cash and bonds held in sinking fund
3,012,989 a.)
3,237,667 la
Taxes due and unpaid
4,000,000 00
8,240,315 10
Assessments due and unpaid
2,000,000 00
2,231,610 29
City property
8,536,117 72
7,654,451 95
Other items
1,241,589 37
1,035,612 43
Total resources
$20,351,144 11 $23,743,820 05
Water debt (not included above)
$5,543,441 69 $5,439,000 00
Water sinking fund (not included above)_ _ _ 1,636,599 87
1,647,132 82
Net water debt
$3,906,841 82 $3,791,867 18
SINKING FUNDS.-The sinking funds, all of which are invested in the
city's bonds and certificates, on Dec. 1 1909 were as follows:
Securities.
Cash.
Total.
General sinking funds
$3,481,549 30
$31,440 25 $3,512,980 55
Water sinking funds
1,631,701 50
4,89837
1,636,599 87
Total
$5,113,250 80
$36,338 62 $5,149.589 42
ASSESSED VALUATIONAssessed Valuation
Tax rate
Real.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000.
1910
x$225,213,208
$16,847,560
•$241,560,768
$19.80
1909
x217,784,143
17,833,396
*235,617,539
18.77
1908
216,052,701
16,717,080
*232,769,781
19.28
1905
90,072,950
14,524,733
113,597,683
27.30
1900
84,552,605
8,772,395
93,325,000
28.20
1890
73,059,265
8,898,150
78,957,415
26.40
1880
54,122,875
5,343,815
59,466,690
28.00
x Includes second-class railroad property valued at $40,731,049.
•Thedecreasein values for1908,1909and 19 1 n is due to the fact that the
value of second-class railroad property as fixed by the State
of
Assessors for those years was much lower than the value placed on Board
this class
of property in 1907 by the local assessors. The Act of 1906, which
gave,
the local boards power to levy and collect taxes on railroad and canal property, was declared unconstitutional.
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 267,779; in 1005 It was 232,699; in 1900 it
was 206,433; In 1890 it was 163,003; in 1880, 120,722; in 1870, 82,546.

KEARNEY.

Burton E. Canfield, Treasurer.

This town is In Hudson County.
LOANSWhen Due,
Refunding Bonds,
Water Bonds.
4s '03 J-D $90,000o__ ..Juno 1 1925
Os '87 A-0 $58,000c&r_Oct 1 1917
Funding Bonds.
5s '91 A-0 20,000c___Oct 1 1917 45 '01 M-N $15,000c._ _Nov 1 1911
Os '80 A-0
8,000r___Oct 1 1919 4348'03 F-A 60,000c_Aug 1 '13-28
5s '00 A-0
3,000r___Oct 1 1920
($15,000 due each 5 years.)
58 '88 A-0 13,000r__Oct 11018 4348'03 F-A $24,00033__Aug
1
48 '99 F-A 10,0000___Feb 1 1929 434s'05 J-D 125,000c__June 1'11-13
1920
5s '94 A-0 10,000c___Oct 1 1017 4 Y68'05 F-A 70,000c_Aug 1 1930
A-0
'91
58
2,000c___Oct 1 1920 55 '08 J-D 97,000e___June 11023
434s'09 ____ 35,000
1934 58 '08 J-D 60,000c__ June 1 1933
School Bonds.
5s '08 A-0 24,000r__ Oct 1 1922
48 '01 F-A $1,000c___Feb 11011 58 '08 M-S 43,000r_ Mch 1 1924
48 01 M-N
1,000c__ May 1 1911 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910 $1,057,400
4s '01 F-Af18,000c_Febl'll'16&21 Sinking fund assets
111.914
114,000c__Feb 1 '26-31 Water debt (included)
159,000
Town-Hall Bonds.
Assessed valuation, m1_ 14,910,527
4348'09 ____ $90,000
1934 Assessed val., personal__ 1,910,475
Fire Department.
Second class RR. prop___
031,428
48 '00 M-N $8,0000_ _Nov 1 '15-30 Total assessed val. 1910_ _17,752,430
($2,000 each 5 years.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1910___$16.12
53 '08 M-S 23,000c___Mch 1 1928 Population in 1005
13,601
INTEREST on refunding bonds due 1925 is payable at the New
Jersey
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. of Jersey City; on all other Issues at
the West
Hudson County Trust Co. of Harrison.

LONG BRANCH. T.R.Woolley, Comp.; B.B.Newcomb,C1k.

This city is in Monmouth County. Incorporated May 17
This
city has accepted the provisions of Section 73 of Chapter 1031903.
of 1907, thereby fixing Its debt limit at 15% of the taxables. of the Laws
LOANSWhen Due.
Asphalt Bonds.
Beach and Park Bonds.
55 '93 J-1) $65,000cJune 1913
48 g '05 J-D $150,000c__June 1 1935 BOND. DEBT
48 '06 J-D 250,000c___June 1936 Floating debt Jan 1 1910__$583,000
81,000
434s g M-N 100,000
1937 Sinking fund
52,080
General Refunding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909.._14,046,283
Se '96 J-D $4,000
1916 (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
as '97 J-D 10,000
1917 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$20.60
Population
1905
12,183
INTEREST on beach and park bonds payabl, in
at Treasurer's office.
LONG BRANCH SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. Francis. Sec'Y.
LOANSWhen Due. 58 '93 __ _ _ $20000
,
1923
434.
M-S $19,000____Sept 1 1912 434s
J-J
19,000____Jan 11923
30,000
as '85 ___
_
1915
I8,000____Jan
1 1933
as '98 ____ 45,000
1930 BOND. DEBT May 15 1909 $168,100
55
000
1927

'
MADISON.'

'S. G. Willits, Clerk.

This borough Is in Morris County. Incorporated Dec. 27 1889.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Water Bonds,
Road Bonds.
3345
F-A $70,000o___Aug 1 1920
434.
F-A 37,0000____ 1911-1916
School Bonds.
($2,000 due yearly.)
55
A-0 $15.0000 ___1917-1931




65

LOANSWhen Due. Assessment debt (additional)_$2,500
Refunding Light Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909___3,271,151
48
F-A $20,000r
1919 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909__$19 00
BOND. DEBT Oct 16 1910_ _$99,000 Population in 1905
4,115
INTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank of Madison.

MERCER COUNTY. Joseph H. Black, Collector.

County seat is Trenton.
LOANSWhen Due,
Road Improvement Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
4s
J-D$100,000r___June 1 1933
48
J-J $30,000c___Jan 1 1923 48 03 F A 61,000r___Aug 1 1933
4s 1904 F-A 19,800r __Aug 1 1923 48 '04 J-D 18,000r___Dec 1 1934
48
M-S 14,000r___Mch 1 1924 4s
J-D 103,000r___Dec 1 1935
4s
M-N 10,000r___May 11025 434s
31,000c&r_Jan 1 1938
J-J
4s
M-S 54,900c_Oct 1 1926 4s
F-A 53,000r ___Feb 1 1939
45
J-D
7,950c__Dec 1 1936
Building Bonds.
48
F A 12,000r ___Feb 1 1929 3348
A-0$228,500c&r_Apr 1 1941
Renewal Bonds.
48
F-A 20,000c__ _Feb 1 1944
4s
J-J $25,000c___July 1 1923 45 '04 J-D
3,000r_June 10 1944
48 '04 M-N 7,500r_May 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_$861,150
4s '04 J-D 10,000r.._ _ Dec 1 1924 Floating debt
431,000
4$
A-0 10,000r__-Oct 1 1925 Sinking fund
155,260
Armory Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1910__88,642,928
3345
J-D $25.000c__Dec 2 1916 Population In 1905
110,516
INTEREST payable at County Collector's office.

MERCHANTVILLE.

Wm. Longstreth, Mayor.

This borough is in Camden County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds
Purchase of Real Estate.
5s '08 J-J $70,000c_July 1 '23& 33
__s
--- 86,500
1912 BONDED DEBT Jan 1 '10 $146,500
20,000
1917 Sinking fund
13,764
20,000
1927 Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _1,886.459
__s
___
30,000
1937 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _$21.70
INT. on the sewer bonds is payable at the Central Tr. Co. In Camden.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY. T. H. Hagerty, Collector.

County seat Is New Brunswick.
LOANSWhen Due.
Road Bonds (Con.).
Renewal Bonds.
4s '04 J-J $48,000r___Jan 1912-21
4s
J-J
$5,000r__ _Jan 1 1911
(See V.79..
r 118,for maturity )
3s
3•6
J-J j 15,000r__Jan 1 '12-14 48 '04 J-J
500____Jan 1 1921
1 4,000r_Jan 1 1915
15,000 __Jan 1922-36
18,000r __1916-1919 4s
J-J
334s
A-0 43,000r ___A932-1935
4s
J-J
8,000r ____1920-1921 48 '05 ___ 30,000
4s
J-J
9,000r ___ A917-1924 _s
20,500
4s '05 __ _ 8.000r
4s '09 F-A1114,000r_Feb
___1 '19-'37
4s
8,000r
11,000r___Feb 1 1938
45
5,000r
48 '10 J-J 195,000r __1920-1938
4s
F-A 10,000
1919-1928
1 2,000r
1939
Bridge Bonds.
Building Bonds.
334s
J-J $149,900c&r_Jan 1 '22-31 43s'10 A-0$120,000c_Oct 1 '30-'49
4s '07 A-0 80,000r._Apr 1 '17-36 BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_ _$705,100
Road Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_ :59,788,496
$1 600r ___ _1911-1912 (Assessment about 60 %actual value)
J-J
334s
4,200r___Feb 9 1911 County tax (per $1,000) 1908_$8.00
F-A
3348
48
A-0 12,150r
Apr 1 '11-131Population in 1905
97,038
INTEREST is payable at the County Collector's office New Brunswick

MILBURN TOWNSHIP. E. L. Smithers, Treasurer.
This township is in Essex County.
LOANSSchool Bonds-(Continued).
When Due. I
Sewer Bonds.
4s '09 M-N $22,000____Nov 1 1929
4348
M-S $79,000c__ Sept 1 1923 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $161,000
434s
M-S 35,000c_ Sept 1 1933 Sinking fund
10,639
4348'04 M-S 35,000c __Sept 1 1934 Total valuation 1910_ _ _ __ _3,968,180
School Bonds.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _ _$20.60
4s
M-N $33,000c_$2,000 yearly Population in 1905
3,182
INT. on sewer bonds is payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co.. N. Y.

MONTCLAIR. H. V. Crawford, Mayor; S.H.Wenck,Treas.

This town is situated in Essex County. Incorporated 1894.
LOANS• When Due.
Sewer Bonds (Assessment).
School Bonds.
55
MN $100,000c__May 1 1913
5s
M-N $11,000c ___ _1911-1921
Renewal School Bonds.
4s g
M-S
3,000c_ _Sept 1 1911 334s g J-J $100,000c_Ju1y 1 1932
Is
J-J 109,050c__Jan 1 1911
Park Bonds.
334s g J-J
3,000c__July 1 '11-13 3'4se•06 J-J 5100,000c_ _June 30 1931
58
M-N 27,500c___May 1 1913 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '10_$1,000,800
4s '08 M-N 145,000c__Nov 1 1938 Assessment debt (add'1)__
100,000
4s g '09 M-N 291,250c___May 1 1939 Floating debt
70,000
Fire House Bonds.
Sinking fund
120,738
3568 g A-0 $40,000c___Apr 1 1921 Total assessed val. 1910_ _35,472,800
4s
F-A 35,000c _Feb 1 1929
(Assessment about full value.)
Railroad Bonds,
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910____$18.00
55
M-N $120,000c_Nov 1 '11-'18 Population in 1905
16,370
Population In 1910 (est.)
21,500
INTEREST on the railroad bonds Is payable at the oMce of the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.; on the $100,000 of sewer bonds
at the National Shoe & Leather Bank of New York City; on the $145,000
school 4s due 1938 at the Chase National Bank, New York; on all other
Issues at the Bank of Montclair, Montclair, N. J.

MORRIS COUNTY. G. A. Becker, Director Bd. Freehold's.
Morristown is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund
342,578
Road Bonds.
Total valuation 1909_ _ _ _ 45,581,792
(Assessment about full value.)
48 g '95J-D $360,0000
1935
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _$5.83
(Subject to call after 1905.)
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10__ $360,000 Population in 1905
67,934
Floating debt
176,000 Population in 1908 (est.)
68,000
INTEREST is payable at the Morristown Trust Co.

MORRISTOWN. E. K. Mills, Corporation Counsel.
This town Is in Morris County. Incorporated April 6 1865. The $400,000 sewer bonds mentioned below are issued as the work progresses. Up to
May 20 1910 $298,000 had been plaeed.
LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund
$10,000
Sewer Bonds
Total assessed val. 1909_12,096,944
45 '07 J-J $400,000c_Jan 1 1948 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1918.) Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ - _ -$18.70
TOT. B'D D'T,May 20 '10_ _$298,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
13,000
INTEREST payable at the National Iron Bank in Morristown.

NEWARK. J. H. Bacheller, Comptroller.

Newark is situated in Essex County. Vailsburgh annexed Jan. 1 1905.
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Debt.
School Bonds.
5s '91 M-S $40,000___Sept 15 1911
3.35s'97A-0$200,000- __Oct 1 1917 434s'85 F-A 200,000____Feb 1 1915
48 '96 J-D 100,000___June 1 1916 434s'85 M-N 15,000____Nov 1 1915
4s '98 F-A 100,000____Aug 8 1918 44613'88 M-S 20,000_Mch 1 1918
334s'99 J-D 300,000____Dec 11029 45 '90 J-D 20,000__Dec 31 1910
3348'02 J-J 100,000_ -_Oct 1 1932 4s '84 A-0 30,000___Oct 1 1914
3343'03 M-N 100.000May 11933 48 '86 F-A 12,000____Aug 1 1916
1933 4s '87 A-0 15,000____Apr 1 1917
3348'03 J-D 15,000r
48 '04 A-0 200,000r___Apr 1 1934 45 '92 F-A 2,450,000__Feb 1 1922
3348'05 A-0 370,000r_Apr 11985 4s '92 M-N smoo.000__may 1 1922
(Subject to call Apr 1 1945.)
4s '92 A-0 20,000__ _Oct 10 1912
70,000_ __July 11985 48 '93 M-N 55,000 __Nov 15 1913
3348'05 J-J
3363'05 M-N 250,000r___Nov 1 1955 413 '95 F-A 40,000___Aug 21 1915
(Subject to call Nov 1 1945.)
43 '96 A-0 40,000_ Oct 20 1916
330'06 A-0 650,000_Apr 1 1956 4s '97 F-A 100,000____Aug 1 1927
(Subject to call April 1 1946.)
4s '99 A-0 20,000__ _Oct 12 1919
334s'06 F-A 65,000_ ___Aug 1 1956 4s '00 F-A 20,000____Aug 1 1920
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1946.) 4s '01 M-S 20,090.__Sept 1 1921
4s '07 M-N 1,165,500__May 1 1957 4s '02 A-0 30,000____Oct 1 1922
(Subject to call May 1 1947.)
48 '03 J-J
30,000____July 1 1923
48 '08 A-0 1,286.000___Oct 1 1958 3548'04 F-A 100,000r __Aug 1 1954
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1948.) 334s'05 M-N 490,000r___May 1 1955
45 '08 __ 267,000__ _Dec 31 1943
(Subject to call May 1 1945.)
4s '09 __ 1,289,700c__Dec 31 1959 48 '05 M-N 50,000____May 1 1925
(Subject to call after Dec. 31 1949.) 4s '08 ___
50,000_ Nov 16 1928
City Hall Bonds.
4s '08 ___ 100,000____Aug 1 1938
31,03'01 J-J$1,000,000__ .Jan 1 1931 48 '08 ___ 100,000____Sept I 1938
3368'02 J-J
500.000-Oct 1 1932 45 '10 M-S 100,000
1940
City Hospital Bonds.
Refunding Bonds.
334s'02 J-J 5300,000__Jan 1 1932 4s '08 ___ $130,000____July 1 1923
4s '09 M-N 100,000....-May 1 1928
inallniziliailoills8..aig

66

NEW JERSEY--CITIES AND TOWNS.

Market.
4s '91 A-0 $335,000rApr 1 1911
City Improvement Refunding.
48'93 M-S$1.500,000___Mch 15 1923
Tax Arrearage.
4s '01 J-J $75,000____Ju1y 1 1911
67,000____Jul7 1 1912
4s '02 J-J
57,000__July 1 1913
45 '03 J-J
Storage Reservoir.
3%8'05 A-0$1,950,000r_Apr 1 1955
(Subject to call May 1 1904.)
Street Opening.
4s '95 F-A$100,000____Aug 5 1915
VAILSBURO BONDS.-Annexed Jan. 1 1905.
Water.
LOANSWhen Due.
4 Sis'98 A-0 $40,000c_Oct 1 '13& '28
Sewer.
School.
43-s'04 J-J $140,000c __Jan 1 1934
J-J $10,000c ____1911-1920
4%8'04 A-0 10 000c _ __Oct 1 1934 4s'00
Nov 1 1933
438'03 1.1-N 25.000c
and at local banks.
Treasurer
INTEREST is payable at office of City
TOTAL DEBT.SINKING FUNDS, &c.Dec. 31 1909. Dec. 31 1908. Dec. 311907.
Tot, bond. debt (Incl. water debt)-$25,674,200 $24,699,500 $23,973,500
7,044,382
7,623,359
7,091.789
Sinking funds

When Due
LOANSPublic Library.
48 '97 J-J $300,000 __June 1 1927
50,000Jan 1 1931
3345'01 J-J
Track Elevation Bonds.
3%8'02 J-J $500,000_Jan 1 1932
48 '04 M-N19 100,000_ _May 19 1954
33.8'04 F-A 450,000r___Aug 1 1954
33-8'05 M-N 250,000r_Nov 1 1955
(Subject to call Nov 1 1945.)
4s '08 M-S 1 /2,000_ _ _ _Sept 1 1958
(Subject to call after Sept. 1 1948.)

318,582,411 317,655,118 316,350,141
Net bonded debt
$12,387,000 *12,187,000 $11,957,000
Water debt (included above)
$5,143,000
$2,435,146
Temporary loans (additional)
The sinking fund receives each year an amount equal to about 3% of
the bonds outstanding. Temporary loan bonds are only issued against
such assets as unpaid taxes of the last two years, which are not applied to
the payment of tax-arrearage bonds, and unpaid assessments for street
paving and sewer improvements.
DEBT LIMITATION.-Fifteen per cent of the total valuation.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-Assessment about full value.
Total Assessed Total Tax
Personal
Real
Valuation. per 1,000.
Property.
Estate.
Years$19.30
$344,755,550
1910
19.10
327,926,050
1909
16.30
295,780,793
1908
16 90
298,429,242
51,815,061
246,614,181
1907 _ •
22 40
150,106,160
31,716,725
118 389,435
1900
18 20
112,512,580
23,985.890
88,526,690
1890
83,364 410
17.631,095
65,733,315
1880.
It
In
1900
283,289;
was
It
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 347.469; in 1905
was 246,070; in 1890 It was 181,830; In 1880 it was 136,508.

NEW BARBADOES TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.

This district is In Bergen County. G. N.Comes,Clerk (P.0.Hackensack).
F-A $16,000c_Auz 1 '12-'19
When Due. 4 Sis
LOANS2,000c___May 1 1911
111-N
45 '05 F-A $45,000c_Aug 1 '34-'42 5s
400_ _July 1 1911
5s '07 M-S 30,000c_Sept 1 '20-'20 5s '10 J-J 5
116,000.. July 1 '12-'19
55,000c_ _July15'31-41
5s '08 J-J
42,000c_July 1 '20-'33 BOND.DEBT Apr 14 '10_ $207,500
J-J
45
4.000c_Aug 15 '30-33 Assessed valuation 1909 _ _10,961,941
F-A
4s
11,500c_July 15 10- 32 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _45.20
J-J
5s
INTEREST payable at the Hackensack Nat. Bank Hackeinnsack.

NEW BRUNSWICK. 0. 0. Stillman, City Treasurer.
This city is situated in Middlesex County
When Due.
When Due.[ LOANSLOANSSinking Fund Bonds-(Con.)
Sinking Fund Bonds.
Sept 1919 318'04 al-S $48,000r ... _Melt 1 1929
33 '94 M-S $40,000
Sept 1915
Oct 1910 350'05 M-S 10,000
4%5'94 A-0 95,000
Oct 1925
12,000
Nov 1920 4s '05
4 %s'95 M-N 65,000
Nov 1917
10.500
Nov 1921 5s '07
4,Sa'6 M-N 68,000
Mch 1018
Jan 1922 4s '08 ____ 10,000
as '97 M-N 10,000
Paving Bonds
May 1922
48 '97 M-N 20,100
Nov 1922 4s '08 ____ $16.000____July 1938
48 97 M-N 97.000
Fire Dept. Bonds.
May 1923
45 '98 M-N 110,000
$5,500_ _Mch 1919
July 1923 4s
350'98 M-N 24,000
30,000____July 1 1940
Aug 1923 45 '10 J-J
33,8'98 M-N 29.000
School Bonds.
Nov 1923
48 '98 M-N 62,000
$60,000__July 1 '20-'49
Jan 1924
3%5'99 M-N 20,000
Feb 1924 43.8'10 __- 30,000__July 1 '50-'59
2,000
3%WSW M-N
1 1,000___ _July 1 1960
Mch 1924
3 Sit3'00 M-N 48,000
Library Bonds.
Nov 1924
3 Sis'99 M-N 25,000
$12,000____Sept 1032
Dec 1924 4s '02
5,300
3%3'99 NI-N
Almshouse Bonds.
Feb 1925
30'00 M-N 3,375
$10,000
July 1938
Apr 1925 4s '08
33.8'00 11-N 4,350
Repavement Bonds
June 1925
3,375
3-s'00 M-N
Sept 1 '32
Nov 1925 4s
M-S 350,000_
3%s'00 M-N 13,000
- $1,183,207
Jan 1926 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910
1,500
3%8'01 M-N
31,000
3%s'01 A-0 15,950___ _Apr 1926 Imp. & sewer certificates575,675
Feb 1927 Sinking fund and cash_
1,925
350'02 F-A
Aug 1927 Total valuation 1909 _ _ .. _11,515,056
3545'02 F-A 19,566
_ 422.00
9
.
354s'02 J-D 11,600 __ _Dec 1927 Tax rate (per 31,000) 109_
May 1928 Population In 1910_.__23.388
3%s'03 M-N 15,000
348'03 M-N 20,766 ._ _Nov 1928
INTEREST on Library and Re-pavement bonds is payable at the Brunswick Trust Co.; on all other bonds at the National Bank of New Jersey,
New Brunswick, where principal will be payable at maturity.
NEWTON. Thos. M. Kays, Attorney.
This town Is In Sussex County. Incorporated 1864.
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSJ-J $118,0000
45
Sewer Bonds.
DEBT Oct 1910___ $239,000
BOND.
1935
2
4s '03 A-0 $100,000c_ Oct
10,000
Sinking fund
School Bonds
J-J $12,000c__Jan 1 '11-'22 Assessed valuation 1909_2,832,343
55
(Assessment about zSi actual value.)
8,000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1009__$21.58
7,000
____
4s
4.222
I Population in 1905
INTEREST payable at Sussex County National Bank in Newton.
NORTH BERGEN.
8 in Hudson County.
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910__$245,800
79,321
Floating debt
135,000
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1910.$10,510 140
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910.-515.57
11,134
Population In 1905
NUTLEY. Max P. Kaufmann, Town Accountant.
was
township
formerly
of
the
This town, located in Essex County,
Franklin. Name and government changed by Legislative Act of 1902.
Refunding Road Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSA-0 $42,000r___Apr 1 1915
4s
Floating Debt Assessment
Road Bonds.
___ $13.000c___Apr 1 1917
5s
___
10,000c___Apr 1 1918 4s '04 A-0 $5,000c__-Apr 1 1914
Ols
Sidewalk Bonds.
Water Bonds.
F-A $11,000c___Feb 1 1911
M-N $47,000c___Nov 1 1925 43.03
45
6,000_ _Apr 1 1916
2,000c___Feb 11011 4s '06 A-0
F-A
4%5
A-0
3,000c__Oct 15 1911 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ 3180.000
4%8
1,406
9,000c___Mch 1 1915 Floating debt
4s '05 al-S
38,678
5,000____Apr 1 1916 'Sinking fund
48 '06 A-0
4,572,820
55 '07 A-0 12,000c___Apr 1 1917 Total valuation 1910
4%8'09 J-D 15,000___Dec 15 1929 Total tax (per $1,000) 09_419.20
4,556
Population in 1005
Frederic Clements, Clerk.
NUTLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
When Due. BONDED DEBT Nov '08_ 3108.000
LOANS45 '06 J-J $52,000c___July 1 1946 Assessed valuation 1907 ..__4.146.2 3
37 10
1911 School tax (per $1,000)'07
A-0 20,000
55
1931
INTERESV is payable In .Newark
J-D 28,000
48
and Nutley.
.,....__1914
8,000
M-S
4s
ORANGE. I'. G. Cought,ry, Collector of Taxes.
Orange Is situated In Essex County. Incorporated as a town Jan. 31
1380 as a city April 3 1872.
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSA-0$344,000 ..Oct 1 1912
55
Refunding Bonds.
F-A 90,000___Aug '24-'20
48 '07 J-J s54,0004,_Jan 1 1937 43
53 '08 F-A 200,000____ Feb 1 1938
Funding Bonds.
1911-1914 4%8'08 J-D 180,000e. -June 1 1938
4%6'09 J-1
20,000
This township (P. 0. Jersey City)
When Due.
LOANSSchool Bonds.
__s
___ $195,800
Town Hall Bonds.
$50,000




[VoL. Lxxxxi.

Tax Arrears.
When Due.
LOANSA-0 $12.000_ __Apr 1 '11-'12
4s
School House Bonds.
A-0 26,000__Apr 1 '11-'14
J-J $60,000__July 1 '13-'18 45
4%s
Electric-Light Bonds.
J-J 140,000„July 1 '24-'31
4s
J-J
43
'10
$90,000c___Jan 1 1980
1932
1
1 2,000____July
Street 1 m p't Bonds.
4s '04 J-D 125,000c___Dec 1 1934
A-0 $38,740.43 . _1011-1018
4t3
M-N 8,0001912 5s
1935 Total municipal debt Oct $
4s '05 J-D 15,000
$2,212,740
1910
43.s'08 A-0 110,000c_Apr 1 1938
445,155
1937 Sinking funds
5,000
J-I)
4s
48 '09 M-N 8,000____May 1 1930 NET DEBT Oct 3 1910_1,767,585
814,000
Water debt (Included)
Sewer Bonds
1929-1933 Floating debt (additional) 505,926
F-A $57,000
68
3,696,000
5,000_ _June 1 1922 City property 1910
J-D
55
J-D 250,000__June 1 '23-'32 Assessed valuatlon, rea1417,896,032
58
8,000___ _Jan 1 1911 Assessed val., personal__ 1,477,675
J-J
5s
15,000
20,000_ Jan 1 '13-'14 Indebt. to be deducted__
58
J-J
60,000Jan 1 '15-'18 Total assessed val., 1909_ 19,358,707
J-J
5s
J-J
80,000__Jan 1 '19-'22 Total assessed val. 1910_20,025,416
55
50,000_ _Jan 1 '20-'32 (Assessment 85 to 90 %actual value.)
J-J
5s
1911-1914 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_420.00
70,000
J-J
4548
26,101
1915-1921 Population in 1905
A-0 125,000
43s
29,630
1919-1922 Population In 1910
J-D 50.000
4s
Street Assessment Bonds.
A-0 $8,000 _ ._ _ _1911-1914
45
INTEREST is payable at the Orange National Bank of Orange.
PASSAIC. Z. A. Van Houten, Comptroller.
This city is in the county of the same name. Incorporated April 22 1873.
School-House Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS.1-D $35.000c_Dec 1 '13-'17
4 %s
City Bonds.
J-D 47,000c_Dec 1 '21-30
334s
'11-'19
1
$9,000c_June
J-D
5s
9,000c___Sopt 1 1912
M-S
4,000c_July 1 '11-'14 5s
5s
J-J
5,000c_Mch 1 '11-'15
M-S
11,500c__July 11 1918 5s
J-J
5s
1 '11-'14
12,000c_Aug
F-A
4%s
'11-'24
1
15,000c_Nov
5s
M-N
M-N 22,000c_Nov 1 '16-'17
2,500c_Mch 1 1911 43-is
M-S
5s
A-0 28,000c_Oct 1 '19&'20
7.500c__Aug 1 1919 3348
F-A
4%8
M-S 50,000c_Mch 1 '11-'20
al-N 83 000c May '11-'32 334s
354s
A-0 20,000c___Oct 1 1924
27,000c__Jan 2 '11-'30 4s
J-J
3%s
48 '06 M-N 100,000c_May 1 1926
Street Imp. Bonds.
f $1 0,000c_July 1 '13-'14 4%8'08 M-S 72,250c___Mch 1 1938
.1-J j 10,000c_July 1 1915 4s '08 M-N 256,000c&r_Nov 1 1928
414s
I 30,000c_July 1 '16-'17 4348 g'10 A-0 103,000c__Oct 1 1040
Public Park Bonds.
Public Improvements.
J-J $15,000c_July 1 '11-'15
J-D $10,000c_Dec 1 '11-'12 5s
58
A-0 26,000c__Apr 21 1929
48
'11-'30
1
70,000c_Aug
F-A
3%s
GEN. BD. DT. Oct 1 191031,249,750
Hospital Bonds.
121,160
F-A $6,000c__Feb 1 1927 Assessment debt (add'1)__
3Sis
44,308
4s '06 M-N 25,000c_Mch 1 1036 Sinking fund
Total assessed val. 1910 35,546,586
Funding Bonds.
(Assessment about full value.)
4%8'08 J-D $84,000c&r.Dec 1 '11-38
430'10 M-SJ120,000c&rMch 1 '11-30 Total tax (per 51,00))) 1910_314.40
37,837
1 70,000c&rMch 1 '31-40 Population in 1905
54,773
4%8 g'10A-0 70,000c_Oct 1 1935 Population in 1910
INTEREST is payable at Passaic National Bank, Passaic, except on
school bonds of 1910 and funding bonds due Oct. 1935, the Interest on these
being payable at People's Bank & Trust Co., Passaic.
PASSAIC COUNTY. John L. Conklin, Collector.
County seat is Paterson.
Court House BondsWhen Due
LOANSFeb 1911
F-A $50,000c
4s
Bridge Bonds.
J-J 125,000cJan 1 '14-15-16
F-A$104.000c_ _Feb '12-'13 4s
5s
11019
25,000c___May
M-N
48
1919
1
10,000c__July
J-J
4s
Rebuilding Bonds.
45 '06 A-0 165,000c__ Apr 1 1925
M-S 60,000c___Sept 1 1917
65,000c _Apr 1 1026 4s
454s '07M-S 36,000c..Sept 2 '14-'16 45 '04 J J 300,000c-July 1 '20-'24
_$944,000
40,000c_Sept 2 1927 TOTAL DEBT Nov '10
4548 '07M-S 20,000c_Sept 1 1919 Total valuation 1910_ _ _ _151,510,264
(Assessment full value.)
Road Bonds
4s '08 J-J $50,000c___July 11018 State&Co tax(per $1,000) '00_$5.77
175,858
Population in 1905
INTEREST Is payable at First National Bank, Paterson.
PATERSON. James J. Curt'tn, Comptroller.
This city is in Passaic County. Incorporated as a city March 19 1851.
Sewer Appropriations
When Due.
LOANS1916
48 '99 F-A $18,000c_Aug
School Bonds.
Renewal Bonds.
4%8'95 A-0 $25,000c__Oct 1 1911
4s '98 A-0 50,0000...A0r '13-'14 4s '87 J-D $60.000c June '11-'16
1918 4s '87 J-D 10,000c____Dec 1911
4s '98 F-A 15,000c__Aug
1913
4s '90 A-0 50,000c__Apr '14-'15 48 '88 J-D 34,500c_Dec
1914
48 '00 J-D 100,000c__June 1 1919 4s '89 J-D 85,000c__Dec
1911
1
al-N
38,0000_May
'01
48
11920
4s '04 M-S 70,000c_Mch
48 '04 M-N 54.000c_Nov '14-'20 48 '01 13,1-N 39,0000_Nov 30 1911
4s '05 al-S 275,000c__Mch 1 1935 4s '02 M-N 49,000c.. May 1 1917
48 '06 J-D 36,000c-_June 1 1931 4s '02 J-D 38,000c_1Jec 1 1922
81,000c_July 1 1932 4s '03 A-0 25,000c_Apr 1 1923
4%s '07 J-J
4%8'08 M N 200.000e_ _Nov 1 1033 45 '03 M-N 35,000c__May 1 1023
48 '09 J-J 195,000c_ July 1 1934 4s '03 J-D 55,000r_Deo 1 1923
4s '04 F-A 25,0000_ _Feb 1 1924
City Hall Bonds.
55 '93 A-0 $120.000c_Apr '11-'22 48 '04 A-0 35,000c_Apr 1 1924
45.0'04 M-N 120,000cNov '33-'44 45 '04 M-N 40,000c__Nov 14 1924
45 '94 J-J 100.000cJuly '23-'32 4s '05 J-D 75,000e_Deo 1 1925
4s '02 F-A 76,000c__Aug 1 1932 45 '06 J-D 115,000c_Deo 1 1926
4 iss '07J-J 100,000o_July 1 1937
Funded Debt Bonds.
45 '04 J-D $500,000c_June 11039 454s '08M-N 100,000c___May 1 1928
4543'09 A-0 50,000____April 1919
Street Improvement Bonds,
48 '01 M-S$150,000c__Mch 1 1911 430'10 A-0 325,000c___Apr 1 1940
4s '03 J-D 14,000cJune 1913 TOT. III). DT. Oct 1910_44,267,500
4s '05 M-N 110,000c__May 1 1915 Bills payable, certs., &c_. 707.601
430'08 at-N 100,0000_May I 1018 TOTAL DEI3T Oct 1910_4,975,101
546,187
4s '09 J-J
85,000c_ _July 1 1919 Sinking fund
2,901,190
4%8'10 ISI-N 70,000 _ -Nov 1 1920 City property 1910
Assessed valuation, real 78,625,589
Sewer Bonds.
4s '00 J-J 350,0000.._June 30 1920 Assessed value, personal 16,617,770
372,593
Second class RR. property
Park Bonds
1 13
0
29
35
1:5
48 '88 A-0 $50,000c_Apr '11-'12 't'otal assessed val. 1909 _95,24
2156
0
1010____1$
90
.0
.6
55 '91 J-D imam-rune 1 1911 Tax rate (per $1,000)
1905
58 '92 J-D 15,0000-J1111C 1 1012 Population in
1900
In
105,171
Population
Bonds.uIlig
45 '04 A-0 $40,000c__Apr 11924 Population in 1010
INTEREST Is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
PERTH AlVIBOY. Chas. K. Seaman, Treasurer.
This city is in Middlesex County.
.
d25s50
n2
__ os
B
Wateri :
When Due. 4 ms
LOANS,000
Sept 1922
School Bonds.
(Subject to call Sept 1 1007.)
Mch 1919
___ $10,000
4s
,000
48
1915
Jan 1917
Oct
___ 36,000
4s
___
12,000
July 1916
4s
--- 18,000
J-J
s
2 48
17
92
80,000__July 1 1933
uctltly 119
oa
j
_._
5,000- ......J
-s
'04 J-D 155,000c_ Sent 1 1934
4s
- 37,000
40,000c_ __Jury 1 1935
4s '04 ii-s 54,000____Sept 1 1934 45 '05 J-J
- _ 100,000_ _ May 1 1936
_
.5
,0_ . 35 00_ __July
50,000c__Jan 1 1940
4s '06 IS1--S 49,000e _Sept 1 1936 40'10 J-J
1 "35 .8 Street Bonds.
4%8'09 A-0$125,000____Oct 1 1924
Improvement Bonds.
Refunding Water Bonds.
_ $4,200__May 15 1911
_s
4
1915
Feb 11029
21
Mch
000
:
.8
-- 7 000
- - -- 7.
01n
1,lsecalitt-a,z113
.5
Judgment Bonds.
$639,000
4s
--- - 156.000_ __Jan 22 1920 Water bonds
369,000
4,000___Mch 22 1920 School bonds
171,664
14,000_ _Aug 15 1920 Assessment bonds
15,000
Tax-arrearage bonds
City Hall Bonds
35,000
July 1 1928 City-Hall bonds
4%8'08 J-J $35,000
109,500
Street •mprov't Bonds
Funding Bonds.
25,000
_ _ _ _$170,000_ _Nov 1 1916 Temporary loans
_s
13.700
Improvement bonds
Sewer Bonds.
24.000
____ $41,000._ _Nov 1 1918 Judgment bonds
_s
1.000
bonds
A
191
Repaving
1
54.000___July
450'08 J-J
10,000
4343'10 M-N 41.000o......May 1 1920 Reservoir bonds
40.400
Fire Department bonds
Fire Department Bonds.
127.600
J-J $10,000_ _Jan 11024 Sewer bonds
434s
127,700
43.s '04... __ 10,000.- _Aug 1 1924 Anticipation bonds
173,000
1,000._ __July 1 1914 Funding bonds

NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Nov., 1910.]

67

TOT. BD. D'T Jan 1 '10.$1,768,064 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ .$14.70
Floating debt
25,895
209,113 Population in 1905
418,867 Population in 1910
Sinking fund and cash___
32,121
INT. payable in Perth Amboy.
16,185,359
Total valuation 1909
CITY PROPERTY.-Value of property owned by city on Jan. 1 1909
was $1,178,769 13.

BOND. DEBT June 1910_ $237,000 School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ _$1.97
6.838
3
Assessed valuation 1909_12,852.558 Population In 1905
(Assessment about actual value.)
Population in 1909 (est.)
8.200
INTEREST on the $45,500 Issue is payable at the Fidelity Trust Company, Newark; on the 5s at the Franklin Savings Institution, Newark,
and on the $12,000 4s In New York City at A. B. Leach & Co.

PLAINFIELD. W. F. Arnold, Treasurer.

SUMMIT. J. F. Haas, Treasurer; J. E. Rowe, Clerk.

This city Is In Union County. Incorporated In April 1860.
LOANSWhen Due.
Fire House Bonds.
School Bends.
43s g '08
$15,000c___Dec 1 1918
$3,000c___Dec 1 1912
Police Station Bonds.
48 g '04 J-D i50,000c_June 1 '13-'22 4 %g'08 J-J f$6,000c_July 1 '11-16
6,000c___June 1 1923
118,000c_July 1 '17-'28
6 000c___June 1 1924
Street Bonds.
48 '05 J-D 154,0000_June '25-'33 58
1911
M-S $14,000r
1 4,000c
June 1934
1,000c___Sept 1 1912
48 '05 J-D 10,4500 ____1911-1929 43 g '08 M-S{12,000c_Sept 1 '13-18
43g'08 J-J
95,000c___July 1 1958
18,0000_Sept 1 '19-'24
4s '09 M-N 45,000c__Nov 1 1959 55 g '10 J-J
30,000c__ _July 1 1913
4s '09 M-N 10,000c___Nov 1 1924 (Subject to call after July 1 1911.)
Sewer Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct I910__ $585,000
25,500
4s
M-N j$35,000c_May 1 '28-'34 Floating debt
11,454
1 6,000c___May 1 1935 Sinking fund
48
72,000c
J-J
____ _1927 Total assessed val. 1009 23,613,304
4%8'08 M-N 62,000c ____1911-1941
(Assessment about full value.)
4s '09 M-N J36,000c_Nov 1 '36-'41 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_$16.80
18,468
1 7,000c_.. _Nov 1 1942 Population In 1905
25.000
Population in 1909 (est)
INTEREST Is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.

R.AHWAY. Chas. H. Anglernan, Auditor and Treasurer.
This city, of Union County, was declared bankrupt In 1882, and a compromise of the debt, exclusive of the water debt ($185,000), was forthwith agreed to with most of the leading creditors at 35 cents on the dollar,
the debt, exclusive of water debt, then amounting to about $1,200,000.
This settlement was completed in 1894, and interest is now paid promptly
on the new bonds. The water bonds were renewed In 1891 at 4%,an agreement having been made In 1890 by which all accrued interest at 7% was
adjusted at the 35% rate. Interest on these water bonds is also now
promptly paid. Incorporated 1858,
LOANSWhen Due.
Water Bonds Renewed.
Adjustment Bonds.
4.s
J-J $185,000e. _July 1 1032
4s '82 M-N $472,561 45r_Nov 1 1922 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_ $802,561
(Subject to call at any time.)
220.1)00
Water debt (Included)
School Bonds.
25,000
Floating debt
4 s M-S $35,000c&r_Mch 1 1018 Total valuation 1909 ___ _6,122,774
4s
A-0 75,000c_ __Oct 1 1959 (Assessment about 60% actual val.)
Filtration Plant Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1009_ _ _$18.40
448'06 M-N $35,000c
1936 Population in 1905
8,649
Population In 1909 (est.)
10,000
INTEREST on water board loan and school loan payable at the Mercantile Trust Co., New York; on other loans at the Rahway Nat. Bank.

RIDGEFIELD PARK. W. J. Morrison Jr., Counsel.
This village is in Bergen County. Incorporated June 23 1892.
LOANSWhen Due.
Road Bonds.
School Bonds
5s
Aug $25,000c _Aug '25-'29
.1-D j$2,000c __1911-1912 B'D D'T(Gen), Mch 14 '10_ $106,000
5 hs
128,000c
_ _1914-1927 Assessment debt (add'1)___
89,500
14.68
J-D 50.000c
.Dec 13 '29 Floating debt (Inc. school
Sewer (Assessment) Bonds.
notes)
29,323
4
J-J 330,000c_ _July '11-'20 Sinking fund
19,635
Ss
25,200e. _July '11-'22 Assessed valuation 1009_ .2.663.404
65
J-J
11,000c.. _ Jan '11-'22 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909 .__ $27.00
Funding Street (Assessment) [Ids. Population In 1910 (est.)
5,000
5s '10 J-J $18,000c_Jan 1 1030
INTEREST payable at the United States Mortgage & Trust Co. In
New York City, the Hackensack Nat'l Bk. and the Peoples' Nat'l Bk.

RIDGEWOOD. J. Blauvelt.Hopper, Clerk.
This village Is in Bergen County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Improvement Bonds.
4 As'09 A-0 $36,000„Oct 1 '14-'19
Road Bonds
($4000.. May 1 '14-'17
58 '07 M-N {20,000_May 1 '18-'21
36,000„May 1 '22-'27
58
15,000c_ _July 1 '12,
J-J
'17 & '22

School Bonds
_s
--- $87,000
TOTAL DEBT May 18 '10_ $351,000
Sinking fund
2,016
Assessed valuation 1909__5,764,876
(Assessment about 34 actual value.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ __$20.80
Population In 1909 (est.) _ _ __ ._5,000
INTEREST payable in Ridgewood.

RIDGEWOOD TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT. E. A.
Lane, Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Jan 1910_ $167,000
$10,000c_May 1 '15-'19 Assessed valuation
5,750,000
4%8'09 M-Ni 30,000c_May 1 '20-'29 Population in 1910 (est)
6,000
40,000c_May 1 '30-'39
INTEREST payable at U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co., New York.

RUMSON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is In Monmouth County.
LOANSWhen Due. I
55 '10 J-J $25,000__July 1 '11-'351

RUTHERFORD. D. I3osnmn, Mayor; F. A. Stedman, Clk.

This borough Is In Bergen County.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds
48 g
M-S $78,500c
1016
Improvement Bonds.
4;0 g J-J $75,000c__July 1 1022
Street Bonds.
M-N $40,000c
1032
48

Park Bonds.
4s '05 F-A $12,500c&r_Feb 1 1030
BOND. DEBT May 18 '10_ $200,000
Floating debt
165.741
Sinking fund
72,533
Assessed valuation 1909___5.578,810
Total tax (per $1,000) '09_ _ 425 30
Population in 1910
7,045
INTEREST on park. funding and street bonds Is payable at Rutherford
Nat. Bank; on Improvement bonds It New York City.
RUTHERFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT
C. P. Perham.Clerk.
When Due. 43is'10 F-A $86.300c
LOANSFeb 1 1950
5s '02 M-N $2,975c $1,000 yearly BOND. DEBT April 1910_ $110,545
45 '00 .I-D 49,570e. June 20 1930 Assessed valuation 1900_ ... 5,566.891
4s '06 A-0 48.000e_ _A r 1 '14-'61 School tax (per $1,000) 1909 ._ _$6.80
4s '06 J-P 10,000c
ec 1 1936 Population in 1010 (est.)
_ _ .7.500
INTEREST on the Issues of 1906 Is payable at the office of RM.. Grant
& Co., New York; on all other bonds at the Rutherford National Bank.

SOMERSET COUNTY. E. B. Allen, County Collector.
Somerville is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.
Building Bonds.
48 '06 J-Jj$105,0000 _July 1 '21-'35
175.000c_July 1 1036

This City Is in Union County. Incorporated in March 1899.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
School Bonds.
48
J-D $125,000c_June 1 1928
4s
M-S $35,000c___Mch 1 1929 45
M-N 65,0000.. _Nov 1 1933
4 iis
J-J
60,000c __Jan 1 1939
Funding Bonds.
4s '09 J-D
4,500c__Dec 20 1039 4s
J-D $10,000r__June 15 1927
Fire Department Bonds.
4 W3'08 J-D 70.000c.__Dec 1 1938
4s
May $10.000c
May 1 1926 Floating debt
$48,500
Public Impf. Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 '10
482,400
4s
J-1) $6,500r__June 15 1927 Sinking fund
65,340
Refunding Bonds
Total valuation 1909
9,481.418
45
J-J
$9,000r__ _Jan 1 1935 Tax rate (per $1,000) '09
GEN'L BONDS Jan 1 '10_$395,000 Population In 1905
$6
19
,84
20
5
Assessment debt__ . _ _ .
38,900 Population In 1910 (est.)
INTEREST on $65,000- sewer bonds due 1933 is payable in New VOrk
(Iffy. on all other Issues at office of City Treasurer. - - - - • • •

SUSSEXiCOUNTY. NV.„.E. Ross, Coll. (P. 0. Sparta).
County seat Is Newton.
LOANSWhen Due.
s '08 ___ $20,000____Oct 1 1938
__s '09 ___
64,000__Apr 1 1929
Road Bonds.
4s '09 A-0 $34,000c___Oct 1 1939
4s '10 J-J
14,500c_ _July 10 1940

BOND. DEBT Oct 3 '10.. $132,000
Assessment debt (add'1)__
114.055
Sinking fund
2,775
Assessed valuation 1910 15,130.743
INTEREST payable at Sussex
National Bank, Newton.

TEANECK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.

This district Is in Bergen County. R.T. Davison, Clerk (P.O. Englewood)
.
LOANSWhen Due, BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910...$32,000
5s '05 M-S $23,000__Mch 1 '13-36 Assessed valuation 1910_ _$1,561,000
5s '09 M-S 29,000c_Mch 1 '11-'39 School tax (per $1,000) '0J__ _$8.20
INTEREST payable at U. S. Mortgage dc Trust Co., New York -444 .3

TRENTON. NV. Madden, Mayor.1H. E. Evans, Treasurer.

Trenton is In Mercer County. The sinking funds are well maintained
and the water works are much more than self supporting.
LOANSWhen Due.
Re-paving Bonds.
Alms House.
3;is'02 M-S $35,000_ Sept 1 1932
35s'02 11-N $1,000May 26 1912 4s '03 A-0 27,000_
Oct 1 1933
City-Hall Bonds.
,68'03 A-0 35.000__Apr 15 1933
48 'o7 Nt S$100,000r.__Mch 1 1937 48 '03 JD 10,000__Dec
1933
4 y4s'08 F-A 200.000_ __Aug 1 1938 4s '04 J-D 20,000_ __June 11 1934
48 '09 A-0 200,000____Apr 1 1939 4s '05 M-N 60,000r. __Nov 1 1935
4s '09 J-D 200,000c___Dec 1 1939 4s '06 F-A 13,000r_ _Aug 1 1936
Crematory.
4s '07 F-A 15,000____Aug 1 1937
3 M 01 J-J $50,000_ _July 1 1921 4s '08 J-J
6,160
July 1 1928
4s 06 J-J
4,200__ __July 21016 350'99 F-A 15,500___Aug 21 1929
4s 06 .1-D 10,000____Dec 1 1916 4%s'10
25,000_ __Aug 1 1920
4s 07 J-J
3,400._Jan 1 1017
Street Department Bonds.
Fire Department.
M-S $9,000r__Sept 20 1930
4s '92 M-S $41,000_ __Mch 15 1912
Sewer Commissioners.
4s '02 M-S
4,000___ _Sept 1 1912 3 tis'02 J-J
$7,075_ _July 1 1912
350'01 J-J
15,000_ __July 11021 33ts'03 J-J
1,610__July 1 1913
3 &is'02 F-A 17,000__Feb 1 1022 4s '04 F-A
490 _Feb 20 1914
330'02 31-S 10,000____Sept 1 1922 4s '04 J-D
_
010June
23 1914
33.0'02 M-N
2,500___May 21 1922 4s '05 J-J
1,485_ __Jan 4 1915
4s '06 M N 25,000r__June 1 1926 4s '05 A-0
1,050_ ... Oct 24 1915
4s 04 A-0 16,000r__Apr 1 1014 4s '06 A-0
1,595__ _Apr 2 1916
4s 04 M-N 20,000r__May 17 1924
Police & Fire Tel andTel.
49 '07 F-A
3,700Aug 1 1917 30'03 A-0 $40.000___Apr 15 192
30
3
School House.
4s '07 A-0
8.000 __Apr
_
1 1927
4s '91 F-A $22,000_ __Feb 16 1911 434s'10 s-a
5,000r
45 '93 M-N 18.000___May 15 1913
Funding.
4s '92 A-0
9.000____Oct 1 1917 48 '81 J-J $170,000_ _July 1 1911
4s '93 J-J
6,000_ __Jan 16 1918 4s '04 A-0 569,000r_Oct 1
1934
4s '04 A-0 18,000__Oct 25 1914
Refunding.
48 '96 M-N 21,000.
Nov 2 1916 310'01 F-A $26,800_Feb 11 1911
4s '97 F-A
8,000___Feb 1 1017 33,0'01 A-0 13.800__Oct 1 1911
48 ,98 J-J
14,500_Jan 18 1918 3'.s'02 F-A
4,600_ Feb 24 1912
330'99 111-N 25,000
Nov 1 1929 3 Ms'02 A-0
5,400Oct 1)912
3 jis'00 11-N 100,000
May 1 1930 3155'03 F-A
6,500_ _Feb 25 1913
3 148'01 J-D
2 500_ _June 1 1931 4s '03 A-0 11,600___Oct 201915
Feb 1 1922 4s '04 F-A 20,600._ .Feb 20 1914
3!4s'02 F-A 11,800
330'01 J-J
7,500. _ July 6 1031 4s '04 M-S 20,100r_Sept 1 1914
3 Wi'02 M-S 48,500
Sept 1 1932 4s '05 F-A
9,000___Feb 24 1015
3;is'02 J-D 15,000_ _June 3 1932 48 '05 M-N 24,000
Nov 1 1915
3%8'03 F-A
3,000_ Feb 5 1933 4s '06 F-A 34,600__ Feb 24 1910
4s '03 J-J
70,000__ July 22 1933 4s '06 F-A 44.200____Aug 1 1016
3.48'03 F-A
3,500__Aug 17 1933 4s '06 A-0 56,100____Oct 1 1916
4s '04 M-S 50,000r___Sept 1 1934 Is '07 F-A 63,000eb 1 1917
45 '05 M-N 18,600. _Nov 1 1935 4s '07 F-A 75.100____Aug 1 1917
4s '06 A-0
2,000_ _ _Apr 2 1936 4s '07 M-S 47.300_ -_Sept 27 1917
4s '06 31-N
4,800_ May 23 1936 4s '08 F-A 49.900 __Feb 24 1918
4s '06 J-D
900____Dec 1 1916 4s '08 J-D 50,600___June 22 1918
45 '07 A-0 130,000_ __Apr 1 1937 4s '08 M-N 40,500...._Nov 2 1918
4s '07 F-A 26.000_Aug 1 1937 4s '09 F-A 29.100__Feb 1 1919
4s '08 J-J
6,000___ -July 1 1938 4s '09
76,700__ _ _Nov 1 1919
Ois '08F-A 24,750____Aug 1 1938 4s '10 __
34,700___Feb 24 1920
48 '08 F-A
5,000____Aug 1 1938 43.s'10 M-S 67,700___Sept 20 1920
4s '08 M-S 21,000____Sept 1 1938
Park Impro*ement.
4s '09 ___
10,000____Aug 2 1910 4s '88 J-I) $69,000June 15 1913
4s '09
5,500___Oct 14 1919 4s '91 M-N 25,000 _May 1 1916
Public Bath Bonds.
5,000. _Dec 1 1916
5s '91 J-D
4s '08 F-A $3.500____Aug 1 1918 4s '92 J-J
5,000_ _July 1 1917
Library Bonds.
2,000._ Jan 10 1918
4s '93 J-J
3 10'01 J-J $100,0(l0_ _Jan 1 1931 48 '93 A-0 25,000____Apr 1 1918
3 jis'02 F-A 15,000____Feb 1 1932 330'01 M-S 20.000__Sept 2 1926
General Loan Bonds.
4s '04 J-D 10,000_. _Jnne 1 1929
3 .58'03 F-A $4,795_ __Feb 2 1913 45 '05 J-J
14,350 .___July 1 1930
3348'03 A-0
4,500_ __Apr 1 1913 4s '06 J-D
2,500_ _June 1 1936
3.qs'03 J-J
4,025 __ _July 1 1913 4s '07 J-J
23,000____Jan 1 1932
is '04 J-1)
900r. _ _Dee 7 1914 4s '10 J-D 19,000__June 15 1930
35s'02 A-0 12,500__Oet 6 1912
Ewing I ownship.
Hospital Bonds.
5s '96 J-J
$3,000____Jule 1 1911
4s '04 J-D $12,500r.... _June I 1934
Sewer Certificates.
4s '05 A-0
4,000r__Oct 24 1035 5s
__ $246,300 ____1911-1913
CHAMBERS13URG BONDS ASSUMED.
Parks.
__s
$100..._ _Past due-Ss '88 A-0 $13,000_,Apr 20 1913
(Subject to call In 1898.)

BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_3280,000
Floating aebt
112,395
Assessed valuation 1900_ _28,390.779
WILBUR BONDS, ASSUMED.
County tax (per $1,000) 1900_ _$5.60
Population in 1905
36.270
School.
Improvement.
INTEREST Is payable at New York Trust Co., New York City. 5s '93 A-0 $4.000__Apr 10 '11-'14 5s '93 J-J $15,000___July 21 1913
SOUTH ORANGE. I. A. Kip Jr., Pres.; F. Fenner, Treas. 5s '96 MS 3,000.Sent 16 '11-'13 5s '95 F-A 15,000_ _ _Aug 1 1915
This village Is in Essex County
Incorporated 1869.
LOANS PAYABLE BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
Assessed uponCity.
Assessed upon prop. benefitted.
Funding Bonds.
Is '04 J-J $250,000c&r J'ly '11-'44
Street Improvement.
Street Improvement
00'10 NI-S $14,200c___Mch 1 1935 ,See V. 75, p. 2617. for maturity.)
3(4s'01 F-A $9,124.46.Feb 1 1911 3348'01 F-AE43,122.81 . Feb 1 1911
Park Bonds.
I lis'08 NI-N $48,000e .Niav 1 '45-'4a 4s'0:3
13
,1
0
A
i47.04... Oct 1 1913 4s '08 M-N
5,345 00_May 21 1913
00'10 M-S $10,000c___Mch 1 1935 4 Y6s
M-S
2,028.69 _1930-1935 Is '05 F-A 16,244.43_Feb
1 1015 4s '03 A-0 51,349.92_ _Oct 1 1913
Refunding Bonds
Construction Bonds.
4s '06 F-A
1 1916 4s '05 F-A 64,055.57_Feb 1 1915
J-J $51,000c___Jan 1 1930 Is '05 .1-J
4s
56,500r.. _ __Jan '11-'24 4s '00 J-D 21,890.59.Feb
8,988.20_Dee 1 1916 Is '06 F-A 106,209.41 Feb 1 1916
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1920.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1910_ $405,369
F-A $9,000c_Feb 1 '11-'19 Total assessed val. 1010_ 9,044,481 48 '07 A-0 21,893.71.Apr 1 1917 4s'06 J-D 11.991.80_Dee 1 1916
46
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1010 _ _ _$17.40 40'08 A-0 11,522 75_0et I 1918 4s '07 A-0 67,406.29_Apr 1 1917
Street Improvement Bonds.
043'08 A-0 34,777 25_0ct 1 191$
58 '07 M-S 54.650r_Sep 18 '11-'15 Population in 1905
4,932
Population In 1910 (est.)
6.000
WATER LOANS REPORTED SEPARATELY.
INTEREST is largely payable at U S. Mort. & Trust Co.. N. Y.
City Water.
City Water-(Con.)
SOUTH ORANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT. B. S. Comstock, Clerk.
4s '93 M-N $75,000__ May 15 1913 48 '04 J-J 5100,000r__
_July 1 1934
This district Includes the township and the village of South Orange.
4s 97 J-J 350,000__Jan 1 '17 &'27 4s '06 J-D 150,000 _ _June
When Due. 4s
.J-J 510,0000
LOANS_ _1911-1921 Is '96 J-D 45,000 ._ _June 1 1916 4;49'08 M-S 50.000_ „Mch 11 1936
1938
F-Af$18,000c -1911-1916 48 '10 J-J 170,000c_Jan 1 '18-'31 3 As'02 A-0 75,000__Apr
4s
1 1922 4Jis'08 A-0 100,000__Oct 1 1938
1 24,500c ____1917-1923 (See V. 90, p. 1060, for maturity.)
--5
___
500.. ._Past due
10.500c ____1911-1917
J-J
5s
INTEREST Is payable at Treasurer's office In Trenton.




68

NEW JERSEY-CITIES AND TOWNS.

Sept. 10 '10. Dec. 1 '09. Oct. 1 '08. Mch. 1 '07. WEST ORANGE. Edward A. McGuirk, Treasurer.
Total bonded debt, &c___$6,491,612 $5,478,604 $4,820,365 $4,483,015
This town is situated in Essex County. Incorporated Feb. 28 1900.
Sinking funds
1.673,748
1,434,392
1,538,672 LOANS1,481,306
Redemption Bonds.
When Due.
Funding
434s
J-J $25,000c___Jan 1 1921
Net debt
$4,817,864 $4,044,212 $3,339,059 $2,944,343 4t '09 F-ABonds.
DEBT May 1910_ $552,000
$100,000c_Feb
1
1939
BOND.
Water debt (incl. above).. $945,500
$795,500
$690,500
$845,500
50,000
Refunding Road Bonds.
Floating debt
On Dec. 1 1909 the city had a floating debt of $778,097.
4s
55,489
J-J $45.000c....July 1 1922 Sinking fund (cash)
CITY PROPERTY.-The total value of property owned by the city is
8,970,472
Sewer Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1910
estimated at 12,967,200. Including water-works, $2,000,000.
4s
J-J ino,000cea...Tan 1 1934 (Assessment about full value.)
45 g '04 M-N 90,000c___Nov 1 1934 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_.$23.50
ASSESSED VALUATION.-Property assessed "at about actual value." 4 t•is'go7 J-D 142,000c &r.June 1 1917 Population
7,872
in 1905
Real
Rate of Tax
Personal
Net
INTEREST is payable part at the Provident Institution for Savings,
YearsEstate.
Property, Deductions. Valuation. per $1,000.
part at the Orange National Bank, Orange, part at the Hoboken Bank for
1910
$59,050,525 $10,365,238 $1,491,578 $67,924,185 $19 60
Savings and part at the Howard Savings Institution.
1909
57,341,075 10,725,477 1,478,313
67,206,930
17 40
1908
66,765,666
58,060,026 10,507,323 1,801,683
16 20
WEST ORANGE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Albert Wrensch, Clerk.
1907
59,955,200 10,110,951 1,092,764
68,973,387
15 00
LOANSWhen Due 4s 05 J-J
$7,500c_July 1 '13-'27
1905
34,135,911
40,601,803
7,413,230
947,338
22 50
48
F-A $10,0000___Feb '11-'11 4 48'08 M-N 30,0000_Nov 1 '31-'40
1900
27,100,245
32,287,351
6,763,730 1,576,624
21 50
4s g
A-0 50,000c__Apr 1 '13-'21 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_ $162,500
1890
25,695,846
20,199,162
6,981,643 1,484,959
48 g
F-A 10,000c_Feb 1 '23-'24 Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _8,970,472
4s '04 M-S j 5,000c._ ..Sept 1 1924 :chool tax (per $1.000) 1910_$5.171
POPULATION.-In 1910, 96,815; in 1905 it was 84,180; in 1900 It was
150,000c_Sept 1 '25-'29
73,307; in 1890 it was 57,458; in 1880 it was 29.910.
INTEREST on the bonds issued in 1904, 1905 and 1908 Is payable at
the United States Mortgage & Trust Co., New York City; other Interest
UNION. Emil Bautz Jr., Clerk.
at First National Bank, West Orange.
This town is in Hudson County. Incorporated March 20 1866; charter
amended March 27 1874.
WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
This district is in Middlesex County.
Street Improvement Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
When Due.I
Sewer Bonds.$6000
1911-1912 LOANSsn,000____may 1 1913 4%8'10 A-0 1 4,000
1913 434s'10 J-J $70,000_Jan 15 '26-'401
40,000__Jan 1 '11-'14
35,000
58
J-J
1914-1920
WOODBURY. Ernest Redfield, Treasurer.
Road Improvement Bonds.
Fire-House Bonds.
This city Is in Gloucester County. Incorporated Jan.2 1871.
430'06 J-J J$2,000____July 2 1911 5s
--- $6.000_Nov 15 '11-'12
Funding Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
1 5,000_0ct 16 '12-'13 5s
t
9,000_May
15
'13-'15
___
School Bonds.
430'08 J-J $85,000c__July 1 1938
2,500___May 15 1918
"School Bonds.
Construction & Imp. Bonds.
M-N $1,000
434s
F-A $3,900__Feb 1 '11-'16 BOND. DEB Sept 21 '10 $168,050 434s
$1,500__Sept 1 '11-'13
(Subject to call.)
__s
54,875
F-A 60,000_ _Feb 1 '17-'28 Floating debt
434s
M-N $4,000c_Noy 1 '11-'14 ...s
J 600____Oct 1 1914
13,215,081 434s
F-A 15,000__Feb 1 '11-'15 Total valuation 1910
5
60.000__Jan 1 '17-'46
11,500__Oct 1 '11-'13
1916-1923 Tax rate (per $1,000), 1910___$13.20 430'08 J-J
80,000
4 Mg'10 s-a
20.000c Jan 1 '47-'58_
800____Dec 1 1915
Population in 1905
17,005 450'09 J-J
Street Improvement Bonds.
BOND.15EBT Jan 1 '10... $270,900
4s '05 J-J $20,500r_ _July 1 1925 Floating debt
1,486
UNION COUNTY. N. R. Leavitt, Collector.
434s
A-0 16,000c&r_Oct 1 1927 Sinking fund
24,182
County seat is Elizabeth.
__s
16,000____July 1 1928 Assessed valuation 1909_3,284,772
Water Bonds.
(Assessment at actual value.)
When Due.I Court House Bonds.
LOANSF-A $42,000c _ _See below Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _523.30
A-0 3579,000c___Oet 1 1042 4s
14s
Road Bonds
$987,000 ($5,000 due Feb 1 1911 and $5,000 Population in 1905
4,560
48
J-J $50,000c__ _July 1 1913 BOND.DEBT Oct 1910_
64,000 on Feb 1 every 5 years thereafter.) INTEREST payable in Woodbury.
4s '09 A-0 70,000c&r_Oct 11 1939 Sinking fund
434s'10 M-S 110,000c&r_Sept 1 1940 Total assessed val. '10_135,324,456
(Assessment about full value.)
Sheridan House Bonds.
ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS.
J-J $28,000c___ _July 1917 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_53.11
45
117,211
(Sublect to call after July 1007.) Population in 1905
Bonded Floating Assessed Tax per PoP'n.
INTEREST payable at Elizabeth.
Refunding Road Bonds.
Placedebt. valuation. $1,000. 1905.
debt.
1920
43113'10 ___ $150,000
247
Allenhurst(B) Monm'th Co._$219,275 $12,000x$2,395,314a120.00
x2,099,000 d2.20
Atlantic HIghtlands Sch. Dist_ 32,000
86
Avalon (B), Cape May County 41.500 12,950 a556,018 a23.90
VENTNOR CITY. E. Steelman Royal, Clerk.
322
Avon-by-the-Sea (B), Mon.Co.107,600 11,081 z1,083,100 a23.80
This city Is in Atlantic County.
6,000-a6,219,093 x18.60
7,632
Belleville (T), Essex Co..._ _207,600
When Due.
City Impt;Bonds
LOANS1,095
None x859,325 z29.50
Fire Bonds.
5s
___ $12,500____Aug 1 1915 Bergenfield (B), Bergen Co__ _ 67,000
a5,200,470 a20.10
3,935
Bernardo (Twp), Somerset Co_ 74,000
City-hail Bonds.
5s '09 J-D $15,000c__Dec 31 1929
4,100 x1,053,658 x20.00
522
____ $37,000_
Boardwalk Bonds.
5s
June 1 1919 Bogota (B), Bergen County.... 65,300
None x2,543,369 x20.40
Boonton (T), Morris County__ 43,000
General Exp. Notes.'
58
___ $64,000_ _ _Sept 1 1924
4,073
School Bonds.
68
__ _ $11.000_ __On demand Bordentown(C),BurlingtonCo.135,000 85,750 z1,219,443 x23.00
3,389
Ss
_ ___ $24,000_ __ _May 1 1919 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 '10__ $300,000 Bound Brook (B),Somerset Co 84,000 21,650 x2,120,690 x20.00
1,037
17,100 Bradley Beach (B). Mon. Co__ 58,800 21,000 x1,662,610 a27.70
58 '10 M-N 25,000_ _ _May 1 1940 Floating debt
None x318,053 x18.28
591
Sinking fund
25,407 BranchvIlle (B), Sussex Co__ 30,000
Water & Sewer Bonds.
None a1,742,930 x16.60
1,670
5s '09 J-J 372,000_ ___July 1 1938 Assessed valuation 1909_2,673,643 Caldwell (B), Essex County__ 40,000
Cape
May
a4.29
17,390
County
125,000
Nonea24,584,839
58 ,09 A-0 25.000c___Oct 1 1939 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909____$19.80
1,500 x1,223,502 x24.00 13,807
116 Carlstadt (B). Bergen County120,000
Population In 1905
Refunding Bonds
Chatham (B), Morris County_ 71,000
1,554
None x1,006,687 z21.00
be
--- $25,000____July 1 1918
Chester Twp., Burlington Co_112.500
x3.378,330 x20.70
4,849
INTEREST on the fire bonds is payable at the Guarantee Trust Co. In ClIffside Park (B.), Bergen Co. 88,000
9,000 x2,081,625 x21.80
2,128
Atlantic City.
Delford (B); Bergen County
62,000
None x1,414,544 x18.60
841
East Newark (B), Hudson Co_125,000
4, 00 a3,356,483 a15.15 14,275
VINELAND. W. S. Browne, Collector and Treasurer.
E. Rutherford (B), Bergen C0_102,700
3,200 x2,042,729 x23.30
3,165
x5,409,228 x18.80
1,392
Edgewater (B). Bergen Co
79,000
This borough is in Cumberland County.
1,693
7,000 x1,345,763 x22.00
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_$189,500 Fairview (B), Bergen County_ 63,500
LOANSNone a2,980,000
70,000
Floating debt
Electric Light Bonds.
1,557 Fort Lee School District
2,934
None x3,805,365 al1.60
47,600
Sinking fund
F-A $25,000c
48
24,500 Freehold (T), Monmouth Co
None x2,598.464 x2.60
37,000
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _2,44 3,832 Freehold School District
Refunding Bonds.
5,092
454s'06 J-D $24.500c.._ _June 1 1936 (Assessment about 80%actual value) Garfield (B), Bergen County_ _168,000 116,868 x2,298.930 x25.20
None
77.050
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___$21.90 Garfield School District
Water Bonds.
x664,511 x21.80
778
Population In 1905
45
J-D 95,000c
4,593 Glen Rock (B), Bergen County 36,200
34,000 15,900x21,252,258 x5.00 34,477
Population in 1910 (est.)
Sewer Bonds
5,500 Gloucester County
None 1,565,865 14.00
2,594
Hackettstown (T),Warren Co. 31,000
F-A $45,000c
Haledon (B), Passaic County_ 60,000 16,905 x1,223,335 x19.50
INTEREST on the. 4145 Is payable in Vineland.
None
x854,259 x18.20
Hamilton Twp., Atlantic Co.._ 25,000
4,334
None x1,819,782 x16.00
4,334
Hammonton (T), Atlantic Co_ 86,000
WEEHAWKEN. Thomas Carroll, Clerk.
26,000
None 1,693,350 (13.20
Hammonton School District
-This township is in Hudson County. (P. 0. Station 1, Hoboken.)
x1,789,527 x21,70
Hasbrouck Hts.(B), BergenCo*97,432
1,650
When Due. I Road Bonds.
LOANS1,382
x850,281 x17.62
High BrIdge(B),Hunterdon Co. 30,900
0.63'05 J-J J$30.000c__Jan 1 '16-'25 Highlands (B), Monmouth Co_ 30,000
School Bonds.
2,750 x603,657 a15.90
1,275
1920
1 40,000c_ Jan 1 26-'35 Hillsdale (Twp), Bergen Co
48
J-J 118,0000
51,000
None x715.000 x16.40
945
1911 4348 '07J-J i 9,000c_July 1 '15-'23 Hohokus (B), Bergen County- 26,000
430
A-0 20,0000
None
x384,556 x24.10
May 1914
18.000c_July 1 '24-'32 HollyBeachCity(B),Cape M.Co 54,000 61,897 a2,090,490 a23.20
M-N 15,000c
48
1,327
48
M-S 45,000c__Mch 1 '16-'30 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910 $517,600 Keyport (B), Monmouth Co
576 x1,427,626 x14.30
47,500
48,782 Linden (B), Union County
4s
M-S 25,000c___Mch 1 1931 Improvement certificates_
32,733
x7.79,450 x10.80
403
48
72,773 Lodi (B), Bergen County
J-D 45,400c___Dec 1 1932 Notes outstanding
150,000 30,000 1,582,291 22.70
2,793
4s '09 A-0 55,000c___April 1 1934 TOTAL DEBT Jan 1 1910 639,155 Lodi School District
58,500
None 1,530,932 d9.90
434s'10 ____ 67,000c___Feb 1 1920 Sinking funds
36,397 Longport(B) Atlantic County. 70,000
None x699,515 x19.60
133
Funding Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1909 15,329,264
None x804,461 z18.20
1,636
(B), Monmouth Co 60,000
4345 '07A-0 $35,000c_Apr 4 1917 Twp. tax (per $1,000) 1908_310.14 Manasquan
Margate City (C), Atlantic Co_138,000
None a1,812,400 a18.50
43-4s '07A-0 33,000c__Apr 4 1937 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909___ 16.80 Matawan (B), Monmouth Co_ 40,000
1,479
None
x870,581 x21.20
430'08 J-D 122.400c_Dec 1 '11-'28 Population in 1905
8,027 Matawan Twp., Monmouth Co. 27,000
1,365
x558,200 x15.94
Population In 1910
11,228 Mendham (B). Morris County_ 36,000
None x762,425 x15.81
INTEREST on bonds due 1911 and 1914 is payable at First National Metuchen (B), Middlesex Co.... 45,000
1,907
1,596 x1,586,960 x20.90
Bank of Hoboken: on other bonds at Hudson Trust Co.
1,465
6,000 x1,262,883 x15.60
Midland Two., Bergen County 28,000
643,469
1,617
Midland Park (B), Bergen Co_ 29,000
x4,767.419 x23.20 11,884
MillvIlle (C), Cumberland Co_155,400
WEST HOBOKEN. F. A. Schwartz, Treasurer.
x400,000 z19.80
502
Montvale (B), Bergen County*28,900
This town is situated In Hudson County. Incorporated in 1861.
x5,854.661 a17.38
45,000
9,357
Co
26,500
Monmouth
Neptune
(Twp),
Bonds
LOANSFunding
Due.
When
z371,600 x20.09
1,024
35,000
Library-Site Bonds.••
4;0'08 J-J $200,000___.July 1 1938 Netcong (B), Morris County
2,000 x2,42:),183 z21.00
5,509
48
A-0$1,000 _ __Oct 15 '11-'12 55 '10 ___ 256,000
1940 Northampton(Twp),Burling.Co 25,000
x589,745 x16.50
408
North Arlington(B), BerVenCo. 41,755
School Building and Sites."
Renewal Bonds.'
2,542,640
70,000
J-J
45
M-S $31,500__Mch 1 '11-'31 68
$9,000___Jan 1 1911 North Plainfield School Dist
(11,500 due yearly.)
J-J
7,000 _ _ __July 1 1911 North WIldwood, Cape May Co 53,000 15,225 a2,290,075 a21.50
6s
x497,600 x18.40
None
586
4s '04 F-A$132,000_ _Aug 1 '11-'54 TOT. BD. D'T June 4 '10_ $604,308 Oakland (B), Bergen County._ 33,203
a5,708,935 a23.20
1,835
4s '09 A-0 48,000c_Apr 1 '11-'34 Floating debt
259,581 Ocean•City (C), Cape May Co_229,000
a1,165,375
11,437
43,000
a9.50
Palisades
Park
District
School
430'10 J-J
fund
and
Sinking
cash
28,900
90,000c_July 1 '11-'40
5,000 x1,039,150 x26.10
75,000
1,189
Assessment and Renewal Bonds.'• Total valuation 1910
23,101,313 Park Ridge (B), Bergen Co
Park Ridge School District_
40,000
A-0 $40,000____Apr 1 1912 (Assessment about full value.)
334s
6,000 x1,146,453 x19.00
35,000
Paulsboro
Co..
(B),
Gloucester
2,269
$1,000)
45 '05 J-J 100,000c___July 1 1925 Tax rate (per
1910____$15.58
None
x6,858,193 z17.00 13,352
Population In 1905
29,082 Phillipsburg (T), Warren Co_ _236.757
Miscellaneous Loans."
x1,079,628 x23.60
2,824
35,403 Pleasantvile(B),Atlantic Co.... 67,000
Fire 4s ____ $1,000____June 1 1911 Population In 1910 (est.)
2,784,612
Raritan Twp. School District_ 49,950
INTEREST on bonds marked • is payable at the First National Bank Red Bank
(B), Monmouth Co_131.000 87,166 z4,883,486 a23.30
8,283
of Hoboken and those marked •• at the Hudson Trust Co.
Red Bank School District_ _ _ _ 54,000
29,000
River Vale Twp., Bergen Co
a437,000
WEST NEW YORK. J. Stilz, Treas.; J. L. Wolfe, Clerk. Rockaway (B), Morris County 25,000 None x834,161 z17.67 1,585
7,600 z2,838,593 x17.40
Roosevelt (B), Middlesex Co._ 75,100
This town is in Hudson County. (P. 0. Station 3, Weehawken)
72,000
5,100 x2,868,410 x17.20
2,142
Sewer Bonds.
Roselle (B), Union County
LOANSWhen Due.
4s
2,238
A-0 $55,000c _Apr 1911&16 Roselle Park (B), Union Co.._ 47,000 14,740 x2.571,031 x15.80
Fire Bonds.
87,000
TOT. BD D'T Oct 18 '10_ $645,000 Roselle Park Sch, District_
x2,531,106 z1.58
___ $20,000
55
3,000 x1,611,112 z19.70
2,048
•
Floating debt
57.00,1 SaddieRlver(Twp),Bergen Co_ 65,000
Street Bonds.
111,900 13,000 a3,1359,235 z17.80
6,443
4s
A-0 $15,000c ____Apr 1912 Sinking fund
70,000 Salem (C),Salem County
45,000
Nonex15,614,815 x4.80 26,278
Assessed valuation 1910_11,983,596 Salem County
5,000
5s '10 ___
50,000 19.000 a1,433,817 a23.20
432
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _ __$16.72 Sea Isle, Cape May County
Funding Bonds.
92
5,190 x511,530 z21.69
434s'05 F-A$150,000c___Aug 1930 Population In 1905
7,196 Seaside Park (B), Ocean Co.._ 48,500
3,191
INTEREST is payable at Hudson Secaucus (B), Hudson Co_ _ _ _ 95,000 30,000 a3,122,229 a13.32
s '08 J-J 200,000____July 1 1938
431
None
x519,780 x18.00
Somers Point (C), Atlantic Co. 26,500
A-0 200,000c___Apr 1 1924 Trust Co.. West Hoboken.
3,585
None x1,410,563 x19.60
South River (B), MtddlesexCo.166,000
EST NEW YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. Maehrleln, Clerk.
None x2,472,969 a24,40
1,039
Spring Lake(B), Monmouth Co.221.500
77,000
x832,932 x18.50
LOANSWhen Due.1 LOANS1,318
When Due Sussex (B), Sussex County
None
55
J-J $40,0000 _Jan 1 '11-'30 Tenafly (B.), Bergen Co
69,000
65'08 J-J $105,000c
9,000 x2,216,.;45 z20.00
2,142
( •ue $2,000 yearly, beginning 1912) 55' 06 J-J
None x2,535,012 x20.20 14,078
68,000c_Jan 1 '11-'44 Union (Twp.). Bergen County 91,500




Nov., 1910.J

PENNSYLVANIA-DEBT OF STATE.

Bonded Floating Assessed Tax pr Pop'n.
Placedebt.
debt. valuation. /1,000. 1905Union Twp. Sch. Dist
$74,000
None
Verona (B), Essex County__ _ 55,000
,341,240x$18.60
Wallington (B), Bergen Co- 53,000 $33,000
635,225 z25.80
2,475
Washington (B), Warren Co__ 63,000
a1,774,259
3,431
Westfield (T), Union County_254,000 47,794 z6,562,256 z19.50
5,265
Westwood (B), Bergen County 46,100
1,044
2,100 z1,337,877 z20.40
Westwood School District_ ___ 46,600
None z1,671.983 z10.40
Wildwood (B), Cape May Co_109,000 39,500 a2,071,188 a23.20
500
Woodbridge(B), Middlesex Co. 30.000
x3,443,507 z21.40 11,043
Woodcliff (B), Bergen County 25,000
721
1,700 x442,835 z19.50
Woodlynne (B.), Camden Co.. 25,000
388
None a280,700 a20.10
Woodstown (B). Salem Co_.._ 34,000
1,500
None z1,173,825 z16.40

69

(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 triennially 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.
*Total debt. z Figures are for year 1909. t Figures are for 1910. Institution or individual.
d School tax. I Census for 1910.
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 proITS
vided by law; but any city the debt of which now exceeds seven per centum
DEBT, RESOURCES, ETC
of such assessed valuation may be authorized by law to increase
the same
three per centum,in the aggregate at any one time, upon such valuation.
Admitted as a State
One of Original Thirteen
SECTION 9. The Commonwealth shall not assume the debt, or any part
Total area of State (square miles)
45,215 thereof, of any city, county, borough or township, unless such debt shall
been contracted to enable the State to repel invasion, suppress doState Capital
Harrisburg have
mestic insurrection, defend itself in time of war, or to assist the State in
Governor (term exp. 3d Tues. Jan. 1911)__Edwin S. Stuart the discharge of any portion of its present indebtedness.
SECTION 10. Any county, township, school district or other municiSecretary of State* (term expires Jan. 1911)_Robert McAfee pality
incurring any indebtedness shall, at or before the time of so doing,
Treasurer (term expires May 1913)__x Charles Fred. Wright provide for the collection
of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest.
and also the principal thereof within thirty years.
*Appointed by Governor, and holds his office at Governor's pleasure.
SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS-POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS.
x Appointed by Governor to fill the term for which J. A. Stober was elected
in Nov. 1909. On Oct. 19 1910 State Supreme Court held that Mr. Wright -Philadelphia is, we believe, entitled to the distinction of starting tha
may serve for full term for which Mr. Stober was elected. V 91, p. 1113. first savings institution in the United States. The name this association
LEGISLATURE meets biennially in odd years on the first Tuesday in bore was the "Philadelphia Savings Fund Society," and it still exis'In
January, and there is no limit to the length of the sessions.
bearing the same name. Originally the bank was not incorporated, but
HISTORY OF DEBT.-For a history of Pennsylvania's State debt from was a voluntary organization, such societies in Great Britain being at the
1789 to 1893, see the "State and City Supplement of 1893, pages 63 and time of a like character. The date of the organization was November
64. The details of the debt as It now exists are subjoined.
27 1816, and the bank was opened for business Dec. 2 1816. The oldest
LOANS-Interestledger of the company goes back to the time of opening, and shows a deName and Purpose.
P. Ct. Payable. When Due. Outstand'
Agricultural College bonds,1872 r__ 6
F-A Feb 1 1922 $500 000 posit on that day (December 2 1816) of five dollars. The company was not
Funding loan, 1881 r
4
F-A Feb 1 1912 1,440.550 incorporated until February 25 1819. The second savings institution, in
do
1881 r
334 F-A Feb 1 1912
552,250 the State, however, did not come into existence until 1847. In 1889 a
Proceeds of farm sale. 1887
6
Quarj Held in 1
17,000 general law facilitating the incorporation of savings banks was passed by
1StateTreas.J
the Legislature. Still, the report of the Banking Department of December
Unfunded debt and debt upon which interest has ceased
134.117 1909 shows that the total number of savings banks within the State
was
INTEREST on the Agricultural College loan is payable at the State
Treasurer's office in Harrisburg; on all other bonds at Farmers' & Mechanics' only thirteen. The aggregate deposits of these banks at that datc was
Bank in Philadelphia.
$167,068,144.72.
TOTAL DEBT, &c.- Dec. 1 '09. Dec. 1 '08. Dec. 1 '07. Dec. 1 '06.
The provisions of the special charters are all liberal as to investments:
Total public debt
$2,643,917 $2,680,617 $2,727,017 $6,646,167 A law passed in 1885, and a supplement of the same passed in
1889, auSinking funds
2,652,035
2,642,531
2,625,299
3,568,021 thorizing the extension for twenty years of special charters, contains the
following
a$8,118
447,086 x$102,318
478,146
"Provided also, that no • • • Savings Institution or Savings Bank
Unfund. dt. (Incl. above) $134,117
$134,117
$134,117
1134.117
having no capital stock, renewineor extending its charter, corporate rights
a Surplus. z Net debt.
and franchises, under the provisions of this Act,shall thereafter be allowed
The sinking fund on Dec. 1 1909 held the following securities: Allegheny the
privileges of a bank of discount, nor be allowed to loan any money reValley RR. bonds, $100,000; cash, 12,552,085; total, $2,652,035. Balance ceived
on deposit, except upon first mortgage or lien upon real estate within
in treasury Dec. 1 1909 was $8,620.015.
this Commonwealth, upon the bonds or securities of the United States
The unfunded debt mentioned in the above table consists of relief notes or
of this State, or upon county, city, borough, township or school bonds
In circulation, Interest certificates unclaimed, interest on certificates out- of any
county, city, borough, township or school district, or any other
standing, domestic creditors and bonds past due upon which interest has
good and valid securities."
ceased.
Authority to loan on any "good and valid security" appears to confer
ASSESSED VALUATION has been as follows:
about as broad a discretion upon the managers as could be expressed in a
Assessed Valuation
YearsReal.
sratnto.
Personal.
Total
1909
$4,270,982,557
$1,090,195,053
$5,361,177,610
In 1897 an Act was passed allowing savings institutions and savings
1908
4,209,076,056
1,060,615,377
5,269,691,433 banks chartered under Special Acts to invest In Pennsylvania county and
1907
4,172,955,443
965,103,249
5,138,058,692 municipal bonds, notwithstanding
any provisions of their charters. The
1906
4,001,521,903
932,688,853
4,934,210,756
1905
3,520,136.662
1.094,468.656
4 614.605,318 law follows:
1900
2,766,829,685
761,755 893
3,528,585,578
CHAPTER
77,
OF
LAWS
1897.-From and after the passage of this Act
1899
2,728,163,336
859,979,331
3,588,142,667 all provident institutions, savings institutions
savings banks, chartered
18982,685,199,712
848,751,853
1;431,951,565 under Special Acts of this Commonwealth of and
Pennsylvania, may notwith1895
2.471,018.204
770,049,820
3,241,068,024 standing any provisions of their charter, loan the
moneys received by them
1894
2,389,232,748
658,341,105
3,047,573.853 on deposit upon the bonds of any county, city, borough, township or
1802
2,308,767,431
591.007,558
2,899,774,989 school district within this Commonwealth
issued pursuant to the auThe above does not include valuation of railroad property. The State thority of any law of this Commonwealth
for the payment of which the faith
makes no general tax. Income is derived from tax on capital stock, on and credit of the municipality issuing them
are
pledged.
money at interest, on collateral inheritances, on corporate loans on bonus
It was not until 1889 as already stated, that a general law facilitating
on charters deo.. drc.
the organization of savings institutions was passed. The following is secPOPULATION OF STATE.which contains the investment limitations; we would especially
1900
6,302,115 1860
2,006,215 1820
1,049,458 tion 17,
1890
5,258,014 1850
2,311,786 1810
810,091 direct attention to subdivision four of this section:
1880
4,282,891 1840
1,724,033 1800
602,365
SECTION 17.-It shall be lawful for the trustees of any savings bank to
1870
3 521 951 1830
1,348.233 1790
434 373 invest money deposited therein only as follows:
DEBT LIMITATION.-In Pennsylvania the limit to the indebtedness
In the stocks or bonds or interest-bearing notes or the obligations of
(1)
of the State, and to the ndebtedness of the cities and minor civil organizathe United States, or those for which the faith of the United States is
tions in the State, is fixed by the State Constitution.
pledged
to provide for the payment of the interest and the principal.
State
1.
indebtedness.-With regard to the State, the regulations controlling and governing debt creation, payment, dec., are found in Sections
(2) In the stocks or bonds of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
4 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14 of Article IX of the Constitution, and are as bearing Interest.
follows:
(3) In the stocks or bonds of any State in the Union that has not within
ARTICLE IX,SEC. 4. No debt shall be created by, or on behalf of, the ten years previous to making such investments, by such corporation.
State except to supply casual deficiencies of revenue, repel invasions, defaulted in the payment of any part of either principal or Interest of any
suppress insurrection, defend the State in war, or to pay existing debt; debt authorized by any Legislature of such State to be contracted.
and the debt created to supply deficiencies In revenue shall never exceed,
(4) In the stocks or bonds of any city, county, town or village of any
in the aggregate at any one time, one million of dollars.
State of the United States issued pursuant to the authority of any law of
SECTION 5. ktil laws authorizing the borrowing of money by ana on the State, or in any Interest-bearing obligations issued by the city or county
behalf of the State shall specify the purpose for which the money is to be in which such bank shall be situated.
used, and the money so borrowed shall be used for the purpose specified
(5) In bonds and mortgages on unincumbered. Improved real estate
and no other.
situated in this State.
SECTION 6. The credit of the Commonwealth shall not be pledged or
The next section (18) relates to the tentporary deposit of funds in banl
oaned to any individual, company, corporation or association, nor shall and trust companies. It makes it lawful
to deposit temporarily in ban
he Commonwealth become a joint-owner or stockholder in any company, or trust companies the excess of current daily receipts over the paymen
association or corporation.
until such time as the same can be judiciously invested in the securitl
SECTION 11. To provide for the payment of the present State debt, and named above
any additional debt contracted as aforesaid. the Oleneral 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
CITIES. COUNTIES AND TOWNS IN THE
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
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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 ABINGTON TOWNSHIP. Nicholas Baggs, Clerk.
This township is In Montgomery County. Incorporated in 1784. Bonds
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. are all exempt from State tax.
Invasion or insurrection, no part of the said sinking fund shall be used or LOANSWhen Due. $20,000 May 1 1917, $20,000 May 1
applied otherwise than in the extinguishment of the public debt.
Road-Improvement Bonds.
1922 and 120,000 May 1 1927.)
SECTION 12. The moneys of the State, over and above the necessary re- 4s g '06 J-J $50.000c_ July 1 1936 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910._1155,000
serve, shall be used in the payment of the debt of the State, either directly (Subject to call $10,00) July 1 1911. Floating debt
15,000
$10,000 July 1 1916,115,000 July 1 Sinking fund
or through the sinking fund, and the moneys of the sinking fund shall
6,941
never be Invested in or loaned upon the security of anything except the
1921, and 115,000 July 1 1926.) Assessed valuation 1909___7,173,450
5s '93 M-N 12,500c
bonds of the United States or of this State.
1923 (Assessment about 40% actual val.)
SECTION 13. The moneys held as necessary reserve shall be limited by 4 qs'94 M-N 17.500c
1924 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910.._$15.50
law to the amount required for current expenses, and shall be secured and 4sg '07 M-N 75,000c .May 1 1937 Population in 1900
3,803
kept as may be provided by law. Monthly statements shall be published, (Subject to call $15,000 May 1 1912 Population In 1909 (est.)
5.000
INTEREST is payable at the Jenkintown National Bank, Jenkintown.
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 ABINGTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. H. Huber, Treas.
This district (P. 0. Jenkintown) is In Montgomery County.
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 misde- LOANSWhen Due, TOTAL DEBT April 1910_1120,000
meanor. and shall be punished as may be provided by law; but part of 4s g '08 J-J $70,000c _ _ _ _1918-1933 School tax (per $1,000) 1909
$5.00
such punishment shall be disqualification to hold office for a period of not (See V. 86, p. 1356, for maturity.)
ess than five years."'
INTEREST is payable at the Jenk ntown Nat. Bank.

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PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.

ALLEGHENY SCHOOL DISTRICTS. George W. Gerwig, AVALON. Chas. J. Eaton, Secretary.
This porough Is In Allegheny County. Bonds are exempt from State tax.
Secretary Board of School Comptrollers.

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Funding Bonds.
When Due.
We give below the bonded indebtedness of the various school districts of LOANS4 30'08 J-D $10,000c___Dec 2 1927
Street Improvement Bonds.
Allegheny on June 1 1910, together with the value of school property for
1$30,000c_Apr 1 '30&'32 BOND. DEBT June 8 19104200,000
each
430'08 A-01 15,000c___Apr 1 1934 Assessed valuation 1910__4,442.531
Value of
Bonded
Value of
Bonded
Property.
1 30,000c_Apr 1 '36-'37 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910._ $8.50
Dtstricts.
Debt.
Property.
Debt.
Dtstricts.
I Pop. In 1900 (U. S. Census) ___ 2,130
350,000
316,000
Board of Control$315,000
$617,000 9th War& __
196,500
325,000
Ward
a
1st
,000
1:36,282 10th Ward___
400,000 BALDWIN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT.
233,500
2d Ward
279,000
598,978 11th Ward___
$
160,000
110,500
3d Ward
This district Is in Allegheny County. R.E.Poole,Scc'y (Castle Shannon).
400,000
550,000 12th Ward__
60,000 LOANS
16,000
4th Ward
None
160,000 13th Ward___
When Due !Sinking fund
31,195 430
5th Ward
378,480 14th
197,000
'Assessed valuation 1909___6,700,000
____ $36,930c
63:500
01)
09,000 430'07 J-J
8th Ward
Ward__
116,000
300,000 15th Ward_9
60,000_July'27,'32&37'(Assessment about %
3 actual value.)
7th Ward
175,000
110,000
BOND. DEBT June 1009._ $96,9301School tax (per $1,000) 1909___35.00
$2,116,500 $4,086,933
8th Ward
Total
None
46,000
INTEREST on first issue payable at Colonial Trust Co., Pittsburgh; on
ALLEGHENY COUNTY. It. J. Cunningham, Comptroller; second Issue at First National Bank of Castle Shannon.
Pittsburgh is the county seat.
BEAVER. George R.Bovard,Secretary.
Memorial Hall.
LOANSWhen Due.
4s
A-0 $1,000,000c_ -Oct 1 1937
This borough Is in Beaver County.
Coupon County Poor Bonds
4s
BOND. DEBT Nov 1910__ $117,420
J-D$100,000c___June 1 1929 4s '09 J-D 400.000c___June 1 1939
Sewer Bonds.
Compromise Bonds..
4s '10 s-a 300,000c _Feb 1 1930
1$12,000c..Oct 1 '13& '18 Assessed valuation 1910_ _ .2,900,601
J-JJ865,000c __Jan 1 1913
5s
Road Bonds.
7,000c____Oct 1 1923 Tax rate (per $1,000) '10____$11.00
1 52,558.18r_Jan 1 1913 5s '08 A-01 10,000c____Oct 1 1928
330'01 A-05550,000c___Oct 1 1931
Jail & Court House Ext Bonds
(Subject to call Oct 1 1921.)
12,000c__0ct 1 1933
330'02 M-N 550,000cNov 1 1932 4s '06 A-0 400,000c._ _Oct 1 1926
( 9,000c____Oct 1 1936
Jail Bonds.
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1922.)
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
G. C. MeJunitin, Secretary.
BEAVER
4s '03 M-N 550,000c ..Dec 28 1933 4s '05 M-S$600,000c__Mch 15 1925
BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_$49,000
Building Bonds
4s '04 M-N 700,000c_May 1 1934 BOND. DEBT July 1 '10 $12,267,558 430'08 A-0 $36,000_Apr 1 1935 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_$8.00
1,516,947
4s '05 A-0 700,000cApr 1 1935 Sinking funds
4s '06 M-S1,500,0000__Mch 1 1936 Total assessed val. '10_1,109,705,640 BEAVER COUNTY. John Black, Commissioner.
1,375,000,000
45 '07 F-A 500,000c__ _Feb 1 1937 Real value (est.)
Beaver is the county seat.
4s '07 A-0 500,000c _April 1 1937 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 20 '10 $605,000
45 '08 F-A 1,000,000c_Feb 1 1938 County tax (per $1,000) 1910_43.50 LOANSAsses'd val. real est. '09_$36,240,335
Bridge Bonds
775,058
4s '09 A-0 1.000.000c_Anr 1 1939 Population in 1900
M-S$540,000r.
_Sept
1 '11-31 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_44.00
4s
'06
4s '10 M-S 1,000,000c_Mch 1 1940 Population in 1910 (est.)__1,000,000
56,432
(Various amts. y'rly. V. 82, p. 173.) Population in 1900
Bridge Bonds.
19401
4s '10 J-J $54.000
4s '10 A-0 $750,000___Oct 1 1940
• The Act of 1863 requires $25,000 of these bonds to be retired yearly on BEAVER FALLS. Dr. W. F. Rayle, Secretary.
Jan. 1, beginning with lowest numbers outstanding
Thls borough is in Beaver County. Inc irpora,ed .,\ ov. 9 1868. ReINTEREST on the compromise bonds Is payable at the Fourth Street funding bonds are free from taxation.
National Bank, Phila.; on all other bonds by the County Comptroller only. LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1010_ _ $71,500
Assessed valuation 1909_..4,544,087
Var $28,000c
TAX EXEMPT.-With the exception of the road 4s and the jail bonds 5s
(Assessment about 3,6 actual value.)
($2,500 due yearly.)
due 1025, the bonds are tax-free to the holder, the county paying the State
Total tax rate(per $1 000) '09425.00
(larbage Crematory Bonds.
tax. The holder pays the State tax on the 4% road bonds and the jail
10,054
J-D $15,500c_June 1 '11-'38 Population in 1900
43%s
bonds referred to.
Population in 1909 (est.) _ _13,000
Refunding Bonds.
430'05 F-A $28,000c -1911-1039 INTEREST at Trea,urer's office.
ALLENTOWN. James Hausman, Comptroller.
Allentown is the county seat of Lehigh County.
BELLEFONTE. E. J. Gehret, Treasurer.
Sewer Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSTills borough is in Center County. Incorporated in 1801.
4s '10 F-A $34,500c___Aug 1 1940
Water Bonds.
When Due. Sinking fund
$16,799
330'03 A-0 595,500c_ _Apr 1 1933 (Subject to call after Aug 1 1915.) LOANS-1,66
1 1:79
Refunding Bonds.
valuation 1909
369
1
City Bonds.
(Subject to call April 1 1908.)
A-0 $71,250c...._ _Apr 1 '14, (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
$15,200c___Mch 1 1914 4s '97 J-J $16,000c__Jan 1 1927 330
'19 & 24 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_330.50
18,600c___Mch 11019 (Subject to call Jan. 1 1902.)
4,216
F-A 11,000c ____1911-1921 Population in 1900
330'04 M-S1 21,700cMch 1 1924 330 '01 J-J $76,700c___July 1 1931 45
BOND. DEBT May 1910_$127,000
25,600c...._Mch 11929
(Subject to call July 1 1906.)
INTEREST on tile 330 Is payable at the Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank
30,000c___Mch 1 1934
Refunding Water Bonds.
4s '07 F-A 68,000c_ _ _Aug 1 1937 330'99 A-0 $45,000c__. Oct 2 1920 In Philadelphia; on the 4s in Bellefonte. Bonds are tax-free to holders.
(Subject to call Oct. 2 1904.)
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1912.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4556,600 BELLEVUE. J. M. Simeral, Secretary.
Street Bonds.
319,600
This borough Is in Allegheny County. The question of annexation to
4s '07 F-A $25,000c_ _Aug' 1 1937 Water debt (included)____
93,602 Greater Pittsburgh was defeated on Feb. 18 1003 by a vote of 381 "for"
Sinking fund
(Subjec to call Aug. 1 1912.)
46,865 to 658 "against."
Refundirg Bonds.
Water sInkIng fund (incl.)
Improvement Bonds (tax free).
When Due.
$30 '02 J $14,600c__ _Tan 1 1032 Ass'd val. sub. to tax '10_35,196,183 LOANS1911-1914
$3,000_ __Jan 2 '11-12
Ass'd val. exTempt real est_ 4,025,180
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1907.)
1,00(L_ Jan 2 1917
1911-1919
430
3,8
00
90
9
-__-_-_ 9
'03 J-J $20,200c__ _Jan 1 1033 (Assessment 'abt. 70% actual value.) 5s$
____ 18,000___Jan 2 '29-30
1011-1913 4s '05
____
3,000
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1908.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _313.90 430
10,000___ _Jan 2 1031
$6.40 430
1914-1917
16,000
330 '04 J-J $25,000c___Jan 1 1934 City tax (per $1,000) 1910
5,0009
92
10
8 4
48,000_Jan 2 '32-35
51,913 4 Ms
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1909.)
Population in 1010
s'08 J-D 100.000c_ _June 1 '19-38
Park Bonds.
430
____ 12,000
1010-1
J-D 39,000___June 2'11-31 430'10 M-S 15,000____Sept 1 1935
35 '07 I' A $25,000c_ ..Aug 1 1937
INTEREST is payable at office of 4s
10,000Sept 1 1040
(Sublect to call Aug. 1 1912.)
(V. 74, p. 1102 for maturlty.)
City Treasurer.
Borough Hall and Fire-House.
Sewer Bonds.
TAX FREE.--All bonds Issued by this city are exempt from taxation.
$14,000 __ 1914-1920 5s '09 M-S $25,000__Sept 1 '35-'39
ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT. T. P. Wenner, Secretary.
_ __ { 24,000 _1021-1923 BOND. DEBT Sept 1909_ $387,000
4s
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
1924 Assessed valuation 1909_,,7,652,030
10,000
4s '96 F-A $14,900c___Aug 1 1916
($6,000e_April 1 1912 45
40,000_Deo '25 to '28 (Assessm't about 50% actual value.)
J-D
(Subject to call Aug. I 1901.)
112,000c_April 1 1917
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1907_418.00
3,500c___Apr 1 1917 4s '07 A-0 120,000c_April 1 1922
43 '97 A-0
I 28,000c_Aprli 1 1927 BELLEVUE SCHOOL DISTRICT. R. 0. Rankln, Secretary.
(Subject to call April 1 1902.)
School tax (per $1,000) 1908_ -37.00
'07.$191,000
12,000c_Jan 1 1919
137,000c. April I 1932 BONDED DEBT July 1
4s '99 J-J
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1904.)
1.14,500e_Aprli 1 19 7 Assessed valuation 1907_ __6,349,1801
1930
Jan
4,000c_Nov 1 1912 BEN AVON. F. A. Schmucker, Secretary.
330'00 J-J $48,000c
5,000cNov 1 1917
( 30,000cOct'12'17 &22
This borough Is In Allegheny County. Incorporated In 1892. The
1 1927 45 '07 M-N 14,000c_Nov 1 '22&'27
A 0 1 15.000c. Oct
330
9.000c.... Nov 1 1932 5% bonds of 1907 and 430 of 1010 arc exempt from State tax.
1 18.000c_Oct 1 1932
When Due.
Street Improvement (Continued).
Apr 1914
13,000c___Nov 1 1037 LOANS(12,500c
Street Improvement Bonds.
43.s'10 M-S $10,000____Sept 1 1930
5,000c__Nov 1 1913
Apr 1919
i 14,500c
5s
$4,000
.Yearly
to
1912
'92
M-N
BOND.
DEBT Nov 1 19104120,3011
( 6,000c___Nov 1 1918
Apr 1924
4s '09 F-A 18,000c
2,800_Yearly to 1923 Sinking fund
13,368
7,500c___Nov 11023 5s '93 M-N
21,000c ___.Apr 1929
2,500_Year1y to 1915 Assessed valuation 1910_2,586,700
Apr 1934 4s '08 M-N 8,000c_Nov 1 1928 5s '95 F-A
23,500c
4,000__ ._ _1917-1924 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
9,000c__Aug 2 1914
9,500c___Nov 1 1933 5s '97 M-S
to 1925 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1909_310.00
12,500c___Aug 2 1919
(16,000c__Nov 1 1938 4s '00 M-S 18.000_Yearly
1020-1931 Population in 1000
859
6,000
4s
F-A 14,500c__Aug 2 1924 BOND. DEBT July 1 1910_$629,300 5s '04 M-N 36,500c_June
1 '11-'35 Population in 1910 (est.)
2,500
18,000c___Aug 2 1929 Sinking fund
123,184 5s '06 J-D
INTEREST is payable at the Pitts_ _ _ _1917-1936
21,500c_Aug 2 1934 Assessed valuation 1910_35,190.498 5s '07 A-0 25,000c ____1915-1938
burgh Trust Co.
24,500c_ _Aug 2 1939 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 4 3is '09 J-D 10,000
4s '91 J-J
75,200c
Jan 1 1911 School tax (per $1,000) 1910_45.00 BERKS COUNTY. A. L. Rhoades, Comptroller.
Population In 1910(est)
(Subject to call.)
50,000
Reading is the county seat. Bonds are exempt from State tax.
$8,700c_.. Jan 1 1916 INTEREST payable in Allentown. LOANS4s '96 J-J
When Due. BOND. DEBT April 1910 $85,000
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1901.)
63,349
Funding Bonds.
Sinking fund
District refunds all State tax paid by holders of bonds.
330'01M-N $50,000c___ May 11015 Assessed valuation 1910_94,937,032
(Subject to call after May 1 1911.) (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
ALTOONA. John P. Stouch, Comptroller.
$1,000)'09,__..$3.00
This city Is In Blair County. Incor. 1868. Bonds are all tax-exempt. 330'01 M-N $35,000c__ _May 1 1920 County tax (per
159,615
Population In 1900
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
Improvement Assessment Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSINTEREST is payable at office of County Treasurer.
Highway Bonds.
4s '10 J-J $260,000c_July 1 1940
July 1937
(Subject to call July 1 1930 )
4s '07 J-J $100,000c
BETHLEHEM. Victor E. Tice, Secretary.
Refunding Paving Loan 1904.
1' (Subject to call July 1917.)
Tills borough is in Northampton and Lehigh counties. All bonds are
Improvement Loan 189$.
4s
J-J $229,000c_ _Jan 1 1934 exempt from State tax. Annexation of West Bethlehem authorized by
45 g
J-J $207,000c.... Jan 1 1925
(Subject to call Jan 1 1914.)
Aug. 9 1904. Debt of consolidated borough follows:
vote
Street-Improvement Bonds.
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1905.)
Borough Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
4s '06 J-J $170,0000.... _July 1 1936 LOANSWater Bonds.
Is '07 M-N $36 000c __Nov 1 1937
Certificates of Indebtedness.
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
48 '06 J-J $239,000c___July 1 1936
13.4r
Borough
so,0
u0
g
West
u,,50
00_ _ peb B
Bethlehem_
1o1n9d3
,
s
$20,000c _ _ ..Aug 11939 3
55
'09
FA
BOND. DEBT May 1910-31,721,000 (Subject to call after Feb 1 1910)
(Subject to call July 1 1911 )
Assessment debt (add'i)_ _
City Dept. Bonds.
329,000
F
000
1u_n_e
3 l_ J1109
10(7
10
Old Borough of Bethlehem Bonds (Subject to call 011:
11
.
)
1
1931
'09 J-J $300,000c___Jan 1 1939 Floating debt
21,000 4s '85 J-J $37,000c___Jan 1 1915 3
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1924.) Sinking fund
235,689
i(Subject
jj
e-cD
t to call
• (Subject to call Jan 1 1805.)
Water Loan 1894.
Water debt (included)
715,000 4s
t034
c,a01100A
cu_g
__A
1 u1g9113.11933
'86 A-0 $50,000c___Apr 1 1916 3 As(s'Ou3b
4s g
J-J $176,000c__ _July 1 1924 Assessed valuation 1910_25,200,000
(Subject
p-r _ lA
call ..
(Subject
e.
co
t t$o25c
bjA
(Assessment about 60 %actualvalue.) 4s ,8(
(Subject to call July 1 1904.)
p1r8918.1916 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910__$283,000
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_322.00
Refunding Bonds.
Sinking fund
11,242
(Subject to call Apr 1 1887.)
4s '06 J-J $300,000c_ _ _July 1 1936 Population In 1900 (Census)--38,973 4s '90
A-0 $16,000cApr 1 1920 Assessed valuation 1910__ 6,901.711
Population In 1910 (Census)-52,127
(Subject to call July 1 1916.)
call after April 1 1905) (Assessm't about 70% actual value.)
to
(Subject
INTEREST is payable at the City Treasurer's office.
4s '09 A-0 $15,000c_ -Apr 1 1939 Total tax rate (per $1,000) 1910ALTOONA SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. M. Piper, Secretary.
Northampton County side_417.00
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1924.)
Lehigh County side
All bonds are exempt from State tax.
16.51
Street Bonds.
Funding Bonds
LOANSWhen Due.
7,293
43 '97 M-S $55,000c-Sept 1 1027 Population in 1900
45 '07 A-0$120,000c___Apr 11037
I NT. payable at Office of Treas.
High School Bonds.
(Subject to call Sept 1 1902.)
48 '05 A-0$250,000c&r _1911-1935 BOND. DEBT June 1 1910_3587,000
W. S. Hostler, Clerk.
4s '06 .T-D 55,000c&r_Dec 1 1936 Sinking fund
24,580 BLAIR COUNTY.
Holidaysburg is tile county seat. All of the bonds are tax free.
Value school property 1910.._946,450
School Bonds.
When Due.
Funded Loan.
1918 Assessed valuation 1909_23,192.000 LOANS48 '94 J-J
$6.500r
4s
Bridge Loan
J-J $17,500____Juir 1 1924
4s '00 M-N 65,500r ___ _1911-1917 (Assessment about3-5 actual value.)
$8,000r___Jan 2 1915
(Subject to call.)
J-J
4s 09 M-S 90,000c_Mch 1 1939 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_48.00 4s
$34,000r _ _ Jan 1 1918
•T-J
Improvement Bonds.
'INTEREST Is payable in Altoona.
3.658
4s '07 J-J $200,000r___Jan 1 1927 BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1910 9419,500
AMBRIDGE. M. M. Allen, Secretary.
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.) Assessed valuation 1900_41,098,203
County tax (per $1,000) 190945.09
Building Bonds.
This borough is in Beaver County.
85,099
When Duel BOND. DEBT Oct 1910- $170,000 3.65s'05F-A$160,000r___Aug 1 1935 Population in 1900
LOANSAssessed valuation 1910..__3,485,148
Permanent Imp, Bonds.
Population in 1909 (est.)_ -103,009
(Subject to call Aug 1 1915.)
430'10 J-J $125,000_ _ _Jan '14-'38
INTEREST Is payable at the County Treasurer's office.

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Nov., 1910.1

PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.

71

BRADDOCK. L. L. Todd, Borough Secretary.

LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Mch 7 19104157,380
Water Bonds.
5,091,600
Total valuation 1909
This borough is in Allegheny County. Incorporated June 8 1867.
4.4s
J-J
(Assessment Is % actual value.)
$12,500__
1 1927
_Jan
Bonds.
Improvement
LOANSWhen Due.
(Subject to call July 1 1898.)
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_415.50
4 4s
A-0 359,0000
Funding & Street Imprt Bonds
4.4s
J-J
5.721
$8,300
1926 Popuuttion in 1900
4s '05 M-N 3120,0000._
___ TOTAL DEBT Oct 25 '10_ _$345,000
11,644,380
INTEREST on the street repaving bonds is payable at the National
Street Improvement Bonds.
Tax valuation 1910.
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.) Bank of Chester Valley, Coatesville; on the refunding and water bonds at
4.98
J-D $21,000c
Reservoir Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 1910_36.00 the Borough Treasurer's office.
8,561
Population in 1890
M'S $71,000c
430
1565
64
1 COATESVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. E. Williams, M. D.. Secretary.
Funding & Improvt Bonds
Population in 1900.
25.000
Bonds are tax-exempt.
4s
J-J $74,000c
Population in 1910 (est.)
LOANSA-0 $4.600c___Apr 1 1916
INTEREST payable at Borough Treasurer's office.
When Due. 448
330
A-0 $21.000c_Oct 1 '11-'31
(Subject to call.)
BRADDOCK SCHOOL DISTRICT. S. D. Hamilton, Secretary.
F-A 15,000 ___Feb 1 1926 BOND. DEBT July 1910.. $84,600
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910__$213,5001School tax (per $1,000) 1909,,$7.50 48
4s
s-a
15,000c _ _ _1923-1937 Assessed valuation 1910...._6,300,000
4s '06 J-J
29.000_ ._Jan 1 1937 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
BRADFORD. E. C. Charlton, Clerk.
This city is in McKean County. Inc. Jan. 14 1879. All bonds are tax-free. (Subject to call $1,000 yearly be- School tax (per $1,000) 1910 _ .$7.00
ginning
12.000
Jan
1 1908.)
Population in 1910 (est.)
LOANSWater Bonds.
When Due.
$25,000c__July 1 1914
City Building Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at Nat. Bank of Chester Valley Coatesville.
'15-'20
1
39,0000_JUly
4s
Apr j$9,800
1916 4s '09 J-J
6,000c___July 1 1921
1926
110,000
COLUMBIA. Max J. Bucher, Secretary of Council.
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call after July 1 1914.)
Columbia is in Lancaster County. Inc. April 1814. Bonds are tax-exempt.
Main & Congress Streets Bonds.
330
M-S $6,000_41,000 yearly
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed val. (real est.)'10$3,883,922
Improvement Bonds.
3s4 '02 F-A $15,000_41,000 yearly
Bonds.
(Assessment about 50 %actual value)
330'01 M-S $12,500__$1.000 yearly 3s 3.6 '06 F-A 15,000__Jan 1 '11-'40 34sefunding
J-J
$115,000r
1929 Total tax (per $1.000) 1909_$17.50
($500 biennially.)
4s '09 J-J
30,000c___Jan 1 1930
12.316
(Subject to call.)
Population in 1900
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1914. BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_3164,800 BOND. DEBT
May 1 1910_3115,000
49,000
INTEREST on bonds of 1909 pay- Sinking fund
INTEREST is payable at the Columbia Trust Co., Columbia.
Assessed valuation 1910_ _5,150,000
able at City Treasurer's office.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ _$14.00

BUTLER. H. E. Coulter, Sec'y Borough Council.

COLUMBIA COUNTY. C. F. Linhart, Commissioner.

Bloomsburg is the county seat. Bonds are tax exempt.
This borough is in Butler County. Bonds are exempt from State tax.
When Due. BOND. DEBT April 1910_ $182,000 LOANSLOANSWhen Due,
Funding Bonds.
9,438,017
Bridge Bonds
4s '08 J-D $16,000c_$7,000 yearly Assessed valuation 1910
4s '07 s-a 814,530c .__1911-1917
4s '07 J-D 30,000c _ _ ...1924-1928 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_._$11.00 48
/1-03149,864c _1911-1932 BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910 $207,000
10.853
1900
Population
in
Refunding
Bonds.
Bonds.
Street-Improvement
Assessed valuation 1909_A4.000,000
4s '09 J•J 1E4,000
1922-1923 INTEREST is payable In Butler.
48 '08 J-Dj$14.000c
1920-1923 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_ 45.00
1 6,0000
1924
110,000
39,896
1935-1936 Population in 1900
INT. payable at Bloomsburg.
Population in 1909 (est)
42,000
BUTLER SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. E. Cronenwett, Treasurer.
Bonds are exempt from all taxes.
1931 CONNELLSVILLE. Isaac W. Rutter, Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due. 3s 01 M-S $39,000c
46 '07 M-S $75,0000_ _Sept 2 1937 BOND. DEBT April 1910_ $174,000
This borough is In
County. Incorporated in 1806. All Wilda.
24,714 with the exception of Fayette
4s '09 M-S 25,000c_ ,Mch 1 1924 Sinking fund
the sewer issue, are non-taxable. In 1900 absorbed
330'00 M-S 36,000c ____1911-1929 Assessed valuation 1909_8,554,828 the boroughs of Connellsville and
New Haven.
6,000c ____1911-1922 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_39.00
330'01 M-S
LOANSWhen Due.
Sewer Bonds.
INTEREST payable at Butler Say. & Trust Co.
Street-Improvement Bonds.
4s
M-N $55,000c
192$
4s
F-A $15,000c..
1917
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
CANONSBURG. Jno. T. McNary, Treasurer.
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
TOTAL DEBT May 19'10_ $137,500
This borough is in Washington County. Incorporated 1802. The sewer
Refunding Bonds.
Assessed val. 1910 (about)_6,000,000
bonds are taxable, while the paving and general bonds are tax-free.
1920 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
F-A $20,000c
General Bonds.
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ $82,000 330
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909 _326.50
(Subject to call after 5 years.)
4s
12,844 4;0'08
J-D $20,000c_Dec 18 '10-'25 Sinking fund
A-0 $47.500____Oct 1 1933 Population in 1900
7.160
Paving Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_....1,870,325
Population in 1910
12,845
430
M-N 5.30,000c_Mch 1 '11-'28 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
INTEREST is payable In Connell ville and Pittsburgh.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_$24 25
Sewer Bonds.
48
J-D $32,000c _Dec 1 '10-'27 Population in 1900
CONNELLSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Bert J. Thomas, Secretary.
42'
.7
51
00
4 LOANS(Various amounts yearly.)
Population In 1910 (est.)
$4,500
When Due. 5s
INTEREST payable at the Borough Treasurer s office.
New Haven Bonds (Assumed).
School Bonds.-Taz Exempt.
$1,500c___Dec 1 1911 448'10 A-01130,0000_Oct 1 '22-'27
CARNEGIE. H. R. Bigham, Clerk.
1 4,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1928
5se08 J-D1 1,000c__Dec 1 1912
6,000c__Dec 1 '13-'18 4s
___
8,500_0n or bet. 1919
This borough is in Allegheny County. Bonds below are free from State
2.500c. _Dec 1 1917 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_364,000
tax to holders.
4348'05 J-D 36.000c:bee 1 '11-19 Assessed valuation 1910_4,907,708
Funding Bonds.
Gen. Municipal Bonds.
$2,000____July 1 1916 448'10 J-J $10,000__July 1 '14-'15 (See V. 81. p. 1624, for maturity.) School tax (per $1,000) 1910_116.00
4348'09 J-J
3,000__July 1 1016
10,000__July 1 '17-'18
Population In 1910
12,845
BOND. DE T May 1910._ 3270,000
Sewer Bonds.
4(s'09 J-.1 $10,000_ _July 1 '19-'20 Assessed valuation 1910_6,333,550 CORAOPOLIS. E. C. Harper, Boroughi Clerk.
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_ __$13.50
Street Bonds.
This borough is in Allegheny County. Bonds are exempt from State tax.
7.330
430'09 J-J $50,000__July 1 '21-'30 Population In 1909
When Due.
Street & Sewer Impt Bonds
INTEREST payable at First Nat- LOANS430'09 J-J
40,000_ _July 1 '31-'38
4348
A-0 116,000
1927 430'08 J-J $20.000c__July 1 1938
ional Bank, Carnegie.
44s
A-0 10,500
1917 BOND. DEBT Mch 8 1910_3191,500
48
CHAMBERSBURG. C. H. Patterson, Clerk.
J-J
18,000
1930 Floating debt
4,000
48
25,000
J-J
1930 Sinking fund
10.000
This borough is the capital of Franklin County. Incorporated 1784.
A-0 48,000
1926 Assessed valuation 1909_ _..4,217,230
LOANS$10,300 49
When Due. Floating debt
J-D 20,000
1932 Total tax (per $1.000) 1909__ 418.75
1,014 45
$30
A-0 $19,0000___Apr 1 1933 Sinking fund
Population in 1900
2.555
Improvement Bonds.
3,780,330
Total valuation 1008
(Subject to call Apr 1 1908.)
4 48'07 J-J $40,000c _July 15 1937 Population in 1910 (est.)
5,250
Refunding Bonds
(Assessment is 2-3 actual value.)
INTEREST payable at Coraopolis
3.8s
J-J $97,0000_ _July 1 1919 Borough tax (per $1,000) 1908 $9.00
($10,000 subject to call 1900 and the Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_317.00 COREY. Wm. Postlethwait, Treasurer.
7,863
Population in 1890
remaining bonds 1909.1
This city Is in Erie County. Incorporated 1896.
8,884
BOND. DEBT July 1909_3116,000 Population in 1900
LOANS'Hatch Judgment Bonds.
When Due.
CHARLEROI. Ira L. Nickeson, Clerk.
'Refunding Bonds.
4s '05 F-A $3 400c_ _ _ _Feb 1925
4s '99 M-N $67,200c_ __May 1929
This borough is in Washington County. Incorporated Feb 8 1892.
'Fire Department Bonds.
'Outstanding Orders.
LOANS45
When Due. BOND. DEBT May 14 1909 $158,300
M-N $3.000c__Nov 1925
55 '94 ___ 38,600
$5,000c_ _ _ _Jan 1921 BOND. DEBT Apr 4 1910_ $93.900
1915 Assessed valuation 1908_ _3,149,460 Is '01 J-J
Sg'
____ 9 100
5,3
9
.00
0
15,200
•Repairs on City Building.
1917 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1908_$10
Assessment debt (addIt'1)_
48 '99 __ 86,000
48 '03 F-A $3,500c___ _Feb 1923 Sinking fund
_
6,600
1929 Population in 1000
4s '01 ____ 20,000
Paving Bonds.
9 000
1925 Population in 1907 (est.)
Assessed valuation 1910_ _ -1,922.716
5 '04
32,000
1932
INTEREST payable in Charleroi. 4s '09 M-S $3,500 __.Sept 1 1929 (Assessment about 80% actual value)
430'07 __ .. 18,000
'Sewer Bonds.
City tax (per $1,000) 19l0.._$15.00
TAX EXEMPT.-Bonds of 1894. 1896, 1899 and 1001 are exempt from 45 '03 J-D $8.300c_ _ __Dec 1923 Total tax (per 11,000) 1910-.328.50
5,369
Population in 1900
taxation. Bonds of 1904 are subject to tax.
6,100
INT. payable at City Treasury. Population in 1910 (eat.)
CHARLEROI SCHOOL DISTRICT. Ira L. Nickerson, Secretary. Bonds
are tax-exempt.
*These bonds are subject to call after 5 years.
LOANSWhen Due.I BOND. DEBT May 17 1909 $106,000
1$6,0000_May 1 '16&'19 School tax (per 31,000) 1908_315.00 ORAFTON. F. C. Stephens, Clerk.
4s07 M-N i 2,000e_ May 1 19131 INTEREST is payable at the CharThis borough is in Allegheny County.
112,000cMay1'22.'25,'31 I lerol Savings & Trust Co. In
LOANSWhen Due. _s '98 ____ $13,500
I 5,000c. __May 1 19281 Charleroi.
Funding Bonds (Tax free).
_s '99 ___ 8,500
$3.000cNov 1 '20-22 25 ..s '01 ___ 22,000
CHESTER. E. B. McClenachan, Treas.
4s
'09
M-N
I
_s
'03 ____ 49,000
6,000cNovl
'23-24-26
Chester is situated in Delaware County. Incorporated 1866. With the
6,000c_Nov 1 '27-'28 _s '08 ____ 20,000
exception of the paving bonds, the issues given below are tax-exempt
20.000c_Nov 1 '37-'38 BOND. DEBT Nov 1910__ $227,000
in Pennsylvania.
Sewer. Street & Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910-5,922,716
When Due.
Paving Bonds
LOANS($11.000c_ _June 1 '11-21 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908- 7 50
s-a $5,5001Subject to call 48 '06 , J-D;
Refunding Bonds-(Tax Exempt). 4s
1.927
24,0000_June
1
'22-33
Population
in 1900
s-a 76,500f at any time.
4s '07 J-J 3200,000c_ July 1 1937 430
1
_June 1 '34-36
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910 $901,000 _a '95 ___- 30,0000_
(Subject to call July 1 1917.)
12,000
77,500
__
_
(addl)
Assessment
debt
City Bonds.
INTEREST is payable at the First NatIo9a1 Bank In Crafton.
118,365
348'99 J-J $176,000c--July 1929 Sinking fund
25,000c___Apr 1 1913 Total assessed val. 1910_17,893,745
1923
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) DAUPHIN.COUNTY. J. H. Strock, Clerk County Corn.
330'03 A-01 30,000c__ _Apr 1
30,0000___Apr 11033 City tax (per $1,000) 1910___$10.00
County seat Is Harrisburg
Bonds are free from State tax.
330 '04 J-J 70,000c._ _July 1 1934 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_$19.50
When Due. BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910 1533,000
(Subject to call July 1 1924.)
Population in 1010 (est)
40,000 LOANS$202,250
48 '09 J-J
70,000c. _ _Jan 1 1939 Population in 1900 (Census) 33,988 45 '91 A-0 $39,000c_ _Apr 1 1911 Sinking fund
67,969,905
3s '02 J-D 78,000c___Deo 1 1932 Tax valuation 1909
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1919.)
4;48'10 J-J J200,000c_July 1 'l5&'20
INTEREST payable at City'rreae- 330'03 A-0 125,000c___Apr 1 1918 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_44.50
Refunding Bonds.
1100,0000_ _ _July 1 1925 urer's office.
114.443
38 '01 J-J 1291,000c___Jan 1 1931 Population in 1900
CHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. M Bowen Secretary.
INTEREST is payable at County Treasurer's office.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT June 1909_ $284,600
J-J $70,000r
4s
July 1914 Sinking fund
52,027
High School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908..17,328,155 DONORA. Geo. W. Allen, Clerk.
334s
J-J $125 000c__ _July 1 1931 School tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _ .$6.00
This borough is in Washington County. Incorporated Feb. 11 1901.
4s '04 J-D 30,000r__ _Dec I 1934
Bonds are tax exempt.
When Due.
Improvement Bonds.
LOANSINTEREST is payable at the Delaware County Trust Co. In Chester.
Sewer & Street Bonds (tax free).
448'10 F-A $22,000
1916-1936
CLARION COUNTY POOR DISTRICT. R. Cyphert, Clerk. 44s F-A $10,000c___Aug 1 1914 ($2,000 in every even year.)
F-A 13,000c___Aug 1 1910 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_ $65,000
LOANSWhen Due.I Assessed valuation 1910 _ _$9,043,475 4 48
F-A 16,000cAug 1 1924 Sinking fund
5.200
County Home.
I (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.) 44s
F.A 19,000c.._ _Aug 1 1929 Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _3,875,534
J-J $82,000o__July 1 '11-26 Poor tax (per $1,000) 1909_ __$1.40 4 14s
48
F-A
7,000c-Aug 1 1931 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_482,000 Population in 1909 (est)
40,000 4s
Borough tax (per $1,000)'10-410.00
INTEREST payable in Clarion.
INTEREST Is payable In Donors. Total tax (per $1.000) 1910-423.75
COATESVILLE. P. R. Baker, Secretary.
8,500
Population In 1909 (est)
This borough Is in Chester County. All bonds issued are tax-free.
DONORA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Benj. Fielding, President.
When Due.
Repaying Streets.
LOANS430
J-J
When Due. BOND. DEBT June 8 19104142,000
Water and Sewer Bonds.
$5,500__Yrly to 1917 LOANSSchool Bonds.-Tax Exempt.
Assessed valuation 1909__ _3,494,140
Improvement Bonds.
J-J $34,000......JUly 1 '11-28
$s
4.48
1930 4 48'06 M-N $34,000c_ May I '11-27 School tax (per $1,000) 1909-310.00
J-J $20,100
Refunding Bonds.
....8
'07
INTEREST payable in Donors.
1
1931
____
$76,980..
40,000
48
July
J-J




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I VOL. Lxxxxi.

PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.

DUNMORE. John J. Gilligan, Chief Burgess.

EPHRATA. T. C. Reddig, Clerk.

This borough Is in Lackawanna County. Incorporated in 1864.
This borough Is in Lancaster County. Inc. 1892. Bonds are tax-exempt.
LOANSWhen Due.
Improvement Bonds.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_ $146,500 LOANSFunding Bonds.
8,000
4s '93 Apr 810,0000 ______ _1913
Electric-Light Bonds.
Sinking fund
4%8'08 J-D $56.000c_Dec 1 '11-'38 Assessed valuation 1909-2,970,277 45 '03 Jan $9,500c
(Subject to call after 1898.)
1933
18,0000 ____1911-1919 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910-$40.00
BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910_ $79,000
(Subject to call after 1908.)
4348'09 A-0 {45,000c ____1920-1934 Population in 1900
1938 Floating debt
12,583 48
Apr $6,0000
2,800
18.000
Sinking fund
20,0000 ____1935-1939 Population in 1909 (eau
(Subject to call after 1914.)
9,387
Assessed valuation 1909___1,160,500
Water Bonds.
INTEREST payable at Dunmore.
45 '06 J-J $45,000c
1936 (Assessment about ( actual value.)
DUNMORE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_514.50
(Subject to call after 1916.)
LOANSWhen Due. BONDED DEBT Dec 1908.4155,000
Water and Funding Bonds.
Population in 1900
2,451
High School Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_2,970.277
$8,500c___1940
4s
'10
A-0
Population in 1910 (est.)
3,200
43.8'08 J$55,OOOcSept 1 1911-'28
bonds
of
1908
the
Is
on
INTEREST
(Subject to call after 1915.)
20,000c__Sept 1 1929-'32 payable at Scranton Tr.Co.,Scranton.
INTEREST Is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.

DUQU SNE. L. M. Snowden, Treasurer.

This borough Is In Allegheny County. Incorporated in 1892.
General Improvement Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
Furnace Bonds (Tax Free)1920-1940
4%8'10 A-03150,000
Sewer Bonds (Taxable).
41348'07 F-A $7,0000„Feb 1 '11-17
Water Bonds (Tax free).
J-J $15,000c__.1911-1925
434s
1911-1917
43095 M-S $25,000o__..1911-1915 43,4s
M-S 17.500c
Street Bonds (Taxable).
Bridge Bonds (Taxable).
J-D $19,000c .. _1911-1925
430
M-S $77.000c____1911-1926 48
4 Hs
..1.(c. $306,000
J-J
40,000c
_ _1911-1930 BOND. DEBT Jan 14'
Assessed va
ion 1909__14,500,000
Street Bonds (Tax Free)luat
430'07 F-A $65,000c__Feb 1 '23-25 (Assessment about % actual value.)
Boro. tax (per $1,000) 1909_ _ _55.50
Sewer Bonds (Tax Free)430'07 F-A $20,000c__Feb 1 '18-27 Population in 1900
9,030
INTEREST payable at Duquesne and New York.
DUQUESNE SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. C. Libengood, Secretary of Board.
Bonds are exempt from State tax.
When Due. 4 1.48 07 JAI $20,000c_June 1 '17-23
LOANS4%s
___ $6,000_Apr 1 '11-'16 BOND. DEBT May 23 1910499,000
55
2,000__June 1 '11-'12 Assessed valuation 1909_ _12,016,060
___
17,000_ _June 1 '11-'27 (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
___
55
45
___
28,000_ _July '15-'28 School tax (per $1,000) 1909._ _$6 50
8.000 _Aug 1 '12-'19 Population in 1909 (est.)
___
5s
16,000
45
15,000__Oct 1 '11-'25
INT. payable at Duquesne Tr.Co.
___

EASTON. M. B. Hulsizer, Treasurer.
This city Is situated in Northampton County. Incorporated 1886.
LOANSWhen Due.
Garbage Disposal Bonds.
Sewer-Construction Bonds.
45 '10 M-N $25,000c___May 1 1929
4s '90 J-D $65,000c___Dec 1 1920
(Subject to call after May 1 1919.)
Municipal Bldg. & Fire Sta. Bonds,
4s '91 J-D 22,000c___Dec 1 1921
Sewer & Fire Department Bonds. 3340'02 J-J $18,000c_ __July 1 1932
45 '94 F-A $16,900c___Feb 1 1924
(Subject to call July 1 1907.)
Street, Fire and Light Bonds.
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '94 M-N $12,300c___May 1 1924 4s '07 A-0 $26,500c_ __Oct 1 1937
Street and Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1912.)
45 '97 A-0 $18,600c__ _Oct 1 1927
Electric-Light Bonds.
Refunding & Improvement Bonds. 48 '08 F-A $13,000c___Feb 1 1928
3348'98 A-05120,200c_ _ _Apr 1 1928
(Subject to call Feb. 1 1913.)
Street-improvement Bonds.
TOTAL DEBT Oct 10 1910_5416,500
33,48'99 J-J
$1.200c_ _Jan
Jan 1 1929 Sinking fund
24,498
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1904.)
Tax valuation 1910
17,095,640
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment is 5-4 actual value.)
310'99 J-J $41,300c_ _Jan
Jan 1 1919 City tax (per $1,000) 1910__$6.50
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1904.)
Population in 1900 (Census)..25,238
Refunding and Sewer Bonds.
Population in 1910
28,523
3348'06 J-J $36,500c_ __Jan 1 1911
INTEREST payable by City Treas. Bonds are all tax exempt.
EASTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. John J. Selp, Secretary.
All bonds are exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due.
48 '09 M-S 865,0000___Mch 1 1929
3348'02 A-0 $59,000c___ Oct 1 1922
(Subject to call Mch 1 1919.)
(Subject to call Oct -1 1912.)
4s
M-S $17,500c_Aug 31 1920
4s '04 F-A $72,000c_ _Aug 1 1924 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_5223,500
(Subject to call Aug 1 1914.)
Value of school prop. 1909 654,000
3%8'00 J-J $10,000c___Jan 1 1920 Assessed valuation 1910_17,095,60
(Subject to call Jan 1910.)
School tax (per 31.000) 1910-..$7.50
INTEREST on all bonds is payable at the City Treasurer's office or at
Easton Trust Co., Easton.

EAST PITTSBURGH, A. H. Snyder, Secretary Council.

This borough Is in Allegheny County. Incorporated April 1895. Street
43.0 of 1906 are exempt from 4-mill State tax.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$10,000
Street Bonds.
Sinking fund
11,300
5s
J-J $13,000c_Part y'ly to 1923 Assessed valuation 1910_3,432,520
15,500c_Part y'ly to 1924 (Assessment about 80 %actual value)
Os
J-J
430 J-J
44,500c_Part y'ly to 1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_$16.00
Jan 1 '12-34 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1909_ 8.00
4%5'06 J-J 57,000c
For maturity, see V. 83, p. 113. Population in 1900
2,883
BOND. DEB Apr 1 1910_$130,000,Population in 1910 (est.)
4,500
INTEREST payable at East Pittsburgh.
EAST PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICT. R. O'Rourke, Secretary.
School Bonds-Tax Exempt.
BOND. DEBT June 6 1910_458,000
153,500c_Apr 1 '11-'17 Assessed valuation 1910__3,377,000
%
48'06
A-0 1 8,000c_ _Apr 1 '18-'25 School tax (per $1,000) 1910_45.50
110,000e_ _Apr 1 '26-'29
117,500c_ _Apr 1 '30-'34

ERIE. J. A. Gensheimer, Comptroller; T. Hanlon, City Clk.
This city is in Erie County. All bonds are free from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. I Refunding Bonds.
Judgment and Liability Bonds.
45
J-J $500,000c___Jan 1 1914
3348'05 J-J $34,000c __May 1 1925
Park Bonds.
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
354s
J-J $16,000c_ _July 1 1922
Miscellaneous Bonds.
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
J-J $63,154c_ __July 1 1923
Mill Creek Sewer Bonds.
33,48
(Subject to call July 1 1913.)
334s '09 J-J $32,500____Sept 1 1929
Hospital Bonds.
(Subject to call Sept. 1 1919.)
J-J $15,000c___2uly 1 1922 BOND. DEBT June 21 1910$750,155
33i5
Sinking fund
428,824
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
Value of city property___ 3,398,148
Street Bonds.
4s
July $70,000c_Ju1y 1 1921 Assessed valuation 1910_25,321,493
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call July 1 1911.)
3345
J-J $19,500c___July 1 1922 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_214.00
136,525
Population in 1910
(Subject to call July 1 1912.)
INTEREST on the loan due in 1914 is payable at the First National
Bank, New York: other loans at office of City Treasurer.
ERIE SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. J. Flynn, Sec. Board of Education.
Alt bonds are tax-exemot to holthrs.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '05 J-J $10,000c ___1911-1915
45
A-0J$14,000c_Apr 1 1914 4s '07 J-J
45,000c ___1912-1920
I 8,000c_ _Apr 1 1911 45 '08 J-D 155,000c_Dec 1 '21-'31
45
A-0
5,000c___Oet 1 1911
I 4,000c___Dec 1 1932
f2.0000_ June 1 191155,000c_Aug 1 '14-'24
4s
J-D 11,000c___June 1 1013 48 '10 F-A {40,000c_Aug 1 '25-'28
12,0000-June 1 1915
50,000c_Aug 1 '29-'38
I 4,000c_ May 1 '12-14 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_$388,000
M-N 112,000c_May 1 '11 ec'15 Assessed valuation 1910__25,300,000
4s
I. 4,000c ..May 1 1913 Value school prop. 1910_ 1,200,000
48
2.000c___May 1 1911 School tax (per $1,000) 1910_$9.00
M-N
48 '04 M-S 75,000c_Sept 1 '15-'24 Population in 1910 (est.)
67,000
INTEREST payable in Erie.

FRANKLIN. Robert F. Glenn, Mayor.
This city is in Venango County.
bonds of 1908 are tax-exempt. •
LOANS
When Due.
$50,500
.s
Water Plant Purchase Bonds.
$30,000c &r.._1911 -1918
4s '08 s-a 1170,000c&r_1919-1935
60,000c&r_1936-1938

Incorporated Jan. 14 1909.

Water

BOND. DEBT Oct 20 1909_5310,500
Floating debt
23,683
6,840
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1908_ 5,300.000
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1908_310.00
Population in 1900
7,317

GLASSPORT. W. S. Kearney, Treasurer.
This borough is in Allegheny County. Incorporated July 21 1902.
Funding Bonds
BOND. DEBT May 18 '10_$109,000
58 '08 J-J 1510,000c_July 1 '14-'23 Assessed valuation 1910_3,156,480
1 30,000c_July 1 '24-'38 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909_418.00
434s'02 M-S 15,000c .._ _1910-1922 Population in 1910 (est.)
7,000
Bonds are free from State tax.
4s '03 J-D 54.000c ____1910-1955
INTEREST on the 4345 and 58 at U. S. Mtge. & Trust Co., New York;
on 4s at Northern Trust Co., Philadelphia.

GREENSBURG. D. P. Hudson, Treasurer.
This borough Is in Westmoreland County. Incorporated in 1799.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '08 A-0 $50,000c___Oct 1 1938
19,5000 ___ _1910-1931 4s g '06 J-J $27,000c __Jan 1 1936
43.4g'02 J-J
45 g '99 J-D 32,000c_June 1 1929
(Subject to call Jan. 1 1926.)
(Subject to call June 1 1919.)
Refunding & Improvement Bonds
48g '00 A-0 $28,000c_ __Oct 1 1930 4s g '06 M-1,
1 $25.000c ___Nov 1 1930
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1920.)
(Sublect to call after Nov. 1 1926.)
48g '00 A-0 $9,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1930 BOND.DEBT Oct 4 1910-$230,500
(Subject to 'all Oct. 1 1920.)
Floating debt
24,000
4348'08 ivf-S $50,000o 1
1938 Sinking fund
9,500
(Subject to call after 1918 )
Assessed valuation 1909
9,402.191
48 g '01 F-A $2.000c _Aug
_ _Aug 1 1931 Total tax (per $1.000) 1909 _420
5
6.0
.58
0
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1921.)
Population in 1900
INTEREST is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.
TAX FREE.-All bonds are free from taxation
GREENSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT. Fridolin Miller, Chairman Fin.Com.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 '1(h...4194,000
LOANS5s '96 J-J $40,000c
Assessed valuation 1910_10,100,658
(Subject to call after July 1 1906.) (Assessment about % actual value.)
48 '04 J-J $44,000c
School tax (per $1,000) 1910__ _57.50
(Subject to call after July 1 1914). Population in 1910 (est.)
15,000
4s '08 J-J $110,000____July 1 1938
INTEREST payable at the Trees(Subject to call after July 1 1928.) urer's office.

EDGEWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT, F. G. Craighead,
Secretary (P. 0. Swissvalle Station, Pittsburgh).
HANOVER TOWNSHIP.

This district is in Allegheny County. Bonds of 1908 are tax-free.
This township Is in Luzerne County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 18 10_561,000 LOANS-Bond..
When Due. TOTAL DEBT June 1 '10_5110,000
48 '99 J-J $12,000c__.1911-1916 Assessed valuation 1909_3,500,000
School
Assessed valuation 1909_18,677,288
4348'07 J-J
11.0000 ...._ _1911-1921 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_48.00 5.403 M-N j$44,000cNov 1 '14-'24 School tax (per $1,000)
1909_45.25
4343'08 J-J 156,000c.July 1 '11-'16
6,000c..Nov 1 1925
128,000c_July 1 '17-'30 INT. at First N. Bank, Swissvale. 4s
F-A J40,000 Aug 1 '12&'22 INTEREST payable at the Wyoming
Valley Trust Co. In Wilkes-Barre
120,000.__ _Aug 1 1932
EDGEWORTH. Fleming Nevin, Borough Secretary.
This borough (P.0.Sewickley) is n Allegheny Co. Incorporated 1904. HARRISBURG. Henry W. Gough, Comptroller
Sewer Bonds-(Exempt 8tate tax) Assessed valuation 1908_33,250,000
Harrisburg, the capital of the State, is situated in Dauphin County.
4s '06 F-A $75,000c_ _Aug 1 '11-35 (Assessment about 90% actual value ) incorporated March 19 1860. All bonds are exempt from all taxation.
BOND. DEBT Apr 2 1909_475,000 Total tax (per $1,000) l908_.$11,25 LOANSWhen Due.
Public Improvement Bonds.
M-S$546,000c_Sept 1 '11-'25
Water Bonds
Floating debt
334s
11,000 Boro tax (per $1,000) 1908_...46.25
J-J $125,0000__Jan 1 1913 4s
Sinking fund (about)
M-S 254,8000_Sept 1 '26-'32
9,000 Population in 1909 (est)
1,200 48
48
J-J
22,300o___Jan 1 1914 45 '07 M-S/ 50,000c___Meh 1 1911
INTEREST is payable at the Colonial Trust Co. of Pittsburgh.
45
1350,000c_Mch 1 '12-'36
J-J 105,900c__Jan 1 1915
EDWARDSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
48
J-J
21,000c___Jan 1 1918 4s '10 M-S 01,000c-_Sept 1 1915
This district is in Luzerne County. G. W. Armstrong, Secretary.
45
J-J
1)3,000c
1923 BOND. DEBT Nov 1 '1041,909,600
LOANS1914-1928 45
When Due. 5s '08 A-0 $25,0014
J-J
196,200
72,000c___July 1 1924 Assessment debt (add'1)...
55 '04 ___ $11,000__Oct 1 '11-'21 BOND. DEBT Nov 1910__$48,000 35
J-J
366,819
75,0000. _Jan 1 1932 Sinking fund assets
5s '06 ___
12,000_ _Aug 1 '11-'22 Assessed valuation 1910_ _3,156,877
City Bonds.
Total assessed val. 1910_ _46,309,794
(per
$1,000)
tax
1909_58.00
School
43
J-J $65,000c-July 1 1920 (Assessment about % actual value.)
45
1915 Exempt property
J-J
14,0000
19,851,024
ELLWOOD CITY. D. D. Cunningham, Burgess.
45
1917 City tax (per $1,000) In 1910_49.00
J-J
2,0000
This borough is in Lawrence County.
tax
(per
Total
45
$1,000)
1919
J-J
9,0000
1910_420.00
LOANSStreet-Improvement Bonds.
When Due.
4s
1921 Population in 1900.
J-J
27,500c
50,167
Sewer, Street & Building Bonds.
$3,000
5.40s J-J
1913 4s
1923 Population in 1910
8,700c
J-J
64,186
4348'07 J-J $20,000
1927 (Subject to call after 1 year.)
I NTEREST is payable at the office
45
1924
1
J-J
_July
7,0000..
_
J-J
12,000
55
1917 BOND. DEBT May 17 '10_468,000
City
the
lof
Treasurer.
(Subject to call after 10 years.) Sinking fund
14.846
The sinking fund receives yearly appropriations sufficient to pay in4348'08 A-0 $8,000
1919 Assessed valuation 1909_1,800,000
(Subject to call after 10 years.) (Assessment about % actual value.) terest on the city's debt and 5% of the principal.
4345
M-S $15,000
1026 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_413.50 HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT. D. D. Hammelbaugh, Secretary.
All bonds are exempt from State tax. Int. payable at office of Treas.
(Subject to call after 10 years.) Population in 1909 (est.)
3,500
OANSJ-.1 529.100c_Jan 1 19 6
When Due. 45 06
Electric Light Plant Bonds. •
INTEREST payable at the First
de
A-0 $30,000c__•Oct 1 1921
45-4s
4,000c._Oct 1 1913
M-N $10,000
1920 National Bank of Ellwood City.
4s
A-0 20,000c___*Apr 1 1922 45 '08 A-0 1 5,000c_Oct 1 '14-'18
EMSWORTH. John V. Sevin, Clerk.
4
A-0 70,000c__•Oct 1 1922
40.000c_Oct 1 '19-'38
This borough is in Allegheny County. Incorporated July 14 1896.
45
A-0 10,00043_0Oct 1 1914 4s '09 A-0
6,000c___Oct 1 1914
LOANSPaving
When Due.
48
A-0 25,0000_aApr 1 1916
50,000c_Oct 1 '15-'39
Street and Funding Bonds.
Bonds.Sewr
$7,000c
1930 45
A-0 57,50003___Oct 1 1916 48 '10 A51,500c___Apr
1 1915.
4s '06 M-S $11,500__Dec 1 '11-'33 45-45
MN 1 8,000c
1935 48
J-J
63,000c- _Jan 1 1917
257,500c_ _Apr 1 '16-'40
5,000c___Sept 1 1921
10,000c
1940
A-0 92,000c_Apr 1 '11-33 BOND. DEBT Mch 1910- $996,600
4345'06 M-S 1 8,000c___Sept 1 1926 BOND. DEBT May 5 1910_ $90,000 334s
122,625
(10,000c___Jan 1 1913 Sinking fund assets
10,000c___ Sept 1 1931 Assessed valuation 10101,408,660
_
48 '08 J-J 4 32,000c_Jan 1 '14-'29 Total valuation 1909
44,900,839
12,000c___Sept 1 1936 Borough tax (per $1,000) '10__$8.00
(27.000c__Jan 1 '30-'38 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
4348'08 F-A 13,000____Aug 1 1923 Population in 1900
958 35ç
J-J
32,000c__Jan 1 1921 J School tax (per $1,000) 1909-.$6.25
Building Bonds.
Population in 1910 (est.)
1,800 45 05 A-0 75,000o Apr 1 11- 35IValue school prop. 1910_41,235,563
M-N $5,000c
4348
1925
OPTIONAL.-Bonds are subject to call as follows:1.10 years before
INTEREST is payable at the Real Estate Savings & Trust Co., Allegheny. maturity, andja15 years before maturity.




Nov., 1910.]

PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.

HAZLETON. Philip Bachman, Treasurer.
This city is in Luzerne County. Incorporated 1891; organized 1892.
Paving Bonds (Tax exempt).
LOANSWhen Due.
4s '06 F&A $35,000c_ --Feb 1 1936
Street Bonds-Tax exempt.
43 '08 F-A 60,000c
1938 (Subject to call after Feb 1 1911.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_4100,100
(Subject to call after 1913.)
Assessed valuation 1009_8,497,676
Sewer Bonds.-Tax exempt.
$2,000c __
_1931 (Assessment about % actual value.)
48 '01 ,T,J
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1909___$18.60
(Subject to call after 1908.)
14,230
INT. payable at office of Treasurer. Population In 1900
HAZLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. A. Turnbach, President; Jennie
G. Probert, Clerk of School Board.
1933
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '03 J-J $60,000c
(Sub. to call $6,000 y'ly after 1913.)
Building Bonds-Tax exempt.
1923 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_4100,100
43 '93 J-D $7,100c
Assessed valuation 1910_7,800,000
(Subject to call after 1898.)
43 '95 M-S
____ _1925 (Assessment about 50% actual val.)
3,000c
School tax (per $1.000) '10___$11.00
(Subject to call after 1900 )
Tr2e5a3,09r0
1931 Population in 1910 (est.)
4s '01 F-A $30,000c
INTEREST payable by City
(Subject to call after 1906.)

73

LANCASTER SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. A. Schroyer, Treasurer.
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '09 J-J $75,000c Jan 1 '36-'38
4s g
J-J $27,500r __1911-1920 4s 09 J-J
30,000c___Jan 1 1939
48 g
J-J
20,000r ____1920-1930 4s '10 J-J
45,000c___Jan 1 1940
4s g
30,000c
J-J
Jan 1 1934 BOND. DEBT June 1 19104430,000
4s g
J-J 170.000c__ _Jan 1 '14-31 Assessed valuation 1910424,487,636
4s g '07 J-J 60,000c_Jan 15 '32-33-35 School tax (per $1,000) 1910...45 00
INTEREST on the 4s due 1911 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.

LANCASTER COUNTY. T. J. Marsh, Dep. Comptroller.
Lancaster is the county seat. Bonds are tax-exempt.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1910___$459,800
LOANSImprovement BondsAssessed valuation 1910_ 95,271,398
3)s '97A-0 $57,400c___Apr 1 1917 County tax (per ,1,000) 1909_42.50
Population In 1900
150.241
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1907.)
35s '98A-0 $87,200c___Apr 1 1928 Population In 1909 (est.)
160,000
3%s '98A-0$144,100c_Oct 1 1928
INTEREST payable in Lancaster.
3%s '99A-0 171,100c_Apr 1 1929

LATROBE. W. H. Flickinger. Treasurer.

HOMESTEAD. Andrew Hill Borough Clerk.

This borough is in Westmoreland County. Inc. in 1851. The bonds below
are free from all taxes. Interest is payable at Latrobe Trust Co.
This borough is In Allegheny County. Incorporated October 1880.
City Hall Bonds.
When
hen Due.
LOANSWater-Works Bonds
When Due.
LOANS40'03 J-J $17,500c___July 1 1933
3
Funding & !mot. Bonds.
55
A-0 $23.000___Yrly to 1916
Funding Bonds.
__. 17,500
A-0 12,000_Yrly to 1916 4%8'09 J-J J$54,000c_Jan 1 '12-'38 414f;
5.4s
J-J $25,000-:-Jan 1 1918 5.45
14
DEBT Oct 11910. $11
5:0
50
00
BOND.
1939
3,000c__Jan
1
1
4s
1932
__July
1
J-J
93,000__
15,000____July
1
1017
43
J-J
F-A 25,000____Aug 11934 5s '96 J-D 15,000c___June 1 1926 Floating debt
4%8'10 M-N 30,000__May 1 1940 4%s
Assessed valuation 1910.. 5.143,309
(Subject to call after 1911.)
4s
F-A 20,000___ _Feb 1 1937
Sewer and Funding Bonds.
4%s'01 M-N 25,000c___Nov 1 1931 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
Street-Improvement Bonds.
5.4s
J-D $13.000___Yrly to 1918
(Subject
to
Tax
rate (per $1,000) 1910...418.00
call
after
1916.)
5.43
M-S $20.000
Sept 1 1915
Refunding Bonds.
11,000
Population In 1910 (est.)
M-N 20,000Sept 1 1930
J-J $16,600____Jan 1 1919 4s
45
1922
-__July
1
3.4s
to
1914
,f-D
18,000___Yrly
LATROBE
j
-J
41,000
SCHOOL
48
DISTRICT. J. A. McComb, Secretary School Board.
F-A 125,000_Aug 1 1938
Bonds given below are free from all taxes.
4 %s'08 A-0 25,000c___Apr 1 1928 43.s
43s'09 M-S 24,500__Mc01 1 1034 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4606,500 LOANSWhen Due. I BOND. DEBT Nov 1 1910_ _$65,000
Funding Bonds.
4 %s'10 M-N 15,000_ ___May 1 1940 Water bonds (incl. above). 95,000
Assessed valuation 1909___4,960,114
Tax valuation 1910
9,103,280 40'09 J-J $33,000c_Jan 1 '11-'32 School tax (per $1,000) 1910_48.00
Fire Protection Bonds.
$1.500__Yrly to 1912 (Assessment about 60% actual value)
5.45
J-J
INTEREST payable at the Latrobe Trust Co. In Latrobe.
Building Bonds.
Borough tax (per $1,000)'10__$13.00
4%s
F-A $30,000_ -__Aug 1 1934 Population in 1900
12,554 LEBANON. Thos. S. Wahner, Comp.; D. M. Sharp, Clerk.
This city Is in Lebanon County. Incorporated Nov. 25 1885. Bonds
Garbage Furnace Bonds.
are exempt from State tax.
4s
J-J $15,000July 11017
When Due. I City Bonds.
LOANSINTEREST Is payable at the First National Bank, Homestead,
1 4s
A-0 $31,500c
3 1is '06 ___ $20,000
TAX FREE.-All bonds are free from State tax.
1923
4s '10 A-0 570,000c_Apr 1 '15&'20 I (Subject to call at any time.)
HOMESTEAD SCHOOL DISTRICT. James L. King, Secretary.
170,000c_Apr 1 '25&'30 TOTAL DEBT May 18 '104342,500
LOANSWhen Due. 4s '04 J-J $24,000c July 1 '11-'28
I Total valuation 1909
Refund'g Water Bds.11.718,780
5.4s
M-S $6,000c_ _Sept '11-'13
A-0$104,000c_Apr 1 '12-'32 , (Assessment about 2-3 actual value)
(See V. 79, p. 644 for maturity.)
314s
M-N 35,000c... May 1 1919 BOND. DEBT Apr 1910___$260.000
4s
($21,000 due every 5 years.)
, City tax (per $1,000) 1909_46.00
J-D 20,006c___1)ec 1 1925 Cash on hand
12,085
4s
Funding BondsPopulation in 1900
17,628
4%s'09 J-J
24,000c_July 1 '11-'34 Assessed valuation 1910...9,103,280 $%s
A-0 $64,000c_Apr 1 '12- 22 Population in 1001) (est.)
20.000
43s'10 A-0 120,000c_Apr 1 1940 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_48.00
($21,000 due every 5 years.)
INTEREST paid at City Treasurer's
INTEREST payable in Homestead
office.
N
LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. H. Seltzer, Secretary.
INDIANA. John S. Taylor, Borough Clerk.
LOANSWhen Due. I BOND. DEBT Jan 1910_ _4127,437
This borough Is the county seat of Indiana County. Incorporated In
Refunding Bonds.
I Value school prop'ty '09.... 405.000
1805. Bonds are all tax exempt.
45 '10 ___ $123,000
'School tax (per $1,000) 1909._ $5.50
Series
A
and
B.
When Due.
LOANS($25,000 every 5 years.)
45 '96 1M-S $4,400c_ - _Sept 1916
Paving Bonds, Series D.
(Subject to call 1897.)
LEBANON COUNTY. R. B. Light, Clerk.
4s
00J-J $37,000c___ _July 1936
45 '02 M-N $3,100c___ May 1922
(Subject to call 1016.)
Lebanon Is the county seat.
(Subject to call 1907.)
Sewer Bonds, Series C.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 11 1910455,000
$102,500
4s '03 M-S $18,000c_ _Sept 1933 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910
Bridge Bonds.
Bonds of 1910
125,000
Assessed valuation for 1910.2.054.074 4s
(Subject to call 1904.)
1925 Sinking fund
A-0 $30,550c
2,000
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Sewer Bonds, Series E.
Funding Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1908_40.290,149
($10,000c_July 1 '19-24 Population In 1900
4.142 4s '04 A-0 825.000c _ _ _ _1919-1934 I (Assessment about 34 actual value.)
5,000c_July 1 '25-'29 Population in 1910 (est.)
6,500 48 '10 M-N $125,000c May 1 '15-'35 County tax (per $1,000) 1909_5_3
4 %s'09 J-J
$.8
2.2
07
0
10,000c_July 1 '30-'34
($25,000 every five years)
I Population In 1900
15,000c_July 1 '35-'39
INTEREST at Farmers' Bank.
INTEREST payable at County Treasurer's office.

JOHNSTOWN. J. H. Horrocks, Comp.; C. H. Wehn, Treas. LEHIGH COUNTY. J. S. Troxell, Chief Clerk.
This city is In Cambria County. Incorporated Dec. 18 1889. The city
pays the State tax on all bonds.
LOANSWhen Due.
nding Bonds.
Fire Alarm.
3 ha 01 J-D $93,000c__ _June 1 1931
46 '94 J-J
$8,000c_ Jan 1 1924 L(Sublect to call after June 11921.)
Sewer & Street Improvement.
(Subject to call after Jan 11994.)
Building Bonds.
438'93 M S $25,000c__ _Sept 1 1923
43 '00 M-S $60,000c_ _ _Sept 1 1930 (Subject to call after Sept 11903.)
4 %s'94 P-A $50,000c_ _ _Aug 1 1924
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1905)
II(Subject to call after Aug 11904.)
Hospital Bonds
4s '02 M-N $10,000c_ _Nov 1 1932 4s '06 A-0 $20 000c___Oct 1 1926
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1906.)
(Subject to call after Nov 1 1912.)
45 '09 A-0 100,000c___ _Oct 1 1939
Fire Department Bonds.
4s '06 J-D $50,000c__ _June 11938
(Subject to call after Oct 11910)
(Subject to call after June 1 1916.)
Bridge Bonds.
River Improvement Bonds.
4s '05 M-S $30,000c___Mch 1 1935
53 '01 111-N $40,000c__ _May 1 1921 (Subject to call after Mch 1 1915.)
(Subject to call after May 11806.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 5 1910_4506,000
Morreliville Boro. Bonds.
Sinking fund
193,351
5s '92 M-S $10,000c___Sept 1 1912 Assessed valuation 1910..A 8,641,095
(Subject to call after Sept 11897.) (Assessment about 1-3 actual value)
5s '93 M-S $10,000c___Sept 1 1913 City tax (per $1,000) 1910____$11.00
Population In 1900
(Subject to call after Sept 11898.)
35,936
INTEREST payable in Johnstown Population in 1910
55,482
JOHNSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. C. Griffith, Secretary.
When Due. 4s '09 J-D $35 000____June 1 1930
LOANS(Subject to call June 1 1914.)
3%8.01
$78,000c__ _May 1 1931
(Subject to call after May 1 1906.) BOND. DEBT May 23'10__$330,000
26,796
3%s'02 J-D $17.000c__ _June 1 1032 Sinking fund
Val. school prop. 1910
950,000
(Subject to call June 1 1907.)
4s '06 J-D $100,000c_ _June 1 1936 Assessed valuation 1910..18,641,095
(Subject to call after May 1 1911.) School tax (per $1,000) 1910_411.00
46,938
4 %s'08 P-A$100,000c__ _14 cb 1 1938 Population in 1905
(Subject to call after Fe)). 1 1913.)
INTEREST payable at office of City Treasurer.

KANE SCHOOL DISTRICT. M. L. Peterson, Clerk.

This district Is in McKean county.
When Due.
LOANS58 '07 A-0 $88,000__Oct 1 '10-'36
BOND. DEBT July 1910...$115,500
8,440
Floating debt

$14,182
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1910_ 1,949,448
School tax (per $1,000) 1910_421.00
7,500
Population in 1910 (est.)

LACKAWANNA COUNTY, E. A. Jones, Comptroller.
County seat is Scranton.
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
s g '03 NUN I $100,000cMay 1 '13-23
1 50.000c_ May 1 1933
48 '08 J-D 180,000c __Dec 15 1038
Refunding Bonds.
4s '02 A-0$225,000e___Apr 1 1922
Refunding Court House Bonds.
4t; '06 .1-1) $135,000c___ Dec 1 1936

BOND. DEBT Jan 3 1910...$690,000
109,659
Cash on hand
Tax valuation 1909
61.44fi,172
(Assessment about 1-2 actual value.)
County tax (per 111) 1009
.$4.75
Populatton In 1900
193,831
Population In 1909 (est.)250,000
INTEREST payable In Scranton

LANCASTER. J. H. Rathfon, Comptroller.

Allentown is the county seat.
LOANSWhen Due.!BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910 $200,000
Funding and Improvem't Bonds. 'Floating debt
47,230
4s '09 A-0$200,000c_ _April 1 19241Sinking fend
22,000
(Subject to call April 1 1914.) 'Assessed valuation 1909_61,896,229
4s '10 M-N $125,000c_May 1 '15-351County tax (per $1.000) 1909_42.50
($25,000 every 5 years.)
[INTEREST at County Treas. office.

LEWISTOWN. L. Koenig, Chairman Finance Committee.
This borough Is In Mifflin County.
when Due.
LOANSSewer Bonds-Tax exempt.
4s
___ 1034
141-N $85,000c___
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Hose House Bonds-Tax-exempt.
55 '08 F-A $5,000c_ __Fel) 1 1938
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1913

Paving Bonds
4s '06 F-A /30,000c_ _ _Aug 1 1936
(Subject to call Aug 1 1916.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_4120,000
5,284
Sinking fund
Assessed valuation 1909_3,178,474
(Assessment at about actual value.)
Tax rate (per $1.000) 1909____$22.00
INTEREST at Treasurer's office. Population In 1900
4,451

LOCK.HAVEN. Frank E. Harder, Treasurer.
This city is In Clinton County. Incorporated March 28 1870.
City Bonds.
When Due.
LOANSRefunding Bonds.
4s '95 M-N $25,000c___May 1 1915
Water Loans
4s '98 J-D $25.000c_ _Dec 1 1918
$19.500c__ -Tilly 1 1914
3%8'04 NI-N 84.500c._ _May 1 1924 4s '94
3 %s'03 A-0 10.000c_ _Oct 1 192'1 TOTAL DEBT Oct20 19104217,500
(Subject to call after Oct. 1 1908.) Water bonds (Included)._ 137,500
9.400
3 qs'10 J-J
8,500__July 1 1920 Sinking fund
(Subject to call after July 1 1912.) Assessed valuation 1910...3,354.978
338'10 SI-N 15,000c_ __Nov 1 1030 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
(Subject to call Nov. 1 1920.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _ .$11.00
4s '07 J-J $20,000r.„ _Jan 1 1927 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_438.00
(Subject to call after Jan. 1 1912.) Population in 1900
7,210
Population In 1909 (est.)
9,000
TAX FREE TO HOLDERS.-State tax on bonds Is paid by city.
INTEREST payable at the City Treasurer's office.
LOCK HAVEN SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. W. Dickey. Chairman Fin. Com.
All bonds are exempt from State tax. Issues of '96, '97 & '00 subject
to call after 10 years; issue of 1902 subject to call after 15 years.
LOANSWhen Due BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910...453,900
3348'00 M-S $6,000c___Mch 1 1920 Val. of school prop.J'nel '10_116,500
3.65s'97 F A 8,000c_ _Aug 1 1917 Assessed valuation, 1910_ _ _3,394,000
5,900c___June 11016 School tax (per $1,000) 1910._ _$6.00
4s '96 J-D
3%s'02 M-N 34,000cMaY 2 1922
INTEREST payable at District Treasurer's office.

LOGAN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIST. J. M. Edwards, Sec.
This district is In Blair County.

When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$15,000
Refunding and Building Bonds.
Sinking fund
10,000
43.8'07 J-J $65,000c_ _ _Jan 1 1922 Assessed valuation 1909_3.650.000
School tax (per $1.000) 1909___$8.00
(Subject to call after Jan 1 1917.)
BOND. DEBT June 6 '09._ _$65,000 Population In 1909 (est.)
11.500
INTErmsT payable at Union Bank of Altoona.

This city is the capital of Lancaster County. Incorporated March 20 LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP. G. C. Anderson,Secretary.
This township (P.0. Ardtn)re) is in Montgomery County.
,S011(IS are exempt from all tax,s.
1818
When Due.1 Sewer Bonds (Continued).
LOANSWhen Due.
LOANSStreet Improvement Bonds.
Sewer Bonds-(Free of tax.)
J-J $50,000c_ __July 1 1933
3%s
Judgment Bonds.
is '08 A-0 $85,000c _ _ _Apr 1 1938
338'13 J-J $198,000c_Ju1y 1 '13-'28 BOND. DEBT Oct 1910 __ _$398,000
A-0 $120,000c. _Oct 1 1925
(Subject to call April 1 1028.)
44
($40,000 due each 5 years.)
Assessed valuation 1910...18,187,885
(Subject to cal after 1915.)
3%s
M-N $145,000c.__Nov 1 1933
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call; see V. 77, p. 724., 4s '04 J-J J150,000c_Jan'19-'24-'29 I Twp. tax (per $1,000) 1910....$6.50
1 50,000c___Jan 1 19341Population in 1900
13.271
Relief Fund Bonds.
310 '04M S$250,000c__ _Sept 1 1934
(Sub. to call part yearly from 1924.) es
Jan $14,000r _ _ _ _Perpetual LOWER MERION TWP. SCHOOL DIST. W. J. Byrnes Jr., Secretary.
4s '06 A-0 $90,000c_ _Oct 1 1936 BOND. DEBT July 1 10104884,000 LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_$332,100
(Subject to call after Oct 1 1926.) Value city property__ _ _2,000,000 4s '09 J-J $200,000c_July 1 '14-'39 Assessed valuation 1910_17,422,655
Assessed valuation 1910_ _24,645,111 (See V. 88, p. 1513, for maturity.) (Assessmentabout 1-3 actual value.)
Sewer & Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s '10 A-0 $15,000c___Apr 1 1940 (Assessm't about 2-3 actual value.) ...s '01 - 34,000
School tax (per $1,000)'10-'11_$7.50
City tax (per $1,000) 1909
(Subject to call Apr 1 1930)
$8..50(01
_s '99
1908-$15
18,100
20.000
Population In 1910 (est.)
Total tax (per $1000)
Refunding Water B onds.
,
430'10 A-Of80,000c Oct 1 '25-'30-35
p.1156
$125,000c..V.76,
Population
In
1900
3%s
jr
25,000c____Apr 1 1940
41,459
INTEREST is payable In Lancaster Population in 1910_
47,227
INTEREST payable at Merlon Title & Trust Co., Ardmore.




74

PENNSYLVANIA-CITIES AND TOWNS.

[VOL. Lxxxxi.

LUZERNE COUNTY. James A. Dewey, Dep. Co. Compt. NEW CASTLE. L. C. Hughes, Comp.; H. M. Marquis, Clk.
The county seat Is Wilkes-Barre. Int, payable at Treasurer's office.
Incorporated in June 1870.
Ths city Is the capital of Lawrence County
When Due.
Court House Bonds (Continued).
LOANSIn 18197 the boroughs of West New Castle and Mationing town were annexed
48 '03 F-Al$340,000o ___1911-1927 to the city. Bonds are exempt from State tax.
Court House Bonds.
$200,000c _1912-1916
When Due.
Conduit Bonds.
110,000c
1928 LOANS30'02 M-S $30,0000___Mch 1 1922
430'07 J-DI 300,000c ___1917-1922 Funding Bonds.
Sewer Bonds.
300,000c ___1923-1927 48 '10 F-A $200,000c_Feb 1 '15-'34 4;is'07 A-0 $35,000c_ __Oct 1 1927
(Subject to call Mch 1 1912.)
120,000c ___1914-1917 TOTAL DEBT Oct 1910_$2,150,000
3 As'02 A-0 $20,000c___Oct 1 1922
(Subject to call Oct. 1 1917.)
140,000c _1918-1921 Total valuation 1909_ ___159,122,542 4%8'08 M-N $12,000c___July 1 1928
(Subject to call Oct 1 1912.)
46 '09 A-0 160,000c ___1922-1925
(Subject to call after July 1 1918.) GEN'L BONDS May 18'10 $223,500
(Assessment about full value.)
114,072
180,000c ___1926-1929 County tax (per $1,000)'09__- _$3.25
Assessment debt
Street Improvement Bonds.
200,000c _1930-1933 Population In 1900
257,121 4s '96 F-A $36.500c___Aug 1 1918 TOTAL DEBT May 18 '10 337,572
TAX FREE.-All bonds of this county are exempt from taxation to
Sinking fund
3,711
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1906.)
holders. The county pays a State tax of 4 mills.
333,861
4s '97 J-J $25,000c_ July 11017 NET DEBT May 18 '10_
call
July
1
1907.)
Total
valuation
1909
18,864,830
to
(Subject
LYCOMING COUNTY. A. P. Zuber, Commissioners' Clerk. 4s '98 F-A $35,000c___Aug 1 1918 (Assessm't about A actual value.)
County seat Is Williamsport.
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call Aug 1 1903.)
City tax (per $1,000) 1909_410.50
LOANSWhen Due. 3s 1.1-N $115.000c__Nov 1 '11-13
Improvement Bonds.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_422.50
48
F-A $17,000c___Feb 1 1913
(840.000 yearly.)
11,600
4s '10 J-J $30,000c___July 1 1930 Population in 1890
NI-S
130,500c___Sept
(Subject to call Feb 1 1903.)
2 1926
3s
Population in 1900
(Subject to call after July 11920)
28,339
48
J-D $40,000r___Dec 1 1914
(Subject to call Sept 2 1916.)
36,280
INTEREST payanleat city treasury. Population In 1910
(Subject to call Dec 1 1904.)
BOND. DEBT Apr 1910_4422,500
Population in 1900
75,663 NEW CASTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT.' Helen L. Moseley, Clerk.
Bonds are all tax-exempt. Interest payable by City Treasurer.
McKEESPORT. M. H.Coleman, Mayor; C. E. Soles, Comp. LOANSWhen Due. 30'05 M N $35,000c_ _ May 1 1925
This city is in Allegheny county.
(Subject to call May 1 1915.)
3;is'99 111-N $50,000c___May 1 1919
Improvement Bonds.
LOANSWhen Due,
(Subject to call 1909.)
310'99 F-A $39,000c___Aug 1 1920
Funding Bones.___ $45,000
Refunding Bonds.
(Subject to call Aug. 1 1900.)
434s
J-J $42,000_ _July 1 1920 :15. '09 ____ 85,000_July 1 '14-'39 330'00 A-0 $18,000c__Oct 1 1920 BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_3162,000
46 M-S $121,000 serially to Sept '17
Sewer Bonds.
(Subject to call Oct 1 1910.)
Assessed valuation '10-'11 21,086,910
Reynold ton Bonds.
4s '07 J-J $70,000 Jan 1 '12-'37 3 As'01 F-A $20,000c___Aug 1 1921 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
City Poor Farm Bonds.
__
_ $25,500
School tax (per $1,000) 1910_$10.00
(Subject to call Aug 1 1911.)
Various
4s '07 J-J $40,000__Jan 1 '12-'37
__-Purposes.
38,000
Population In 1910 (est.)
46 '05 J-J $50,000____Jan 1 1931 BOND. DEBT Aug 1909_4623,500
(Subject to call on Jan 1, $2,000 Sinking fund
169,106 NORRISTOWN. Edwin Metcalf, Treasurer.
debt
Incorporated
yearly, 1910 to 1925, and $3,000 Water
(Included)
315,000
This borough Is the capital of Montgomery County.
Assessed valuation 1908_ _22,722,383 March 31 1812. All bonds are free from State tax.
yearly, 1926 to 1931. Inclusive.)
(Assessment about 5i actual value.) LOANSWater Bonds.
Refunding Bond s.-(Con.)
When Due.
56
J-J $75,000__ _July 1 1911 City tax (per $1,000) 1909_410.75
Borough Bonds
4s g
A-0 $300.000r _Apr 1 1938
42,694 33is g A-0 $88,000r_Oct 1 1927
(Subject to call on 60 -days' notice. Population in 1910
(Subject to call after 1913.)
48 '06 M-N 200,000 __Jan 1 '11-35 Population in 1900
34,227
(Subject to call 1902.)
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4698,000
48 '09 __
30,000_ _Jan 1 '24-'39 INTEREST payable by City Treas. 33is g A-0$150,000r___Apr 1 1932 Sinking fund
39,565
TAX FREE.-The water 4s of 1906, bonds of 1907 and Improvement
(Subject to call Apr 1 1907.)
11,800,000
Tax valuation 1910
bonds of 1909 are tax-exempt.
Refunding Bonds.
(Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
38 g
J-J $160.000r_July 1 1930 Total tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _419.50
McKEESPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT. Wm. T. Norton, Secretary.
(Subject to call 1905.)
2227:286755
The 3;4% bonds are tax-exempt. BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910_4489,000
Population In 1900
'Population in 1910
LOANSWhen Due. Sinking fund
132,236
INTEREST is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.
430
A-0 $65,000c
1924 NET DEBT Oct 1
_ 356,764
330
J-J
75,0000
1911-27 Assessed valuation 1910__1910....24,067,626 NORRISTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT. H. W. Stahlnecker, Secretary.
3348
M-N 100 000c___May 1 1930 School tax (per $1,000) 1910410.00
Bonds are all exempt from State tax.
4s '05 J-J 249,000c__Jan 2 '11-34 Population In 1910 (est.)____45.000 LOANSWhen Due. 30'09 J-D $19,000r
INTEREST on the $65,000 issue Is payable at the Pittsburgh Trust Co 33s
J-D $62,000r_
(Subject to call 1919.)
1919
In Pittsburgh; on other loans at National Bank of McKeesport.
119
9129
9
(Subject to call 1909.)
__s '99 J-D $18,000
3;is
114-N $31,000c
1927
(Subject to call after 1009.)
McKEES ROCKS. Jno. P. Pastre, Treasurer.
1910_4249,000
(Subject
to
call
1907.)
BOND.
DEBT
1
Oct
This borough Is In Allegheny County.
55,570
3;0'04 A-0 $44,000c___Oct 1 1934 Sinking fund
LOANSWhen Due.
Funding Bonds.
(Subject to call Oct 1914.)
Assessed valuation 10l0..11,658,130
_a '95 ____ $40,000
1915
$5,000c_Apr 15 1914
val.
actual
4s
'07
$75,000c
M-S
1
1937
(Assessment
about
4
..Sept
....s '98 ____ 25,000
serial 4s '09 A-0 10,000c__Apr 15 1919
Value school property 1910_3535,000
(Subject to call Sept 1 1917.)
__s '03 ____ 22,000
serial
20,000c__Apr 15 1924
$8.00
1910....
School
tax
(per
$1,000)
__a '06 ____ 118,000
serial
30,000c__Apr 15 1929
INTEREST payable in Norristown..
Assessed valuation 1909_ _ _6,944,000
TOTAL DEBT June 1'10_4270,000 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_49.00 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. Granville Hahn, Treasurer.
Population in 1909 (est.)
7,500
Easton is the county seat.
MASONTOWN.
When Due. (Assessment about 2-3 actual value.)
LOANSThis place Is in Fayette County. Bonds below are tax free.
Ref., Fund. & Imp. Bds.(tax-exempt) Assessed valuation 1910_$64,612,605
LOANSJ$200,000c_Mch 1 '19-29 County tax (per $1,000) 1910_43.00
When Due. LOANSWhen Due.
99,687
Water Bonds.
48 '09 M-S1 100,000c__Mch 1 1939 Population in 1900
Sewer Bonds.
448'10 ___ $17,000____Aug 1 1940 40'10 ___
$8,000____Aug 1 1940 BOND. DEBT Oct 4 1910_ _$300,000 INT.payableat office of CountyTreas.

MEADVILLE. Henry Haas, Comptroller.
This city is in Crawford County.
Water Works Bonds.
46 '98 A-0$153,000c___Jan 1 1929
(Subject to call Jan 1 1904.)
48 '03 J-J 335,000c__ _July 1 1933
(Subject to call 1918.)
Refunding Bonds (Tax free).
1935
48 '05 J-J $30,000c
(Subject to call 1910.)
58,000_ __July 1 1936
48'06
J-J
(Subject to call July 1 1921.)

NORTH BRADDOCK SCHOOL DIST. J. F. Lowers, Sec.

This district (P. 0. Braddock) is in Allegheny County.
BONDED DEBT July '08_ $276,000
High School Bonds.
1BOND. DEBT May 15 1909 $170,00a
Sinking fund
78,100 43s'08 A-01380,000__Apr 1 '21-281School tax (per $1,000) 1908_46.50
Water debt (included)
153,000
1 5,000____Apr 1 19291
Total valuation 1908
3,573.736
(Assessm't about 50% actual value.) NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY. W. H. Deppen, Taxelk.
Sunbury is the county seat.
Total tax (per $1,000) 1908_429.00
When Due.'Assessed valuation 1909436.837,218
Population in 1900
10,291 LOANS___ 8220,000
Population in 1908 (est)
12,500 4s
J County tax (per $1,000) 1909_45.00
BOND. DEBT Nov 9 19104593,0001PopulatIon in 1900
90,911
INT. Is payable at city treasury

MERCER COUNTY. T. J. Gillespie, Treasurer.
Mercer is the county seat. Bonds are free from all taxes.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$22,000
Court House Bonds.
'Assessed valuation 1910__36,282,638
48 '09 J-D $360,000
1929 County tax (per$1,000)'10
5.00
(Subject to call part yriy. from 1911) Population In 1900
57,387
BOND. DEBT June 1 19104360,000 INT. payable at Treasurer's office. ,

OAKMONT. W. W. Kerr, Clerk.

This borough Is in Allegheny County.
Street Bonds.512,206
1 Sinking fund
4;is
114-N $60,000c..Final pay. '34 Assessed valuation 1010.4,444.000
4;is
M-N 10,000c_FInal pay. '37 (Assessment about 70% actual value)
43010 J-D 15,000_J'ne l'29.'34,'39 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_47.50
2,323
BOND DEBT Mch 1 19104149,000 Population in 1900

CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. W. J. Rehr, Secretary.
MILLVALE SCHOOL DISTRICT. T. D. Bunns, Secretary. OIL
This district is In Venango County. Bonds below are tax free.

This district (P. 0. Allegheny) is in Allegheny County.
LOANSWhen Due.'Assessed valuation 1909__$3,575,500
....8 '95 ___ $10,000
I (Assessment about 4-5 actual value.)
43.4s'08 J-J
57,000c_JulY 1 '13-'38'School tax (per $1,000) 1909___$6.00
BOND. DEBT May 18 '10_ $67,000I Population In 1909 (est.)
9 000
INTEREST payable at Bank of MIlivale.

MONESSEN. J. E. Pittman, Clerk.
This borough is in Westmoreland County. Incorporated Sept. 3 1898.
Bonds are exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. Assessed valuation 1910__ $5,500,000
Street Improvement Bonds.
(Assessment about 35% actual val.)
$30,000c__'16,'22&'27 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_425.50
56 '07 J-D { 20,000c ___1934-1935 Population in 1909 (est.)____14,000
25,000c
1936
INTEREST payable at Borough
TOTAL DEBT Oct 1910_ _ 4251,287 Treasurer's office.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. It. C. Miller, Clerk.
County seat Is Norristown. All 1 owls ore exemot from taxation.
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT May 20 '10_3600,000
Court House Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1909_104,962.250
330
M-S$350,000r ____1913-1933
(Assessment about full value.)
($50,000 due every five years.)
County tax (per $1,000) 1909_43.00
Funding Bonds.
Population In 1900
138,995
48'06 J-D $50,000c&r_June 1 '11&16
200,000c&r_1921-26-31-36 INTEREST payable at Norristown.

MT. CA MEL SCHOOL DISTRICT. C. Elmer John, Sec'y.

LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_ _4108,500
48
Tar $34,500c
1919 Sinking fund
12,000
48 '08 M-S 74,000c___ Sept 1 1938 Assessed valuation 1910_ _3,001,701
(Subject to call after Sept 1 1918.) School tax (per $1,000) 1910_49.00
INTEREST on the bonds of 1908 s payable at the Treasurer's office.

MUNHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT. John Bell Jr., Secretary.
A district in Allegheny County.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1910__ $103.000
Building Bonds (Tax-exempt).
Sinking fund
38,000
48 '03 J-J 178,0000
1923 Assessed valuation 1910
7,250.000
48 '05 J-J
15,000c
1925 School tax (per $1,000) 1909___$4.75
Funding Bonds (Tax-exempt)•
Population in 1909 (est)
5,000
48 '05 J-J $10,000c
1925 Bonds arc exempt from all taxes.
INTEREST payable at the Mononeahela Trust Co., Homestead, Pa.

NARBERTH. A. P. Redifer, Chairman Finance Committee.

This town Is in Monttromery County. Incorporated .lan. 21 1895
LOANSSewer System Bonds.
When Due.
Road Improvement Bonds.
J$24,000May1'12,'22&32
$1.000r____Jan 1 1912 45 '07 M-N1 27,000May1'17,'27&37
46 '96 J-J
2,000r_Jan 1 '14-'16 BOND. DEBT Apr 1 1910__ _$87,500
2,000r__Jan 1 '18-'20 Assessed valuation 1909__1,400,000
500r____Jan 1 1921 (Assessment about A actual value.)
58 97 J-D 1$1,000r_Dee 1 '12-'17 Total tax (per $1,000) 1909_421.50
1
1.000r_Dec 1 '22-'27 Population in 1910 (est.)
2,100
48 '08 J-J
$2,000r
1917
(Subject to call after 1912.)
INTEREST payable in PhiladelBonds are tax-exempt.
phia. Ardmore and Norristown.




When Due.I 4s '09 114-N $40,000c.. _ _1920-1927
LOANS__s '95 ___
$4,000
BOND. DEBT Jan 1 1910_491,000
__s '97 ___
3,500
Assessed valuation 1909_ 7,843,599
s '98 ___
31,000
Value of school property___ 250,000
..8 '02
12.500
Population in 1909 (est.)....„15,000
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's office.

PHILADELPHIA. John E. Reyburn, Mayor; J. M. Walton,
Comp.; W. H. Winter, Sec'y Sink. Fund Corn.
Philadelphia, co-extenslye with the county of the same name, is the third
city of the United States, and has an area of over 130 square miles. The
city was founded In 1681 by William Penn, chartered In 1787, and consolidated in 1854 with numerous outlying districts and boroughs. Many
sections of the city of Philadelphia still retain their old names and are
constantly referred to as such. Among these may be mentioned Germantown. Manayunk, Frankford, Bridesburg, Roxborough, West Philadelphia
Richmond, &c., &c. The county is under city control and has no separate
debt. On July 1 1910 the State Supreme Court sustained the validity of
the $5,000,000 loan authorized by Council In May 1910. See V. 91, p. 106.
LOANSWhen Due.
Refunding Loans.
$552,500rDec31 '1.0-'26
Municipal Purposes.
33s'97 J-J
330'04 J-J$16,000,000c&r_July1934 3s '98 J-J 1,175,400rDec31 '10-27
314s'02 J-J 5,000,000r_July 1 1932 3)i5'94 J-J 1 ,904,000rDec31 '10-'23
700,000rDec31 '10-'23
38 '98 J-J 7,280,000rDec31 '1_0-'22 3t'95
44,000r_ Dec 31 1924
330'98 J-J J1,120,000rDec31
330'95 J-J
5,000r_Dec 31 1924
1 280.000r Dec 31 1925 3j'95 J-J
1,000r_Dec 311924
33.65'07 J-J
125,000r_Jan 1 1937 3 As'95 J-J
4s '07 J-J 6,000,000r_July 1 1937
Water Loans.
4s '08 J-J 4,875,000r_Jan 1 1938 3s '00 J-J $3,000,000r_July 11910
4s '08 J-J 13,500,000r_July 1 1938 30'01 J-J 9,000,000r_July 1 1931
Subway Loan.
45 '09 J-J -5,739,700r_July 1 1939
4s '09 J-J 1.500,000r_July 1 1939 33s'94 J-JJ$3,600,000rDec31 '10-'21
1
87,000r_ Dec 31 1922
3s'90-91M-N 2,070,000_Nov 1 '11 '19
Widening Delaware Avenue.
3s '92 J-J
600,000rDec31 '10-'21
3s '93 J-J 1,400,000rDec31 '10-'17 3 As'O6 J-J $1,500,000rDec31 '10-'24
Oracle Crossing Abolition.
48 '93 J-J
875,000rDec31 '18-'22
30'94 J-J 2.870,000rDec31 '10-'23 4s '07 F-A
$75,000r_July 1 1937
38 '95 J-J 1,800,000rDee 31'10-'24 4s '08 J-J 1,000,000r_Jan 1 1938
4s '10 J-J 5.000,000 July 1 1940 48 '09 J-J 1,500,000r_July 1 1939
Registered loans overdue and yet outstanding
$20,700
40,520
Non-registered loans overdue and yet outstanding
14,000
Non-registered coupons overdue and outstanding
INTEREST payable by Farmers' & Mechanics' Nat. Bank. Phila., Pa.
FREE.
TAX
-All bonds are exempt from taxation by State or city
TOTAL DEBT, SINKING FUNDS, &c.-The subjoined statement
shows Philadelphia's total municipal debt, and the sinking fund held by the
city against the same, on the dates mentioned. [By a decision of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, flied May 31 1894 It is held that, within
the meaning of the word "Debt" In Section VIII, Article IX, of tho Constitution of Pennsylvania, the real debt of the city is the authorized debt
less the amount of the city certificates purchased and uncancelod In the
sinking fund.i

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75

Jan. 1 1910. Jan. 11909. Jan. 1 1908. LOANSRefunding Water Bonds
When Due.
$95,483,820 $88,770,220 $71,421,720
Grade-Crossing Bonds.
48 93 J-J $150,000r__ july 1 1923
10,582,200
8,077,800 48 '05 J-D f$20,500r_June 1 '11-'15 48 92 J-J 100.000r___July 1 1912
9,135,200
1 84,000r_June 1 '16-'35
City Home Bonds.
Net debt on dates named
$84,901,620 $79,635,020 $63,343,920
Sewer Bonds
1 '11-'21
Outstanding warrants (additional) _ _ $2,576,336 $2,468,938 $2,172,198 4s '87 J-J $50,000_r_July 1 1917 333'01 A-01$33,000r__Oct 1
40,000r_ _Oct '22-'31
The cash on hand In the city treasury Jan. 1 1910 was $20,341,868.58, 4s '93 A-0 55,000r__ _Oct 1 1923 45 '05
12,000r_June
1 '11-'25
J
D
exclusive of the cash in the sinking fund, which aggregated $64,648.84.
4s '94 A-0 100.000r___Apr 1 1924
9,000r _June 1 '26-'35
The amount of bonded debt redeemed by the Sinking Fund Commission 48 94
-J 145,000r___July 1 1924 -California Avenue
during the year 1909 was $2,023,800. The Philadelphia & Erie RR. stock 48 '95 J-J f 33,000r_ __July 1 1915
48 '91 A-0 $23,000r_ __Apr 1 1911
formerly held by the city among its assets was sold Nov. 15 1904.
1 33,000r_July 1 1920
Sundry Borough Indebtedness.
35,000r___July 1 1925
CITY PROPERTY.-The real estate owned by the city Jan. 1 1910 was 4s '95 J-J
Beltzhoover Borough.
330'01 A-01 1.000r__Oct 1 1911 5s '95__ _
.Valued at $93,309,044, an Increase over that of Jan. 1 1909 of $1,363,400.
$2,50O..
July 1 1912
1 40,000r Oct 1 '12-'31
Elliott Borough.
BORROWING CAPACITY.-The borrowing capacity of the city on
Pension Fund Bonds.
4s '00 ___ $20,000_ _June 1 '15-'30
Jan. 1 1910 was $8,130,633.78.
430'08 M-N 1$13,200_May 1 '11-'16
($5,000 every 5 years.)
ASSESSED VALUATION, &c.-The following shows the annual pay144,000__May 1 '17-'38 4303'03_ _ $29,000__June I '11-'31
ments to the sinking fund, amount of bonded debt and outstanding warWater Bonds
Esplen -Borough.
rants, assessed value of property, and the tax rate, for years indicated. 4s '84 A-0$132,000r___Apr 1 1914 4s '00 _ $14,500__Aug 1 1930
Property in this city up to and including 1903 was assessed at about 80% 4s '87 J-J 100,000r_July 1 1917
Beechview Borough.
of its actual value. In 1904, however, values were increased to nearly 4s '89 J-J 175,000r___July 1 1919 435s'06 ___
$5,000___Aug 15 1921
real value, resulting in a decreased tax rate.
48 '95 J-D 300,000r__June 1 '15-25 4301'08 ___
14,000___May 26 1938
($100,000 due every five years.)
Montooth Borough.
Payments to Total Municipal Assessed real and
Tax rate
(Subject to call June 1 1913.)
Years.
$7,500- .Aug 1 1924
5s '04 __
Sinking Funi. Debt Jan. 1. Personal Valuarn. pPr $1,000
4s '95 J-D 226,000r_June 1 '11-'20
1010
Sheraden Borough.
$95,483,820
$15.00
$1,383,675,057
($108,000 due every fifth year.)
1909
{$6,000__Aug 1 '11'-14
$5,074,455
91,230,159
1,317,292,053
15.00
48 '05 J-D 110,000r_June 1 1925 58 '95 __
1908
2,000____Aug 1 1915
4,306,840
73,593,919
1,287,287,123
15.00
48 '98 J-D 132,000r__Dec 1 '11-'16
1905
500____Aug 1 1916
2,917,510
71,815,677
1 185.899,831
15.00
($66,000 due every five years.)
1900
112,000„Aug 1 '11-'21
1,022,114
56,772,230
880,935,265
18.50
4s '96 J-D$68,000r____Dec 1 1921 4s '98 ___
1890
8,000__Aug 1 '22-'25
602,590
56,777.370
688,713,518
18.50
45 '96 J-D 68,000r__Dec 1 1926
1880
6,000__Aug 1 '26-'27
72,264,595
806,605
536,667,834
20.00
3303'01 A-01154,000r_Oct 1 '11-'21
1870
45,093,247
519,197
{10,000____Nov 1911
479,776,643
18.00
1150,000r_Oct 1 '22-'31 4s '01 ___
35,000____Nov 1921
1860
173,737
21,356,759
155,697,660
20.00
40,000___ _Nov 1931
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 1,549,008; in 1900 was 1,293,697; in 1890, 4s '05 J-D 187,500r_June 1 '11-'35
1.046,964; in 1880, 847,170; in 1870, 674,022. Population June 1 1909- 4s '06 F-A 144,800r_Aug 1 '11-'26 4303'04 ___ 160,000_'14, '24 & '29
129,000r_Aug 1 '27-'36
125,000
1934
report of Bureau of Census-I,515,756.
55
.. 85,000__Nov 1 '12-'37
($17,000
'07-- every 5 years.)
PHOENIXVILLE. W. H. Garges, Treasurer.
INTEREST on bonds of the old city of Pittsburgh is payable at the City
This borough Is in Chester County. Incorporated March 6 1849. All
Treasurer's office in Pittsburgh, at the Bank of America, N. Y., and the
bonds are exempt from all taxes.
Colonial Trust Co., N. Y,and at the Pittsburgh Trust Co.; on the bonds of
Water Bonds.
BOND. DEBT April 1910_ $195,500 the old city of Allegheny interest is payable in Allegheny and at
the office
4s
A-0 $141,000 r
1914 Floating debt
13,000 of T. Whalen & Co. In Philadelphia.
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Assessed valuation 1900_ __4,500,000
TOTAL
DEBT,
SINKING
FUNDS. &c.
Refunding & Paving Bonds.
(Assessment about 60% actual val.)
Oct. 1 1910. Oct. 2 1909. Oct. 2 1908. Feb. 11907.
4s '08 M-N J$30,000c_Nov 1 '23-33 Total tax (per $1,000) '09_ $17.00
Total bonded
$36,442,161 $37,147,868 $34,884,040 $24,184,802
1 20,000c Nov 1 '23-38 Population in 1900
9,196 Floating debtdebt
2,641,562
Borough Bonds.
654,919
413,336
Population in 1909 (est.)
10,000
4s
A-0
$4,500r _ _ _ _Matured INTEREST payable in Phoenixville.
Total debt
$39,083,723 $37,802,787 $35,297,376 $24,184,802
(Subject to call after 1904.)
Sinking fund
8,322,180
11.437,298 11,193,620 11,347,376
Bonded debt
City loans held in sinking funds

PITTSBURGH. Wm. A. Magee, Mayor; E. S. Morrow,
Comptroller.

This city, now known as "Greater Pittsburgh," is situated in Allegheny
County. Legislature of 1905 passed an Act providing for the annexation
of Allegheny; on Nov. 18 1907 the U. S. Supreme Court held the law
valid (V. 85, p. 1352), and annexation became effective Dec. 0 1907.
The boroughs of Sheraden and Montooth were also annexed In 1907. On
Dec. 15 1908 the citizens of Beechview voted in favor of annexing that
borough to the city of Pittsburgh on Jan. 1 1909. At the general election
Nov. 2 1909 the voters approved the issuance of $6,775,000 bonds for various improvements. These bonds were declared to be illegal in a decision
rendered by the State Supreme Court on July 1 1910. See V. 91, p. 106.
A friendly suit has been instituted to restrain the sale of $81,000 watermain bonds. See V. 91, p. 1047. Propositions to issue bonds aggregating
$10,305,000 were favorably voted upon Nov. 8 1910. V. 91, p. 1344.
IRDEBTEDNESS OF GREATER CITY. •
LOANSWhen Due.
Fire Engine ec Police Sta. Bonds.
Bridge Bonds.
430'08 M.N$140,000c_May 1 '11-'3s
4s '95 M-N $750,000c&r_May 1'25
Public Health Bonds.
(Subject to call 1-10 every 3 years.) 430'08 M-N $23,400r_May 1 '11-'38
48 '09 J-J
58,000__Jan 1 '11-'39
Railroad Compromise Bonds.
48 '09 J-D 224,000__Dec 1 '11-'38 5s '63 J-J $856,704c_Jan 1 1913
4s '09 A-0 128,500
1911-1929 5i '63 J-J
973,100r_Jan 1 1913
120,000
1930-1939 4s '63 J-J
203,300c__Jan 1 1913
434s'08 M-N 106,400c_May 1 '11-'38 4s '83 J-J
150,098r_Jan I 1913
Funded Debt Bonds.
Dept. of Charities Loan.
78 '72 J-J $121,000r. __Jan 1 '12 4s '07 M-N $60,0000&rNov 1 '11-'12
48 '07 M-N 466,000c May 1 '12-'27 4368'08 M-N_126,000c_May 1 '11-'38
($116,500 due every five years.)
Public Works Bonds.
48 '04 J-D
$899,100cdcr __-June 34 4 W08 M-N$195,000c_May 1 '11-'38
(Subject to call 1-every five years.)
Water Bonds.
Funded Debt Improvem't Bonds. 4s '09 J-J 1$442,700__Jan 1 '11-'29
5s '83 J-D
$68,000c___June 1 '13
1 234,000_ _Jan 1 '30-'30
5s '83 J-D 1,335,000r_June 1 '13 48 '08 J-D 280,000__Dec 1 '11-'38
5s '82 J-D
77.000r_ _June 1 '12 75 '73 __
1,500_ __Past due
City Bonds Loan of 1900.
4301'08 M-N 1165,600_May 1 '11-'18
33i'00A.-0;4.900,000c&rApr 1'12-'30
400,000_May 1 '19-'38
($700,000 every 3 years.)
4s '06 J-J
33,600c&rJuly 1 '11-36
Improvement Bonds.
($16,600 annually.)
48 '85 J-D
$53,000c___Dec 1 1915 cis '95 M-N $1,000,000c&r May 1 '25
48 '85 J-D 3,681,700r_Deo 1 1915 (Subiect to call 1-10 every 3 years.)
48 '07 M-N 382,000c_May 1 '11-'27
Water Plant Purchase Bonds
Public Safety Bonds.
4s '09141,250,200c&r_Jan 1 '11-'29
48 '95 M-N $250,000c&r May 1 1925 J-J lx 659,000c&r..Jan 1 '30-'39
(Subject to call 1-10 every 3 years.)
Filtration Bonds
436s '08M-N $28,000c_May 1 '11-'38 3348'04 A-0$3,633.400.c&r to 1934
Fund. Judg. Debt Loan.
4303'08 M-N 700,000__Yriy. to 1938
48 '08 J-J$308,000 r. _ _ _ July'l 1 &'16
To Fund Floating Debt of Former
692,000cJuly 21-26-31-36
City of Allegheny.
Street Imp Bonds.
4348'08 M-N$463,000c_May 1 '13-'38
45 '09 A-0 1 28,800_ _Apr 1 '11-'34
(One-sixth every five years.)
6,500_Apr 1 '35-'39
To Fund Floating Debt of Former
7,600__Apr 1 '11-'29
48 '09 A-0
City of Pittsburgh.
7,000_Apr 1 '30-'39 4348'08 M-N$614,000c_May 1 '13-'38
Public Park Bonds.
(One-sixth every five years.)
To Fund Floating Debt of •Former
4 '95 M-N $875,000c&r _ May 1 '25
(Subject to call 1-10 every 3 years.)
Borough of Sheraden.
430'08 M-S1131,400c_Mch 1 '11-'28 430'08 M-N$104,000c_May 1 '13-'38
1 74,000c-Mch 1 '29-'$8
(One-sixth every five years.)
430'08 M-N 74,000c_May 1 '11-'38
To Fund Floating Debt of Forme
48 '08 M-N 120,000c_Nov 1 '11-'18
Borough of Montooth.
Boulevard Bonds.
430'08 M-N $30,000c_May 1 '13-38
48 '05 M-N $250,000r__May 11925
(One-sixth every five years.)
(Subject to call 1-10 every 3 years).
x These bonds were issued to pay for the plant of the Monongahela Water Co., purchased by the city.
BONDS OF FORMER CITY OF ALLEGHENY.
LOANSWhen Due.
Highway Improvement, B to F.
North Side Funding Bonds.
4s '95 J-J $150 000r__July 1 '15'25
$206,000 - $35,000 quinquennially
($50,000 due every five years.)
until '34, $31,000 until '39.
Street improvement.
City Park Bonds.
4s '01 A-0 $75,000r-_Apr 1 1911
48 '05 J-D $75,000r_June 1 '11-'35 45 '97 J-J i68.000r-__Jan 1 1922
4s '06 F-A 14 8000_Aug 1 '11-26
68,000rJan
I 1927
14,000c_Aug 1 '27-'36 4s '93 A-0 00,000r__Oct 1 1923
Electric-Light Bonds
4s '94 A-0 200,000r__ Apr 1 1924
4s '91 A-0$160,000r___Apr 1 1921 4s '94 J-J 200,000r__July 11024
4s '03 A-0 14,000r_Oct 1 1923 4s '97 J-J 132,000r___Jan '12-'17
86.000r__ _July 1 1924
48 '94 J-J
($66,000 due every five years.)
330'01 A-01 33,000r__Oct 1 '11-'21
($50,000r__July 1 1915
1 40,000r_Oct 1 '22-'31 48 '95 J-J
83,000r__July 1 1020
4s '04 F-A 32,000r__Aug 1 '11-'18
I 83,000r- _July 1 1925
48 '06 A-0 18,000c_ _Oct 1 '12-'29 330'01 A-01176,000r_Oct 1 '11-'26
63.000r_Oct
1 '11-'32
4s '07 A-0
1 60,000r_Oct 1 '27-'31
Municipal Bonds (Renewal)•
4s '05 J-D 420,000r_June 1 '11- 35
4s '91 A-0$150,000r_ Apr 1 1911 4s '06 F-A1 9,600r_Aug 1 '11-'26
Public Safety Bonds.
1 8,000r_Aug 1 '27-'36
3301'01 A-0 $63,000r__Oct 1 '11-'31 4s '07 M-N 400,000e._ May 1 1937
46 '05 J-D 12,000r_June 1 '11-'25
Judgment Fund Bonds.
1 9,000 r_June 1 '26-'35 4s '04 J-J $320,000r_Jan 1 '11-'30
48 '04 F-A 48,000r_Feb 1 '31-'33




Net debt
$27,646,425 $26,609,167 $23,950,000 $15,862,622
Water debt (included) _ -$13,615,400 $13,502,900 $10,577,200
Water skg. fund (incl.) _ $1,411,869 $1,358,319
$823,446
The figures of debt for Oct. 1910 given above are those of the city of
'Greater Pittsburgh." The sinking fund consists of $9,691.797 bonds
and cash to the amount of $1,745,501.
DEBT LIMITATION.-Pittsburgh's debt is limited by State Constitution to 7% of assessed valuation.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-The city's assessed valuation (estimated
at about 80% of actual value) and tax rate have been as below-real estate
values being only revised once In three years accounts for the large Increase
In 1907.
Assessed Valuation.
City Tax
YearReal.
Personal.
Total.
per $1,000
1910
$747,551,950
*$751,236,965
$3,685,015
$7.50
1909
705,732,883
4,167,835
*709,900,718
8.00
1908
698,701,156
5,570,167
9.50
*704,271,323
1007
582,021,462
2.387,575
584,409,037
12.50
1905
482.869,360
2,269,695
465,139,055
13.00
1900
320,393,234
1,866,130
322,255,364
17.00
1890
198,580,267
1,873,359
200,453,626
15.00
1884
105,404,720
1,838,258
107.342,978
16.00
-*Valuation of Greater Pittsburgh."
For the year 1910 the assessed valuation of real estate Includes the valuation of property to the amount of $208,224,892 which paid a rural tax (twothirds of full tax) and $4,674,748 which paid a so-called agricultural tax,
or one-half of the full tax rate.
POPULATION.-In 1910 population was 533,905; in 1900 it was 321,616
in 1890 it was 238,617; in 1880, 156,389; in 1870, 86,076. In 1909 the population of "Greater Pittsburgh" was estimated to be 565,000.
PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICTS. Chas. Relsfar Jr.; Secretary Central Board of Education.
The various sub-school districts of Pittsburgh have an Indebtedness entirely separate from that of the city proper. We give below their bonded
debt on Feb. I 1910, aggregating $3,404,400, and the assessed valuation
of each for 1909.
Banded Assessed ValueDebt.
Hon 1909.
Allen Sub-School District
$34,500
$3,074,085
Beechview Sub-School District
26,000
Beltzhoover Sub-School District
1,904,763
130,000
Brushton Sub-School District
5,886,425
235,000
Colfax Sub-School District
25,115,380
144,000
Crescent Sub-School District
38,000
705.895
Esplen Sub-School District
1,004,925
13,000
Franklin Sub-School District
168.000
9,594,845
Hiland Sub-School District
37,252,065
355,000
Homewood Sub-School District
16,737,694
250,000
Howard Sub-School District
9,409,745
81.000
Knox Sub-School District
3,644,385
12,000
Lawrence Sub-School District
7,437,119
15,000
Liberty Sub-School District
52,011,768
55,000
Lincoln Sub-School District
180,000
12,503,839
Luckey Sub-School District
2,476,047
28,000
Montooth Sub-School District
417,555
4,000
Minersville Sub-School District
11,639,505
205,500
Moorhead Sub-School District
145,000
7,098,719
Morse Sub-School District
39,000
6,102,205
Mt. Albion Sub-School District
9,694,086
152,000
Mt. Washington Sub-School District
29,000
6,642,127
Oakland Sub-School District
167,000
34,264,077
Peebles Sub-School District
242,900
16,707,473
Sheraden Sub-School District
176,000
3,988.432
Sterret Sub-School District
260,000
12,862,020
St. Clair Sub-School District
32,000
4,371,248
Stevens Sub-School District
17,000
1,963,454
Washington Sub-School District
9,785,406
60,000
Westlake Sub-School District
1.635.331
26,000
West Liberty Sub-School District
84,500

PITTSTON. Jno. Kehoe, Clerk.
This city is in Luzerne County.
When Due. Floating debt
LOANS$9,000
Improvement Bonds.
Sinking fund
3,253
430'09 M-SJ$12,500c___SePt 1 1913 Assessed valuation 1909__ _7,682,864
1 87,500c_Sept 1 '14-'38 (Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
Refunding Loan
City tax (per$1,000) 1900
MOO
M-S $36,800c___Sept 1 1926 Population In 1900
48
12,556
BOND. DEBT April 1910_ $138,8001 Population In 1910 (est.)
18,000
INTEREST payable at City Treasurer's office.
PITTSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT May 1910-$138,000
4303'09 F-A1$12,000___Aug 1 1912 Assessed valuation 1909__ 7,682,864
1 50,000 _Aug I '20-'39 School tax (per $1,000) 1909_$7.00

POTTSVILLE. G. A. Berner, Secretary.
This borough is in Schuylkill County. Incorporated Feb. 19 1828.
Consolidated with Borough of Yorkville on April 3 1007. All bonds,
with the exception of the $7,000 due 1913, are subject to State tax.

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Refunding Bonds.
30
J-J $31,000c___July 1 1929
(Subject to call after 1909.)
Yorkville Sewer Bonds.
J-J
4s
$2,000c
(Subject to call after 1907.)1917
BOND. DEBT Oct 1 1910__ $128,000
1,300
Sinking fund
7,441,356
Tax valuation 1910
(Assessment about ;.‘ actual value.)
$9.00
Bor. tax (per $1,000) 1910
15,710
Population In 1900
The bonds due In 1911 are subject to call after five years from date of
issue; those due In 1913 after 10 years.
INTEREST is payable at the Borough Treasurer's office.
POTTSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. Walter H. Steiner, Secretary.
Bonds are all exempt from State tax.
LOANSWhen Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_3135,900
7,088
Sinking fund
Building Bonds.
330'09 J-D $46,000c___June 1 1939 Value school property 1910 450,000
Assessed valuation 1910_7,462,000
(Subject to call June 1 1914.)
(Assessment about 3-5 actual value.
Refund'g Bonds-(Tax exempt.)
_39
0
.00
4,00
1932 School tax (per $1,000) 1910._2
333 J-J
$89,900c
Population in 1910 (est.)
(Subject to call after 1907.)
INTEREST at Schuylkill Trust Co.. Pottsville.

When Due.
LOANSFunding Bonds.
43
A-0 323,000c___May 1 1911
(Subject to call.)
Engine House Bonds.
$7,000r
1913
J-J
45
Street Paving Loan.
45 '08 J-J $15,000c_ _Jan 1 1938
(Sub'ect to call after 1918.)
4s '10 M-S $50,000c_ _Sept 1 1940
(Subject to call after -Sept 1 1920)

PUNXSUTAWNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Nov 1910_ ___$89,500
LOANS5,000
School Bldg. Bonds-(Tax-exempt) Sinking fund
430'07 J-J $65,000c_1912 to 1937 Assessed valuation 1909__ 2,484.000
(10),000 in 1912, 1917, 1922, 1927, School tax (per $1,000) 1909_$12.00
Population In 1906 (est.)
7 500
1932, and $15,000 In 1937.)
1921
24,500c
4901 J-J
INTEREST Is payable at the Punxsutawney National Bank.

RANKIN. Carl Koellman, Secretary.
This borough Is In Allegheny County. Incorporated 1892.
Water Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS5 45'94 A-0 $9,500c___Part yearly
Sewer Bonds.
430'99 A-0 317,000c_Part yearly_ BOND. DEBT Oct 1910_3116,500
Improvement Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_ _ _6,533,640
4)s'08 MN $49,500c_ __Part yearly (Assessment about 80% actual val.)
4s '05 J-J
21,500c___Part yearly Boro tax (per $1,000) 1910_ _ _ 47.00
3,775
55 '97 J-J
18,500c__-Part yearly Population In 1900
5,000
55 '96 M-N
500c___Part yearly Population In 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable In Braddock.

READING. 0. B. Dorward, Comptroller.
This city Is the county seat of Berks County. All bonds are tax exempt.
Refunding Bonds.
When Due.
LOANS4s '03 A-0 $48 000c_Aug 1 '13 '28
City Bonds.
($12,000 due every 5 years.)
4s '93 ___ $100,000
4s '09 A-0$200,000c_Apr 1 '14-'34
Sewer and Paving Bonds.
($40,000 every five years.)
____1912-1927
$80,000c
A-0
45 '02
Paving Bonds.
($20,000 every fifth year on Apr. 1).
430'07 M-S $16,000c_Sept 1 '11-12 45 '98 A-0 $60,000c _....1913-1923
45 '97 F-A 120,000c ____1912-1922 ($20,000 every fifth year on Apr 1.)
340.000 every fifth year on Feb 1.) 45 '97 J-J $60,000c ___1912-1922
Water Dept Bonds.
($20.000 every fifth year on July 1.)
45 '09 A-0 $60,0000 __1914-1924
4s '99 ___ $125,000
200,000
45 '90 _ _
($20,000 every fifth year on Apr. 1.)
75,000
BOND.DEBT Nov 5 1910$1,644,000
48 '92 __
374,571
I 68,000c___Sept 1 191$ Sinking funds
45 '08 M-S1150,000c_Sept 1'18&23 Assessed valuation 1910 53,670,275
( 82,000c__ _Sept 1 1928 (Assessment about ;•1 actual value.)
45 '09 J-J 1100,000r_July 1'14-'19 City tax (per $1.000) 1910___$10.00
1100,000r_ _July 1'24-'29 Total tax (per $1.000) 1910._$17.00
78,961
Population in 1900
.96,071
Population In 1910
INTEREST is payable at the office of the City Treasurer.
READING SCHOOL DISTRICT. J. E. Wanner,Pres.; F. Roland, Jr.,Sec.
This district, comprising the city of the same name, Is in Berks County.
1939
LOANSWhen Due. 30'09 J-J $40,000c
350
F-A $16,400c
1929
(Subject to call after 1910.)
(Subject to call after Feb. 1 1904.) BOND. DEBT Sept 1 1910_$483,200
56,712
330
A-0 51,700c_ -..Apr 1 1930 Sinking fund
,(Subject to call after Apr 1 1905.) School tax (per $1,000) 1909_$4.00
For assessed valuation, population,
A-03257,100c_ _Apr 1 1934
33s
(Subject to call after Apr 1 1909.) &c.. see city of Reading.
INTEREST payable at the DisJ-D $28,800c._ _June 1931
330
(Subject to call after June 1 1906.) trict Treafurer's office.
330
M-N $96,500c_ May 1 1936
(Subject to call after May 1 '11.)

RENOVO. H. A. McGarvey, Clerk.
This borough is in Clinton County.
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT May 19 '10 $50,000
Water & Street Bonds.
7.524
Sinking fund
i8'08 s-a $25,000c
1939 Assessed valuation 1910......1,823,198
Refunding Water Bonds
(Assessment about 1-3 actual value.)
'06 J-J $25,000c_ _July 1 1936 Tax rate (per $1,000) 1910_ ___$7.00
Subject to call after July 1 1911.) Population In 1900
4,082
INTEREST payable at the Borough Trea urer's office.

RIDLEY PARK, Frank D. Kane, Clerk of Council.

SCOTTDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT. A. C. Overholt, Chmn. Flnance Corn
Bonds of 1909 are exempt from tax.
When Due. BOND. DEBT Oct 1910._$79,500
LOANS4;0'09 J-D $44,500c_June 1 '11-'38 Assessed valuation 1909_43,476,425
School tax (per $1,000) 1909_39.00
yearly.)
amounts
(Various
6,000
430'10 J-D $35,000c_ _Part yearly Population in 1909 (est.)
INTEREST payable at First National Bank of Scottdale.

SCRANTON. J. Von Bergen Jr., Mayor; Edw. Eisele, Comp.
This city is in Lackawanna County. Incorporated April 23 1866.
When Due.
City Improvement.
LOANS48 '86 J-J $21,000r_July 1 '11- 16
Bridge Loans.
($3,500 yearly.)
430 '94J-D $50,0000_ _June 1 1914
92,000c_July 1 '11-'33
430 '94J-D 60,000c___June 1 1919 4s '08 J-J
Park Bonds.
4s '07 M-Sj119,000c_Mch 1 '11-'27
I 60,000c_Mch 1 '28-'37 48 '01 J-J $10,000c_ __July 1191$
Judgment Funding Bonds.
Police & Fire Dept. Bonds.
4s '04 J-J 376,000c_July 1 -11-'29 350 '03A-0 $16,000c -Oct 1 1912
32,000c_July 1 '11-'26 3;0 '03A-0 68,000cOctl'17-22-27-32
4s '08 J-J
4s '08 A-0 16,000c_Oct 1 '11-'26 4s '05 A-0 266 000c_Apr 1 '15-'35
($55,000 due each five years.)
43 '08 M-N 12,000c_Nov 1 '11-'22
Street Paving Bonds (Assessment).
Sewer Bonds.
30'00 J-D $45,000c_ __June 1 1915 4s '08 J-J 323,000c_July 1 '11-'33
Redemption Bonds.
45,000c_ _June 1 1920
4s '00 J-J
25 000c_June 1 1925 40 '93J-D $38,000c___June 1 1913
26,000c_July 1 '11-'23 434s '93J-D 38,000c_ .Tune 1 1918
45 '04 J-J
Total assessed val. 1909 .$72,509,180
Bridge and Improvement.
48 '04 F-A $48,000 Feb 1 '11-'34 Total assessed val. '08__ 72,049,160
list class property_ ___$5.55
Municipal Improvement.
430 '91J-D $22,000c___Dec 1 1911 City taxi 2nd class property __ 3.70
(3rd class property -2.775
430 '91J-D 23,000c__ _Dec 1 1916
TAX FREE.-All bonds issued by this city are tax exempt.
• These figures do not include coal property assessments which are in
dispute.
First class is that section of the city wherein the majority of the lots I5
built upon and Improved; second class constitutes the unimproved section;
and third class, farm lands, &c.
TOTAL DEBT.-The subjoined statement shows Scranton's indebtedness on the dates mentioned.
Apr. 4 '10. Feb. 27 '09. Apr. 1 '08. Apr. 1 '07.
$1,304,500 $1,442,000 $1,326,500 $1,171,000
Total bonded debt
142,449
21,576
251,494
64,398
Floating debt

1

Total municipal debt_ $1,555,994
469,052
Less sinking funds, &c.._

$1,584,449
503,209

$1,348,076
365,965

$1,235,398
457,464.

Net debt
$1,086,942 $1,081,240
$982,111
3777,934
The above-stated assets on April 4 1910 consisted of bonds of the redemption loan series of 1893, amounting to 350.000, park bonds amounting
to $20,000, judgment fund loan 0( 1903, $84,000, and $188,297 cash In the
sinking fund.
ASSESSED VALUATION.-Assessment since 1902 at about full cash
value-previously about one-third vain(
POPULATION.-In 1910 was 129,867; in 1000 It was 102,026; In 1890 It
was 75,215; in 1880, 45,850; In 1870, 35,092. In1908 (est.), 125,000.
SCRANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. Eugene D. Fellows, Secretary.
When Due. 40'97A-0 3120,000c_A r 1'22-25-27
LOANS100,000c. eb 1 14& 17
43.0'93J-J $100,000cJuly 1 '13 & '18
4;0'00J-D j60,000eJune 1 '26 & '28 4s '07 F-A{100,000c_Feb 1 '24&'34
50,000c.- _Feb 1 1937
140,000c.-.June 1 1930
430'01J-D 75,000c_June 1 1931100,000c_Sept 1 '24&29
48 '03A-0 250,000c_ .Oct 1 '13-'33 4s '09 M-S{100,000c_Sept 1 '34&37
50,000cSept 1 1939
($50,000 due 1915-'18, 23-'28 & '33.)
60,000c_Aug 1 '14&'28 BOND. DEBT Apr 20'10.31,470,000
3;is'02 F-A 100,000c_Aug 1 '16&'20 Sink. fd. (bds.) Apr 1 1910 152,000
40,000c.„ Aug 1 1926 Cash on hand
143,051
50,000c__ _Aug 1 1932 School tax (per $1,000) '08-'0948.00
4;0'95J-J 75,000c_July 1 '15-19-20 Value school prop., 190942.500.000
TAX FREE.-The bonds are all free from taxation to holders.
INTEREST payable at office of Treasurer.
SCRANTON POOR DISTRICT. W. G. Daniel, Secretary.
LOANSWhen Due.1
45 g
F-A$140,000__Aug 1 '10-'231

SEWICKLEY. E. A. Day, Solicitor.
This borough is In Allegheny County. Incorporated Aug. 30 1853.
Refunding Bonds.
tVhen Due.
LOANSRefunding Water Bds.(Tax-Exe.v)
$8,000c_Oct 1 '11-'18
f$8.000c___Apr 1 1913
3,000c_ _Oct 1 '19&21
2,000c_ _Oct 1 '20&22
1 9 000c___Apr 1 1918
7,500c_ _Oct 1 '23-'27
45 '03 A-0 i11,000c___Apr 1 1923 4s
A-0
114,000c___Apr 1 1928
2,000c__Oct 1 1928
115.000c_Apr 1 1933
1,500c__ _Oct 1 1929
Municipal Hall Bonds.
10,000c_Oct 1 '30-'34
45
A-0 1325,000c_Oct 1 '11-35
2,500c____Oct 1 1935
1 2,000c__Oct 1 1936 TOT. BD, DT. Oct 5 1910_3125,000
Street & Sewer Bonds-Tax-Ex'net Floating debt
7,000
4.903'92A-0 134,000c_Oct 1 '11-'12 Assessed valuation 1910._ _6,390,390
1
500c___Oct 1 1913 (Assessment about 68% actual value)
Tax rate (per $1,000) 1900___ $7.00
Population in 1900
3,568
INTEREST on tne street and sewer bonds Is payable at the First National
Bank, Sewickley; on the refunding bonds at the Borough Treasurer's office.

This borough Is in Delaware County. Incorporated Dec. 12 1887.
Bonds are tax-free.
$19,337 SHAMOKIN. W. H. R. Smink, Chief Burgess.
When Due. Sinking fund
LOANS1929 Assessed valuation 1910_31.775.335
3;is
J-J $33,000
This borough is in Northumberland County.
1934 (Assessment about 2-3 actual value) LOANS25,000
411
J-J
Refunding Bonds-Tax Exempt.
Whenr Due.
Sewer BondsTax rate (per $1,000) 1910..._$20.00
4304 J-D
Paving Bonds-Tax Free.
$9,000____Dec 1 1914
1,234 45 Street
48 '06 A-0 $22,000c_ _ _Oct 1 1936 Population in 1900
'09 M-S $55,000____May 1 1939 4s '05 F-A 10,000___Aug 1 1915
1,761 (Subject
BOND. DEBT Mch 1 1910_ _$80,000'Population In 1910
4s06
A-0
11,800c. _ _Oct 1 1936
to
call
part
In
1914,
'19&'29)
INTEREST payable at the First National Bank, Chester, Pa.
Borough Purposes-Tax Exempt.
(Subject to call after Oct 11916.)
ROCHESTER, James W. Doncaster, Secretary.
24,000c_ _July 1 19311
4s
A-0 ($17,600.Oct 15 '11-18 48 '09 J-J
This borough is In Beaver County. Bonds are exempt from State taxes
1 25,000.Oct 15 '19-'28 (Subject to call after July 1 1919.)
LOANSWhen Due. TOTAL DEBT May 10 '10_ $104,122
BOND. DEBT Oct 3 1910_3191,100
Fite Bonds-Free from Tax.
11
8,0
200
2
45.s '08 NI-S slo,00n__Nov 1 1923 Sinking fund
41,043 4s '05 M-S $45,000._ _ _Sept 1 1935 Assessed valuation 1909_ __5,34
Funding & Ref. Bonds.
Assessed valuation 1910_3.084,116 (Subject to call $20,000 after 1910 (Assessment about 10% actual value)
$1,000)
1009____$9.00
Tax
rate
(per
1915.)
40'10 ___ $20,000c_June 1 '32-'39 Population